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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
ASKS SEXTON TO RECONSIDER.
Timothy HeaIy Wants Him to Head
the Irish Party

LONDON, Feb H.-Timothv Hea1v h..
written to Thomas Sexton urging him. on the
ground OF the party needs, to reconsider his
refusal OF the craftsmanship of the party and
VIII purchase Mr.. Sections acceptance, or the
heartiest cooperation Of the Healyites, whorI
only wish, he says, is to make Mr.. SextonG
tenure OF the chair agreeable and honorable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
ENGLAND Is THEIR HOME.
Boston Society Tenders It's Services
to Salisbury

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. IA letter has been
sent Marquis of Salisbury by G. Osborne
Grant; secretary of the Loyal Guianez union
marquis In the controversy, and declaring
that In case of necessity, the society stands
ready to render service for the mother coun-
try. The letter concludes: While in fuII
sympathy with the manner in which you
nave handled the Guiana-Venezuela trouble.
we nave assurances that you will not con-
cede one iota Of the territory in dispute east
OF the schomburgk line to arbitration"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
Gaudaur Located at Winnipeg

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 14.-Jake Gaudaur,
the champion oarsman, is negotiating for the
purchase of saloon here and may settle per-
manently in Winnipeg. +t~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
Venezuelan Commission at Work.
Assinaboine Lands.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Favorable report
on the bill to dispose of abandoned lands in
Fort Assinaboine military reservation, Mont,
has been made to the house.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
CURLING NEWS.
Kinks and Draws in Allen BlacL
Medal Contest,

The makeup Of the several Kinks in the
curling match for the Allan Black medal are
herewith given, together with the draws The
OLD sk1ps play three, while the Kinks are
skipped by the young curriers'. The Kinks
skipped by DIR. White and H. Snowden played
last night, the former winning by l point,
the score being 16 to Is. This afternoon a
point contest. open to all members of the
club, will be played, the prizes being a ham
and box of raisins. The finals for the Mer-
RAM medal will be played. w. A. Cameron
and Thomas Scott being the skips.
Following are the Allen Black medal Kinks:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
CUT TO THE QUICK For THE
QUICK.
Maple Leaf Route the Fastest,

The Chicago Great Western Railway MA.
pie Lear Route) now gets the preferred pass
enger business to and from Des Molnes De-
cause OF its quick time and superior serytcs-
evening train leaves at 1880 daily"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
Approved by the President.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.2rhe president has
approved the act granting to the Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railway company the
right to construct rEiIway and telegraph
and telephone lines inqthen Indian territory;
also to authorize the use of9he White lot in
Washington, D. c., for the encampment Of the
Christian Endeayorers %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
CANADIAN PACIFIC DEAL

BY Which 1t Can Compete With the
Grand Trunk at All Points.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 4.-At the annual
meeting of the shareholders of the C,anadian
Facinc railway, to be held at Montreal. ApriI
1, an Important deal will be consummated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15

But One Change of Cars by the 500
Line
To Venezuela. Party leaves st. Paul
Feb. 23rd. Round trip only $142.50,
tickets good one year. For particulars
call at 39S Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
But One Change Of Cars by the Soc
Line.
t.n

To Venezuela Party leaves st. Paul
Feb. 23rd. Round trip only $142.50,
tickets good one year. For particulars
call at 1893 Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15
FIGHT SURE MONDAY
MAHER's EYES IMPROVING AND HE
WILL SURELY BE ON
HAND,
SAYS QUINN, PETERS BACKER.
MEANWHILE THE SPORTS HANG
ON AT Ell PASO, CONFIDENT
OF A SET-TO.
FITZ IS BECOMING DIsGUsTED.
No Matter Where He Goes or What
He Does, the Rangers Are
With Him.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Feb. 14-Late this
evening Quinn, Makers hacker, tele-
phoned from Las Cruces that Peters
eyes were 25 per cent better, and that
he would surely be able to be in the
ring Monday. In the meantime conces-
sions have been secured for bull fight
in Juarez Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-15

Gideon Damages Affirmed.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Justice Truax today
in the special term Of the supreme court hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

