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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb 2l-cattle-Ee'eipts last = hours. iG,2
head total FOR week thus flr. ll"i. for same time
last w.-k. II so. consigned through l,'"'2 T. New
York. go. On sale - mprhet Dp,n'l barely, -,i.s
cl-el steady. fan to god fat cows, y 2JNS3; iat blh
81 75GS3 90 lgh steers So 3Jns3 -. veal *rdN' 90
Hogs Receipts last - hours. $50 head, total ir Week
signed through. 2CsO: NeWYorl, $500 IN nllc. 'D,
opened slow closed strong; early sales oTheI'
$ 35as4 AZ roushs 81 joUS3. 90. sass Sass 90 late
sales: Idghs and Workers. 81 J2z %. others nfn
sheep Lambs Recelps last - hours $500 head to
for week thus far d. 500, f1r same iinr last week
5000: Consigned through. 5000; TO New York 100; on
sale 1000 market opened a,t"e and oul1c higher f1r
lambs and steady Tor sheep: closed strong with
Ne loads Of good lambs higher prices bulk Of
$. 90: sodd to choice @as To SuI: ar 8 5Oa
az s2ass Co. hegvy Modes 81 dSas3 10
Kansas CITY Feb 2l-iIogs -I"cepts. 1000 head mar
& 7sa;s 3: pigs So ioas5 % Receipts. $500
head market STEADY. Native steers. best 81 s5dS 10:
FAR t. good <5GSJ - and hcifers best SEA - -
fair 10 good 81 soas3 bulls $3.50 -; stockes and feed
s. L,uir FeS. Il National SICK Yard--cat,le Re-
81 b. naive s. :: 80. TrN steers Stranger COW.
5. 60 s-sers s. sofisa -. HOES ec"ts. 5.1NG head:
ilals.- strong p o. higher Heavy 50 "D 50 ~ uN"i
{; ,.E~. light S. .'uS4 - Shri- Receipts lN'' head,
rnaf..t ,uil. natives. g. ,.a&1 80.
Liberty. i1. II ,'fflo ft"0epf l.nf. market
s.,aie. f.elera ., prime 50 ?orstG' i.es-itc-e.pis
iff better fnl.hr 's u.l im r-sh'~ - 80 20 sheep
-nnpr light. demand good. fl1f6't active common 4,
prime. 81 - a. 80 nn'a. 81 5Dpfi r,
Union STOCK Yards Chicago. F"n 2i-'lft" Recent .
4o A,nI. ina s''ay common . .Ntra s.eer7 - - q
{, , .'..er- aal fe-s S.tprs3 -. cows ana bulls.
81 ,rQsa 30. ciiscs. st i 'ran. s. 3j"S' - h0re
,,.- ana chipping it, SO pjasi =, common p, OBJ ce
lvl :, ',aS -. cr'" assorted. - l1rs ~ light.
- e5.. pigs s. 80 - 20 Shc,p Receipt. loVO
r.al. MARIO, .eaiy. Inferior % choice. s. 80 50 -.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foo, Of Desorosses, and Cortlandt stree.a

Stdtions OF DesDrOSstSt and COrtIandt Street9
3 1890 s Rsseg5s
on ca sssp1g Dining SMOKING and oS'eys
NJ ' $40 sHisas 49, AdanaDos so
aoIsyille iiSo A. NJ. St Louis 800 p. NJ and Toledo
200 +. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
vile ana S cScaso and pnng D cars to 49, a Lou
600 NJ wE ssiaES - ExPnEsspullman sleepn.
AZ. Gsv'snd i % & GSsssS RsE' day
and nns Cars to Gnenap apa IS '
500 ~ AfTlc EXPhEssPulmsn Sleeping ca;
90 WAsMINGToS AND THE SOUTH. . .,
Ssr cs 10 % al rsor @qs n Rp9 e Sap
l2S night sunday 80 $50 II A. NJ go Coz q
ninng ,'iin. 90 al Iaror ana Dnlng Dats'i 20
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-s2o p. NJ. daily. Sleeper, to
Augusta, st Augustine. and Tampa. $50 p NJ daily.
