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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
BucItlcn's Arnicn Snlyp.
Columbia, S. c., 1897.

The hest Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheun,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Robertson s. Glider.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
J0hnSOn'S Chill and Fe~
yer Tonic is Il ONE-DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever iD
ID Hours.
Authorizations Shonld b"Sinppr,i, "r. ID. q -

From tho I}o A)n Herald.
In the very scientific algebra
taught Throughout New Nolk State
and complied hy an instructor in
the Normal Srhoul 'tn save timc,"
the highest common divis is spok-
on OF uH thr "I!. {. b." and tho
least common mnltlpIr is tho "I,. G.
NJ" v hat time is saved and why ?
And isn't such teaching inculcntin,;
the vu' u'Enrity, later ON in life, which
speaks Of "photocs' and "hikrs' and
''husscs," if not of "pant," and
"sentst' If this system Of uhbrc-
Waiting everything is taught in our
schools &c will simply h"vo to stand
tho ccrs OF tho refined Foreigners at
oar being in too great n hurry to
mako money to even speak the Ian
gungc properly. AS great as We
arc, onr fault lies in this rushing
frantically y over everything.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
Caused CommOti0n in the Board
TROUBLE AMONG THOSE WHO MAN.
AGE THE DIsPENSARY.
Some Charges Agalnst Jonos-Lcun will
Hams Says There Has Been Useless Ex-
pcndituro-Thnt Jones Has Bisro-
Enrdcd Rules.
Atlanta Constitution.

SlOnS IN tno state board OF control
to- day. Colonel Willie Jones, cashier
Of tho Caro- ina National bank, is
chairman, and Mr.. Leon j. Williams,
who killed. tho two Smith brothers
at church in Edgelcld last winter, a
member Of tho board, has boon Il
candidate for the chuirmanship.
As Il compromise, Mr.. Cooper,
Of Colloton, offered resolution,
providing that cnch mombcr should
be chairman for ono month, and that
in order to better carry out that
rulo tho several members shall bc
elected to said position in alphabet
ical or,lor, as follows, viz: Mr..
Cooper, Mr.. Douthit, Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. Miles and Mr.. Williams. Tho
resolution further gavo tho liquor
commissioner gool dcul of power
as to signing checks, etc, now vested
in the chairman. Williams opposed
this. fo had heretofore boon Il can
didate, because ho wished to reform
tho management of tho disponsary.
lfc was now forced to public stuto-
mont. 81 havo opposed Colonel
Jones rs chairman bccuuso could
not indorso his course. Ilo hps dis.
regarded the rules Of tho board by
ordering goods charged to dispcn-
saries in Columbia cheaper than clsn-
whoro.
"lIe practically nulliiics tho will Of
tho board Of control in tho matter of
whiskoy purchased, rs found in one
local dispcnsnry oightcrn kinds Of
whislloy that tho board ncvcr pur.
chased, and somo Of that was pur.
chased from houses that tho board
had blacklistcd, refusing to open or
consider their bids bccauso they had
tried to bribo somo of our employees.
"rho board purchased twonty five
cars of glass from Il certain glass com
pany, consisting Of pints and half pints
and upon investigation We found that
thirty six cars had been received
and paid for.
"This was eleven ears moro than
we bought, eight of which wcrr
quarts, upon which no price had
! been fixed or contracts muur. This
was an unjustiiiublc violation Of the
law.
"All the purchases Of the board
aro mado payable in thirty days,
which entitled us to an average dis
count or rebate OF about . per cent,
if paid within that timc. Yet With
ample money in bank to meet
promptly all our bills wo have had
them to remain outstanding and I'm,
paid for five months.
