davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
NORTH GRAFTON.

North Grafton, May 16.-Rayrond
Ripley, youngest son of Walter Ripley,
of the Quinsigamond house is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Robert Scott has commenced tearing
down the old Campbell barn on Main
street, where he will erect a dwelling
house.
Mrs. Ella Burrows has returned from
her trip to Ipswich. N. H.
The Stars will play the Foxes Of
Baskerville. The Stars will have George
Vandell playing with them.
The st. Andrews guild viii give
May festival in Barker's hall on Wed
nesday evening, May "a. The entertai1-
ment will consist of the May pole
dance, the one act comedy, Per T le-
phone" which had such a success in
Grafton and an exhibition drill bg st.
Johns cadets of Worcester. Music will
be furnished by Woodcock & Esten's Or
cbeStra
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

decorated. In fact the decorations are
perhaps more elaborate than any at
tempted here in recent years.
The merchants have been exceeding
ly liberal in their gifts to the com
pany. Each table holds an abundance
of useful and beautiful articles.
Johnnie Tompkins, reminiscent of a
well known song, and odoriferous with
rum, was arrested by officer John Stoe-
bel this afternoon, and locked up. The
prisoner could barely say that his name
was Johnnie Tompkins, but was I'M
able to say whether he was the john
ME Thompkins or not He claims
Fftchburg for his residence.
The criticism has been made here
that the clause in the town warrant is
sued by the selectmen, which relates to
an appropriation for the Clinton Hos
pital cannot be legally voted upon, be-
cause no sum is named to be appropri-
ated. 1t is true that the rules forbid
money to be appropriated unless the
sum is designated in the article, but
there is nothing to prevent a town
meeting from appointing a committee
to confer wit hthe trustees of the as
ISOLATION, or to Investigate for the pur-
pose of ascertaining if the town ought
to make an appropriation for the sup
port of the hospital, and if so, how
much The article it is understood,
will be supported in town meeting by
number of gentlemen who are members
of the hospital association, and who
think the town should interest itself in
such a benevolence as the hospital,
which of course, to all intents and pur-
poses, is a public institution, being
more than two-thirds supported by do
nations and private philanthrophy,
The impression exists that it is like
ly to cost nearer $4,000 than $4,000 to re-
pair the old police station, if that course
is taken Chief Bates believes that the
appropriation is likely to be exceeded.
The committee asks for an appropria-
ton of $1,000 in excess of the money al
ready on hand. The town will take
steps to ascertain definitely how much
to contribute to a new police station.
A contribution of $500 on their part
would make the expense of an $4,000
police station fall lightly upon the
town.
Copies Of the Nashville American
have been received here which tell of
the trip of a party of Worcester county
men through the oil regions of Ten
.nessee. The party numbers Col. Edwin
R. Shumway, D. n. Taft, John E.
Kendall Oxford; DR.. H. W. Watkins
and c. r. B. Clahin, Worcester, Frank
j. Marsh, Leicester and William Lourie
Of this place. These gentlemen con-
template drilling a number of oil wells
in the oil region of the Cumberland
Plateau, Tenn, which they believe ca
pable of great development.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

The action Of Carriers Little Liver pills
is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver and regulate the
bowels. but do not purge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

~ ~ ~ y JIM SNANNN'
EDWIN ELDRED & CO.,
ResIdent Manages.
QUINCY MuTUAL FIRE INSURANCE C0.

Insures the safest classes of property for
], and years.
Cash fund, January 1, 1881. s642 531 So
Surplus over al liabilities. ........ 3S4 531 So
Losses paid the past year......... 81. 436 so
Dividends paid the past year...... 69649 81
Gain in surplus the past year,. 243l6 30
And every loss paid in full.
CHAS. A. ROWLAND, Pres. and Treas
WILLIAM r. FAY, Secretary.
CHAS. e. GRANT, Agent, $50 Main St,
Worcester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
NVIVAL BENEFII LIEE INSURANCE CO..

