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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Prairie Fires.

Dickinson. N. D., Sept. 8. - Prairie
fires are doing their destructive work
Ill Stark county. Yesterday the wind
was blowing gale and fire sprung
up in the country north Of Belfield.
raging all the afternoon. Out Of n
band of 5000 sheep belonging to Rea
Bros. 1000 were so badly burned that
they have either died or will have to
be killed
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Eric Mt North pra,r,e.

Royaltcn. Mimi. Sept. 1.-THE gem
cral store and saloon of Pelowsky &
Klinger at North Prairie, four miles
west of here was totally destroyed by
fire. No clue to the origin. Loss
$1,000; partly insured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Music for Nervousness,

Music for Nervousness.
Scientists claim that music has pow.
re to soothe the nerves. But the quick
est way to cure nervousness 10 ia
strengthen the nervous system. We
know Of nothing which will accomplish
this quicker than Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Do not take a substitute. SEQ
that a private Revenue Stamp covers
the neck of the bottle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Mexican Mine Deal,

New York, Sept. 11-All of the money
in the payment of the San Pedro mines
and the Monterey Mineral railroad of
Mexico, recently purchased by the
Mexican Lead company, was paid yes,
terday in this city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
No Wonder He Cult,

"Why is Wibbleson suing for di-
vorce?"
He claims that his wife deliberate
ly tried to belittle him in the estima-
ton of the public"
"How was that?'
"She fixed up croquet set in their
side yard, and then got out and played
where people could see her, using his
golf clubs for mallets. Chicago
Times Herald.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Another View of r..

"What a pity" said the first germ, Us
he clung frantically to a window sash.
as they went around a curve, "that in
sleeping cars we have no opportuni-
ties"
Isn't it?" said his companion de-
spondently, "a great field, If only we
had air enough to get about it?"-Life.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Rewnrd Tor N1urderers.

Viroqua, Wis.,, Sept. 9-The coroner's
Jury in the case Of Patrick Mulchrome,
who was found dead in his home Sum
day, returned q verdict that the old
man was murdered by parties un-
known. The sheriff offers reward Of
5000 for the apprehension of the muir
derers and has asked the governor to
add $500.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Charged With Murder.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 9.-Patrick
Winslow was arrested yesterday after
noon. charged with the murder of Ed
ward Tilton, n farmer. Tilton was
driving home from town when he was
struck and FILLED by stone thrown at
him. They had previously quarreled.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Vessels Badlv Dnmo~ c1

London. Sept. 10. = \ dispatch to
Lloyds from Halnmerfcst. Germany,
says that all vessels of the Yenesi ex-
petition are returning to London.
They We're badly damaged by the ice
and unable to reach the Obi. Siberia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
lake steamer A,hore.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 1.-THE passen-
ger steamer State of Michigan is
ashore at Colchester The wrecking
tug Saginaw has gone to her relief.
The State of Michigan runs from Erie
ports and Detroit to Mackinaw.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
was with Dewey.

Miller S. D., Sept 1O-The hero of the
hour is Sol Briner, just returned home.
the only South Dakotan who was
with Dewey in the battle Of Manila
bay. He was on the Boston.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15

Yankton, s. D., Sept. 9.-B. C..Wool-
ley OF this city, committeeman having
in charge the collection Of money to
pay the fare of the First South Dakota
regiment from San Francisco, has sue
ceeded in procuring the desired quota
from six counties in this district and
expects to hear favorably from the sew
enth to-day. The county board of each
county appropriated from public funds
as follows: Charles Mix, 5000; Doug
las. $500; Bonhomme, $1,000; Yankton,
$1,000; Clay, 81 LOCO; Union, $3.50.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Hortonville Fire.

Hortonville, Wis, Sept. 9.-The fire
which threatened to destroy the entire
business section of this place was
checked after three buildings were
burned. The loss will not 60 beyond
$4,000. II. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Favo-ably Considered.

Winnipeg, Man., Sept. Sat the an
nual meeting of the Rugby Football
club the project Of sending a team to
st. Paul at the close of the season to
play the Minnesota university team
was favorabiy considered!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Safety in FLIGHT

Larry was on the witness stand.
"Now, Witness" began the Judge,
where were you when the prisoner
began shooting into the crowd?
Within hundred fate, your hon
orr
'"Then you were bystander?"
NO, sor; OF didn't stand a minnet:
Oi run loike the wind."-Chicago News.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Eu.ti. seriou.ly I'M.

Newport, r. l., Sept. 1O.-James B.
Eustls, former ambassador to France,
is seriously Ill In his Newport villa,
and there are doubts as to his re.
covery. 4. He has pneumonia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
BRAVE B0YS RETURN
MINNESOTA AND SOUTH DAKOTA
SOLDIERS ARRIVE.

Transport Sheridan, With It's Pre-
cious Load Of Young Heroes, Puts
. Into San Francisco After a Speedy
Journey From Manila No One
Was Allowed to Bonrd the Vessel
Darkness Prevented the Health
Officers Completing Their Inspec-
dion and the Transport Was Or
dlcred to Anchor on the Mason.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Fire Cnuses Rig Damare.

Fire Causes Aig Damage.
ia New. York, Sept. Fire in Brooklyn
last night destroyed a pier5shed 500
feet in length and extended to the!
steamship Bpceros and the steam
barge Railway, causing asloss Of 1900 !
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
THE ONLY VICTIM.

John Wurcer the Only Man of the
Fargo Company to Die.
Fargo. N. d., Sept. 9.-John Wurcer,
a member of Company B, North Da-
kota volunteers, whose death at San
Francisco is reported, was the only
member Of the Fargo company to die
since the regiment was mustered into
the service. He was about twenty-four
years of age and formerly farmer in
the western part Of the county, be-
tween Tower City and Fingal He
leaves a brother living in. the latter
town and carried insurance in the
Workmen in the latter's favor. Wur-
Ger had resided in Fargo for some
months prior to his enlistment.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
His Opinion.

The Statesman-I was defeated be-
cause the other fellow got too many
votes.
The Observation-Disclosures you an l.
Bill, don't think he got darn one
too many, considerin' who was run.
MIN agin him.-Indianapolis Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
AMES is SNUBBED
CHILLY RECEPTION ACCORDED
THE THIRTEENTH COMMANDER.

Not Cheer or Friendly Word of
Greeting Met the Colonel M He
Stepped ON Board the Sheridan
Cold, Formal Snlutcs From On
GERS and Men-E urnor in Circula-
tion Tint Ames Has Becn Dis
charged -Enthusiastic Greeting
for Gen. Reeve-SOuth Dakota On
GERS Arc Under Arrest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
Eeelinr Too cocoa

The Populist-l see you mortgaged
your farm last week.
The Uncertain Quantity-That is
what did.
well, when you goiR to jine us?.
"Not now, anyhow. amt spent the
money yit."-Indianapolis Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15

No Person Does at More rAaa once.
do you dahnce on your tees, Miss
QuickstepT
"Never, Mr.. Clumsy. Other people
do It for me."-Colorado Springs Ca
zette.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
!. OFFICERS UNDER ARREST.

south Dakota Regiment Also in Hot
Water.
San Francisco, Sept. 10.-There has
been considerable trouble among the
men and officers Of the South Dakota
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15

7 t..,:s,ss f,nGisG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
orurR NARYEr-BY TELEGRAPH

Cri-lgo. Aug % There vas the usual dull Tuesde !,
trade IN cattle There fair demand tor Tature1
ca.-e hut others low az easier prices Good n
cnoc~ cattle sold ar IS s. ass CO. coTrnccer grades a.
s4Gs5 60 s-1ckers an1 'Aeiers h-ough 50 25gst % bulls
cows and he-rs SASS IS Texas steers SO 30S4 - sd
calves S4GS7 - Offerings o. hogs wee lgn' a!a y"
strong general demand prices were - q &c
desirable offerings HHavy hoEs SID a. - No gf -
mixes ~ s. 35dS4 s2iz and light n s. +5aS4f - ps
brought 50 JoGSi S. and culs s2qS5 - Saerp ana an
lambs o-.r. strong the Light receipts anI p- g.
m,nd sheep solo a. S2GS3 Tor Common ny ~ - "a
81 - Or prime naive W-thers weston lrge -'p
brought 81 JoGS4 - Lambs sold at IS oVGSo 90 90. ~
celpts--attle. head. hogs. l5pH. s'ef >"' ..,
cincinnati Aug. p Hogs s'e1ty ;. E4$4 - ~, ~,
steady. 50 25G$5 81 Sheep dull S@g$" 80 LAMBS quiet
Fat Duralo Aug ~ Receipts ~ sale and through
cs,.is sheen and hogs during the tventyir hours enl
~ noon TO-DAY Cattle. Il cars sneep an amp
eve hos II cars Shipments Ca-ti- b cars sietp
nd anbs - 'aftlH NJ
we're quite liberal but the demand vas far ~ snaee
love- han Yesterday. close IN the nCe' 1eSfalc OF ne
cattle oTered Calves in light supp" anf fair Dc
nland AZ Yesterday urlces choice - extra Nea
81 75aS7. god 70 choice Sc 5Oas6 - sheep and lambs
IN. offerings were 10 loads All were cleaned m am
The market was II lttle better position on 1ce dHss
-7be ohoire - extra quoebe A. = o''dN' -
ana8l sod AZ s. S5q$J e. sheer cGolce 20 eEa'
"a Is H7gs-The market opened &c lover Win d ,C44i
- p lads on sale Heavy were qLot4ole a. 800
m I4f 81 ppds4 a. Workers e eo6Si % Digs. - N2a
- 3 rssers 81 70ds4 50 roughs 81 900 = 10 stays
g. o,GSa ~ The market closed eas' on me "''iS III
ne bui< ~ the salss which was s. p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trans Iesye Franklin station. ". r. as follows
and IS m later from foot OF w. l2d St: -
4. DAB A. H. Daily for Cornwall. Newbursh k!ngsoz
New Paltz Lakes Aohonk and NlnnewasSA enS
catskiil Mountain points VI. knsston, .
sunday Tor Crsnsion's. West Pont. kinsston. Nso
PaItx Lakes Mohenk and Minnewesks, catsAli Noun
talns. Albany. saIatoga and Lake GsorfH n,rx -
Albany. Syracuse Rochester, Bgr9o Na{ara Fsis'
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis. pining Gar.
c. 700 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Lakes A9nons
and Minnewaska CstsAiI Mountain points, VIA King
ID. Si3O p NJ Daily except sunday, for hnsstoes
Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Catskll Mountains
ID: 8.4s " Daily except sunaay fSs conSen ~,
termediase stations &c A!oasy H., Ana "a
Montreal a., -, go.
syracuse. Rochester Bunao. Nagara FALLS. Toronto.
Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis
500 p N. Daily except sunday, for Itea. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and Toronto;
S.I5 P: Daily FOR Albany Itiea syraeg.e. Eoehessss
Buraio. Niagara Falls Tornso Detroit. Cleveland
,hicago. and ST. Louis -
A. 3. c. D.-Leaves Brooklyn Annex: A. e:ls A. "
except sunday. B. lois A M G i2S N.
D. 800 p NJ Jersey City p. 2. r. station; A. -
4 n seyeep, Sunday. 3. ii;2o A. NJ c. 100 p. -
Time table At principal hotels snd or1css Basssss
checked hotel residence By Westcn,ts Eynrese
y.ANprp~ T~---a' pssse~~s- Ae~-t " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

s.tt Amsrs's e. raT 'tss American boiled 'sa'''
PROVISIONS The mark'' was Influenced to-day by
nsk o. support rom paettr and sSais'd qno'ssS s
:nd sbt T'ssP,. Prices ruled Al d. so oe.,6s
Mess sadse so family siiGtI 30 short clear SO 2,a
81 y BEEroQuet quoted Meis 80 ,:m ~, 50 !. p
REEE ,oA quoted &c. st. s3!9s' .; 80 =
PeSied bellies p da 9us, eE smoFae 10 10 \ 6,e
ea. a, ea fi.s &c hsr Pf da ''S qus ss+
1 WS.'srn green nominal WeSierr -7 r ,y Iva
SC country, 4.c. LARD-steady quoted A. s. 50
9a6tq lIa so 5HST A asp'sa s. g. 2 n'a as
sess :, o. Comp9gnd stead SuoteS. o. s,c
city iord stearne &c
RIcETo-day's marSo, fairly aetlys Win good
toned Both domestic and foreign grades participated IN
quoted fair sales movsr1tn, and rather moderate re
cePts Win STEADY g9der'ons QUE st'ns iG~ prime
to choice, sSa5i.c head - as7.c. Patna t%a5te
Japan. 4sa5hc; Java. ~ a6lsc, Rangoon in bond 20
sUGtRThre slow market foT Fs sn ! sgf3T
srenuls,ed at l6c below the price named by @'1sF
rarEe, was s,ead RAYS we're steady win cer'rfugal
gaotNi AZ 4lrc rHeners ~inz Wiling 70 ps' that oF
3a,.s ssor s. @ isle The l@nsSn mark AZ
wa q snl m s bs fu Io and cane stead
win Only hsht offerings ana lava quoted at p. 20
SSred an coa-s. noVdsrss &c XXXX powdered 6s4c
granuated Extra Pranula ed &c: confeconers
Frang.,,ed 30 n cartons. = bags 70 cart3n'
sn' 5 - bags. % fine graduated Sic mould 4. ho''
damn a. 5.3lc. corfectioners 4. 5o6., Nos ano
g. Sc. No l. +A.c No :. &c NJ q. 4Asc No l. 9bc
80 s l,sc. " sc; No 49ic ~ H. is nos ic
ant II 4-tc. nos -. IL ana II. : 0Sc
TOBACCo-Thsre was good deal u business IN seed
lNaf tobacco end the tone was frm TIE sales
amounted - ahou, 200 includnF the f1,owinz
$50 crop lSas New England SEED a a, 25d45 49,
cases cr09 lSaS NerE England HavaAn seed al Nq-9-.
LOO crop iSss Zlnnere ~ private prce. 10
crop l> SOC. $50 crop is9s Dutch
private price arf 80 crop 1907 FenNsyl'ania
scedleaf ~ uieq2iac Sales % foreign tobacco were
400 bales Havana s0Gsoc IN bond and 80 bales Su-
matra AZ s5cGSl 60 ~ bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August 20 1899
COFFEE-The opening call at the Coffee Exchange
DEVELOPED steady feeling unchanged prices accord
the official bulletin while the actual sales on the
call e. $50 bags all advance OF = points On
Yesterdays closing bids. By IL N sales had reached
$50 bags without further change in prices. For the
transactions $50 bags The bust
ness whole from unchanged prices 70 an
advance OF 8 points. with the market finally quiet at
unchanged prices 10 points advance The trading
chiefly OF local character for the purpose CT trans
the positions getting
Of market altogether There very little IN
the OF to encourage outside speculation. Trr
European markets were practically unchanged as was
a Santos. An advance ~ 100 refs at
Rio about Offset hy receipts Of 1900 bags. about
the a the thus far ct Rio and Santos
While warehouse deliveries in the United States less
extensive represented fair distribution AZ
IS l56 bags Spot Brazilian coffee continued dull and
nominal unchanged prices No Rio invoice lots 5asc
obbing parcels 6sc. Cleared August y. steamer
Colerdge with 5000 bags Bahia August -. steamer
Capri with bags Bahia August IS. steamers Belar
den. 1900 bags Rio. and Handel with $1,000 bags
Santos " ,. . -.
prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Railroads.
o-o-ro~--J-o>-~->1~ Or|>~>~- ------'|-
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of ChaG1pers-st
as foll6Ws and minutes earlier from West 80 81
900 A M.-Vesuouled Express daily Tor blhshdinton
wayerly Elmira, Bufal0. Bradford. Jamestown ArrWs
Puf'aIo 5 r. VI. Parlor car 70 BuTalo. . r,....,.,
o.I5 A, M,-pally except Sundays 70 Binsharnton
OWsEo Wavery, Emira ard Delaware Valley points
nalig 10 Port Jsrvis and Monticello Pullman Parlof
.,.oO r. M-yest.buied inl,ed-Fast mail daily. SOLID
t-st1 Tor chicago Arrives Clevlaut 40 NJ chicago
p N sleepers Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
7.3o p M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestiouied Express
daily Arrives Buffalo Z 05 A NJ. Bradford 70 a NJ.
Jamestown 100 4. NJ. Youngstown 1877 A NJ CleVe..
lad u 80 P seepers Buffalo and Cleveland care
o:I5 p M-Daily solid for Binghamton. Wavsriy
Firnlra and sleepers Buffalo. Chicago and
cinclnnatI pntnIlnng Car -,n,s AMI, prrr,v,N A.
L CoMMoDAr1oNs at III ia 2s toi ard sSI ss9ad-
esv i27 Boery i56 i25th-st. and 2l3 West i25
81 chambers and West 2?d-st. ferries NewYork 333
and $50 Fulton St 90 Broadway. Brooklyn i22 Rverst
uobokAn and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
co and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

eos.o- Aug oo-There has been A tar business IN
the WOO rsrke. here during the last week WIN no
nov ~ veaness in the prices The movement IN ter.
~ Hrnues st-3ne on basis q SOC for SECURE
me reiun ana hne Fleece woods pod sltalg o tte
me r,ovA~or+ H slow The prce FOR Xxx and aDole ono
ts quoted A. 81 3oc with delanes AZ BE re Ausralh
WOOL market is qu'r owing o the fact that me 49,,
shia sITnv IL small The following are the qt
for leading descriptions ONO and PennsyyanIs n s11
y and stove oS4 NO Xxx and above. u To-, 4eldII-'
- u = ,o-,b1nT sod39c No n. 3lH32c NJ ,hlgan.
Wisconsin tx Michigan. 24G25c No MlenIga H.
'.-~hI+g cn63i-- y, d.. 2HE3o0i " Illinois 90
s043ic ~ DO @aa30c. New York New = anlpsh 70
ana Ta-n,orf 29T24c. No New-York Ne"-fthhlpst :
ga --1ort 2Sd30- deiaine. Michigan. SOC Cn"ashed
medium 4t~-Ker,ucky and Indiana quarter oo0a Ca
.T hIooi combine 2lg22c three-eshhs 3i29 Sdo
Lrad oonbnr 1890 lake and Georgia, a. A..
--,. Montana and Dakota. me rledlu snn in
66s secured J0652c staple. 53a1l, an M{o'n n
49, -,ss,r,o and fine l64lsc secured 1Oc staple .2g
~ idsbo e1e medium and fine. lerl1c; sc0used sg9
S9c Gus,roiisn secured hass-comhinE sup@rnne e'g
%. xooi $3.50. average. I0qIIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York August -. 1890.
BEEvEs-R.ceipt, we're q cars. or $50 head inelud-
10 trading n live cattle Teens stead D 5.y secs ee
extra beef selling IN small way at el;s 1
dressed refrigerator beef at SOS &c per 10
s5s7ber e s5 AK ca,tis sST schwarzchid suz
berger and 1928 ore other shippers and me
Co to-morr5w the Montcalm viii laden with 500 cat
tie by he W Brauer COMPANY Limited; ne o Br''1T
The s. LOUIS. to Southampton ois2 are for sehwarzchd
Suizaerger and the Grenada viii take So sheep TO the
TeTs d, 9s'5 ! q, II T,.s .i' 5Sit
~ Sea rrices AfSl, 40 head uns-l4 Poor 70 prime
veaIs s51 a. s. 5oq<7 s7i per loo n grassers 49,
lOaI,. country dressed veas at 6al0c some ses we're
salsH Il Hollis % ye2 las n =, sv15ags ). a' s. $ p =
mixed caves 10 =. at 81 80. 90 grssers IL ar
sHneP All LAMBs1RecspSs yere H. cars. $50
head. including single car f1r c.ty 1ucneL ar4 -,
eaTs o. &c seer ane 800 4boE, ak cars we're not
o-hsr Fr2aes que g. s9d AZ 81 mass i2 Per ino =
so I no f amOs & 5oasS a. ca 30 Dressed
sassMPea:on 29 K: ;1,s3 ia IaS &c = NJ ~
s. s7a 30 culs do 81 n 50 50; IFS Virginia sheep
+ usrrneton: 81 Western lambs 70 n a. IS 62s
5 Judd & Co: 23i Kentucky lambs "A ~ at 80 81
II Ha a2 5 CO 25s Kentucky smts, 81 y 50 =
II Collins: So Ohio and Indiana steep mixed 100 ~
H II Hoits; 5 state lambs "A n at IS 90 70 s'at'
sheep. ~ n al g
HoGs| Receipts were IS cars or 5si head AND her.
aera -sarlv cars IN sale SLOW 81 IOGS4 NJ per ln
N fo- rar prime hogs dressed steady NJ A.
So pr heavy 676..c medium and 71I tor sn hogs
saee-M Clllius. - N-sfeg- pigs lO5 =. az - ~ >
go =. 50 50. yesterday. JOB Pe,ns wanna
hogs ~ n a, 81 So ~ stat pigs II. n 8, - - -
A. q ~ 50 h. l5T - AZ d. 242 y. az 81 So 81
p4rnssva1la do. le7 \ at 81 So 10 roughs 5o7 n ar
So 80 90,
=, q. s. ~ - S.sa 30 ia = a. 81 so ~ 10, 1as r.
a. a : Il r5ughs 30 r. Al 50 so DO 80 n At So IS
efaet ise n AZ - 50. 1 a $50 - AZ 50 *
n r H5.t.e late v4st4rsa, 100 safe hogs ia n AZ
g. IT, -oIzhs es3 - SO 50. -. .
Andrew Mullen l9re Yesterday 81 state hogs l'I 10
a. 3 20 Il rouE1s 26l r. A. 81 80 -. .
q Duenba.h dat@ yesteriayj. - S'a'e hogs ~ ~
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
urw Y0pK ONTARIO 2 WESTERN Ry

