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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.
MADISON AN HxPANsIoNIsT.

TVtuiI 1NdTIIUS- 1NCpUUTICd1I1
Il am persuaded" said President
Madison, who helped to make the con-
stitution, that no constitution was
ever before SO we'll calculated as ours
for extensive empire and self govern
ment.' And Madison died without
knowing that man holding such
views would be black balled by some
of his descendants claiming to be the
only sons of the democratic fathers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY
GREAT WESTERN RY.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY.
Maple Leaf Route.
TRAINS SOUTH.
No. ID. NJ. & *. q. Limited 4:l6 a, m.
No > p. NJ. st. j. & X, G. Express 9:22 a. m.
No. Southwestern Express -. 5:35 o. m.
TRAINS NORTH AND EAST.
No. 6 Twin City and Chicago Spl 4:16 a. m.
No. st. Paul and Chicago Exp. 1855 a. m.
No. Twin City and Chicago Lin $40 D. m.
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
President Pharmacy y association.
Licensed to Wed.

Ira Nathan HoIsapple. electrician
aged 80, and Louise Lang Heudrieksen
aged -. boah of Marshalltown.
Linn sackeg, laborel, aged % and
Jennie Kendall, aged 10, both Of Mar
SnH IlIiliNn..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
Personally Conducted Tours TO Cal
tfornia III Pullman Tourist sleep

inn cars.
Via the Chicago Great Western to
Kansas City and the Santa Fe route
70 Los Angeles and southern California.
The true Winter route, avoiding cold
weather ana snow blockades. Com
lnencing Monday October %, and on
very Monday following, one of these
aew Pullman tourist sleeping cars will.
jeave MarshallloMn at 5:35 p. m. via the
chicago Great Western for Los
Angeles and southern California via
Kansas City, and reaching Los Angeles
the following Friday morning, thus
iyoiding all sunday trayel. These
tours are personally conducted by an
experienced railway official, who ac-
companies the train to it's destination.
The ears are We'll equipped for long;
journey and are as comfortable as the
Pullman sleepers. while the price is
only $3.50 for double berth, less than
hstlf the price in the standard sleepefs
For fun Information inquire of j. A..
Ellis, Chicag Great Western agent, Or
"a ress f. II. Lord, g. p. and I. A.
l3 Adams street, Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06

What is shiloh. "A gram old remedy
for coughs, colds and consumption;
Used through the world for matt cen
tury. has cured innulnerable cases of.
incipient consumption and relieved
many in advanced STAGES. Ii you are
not satisfied With the results we will
refund your money. Price % cents, 80
cents and 81. Sold by Mcbride & VIII
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
"TAMA JIM" WILSON.

ICedar Rapids Republican,
The work of Secretary Wilson, of the
department of agriculture, has met
with unstinted praise from all sources.
His report shows how varied has be-
come the work of the department and
how beneficial to all concerned. The
appointment of Mr.. Wilson was one of
the most fortunate of the many good
ones made by President Mckinley. He
brought to the office all the qualifica-
lions necessary for the successful dis
charge of its duties. He had been a
farmer and a business man, he had
been teacher of agriculture and a
student of the science which underlies
It, "Tama Jim Wilson is one of the
prominent successes of the present adj
ministration. He is conceded to be
such by all. 1t need not be added how
much the Iowa delegation in Washing
ton is strengthened by the presence of
such man in the cabinet. The promi-
nence that the Hawkeye state enjoys in.
national affairs has been greatly aug
mented by Secretary Wilson.
ANOTHER RAILROAD PROJECTED.
ITraer STAR lipper.l
Is Traer to get a third railroad? If
we are to believe reports the chances
for such are good. A company was or
ganized a few days ago and their arti-
Giles OF Incorporation have been filed at
Dubuque. 1t is to be called the Chi
cago, Dubuque & Omaha railroad. Du-
buque capitalists have been chosen Off
GERS. Judge struble and II. j. stiger,
of Toledo, are among the incorporat-
ors. The articles say it is the purpose
to construct road from Dubuque
through Jackson, Buchanan, Black
hawk and Tama counties and on south
west TO the coal fields. The incorporat-
ors probably have Omaha or Des
Moines inNmind. If this road should be
built it will no doubt go to Toledo, as
Struble e Stiger Will see to that. and if
1t goes to Toledo it will almost certain
ly strike 1>raer, coming as 1t would
from Buchanan county, as the route up
Wolf creek is very advantageous. OF
course nothing may come of these pre-
linlinary efforts, but from all the cir
cumst ances and facts in our possession
we can at least say that such a road is
liable to be constructed.
=
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06

