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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

Market closed weak. March 6 points decline; olher
months unchanged decline compared with yes
terays closing prices Transferable notices 80 Io'a
sales lGs bales NevYork receipts, 4tl' bhi.
Exports: Continent, ESQ bales; Great lrnah oop'
bales; forwarded III bales. sales. ~ bales speis
4s2 stock ITS 1913 bales. Total net receipts o-dav
- bales this week, a'l+ bales Imports
to-day: Great Britain 1893 bales: Continent iNVs paes
Thus Great Britain. 3lt6i bales rance
go bales Continent 30O36 bales, stock. .eioo Ddes
Spot steady. Mddng upands, -iSc' middiing
Gulf 10 Ice. Sales So bales, including lVo Daes eN
port 49, bales spinning. and 300 bales contract, M -,
Liverpool cabe-Spo cotton hrmer. sales 1000 oales
Liverpool cableSpot cotton hrmer Sales. 1000 paes'
speculation export 800 bales: American. 800" bales
Midding upands sgd Futures opened steady ana IN
changed closed quiet and steady 10 ~ points net ai-
vance. March i1llsb March April. tlib: Apri,May'
40ish: May-June ilOs: June-July 4lOs: July August
4O9izs August September. 4o1 IS September
3,SOb January. 3GOb Manchesieryarns dull
and irregular. cloths easier
COFFEE Europ buying this market advanced
local prices. the worlds visible. shown
below. helped the aVre advanced fraction Spec
uation here light. fractional rise took place AT
JIsvre March and April closing 500 francs; Ma!
rs June So July. 80 Hamburg siealy; March. GtdO
pigs April c625. MAY CG.25. June. $50 Rio cables
firm a 1880 r-is change. IL lO; receipts. 3"V
bags Santos frm li,js~ refs. receipts. 1900 bags
stock bags London arrivals February. "a 1913
1898 bags: stock March l2ieIi bags:
The visible supply March Officially reported
al g. oil 32s1s99 bags February J..
1896 and 2.65>.33J bags March J. 1873.
closed steady lUu2j points advance Sales
W follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

, v.rcb 4 3.,s T. m-Bcef-ESira India mess.
on AZ sSs Cd: prime dull at DO i.rh al HAM
49, ~ ,n,u, IA 10 III H. steady AZ ''s ~ ii'
cnmlerland cut - 10 ~ 10 s'ady ~ i,rg,
-, H. steady as long clear Hii'n''r M
t, 40 10 ~ ID steady at 2's Oh lehs Ii'"i riar
... st,u, ~ 10 ~ ~ steady at Us VI hhW' ',''
,hou, 20 n steady AT 2's ~ ,l'"I
Ii, inIt IL 10 II NJ steady al 2,s Sh'ui'
n.ii'S a., w. iril al .,s 81 I.hid-IFime western s'.l
..,r 9, Us "a Cheese American hn"si VIM" s"'aI,
a, "a do colorcd steady at as Iaiio" nm ~
az , "a rn,tonse.d Liverpool r"hi"l f''""S y
a. shirt, Of itrpenne steady at EOS 20 lt"sh Oh u.
l'o ,p,' a. T.. ia No .. red winter steady AZ
mon a. -, NCrthern spring steady at 's ID "fh -
W,yed Western spot steady AZ p ma MaI'n s''ss a.
~" Anr steady AZ I'D. May steady Al - ~ t''u'
9, mis- fancy steady At ~ I'll HOPS AT i''"'
Pacific Cast steady at NrJ's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
WEST SHORE R.K.

Iia.ns leave est 4-a 81 station. ~ Y. foows. 4aa
4 minutes earlier Franklin
S:.SU ~. VI. DAILY local TO Buffalo.
Daily local Albany for Caskll Mountains
and Saratoga. Parlor cars TO Albany. Sundays only.
cas- A. Dali, for Albany Utica syracuse Roehester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
lI.35 4. NJ. Daily. except sunday. to Catskil Noun
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Al
oAny Sai atoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor Car.
400 l.. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
GOO +. W. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niasara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis
ESQ r. NJ. Daily except Sunday. for Newburg. Albany
Saratoga and Montreal.
7;AS T.. NJ. Daily. except Sunday for Utica SyracusA
Rochester and Buffalo. -
StiS p NJ Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
cago and ST. Louis.
amply city oces Brooklyn and NewYork ana
at stations Time tables at principal hotels For othss
cr,orrn.t,on address c. r. LAMBERT.
CO.. psssenger Agent, 8 vandsrhilt-avs. Nsw-YqFt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

