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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

wheat EASY spot seize asked May 7oac asked southern
m sample sTGssc stock. 504 600 bush Corn steady spot
and March 277,a2sc, April, 27hF2sc May, 2sit a2sc;
Tune SSsc bid July 23'.a2o'gc; steamer mixed 23l.g
25c; southern white corn. 2sl2nEc; do yellow 2au2'c
stock 1852 100 bush sales. 1000 oats firm; No
hush Tve steady; 2 nearby, 40aloi.c; No ? West
ern ,o,ilOc: stock. 1osop bush. Hay steady. Grain
rrislons steady. pork $40 30: bulk shoulders 5'c
.trt rlh sides and clear sides. bulk &C. cured
shoulders oc; hams. small. lie. large oAc; lard re
lad.es i3difc: store packed ?niOc. Eggs oN"ac.
Boston March 2i.-Flour quiet and lover spring
patents 81 gas4 ca; clear and stra ghts. SO 50Qs ~
81 30 rornneal quiet. 6-1GG Tag. 81 loHsi - bb.
CORN steady. steamer yell wv .2c; No and steamer
go oats steady. fancy clipped, 2i9c. No clipped 2c
80 2 d. 25c. lower grades. 2iu24 gc Mnfeel steady;
suring bran 70 ship lake and raj, s3 5oaS4: winter
bran si5 80; mddiings, sl2 3"psl' 10 red dog -four
SIS % Pork steady long and short cuts 81 30. lean
-" Iacon IA To-. Fresh beef slow. steers sd7a.c.
Kinds 1aiOi.c. fores, 3+g5i.c Butter steady North
II. ladies' fGl2c. Vermont dairy 7plsc; common. 5a
"a lambs nuiet Tng-. mutton and yearings. sac.
Veal 70iOc. Cheese steady; Northern. l2dl2i2c West
en- t10li4c. Eggs quiet nearby l'c Eastern, choice
lie. western iOisuiic. Michigan. lie Beans quiet vel
low eyes 81 lOQs H. red kidneys. - 2oa$l 30 marrow
pea s5de0c: small pea 81 l"lisl -, mediums '@a"oc
itGltc. fow.s 1Oullc Insc. ducks lnl3c. Poa-
toes quiet Hebrons 100 white stock 5c Green Noun
Gra'Ine,es"Vacncias 81 25as5 ~ Lemons. 81 5oa
a. IIav ouet. choice si5Gsl6. .ower grades. SlO1si
ave straw qulet. SIG 50nSl7 30 Leather hrm hcmrck
sole acid nrsts -lc, athis, -u' Ahloh S'' HI0's
go. seconds. 21N2or
Eunalo March - spring wheat closed steady AT noon
prces Winter wheat closed weak lc lower corn closed
arm Al noon prices. oats closed strong unchanged ai
lev bush fair Canada sold at fo' 1900 bush ti'"
nav an 3lc RYE lower; 80 track sold $50. Flour
nrm: good export inquiry. Mifecd steady, unchanged
Chicago March 2iThe leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

No G 10 3ae no So .seG $50 e e. GG' ms.s
srf Dr short So ribs G. soa 9u d sss
ss?@a:l' HoHe b.t Gsr sg0f finished goods per sal
H. sugars. cut loaf s. 49, gganuisted 81 90 0n ,be
produce Exchange to-day butter market wa; GTm
S% sge 6 GTTaT fresh lsock a' s' '''''
March unSn ssS2 da wn' .a R't o
red as &C. % Yo Choice ack So sample sc Corn
2se 80, oats x eq,ei N sad ifsy
Kettle steady: sales Of steam Leaf 4lc prime Stysm
