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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

The Mexican population of this sec
ton celebrated the sixteenth OF Sep
TENDER this year in a more extensive
way than ever before, They erected
a stand below town, and there Satuf-
urday evening had speeches, singing
and music, which lasted until a late
hour. This was attended not only by
the Mexicans, but by many Ameri.
cans, who, though they could not un-
derstand the language used, could
understand the spirit OF PATRIOTISM
that prevailed the meeting. On the
night of the sixteenth there was u
ball at the Knights Of Pythias hall,
which lasted until early the next
morning, which all who attended en-
joyed very much. One noticeable
thing about the celebration was the
absence OF drunks. The word had
gone out among the Mexlcans that no
o should drink during the celebra-
ton, aud the order was religiously
Obeyed. When next the Americans
celebrate the Fourth OF July they
would do we'll TO adopt this portion OF
the Mexican celebration.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21
Foreat Len Section no.

Mexico, September 4, 1000. Notice Il hereby
given that William e. Moses by Richard T..
PoAglhls attorneyin fact, whose Post once
application TO select, under the act OF June
tth. 1857. @ostats,. 80 the following described
The NwY MEN seq b Il. ana
the MEN sEK SEQ - % New Mex
loo p B.AA. ungyTveyed.N-,g
; Within the naxt thirty days ftoih datsshere-
OF, proteSteor contests against the selection
OF the ground that the land described, or any
portion thereof. 10 more valuable tof1ta min.
erals lhen for agricultural puipoteg. win be
st6hof Of b 0enOral Land Once. f,U
SUnsYsYRa9
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21
Forest Lieu Selection Ne.

U. s. Land once, Las Cruces, New Mexi.
90. May II, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that
attorney In fact whose Post once address Is
Silver City New Mexico, has made apblica-
ton 20 select, under the Act OF june {. 1897,
Tho North west quarter of the North east
quarter Of section - Township 20 8 Range IL
", New Mexico p. j. an. uneurvoyed.
OF protests or contests against tho said solec.
ton on the ground that the Ian described, OF
any portion thereof. ie more valuable for itl
minerals than for agricultural purposes, will
be received and noted for report To- the oouf
missioner OF the general land omce
E1nL SOLICNAG, q
Hoafat6r.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21
Cured OF Chronic DiArrhoea After Thirty
Years Of Suffering.

~ suffered for thirty years with
diarrhoea and thought l was past be.
ing cured" says John S. Holloway, OF
French Camp, Miss. 81 had spent So
much time aud money and suffered SC
much that l had given up all hopes of
recovery. / was so feeble from the
effects OF the diarrhOea that / could
do no kind OF labor, could not ever
travel, but by accident / was permit
ted to find a bottle of Chamberlain's
collie, cholera and dlarrhoea remedy,
and after taking several bottles / am
entirely cured OF that trouble. Ian
so pleased with the result that / am
anxious that It be In reach OF all who
suffer as l have" For sale by Eagle
drug mercantile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

A o was born 70 L. s. Wilson at
5tsIpv Pass Tys61sy pRbG
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

Last Friday the big grey geldIng
that the Roberts & Leahy mercantile
company has been driving In its
team, was taken sick, and despite all
that could be done for it died. Soon
afterwards Jumbo, the pony that the
children rode, aud which was such a
favorite with all the boys In town,
vas taken sick, and was dead In a few
hours. All the horse owners In town
were scared, thinking a fatal epidemic
had broken out among the horses,
which was likely to carry of many
more. What killed the horses no one
can say, but luckily no more were
taken sick.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

Golden Medical
Discovery, could
be made 70 stand
out aione, Ike a
picture on .
screen, Il W0Nd
attract the notice
Of the whole ma
don. by a curl
ous contradiction
the very frequen-
cy with which TIM
NDiscovery" v
life, robs the fact
Of general inter
est. For obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungS and
other diseases OF
the respiratory or
gans, NC n
Medical Discov-
cry" Is the n
medicine which
offers certain help,
and almost certain
u II contains
neither alcohol
NOR narcotics
sOnly for Doctor
Rierce'a Golden Ned
LII alN-A
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21
Notice.

