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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

METALs-The only change in Official quotations
metals in the shading OF tin from $3l 754$32 to
Pig iron ruled dull and was also nominal. Lake
copper. unchanged in price, slow. closing perhaps
quiet closing Wednesdays figures. 81 T0lS4 70
spelter continued to show a feeble undertone on the
The brokers' price for lead 81 TN and for speer
s. 90.
especially the better grades Of kettle
lasses which is held by strong holders Business vas
follow: Jew Orleans centrifugal. common, ia
BE; fair l4qlsc; good. 2og2sci prime, 3eg87c; New
17q19c: fair. 13D4c good, 16Gi6c prime, 2o@
mand for or shore trades but the supply Of vessels
limited and firm in consequence. There
mand for tonnage rates bid Steamers were In steady
demand for the various trades with in general firm
Vessels continued rather scarce Quotations 70 Liverpool
ard London: sd Glasgow no room Bristol I'D
Leith I'D asked Hull AID; Newcastle, 4lad; Antwerp
4d Hamburg IS pigs; Rotterdam. SIG; Amsterdam no
r. 290 "a cotton TO Liverpool per "0 ID $50 LONDON" oats
oIis-The market for cottonseed oil was again quiet
bids Of 37c Inseed oil quiet but steady
at old prices and refined petroleum continued without
bulk 26 Philadelphia bbls. SO 50 and in bulk 81 90
refined cases New York 81 10; deodorized naphtha
s1l 10 Cottonseed oPrime crude bills 3sl @34c: prime
summer yellow. 3T4Q37l4c prompt off summer yellow
nominal: butter grades 3sq6ec: prime white. Soc prime
yellow. 3G40ci city linseed American o6a3Tc
American boiled bsQ69c: Calcutta csc: lin
quoted &c under city brands lard OIL 5Oq52c.
PR0VfSIONS-C Considerable hog product sold by
commission houses and packers yesterday but up to
hour market held very steady fair demand
commission houses and of the English packers
and sold off lowest point of the day Chicago estl-
mated receipts for the day 600 head and Tor Sat
75Gsi 3d. family saasI8 go clear sII 75qsis
80. BEEF-steady Quoted Mess sl0dsi0 80; family,
BEEF HhMs-DniI Quoted 500 50ds2i y DRESSED
HoGs-Dul and easy. Quoted Baeons. o&c $50 10 exc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Layerpool Feb 2s-C1osng: wheat-spot dull; No l
California, stock, No red Western winter no stock
No ] Northern spring. 6s I'D Corn-Spot quiet Amer
lean mixed, new 3s 81; American mixed old 81 I'D
futures steady; March Is Sd: February. Be Sd: Nav
Be- $50 Flourst Louis fancy winter dull Hops
81 LyndonPacihc Coast dull f3 5sf3 lbs Peas-Csns-
dian Is 81 Beef steady; india Sos: prime
mess rs Cd Pork Srm: prime Western, Jss 81
Hams-Short cut II 10 i6 ~ easy. ass. Bac0nCumber
land cut p 90 30 10 BIS Cd short rib, - n
duh Biz long clear Tniddies light 20 - dull
long clear middes heavy. 81 20 n, Sd short
clear backs, IS 10 IS No. dull 34s Cd:
I6 n 31s Cd ShOuders-Squsre. 10 n steady
22s a IsFd-pFfme Western. tieTces. firm 3Os "a
American refined in pals steady 32s Cd ButteF-Finest
and good United STATES nominal Cheese firm American
finest white. Sos American finest colored TaIloN
strong; prime city PCS; Australian London 2as cot
tonHeed aHulI refined. Msy-August dull. 22s 90 Tur-
pentHe-Spirffs firm, sis Sd Rosin-Conmon firm q,
Pezroleum-Hehned. I'D Lnseed OIL 25s. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

5 AND Winter wheat break grades wheat of S Sa
sS:HS IN SS0 81 P e
gsS co. winter 50 SSass spring clears 81 9o9
BucRwHEAT FLoUR@oIiet. Quoted $! 5ossl Is;
fsndy COZ * EGGG fgy'
s 81 F ss white as sn% to yea% ec s4a
SIC M ass &c Arrive 3 h 9S pS $50 wH
bran. $17qsl8 So latter white mddngs $5Gs1s 80;
y cola Collapse in prices during
e me S session h @he f U an OF d es M at the
e e%s below Vast ANAL suTes The
sentiment bearishiy inneneed by very heavy
bush which 100000 bush larger than the previous
compared with bush IN the same time last year
1t was thought by some that these heavy Argentine g
regulations, Later dispatches said that there
sa!tsfss5oTy qqaii57 The dSysFn@ept sstimased
Of about 100000 bush addition. Last years actual
shipments from the Argentine amounted about 81 900
bush compared %ih as2o bush the
the n an9 on
showing 1o@l6 decline the day, advance
r aS T b MARGINS s m aea
operations early in the session but broadened out some
!eached interior resolved
n in the ~fe ouooT % @n It
On ai the h 0 lTs so s9Ow Wheat %
ss Of bush s9 m6 s %
was quiet and only about 10 loads could be found
Seaboard clearances small disappointing.