.sy At . s R sa; G Gq
5c Bacon steady sales s .oosF a S do Clear bellies
5iG5Sc Butter~ Egin 9oi.c Ohio and Indiana cream
cry i2qi5c Egss-Fresh nearby stock "se' "''''Ne'
milwaukee, Gg s a. s sGd e;"ssd
M May . Pr"' sam at Wheat aas stead 3 Soh5n ss
No ,ns on track ICgS BaIey 10 eSoice 5soc
Rye scady 10 s,c sss Flour steady on
Minneapolis March pa decline Of sc followed i tb,
after opening wheat Say With a. Isa an Tes rS
Say's close for May MAY opened I+e broke to , ,oe
ao and closed at ~ aT prjkd - ' and closed
CASH s XsrbeIq soa sa' Y on xa 25s at oS
at .c over May northern was in m9 1 were sT
%ss ls No q x, 99 1a' o E'
hard ~ 80 90 wa. N Gadid at aid22 old
a?o i7 Il, ,c nf See SiFi Tecspi 30
cars shipments . cars FiourwPs5ent 50 %ss TO-
bakers - 41uk2 %, pioluct"H "'''' "''S'
80 $40. ,
PHILADELPHIA March 24-F,our inactive unGnan e
Wheat orened weak declined sc hut closel s'eay
tract wheat on call March S3uS'l4c AIrli' NAY anu
June nominal CARROTS in export elevator 20 @
yanii rcd S7s.qssc: 80 Delaware red sia@ssc No :
rod S5a,Qstc. No Northern spring. s@ao".c. ~"
Fair innllrv for export hut bids were too low 70 acn
business option pr well maintained nut no sp"S"H
ZION CARROTS in supply hrner No IIiNed on
cali: March and April 2sa2silc May. 49,, os(,
nominal CARROTS y esp r. r seS S52sc Receipts
light Market lecd dly irrner options qule' n,n'
Whit generally quoted A. 2lie@22c NO white ciippe.
dead storage 23c generally quoted or regular Irry
o3isd 24c. and 40 white at 2fn2+ee; 40 Whlle on
call March Aprl. May and June. 2@i2"'se o'h'r ar
3.i5 D. m Wheat closed steady and i.c up from the
lowest rates tho day. Contract wheat; Marcn $50.
sal, irrii MAY and June nominal CARROTS in export
Iirer,d ss1Ssitc: 80 red SGHs6hc; No Northern
s,ring s3i IS3isc Corn and oats unchanged
:, louis March 2i-Flour market unchanged receipts.
o2G 6hs. shipments 5Gl3. Rye -four 50 i5as26J Wheat
lower MAY s9,c. July. T3AHT3sc; Ausu-i. 'l7.c Cin
e,ser. Nav 22ssc: July. 23'sc. oats higher May, lpc
asked I,ly isc Pork Standard mess new. 81 -: old
* IarI-Prime 81; choice. 81 10 Bacon
short clear 50 ~ clear rms - 10
clear sides Dry salt meas-shoulders. - W sxta
short clear %. clear ribs. 81 10 clear sides - ~
nigh wines steady 81 II. Wool firm; Missouri and II
heavy fine sisN9isc. slightly bury llIl2r nara nuIty
o4toc; southern hard bury Tee: Texas medium ia
l.t.c nne medium ti20i2iac sandy and heavy 6s9i
Hagging-ls n 5asc No. J9ic "a n. Gtc; iron tlss
,gsr, Irvine o. Lead quiet common Missouri. 81 III
9olS3 22a Spelter quiet At Sio'H>o 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

-, =, q. ,o do oos H. at 81 30: do. ss5a"so N. at
g r 4 & s Fles s steers
$50 10 stable fed Msry Ian 3D. at iO * 5o virginia d.
