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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12
G. A. K. Encampment. PhiiadeI-
phia.

On account of the Thirty third Annual
Encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic. To he held at Philadelphia
on September 1. ;, 6. !. S. and ?. the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from points on its
line to Philadelphia, at rate of single
fare for the round trip. except that the
fare from New York and Baltimore will
be -; from Newark. n. J.. $3.50: from
Elizabeth, n. j.. S2.75. and proper
tionate rates from intermediate points.
Tickets will be sold ON September ,,
B. I. and ,. good to return until Sep
tember ~. inclusive: but by depositing
ticket with joint agent at Philadelphia
on September ,. g. :. S, and .. and pay
mcnt of fifty cents, return limit may he
extended to September 30. inclusive.
SIDE TRIPS
Tickets for side trips to Washington,
Old Point Comfort. Gettysburg. Antie-
tam. and Virginia battlefelds will also
he sold at greatly reduced fates.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12
A Bit of Wedding Cake.

in treasuring another fellow ;
wedding cake. Won't YOU take
il as gift -
Thanks. no, she answered.
II have Il Sutlicicncv: besides
the charm is broken If YOU give
il away"
Charm :" he echoed. NV hat
charm has an iniinitcSimal
piece of cake that would not
stay the appetite of a mosquito ::
Silly custom this, anyhow.
of -"
"Do YOU mean To say. She
interrupted solcmnlN. that
YOU have attained unto Years
of discretion, and have never
tried the charm that lies in Il
bit OF BRIDE cake -
Never" he averrcd.
She looked 50 bcwitching in
her bridesmaid array that he
would have sworn To amy fact
or fallacv Whatsoever, could he
thereby prolong this tctea tcte.
In seeking Il spot where per
chance that ubiquitous best
man might he cludcd. he had
found this curtaincd corner of
the porch.
Then YOU must try it before
YOU are Il night older. she said
with pretty air of authority.
"Cut a card into seven slips and
give me a pencil, and I'll do the
rest.
He obcvcd with unwontcd
docility.
This is merely short way
To find ont whom YOU are to
marry, " she resumed.
II know whom | want to
marry. / don't need Il piece of
cake and seven slips Of paper
To tell me that.
"Whom one wants to MARRY
and whom one marrics are not
always the same individual -
she replied scntcntiouSlN
"Oh :" was his only audible
remark.
Nov. ." she went ON. Il shall
write a name on each of these
six pieces and leave one a blank
for bachelorhood. YOU know :
I'm :" he ass"ntcd
Then YOU will place them
under Your pillow, with the
wedding cake, and draw out
one each morning; the last one
@ with pause of emphasis.
II understand, he broke i'm.
The last shall be first But |
cant think of six names: one
is so indcliblv written on my
heart that
"Oh. can arrange that t.
she interrupted blithelN ~ on
know they must be written by
some one else, anyway some
disintcrested person.
"Oh - very humblV.
But as he watched her brows
wrinkle in arch pcrpleXity. he
concluded that it was not such
IA bad thing after all. this idea
of tying up wedding cake in
boxes. and he became convinced
that weddings. on the whole,
were not such n bore when he
saw the ubiquitous best man
peer into the half light of the
veranda and retire prccipitatclv
There $ one thing | forgot
she was saying: each slip must
be destroyed as ii is drawn out.
and only the last one read
"Humph Strict requirements
these, II would give a fellow
some satisfaction perhaps 10
know whom he had escaped =
oh, but the charm won I
work unless You do, Promise.
now impcrativcly
And he promised. Then
"Oh. | say" he cried. inter
rupting the writing again.
~ ou'll put Your own name
down won't YOU =
shall :" she qucricd doubt
fully.
We'll. rather - And though
the light was dim she SAW
something in his eyes that
made her add hastily
"Oh, Very we'll, since il is by
request.
On the eighth day thereafter
she received the following tel
cgram
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DIRECTORS.

CLAYTON j Purucll, Thomas NJ Purncll.
Edward T. Davis. Alfred Child,
William f. Johnson Oscar VI Purncll.
William f. Bratscn. ~ Elton Boston.
John ". Burbagc. John w Station.
Horace T. IIarmonson. DIR. c. +. w Hall.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12

For further information apply tn
THOMAS r.. JOHNSON,
Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12

On the eighth day thereafter
She received the following tel
cgram
"Iour name seventh. Has
charm worked -
And il was not till then
honeymoon was at the zenith
that she told him -contidcu
italy that each bit of card
board had borne the same name
and there had been no blank
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~ CARD,
Attention OF the public is callcdioih"
i Fc. IQ. AFa aPGe .A EeWGy
represented 10y me.

