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The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13
FRIDAY, OCTOBER i3, 1889.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Montana, in and for
Granite lnty.
In the matter of the estate of Webs,e
Butcher, dece sed. Order to show cause why
order Of sale of real estate should not be made.
Jno. s. AXtell, the administrator of the estate
of Webster Butcher deceased, having filed his
petition herein praying for an order of sale of
the real estate and mining lease of the said de-
cedent for the purposes therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased appear before the said District
Court on Monday. the 25d day of October, 1899,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the
house in the county of Granite, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the said
Jno. S. Axtell to sell so much of the real estate
and said mining lease of the said deceased de-
scribed in said petition as shall be necessary.
And that a copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in The Philipsburg
Mail. newspaper printed and published in
said Granite county, State of Montana.
Dated September 26th. 1899.
WELLING NAPrON Judge
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Butter paper, the best vegetable
parchment, any size you want at The
Mail office; a large shipment just re-
ceived.
MINING APPLICATION NO. es,
UNITED STATES LAND OyFIc
MrcGnTrr N<.rfDr, rA !,

,
MISsoULA. Montana August 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Il. Pardee,
whose postoffce address is Philipsburg Gran
ite county. state of Montana, has this day filed
was posted on the 2lst day of July. A. D. 1897
for II % acres of placer mining ground bearing
gold. situated IN the Rock Creek (unorganized5
mining district, Granite county. sta.e of Mon
tana and designated by the fell notes and Of
hciai plat on file in this office Survey No.
a0t5 (unsnrveyed) Township north Range 16
west OF principal base hue and meridian of the
follt W :, to wit:
Beginning at Corner No. l. tho west location
Corner No. 8, Il squared fir tree ten inches
in diameter, marked it l-555j for Corner No /,
from which Uuited States Location Monument
No. 5565, IN Township north. Range rs west
(ursnrveyed) bears north 50 degrees l8 minutes
west S27.A feet. and running thence north 81 de-
grees AZ minutes east etS feet: thence north 3S
grees II minutes east 1928 feet; thence north
30 degrees, 81 minutes east 1922 feet; thence
south 63 degrees, ~ minutes east 1915 feet:
thence south 81 degrees. Al minutes west 112l
feet; thence south 3S degrees. u minutes west
1895 feet thence south IA degrees 80 minutes
west 2l1 feet; thence south 81 degrees. 80 min
utes west 974 feet; thence north 43 degrees Is
minutes west 2l9 feet, to Corner No. l. the place
or beginning, containing an area of 1923 acres,
all claimed.
There no known claims in conflict with
this survey.
The adjoining claims are: On the north.
Mining company, applicant; on the southwest,
the amended Schylock placer (unsuryeyed)'
Paul A. Fusz, claimant.
The location notice of this mine is recorded in
the office of the clerk aud recorder of Granite
county, state of Montana, on Page SOB in Book
of Placer Records.
Magnetic variation in all courses in the above
des crlbed placer claim is 20 degrees east
ELMER e. HERSHEY, Register,
JOSIAH SKULL, Attorney for Applicant.
First publication August 1S-30-l0t.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

The news from Mindanao, the second
largest island Of the Philippine group,
Indicates that the people are firing of
the war and are anxious to get snch a
government as General Otis has set up
in Negros. General Garcia, commander
Of the rebel troops in the eastern part
of the island, has offered to turn the
country over to the United States and
surrender the 1nsurgent arms. With
peace in Mindanao, Snlu, Cebu and Ne
gros the war will be confined to Lmzon.
whore General Otis, with nearly 100. 600
troops, ought to have no special trouble
in suDpresslng it.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13
MS ~l%EERITE OF DEMOCRACY IN
TIE CAUSE OF SILNNR.

