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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Ecw-IoIk. January -, 1880
BEANS ASD PEAS-We are stii having dill lnafhe'
for STATE marrow Ian ana nT are s' ba At 81 ~ ,
ness oa duality can be oue, easily at ST Az. MEDIUM
and pea move very slowly. ana a. eas,'r n,"s
changed TO peak o, Al the mog'' ana n no
ye k ', ",per varieties Of S'ate dragging at easy
prices. california lima hold np we'll ana a@ny , ians
chce bush 81 ~ do ms Sd %oa
5,.'S DO w RG H' tdney %. turtle
q q, 90 LADY Washngon 81 26qsi 224 peas.
bis ,oc DO hngs, '5c. do Scotch .1c ..,. . n.,.
he market srensihensd a s Tns Ia an w
f,~sn err ,m, osy;r more general conseT alive feeling
prevailed jobbers have enjoyed brisk trade FOR
rrices viii insure a large consumption Of butter Best
trsS and ali sorts Of June State deiry are
moving very slowly Imitation creamery Is shnd. n,n
and factory about steady though me .Hpor, demand s
a. co. @s i qs raama1n ir e Go
, ;, m d. ,ssic. DO ,hris 70 seconds i5q
~ o. June make. fancy Isl l9c: do common TO
good i4ni7e stae dsry fesm ,1s i$1s Sin a
a,ion creamery isal7c factor fresh fancy. l5Gl5zc;
DO Irs's. i4ai4zc thirds 70 seconds. s'4aiac dolls.
is Sny ed lass l mSyt asaa from from
'nues in firm position Exporters are not showing AZ
AT about sSlc 6u, holders generally AK sisc for
grades lately sod '.asc chesper and shippers Tain
eese G, rSen a paresnsea S'
cSa % T part SKINS not quiet ard 'Gnchsng.a yrrpoc
cable as We quote: New-York state. fancy. septem-
hoec 90 On to o prms sSG do es Sne
~ n 1910. prime. 1a.IJi.c. light skins
choice Gku7c: part skins, small. fair prime. Jn6c
do large ronrnon 10 prime. g .njilc fun skins 2n3'.
Es;GS,lrnde closed yesterday with rather strong
tone and to-day with light receipts advlces al
moderate supplies transit and reserved offerings.
,,riher advance been established. Holders fancs
FOODS are generally refusing sell below 1Sc. and while
hi,cts nav that price with considerable reluctance
oriv Tor actual needs II very difficult
Goods any lower Change few lots shaded tt
lid without takers. Hefrigeraors sl very dun. I.met
,,minal We quote: Jersey. fancy fresh Goz. i9n
1or" p.nnsyivania Maryland lsal9c; State. isu
80 r',rl hacked i5li3hc do carly packed liuIjc
50 80. .,,.s,, c-..,,,g .,ul.s con,,nu. i,u ard
,,an,Iy offered veal prices. Red fruit hold,
idtne' ~, important demand for grapes cranberries
, lint hold steady Late sales OF foreign oranges have
rto,,r a slight Improvement In prices. but the higher
rSes fancy calfornias etc. are si, dragging az h'
So .ekeJ Few rloridas offering We quote: Apples
,snrv Winesap per bbl s3GsJ 20 do fancy Ben DAVIS
a., 4: ~ do fancy baldwin So do rel Kinds fair Il
primr 81 ease % DO fancy Greenins ;? 90 10 fa
=, GOOD 81 1882 d apples. poor to far ."nSl 90
,,.,es STATE per basket GniOc; cranheTie- Cape Goa
ar TO- fancy per Dbl s7aSi0 DO Jerse. scl$' 90 pei
crate 81 55as2 20 oranges California per box 81 goa
~ 30: do Florida Sass; grape fruit Florida sio
taneernes. California. SO. , 100.
| FRI'ITS-DPiED- quiet trading IN cVaI-
GRATED apples and rather easy feeling as 10 values
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EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

eV..Yofl. January - 4N'''
coTroN-The Liverpool market was i@iIy % I,
80 "a in t.ne SPOT sales 5000 haze VIZ,
prices unchanged. timer the iniuence o. S to,ts
hetor Int lost the IMPROVEMENT later on lt,' o., 80
lave interest and closed quiet with ir' -, ~- IN 700
lal.s The market narrow IA its huciua'l'iiS ".'
