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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-22
Fine TAILORING.

If yoa want pair of pants OF q
saIt of clothes made in the latest ia
hion, or clothes cleaned or dyed,
call on first class tailor,
ANDRES FIERLINGy
The Tailor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-22
FOR Il EFT

The MilIer's Hotel building hav-
ing been completely repaired is Of
cred fer rent for hotel purpose d
reasonable rates. Apply to Fran
cisco Yturria.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-22
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-22

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-22

F.r. Niles NERVE PIAsTERs cure RHEUAIA-
EzSsz, " is.AlS 8AElz6. A. d-aggssts. only &c
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-12-12
No. 92.
TOQUES MADE At HOME.
Good Use That May lie Made of Odd
Bits OF Velvet, Feathers
and TuIlr.

Here are q few half-seaSon toouea
that, with a little ingenuity, odd bits
of velvet, tulle and feathers, can be
made at hCme, over wCll-shaped wire
frames. n fascinating arrangement in
mou:c-colorcd velvet. all wiz l:lcd hori-
zontally and resting against the hair,
is crossed in front by loosely draped
knot in light gray satin. The height of
the krot, which pufIs up above the vel
VCt t0lGa in front. holds down t,vo
stuffed guinea fowl feathers that circle
f2tT back over the smooth velvet
crown. 1t is an exceedingly pretty de-
sign, suitable TO accompany a tailor
made gown, and is, as may be imagine,,
very easily executed.
Another coquettish little headdress
is OF r0-sy blue velvet. drawn to the
front IN two sharp rcvcrnS. Over the
naring back rcveres is a hiGh-Iifted, ir-
regular bow. krottcd Il Gia I Lias Eiece
Of lavender tufTeta. the center Of the
Enct being twist cf ran2y blue velvet.
G"o f&-cy pearl h"iEtns. with li,igree
2u"tn". are stuck iauntilv in the
front cr Tic how. The arrar~cE.Cut CT
a." Gins * Iail-fashion as ihcurh thew
.""vcl 10 tacii the low to TIE bonnet.
- outline and twist about he small
EcdY Of the toQue are made Cf a fine
rUching of lavender mousseline de
sole.
Watching street gown, out of the
cloth Of which it is made. is rcnDy-
red toque, artfully drapcd and raised at
the left side with knot CT velvet pop
Pies. with SeCdy black ccrtcrs. Above
the ropnies is an aggressive spreading
Of four lively rcd wings. An ornament
of cut jet is allowed to show vaguely
among the Eoppies. Elack tullc is cf-
fectiveiy combined on 4 tcquc frame
with n rolling twist of black velvet.
The tulle has an added charm if it be
first jet-sparglcd. The crown is filed in
with loosely folded tulle. while q wide
rope twist of velvet forms the rim. The
roll is broken near the front by q
subtly wound knot of tulle that forms
base for short jetted aigrettcs. Behind
the aigrettes are airy loops of tulle that
are given a crisp appearance by being
invisibly wired.
Circular flats of soft felt are easily
draped and twisted into artistic toques.
Fine violet colored felt is effectively
used in a prettily crushed toque, orna-
mented at the left side with an enor-
nous knot of very pale Parma violet"
velvet, into which two violet colored
quills sprinkled with jet are stuck at
angles. The center of the knot is q
jeweled ornament. At the back two
round punches of violets rest against
the hair.
Strikingly odd is toque r:de en-
tirely of ostrich tips and plurH.-, The
foundation is little fiat. covered with
short, curly ostrich trimming. Around
the crown are dozens Of tiny curled
tips. This roll of tips curves down in
front and up high at the side over
cabbage rosCtte of turquoise Luy vel
vet. conferred on pearl cr"airont.
Back from the rosettc Il sirG!c long
black plume curves gracefully, resting
half against the hair.-Chicaco TimCs-
Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-12-12
ScncDcn!rucr's Disappointment.

