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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Ms foot Of pesbroszes and corsiandt Streets

Stations foot Of nesbroszcs and cortandt Streets
SSS car x FssenTs
tom cars Arrives s" chicaso H. IS
cu s sirilG sS T. G No. s. Eouls sca Toledo
aeo r. M-cHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS E 3S,p lss;,
Sleeping ana %,r PoF osrs 10 'a NJ
oS$ sEwSs sissSs HsxFSnEzss-p.n.r
Ss.SSsS q;ss sez
Arrives Cincinnati Q P NJ. Indianapolis 1913 p NJ
q issI sss eg'.Yss css
to Pittsburg Connects for chicago 'A'' "'
except ws .s.ahir AND THE yo !a 10 on
co Con Ln an Psrlor and Dining &c. carr
aHH s. ss s sss P no. c 80 iDa's COZ;
sns Carl no 5 naf CAB I"a Dining p NJ
sotTHEkX RAILwAy-sso daily ~ p ss M dsl ::
seepers Neworlens Memphis Ashsv Orleans and
Springs i2io night daily. sIeepers to New-o''e''' ''
Ar sdnne and f9 81 Augustine 80 go
rS Nj daily ssepsr' as a. pOr sepes to ana
cH ia; OHIO RAILWAY Expire" 300 r. NJ
S daily GID PoSr SteSns
Charles Route. a; NJ. week days and with i"''"s'
eepSr r I1 " dl, w NJ weekdays Through Buffet
ER & S;, x'; sssss Grove. and ros.
Pleasant 90 A. NJ IL TO- $40 ole and ,d'" Asbury
week days SUNDAYS (stop at Interiaken ior ''
Park o45 a. NJ, BIB NJ
FOR PHILADELPHh ., "a IN min.
% 100 $50 O. $40 40 Pepna. Limitedn 10 ~ ~ ,n,n
Ing Car. II A. NJ. u, l. 2 10 B. 32n T. p NJ.
i2i5 night SUNDAYS ~ 30 zoo ss ~ $50 DINING
Car 3 Dining Car). q Dining Carr 49, D. u" = "''
1918 night. 49, , ,os , aoe III and 261
Broadway House. and loot Of t-i,an Stree, es
cortandt Court Street, SD fuon p,,,on
Proadway and Br oklyn Annex station roo' Wv YORK
Street Brooklyn: Station Jersey vi, ba gage from
Traosfer Company will call for and check uase"ee $780,
hotels and residences through 10 aes J. r. WOOD.
S. NJ. PROVOST. cno,ai Passr Agent
General Manager. uehei"' $500
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stotions foot of CortIandt and Dssbr9sses "a

st,t,on. foot Of CortIandt and Desbr0ssess ~:
TOO 4. VI. daily except suh"HS' 'o' MO- -
and intermediate stations r,.r,- pofrtFsTER Pt-F-
FAi0 NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION bisiDu 81 s a1
The West and principal local points dlnhs ca. 70 Gus"
nsrsi"n Irdge Pullman Vestihule Sleeper 20 .niSaso'
fII,IO A. NJ daily deaves At 10 30 \ NJ Sunoss, ~
Mai'C.H CHUNK and intermediate points connexions
Tor Reading and Harrisburg D, TT urp and an
100 r. VI daily sunday for El,MihA a 80 AZ
stations connections for Po'tsvHe ana heaa
ING chalr-car Wilkesfarre ,,.,,.A.-. a. a
Tao r. VI. SUNDAYS ony) TOT NHNso@''7' - w ~
runc,on and all intermediate stations 70 rr-Sc-
a,tO u VI daily except sunday Tor l., ~ ~. - -.
rIcT ant nrincpa intermediate stations fulmsn ou"es
,art,r ca- 10 Wkesbarre: connecting for fousyhr ~
90 p 81 daily except Sunday. for Bound BROOK ano
n1a "a NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
,,-rr,ro NIAGARA FALLS,
Nv, Pullman Sleeper NestinuIr tIaln
and al points tor, Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto:
ccopnections for Reading and Harrisburg ~. ,,,s--
naO ID VI daily except Sunday Tor Eastoh anu '"'e'-
mediate stations ,-,r,c, GENEVA ROCTES-
.ygS pf fE 40 NJ AGATZi I.ilS ana % nolnS
i LII, sssners 10 Chicago and Buffalo Cnacar "
Wilkesbarre Q4l
aoa ,r,adway 81 East lihs'. l5e East l2oih stx
Seu,- York Fulton st, Court 81 - h'o"u""'' INV
i,r,skyn Annex. Brooklyn " l., -, H.. 49,, .,..r b.r.
Sar, YORK; Transfer GO. Will call Tor ann elecN pos-
ne 80, hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