It's general features Wa y Pr ~ oa6 lai4s
-, ~ 400 ialcs came day week., -.No ha'H 'S
,sa's 80 - -. Sa,cs Two years ago Tn receipts AZ
year en- - ,H,,dt o~s estimated p; 100 10 5000
Sa;gs iast receipts al Houston to-day "er. 100
hies last y.ar Whit, the receipts - M'hHhs Ntl' 80
Sie sais liz ana bales 'osI tn rec i.
ile. against C 46i haic- i'll, last ear
ceipts in January. l>'2-S "h'u We. M ,;,,, ,st nal.
s Inc current month. ~ the beginning x Tie NOM
b-;i"r that they would iooi rP 80 sen.iar insh
news The total sales Of spot co;i'n IN -, .,inet
wee ending Friday evening were o''ov ~, - ...
reurlng ,nat n tie am UNI 'oii' ,fo. 81 1894 ,ne
until september does not e,,eei 'i"' i'rii,v e,r,
there had come mo ''t 81 IT. ,.i come into
the corresponding period o. va M 10. ,le Cos. ~
The crop season 40 900 bales more NE ',et I. ~,
vices received from tho Sl'n ~ 10 the movement
the crop has tee.l ih'c''i'1 ~ f..sNy ~ some
weather the rainfall having been raihet ~ has hen
ira lis5t ana farmers generally making pfri a. %
Gov 6a5ting spring crops The MOnsomcF\ con 'sio'a.'
reports increased demand i,E ,,ir o4l ~
into sigh, during the week llv'''4 - ~ IN.
bales the corresponding week iHt -. c'., ms,
775 O33 bales last season. thus showing .. 40 Ri
bales The total visible supply o.. ',--' o ~ s1,s
falling or Of C37cS bales ron is2l aHa ~ ~ -,
41 g'2 bales troia Ss 90, i. last yer +,,eol bales
in 1874 ana 432i2GS bales IN l>5- .Ae 'r ~ 49,
supply $55;ol6 bales again losing bls the
Opening range and close today ana CUISINE ''-' '0
Nj
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Hr.os OK, head = rse s,w and tsi,,s sisae
io~er Na',c steers $2ps3 20. mixed. 81 -, COWS. s. 80.
Texas steer. ~ 10 ioes Iiec'p's ~ heat NIL :
nr ard prices = higher Heavy. Sip>i 20. mixed 81 -
Q$i -. ish'. So H0p>i 10. Sh"er Re Opt l4is head
Mafact cx'rene, Iul. Mlx-i - 10 b1k s. 50
1900 h'sa. Hakot steady. Common to extra Steers.
IiDrs- Receipts 800 heal. Market firm and 5nluc
higher Heavy packing AMI shlppinE lots. 81 loasi -.
Gs' -. Hight. S'pSi ~; pgs. 50 SogH 20 sheep Re-
cc pts 100 head. Market steady. Inferior choice.
- Sass u. lambs S. ,5uS4 CO.
Buffalo Jan. -5-Catilc- ecep's last - hours. 2aj4
head for week thus far. 1866 head f,r fafnr
head to New head salc. had. market
all sold shipped ont Arht steers 81 J0nS 60 mixed
butchers. 81 s3aS3 20 H,8s Receipts last "A hours.