The story is told that friend.
invited TO dine with Schcrcrhaucr at
his favcri'r restaurant, where y rIir,-
hcr cf officers were in the habit G.
meeting. rcticcd that Schcr""rnurr
took ro.d coin from his pc2Ert H.
fore eating ard laid it down beside
Him. When the meal was Over thc
philosopher replaced the coin in his
purse. Upon question from his
friend, Schopenhauer explained: 81
have been dining with these officers
for some time" he said, "&nd about
two months ago I registered a CLIENT
VOW to give this gold coin, OF consiG-
cradle value, to some worthy charity
on the very first occasion upon which
| should hear these gentlemen talk of
anything but women, horses and tho
chances Of promotion. You see still
have my money."-Chicago Chronicle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-12-12
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER.
Issued Every Day, Sundays Excepted.
prietOr.

sue Copy. one ar.-...-............... Ss Gc
bne Copy, six moutas ................. 90
For any period under six months, ono dollar
r month. Payable IN advance.
Delivered by carrier in Ell1o at twenty-five
ants perweek
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-12-12
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

" LL1AA l1tt LII h1NDL1N .
i ublished every Friday and sent to any ao-
hress, postage paid). at the following rates,
payable in advance.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
bDe year. ..-...........-...--..... "a 90
Blk N OnInS ...........2 SO
Dor any period under six months, fifty cents
bsr month.
Entered at Elko, Nevada, PostoIice for
rsnsmisslou through the mails as second
lass mai matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Eiu be male aV low as is consistent with
y llii DIStl,'s principles. Apply at the Of
s oe fer terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

sssi:' DO sis'. ard rsnn.ylvana prime has %
DO falr to good 6de'sc chickens and fowls mixed West
good 70 prime sas,.c: do state and rcnnsyyania good
T. prime 1zasc. DO Western. ~ picked gool 70 prn,
western scsiaed 7a7i.c do fair 10 good edGsc. old
e20 IN agc ne"re prime to ho . N" ve 90 Mar
land good 70 prime Saioc: 40 western prime ,n' &c;
dozen g So Do small and DARK 81 25asi 20
are large ana b n "r moving Irregular Gaaiiy Prime
parrdse~ IN light supply and firm Ihofe aafx n
ply only moderately HEAVY canvas and red
@ ''ns ANY ana priwe o h dn 81 ,sgsi 25 do
dry per pair slasi q i, drawn 75cas; grouse prime
undrawn s. drawn 81 loasl = sooeoSS prime iar
Ssn o s. sg ~ Enssh fnPs 7 B5e do as 1
s. Do Light socas redhead. n and eyer 70 I pair
wing teal a5aioc: do greenwng teal. 25a3oc: do com
mon 2"p:jc rabbits per pair l3a2'c' JACK raons per
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes are in
rules barely steady with outside figures extreme sweet
So w en r,n ws | aay asd Tae Russia turnPs
arm cahbsees lead squash turnps and other
IN good demand when fancy but poor atag hsax bn,
prices show material improvement Florida yegeabes
vile range anything fancy sell. promptly stock
neglected ord low Other vegetables as 9l gsi >, DO
Maine Hebron 81 90 DO and western per Is9 . ~
81 l24$l - 90 Jersey sas - swee, potaoss 49,
pe- Dbl SASS 30 d. Connecticut red 81 23asi 20 90 40
yellow 81 25asl Western New York. red Sln>i ~
% Yellow. 5OcGSl -. do orange county RED per Dag
75cuSi 81 10 yellow. 15cGs -. Reefs per DBL 1cnSl
Cucumters per slTS2 30. Celery per dozen "R
5pc caulif0wors per bbi. 5OrIS3 'ahhages. per 10
s2psi Elephants per Dbl 81 50gs3 - Green peas per
hsskei 81 5oqs3 Kaie. per hh 3o1toc. sp'nach' per
hi. IjcH>i Lettuce per basket Sils3 Okra per car
rer slas2 Peppers por carrier. sigsi IS string neas
per crat" basket SlnS4 Tomatoes. per carrier S4fs
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Tr has not assumed The
full activity expected ~ e. Still taking one DAY Win
another ruled strong enough 20 keep down
accumulaticns Tho river Will soon cease t. he me
Ia tncv
This prices considerable IN
dependence FeV dealers at monen, disposed 10
make concessions upon straight lines ~ top quaty
hay Prime 50 s.a that would 10 surprising
n perfect 40 a substitute. should stnen up 'or
weeks market With the holidays I'm view. neNt
EEK ought call demand as does not
appear thai any distributing store
keepers - hay n material reserve should spurt
u husress We repeas quotations Win sonstninS
~ stronger tone. Prime hay, Per 100 n. "''. 90 -
- l-aco~: No . .OGI5c No B. S7-sHiac. unrrafahle.
30I3jc: clover mixed i0nIuc CIcrtr. s'7Nio'. %.
STHAW-Recei7is continue moderate. and tho outlook
for best long in favor ~ owners. though II re-
mains liberal tho fat deliveries VII,
prove nfe- tho harccs stop running We quot" tho ful
~ 30I iic for 20 best The recepts NJ
ha1 AMI straw n tons reported At tho produce TX
change ~ 20 day were Rv HIlson RIVER NaIfoad
go E-ie $50. Pennsylvania. 40 nnawar" LACK i"anna
md Western 100 WeS Shore 1870 l"hiCh valley. ~.
Jersey 10. river boats 2lo. total l3t'
Receipts Of straw. l2o tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
DEL AWAPE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN PAII ROAD.