We hereby notify all. whom 1t may
concern, that we will not be ,fespon-
sible for any debts, bills, or. accounts
contracted by any employee OF sub
contractor engaged in. the constEpc-
ti0n OF the Mofepci Sogthern railway,
unless nponsOrG written rderS
All persons ate, also warned not TO
handle m cash Time statements Issued
by sub contractors on this work, -
they are PAYABLE only TO the per9ous
who actually pert9rmed the work.
SSI @LCui
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

Moses hileA q HiiIfard, Vinta Co, Wysming.
NJ had asthma 80 Bad I eouh act sleep and was
eoapshed 70 give up woIh. n. Affected my
lunGs % that I eoughed all tkR time. both day
and night. Ny fiends al thoaght I had con.
samgtiou. Ny. wttS tn9la.sd on my trying
Golden Medical DisSovef1, fhhvt taken four
bottles aud am now . well man, weighing 1855
p~ouRds-tAaaks 10 Dr.. Pisrea." p
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser tn paper covers, is sent free on
receipt Of Al one-cent stamps to pay the
cost Of mailing only. Address DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21
One Man saved

From a wreck WIN Attract Inc world's
attention to the hfe-saver. Yet let the
hfe-sAving be continued every day, and
very soon Il attracts no pnbhe attention.
II the scene Of the saving %. one life
By that h6e-saving remedy, Or. PieTca,e
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

Superintendent Jennings of the
Superior is now a happier man than
he has been for some time. Mrs. Jen.
ninRs arrived from Cripple Greek, and
now Is making home hOmellke for him.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-09-21

FOR SALE-An eighteen light
acetyline gas machine, but little used
and practically as good as new. Has
been replaced by electric lights. APP
ply To Mrs. o. S. Warren, Silver City,
New Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26

countrv ny The way one weakest in the
cb1ae-S included foreign business on both sides sut
Ut seilpE account. reporteS
h.so s on The French crop OF $50 bushels
fe5sI said 70 be private based on Of
bsi1 LelorIs or conditions Considered bv Broom
Iou,s IN was 566oTe 900 bushels. Receipts al St
tbs- Kansas City again considerable larger
sf,a-St year but Toledo bushels less The
Lsts .SL ADVANCE was rather led by Northwest mar
break 81 SS0ntroued good demand for wheat the
oaSrf. Shlooago earlier in the day. Spring
SsaP We're 2ol against ISL cars last week and
a year ago. The late 10
from local short
sss-.as al'et IN the Gay. when
-.e~. 20 suggest continuation move
Wnere harvest operations in
~uotafions OF cash wheat b basis.
AS4VWs NO red. S2sc; No hard Manitoba s67sc;
- naro Duluth. s6eo; No Northern Duluth s4Asc;
- Northern Chicago, SIlsc... .CORN-Atter early
OF decided weakness, In which liquidation played
ate strength IN wheat, and
Les closed rather firm nc decline. Considerable
rHelihg oy the local contingent attended
vance The export business OF 81 loads while up
me previous DAYS total nevertheless heavy enough
20 snow that Europe is sti ready buy feely
LANoraoie opportunity. An English decline Id1&d in
futures had some influence helping early
mere me main factor Of depression. however
eoushout the entire eastern Of belt with
normal temperatures everywhere Country acceptances
were said 70 be practically nothing
44-sc elevator, 44ss delivered OATS-There was
siderable weakness in oats West decline
cash property here the market closing duh. No
closed q ae No 3 2Ic No white 2ae No white Csc;
usck mixed = Es92sc track white. 2S1eG3Sc: No
Snlte cIlps Zs11c- RYf1-Market easy No West
ern, DOC Q ahoati No Western. 5elsc b,
$50. BARl4EY-Market dull. Feeding, 4Sc 2.
YORK mating, 4S11G5Sc c 1 T. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
sorrHERN corroN MARKErs.