time last week. 600 he'd; oonsisrel through $50
head 10 New-York 4.iGD head sale. read. MIR
kct opened active ana higher closed firm for light grades
with late sales - IiEs and lights az - 81 dui for
heavy. with good heavy ends selling
81 30gS 81 Workers - +3a$4 30. m.yed ract's 81 Iou
Iotgla. So ionS3 20. %'pSI 40 Sheep and
Receipts last - hours. 400 head 'oal FOR week
thus far 81 $50 head for SANE time as' week g too
head consigned through coo head: 20 New York 800
head on sale 5000 mead. including :. held over
market opened stronger. closed strong and higher f1r
good prime lambs sold late AZ 81 sOqS ~ and handy
81 65ass: extra icN$3 %. and fair 81 s5as2 80
bes lambs s. "'m,' 90 ray 10 so1d, ~ ''g 81 30
steady. prices unclaimed Hogs run light. market active
and 5al Toe higher prime medium weights 81 ataSt ~
light hogs and pigs "a 25as' 30 heavy hogs. 81 l5as d
roughs $2NS3 10. Sh supply very light market very
Kar sas city. Jan. - Hogs RECEIPTS $500 head: mar
kc strong light s4Nsi 10. medium. 81 aias4 %: heavy
s3 s,Vs, pigs s.: .ods3 % --Iecepts Gn) head
steady native steers best w a3as4 d. fair 70
good 80 ej@s3 81 cows ana hecrs. best; sass 30
50 3igS, - Texas Western 81 15 s; calves $50
ST. Sheep Receipts. l.iOo head. market steady.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
unItImorc Washington, Chicago. Cincinnati
Inuts and Mi Points West,

Daltimorc Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
81. Louis and all POtnt. Vest
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS: -
New-York foot OF Iiberty daily for cHlCAno
!. 30 T. M and 1918 light. PITTSBIRG. $3.50. ex sun
= 30 sun Ia:l5 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a.
m. GOO y -. WASHINGTON. BALTlMORE a. m
* sun 10 a. M Dining car II 80 a. m. Dining Car.
Z. 30 o. nj, q 30 p M cS sun. Dining Carr. 800 p m
&c 90 D. IN Diaing Carr. ~ night
NORFOLK. il 30 a. daily.
EEV-ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sic ming car. 3 30 *. sun. 2:30 IN. sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light ..
Ticket Offices: ll3. l72 26 40 LAO Broadway 81
Eas, i,th St i27 Eowery: n y; 3t4 Fulton 81, Brook
View York Transfer Company will call FOR and cheek
baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortln nct and Desbrossss SIS
ZOO 4. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, for MAl'A HUM
and intermediate stations .. ,,,r
SI5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA OCIIl.S H. BuF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS ST SPENSION BRIDGE. ana
Il. Wr, ami principal aul local points. dnirs.car 70
Suspen Bridge. Pullman Nesahue sleeper o. 'hcasc
ll:tO \. VI. daily OeaNes ut i1tat \. NJ SUI ~ =.
MAUCIi CHUNK and Intermediate points. Conn tons fH
Rea iing and halrshurg. ~
400 T.. VI daily. except Sunday. for ELNlRA and all
Intermediate connections Tor Pottsye aGl Rsad'
lag mar. Wiikesbarre.
3.3O \. VI. tSundlys oniyl for Nilkcsharre l.. & b.
Junction and all intermediate stations. -,
t:IO r. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. ana T. JUN.
TON principal intermediate stations Pullman bunst
rarlor-car Wilkesharrc. connecting for Pcftsgle.
f:2C T. VI daily Except Sunday. for Bouni Brook ana
intermediate stations.
5I5 y. NJ. daily for EAsTON and informed ate sta
lions
600 T.. VI. daily for GIFFAfo NIAGARA FALLs
and all points West Pun an Sleeper ye-utIle ram
Newyork 10 Chicago. Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toon'o'
connections fer Reading ana Harrisburg.
G::IO H. VI. daily. eXcep. sunday. Tor Easion ana
Intermediate stations.
300 4. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROcHEs'
TER. HUFFAIO. NIAGAI,A FALLS AM all points Wes.
Pullman Sleepers to Chicago ana 1af.t!) Charclr F"
Wikestarie
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations AZ aS1, aoL W.
ami l23 broadway II East 1fth lS6 East i@3tA 81
New York: $50 Fulton st Court St. - Broadway. anu
Brooklyn Annex brooNlyn. y. y.
The New-loIA TIanstc! Viii and eek CAS-
gage fI0n MOTEL or iesiIeaee through 70 Destination
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quoted at 2G4 26' .BARLEYMarket quiet quoted
35'iATc FOR low feeding choice mating MA
Market dull al tsff,sc RYEr-Markef inactive a. i31
10. .... .ii'CkW HEAT-M quiet; quoted AZ "'c
e quotations to-day the closing prices for the previous
= IN. .nr-..n.riLng Lae las- wear I-...n:
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WEST SHORE R.R.