REEVES Raca,,s ,v.-o 4. Nsw-Y York July TO- lsee
FOR exporters and city slaugherers and for tho
cry .tr dr re- soS Ssef ,1 sn ., as e. g7 Tor
the beef and cattle markets Of Britain shipments
today TO London IN he Europe 40 j. sham
s aT9 on IN ,r 9n O6 70 cattle
CALVES Receipts were $50 head all for the market,
ana with 3iO head held over yesterday there were ,b
head on sac demand moro active than yesterday and
steady and stale lots sens at 's Sw a STs.%t
Ine ieeling a. The 81 ss was huoyan, around
s2gs2 :" 100 ~ mixed lots and FED caSe. al So 5o
cus al sass 30 canS d s@s v .na s,es lot at @
per TO- cy dressed m far demand at 5'~Jse little calves
saIes,H H. Hollis yeals IN 10 average at So per
n at 81 * i2 DO 20 ~ 81 -, d. i72 n at 81
d. 40 h. al al 8 s. So D. q Ss DO no m a, 8 80
=, benback 50 Veas ie4 n. 81 49, IS cuiis. 2is
~ Collins 40 Virginia veals is7 ~ at s47Y: do.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts w.r. OIL. ..
s'ss head al f'T the market Prime sheep and prime
oh. grades q were esser Medium n to s sss ALL
, e 1g,e Lover than yes'erdsy but demand was
Ordinary sheep od al SASS 50 p e'In S gveT
%. i ass for S SneS az a. q S,s3
5ms,s pr dressed mutton rather more active
few selected Garcasss selling at isc. 'U'-'''
al 81 . per ~ ohio d. "a n a. ~ no
358 Ohio sheep. ~ ~ 1T 81 do S. n ar "a -
O. 90 DO at $ 81 at w s. re T 80 DO 81 H. %
Newton Co.: 40 West Virginia lambs 60 NJ a, 81 II.
AZ DO u ~ at 81 u. l2l Virginia DO 81 n, at 81 Is
l26 do. 90 n. At s.: IDS do - 10 2. do TX NJ =;
80 1856 fhiiadeiphia DO 80 NJ AZ 81 Virginia sheep
N ID. Al -; West Virginia do 100 10 at 81
- Mci,her.on 90: ~ Delaware lambs. o. ~ at
~ bO % Do 80 ID. So 90 Virginia do - n AT az
22l do "A NJ 81: 27l do. n, a, Sc. 2li a." ~ ~
al s. 10 2!2 West virginia do. 80 ~ So "a Penns,
yana do 30 n. AT 81 80. 90 Virginia sheen los N =,
- 90 i42 DO iI, N. al si37is "a do rio n at 81:
~ do. % H. at 81 a. - do 1O3 ~ 81 80 fl do ~
10 a. tS lia do. ~ H. at ~: West Virginia do 40 10
~ Collins 20 Virginia lambs. 80 m SO: 39i do az
n at - 70; lei do 5s n at s. 20; $40 do ~ N AZ
80 -. do ~ n al - ~ 1903 VIRGINIA sheer, gd m
at ~ pl. ~ Do. ~ ~ az 81 % 40. ~ N at 81
H. II Hollis 81 state sheep. IA ~. 81 80
HOGS Receipts We're cars. G77 head Including 1877
head TO be sold Market active OdI5c higher
Common heavy - good light hogs quoted 500
" and choice 10 fancy light pigs at 81 0dsi Is coun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July ls 1896
slack. but showing interest and ths
general market very much the same as Guo'ec OF lac
a, 81 IS Pea are holding up pretty wen aso and red
81 or bu, there is disposition hoa ths best lots
and most Of the recent business has been at 81 cali
forna Lima are dragging Other yarietes are
, VI a%ass IS a@se ,%s eho de- p sr
81 02.as o5 DO white kidney 81 22idsl % do KID
ss ON n DO sT ou ogs gf 2 SS ys eS S s
72lsd75c: do bags. e7lc do Scotch bbls, 75a77sc do
BTTTER--The market has n fairly steady tone on
about sufficient a t" absorb e"frent ees sales have
been quite generally a, iSo uysrs are very Grss
defects in color flavor or genera character reduce The
is buaenss%e accumuat'on and ANXIETY n1 10 se n
Ss " more OF se s customers ss4 OF
State dairy IS moving slowly and must be very choice
favor Sale. rare above re- for ehoce marss
TT ns & Juos S' her ,ssSy &
nss showing hot weatir,r defects. and these
crca@.1y Per r lsS Mss Issal.e f5lti'
fs%9 DO a S9'' es sss M DR. rd a' @
G9s Ws;,s imitation ersss ns, H. second: iGa
DO current make choice iosc do thirds to hrsts "aioc
CHEESE TIE demand FOR large flll-crcam cheese was
only moderately active Gday sun TWO or three
NE market i GRADUALLY cleaning up on stead bas,
s sas ns % IN ns Sa
arrived in good condition and no.; very much under
priced stock the offerings there is but little de-
mand however. FOR such grades. Leaving fancy sales
are ditculi unless prices are put ricnt down 70 $780,,
Small size fun cheese continue dull. with
quit, accumulation hand. specially ~ white ana
e Is difficult exceed for fancy coored
price difficult reach for small white
tnue duh and prices little more than nominal. At
Cuba yesterday 80 boxes sold AT Gsc Liverpool cable
S4s 81. We quote: State. full cream large fancy. col
ored white enc: d. choice G.n1sc. do fair good,
5ixuCi.c d. small. coOred. fancy. 7c d, white.
e. good choice. GisuGa.c. do ai.D
Gi!c light skins. choice DC. skins good prime.
4qtzc. do common 10 fair 2g3c; fuil skins llac
EGtiS-Trade ~ rntheT quiet. Receipts sorewh hat
lighter but receivers report little accmu
laton from previous arrivals strictly fancy qualities
plenty. and rated about steady l2su !3c
Medium grades meeting only mooeraie demand and
wide IN values according To the amount r
loss which cases is running very heavy West
e1 and culs moving rery slowly unless u
unusually good quality. We quote: Jersey AMI nearly
fancy per dozen i5ul6c state and Pennsylvania l3g9
prime. i2.W i3c. do fair good. llul2r.
Door 20 god per So 4oVs3 TO- ous 81 -
u$2 80
r-pr-ITS- FEIsSH-IhOic- large apples would
fair VI tie receipts small and drag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York July l6. 1925
cOT~rON-The decline at Liverpool was no, as npv On
as expected the net there futures oens ols
pr nont, Under this market opened win an az az,
vance Of points and during the inot'e Len yes,er
20 nearly 10 points August as conpaleu WIN ena
day. closing but rallied later on renewed puy.s 49,
closed steady with a advance or 70 !, Pns'
