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A Real Catarrin Cure.

The 10 cent trial size OF Ely's Cream
Balm which can be had OF the druggist
Is sufi n to demonstrate its great
merit. Send 10 certs. we will mail II.
Full size SOC. ELY BROS,
Sc Warren ST., y. Y. City.
Catarrh caused difficulty In speaking
and to a great extent loss OF hearing.
BY the use OF Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping Of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly improved.-J. w.
Davidson, Atty at Law. Monmouth. IL
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PROMISE

Again, that the woman stands in the
crisis OF the text h has bereave-
ment and a struggle for a livelihood at
the same time. Without mentioning
names speak from observation. All.
ii is a hard thing for a woman to
make an honest living, even when her
heart is not trouble and she has a
fair cheek and the magnetism OF an
exquisite presence. But now the hus-
band or the father is dead. The eX-
penses of the o~bseouies have absorbed
all that was left in the savings bank,
and. wan and wasted with weeping
and watching. she goes forth-a grave,
a hearse, a coffin behind her-to con-
tend for her existence and the exist
ence of her children. When / see such
a battle as that open, / shudder at the
ghastliness OF the spectacle. Men sit
with embroidered slippers and write
! heartiess esays about women's wages,
but that question is made UP Of tears
and blood, and there is more blood thar
. tears. On. give woman free access Il
! all the realms where she can get a
livelihood, from the telegraph office tC
the pulpit. Let mems wages be Gu
/ down before hers are cut down. Mer
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More TrOOpshfps From Santiago

New York, August 19.-The trans
ports Mobile, Seneca and Comanche
have arrived and the sick soldiers
aboard were landed today at Montauk
Point. The unaffected soldiers will be
landed tomorrow. DR.. Booth, the vel
low fever expert, after a careful ex-
animation, said that there were no
cases of yellow fever aboard any of
the transports. Several of the men
were found to be suffering from mala-
ria fever. General Wheeler o com
mand OF the camp today.
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faith and honor of the American ar
my.
OF. V. GREEN,
Brigadier General of Volunteers, U.
S. A.
"'B. L. LAMBERTON,
"'Captain, U. s. n.
"fCHARLES A. WHITTIER,
q" Lieutenant Colonel and Inspector
General.
"'E. H. CROwDER,
Lieutenant Colonel and Judge Ad-
vocate
NICHOLAS DE LA PENA.
Auditor General Excts.
"'CARLOS REYES,
Colonel de Ingenieres.
Jose MARIA ESTRADA,
Major
MERRITT"
INSPECTING CAMP ALGER.
Majors Reed, Vaughan and Shakes
peare began today an examination in
to the sanitary arrangements of Camp
Alger.
1t now seems very uncertain wheth-
er the troops at Dunn LOring will go
to Middletown, Pa, as a scarcity Of
suitable ground and water is reported.
General Buffers successor for the
time being is General Goblin.
ADVERSE TO THE VIRGINIA REG
IMENT.
The report Of the court of inquiry
in the case of the Third Virginia has
been forwarded to General Graham at
MiddletOWn. Although nothing defii-
mite can be learned in regard to this
report it is believed to be adverse to
the Virginia regiment. An investiga-
ton by a number of officers has shown
that most of the enlisted men are dis
satisfied and desire to return to their
former occupations.
A special to The Star from Thor
oughfare, Va, says that orders receiv-
ed last night have completely altered
General Davis plans for the move
ment of his division. An indefinite
stay at Thoroughfare has been order
ed on account of the lack of water
at MidletOwn, Pa. Another reason is
that sufficient ground for the entire
Second corps cannot be secured there
for a reasonable period. Officers are
now examining ground in the vicinity
of T~hOrOughfare with a view of select
ing new camp sites. Some of the
places now occupied are low and damp.
Filth has already accumulated in
dangerous quantities and there is ur-
gent need for a change. 1t is expected
that every regiment will be on new
ground by Tuesday. The men mani
fest great disappointment at the
change in plans regarding the trans
fer to MiddletoWn.
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SPANS POSITION
AS to Settlement Of Affairs in Cuba to Caus
OMuch Trouble.
SAGASTA'S CLAIM FAR-TETCHED|

He Wants Indemnity for all Public Buildings and Other States Property
in Cuba and Porto Rco.-Many Complicated Questions.Terms
of Capitulaton OF Manila Received at War Department.
Inspection of Camp Alger-.Report of the Court of
Inquiry in the Third Virginia Regiment
Case Sent to General Graham.
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Aguinaldo vans 70 know what we
are going 10 do after We TAX Manila
The young man is asking a hard ques-
ton. That Is just what we are try
ing 10 decide on. .
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MAITLAND PRIZE DEBATE.
Won by J. M. Sheppard, P. G., Last
 Night.

