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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23
BUTTE NOTES.

Compulsory vaccination is impending
in Butte.
Mr. ]. A. Browne, sr., of Melrose,
visited Butte last Monday.
Mr.. Miles FinIan returned from his
eastern trip on Tuesday last.
Division No. A. o. H. held a special
meeting in Hibernia hall on Tuesday
evening.
The quarantine on Mr.. Lawrence
Man4.ln5 : nome, rs North Idaho, was
raised last Friday.
Mr. Frank Sullivan. editor of the
Montana Catholic, viii spend Christ
mas at his home in Seattle
Mrs. NJ. Browne of the Butte hair
dressing parlors departs shortly for a
months VISIT in Seattle.
.
Mr.. Jerry Flanagan of the firm of
Browne & Flanagan is contemplating
a visit to California for the holidays.
The Union club. composed of Butte's
elite. has been reorganized. The first
party will be given Dec. p at the Nc
Dermott.
Mr.. Alex H. Tarbet and Mr.. Frank
Mcclure, editor of The Intermountain
Catholic, spent the early part of the
week in Butte.
Rev. Father Callahan has recovered
from his recent illness, and will take
active part in the Christmas ceremOn-
les at st. Patrick's.
On Thursday evening last the Y. NJ.
l. elected officers for the coming year.
May the future management prove as
successful as the past.
The Montana contingent of All Hal
lows college, Salt Lake City. hOmeward
bound for Christmas, will arrive in
Butte Saturday afternoon, Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Galehaus and
Mr.. Ed Naughten Of Melrose will spend
Xmas in Butte, the guests Of Miss
Katie Naughten, 416 West Park.
Mr. C. B. Mccarthy of the Germania
Life, in Butte, has gone to his Helena
home for Xmas. During his absence,
business will be ably handled by the
cashier, Miss Bessie Lawlor.
Mr.. w. Lawlor of the Slemons &
Thursday for Salt Lake City. where
he will enjoy the bonnie bright blink
of his ain freside" during the holidays.
-
Mr.. A. ]. Hoggerty of the John Cap
lice company departed for his home in
Hoggerty. Ia, last Sunday. Mr.. Hog
gerty will spend the holidays among
his friends and return to Butte about
the end of January.
Rev. E. P. Gueymard, S. NJ, and Rev.
NJ. ]. Murphy, S. NJ. of All Hanows
College, Salt Lake City. will visit
Butte during Christmas. Part Of their
time will be devoted to assisting the
priests of Butte and Anaconda in both
confessional and pulpit.
The Western Union wires were kept
warm for some time last Thursday
with greetings. The All Hallow5 Alum
nj in Butte wired seaSOnable good
wishes to both students and faculty on
the occasion of the annual banquet TO
Our Boys by the President and pro-
fessOrs.
Mrs. William Tuohy and children
arrived from Kentucky last week Mrs.
Tuohy reports a very pleasant visit,
but is glad to be in the west again.
Being a, social favorite, the lady's
many friends in Butte are pleased to
W elcome her to their midst.
The pupils of ST. Patricks psrochia1
school entertained their friends last
Friday with a varied and interesting
Since September last the
school has been well attended and good
work is reported in all departments,
fCrorftiv,71es1 ON page 81
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Father-So you want TO get married,
Ell? Tell me why, pray?
ooh. l suppose it's one of the traits 1
inherited from my MOTHER.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23
EARLY ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE FIRST CHRISTMAS.

The approach of winter witnessed the
return of the Flathead hunting parties
from the buffalo country. They had
given their promise to meet the priests
in the Bitter Root early in December,
and before the 1st of that month all
were at the home camp once more. On
the 3rd of December an important cere-
nlony was performed at the mission
About one-third of the Flathead tribes
were baptized. The eagerness of the
indians to learn more Of the religion
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mr. Jerry Flanagan of the firm of
Browne & Flanagan is contemplating
a visit to California for the holidays.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mrs. NJ Browne of the Butte hair
dressing parlors departs shortly for a
months VISIT in Seattle.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

The Union club. composed of Butte's
elite. has been reorganized. The first
party will be given Dec. p at the Nc
Dermott.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mr.. Frank Sullivan, editor of the
Montana Catholic, Will spend Christ
mas at his home in Seattle.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Division No. A. o. H. held a special
meeting in Hibernia hall on Tuesday
evening.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

The quarantine on Mr. Lawrence
M4n4.lns nome, rs North Idaho, was
raised last Friday.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mr.. Miles Finlan returned from his
eastern trip on Tuesday last.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

occurrence until after the church had
been completed.
A PROPHECY.
The church had just been finished,
when an old Indian exclaimed when
he saw it: Why. this is the very spot
upon which Little Mary said the house
OF prayer would be built" 1t seemed
that several years before several lodges
Of Indians had been camped on the
place and one of the children, known
as Little Mary, a girl of about 10 years
of age. became ill and died. At her
own request she was baptized by one
of the IrOquois who was in the camp.
She was deeply grateful for the admin
istration of the rite and expressed her
thanks. Before she died she said:
There is no happiness on earth. Hap
piness is only to be found above. l see
the heavens open and the Mother Of
Christ invites me to her. Listen to the
Black Robes when they come. Do all
they tell you. They will come and on
this very spot where l die they will
build their house of prayer" When
the chapel was erected and the Indians
found that the prophecy of the young
girl had been true, they were deeply
they regarded the fulfillment of the
omen as verifying their faith in the
EARLY ILLUSTRATIONS.
The news of the arrival of the Black
Robes soon spread among the neighbour
ing tribes and these shared in a meas
ure the earnest desire of the Flatheads
for the ministrations of the priests.
Rather DeSmet's record shows that on
one day in October the missionaries re-
ceived the representatives of no less
than twenty-four tribes, all anxious to
receive the instruction that the fathers
had come to give. All were encour-
p ged and. were assured that as soon as
the work of the mission would
he extended to the tribes represented.
The Importance and the splendid pos
sabilitie5 of the new field were becontag
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Compulsory vaccination is impending
in Butte.
Mr.. J. A. Browne, sr., of Melrose,
visited Butte last Monday,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mr.. Alex H. Tarbet and Mr.. Frank
Mcclure, editor of The Intermountain
Catholic, spent the early part of the
week in Butte.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

(continued on Page s.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Mrs. William Tuohy and children
arrived from Kentucky last week. Mrs.
Tuohy reports a very pleasant visit,
but is glad to be in the west again
Being a social favorite, the lady's
MANY friends in Butte are pleased to
welcome her to their midst.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Rev. Father Callahan has recoveTe
from his recent illness, and will tax
active part in the Christmas ceremon
les at St. Patrick's.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

The pupils of st. Patrick's psroehia1
school entertained their friends last
Friday with varied and interesting
Since September last the
school has been we'll attended and good
work is reported in all departments,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

Rev. E. P. Gueymard, S. NJ, and Rev.
NJ J. Murphy s. NJ. Of All Halows
College, Salt Lake City. will visit
Butte during Christmas. Part Of their
time will be devoted to assisting the
priests Of Butte and Anaconda in both
confessional and pulpit
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

The Western Union wires were kept
warm for some time last Thursday
with greetings The All Hallows Alum
nj in Butte wired seasOnable good
wishes to both students and faculty on
the occasion of the annual banquet ITO
Our Boys by the President and pro-
feSSOrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York December .. 1899
BEEYEs-Recopts none and no trading al e, liner, oi
ne Yards Feeling firm good 10 choice beevss Dressed
beef had Hight inquiry al last previous quotatlons
later cables received from cattle and beef markets o.
Great britain Exports day Included lSV quhItIh "
hsef IN The Caupana Liverpool; 3dy cattle on m
Georgian 70 London $50 head on the CCiorAdo' 10 num-
ana y sheep on the Ter, o. the West Intler, - o,,
AZ steadv prices VeRs nominal srassrrs sou
e. 25aS8 90. yearlings AT 81 40 CITY Gtesssu .,I
-. qlgo r-r n country dressed steady AZ fgl ut'ie
sive- al Sd7c. dressed and frM a. ~
SHES Sanders: % gri-ssrs 20 20 ~ N'"S' "
e. I'd uar 100 n 1 yearling. go n 81 ~
~ r'tda A Co. Qrassers 2rJ n. at ~ % %.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts we're ~ Oasa ~ o.
- inciudluR cars city slaugtefers ana lo.s SeIs
- me market OF which S1z A. JERSEY ~ a.
cllctb ~ sheen were SLOW with no prime 4os oirsryl
i.. oD-ned AZ Fridays closing prices hnd dTiahd iAif
- g,,sb was quiet and OF stock were IlheIy 70 y
80 Ter common 70 sheep sold al s51s4 per ~ 10
90 a. choice lambs az s. $3.50 ~ HhaIa IAiios a.
s, So Dressed mutton duh at 4is4Ic per 10 dressed
lambs al Gasiac.
s,less Judd g. Co 80 Canada lambs - 10 average.
- - Ia, H.. 2Ds Pennsy do. II 10, at 80 60
a. gSi do VI n AZ s. 40. l4b state do, 20 To- Al
e. go ~ ia 10 n az go. 81 DO q 10. a. - 90 o.
- 90 n a. g. 20. o. Pennsylvania DO 20 ~ al 50 90
N state sheep 70 h. Ut s. 90 90 I'V 10 ii - y" w.
Wellington. 1917 canada lambs ~ 10 a. 10 NJ: lbs CO.
"a n ~ 81 10 2l6 DO. n. at s. 90 .-.n CO..
NJ Collins: I72 Stale lambs 20 H. al 70 o. s'A''
sheep. III n. 81 80 ,- -, >, ~ n, g. a2ts
w VI Xyilh.Tson. 200 Canada lambs. - ~ at ~ %
Hoes Receipts II cars, or t's hsau, az
,,gfer-rs with the exception OF head 20 SAL Ie
r,5rted this morning NOminhly III" u ~ =" w.
IoS ~ To- T1dd Co date yes,eTdayl IS Western hogs
90, ~ .,.roea Al per 100 II; state DO lsi ID Al
"a % s rouRhs, 2i2 10. al ~ w.
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orurR MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

ctt.a.o r,ac 9-Caftle-Geenrally steady, choce cows
"a sser. arm. Gamers strong range cattle mn
demand sookers and feeders quiet soo 70 sss az
seIscsd feeders s4gs4 65 good to choice a. ~
a. he,ssrs 81 2,dS5 co. Gamers u spGks bus y ~
"a - csivas 4Q7c. fed Texas beeves ~ lOaso - as
Teaa. steers So 25aS4 ~ Western range beeVes sssso -
active averaged shade hlshef closed Neth
Goa cl.eTances mixed and butchers - sgss ozs
49, -, ctiee heavy SIS s5QSi 02I. rough heavy ~ 'op
ss n light So 1884 bulk OF sales ~ SOGsa w. Shssp
60 .,sadve good clearance. native wehers tiu
a. * lambs S4gs5 80 Western WetheIs, " lVpst o.
~ - lambs s5qs5 20. Receipts-Catile. GOO head
hogs. 10 90. sheep 1000. -, WI. .,... ~ q
Cincinnati Dec Flour dull. Wheat quiet; NO :
- CO. corn easier: No mixed. 81 Oats steady.
i've firm: No 2 Gle. Butter easy sugar quiet hsss
steady 7c Cheese quiet.
r,,,,r.u De, 7--f.osr active, higher n "a b0q6 %
e easss a "fbSp 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw-YOrk. December 2 1893
BEANS AND PEAS-The quietness u trade during the
lat four dsy= caused lte 70 sell ana
slightly easier 20 values ~ consequence The Fange
few davs past bur outside figures FOR marrow. red
white beans rather extreme Green
meas steady quote Beans, marrow. lss choice per
bush 81 22iz uS2 - 60 1873, choice - IoHs.E 90
hlis S2aS9 d.. bngs. e. d. rcd kidney ls9 choice
gO0 e. %. 90 s. l0GSS 10; do white kd
e 1889 choice 81 JOdS2 co. 90 yellow eye lsAs choice
81 15aS2 20. black turtle coup. 81 TO- % Lima taI
fona 81 SOGS3 So 1893 bbls 81 20 DO bags
Scotch 1893 bbs 81 30; do bags 81 10
- t,f-TTFR-Whle the market quiet again TO DAY,
,here was no IN the general position fairy
90 trade has enjoyed during the week. ana NOT
cb stock left in first hands unsod For fancy iesh
27c trading basis ana some conn
tnno Adjective quality. In fact, there Is no genera
In any Western receipts June stock
UNA nrmiy AZ 25n25xc FOR fancy A Ncrr limited
ls.,,tv Of state dairy arriving makes somewhat nom
naI ertsnt st the figures quoted possibly little more
80 distances slight increase IN tho receipts OF
~ the quality II somewhat improved ana
l ., Inc jobbng sales OF closely graded nock are az
ne ou0fe: Creamery Western. extras per 10, &c
~ 15a26c; thirds seconds 23624c. Do STATE
DO hs o. 657o do hrss 20a26c do thirds 70 seconds,
DO June 2bG11sc: do hrsts. AQZ4 &c.
2]p-s ,bros 22dt3c State dairy half hrin
90 s,esb fancy 25c frss 25I24c DO welsh tube
tss nnest 24G24hc: DO nrss 22 925c; 90 tnos e.
onas o5c Do seconds nrsts 1sa2c: state dairy; tins
est IxS94c Western imitation creamery hrse 2lu<c'
eto .,er grades iTn2Oc. Western factory, June u-s
90 10 held grades. i0nl7c. 40 fresh IAncy
u. lower grades i5ha6Ae: rolls. common 10 PRIME
sss ,is,'Iss ss.y but issss
r. b.sn ttis gust rossnsnt bots 70 IseA sac ea' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December - l>'S
,--rFF, trading In coffee futures was agar gie
,--r4 The market opened firm az an advance o ~ 10
eir.s cables being fav~ ahle from brazilian and Eur1
.ar markets which Connection with laree warehouse
deliveries and disappointing receipts, caused COY eIs
,---s-sart The subsequent course OF the miNet NaS
.s-~lly inward. prices at the best point OF ue
sseson showing a gain Of - points on yesterday CLOS
80 erures An active factor in odays ADVANCE was a
sort 10 the effec; account Of sickness a3oaIu
ne steamer I-asse Santos, route Tor Ne" ON
"a 6esn ollFsd 10 nut into port This gave rise 10 the
IMPRESSION that the Of the dread buoonlc plague
- moi heen fully appreciated This led to much speou
son as 10 condition OF affairs IN me coIIee O
sets became very account OF the news pu
-, (,,nd the market difficult in as the
M faction disposed TO Increase Their INES
80 holdings than sell 10 the shorts The MAJ
snsly closed steady in tone al net advance "t 10
SPOT. Brazilian coffee in good demand IN a
isbhng way and closed nrn on the basis or GnohatTo
.as a. advance % lac No Rio. invoice lots, heid
-. tStAnr nar,els held at ne The steamer Cuvier
slssrsd RIO Thursday with $4,000 bags Shipments 10
49, limited states November included 1900 bags from
g., az 900 from Santos and 5000 from Victoria snip
1.rs 10 Europe comprised 1000 bags from RIO ana
60 oo from Santos Rio shipped $4,000 bags 10 other
countries. -,--- - -. ,o.o, v,,~ta. % aoy
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Halliday.


coTToN-The-s every promise when tbs market
opened that the bull forces would further signal
gains inasmuch the Gable news averaged up better
thar anticipated: the crop movement was light while
practically all data from the belt pointed 10 hardening
narksts and better FEELING generally:
eAorts uneasy, and soon the market opened
sought with something OF rush Room bulls PVT
combined demand conjunction with struggling oTders
'rm the South and Liverpool sent prices w 3 70 D
pns % Wall Stree: to come Ia on the upturn
IN the bull ranks soon AFTER the opehs
as a matter OF precauton smaller holders began 70
susty unload. BY the end OF the first hour q fuli-
hack 10 last nights final figures in the late session tne
displayed considerable irregularfy ana oonunue
down Commission houses were the chel
sellers throughout the morning At the close the new crop
positions were 20 IS points lower and present crop OPP
tons 4 20 s points lower. The readiness with WHOM
The more rabd bears that the market was in an IN
Nedy condition owing TO the presence OF pyrzmloeo cot
Ton limited that many OF the bulls nao taken
Advantage rise 10 dispose or their holdngs
and DESTROYS OF seeing heavy break whlch
reenter the market sd vantAeeousy;
ihe market who predicted only recovery OF tooay
loss Of the new week, Dur prOpnehle1
startling Developments Of bullish nature the Deei
being that crop movement would warrant furner ap
pecation values. Private cables conveyed tne I'M
paying more attention 70
conditions in the cotton belt than 70 the aclloh OF s
New-Yofk market Their reports from representative
were far from reassurng and as result senumshl was
steadily undergoing change. The local market Ior hot
quiet lice lower. 10 the basis OF IS&c iof
middlrg upland and mddlng QUIZ There were no
Southern markets reported firm with prices
unchangef % &c higher. - -.
The OF prices in the local market To-Day
was a. follows.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Dec. 2-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows
wheat No. ?; opening: Highest, Lowest Closing
December ....... 64N Gan Gd4s 631s 50
May .6shGOS GOA bss9bsn o~@Vt
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains Nsw-York foot OF chAmbsnD-ses
a. folo~s ana ave minutes earlier from West 2stse
wsvsrly, Eimrs, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bu1sio
r. II. Psrior TO Buhalo
200 r. M-vsstbuled lmited-r.st mai darZ, so,i1
sP ~ sleeper. 70 Cnicaga Cisyssnd ana cincinnstis
Dining Car
daily Arrives Buffalo 7:b A. NJ, Bradford 20 A. ~.
jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngstovn 1917 A. NJ. csvs.
Library Car.
0,I6 p. M-paiy solid train for Bingkamfon wavssfy
Elmrs and Chicago. sieepers to Buffalo. Chicago 49,
SISIcKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l. CORPORATIONS at Ill us POI. toi and eo7 Brad
way Bowery l51 East l2othst and 213 Vest 18TH
e.. Chambers and Wet 2sd-st. ferries, Hew-Yorx; ~
and Fulton Is Broadway, Brooklyn 10 Rlvsrst.
Co. calls ss ana ehscn baggAss non hessls en- ~.
taaeo8
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP. LINES.
~u From New York wednesdays FIid.ys and Saturdays
sTRAIcHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 ell
nsnIs IN Teyas Colorado ArisonA California, Mckee.
Po'"'Sn ,orvta Florida &C Delightful Excursions
vrs.s Tor our 6O-page Pocket Guide mailed free
r r. MALLORY co. Gen AEts. Psr 10 z. r.. n. Z.
DED ID LINE
49,, IA Guayra. Puerto cabelio. Curacao and MArA-
caiho vIs OVERWHELMING also Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
q q CARACAS. "wednesday. December g. I p N.
PHILADELPHIA. ..... Saturday. Dec. y, p NJ.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
porLroN BI.tas DALLETT,
osAAL xanAys-s lbs Frons B.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV 10. 1889.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT NOV. ~, IoS.
FOR THE WEST
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TermnaDs
o Liberty street.
.psily Except Sunday. Sunday
CHICAGO '430 q. H. Liberty street only), III"
o. M. and ~ night ..
> PITTsBUKG. $50 a. m. Liberty stree, only, 500
D. m, si2 10 night.
1910 night $1,000 r,.rxs
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, fs.0o 1000 tp,nsr)s
sil9o a DINER HOO p m tDnerl, 'lO tp t
f''RoyaI exclusively Pullman Tram Dlnes
and Cafe) 1888 DINER, $50 m (DineD and " ~
night. NORFOLK, too p m ,-...,. ~.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices: Il3 i72. 26l 434 1884 Broadway ~ Union Sd
W I2T Eowery, n Y. 33S Fulton st., llhs Fulton ST.
p,o,oLiyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty st Baggage
cnecksd from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03

Rie-Cunee market nrm; No Rio. sssooi exchange
SIsadi receipts. Aoc9 bags: cleared Tor the United
Tbs statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol-
S"'s sIAS
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

N"''' HARLEM DIVISION.
oI2 A. NJ and 355 T. VI. Dsvs, except Sunday, TO
Plttsheld: Sundays only al o 20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices rs gel; 4ls and 1919 Broadway rs
linton sa w 235 Columbus Ave. Vi West l25th St,
i25th St and iSsh Stations. New York 23s and T2s
button 81 and iO4 Broadway. f. D, Brooklyn.
Teephone 1850 Cortlandt' for NewYork Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
GFoRGE u DANlEIS. General Passenger Agent.
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LEHICH VALLEY.

haiont loot OF 4" est 81 JorAndI am '1Iees
Time West Esd Street Other figures Cortland OF Desbros,e
daily Sunday leaves 90 sunday leaves s5 ~
Il Sunday ] SIS n.
t.6,55 ZOO A.. N. Local for FASTON
'T.5j eS. loan For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points ParOr ald Dining Cara Com
meets for Coal Branches
+'II.55 1900 Noon. "elACk DIAMOND TX
PRESS Handsomes train in The word Limited 20 sestng
capacity Due Buffalo connecting with through seepss
to Detroit a1d Chicago. Dining Car service 10 carte
'I2l2, I.ggPh4 Fox wiLKEsBAkRE sckAsIoSa
v'3.JO, y52OP.x. Local for MAuCH CHUNK.
1888, x8.fUPN thcago Nestibule Limited For MAG
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cara 10 Chicago
and Toronto
LID 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
'S.j5, 300 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and wesl. Sleeping Cars Chicago.
so LAlNFIEID and BOT Nd BROOK locals daily cxcepa
Sunday 'l0g. les n: - 10. 20 &c o. and eso H.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations st lis 49, 80 SIS ~ and
lS4 Broadway Union square West rs Columbus Ave T.
go Fulton Court q Bdvy Station Brooklynt
Tner Co Will call for and check baggage from hotel OF
residence through 10 destination
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contrac, prices IN the local market to-day

To-s,gn core. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market steady
GOOD average sancs escCo receipts, 10000 bags stock
a. 40 Hsmburg-Coree market opened Z. pfennlg
STher; at ESQ p n A9a ptennig net higher sales.
500 bars HavTe-CoHee market opened steady tzg =
ss-o higher az ~ n. declined franc, sales, $1,000
hss; 81 D m declined franc. az 80 p. II advanced
4 franci 600 baEa