Northwest go cars partly holiday
ton against 402 last The late weather fore
cast was for cold wave throughout most of the winter
New-York store. 7Gasc: No / hard Duluth sOasc
prompt nominal: No / hard Manitoba, S0ssc prompt;
No hard New-Yo 1880 prompt; No l
1880 No ! Northern Chicago T55zc prompt.
CORN-While Western took hold Of again
Yesterday with favorable results Tor part or the session.
they unable to overcome entirely the eect OF late
weakness in wheat the close prices dropped off
rapidly. ending day c decline The reports
country accepances Indicated that figures not large
roads Nebraska the effect that only 100000
bush OF cribbed corn in hand compared with
100000 bush the time On the
other hand reported to be grading better at
Chicago with cold weather the still further
this situation while Saturdays
Chicago estimated at 1O60 The seaboard clear
appointing, only 20 loads reported Liverpool
closed Id lower for the day $dhd below Wednesday
A Western dispatch said that The Drovers' Journal
estimated 42SO cattle in the principal States
than last 200 than in 1898 and 1888 900
than 1897 The significance of this figuring lies in the
prospective demand feeding purposes
afoat... .OATS-In sympathy with other markets
oats closed at 29c No oats 2sisc No White 3l1sc;
N9l White Sossc; track mixed 2SgSoe track white
quiet No l Western CSC o b aioat: No Western.
62lac b ahoat State rye. 5T95sc New-York,
soc New-York. ''Bradstreet's' wheat
-four from both the week $3.50 BUSH
against 1884 069 last week 3s4359 bush in the
week Since July this the exports OF
wheat 13O507241 bush. against 1872 s97 $50
year Corn exports the week S98 IT'S
BUSH against 3gO35 bush last week and 2S71 05I bush
l3s 993 bush against IT'S during
period year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February %. 1900.
COFFEE-There fairly active market for Brazil
coffee futures which opened unchanged prices
10 decline of points and for time ruled generally
quiet. with somewhat variable undertone; in the
absence Of either general demand OF disposition TO
sell II remained for few orders to turn the market
either one way or the other for matter OF points or 50
In this the market time showed nominal ad
of about 10 points. Later. however the market
decidedly and buying
Baltimore While the European cables not
satisfactory. and while the market at Rio declined 2I5
refs the receipts Rio and Santos but moderate,
and furnished an offset TO the rest OF the foreign news
Sal the opening call 2,TO0 bags business
up 10 u m only 5000 bags. but the transactions
with the market
finally steady unchanged prices advance OF
10 points Cleared Rio February -, steamer Colombia,
cleared February % steamer Roman
Prince 10000 bags cleared Santos February 81 steamer
Be,larden with probably 1000 bags: but obscure cable
code left the amount uncertain Havre STOCKS OF all kinds
including 1435,0OO BRAZILIAN
7eSOOO and 600 respectively last week The
quiet and nominally
shade easier We quote noninan: No &. s-l6c No q.
