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Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Hawaii is now an integral part of this glorious Union. The vote on the annexation resolution was taken Wednesday afternoon and re- suited 42 to 21. President Me- Kinley affixed his signature to the bill yesterday. Every man who loves his country will rejoice in the growing ideas of territorial expan- sion. Now that the wedge has en- tered let the good work go on.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09
Notice.
ro .lIw whom It r,ey eeneerc:

! To ell whom it rnay concern:
 | You are hereby notified that any per
 son or persons, keeping CT residing in k any room, apartment, or house Of III. | fame. resorted to for the purpose Of pros
 | titution, within Four undred Yards
 | of the Kingman School House, Dist No. 1. and all persons letting, leasing or
 rent'nz, for the purpose of prostitution. | any house, room or structure, situated < within Four Hundred Yards of the | Kingman School House. Dist No 1. will | be prosecuted under the provisions of | an Act of the I7th Legislature. entitled | An Act to Regulate Houses of Prostitu. | tion In the Territory of Arizona
 | SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
 ' Dist No. {
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

The Fourth of July was celebrat- ed this year with more enthusiasm in the United States than ever be. fore in the country's history. The recent naval victories makes us all feel proud to be American citizens and coming as they did just before the Fourth gave additional cause for enthusiasm.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

The bottom has fallen out of the Klondike. It is said the mines are all worked out and new fields will have to be opened up. Very little gold will come out this year, for the reason that very little has been ta- ken from the mines. Distance has certainly offered it's allurements to the public in the case of the Yukon. We advise all in search of gold to come to Mohave county.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

The stereotypers strike cut off Chicago's daily papers for nearly a week Newspaper offices are now run on the same plan of big ma chine shops-everv department has its speciality, and ifone department IS tied up the whole concern must stop. New stereotypers have been obtained a d the papers are now being issued
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09
Excursions to the Pacific Coast this
 Summer.

The Santa Fs will sell cheap excursion tickets to Los Angeles. San Diego, Re dondo Beach or Santa Monica during June, July and August. The summer a, the seaside is not only cool and delight fui but 1t is most beneficial change from the high sltitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort in the world than Coronado Beach, and in the summer one can stop at this beautiful place at no greater expense than at or. dinary places, and at less than half what it costs at Atlantic Coast resorts.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09
There is weeping and wailing in

There is weeping and wailing in Madrid over the loss of the fleet of splendid vessels under the com mand of Admiral Cervere. Only a small part of the details have been made known, but even this small part is enough to send the people of the Spanish capital into the depths of grief and dispair. The queen is prostrated and the minis, try is roundly denounced for the terrible disaster to Spanish arms on land and sea. Campos will probably be asked to form a new cabinet and make overtures ot peace.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

President Mckinley has issued proclamation calling on the Amer. ican people to assemble at their usual places of worship next Sun day and offer thanks to God for his sheltering care of our army and navy. Our people at home can do the praying and the boys in blue and brown will try to send the oth. CT fellows to the devil.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Capt w. H. Hardy announces himself as a candidate for the of flee of treasurer of Molove county, subject to the action of the silver republican convention. Capt. Har- dy is the pioneer of Mohave county and deserves well of our people
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Ontario, Canada, celebrated July 4th. In the near future when Can ada becomes part of the United States the Canucks will celebrate our national birthday. just as en- thusiastically as any citizen of the original thirteen states
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Gov. McCord's company of in fantry are being mobilized at Whipple. They are said to be the finest body of men ever mustered into the army. The regiment will probably 90 to Manila.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Frank H iwley. deceased Notice is hereby given by the under. signed. J. E. Perry, administ rator of the estate of Frank Hawiey, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to said administrator, at his office in the town of Kingman, Mohave county, Arizons, the same being tbe place for the transaction of the busness of said estate, in the County of Mohave, Arizon. Territory.
 J. F. PERRY,
 Administration. Dated June 2s. 1898.
 First insertion July ?. 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

A monument will probably be erected to the memory of Capt. w. o. O'Neill, who died on the battle field of Santiago. The idea is a good one and should be acted upon at once Mohave county will aid the project in a substantial way.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Candidates for county office are springing up all over the country and by the first of August the man who shall not have nominated the office he desires will indeed be modest.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Why should Kingman not incor- porate? A city government is an absolute necessity to the progress of the town Let us move in the right direction-forward.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

As yet we have seen no call for that meeting of the populist com mittee. Is it possible that a new chairman has been selected?
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Prescott had prepared for a big celebration July 4th, but the report of the death of Buckley O'Neill took all the life out of the festivities.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-09

Commodore Watson's squadron, consisting ofthe Iowa, Oregon, New ark and three cruisers, have been ordered at once to Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorx April II: 1895
cOTTFE-7H. Of days coffee marse' wa, was
hardly to ;he iiking O the bu- crowt whae ~. hs -
business far from satisfactory - enea ~ -
bears From the start tendency vas d7wn~ard n'De
lack y outside speculative interest ioCt Ne az
selling he bears and liberal receipts az 40 az. ~
OF ne first cal The quiet. WIN Drs - ~
points lower BY midday the loss had 5a'r increaNfc -
,Og5 points with tn market finally rarely s'fHo!
re- ,oss o.. O1eO points Total sales reached but lo.oO
tags included IN which we've several $500 ..
.earsr si;!ons tho more remote Tts ''. n
n,i.iea, outook was NOR peaceful. The Pr~sdents
message ho~ave- regarded as hardly p'ih'!hs -
reaseiuI sei-,eH, be,ie,ins that develop
r-erts over night and az the session y congress ~.
might yet r@sul; In settNnlei' 49, 'Sailos
American controversy without resort 70 rfc'
I'm Brazilian markets lacked speca! feature
cnTs@ excneure standard .; Rio was sIn-1 o. =
ar private exchange So, Recepts We're elFen a
80 ef bas cea-ances l. The United states q Or bags
Tu-ore. oO0 bags. and present Sex Nv w. go. -.
TIE Santos narH-t was q-'et ~ih - oo0
bags making The present 81 * 't B. 90 ss.n-5sv
Feveiius rep ,rtsd - have .aren hlo on ~
Nth - 600 bags. Ire stra,' 80 -S 49, Sarfos I'D
York wi.h as 9s bags inclllns - - a.,
on bags Victoria The steamer Calico was a. 1850
as having 81 hs port Win cargo o :, 30 rs
Pc and . 10 hays BAHIA turing me 'ar 40
s,,sS 80 me United - 600 BAGS 70 Fur J." vo
hass. santos 70 United States ooV BAGS 70 ,o s'
24cO0 Receipts az r., tst ~esN ~ -, 600 bss.
ear ago Santos reached bags as sfains'
Z, r.s1 previous week and n v Tags - }esF
- as-shou.a deliveries the United states for he
49, .nst ended were II BAGS including ll96@ bags
a, New-York agans; sll3i bags al al po''s '"e ''7
~,ons week and llg 100 bags last year 49,.
o 9n. -srke' for spot Brazilian oorss was du!. and
,.syre.ss all day Win close barely steady gu "a
;ion. wers no' 70 RIO The market f1r MID co~ees
was more active with ne icing howeys, ao a,
settled sale. included 900 $500 .ass 80
- tysv-e ana Hamburg markets were closed to-1ay
ne rane Of contract prices In the Oca market 'oeay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