HEMP AND IrTE-The market Is very qli"' on a..
to nrm We quote: Manila hemp. spot. ilsc shipment,
spot ana shipment aS.@a'c ju'e, spot :7.a3ite snip
2i.a3.sc 1ue butte paper quality b. m'As ana
j &c, mixing p lGniisc: baesne iaGi7sc o.o
SOCK + M o 's SSs s%a nd I s "san. %
ss n FOR nd se %rm %s 10 ans rnsa
Leather Company showing indlnerene although last wee"
CIV slaughsrers selling slowly with The msrhs
Sar STEADY o%ns y 10 ~r"s sn ' AyT. an S"
iGc. california. itc Matamoras i2iac orinocS. i'r
lc Porto caneo ard La Guana iac Dry sailed 10,
~ cy ia S. nn as s ,.rrs eqa,.e
coy e.gG,a 1 seSn c,i ;'1 ss * steers '"'
i;ATMTh The market hemloc Is without special
ensns Win The ssr. Is f S
general conait9ns but tss s'lc, rave ave- 'scn @
1--WE We 80, suoG smar, on s aSa Fir. selection a
si.' second. &c dsmsrei Iod2oc. rejects, i7aise
eq2s .ns ,s s.' ni sis' s.sc
neile, iaaiGc: betting butts 2sasoc. Te'"' oak sole
METALS Locally he market for n ., cIe rcd
So when advance yss,.raay, price,. TIE
Metal Exchange reported sales Of - TOM, March w ~
sla s ' ions no May SIS S. 9, June sa
The Of the London marie, was 'rIn ,rh o
Quoted Quoted sn'y s: sn ice saG%"t'u coR
aiy sll@sii .s castng copper quoted go ,69'
and e~crrolytc a so siizMsii. London closed nrm
sPFLTER- Market closed quiet and unchanged spot oe
ing quoted ~ 81 l0uSt 10 - Louis market nominal
,oI.AssrS AND SYRUPsA steady market In SIN
reported oil departments with moderate lobDnS ae
nsnd a, full rates. We quote Monsses- New orleans
s,nirifugal ordinary ia 8c common l%Ql6c fair lIu
2lc prime 2iQ23c choice. 24Q25c New Orleans open
Te,e lair e1d2sc good 29Q prime. 32T3+c choice
ss1a7c Porto Rico 2s1Jsc Barbadoes 26U2oc. syrups
--susn FAIR. i2ai4c; good. ia9i6c; choice ''ui"e'
fancy 22n2+c. -o 49,, ,,,.
NAVAL. sTOREs-stock: nosin. 30 40 bbis; spirits
,irpentine 2O41 bbls; 500 bbs The market Tor
spirits ,urpcntne quiet with regulars and machines
Quoted al 2Di. M29%c and rosin steady with com
mon TO good strained quoted at 81 70@$ 12h Tar and
pitch In jobbins demand At these prices h
rey,,l,r. 81 30: oil barrels So 81. and pitch 81 30
oders los chartered abroad British seamer l%'s IONS
locomotives and railway material Philadelphia 10 lbau
70 $50. British steamer iGl6 tons general New
Orleans 10 the United Kingdom or Continent At or about
ak months with options at or about fAo0 per m9ntn
I a ~, ,:as 81; q S 1'Isi s;";I Ss E|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
R.K:

Trains leave IVES; .2d 81 So, sS "a Frsnkn ST.
S.JO A. M. Daily local TO Bunalo ,,...v,u uo,c,a,n.
1tsV -. W, paror cars to Albany. sundays only
oMS n Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse EScnes,eFs
",,c E,agara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ana chicago,
ms NJ Daily escep, SUNDAY to Sasxm NOM Al
taiis ars,oga caldwell. Lake George. Parlor Car
, an' y, NJ Daily excep, Sunday. for Albany. -
4, Il many for Albany. Montreal uus4, syracuse
Tches,er Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
tysveland Chicago and st. Louis ..
c,.te % H. paiy except sunday. for Newburg. Albany
Ssratoya and Montreal go, .....
,,45 r. VI. Daily. except Su"oa'' ''' N'""' N'"
Rochester and Bunao, ,.,. o-..,.a po,has,.r
..r,io niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, Cleveland ch~
cago and St. Louis ....,.x -. .o.or, :
,,ckets time tables parior and seepns car accom-
amply city Offices. Brooklyn ana New YORK. ana
~ .,a,tnns Time tables principal hotels For DINER
a, a., s.m ION address &. f. LAMBERT.
nn passenger Agent. Nanderbhave.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


baltimore. Washington. ChicugO Cincinnati
ST. Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS
Leave New York foot Of Litertyst daily Tor clCAGo
2.3o p IL. and 125 night. PITrSBtRG $3.50. ex sun
2.3c sun i2:l5 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10
a m. 600 p. IN WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a m.
sun 10 IT.. Dining car. 80 a. Dining Car.
2.30 y. IN. 3.30 D. sun. Dining CaT). J:U D. N.
600 D. m. Dining Can. 1913 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 Il. daily.
NEW-ORLEANs. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping Car 800. sun. 230 p. m. sun.
All trains illuminated with Pnisch light
Ticket Offices l3 l72 26l. 40 lao Broadway II
East i4ih 81. 27 Bowery y. Y 33+ Fulton St. Brock
lyn stations loot OF Liberty s.. c. r. r. Of n. J.
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or resIience . Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
Railroads.
..-.eu.c-'E GREATEST RGaLRCau.
" EWYORK
CENTRAL
q HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
'0 snass25 ss"sssa ss
Syracuse and Rochester Due Bunao 4''' D. Ill.,
oao l's nr hliss ' Fs. Nail for Al
sany T,lc. Syracuse Rochester Bugsl' Magyar"
1890 4 NJ xcsp! sunday Day Express For all i'm
900 ssu Sia's pGlnt Limited For
bus. Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST Louis; , Sbop
at Pougnkeepsie. Albany. Utica Syracuse Hoche'-
400 Mpsy Chicago Special for De'T PdaxS Gisye
sic. Albany. Schenectady. Utica, Syracuse Noehe'-
$3.50 p a~Except sunday West Point POughkeepsie'
4'so May North Shore Limited s,an, p at Albany
600 DAILY Albany, Troy. usisa h aSns!s
Niagara Falls. Cleveland: Toledo Detroit Iii
o.2o p M|Daiy. For troy Saratoga, Burlington.
-ao A 5s ~ass S.9s9a Falls. c.v.
land. Indianapolis. ST. Louis Chicago STOPS d
300 M, Albany carries .nd sspas Car
only. for points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
osdcnsburs Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland y land
80 yin.sa, and the &aS S; Road ,. -, ,-,,cn,,
12'1o train for Chicago ahp n eNeept
sunday night, sunday nights Albany and Chicago
600 e'f' and isry s w &bay Except Sunday
49, iiusneld via Harlem Division 80, tho p.-s
'6rs Mi, "A XII, Py Ta WORKERS
IAN n5h N run T Itxsss IL and points on
Putnam Dyson as far as fGnkeT line rsnnns
night trains out OF New-York.
Mssner raaGs car, I on al through gn trains
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central station ton
l$ Broadway /. Park Place 2e 4l3 Broadway 81 w East
l25thst. and lss,hst. station, New-Yok SSs and '2e
@ ' from ho a resdencs y the
COT COZ, Express Gemp2ny cropcr y DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