MeElwes' ILL, yea 70 ls i ~ s. g g. do 81 " at %
G. Dientacx veal, 40 10. at ~ 20 oo' CIV '' "
d Mcpherson & Co.: veal $50 10. at 81 ESQ
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts were 3l1a cars VI w. 49,
bead-2 cars city butcher and 2s cars lot tne
ket and counting AZ held yesterday 'nere
"a cars sheep slow out STEADY ii .s To-,
10 shade higher but the market closed quiet VIZ ~
I0O n: medium choice lambs at 81 oUdSo ~ cus az
81 30: a few spring lambs at SlHs1 90 eacn
7asi,c country dressed spring lambs in liberal supply
and selling at Sass per carcass 80 - - =,
Saes-S Judd a. 1s4 Ohio lambs. VI 10 average az
s. IL per ~ 13 do 81 H. at s. Ia 2lo Indiana dS
NJ 50 60 ia Ohio do SO ~ at 50 20; u state do io
uailenbeek Hollis 22o State lambs rs H. at ST. SO
do ~ 10 at So sheep. ol N. at 50 10; do 20
No. M 81 70; 81 do 73 n. a So -, ,
D. Harrington 81 State lambs II ~ at " 10 IL. 90
70 H. at IS TO- 30 ~ at So 49, do "a 70 at 900 SS
03 do - H. s5 10 Western do 10 H. at - 1 ~ c
do 10 NJ 81 s7la u Western sheep 34 H. at "a 100
do 80 ~ ~ a24 1919 do ~ n at 50 SO 70 s,ass no.
c. Dillenback: 9s lambs. Sc 10. at 90 -; w 90.
IS NJ 200 do 6 n. at 81 20 /. do % 10 az - ~
State sheep % NJ at So 30 DO ~ ~ at q 80 State
81 s2 1871 do. 10 ~ at 81 s2s 10 ono Ga ss s
100 NJ SO So o7 Western do l15 H. at s3 ~; y" ''ae
j. H. wiikerson: 2iO Western sheep. 81 ~ at So 80;
9I Ohio lambs Sheep 81 NJ at s. less - on iot
p McFlwee: spring lambs at 81 80 per heaa; S,.
H. Mcpherson: 70 state lambs s3 ID. at S"' W "'ae
sheep. 81 n. a. 81 50 o.
HOGS-Receipts were 90 cars or 42ol head OF Will
about 3 cars Medium and light hogs were
nrmer the whole Of reported sales was from
for heavy 10 light weights. 80 49,. -, SD,
Saes-A W. Lamb: Late yesterday. y state hogs ~
N average AZ s. per N: 20 DO. 1855 n. at -
Halenbeck a. Hollis: State hogs. lts n. at ~ TO-
s Sanders: II hogs. 35t n. at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD.

st. Louis and all Points West.
Pullman CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS; 90
NewYor foot Of Iber,y-ss daily d , i'll so
o.a0 sun I2:i5 nignt. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. I'D
a H. 600 D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. m.
ey Sun 10 n m Dining Car Il 80 a m plnlnS Car
30 p m. 30 p m. sun. Dining Carr. o:W p. H.
&C 90 o. m. Dining carr l2:lj night
NORFOLK II 30 n. daily
NEW ORLEANS Roaroke and Chauanoora Pullman
Sleeping Cor $50 Sun. go m. sun
All trains Illuminated with Iin,sch light ,. >,
TICK, ,- &c., i.| a.. Fulton ST Br ook-
,vr. stations foot N Liberty ST. 9 r. r. Of y. J. .
Nev-York Transfer Company Will call FOR ana checN
baggage from hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March Cotton easy; mdding ,-i6c;
low ,niddng i6c good ordinary. d IL iGc net and
gross receipts $50 bales exports TO the Continent 1886
coaswse i9i: sales. 1'i; stock corrected. DOB
norfolk March cotton steady; middling. Tl6c: low
mldl1g i-i6c: good ordinary 6asc net and gross re-
ccpts 23i2 bales; exports coastwise lO"' sales 2sI
stock S4j+3 5000
Savannah. March cotton quiet: miGdling. o-i6c;
low mlddlng 7i-c: good ordinary quoted. net and
gross receipts 600 bales: sales i0i3 stock. 66oi?
New orleans March cotton steady; good middling.
7sc. mlddng 7i6c: low mddng. 1i.c good ordinary.
q il lGc; receipts 6i6S bales 66Il exports
TO the Continent 273 coastwise 10s sales. 1000 stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

