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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
POLO
BRIGHT pROSPECTS FOR THE
 SPORT IN THIS CITY.

stnte Polo M.eting-The Alterations at
 tho Rink-Prospects for Amateur
 G"mes hm0mgst tho Local Shops.
 In less than a month lovers of the great Winter paStime will once more Wend their way to Bowling hall to wit ness the New Haven Blues make a oold bid for the championship pennant or l899-l9OO. The Blues will virtually De represented by the same crack play CTS that played last season with sev- eral new faces as substitutes. The rushers will be the cracker jack pair. George D. Bone, Jr., and Whipple, with the renowned Billy Leydon at his old position of center Bill Whiting will again occpy his place at back and the goal will be in charge of the inimitable Charlie Lations, The team will this season be in charge of w. Aufort, whose well known experience in hand ling teams should be of great service 10 the club. MT. Aufort says nothing but frst-class play will count this season and that each and every mem- Der will be reqired to play in champion ship form and that the play will be thoroughly scientific. That Is to say, team play, and not individual play will be the order. The alterations at the rink are now nearly completed and they are of such sweeping methods that few will be able to recognize the old place on the opening night. Every thing possible has been done for the comfort and safety of the many pat rons of the game and all will be de- ligheted with the vast improvements made, The first game will in all prob- ability be played on the evening of the 24th of October, and the hour will be changed from g o'clock to S:30, which will be a decided improvement and will enable those living on the out skirts of the city to get home shortly after 10 o'clock. Charles E. Larom the president, will look after the inter- ests of the club. A meeting of the directors of the National League will be held in this city on Sunday, Octo- Der 1. An amateur league will be formed amongst teams from the various shops in the city and the games will be played before the professional game, one admission will cover both contests. A meeting of representatives from the amateurs was held at the rink Tuesday night, w. Aufort presiding, when mat ters pertaining to the interest of the league was talked over. All were league would be success. At a fu ture meeting arrangements for the season will be completed.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Room & cttv Ia,

Room 8. City Hall,
 New Haven, Conn, September 25, 1Se9. office until o'clock D. m. October 5, 1899, for the making of Manuscript Copy of Real Estate Transactions for the year ending October 1st, 1890.
 A sample of said work will be shown, and any information concerning same will be furnished on application. No proposal vii. be received after the time specified, and the right to reject any and all bids is re- ser, ed.
 By order of he Board of Assessors, s2J lot E. F. MERRILL. President.
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Opening. Highest. Lowest auotnt,on,

On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince Whlte.y. Brokers 15 Center Street, New Haven.
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RUSSIAN LIBERALITY.

On the Black Sea steamers and at the railway stations throughout the Rus sian empire it is the same cuisine much superior to that of European countries and prices considerably more moderate. Two years ago l took a great Englishman, at his own desire.
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Gitu Advertisements.
 Committee on Railroads and
 Bridges.

1hc Committee on Railroads and Bridges wili meet In Room H, City Hall. Thursday September 2S 1889, at 6 p. m, when the following matters will be considered:--
 kesolltion de manner of running trolley cars on sylvan avenue.
 Resolution requiring the Fair Haven and Westville R. R, Co. to connect its tracks in 'yhuch street with it's tracks on Chapel strecrt and to pave the intersection of Church and Chapel streets with vlt.ified bick,
 n0i:led to attend anr be heard thereon witb- out further notice. Per order
 WALTER F. WALSH, Chairman. Attest: JAMES E. MARTIN, so1 -t Assistant City Cleik.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28

We buy and sell on commission all secur- ities dealt in on the New York Stock Ex- change. Also Grain, Provisions and Gotten.