"Nearly all the houses with which
wo dan, oro w;l,;,, 10 molo odd;
tionol discount Of . mar co,, # n,;l
within tan dovs vot IN uo .;,oDo IN
ato,co bos = hoon roao rnr tho
! Stoto
"In addition 70 tho 9 mar cont
loss soma of tho ,;ouor mon oro ol.
roodv throotoo;,,, ih,t nr,o,s ,,ov-
mepts aro modc mora nromnt,v thcv
will hovo to rofnso 70 o;vo tho usna,
tbirtv dav ) nor cont discount md
othcrs sav tbov arc oIrco1v fonr;n,,
prices 20 ia on n ninotv dov busis
as that is rs nromnt nov,ncnt nc thcv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

quctc; Clover fair, ssassc; good Y, fancy
sisnloc timothy fair 50 s50 So 49, hEh grade. ~ so@sl
zane with Java quoted at lis ad and fair renn,ns
!" "a. Bee, firm al quotations Win prevent ava
next month quoted I'D The Of the local mar
ket for very firm and little business was
transacted including following: i2.Ig, bags san
Domingo crntrifusal IN lots 10 arrive at sc e1.shr
haes G test and 30 bags san Domingo molasses sugar
to arrive basis 80 2Rc sx-ship The closing
price for muscovsdo 2'sc for ~ test. ~
other grades closed PER above. Refined was IN
good demand aud the market ovcrsod all orders being
taken subject delay Grsrulated is quoted al 4sc all
prices being unchanged. -
TOBACrO-Demsnd for seed continues very liberal
scale with Arm market Havana and sumatra tobacco
Is also held at fu prices with quite liberal sales une
sales as follows $50 iNn Nev-Engianh
vana, i2dtsc; 400 fsa3 Wisconsin Havana ~
61luaiac. lJO Wisconsin Havana, Siznec
1896 PENNSYLVANIA Havana lonlc. $50 caeen 1871
fennsyrania seed 0NG0Isc: 80 cases 1873
so bales Havana at s0cf$ 10 In bond: 200 bales su'
nztra at 6ScdSl rs in bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

huslocss in futures continued 10 drag until the after
noon when on reports OF the deveiopment Of serious
,ions IN Crete prices worked up quickly isc sdd
net rise. The afternoon market was quite active win
os sNrs rather lively BUYERS and there quite
n''e buying for outside account The popular feeling
was one Of uaea sness. While futures were Arm cash
.n,peS Was .N NsTy an,e only loads being taken
tsd WAS quoted at loo May 20 acat No Northern
New York s,sc over May b. ahoat and No / hard
SIC, :coRN-A much better feeling pr@rsitd IA tss
market for and while transactions Mere Nsht nrce.
crept up rather easily meeting but little resistance as
ne market rose Receipts OF corn small to-day al
morrow The receipts at interior points FOR ays have
Seen 220ooo bush less than last week. on The other
enormous Southern shipments tho an,ourt m bnsIros s
footing up 4.9aooo bush for days against AZ, ,,
bush last week and sos 900 bush Year The ship
ens to-day we're 1858 900 bush The tone OF the market
late In the day was firm the close was AZ NC
net gam Cash corn was dull. hut nrmer. Sales were
reported OF 4son bush No at about c0c & anoat
corn was quoted at 29ssc elevator. OATS-The market
ior oats was also quiet to-day showed an advancing
nenaehey with the balance of the list. There but
easily closing steady at I4c net gain The primary
inS Y mas been running moderate this week amount,
ss' Neek The exports have been small however, and
ne business doing in cash property has unmporan
To-Day cash prices were held higher and No white
sales OF cash BUSH including 900 bush
a ~hte 2Sisc: 10000 bush track and ungraded white
adn2% as TO quality: 5000 bush rejected white 20Ad
quoted 2isc elevator No 3 oats. zoe No white.