Springs T. 10 night daily seepers to New-oreans and
Atlantic Ida ns COAST LISEraa spesia 70. Jae !;
A. NJ daily, sieepers to Port Tampa Macon and JACK,
ciIEsAPEiKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 800 P. NJ.
For orb POINT coMFoRT ana SoRFoLK via Cap.
C CI itonte A. NJ week days and with Through
ATLANTIC CRY. 80 P NJ weekdays. Through Bun..
Tarlor CIR and Day Coach.
FOR CAPE NAY, 100 p NJ Weekdays.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean Grove ana foint
Pleasant. 90 A. NJ. l2lO. $40 80 and 100 r. NJ
week days. Sundays stop at Inteilaken Tor Asbury
ParlO, 90 !. " : - p "
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 20 q $50 .. $50 90 Penna Lin t@l ~ 10 t)n-
Ing Car, II 4 NJ. II. l. 20 B. 20 g. 20 20 OH
ing carr Dining car. Dining can. 80. : 2 = ".
1916 right Sundays. G1j $50 900, go 90 Limited.
10. II NJ. Dining Can, 80. I, 40, 40 uJlrIns
Car, Dining carr. Dining can. 7i5. g. o p H..
II - might,
Ticket Offices. Nos 433 o44 1896. l.323, III and pei
Broadway Aston Iiouse and foot ~ pesbr1sses and
Cor'landt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton street 10
Broadwar and BROOKLYN Annex station root of frion
street BROOKLYN: Station. Jersey cry. The New York
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
6. VI. PROVOST. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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WEST SHORE R,K.

Iains leave est id 81 station. \. " as follows anl
IL minutes earlier from foot or Franklin s.:
$3.50 n. VI. Daily local to Bulalo.
$50 \. VI. Daily local Albany for Catskil Mountains
and Saratoga larior cars to Albany Sundays only.
0.i3 A. Daily FOR Albany Utica, syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo N!a6aa Falls. Toledo. CleN Gland Chicago.
.:i5 A. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY, to Catskll Noun
talns New Ialtz. Lakes MOhonk and Minnewaska, Al
bany, Saratoga, Caldwell, Lake George PurlOr
4;OU T. VI. Daily, except sunday. for Albany.
$500 r. NJ DAILY for Albany Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago ami st Louis.
G::;O r. vi. Daily, except Sunday Newburg Albany.
and Montreal.
::i3 4. H. Daily. except Sunday. for Ctca, Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo.
S:i5 T.. VI. Daily Albany Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
and ST. Louis.
For tickets time tables, parior and sccpngcar accom-.
moiations apply city Offices Brooklyn and NewYork. ana
~ stations Time tables at prn cpai hotels For other
information address {. T. LAMBERT.
Gen. Passenger Agent. vanderbilt-avc.. New-York-
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Market closed steady at 4ae points decline coinI4Gs re,
Total sales 21l 200 bales Spot dull unc. ansed
N dding uplanls rs, midilins Gulf, SIC; sales -p
bale an spinning. .,
Liverpool cabe-srot cotton fair business doing
salcs bales. speculation and export 900; American
II 600: er,pts GOO. American, $500 midding uilants
4si. opened quiet ana steady; sellers at 90
advance. closed and to IL paints net ai-
vance. February 425v; FEBRUARY March f&2s; March
April 80 %: April MAY. 421s: MayJane 42u 4h june
July 42cs. juy-AuguFt 4l9es; August-'epterher Sl!s
Septemher-OcCier. 4"n; oct ier-\ oNemh+r ZOOS; No
'1ecolf 4Ui DeceUhei-Ianua-Y ioi'2s
cheser-Yarns stealer; cloths. disposition 10 do
business.
