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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
MRS. GEORGE LECTURED.
OnIy About - Persons. II Paid. Heard
Her Talk at Steubrnyille.


SrEUBExvu.LE. o., May 1l.-Mrs.
Z. George delivered her first lecture ut
the Olympi;, III this city last night.
The house seats 1900, but there were
only Ii people who paid the admission
fee To hear her. She delivered, how
ever. the lecture. which was practically
a sketch of her life.
She had about - auditors. Her lee
ture was read from manuscript and was
delivered i'll a clear voice, surprising all
by the style. The subject was her life
history. and began with her birth III
this county. She told of her married
life. her career with SaXtOn, her arrest
for his murder, trial and acquittal. She
appealed to women to take Il lesson
from her misfortune and asked men to
honor wonanhood. She depicted Sax
TONS character with much scorn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
DEWEY WAS FEELING WELL.

Surgeon of the Oregon Also said His
ships Company Was In Good Health.
WASHINGTON, May 1l.-Rear Admiral
Van Rcypen, surgeon general Of the
navy. received Il letter from the surgeon
Of the Oregon. DIR. Stevenson, at Ma
Mia, stating that the health Of the ships
company was excellent. notwithstand-
ing thc irving heat of the tropics. Sur
gCon Stevenson adds:
'',rhe admiral Dewey is looking well
and feeling well.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11

LANCASTER. Pa, May 1.-THE
seventv-fourth commencement exer-
cises of the Reformed Theological semi.
nary closed here. The program included
orations by William q. Klein, Lima,
o.; Robert F. Reed, Northampton, Pa;
George Grcenawald, Lynnville, Pa;
Samuel H, Stein, Annville, Pa, and
Willoughby Millhouse, Lancaster.
William A. Mcclellan uf Altoona was a
graduate
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
FUNSTON CONSIDERS THE BOSSES
Thanks They Wouldn't Accept Him For
Political Office.

KANSAS CITY, May l1.-Under date of
Standard university, Cal, The Star
printed excerpts from letter. dated
April 10. from Brigadier General Fred
ericz Funston to Prof 5. L. Kellogg.
He said i'll part:
Il cannot think there is much i'll the
talk about doing the handsome thing by
he. Politically the rank and file of the
Republican party might be willing, but
how about the bosses:
There are mighty few offices, ;"
Funston continues, ''that would have,
and the one Or two i'll the gift of the
people of Kansas l have not the gall to
ask for. -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
AReTRANsPoRTs RETURNING EMPTY
General Otis Did Not Report Starting
Home of Soldiers.

General Gus )id Not Report Starting
Home of Soldiers.
WASHINGTON, May 1l.-General Otis
cablcd from Manila to the war depart
ment a., follows:
Transport Pennsylvania left for San
Francisco today: Nelson leaves 11th;
Cleveland. l2: st. Plul. 18th
The failure of General Otis to an
nounce the departure OF any of the
volunteers for home i'll his dispatches re-
porting the departure Of transports for
San Francisco, is as puzzling to the war
department as To the general public, in
view of the official assurances so fire.
quently given that the return of the
volunteers to the United States was
simply a question Of providing trans
portation
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11

The vile personal attack made
upon the gentlemen of the Citizens
Committee of Fifty by the writer Of
an anonymous communication in last
nights Beacon, is being severely
condemned today. AS the article
was written by a paid agent
of the local telephone monopoly.
and the Beacon got pay
for its publication, is not likely TO
deceive the people. Senator Alex
ander, chairman of the Citizens
Committee, makes vigorous reply
to the scurrilous article today.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11

THE announcement that Father j.
b. Broun and the congregation of St.
Bernard's church have decided to
build new place of worship, the
structure to cost 100000, was good
news to all people of Akron. The
projsct speaks volumes of praise for
the enterprise of ST. Bernard's con-
gregation and the faithful and pains
taking laborS of their beloved pastor.
The new edifice will he Il splendid
addition to the churches of Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
REPORTED QUIET AT APIA.
Admiral Kautz Withdrew the U. =.
Marines From tIIe Island.