Won by J. M. Sheppard, P. G., Last
 Night
 The annual debate for the wayland prize was held in College street hall last night and despite the heavy downpour of the elements there was a large crowd and those who came out heard several very good oratorical ef- forts. The question debated was Re solved, That church property, when used exclusively for ecclesiastical pur- poses shall be exempt from taxation y There were seven speakers, J. M. Shep- pard, P G., of Pittsburg, Tex, won first prize, amounting to $50; c. H. Stu and l.. M. Sonnenberg of this city third, of $2O.
 MT. Sheppard and MT. Sonnenberg each spoke on the negative side, while MT Studinski spoke for the affirmative. The latter was a member of the Yale university debating team that won from Princeton this spring. MT. Shep- pard's work was unusually good, his arguments were strong and his points well taken He was perfectly at east while speaking. The judges were Hon. Charles Phelps of Rockville, Conn.,, Judge l.. w. Cleaveland and Colonel c. w. Pickett of New Haven. The other men who spoke were c. E. Hin man '99 l.. S., J. B. Ullman '99 L. S., B. P. Arvine '99 l.. S., and W. H. H. Hew- itt 1900 l.. S.
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the concert, and credit is due the or

the concert, and credit is due the or ganizers for it's success.
 The performers were all efficient and some especially popular and well known. They were Miss Gaffney, Miss Emma Spieske, the yiolinist; Miss Gal lagher, the harpist; Miss Clara Asher the pianist, and William Miles, the 'cellist; also Miss McConville, a recita- tionist, and Miss Spieske, accompanist All gave their services gratuitously fo1 this very worthy object.
 The programme was well chosen and delightfully."- rendered. A patriotic bal lad which Miss Gaffney sung as an en- core elicited an unusual amount of ap. plause.
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AN EXCELLENT CONCERT,

The Michaelson benefit concert last night was most enjoyable affair and was attended by good-sized audience, especially large in view of the night. The concert was given for the benefit of Mrs. Michaelson, whose husband was killed by falling from scaffold. Mrs. Michaelson and family of seven children were left in most unfortunate circumstances. A very nice sum of moneyp must have been raised though
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ny27>3t
kFox1

May 24th, 1S08. ESTATE of ALTON H.. VESPER, late of
 Orange, in said District, deceased.
 An instrument in writing, purp0rting to be the last will and testament of said des ceased, having been presented in Courty and Lewis and Maycock, of New Haven,2 that the same may be probated, and that letters testamentary may be gran ted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is
 ORDEkED v That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said Districty on the 31st day of May, 1898, at ten O'Clock the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to afl parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three timeG in q newspaper having circulation in said District. my25 St Judge.
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District of New Haven, ss: Probate Court

D1strIct or New Haven, ss. PrObate Count May 24th, 1898 " late of New Haven, in said District, deas ceased.
 The Administrator having represented appointed Clifford Gilbert and William OKeefe, jr., both of New Haven, disinter-S ested persons, commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors 08I said deceased against said estate. By order of Court, JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Clerk. The said commissioners will meet at Room 10, No. 1O2 Orange street, on the 9th
 day of June, 1898, at ten o'clock in the fore-S
 noon, for the purpose of attending on the
 business of said appointment. A. H. HURLBURT, Administrations.
 CLIFFORD GILBERT, WILLIAM O'KEEFE, Jr.,
 my27S3t Commissioners. N
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District of New Haven, s. Probate Court.

