davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

dressed dull at sa1ec little calves steady at ea7lae;
sales-J96a 2 Nelson: 2s veais. 10 70 average. at
ss S .: lSs Ii = a. :4 p n IS al q !. y T. 3 3
u ii. Hume & Bro: yeas 1ss n at IS so. ID do.
sts at s :svi! s8 Il 81 ST. e al :sss a. iSs n S i s s. ss s
s. fs lis yis' s at 81 3: p a. a. s. s IS & e e S. S.
IS DO Si los [f1,is e. az 50; do Is 10 a. s4 So
baTayafd calves: 5is r. At = s. : g. 's d. Ia sis @
esorss Pllsnblch; = yea!s. lo1 n. at $3.50
~ at S 2a: 40. lso n. al S; d. 27S n at 81
at IS s. Is DO rs r s ss 70 a do "a aSs ~ 70
n IS So 2 yeainss, $40 n al S. IS: do. .7 s
ss = Do z n at s. 8 s' ID at - % a0 50 d.
s. Newton Co.: veals lis u. at IS; do. Ts 70 at
Tobin IS veals 11s ~ at s.: Is DO II n al
SHEEP AN3 8 A ALAMBS.Rsoeipts for two days were IS
and IS for the market making with the stale ana
sxtieth-st Sheep were in fair demand ana stead tSp
grades trie arm amos were OF better average quality
higher; few cars were held over The feeling was am
$ si 60 s5s Food Ss;S:fs sSss s5 So's
shoe LAMBS a. a 7$s is general ssiss a, PT s 500 a
Sc 10 b egs l at StgS & 80 Dressed gsion steady at Sg
dressed winter lambs in light supply ana steady.
g % Per 100 fo III a. 81 S. So
100 Kentucky DO SO ~ at s4 bucks IN n at g 50
oa MSPhezsQR % Ca p 30 Buffalo lambs s. So I NJ y at Sc i2
2 Buffalo sheep. 14O n. at $4 So
5 m g n & S So q B5ao 5ai50 sbsep s%0' los 81 n n at e g.
Judd Co: 50 Ohio lambs, 50 10 at s6' i6i Buffalo
do. 20 ~ IS So 107 Ohio sheep l02 10 at "a so Ga
de, 113 70 $4 35 1T Buffalo do. Us n. at Si co. 13l
Kentucky DO. 20 n. at So 25
Newton & Co: 135 OHIO lambs. IS 70 at SO 60: IS
do 50 10 go o. II Ohio sheep % n at 81 lsa So
s Sanders III state lambs. % n: at g. l9o de- s0
b IS O5 215 Buffalo do 20 70. At So q Ohio do 20 10
at ss 20 Western sheep l23 10 at So 2'2 do 10 e at
S4 rs: culls, 20 10. 81 So
j. H. wnkerson: 100 Buffalo lambs 70 ~ at So less
IS s3 Buffalo sheep III 10 at 81 so
Sherman & Culver: 1872 Indiana lambs. poor, % -,
10: ~ Ind sheep, OF n, at - 25.
Tobin & Shannon: 9S Indiana lambs, 70 70, az So; So
do 81 10. So 40, % Indiana sheep H. 70. at 81 49,
D. Harrington 1873 Ohio lambs. 81 n, al 50 l22; l92
so h. Sc To- 2CJ Indiana DO, 80 fb at So; 19i
Western do Gs n. al So s7z: ss2 do 7s Ib' at s. So
j. h. hume & BIO, 200 mich lambs s. n. az So Is:
22l "A 70 s. 62l= ii2 state CO. sS n at
Sc; Is 70. At $ 62'4; 10 do so n. at 50; 24
Andrew Nuiien: 81 cGI lambs sheep.
George Dilenbacl,: &c state sheep % u. at s3 90
HCgs-Receipts for two days 56s cars or 10 S92
head including 3ls carloads Tor the market. Feeling
firm ordinary choice hOg5, PIGS Included were
Eoss quiet. but fairly steady
saIeTosin shannon; 80 State pigs. 75 70 average at
HSrTngon & c.: Al PernsyIvania PIGS ss n. at s. s.
Newton C. Gate Saturday.: So Virginia pigs, IL Io
at IS 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
rrroprAN proprcE MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL Feb. t.-C1osins--Wheat-Spot duh: No 1
Cal f5rrfa ia red Western winter IS IND
No Northern spring Is 81; futures steady March. Is
IIild. Nav. tUrn-Spot steady American
mixed new D. ga g. American mixed old 2s Id; fusures
steady; February IS Sgd Aarcl 81 S@d May. IS 92sL
Canadian SID Flour-St Louis fancy
" nter steady at I'd. Hops LoaGon-Pacthe Coast
l5s Reef India DIS OIL
Pork dull: prime mess, Western Gas 3D. Hams-short
cut Ia 20 Ii n. steady AS cd Lard steady; prime
IN ttsrces 9ss "a; American rearel in pals
Sps Sd Bacon firm; Cumberland 20 q 80 70
short rb "a 70. AIS cd; long rnddes. light
- ~ "a n clear mlddes. heavy. - 40 n
9a 81 short clear backs 10 20 10. 3Ss 3d bellies
l6 70, as 50. Shoubtsrs-Square II to 10 n hrn
369 Sd Butter DUH United States 93s good United
states cheese quiet Ausrlcan finest white sos 6d
American finest Colored, OILS Sd Ialow-Prime city dull
o5 ID: Australian Iond easy 2ss. Cotouseed
TJ,ir refined spot easy. 2Os. Turrentne-Sprts quiet
aSs "A RCsin--COIuncn steady, a. Sd- Petroeum-Re-
ene5 quiet. Ttd Lnseed oil easy, IDS 3D.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
&ailroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD.

