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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Range. Anna E. to John Marlaardt and wife mn
n5 5s sops 5S f to sScen saa another. ZOO
ra6-nstfin sampson ois 10 Jane ir:cr. o5,h-.
2ssl e e * slave. 80, =. 5000
% s'S h . To sqp Aas a5 aa 1900
Finck Louisa 4. to George Ashley Greenwich :, 900
Ln. Rosa sSt to Harly He'd sayan, No 81
i5ia I, : Of University Place 27eso2S 20
Rch@ c@afi.s b.rrle.fnssr & achmd. iioas- ,ooo
Reed Charles II. '' To- " the metropolitan Savings
Rank 2rh-st. : 100 It ~ u Le@inston-ave o. ooo
Brandt. Frederick to the Washington ne ins Co
inSrtgaces YEAR, ' .'' ~. ...'9-.,.Y 10000
v? s RTG "a aJ 5s demand Demand Potter iion 10000
hGTs'T ch's' IT to R' n fTsman 52x
Yuie, J5hn TO Michael 4 Hofimern iosi-s' SIS. ooO,
1856 4 e Of Amsterdam ave, months - sooo
R1q s i sny L 70 by p'G sayns I lesr
o'Ycl Edward to George stficlser. 4is-si. an
Lienssch Philip to Bernheimer & schmi. No sG2 ooo
Amsertam-a'e demand ;;,o.s 40"
st. $ 275 It " q H5uevard 5oxos 10 years 1880
s. 100 {, Of Grand Bogeyara demand 'sha
Sane Gt5D ss s1Einss bi9s io W iO
weber OF AIn 5o r. to Clarence True Riyer,id,
winio5h John ? to George Ehrs 7'h-avr sw ,.0oo
crowIe, Howard n. to Helen Aico, Trafalgar
Place. :. 1c5 It Of WootsuH-ave. 2'H7' s.o
Hatncid Margaret to same. Moheaan.aye, pro
posed. Q % q az woodruff ave. Z5N'" IN ,no
s,sataa Edwin r. to Edwin conn. 2o.h',. -, 40
g. n " 81 ith-ave. year poooV
a. g rs II " Of lst-ave. 5ox9se. years. 2o"o
sarnoS Aaron To Jonas Veil AMI another, FOR ma
syth-s' 100 n 81 stanton St year. i'ooV
Won Grimm. Andrew. and another 10 August M,
Caille. 81 5. 90 n o. l2h-st years HVV"
McQuien. Annie. m Peter Doelger. NO 2"-l "a ooo
Go!.-iann Io.sc to Florenc. c wilkins. 9d-ave. .o
{ OF Rose-st. years...... -.-..:... oVo
Foley John p. Helen Alsott. Trsfalsar
Place. s. 100 q o, Woodrur-ave' -oxo'' p,
Geiszler Martin. Adoph Hupfel. trustee, 900
/ CaIldwell-ave, = 40 y g or lblst-st. 5000
judge. Bridget the Teachers Building ana
Loan Association BathGate-ave. 40 ~ n or .oo
lsof-st lnstalmens .......': *o'
Kraushaar. Charles. 10 Van Loan Whitehesd ana
another. executors. etc. LOT BE-. map MctaW ooo
estate near Van Nest station. years. ....... 2Vo
Koster William. jr. and another TO the Mutual
LIE Insurance Company q New-Yotk nos "O5 ..ooo
and sos Monroe-st, year ioV"'
Schutts Henry r to the Manhattan Savings 1n.t-
tuition. a OF Centre and Hester sts ~ ooo
.
Robartron. Donald and Alexander Grant. 70 John
yule. = 2 l03d-st. 1856 II Of Amsterdam-ave' ,.on
sladc Henry l. TO Henry G Trevor. 77th-st. $. % oo
1905 Il of shave years .....,....,ssoo,a le""
Tnsu.r Nl hysnp no r. y.ars '-..... 1900
Allen Hannah F. 20 the Title Guarantee and o,no
Trust COMPANY No 400 East l2st-st years oo"
Bishop. Martha G. TO the Title Gusrantee and % ono
Trust Company No i5c East 31th-st . years lVVo
Buckley James j. Charles + Allen. No T54 and =. oo
75S s'h-avs year i""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
STEAMBOATS,.