COFFEELower prices AT Iavre caused an easier local
The weak long interest abroad believed to have
supplies continue small changes
are expected Havre sold here. Hgvre cables
lower February Ci sing =. - francs
March 80 francs; April 50 francs; May. $3.50 francs
Hamburg steady ~ decline # p 20 pig
February "a 10 pigs March Gi75 pigs April Gi50 pigs
MAY pigs Rio official cables steady at - GO reis
exchange quoted lilo: receipts 1900 bags: cearances
United States 1900 bags stock RIO. 1913 Opp bags
Santos receipts 5000 stock Santos 2OrD bags
market quiet 1850 feis cleared from Santos. steam
shin Saleln) with 200 bags.
closed steady NJ 500 points decline Sales
were bags follows:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD


baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
81. Louis and all Point. West,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IhAiNS; ~
Leave New-York foot IJbertyst daily for ChCaGo
go p m. and 1915 night PiTIsRCKd 49, tx Sun
a. m. 900 p. WASHINGTON BALriMoEE: D a. m
80 D IN. q 30 +. m. sun. Dining Carr. o;U p m
az % o. m Dining Car l2:I5 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a daily ,,,
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping car 800 ex sun. 2.3o p m. sun.
hl trains Illuminated with Pln,sch light .,
Ticket Offices: ii3 i72 2Gl 4i5 LAO broadway. ii
Fast lfh S. I,oworv y Y. 3i4 Fulton St. Brook
i'm. stations foot n Liberty St. 9. r. r. ~ y. j.
Sew-Yorx Transfer Company will call for and check
hnczac. r-orl hnt.l rcs-l.n % ~ hes,lna.l-n.
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Steamboats,.

NN"OoN/N/NNNNOON|rN~~N~
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND IOlNIS
~ VA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY
FALL, RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fal! HlFel from
new Is y. X. foot " Murray st. at - r. "a.
sIONlNGTON LINE StOningtOn. from .ew Ples
49, z me block above Canas; AZ 900 - NJ
NORWICH LINE. via Newl< ncon from fIer No. ~ H.
Desbr.sscs-st.. at z 30 y. W.
A. EW-UAVEN-rARE 81; Excursion. Sl.50.-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier -. T. X.
= daily sundays excepted arriving In time ,or IRA =
20 lerden Springfield. &C. Freight steamer
l.. II.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

I9IDfsI- NM
WASHINGTON.
For PhadePha yeeX day. "a 20 SOC SOC sS9 iosS
i'aror carr. 300 500 dining carr, 7;3o. 300 P n.
l3.l5 night sundays 430. 900. 1000. II 80 Dining
CAR A. NJ. 2:3O. 400, 800 600 DINING Carp p. ".
1915 nielt. 80 ooo
II 80 Dining carl 4. IL. go. $50. 800 800 Dining
car, T. NJ I2.l5 night. sundays 1000. II 80 Dining
car, A. NJ. $50. 500. 600 dining carp Z. NJ. l2l5
night. , . -.
Iiber,y St il3 1872 26l as ga li0 1923 Broadway,
~ Ch Az 81 East l4th ST., 1874 East l25th ST, 273
West l25rh ST.. 25l Columbus Az. New-f9rk; Court
The New York Company will call and check
baggage fion hotel residence TO destination.
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iHi.aue'l"'' $3.50 q IA
Il,sto@ ,...:...... Z
% -
,,x..,r,. from, Atlantic po,,s:
Axi0's from A"~,"' US %
Tiliadeiphia .... 3 30 20
l3'.;on '.....:... 10 Al
Nr"-pi!'~iS '''' -
Totals ......... 80 Ia - :"
MENr AND a . lI n. N,n, felo a,s male
at i,c bai tbs forced ssie. Jute ana ja'e BATS
SPIT. 4asai.c shipment, 4.44',c. s.sa spo, and ship
mont S.ss,-.e QUITE. ,I''. Nm, mi.
ns.; iaggn. nominal. lyie butts payer g-'@ s4'''''
hIoI:s-Tns mafHct very quiet hui nem.nal.y steady
5as S b d. s la, To- ' Say ha vi " oa rca
ter sready selected >'.c native .rers - nutt n-ar
6.N1c sac brands. '-.4',; bulls. &C.. COW -
caun,ly S' a steer ''"'-' cow '''- '''
LEATHER -llcniocS sole rules quiet Win he mani,
s,eady All prices a5c as las, qaa.el W. qao'e: lie"-
l.ce; non-asd net .'.sction .r. 5,r
aged lsH2jc rejects. l7pl,r. tn.on -sD' hae"s -.