May 2Oth, IS8S N, Haven, in said District, insolvent debtor. ORDERED-That commissioners to re- ceive and decide upon the claims of the Court of Probate, to be held at New Ha-s ven, in said District, on the 1st day ofs June, 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that the Trustee give public notice to- all persons in interest to appear, If they see cause, before said Court, at said unaaS and place, to be heard relative to said aI5-S pointment, by publishing this order three tion in said District, and due return make.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND,
 my26 St Judge.
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To the Board of County Commissioners for
 IIa.r1 lt1r

To the Board of County Commissioners for
 New Haven County:
 hereby apply for license to sell sDir- ituous and Intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider, at 91 Putnam street. Town of New Haven. My place of business is not located within POO feet in a direct line of church edifce or public school house, or the. premises pertaining thereto, or any postofice or public library.
 c. A. MOELLER, Applicant
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS, as defined by law, of the town of New Haven, hereby endorse the application of the above named for such license. Dated at Nv, Haven, this 18th day of May, A. D. 1898. Lorenz Fuchs, Adolph Schnei- der, Henry Konold, Adam Lutz, Adam Wagner. my2l 27
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For Rent.

CHANGE OF A LIFETIME.
 Elegant house, 712 Orange street, corner Cottage street; lot 50x150 12 finished rooms, large hall, steam heat, gas log fire places, French plate glass windows, hard wood floors and mantles. buffers pantry and sideboard tile bathroom and exposed plumbing, large store-room and cedar closet for furs, cold storage room; fruit and shade trees; asphalt street and sidewalks; nearly $700 worth of carpets and curtains. Ev- erything ready for immediate use without the expense of dollar. In fact, this is an ideal home on the handsomest residential street in the city. Inquire
 JOHN B. HEALY, No. 71S Orange st
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1000 BEST DAHLIAS.

1000 BEST DALLAS,
 cents each; 3 year Fay's Currants, $1.OO dozen, $7.50 hundredI 4,000 one year Cal. PEiyet at $1250 per thousand; best Carpet, Edging, and Bedding Plants, and all kinds of nursery stock very reasonable; lawns and gardens improved and cared for; landscape work a speciality. CONWAY, West Rock Nurseries, 211 Orange street. ap20
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FOR REN1

FOR RENT,
 ONE-FAMILY house and barn, large lot, on Fountain street, Westville. Cottage, Beach street, West Haven. House and barn, large lot Morris Cove. Six rooms, flats, Edgewood avenue. Chapel street store. suitable for grocery or restaurant. And S-room tenement on State street. my27 It SGS Chanel streeh
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aMa,lts.

One Cent Word for each insertion. five cents Word for a full Week. sev- en times.
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WANTED.

AN experienced and reliable man to worl1 on a farm. Address or call upon DR. PAUL 0. SKIFF, Mo- 664 Chapel at,4 ap26 If New Haven.
 Patent Stove Brick Bake Best. d2 III
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. WANTED-Entsrprisin gentleman or lady to travel $75 per month and expenses- References. Address LOCK BOX GOA my14 If New Haven, Conn.
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WANTED.

WANTED, A SITUATION by a respectable girl, to do general housework in a private family; my27 1t+ se YORK ST.
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WANTED,

WANTEO, A GIRL for general housework; must un-
 derstand cooking
 my27 t1* 32 LIVINGSTON ST.
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FOR SALE.

OR Exchange for New Haven City or Shore . property, modern house, five acres laiid.5
 Danielson, Windham Co.,, Conn. Addresa
 my23 7t* F. O. BOX 284 I
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ESTATE of BUCKINGHAM, CLARK and
 JACKSON.
 The Trustee will sell at Public Auction, unless sooner disposed of at private sale, at Room 407 Exchange Building, New Ha- ven, Connecticut, on Saturday, May 28, 1S9S, at 3 p. m., all the personal property of Buckingham, Clark and Jackson, includ- ing the Capital Stock of The Buckingham, Clark and Jackson Company, and the assets represented thereby.
 The Merchandise, as a whole, and the Furniture and Implements, will be sold sep arately, if desired.
 CHARLES K. BUSH, Trustee, Rooms 4O7 and 409 Exchange Building,
 New Haven, Conn. my27 1t
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MItsceII eIIa1IeuGB.
Patent Stove Brick it any stove.
DENTAL,

DENTAL. DIR, RIGGS, dentist, has removed to 252 Orchard street. between Chapel street and Edgewood avenue. Electric cars within half block. my21 IT.
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WANTED,
WANTED
WANrrED7

A THOROUGHLY competent laundress. by the. week. Apply between ? and kclocE today. mY26 2t* g. WAIIXST4
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WANTED.