Stations in New York foot u Barclay and Ch,;stophsr IS
VESTIBCLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PIETSCH LIGHT.
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
stations
1000 A M.-0's'- ra-' pv'rFANO SCRANTON BINo-
HANTON OwFGO ITHACA FL PA SYRACUSE
and OSwEGC EyPRFsS. Pullman -u~et Parlor Carr
csuuecting at Buffalo with trars chicago and pon,s
West
1000 p NJ >-CN'csro ara pp-alo ves.'hulsd Ex
rrese for SCRANTON PrSCr Hr0S a-t rI.MrRA-
Pullman Pu'ye. Paror Cara r'n're Through sleep
Ing cars dav coach 20 Chicago arriving at AIS r.
NJ day
5000 p M-SCP ANTON wrr.ErSBaRpE nnd PLYMs
CTTH FXPRrs-. Pullman Prf,et rari0r cars.
ZOO r Isarvl-CrTrCscO ana RIFE ArO VTSTr.
Prr,rD UNITED rXpRrsa .Jr SEP ,HTON. RING
EAMTO% FrLfrPa TvrTtrO THROUGH BUFFET
sLrEprNG CAR New York to Chicago Dining Cas-
osI'r-Prpe c1r ef-psNToN RrvGr4.NToS Eli
MIRA. PATH Mor'Nr NORRIS ard puFFAIo Ar
e:3N p " 6aauv)-RI'FrAro STANTON RINc-
TANTOT OWFGO ITHACA rr.Mrp.. UTICA,
SYRACUSE an CswEco EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
sespers.
'loKETs AND PULLMAN tcrovMopA ATOMS At
HENRY GAZE e. SONS Ltd. 'i3 Broaiwav: ~ Parh
i?c and oio R-oa'wav IT, cts A. r"-v stations
d-ed 'v-r''h a.. 30, co' Aus ave. New YORK;
soe 20, Walton ar' '0S DrNaSwav. Brooklyn.
Time table giving fl'' 'nr,rnnatc- ~ sn station.
check baggage hotel residence m destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
STOCK IN HANr
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-,-.. New 70 fop OK ' "r es2 head in
s aaas 20 5s sT s1s for as ears naFns S6
fov airsal in The yard FOR market, Of
which all were At Jers~ cy eS.ept 10 neadi ,' "a.
we're tay loo liver bulls ana cows active at nj,
WEDNESDAYS l-icas. Everything was cIsaIt up ~.
the exception ~ ne ca,s.. =. - ,o .oa,4s a,
s4s' q sso an" er stag az 81 o5S o. ' eo "a,
- 10 & was En-. s,a@ dns ' uahan 49,. che The coo
ss s al af's sn e f ss.d nun a4
schnarzschIi & Sulzherser ro-norrow tx Mar1ur',c
VIII larry 20 I>ondca 80 cattle t9r w: ~ ~ h, fr
sohwarzseht sIzlcTSfr ena a'0af ,V f~nton so3
cattle for " " Braner G. mpany .4miea the me San s
or c. 9'i Loa ns fe" c5 %ssa 81 the is from
or ne week eins sa'lr.; hF ali in pofs, Of
Grea Britain e2eep; > sheep. ...... ,o-,
9s i, 5; & g. $50 III is d. Ss T.
do ilaS n AZ s. ~ 70 TO- n 50. g DO. 1897 ~
At s. - 10. l2' ~ At So ~ a. i''t 10 az ios
n at s. % 20 OHIO d.. ii57 H. a, s. 20 g Do li5I n
oxen $50 II, a. - TO- 90. Low , - - s. 4o do
= e a5 . o. li'2 n s. ~ 80 oNfn' a. ll's 90 NJ ., a.
s g. vs. 81 y, ar s. y d.. 40 r. at 81 D.
sham9ers IN, - Cn' ,e9 =, '- -. e. c. - 40 A.
i?i. y s. 80 u o. il2 = at s. 10 stays 1858 H.
at - 90 ken 1888 y, at - , !" III, :, q, $3.50
d. At re g p o. s., s1 8 So " al ~ cows ''
H. ZOO - o.. e. 50 90 do 1853 - AZ e. 90. Il DO
I"'- ". Al e. q" !, e. 80. A. COO y a, e..
