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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
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DELAW ARE, LACkAW ANiNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Station. in New York foot Bnrclay and GnrstOpeA
VFSTIBTT,E TRAINS, PULLMAN BuFrEi ''
PINTSCH LIGHT. ,,o,roi
s,oo u-ptNGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
stations. - ,co >rOS prNG-
UANrOT OWEGO ITHACA. ELMlRA. SiKAN ,r,
and oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parl9r Is a..
connecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago anu p''
,..z.,huiod =.
I 800 r. NJ (dailv-Chicago and Buffalo NestiDu , ,,rp
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and fl''liin ~
pullman Buffet Parlor Cars 10 Elmira through s 81,
ing cars and day coach Chicago arriving az 40 r
NJ. next day. ....-z..r,- 49,, pr va
400 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and fLi VI
9th EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars. .--,
-OO p NJ Cdaily)-CHICAGO and BUFFALO NI.sIt
RULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON B H.
HAMTON. ELMIRA. BUFFALO THROt" GU ~ rr r. r.,
SLEEPING CAR New York 10 Chicago. DINING 'a'
west Of Buffalo. . ..,r.es pt.trv,N
$40 p Cdaily)BuFrAIo EXrRESs, , P6 lhT Fl y
MIRA BATH MOT nj MORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
irving a Buffalo 500 a NJ ~,, .>,.ro> prxc-
D,aO r. ~ Cdaily)-Bt-FFAl.o sCRANIoN' ,. BISH
UAMTON OWEGO ITHACA BTMIRA. UIioA.
SYRACUSE and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buhe'
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS y. AZ AZ
HENRY GAZE SONS Ltd. il3 Broadway, ~ tsrN
place 40 o42 Broadway Tickets at cry sta!ID
iii Fourth ave- Twelfth st. 81 West one nun
bred and Twentyhfh ST. 235 Columbus ave Now 9 r
S3s and 72S Fulton and lo6 Broadway brooklyn lime
table giving full Information at all stations .
WEsTCOTTs EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call Tor ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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THE FOX WAS TREED.
A CURIOUS INCIDENT IN THE RADNoR HUNT.

A CURIOUS INCIDENT IN THE RADNoR HUNT
From The Philadelphia Ledger
The Radnor Hunt club the finest equipped hunt
son riding after It's pack Of American-bred and
Amercan-trained hounds They had grand hunt
December %, and chased reynard so hard tnat ne
ran thirty feet up n sloping tree ana remained
there until Huntsman Marsh Altemus called the
hounds OFF and gave him chance for start on
second
The sun had Just broken through the clouds
when Huntsman Altemus turned fifty Of the pick
OF the kennel loose for the days chase The hounds
eager for the run. Twenty hunters. mouhle i,, on
cropped and prancing tnoroughbredS, were holulng
a tight rein their mounts. ready Tor. the "ord
The hounds were taken ont to the Barrens, and,
passing them started a fox al Saw Mil Hill IN
Radnor The chase then led At terrlnc pace over
a stretch Of fair going to Darby Creek across the
Enge farm then up to the creek through the clyde
and Ellis properties and across inc NIodLrey anu
George Harrison farms. In Radnor. The chase was
very warm here and growing exciting Reynard
made almost a complete turn about IN order to 1901
the hounds. He took across the Iryon Lewis .Hos
farm with the pack close on his heels. and then
into the thick woods on the farnaH farm; 10 Ne"-
town Township. The pack was baying loudly as
they entered the woods. but a minute latei the
music ceased. The hunters came riding up ana saw
the hounds running about In silence. as II IN a
oIandnry as 10 where the trail had gone The trail
seemed to lead nowhere but the puzzle was ex-
pained when one Of the hunters pointed 10 the
object Of the chase perched some thirty feet up on
the forks Of a partly fallen tree. Reynard In taxing
the tree had leaped up the trunk tully seveh les'
from the ground and the hounds lost the traii en-
tirely The hounds saw the FOX when pointed OUT
by the hunters and wild in their attempts TO
The hounds. however quickly obeyed the com
mand Of the huntsman to come on. ana WIien
,aken hack some distance into the woods the fox
came quietly down the tree OF his own accord ana
was given a five minutes start He seemed 70 ne
ran very fast taking TO earth with plenty to spare
n haIf-hour later the Ennis farm. In Newtowh'
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York February -. 1880
BEANS AND PEAS-TAere little jobbng trade
day In domestic white beans and prices for such
held steady very choicest lots commanding
outside figures Red kidney had few sales Tor export
al 81 70 and be fairly steady though
there plenty u goods 10 te had that Otfer
varieties unchanged in tone price Green peas
held with decided strength. hu' the movement Is not
large quote: Beans marrow. 1898. choice per bush.
