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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
PoLITIcs N THE PULPIT.

preach Christ and Him crucified.
It is his duty to condemn and
expose evil, and to defend inno-
cense and right. He should try
to elevate and improve mankind
temporarily and Spiritually, in
stead of abusing and degrading
him. A preacher should set an
example in all things, worthy Of
imitation. His manner should
be chaste and kind, his words
temperate and just. He should
remember always that ga soft
word turneth away wrath"
When he discusses politics at
all. it should be in reason, and
with the single purpose of pro-
noting patriotism and establish
ing justice. He should discourage
strife by pouring oil on the
troubled political waters. He
should use language appropriate
for a gentleman and a Christian,
instead of that of a clown and
ward heller. ,.
As a rule preachers are less
familiar with the true industrial
and political condition of the
masses, than any other class Of
men.
The preachers lot is generally
cast IN pleasant places. He. is
often surrounded by luxury and
always by admiring friends and
appologists. He is hedged about
and far removed from the "mad,
ening strife"
Outside their sacred calling
they are generally impractical
theorist. The bright side of lifi
is most often before them. They
are often flatterd without know
ing it, Their foibles and mis-
takes are smoothed over, anC
often distorted into virtues, b,
their admiring followers. A soeia
shield of protection against com.
ment and criticism is throw
around them; that no other call
ing, occupation or profession en-
Joys. Respect for their sacred of
fee, sometimes shields them, iron
the criticism and opposition thei
incorporate language and action
would otherwise subject them t.
| There is work for them to d
in their Masters vineyard, whicI
Improperly performed, will leave n
time for making political speeche
and playing to the galaries.
Thank God that, in the soutI
where the puresttype of American
ism is to be found, the preacher
with few exceptions, made col
lspicious by their rarity, do NJ
NEEDLE with things which do M
, concern them, in their profession
They seem to fully understand
that they are servants of Il
Master, and not dictators Of II
: people. But, how is it north an
! west? The large Sunday DALI
are full of their political pulp
e ratings. First came Bishc
= Newman who threatened 10 sci
4 a thousand ministers into Il
campaign to advocate the sing
r gold standard. Only last sundi
8 Tom Dixon, our Tom, he th
e sometimes lectureth on fools, ma,
o a fool of hin sefin New York
delivering a partisan political 81
70 mon.
The Rev. DIR. Stryker (tbe s
o name is significantly appropriat
4 President Of Hamilton Collie,
preached in a fashionable chur
on Fifth Avenue, y. Y. and fro
5 behind the protection Of his pl
= pit, hurled, such choice, su
: Pious, such loving epithets
Bryan and the advocates of Fl
tonnage, as "erank," "Anarchis
"repudiatIonist," and other equ
a ly tender and loving words. 7
u reporter does not say what salO
70 the Rev. stryker is paid, but il
- HI ..s.... -. ... -. /.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
SELLING out J.
AT
+. BERNSTENE ELS

To 90 out of business, the entire
stock will be sold at prices regard
less of cost as the stock must be
sold, as am going to retire from
business. If you want to save
money, you will have to buy your
goods from F. Bernstene.
Blankets, gray and white, per pair, SOC.
10 cent Outing, per yard, 81.
cent Indigo Calico, per yard, a?4c.
10 cent Black Satteen, per yard, fsac.
20 cent Black Figured WOrsted, per yard, istac.
I2lS cent Figured Worsted, pee yard, &c.
30 cent Black Cashmere, 50 inches wide, -.
Is cent Black Heurietta all wool, a
inches wide, 4ge.
p cent window Curtain Goods. per yan lsc'
10 cent Hickory Shirting, per yafd, g,
10 cent Columbia Shirting, per yord, &C.
q cent yard wide White Cloth, per yard A.2c.
cent Cotton Checks per yard, 5hc,
and 10 cent Dress Ginghams, per yard, So.
6eent Al ron Ginghams. per yard, &c.
cent Cotton Serges per yard, &C.
cent Bleaching withouLstareh, per yd. SO.
Chidrens Shoes from ~ cents 70 81 ~
| ladies' Shoes from Is cents 10 Vi .5U
Dpecial lot Ladies' Dongola Buttol Shoes =
that sold for Sl.2S TO sl.50, now sl.uU
Mems Brogans and Dress shoes from 9Nc 70 - M
Children's suits from JOc 70 ~.
| $3.50 Mems Suits, va.
| n 90 Mems Black cheyiot Suits $50
| $500 Mems Black Clay Worsted Suits, sS.1S
s. and 50 cent Neckties I've
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

