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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
Ing. -ancc and 'Iose to-IaN,
,s ni-b. anil las, year follow

Market closed A. point advance 10 p1in,s ;i .
comnared with ye2teraays closing prices. lraHsi'title
notes Il5 Total sales. 1874 20" bales ~" nrk
receints ,25 bales Forwarded. LII bales saies "'V
hsies spnners 27o bales; stock. i,o'2a Oa's. lo.s
ne, receipts to-day. 1I.1o bales. mus far ms Mrk
42is bales. Exports 70 day Great Britain cav os,e
tontin+nt 900 bales Thus far this week; Great Bra
o2s bales France ssi baes: Continent loS2 bales
iaverpoo, cabIe-spot cotton hardening sales. i?oOo
bales: speculation and export 500 bales American liUo
faies: receipts 1000 bales: American. ipO bales Mo
ding upands 1884 Futures opened steady .-eip
cad advance: closed steady y 10 ~ points net "a
vance March 4lezs. March,April tlsv Apr la,
Arb; Nay-une. 4l6b: JuneJuy. 4l51tlO: july August
Abs 41:'s sepiembeI-OcSber' seI
Oc,o,er \0vennc 3e2i2s November December 5"i'fb,
,1snember January 3Gii9s Manifestations dearer
then refuse 20 go on; clohs h'l'rs
can usi- concession.
COFFETs-Specuiatios was moderate Cah.es Wt9e
easter Trad y confined TO ar5i'rase houses srnai
receipts Brazilian ports are attributed 20 p,- weae
A fr,er nreineni IL expected later -. llavre 'l.'d
cute, and steady: Mar sl.j francs: April slo0 Nav
- ~: june SIS. no cabs qnr' a. ItJ,O 'es *
change quots. az So. ,iaar.l for tnc1 states -" u
bag. and Europe 1000 blgs: .,ocE: @iW in'Hs
Pantos receyg 1900 hays sock. "llWp' blgs: ma
firm at 20p cearances per Caribbean Prince zo
bags Hamburg steady; Marcn. 90 prs; A'i' o'''";
MAY 6S 70 05.1
closed que. al 20 TO 10 der!iHe Saes wee
has q
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains West ga =, sati.n. - y as I'I'0"' ''
IL minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin St;
3,3O A. VI. Daily local 70 Buffalo 800. ...,..
I'm A. VI Daily loca Albany for Catskil Mountains
ana Saratoga Pallor Albany. sundays only
0.in A. NJ Daily fo Albany. Utica. syracuse koches,eh
Brfrelo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chicasv
ii rs 4. VI. Daiy except SUNDAY. TO Sats<. h0.p
tains New raltz Lakes Mohonl and MinnewasSSs AZ
hanv saratoga. caldwell Lake George. Parlor ea''
400 j. VI. Daily. except sunday. FOR Albany ..
ti.tO T. ~ Daily for Albany Montreal ttca. sylasSs,.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, pe''o'"
ESQ % " Daily excep, sunday. for Newburs. Albany
saratoga and Montreal. $500.
7:t5 Il. VI. Daily except sunday Tor Utica sS'ae-S"
Roo hester and Buffalo. ,,.,
Su5 =. VI. Daily lnr Albany, tica syracuse s
Iuffa,o Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cls'elani eh
and -. lrDEs. -..or,-
Fnr tickets ;lue table, paTlos and seepus car accom-.
,ssttors amply Sity oces brooklyn and New-lork ans
n, stations time tables at principal hotels 70, o'"e'
- ,,rm,ti,n adj ress {. F. LAMBERT
Cen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt-a New fo'k
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.


st Louis March Il.-Nationa Stock Yards: Cattle
Receipts. 1925 head market strong and Prcs. lCc
higher: natvc steers 81 so@s4 70 COWS 81 iGais 90;
s,T mead: market steady and prces - lower heavy.
81 Ss0 81 I2. mixed. 81 c5a$4: light SO ooasi TO- Sheep
Receipts head market duh and prices unchange1,
native 81 l5as3 20 lambs s. -.
irion Stock Yards. Chicago March li.-Cattle-Re-
mon =, extra steers 81 40as4 90 stockers and feeders,
81 75Gsa and bulls 81 5ogsS so; caves 81 ,5a
market weak nld 5nloc lower; heavy packing and sEp,
pina los 81 s5Ns' 10: common 70 choice mixed 81 VOC
pgs 39asi 10 Receipts. II COO head market
seady inferior choice 50 6cs3 81 lambs So 25ns3 40
az. hcsd; rots Tor week thus lar io5s2 tine
H.. week. 9e:2: ccnsIsned through 4o6s; TO New
.ilo: on 20 Market or'ncd sr'ne and nm win
~s god here; closed steady butchers s3aS' 90
fat $? sass log Rrs"ip! Is. la. s,' - hour
tnr ias' week :cooO. Unsigned through $50 T. New
YorY 900: sal :. ico Ia.het opened fafiy aciN"
s2n ,@ 'S1 90 icit DO - o. piss 81 5cas CO. mixed
pa es 50 35asi % MEDIUMS. - 30 as 80 neavy 81 -
ard ls.nasH' ipis last ~ hcrrs 32) head total Tor
We, bus far 3oVIo: 10 SANE lime 'as, weeN 2sopp
Consigned through 50. 10 NJ York 300; n sale
Marh.t oren" active and 10, higher 'losed si"an,
WIN al I'D trt Few '"a.E amir 81 rom 30 20 lol
n, which End were SLOW ~ s. ca g, h'i:g not ,eaI'
enough ~ export and too haa,y =. butchers Early
,,l.s. Good ., cloio. mved sheep s.! fIuS" ~ common
- ~ s3Isi 90 prime tcengs ana :" ~ lo2 10 , wr'n
cool - 0asi ~, lrh; and common 81 s"rs 20 heavy
Kan-ss ci,y. Mfr.h l.. Hog -ep''. 900 head
a ,e3 to :. GT w q an, Az N n''@ - Gus
s.' .ad i '' %SSc' ss % naive s,e br.
ssnst =" lr 10 good 81 lges c9v an, h"f"t.' n's
s s''iN, -s g. 5afa So ~, nd Ws'ero TO- 81 90
caiyes sAmsio She H''f,. i'V9 pa ~, s,ear.
isa2oc higher maff'' s,sady gr!r" - i'F - .o a'9i
s, $685. 10. rough a' 81 2e1s2 60: cniT". s. ga 81 e?
adSohas = ;,as, a. pia @nd common workers. 81 "a
s. . srh saa<' Sc sgPN ls 1,.nal s. Ia
3; H.. la,na~ 50 "a ~
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Cortla ndt ana D Ss VT
100 a VI. daily. except SUNDAY for MAA'h NtN-'N
s.,a 4. VI daily Tor GENEVA: RocHESI s., FL FL BIZ;
t-,ic NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ara
rs Vest and principal local points dining car 20 sus
pen.on bridge Pullman vestihuls Sleeper TO Snisaso
',I,,O VI daily 1ieaves 10 30 A. y. Sundayl 10Y
N.i'SU rHI-NK ana intermediate points connections
90 p VI daily except Sunday tor hl,MIi.A aua ~
intermediate stations. cothect'o"s ''' i'''''''- ~ 49,
ing chair car Wilkesearre ,,.,. A. q
'3.3O p, VI. SUNDAYS only FOR NilNesoar'e' Il ~ +"
rnrction and oil intermediate stations =, ,rS-
a.vO r. VI. daily. except sunday for L. ~ y j -. -,
r0E ana PRINCIPAL intermediate stations. Puiman oule
ra,c~ r,r 10 Milxssharre. connecting Tor Fo'syiic,
20 p VI daily. except sunday for Bound bFooS an'
KIN p VI. daily FOR EAsToN and inermsdia'. sta
Goo r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL LIZ,
- ai roints Pullman sleeper vestouIe ut.'
snn AZ - Chicago sleeper Buffalo AMI Toronto:
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG ,...
Gao p VI daily except Sunday. FOR Ea'on ana 'n'''-
mediate stations .. .->r,, rosrsrs-
-rR pi.i.FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. End all POINTS Wss.
pr'in,,n slsepers Chicago ari Buffalo Char-ca' 70
Wikesharre. . ~ ..,.,..,.,. =. -, DC, a4<
40 2o3 Roai-aN 81 East i@th-st l56 tast lzoh -.
Drookiyr Annex. Brooklyn. Y Y .., 49,.
bs Ee York Transfer will call for ani cnecS Gag
y,1e from hotel Or residence through 10 destination
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DyI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n:
STATIONS in NcW-YOrk foot of Barclay an&
ChrtstOpher streets.
LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
'A''A '"> pJyTSCH LIGHT

Direc, route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AlH
TIE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvills, Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passac Paterson. Boon
ioI Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE
LAKE iIOPATCONG Hacketstown. SCHOOLElS
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHII.IIPSDURG EASrON
WATER GAP. SrROUDSBURG Pocono Mountain
SCRANTON. PITTSTON wTI.KESEARRE. NANTI-
COKE DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
VILE UTICA RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortsna
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA OwEGO. ELM!RA
COMING BATH: DANsvILIE BUFTAI1o and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
T:20 4. AUTHORIZATIONS NAH. Stops at principal
stations. .v
900 A. M.-BUFFAIlO SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON;
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con-
meet at Buffalo with train Tor Chicago and points west
100 p. M-SCRANT0N. WILKESBARRE and ELAiHA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet psrior vv
400 r. M.-SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLfx'
OuTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
1880 s M Dailys-Butao vesbued Limited EfRffps
PML1 Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects I"
'unai" WIN IRAN for Chicago and points west ~
s@ l. NJ Maiiy).BvFFAI1O SCRANTON, BINGHrAsMG
TON CTtA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPkEeS
TICKETS MD PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. y
ree s2s broadway Tickets at ferry sati Ss a.
ans III 4tn ave. 12th-s 80 West lzotn
I iS TSumnuave Newyork sss and 72e Fulton s%
nation at all stations $50.
.WEsTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for sse
enee" baggage from hotel residence to dsstnaoo'
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25Sc after which 25%c bid 80 600 bush raeS White
26dcYc; No 9 white quoted &c asked BAhltf --
Marker quiet but steady: mailing quoted 4+9S0c feednk
3sQ 43c RYE-Market steady; carlots 44V4oc; b'ai,
loads 4sa4yc -. MAIT--Mariet steady: Western ana
CITY 49qS7c .. Observation-Disclosures dull a. iVc4ic
Tn. quotations To-Day the closing prices fof lie pre-
yos day and cosing prices TO- the corresponding date
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago March II 'speciaD. Wheat today opened
rcak brt finally and closed whore
TUESDAY night opened 64i.c sold between &c
and 5isc and closed AT G47sc bid Up to The only
confederation body the big Go,
on the issued last night 1873 100000 bush
,erpooI on equivalent to L. bush because Of the
American agures Tie feeins here weak the
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CENTRAL RAILROADdNBW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used .xclus'veis1
Four Tracks. Auton ate bi9ch So
f,.- November

Four Tracks Auicm ate Bl2 =, , ssna''
On and after fer, %ov ,do, af Liberty St,
Train; I i,aEs sa'G %,i fDS Such nuns
40 40 90 q.' e so Ea as henown Sundays
% az Ga;'l e 70 "a g,s SsS A g. 100 800
p'or Wlkesbarre. Pts;on and DC Soran'STI' Wv " -
10 30 ss' p a s scS So II 10 Ito 80
For K sS 5So az SO 80 p NJ 1918 night Sunday"
ZOE 80 $50 500 ? ~ NE s nsh, ~. lio. $780,
100 800 s:,5 r ~ i:iS night sundays ''0o ''
coo p 81 1913 night ,v,,,,,,,snort at 30 500
0 10 A N. ilo 80 7:so P. NJ Sundays ''"' !" NJ
p 70. Red s sc h"f l as" rs ~. s
-; = sqGday Zoo eT e Ocean Grove anu ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
AZ sis A NJ i:i5 $40 $40 p ~ p,,t .A
Fo- Farmsshss; TONS f I.; .:i s'f'sta |
rr ation,c CITY Vineland and Pridgeton 20" A. n'
i:45 r. II s..,.,.,, ~, Highland. o, Nave
s snni,e,s ~ 900 ( NJ 90 p. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 fhihND rWksaIIGToN. ., am
For rnn'aePte ~e,S dsys 40 40 $50 go ,bure;
parior Car. 90 500 Drins Sa'' =, az DINING
Es1 4 "' H. 80 400. 500. 600 Dining tao + NJ
For Baltimore and Washington. vssk Gays co 90 , y
1880 Dining caTl NJ s IA 80 10 90 II 20 Dining
C CaT 4 81 a-5s 5'S 900 Dining Carr P NJ i2A'
night .,-,a- coats can be procured a, 700, Of
r,hsry 81, a i,S IL 2ai Az 40 s?s BTSad"s!i
137 s,h Ave- 81 4th St. 1874 Eas iS'n ~ ~
Wess TEN ton 81 brooklyn 9s broadway wniaT'eurs
rS SerYorx transfer Company viii call foF and cnees
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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,raa5 hard wacaf sping p''en's We Iu'so 'n,1
- .',i ~ 80 : sprss whea, olg'@ y. :
ten' e. X i ear!., s;aaec y, rax .e Isa
,s's- primo una,h, --~d. $! 20 'n'aaa NJ p'rs
re- s ,de. G" S,.,' ;ass . ~ sd = aic5s bsA'a,
s. ~ gS' 20. nnl,,.d g. Il, PEP ga! 81 = 5usais
"G1" .'f s. - siaria'ei s. - standard "A s. Y
f. 1 i. a,- to- ai ss ha''e- mare, seiy
& srenr, 2 l @'s ss i icaio per a 1' ~ ''
cincinnati, March H. Flour market as.I winter pa.
%or,h~e o,fr s. 5Gos2 q, Wheat marr quiet 6u
Ssri ' adjec ',1 msrd TACK 2os mixed
No WHITE a. PORK .,S q's n a m ss,,, 'c"
~ hs . I' o sonl~rs 49, loose short ribs sides
~ loose shor sides 80 Dr' sailed meats cas,
~ ac',r: so shoulder AM sh.', '1 Be- oos~ fs s
cn. ,arei. steady soty eggs loalc'-c. duck
e esi., ia ia, 5 S.' at Ss si.a
At "ss' I'll 5y &c "s Psaa q 1i 'T sal
'.c lower. b., brisk aenand a, 'eg iocDas No
Store fairly nominal. sample barley dui and woak 20
AID shce sad AR, are ns srS Nv track So Flour
dull ard unchanged
nncatos Maren ,ae ~ 'a ss
,eai ma H., or bordarc today. where the Govern
9 nj. %'}n IN M on a.; S. i 1, cS yarS
t,uiarlv c,icd With IN. cot, Mn 'prn@d a. ~ ~
oS,c Jul, wheat opened II. GU. and closed at dl's'
IA he
declining and ioH market ~ fu'Gr,. htI thr rt''t %"
,et,fli,hr,. TN, Price SOL Northern spot at
-. ,r,c. the ruilng price he.ng GO No Northern
- ~. in demand a from - 70 lc u.i"r NJ lrtnern
rr rack No hard. Gle. NJ. northern. GJc. No :
.r,t",, .e.c Flour steady 81 100 - for patents.
SIS q for bakers Flour production 900 bills: ship
1n,- S3 - Ibis NH stifs A steady Improvement IS
"ylstng Bran blk quoted ~ 81 7'as' shorts scare"
] . 81 .5fs'
Philadelphia March IL Flour Trade slo" ard un 81
,us,,ctnrN urdrf RAJ Ifessui"
a. sell offerings of winters IigM. prices ot these
,ti,lnn AL per bush Winter wheat In small fupp'.
or,tY held ini mpcn dcna-d. contract wheat
Mach end Aprli. i2l'2'ic M'' and Juir' ,lh
can offerings modeiar. prc's rio" no mi. Ela'
wies No mxei March ard April %,el"'s; Ma, ant
r,nr "A, a:.,c Market Ter ciricis duN. WIN
,n,rr lhernl offerings former rates. futures nui"
an, important change NJ white March. 2itT2tHc
u~nncl quiet unchanged. oh'r articles Unchanged
:, I,.n. March ii.-i'our easier. patents 81 3N
s: - fancy 81 100 81 IS fancy s. ~uf' choice
e. Gso 10 rye hour 81 55as: 20 Bran quiet. steady
,,rIel .a, side i40i5c sacked. country points. Dfttc
wnrai nrmer. March Gle MAY. G,,-.d: &C. July &C.
oats shade higher March 1880. May. .oec. July. l"'ac
Eggs s.,dy a, SIG for fresh PorkSian lard mess new
80 old 81 10 s. 10. choice s. lTis
Observation-Disclosures 5sc: longs. 5%c clear ribs 5Asc; clear
,hor ribs clear sides SIC High wines steady at
e. ~ Wool quet Missouri md Illinois, medium
rI.hing and c1nihing i3Ui+-c low ard braid i2al5
light nne IOQiic: heavy fine. NN9c; Texas medium
ane va he heavy fine 6@sr bury slightly. 300 less;
,r bmic less Southern 6irc sandy bury and shivey.
G' fub washed choice 2Oet2Osc fair 1890: low $50
iGc Higeing. orders. IS 10. 'c; ~ itc; ~ y. Sc.
siverired 2soc. late March 2s2sc sprlter steady at
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Railroads.
Railroads.
NEWYORk
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER n z.
~ HUDSON RIVER n 2.

- T. HUDSON klvEh rs "'
From Grand Central station .:d s Ssse' Express,
s sssss ram ann f Buffalo 4+' III"
so S's Hb Gas ga s. Nail for Poqh,sspsi ,ss4s
Sany. u!ca. Syracuse. Rochester b0"''0 '''-'-
1o.ao T. 49,! sunday; Day Express FOR al Ill.,
a6 StTs's Sses liz T4 cG soS
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapc lis ana sSracuse Roches
'er and Bunalo ,.r Detroit, cieve-
100 Tdss ard h cneas spe' Stops pOushkssp
sic, Albany. schenectady, Utica Syracuse i'O''''
$3.50 P M~Except SUNDAY. West Point P0usnk'e'''F
$40 s:;Ioa ,n % sx gniSRso ''0 p I" ' ,,-o,
600 aPsy Albany T yyise S.s' ss'.s1
S Sisssd M0 Fs eSesnd rosdo chi
cago Cincinnati ST Louis. s.-,,oo, Burlington
s'2' Mmpa , FS, ra oSd M ssnsfss
1870 F. Mbsily For Buao Niasns Pais :o S,svs at
o oi a.H%' %sauy r!is. car Messenger.
900 T. MDsily. Carries seepl ps,,wsy. Va Lyons
and and ,o or R Ros.s or ''' r,,or,ov0
'' MDa s SGT syr Siasara Ta
Toledo. chsaso and. sxS nIa, saturday 10
1910 III f rain chass SHs escsp
ga andsy on s f"T ana nss Albany
ooc s'sfs on s1Ys 3? '' F. n Except Sunday
i'usaeId.. wa Harlem division H., ~, III. gerk-
's A mi. Sal r. H 4RAiSs oYYoSkEFs on
un% bEsSn YGasis in n cen r,o6,as val al
the Eleya;e! R9ad TINS Is ne only line
Wssnsr Iaisce csrs On al ',rsaf ;,s trains
T cei. anG ~sse TS ce n at snd
~ poadSa T. a5k rIaSs % ta sF91a"'ys 81 wss
is55t st. and iassi station Kew York sss and 20
and @ I9a Ss = rs 81 5; the
JOHN J9T EA & fo T2TEa"y GEORGE IL DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Ag nj.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

,rbr,,~b ,ra,nr NewYork foot Of Chamoers-st'
NJ folows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23d ST.
OOO A. M.-vestibpled Express Daily for Wave'y,
S.UU lnghamtan. Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Janes
town Meadvlle and the West. Pa-lor car 10
BuTao -, -,
Ann r. M.-Nesiihiled Limited fast rail Daily. SOIL
w train for chicago. via Chautauqua Lake as.N.s
Cleveland 80 A. NJ. Chicago l.. ". seeaes
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. DINING "a.
>.oO T.. N.-Buffa.o Nestibuled Express Dail. arr,s
(')U Buffalo 30 A. NJ. making direct connections o'
peirc, Chicago and the West. 49,.
S45 sod rsn 10 ehcaSo 'Ha
fnlo chicago ami Cincinnati. Dining car: :,
VNICkTTS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
! accommodations III. :6i. i0i and 93I Broadway
ls; East s5h-st. Chambers and West go st. ferries
Ncw-Y 90 Broadway and 333 Fulton Brooklyn NV
Huison-si Iioboken. and Jersey city station. Erls
Transfer Company calls for ana checks baggage ITO"
hotels and residences 10 destination.
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$, o5 Michigan DO 1o2 ~ at s. TO- % state ss
do i25 n. at 81 -; spring amts' a, - per "e"''
Iy,,ienssck a Hollis: lambs. 10 10 at ~; -
sb@en 20 10 al II clipped lambs 10 10 al -
II IIarrIn cton 197 Western lambs " ID al " =" io'
w.st.rn sheep. lOi 10. at - 20.
: J:dd a. 20: 100 Ohio sheep. los 10 at - 81
.sw,on & CO.: i1J Ohio lambs. oS n. at ~ % 49,
: sander: 7o State sheep and lambs 80 10 al - ozs
sal. sheep g8 n, at 81 so buck, $40 10. AT s5
\, collins: sheep. 10 10 at 81; state lambs
- -. at 81 o-, a., ,, ~, ,,,oh
o.s head were Market quoted firm at 81 4OSf ~
per and choice light pigs would sell up - - soa
IL o. country dressed unchanged at JGsc per 10
Hollis: 30 State hogs l61 n aver
age a, 81 per ~ do. I2 ~ 81 o. rough do.
go h. ?; 81 g. 90 sso .
Judd q Co ~ state logs ITO I'D, a. ~ 81 rousn
ao N al So
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the STATE or TRlDE.

"a I
g. a.,. 60 do ,oaS3 -. 10 family 81 5as3 70
", "' s.-sea, : iop>15o Thra iel s. ',g SPOT ys
,!G.ti., h. 80. asked. Ma. 'li.G'lts 'ny
.skrI southern. sample ioP re. ~ N gi"Is "a
s,. l4i lish. s,"s. -1oS' bush Com iull. miSeI
.olt ard Haren :i,nJp.r. Ap.i. Jia"t.c; MAY 800
9,5 in,, 30, ask.l sica,n. inix"t 32'. n33c south
81 .f.5r. sto,F 14>.rD husn. sai.s --"U p.N
,,.s Do iles. So waite western - -n@'c, ~ r.,
e. ,a,-,v i44.. Western. stock Hi,uuD hhsh iihJ
s.., SO &c.. Gram ffeighis .areF ., nay ,oo"
arm mddinss .'sc. Eggs hrnsr. n~al2e' o'h'r "'
iiCl.s nn c!a ;c'i
Boston Maron I-rIolr qu.'' spring paen's ~ '1a
II, .e- patents siWt4 - wlui'i lear and HrnS .
:, {, s>Sta srr.r clear and s,raghs sSps5 80 ,gim
.ferii, couimo1 yellow on i'a't "Ve 80 -'.
.s>i,, s,end, 10 cp"d -'e 80 M ,d,V
.Na-s'.c - rhi'" -. s. W. "a, e;.r bran
- 30 aalnne. sis ,'nsl5 cot.onse'a n.al '2i "a
~ rorN backs ~ - 90. -. % ~;
~ -. racor sao'.c. i-n.es au.ei 7NSr Mh Ii
ND ,ear''nrs. .H6i,c Vel. ~fi" f'f ll'
i-ef quiet 5'l17'sc h:nds ,p's res go. Sas4
irfaf.an i5aisr tdcs ilrltc Vernon, new ~ :, 1
o.. ono. dairy i-I 'l'"s" gti~, N"rth.rh cn.
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auto, choce turkeys Western ~ 10 'h, ""ns North
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bigger Winter What ICED dn ',I " n. 81, a., duh
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'b,,r.i ~ fe.l nrn ard unch'rg"f
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COLLEGE NOTES.
BY "Susan.'


o. nj. Bennett has gone to Ness
City for q week.
Miss Alice Button has been visit.
ing old time friends the past week.
Many new students have came in
for the short term beginning on next
Tuesday.
Hiss Lila A. Chisum, of the class
of '90-'91, came in from Lyons on
Monday.
Miss Mamie Heath, of Hoisington,
and Miss Carrie Berry, of Hoxie,
came in on Tuesday.
The Misses Strothman, of Ciafin,
visited friends on Monday. They
will be students here during the short
term.
The boys, realizing that this week
is the last in which to 60 driving with
their lady friends, have made many
calls on the l1verymen.
Mr.. Book and Wells of Pratt City,
A. .. r. Livesay and A. A. Ward,
attended the S. S. picnic at Daizieps
grove on Wednesday.
The banquet was the best attended
ard most successful of any yet given.
The toasts splendid, especially those
of Rev. Davis and Mr.. Hobart.
Miss Dockum, of Jetmore, Alum.
nal orator, made here address before
the Alumni and friends, on Monday
evening. The address was one of the
most pleasing and we'll received that
has been given before the association.
Her subject was woman"
At 2 p. m. on Monday, the Alum
nal Association met to settle the bus
mess of the year and to elect officers.
The struggle, lasted two hours, was the
hardest fought in the history of the
association. Officers were elected as
follows: G. E. Miller. speaker; T.
j. Bolts, pres; Miss Alice Button,
vice pres; John Broadie, Sec'y.; G..
Fl. Wilson, treas; A. q. r. Livesay,
general historian.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04

Wheat is needing rain very badly
in this vicinity.
Mss Jennie Blum was in Pawnee
Rock, Saturday.
Joe Walters and family were in the
Bend, Saturday.
A large numbsr of farmers are
listing the second and third time.
Seward is quite business town
since the skimming station is there.
The progressive Dunkards had
quite good meeting at Seward Sum
day evening.
Part of Ambrose Byers folks are
down near St. John, as they are
farming down there.
Decoration Day was not observed
at the Seward graveyard this year.
1t seems pity, as it is said there are
numbe of old soldiers buried there,
while SO many people in the neigh
borhood have friends there also.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-06-04
ALBERT ITEMS.

From 1.-THE Silent One."
Croquet is now ali the rage.
Grasshoppers are in the wheat.
Will Keller was over south at the
dance.
Mrs. Hayse's sister has been visit
ing her this week.
Rev. Hopkins and family were in
the Bend Saturday.
The Lawn party at Rev. Hopkins
was pleasant affair.
Fred Gallon was under the weather
for a few days last week.
A number of our citizens attended
the John Cook sale, Tuesday.
Charley Wilkinson will soon be at
home, and then won't Lizzie be happy.
Scion Golidays hired man was kick
ed by horse last week, and had three
ribs broken.
Fred and John Haase are fixing up
their machine preparatory to a big
seasons run.
Geo. Schlegel is now clerking in
VIM. Wilkinson's. Gus Faber is
farming again.
The Mozart Quartet and Prof. Hen
messy will be at Albert Monday night
with a new program.
J. W. Hall is attending commen-
cement exercises at the Central Nor
NAL College this week.
Sig Jacoby has at last learned to
ride that wheel, and now there is
nothing like it, SO be says.
a number of our boys took in the
Spy of Atlanta Saturday night at the
Bend. All came home we'll pleased.
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HEI2ER.
From Remington :"


Quite warm for some days past.
One half of our farmers are plant.
ing their corn over.
Some kind Of a worm is lately de.
stroyiog the wheat.
Mrs. John w. Pasco, of Lyons, is
visiting here this week.
w. II. Rice, of Willard, is drilling
a number Of wells in this vicinity.
Quite number from here attended
Memorial exercises at Great Bend,
Saturday.
j. W. Byers started for Iowa last
Saturday. He will stay there during
the summer.
Emma Sterling and her daughter,
from Pittsburg, are visiting relatiS yes
and friends here.
Hail has done considerable damage
to the wheat in different places in
this nelghborhood.
The ball game between Heller and
No. q boys was closely contested;
No. 81 won the game.
NihOSG OUi OutIiS
cation attended their national confer
ence at Ottawa, last week.
The Sunday school picnic held at
VIM. Johns grove last Thursday was
a success IN every particular.
Lee Howard, who has been at Nc
Pherson for some time past, has again
took up his residence among US.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz en-
tertained number of their friends at
their palatial residence, last Sunday.
Geo. Wilke, our crack base ballist,
got hit in the mouth by a ball last
Saturday, and is now laid up for re-
pairs.
Several of the young folks from
here attended the show at the opera
house in Great Bend, last Saturday
evening.