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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Cash quotations were as y.4s tspr Tcod
% wSss, 5 pa s. o9ai TO- baker s. gs
sacks Buyers expected sons ,5isi 20 in sacks win,
s bal wba5 ssas4S IN vo'a ~ oar = 5gs2 %
yr5s T Tses T"r4 4sa7hc 'S pns =:
y amp.ee ,ei. SO 3e .asss 10 hary
a. anal 81 aaxseel 7'41c s Tim2s .im Is1G
see sd ,6 s. 1 81 o short sd a9..e 81 2og
s. 70 dy sailed "a 5GGsi e2 ~hisksy dstilers m
ished goods per gallon 81 l. sdglss yl' "a, e. oi
sanuted s. STANDARD ara Se > Pdc. Ex;hanss today
raw. 20; boiled &c oaav axtr, c-ear,erv i,c
iGi7. sec NOS lidl5o Eggs easy iEesh s''cN' 1o''
CINCINNATI Foqr IN w9t:r 9ss de asTa s5 t. M2
Sc i4sS U.s. extra 81 5us3 20; sprins patent -
$i 10 do sn'y - '2 rag s S re ciec;ed red 49,
nrri: ~ = mixed. 23iac. no white - Ua.S rr
No white Lard steady kettle 4.e p" so sat rb
sides sc short clear dss e'sh aoso short RIO
e lose short clear sides 4sc. loose clear bellies
I;S Eggs iai fresh. Sc whskcy steady 81 Il
MwauN March ewheat oysn lower a, 81 r., fsF
Ma - at 7's o5 n"- ea@S 70 80 NSrthern ieg7c
No 3rnsS on i IN c5m @ To- hoc Ry:
s ,se ess,s Of 81 iosSi 20 for patents in wood
ynneapois March e-The wheat market dragged FOR
three day and was saved az me a s w tS
Sf no SS,s s a. fae.s and feanreess well could be
NAY t1 Wheat t, 5 e and M eosSd a at sas
7sc YESTERDAY July 2Pe"ea A. % opened at ssias
and closed c9i-c Cash whest SPOT 40 or , I'm
unor 40 l. Is little doing IN No 3 price ransns
- 81. nc under Northern. on track no hai'
..n g. Vortfern 734.c. No Northern. 124c. Flour
,s-s s3 ~,0Sl 10. bakers 81 iON q 30 production :.
~, t,,s .hinr,ents hhls Mlsun--A About 700
ns we're shipped YESTERDAY Bran IN nnA quoted at 30 %
I9s- .por.s s6 25Tso 81. mddngs. S7gSI %
pAuade.nhia March o--Flour quiet. unchanged. Wheat
Market &c lower. exporters Indifferent Contract wheat
u, nan March STisGAsc. April. Ma and June, nominal
a. lots in export elevator No Pennsyvania red @'sc
Northern spring. s7i4c. CornAiarket steady quiet in,
,,-y Tor expert fair bids out y line No mixed
d an can March 2Gl. T2sc April 2s.g2Ic May 2.iser
3I.c, June nominal! 'arlots Ia export elevator 10 :
100 oGl.d2Gsc: steamer -. 2i'c. No g. 4id2i.c
0afs~Marlet for carlots steady win free offerings light
Asmand No 2 white &c. NJ no clipped. e3c. No ?
waite regular 2ac; No white clipped 2ic. " white
IN can March. 92A022,c. April May and June p =
osi.c Eggs weak moderate outlet. Pennsylvania and
Wes,e-n orst- u1c. Irlnip-s Good demand. Arm
rensvvsn.a Rose choice sGiDc fslr good. 3n4i5c
sew YORK Rose choice. 30I35c fair 70 good. 25g2sc
Sow ork Burbanks and 33n35c fair good $50
o. N4a-Y0rk u Maine. choice 3I55c. fair to
good 2SQ2sc. Other articles unchanged.
