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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-21

~srs,ts In general underwent little change
X rs sieamsf Queen ssTysa ron san ran -,
- an al today. The cargo Of produce con
~esrl, q ezbbase, peas, oranges and other
- Ia oranges are 10 good demand Out o.
tNrssxs 40 uoyiag Tbs market continues IN
ssherrh there - somewhat q an upward
49, ~ aurles. The stock IN the markets Is as
- Z good quality.
u s,ss.na fs green stuh Is growing California
y - whtrh A few dags ago we're hardly looked
1-x searcs ia the markets. The recent warm
49, ADDS 70 the demand
- saA egss remain unchanged In price. Both
.sss are finn v.. ,uov,,r rooA
49, isree onieqs are beiug made up for
- s",as and ether Aiaaka points. Grain %coutin-
s..nrels.s At present, although current prices are
80 q n.s soon. Hardware Is changed slightly
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a. soitowing Prices are being offered TO the pro
- I, de- ioeai dealers for delivery In round lots
! = aosk and 81 the car al Seattle;
ess.-oss. tladW. barrier. SIS 20. wheat, chicken
q ri yyais bran, s2l shorts. ,a9
fss~pHset snard. sadie; Eastern Washington
-. fssa1I: xifalfa, saD per ton.
Guy ssyidly fresh ranch. 3site-
Sefss~ Pfesh ranch. BNanc; creamery. 1hsAe..
Srairy Lave chickens, lle; live turkeys, lfc;
.1Sey. 81: geese. i6e: ducks, G5De4.
IN s,srk Choice beef c%sifle, cows. @tic; steers.
~; choice sheep. 4tasc; good hog. live. ite;
! rlves. ure. large. &c: small. o..
ade. peitz and wool -HeaEy sound salted steers,
n 81 ibs, ~ medium. sound. per ID. &c; light,
"a, under " It's, Sc. COWS. sound, All weights,
:, rau, huiis and oxen. &C.; salted kips. nc;
-, PEI 10. az; green hides. & less than salted
d hsdss, per u. i2tci dry culls. o~ne-third less.
-sef deer, per N, 8dEc. winter deer. dry. $50
: rspsfy deer, sa15et fy eit. % iac; green eik,
~ shsep psifs. 2scett&; shrsriings. iba25c,
ktssu Washington wool, sdioc: Western Wash
lrm wool, ic dirty or timber burned. issise;
d., zsSsie.
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III
Nails. Tos:s ana
Nah, t'cehins, Mes list, cut steel. 70. to COS.
foot; n.ambaidt and Toledo, So Tyss cro..cu.
r:,os :tss, SO per Zoo, hard piston'.. . Der cent
.ocs.. g sssT 8 psr dor. Piess RaiI.osa. r eas .
.tsues .ssssc per N wedges-steel. losise pei II,
Scales Howe. and rsirb.ns-' platform. s. l., and
@ per cent, Of list Buffalo. 40 and Is per cent on
,'t; eonnier' 3 Igsr cent Oh list spOf'ord scales.
Rope ltobbingl-Msnil ii.inch and larger, rc