a4G25c. thirds q s3c: neh, baess. e~. -5o-7c. &c.
ends ~ e %; leies ~ l'e l't ''''i
oeli:ng 1uiis 700; IoNas .a1 /. IT, - IT,. , .
don aiyces Snow hc prevalence n a ....ly a,rne~
abroad. 49,, olItl;u ~. ma ".i -''N
ia reported at the advance. Prices w'fc
asain hFner in igcti} ana at thS 90 w. rr m''f''
CLOSING ii WIN HEi offerings al - i''rf"
SIll.TEf- M"ihrt steady AT a.
.iOl'ASsi-S AND ~ lt' "a quiet b't Si'.'F mn
ket is reported i9r domestic noasS's a"i iit' .'t
Mo!asses, New orleans ceii;iis"4 "itnail. i-Hl'''
comm H. ia Zoe. id j i-f lilNi' :. 100 ,N.'
49,; open keitlr iali ~tn-S So,l -'H"'' nr'
'-i'ir' c.ylc. '~,'"'c TOTO l'. t.,,,,
y,Dnls - w. Hus. i''i' I'tii'' -'' L."
lts ::,-I,,ir i 20 isle. , ,,r
- 80 ~ 80 n,i ~ ~ ,,,+l, r., ,,,rt,g
p,n''n. Vs.. a''s, va ~ i,i ,i ~ ,
~, ',i =, ~ ., MN s'.ir 49,, T l,, ,,,t
.,'r,on ~ g'l .irot quoted - 81 G,s,> ~ r,r
na.tiy~ but steady I,ch dnii Ne qaY,e: Tar r.,..
lars 81 so; oil. hbls, s. 90. pl;ch. 81 -
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Thc market is weak ana lower.
ana today an engag, reported Antwerp "a
the low rate u a. against ga on December
81. said that Of the Continental lines have
offered grain for ballast without obtaining
and the rates quoted 10 most markets ar" the asking
figures. and probably do not represent what could j" OBJ
tanned The business reported to-day was ~ loads grain
Antwerp li.d ahoa lzl from store. and $50 bales
pool 2l London I'D: Glasgow "a. Bristol ID. I>.ith.
$i.d; Hull I'D; Newcastle: 81 asked; Antwerp Ia;
Marselles - I'd; Bremen, 30 Ifes; Hamburg - p<s
Rotterdam. 52c; Amsterdam. &C nominal Cork FOR orders
2s 81; petroleum to United kingdom Is lOi2ln2s l.t
cotton 10 Liverpool, CHAIR iiS-St.l tonnage
continues In far average request win TIE OFFERINGS ~
tonnage 81 tAe DETER tiss 'Nir'y >i' i.i''" l'i
vessels ~ the Iar%r 'Ifs are 1'i' nu' 'eia anu
West Iidia N'aseis are o'I'I AT ~" Y',s. '',l '
iats Tor genera oa''o . r', '" , ~, i,d,.r'
bent. but Tor gram. COTTON. &C. 'r' ~ ~ '''i-i'.
Rates are unchanged charters l'p". hIl"'ii
1.H}3 tons general cargo, Arnae 70 i|'l' i'4i'. ~
ish steamer, 1872 tons chalk. tiu 70 ihiHdrHlA "@
Ian general cargo. baltimore 'T
Newport News to belfast or Dubln A.. hrs. steam,
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railroads..
-AMsR.crs GREATEST RAILRoAr."
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station. 42d street
sunday Empire at s aissny E1 Hss
syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4''o p H.