Dear money makes cheap la.
Dor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
Valuable Lot for Sale |

Hy virtue OfAnthDTiiy contained IN 4 mortgage
deed eSecuied 30 the undersigned W 8 ]. sO0ch.
datfsi the 1fth day ~ fsbY, isq5 and recorded In
the Register nf Deesl'a mice Tor Durham county,
n. II, n book No, q AZ faHe n. 70 which refer
snre 4 hereby made f0f 4 mote particular dc.
acfiptiOu. wifi oilef % The highest bidder fof
oasfi IT The cOuri house door IN Durham On
Monday, September -, fe9e,
a u o'clock NJ. that 10 ~ lard b0undei and
Described ~ fellows % Wit. Beginning on the
west side ~ Fowler street one hundred feet south
0f Baxter street and running thenca south i7t4e
with Fowler street hny feet, thnnae north 10
street north i7iSs east hlty feet thence south ~
degrees east one hundred and sl1lysthree feet b.
the beginning. the Nsine ~ b. sold 10 eatisfy a
deta nUu faat due and owing the Undersigned
W.. HOLLOWAY, Mortgages.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

have a large line Of Pants
Cloth that will sacrifice. | also
have a large line of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Trunks, Etc.
Come and get some bargains before
it's too late.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10

0Fsn. ~. y. . soIt pollen w
for dinner, became reduced 70 akin and
bones. I'll Last they had 10 draw me
shout the house seated In . rocking chair
! was IN q terrible state when my husband,
having noticed advertisements Of Hoods
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-10
Health All Gone
Unequal to Family Duties--Nc
Appetite
Moods sarsaparIIIa Gave Strength
and Courage 20 Work.

"Iwas in such condition lcould not Walk
.y.u abort the house 20 attend 70 house
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb (speciaO. days wheat market was
very much Ike those OF last week There was steady
,,o,,nv an hour of weakness and then Wild advance
Nav onened a, G7Lc declined to G6asc and then rallied
suddenly I, 6Ss,c and Gs'c. To days prices
~. the best - FAR this rally making almost l. cents
st,c tho m campaign started At the close TO day Ar
,r .os very large buyer through brokers. hut II
l ro r.ong nm Armour market. His buying was Simply
one ~ tho Incidents OF the daN II was puhc market
,o, hg tn be under anyh0dy's control. The news was
,,thnr ush hut enough u account Tor the 'wo
,, r,V Tint wls rather a matter II increased specu-
i,nn and II sentiment The weakness early was on tho
,novfn everywhere through Illinois ani Missouri Inc
nrst cables were strong tut the second one showed "A
slichi recession statistics were rather favorable"
arbe d.rr.n.o I'm the visible $50 600 about
ua,t.d decrease OF S.o'VN on passage anu
decrease of 900 900 In the English visible Seaboari
coorances were 600 ST. Louis helped the rally here
hv very sudden Jump there getting nc over Chicago
against only ic premium Saturday. New York reported
uttlc lot ~ wheat sold 10 10 South Arca-.ooO
bushels The Northwestern receipts were large. W',
against 72t last week and il3 last year here was
no particular Incident the trading until the last thirty
,utnut.a h. Armour buying took place through
"a half dozen commission houses
Corn was dull closing just about where did saturday
May opened at aNsic sold between ""fsc anu sc ana
closed M 3os.c bid Iarge accumulaons everywhere
vented any advance. The weather West was wet re
coips were ot5 cars tho estimate for TUESDAY. 35O
Cables were steady Seaboard cearances were 33tOoO
iOats wer. as little affected by the wheat rally
prces closed a shade under Saturday May opened at,
oiisc sold 2asc ana 2is.c and closed at 2lc
Provisions pork closing Zoe under saturday.
lard oc under ribs at tho same price The crowd was
nary ~ In pork and $1,000 Increase In lard
There were - 900 hogs the estimate for Tuesday
lG isD The buying by the Cudahy Packing Com
many and scale. on the other hand there
vas heavy selling by John Cudahy and by Armour.
on IN. curb puts May wheat closed at G6isc, calls
at G97sc Puts May corn closed at 3oNc calls at 8sc
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
OTHER MARKETS nY TrLrGRApH.