Per ID; l2,sresd isc per =; : and sthrsad. use
Tinwsre- pieesd' net prices STAMPED. rs aud 10 to
ossS@ Fer ball. as r.ssi RT cent on
Wire Painted barb wire. ISIS: galvanized haTh~d
fence. $40; green wire cloth. sLTs per 100 square
po-a;, ooss,nsl = plsc. blasting, per ses. ns
$50 per case Of 80 rs IS per cent. s. per case
Champion or Triumph. $3.50; improved Iudson
y Dupont Rise sporting, II y s.ss. s.; FAD.
Duek. y n keFs. SO Per cAsr
Shot q9ssias, prop ns per bag; bues'hot.
rsse Per Geo double tspe, $3.50 triple tape. pS
Heavy Ua RI ware.
mar IRON helnihsf No bses norway irpn. Sac
pey n. =
Iron pip. oesbiuEl r. wreash, iron. all sire., s,.es
and GALVANIZED. y PEE csHt % Hat
Sheet riae t~iabtiugis 10 rsr n.
Tinpiats ~ttohbingj Charcoal plates, brsh, 10
tix4n. SIS per Dos TX. ET charcoal ui.te.
tsfne, &c. Dr&, so -. rs-dipr~d. nss. SO
Sheet iren tiohhinsi American common. Ma y
a., galvanized. 20 per cent nf liar.
single bands'Gsl.anizcd &c per ID; black a rs
per 100 ,hs
soider iioboing1 Timers half and.har. BE per n.
srtra wlpins. slc.
Lumber and BatidiaE Materials.
LeEs~superIar quality, per NJ. No. ar Saar,
meIchsntahs nr. tis5 No I cedar. sss7 rsmmon'
per n. tiae prAc loss, $50. cedar shinsle bolts,
s. sedlTa
Lurher-Ffr, rnueh. - 80. thick ani,h .s,f,,.a
one or two sides, 70 anteg Inches Vide. NsaM.
lengths. Y &c M feet. SPECIAL lengths Se rer Al
cttm aneinch huih, XsHis, alt vertical grain al
per NJ extra floofnR Dressed ard matched az
al stock boards, siuch. sgalsi iaineh. 80 shais
istarh. fissis FrnciuE No I or 6ineh TrI.h'
" No g 81 V OF channel rustic, OF dup sldina
weight g.e0 lbs. sit~tt Pic t~mber-Joist. aT1
soanuinGs. reush. - NnlB. 4 l / D. s. NalR. \ i
s. Nl8H hox buaris- u iuCh and ~. SIS
"A shingles. $40 standard shiasles Il W. L.
s1Ss5s cedar squares, z s. . and m fet. asas5.
paeket.. 81
KIN dried, 81 ia advance Of green Du,ase s-
Cement Nohhinst - Portland. X. h q - as.
Aaea. SIS
Lime Cobolns Rochs Harhoe. sis san Juan
Plaster tiabhins -Golica Gate. PER barrel un
Plaster hair tidhhingi w Ashed. 81 q FER ~ IN.
washed. s. " Ter Eaet
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Carrying United States mali. leaves City
dock. foot ~ Main street. Hundaya, Tugs
days and IbMfaaHys. 90 ~ ueiaEk MD
night. Tor Port X0WnaN04 San JNGm iA@
lands ard New WhatcanA NotqFninK.
leaves %sw WhAfcgm Tuesdays Thuse-
days and hafuraHFa AZ Z a. uA j. T.
Thompson. Manager OWHNF. BAAF, has
Eafius a. Co.. Agents. G1iY dock. Tela-
rhuu~. Main Ri. ~
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JoBBING