.1iIa leave est I'D 81 stalon. ~ u as i0llO"'' ~"
IL minutes earlier from foot OF rrAnAl.a St.
$3.50 \. VI. Daily local Buffalo. -.
1850 ~ W. Daily local to Anany FOR Catskill Mountains
ana saratoga Parlor Albany, sundays only.
eiio A. NJ Daily for hlbary. Utica. syracuse Nochese'
iuih'o Niagara Fails. ICrdO t .Nclani and thSase,.
! 30 \ W. DAILY except SUNDAY. Catskll Mo,Ii
,alns New ialtz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnne~asAa' ~
ANY. Saratoga, caldwell. Lake George. lailof eas'
tioO T. " Daily. eN ;ept sunday. Albany. - Ia.
o;oo T. W. lai,y for Albany Montreal Utca' sy,a.sss,
koch.ser. Buffalo. Niagara rails Toronto De''0s
=, ..ieVeiind. Chicago and 81 Louis. ,..
saratoga and Montreal
.ifJ J.. VI. Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. -
s:o W. DAILY for Albany. Utica Syracuse 'oe es.si.
and ~. Louis
20 tickets time tables paror and sleeplns-car accoA
"uat'vns Apply cy offices. Brooklyn and Ne"
Information address q + LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent. vanderbtave, New-xotn.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of.NEW.JlRSEY
tAnihracife Goa! us.d eNclusifeiyJ
-Four Tracks. Automatic BOOK sisnals.
LIZ


-Four Tracks. Automatic BLOCK si-na!s
on and after November II. 1885.
Trains leave station foot Il Liberty -
Fer Eas,on Bet,isfrn AiIsnto"R Manih ShI7 i5 .
$50 {, x to EastonC l. NJ 100, $50 500 P N :,
i:io 30 4:So P " Sundays. 40 \. ~.
For Reading at 40 500 10 ,l3o = ", 10 %
8 s SS 80 s;S 20 e. Il IN. Il n Il 70 ns' Sl',A
100 800 5.45 r. NJ. I2i5 night sundays i:oo'5:sa
For sunbury I.wshurg ana williamsport at 30. 500
e:lo. \. NJ. $40. 49, 13O r. NJ sundays +oo H.
o." T. d. ALr-RAIL ROUTE.
pes,an, 80 s;lS il 80 A. 81 ia 90 i;s5 90 30
'''6- '''' y FOR LAKEWOOD,
40. s;l5 A; NJ. i:4S 3 40. ~ ~ 80. Pa. ara
Birn.rat 80 SIS \. NJ. i:!5. $40 7. v. :,
ior Atlanuc CITY, Nineland and Bridge'pD ~ A. d.
For Mi%mou.h Beach seabrfgts ana Husbands Z; Says
sundays '''' ROYAL BLUE LIE.
NASHINGrO - A
Fe . rs1eePea yes5 d,ys !s g sS 90; ioaSi
iaror car. 800, 600 dining carr 80 'N' J. NJ.
l..lj night sundays 30. 300. 1000 li.a' N'nls
carr y. NJ 2:3o. 400. 800, GOO Dinias CAD L. NJ
Fer baltimore and Washington. week days. o1 10 o9
II 80 dining carr \. ". 2.5p $50 900 q o.. ''in.
Gs3 I r. i2I' rsa' ,s sq" ,;n r. 90 +.
Tickets pao.-car seats can r. procured A. ~ Of
~ 81 ~. 81 East l4th ST. i3t last - - 20
West l25th 81. 25 Columbus Az, Nv YORK li, -.
The N,w-Nork Transfer Company Wi cab fHr aaa cAeex
baggage from hotel or residence T. definition
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortiardt S.ree,a
Ia Effect January ia 1896

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland, s,r...a
BOO 4. NH Ia EqeS 81 JANUARY al}s. Is 1896.
1000 Vi. PEXNsYLvANIA LlSiITED.%rSsln,,
tom cas Gca D"s 81 sRa
uIse Ho' 10 St. t. Las lGGs o H. s sS9 A
Pullman Sleeping and binng Cars s. I.oa iif Iss.
we and cnieaE9 tEye nc,nnati 1913 A. NJ. 81.
