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New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

,,.o q, siLc TAIIOW-Narket dull. i'sn4i.c. ....,.'
TARD-Ma-ke, fairly active. sales 100 tics PRIME .tn
s2iIc T. 200 city 6hu6',c; refined AIRY aco n
,,n zoe for Continent private terms; qioed 'ol-
tinent 74oc; South America Goc 19mpDond pomna a. W.
RICF-A good demand reported for bo,h ioresn ar
domestic the call for the most rart being ior 'u ,
,or radcs and these comparatively light supply
causes firm market. The same condition ct a,as ,, S
reported the primary markets we iuote So ~ fsir
louisiana common ordinary. 3'1H3S.c ow n'' "
4af.c; good to prime 4.aoc sS. 10 Japan isa4tc:
Pana sc Ransoon 3asIsc do In bond cr am s, un
chanSe1 ss 10 prices centrugals 90 test quoted q,
i32c rnuscovado. 50 test ,l6c molasses ~
,.s, We note OF 1892 bags 81 Domingo csh,IIi
ueai Just arrived 9s test at l,iSe s1sop; & narkei
"a; bags Az and bags. The London sugar ma
is unchsneed cane ruling steady. with Java luoru a,
lis ID fair refining 9s 3D. and beet guiet put m rn
49,. coied a, or 81 February, es 4isd The mrket
for refined sugar while quiet remains steaay Al
the basis OF 'c or
although No 5 Empire A. was reduced ll"c 10 ''o'o'
ir,y ,rire
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

s: .sy whs ' sa BY Quite s' an 6
en- encs sSas after midda rf'aeG dispatch that
Thomen reports have been Of some Influence OF
sss oSer hsa 4epors %sae and seeVed that
sspSsye OF AND %hss that m Sush
% DS 6s 900 T to to sG Sf amount SsTriss
suiDr at ns chss s s na all ns ssa
sos1ss bush as. year winter ?osss bush sssin:.
faS!i aSai Sss saGoas
& bos bush ss1o, sos sas wf
enng about 40. bu, the close the ex,
ser' ns e Gscne To .c % net advans There quite
good local buying and the rsnswed in % yne1 wheat
ass @ @ @n Ns 80 bard S. % hard % tpns n
a; ioa oi.e MAY. !. anos, bush No haIi
Ma Mne pe b. aoa aes sS sSa S%s and md 3a
sy ii SS sois ra Ma at o R
FOR corn fairly active and weaker at the opening in
deal Of corn for sale III. decline and prices rallied
u the wcs ne o ons
below 4s'.c prices breaking about c there and c here
:cllns in wheat Ths dscrease IN The amour, @noai 9r
showed Increase Of only $4,000 bush tho seil
ing & SGM M % ma e d ars at e b" IN srmpahy N
hs re- sn IN wheat The msrS, aed % da
was moderately active and easier No was quoted a,
Sd No wS sus % nspsGc ss & pa ese ye
800 busn steamer yellow 4sc elevator ana asc
Trade in the early part Of the day was fair prices
yancrg slightly oyer the hnai OF sa'nday bur suose
way generally closing at the lowest price Of the day
i.c decline May although January and February
held a. ,.r advance. The visible supply
showed favorable change. local stocks exhib.
tng quite good decrease. and with the light
interior receipts the bulls showed good deal
confidence, and the decline there seemed 10 be
a nunbe. OF buying orders Cash oats dull. No
were quoted at 34ta34isc 1000 bush No white sold
600 bush track white. 31d41c. BAR
LFY-Markat quite. Quoted Boatloads 63@64c for No
Milwaukee and G4G6Gr for ungraded Western.
MALT-Market dull: Western quoted a. 7oa I5c
SEEDS-Market timothy. s6GSG 80 and clo'er.
SIS 15Hs0 23 ...... .RCCKWEEAT-Mar quiet. Japan
ese quoted a 54d56c. and silver hull a. 4905cc.
We give comparison the closing prices " the pre-
xinis day and for correspondng date last year:
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

M.rk., closed very steady at TO points deone com
nared with Saturdays closing prices
ties February S45c Total sales. lo4oo Daes. "
York spct sales to-day and last night as o 81
ported: For consumption. 40 bales; ~ "a
pa alo baies spo; cotton dull: mi dl!ns upands as
,u,Sdi,ng (:,f Sac l-l6c lower compare WI.