ooo~~~~~~~~o~~~~~~~00o| lcN~o0>Nroo0~ONON0r
BosGUN and MGUy ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. Ne LONDON. Leave P.eE 40 QOi1
MOI. y r.. DescrJsses ST.. week days only. lt
D NJ steamers Cty Worcester and City OF Lawrence
FALL. RIVER LINE va Newport aal ftI ls.srg. Leave
Pier - y X .oot oi Warren -. He,N days l..y. a.
3 l. ST. steamers PLYMOUTH and P!LGR.&. Or
sTONrNGrON line Via sicn.ueton. Leay. Pier 90
block above Cana -. fays only. 1t
r. VI Steamers Mlne and Sew-Hau.pshire
NEW HAVEN 81. Excursion. Sl.5o: flst
steamer leaves Pier % f. r. daily lSlrdays except
cd. 8 = N Returning. leaves New Haven - 30 night,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
ERIE Pail DAD

Ne. lolh, loot " N4.1iiorFs ST.
"a follows ana nve earlier from West 23d-sI
300 a. H-Vestibuled Express daily for Bns anton
Usxerlv Elmra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
y 81 Paror to Buffalo
300 p 1I.-Vcstibuled Limited fast mall Daily. sold
train Tor Chicaso Cleveland $40 A. NJ. Chicago
p NJ sleepe-s TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Y,36 r. M.-Buralo and CLEVELAND Nesuo1led Express
rativ arrives buffalo 705 \. NJ. Bradford III A. NJ,
estlqn 100 4 NJ. cleveland 1890 p NJ sleepers 20
p~fs,,, and Cleveland making direct connections Tor
D D.,- SSse,eo and the West Cara Library Car.
u - N.-Soi'd train t. chicago SlSeners to Hor-
..tIe,.iis CfF~aro and Cincinnati. Dining car
yI,iCKErS Local TINE CARDS AND r.LI.MAN
acconfloGations III l{3. PSI. 4Ol and 95' Broad
VA fo7 Bo~ery 1856 East l-5.h e. and Ga Wss, l2oh
St Chambers and West 2]i- It. ferries NeS-f4I 3S2
1913 Broadway, Brooklyn 200 HUDSON
s th1ten and jersey city station Westcou Express
% Tor ami checks baggage from hotels and residences
70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
DEL LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN H. n.
stations In New York, foot Of Barclay
and Christopher Streets
VEsTIHILED TRANS. ~ LLNAN BUFFET
CARS PINTsCH LIGHT.

Direct route % NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONrcLAIB.
THE ORANGES. summit. Besnartsyile. Baskins
Ridge. Madison. Morrstown; Passaic Paterson Eoon-
ton. Dover. stanhope. NEWIoN. BUpDIS LAKE,
M0i'TTAfT Washington, PbILLLPsBURG EAsToS.
WAITER GAP. sTROUDSBURG. P0con1 Mountains,
SCRANTON PITTSTON wILKESBARRE. NANTI-
COKE DASVILIE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
rosr BrNGHAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Wafer
vile UTICA RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELNIRAt
C0RNIN,i BATH DANsNlILE. BUFFALO ard all
500 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL. stoas a, principal
1000 4. M.-CCafe carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. Pho
HAMToN. oWEGo ITHACA A E5:NiRA I UTicAS
EXPEEss. Pullman Paror Cars; conrcctlns at
100 p N-sCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMrRA
EXPRESS. pullman Buffet p llor Car
400 r. M-SCRANTON. WILkEsBARRE AND PLYM"
Of-TII EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par.0r Car.
-.po p N G)aily.-ChicaRo Nest5u,et Limited Express
Tor sCRANT0S BlNGHAMTON. ELNIRA. BUF-
FALo P4iir.n Bgas, sleepings. jig. Car Ne"-York to
70 II ,Dany11BuGalo Express. Pullman sieepers for
scRANTON BINGHAMroN. ELMIRA BATH. Mt.
NORRIS ana BUFFALO. arriving IN Buffalo : \. ".
go p " tDaiiy1-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
rON OWEGO ITHACA, ELMIRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA a OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman B1nst
TICKtrS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry care q sons Limited. liS Broadway. II Park
pae go Roadway and 9i2 Broadway. Tickets ferry
sations III 4ta-aye i2h-st. 81 West 10 rs
coirhus-ave Newly rk: 3Ss and 1916 Fulton-st and
100 Broadway. 81 okyn. Timetables gvins fun intor-
"SVFsTCO1~r EMPRESS COMPANY will call Ter AID
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Slynala
Stations In New-Iorx foot OF Liberty St
and South Ferry, Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
Ian

