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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28

BISMARCK, N. D., April N.-(Special.)
Engineer Hoffman, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in the city today and a surveying
crew will arrive tomorrow and begin at
once survey line for railroad from
Bismarck to Washburn. The enterprise
is directed by w. D. Washburn, of Min
neapolis. for whom Mr.. Hoffman is act
ing. The road will extend from Bismarck
to Washburn, a distance of forty miles,
and the preliminary survey will be COM
pleted about May Is.
Mr.. Hoffman stated tonight that he was
acting under direction of Mr.. Washburn,
and that the road could be constructed in
two months, although it was possible
the work might be delayed. The road will
open up the large tract of land recently
purchased by Mr.. Washburn in Mclean
county, and will tap an excellent stock
country.
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CRUSHING DEFEAT
Continued from First Page.

evening they captured a Maxim gun on
the railroad.
The fighting lasted from noon until 4
o'clock. The American loss is one man
of the Montana regiment killed and three
officers and six men wounded
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28
SEVEN SHOTS FIRED.
Trouble on in Earnest In the Couer
d,Alene Country.

SPOKANE, Wash, April 27.-Trouble
has commenced in the Occur dAlene
country body Of armed union miners
escorted nom union men, at the point of
revolvers, from Bunker Hill and Sullivan.
Several shots were fired, but no one is
injured. Union men have cut
the telephone wires and communication
is practically closed. Bloodshed is feared.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28

cost; they were made for an
eastern concern who
through MISUNDERSTANDING
did not accept shipment. BY
chance we heard of 'em and
snapped them, because they
are regular $500 and $3.50
Shoes world over, all sizes
and widthS-all proper colors
they go Bargain Friday,
$1.95.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28
LOOKING over line
CREW READY TO LAY
OUT THE NEW WASH
BURN ROAD
70 TAP LANDS IN DAKOTA

Engineer in Charge Authority for
the Statement That No Time will
BE Lost In Beginning Operations
Forty Miles of Track IL to BE
Laid-One Terminus of the Road
to BE at Bismarck.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28
10 Cents.

ers, regular rough and tum-
uble breeches, pistol pocket,
elastic waist band, Sus-
pender buttons on big sizes.
They are less than half
price, for they're regular 40
centers, but Bargain Fri
day,
19 Gems.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28

