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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

Nevertheless the department
larger cash business than has been done here IN
loads all ports This the basis for the
last hour. Traders understood
as result or recent heafy declines In the mar
ket. ana when making effort after o'clock to ad-
JUST accounts found that there very
me early seadiness of prices attributed
buying and little demand for local which.
ever quickly subsidized under the declines OF sd In
Liverpool futures for the day end talk about further
liberal SHOWS throughout sections The
midday depression in part by decline OF
og39 points in arts wheat and -four. small
and Northwest receipts OF $50 compared with 400
communication with yesterday the usual
gossip relating to market affairs naturally
part OF the time the in Chicago
e casn situation in this market not parcuarly
n n but showed no further decline from Wednesday
liverpool stocks reported 1878, 600 bush com
p pa with 600 bush month ago and 1905 600 bush
wheat crop condition has been maintained and the sitta-
non Is favorable with arketing light. Quotations
s Sn Wheat afoat basis were follows No red
Northern Duluth 7Sc Northern NewDYark 75ac
CORN-The market reversed it's usual order and
e e quite weak during the day. notwithstanding
that the stormy weather West would cause a further
M arcS check In the m0vemsnt Liverpool
G"SoWO bush month ago and p2s 600 bush last wear
me cash situation here also rather weak while
faes of So loads were ored for export ports
mex de The local market closed dull easy c
and SeiVeres ana c1rn quoted $40 for both
There weaker 10 the market FOR oats r.,
yapathy with similar depression corn and the close
SGEc track mixed, 2s4a track white siSs5c No
western ni's 81 ,se RYEMsrket steady No /
snoat' state rye. S6d57c 1 Z, New-York carlots
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 1.-Catte-ReceIpts 5000: generally
stronger. Feeders in liberia. supply and good quality.
Natives, good to prime higher IS 10
asa 90; poor medium steady, 81 0@s+ IS; selected
feeders about steady 81 2OS4 rs; mixed stockers
~ t0qS3 9O cows steady to strong S3aS4 %; heers firm
50 2GS4 6o Zoe higher 81 404s3; bulls
shade higher 81 sos4 25 calves s59$s Texans
steers steady TO strong - eOs5 Texas bulls firm So 20
asa 10. Hogs-Recepts to-day. % 600; o
tmeted 10000; left Opened steady: closed
shade lower top 81 %: butchers 81 5MS4 03 good
choice heavy 81 s5aS4 95 rough 81 15as4 So light
81 tO0S4 sls bulk OF sales 81 s0QS4 S7Ia Sheep-Re
ceipts 10000: sheep and lambs strong 15c higher
better grades steady: others slow steady good to
choice wethers l0G15c higher 50 5OqsG fair choice
mixed slow TO loo higher 81 5O 81 40 Western sheep
strong IS 3as5 DO yearings So I5as6 80: native
ambs slow i5c higher $5GsI 40: Western lambs
to Zoe higher $GdsI ~. February recepts-Cate 100
422 hogs 100 254 sheep 80 900 February shipments
Cattle. 69,6s0: hogs. 139 6IO sheep. 1898
steady So 10as5 Sheep higher active 81 25as8 Lambs
strong s61s7 IS.
East Buffalo, March Cattle Receipts. 1 feel
steady for good OF handy order: others
Veals steady prices 81 5OaSs cus good S5sT %
Hogs-Recepts. active and higher: bulk OF sales
roughs 81 400s4 rs. Sheep and lambs~Recelpts
s. co. culis s. 15aS3 Ia mixed sheep IS 75Gs6 culs to
good, S4gS5 60 wethers and yearinEs sedS6 as 81
for handy.
Liberty March Cattle steady; extra. s. 459
IS 85 prime. S. 25dis5 40 common. So 25qs3 80 Hogs
steady best mediums IS 1895 90 heavy hogs, 81 l0G
pigs 81 1884 roughs IS 2as4 CO. Sheep Arm; choice
i0QS7 60: good. 81 5o9s7 81; veal
ST1$S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
HAVANA's IMPORTS LAST YEAR.
STATEMENT OF THE PROPORTION FROM
THE UNITED STATES.