The Scottish Unlon & National CO. is
one of thu strongest Fire Insurance
Companies in the world and | am
authorized. a. lis Agent. To sign aud
deliver its policies For the business.
in this line. that my friends throughout
the county have placed with me wish
hereby to return my thanks and at the
same time. ask a continuance of their
fayors i'll the future. | may lee found
at the office of the Equitable Building q
Lean Association.
f. THoS. 4. JOHNSON, Agent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12

This house
is backed by
forty cd d
years of nIer-
chan dising
with many of
YOU and your
neighborS. II
is 4 proud re-
cord. and
where an i'm
prov III en- I
can be made
Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10

easier in sympathy with tn. further decl,n. in ,,,,
wa" eSua T pr So oc to s ss II that
A sGns fo 1sssrwse The sales reached pks
g.. ~ wn,s S' SRssf patents.
as S's' x sss y sSs 30 rr Tp
ssa RT F FIX + ays SpSsVasa dSur $ %
Stead, 40 G Quoted to KIM Sg.s ].
SSl soas2c FEEDwFme quoted snS se0S SPRING
SACK, P IS s Winter q bran So SD s Sass 49,
si7asi so ho Tnu slS 90 madRg si7asis feed
feeling Sun in s grain meal Circles wa.
and further Declined dor wheat ao SPensd .s a.
the tpS & As the foreign advces about what
pofary Impression and later the market rallied partially
stu o below the closing level Of yesterday and trading
cut with si rsnc Ins Cincinnati Price Current was
favorable for growing wheat which is securing a good
no CHANGE 81 hss ak but place e
% corn situation The interior movement Of all grain
they Also sold December and reported little outlook for
export business Two private Chicago elevators
bush Of Wheat w h week Win stocks OF about
MONDAY TO that amount Following listless fore
ton Of long accounts which carried prices down to
Srs ee2w the closing Of the previous day Later the
showed net loss Of Adsc Total sales futures 32oOo0
reached O4 bush including ieo 600 bush at ou,potts
n gGs,ons OF cash wheat aoaS basis We're T as
57ss prompt; No NqrtheTn Duluth 747,e TO arrive;
7S'sc spot. The Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin esti-
winter wheat rs 100000 acres about
100000 than harvested last year. The
Canada wheat is given e66 Of 1898 The Of
the several States follow New-York. 9s per Ind
lana 1903 Maryland. 90; Kansas SOC Kentucky 1O
Nebraska 923 Virginia 1882: Tennessee ii2; Michigan,
97S Pennsylvania. 81 g. Oklahoma. 100 Ohio 3d. Texas
1857 Iowa. 1913. The Government report which
will be issued at to-day. will give the
gested yield per about bush "a condition
Of ST. per cent?. Il Is possible the Government may
Isl COZ 900 acres). which is below the
private estimate. .CORN--ln speculation
very slack The market opened easier. In sympathy with
wheat and following the lead Of Chicago. The first
trading in May at 3si4c this being &c under
yesterdays closing price. Business In futures in
the local market slow. The movement Of corn.
however moderate with advices indicating husking
ist" will print November II report
crop estimating the yield 2207 $4,000 bush against
S6S 100 year. This estimate Is considerably
above the local trade regarding the probable
extent Of the crop. In afternoon the market
rather and the forenoon loss recovered.
the market closing quite steady. with prices about &c
above the of yesterday Sales futures 70 900
bush Tho market FOR spot corn was steady. but
Quiet sales reached 600 bush We quote No
corn 4O2sc spot No . 40Ac early December; No