Ssl . DO North Csroiina, p.r Dbl. 81 500 DO per
tasiet <iq2 so. North Carolina per basket 5ccSSi
tomatoes, Florida per slae %; peas Savannah
Charleston pr basket. sizti so do Florida $50
GSl. s4Gaeh Florida cfte. 1jr tur1irs Russia
tbi G187t~ g. white +0d5oc okra- Havana. per car
risr. - - beans Tlorfh wax. per crate 300
do gr~-n ~ .. retshes Norfk per bei SIG! 90 do
Pc haskot, s1Q.Ic. kae Norfolk per bb. 295oc 90
Baltimore ip0;Dc Sp.nach. Norfolk Pc Dbl JOcepsl
HAY AND STRAW-fAY-l'he oNrrngH tcr sunday
Nouda, than two ''rss OF ths mar
ket's requirements for DAYS. anf me stations
unusually c.nrel = stock ali god - decent grndes
quoted t0-iay. AZ Apr permits an Increased
volume = farm w0rk which nnces7ary resfcts ooln-
ie.!veries fe- secur" as 10 good bust
ior the = April and consequently name recent
rates with much nd.pend@rce In taci X Is Asserted
that they hanIr more y the to9 grades
late .fer.nTs have contained We quote; I-,rg,
ba.sr Ir ne. per l = . 49, ~. J. per ~ ~ .yy1
E2i. grataiess 10 = 25G40c. clover per 100 10
91.c. clover 'ivei. per 100 n 35G i5c; ri, reaiow
4Ofi5r .... sTEAW-The demand IS Represented by
onir little wholesale bus The low prices ~ the
winter pr rpf>d s'ne hdns. but as vet there has ben
profitable alZatio1 r11r ~ prices then pad Nj
grades quoted Tho -,ing pr ss Z the last week
We go 20 f1r long 3iu92'sc fr other goo.
mi a. quoted 'ul NJ 2hGa2'sc Win only htu-
= fhe best above 30c Tn, r,cepts - hav IN tons as
ri~f m noon .c-day the Produce EtchsnRe were
90 tons. ali but ~ tons OF which were by rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
.Bl,ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo e:55 p NJ Pal!man vest.bule Day
coaches and Pa-lor cars Dinng-Car Meals . u
carte. Connect At Buffalo With through sleepers 70
.i.s5O. 400 p. ". daily for EAsroN. MAucH
On six. WIlkEsBARRE SCRANTON week days,.
pITTSrON and Goa. branches. Chair Car 10 Mauch
.:;5O IifO Z. ". daily. except sunday for Wilkes
u,PpF' rfTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
,rsi,tc stations FOR all points IN the cUal
y,,n. Pullman Buffet Paror Car % N!lkesoarre.
sHi5O, { 80 F. ~ daily, eScep; sunday. for MACCh
tIK and intermediate stations. Chair 20 Easson.
s4:.,u. a,I5 p. NJ Sundays only for NACCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
80. $40 p NJ daily. except Sunday. for EASTOS
AM pr .ncipa intermediate stations. x
sS:5O. ZOO = daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yes,ieuis
train N TO Chicago sleepes buFalo and Toronto.
40. $500 NJ. daily except senday ssspping only
MACH CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
Tor Buralo Non. slerp!nscar passengers carried
No carried. $3.50.
.s::0 OOO p. VI daily for WIIKESBARRE, ITH.
.r. GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and points West Pullman sleeper to lthaca-
adiItonai local trains daily. except sunday for SOUTH
81 ,fNFfrg.D ROTND BROOK and intermedste poinD
isava "a follows. 400 30 30 20 1880 1000 1870
Ssunasys oniy A. NJ. eco. 40 '43o. $40 and $50.
9 30 = NJ ,. -. &c. ,., a.,
~, ga End 3c1 broadway n r. IAN St, 100 f. l25,h
6, io- Bowery " Y: sG0 Fulton ST.. Court st., ~
y2re,swav and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN.
v Transfer VIII can :cr ans check baggage froO
hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

-.
sc;y- gocl choice Yrfaers 81 HJ4SG. sft York
s. SfGs 90 mixed pacNcr.' sratas. g 9jds4 %
medium Weighs stoi heavy fogs s. o3GN 10 coughs.
s. t0aG GO PISS SCI 50 80 Sheep ant awhs-Receips
- TIE ars-t fairly .-rsiv and 10th
Kinds iarfs rra o. ca'rl SGaSG iD ,r O. good S. ~
gs5 a0 c.ls s,os5 =. yee-'0es FAR - la4.,t wsne
s. u.s. - .qi-d lamrs - s. 10. heav5 3d. - So u
g. 80 sfe-p-'rcire a. see''et vofrers - "fqS5 -.
u yet ste.v s. 1884 -. cls e. 90 81 clipped sheep.
s. 1884 -
Chicsgo April ii-The-e was a fairly active general
demand ,afffe t.-.av g.0i Cafts <
bu, common and Medium grabs which again ON
pr ,ed The prncps share x tie 1~er.rss rather
row al weak fr.res The greater par = cattie
cro.ssi the scales g. 4oqS5 10 ne cou'non~st On
slgrr,.nts ceiling brow while prime
shipping beeve. wee sc,rce and .t-ng 2,sj 80
stokas ana f-t@r- IN god demand SAILS being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

,,-,uxh train, leave NewYork. foot Of ChamberS-st,
=. ,oiow. and Eve m!nues earlier from Wes. 2sd-st.
"as,n a M.-yestbusi Express day for Blnghamton.
yv.rerv Em,ra Runac. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
p NJ ParOr 10 Buffalo -.
Ono - M-vestlbuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
,,s;n sor chicago arrives Cleveland 10 A. NJ. Chicago
p ~ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
70 r. M-Buralo and Cleveland ves;buled Express
raiiv Arrives Buffalo I05 A. NJ Bradford 1:li A. NJ.
rsmestown 90 A. NJ. Cleveland u 30 p. NJ se~pers TO
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections soe
Ts,,oi, Chicago ard re West. care Library Car.
s,4S y. N.-soid train TO Chicago sieepers to Hoe-
,eusyille Chicago End Cincinnati Dining Car
TNIcKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at ill., liz. 2Sl. s0 and sSI broad
way ~, Bcwery $50 East l2Jths, and u West 18th
g., Chambers and West I'D St ferries New-York. S33
and 100 Fulton 100 Broadway Brooklyn 2n Hudson-
st Jersey Guy station. Westco;t Express
ch. for aaa checks baggage hotels and rssdsness
to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
WEST SHORE R.

Trains leave " 42d St Station. =. Y as follows and
IS from foot II Franklin 81.
1915 A NJ Daily for Albany. rfica syracuse. Roch.s-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Fort wayne Toledo, Cleye
land and Chicago
COO r " DIl.y for Albany Min,real Utica SYRIA
cuss Rochester. BuTai1 Niagara Fails. Toronto. De
,roit. Cleveland. Chicago AMI = LOUIS.
SAB p VI Daily ro- tharv Utica. syracuse, Rochss
ter Buffalo Niagara Fals Tcrono Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and {, Louis
Tine table, at prncna, hotels ans o~c~.
C. L. LAMBEET Gs-1eral p sssnssr Agent
2 Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
DEL. LACKsWivva AND WESTERN II. II.
stations I'm New York. foot OF Barclay
aud thrtstopher Streets.
NIsrI3l LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
PININ(H

Drec; route 10 NEWAEN. DLOONFIELD MONTCI.ATR
THE ORANGES. summit. E-rnar1sl lie Dzskng
R.dse 'latlson. Gorristown Passeic Paterson. Boom
ton, Dover. stanhlpe. NEWTON. BCDDS LAKE,
:.AKE HoPATCoNG. HaoAettstown. scHOoLEY'S
MOUNT y, W. -. ingt7n SD 20. EAs-
tains. SCRANTON. PlTT5TON WILkrSBARRE.
NANrfCOhE rANNILLE. NORTH 'ABERrAND.
M'ntrlfe. BlNGH NTON. OXFORD. NORWICH
Waterl -. UTICA RirUFlELD STRINGS Cortland.
CORNING BATH DANVliLE. BUFFAIO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHV EST.
500 4 M.-BiAGHAMTON MAIL. stops az principal
1000 A. M-tCafs Car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. PING
HAhrON OWEGo. ITHACA. EIMIRA. UTICA,
RI'HTIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. AID OsWEoo
EMPRESS Pa 1nlan Palace Cars Connectins se
PuIal1 ,eth tra.r- ror Chicago ara points West.
l.0o ?. M-SCRANTCN. VILKESBARRE and EIMiRA
EMPRESS Pullman RuTst pa-i0r ca.
500 = N-SCRANTON. WfLEESRA PRF AND PLfM-
Ot-TH ENrREss. Pullman Buffet P!rlor Car
ZOO r. n. Daly)-Calcag' Vest pulled Limited Express
.1r SCRANTON. EINi,i4 MTON. ELMI2A. BUF-
Chicago. r nlng car west Z Brcalo
N. gr4ls1-HgIall Express. Pullman SleepeC
~ SCRANTON. DfNGHANTCN. ELMiRA. BATH,
TT. NORRIS gnd BUFFALO arriving In Buffalo
%, p II ,pany,-BUrFAtO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA ma OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze I.irnfei. ii3 Br9 adHsy. IL PARK
y.ace 80 broadway. ana 90 broadway tickets AZ
,e-~ s,-iisns III 4'h-av'. i2hs 81 wes, iS,h-
and icG brooklyn Timetables giving full In
wrSTcOTr FXpRTS- COMPANY VII call .or ana
cNsck hpgrnge ho-l resdNnc. 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

l<a.. New Yoss WLlienal I'm nl.. SCUM FsFEy aad
OF Liberty Street.
'Daly EIcep, Sunday ssundays
CHICAGO - 20 a. NJ. % ~ ?. and 'i2l5 night.
PLTTsB' re. - 30 a. m i3;25 :. n $500 .. m.
1918 srf = ~ Liberty 81 oulyJ
CINCINNATI. ". LOUIS. 1000 a. m '5.55 p n.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. iI.55. 1000 ,Diner).
I'll 80 n DINER 800 DINER f325 (DiaerJ. Ass
Consrl ~ q .. n AMI 80 - nsat
NORFOLK. tli 20 q. N.
NEW ORLEANS Nt~o4rh .leepsrl % %. s. 10 D m.
All trains are iligminit-i - firtsch Light
Offices. ii3 i72 2Gi 43t lttO Ntwas. q r. Ii'h-st
~ F0wery y. y 33y 34I Flt1nst.. brooklyn White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from motel residence
destinatI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
yew-Yors April L. 1928
.root a.e,.,, arr =, 1e s,r.-rte, win spain over
M .haa . III. sSs' aa rae , YIN ' S.t T
ta- ion-. ,'1Gc pr her Kinis ~ .ock ne een-r4.
ri, AMI ,aa. ,-s sc 1' ar. h. steady 20 an
f-"ic i:ean- eno'' Per ,,s' - ., sFi -.
s. - .pN - 40 white kidney. - ~ d. PA tIr.Ie
rai'...n ~, O. 90 nov ,..s hi, So DO bags 700
79'.c. ~ sr5.,a 49,, pc Do bags sogs2'se.
aay ana sau,ay ir.shsGcrss li;'le lower nars-,
f lls'' g., mat ne st,aaoa wsFTa ran. "a, IKE
.iar for co7--s-,-n, mo. rs.h-r stubborn Re-
ael.,a hc -.:at n n,.sn, be aiynnced by
o...a rs 5s: -ai s ins pam aasas ioaa aSt p
ms aTe..sa STATE dairy also. and ,' t ....e
'cory Was .ar,. .st hea up petty VEL a. me nsur,
was ma, IN a -cs ''T wa. a.. LOOT, a nae ~, m
eic do ars'. ef120iar 80 tnrd. seconds i7ui9,.
S,,.e ealr, .-,- se ANY ~. d. We.h tab.
se.51ls 1917. ,a,ea rene, ezra. iSisc. J.
ss-als 60 ar.. l5Ii5- factory -, "a. Gc q, seconds
70 49, tai ' T.- srser. isE2'e, '.si;
c.. 'i-..c-- ,ac..r, i@-rl4i.c
VI a' r., NV arg, '- Ill. ge,,y n"
va. 49, f,.,.rs s. ~, ss,,. a. =. o.. ~ 90
ae lee '.a' 'nf rsr- ?a's-i ~ an si7.--. IT,
v are s,a.-a isar ~ = nv rrsas, aas " 90,
To-, frtc- hr'ce,s = ats-; 30 s-A-' la-se. .sed.
"a Pave .n a. We. .nd ' mh NIX s,,iisns s,a4..
pro.y VOL aat-r ..-'ra. ne rarss, ~ '..,'y 60
,aa., s.P,-nt,r. =. = eso.-e 74g7'.c i, "a, :,
s.a. faaef september. - Js.r - small choice 7.g
s- 5li, s.r.. ,ae, sss.s. as: q. ~
-...
is fafaor qt qlai -. ~ w-sern ursfAhea
=, 4a" ,,' iF = 80 - 'a'.s' - r~as ~ ss
re nr,'ery go ,. -t-.' cnor- g, Amy g-a ''
e. 1890 81. TT a'i ~ ,o. = -
e- ~. .',I. - Da-t .Es, i.N,r = :. ~,
."er and c- ~ s42's 49, ana N-afpf
re.'sru -ol-,.~. ~ .'orrr. fos- : ~, ioqio.-.
S.ui1srn. 90 ~ tirs rsss NHfilani - We' -
a-t d. .ra S'---"9F" PRIME. ''s4"'' '"'s''''
sf r''-r "sE- 60
FRUITS FRESH TAer- is ak supply p, sp.l.s
f.f1fy rr 4.all'les freely offered tgt
OBJ .a-.~ srs,, Ioia ani charlie. s,-4sb--Tios
g.. ~ nat c1rst'- oa,.iss sa5's,,oni az rs'ser
rome and ,'a bod only fof small ia9i = - s'Ts
r.r ~ saas,,e u., i,a,, cho'"e - fanc, s. ,;aE
D.. a.esar- q--ly. ti"s -" gen cn'i,- - Yanct
So a,erlg- qus., s. ;s.s russei s. 5oGss Inferior
, 80 sIa'f aarr y y.r 5o. e ,.as, .s
ms g -oase r,-,aierr..s cfAre,,on. PEI quart; 20
IIfIrs- LItIfI = a?ofat-t Apes are IN roi"faH
..-... IYt aim demand flrhf easy and 10
-',, N. ~ IN San a,'ed though e..i-atie .'ct
e.l s,.atlr ca0rs sni was. unchanged Small fruits
,.'4 49, IL 60. t,.lc. s.aysTatei ,an-y g. e,tra
.s.cr pcr = sAoo.se ., ehol-.- s',ss''. % PRIME.
.a.'~-s sa4. :. sea,1,rn 2.sa 10 .s-a a,ase.
r...r;el aaffo. 4 corrs end 'NnS. 2'st-sc ra'p-
l~'f.r' --t. an rh.r-i~s ,sc apr,cot, calt-
go. Marga-s. sni2s. d, royal. cr9ssc. peaches.
t gs' g-a i4 Windmill, Or Hs' saso '''' ''
ti.p--T.s.- sf4f drag There present margin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

e ? NJ n pas S ss:* s:, 10 n sss5 IS S
ckd mans steady; quoted T,.a7Asc Western 10
ciiy a9ieqsasS: country ssss&c. L1RD-Ea.y
son m. sd e's aH9 es Se sf so
49,. - n9oanl - s5esty Quot: CITY satnS;
4e-leai'sc' ci,y ;arI. s,ea-ine Gi.c nominal
RtI<-rhere vas ed business doing in rce to-day.
Ton of oitsrs from outside points TIE demand was
buyrs paving fqi nsurer New. q favorable rur,
o aE o6 S1s s2 II ih, ou e2apy s sGa
Nv, 'ne,'' common to ~" ~ 1870 c taI 20
ra,aa. 4i.qs.c - in tona. 2'.aai. Japan -
ia5a ig, h r, ,ea Z bona 30 90, ,b.
morning IN ne ii MARKET nearly al grades
s a. % acs er w. wa' Only s he dr s4s sHs1
sa' W.T. ey TIE mortet Tor raw :us ga. was 9 atr,
ocnir'ne,i ~ to- 'p. lsnacd al - and 70 bag.
The e5se c,r-,,uss 9G ct We quoted q, 4iSc mus
coyao - -''. &c. ard mola'srs sugar 80 esi hs
raser holay. Quotations o, renrea a. 81
powdered 80; coarse powdered SC grsnu.,et snd
srsnu.s.a sic. con,er!'oner- srenua'ei and cul.'
go NN ~, moIa 4 sna tsIc.
Nos g. and > - y D. ! SOC 10 : a. No s; 4'.s'
il.c. rs :s' II ana Is. 80 TS Is tcoc '"'' 49,
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT.
Current quotations q domestic OILS based on Wool
ryrhange ofir.sl classic aton AZ follows:
WEST NIf.GINlA. Quarter cowhing - QS'
corlbing 49, as
Xxx ............32 G,a9 Half-blood cloth
w ......-....-..3 30 mi" ing ..-.-.. 10 p.'
y ................- ~ r tr egttB
Enc unvashed. 10 M clothing .-.....- as
FIna falaire. go Quarter clothing. T"I
Ii4lf M Coarse II thing N2J
INK .....--......- go MISSOURI ILLIEOIs AND
T hree e'Ent0s ,>-r,.~,
e.rlnng co.. 81 132 '->"'N-'N'
Quarter 0lhin-. ar2U Fine .............- OF
Coare. D1uhire .2S az Han blood comb
Halt blood cd th- ing ..-...-.....-- CT
ing ........... IS 12o n rec - egh;hs
r eich'hs Uhinz = 'sN23
a frlrr q T10 Quarter corhirg % Ef22is
cuarfrr .ll'il~r as Common crnDng. al
coarse ciHfI. ng 40 braid corbnE GO
NElV-Tof.E MI HiGAN Iaf-alood comb
AND WISCONSfN. Ing ..-.......-.- Gla
y ans Ky .......2 - H2i ~ rse eShths
f-'" unvHeaei al cl7'hnr ....... 20 az
Fine della - a. Quarter cl1thlag 20 ~
Hflcb Cru.e Low cl7'-i1g - GO
ing ............-- Qcs Georgia and South
I hr e.Fhths ....-.-..... - GA
combng .......- 43D
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o-.,rr, v,pKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

-, p,rolo Anil li-Ca,tie-Recepts l3o cars
t,SS Included - ears OF Canadian stock Insre
ra"d m, cows hefers at steady 10 strong p sist
g rad.s yer, about steady. but for nieolum "-isns
mon vere weak Heavy and export steers Glow
20 Iuils slow heavy: others about stcady g9oa
"a 5oas4 ana rough steers % ~
sa q isht steers 3os5s+ 40 choice fst heer.
K 90 mixed butchers stock. 81 fSgst 10: good Fat cows
& Goa IS 90 Iios-Roceipts 100 ears Market opensa
siow ana until concession % loVSoo on pSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
~ IDS.
From, 100; * Liberty 81.

Ton.
From, li Liberty 81,
Week days 80 30 100 III 30 Dinns caro- A. =.
Gays 4an ioo9. ~. uin,nE CarJ A n 200. 800
DINING ~ W. a., =. .stlVnst trains
$50 900 p Il sunday ege 4 81 100 ? VI
HOAT'S LEAVE so TIL FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST
Week lays. 7.lo. 80 - &c. ssj. 9.ns go rs
m 90 10 H. 1853 HOS. 1880 fi5i 4. n !. y " as
- IS :. ;.55. d:io c.-5 gi5 - 9.55. SIS
u, 80, - -. u 80 r. NJ. i2.I5 q. IT. sun.4.s 90
SIS i0yo. ll3o \. Il. 10 y, = -. 200 :. 3d. -
a.5 % As. - C. 90 60 rs s.2J 20 955
1888 +. u. l. Is nit.
ckets and psr.,r ea5 seats 81 fot 0, Liberty ST..
nav. ~ e. Az. 81 East ita -. 53 Eas, i25th 81
c73 V-sI i2l'h -. 95l columbus Az N-w York: /
$50 Fg.,1n S.. p-o'slyr % Broadway WIZ
Tre y. !. Transfer CO. call for ard check
baggage from hotels o. res fsnc@s 20 Destination.
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LENlGNvlLiEY SYSTEM,

Stations Ok West 81 -. Penn p R Cort.andt "
Desor0sser 81.
from West 23l II. Other figures show
.-1e from Cortlandt pes'4osscs -
sG:Io. C:.O A.. ". daily sunday '6:to, A NJ for
EASTCE nrI intermediate stations
$50. SIS 4. dailv ror WiLkEsBARRE. scRAN-
rOT ,Ne.i days) ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER
pr F-Far.C NIAGARA FALLS an the West. and princ-
rsl local po'rf- 4 ming car art char car % Buffalo
sff:5O. 13:0O daily excep, Sunday.