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Evening journal., 1898-09-01
Names of Army Omcers.

A correspondent of the London
Spectator calls attention to the fact
that out of a random list of 81 Off
GERS IN the American army and navy
there are three German names. one
italian, one French and one Dutsh.
All the rest are unquestionably Brit
'fh.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01

1t is announced that Rev. Jonathan S.
Willis will stump the state for John
II. Hioffecker, the Addicks nominee for
Congressman. Mr. Willis is so fond
of tallking I'M public that he has never
had to be asked twice TO go on the
stump for any man OF AddiclSs tenden-
cies.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
Hosiery.

Absolutely stainless
black Stockings, with
splic, d heel and toe and dc
knees The best I2Hc ST
for children you ever bo
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01

And 50 Frederick e. Bach pridas
himself on being the only Delaware
Federal officeholder who refused to
take orders from Col Henry "A. Du-
Pont at the Regular Republican State
Convention. Mr. Bach is usually more
discreet than this, and il HE is not
more circumspsct the Colonel may
knock the bottom out OF his berth at
Washington.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
For Saturday.

Best quality Cotton Crash, 31z,
White Shaker Flannel, &c.
Pure linen Crash, &c.
Fine 121ac. TOweling for Sc.
Williamsville Muslin, 6Ac.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
HOT WEATHER TRIPS
Where Wilmingtonians Seek
Relief from Old SOILS Rays.
AN ENJOYABLE TUG PARTY
GIVEN BY MIR AND MRS. M'CAUS-
LAND ON THE LAURA B. LAST
NIGHT-oTHER SOCIAL NOTES
OF INTEREST.

All communica tions intended for inser
ton I'm this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
pANorrrT A REATr-RE.

one of the features Of the Democratic
League rally here on Saturday VIII be
= banquet at the Clayton House. John
G. Gray made arrangements for 1t thls
morning. AK II
Evening journal., 1898-09-01

1t is MO state secret THAT Addicks
and Willis worked hand in hand with
The Democrats to prevent the seating
OF Coz. Henry "a. DUPONT in the United
States Senate. Now Colonel DUPONT
has his revenge, and it is not yet com
pete.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
The Objectionable article referred to

The Objectionable article referred to
is as follows:
We regret that the rowdy element in
the First Delaware Regiment has again
brought shame upon it's own organiza-
ton as well as upon the state Of which
Ii Is a product We hope the authori-
ties will prune out this element and
dismiss them in disgrace from the SER
vice. If they are so wanting in self
respect as to engage in drunken brawls
and worse at every opportunity, they
are a disgrace to the state and nation.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
Umbrellas.

Monday will be school I
ing aud every child ST
have an umbrella. Satu
we will offer a special lot
low price.
90 children's Umbrellas, SOC.
80 misses Umbrellas, 75c.
80 misses Umbrellas,ve very fine
81, SIPS, $1.50, in all the
handles.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
RAILWAY
CONSTRUCTION

John Jacoby has secured the contract
for building the electric railway from
ordon Heights to Claymont. The right
OF way has been secured and the work
will be rushed.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01
WIN. B. SHA.
81 GO.
Fourth end Market ;
Parasols.

Only thirty-hve fancy
soils left-these we viii
Saturday at half price.
beautiful desi ms and all
SEASONS styles
Evening journal., 1898-09-01

Aguinaldo's insignia OF his ran.
president OF the Philippine minist.
a gold whistle. His sceptre is to
stick with a gold handle and a Il.
II this is an indication OF the calib'
the insurgent leader Merritt has b
him a more difficult problem to
than Dewey had.-New York Pres
Evening journal., 1898-09-01

Harmony with honor" sounds wc.l,
but it won't stand the wash.
Evening journal., 1898-09-01


IL should not be forgotten that the
president and his Cabinet are also vic
Tins OF the war. The present hot spell
has been exceedingly trying in Wash
ington, and neither President McKin-
ley nor any of his Cabinet have yet had
a vacation. The chief magistrate has
had a great deal to think about and
worry over, too.-Springfeld Republi
can.
Politically, things up in Nebraska are
a good deal like the handle Of jug, all
on one side. The Democrats. the Popu-
lists and the Free Silver Republicans
had their convention yesterday. Under
the terms Of agreement adopted the
Democrats get the ney-generalship
and all the other state offices go to the
Popalists. The Free Silver Republi-
cans get nothing, except the fun Of
voting for the other tellows.-Boston
Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