white corn 4OSsc No yellow. 40ssc. OATS-The
oats being supported by rather hrrer market for
futures at Chicago well Is by the fact that the
movement IS only The reached 70 900 bush.
No . cats closed 29c No oats. 2se No white Bic.
NJ 2 white 20izc; No white clips 81 lsc RYE
Market easier No Western. 62iac. No Western &c;
Market quiet; quoted at 6id63c New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Dr.r,-re pecei,,s mart late "wednesday
or 90t head mainly for market. Rather more thsn
carload of rough stuff changed hands at barely seaay
prices or az 81 45aS1 TO common bus ana 81 SvfSS -
demand At 7aIOc per n for native sides Today LIVER
rol and London cables quoted American cattle hK-r AZ
iAai2Ac per n dressed weight r." tops selling AZ
London l3c. refrigerator beer hisH'I n -. pe' ~
to-day Tomorrow Europe Will carry % LONDON so
cattle for the W W Brauer company. Limited. 900 -
Sales q Curtis. ! bull. GU 70. OF - per 100 10 .
do DIS n average al e. so. do. 40 10 al - 90
cows $50 n, al 50 o5 do. $50 H. at 50 %. DO 20
n al 81 20 do ss6 s. % DO. $50 No. al -
do 7G5 n 81 So heifeIs. 80 ~ az - % ,..
and WITH calves. there were z heaa on sais
Veals slow easier grsssers Jun and unchanga
About 10 grasss and Southern calves "erc hed over
Poor 10 prime sold s. 51as - per lV 10 tops
al s. 80 little calves az 81 Srassers al sass 20 car
q Southern calves s. Cs- city dressed ieais wtaA
az 9aI2isc per n country dressed quiet al s4ic little
GQ7c and dressed grassers and f-a calves SO"
saies-s Sanders yea l5o n ayerase al s. per 100
r 81 Southern calves. 32 NJ a. s. Gs grasseTs' III
= Judd & Co: 20 veais 49, n s. 30: ~ do lis n
81 81 Do. rs n. at - 20 IL %. 10 10 ar SO d.
n. So do. - n. AT So sTasseF-. IA 10
J. p Nelson: 2 veais n. s. .. IS do; 49, n.
al s. 6 DO i25 ~ 81 %. DO % ~ at 81 DO. 35
~ At 81 So erassers. 2i5 ID. at - 20 do 10 TO-
j. G. Curtis: y Buffalo veals io7 N. az Sc So 10 do
1903 n at 50 % do. lol n. at So DO q No. az -
s. So: n do iis n At 81 i DO s. n. at s.
n Hume a Bro veals. 1870 n AZ Is -: ~ DO.
~ n at 81 10. u DO. III N at 81 81 do sl2 10 al
- Ssxton Co IL veais i2s N. 81 so do. % ~
n, e. ! fed calf 200 n. at 81 4. -, -
y n Hollis: 4 veals. 1876 n, al s. 90 3 DO III 3D.
al Collins: vesIs ieo n at 81 do ioe ~ at vs.
srEEP AND I.AMBs-Rsceipts were "a eaTs or $50
head including direct to butchers aha - i'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-York. foot OF Chambsrs-ses
As follows minutes earlier from West 23d-st
1900 A. M-yestibuled Express daily for BinghamtonS
waveriy. Emlra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive bunaio
p Paror Buffalo. -. 90.
= no % W-Vestibuled Iimted-Fast mail daily Solid
,,sIn ,or Chicago arrives Cleveland 740 A M chicago.
Z 70 ~ sespers To Chicago Cleveland ana CINCINNATI.
Dining Car. -. r,...,,,s ve.tfhu-ea Expr,su
90" rr,vss a, Burao 1905 A. NJ. Bradford 70 a NJ.
jamestown ZOO A. NJ. Youngstown lo;' A. ~ C "a
land u 80 p. M Sleeper u DeAA' NJ"
Library Car. v. 49,. &C. prgtar,on waver,v
Ill, p'Io 80 chicago seeperg TO Buffalo. Chicago and
Clnelnnarrs po|Al TIME, CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
rnvMoi1ATIONs at H. 49, 26i. 4oi and y57 Broac-
- ieT Bowery i56 East i25th-st and zi5 West 18Th
'chsmb4rs and West 23dst ferries. Sew-fork: 333
ana SEQ Fuiton-s. ss Broadway bFookyn ~ kyer-ss
1880, and Jersey City Saucn. Nfw-fork Transfer
CO calls fos cbecss baggage from hotels ana resi-
Aance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10