nar ~ % c Esns g,.o "' IT., p ssr~ s.nIi e 't '
W.. sMs .n-iyn., ,hr0a.n. $50. t, Nv York 'r2
sale. $50 market oI~'ei -" ana nn'h'hsH H l'' ~,
fea,y ,sl dal, c.o,el vcry aui ni az eary ed, ane-
in'f 5, 20 ga {, choice shipping. s. 9sS 80 t2ir ~
5, ga =, tf ~ "a, he rrs 50 cous common % f-ir
S2gs 80 msg. =, ," t'' e. = io g. so ns
scarce nnd higher - ."nse art lu,n'f, - 90 80 ~
t~a ara e',i r,S: - - . - 20 and ses a, ss.asss per
Ia ,ra- lower. &. prime. S7J$7 -. ish. o. tail
- s@n ros "a T., ~, scr~ s,gsio' iee o,as "efe
hold over Hos Receipts last - hours lo3-o head. t.
M ~ week hg' far Or '.ms H, 'me i, last & See ~
- 80 . nssnri 'n,"1t. ,,,y. soG io',is, n,hcr
is-i seady WIN all 'o'a I'd gesn' ls'HcTs $40 - 60
us s"' s, 5 fSus,s s. oGS, stag g 75as3 % shcrp
S NIX i, far % so Tor SANE i'm, las, week 2Oo
can,isuel through 40. to New York 400. On salr
el,"o market openei siow and gn.ha9sr' cl..et ag @
.a fa % at sns Pc, . Ym' d" s is 'ns g 5 IS $ & o
o .~ ste~p g.pd t. ,h.'ce S5ats 81 h""ly "'.ni'
$ ',' s. o. ,,re erns Ig,nfs i 25ssa So
Ha,iot'h stock Yards. s. Louis. Feb 3 Ca'te- i'.
native s9osa y cs~s 81 7ags2 80 odsys s'eeIs
s. - Hogs Receipts. 10 head market strong & ana
prices -, hrkr o" sest heeIy uashAnst & oS :, "
sheeI,- -Iicccr's $40 head. market nrm ani prices a
.tale higher natives, So &50s3 Co. Southwest mixed
Srni,n 5, ,ck Yards chicago Fob ca,tle-Receip's
tl'p1 s'eSrs s as. - serrs ami freisrs :; '9e
Texans s. 2sQs3 50 noSs I'eeeins 2.o' n,SH ,a msF
sg: ne G ,94 .,nr nT@g. . 81 has. @ common t. ce
mixed <iusi S2s; choice assorted - -3u>i 30 lgh' -
asa 20 pigs s. 3On>t ~ Sheep ii"celps ltw' head
inferior 4, choice. :. 25a>; 80. lambs. - 'ogSt %
East Liberty Feb 3 Cattle" Receipts Hght, 80 cNs on
sale rnrkr, slow. prime - ipH>4 90. good, - ogs' ~"
20 butchers 81 7On$t rough iat S5hSa go us sings
and cows touS3 30 feeders. 50 2'n>3so ir"sh COWS
fl5lS+O. cilN.s s" aOuSb 20 Hogs ne
,cpts fair - sale demand fsir. market srt
medium grade 45uS4 30. host loIkefs - ]lH>t 80
pigs - jGsi %; heavy hogs - 3'as4 90 rousnT SnV
Receipts sale, market STOW
prime 81 3oQ$3 JD good. s3uS3 % far. s. 4opS2 30.
Common 81 13u>2 10 culls SlHS1 80 lambs S3Hs4 ."
kansas tfty Feb =. Hog N"c"ipts 600 head, mar
het strong and higher. light 81 p5aS4 10 medium 81 30
asa % heavy 81 s,iS4 u2g; pigs 81 JoQ1 10 'attlr
Tecets 90, head market strong native hest
sass lir good s. oasi % cows anl h"ifcrs n1i
s2 DDaS3 20. good. 81 sJgS2 90 bulls |2HS3 10,
sip-krrs feeders 81 75uS3 75 Texas and western
s. calves. s4UslO SheepKeceipis 2vOo mead
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
Railroads..
-AmsRioA's oREATEsr RAiLRoAU.'
NEW YORK
CENTRAL! ut: r. i!
~ uIInSnN RIVER r. n.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