 Connected by private wire with New York, Chicago, Baltimore and Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

ssgss 20 No winter Sc 7Sss2 50 extra , No
W' RYE i TLouRw Re sf'a oao,ea Good q a
g 2S choice to fancy. 81 Soasa SO .. .coRNMbAi-
BAG MfAIe-wook. ouoed Fine whit ese nne ye
Spring bran bulk SIC 25aSle 70 sacks to arrive eco ~
se aoase 49, sacks spot sie 5caS. coarse Wn,er IA
ass; city feed. Si7qsl7 30. homny chop $l'' Oh
GRiiN-wHEAT-A somewhat sensational break oc
CURED in the wheat market to-day .eaving pies az tn
the prcyioas night, On the cu.b Nav developed sun
further weakness and sold IN To- 72Asa'2se Ihere was
CURED toward response 10 seadier outside mar
vancc which carried Ssy ~ 7Sc however unloading
movement began led hy California and the Southwest and
the market collapsed leaving hui traders IN
condition throwing over cary purchases anu We
longer standing as vel 1t being sTea x. on crop c n
learned the perpendicular drop entirely caused by
rains in california and an absence OF nn'eyofape %
fo1es Of promoting scare q shorts found the mar
very actively increased local sentiment being sTFG o
today We're extremely depressng as Liverpool l5st
.s sne Tere quoted I'd over ana No Northern spring
Liverpool iad below the previous day i. .s
mes While the English Aour situation because OF large
SUPPLIES was weak The thought OF larager export In
suggested by cary rumors was not norhe , 1 ~
Afternoon Developments. as ony 10 loaas came .ls M
any material decline rom i1, TO- bc Ecash news
from compel ng countries however more active shinpa
demand would doubtless have come IN on me can. ~
pared NTH % 2ear ago in 1907 bu, lie 20
imor0.e ron r-N on U,nt r2e -eTorte The pce
C1rr,rt said. The week was not uaiayoraeie q. the
beneficial Tie condition Is s. per cen ~ l' l, ga
The 2ossses s 5s me pr ai Efa are vat wiz
lover. The aggregate wheat suppy is 2Go , D1"
ll II was sa.s TIA, Mnneapois mlers were ate
wheat at May pgge s to cen, IT 'E bush "
grain and seed an amount W'ihn s ,,,,i S vkrr
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago March i6-The limited supply OF cattle to-day
a. stronger quotations. the general demand being fairly
active Fancy brought S. 10us5 % choice steers
s. 3Ons5 60 medium s. C5GSf ~ beef steers So 90
asa co. and feeders - 9nHsi 30 bulls - u"n
81 d.. cows and he.fcs 50 3or,4 W''ern q steer.
81 1nS5 &C., Texas s. 5.QS4 - calves SO 5O6S6 s.
o-rs buyers ~ choice hogs and those pur
c.-e potential advancing values. Far 20 On ice
81 SuaS3 g7iz packing lots ~ 5'0N8 ~ - nNed
81 G9G e. s2. butchers s. eodS3 92iz sn 50 9>3 %
pigs 80 1888 80 Business was unusually active ~ sheep
r-ue mut0ns and yearncs advancing AZ least Joe and
lambs about 25c Poor 10 prime sheep S3d$4 -. not
much be ne below 50 So and sales largely u - -
s. 10 Yelrngs sold - 45uS4 Hl ambs. 81 2adSo 90
Hecepts-Catte 100 head. hogs % 0Oo. sheep 10 COZ
C.ncinnaf. March G-Ir g active. strong a. g. 51I
s. 90 Cattle 3. fsTS 10. Sheep strong - 10
81 o. Lambs steady. S41SJ 80
last Buffalo March 6-Re e.pts o. sale and through
cattle sheep ard hogs during the tNeny-our hours ehl
al noon today Caf'le-Shoeq and lambs ~ cars
hogs 20 cars. Shipments: Catte-Sbeep and aWus, ~
ca--. hogs cars. Cattie-The market was nonina.!
uuchaursd with absence q sale The feeling continues
stead, ou well finished butcher grades Calves were a
falr supply falr demand. steady. Choice extra were
0uptahla S7Ie1 -. good choice SO 1us sheep ana
iambs-rne supply moderately loafs-anf Win a.
tive demand tie market WAS Quo;a1ly % higher lhsFe
sale ~ fancy lambs a. s. 10 the general pa,
s. 40qs Is good 90 S. 2,aS5 80. good
$50 - sheep. choice % extra - 'peSt 80 good 20
s. 2J0S4 90 10 fair 81 2~1$4 There was
"a good clearance. with firm feeling on the close. Hogs-
TIE market opened somewhat Slow and irregular leavy
ou1tahl- 81 medium 81 Workers $ ''a>l, DIGS 50 e'a
few sales feeling stronger. with tie arrival of
COOL volume o. orders. and the basis advanced. Pigs
closed 50 medium and Workers fI strong az 81 WIKI
some late sales at 81 % ana all orders not oiled
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York March 10. lS19.