,,,,i,., main. leave New York OF Chamoer, St
a. follows and minutes earlier from W. I'D ST.:
o0o m paily--Sold train for Buffalo. Arr. 8 o. m
F1Ebarton waverIy Emira and Bradford. Coacnes.
parior car ana cafe dining car TO Buffalo.
n m Daily Chicago Limited-Fast Maii-Solt
train 10 Chicago arriving 20 Cleveland T4O a
SIsaners 20 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
80 :. m Dany-Blralo anG Cleveland Express~Arr.
RIerao O5 Bradford 100 jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 1927 a m. Cleveland L. 80 , n sleepers But-
falo and Cleveland. Care car
0Ian m Daily Solid train for Binghamton Waiver
lv EImra Chicago Seepers to Buffalo Chicago Cincin-
Dining car.
TiICKETs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOAtMoRAtiGSS5Ss S5sb az III ~. -Sl sol ana 2S'
CnaTbers ana 25d ST. ferTes New-York: 333 and
500 Fulton St 9s Broadway. brooklyn. t22 River
Hoboken and Jersey City Statton. New-York
Go cals and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
1.rvErpooL COTTON MARKET.

Ltverpo5I Feb II { 2. r. -Cottou-Spot-EaLr demant;
prices barely steady; American mdding. I-l0d Inc
o. bales OF which 800 were for
speculation export and irciuced 95Go Anls.tcsn Re
opened quiet aud closed easy AulerI-
cgn milling, m tsSriary 3 2--o59o - cd VaIae ,,
Il el sellers and May. if6fG5 l5G4d buyers
4iav and June l2-64I5 l3-64t value June and July.
fO-6Il buyers; July and August I64d buyers; Auss
md lspteTlber, 5SG4d sellers; September, SS-64t
sellers Oc.ober G i-biI roHnlna4' Oe'ooet and W
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

s eeston closed quiet with quotations sc lower On
~, fcss = s-5" fo- M ldls upland and Gee flr md
S.5s Ss Sat sales ssoe bales Southsrn spot markets
sassr, unehshsed Slec; Mobile qu e., uncfanges
a-lee' SsVsUnah steady unchanged, sac: Charles
---nged az 5-l8c Nogl3ik steady, sachanged. a.
.-soc, Baltimore ncWinal. gNchange3 9Ac; Augusta
ttsseoy &c higher. az Sac; 81 Louis unchanged. q
nc Lsfratcd receipts tomorrow al NeVr-Oresns a
~. % o'0 bacr. against sou bales week aeo and
tshts hales year Houston 10 GO hales
80 compared with u SSl bslss bsles
tlst Year.
heoe'rts ports and interior points today CON
-.Io. WIN rhe CAV LaEt N-aak ana last .har.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
q, the parts and interior points to-day. CON
. the same day last week anc last wear:

-.eh tEcnonee special Lrespool cahes.Spot cotton
aE business doing 10 600 speculation and
-g3it oye; American 5000. uidGl ne-uphnd z-l6S
opened steacy brd unchanged closed easy.
E-rrlkea y > points lower; February s22Ns g ;
--teis-slerch 5lss Manch-AprL o lie: April-May
A,,.... nsl-June l2a5 i3- Jpne-July. Blob; July
-~tAel bcIh AnPust-Septeu1her sSs: Serienlher =,
ssss; sepielnher. s33v. Cctober-Soa snber 2aS
~, ssltT--l arms and cloths quiet.
-. sJlk AND MEAIs-The nour market was stinened
ntue ~ strength IN wheat yesterday. but
-isty 70 the acvsnlaGs eeefs. however denland
III sehg shut on almost entirely trades hens
20 tne well brands. spring patents
nts az sseS3 5: winter straigits 50 s9Gss 90 winter
ysr,s sssegtSis spring clears. S39SS IS. No
sr,s. - s91s -; extra 10 winter 50 509S2 co;
NJ ~ voe sl3 80 and srTivs backhest nour
r~cs :. ttiE fLOLR--Straey- quoted: Eair 20
tEsr W is ePess % fspey SO 2ofss 30 CORY
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

CoTTcN-C1erl- -o-s cotton furures were resttlcie1
% unusually sua. IroF1itt1ua to-day, &+.- prices kei
wliain Bounds. Taken whole, u was a
cay 81 professional view % TO morrow
hlit-y Tie pItlc olTfIihl ed few struggling orders
onr a1d t1legr professional i-terests were small Al
te.- mus ne room routf-rent Aau tlnss % LleI4-
..tG alo setLe1 informally lrcn poacE o. procrasu-
a2ncn re1sccu comm fr1rnts On the frst call
teoE nreercnc prevailed win price, pc.nts ngiief
a period - rcIulfal steacinTss
Net tcAcwec t rFalUa 4erlu- under selling to' hHh
tcopnts by rt absence ot support from a.
taaitt- NQfc.ttore TttNff fd'e!nAie 10 Atsi.4
MARKET e. RE sfarl pessirn,stlca-y
Inclined tor tne being. Eush l. terpool cables were
s.ekiTcec "a were FuaG F-I- receipts and knoWeete
-' spot markets Slut- holding tr- Inferior town
-.s.IS Ne!e !atheI lager tran expected. anc i i-
.-- n-!c-cc capr5 rtUtl ufGonk spuneis win trade
ltaucns. considering The aaytsahl-
W ~ cartaluert These latter influences were TSally
aztec unloading long cotton ano Tor
.e.l4s sor sales LDaer ths pressure values WORKED
Nel.t tleallA tlluga rt slowly doWuNcrd, tnd ~ 40
.e curing Tie session there real evidence " re
-..tet..t enefgs. Speculation particularly so"
e~i- tne afternoon virtual In DbserN ance
.N-en room shovts IRE market closed barely
'',els aie nei aIl. points lower
Nes AS follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The rriouns
"A received their Uptown Office No i.2se Broadway.
% door 31st-st.. clock adyerse-
ments the following branch Offices regular
Office until O'Clock viz: 2oi sth-ave-,
23d-st. l52 6thave, cor l2th-st Nacys 6th-avs
and l4th-st Colunbus-avs West 66th-st: Iod
f2d-st 6th-ave: 90 East l4th-s5.: 25T West
s2d-St.. 9TH and Sth l59 East a7th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
HAIIRoAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENry-THIRD STREET
AND DEsRRoSsEs AND coRTLANDr STREETS
sTfbe leaving time from Deshrosses ana
Cortiandt streets il five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thtrd street
Station except where otherwise noted
s x W. To s r, Pe5uI sepns IL sT Car sssuas %
os 4 u T. FaS aIEf,'isnf aeS eiyiaaa Com
scRn csR ess esnd Toso eaa
155 = W. cfTTcaGo AND sT LOUIS ExpREss-Eor