STATIONS IN New York foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
yTSTrprffE TEAMS, PULLMAN EUFFET CARS
pTNTsCH LIGHT
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
stations. o ro..x-o., ,.,>.c
UAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
anS oeWECo EXPRESS. Pullman Pufe. Parlor Cars
Connecting Buffalo vita trains for Chicago and points
400 p NJ (daily)-Chcago and Buffalo vestibued Ex-
rress FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and EI.MIRA.
Pullman Buffet Parlo- Cars to Elmra. Through sleep
ing cars ana day coach TO Chicago arriving at AIS p.
n next day. "
OI'TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
ZOO p NJ OIaly)--CHTcAGO and BUFFALO yF.Srf-
FILLED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BING-
iiAMTON EI.MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago Dining Car
west OF Buffalo. - -
$40 p " daiy)-Bt'FFA1O EXPRESS, PULLMAN
MIRA BATH MOI Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
o,sO p NJ 1iaIy)-BI'FFALO. SCRANTON. RfNG-
sYPACIisE and OswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
1IckETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Ltd li3 Broadway; "a Park
Place 429 and o4o Broadway Tickets at Ferry stations.
iii Fourth ave. Twelfth ST.; 81 West One Hun
ded and hnh st. 2$5 Columbus New York:
s3s ard 1o6 Fulton 81. and '08 Broadway. Brooklyn.
Time table giving fuil information AZ all stations.
VrcTCOTT1 EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December 81 1898.
single ca. Of Is head i Nd 'r al
sac per sides latest cables from the BIT
sh markets reported live cattle si9w ,op pre- ,s g
beef vas ssc per ~ The Cevlc took out to-day 'or the
shsmt~rg Son and scnwarzschd q snzheIger ana
T. AS quarters beef for other shippers shipments 20
20 erinada 400 quarters Of beef on the Tenton'c
Liverpool
CALvBs Receipt, 20 head. all ior the market
sold Vnals were firm other calves steady The offerings
included OF Western calves which were he'd over
s7ass per barnyard calves at 81 so city dressed
vesls nrrn 9gi2c per 10; country dressed steady at
Gaqisc dressed barnyari calves at 4na6c
& biilenIaek: 3 yeals, ls' n at So ss%, ..n
Newton a. Co: veals, i27 10. at -
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were "a cars. or Ss5
Monday Their. were cars on sale sheep held
With hrmness but sold slowly lambs were steady
sheep were held over. Medium to fair sheep rod at
So 5O3s4 per n ordinary TO choice lambs at - 21n
$50 Dressed mutton slow a, 'a se peI "a ea
sales-M Collins io2 state lambs. 70 10 average at
IS per 100 NJ 20 Virgin, SHEEP ~ 10 at a. Il state
Newion & Co =: 0s Ohio lambs. SO n. at IS 90 Ohio
sheep and lambs. MIXED 90 n. at s.
J. II wilkerson IS Buffalo sheep 50 n at " g
90 DO common 81 n at IS IS.
HoGs~Recepts Il cars, or s!o bead and there
Try d1. sS yf we're slow a, sa5.c per %
sale:"T,w Lamb: II ss,sx hog. $50 n ay era a..
roughs 800 ro at So
J. II Hume & Bro: IAte yesterday 10 State pigs 81
n at 81 70: 10 DO 70 No. at - So is state hogs 40 H.
g. Judd Co io2 Western hogs. 1855 70. a, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
Railroads.
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central station foliows:
EMPIRb sfATD EMPRESS. LIMITED ~
sse, ra TAN r IN 3. woTd Drs suH sco p
irs; lilo ' n To- Limited to is sea,ns e,paei,y
S.40 4, Mast MAI. Daly-vor Buffalo. Niagara
Fails and Cleveland $780,. IA,
1880 A. n DAY EMPRESS except W. ss ss,s points
LOO p M-souTHwESTERN LIMITED IIS, ana c, Sa
a. ndanaPa; s., Nb LOU. and 'sPfErAr except
500 %IAkB smoRh United
7i5 A. NJ due Chicago 400 p. A. Sleeping an'
600 r: M-Wi:srERN EXPRESS. Daiiy-r0r Niagara
Montreal and sxcept SATURDAY.. Tor ot ,M vov-
7.3O p M;--ADIRoNpAcx MOUNTAINS AND Nun
s45 rPhAs ME DYrFEsT PAM AND SOUTHWESTERN
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapo. end 81 LOUIS
"'"" ing car only Tor pon,s on Fall Brook Ry. via
9.15 r M.PAcIFIc TXPREss ps,lywror osf'n s,-
cent SATURDAY for Cape Vincent and the auburn roso
1910 nght-yIDNIGHT EXPRESS. For C Hnao =
every night .xcep. sunday Jay. nights 'o"'''
O,IS A. ~ ard 355 r. M.-psily. except Sunday 10
..pn'sheit Sundays only at 0i:0 T. ~
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch LIGHT. ....,..
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Csntrar s's,ou
ll3 2si All Broadway. 81 Eas, ith ST. 20:
ana faoth 81 Ss.ion Seu Ycrk; and 126 Fulton st.
ard inc Broadway. r D.. Brooklyn - A.. 49,,
Telephone "2Ta0 Thlrty-eghth Street Tor New io,k
dence hv Wesicott Express Company. -
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
hay and straw at New-York for the
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yrk. Decemt