Satmrdays c;csrE New-York net recsp,s. lS'v
.ross IL cf0 bales Continent 80 bales ,or " a,
$50 bales: sales $40 bales: spnners Il" Snn 80.
III oos bales Total receipts TO-DAY, 4-,po 80;
i mus ,a' sns4 bales Continent 325 bales Thus fsI
,hs week Great Britain 34522 bales: Continent "'''
'Itc:rnooi cables-Spot In buyers favor Saies
~ oco bai.s speculation and export. 800 bales
oo0 haes: receipts 200 bales American fVVV os
roGSling uplands 3-32d. Futures opened quiet ses
a. Lass nights prices closed quiet 2e4d net dery.
WarcS o57ibs: March-April. 25sizb; April May 1DD
Wavi,,ne ,,b; June-July, 2Gs: July,Aug1saa o1s
xns,,st-sepember 3O1l lab; September-OctoDer 35o'
h.rZovember 3O4Rb November December, S'oo' "ai'-
chsstey~Yarns in buyers favor: cloths dull - =, .
(,OFFEE-Despte a sharp advance at the ~
rftsen 70 as points gain shown on the call wh1
no haas changed hands the buying being almost whoiy
o. Euronean account fears OF war between seAco
ca,emaia The rise helped by local shorts put ,he
rad,ny after the opening came 10 suu
ha, and The market greater part or the wa
d,,i With tho advance well maintained ana tIading WI
Sis,rbuted Havre gained 2 francs closing for 'anuay
Srancs Hamburg closed firm at i2Glh pigs ad' sios
yannsrv 10 March 1915 pigs April and May 'eoQ pgs
d. rsceints bags: stock $4,000 bags excnanee
iOs market firm Is 200 reis Santos l2oO nghet d,
rs 30 reis receipts. 1900 bags. stock 4oIVo Dags
.r.boss deliveries the week. so $50 bags including
Se347 bags at New-fork ~
Contracts closed barely steady at 3pGfo advance.
ha~
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
Cattle.

BEEtEs-Recelps for two days were go or AN
head 2S consigned direct 10 saughterers and
exporters. and 32 FOR she market. making with .
already the yards "a for sale 30 good
becves The market opened firm all around, and chi
advices strength and activity to the trade
advance Of lOc and lOnIJc rough stuff
the yards were promptly cleared Very little export de
mand
Inferior fair sold 81 75gsi per
100 ID: OF Cherokces 81 sOu$4 "a. and
stays at 81 5jq$1 49, bulls AT s. 50n$3. 81 :5a
81 80
city dressed beef sides had fair demand 7n9c per
III for common 10 choice quality: sold
as high 9iic To-days cable advces quote American
steers nrmer at l0isdii.c dressed weight
beef selling at sa.g9lsc and sheep from the
llu13c. but mainly at ll4l2itc.
The Runalo sailed Yesterday carrying 50 cattle 80
sheep TO Hull for Mr.. Goldsmith No shipment from
port to-day Tomorrow the Nomadic will out 2Ig
cattle for J: shamberg Son. 2io sheep and 30 sheep
for NJ Goldsmith and 2GOO OF beef for y. Morris
sales-Sherman Culver: ~ Ohio steers 1884 N
age. at - ~ per 100 ID: 10 Illinois do 1900 NJ 81 75
Is do. 1923 10 81 20; 20 do 1886 n a
1904 NJ at 81 IS: 80 Cherokees i3I NJ 81 30 ~ do
at 81 50 do TS0 10 at So 20.
