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Oregon union. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1897-1899, 1897-12-31
Corvallis Lodge Directory.

T0RvALLIS LODGE. No IA, AF&A
OM, meets first and third Wednesday of
each month, in Masonic hall, Fisher brick.
EERGUSON CHAPTER, No5,R Am,
n meets second Wednesday in each
month, Masonic hall.
OREGON COUNCIL, No 2, re SM,
" meets fourth Wednesday in each
month, Masonic hall.
CT MARY'S CHAPTER, No 9, o ES,
~ meets every Friday before full moon.
PARNUM LODGE, No7,IooF, meets
~ every Tuesday evening in / o o f
hall, Farra & Allen brick.
nUI VIVE ENCAMPMENT, mo 26,
W meets first and third Fridays of each
month in o o F hall.
A LPHA REBEKA LODGE, mo "a,
"A meets second and fourth Fridays of
each month in o F Hall.
ERIENDSHIP LODGE, No IA. A AOU
IL w, meets first and third Thursday of
each month, in 1 o o + hail.
NAOMI LODGE, No 26, D of H, meets
l< second and fourth THURSDAY of each
month in o o hall.
CORVALLIS TENT, No IL, K OF NJ,
~ meets second and fourth Wednesday
of each month in 1 o o F hall.
CORVALLIS HIVE. No 8. LOT M,
omeets the first and third Wednesdays
of each month in O D F hall.
VALLEY LODGE, No /, X of P, meets
v every Monday night in Burnett 8 hall,
over ] H Harris store. Burnett block
MARYs PEAK CAMP, No l2e, w O
IVA w, meets second and fourth FRIDAYS
of each month in Burnett's hall.
MARYS PEAK CIRCLE, No IA, meets
1x1 first and third Fridays of each month
in Burnetl's hall.
ELLSwORTH POST, No 10, G A R
IL meets first and third SATURDAYS of
each month, in Burnett's hall
| TLLSWORTH RELIEF CORPS, No 7,
~ meets first and third Friday afternoon,
in Burnett's hall.
TINTED ARTISANS, No %, meets
~ second and fourth Thursdays of each
month. in Burnett's hall.
| FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
| ~ meets first and third Tuesdays of
every month at A. q. U. W. hall.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
Stebt an Der Sptke.

ausult s. 8osel. Der erite Npotbefsr
BON Shreveport. 2a., iast Sr. Sings
neue @ntoeduns 1T bas @insise, mas
meinen Suiten turirt uno es lit Der
bette glrtitel gum perfaufen." s. s..
Campbell, Sauimanni in SaHoro, Nris.
idreibt vGr. Sings yislu Tiscppsrp
leiitet Nlles, mas man oapon bean=
iprudt /; Die MeoiSin mirtt INNER uno
lit Elm li6eres Seilmittel fiir 9lusseb=
runs, Sulten unb grtdltunsen. Sd
tann t'ibt mebr senua ia9en, Inn Die
0orsiise oerielben 5u beI4reiben." Sr.
Sings gletp 0iseoberb fiir stussebruna,
Sulten uno grtdltunsen iit tein grpe=
riment. Sieielbe iit felt einem @iertel=
jabrbunoert erprrbt uno tebt an Der
Spibe. Sic miro 9tiemano enttdu.
iben. probeflaiben frei in Der Npotbett
bon 5. 6. Miller & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11