nncpa advance being on July and August inc toeaa
sales for ,he day 1872 400 bales Inc cos'ne a.
Wers within / or points Of the highest OF the Gay:
Trere was some selling early by locals but they
cotton back during afternoon and there was
Of August presumably by German shorts ana lep' -.
excessive rains certain sections OF Aaoana
6uy.ng Drouth reported In Louisiana aIr "a 80
1ttl. selling for Texas account, and
and cold There be quite ceinaiia I'm e
Continent for future shipment the BASIS OF P-.
,,r,ces New-Orleans kilograms reported that he
.he cotton and rain Is needed ne eathe-
man 10 dav did not report in Texa and la
g. Indicated for the cotton belt during me '"eny ~
h,rrs 20 come With all trading to-day i seems ."
adorable sales for export been made dufns me
a. a. two A p-omnent New-iork cotton Hiif ~ ~
Wing 70 an INQUIRY a southern corresp
rariing the wisdom of buying and nofiiuIs h,v
tnh,,arv cotton as the commodity has already reacned
n,in from is not likely 10 20 iuS" ID, .t,a~.
even in IN. event % Byans election cotton VII,
c,r,,nsnd nrice plus gold premium ADDED Besues NO
say the chances fol- profit are eooo 's pocrher ana
h.vs discounted good crop prospects up TO Oconsl
n.h three months more hear from the crop iss -.
,n-, on, d,sastrously The Bombay weekly staten.
sbows receips Of tx bales against 900 same UNI
iss, wear while receipts since January were ~
agsnst asS OO6 bales period last year Inc
.r,o,t sroat "a bales against 2Opl bales ast year
Shjon1enfs for the nil, agains, n ass go.
rhiIs sh,pments since January were oo4V' as"'"s'
Sl3 sal period last year ~, .,..~. ria. IN.
Opening range and close to DAY ana oios"s o''' ''
nd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot Of COrtlandt and Desbrosses St.
$40 4. VI. daily Sundays, 200 A. M FOR AAVCa
CHUNK and intermediate stations. - ..~,-s
StiH A. VI. daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA RoCHLSss
TER BI-FTAI.O NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
BRIDGE and the West. and principal local points dnnc
car to Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nestoue sleeper
ii 100 A. NJ daily except sunday. for MAcu
CHUNK AMI intermediate points. connections iof H<A~
ing and Harrisburg.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 P NJ Through car TO Rochester, rs,
man Vestibuled Day Coaches and Parlor Car. Dining
1910 r. VI. daily except Sunday, for L.
Junction and intermediate points So.
1 80 p. VI. daily except sunday for L. a JunS
o,d ali intermediate stations Carcars to W.Ikesbairt
S,:sO =. VI. SUNDAYS only). for Mauch Chunk "a
u.ziston and all intermediate stations .
4,IO y, VI. daily, except sunday. FOR L. 4 IS JIcSsI
rION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman ocH"
'k,iS T. VI. daily. for Easton and Intermediate ~
tions thaircar 10 Easton .., r.,rs
0,iO p VI. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALL
ard Ali points West. Pullman Sleeper Nes'ibrled Ina
" v 10 Chicago sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto &c
nectons for Reading and Harrisburg ,ocu,s.
TER RI.FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all sSss
West Pullman Sleeper TO Chicago and Buffalo cnaT
ii .rO y ". daily. except Sunday. for EAsroS"
intermediate points -, . &c., -. - nor>c
RIsOOK and intermediate points. leave as foiioNs,sw
NJ 900 A. NJ, 30 =. NJ. 40 2. NJ and $50 A. n
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations AZ 20. 80 -
and 3o3 Broadway 81 East l4th St 1856 East otn -.
I3- J,owerv y Y $40 Fulton 81, cour, -. ~ Brcss>
rxav and brooklyn Annex. Rrrokyn -.
New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and ene's
harg,ge from hotel residence through 10 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty July io.-Cattie-Market steady; extra
a 3s, 4O prime 2aessi go good. s. 1884 20; tidy
$ds4 i6 fair SO GOas4; common, SO 75q$3 40 common 70
eoeJ fat bulls and cows. s2as3 -; heers. s3usi 10.
fresh cows and springers. si5qtlo hogs-Market &c
higher prime medium weights 81 G3MS 20: prime light
81 T5asa 30; Yorker 81 75ass 50 glss 81 !oaSS ~,
heavy hogs 81 2qS3 no. good roushs 81 1885 10 Sheep
Market strong prime 81 zoos ~ good SO s,g 81
fair mixed 81 iDN$3 u: common, 81 ocnS3 cus syNL
fair good yearlngs 81 $685. 49, spring lambs - or
81 20: veal calves s5T$8 -. , -,
ST Louis July 1G.-Natlonal Stock Yards; Cattle.He-
cepts $40 head market steady native steers ~ S'*" W.,
COWS 81 25MS2 so; Texas steers 81 sOnS3, cows "
Hogs-Fecept 900 head market weak; ight' ," 2"u
81 5O mixed $3as3 So heavy. 50 2D1$3 b sheep
oepts 1880 head market steady native sheep s'n>' 3D.
lambs s3Qs5 rs. . ,.., ,,,.
Union stock Yards Chicago. July 49, caitle-kecelps
II 600 head. market steady. Common 70 extra steers
SO 2OaS3 ~ and feeders 81 loqSs W cows anu
bulls 81 1Oas4 calves s31s5 40 Texas Sass % hoss
-Receipts 100 head market weak. Heavy ana PACK
ing and shipping lots 50 o5us3 a." common 70 cho,re
mixed SO c5Is3 40: choice assorted. 81 ,"aS3 % Ign
81 1898 20: p2s. 81 9og$3 80 Shcep-Receipts liVU
head market weak. Inferior to choice s2nSo 10 ianos
$3a<6 30
Kansas City. July i6-Hog' Receipts g. 500 head; mar
ket closed weak. Light and pigs, 81 5d$} 3'l: medium
So IOaS3 20; heavy. s3ls3 10 Catte-Receip,s 400
head market for best natives firm. others weak Best
50 s5dS4 good s3n$3 81 and heif"rs " 800
So 20 fair good 81 sOS2 bulls 81 90ds2 q, stock
and feeders 81 5O9$3 co. Texas and Western " on
So 4O calves $ias7 sheep-eecepts. 1000 head; mark"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