:, Louis March n--F10ur unchanged Wheat higher,
way soc July. T2tc Corn dinner: March 2oNc nominal
Nav g2,c July, 23Asc. oats easter May lsc Did;
Tuly i7.c BID. Other articles unchanged
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opeans ap3 Close t9qay and closing bids the

Market closed nrm 3 G points decline compared
COS ToaI sales 1903 100 bales New York net rece pts
4s bales. Exports Great Britain. 4134 bales. cont
nent ~ baes. stock. 2Ie e85 bales. Total port
bales. against 80 753 bales 3Go2 bales
Exports to-day. Grea; Britain. ~ 229 bales con
rneni $50 bales. stock s1a5i bales spot cotton easy
arc unchanged miqclirg uplsncs. 11.c. mddng gulf
Izc sales 36 bales. Including G33+ bales export and
3i2 bales spinning
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
bales American 5000 bales receipts haes Arner-
can 2oGo bales micd!ine upiands. 3l-a2d Futures
changed 70 Z point net advance March 357h. March
April. 957b: Aprii-May s57b. MAY June 357iss June
Jay So7'=6 J1iy, Ausis, &7i.b. august sep'eTeer
Ncsenb@r-I ecember 343izb December snuaTy 343 ab
Manehsste--I arfs dull. but steady: cloths dull
COFFEE-The tendency Of the market was again
downward this morning. but there only small vol
Of trade. transactions az the opening footing
but 900 The opening steady al unchanged
which showed an easier feeling and also being Influenced
by the CONTINUED depression IN the spot coffee market and
changed TO !. name up closing steady A. tps franc net
advance Sales. - 900 bags. Hamburg = pig lower
with sales q 500 bags The RE market nrm. vim
No quoted 10 higher lD>35O exchange. 5-l6i
al l5-lod receipts. TWO dave II CO.. bags clear
ances for United States 100 bags STOCK 2si.VO bag
reported quiet market with good Santos
quoted 1920 advance - 200 fes receipts
70 90 bogs stock. $4,000 bags The contract market IN
ne Afternoon was somewhat seadler tone With fair
points decline Sales TO- 800 bags. The FOR
coffee duH and weaker. brazilian coffee quoted
.;eaAy with moderate demand Sales 400 bags Cen
t-a American and 800 bags Maracsbo both private
Tn4 weakness IN Brazilian e1nee was offerings OF
Of TIE steamer Ithaca which arrived to-day
with - bags Rio and 10. coo bags santos.
The folOving the highest lowest and closing
prices to-day On contracts
Highest Lowest to,1.y yesterssasso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

Ral,in,or, March Flour duh sales 12j bbls Wheat
duli. not 20 Biz Ma NlaSliac southern BY sample
foQ92r 40 or grad Ss'ads9i-c: stock, iS1Mo nMisn
Corn quiet spo, ard Marh. 26sq2s'ss. A2ri! 2s1tg
white 26i6 % elbow e6p 2j-c STOCK l15uD
hush sales, p Ooo bush Oats firm: 70 white 23'sa
70 n.artv lOc: No Western 4o,c sales stock p 800
bush Hay steady Grain fregh's quiet Other articles
UNCHANGED.
Boston March 9-F1ou- que, and unchar sst spring
winter patents 81 75dS5 TO- clear and saights - 9I
81 So tornreal quiet G2q64c heg 81 a5Qsi 80 bol
cor, steady. Yellow isG32c " anC steamer
3lg5ligc oats steady fancy 'ipped: 2dc ~ : clipped
s spaa 81 Il 55ds5 adass 81? 5es5 red dog aar
backs 8 -%asio So can end s2 70 Hams sis6i9,e
Lard &c Bacor s6loc Fresh beef slow: steers. Gag
nc Minds 7i4aloisc f7res alaa5ee Butter suiet'
Ncrhera creamery 2G2lc Western, i9a2oc iulitation
sale June i7alsc ladies' l2gl+c. Vermont dairy la
isc. i3G 49,. Lambs .tsaty at lTec mutton
and yearlings SOC veal. Ialoc: Cheese s,eady
nearby. TO- Eastern choice 13o; Western l2i:q i3c
.lchiean l2i,ul3c. Beans quiet yellow ives, = lvp
81 20 red kdreys 81 2oGsl -. marrow pea, yoe99G
small pea 81 l0Gsl 10 mediums 90aa3c Poultry ~.