Organized In IS45. - Amzi Dodd, Pres
Insurance IN force Jan. 1, 1899, s246 49,
rs: assets. S66. 2l9, 976 40; surplus, 1884,
lS9. Il. In the words OF a prominent official
of another company: THE Mutual Benefit
Life ms. Co. hasn't a dissatisfied policy
holder the country over"
MACGOWAN & McGOWN. Managers,
II and Y Day Building. 306 Main street,
Worcester. Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OPTICIANS.
Pope Optical
r. EXAMINING
OU., OPTICIANS.
With JeWelry
DEER. coMRINEp.

Suffice to say that our ability to fit
Lenses to the eyes which give satisfac-
ton has been proven with the best of
results But we wish to call your atten-
lust put in a fresh line of Watches,
Chains, Rings, Pins. etc. We carry all
makes in Watches and can sell you
good make for less money than 1t can
be bought for elsewhere in the city. Our
S14 twenty-year, filled-case, Hampton
movement, eleven jewel can't be beat or
duplicated for the money. Call and see it.
Rings Wedding Rings, etc Perhaps you
would like an Opal, Sapphire, Ruby,
Emerald, Garnet, Amethyst or Diamond;
If so we can suit you in price as well as
stone. All genuine. Remember the num-
Der. COG Main street, Worcester. Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

Go to Kendall's sale today at o'clock
Large lot Of furniture. crockery, etc.
Part OF them high cost goods.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
For insurance in the follow
ing leading companies, viz:

SCOTTISH UNION AND NATL ms. co.
of Edinburgh.
FIREMENS ms. co. of Newark. N. J.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON ms. Co
of Providence, r. I.
PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS of
Philadelphia.
CALIFORNIAN ms. co. Of Scotland.
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE of England
GIRARD FIRE ms. co. of Philadelphia
UNITED FIREMEN'S ms. co. of Phila
CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE ms. co.
of Cambridge, Mass.
BERKSHIRE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.
of Pittsfield. Mass.
METROPOLITAN PLATE GLASS ms.
co. of New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

Hair and scalp treatments at Gosh
burns.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
GOING TO WILMINGTON.
Westboro Couple 10 Have Charge Of In
dustrial School.

westboro, May 16.-Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Edwards Pilling have accepted
positions as master and matron Of the
Ferris industrial school, Wilmington.
Del, and will begin their duties as such
the first Of June Mr.. A. S. Messive, of
the Lyman school, will accompany
them, he also having secured a posi-
ton as superintendent of the same in
stitution.
Hale's Uncle Toms Cabin company is
booked to appear in the town hall to-
morrow evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
THE HOnEIEST NAN m WORCESTER,

As well as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on any druggist and get a
free trial bottle OF Kemp's Bslsam for the
throat and lungs, a remedy that Is guar
Enteed to cure and relieve all chronic and
achte coughs. asthma. bronchitis and con-
kumDtion. Price go and SO.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17

WARMERS SAFE CURE has
saved more people from untime-
ly deaths and is keeping more
people in perfect health to-day,
than any other discovery ever
known in the entire history Of
the world.
Oft one of the most noted
physicians of the day has said:
Il gratefully recognize its
precious value and if | found
myself the victim of kidney
trouble, | should at once use
WARMERS SAFE CURE"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-17
MANUFAcTURLNe JEWELER.
7. d. GARD, G E9@eH1e e efaT'fs
Ioiar11or1d Setter.