49," l:op ~ n - - 60 90 q A. ioio y a. e.
IT, ar >" j" 60 60 -n0"e e. o9t :, - g a. IN a. -
%" -" TO- AZ go >, o. e. - a. 20 :, ~, Z, q,
n, - 60 80, :, =. 80 reis % covs s-5 n
VI iiii, ul.,. go ~ a, 81 =, = 4,,-~.t, - -.
a. s. 3. .. y virginia COWS ana oxen '"A''' ''' 40 a.
s. = $500, ,ooo -, . ., co 1870
o cur : rs 90 IN. - ''' '" a. - w. Tvs
" IN , ,1 ", 49,, - 49, - e76 y, a, S. 40. 10 $50 =,
At $50; g. - n a, 50 900 - -,..
"a h''-'is ~+re .'l an '' rS-T,e 80
pa ng ~ %. 81, -, ~. 80, 90 cav - corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
EXHORrS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December O. 1925
cEThc vas an eHcsp,1nsny SLOW ma5 aers os
BraiI-,- can Up IL business had been connned
is hsrs October and for the entire session ne
- ~ Tss limited % $50 bags. with the msrket
Nar1n s,.ssv AZ gain 81 - 10 points beinafH
,- .hor,s seat prices Up points at the o9se ~
s'o5,. The general temper q The narSe' Iemalmec
nohHA as rros as expected The apathy o. business
ee' have been partly explained by the absence q
~ - RIO and santos beyond the cabling or re
nv =, . onn hays the Brazilian markets being closer
eH.,-; u holiday Locally The feature ~ sats'Cs
O. ,-.-ao-sirary deliveries from the United states
va these reached nearly 1900 bags ara gave
'Hes.-sA,s sIrpor; l. the market although me spo'
e2a hni l.tle in evidence the open market fr
o.. ~. s,rn;,es Talk Change was. perhaps, ht,le
t Soroe claimed parties who had failed - get
t'sh.- ha,,-e TIE rise would ne turning attention 10
N rh-h has vet developed hut little speculative &C
go, tus slowing some evidence o' feneNfi
uH.W ',s-.s; Spot Brazilian coffee ruled quei ana
llu. ro-,nsiiv ready the basis Of yesterdaNs g
Csc n no invoice lots 6a.c and tohSinS parcels
Csc ... ,-,o.s q, .he local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
ErROrEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. .. 3i5 p. m.-Exchange Closing
Wheat-No red Weftern winter dull 6s I'D No red
Northern spring dull Is I'D Corn sPoi. Amer lean
mixed OLD. quiet Is Sid. futures steady. December.
IS SAD. January. IS ~ :. March. 3s6-d Flourst
fancy winter steady. Sc Hops at Lonion-Paciic
Coast arm t5g5 beef-E1tra IsGa steady. DIS I'll
prime steady s2s CT Pork-Prme mess. fine Wes
ern steady sos prime medium Western steady.
as Cd Hams-Shor IA 10 10 n. firm. 3is Oh Bacon
-Cumberlani cut = to 30 N. dull, 3ts 81. short rib
n 3s long clear mitties lent. 30 10 IS
niddles heavy - q Is y. easy.
short 10 70 Is n steady. 2ss clear bel
lies IA 10 Is ID easy as "a. Shouters-Scuare - 10
IL n firm. 23s I'd. LArd-Prme Western dull. 2Is 3D.
Cleese-A mexican finest white firm. AS Do coorei firm
IS, Ta.Iow-Prne city steady. l9s Cd. Coonseed oil
Liverpool refined duil. lts "a Rosn-common steady
a 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.