urt-,-rs r.c.,,,s yere Al cars or 653 head all con-
sred m cifv saurherers and exporters win the etcsp
ton N 1--WE cars no trading ~ any importance se..s
heef In oderae request az 7sQs>.c per n for common
very choice native sides To-Day bN'ipoo III - 10.
don cables quoted American 1--we cattle so% a. -
per H. weight live sheep ana lamor unSna.s En-,
and refrigerator beef &c higher al ~ DE- ,Ss mort 70
ments OF live stock dressed beef rom 'hs p0'' !"
Re- 95 Geg sf s?% Se as n hs morning
Demand was fair and prices steady with an early ceaI
81 IS per loo n: no fed calves on sale city dressed
steady az e0ii &c per No. ana extra pri,e al
weak ar 7qioo with very little stock good enough 70
bring Joe. little calves sold At 5'sq7c. Dressed iea
saes-jclfe Wright o.: Sc veals. 1870 n average.
at 81 30 PEI 100 n 10 DO - ~ ., at s. g 60
J Ii Hume q Bro: . veals. i53 n. at 81 70; do lo'
G curtis Son: 3 veals s. n. at So. &C,
SHEEP AID LAMRS-Receipts we've ~ cars. or lbs,
head all for The marke Of which cars we sheen On we're
firm an YER, light supplies lambs active and oo nsher
All the . s .s T' 81 Sag g T per Si 100 n medium
prime lambs al s. Grass bat 50 was the rg,ns pre- S
s. - 80 .pring lambs offered alive. bu' prices were
hothouse lambs sold a. S3Qsi 80 per carcass for COM
Sales II Hume Bro sse state lambs. 81 n aver
81 100 n 2le DO ~ No. Al 50 less g. on o-
Mchsan ao 8 n at S. state sheep. i25 n at 81 10
q DUenback: 90 state lambs. s. 10. At So 100 clipped
D Harrington 1872 stare lambs 50 70. at SO. -,
Buffalo sheep. 90 n a. 81 eo.
N. Collins lo7 Ohio lambs 90 ~ a az - ,,o,r,,rr
HoGs-ReceG's were cars o. g2S head insua arI
10 for sale Ne sales rcloried Du, i,s ,i, "a oI
s. % per 100 n Country dressed steady at 4ao@c per
SIZES judd Co date Yesterday S. Western hogs.
Ia 81 20 ner 100 n 10 roughs loS TO- az
49, mullen lem aS,o yesierda,) SO state hogs 10 n.
81 20. ! rough $50 n. So 20.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Y0rk. Narch 10 IH"'
covrrE-Not.ne q sensat nal nature f fl .ar
ne was small local affair. with price -n"'- ~
Wa.,-eiv narrow The opening was sea! VS." No. rc
uus' , eI.v The closing level - lasi neA, l'-'
- isr5.n barely steady underto"e e.t ..,-
tN -gs. n..t later IN th. l.eht l-.-l s-l-l 5
ne M ,--s ghe- after which thc SITUATION vs.
te.,s.v destitute OF inter. sting ieatrf., . ,- b.,
ls-.,.-.1 .ars had chanc.c hands N.--. .i' -.'.
". .rara-. rs were restricted O. -h'u .iss' -.l
- 4, me new crop positions. The eas.ei .ai a. ~,
{. ~ .-i,e VS. directly due 90 sight ci weakness III
~ - = srsets marked increase n i.''-.'
selis '-~s "a u-.thl-awa. ~ buyers from ne spl'
s,ser TIE market closed steady. nel uh,'a'sgl ,,
-.-.'.e and barely steady Win gu 'a'l1"s 1'
-rs s.r 90 tae bass q a-l., -o' i''o'oe ''S
~ RI ana ll-l6c for ooolAs pa. -e.s., g.. ID. ID.
The rage O. contract prices IN tie local 4-'Ns' '~~'
rs follows
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. -,
Trains leave Grand Central Station ne follows
$50 A. MmDaily except sgndsys me Thg1,II 11gS'
Fastest train the World. Due Buffalo = 20 ne.