station, In New.YoI. 100, q Liberty 81
f Ira s'I leave ss tdSi Of Liberty ST.
on ana after Jan; 81. 1895,
.s 5a' s; sa Ri ass'Sn H.s;s s cTH
Iao as e;So 70 Easion1 s;,s g 80 g Misn's-n n
%s'is'Fr'M P gaSgsy :nt Is. s'snSD 'h' NJ
For Reading and Harissgrg ,t 80 90 elo 600.
MS e 80 RfaS 5 Ss iG adS e nss
Sundays. !, 30 81 80 70 Reading, A. NJ leo. Zoo $50
For sq M .yd eY s go s"f ~ snnssy.
'V' ~ ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. e.
Red Bank Long Bra Pc', i:ss.y paIh oG:;3
GsaE d Ef4 b rs ' siS US 5aS:. s
do:i' Red Bank Fur faiiR GAKEwooD.
.Dt p r. ie anaas, 10 io IA o. $40 ''''''
Rve Bi,Fssa' s P9s sn Z npTRss:t -"
For Atlantic CITY Vineland and Bridse'On 43o A. n.
= g.,;A 90 q ss;s'isA' 40" $780, n''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR FiiLADELfHiA cd gAI;iIAoNE A'D WASH
Week day.. FI soS 5o' io3 Il % Dining Car. NJ
a aas,. 49, $50 % 1000 g2o Bn.ns ca1 NJ :@ $50
Dnng Can $40 ~ d I2 m5 A$ Az 5 [sa, Sr
e0o p 4. sundays . 90 4 NJ 400 r N.
E?A sr ,x EAyE $2.TE sEs s % S si 70 81
100 MSef fo any'i o.8s lbs li5o IL ~ i22 isi
$S IS; 5.s$ $ ,:3o IS !; s. S,i;s.
SO; 4299, AS, S25 eco. sao 7'2' s'20 60 o.'''
whitehall S. rs az 2s 81, ga i'2 o., io2 2s, rG 81
273 wes, l25;h s.. PSI Columbus Az New York =.
Court St. SEQ FSn y 81 c % R'd s Tor w M
check baggage from hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

TIE candidates .o- the Ya's cycle team have be
,-., .ro!olng FOR the coming racing season undo
rho s.,rorv.slo1 O.. z. Twcciv on May the squa'
v1 hcc!n outdoor work on the cement track
Bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

! meeting q The Associated Cycling Clubs OK
Io,r Island VII 30 held ~ the clubhouse o, the
T-oSt'vD ricv-!a Club on. Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

yor- Barnett. the local member OF the State
Ra-nc Baa~4 Is cons. ier.ng the plan TO have
rs,r9,7,i,an championship contests for amateurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
- 4 40. i2IOO noon daily, e1cept Sunday.
"HI .ACk DIAMOND EXPRESS''