Orange Judd Farmer estimates the farmers surplus OF
oats March / AT &C per 4laUuOoo bush. ASH
oats inactive Sales were 200 oush i Ne az
ZOO hush No AT 26i.c elevator; 600 bush NO Il AT
2jiIc. 10 600 bush track white 26n29c 2oOo busn re-
jected mixed 23isc elevator No white quoted z.sc
-. BARI EY-Cuiet. Mating 42u4sc: feeding 5ou .aC
RYI;-Trade light prices unchanged SarorS, sgd
CITY fsqeOc .BIC KWfEAI-Quie and steady Prime
state quoted 4Oc elevator: ilc delivered
The quotation to-day. the closing prices ior he p'e
v,ous day and closing prices TO- the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

STANDARD mess new. 81 81: oil, 81 - Lard-Irin'e
- 9. ,oiL+ chotre a. 90 Bacon shoulders. See
longs 5sc. clear ribs 5Nc clear sides. 5Ac Dry SAY
neats-shouders 40 longs. 5c clear RIBS 9sI' ,i',r
sld.s 5t.c High wines steady at 81 ~ Wool aul,.
Missouri and Illinois medium clothing and c"moingi lSn
H., low and braid ia BE: light fine. loallc h"ay
I'm Sq?c. Dakota. Wypmng. etc. lonlo'sc' Duirs
slightly 3f.5c less hard. sac less. southern. -
SANDY burr, and shlvey &C. tuh-wlshed choice 2Jn-V.'
FAR sG 100 low. l5al6c. Baggng on orders -. ID -.
NJ 80 -, ~ ties re. tvine. ?c Lead quiet
SOFT Missouri desverzed 81 % spelier steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
Railroads,
ANasKicA's oRGATEoT NAIlR0Ao..
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.


From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
$500 M-Except Sunday Empire s xsbsny ies
Syracuse .' and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4:4s .. ~
o,ao Niagara Fails Sss 81 Ma for poushkeep... A.
hany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, N'asa"
1 20 Nj EswYc ssn ss;. P DSns
Loo MDaily Southwestern ismissd' ', staD,
at Pougbkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse H'e"e'-
100 r M~baiIy Chicago Special Detroit cl.vs-
land Toledo and Chicago ssops vr az Roches
$3.50 M mo "p' sunday West Point Poushkeep''
$50 p M.EpalIy North Shore Limited Due pstro.
$40 a. M. Chicago aso .. M stops al "'''"''
GOO Albany rT syi.s S.s' S Ssis:s
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chi
o2s ssG M cnsnDa ro s T2"y Saratoga Burlington
Piatisburs' &. Adams S and and Montreal ,.,. c,.v.
and In9an.,o nsF st. Suh hSals Chicago Stops
ooo POushkeepse Albany and ucs Car passengers
only for points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
osden,burs Buffalo Niagara Falls c ,sy csS:
ySesa and the A anS sfsSe
1910 @ .Ssfs ;ns
s SUNDAY On hight sanSay night. Albany and Chicago
oos e'Sf'' and rSiE s g,' sunday to
sh,rs H M;cI "a H Fl sTx nly zig YosxrRs
IAN night trains run between l55thst and point, ~
p"t'r% ny'' 0d as 5 as s asy lire
Yam riGs ss with al Pnt scSufs rs trains
Tickets and Wagner OFFICES At GRIND Central s,a r
~ az to P%k r':s 2s slS
I25hs and i2sths Station NewT Rpastyn s and ~
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West
JOHN rn Ma5S.e snsTa a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

