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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-20

to be signed and certified as aforesaid; pro-
Nldtd further. that in any city adopting TINS
chapter, ii at the time OF such adoption the
board of education or school board SHAH
have power to levy the city school tax or
the district school taxes, such power shall
continue unaffected by this chapter, ana
thls section shall not apply to such city nor
De IN force therein until specially adopted
by Il vote Of three-fOurths of the members
OF the council.
Section >. Section 925-142 Wisconsin stat
uteS of 1898 Is hereby amended by striking
out o. the second line Of said section the
whole of the third line Of said section and
by striking out of the fifth line the words
their respective departments ana insert
Ing III lieu thereof the words such depart
mentS,' that said section as amended
Shall read as follows: Section S2J-l42. On or
before the first day of October in each year
the board of public works, il there be one,
shall file with the city clerk 4 detailed
statement of the amount of money That
VIII be required for the ensuing fiscal year
Ter or the officer performing his duties shall
likewise lille statement of the amount re-
quired by the police and ire departments,
the general and library fund. and for the
purpose OF paying interest for the ensuing
year on the public debt and i've per cent.
Of the principal thereof. The city clerk
shall place such estimates before the cuuu-
eli ut It's next regular meeting. ana Tie
council shall thereupOn by resolution. !eNE
such sums of money a. may b" Suihcl"ht
for the several purposes for which taxes
are authorized not exceeding the amount
provided by section - liza. Ana III maj
ing such levy they shall take into conSid-
GRAFTON the estimated amount that VIII De
received by the city during the fiscal year
from licenses or from any other source.
Section s. This act shall take effect ana
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
A..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-20
81 [Pqblis1ed April 20, 1899.

AN ACT to reorgauize the Wisconsin ma
therefor.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. ron.
resented in senate and assembly, do enact
a. follows:
Section !. The active and organized
militia OF this state shall be known as the
Wisconsin national guard and shall consist
Of not more than forty companies Of in
fantry. one battery Of artillery. one troop Of
cavalry, AN .djutant generals department
a puarteTna>fer general DEPARTMENT. q
mrIlcat department and such other officers
a~ IaF from time 10 time he required Tho
infantry shall be- organized into regiments
couslstiu. Of twelve companies each and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, December 0. 1890.
white SAS Beans s The movement continues
but .n supplies re SS nve aHe nS
pressure sell Red kidney are fairly steady bT; the
s"sy . sGSscf teS a0a nd.
i sss choice per bush 8 90 do 1900 choice g - do
Ss g. G Do McSsaa so @ %
1899 choice 800 DO white :. s s6s 1899 c h
. do yt sos , g 90 lima ascn 81
Bs' sco isS 1899 SS' bbs s. sa DO bags: q 2s
week vs12 ns or an Sa9 s
arrivals make IT possible 70 sustain values OF all sraasT
grades the proportion which is quite small some q
the the P Peceps Is SIN somewhat defective buyers
critical good deal OF the stock you'd
demand and 9Sq hey
We quote: Creamery Western. extras per 10 rs do
DO ns. t? DO Sla to 40
2$@24c creamery June extras 25G25he: do nrs,s 2ia
2 Ss r XII ns aG h en fancy csEoa 2c Do ss
second 9Sg2 Go do ,6a d TO- s sSss qs
Gairy tins etc. lsQ24c; Western imitstion creamery
qTs ns 6dst iiia@Sc DO held lower grades iGgi7c DO
fs fs a sSS S9 Ge e Srms lower
CHEEsEThe market naturally presents Su ,r aP
tse week and with closely cleaned up n
very irm with holders confident and showing dlspo-
siton hurry business Tnere has been soe cSe
and cables have without resulting az yet IN
with the exception OF II" hIH"Al va
skirns Late made cheese In good demand ana hrn
- cheese holders quite nrm in their views At
Sncs;rvie yesterday sales OF 275 boxes al llse Lv-
srnooi cable For coored and SIS for white Ex
,orts for week 6248 boxes We quote; state. fulI
cream small. September. fancy. per 10. i2*glSc &c
N:ovemter finest l2@l2tc. DO good 20 choice. llAn
iiIc. do common TO T. 1lqllhc 90 large September
Sancv I2is6l2Ac do November, choice, Ike do sood
"a prime lin61ilsc: do common TO fair lOallci nght
skins small choice l0tc DO large choice shs gsr,
a. fair 10 good 7isasi1e. do common 5hq6ike' full
skins. 4G5c r., 49,. ,...A u.,h.-..
hut proportion Of stock good enough 10 reach out
~ GENERATIONS large medium and lower grades are
All ana refrleerators still pressed Tor sale ct very
t..ne,iIar sales In range or 13n1Oe We
nuo,e Jersey and nearby. fancy. white selected per
Snzen 25G26c do average prime, 24d25c; do western
1ssh gathered prime 23s d2Io do fair 70 good 2id29c
d net no dozen 81 20Gs5 90 fresh dirties per 80
os1 s3as4: refrigerator. fancy at mark l64glIc
hest i54i0c; do poor 20 good per 30 dozen
sse 81 GOGs4 30 lined eggs choice ionioc do Inferior
FREsH--Recep Of anDes are moderate.
.II,a,iy fancy stock II held with much commence,
ss, and lower grades freely offered but not IN heavy
n'x A light inquiry for fancy Grade most lots are
supply sraeglng heavily cranberries close very strong
poor Ace fruit Fancy Florida nm defective
on az nyins slowly: prices Irregular according "
stock "a condition. We quote Apples, Wine SAP
qualify Choice per Dbl 81 soass So DO York Imperial
goon IN, DO King fair 10 fancy s2dss NO. 90 SpIsen
w ooeS osAsa DAVE fair 10 choice VI oOnfz 10,
burg e., 20 70 choice ~ 50as2 90 do BALDWIN W..srn
Sss 1s :gsy 50 s ias os, s arssnai w.isra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARK Eft.