arrives Buffalo 1866 p. NJ Pullman Vestbus Day
coaches ana Parlor Cars DningCar service Meals Ia
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers to
.i2:20. i2.i0 p NJ. daily. except Sunday. for MAucH
CHUNK AID Intermediate points
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches. -
II 30 40 F. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
R1RTE' PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal
$3.50. i:IO p. " daily. except Sunday for WILKES
MEDIATE stations Connects FOR all points In the
Qior% Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wkesbarre.
.3.5O 4 30 p. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR NAUNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair to Beth
.d:5o. 5.15 p NJ Sundays only for EAsToN and
20 GG1o p " daily except Sunday. for EAsToN
emo Fl I,lpsi i1terrneiiate stations.
.G.5o 800 p NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS. ana all points West Pullman sleeper yestbuls
tra!1 Y 20 CHICAGO. seepers Buffalo and Toronto
20 500 p ". daily. except sunday Stopping only
MATCH CHUNK. l. & b. JUNCTION. sAYRE. GENE
VA RoCWrSTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
T0 r,rr7r sleeper Du'fllo None but sleeplng-car
,assenrars carried No baggage carried
$50 o:OO =. ~ daily FOR WILKESBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS ana ali PORTS W st. Pullman sleeper Ithaca
AIditiona ocal trains daily, except sunday for BOUND
SO 1000. 10 So 1920. 1890 Sundays only A. NJ
90 90 go 1850 $50 arc 600. 8 80 p. "
tickets Pullman accommodations at lib. 20l. 2I3
s5s Oh and 1923 Broadway 81 +. lfth St. 1870 l25th
s.. I27 Bowery. v Y $50 Fulton St. Court ST.. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex BrooAyn
y Y. Transfer Co VIII II for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination
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RAILROADS.
EDGNNSYh VlAlIN!I!lA
- ATER.oAD.

~ r. ki.A(LAA1s
S'tHioYS to3t Of "s ~, 3%NItI. i5 q
streets IS ater than thi' given o'''" '''
40 F&51 TiiLPan%an paasi pI psG5 C: %
S,.oss2, 40 coae4es g P,tts.s 49,. ).,.,.lsna
5so A W FAa fEkkN Ea1fHN.o&sSL iSf
G@mpaT,ment s.esEins D,nas. Sp 5 30 c.Sc.ana.
80 /. Vi, CHICAGO ll AID 81. LOUIS E%paEss-
$50 p. NJ wI:sTERS E&PR ss-For Cleveland
.1 1877 = w. 0E osd' sss Pits
40 Ssr c'p g. PAcEic r,sgs and
$50 p ". MAIL And EXPREss.-Pql;man s s1t;:,
s,eepidg Car New YorE Altoona Fast Les'y r..'
burg. ana points West DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 80 S'e-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
~ go . 30 H a IaI i i2g and pnhs tars
s dining ta ,biHns 3 carr 80 q 3 20 ~ .
s5nsI Lin all fsrlor ana Dining TS5s,' "a 'D'"'"'
so S@4TH rs RH4w& SY7 Forida Ii Limea
ATiaSr co5 ss 81 p Florida e' sss s T. 20
m, week. days Express $50 a m. and $50 ,. m
sdF 55 FSx& G 9a2 sSa gay
TT4fG ara 40 da M..sday, e.Or.. sna
cotiishd, street. % z M. Through Buffet pari0r
CAPE MAY-I2o m. weekdays dossOro''e' and c0rt-
La ssd Branch sTIis' Ai6sy PARK sanasy Ocean
Stree, stati,n $50 10 a. M 90 80 lilo p m
sundays. 30 M 80 p m rom pe'O,'. rs ara "a
o. m. Sundays. As n. n. = - .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sio 72o 80. 40 $50. $50 - - Penna Llmnetp. ESQ
40 $40 Onins carr, 40 Dining car $50 6pnias
500 $50. . 20 $50 Limited. $50. 1890 a. m. 30
Dining Car. $50 30 Dining carr. 100 dining carr.
so DINING carr. 40. $50 ?. II % night. -
Ticket cfrces Nos. f6i "a. 1898 1923 Ill and 2sl
Broadway. / House. West Twen,y-thrt street
station and foot o, Desorosses and cNtandt
streets street SEQ Fulton Street. es Broadway,
and Rroo<yn Annex station Brooklyn: Station, Jersey
CIV. The York Transfer Company will ca. for
and check baggage from hotel. and residences through
70 destination.
Telephone 1915 Eighteenth Street Tor PennsylVAan
Railroad Cab Service.
J B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Arena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Cyclists desiring 70 Join the League Of American
v-hse'-,,- nav obtain full printed information and
membership banks BY serd,ng names and addresses
r. the cycling Editor, TIE Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