Mobile July 25-Cotton nominal; midiling. s&e; low
mddng e9sc ordinary sac; receipts 1000 pales'
exports coastwise. 1866; stock. 4.4-S
Savannah July 25|-Cotton quiet; midtltns 3$c; low
mddinE 9%sc good ordinary, sac receipts OF oaless
sales o; stock, 14,T45.
Augusta July 25-Cotton firm. midding. 9Ac low mid
stock. 1.49S.
Galveston July 25Cotton quiet; midt!lns vt1S 4o ON
bales; sales = stock, sos.
Norfolk July 25-Cotton steady uliddling, Ice; low
rnGdng gAc good ordinary sac receipts, LI4O ea4es
exports coastwlse. 1913; stock 400
New-Orleans July 25.-Cotton quiet, middl!ng. l0%cs
low middiing 9Ac good ordinary SIC; net receipts L449
bales. gross sO7 exports 70 the Continent 7oV' sAsS
leo. stock. 64.3SS.
Memphis July 25.-Cotton steady; mddIns pas: low
mddpg 91sc, good ordinary &c FecepIs' II 'aS' S'F
ments 954; stock, Io,oeo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
CURIOUS OLD SEA CHESTS.

From The Philadelphia Record
Soma curious old sea chests relies OF wrecks
and oIber wonders OF the deep, are stored in
Walnut-st drug store, the property OF the veteran
Lehman p Ashmead. Mr.. Ashmead Is an uncle OF
Ashmead Bartlett BuFdett-Coutts, the huSoand OF
the well known Baroness Burdett-Coutts- ne went
around the world several times in his younger
days when he officer in the navy and N
his old chests are things with interesting histories
things which having hoated long IN the ocean
after the sinking of the ships that bore them, may
be said 10 have suffered a change into some
thing rich and strange" One OF Mr.; Ashmead
treasures is a bottle OF 'liqueur or, the drink
OF gold which was famous in France in the
Poripa dour's time, but which cannot be got there
now sinra the recipe is lost Gold Is fused IN this
liquor and when the bottle is shaken big golden
globules rise IN and float in the beautiful clear
coIored auid The fusing OF the gold being a lost
art TODAY Mr. Ashmead, when he showed his
LIQUOR bout in Paris, offered many hundred
francs for 1t by wine merchants Only the high
nobility drank in France the ''iqueur dor" and
even thew could only AFFORD II on special ocea-
sions II was essentially lovers drink like the
wine with a pearl dissolved IN it which Cleopatra
once offered to admtrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July IS. 1900.

