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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug le-c1osne Wheat. No red Western
winter firm, IS gd. DO IS ID: No red North
ern spring hrn. IS Ia No / California. lie i3dG6s Id
Corn-Amercan mixed spot quiet 3s Id do old quiet
Be nd futures steady September 81 4d October 3s Nd
November nominal. F7our-St Louis fancy winter hrr
1s Cd Lnseed OIL 23s Cd ButteUnited states finest Pas
do good. los Petroleum SID. Peas-Canadian. os 81
TailowPrme city 24s Australian In London strong
25s ID Beef-EXtra India steady. sos prime mess
steady. 55s. Pork-Prme Western firm. Dos Lard
American refined in pals firm. 2ss prime Western In
tierces nrm 27s Sd Hams-Short IA % 10 10 STEADY
We Sd Bacon-Cumherland cut - 80 n. firm BIS.
short rio is % n firm. 32s Sd long clear rlddles
light ~ % 10 firm. BE. long clear mideles hesvy
Arm. Bis clear bellies IL to - 10 firm Sos % snouaes
Square. ~ 10 IA n. nrm 2es 81. Cheese-Amerlcan
finest white firm AIS Cd DO coored firm. ass 90 Iupen
tne-Sulrlts firm 37s Rosln--Conmon hrm. fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Auguet TO- 1899.
Receipts were had and ,5srs we're err no
Dress4i beef slow but stead a. sa Per n for poorest
native aides cable quotations FOR cattle or
London 80 head on the BursIo T. Hui 1000 qrs Of
Umers Liverpool u cattle and 80 sheep on
cALVEs-Receipts we're 100 head all for the market
Steady for live calves and the were cleared early
100 n buttermlks and led calves at g Oqs4 &
city dressed veals 1O0l2c per n country dressed "a
loisc. dressed grassers and buttermIks. 7aoc.
soles-Jelline. Wright q coz A. veals, "a n - per
andrew Mullen 30 butterrniiks ara mixed.
J H Hume & Bro: 2 rrassers 256 n AZ 81 So
s Sanders p niTsd calves Ae ~ at % 30 soo
the market making with the stale stock p cars 70 be
sold Jersey City with the exception n hair car
Dropping fully SOC even TOP s-ades There we're -
cars sell late in the morning Common 70 prime sneep
s. 5oGS6 rs Dressed mutton dun AZ 5iaasisc Per =;
dressed lambs 2t a. ne e. 90 Kentucky lamb, y aver
age At 81 70 per loo n 247 40 u n a. SO a. 242 DO
s. n ct 50 - 240 d. 81 n at s. Is 24S do u n At
s. rs 90 DO. SO n at s. "a DO g. n At s. - %
h at s. Is d. 122 n s. p Pennsylvania si n
Newton %; III state lambs Il n. At Sc s21 ~
10 n s. II. 30 Onto Do Sc n. at 81 10; bucks
s. Prilo do y n a, 81 s2 "a western sheer 100 n
at 81 50. o. DO. 81 n az - 81 80
N Collins: lO2 Indiana lambs. 80 n. al So 80; 70
Delaware do. ~ 70. al $3.50
M sf H. & CO lss Burao ambs 50 u a. 50 so
Pas Ohio DO e3 n. at SO 20 s. Virginia d. IS n az
So 2s2 DO. SO n at s. so. . Bpnaio sheep l45 n At
HOGs-KecePts were cars or as head all for
slaugh,erers Nore for sale alive Nominally hrm at
s5ds5 % 100 FOR fair TO prime hogs Country dressed
STEADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Nothing whatever done IN Brazilian
coffee futures the opening call and for the
sion the business amounted 20 nothing After opening
quiet 81 unchanged prices according 70 the official bull
lstn. the market developed weak feeling because
3 Rio and Santos. while showing dminution.
were still heavy. and all a the foreign markets
lower. Hsyre reporting loss OF 4. franc. Hamburg
partial decline u = pfs Rio decline OF 50 refs for
and 322i for exchange and Santos decline OF 80
rsis We that he warehouse deliveries % coffee in
this again pretty liberal. although
large reported yesterday They represent however.
fair distribution Of supplies on the other hand the
oper for spot Brazilian coffee very dull and
cute nominal al about former fgures-say Sac for in
voice lots q No Rio and SIC for jobbing parcels To
DAYS for futures closed dull unchanged 70
points higher Cleared Victoria, August IS. steamer
II-nler T. O0O bags.
AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Of v. s1d 81 I0.I0"s u" H''HN'ss
eallier from Franklin ST.:
49, A. M.-Day Express a stations 70 OsweSo-
'OO Connections for Lakss Mohonk. Ainns~AsxA.
aac Kiamesha. Psror
O.1S A. M.-Mountain Express Elenyiils. Liberty.
S'1C ana intermediate stations. Lake kiSmesha ana
s. hte lake. Paror
.nn p. VI. Saturdays onyD-stations TO Elenviils.
i .OU Rockand. Lake Klamesha and White LAAe-
Parl3r
o.1 T.. N.-vestibule Limited Stations Elenviie.
O.les Rockand Lakes N0honk Mnnewaska, kis-
raesha ana White Lake. Parlor
CT r. VI. Frsnklin 81 5i5 p N)-To Chicago
U.lC daily Stops Ndiletown, Liberty I. Manor.
Walton. Norwich Oneida os~ego. Niagara Fails Was-
ner Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car res) through
to chicago. VIZ Wabash
i way " z. Transfer Co checks baggage
nom residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug ls.cotton steady; middlins &c. Low
mdding 7-l6c. good ordinary. 1916 receipts $50
bales. sales. Io3. splnners 20. stock 1850 a.
Memphis. Aug 1s.-Cotton quiet; midding. l2-ioc;
low Kidding SIC; good ordinary 4i5c; receipts II bales
shipments. 833. sales 80; stock s2.5il ,, a..
baltimore Aug la-Co,ton nominal: middiing. 6Hc;
mlddling i5-ioc good ordinary. 5l5c; net re
cepts 9j7 bales gross 1882; exports ooastWise l5";
stock 45i2. ~ -,
81. Loti Aug le-cotton steady; niddling 5sc; low
mdeing 3-i6c good ordinary, ll-l6c, net receipts
II bales. gross q. shipments. SIS; stock 81 lo3
savannah. Aug ie-cotton steady; middling o'2c low
m!ping 47sc receipts baes exports coastwise. 81;
sales. so stock 1904. ,,
NAv-Orleans Aug ls-COtton quiet and steady mid
ding 5&c low mddiing Sc: good ordinary o-loci net
receipts 542 bales gross 544 10 the Continent
$50. sales - stock 40 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ia iss3.
EOR THE WEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT NY "a Isss
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry (WhitehaH IermnAn; ano
foot OF Liberty street Time shown from sostn Fsy.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
sDaiy. fExcepi sunday. sunosys
CHICAGO q. 80 a m liberty only. 'l23 p m
PrrrsBURG 40 I. m dAberty street oniy'. as
y cINcrNNGrf' ST LOUIS. -o@ a m. 'sas p N.
ROYAL Blue TRANS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE " % $40 CDfnsf).
eli "a M Diner fi2 IS o (Dinsr). q (Dtner).
% Royal Limited ex:usyeIy Pullman Train, ptnsrI.
.s55 Cciaer,. ss55 p DINER and 'l2 10 night
NORFOLK fi2. m.
Orrces: lis i7e PSI s34 1884 Broadway. - Unon So
w ~ Bowery. " Y: s3e Fulton ct, iS Graham ave.
prookiyn. whitshs Terminal and Liberty Baggage
.hscs.s from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