81 Ij0s1 47z DO medium. 1898 choice. 81 30GS 81 y
30 pea 1898 choice 81 25Gs 27is 40 red kidney. 1898
choice 81 G7zdS1 10 do white kidney. 1885 choice 81 -
lisi 90 90 yellow eye. 1895 choice 81 42IQsi ~. ID
MACK turtle soup 1895 choice 81 65Gs 10 do lima
f1rnia 81 p QS2 80 peas bbs 81 90 Gsl o. DO
bags ga. cat1 DO Scotch bDls. 81 OIhnsl TO- do bags
81 O2a4Sl q -, g.. o, nj.
kgs an Increase q COCO pEgs over last week but
MS is accounted by the fact that there good
many double shipments IN this week the stock being
a.Ioyea hy the recent storms. Trnde mod
ers,e but there seemed Doe rHther moro doing than
nsnsi for Saturday. and prices fairly sustained
Vossihv the tone fhe weaker resulting from the
fact that receivers not effected quite close
cea ,ce as they would have liked Most II the fancy
fr-sh creamery si selling NJ ~ but occasional lots
are being shaded a tte on" two sales n fancy
June creamery reported this morning AT lsGlsac
etse dairy shows change In tone price The West
EN- pacflngs rng quiet AZ the moment but values
are prety well sustained Olf butter without change.
Fxnorfs for the week 564G pkgs. We quote:
Creamery Western per n, PC DO nrss 2On21c;
DO thirds seconds 18Q Iec Do State fancy 2iQ2 nc;
DO nrss 1914 a2Oi1c thirds seconds 1G1l9c state
dairy half nrkn tubs fancy 2Og2lc do hrsts isni0s;
tubs fancy 40 nrsts is1l0c. State dairy.
tuba seconds 1Cgi7c: DO thirds Hgi5c. Western imlta
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. - - ,.,,o..
Trains leave Grand Central Station as iolloas'
$40 A.. M.-Daily except sundays Inc t,Igus
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LImli ~ y. +, ~
Fastest train In the World Due BuIaio' 80 ne.
Niagara Falls. 532 =. NJ; Toronto OOO !. 81 Nv
troit. lilo r. NJ Limited 10 It's seating GapsSl,y,
S45 A MAST MAIL. Daiy-For Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and Cleveland e.,.. ror
1870 A.. NJ DAY EXPRESS except s S, ,o,nts
Buffalo and all important New YORK S'ate are, p S'tIf
100 =. VI soUVIvEsTERN LfMlTEp anp c,ncih-
CAGO SPECIAL. Daly-For Columbus I'M"
natl Indianapolis St Louis. Detroit and Cnicaso. 81.
$50 p. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SIT. IA" '''
Sunday. stops at important stations, o, hour
5.3O +. Make SHORE LIMITED p y C,aareleni
~ train % Chicago. via Lake Shore Due C lev ia
7:.J A NJ due Chicago 4:30 = NJ sleep'nb III"
q. OO p MmwF'sTERN EXPRESS Dsiy-F9Sr Nisssra
Falls. Toronto Cleveland detroit ann l"r Troy
R15 y M-NORTHERN EXPRESS. DaiIy...rw i'oS'
~ Montreal and except Seturdays. for o,s uD vo>
no r MEADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MoN
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. eor,-trursrERS
$40 r; M-BUFEAL0 A Hu1a,6 Niagara Fails.