8 l6c: No 8. s 11-16c No 8, l1-l6c.
The range prices local to-day
VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb 23--cotton-Hoiday-R 8. 81
bales exports 20 the Continent II 903 bales sales 105
bales. all spinners: stock. 1s7. ia bales.
Savannah. Feb 23-Cotton steady middling sssc: low
Tniddling S1ec good ordinary 10 16c 1881
bales the Continent. Il bales; wise
2 I3i bales; sales. 100 bales; stock. 4s s97 bales.
-. Louis. Feb 23.-CottoD firm middling. sizc: low
niddling 1ec; good ordinary 100: net receipts
b5s bales; 575T bales; shipments bales
s. iI9 bales
Memphis Feb. 2S-Cotton steady; middlng sac; low
niddling- Sac: good ordinary, NC: receipts 500
bales receipts $40 bales: shipments 500 bales
stock. 1900 i24.sei bales: 1898 20 475 bales.
NeH-OTieans. Feb. 23-Cotton firm and higher. mid
ding 1116c: low middling Ice: good ordinary Sc
Job bales: exports Continent 700 bales
oosst1ise 3os bales sales 1900 bales.
Baltimore. Feb. 23-Cotton nominal; mdding &c: low
rnddlng ice; good ordinary 1916; net receipts
ell bales: 3746 bales exports Great Britain
1870 bales; 70 France. 3O bales Continent Gao
bales: stock. - 37z bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

COTTON-There al enormous business done in cot
futures to-day From start TO finish the market was
in whirl OF excitement. What many had predicted
happened way Of repetition OF the Lincoln
Wednesday morning and the opening OF our
another advance occurred at Liver
market closed gain of 0-64u
1850 compared with her final prices OF "Wednesday
developed advance Of l0ql3 points For the
session of the market Irregular
cratic with enormous demand from all
points compass: good part from Great Britain
the But the South also very heavy
buyer. The South African some figure
an time the advance 20a29
points. the market steady d a
ga points. Price, Mccormick Co.'S morning
feeling beginning manifest itself
that have become
waiting decline and that market is favOrably
affected by the light interior movement at the South.
Some OF the advance abroad Is doubt due 10 the
news from South Africa. The main factor in the ad
the unsatisfactory movement cotton. There
IN sight for 1900 1.54O.OS4 bales cotton.
against the corresponding time 1899, 1905
bales for 1898 9i4U65 bales and FOR 1897, 1921 pa
baes. There in sight in March last GIG
bales; March 1895 102 0c0 bales 1897 bales
Estimates wild the in
sight this March; they have much do with the
vance in prices Some contend that il VIII be low
bales Re watching he market and
receipts specializing claim tand they are the
likely be justhedJ will run about The
last year-636 900 bales In not
TO be lost sight OF that We losing in
Is serious that mills are prscti-
81 IS the neededtO Britain
ON this view there considerable selling
noon bat there no end to the buying
the market closed prices OF the
dav. the net advance being 9d27 points
The Of contract prices In the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

Cash quotations Flour easy: No 3
spring wheat, 63l@@65c; No , red 69a70c No corn.
33'zc No yellow 33 c: No oats. 23a23ac: No
white, 26a26i2c; No white. 2sS& d25@4c; No rye
10 n W. 81 GO: coYerseed. S. 20; pork
per Dbl 81 s0aS1O 49, lard. 100 10. So 75Q$5 S2'z
short ribs sides IS shoulders
tbo1ed). sc Ease 81. short boxed 95d
50 70 whisky. distilleTs finished goods per gal
sugars cut loaf 6O5c; graduated. i9c
2la5c daiTles lsa2lc Cheese firm. 12@l3c. Eggs
fresh. l34l2azc-
Cincinnati Feb. % Flour dull quiet: No red
5Sc Corn firm, higher No > mixed steady
No mixed &c. Rye firm: No . d3C.