Cash quotations foows Flour strong winter
patents 81 50n$3 e. strnghts 81 0gf5 80 spring spec
iaa 81 90 spring rat-1ts 81 40d$8 10 straghts s. 10
s. bakers. 50 2Ou g co. " 3 spring wheat 69g
T..c. No rel 13i4G74c. No corn, 32ac; No yelo"
corn $40. No oats - = G2 &c. 10 white 23 f23 Nc
No white. 22GE3.sc. No SO. No , barley. $40
So No naxs,sd $ 0G. " 81 oSdsl O6ls prime tim
PORK Pc mi eoass -. lard per 100 n 81 1924
fs5 y rs sides doosel 81 e5as5 2j dry sa!ied
shoulders b-N-di 5A.G5Ac. short clear sides (hoxedl
g. Sass e. Vh.skev dlstllers finished goods gal
%. loaf, s. % graduated. s. so on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market nrm
c',ameres l5g2Oc. diaries lSQi7c. Cheese hrm. s1a
20. Eggs arm. fresh l2Sc
Cincinnati. Ohio Aug. is-Flour hrTner Wheat firm.
No To corn dull. No ? mixed, Sac. Oats
steady. No mixed. &c Rye quiet. No 5Sd5Tc. But
steady Sugar steady. Eggs firm ii01l &c. Cheese
nrm
Minneapolis Aug l9.-Close-Vheat store No
Northern August zoe september teAc. December TT
Tli,c. May. 74c. On track. No hard. 72sc. No
Milwaukee. Aus. ls-wheat higher 10 Northern.
T4Ac. No Northern. re. Rye steady. No !. 80.
Barley steady No p l'sc. sample. 35g40c.
Duluth. Aug ig.-Wheat No hard cash. 75Ac. Sep
TENDER. 73hc. December. 73'sc. No Northern cash.
No 2 Northern. 6sAc No 3 spring a5Ac
Phladelphis. Aug lS.-Wheat hrm and ne higher;
contract grade. August. 7219I2Sc Corn nrm and &c
higher: No mixed. August 37dS7i1c oats STEADY
No white. clipped y = dZsc. No 10. 251Q2sci No
mixed do 25le u26c Butter steady. fancy Western
creamery. 2le d. prints. DC EgTs unchanged fresh
nearby. 5G511c DO Western. i59l5sc, DO southwestern
l4isdl5e. d. southern. i2gi3c. Recepts-Flour, 1000
bbs 1000 sacks; wheat 1900 bush. corn. eeooo oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug - There no. enough cattle offered
today a and prices for all grades were
practically nominal The cattle offered were disposed =
at prices unchanged from YESTERDAY Hogs advanced
about Sc the demand cling good and the supply small.
Heavy hogs sold s. 25gS+ 9" mixed lots az 81 &c
s, and Light 60TSf ps Pigs sold 81 COAST >
and cus a. 50ds4 % Receipts ~ sheep ard lambs
were small. usual SATURDAY and the market vas
,ety nominal sheep ranged from 81 I5aS4 80 for poor
70 hest Western range sheep being 81 1884 10. lambs
sold al s. $3.50 p chiefly S5ds6. Recepts-Catte
go head. hogs n 90. sheep. 1000.
Cincinnati. Aug le-Hogs active. higher. SO i5qtl %
Cattle active, steady. 50 Sass 81 sheep steady, 81 =
81 10 Lambs easy. lower. $inS6 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