?. 9-as announced Yesterday hat Z. G. Bad had
.irres with racing syndicate, and that Michae!
rls.. also sign w';h the same people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

TIE wes;,aes-ar Cycle League will have a dinner
o. the Cc-.y House Yonkers. on February "a.
seal rro..cent cyr'ists. Including Isaac Is. Pot
te- ari N : Bull. have been invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
GOEFING DATES AWARDED.

METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE
LIST OF SPRING TOURNAMENTS NOTES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

rr,yq blanks a-c now ready for the diamond cycle
r,.., 70 be he'd by the Oh Regiment Athletic Asso-
cation at re arn'ory FonT;eenth-st.. near sixth
'"''- s....~,a,- n.rht March H. There Will bs
~ ecr,T .n.- contests. Ore-1l!le novice one mile
US lS,n nd -wo-Ini,e handicap. for amateurs: one
nj. fffrgi-eY tNarona! Guard United States
III. .,s,s..-i All orc mile scratch (professionaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
.LEtjIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

Station. foot Of I'D Penn. r. r.,
Desbrosses st.
Indicates time from West 23d 81 Other figures show
tin. from COrtandt or DesOrosses s..
1910, G.;O A. VI. daily Sunday '0:4A A. NJ for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
900. SIs A NJ. daily tor WILKEsBARRE, scRAN-
TON week davs) ELMIRA week days., ITHACA,
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ana principal local points: dining car and
chair Buffalo
Ill .ao 1900 noon daily excep. Sunday.
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Guburbnu Real estate.


GENCY-Montc!sir real estate. all kinds sale and rent
n CLARENCE h. TuBBs. BetAman-ss'. Ns"-iosN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
r our,rn jjropcrin for 5alc or CO Get.

~ MN
Atlantic city. y. J.
,-~op sArF, OR RENT.--Auantic city. y. J--Special
/ barga Is in cottages hotels end boarding. muses.
m. a, he Oldest Established Agencies IN south Jersey
r,EI iGUTFT-I 1. COTTAGE SIZES At NkNINOE
'-' GNr MILE Mellow ATLANTIC CITY.
50 per foot and upward
Tvr-u-ON RIVER Westchester County. along Sound.
- EDMUND 8 MILLS. 502 lfl-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
anfurnlsbeo Apartments 10 Get.
Brooklnn Droprrlp l'or Sale.

.-sroRY STORE PROPERTY. occupied as dTyso9as
49,, ST. s,d ess Owner WM RtGE. Coytesylle, ~ !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
z lilronos.

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. - . .,
Trains leave Grafd Central Station. 42d street anH
fourth Avenue. ; follows -,
I :fO A M|Iallv. except Sunday. The famous EN-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-23
BIG SHEEP RECEIPT
Eight Double Decks Arrive at
the Yards.
NO HOG MARKET
Exchange Closed For Wichi-
ia Day.
HOG MARKET

