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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. February 90. 1898.
prASS AND PEAS-The market II feeling the ,niu-
ence Of continued light supplies present and prospective
nj while trade has not improved very much yet.
SEWERS are securing advantage. Marrow
Arm a, 81 40 with little asked in Instances.
~ od,,rr and nca are established 81 81. Red KID
new are firm but receivers fear much of an advance as
stock In the country. and the demand
d"as not give evidence Of much expansion Green peas
show further improvement We quote; Beans. Domestic
ST Is DO white kidney. s, 81; DO red kd.ey s. loa
49,. california 81 50: DO foreign old e3cGSl %;
az foreign medium Old eocasl: green peas bbls s2sc
do hays INC: do Scotch. SOC
nTTERThere good market again ssn o,d a1 but
thc us ~. yesterday Buyers. having secured fair
s showed less disposition 70 follow further advance
@ we're tight sellers controlled the situation
T W., t~ssb creamery became firmly established at 22c
- vas steady Arm tone on all other qualities
at GA navored goods ~ all kinds remain dull. We
o,oe: creamery fresh. extras &c: d. hrst En2c; 90
A. W,sern summer made. llQl9c; state GARY ir,.h
tubs i2G2oc do fall tubs o1l6isc; d, htkins llH o.
battalion creamery l16i.ic: factory fresh t.ncy l5p
i2,.c do nrs,s iic; do thirds to seconds "aiic ro
fresh snl2c
CIEEsE-Thc trade demand continues fairly &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

rs; do. s. n at s. 70 Isl 90. 30 30 10 n At s.
Judd & 90 go Indiana lambs 10 No. at - 80 isS 80
STATE do II NJ ut 81 50. II do So 10 Mt 81 l3 90 -
N at 81: Western sheep. 122 NJ at ~ ~; state
Newton 1874 state lambs W 10 az sS 90; IL. Uno
do 81 H. at 81 50; 100 do 81 n. AT 81 so - western
do o5 ~ 81 So 100 Kentucky sheep - TO- al % '
a state do. 10s n. AT 81 IL. o. ,o l., @.
g. DiIenhack 2I2 state lambs. 20 NJ a, So 80 90 %
~ AT 81 ~: sheep tculls). 100 TO- at " o.
snring lambs a - so per head 49, . o.. "a.
u,icnbeck Hollis SO State lambs. Nd ID III g. III
do At 81 s1i4
STATE sheep 153 ~ 81 50: do lss No. at - 90; =
do 1903 IL. at 50 30 a., =. =. ., -o. "a. s,a,s
sheen and lambs 10 H. 81 Is; sprns lambs at -
VI r. wilkerson: 10 Ohio sheep. a2 10. at 81 ID
ohio lambs ~ n. at s: sIis. 90 - =,
d. Mcpherson & CO.: l6i Kentucky sheep i2' To- AT
NJ Collins 90 sheep. 100 10 at 81 d2's; DO NJ
HoGs-Receipt- sols 7l2o hsaa ine'n na-
ing II head sale Market weak az - oopSf ~.
100 n inferior to heavy to good light no. uver
small lots OF fancy State pigs went 10 an "u,:ue
at s5aS -. Country dressed steady on ,isnt
and quoted 54Tc per ~ FOR heavy 70 llgIt "eIss
Sales.--future & Mullen: IL state pigs JOG 10 average
nj IS q per 100 n: II do, i2i H. az - %
Haenbeck g. Hollis: IL State pigs. l0I ID NJ 3D.
g. Dllenback: o State pigs. 81 n. AT 30
NJ Collins . State hogs lSD rb al ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

without exception confirmed those bull figures in
one Of the ~ the Liverpool concerns Ross
r. Smyth Co. csbed that the Argentine surplus
would not exceed lSGoGO other cables In the
Increasing and It looked as the Argentine had
been suppan,eri by Russian influences. There
good cash business here only 1000 bushels New
York reported five loads FOR and Duluth
claimed 10000 bushels FOR spring shipment hut the
regarded scepccally Northwestern receipts
showed Increase al cars to-day. against 3'2 last
week and 335 last There were fair seaboarl
clearances. 3s3"o chiefly in flour The feature in the
trade here reselilng by those shorts who
driven to cover yesterday by the Argentine news. To
days business almost entirely professional. The
weather the West Is spring Ike. It has bearsh
influence.
