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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05
Editor and Manager.
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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05

The other powers having cap>
tured Peking, perhaps Germany
feels that its share Of the work is
to hold it.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05

Fresh line OF bakery supplies always
on hand at "The Progress" Try it.
First door east Of Hardy Bros.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05

Mr.. Hanna would be pleased to
examine any invention by which he
could turn on enthusiasm at will.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05

Paris has probably been cured OF
the exposition habit for some time
to come.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-20
The Bullet and the Mark.

General Lawton," said an officer
who served with that fearless COM
mander, "once said to me that the
right bullet would always find it.
mark no matter how small the latter
might be, and then he related an Incl
dent which occurred during the civil
war. In n of the engagements Of
his commando can't remember now
whether or not he mentioned the place
"a piece of shell hit the ground neae
where a soldier was standing ant
scared him so badly that he jumped
straight up in the air like a rabbit. As
he did so a mimic ball knocked off the
crown of his head.
"'That was the one particular bullet
intended to kill him. said General
Lawton, and he actually had to jump
after it,
He spoke in a light, offhand fash
ion, but there was an Sundertone of
seriousness in his voice, and I inferred
from the story that he was. like most
veteran soldiers, a pronounced fatal
Isl ."-Collier's Weekly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-20
Say, Do You Want to Make
Money

If you want to make money you
can't do better than with Vim. H..
Browns Go. Why with Brown &
Co.? Because they have genuine
bargains. Because they and their
clients have and are making
money. Because their experience
is. worth dollars to the careful in
weston. 81
If you want to purchase a farm
home,
Il you want to purchase q home
in town,
If you want to'purc;hase . lot in
town,
If you want to purchase land to
improve,
If you want to purchase i'm
proved land,
If you want to purchase land as
an investment,
If you want to purchase gilt edge
securities,
If you want to secure a real es-
tate loan,
If you want to have a reliable
abstract of title,
IF you want reliable insurance
for farm or city property, call on
Brown & Co.
Why invest now?
Because the prosperity Of our
farming community is assured.
The opening of the Fort Totten'
Indian Reservation near Devils
Lake, the bridging of the lake con-
Meeting, soon will create a great
movement toward this city and
county. City and farm property
can now be had cheap. You can
make no mistake in investing now,
flor the present prices will be
doubled.
We would be glad to hear from
you in relation to investments.
The interests of our clients are our
own personal interests and are
carefully guarded.
The city of Devils Lake is locat-
ed on the shores of Americas fam
Gus inland sailed sea, "Devils
Lake."
Spend your summer vacation
here. Delightful Chautauqua' as
semblies here every July.
VIM. H BROWN & Co..
Devils Lake, n. D.
If you like the Inter- Ocean ask
your neighbor to subscribe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-20
Cannibalistic.

Oliver Wendell Holmes enjoyed that
humor best which was Of his own pro-
duction. On n occasion he was hold
ing forth at great length on the sub
ject of cannibalism. and. having
wound himself up to the proper pitch,
he turned suddenly to Thomas Bailey
Aldrich, who was sitting neal him,
and asked: Imagine! What would
you do if you were to meet a canni-
bal?"
II think" Mr.. Aldrich sweetly re.
piled, that l should stop to pick an
acquaintance with him."
This rejoinder cast such a gloom ovel
DR.. Holmes that during the rest Of the
dinner his conversation was limited tc
monosyllables.-San Francisco Ar9e'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-04-20
WlLEs OF II FOX.
Some Clever Tricks by Which Rey.
nard 8af1es His

Some Clever Tricks by Which Rey.
nard 8afles His P~ursuers.
A fox is. entitled to all that islt said
for its wisdom and sagacity. Not long
ago the Washington hunt of Valley
Forge started a young fox in the North
valley hills, and the hounds were run
ming it across the open fieldswhen the
hunters were surprised to see a much
larger fox come from the woods and
run diagonally across the track of the
young fox ahead Of the hounds, and
when they struck the stronger track
Of the bigger fox they took it up, young
Reynard thereby being saved from be-
ing run down and killed by the hounds.
Old hunters say they have frequently
witnessed this trick when young foxes
were being closely pressed and in dan
ger OF being run down and killed by
the hounds. Another and an even
sharper trick was played by an old fox
some weeks ago while being holly
chased by hounds. The fox had run
some 20 miles, and while crossing an
open stretch Of country was I'M danger
OF being run down and killed. III d
field through which the fox was run
ming with the hounds close to it's heels
was the cellar Of an old house, with a
portion OF, the walls still standing. The
fox made straight for the old cellar,
leaped into it and made it's escape
through a narrow opening in the walls.
The hounds, supposing the fox was
trapped, dashed into the cellar pell-
nell, only to find Reynard gone and
themselves in a trap, as the hole in the
wall through which the fox had es-
capped was too small to permit them to
get through,
When the hunters rode up, they
found the pack in a trap, with one of
the hounds wedged fast in the hole
through which the fox had made it's
escape. BY the time the hounds were
got gut of the cellar the fox was safe
In it's hole.-Philadelphia Times.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
Figures are for two days.

Figures for two days.
METALS-Again the metal market was irregular md
sas.es fair f0PPeF a5o aae
decline was s due e TO generally cabes fIom
partial 25 points "p liberal ofyf IN also eased OF
steady al s3 75nominal that speiter however cony
ancns points to 81 o5Gs4 o. cosng pmeT IN ,ona nd
s 81 SH @ M p9 3 rs 3 aa an fss 9y S9sn
ss As = cps t2 Psftn s. II the
for moasssF W was n9chsngsd today far jobbne trade
anay nrm and unchanFed al lun
with moderate cali locally, closing frm uotstio rf
4ae 2a2sc prime soq$7c New oreans dae5 da5
d5gI9c; fair l3al4c; good. 15Glec prime aja22c fancy
limited departments by aasgt sesrcy nps .,
mand for Rates for toHnars ssH we're
@ s and iTr ~ e weak and unsettled
rates fairly steady Grain to Cork for orders S
MAY eustatons 70 LXerPo1 London sd if
aH6urs 90 pfgs sG RSftefSsm Sa Dam
94c ,os a9y a. ams5e5ism s4e May cotton Liverpool
Aes;saaH ses % i os g. 6ss s
general market ruled hrmer little over the
lard products Lneed oil was Unchanged Rednta a
nd n & SO 81 & @ bes s n
ahd In bulk s. 90 refined NewYork sIi 10;
Yellow nominal butter grades s7assc % prime Un wh slm
90 prime winter yellow, 39c: city nseed American raw
Wesiern linseed oil quoted under city brands lara
market provisions
ut thchgo yesterday. with advance in
prices pork leading With 70c time The whole
demand by so
small receipts and good demand Several times
during the day prices reacted realizing but the close
was strong and not far from the best point day
Shicago had se0 hogs. and Thursday
Kansas rty had 10000 and Omaha 55o0 Receipts al ali
points 81 600 against 5000 and "a last
year .PORk-strong Quoted 2JGSJs
family sl4ati4 90 short cleer, sl3Gsl4. BEEF"
Firmer. quoted: Mess $40 50aSl1 family si2Qxl3 20.
packet s1 60asl2 Boz extra India mess SIS a0elS22 90
..-.-- BEEF RAMs-Steady: quoted a SEQ 5Oas22 80.
DRESSED HoGs-Frmer Quoted: Bacons &c: $50 NJ
&c, leo n. 7ic; pigs, 1Nc..-.. CUT MEATS-PickI.d
bellies nrm Quoted: Smoking bellies 7.asc; ~ 7lc
az 10 Is - b &C. reked shoulders quiet quoted
Dull; city. bd; country. 5isa3Ac LART-srong
quoted TO7lHc lard strong: quoted al q 70c ~
hned strong Quoted: Continent 740c: Brazil kegs
s5c. Compound Quoted: City akGssc: Weste9n'
6A@eAc..,.. .sTEARINE-Firm. Quoted: oleo 7c; city
lard searine, 711c
RICE-In It's phases the market for rice re-
mained from the early week quiet
but nrm with OFFERINGS uEht demand euualIv 40
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