better to-day in tone although not very Buyers
treme prices asked Europeon markets contributed
largely To the Improvement The market closer -,
1870 Tor spot. Mid coffee participated in the i'm.
Business sales showing 1908 bags Maracabo 100 Cen
American and 800 mals Palenhans all on private ,
freight coffee Including Santos Nos 10 at iae About
go bags Rio at lac for the 500 bags odds and
ends to go to Baltimore at 1875.
FIOlR AND MEAI1-Trade quiet outside OF winter
ssgh;s for which hsrS was NIUE S maha lO se~ o.
and spring patent whfm %f.e e S MAJ eHons
to-day and were willing to e at SsS t unaer e .s
ssS psssf as sSS s ?S OF Tn Wick Pa'ss Zoo
s. xs &c. N sc ss's IBIS ezra Ss
;f sSS st. city Ssi
go Sss sacks ssar s'F g 7sass as - .Re
WHEAT no deganG qss voted at 3 G 25g' y 80
9ssc So CORNMEAI-ouie, sales 200 bbls Quoted
!1n AND %he s saa ac6s2 BAGMEA-Du
Quoted FIN. white $685. me yellow s7ascS eoarss
q cSaGsc: ioofn c7sai2isc shars 75aso; rye
Ss eh % G ecd sas .' car
c crn. So.io GOc and ZOO sacks city CSC
v.aSer and was heavy early Of the session
d. cables easier and on some talk h fH" THE the
crop reports from the South asS the s
&; Iss obs Va At % ahs ON on
ssreets.' neurcs which showed decrease Of $500"
IN Europe and shoat OF S30o0 0 Dpsm h ,osi
American stocks given 345sOo bush east OF me
s;ocks a. 40s 900 bush Tho Orange Judd Farmer ssu
mates farmers stocks l33 100000 bush against Oh
bush last OF this amount $1,000 ~ Dus ,
are In three principal spring wheat states Inc OUT
look 81 the winter wheat crop Is reported as an
Improvement decided Improvement over Decemper l.
excepting Northern Kentucky and southern Ohio Ss"
prospects the since the big wear ~ 49,
and California prospects better Trade In he a,e
room unmportan and the market closed featreles
unchanged quotations for the day Cash whea, was
nominal: No 2 red quoted at loo over May I o D
afoat: May closed at 734c: No hard Sc over May D
afoat and No Northern 81. M3isc over May o anot
-: coRN-The corn market dropped all day win gnt
trade closing inactive AZ Usc net loss. Interior receipt.
have shown large falling IN this week but his d,d
not check the decline. The increase in Brad
strsets visible WAS Ss 90 bush and the total stock
Farmer showing Of 600 900 bush exceeding
the great Of 1883 by 900 Ooo BUSH dc
pressing feature This authority also estimated that i6o
100000 bush Of farmers hands and In cribs
in the seven surplus states Cash corn was very dull
reported Of No white. SOC elevator
cars. \ r @ yellow, &c elevator. and car sample
white. 4oc delivered no corn quoted 37isc Gle
yator and steamer 37nc.. .OATs-were again nominal
in the future line. and almost complete blank in
cash. The trade seems to be paralyzed and lie waiting
increased 24s00o BUSH and the total is i2200o bush
crease compared with last weeks big The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Tracks. Automatc Block signals
on and after November H. 1899
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
For Ess'on Behlehem Allentown Maueh Cnpn aS ga
to Easioni 4:3O 5:45 80 to Allentown. NJ Sandaya
4:2o G.l5 to Esston! A. NJ. 100. $50. 600 p ~ ~
For %"s:ssT f'' sSnaas ysd 40 '
For Reading at 1870 500. $40 1870 A. ~; 10 30
For H"rr Hu oi at ESQ 500 s:io A. NJ 40 le
.:o" s:% SO g., 81 1915 night Sundays loo $780,
For sudbury. I,ewisburg and wIamsPort at 80 500
o:lo 4. NJ. TO- 100. 30 p ~ Sundays. 4So A. ~
WV ALI~RAIL ROUTE
For Red Bsnk Long Hrsneh end psnt sus IS poS S
G:i5 p. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove and A6u1
Park 800 A. " 400 r "
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40. s;lS A. N. l:4S $40; 40 p NJ Dat -.
Barnesat: 400. sis 4 ~. i:4s $40 P NJ
For Monmouth Re,eh seabrght and Highlands q Nave.
SUNDAYS 900 T. ~ 400 p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADE MhsHixd aAaTIMoRE AND
1850 dining csT n; is9 :so. sso. 20; 200 GuS.s
Gsl n's H. ss Sa' 90 go Dining IT,
For Baltimore WASHINGTON. week days. 500 1000
iso Dining san NJ 2sS $50 o 800 go % BIn in
ca9 A. NJ, $50 800. 600 Dining caD P. NJ. 1911;
sls a"f IL @ a. IT. $ i' I ,s 2; +
;al 9th Az 81 East i4th ST.. 1874 East 10Th St. ?!s
s.. Fulton s.. Brooklyn Broadway. Williamsburg.
The York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage fom hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