Corn dd not quite maintain itself and s,ill It showed
considerable strength In view ~ the decline wheat
and the liberal receipts The CARROTS t,S con-
siderably; the estimate for Thursday $50 Such
s,eadness corn had came from the cash demand
Charters made for 21o.oOO bushels The sample
market Arm and i.c higher. May opened 3Os.c
sold between 30T.c and 3pi7c. and closed 3ON T30sc
There dull market IN oats. with range only
Nc May sold between 2lAc AMI 2li4c and closed Mt
2li.c
Provisions opened weak large hog receipts Pork at
time showed loss u Toe from Tuesday: lad Of
DC. ribs Of tn" close showed this loss
recovered. There 1900 hogs: the estimate FOR
Thursday 10000; prices were &c To lee lower.
on the curb puts May wheat closed C1t,s76s,.
calls at G7isG67'ac. Puts May corn. 3Osq30a.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

New-Yorx all rail. prompt loading. T. This wheat u
understood farmers elevators In the county,
which overloaded and II Is asserted That me ~
Pacific the wheat In order 70 give farmer"
money the grain moved at very iOW ial
The Gales Of wheat reported at i',"o eush
No hard Manitoba part 2.c over May, anoat, ay
closed 73isc; 1900 bush No hard. Duluth prl'a'e
terms 1900 bush No = Northern l3.c over MAJ.
ahoat 5000 bush ungraded spring private terms a,n
CORN-The feature Of the trade in corn today was
steady developm Of the interior movement inc
primary points In three days hav. increased
$1,000 bush Yer the spending time last Vice.
this has, in measure. been onset o> an IN
the principal OF $4,000 bush In me es
ports The advlces from the Interior are thdt WIN te
roads natural to he looked TOT soon
there will be heavy movement OF corn me close VS.
dull a isG;.c decline. Cash corn was quieto sVV
bush steamer white sold 3G}c elevator: ~" nush
yellow corn at arc 1000 bush old No yellow
llLc aioa: 1000 bush low mixed. $500 elevator;
No quoted BIC. .OATS-1he TRACE IN oats
again feaureess with prices impressed by the neal
by the large gain In the primary
Of which in three days this week mas
ISL bush Of last week The close was
quiet unchanged &c decline. Cash oats we're dul
Sales 1900 bush including LOCO bush no at 1osc
elevator and 10000 bush for export private terms lo"p
23i.c No white quoted a 27i3c nominal ... BAR
I.FY-Thcre but little trade from day 10 day ana quo
previously reported Mating 4Zn3Nc
feeding. 38n3sc. .RYE-Market dull and UNCHANGED
CARROTS. 43g4Jc: boatloads asa 400. MAIT-Brsintss
prices still 4sd60c for Western and CITY
..... BUCKWHEAT-Tha market ~ quiet, but STEADY
md quotations +od Ol7c for prime state.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices for the pre-
vous day and closing prices for the corresponding date
iox 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

closely confined small i p F Pna stocks stad ei
s sT r 5lSei h 3D. w,h Hoders cendeni ali VIII be
wanted before tn ,eafon closes 'n, unse,t,ed
nothing warrant actual chang N fh IN sum oi
reported practically eosed sIns gue. ~" fancv ssn,sm
Der large full cream. o'c: 10 late made GOO s NO p s
"sa zoe eo 'sc' d. lrte made sood choice. ava
ioi:c do common prime ',.a2.e s s1 mae
S 1se mad s Common to iaii aiitc Ugh, skins choice
c eG1ncn to prime aa5se ial skins 2gaS with
Of over s efs eaSSr ~'t all pr
ducin sections the market further weakness best
, enecia marks TO 1li1c and the offerings at theac