1915 H. at s. 9, 6C 1889 ~ , a. NJ b NJ g. d. SS9@
i'2o aa At g. 60: bulls 1913 80 49, COW 1910 ID
bSc sS id N ct 5: - at Go s. s,' 5u E,
oo H. at do oo NJ a, g ,si ~ G a., 81 TO- u do
g iare ~ s at s = 2 o. 5Gsso H. at 81 DO 100 m a"
81 iana d. m" G bulls oeoaso N :. e. 81 3og g; rs
do .. - 10 at TO- 81 - 5 G "a, !: 10 3D. sle
MeHes 3 t bulls 72g eso 70 at 81 81 - - ''
coTT' !1 np NJ a. bulls loo H. So IS bull 400 NJ
" II IL cows-Recclps 10 head including 10, head s;
for the market liberal receipts the ,sa s T@S lover ST
a. least y head were sell late hour Trash s'H
~, 81 a1sis common 70 very choice cows calves hciu '
q s2Oasi,: the bulk Of the sales were al F%''F'' P
h' saicsJ G. Curtis 70 COWS calves included at $50
S' p Nelson: cows and calves at SO each do at
9 Rockcfelar. IL cows and calves at $" 10 30 per
"'G' E,sland: cows and calves at sl5Gs5o each
D. McEiwce: cows and calves al s'o e"'"' Wv 80
S5i , Sp & Mullen: cows and calves at s$aasas
J. pucey ana calves at so 90, each So.a we're held
moEng ' SSar pTaa 100 head on e
market opened weak ana over an" ,oo NJ the medium
grades showing the greatest weakness Ne's, 5oS 81 ~
unsold Poor to prime yeals so o,d At 81, extra
selected small lots reached SO - and few fed caves
s. ~ civ dressed vcas weak at dressed
in liberal suppl ana so ,vs at taSf a VIZ sc
salcsIume Mullen: yeas ~ r., n a. aV i,i at
81 is d. @ b. 10 n At s. 20 ~ q a. 3 i 49,
~ at 81 a. do Y? NJ at s. .' 30 49, lo' 10 at ,G N
at a; g 81 30 l2' 3D. at 50 '" d' :" 3D. at s'' n.
lot: do 10 H. at So do 100 n. at 50 37's' % d.
~ ID. at s. -; do. 100 n at s. 90 10 ,22 n At
70 y Ct s. q r, II a. s.. 49, NJ d. az s. 8 70 20
a : = do n.
50 g. %' 81 c p S" at It; 5S : Sd" S 3D. at
H. at :, ~ do. 100 III. at rs -
a s. 90 a. e ls s@' at 3 B. At - s DO TO- Is AZ s.
81 DO ia "a r. at S Il dS so ~ P Sc 81 10 > o.
MI %sr'on SeaIs ia9 r. s. 10 1911 a. ia H.
at sanders: g veas s5 h. at % IS do iie h. at
M Goilns: = veai. lis H. 81 %. 80 do 100 H. at
" &or's e. ssi. saa az 59' 5. r 30 at 50 %
p. C. Bailey: > veal. 10 b. at So 49, II" 10 at
Stiff 81 o. AS ~ III LsMs-Rscep 27 7 g.
market Prices ,o 'rr firm" but on 'F NSn1 ave- Thro ears
the G g, o2r to GGeGe 1 gp s s1 sucks sucks
5 i e. s. aie Psr 10 aboee g nHhoR lambs at s. Sic
81 20 rpP Sca5 do; 3 ftT - vna DO at $ss5 each Dressed
country dressed spring amis easier 50 'oaH5 30 per
a, 8 - per 100 d. IS ~ at sG2 49, nu ~,
81 Go 100 1870: e-r'F lambs At $! each o,,,
d. 100 ~ at % 30 lla prng lambs. at 80 each
Mgsn % s; ii.s 50 n 2,. at g. &C. .? I, n
81 -. DO III H. At 81 .ag lambs. At 81 - each:
10 d. q, 81; DO FOR 81 - -, e. n
n. STAT sheep Is H. 70. lI5 Bun,lo los H.
a, Ct 10. los dl % n y. g clipped DO lol 10 AZ
- - ,u,. 90, I'm. f. ,rnls - ~ az 81 81 sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thronrh trnns leave NeW-1lIkl lvlV % Va ss
. ts,Uss and Ave minutes earlier from West .3dsI;
"so..o LVestihul@d Express Daily Tor Naverly
p,nsS"mton Elmra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
sac - Parior ear 10 luNaso.