to,yls s0i6c geese 7asiec ducks. 119l2c. Potatoes
,a. riah~rrs loG 43c: vlfe stock. $50 Green Noun
,ains 1905 rose ioaf3c; sweets. jersey 81 a. s5l
Orange-valencas 81 5o0s % case Lenons y si05
~. rva raw sc 5nGsl7 - Leather f~m. henofk
o acid nrsts &c; seconds 2oc Union sole fTsts
1850. seconds >. -s' - ,
i,Yeslo March a-spring wheat closed unsettled 40
~ - Fs3i.c Old 80 Northern. Sc a. new S2'rc
~ N~r-fa-r al sold Winter wHeat cosef strong ana
i9a'o higher than prices Corn closed strons d,
.,s,a ard unchanged 1000 bush Dakota sold a, 33s
$50 pye dull. No 2 Flour arm IA. cenlahe
,,era-qel Nilfesd strong offerings very lshi
rh,cago March 9-The leading futures ranged az foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

HEMP AMI, r1-TE-rhe market shows more nrnness
;hsa II mas !o' pie. were not materially chanse bg
I've tendency IN favor ~ importers We quote. Ma
afa hemp spot as S fi6nen. 90 ''
s7saac shipment NJ triangle. and equal &C. q g. No ..
~ lutte butts SPOT. paper quality 10 lutte butts.
snIoren, paper quality. 81 %. rixing lsc. 0agging.
fssTui.er The stocks q dry hides ars very Light and
On acra bushes transacted dur ng The asi w. ~
were about hides Receipts y 80 HOES. and
stocs - 80 hides kps iodi'o or The
ia9lsc Ornoco 1Gisc. BoEofa if'sG15c Contra! Amer
car; iiSc Dry siaacaibo DC savanla oc
reTs. i0isc. Matam0ras. lie. Wet sat@d-Havana. &c
civ slaughter native steers 9gsc. but brands Sc
steers 7i.d7sc; cows. 7,.eIi.e. oan d'sndtc
- ~ renlocS ana Both manufactur ana export
Ars v.rs buying liberal scale Available sap
piles held WIN hrmness 9wag 70 the further IN
vas In far demand with prices about unchanged We
quote H len ,sc snas icl7 sea ar.i H.
.DG2sr seconds 1si; ALL. damag.d lo1al7tc ree.is
iSg ss" seconds heavy 2sa2se thirds 2ia2jc
LIN, hacks COW 20g30c. seconds. 26a2sc. bellies IA
H., oak ires~ backs, 50g3eo. seconds 2>g3oc. thirds
Pa 2se, bellies. i3gl5c bens butte. 2,a3'c. Texas
oa yyE s ErIx-There ~rniDIt-i
3D. rin nerksf to-day with spot SHADE lower me
i".. being quoted n ss icasis ~ The foreign market
Uss steady -. COPPER-The market for copper
go io,h AZ home ana abroad and closed 81 s5dsi2
for SPOT IN our market LhAD-The marke, was
barely steady ana auoistioas Tor .po were
Z. l,,ds4 is IRoN-Ciosed ffeady spot quoted at
"7;Wg1Si'AssEs AND sYRrPs- Inc for molasses
uvas strong prices fully maintained The demand
CO yr.a.s u centrifugal moasses are and fancy
grades 81 open kettle being cold IN small paIces a,
a. svruns are IN moderate supply We quote
MoAsses New Orleans eentrifugal common sAIIe- hAi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,., Mach q s..s % rn.-Beef-Exfra india niess
a,II Al 5ss "a prime dun a. as "a ~. =, s
ICES Western nne 4J-, do medium NJ" ~
t..,,s So, cur about 10 n, nrrl al Aos , We!
