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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
In Honor of Washington's Birthday.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Osborn celebrated Washington
birthday by giving a most delightful
entertainment TO few Of their friends.
Music, dancing and cards helped to
while away the pleasant hours.
The first prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. II. A. Teasdel and Mr.. John Nc
Nance and the second prizes by Miss
Angel and Mr.. II. Wagner, those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Teasdel.
Misses Rose Myers, Morris, Wicket,
Mitchell. Angel and Miss Laura Angel,
Mr.. Charles Blythe, II. Wagner. II.
Wheeler, John McNamee, ]. H. Nom
tague and Bert Angel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
Shakespeare Glass.

Unity club will present the following
character studies at the Jewish syna-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

David S. Murray, Miss Murray. Mrs.
Human. Mrs. williams Mrs. Whitney.
Mrs. Wightman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Arm
strong, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs Cowan, Mrs.
DaveleI, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Jolly. Mrs,
Kimball, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Peeslee. Mrs. Reed, Mrs
Rood, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Symms. Mrs
Swan, Mrs. Sawyer, Miss Sawyer. Mrs
Scarf, Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs Snow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
Informal Entertainment.

and Mrs. George Marget-s, Miss Ma
ME Margetts, Mr.. Bert Margetts.
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In Honor of Mr.. and Mrs. collister

Mr.. Phillip Margetts entertained Fri
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Coilister.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Collister. Mr.. and Mrs. Redd. Mrs.
Smith. Mrs Mulhall. Miss MulhaIl Mr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
Informal Affair.

Miss Louise odeIl yesterday enter
fained informally in honor - Miss En-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

A card party was given at the home
of Mrs. d. E. Heaps on Monday last.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Green,
Mir. and Mrs. Vansteter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heaps,
Mrs. Ollie, Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Leedington, Miss Otter. Miss My
erhOffer, Miss Sorenson, Miss Lille
Cook. Miss Eliza Cook, Mr.. J. c. Silver,
Mr.. Walter Neylor. Mr.. Roy Sheets, Mr..
Cecil Crockwell, Mr.. Will Kingston, Mr..
viii Jones, Mr.. John Baker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Retail Clerks association
for the masked carnival to be given at
Christensen's on March Il Prizes will
be awarded the best sustained char
lcterS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

Owing to illness in the family, Miss
Amy Johnson has Withdrawn the in
Fitations to her reception.
g % (.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Terry have moved
from the Knutsford to the Grand.
g g y
An enjoyable surprise party was
given Friday evening in honor of Miss
Mary Russell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

Mrs. A. Bouck of 175 North Fifth
West street entertained a company of
little folks on Thursday in honor of
her son, Alexander's, birthday. The af-
ternoon was spent in games, after
which dainty repast was served.
Among those present were the Misses
Nora Powell. Irma Bouck. Mary Hillar,
Hattie LangOn. Della Powell, Ruth
Bouck, Edna Gamer, Master Roddy
Langton, Johnny Hillar, Buddy Powell
and Wallace E,rSl-ipa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

The next meeting of the
Glover Leaf club will be held
March 8, at the home of Miss Mary
Hoag. 1860 Brigham street. The pro-
gramme will treat on international
Relations of the Nineteenth Century"
and will be as follows:
Treaties and International Alli-
anceS" .............W. d. Green
Rise and Fall of Great World
Powers. =. Mrs. Lena White Smith
Inventions and Inventors of the
NiDataa.-tb Caprttg-v''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YoTk May IL. 1917.
RrEyEs-Receips were so cars. or 43s head ne ~
is dong in The cattle yards Feeling was rated
heef Was in fair demand at IirpSrc per 10 ~
rS,rar, to choice native sides London and Lyepoo.
cables quoted American cattle lower az = lower
~ az ner NJ The Cutie took out to-day o. caus
eous,Iv divided between J. Shamberg Son and sch~
s1hud a. sulzberger also about 3a3o quar- pnds
o. cher shippers The Trinidad will carry 70
90, Morrow ~ cattle and 20 sheep for various &
also the Manhattan will take out to LONDON o-' '"
for The w W Brauer Company, Ltd III. 49, s..t.
CAI,VFS-Recspts were ~ mead ana. Mi'n w,
- there wer. $50 on sale all at sxtieh-st BUYERS
r not anxious for stock to-day. and the feeins was
easier although early sales Of prime STOCK W. md
well sustained prices. There were 2os caves ,oo y,
Common 70 choice veals sold at 81 oogso 20 per
CITY dressed veas quiet at fHVtN p,,t live. ,old
W Otis CO.. SO veals. 1 ID average at ~ 10 per
100 n. IL do 1871 10. at SO ~; DO t no. "'
suEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were cars OF TA 80
,,sd ali for the market and al at sixtie'n.s
10 Arm feeling for good stock, ana all otner
wre STEADY one car held over carload OF Ip,e
citnoed sbsen .old at s. % per 100 10 iar 20 p.
s,,ppedd re a. seas6 80; clipped cus at IS No sprns
Ivy 90 ale pressed mutton firm az sploc dtesssa
isbs AZ I6ql2c city dressed spring lambs seady d '"S
e. ner coreass country dressed at $3.50 49, ,.h.
Sales H. Hume Brother; ciippea s ~ =, Ga q
~, ss ~ AZ Sc TO- do culls), 81 ~. at Soi LOO
i ivi 81 STATE sheep iis 10. n IS 30, 49,, - az
ia Harrington: 200 clipped State lambs 90 TO- a.
i,,iis Rscepts cars. i.0et head all Tor
,,on,erers No faes live weight. Nomlhaiy Nea.,
C"untry dressed steady at 41dte per 10 ior heaS I"
ess Hume Brother Gate ye'erday . s en-
hogs I42 70 average at s. 40 ger i" 10; 'Ous"' 500
Collins date yesterday: ss mixed Penn''''a"'a "'s'
f2S n, n 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

n m% SdSsa Tes nasnces we're
sight ADVANCE in the quotation. noted TIL:
being to sitter taken by Saes p Z! on
warrants quiet firm at 81 25 nominal Copper closed
4g n P Ss o ss w @sy ouei p SsG and Nay
Lead closed steader; spot and May quoted "a A21g
ky q gSssd sIsgssssS position Of holder. !.
, dSs u o 1SR Bsyes SSSsVsr show
broaden out far as the purchase Of s sHP
9s T s5p ws cen,4sSsn eo Sps teiG
lac; fair. i5giSc; good 10000 prime 2lq27o; New
orleans kettle 22qse Porto Rico G 22T s BTme
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for berth freighs
quiesr at the following aIOt a% LSsr IS Hull
s% %G se da's ssd an
Rotterdam 6sc: Amsterdam. enc; cotton TO Liverpool
Per GG IS 14sS %as
san S y ss greet TOR part e C w wfh nda and
eoastwse trades Rates hrm and the offerings Of
wsTe s Moderate demand steady Steamers
in demand for the transportation OF grain sna ven
sustained In other departments business was limited:
ok but L was not marked by any in
prices Lnseed oil steady and refined petroleum 9uet'
g p e. ana n g to
$40 nsd So eco NJ OIL prime crude dc prime
iss1s o g5Ss a s%% srde yt asSsio p4@s Whit
8oasic prime winter yei1% sTs$2c ntsea ss
LARD on f1%sS market was sustained by
e in grain and closed easy the lowest point Of the
So oo; snort tss fisss M. @ s%
extra India si5esiO REbr pAMsgD1
9fsRn M "a ls2 PIE go a. 'sf Ssi
Smoking bellies 5%G6c; 10 NJ 6agS.s; ~ To- &C.
Picked hams firm; quoted at Sc Western greens 7@c;
Western rs city coa sTssn' rALLhhqRmD-
g CITY ss s5a q %sIS sS9'is 8 g o
tnent IS 49, Brazil kegs, SO 90 compSTnd stsaGy
Quiet Quoted oleo 5%c; city lard stearine, 0Q6%c.
RICE<Incdents Of the day not specially interest
ing After opening nn IN tone M me arf tse south snd
abroad revealed important changes In outside ma5e
Quotations follow Domestic. common 10 low fsr oS S~@
head sssg7c; Pstna 5a5I4c; DO in bond Se8hc: Japan
4EG5Hc; Java, 4%@5kc; Rangoon in bond. 2Ag54e;
and evidences Of softness In the
local department. refined sugar TO-DAY was
hardly steady in tone and comparatively tame as re.
in circulation in connection with deveopehsss ~,
the sugar war, but for the most part these failed 70
taons follow: Grenulated 10 sacks and 10 cases
sts sSSs n ana sran mn:
lated 5hc confectionery granuisted o?sc; cuoe~ ~.
xxx powdered and mould 4, CSC; diamond a. 1 Sc:
No g. 4Ee No g. idoc; No !, 4hc: 10 : SOC; No =, 3
4Ie; No 10. +44c; No IL, 4%c No u A'ic nus TO-
Tho 10 ana Ind 49, market was reported MS quiet and
changed for with Java quo'ed lbs ana ia
inning lis o. Beet suser was ssady ,s s,ysry Being
los lhd The total European visible supply Is lioO
tons IN round numbers In the local market raw sugar
bags sold on the basis Of 4%c for 90 test centrfugal
4hc for 50 muscovado, and &C Tor ~ test nDes'
sugar Thi, decline due to heavy ons s1s p,eS
scarcity OF buyers Rehners AZ lhe o'ose WIG N9F
10 demand still further concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
active sales 10000 bales speculation and export 600
American 10 900: mddng upland 1924. Futures
opened steady partially i04d decline closed steady net
unchanged 70 u SD advance. December January. 32s
January-Fehruary 32lb. February March. 32ihb;
March April 322lsb May. 3.2lh NIB; May-June, 321hb:
June-July. 322b Juy-August, 3@2tb; August-septen-
Der 22b September-October 322b October November
S2iHb: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8.2lv. Manchester-Yarns
strong: cloths In moderate demand.
FLOUR AND MEAL-with the exception OF low-srads
winters which still demand and firm, the flour
market dull and weak all day with lower prices ey
dent Spring patents So s5QA; winter strsights g 500
50 co. winter patents 81 1894 spring clears S2 eogs8 TO-
81 75 grade. 81 6OG$i 67h.....R RYE FLOUR-steady
Quoted Good fair s3G$3 IS; choice 70 fancy 50 Sq
- 40. .CORNMEAL-DUli Quoted: Kiln-dred " %
Qs2 20 a. TO brand. .BAGMEAL-Easy Quoted: Fine
white. 95c fine yellow. 05cQsi: coarse. 44Gc.: FEED
Dull Quoted: Spring bran bulk SIS bOasib 70; sacks
70 arrive. 200 No. S+qSl4 rs. lake and rail- SACKS spoil
SIS 30Qsl5; winter bran $40 25gsls % iaite
white: hne $40 co. rniddngs. xl6qSls city iced sloV
sl6 90 homny chop. fi4Qsi4 go oil meal, s22 1ous2S
GRAIN-WHEAT-Bui were again roughly handled
today although at one time having the market pretty
vel under their own control being forced 10 llquloate
IN the last hour with violence that sent prices 70 we
lowest point Of the day ana closed them 1%alhc unoe
the previous night In short II little less than com
pee Generalization near the close following late bear
raid Because OF their over-conndent actions earlier IN
the day friends Of particularly susceptible
10 the late weakening influences and made little ~ any
Opposition 20 the decline after II had once started rne
selling movement furious Chicago than here
and included unloading by plumber Of large holders VINO
mad become tired OF resisting favorable weather news ana
other influences with which the bears have successfully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

.ceipts: Cattle. $500 head;

lots selling the highest Rscepts Cattle. $500 head;
hogs. 25.0O0: sheep II. 900. -
steady at ~ 1896. Sheep strong at $685. 80. Lambs
strong at 81 5oa@0
East Buffalo May iI.-Recep,s OF through cattle sheep
and hogs for the twentyour hours ended at noon to-
day cattle sheep and lambs - cars hogs,
II shipments: Cattle. sheep and lambs IL
cars: hogs cars. Cattc-The offerings were only n
smn bunch enough TO make a change In the mar
ket The feeling steady. Calves were In moderate
supply active demand and Choice 10 extra were
quotahle. SO G6S8 so good choice se@s0 20 snesp
and lsmbsThe market fairly active ana stronger.
with II loads tals. The quality OF the lambs was hot
quite good those for the last few Gays put
sheep ell right. Prices strong Lambs, cnoce
70 extra. quotable SO 2Jgsc So good to choice,
s6ds6 90 common fair So 509s6 sheep choice 70 *
ira. s. l5Gs 80: good choice. $5ds5 To- common 10
fair SO 25qs4 80 The offerings were well cleaned up
HOGS-The 10 loads during the oes hours
OF the day and fairly active Heavy were sessr os
81 10 pigs 81 e5s4 pigs and light Workers mixed s49
81 o2ls roughs SO 25ds3 AS stays; 81 5oas2 10 Few
came in or the and sod full strong one deck
of good weights selling at - IT, and one at 81 i2h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May IL, 1899
BEANS AND PEAs-There very dull trading again
to-day In all kinds OF white beans. and the market haa
rather an easy tone Red kidney have maze ao,.ns.
advance close quite export busihess
has done at 81 TIA qtI 80 and latter figure is
now generally asked. Other varieties moving sowIy
iSs; choice per bush. 81 52is DO medium; choics
sli do pea, choice 81 35; do red kidney choice ~ 20
0si So white kidney choice 81 S0asi IS. do yellow
eye choice 81 37A si 40: black turtle soup ehoies
,o 90 lima California, SO SIS; green peas Dds ~
do bags, si0tl OH.
DuTTER-Ths market was so lightly supplied with
liable grades OF butter that further advance was .s,ao
lshea ana very strong feeling prevailed Extra orenl
cry biougbt Inc readily. and there was not enough
STOCK 10 supply the demand Flrsis advanced 70
lie. ana there was little frser movement IN all the
lower qualties In fact. the market has cleaned up
closely ana unexpected strength IL shown. The best OF
the state dairy Is doing little better. and there 10
STEADY market for Imitation md fresh factory
exporters are taking some Of the latter sTadef me
shipments yesterdays London and Liver
pool little loo tubs We quote Creamery,
Western extras per 10. l7iic: DO nrsts i0hqlIc; 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
Ocean Cleaners.
ABOUT TRAVEL
Second Article.

YESTERDAY WE SAID SOMETHING
ABOUT THE OUTLOOK FOR TRANsAr-
LANTIc TRAVEL THIS SEASON. As
BROUGHT TO OUR NOTICE THROUGH
OUR LARGE CORRESPONDENCE AND
OUR AGENCIES SOME PEOPLE ARE
UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY
CAN ALWAYS SECURE A BERTH AT THE
LAST MOMENT ON SOME STEAMER.
THAT UNDOUBTEDLY rs TRUE IN THE
MAIN. BUT 1T is EQUALLY TRUE THAT
SUCH PEOPLE ARE ALMOST SURE TO
GET THE POOREST ACCOMMODATION.
AND PAY GOOD. SMART PRICE FOR
IT. IN ADDITION TO HAVING FIRE
QUENTLY TO TRAVEL BY STEAMERS
THAT THEY WOULD BY NO MEANS PRE-
FER IF THEY HAD LIBERTY OF CHOICE
WE ARE QUITE SATISFIED THAT THIS
YEAR 1T WILL BE MUCH MORE Diff
CULT THAN USUAL TO OBTAIN ACCOM-
NOTATION UNDER THESE CIRCUM-
STANCES. AND WOULD STRONGLY URGE
THAT IMMEDIATE ACTION BE TAKEN
BY INTENDING TRAVELLERS TO Sc
CURE WHAT THEY REQUIRE. AT ALL
OUR OFFICES THE BEST VACANT Ac-
CoMMoDATION CAN ALWAYS BE OBJ
TANNED, AT LOWEST RATES. EITHER
BY TELEGRAM. LETTER. OR PERSONAL
APPLICATION. WE MAKE NO CHARGE
FOR THIS SERVICE. AND ALL HOLDERS
OF TICKETS PURCHASED THROUGH US
ARE ENTITLED TO THE GRATUIToUs
SERVICES OF OUR AGENTS. INTER
PREFERS. ETC, EVERYWHERE.
First-class Parties leave June 7.
H. 20. North Cape and Russia Juns
3. Send for Programme.
THOs. COOK d SON.
261 AND 1925 BROADWAY. y. Y.
NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-1or May II IoV5.
- there cables from iaVIe anu
today closed account Of holidays, business
=, ,b nont was very sluggish Scarcely any attempt was
a. Nothing whatever done on the call
~ tsct there was no busness until 2SO p m and lot
he entire session the transactions amounted 70 ony
snoo hsgs The Rio and Santos cables were standou
he former reporting weakness and the latter small re-
.,,,. the combination made impression here, except
s The feature ~ small Brazilian receipts was supple
erted by considerably larger warehouse deliveries In
~ country which gave encouragement TO holders
AZ the American visible supply about OOoOO bags IN
sofw ha however, the question
~ scarcitv never enters calculations especially as
,ost accounts point further large additions from the
new crop The local situation was quite destitute OF
feature and most OF the time the market was merely
nominal closing barely steady in tone. unchanged TO D
points lower. 49,. 49, -,
SPOT Brazilian coffee quiet and nominal on the baes OF
az for No Rio invoice lots and CSC for Jobbing parcels
The range prices in the local market to-day
Was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
statistIcal position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:

COTTON-The continued active demand for spot cotton
at Liverpool principal factor in sharp rise IN
the price OF this point to-day The Market
opened steady advance Of 314 points and imneu-
developed pronounced activity on the opening call
with a further advance OF 192 points. Later the sua-
ton quite tame but throughout the session me
market maintained steady undertone, although
there were few periods Of partial reaction under quda
ton OF long together with some bear pressure
The latter was marked by extreme caution, however
as IN addition bush effect OF the English advices
public private bulls had the advantage OF faNor-
able advices New-England and dryEoods centres
while Southern spot markets were reported 10 De IRON
well frrner, rule Stil another pulish
factor claim OF damage to the planted cotton by
Of moisture In the East and excessive
the West This feature not generally accePten
entitled consideration. however crop accounts
being generally quite favorable as received
this point The trade here governed more by ,he
spot sales Liverpool had averaged leO oaes
cicted continued activity account OF Manchester ana
Continental spinners with hne demand FOR cotton
goods behind H. Equally favorable accounts were re.
reived from New-England mills indicating the practical
absorption spot goods already Manufactured, yet leV
Ing spinners with orders in hand which PROMISED
keep busy for several months. while oios on
the OF 2%c for regulars were reported 10 nave
been refused. The principal drawback TO an upWaro
movement the absence OF speculation Inc market
finally steady prices 2q3 points higher Accord
ing 70 the Official weather bulletin the rainfall IN texas
for the last twenty-four hours remarkably heavy
and lei OF the plant being washed out Fales
2es. Beevile ESQ, Luling 2i4. Temple 24s ana Long
View 3H inches. i. -,
The range prices in the local market to-day
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
sorr1ERN COTTON MARKETS.

caivas,on NAV 1l.-Cotton steady mddng lp,loc'
low n,ddlinr 7-lGc; good ordinary blue reeeIpts
7a9 bales exports coastwise, 3T14 sales 'Zz sphhes
100; stock 56.3l3. ..,. u.,ds,,ro eilc.
baltimore May li-Cotton nominal mieeling, o're'
,oar mlddlng i3-lec; good ordinary 3-l0c gross
CENTS $50 bales; exports coaswise 100 stock 800
Ssvannah Nav lf-COtton steady; middlng o1sc ios
,ddine 5kc receipts i0+ bales gross receipts io@o'
exports coastwise 40; sales 2fl stock SS 6rc.
New Orleans NAV u-COton quiet mlaalinB, obc'
,or rriddiing 3-isc good ordinary 1-1Gc; receipts
LII bales; exports coast"se' l''' saie"' '''N'' ~
Memphis May il.-Co,ton steady; mddlins CSC low y
rnddng &C. good ordinary b-16c; net recepts ,0o
bales. gross receipts $40; shipments. s6O sales i4oo
81 Louis MAY ii.-Cotton quiet: middling. l3-l6c;
low middlIng i6c; good ordinary. &C. net receipts 40
bales; gross receipts l'ss1' shipments ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool .S SSS3s.s ssad Su No.
z. Sild Corn"spot nrm; American mixed, new Be Odd
40 old IS 6I.d; futures steady; May IS 5ad; July
ter Arm Is Peassnadisn e''d o Beef 1ul Ir TS
msss Wes.rn ass Hams-short-cut. u to 10 10. firm
sGs "a Bacon-CumberIsnd cut ~ 70 80 10; duh BIS
sb-t rh is 10 20 10 dull 30s; long clear mddes. light
80 to 81 No. dull. 2as; long clear middles light, 30 to
N ~ dnu Cd; short clear backs 10 to IN 10, easy
rs Ca clear bellies u to 10 NJ dull 22s Shoudsss-
ern in uerces 2ss 3D.; American renned. In pals
ass Cd Butter-Fnes United States nominal; good tSs.
American finest white. steady 6s Cd American
nnest colored dull sos; ordinary new 49s IailSw -
Prime civ steady 2is Cd Australian In London. firm.
o. 81 cottonseed oil-Hul refined MayAugust firm.
ia I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. 35s Cd RoslnCom-
mon steady Is. northumberland Cd Lnseed oil.
IQs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


' AVE sIss s ANp cSaTIASbT
s,reets /. ten minutes that given esO" toe
100 4. n. FAST M4ii.-Liml,.d to two Buffet psdcs
Cars New York to Pttsburs Sleeping Car Pi'''ours
ss$ FAST SCI; s, AZ G.,..ss
lem c.S ro s' csso css.and Tosdc
Iso e'ps cH HSs,s' AND n i ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
FOR NashviIs oia cncinnar). indianapolis. cn'ess''
$50 ?. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE Chicago For
7.40 r. NJ soUTHwEsrERN ExPREss.---For Putt
ssvfg; Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville ind's1Ap'h''
40 p: NJ PACIFIC ExPaEss-gcr P,;t.sury . ..s
ssa 2. n. NAIL AND IMPRESS. Pullman Buffet BUFF.
burg and points West daily except sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
ssD aaS g 80 Rsns cS Gs SSe Rnns sar
Carr ."s DDns CIR s3 D SUNDAY gag 80 %
@Ps !, p,T SsS. 20 }S;sSs es@
soUgaRRS W % $50 go Ssa 40 p NJ. ia
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu.wAY-For Memphis
% STT Sssss Lis 1s's go NJ and
k II + SSsx4 e ONO sA w SaaS s,
A ssff i9a 20 m dAs ..sro... ana
cO,,lsnd Street. 40 M Through vs:isuI c Tr,n
CAPE hAf.-I2.OO .. m. weekdays.
Long Branch, Asbury Park nteriaken Sundays) Oceaa
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty third
Street Station $50 u 90 22o go and $50 ?.
m Sundays. go a. m $50 m from Desorossee
and Cortlandt Streets 30 m. 1880 go. $40. and
DO y. m Sundays. 9.+0 a. 5i0 y. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6i0. 100 750 $50 $50 % (950 PeDna. Limited. eco
Dining Carl 1880 Dining Carl iico M, 1870. lco
$50 $50, 40 40 Dining Carr. 40 tDtning carr.
go Dining Can; 10 so p M laoS nishs sun sun,
Dining Carr m. 80. $50 Dining Carl 2oo $50.
40 Dining Carp, 4.50 Dining Carr, $50 dining Can.
7.4o, $50 p m. 1905 night. -
Ticket Offices Nos 4el. 94i. 1906 1884. Ill. and PSI
Broadway; Astor House: West Twenty-third street
Station and stations Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street es Broadvsy
and Pennsylyania Annex Station. Brooklyn: station:
jersey City. The New York Transfer Company wisl
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivans
Railroad Cab Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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Through trains leave Nev-fork, foot OF CramocfsSs
rs follows and ave minutes earlier from West 2sd-a:
o,OO A. M-yestbued Express daily FOR Binghamtes1
wsverly Elmira. buffalo: Bradford Arrive bunao
p NJ Parlor Buffalo -, 40. ,.ux
200 P M-vestlbuled limlted-Fest mall dniiy sone
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland I;so NJ Cnioas"
8 NJ sleepers 70 Chicago. Cleveland ana CincihnAu
Dining Car. o,.. v..,,h,,.a rx,,~ss
d,i,v Arrives AT Buffalo I05 A NJ, Bradford 20 a NJ.
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown ioT A. N; St-sss
land ~ 30 p NJ. sieepers 70 bunao anu N'''' 49,
Library Car. u,,-,- x,,or r,r,r>
woyeriy and Chicago. seepers 10 Horneilsye chicago
and CnelSnit TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN 40
coMMoDATioNs at III iis 2e s9 and 20, gss s,
so ,oT Bowery 1853 i2Sths:, ana s.5 Wet iAss.
81 Chambers West 2se-st seErs, Ney ~, f pi -
UnioTen ana Jersey City station. Ncw-York rransfes
60 csls Tor and checks baggage nom hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
or,,rp yAeKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May lI.-There was fairy Esncy ePades
%, csfs today at previous prices an ss,ns
brought IS 4oas5 So choice steers ~ b..i sser
e. I0st 90: bulls 81 7oas4 10 cows ana - sg 80
81 o. Western led steers 81 togsV oxs was god but
STs.s ruled shade weaker with hs esesp, sS OF Va
ehoesa g@ss i2 mixed IS eo9t3 S. butcher - ~
s. 40 light 50 eoss IS ps' - s'g sheen sha lambs
sh1.n h.,nx lively demand and good cea o. eonp.u
uoa an urgent demand for lambs 10 shp Eat hap
,o@SS IS: sheep 269s5 20. yesriinss ana mixed