Nne insincerlty of the Democratic
rmIv managers IN the silver cause is
n"Nhere more conspicuously evidenced
t in the stand some political leaders
h hre taken on the expansion question.
] So a fact undlsputed that the acquisi-
t f erritory where silver is practi-
G. Jue only medium of exchange and
'1 re- nElensive and closer trade relations
silver using countries, will advance
price Of the product of our silver
81. Hnd greatly stimulate one of the
lpl Industries, not alone of Gran
o V. but of every locality where
J.e"rOus metals are being mined. 1t
"Ilo4 ether improbable that the
mia lun of silver will be brought
on en- irely different lines than
roD aud that the adjustment of
lr-'l,u. in which we are so deeply
rI, Is not so distant as many sup
or "cquisition of the Philip
ID, TINS country and consequent in
ur commerce with the Ori-
,r liver must of necessity be
1900 il | exchange medium. will
rrdly not harm the silver
Ev, ry resident in the silver
< regions should be an out an out
IT: to be otherwise is nothing
. 'ulect opposition to the white
T. me west of Us we have 75O,-
eople who will use our sill
tn"r products, and to success
luAm we must have base of
-nn entrepOt to the Orient
S fallen to us through the
ar. To withdraw from the
ould mean the abandon
Oriental trade and the
the silver cause.
west of the Mississippi
$50 y interested IN the trade of
~. on the question of expan-
ai Md be no dissenting voice,
.'' not from mining state
~ extended use of silver
ch. If Democrats would
they should either aban-
ssue outright and acknowl-
coinage is only used as
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vote catcher by their party or drop al!
opposition to expansion. AS long as
they pretend friendship for silver and
preach anti-expansion at the same time,
the sincerity of their party managers
Will be questioned and the exact posi-
tion of Democracy on the silver ques
ton will remain very much in doubt.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

Why experiment on yourself with
remedies of doubtful utility when YOU
can get Chamberlains Cough Rrme ly.
which has stood the test of time? Twen-
ty-tive years sale and use have proven
that remedy to be prompt and certain
cur, for colds. 1t will cure a cold In a
day If taken as soon as the cold has been
contracted ard before it has settled in
the system. Sold by M. E. Doe & Co.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

The Mail is indebted to the Billings
Gazette FOR copy of its illustrated his
torical edition, consisting Of fifty-two
pages of well-written and interesting
history OF Billings and surrounding
country. 1t is a publication of excep-
tional merit and reflects much credit
upon the enterprising publishers.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13
A Bluff,

"Rehfuse meh rroffered love, proud
gerrul" cried the heavy villain, "and by
meh halidome I'll dash yeh over yondeh
beetling cliff"
The girl gazed in the direction desig-
mated by his srimy foretinger.
Huh" she cried. That's only a
bluff"
For she was up in topography as well
as some other things and
Catholic Times.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

PROPERTY,
Public auction sale. Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance of the instructions of Tnomr =
son Campbell. Referee in Bankruptcy for this
district of the State of Montana. in the matter
of the estate of Kaiser Bros, bankrup the
undersigned trustee of thet state of said bank
rupts, viii sell at public auction, nj ne highest
bidder for cash, subiect to confirmation by SAID
Court of Bankruptcy, on Thursday, the 26th
day of October, 1889 at 2 O'Clock D. m, at the
building known as the Twohy Planning Mill,
near the electric light Works. in said Grant
county, safe of Montdna. the -oliowing per-
sonal property, to wit:
l locomotive boiler, 20-horse power.
l hosting engine, 30-horse power.
/ Knowles station pump.
Knowles sinking pump.
l Knowles feed pump.
4t) f, ct ai-inch wire cable.
IS feet 4-inch gas pipe,
40 feet 3-nch gas pipe.
Is feet la-inch gas pipe.
81 feet 2-inch gas pipe
56 feet 1ta-nch gas pipe.
IA feet 1-inch gas pipe.
II feet q inch gas pipe.
shares stock NJ. and j. Water Co.
JNO. S. ANTELL, Trustee.
Dated Phlipsburg, Mont. Oct. il. 1889
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

Il wish TO express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarohpa Remedy, for hav-
ing p 1t on the market such a wonder nj
medicine" says w. w. Massingil, OF
Beaumont, Texas, There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks of dysen-
tery and cholera infantum who must
also feel thankful. 1t is for sale by NJ. E.
Doe & Co., Druggists.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

A carload of stoves and ranges has
arrived and the latest things in this
line may be seen at the store of the
Wilson Commercial Co. Prices of ranges
will be from $28 to 300.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

President King, Farmers Bank,
Brooklyn, Mich. has used DeWitt's s
Little Early Risers in his family for
wears, Says they are the best These
famous little pills cure constipation
biilousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. M. E. Doe & Co. x
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13
CIR Mail.
BRYAN BROTHERS & HAUCK.
PUBLISHERS AND PROPEIEToRS.