Eggs easier. I2%c. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee, Feb. % Wheat lower No Northern 67c
40 Northern 64qd5i1c. Rye duh: No J. 57d57lac
Barley lower: No ?, 45c. Sample. 35a36c
Minneapolis, Feb 23.-CIose-Vheat in store No
Northern February f3A4c May 63s d637sc July 65I.c
ON track-No hand. 65lsc No Northern 63tsc No =
Northern. elSse- Flour and bran. unchanged
Philadelphia Feb 23-Wheat weak and lc lower con
tIact grade February 7z4T2i.c. steady quiet
no mixed. February. 3Sl d40c. quiet but steady
prints &c. Eggs hTm good demand rby BE:
90 Western, he; do Southwestern i3c;
Cheese firm. Recepts-Flour 1926 bbls II 39I sacks
wheat 10000 BUSH 444 900 bush:
Shipments-Wheat 1900 bush; l32, 90 bush; oats
-. 900 bush.
Louie Feb. 23-Wheat lower: No red each co.. G:
February, sc; May. 6sl4c; July 661s aG6c hard
66961c. Como = cash. 3Sc; February 33c: MAY,
@33ssc; July 33s.d SS7sc. oats-No cash 24Izc:
rUary. 2454c; May. 24c; No = white. 2Ga26ssc.
Toledo Feb % Wheat-No = cash 7Oac: MAY 72Izc:
July. 70zc. Como . mixed. 36c. Oats-No . mixed.
24c. Rye-NO cash 5s12c. Cloverseed-Prime cash
ole. 81 80: February, new. S. 57lz: March. IS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Cattle-ChOice cattle nominally
steady others steady to slow. Texas firm. Good
about steady others Toe lower; sockers
and feeders active about steady. choice S5d
poor medium. $4Q$4 20: mixed sockers So 4Oa
81 feeders. 25GS4 40 good cows
81 3O@$4 % heers. 81 23as4 60 Gamers. 81 25dS2 so
bulls 81 GOGS4 % calves sass Texas fed beeves $4G$5
Hogs active steady 10 sJrong top 81 9I good CLEARANCE
97 rough heavy 81 7OG$4 light 6OdS4 50 bulk
81 S0dS4 80 Sheep steady: lambs
Nethers. $JU$J 50; Western wethers $j6$5 a. lambs
S50S7 Il: Western lambs. S6Q$T a.. Receipts-Cattle
1000 head: hogs, 2SOUO, sheep. 5000
Cincinnati. Feb. 2'-Hogs active. lower. 81 20dSj Cat
tie steady Sia& 10 Sheep active 50 1898 Lambs
firm. SGQSI 80
East Liberty. Feb. 23-Catte steady unchanged
prices Hogs slow and lower prices for prime mediums
s. 10 best Workers. 81 l0HS5 l2a light Workers, $5a
U5 heavy s. OJNS5 10 pigs 81 I0uS4 roughS
81 JUI$4 Sheeo firm. choice wetheTs. 81 1895
common S2aS4 choice lambs. 81 15GS7 -.
good, S5G$7 10; veal calves, $IG$I 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST. "a
Leave New York south Ferry (Wht1enau Terraln~'' =
foot OF Liberty
@Daiy. Except sunday SSundSS.,, |.
CHICAGO. .4SO :. m. OIOerV street 'nlyl -
m. and @l2 10 night "a
PITTsBURG. '4SO a. N. dIosty street 0ni5'' u"
p m. si2. 10 night
CINCTNNArI. ST LOUIS. 1000 = m. 'S'' p n
sI2. 10 night.
.,WASHINGT0N, BALTIMORE, $50 10y 80 piasr
.l.SO a DINER. ti0O tD'nerl, - nfs.t
800 CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Tram 90
and Cafel, s46S CD.nerN saSS . N iDner1. AN -
night. NORFOLK. tiOO y m
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light 49,. a.