C.leveiand cincinnati rrdianapois and -, I<,ns,
O.15 p M-PACIFIC EXPRESS. Daly-f0r a Os''' "S
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland .hlc| at,,n ,ood
cept Saturday FOR Cane Eincrnr nnu wv FOR Chicago
nights Chicago sleepers leave at o;i''
HARLEM pIVISiON . Sunday 20
OI5 a. NJ. and 3.55 M.na nn e.P'
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Finsch Ldght -,o, Station
Ticket and Wagner Offices at GranG o,9 proaSwev
2s5 Columbus Ave 81 West 18th ST. l225 oe -; 81
and i3sh 81 station New York 23s and IZo fu'on ~
and iO9 broadway. F.. D. Brooklyn -, g., ,.oy York
Telephone 27oO Thirty eighth street ioI =, w resi~
dcnce by Express Company r.,no~ Agent,
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Nk-n--
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now EAGAN FEELS.
From The Chicago Journal.

From The Chicago JournaI
Suppcse your employer. II you are fortunate
enough 10 have one. should come TO you and say;
You are guilty OF conduct unbecomng plumber
,or stone mason or bank clerk or real estate
agent or whatever your occupation might be)
You viii not be permitted to work for me for SIX
vears and | shall compel you additional punish
,ncnt 70 draw your pay regularly each month
Your allowance for stationery is cut of. as you
"a, ~, re.d anv stationery, but you have to accept
Tho rest of your salary. Go and loaf Get ont Of
nv sight Go to West Baden. Hot Springs, Sunny
S;,te park anywhere. that calls the fore
man n lar around here has 10 take a vacation at
my expense" .,, - D., -,
That's the way Eagan feels.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 25-Cotton quiet mdlnP GNc. low
rniadling 57c good ordinary Ssc Receipts 32iG bales
exports the Continent i1E bales: coastwise. Fac
bales sales. - bales, stock 1888 balea
Baltimore. Feb Re ion nominal middllng exc
low mlddling lice: good ordinary. 7lGc Gross
ceipta bales exports coastwise 100 bales. stock
2OGI2 bales
savannah. Feb. 25-Coiton quiet. midllng. n -iGc
low middlng 3 lie Receipts l.Ol2 bales. sales 81
bas stock 5000 bales.
Memphis Feb Cotton quiet and steady. mding
&C. low mlddllng Sac good ordinary. BIC Net receipts
9ij bales LAP bales shipments 1852 bales sales
300 bales. stock. 1905 bales
ST. Louis. Feb. % Cotton steady; mdiing O lice
low riddllng. l6c, GOOD ordinary 5sc Nri receipts
~ O0l bales.
New Orleans. Feb Cotton quiet: middling &C. low
middlinR. 5hc good ordinary. &c Net receipts 50OC
bales gross G2l5 bales. exports - Gren Britain 1890
bnes. 70 the Continent. ~ bales coastwise lGi bales
sales. $50 bales. stock. 3si.Gi7 hales
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Vow York. Fehruary %. lS9e.

~
COFFEE-The market for Brazilian conee iutu t Or
..aaAIer and Tor SATURDAY session, was active On
The ca only 500 bags August c. changed HANDS, 1
,btn ~ minutes after call sales had reached lu
hays and an advance Of 20 lo points haa been sec
The total the dav 200 bags me H.
MAS finally net advance II '''.
noi1fs There was cons lieraile local buying- MaIcI
iiov5aflon seemed spent its force anoueh sle
s0o hngs March notices were issued TINS uotn'ns;
,bev were promptly stopped. however and 90 was "u
~ blocks q March contracts by brokers supposed D
he operating FOR the hull interest There were n canes
f-,,n RIO end Santos on ~ q holiday eNctl'inh
a cable from Rio making receipts AZ that poft lVV'"
Rags 4 considerable part q fo-doNs fransactlohs "'s
Z, 10 ,say ~ switching March May % points ana
- DECEMBER at 20 points Havre cables reported hg
change Hamburg cables opened 1. pfg lower hut IA'el
recovered a little The feature OF local statistics was
e,,l o. oO bags This contributed steady feeling o.
spot supplies IN the open market whch rei.t'n t
quoted on the basis G2sc for No RIO invoice lots ana
&C. fo- ohhng parcels steamer Gre'ian Prince arrived
al Ncv-York with 700 bags Rio.