Il Cine neue eigenarti9e Grantbeit
miitbet unter ben Sdueinen in oer
llmgeseno bon Strotber uno Stouts=
billie, Monroe Gountn Mo. Maul
unb Geble Der 3biere lperben numb uno
na6 einioen Sagen benebmen lid oie=
lelben, pie penn lie blind pdren. Sic
eeben ans Waiier, iuie um gu trinten,
ipringen aber 5uriif, als Oh lie gei6la=
gen ipiiroen. Sic meisern lih, 5u frei=
Ten unb berbuneern. Sie Granfbeit
1T ben Garmern neu unb iie permDsen
nibt, lie au behanoeln.
y Na6trdylid murbe auf Dem Bpl=
tpege befannt, bab Der britiibe Gampfer
,pe9u" am IA. Suli bon at6ineiiihen
Seerdubern getapert wuroe. Dieie
singen erft als palIa9iere auf oas
Sdiff unb auf bober See ermoroeten
lie ben 2apitan uno iieben Mit9lieber
Der gemannuns uno permunoeten Is
anbere. 9arauf pliinoerten Il. bas
S1iff aus uno floben nah Der Nt1:ns
Hillte bon Sum1fr1.
= Sic Balopin 2ofomotib= 6abrlt in
pbilaoelpbia erhielt cine Beitellung fir
20 Qofomotiben BON Sapan. Dies be-
trdet nit ben idon friiber belteQten so
Stiid. Die Belmten Der Gabrit iagen,
oab bic ausldnbiide gonfurren5 niht 3ll
fiirHten lit, oa bic anleritaniiden Ma-
ibinen better sebaut unb ilieori9er i'm
preiie linb uno in bielen Gdllen biliger
pertauft ueroen, als bier in amerifa.
' geim GolbIuhen in Mlasfa baben
mdbrenD Der lebten 3tpei Sabre an9ebs
lid 1000 Meni1en ibr Qeben lailen
miiIen. Die Gpureil, ipelbe nur IN
Die O6ble bes QDtDen hineitl uno niht
lpieoer berausfiibrei, baben nnr IN iels
tenen 6dlIen cine abfbredenoe Rroft
entlpidelt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
M,,j5clpiue> prcao,t.

Sin anaeiebener giirger unierer
Staot, 6err Carl gefer, ilt in Die 5a-
de einselueibt uno fpriht aus eiaener
@rfabrung. ,Geit 1867 bin ib nit
3beumatismus geplaet. gu 3eiten 10
ftarf, bab itb oas gett bitten muBte nnb
groBe 5hmersen ausltano. Gsit i6
nun init Dem Mlpentrdnter @lutbeleber
uno Dem 0eil=Sel cine Sur begann,
befinoe ib MIDI auf Dem Meae CUR BEL
ieruns unb fann iosar meine Nrbelt
tpieoer aufnebmen." - Wir fennen
piele oerartise 6dlle uno Saulenbe in=
oplIiren Sorni's Nlpentrduter 8lutbe=
leber uno 6orni's 6eil Sel als beltes
Gbeumatismusmittel i'm Martte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
Staat Ohio. StaOt Soleoo,


Sranf s. Gbenep bei6einiGt unter
gib, bdB er Der dltere Barter Der Sir
ma 5. s. gbeneD & @O. 1T, pel6e in
Der Staot SoleDo i'm senannten @ountp
uno Staat, Gelbdite tbut uno oaB Die
senannte Sirma bereit 1T, Die Summe
bon 81 @inbunoert 8 Ool lars gu
be5ablen fir ieoen ssal BON @atarrb.
Der nidt our6 Sal's Gatarrb Sur ae=
beilt perDen fann.
Srant s. Gbenep.
en meiner @e9enmart unteri6rieben
uno bei1woren am 6. Sec. u. 8. '86.
u. 90. @leaiDn,
(Siesel.) DifentliAer Notar.
0al's Gatarrb Sur miro innerlid
sebraudt uno mirft oireft auf bas Slut
uno auf bic i6leimiee Sberfd6e oes
Splfems. Senoet fir 3eusnille. frei.
i. s. Gbenep & 6 o., 5oleoo, ..
0ertauft bon Mpotbefern, rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
8. q. 9. lit Buffalo.
Hisbriss Yreiie gum Watiunaaaaer iiber pis Ysmn,
ielpania 2iniex.

grcurlionstifets nod Buffalo gum
9tatlonallager Der @. u. &. iiber Die
Sinien Der penniplpania gabn weroen
am 2l., %. uno %. Nuauit pertauft.
Sielelben iino siiltig sur 0eimtebr bis
gum 81. Qugult uno lam Der Sermin
bis 20. September berldnaert neroen.
5ilr preile, 3eittabeqe &c. penoe man
li9 an oen ndbten Ngenten Der penn=
iplpania 2inien ooer I6reibe on s. 6.
Silon, Siitritt Yaiiasier Ngent, Yitts=
BURG, ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
0rober Nerote,lt /!