There was no live stock market yes
terday al the Union Stock Yards, the
Cay being duly recognized and celebrated
IS Wichita Day Of the Fair association.
The Dold Packing company was closed
Gown 10 give al employees ar opportu-
I,ity 70 visit the fair. The Stock Exchange
agreed informally 70 close and transact
no business other than what was actu-
ally essential 10 take care OF such con-
fguments as arrived. This was done and
al stock arriving was promptly yarded
and fed and cared for, mostly held over
;or today for transfer. It was d light day
n point OF hog receipts, there being three
Cars only received. These were consigned
BY Pat Mckinley Of Freeport, Steiner &
Blair Of Lyons, and Ed. WeidIne Of AL
gusta, the latter buyer for the DOld Pack
ing company. All were duly yarded and
viii be sold on the opening market TO-
day. The biggest shipment yesterday and
also n a long time was a lot Of fine stock
sheep, eight double deck cars in all, ship
ped in from Colorado by Ed. WiggIes-
worth, to be sent OUT on his farm just
vest OF the city. They were d fine lot
OF ewes and lambs and among the heavy
sheep shipments Of this season. There
was little else OF Importance during the
day. Today the business will resume and
= IS expected that 4 good supply Of hogs
Will be received. The week so far has
been very satisfactory and it IS expected
that the balance viii keep up the good
record Today the Dod plant will re-
eume also with an accumulated line Of
big orders, and also Z large grist Of hogs
70 kill, all Of which may be Witnessed at
the big plant by any and all visitors who
may desire 20 inspect one OF the most
complete slaughtering enterprises in the
land
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-23
Mrs. P. G. walton o, Anthony and Mrs.


MS y. " alton o. A1ll'a' @'o ~ >
L . as'''i = q nc
W X F''"e-l ana ".-e 50 . .. -
o. AnTH'F'y a-tsnaea me TAR - 7''-@''
IS ! y hlca@fGsoa = nome ron
very peas ISL IN = 7'-'-S :
Nj and fAA Joan 9In4'a o. q @'-4-7''1I
oAL@n'l1ia' are 1''-1e cry '@A-s - IS
i2lr
Nr. D. r. Moran ana we GAYS gone %
Omaha "aeFs iasy WI '-sE' IL Il S'7'-
ton
NJ and AFA ~ DIV . - '-'''-
cTsa q LA--l7o ~7 - ~--S ~
cay
Mss Ce11l Le-aao o. Z D'''11'o : Z e
city F-s-l-i-s ~ '''i-e-@ a. - - - -
-a4r-
NJ " o 2 a-zl-'a--s o 1--.-''As' N q
ne c-tJ -@S| l--sI - a. az -
IoGay'
NJ ard ms J. Z FoTFoT o. " @-oo ~-e
entertaining Ms A-2s' aHsS O. Al
-
joan = H~s'e- q r1-'1' -
iAi- ses-er--1 -e Ss
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Mss Az-oe- Caszf- : z>o-z-e l1<E-l - s1]es--
ed Tist NJ iF2e71-s Ao0 1e-'F . Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-23
COTTON

New York. Sept. e--The cotton market
o2ene- steady ro-ay. with prices > 70 5
points higher ou a 5ulHsh lot OF E-zlts1
cables. -3t altogether favorable news
from The cotton beit. demand from abroad
and -Ae s1u-a. and support from local
shorts. For a tine following the opening
the trading basis was 70 points above
las; nights D q pr.ces. Subsequently tnere
vas partial reaction under proac-caktng
light bear selling ana withdrawal OF buy
ers- Speculation vas moderately active
wi-h me January and March Gsuver.zs alb
sor5-ng tHe bulk Of the attention. The
bear crowd were later he'd in restraint
BY rum7rs Of yellow fever in and around
New Orleans. and complains from
number ct sections IN the central portion
Of the de.- OF Zoo much rain. Receipts
e. the ports about me- expectations. but
the interior movement teu below current
estimates.
New York Sept relationships closed
quiet; mldd,iag quiz. I3-I5c, n .dd..ag up
,snds S-Isc: sales. SO bales.
New Orleans, Sept 22-Cottoa-Easy
E2.GGlng SC.
Liverpool Sept - =. m.-Coctou-spo-
far demand, prices steady: American
Uld5-iag. 5-I5d- Futures, steady.
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THE FATHER