dramatic scene was enacted IN the
house of representatives when ii con-
yened Monday Interest for many
months had centered in the fate of
Roberts. congressmali-el from Utah,
"hom a mighty and determined people
were strugglirg TO unseat. Yet as II
rose TO take the oath and after words
of fierce denuncia ton was forced TO
step aside. the pathos Of his position
appealed to that great throng and it
vas not the eyes of the women only
which filled With tears. Even those
who had done the most toward unseat-
ing him could but be touched as he.
stood there. so alone and friendless
among his accusers. They were but
manifesting a righteous principle, yet
one not often needed, that it is the
wrong which is to be hated, and not the
person. However base may seem the
belief of the Mormon, it must be re-
inenbered that every man has right
10 his opinion and we must not deny
the possibility that in that belief he is
sincere. 1t was no sign of weakness
that the spectators of that scene felt a
wondrous pity for the man, whom his
own party was bitterly denouncing.
They we're learning, if they never knew
it before, that the human makes its
appeal above all things else, and the
greatest man is he who hears the APP
peal first and does what he is able for
his fellow man. If that lesson We're
never learned there would be no such
thing as redemption and forgiveness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06

Mary Weber and Henry j. Weber TO
Michael Roskopf, lots 4 and o block A..
Weper's addition, silD.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06

FOR ALE-REsIDENNE l05 SOUTH
Second avenue. A. y. Parrett.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-06
ONE CENT A WORD.

WANTED GIRL FOR GEN EkAL lIe)lfsE
work Ain family. Good wages, Mrs j. l..
Millinery 5l7 North Center street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

49, rro-, ro-rnorrow's figures will be for two days.
Mzrspes and exhibited sSs sf9R9qnss
all DAY on nSsea o,Sr hand tin lead and
Of wssk Meta E 4dsa STyes
that there fair business in s,sasn. .hsss lower
fun rates, %ne os to May basis No quoted at $40 90
asio Il copper closed hrmer spot sun an. 81, IS
s bs "' I'm at the close easier spot to NAY g
SIS closed s.' e. sRSs 10 for may sDo sDa May
sD Ds une selling at closing Onden cables TeIST.sd
f fis'9 3. s sH'' eG s ss1;n lead
ga1!sSn a. q g e fae sSsf5 ola
in small lots market ruled very nm ,y a aA On
ExpOr,eT o5 former rates close firm quota
,SsS lsss Smt S'%S
nn1 Eete s2q8Sc Porto Rico. ga &c, SYRUP is6
mon i2alsc; fair. i+aSl''he' good i0"'''' '''"''
ioc fah FREIGHTs-The market for berth frelsht.
sa B Esi%. Ssff a f za@bu 9s
Hull 2l4a &C. Amsterdam &C. cotton. Law
efpoo per ~ iae nominal Lonaond or
M the ooaswise lumber West India and soun s Arm
E,Sr dspsrtments without change steamer,
quiet all departments ana Rate showed no Improve
ment. -, ,xA, s,,r,,e. holders are still able
OILY reason . s, Us and business without
new feature Lnseed oil Is n9ders,ey sod again at
od ts,9T bs. Is ~ an. Ss in
s. 40 rennea cases scn 81 oI-Prme crude
22nc prime Src' of sumner yellow. 25'sa26c' butter
sossss PTs %ni fsw .se5oc american boiled
SSs2c Calcutta raw bsc lard OIL tSg 90 only
Of ESh the could ,I . ss%s also party to he
the s ss5y nI Rss OF
sf: ass: S. ss
.,o dS, sSGr Sss: I: og.iO
s. , si5@s, g 'oa'l
s.s. seSs.s . 20 $50 DHHsshso
S.o'ea' CIT Picked BELLE; dull oIa'fs
Sc Picked shoulders steady GuO,eu ssn &c western
hams hrm Quoted ,.a,. ~ THLLow-wssk
quoted: City iAc asked eSsS5y cy lard steady
america cSnii.ssnS ,, s. 8 R western
S9Tp1snd nrn; ouo,ed oleo SIC city lard
stesTne $751; orders for foreign STYLES were
spicuous In the local market oat bsiness Local
. ss,sS,sn and
styles in jobbng way Quotations fe'oS asc prime
common mon to sw far a I'D % Psna sSs 90 in
bond. 3q34e; Japan. 4<a'%c' JAVA
fair ssoo@ossssd m, in n Tsn4sa
sne ssaa Ws. esnS for The sy
quotations follow formulated 5rb sacks ana sow
s s S% ~" powdered sns 1'i s o
5e grnnulssa, and extra cu uss ssc
Xxx pcwqsrsd ana mould 81; damon, 70 s sc
confsconers' A. SEC No: and t a. M tAs .4e 10 o.
iSc No TO- tsie; No H. aRe; No IL, 4lsc: Nos iS ~
iSs and % ~" al fpf.r T poe ,s
ekd in beet al London Importer. he,a n' re-
fused corner ne entertain Dt,as 'n Sd !" q & for % test
slee for 80 tee, nuscoysao and liz o,. Total
dsangs fo the day included so bags mossses .h h
@ s'ss .ss fp cane sugar . u ana
Java quoted us Cd and fair refining u. ID Beet sugar
iS Sa a. i sssn'; s ION. s la. t'ys'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