Marke, closed steady 7ai7 point. advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notces oo
rial sales 100 bales New York gross receipts -"
hales Fxn,-ts: Continent bales FORWARDED - baies
sales $50 bales spnners 102 bales stock lV2Vbs bae
Total net receipts today. GS bales: thus far ns wee
h3 bales Exports to-day: Great Britain 4o4 bsIes
ointment 400 bales Thus far this week; Great btal,
$40 bales Continent 432S bales; STOCK 1oooio paIee
SPOT cotton steady and unchanged: middllng upIanus
Ice: middlng Gulf. S-loc sales l4o- pa'es' 0iu1
ing 100 bales export and 200 bales spinning
cables-Spot buyers FAVOR; safes
10 O bales speculation and export 100 bales American
5000 bales; receipts 5000 bales; American. 400 bales
mddng uplands l3-l6d; futures opened easy at Oid
10 3d decline closed irregular al 26ad 70 2s o4d net
decline; January February 325v February March 52ov
March April 327.b. April May 329s July o42'as july
August 34O.s August September SSs Septemoer-oc;o-
Der s2,b October 326b: November December
S2v: anuary 35s Manchester-farns small
inquiry cloths steady. - . -
COFFEE-I>ocal prices were shade easier IN s!in-
patty with lower Havre. In spite Of a rather free
movement a Brazilian ports prices are showing com.
rarative strength. There has been fair amount OF
switching chief sales. September. Rio Official cables
steady al II 800 refs exchange quoted al b-lb receipts
~ coo bags Cleared for United States. 700 bags
stock 1871 900 receipts Two days 23oP bags
stock 100 600 market firm Il 900 res. Cleared from
Santos for orleans steamship Campania with 100
bags Hamburg quiet: July IS % pfennings; August
81 Is September 81 October Sc. Closing Iiavre prices
showed about H.. francs decline. market steady
july francs. August and September IS rs; October
67 so. November 67.25
Contracts barely steady 5g15 points decline
Sales 10 80 bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO

Chicago July 10 (spcciaD notwithstanding tho
shaky condition 81 affairs Wall Street and nowth
standing a very irregular market here, wheat closed
little better than dii Wednesday. september opened
ut 5Jl.c sold between 58.c $500 58ssc
periods IA the market brought about by
Wall Tho steadiness entirely the
result OF an export demand. opening
bids cash direct from Liverpool only a
little market. the developed tho
actually reported Amounted 10000 bush. other
business just the edge the To-day's
sales too. spite OF advanced asking prices By
holders Of spot. Receipts lighter In the North
there 2s2 against 4O3 week,
1873 yeaI The local arrivals 2I5 cars. with
272 estimated for Friday seabaard
3Ss.O bush. The Price Current a moderate
bulish. admitting that the spring wheat condition
had been slightly lowered Cables reflected a slight
cline on tins side yesterday weather conditions were
favorable cool with abundance OF showers The pit
trade not Important scaIpers kept the selling
side because Of the wall street news bull theory
is having influence here nowthat buy wheat
equivalent To accommodating gold and not unIatrotic.
Corn shade easier nne weather, favorable
crop reports. rather unfavorablc rate situation
September opened 2lAsc sold between 2s.c 21io
and closed at 21'1u2ISsc The weather could have
been favorable. There complaint on corn
from any direction There selling on the rate
situation because. while the roads are daily lie
duc,ny West which VIII ncrase the
receipts here the Eastern roads reducing their
rates to encourage shipments mod
crate Oi ears. with 2ls estimated for Friday
Gables were unchanged seaboard cleanc 25G
bush; charters were HDuo bush.
oats firm. closing q shade over W,~lnra inv sep
TENDER opened at d7.c sold between 6sc l6,c ana
5idUO bush. Crop nd,ices were bad particularly bad
Samples i4c higher.
Provisions ali packers being III ->iragcd
time showed loss Of ec. lard loss l1itr ribs loss
OF o. tn" close showed only slight Hog
day
ON the curb puts September wheat closed a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