o.ao Nasara Fas ' Fast p Mail for poushkeepse Al
bany Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo N'as''"
1890 A. MNExcept Sunday Day Express. For all IN
por,ant New-york state points; u,.., For colum-
bns Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST. LOUIS sSepS
at Poughkeepse. Albany. Utica. Syracuse N''"e'
100 M nu Chicago Special for Detroit Glsye
land Toledo and Chicago. stops az - Nf,oches-
ST. Albany schenectady. Utica. Syracuse hocie'-
3.3o ME%"ent sunday West Point Poushkeepse
Albany. Troy. Saratoga: ,,.A nue Detroi,
4:3O r M-Daly. North shore I-initel, p "a AIbany
$40 A. M chi 4;3O D. m Stops a' 1'
600 r. M|Day For Albany. Troy. Utica 1 Adtgoh
Eissars Fas Cleveland Toledo Detroit chi
GO. faS? M onSf9a' For Troy Burlington
7:3O p M,"bSty' For Bufialo Niagara Fas Cleve,
land Indianapolis St Louis Chicago stops at
poughkeepse Albany and s Itiea Car passengers
only for points Fa. Brook Railway VIA h'o'''
on5 o'T rsir: W cis3tisHG
SGa caqo. ana excSpt saturday for Cape
vincent and tie Auburn Rad 49,, ,r,ro,,o,
i" nirl ON Yewyork Central every night EXCEPT
sunGav night. sunday nights Albany and Chicago
o:oc E. md lEs 81 20 - except Sunday to
o,. ,leG s nn ia oniy To- Psfcld and Be
shlrs mn; Va, H = M PRISM 46 2oNKrRs
A ns AI t Hii iun beeen and points on
Putnam Division az Ear Yonkers IN Connection VIII
nieht'' trains out Of New-Yorh. ,.
wagner Palace all through trains
Groadway II PARK Pacs 2ol 4i$ Iroaa~ay 81 Wes
i25tt-st and l2sths Station Ncw-York "sS and ~
baggage checked hotel residence by the West
Geae.a Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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part 2isc May. afoat Nay closed az .'sI
on The spot No hard quoted az ZIG over May o
aiioat: 40 Northern Duluth. Sac over May 0 ant,
COIiN-Thc market for corn was dul al Hty VIZ
prices showing fairly steady unlertone The heeae -
1900 bush the primary movement IN hNe Ca! W
geher with the Of $1,000 bush IN the eHhtS,
predictions Of !erate increase III VIC
visible but price low that the trade : not IN
couraged 70 very aggressive position on te u''
The arrivals for the week at me primary ma
kot were bush and the exports Toy 'ilr SIN
! close ~ future inifhft ""s
UNCHANGED prices i.c advance near irIN'fl'--
Cash corn was inactive with ~ quoted at ""'.' NOM
nal CARROTS 40 sold At 3Iisc IN the elevator, "l
steamer nj 2Gc elevator OATS The market Tor oas
Was dun but fairly steady. The market did not seem :"
he Influenced tn hraviness IN wheat bu' was II,
sporve - The better feeling in and especially IN
the near deliveries showed strength. The close was M
1850 net advance. The frmness seemed 10 De no,c
noticeable cash deliveries. and there was so'tr laIh
about export business. The interior receipts ior No ne,
days have been i.9e2Oo0 bush. increase oi ~"
bush over week. Cash oats were dul. hut irr ,as
were 10000 bush follows: 1900 bush 10 az %
~ elevator. 300 bush No 2f'sc. LOO push No
white &c bush 40 white. DC 1000 uush tftc"
white .6f9nc. loo bush track mixed. - .c...hl i'
I.EY-.i.b.t continues last reported We quote: Goa
M fling ~ f7c; feeding 3br3>'.. MALL
Quiet al a~aGDc....RYE Market dull; car"is %ti'c
l.atloads 4s149c. BUCkWlIEAr-Market quiet; prime
State. iuc. -. -. -
Tie quotations today the closing prices for the pre-
vous day closing prices for the corresponding cate
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cases crop 1884, Ergland Havana q, l" ssas ,sgt
Co. Mama s0jOc and sunires =, ~ ,,
Irel,,n ruled fairly active and steady win sh.es ., 80
r matars AZ 6Scasl 10 and 100 bales Sumatia al ooc
fl<21 in bond
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cn "a g, %s ' i,:"s n EG %G sa' g.: 2u5 ana
crn ~. 40 : on. iea.o2o'.c- 81 -i. 49, 50 =
&, < a5iana , mes p" 'N' per- III ,gs5so as per-
10" n s. i2snS@ - st'rt 'ih -.ir. ,'''. - lF" H..
io,,d 25lss BIZ. whiskey dsrler.. finished goods.