New-York. July Is, 1860
CoFE'EE-Ihe market for Brazil coffee futures was
gsreTa-T lower and was somewhat Irregular.
steady decline OF Is points This cond!-
tCn continued until TIE final cable Havus showed
Ta-ttsl --coTeryT that turned market which
7At-aY somewhat nervous after the protraced
dec Re Tie early loss IL prices early
cables HaFTe az one tine showing loss Of Idi !
ard Hamburg closing loss Of pig The Brazil
markets On the other hand. hruer Rio re
ported an advance Of 2I5 reis ana
90 RES RIO eaAled he exchange rate at "a lower which
me ngure 70 IL
q, weeks ago The new crop movement showed an ex-
Pancls tendency which LEFT uudercurrent q the
market weak II Indifference Of spot
buyers u ne open market, which closed weak on the basis
q sSGs-7c for No Rio invoice. lots Warehouse de-
hveres continued upon liberal scale however repre-
Ee1tec very fair Distribution
me American visible supply down S4s bags the
smallest tor several years past year ago the
SUPPLY vas 56 So bags Coffee futures steady in
ta1e but ~ the bottom Of the day 1890
points Total sales. IS coo bags The market was
adversely Influenced by further decline the Rio ex
ctGrge rate 10 lo-sd, reported by private cables
TIE q contract prices market today
fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BrEvR.o.D,, were ~ Ss%yoT Jq ~ e 5.59 1900 n
p market Of which IS at Jersey City
Zoe higher bulls and cows were abent Steady at Jersey
City, but advanced fully l0c Sxtiehst owing The
S. IS per 100 NJ bulls at 50 65aSs IS Cows at sass 70
Dressed beef In far demand At !=gsl7o per n Liver
Will 500 quarters Of beef Liverpool for Nelson
100 quarters for schwaTzschid and saisBeTger
"a * TOO Go Il oh9 steers 1879 10 ever
50 %; do. 1000 n, IS DO 10 NJ at 81 %; 20
cows 500 n, at 50 40; Is do, 763 n at s. %
Do 1878 n at s. % bull 500 70. 50; II cows. To-
IS Chicago do 1913 N. s. Is Is DO. I2ls n at 50
n So So: DO $50 n at s. 20 do ITO 70 s. IS
do 1880 10 AZ 81 so; do 1880 70 az 81 80 do s5 70
go n, So 20; Do, $50 n At IS so. o. so 2 Al
= DO $50 b at s. 20 2 steers = $50 n a.
Sc n s. q Do 40 70 s. 1o cows a @ = n q
8 81 20 10 p e 40 : s6s n al s. ~ ss ii d.
-s 5e W ~ g s6 Go 7Io bulls a. $50 IS no. a. cows 500
at So so; $50 n 50 IS: do. 7s4 n at 81 IS 5
a hull; go 81 3 a at S. !: d: 81 SO cow
3 SO ss H. a DO 500 NJ at 81 Is "a do s5 10 at So
Newton & Co 10 Ohio steers. 1929 10. at s. Is do
G. Dllenoack bulls s35 at So Is. cows. SOS 10
j shamberg SON: II chicago steers 1907 n, s. IS
s Judd & bull. 1900 10 50 IS. DO. 900 n. at
50 20 10 sS 10 at 49, COWS eco ~ at 81 Co. DO
robin 8 shannon 'stocksrz" 400 n. 81 rs; do
200 70 a. So bull so S9z n at 8 q % - $40 N At 81
Ru1S4 SCTysRseep,s were ei2 head including a.
for suburban dealers and 10 for the market Trade
Sishsr but closed da to shade lower owing 70 re-
ported late arrivals Reported sales were at s2sgS0o for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26

