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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
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ProA, Utah, Jun

PEoA, Utah, June II, 1876.
EDroK TINES:
a. g. II. Marchant went to Salt Lake
this week.
Miss Eleda Roos returned to Salt Lake
on saturday after an enjoyable yisit Of n
week or two with relatives and friends
here.
Agents Of the slaughter & Walker
Co., OF Salt Lake, are delivering enlarged
photographs and taking more orders
here this week.
Owing to the rise in the river the
road TO Park City IL almost impossible
and will be- quite So Il the warm weather
lasts a few days longer.
The warm weather we have had dur
ing the past three or four days has
brought the water mp over he banks and
the old Weber II fairly booming again,
and more damage Is anticipated
Your correspondent made trip to
Salt Lake last week, took In the Demo.
cratic State convention, had good time
and returned home ready for business
right eide up aud as happy as - king.
A large number Of our citizens have
hied themselves 10 the sheep camps
where they nave been employed In clip
ping the fleece from the back OF Mary's
lambs, or some one's else l.. abs its all
the same
Look out for our bridges, ~ the water
IL raging this Wednesday, morning.
and they may be found floating towards
the Great salt Lake. Fields aud roads
are again flooded and a great amount OF
damage Is being done.
Persons wishing TO purchase farms OF
fifteen or l2J acres each would do we'll
TO call on O. +. Lyons, who has some
very valuable property listed and which
he offers At terms and prices which will
be a chance in life time.
Now that 20 many men are away
sheariug sheep, irrigating their land,
teaming, or at work in the canyon or on
their ranches, Peoa has u very quiet ap.
pearenee but for the pranks Of the small
boys who are always Ia evidence.
q Mrs. +. NJ. Wright has moved her
family to Marchant 4 Roundy's ranch
at the head OF Weber canyon and near
Holiday Park. Mrs. Wright will take
charge Of the dairy and furnish milk
and butter to the pleasure seekers up
that way during the hot term.
+. W. Marchsnt, Ralph Maxwell and
II. &. Williams, having been drawn to
serve as jurors at this term OF court,
went to Coalyille the irst Of the week
for that purpose. Mr.. Marchant returned
home on Tuesday, he, no doubt, having
been excused for the reason ofbeing the
Justice Of the Peace Of this precinct.
G. $. Walker, while on his way to a
sheep camp between Peoa and Park City
on Tuesday came very near losing a
valuable horse by drowning. The water
from the Weber river has almost made
river from one end oithe lane, justnorth
Of town, 10 the other where
the two bridges span the river. aud
while going through the deep water in
the above lane both OF the horses he was
driving fell and Tor sometime he was
unable 10 get them loose from the
wagon. Fortunately there were other
gentlemen with him. some OF whom
held the horses head ont Of the water
as well as they could while others tugged
at the harness to loosen them, which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
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WAnsArcu Utah, June II 1890.
Enron TniEs;
Beef Is reported to be in good demand.
Heavy frost here on the night Of the
OH.
Thomas Jones IL erecting new shear
ing pen.
Jimmy Gulllher made a trip 20 Peter
s0A on Friday.
shearng was to start at Moss corrals
on the first Of the week.
Bishop Bennion is again amongst us
looking after the shearing Of his several
nocks.
DR.. Hosmer OF Coalyille was here
Monday night on professional visit to
Miss Lizzie Ball. The Doctor says there
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Congress adjourned at lo'clock TO day.
Three persons burned to death In
fire at whiting lnd.
Union Pacific Is authorized 90 patent
lands TO bona Ode settlers.
Senator Proctor declines to be a can.
didatc Tor Vioe.prcsidcnt.
Connecticut aud Maryland Democrats
declare for gold standard.
Appropriation for Salt Lake public
building agreed to by House conierees.
GOV. Bradley denies the Chicago
Records story Of his sensational inter.
view.
Ono killed. aud several fatally injured
by terrific dynamite explosion near
johnslown, ia.
Senator hurston says the Republicans
must have gold platform to catch the
east, and can afford TO lose the west.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Columbus. o., June O.-Govcfner
Bushnell has received letter iron
Prof.. T.. d. Cape, OF the department Of
competitive anatomy In tho University
Of Pennsylvania, and president Of tho
Secretary oithe Advancement of Science,
In which he deprecatea the fact that
Ohio II soon 10 adopt the electric method
Of executing the death sentence, which
he says IA uncertain and but little under
stood. II many cases persons have SUI
Tered severely. The persons who offered
TO resnsoitale any Of tbs peisons ex-
eouted In Auburn could do IL aud would
u allowed. lilo says there Is no doubt
In his mind that several Of the persons
elecirocuted have really died irm the
result Of post morlem examinations.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
sr,rE NEws

AZ $500 Friday afternoon Private
pr N,.cy company II, sixteenth
hn'fy. ended hi. life with the Kms.
JoEenen r.1c.
! W.. q. Luac. aho rcsidcson the cor.
nfd rhirl IVES, and Second South
"'e'', salt Lake made an attempt 10
conmii s1lride Friday afternoon by TAX.
'ns'n ounce OF iinctuto Of iodine.
ne 'ca,ch for the body Of Roswell
holord. Who was drowned In Cotton.
WOO creek, in Carbon county. has been
"'@adoned, although some hopes are
entertained that 30 may be- recovered
when the high water subsidies.
A. y. Childs. who il operating Aucr.
naeh BROTHERS ranch. four miles north.
west Of Salt Lake City, IL we'll pleased
WIN an experimental crop Of rye which
nc u growing this season on land that ia
mol Irrigated. 4 sample Of the crop
which Mr. Childs exhibited measured
nearly five and ouc-hali feet and was
well developed.
An unknown man walked into the
kiyerJordan near the white bridge Fri.
day forenoon at II o'clock and was I'm.
s'anty vhirlcd away by the rushing
waters Of the stream TO watoy grave.
Diligeni search was mad, for the body
but u could not be found, and his iden.
ii'y will probably remain a mystery
until the river gives up its dead -
Tribune.
Adyices from Fillmore state that IN,
store Of George Grcenway was entered
on the night Of June and $3.50 alb
s,racied from the safe. Three youn,
men, WIN Aldrich, Todd Ashmore an,
Frank O'Neill are in jail charged will
The crime. II il said Frank Merrill,
cfrk In the store, gave the keys Of III
\ 'pre 10 Aldrich who, after he had gol
W the money refused To divide Up an
IN o,issr peac1ed.-ileraid.
The little s.year.old daughter Of NJ
L. Hemenway-residing at Granger
wesihis morning relieved ola tape wori
measuring fiity fest This monster wa
PLACED in a dish Of warm water, an
kept alive for over three hours, whe
Il vas placed on exhibition In front {
ths Walker House aud viewed by hur
dnrls Of our citizens, while the monste
Continued to writhe aud twist itseli int
krots.-ilerald.
William Tmk Of the Third war,
lfoyo, was trying Sunday Afternoon
near Utah lake, TO force bulged earl
ridge into an old brcech.loading arn
ride with a piece OF hard wood, whe
the cartridge exploded and q piece tor
an ugly and dangerous wound in Park
nght arm. just under the armpi
Another piece tore oil the little Gngc
on his left hand. From the wound
the arm he bled proilsely, ~ the larg
vein Of the arm wac severed. u
Pike baileyes the wound not necessaril
fatal. Cor. Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Democratic county conventions In
Idaho declare for free silver.
Primary elections Of Georgia Demo.
Gratis show free silver ahead.
Cree Indians will resist by legal means
efforts to send them to Canada.
The Presidents veto Of general de-.
heieney bill sustained by the House.
Cashier Of a Chicago store was robbed
ol i5OO In the presence Of a roomiul Of
people
Mrs. Bourgland Of Fort smith. Ark.
fatally shoots Maud Allen, her husband
mistress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

picturesque character mad o.
peannoe in Truityale yeslerd rr-
noon In search Of John Henry 90,
the hero Of Eve matrimonia ,-n-
lures, says the San Franc 80 Elk
aniner. She said that she vas Mrs.
Church no. 2, and that she had turned
tramp and was making her way 70 San
Francisco from Salt Lake. The woman
had walked all the way, aud she an
nounced that tramping was moi chat it
was said to be by some "knigh, ( 'ne
road"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
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hotel and Cape Ann house. cntaiiiug
total loss of 100000.
Rich strike Of gold ore in tine Black
Hornet Ida, district.
Cullom Nithdmws from the race Tor
Che Presidency, believing Mckinley will
win.
House unscais Underwood Demo-
GRAFT Of Alabama, and seat. Aldrich
Republican.
Senate insisison its appropriation for
public buildings ~ Salt Lake. Boise.
Cheyenne and llolcna.
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Fred Bush, agod n, and Fred s,mar,
about he same aye, we're drowned Il
the Ohio river while bathing at Au
gusia, Ky.
There Is a report that the Ncgu- Me.
nelik Of Ahyssinia has offered TO aid the
Khaliia Abdnllah, the leader Of the Der.
wishes, against the friends Of Italy.
Mr., Gladstone has written reply 10
a correspondent In which he -ays: "In
my opinion the Turkish Government IL
the greatest sconrgo Of mankind and ia
the greatest scandal aud disgrace 10 re-.
ligion, including religion Of Mohammid
ON the face the earth"
There were no conferences at the CAPT.
lal yesterday on the different apprspria-
ton bills In the disagreement between
the two houses. The points ut issue are
thoroughly understood by the conicrees
and Il II only a question Of which house
viii rceecd from the position It has
taken.
A. W. Luce, % the Pres Cycling club,
Buffalo, started AT $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning from the city hall In an en-.
deayor TO break the Chioago-Ncw York
record. lie was paced as far ~ Ham
ond, Ind, By Robct, +. searle, who hold,
the record Of days % hours 10 minute,
for the distance. Luce expects 10 make
the journey in less Than five days.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Politicians gathering at 81. Louis.
Tornado at wyoth City, Ala, causes
two deaths.
James Kirkendall WAS drowned in the
Clearwater, Ida,
GOV. Bradley promises 10 spunga po.
liical sensation.
shephen /. Ingalls, has confessed to
setting eleven fires in Gloucester, Mass.
one Of which destroyed the Bass Rock
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

'itNr-.at.ou- for suychniuc aud
'a'a. nl donate the same 90 the farm.
,plor NI.- purpose they would be sat-.
'.'d a farmer told uc only to day
'lN DIE chance of % crop was rather
'h a,c.unt of squirrels. CON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Adam Robinson Of Boise committed
suicide.
Mckinley managers will make the
tariff the leading issue.
Dedication Of statues 10 Meade and
Hancock on Gettysbug battlefield.
Chairman Dingley Of the House WAYS
and Means committee reports against
the bond bill.
Oregon Congressional election 70 close
that the official count will be needed TO
determine IL.
lockhari Of South Corolina aud Down.
ing Of Illinois, both Democrats, unseaicd
In the House.
Congressman Grosyenor said 10 be OPP.
posed to a gold standard platform for
the Republicans.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12

Tho Tribune has received m advance
notice Of the new class rates from the
Atlantic seaboard TO Utah common
points. These rates 20 int effect on the
2Oh and apply to either the gulf or lake
routes and are as follows:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-12
TELEGRAPHlC


NffNAh HNNf o.
senate passes the filed cheese bill.
Virginia Democrats declare Cos ta,
silver
Southern Pacific removes the black
listarainst strikers.
John Mccoy fatally shot by bic com.
at ella, Center. Kan.
North Dakota Democrats Tor free coin.
age aud q free silver candidate.
Mt Close and two children of Mrs
naicr drowned loo the Bis Horn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4.4ion. foot Of CortIandt md Dcshrnxxea 8

stations foot of COrtinndt and De.brosSes sts
100 A. VI. daily. except sunday. for MACCH CHUNK
ara Intermediate stations.
S,tn A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER RTE
raiS NiAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE AMI
,h. Wes, and principal local points. dlang-car >,
su.penson Bridge Pullman Nestihule sleeper Chlca
ts,tO L. VI. daily deavcs lU3u A. NJ SUNDAY, = !.
uAf.W cit'NK and intermediate points Connections To-
Heading and Harrsburg
loo r. N. daily. except Sunday. for ELaTpA and all
Intermediate stations conn ctohS Tor fottsve
ing chair-car TO WIKI 'sbarre.
lao =. VI. Sundays only) for Wilkesbarre L. h n
Junction and all intermediate stations.
a,tO p II. daily except sunday. for T.. & n Jr-NC
T.oN and principal intermediate stations Pullman bune,
srjor car Wilkesbarre: connecting Pottsville
a;2O - VI. daily except Sunday. FOR Bound Brool, and
n,im - NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate
GOO r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
srd all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestibis M, ~
New-Yor Chicago sleeper to Buffalo and Torono a.
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg ''
GAO r. VI daily. except sunday. for Eastcn and inter-
mediate stations
TEp Rt'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Wes,
pulman Seepcrs Chicago and Buffalo. Chair-car =,
Wilkcsbarrc.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at c35 cel "a,
and 3o3 BROADWAY 81 East l4th S. $50 East I9sh s.,
New-York $50 Fulton St. Court ST. % Broadway ana
urookivn Annex brooklyn. y. !.
The Tralsfer co will call To- check tn
rage from hotel residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CorTON-An unexpectedy favorable the Liver
moi future market beneficial effect the local
market which opened advance Of about points
on early months and I42 points on late positions Inc
price for Liverpool was somewhat lower
bit this he owing TO the fact that has been
the day amounting only o. 800 bales Closing prices
were generally about point higher than they closed
YESTERDAY The sales fall River for the week were
very light. There disposition manifested by oca
paratvely light showing about 1900 bales for the day
against 49, III day last week 2oOoo last year
and 1855 years ago The port receipts for the week
a 5000 bales against "i@o3 last week
bales against 10l week and 494l last year Mem
mis- 46J bales against 800 last week and ll6e last
wear Receipts New Orleans Monday are estimated az
800 10 400 bales compared with 5000 the same Gay
week. 65l9 last year and $50 TWO years aev,
The New-Orleans spot market unchanged MPbile
and Savannah Lice lower. Receipts at Houston Mon
1.5Op bales against 3l"2 the same
day The Financial Chronicle con
corning tho weather and crop conditions lndicae that
rain has quite the South during the weh
hut that. Southwest the precipitation has
been light The temperature has been higher and the
correspondent at Memphis reports the weath
work been ntefered with by rain but elsewhere
farmers have able make good progress in pre-
pairing their coming There came into
sight during week 1902 so bales. against l46'2 Tor
up TO February IS 0oO4 pol bales against 0'6 the
corresponding period last This makes the decrease
in sight compared with last year, ZJ.o SO
bales The visible supply shows decrease OF loo
ing on Of coo $40 from 1894 a Of 422 G6
1898 The total visible supply is now 8 'So's
bales as against Ti 49, last 1898 40 In lS and
COG 24i 1898 The total American supply Is -TeiS
bales against 4.413.5l9 in 1879.
Opening and close to-day. and closing DDS the
piHht "a follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

was net large Exporters showed Interest su1a lhs
mrant purchases hy shippers and the Geolns ,eF ns
en \ rai Of .hoIs g a, d weak vita the exception
q backbcrries which inquired 10. anu .cr a. d7c:
quote App eysgora,s fancy S Go to good sa
SIC do. sun-drc sliced 2a3i;c; 49, tvern SsGSic
S STATE 3asc hops - and skins ,, peaohes'
ya1yatsd slsc cherries sioc haekebrries &C.
pluns southern 5c' blaeE'eT ,S, 3d. pnpeeed 3.8
hy ran;io I nicT'e TsTr T1 W buy y
he weak feeling prevni o,,o,ee STATE 1906
IN: s sgs % 3 Sa s9Soa 1''5 to
~ a5' raciae cast IT., 'S' Go DO isa i'.Q2'sc.
TTr66cG LrRY . Leaned gss %H n SYSr
ns sos anfan Ts W. s0' quote H. l"gio pi
Tn''fsai & dacs per- ra SS geese pGR F ei!I
81 23a$l - sgons FER paar rainy to day while fresh
receipts moderate sooi many 'H eIins is weak ami
irreuar more spal on f%Mls a. an p an smoss.
best Lots Of fIe. iufSy nearly usirsGIe and and
aal rane caGe sN IGi duck. or geese squads
plenty and slow T!o1en b ng"ih hens aversr best 10
Do i hens and ,o@s avegasr l ' TOMS capens
% % a large s '1 1sEs : NE I Is$i is
o. Email ana . liz a5sS cncens hadeiphis ,oi
ers 3 70 ID per pair average; d" d. roasting
'S NJ sage e %ss s %',E E S sS
G Gss %, onc dc '"iE .a9 GOO" 100 sS"abi
Per do1en s y 'a sa tic do t cd om iai3c sSlck
~, (" saoc fowls 80 "c chickens ana a1 fowls
10 Ga7c aa,k| , mi and partiisc. quiet but steadily
h al { s9m: s sa. and 81 T sa. V:
QUAIL per 50 @ 90 e. TG 'n maarG e 7@sr Do
s sa S2n Ana s @ rabbits aarann c DO d1 ~ -
90 INV A% n TSs no ,ra4 n. al
nGmgM 70 gay Ircs hcl ranges. with 'rm"
ana 81 9hsT"s suo "T Mach cash' to rkc up
i,,,f 90
e esn farm owned hny the Ign, measure Of re-
c@nts has had 10 supply a trade 10 I'll ori hay straw
Without ya1 on sS- shpng hay per loo H. 75a
c dover mixed 20. n go. t sn,d ld p%r ~, y
s,ror - 1859 New Iers-y and Southern s2sdtl' snort
do ana IN cat. aog5c wheat &c. Inc on, ,s, ~,
misn IN Rye4 nliraad 500: frc nallrosa 90 icnH.llys
Esfoad 40 iam Re ana on, nei ,o 49, Grn"l
week oeps q straw 10 TONS re'''iS q
S' rE HroT Hyp vr;;rABrrs Demand all kinds
Il r,t,s n. inodc-ai" aul not equal 70 offerings SOC"
rose are Weld q'.r- firmly bot table so'k is .Ise' yr
o@c old onons are held steadily but ordinary and poor
stock duii ami v..k cabbage firm AMI III scl.r AI
squash r,ni4 rTo's snl .,n,F w."cr ,, fT AMI
nnrl.et shows no material chanre kai, ana si.h', va
az o,yer We oio,e. ro,a, Bermuda. Ter hh sils,
g. :, es ai" e. DE- Msne '' iIs1r I'll q
s9's ana ''gy * 7s s,' wee, ro,a,oc pc5 nb
g s - nr'i, .tT'- =, IsT 49, @'1 For Fcr ers,c
,o d. r~r,-ia ~ cra'e. 81 -. calhas. 80
Sa~-,,r i Pc, ic seasi A. uanlsh. per io Ssa& 49,
cas-, 81 '.aS' c'rr. i"gi D.. -, .at. 80 81 - Xxx
rsr nb ,' ~, e. '.m,r- h., h,ise ~ doyon.
s. 5oasa .r~cn r~a- FLORIDA l.r ce~ s,s ,' ~
i.icc Nroriear- ~ ;: '@as' H. .. - .~r
basket s21t' 81. I,srHrf' i"r rrare s. q d.
R Ins a., pr 5 .'Gsi Z, d. ec ~ 5ssa' =,
g. ri sT 3D. ,-aSl ,r crac '' S. srns tcsns
florida rer crate 81 =" - srl>,'n. ,s nuisa. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
WEST SHORE R.K

Trains West AID ST. station. ~ " follows. and
- minutes earlier from loot Oh Franklin
$3.50 A. NJ Daily local ~ Buffalo
1880 A. NJ Daily local TO Albany for Catsll Mountains
and rarlor cars to Albany. sundays only
O,l5 A. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Al.
bany, Sal atoEa Caldwell. Lake George. Paror Car.
400 T.. N. Daily except sunday. for Albany
III. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica.
Rochester Buffalo. niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis
OsO Il. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Newburg. Albany
Saratoga and Montreal
S,45 r. VI. Daily except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
S,I5 r. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo Ningara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chi
cago ard 81. Louis
time tables parior and sleeping
rodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York. and
It stations Time tables at principal hotels For othes
Information address G r. LAMBERT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
railroads..
amER!oA's GREATEST Railroad
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. z.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$3.50 ME1GeP, Ser @aya E s%ps at Albany Utica
syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4;4' p H.
$3.50 Aas Mnb FAIL. Pa fs. NAH for Ara
bany. Utica, syracuse. Rochester Bufia'o
1920 A. M.NEs Except Sunday Day Express For all I'M
lam gocsn New.Y9I Sa,e points limited For
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 LOUIS oches.
at Poughkeepse Albany. Ut!ca Syracuse
100 Special !o for at
d. Albany, schenectady. Utica Syracuse
$3.50 M"Esoep, sunday West Point. Poushkeep'e
$3.50 ? M&paHy North Shore Limited Due Pane.
$40 a. m. chi;ago 4:3O p. M stops at A''S"''
Utica and syracuse. r,o. Utica AaIron-
600 dach For M Asa1S usp
Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo pe''o" ~"
o.2s as M cnSnTa Fort s Tp Saratoga Burlington
1890 a mBS st. H For nu anH Naeara Fails cevs
land Indianapolis. ST. Louis Chicago
900 r Mbsy CART, sleeping Car pa'stnsee,.'
only for points on Fall Brook Railway Via N''''
ons ' M or for Syracuse W 1,.S.snH
3saensOpTg nun, S@ asss sa fars for Cape
vncsn. snd tfs A anS Rad -,,c,pa.
aa TaH e1 ssr f.Iss S
SUNDAY night SUNDAY nights Albany and O"'''''
900 on rnE sa 81 p MDs Sunday to
pitrsaed va Harlem Div,sions and tn. Derx-
SIR; mi; "a H2,r% e'y - oToxKEns.
Putnam division as FAR az Yonkers; In connrcuon i
Fl'x rsn. d H%'S Of N fnl' 'y s
Wagner Palace cars on al, nrSu s.b trains
Tickets oc.' 3, rs"a cp'59 81 He.
i2;th-s and iss,hs' station NHw-Yorh ht $3s and 10
F.tons md oe Broadway T. D. nrook by n. West.
join SS'i S'I n ro I"'I' GEORGE T. DANTEIs
Csaeral Maraxer General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

Buffalo. Feb Cat'l" Receipts last - hours. A:iS
head. total ~ week hus far. lG.a~. for sam" time
$50 AL. Market rpcnri Will nothing doing and
feeling easy all but prime butchers grades. clos"d
easy. uns9d. Hogs Receipts last - hours.
orD head. total for work thus 40 400
last week. 30 800. consigned through $500: y
York ESQ on sale 3.2;D. Market opened slow and
closed weak. heavy unsold. Heavy. 81 Ojlt
S. 10. mediums - l"Qfi 10 mixed grades 81 -. York
ers 81 H. pigs 81 3a$i p. rougs 81 25Ms3 ~. stays
81 5Ous3 sheep and Lambs Receipts last - hours
500 had. total FOR week thus far. l?ur.
lns week. $50. consigned through 21o. 20 New
about steady closed steady wiki fair CLEARANCE for all
but very lots - sheep Choicc lambs 100
"a: cIlls and common. 81 25aS3 10; demand for
heavy ship slow gorl choice. So 3a$3 "a. calls and
East Liberty Feb 2o-Ca,tlc Receipts light market
steady. rough 70 prime. s"pS 20. calves. 81 500
s3gs4 -. best Norkeis and pgs. - iousi -, sheep
supply light. demand fair. market steady; common 10
prime. s. 5CGs3 ". lambs So 5oasi 81.
81 Louis. Feb - National Stock Yards Cattle Re
cepts 1856 head. market dull and prices unchanged.
steers $3gs3 so Texas steers. 81 6'ds2m Hogs
Receipts ~ head. market steady slightly lower
prices. heavy. 81 1pQS3 80 mxed. s3 50us3 81 Hight.
81 75Q$3 ShecpR~ceip's, 81; market dun. natives
Union stock Yards Chicago Feb 2o.-cst,le Receipts,
coo steady TO steers 81 2JIsi 30:
81 90 calves s3QsG ~ Texans 81 35as3 ~. fIogsRe
cepts 1900 head. market firm. heavy packing and ship
ping lots 81 700s3 %: common 70 choice mixed 81 7nW
81 g5 choice assorted SO 500 81 gJ light 81
steady inferior 70 choice. ~ JoNS3 so lambs So Oa
81 30
Kansas city Mo. Feb. 20 -Iogs-R Receipt 300 head
market steady: Hight medium 81 GjusS ~; heavy,
81 GDns3 72i. pigs. 50 3OIs3 20 Tattle-R"ceip- 300
head: market sicedv native steers. s3as4. ana
hefers best 81 s5pS3 40 fair TO good 81 ISas2 NO bulls
Wce;crn s. 1,1S3 calves. $JdSl0. Sheep Receipts
800 head market steady.