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"KID FITTING'
CORSETS.

We make a speciality of the
famous Corset okid Fitting"
For perfection of fit and fin
|ish-affording Comfort to the
wearer-the famous Kid Fitting
is unequaled. We can fit all
sizes and shapes.
STYLE 211-Ladies' Black and
Gray Corsets. made of very strong
material, guaranteed in every way,
lined throughout.
75 CENTS A PAIR.
STYLE 144-Ladfes' Black and
|Gray Corsets, long WASTED, light and
|strong. 90 CENTS a PAIR.
STYLE 21S-Very Heavy Fast
Black Sateen Corsets. strong lining
and linen tape at waist. triple back
wires, long wasted; each pair war
|ranted to give entire satisfaction.
81 A PAIR.
STYLE 221-Ladies' Black and
Gray Corsets, made Of fine sateen,
strong, fine lining, extra back, with
linen tape at waist.
81 so A PAIR.
STYLE 222 Longest wasted
Corset made in the world: very pop
|ular and stylish shape: extra strong
back and we'll made. We guarantee
|all these corsets 50 A PAIR.
STYLE 224-For fully developed
forms. black and gray. One of the
finest shapes and best wearing cor
Isets ever made. 81 90 A PAIR.
STYLE 22S-A Corset made for
|short women; while it is short COR
|set, it has long waist.
50 % A PAIR.
STYLE 226-Simply perfection in
Corsets; made of fine Italian cloth,
the best quality of boning and watch
spring steels; warranted not to
break. SO 90 A PAIR.
NAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
B. WILS0N & CO.
Corner Sixth and ] Streets.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Yesterday: M. H. Livingston, J. Manx,
George l. Briggs, D. j. Medbury, c. G.
Langham, c. Harold Lyford, New
York; E. H. Knapp, Boston; c. E.
Hays, St. Louis; /. Goodfriend, r.
Berendt, l.. c. Easton, julius Loabe,
San Francisco; j. w. Provard, George
{. Hickzix, Alameda; w. Mallen and
wife, Vallejo
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kleptomaniac.

Mr. Richman-Is that young man
VINO was here to see you last night near
sighted?
Miss Richman-why, no, father!
What made you think so?
Well. he asked me for your hand
but notice he has taken my umbrella y
L-Yonkers Statesman
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Domino Party.

The fourth annual domino party of
the Foresters' Band, given at the Old
FaVlilon last night, was very enjoy
able affair and well attended. William
Hale, 4. r. Tassie and o. F. Graf COM
posed the Committee of Arrangements,
the Floor Managers were Will F.
Schmidt, William Jones and Mr.. Sims,
and Emil Graf was Floor Director.
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Only One EXPLANATION.

Jacks Mamma-There were three
slices of cake in the pantry, Jack, and
COW there only two. How does that
happen?
Jack-It was was so dark in there,
mamma that didn't. see the third one,
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Saloon Fixtures at Auction.

AT Io a. m. on Saturday r. E. Greer
q Co. will sell at auction at their sales
room, lU04-6 ] street, a complete sa-
loon outfit of fixtures, mirror, glasses,
tables, towels, etc. They will also sell
horses, vehicles and furniture.
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Have
You Got
$l,5OO !?

If so, here's a snap for you.
Eve got a property on Q street,
only four blocks from K and
one block from the electric cars,
that is actually paying now
THIRTEEN per cent. annual
income on the price | am asking.
How is that for interest?
How does that compare with
the miserable little three or
four per cent. the banks will
give you?
The price is $500. But
it's such a gilt-edged PROPOSE
ton that if you'll give me
$500, I'll loan you the bal
ance-$2,O00-and you can
enter into possession thereof at
once.
I'll tell you more about this
property tomorrow. Mean
while if you are curious come
and see me.
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Books, and Their Use.

Rev. E. McClish will deliver a free
lecture this evening at the Sixth h-street
NJ. E. Church at 8 o'clock on Books.
and How to Use Them"
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Che balance OF Lesser Bros stock of
fine clothing ct 30 cents on the dollar
to-day and Tomorrow at The Model
corner Sixth and X.
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Some people are willing to give the
devil any room in the house except a
front one.--Rams Horn.
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CARPET CLEANING.

ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE? IF so.
ring up RIVETT, the carpetman, and
see how little it viii cost to have youf
carpets thoroughly cleaned and property
relaid. Telephone, 292. Southwest colS
ner Twelfth and O.
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10 Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it
fails to cure. 25c.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

.. f. Fuller of Woodland is visiting
his parents in this city, accompanied
by W. E. Bender.
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PELICANS BEFORE THE TRAP.
The "Kinder6artners' Once More Defeat
the Veterans.
]. M. Morrison Captures the Clubs
Prize for the Seasons
Championship.

Once more the Kids" have covered
themselves with glory at the expense OF
the veterans of the Pelican Gun Clun.
Just a year ago yesterday the original
"Kindergartners," F. Ruhstaller, Jr.,
p. A. Nicolaus, F. C. Yoerk ana L. ,.
Upson, issued a challenge to the pick
of any four of the older members Oh tiie
club for a wine supper, to be shot for
at twenty live birds.
The Kids, were victorious, and
much levity occurred at the banquet
during which President Morrison re-
marked that it was the wish OF the
senior members to encourage the LII
tie Four as much as possible, anu
congratulated them upon their VICTORY
But he remarked, in issuing the chal-
lenge for the next Thanksgiving snoot'
that the seniors would show the young
sters-without any i'll feeling In the
mahter-that the old boys could Simply
wipe them off the earth" and wouio
not leave even a feather to encourage
them for another season.
The kids say they are sorry that
they have discouraged the veterans, but
hope they will pull themselves together
for the next season and make tue
match a little more interesting.
After the main event yesterday r.
Ruhstaller, Jr, E. A. Nicolaus, +. Z.
Yoerk and L. S. Upson shot a six-blrd
match for the championship of the
kindergarten team. Ruhstaller and up
SON tied on five each, and in the shoot
off Ruhstaller won, Upson dropping
his bird dead out of bounds.
In the main club match at twenty
birds Upson bet Nicolaus an oyster
supper for the Kindergartners that his
score would be better than that Of Mic
CLAUS, but Upson lost.
T. Ruhstaller, Jr., did the cream
shooting Of the day, and set a good
example for his team, which they were
not slow to follow.
J. NJ Morrison, that worthy veteran,
also had his trap eye with him, and
downed his birds in his usual good
style.
After the shoot the President, F.
Ruhstaller, Jr., with a few appropriate
remarks, presented Mr.. Morrison with
an elegant gold matchbox, enblematic
of the clubs individual championship
for the season of '96, he also winning
the honors last season
Below are the scores of the several
matches INDUCED in:
KINDERGARTEN TEAM.
Ruhstaller, F. Jr., .11101111111111101111-1
Nicolaus, E. A. .11110111111110111110-1
Upson, l.. S. ...... ol1O11-1a
Yoerk, F......... 11OOl-l4
Giffen, J. B. ...... .10110111110010lOl0l1-
Mohr, H 0111o10O-1.
VETERANS TEAM.
Morrison J. NJ. .111111o1111111 1111111O-1s
Gerber H.. 110011011-1;
Flint r. w.. 1O1-14
Ruhstaller F. Sr. 111010o1l00o11101111-1
Gerber W. E. -. .11111011101OOOO00O01-
Nicolaus, L. 1Olo0l0o0O10O1O1OlOo-
KIDS" CHAMPIONSHIP.
UpSon. =. :. :. -. ..... .1l11Ol-l
NicolauS, Ed. .I11lOo-4
CefR.- +-AoAA0A-
The shoot off between Ruhstaller and
Upson resulted:
DpSon- -. .IIlp-'
Outside the club members Wiley.
who shot In the twenty-bird match,
made a score of 16.
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Fine chocolates weleh Bros. 9th & J..
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GENERAL NOTICES.

LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION,
Stationery, Notions, ETC., at Doane's, No
202 X street
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DO YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE
rented? II SO leave it with Alsip & Co,
Io15 Fourth street
If YOU WANT a HOUSE, call on AIsip
x Co., 1915 Fourth street.
II you want your property insured, call
on Alsp d Co, 1915 Fourth street.
III you want to purchase a home for cash,
or payable in small monthly payments
call on Alsip & Co., 1915 Fourth street.
Ii you want TO purchase q ranch any
where in the State, call on Alsip 4 Co.,
l0l5 Fourth street
Edwin X. Alsip & Co. are the Oldest and
leading real estate dealers in California
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SPIRITUALISM.