POO GIRLS for all kinds housework, waitz mads etc any nce e can
 position here. We supply all the beat places. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
 my14 28t 775 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR KENT, THE desirable residence, No. A Trumbull street; will lease to desirable party for a term of years. Particulars at
 H. O. BRhTZFELDER'S Agency my27 7t Exchange Building
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WANTED

WANEED, A SITUATION to do general housework
 Apply at 62 CARLISLE ST my27 2ts
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A SITUATION by an experienced coach4 man. Address COACHMAN, my25 4t+ 50 Foote Street.
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WANTED.

WANTED. -l977@7V SITUATION by Swedish girl to do general; housework; good reference. Call
 my20 2t* 123 BRISTOL ST. N
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WANTED,

SITUATION by girl as cook or general. housework in small private family; ref-
 erence if required. Call
 my26 2t* r127 DIXWELL AVE. #
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MAY 21.

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE CHEAP. STEAMER "Jud Field" light draft, in good condition; now running; carries 40 tons. larger boat.
 GEO. W. HALLOCK & SON. Orient, N. Y., May 23, 1S9S my27 31 je9 10 IA *
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OWN yOVTR HnNE

OWN YOUR HOME. DO you want to secure your home on easy terms? Now is the time. We have them in West Haven and New Haven, for sale at bargain. w. D, HUDSON. my2I It S6S Chapel street.
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WANTED, AT once, waiter or waitress at my27 1t+ ALDRICH HOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

asa few IN, Virginia do a So n; extra Ia hei-
81 dressed beef slow tHaus7.c per
10 Todays quoted American live cattle lower at
lOA AVlii.c per H.. dressed weight and refr2eIttor
at 9l.c per u Cymric sailed to-day with hiV cae'
equally divided j. Shamberg & son ana sch"aI"s
mhns Company and 1000 quarters for n Morrs IT, IT,
Buffalo will carry Hull tomorrow l2O catf, rpun'
divided between J. shamberg Son and schwarAsen'u q
Suzoerger. ,, o.,
Mich COWS-Recepts III head. incindlng %,
direct There a good demand for IN" ~
last weeks prices. which ranged from " 10 go -, ~
mon 10 choice COWS. calves Included General tass &
Al s35ns50 and among the transactnns Tsie - n
sold by r. McCabe StOnSjj. do by = i''vnei'',I 80
81 20 each 10 f. Bailey at $50 each 90 ny J..
Radc!ir So 30 and 2 do hy O. W iihg"r III 80 ~
Guiding lrert. the total offerings TINS morning
lG,l Icad. which liA wor" a. HN'i',h-s' .hd
ioT .rsev CITY. Neals IN good demand ana log
DC higher also rated hrn The pens were
SfiFFP AND rASiBs-Roceipt. FOR days were %
there we've u sale this morning Of which -
Jersey and ~ ~ SiNteth -. sheep were
quiet and prices barely steady I.amia duil ana
dropping with but few buyers although good stock hfl
up 20 about Monday closing prices TIM, zen cars Oh
stock Sell Jersey CITY at the finish and cars
az Styethst. Common 10 prime sheep SOLD az N''>' "
per 100 ~; little bunch % sheep ana l"arlings miNe'
at 81 -: medium choice lambs at 81 23s1 80 cis az
- 20 Dressed mutton SLOW 6dsc per H. ana dressed
lambs weak a 7i.4Disc -
HOiS-Receipf~ for DAYS were 81 cars. or l'bh'
head. Of which about sale this morning
wore quoted 80 70H<3 ~ per 100 n. Country drrted
IN moderate supply and fairly steady At ini':c Tor hAy
i*M5'.c for medium and "a a5s.c FOR light weights D"
GLIDING pigs.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
EXPORTS 70 DAY.
crNERAI. MARKET REPORT.