WASHINGTON, May, 1.-THE follow
ing was given ont by the navy depart
ment:
"AUCKLAND, May 10, Apia May 5.
''Brutus arrived on April %. All
quiet at Apia Condition of affairs
much improved. [ have withdrawn
marines from the shore, their presence
being required no longer. kAUTz." "
The Brutus Is collier.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
a Cure for Nervous Headache.
and feeling well

For eight years suffered from constipation
and St.rere nervous headache, the headache
usually sting three days at Il time. Head
lche powders relieved me temporarily, but
left TOO bad AN effect. Since began taking
Celery King | have greatly improved in
health, seldom or never have headache, have
gained in flesh, and feel decidedly well.-1Irs.
+. :. Hatch, Temple. Y. II.
Celery King for HE Nerves, Stomach, Liver
aud f-iin"ya is sold in soc. and 25c. packages
~ !. ::..iSts and dealers. 6
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
An Increase In Wages.

CHICAGO, May 11-Notices We're
posted at the South Chicago and Joliet
mills of the Illinois Steel company an
nouncing an increase in wages.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
REPUD|ATED BY JONES.
Said He Did Not Want Dele
gates Put Up.
ATTITUDE WAS NOT CHANGED.

still of the same Mind Regarding the
Nomination For the GoVernorship.
Delegates Put Up For Him Were
Heavily Defeated.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
Tie Cruiser NashviIIe at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The third class
cruiser Nashville, the first seagoing war
vessel tlrat ever came up the Mississippi
river this far. is now riding at anchor
off St. Louis.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11
DERFEcT wornanhood depends on perfect health
Natures rarest gifts of physical beauty vanish befo
PERFECT
WOMAN
HOOD

beauty barely in time their
lives Many other thousands have availed of the in
vaton of Mrs Pinkham to counsel all suffering women free
of charge
Il I G GARREIsnN. Bound Brook: \ L. writes: ..DEAR
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-11

man. l would say to all
suffering women, take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
medicine and your suf-
erings will vanish.
Mrs. MAGGIE PHIL
LIPPE, of Ladoga, Ind.
writes:
dear Mrs. PINK
HAM-For four years l
suffered from ulcera-
ton of the womb.
| became so weak |
could not walk across
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
cn1,NrpY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York February lb' 1870
pra%s AND PEA6-Trade was very que - " 80
.ra. N e,por, buying. and home Opels ~
4h,S 80 because u the very heavy WutK4ns ~
s.a.. prices we're generally unchAnsea. uIl "a -ss
.. . ,e q lttle s'eadier feeling on mar" "n1 % 20
an an occasional small sale hitle hDote qs,.r
.'9' ~ ofofe. Beans, marrow Sas cHocet k ,,,-s
- f.. ~ ~ kiSrev 1905 choice. 81 10 90 Wi.e N,..-.
feos Cb,ice 81 s5aSl %. DO yellow $e .,en 3, 80
-os1 a., 10 black turtle soup. 1873 cr''Ie ,..B
- ,~Ft ma california Sc 30. green peas ""s'
sat,. fo scotch. 81 on .-,. .--,..t today
" -, eor,e ~ the delayed stock hIIl -
- 49, r+srkst was little better snppIr.l 80 rrCes
L"a .i fair rau f1r fresh iabie fia.es' -. =. sev
80. vyere well sustained The deinana a. ,r~egi
tor 'es ousiif.es and lower grades Went Al So
ie. ne. There was export interts' y, t,hs Z
jar i"ieh dairy number of JOS OF 49,
"a cioTy eh- ousi.ty being taken a. i@4 &C.
has cleaned up NeIy e.os'... aud are
!t,'" a.. - 1fi.c Rolls are having .i' '. C,.sre
ll..l. amer flr nearly al greHes or79ie. 10
t.'s' eyfras per n &5c, 40 iIf 1,l1--' d,
- 'o stconss l7022c. Go stae. -l5to- vD-ie,n
49, 49,. o9099.. a. thirds 20 sec2nhs' - f48 .c.
nI 80 go 21c. Western heG: por, u" a.. 10
June hh's. tsl. 6rpin tubs fresh made hntsl
ysisb tubs. fresh finest. 22q22;I esu rsle fubs Of
eSo".. STATE dairy. summer hna ia.t In h.
lq.yc' o, isc' d, poor - good lSnlo ".'ei eI
.rIS o-eanierv fancy 1910. GO ma i''''- IDS
lhl =" ~ GIic. Western dsi5. fuctt 49,. ~ 49,.
on't =" ,o6i4lc fac,orl. fresh. exiias I1'.r tg
- hsts, ~ seconds l3glaHc: DO lover EA.ss -
Gs-,ory JUNE finest. 49,. Nl4c 40 n'- ,6i6-. DO
- iS9i8c, rolls. ffesh choice 10 iSH'S' I't'"-'
coI,sp Fhrre was some demand from an out- . !.
@ -, Sav Tor skms and 1000 boxes M,to 49, "a
,sa ~ eGsHc probably for export eths'"''s '' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