ded With Haircloth; fit as well
as any coat in the store. In tho
regular way Of buying could not
be sold under SIS suit. Here's
the reason: A lucky find, but
only coats and vests, and sizes
81, 3S. 80, 40, 40 only; again
worth $40. Bargain Friday.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York. May g. is9p
Receirs were ~ cars. or rps head lhcuuIhs
No. beEN e -, 20 London and IA for city slaugn
-. None FOR sale alive Feeling STEADY, -,s.s
N 'hs usual light Saturdays demand bat prices
-. 49, s,s.av No change In cables shlpihrnts
-, 80 900 cattle "a Hull In the COLORADO oy W
sse-msn and 500 quarters OF beef 70 L1verp'i Ill ne
eansa bv Fastmans Company. The Europe VIZ -
,,b 40 cattie will get on either tororro" VI
Monday. , ,... vo.r,o
*. dssed v.als steady Ta9o 10 country
dressAd al 5dsc little calves al fgoc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were ~ cars % oof
head Including car direct ana. counting tne s,ae
,hc~e were AZ cars sold Sheep we're rated stes19
but no cpped sheep on sale good lambs were hItn me
Iisd offerings were quickly disposed o. ana me ga
closes with buoyant feeling Fair wooed sseep soa a.
e. 10 ner 100 10 prime unshorn lambs at 80 30 common
cppei do AZ IS No spring lambs IN market dressed
ton steady at per dressed lambs at ssHl ne
% dressed lambs unchanged al $3Gs1 per carcass eouh
IT, dressed at S2ds6 90 - ,,-....-- ,.-,h. IN
n average. a 81 50 per 100 10 ., -. 49,,
L. Judd 81 Co: 2ts uhhhoih he"'ucNS H"7'P W."
clipped. ~ n. at IS 10 49,. -. o., - . q.
II II Hollis: $50 clipped State lambs 81 10 at %
rIc.cs p.os,r,s we're Il cars 2.562 head all for
sanTbtsrer. Nominaly at s4Gsi p per 100 70 coun
- Sresssd steady at S4G$ for heavy. 81 2Suso for
medium and seGs6 so for light weights
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3 TO- e. s rs ' Sn '5a:s 20 st "a No S, h %
o SSo,s to ia5sy 50 2egss q
81 doarse N, Es ssS ns yellow r ss
bran bulk SIS soasis * SACK. q arrive 200 il
sls S9slt - lake and rel sacks spot. SO SoaSl"
sieSsis 80 mIaaIinss sicSsis city feed sie sossi'
E EAT oU 0s nTob .Sp news at HON.
and abroad chiefly the latter was Instrumental in pro
attended by moderate covering part OF local shorts
There was sfo continuation of the expert business
in the last hour bring wheat prices up the highest
lnce Speculative trade during the session was a,
nf ho very active and included small foreign OPERATIONS
on which considerable Of the here based
had seriously damaged all crops while provinces
Scus's had completely DESTROYED the grain on the other
nand was said that In Austria heavy snows had pro
Ts st injury not ye; estimated but und9nbtedy great
.eaay undertone and unchanged prices IN CONTRAST 20
the president OF Grain-Growers' Association
bss even mat TIE STAT ennos Tsse over s bo
vest The amount ploushed was estimated at y per
cent or rer cert than the area reported winter
killed Condition remaining SO per cent or II
points lower than The State report other news from win
yer ana spring wheat sections. however owing 10 me
weather quite bearish throughout the day. North
The Paris market closed 5Qi5 points No wheat
and partly > points lower -four Antwerp remained
oads No red wheat was 2aQeS At sa sD9t ss
10 arrive asos on the curb %aest was quiet, but
steadily held with July ranging from !!a77hc and
closing al TIC hid ~ | O'Clock .CORN-Apparentiy
weighted down by Chicago liquidation and bearsh
including a prediction by Prime that the area
would be immense this owing to winter wheat
poughng the market made little to strength
n Saturday and closed unchanged 10 &c net
higher Exporters again appeared in the market taking
80 loads 16G loads days The local cash
situation the strike Buffalo. retained IT'S
hrmness. and the close No corn quoted az 49,
spot o The Liverpool market closed hnAd
higher on the July ranged from ssgss - lGe
closing 3stsc bid ! oclock OArS-The market
fairly steady export purchases Of 10000 bush
all ports No oats closed 32c No oats. ale: No z
white 36c No white 35c. mixed. 81 = n33 c.
track white 35Q3sisc; No 2 white clips 3si4c. RYE
Market quiet: No . Western csc. and No / Western
So i5c. both ahoat; State rye. CSC Nev-York
car lots. .BARLEY-Marhet dull feeding. 43hG44c
and mating. 1880 Buffalo opening navigation.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