STATIONS foot of West Twenty third street ANU
cyThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana 80. 70,
Streets minutes later than that given 'e''" ~
T. MAEPaTsa H eaa pi rariSr cs 70
fT4EJJsFvH@is M ffyeiEsa
on ssqs o S Rosso D ceeand
10 p. N. CHICAGO AND ST; LOUIS EX I6s.
SO Sai " MEs sa EXFREssOi Chicago For
10 4o'f f. NJ si'sf louis; n'
csIe' PA Hne'Fa and
c1so cOD,sG,s 70, Seys11a sScepip Raret
Sleeping Ca New YORK Altoona East Liberty coaches ps
burg wAsmISG W.; AND TIE ;sorTHc,
no i 100 so 20 ineT % r,ri9r :.c
Dining Cars, 90 sDinns so, ~ ~ ~ 50 DINING Can
N e 20 'conrrcssionsi Lin al psrlcr ans 80 on
ing Cars 30 Dining Carl, $50 u'n'ns N"'''
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expres.. 40 p m. i2o' n'S"'
ATLANTIC COAST rINE.-EHpro'' go a M anu CIV
6E o rSyH c ogH ", Gay
ATtANT!c ~ M -sa,y-v rr.s S5Hsi:rr s snr
rara, Parior Cars Passenger Coach. and Combined
CARE MAy-,2'o .. w s.s.a.y, sun,.v.. o..,,
street station, $50 NJ 10 90 % 9ns -. ? ard
ssTsS;, s 2 2 lss '? SO 0;1so
so 10 80 500 ~ . 50 rc1na y Ln - - 50
Dining Carr 10 N C0riig carr, - ~ a ~ r,-l
2'o aso 40 APO (nnlns Carr. 80 C, r,. sr-s,v.
c1c ~ c' So 30 On 70 ma o2cs
con- m. 20 Dining can. so, 10 s,o "a
40 Dining Carr. 5 80 Dining csr) 'fo' ''0 - "
20 NJ rigrt. 80, g, ga oct
prc,a,r,v. ...or u,,s.. yve. Tve-,y-'h'rf -.
s,.. &c cut s,, s,,. - so oa
prf rcnrsylvania station. gro 49, ~, vii cali
rs-sev civ The Ne, Transfer Con1ln c,ces
FOR and check BAGGAGE from hotels ana
urh = r mia
rerer,one 'c71- Eighteenth Street for Penn'y''"''
Psilrcad Cah so-v,.e n WOOD.
j. H. ~ I'LL, 80, 49,, General pa.s'r Agen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