, May - &c ::s ss & 20 % s ss ~
easy hard wheat spring patents were ga9abe at 50 isg
;s % 'sss sst, wnsa G sss. & a aSS
sSr IN Wheat AID Gsqsd 30 spring Wheat ss.
ssFs barley 9sSS 81 iss; sssf ss
sS S SIDES iE% G ar aasd
%@ as,s psgd god . BGr s@ II TsI psr
bbl I.nseed on-Raw. sSc boiled 4oc. On the Produce
Exchange day the butter market was easy: sxtra
& sh soca per- ffS dos SS
ass ,s March sslans s. Sa s y y"
a 81 s2 W mixed Gu s ' S y @nSS8nss a GO SoF
81" &, =. g? &C. sas fs:s
qaigt steam can Sa 's kettle lard 49, prime ssssm
loose short rib sides 5,.c bose short clear sides 5c
S s, r & loose less short sTt ca 'ei
worth &c Egss quiet barely steady strictly
Market quiet steady; sales. ISL bbis at 81 %
MMas.es March owhss' SPs"ed &c lower and
oic fell to c4.c and at o4Isc Cash ranged l%c
s sem Be %S %ohe % 0 ds No rn Northern
barley store. nominal September &c asked and 4oc
ac 10 sc Rye stead 0 M May s tS 10 and
1 "ss a p % nG nSG ranging
Mllsuns steady at 80 25qss 80 for sacked bran and
Minneapolis March lo.-There a half cent loss in
wheat to-day. practically at the opening The market
opened about steady 9sc lower and closed isc lower
Mas opened al DOsc against close yesterday at 6O a
Gsc. and. after an unsettled market declined TO even
AT Gl9c and closed Mt CNl6i+c Cash whcat-The light
s' %srs bid on M .pS & n
Northern sold readily at from iaa%c under No l. on
5elc Flour 81 lOGs3 FOR patents Soaso IS
for bakers production, 49, bbls shipments IS 40 bbs
MllstunsMllers report little Improvement in the gen
eral trend Of trade Bran In bulk quoted at 81; shorts
scarce at 81.
Phil1delphia. March l0-Flour demand for spring
wheats ght prices favor buyers under general pressure
to cell Winters also dull but offerings small: prices
ruled steady Wheat market weak under general press
ARE to sell in all domestic grain prices declined
AZ &c per bush contract wheat: March and April 72Q
'2hc. May and June, 7lisd7lfc. Corn market ruled
steady under moderate offerings exporters manifest
mixed March and April 35a35isc: May and June. 3iatq
Noe OatsMarket for CARROTS &c lower and more active
at the decline futures slow and weak but without nport
ant change; No white, March and April, 26!sa26'.c
creamery extra, 2AG22c prints extra, wholesale &c
do ob9ng 24g2oc Eggs nrm and IN fair demand fenn
and unchanged. Other articles unchanged
81. Louis March 10.-Fiour weak; unclaimed Wheat
lower March, Ole nominal May SS,te arked July e2,c
asked oats-March lower; Others shade higher March
isNc nominal May. cOssd2O,ac asked: July. l8%c bid
Eggs firm nj for fresh. Pork-Standard mess
SO i2.s old seoll, I,ari-Prime steam s. 10; choice
longs sc clear ribs 5c clear sides SIC High wines
steady at 8 % Wool quiet; unchanged Basylns. on
Irvine &c. Lead DUH: Missouri and deslverised - SOL
chemical higher. speltsr held At - eoa$s %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
NH, uACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. RI
DEL. IN NeN-york. foot of Barclay and
s'""" Christopher street,.
TRIMS. IlLLMAN BOFFEE