itecon-SImberland cut about - 10 30 10 hrh a 80
sh.r, -,h about ~ - n. firm at l,- % ions
Middle gh, about IS 70 - n nrm a. 5,s b,,s ssr
-rad.. heavy about ~ n. nrr al Is ni.i'
1870. rsavv about ~ n. firm az 2is Va oeaI
bellies .hout II 70 Ia 10 steady at DC shoul
~, -, il =, AuI a, 25s Lard-Prme Western spot steady
~ 2ls "a Cheese-ATnerc can finest whlte a'u ~,
steady A, SIS TaoV-Prime city QUIZ a, i's VI
fons.eS oiiIIverp0ol refined steady az los ia Sp"s
of turrentlne nrm 2is. Rosln-Common steaay a. Ds
Wheaf-No > rcd winter stock No NOrthers rirlts
steady Al ds 51 Corn-Mxed Western spot. new ssaay
AZ p sid old = lOi; March steady al = .:a
April steady % ss.d. May steady at - 'sd
Louis fancy tul At 81 Cd Hops al LohooH-
p-nids e3Gsos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

As follows aad Gve carrier from West 25d-st;
otD A. M.-VestibLled Express Daily FOR Naser.y.
Blnshamt0a EimFa. Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive BanAs
az, :. u-Vestibulei Limited fast Daily solid
,,a'n Tor Chicago Via chautageua Lake arrives Cese-
80 : Al A NJ Chicago +. NJ. Sieepers 10 Chicago.
Cleveland ana Cincinnati. Dining Car u, -,
1.:,O p M-B.nalo Cleveland Iestibllel Express
nal" arrives Buralo Is A. NJ Bradford ID A. NJ.
Jsms,,own s55 4 NJ. cleveland 10 sleepers TO
m~a, ard CLEVELAND making direct connections for De-
troIt Chicago and the West -, -, -. 49,,
S,4S p M-Via ChagtSGqua Lake ans N.aEara Fans
paIlv solid train Chicago slsepers 10 Hornesvhe.
c ,,rcx rr r' J0caI TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations III ll3, 25i. ioi and az br.at-
= ,s= Rovsrv Isg East i2sth-st ard 81 W est icsth-
St Chambers and West e3t-s,. ferries, Newsfsrk SSs
ara 72G Fultonst i0G Broadway Brooky n -p ttufson-
a. Hnbsk. ana Jersey city station Westcott Express
calls for from hotels and residences
20 aessln
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


tDIIt'N---IEe cotton raTkef
WIN les "4t points TO unsatisfactory Liver
poo. acylces The local trade AM German
M .efate sellers a. ne star. while N"TvOrlears
L!'eTpoo! houses were BUYERS. The small business
sict cotton Liverpool bales. acton "a
The fCfur rk@ here ADVANCING
that mu-h fTcn last night Induced pressure
of long cotton The offerings
however. and ne narle' ad anced 5G6 points shortly
af-r the opening hu. later eaeed AMI ruled compare
tlNey quiet a. midday ref loss G57 points. sales
during the forenoon 7eO bales IRE advces from
the New-fncland mills indicated steady the
cloth markets WIN spots -lGc ana contracts 2A.c.