New-York December p. 1899
BEEVES-Receipts wer- cars or - heSd' an , TOT
F@eIne sttady Dressed beef GIet at Ig2Ne PT 10 IV
,fsror 70 choice native sldes No later cables shipments
snooI 40 beeves and .255 quarters OF beef on tHe
War1Ilete 10 London 200 beeyes on the ONO 70 -,
." cen on tn, Pretoria 20 head the Grenada 70
u aITEs~ Receipts were head. all for the market
a1a slow AMI limited and the pens ~ele hJl
Common prime yeas foa at "gn o.y - edisc per
n country dressed al sqlisc; little calves seauy d -"
&c; dressed grassers slow st tdOc ., .a. =, g. 40
Sales. Sanders: Hehls ltl ~ h''t" "a e..
per loo 10; do l27 ~ at IS .: DO. llo 10 a. -
SHEEP AND LAMBs.ReeeiPis w. - md 10 FOR the
head including FOR cil butchers anu - sS,A.
,ket. and counting the single car held oNe.
there ~ on sale Drahu o mn in55s5" oyer
"a ~ late hour in the morning SIX car WI @ -,
roT,non 10 good sheep sold at g t1Fsf % Ie' -
common to choice lambs at - .og - 81 ~, .aE "a 90
Dressed mutton slow at 6aI'ae per ID u''u ''''''
7a9c -, ,.,u. C. p,. 2o5 state lambs rs ID
%ave at 81 So per 10 10 y DO ~ 10 a. 20 ~. %1
Psnnsyyana DO G3 At g. SIh 10 90 ~ No. "a pm 20
81 DO AZ No. 81 IS: 20 cgls >? A. A. ioS r. at "a as
sylvania sheep VI ID NJ 60 ~ " "
10 uo sanders isa Pennsylvania lambs q 10 q, - TO-
sea a. ~ NJ At s. ~ 1866 do. y ID at - % - sar 40
s. s. 80 state sheep l2s 10 at s. 20 do 20 TO-
at 81 80; q state do 5, 80 10 +, AT n, - tg 90
l15 ID ~ e. 400 canada lambs - 10. at - ~
e ustsrn Do II H. So TO- 80 Canada sheep liz
H. at - ,r,, Son: 1874 state lambs 70 ~ at 50 ~
cs co. 81 b. at 50 40 state sheep iol d. al o. II
cui, - 10, Co 100 Canada lambs 50 ~ at s. 90
Hef ,tt CO. 14S Pennryyania lambs "a 10 at
,,sS9, so Pennsylvania sheep. 100 No. al - ~,
H H. Hollis: IS pennsylvania snesps iSs head ali for
,noS,srers win the exception OF u heaa Hohay
.issSv country dressed quiet at unehahsed prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New December y. 1879
o.e,tnx on Brazilian coffee futures
ssiS6es very steady feeling. with prices showing an
os,,A n 5QlO points sales OF 1000 bags ne I'M
s-oysnent followed advance Of lql4 franc az ItaNe
80 an advance Of l7dl pig at Hamburg Ihis was
showing been looked Tor, ana covering
became feature chiefly on local account me RIO aug
Ssrtos missing on account OF hollu@! a,I
80 far led to increased caution on the parl on tne
shorts The only Brazilian news at hand vas ~ sle
raDort receipts. which were OVuO DAYS
All very small that. The business included SOM
,cstr4,t buying for European account on the btasa
.wstion which was considered favorable 10 Iurthei
s5ance in prices The warehouse deliveries IN the Lnte
go ,xs-e large b4ine % 04j bags The market was
80 caster later IN session. qudaton TO snal
,t.n seitins In and preventing further adNanCe ~
eiss In general way the market quieted down toward
e. ose but the substantial, character OF the european
l,ees led 10 a pretty steady undertone The holders
Of SPOT supplies we'll as parties long on future Csl
encouraged by the large warehouse ne
,,ses which represented very liberal distribution OF
rot supplies for consumption The market for iuIuies
coses steady net unchanged TO points higher Iola.
ss,ss 200 bags Spo, Brazilian coffee in the open
steady. with prices on he uasis
7 for invoice lots 1'sc for obbing parcels OF NO
Rio. - a..
The range contrast prices in the local market TO-DAY
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK EFT.

msnd; prices i-l6i lower; American middling fair.
10 .a2d: good mddng. 13 32d; middIng 9S2d: low
middlng. 3 32d good ordinary. 3 ~ go; ordinary
23-32d The sales OF the day 1909 bales OF which
500 bales Tor speculation and export and included
500 bales American Receipts. 1900 bales including
5000 bales American Futures opened easy and closed
quiet decline: American mddns m c. Decer1oer
9-Gid sellers: December and January. $50 sellers
January and February. 4 564d buyers; February and
March 3-84d4 4-84d selers March and April, sd
sellers April and May. 4le4d sellers: May and June
az s4a4i BUYERS and July 50 G+a3 e Gid buy
erS, July and August 81-6id3 6264d buyers August,
and September 5s-64a3 6d sellers September and
October, 2 81 64d3 80 6id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

middiing Tc: good ordinary. 6nc: receipts, sTso
bales; gross 19a shipments eoi; sales $500; stock
ls55Ol
Baltimore. De-. 9.-Co.ton nominal; mlddng li-loc
low middlins c. good ordinary. csc; net receipts -i'
bales; gross I6T; stock, 2l,l76.
New-oreans, Dec. Cotton quiet and steady; mid
ding 7Sc low middling 7isc good ordinary csc; re-
ceipts II 713 bales; exports Great Britain 1000; 10
the Continent. 100: sales 2.c0O; stock, 3Ita2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

ru1-pON-The cotton market was. Tor these tines, a
entire Of the sessions changes was
only OF 10 points and but points up =, Se as
40 bour The comparative apathy Of the trace, Wa
t exolained by the hesitation caused by uncertainties
and POSSIBILITIES surrounding the coming Government CSp
rsnoit This should Its appearance MONDAY lne
washington authorities viii tonight give 10 me PREF
f,s sgu-es on acreage and production OF cotton az
lSgS ~ hy States telegraphic report is 70 Oe
ished Monday Cotton Exchange az noon ,,s
Include estimated acreage TINS wear ny o!a!es
and the Indicated yield Of lint cotton Features
dav's email market buying FOR Liverpool anu
orleans account while investors and the iocS uulI
tncent sold realizing purposes and IN hs aS
-a7ket Vas kent within bounds cable accounts
and the movement the crop Just about mel Np1,
tiore ana THE Chpnc.e's review was eQualy oeh,l,ue
a ANYTHING Ike a sensational influence Private ,
.ror. the South indicated that there was no eheis.n
n,sn+,tv ~ cotton being held IN the Interior WIN some
predicting materially lighter receipts In the rear
We note that cables report spot cotton go loWer a.
T5verroo with sales limited &c 1000 bales WINE 'ne
English market closed quiet al net Iess o,
Ioca, market cotton futures was many
frn ana 20 10 points higher on most positions navIne
close scare or room sho's
The market opened steady with prices point lower 10
points higher
Tie range Of contract prices in the local market TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Tho statistical position as made up by this morning.

The Chronicle" states that rs Lite n hat SEE
s ard that s AesasS Ga and that over hat
crop has been marketed. ,.. soo, co,,o,
qs, oI sscna@ss f2Ss .1stason end export
American 900 receipts 1900 AmerTa a sellers a.
points decne closed quiet ~ to ~ points net lover Es
.'eemter January. 407s January e"u6 5s Apri NAV
.e, Ssyjune sessb HJunt1ay se2b July august,
ssslsb: August September S5sfs; sep'emoer-o''ooe'
"slsb December +Oss
FLOUR AND MEAIThe market was IN 9S'e en- py Tn
s sellers not disposed sd 10 sn aeand The msrke,
s: .s ara " 81 ssss r. w sHa@s
S s 10 WITH g S Sg's g 81 sd Is s5aas
yotRsiss6y fair 10 good ssGsS 90 choice 70 fancy
'; 3 a,s g. ~ 5iadd 3iS
Voed Fine white end yelow ssgg Bran spot SD go
.ssks 70 arrive 200 H. SIC So winter bran W 5
IS hoSinyi e SSp'' s1s 25 Oh meal 500 30
total range Of Wheat ,Ss ,p eG,sss
% II. ss matter OF s12 butt title ans
Win prices ocis close unchanged from 1ne from
G r 81 'a 3. 'lrS isf azure NsSf
o. tn. dA perhaps little more favorable 70 's md an
ss:;a be- ssa: %:TAf beside, Ts.:
S full % M G Of u nsss ana d higher
: s Sss Ss.sS na in sen ; a. sV%s
stn1s hrmns Another sNnsdes,9n REPORT o,
snSns nature appeared In me HS zoo ss Year The
I' stated that there would h"ys been or s9oS 2ssSs
zone Instances been badly injured as early sowd
nt neios being plouEhed up The "eather map "a
general rains and milo temperature over the Middle ana
sC.hwest statee In contrast 20 cable estimating a &c
nINhtne export surplus at 2OOOOOO tons was PlFas
message claiming unsettled weather, the tendency VI
Whoh woold be 10 restrict harvest movements Pros
pcuFe decrease OF 5oOO0 bush in Mondays visible Wn
yt 70 some extent BY The expectation tha wora snip
nthis would reach 1000 bush thus exceeding tns
H,Hous week Northwest receipts were 46S cars aehhs
ssi care sst week and S34 year ago. NO req
s auo'ea !2+e eleyator and 74rc o ahost; No /
70 Duluth. 1skc Afost .COENIAgsln
N, ooal market Tor almost nominal, showing
Vy Few sales and fluctuations. last ofeisl prices
os.ns re same as the previous nish. Tho curb was
sCI -n1e9Gs Aas - iEtl lhaI iat1 bad fallen In ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
so,.ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

o.,...,on Dec e-Couon quiet: middlug Joe iow
mring i-iec good ordinary ~ 49, s., nS DIV
e. -. D.c a-Cotton quiet and steady mihdling,
re low middiing, lice GOD ordinary d ~"
net receipts. l3lh paies' s''''' $1,000
stock 100. 226. ,..,, a. H.
ssy.rn,h Dec Cotton auiet middlins, .no low
sai al - GOOD ordinary sNe; receipts, ho'l bales
sal.- O. stock l52s2o -
..mnn,. p.a y,-csi.sa STEADY, uIddiinx. Tas. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
NAVAL STORES.

Taking the market as whole there was STEADY tie
nanifested with full but unchanged prices quoted me
southern markets did not show any noteworthy c""s' III
values Quotations follow; 1900, an
TAR-Regular~ 81 Is; DO 81 Dds, sfso
SPIRITS TURPENTlNFi-5lq3l' &c 49,, a. r, a, -
RosiN1common 70 good strained. 81 Yasl 90 p 81 70
y 81 20: q 81 G5. II. 81 e5HSl 20: 40. N 81 w. A.
81 go: y 81 %; G. - 30; W. - 10
STOCK on HAND.
Rosin 7O4 bbs
Tar w. 80
cbsrIes,on Dec e-Turpentine-Mark firm at 4I'ac'
savannah. Dec eTurpenne nm receipts sss BPS Sbs
$40 4s5 exports 2eO Quoted; A, y. G. D. ~ 81 ~:
y si % q N25 H. ~ 30: l. 81 b. X. 81 40; NJ VI TO-
Wilmington Dec s-spirits turpsntine dSI a, ani un
changed: receipts 100 casks Resin htm' :, 50ga 80
eip,s 40 IBIS Tar steady 81 40: receipts. ooI dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

49,. H. e-cattIe-Generally steady UNCHANGED
"a GO So e0Qs7 So; poor to medium - oEg> 30 81
nxes .,oeSers ssass 30 selected feeders ta o. sooo
10 ehoss sus 81 s5i so calves sigsi s. fed
Tea, t!s s 5,ss.1 Ts io hssSy packing and
shiSpins steady shade higher ,ST lsh' cod 10, cSeie.
snee Ssa isil rough heavy 50 soQt3 20 hsht IS ~
as. aE q sales s.s Ga, a7 a nS 'aa Sass &c.
wssisI, ws.rs @s4 40 western lambs s'gSs 20 lie
western W. 40 head hogs. $1,000 sheep oVo
ceipts-chuie' ~ e-Hogs active. 81 45ds4 CAtls
c1nenn W ta,ass 40 sheep steady s2h" Lambs STEADY
q -FNYk
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Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,


ol2 A. NJ and L. NJ DsrS, except Sunday. to
" " Plttsfeld Sundays only a o 20 A. NJ.
Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light. -
Ticket Offices at us. 26l Alb and I2l8 Broadway 70
Union So w 23J Columbus Ave, Oh West l25th ST.,
25h ST and i3sth ST stations New York 33s and 72S
Fulton 81 and iOi Broadway, E. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortiandt' FOR NewYork Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
GEORGE Fl DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received al their Uptown once No l. 2s2 Broadway
north OF 3istst. until O. clock advertise
ments received at the following branch oces at regular
once rates until o'clock .. Wis 2o< shave O. a
Ser Ud-stI ls2 ssaavA. ese i2th-sls Aacya sss-
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delaware, LAcKAwANNA { Western
BALTIMORE & OHIl z. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. 10. 1850.
FOR THE WEST
t-.v, Nav York South Ferry (whitehal TerminAD
and foot OF Liberty street. ,,.
sDaiy. fEreept suhoAy seunoH's., "A
CHICAGO '430 .. H. LIBERTY street only, 'i3o
p prTr1sBtJHG 'iSo a m QAberty street only. sos
p cmnNci IiS hs ST. LOUIS. 1900 m. .su D. m
i-''V "' ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
1y.satNaTDN BALTIMORE. 800. 1000 (Dner).
.lisc a m (pnerl 100 ? m pT.D 'Iso DINER:
"a Caf.I 45o (Dnerl 'o.6o y. m. Dne) and 'l2 ~
night NORFOLK, tl.0o p m
Gfnce, Tia, iT2. 2ei 4st 1884 Broadway Is Union So
NJ I9f Howery, N. T.; $50 Fulton at, iiss Fulton st.,
noLivn. whitehall Terminal and Liberty st. Baggage
sIssvcosss from hotel q residence 70 dsstlnatle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

o ,ne corn belt suggesting further decline the
csrn saI,tr esaay hight as the small receipts at Chi
'ax 90 cars below the estimates would demon
Sh eesdes this the Liverpool market closed S6Sd
EApert business was moderately active sales
e1u' 10 loads all ports No quoted 3ei
ba Sy &C oelivered and 4oHo ahoat OATS
market Tor oats dull
oats Yac oyer markets. No oats closed 29,te: No
$50, 40 white. Slkc: No 3 white 30%c: track
a mAeo %rSIes track white, 3iaS4c; No white clips.
Sens, ~ yE-Msrket steady, No Western, 62c b
10 WESTERN 6lhc o afoat: State SIC
49,, York carlots. .BARLEy-Market firm.
fVo@'nb VIC Bunaio; mailing 44H4sc c Buralo
....-- BUCKWHEAT-M Market nominal
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lEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations West stTeeU
(penna r. II. Ferries
tine West d Street other figures corsndt or pesoro.ses
Streets Daily except sunday. Sunday leaves Pm Other
trains daily Sunday leaves sunday leaves 10 An
4 sunday leaves 6.i3 pm ySunday 70 ave. 5P.M,
SO 81 : 90 A. Local for fASrON. -
sJ.JJ eS. 1OLh for BtffAL0. MAGMA fALLs ane
West and principal ponts Psrlor and Dining Cars Con-
necs for Coal Brsnchesf. =. - .~..- -
entaaS snS.omess train in Zoe word limited sealing
capaclty Due Buffalo Connecting With through eepeu
tops,rot Chicago Diaas sr ,s1yes e ssrte
fs3.xX ii0p " Coal branches intermediate poins
vsYY0 Vi. Dor n Local for MArCli CHUNK.
Xxx x6f0Pn Chicago Nesihule Limited. for Mao
ARA FALLS and points Through Sleeping Cars TO Chicago
80 s.oor Exposition Express for BUFFALO ana
SIS. s,oOrx For ITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
and Wcs Sleeping Cars Chicago
40 PLAiNFlEID and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
sund-- sS $40 ~ .! 10. 40. .6ih so, 80 and so ~
and nOdatons at l3 s6 ~ u.s. ~ and
1904 Brosdway Union square West rs Columbus Ave- = a.
Court ~ g Bdwy and Annex station
z win call for aud check baggage from hotsa ~
residence through destination.
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ERIE RAILROAD.
WEST SEIORE.R.R.

rratns leave Franklin 81. Station. y. Y. 0l,owh
and rs m later from foot ot W, AID St.
shl ~ p NJ coNTiNrNTAL LIMITED. FOR Detroit.
Chicago and St. Louis Dining Car.
'8,IS p NJ. Chicago and ST Louis Limited
4v,o0 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
.o,Is p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
.OaIlv Except Sunday.
Ttne-tabiee at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
.,sckad nom hotel residence by Wescotts Express
II LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N T.
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DED ID LINE.

DED ID LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Csbelo. Curacao and Mara
,.,,, Ola C,lracao-Calling also Porto Rico.
'@0' From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
PHILADELPHIA. NM. Saturday. Dec %, p. NJ.
CARACAS. SATURDAY. Jan. D. ! =. NJ.
'rhssa vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOUITON. BLISS a DAILETT
General Managers 1875 Front 81.
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60 o, cop,ras, prices IN the local market to-day

r'.o--oHee market closed holiday. ~, . .. ,,,
ne statistical position OF brazilian coiee Is rs i''
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PARIS-19OO
4 - s,eam.rs CITY OF RONB and NEBRASKA sPE-
f.tA1Iy CHARTERED FOR Paris Exposition, Oberammer
can Passion Play and Tour OF Europe start June 30
hcakinS now Also Thirty other spring and Summer Tx
c,sions Holy Land Parties leave Feb II and March 3.
FRANK c. CLARK III BROADWAY, ~ \.
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Fo~ Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Pinner $
Point Newport News and Richmond Va connecting for
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River OF Beach ST. week day except Saturday
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