* -, .,Sn.1rl ~ 81 ~. PER hi. iia'e.d Ill., aw
;,,c iond. go ON the Produce ENchans' TO- day t'"
S9, Se'oni- iiei5c Eggs steady; fresh sioce. il'i
Cincinnati Fob q. Flour Market slow s'ealy. win
r PATENT. 81 'o1SS % sP'He o''c9'. - 9, s, ~ rye
e. l NrG ,rseh ac com 'i a eli " x5 @ '
~ mixed. -; - WHY, n.c1. &c. ye'iow ar
80 rgk Maret active ,nrm mss SIS cear' 81
~: prime steam 500. Iacon nr'n. ,sr shoulders
RE- Sse ,s st meats i, drm at,iyc . hgur
~ lose short rib 'c; loss short Clear sides -
Ssn iiGii'.c. Whisky quiet. steady sales. as Ibis
Milwaukee Feb 2I.whsa, opened weak and ..q~c
G can nI @ Sa%P What e. ar@ NJ and IN Sk
9s de"n BARLEY 40 in so Nominal We nd ana 40
ssEi for May samBe l sarlsy drYng ~ B. 2se
No cash and May. while ~ is very dul. a7'ec
s at the rccen decline on Of s. c@ss 90 fcT
hard spring patents IN wood MN sturs steady and quie
diinss and $40 75Gsii white
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb 2lmThe specustiye wheat market
sold between that point and co',c closing 5oa.u
ths morning buyers started by bidding 5Oa.c or lie
under May. The millers who the principal buyers
raised their and took about all they get at
May price. h97sGGoc. ON track No hard. 6oi3c; No I
Northern 5y,c; 5Sic Flour easy 81 oa0 IL for
oOu$2 10 fOr bakers Flour production
ibls: shipments sol bbs Milstufs-Mllers report Il
shorts &c less.
Philadelphia. Feb. el-Flour-Sprlngs duh and weak
orerlngs Winters firmly held Ter scarcity
only for actual Winter
- 5Ons: 10 extras. So 5jQS3 Pennsylvania roller
clear 80. straight 50 6pa<3 -: Western
ter clear 80 5oaS3 90. do straight 81 6jhS3 ~ do
clear 81 ir,uS3 %. do straight 80 -
as ~, do patent 81 6O0S3 10 do brands higher
clty mills 81 ,JNS3. do clear. S. 5pn% -. do
straight 1Ou$i s.. DO patent 50 9ON$i To- Rye
IN Hight request but steady 50 - Tor choice Pennsy
Whelt-Narkrt for contract grain depressed hy
the continued Indifferent exporters offer
r;s for delivery prices declining re: spot
and firm. Contract wheat February ana
March. 72i3d73ac. April. ,2tQI3c; MAY. 72i,G72iic
Cofn--Opton market firm and advanced lac
offerings and reports her
gInin centres but speculative trading Local CARROTS
supply and firm but quiet: sales yellow In
elevator at Be No mixed February. 33tu3ic. March
3i.a3i.c. April. 3i I3iS.c. May. 3t4.
ke ruled steady under Light offerings local demand
CARROTS SLOW and trading No white,
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Las,
est es tc-6ay bid.