London July iG-To days wool sales conducted
by liemuth. Schwartz & Co. Windeler Il CO. and
Charles Bulme & Co The offerings comprised 1885
bales The attendance Of operators good and the
competitor brisk. For kncs OF woods there
marked upward tendency TIE sales and the prices oh
tanned
New south Wales coo bales secured GdQis I'D.
and pieces, 5.dais i.d greasy. 3sdQid. locks and
pieces. isae"i.d.
Queenalanl-220o bales secured, 9.dais lid: locks
and pieces. 1dgls ID 5isqSd. locks pieces
GisGSl
Victoria-2ooo bales secured. Tis0oisd. locks and
y ces, o'g4319d, g>asy. jgll.sd locks and pieces,
ff;Ai.
south Australia io0 bales secured 7s.dals I'd locks
AMI pieces. 6sdgls I'd; greasy +gsi: locks pieces
2QJl
West Austraiia-IO0 bales: secured iO,alld; greasy
5usd. locks and pieces md.
Tasmania 100 bales; greasy. 7i.a0d: locks and ece
81.
New Zealand-3; 1900 bales; secured 0dgis Gid; locks
ana pieces. sdWis 31d: greasy. %iruo'si; locks and
pieces 3.usl
ape Of Good Hope and Natai-:5O bales; secured
O'sduls Adj greasy. +i.u7d
Mess-- Charles Blaine 4 CO. report their circular
that crossbreis were purchased to-day keen market
rates and that geasies realized the best prices vi
a bacs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
DEL. LACKiwAvNA AND WESTERN r.. n.
Stations in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIRiLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direc, route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit. Demands, lle Beskins
Ridge, Madison. MorrisOwn. Pas5ac. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDD's LAKE:
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstowr. SCHOoIEY'S
MOI 'NTAIN. Washington. PHII.lLPsBCRG EASTON.
WATER GAP. STROi'DSBt re Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PIT"TSTON. WII,KESBARRE. NANT1-
COKE DANVILLE. NORrHCMBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
VILE UTICA RGCHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACrsE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGO, E1IMIRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANSVIiI-E. BUFFAIO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 l. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
1000 A. M-(Cafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
UAMTON. UTICA RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRIA
C'I'SE and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Par
Tor Cars Buffalo with train for Chicago and
Loo p. M"asfe Car. SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE
and EIMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psrlor Cars.
4 90 p M.-Ss'RANTON WII.KESBARRE and PLYM-
49, Or'TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
73OP NJ CDay).-Bunao Nestbuled Limited Express for
49, SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUFFALO.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. connects at Buffalo
with train chicago and points west.
o. y ,Daiyb.- BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
TON ITHACA RI,TIF1ELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE
and osWEGo EMPRESS, Pullman Buffet Seepera
Pa, Place 800 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations 942
t~,adray II. an ave 18th st: 80 West 1Gh-st..
~, mmms ave New York. ass and 20 Fulton and
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