Ofces; IlS LIE. 26f asa I2S4 Broadway. p unsz
w. l27 Bowery. y Y. $50 FHlton st. BrcokyS srss
hall Terminal 94d Liberty Baggage ehscAS1 -"
hotel residence destinaff1n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

Through trains leave New NorS foot q y Is'"'
follows. and minutes EARLIER from W 80 -, n
BOO a m Daily Tgunala Express Bultal9 ss,Td
For Bingh anton. WaVerlV. EIurl and eta~-9'~
train Coaches and parlor ar 20 Buualo .,r-sslit
100 Daily hieaEo Limited US N A n
train 70 Chicago. arriving . T. m AT trVeS , ar
Slcepcrs Chicago. tIeVctnd. Cincinnati 49,
$50 ?. Bupslo and Cle'ei4nl, ~ Youugs-
Buffalo T.O5. Bradford n. Jamestown ttV I.snsrs
town 1927 a. Cleysl0gd l-jo ? H. $50
luralo and Cleveland. cafe ear. ,., WsveTy
DIS o. IA patIy-Solil train Riughanatop ,is-atL
Elmjra Chicago. Sleepes 10 Bunalo. thl'AS' ~
Dining car. ,-vrNfAN &C
TIICKETS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND y "a. a. Brost-
Il CONMODATIONS a III. us eti t,l ssr chanaee7s
way IS6 East Ieath St and 2l3 West l,,n sso FNla
and West 2d ferries. New AGyS - Toboker. 80
St. eS BROADWAY Rrooxyu: 10 River 81 H.us A.
Jersey city station. New York Transfer ~"
checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs- Receipts cars or 3 POS head includ-
ing Il cars for export alive 119 for sIaughterer 10 or
be sold. which at sixtieth-st Demand
Yards were well cleared. Common
81 75 bulls az s ser 100 10 oxen and and stays at % 5o
SLOW at unehanged prices or at 7a9c 10 ordinary
selling at i24 aiss per ~ estima,ed res5
weight; Liverpool H@12i4c dressed weight sheep
Marengo took out toiay 81 cata Tor 4 per SIT c
On SATURDAY the Mesaba viii carry cattle
last named firm and 4so oU9rer f %T pee
Housean the Hihdoo for Hui 1 I5 es for ,o Never
Snsrn1n ana the Campania TO Liverpool. for Eastnans
this port for week 21s5 cattle quarters beef
al TO Great Britain except ~ cattle
soer i@oS at s. 20 per 100 No. Z 1925 s. Is Is
n s. So 10 at 81 70; stays s. 1880 ii No.
FsHsn buns s 1913 state at e 80 s. s. 10
s. 60: do SO ~ at So So d. $50 n at So 20: r. do
State 3D. do 1917 81 H. at q wv a COWS avs 500 g. 50 TO-
"a sherman Culver: Kentucky steers. 1850 10
. a 8 q d. 1i 1913 30 aG at o 3 % at ST 80
q 5 fGsS Co Is Ke1qSy steers 1873 n 50
90 d2n 1880 3o6 r. y at ono iiss b. at
at $ 90 Do $40 n - / do 40 H. at s. 10 bull
81 10 do, 1857 n % do o4a 70 at So q 10 TO- do
81 M at - 10 - do 955 n at 50 TO- y DO $40 NJ at
.so Sanders ISenueky i27S n at s. 50: II do
H c Collins gi4,;. . Virginia 79s ro at s.
/
s. a. do co. ais IS at 100? g r. at IS SO sa DO s n t
at So; . do foao N. at 50 g. 1'' ''' ~
at 8 -; do 6a n at 50 30; 40 n at s. So II
JelIiGe. Wright & Co: l bull. 10 10. at So s5
GALVEs-R Receipts for two days were PA head and 45
prices steady No Or seha calves sfF a 6
s f@s S S9 at vsa slow 20 D s S
calves steady 6aSc barnyari and fed calves
Sales-J H Hume & Bro: % veaIs 1o7 N svAraga a,
s. 80 per 100 n Do 156 ~ at IS; do 1872 n. at
MCPHERSON & Co. is yeals 90 ~ at 81 75
&c $ Sanders: veas of various weights. at Sc 50
ca Ses 6P a2a bead ana fgFs we're fer f
sixtietfs sheep were in liberal supply than for
steady e arm. sales being rather hshsr fig
prime sheep sold 81 % s. per n; few head
s. 50; good lambs 81 and s. 50; eus at
e ana &c per 70; dressed lambs firm &c and lolac;
country dressed winter lambs easier 81 and IS per
Sales Newton Co: 2l9 Michigan lambs. u n aver
Pennsylvania do 20 h. 81 so 20 cus 66 h at So:
Sherman & Culver: I6l Kentucky lambs 50 10. at
81 80; III faT Western sheep 1926 ~ at So co. 1853 Ken
EXPORT: 147 10, So 80 20 Kentucky lambs N.