n
cOFFEE-There was sharp slump In coffee futures
kes and very bearsh turn to statistics Liquidation
set In. which stimulated bears TO hammer the list with
something like old-time vim. The opening was barely
prices 10 points lower. There eut~e
additional decline Of l04l5 points, with the market
finally steady net loss Of i5Q25 points Total sales
% 800 bags. Public and private European cables
noted apathy and weaknesn al both Havre and Hamburg.
while market unsettled and lower Brazil
ian receipts piled up surprising aggresating
5000 bags the largest in time, Warehouse deiy
cries Of disappointing proportions yesterday although
liberal Friday. Cea1nces for this country were very
heavy. also arrivals Some OF the more confident
bulls stubhorny resisted the efforts Of bears 10 depres
prices being supported by predictions for more extensive
distribution Of supplies from warehouses Trading was
FOR theee times and largely OF
fessonal character the department business was
OF small proportions buyers being rdposed 10 stock UP
OF the weaker ruling OF futures
A. the close prices basis Of exc FOR No RIO.
invoice clearences for this country included
the steamer Phidias 10000 bags and the COeridgs
WITH 600 bags from Bahia: the steamer Belova with
10 600 bags from Victoria: the steamers Bellova with
rs 600 bags Chaucer with IS 600 bags from Rio
1000 bags Shipments during the week 70 this country
II 70 Germany MO bags. ana 10 the rest
OF Europe 200 bags. Arrivals at NeT-York Included
which Gent the stock at this
point up many thousand bags.
rhe range prices In the locai market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Dec. 2I-cate-Receipts to-day were small
and buyers slow to hold. Choice cattle
largely nominal Of the cattle offered
selling under IS TIE range OF prices $685. 10 for
good 10 choice and s4J$4 ej for grades
Feeders &3ae4 40 Western brought
eoQ$5 Choice calves brought 50 oGsG 81 oommoner
grader selling for 1890 Bulls cows and heers ranged
from 92dtA Is Buyers OF hogs were not though
provisions higher. Sales extreme
Of 81 soqss o. the bulk Of TIE hcgs changing hands a,
lambs offered that prices Mere easily maintained
sheep 256k4 IS for inferior 10 prime natives The
sheep coming largely led Western Common to
over 81 Recepts-Cate. $500 head hogs 10000 head
sheep head.
CincInnatl Dec 27.-Hogs nrmer, s3as3 30 Cattle
strong 81 5oQs5 Sheep steady. 81 2oGs+ Lambs nrni
saas5 35
Fsst Buffalo Dec 27.-Recelpts OF sale and through
cattle sheep hogs during the wenty-four hours
ended at noon to-day Cattle cars; sheep and
lambs I cars. hogs 70 shipments cattle. . cars;
sh.er and lambs cars: hogs. II cars Catte-rhs
offerings couple Of loads which LEFT and
for which there only moderate Inquiry Calves
were IN light demand and lower choice 10 Extra were
quoable 81 50nki. good 20 choice s5HSd 20,
thin c1yes sell the basis Of So 500 81 So
Sheen AMI lambsThe offerings IL loads The mar
set opened with fair demand but the best lambs sold
lower than yesterday basis being 81 e5g<5 5 Sheep
dull Choice lambs quotatle
AT IS eJds5 .5 good choice. s5G<5 30 mixed sheep
choice tidsi 2j good TO choice 81 ,5yt1 tat
The offerings pretty well cleaned up Hoss-Tna
offerings we're about 40 loads There fair trade
AZ a decline Of lOf3Dc. which mostly on the light
hogs Good weight hoss were quotable az - Boo ~ 90
81 So mostly s. So what pigs were sold were on the
basis OF g. <O there not many sold the bulh
bsins I.ft over: rough s3g&3 10; stays Is. AZ the
close there or loads itf, over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
Chicago. Dec 27-The leading futures ranged as 10