southern reports Indicate fairly good progress
sTrr- sp0- cotton "a firm
ard exporters this morning rel .rted be bidding
Al the pors io-da' were 5000 Daes Against l7G3S last
and iJN las thF week 500 bales
973 last week ana 70 ~ year Estimated carly
receipts New orleans t. rrow 1000 900 bales
aga ~ last veeH and o.ill last year Houston
ccpts tomorrow estimated a. 800 - 100 hal-
> 4es last week and lib last year The market ruled
quiet the afternoon hardening lite ~
Exporters bought spot cotton frey here and
good bsyeis ~ TIE South a. unchanged lie
advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
DEL LaCkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
stations in NeH-i ork. foot Of Barclay and
Chrf.tOpher streets
yEsTIRIJFD TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PGNTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONICLAlH
THE ORANGES summit Bsrnarisv!.e BasAins
Ridge Madison Morristown Passaic paterson s9en-
ton Dover sianhope. NEWTON BcpD,s LAKE,
N0I'NTArN Washington PHILLLPsBCRG. EAsroN.
WATER GAP STROCDSRi re Porono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE. NASTI-
COKE DANVILLE NORTH MBERIAND Mon,-
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
VILE UTICA RICHFIEI-D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGo ELMIRA.
CoRNING. BATH. DANSXLLI-E, Bl-FFA 10 and all
500 4 M-BINGHAMIoN MAIL. stops at principal
1000 a oM-oca.e carr BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMrON UTICA. RICHFIEiD SPRINGS. SYRIA
Use and OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Parir
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago
100 a 70 H'mnscRAxroN. wu.KEsBARRE and EI.MIRA
On = IN-~s.-RsNTON WTLKESBARRE and HLYM-
40 n GaiIy1-BuTaio vcstlbulei Limited Express
''' o.. S1,RANTON BINGHAMrON. E-MfRA. BUF.
rAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting AZ
pu~aio with trains FOR Chicago and points west.
On p 0)aivl-8era.l Express Pullman Sleepsrs. f,r
O." .rRANTON RINGHAMTON ELNlRA. BATH. Mt
NORRIS ana BUFFALO arriving BGNao 4. III
O. ~ p " iDalvl-BJ-FFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM
~" Ton ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE and oswEGo
FXPRrss Pullman Buffet seepers.
Henry Gaze & sons Limited. li3 Broadway, IL PARK
rls.e 400 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations. 9t3
p",dvav III 4th-ave. l2thst: % West l2J;h-s,.
o@l f1irrabus-aye New-York 33s ana .26 Fultoa-s;.
ana iO6 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full m
'or W,,EsyrSoTT EXPREss COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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WEST SHORE R.R,

IL IA l.er ST.
:i:.,U A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo.
J:IJ 4 Daily FOR Albany, ttlea. syracuse. Roches-
ter Buftalo, Niagara tals. Toledo Gle, Chicago
IL 80 A. NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY, u catsAi Noun
taIns New-Pa,,z. Lakes Mchoak and Mnncwaska,
Albany U'ca Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor
car % Albany.
G;,nl p NJ Daily Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse,
Rochester Buffalo. Niasara FANS. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and -. LOUIS.
,;4s NJ Daily, except sunday. FOR Syracuse. Roehes-
ter and Buffalo
s;I5 p 81 Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester.
Runalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chi
cago and - Louis
Time tables al principal hotels and Offices.
4 T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
NalleIhllL-aNe- New lnrk.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
W

WAsHINGTOY
For Phstegsa week d,y 80 s9S se9 19oc
Parlor carr go 500 Dining Carr 600, 73o 500 P
81 1915 night. sundays 80 e:oa 1000 II 80 tp,a-
ing Carr A. NJ. 900. 400. 500 Dining Car. p. u.
IL night. - ,.oo
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 90 lo:U.
II 80 Dining carr. A. II 200 800. 500 tDn.ag Carl.
A II 200 800 Dining cari. P. N 1915 night.
Tickets and parorcar ssas can BE- secured =, 700, OK
737 eth Az. 81 East 49, s.. l53 East I25h 81 2.3
G. SEQ Fulton 81 Rrookva: 9s Broadway. Williams
burg Tho New-York Transfer Company viii call FOR and
check baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
,Anthracite coal used exclGsiysly.b
-Four tracks Aromatic Block signals
On and after January % 1897.