,o ! 4 J Hume IN = RE 70 "a STATE lambs 81 ~
% a rs M g 10 7 rs B MShsfa abs at al M
90 u on do s 81 Ra "a s. S G $ Do 70
falo sheep. 100 n. s. 80.
s State s T s@6s s % as s. 10 IS 50
N. at 81 so; culs so ~ Sc 10 State sheep
j. H wilkerson 30 Buffalo lambs 20 ~ at 81 IS; SO
= were % cars or 1000 head including
weak and the market was quoted low at s. Is and s. 20
per 700 H. for the whole range Country dressed steady
sa!es-S Judd & Co: 26o Western pigs 90 n, aver
Andrew Mullen: date yesterday SO state pigs 1a 10
at 50 80; roughs. 100 n at "a So stag 40 H. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

STATIONS foot S2.s or We 5 , Street De-
1.-THE leaving lime from De<bro-.e. nm.
r ,ha streets Is i've minutes Later thaas
STATIONS except where otherwise noted
Cars New York Pit,sburg sleeping car P,i ssror
9.5 4. ~ F. 40 coaches 1G5a 70 p, Pt,sourg
'-;,, \. VI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-PrIiir,,
cars F cbcsso ceysand Tossao s' c 0ss5.s
1.55 p. VI cIIId,SC;e ATD i ST Ior-rs r,pD,..
s5 nor NasPylae wa Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE Indiaa
7'2 2',. y VI. WESTERN EMPRESS Chicago. "a,
1-55 p w. sorTHW EsTERN EXPRESS p,,.
sii g. Sleveiand. Cincinnati. Louisville Indian
-; 81 p VI PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pi,,sour. ana
Route. Connects FOR CLEVELAND sVcart , ,sn 'aisJ
So srssI T.; ". NAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Bu--,
burg burg, and points West. daily except sunday No
-, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
200 DINING carr loss Dining 7 Gr, r' IA Ssr-s's
92es6rosses and CoTtlandt Streets 2.2N s25 Con-
Dining CaT, 50 DINING Car, ., p m. r 10 n sit5s
consreesiona Lin. al Pa-ar a' ana 4 q T, SS q e
~ 10 5igb, DINING carr $50 Dining carr. rs p n
0b DIFFERS. F aAa Sa.5a, ,t. i
EoRFoLK AND WESTERN RArIW y 9Eaf daily y.,.
tTIANTIc COAST LINE florida Special. 70 q
cI HES OHIO RAILWAY a m m '' Rs.s
ToR Il. 3ID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755a
AT msss4iS' c a7a 80 a ID a' s5i .,
and Cortland Streets 20 p M weekdays ThroYrS
Coaches 1900 '-a-s
CAPE MAY.-12.55 %. N weekdays.
or points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twentv- third Street Station. a. m 10 N
30. and 455 p m. sundays. O. Is a. H., 4 = D -
iron DesbrOsses and Cortandt Streetsl 300 a N
200 $40 and so p Sundays. 9.45 n SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SIS s55 SIS s9 X ' PI59 SJTg[ % 10 IS
AID Corandt Streets 70 2Oi DINING Carr - f7F-~
Ca-l n:j5 m. 12.55 70 OsShrosses and C7-tIans.
streets 200. 80. ~ SIS - . Dining ~
40 'DiainE Carl 80 Dining carr 7.55 SO. aS
p m. i 10 night Sundays. 10 % S55 . Ok
Limited. 955. 1875 Dining carr N 1255 *
Dining Carr. p p 355 . CDtnng carr 455 iTni-s
Carr 80 Dining Carr, T55. $50. % D. m. I2D
night. - -
Ticket Offices Nos. 46I ga 1896 and 26l Broad
way Assor House West Twenty-third Street station:
and stations foot OF DesTosses Streets.