Entered at the PostoMce at PhiHpsburg
rnnite County, Montana, as SecOnd-CiasS
Matter for Transmission Throuqh the Mail.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

Watch repairing, diamond setting and
engraving, Jewelry manufactured to
order McClees, the jeweler, opposite
the poStoffice. y
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-13

crate estimate Of the value of the
placer ground now owned by Mr..
Fusz in Basin gulch, and it is
expected that the gold output of these
mines i'll the next few years will bring
Granite county to the attention of east
e II capi alists seeking investments in
profitable mining enterprises.
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SIS latter white: nne siGdsie Ok: middlngs $40 5oa
SIS no. city feed. si7as17 90. homlny chop Si5 oil

IS a vs s1:s q ss. e. i a %d gsas :s g. 'a
the ,. fact tia!
considerably short Of the market their lines We're again
thsr the previous dev and although once twice
during the session It looked II they would he forced
fnr the day. showed sqlc net decline on The curb sell
ing sales at T5sc or the news a today. pracu
caly everything Of boartsh character From crop
Justify determined opposition the attacks mace by
bear Sperstors Gossip was ALREADY nsTTnF snS me
bush IN farmers hands. agains l2lo0)o@ bush at
G1sb s56% "a, POP oon ere nsb anG h rc current,
at l4oooooo bush Another interesting statistical feat
abroad and anoa on March l l5ll2io 600 bush com
bush year ago The amour, ahoet and in Euronc was
reported at $4,000 bush on March against e"eoo.o
markets Liverpool was quoted hm'sd net lover
Antwerp was unchaneed and wheat cargoes passasc
"a lower. reported that consideraole qgannIy
here has been arriving in london within the last few
mCn ~ mil ,ntfrests Fypcrt house. attracted hy
decline. took about ~ 'oads at all ports with me esq
report came out to the erect that the Illinois s'ate
wnre~ uhest cron hv severe weather with indications
Of similer damage TO winter wheat IN adjacent s
5 on The c curt howeve- ths news cut e nsule
ph .ocs, i,teros,s Todav's cron accounts from the
West generally favorable and private Airentne
aiyces claimed that damage from rains had been ei'y
exaggerated Quotations of cash wheat % aaoai
basis were oe Follows No red. s29sc 70 arrive. 10 1
Northern Duluth. S2iac: 2 Northern Duluth. 7Hsc.
10 / hard Manitoba. s2%c' No Northern Manitoba
1850 .... C0RN-No liquidation being apparent n TO-
da,s market. prices held very steady Al some aD
vance until tist before the close when they followed
wheat and EFT of rather the previous nEhi
figures Otherwise the market featureess and dnil
with export sales 20 b loads al ports Tie
Liverpool market closed =. I'D net lower Satoare clear
anoes stiu about 1901 90 bush behind la7' vo'
while the - about level with
the previous weeks figures 10 closed 4&-sN
4Sisc fcr and AZ for old. D. an lat tasis.
OATSThe market Tor inactive and ser. WIN
SPOT property from &c &c lower No 00tF closed
33iac. No oats. 32i.c. No white. 3G0Shi-c. No"
white 35c track MIXED. 82a3Sc. track white "uitc.
y white clips SIC. .EYF-Norket week: 80 =
Western. go = aero a1ost; No Westsrn 60
&C afoat Stnie rye. GO. r New-Norf carl ''s
BARIFY-Niarket quiet eeedinc 47G4>isc C.
New York. mailing. 55ls GGlc. delivered New York.
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DELAW ARE. LACKAWANNA An
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New YORK FOOT Barclay ard Chrs,o3her, -
VESTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN Btfff- "''''
