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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

H"sertcdu tonsttaf service.
Poultney Bigelow. In Harper's Magazine
for November.
MY hrst care On landing was, OF course,
10 seek the American consul. and renew
my patriotic feryor by contact with the
man on whose shoulders should rest the
dignity OF our country. To my chagrin I
found we had no consul. that for the time
being American interests were being cared
IoT--and very Wei, toby an English
gentleman. 1 made inquiries OF various
people, and learned that I'm the memory. of
the Oldest inhab.tant OF Cape Town such
a thing az an Amer can consul who could
Keep sober after u O'clock noon was too
seldom known, and this fact must he
carefully borne In mind, for IL will ex-
PLAIN some things that might otherwise
seem obscure. Other countries encourage
the commerce or their citizens by ap-
pointing capable consu,s at foreign ports.
Capable consuls cannot be secured unless
they are either well paid for their services
or unless they are gwen a permanent po-
sition. The American consul at Cape Town
has large American interests 10 watch
not merely at the cape, but throughout
South Africa. Uncle Sam offers such a
man the wages ~ a second rate mechanic
or base bali payer.
Merchants of Cape Town who seek to do
business with the United States have no
one here 70 whom they can turn for In
format.on and thus ORDERS which might
raso are c6nverfed to BirrnInenam or
Bue,ios Ayres. The consuls of other coun-
tres are constantly laboring TO increase
the trade each Of his own country; ours
are often regarded az worse than useless.
When the Beers rocked up the leaders
or the johannesburg reform committee,
and amongst them one or more Americans.
IL was the English governor al Cape Town.
Sir Hercules Robinson. who dld what was
possible for American interests. He sent
an Engiishman TO loo after John Hays
Hammond in the Pretoria ia,l, and that
Englishman went with a credit on the
bank here for the purpose Of bailing out
any american that might be in distress.
Nor did the English governor stop here.
lie gave orders that the best legal talent
available should be employed in protect
ing the legal interests Of English and
Americans alke-alI at the expense OF the
British colony.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Deafness Cannot Re Cured

By local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deaf
ness. and that Is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness il caused by an in
famed condition Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets inflamed
you have a Tumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when IL Is closed Deaf
ness Is the result, n unless the in
tiammation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO It's normal condition.
hearing win be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton OF the mucous surfaces.
We Will give one Hundred Dollars foI
any case Of Deafness (caused by ca.
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall;
CAtarrh Cure. send for circulars, free
+. j. CHENEY x co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 7JC.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
\ Perfect Identification,

ftarpers Round Table.
Signor Ardlti. the wcll known musical
conductor, has recently pub. shed his me-
moirs in London. Among the many anec-
dotes he tells is the following adventure
ne had with a bank cashier. lie was in an
American CITY and wished 10 have acheck
cashed. but as the cashier did not know
signor Arditi he told him he must get
himself identified before he could receive
N money.
But do not know anyone here pro-
tested the musical conductor.
Il am very sorry sad the cashier.
Signor Ard4ti thought for A few mo-
ments. n presently aid
DC you attend the opera, young NAM
frequently said the cashier. II am
very fond OF music"
Then YOU must know me-" continued
Signor Arditi. and taking off his hat nc
turned his back upon the cashier, and beat
time vigorously to an imaginary orches-
ira
"Oh. yes exclaimed the cashier Al
once. Il know the back Of your head well.
You are Signor Arditi." And he handed
out the money to the musician without
further ceremony.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