ts.-Goiden G. IN bhls. bs14c: extra G. In bbis.
~ beet sugar, si5c: powdered. bs2lc; dry granu-
I'D kf4e: IN bbis. sc higher. cube. SAGE; spot
M, ! -Ps..nt Excellent. Hs, Novelty A.
q California brands. aS corn meal. yellow. sl1
= ~ III. In ieb saess: corn meal. white. N.@
y n lbs IN ieib sacks b~uckwheat -four. pure.
~ ~ p ihs. ~ eib sachs cracked wheat, t28
y y lbs, IN lob saets: fsrina, sass Per 100 lbs.
b rh seksl farina, 81 per 100 lbs. In Blh sacks:
y Sastasss; fanes rolled cats, $3.50 per bhl in sib
| ~ corr meal, yellow, IB per hbl, In Nib
- ecfn meal. white. 81 per hbl, in solh sacks;
h1shsst fonr. pure. $40 per hhl. In @lb sacks
afs~t whsst 81 per bhl. In soih sacks steel cut
snsd VS. per bhl. 10 oih sacks graham so'rr.
- ~ bill. 10 stb sacks whole wheat -four. 81
n ~, IN Sib sacks rye meal. 1878 per hhl. IN
" sess; rye Hoir. 81 prr hhl fancy rolled oats.
~ net hbls, &D fancy rolled oats, M.lb sacks,
- fancy rolled oats. per ease. s2g rice, dames.
" isn Ms; Carolina, Nf5
onsr~- Dfren Mocha, per ID. ~2stgf3itc, Java. r~r
hNSf Costa kiCs choice. per ID. lstdlsjc.
h~<8 Arbufkie'a. in isalb cases. per evt sit IS
~ sssss. nev ewt. stBl $50 cases. per ewt'
~; tsss. @-ih tins, Per ID, 0ic; sacks. stic; Alden
bsAa. ~ fsracoia, VAC; Guatemala, 9igc! ground
- xsssic lion. 1os. s5ss e.. SIS Is. ~
Better. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Es'ss Ranch, zoe up fancy dairy. In squares.
~ Washington creamerics, lib and stb print,
~ Eastern creamery, eSdyrc. ~
oes, Native washinston. % l0c: Eastern. liza
hr-ssietiy fresh ranch. lgeisc; Eastern. Iaai,e
snh honss California comb. lataiSe, strained.
t~lir live ehiesens, lssisei live turkeys. i,e,
= " ~
Hansss pe' N, sacks. isaiir; Easter. biaes wal
- fNi+p~ssns lee; nfs-srts. hic: ursgils, IEt
n&*. fancy soft shell lee almonds, No q ncf
9 y e~hsstaois, sci Italians, tsci popcorn. 81.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
ht-russ sound. per ton slsia; Eastern Wash
4. nihethI. tssis alfalfa. 81
~ aaSss. ssssai.
ess-waele. S1soi cracked. 90. feed meal. p,r
n.ss-Fsea SIS; Of eass meal, SO ruiadiias-.
= ssiy ehcpnea feed. ff
Poultry Food.
~sursls'~i essiar shsls. 81 per ton srapuistea
- .sss,s US Psr ton hons meal SIS pr ton.
: a pesiiry tsed 81 per ton. beet neal
kfsi TOO tssf meal les, SIS per ton; tssf
~ ~ go zoo h.-f sfsps, 100. $40 rer ton.
~ aTsisl Tii ~ - sat
heats, Provision. and Fish.
Sss'' m Co., be, e per ID ,t'er se.t.
rssssi srse A. ~ u small. ~ per II
! - Ian, stss c' smsn. I've. hreAs.
" ssa.i ~ ars oomrolna ,isros. "a ~ s
tea " Viii Rose sf
4 - ha haAtat, les stselhcsd salmon. To-.
80 y Ml'nan ttcut tao nuuntaip trapt
sentsss sstci ,olss. g.; rses "a Eses
~Mss smeli, Sci eolumhia rirer snslt- -
- tlsss sd les, oysisYs. olysapaa'
- y eAhen' ELAINE. NB aatk Dance.
- ne ns eoosrf. gN ~
80 tfsh QeehneN Red salmen. $50 stot
fTs S'.t tfA salnm hsilss. thhls. Nm.
1es hh pals lH. Holknd herring
N aAtAA Alasta horrinE bids 3 ssss~t
49, erffiHs. Nes nrr sot. a. s,39rA n-,-
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A FRANCISCO Maah w Whoa, a-m ba-
ieg. 4atat ustt 5al St. .a.lt. uwe
Waeat slaFplE No g. &sc ra.ts So. niGlzs
SioaSleli
Rarlsv Feod DE-S. trvsiaz. S-tassc
OAa-Guv OrcguR, ENt&lIs uAlag SLl&s
ll-t u3 &,SSlN
Receipts
f1oar aaArter SACKS N Aa wheAt cuaiais. lasM
10 Ortsoa. len harley, ceutaA, LNs, sat-. os2fAs
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FOR VANCOUVER. H. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC,
NfeyVTUtam ms ... Master
Master