Cash quotations follows: Flour nrm norninsy
Zoe 9 sa1s as - sPrss wha GSSs 80 red
r. o4as44s; 10 Sar.y b. icasTc No sasssed
mess pork per Dbl IS sa.s so lard per 100 ~ S. 300
So%de, 1ox Short GEAR Sides sFy
s. loas5 49, whiskey dsters' finished goods per gal.
Produce Exchange day the butter market steady: tins
l499se; dairies 12iz&i7c cheese steady. stdi0Ac;
eggs Arm; FRESH 22a21c.
cinc,nna,, Dec 2TyIOgr firm: fancy ssasa 30 fam
stronger: No mixed asc. oats steady: No 2 mixed
2ec. Rye steady: No 2 SIC. Butter unchanged fancy
msn hsa nns 81 9a% ssy 2 ss ce
Cheese steady; prime to choice Ohio fat lo9ioac.
MlssSHs pee 27mwhsa' higher no Northern
Barley nrm: No p 4oc: sample 4og4sisc
MAY G7tsc: July 67s.c; No hard on track 6issc No
MS.hs os So No c:5 Sohs os FRI. pat
81 eyGs2 IS Bran. in bulk. s9aso 30
Philadelphia. Dec 27.-,whest firm. &c higher CON
tract grade December 7iA975c Corn firm. li.c higher
10 mixed S %n SaPgF Butte
.tay s.h nesrsS s % western Zee 90
western, 25e % Southern. 2oc Cheese firm Receipts
4o7 900: oats. 1900. Shipments Wheat, $4,000 bush
corn $1,000 oats 2i."o
St .u; 2 g. S ss
hshsr No rcd cash sisrstor ss BID track re
December 72'sc May 7s',c asked. july 6s,.c bid Nc
sss MS b hss no ' No S,
cash. 2Iilc bid; track 2sc December. 2ssc May. 2oc
cas-. track 57ds7Ic Butte" Steady: creamery. isa,
2aisc; dairy, l4alsc. Eggs-steady at ioc
Toledo. Dec. 27:wheat active and FIRM: No cash
and hrm: No 2 mixed a7iic oats dull and firm: No
mixed. 2sc Rye dull and firm. No cash; 2sc Clover
seed dun and higher; prime cash. old 81 H. new cash
December. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28