f ns hzsanss s;g Peeo ssse sRp and
.xpsrt 19o Amercan. 1900; reeeps 2iooo bales; Amer
fran a niaSains va@e nRsns a. "a sagy Fa9es at
d s,qy VII M
3Gs .ne epr , 5s ARiihsy sp
e' T,asa Is 80 0ItoSs No.
VLotK AND MEAI,-TAe trade con; naea IS active
al TIE ad:aace ~ we're slow to take MIA Q. o.ne.
s.9aes as tneeI5 at E? rces TIE ciose was arm m at
s s ~ wneT % sq gT "a asking = & g. VI neI ng pa
te 8 ss "a 5 ezt Seat &e T es SS'sa ~ m
q & M 9ae 3 g e 2 FGS = a9@sa ~ M PGGfs sd to 6 f3n
. 49, s. as e lo... MEAi5m fine Ens ana
n9n spot SIC % SACK to airve 2o1 NJ SIG %
s 5o city bran sia 5Ssi7 hoRhy ch p s 5 >r
meal! s2c -; nseed oI cake. So; oil Cake SIS 25a
GEA1N- WHEAT Surrounded by strong ma kets and
market YESTERDAY deyers secd deal o streneth ~Ta
sc shdB e Teed all @'tGmps of bear TO
as possible offset m TO the present bull fever IN grain
1,a'e e sSyi,y so%d of dsy al:hoaFa
While good deai Gf m fRr ss as fr@ h
stress IN addition these Influences upon unfavorabe
Inc latter sharp rally Paris markets after their
s' With the %ndeftone frm The news S@
overntr hnse who WAS nc credited an in tnn es
wan & Iane that the optioSk was ore Of the poo est in
crop news Of Tuesday bulls all the capital pos
age was apparent in Indiana from Tessan fly could be
applied TO other parts Of the belt although specific
day .ghest prices of tire day reached in
afternoon. and the last part day.
some irresulariy held firm with closing prices 9
nc net higher. The export trade. however.
small doubtless because Of the fact that prices had
tinue strong position. The English markets closed
"a I'D net higher, Berlin was u mark up Budapest
tors did far business in the local both sides
while al Chicago buying for French i'm
rsa'nTe at enc tine in the session and factor In
other markets Northwest receipts 374 cars against
trade amounted TO IL loads. Quotations wheat.
afoat basis. were as follows: No red NewYork.
iuth 7ssc both first half May; No Duluth s4%c;
Ne hard Manitoba s3%c. and No l Northern Duluth
rive .CORN-Startirg with a little decline as a
result OF local sales for long
buish influence all grain markets and at the
close showing 4G1c net advance. The speculative
cluded orders account senti-
rnent showing a good deal Of bushness because
extraordinary demand both home
and for export. the latter amounting yesterday
reached 10 oo bush News from Chicago DUR
ing the day indicated that the market a
vance in provisions iyernooi canne = MId birhor au
markets had very of the strength OF
home Private cables called attention
been seriously damaged by floods. closed
strong at about best point of the day. corn was
ana in oat was moTe aPe aeS
stinuiaed by other markets there being
oats @ Closed s S @s N net s6its s No
No Western. 621.c o ahoat No Western G2c o b
Stead ste Feeding 4ssS45e Saa
NewYOrk mating. 5oa5Sc delivered.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 4.-Cotton quiet; niddiins, 9i.c low
middIng ordinary. Sic: 500 bales:
exports Continent sS6 bales: stock, 434S1 bales
Norfolk, April 4.-Cotton dull; niddling. 9l3c: low
nddng 316c; good ordinary sac; receipts 32s
exports coastwIse 800 bales; stock, %. $50 bales.
Savannah April 4-Cotton quiet; middling. 9]sc low
mdding 9lsc good ordinary Ssc receipts 1867 bales;
the Continent 200 bales; coastwise $50 bales
stock SO 443 bales
New-Orleans April 4.-Cotton middling 9I4c; low
midding &C. good ordinary e16c receipts.
exports Britain bales: TO the Continent
IL 200 bales coastwse. 171O bales; sales 5000 bales
stock 3o1 .439 bales.
Mobile. April 4.-Cotton quiet; middling 3-16c:
midding. l3 Ice; good ordinary. 5-6c receipts.
bales; sales, so bales; stock, 16,s67 bales.
Memphis, April 4.-Cotton quiet; middIing exc: low
middling &C. good ordinary Sec; net receipts bales
492 bales shipments 1O4J bales; sales
stock Go. 63T bales.
Augusta, April 4--CottOn quiet; low
middling, csc; 15S gross 25S bales
shipments col bales sales, 81 bales stock
Charleston. April &.-Cotton nominal: mddng csc;
receipts 80 bales exports coaswise. 100 baies stock
2S. 320 bales. - '' '
Houston Aprii 4-Cotton steady; midding. 9hc; low
middling. DC; good ordinary 292 bales;
shipments ,,;. 7sI bales stock as ss2 bslss'a
middling. l516c ordinary 16c: net receipts
bales: gross S43 bales shipments, 34s bales stock
62, 1S3 bales
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