Niagara Falls. 5.32 T. NJ: Toronto. o 90 =, ea,
troit. II 10 y NJ Limited 70 ts seatlns
$40 A. Mast MAIL. Daiy--For Buhao' N'"e
Falls and Cleveland. ..u ror
1870 A NJ DAY EMPRESS except SUNDAY: ,r no.
= Buffalo and all important New lork sts. ~, cut
i 90 = sOUTvfTESTFRN tiMlTrll,, AM r, ncin-
CAGO SPECIAL, Daly--for ,,oiuu,,"GGns ,c,go
$50 p M-TROY AND ALBANY SpF IAl- e''''
SUNDAY 2 important stations a. Ao,r
$50 p Make SHORE LIMITED D. I Cleveland
train % Chicag, via Lave shore peroen;ng and
7;ts A NJ. drs Chicago go :. NJ ''
parior car~ oniv .,,r,r,
600 p M-wFsTERN rvPRrss palv-sor .,csgo
Falls Toronto Cleveland. petrot ana g. Troy
6.25 P M--NORTHEfN EvPRFss pp pa N,,sya ''0''
7.3O M-ADrp0VDhC-R MOUNTAINS AND noN
TREAL EYpRFSs Daily. -,,wrs-rRN
$50 p. M-Br-FrALo AID sorrtiw-sa ' Falls
sPECTI. naily-For Ruf Ta s,a 81 ISu's
9.10P M.-PACTrI~ FXPRFss. Daiyy,--arg0n and sx-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland tnloe .,Srrr -osf
cont Saturday ~ C'ane Nirc-rf 49, wv r. chicaro
1910 night-MrDNrGHT EXPRESS FOR sunday
nights cScar T" .lesSs-. l.syc al o:i'.
WApTrN DIVISION . s,,s,v "a
o.15 A VI and 355 p M.-neIlv erc"p' ''
Pt'sneld SUNDAYS only a. o2n ~,
Wagner Palace Cars sll through trans'
V'iur,i~a'of WITT Pnfsch 1tgNf .--, c.s,,,,
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand 81 p-o. s-rsv
~ pei Ar Rr.adway p Eat l4n St,,os :, station
o7s columbus Ave i25th Ct. i2on 80, 9,
90 station 22s and I26 ful'"" ''''
a-S ror pro1A-rav 2 y Prookivn- 49, vo-k
Telenhone ''o-pO Thirty-eiehth street for 80
dence ~ ve~tcot Fwr-ess C'r'Harv. - .~.,.
C.uODrv y AN,rTrc General FaTs"nT"' -
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pAITIMO0- r. OHIO r. F

S1,uFDrrT.r N FFFECT NOVEMBER % IoD'' 4
Leave Nev-York whitehall Terminal South feFiS anu
ioo' - .Dsiv Except sunday. tsundays. ., .,
CHICAGO 80 20 a. M from Liberty street only)' A'-
n n and Is night. ., o-ty,
PTTTSBIRG 80 80 m. from Liberty s-'es' ''''''
'o GfvpprT n AT1 ST TNr-rs. n5 n. 1855 p. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. n,.
WAsHlNCION BAL4lnOrII. r755, 800 tDi NJ e Z;
I'll - a. m (Dner Tl255 m, 10 rDlins," - *
f'srovai Limited Fxlusve Pullman Tram. -, ~
DINER @555 p m ANA ~ 10 night NoRfOLN' '4-''
p. , ,,.-.h rtght
ll3 l72 26i 434 l2s4 Il wa o.
io7 Rov.ery y Y. FultJn-st., $50 -
BROOKLYN: whitehall Terminal Baggage checAeu ''
hotel or residence destination
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Lehlgh Valley Railroad.

Stations foo, o. West 23-d Corandt and pesoros'ss
Streets G'erna. - z. ferriesD $500. -
time West .ard Otner nsures Sor,,s,at ,iy "
DesbrOsses Streets fDa,y except SUNNY '~-'-"' '
Otie trains daily o..
~ -. 200 \ NJ Local for EASToN. r.rrs
$50, $40 4 " For BUFFALO NlASAhA r 1900
and West ana principal local points. Farlor and Diins
f'II.sO. LOO Noon. "BLACh DlAhoND =,
PRESS" Han6somezt train ~ tie Nof.t l'.s... .sn,
seaf,ng capacy. Due BuHal1 955 p NJ; coh'esss
with through seepers to Detroit and chicago D'"s
Car service Ia carte ...-. r.p,r ecp An
.l.5o. LEO p ~ TSr VII and iatsr-
$50. 4.10 p NJ. ne. late points
's4.5O. 5.I5 2. ". Locsi for M CH CHCNh.
t-4.50. 80 p u. Local .or EASIoN..
$3.50, GO p NJ. Local Express for kASlON. w..
-5,5O go r N. For Bufalo AMI points west
Thr.ugn sleeping cars 10 Chicago and ronto, 49,, To
80 500 T. NJ Express for bi FFAIO ahS ~
ROSTJ None bu Sleeping car passengers earl lsa
$50 $50 n. For ITHACA, ty-til-1l i-i~
BUFFALO v Sieepns 1ars 70 oaieSs S, ,o..,.
SOUTH pLAINrIELD and BOUND bttyoh i9cAis
da Ia EXCEPT sunday. -io2O. I05o \. NJ cZ-o 40 10
south PalnGeo cnlD - 80. A2o. -sz9 aai 80 90
Tickets am Pullman cations az 10 -gl' 20
s55 9lf and 1929 adway 81 j. litn st. y J., cp
Futon ST. Cou4t S.. % B dway and annex sta b'O
Ign. -, -, 49,, .-s.,, ha9eaxe
from hotel or resce-ce thr1ugt % desiinati'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

ie6 .iaHc sales Il 900 bales speculation ana ezrert
r,eeA Amer can u rOD bales. receipts 800 bales
cr.rsS' & ZOO bales middling upland 3&d futures
dec F-el anl unchanged closed quiet at ta4lG4d net
2l5' Ar'eilnrf January BIS January Fehrusis "
Nav ,sasstch o2lH322 March-Arri @2li4s. Apri-
Iuer, - May-June . 22s. JUnf-Juy 3 24b July
toe 80 4s. glst-Sewember 322a September DC
o4nh.- b. octoue November. OH. November De
lev Ur,. us Aanchester-Ysras tuil cloth orders al
lover Ssr , AND hkAL-Foowing The break in wheat
sra on fer further develcpmens rbe lose was weak
q soas1s. sprins patents. 81 7bnsi winter strasnis
W. "!h1sF patents s. CO4 e. spring clears
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prices unchanged receipts II casks Rosn nrm "seg
Ii. receips Is hbls Crude turpenne quiet, ~ 500
81 40 receipts II bbs Tar arm 81 receipts $40 ohls
Charleston March I6-Turpentine firm at 447c- kosih
London. March 6-Petroleum-spIrits. Sad
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Through trains leave NeW-YoTk foot Of Cha..oersSss
as follows and I'VE earlier from West -Sd-s.
300 A. M.-Vestiouled Express daiy Tor b.nShsm1Sn1
WaVerly Eluira, Buffalo, Bradford Arrive b-IA.o
NJ. Parlor e Blfalo. g. -, ,., s.u.
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ tnSase
s p NJ slepees 70 Chicago Cleveland ana Sihe'ah~'-
T.o r. M.-Bufrslo ard Cleveland Nestiegiee ESgrsS
dsnv Arrive, AZ Buralo .O5 A. N. sradflfd = ~ ~
NJ jamestown 100 4. NJ. youngstown ~. A , ~
Cleveland - 80 = NJ. sleepefs u Bi'@io aHo N'S's'-'
Gaze Library car - - ,,.--..-...- rt,,r.
n.IS u M-f,ailv solid tram Tor Bnghauio1 EinirA.
Waverly and Chicago. seepers 20 Hornellsvhe ShSAs'
s 1,1 ssTs iocAi TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
CoyvODA ATOMS a. III. ii3 POI. ioi and 9o1 br9aa-
- I97 powery I5g East i25th-st and 2i3 West i-sss
st Chambers ard IVES, 23t 81 ferries NeS ~ 90
E"totsn and Jersey CITY station. New-NorN Tianslw
CO calls Tor and ch-cks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
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was 6rmer with March quoted ps nd and April un-
changed rs II I'D. The visible supply was reporter I"
he 10000 tons against . Gas, 100 tons last year
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains Franklin 81. Station. y. T.. as folio"~
and IS IN. later fionl loot " ". az 81. -.