prices are ample for all demands Ihere Is 'arse a,
enceed the wants regular trsde RsfrigeraoT eggs
queter and fhedG 1c state Pennsyivania and Mary
mark l2gl2e as Ms s Duck a2e ss sCu MTy
Inn 3H' prr dszen Soc do southern 2527c
light supply r Of pr appe' "' FEW
nS9ra sreening. command slight premium Grapes IL
c ca iU 5asom a steady caneTries II sh
demand best gradss sSasy in fe demand and slightly
fvornr sellers. Most of the Toraa Nth ua are
90 So 2 e. fs" sf%s T'fe dV%S fns 9s
4w s: as % s sr Is SOD So 's Il ia
small Haskg 4' s ,i cas-" DO i j. ,
Sr 'V cra,e 81 ease ~ California per box S2a
50 81 fIa , R PeT same cSndiiions prevail
t * lime nast Demand mostly Of jobbng char
%s,e but enGT n '' w. QUOTE hppe eyapora fancy
to extra faney .g % do Pi nndrea Sized Southern
sgsisc: do coarse cut southern. 2u2'.c; do
24@3c: do Wesiern. 49, pe@ches southern. peclcd
=; cores ana sSins rasi@rries evaroratcd 1851
arrcots ga i3c; peaches california. peeled. llal5c do
aoniet DAYS trade without change in the feat
OF the market or in tho range OF nugs qco,n
mon 10 fair 4ailzc Pacific Coast. Si 4a'isc do 1888
2i IA '''
Pou1rRY-AIIvE-T receipts to-day were cars
Of Western ana Of IsnnGi'C .,, Demand y, an, was
fS%ii rosters ':c Turkeys dasEs ana geese
eng. per- H. iosioc cr NJ o'.a7e; turkeys
psr N lae; ducks per pair; VITO si DfssfDr
The marle; is very qnct day. snewstorm prevailing
an; sna m wh IL aT Weak With Toe for and
tho buyers looking for stock r1 sSns faI tnE 10
s4sSg mat p,'e arc ' s Turkes sim Of undesirable
qny l nearly all ' ARE fF fn an" few fresh ducks r.
geese arriving sla- gnchansea Frozen poultry at si2%
hens and toms. average bcf' i9ai'c' o. young toms
T rnaoF rn ll2e isa ' d. mcu size Gc
do small and slips 3g 'c d. Western laTsr, l @
i3c: chickens and fowls. wecrn. averass best o,sg
l lSc DO @T to s S: Sa %c. o4 's squads
dozen 81 73as2 FROZEN 80 ! t7gi'1
lie: fowls No l. e4c: fowls and chickens No "s'c
ducks. No !. i5al7c, geese No l. 'sile' 49,.
S ws ducks axe a as 1 v~ry @ vcni.on
fcas. asqs A. : g. 2ia'i ,! ~ r' I'D
Maliaris 75casi a. oiher Kinds 2505o, rsbbi,s, un
s ssTa per n , sSga 90 Tio. deer
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay-K Receipts were larrer' ,, u,
Pc; 'fs been geas ia The we %eaac Was yere
trading ana ~ market holds about rs late p9sS" IN
mos, arinness and the shaded prices for ~ and ship
Tor fi.
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Proposals.
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" Office: Estimates for furnishing and deliv

~ Office: Estimates for furnishing and deliv
" er,ng 700 Of Anthracite Coal under
tract 527 will b. received by the Department II Docks
until ~ clock noon March 10th 1896 For full particu
lars Clty Record Copies FOR sale at No cry Hall
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lraiis est al 81 station. ~ L.. follows aaa
IL minutes earlier Irvli foot OI Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local ~ Buffalo
1850 A. Va. DAILY local to Albany for caiskll Mountains
Saratoga. Parlor cars to Albany. Sundays only
A. Daily FOR Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo NiaAaia Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
ll,S5 A. M. Daily, sunday. to CatsAil Noun.
tains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. AL
bany Sal atosa. Caldwell Lake George. PaTlor CAr.