Liverpool. Dec: 81 345 p. m;--Exchanse-Wheai-sp
firm No red Western winter "a 2lsd No red Northern
spring. Ca ID Cornspot firm: American mixed. ~;
futures quiet March. Rs 1854; December. 81 INA.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady S. Hops az Lon
don Pacific COAST dull. ~ i5saf5 las Beef dull extra
India mess Cos: prime mess. COS. Pork dull prime
fine Western sos; prime medium Western. AIS Oh.
Hams-short cut, IL to 10 n, nrm AS Bacon-Cumber
land cut rs 80 n. firm. 800. short rib ~ 10 - 10.
firm. 32s o. long clear mddes Light IS To- IS 10 steady
2ss long clear mldles heavy 10 TO AZ 10 steady 2Is
I'd clear backs ID TO Is H. firm. 2s. clear bellies
IL to 10 ~ firm. as Ga Shoulders square y TO II N.
frm 22s 3D. LAri-Pr!mc Western Arm. 2Is Cd. Cheese
firm: American finest white and coored, 40s Taliov
Prime city firm, 2os Cd Turlen,ine. spirits. strong 32s
Gl. Cotton seed oil Liverpool refined steady. l5s Rosn
common steady So 3D. Imports of wheat into Liverpool
week: From Atlantic ports 81. 900 quarters from,
ports 1000 quarters Receipts OF from Atlantic
ports for the week. I%.300 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrough trains leave New-York foot OF
n. follows and nvs minutes earlier from wes, 23d- ST.
0OiS A. M.-vesbuied Express daily for Bingha ton.
waveriy. Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
T. NJ parior 10 Buffalo
no r. M,-yestituled iimited--Fsst mail daily sofia
,rsn Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland TAO A. NJ Chicago
p NJ sleepsrs 70 chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
daily Arrives Buffalo 7;oo A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
NJ Jamestown 100 a. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
Cleveland i23 T. NJ. Sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car
DiH II. M.-Daily solid train for Binghamton ElmIra
waverly and Chicago sieepers to Hornesvile Chicago
M mi t,rs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
cOMM0DArioNs at H. Iis. 26t. %oi and 0s1 Broad-
way 100 East i25ths and ia West ic5th-
st. Chambers West Esd ferries New York; sss
$50 Fton-st % broadway, Brooklyn; Ia Rivsest.
Co calls for and checks baggage fr0w hotels qua rSs>
dencea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" signals.
Stations in New York foot 81 Liberty ST.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations New York foot of Liberty ST.
and South Ferry Whitehall ST.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehal :,
hve minutes earlier than that given below Tor Liberty DIE
except when noted.
800 1:l5 9lO NJ n2 ". 70 Easton) l:D .@'tv % %
Easton). t5:45 G:3c to Eastonl p NJ sundays '''''
600 Easton) A. ~. 100 $50. 600 p NJ AIM o.,o
For Wlkesbare. Pittston. ard scranton. '''"' VI"
A. NJ, 100 p VI. Sundays. '4:3o 4. NJ "a. o,o
For Reading and Harrisburg at - % sd 90 AZ
1900 to Reading p 81. 1915 night: Sundays W
1850 TO Reading A. NJ. 100 l:30 $3.50. 500 r. NJ
II :l5 night =. AIM
For Sunbury. Iewlsburg. and wliamsport al 80
1:45 sio A. NJ. 100. 900 p. NJ isi3 nigh, Suhoa'''
1870 a. M. 100, 80. 600 P. ", l2i5 night.
ALL RAIL ROT TE .
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE: &c,
Grove and points south Point Pleasant ,f.p
only Glrt). $50 nOl5 only 10 Red Bank' ~ 90
A NJ 45 only 20 Red Bank). 80 only 70 Ked Fang:
'4:i5 +:i0 6l5 " Sundays stops az ,a pa
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 900 rioo only u "e'
Ban) A. NJ. 400 r. NJ. a, "a.
For Atlantic Highlands $50 $50 1880 A. X 20.
AGO. 33s. els p NJ. Sundays. 900 A. NJ 800 r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 sac io'iS A. H. i'i' $780, 40 p ~ SUNDAY"
For Iske9urs $50. $50 1913 A. NJ las. $40 ''''
For Toms Rivcr parreeo,. 'i:2o. s 30 NJ. LAS.
4:lO p ". Sundays, 'io:i5 A. ". =,
For City Vineland and Bri1seton 80" ~ n.
For Monmouth Reach. seabarht. and HIShl.nds OF
Nayssink - 80 $50 IL 30 4. ~ las. 4:40 P M sun
days 900 A NJ, 400 p "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Dee 81. p. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
unchanged American midilins - 3a2i. The sales OF
the dsS were bales OF which so for specula
ton and export and included roo American. Receipts
so 900 bales including 5000 American Futures opened
and closed quiet with moderate demand: American
middling / N December Gsgs 6%d sellers: De
February i-84GS 2-64d buyers February and March.
2 s+ss s-o4d value: March and Ap, sse+gS etd
June S-s4d buyers; June ana July $500 SELLER.
ssptember 37-s4d buyers; September and October.
lad buyers; Oct5ber and November. 164d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

