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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-22
At Oxford Female Seminary-Program
of Rare Excelency.

Oxford, y. c., May 21-(Special.) The
commencement exercises of Oxford Fe-
male Seminary are always the occasion
of remarkable interest and pleasure in
the Chassis town Of Oxford Friday
evening was "Children's Evening" and
a large audience filled the chapel of the
seminary. The programme was carried
ont with accuracy which reflected most
creditahly on the high order Of training
under which they were taught.
The entertainment opened with music
and recitations, after which cantata,
"A Dream of Fairyland." displayed the
varied accomplishments Of the pupils TO
advantage. The intricate marches of
the fairies led by the little Misses jamie
Royster and Alleen Cooper were pretty
and interesting They looked like fairies
indeed. as they transformed by magic
touch. the two wandering children into
fairies.
The exercises Of this most excellent
school will be remarkably attractive for
the next few days. especially the ser-
vices in the Baptist church on sunday
Rev. Dir. Johnson Of Greensboro. will
deliver the sermon before the Mission
airy Society Sunday morning and Rev
DIR. Simms, Of Raleigh. the baccalau
rcate sermon Sunday morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-22
Vt y INNIINN ItIIIF
ROBERT w. DALEY.

printed in the News and Observer just
as originally made. After all the coun-
ties were poled. but before the vote
was announced DIR. A. ]. Daily, father
of the writer of the above letter, walk
ed down the aisle to the rostrum and
said: 1T being understood that these
resolutions do not mean fusion, Granville
county desires to east her vote i'm favor
of them''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-22

a plug Of Trio has on it a blue tag,
ana ~ 1t the best and richest Tobacco
in the world
IHE. DALT0N-FARROW Co,
Manufacturers,
Winston, n. q.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-22
: Notice of Sale by Receiver.
SUPERIOR COURT.
North Carolina, Carteret County.

Loum Snow. Jr.. on behalf of himself
and I'LL other creditors of the White
Oak River Corporation vs.. The White
Oak River Corporation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-22
GRANyILLE's VOTE ON FUSION.
Oxford. N. a. Mar 1Q. 18a8.

Oxford, N. c., May 10, 1898.
TO the Editor: In to-day's issue of
the News and Observer | noticed that
You had Granville county as voting
twelve votes in favor of the Skinner
substitute to the Aver resolution. This
is untrue. Granville county voted
against the Skinner substitute. / made
the motion to endorse the Aver resolu-
ton las it now stands by reclamation.
! do not know whether you or the sec
rotary Of the convention made the mis-
take hope that You will make the
correction in justice to your paper as
well ms to the Granville delegation.
Napv YasnactfulIxy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
THE COUNTY NEWS
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
wANsnIP
wassnrr. Utah, Dec. 8, 1898

wAssnr, Utah, Dec. 8, 1898
EDITOR TisKH
W. n. Branch, Joseph Fisher, Roh''
MeAlicheAl and A. Mathison visited the
Y. l.. n. !. Association here Sunday
evening. All made interesting remarks.
Tue advanced religious class hns re-
sumed tleir meeting again.
Married. on the 7th. L. X. Young,
Jr., and Miss Louis Olsen. They gave
a)dance 10 Young's Hall which was
crowded 70 lie fullest capacity.
The wAnship Orchestra Band are
second to none In the county. The!
pie I'd here Tuesday night, at KamAs
Tlsf-iay night nd at Coalyiile Friday
night.
TIE missionaries travelling Ia the In
ter Of the Y. NJ. II. /, Associations
held q meeting hsre Wednesday even
las
Tie holiday lomlaittee has decided
70 i've Cans'inas tree for the holt
d.. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
" sp CONFERENCE APPOINT
MENTS.