calveston Anr,l 2o-Cotton QUIET midiling Sac low
miidling 5Mc: good ordinary lb-ec receipts. rs
bales exports France 1876. 10 the Continent. sI2
coastwise 2127 sales. 1922 stock rs ns
Baltimore April 20-Cotton nominal niddling, sac
low middng l3-iec good ordinary. 3lbc' gross re
ctpts, ESQ bales stock 20 156 $500 -. -,
Savannah April - Cotton quiet; mlddling oec: 'S@
sales 46I stock. 30 E}3
Memoirs April 2O-Cotton steady: middling. Sac. low
middling 1916 good ordinary 45-loc net receipts
IFS bales: gross. 1872 shipments. sls: sales iloo
stock. 13l 637.
St Louis. April 2o.cotton dun: middlins lS,lec'
low nlddling sac good ordinary. ID l6e net receipts
4s2 bales; gross shipments 1lGO. stock s6 iss
ORLEANS April 20.-Cotton steady midding
x II lGc. low mddng Lie good ordinary 4iac net
receipt. a5 bales gross 227 exports TO Great Brit
ain 3 100. sales. 3.OOO: stock. 3e4.4ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

cattle. No shipments of live stock or fresh
cALvES-Receipts 81 head. ali for the market;
steady for live calves and all sold a, $3.50 50 100
10 Tor ordinary prime yeals City dressed veas nrm
at IsGOc II: dressed GGs1c; choice do
at &c. little calves a JdSc.
Saes-J. II. q veas i46 10
at 81 80 per 100 10; do. liz n. at 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were ) carr. or Lib
head. all for the market. Firm for both sheep and
lambs with very few sheep on sale One car was held
the upper yards. Prime wooded sheep sold at
s. 20 100 10: ordinary 20 prime unshorn lambs
f6qs5 50 good prime clipped do at 81 4osS co. clipped
cuis at 81 30. Spring lambs nominal Dressed mutton
spring lambs steady s3afs 80 per carcass country
dressed at 81 5Gps6 .
Sales. Mcpherson 200 unshorn Buffalo lambs, 81
n average per 100 n: ia do. VI N. al 90 s.
- n. o. clipped State do. SC 70. at s. so
]. II. Hume Bro; 24l clipped state lambs, '51, 10
at s. 10: 10 clipped 'culs, "a n. at 81 so
= Judd & Co: % unshorn Western sheep 100 70. at
IS 80
HOGs-Receipts is 2772 head, including
22s head for sale Firm for live hogs at 81 i5dt4 20
100 n country dressed steady at 496c NJ for heavy
light weights.
Sales Il Hume & Bro: d.ste yesterday LAB State
hogs 1874 N average al - 70 per 100 n; roughs 3s3
n. at s355
Mullen: date yesterday II State hogs 1871 n, at
81 3 DO $40 10 at 81 30: roughs 5 No. at 80 3D. do.
1856 n. at 50 3o 49,
n. at 81 IS: ! rough. 290 n. at 81 80.
II. II. Hollis Gate yesterday Il State hogs. l5S
az 81 40 roughs $50 ~ at 81 30
McPherson & Co: ~ State hogs iss n. at 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York April 20. 1899
coFFEE-so FAR speculative interest is concerned
-s,tss IN his country Europe and Brazil continue in
100 or less neglected state. Price changes as a
.,-rsi consequence sluggish and of unimportant
aos TIRE local market today opened exactly where
~, ~ Yesterday and after advancing points on ish
- a.msna became stupidity dull with practically no
s.h- variation for Of the day. Total deal
- ,rars limited $500 bars with the market al the
49, -. Suu Quotations unchanged. Public
nAnnnAte markets at both Havre ana
Hamburg with quotations about unchangeo KID wea'
-, 80 rilreis but this change was quite nominal
ss,,rs displayed a fair tegTee OF STABILITY thougn
.s-at,g changes whatever ~ quotations Receipts
:. 80 rovs praved to be than predictions called
~ sgxregating only O. 600 bags The fun force OF mis-
s,,uss facfor felt however as the warehouse
orsn,sr this country showed almost CORRESPONDING
asrc,ior Yesterdays distribution reaching ou; sSr
-. market SPOT Brazilian coffee was sieacy
AZ dav bu, quiet. Quotations were nc lower on the
basis on SIC invoice lots and enc for lobone parcel
v.sts-say steamer BeGnoch cleared Bahia with 3o
hays and the steamer Ccleridge from Rio win sv.
