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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
OTHER SIDE OF IT.
The Republicans of South Dakota Get
Together on Figures.

The Republicans of South Dakota Get
Together on Figures.
Sioux Cry, Ia, Nov. 1l.-Governor.
elect Ringsrud, his secretary, w. II.
Buchanan, Congressman Gamble,
Treasurer Phillips and Chairman Eli
oft and Secretary Persons Of the Re-
publican state committee, arrived here
from South Dakota to compare figures
they have been gathering throughout
the state concerning the political situa.
ton there. 1t was agreed that the Re-
publicans had carried the national,
state, congressional and legislative
tickets. So careful was the canvass
made and SO nearly did the figures
agree, that there is no room to doubt
the correctness of the estimate.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Daring ShOnliffers ~.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-After 5robbing
Chicago's big department stores of
plumber aggregating SO, 900 during q
period extending over a year, four
members of a gang of shoplifters from
New York We're captured during the
afternoon. Those arrested are: Will
lam Sharf, alias Schoeler; Mabel Wal
lace, alias Minnie Belmont; Harry
Bauer, once a Chicago bartender; Sadie
Bauer, his wife.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Subscription $50 a Year in Advance.
utilization Nov 1916
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Huron, South Dakota. Nov.
;. 1896. Notice is hereby given, that the
following named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final homestead proof
in support of his claim, aud that said proof
viii be made before the Judge of the county
court, for Hand county, South Dakota, at
Miller, s. ID. on Saturday December 10, 1896
viz:
FRANCIS G.. ROSS.
under his timber culture application No.
1925 for the south west sec 32township 100
range 60. He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upOn
ana cultivation OF said land, viz: Henry
Grgcyes OF Ames. s. d. and Jonn l.. Arbo-
CAST Calvin Il. Porter, William A.. Ross of
Glendale, ). D..
joan NJ. DAVIS. Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12

State OF South Dakota ISIS In Circuit Court.
County of Hand 9th Judicial Circuit
Charles c.. Stark. Plaintiff,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Notice that Tax Deed will Issue.
State OF South Dakota,

County of Hand.
To Frederick T. Day: You aOe hereby
notified in accordance with the provisions
of the statute in such case made and proyil-
ed that on the 9Th day of November 1894,
at "a regular sale OF lands upon which taxes
We're due in and for Hand county at Miller
the county seat thereof, the following de-
seribed property was sold for taxes. The
east hall (eH) OF the east half (eN) OF
section fifteen 90 township one hundred
eleven an of range seventy 900,
That said property was purchased by
Hand county OF South Dakota, and has
since been assigned to John f.. Ramey and.
whereas, two years have expired since the
date of purchase OF said tract, and the prop
erty aforementioned has not been redeemed.
You are also notified that according to the
said statute the right of redemption in and
to the said described tract of land will expire
within sixty DAYS of the completed service OF
this notice. and that the subscriber hereto
will be entitled to a deed Of said tract after
the proper service and return OF said notice,
and expiration of the time required by law.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota this 9TH
day Of November 1896. JoHN RAMEY,
Bv GEO. MOORE, Agent.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
CAMPAIGN OF 1900.
Senator Pettigrew Starts the Ball Rolling
Mt Sioux Falls.

mt Sioux Falls.
Sioux FALLS, S. d., Nov. 1l.-Sen-
ator Pettigrew opened the campaign of
1900, and addressed one of the largest
audiences ever gathered in this city.
Ii was announced as the beginning of
the bimetallic fight of four years hence.
The senator said that he would rem
der Mckinley every aid possible for
him to demonstrate that the tariff was
what allied the country, but wanted to
put himself on record by saying that he
would resist every section of a tariff
bill that provided for tariff on any
article controlled by a trust. This
created a sensation, and the demonstra.
ton that followed was tremendous.
The senator received a great reception
at the close of his speech.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Pingree NisitR Mckinley.

CANTON, o., Nov. IL. Governor
elect Pingree of Michigan, accompanied
by Colonel John Atkinson of Detroit. a
Michigan elector and senator elect,
spent two hours with President-elect
Mckinley during the afternoon. They
came to Canton evidently to talk over
Michigan affairs as connected with the
coming national administration.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Lunchod Hanna in New York.

New YORK, Nov. IA luncheon in
honor of Mark a. Hanna was given in
the banquet hall i'll the Equitable build
ing. The host was Isaac M. Seligman
of the house of j. & w. Seligman, and
the guests included a number of the
most prominent business men and
financiers in the city.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-12
Land for Grand Portares.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-Secretary
Francis has approved the, schedule OF
allotments Of lands of the Grand Port
age band Of Chippewa Indians in Min
nesota. There are 204 members of che
tribe to whom these allotments were
made. each II of whom receives 100
acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARX ETS.

New York. December -. 1895
BTEVES- Receipts none. and no trading. Feeling nrh
Tor top grades and asai' fr others ONION ana ld'-
s,no" c,bles quoted he market for live cattle
idoi.c dressed weight. outside quotation for Christ
mas steers beef firm al spss.c 10. and
lice selling a,ttnc csfmPtc1 dress-i weight.
shipments to-day on the Boye $40 oatte ana i'' sheen
Tor I Shamb.rg & Son 3On cattle for Shwarzschid
Suighegcr and 25cn quarters ~ beef Tor :. Morris
On Wednesday the norwegian vi! take ont 400 cattle FOR
4 g coughn; the Maiese. 200 quarters ~ beef far
Eostnanr Cornnany the st IJus 900 quarters - beef
fr rnstmsns Company and 80 quarters for D. H. Sher
CAIvrs-- R.csiris 3s9 head mainly Western calves
GOOD veals FIRM others steady. and Western
rated FIRM. No sales ~ gras-crs. and nomlnaliy
hanged ordinary choice vcals soi NJ 81 50NsI
O n 81, 1T Western calves NJ 81 T5Tst ycarngs
a, Dressed calves firm for good 10 choice qualify
,.,v dressed veals sold T4iOc country dressed
nj 5,mac little calves 3'Yl5c; dressed grassers a
"s,fEs-J T. Nelson. Western c,lve. 81. 70
a,e,agr At 81 rer 100 ~. co do. 1ot ~ at e.
< Judd co: II Western calves BOG n. at 81 IS. %
DO 2as n, At Z? ~
II ~ HOLLIS: veals. 1874 II. at 81 80. ,esrIng $50
!" siIrTt AND LAMBs-No fresh receipts and no trad
I,r.ss.d mutton steady sac extra prime
selling A. ne: dressed lambs higher at SmlOc.
Receipts. ~ cars. or f.W's head including 2.J
head for the market Quoted trlre firm at 81 Gus 10
ncr Ion n good heavy light hogs and 81 l5I> -
,r Mig. Country dressed hrm tnF.c for heavy. iu
SalesS sanders: 223 East Tennessee hogs I29 N
age. 81 ~ per 100 10 . -. 49, .
Hum. A. Mullen: Monday. Is State hogs 1870 u.
Of si 10 ,2 do ~, 10 81 H. ; d. 3i3 10 81 60
II II. Hollis; l-ae yesterday. 10 STATE hogs. 2oI H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
or.rtrR NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Runalo Dec i5Ca,tle-Recepts for the las, - hours
Ca head total for the week thus far. 536s; for time
last week 5i34 consigned through. 6d; 10 New York
80 on sale mostly held over. market opened and
closed dull slow good export steers 81 So best heavy
81 15ux6 prime yeaTlings ~ 90 good
hu,,he,s cows 81 5O 81 IS veas dull good to extra
81 75ss 80; common good s4as4 30: heavy fed calves
Z, o;x3 extra 81 26nx3 80 HogsRecepts for the last
= hcurs 1000 head total for the week thus FAR .ssio
To- th. same time last week AZ 40 consigned through
300 to New-York 2 $780, on sale 1850: marke, opened
few medium and late arrivals, Workers 81 oogS3 90
Iishi do 81 G2s pigs 81 sos: m'x.a pacAes - aoG
Tss 10. sass 81 25asaf ~ Sheep and lambs Receipts
IN. Iss 81 hours head total for week thus far
10 coo. for same time week. 1900 consigned through
i,Do 10 Nrv-Yok 1900 on sale. 2VoO market opened
steady for native lambs slow and very duil Tor sheep
|n.si fru Tor lami=, du Tor sheep. with Few latter
,. canada lambs good extra 50 o6$3 23 heavy
lots 81 75g$5; good State lambs 50 20 light put eoats
Indana ambs Ks iOl$5 IS; choice natives mere mixed
hs.n good 10 choice 81 2as3 So euls to fair SIG TO-
ONO fat westerns 50 9Oa&S; light fine woods - l0Vss y?
good handy yeanss and wsthsrs quoted al - Ss
c.pts 1850 market quiet and steady commSn 20
extra s. 700 50 70 stoekers ana ssSs % to-
ans q 5oasy TO- HoEs-Receipts Too0 head; market
ns and Sss0c lower heavy packing and shipping ots
IS oGSS 4S common choice mixed 50 sossS 4o enoSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

upiands 1-l6d. Futures steady sellers i-ed decline;
closed STEADY to 24 points net sdysnce Janusry,Fen
ruary S3si.s: February-Narch. SSsiss; March-Apr!
35siao April-May, a5Sb May-June, 360s June-Juy,
3tO'eb July August 36ii.s: AususSepember 3dos; De-
cember 36s; Decem5sr January 35si.b. Manchester
Yarns. offers scarce: cloths quiet
COFFEE-Tne market closed quiet. with sales or loVp
bags with prices unchanged months while others
showed net gain Of points Early In the day there
buying for Europe with the first call prices
showing gain Of u II points. In the way OF "a
changes IL points exchange $50 bags Dece
Der for September EXCHANGED even
for $50 bags March The Havre market closed with net
gain Of .ni. franc and He mburg closed with partial
advance Of Ia, pig. The steamship Imperial Prince
cleared from Rio yesterday with 1900 bags me Pupc
cable reported Rio No exchange standard at $500 ex
change ord Rio receipts for two days were 1sW bags
Rio olearances for United States 10000 bags Europe
1000 bags Rio stock. 40l 900 bags. market steady Ssh
receipts for days 2IOOO bags; santos stock w'
90 bags market steady. good average Santos. csfU
The Street market inactive and lack OF business
in invoice leaves values In nominal condinoh
The quotation Is still Toe for Rio No on spot Tor IN
voices while Rio IS spot quoted al esc: Notniis
important received in the Of firm Offers Milo
coffee quiet but about steady.
The following shows the highest. lowest ana cioshR
nrcea o-da O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
Railroads.
~~~r~~~~N~N~~N<~rrsoNN~N -
PENNSYLVANIA

4 u DESSROsSES AND CORIL
-TRI.t-lS

STATIONS foot u DEsBROsSEs AND CORTLANUS
STREETS . 1000
500 = PAs srsS. T. ss sleeping c
~; ssSj r.s4sS .syF:
s'sF sss: @;f;s; ssif' y S';i;%
''s: T. SAsAeo AND ST LOUIS I ExrRss: ana
E: E.! s. s H
sS'f4fG ssr u sf'!
eR Sc nanS o ss'' to & na a%% ios
~ rAcg enG.i;, pr scaeO Sa, and
land w %A rSffs :Tsss HSD SOUTH
s "a 70 n D'ns al f Faro. and
s D91: s ss ssS Dnis az 11
sd$4 1aSs sr RIiiwST1 is p4s', daily Sleeper:
= si.S s;%$s, s't' ssS'
AT.AsTG eot s1 :as s:
c ssS.I oo sHs 500
rS s D s posr az Drs vi.
Charles Route. a. " weekdays. and. with Through
A4 s.;s:F cry & f: weekday. Through s.s
FOX Ss', CAPE MAY. l0o p. NJ weekday.
SiS Ss' S;sS .ss tss
f;;s s;s sfSa'E iis T., "
40 73O g. $50 0, $50 10 Penna Limited. IC y
sSa.S, sSs rs Ss.5 Is
Limited. 10 II A.. NJ. Dining Car) 80 tpinns
CAP? go s Dining Carl DINING @a''' "''' o.
rsk.. osss:; 49, o. lss 1929 q, and e: ,ss
Cortiandt Streets Court Street 500 Fulton STREET
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Futon
Street Brooklyn; Station Jersey city The New Ioss
Transfer Company will call for and check hagsage mon
hotels ard residences through TO destination
" General Manager General Pass'r Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Dec. Is ,speciaD-The bulls had eoo' 'ea
q news to-day. but they had no success win 'he "'a
rnrkct. Prices closed cent under Monday o. 'ais'
II wheat was sold Liverpool all rail TO Boston from
,,s Al 600 bushels: and other Of No spring
wheat on the lakes between here and buffalo 's"o
bushels were sold to LIVERPOOL but this revival OF export
business did save ne decline May so'1 rom ~
II cents anl cosed at Sis cents seller Lverpo0 u, Us
appointed holders not showing as nie advance III use
morning as thi'Aso naa nTpe vac I ussis was Offering
n,''iA ,S ,s~ man America LONDON cables were
very fat tone reporting trade" no demand ara quo
t.t.uus merely nominal. rne most effective In az In
oe,g say9s and 81 much S.,n Eu sSssln
year II 5.''nooc bushels. N'ry buisn statement IN
Jiihweern receipts wers moderate 4io cars against 4sz
go, last roeslay and io ear. last year cssraa nee Tor
deys 4 ths week Goo d'a pola e ,ost s0s NJ, te
mon,s 5ls bushels rot different from the
Of ,e'terisy The s. ling in he pi' was led by
ns. n The ne sTe% ab thought ,o mers re
he new esporl business done i2oo bushels. there
easier sample market ana noI very good milling de-;
ra was SLOW declining : cent, May sod from csl TO
''rri"n ws se7 cars vh only cars estimated f'r
to "a higher. seaboard ciearaaces $4,000 bushels
prlyieee asurcs Rrads:reet's reported an increase
to 2ol ~en,. AMI closed at M coS cents Large Re-.
,' . n ' to sGs pss s we're Win @
lower ssabosrd cssrs"ces were only socoo bushels
who Monday. Shippers said that the Eastern
situation was quite derorazei to-day Receiving
declared that the country movement showed
falling IN.
ROY people. made rather bullish @ Monday by
claims Of enormous losses from hog cholera
their to-day Pork closed IA under Monday;
and ribs ~ to cents under There very little
TO % y s s sre sss rom css1. sT wny Do:
Missouri They did not attract much attention. Prices
nj wards : 10 10 cents lower with - head
received and i2C0O head estimated for Wednesday.
the curb puts on May wheat closed at 70is cents
25'S cents calls. 2Ss. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

New York December II. ls?G
foTTON-The closed steady. with IL 20 III
az compared with yesterday's closing
r,aI Gales were 2G6 bales The market was consid
er, 10 have done very well to-day especially IN we"
were not seriously considered other conditions
rhed their importance. Liverpool Stool up ve.y
we'll In the Of decline YESTERDAY ana me arr
market there closed with net gain of 2n2's p9ihs Inc
hne snd foreign said to be seadied by the
remr that Mr. Neil. OF New Orleans. favored buying COT
Ton At present prices This Is OF special inpo, az
who have been bearing the market were
verv arge buyers IN Liverpool to-day as wen as here
& t,vnp for outsiders noticed. Al the rame Time
,h.rs some who talk OF lower prices IN view ON ue
heavy movement Many people do not ioon ,o 'n ar
49, mrtII The movement shows material falling OH
. snnners continue be liberal takers OF spot cot
on1 they are expected ~ continue their purchases
on. market started with advance OF 3ms points On ,ne
I'D here was a further Improvement during the morhis
March advanced to 7io against 10 q, me sss s,
,d 81 ~ 900 "a 900 bales against 2Gs. the sane
ma lac, week and 49, 270 last year me receip,s a, yus
toh w ~ "a the same last week ana s3s last year
a The pors to-day larger Than expected
hs & Sno, M $50 bales against is6,o me same Gay
ana ,ney na l. oi2 last year The receipts at the prln
last week Ao dsv were as follows: NewOrlsans ~ ~
,ss AGAINST S54 the same day lss "eex ana
las, year Galveston 10 sS @ bsies against $50 ias
sn ss and last ed bales; a :fs s
"a last week 43oi las; year: S,E az q 40
against 800 "a last and so3 last year Re
n. at principal interior points 10: nc may We s &
~. Houston 1868 bales. against in"sv % ga s ass
last week ESQ s, week and 294 last year Memphis 49'
ss. against 1910 week and 2sis las ysaI
Louis 1928 bales against wy cans, 30 last week ana
asC ,as Year The Newyork spo, marke, was ,y,1e
,sS.r The ST. Louis ind Mobile spot markets wse
Lie lower. while Charleston Nori''S anu "A'''
~ range and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
RAILROADS..
"AmGRioA's oREArssr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ L HUDSON RIVER r. r.
Tue EnllR.TRAcK 1RllNK lime
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION AID STREET:
s'o M.Exeep, SUNDAY Empire n state Itss
Syracuse Ss'ssi ''s ana Roe Hs Mer' Due Buso
Niagara Falls 6:55 ?. m. This train is limited to
e.sO 4 Mm6aiiy Fs.. Mail for Poughk..psIe. Albany
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
ss"a.y Day E1Ur''' For all in"
100 p M.-Daiy Southwestern Limited. For Column
s sa' Aosny ncs s's
loo ana and fHf sSss s''sa 70. Z.
Albany schenectady. Ttica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 T. M."EScep, Sunday West Point. Poushk'sp'''
$3.50 p M-Daly North Shore Limited. Due Petrol Detroit
$50 a. m. Chicago 4:ao p. IN. stops at Albany
600 p MDaly. FOR Albany Troy Utica AdsonSsck
F Ean'1 csves MSn Toledo pso CHICAGO
o2' srisS Montreal F and A osx Troy D''".' r
1880 psy Buffalo N ss.,:o F'; ss S:v: =:
PcSshtss S,s%.p ALBANY and Ttic.
BOO on; n61 on Si III rocs Rsway Va Lyons.
osa.s.sas Sa.s ssss4s .a:.t:
icdo Chicago: except Saturday. for Cape vincent ana
1910 NIGHT train for Chicago :.S principal s.s
sna.v ." asS sunday nsh cSc.so
900 NJ and ' is:' p Mpay except Sunday to
0.Is A. M.sunday only to pitt.ned and the ssrk-
'"'f: ' 81 F.'.% Rs':: ,,. o,
& n ss run S IN
thu El@yasa Raad ?h.. only line running al
Techs . a"s %ssn. with S'.; =: ss
Ia 2ei tls Broadway 81 Ea. i4,hst s;2 2s Brcadwsy
ton YORK 1888 and 72e Fuonst' and ios Broadway.
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
''j join fisP H. rorcEy GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Dee. i5.cotton quiet middlinR sac; low
mtldng Gi,c, good ordinary. Gsc: and gross re-
ce,s 1000; sales iv9 bales spInners los bbls stock
1876 9o2 bacs.
Mobile Dee. i5-Cotton quiet: mlddling, Ice; low
,nddng Csc good ordinary 61-i6c; gross re-
reptS bales exports coastwise 0a0 bales; sales
800 bales: stock. ~. 405 bales.
New Orleans Dec. 15.-Cotton steady: middling CSC:
low rddling 6ac good ordinary 6tc receipts 80 7<0
bales: gross 3o544 bales exports to Great Britain
bales coastwise 4s6 bales to the Continent bales
sales bales. stock 4G3. $50 bales.
Savannah Dec. 15.-d'oton duh and easy middItns
exc; low mddng csc: net and gross receipts a0il
bales: exports coaswse 1854 bales sales bales stock
lc3 iiR bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. Is. a45 p. m.BeefE Extra india mess
firm of 8ns: prime firm at Cos Pork--rrma mess.
Western fine steady +ss I'd DO medium steady at Ais
I'd Hams-Short about ~ 20 IA 10 steady 4Os.
Bacon-curterand cut about % to 80 10. dull al 2ss ID
short rib. about 20 to "a n dull at 2ss ca long clear
mitdles heavy, about 40 to As H. steady at ass abort
clear bellies about IL ~ NJ dull 2ss 3D. shoulders,
about IL 10 Il No. nrm at 29s iardPrme Western spot
steady at 2is 3D. ChesseAmerican finest white and col
ored steady Al 5ls TallowIrme city duh At lSs %.
Cotonseed oIverpoo refined steady at los e. Spirits
Of turpentne Arm at 20s I'd Rosn-Common Arm az D.
ID Wheat-No ! Northern spring steady at u eSd.
Corn-Mixed Western spot old. rm At 2 i04d pecsrs-
steady at q exd Flourst Louis fancy winter dull at
0s 3D. Hops at London-PacIhc coast duu u o001O&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Aus c,os.d steady at Ia 10 10 points advance com
.. MsISs WITH B:: Se~ssR ne, re
ices go Tys; rors: 8reat Britain. 1850 bales;
cept, bales sales 1859 bales spnnsrs ~ sa ss
stock Su. Tar this ios bse: s.s Esoor 100
bales last wsss 1901 bales Continent e423 bales
day afes 80 Spot Gotten 9gst isci ,as
inasns Including 1900 bales contract snd % bales
spinning. ... .Dscisi Liverpool cables-sp cotton
Cotton pu prices higher ssiss s ~ sss
Speculation s o0 bass American 10000 ea' A'aaaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. 42i st. station. NJ T.. followA -
IS m. earlier from foot Franklin st.; ~
1870 4. n. Daily. Local to Buffalo -
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland cSissSa
III ,S6 4. NJ Daily. except sunday. to catskill Ao4e-
taIns New-Paitz, Lakes Mohonk and nnneWoakA
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake osorss raslao
600 r. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. oyracueA
rochester. BufYaio. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto petrocC
7.45 p. n Daily except Sunday for Utica. eyTasueA
sin p h Daily tor Albany. Utica syracuss Rochssse
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. c.
Time table, q principal hotels and ofhcss.
G, r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Aeent
Vanderbilt ave-. New Yoget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO, 2 +. Nj. a.d ~ 10 night
PlTIsBr kG. $50. ex sun. sun. jas night
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 10 a. M. p. M
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Carl.
II 10 a. Dining carr. =. $50 Dining Carr. Dining
Can D. NJ. r. - night. Sunday. 10 Dining Carr ITO
n IN Dining Car) Dining Carr Dining Car) i2l3
night.
NORFOLK II. 80 a. daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper, $50 D. m. SUNDAY
200 p. M 80 49,.
All trains illuminated with PIntsch Light
1871 Rowery. Y. 339 IA Fulton-st Brooklyn: station
loot %, liberty ST. " G. n r. ~ y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel n resid, nee to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN y. 3:
StuIinns Ia New York. foot of barclay And
Christopher stress:: ryr~

Direct route to NEWARK BlIOOMFIEI.D sioNTcI-AIR.
- THE ORANGES. summit. barnaFdsville basSin1
Ridge Mad son. MorristoMn, Passa!c. LatsIson b.on-
IKE HopATCONG. Hsckettstown. Schoolgirl
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHlLLlPsBURG. EAST0H
WATER GAP, sTROrDSBI RG Pocono Mountains.
son ANTON PITTsTOS, WlI-kE5BARRE. NANTf-
s %ekA ShfS%Sh4sSa S%E9sp SSSESt Is::-
COMING. Bath. DANsvILIE. Bt'FrAIO and all
pon,s WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
stations. - ,,,-c..,o col, .~ro>, ,,,>,.
'0" HHMTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 p W.~sCafe Can, SCRANTON. WIi.KEsBARRn
400 A p M~scRANroN. wII.KEsBARRE and PLYN-
~" ot;Tii EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
1:so p NJ. (Daly,--Bursio yestibuled Limited Express
' for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMfRA BuF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting e
i,unalo with trains for Chicago ard points west.
$50 p NJ Jlailyl--BIFFALo., SCRANTON. BINGHAn-
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACroMMoDATTONe e
Pace Pace s2o Broadway. Tickets At ferry stations g
broadway III &th-s,e. cor 18th ST. % West 126th-0G.
oa5 Columbus York 33S and 72d Futon-st. al
100 broadway. brooklyn Timetables giving full infos-
"SWEsTc'orr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for -
check from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
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assorted So 33asa a. hgh; 50 @ofs' mo- ps' arm n
e. ~ rhoce So 25aS3 90; lambs So 2Sd$3 40
ST Louis Dec. i5-cattle-Receipts oeli head; mar
sssn -, Texas steers 81 6oas3 10: Texas cows - sSg
g. ~. u,gs-Kecents 10 Cos head. market ohiOc over
e r. 81 oo1s3 30: packers s3qs3 %; heavy 81 cog
81 10 sheep-R-cepls. 2,sGi head: market strong on
kan.as ,'i,y Dec l5.-tcgs -Recsi2's asUo market
49, iover cosed firm. Eight. 50 20nx3 80: medium
~ nsa ~ heavy 50 i5gs3 "a. pigs s3q<3 Is. Cattle
Receipts markc srons native steers ns,,s oe b s
80 "a s ~. far ~ good 81 80 g - bulls ~ @is. ~
-otors and feeders 50 400 3 So Texas and Western
e. ,'@s2 70. calves xiMsl3 -he.pRecepts. 3oOo mar