anthracite coal used excI-sitsEt
-Four tracks Aromatic Block Signals
On after January -. 1897.
Trains Leave station foot OF Liberty So .
Fer Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Maunca Chunk AZ
10 : is 10 IL Easton) A. NJ ITO. 30 ia
ago % Easton As q 20 70 AIIent3~q, IL suncay~
For Wilkesbarre, Pittst9n and scran,3n $40 A. -
For Reading at $50 so 10 1900 i 80 A. II. i:la
iso. 100 80 800 IS. 800 P l2;l5 nsn, sgn-
dsys 40 A N 100 90 500. $50 P ", IL Is night
For Harrisburg az i3c 500 $50. 1880 A NJ 10
40 500 500 ; i5 P. II. - IS night. sundays +~
A. ~ 100 $50 N l2:i5 R i,,r, .,..ao 500
s.io A. NJ 40, 30. 300 P. NJ. Sundays. i;so A NJ
500 p ~ rorr
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
Fer Rel Baak Long Branch Asbury PARK ocean
Grove ana points south to Point Pleasant ts9 20 20
i5s s5 P NJ sundays stops z, Insrlasen for Asoury
For LAKEWOOD.
80. 1915 A NJ las $40 40 '';ss Saturdays '''"
For Tors River. Barnegat Park ard Barnesat <:So
10 IS A. VI 80 40 P VI. . IA . ~
For Atlantic city. Vineland and Bridge'on 45o A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands. o. OF
Navss.nk 80. $50 1915 A. NJ. 80 10 i.io t;~
400 4 "
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave NeN-Y0rk loot q liberty 81. daily
CHICAGO. , p. H.. ard - 10 night
PIrTs3URG. 80, ex sun sun y % night
WAsHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Car,
ii3o m. Dining carr $50 tDninS arr . ,Di n 9
carr r m Il - ngh, Sunday 10 dining carr. ~
A. m Dining carr Dining carr Dining carr l. ID
night
NORFOLK. II 30 a n daily.
NEV-ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. 330 p IT. Gunday
2C0 p. M. 49,.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light -
Ofr~es. if3 ~ 2fi l34 lii0 Bway. 81 2 Ian 81,
Ia7 Bower z 3so a4i Tulton-st prookyn; staten
f-r Or r bout St r r ~ y. !. Baggage checked
from h1tei " residence destination
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,s-q,tt ,sua CO cas- no Svsu rs pSt ION ~ -
-q,e9 ,.sA sAssna'Ynlo0 al s-slt. pus sAvSS
v.s3uX ,s-xl.I 'sAs-ql9 81 - pye io9 ~
-u,a veg xtA 'w Nooto ! llUn ss,ss soWo IslnssJ
ssoIo uaunIq suIao.ioJ svi ~ psAlson susuSs1sA
-pv roolo, q mum 20 Vsiou loop y. 1sA
pvoia StsI on s3g,o uMosdl Iisut ~ psAissei sen
AL sVI ~ suondsissSaS PSs SI:.lsASSIaxA0IO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
II noon daIIv- except snn7'y.
"BLACk DlA1OND EXPRESS"

Buffalo 95J p " Pullman Vestbuie Day Coaeaes
AMI Parl0r cars Dlhing-Car service. Meals IA carte
Connects 81 nalo with through sleepes ID Detroit ana
Chicago.
1910 +. VI. daily. excep, Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
and Intermediate points. x...-
:3O r. VI daily exrep; sunday sor wikeSharr-. PTS
ana principal intermediate stations In
fcg all points In Goa! region CHAIR cars % NliHsS
barre ,,..--
a:Io r. VI. daily except sunday. for wilkesoarre
Pittson Scranton and principal intermed3ie s'a.nnn
Concerts for all points in coal regions Pullman Sahes
parlor Car q Wlkes0arrs. -.