sta"o"" " ChristOpher streets.
xrsrvu,IED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
VEsTi"' CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT.
,,,.., route 10 NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlRs
D'r THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsyile. Baskina
LAKE HoPATcoNG Hs sl sGH2oLErs
WaTER GAP sTROUDSBURG Pocono Nountans.
scnAXToN PITTsTON WfLKEsRARRE. NANTI~
SSdEEE DANvii.LE. NORTHUMBERLAND Monte
so.a pINGHAMTO OXFORD. NORWICH. watsr<
Vile UTICA RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OswEGo. ITHACA 0WEG0. ELMIRA,
COMING. BATH, DANSVlLLE. BUFFALO and all
noints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:eo A. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINoHAMroyt
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Par.or Cars con-
meet Buffalo with train for Chicago and points vest
EXPRESS puli%;n BuTs! PdrSr ear ~. p,vx
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Carr.
7:3O p NJ (DaiyD.-Buffao Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA BUF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects AZ
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west.
$50 p NJ (Day)-BUFFAI/O SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at IL
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations pa
Broadway, III 4h-ave l2th-s % West 126th-st.
2as coumsus'ave, New-York 3ss and roe Fuiton. and
l06 broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving full inforl
mS,icn 1911, At az stations lon. mo-,
aheck haGsaga from hotel radiance 70 doafipnk1nD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

,r.,,,n ,ranr leave New-YOrk FOOT OF Chanbers-SGo
,,,nxs and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st;
az 40 W.--Vestibuled Express Daily for Wsveriys
S(v) iinshamton Elmira buffalo. Bradford. James.
Town Meadvile and the West. Parior car -
Buffalo. -, r,.p. .,,A
,nn - M-vestbued Limited fast rail Daily somS
ZUU train for Chicago. via Chautauqua LAKE arrIssS
cleveland 80 A. NJ. Chicago r. M oieeps.
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING .AI.
~OO J.. M-BuTao Yestibuied Express paiy ;, ar 10
Dero,. Chicago and the West .... x.v~
8:45 p:s soa cha aIa Buff
1r,,cx, r rrs'' LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accnmmodations at III. col +oi and ~. brosaway'I
-, -, ,os,hst Chambers and West 23dst ferries
Hev YORK % Broadway and 1888 Futcn.st Br9okyn ~ ~
. comnany calls for and checks baggage noO
note and residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
CENTRAL RAILROADdNEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used sxclusi'et.1
r,,ur Tracks Automatic Block Sigha's

An 4s,ss s sGn ussa Biocs signals
-Four a., i snS after November Il. 1867.
Trains leave station foot OF i,aDsnsSS Srunk Scs
For Eason bethlehem Allsn,S"h' NJ ITO 1880 400
to f:ss,cnj 4sO 5:i5 1880 TO Aent sS 40 p NJ
40 on Easton, ~ l;O1 S sso $40 A. n.
For i Reading at 30 A. n, mi Sunday
fsS : sSS s s:sS go SO p ~ g. ls: ash; no ,
gor Herrisburg at 4:30 500 $40 A. NJ i 90 40
' For end Te susSSys at 81 H.
"" =" AII,-RAI. ROUTE o,, % Point
70. Red Bank s Inf as 30 a. snd Rssi t9
S PARK p soS o. A! sq Mti Zoo ef 2 e. ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 SD "A M Toms River Banega' Park s"o
Barnsrat' APO sis 4. NJ. i:4S 40 p NJ 40 A. NJ,
For Atlantic city. vneland and br'as.''"' ~
For Monmouth Beach seabrshs and Hishsnds %
sink 4:3O s:i5 II 80 A. d., l;3o i's'' '''"'
Sundays 800 A. NJ. 400 p NJ.
ROYAL BLUE line. :,
TO PHILADELPHIA , BALTiMohE AND
For PHILADELPHIA week d,ys 80 $50 sso POO 200 Dune;
ll ,: '9 e,4 600 Nj D,nns GaS 40 NJ
} Gs5 n ass g. sso 100 800 GOO Dining ear' NJ
For Balinore washinstSn YAK tSSf 500 pnins
carr carr 81 so 5 s,se' 600 Dining cso P NJ 1913
ss1s ca car be sT'igrsss h s. aSSs
"a ,h Ave 81 Fest l4th ST. i34 tss, isan ~ ;,o.rt
West i25,h St 25l columbus A. Ne~l4rk
~, TevYort Transfer Company Will call for anu e''eVS
baggage from hotel or residence to DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

