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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05
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MONTHLY MEETING.-The monthly
meeting of the Home for the Friendlcss
will be held Friday morning I'm the Young
Women's Christian association at $50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

BIBLE READING-Profcssor II. S.
Miller will talk on the seventh chapter
of Romans this evening at $40 jefferson
avenue. These Bible readings arc not
private. but arc far all VINO wish to
study the word.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05
JONAS LONGS SONS .

The One Place to It's satis-
Buy Groceries flying to
o"' "'o@eii@S buywhere
stock is so large and fine and
fresh. Prices, too, contribute
to the interest of things.
Best Minnesota Flour, bbI... S4.Io
New Buckwheat Flour, sack ooc
Entire Wheat Flour, sack. E. 34c
Pure Leaf Lard, ID. ........ TIC
Rolled Oats, 9 lbs for. ...... 75c
Grown Flakes, per pkg. ... sc
Laundry Starch, 7 lbs for. 25c
Calumet Soap, IL big cakes. 2sc
Solid Packed Tomatoes, ,doz cans ooc
Fancy Sugar Corn, doz cans ooc
Jonas Longs Finest Blend
Col1ee.. .............. 32c
New Orleans Mollasses, gal. 4oc
BASEMENT
Big Cut in There's economy
Millinery in buying now for
yourspring needs.
Ridiculous prices, to be sure.
Felt Hats that were oSc 49,
and 75c, 60 at......... lCC
French Felt Hats that ~
were S2.2S and $I.75,go at SOC
Trimmed Hats that were 10
$500 and $2.4o, 60 at,.. voc
Trimmed Hats that were
1878 and $3.50, to go at / 10
Trimmed Hats that were 5000,
S.. 50 and S4.oS are all to 49,
60 at. .............. Z.4O
SECOND FLOOR
Fine Stationery The boxes
Two Bargains were w ere Sbriet SOliet
mas ruSh-but the contents
are intact. Absolutely the
finest paper made.
Boxes were $2.25, now SI.oo
Boxes were Soc, now 4oc
Shakespeare in Nearly the
Single Volumes Wll0!f w SIsIlae SeIleS
peare's works are in this lot of
handy volumes clearly print
ed, attractively bound with
elaborate silver stampingS.
The "Rollo" books are in same
series. Published at 1 EC
4oc.; our price, vol... Ac~
MAIN AISLE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05
WOmen'S $500 Four hun
Shoes to dfed d an q
Go at $1.95 nftben5 that

are a little better than the best
value we've ever given-So
our shoe man SayS-and this
is his story of their goodness:
Fine Dress and Street Shoes in
lace and button, vici kid or box
calf. Overtifteen styles OF toes and
tips. The stock is of selected kid
skin and White Bros. box calf In
most Of them sizes and widths are
complete. Kid and cloth tops
and not pair worth less than s..
Today new price strikes them.
While they last they're d., a.
yours at, pair. 10
NAM FLooR--REAR
TOrchOn Very fine quality
1ocas and extraordinarily
pretty patterns of
TorChon Lace, usually 10
cents yard. Special to- No
day, yard............. tn
MAIN AISLE
TOday'S 25c Glance over this
dinner bill of fare for
inN' today, and you
will solve the domestic prob
lem of "HoW to Save" Whole
families eat here now to their
own convenience and COM
fort.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05
Bottom Prices This New
or noueet;cs Year week is
VII DoiiiSS'iSS DrONi1iru


some unusual values in Do
meSticS. Some of them are
given here. The store is full
of others just as good.
Fine Quality Outing Flannel, ex-
ira heavy and nicely colored;
stripes, checks and plaidS. .3
Special today, yard. ... 44C
One case of Good Quality White
Outing Flannel. Special -
today, yard .......... O4C
Striped Bed Ticking in plain and
fancy patterns. Special to- <3
daV, yard. rd.......... O4C
Fleece Back Wrapper Cloth in a
big variety of new patterns. -3
Special today, yard. .. S4C
One hundred pairs otextra heavy
Gray Blankets, nicely made.
Special today, pair. ... 4OC
LAckAwANNA AVENUE
A Bargain in About
WOmen'S Underwear ~ zoo
mentS in this lOt-of natural
wool, fine quality and excel
lent finish. The price while
the lot lasts is to be
33 Cents Each.
UP to today we were get
ting 40c for them. They'll
60 quick at their new price.
MAIN AISLE
two Bargains Kings 500
in Notions yard spool
III i'o''0n' cotton, Dc
Special today, Spool..... %S
Best grade of Hump Hooks
and Eyes. Special today, , doz &c
NEAR ELEVATORS
Small Clasp Only fifty Of
prrcee them all told
''S the left-overS
from Christmas. Good size
and well made with strong
clasp and thumb piece. Yes
terday they were I5c. d0C
lOday.......'..".."... w
MAN AISLE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