3e3 Main ST. Worcester, Mass
Jewelry of all kinds made and
repaired at reasonable prices. All
work guerra nteed done at short
notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
OTHER MAREErs-Br TELEGRAPH.

o.,.. March 90 There were good demands f5r the
right KIND u eat'e to-iA' ana Sl Seatlret heayy
Deeyes. Common ana me1um Groves Cy..p'se 80, 's I
81 orenngs erd sich a,t,A fr,,qi : S,S6
So, Sfoars s. irlS5 IS medium steer. 81 lO4Si 70
Sy sts'.s - VG4$I IS stocIers and feeders - ag9
steers 81 259S4 co; Texas steers 50 GOgSi 80
calves 50 S9OsS ~ Ssp Ees a .iea4y at osy prices
~oies Ner. llr.ey al ~ olsJ -, c3li. LIS 7is.e h
s. 55aS3 g. AID the best hogs at - . 4ss ~ I sie
The strain u the Os supply one:s. renal So
b@5 81 57 yearliaes 81 50gS5. and lambs 81 -ogf3Co
largely s5as5 IS Recepis-catt!e 4oo'' "'ss '''''O'
sheep $4,000. -.oo.
cincinnati March % Hogs active; strong 50 3SgS3 %
cattle active. strong 80 ;QsS' ~ s"'7'' ''''s' - -"
r., pY~,lo March 2O-Recelpts OF sale aud through
ebsru an. hogs during ne sorty-eight hours ended
81 6 H Ss1 ioSs los cars shpn eni': Cattle rs cars
sheen and lambs % ears, moss 81" Vats ~ TO-
az including 10 loads Of Canada Suckers but buy
ere particularly the export men we're 50" 70 tans 0
men. md ready but orders for export cattle were
i,r,sd ana they bid lower The stocker trade was tlFy
I'M ~ about lOc higher. while export cattle were
m iS Calves were IN far supply about ci, y 90
moderate demand and generally Io%st On Lne soss eN
zane s. 25G$5 co. good TO best sSgsS So expert bulls
Sc s5qfs q good 20 cnocs - a. ~
&C. GOOD 3 best heters 81 25qt' so far to good
helfers SO 1864: mixed ray cove tSp sn
es e. sSGs9 ~ Jersey s3a,s so heiers
s. 2so sSoi TO- e extra good bss s2s goa to choice
sS-gt+2 fp 9mssr to god s25 caves choice
Ia So 1881 good 70 choice 80 o"iS9 81 he4TSieN
The narlls, was fair position for the day WIN o.. es
oiis total sale Heavy opened at ~ 10 medium 40 ~
I, lo , GSr', % hsr order. were pretty, wen
re sases a up So 6o set 9S s m aan s. oa
s4 IN sheep and lambS--The market was active nfin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rIvsrcool. March 20 3:45 p. m--E!o hsaFe--whe cat
60 e.. " 1 red Northern spring. s. iOl3d Corn
st drr american mixed new IS 4igd. 30 Cd, IS 60 q;
t.,,rss ciie March IS ~ May. So ID. july, 3s I'D
r,uis fancy winter steady IS 80. Hops at
fondon CPaoidc coasO firm 81 los7,4 l5s Beef dull eX-
rrSia mess 62s prime mess, 5Is Ga. Pork dull,
r~ire mess tine Western as. prime mess medium Net
ern l2s Cd HamsShor cut = - ie r. steady Sts ga
g. % "a 10 27s long clear mi1a.ss gaL 81 70 81 S
90 hort clear backs 10 - 70 steady. 27s clear
lilies - 10 10 n steady 3os Gl. shoulders-squsre.
80 ~ stealTv a:s IarI-Prme Western dull 27s.
cheese str:nv. American finest white and cooret 52s
-,,to prime CITY strong 23s ga Cottonseed OLIVER
Ia reaned strong rs Sd Turpen ine-Sprts firm.
AIS 3D. R'sn--Common steady As. Imports Of wheat
io liverpool Tor week From atlantic ports 81 200
other ports 600 quarters Imports Of corn
into Liverpool from Atlantic ports for the week COCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ey-YOTk March 70 1879.
cnrrrr-Tnere was somewhat steaG!er tee'.ns AZ
,1se AIS morning owing the smaller reee sHoM
IN AZ RIO ana Santos There has been rectnNs ~
,,si.s,,Cn az subs dlnE movement or suppress az 10
~ santos and trade .s disposed 10 hoo Vi ~
s-,br evidence respecting the probable extent OF IL
tr,fs for the remainder OF the season on me can w
MET was steady al unchanged prices acco!a.ns 20 ~
ra,sl hor although the actual bus ness transact
Gas Al an advance Of points IN Satlrda! c4lsHs
rss transactions very slack however oh'y LVV
Srs chancae hands at the openins a1d ior ne Iet o.
- ,o-en-n bat 500 BAGS add tone The entire bls-s
a he session only 5000 bags, with me MAKE.
tray s.easv net unchaused 70 points ever Ia-'aS
vas local Buying checked by IN aeE-'s le'.,s o.
n he volume = warehouse deliveries In ms cctfN
eys figures representing distribution Of 0-lo pass
Id he same tine spot Brazilian coffee N TIE open ma.
h, vas o.et a, nom.nallv unchanged ~ es' y Bo
,-7oes l1ts 6itc. and j't5ng parcels. CSC; 20 ~
sy::s io,s les; year. 57sc. Cleared Bahia March 70
rs.~s- VI -ssworth with 1000 bags Rece.2ts az baha
70. ne as, week $500 bags shipments '2oV e1gs r.
aydng G. -0O % this country: stock -ODyJ bags. I"e
ls weeks receipts RIO were 1900 bags rs asslhs'
ol -he previous week and - 900 year ago az san
t s. 600 BAGS compared with $1,000 the week ueroie
year. ST. pinerts last Week frcTn 10
u on tags ncudne 81 oo' 60 the United states nom
Santos lG ~ which ZOO lacs were 10 ts country
Las vees total warehouse del in THIS county
D.. Including 1886 from New ork 4He
previous deliveries footed Up looo'l bags q.
vfl-l l1Ss0 were froM NoW-Yo-k Las year the 'ota
' ar.h..se movement fog The week was rs So taes-
contrac, p'ices In the 'ca market to-day
: follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