WtNU IAfns s+st's ss'ttsst'ft'ftf F""'
Leaves Yes'er wharf every Moffday,
Wednesday and Friday at . y m
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday, thurs
day and saturday at 3 y m.
Arrives al Seattle ~ 10 a. m. folowtng
day.
Connects NJ Vancouver With c. r T..
trains fer al points East, and with stenan-
cts FOR Nanaimo. Cotaox, victoria New
Wcstminstur and rexada island QoTts.
Freight wtl not he received at seattle
after 8 p. m. on day Of soflinE.
For freight or passage apply az the OF
nee OF the Vancouver line, Nesier wharf.
Telephone. Red 1881.
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Local rersr-MatimuW tsrpeFatHrn Be- minimum
tgupefafuge g. mean temperature 81 trs x rai
ia1 Asuius fho la.t ~ hegs weattFe must} sHs'
ut4 uAtt utsterh viras
NreitABEN.
Observer. weather Hltst
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sEATTLE-poRr dAAuLE-ToNA8EAD
ROUTE


Leaves EltF dock dnt5B AZ TM e. m. En-
sett Sunday. faf Porn Madison. ElnKHfafs
Port Gamble. Port Iaasuw and N9Fk
Townsend. WsiurusnE. raMr3Ra naattfe 80
3 a. m4 daily. 6aisiag kvavas faF lerL
TDHnsfud direct 90 b. M, FfttFf0NE,.
lsAVoA Port, Townsend for seattle direct
ct Z b. ri. TsierbAHe. Main 81. LILY. LOO
Fatdas q Co. ARepea
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at 2 a. 10.
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Fiuur-Dan
wheat-No. , spring. 6sasse No. 2 red. CSC.
Corn-No. 2 S64c.
Oats-Na. ? white. ReaEc; Ne ; white. 2sd264c.
nge~No. 2. ssasb1c.
Bafisy-No. g. Gatac
Seed 80. l FAX. sl65. prime tipotbx. {1B
Purk-Mess. ger bbl,. sia,soe ua9A
Iara-Per 100 it~.. IS sSHt.
Rits short sides. loose. Sass
Shoulders Dry ssltri, boxed. eidShc.
sides short dear. boxed. &SNs6N
WHISKY nistillefs' finished goods. per gal, siet5
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. gsc;
round trip. Ac.
Landing al White star dock. foot of
SpFing street,
Telephone, Main 81
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-rrport No. 1 cuh sac Ne ! hiasstem.
49,. milling. No l club. s.. huestgn. Mic
* e. q
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DAILY BoATs TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES PROM
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EvERrrr AND EpMoNps

TIN AAais ~ TIM AEI i<tfAihftN1 3
ROUTE
Time card-Leave seattle : a, m, 70 ~.
and 3 y. m. Leaves Everett BIS u. m, $50
p. m. and fib y. m.
Three rourd trins daily. except Sunday.
Connectiops~-Ai Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma, az Everett with the
steamer Mikado for SnohonTtSh ana with
the Everett a Monte Cfisio railway for
Monte Crtstoi and way stations.
ColmRn dock. seattle; MerchauR dock,
Everett. Teiephone-geattle. lied ssi.
Everett, ca r. ~ SCOTT. Manager.
THE FApoRITE Us MAIB STEAMER
STATE or WASiitNaTpN"4
Has now esumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle, Everett, Anaeoftca, FAIR
haven and Whatoom. daily except Satur-
day at 10 D. m. from fasier wharf
This palatial and popular steamer H.
just from tho hands OF the shipsrighf,
nachinist and decorator. and ~ splendid
conditions for this seasons basiHeHs
Elegant stAterooTnH and cuisine tina best.
The travelling public can now he assured
81 rapid transit and quick disp4tab u
freight. the state being the only daily
boat on the Seattlc~W hafeom route.
PACIFIC NAVI0ATIpN co,
Phone, Main 81. Nesler wharf
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~ oN mn FLYER


SEATTLE 70 TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutsS
THE STEAMER FLNERv
Regular daily trips Scatte~racotnn
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE g.
TIME AR
Leave seattle-7aA. TIA a. m: ssS, e;ls
r. m.
Leave T~aeoma-aSN n. m. !. 4;&. $ p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Scattle-T.M a m., II m, 3 y. m.
Leave Tac0mn-9@ a. M. go, lm y. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, TIA
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF
Marion street. Seattle.
sundays. steamer river or Greyhound.
DAILY BoATs TO PORT row NsEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CRY DOCK
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CITY dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at IL
midnight for Port Townsend. Port VIII
liams. Dungeness, Port Angeles, Port
Neal BAY. Returning, leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at s a. m: leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. m. arrives In Seattle 3.m y, m,
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Nom
days. Wednesday and Fridays az u mid
night for Port Townsend. pNft Williams,
nunge0ess. Port Angeles and Victoria,
Returning, leaves Port Angeles at : a. m.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays:
leaves Port Townsend at III ~ M. arrives
In Seattle at $50 y. M.
Telephone, Main 6fa.
CAPT j. ". THOMPSON. Manager.
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sKAGfT RIVER