The range OF contract prices local market to-day
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NAVAL STORES.

fairly steady frrlDz prevailed In H. naval store
market although demand moderate Prices were on
he basis o.: YESTERDAY, At the close spirits
turp.ntine quiet. INT sttadv rosin quiet low
grades and STEADY medium and pale qualities. Tar
closed very quief. Quotations blow:
TAR-Rrgu4rs 81 10 Oh bhls. - l2ie
SPIRITS TTRTE%T1NE- 4CG41l1c
RDSIN-C0fp.r. q, good strained. 81 30. +. 81 31u
81 40 + 81 -. o. 70. H. 81 co. T. 81 -. *. 81 -
81 81 90 y. s. 70. W g. s. -. " ". s. s"pS3
STOCK
Spirits tuIcntnr. z,tt DDS
Tar l.0[p DDS
Charleston. Feb 25.-TurpertIHe market firm. l3'4c.
Pcsin steady. unchanged.
Savannah Feb 25-spirits turpentine hrm safe sales,
q bls Resin the advance. sales go bills.
celps. 229i quoted: \. - 6. u. T. +. 81. O. 81 60.
H. 81 %. l. 81 30. K 81 80. NJ. 81 -. y. - - W g..
81 u. " ". s. %
wilmington Feb 25-spiriis iurIFntine steady 43's y
4ic: receipts Rosn firm. 9Ol95c receipts. IS
hbls Crude iurpeniine unchanged. Tar firm 81
IL blls
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1b.re was An active demand and prices weiv
strong at further advance o. 6loc sales oek lots
81 dOqs3 50 mixed 81 G5aS3 90 buehers 81 o o1er
lights So 06d.3 OH pigs 81 29ds3 10 Inc hs s being
ing, ~ sheep cold NJ unchanged prices sneeP 49,
auotabie at 81 Goasl CO. yearngs - as+ g. ana 1c5
81 5odti ~ for poor TO prime Hooks i'ec''P'S '
head hogs 1900. sheep. 1.o+p ~ ..-..,
Cincinnati. Feb 25.-Hoss active Us S9gsS9' remiS
steady 81 jpTs5 sheep steady. " SuS a. i
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paan a Y Sa co. .u a * SpF
g. 3S & as L 3" gas RToE s &C. srs
81 20 No spring wheat IS lac No spring wheat
S5slG7c: No red 72zq79iec. No corn 80 %0$5 &c.
yellN corn. 35sq36c clover contract grade 81 TO-
No 2 oats n sa27Ac. No white. 30a3lc; No white
oa d3Oi.c No > rye 5Gi.c; No barley. 4lq0lc No !
faxse-d 81 1874 Northwest, 81 ls'. prime timothy seed
loo N IS 3oqS5 32is short sides loose. 81 eog$4 so
dry alted shoulders boxed 4i.a4hc short clear SIDES
gal 81 90 sugars unchanged the Produce Exchange
today butter vas dull and eosy creameres
:0lf32c Cheese steady; creamery. 9&aloitc
Cincinnati. Feb 2j.-Four quiet Wheat hrmer No 2
easier; No miSei. 2oc. Rye steady; No &c Butter
strong
Milwaukee Feb. Wheat dull No Northern. Iaitc;
No Northern. 7lG72c. Rye higher; No 2 o7hc Barley
steady: No 3 50c. sample 43A.a49sc.
Minneapolis Feb. 25.-wheat weak: February. 7o%c
NY T "a H5 sy N or iTSGH So aai
Philadelphia. Feb 25w Wheat quiet. but nm; contract
grade February. 76fa77c. Corn strong and &c higher
February ag d39isc oats dull and Unchanged No 2
white clipped 3G.c No do $685. Nc: No : mixed
clipped 34is d35c Butter steady fancy Western cream
2Sc do prints Eggs rTn frssh s6 ms3rDy SSc
Cheese unchanged Refined sugars steady Receipts
Flour 1000 bbls and l79o socks wheat go Pusn
corn I4sco bush CATS LOO bush h,sS
ST. Louis Feb 25-Flour inactive. UNCHANGED W 1,
7Gc July 7o{. a7Oac. No hard. e7aGsc Corn s'eady
351c oats steady No cash. 23c; February. &r May.