600 II. NJ 2h asi9kfs O. & sl..a.
& :vssad 2; S5}HwEsTsI fE$s%ss '''
Srs c ans @%"s is naHpos s' io Is %
500 r H. pA III Sfss1a snnf Sleeping
to Pittsburg; Connects for Chicago daily and Cievs
3 20 WS,HsHISG ;Is. AND rn% soSrH . .
pDSs a% FsToF a15 lining fs5:
t nnr Tina 10 al rsF ca ana pn ns Sa fa
soUTMERS RAILWAY. 500 p. NJ. .aly Sleeper, to
Springs. l2i5 night dai, sleepers New Orleans and
AThsST'S spG G9AsT Ausac 5 p'Ss y Is
snS 800 S p da ro seepeIs to Iakas l ana
ciIEsAPEATE 4 ONO RAILWAY. Express 500 p n
For 6Ib Pom. coMT1oHT aRa NoRFoLK "a Cap.
Charles Route; A. ~ week days and viii Through
ATLSxfIc cry i.51 NJ. weekdays. Through Buffet
E@H SArT Ssy S5 Z so. .s8 Grove. and p,,,
Pleasant. o,Io 4. NJ. 10 aio. 80 and u 80 r: "
week Sundays ,stop a. Intcrlaken for Ashury
park. 9.45 A. ". a.l5 NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
so go $50 9 $50 30 Penna. IsmltedD. 10 10 Din.
ing carj il A. NJ ~ l. 10 B 20 Dining
Car), . (Dinins carr. q dining carr. 80 p NJ
II Is night. Sundays sI5 $50 900. 90 30 Lmned,
10 H. g. NJ. dining carr. 800 1. 4.30 $50 DINING
Carr ) Dining Carr dining carr. 10. ;. P. ",
10 H. night 800
Broadway 1 House. and fs'' % l'e-A and
tortlandi streets Court Street sc ia? SreA. "
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station, 20; x Fd,oE
Stre.f Brooklvn. station Jersey cry. The Eew YORK
r,snstsr COMPANY will call for and check gage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
s. NJ. PROVOST. J. WOOD.
General General i-eff Ases,.
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'''' ROYAL BLUE LIHE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains leave NeN-Yofk fo.t OK Cham SSH.
follows. and five minutes earlier from N,.t ~ So.
One 4. VI. Nesthued Express Daily f.r NaFesy.
C'OO Bnghanton. Elmra. iialIo Bad. - ilmsr
town. Mt-dfile and the West. lAf.-s so F"
Buffalo. -.
230 = MV VIA @ea, h%i,i fa R1 s eani
7.i0 \. NJ. Chicago 3.35 L. NJ s..tp,r, ID 'h'
oag0. cleveland aad Cincinnati. Dams car
e.ln a.. buffalo Nr,tioui~sl INlus- pa.t. 'i.'rss
(")V Buffalo 30 \ NJ. making 1li'.- 'Nt"te-'-"'
for Detroit. Chicago and th" Nesf .,.
$40 & H Hy Sa 'ns5 s ta l's 1 . o
falo. chicago aad cincinnati lla.ae l.,.,,.y
vI,lCf<f,TS Local. TIME CARDS AND ri Imam
accommodations Al ~ 26l to ant 80; iio,snss'
1915 East l2ith-s. Chambers and Wsst .'is feFes,
Naw-Y0rk: 96 Broadway and 33l Fu,tln-st. ID Nlya ~
lIudson-s,.. Hob. ken. ard Jersey Gay SN o. ~,
transfer Company calls and checks ia--as> rom
hotels and residences 10 destination.
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DT:I,. LACkAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n,
stations in New-iOrk. foot "a harciny and
ChristOpher streets. -
VESTiBULED TRAINS. ~ lihN BtFFET
OARS, PINTsCH LIGHT

y
TIE ORANGES; summit. iienAfds, i., Using
tor, Dover. sianio.e. NEWTON, BUD iAKt,
MOUNTAIN. Washington, III L..Ii,SBlt l.AsiQN.
sCRANToN, rITTsToN; * KE;::,B.tAAltkEq NANT!.
foss BIMGHAMToX oAE9RD HI9}HWi,H %a,s,.
sYRAcrSE 0sWI.GO. ITi,A.A. OWEGo, ELMIRA,
CORNING. BATH. DANsyIII.r. ~ FtAl0 ga al
noints WEST. NORTH EST MD SOL ftiNt
7.a5 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at ps.nc.DL
600 A. M.-BUFFAI.o. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN,
UTICA. RI HFIEI.D SPRINGS. 81 RA'ISs and
0SWEGO EXPREss Pullman Bune, pallor cifs con.
meet AT I}utaJ for chicago ana points vest
90 l.. NJ. KANTON WILKESRARR ans ELM!RA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor e.ta -
400 +. M.-SCRANTON. WILk ESBAkRE and PLYx
Ol'TU EMPRESS. Pullman BUFF Parlor cars.
7:3O T. VI DAILY buffalo Nastbuled Limit,d EkpreS
for SCRANTON. EGNGHAMroN Ei.MlkA. BIZ.
FAIO. Pullman Punt s!sepns car c,nn.ets Il
BuHralo with train Tor Chicago aut y ints vest $1,000.
go P. NJ 1Dai.y).-Et FFA;O. SCRANTON, B!NGhAN'
TON UTICA, SYRACUSE ami OSWtGO EMPRESS.
Pu Imam Bc.fet Seepers. -
T;CKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al "a
Pax Place Broadway Tickets az ferry stations 9iJ
ROADWAY III shave i2h-st. - Vet l2Jth-st.
2.5 Coluinbus-ave New York SO AMI s26 E-itst and
io6 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full ntor-
WEsrcOTT EMPRESS COMPANY VII call fo- and
bayv from residence destination.
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& ailroaos.
AMeRIcA's cRGArEsr RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ EIInSnN RIVER 4.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
'''" ssa: train in the World stops at Albany, cuca.
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4io y. m'
e.so AaSIra b sas 1 Fast Mail for Poushkeepse Al
bany Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara
1880 A. M.-Except sunday Day Express For all i'm
portant New York state points; ,,,,sd For Column
bus cncnnati. INDIANAPOLIS and 81; nrs Roebes
at pouehkeepsie. Albany. Utica SYRACUSE N0''e'
100 MDay Chicago Special for Detroit S G Hes
land, Toledo and Chicago. stops NJ Ipus IT.,
sic. Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse f0che'
$3.50 P M~Eacept Sunday. Vest Point. POushkeepsie
$3.50 P MHDay. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 a. M, Chicago 4:3O D. m Stops a' T>''""''
600 MDally Fo Albany Troy Utica ' i:Saia
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit '''
c2. ?s M cpsnn'' Fer st. Troy y' Saratoga Burlington
7.,o pIasbus St Albaes and M Hinrnra Falls ceve
land IndIanap5lis St. Louis. Chicago. stops AZ
600 A csr4es an seepHs
only. for points o.. Fall Brook Railway VIA Lyons
0gdensburs buffalo Niagara ra';s, for cap:
vincent Gsp2 o ami The h SnS Road
1910 NGHTTheatrs train FOR chicago q nsb keep,
sunday night. SUNDAY nights Albany and chicago
o:oo 4. M and %1: a3 +. M-Day except Sunday to
pitt,aeld; via Harlem Divisono -, IN. Berk.
AI! SiaiIT TRAINs = I,S yoNH Sna s,,n. o.,
ns'i9 ssRs'5i
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains.
Tickets ana Wagner Offices at Grand Central S,at,on
~ oaawsy u Park ~, 2cl als nrGasyV y
st. and i3srhst Station Hew1Yortk S3s and '2'
Bag na o' checked from hotel or residence the West
IS'i EH5e's r S2mfEaYYy GEORGE IT, DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Oteun Sieamcrs.

Ortdu Gieamcrs.
NJORUN GI5LnGMAM l0WWW
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST ENPRrSS STEAMERS, . 49,,
Cabin SEQ and upward according - locatlon; IL taph
SIS and $50 round nip s95 and 500 . .
aae Tues ian y 10 m uavel TUBS Feb % 10 a m.