Washington, Feb. 2s (SpeciaD--The War Depart
ment to-day published a complete statement of the
merchandise, gold and silver. coin and bullion i'm
ported the port Of Havana. Cuba, during the
calendar year 1890. he total value Of merchandise
imported s4S.920 IA. of which S2o,es714o came
from the United States, sI005.419 from the United
Kingdom, sl576.G39 from Germany, S93II.095 from
Spain and s10.214 ISL from other countries.
The imports of gold amounted to SS.3I4Ol1. of
which S7446.255 came from the United States,
$685. from Spain and 1921 .496 from other coun-
tries The imports of silver amounted TO 1927. of
which $500 came from the United States and s131
from Spain.
The total value of imports of merchandise. gold
and silver combined was s57,2960ss, of which SOS
3S95 from the United States, S1005.4 19
from the United Kingdom, s1,576 639 from Ger
many. s93s4. 15s from Spain and S11 1897 from
other countries.
imported and Of those from the United States was
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, March l. 1900.
COFFEE-To-day's transactions in Brazil coffee futures
y increased business chiefly due TO desire TO
liquidate and selling for this purpose was
heavy direct the unfaNoraole
character OF the cable with much smaller ware
house movement and a much weaker spot market. The
opening call barely steady decline OF loQ 10
points. Subsequent selling increased the decline 70 FOG
30 points compared with the closing figures OF yes
terday. HaVre lost franc Hamburg lost AG y pig
and RIO a decline Of 275 reis. closed weak, while the
market Santos quiet and unchanged. The re
Ceipts Rio and Santos totaled 1900 bags and the
worlds visible supply decrease unociay figured at
40 bags the latter regarded bearsh factor In
connection with the heavy American visible supply. In
the afternoon the market particularly active,
the Of Ions coffee pretty steady. and
weak undertone the market throughout the session
II was difficult 10 get close quotation spot coffee
owing 10 the irreguarity OF brokers views and the
difficulty in getting at sales might sac nominal
for No Rio. and On that basic for the rest OF the
grades. thus: No 6. SIC: No SIC; No Ssc. and
No 9lsc Mid cofees ruled sympathy with
the decline in BraZils. Stock OF coffee other than
Brazilian in the United States. 27l $50 pkgs against
2Js, 123 pkgs last month.
The range of prices local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
sales. bales. 800.
American. 1000: receipts 9oo ali American; middlIng
upland, 5-l8d: opened al Old nd
Al as al
Closed stead 81 Gags -64d net advance
March 5i3lzs: March April. 5.iO14s ApriIMa 5O8Hb:
May-June. 503v; June-JuIy. 5l2b August 462Is:
August September 1885,. September October i8d4 az
October November 4 26a4 "a November December
4.2ilzb ADMINISTRATIONS quiet Cloths move slowly
FLOUR AND MEAl~-Demand considerably less
active yesterday but in the absence pressure the
ke ruled fairly steady at old prices Spring patents "a
asa 30: winter straghts SO 1888 So winter patents
So 65aS3 81 spring clears. 81 9oQS3 No win
81 So$2 95 Ne 81 70: no grade
N1uSl7 10 ton, to arrive. BIfCKW WHEAT FLOUR
Quiet; quoted 81 73dS1 80. RYE FIOIrR-Stesdy
Quoted: Fair good s3dS3 TO fancy * s0a
50 CO.. CORNMEAI-- Quoted: Kiln dried a. *
Ms2 %, 10 brand - BAG MEAI+-Quet Quoted.
Fine white and yellow. vpcasi: sOgSSc. FEED
Dull Quoted; spring bran spot SIG soasie 10: sacks
s sls 30 letter Whit midd,nss ss@sis 90
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th best that could be said Of the
days wheat market that IL managed 10 hold IFS
throughout the session. and narrow range
closed steady TO firm at partial &c A
good part OF the day prices were below the
previous night but the immediate opening and close
there was moderate display Of nrnness apathy Of
traders partly accounted for poor wire .are
between here and the West owing sl-et and
snow. Another factor which contributed somewhn, N
the duness was early closing OF English markets in
honor OF the relief OF Lsdysmith a conseouent dis.
turbance OF business negotiations with other aida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Cotton firm: mddng l5,l6S'
nlddlin1 Ice good ordinary. j l6c: receipts
bales: exports coaswise. iO0l bales; sales 2o52
bales: stock. l5l coo bales.
baltimore March Cotton nominal: middng csc:
low niddng 15-lGc. ordinary S0-i6c gross re-
ceipts l. TO ba.es stock l3G'S bales.