S sss KYE7Markei hrmer but dull CARROTS. state
NAVIGATION. BARLEY Market dull. Feeding quoted
2sa?s'sc. Buffalo, opening navigation mailing quoted
ssM46c. as to quality observation-disclosures very
The quotations today the closing prices Tor the previous
day and closing prices for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cbioago Feb 10 (Specal.-Wheat advanced lHligc
to-day July making best gain. There was hrm tome
o, rho outset on covering and Increased speeus''o"
The best advance made III the last houl on "dt "s
,ress dispatches reporting actual brush between "
,;raeks and the Mussumans. May opened at i0sc sofa
bev,cen 75.c and T6lsc and closed at '6'tao9s july
old from 11isc TO ,3c and closed the top. Cables
wer. up but the Liverpool advance was only Ie''e
n, the rally made here yesterday There fair clear
s a2a o,o bushels but the clearances for the week
e., 10Th coasts wer, not expected to be large; late IN
tho afternoon Bradstrects made them 2i2oooo bushels
II was estimated the visible supply Mouil
Tuesday about h did last Monday' 49, sSains
a56 last wear st. stTong: The casn oeiao
did amount TO anything me busl Y norna oniy
three Loads ST Louis the best outside Duysr cyNt
Ing large line through Logan on siopioss me se's
runners in the last shot the market over can ps-
ure and closed II over , 49, rh,o MORA
hevsr enormous ciearances, lbs coo bushels. when
made 3 bushels three days Receipts wets sh
were .c higher; cables were lad higher my i ,
was little than the May Ire former s'd v,a a
2is to 2t@2of ana Se% trading offerings confined
light The shipping demand Is improved sciheM"f' N"'
would boom on any war VAR July max
ing little better gain thah MaS' lns lS'1t 80
from l7sc l72s9i7sc and closed at Isc HeGs sm
piles were steady. There was far shipping demand
good many oats have been taken mere ms Meth ,Dl
export figure suggesting l3c rate nom mere To the
PROVISIONS more active eVeryoody talns hand
ng i2i,c lard ioc; ribs The close showed most OF
this rail- lost the easier tone at the %ad,op was on
realizing By packers There were light hos receipts
20 600 with II estimated for Saturday Prices at Inc
yards were 5Qloc higher There was ARG cash
on the curb puts on May wheat closed at 75lc
calls" 7G.A76as; puts on May corn closed at 2i'.c
calls. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

track-No / hard 1880; No ! Northern. i5'sc; NO Z
Norhern T2Ic FourMillers have ADVANCED ps, ~
Toe bbI Patents 50 9oqs4 Is: baker, ~ S9TsS ~;
The demand is big bran in bulk quoted al 90 @fo TO-
shorts sGIS6 % mddngs. s7as1 %
PHILADELPHIA FEB. 19.--Flour-Ltte demand winter
super So j5dS2 50, 81 gO@S3 20; Pennsy ana
roller clear - 10ds4 % straight 81 23as4 ~ Nes,
ern winter clear io@s4 %; straght s. 23gst 400 .a
81 20 patent 81 3OdS4 A. city mills extra - uoQso ~
cIsar nJGsi 30 straight. 81 30u4 90 patent ca d1g
r,urdut 10 Dol for eaeiss psnn-
sylvauia Buckwheat -four Inactive az 81 loafi - PEI
light: contract wheat. call. February oIsqo'l;c'
March April and May nominal; CARROTS IN eAporL eie
vator No . Pennsylvania red, oOl3c asked no DeIa
ware red 9Oi5c asked No red, s7aGslisc; No North
ern sprlng s7&aS7ac Corn firm, with COCO li1lry
for EXPORT No 2 mixed. on call FEBRUARY Z2sn DE-
lots in export elevator. No mixed 20n Pa s'eae.
24%G2iac: No 3. 23lsg234c oats-Trade IN car rs
5I ana nrices favor buyers: No white, on can Iep-
ruary 23.a23%c March. April and May Z3l4e -tc i pu.
ter dull weak creamery extra 2oc PennsylNaa p,l
extra Wholesale Ole jobbng 23a20c Eggs dull ifreg-
uGr pennsvvanla and Western rsts. lie Cheese hrIn
fair demand: NewYork factory n'.ql23c part sAi me-
toli t0iac Feed in small supply and nrm Win Ialr
demand winter bran in bulk spot sl2 3O4sl3' spring
hrsn in sacks spot $40 2jdsl2 10 Potatoes dun weak
PENNSYLVANIA rose choice 3sa4Oe per Dusn ld 20 soSu
5oSssc Tawyork rose choice, SOC fair to good 2oa2oe
% York state OF Maine choice, 3oq33e; fair to good
27d29c. 5000 d., er,r.