from, Grand Central Station, 42d Street. ,.
$3.50 M1EnGsOt in sSaasy Sss %Sd I%Sls' saeDs
syraeuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4:4S p m'
o,ao HAsara EsIi. 1Ss Fast Nail for poughkeep A.
bany UtIca syracuse. Rochester Buhaio N'ss~f~
o.so A. M-Eacspt sunday. Day Expresa For all I'M
porant New York state polntsi limited For Colum-
bus Cincinnati Indanapois and scse ~. Roches-
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica SYRACUSE '''''
100 sDe'ssl s,ops sSr D ne'Tp,a s
Sic Albany Schenectady. Utica SYRACUSE '''N~
$3.50 p MEReept Sunday. West Point. Poushkesp'''
Albany Troy Saratoga ,.. M. Detroit
$3.50 P M.DaiIy North shore Limited p9e ss Albany.
rtiea :" and nd syrscuse ,,,,.. Aa,ron.
GOO Mpaly For Aseny Trey syrasuss. Ssisa aas
Niagara Falls. Ceveianc Io'ea0'
c.2s @s cl6sTn"' Fr St rSy FST' Burlington
Pattsburs. ST. Adams and M9nrea' Falls ccve.
land. Indanap5lis. St. Louis Chicago ''0''
goo Nag csrTes seep4x Car Pa 1se
Sniy only ,69 for t%cSs.,or point: o.; Fall Sr''N ''a
ons % for Syracuse oswssS WsssTtSHnn cisSesnn
1sdsnsbqTg buTslo Masaras osn asatuday tas for Cape
vncsn nf1fS snd Se h"surn 1nS and principal
Sons on 5e9 1lT
Sunday night sunday nights Aba Albany ana O"''"''
eoe sefF' r. and sr:s CAB R:i? DPay Sunday to
OIL, F,aes via aTG~ I % iPsaeld and Berk-
shr H; "a I'1T5r% TS sTIs Rly1;5op; 70 p9;oSKERs
IAN nsht Sans run between i55tnst and point; vn oh
se Eevde 2S Road as ff Ts hs Only running ~
TaEnsr R,sce cars & OF all pihTssS thFSpsh ss san'
n 3ss ros%%1 a9 y FnfE PSs' Pace as
s. and M l2sth-s Station pfodsvn pYSTK 3s' anu '-'
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "e''
'o''N cn,eraI Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

l
COTTON1The market without speclal ht'Iesr
opening with An OF 2u4 points but AT noon pIO's
were back about Saturdays closing ngures llete wa
n lack Of outside trading which left the nhrhe ann -
tirey In the hands operators mat most OF We
business was OF a scaping nature The news rom ANer
poo was conservative arrivals closing with het auN a
Of say iaQ1i2 points while business at Manchester "as
oiet There was continued weakness during he ai,rl
noon until a, 80 prices 3Q4 points unoer sa,u.
DAVIS closing figures the comparatively heavy moyens'.
being largely responsible for the decline me mary
cosed ouet and steady In tone with net decline OF q
points Total sales 10000 bales II - ~" ~" -.
that during the month OF February $4,000 baes
viii come into sight against $4,000 bales SANE pa
last year 35s 1894 and $1,000 bales IN t'
stock in in Opelika Ala d1Stc> ~ %a1 %
bales agans lO5lS bales on January 10 Inc New lo.a
spot market unchanged Southern spot iihe,s T
Unchanged and quiet. but generally steaIN Inc
al the ports for week will run probably rom -
125 Oo balee compared with l2 262 bales last Week. ana
lac 2O7 bales year The receipts at Ne"-.ais 10 ~
day arc estimated at ~ bales against W..
faes same day last week IL sl bales last year ana oo
faiea two wears ago TO-days receipts Al Ne"
xvsre 10 356 bales $3.50 bales same day ast W."
80 III Galveston. 3ssS
= 20 ard qI5 bales Mobile 1885 bales against O. l11
and L36 bales. Savannah. 25s bales against isV ';ii
400 bales Charleston lO69 bales. against % ad 'f
bales. Norfolk 492 bales. against 2Oll and eS pas'
Wemnhis 77S bales against SIG and 1900 bales housD
Rf43 bales against 3449 and 4I2i bales receps AZ IT,,
ton Tuesday are estimated at 300 10 oo paies as@'
1904 bales last year a.. , o,os,,, RIA, .hs
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
les last year. -, ,..,,, "a, ~.