Wichita. Kan. Sept. -
Local forecasts for Wichita and vicinity
Until Saturday, fair and warm.
During the past u hours the highest
Temperature has been SO, the lowest 81.
and the mean =. with Z dense fog IN
the morning. followed by clear, warmer
weather. and light south wind, with mod
erately low pressure.
on the same date last year the CORE
sooud.ug temperatures were %. IS and 70.
Thus far This month the average tenn
perature has been sixty-rine and six
tenths. or about Two and half degrees
less than the normal
For the past ten years the average tenn
pe-ature for the month Of september has
been =. and for the 22nd cay. 20.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
washington, Sept 22--F'orscast Tor Fri
day:
Kansas-Geuerally fair: variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Terr.toCy-Gener-
ally fair; variable winds.
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LIVE sTOCA MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 22-The ruling features OF
the cattle market today were the same
as on previous days Of the week. good
Groves Of beef cattle selling readily al
firm prices, while common and medium
grades moved of rather slowly az 10 to
15c below last week prices. Sales Of na-
tive beef steers were on a basis of s4.009
500 fer common 10 pretty good lots up
70 s5.50GS5,50 for prime, shipping cattle
with extra lots sala5le at s. 7015S5. The
bulk Of natives sold at S4.90d5.50. and ex-
pOrters were free buyers. Cows and
heifers sold better. some prime yearlings
200 TO St0-pound heifers fetching $500. and
a few extra bulls brought S4.35d4 70.
Calves were active at S5.0J17 30 for best
grades and western range cattle were in
good demand at unchanged values.
The local demand for hogs showed no
improvement and there were a fair av-
erage reduction OF 214q5c. packing lots
catching it the worst.
Hogs sold largely at s.. s0d4.0 90; coarse
heavy packers selling at IS. 45d3- So, and
good 20 prime hogs at $3O0Q460. Pigs
sold at the usual vide range OF prices
little fellows going at $2-S0G3.So and
stronger weight at s.. 4OG3S0.
Trade in sheep and lambs was only fair
" avtive at a fair reduction from the
SIS for poor 10 choice focks. feeders SELL
ing at S4-5od4 50, and choice western range
lots At S5.+Jf5,50 Extra choice native
lambs were Quotable at about $3.50. Sheep
were rather slow al $3.O0d350 for common
Up 70 81 2eI4 ~ for choice natives bulls
selling AT 8 25G475. and feeders at g eCG
600. Range sheep sold slowly. at S36QG
40
Receipts-CattIe 100; hogs $1,000; sheep
J4oc9.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. 22.-CattIe-Receipt
(oficiau. ISIS natives; . $50 Texans The
vigorous demand for dressed beef and
butcher cattle caused most desirable lots
% sell . 70 10 cents higher; all Of the
o.ler grades steady; choice heavy steers
s. Z5d550; medium, $5.0oG5.25; lights. s4S5
ass, stockers and feeders, s.. zoos. 90;
butcher cows and heifers, $2-St745Q;
butcher bulls s.. s0sd3. 80; western steers
s.. 411++o; Texas steers. s3.o5d5.55: Texas
butcher cows, S2-SoG3-50; canning stock,
SeGJd2.75.
Hog-Recei7ts. Official. 7.125. Lights.
good demand. strong 10 cents higher:
heavies. slow; steady prices. Heavy
hogs. s. 55T3 SO. mixed packers. S3.5513. =;
lights. S355d2.77i2.
Sheep-Recelpts, OFFICIAL $50 Supply
mostly ranger stock that sold readily a
strong prices. Range lambs. $440a6.5o.
Range feeding sheep. S3-SodAo0.
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis Sent c-CartIe-Receio+s
~" Including eco Texans; market steady;
native shipping steers. S4S)T5.50; light
and dressed beef and butchers. s3.S5a
3 %. s-ockers and feeders. S2.o5a4. 70: cows
and 5eifers S2.i10+.lo; Texas and In
~ ~
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pRY GOODS NIARhFr

New York. Sept 2z.-Dry goods were
quiet today and little interest Vas man.
Tested n any branch OF the marke: ex-
ce9c che SIX Ines where tae interest n
the auction s1les was quite marked. Tie
practical decline IL print cloths was q
source o. depression On The part Of opera
tors. though L was not altogether IN
locked for Extras having sold az GEMS
outside the market have made = inp0s-
siole 70 secure any better offers nan
tbs, 50 thai the quotation on extras
: l-lsc, less halt OF one per cent ram ans
purely nominal one. Ordered goods
were also less arm G.ngaans and other