CONTINENTAL LIMITED, paly LOT
Albany Syracuse. k1enes ssg. Buffalo. Niagara Fahs
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and 81. Lo1is. AIrN"
Chicago and 81 Louis neat afternoon bniNg Gar,
5.I5 =. NJ. go later foot w. AZ 81. cheA<9 aaa
81, Iouis United. Daily Tor Dtca, Syracuse, hOcns
ester BursO Nl.gara Falls Toronto. Detfoss
and Louis.
T. NJ. DA for GtlCa Rochester.
faio Niagara Faiis and Toronto
s.i5 4. ~ Daily. for Albany ttca. Syracuse, Rochef
ter. bsrao. Niagara Fa!is. Toronio. Detroit, cisv-s
land Chicago and ~. Louis.
Zine tables az principal hotels and orces saggaU
checked Hotel Residence nv wes'cas Express.
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. ". =.
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RAILROADS.
NNSYLVANIA


- ~ &V ~ - -
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-hlrd street anu 10
bro.sss and Cor'i@ a. 49,. and Cortandt
Streets ten minutes later than that given WV
80 A. ". FAsT MATi~-Pullman Buffet Parlor ca, az
New York to Pittsburg Sleeping Car f'''''''
$50 A. NJ FAST LxEPi,,sburs az. clsyels Pa.u.s
300 Ar W. sseSNs Dining smosSs os.Tv
gon Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toieoo' Oin'"'-''
a,1psa'ss c fTijyss kTb SIT louis EXPRESS
For Nashville (via cinciAnatD. IndiAnapo''' ~
$50 p W. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago f~
40 eI p. Vi. sorTHwEsTERN EXPRESS EFor P ,ai,s
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Loas''''s' '"''''''''"
7so p W. PACIFIC ExPREss-Ter pI;,ssgryy . ae9
a2u W. Nan 0r ASp eEz!xPREss-Psman Burst
0uFF WASHINGTON "a Rim Ton 'l AND rHr souTH
% 1850 $50 $50 s2o ccasrsssou,s Linz. 70 81 9b, Psl
cs T ana $50 pn'"s oi i9o a a sunday oS
fRR's ali zap Par T. ana Dining csr 30 CDiHns carr
so 1T iPi9.F GiI AZ P Imsd 100 m
e T4g COST Esg-ffi 80 f 2a sp.d i
week DAYS cypress 90 a n and 80 20 m N d saiiy.
FOR OLD iPHoiNT coMFoRT and YoRFoIk.-7So a m
Mes.q9y' sAa 80 % m Weekdays Desbro.s. end
oTsnd p Streets @ qa cosh and Combined
CAPE MAY.--i25O .. weekdays .,, r...r
Long Branch Asbury PARK Intersken suneays o lean
Grove and POINT Pleasant Gfom West Iwenty-tnlro
street siston) $50 m. 1920 go. and 80 p m
co-sndt Streets o 10 A. M 1880 3 40 and $40 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. . q.
slo 20 $50 s2o $50 20 go PeHna limited, 20 ~
i50 go $50 90 i2o Dining car, 80 tD' INNS :
Car $50 DINING Can. 40. $50 p NJ l11 20 h " !.
sundays 10 SO $50 go $50 Limited 9sS ~ ~
Dining carr a m 1880. $50 Dining can 30 80
40 Dining Car. $50 Dining carr 'oO D'""e ~'
40. $50 p m. II % night 40, -. - "a,
Tcket ofioes Nos 4Gl. "a. ios 1879 III ana 20,
D~oadwav. I Aston House. West Twenty-thlrd sues,
station and sta,ors foot o, Desorosses ana SoriiSna
s,reet4 court street Fulton street. sS bfsai"s -
/ pennsylyana Annex station. Bf0oA4fns Slatou
Jersey CIV Tire New York Transfer company WI
call FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
] through destination. ,..,...,,.