Toledo. Louisville tvia cincnnat2. Indianapolis. Chi
5.55 P. VI. ST LotIs ExpREss-Fe-. ptrr.eurs.
555 p r. wEsTERS sszin ExPRssors RHs chicago For
75s faisD @ PSe1c saiPsy PRES Car pDurz and
Chicago For KnoxviIs daily, via shsnandoah Valley
So SSr 2 VI GLEyELAXP AMP cINcISN1rI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
DnSs iS IS E s nas asd csG s35and H. Ssf
srss. eD,niDs 5 5 S9E 10 DssPFPssss and c9G5lana5
Dnins CaTsl as 2s DINING Car. ASS tDnlng Carl
Can m y sS Is S iaias Car rs 80 oS s.sos sDhnai
In az Paror and Dining Cars $25s as Dining
s0TTBEES }iI57355SS. Rally s5 ito
NORFOLK EPs; Sb M2sR = = RxMaRssSn Z Riss SaS HsDh.
{SS e9T sas G5T3iss5 Ei@:4: NJ y R.sE n
'a oi6 8 e h9S ss g. "a daily NJ and 4s
sEARo AIR IINE-Elortda and Metropolitan LIN
oI6 pdT c6MFoRr q f1y EgrsSs s5g e 81 1snt 5sy
A7'I.aNT1yE A7'ssST1ys rITv ana soS 2 m daily
-,,-NtN iiS 1r-SS9 a. m. and 20 p. Week-tayl
standard Coaches. -
1AfE MAN.-l25J q. m.
F points on New York Railroad Cc-orl
west lwenty-thisd Street a
20 a2d 455 ,. Sundays. 9.25 a M. 455 ?.
sTrcr Dssbrosses and Cortandt Streets). 900
ESQ $40 and 510 D. m. Sundays. ais a "a. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
so DsI2E0?sss @ ard az q Gsrslaad Streets 500 rs Lcs
and Crtlandt Streets 10 20 Dining Carr Dining
Sarl ll9S a n t25J r. 50 Dining Can 2t0 (De>-
presses end CortiAndt Streets 22N ass 2S. ass. AS
80 (Llnlng Carl. 4-J5 Dining 3 Dining
j D. n. y.
30 ono coaches). SIS S5S. 925 s55 L-mired) ass.
100 Dining Carl e. 55 1888 Dining Carl l55
Dining Carr. 25 3.55 q 25 (Diring Carr ass Dining
night - - - 49,
Ticket Oss $751; a45 1856 IaS4 III and 2sI Broad
way, Astor House; West y-hird Street Station;
and stations foot of peshrosses
Court Street sen Fulton Street Ss Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check bagssge from hotels residences through
q destination.
Telephone 94 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. E. HUTCHINSON. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
a12 4 NJ and G.35 VI. Daily except sunday.
Pttsheld: Sundays only At 9 20 A ~
Pullman all through
Trains ilumna ted with Pintsch L ght-
Ticket Offices Ii3. 26I as and 1916 Broadway. g2
Union w. 2TS Columbus 1873 lS5th
l9Oh and ISsth stations. New York $50 and 7cs
Fulton t04 Broadway Z D.. Brooklyn.
800 2SIh Street Cor New York Ceutrai Cab
Baggage checked from hotel residence
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE r. pANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin St; station. N Y. follows
and l5n- later foot West 42d ST.. n. r.:
.I;l0 A. M.-For INTERIM points Albany Montreal
vi 20 A MI Lake NOhonk. Minnewaska. Saratoga.
Catskin Mountains and Utica
100 P M.-ChicasO Express. Daily.
s225 p M.-Cont Ltd for Detroit Chicago 4 81 LoaA
t3;A9 M--G9 For hudson River Polnts 10 Albany.
.6l5 T. Nor Rochester. Bufta-o. Cleve. Chicago
tso9 p M-For Rochester Buffalo. pstEoit = 81 louA
s3lS y. M--FOr Syra ROch- Mag. Falls, Qet. 4 Chi
"Daily. tDally except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No I. at l0:tO \. M. az 2tS Leaves Jersey
City. 2. r. r. sta. No. II 20 A NJ, 3:S5 ?. ID
Time tables principal hotels and Offices Bagg2gs
Checked residence by WestcOtt Exp. C. e
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

FoTeign coffee markets; ssntos-Cofio- market hrm;
Eood Santos $500; receipts 24O0 bass; stock
llss001 Haubulg1offee market opened unchanged; at
$50 UNCHANGED 70 \ ptennig lower: GALES,
la010 bags Eavfe-Coftee market opened unchanged;
70 n. months UNCHANGED far months 4 franc
higher, p. months advanced : franc, other
months unchanged Al 5;s0 p m unchanged. total sales
lE0I0 bass.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

4 DvFRTIsE1MENrS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown once No i242 Broadway
ot 3lstst. until O'Clock .. advertise
the following branch Offices regular
once until O'Clock Q. viz: s5f sth-ave
2sd-s, l52 sth-ave I2th-st Macys. 6ta-ave
lsh-st l42 Columbus-ave. West 66th-st: l08
West 42d-st near 6th-aye se East lith-st 2os West
42dst betwean TN sub 1s0 +thst; L33s
3d-ave. between 7eth and nth lo26 3dave
6lst-sG: lI0s lsave. seth-st; I5d TrsnOnt-ave
$50 3d-ave 4lst-st. 5o4 3tave cio Risscker-sr
22J Bleeoker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

, DVERTISEME ENTS and subscriptions for Tbs Tribune
N received at their Uptown Office. No L2i2 bsoadway
% coor north 31st-sL until o'clock advertise
rents the following branch Offices at regular
2Sist i32 6thavs 12h-st Macy ota-sve ,os
Ia COlumbuS-ave.. west ieo
42t-sL. 6th-ave; 81 East l4fh-s 20 Wss
42dst 9Th lJ9 East itn-sii Lse>
sd-aVe nerveen T6h and 77th st.: i025 adaves nsAr
6ist-st: l7os sothsts 30 Trsmon-See
rs ReeckAr-e&
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PfiILADELPHIA.
$3.50 3T.3O $500 -9.OO 1000. s11So a. " 90.
+4-uO sS4OO - 30. 800. ZOO. yI3D.
$500. '79.25 D. m. sl2 Is ndE
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'-4SO tS0O %I0,O. 'IISG a. m.. tIQ0. s1.3o. $40,
500 200 2. m '12. IS ndt
43i 95 1860 1884 Broadway. 11s 5th Ave- TS7 9Th
Sq West 153 East 125th St, 273 West I25th
245 Columbus Ave-. New York: Court ST.. 344 500
Fulton St Brooklyn; 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
calls and checks bagsase desti-
'Fr6m Liberty St only. .Dsny tDaiy. Sunday
SSurdays
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne BEGAN the week pretty
much in the condition closed the previous one
ruling quiet ard steady with demand slow at old prices
Rosin without price feature. Tar was
also quiet We quote:
IAR-Regua-s, 81; DO oil bbls, S4
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-40G40ic
QSlN-Corra9n 70 good strained. 81 -; p 81 40; =
81 20, q 81 So r. 81 50; / 81 80; K. 81; NJ s. 10: ~
50 50; " G. So 50; " W. So
STOCK ON HAND
SpHitS turptntlns Zolt ouis
~4 A'Aoo ''40
Charleston. Feb II-Turpen,ne steady S6l3c. Ros-n
firm. unchanged.
Savannah. Feb. l1-Spirits turpenttne Arm. SIC;
cepts Sis bbs; sales 27s: exports. Rosin firm and
unehsrsed receipts 247 bhs: sales exports 191s
Wilmington. Feo- ll--SpiTiJs turpsHtine steaGy
changed; receipts. casks. Rosn steady. unchanced
receipts, bbs Tar steady, 81 Is; receipts, 100 bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
Srazilisn oonee is az foll1