nDer uns Ieine Moreie einienost benz ienben iptr
per Qpft eenaue Mustunft iber elm gama neaes 1e.
cSft wcmit irsenb cine Yerion dnnliteH ooer ipeib'
lidben @ej1te1ts anf ebrtibe Mseie nno pbne 9rsbe
guslooen rub Wthbe hber 100 Dollars per wtonat
perbi,nen fanu. obne Msiien unb @ebbeln, aein
Motut51aits.a aumbua iOnbfru Elm ebrlides 9efHdit.
Mbreifire
JOHN HOUSE 81 Co..
Canton Lewis Co.. Mo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11

w cen niii bsaetbnettn Gtattonen iptrh aui ess'
mol angebalten.
Miie Sios tdalin. Gcnntogs oussenommen.
GenoueM Mnfhlub fnbet man IN Wtarieft0 an BITE y.
e1lenbobu uuo DampitpDfe aui benz pbip GluB, In
Gombri6oe an bic g. b o. DitliG umb meifi6 In Stem
Gusnerstospn an bic g. 8. 6. a Gt GouiS Gi5enbdbn
bftli9 nnb psltlin, tn Canal 0cper NIT bsr.0 y q
tcn NIT ber 10. s. s. 8. nnb Der wdlleD &iIenbohu.
8. ~. YaQe, 8. g. InblDr,
q. y. q 8. n. Bnpt. Hrdns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11

Die @lepelano, 2orain unb Wbeelina
@iIenbabn miro am %. 9lueuf cine
@rcurlipn nit ourh9ebenoen Wasen
peranltalten.
Sir nabere Nusfunft ipenbe man ii1
OIL Die Sifet Ngenten ober an
It. g. Carol,
6. g. q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
Cine beIiebte 0ciratbsreiSc

biloet Elm 9lusflug auf einem Sampfer
Der Detroit uno @lepelano 2l.iie nah
Der Snlel Mafinac, mo- man INNER
fiible Giifte finoet. Nean libere li1
@abine uno Parlor 80 Sage i'm poraus.
Man ienoe 2 @ents fir elm illultrirtes
Yampblet. Norelle
81. u. Sbanb, 6. g. g.,
Detroit, Mi9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11

= Die unterbeal,ten i'm Bureau bes
Binnenitsuer ginnebmers gu @tlanta
baben idmmtli6 iofort ibre Nboantuns
eingereidt, als lie b0rten, oab Elm Ne=
ger gu ibrem gorseiebtea ernannt iuor=
ben lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
syrei fir idma6e Manner.

SD merbe iebem Uianue foifenfrei cine Yrpbe ber
Seillnittel enoen bic mir bic pple Wanueserat ne.
6erhergeitclt bobeu nodbem alles anbere feblgelas
gen bate. Oieie Dlebi3in belte mid npaitano9 bon
Derlnft ber 2ebcnsfrait Wtan9e an Stdrfe nerpbier
Estien sic f6uuen es burtb eine anfraQe erlanaen
genoea Sie mir Sbreu Nainen uub aoreiie behte ba-
bieS utdt tuieber erideiueu mag. Dian blieBe cine
9riefmarte BET. 4oree Gorl s. Walfer, 406 Wloio
mic Iemple, 6alamospp, Wid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
|0elo an 9anD,
benMke nit @eritam0.