pressed her sense Of it. She rose and pointed
To the door. Go back 10 America. as soon
as you please" she said; "and find the money
you want-if you can"
As a proof that she was in earnest she took
her copy OF the cipher out Of the bosom of
her dress and threw IL into the fire. The
original Is safe in my old mans keeping"
she added. Leave the room"
james rose with suspicious d%ocility and
walked out, having his own private ends in
view.
Han an hour later Mrs. Westerield's old
man was interrupted over his work by a per-
son OF bulky and b~lackguard appearance
whoiii he had never seen before.
The stranger introduced himself as a gem
tleiiian who Was engaged to marry Mrs.
Westerheld he requested (not at all politely
to De permitted ~ look at the cipher. He
was asked If he had brought q written order
10 That effect, signed by tie lady herself. Mr..
Bellondge, resting his fists on the writing
table, answered that he had come To look at
the cipher, ON his " sole responsibility,
and that he insisted on seeing il immediate.
". ALLOW me tO show you something else
trsf. was the reply he received to this az
sertlon Of his will and pleasure. DO you
know a loaded pistol, sir, when you see ltg''
The barrel of the pistol approached within
three Inches oil the BARN ms big head, as he
LEANED over the w~riting-table. For once IN
his life he was taken by surprise. ID had
never occurred to him that a professed inter
prefer Of ciphers might sometimes be trusted
viii secrets which placed him in a position
OF danger, and might, therefore, have wisely
tsken measures 10 protect himself. No pow
er OF persuasion is comparable Ia the power
possessed 10y Il loaded pistol. James left the
room. and expressed his sentiments in Ian
guage which has not Yet found its way into
any English dictionary.
But he had two merits when his temper
was IN a state Of repJse. He knew when he
was beaten. and he thoroughly appreciated
the value OF the diamonds. When Mrs. West
erfieid saw him again. on the next day. he
eSpeassa with ~wrNeniabYe claims ON her
mercy. Notice OF the marriage had been re-
ceiyed at the church, and a cabin had been
secured for her on board the steamer.
ffNpntfppnA rn- ~
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
The Evil Genius.
BY wILKIE COLLINS
BEFORE TIE STORY.

"Hullo! Your language reminds me Of
the time when you were barmaid. You don't
mean to say you have had a fortune left you?"
Il dol Will you give a message to Jamesg'
"TH do anything for a lady with a fort
une.n
Tel him To come and drink tea with his
old sweetheart tomorrow at q o'clock"
lie won't iu it,"
"He will"
With that difference of opinion they part
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Pleasures Of the Cars Home.

Londo Morning Leader.
Russian imperial residences. IL is said.
rarely have enough light, and the doors
are ludicrously insufficient. The car
evitch's apartments in the winter palace
have only one window each. and all look
the same way.
II seems a curious taste that preserves
among the gorgeous state carriages of the
Russian imperial family the shabby sleigh,
stained with blood. which conveyed Alex
ander II back 20 the winter palace after
he had been torn to death by a bomb. His
half smoked cigarette is there. Tney pre-
serve, too. his writing table just as h left
il and the photographs which he had
about him at the time.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Relieving Her Mind.

Client-I took out a life insurance policy
recently for my chiidren's benefit, and I
er-stated my age AT 30, which-er-was
not quite correct. VIII tina affect the va
hGity of the policy?
Lawyer-Not at all, madam-not az all
In order to AVOID payment the company
would have TO claim that they wer de-
ceiyed by you representations. which, Of
course, would be ridiculous.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Proof Against Bullets, But

PUCK.
Manager-Heayens, what's the matter?
Didn't you dodge the six bullets all right,
fired from the SIX rifles in the hands Of the
six gents selected by the audience
Magician Hamham-Yes, / lodged the
bullets all right as adyertised-but some
one threw an egg,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
New York Weekly.

New York Weekly.
Winks-Iiello. Been away?
Minks|only for a day, l ran down to
the shore to see how my cottage was
far.ng In the storm. Did you ever see the
sea In a storm?
Winks-By George! That remind me. I
must hurry into that store before it shuts
up. / had nearly forgotten an erranJ
which ] promised 10 do for my wife.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

Some of the bronze tablets put up in Al
bany. y. Y, at the time of the city's BIZ
centennial celebration. ten years ago.
have disappeared. The tablets had been
placed on many Of the historic spots
throughout the city.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

The use of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth OF the hair. and re-
stores its natural color and beauty.
frees the scalp OF dandrutf, letter. N
all impurities.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

There is a tribe in central Africa
aftons NuUfn -pcnrcr- IN putsfC o-r,at-r
are required to stand on one leg while
speaking and TO speak only as long as
they can so stand.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Fo-tuoe seekin. L;migrapts.