2ssc; July 2,Sc; No 2 white 3oisaSlc. Bran strong
ioa2Sc. dairy iaai7,sc. Eggs lower 2sc.
Toledo Feb. 25-wheat dull weak; No cash, 14c;
May. 75c asked Corn dull easy 10 ys d s;essy
40 2 &c bid C1overseed active seadier prime cash,
s. IS old. 81 s211, new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
rnlltnC upland quoted exc miIllrg Gulf Gao.
compared with Ice and 9-igc respectively
ago. Sales ~ bales consumption spot cot
the South Quotations The basis II mldiNng)
tclegraphed to the Exchange follows Galveston
quiet. CSC. New-Orleans quiet. &c Mobile quiet ana
STEADY. SIC savannah quiet l3 16c: g. rest0n quiet
b7sc bid Wilmington firm &C., Norfolk steady &C. Bal
nominal tiac J. lGc lower Norfolk steady Csc.
Memphis quiet anu steady &C. Augusta quiet and steady.
exc ST Louis steady & lie Receipts M New orleans
10. Monday officially estimated be $3.50 % 300
bales 6l40 bales and lG0ll as'
year Mondays receipts Houston estimated
1900 20o bales. against 3l26 last week and 379s last
year
Receipts az The ports and interior points @ day com
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-nY rEr.EGRApu

Chicago. Feb 25-Not enough cattle received to
make market, and prices mostly nominal at
quotations Sellers call prices 5G25c lower than
a week ago while the range IL unusually wide n few
beef selling 50 fba&3 * and A
limited number Of prime offerings gons for 50 7OQS5 S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

further heavness developed on the curo ~ne hA a.
ranged from 7stc Il e-l6c. closing at .H Wanils
O'Clock Besides continued Apprehension oNs. ,y ad
outlook the market was influenced uulhs ~ ,a,r orer-
vance by good St buying that ABSORBED ls - -,
ings on foreign and whatever local Wen uas
ale after the opening This Southwestern deiiiu
although the weather map did not have particularly
ish look as snowfall noted In many S'Hl'H
poratures unusually severe. Il was ~ NAV
ihnn on Friday IN Far Northwest ana mr..
have been this would reach ulc
before Monday Intimation OF more vigorous hn carly
along export also an inciaent % ~, r.rI,e1
strength here About IL loads were taken 10Y - Ia
kingdom and more would have been done " VIZ
exceri for The exorbitaHt premiums beint t,niJa,
Liverpool futures closed about uhchsdtcu io,.r ana
Parts wheat was points up hour 10 pon,s 'isnaches
Antwerp franc higher. Late Na"I"la ri over
cat,nc1 that farmers were than ever alarm.n
,ba ,rou,h outlook Estimates were for worm S"I
mems Of about 100000 bush on Monday enu SUI 80,
uncertain over visible supply statement o,.d at
o,er MAY Z d h spot. ana &c
y xor,berr Duluth MAY 49,. 4 phN- fI,,"P
- adv,,ce in this market followed near
Inv realizlnc and partial loss Win iast -, -
~ 80 tho n,evious day Probable adjustment Oh
,,r, ra,es was an early factor Of seadlncSs IN III
nec;ion with strength OF wheat ana 40 go, n ~,
the Liverpool market About 80 oahs Weic - corn
nor, Al All ports 1t stqted that two cargot ,,,
p,,nrsofv old grain arrived in Liverpool uuhN 'h
ToH York I'm hot condition suggesting MINI, haa
,,r, corn This IS not the fret time thst ldNeIPo' 10
made complaint about the quality OF ~ rrrt busj-
hos countless Influenced 10 some extent we 49,, ia
sos M Tho curb Nav ranged from 4l'.c 70 81 o.
LASTING ar dc bid at O'Clock. No corn Quo.eu az %
over chicago May price for OLD ana sc ov. ea5V 30
oats closed al Csc: No oats. "a NC 40 5eIt 8aoc
v.h,e 3ec track mixed 35d3Gc track whi,e, 90
%o ? white clips 37iec Rl Z MafAed ooo,t.