Court Street $50 Futon Street 9S Broadway s.i
Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN. station Tsrssv
City. The New York Transfer Company will car -
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
TO destination.
Telephone .ol4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains Franklin -. Station, n. Y. as follows
and IL m later from foot ~ w +2d St:
'I2:45 L. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED for Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining
-6EIo p Nj, Chicago and st Louis Limited
$500 +. M. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'o;I5 = NJ, Detroit ana Chicago Express.
DAILY. Except Sunday.
Time tables at principal hotels offices RarEara
checked from hotel residence by Westcotts EXPRESS
G. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo Feb 23.-Receipts Of and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twentyfour hours
today Cattle cars; nd
lambs. 20 cars: hogs % Shipments same time
Cattle. sheep and lambs % cars hogs
atfle-Haret about steady 81 stockers 30
calves. light demand. lower; choice extra 5OaSs
good choice. STdS7 80. Sheep lambs-Choice to
extra lambs 81 aST 30; good choice s7gs7 25 com
Se6S6 mixed. IS 25dS5
80: ethers and yearlings 50Qs6: ewes "a 30
@S5 %. The close steady the best prices day
Hogs quite active decline SC; heavy, IS 1oQs5 10
Yorers IS Ods5 l22: principally. s. 10: pigs 81
50; rOughs 81 60@S4 2: stays, 81 2JGS4 strong
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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL,


e12 A. NJ. and 355 NJ, Daily. sunday. Pitts
field. Sundays only at Q 20 A. NJ
Pullman
Trains niu minated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261, AIS 1915 Broadway 25
Union So. w, 295 Columbus Ave. 81 West
125th St i3sth st stations New York. and 726
Fulton and 10+ Broadway. r. n. Brooklyn.
Telephone $3.50 Cortandt'' for New York
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb 2S-spring wheat: No ] round lots,
s61sc; No Northern round lots 74ssc carloads 75c
Winter wheat weak: No = red, T3c: mixed 12lac: l
white &c Corn quiet No yellow. 3se: No yellow.
$50; No yellow. No 81 1zc:
$I+c Oats firm; No white, 29q29lzc: No 3 white
2e'2c No white. 2Sc; No > mixed. 26I2c mixed.
&c Flour firm
Chicago. Feb. . The leading futures ranged fol-
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Stations foot OF Desbr0ses
tPeuna r r Ferries
sd other JoTautC Desoros1
streets Daily except sunday sunday leaves IS Otnef
train VI leaves ) - AZ
y sunday leaves els sunday u
I-6,5S, 7 90 A. Local Tor EASTON
+7.55, -. 10 NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA tAlLS saa
West principal local points Paror and Dining -ars Coz
Coal Branches. --..- -
the world Limited % sea-ls
70 nd Dining -,,x
sI2.35 90 M For WILhkS- SAl'ittr :. ssANtON'
fs3,55 NJ. Coal Branches and nterlIeiae po.nts
ys5.IO. v.5,29P.M. local for NAUCH tHUNk 0-r,n
*5.53 y6.lDPN Chicago Ntstnule limited roIN.
ARA FALLS points West Through Sleeping Cars 70 ChcAs0
.7.5J. SEQ P. Exposition Express for BUFFALO AoA
sS.55 600 I'M Fer ITHACA, ROCHESTER,. BuFFAAo
est Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago. .--.,s
Sund,~ S5 ~ NJ; 4Iu. ~ -6O SO - 5 and - p -
Pullman lions 81 ms, mi ~ 80 -
1854 BROADWAY Union Square West rs Columbus
$50 Fulton q dwy and Annex ota9u a.
Y Transfer Co. will call fer and check baggage rom
res. dcnce through TO destination