/ Telephone "a157 Eighteenth Street for Feh"s'''~
Esii r, az Snq sp>.10 J r. WOOD.
/ J. D ~ l-Ia-,i ,F,,.r.- Gsreral Pass'r Agent
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NANAI STORES.

r. market was little irregular today Private a.,
~ -, savannah Indicated a slightly easier rullHg
grsdes OF roslI. while spirits of turpenune "eis
=" 5e higher In the local maihei Spirits c,sed slesS
a!-i'' III. IN t1c with holders asking an aiI
- '' o. R0sln ruled quiet ard closed steady WINE
,sr wac quite feaureess Busihets was h'o1e'aps |N'
to-" r. IN Regulars 81 70 tar o bills 80 20
enfSfrrs TT-RPENT1NE-46'sa 4Tc. $3.50 - ..-,..
rOeI~-Common 20 good strained 81 81 r. - - : :.
81 IN, a. 81 70. s. 60 T. s. IS. X. 81 NJ, - -. y
- q. w g. s.. ". 81 -
STOCK Of HAND.
Rosn 90 49,
SPIRITS turpentlne oeS ~
AN'" ""4n'
savannah March l6.-Sprits turpeniine nrm 81 SC
Gales bills receipts. lsl kosln hri" ana uhc~"se'
sales 8G7 bbla; receipts 3, lah. ...,...
Wilmington March l6.-splrlIs tuIysntins steady
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TWIN SCREW ENFREss LIN 100.
NEW observation-disclosures iSG' =,
Aug victoria April Go AN F. Bismarck June l. 10 Az
r Bismarck May 10 An A.. Gloria - ne r. ~ AL
twin SCREW PAs.EN1l;E, 80, 81 1T r. 10
NEW YORK-LONDON-PARls~,h AMP No 10 70 - "
p-asii'a Nch fs 1910 4 n Paatla. Mon % ap = VI
".RrTiVNINC APRIL @0TH the Steamers 81 ms ser ser
,,ca vii touch al plymouth and cher0ous on the way
20 Hamburg
TO land - 1T ElHGM7mht Sum-
cruise to NoRwAY The T3RTH G4Ps and s kMER
bhII;;Gf1'sTE VICToRiA FROM NEW YORK JUNE IL
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL AW ARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York Barclay and chrstopher s,s
yYSTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BufFh4 N1'''''
PINTSCH LIGHT. -,
500 A M-BINGH ANTON MAIL. stops al prlhcipA'
Dr>-c-
HAMTON OVEGC. ITHACA. ELNlRA - "a 60.
ard OsWEGO EXPRESS. pullman bunet FarlY' -
connecting Buffalo With trains Tor chicago anu ''
-
900 p NJ Ctalv)-chicago and Brfalo Veti6gIea ~,
Pullman BUFFET Parior Cars 10 Elnira lnrous", - y
ing cars ana day coach Chicago arriving az ~" =
~. day. ---.-..-r- - pr VA
400 p M-SCRANTON WTLKEsBARHE ano Pill ~
9th EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parl2r tars ,.re-,
r,oO p NJ tdalv)-CHICAGO and ri FFAlIl '.ss>a
p,'IrD LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANL.lN - ~.
UAMToN FI.MIRA BUFFALO THROUGH ~ ffsr
sIEFPING CAR New York to Chicago phNs N@'
$40 p NJ daIy)-Rt'FFAIo EXpRiSs ~ ~. l,N ~, az
srrrpERe for SCR ANTON. BiNGHANTON. IL
MIRA pSTH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO AZ
o,ao p VI fdnnv,-- BUFFALO SCRANTON niSv-
NrON OWFGO ITHACA. EI.MlRA brlSA.
syPACt'sE and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Bunst
Ti~Rrrs AND pTrI.MAN AccoMMopATloNs AT
uFvRy GAZF e SONS It'd. iis. Broatray; - park
p,sce 49p and Oi2 Braewav. r kss az Perry stations
~ Fourth ave corner Twelfth St. 81 West one Hun
dres ana Twenty 2sh Columbus sve NeW I.Is.
sss % -ps Fulton zoe broadway. Brooklyn Time
49, stv,ns fuii information ~ on stations =.
wrsTCOTT's EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination