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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-09-21
Bargains In Tombstopes

The approaches to all cemeteries
about New York are lined with stone
yards where headpieces may be had on
short notice and in a great variety OF
styles to suit the varying tastes and
degrees of grief or sentiment on the
part of the survivors. Tombstones are
such cumbersome and heavy ware that
they are displayed at the very gates of
the graveyards for convenience in
making prompt deliveries. The demand
for them is reasonably steady, and 1t
would not strike the casual observer
that there was much stimulation to an
eager competition in the business of
supplying them.
1t Is more surprising, therefore, to
come across a Job lot of headstones at
bargain prices. Out in an eastern SUI
burb Of the city on Long Island a
wheeling tourist came upon an odd
spectacle Of mark down sale Of tomb
stones the other day. All goods were
marked in plain figures In the regular
and much approved manner Of the
great department stores. The prices
were attractive and the manner Of their
exhibition was enough to tempt one to
lay in supply against the time when
in the course Of nature he might need
something in this line.
Lettered in white paint were all
styles. shapes and sizes in granite
monuments-plain, polished and or
nate. "This style, 500" Very fine at
$4S, "A beauty, only $14.5O," and RE
duced to $780," were some Of the le-
gends. The stonecutter stood, like a
floorwalker, among his wares, wearing
an inviting smile. while a rival dealer
across the way looked on with scorn
all over his grimy face at the ad-
vanced business methods Of his neigh
bor.
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TOMS BILLY GOAT.
He Fllrted Paste Like a Billposter.

One thing that Tom Anderson used
TO do while passenger agent Of the
Seaboard Air Line, was to let . pet
billlygoat of his post the excursion
bills when there happened to be any
one about to see him. AS matter OF
fact, that goat advertised the excur-
sions better than tho bills. At first
Tom confined him to work in North
Carolina small towns. which the rail-
road company were trying to build up.
But 1t was such a tremendous good
card for the towns that Tom soon put
the goat to work In Portsmouth, Ra-
leigh, Charlotte and Atlanta. l do not
on casual reflection recall any man l
have known who is more alive to ad-
vertising opportunity and more certain
to take advantage of It than Tom An
derson. III never tell where the goat
Is now, but Tom Is with the Interna-
tional Express company, in New York,
and will vouch for the goat.
When the goat went up to billboard
and stood there with his whiskers all
paste the crowd howled-they always
did; and when he spread ont sheet,
which he did just as we'll as a man.
II the wind was not too strong, they
would yell louder than ever. And the
matching sheets-um-m-m yes. don't
believe even the Fisk Brothers, of
Worcester, Mass, could beat that goat
The goat was sort of wasteful OF paste
and occasionally would frt his head
and send the soup lor miles around. |
suppose 1t must have run down on
his shirt front. ! don't doubt but what
he shook considerable outside the
earths circumnambient atmosphere,
Sometimes. days afterwards, when Ia
hear Tom chuckle as he read his
paper, I'd know that he was reading a
paragraph telegraphed from some
where about an out of date snow storm
at that distant point. Tom finally
mixed '"stickers' bearing the ad of the
Seaboard Air Line in with the paste
and when the goat would flirt his head
the stichers would stay where they
struck. FRANK a. HEYWOOD.
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SCOTS
EMULSION

It is very palatable and easily
digested. If you will take plenty
of fresh air, and exercise, an
SCOTT'S EMULSION steadi!v
there is very little doubt abol,
your recovery.
There are hypophosphites in i
they give strength and tone Up t.,
nervous system while the cod-liycI
Ill feeds and nourishes.
soc. and stoo all druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
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A Book on Poultry.

A book on poultry containing 116
pages, beautiful photographic plate Of
group of different fowls in natural
colors, engravings Of all kinds of land
and water poultry, descriptions Of the
breeds. plans for poultry houses. how
to manage an incubator. all about ca
ponizing, and the value OF different
breeds. 1t will be mailed to any Of our
readers for 10 cents by the Associated
Fanciers. 400 North Third street, Phila-
delphia. Pa
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H. H. n.

These mystic symbols have time and
again relieved severe pains In the back
and loins. which had been taken for
kidney troubles. Most of the medical
compounds used internally for rheu-
matism and neuralgia contain aconite
opium. ioddes or salicylic acid. all Of
which are poisons. The II. II. II. Mea
icine, used externally only, will re-
lieve lumbago speedily, without in
Jury to the system. Look for the ad-
dress, portrait and signature Of d.
Dodge Tomlinson, 400 North Third
street, Philadelphia, on each wrapper,
and do not allow miserable substi-
tute to be palmed off on you.
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ripened by the experiences of over half century.
has lived on its merits the cordial support of progressive
Americans.
1t is the New York Weekly Tribune acknowledged the country
over as the leading Naionol Family Newspaper
Recognizing desire all the of the State
and Nation tine publisher of THE POST your vore home
pe with Tne New York Weekly Tribune
which enables him furnish both papers at the mg sum OF S25
year.
Every villages to himself his family and
community lives cordial support of his local news
as words constantly unrngy his
his home all the and happenings OF his neghbor
hood the ongs friends the condition for different
the prices home markets. and fact weekly visitor which
should be found in every wide awake, omly.
inst think of it Both these papers for only ST.
Send all subscriptions to THE POST" Mddleburg, Pa.
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A AWcNDERsUi.IUKEUrDq Dq.nE,,U.
Prominent Nirginin Editor FInd Al.
most Giv.m UP. hut was Hronght
Back ia Perfect Health by
Chnmbrrinin's ColIr. ShoI.
eva Rnd Dinrrho,a

Remedy.
From the Times, hilstillc, Pa
| suffered with GlarrLma for n
long time and thought ] WAS past
being cured. i had spent much time
and money and suffered so much
nisely that ] had almost decided to
give no all hopes of rec, very md
await the result, but noticing the IA :
vertisomeut OF Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Dinnhna Remedy ana
also some Testimonials stating how
some wonderful cures had been
wrought by this remedy, | decided
to try it. After taking few do,es
| was entirely well of that trouble,
and l wish to say further to my
readers and fellow sufferers that l
am hale and hearty man to day
and feel as well as ever did in my
lif..-O. r. MOORE. Sold by all
Druggists.
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SneaR POinta.

Many prayers fall back because they
Are misdirected.
Because the Christian has the Cross
be has no crosses.
Engrossed in feasting on His gifts,
we oft forget the Giver.
Man is not o candle that burns out,
but lamp that God refills.
II truth Il q broom, one end Of II il
70 hold. and the other to sweep with,
II Il the Christ who II touched with
Ateeling Of our infirmities, who touches
and fills M with The EighA oS BIS
etsvngth-u1m,s HosA
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The Prize Road For Tunnels.

For its length the champion rail-
grades, lofty trestles and sharp
curves" said a railroad builder, "is
the Cranberry railroad. which extends
from Johnson City, Tenn, to the Gram
berry iron mines in North Carolina, a
distance Of 35 miles. It runs through
a region OF mountains, ravines and
swift, crooked streams. There are six
long tunnels through solid rock, and a
score or more Of trestles spanning
deep, wide gorges, some Of them at a
height Of nearly 200 feet above the bot
tom of the chasms. Grades OF $50 feet
to the mile are common. The road
was begun as a standard gauge road.
but 1t was found impossible to build
1t Of that gauge owing to the heavy
grades and sharp curves, some Of
which almost double on themselves,
and II was changed to a narrow gauge.
Even then 1t cost over $50, 1000 mile to
build. Another remarkable Southern
railroad celebrated for its even grade
and almost uniform altitude Is tho
Carolina Cenetral, part Of the Seaboard
Air Line system. which for 125 miles
has not the slightst curve nor as much
as a foot Of cutting. with no grade as
much as foot to the mile"
II is always summer at Chicora. 9. c.
Perfect health IL guaranteed. Ripe fruits
and vegetables every month In the year.
We are selling farms and building houses
at Chicora on the instalment plan. For
maps. circulars or further information.
address, D. L. Risley. al 8. Tenth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Snyder county held rs nct. Term. commencing
Monday. October 2. 1899.
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupatior. Res,.".ce
Benier, JAMES. Luborer. Spr,nc
Coyell. J. r., Coal dealer. Monroe
Dlemer. John X LubOier, MiddlecreeE
Drpssiei. Levi LuhoIrr. Monroe
Fisher, Clnyd ", Miller, West Beaver
Gauglrr. Danlei Lubvi.r. Mun,oe
jarrett, II. T., Justice ol the Peace. Selinsgrove
kceier, Wuiiaii A., LahDler, MiJd ,ecreek
krause. Juht, fulnrr, Jackson
Nm sIer, l''S,h Teacher. jackson
Iauv',, solomon, fumrr. Washington
Mnhttck, Leonard H., Farmer, spring
Mcclellan Robert. IaboIer, S,r,uy
Erurick. john r., Farmer. Beaver
KennlnStr, henly H., Carpenter, Franklin
Rhoads, Jacob, Tnsmith, Monroe
Sharer, JHnles, !arn,cr, Perry
shannon Emrr, Plasttrer, Splnp
ShOlty, AmmOu, LabCrer, Union
snyder, John =, Lahorer, Union
Stahl Hiram s., I.nhorcr. Washington
Stioup. Benton r., Merchant, Washington
Stroup. samuel, Gentleman. Ccn're
Clsh, III. Gavin, Merchant. West Beaver
PETIT JURORS.
List n rctit Jurors drawn for the Court or
common Pleas, Court OF Quarter Sessions vI the
Peace Court ~ over and Termlner and General
JAN Delivery OF Snyder County. Pa, held as
October Term, commencing october 2. 1899.
Name. Occupation. Residence
Arudt, Abraham Laborer, West perry
ArOUgust Henry, Farmer, Snriur
AthOgast, wins. Farmer, Monroe
Beaver, James Farmer, Penn
liilger, llcrrold. carpenter Franklin
BIckle, John H., Farmer, WaSEIrrtuu
BOhner, William. Farmer chairman
RowersoN, Sepharcs, Farmer, Centre
ROwersoN, Harry, Gentleman, Niddl lurr
Boyer, William H., Farmer, Penn
BulickS, samuel, Farmer, N,nlnr
Conrad, A., Gentleman. Spln,sgro %
Cuslel, Henry D., Farmer. Penn
n"rr. Thomas T., Farmer West perry
Dietrich James, Lumberman, franklin
Drepsr, char pS, CLERK, Wnsb'uuinn
Ewing. Jesse Farmer, Snrlnn
Fetterer. Flenklin, Farmer. Jackson
FranH, William, Blacksmith, Chairman
Gerhart, Amiuon, Lahorrr NiddIrrrrrE
Gemberling; samuel j ,IAGorcr, Srlusvroyr
Herman Jacob, Farmer, FrnulIir
leiscr Peter, Farmer, Jnrkson
lasSing'r. Reuben. Lahorcr West Druy,r
Howell, John D., Labor,r West Upuyrr
Kline, Frank G., labOrpr centre
klngler, j. T., Carpenter, jackson
Naifern. Isaac. Farmer, WaSt kcny,r
Mcfall, irwin T., Laboicr SeUn,crn,r
Metzger, John T., Farmer, Jackson
MOyeI, Samuel, Gentleman. Niddlrl mo
Mitchell William H., Farmer, SrrinI
Neiz, Frank f.. Farmer, tnIUn
Nelt2 william, Merchant, Tniun
RelchIcv, John, Blacksmith, Jackson
Ramer, John S. I.abOTcr. penn
Ritter, Frank Mason, Centre
Rohrhach, lIarrl on A.. MOuldcr, Scllns~,uyt
Shatfer, Robert NJ. LubWcr. Union
Snyder, Jacob G.. L1hOrcr. Penn
smith, William B., Farmer Spring
Stahl, David Il. Merchant 'uIOn
Strawser. JacohZ, Farmer, West perry
Sthulier, Elias, luborer, rninn
Swait2, B. n Farmer, Washington
Wagner William, Carpenter, rrnn
walter, Lewis, Farmer, Centre
Wieand, Isaac, Farmer West Beaver
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rrsins leave Sellnsgrove Junction
10 20 q IN, week dsys arriving ut Philadelphia
,0"pm New York 53p IN Baltimore II p IN
Washington 10 pm
b3l p IN daily arriving nj Philadelphia
% 20 p IN New York 8 SO q IN, Baltimore 0 IS p IN
Washington 10 So p m.
s42p IN, week days arriving at Philadelphia
Washington 05 u m
Trains also leave Sunbury:
2Nam daily arriving at Philadeldhia SO m
Baltimore 35 m Washington 74b I'm New
York 80 IN Weekdays, 10 3s m Sundays,
750 m week days arriving at Philadelphia
II q o m. New York 20s m, Baltimore II IS
q m, Washington 90 pm.
1855 pm, week days arriving at Philadelphia
% IN, New York ~ p IN, Baltimore 00p IN
Warrington 15pm
Trains also leave Sunbury at $50 a IN and Is
and 81 p N, for Harrisburg. Philadelphia and
Baltimore
J.R. WOOD. Gen'l Pass Agent
J. B. HUTCHINSON Genr Manager.
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Philadelphia & Erie R r Division.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Trains leave Sunbury daily except sunday:
y IA IN for Erie and Cauandaigua
10 IN for BeleiOnte Eric ard Canandaigua
g45 IA III for Lock Haven, Tyrone and the West.
10 p m for Rellciontc Kane Tyrone and Canab-
daigua
545p III for kenovo and Elmira
25 p IN Tor Williamspoit
Sunday 10 n IN for Erie and Canandalgua
s45 IN for Lock Haven and % IN for VII.
Transport
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IS a IN. 955 a IN 2 90 and 3 asp N for Wilkes
barre and Hazelton
90 a III, 10 20 am, 2 05 p m Is = IN for Shamo-
kin and Mount Carmel
Sunday Q IS a IN Tor Wilkesbarre
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Jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court OF
oyer and Teriniher and General Jail delivery
and Court OF quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Sn, der county held rs 1ct. Term, commencing
Monday, October 2. 1899
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Train leaves Sunbury 5 % y II, ar
rives at Sehnsgrove 45 p IN
Trains leave Lewistowu Junction
l. 5s p III, for Altoona, Pittsburg and the West.
For Baltimore and Washington : - IN O..
! 80 / 33. I O2 pm For Philadelphia and New
York G3s . 30 a m, O2 ! 80 4 33 and lli6 pm For
Harrisburg @ i5 "A III and 10 IN
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t0c. md Sroo, at druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAS
TON
From foot OF Liberty ST.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New foot barclay and Christopher sts
VFSTIRI-I.E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MALL Stops at principal
stations. ,,>.-
HAMTON OWEGO, ITHACA, ELMIRA, SYRACUSE
ana OSWEGO ENTgESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West. No. ,.-.,..,.s r.
Pulrnan Buffet Parllr Cars 60 Enira Through slsep-
ing cars and day coach Chicago. arriving at 4l5 p
400 T. M-sCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OJ-TH EXPRESS Pullman BuNet Parler Cars; -.
-,nO p N tdalir)--CH1CAGO and BUFFALO VEsTl-
Rl,LFD LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON BlNG-
irsVTON TrAIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago. Dining Car
$40 r. n ,dally)-BUFFALo EXPRESS, PULLMAN
eTrrprf,- f5r SCP ANTON. B1NGHAMTON Ell
MR. BATH JOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o,.,oo at n ciany -BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
WAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA ELMIRA. UTICA
sYRACTsE and OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TickETs AND PULLMAN Appropriations At
HENRY GAZE & Sons. La. ll3 Broadway; IA Park
Pace 42o and 942 Br'adway Tickets at Ferry stains
dred and Tyen,y-hnh 81 23 Coign6as ave New Y9rk
Time tab, giving fun ntormat,,n ~ 9li sistons
WrcwCOTTS FNpPTeS COMPANY VIII call for and
check harrare hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NNTf- OK TFTTUaTV =
prrVTs Receipts las carr or 21S1 head inelud-
- 10 eors for export alive 50 for slaughtererh and -
- 6e market making with previous arrivals. ~ cars
',n sals of which 30 ~ Jersey CITY and l. az
cf,.'e.bs, efeere slack demand from fhe open
80, ~, ~ nush and with the exception of the Few really
rhoice extra beeecs averaged fully 10 cents lower bulls
- ,,,s, ahu, steady. firm 20 10 cents higher
,eariv All the offerings cleaned up. but az laio
-, Common 70 choice sold NJ 81 .SgS5 % Per
~, ~ csrs Of extra prime Ohio do az So oxen and
s,oes AZ S94S5 TO good bulls AZ sSp>4 - choice
80 svfra rat DO range of - SSnk4 30 poor 10
~ . 80 az s24S4 10 choice Fat Western heiferr AZ
e. ~ dressed beef fair demand Of - dDc per 10
o. sides Liverpool and London cables weak TOP
- -, GLASGOW American cattle a. 70 Per TO- esi-
nst~4 dressed weight shipments TO-DAY, -" quarters
- -, d, fb- prfauuic Liverpool f0r Eastmanh Com
nanv. tomorrow the Norwegian % Glasgow -" oatts
a. ths ~ V Hrauer C0mpAni. Limited.
ssles-shennn q Culver. - Illinois steers l>il 10
e. an Il DO 1855 ~ S. a5 20 do. iOo n al - 90
% mo n at 81 u 20 do n. s. ls ~ DO.
ioea N ~ 50 IS; DO So l5 20 90. h4s 10
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.


New-York February l. lseN
-o-rrr--A oulet but tolerahly STEADY nafhel ~
SIs- Cree futures was developed This morning m
a - = 96e-a'A primary receipts good ni'e' ,1
sovse r-venen, and better Brazilian cables Seiie'. t
Na.,-.,S. were inclined rold a0ot despite lle "a.
. ro-,pes- markets cahed little encoufageIaehl' .1iV
-his effect u t~Gay's Dutch sae hst SUI
s.s-.-t Hamburg quiet ano unchanged MiIie e
- Sssnei e.. franc Brazilian news ihouSl el.- s.
ne. he. ,r~r--, Thus RIO shade higher ana NaIlosS
50 although Quotabiy unchanged Brazil ''Ce'Is Ice & -
% 40 bsgs only moderate AID were ol.se. ~ 49,,
1Sss deliveries IN this country of Owe 2"' wGn
n.S-srfed continued large distributor oi supIies
.5pst ,o, 10 te compared with The eNcfploha ou ~
:, sss,1sv decline 70 1924 was MADE IN the ISi.
~. - evohsrge steamers Strabo, With JVN" Daes aN
tT,,tsn WEI y Oo0 bags cleared santos tes''.
lls',e Increase f6r the month was shown ln h- sl,h
y, 80 m Hamburg actual figures neihs 't'"Wp, W ei
~ neuls respectively. lu tne open na-Ne' l1t A'
oess holders were generally STEADY n tAer NleN' ~,
..-e. d.-,arG continued moderate lu'ia.iNiS ~ N-i
rs ~ .h hssiq of fr Eio 7s During tne 'eioo4
s,s In re future market was . insign.icaht ol''
- s taslur was nevertheless tolerapN sita-! lh-
~, 'He session Rv noon sales afsiesAl' "1- e. go
- ~ -.,s amount 30 bags we're acne on lne can ~
ts. vtich trere was sore switching Iotai
a. ,hs 5av u sDO Tn, Uafke oi'S-e s'1' - a. ~
rrcbs-gos prices Arrivals 81 So i"auA I-.--I
.s-e 80, hses deliveries $500 bags. leaving s'''N
7s CO.. bags February !. 49, .-.s, -,a-.o- today
Tie rarre Q. contract prices IL he .oos mar A' ua'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

,-.-. - -, .---.,.. T., -.s... ..u.
important part OF the cay transa "a -,r
ns iuftner sharp ufeak N sauet "ui ~ Seioosn 80
eV1,nceS that pet,er mss on pu"t he1
the meak when eo nenos OF ,he s'apie % 70 sPe % TS
the worst OF the unlosoHs HONeIheHt nhu
peloas when tneh puF.n. was IT.. ~
The opening ana agar ~ he close inont o. ~. @
coming AT midday IN Doth cases lorclsh loelses
In great measure responsive ior tht mpoeeIen' s
Ns,pe IdVepooi opened etP ~cAh nan , ~
sno"'u a ra'S'Hs nases ', ..reh;s ts Ss~r4 smona
ifa HAT' ana poHgeu VcI,siueIan.e t1t' ne "t'Ss
loca. short interests The nna upurn again was nnsea
on export transactions reaehlng Ga Ioeds ~ an po,.s
Foreign houses were at work on bot Anes or e natktt
for fIiures nut received cred i9r ou{.ns '',,e
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New YORK. February /. iss

EeW-YOrk. Fehrunry J. ISHU
BEANS AND PEAsThere IL gue' market d2 foI AZ,
Soesf lois iobblng 81 50 Medium t'e s,o" h nus
.aines sustaiped Pea are motlns e, S7aS Few
re re1 kidney been taken Tor export AZ - 20
roore Offering 81 same henit i'l.e
b,'" Cthsr yar.etles still dull Green peas h'eauy
fat aui.t quote: Beans msrrowe lsOs cn' E, apg
81 9a d. pea 1906 choice 81 23Qfi 2S 40 red ~
~ iv sv 1905 choice 81 80. do black turtle
& es choice Il GjqSl 10 40 lima 'aitofns .5 oei l 'W
60 II. Green reaa bags 92lsc do Scotch hHts ~
T'TEr-The market s quite hcuNe hnu ~, -,
nearly aIl grades Of fresh table butter os ssronsl
~ ccn,r,andue ISo readily ana In a ie" IN,
ses little obi aimed BUYERS ar mo- 80 asa1
re line outs 30 cosey on quality and quite Eo0' '
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
WEST SHORE x. Y

Trains leave Fraukl.u ST. Station y Y, as follows.
ana IS m. later from loot " ". 4-d ST: ~, g.
In.Ij r Nj CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily for
Alba.v syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FalIs.
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago ana ~. Louis. Arrives
Ch.caR0 and st Louis next afternoon. DINING Car.
6,45 p 81 80 N. later foot ". AZ ST.. Chicago and
8 Louis Limited. Daily Tor Utica. syracuse Koch
ests- PuTaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland chicago ana ST Louis. , ~.
5.3O T. NJ Daily for Utica. syracuse hoches'er bui-
fa0 Niagara Fails ana Toronto. NJ,
s:45 T. NJ. Daily. for Albany. Itca. syracuse hoches
Ter Bufalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land Chicago ana -. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence by Wescott Express
G. + LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y \.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool Feb !. p. motion, fair demand prices
favor buyer. American mdtlinF 3 o 32A The sales OF
bales OF which 100 for sI~cu-
lat0n export and included $500 bales American re
cepts G00f bales including $500 American Futures
openei ouaf with a moderate demand and closed quiet
American midiling. % February. l4-oid sellers
T-earta-y and March 14d sellers. March and April
l-e4f ier April MAY. 10 64du3 10 cd BUYERS
May nud June IG-6fI3 l7-Gid value. June and Juy'
n cd huve-s July and August iS6id buyers Az
gl!st September. lS6fd buyers. september an1
toher 2 ls8id sellers october and November. leofd
Der ana January. IS 64c buyers
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb There under'one or strehs.
&, bo raf,le trade today and most OF me eol pee ~
stinnfrr steers s1ld az firm prices, Whie Ne pA'l1
r, d.s we're DISPOSED Of rather more Ieaoly th.n
r,a .irla Fancy cattle b luEht SHSO t' 'l10t -
e. ,,,S, a. medium steers S5dS5 -. beef steer
f,e. sa sogS7 l0. Western fed steers. - lVrSo - =
,r,s steers - 7.aS5 TO- Owing % the large Fuh c
,ri.oa gtar.el . QI- lower with res' ,l.f s.
s'iseou.-flr thc packers took hold n rely ana %
tl'rlo ruled frmer Fair to choice -" "u pa o.
a. ls 50 1888 - mixed. 81 'nHS3 - o 9u ~, =
e. c,1 sa goo r1t So 5o0S9 90. PIGS. 50 2aHN DO me
demand f9r sheep fairly active ~ sjeall ,.es
s. US C, lambs 50 75GS5 10 Receipts-'a'te l"''V
.lnraf Feh Hogs ar-ive. 50 25aS3 20 Cattle
steady s. .0qS3. sheep steady & -oa>4 "' iA''OS
strong, NhS'. , .Ao,.h
East uunalo Feb l.--Rccepts of sale and through n
cattle sheep and during ihe twenty 1
er,of Ar noon dlv Cattle - cars, tHeeP a."
isrts aG cars. hogs - cars. shipment atte., 20
rars sheen and lambs - hogs 10 cars.
IT, market in good position. WIN loaa on So 80
80 fstr demand The feeling is arm on the eoot
t-tchcr Grades exporters and choice large cove" caves
VOC In moderate supIy-G0 hFdl-ia n '"' 5 ,
ftolca 10 e,frl were Quoabe a. - "Vhff 80, bD,- -
cboice s7aS7 30 sheep and lanhs-te narhe, "as u,
s.fr eiape with q loads left over Inere was 4t-
fe,ts Prices ruled 5Uioc higher l%mbs ,'oD7
-, cr.~a were quotahle m s. gNS9 80 Roli 10 Cnloe,
e 5s, o. common 20 good s. 73ps2 S1sep- chq5ce 20
tF' ~ "a 10. comm to fair. - I5d% -. Hogs
~. .roro compared with yesterday and aiier IeI
~. G,+tere1 OUT aul became weak hea,y 'ss ol -
~ "a no mostly - 80. medium, - 90 loiNets
- oHgx4 rir- 50 1898 So only Load was soll ai1
- st 81 7Is the close Iiss we're entrSS "''"'
,.a. IN d., g. i'is Yorsers closed az 81 % for good