5:I5 +. u. daily. EAsToN and intermediate sta
- - e,.,,.
and principal intermediate stations. Connec~ r''
Reading and Harrisburg Chair car % siaIing,
1900 =. VI. daily. for BUFFALO SlAGARA rAL..s
y Y 70 Chicago. Sleeper Bufa9 and Toronto .
S::.O T.. n. daily except sunday. stopping only AZ
South FlaInhei. Eas;on bethlehem, Madch ChunA;
l. & p Junction sayre Geneva. Rochester. Batavia ana
Buffalo Pullman Sleeper FOR Buffalo None ou' se-p"'-
car passengers carried. No baggage carried. --.,--
300 II. VI. daily. f0r ITHACA. GENEVA. fONnf
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and ali points Vest
pullman siespers Chicago and Buffalo. sleeper 10
WkesDarre. o..
BOUND BROOK intermediate points leave as oiiows'
900 A N go. 40 and ESQ F. NJ. il;5V P NJ tsat-
uresys only. $780,, -. -, -. %,
27s ga and l. 1913 Broadway 81 East IAN 81 i5o EaS
i25th St i21 B0wery y. / $50 Fulton 81. Co1r, 81.
8 Broadway ami BROOKLYN Annex. Brookiyn
New-York Transfer Company viii call tor ara cnecs
baggage hotel residence through 70 destination
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Railroabs.
PENNSYLVANIA

Il 49,
STATIONS FOO, Of DEsRaossEs AND co"rLASD1
500 A. u. FAST MAIi-PaIlman Buffet Sleeping ~
100 NJ F"fT SFSis'rf
Compartment. Sleeping Dining smoking and oose:-
walton Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo clnc'n'
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FOOD IN THE ARCTIC.
Birds Have No Difficulty Finding 1t In the

Birds Have No Difficulty Finding 1t In the
Snow.
The number of birds that go TO the
arctic regions to breed is vast beyond
conception. They go not by thousands
but by millions, to rear their Young on
the tundra. The cause which attracts
them is because nowhere i'll the world
does nature provide at the same time
and i'll the same place "such lavish
prodigality of food y That the barren
swamp of the tundra should yield IL food
supply so great us to tempt birds to
make journeys of thousands of miles to
rear their young i'll II land of plenty,
only to be found beyond the arctic cir
Gle, seems incredible. The vegetation
consists of cranberry, cloudbcrry and
orowberry bushes Forced by the per
petual sunshine of the arctic summer
these bear enormous crops of fruit But
the crop Is not ripe until the middle and
end of the arctic summer and if the
fruit eating birds had to wait until it
was ripe they would st;rvc, for they
arrive on the very day of the melting of
the snow. But each year the SNOW de
scends on its immense crop of ripe fruit
pcIolc tnt plltlS hive time 10 gather il.
1t is then preserved beneath the snow,
perfectly fresh and pure, aud the melt
ing Of the SHOW discloses the bushes
with the unconsumcd last years crop
hanging on them on lying ready to bc
eaten, on the ground. The frozen meal
stretches across the breadth of Asia. 1t
never decays and is accessible the mo-
ment the SNOW mclts Ages have taught
the birds that they have only TO fly to
the arctic circle To find such IL store of
"crystalliZcd foods us will last them
till the bushes are once more forced into
bearing by the perpetual sunlight The
same heat which frees the fruit brings
into being the most prolific insect life
i'll the world. The mosquito swarms OH
the tundra. No European can live there
without Il veil after the snow melts The
gun barrels are black with them, and
the cloud often obscurcs the sight Thus
the insect eating birds have only to open
their mouths to fill them with mosqui-
toes, and the presence of swaims of ten
der warblcrs. of cliff CHATS. pipits and
Wagtails III this arctic region is ac-
counted for. New York Evangelist