ADDIE SWAIN, PSYCHIC PHYSICIAN
(semi-trance medium), is permanently
located at 4061a street. Female special
ist.) No cure, no pay. Herbal baths TO
ladies only. Call and receive free sample
of DR.. Craig's liver and kidney cure.
Free public lecture at Firemans Hall.
Eighth street, on FRIDAY EVENING
Proof of spirit return. Cap. tel. 3l7,
Sunset So.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHS - CABINETS-S2 PER
dozen; no agents employed, 627 j street,
corner OF Seventh street.
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A BROWN MARE WITH COLT, AND A
buckSk1n mare were left at SERVERS
Stable Fourth street, between j and j,
pay charges n25-3t*
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REV. DIR. ROWLAND GIVES LIFE
reading on all business matters. All
classes of sickness that other doctors
have failed to cure. All complaints of
q delicate nature to males and females
successfully treated. Call and be cured
at 422 K street. Rooms 2 and 8.
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FoR SALE.

TO LET-BAILEY BUILDING. FOURTH
and X streets, containing 30 rooms, price
$3.50 per month Apply to EDWIN k
ALSIP &c CO.. 1015 Fourth street, Sacra-
mento. n26-3t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-GENUINE ENG
lish Pug Puppies; two left. 1422 Sixth
street. n2o-3ts
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WANTED.

WANTED AT SIXTH-STREET EN-
ployment office, 921 Sixth, waitress for
country, three women for houseWork,
girl to take care children.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without board; home cooking. MRS.
KLEINSONG, 9O3 L.
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LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

m * ca r. M ~ z '' ca.
for eStort to London alive and car or East sis
agse fs M adns Fsens f'e1dy cry , dss'd
poo. cables quote The market weak for american live
firm i2glS'gc. and refrigerator beef dull 7asc Per
n h' N, y include ~ sa s % ne recS
CO. and hc Carihageni1n takes out s'4 cattle 70. T.
Their exports reported before saturday
Mich Nd esn eceps few snes Of i'm
a, 500 per head calves included
ing rs1le's @" g sSs5 per :,
yea T% steady a, "a ac for city asd a AMI a,
sc FOR country dressed Little calves lower at aa5c
at S:s 81 fn; sH's vc ss 30 sfs S
at l i &C. Mullen" ''"'' 10 3D. at y . DO III ID
sfiiEEP AND LAMBs-Recg.'p,r were q cnrs so5.
side butcher and 10 for he market. making with
fair at steady prices for sheep. and lambs rated
choice lambs a, 75asj 30 80 sales Of spring lambs
T p2 drs apa ng ry we'll at as ' con
Try spring lambs firm at 81 toqss per
$. ai per n go d. /" I,'a 4% az 3 a
81 n, a, 81 ist Buffalo sheep 1903 ~ at 81 IN: 2ia
D. Harrtnston: 90 Ohio lambs. 50 n: a, 50 20; 2os
western sheep %, p a, 5. oo'.
= Judd & 200 buffalo lambs. SO NJ s. 1919,
o2 state DO 81 N. s. i2s; ss State sheep 100 h.
o, 81 124.
70 state do 50 n. S. 10. 100 state sheep 05 H. at
81 30: rs do, 81 NJ nj 81
Newton & Co.: Ohio lambs 90 ~ IS: 90 clipped
do Di n. a 81 -: 20 Ohio sheep i07 n. a So
NJ Collins 800 Buffalo lambs. 81 H. s. l2ik 10 Ohio
sheen. IL ~ at 81 1917.
Sanders $50 ohio sheep 30 10 AZ 81 l2g 80 Buffalo
DO ia H. 50 80
Hallenbcck Hollis 90 Buffalo lambs 50 NJ at s. 49,
alive NomHay s,eadS al 81 4oGsi 50 per- 100 H. ' co se
| try dressed steady a 5a1c per H..
Sa,es-Hume q Mullen late Wednesday: 20 State hogs
$50 n average at 81 - per 100 10 40 10 al 81 s
CT state pigs ~ 81 49, hogs. go H. at s. 60
| three rough do. 200 H. at SO -.
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EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