;Ts,,rr &c % b anoat No Western. Csc o aIos''
state rye CSC New York. CARROTS ai,,re
WarS., am Feeding 47a4si7c New-forK' IMMUNE
~ Q6lc delivered New-Iork
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal u-ed exclusively.
FG s,ar '5asT ia q tsery f e.
and South Ferry. Whitehall s..
I'VE minutes earlier than thar given below FOR Liberty
except when nsted ,..,.r,A-.s.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
400 73 a;i9 a 20 ~ y ., = E.;'on 10 as
Z 90 to Ea si'G A. ~ 10 $50 $50 '''
For Wikesbayre s pis,on s4d scranton 40
For Reading and Harrisburg a, 400 'i3o 7:s. .
1000 1870 70 Reading A ". 30 40 200 :,
M g 30 TO R Rsan l. ST. 100 l25 $50 SO
for sanou.y. Leyiss hug and waism:g2.' =; :.
.iso A. NJ. 100 r. GG ,,, Ro, ,2lF night
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. As5uy Pars o.,
G52ye and nd PGps ss 5 20 5' oay F' Rd Bs5
40 s 9I 70 Ee4 s Ra5 80 n =, Il n Esa ss'
Df FoT A 4 HsGaad. 80 SO l2o Al
''So' f'''S' ''' ron LAKEWOOD. 49, ~
'i:3O. $50 lG.l5 A. NJ. Las. $40 40 P ~ =
da For Ls S>cS :iao $50 ioi5 A NJ rs $40
P VI Sundays. '1oI5 \. " s.o ~ =,
80 20 P. II sundays. .io:i5 4 NJ .,,.
For Atlantic city. vine.ard and Brtseton' '4So Al
F FoT r Monmouth Beach seas-ss a7t Hss y
SUNDAYS 600 4. NJ 100 VI
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wAsEN
TON.
From foot f Liberty s.
Week days - 80. 500. 1000. III 80 dining SAP Al
100 30 900 Royal Blue Limited 900 i D5as =
600 p ". l2l5 mdt sundays .i89 1000 y,
Dining Car A. NJ. l:90. 300 Royal Blue Lmrll :
Dining carr 600 = N 1913 mdt Adduonal trans
philadelphia week DAYS -. 900 4. NJ, 3Sl ~ 4
100 900 =. NJ Sundays. 900 \. NJ, 100 7. u
md foot % lalel-.
Whitehall St 49, liz 26l. i3i 944. l.2si S.5 ~
way. 49, 9th ~. 81 = lith ~. 1913 East i3ta ~
VS., 10Th ~, 25l Columbus Az. Naw York. q
:, SEQ Fulton 81 Brooklyn: O. Broadway VIVA
burg The y. Y Transfer Co. wi. call f'r and Z"
baggage from hotels or residences 20 destination.
.From Liberty -. only.
+From South Ferry AZ 5.25 p. "
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RAILROADS.
udlIr0dO6
Den NSYLVANliI
7AILROAn

RAILROAD-
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third street a., .
Drosses and Cortlandt streets '"'
=. ~ The leaving time from DesoFos.es and Corr.
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given b.ls,1
100 A: VI. FAST MAiL-..Pulman Buffet PAD, /.
S Ss% f %6 caches TO ''SSF S S's car P's
80" FAST XIV r INH 1Sd 4Gasysas
Compartment Sleeping, Dining. Smoking and ~
tion Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Chez
-aa'I.aPMu cAfi T'.Sl ASb ST. LOUIS Exp,,
For Nashville via cinc!nnatD. Indianapolis. c.
$50 =. VI. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE chc.u
Ioef.. s " oSI@arIyW5ST2EEsTERN EXPRESS
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville. Ihisn.'
7.4o :. VI, PACIFIC E;xpREsss.mro. rl,,.ssr, ,
s.a2 i. VI. NAIL. AND EXPREsss. -PqII@sis- !,
Sleeping Car New York 20 Altoona: Eas, Lbery Is
burg w * a'I,. AID TnE sotT r s'
@ 81 s 70 80 ~ o ns s11 III L H III PPs2.
Dining Cars. 40 Dining carr. 40 Dining Can
NJ i2 ns9, sgnday s2 'I Io i e Gqsaa,
Dining Carp. 40 dining csr). 40 Dining Car. )
oITrHiiERN RAiLWAY.-"Florida Limited" mn,
weekaay' GSPress 20 p nj i3o' sisht fa
p. m. week days. Express. O. 20 A. ~ and so
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY P n ~,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-55, =,
week DAYS and 80 p m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.--l.50 ,. n. week days CDe,sr..s
Cortlandt Streets 2 10 ?. NJ Through Nesrbulei n,
Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach. and Cors,
Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i2.50 p week DAYS.
Long Branch. Asbury Park dn;eraken. sundays D,
Grove and Point Pleasant Nrum West TTea'y,.
street station. $50 a. m. II -. 3 -. and 40 !,
Sundays. o % a. m. 80 =. m. m. 20 Destr'sss. |
Cortlandt Streets. . 10 a. m 100, 80 ard $40 !,
Sundays. 945 n. m. > - 3.
FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
Olo 20 $50. so. $50. go go feGna Llnit,. 3
Dining carr. 1850 Dining carr. 40 a, n. II
80 go. $50. 20 10 dining 'an. 40 d
oar, $50 dining carr 30 $50 p M i2g 4,
sundays Q 10 : 20 $50 go $50 l,mlieil. go X
Dining carr a. m. 800. 50 Dining 'ar. 40 4,
Dining car. so dining car 80 dining Car 4
T,cke, once. Nos iGi. ga lias 1893 III. a..
broadway; ! Aston House Wesf THenty-thir :,
station: and stations foot u Usst-ossas and c9tY
Streets Court street NGO Fulton street. q BRAD
and Pennsylvania Annex star o. rl0s.yn. s,1a
Jersey civ The New York Transfer C0mpary ,
call for and check baggage from hotels and Tss.e
through TO destination.
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth stree," for Penn,ylvs
Railroad Cab Service
J. q. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager General Passr 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

The Chronicle" also states that there has been de-
cded imprpy weather conditions the South
during the last and that while preparations for the
crop under districts. upon the whole
farm work : very backward.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
dull sales 1900 bales speculation and export 30. Amer
team. 600, receipts. 500. american. leo. mddlng
upland II S2d Futures opened quiet sellers al Ga
decline Closed quiet a. ~ Gig2-05d net decline Feb
ruary 3l7'sb; February March. 3l7i4b: March April
3l7Hb: April-May. 3lsi.s MAJ 3ltb. JuneJuly.
si9i.b; July August 82olss; August sePtem6ea 82cb
September October. 2V october November 2os No
vember- December 33,s Decemoer-Januar. 3 EOS
FLOUR AND MEAl~-Only few small sales
TRANSACTED IN -four but owing % early strength ~ wheat
the market closed with fairly firm underone. Spring
paens 50 95Ts4 81 winter sraights SO GJ1 ~ TO-
pa,erts 81 750s4 spring clears 81 lOQS3 -
No winter 81 750s2 So: winter 81 60:
grade 81 ca uSl 10 arrive: buckwheet 81 %
$50. RYE FLOCR-Dul. Quoted Good 20 fair. 81 l5d
g. az choice fancy. s. 4Oqs3 Is .CORNMEAIs-
btead,. quoted; Kiln-iried. 81 l5QS2 % brand
80: BAG MEAI<-Flrn. Quoted Fine white 95c hne
yellow. Socusl; coarse sos MlFEED- STEADY.
quoted Spring bran. bulk. $40 sscxs TO arrive. 2o n.
SIG 50Qs7 sacks. spot. SIC 5OgSlG u;
bran $40 5ONsls latter white fine. slGasl6 b. middngs
SIC goa as 50 city feed. sl74s7 JO hominy chop SIG
oimesl s26uS27.
GfAiN-wHEAT-Ma looked quite strong IN the
wheat market to-day until May reached lac in Chicago
and Tssc here. when volume Of selling orders en-
counered that more than supplied the demand and
pronounced setback which left mai official quotations
eaTy 40 net lowe and the undsrone rather still