Many A poo family tina seeks h
western Wiids in the hope Of winning A
fortune, is preserved from that Insid-
ious zoe or the emigrant and frontiers
~m3n-chills and ~fever-Dy H~Ostetter's
Stomach Bitters. SO effectually . e
thai Incompatible medicinal defense
fOrtify Inc system against the combined
influence OF a maiariOus atmosphere
and miasma tainted water, that pro-
tected by IL the pioneer. the miner or
the tourist provided with II may safely
count the danger.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
Carrying Ia co an Extreme.

Chicago Tribune.
What's Old Skinnphlint's national
ity?"
Welsh, but he never talks il. He's
too stingy with his consonants.'
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

afpef Bazar.
Il don't understand things sad Wallie,
gazing at h elephant. Here's this eie-
plant that can read growing two beau
tiful PAPER cutters right out Of his mouth -
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

We will forfeit $1,000 If n OF our
published testimonials are proven - te
NJ genuine. The Piso Co, Warren. Pa.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
\ Reminder.

Mrs. Wtnsiow's SOOTHING sYguP for children
teethinF, softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
sllays pain. cures wind role. 2sc n bottle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

There are s.742 lock and keys in the
Grand opera house. Paris.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12

-Four hundred and fifty large caliber
guns were built last year by the gov
eminent.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-12-12
SarsapariIIa
The American Consular Service.

HOOd'S piIIc cure Liver Ills; easy To
"o take, easy 10 operate. zoe.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New July -, iSoe
fo1-rON-The cotton market was active anu ~ Az
,,s ooe,nx with quite liberal selling hiuuc ~ sorne
s-Ss,,n,.ng Liverpool This ~ae foiioM 80, me
recoyery and the day wore on 'ne - s.nsSv clos
.rors nr,nos,nced prices working up qu,te ~
.ns v.rv near the highest quotations at he' t ,,er
20 points Total sales 13o GU pasS' ., ,he
,.i ,narke; was quite disappointing al he s s,saav
{ocai market Aary cables indicated hone'
800 h,, subsequently was quite sh.rP
ioss ~ about II. 10 points being noted Ine b.,
S-o-n sp,nners was small. Private caoles ss ,n ,rom
the abroad due 10 oIeIlls@ OF
.he south which Europe TO expect lsan,,s3,ly
ss.,,ng cot,oa AT practically It's own terms
~. ussekly Government climate ana crop Duc'". a
- important influence on the nlaIhe'
S.oos There has too much ram 10, - "a
f:s.,rga Florida and South Carolina whIe .,e u,s,s
s,,1eTtnr rom drouh Arkansas Louisiaha anu
, !, Texas the weea has been favoraoie for eoo,
srou-b and /. fruiting we'll" Some of the oe'as
S,r,h Carolina cotton large and well frui'ed; oro
c,,on becoming weedy; Florida excessive Ias. S,,s
Ssma c,,ton opening slowly but frutlng nea' ny
sssnn cotton deteroraiing rapidly LOUISIANA sne ,n
80 fs,ng and shedding Texas. the wea'hei nas
fsvorable some perlons vi
s, ~ midday hour but buyers found rather sn,a
Nth quite active trading There were adVces o. t
~ ,s, in Georgia with complaints "i INJURY ION
G.ssssrr The first bale OF Mississippi cotton wa"
renorted as due a. Vicksburg tomorrow TWO weene
-, ,he record Al that point Aso the nrst paie AZ
Tey was reported to-day "a DAYS ahead OF w Ie.o.
Tere are also positive assertions OF large lreE.
ars IN TIE market and increased outward
4. snticirated The from wall S'ree' IN s,r 80
nar, 81 The session tended help the good ieenhs anu
ssss,ed IN a considerable amount Of covering , A..
Onenlng range and close to-day ana c"sns o'u' "7
,rs,tcrs night and last follow
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