80 The arrival 81 the Nasnyth at New-fork ADDED
6 hays Victoria II oG6 hays Santos coffee TO the
el-eadv large supplies at this point -.
n contract prices N the local market tooaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

SsS.s; s ssss 4 Ii, .$S il; ;$s;'
6lln dried s2as2 - IS 70 brand BAG MEL-pu
: :SSs:s m ..s. 5 :s4l;. 5
spot SIC asess So coarse winter bran siS ooass IS
s sss 81, wSs nn' os ,sSss .sS s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crop new. ws. again
day OPENING shade higher than last night on cables
arm ,hroushous the mos Se, @ens to pieces IN The
afternoon under extensive unloading and absence Of sup
per cent Of the wheat area being pouehed mp while
en "a fun op mi. nd indicate ya Of
rs 600 bush eomparsa s,h 10000 bush Las, yss
sommtsi respecting winter wnss, s9ndilS1n' ahs
for spring seeding RI. latter was
by hull traders had dispatches from the Northwest
and in n.
The july option in the last few days ha. Indicated that
outsiders believe crop-damage more readily than
30 soS Interest. toaay however in the way Of proSt
sns q whes s house, nn s
private dispatches estimated to-day that the winter
cheaso R ads sSetn esmasS yeS Of s27 900 600
Ss the sops s Of States sf as IA oSo
vices brought news o. prospective frost in kansas and
bull activity Among foreign markets Liverpool made the
most noerorthy response TO news from this SIDE closing
spring hn s On S'a ' fI.ns hies but
bought moderately the opening here Export tran'es
tion OF only IL loads possible owing TO me
high views hol5ers Final prices here showed Sd'sc
net decline with Jut little trading the curb Quota
tons u cash wheat afoat basis follows.
No red s3kc arrive; No Northern NewYork. s5c:
No Northern Duluth s6%c. and No 2 red. SOC In ele
vator. The Thoman report distinctly better than
last week particularly on spring wheat which is making
rapid and will probably show Increase over
the previous some improvement also claimed
for the winter wheat situation CORNAt first some
what seadier than the previous the advance Of
k6rd in Liverpool quotations and sympathy with wheat.
the market subsequently lost under general reaz
and closed "a, net lower An unexpected feature to-day
the enlarged shipping demand which a loads were
market steaded little particularly new corn which
close quoted GA de11c Chicago May b
anoat and old corn 9fc Seaboard clearances are
about 10000 hu-h ahead Of last week and the interior
movement about much behind. OATS-The market was
inactive and feaureess all day Both seaboard ciearances
and the interior slightly smaller than last
week No oats closed 33c: No oats. 32c; No white
SEC No white 3Sc: mixed 32n3<c. track white.
35d3qc: No white clips 36hc.. RYE-Market firm
No Western 661c. and Nc Western 67izc both o b
afoat State elf62c. New-York. CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Through trains leave SewYork. foot Of cha.bersses
O. follows. and minutes earlier from West xsd-st;
OsOO A. M.-vesthued Expresl daily for blnxhxntSaS
wsveriy Eaira. Buffalo Bradford Arrive buaaio
e.oo p MNVesttbuieS lnife1-rast mail dauY. soid
main for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 A M CnleaSos
p. NJ siepeers to Chicago. Cleveland and Sne'hhA'1
Dining Car. -.,,.. x--,-..-
a.i,T Arrives at Bunaio A NJ Bradford Z 20 -
Jamestown ! 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 1917 A. ",
Cleveland IL 20 NJ slsepers TO BgNzo and c.eyeiands
Library Car. ,-,-.-.
Oils r. M.-Daiiv solid train for Binghamton Elmirs.
wSveriy and Chicago seepers to Hornesvils chiesss
TSicKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i coMNODATIoNs a. III i3 :si to and gI y scs,
Ct. chsnbers and est 2adst ferries Nss 100 so
enI So I'D Jersey city s'on NewYork Trsna.s
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

In their weekly market review Huoosrn bro,ne's q -.
"Our advioes lead n look Tor re1uci,Vh Ih
acreage ard also reduction IN the use o, wi M
bur the season has backward thet IL " hut ~
possible 10 form a definite idea which We can e1press IN
figures There has been the concerted no
reduce acreage seen In ether but sseh Aoiuua
planter his Initiative ana ,
Which render df1cult than usual 10 reacn q
factory conclusion. A. present 10 per cent . a.
acreage Of the Mississippi ana - pei en- ,g,-ss
sale 81 fertilizers be considered e'lfeine ~.
However unit. the trade becomes more Post., a,is,
Convictions regarding ;his subject we may expert '
markets"
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eaoes' spo Moo
steady sales 10000 bales. speculation ana
american 900 receipts 500 American. 49,. eio.e3
upland 3Ad futures opened quiet. unch2hs
quiet. net unchanged 70 4-e4d advance. Dece-lnysI
January aisiis. Janusry-February. Slsah pece NJ,
March, 3 isb April sieisb, April May. sls1D Oh.
June ais.b June July. : 2o- Juiy-Ausus' ieiss:
Augest-september 320s. SeptemSsr- Octonsi 81
ocioteT- November. Bias; November Decefnoer "a
limits
FD0th AND MEAL>-A more sctiye nterest Nss 80,
" tpflns patents to-day and slight soFe"N' .Lad
.echesdays prices but re market otherwise
feature spring patents 81 950s4 % winter strsiss'
q ytt5 20. winter 81 Ia0f4 70: 50 ing t----
sass % extra No winter. 81 oosSJ extra 10 "'Hef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston April 2oFiour quiet receipts t ,eS bols
spring spring bakers s3ns3 90 writer
patents so: and stralghts 81 $40
81 10 Cornmeal steady s6Gssc bag 81 s0qsl 10
por hh Corn steady receipts so 260 bush No 2 4519c
steamer yellow 44c oats quiet receipts i0i ls bush
bran spring sle winter $40 70. Red Dog -four. sl7 S
mddlines si5 75aslT rs. Butter Arm; Northern 2Osc
western 2Dc imitation. i5Hi6c ladies. lac Cheese nrm
Northern I2lac: Western. 12hG12Ac.
Buffalo. April zo.-spring wheat strong; fair demand
No Northern s2tzc: No Northern. ! T. f3c. Winter
wheat dull and easy; No red nominally. 7s1c; No
white 7sc through billed Corn strong. No yellow
4lc: No yellow 4Ozc No yellow. 3D&c: No corn.
4OLc: No 3 corn. so4. Gioc Oats steady; No white
33ac: No 2 white 23d33lsc No 4 white. 32i5c; No 2
mixed 3lc: No mixed Barley market too unsettled
10 quote Rye-No spot offerings. No on track quoted
at CSC. Flour quiet.
Chicago Aprl 2O-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. April 2o-Hoss active. higher 81 t0Gs4.
Cattle steady ~ 1906. Sheep steady. 81 7oGs4 80
Lambs steady. 81 25dS5 rs
East Buffalo April Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheen and during the twenty-four hours
ended at noon to-day Cattle cars; sheep and
lambs II cars: hogs Shpments-Cattle. cars
sheep and lambs. care hogs. cars. Catue-The de
mand slow and the feeling easy. calves were IN
light supply active demand and higher. There were
only about 30 head sale Choice 10 extra were quota
bic AT So 5OQ$5 75 good choice s. 25Gf5 80 Sheep
ambs-The market in good position. with light
offerings II loads TIE proportion OF clipped
va for days past. the demand
for clipped being active prices were higher
which Is out OF demand prac-
tically. lambs. choice extra, were quotable at
SO l50s6 Is: good choice s6Gs6 49, common 70 fair
y 25nS5 sheep choice extra 81 ISnSo, good 10
choice 81 50Gs4 10 70 fair 81 25as4 20 clipped
lambs choice 10 extra 81 51S5 good choice sou
s. 10 common 50 5Oas4 30, clipped sheep choice
10 extra 81 25q<4 20. good choice. s4gs4 % common
10 fair 81 5Oax2 rs TIE offerings IL loads. and
sold early. Workers were quotabe on the bass oo o.
l5Gs4 ~ mediums 81 56S4 %: mixed. - 1884 20
pigs s4ds4 O5 rough. So 55Qs3 70. So 50qs3 %
There were no late and the market closed firm
a he prices Of the DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 20 s;5 p. m-Exehsnse; Mne a.
snot No / red Northern Duluth firm at 6s 4d CorhSpo
American mixed new firm at IS Dad 90 od sseaoy a.
Is s.d: futures steady; April. 5s pad NAY os S.11
Isiv as nd Fiour-st fancy winter steady a. rs
81 Hops at London-Pacihc Coast firm at ~ lsgt4 los
Reef dull: India COS. prime mess Dos fo.N
dull. prime mess. Western As. Hans-short cut " 10
rs n Arm at 3T-. Bacon Arm Cumberland cut - % ~
~ aos ca short no is - n 3os I'd long clear MO
dies light 20 ~ n. 2s: long clear mlddies heavy 70
m 40 n Cd clear backs 10 TO u TO- zss %
clear bellies II 10 ~ 30s Cd shoulders square IL 10
IA N steady Al 2gs LArd-Prime Western IN uercss
steady A. 2T Cd refined in y 10 pals steady
al 2ss Cheese firm; American finest white and eol1reo
20 al Talow-Prime city steady al rs 81 Austraiian
4, london duli al 23s 3D. Cottonseed o-Hull refined
MavAneust steady l5s Sd Turpentne-spirts steady
al aas Rnnn-Common steady AZ 4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.


@eAAA6&N ~e
sIATIoNs foot of West rwenty-third Street and Des-
Streets 4 ten minus than that given below for
$50 A: N. FAST Mafl.-Pullman Bune. Parlor Car
New YORK TO pittsDurg Sleeping Car PntsSurs 70 en
Fast FAST [ Sls.soP5s and esv..aa
"SS "A; ana dssrra
For cSiesso. D, csssand Toisdo
Iso 81 tG Tssis And x 5G ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Eor NASHVILLE tvia circinnatD. Indianapolis 0n''~''
$50 ?. N. WESTERN ExPREss.-ror chicago For
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Ticket Offices Nos iei s4 1886 H. and 2si Broad
As,or House; West rwenty-third stree. S.auon.
and stations OF Desbrosses and CortiaOo. suee
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street, es BrosaNsy ara
Pannsyiva1 ia Annex Station. Brooklyn. station Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII call ior
and baggage from hotels and residences tnrous'
10 destination.
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service o.
- " General Manager General Pass'r Agent.