Memphis. Dec. Cotton firm. miIdii-g. lsc. low
ridding 49,. good ordinary 80. net receipts. +56l
bales: gross 4773 bales shipments. $50 bales sales
bales stock is9S bales 1885,. 1866 bales
Baltimore Dec Cotton nomna.. mdflns. 5'-c.
low middlng 3 6c good ordinary. i@-l6' net receipts
52s bales gross bales exports Great Britain.
Ios bales the Continent s4l7 bales stock. 1859
bales
s.. Louis. Dec. Cotton firm midthng. 3-lsc; low
ruiddling 5lt.- good ordinary. If.c. receipts
bales gross 9.O45 bals. shipments. 500 bales
saes $50 bales. stock. 1909 bales.
Savannah. Dec. Cotton steady. middling. -lo-.
low nddng 4e,c. receipts 1l61 bales. exports coas'
wise 795 bales sales. s07 bales stock. iGio5s bales
Galveston. Dec cotton steady, midting SIC. low
rrid4ling Az. good ordinary 4Ac receipts. 1888 bales
Continent J,i11 bales. cpastv.se 3.4oJ
tai.s sales 600 bales. stock. 32lIo2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
RAILROADS.
new YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS..

All through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Rechester and Buffalo
. 49, Trains leave Grand Central station as follows
500 A. M-Dci!y eScep, SUNDAYS The famous
o. EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
Nissa,s Falls 6:s2 p. NJ: Toronto. 900 P. n: De-
S.4.j 4. PAST MAIL. Day-For Buffalo Niagara
. - . Falls and Cleveisri
1870 A. M-DAY EXPRESS. except sunday yos
LOO =. t-sOCT6wisTERN LIMITED and CHI
AGO SPECIAL. patly-For Columbus Sinc'n-
., natl Indianapolis 81. ,ou.s and Chicago .
3.3D T. M-TROY AND ALBANY sP;ciAIA except
QUO r. A-LAXE SHORE LIMITED DaiyG2S-n,ouss
-,.".ln u Chicago via Lake Shore. Due C,eve'sni
r.i2 A. NJ due Chicago 400 ~ sleeping IN"
600 M-wEsTERN EXPRESS. pany-FOr Niagara
q p ~ Toronto Clevsrand. Chicago IL, -. 49,.
"'-" =, M-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily.ro1 ir'''
'.oo M.ADIrONDtCK MOUNTAINS AND MON
a. TEAL EXPRESS Daily -,,rrrs-cvx
'''' sprcfnsIT B,FFALn ND so, x.vsr, Pans.
q Cn evs'and cacinnaii indanspors and - iDus
"'vV M.-SPECIAF LIMITED NAtI. D.lErs
ing car only for points On Fail Brook Ry. VIZ
0.15 P M~PAcIFiS. rIpis pa Dsfiy-ror ora--.-
burg. Magma Falls Cleveland. chicago and e.
1910 ,4T G"rs VINCENT ard the Agou cScsso
nights cRioaFg ,l:;gs:. IS.
pin; =: ~ ant :;:55 r M-Dany except sunday.
w aw'sn' a. Sundays ory a, 9;:o 4. ~
Train r, r.,ao@ rsr- ~ sll through trains
30 icket ara once. ~ Grand Central Station.
30. 81 ~ Br7aiway ~ East it,h 81. ote R-osdv.y
"a ~ C9srsus Ave. 81 West ics,h St, 2.n $. sar2n
and Joe R-oo ~ Nv Y9rk t, - ana go '
r. Telephone "c7rD Tr-.veivt,h street for New YORK
se,o. So se-vc" 7arraee checked from hotel or resi-
FFOpCr
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Liverpool Dec o. p n-Cotton--Sp1t Good business
done prices higher. American nitdiing far. ll-iGi
good n.ildlng 1924. middin S2d. low midiing.
81 32d. good ordinary. ZJ-32d. ordinary 1924.
The sales OF day 1900 bales. 4 which LOO
wee FOR speculation and export. and Included 1909
American. receipts GOO bales including 700 bales
American Futures opened steady. with IA. demand.
and closed quiet. American midil.ng. ! o. December.
2 64q3 GOA value. December and January. > ga
sellers January and February. 5Gtd buyers February
and March 6Li4i sellers. March and April. 3 6 sac
7-GiI buyers. April and May 76i13 sea- sellers.
MAY and June lid buyers June AMI July. 9-64i
ers: July August. gCi43 lo-64i BUYERS August
and September lO-fid sellers September and October
10 64d sellers. October and November 20 std
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. " T.. as '0'''"
and Is m. lat foot Of W: "a ST.: ,,, o., Al
I.;45 T. ". CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. Daily 10. a.
bany syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara rams.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives T5r
6,45 n NJ go later foot w; 42d SD 1a css.
and 81. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica, SyIdsuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and Il. Louis. . . H..
1870 r. II. Daily. for Utica. Syracuse Kocnes'er De'-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto .... p,.,..-
S,45 r. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. syracu, Roshes-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit O'e'e-
land Ci.icaGo and 81. Louis
checked from Hotel Residence BY Westcot Expr.ss
C. F. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y. T.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- Anthracite Coal usef exclusively
ronr tracks "Fle~tro- Pnegmaf.c' signals
s'atots In New York loot u Liberty 81,