Market closed very steady at 20 points a1vance c,
Yesterdays closing prices
Yotoe. coo Total sales. 1875 600 bales lork , sse.
400 faia. spnners 24o stock 81 18 Total net recePs
;odan iooj tales thus far This week 1892 zoo E~Iprs b
today: Great Britain 6s1 bales Continent orW pa
far this week Britain 1896 bales France and nd
Continen, 393 stock. lsi. 4o2 spot cotton 1ue' " an
seaav unchanged; mddng uplands. NC middiins gu.,
SAc sales. Az bales. including 242 spinning a"a ~"
contract. 49,. s.-o,. a.r,s,d. sales
G o1o nales: speculation and export 800 American 'uC'
receipts 100. American. Loo; middiing pnc uplanus
ao532d Futures barely steady. partially lofl 40
c steady. cnehait point adyanse 10
ssf,sb: March-Apr a2si1b; April May sSgs July 4l.p
fuiv August 34ib; Augus-September. 3Gi2o septeihpr
Ta, Jus All, Al: October-November 327ieb; November
iecember 32eas December January, S.N'Ss Manche'er
Yarns steady; cloths very little Going -.
cOFFEE-reavy receipts the overshado"'ng ieat-
- This unsettled values at the opening
Later on the tone hrner Loading fairy active no
weak AZ o exchange quoted al s"lo receipts
is Oo bags cleared for the United states sD Dag Dag
s,ock I67 900 bags receipts 23.no bags s0k
is7 600 bags: market 1000 reis clsarances
fror, RIO per Kafhr Prince 1900 bags. ana heVeiius
., oo hays Hamburg Irregular July 80 20 pgs August
Ks zs Sepeter 5s 5 October So The Havre market vas
dovn III 10 francs closing steady: July 10 Sepont%
S4 Is francs: October May. 80 10 Contracts closed
steady July points other months uncnsheed "
10 points lower. Sales %. 100 bags os follows
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
WEST SHQRE R.K.