REEvEs-Rccepts were u oar' or 2's 1g5iercrs ssa m
cuang is cars fr export al.e ~ 80 ro csrgst hsnis at
rlo NICE ~ az s. 90 per 100 p 10, good steers
ii5 fr F-asy.s market Dressed beef IN good demand
at - 9a'4c p-r n Tor common 70 e.ce i've eaf,le
frrtr M ~ 2o Per n estimated dressed weight ,'s
- London se ns ar i-e ei ,oe f6r Liverpool Win
80 oaiu' ana S' NH esrry 10 eattle for outer
CtrVEs- Receipts were 700 head all for The rnnJSe &
q c e52 a: sxe's, an end o. at JeTy Ta not rs
Vcas In good 1emanl but ,ne a ,rire weak
All .Ss r,orrg arrivals closed out but some io.
were dge Later IN ne ar fed calves at 81 5oa
s4a7l 10 southern or Western calves cy aT,--4
NIX feT faes seeding lie. Dressed BARNARD and fed
Mullen - ys, y = n 'ys5ose s5 e si at ). $ 49, go
q Co. ~ ~ s. 30. i d. i41 ~ at s. 90 a G' os
s d: ?" q: s:' S rs 4 s. 20 o' 3 :'' o. Is E
a. Sc. : fel calves 900 =. at H87h no. -'' ''
at 4 Hume Bro: A. vea. l2s n a. 50, - tI l52 G
y p a. a., IS iSa 73 = at e 60 iG io @ id calves
IT II Houis. ie yenis iio ~ at $500 oo' ~ 3D.
Eso? y 2. r. 50 .. ,frl' 10 10 at IS 'o' DO 10 10
reli,re wrirh, CO.: 2i veals 100 - at so' d.
''S H,aa GO: 's ve'l' il' u at '' - fed calves
IS s.s,'r. yss lao y 9.ss5o a .,r. eiss
SHEEP A%p lns eounnr the rev hsa cyeT
Yesterday there 3is cars IN sale O. @ Encn ~ ~
ura- O.
a. roore ine~sl Fur-ly than yesterday ana pces w.
- lambs opened 2jQ2oe lower ara closed tlc ~
,r, wedrc.say's prices Eleven cars were Te,9f.sd m as
.-.s. ..r,-,-- o. r0oG sheen sClf a. 81 .,'4S" -F
,o, - ,o- ~ rhrt-e lambs ~ S50S 50. cul!s ~ . '
We ,se e,,es were st s. 6oaSS IS for good e. prime
@rtrq s,ock Dressed mutton easier - 'NND Per N'
drs,sra ANN vgr,e & BRO: 3sl state lamb o. n
,.eoe a., s. 60 re- 100 $50 io 81 - ~ = 10 lS'
a. - y ~ e. eO "A o. - -. A. s. 90 state .neep
qq - AZ 81 N. 70 do II ~ az 50 90 BUCK I'' TO-
Mcfhe-son 8 Co. co5 Rgrslo iams. IS IS -, j." & a
o.. A, 50 n a, e. %. 200 Buffalo tneep ~ u se -
80 u a.. onto lambs 50 = az 8 ~. u co.
p, y + a. 41o Michigan do 81 y. az - 80 - "a 900
" u v-Uerear. 1870 TlNalo lambs. - IT, at - ~ -
9-aiacs: 22o s,s,e lamb, toom'non 60 n a.
e. o. "a ..o@ A. 20 ~ s. - Late yester1ay I'i
:. 81 -, - :, at s3oGi4 State sheep 100 =. -
g. 90 - . .,,- ,.... @ -, q, g. 20. o06
so ~ y a, s. C5 sheen. ~ r ~ - - . . e. ~
tf.--'-,.+n a g.. go RINslo lamb ~ y a. - -
s sanders. y state lambs y n. o. - 90 " S''e
Chez, "a p q. e.. ! buck 30 n. al - -
M collins. oo1 Buffalo lamts. 80 = AZ 81 g.
Andrew Mullen. ID state lambs. ~ n A. - 90 -,
I4oGs-nscein,. 70 cars or eo3s head ant thers
ee t@refv carload sale. Feeling rathff easier arc
',eror % prime were auote9 az 81 so9S 30 per l'
country dressed sfelfr
s,,sH y Hoiis: 70 state pirs % p average. A.
8, ~ Ysr 100 -. rough 800 y ~ s. 2"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

,.t,-r, r.h iG-The demand for cattle was fome-
,,.+ lreFo- t,-dey YESTERDAY. ard the tecNnng
,sr1erev was c1fcE@t There wfs 10 % nnce ho"f.,
e,.. rbrt~e lots which cold loc hlrher Fancy cAfNe
,-,,hf - e0Isf choice steers 3 5o4 3" q" medium!
" g.. o.. feef steers g. 1885, 70 s'1ckers and
,sl-s - o. 80 20. butter s. 759sf 23 .es 2nd hef-
~. sar.Tst Wfsferu rs steers. - -3A$1 ~, Texas
e. m fsA 70 ca'yes sins7 30 Trade IN hcrs was
s'.i,a .-i -rss ruled sfeady 70 2hc hgher Iai d
-r irfs - % fe8 mixed,
e. sosa fu,ch.rs 80 Gj9&3 -. light 50 1888 ~
e. 90 a. ,e ~ ~ Rlsness fairly gocd 10 sheer ana
DE- . ,...d sfeadv AZ testeris'-s prices F-lr u
ih" H. e. sn4s4 80 ewes 81 5OHS+ yearlings. s. .
1et .s taflhs Stuh'n hreelpi--'a''. "f"' "'"-'
80 ~ o.I. sheep. l-t". ., .o~,s, m ...f.
sosaots sheep steady. s22505i p. Lambs
st..fv at' -. . , -, through
sreen ana hogs during the tWenty-fnur hfu :
eSts A, noon today were Cattle lO care s,ep ana ani
o. csrs hogs IL Shipments: Cattle. lo5 ea9si
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Liverpool Feb. lG. S.45 p Hi;xoh hange--Wheat-spo'
dun No . red Western. 6s. 10 / red Northern spring.
Be- lid C1r-spo- quiet. American mixed new, 3s 6Ad
d0 3D. b 81 fu-urcs steady. March. $s 5esd May. 8s
Ea.d Hons at London PacGc ClasO, firm ~ l6sgt5 5s
rl.r-St Louis fancy winter dull Is 0L Beef dun extra
Iud.a mess prime mess ojs Pork dull prime mess
fre Western Dos prime medium Western, AS Cd.
Hans-Sho cur u 10 l6 70 easy. Dos Bacon-C Cumber-
t.rd t steady rs ga, short ribs, 20 70 "A
r steady rs O. long clear mdi!es light, 70 70 Is 70.
tca4v - to-: long c.ear mCdl,s heavy 40 % - H.
.y 2s G.. short backs. is % Is r. steady. 2>s
ci,sr ii~s "a 10 10 p. Arm Bis fd sa3ulders-squaIe.
H. rrru. Prime Western dun. 2Ss "a
cheese steady American finest white and c9l]red AS.
rsIlo,r-fr.me city strong 25A Cotonseed o-Llverp2ol
,,srof arm 15s 81 Turpen'ine-Sprits firm. 32s 81.
Hosln-C0um1u steady, is
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin St. station. y. Y as 'o"0"'
ma n n, Iafer f0m fJ,t = W. 42d St: -, g..
I2.45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LINIrED oe, Da,N NFail,
Albany Syracuse Rochester. BuTalo. niagara rSts
cleveland Detroit cnlcago seni s., L9s Lp'sne car.
n.t5 p N ,3o ", later foot ". 42i ST.. CnicaE sn1
S. Louis Limited Daily for Utica syracuse 'nityot
ester pu~alo Niagara Falls Iof mo De''o'
Cleveland CricaRo an1 - Louis. ,,.,...., pu.
T,3o p NJ Daf, f1r Ut'ca Syracuse. Rocnes'e' n''
fao Viaea-a Tals an4 Toronto .. poc,a.
s.43 r. NJ Daily. for Albany urra. syracuase cleys-
ter VuNafo Nfaga-a Falls. Toronto. pe'ol' ~'''4
land Chlcago ana St Louis ~. pay0ar.
Tir~a fables ot u~irc'ns hotels ard o''es ha's"t'
cbecred IRON rr-.r' or pesi1ence hv We'tcof tN,ey
q r rsNfrr~rr Cr~orri paeTs-~o- Agent Ii. =
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

e,'.. Lxcnaage special Lter9o., cables-s9ot cotton
49, e.- --e-arsel sales T. OOO tales speculation ana
10 go An'rcsl. 1000 .p;s. 900. American
~ h.-1--g upland 1-lGd. Fr.u.es opened s'esiy'
e.-s al 4t7c az aace. C.osed barely steady Mt m
r--se- ~ l- Cid decline December January. b<1s eD-
49,, o-z.s. Fe.r-4fs-Aafch. 3.234s MARCIA Iti.'
l5,,-s. A'f-- las. ga. May-Jurc rs, Jlne-Ju uy,
ss~.1s' .1ly-Aus4st. 28s AuR8si-september. 2fs;
er-J,f1oer. 9 25s Oetcter November 32js No
s,s.s C-.elDer. 52as. Manchester Yarns quiet bat
hess ' ''''.' '"f-'''f '-l MY 1-'"A-t Stops '-''
AZ s+Jlh AND MEAIs-Asee from continued weakness
VII ".'y 10 low grade WATERS tie market again
e--.- 4t1-fe lA- lover O. iel. LaCk buyers
f.-l- S0-l ant snl only Laul-to mouth Trade is
s. ~ a. sIilns patents a. 35NS4 o. winter sIaFAts
fs H. g. D.. winter patents. 81 ass slrng clears
Wr.c- s1Ia NO winter. 81 itN g. So 80 2
t-rxales'1 'y9$z ~ 70 sra-e. sigsol 20 70 arrive
cl...l c A'1f <-Ne2 In..-... RYE FLOUR Easy.
t. ~ tsif 50 10 50. choice fancy. 50 4oQ
0s2 u ~ y -Al-S elcy. quoted kin dred s. -
wf,e +, 10 cfsna BAG MEAI~gu.et; quoted: Fine
FEFrlr hAt yellow. S'c0fl. coarse. s4N s3c. .....
thrive 80 " Fso.ed. sprHs bran, b4k SIG sacks 10
rrtc- b-., e. - tarks frot SIC 5NnSl6 10 .arsc
m.dergs H'rtls 30 latter white frs. Sl9d$lC 90
cie 81, ~ slr q" cry feed >l7l<l7 30. h4mlny
efo-t T., E@ THE crowd started out as usual with
occss5ns io'rah NE market blt on many previous
the reul, succeeded ia getting itself oversod with
tfces fnsu ,A AFTERNOON scare developed that left
~ stl ,sslc net lsher Hna May on the curb
Materially sssI,,. - 70 !t%41lAc. The advance vas
-'''ea also BY active buying credited TO 81
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Railroads.
Rdllrodos
new YORK CENTRAL

p All through train, stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
T. - Trains ee.e Grand Central Stations as follows;
500 A M-Daiy except sundays. The famous
Fastest train In The World. Due Buffalo. 80 =. M :
Niagara Falls 532 r ~ Toronto. 900 =. NJ; De
- tro II 10 i. NJ Limited 10 Its seating capss..ts
S.45 a. Mast MAIL Daily-Fcr Buralo NissaN
1870 A. N. DAY EXPRESS. EXCEPT sunday For FOR
Buffalo ana all important Now YORK stare pDt,s pom,
LOO ?. NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and - Git cHI-
cAGo SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus C'no'n-
$3.50 r M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL" e'cep'
no sunday stops . important slatlon,a1 .. A,r-
$50 p. M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED paly-1fn1oos y1,f.1.n "a
train 10 chi icag0. va Lake Shore Dus .,.g 80
GOO P WESTERN EXPRESS. Dally-FOr Niagara
6.25 P. M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS DalymroIr Troy
-.3O p. M.-hDIRoNDA AcK MOUNTAINS AND MN
TREAF. FNprT@S. Daily.
$50 e,PI M-BUFFAIo AND sotTM yIaaSrs w a. Fails
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and st. LOUIS
0.11 r. N-PACtFIC ENPREss Daiy-roo' snS sx-
burg. Niagara Fails C.eyeland cse1s, n .n6nrr road
every night except sunday nights s1H'@'
nights Chicago slespers leave a. 10
HARLEM DIVISION. -... -
NIX ard I55 M-Da'ly. except sunoay' 70
Piusned Sundays only az 30 A. "
Wagner Palace cars an through Trains
Trains Illuminated with Plnts h Light ., e.,.,o,
Ticket and Wagner Offices az Grand o,n D., Gyc,y
233 Columbus Ave CT West l25th St lZ9tn 49,, =,
and i3Sih 81 station New Yo'k 33s and 40 UNIV" "
and fO5 P--adway r. p. BROOKLYN. . -. ,-.v Work
Telephone '27aN Thr;y-@ighth street" for Sew , loS
dence by Westcott Express Company. ,.. .,.,,
GtOHGE II DANIELS General Passenger Ns-n-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Louis parties who short in this market and long
at Chcaeo causing wder deTence oewsep 'he ne e@S %
all other exchanges Of the country IN ana dhf a %
nncance was the export business Of about 70 LOADS al
all ports Notwithstanding the sharp upturn IN prices
capef Iy recent severe weather shipments to-day
bsbeis Tho March option being nearest cash wheat
Wa esreeiallv strong during the day giving rise 10
rtoors Z corner Foreign houses did little on both
sid@s hut as usual occupied an nconsricuous position
little 70 excite interest either and Ihe
rresort winter wheat outlook which justifos former
PROMISES Of good results As matter or fact rad'Is
with farm experience spprehensive over the ad
Vent ~ rain and warmer weather than over low tenn
,h 10, rse1e whether covered by snow or Opir
ions however do not for much a this time ani
ne trade patiently early spring when the crop
rresen. tine European markets were altogether ont
Of ine with advancing tendencies on I'M, sae, r,r,ra
an ~ the advance and French markets were ouoicd
from 10 to ~ points lower. with Antwerp unchanged II
s - the sia nle reasonably confident IN their posi-
u o56 therefore not 10 be easily shaken cut The
Io Torfhern Duiuth ss@c: No hard Manitoba s5i.c.
- c5rn came on the market urfavorahie effect
o feeling asserted self in line with strength q
bee, and export demand latter ahsorhng about
80 loads nj MI ports There was some ts'k of snaler
yooer,s as result of rain IN the belt. and cash
rr0rc-tv here moved another peg 10 premium u
rorkct closed I'd higher Interior receipts far
,lle week decreased 1.To3oc bushels ana sea
board cearnnoes ere oo bushels fr,"er ,9an me
eaoo, ... .OATS-The market wes Quiet end featureess
The Interior movement Is about 100000 ousNes IN txcsss
lcss - oats closed a a5'tc: No oats s 81. ~
We. White s714ic: No white clps asc RYE
Msrke, nrrrer 40 Western e5%c ahoet; No
western ooto @ anoa'' state rye Gle New
vo~k carlots
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

sheep lambs II hogs, "a cars Catcs--Ih mere
was about one ad On sale with fair demand The tone
about steady Calves IN light supply Inldea e
r1and and lower Choice quotabe 80 S3W
good to choice. STQs7 %. sheep and larno ne
lfr.rlrgz vver. nfolt While the demand was
fairly active throughout there we're suihcls1t He&as & 5o
good S50S5 10: fair 70 good - 'oa$S. snesp
extra 81 6 "a co. good 20 choice - ]o4St ~
common to fair 50 55Qs3 - the close there were n
few loads held over demand being satisfied ou' prices
steady Hcgs-The offerings were moderate - gala' ue
demand fairly active bat basis lower tnah yes
terIay Hoayy hogs quoabe a. - lN9St 10, Z rne
nm TO- Workers - io0st Is: piRs 81 1O4S -; rougns
81 5cS3 -. stage 75aS3 - The close was 9teany'
with offerings nretfy well cleaned ur
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Central R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

A..Ara.te 80. ..s4 ,Acl4stey.
IsS s;s,sa. '-4a N Ne1 1,r 9is 10. q, ry sei' 81
Leaving s 1i s s:1'e soli ai ferTy az whitehall ST. Is
nv minutes earlier aaa that sven beo" f'r L9sfy Sc
Iran. .esys f., q Lbe.y S. o.... 4.
For Ea.to3 se hieas'n A,nt~3 O. N'a, nun .. {;
E4stonj. i545 73o % EasiaD p NJ Sundays 40
~ T,4ts6a,s. Pi.s,on .,s5 sn4 SersEq'oa ''o0 si'
n NJ RAE La r. 3ls ~ lay ':' $50 7s eio
l596 iI5o Resa.a2 A. y, ~ 80 20. - .
s. g 'o Rtada5 Es1f NJ 10 I55 $50 900 P N.
snsa Ie~.sts eng wam.g25 I! e .9! s' san.Ss '.%
'''' - 49, yALh Rail Ro[ [ri;igoy ie;igoyr &.
For Fqs Rsa LPMG Rsi HtAEo RE be- o.. .sS @
H Gre ana Pf2'. 5 900 sosh a. % Il Fo9 oay r' @ Hta $
a. ~ u3i5 .1iy to Rei B,aSl 3 - only = Re- Baa,o:
Asiury PARK snl oesan Cove. eoJ 'ioii onb u RED
i'a' Tdr A,laSio III. 'Heaa5. .49o ss9 II % 4 ~ a
's" t''9' ei' p ION IIJA,ir>,Eiswo0b. =" '"' = a.
$40, g 1913 A ~ l'i' s.'o' '''0 r s'h'''~
Far LSkebu.t. .iso $50 1913 a. N. i+0. $40 40
p y sundays 'i0:15 a. 81 80, s,o . IA
T;T' sys5y: Eys5 ,nd .i5 B'S-s' IS & 80 80 a D.
For Atlantic CIT. vineani and Bridseton '4so A. Il
For Monmouth Beach s.assh s's - HsAInd, M suSs ss
days 100 4. u. 400 p y
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHiNa-
TON
From foot Of Liberty 81.
"rfS ISo Gay: 20 800 Royal Blue Limited 800 Dni5s
Car GOO p NJ. y IS ndt sunday 45g looV az a. - -
Bnns Bnns SAB a2 500 H. si5 md, Aaieaai rsln. sr
Phaesg6S5P q 65 week M ssSsay. ssSs ~ 800 s0 a. 80
w''as ls c s. AK ' si IL 22 In a. g. IS IS - 5 Is q,
w. I'm s. 25 columbus Az Nsw {5rs SogS'
m. X y transfer Co will cali tor aad check baggage
from hotels or res dences 70 def'n~u.H'
from south Ferry at 525 p. ".
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
pAITIMOoE H. OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 20; lsss
Leave Ncw-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
wv .paiiy tExcopt sunday. tsundays o
CHICAGO - 30 O. M from Liberty street only) ~
r. m 80 - night . -,
PITTsBUPG - 20 a n. from Liberty street on'y)'
'c-1>,,r,->; m sr. Iorrs .o55 a. n '5c5 ,. N.
NEW ODTrANs '2E5 =. ~.
pOYAL BLUE TRAINS.
vrAs,1i,cTo,. nAI-rMoRE 47m. 1855 (DlneD.
.1i = a. m ID nerl. IL 80 p m. ...25 ,DreD. -.
CIs.yL Limited" EX~lLslNe Pullman t!d,iH 49,, ~
~ ner 80 p. m and l2.1O night. NORFOLK tl-oo
,. -,-A.
All trains arc Illuminated with P.ntsch Light . .
ll3. H. 2Cl 49, 1884 Bway, u r; lt'n-ss-'
l27 Bowery. y r 3}9 TIton-st., $50 GIiiaih- g
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked rom
hotel Or residence to destination