,nO y N-Ve~tibuled Limited fast mall Daily, cold
train Tor Chicago. via Chautauqus Lake arrives Seye
80 "a NJ Chicago ) T. NJ Sleepers to Chicago
..Tsrel,nd and Cincinnati Dining Car
,r0 u W-Runslo and Cleveland Nestibuled Express
NAH" arrives Iuilao I:l5 \. NJ. bradford 9:i3 A. NJ
jamestown $40 \. Nj. cleveland ~" T. NJ sleepts 70
I,T.io nl cleveland making direct connections for De-
,roit Chicago and the West 90. ,,.u.
S,ac - M.-yia Chautauaua Lake ana Niagara rans
panv solid train Chicago sleepers TO Hornellsvis
.nSy ,,T T Io.AI. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodatons at III. ll3. 2d .oi and aS' Broad
1,o,verv i.Sth-st and III West 18th
St chambers and West ssd-st ferries New. YORK sSs
Soa Etton st Broadway. Brooklyn; HO HUDSON
tyobok~n and Jersey CITY station Westcott Express
calls fr and checks from hotels and residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March -. 1891.
gF.f.N Receipts. - 51T head
direct 10 city slaughterer and 81 the
norkef Pie offerings limited. with large propor
u a, rough stun and prices generally rated steady
God beeve. showing a littie nrmness, while were
sales II medium stock fraction lower
me wards cleared. No export demand ~ mloI-
lance choice native ste-S sold ~ - '"nS, =.
az, oxen a 81 jOGS4 75 bulls SEA
~ 40. ana bull az 80, at - vpg$3 ~"
cI,ice - ~ city dressed native sides I'm
hanged ri 7asc per 10 FOR ordinary 10 choice quality
r,le. received from European markets. ship
M ts T., 4y In the 22io of beef Tor East
mans Comprny. the ST. Paul ZOO qrs i,r Fast mans
p,nrony ana rDs qrs for - II sherman. The Trinidad
ca,,ias T., Ilarmuia 100 cattle and 81 sheep
ohio steers l3J2 To average. Al
-, r.r in, NJ .. TO- 1886 NJ. at 81 NJ. II do ll3 No.
81 81 H. do Il7s n. a. 81 10 DO ioiO ~ at 81 90 :
Fitnu H. M 81 10 do 1902 H. ~ 81 80. 90 Lancaster
ro,ntv penn 30. 1926 n. al 81 -. COW. 800 n. at
81 80 10. -, ~. at 81 - .,.,- ,.-. 100, -.
- Nrpheison & Co.: Iennsy ivsna s,eers' ~ ~ w.
hn f,io n at So I do 900 NJ az 81. COW, liIo H.
A. 81 is A. 1900 ~ at 8. % a. ii dia r h
- a. ea5 H. AZ 81 co. d. eb n. at q co. 10 DC. oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
rNroRTs To DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ew-NCrk. March - AN"''
10y THE .r.ninc Of the cotton market TINS morn"
C'. s AMI but steady with prices uncnAnssa 70 o.,
lNH eb,ve the closing ~ last evening, t.os,,r,
iih- $3.50 husi0-ss light and without my .i1
i~ hut soon some selling pressure oeN - "
t..t'-' hcare more active. The estimate "I wv -
r.s,-+ ssr the light when eng, a,.tl'ine
.,-r hi the but the absence OF sS '.i,t ,
little. s,or,hle i'm the foreign advces dul ,p''
-s.s' broad and indications ot hght trace a.,
f--H 80. ~.. encouraging factors. ran iNiNol a
-. We Z quiet. steady markets. ana lICtr va" 80,
-, ~ r-> loraHle feature in the Nood news 20 49,
ea-. 10 fas,re 4 local longs sell their ho''ss-
, -,ssi-s became fairly heavy before Midday, s ~,
49, h-.sirr ~ @ points. and az Il ococh Wa" va 49,
49, below Tie Gnai ~ last night WIN SUE ~
~, NJ he session aggregauns Goo p'iSS. ,r, y@rk
70, s--o -Ao south as 10 the progress OF lota I',
az not as satisfactory. perhaps a. coula ne th after-
~ .is ,.-rle Of trade moderate WIN fu"t' -.