Baltimore March Flour dun sales: 100 bbls Wheat
duh and easy. 30 red spot ana MARI; 49,
MAY !aHeIare southern ~ sample s Iva 900 ' bush
.,tn dnii mixed -vo, and March aaSn1Ac: April 3+d
3,.r MAY 3t.u35c. steamer mixed. 32A-n3-'sc south
ern a.G35c. stock. ai2sr bush sales lt"r bush ot,s
steady. 80 = white Western. 20 hid. ~ mixed o.
. ~ %. stock. 1900 bush Rye guiet ana steady. NJ
3I,lc nearby. s5dri. Western. stock 500 bush
quiet. miiings 80. coffee Arm. fsc- oth'r afu'''
unchanged
Boston. March Flour quiet but seady. spring pa
,, g. sn[S. ~ winter clear and siraights 81 5usi %
.nrng clear and .fraighfs s3GS3 - Cornmeal steady
7iu77c , hag 81 spU<i - hhi. corn steady steamer
,..i.W track BIZ ~ and steamer I.gi,'sc on $
Nhrr e7ic. 81 2 white. 20. NIL feed quiet spring
bran 10 -hip. si3 -. winter bnn 81 80. midIings
hi,ks sii J,asI2 10. cuts. si2i" lean ends. xl2 90
barrel beef "Ilic. Hams 9sulo'sc l@tid b'sc b"'.h
Ddpisc Lambs quiet. 'psc Mutton and yearlngs'. "a
&C. Veal. sgioc fancy IL Fresh beef quiet 80
crn creamery scarce nrrn 2jc Western. 22n2'c lnia-
,on iGaisc ,ad.es iiais, Vermont dar,. new milk
of1.sc other fares i5Gins. Cheef" quiet, Northern
.ho.c. io4iic Western pnlor Eggs dull steady; rear
iy IGulsc. Eastern. l2oi2sc Western and Nich,g n
si ~ rcd kidneys 81 has, 35 Yellow Eyes 81 @oisi -
poultr, steady. choice iukess Western. l6n chick
fowls Northern. i2liic. western looilc g~cs" pa l'
ducks l2Hi3-. Poaioc. Gn''. Hch.on- -sg,"c' ICED
E0sc ivl ~. Green Mountains 2"i3oc. whit" stock
2ss.sc I.rse double head sweets 81 .idS3 20 Apples
au., choice eating s. sass 20. Baiw'n- s. 73Ns3 -
Greetings 25GS2 - Cranh"rres Hso Turnps Iui"
squash i2ai5c. cabhages 1870 Hay, SlNuSlo n for
choice lower grade. si'q>ld Rye straw steady sN 90
buffalo March ,-Spring wheat limits closed c higher
on northern. closing prices. NJ hard T5Nc. No ]
northern 73'.c: 40 Northern. 72'sc Winter wheat
closed duh ana unchanged Corn closed strong ana IN
changed closed Sc lowev FOR white. mixed I'M
changed. barley No sales. good inquiry. unchanged
Ryc Round u No . SO asked cars sold at +i'ec
Flour quiet and unchanged Mil feed In fair de-
mand and hrm
The eall z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

Through leave New YORK foot OF Chambers
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
O.O0 4. M.-vestibuled Express Daily FOR wayeriy.
C'OO Bnghamton. Elmira- Buffalo. Bradford. James.
tow. Meadvlle and the West. Parlor 70
Buffalo
.D.On = M.-vestipuled Limited fast rail Daily. solid
S'VU for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake. arrives
Cleveland 100 A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ. Sleepes
Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
$50 s X' @sas E ass; Ry s e:
bet. oft Chicago and the West.
$40 BAN & sn 10 Iass aH ssp:4 70 F p
falo Chicago and Cincinnati T'aiug Car.
TICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations AT Ill 26l. i0l and 957 Broadway.
1856 East i25h-s Chambers and West o3d-st ferries.
90 Broadway and 333 Fulton-s Brooklyn 200
Hudson St. Hchoken. and Jersey City Station Erie
Transfe- Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r,
stations I'm New-HOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
CtRs pINTSCIt iii: ItT