St Louis Feb 19.-Fiour unchanged, brah VIII Hral,
acto1 East Side 4jc: country points, 434 t4c neat
higher; May s5l.c bid July I2isc 1orn msneF o..
Tary zoe nominal: May re bid: July; % Hs a1s
higher. February 6sc nominal; May Isle bid Esss
liver at i2c Butter steady creamery extras xisc.
Lard prime steam s. sIi9; choice 80 49, oher atc'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February 10, 1897.
CoTTON-The cotton market steady this morning
The opening AT point decline 10 point advance
working s15 points Nght tran>aclioDs. Yhe
;or2a effect The Liverpool market quiet at slight
advance improving later, hNwcver, and closing az sdl
ponis The Of cotton for the day were
amounting 10 10000 bales and did mol indicate any
spNca! anxiety the OF spnners The morning rise
Was based not much foreign advices, although
hJed by The closing Liverpool strength as oy the re
ports from the South 10 the port movement for the DAY
tp,o .igf.t during the week. The figures given edry
pointed bales for the day, making the total for
The week only 81 coo bales, against sl5 last week ana
99 las: The estimates Of the amount coming
into sight which the week placed at 10000
bales reduced 900 bales. OF which about o0coo
Ysl reported market quiet hut firm. Southern
markets firm quiet. The bull side ~ the
developed during M forenoon and At midday prices
showed OF TO IL points. with sales TO that hour
10000 bales There appeared TO be little buylns py
Liverpool houses. against selling Of distant deliveries
Prices held with fair degree OF steedlness Gurhs "
afternoon but there developed late quite active
nuTation. started by liberal NewOrieans selling whh
Brought good deal Of local long cotton prices break
nc rapidly lowest figures OF the day. the market
closing loss Of 10 points. compared with last
evea!rg Estimated receipts at Nev-Oreans TO morrow
$50 s.3Qo bales. against S,eI1 last week ana ~
ssi wear estimated receipts tomorrow 20n
bales year The warlke reports were an influential
factor afternoon in precpitane the selling move
addition 10 which there were reports nom IeMts
that the movement would increase next week Hester
statement ~ cotton coming IN sigh
10S sC5 bales against 1225sS bales last year
snl February J. S3il62 bales against SIS sos last
year The Interior statement for the week compares as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. i9Cotton quiet but steady. mlddlng
67.c low niddng sisc good ordinary 6.c No, receipts
i0 bales gross 81; exports Great Britain. $3.50.
10 the Continent 100 sales. 800; stock llsi3 Weekly
Net receipts. iai's bales: gross 1922 exports 10
s2il; sales, 1894. spinners, 1877.
Norfolk FEB. l9.-cotton firm; mddins s7sc: low MD
ding good ordinary. 1916 net ana receipts
$50 bales: exports eoaswise 1888 sales IA stock 1884
hale. Neekly-Net and gross receipts I2s bales.