Gin perniinftiaer Weg @elo an=
sumenoen, beiiebt BARN, CUTE Bidder
der ansuidaffen. glato iagt /:
Oas baus, oas eine BIB.
liothef beiibt, bat eine
5eele.
Q8ir baben bel Der Nusipabl unle-
res giiderborratbes f'ir oielen 0erbit
piele 3eit uno Wliibe perwenoet.
0iefe baben mir idon, uno mebr iol=
len nod fommen.
2iebt .sSbr CUTE Bidder, 10 per=
lobnt es lib Der Miibe. penn Sbr
cine Stunbe oasu perpenoet, uber
nnieren Worrath gu ieben. llniere
Si1eribrdnfe linO fir gub oifen.
uno mir babsn elm ih6nes 2eIeSim=
mer. 2ommt unb ma6t's guh
bequenl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11

h6tn tpeit betannter Wsrleser IN HDiseontn, an
w Green Bap wObnhaft f&reibt ON q gears
1895. mie foIet:
.gor fanf Sobreu murbe i'd 70 nsrpbs, baB mis- sei'
Ifise arbeit sur SAP wurbe Su Der Hadt seHcb ID
.eime Rube tpessu GhlahoFsteit Wsiue gufmersfom.
fett murbe aui Sr. Wiles' Restorative Nervins
selentt uub fino on bosfeIbe nit beftem Grtolg
su sebrouhen. Geit Der Seit babe Id immer eins
JlaiGe in, Saue unb sebrau6e baoon fpbalb i'd Nsrs
peniHwd3e oeriphrs immer nit sutem GrfoIs. Au&
DR.. Miles ms'u eobn ssSrandbt oaoon NIT
beuislbsn euten Grfolsen SD
INeEVIHe babe es feitber @ieIen empfob'
PASfores len unb 60 bat imner esbolfen
-. aue. bic on Nerpenihmadbei.
leditn. ten Ieiben follten es oeriuten
gs entbdlt feline GinidldieruussmitteI tft barHlos
unb beunon Iiuberno uno ftdrieub, 9urt iein Re-
storative Nervins TIT Dr. HileS 9anienben 3um
Wobltbdter eerporben.' u. 6. Sehmau.
Gbtor uno Gtgentimer bsS Sanosmaun.
0r. Nsiles Rerpenmittsi ,pirb init Sarautie Der.
fauft Wirft Die erite Jlaf1e 9ar feiue 4ejeruu8.
10 mtro bas 9elo surhderitottet.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
Ger Hraatnrbr 5erpbnrI,trr,
beransseseben BON Der
Eeobs.chter Publishing Co.,
in
Nep philadelphia. Clio.
sumueI q. Ginnie, ssrnafteur.
samuei q. Ginnie. menaitsur.

Ser ,&epbodter@ er'dcint ieben Mittmrd nntei
fpIstnftn suticrirtionspreien
SIr fie 9 e. Gtcottn nnb Genofa bel gprenss
ptdlEinHg p i.uo
e irb 0it I'M Souie eeS SagreS nher Md &tiouf
tef!eten tesetn. Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Sir sniiGlGnb Inb bic edweta bel 9prouS-
gtcnu uGG 9blGuf e,nes Se1minS Elm sbrnnent tas
9lutt ridt 1elrt reip. mehr Gls anei Ennmeln o1ts
uirmt If feilo Der getrefenbe oud r ben fplsenbel
2tltn,n oils gbcnncnt enaeiraeru.
Gu lenQe Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir fas GIott rrd
qona prr theiine,e oushebt tarf feiu abpnnent bass
feibe reripeisern.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadellbis,
O., as second class matter,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-14
SEEN IN STORE WINDOWS.

Many patterns of blue and white
printed silk.
plaid and plain bodice belts fastened
with a clasp.
brilliant lampshades of paper repre-
scnting flowers.
Gorgeous grass-green, cardinal and
purple satin stocks. ...... .......
Dresden figured elk taffeta for girls
hest house frocl1s.
Ruching of chiffon with loops of satin
or velvet ribbon.
Plaid ribbons Of unusual brightness
and various widths.
Leather belts overlaid with q gilt
filigree and medallions.
Scarlet mousseline hats loaded with
black ostrich plumes.
Inch-wide belts of enameled squares
connected by chains.
Mems black-top socks having bril-
liant plaid ankles and feet.-Dry Goods
Economist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-14
No. lI2.
NUTS AND FRUITS.