Iahn Turs FEB 4 10 a m Lain. Tues Mich. g. :" m.
Snro- Tues Feb II 10 am Saae Tues Mch. 10 lOa
Aler Tues Feb Is 10 am Aller Tues Mch II. 10 m
tickets avaiab, from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London . UaNre
OEI.RICIiS K CO.. Bowling Green
GERMAN NIETlT ERRANEAN SERVICE
'HAMBt 'RG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD :. :. CO
Express Steamers from Network
- Gibraltar. Algiers. Naples and ,ic3 a.
or. Bismarck JAMS II am ttWcrra Feb; ~ 10 a m
itllda Feb l.. O ~ aiser ". II MOI . 10 a m
'Nlrutuua Fob 10 II a. r. uiia. Mch. q. 10 a. m
:tWERRA. Feb. -. goes through 70 Alexandra.
tickets available for the ~ either line
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
don. and southampton.
Hamburg American North German LLOYD :. :. 60.
Line Oelrichs & CO.. Gen. Agts..
~ broadway y. 7. 2 Bowling Green. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
Teuonc Jan. 20. 10 TeGtonc Feb. 20. 10
Ilrfaunic Feb. D. 10 n. Britannia. Mar. T. a. M
Majestic, Feb. L., 10 a. Majestic Mar H.
Gcrmanic. Feb 10 10 ia Germanc. Mar Is 10 A. m.
no COTTON CARRIED RY PASSENGER SrEANERS.
Pier ~. North River. oiice 20 Broadway. y. Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
- SCREW STEAMERS NEW YORK 49, LONDON
WEEKLY.
MISSISSIPPI Feb l.
For freight and passage apply
KEW YORK SHIPPING co. General Agents
Produce ENchhng" Building. broadway. Newly
steamers leave Pier 80. y. r. foot u West 10Th
tUNARD LINE.
"a. TO LIVERPOOL. BY QUEENSTOWN.
Campanla Feb. |. a Aurana. Feb Is a. m
umbria Feb. s. noon Etrura. Feb. % II a. m
From Pier 40. North River. foot OF Clarkson-st
Cabin passage. $50 upward Second cabin s35. $40 Si5
according steamer
Storage all parts Europe az very
For freight passage apply the company
Office No Bowling Green New York.
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents.
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morrow
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THE DAMAGE GREAT.
Result Of the Hurricanf Around
New York.
HAVOC WROUGHT ON THE ISLANDS

AZ Some Places the Wind Reached =
Velocity Of seventy-Fivs Miles an
Hour-wAter Covered Many Of the
Famous beaches and swept Away
HOusss-IncomiaG Vessels Overdue.
NEW YoRK, oct. lS.-A veritable hur.
rioane swept over this section Of the
country Sunday and yesterday. The
wind blew with terrific force. reaching
at Sandy Hook a velocity Of 70 miles an
hour last night. The tides rose TO a
height many feet greater than has been
soon for years, and the waves all along
the Atlantic coast swept in with force
that carried everything before them and
did damage TO the amount Of many
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
Sandy Hook and points along the
New Jersey coast felt the fury Of the
storm most Of all, but Coney island ex-
perienced. 30 far as has been learned,
the most direful results The beaches
were swept clean, pavilions were over
turned and carried seaward. bathing.
houses and boArdwalks, everything no,
far inland on the famous island, was
torn up and piled high beyond the coast
line or were carried out 10 sea.
At Brighton Beach the famous Seidl
concert hall was inundated and pa tly
carried away. The well kept lawns
were laid waste and the lower floors OF
the hotels flooded. Innumerable small
buildings were simply picked up bodily
and carried away by wind or waves.
AZ Far RockAwAy the fury of the
gale was Undesirable. Those houses
which were built ON piles IN the sand
were washed away, and those higher
up, which for years have been out Of
reach Of the highest tides, were com
pletely flooded.
Along the Jersey coast most OF the
damage done was 20 piers and break
waters. As yet very little damage e
shipping has been reported, but many
incoming steamers are due and thu
worst Is feared.