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, bales againsf 3.ZIi IdEI !tH'' ~. ~.
nx range and close to-day. ana ciosi"s ''o' ''''
MIC - Last follow:

Market closed barely steady at point decline 10
advance compared with yes'erdays c4siis
prices Transferable notices February 80, MaTch ~
Total sales bales NewYork gross receipts 'bo
bales Expors: Britain. 1900 bales; iOrw@foen
79l bales sales 1850 bales: spinnes $50 bales stock
thus far this week GO so Exports to-day Great
Britain 1876 bales. France. 4V3 bales Continent zo
bal week: Great Britain. 531F1 bales:
France G4 bales. Continent. 1882 bales: stock Spl ~
bales. Spot steady unchanged MddNng uI4anis
1.c; mddng Gulf. Sic. sales. 1850 bales. lncln'ihg
200 bales export. direct shipment amt 800 bales spin
ming
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton stcadier; sales l2~o
bales: speculation and export. 1000 bales; Ane icah
10000 bales; receipts 1000 bales American, 60" bales
Mddng uplanGs l5-32d Futures opened steady. l-'d
264d advance closed quiet and steady Y t. ~ points
advance. February. i22as February March. i2lb'
March-April. sos AprMay 4ish: May-June. 4lsi2s;
June-Juy 417izb Juy-Aueust. ais August september
4l4b; September October iOGo October November 4"2s
November December. 40lb: December j anuarN 4olh
Manchester Yarns business would be done II sellers
would concede something: cloths quiet.
COFFEEs-Iess displayed IN the course Of
the market. The trend was lower in consequence 81
decline OF franc HaYre. Europ" sod here, The
trading featur-les 4 decline took pace AZ HAVE.
which broke February 77.75 francs; March, 1850:
April 70 80: MAY II Hamburg market opened steady:
February $3.50 pigs; March G5; April, Gt75; May.
market 1890 res for No I. exchange
quoted 1872; receipts. 400 bags Santos receipts
for three days 5000 bags. stock 100 600 bags; market
quiet 500 reis Clearances from Rio per Etona 1900
bags: Greclan Prince 5000 bag, and
IIogartn In the local market 25o bags May
were exchanged for April d points difference. and 80
bags September for May at 10 points difference.
Contracts closed steady unchanged 10 lower Sales
II. 90 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. 2s-Cotton firm mid!l!ng 79.c: low
middling. re good ordinary CSC: and gross
cepis 30s' bales exports 70 Great Britain go bales;
10 the Continent 900 bales. sacs 25i bales spinners
81 bales: stock si9I4 bales
Norfolk. Fob 2G-Cotton firm: midiling. II i6c: low
cepts SAB bales; exports 10 the Continent 200 bales
coastwse. LIP bales: sales. ia ha.es: stock. 3i3t5
bales.
Savannah. Feb ?G--cotton quiet: mddling. o tic:
low mifdling. l6c. and receipts 1854 bales
coastwise. l6G5 bales sales. ls3 bales: stock
10 Dls bales.
New orleans Feb 26-Cotton s,eadier good n,idil,ng
IL i6c: mddrs NC: low midiing. 7-iSc. good
ordinary nc receipts 3S10 bales gross 403l
exports France 1893 bales to the Continent ia
coaswse. 4so6 bales; sa'es 1900 bales stock 300 $50
ba
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 20 s:i5 p -Beet-Eytra India mes
dull at Ills 3D. prime mess dull at Dos 81 Pork-Prime
Western nne duh at Sis 81: do medium duh AT ADS
I'd Hams Short cut. about ~ to IL n. duh nj 3ss
Bacon Cumberland cut about ~ 20 ~ dun nj
short rib about Ok m dull 27s Cd long clear mides
about AZ NJ dun at 2Ts Cd long and middes
about IS N. dull Mt 26s ShouldersAbou 10 10 is dull
OF 24s I'd Iard-Prime Western spot dull 27s a.
ChaeseAmcrican. finest white dull AS Cd do coored
dull Mt AS "a Tallow-Prme city steady at 2os Of.