refined sugar thought 70 for purpose OF cheek,
Ing demand brokers for some time rHft having ufEeu
their constituents purchase freely under the sNyay
guarantee Aside from this the market Lacked sp'ulhI
new feature. Rumors regarding the sugar taus ~
pointed nearby settlement. but on what Iihes ~
SIN impossible % Quotations foHoW' NIrsstu
lated IN sacks and on cases. DISC; domnos 49,
cut loaf and crushed. b'sc powdered ana coarse pow
dcrcd sac; gIanulated and fine granulaied ohc
grarulated ami extra fine granuatod. BAG confeclDn
mould \, 51c diamond \. 5.sc; confesu9neTsS So a.
o.; 80. J. . and g. 4Sc. nos ana .. 4ouc, NO o.
4+ic: No :. 4sc. No s. 4.3ic: Nos and ~. ite' NO
IL Use. No r. Aiac. Nos H. IL u and 10. 4Woc. ,
The sugar market WIS fairly active Dut DAiN
steady throughout the day. with quotations az tn
nrbsrccI On the basis II sc for 80 test centfusa
@-c fr 81 test MIscovado and 83sc for 50 test mo
!-secs sugar. Tho business done Included severai
dred bags centrifugal small lots % MuscoNaao.
foreign indicated steady but lnhctNe nj
Tor cane sugar London. with Java quoted -. "nl
fair reaninc les gd beet sugar ruled steady with an
adv7ncrg tendency closing with present month quoted
O. 10i4d. ana mex; month 9s II al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
AND
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

New YORK. foot Barclay and Sassopher "a
VEsTlBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CAho
PiNrSCH LIGHT ,,..,
500 A. M.--BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops az principal
1000 4. M-Ccate carr ByFFALo sGRANTSN BIM9s
HAMTON. OWEGC ITHACA. ELMlRA, sfkACSss
and sWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buret PaIiF Sets
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana poins
West. ...,,.. -
press FOR SCRANTON. BfNGHAMTON ana ELMiiNa.
Pullman Buffet Parlor Care 70 Eimra- through sseR-
ing day coach to Chicago arriving at 'i' r
VI. day. .-, -, ~ va,
400 p M.-sCRANToN. wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OCTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par9r cars ,,rs-,
700 p N. tdayl-cHIcAGo and BSFfAIo. ' 5IId
IIAMTON EI.MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New YORK to Chicago Dining Car
Of Buffalo. ,,,.- ,,.rr,r,y
$40 p y. (dall)-BUFF ALo EXPRESS, PULLMAN
SLEEPERS. Tor SCRANTON. BiNGEAMTON Eli
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
e3o al y nD"c @syO BUFFALo SCRANTON. nISG-
II ANTON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA, CIlCA,
SYRACUSE and CsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunef
For SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
TfcKETs AND PULLMAN AccoMNoDATio!TSsp "a! At
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. il3 Broadway; - ParS
Place 800 oi2 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry stations
iii Fourth ave- Twelfth St: 81 West one nun
ered and Twentyhfth st. 235 Columbus ave- New 19rk
and Fulton and 100 Pr ad"ay Brooklyn lIms
table . Wing flu information al al stat
wFsTcOTT's EXPRESS COMPANY viii call for and
check haggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
EplE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave Nev-York FOOT % cha.-berset.
ns .1loWs and I'VE minutes earlier nom West zSc-st.
1900 A. M.-Vestibulsd E1presS daAS tor b1nshsmtSns
WEVerly. Elmra, Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo
T. ~ Parlor Buffalo. . 80 ...
o,oo y M.-Nestbulel limlted-Fast mall daily SOLID
train Tor chicag0 Cleveland $40 A. NJ chicago.
p NJ slepeeTs 20 Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
40 p. M.-Buraio and Cleveland 'esubeied Express
saiiv Arrive, az Banal0 7o5 A. NJ. Bradford 40 A.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ, youngstown l9.i 4, Ny
cleveland 70 30 p sleepers 20 Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafk Library Car. ..,,-
o.i5 T.. M-Daly solid tran for Bingham,on. Eimlrs.
vayery and Chicago sleepers to Hornelssle. Chicago
ana Cincinnati. DINING Car. 49, ,. ,,,.>. -
L coMMoDATIoNs a. H. liS ?si ioi and e5' BRAD
Hay To- D0wery 1856 East l23hst and 23 West i-oSn.
st. Chambers ard West 23d - ferries NsM,Tsrs 80
uHbSTsn and Jersey city S'stlon. NsW-YorS Transfer
60 calls Tor and ch>eks baggage from hotels and real
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
eorrUrRv COTTON MARKETS

Galveston March 20.-cotton cas-; middhns e%sss3
lou, nlsdIing "a: good ordinary. sac: receipts ~
baIes Exports 70 Great Britain ltl2 bales to ne
nent 3Ts bales coastwise, $3.50 bales; stock sSo"s
bales ,, a. -
parlrore March e0-cotton nominal. mieting Csc;
,, d6nx 1910: rood ordinary. bloc: gross re-
ceuts $50 bales: stock. 23.523 ,a!ss.
Nt.,.,,t. March eO--Cotton quiet and steady; MD
Az X Id. low mittlng. $3.50; good ordinary
%, reoents s. sos bales. gross. 5'sl bales
'.in-,ents s54 bales sales. 500 bales stock vS4VO
bales. ,,,,, O.. So.
- ,SiI,ng s-iec: receipts 20i4 bales experts coast
vytse sOT bales. stock. 80 bales
q. -. March oO-Cotton duh: mitdlirg. &c: low
i,inT 5ac good ordinary, s-loc: net receipts 9es
balSs: gross $50 bales. shipments Vo- oaes' STOCK
- 9f3 bales. ,..,,- -,
New-oreans. March 2o.--cei,on easyi middling SAe
- r1itinr l-l6c. good ordinary iosc; net receipts
sso nsias gross SS7 bales exports eoastwse. 250o
h."iss. sales 900 bales stock. 376lsl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
nnilroGoe.
NEW YORK TRIAL

:, All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
O. . Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
EMPIRE sA tTf'i rS Sq1e nM aTf1'
Fastest tran In the World. Due Buffalo = - r. ~ a.
Niagara Fails 532 = NJ Toronto. 100 p. NJ; De
@ ,uot' LILO = " limited 70 ns seating crpacsiIy,
$40 A. M-F.sT NAIL. Daly-For BuGa'o Niagara
ans and Cleveland
1870 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday l For
, no buffalo and eli important New York STATE POM
i.DO y " sorTvfWEsTFRN LIMITED and -, In
. CAGO SPECIAL Daiiy--For columbus. inc
$50 p M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
80 sunday. stops ~ important stations, ., $50.
o.3O T. Make SHORE LIMITED. Daly--2A- ,an6
train % Chcag,. via Lake snore. que a, ga
80 a. ". dive Chicago 4 30 T. NJ sieeP'"s 49,
GOO P M-wFsrrR~ FyvpRrss Dauv-Fo-, Tiagara
=, -, Falls Toronto cleveland Detroit ana -
go T M-NORTHTrN EYPRTSss paiiyG-,.psTw., Ivy
7.3O M-AnrpoNp, OK MOUNTAINS AND MON
$50 -" ME88rFFrHf,o A2D SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. Da'y-Fcr Ru',lo, 9, TSn,s
0.15 p M.-PACrFrc NXPREss Dai,y-For OT,en nr
burg. Niagara rss Cleveland CNcafct; ,- ~ -os9
1910 nirht-MTDNrGHr EXPRvss FOR C ss,naay
T7sprrM DIVISION. .. 90
9.1S g. ". ard 3.55 = M.-ne,y. e,,sp' 'U"'"''
P't'sfelf SUNDAYS only a, 90 A. i ~
Trains Illuminated With Din'scN r'ght ., r...,,
Ticket ani Wagner Offices at Grand Cen,s1 a, sw.y
~ pei 413 Prafwav p East IAN So t- G, s,son
e-a -ae,b G, station Vow Yori. 33s and 1928 Fulton ST.
and 1cf P-oad'vay. T. D Rrookiyn 80 - ,,.,r vo,k
TelenhorA "2790 Thirtve'gnth street tot " ,os,-
Central cab service. Baggage checked tFo" 9'' "
dence nv v-e~tc-tt Express Companv. - - ,.,.
C-Opcr General Passenger N''rl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2srd, co5tart sTd DesSro''e'
S''''- Streets (Penns X. r ferries -.
sTnc West ZSrt street. Other nglres cor, STU nas
pes6roeses Streets. Daily except sundsy = eeANS
only Other trains daily
.9.45. 200 A n Local for EAsTO0N,.1.o.p.
,;'Sa SO A. 81. For BCFFAL ctASAHA
FnIS and West and principal local POINTS. f4slor
and dining cars Connects for oal 5rancn,I ,.,orn
t.ti y0 100 Soon. BLACK olRhOhO
exesEss." Hsndsomest tram 10 the word Lin'
ffed 20 Seating capacity Due BnrelO slo = ~ con-
rec,,ne with through sleepes u Detroit and Cheaso'
Dining Gar ser vice "a For wILKEs.BAPRE,
1880, LOO =. n SCRANTNN. Coal BrSnches
'3.5O, Al 4. u and Intermediate points
70. IN KIP n IOra Tor MAUCH CHUNK
It'2v g'.Jn p " Tcrai Fvnress FOR RASTOS.
l.2'2H g'TD p For Buffalo and pOilts West
Through n cepIng Cars % hlcagO ana aofyl"; = .
IA 500 p " Express Tor ~ ~ aLO hha
roP,,1YY0' SSne but Sleeping Car passenger, csrred
500 $50 Pm. For lIHAcA, kQShEslEis
s0rTH PLAiNFlELD ara BOT . B9 20 n oss 70
dsfy except sunday: 'l02l, 30 4. v. 80 !"
Sinh P,st,fsd 0nly) $3.50 4sl So AID 5
Tcsets and Pullman accommoda'ions 81 -, M
ass ~ ami 81 Rr0sf rav. 81 T.. l3th -, y - "a
ton ST tour + - b esv and ArnSx SIC 1919
y Transfer Co. vii call Tor end ,nt'n O"esoss
from hotel or residence through u de'tina''on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