to extra TSs calf included most Of the
Sales G Curtis Son; so cows and calves. at ssoe
I Heilbrunn: cows calves at ss5a$so per head
And 3 ~ COWS and calves at s'gS50 each sa,
J; H. Hume & cows and calves. $23as5o
ei r :1v ssa S.sd 0f nsan. 80 direct
and !98 for the market Of which 2O3s at sxtieth st
sEh for all no grades Common % prime Esas sold a! $
S 90 fed and mixed calves at 81 5as4 IS City dressed
YeaIs higher at s1@1Ie ~ country dressed at 6'4
e. s 3. HUME Bro ISL ysas l4s 70 average at
Al s.. do 1913 n at s. go DO $50 10 at 81; 10 DO
n at 81 IS IS do MISS $50 'T az 81 Z? II 90 "a IS IS
Sutiermiiks us 10 aS5 FED calves Ss7 no at % =
n at 81 81 do 49, 10 at s. l2s; q ds IL ~ a. So
mixed calves 264 n. IS IS; 90 batteriIs i0l n
bllsn5acE; AIS Veas IA 70, at 81 IS IA mixed
Mullen g a. g ysl' 4; q e. g. IS i.S q d. IA n
mixed cave 49, l4S NJ at s. So DO 1873 % at s. 3 But,
teT TIiis: 10 n at 81 S7's DO 22s NJ at s.
Z s. IS DO DO l - a, At So Is mixed calves 1872 ~
Is 70 %4.a cs9.: ls s p =. - S s 30 5
10 at 50 so; DC. 21O 70. az 50.
n at s4 6uttsrmik i2s ~ 10 at ss ''-''''
robin Shannon Ss1 81 7 yea i5o n at ST 10 mixed
y g. curtis Son: 70 ysals, $50 n at 81 Is: 9 do.
81 3 3 90 i2 5G r. dP Sd i3s d. m 3d. o. a
DO l79 ~ at So; do 9s 10 So 81 mixed calves. 1O6
D.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 30 cars, e,4S1
head including saughterers and SO for
sale Of which Al at Jersey city and 81 al sxtieh-s
Good sheep Arm the common grades hard
the best grades common and medium grades selling all
the from IA sc than yesterday at the close
at Jersey City Common to good sheep sold 81 5O9
s. G2A 100 n; common to choice lambs at 81 62}s
Dressed steady at 5laese per 70; dressed lambs
:, q o n % 80 %ss ia lambs 8 ~ At s. 60
St W snssp TEns d az % 81 Tsn d. n
s. IS: Kentucky DO III ~ at 81 %: DO $50 ~ at
lucky lambs u n at So S. 25s do IS n. at So so
Harrington c.: 25l Kentucky lambs az q 10. al % 90
n al s. 62i4 ESQ West Virgins do g b at So West
virginia sheep os n at 81 25 80 Kentucky do 80 No. at
Mcpherson & Co: 12s Virginia lambs. 70 n. SO 30
25 do 20 10 %; 81 70. Sc: 2ss DO CT 10
So Co 294 West Virgina do, 81 n at IS 62ls 3 Ken
J. H wiIkerson: 223 Kentucky lambs. Y n, at SO IS
2as do 70 10 SO So 70 g. 10 Sc IS; 20 40, 50 n
1914 PIT do 81 no SO 1914 100 do IS 10 At So
Kentucky sheep, 142 n at 81 s2'A Is DO. 10 10
M Collins 2O7 Ohio lambs IS 10 at IS so; 1s4 Penn
syIvana do 60 S. so. SO Pennsylvania sheep III
a. q 80 OHIO hi 90 bucks TX 10 iii a. n al 81 So 0
s sanders: 255 Kentucky lambs, so 10 IS 20; Is
CO n at IS So 81 state sheep. 81 ~ at s. So d. 70
70 at s.; do I67 n so a, 8 ,2 Is lamb. 81 - "a
2sS Kentucky 81 n. IS rs; Virginia sheen, 90
Jeine Wright Co: state lambs, So 70, 50 y;
state sheep 70 n az 81: state buck ISIS 10 at So.
HOGS-Recepts "a 4.266 head, including
o. the market State hogs sold az s. - and IS 30
saies-s Sanders: % state hogs, 1915 average. a,
s. 30 Per cq % 4 d. at g 50 T0ush' DO 80
Tobn & shannon: ? STATE hogs. $50 70, at IS rs |
~ az s. a. I TO- rough o. $50 n at s. S.
Collins date yesterday: "A State hogs i4s n. at S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cte
quiet sales GO bales. speculation and exTorI 7'oy
Bales American 5000 bales recelPts 9Voo ens,a5
American Middiing upland. 2I-s2d- Futures 49,
steady. 5-G4d advance Al Is was qI5et -5-'1a
2z4G net advance: closed quiet net 12-o4d
Esd higher Deem January. 1855; Januasy -
Az 88s FebruaTysarch ass a1aFei
jay % nominal Juy-August. 5S+s A4sIs IpI-sr
n 800 septrnaher-Ocrober i6Os. Cctoper--Ho -
ss-s. November December. 44lb Manchester yarns
quer C-oths-sorne business at low prices -. mara
flour AND MEAL-EArly IN the cay ptlceH. -
Harked n EQI5 points grades conI2tI.is -
drop n wheat but with atters hnHl raIy caas
stea1.er cosing hour- Trade curing ne e s505
snoeeratey Spring patents were Ga 81,
20 winter srraights S5gss az ~ sgrs So winter
z eoaS3 extra winter 81 7oLsz so no
tls - SPOT ana 20 RYE FLDL ss 81
qacea Fair % good s. i5Ss 80 choice &c fancy -
e. 3 CoTsnMEAI1-ouis5 S1eI tqEasv quoted
Eae szts ana geIioS 81 coarse. s9ls2s FED
Teak quoted. Spring bran spot sl8 odSle % SEQ
z arrive 200 70 sl68si8 s. coarse winter nisn
~ 5DlSlS 30 homtny chop. Sl1mSll O0 oHih7a4' 49,
lEs-e6 of cake S27 -. corn Oh cake. ~ -.
GBAIN-WzEAT-In the last hour 81 pushes 80
tercsy bull Operators advantage o. ps c
e tie day prices went on ABOUT 80 1srset a
f.0n previous night This rally gave nc 'h1
hrn Close Wtfh urces &c hlgEef man 1N7
fose and practically AZ top point q ,ch ed
= about 10000 bushels mostly hasa q, iosSs S9cna
transactions an he seabosrd reached o. s g.,siS
eneoaragersanr 70 a Of tfhlts 49,
beer disappointed a. absence or iotels. ,ts
eresf rr9yafe cstIe during The day AttFibetee 80
apathy 10 weather tIFfp k
wheat poorer fcur 6emand and prospective 49,
meLts from Russia The cable news $500 ~ Tsnda-
weaker markets except for 10 poinL 81 deciins.
gsst Ergsh ogotsftons showed III cd nst "a
Berlin vas x marx lower Paris wheat 80. r,ar
antwerp unchanged. The early oPsF@''S' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Tork, July %, 1900
BEANS AND FEAsThe market continues Is 70 aI rus
a. there II feeling. though prices are Eo
nota5Iv changed Exporters are very ndnerent ana 100
5srs seem have sufficient stock % supp5y p Icb
thew inclined 10 stock up InuSh az
naa.on OF wear We quote: Beans marrow, choice
do choice. 81; DO pea canlce
90 90 81. do pea choice bags: 81 lzs4S@ ls 90 a
- 49, sao5 DO white kidney. choice, a. 30 90
kiqTg choice So l7lsgs2 90 DO black t1FSie soup
FeoN 81 Isxt bO DO California 81 aZz He9 90 40
Choice - far 70 prime. 81 s09$l 81 20 imported
,rssi1n fair to prime. 81 oG9St % green pens eS' -
49, a. on do scotch. bags. 81 % = ..a -
7TEsf2-The slight evidences q ~eaAhs5s
teay shading OF prices 70 warrant a9upie qsolaID
sureeh NERAL trading basis for strictly extra cram
LsIhsRs 20 but Isze eceepted N
stances W Teset export demand. little or no speeHiatVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New Hork- foot Of SeAEnoe-s 81
az earlier from ". I'D 81
900 a. Daily-Soifz for BUeralo- AN > -
Binghamton WayeTly, Elmira and Bradford SoA>nsAt
paT0F and cafe dining 60 Buffalo
0:11 a m--Daily. sundays. % 8inEha11ton-
Owego wayerly. Elnira DelaWars Valley pointa-
Monticello Pullman ParloF cara
Daily-Chfcagn Liuitsd-Fasr naI-soLd
arriving o. Cleveland 20
CHICAGO Dining
80 b. m Daily.-PufTaIo and Cleveland E1p=sss-arr-
Buffalo TOS Bradford Jamestown 100 and Youass-
p Cleveland 1890 SlesDsFs 20 Bufais
Cleveland. Care
O.I5 D. N Daily.-soId train for Riaghamton, Wly-
sFiy Buffalo Chicago. Gin
cinnati. Dining
SIIICE ETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMMoDATI0Ns al III LIZ 2el sol and ~ Broad-
and West 2sd 81 ferries York. asa FULTON
81 % Broadway BROOKLYN. IL River 81. HobOksn.
Jersey CITY station Transfer CO. Gala for
checks baggage q destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATSKILL.

VIA CATSKILL-
To a Points CATsKII-L MOUNTAIN. OTIS. CATS
KILL. and TANNERSVILLE RAILWAYS. making direct
c-,nnectl1ns with leaving al =
II go and J. and West Shore leaving so
and II IS A. NJ
Also direct connections with the Hudson River Day
Boats and CatsktN Evening Line.
Re,iuc ed Excursion good Tor the
The DETROIT SPECIAL the New York Central,
leaving 1 P. NJ DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY viii
Parior and Dining aords the SHORTEST most
pedtaus and convenient q reaching HCrel
Kaaterskil Mountain House, Laurel House, Antlsrs.
HATNES CORNERS. TANNERSVILLE. and al the
Mountain Parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26

East Liberty Penn July 25-CattIe steady; So so
GS5 10 prime IS 4Od$5 6O; 50 5OQS4 Hogs slow
and lower: heavy Workers. and mediums s. 6O6s2 %
heavy hogs IS 5OfS5 So: Workers.. 81 5O4S5 CO.
roughs 50 0a$5 Sheen steady; choice wethers s. 4o
81 80, 81 oOf1SZ cholce - -4%' ~
common 10 good. S3dS5; veal calves So 5GelST.
East Buffalo July 25.-Receipts-Cattle. 95 sheep
and lar7bs 3 cars: hogs 2 Shpments-Cattle. %
cars; sheep lambs hogs, Cattle-Fair
demand full steady: calves supply; good demand
choice to extra good choice IS 5G9$8 sheep
and Iarnbs-Moderate demand. spring lambs. choice 70
extra T5GS6 good choice, s. 5o9S5 10 Eat year
81 5OGS5; wshers choice 70 extra 81 4fS4 90 tat
export S4dSt 3. Hogs, heavy, 81 $685. SO.
mixed SsGS5 @ workers. IS 65dS5 20. pigs IS IS roughs.
s. 9OaS5; stays, IS 50G$4: close sc lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpeatne ruled rather dull 0ut
shade Disappointing Southern adVices ana IA
the absence OF buyers Rosn continues quiet al IN
changed prices. We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81 90 DO oil bbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINEI-45g45+sc - 80 - ., 70 =
e. 20 g 81 s. Fl 81 90 I 81, X. 81 %: NJ. 81 40 N
So TO- " G. 81 SIS: " ", 50 TO-
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosa S4S bbis
l.O0S DDS
savannah July 25-spri,s turpentine firm, 4Il=c re
600. exports. 54S Rosin nrIn
and Unchanged. receipts 4.7o2 bills sales. L240i eX-
Sbaneston July 5.-Turpentine-Market steady, Ale
wilmington July 25.-spirits turPentne nothing 40
-, rcoeipts bbls Rosin firm, 81 2ltSl 20 receipts
s AbIs rde turentne easier 81 504$2 50: receipts
- mis- Tar arm 81 40 receipts. ITS bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
new YORK CENTRAL.

sDsIy. except Saturdays and sundaya saturdaJs only
sl3 A n. and ass P N. Daily. except Sunday 20
Pittsheld: only $40 A. u
Pullman Cars all through trains
Train with Ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices l13 26l. as and l2i6 BruadwsY >
Union So aTS Columbus Ave. l33 West l25th St,
i25th So and Issth S. stations New York: S3S 20
Fulton St and IO4 Broadway, e D, Brooklyn
Street for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence By
GEORGE p DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.