Four tracts ''Fle~tro- Pnelnaf.c'' signals
s'ators IN New York foot - Liberty 81
and South Ferry Naitehal ST. -
e'Nlrg time from Ferry ffo0t Whitehall stD
y. I'VE minutes earlier Than tina, below Tor LAD
erty -. eNce.t when notst
Trains leave foot - Liberty 81.
.t,.' ras'oH. bethlehem Allentown. Nauch Chunk. Ne.
80 - = 10 :, " ~ y. ? Eas,cnl ~. t.t0 "a
~ 81 t'.5 = - 70 Eastonp Sundays 49,
fr N'kestar~e. r'tston. ard Scranton. 400. e.in
A. ", 20 " sgrfavs - 20 A VI
- - kfa ng sni Harf burg - 90 - 20 - 10.
1000 II ," ~ Feeding \ 10 30 800 ts;b.
GEO . Reading = ", 1915 night SUNDAYS. - 90.
~" ~ f~atingJ A. II. leo 80. $50 600 r NJ.
X s,,one,rr 1cv.,sa.s ~ wnr.m.7o- >, 'soa
days. .i.3o 4 :; ~ TX Coo y" W +: & nish.
FOR LONG HP,NCH OcEkN GROVE B.
Icr PED R.rk. Long D-an-h Asfu-v PARK o.'.r
Grow ari r-i-ts ,or'a 70 POINT Pleasant .;.ao $50
only % 81 r''. 20 Go5 only ped Bark, Il ~
- " - - or'y - n"F PanO q 10 or'y - Esd P,nb,
I'D ~" 6.i5 7. " Snnlays 'sops A. ihter aken
S.nn,Y rex, anf oAr Grove. 600 t'lo.i5 oniy 70 Re-
Dor AZ .Hr.'r's $50 so Iiao \ ". Us
ToR LAKEWOOD
Az .,n So io,5 A. N. i45 30. i4o T 81 Fun
E. r,f,hgrst $50 $50. ioI5 A ". las. $40.
30 = W sundays. 'i0.l5 l. y
ms ltrhr ara F;a~reFa'. - 20 { 70 A. ". IS.
~ J. VI SUNDAYS 'io.'5 :. A.
:, 'ntic cry Nineiaad. au. Brdseton - 80 A. 81.
Naves'rk. 20 $40 - ~ n is 90 p "