u.
puANs AND PEAS-Sellers holding all the advsn-
,s1s recently secured Deans. and there u
cutie arm feeling 81 80 generally asked FOR strictly
choice quality: possibly round lots could be had al
81 r2i+ Medium had . important ssler as yet
above 81 37as a disposition 10 ask ~ ~ 10.
the finest Pea steady 20 nrfn Al 81 % re.
kidney quotsbe change the a. prrs
a. light; Yellow eye and turtle dull CaliornA lima
sell only In jobbng Green peas exceedingy qs s
we ouote beans marrow choice per bush ~ oz's
sl . DO poor 10 good 81 1861 co. do medium. choice
n 37n; DO pea choice, 81 81 do red kidney snoios
Al TosGSl 75 do kidney choice VI Sopsi 80, %
Yellow eye choice 81 81 Gsl 70; DO black turtle SOUP
baice Al 70: DO lima California 81 So green peas ooA
Sd 06 Do bags. 81. do Scotch. bo' lo'n' do tags
81 12hMsl %. -. ,,.. - a., ,.,.-e
BiiTTERTfe receipts for the week ending today VIZ
n 90 nkgg an Increase OF $500 pks over last week. pu
b.v arc aenrly pkgs less than Tor the same wrse
asf ,esr Rest fresh table grafee sought Tor ash
- fy ana The mail quite firm tone on the Dass
~ IL stock has cleaned more closely man Io' o'
oct. mast ana this really the bsss for present hrn
80 Frsts were inquired for 70 a fair ettsnt hhn
1h, 1e6ls.o but seconds and thirds are ruling SLOW
"a tone rather easy No change In state creamery h.
a. stste dairy TIE run OF cAiry puuer . aus
snsI Imitation Continues % ess ana
=. .ioT Indifferent demand for fresh factory 49,
-. aeclned 40 much of late however. trht r.sasvs
. no, disposed 10 blsnsfs at the ez sgs ns.
s,hsr vsdnctlon Shipments for the week were pc
We quote: Creamery. Western extras p "' 49,
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, May g. -lsBs
COFFEE-Following hardening o. sentiment in Euro
p-an markets. made step forward to-day.
But In spite OF the improvement In prices speculation
hung fire total dealings reaching but 1900 bags IN small
lots well scattered through the list This hestancy on
the OF the bull crowd due in great measure 70
OF their outside alles AZ the
opening the market officially reported az steady with
prices unchanged points higher Before the end OF
the session covering by shorts had sent prices up an a
dtonal points, the officially reported being
steady with prices 10 points higher Contributing
the undertone Of sentiment larger
deliveries than looked for marked change for
the better in the spot department Brazilian receipts az
Is 900 bags beyond expectations and the official
advces and sluggish and sagging
The domestic statistical situation had developed
influential changes night In the market FOR spot
Brazilian coffee business OF encouraging proportions
considering fact that halfhodey conditions existed
other dealers held firmly to the basis OF
6tc for No Rio invoice lots and &c for jobng parcels
mid descriptions exhibited general steadlness. with
call noted previous The steamer Deecarla
cleared Rio May for this country with 900 bags
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
VI
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MoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-Taking The week as w.
whole business has been raiaer hrouqho, and showed
warsed STABILITY al the close. Quotations folio% New
0s ,ed ms eIa27c Nsw-orieans open kettle 329
sse Porto RoS 3s99 syme ssc iancy 2oa25
CCFAx FREIGHTs-The market for berth frelghis vas
gsg London sd Glasgow 2l.d Bristol s,ad Leth.
S az nfRs. Rotterdam &c: Amsterdam &c; cotton to
liverpool per 100 n. 12isc nominal. ..o..a
oLDsts rs S S1 suot pS' oil ruled very
dui and less nominal Referring 10 ts aid:
There i. little Of interest report TsssT D1o our a. al
xsed laS week There is demand for exP9ri
been sms and Of local. and S small
P Pse. at this price The sentiment in the trade
5 With advsns in July snS Ap HDDn a ID
n5 10 s5as Receipts Of cotton his
sor he week Including through shipments i9r e,p95
45is SS s. Su9 PssSep 5a9T b. 81 90 and
$ refined cases 81 70 s5Sas FfP1 oPrs crude
Crude r. %s y iis1sss 5q 9E,a sS SUN Sa
er ys,oS Ssgse prime q White scs$ic prime
P:ssa Asr san sIa o. 1850 S"s'''
bofd market held steady with grain all
s S9y but %b Sa; S;,: 50
ass fsy $40 5Oa$li ,hor- clear ,,9 sG s. soas
PACKET 50 5oasio extra Indls .-. ssS s.So 80
bEEs HHoGswoaie, quoted. acons .s 80 n
s s i s 10 .u S g g5osSE bellies. Saec n $50
se z n 5i.e u n IS Picked sn oI,1.s =,
Picked hams steady o.,
q, Western greens ThG7Sc, Western : r. &c ~.
-s,ons 7iSe AILOW-Easy. city, AZ d-ioc' Gown y-
sly LARDsteady quoted At sstee rro S
80 30, quoted al g57c Refined lard steady auo,el
tr,.-ca a.. Continent SOC. Brazil kess ''i"0'
S,norrS ouiAt. quoted city. 44.c; western
sTFa yFEouie quoted: oleo. SIC; city lard s'ea''
6Q8tc -. .,,.-s,,vslv small dealings
rnsrket close. generally nrm. Win unlnp9I an
has recorded In prices. Quotations follow
so, m low fair 3AQ3%c fair 70 GOA s,.-f'e'
..a - choice 81 asi.c head, 6Sd1c; PAtna SSS
pr''p ~ bons sd3nc. Japan. 4<a5%c: Java. 4"ao+e'
RangO0n in bono. -%H"N . ...A
sJ-GAR-The market manifested considerable strens.l
sions on grades u and ~ were Withdrawn me eD
Us arm Quotations follow GRADUATED Sn sacks ~
IN case. 544c dominos. SIC LOAF ana eruAne ia
~ rendered and powdered 5lze granuated anu
9ne eranuated SIC coarse granulaiee ana eStrs %
r-arulsted She. confectioners granulatea osc,
si+c. XXXX powdered ard mould 4 80; a a N
5asc confectoners' ~ sc: Nos J. ana o. Ssr.
Sic. No b 40. 20 g. ae9c No 4Sc' 20 .: ~ 81
X n 40. No 10 sc. No II. 4Ae: NO IL zole
II IA Is and 10 Az. No;withsiandns me ias ,S.
beet sugar in the English market broke "a 20 So inc
local raw sugar market held yery nm Az Gay W.
gosi demand on the OF 41e for 10 test eehtrl
4Lc for 50 muscovado and soc TOT ~ uss' M
laSses surar The views Of importers were slightly above
these figures dealings for the day were s
email The cables reported nrn but quiet narket Io'
c~re a, London with Java st quoted lbs ana far 70
onne lis % Beet sugar weak and decidedly lower
with MAY quoted lis 2Sd and June lis 3D.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,,..,o, MAJ s--Cotton steady. mlddlng BAG; low
ute,r@ 80. good ordinary. 1916; receipts. Fl
hsiss e.rrts 10 Great Britain $3.50. TO the Continent
/ 156, sales lOS5. stock. 81 wv ,,,,, AZ -. Ion,
ps it,,nore NAV Cotton nominal midollns o.cs 70"
middiing is-Ibc good ordinary S-loc gross ''e''
' s.ya,,sh MAY a-Cotton quiet mlddlins' CSC; 70"
,,sdng receipts 2f9 bales coasfwise sos; sales
y. stock, .. $50. -, ..,s.tn1 sGc. low
Memphis Msy e.-Cotton quiet midolhs 80; o.
-i1Sng &c. coarse ordinary. ibc: net reesipts ~
bales; gross iOo4 shipments. iscs sales Low "'eA
:, ioui. May e-Cctton steady; middllns ls,ioe
low mddnx BHc good ordinary lS-loc ne, rsSeP~
100 hais.s gToss bS4 shipments. 1000; stock s'nsi
Sew~orisans May 6-cottan nrn mda lass,s. Sas
20. a1t. sosstwise 2z1; sa.. 400. Soazs Ss&o
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COTTON-Quite a " n
ton market to-day owing 10 pronounced bull turn OF
the English market and conflicting from the
South Accompanying the cables extensive buying
orders FOR months Liverpool and the Con
nent this demand running chiefly 10 May and August
Reinforcemens in the shape OF smaller receipts and
reports from Fall River that the big deal In cloths had
been consummated added the CONSERVATION Of local
bears and stimulated the bull element into life.
Trading decidedly active than in time
past with increase IN investment orders on
opening the market steady. with the months
10 points higher and the remote positions to
points above last nights final prices As the forenoon
realization Of profits OF shade.
but the market retained all It's early firm features with
the close steady a net gain OF points. European
positions closely identified from opening
close Of the old crop contracts.
the confident bulls had not looked for the
l-32d advance In cotton reported at Liver
pool nor had they anticipated the sharp scored by
futures point Following the close ~ the market
considerable uneasiness fearing
day change in weather conditions South
Whereas sides have shown disposition 10 Ignore
Government report up 10 the middle OF the week
claiming that private advices had given fairly good
idea Of proba and general crop condition
interest has steadily grown during the
latter part the until II has become factor
ready response by market matter which side the
report fayors crowd is depending largely upon
mi. ideas and basis for fresh ventures
Wall take leading part IN business
.ho,d Important new developments arise in connection
with the growing should the English market con
nue present course The heavy transactions IN
from thi. direction nasmuch this business runs far
into October Private cables report hesVy can LOT
cloth. abroad and further state mat spnnes
are inadeouately supplied with raw material MS IA
tar lieu would borne out by the developments
in the English SPOT markets OF to-day nccauons po
activity in spot cotton not only there Out
in the South we'll during the coming week
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave xevfork, foot OF CnamDs Sc
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 2Sd-s,:
a,aIs A. N.-Vestbuei Express daily for Bingnamtons
waverly Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive brns'o
p NJ Parior To Buffalo , An, couz
900 p M-VestibuIed Iimted-Fsst mail daily sold
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. d. CnicA1o
p n. Seepers TO chicago Sse'eIAhe anu ~'HS'""~-
Dining Car. , ,,.,. v..,,hrl.a rxn,...
Arrives at Buffalo T05 A. NJ. Bradford 70 A s
Jamestown 90 A NJ. Youngstown 1877 A N Cie.ee
lard 40 40 p sieepers Buffalo and Cleveano SAis
Library Car. - r,-uD..,,o, ri,r.
0tIS p. M.-Dally solid train for Binsnam,oa ElnaL
waverly Chicago sIespers 70 HornehsVlNe' Sh~s'
s 1rI LOCAL TfMR CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
CoMMoDATIoNs a M tIs es sol a., ssa 20 49,
i21 h6 East l.5th-st ana 80 w g.
at Chambers and West 23ist. ferres New1 lors 800
and SEQ Futon-st.. ss Broadway. Brookyn ~
Uookea and Jersey City Station. New-f OK lIanssr
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
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RAILROADS..
NSYLVAhIA


STATIONS TIC fs VEST sEnsDf
"a The leaving time from Desbrcsses and C9rtan "a,
Streets Is ten minutes than that given oeo" i'
$50 FAST s,tsa 70 ssn.. Psss
cars New York 70 Pi,rsseIF siessins car r'''01s
$50 F FEIIsYviNia M fs..fss
compsrmen, sleeping Dining smokins ana l, ocsss
i s Issl.sIii:. 4 IssI: ,or,s rxparss-
$50 T. ". WESTERN ExrREss.-For chicago. For
40 p. u. souTHWEsrERS EXPRESS. For Pl,s:-
burg Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville. IndianAp'fis'
tS s r. For rfEG ssg "a s
us Ian; Ms FOR S fy'sSs ssg' Burs
Sleeping Car New York Altoona Eas Liberty plu.-
burg. and points daily except Sunday No coacase
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
m, 1850, 1850 $50 20 Congressional Lim al pas.
c "a ana $50 p p KS sss, 'D suSs.y So $40
PnPs al zap P.or and Bling 2se 40 SaSs e
so sH fPiHaf GiI az % s02 S m ia
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
Af fne Sfs QUASI coas4 n SS 20 M $50
gE S Sx4 SaIP n $-'
ATLsNaiS @rf ~ 20 % sses1ay. ps,syo.sss and
Burc; Paror Cars Passenger Coach combined
CAPE MAY.-l2.50 7. weekdays
Long Branch Asbuy Park dneflaken sundaysl ocssI1
Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West twenty -thHo
Street station. $50 a. i2 20. 20. % and go p
m. Sundays. 92O a. m. 40 p. N iron Desotossfs
and Cortlandt strees) $40 a. m, l2Jo. 10 $40 ana
BIO D. m. Sundays. 6. ~ a. m. 5.i5 >. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. 80 $50 D. $50 20 $50 Penna. Limited. $50
Dining Carr, 1880 Dining Carr. ii.5o a; M 100 LS
$50. $50 42D. 4.2O Dining carr. 40 Dining Carl
$50 ODnins Carr. 40. $50 p 1908 night sun.
days, 6l0 $50 $50 20 $50 Limited. $50 1880
Dining Car M. - 80 l. 80 Dining Carr. 2Se 400
40 Dining Carr. SO Dining carr. $50 Dining carr,
40, $50 p. m. u OF night. -.
Ticket Offices Nos 46i ga 1896. 1854 Ill and 1l
Broadway. 1 Aston House: West T~enty-third street
Station and foot Of Debrosses and Cofrlandt
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Street 20 Boadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; station;
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company Will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennssivania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. j. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Psssr Agent
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OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 6There were not enough cattle received
,o6 20 make market and prices were mostly nominal
The neagre supply OF hogs coupled with good oenahI
from all classes OF SEN pre- s scEers 81 $50
"a M. mixed 50 65Gsa IS butcher SO sass 80. ghs
~o,s,ysd were consigned direct 20 the saughternS
houses and prices ruled uncnshesu f'e0s'P's ~s' NV
hesa, nos, nos, MAY 6-Hogs strong at s34ss CO. Cattle
outet Al 81 mass. sheep steaN' ." r'sN-' ~
steady AZ "a 6Od<6.
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4 CHANCE TO RIGHT A WRONG.

From The West Hudson Press.
Now that the Republicans have voice IN the
Council Of Harrison. more wards may be made
and the minority rule Of the town may be tumbled
down. The reform should be put through Inc
Fourth Ward ought 10 be two. Republican Legls-
lature stands ready 20 aid Mr.. Barrett 10 enlarge
HarrisOn's contracted garret.
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NAVAL STORES.

Will. M, nar,iculary active the naval stores msr.e
ho.5 considera bic steaduess to-day rosln IN III
sro IN tone closing was quiet az luH
r-fces Quota tons follow; ., ,-u
IN Re-uiars. 81 75; oil bos 70 50
spfRTTs TT@RPENTINE- 44n44i1o ., ,.0s, N. +
- ~ e. e5 G 81 TO- H. 81 50; 81 30; h SZ
" 90 Ok. \ 50 40: " C. 50 g.; W W, S2".
STOCK.
Rosiu 49, =
Spirits turpentne ei4 bbls
.... o. '''F'-' 80
c,.yia.,on May e-Turpentine firm at 4oc Rosin hrn'
unchanged. -. ,oaotLo.
Wilmington May espirits tgrpsintne nm SSp MS
-.csi,.s a.ks Rosn firm 9jcQsl; recepe o.
crude turpentine steady. 81 30 ~ - snd = o.
81 bbls. Tar firm. el l5' receipts 81 DIVE a., -.
Savannah May e-spirits turpentine h n.. 70 9
se7 casks Rosn sales 2Sis 6els Uuo:s 4 81 40
g. eo. ~ e S. = So 20: " G. 81 IS; ". 81 TO-
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new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.
IN. -. =, sns densrt from Grand Central station

e,s NJ and 3a5 p NJ Daily sxcep, Sunday. 70
Pittsheli: Sundays only az 30 A. N
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch LAsht -
Ticket Offices a, li3 26l, 413 and l2iS Brosdasy
Union So W 235 Columbus ave, 81 Mest LON ~.
l25th ST and 3sth St Stations New YORK SO ana u"
Fulton 81. and i0i Broadway. F.. d, BROOKLYN x.<
Telephone 2T@D Thirty-eghth street Tor New i~S
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hoie' I"
residence by Westcott Express Company -.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passerser Agent
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WEST SFIORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin Ct station, n T. as io''"~
and IS m later from FOO, q s2d g, n,uv for
Albany syracuse Rochester. Bunalo. Niagars Fns
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 L5as Ar,i'es
b,AS p H. go m foot W 42d ST. Cnieas9 40
ST. Louis Limited Daily for urca s5rssuse n soon-
sst.r Ruralo Niagara Fails Toronto. petroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis e..,.,,.r n.f-
rtaO p M Daily for Utica, Syracuse Nocneeter po :
faio Niagara Fails and Toronto 60. p..s..
s,4S NJ Daily for Albany gtiea nesro cSsss-
land. Chicago and 81, Louis 49,. ,r.-. R.ss.s.
check~d from Hotel Residence BY Westcot sx2,esx
G r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent >. >.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West zard cortsndt and Desoroeso
Tins West ard Street Other hssres corslsnat or
pesbrosses Streets Daily except Sunday. isuhasy
only Otaer trains daily. o-
.y't9 s'y4 N For BCFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS aud West, and principal local points fsrioe
az f.t I.5 1890 Sooa. ;. sLAck DsAM0HD
red TO Seating capacity Due Buffalo e5 7 eor-
meeting with through scepers 70 Desroit ana Cnicseo
Dining Car service 6 Ia carte rve ,.ppv
1880, I.oSPNM sdggiNT6S,, Coal branchsi
t'3.5O' Ale r d. sad intermeela,e points
Lilo sac P. NJ. Local for EAsI0S srov
4.5.50 Gro p. NJ. Local Express FOR EAsI Vn.
s550 Clio p. n. For Buffalo and points "ces
Through Sic ping Cars 70 Chics 20 AID Toronto; -.
.1.4O 500 p. NJ. Expres for BOffALo no
TORoSTD None but Sleeping Car earr.s1.
'S.2c, $50 P. N. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,,
BgTFo aud Tsss Ping S osrs g S SneeSSS ocs
esis elcept Sunday; 20 20 g.. "A 81 SIP SIP 7"
Tickets and Pullman acconnodations at ~ @i' a. a.
Stand ~ sr0sav Enl i10e Sour, 81. 8
broadwiy aud Brooklyn Annex station, Brooklyn.
from hotel or residence through to deztinstion-