Q,otators follow: rcrestic low fair. PAX
4ssc: fair 70 good 4<Ghc rrrne choice hitm5sc:
; teld. %. c.McLc: ratn, 4ATa%c: lara, 4IG47sc;
t%Ssbc. r~~r-o- - h--d 2Goi1c
STGAP-Fntcre= in the market refined
flr az the trade here YVES concensd OF the touch
and go huvars "hariny anticipate In fare
o. an expected reduction IN quotations the trust
The market finished tie iay In unsettled condition,
with Demand practically ~ standsti Quotations fol
low; Crt loaf nd crushed F.!c; doriroes lin hall bbls
cnNl and mould \. atoC cubes and MINK powGe'e 81.
, GO; p'rderef. cca'F" powdered and frr powdered
Frye rfec'iCreTs rraru'atcd. 54c: Tace
grorrlated end f-e Frnnuated. 52nc: FaRc n
c7rtC~s. . H. n
r-aUulg .ed 2IC: Tacie Go sordnrd
late1 rHd diar'ond .'5r ronfect'orcs +a5c N1s
: ? crd p 'Oc: 10 80: y 40: ,Io g. i.CIr;
y Goc; No $ -.55c: No o i5oc No 10 45c; No II,
! t0c: SCs -. n II P-d - SO IN
raw sugar very lttle tusuery In fact. i'm
po TOYS had scarcely staple ofer either in
hV 17caf -
CHasei sufciug
supply I'll eds for time Bur while in
active the market ruled stendv itr. with aG
ccr ii u2a Quoted iasc: m"s7ov6Go 37sc
no asee sugar 50 test 1f-cc In the Erriieh market
offered sparrev. with the feeling
firm. lava quoted 1:s 3d anG refining
Rect rUed firm and shade higher April de
v. the ADJ snce position . los 2i4d:
NtaN ErchanreA - les -.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYork, April 1. 1900.
CGFFEE-Wthout being speculatively very active the
coffee market considerably irmer both depart
The first call showed unchanged prices
IOa15 points on the closing fgures
yesterday The
due bulish Interpretation applied able in
tsgence. which averaged better expected with
Hayre y franc higher, Hamburg unchanged TO y pfg
higher. Rio 70 reis higher and reis lower
OF receipts Rio and Santos: these at
bags on the other hand however deliveries
in the United States disappointing volume: they
figured only s94s bags this much smaller
then the recent average. At the demand
for spot supplies in the open not altogether
satisfactory, although the feeling said
better far sellers concerned Speculation In
Brazil coffee futures Sales on the omen
call were but 1000 bags; up IL they had reached
5000 bags. and for the entire hays Tho
market finally steady IN tone prices
70 an advance Of 10 points Iatterly European shorts
have been the principal buyers with traders
plying the demand Calculations regarding the visible
10 decrease Of something Ike 200 the month
OF March. The actual 10 be
decrease Of 225,34l March. compare with
PIG last month and 655.55s last year. recent cable
from hresche Co. OF Rio. RIO and Santos
receipts during this month at $4,000 bags A cable
Rio crop will be late Spot Brazilan coffee
ruled quiet. but closed quite steady tone at about
nnchanged prices We quote No S 71Ac: No Tstct
No 9. SC: No 4. sac. Arrived al New--York steamer
eprian Prince with 90s2 bags santos
cleared Bahia. April p steamer Capri. 1000 bags Tho
srt for mild coffee locally continued Of par
ucular feature and business reported Of small Vol
ufne Quotations Were about I0T101c for good Cucuta
follows: ~ e 'o-oaS
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Apri i.-Cattle-Receipts. head: gen
eny 1oc hgher best sale today coed 10 prim
steers. SldSo 80; medium 81 25GS4 DO saected
feeders. 81 2pdS4 81; mixed stockers 50dS4 CO. cows
s3S4 20 heers 81 c5e$i T5 Gamers So lOas2 7 bulls
S2 ONGs4 %; calves, 81 5o@SG Teyans-Recep.s. 500
s. 05 Texas bulls, 81 2)as2 ca Hogs-Re,ap.s t9-ay
fully lee higher top. mixed and butchers 81 %Cf
81 co. good choice heavy 81 45@s5 60 rough heavy
$3 2oaS5 light 81 :5dS5 52A bulk Of sales 81 45I
s" 81 Sheep-Receipts. 12,ooo head sheep and ;amhs
strong oc higher good choice wethers scTISj n:
fair To choice mixed sds6 Western sheep s. 5C Sd 40
lambs. sGaS7 40.
Cincinnati April Hogs active strong and higher al
s. 55Qsa 40 Cattle steady s3qS5 Sheep steady at
East Liberty Penn. April 4--Cattie steady; extra
s. 4oaS5 30; prime. 2ods5 commcn So 25f.x3 So
Hogs stronger prime heavy and medium S5 55T5s5 90.
heavy Workers. s5 45Gs5 90 Eight do SIS 20as3 3a ntrs
5dGc roughs SO I5GS5 Sheep steady: choice vetbeTs
50 33nS6 20; common 80 5OgSi 90 choice lambs 81 iG
81 CO. common to good 50 5oSI 81; veals 81 SOC SO -
Esst buffalo April 4.-Receipts Of sale and thro,,,t
cattle. sheep four hours end
ing to-day follows; Cattle cars sbeeo
and lambs 10 hogs Shipments; Cattle 81
cars; sheep and lambs, hogs cars Catt.e-In
Quiry light but feeling fairly steady. Cates-Mciernra
supply fair demand steady Choice extra Sc a5SG so
active and prices higher Lambs-Coice extra 81 T5G
S. choice 81 25gs7 40; TO fair s9Gs7 s
sheep mixed 50 50ps6 20 warnings sS 50isT wethers
So 23aSC 10; clipped lambs. seG$6 Close Arm Hogs
Active demand for weight firm higher. hse,
81 Ggs5 20 mixed 81 co; good weight Workers. 81 f5s;
$. 81: light Workers. SIS 25ds5io pigs 81 oOStx5 Ia
rougls. 81 s5as5 10; stags 50 50@si Close Ann. ''
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

nrm. Essplan;s dull Kale and spinach In liberal a
peppers in light supply. Green peas mostly poor ana
dragging though fancy promptly. String beans in
good demand VIII choice. though good many show
min, and such low Tomatoes hrm and
higher fancy. poor show improvement. other
vegetables material change We quote: Potatoes
bermuda per bb s3asI: do state and Western. per $50
Maine Rose per Dbl 50 a5as2 30: DO Hebron 81 7sas2
do Long Island per bb 81 5O@si IS; Jersey 81 25a
t1 -. Sweet potatoes Jersey per bb 81 I55t35o: do
jersey 81 50s2 50 onions Bermuda. crate,
81 G5msl 70: s16oGs1 65; do Eastern, white
per $c1$2 yellow. <2Is2 50: do red 81 50ds2
do Orange County white per bag 81 JoTS2 do red
81 n0$1 ~ do and Western white bhl 81 S0d
81 yellow 81 5cQs1 5: red 81 50ds T5. Peppers.
Fl7~a. per carrier s2dS3 Peas Florida basket
s?Gs6 do California. per fat s21s2 80 Parsley.
North Carolina leo bunchss S2GS3; do Bermuda,
50cGSl % Romano Bermuda crate, T5casl %
Florida white per bush crate SiGsi 25, Spinach.
s,G$2 IS Tarfips Russia. per bb 75cas y AspaTa
Charleston. dozen lunches. S3ds1 do culs S2a
5? 20 BRUSSELS sprouts per quart lC02oc Beets Flor
ia. per bush crate. s1dS 25 d. Bermuda, per crate
s,asl -: DO orleans per 100 bunches S3Gs4: do
Charleston S2Qsi. Celery. Caornis. per Dozen 50ca
81 -: 30 Florida. 81 5cGS3 Cabbages Flor
da. hb So 50as3 so; Charleston. per crate
:: 7' <3 10 Carrots Bermuda S1GS1 25 Chic
ory New Orleans, Ter bh S5as7. Egsplants. Florida
Per crate s2qfi Escarole. orleans per bbl s4a
f6 kale; Norfolk per Dbl. sIaS1 % Lettuce Florida
per half bl basket sI@S3 5o do Norfolk North Caro-
lima, basket. S1Ts2
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 4 4 p. .-Cotton-spot-Fair de-
mand prices 32d higher American middling fair b&d.
good middlng - S2d; middling. ll-S2d: low midi
ding. 1924 good ordinary. 32d: ordinary p a2d
The sales of the day 12 900 bales
speculation and export included II 900 American
Receipts u 900 bales including 10
opened steady and closed steady the advance Ameri
mdding. ! c April. o -64g5 1854 sellers.
ApGil and May 8 ~ s4a9 1se4d buyers May and June
July and August 5-s4d sellers; August September
6O6444 81 Cad buyers; September October AZ S4d
buyers October and November 80 8xd .eIere
November and December Cad sellers; December and
January "a Cad sellers January and February 64
% Cad buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trs.ns leave New York foot % Chambers Sc
as follows. and minutes earlier from ". sd 50.
900 Daily-Buffao Express-arr Buffalo 2 =,
For RinGhamton Waverly. Elmira and Bradford soh1
train. Coaches and parlOr TO Buffalo -.
2.SO p Daily.-Chicago Limted-Fast uaI-seAi
Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland 10
Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
2 80 o m Daily-BufraiO and Cleveland Express-ar
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 20 jamestown % and YoGrst
10 81 Cleveland 1880 Sleepers 70 Ba1a'
AMI Cleveland Gaze car
DIS D m. Daly-Solid train for Bnghamton. wsveriy
Elnira Chicago SleePers Buffalo. Chicago Cactnsah
Dining
0NICKETs, LOCAL TIME, CARDS AND PULLMAN ~
i COMMODATIONS Ill. liz. sol AMI s5I 5roA1-
way 156 125th ST. and 2TS West 125th Chann5s
and West I'D St ferries. New YORK; SSS and 500
St Broadway Brooklyn: 122 River ST. Hoboken. az
Jersey City Station Transfer calls for AZ
checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
BALTIMORE & Ohio r. r.

IT.
Leave South Ferry tWhitshsH re-rn!raD -
foot of Liberty
sDnily. Except Sunday 9Suataya
CHICAGO $50 m tLiberty street only. 'lSo p n
night. -.
PITTsBURG .43o a m. Ulberty ouiy. 'aS
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a NJ. .53 n
'12,lO night.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. r. 80. 1000 (Dine-h
m. (Dinerl 1i.OO y. m. tDinerl sLSO (Dirsrh
.3Co t"Roya LIMITED exclusively Pullman Train. pnss
and - 81 (Dncr). -S55 . (Dinerl. and 'l-N
night. NORFOLK. fi.Oo
All trains are tllIminatsd with Fintsch L!zat. :.
Orices llS i7.. 26l. 49, 1885, Broadway IS Union -
W lP7 Rowery. y Y: 3S9 Fulton st. Brooklyn; White
hail ard Liberty Baggage checked fro1
or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
lEHtCH VALLEY,

Stations CT West 23d CorahG and Desbrose,
r. FCuresl
Tests Cornndt
Streets Daily e.tep' sunday Sunday lreyes shrN other
daily. Sunday NJ Sunday leaves
suacsy leiye.61r.M; Sunday .aS c, S5rM-
t.6.I5, J 90 A.. " Local foe FASrON.
'3.JJ, eS. d Foe BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
West principal local points farOr and Dining Cars Con-
CCai pranchesr
t.II.5J t2.O0 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND TX
IN the word Limited
capacity Dur ro,aecing with through vep-rs
t. a. q Dining vice
s12.55, I.OOP. For wtLkhshAsiiE, SCRANTON,
fS.55 n CCal Frannhes and nterH erHediae points
v5.fO. y5.2OP.M Local for MAnCH SuuSk-
5.JH chicago Nestibule Limited For MAG
ARA FALLS aud pon.s Through Sleeping CcrS Chicago
- 500 Expos ton fSPre'. for RuyrAlo and
.S.5J 900 Pm For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and CnTs Chicago
So FLAiNFEID and SOUND DRooK iocnls. daily except
. \ NJ. o. llF
and Pullman nd
Broadway 25 Union square West s Columbus Ave. T.
Fulton Court Station.
y Transfer Co viii check baggage fron hsta
Ies.deuce through o destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

market ~ pre.en, Of the
hopeful cf good busness IN the wool market
before long Scmc OF the impatient have how
af.er waiting three months tor active business
resolved business by letting their wools at
Boston amounted
c6l4 pounds and 1000 POUNDS foreign
making total OF 2T1l0O0. against total Of 3cl26p
for the previous week and total OF 500 for the
responding year The sales since January
AZ pounds against 40 0fs 600 pounds for
the COrresnOndinY lime last