,i.r, only about steady. The close Vas i ne,ter
l'.-.4 80, lowest Total sales We're NIUE pettei
a- f5~ the las, Jew DAYS hut not paruCuI".'t rr,y-
.-.,.s ~aoa.r-e al Naw-Orleans were ioI t"' ~,
Ls...- -, Ieies against 323 bales last Week anu
. ~. ,r. last wear A. Houston receipts 10Y &
~. aio % 1859 bales. against o'N ''''S ''0'
e>i bales last year. $500, .,,s,rc lids the
O-cning range and close fo-cav. anu O'os''s ~ ~
-f-N 1.rI71 list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo March 2iCattle FER ne %. ass @ for
four hours 28s? head: total Tor week thus ts ,ss
the same time last week 2e conslsns. dpsDei frm for
good and butchers cattle ,ioW NM 10
yeals - 9xer god to noeg ocker o50
81 Is, canada feeders SO s5as bulls 81 s5a73 900 G
,oa r week thus FAR So ee> for the time last
924sO: consigned through aZto; w snG about
.oSy ' Closed dull and weak with several decks q late
arrivals unTd s G9'S SeTvy 5, @ ps 81
81 Goas3 80: stays 81 ops5 70 sheep "a lambs S
week thu. far 23Oco the time last week = 40
consigned through. 900; to New York o2, on sale'
grades: slow for modocks. with few decks un
sold Prime we9 lambs - o' i,m ' s. g,as S. good
- choice sheep. 81 pasi 49, common TO far >'H
Union socS Yards Chicago. March % -cattle- Re
ceips 1880 head Mark steady To- sr9 F s ao
s. a. cows and bulls 81 75qs3 - calves sos Texans.
81 7ods4 HogsRecepts. la~' nead MsIke' snr0nS,
i% choice mixed 81 asas4 90 ehece assorted q5a
10 s So S. Sa MKT H. ps ssss interior to Choice
s. s0as4 80: LAMBS. 81 73aS5 80 , 80 h,
St Louis Ma nn,iye steers * &gs4 g. native cows
s. 5Gs2 81: Texas steers $" 2S4s$ 80, Texas cows -
- ,,st ayers So 7oasi o. heavy 50 eras sheep
receipts 575 head. Market strong native sheep - 20
EAST Liberty March Cattle steady extra s. 9oa
- a. ~" In s cJ9 81 20 common S3aS3 30; to
90 fa tus and cows, s2@$3 80; heifers 81 OaSi 20
prime medium 81 l5asi 20 good heayy Iorkers - loq
H. light Workers. Sigs+ TO- pigs ~ DaSt hea'N nuss,
- i0gSi To- Iy S 81 2as4 81 prime natives 81
20. good. 81 1854 +o fair mNrd ~ o'St; S1 Nv.
sT %, IS roo lambs 81 sag 80 calves 81 5oas ~
Kansas city. March ='-'nttle IT, 4l'i ns.G.
% scEsTs iS and h fesders s. as, 90 xan
c.yyS and heifers s. ODdSt 49, calves. s5Qs2o Hogs
Ercspts 0.gs head: market steady to Be lower: top
prleo - ~: bulk 81 sales at s3Ps; heavy o"FN;
iIght y aoas o. pigs 81 3oaSS 80 Sheep-Recepts'
. IN Ie,1 mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
~ pUILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE MD

WASHINGTON. "a.