TcbruaIy ............ - - 14a5
April .................i225 i2io i2i5ai2.25 il "
May ..................l2"o l1.e5 ~" zoo 100
ni;y 1l4 i45 ii45Tii30 iitS
seS,eTab;r 1855 i6794i6tS i,7S
October ....'...'...'. i0c3glnI9 li.,o
ESye3Der ''''''''''',oo ,oeo iGso Ii,o
The statistical position of Brazil coffee is as follows:
- Tc-3esy Ye.,er4 ;. Las, week
baltimore stocks .......... 3sGi3 $3.50 49cl7
''''''' -,.-DD
STOCK az al loits.......' '-99 l99 2'Sd0 = IA
Taium3rs deliyeTie. 1892 60 4 i,,99
1850 80 =; -
Aa o" d''''ef'es as go oi3 80 $50 30
Visible supply ............'4'ol3' 4>''l" 4o'si'
, Tho Bf , fr re art s sS T rao s,e g' an
Chan sea -, 80 -; 10 s3t qaea al i2e ana 70 No
COFFEE. win he marke ruling firm ant ini pics IN"
s a'iS' ps as'f s and c Ssss q
DPi'GShe marie, .r opium, 4. very o,let and buyers
,bs e t cIr, l g s e, s, Iueh ~ P e.d a
quoted At 81 D Win Jo,ns quoted At s. a5es2 ana
bwh Mo-SI'- is s5etve ", 81 ,csi GO LUX a -
,5c fr s,ec.ai branls ais are s,t t 'io
Out chance IN roots there was n,oderae saos move,
acTcan sarsaparia IS easy cnser r. steady la, quiet
appo.nasy small, and h'-e Mas moline in ,Ae noe
inea Or ghe,, iae dryeopmcni q .raae 'o-day to
encourage ooy'T 50 ilo ne result O.. he tranaeor5
sellers are no P,.er ns.ge coac e., Than hey hays
Pen %'' as ,e s,ses Ind trade fals 10 Ing
total sales were &5ci 100 pk G as i'oMs' 20" < 6es
IN sacks 50 7a1S2 - n bos; 200 ~ city Datents
srr9s iaers g e6qsa rs 400 It ss's = 81 2io
saeSs eH'r@ 81 g s, ForR"Guet: saes .
IGo bbis az s. 5)oS2 So. .CoRNM AQuet; sales 30,
Ss az 8; "s' So gs,ern and S54,Gcrn 81 oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains NewYork. foot OF Chambers-se.,
a. follows and minutes earlier from West 23d-s;.
O.nO A. N.-Vestihuled Express Daily for Wavery,
.):UO Rnghamion. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford. James.
!. Meaivle and the West Parlor 10
Buffalo.
ann j. M.-ves,ioulet Limited fast rail Daily sold
Z'UO train Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake arrives
Cleveland 100 A. NJ. Chicago j r. NJ Sleepers
20 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
$50 ra. rs T. " as ass; Rsy Is
Detroit, Chicago and the West
$40 pg sd nam to- enisaso secpe4s 70 Bas.
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i Accommodations III. Pei. +0 and ?57 Broadway.
1856 Eas l25th-st Chambers and West 23d-s, ferries.
~ Broadway and a33 Fultonst. Brooklyn; 200
Huisonst. Hoboken. and Jersey CRY Station. Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checXs baggage from
hotels and residences destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD fNEW, JERSEY
(AntNracte coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and after November u. 1898.

Trains leave station fOOt OF I.IptTIy st
For Csston bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.,
$50 7:i5. e:lO Gl:.5 70 EastonI A. H. JIG 80 go
4:3o C7:I5 to Ess,onl A. NJ. 100. $50. 500 p NJ.
For WflkesLarre. and Scranton, 9lO A. NJ
40 go r. NJ. sundays. 40 A. NJ
For Reading at 80 500. $40 ll;3o A. NJ 10 30
2.3O 400 800 5:45, 40 i. NJ, 12:l5 night Sundayh
100 go $3.50, 800 p. NJ. 1918 night. =.
For Harrisburg at 43O. 500. 0:l0 a. NJ, 40 1870.
400 300 545 p NJ. 1913 night Sundays, 100 $50.
For Sunbury I.ewisburg and wiamsport at 43o. 500.
o:iO A. NJ 1910 1870. I 30 p NJ. Sundays. 4:3o A. b..
600 L. VI. -
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south % Point
Pleasant 80 si5. 1870 A. NJ. 100. i45. 4:i5 $40.
6.ij r. ". sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbury
U.rk NJ l. NJ
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

400 sis 4 NJ i:l5 $40 $40 p. VI.
For Farmingdale. Toms River Barnegat Park. and
Darnegat. 40 sis y. ", .l5: $40 p. NJ .
For Atlantic City Nineland and Brdgeton. 4:3O A. NJ.
10 T. NJ
sink 42o SIS. u 30 A. NJ. 80. 49, Ais. $40 p N.
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