lec.ll, 'ss -rnieys Park-W Wy.
Clug. AieA, H. ldiea and ". II. Branch.
jan, 10. %. -Kamls-W. W. C,uH,
Alex. / adde's md ". II. branch.
Ian. 10, '9a-Oakloy-W y. Pack,
". q. FISHER aud john Horton.
Ian. 10, 'gi--Peoa-Aima Eidredge,
Frank Olsen aud Frank Croft
Feb, ~, 'Vs-R1ekpor'-Aln'A VI
dredse, John "A. williams and W. o.
Fisher.
Feb. 70, l99-WAnship-W. H. Pack,
IA. Fisher and ]. A. Smith.
Feb, u, L'Os-Hoy'sVille-W' W.
Clua Edmund Eldredge and Samuel
TadairS. '---'' ----
Feb, 10, '99-Upton-Alma Eldredse'
Alsx. Paddles and Frank Olsen.
Fso. 10, '0g-East Coal Il e---W. IL
Paek. John Bowen aud J, A. smith,
Feb, 10. '90-Eeho-w. W. Clut' j.
- Williams and W. II. Branch
Feb, 20, '99-COalville-Alma FL
d,sdue, W. y. Pack and J. A. Fisher.
Feb %, '9e-AsnsIsr-w. w. CluH,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
sAnRlFF.s sALa.


rs THE THIRD JuUl,lAL DISTRICT court,
! cuuuy ul slllinif stale Ui Jian- Elizabeth
". snyder, pInluun. ". walter walker and
Joshua DDsei, Tie latter as administrator 81 she
estate ul ltafIuiin 4 walker drltulants 10
Do 900 a. rlennt taie, ~ thc iiuHi door q ipf
County ~ sumnll. Stale N uiah, ID n u'cl1r.
a ni,, ou Saturday, December a. taas, the real
estate dvaruhfu IA follows, go VIII situated iu
u fangn live II. raHt. SAT- lado Mrhlian GA aud
near l.outhl TIE eHsi aud west section line BE-.
tween sections lNsniy iuuf aud thirteen "a a ill.
and running pa iuiiuNnl commencing sn ihr
quafipr sceiiau riouc. iu the above aid section
lne, dr.furs % Ininutrs Uatt eight tal rlds aud
ave tiI feet, thence 30 dcEregf east hifiy.tao
90 rolsi thence 4liis urrfvri west thirty 100
fu'lH nuu tNu uud 10 hull f4ltl irHfi Wruru ~ de-
srret wet cisht fil fula Huu ok aud half fli
slk ,II ie.II iuD.rf a.I aHr..a west, uIuHg Ih.
eluuy n.a4, ttutU1u CO.,. Illfanl goo uuI l'et
taHuCu dl H0sa nIrH talr'l aflsul luas tH I.1UH
ul bukuuluE, ihH $50 GaHfinrttrirl aiuue, sos
acuJ,, iuuig or losf. boot that said deiclpuou
uHsmHIr by H herman suNNIUr HuI when fH.
uuerI 90 tUf uUA4uHlI mode NO arHruNluF ru res
nua distance lu English hloa'd rla4 as f1lIHWHf
hag uh'nF On Ne quaHirfa Won a'lae hf'Nteu
cast. rails laaa MnUlIHu, Hui luhinf ILrncc
sIIfs 1.Hrrfa r.a. .UIa faHiAHi t.rrc. 4. I rr-
r.Jrs caat eHliNsi lHrHUa q, d. aci.rrH o. ~
D4aIn.i t..a,e =. 4eEc,a " -tH H.hiaa
.gc,s,Jo. W.tia1r ihs ,olrS iysl tio ga be-,
lh0uru y. 10 9..Itas - uirltrs 81, t.sl. faiuf
Co tagp. % tol'nnils. c.la.n.1s taia.i.t.
inun ur l.t,
4se l.ia. sei rf,s',.s. ti,s1,el s,o,s, ger
isuf' 1i1h ilNp % sf'
uAf.f 90 Coa.y'lo, taIs Dog. t.ra
IS, B eHt tAh, tiNIN'. 90 fHl..+ etili
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
Southern COTTON MARKETS.

pai,in,orc April Cotton nominal; mddllnE. &c low
rnddng > o i,c. good ordinary. i'.c. gross receipts
So bales stock -.,..tr'. ,,,,.. ~. 49,.
Memphis Arrl elton STEADY; mdd.ns &c. low
riii.g -. good ordinary. -. te'cipi' '- naIes,
si,,,'., IT. as7. sale. 100. stock. ~. zoo
Norfolk April 2.-t'ofton firm; m.dah l3,ltc' iow
n,iidirs 5-sc. good ordinary. Zig rceip. -"
i'ai.. exnors c,asinisc Col. sales. "a. stock $3.50
Gavcson Aprii 2-,oion s"ld| nnIs.nt ~, go, low low
,,po'fs 10 the Continent ~. coastwse 3453 sales
sc,apnnh Anr ? Cotton steady mlddlius. ." IL
,r. "ili.ng b.. receipts. lGl, bales. exports coast
,i.o a.. sal.S 20 stock 60 .aS -.
- Louis April ''2iion quiet miad,lns % oy
hs'es Gross iG.: shipments io2. sales. 700. stock.
90 $50. ... ..~.,.. ,,t,,t,,, "a 10.
low middlna BIC. good ordinary 10 l6c receipts
,pi- l,i.s. exp,fts Great Britain 1880. 70 France
Ia ~, +. fhe continent lo.10 c0ast~iae DO sales
$50: stock. 80 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
cAeII QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thc feature of t1-days coffee market WAS
general scramble Of local shor5 i.eir Obligations
In The months tina war duty WOULD "
placed coffee should open hosliiiei take p"..
tween tls country anj Tie market opened steady
with tile months 10 points higher On this demand
while the later positions quiet and unchanged ron
vhe final figures of Yesterday Throughout the forenoon
trading conducted larger scale than IN inaA!
months. with the May arr September options receiving
the greater part of attention At the close the market
steady with the months snow rs net gam ~
points and the remote deliveries az advance OF V2l
points tn, spot coffee firms that Were noted "a heavy
buyers yesterday CONSPICUOUS again today selling
bulls preferred take the handsome 7iohis In sight
20 riskng reactcn " rias under possible change IN
.he political Total sales Of 40 100 lass, IN
cufed 5000 bags the first call Foreign news cui nui
iitiie figure influence Have and Hamburg MAKING
indifferent response improvement OF NesieilaE
Brazilian cables We're ah,ut expected selling
was checked by markell increase Ia tae distribution
this country and D. continued small pts
s. Rio ana Santos the later being due. in great meas
. the recent railway lardS.ide .
The market for Brazilian c'tee exhibited decided
s,fength all day az a heavy demand from consumers
Prices advanced basis ot 6sc for invoice lots OF
No Rio. later essci on ID csc. with the market at
close unsettled Total transactions were the largest
n. many Il nths.
The improvement; IN Not1 spot and future departments
# Brazilian coffee had favorable influence the mar
ke, for the nder varieties. ana good business was &C
comyshcd to day demand being chiefly Tor Maracaino
an Central American cofees We quote. Maracaino 81
Nl3c CucGta TlUijic. Jamaica 7Hlic. Ia GuaYa:
81. l6c Savanila. 7GlTc; Mexican ttsl'c; central
American. sisQl1iac. Costa Rr1. tDl''sc coffee m
parchment sass Mocha ls41sisc. Padars interior 23e
The range Of prices the local market to-day
Qg. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 2.The market for cattle to-day as Is
the Of the week was almost nominal one
The small receipts were composed mostly OF medium
grade cattle which disposed OF az prices unchdhsn
yesterdays ruling quotations Trade In hogs was
brisk Yesterdays rance ~ prices Hogs SOLD 81 an eN
rene range s. 1OlS4 chiefly at 81 s5as3 % prime
heavy selling To- above prime light weights Most o,
the pigs sold nj SO Nearly all Of the sheep ana
lambs received to-day consigned direct TO local saus
ierrs and prices mostly nominal sheep were saab
At 75Gsi good choice ewes ana feeders ahd
were saabie At 81 1888 TO- and lambs quo'aoie at
for wooded nd JOGSj for shorn Re 'cipts--
Cattle 400 head. hogs. 1000 sheep, 6opc .. 49,.
Cincinnati. April 2-iiogs active AZ 81 l2pt5@. .At
steady q ~ 49, -.
East Buffalo. April e-catts-Recepts: o. cars the
bulk which gued through. The market was
slo Hogs-keecpts, % cars Market
fairly active. good choice 81 opsi ~ roughs
choice 81 CpIs3 ~. good 10 choice ~ 10
10 sheep and lambs Receipts. 30 cars. Market
steady lambs. choice to extra. 81 v1psb 10 CUTS
to common so 50 g. sheep choice 70 selected "''Heis
81 75Is4 90. cu.s % common. s. 25lS3 ~.
East Liberty April Cattle steady; prime. - Hil
81 10 common 81 s0G g 10 bulls. stays ana c9Ns so
Workers 81 o5dSl IN: iight Workers. 50 r,ns
heavy hogs figSi o. pigs as to quality - g,.,,; ~
Sheep steady choice 81 9oaS5 common 81 39n$i choice
lambs 81 DIs5. common to good - ''tS" veal
calves. 81 acIs6
kansas CITY April Cattle steadv and unchanged.
Hogs active 2isc higher: 81 uS3 30 pss and
lights 8; 25Q<3 o. packers 50 Gg 81 10 mixed 81 'sl
~ 80 75Qs4 81. yearilnga 81 son 81 lambs - -1rsi
Louis April 2fttle steady fair to ian hauNeN,
shipping export - j's5 90 Ire ed beer ami
butchers 81 % 81 90 under 1000 H. s, S3HS 90 80.
ers ana Feeders - 2GTsi u and heifes S2f 90
Texas and indian steers a250$i -; cows and heifcrs
81 3OdS3 - Hogs seady. rkeia ~ io4S3 50 p'D",'.
81 75dsa o., Butchers 50 a0ds3 % sheep strong natye
muiions 81 29Si 20. lambs. - 23ls3 %. with springs
fffrt, e.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. lprl = i-'>. .
utrvEs Receipts day - cars. "T 3'3 mead n
- oo cars Tor eNuorf Tor ciy slnughteffrs
To trading live cattle Zee ing STEADY t.sf'u n''
a. 81 7nss.c per inferior 70 prime naive sides
~ chsnye IN cables. shipments today go ,hue ~ u,
,,,,1 "a London cattle and 2iio quarters ~ beer
y, Inc Massachusetts slsc - London I'-2 quarters IN
-. f-mbra Liverpool - cattle IN me 'oorai1 -
III, "a cattle and sheep the 1rinlisi 10 hn;iiud
r.ryES-No fresh receipts and nothing coiny f-.irs
C,itv vea,s In light demand ~ 'nlpt
co. ", country dressed weak nj 3~itc; niue calves 'V
SIC. p.e.,,,s r., DAY w-r. IA cars a.
ooi n.ad including cars direct eavins II carr % 10"
~'"i when q Jersey cfty and al SIXTEEN
sh@ep acre ia good demand at steady pces Isny'
FRIDAYS quotations The pens ".fe Irareu
siG ~ -, yood sheep gold at 81 59qS5 per 100 no far
w. ,ime lambs AZ $3.50 81. clipped do al - HIs' 80
10 ,nhs a. S+HS5 medium 70 fair Dressed
,ffsn stea A, ,isdSisc per NJ dressed anus ,
ss,;sc country dressed spring lambs 80" a, s@""$"
PEI Judd a. Co.: IS Kentucky sheep iO& n aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
ERIE AL RQAD.

Thr ugh trains leave Ncw-York foot n Chambers st.
AZ follows and five minutes earlier from West 23d st.;
900 \. N.-Vcsthuirt EXPIRES dalv for Bnghamton.
Wasery Fmifa Esnaio Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
T. ". lar1r 20 Buffalo
ZOO T.. T-Vestihulei Limited FAST mail Daily. sold
train f0r ciicac' arrives Cleveland : 30 \ NJ chicago
T.. II. se,pers 20 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
7:::O T.. M-Bnra'o anl cleveland ves,buled Express
jamestown 200 \ VI. Cleveland IL 30 F. NJ Se'pers to
RuNal0 and Cleveland making direct connections for
D,troit chicago ara The Wes, Cafa Library Car
$40 =. N.-Scd train TO Chicago seepers 70 Hor-
roll .il. chicago End Cincinnati Dining Car.
yrfcKwTs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
acc mmodauoas - 49, ll3 26l iol sad gol bIesa-
g. Chambers ana West -2i - ferries New-ferk S,-
and 725 Fllton.s 100 Broadway BROOKLYN. 2OD Hudson
If.bnler aui rerse} Clty Sfaf!ol Wesc9f Express
oas or arl checks baggage from hotels aud residences
fa q .stlr4tl-T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

I's o. interest in European advces were the advance
OF iUIisc IN LIVERPOOL futures and sharp decline in
Gohsols attending rather sensational reports regarding
IhsSnos attitude on the Eastern question Other
noon Were reports indicating crop damage over the
Mer wheat belt and moderate foreign buying
~ was understood that again after
mnea although reported sales " - loads
hnea me strength in Liverpool. while generally
uted 20 the unsettled political outlook credited in
one private cable due principally TO a withdrawal OK
spot offerings by Letter French markets any thing.
We're stronger than the English, particularly -four VII ch
ci'sed 5000 pcts net higher. Wheat wac $3.50 points
up ior the day. Antwerp remained the
mas been quoted at all the week The political situation
~ nome was regarded critical and after the
sirc; new dealings both aides the market, The
Mclden or speculation at Chicago large sale ~
Juy near the ccs+. credited clique interests pre-
Gcted the grain flee; Chicago practically all
way ana was said that Letter Is giving boats the
preference In shipping his wheat East. Quotations Of
red 81 o2&; No hard Manitoba. 81 1914. No Northern
DWuih. ii u3-s % arrive. No Northern New-York.
81 oG9s: No Northern Duluth 81 cas- No ! hard Du-
Wih, 81 1913 to arrive. .CORN-Trade slow but
the market naturally reflected the sharp advance In wheat
and closed asc higher recent activity export
all ports. has made sentiment little bullish and
checked operations for decline. The Liverpool market
showed net advance Of .Nisi Influenced by tall;
ana the strength in wheat No closed 3ii9c b.
aroat .OATSA steadcr undertone. resulting In 4c
net advance. the only feature IN today Prices
we've directed almost entirely by the In other
markets 40 oats closed 30d30i4c: No oats 29s.c
white. 32itc; NJ white 3i,c track mixed 3031
track Waite 3?d3Sc. RYE-Marke' finn, No West
5SNJsS%c afOa nearby. State rye 81 f.sc,
Market quiet. feeding 42c G ( New YORK. 34J3ii.c
G Z Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

age at IS per 100 ~ OIL do 9s 10 at 81 co. 100 Indiana
lambs II n. at s. So 90 clipped DO ~ No. at 50 30; II
Kentucky spring lambs. at 81 per head.
Newton & Co.: IA clipped Michigan lambs. "a h. at
s. % pa do, So 10. S. 70.
Harrington 2lO Buffalo lambs SO n. at 50 IS.
J. II. Wkerson: DOB Kentucky sheep. 81 No. at - SIN
Hume & Mullen; 1855 State lambs. l02 10. at Sc 20 2
State sheep i05 70. at 81 80.
D. Harrington: fo2 Buffalo lambs. SO 10 at Sc 35; 1913
do. 92 n. a sc IS.
H. Hollis: 1872 State lambs. o3 ~ at 50 3d. 10 spring
lambs. al IS each.
HOGS Receipts were 10 cars 2 Cpl head. all
signed direct slsugherers No trading to-day; market
quoted s4lSi % 100 10 Country dressed dull
3i.G6i,c per 10
Sa.es-S Judd g. 60 date Yesterday: 2i3 Ohio hogs
lis 10 average. 81 10 per 100 10.
n. II. Hollis data yesterday: state hogs. 200 H. at
81 -. rough. 200 n. ct 50 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 p. N. Pullman vesiihgls Day
coaches and Paror Dining Car service. Meals "a
carte. Connects Buffalo with through seepess 10
.i2:aO 900 p ~ daily for EAsTON. MArcH
CHUNK WlI.KESBARRE. SCRANTON week days.
pITTSTON and coal branches Chair car % Malcn
Chunk. ,-.
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal infer-
M lae stations Connects for sll points IT. the coal re-
goqs Pullman Buffet Parl0r car 10 Wilkeslarre -
80. t:2O p. ~ daily. except Sunday. for MAtCH
fIt NIX and Intermediate stations. Chair 20 Easion.
.4.aD. JiI5 r. ". Sundays only for MAucH CHUNK
and ,ntsrmslate stations.
$3.50. $40 + ". daily. except Sunday. for EAsrON
ard PRINCIPAL Intern. date stations.
$3.50, ZOO r e. daily Tor BUFFAio. NIAGARA
FALLS and all ponts Wet Pullman sleeper yesiious
40 5000 p VI. dali. except sunday. stopping only
=, SOUTH PLAINFiELD. EAsToN. BETH EHEM.
MATCH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
EATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
Tor buffalo None but sleeping-car passengers carried
No baggage carried. - . -. -
$50 o:aO y. " daily for KEHBARRE. ITH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 10 Ithaca.
Additional local daily. except sunday. Tor SOUTH
PTMNFIEID Bound BROOK and intermediate points
ieaye as follows: 500 $50 'lO:2o 1850 'iO2O 10 20
sundays onyD NJ. '2:2o. $50. $3.50 $40 and $50.
$50 II. 49,. - -.
3,j oil ani ?23 Broadway. 81 f. iih ST 100 z. 25ih
81 l27 Eowery y. y. so Fulton 81. ! Court ST.. %
pr5adwav and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
Transfer CO. viii call for and ciccN baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
S'ations I'm New York. foot of Barclay
md Christopher streets.
NtSIInt LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT

D'fect route 10 NEWARk. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
The ORANGES summit. Demands. He Baskns
Ridge Madison. &orstown. Passaic. Paterson BOOM
ten; Dover, stanhope. NEWTON BUDDs LAKE
AXE HoPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEYs
MOUNTAIN WasaiEgton PH L.LipsbrRG. EAs-
tans. SCRANTON. PTTTsTON WILKESBARRE
NANTICOKE DANNIIIE. NOKTTrMBEKLAND.
Monrose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH,
Naerylle UTICA RICHFIEI>D SPRINGS Cortland.
slRACusE osMEGQ. ITHACA owEGO ELMlRA.
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 4. M-EINGHAMTON MAI. stops at principal
stations.
10 0o A. M.-,Cafe carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BiNG-
HAMToN. OWEGO. ITHACA ELMIRA. U1ICs.
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRAcvsE and oSWEGo
EMPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Connecting at
Buffalo with troins fer Chicago ana points West
90 =. M.-SCHANTON WILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor car.
100 = M.-SCRANTON WILKESBAReE AND PLYI-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror car
200 L. ". fDailyl-Chcag0 Vestbulsd Limited Express
!or SCRANTON BINGTAMTON. ELMTRA. BUF-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York To
Chicago Dining Car west 4 Buffalo
$50 j. NJ e)aliv)-Buna Express. Pullman Slsepeu
for SCRANTON. BINGIAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH;
MT. MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving in Buffalo
$50 p NJ Coaly)-BUFFAI.o SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA and OsWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaze sons Limited. ll3 Broadway. ~ Parx
Pisce. 800 Broadway. AMI ?i2 Broadway. Tickets at
stations III ih l2tf-st 81 West l2j'h-
st. go Columbus New York. 33> and ,3s Fueasi
and c6 Hroaiway Brooksn Timetables giving :ui n
wESTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cau flr ana
tasg1ge from hotel or residence 10 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

tlr.-t-oi krrl > = 10 cotton spot quiet prices
favor nuyeTs american middlins '-l|i Inc s1ler %
,,.~, tales uf wric1 $40 wsr" fr sp'cul'
lion .rd Export. ara iuclnafi 900 Amsf- ic,tll
n 40 tarr Including 1900 American. tN.li's "'h'h
49,. ,si o,,rf win Al fuadernt. demand American mid
ding m q. April . GA buy,rs, Apil ana May
81 ,ii buyers. Nas sld juno. - SO - "fl "i'Is
Inn. and fui, ciTH %. go s'lcra. JnN ma Nisi
n 6lqs - B4a huyrgs. August AID sep eia~ - "'l
Gye,.. ~onfertor AMI October go Gas y ga s'i =
c|,,,e~ and Novenbs~ 10 GiH3 2uGid buyers N.'em-
her ami D.cen.bc- 10 sd buyers ),.fun'r ana ,.n
49, p 10 cif iuyers Jan lary and February. l9Gll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W 42l g station. y Y. as follows and
IL m earlier from foot = Frnnklin ST:
10 - \. VI Daily Tor Albany IT ca. syracuse Roches
ter Bunalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Cieve-
land and Chicago
90 Z. ". Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. syria
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De
irolt. Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis
$40 =. N Daily f0r Albany. T',lca Syracuse Roches
ter Rnnalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago AMI st Louis
Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels and of7ces.
G. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yort.