For Philadelphia week DAYS 80 500 200 goo , p"
II 20 DINING carr A. NJ. 1880 200 3:3" 400 ,tSanet
NJ i2I5 night SUNDAYS 4So, go" 1000 II 80 DINING
can A. NJ. 300. i:oo 300 pininS carr T. NJ i-'i'
night. .,.- ,e, ,,vs SEQ 1000
II 20 Dining Can \ NJ. 200 3;30 900 tDlnng Sap
r. ST. i2i5 night. sundays 1000. II ~ DINING Oa'
4 N 90 300 Dining carr =. NJ. III" night -. -.
Tickets and parorcar be secured AZ FOOT OF
Liberty s. ll3 lI2 aG IA. ga 100 l325 t'T2aaway
~ cb Az 81 East 18th 81. ld3 East 18TH ST., 30
West i2lth St. 81 Columbus Az New l9rHii IoaH
Tt Nov York transfer company viii cal FOR and check
tooeaen fr- m hotels residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

oats 1000 bush 22i.c store; No white BUSH 22Hc
track and ungraded white. $1,000 bush. 2.Hm2gc No .
Whltc clipped, 10000 bush private terms export No .
oats quoted 2lhc: No white. 23iac.... BARLEY Mar
@ Ssll puiet. quoted Feeding 2ia.c Buffalo opening
ma,uns ,s'p42c as 10 quality. RYE Market quiet
curious STATE ip'sm4l track. No Western. 31fi
York all rail.
The quotations day closing prices for the previous
Day and closing prices for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
so,,rt,rRN COTTON MARKETS.

,,,.os,o, March 2l-Coton quiet and steady md
,,', iGr. low m.ddling. q II l6c, good ordinary
81 Gc net and gross receipts hNo' "eS' S''eS' -''
saynnnah March 24.Cotton quiet; mlddling, csc low
and gross receipts. lS6 bales: exports
ll,,'astv,ire > 100. sales ca. stock. ~ 3|'
Nor,,ik 2i-tpttOn steady, midilins, .'sc low
,ttir~ a.. good ordinary. l6c, net and gross re-
ript 3o5 bales exports coaswse. 1,i sales "I stoch
New orleans March 2i.-couon quiet: midd'ns
- tc i,w mddling etc; good ordinary 6i,c. net and
cross receipts bales exports 70 Great britain, +Vlo
=, the Continent a. $50 sales. 5000 stocA go oU2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
SHORE R.R.

Trans leave " i2d 81. STATION. \. y. fooWs. and
II m earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
ZERO A NJ Daily. Local Bunalo.
o.IS A NJ Daily for Albany. Ttca. syracuse. Roches-
Ter punaio Niagara Fans. Toledo. Cleveland. Chicago
II;:,5 A NJ paly. except sunday, 10 Ca,ssil Noun
t"1ns Ncw-Paltz Lakes MohOnk and MinnswasNa,
Albany Utica saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Psror
car 10 Albany.
o.vo y n Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse.
Rochester Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
,yeyelnnd Chicago and -. Louis.
7,t5 NJ Daily, except sunday for Syracuse koches-
-. - n naily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester,
e"naio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chi.
cago and 81 Louis.
Time tables Al principal hotels and Offices
q T. LAMBERT. General Passenger AgenI
- ! Nanderbil,-svs. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
fAn.h-aci,e c.a used exclusyelyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after January y. 1871.
rr,frg toa,a e,a,fo-, foot ~ liberty II


Four tracks. Automatic Block S;gnals
on and after January - ls'i, %
Trains leave station foot n Liberty - A.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch nisa' sH
4 20 1.l5 9:iO Ui:iJ Eastorb a NJ. l:lo LOU 80"
q 20 70 Easton,. 5:45 100 70 Aentown = NJ suhuaS~
80 (7:i5 % Easton) A. NJ. i@O. 80 +. u. ~
For wllkesharre Piits'on and scranton ''io A. me
l:IO 80 4:l5 7. VI. SUNDAYS 40 \, ~ ~ =, ,.n
$50 500. 10. l0tF, " ~ \ ~ ~"
tsys 40 NJ 200 800 500 $40 p. NJ. 1918 night,
FOR Harrisburg at $50. SEQ. a:io. 80 A N. LIN
30 400 800 80 =. NJ. 1919 night suhoays' 10"
A. NJ 90 $40 p. NJ. IL II night 30 e.co
Fo- sunbury I<vsburg and W.lamsport. AZ 49, ~
oo A. NJ, ilo $780, 900 p NJ Sundays -" A. NE
500 7. VI. ~ ,o,rr
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, 'o.
For Red Dark Long Branch. Asbury PARK oss s
Grove and points south TO Point, Pleasant t3. ~
iO.t5 A NJ 1870 1:i5 $40 to Rod Bank,. $40. t.to
59s SIS p NJ sundays stops a. interlahen or Asoufy
' w For LAKEWOOD.
40 1895 \. NJ. l:i5 $40 4io 0;"s Saturdays on'V
r'r Toms River R,rnera, Park ard Bsrnesat $50
l0.4j A. VI. 50 go T. NJ ,oo
For Atlantic City vine:and ard Bridse''n '"' a IL
For Monmouth Beach. sesab,ght and Histl19hs.
NavAsink. $50. $50 l".t NJ - i'f'' '-'' W.
~ SUNDAYS \ NJ. 400 i. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for o Ine p lrp
\ mo rarei,ed m their Uptown Ofice. No. az hioa
Xav "a door north 3ls ST.. until . oc.oen p M
,,rytiserents received the following bfanSh
,eguiar ofrce rates until o'clock m W.; % S.i
,ye . cor 23d-s. i52 9th ave. cor "a cc,h
81 49,, ard ian 81, i42 Coluulbusave near w 'St "oo-
- loo west i2d 81 9Th " East ~ 81
We, i2+- St between 7th and sh ayes i' ~ GOA 81
st. s3S 3iare between 10Th and ,,te Bot st. go S5o ~
go rsar Clsi 10S lst-aye near Ntl ST NV 90
sy. near iis, st.: l5i 3d-ave.: 2l0 lneecker 90 ~
rI.cte zoos "a ave: 24O East 10Th 81: ~ 81
aH, Gao "a ave. Amsterdam tO2 West va ~
lis East ION 1t 2o3 East ieth st: so pm sc,L :,
600 proaiwav. 5G2 ID ave. 800 sth-ave; LIE ~ ~.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-04
STORING FURS.
Dealers Advice to Women Who
Wish to Keep Their Fur Gar
ments Intact During the Warm
Weather-Easy to Care For Them
at Home.

Yes, furs are easy enough to keep
| during warm weather. a man we'll
known as a dealer and storer of furs
affirmed the other day, when ap-
preached on the subject :" If ladies
would only use a few simple prevent
ives, they could keep them at home as
well as we can in our storerooms. Of
course a fur garment is better hung
up than folded away in a box or trunk.
First, because there is less danger of
crushing and wrinkles, second, because
moths can be more readily seen at their
work. The best plan is to select a dark
closet, and have it papered all over, top
and bottom, with tar paper. AS its
surface is sticky, it should be covered
with second coat of paper, to prevent
the clothes coming in direct contact
with the tar. For this second coat |
find newspaper as good as anything
that can be used. Perhaps the smell of
printers ink helps the tar do its work.
or it may be because newspaper is
porous, and allows the tar odor to come
through more readily. Before hanging
in this closet, all garments both fur
and wool, should be carefully beaten
with a slender cane. Here is the great
secret of keeping furS. II is in cleaning
them before they are put away If a
HiOlu VI d 1iiOtA cSS CUES INTO the closet
with them, the damage is only partially
prevented. While the egg will hatch.
the moth only lives for a short while,
and cannot increase, but during that
brief life l have known these little in
sects to spoil the beauty Of an elegant !
garment. So the greatest care should |
be taken to beat and comb furs clean !
before storing them away For this !
purpose a fur comb should be used. OIL. !
a slender strong that mil Il,
the skin itself. The safest plan is to I
remove the garments from this closet |
about once a month, and give them a I
thorough beating. Some persons hang
them in the sun on these occasions. be- /
lieving that the sun destroys moths
and moth eggs, while, as a matter of
fact, it matches the eggs, and, like any
other heat, makes the moth thrive
Where only a chest or trunk or, as is
sometimes the case, only a pasteboard
box. is to be had, then the management
Is different. After the cleaning process.