Cottonseed Liverpool refined steady at lis Spirits
urpentine steady ut 2is Rosin-Common steady at A.
nd Wheet-No red winter Arm at IS SID: No I
Northern spring fm at So Sd FlourS Louis fancy win
dull at IL Cd Corn-Mixed Western spot steady at
rs I'd February easy at 81 I'D March easy at IS sd
April easy at Rs ia Hops at London Pacific Coast
steady at 30s95os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

The market Is without change Brazs buyers appar-
set being inhuenced little by he weakness futures
Nominal PRICES are 1915 for Rio No on sPot and i2%m
fair but prices Quotaby lower although holders
dssa 70 "GGeS ss. d a f minus Ms ?Se pa 4s
% mia geo S1s: s spot .od Sa
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Tre market for -four is unsettled
and irregular The offerings Of spring pa,en, four at
S|ana although this -four to-day held at 50 20,
Winter wheat flour inactive. but about steady Total
Winter Sss patents s4gs. bbs :rsign,s 50 ca
81 50 anly So ~ 1000 bols clears 50 81 800 DDS
s ssisa city Il q clears s. i5as4 as b6s g
g ags$ 49, $50 ses Sly 0 o bis eeas 8 SSas TO-
iso bbls extra Is 81 20: $50 sacks IS 81 10
sTcKWHEA TogRge, and nrm o sales 20 200 ss eas g,
s. osass Ht5 sa:,sd G %s5'a5
S.s a E nR S ~tss
Cd Fine white ssgeoc fine Yellow 5, 9G,,c 50 n
Ssto e p nS2 ' icS e s,a7oe Snaps a
7sc FEED e57oc homny chop s s. cs@Sc
m GRAiSwHEXr@ wheat market was to-day
with the underoae heavy The opening quiet
pol Later this advince abroad lost and in the
afternoon there seemed 10 be nervous uncertain ieens
There seemed to be suspicion that the Liverpool strength
this morning was In part manipulated from ms sas anu
port recently reported partly for the purpose
Of bulling near deyercs OF Wheat, Their was rsPe
claiming that cables Indicated an ehTr, surplus Cl
Sy wa: not howcver very active Of spring
wheat were liberal ;oday and IN three day. the primal
weather in the wheat belt generally favorable.
although Of the advces contradictory regarding
in Of cash wheat in regard the bringing
fI.y oi %sa ~ Is bush
Fort William Man. sod TO come forward all rail 10
80 ana ns as coo bush OF No frosted
AID No hard Manitoba were sold to come forward to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

Chicago Feb. 2b 'SpecaD.-Wheat to-day lost a cent
closed weak The opening prices the and
they i.c under Tuesdays close. May opened al
G7isc sold between 6I.c and 66isc and closed 6sf
G;..c. The market around put figures for two
hours and some wheat was put at the close The weak
came from Liverpool The British market was
disappointment Mt the opening although It showed a
slight advance Its response however. the American
advance ~ Tuesday very feeble 1t closed
weaker than u opened. Yet Liverpool cables to-day
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Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATT.ROAn
RAILROAD.
atoms foot OF Deso.osses and Cortlandt strests

o.o In Eject January Is. is s;s"'' '''s''~
1000 A. PEHNs7LvASIA 'i hlM NJ Trni6.0qss
sss'1f c n"ns M s 1s SS;s,ys
Hou H snf5 Inn 40 & ,,I IGas ia 500 st.
r l AN, Sleeping and Dining car, 70 s. Louis Louis
koui, ana Cnica g. Arrive CINCINNATI 1913 A. NJ. 81
600 3h sSif2FS ~ ExFR n s..,.n,
CLEVELAND cars to Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
-: r s5rTHw TsSrsf EHPR 1Ss
ears No. to n inS'nnSsi anS P'S T.
500 fA6 N ssi E%pR R2nE Sleeping Ca.
except Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
9 go WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH:
LII mag ~ C BRIL- II and Nj pin I'M cars S
29HH ss as 30 ,Dnas s'"F 4 ca s,s IN
,ais ~ I'D 40 Dining Car dining Carr p ~.
s0nr rataN RAnwAY.-2.2o P NJ. daily. seepers to
ceps to x~ssn Han Smpa A t and r1 Ky
Jap Ks nvI;s 10 night daily sleepsrs TO Ne~-oreans and
Ar idnSI,i COAST rINEFlorda Special for Jaes
T. NJ da aha 81 Ausus;1e 40 NJ ~sekea lay ~, 80
y@ Hr; 1r 300 NJ daily seepsrs Jacksonville and
cIiESAPrAitE OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p.