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCIAIR,
THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsyille. Baskag
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic. Paterson Boom
ton. Dover. stanhope. NEWTON, BUDUS LAKE.
LAKE HOPATcONG Hsckettstown SCHOOLEYS
Mot NTAiN. Washington. PHIILIPSBt'RG EASTON
WATER GAP. STROUDSRt RG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSrON. WILKESBARRE NANTI.
COKE, DANVILLE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mont.
rcse BINGHAMrON OXFORD. NORWICH Water
vile UTICA, RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE OSwEIO. ITHACA OWEGO EIMIRA
CoRNIiCi BATH 0ANsVILIE. BUFFALO and Iii
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
100 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
geo A. M-BUFFALo SCRANTON BGNGHAMroy.
UTICA RICHFGELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car, c. n
meet a, ufao with train for Chicago and porrs west
100 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE ana FI.NIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet paror cars.
4 90 l. NJ SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and PI.YAf-
OlrTU EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars
40 p NJ U)ally) Buffalo Vesiihuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON BlNGHAMTON EIMIRA RITZ.
FALo. Pullman Bu~e, Sleeping Car. Connects at
buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points west.
O.30 p NJ tDail,).-BI' E''ALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet SleeI~rs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Park Place Broadwiv Tickets ferry 9i3
broadway shave. 12th-st; - West i2Sh-st.
o2s Columbus York: 33s and 126 Fulton St and
loo Rroadw6y. Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor.
nation all stations
wrSTcOTT EXpRESa COMPANY will call FOR and
check baggage from hote' residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

cash quotations follows: Flour dun and
3, spring wheat d4ao'c. ~ Ted. Gs'.ao'l.e 80 :
s SS 3 sc 90 nominal" I mess pork per- OS 7oGs"
s. 10. dry sallcd shoulders bo1edl G2sai s7,s short
clear sides oo1 90 4 30 : 40 wh SIX, o 9',gSs
rranulacd s. % standard a.. s. u per bbI; linseed
Sa!r @al ", , @T" ss'.@ s ci%cry 2 as
stock. o'saioc
Masn 9ST sTsay w Winter . Ts,ST g g
&c. yellow ear Sc: No white. aoc mixed aoc
$40 So family SO 80 Lard quiet. steam leaf 3Ac: ke
tie hard ~; prime steam sales 50 2Da$o - Bacon
loose short clear sides as.e Dry sailed meats easy
sides SIC. box worth &c more Butter active;
fancy Elgn. &c: ONO and Indiana creamery isa?Oc
Eggs strictly fresh ''saoc Whisky steady sales
milwaukee March :. Wheat opened seadler. and the
decline was under reports Of frost damage to crops
ohio and Indiana May p,nea , a, "o'e ie' to os
advanced To- $50 and closed at o'.c rasn nom,na'',
Northern coi saGi.c No Northern. Odlsc. Barley
Ir@ ? <" adssS ' Rye steady No o" track os
Flour aqe, and steady miller, selling Q" the basis OF
Minneapolis. March There was a continuance from
yes'eday of ln"ety, in wheat d,alinsS The price FOR
at Gsc fell back 10 oisc then advanced slowly to
"nscu. to isos" Of their oasrnss The difference Of r.
M N May hS I a r"S HrSs '
Ne 10 H. under No Northern On track No hard. 62lc
u Northern Glisc, No = Northern. 6O.c. Flour very
duh hut steady 81 30S 80 for patents s2pS2 80 for
bakery' Production $4,000 bbls shipments "a $50 bbs
Mill sruns unchanged conditions continue be
ure Of the market ran In bulk quoted at 81. shorts
25a5Or less than bran. Middngs ALL
philadelphia, March f.-FiourIrccs steadily main
tard under light offerings but local obbers Indifferent
and transactions limited small lots for actual
Wheat Market for cash and March wheat ruled steady
under gh offerings, but futures beyond this month
ana declined Nc Fancy milling grades continued scarce
and prices Of these hrmy maintained though demand
light Contract wheat: March. 73sM73%c; April 73km
7tr: MAY aud June. 3Au73lsc Conception market
ruled steady under moderate offerings but speculative
trading and foreign demand light Local CARROTS
small supply and firm. but quiet. No 2 mixed March
APRIL MAY and June 35i4a35i-c Oats-Receipts liberal
and the market for CARROTS quiet NJ former rates. Flu
lures inactive without important change No white
March 2Gm27ic: April and May 267sd21isc June 276p
27Lac Eggs and In fair demand; Pennsylvania
nrsts i2c; Western 1lisdl2c SugarsRehned quiet
and unchanged Other articles unchanged.
ST. Louis March Flour unchanged. Bran dull and
unchanged Wheat unchanged. Corn easy; March, 26,.c
bid: May. 27hc bid; July. 2s.q2stsc bid Oats higher
March and July. i0tc May. 20sc. Eggs steady fresh
ira nrs 2Dqc3c seconds i7qisc; dairy. lie Pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
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