r,o-ro,, ,-,s market Was not very active day and
fluctuations wide. The early sales "yie al Z,
decline OF 70 phossh spnaers took more spot
ION than usual sales amounting 1900 bales futures
At LvS Mas ,o SSse fea issay s longs early
advices from Liverpool gave eicouraelns ,,ed ,ha
the statistical p oon opea.ors You'd rather buy
ssn cnt'on The receipts at interior points light
estimated receipts at New-Oreans ,o.noiio" ~,
cate moderate seCsps a. and nre On the active
cold up TO one point above yes'eiuaS The ncn-
revision OF spot grades had only temporary 81
feet the market and matters soon assn SSH, ~ GRADES
nJuring values said not TO be based on
facts. II was pointed out hat there We're he affecisS
by the revision stock Of say 10000 bales ana
that grades had been put down N Fa a moVemcn
vision would not have increased the saes 1d ana
good grades only bought whsh n c liz
at the moment there not muGh e rpns up at any
moment was pointed ,s 0S' ben a' at discount and
though hi them delivering 1 ii sa
has been sent to this market, rey and
that the market there irm with but little cotton Offer
ing and reGss IN that Showing sG,0n ne loss Of pon
the months 10 TO IL points and other pos'on
sasS pS o,s s ans A'i e bales Last night
closed about 10 points under April ana osn, II 80
o only PGnss on renewed talk Of
especially fine outlook for planting IN nS Or
leans Receipts at New-Orleans sriGay are esq
mated 800 &c zoo Ss assnst vaa Oe aso f Hs
receipts he week now estimated al s soIu, v.sT
The receipts at Galveston to-day l2o bales. against
1862 day last week and 3|y last yea ag sJ
s7a bses against sos and is 1850 bales
against 2151 and lss2 Charleston e4a naes es d
ISIS; Memphis 5si bales against AIS and el1 Houston
SIS bales against LII and ISL Receipts at Houston
Friday are estimated al l'"V 10 i'iOV '''''
Opening range and close sorday and CLOSING 0''' 'e
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

National Stock Yards. s. Louis March i2,cat'Ie Re
calves s. 40a 50. steers 50 ioass IIoss Re
ceipg 1000 head market weak and prices sqloc lower
light 81 g0u.i %. Sheep-Recsips 1871 head Market
steady 10 strong ana prices slightly higher Natives $50
unon stock Yaros. Chicago March i2-Cattle- Re
ceipts. 900 head Markei firm and DC higher Common
So 75 and bulls. 81 5OI$3 o. calves s. 75SG 49,
Texans. 81 i0qSi 10 Receipts. 3i0oO head. Mar
20 D5q,4 O5 to choice mixed. 81 0jas4 OF
choice assorted. 81 oas4 H. light s. esasi H. pigs 81
ioc higher Inferior to choice So ooasa Co. lambs s.
asa SO.
head; total week thus far II 22o head for zane time
last week. li0Gs head: consigned through. G7 head; to
MewtYok $40 head on 'als head market opened
s. s5as4 tat cows. 81 1888 70 Veas sass 30 Hogs
Meceips last = hour 10 head total t %eek thus far
signed through 22o head TO New York. 1850 head
l owr with SIX DECKS Of ae arrivals nsod a% an" saes
Workers 8. $685. 30: miA.d and mediums s. asgsi 40;
'ae sales Workers. 81 iOasi Is: mixed and mediums
mostly s. rs sheep and lambs-Recepts last "a hours
s w sGa ST. % o Ssaa s T
to New-York, ZOO head sale. 1900 head: market
lambs: strong FOR sheep. but with all rod prime
lambs - I5ast - FAR ,. to good - S'gttG g. mixed
kansas city March i2.-Hogs-Recelpts 500 head;
& 1csa s2l pigs sSass atieEsSeps ":ss si
head market firm; native steers. hest SASS 30 fair 20
good 8 soasa bulls So ioasa 10 and feeders
81 s0d<3 So Texas and Western 50 Oas3 So calves san
SIC she ss-, , 800 hesd market steady.
steady prime 81 iOasi 80; good butchers 81 55Gsa 10:
rough TAT So 2oas3 80 cayes 81 5sas6 r. HCgr-Re,
pigs and common WORKERS 81 5asa s. rousss ss3
ssasssp..snppy light demand fair market firm prime.
lambs. 50 JOQsi s.. "'' 80
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same 0ay IaSt year ~. A.
' ,.' 90 IL, go folioW,