Cash quotations were as follows Flour quiet ard easy
10 spring waeat ga 'eS eI 3s 10 ye low cora
83sd834c No cats 27c No white, 2S se5oc; Nc g q
y 6 i5S.aaa 81 ~ 9orh%sst s. % prime timothy
.ed s. 80 fe5s pork per DID, = .' s. s 81 5 bs Is
dry sailed shoulders ,boxed. 81 2ig PA Snort eea;
goods per gallon 81 26 sugars loaf So So
lated s. 3d. clover contract srade - o. on te Foa1ee
cries iiq20e diaries 11iaai7e Eggs steady and fresh
ieir cheese steady; creams. iO' axe
Cincinnati March 2)-F1our steady. Wheat frmer
No red, 7ie Corn quiet drn: No mixed SS..c oats
tul, No . mixed cs's1 29c. rye ea.y; 10 ? % Lard
S Is. Whisky active 81 %. Butter quiet, Sugars arm
Eg.s easy. Cheese firm
&c VI Yaffs 3o c6 s55 ste' I've Ne So No
54 1895. harley steady 40 ? 4sa45'sc sample -
Mnneapos March 2oThess stead; M s-.,a 81 eTo
northern GO c NJ E9r'neln ga, St.n 'ui "a l5s 55
r rs Gear Sc 56dS2 20 Sii0sn - IN bulk
Philadelphia March % Wheat h.m AID h!sier; con-
5iSe. March 81 as7 &c oats da ana barely steady:
az 10 Inlxsd ciipret 83G3a'sc. Flour uncha1sel'
winter super s. 1879 10; - extra = 90 e. ~
g 57ss so % patent 50 56dss IS soring 50 95a
Hgner ssn f-esS nearby i2isc % Western PIKE Do
satbvyeserr PIC: 60 Southern. ~, Cheese firm Re-
ce.pts-FT5ur 1000 b0s and 1000 sacks. wheat ~ oos
$50 bush: corn. 1900 bush. cats b 90 bush
St Louis March 2oFogr stronger pats1,;s Fog
So Coz straishs g 0Gs -: e.sag . X; red casS
zoe. Ns-ch T0c: MAJ re: July ~ No hard Itg
e5s corn dan easy No cash 32e MaFSa BIC; ny NIX
SS3i 5c. j Nay 27e 10 White soGSoSc bran ar: 10
zee; dairy. l3dl7c. EGGS steady i0+.e
ro.e4o March 2Owheat higher. easy no cash. &c:
Nay Nay All 10 mixed &c Rye dull No
cash $50 buyers C!overseed act htiss; PRIME Safn
oia 50 32'a buyers neaw cash. Mar'N ana Ap % %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Staten. y. Y, as foliowr
and 10 IN fIon4 foot ot W. 42c ST: -
I2:i3 r. 81 CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily tos
Albany Syracuse, kgchester Bunalo Niagara Falls.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis neat afternoon. Dning Car.
5,f5 p. II. go N later foot W s2t ST. chieAr9 and
s,ier bsu-a!o N..gars FaIls rorsnto pstSslt
Cleveland chicago and St Louis
1870 y NJ. Daily FOR Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buff
falo. Niagara Fails and Toronto.
s45 Y. n. Daily ror Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roehss-
ter. Buffalo. Niasara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, csvs-
land. Chicago aud 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and cNce. Rsgraro
checked Hotel Residence by westcou Express.
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. n. z.