METAIS-To-day's market different from those
list was depressed all day under offerings and
from e aos the nes
called pig warrants easy with sellers at SIG lake
SO = lead unchanged eoas4 C5 spelter weak
s. 65g$4 7o the brokers' price for lead is 62n and
M6LAssEs AND sYRUrsm Demand was rather at, light
attracted fair attention and commanded steady prices
ssSi2c fair iSs lie good ieisc prime 2oa2sc
orleans open kei 2gSSf raro g Rs9 5yrgps
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There was good demand for
tonnage to-day especially for vessels suitable FOR the
trades Unengaged vessels are scarce and DIM
in instances higher The inquiry tonnage
tendency Of rates easy quotabiy they were
% as Bo to "a s 4S Sr Hull ID e%
castle 4sd ANTWERP 4d Hamburg 60 pigs ROTTERDAM fd
2ei.c nominal; London. Is
oILs-The market for cottonseed oil about steady
disposed be aggressive Lnseed oil moderately
1 closing Fs9ed @ sns IN bulk So Is
Phiadepha hbs 50 90 and in bulk SO 20 refined cases
Sill, coTToNsEED ofd-Prime crude. tanks. zig
Ds s sTaa aso soc g Sh H o
, s ya ~, ssc A%esn sE5 a tsS t
PRovIsIoNs-The market for provisions was seadler
following disappointing recelps which reached only 20
900 hogs Of poor quality WIN % o0 estimated ioT 700
local market ruled very steady and the close
<ii 75HS2; clear. $40 J0n$i2 20. BEEf-Strong
quoted: SO 80. family. S2 50qs3; packet Sllm
quoted s23 5Oas25 DRESSED HOGS-seady. quoted:
Iac1ns &c: 5sc: 100 N. &c; pigs 81. n6@c
CUT MEATS-Pckled bellies easy; quoted; Smoking
bellies. 7h@74c. 10 II. &c: IL n. Gzc; u 10 6tc
Picked shoulders steady quoted. 6tq'c Picked hams
easy: quoted. oG9sc Western greens. sAgs &c; West
T. aa0-c city greens; sac; .... TALLDW1l
quoted: City &c country. al a4a.c LARD,Quiet
quoted 545c city lard steady, quoted 81 0c Refined
lard quiet quoted south America 6oOc Continent
75c Brazil kegs 7.T5c Compound quiet quoted: CITY
RcE@Tbere was no Special stir in the
CITY and dealers took hold jobbing fashion
paving full former prices News from the crop centre
common to low fair. 2iz@41c; fair to good 4~p3i.c
nrime 10 choice. 5s.a54c. head. Gq6sc; Patns 4hp
4sc: Japan 4&g45sc; Java. 4+g4so; Rangoon IN oond
SI,CAR-The refined sugar market steady IN tone.
M very cuie with concessions still granted on many OF
~, 56c. crushed 5.6sc. cubes. 53c' powdered and
~ nowdercd. 5sc xxx powdered 03lc; standard
annlafss and granulsted 5lsc coarse eranusted
e.tre nne graduated 53lc: confeconers grsnuated
% Az GRADUATED SIC; mould A. 3.4fc diamond \,
~ e" confectoners' A. 4yic. Nos l. ana fo'c 40
D.is -. ~ z 456c. No o. 4l1c. No I, ii4c NO : SIC,
:. sic. No 10 4 isc No II. 1900 Nos IL and ~;
20 "a 5 and i6 3.94c. The raw sugar market ruled
4c. N zoe ~ al day with prices noninaly IN
very qie ~. hssis Of 81 test centrifugal
chanssu' a. sa test muscovadO and 10 DC Tor ~ test
10 10 s,1ar The general undertone Oh sentlen, We
lo.Lss T.pe London cables reflected an
stehus .oafrs abroad Cane sugar "hs steaus
lected ~, snear duh and easier: with HonenbeI
I0- "a s and December at p I'd ne w ,aa
rated al Is $40 rs compared WIN oo-'i'a
tcre ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
MARKET REPORT.