the market for Rio and sanios cofee Is hfmsr a.
p,o No Z spot quoted on the basis Of lSssml3sc
with Rio No sat ls%gise MID eot e nTm Win
snaa At 1870; $50 bags Rio No spot 1856 ana
,unnorsd sale OF 100 bags RIO No spot lSsc y; me
n mats seet ia,srlor 800 base Central American and
I,&:6 S@ = 49, ssaa y S.'ss" '''"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March io-Flonr inactive sales 100 bbis
Wheat dull No red SPOT 73a,S:c' March ,Sc a ss
sale- 900 bush Southern by sample 7Gq77c do on
grade 72g75c. Corn Arm mixed spot and March; 3i'fn
steamer mixed i2n33c southern BIC asked stock III
bush: sales 35.co bush oats steady. No white
ooO bush Rye steady No , 43a+4c nearby 4Ga4'c west
ern: stock ?7ooo bush Hay nrm SIG BID Grain relghts
, mess pork lie BGlk shoulders g.; short rib and
clear sides 6'sc susar-cured shoulders :c mans siaa
tresmerS ga &c iade i4ai5c store packed saloc
Egg, n;m ll.c. Coffee firm. lSf.c sugar strady' graz"
ulat-d 1isc
roroo March 1o-Flogr quiet, spring patents 50 go
S,es se,i, 74a7ao bas: 81 s5asi g Dbl corn
,ssS oais steady No CLIPPED. 2sc No slipped 2sa
aus, spring ban % ship sia IS winter bran; So q
niiilnEs. sa 75asl5 80 co,ionseed meal s2i 7Sds22
sle ~ barrel beef 9aiic Hlms esqiOlsc. Lard 6isc.
bacon ~ Oir. Lambs quiet. IH-c Mutton and yearngs
sge.c Veal sgioc Fancy. lie Fresh beef qale 5sg
ais i1a'e. iigisc Vernon, dairy r-~ mix 2oG re
IS. Eastern 10 Western ana Michigan. l2gl2ze.
Yellow eyes 81 .aas 81 rel Kidney 81 2oqsi % Poultry
quiet cholcc nr1eys Western. l5alGc; chickens North
ern choice i6aisc Western fresh i2al5c; fowls North
ern i?Eltc Western ealoc s;agry chickens and old
a2ac sc r~e $4,000, Green Mountains 2sn3oc. white
stock. 2su2sc. Jersey double head sweets 50 % bbl
Apples nrm choice ranE 50 3oas4 Baltwins s. pa
lover grades si5aslG Rye straw steady SIS 90
closed easier. No yellow. 34c No Do. s3a.c No do
closed weak with Hight offerings - under opening prices
BARLEY Market quiet and fairly steady. unchanged Rye
feed steady. good demand. unchanged
Chicago March lo-Thc leading futures ranged as fol
The herald., 1896-11-29
Fixen & Co., 1876 S. Spring st.

Athletic team then confined the play to
line bucks and made steady gains at ev-
cry down. In this fashion the ball was
literally bucked across the line and q
touchdown scored. Mahaffey then es-
sayed the kick and missed an easy goal.
Score, 6-4.
Throop then kicked the ball of again,
and it was brought back by the Athlet-
les through succession of line bucks to
Throop's 6-yard line. where It was assed
to Goodale for a kick, and punted well
out into the open field The first half
the field.
In the second half several changes
were made in the Athletic line. Decker
and Jargstaff were laid of and their
places filled by D. Smith and Mahaffey.
Brown was called in to play full back,
and Mcpherson took Smiths position at
center.
sent several yards into the opponents
territory, being downed near the spot
where 1t dropped. In attempting an in
terference play Phil Wilson was thrown
heavily and had to leave the field; Leeds
was called in to take his place. BY =
series of bucks the pigskin was placed
on Throop's ten-yard line, where they
adopted their regular tactics in passing
it to Goodale for kick, who sent II out
of losses and gains without any decided
advantage to either side. When hard
pressed by the Athletics Goodale several
times prevented a score from being
made by punting the ball out into the
open field. Hanlon made several at
tempts at end runs that resulted in but
small gains and the Athletic team relied
for it's strength principally in the force
of it's line bucks. Near the end of the
second half Brown had to be carried of
the field and Murrietta was called to
fill his place. The sphere was several
times placed in alarming proximity to
Athletics goal by we'll executed punts.
and then bucked back again. The last
play that resulted in a second touchdown
for Throop was made when the ball was
passed back to Murrietta for a kick. who
promptly punted 1t, but an Athletic man
had stepped in the way and was struck
by the ball, which Immediately bounded
back again across the goal line. Muir
rietta dove at 1t but was too late; Web
ber had started through the line just al
the ball was played and succeeded in
covering it before he could be reached.
The little brass cannon roared joyously
and the spectators threw UP their hats
and shouted themselves hoarse. Good
ale attempted the goal kick and missed
1t Just as time was called and the score
stood 10 to in favor Of Throop.
The herald., 1896-11-29
MANATT-SULL

A quiet but pretty wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Irving
Manatt, 1400 Carroll avenue, on Thanks
giving eve. when their daughter, Ora
Belle, was Joined in marriage to Ar
cher c. Sullivan of San Diego, Rev.
n. Hendry of Park Congregational
church performing the ceremony.
Miss Zatlla Talbot of Santa Ana,
cousin of the bride, presided at the
piano. and rendered Mendelt sohn' S
Wedding March as the bridal party en-
tered the parlors. which were decorated
with pink and white roses, ropes of smi-
lax and pepper sprays.
The bride looked charming in a gown
of turquoise blue silk, garnituredl with
jewelled passementerie and lace, and
carrying bride roses and ferns.
supper followed the ceremony. the
dining rooms being bower of chrysan-
themums-white and yellow-relieNd
by trainings of smilax
Many and handsome presents and
messages of congratulation were re-
ceived from relatives and friends, the
former only being present at the cere-
mony.
OF these were Miss Myrtle G. Hadley
of Denver, Colo. j. G. Talbot, j. s. Cot
ter, Misses Zatilla Talbot and Celia
Cotter of Santa Ana; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ziegler, Glenn Ziegler, Miss
Lora Ziegler and Mrs. T. Hendry of Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left on Thurs. b.
day for San Diego, where they will make
their home. No cards.
The herald., 1896-11-29
ONTARIO.
Winter Visitors Arriving and the Season
Of Gaiety Has Commenced

ONTARIO, Nov. 2S.-J. Menzies and
mother arrived from the east this week
and will winter here.
The Juveniles gave dancing party at
the A. o. U. w. hall last night, with Mrs.
B. c. Sheperd, Mrs, w. P. Craft and Mrs.
Fisher as chaperones.
The ontario Dancing club gave hop
on Thanksgiving night. The affair was
a successful one. The club has been
strengthened this season by the addition
of number of new members.
Two prominent society people are to
be married here next week.
The Womans Relief corps announces
an entertainment to take place on De-
cember Sth. at which Lieut.. o. M.
Schwatka will describe a trip to Mount
Shasta.
A. c. Morehead and family returned
from a visit to Kansas this week.
G Hovey of Boston has leased rooms
in the Rose block and will open pho
tograph gallery there in couple of
weeks.
Miss Neatly Stevens will appear in
concert here on December 22d. assisted
by Miss Jessie Mills, vocalist, and Mr..
Condit of Pomona college.
The Thanksgiving number of the
Chaffey Argus appears this week and
is a credit to the young collegians who
edit and manage it.