Savannah. March l-Cotton firm middng ir a1 low
mddinS SIC good ordinary sac receipts. 1885 bales;
exports Continent 6543 bales stock 14lI5i bales
New Orleans March Cotton guieter; middlins PC
low mddng sac ordinary, S5l6c; receipts. S.oo2
bales exports 1914 bales: sales. 1000 bales
stock 30. 800 bales.
Memphis, March Cotton firm middling Ssc low low
bales gross bales: Shipments P97 bales; sales 1000
bales: stock. IFS. 436 bales
shipments. $50 bales: stock - $40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpool March lao y m.-CT1sns-Wheat-SpOt
dull No Northern spring So ia: futures quiet March
5s SID MAY IS sad: July. SIS SID Corn-Spot Arm
American mixed new. IA SID. American mixed old :.
OIL futures quiet May. 3s Sd July Ss 'sd tio1r
COAST dull 10 5sQf3 ljs Pea.-Canadan. 81 sad Beet
steady extra India mess prime T2s Cd Pork
firm; prime Western. -6s "a Hars-ShGrt cut u
To 10 n steady AS. Lard-Prme Western IN tierces.
firm refined IN pails steady 32s 3D. Bacon
dull. Cumberland cut 2s 40 n, 3+s short rib i 70 =
34s ~ long rridies light 30 IS n, BIS Cd
long middles heavy. 30 30 70 25s shor, clear
backs 81 clear bellies II 20 l6 n. 3's ID
ShoudcrssquPre IL 10 Ia n. duh S2s Butter nominal
firm. American white. American finest
Prime FIRM. 2as: Australian In
London steady Cottonseed oil-Hull refined: May
Angus, dull Turpentire-Sprits steady. sis
Rosin-ComInon nru1 5s. Petroleuun-Rehned md. Lin
oil. 25s ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
sIIOliGay.

CoTToN-Contnued excitement in cotton carried prices
sti higher, the afternoon the materially
reduced. The market opened advance Of 2gIs
further advanced lglO points during the fore
of materially less
yesterday situation
feeble rallies But the
which characterized the yesterday
lacking today. special support which, a considerable
the morning advance withdrawn
retirement a Wall party which for
days had been conspicuous and largely responsible
or erratic OF prices. Long
freely the afternoon and there less idity in the
selling Until this afternoon
a class. have been inundated by the limit
buying power developed outside which
has prices rapidly forced
to margin expiTatons a OF
prudence the face public bull fever the effect and
duration Of which could be estimated. This after
good detected tOppiness
market considerable part OF the late selling
In a interest Re
vi smaller still double the Of
talk continues bearish. The
steady unchanged prices points ad
Of contract prices in the local market to day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEbE.
Leave New York South Ferry lWhi,shAu TerminaD ana
foot OF Liberty street.
'DAiy. tExcept Sunday. lsundaya
CHICAGO .43o M. uibersy street only. 81 -
PITTsBURG. :4so g. m. elderly stree, only,. .sH
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 I. m. .s@ D. m,
'i2i0 night. -
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, tso0. 1000 Onsr,
llSO a m lDiner1. fl0O m (Dner) (Dinerp
- 4'Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
night. NORFOLK IL y. m - -
All trains illuminated Pintsch Iysht
w. i2T Bowery r. Y $50 Fulton st RrooSivn n wh, %
rsaidsrco o dsatinsttoa- "~o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foo.
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. 2sd
300 m. paily.-E}ufaio Express Buffalo D. m
For Bnghamtou. WaVeTly. Elmira Bradford Solid
train. Coaches and paror Buffalo.
100 2 Dally.-ChtCago Iimited-Fnst mafl-solId
train To chicago arriving AR Cleveland 40
Seepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati, Dining
. $50 m pay-Bufao and Cleveland Express-a-r-
Buffalo 700 Bradford ~. jamestown and YounSs
town 1927 a m. Cleveland 1890 m Sleepers -
HuTalo and Cleveland
bio p m pliy.-Sohd train for Btnghauton WaveFiy.
Elmra Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
'NICKETs. Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMOpATIONS at Ill. t13. 26I. +0l and S55 Broad
way l'd East Sh St and 2S West l35th So HAMMERS
and West 23d St ferries S33 and Fulton
ST. 9S broadway. Brooklyn: IT. River Hboken and
Jersey city Station calls to- and
checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March l. p. m.-Cotton-spot moderate
business: prices sd higher; American middling fair
5 lid good middling. SD: mddling. 55-i6d low
mddng, 3-1Gd good ordinary; sd: ordinary ia-lod
The day 5000 bales Of which 800 were
speculation export, included $500 American
Receipts. bales al! American Futures opened and
closed a American mtddlinS, c
March 64a5 Cad sellers. March and April 10 81
as sellers; April and MAY y GAGS sd BUYERS
May and June, 3 SD value June and July 800 i.ot!
buyers July August. 64+ 63 Cad sellers August
September. 8+d sellers: september and October
36 64I4 81 Sid value: October and November ~ "44
value: November and December Fl G4G4 y oiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

Cash quotations follows: Flour weak: No 3
spring wheat. eia65c No red 66S. a6s4c No 2 corn.
ENC No yellow corn 34c No oats, 23a23i.c: No
white pc; No white. 25a2ec: No rye. 53a55c: No 2
barley 39g5z3c; ". haxseed and No / y w 81 CO. prime
fohy seed 50 40 clover. contract grade So 25;
pork per bb 50 6ogslo 81 lard per 100 n s. e2as5 10
boxed, 250S6 90 clear sides (boxed)
whskey. distillers finished goods gallon 81 "a;
Exchange today the butter market strong:
cries fsG23ac; dairies l51592lc Cheese firm 12Gl3c
Eggs firm; fresh l5izc
Cincinnati March Flour dull Wheat firm: No J.
25iz929e Rye 1ul: No eoc- Butter steady. Eggs firm.
higher. i4c. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. March I-Wheat steady; No / Northern
Gss. ae5i2c: Northern. e3G63xc. steady; l.
SIC. Barley dull No 2 s4gi5c; sample. 3e447l1c.
MINNEAPOLIS March l.-Close-Wheat in store No 1
EOrthern March e3;sc; May e3tc July. 81 Sac on
No hard. G5lsc; No Northern. G31sc: Northern
eDssc Flour lower: patents patents
Is a. clears. 81 co. second clears. 81 o.. Bran
talk. s1lGsn p
Philadelphia. March Wheat lower: grade.
esI[c. Oats steady: No white clipped slG3ll4c No
DO 30G3OIzc do 29a2Sizc Arm: fancy
Western Pic do prints &c Eggs frner: good
do Southwestern I4c do Southern lac Sheese hrmer:
Seur-York fancy small. 13a l3c; New
fun fair TO choice. 12ai2ac ReceptsFour. 200
this 40 sacks; 800 bush; $4,000
oats 2IDoO Shipments-corn. 11s.coo bush: oats
600 bush.
81. Louis March l.-Ciose: Wheats-sso red cash.
es2 ese5s; March. e91sc May esq @ss5sc July. S5Ac;
10 hard. 6sGesc corn-No cash. &c: May 33ss &C;
Juiy, 30 2 abs oas-No cash 2'c May 24'sa2i%c;
No white 2GG2654c
Toledo March Wheat dull and lower; No cash. roc:
%esi; 70 mixed 2ie Rye lower 10 2 cash 571zc.
March new eu s. April s. ocsoOel So BID 10
- 7oQs4 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The rrihun.
~ received at their Uptown ONCE IL Broadway
"a door north OF sist st until o'clock
mens received at the following branch regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock p m Wiz: 14 sth-ave.. O.
cor I'D ST. lo2 dth-ave cor 18th st: Macys, 0h-ava
i4th-st-. lA2 Coumbus-ave. 100
West 42d st. 6th-ave. OF at 25T Wes,
t2d between eth and sth ATHEIST.
ga ave- between 10th and nth Io26 Sd
S1stst: LOS ls-ave., S9th-st. 8d-ave
tstast b04 80 ave 2lO Bleeckerst 32J B.eecker
zoos ID 2tO East 7eth-st: 1871 2ed2 a.