pINTSCH LIGHT. ,,.t-.i
$500 a M.-BINGH ANTON MAIL. stops ~ P'''r'
stations rr.-c-
HAMTON OWEGC ITHACA FLMIA. ~ * ~ 80.
and OsVEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Iinnet Far, -, a
connecting Buffalo with trains Tor 0hcaeD anu '
West.
900 p. NJ dailv>-Crcaeo and Iuna,o We" ~ ,,r5
press for SCRANTON. HTNGiAMTNN ara 49, lis -
Pullman Buffet parl0r Cars ~ Emira lnrous" 80 =
ing cars and day coach Chicago, arriving Ut -" -
NJ. day. ~ w
400 2. M.-SCRANTON. WfLKEsDARRt ana f'i u
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parl1r .als ,.rs--r
ZOO p NJ lsaUy)-CfTfCAGO and BUFFALO Nfsil-
BULED LIMITED EXPREss for SCRANTON, - 5r ,,.
UAMTON ELMIRA BUFFALO. THROCHH - e. -,
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago Nih'"s O~'
west Of TuTalo -- .,,.rr>tAN
s:3O p NJ Cdsliy)-BtFFAIO EXPRESS p NJ :,
SIEEPERs. for SCRANTON. BlNi HAMIy,NC 4
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BIFFADo' Ar
irving Buffalo : 90 a " - ,.--~.. ,rNc
os3O 7. N. Mauyl-BuEFALO. sCTANTIoN' ,l ElSx-
HANTON. OWFGO ITHACA El,MIkA. -. -.
SYRACUSE and OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman b1"e'
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATloINSs ~. At
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. ii3 BROADWAY. - ta,N
Place. i29 9i2 Br7adway Tickets at Ferry It
Iii Fourth ave corner Twelfth 81; ~ West one nu
bred Twenty dfth 81 235 Columbus aye New to-,
33s 728 Fulton and 100 Br1ai"af brooklyn 4''
table giving fun Information % eli stations . -
WFSTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY viii call TOT anu
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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c,io.go March s-rontinued light receipts OF ca. ca
oA.c'of the declining tendency ami prices rl-N a.
q. ssa1e HIGHER Fancy cattle hroisni - + 80 90,
rt toe sfeers 35GS5 e.. ned nm. - IN.
e.esra ~ q10fl 90. stockers and feeCcI ;" -
t,,u. rO0 q. and hefers. S,,y"ft- 49,
-,,ers 4. 211s5 so. Texas steers ;" ",tN3. ctl
e 5n9S7 There not enough hogs on thr ma 80
81 r,t,n4 and sales az an advance OF
eroi.c 81 spG e. o.. packing lots ?" o"f'
,rt,s sa 60 50 500: butchers. ," h"fe" ~
e. - pigs 81 2OfSS - There was an a.tlVe
man u, steady prices FOR sheep ana prime ga ms ~
largely no. higher. Poor prime sleep - =, ON
ie-gai- 81 7O$4 A.. vearlnFs. s. 4OnS+ ~ iel--s -
e. Io chedv $685. TO- Receiots-cattle. I"''" h''u'
hogs e30o0 head sheep l.."DV heaa e. NAL Cattle
,-o'rrati March s-lIogs strong 80 90 -, o.
strong higher 81 75qs5 TO- sheep nominal : -'S' '
80, fuNaf, March e-Receints ~ sale ana urousn
..fe ebecp ana hoga day We're: oatue 80 cars 5"T
o- l.r~bs 20 cars. hogs - cars Sn!pt.'ht- 90
80 sheen and lambs cars hogs. j cas- 49,
.-t,r. ,yaq only sruaN bunch on sale WIN %
,-ors 7ha market n0Tinally unchan1e,. "a rs
49, boz moderate aupV'V fair demand ahi 'pI e. 80
c.,.,rr esree Choice extra were g iu"Ir ~, ~
- o,d q, choice sea So 30. sheep ana isn4
t,gs were Eight - loads and with an acll. utatis
-. v-er. ri5c higher Choice 20 extra were Qlu.i
90 e. 15aS5 -. sheep choice ~ extra, - 4VbS4 o.
~ s., c.ae. 81 e14s4 40 common % fan S5n$t' ieea
r. iornbs 8 7sTS5. heavy we-hfrs - i"nS,. go
,.s nc-s are A. goa demand but there are .e'5 ,
,i,~ ,~ F1es-The D0ernRs were very .Isl., Vst
,i, sr1 with an active demand. prices Wete ., az
- He. we're auotaae al S4n> ~" me- cum - w.
-. a. 81 10. pigs 50 go roughs IS f",fF" D.,
e. -n9s3 The 0ferings We're Wei cleaner up "n1 "''
.f,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

London March s.Thr second days sssson OF f tne
I,.rsa,ca - iuvers The oneringB consisted of 9f5I
isos ana were selection than that offered yes
rfirpfv secured nerinos was tiail, anu
40 .,garlv biz for hy the German ana Yorkshire nuyeIs
~. h,-i.,ir0 ratea Victoria greasy merinos were we'll
VI l--,-t.I ava s,if readily 10 France and GERMANY
Fne good crossbreds were In good drmah. ehe we're
,,,t., r., tie home and French buyers. Medium low
- -fled Irregular shabby stock showed cropping
ts,isnrv and sod 10 per cent lower Lambs We're Wei
.,ros.reI and we're strongly competed Tor Following
49,. ,te sales in detail: New South Wales-3oD bales
""-(,,eI iniQls Tlsd. greasy 5Elld Queenrland-sOo
49, .,~oi,-.t IL idais Gi4d. greasy eis0lOsd Vic
,+r,a 90 bales: secured 5ad41s ia; greasy, Gag
I. 81 south Austrnlie-20o bales. greasy. 4AQ9isd
Wet Australia--5O0 bales. greasy bGped New,
2ealand-2.soO bales secured ~ "a; greasy. o..
Ia li5f4is AID. greasy 6.gs'sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

was arm and active hut unchanged In the afternoon
American Sugar Refining Company withdrew all con
IN sof s;.rn-s hut others selling s'iis
from prices. Quotations follow: Centrifugal
10 sacks 2-ib cases. 3l6c. domnos 54sc cut oaf
and crushed $40; powdered and powdered 30
graduated and nne Fanuated BIC; coarse granulatd
and extra nne eanuated bic confectoncrs' grauulated
5Sc; cubes. 5lc; X%XH powdered and mould a. orse'
diamond r. bisc: confecti0ners A. DC. Nos !. and :"
4Ac, No T. 4Cgc. No 3. 4sc No q. 456c; No I, 4Hc,
80 9 s4lc Nos and 10. 4%c; Nos II. r. u. II. 10
and lG 43lc.
TEAS-At the auction sale yesterday Formosa teas
were lower but country firm prices. ne
total offerings 0sO1 pkgs. including the fol1wins:
Moyune-ti Tyson - - gao. 30 Young Hyson. 22ilg
2-c. A. Imperial 2j1Jlc - eunppwder. 2sHJic. Pms
sueg50 runpowder. free. 2S7c. Japan-6 p8n Ared IN
bond 2tr 20 basket-hrd. free, 24N21 7c 60 In bono
lsis 0fTc. sGn-ri@d bond. 2Jc. lbj Congou free,
% 2-c - IN bond. 2Ral5c 1879 ineia and Cy'n.
80 CnoW. 25i7c. 49, In bond. l3Q i5hc, 1881
omosa free ST. 35i7c. 4Ss6 FoImcsa IN bond. l''7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

low nlddling 61-lGc. good ordinary 1-l'c' gross r.
ceipts G9J bales. stock. 2i.3I9 bales. ,s,,.,,
augusta March s.-''otton qu.et md steady mda.ns
GiSc. low nidilug Gi4c. receipts 40 hal's. shipments
300 bales. sales II bales stock. 80 - bales
Mobile. March sCrftun quiet. riidlns 'ct 10" ne
ding $50 good ordinary b.. receipts, 81 bales eNfIS
coaswlse 81 bales: sales. 2o0 bales stock - ID hnes
Neu.uh's March N.-Co-fYr steady: ni.iing. 49,
lo, milling Far good o' mary, $3.50 ger rereipts. go
bales gr-ss 7,s bales. shipments l2f> bales SAFES
.6nO bales. stock. Ntf'b bales -
Houston March S.-tot'on dul; middins' "..c ioW
uiIlling. 30 god ordinary, 80 receipts 90 "A'''
shiprnerts 1.Ol4 bales: st.ck. -. e'a bales. 800,
~ Louis Mar-h cotton quiet. middllng. 0l-lnc'
low rniGllng II iec: good ordinary, 0a' net receipts
78 bales gross 1883 bales shipments -''f Bales S'''s
7iG2i bales ,,. a..
low miidlug 5@4c. good ordinary. aNc, recelpa. "''
bales. shipments. J. 26l bales stoci S"i4 bales. o..
Charleston March st.ttnn firm. Widdiine. - lo-'
receipts % bales exports to Great Britain 22p bales
c1aetWiso. ! bale sales. ~ 100 bales.
New Orleans March cotton steady mlaolhs'
Ice. midilng So god ordinary. oc' ne. Ie.
CENTS Gaa baes gross 6e6a taies exports 10 Great
rrtan 500 bales 20 the Continent 2-' bales Sales
2 600 bales stock. 35j lj1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

Through trains leave New York ~ Chambers ct.
as follows I've minutes earlier from West 2d-s:
D:OO A. N.-Eestibulel Express daily Pr hin2hartJE,
Waverly. Fimira. funalo. Bedford Arrive Buffalo
= NJ parior O. Buffalo
600 u N-Vestihgie8 lirted-Fast mail daily SOLD
train fr chicago Cleveland ~ A. NJ chicago.
Z NJ sepeers 20 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining
din, t--iy.a az Hunaio 7O5 a -. Bradford - A.
" i,.,.sf.vn ZOO a ~. YOUNGSTOWN io.2i a ",
Cleveland T. so Slsepers q nu1al0 and Cleveland
CAFE Library car. .- ,.,,--
Watery ana chicago Sloepefs 60 HoncsF.le. Chicag0
Az q, t-rs no AZ TfME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
u SNf,i6rs rONs p. fii ii3 2si 40 Pi5 B-lad-
tS- n,ve-v 1850 East i25h-st. ana 2I3 West 10Th
81, chambers and West ?3d - ferries New Oh. -
80 e,o ,,,t.1n IT Broadway Broak'vn - Riter-f'
-, ana Jersey city S'ttion NewN0rE Transfer
o. cans Tor checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dencrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

- March s-''The American Wool and Cotton
iF-,.. I'm ae, morrow ~ the wool trade; Inc
NIL, is very quiet But few manufacturers ~, .
w.. , an tbev have purchased very sparlngy nm"
80 - bea,.y weight goods have thus far he'n ilrn
,T Ealing % receive the orders Wnch thty an
.i- -,~-t.r In The season the naturally feel dis
Ii-4 90 h.iv very literally ~ wool The Guinness y
-t.--tssd nv tie announcement ~ the FORMATION OF
o. ,rsted frist which has been the al absorbing ic
~, coryersatan In manufacturing crl"s anu ID LIZ
on .-'4o b., cos are generally unchanged although
t, chow more disposition % meet the Views or manu-
Grlals " re- soes ~ the week Boston amounted 70
1900 undo doues.i~ and 10000 pounds foreign
-, IA Of 32o2.OOo pounds. against a totai ot
"a ,o,rts for the pre-, ous week. and total 81
~ onO Mounds f1r corresponding week itst year
tr .,-~s r,nuar- is99 amount 20 "be'@.''-l pouni7
se.er an ono 80 pounds last year AT this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave franklin st. Station ~ Y, as follows.
and IS m, later from foot OF W 42t St. -.
I2it5 p Il coNTINENTAl. LIMITED, Da.iyr ro'
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and - L9uis Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis next afternoon. p'ning Car.
Gas NJ 80 NJ. later foot W 42l 81 D. ChlcsS9 arc
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland chicago and st Louis
-,2O y NJ Daily Tor Utica. Syracuss Rochester. buf-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto. -.
s:45 u NJ Daily f0r Albany. Utica syracuse. Koche>-
Ter puralo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables Ar rrinrinal hotels AMI cf'r@s haggars
CHECKED from Hotel Residence nv Neef~o ENnrees.
G p LAMBERT General paseenre- Agent y Y.