"alnuts give nerve or brain food;
lie, heat and waste.
he great majority of small fresh
1,,:l fruits are laxative.
.lTPles supply the higher nerve and
!nSce food, but do not give stay.
-: kernels give heat and stay. They
gre - n substitute for bread.
Dried figs contain nerve and muscle
lod, heat and waste, but are bad for
he liver.
Oranges are refreshing and feeding.
ut are not good if the liver is out of
rider.
Green water-grapes are blood purify
~ (but of little food value); reject
rs and skins.
ir,anched almonds give the higher
I'VE or brain and muscle food, no heat
!: waste.
lie grapes are feeding and blood
flying; too rich for those who suffer
I'll the liver.
icy fruits give more or less the
her nerve or brain, and, some few,
.-;l;sc!e food and waste; no heat.
.emons and tomatoes should not be
c~"l daily in cold weather; they have
: Ginning and cooling effect.
All stone fruits are considered to be
:.;@rious for those who suffer from the
i."c.', and should be used cautiously.
Gnlatoes, higher nerve or brain food
L.! waste; no heat; they are thinning
';I stimulating; do not swallow skins.
.'-unes afford the highest nerve or
':r2,n food; supply heat and waste, but
u" not muscle-feeding. They should
De avoided by those who suffer from the
iver.-Dr. Sophie Lepper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-14
NAMES OF THE DAYS.

Wednesday belonged to Wooden, the
great god of war.
Monday, or Moons daeg, was given
over to the worship Of the moon.
Thor's daeg was named for Thor, the
eldest son Of Wooden and Frigs, the
bravest Of the gods.
Sunday (Sup daeg in the Saxon)
comes from the sun, chief object of the
Snxon's worship.
Tuesday, or Tuisco's daeg, 90 called
in honor of Tuisco, the son Of earth and
tleified father Of the Teutonic race.
Friga's daeg was dedicated to the
wife of Wooden, and Saturday or Saeter's
daeg was called after the god Saeter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Lots of men might have been great
II they hadn't been too lazy.
A business man who plays checker
before noon hasn't very much to do.
The young man who gets high wages
never wastes much time telling about
II.
Any fool can buy q carving knife,
hut It takes a wise man TO carve correct
ly.
It is mighty hard to hunt up the old
clothes you have thrown aside when
YOU were prosperous. - Washington
Ua.) Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


in rcaT2 ali domess beam; and o the %aTssi
marks Of marrow any less price but are ANXIOUS 20
MEDIUM and pc. s9n BE- Sousa' e eapof
ness done in red hdnty at = ~ eni ' nsycs
e about prey.ssy gaGsS cho eR ps pr
s sas do FAIR good a do cnoi sc s2G I'd d
MGney Choice Is 30 fair to good 81 oSat y S DO
Msrk 'u So ,a Csorna 81 Soasl 52l4 green PEAS.
t- per biol. o7ie do bags. ~ae2se' DO Scotch Dds
BrTTERe market seems 20 be IN GOD .h1ps i n
Inc lc foy such Below grade there is quiet trade
pe6uce present accumusons and feel inclined to con
cede little in price rather than a.e chaces % sn
oo 1sIy ana ep, for Zane" imitation creamery which
eI pns more attention ffom the jobbing trade
porters Itte encouragement and give the mar
Srea@er' Western ~ SS DO nr.ts l5glsSG;
thirds seconds l$ai7e STATE dairy has nrkn ,g6s
fame i7aisc do seconds G TO mi ga of
lie factory extras igi2c do hrsts. lo0losc d. thirds
butier-Creamery Western extras. summer make nnesl
70 do to prime ioa isS sais dary nss fines;
nrkins finest I4c state dairy tubs Or hrklns nsis IN
leaned m y.s s,n III" and the msrhet SoseS srm
northern Indiana goods made At i2c. but there
%' :. At the @s s d @ r fanry
stock but general Western were freely offered At that
price Of the demand. There has since been
but offerings appear t. be ample FOR all
se4 at & f prime sn Nophen s ." a na
found a buyer here and here heh 70 There l.
sim quantity Of stock held under shippers
limits. Southern moving fairly 81 proporionaie
prices Duck eggs steady. We quote Jersey and near
by fancy per dozen i2ac Pcnnsylyans fresh gathered
choice I2c Western. hsts. ia; Kentucky. choice,
ILL. Eastern Tennessee and Virginia. choice Ike;
other Southern good 10 prime llqll4c Western dirty.
d r@s $se: d., western 2og27c Southern sc.
C'UEESE-There appears - have been tle more
demand from trade both local and out 81 town.
be las, few DAYS and holders encouraged in their
conhdence Buyers appear TO he looking for grade
,rae under in price probably most Of the business
has been al l2c. though number ~ buyers wanting
strictly fancy would ma difhculty In obtain
12'.c Foreign sdNices continue un
raSorsble and little ~ anything doing for export Winter
10 ~ lus generally undesirable quality ana selling
.owly A. Irregular prices. Liverpool cable: 61- for both
eenior.t and white quote: state. fun large.
c,hsr co,or.d or white fancy l2i.c DO made.
prime iAai2c; 10, good il,.@ii..c No. s9mm ,n to
fsir ga lie small sepiember coored or white fsncy
,Si n BIZ. DO made. gooh 10 choice l9.gi2c.
do common 10 fair Ggllc light SKINS. choice Iosc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11

