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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

The A. NJ. E. Sunday school, will
soon present to the public a new Can
tata, play that has never been played
in the city before,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mrs. D. G. Basstield will leave Satur.
day for Mahaska County to canvass tot
her hair preparation.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03
,OTTU MWA NEWS.

Mr.. Charles Owens who had an op.
Grafton reformed Sunday morning is
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected. ,....t ...s.. ..,.. =.
@ Mrs. Emma d. Gardner of Springfield
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mr.. Leo. Walker of Grinncll College
was the only colored student that attend
ed the State Field day that meet here
last Saturday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Rev. and Mrs. Godbow OF the East
Side Baptist church left this week for
Waco Texas where they will make their
future home.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mr.. VIM Jackson of Chicago who was
visiting his parents, return to Chicago
last week after pleasant visit.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Herbert LaShe the novel slack wire
artist who has just finished his engage
ment with the Nashville students return
to our CITY to spend the summer at home.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

The County Republican Convention
will be held in Des Moines July l, and
the county primaries will be held Friday
lime o.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03
HAIR DRESSING.

See my crimped switches and bangs
Drop me a card, Ill call.
EMMA BASFIELD, 1914. Goth st.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mrs. Lee of Oskaloosa is visiting her
daughter Mrs. B. j. Holmes she likes our
city and thinks it is improving fast.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mrs. E. T. Banks who has been i'll for
a few weeks is some better at this writing
her friends are glad to hear Of her improv-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03
Hon. Decoration Day
Was ObserVcd.

Never in the histo1y Of American
Decoration Day has there been SO
much enthusiasm and so many march
ed in line as last Monday because the
veterans of 60 and the young soldiers
of os marched in line together, there
fore the line of march was longer and
greater then the preceding years in
Des Moines. The parade was one hour
passing given place with bands
martial music and drum corpse and the
warm applaus of the crowd fill the air
with patriotic fever. The address OF
John n. Baldwin was very good and
in the evening the crowd enjoyed the
Dewy fire works at the Y. NJ. q. A.
mark
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Herbert La She the colored novelty
slack wire artist will give an exhibition
at Shady Glenn of the Hotel Porters En-
cursion June 16.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Rumor has it that the wedding bells
will soou ring, twice in the beautiful
month of June watch, look, and wait.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

It has been stated that the Bystander
cave the most accurate and best report OF
the A. NJ. E. Conference session IN
Muchakinoek last week that is good but
read our Sunday School Conference re-
port this week and see ifit wont be the
best. The report was the work Of our
efficient representative Miss Porter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mrs. Burton (Rev. Burton's wiCo) of
Oskaloosa is the guest of Mrs, B. J.
Holms of Park Street this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

The June number of the Review OF
Reviews will be very interesting. be
cause it will contain good history Of
Admiral Dewey his characteristics.
and under Farragut at the Navel
Academy and his boyhood and it will
also contain an article on the Phillip
pine Island, ''Gladstone as e bond Of
Sympathy, Europe and America :,
each of these articles will be of inter-
est to the public now and should be
read.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

The Il, B. S. met with Mrs. Banks
last Thursday after general discussion
and lunch the circle adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Wsrrick next. week, when
new officers are to be elected.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Dist. Supt; Mrs Ford, Abba, Asst.
Supt.: Miss Sarah Benthan, Keokuk,
Secretary; Miss Maggie Mason, Iowa
City, corresponding Sec'y, Miss Sarah
A, Porter, Des Moines, Treasurer; Fac
ulty Of Normal Institute. Rev. Reeves,
Des Moines; President, Rev, W. A.
Bruce st Paul. Rev. G.. NJ. Tillman,
keokulz, Mrs. NJ. Il. London, Mucha-
KNOCK, Miss Annie Belle Hall, Wash
ington, Miss Saddle Benthan, KeolSuk,
Mrs. L. F. johnson, Des Moines, Miss
Georgia Black burn Oskaloosa. A
vote of thanks was given to the people
of Muchakinock who SO beautifully en-
tertained the members of the conven-
ton during their stay in the little town.
The convention adjourned to meet
with Abba, by singing "God Be With
You Till We Meet Again
AT THE RECEPTION.
The members of the District Con-
terence and S. S. Convention were very
royalty entertained by the residents of
of Muchakinocls, Thursday evening,
May s6. A large crowd. met at the
opera House and enjoyed the follow
ing program: Opening Address, Rev.
Jason Bundy; Welcome Address, in
behalf the church, Rev. w. A. Searcy
Response, l. NJ. Gordon. Mount Pleas
ant; Vocal Solo, Mrs. e. F. johnson,
Des Moines: Welcome Address, in be-
half of the Sa bbath School, Mr.. S. s.
Matthews, Snpt., Muchakinock: Re-
sponse. Mr.. Simon l.. Terry, Boone; In
strumental Solo, Mrs L. r: Johnson;
Address Mr.. Geo. II. Woodson, Much
alzinock; Vocal Solo, Miss Sarah A. Por-
ter, Des Mcines: Address, Rev. Timothy
Reeves. The convention will never
forget the hospitalities of the Mucha-
KNOCK people, and return sincere
thanks for their kindness.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Miss Zoe Richardson who has been
sick at her home at Give, has re-
gained her health and returned to the
city to work in the Bystander office.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Iowa will have colorcd company o.
volunteers. ...
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Mr.. Frank Morris write up for super
Visor will appear in next week issue.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Clifford Williams left last Saturday
with the Iowa regiment for Tampa Fla
We wish him success.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

The Bystander does all kinds of
lob printing. Give US call.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03
P. L. D. SOCIETY.

Quotations. .Longfellow
Paper, Mr. E. e. McAfee
Recitation. Mr.. Fred Thomson
Vocel Solo. ........... Mr.. G. Williams
Debate-Resolved, that the soldiers of
the Ninth Cavalry were justified in
resenting tue insult at Tampa, Fla.
as they did.
Affirmative, M. l. E Williamson.
Negative-Mr. VIM. Mash.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Des Moines will rase the first colored
company.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Read and patronine our advertisers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-06-03

Remember the hotel poters excursion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

No change was made IN quotations pomlnos. cut lr.f
ana crushed. ll-lse powdered ard coarse powdered
'-loc gFaruatel and line granI.aied. lie; coars.
siHnuate! and extra fine granul1ted sltr ccnfeon-
5isc mould 7-lGc. diamond A. 3iGc; confectione.s
\. . lCc; Nos J. and 3 i2-lGc: Nos and > Az;
No o. l-lGr No :. sac: No = 4isc: No ,.l6c; No
10, a.. No H. 5-lGc: No IL. J-6c No -, 4tc. Nos
IL and II. i'sc; " TO- lie. -
THE WOOL. ~, IiANGE REPORT.-Th. Wool En-
chang gives IN" following q the msrxe,; The
market depressed Transae-
lions for the week have been decidedly limited and con
nn1 within the hands Of Few OF the large operators
Consumers requirements very Hight. ne the wool,n
present difficulties arising from tho probability OF war
Ir the mer's division II ~" market cancellations
continue feature. nad many looms nre standing Idle
This naturally the Prices fail g. show ITO
ren; In nit" of prevailing duine,s holders
fnarHah'v firm. Their firm attitude Ia assumed con-
f.tions ev prevail abroad The foreign ma keis are
s.ads With tho demand we'll sustained and ~ TIE
desirable grades be ought 10 better aivan-
fage here thar abroad cuty ADDED The call for
has and beyond few deliveries
old has been extremely light
Prices 4 less nominal hass and IN ar-
coriance with quotations ruling some time ba X Tori
woods entirely devoid ~ everything In the way ~
nparenty rasoi the time Territory growths are in
small demand ami prices show change Much tue
may said II Texas California and oregon woods
Texas appeared he worth clean IN the reisborhood Of
4Tc Spring california and oregon, 45pi0c. SECURED
pulled shows business doing: prices unchanged
current rates Holders have confidence In the future ana
fall sacrificing their hol iings
There has been l';.e business In foreign secured
with quoted the maximum Mazafne; WOODS
Carpet wool dull and featurecss.
Current quotations OF pullef woods scoured, based on
VICE Exchange classification. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s.4or-York April - 1908
81 1y mere , s. Ts weak. ar eli brs.d
bec IN limited demnrd a., 0sc per II 70, pNSr TO prms
native sides Latest London and Iyerp"n ,a's y. ahesa
9tai0ac. dressed weight: refrigerator beef at sus.
per ~ Exports today included Us ea' sham an s
ard schwarzschd s sulzserse on the s6er rsaa ~,
j. P.snnes 80 and rs head for brown sncl. CO
CAINEs-Receipts to-day were ~ head an 10y me
TsrsSy civ Got many tGyers in the yords and ,cads
SLOW but prices w.rr Iuo,any uncna 20 CIV
veale in rl-k demand sGOc per H. Country dressed
steady at 5asc little calves 81 At ':ri'.c. . 90 q,
per loo NJ - do ioi H. a, 81 90 mixed calves ia rb
at 81 -. ! d, 40 n a. s. 800, ,-or :, 90 20 do
i';s ~ Jua al s. 90 90. 81 veals. i@i n at s.
o. head including cars direct to hnch:rs and II
csrs tho market making wh cars hei over i' ~
co,r o,d a. Jersey ,ity Trade slow and
hcav, weights neglected Handy desro'" in .S cener
ally weak Geek OF prime v'ol.cd sheep 500 a. = ~
per 100 h: good % prime clinIcs, 20 -, [r d. At
7,sasS Is, sprinr ams nominal at s2esi zach, each,
Dressed mutton quiet at 'slssc per ID ,t i, nsHt
d@,rard hui slssly s2Tst ~ per carcass ia.
sacss Jn9d Co; as fed far 100 WeS tIT clipped
o 0lo'G lamb. 20 50 }" n. a, !. s7i, -.
SAL w. unsl IN Western lambs o. H. a. 50 % ~ q,
MrIhers0n < ~ unshorn BuHalo thssp 80" H. d,
{, 10: Ie urshorn Hural lambs ~ No. al 80 ~ ''''
j. Ha,rias,or 80 unslorn state Iabs 81 n at at
So y, ?ol d. - II. a. 81 20 l5 buHso 10 "a a. 81
S. - l3o pped Buffalo Go. - TO- at - 10 lob 49, 60
Receipts today wnr IL car or OBJ sa h~'d ani m
Ing, 'hcrc wec I,- iot han .aroao Sos on y yr.
n,osa ~ siaS4 20 per 100 n Western piss at 81 'agsi
Tr,nry d. ss.d et'av - faG'sc rer H. for me ""''e
r'ssT ,ns.ov, Muller hogs e2' 70 average at
8, L. per 700 N d.. @r H. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ccrFEE-The feature OF ,o-lays Inar,c, sharp
ADVANCE ca the opening the months Que TO a
.esre OK shots who were driven by general be
NJ, tia; with Spain only matter OF few
rrrs ana the 0t three per rJund duty On
nreseri stocks and imports carried out
.soLirc the Official bulletin the months opcns"
am ard far r,onihs seacy with April 20 points higher
Nav ~ points higher other months 10 points higher
70 unchaus prices. operations were scattered pretty
much through The entire list. With the icarer deliveries
showing relative steag throughout tie day On Hoeia!
demand from both shorts and spo; coffee firms For's
news i.;i!e figure In early Influences. X anything IA
vcrrg ;he bar crowd. as cables retecte" inotreht
markets abroad, with the tendency Of pgces toward i
loser leve! under general lack OF speculauyc supper
TIE hui crowd was encouraged 10y the favorable snow
ias Of warehouse deliveries and eyideices ma: me
movement Brazilian ports from interior Pin's vas
steadily falling of The speculative Public Vas o,s
observe policy of extreme conservatism tflH
crirs local outside we're few ana lar &c
tween The nsrkc, closed barely steady with prices -
points higher polls lower. Total sales lu'u''s
.. Is bags included $50 bags the opening call
The spot Brazilian coffee WAS Eer to-dAy IN
with me sharp rally in futures DIT se'e
and business ne aggregate was cohAta
lively gni. Quotations tie close were on lhr oasis
OF 6Ac lots and nc Tor oblinG parcels q!
No The demand the miicrr grades o, spot
coffee somewhat mitec. brt nrmer undertonc Pre-
vailed due In measure tho hul.!sii turn 81 B'dzi
ian coffee. rs hsretoIorc Tire NaIacabo and Cenial
American coces chiefly called for with ne choicer
hs commanding a slisht premium
The 0: contract prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

r,,,ugh trains leave New-Tork foot OF Chamben-st.
a, follows and minutes earlier from IVES, 2sd st;
~ n'nn M-Vestibu.ed Express daily for Bnghamto0.
,vo,crlv Eimlra Dufta:o Bradford Arrive Buhaio 500
p AZ Parlor TO Bunaio.
r. M-ye.tibuled Limited fast Daily so,fd
,xstn s,r Chicago arrives Cleveland $40 A. M Chicago
p NJ seepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
10 r. M-Burao and Cleveland vestibuled Express
D.uy arrives Buffalo CS A.. M. Bradford 1.17 A NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 1870 ?. NJ ssspers 70
Ds.ro, Chicago and the West. Cafe Library Car.
S,aS r. M.-Sold train 10 CHICAGO. sleepers to Hoe-
r.usy,llc Chicago End Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at ILL., l13: 9ei loi and o5l broad
way ~, Bowery 1856 Eas, i:th-s and al West l2Sth-
ST.. Chambers and wsst 2sd St ferries NescYo.k; ss1
At Hoboken and jersey City station Wescot Exprese
calls and checks baggage from hotels and residences
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
OTHER MAHKErs-By TELEGRAM

Chicago April res tcr e2 sca TnG " TSere was
nn rneri svanc. however and sales wcr' srse mace .
At rrd"aa. OF 2 q" ssia5 for cnn;n W 50
VMe'@ 49, =, 'hc,., NIth scattering sales OF prime
ip At s. % ra s.' NJ se, s. a 6Si "a Tfe
g. ,nd ecier ,raa was fairly active At staS5 The
s s1 H rom s. as. AMI bring NJ g eoas 20 H - T.
so.d 5: 7'Q$' and cAnn,ns ~" az P,cEsrs So
feii actively aIvar-e - 2Ioc the @
mani was ehoicc heavy hog which ,od a, a.,
premium q ~, over 'es hri & stSsy A. 81
S. bulk = the piss o.ened a, 81 tonI % ana s
sos wa No., parcuariy bis ana nec rs were ne'
cy,sironr sheep sales rausns a. asi 20 FOR shIr
sheen sold y'3oU:4 - and 'cm, prime year az
rone below 81 80 while wooded lamos brought 81 ioH
- o. Receipts. Cattle. 1909 head hogs 2'oV'' sheep
East Buffalo. April .-cate-RecePis about all con
ssn.d ntoash Az re AMI ood & Yfkers good =
choice So s5as2 90 rogsh, cHnen 70 ehoer - 4g,s
,,s 10 clipped lanh. 81 2asi 90 sheep-Cholee TO
scl.cted weiher- s. oqs5 euis to common - '"gsi
isy "a Ag; - .c csms,p '''p a 5op s.!s
i feA,y YORKER. 81 soas3 a. Ugh, Workers. 50 $50
g,ush' Is g t,.e ,opes s. 2oas ~ cemnon. So 50
s:p sh:c cps.d iaes NSgS common 10 god
!, a:fst ~. spring lamb. t"u'N veal caN'H - ptN
S. M'1 ..r ..a a ,a s as.
ana heif.r g. tid$i IS including sales II - DHN ~
s,,ekrrs ard fc~dcfs 81 'Odsi oj irhs 81 2Oa 80
U,g, s. higher heavy and "~rs. 81 odS3 '"l
nis,d 3s 80 ish's s. 5nps3 20 rlss s. 9Sgs - 80
ehr.- ,.ti,c AMI steady Western mutt rs ~ Od<& 80
,..,c,,do lamb, s. 9oay, -. -pring lambs. s. 50
;, Louis April i-'a'ile- FAR . iancy native snip,
b,cfers' s4asa as urder ~" n 81 I5nsi - strker'
Ttss al indian steers So eoas So cow and hefsrs
5. i0Q 81 ~ HOGS strong fo . higher iok"rs. ~ a
a. 20 nark.~a 7Drs3 80 butchers 81 sIs3 - sheer
sf~,d, n.f.y. mptiors 81 .31s' 30 lambs s3Gso 30
,.!Irr lambs up - 8 -. -
steady s. 7ps -. sheep steady. s. 1884 30 Lambs
steady. $t0Si ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

sa the nayo Tsa.S any positive change
taned an Ioi 9Tssn houses wei after main
significant in Of r. contnu.d Iatne
,arS. 'tler Sd". This only applied to the
20 loads and chcsso dispacnes ndnaaa Ina, 10 nner
ah S'So NEGOTIATED another bg sale OF cash whea,
Is beginning to wonder how much whoa, the cnue ba,
Ina, no, eny Fi hS Ms rSvx sai' abroad Is
also soid Jr ,nesf n. hsh prices but nat the CLIQUE has
arrested suddenly by the rumorcd recall of the spe,,Sh
on in Mhich caused prices to rally quickly about 20
up on Juls and &c ne; over on the late rosi,iSs Z,
Its owss poin, July re below last night. cor,
day 'sc above the nna ano,r ene 's ~
to q tne curb IT sold up from e2c wac in-,
ra after opening somewhat lower. rad decidd
wbe, ana a, the close showed 2oa25 points advance
TINE n,2ret was strong all day. showing
.a31 With an attendant rise 81 1@d in spot quota
tos Most Of the export business was for August
ana sep'emb"r shipment Liberal purchascs cf nour Tor
%eather rows which was OF secondary importance
favorable from al OF country except California
FLOWS 2I,g No rcd 81 70: No hard Duluth 81 G 70
Northern nuluh 81 To- spot seaAoagd cNaranccs already
show big increase over last week amounting - 10,
Everybody disappointed at tho developments
cccSnc,v ns rrapn'e WAS maze 10 TIE cN
Sgsed at only partial 'sc advance Not only Ne-' Nv
geo loads az ports and sehosrd Cearanccs for the week
unsatisfactory al day. and consisted chiefly q realizing
smiles No corn at the close was quoted AZ %G'.c b.
trade in to-day revealing weakness and &c net
deone in future A. IN The case Of ohsr sreins the
r,rers bought 10000 bush. " oats 30ic: No oats
s1c - white a?sse MS whs gee 'HS miSsd
~ weftc CO. Z aoai Ilie rye a.
feeding 81 4 I36c. I T. BuNalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

cash ouotatlon, were a, follows Flour hrm prices up
,i1 ,S 70 s soTa a gsrl o :" 10 Y yellow
10 . oats 2GiaI2ic; No white b. go No >
fS aaos & s. 'G n. - 5, 81 h 1ariss mSh y
seed pork. per lbi 50 ,3I9 ~ lard per ~
s, 21 ribs sas; d9as 50 , 90 ear ssy sss
eboscd, s. ioat5 CO. whskcy. dstiIerr finished goods
per cal 81 20 sugar. ~, n MARIE, wa, steady
eggs nm. tTssn &c.
,S s 4 sn am s'Ss "ssa
Sugar SUGAR. arm Esss active. Sc. cheese quiet.
9, oa. X" . northern 81 or May 81 oel. July 81 oi@
i've haic higher; No l. 5sa.c Barley hrm; No 2. 'sac'
sample 42gii'sc .,o,,..
Mnnsrpo Jsy AP ssDsmsei s''GH APO
81 S 10 Northern ~. Flour steady and eu 81
heavy and prizes esns r, e sst s. ao, 10
ord clears 81 9ogs3 10. Bran in bulk. IS 2'Gss oo'
sacked. So 25dso 50.
tract rrase April 81 o24Qs1 oeis Corn strong and Nc
higher April and May sS32Shc Flour a ssT "a WIN
] ss s5ass i5 pennsylvania roller. clear 81 200
81 ~ do srsghs 81 500 60 Western winter s'saT
IS spring clear 2aas4 500 DO straight sSgss 49, do
patent IS asj 50 BUTTE, dull and ssie Lover asSy
Western 5.,S fs' nsa DO s Western
rts.,. unchanged Refined sugar, steady Reeeipts
,ccoc r ss,h; IS SOC 600 bSsS; oats
Fs sa A s4ss patents %:asn .'sst
81 R Mhssi~spo steady No red cash sev ia sS
track April oe,e Nay ba % U sash ssG. Cora
ss1 higher cash ass AP, G o. MAY ass Ssa.f
va s s;sss ssA sd Ap May aSs
July 23sc asked No white s nseS xss higher
sAe .,... ~. . ,..,
s ss w. "A Corn ' .s: ; ::.s No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
.BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS'

arrive. Buffalo s:;5 p. NJ. Pullman vestibuie Day
Coaches and Paror Cars Dinngcsr service Meals u
cart. Connects a, Buffalo With through sleepen -
si2:5O. 100 p. NJ. daily for EAsToN. MAUcH
cIIiNK WII.KESBARRE. SCRANTON week day9.
PITTsroN and coal branches Chair Car to Aauch
Chunk. . 50, ,. o.. wv vra
pAVrpF' PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In the coal ~
.ion. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wilkesoare
.3;5O, 4,.O r. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MACCh
frITNk and intermediate stations Chair car 70 Eas.on
.4:s0. BIS P. N. Sundays only, for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations a.. r.ero,s
sSO I,;IO p. NJ daily except Sunday. for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations .,.r.
s6.5D. 800 p 81 daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALis and all points West Pullm,n sleeper yestisyis
,ra,n Y 70 Chicago. Sleepers TO BiNao and TORONTO
.io. H:U daily except Sunday stepping eny
a ,sCH CHUNK sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
Tor Ruraio None but seepngcar passengers carried
y" .s.so D:GO P NJ daily for wII.KEsBARRE fTH-
AZ 1FyFVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
rsIiS ana ali points West Pullman sleeper to Nhaca
a.. raj local trains daily sunday. for SOUTH
pi.TSTIrG ~. BOUND BROOK and int-rmedlase ponsso
-. a. follows 90 $40. 80 30 1850 sl02o 10 20
1snn:iv. ony L. NJ 900 23o. 1880 $50 and GEO.
s,s and Pullman accommodations at il3 2ei ~
,.s ola end 3o3 Broadway. ri F. ltth ST. 100 e ION
C, 20; Powery ~ Y: 500 Fulton 81. Court Dr. 70
r,o,dwav and Rrookvn Annex. BROOKLYN
transfer Co. will CAL for and check baggage noO
note, or residence through to d"stnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,.~o, Aprtl H. 345 p. m.-Exchanee--Wheat,
l,'e an No ? red Western. IS. No red Northern
spptns' So gid Corn spot nrm American mixed ne new
a. Hfd futures steady; April. - 5'.d; May IS oad
i,v Re sid. Flour st Louis fancy winter nIin. iVs
Hops at London Pacific coa.p duil = losota t "a
pork nnn prime hns Wesern. OILS 80 prime mess
n, iIrm 3.s I'd Bacon arm, Cumberland cut. ~ 70 ~
m J2s short rib 20 - 10. 3is long clear iidcies
light IS to Is 10 3ls; long clear mddles heavy ~ 70
IS 10 sos Cd clear backs 10 to Is H. 29s "a clear
se,lss IA 10 10 b. 93s Shoulders. square. IL 70 II
N arn Is. "a Lard prime Western dull 2Is 3D. Cheese
arm; American white and colorsd. 3ss Tailow
refined steady los Cd Tupenfine, spirits steady. ~
Cd Rosin common steady u 50 Petroleum rehne<
steady bkd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

two DAYS have exceeded Of the recent average full
weeks This OF gives buyers independence and
&c Is for ~ the best offerings
Shippers have Wild regarding straw. and are
their freight. While The rush by the barses arts
unsettled market be expected. We quote 32't 70
n Tor long 25I3Oc for other and oat
quoted full 2j130c. with only little Of the
bes: above COG The receipts II hay in tons. as re-
ported at today a. the Produce Excnnse Were as
follows Hudson River Railroad ilo Erie l'O' Penisy.
Delaware ICkawanna and western. 10; w est
Shore 70: Leheh Valley. 100 Central Of New-Jersey 30;
liver boats. 31O total l.:O tons Receipts OF straw
North River boats. go tons: per Erie TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
rrvrppooL COTTON MARKET

,,....oo, A,ru "A 4 D. m.-,'ott )a-Spot far demand;
r,cns steaiier American rldirs fair sI-52d ~
PI,.SSs,,,s 10 32d American miidng I'D low mid
,ci. roni ordinary 3 sd ordinary 81 s2I
ns ,ales OF the day were l2ooo bales ~ wfh n 90
III o. ejaculation and export and inciuded io'D
crc , Receipts bales Including 800 Amer
lean. Futures opened quiet, N w1,n mdang. m C.
Anrl 24cId buyers; April and May ;ao's and Univ
a a.s,t o. Cad value; July and Ausust " r,S
% GA buyers Angus, and septen6er .. ID h,yers
ee.s,s. and Noyemier 23-6td sellers November anu
0ctopes s ao-g4a3 oS-64d sellers December and jan
& % S4lf3 93 G4d sellers; January ana FEBRUARY!
IA % DAD sellers