cOTTON-The market for cotton futures assumed 60
more cust character to-day. II was more the ocs
ket than for long time past Business opeAel =,
steady feeling a. unchangea prlCsS 70 ~
nclnts The scope market for the REMAINDER o
The session aid not exceed three points A weak less
ias earlv IN the session OF the adverse puI-
7rt Of the English aivces. II has been ions Gay
Re slss Of suOt Liverpool were down 70 80 low
- - OOO bales Evidently the crop estimate ~
NJ Teill is CHING the almost unanimous account
- serious drouth condition IN The southwest
.-z mis- point Price Mccormick & cos cotton IN
q today closes with this statement ~
Texas renders Nei express
,.evs dsiv NOR absurd The crop SITUATION - sppaI
-, ~io,,s ana as market factor the claims OF dam
sv. night sco- again the front Alter Nle
afoq call his morning market rallied rev poiIs
1-bs~ alarming advices from the Southwest regard
.-y the need moisture covering bectii-
~ a. no time did business show the activity ciaraCT
t--i- - ne las weeks The market was many pu'7
and steady a net advance OF lux poin's'
Ths range OF contract prices in the iooa! market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
.rriv. a, sAd dsDar, from Grand Central stAtisa.

HARLEM DIVISION - =
9l2 A. VI. and 2 s. II. Daily. except. sunday -
PittsrelG: sundays Only AZ 20 A NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with pintsch Light -
Ticket orices al ia 2sl Alb and 1915 Broaswsy =
Union So W, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l2sth 80
i25h 81 i3sth ST ststiors New York Sss ard To
Fulton ST and lOt RroaeNsy 2 o.. B.ao. ~, yo,x
Central Service Bsrgag. checked from hotel of
residence by Express Company.
GEORGE y DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
L1vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 10 I . m.-Cotton-spot, limited de
ma1d. prices easier American middlng. lid Inc
sales n day bales OF which 100 were Tor
speculation and export. and included $500 American
Receipts. Futures opened quiet but STEADY ana
barely steady. mitdling. m G. August
% 84d3 23s4d sellers August and September 2l,o4d
oilers. September and October lyB4dfl3 54d sellers
October and November ls64d buyers. November and
December l7-64d buyers. December and January
Il -s4d BUYERS. January and February 17-64d buy
ers. February and March. I-e4dG3 ls-64d buyers
March and April is-64dT3 e-S4d sellers; April and
Nav 10 cad value: NAV and June. le-64dG3 2o64d
b,i,r-s June and July eo-e4d63 81 sid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
1900. shpmen..-wn.a.. 10000 bush; CON- 1000;

oats, 1900 bush.
st Louis, Aug. le.-Whsat higher, No red cash.
!3hc; September, use December. 7sd76bc May, 7ec:
No hard. Tlf71Lc. Cor1-No cash. 32c. September.
3lNc: December 2Ttc. May. 2stc. Oats No cash
p nc; septerber. 2ikd21Sc. May. &c
Toledo. Aug. ig.-wheat higher firm No cash. 73c
September. I4ac. December. nc asked Corn active
higher. No mixed. 33ac. Oats dull. higher; No 2
> ed, 2lc Rye dull. higher; Nc rash SOC. Clover
seed higher Arm: cash. 50 s2z October 81 i2la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
NAVAL, STORES.

Developments in the market for naval stores to-day
were not Of particular import prices remained the
previous basis with inquiry also about heretofore
Quotations follow
TAR--Reguars So 40 oil. bbls s56s5 q.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--52d52 42c
ROSTN-Comrnon 70 good strained 81 SpGsl ga 2
81 so; F 81 So; @. 81 IS; II. 81 IS l. 81 50; S2oS;
SO Is y. 81 s.. " @. 50 *. " ". 50 40
STOCK IN HAND.
Spirits turpentne. lo-o
Tar w D"ie
Charleston Aug 1a-Turpentne market hrn at 4sc
Rosin firm. unchanged.
Wilmington. Aug. I9.-sprts turpentine firm. "
changed receipts. PSI casks Rosin firm. unchanged
receipts bhls Crude turpentine firm. unchanged.
receipts % bbls Tar firm 81 80 receipts 81 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
CATsKrLL MOUNTAINS

VIA IAIohIIAIA
No summer outing complete without visit to the
Mountains -. , >,ru- TAN
The CATsKILL MOUNTAIN OTIS and Nv I x,,n
SERsVII.LE RAILWAYS make direct connections VIE
nav ian. ana Night Line Steamboats, and all rahoans
anordns the SHORTEST 10 al points 90 tns esn'
mis- OF the Eastern CatskilA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

Grams leave Franxn station. y. l.. as fosoSas
and is m. later foot OF W. ed ST. ..-
4. V.45 A. " Daily. 70. Cornwall Newburgh Kingsley
New Pal,z Lakes yohonk and Mnne~aska sna
catskiii Mountain points via Kingston.
b, ll,IS A NJ (W. <1d st IL IS A. NJ Daily. sxeepS
Sunday, Tor Crans,ons. West Point kingston.. New
PaItz Lakes Mohenk and Mnneyaska. Catsxn Aoaa-
tsns Albany Saratoga anc Lake George -
l2i4S p. N CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, foS
Albany Syr Icuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fais.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Dinng car.
{. loo p. NJ Daily, except sunday. for lakes a9none
and MlnneV aska, CsskilI Mountain points. wa hins-
D. 70 p NJ Daily except SUNDAY. for Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska catskili Mountains
d. s:4S p N Daily. except sunday, for conssrs.
cranston's West Point Cornwall Eswburgh, and In
termediats Albany
5;45 p N. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany ano
6,aS N wv 4n g. Sis p NJ Daily. FOR Utica.
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto.
Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago. and ST Louis
$500 p VI Daily. except sunday tor Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
oIS p Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochestsr.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
L. B. & p@Leavss brooklyn Annex: A. Sis 4. "
except Sunday. B. io:i5 A. NJ i2S M
A n except Sunday. B. ii''' NJ c. 100 p n
Time table principal hotels srf on'ces Barrsss
hotel residence by Wsstcots Express
@ r. L.NPTpT. General pssssrs@r AGENT. ~ r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

-o,,o.. renorts The statistical position as made

no ~s-onice" also states rule the ranta.
has been ght during the T1y the southwest is making
zoo rroeress ana getting under way ~, Ta1as Ala
sn4 shedd ng are Further rains Atlantic states
ana an few points along Gulf have improve ivy -
Cotton Exchange special LverPoo cables sPo5 COCO 400
sse. Asr i 5000 bales Madns gPsnd ,S ej5seS
futures ogs9ed sea5y e 6a rst decline
ssry 3i76: januaIy-FeegaTy $lno NAV sisy: May
I'M isib. Jnbe-Juy 82oiss August 5i65-L1 octo
gus septerl6er SIS Sl SSeVember-December alb
TrOr-F EXD MElI.-Operations IN noor HSa-tore In
,.9m2y Fa' Gras Spring patents 50 as4 dS %n
sh s sses@ 81 s. ., Tin So PS Hin'sr
s1 10 wHse $3.50 S. no gr1 Fsr co. GOOD So 20
g, TO- : BYE u tshsy q s coRSMEA
F.rn Quoted Kiln dried, So logs2 20 as 20 yeloS $50
~ &c NEE NEa 2Iso oYo,e4a s sScE.
s sak So So v s9s bran q SIS ase latter .hi's
fne s4 25asi4 So middlings So % s24 56as25
tendency Of ssuTdsyS a Tnesi
Sret was again toward higher level OF pscTs except
s,easy tarouShout the entire resuar sss59 ong dsye
within few minutes o. the cIose, 49, siight reaction
ei sufficient volume 10 orlns se1u oScia prices
ne,eheess about half cent 20 me speculative dealings
There was not much feature 1 houses Influenced by
e1p moderate eoyeFi4s Py and higher cables There
Nm, q" spSss0e aaso6 Berlin quoted :. al point
foreign fsde Of importance in the local mark premius
TIE cash situation showed decided strens g snSed 10
being advanced the previous DAY IaTsness were
shg, export business and SsDosI. 49, he outlook
cors.SarsfIv smaller usual Nevertnelt-s "a,
for sp0 property from both export ana 5t mas.
o. view yas cons dered most promising ana 70 uls
o, situation Of the Strength ~ oat ~
was credited cable reporting he en,le as
Russian wheat crop received IndHItI
brought no information previously AGAINST
receipts for week aggregate - al
l03 cars the previous week and lb|o caEs 1900 bsb
Thc worlds shipments were estimated jsyator and
f5r the week 10 REQ was quoted az &c eiS'1'VT 81
10 anoat. No Northern Ds!5tA;; na &c 70
afoat On the curb September ranged from -I'p.-
= il-lGc closing 77%c bid o'clock ~ -
strong market was developed In corn throughoa sytD
noon on Sham upturn IN circles and ActNe le
i9r short The export trade conseu iverpool
~ loads being restricted by high premiums - 49,
closed ~ net higher Crop news moderately iasO
abe quite the strength o otnei IL
ences as prices OF the day were &c net hensI'
corn closed Sec ss1zc delivered aha az
Sn0af. September ranged from % I"
closing 3sAc bid o'clock OAIS ~ ood -
was quiet but rm with Exporters ooh q % s1,e
%hc: No white &c track mixed z9GIso' No.
white. 2GQ34c. No white clips Isc X
finn 'No western eOsc o aaoat. No western
GO spot STATE rye soc New-Yofk carioJs -.
bAKLEY-Mafket steady feeding. 81 tsaSoc bu4"''
mailing. 4Sg55c. delivered. New-forA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
Wrean Cleaners.

PED d LINE.
For La 0usyra. Puerto csbeio Curacao and Mara
eaibo via Curacao-CallinR also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
g. S. PHILADELPHI Wednesday. Aug ., I p. N
q g CARACAS. Wednesday. sept. g. p ".
These have superior accommodations for pas
sengers
BOuLTON. BLISS DALrErT.
General Managers. 1875 Front ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Aug 1s-Tne leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
u Brazil coffee IS as follows

Ri3--Conee market firm; No Rio 6S50o; exchange
slI6d receipts. 1900 bags, cleared for Europe oVoo
begs stock. 81 600 bags. 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

Foreign coffee maTkets-Santos-Cofee market quiet;
Coz average Santos $3.50 receipts Al 600 bags stock
p roo bags Hamburg-Coee market opened unbalanced;
90 . n net unchanged TO I. pig lower; sales 1900
aTy Havre-Coffee market opened irregular and IN
hanged. at - prices declined !. franc; sales 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
-~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL River Lime
For Fall River. Boston Nartha's Vineyard. Nantucket
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and Seashors points Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN in commission. Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier TO- y r. foot OF Warren week days and sun
daye at 500 P. n Steamer from New York Sundays
only touches at Newport on other days Of the week
Providence Line eastward steane stops At Newport
PROVIDENCE Lime
For Newport Providence Boston. the North and East
Orchestra zach Leave Pier y. r.. foot Of Murray
St. days only 500 2 NJ touching at Newport.
r. l. monday excepted. On Monday mornings
Fall River Line steamers touch - Newport.
9iTGNHNG1T TON LIME
For stoningtor. Nsrrsgansett Pier Watch HILL Boston
and all points East Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 80 y. r.. foot Of Spring ST..
week days only a. Goo p Vi.
NORWICH Lime
For London Island Norwich Worcester Bos-
and the East. steamers CITY OF LOWELL and
CITY OF WORCESTER. Leave Pier 90. y. r." foot OF
Spring st. week days only at $50 p "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
Lard:

Receipts Of breadsuHs interior points in thousands
three ciphers 600 omitted -four bbs grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
6elu h1anteo-m aIe.

I{rANTED.-A man OF good standing 20 assist in de-
w Weeping valuable Cripple Creek Mining property
Address T. l.. Box 25. Tribune Office
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-28
HILL BOUND FOR ROSEAU.
Great Northern Figures on Building
Across Eastern Marshall County,

The Thief River Falls News last
week contains the following impor-
tant railway news:
Persons who should be in position
to- know claim to have inside Informal
ton that the Great Northern will
build from Thief River Falls to Ro-
seau next spring. We have heard
similar pipe dreams before, but this
time the story seems to come with
more authority. The proposed road
will not touch the Thief Lake, coun-
try, but will swing to the north and
west to avoid the swampy land near
the river and pass through the towns
OF Excel, Holt and Newfolden. A
large grain elevator will be erected
at some point at or near NeWfolden.
The same authority informs us that
the Great Northern expects to extend
the Red Lake Falls branch to Dug
dale at about the same time, thus
connecting this branch with the Foss-
ton extension. When these roads are
completed trains will be run from
#Dugdale to the Lake of the Woods
and the Crookston and st. Hilaire
branch will be used merely as a freight
cut Off
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-28

DICKINSON, the Chicago scotsman,
is now credited with being the Letter
OF flax. He bought large quantities
last summer at less than a dollar,
and held it for speculation. Now
even the farmer away out West is
getting $1.25 and more at the prim-
airy markets, and Dickinson is rak-
my in the shekels in carloads. In
the meanwhile, the farmers OF the
Northwest are the chaps who are
realizing the most out OF the deal,
for here is grown most OF the fax,
and the rise began before threshing.
Northwestern Agriculturist.
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Ars-M0te!
Missions-M0te!
Sy-f0renings-Auktion!

q 4 - -
Den svenska Missions-f0 reningen
i Warren och omneid b0rjar sina
Observation-Disclosures Warrens Mis-.
sions-kyrka Dec. 80, kl. 2 e. M, och
pa qvallen XII. 7 blifver predikan och
Sy-forenings-auktion till INTACT for
missions verksamheten. Pa S0nda-
gen den 81, kl. 10 f. M, borjar motel
och fortsatter Diver S0ndagen och
Mandagen, som ar Nyars dag.
ALA som villa och kunna deltaga
under ALA dessa m6ten, AFRO hjertli-
gen inbjudna.
A forsamlingens uppdrag,
M. L. LARSON, Sekr.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-28

always lived at the mouth Of War
Road river. He was very old, his age
being variously estimated at from IS
to 100 years. He was a warrior at
the time of the great battle between
his people and the Sioux, on the big
ridge near Two rivers, over fifty years
ago, where he was scalped and left
on the field for dead. The body OF
the old chief was taken to Buffalo
Point for burial.-Warroad Plain.
dealer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-28

SECRETARY OF STATE BERG has
become a citizen of Roseau county,
he having located on a fine claim
at Warroad, the coming city on
Lake Of the Woods. He and Col
lector Moody have also purchased
an interest in the Warroad Plain
dealer, which has been conducted by
W. 81. Book, and will through it's
columns advance the interests OF
this new town and section of the
state. ~.=