Chicago March 10 'SpeciaD.-Al wheat puts were
good to night, really the shortest story 81 the days mar
ket The best prices were in the hrst Few minutes
There was decline Of / and very feeble rally
Ma onered from - 14's cents. sold between
75 cents and 74l.d74 cents. and closed at I4%a'4a
cents Some u the newspaper headlines We're warllke
Everythirg indicated peace. particularly the foreign
security Liverpool wheat prices opened steady
but closed decline. The weather here was spring
like and weather was predicted for the
entire West morrow. The seaboard clearaHces were
only bushels Kansas wired glowing crop reports
Minneapolis larger arrivals The trade was Kept very
SINAI, bv the uncertainty az Government figures
on farm reserve. "Bradsreets' statement as to tire
worlds visible completed. decrease ~ 12oWo
bushels Rockies being the only announcement
while figures afoa and abroad were not given at all
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had cars almost many as
last year. and more than two years ago There was a
sood-sized business here and considerable else
where. about 10000 bushels from here 10000 bushels
gold from Erie twenty three loads for export al
New York. but for reason the figures were not
considered large inspire any buying Inc 10Y
eminent report the afternoon made the farm reserve
Year and Is go 900 bushels IN 1885 Wheat the curb
the Government report advanced to 20 cents Tor
receipts wsrs sisE lbs lbs sample ~1m a h
was sr}nger early and higher futures lost cent and
sosed th bottom May SP.n: At ces snd Ie
n the aIr nsbrs bushels abes were steady but the ship
PING demand was poor frI the break in wheat The
Government report IN the afternoon made the farm re
serve l,1Gi.o0OO,D bushels. . -.
cents and closing at lIis cents Receipts were ent ad
sam,ies ,ariv were strong declined from the
starr The Inspection rs cars: the estimate i3r
THURSDAY 100 cars CARROTS early showed !. cent al
vance but this lost clearances werc 13"p busheis
reported decrease east OF ire Rockies OF
.s33 600 bushels ,..t,
provisions opened up slightly on lght receipts PORK
al one time showed an advance OF 'e Genus: ara a h
rihs ~ ~, cents cents This was all gone al me
close and little besides The cash demand ior lheaes
,s moi 60 good lard poor, indeed Receipts OF
hogs were only go; the estimate for THURSDAY -I""
r,ces M the wards were higher. Il was not a
biz market the break at the close one OF the Eng
lish concerns gave some support. ,-, . ~. oa,,s
"caiis 75s, cents Puts May corn We're Hsa
calls" 2+i4 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11