ave-, At American District Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New York March l. 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The-e are no signs OF Improvement
In the demapd for domestic beans and the
easy nearly all varieties. Our outside
reached only choice quality tobbng v,ay
Foreign beans little buyers vor b,, ,Se
situation likely be helped by III. gu,no
OF Government order for 400 bags Green and
Scotch peas s.i dull. We quote: Beans msrrow,
choice bush So 2oqs2 25 do medium choice 81 lo
DO and Michigan, bbs 81 iO4e2 1914: do herr
" oIisdS2 red kidney choice 81 2o9e2
kidney choice q 5o1s2 65 yellow eye choice sa oX
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new YORK CENTRAL,


ei2 A NJ. and 9S + NJ. Daily. to Pitts
field Sundays only 20 A. NJ
Pullman all "a
Trains ilu Light
Ticket Offices a 1l3 2at AIS and 1915 Rroadwav ~
Union So. W.. 2S5 Columbus Ave. West io5th s.
leoth 81 and i3sth st stations New York. and 7ao
Fulton and 1G4 broadway F.. D. BROOKLYN
Telephone "4f5o Cortand' for New York Contra, Cab
Westcott Express Company. -
GEORGE II. DANIEIS General Passenger Aren,
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srdS3 to Ss5 to fo% a, an ,5 aasapc. s2
naefia me naret FOR metals mr. Ia, there b1 T
ssl Is There been fairy i"md TN quoted a,
rlner men b Tn n" market day closed at ,5a
a! :G - lead quiet a, O. las 1 - 9g rs ana UNCHANGED
- '34si q" The brahrrs rriCr fr T spe''s quiet at
ld3I As: AND sYRrPs-he market 70,
81 nIi pat euiet as there rruch doing In ~.
rade were urgent Mo ns % u the home
afon. foas Nsn "Sg res sn'1eg t,r s1oeeT ono
saa ie o, &s s sa5 2 sy, g5lm~ scas1 New
ON Lon I'G ls5 fair lsG14c; good I5g i6 pr,ns @
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Rates wer. firm ,r ~, .,.-. ,
yaied Ia ~, '"mage ana generally icnani pre-
bly oa" ana coal and although not quota
and general cargo met with I't , steamers FOR grain
pt@ g ar ana Available boats Ugh, rates were stead
and Gulf pots strong IN oer DEPARTMENT n,ams
Lyndon 4ad March AKA April 55iSssPS Mtre t 40
antwerp "A; Hamburg % pfcnnes R"tssrsa1' 20
Indon oats ~ a rSH' cotton to Liverpool asc
o!Ies-Cott9n.eed Oh inactive and barely ,os,
and o p a 5r PRIME summer yellow March shipment
mate sfTf Ra 4ns nT.9 on the eayey
bbs ana in bulk 81 25 Phs,r SI%% rs,rsHm
9a 90 naphtha 81 10 OIL crude ~ bis
summer yellow nominal butter grades ssssc prime
American raw 5Ga57c American bed 800 Sy
lard oil 50a52c vi 9'''s' = under city brands
rtGa The market FOR provisions was higher
Yesterday. notably In the
9lIe liberal ana prices reached top point the aav Re
cepts OF hogs Chicago =,
at Chicago during February ZOE hog. coona ~,
w as rT daG Saa '36 6 5@ a S
asl3 90; short clear. slI 1885. 49,. REEF 'DnI
quoted: Mess souSlo! 10: family. SIasI3 packet SIT
% Taa 'o at saaas2E D HEE6 HHs
Flrmer Quoted Baccns. enc. 100 NJ CSC: 100 n
SIC; pigs, 7'%c-.-..CtT MEATS Picked bellies Bn
S %ted :, n 5" az Rers 7sc 10 n nc: IL n Gsa
ced hams steady qupted l0d1OAc: Western green's
Sc city greens. 9hG9a.c..... .TATLOW- CITY
g 7>6c: country b'.Q5'tc.... I.ARD-Firm quoted al
firm. Quoted: South America. SO 90: Continent So 40
Brazil; kegs, 81 u Compound lrm Quoted: CTty ga
&c Mfstern oa6 sTEARlNE- Steady. Quoted
RICE-There was healthy market for rice with a
fair sales movement in spite OF the While prcas
were Unchanged. there firm undertone here as
TO low fair pa a<ssc; COED a.. noe, primq
70 choice 5I+q5Ssc head 5aTa4c Patna ~ as So
Japan, 4f4ai7sc: Java, +4g4%c; Rangoon. in bond
SUGARThere very business I'm refined sppnr
List prices were unchanged. The American Sugar Re
inning Company withdrew its concession points on
around granted Raws wit centrifugal
quoted AZ 3-l6@4%c; muscovado 40 test nominaily
3Hc: and molasses sugar nominally 3fsc The London