New-York November 2. ls9o.
--- :. has heen many a long day since the
has shown equal activity ana strehe4n 20
coIsS ssv The warnings OF cautious operators ta1
that Ok "a, IN top heavy condition made little I'M
tne nnon investors the local bull interest anu
s..-- no finish buying carried on win IRE
~ In sympathy with pronounced rise III me buIo
naA a,ts,s prices on the cal advanced oplo points.
- 49, ssrat frn IN tone. These figures proved 10 oe
- ~. low MONT for day. early In the afternoon
buying movement 81 large proportions sent Nalues up
a5.h r.sh from which there little departure
s-sr The rest Of session AT the best hgutes Ee
az q roiufs was apparent The close OF the iaiHel
- s-~ with prices net 2OG25 points higher Total SAFES
80 AZ 80 bags There comparatively little proh.-
s-e ,rsulgea In on the upturn leading TO the impress
- or Change that purchases Of late nave oeeh o
.-orr houses addition to the foFeign news, pulsh
intensified hy very heavy warehouse deliveries
r-nrsingly light receipts urgent demand lot sp9'
80 and reports that leading coffee roasters hso az
vsrce5 prices fully nc per pound The Street market of
sso coeee very firm in tone and moderately active
h osoa-ons &c higher the basis OF csc Tor invoice
s Nd csc FOR jobbng parcels The steamer Capri Is
rored 70 have cleared Rio yesterday for TINS county
- 90 hays The steamer COeridge has arrived IN
yss-York with q. 56l bags Rio and 4l22 bags Bahia
The Of contract prices In the local market oeay
WA As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov .. 3;i5 .. mIc7asing; wheat-No :
Western winter dull IS iOiadi No Northern spring
dun 6s No I California. G. 2isdp6s 3D. Corn.spoi
American mixed steady Is ga do old steady 80 %
esd. January quiet; % Gasd FlourTst Louis fancy
states finest nsis good 73s. Petroleum. lid Peas
Canadian 81 TailowAustralian In London dun 2os
"a. prime city steady 24s Beef-Extra India mess
strong Sos. prime strong. SIS Cd PorkCPritne
mess Western strong SIS 3D. Iard-AmereAn rehned on
nails @teady 2gs prime Western Ia tierces steany, rs
IA Hams-short cut IA to 10 r dull +ts bacon - %
Cumberland cut 30 n. dull 33s; short I'D Is 70
n steady 34s. clear middles. light ~ 70 % 10
steady ala long clear middes heavy 81 TO ~ 10 ~
po-- short clear backs 10 10 Is ~ steady jos csa oe
H. - 10 ID n dull 33s Cd. shoulders square - 10
10 f-leeae-Amercan white steady. ots
a. do colorrd steady. SOS Cotonseed oitu .sev
al Tsosln-Common steady. -s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

done prices full. American mddng fair. And; good
middllng 1884. uiiddlng 7-32d: low mddns
l-S.d good ordinary. 2I32d: ordinary - 80 ne
sales N the 1900 bales OF when l1O Wsfr
for speculation and export. and included l2vO pa!es
American Receipts 1900 bales. including LOO bales
American. Futures opened STEADY and closed quiet
American mdding ! m c. November. S0iIi s-Oid sell
ers November December. STD sellers December
and January G-G4H4 7G4d buyers January and Febru
arv 5-64a4 G-tld buyers February March. Dad
buyers March April. 5-6id sellers April and May
G4d4 5-t4d buyers May and June. 464ai J-b4c buy
err. June and july 4-64A4 J6id sellers. July and
August sellers. August and September. 2tid
sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
sorruERN COTTON MARKETS.

eva,nab Nov a-Cotton steady; middlins: Itci 70"
nddng oAc good ordinary. Csc rsee' POS y.''' '
a,rsr,s eo.s ise 500. sales 132. stock L.
Paitlm0re Nov. Cotton nominal mlauIs =, -
-, resine TIC. good ordinary y loc gross receipts
ia hsias" exports coaswlse. 1900 stock. Il igi
'Msmnbls Nov 0-Cotton firm. middling. &c. 10"
taairr Is iac. good ordinary itc; net receipts
ss7 bales: gross 57a7; shipments 525s' sales '''Vo
sc, n sivsston Nov s-Cotton hrm; midding &c: low
ro,dsilnr Tc: good ordinary 6sc receipts lO0ov bales
.aies sfs. splnners 40. stock 3)3 $50.
~ Louis Nov Cotton firm. middling. fnc' low
uiddiing is-ieo good ordinary. tl6c. net receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10