xarLe, closed quiet steady at - points cec4ie
co,nnar.s with Saturdays closing prices Iranstiii e
vo,icss 7a5 Total sales 100 900 bales New. foTH net
receipts 8 i25 bales 279 bales ExPor'' GGn,
IA bales forwarded 453 bales; sales ecS bales; SPIN
;nsa, 90 90 bales far this week S15i9 bales
noT,s today: Great Britain, s032 bales; France co44
Rsies. Continent Gs bales. Thus Ear THIS week Gr.'
II I6l bales France 1888 bales; Continent %
497 haies: stock 923 $50 bales. spOt cotton Gull un-
,,,a,esi Mddlng upands, SIC middlins gu!f. e'2S
fe oo3 bales including 800 bales export 'dect snip
nS i93 bales spinning and 1000 bales contract
cabes-SpOt cotton nrmer; sales 1VOV ba!es;
n.ca.;on and export 800 bales American 10 oD bales
1seents 900 bales: American. 1000 bales; In1ahs w
,snSs -S2d Futures opened steady. partially ! "a
o- a3as. February-March 43OAs March-Apr 429'ts
Nav 42sv; May-June 42Ib June July. 426 .o july
s2es Aigusi-Sepember. ABS; September October
Goot.r- November 4O9s; November December 4VSD
,,tSS.tsste--Yarns quiet; cloths. nocerate demand
i.nr-r Lower Havre cable caused weakness in The
So, york market with local traders in control on Hight
n.",ation Receipts fair and warehouse deliveries
Wgh, Havre market irregular. February. - -
.ra33os. March francs: April. s0lo francs; May
co * ,rancs Antwerp stock February J. i2l 200 bags
deliveries for the week az this port. "a 235
Rio market 1890 reis. exchange quoted
y. 81 receipts 5000 bags; stock. $4,000 bags CIeai
80 Santos dull at j. 100 reis; receipts. 6OOO bags
., a,, 900 bags; shipments week United States
., oo bags Cleared from Victoria 1000 bags. per Turk
;b Prince Rio shipments :or United States In January
IA 900 tags Santos shipments. C3OO bags. Victoria
shipments 2Sooo bags -, -. -. ~, %, =. ~ o,.
saies were % 80 bags. as follows
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
WEST SHQRE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. n. ~ as foii0"' @"~
10 earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. DAILY loca! to buffalo. .,u >,o,,,ana
s:3O A. VI. Daily local TO Albany or Sa,ski assn MY
and Saratoga. farlor Albany, Sundays onS
OI5 4. VI Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse Scaso
Runalo Niagara Falls Toedo Cleveland ana ~
II ,35 NJ Daily except Sunday. to CStskl Noun
iains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MInhg"asaa' "'
lany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George: PaiIor ea''
4,UO l.. W. Daily, ex:eDt sunday for AiIahy. cyroc,..
600 r. VI. Daiy for Albany Montreal Utce, SyrAeuss
Kocnester Buia:o Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and st. Louis >,, .rha,v
G:sO T.. vi. Daily except sunday. for Ne"DuB' nNa"'
Montreal. c.-as,..
S;35 l.. VI. Daily. except Suneay. ior CtS- S''~S"'
Rochester and Buffalo. - - po.L..,.,
s:I5 4. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica Sytacu,se cS
IIun.Lo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Ch
cago and ST Louis. ,- ..- .,,o,,
Fc, tickets tables paror and seepingcar accoi
modaons Apply city Offices Brooklyn and Ne" iorA a..
Ia, rmatinn address c. f. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent 8 Vanderbilt ave. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04