Market closed easy at SAP points decline compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferrioe ho'ces'
14O Total sales. 1856 zoo bales 90, ,,.. 1871,
Nev-York sales 1855 bales; spnners l35 bales; STOCK,
40 391 blles Total receipts to-day S252 baes.
thus far thir week. $3.50 bales Exports today uta.
Rritan 34lS bales Continent. 400 bales thus ar ths
week Great Britain. J344l bales FRANCE Il M; Cohe e
nent q ;Z bales stock 1872 3 bales Spot cotton quiet
unchanged mddins upanis. 1Ac middiing "uii' &C.
ROO cabesSot cotton active: sales 10 200 bales
specuistion and export. 1000 bales: American, 1900
haIe rece pts IS bales; American 1900 bales mid
ding uplands 1882 Futures opened quiet paruaiiy
It'd advance closed steady ,sgl POM ne. aa'anes
June il1b; JuncJuy. 46b July August 45isb; AUGUST
Ier 3e3s November-December 362s: December
sS2s Nanches, in buyers favor; cloths quieter
CoFFEE-A slight advance at Havre was followed by
Nrmer local tone moderate trading; Receipts are
r,au q, brazilian ports and deliveries here are light
HaSra advanced KQ. franc. closing quiet; March sl5o
francs: April sl75 May 81 June soS Hs ham a
R, cisi cables dull $500 refs; receipts 900 hags
s~chsnge quoted at 1916; clearance for United states
~ ,na fass stock $4,000 bags Santos receipts. 1000
las. stock POP bags market quiet at TO- 200 refs
Contracts closed steady at oelo advance sa.es were
II 600 tags. follows -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. March IL, 1hob.
RFANs AND PEAS-I'nder pressure to sell do
seems ss" be- the aSef weak saS at Sa,
light supply and holding partly we'll Pea are down
dns an Taen e peas s auS we
tsy DO :. Pc isd s % 90 DO SA ss ssS
so DO ysow D eye q aSs e 30 g. % DO oss MEDIUM
Old oOa95c peas. bbls s2'sc; do bugs Soc do
BUTTER-The market is steady for fancy fresh cream
cry basis Of DC Demand was not large bu1 me
ss6y % Guilty. III had be
to Se Sss na rct Of he GOODS Than fc
Fsts steady so also are seconds but ,hras are n9,
fancy ana old STATE dairy has ny ye nY "si an
Imitation alton Creamery and factory Without further
sors we quote: New butter.creamery extras. y.
State Do ssN 30 ih5a' d sS
gs DO a. TO pTms %aiSn o nc
l3c: rss ik@12c do thirds TO seconds. 9aic rolls
% Sumner ea made western sasc state dairy
n:s c wsS4n dairy fG DS and 70 adory ye s@i ~
S is continued fail hone nT Tade s,
they keep coming every day, and IN the agsreeate
fairly sta vew baa With e hpSs
better than prices the demand is promptly met
eary-made cheese but their IDEAS are low rarely up
S holders he new T na Tth Eas % Been w
Some 800 to ZOO boxes Of the lot Of 900 boxes puT
York State full cream large September fancy. l0c do
7A99c do fancy September small. l0%c do late-nade
good choice 9tglOzc: do prime. 7.d9.c
summernnd, large good TO prime SQsi3c do small DO
sl.Q9c summer made common TO fair Gq7isc. Hight
skins. choice. G>s4Ic; part SKINS small fair 10 prime
596c; do large common TO prime. 31.g5kc: full skins
2u2.c.
EGGS-The speculative support either removed OF
to-day and dealers refused hold above
lie. Holders declined at first 10 make the re-
any Important busness. there were a good many
BUYERS the movement became flee, though we
and plenty Of stock for all requirements the price
Southern moving slowly generally 1Ohc with a
few fine Virginia marks reaching 1O.c No or,
offering ana values nominal. We quote: State Penn
syyania and Maryland country marks l1IzG11Ac West
ern lie: Southern prime. 10b401OHc: fair to good
i0GiO.c: refrigerator 81 5OaS2 TO- eggs
MARYLAND per Dozen 2sc: do Southern. 23q2.c.
Fancy Greenings with here and superla-
tive lot placed AT premium. Baldwin rather quiet; som.
lots extra fancy Northern fruit bring quite extreme prices
cane. have little Cranberres moving
steady. but with only moderate
and Florida strawberries In fair supply. including
o,s held over from previous arrivals most lots
fency and offered at 2o933c but few extra large
stl saiable AT 4O45Oc latter rarely We quote Apples
Extra fancy varieties per Dbl Sass Ben Davis $40
to good grades s2as2 10 grapes Caawha per case. 81
Dbl k7a$l 50: Jersey. crate 81 2oGS2 do fancy
repacked s2d$2 IS: California. per box $50
81 IS: Strawberries. Florida fancy per a. 4o9Soc; Dc
DRIED FRUTTS-scarcely anything doing in evap
apples beyond the wants Of the oooing trade 0u
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Liverpool March IL 345 p. m.-He-f -Exira India
rness dull a, G7s n; prime mess dull a. SIS 81 Pork
Western nne duh at l.; Do medium dul r.
Short about IL % IL u, STEADY AZ 3It
bacon Cumberland cut about q 70 30 ~ firm ri 2ss 81
short nh - ~ steady 21s 81. long clear Md
dies light about 80 TO ~ ~ steady At 2ls ong c"T
middlcs heavy about ~ % ~ Y, stock short clear
midiles heavy about ~ L. - Y, steady a, ca
bellies about Il TO Is H.. steady a, ?'s. shoulders
about i2 is ~ steady ~ 24s 81. Iarf-irm" West
ern spot steady AT rs. 'hecs~-Amercan finest white
dull al i?s. Do coorei duh ~ 42s Tall0w rim city
Gl. c,'tonseei 0l-I.ycrpopl refined steady
lss "a Spirits ~ urrrfine steady M 2oI o. Resin
Common firm A. ~. Wheat No . rel winter easy AZ
- cid No Northern spring easy ~ - 6'.i- Corn
Mixed Western spot steady al 2s lDd March dui AT p
llitd: April dun AT Is I'd May dali AZ - "a Fl0ur-S'
Louis fancy dun Is 81. Hops LpndonIacicc
Coast steady Il 30QjOs
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Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANll


Stations foot Of pesbrosses and Cortlandt streeta
Tn Effect January II, 1896
1899 y rTTissf'seIs
tom Cars @'' Arrives Chicago H. cievslsnS. s.
ou Nv so No. nou. H. s .Ss
ZOO r. M-cHrcAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman sleeping and Dining Cars to s. Louis Lous
coo aS M ssfsfS ' ExPRHsspum.n s.,.,
eSs Rs'at g. ss:ss sfs S;:.$ A''
Arrives Cincinnati p. NJ. Indianapolis iOiS p 4.
Isus Nj sssGs Sleeping Gu
Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily and cieveAsl
except w sasauanS AND THE SOUTH:
$50 $50 1910 dining ce pa;,dr II and a. Nj pnn NO. csl A.
Dining car). Sc .D-ins Car, Dining Car, % Pc
f2es 80 msn m s'naas s Psor 'V and Dnns ca =
DINING Carr 4SO Dining Carr. Dining Carr, p 4,
so 11 R; RAILwAY-s2o p NJ. daily. sleeper, =
augusta AusSsnT and %.m Ta%pa AsSsS and ri
Springs l2i5 night daily. sleepers to Neworeans ~
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'FIorida Special for I:ss:
as and 81 sd Port Ia tampa Macon and Ia
sonve 900 p. NJ. daily. seepers to Jack'onviie ~
cH HE'S & OHIO RAILWAY. Expire" 500 r. 4
daily S PoNr seeGns sT n ami via
Charles Route. 8 A. NJ. week Gays. and win fnfoun
ATfaNTrc CITY TO p. NJ weekdays. Through Bua~
FOR CAPE MAY 20 p weekday n,aay f,rov. and pos
pleasant oiO A. NJ. 1910 $40 DO ana ti~ y
week days. SUNDAYS stop At 'nser'ahs" LUZ "''S"
Par<) - A. NJ. 3l5 p Mn,r,.
' FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,.,o 90.
q % 100 $40 o. 9 30 30 Penna Iimitea1 'vaV ,Dh'
ing carr il A. NJ r. L. 30 3. 32o L. ~ ~ ,p.a'
INK carr Dining Can. dining Sar, o. 81 ;o
,o,, n,ybt SUNDAYS 49, 30. 200. 93 ~ LimitedD.
10 II A. NJ, Dining carr 800 :. ~ ~ 'ppn M
car). Dining Carr. Dining Carl "f'' T. H.
IL Is night. - - ,oe 2oa III and On
broadway Aston House. and foot OF -. So, -
Cortandt Streets: Court Street sD r", ~, - T,.
I,roadwav ard Er oklyn Annex station 3o OF f9,tos
% pSr.ookl,n g alton Jersey City The New fors
transfer Company will call Tor an6 enen 49,
ha,ais and residcnces through to destinat1n v,oon
& NJ PROVOST. c.ai pa.s.r Agent
General Manager. Oe"e'"' - '~