c0TTON-It a day Of great excitement and violent
Jezduiatlons the local cotton market. The opening
steady unchanged prices TO decline OF points
hss resulting from Hight local selling brought out ny
from the department OF the English
trade had anticipated pronounced uplhi
sympathy with emphatic rise Of yesterday;
opening points higher Liverpool slowly eased
a. The investment public appeared oath TO abandon It's
tglsh IDEAS and taking cotton as fast as a.
f The end u the first hour prices several points
close night. with the undertone very
s-r Near midday however. there lul IN the buy
movement and struggling sales for profits prices
ratgay fell away hut at noon were shade above the
gszing figures The early afternoon witnessed sensa-
toaa u points under concerted move on the
1sr Of Wall Street commission houses to take profits
During slump she greatest excitement prevailed and
To- scme minutes appearances pointed 10 general sply
cotton purchased the late rise. Sanch bulls stepped
the breach .hus made and commenced buy heavily:
erperation almost sudden had been the &c
t1k Throughout the OF the day the market was
w readily Influenced by orders as they ar
NED Reports exporters accepting all oners OF
- cotton the Central and Western belt notably IN
lsas ihstandng substantial advance in prices
ned q slay the fears Of uneasy holders to some ex-
n and checked any desire the part OF the bear fac
y % pound the market The close was steady at net
attire OF 4fiO points.
he contract prices in the local market to-day
sts 4 follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10

rnare making with the stale stock IS to be Sold
Of which 10 at Jersey City and at Sixteth-st
and easier closing heavy decline I5c from yester
days prices Twelve sell at the finish.
at So COMMON to eselss lambs At s. e asS So with
most Of the sales at 81 sJqs5 81 Canadian lambs
s. 35ds5 So cus at 50 So Dressed mutton +g7e per ib
saIes~M Collins: ZIG Virginia lambs, 70 n average
at s. ie per 100 No. go DO 70 10 at s. 10 iss PenIo
Pennsylvania do s2 70. at Sc %.
s. Sanders 1s9 Pennsylvania lambs 81 n. at So IS do
80 NJ 81: % Pennsylvania sheep ss 10 at 50 20: IS
State s.: II Pennsylvania Gull lambs. 40 10
at 50 so also yesterday) 42S State lambs 81 ~ at 50 40
D. Harrington. 4e4 Canada lambs. IS n. at s. go %
Canada sheep. 1c2 n. at 81.
254 Buffalo IS n. 81 e211; State sheep IFS 10.
Virginia do. 80 ~ 80 IS.
J. II. wikerson: 50 Buffalo lambs. u 10. at s.; l16
S Judd Co: 100 Indiana lambs. rs 10 at 81 s7s; 80
sheep 115 10, 81 20; 45 DO. LOG n, at 81 80
J. r. Hume & Bro: las Pennsylvania lambs. "A 10.
81 % az DO so n. s.; State do 20 n. at s.; 10
Pennsylvania sheep SO 10. at 81 y State do cus 30 10.
r. H. Hollis sheep. iie 10 at 81 i2,a culls.
A. Mullen: G State lambs so 10 at IS 25.
HOGS-Receipts were ~ or 2OO2 head. including
for the market Firm at 81 10 and 81 So per loo
n. and choice light state hogs sold up 20 - 30 Country
dressed higher a. 15izc for heavy. 6G6Ssc
for medium and 7a7isc for light.
saes-M Collins: state hogs 1913 n average at 81 rs
r. n Hollis G.ate yesterday 10 State hogs 1874 10
81 30 ii do 1850 NJ so: 400 No. So so
n. at 81 10: 3 rough do. All 10; at s. ~ so
81 State hogs 100 10 at 81 10 rough do $40
Newton & Co: uate yesterday: State hogs ie3 70.
4 Mullen: GAte yesterday, State hogs $50 ~ at
81 49, rough 20 10 81 49, stag 800 n. at 81 30.
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
'HARRiLi.EM 'I DII,Is II, =,

HARLEM DISIsIIs.
no NJ and s& NJ. Daily. except Sunday, TO
Pttsheld Sundays only al Q 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trainA
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices ils e5i, 4i3 and i2l6 Broadway =
linton So w Us Columbus Ave. 6i West 18th st.
i25th and i3sth ST. Stations New York S3s aud '2e
fulton st and lO4 Broadway. r. D., Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cortandt' for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence ey
Wsstcott Express Company.
GEORGE IL DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-10
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New York. November o. 1899

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