For oD PoXr Ss o%FoR 7a a DnH Ns6R a via Cap.
sIsn s.opte A. NJ week days and with Through
ATLtNrlc CRY TO p. NJ weekdays. Through Bun.
r6R CAPE M i',s i iSo I ?, y. weekdays.
For Long htanch. Ashury paE. ocean Grove and Ps,a
Pleasant BIO A. NJ. ~ 10 $40 $40 and lloo p; ~
pcek aays. SUNDAYS stop at In'era&en Tor As'u7
. % -, FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N%o 80, y $50 . $50 90 Penna. linitef, loIV 'p'n'
iag Car). II 4. NJ. r. 2lO 2 90 4. 40 40 tpin.
l1s an . Dining Can. Dining Carl 40. > r NJ
r y night, saniays dl5. $50 go oso 90 Lim,tsD
- u a NJ. Dining can. 2.2n !. 40 30 Dining
L. T. night
Tckc, or'ces: No. AZ. eH. 100 is?2 III and %!
Broadway. hsor Hou?e. and foot ot lesbrosses anf
Cn"and' Str-efe Court Street 500 Fulton Street as
Broadway and rrooflvr Arnex Station 700, ~ Fulton
S'ree' Bro1klvr station Jersey City The New York
Trarsfer fomnsnv VIII cell fr md cn"ck baggage from
hotels ard -esidences through 70 destination.
G. 4 pprVO-r y r. WOOD
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CENTRAL RAILROAD 0fREW. JERSEY
tAnthracits coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.


Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four TIa(ks .1 Au'%n.,, Bi,9* Sign, Signals
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton, Beihchem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk ac.
F:as-on 40 5l5. 100 to Allentown. r " sundays
40 q - to Esston, A. ". 100 $50 600 NJ
10 S6N. go r n sundays. 40 A. H. A. H.
For Reading At 40 500 $40, 1870 A. N. 1910. 80
S sS go 3.S sc S p a. i2s night night SD''a
For Harrisburg at 40 500 $40 A. NJ. l:l0 49,
800. 800 80 r. ": 1913 night Sundays. 100. $50
For sunburv I.ev-burg and wlliamsrort at 80: 500
oIO A. NJ. ITO. 1870 40 p. NJ sundays 43o A. NJ.
ALr~RNL ROUTE.
For Red nank Long Branch and poins south e Point
q PARK 900 l. ''a Zoo W ''''" ''0's anu "u"
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40. sis a: NJ. i4s $40 40 T. N
For Aaruc City vineIand ard Brdseton. 4:3o A. NJ.
For Monmouh P.,ch seabrght and Highland, o, Nave
s suada W. 900 oI / ~ w. 100 p r '' 49, 49, "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO fhil'ADT wAsH1SG 5H5i.iAoNh AND
ros PhladePha week eIysS - SOC 200 loc9
P I5S ea ,sI 600 ni1s a'a"
1s'' as g. 5:so ZOO SO Dining carr '' H.
For Baltimore Wellington. week days. 500. 1000
ll3o DINING c.9 A. a. 80 $780, 100 go 90 Dining
carr A. NJ. 2:3o 500 Goo Dining Carp p ~. i25
night
Lbery St., il5 Ia 26l as ssi 40 1872 Broadway,
73T 9th Az. 81 East 4th St. 1874 East l25th ST. 2it
West I25;h St, 25i Columbus Az. New-York; Court
St Fulton St. Brooklyn Broadway. Williamsburg
The NeNYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage nom hotel or residence to destination.
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bus Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 Ha Roches-
Poushkeep.ie. Albany Utica. Syracuse
100 MDay Chicago Special for D Z, P"sghfeep-
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rot, EHs M ro C2%PaFy GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.