Trans leave loot OF W. i2d 81 as ioAo"S No minutes
earlier Franklin ST.: - -. o
80 A. M.-Day Express for all stations 10 Os"ega
30 Connections for Lakes Mohonk. Annewask@
a.. Kiamesha. ParlOr cars.
OH A. M.-Mountaln Express 70 Elenvine. Liberty;
J.lC and intermediate stations. Lake kiSmesha- ana
White Lake rarlor
.nn T.. VI. Saturdays only)-statons 70 Enenviue,
i .UU RocklaLd. Lake hiamesha. and White Lake
o. y. M.-vesbule Limited Stations TO Elenvills,
Ola Rochland Lakes Mohork. Minnewaska, Kia-
nesha, and White Lake. Parior cars
O.IO daily stops at Middletown Liberty l. Manor.
Walton Norwich. Oneida. oswego. Niagara Falls Wag-
~ sleeper ana Reclining Chair Car seats fee) through
10 C-hicag5. Wabash
~ Trs AND PARLoK CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad
| way n Y Transfer Co. checks baggage
residence n destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

Liverpool Aug 2aC1osns What sp9s du, n,Isr s.
ISto'h,S % N5rthern spring 6s ltd C9rnESp2t
.s1r ,-.--an mixed new and old. - 4A9dt tutHlts
e,tat ssnt.n,t4r g. 4Asd october. 81 5lsd NoV.hbs
q Fiou-- Louis fancy. winter. hrii. - ~
Ss - 80 tou' 4, Ola Beet nrrn india mess.
6s prime mes. SIS PORK arm prize mess western,
Sea Hams @ % 10 80 H. steady s5s "a short RIB
IL 70 IS b. dun sos clear mddlss Fs; 80 10 10
3 ais "a sh1r clear backs IS 20 IS d. STEADY
aas "a clear bes, II 70 10 TO- aa o9s Wsst1Tn,
@ e. am 27s 80 Amsrican rennsi n pale
-, - a. rIt-Ar-Fnes' United states. sos GOO
99, cheese nrnn American, hnest. white De American
finest coored 53s Tallow nrm PRIME CT III eIs
senternber- 0ef hsr Arm. l5s n. Turpent ine-s1rts
$3.50 a. Ro.in-Comm1n firm. a.. Petroleum he-
nn-d Gf1d Luseed OIL rs %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

sCHEDULE N EFFECT NAY a. 1883.
FOR The WEST
I<av. New York South Ferry Whitehall TerminaD, ana
foot Of Liberty Time shown is from South Ferry
Leave Liberty ttreet 5 minutes Later.
'Daly. fExcept sunday Sundays
PITTsBrRG .43o a. m. G-iber,y stree, only. Ss
''cTTN,c.rNNATT ST. LOUIS. .s5s a. m. 'sss o. M
ROYAL BLUE TRAINI
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. y =. '9.S Dncr
.ii IS a m DINER. tl23 p N. CDiner. q rs Dner)
- So (Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Dne
NORFOLK. ti2.55 ? m
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Orices ll3 IT, 26l 4S4 1884 Broadway. . Union So
W 1eT Bowery ". Y $50 Fulton $50 Graham ave,
frooklyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage
checked from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
so,.rurpN COTTON MARKETS

Mobile Aug 2e-cotton qulet: middlinE 6Ne' i2w
rrddltng i-lsc. good ordinary. &c receipt "o+
bales exports coaswise. 90 sales zoo s'oGS tec
Nemnhis Aug ag-Cott0n steady. mlIa4lng, . Io-iVT
low rdtng sLe: good ordinary. 4l;c net Fecepls l2l
bales; i5e; shipments l'oZ'' SHES - ~ -
o. 6l7 ,,s,,,1 a.. i,,y
--tddrr Mo good ordinary. Sic receipts llo hal~s'
shipments $50 sales 100. spinners 100 MocA' 300 ~
Houston Aur % Cotton steady. miidIng. t.c low
n,idainr sac rood ordinary 4+o receirs nlN oales'
,hfnnents 5fa. sales 402 stock, -s."E, .. -,
e. Louis. Aug 29-CotIon quiet ml4Hhs 0o' ""