Bacon-Cumberand cut. about % 70 ~ 10 1u ~, ,,.A
short rib. abou, - 10 dull 2ss 6i long clear
about - No. dull at rs o. Ions ana sh1I ,s ~ ~ rs q
dull at 26s. Lard-Primc Western spot Hun a. q n
Cheese-Amercan fines, white ana 'o'".n rt >, -
45s IL TalowPrme city dull az Us Do,9"S,rr ~
Liverpool refined steady i1s 3D. Splilts "i
steady az 2ls Rosln-Conmon dull at Is 7sl Wheav
No. winter at ~ lol; No Northern rp'.s, y,
- Cd corn-Mxed Western spot new hrn a. Al az ~ 1nri
steady at Ss 3D. Hops at Londonrachc Coast STEADY Nv
40d5Os Receipts OF wheat for the last week from A.a
tic ports. ~ loo from Iaclnc prts looo ats, 80
other sources. 1000 qrs Receipts OF American corn J"
the last yeek 4.0o0 qrs.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Tsb. Flour nun;: VEN saper s. SsS
stpairh,' ~ .oas, So snl"s l'S IGs Wheat strong NJ
red spot and monlh '1.G A@A T'tn r
m"n,h @ 2.~; MaTch ss',@3. May 3GdaGs.c steamer
mixed a2a32'.c southern white S2hn%Ac. do yellow.
32a. .N33a.c stock 119O,v bush sales. 1900 BUSH oats
rrncr; 30 white Western, 23'sp25c; NJ miTi. 2dR
@.c. stock. lo3 80 bush Rye qui, Tut firm; No 40
isc near!y 45te@o Western. s,ock 100" nqs' h%
steam To- vrtl.o per bush 'i Msr'n tTn Tor "'rs ,
COTE dun. 80 i3'sni3'sc. other articles unchanged
buffalo Feb. 3-spring wheat closed dull: 10 hard
ol, '6'ac. d. new; 20. ~ northern ,ia't.c Nc :
7s'sGsoc No whlto. SIC corn closed dun unchanged
%: "a nike mxaa q s.'a22c " en- ira'E @cy arm good de-
mnnd; unchanged Rye dull. No t5.se On track Flour
changed
n,on ree 3 Flour nrm. Win price. sironscr trade s
Mnntsoia clear and srashs 81 % o$S ,5 winter clear
str.ishts. 50 75Qs' %. cornmra steady 7+g7Gc
track s7'.usc. steamer and No D. aGsaa7c Oats nrm;
&c M Whit &oiS Mil fccd auie, spring BRAN To-
sh s o. N"sr 90, as ' o.. g. ma&"s 'qSS So
cuts i3c lean ends nc Barrel beef. ssic; lard ol.c'
iIans eanlc Iesen '' lamb o gnir, 80 i.G Nut Nut
steers 5nJizc fores 400 Cheese steady, choice lo0
W Wcsrn nsc mlnon 1S S @ e"GST "es s'Sy' s YER
mont dairy. lsuoc Egg. dun nearby iSa2oe. Eastern.
auiet pea 81 aoG$I o. MEDIUMS 81 25aSl a5 red Kid
neys 81 30 yellow eyes. 81 4QnSi 90 Poultry quiet:
choice lsai7c W stern l2gile fowls N9r,nern iaaiie:
wcen .g 49, sgiiS rln SHS. roS,Ses Ss
stock 2s@3oc. jersey double heal swees s. 5oaS3 70
s. oass A srnnss % 81 So 'ra"Ssrrcs Saioc o"Ioms
81 -. Turnipa i3c squash si2gSio a ton Cahbages;
GSi7 Rye in good supply and dull. at sls 5ofso
Chicago Feb 3The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat No q 0penins @aI Highest. Lowes Closing
iaiy MSy - sS,.%S5. s%3.sSd Ss. & SS. s c7,.aSs Ss
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04