ports coastwlse us: sales. 1876
savannah Feb I9.CottOn quiet and steady. middlins
sa,c middlng 6i4c. net and gross receipts LIS
bales exports coas,wlse Lsoo saes 80 stock o lzs
wise. I04j: sales. i5iT
New Orleans. Feb. le.Cotton nrm middins rs I6c
low mddng 6isc. good ordinary 6&c, ne, receipts 3sl3
bales; srose ABB. exports 10 Great Britain. l702
France t. the Continent 1855. 1
sales Ooo stock 500 4o4 weekly-Net receipts az sSs
bales gross sT 291 exports Great Britain i9ssT 10
France asl5: to the Continent. i5s. oosswls., I.53
sales $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
Opening. range and close to-day and closing bios
previous night and last year follow

Market closed easy 1QI points decline compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
600. 800 bales. New-NoTk exports vi
Britain 2S3 bales; Continent. 100: stock Zt34Sl IO,a
43o against i'll rs last week and l02o6o last year
exports To-day Britain 702 bales; France 4Sl
s,s s54 $40 Saes spot sSssSn ssaps
use. Sales res bales all spinning.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
hardening; sales 10000 bales: speculation and expert
900 American 1900; receipts "a OoO American y coo
Mddng upsnds. 3sd. Futures steady. sellers at i-o1
advance: steady. glis points net advance Feb
ruary 354s; February-March 354s: March-Aprl' Ss4s
Jily-August, 355@356 August-September Boss sepem-
ber-October SAID; October-Novemter 3iSb November-
December 342s Manifestations. offers scarce cloths
quiet
COFFEE-The market coffee opened steady and ad-
IL points with sales OF Zoo bags on the call
ey die 10 Havre advices The Havre market
opened y higher advancing by m franc from
the Of evening with sales OF l1Vo bags me
Ia NH ufy also higher advancing pfg put
rt at SCI 600 bags which 3.0 600 bags were Bra
allan The Rio cable reported the market steany al
No e exchange. S-l6c; receipts, 6oo bags
cleared for States, 5000 bags cleared Tor
let was steady with good Santos, l0sslp re
cepts $50 00O bags The good feeng
Which was the market early In the DAY dlsap-
feared the afternoon. although the late havre report
c Transactions closing barely steady unchanged 10
10 points advance: sales. $500 bags.
The market for Rio Santos coffee remains qulet
ard II closed rather with Rio rs onered on Spot ~
a..c and anOa Firm Offers were received Al *
ADV BIZ business was reported MILO coree -
steady sales Of 500 bags Msaeaibo on private eIm
The following shows the highest lowest anu CUISINE
TODAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

N-w-york February 10 1897.
direct for na civ cara .a 81 se and io
ssos q, ss On light pse; s.rs o T nd
posed Of Three including some EXTRA prime sN e.
faS' M y ssra ' DO s'
Gigs as..:s as; s:s
ne :p s;s us;nsS:s 4 . s..s T.ss; sss
rss era beef lover ss per shipments ISday
as'ii% sas 80 tor s'ii a fSf o.
o m e S Tnd ss y Wit Ss 80
cattle and 70 sheep for various shippers making the
;SssP sasrs1 =, s' fsI \.
@ soS Of e s e ss.s an. s hsE
i so a. s. e HSs s g 49, NJ So so do
Steer, sanders s. Illinois steer i 40; r a, j Ohio
at 60 Se. SOC n, at saso; 90. 40 r. a,,2;
s q - :. ~ ~ s. s. s.
f%f Spss5 70 fssS: g ego d. 1899 SO g.
q; SssI 3 a. e. f' az Fl, i's" @ E. o' :'
n epstein i Ksn,nGsy is45 p at S 40
g. az lsso + g k'9l"i:E is! ID
ss n T l. csr: iSac ~ Ss at So co. bulk.
s,. To s. Is ? :s
for little calves and 4aee Tor dressed barnysr1 do
Sales Judd Co; % yeals' 40 10 average AZ
II IT, Holl.s: 10 barnysrd calves 2si H. at So: veal
100 10. at 81: . do 140 NJ at S.
sherman Culver: veals. 40 N. a. ~ % . q 90,
n. sSEEF cars AT9 sr sss and
market. and held yesterday. Demand
steady prices for sheep and choice lambs were
firm, with other grades UNCHANGED Two cars were nsd
over Fair choice sheep sold at staA e2,a per iVo
10 OF prime export wethes at 81 TO- fair 10 ehoie
lambs IS 256s5 82ia Dressed mutton firm at e%r7e
per NJ dressed lambs steady 7iadec Country dressed
spring lambs in better demand for prime stock common
do slow. The whole range was quoted at S34s.
saIes-S Judd q Co: 2ls Ohio lambs. 81 10 average
So IS per 10: Us Buffalo do IS n. AZ 81 90 -
do. &c 10. at s. 80 80 Buffalo sheep 10 no.
at si -
u. Mcpherson & CO.: 165 State lambs. 50 H. at
s5 G2is; te State sheep. 10 ~ at - 62i5. 800. ..
". Collins ~ Western sheep, ONO 100 W-s2 w
at 81 30. 49,. - an M
y il. Wfkerson; Ila Ohio lambs SO n. a. - 40 ~
Ohio sheep 81 H. al ~ %: > bucks jIo 10 at * 80
II. H. Hollis: 100 Indiana lambs, ~ ID; al % on Ill,
HoGS-Receipts II 1926 head: none 10y sdle
alive nominaIIy firm 81 604s4 TO- and pigs were guoted
at sIds4 % Country dressed slow at S%aeiac per 10.
Sales--Iatc Thursday. Newton q CO.. l"- ohio WRS'
los n average at SO % per 100 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
ERIE RAILROAD

Through Leave New-fork foot
follows and hye minutes earlier from West 23d
600 A. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for Wayerlv
Binghamton Eimira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunaie
s;O1 r NJ Parlor Buffalo.
1900 y. M.-vestIbuled Limited fast mail Daily sofia
train FOR Chicago chautauqua Lake arrives fieves
land 7:iO A. NJ. Chicago =. Sleepers 10 Chicago
cisyeIana ard Cincinnati Dining Car.
Daiiy arrives Buffalo 7:l5 A. NJ Bradford lis a n
jamestown s;55 A. NJ. Cleveland 1:l5 p. NJ sleeper. IA
Buffalo and Clevelsnd making direct connections for De-
trOit Chicago and the West.
S;4J T.. M.-Nis CnautauGua Lake aud Niagara Falls
Daily Solid train 70 Chicago sleepers 10 Horneilsyis
chicago and CINCINNATI, p,nins Car .
accomnodstions at III. Il3 28i toi and s5f Broad.
ST. Chambers and West 2Se ferries N.wsyork ~
st. Hobokcr and Jersey City station Westcot Esnress
calls checks baggage from hotels and
TO dpsttnaticr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
OTHER MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Buao for tie as "a ,n hours ,hs
2ssi head to w.York 2332 head; on sale, So head
Mars oPeneG STEADY s9sd STEADY gh e5Ns s. IA
81 10 bulls 81 5as3 Late salcs Canada stockeis - 80
fosi for Wses thu, faT 80 ao head fo same time last
week $3.50 head; consigned through o." neau, 10
active higher: closed hrm for all but pigs WIN al
sold but few decks q hesc ,i9oa 70 eh hen 81
81 10 pigs So 7Ods8 - roughs s$a$3 30 sag, 81 %
81 Sheep aud ambsReceipts for the last - nou
same tine las, week 30 head; consigned through 400
head NewYork 400 head on sais og,O neaa, %
8 81 common to good 81 eoas5 ea So s5as4 40; mixed
sheep. choice % extra. 50 DMs 10 fair TO sood - ~
Union stock Yards Chicago Feb. o-Cattle-Recep Is
800 s head cs %s snd i'f fssdtrs s.