gkAGIT RIVER WpuTE-Hteamer
skaaft Queen. ~. ~ Mcdonald, master.
Leaves sehtiis Monday, March ~ a. n
midnight: Wednesday. March "a. at ~ mid
night. Friday. March II. 81 "a midnight.
81 ia a, m. Tuesday. MaFeh ~ At 4 y. ma !.
Thursday. March n NJ Z , m
calling At I1mondR, A~tans1w3, FIR.
hkaFit city, Mount Vernon and Avon.
Free beFths whsn boat leaves Mount Ner-
nqu in afternoon FDr pasennAur hRd
freight rateh. aprly At city dock. seattle.
Wash Telephone. Main VI.
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THE FApaRITE Us MAII srHAMEI
tsarATE or ~ ASH
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MULTN03AH aa
Daily, except sunday, leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at ! .. m.
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on thes produce exchange today the butter market
was steady creamery. lsa2io dairy lsa2c Cheese.
arm. lsaise EsFs. steady fresh. N8lic.
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Oils and Turpentise.

Cylinder oil, hhls. tpseoc: cases. Sc sdvanc.
white lead Gobbinal Pioneer or Carter. 1000 ID
iou. ne aolb lots. 7ic; less than 50lb lots, dc
irrpsfcd paints. besi cans. Nt7dim; gal cans.
ts@l&' tgsl cans. N.ksslTe; quart cans. sloo9
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PORT oRCHAitp ANp pulgE WAsfi-
FftfrTE


Leaves foot 81 MhsalgGtan street az SO
m. Sundays 100 10 ~ flr7sant
Reach nfsfaert0M n ~ AW bgs ~
yFr4ale NstafuLnR. tEAte4 HiiNfr1gEn y
H u- sidney. fN q %. Leaves Kidney
Saturday n5ghta 81 2 % g. m Teiephosps
MATS t4&
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fNfrgfHF ~ N Maal
On Pore Orchard ans port waHhinssun
fssfs. arAEss Cifg Ansa 40 O. TO-. calaHg
AZ south Hsach BgrtbeA. Brick YaF1s
BrsfBsrtGn4 U "a SMYv yard Sidney.
Leaves Port orchard Navy s1aGCa a. J
p ~. arrives seattle ~ Z s. m. 8 =.
HGblh@su. master A}ls. bQEaL4aa q Co..
aENats. Ie4c saqee. &atn p.
FOR WHfDnY BLAND POINTS AND
Ia CONNER ~ Steamer FAfH8fAVE#
leavsa Central dock. SEATTLE. Dali az 10
=. VA. except Esturaag FtsturEN-z saves
La caMn6F at z a. "a. daily EXCEPT B4g4aE.
Point, Langley. Caupaville, San Be- E4ca.
Oak HAFbcr. LszA44A ssa - GaZ1ss-
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST o THURSDAY.
Portland. or. March %, 1900
wednesday and Thursday fair: warmer.
UNITED sTATES DEPARTMENT. OF AGRi
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Wash, March a. Eo1
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l|MET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash. March y, 1900.
- At he seattie, Tacoma SPOKANE and
I.,Ttng house today Nefe4
~ tN C1.-~arrA Balance
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RrEAMER BAY cry
Leaves fItV COCK fAot ~ Mails street.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays mt
q 3. m Ter Anaepffsn FRiFeaFen ant
Whatrem. EetsrrinE. leaves Mhhlr1ul
sundays. Wednesday, Rf& Ea1&Se az 9
a r.
Eafa from 2estflA. u-M
~ ~ EiTfA Is SON. ONaafG
~. J ELLtH Tfafar Manager.
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u ~. Aeotns -Hasus nlb Premium. SIC.
Csc stH Eib teaes rs 49,
AarsT S@A sFps an unt it,h bcxss. te;
y tNscA 49, Van urutsn s. ilb uas
cGs,.ssS s 1hArdtlus Alb. a.
'1sA MIA u9thiss Ea.le. pes case. Eg:
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sa17.oI7 ~ s1so.a8a 8;
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Seattle. wash. March - 100
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
FOR SALE.
$50 WATCH $50, 90

l MEAN just what 1 say; here is a sur
never happened before and will probably
never happen again: here is lot OF 100
genuine 1I-jewelled P. s Bartlett Waltham
watches. in lax. gold Champion cases some
are plain. others are superbly engraved;
they are the real article and bear the COM
pany guarantee as well as my own; I am
not at liberty to use the name OF the person
that placed them here on sale, but they are
here. and will be sold for 50 90 each (only !
TO a customer; every dealer in the country
knows that these goods used to sell for $50
each, and should bring today $40 10 $40 at
auction. II Is the biggest snap I ever had.
ard you are sure to get one IL you call al
once; otherwise you had better write or tele-
graph; out-of-town customers viii have the
preference; l am willing the whole world
should examine these and pass Judgment on
them, one will he sent TO any address for
examination II 81 is sent with the order TO
Insure express charges; Of course the dollar
Will go toward paying for the watch II II
Is kept: the money Will be returned at once
on all orders that cannot be filled: a few
lady's sizes for the same price; I shall also
offer a solid 1+-karat Gold Hunting Case
Repeating Watch Chat is one that strikes
the minutes by pressing down on the stem);
ii cost STO0. will sell for SiT5 cash; this
must be sold 20 settle an estate; several
other watches that have been taken in
trade.
NEEME'S3 1+S @EW EytT2M X0Sx ST.
HOURS s A. NJ. TO p. NJ. NEAR
SATURDAYS INCLUDED. NASSAU ST.
Also 1901 Washington St. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
kEHICEH VALLEY,

Stations OF 2Sd Cortlandt
(Penna. K. r. Ferries)
23d
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday Other
Xsunday leaves G5 PM ySunday leaves 5l5 Sunday
leagc 1-l5 NJ. Sunday leaves 81 A NJ.
t-7.f0, II 20 A. VI. Local for EASTON
SIS. o, es.20 NJ. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
West and PRINCIPAL local points Parlor and Dining Cars Con
r+,1I;5Y; 100 Noon ."eLAck DIAMOND Ex-
capacity Due Buffalo connecting with through seepers
+12.5i 100 P NJ. For WlLKESBARRE, SCRANTON
t'3.JJ ,.10P NJ Coal Regions and intermediate points
y'5.f0, yj.20P Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+5.J5 XG.GGP < Chicago Vestbule Limited. For MAG
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
and Toronto.
I'LL SEQ PA Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
'S:3J, 900 pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars - Chicago -
so TLAINFELD and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
Sgndy; 9 o. NJ: = TO- 42Q. $40 10 g and 80 NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 49, 6 1885, 9+5 and
5i s Brosdway = Union Square West 2 Columbus Aye y
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from hotel
residence through 20 Destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

f835 yH hSD aHE
%s trGn Psssfs;:ss tRas
s'aiioh: e¢ WHERE osSsr"i.e noted.
'S Cars A New NJ YEA EAST PAmte to two NO Bpe; t, Par95
chicago No e Pf'tsbafs H9sp"S @' '''''D
F4s SP4 GlsxsIsnf
lion cars For cRose ok9F ana Cincinnati
15 5as'fPaaPS' p M I2Tsye S1n 81 LeHs g o1s
eoT G,s Nashville (yia Cincinnati and Louisville Indian
o.55 7. NJ: ST. LoGIs ExPREss-ror Pittsburg.
H. iR%22s4P2 %RsERN 9R st k09ls c5icaso For
7'S5 5Sic1so n PAGIFIc EXPRESS rs9srg and
NJ % aSD S4SeP! PSTHAr1 Ex
PREss-For Pitsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati
m & M iG AsD THE ad ,snG, Streets.
:5ross1 Dns sns SaT eoTSst @ Dps s'rasts ca @ m &
sr9sssE9Jn,al Lin all P4ror and Dining Cars). %
1ff sunday Ia5 (PRaF 05s dining 6nd2
$25 2? Dining Carr. ASS Dining Carr, 9.25 p. m,
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s.25 4.25 p. M. T.. 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
A4hS Ph4 Nf 0E5ssaf G6& SEsp4ays 4 M aay s M and
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m. week
F6R oD hh' FoIS a2 comFGRr dFG and NoRroLK755 m
45f :s5l5 r@s.S: Bass Rs9ar sss sns
Far Pons On New 9or N aH da arc Railroad
West Twenty third Street statiOnl, 500 m. u 40,
20, 3%o 410. and 400 p. m. Sundays, 9.25 a.
455 2. m. from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets),
$50, 600 m. 1850 230, $40 40. and $40 p.
Sundays, 945 a. m. 5.15 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
S s eP5 o Fsnaa 1mfs
and Cortandt Streets 2O) Dining Carr 10 55 Dining
Car 1155 a. 1898 , 10 (Desbrosses Cortlandt
streets. 200 255 S25 s,55 % 425 Dining Carr,
455 Dining Carr, 5.55 Dining Carr, 1855 s25, s55.
925 p. M. 1910 night Sundays. 610, 7.55 (no
coaches) s.25 sos 925 955 Cimte). 955 1885 DIN
ing Carr a. 1898 135 Dining Carr 3.25 3.55. %
Dining Car) 455 Dining carr 555 Dining Carr. 755
: -, p.
Ticket offices Nos 4e1 e45 1885 1854 ILL., and 2e Broad
way; l Astor House; West Twenty-third Street Sta
ton and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street aS
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn Station,
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 1914
Railroad Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
5-2I-ieoO
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave New York. foot OF Chambers ST.
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.
900 a. Daly-Sold train for Buffalo D. m
Birghamt0n WaVerly. Eimra and Bradford. Coaches
parior cafe dining o
2.:S0 p. m. Daily.-Chicago Limited-Fast mail-sod
train to Chicago, arriving 80 p Art Cleveland T40
II. Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati
1.:;O n Daly-Bufalo and Cleveland Express-arr.
Buffalo Bradford %. jamestown 100
lo2Ila m; Cleveland 1890 p m sleepers Buffalo
9.i0 p. m. DaIy.-SoIid train Binghamton WAY
erly Ema, Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Gin
cinnati. Dining
YVICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATIONS III. ll2. 26I. 40l 95T Broad
way 1856 East e5h ST. ana 27s West I25th St. Chambers
and 23d ferries. New York: 1893 Fulton
ST. 9s Broadway, Brooklyn l22 River ST.. Hoboken and
Jersey Station Transfer for and
baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
OTHER hARKErs-RY rEr.EGnApH

.eaga My /soCattle- Receipts Il 0o9 head. choice
sfsas easier: others mostly lDc lower than
;s5sy se fs9ek weak Natives. best sale
% g 3 s + = = s2 seso'sa 5t fseds5s % s. goa $ :, 10
~- s-l,-rs 81 so2Sa; huIs s. g3qS8 30. calves f-r
:, sr*fl fs1ans -Fece.pts head. best On sale
- .o cars ~ - -. Tezas steers Sass 10:
her, T.s - 2ogs3 =. Hogs-Receipts day. 81 go
10 u-pffy~. Holp left over. 200: active mostly
e. 81 .e strong TOP 81 II mixed and butch
''ts' ef'11 choice, .
80 aSs.g g s5as5 light 81 S5Gs5 Is. bulk II
80 ,o1a1so 10 Sneep-Easeipts - head. sheep
hisher. lambs actve I0ff2De good
err - 10 81 90: fair choice Inxad 81 80
.n satep S5Gs5 80. yesflings esaS8. native
ss.s western lambs S89S7 -: spring Ismbs
head being largest MAJ receipts since Nav iseg 81 90