bid April May and June nominal CARROTS in export e.
red SOC bid No red $50 bid: ~ Northern spring Ssc
bid. Corn steady Export inquiry far no mixed. on
call-March 26isg2G@.c: April 2d'+a21c May 2',au-'t'
June nominal. CARROTS IN export eleyator-N9 mte'
26i-02e1c: steamer. 2'i7T?5ac No B. 2tW?t &C. oSt,
steady nothing doing options No white -
VI white Clipped. on trek. 23c No white clippsh ~.
arc No white call March. 22i,A22tc; April. May
aud June. 23d237c. Butter hrm demand far; Penn:y
v1nia prints wholesale 10. t'hhing 2pa23c tggs
weak PENNSYLVANIA and Western frsts llNll'so other
articles unchanged.
LOUIS. March loflour nrmsr - strons ps ts rs
choice 1898 D rye four - 6oaS2 81 Bran strong
and higher. sacked Eas' side. 55G5sc country points
f0052c Wheat lower May. $50 bid July. lltac hld.
corn lower March .0a.c. nominal May. 2lAH2lsc bia'
July 23.c bid Oats easier March l7.c. nominal; May
isIdlSc July l1a,nlIiac asked Butter quiet and IN
char ged creamery ls3dl9c. seconds. l@uioc:
dairy extras. tfi5c. seconds 9QlOc Pork-Standarr
mess new SIS so: old So Iard-Prime steam SO 10;
choice Bacon-Shoullers 4ac: extra short clear
Sc clear SIC clear sides sac Dry sailed meats
shoulders short clear 4lsc. clear ribs NC
clear sides 4s.c Highwnes steady 81 II Wool quiet
and rrm Missouri and Illinois medium l3dl5i,c coarse
and braided ltGlSc. fine medium l2Il2lec llght nhe
IiTl1,c. heavy fine 0a9ac: slightly bury. lpallc hard
hurry Southern lard bury, &c; Texas medium
1c9l3c. coarse and low. gGllc. fine medium l0dl2c'
ligh, nne lCNllc heavy fine 6Gsc; sandy ana heaVS,
G7ci,c Raggng ~. ~. 5Nc NJ sac; 81, no exc IRON
,,es &c twne 9c Lead quiet and unchanged AT 3loc
for Missouri and desilverlzed. speer quiet and un-
char
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
STA tions In Ncw.YOrk, foot Of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
VESTIBJLED TRANS, PULLMAN BUFFET

Drec, route TO Newark BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Birnardsyille. Baking
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. passalc, Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover stanhGpe NEWTON Btp Ilt;o IKE IKE
MOUNTAINS Washington, PIIlILPsBuRG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP STROUDSBl RG. Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON PIrTSTON. WfLKESBARRE NANTf-
COKE DANVILLE NORTH { MBERLAND. Mont
rose RINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA RICHFIEI,D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGO. ELMIRA.
COREING BATH DANSNIiLE BUFFALO and all
noints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMrON MAI. Stops at principal
1000 a M-Ca.e Cau. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
ny UtMT'ON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
CI'SE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago
100 a ~ TvmScRANTON wILKESBARRE and El.MIRA
Nv EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
a.oo - N-ScRANTON. WIIkESBARRE and PLYM-
7.2o N oIaiiyl.Buralo ves,lbulei Limited Express
Low Or S,,RA%ToN BINGHAMTON. EI.MIRA BUr.
FtI.O Pullman Buffet sleeping car. Connecting at
nunaio with trains FOR Chicago and points
G On y DAILY Buffalo Express Pullman Seepers. Tor
o sCRANTON BINGHAMrON. ELMIRA. BATH. Mt.
MONTHS and BUFFALO, arriving buffalo 4. VI.
@ IA p N CDaly)-BUFFAIo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
EXPREss Pullman Buffet seepers:
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited. il3 Broadway. Il PARK
plare l2c Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, 9S
irn,iwav III .thaVe l2th-st.. 20 West i25th-A..
a1t c"imbus-ave New York: 33s and 125 Fulion-st.
and Io; Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fun In
f'TW eessTT"orT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination