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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08
Tuesday.
MORNING SESSION.

Tuos00y.
MORNING SESSION.
WlLLIAxsronr, N. D., April s, 1893.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
John 8. Walden appeared before the
board in reference to his assessment for the
years 1887, 1883 and 1889, and asked that
they be equalized. The treasurer was in
sructed to receive the sum of $50 from Mr..
Waldon in full payment of his taxes for the
years 1887, 1883 and 1889.
Bids for lease of ferry at Winona were re-
ceived. The question Of the county having
to buy right of way across lands of John
Accrosy, for landing purposes, was dis
cussed: On motion of Com. Macdonald.
seconded by Com. Baxter, the ferry privilege
ut Winona was let to John McCrory, at the
annual rental of $le5 per annum, the
county to be free from any necessity Of pro-
viding roads or landings.
The taxes Of r. Y. Pollock for the year
1896 were ordered Cancelled, for the reason
that the taxes on said property were paid in
South Dakota
The taxes of G. B. Corbin for the years
1880 and 1891 were cancelled, for the reason
that he was not resident or this county
during those years. L..
On motion the board adjourned to meet.
at o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
All members present.
The ferry at Winona was let to John Nc
Crory for term Of three years from April ],
1898, at annual rental Of $185. Bond of
John McCrory in the sum Of $1,000, with
Peter Ferguson, VIM. Colville, John Wal
don aud John A. Stiles AZ sureties, was re-
ceived and approved by the state 1 sttorney
as to form and by the board as7 to su}R-
cheney.
The auditor was instructed to advertise
for plans, specifications and proposalslfor
building bridge over the south fork of
Beaver creek on the line between sections 2
and s. Twp. 1870 N. Rge. "A W.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08
UNCLE BEN'S
COLU NJ N.

This half-column has been contracted
for by Uncle Ben Corbin until the
wolves have their pups" 1t will he used
for advertising his Store, his Hotel, or for
any other purpose that the purchaser
of the space may see fit to devote it to.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08

Official oath and bond of Peter Kraft. as
assessor of the Third district for the year
1893, with Martin Wald and Jakob' Baum.
gartner as sureties in the sum of $1,000,
was received and approved by the states at-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08
Good. Cheap for cash.

TED-TRUsTwoRTIIY AND ACTIVE
W gentlemen or ladies TO travel for respon.
sible, established house in North Dakoia.
Monthly s65. 90 and expenses. Position steady.
Reference. Enclose seif-addressed sta mped
envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. Y.
Chicago -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08
cali Of school Orders.

There is money on hand with which to
pay the following orders of Williamsport
school district: Nos. 81, u, 80, a, g 04.
96, 81, 98, 80, 100. 10l.
+ ID. II. sTREETER,
"a District Treasurer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-04-08
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or tie Board of County Co n,,nts-
siOMefs of En-, mons County,
North DAKOTA.
Monday.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Monday.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
WILL1AMsroRr, N. D., April 4, 1903.
The board met in regular session. Pres
ent: Alex. Macdonald (chairman1. William
Baxter and Jakob Fischer, commissioners.
The minutes of meetings held Jan. II, "a,
25, 26, q, % and 30, 1893, were read and
on motion approved. @.->.
Oficial oaths Of the following rood super.
visors were received and fled:
District No. 5-George w. Burge.
District No. 7-Soren Wollenhaupt.
District No. S-John Melander.
District No. 9-Ole A. Sjeraee.
District No. l0-G. C. Holt.
District No. ll-James b. Baker.
District No. 12-E. A. Keebler.
District No. 18Th. Backhaus.
District No. B-L. Schwab.
District No. III. Baumgartner.
District No. 18-John Spicer.
District No. 2l-Tymen Holman.
District No. "a -Ryk Wagenveld.
District No. 25 Gid. Hobkirk.
reports OF the following read supervisors
for the year 1897 were received, approved
and filed:
District No 16 -Joseph Kraft.
District No. l7.4Franz Rehrich.
!. District No. 18-John Spicer.
Bills for bounty on wolves were received,
audited and approved a5 follows:
T0noA1 Rorol, I ,,,oIf ~
Anton Horner, wolf ............ l 90
Wend. Horner, wolf. .......... / 90
Stephen Kraft, wolf. f..,,, 90
Geo. H. McLain, WOLF, ,......... l 90
NJ. Mahaney, wolf. ........ loo
VIM. Baxter, wolf. lf.......... 100
VIM. Baker, wolf. f................ Oc
s. E. Kurtz, 1 wolf. ........, OC
John Blnke, wolf. olf..........,, OC
A. P. Seymour, wolf. ............. 100
Wesley Baker, 2 wolves. ........... 200
j: g. Campbell, 2 wolves. .......... 2O(
Gid. Knowles, wolves. 4OC
Andrew Slater, 8 wolves. ......... 3 O(
Stephen Silk, 8 wolves. ...,. SOC
J. A. Stiles, 8 wolves. 8 90
0H3oso1 or1 howl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 2 1895.

New December ?. lslS
COFFEE Operations In coffee futures to-,sy We're nm
res 600 while wides; OF huctua'vs
a ) points From the very start ihteres' WIS
IA far the professional element were conceei,
orders outside investors were Conspicuous ~
rely little nothing IN csl-
az ether hand which TO base an opinion me
s,s.ns quiet. with initial bids at last night prices
:. points be.ow level Room traders were loaIl
European markets Were neglecte1 ana
assng statistical situation was without ohang OF
rro-;nnce the better ON the other hand, the pear
rrou5 were discouraged by small Brazilian receipts
h-atenng American warehouse deliveries healIhy
coffee pOsit-e hrmness al Rio lHe
cosa Was outlet unchanged prices TO points net &c
din In tie spot department fair trade was IN progress
~ ~ basis OF 6s., for No Rio invoice lots ana "sS
i-Shlnc Mid corees were IN falr dtfel.u
q. rrhansed prices The present stock or conee ID le
Brazilian. December ass'es-'.s
oSe as nars a. with 2s94 bags NoNeiher
n. t,rner amount includes 266.55I bags al Ne" ioiN
l. as, AZ san Francisco. and $50 al New orleans
cable from Amsterdam 10 the local
-. me present ahoat from lava ana TIE Las
flrone TO be bags. while no shipments We
-sofeA from those points for The United states GGflhs
As, month The present stock ~ coree az have
as -erorted as 2a7, bags. against l"l'"" sts
T-if. former amount "-o,Vo Gags "'tc De
o. a.. ,oeee Shipments from Rio 10 Europe autins ~,
,srfa- were lQ1 and from santos 4Soo' DaeS
pt9 ~ United states 10000 bags. and tIon san
e. n hays Total TO other countries from iSo
-. -,7rr we're - O0 bags. and from victoria 70 'he
ranse Of contract prices in the local market To-Day
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03

%: 'Ssf su sYfa Do Per s5 s .'ai
Supplies OF Western dressed poultry continue liberal
s se ek sna r anS T r mort 10Y se
a ssg he" t are good enough TO sns Would sell in
small way Al consderabe premium Chickens aI,o
running poor. and best lots are freely
sa,ied With ' ducf a %i,h ~" few good sscs
per ~ and plenty Of good gss,% sbs nrm
We quote Dry Maryland and pea f5rS
gl2e DO stat and s9d TO Inf ~
dSr 20 Western ana ns oc do pood to prime ga
9e DO Western fair good do 5fso a. 90 9o 20,
ar 9ic Jsrsy and n.aTOy Ds ie'T Prime go
ssse d. fair to sood sgsc do western good to
Prime 9e do FAIR to good scs.c chickens and owls
Fowls Jersey to prime eaosc do state and Penn
tan 90 So 5 to =, p roa 81 s Sc old COCKS western
Ducks nearly prime choice saec d. western prime
ga {; d p2 %' sa far dd to Fa se rm. % Do
g 600 DO s small and DARK 5, 5ss
Westen. prime. egesc % poor 70 far egs2 cnt ,Sg
western dry picked prime Sc southern dy-piGkea.
5ssc DO Western .caded ETm Lev W. suSTs prime.
&c do fair to good. 5dGc .,
G4ME-Quail OCCASIONALLY reach 81 50 IN small way
for strictly fine birds but large lots are osred ot
nel n OF 60 COO aozdn at 81 i2 Prime pariridges
and grouse continue scarce and FIRM very ,rsyular
smaa ans nfsror bocs partridsss prime unds
rndrswn SiasI IL do dawn 1890: woodcoci, prime
S DO oSss sla'l po S E"s GOLDEN s"i ass
81 80 Wild ducks canvas 10 and over 20 pair 81 @g -
81: do rh, 5ocGs do nlalarl 5oo75c do blue"in
5s1 H 40 s rs.s oS Ss
POTATOES AND INSTRUMENTATION potatoes are
meeting good demand market rules steady al fml
late prices s,ee, potatoes slightly higher. Really
choice onions held steady 6ut ruon Oh ac. demand
and such dTess heavily caHo"e5s , IN Pn..e ,urnps
s spa n sna %"rfok Eas and spinach in
supply and lower Charleston and Florida vegetables
selling promptly when entr,y Tree ron s5d some so badly
frozen as To- be worthless, prices $40" po,atoes
Long Island per hb 81 2JGsl 10 DO Maine Hehron rer
sack. 81 5O do state and Western round per ' ~
2si 5o do 81 ?asl 81 do Jersey round 81 - -
county Jersey per bbl - 5Og>2 %. DO other Jsrs.y'
sgh'1n SGae2c 29qns on yso% 81 a5
81 5o 90 orange o1nty whs r o. s's wsisrn New
York white per bbi s2as3 rcd. 81 25asl - DO yel-
low sla$l 20. Brussels snrog per a. Saio e'S Sz
10a5Oc caulaowers Long leland per hhI SlN>t eSs
plants. Flo ia per Dbl 81 'op - 40 per >-foIk
PER ht Goa 7sc spinach Norfolk per Dbl Iscg$l -,
do Baltimore 75c. okra FLORIDA per carrier: ST. rlSs
Per CARTE siasB string beans chsrls.on per basket
s1Qs2: DO Florida express per hasket ,,rnips
canada Rus,la per bb 7oasoc; DO Jersey oog7Sc 10.
Hay AND STRAW-HAT- business for the week nas
rr5y rRie 'bt rsd5s for other has. not been
The weather has been severe on trace ana an
demand fr REIMBURSEMENT ought to snS n1 c
No. G)a62 30 ., 504f52'.c; No y ..
S1nm Y 3nd NV IN good shape
and prices for all serviceahe lots Of long rye are ng
though no higher. Dealers look FOR better nsrke a'
navigation closes and rush Of river straw - H.
We quote: Best long 42'sa45o other Sos too me
Ralro.d 30 Ere 400 IVES, shore 1872 Iehssh valey
J. go Receipts ~ straw. 10 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03

c,sr quotations were as sollows: Flour quiet 10 s
spring wheat 0 b, e+a56ac. 40 red b. zoe. 10 :
S-i.G2si,c 10 white { b. 3lc. No white . H.
o. S56, 80 rye 53ia,; W > barley :. 4la5lc;
10 naxseei e9c prime timothy seed 3 -oaS- -;
rs esl eos 81 le cT ps5 i gy sa r.
boxed 4i4d4a.c; short clear SIDES 'ooN - 90
vhistev disers finished goods, per ga. - 70 slsars
cut unchansed On the Produce nHehangs
the butter market was steady. creaneFes ~
dsi~lcs 1918. Cheese steady, s.glo'sr Eggs "'"'
fresh - 'en.3' , 49,.
cincinnati Dec 2-Frour easy: NJ wheat re1 se- =;
Corn 70 mix~t new s5'' 9a's R n,m ~ sg
srear nrrn Eggs easier 10. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee Dec 2-Whea, higher; ~ Northern
81 lyi,sc 40 . Northern Golsc. Rse easy, No J. ~c
barley weak No >. SOC sample i-e i''ac
Nnrespol!s Dec. Wheat steady pecenesr &c:
Mav e. asG8,iac No hard on track 64s NJ North
81 esaSs IS second patents 50 45qs3 50 first clear 81 -
4S2 20.
Philadelphia. Dec Wheat was - lover con'ISs'
grade. december 72Q7e'.e Corn seaey ~ in1asd'
8ai2 NJ do 32d32iso No mixed clipped 52c; bui
far was .4ser fancy Western creamery 23a23'sc, 10
prints pc Eggs fresh nearby. .5c' d. western
35c DO Souhwestefn %, 20 southern e ness '
Receipts 400 bills 2)5 sacks wheat h2V'' nlsn
corn 10000: oats 1000 shipmerts-Nneat 10"
bush: corn 10000. oats 1900
Louis Dec Flour u1ehaneed Wheamspc' hlsas
No red cash elevator 7l'4o: rack 1og "a zee L
65a68c Corn-Spot lower; No cash sc December.
81 10. MAY 32%c Oats-Sp-t lower, ~ cash; - =,
track 2S, December. 2sr asked MAY 2Sc a,Nea - :
Butter steady. creamery. l"a-ic. dairy l'v-''
Eegs quiet To-.
Toledo Ohio Dec 2-Wheat lover and weak No casn
,d necerh.r -0i,c Ma 70s. corn active and stead'
ana DeOs .9 o. ann and steady. NJ > mixed
&c rye dun and STEADY. No cash 5i'sc eloN"iS'r'
active and hrm prime cash. oit. 81 80, new. 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

~n,ou~h trans leave New-York. foot Of Sn<mosn-e-s
. sol,oSs and earlier from mess cso.
aS.0 M-Vestibuled Express oAiy tof o'ns nsI.e
a, oWv Fimira furao Bradford ATri'ss b9nAs
rsfiSr eSG s.,,buied mi,ed-Fast mail daily SOLE
,rs,n for Chicago Arrives Cleveland ~ ncimnx
s p NJ sieepers TO .h'saS' S's'''"N
Dining Car. s-, .,. c.velara ysst!bu,ed Express
30" ,,,,.. st iuralo Z. 05 A. NJ. Bradrord s;So
NJ Jamestown 200 A. foun ,srfn ma cyex:sna
Library Car p,c,h.u,oa E.mr~-
vs,,v and Chcago sieepsrs Horneilsvlls. Ch'ease
ara ~ I'm local TfMF CARDS. AND PULLMAN Ac-
iCoMwoDATIONs al III, 1l3 esi 4oi and geI breaS"
,oT powery l5s East i25th-st. and .i3 west l0snc
at Chambers and Yves. 2sds terrs, N,- ~, 49, -
unhorsr and Jersey city station New-fork Trsnsxse
Co calls for and checks baggage from eo's~ - 49,
1oresA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Station. York foot q Barclay and Ghrsopher sts-
VEsTIBUI.E TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTScH LIGHT.
500 A. M.--BINGKAMroN NAIL Stops at prinepas
stations
1000 A M-U-af. Car, pvFFAIL, SCRANTON. BIN0s
HAMTON owEGO ITHACA ELNrRA. SYRACUSE
ers OsyyvGO FxPPras Pullman BUFFET Parior Care
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
I 700 p N fia,'v,-cNcaro ara puralo vesthueh Ex-
r,e% for SCRANTON. .RfNGHaNrON and Fr.MtRA>
pullman Buffet rarlor Carr ~ E'mra. Through sleep
Ing cars and coach Chicago. arriving at 4;l3 P
400 p MDscp.Nrov w1r.RrsR,RRE md PLYM.
ouTH EXpRrSc Prllrsn Rlrst paT4r Cars ,,rsr,.
PriIFD LIMITED EXPRESS for scpA NToN RiNo.
YIWToN FINTpA BUFFALO THROCGH BTFFEr
sLFFprNG CAR New York tc Chicago. Dining Car
west ~ T1f.alo ,,,,u.~
$40 P n Gdav)-Bt-rraIo TXrREss PCLLMAN
SIF-pFPs ar SCRANTON B1NGuAMToS Ell
MIRA, BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
riviDg al Buffalo 500 4: NJ .,-o>, p,xo
esc ow aaoBT TE.G9 S TEMR UTICA,
sYRAcTsE am -cSwEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
rirKrTs AND PULLMAN AcroMMoDArIoNs At
HENRY GAZE z SONS rtd. lls Brcadway; - rark
Place 40 ei2 Broadway TIC e's AZ Ferry ssaSns
iii Fourth ave. Tve,tth st; - West One Hun.
dred and rvenv-Hfth ST.. 23s Col, BUS ave- Nsw hork'
e9e ana 700 Fulton ST and ins Broadway brookyu-
Time table giving tul, information 81 al stat'ons "a
wEcrrOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR ana
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s55 Pullman vest,eu,s Day cosssss
"a psrior Cars Dn.ng-Car service. Meals IA cas.s
onneo. a, Pualo with through sleepers 70 Deo'- anu
Chicago :, .,. o.. rAsTOS NAUCR
ctg,-VS' WiIKEsBARRE SCRANTON and GOA
brs,s.cs ..,op " daily esc.p. Sunday for wILKES-
S51' tpIIrTrsroS ScRASToS ard principal inter
,neato stations Connects for all Points n e4 res0S'
n,ns, rl~e, paror ca for UILk EsnARRS ,,->,r-
.4.nO ntt5 p " Sunday only for HACCH CHoNA
ana 10 $50 P daily. excer- Sunday. fer EAsroS
ana 10 $50 P daily EXCEPT SUNDAY. FOR EAsroN
=. ,rlncnai Intermediate -'-tions ,,..,.,
a. 20 -.OO daily for BUFFALO. NlASAhA
r.yyfc - ali points West Pullman fieeper vestiouie
atr y - chicago SleApe-s 10 Buffalo and Toront>~
r'-ing car Nev-York Easton. . Gavin,
.7.so 500 say ;2rSIns aTy at souurH
rf11VK sAYRE GDNEvA, RoCHESrER. ScrfALLOl
40 rORONTO Pullman sleeper for bunalo None o's
ne,ogcar passengers carried " hsggage carried
% % s,2O p " daily FOR WlIKFsBARRE iIH-
Geneva ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NAdARk
E.Irs and ali West Pullman sleeper 70 Chi
-o-s oy~rR
~ .rxrIEi = BOl'N0 PROOK. an: Intermediate points.
&c re foilovs 1920 1880 \. NJ. go $50 go Sou'n
paindeld only. $50 40 IS % end $50 p Va, -,
T1cEets and Pullman acconnodato rs a. III 81 -:
AS e.i ard is22 Broadway: 81 F. ~ ST l5s i2os9
prroo.tw,v and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
v transfer CO will call for arc check baggage tfoW
hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

" I " OUN 6U ] u66
AZ through train, stop {" Albany. Utica s''sea'a'
$40 M e1Ss Grand snS.p es sas sa Ths tasa.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED
:ss I F. II s ss wa r Dus su s De-
@ troit, ii:io p. NJ Limited 20 its seating capacity,
1896 a M@bAY EMPRESS ..c.p, Sunday: :,, yss
100 M0so sol FL 1gs11r LIMITED and chi.
., natl, Ineisnspois s.; Louis and chIeaxo 1890.
$50 M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL s1os'"
m sunday s,oSs At imporan, ,ss,,oa, ,.hour
.,ran to Chicago via Lake shore Dye .,es''s 49,
LII NJ. Que Chicago 400 II. s'esp'as ~
Paflor cars only
6.OOP M-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Dsiy-For N'assrs
a %. psans Toronto clsvennd. Chicago ~, -,ov.
$40 y M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. Daily-ro' f''''
73O fn1 Ssp s'sHss ,ff AND MON
sax TBBEAL EXPRESS Daily sorrpwrsrnsx
S.ysiand eaean a'y InGisns sa and
ana S9 d fer s.n and Hp su rs
burg Magma Fall, Cleveland csicaso snd ~, "a
S TsHs yr THFs sns 'o'
It,, every night. except sundsy nights sunaas
nights cAieaia ;ls;S:,; ifs iyrsio sl'
w p.l:a's .su5Ssy; only a. s.2S IN.
Train. niunins,ei with ~ pir,scs Tirht .,.r..
Ticket snd Wagner ofrccs AZ Grand csntrs1 1879.
ass s ta y E ,s ~ @
sns ssth ST. Station New York s3s and '2e Fu''o" S''
shr los R-osdwsv. = q. Brooklyn ,. -. ~ v.rr
Central cah Baggage checked from hotel or rem
cence Nv Wes'c0. rv,-ees c--rnanv
GEORGE Fl. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah Dec. Cotton quiet: middimg. 49, 10"
rniddling 40 receipts 1s3l bales exports c'as'"''
263: sales. "a stock. ls6.2ls
Galveston. Dec 2-Cotton rrm' middnE S.' low
r,i5aiing ~ good ordnaIy receipts l4ol hales
exports to France. 34s safes. 7'3. sTinners 90 so0
3iG 665
New-Orl4ans Dec . Cotton nrm rlidd.ns Sc; low
adding l6r good ordinary 3-lo' NNt fscril,'
i 2s6 bales gross 1882 exports 20 the continent fo'
coastwse 1853 sales 5000 stock corrected 81 80
s. Louis Dec Cotton firm. middlng h loo. i o9y
rnlddllng i3-lSc good ortnar'. Aac het trcep's -
balls. gross g $50. shipments. 1877. stock o"le
baltimore Dec Cotton nominal. mifing 9'a'' lc~
,riGil,.g lie good ordinary 7-l6c. net receipts
e5gl bales. gross. 1890 stock. 2o8i5
Nemnhls Dec 2-Cot,on steady. middling. 5.c Low
rnldalng ~. good ordinary. 47sc. net re- fptV
bales gross as. shipments. 5li5 SAFES oV'' s'eN
1905 1874 Alb. 1897 1873 7Gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Sigral
Stations In Neu-Yerk foot ~ Liberty ~

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations in New-York foot u Liberty 81
and South Ferry, Whitehall 81.
Leaving South Ferry foot whitehall 80
Is i've minutes earlier than that given below for LID
erty ST. except when noted.
Trains leave foot ~ liberty So.
For Eastor Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch Chunk &c.
400. 7:l5. . 10 A NJ. ~ NJ 70 Eas'on.l 80 80 70
Eas'onl IS :45 q 70 10 Easton) 2 sundays. '<S.
q 90 TO Easton) 4 N. 90. - 20. 500 P NJ Alta
A. NJ 30 p. NJ SUNDAYS. '4.3o 4 NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg AZ 400 - 30 - s;ir
1000 1880 10 RsadngD A. VI 80, 40 300. fo;tS
1'g:00 10 ReadingD +. NJ ~ II night. SUNDAYS ~ 10
~ 30 70 aeadns) A. NJ. 100 30. $3.50. 600 r a..
Tsr sanbary;. I>uishurg s7a wni,.m:por, At 'sco
days. 1870 4. NJ, 90 30 800 = " 1913 might
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch. Astury PARK Oceen
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant. '4So '.c %
only SAa Girt. $50 G0;l5 only 20 Red Bsrh II 70
\. ". II - only Ref Bankl q ~ only ~ Red BanN
'tl5 40 6la p. Sundays ,stops az lhterlaken fos
Asbury PARK and OCEAN Grove 900 rlolo only to RED
For Atlantic Hghisns. =. 49, 30 II 30 A. N, i:A.
40 t5.3s s.i5 Slrd,'s IN A. NJ 400 2 N.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
'4sc $40 1915 A " is5 $40. 40 p. NJ Sun
~ iskshgf., 40 $50 lo:is A. NJ. les SO.
For Toms River and Earregat '4:3n $50 A NJ. i;<o'
$40 p NJ SUNDAYS 'i0:l5 A. -
For Atlantic City Vineland. ara Brifeeon 't3o A. Ne
las r VI
Navesrk 'i3o $50. II 30 4 N. l45. 40 p ~
Est-Ao r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
WEST SHORE r. x

Trains leave Franklin St Station, y. T. "
and is m Lar from foot u W: s.d 81 ,,u, ,or Al
I1.A5 e NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED , Daa.s, FALL.
bsnv Svracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara 80:
cTeleani Detroit. Chicago and 81 be @,sins car
5,45 r. ~ 80 later feet w 42d SD syracas.
ava 81 Louis Limited. Daily for Suea. oLe,-n',
Roches,er Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Os"''"
CTeveland Chicago and St Louis ,,.S..,.r pur-
90 u ~ DAILY for Utica. Syracuse Rochester bui-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto s.,.. poc,..-
sAh p NJ Daily FOR Albany Utica. SYRACUSE Ciavs
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit S'e'"
land Chicago and ST. Louis ANA. pavs,x.
Time tables principal hotels ana onc.s'
checked from Hotel Residence by Westeot, .'p
q p LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec Q S;45 ? m.-Exchangs-cio
Wheat no | red Northern spring Arm, Is 2rd Corn
SPOT American mixed old dull SIS IOisd December quiet.
B. aRd. March quiet Is Tisd. F1our-St Louis fancy
winter steady Hope London (Pacnc Coaso hrn.
1915 Be-f-ENtra India mess dull as "a prime M
dun b Pork-I'rime nne Western. duI DOS
prime mess medium Western. dull as 60. Hams-shor'
,ut II g. ~ NJ Arm 3is 81 Bacun- Cumberland sn,.
10 10 n Arm ass short rib % 10 ~ n. strong ,s
long midlles light 30 80 n nrl .'s ions
mdies heavy 40 IS n firm 2rs short GEAR pee
10 :, Is n firm 29s 81 bellies. IA 70 ~ 10 $50"
3ls snoulders-Square. Il 10 - NJ nil ~
P-ime Western nrm us Cd cheese- AfneJlSff niss'
white nrm ijs do col red firm 4ds Tall0" fSne Up
steady POS Cottonseed oi-Liverpool renne1 u.a''
las Cd. Turpentins-splriY nTm. 2ss 3D. hosln-~o"
steaLy. is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Dec oqr stead Tefe .rfayb; sop So 500
81 xinsr patents 50 soaSi ars and s!ar :, 10 ner
So IS cornmea nrm siasGp per bag 81 Sps y Sy
4o, 4lc 40 2 43c Oats hTm receipts tgv I srn
80" 2f036 c Nos . and 3 $3.50 ~ .llie-l IA "
taa- e. o;asi4 20 winter, 81 75Gsl5' mddunss
sIt s5sIs red dog flour. 81 75 Butter arm "ss.
dc. Imitation i3q l6c. ladles lic. NhTeso ''"'' ~
ern 0isQl0c. Western. 9AVloo -.
Buffalo Dec 2Sprns Nhss, strong 7 Isne' winter
vSea, dull drmer No red 40 No red ,Ssc M; 40
ezra red 72c. No white. q corn Qulet, IaiY
49, u . yellow, 3s2c: No 3 yellow. Ssc. No vel
low 55 gs5iac No corn. 80 Q$Gc ~ corn 80;
O.. oTsrirgs ve.v light. strOnsly held, 10 "hless
oot . ~ . lcb,te 3fi.c, 10 white. 3olec. No miNed
an Barley unsettled tendency toward hsher p''0''
pve-So offerings. Flour Arm; demand ient
nicapo Dec 2-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD. =
Railroaos.

STATIONS foot OF Yves, Twenty-,hrd Street ana
Dssbrosses and cor;andt Street. cortland,
Streets is ten minutes than that given Ss'0" ''
New York 10 Plttsbufg. sleeping Car P!ttseurs 10
flSs&s .af ffy.iPa
Sn carr. fo se cSosso pcies
Sa1PP'pMs c hq,St AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
o S'fy Mzs4 s f4'9SiRE For
10 e. ,f'ss stoSs4HwHsrERy p''
7s S's p. NJ PAcfFic P,ss,S and
s2s 'S NAIL INP P P,:s
burg w "a sfTis Tr; AND THE sorTHc
'o 81: so 80 az. Pnsr SONS =. q
P9lns Cos! s. no s sD%Ss SEQ:
r. .G 20 90 Dsas ca 4So Dnns $50
sdTTHE g9 TEA eeHIrwAY-Expr.a 100 p 1908 night
ATLANrIc COAST LINE.-Expres'' s'0 a. m ana '''
oaG w M sss
,;pgs $40 s5s tG N aa Weekday. ana
par.t palor e Cars Passenger coach. and Combined
GArE p,.A1s i:s-y p"2s vf a..ss
s sS2isys si 20 M s0 n '2 $40
s"'a4y' 81 FoR T. FsHiiGADELPHIAs Limited, go
Dining Car 1870 G2ins Can lis0 epininr csYi 80
Dining Car 40 $50 m l2 o' nlsh,o "a sYna n,ns
do $50 $50 go $50 Gniteal 90 90 in p Carr
Car a M / so Dining Car) $50. Az N LIZ
40 Dining CAP $50 Dining Carr. 74o 800 D. M
Ticket ofces No, 4o aH llse. Ia2a ~, sns s,r 81.
broadway: Aston House W..t Iwen's s,s C,orandt
Streets: court street. $50 Fulton Street w e,a,on
and pennsylvaria Annex Station Brookyn. Iii %
Iersey CITY TIE New YJ-k Transfer COMPANY
for and check baggage from hotels ana 's''
Telephone, .'27S7 Eighteenth Street for FennsSi'an
Reiro , can Ssry,ce' = r. WOOD.
j. Il. ~ III, General Passr Agent.