NOONE DISIhKES SETTLING
Court granted a rule yesterday to show
cause why the Judgment entered should
not he stricken eff in the case of the COM
monwcath against James +. Noonc. The
matter is return able to argument court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

LICENSES TO WED.-Marriage IL
ccnS"S We're granted hy Clerk of the
Courts Daniels yesterday to Patrick
Quinn, of Cherry Ridge Wayne county,
and Mary j. Donovan. Of Scranton; Rich
ard Cuian and Rachel Hughes, of Scran-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

FALSE PRETENSE.-Loui Paterson
was yesterday committed to Jail by AL
derman Millar as a result of a complaint
of Spruce street bird store man, who
says he rented PatersOn's candy store on
Lackawanna avcnu" and paid $50 on ac-
count but that PatcrsoE locked the
store. pocketed the money and surren-
dered the lease to the owner OF the build
ing,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

BEQUEST OF $1OO.-A check for 500,
the amount lcft in Doquest by the late
Mrs. $. Is. Price for the Society for the
Prevention ct Cruelty to Animals, was
sent by Mr. Price yesterday To u. b.
AtchrtOn. the SeCICtary-trcaSurer of the
society. Its arrival is most opportune as
the finances of the society are at IL very
low rbb.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

FUNERAL or r. J. MOORE-The fu-
roral Of the late r. J. Moore will be held
his morning from his residence on Ad-
ans avenue 4 requiem mass will be Cee-
brated in St. Peters cathedral and in
t"rment will be made in DunmorC cemc-
terry,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

GERMAN-AMERlCA PLAY. -- THE
Grocer from the South Side. or Laugh
ing Scranton n German American play,
will he produced AT Music hall Thursday
evening, January -. by the German
stock company. \ dance will follow the
performance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-05

FUNERAL or MRS. VAN GORDER.-
The funeral of Mrs. Cornelia Van Gorder
was held at the house last evening at S
o'clock. The Rev. Lyman preached the
funeral sermon. The remains will be
shipped this morning at 7.O5 over the Erie
and Wyoming Valley railroad to Ding
mans Ferry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS
Rock Island Engines are Being
Re-eq UipPed

All the freight and passenger engines
If the Rock Island railroad viii. In n
very short time. Zoe equipped with The
pyle electric headlight This was lately
determined upon by the company and the
Official order to this effect has been sent
OUT. The work az eautpping the engines
VIII be commenced Immediately. and in
ished as soon as possible.
For The mast four, wears the Rock Island
-os5 has ba5 several - these electric
headlights in constant use. especially on
t5e engines pulling the fast trains. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
WHEN COLD SNAP COMES
Probable That Coal VIII Advance
Materially

The coal situation in Wichita has not
yet become very serious although fam
inc has been and is still expected. The
warm weather has held off any greet de-
mand and il has been easy 10 supply the
wants Of the Gown. Two weeks Of cold
weather, however, viii bring TO light the
fact that coal is scarce and hard 10 get.
The immense traffic Of the railroads, II is
claimed, has resulted in q considerable
quantity Of coal being confscated by the
railroad companies. The local dealers in
Wichita at present have a very good sup
ply Of coal and are more than able 10
meet the demand. a cold snap however
would soon exhaust their supply and start
a fuel famine. Not only a scarcity is ex-
pected but it is almost certain that the
price viii advance rapidly with the low
ering Of the thermometer All grades
of coal have advanced some already. The
coal from southeastern Kansas has re-
Gently been put up SLO0 per ton at the
mines, regardless Of the advance Of rail-
road rates.
There is every probability that those
who laid in a winters stock Of coal will
find themselves very lucky after while
They will not only have coal when it. is
hard to get but viii have it at a much
cheaper figure than the market price
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