&, Louis. Dec. 27--cot,on quiet; mdd1ing 6Sc: low
nldlllng Sc; good ordinary lll6c. receipts
bales gross. 1865 shipments. 1ISO. sales. DO: stock.
% 325
Memphis. Dec 27.-Cotton quiet: rniddling. bssc low
middling 4Nc good ordinary Iec net receipts. s6ss
bales gross 1863. shipments. l2022 sales 500 stock.
$1,000
Baltimore. Dec. 2I.-Cotton nominal: mddlins. sac;
low mddng side; good ordinary Lice; gross re-
cepts. Sol bales. stock 1904
Savannah. Dec. o7.eotton quiet and easy: miidlins.
lCc; miing 4'sc: receipts. +Ii3: exports coast
wise 3s2I. sales ~ stock 37.O1i.
Galveston. Dec 27.-Cotton-Hoiday. Receipts. 1879
bales stock $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station N Y. as folio"~
and Is m, later from foot Of W. i2d 81:
IZ.45 y. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Da1y, ION
Albany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS.
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis Arrives
Chicago and 81 Louis afternoon Dinins Car,
C:45 r. NJ. 80 later foot W. 42d SD chicago ana
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica syracuse s H1en-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. be'ro'ss
Cleveland Chicago and St L0als.
TAO p NJ Daily for Utica Syracuse, Rochester. suf-
fao. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
S;4S +, NJ Daily Albany. Utica syracuse. hocnee-
ter BUFFALO Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Csve-
land. Chicago and 81. Louis
Time tables al principal hotels and ohices. Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by westcott Express
C. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. ~ I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston, Dec 21-Flour firm receipts. 1910 bbls; spring
patents 81 winter do 81 g0nS4 clears and sralghts
So 10 Conmeai higher; 9oa92c per bag. 81 s5as2 per
Dbl Corn firm receipts O. 49, bush; steamer yellow. ACC
No O. 4Ic Oats Arm; receipts 2SGlI bush: fancy. 800
3'l;e; Nos 2 and 8. S6a36'ac Millfeed firm bran
Red Dog -four SIS Butter firm; Northern 2ia2iisc:
Western. 2lsc; imitation, l5HlGc; ladies'. lac. Cheese
firm, Northern. l0qloiac. Western. lokglosc.
Buffalo Ilec. 27.-Sprlng wheat dull but nrm: No /
hard 19sc No Northern. 1850: No Northern. % Nc.
Winter wheat unsettled and higher No red, IJc; No 3
extra red re; No white 744c on track corn-Active
demand prices considerably higher. No yellow Ale:
No yellow. toi,c 70 3 corn l0isc. oats scarce and
hsm, No white 32ise; No 3 white. 3lise; No white.
3fc. Barley strong. upward tendency fancy. 56q5Ic:
choice. 5+d55c medium JOq5lc: low mailing 47atsc
State fancy 50gGoc: choice 5'a5sc Rye dull No in
stOr. quoted 8odG3c Flour firm. fair demand. best
patent spring s4as4 90 bakers straight spring 50 5gst
bakers clear spring s3Qs 20 Low grade spring 81 5OT
patent winter Sass best family winter. 81 80
ss 10 low grade winter. s2aS2 % graham, best, 50 %
ass 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
From foot Liberty 81.
week days '3" 500 10 90 ~ 10 pin K q Car ,,1 a;
Carr, 800 p NJ 1915 mdt. SUNDAYS. '4:3o 1000 dl go
Dining Carr. A. NJ. 1870 900 ROYAL Bue Limited, % 90
DinirC Carl NJ, 1915 mdt. Additional trains ror
PhiIads:phla week DAYS 40 200 A. NJ S;D 100 +'ao.
Tickets and parior seats at foot OF Liberty St.
whitehall ST. 49, i'2. ssi 43i. o44 l2st 1923 Broad
way 1911 eth Av, ~ r. 4th St. 1913 Fast 10Th ST. 20
west i25,h ST.. psi columbus Az New York; Court
The n Y Transfer Will c9ll for and check baggage
from hotels or residences TO destination.
sFrcu Liberty ct. only
.From South Ferry at go r. ".