New
>,t,t-E- Conditions a. the Coffee Exchange aNeldse
~. fs,,e- foii wing Have advces ioierao.
is.'-.h,r Hamburg cables. small receipts Al l'lo az.
-. aDo fairly liberal warehouse deliveries IN 'ns
$50 Opening steady a. unchanged prices !" a.
e.as ~ ponts The marie showed larger ces ee
s,Vity ,hcn has been appaceni here if some t!s
snd throughout the session the huIls he'u '"e"
pa Wi,Nou, showing interest enough - operate 0"
e.. .a;e outside pecuatOfs nrNertnelfss pAlu '"n
a.te attention The market bearings al lone anu
s,n-,s l., the afternoon Hasre reported a a l'a'N
..1,, eron ne advance Of y ffanc previously ie
.ores l., ths seemed tO make no dlHereh'e 50 1 a'
y. lo-sl Ioarket was concerned Room iraoeFs shoWei
IN. spe tior T. und furGish-d me "l supp
:. ,bs market Sales the call were 3'"V nass, UP ~
% - 90 bagt and Cor ertie session -"'Vo psss'
s 80 r.arket lnalls quiet at net uh' hehseS P'.H
- sas.5 N a. III. c under Ugh; realizing Trans
s.,n-s ere very well distributed Throughout me ~
ssG tha gene!al market appeared 10 nave suus'ai'a
s.s-s ro:ahy prices. the average s'@oi'S "a
,S-sgn markets taking day with anoihe' 'le con
,ru.t Very llgnt receipts at Rio ana santos. 'e ,,
sy.r.gs II war r,rlsc deliveries in tls county VIZ
-6,r..enre OF sellers and belet that inc siy.
represents an ONe4uscvHh'.He o. w
r.,,y yis. suppy. which the leading cara oi t.e
psar contu-ent SpO, Brazilian coffee rulea Sue 81,
ese6 steady at nOmirally unchanged prizes No H'0
in1o . lofs al &c ana jobb'ns parcels AT o'ee
tn, range Of prices IN the local marhe' ~
MAS As follows
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ERIE RAlLROAO.

1btoush trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers
. f.IlyTs and hve minutes earlIer nom West 23d-st.
o.,,O A. H.-Nastbued Express daily Tor Bnshanton.
Waverly Emira Eu:lalc. Bradford Arrives BuHair >
.,no - VI @Ves,jbuleY iim ed-Fss, mail daily. SOLID
rair ,,r chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 4. NJ Chicago.
q p NJ S,eepers ~ Chicago. Cleveland and cincinnati
Dning Car. --.-,--, ,,..,n,,o, Ex,-o..
Arrives NJ I,uffalo : NJ. Bradford i2D A..
NJ ~ Iamcs,own ZOO A. M Youngstown iO:2, A. NJ.
rsveIsrd 10 10 p NJ S,e-pers Buffalo and Cleveland
e. Library ,,,..,-.
WaVcrIv and Chicago Sleepers to Hrnesvtle. Ch'cage
swiefi,TS srI IOCAi TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
L COMMODATIONS at III. il3 2Gl. 4ol and go Broad
st. Chambers West nd ferries Nc%, yo'k: 3s'
and SCo BrOolyn. lo2 River
Wotolen ana Jersey CITY station. New-Norl Transfer
Go calls f,r and checks baggage from hotels and res
dencss.
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Bos'on. Nov. 0-The imIrovement noted in the wool
market the week has inTed ana the sales
this reported Il 2tOtD0 pounds.
bulk Of which has gone manufacturers The majority
~ sales largely ~ tcrr grades. The prices oh
ainel all tho from tho basis u f3Q46c for
scour"G fine medium and fire and iInioc for staple.
Fleece Wools nlsO with some sai's For Xxx and Xxx
and above Ohio. 27n20c. Australian woods steady.
with prices firm. The following the quotations for
leanng descriptions
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-N and above 2G027c:
NX. 27u2sc. XXX and above. DO; delaine. 3oc; No l
comblng. 30c. No . do. 2sd29o
Michigan Wisconsin. etc.--N Michigan. 33c No Mich
igaa combing. 20a30c: No ! Illinois rcHbaS :pq3oc:
30 . Michigan combing. 2SG29c. 50 = Illinois comhng
?Sa29c. X Eew York New Hampshire ana Vermont
22c: No New fo-k. New Hampshire and Vermont. ga
2sc; -laine. Michigan. 2'd2s".
Tn~ashel medium Kentucky and Indiana ., blood
comb 2iG22c. Kentucky and Irdiana = blood comb
orc. = blood comb, 2oa21c. braid ccmbing. 10
Lake and Georgia l942oc
secured 42c. spring fine az months). iGdlsc: secured
iip iGc
Territory woos- Montana fine medium and fine l46
i7c: secured iSffinc. staple. isd'hc. Utah Wyoming.
ETC. fne medium and fine, lIdl5c. secured. 4in i5c
STAPLE. 47u4sc.
Australian secured basis Combng surperfne. 1od72c.
good c5UGSc average. C2af5c.
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ErEorENN rnonrcE MAnKfrs

IAvfrpooi Nos - ~ , m Exchange ciosla@ Wheat.
-pJt No rcd Northern sprins STEADY. G- 3i-l
spot American mixed H'rl - III. futures steady.
vsnh"-. = lu--i Deceinoer 2s Di4d. Mar.h 3 ,a.l
-Four St. Louis fancy winter dul - 3d Hops al Ion
don -Ia"inc hst firm rs jsaf5 l5s. lieefExtra India
mss nrm ,Ss vl prime mess firm. rs o. Pork Prime
fn~-E nne Western arm sfs. prime medium
eIn hrm as Ci Hams-Shori cut. "a H. 10. steady
s- u bhlpn- tumhti land cut - To- 30 H. steady a.s
ca short rib - 70 - n steady 52s Gi ong mid
d'eH irnt 81 & ~ H. dun. 3or .ong clear nhises.
h.hNr 40 10 a. H. dul 2p 60 clear hacks IL 4,
II n dull 3'- clear b~les - 70 10 !ui :,ss g.,
an"uideTs-Sguare T. - ~ y f"n. 29s Lard Pr m
Western dn 2Is ~ Cheese American finest white rrnl
~. DO color-i firm. - Tanow-irne civ nrm s,s
ttfiorF'-d "a - .TppJ Icf0el si.tdy lis ca T,rc-r
tiEc S,.it. se~iy 80 81 E,sn n.lon stead, Z. 3
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ROYAV, RLIE LINE.
DE. AWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New YORK Il Barclay a1i Christ phef
VFSTlBt LE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PINTSCH LIGHT
Z 500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops a. principal
stations ....z.
UANTON OvEGO ITHACA TLMiRA SYRACISS
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bpfet Par'or cars
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and pon's
100 p NJ (drIv)-Chlcago sri Buffalo vesfihr.ri *
prnee FOR SCRANTON. BISGH ANTON ani FfMlH \.
pullman Buffet Paror Cars E!mira THROUGH sl.-p-
ng cars and coach - Chicago arriving AZ - p.
VI. next day - ... 49,. ...
GT'TT EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Ialior Carr
..co p n Oiaily)-CHfChGO and Rf'FrtTO NESTi-
'Bf'I,wD LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON rlNG-
JIAMTON EI.MfRA. BUFFALO THROUGH D'FFFr
sTFrP;NG CAR New York 70 Chicago D'rrg car
~ Rlhalo .
s:3O p 81. Maiv,-Bl'FrtIo EXPRE:S prihM,N
MIRA. BATH MOUNT MORRIS AMI BUFFALO Ar
riyirs at Buffalo 500 \. " - -
HtMTON. OWi.iO. ITIfACN. lMlHA. tT'N,
SlRhcrsE am oSWKGo EXPRESS Pullman pa-es
s.espers.
i"-TETs ,N0 PULLMAN AcccoMMoDATioNs At
HENRY tIAZ. e SONS Ltd. ii3 Br, advay, u PAX
Pat. i'o ard o,2 Broadway Tic ct. at Ferry sta,,.'
dred ami ntv-n''h st. 233 cor 3us ave New lrk:
S2S and 72i Fulton 81. and ios Broadway. Brooklyn.
Time table giving f1li Information NJ oil stations
WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY Win call 'or ara
check baggage from hotel residence - destination