the reelection from the electric headlight
can be seen travelling through the air, ike
a huge searchlight and makes it almost
impossible for engineers Of approaching
trains TO fail TO notice the brilliant
light.
Said q prominent Rock Island official
yesterday morning: There is no doubt
that this move on the part Of the Rock
Island road, TO equip all of the engines
with electric headlights viii be thoroughly
appreciated by the travelling public. The
road has been testing the merits Of these
headlights for the past four years, on
various engines. and finds them TO be
thoroughly reliable at all times. The Rock
Island road has not had head end col
lision between any Of its trains equipped
with the electric headlights. Work viii
be commenced at once equipping The en-
gihes with the electric headlights. and
rushed TO completion as quickly as pos
sinle "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
OLD-TIME METHODIST MEETING
In Progress at south EmpOria Church
Ensfins and I,raNer Service Eriday


The revival meetings at the Emporia
Avenue NJ E church which began week
ago last Sunday. have since then been
increasing in attendance and interest. II
is proving an old-time Methodist meet
ing Many people have already been
greatly blessed and the tide is rising, with
conversions every night Rev. Burns, the
pastor, is conducting the services him
self having the hearty cooperation Of
the official board and other members.
Friday is to be a day Of special prayer
and fasting. Following IS the outline Of
services for that day:
$50 q. m.-Prayer meeting.
$50 a. m-Song and prayer service.
1890 a. m.-Sermon.
2:8J p. rn.-PraLse service.
$500 p. m.-Sermon, Rev \. A Parker.
400 p. m.-Childreu's meeting.
7:30 p. m.-Opening service, 3. D. Allen
500 p. n.-SpeciaI service for young PEG
pie, conducted by the pastor.
Everybody cordially invited TO all the
services, especially these Of the special
fasting and prayer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
CANNON-BALL GREEN
He Is Travelling About With a Wagon
show

Cannon BalT' Green, the famous stage
line proprietor of western Kansas, was
in town yesterday with a wagon show
having on exhibition e couple Of human
midgets whom he had picked up down in
Oklahoma somewhere. Cannon Ball
stated that he was on a trade Tor a
business property and that he hoped 70
quit the road and settle down in order TO
give his children an education. He owns
a good farm in the western part Of Grant
county. Oklahoma, and took quite a
hand in politics in the early days Of the
Strip settlement, being elected the first
county treasurer of Grant county. He
is the same talbative cid hustler as of
yore and keeps things moving in his wi
Ciuitv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
CARR-GRlMSLEY NUPTlALS
w Wedding Of a Viola Couple in Wiehita
Yesterday.

Mr.. Thomas J. Carr and Miss Fife
G.susley OF Viola. were married iast night
al S o'clock at the residence OF the Off
ciatiug minister. Rev. James a Law
renee. y small company q intimate
friends were present 10 witness The in
terestiu- ceremony. .Th= bride vas al
tired in white and wore white roses. while
the groom hooked happy III the conyca-
.irna. black.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
John B, CAREY
Part Played by Him nd His Con
tempOraries in south Kansas.

From the Lawrence Daily Journal.
Two men who were among the most
active in the development Of the great
Arkansas valley have just died The
first to 90 was William Greihenstein, the
next John B. Carey. Each Of them had
been mayor Of Wichita, and each did
great work for Wichita in fact il may be
said that next to Marshall N. Murdoch.
these two men did more for the uQblila-
ing Of that city than any others. Air-
Carey made hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars out Of the Wichita Doom. but he
did not rely uDon that for his fortune
Before that came he was worth his hum
dreds Of thousands. and his lumber
Yards were known in every town of the
southwest. His strict business integrity
made him q millionaire, and when he
had made fortune he spent It where
he had made t. and today Wichita con-
talns many lasting memorials az his
business ability and his loyalty n Nlch-
ira. The Carey hotel. one ~ the finest
I'm Kansas. was one Of his works Grsif-
fens,aiu was one OF The most unique
characters Of Kansas history. He lived
here in Douglas county during The d-st
settlement and wss with the indians
and Of them He could 60 more with a
be.ligerent Indian than q whole flock of
government agents When he moved 10
the southwest. be was near n them. and
- him they always came for advice and
counsel. Whatever Dutch BIZ Greif-
fsnsteia said went" with The Indians
ara with the whites alsa- lie was man
~ mighty force Of character enc who
stood au- rem an0nS the common ranks
as Pixies Peak stands cut among ,ae
higs a. the front range Hz vss . leader
a-1-rE men. born lez -. ana enc Il
h.s chief virtues was thst his word.
whether given 80 a b-auEa- I1-.4l ~ a
merchant prince. was sacred.
MIS- Fred Swain o: Goddard Who has
friends N mis- city. has nearly -e-7ver~z
from a spell ~ Illness -hz- was wei -isA
"a -aL- Ms Swain took EoH1 wish aioad
poisoning one day asr=- at-e-dirE ne
wichita street sai-, ard has been vs-y 81
every day 1n-u this veek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
q aa1ithita 1airu Eaoe Thusdau oru aouebr "a 1899
7ossigEsf

If your liver is out of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs viii be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. % cts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

An employee q Gus NlIler's shop IN
s5uth Main climbed the new rag pole
On top o fthe Gig building yesterday 70
place the brass ball Tae pole swsyed
70 and fro with the young mans weight.
and the work w2s very hazardo1s- lie
was paid S Tor the Job
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYors August S 1909.
as Sl to &c 45ol T+s alive 'a 7: for %! @ ssS
and fer The market Nothing tsins Feeling s,saay
TO choice native sides No later cables The George
ss; , sfam5erg son and s:hWarzschnd SUI.
TomorTow ,he Manhattan VII carr 10 Lh1sn
Luis % Sou'hampt1n 1000 quarters for schwsrzschi
suzeerge and the Teutonic to Liverpool 24So quarters
GAIvEsR4cepts wore . head Xe-y ;iltIs trade foT
prm. v.as cry dressed firm a. 2gs R at eoss a.
CALvES-Rrcepts were 10 head Very llttle trade for
prime yeals. cry dressed veals firm At eHiio per n
country dressed steady a. 6G9sc dressed but'erlk ia
sales-G. Denback vesls. 2ol n at 81 per
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R;csg,s were p cars: Or 500 lSt
market making with thu stalls stock % cars on sale
FAR s a. Js sr V la, ana ears S 5.s5 ,ns a T6
car Of lambs unsod Common good sheen sold at 50 p
Ge+ 90 yer 100 10 te" cAolce welaets al 20 ora!
N taIr demand a. 6qs'2c per n. extra ~sthers' We
dressed !2rnos steady at 7gile- ,,...,.. ,s. - -
ssTs & PsT leo n zoe o. 2 y a. & gao s. 40 "a "a
Enia d. g r at 50 Is $50 virginia d. 90 y ar s. -
Il %es- Virginia do. 10 10 At S. Virginia DO - ~
50 i. soS II y "a VS. vsa K.lass 4: r s.
Sc. 25a a. S. H. at So go do IS 10 at s. 70. b
Iala Is go E:n'9:sy lambs: IS n. At g 4
1875 d. 81 n AZ IS. 500 do 50 n a. s. 1872 egs % n
lO7 n a. 81 70. III 10 50 \ a. 81 .
N Collins: - Indiana lambs. s3 = al s. !" cul'
harrington x Co: 230 Kentucky lambs, 70 n. al
81 80 200 West Virginia 10. - ~ At So II West VIZ
giri4 sheep OF n. n "a 80
Mcpherson & Co rs virginia lambs 70 n a. 80 81
2 Virginia sheep li2 n s. So DO l3l 10 a. 81 90
HOGS-Recelpts were "a cars. or 2lO5 head. all FOR
slaurhterers few hogs held Yesterday were on
but transactons reported up 70 y clock Noni-
nay 81 soaS5 10 Per 100 n Tor good heavy 70
hight hogs Country dressed higher at Ousc for
medium light weights and sales n lean pigs were
SILT H Hume Bro Gate yesterday: q state
hozs A. n IS 10 per 100 n 90 do 49, - at
s. 4 roughG 2f3 70, A. 81 10. 10 DO BID n, az ~
IT Hollis y4sterday1 40 state hogs. ~ No. a.
1872 do-lT4 - 80, y roughs. 282 - Al 81 90 .
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday: I2 STATE hogs Ge n
= %. 5 DO. 3i4 =. AZ 81 90 -
Ssnders. lf2 STATE hogs lf0 n az IS 30 de-, lse N
a. g. 90 a. 29s n s. o. do i93 -. az 81 30
roughs 81 = AZ 50 90 10 DO 325 2. az - stays lO
n az SO
" collins date yese-tayl IS state hogs l6s n, a.
IS 10. 3 fsughs. $50 =. Ar 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

IL n. AZ. Picked shoulders nrm; quoted a. eashc
Picked hams dull. quoted at i0A Gi0ac. Western r.
iVA9loAc. city grAens 100 iOis .TALIOW-Ssady
city i=o, country. 4Ac...... LARD-Easy quoted at
- b1'a. City lard easy quoted ~ =. Refined lard
easy Quoted South America, 80 So Continent. 81 -
Brs III kegs. 81 A. Compound steady. Quoted CITY.
Be- Western. &c .STEARINE- Steady. quoted. Oleo.
i.c, city lard stesrihe &c nominal
KICE-The market ruled firm. with good demand o.
all points Dan Tallusges Sons Ccmpgry New York.
report Southwestern ending July 81
fouoTs Receipts. rough. New Ori-ans and country
NILS az l35OOn1 sacks. sales cleaned az Nhworieans
Isl,lo hbls country NIL 3. i55 ~" bbls total CROP
Louisiana and TeNes, 2s6 stu hbs $50 n eacnl eips
rev crop A. NeV-Orleans since August : $50 sacks
last year $50 sacks sales cleaned TO hols last
DO ohls Rough active and ad-aHc-f. Quotations follow
!on-siic Common 70 low fair. 2144lae. fair - good
aeg9%ci prime 20 choice S'7q6Ae. head 7QI lac;
Fatna - - a. japau. 4.g5sc. Java, 4t9f'sc Ran
SUGAR ther- was strong msrke: for sugar.
WIN sales A. unchanged prices flows 500 tons EnE
tlsn Tuseovad7. :" test spot basis - test AT &C.
aht@f 40 hags Cuba cen-if1ga gS test arrive al
- lst 70 arrive A. $40 Tn, ahove prices quoted
az the close ~ the market The London cable On not
report any change In prices. Cane called steady,
WIN Java a. l2s o. and fair refining a. lis % Beet
rllri quiet. with Angus, lis and september ios ID
hef'ed sugar hrm with good demand ana unchanged
ID PACKAGES 70 granuaief sugar TO-DAY. Quotations
tol1V bominos ga os. E7sr crushed. ~. cubes
powdered ana coarse powdered. 5Ns. NNNN powdered
eAct standard graduated and fine Eranulated 5'ac,
'iIse Eranuated and extra fine graruared .sc. con-
tectloners Eranuate4. SIC On cartons. - bags. $40
cartons and ) n hags OF hne granuated ; Sc mould
oAc diamond A. 5'ac. confectiluers A. Sac Nos J. ?
and 4 5c. NJ 4 4g4c. No & 47sc. No & 4.sic; No Z
- 10 : 4d@c. NJ o. 4Ac. 40 10. 4lsc: 10 H. 4Sc.
Nos i and lS. 43lc Nos H. Is AMI IL. 44e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

chicasA Aug s-The demand f,r cattle to-day was
better Than Is usual TuesGay and prices were nn r
nearly ali classes Good 10 fancy cattle sot a. too
Iu corm1nar grades bringing - o0pSo 30 stock-rs
and feedes brought 25dS+ so bulls cows ana helters
s. ass IS Texas steers. s. 9Oasi o. and caves stg
Il demand Dnrrings or ilsS y"
large out the demand good and prices Te9 stsae
Haqyv h1es sold AZ sass s. mixed lots. SONS .
Pigs sold 4, 81 5oGS4 Is and culls az s2fSt offerings ~
sheen and lambs somewhat light and WIN an aeIHe
demand prices upward turn sheep soa az - -s
"a II ~ ais 10 70 s. 5pTSf . for good 20 choice et-
lana aoli A. 81 50aS4 = FOR Up So 40GS6 30
Tor choice grade heceipts-Ifl -''' "V'-' ''0S''
a. oou. sh~ep 1000
Cincinnati Aux s-Hogs dull. lower. 50 l5gH 70 at
re strong 50 4Oas5 y sheep steady 81 2ogN 30 bHos
quiet, Sass So .
Eas. Burial, Aug. s-Rece.Pts q sac and through r
cattfa Sheep ana hogs during the t"enty-tolf hour
e-fad -1-n Cattle - cars -n--p al.
lambs ] car hogs 16 shipments; cattle a cars
sheen and lambs cars. hcgs. cars 'a' = ll-Is
verl NJ fresh sole cattle. ana about ~ usua Iuests
inquiry which vas about steady The caI mar,et
steady and unehanEed sheep and lanlosIthe ous
~ sreo, ne market prices ruled unchanged H'gsIhA
market was somewhat slow and he ol rings moderate
10 loads Heayv hogs sold 81 1884 ~. heaNy grass
qotable 81 10 mixed - So 81 30 Yorkes - bOgst 20
grassy Workers 81 pigs s. 80 and slow mere oelhs
only sold and maay here Ihe close was raS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
WEST SFORER.R,

Trains leave Franxlm 81 station. y. Y. as f9.oN-
ana I5 n later from foot Of W. go St -
A. V,45 A. u. Daily. feE Cornwall Neweursh k!nss,oii
New Paltz Lakes M1hOnk and AinregasAl. ana
tatsklIl Mountain points via ngst3n.
n I1:IJ A. NJ (W 42d 81. IL 35 A NJ Daily except
"sundsy Tor Cranston'. West Point kingNou. New
paItz Lakes Mohenk and MnnewHska. CatsSl! ASsh-
tstns AIbary Saratoga and Lake George
.eeI5 y N CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. fnf
Albany syrlcuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fsll..
cJeVesnd Detroit. Chicago. and ST Louis. DiHng car
C. 1 900 p NJ Daily except sunday for LAKES Nonlns
and Mirnewaska Catsk!II Mountain points, VIA King
n a,3O = NJ Daily. Sun1Ay for Kingston,
Lakes Mohonk and Minuewsska. CatsNh Mouniainh
CarsEill- Albany and Saratoga
n 3;4S p. " Daily. except sunday, for Congsr'.
Dcra1ston's West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh. and IN
termedate stations 10 Albany o. ,.
s:45 p NJ Daily. sxcep, sunday FOR Albany ART
6,aa NJ wv 42d 6l5 =. ~ DAILY. for Utica
syracuse Rochester. Bural1. Niagara faus Ioronto-
DetroIt Cleveland. Chicago, and St LOUIS
500 ) NJ Daily. except sunday, for Cuca, syracuse
'Rochestsr BuNaio. Niagara Falls. and Toronto.
O,I5 r NJ. Daily. FOR Albany. Uue@ Syrac-se chess,
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. CAeyeand-
-hicago and 81. LOUIS - -. =,
A. ,eE 3: sunday. B. '' io'8 q 3
D 800 p NJ Jersey City P r. r. Station A. s.s
A N. except Sunday. B. li:2o A. " c. 100 p. n
y 335 p. NJ
Time table At principal hotels ana o-cs. Harrsss
checked hotel residenc. BY Wesicnt's Erp-ess
c. p LAMRERr General Passenger Agent " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

red western winter steady SIS "a. No / req Northern
spring steady. SIS I'D. No California ds '.dads p
quiet, rs I'D futures quiet September 3s 3hd. October
Is 87sd November b I'd Fiour-St Louis fancy winter
Gull - "a n rs a London Pacific Coast nominal
rinsesd oil 20 % ButtsL-Finest United states eos
TaloW%Prime CITY firm IS 81 Australian IN London
steady 25s 81 Beef-Extra India mess STEADY. COS
prime No sss steady P0rk-prme mess nnv western
hrIn Iard-Amercan refined IN pals steady 2ss ~
prime Western IN erres steady. .7s ~ Hams-Short
cut "a 10 rs N frrr 63s. Bacon arm Cumberland cut
p 20 n 32s short ~ Is % 20 D. us "a I'ns Gear
heavy as 20 40 n clear backs "a 10 10 ~ 2s
cea- bellies 10 10 10 n 32s Cd Shogders-squarr y
~ IA ~ s.estv o. 81 Cheese-Amertcsn finest white
hru ass 81 d. colored nrm as Cotonseed oil-Hgl
renreG August firm TurpeRtne-sprts strong. IDS
Ro-in-Comnon steady. A. Imports of wheat into Liver
pool during the FROM Atlantic ports, $3.50 quar-
from other ports % 000 quarters Imports " Aner
can corn into Liverpool tho week From Atlantic ports
g.