market was steady for with Java n
| at "a Cd Quotations follow nd z
domnoes Din half btls only) A. 45c; c,hes
and xxx powdered. 535c: powdered coarse pow
lated sac. eagle extra fine gam
lated 535c eagle 2 n bags cartons n bags ana
N cartons OF fine granuated 3 30c: granu
lated standard Rranulatad and diamond A 2Oc con-
PETITIONERS A, &c: Nos and g. SIC: SOC: No 3
4 75c No g. roc: No T. 6bc: No g. s8Oc: No q nc
No 10. $500 No H. 44hc: Nos -. 49, Il. IL ana 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

sheep. Sc II. at 81 so
H. H. Hollis: IS sheep. "a 10. at 81 So
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars. 2542 head all for
slaughterers A Of Western hogs held
"Wednesday. but sold to-day Feeling
Buffalo advices Country dressed steady 5%GIec
n for heavy light weights
Sales-H. H. Hollis date Yesterdays Is pigs IS
10 average at SIS 40 100 10: State hogs 125 N,
81 20.
Andrew Mullen yesterday: Pigs. 73 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
WEST SfiORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin station. y. Y. followA
and IS IN. later from foot W. 42d St:
'12i4S u. M. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. for Dstreies
Chicago and St Dining
'Ot16 p. NJ, Chicago and st Louis Limited.
tSfOO p NJ, Buffalo and Niagara Fels Express
'BtlS Z. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
'Iai:y. tkxcept sunday
Timetables principal hotels and offices. Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westc0tts
c, f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
From foot OF Liberty
500 1900. Dining A "
Il 90 pnins Can 30 600 Royal Blue Llni,eD. 800
1000. u1:S9 Dining carr II, $50 800 Royal Blus
Iauiteil. $500. ts6,C0 Dining =. VI
Additional for Philadelphia
A NJ. $3.50. s+0o. 400 $50. '9:45 P. NJ Sundays,
\ NJ. $500 2.
Tickets and parlor seats at foot Of Liberty St.
Ferry. Il3 IT2 26l. i3t ga. 1885 Broad
gav. 80 9Th Az IS Cnon 81. West 15S East 125;a
ST. 273 West I25th St, 24S Columbus Av.. New YORK:
Court 3+i. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn. Broadway
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Co will car Tor
and check baggage from hotels residences
From Liberty st.
sFrom South Ferry Ave minutes earlier.
tFrom South Ferry SOS p.
eFrom South Ferry A NJ
South Ferry a =. NJ
JFrNu South Ferry "a 3-55 p
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NAVAL STORES

There were no important changes prices but tone
steady all around Quotations follow
TAR-Reguars. 81 90; DO oil hhs 81 90
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- 554G58c.
ROSTN-Common to good strained 81 IL; f 81 So r
81 90 O. 1M; II. 81 rs l. 81 30; X SEQ NJ SO so:
n. 81 %: @, So so: w 81 49, " ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

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daily sunday 6A5 NJ eSunday leaves SIS
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100 NJ Local for FASTON.
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and principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con-
meets for CCal Branchest -
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train IN the world Limited seating
capacity Buffalo connecting with through SieepeTs
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v'3.IO. y5.2OP.M. Local for MACCH CHUNK 49,,
s5.J5 81 Chicago Nesthule Limited FOR NIAG~
ARA FALLS aud points West Through SeePns Cars TO Chicago
:2:55 s.oor.n. Expos ton Express for BUFFALO and
.S.33, 900 Pm; For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and West sleeping Chicago
So PLAINFlEID and HOUND BROOK, locals daily exseps
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and us,
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station krooklyni
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