Trains leave W ~. 81 Sa..VH, y. l.. fOlO~s @"s
l5 ~ earlier from fot Franklin at. -
J:v A 81 ball. Local Buffalo Sleeping ~
New York B.oOmville. sundays only; can os oee1S
zW A. H. Daily Local to Albany. tor caissil N0us. MOVE
OI5 A. H. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse RoSnes.S.
Buffalo Niagara Fails. loeoo' N'e'e'""a ~
Parlor syracuse. . ,,oouvl,e.
A-iIOO A. Nj. Daily. except sunday 10 Bioomn'ssni in nj
and Catskill Mountains, New PATTI Lakes Meh9nH1 pa1,s
Minnewasks Parlor Cars 20 Hobart ana Nc" i,aa,sxl
B.-II.35 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday ,,,sss ~ sska
Mountains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk ana Ndnn, Nn, ears
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George 'sS'
TO Bil-omvile, Saratoga and Caldwell ,, s,.c.l -
lis T. NJ. Saturdays only. Hall ftoliuay 'iN
Vatshin Mountains. Paror car attached >,.,m Mcun.
tains New Patx Lakes Mohonk and Mnns~aasT aai
bany Saratoga Parlor car -itaehed 10 h0V
600 r. NJ Daily except sunday for Albany ay,.eusa
OuO T. M Daily Albany. MONTREAL NuSs Sipssnolt
Rochester Buffalo Niagara fals Ao'o'''
tl.- eand. Chicago and ST. Louis - x..hn,x Alean,
O3O p 81 Daily except sunday. for Nswpu,s ~ Won.
Saratoga and Montreal sieerins car A''""' "
:45 i. ~ Daily. excep, sunday. for o"ca' '''''
sis p NJ Daily for Albany Utica SyIav, Sna,,c,, cieyS
ester EuYaio Niagara Falls. iOiVn'o Ne"N''
land Chicago and 81 Louis. - ,,o,, p,O &s A.
~ C-Ieaves Brooklyn by Annex Aiv -, ,,on Aio W
NJ g O5 T. NJ Jersey city. T. X" !" s'"
FoT ,icSeis time tables paor and sleeping car W. ana
AZ stations Time tables at princpai ho'e'' W.
C. s. LAMBERT. General Passsnssc nsVA w.
Z Vanderbilt ave- ">~
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. r.
stations in Ncw-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
ChristODher Streets.
VESTIUILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR
TIE ORANGES, Summit, Bernardsvlle Basx!ns
Rdge Madison Morristovn Pas-ac Paterson. Boon
ION Doy.r stannape. NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCONG Hackettstown, ScHOOLEY'S )
MoiNTAIN. Washington. PIlIlIIpsBt RG, EAsToN
WATER GAP STROrDSBt RG. Pocln Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE, NANTI-
COKE pANVIII.E. NORTHr MBERLAND. Mont;
rose BINCfIAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
yIle UTICA EICHFlEI.D SPRINGS. cortland
sYRACj 81: OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGO. EI.MIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANsNILIE. BUFFALO and all
roinrs WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops principal
1000 a. M-,ca,e Cap. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
UAMTON UTICA RTCHFiEI-D SPRINGS. SYRIA
Use and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BuNe, Par
or Cars Buffalo with train for Chicago and
90 p. M"Ga,c Co. SCRANTON. w1IKEsBARRE
~ and EIMIRA ~ IRESS. Pullman Buffet Psrlor cars
90 p NJ RANTON. WILKESBARRE and PI.YM
OI'rU EXPrFSS. Pullman Buffet parior Cars
10 NJ (Dayl- Buffalo estibuled Limited Express for
' SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELNIRA. BUFFALO.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago and points west
o,o y NJ ,Daily).-Bl FFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON ITHACA RICHFIEl.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
snd oswEGo EXPREss pullnan ,, Rgfe. Sieepers
Park Pac- broadway Tickets ferry stations. "a.
nroadway III ave. l2thst. 81 West l2ih-st.
o3l columbus York 23s and &c Fulton and
,O6 broadway Brooklyn Time ;ab giving full intor-
WrsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check fon hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

yesterday there were s3 cars on sale the SUPPLY
largely as..asd The "gsn n.sry % al . ana
very common. and the decline % cars were carei
100 os" m Inferior to a, s prns sqsd southern lamb. at
& 90 deck choice Maryland- at s state and ' Penn
sSsS :Issn. pea amCs % dressed aSs weak at sSe choice
cascss.e' .sns n li 10. Virginia lambs cs N
ass ss s. % per 100 i $50 ); So ss DO
g n 'S, dc e s 1 81 81 a. 81 10 Il r. da a. 8 r. 81
Kenucky DO IS n. 's 20; 80 Virginia sheep 20 'o'
V n 10 wiker-on: ,22 Maryland lambs es r. at 81 I,2
Kentucky do. III. at $. 20; 80 Kentucky sheep lib '
" McPhs,on 2s virginia lamb, Z: q y ~ % a. 81 81 90 g.
20 20 a. d. s. 3: a. p . Ct g. s. e e se 50 a y
o 2o Ksn,acfx & q" Ky DO 10 q +, n r. at at s. %
Ws W. ss,s vsina % SO go 10 - at TO- .s 100 Western sheep
.ls "n~e ,, DO 81 81 n a. S. 49, 10 state ia vIs"Ia do ia % H.
az g & as s. $ $ ST. State . ssep s and s.
90 so Few 3 NJ .seep s. = g. s r. 20 at S' s. - s % 2s !.
g go IS ohS Il ds smss & s 81 at IT, s. 20 DO 70 b.
ern do b 81 a. 3oo do no ~ al s3 90 2s s ono
Virginia aS' AZ 81 l. ~ & s. state 80 $S $s
virginia sheep 100 n r. rsD1:,iSsna at 81 9 2s no. no.
80 sso r. b 4" ss g q g. ad i m ri h. 81 !" scs
sanders PSI West ysna g. am6s e s,,a ~ d. a at & & r.
at s. 25 state sheen 81 b 81 %; sa Pennsylvania
b. harrington 80 Kentucky lambs 50 70 at s. ssi
do s. e2 es Kentucky sheep Cs n at $ Sa 3's &
M =, sac sae:p 8 r.. as 4, s. ;. ,sa5
noGs"Rscepis .ea sas7 head in lnclud-
changed medium and light hogs were leaiSe hshss o
r. oT soa sse' hs" to to sa sS, hogs and choice
fancy pigs sold s. 25s5 Country dressed firm at "a
c per II . %es" M.n 10 10 s?i sae sSs. Ii. N
at s. per s @ n p state sS 2 pss ' choc at s. a 10 at 81 ,O
also late TUESDAY % State pigs. fancy 70 H. at 81
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains Ieay- foot OF West 42d St. follows DO MIN
utes eLrier from Franklin ST.: .. ,,.
..c5 4 NJ. cornwall, OTIS Nils Lakes
Mobonk and Minnewaska. Middletown. Boomingburgn,
Eenvile Fallsburgh. Hurley ille Lake kamesha LID
er,y Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney, Norwich. Ouca'
oneida Fulton Oswego ,,,,- ,,oo-
incbureh Wurisboro Ellenvle Mountain Dale. centre
lille Fsllsblrgh Lake Kamesha. HurleyvNle Liberty
Falls Liberty White Lake.
las p. rs. Saturdays ony,. ,1r MiddI.own Bloom
"ifIe Failsburgh. Lake Ksmesha, Hureyvie Liberty
Falls Liberty White IaFe Parssville. Livingston Manor
Rockland , ,,.,. -.
newaska Mdietown, Bloom nineburgh. Wur:sboro Ell
ienville Mountain Dale Centrevle Fallsbursh LAX.
Niamssha Hurleyyile Liberty Falls. Liberty. White
Lake Parksvlle Livingston Manor: Rockland
70 r. VI, N)aiiy). for Campbell Hall. Wfdletown
Liberty. Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi Sidney Nor
With Ronlalsville. Oneida. Fulton Cswego. Niagara
Fails and pcnts Pullman Sleeping Car; Reclining
t-Sair i'ar seats free Niagara Falls .
XIX P W. for West Cornwall. Or's Mills Meadow
Brook burnside. Campbell Hall Stony Ford. Crystal
Run Mildletown Winerton. Bloomingburgh. Wurtsooro
Ellenyile. 49, ,,, -, y
Tickets and Pullman seats a. 81 Rroadway. y. Y,
! G ANDERSON G. p. A.. 5S Beaver St. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

Ilver3 ,p Ju.y o. 3:45 D. -iieef-Extra India moss
st,ndy at is III. prime steady ~ 3is Cd Pork
Prime mess. Yves. fine steady at i's do me iium
AT 81 iiams-Shor cut about IL to III 10
dull Cd Bacon, mberland cut about y 70 80 H.
dull al 2ts short about - NJ Htency AT IBIS: long
clear middl~ Hight about 40 ~ 10 dull st 25s long
clear midles heavy. about 30 10 % 10 nominal, short
clear midl.s about "a =, 10. nominal. Ciear
hen.s about IL TO II ID dun at 23s Shoulders About
- 10 IL H. stel!y ~ 25s I.ir,-frme Western spot
dun M los cheese American finest white steady az
8Is ,,i do color~d steady bjs Talnw-Prlmc city DUH
at lbs Nd Cottnn~ Liverpool refined steady at les
spiriis of tupentine steady l"s 3D. Rcsin-common
arm at T. cd Whsat-No ? red winter steady AZ rs Id
No | Northern -pring steady at ts iiisd. Corn-Mixed
Western spot steady At p load: July duh at - lod
August dull lO'ad: september dull "a lid Flour
st Louis fancy winter dun AZ cs 6i Hops at London
paclnc dull NJ ia los