was excited full outside quotations a, h 90 c bush
were taken red for South Africa wISa' 1oc over
n, . red was quoted Sc over May IN s'o', , ,ras
MAY b afoat: Iay closed at !4sc; ~ N%1 Trthern
n,oed at 4i5c over May afoat ana 10 80, co.
3c over May o afoat CORN.isne hidaTers in in
corn was a decided disappointment 10 lne ~ ,rada
he,.er nrces There very little feature 10 we ,
snd Notwithstanding the strength IN s a. ~
sign,dcant gain was seen-the market Closing uu a. -
Changed TO Part OF the heaNlItss
orhfcdlv due to the receipts when p-issu,is 10
,Inue and Dart TO the Of cash ana taI
rari The amount Of passage TOT rl'Vi la
an Increase Of 10000 bush during the :, nto
ex,,rts wero big footing lrNVV pusI asii' ~
ooo hush the previous week. Cash corn WIS ,rbi,e
,,as ouoed af Y7i.c n elevator. sVpp husn
eoi1 a, 44c q afoat for export; car o s.a."I
fe~ator and : bush ungraded corn az 5c s
OaTS-In oats trade very oul an cay e"e oxn.a
L., eerinr 10 be- neglected notwithstanding ,he
,nen in wheat Trade influenced PriiN1r' ,he ,er
h, tho increase the visible. and by the PEI
sscn absence of cash trade OF any v%iune ln ,et
was unchanged lsc advance The casa s.'es
,o S3 6o bush including 1000 hush NO q. -, ~ oni
oo0 h,,sh No 3 at 2IG24i-c: carots No wiz
",,c. 900 bush No white 25'.c; so~ 1rsn Sven "
,yfte o5iA62ec 1900 bush track mixed 90 g.,
HARIEY-Trade is light and prices un'hanSsI Market
i'r feo.trr - iGc for good mailing. NAL "a,ot
i,rno,ve a asd 5sc. RYE-Marlet dull CARROTS qu1ua q
~ a Aaa4 .. BICKWIlEAT-Ma Market quie'. r''n'e
State quoted at 800 ioc a., -
The quotations today. the closing prices op te daTe
rrice for
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JlRSEV
(AnthraCIte lttI uarI - =. 49,,
ronr Tracks Automatic Block signals.

tanthraclte used eNcIu. feiy)
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Ssnals
on and after Noyember, T. ,lS isg9 :,
4sc. 7iS. hl'G oIo ii :45 Easion) N Ii9 i3o 90
Eason 42o 5:i5 sas to e1 Ae?'2Snc S 600 p a"'A"
'FS For Wllkesbarre Pitiston and scranon $40 A. H..
10 40 40 soseaSSsii 500 Sio Il i:5S q y NJ io s
iSS sso 5:so. 800 =. NJ. l2;I5 Might; :, ,o ,.,o
40o 600. 5:45 p ". l2:i5 night sundays 100 ''s"
'g' gr rsunbury. IewT,5urs and wnliamspor at 40 $50
ei9 4 NJ. iio. i:3O f:3O p. NJ. Sundays 4:3o A. n.
g." r. d. ALI~RAIr ROUTE.
pIsss4H; Fss H;d .s h15Ns 'f iso : aS ls5 sS s
Park. 900 A. ! FOR LAKEWOOD.
40. s:I5 A. n. I:io $40. I 40 p. 81 p,rx ana
u5S.ssf Fr Esr@Hsds ssS s A. I0a' e. 4S HSF' 4d DI
For Atlantic city. Vneiand and b'iaSe'0'' ''' ~
80 p N FOR EAST LONG BRANCH
i:3o I:i5. 4:I5. 4:io p. NJ Sundays 300 A. s' ''''
7. NJ. e..,-,o.. -, tr,vhIans. OF Nave.
snk 20 si5 1870 A. NJ. 10. l45 4h0, 40 p Il
sundays. -" ROYAL BLUE LIRE; AND
To IHILADELfH!IIAyS S,:,.1; .1Ai!iNoHE AM
& y35 aSs Fsss;.Sss r,i1 IS; SIS 8 esaS a.
& t 7 A. S H. so a54' 100 :cO "a 800 800 Dining Car P w.
For Rsiinore and washington week aoys SO soo @ 10 %
car p ", 1915 night. SUNDAYS 1907 r:S9 p,S.I q
Csrj A. NJ. 23o. 500. 600 Dining Cap r. M' l. !"
Iss sts'1 % and m s''2sfsF @ 81 'th' ST.
wss, i25h ST., 2al Columbus Az, NewYorx Court s.,
500 Eso7 9o S cpsny gs @ el tor aa eSses
baggage from hotel residence TO des,natcn