s. s50$s So calves s. 23ase Tf ,a bySsr 'ogi M
Psckp sns Pne os a sese o. s. oms s. sh
81 m5 es oVf piss IS soss s. Receipts
head market sstys and strong Inferior to choice y Qua
- LOUIS Feb io~CattIe Receipts 1850 head market
loc higher Native steer s. Sg$ g. matte Gow' si
Is soass 20 hesvy s. ioG Receipts iS7
East itery FEB isCattie Market steady; extra
81 sSas5 prime eeas4 50. good 81 iogsa o. CO. tidy
81 ' 81 49, fsr b ~ o o9s cows sms$ 81 Rete
81 4. fresh cows and sprnsers S5as45 Hogs-llarket
s sstSs to 9s nfh sh "n So dsa So YorEe
s. o pigs 50 oasS 60 heayy hogs sS JOS o. sesH
Fo 81, stas I'd pE% Icas as! Io 81 sSg
= 3as IS rnis 81 5Gas2 choice lambs s. s5a$' %;
fair 10 good lambs s4asi 5o call lambs soas2 on
msre, n 5s sr9ss ns SsGsa o bulls. s. 9ss
sPa s;a sgs' T. Tisss aa
Eet active and TO- higher light - SSg 600 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

pvERTIsEMENTs and d or TIE RT T6
~ door north OF until o'clock ~ ad-
received the following branch offices at
er,iar until O'Clock q. W. 20f sth-
ave- e. cor 23d 1872 9TH ave cor i2th-st; Macy $
,h az. ana 4tn-s i42 Columbus ave, near West Goth
y, oS West 42d St near Gth-ave: 92 East 4th-st 2o'
Wesi 42d-s between 7h end sth ayes 10 East t'5a
y, a2s al ave 10th and nth SITS; 1O26 30
ave near 6st-st ios LIST ave- near sgth-s 90 ga ga
nesr 5J4 Sd ave; 10 Bleecker 90
Beeckcr~st 29Oa 3d-ave. 2t0 East '9h ST; io3l 90
20 1J2 I'd ave- % AmsteIdsn!-ave 4O- West 42d-sl
se 2DS Eas, Isth-st., $50 9thaye.. 65l
afbave i52 3d-ave.. G7thst.; 2o4 East s6th st
600 Broadway 1853 lave 100 Sh-avei LBS I'd ave
5s g. h ave. the Harlem Office 2o5 Sdaye' nss
i25th-st bet 7h and sth $40 West lioth-s,, a,
The Rrooklyn Offices: 3o7 Fuons,: rs tulton-s 90
Cou-t,st As Broadway f. d 1873 Broadway. T. "
40 Myrtle-ave.. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
nEI LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
stn1ion. in New Ork. loot Of barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED TRANS. PULLMAN BtFFEr

.n,sc, route 10 NEWARK bLooMFfELD' MoNTcLAIR.
THE ORANGES, summit. Barnardsyille. BSskins
Ridge Madison, Morrstown. Passaie, Paterson Boon-
ton Dover. stanhope NEWTON. BCDbs LAX;
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown, SCHooL.EYS
MOUNTAIN Washington, PhiLIIPsBURG EAsToN.
WATER GAP STgoUpsBu y,F Iec0 ne Molntssns
COKE COZ Eb,R9AH HxxM4o oSFRp VIEWER wss
sYRACtySE, OswEoiO, ITHACA, OWEGo. ELMIRA,
c1RNING BATH, DANSvILLE. BCFFALo and al
points WEST, NORThwEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL stops at principal
1000 A. M-tcafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
WV HAMToN UTICA, RIcHEIELD SPRINGS SYRIA
CTSE and OSwEG0 EXPRESS Pullman Paror
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 a r &SDmnsscRASToN. wILKEsBARRE and ELMIRN
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
400 p. M--SCRANToN. WlLkESBARRE and PLYM-
1880 NJ iDaiiyC-Buraio vestibulsd Limited Expre,s
80 for SCRANTON. 3INGHAMToN. ELNIRA. BUY
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting se
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
$50 p. NJ DailylBuGao Express Pullman A,eepers fog
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOS, ELMIRA. BATH, MT.
NORRIS and BUFFALO: arriving Buffalo > A. ".
$50 p NJ CDaily)-BuFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
EXPkEss, PuiI ssi sqrst sissB ss,,s,yon,r,ow.
Henry Gaze & sons Limited. il3 Broadway, Il Park
BROADWAY III shave. 10Th a.. SO West i25th-st
235 Columbus New York: 33s and 726 Fulton
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full
'wEsTcorT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check harzage from hnte ~ res'cenc" N destination