j. Shambcrg Son: II Illinois steers 1905 n at 81 S5;
IL do. 1875 N. al 81 Isl do. 1857 N. 81 co. 10 do
1859 ID. at - 50: l stag. 1880 rb at So 65
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

Wheat ss &c ,$ SS Ss B:s 500
And with the visible n.parel with last week also:
Geo s. y,sss s GO ~ gss gs ooo Dec sans: os oco
Corn bush 100000 l. c54co i7oo4."o Dec 10000
METALsTNThe tin market has gone to pisces :dns ns
s 9S+' dsnsa ss%s Oefn R' "s sh h and o
80 sold at 15 and tons at l40 oprp ana s'
si dnl %h I spot soa@s5 london was quiet
LEADA little easter iees PTT1asG sGo in ca,ea sr eai al
ios i2i4 sPEiTER Msrkei dull and bo'h
hfg MoAssns aRs a 81 AN6 '' Rrist s
wb BUYERS tV % ~ are coming 10 he market frequently
small lots when makes very good agsrega'e movement,
gal Ordinary common. l2alee fair to Prme i'a2Ic
to choice 5sasc Barbados. 25a2Gc Porto hico. 2ea
3jc. syrups-sugar ordinary 10 common, oaloc 'ar
70 xH%aL sGSa ia5 S K nssq es. spirits
turpenne 1851 bbs tar 800 bbs There was qIee S
aaoaion aaS f@nsr being sa2s9S STEADY
asl 40 Tar and pitch were in slow jobbns demand but
OILs-The cottonseed oil market took a decided down
turn ,oday prices being mafsea fa,a on al d, a 40
accurate prices hence the appended quotations should
selling ss se1y in S' 5oSsns %
prices while lnssed oil ,Ssons iairly " well with s the
bsls .2s22c prime Ssnae Co'. Summer Tsn %s prs.
Ssne do of grade nomnsy 2ec summer white prime
sfssss Se ssss lard roatF % rs Ss'S %
b?sd SsG c3Gna s6 sr 5a% sSs
nss % sSse. To Saes @ 100 Ga sa Il
leather 25s to London 100 cs lard and 2C boxes bacon
IS % . to We os 1900 rs 1900 to aFa %
d ndGq & nO%nay @ d csssow H I'd 2ao nskeS mG
30 a6mnSy $d ? two a'4Sad
Pf3!Ssu% G@iIs%
condition Of business Charters follow; nr'sh s,sams,
iss 0d February British about iiso Yves;
north Cuba to NewYork Phiadelphia. elsc Bos
ioc; British steamer i4e2 tons phosphate. south
bark s3i tons previously singapore TO New York.
IS sysnl rs amp SR sum
10 tons cork for kingdom Ha
Continent with gran" . o. sa ne 5sund s less & Is 80 to
snss and back M c?s ~ for for ord orders Ss TO the
Knsd9% X direct w'p po grab ship s
Francisco 10 tok orders Kingdom or Con-
sa@n timber Pensacola United kingdom or Continent
Sspsa @ Sd n ssoo mp 3D. S S %
San Franciseo at or abOst So British m bark
5sSsiro Gs lump IsI,l:h ssIs sc tons: Wes!
a' r:h 'Ps SaTE S tons arr"e coal Norfolk to wss;
south S sd 'k g. t.S xos Mhs
bark i2s sawn timber saPSo to Dutch port ss
oeI 81 TO Buenss %yes IS TO Rosario British steamer 7a4
terms schooner as7 tons cargo
Phiadeiphia to sasua and back. north Of Hat,eras
i8 II lsc for port charges schooner @
lumber Mobile Port de Pax 81 80 and port charges
British schooner. 29v lumber Jacksonville to
ports in Martinique: IS 75 schooner. Gs3 tons "A foot
ties. Savannah 10 NewYork. I4c; schooner ISL tons
lumber. ST. John. n. b.. TO New-York. 81 %: two
schooners 40 and 4oi TONS stone. NewYork TO George
town. S. c.. 81 o.
PRovIsIoNs-The market somewhat irregular and
moderately activ. .PORk-Market easier sales go
eb Quoted: Extra mess sl 75Qx12 81 family. sI joa
$l2 short clear 413 ySGSiS 90 O...BEEF-Market steady
s..s S 81 Fi'j sS
hsT eS asoss a. Ss ssay Z, light o.
demand far; sales: 5000 N. 10 TO l2 N average sxc
Msrtet arnsp ,or t8,o 10 o Picked shoulder
Market steady 7.dsllc :. :. .sTEARINE-Market easy
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
E1.RopEAX PRoprcE MARkETs.

Liverpool Jan -. 3i3 p. m Bect-f Extra INDIA moss
o. 7Os mess firm At - '"i lofN tiini"
Western nu. st~ldy AZ ,i- C1. DO medium -f'aN
s.s Iams-Short cut. about ~ 10 ~ ~. duii A.
~ Cumberland cut. about - q" ~ 10 dun a.
Cd. rib. about - H. dull AZ Dr, long clear
mddes. about ~ NJ, dul AZ s's long ana snort ,"ar
=, n duh ~ .js Shoulder about l. 4"
II, AT American finest white dun al
4ps American finest colofei dun AZ 5os Tallow Prime
city nominal Cotionsce1 oil Liverpool refined easy ~
lSs 3D. Spirits Of turpenne steady AT rs. Eosint ON
steady - 81. Lard Prime western spot steady
al 40 . rod winter duh al 4 -. No . rel
spring steady - ~. Flour ST. Louis fancy winter
dun a. Mixed Western. spot firm 4s i.d
January firm - "a February irm 4. March nrm
i.d. Hops Al London Pacific Coast firm ~ t. 'sp
IS Of wheat for the last week A.
Iantic ports 5000 qtrs from other $1,000 qtrN
Receipts American FOR the last week. g, qrs.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan a tho wool sales to-day deep we'll
grown wools u small sold readily all buyers
prices There increasing demand FOR
home trade especially The purchases Of
Continental operators small Following the days
sales In the prices obtained New South Wales
800 bales secured si4dals igd: do locks and pieces
5a.ddis. greasy. ii4GSl. do locks and pieces "a. aGd
Queensland bales. secured. SulOsl greasy. 5igm
I'D. do locks and pieces. 5'sajl.d Nciora3Oo bales
secured. 1iM2s SID do locks and pieces. it,dn1s ID
greasy. lOi.d do locks and pieces 3a.usd.
Australia no bales secured, lid do locks and pieces
6i,d. greasy 3AdGi.d. do locks pieces .i.IiA.d
West Australia 800 bales. secured loniid greasy 3
N7ad. do locks and pieces. 3f5ad Tasmania bales
secured. 81 New Zcaland-22O 2Oo bales secured 1a.dd
IL I'D do locks and pieces 4xno' d. greasy tlaisd
do locks and pieces 4.n6isd Cape Good Hope and
Naal-?0 bales secured. 9isddis 3sd greasy. i.a1i.d
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 2sCotton quiet: middllng. 5i.c.
mddnc 80 good ordinary. 4'sc: net and gross
celpts S2lJ bales. exports Great Britain 1910 bales
coastwise i.j bales: sales 553 bales stock i93s40
bales
Norfolk Jan rs Cotton dull; middns SIC; low mid
ding Hide good ordinary. Lie. net receipts. 204s
bales gross 3Ois bales exports coastwse 2G3 bales
sales. 2a5 haea. stock. ~ s95 bales
New orleans. Jan 2s-Cotton weak: business checked
hy bad weather. good middling. 5ssc. mldilng. i6c
low middling. i3-6c good ordinary. oi6c: net re-
cepts p3l bales ~ 09 bales sales. ESQ bales
stock $40 4s2 bales.
Savannah. Jan. 2S.-Cotton quiet and easy; middlng
Lice. low middllng 4+c; good ordinary 1iGc: net
and receipts. $50 bales. exports coastwise SO
bales, sales. 400 bales. stock. ~ $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
Gtcamb boats,

$500 TO BOSTON. $500 To WORCESTER
Reduction TO Al Points East and North.
VIA MORW0GM l0LN[5o
steamers leave Pier ,old numher) ~. y. r. next pes
hrossesst week days only $50 Z. NJ. Fine Orchestra
on each steamer.
IrAlI. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
Only $500 10 Boston for limited tickets. Reduced
rates to all points. The PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE IN
\ orchestra each. Leave Pier y Old
numle-) y. r.. of Murray-s. week days only at
eco m.
% TONINGTON LlNE.-Insde route to Boston and the
- reduced Steamers leave New Pier
80 y. r. a T. NJ daily. except sunday.
NEW W-HANEN-FARE. 81: Excursion, Sl50-
~ Steamer Richard Peck leaves Pier IS f. r.. daily
q m Sunday excepted arriving in time for train TO
Merden Hartford. Springfield etc. Freight steamer
leaves III.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London Jan. 2s. p. m.-Consols. lOj 3iG for both
money the account Canadian Pacific 54s Erie 10:
do second consos ~. Illinois Central sss. Mexican
dinary. Is: III Paul common JGs. New-york Central.
l0 Pennsyl,ana. 5lis; Reading, 4s Mexican Central
peg bonds JGi.. Louisville and Nashville 5i
Atchison common, ~.
t3O D. m.--Th- amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
NJ England balance to-day " f22SOoO Money. per
cent The rate Of discount In the market for short
bills is 9f6 and for three months bills per
cent Paris advices quote 02 francs
35 centmes for the and exchange London at
Is francs IL centimes for checka
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

p.~.,ny P,axi sorts be said that there is no
chsnse In the general situation the market holding up
yell ~ the advanced position lately assumed by
sellers There considerable inquiry and some
mostly small Jobbers report that trade IS very
basis for quotations Is iSisaiec Rio No spot and
i%xqiSs for Rio No spot We note sales as iSoms S,
30 Z per Bessei ieac good roasters 1000 bags San,
tos No to TO be shipped. 6isc: and Saturday 1000
bags Santos. No to s. per Flaxman. 1870. The mild
conee market u In quite good shape the market
fee which results IN considerable business full prices
. good deal OF which is not made public We note sale
Flour AND MExRsss Is i,s chang. to note in
the market for fou Country made spring patents
trine lower and dull Other makes a firmly held.
make much cut In price Transactions to-day pigs
% ss' ,s'r s'rasn s 81 ISss 81 .'S 81 Ssls
oo esss ,SS ysss sS. 'sT%' si~ nss. sa@
& sss g. 'gySs sasss Extra g oss % ESQ bO
BTCKWHEAT FLOUR-Msrket quiet; sales $50 bags al
:, 7oa:i R6E FLoTR,MsI;et quiet; sales: 300
live sales go bbls Quoted: Brsndywne. 81 sO saga
more 81 90: Western Southern. 81 e0as2
BAG MEALMarket steady: sales 1000 sacks; fine white
Market steady Ioro. soasSc soib soassc so.fb. soa
Sc: 100 S74G9oc: sharps e0Qe5c homny chop s5c
cotonseed meal e0a92sc: oil meal 81 1901 IL; city feed
$4,000: sales $1,000 sacks city at ac.
GRAiN-The whept market fairly active and rattle,
9ro Snsn''se ise nsi Of sa,urday rh. quickly
Just before midday the lowest prices on the break wsI'
made with reports OF two small failures at chi
cago and In sympathy with the sharp decline In corn
The visible supply decreased fully as much as entci
mated and the amolnt Of wheat on passage which wa
early estimated showing 400 0o0 bush decrease
ofaciany showed decrease Of 10000 bush and tneT
*e nom % shs lowest Ts. feeling very unsettled Re
sorts Of large gold Withdrawals exerted an unfa'oao
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANll
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrcsses and COrtlandt Str.
,ao In EJECT I'M Gnnaary tssISyy 20 90 lso5
1900 A. MHP5ETHsYLtH%iA LlSTED X TTi:'ouis @Pa,
s S9e s
200 p. M-cHic4Go AND ST. LOUIS. EXPRESS
& Fqms and slssSs eao 'na PePE IS S5 'S
cdo dSui NwfsTsES NJ essaf2 RPxSMkrsspuman s..,
and Dining Cars 70 Chicago and Cleveland. ArrfisSs
f:v'sad 81 Ms6uTwas4HS NJ faflsR Pas5
sTfPHs sne Dnns cars M to sna I
$50 ?" T. P1cfc II s;'RSS EXpREEs seepa,
to Piu.burg. Connects for Chicago daily and clevs
'.na u wstHIyGT6Ey iil 1fcE ayD fHg soyrn
g. $50 lclG Dining G, Il A. NJ D51 2lg S2o Co
niS1a pinss1 ca 40 on1g r2f'sr ca 'H3 D1ns ca Or
I2l' night. Sunday $40. 4. NJ. 20 "Congress.oni
Fa'2s sne P2.s sl. sl 80 .D'n' e'
da scSpars HiTAT ,NS. RlGs Jason, nSPr St A1sst.:
snaDg. sD1 T.m,s %:, 20 n say siscners AsHsSe H
ATISST TssgS7: and lesFonyie ". ~ ,. ,
sdays ana ds9asT e ME fa n sp'S fSg ' %
oio SslR RawSY 70 rIpr"s Iapa, 800 p
pofs ScsS2s cooRT er aSS ng?s %orFoK r VI,
,6 sIs'p:r div Il NJ weekdays and with ThFous
FOR pRn;' Pf:sf %AY fSF 1cS SoiSh v..saay.
we.Sdss HsoGy Park sna 'ss anS Gee.
FOR pHILADELPHIA.
go 10 90 o. 30 40. 'enn'a United ~ IN (Dis
ing Carr II A. NJ. ~ 2.io 3 80 Dining Can:
ss fRTinS n9s sa"aays GnT pT'S H. c oa $50 % &
a. NJ Dining carl. $50 ,DHips car, ~ % Diar
lIcke, ofrc.s: Nos. 433 oi4 .l36. i3%3. III and ~
Broadway As'or House. ard foot o, pesbrosses az
broadway. and BROOKLYN Anney station. raot - Fur
Street. BROOKLYN: Station Jersey city. The New-yoh
Transfer Company VIII call and check baggage trou
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
& NJ PREVO,T 7. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. Il.

u.,.,uor. v..t,nmton, Chicago. Cincin""'"
S. Loai: and AZ rsinti on HiL wfst wfsslxs ,.
Leave Ne%.York foot Of LOsTsy,s SAIy yEa
cASo sS so ~ nsn snd Is;l'c Far cScNAI T hbSS bSEit
e:eS m, 600 M For m wSsisSSSlSSN DSIhs SaS 80 o.
@ az sunday 600 .,v m pin,ns sSssS, cssS $50
iIIS nShtron 'iISs i :s M daily, 1880 m es ss,s'
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke: brss0 n.oo D. m daily
TcSs, o,css lis i5 AS iaq 2,as 1d@as br
l4ih ST.. 1871 Bowery; r. T.; s4ti 'Iy n. OF n
'Nsv.York Transfer Co Win call 70. ana '"'~-
nom hotel or residence 70 dsstinst'o'- -
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West Al ST. station. New-folA' a.. s'
lows and Is minutes earlier from ioot Franklin '"'
3;:iO A. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo . pochss
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chieago syrv
5:l5 l.. VI. Daily for Albany Montreh. I tSa 'pe
ouse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagafa faas' io''"'''
trolt, Cleveland. Chicago and ~, Sr suses@
S;l5 T.. VI. Daily. except sunday ioi 'Ne' 49,
oGss,er % or ana albsny rtica Syracuse. Roens
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De''o'' N
For Tickets time tables o, local trains paror a ara "a
ng-car accommodations sppiy cIy omess, nSinc!cd
New-York and AT stations lne '''''' -" ~
hotels For other Information address ....- AGENT
C f. LAMEERT. General fass,ns-1 -
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
e RE LIN ES.

Through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave Ne"'
York. foot OF cha nbers-st daily follows and ave
minutes earlier from West 23dst.:
915 naa ffa Bao nfRrs.' bpsdSa qs a
manca. Parlor Buffalo.
800 va esoasadaa %F h.Ae s0a .rSes sH ' 81
si5 a. m. Chicago p. m. sleepers 70 CHI
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
COO 4. N.-Buffalo Vestbu-d Express. Buffalo
O'CU A. NJ. making direct connections for De,rot
Chicago and the West Buffalo passengers ca
remain sleeper until : A. ".
S45 : HHa n to cheaso fsT p asd to B c
cago and Cincinnati. Dinng Car.
7 OCAL TIME TABLE, ICKErS AND PULLMAN
Laccommodations H. 26 40l and 957 Broadway, ~
East l25,hst, Chambers and West 23dst ferries New.
York 1888 Fulton-st BROOKLYN 800 Huison-s. Hohoken
and Jersey Station Erie Transfer Company calls 10
and baggage from hotels and residences de'
nation.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
DEL, LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r.
stations in New-NOrk foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets. ,.
NEsTibCLEp TRANS; LLMNr b'FfIH

stations In New-NOrk foot of barclay and
VESTIBULED TRAINS: PtLLMAN BuFFEr
n..., CARS PINTsCM HISCWrIf!ih hiGh[ [Goxrcr, AIR
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. stanhope. BUDDs LAKE LAKE Ho.
PATCONG Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHILLIPsBuRG EAsToN wATEs
GAP, STROUDSYURG, Pocono Mountains SCRAN'
TON. PITTSTON. wIIKESBARRE. NANTIcoKE
DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND: Montrose BINa'
RiCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland, sYRAcl'SE os'
RATH DANSVIII.E. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
200 A. INCARCERATION MAIL. Stops AZ principn
stations ,,. ,-->.. .,,-o,,
Utica RICHFIELD SPRINGS. sYRhCTsE ard
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars eon,,
meet 1T Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving ""
I 90 p M|SCRANToN, BINGHAMToN and ELMA
EMPRESS Pullman parior cars.
400 p M-SCRANToN. WI!KESBARRE and PLfN'
OITH EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars. -.
7.s0 p NJ (Dail,) Buffalo Vcstihued Limited Express
FArO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving az 9;3 m'
o:ao p N 'iDany>-RUFFALo. SCRANTON. RlNGHAsMs'
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OsWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Seepers =. q
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOyMODA ATOMS at %
Murray-st and 40 Broadway. Tickets ferry statSns
7ss and a42 Broadway 53 West i25h-s, 225 Co'urr.ss
ave New-York AIS and T2d Futor-s, and - Brcah",
Rrookivn. Time tables. giving full information NJ -
''WSv1EsTcorr EXPRESS COMPANY will call tor a's
check baggage from hotel or residence to deson'"0'
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
ornrr MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

asas @ a & am. & o itsa s, = for ros1 1ae @S me-
- Ne~ York, ic4o head. sa.e 400 head o. 'pe',
icai5 hear. heavy grade and exporters were steady
20 nni 'id ,,,fn'" 40 ,s, is''r ,1 ,e,nm and heavy
xiai~s steady frr others about az sold gool may
81 36aSi ~ fair 60 medium steers. 81 35asi O. hsht
= g,oI butchers 81 Noas' 30. eaod niAed eH,,hss
se 'f' -, ." ia. i $. ;oas 10 ~S,s csp5r, "os. 80
as 20 Hos R'cp'a last = n.u' iooo Ns.' % eet ,~.t
% head. Consigned through 100, bead; 20 Ne"
heS 20 20 :sr saa %" ed . rtS w. r sh sr,ae and
r S., .a, s ''s ps. $40 5, da,. - s. 'sS sood mixed
$ ea !. so %s,nm. s. sass s., 30 'fsi psim - Heayy @
ga a. ,a. S's9' n s @i' sts,p ana 2.
hours neal 'oei tsr week 'hus far q 200 had
~, an head 70 New.York 5000 head on sale 200
.,h = load. o. late @f1"s goo lhoice TO pes
,s@,i "a ,uils S'aN -. export Weihefs. ttdN 80
ee~ - 'oas' cansds lambs w'rc care 'hc only
.s.er. s. so 'Sa,,
tn,,a stock yards Chicago. Ian eS-cattlc- Receipts
e5aS 20 -o,s.s 'na f~l'. s. lo"S - I3~s ~ ani
-, 49,, r,I mnri., strong h.a,,. 81 2oaS - counon
70 rho mi,,d N"sI't - ,si gs'' RIM ooj
lc,i market strong Inferior 60 choice. s. -'pN lambs
y, Iu.. Jan as-cat,lc- Receipts. e3se bead. market;
and ..,'. price 10 ,'Saoi & "a al E'a ee,
-
S. 7;fsago Hogs Receipts i33 head; active and
s,r'ur with prices Odi5c higher shippers ana specu
llrs we're ia. principal BUYERS. and m" demand was
,rc., enough ~ lear up the limited supply early. heavy
SIS, a, mixed slaSl ~. light 81 nOpSl - sheep
Keceipts head. market iui. the only sales Wri" ~.
i've mixed - head. averaging luJ 10. al ;" -" ana -
averaging - -. at 81 30
East Liberty. Jan. = -,aie- Receipts nsr' marie,
Io1 10 lower Prime S5nS5 good 81 o,rs' 10. gol
butchers s.; 10. rough fii. sJrs" 90 iair hEnt
s,..ra 81 lOas3 81 ogs-Iseceipts light. demand good
market ecive. prices ijn2o higher than last wrH
close Heavy Philadephas. 81 3JuSI D: medium fhla-
.lnhl.s 81 o5qx - 81 i5dS+ 81
,o f,ir Yorkrr 81 3Oas, ~. rougts. &G>' l2's. sheep
suu,lv fair. market both sheep and lambs.
81 ., 100 N sheep 81 GOdS3 s. - 10 ~ II. >3HS3 10. ~
10 No. 81 250s. ~; ycafnes s. 9a>S p. best LAMBS