Rio-coFee market steady; ~ Rio. eS20o; exchange,
. 5-l6d receipts 5000 tags, cleared for the United
Sts'ss a00: stock .sjS.uu
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
LhCKANANNA RAILROAD

Sleepers open az $50 p, NJ.
Tickets 95 Filth Ave. oSi Columbus Ave. 113
40 Broadway Il Park PI. 1873 W. l25th ST. and 3Ss
Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
Westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage 10 destination Except SUNDAY. -Daily
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12


BEEvEsHeceiPts for J~2 DAYS were :52 cars or 4524
% neaa ar neg9s M @ - TsS i9I TSiT any, IL IL t3I
,sFs on sle OF whsh S8 at Jsrssy ol'y ana at SIX
ana bulls; medium cows also heli uP fairly well. bur
bar q TAT COWS which were full STEADY few cars Of
ca'ile Wers heid oye Medium 10 choice native steers
huis So lpaSf ~; 81 95aS3 25 inferior
asassa per n for nafge sides cables sesdy s TIE
sa his sfernoo or TaesSay rno2nsS With csTeo o m p
VIC 1qsy &c m the ss,5 o M w 2k Rrs% Sg S Gat
Limited and rs head for y Morris also B. 7G6
cattle and - sheep for Harvey Outerbridge
dTe be,weSa J. sh5mSerF < Son and schwafzscSd s2d'
sulzberger also sloo quarters Of beef
ssIesHM sTLsrsou & CO. 10 Kentqeky steers. ssl5 70
o iia3 r. ~ S 65 20 DO 1856 n at 81 20; IS Ohio do
II ii't s. = at s 5S oG 70 9 II s 4S oG 30 sd iSs % @ a.
$a g 90 rsG % n lss' z a! g $ s. & 81
Saasers 8 Illinois ;tssrg s?5s n. a. s. aG = do
S 90: Sulls Ill2 n al 81 tO 772 r st sS
H. at IS 10 is e76 NJ at g; DO ios. 70 At Sc g;
10. at s. Is; 10 d. 5is, 70; al 81 ,.,.
= a. shaasiFs SEQ S.is Ss''
s. So 10 Do ICos y AZ 81 % stag, l1eo n. at s4 80:
5 S ' at s aS az $50 5''i r. at S g do IS
s5 6 q q ss 50 o ~ al 8. = M 20 n ao at Is 3 80 at $ Sc
f5o ! bun 4s2Oa e r = At IS 81 Dc % $50 s
do 652 n. 50 O5 do 745 10. So %; IL do 725
Andrew Muen / bull $50 N. IS Is; cows. 100 n.
So IS.
George DElenback: cows sIs 10 So 10
Ohio 1870 10. at S5 IS; p
Chieago ll67 S. 49, - do 1907 10. at So 10 do.
1876 n - Is.
TsS.a S6annsp; bulls; 1879 1879 n $; =, 4 DO ESQ r
So TO-
MI head @ c1: Tn5:h D..ss5 sSa
SSS per head and 'sprlngers'' b Tobn & Shan
non at S21 80 each. Feelirg steady.
,CALNES-Receipts fer two days were lIsS head in
gliding 81 for butchers market OF which
i47 Sxtieh-s; and 2S7 Jersey City The market
literally active and steady for and 1898 higher for
harnyard calves Early closed promptly.
and the 500 head that arrived later Sxteth yards
were likely 10 be disposed OF afternoon Common
20 choice vesls sed s5uss so 100 ID culs and tile
calves at 81 boL s4 .5 baFnyard calves So 2oSS
yeerlinss 81 1888 25 City slow s.8
l2zc 70. prime selling up country
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
THE MARKETS.
r DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

Ner--N.-k. Fshrunrr hi. ranl
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February II. 1901.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
LEH!CH VALLEY.

Foot Of West sd a Corandt and DesOrosses
Daily Except sunday sunday changes: c las d12EA
c Is. 65- t6Ia ass. x6I5- y5..5. AIS.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
CENTRAL B. R. Gf NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively,
-Four Tracks ''Electro-Pnsumatic signals
Stations in New York Liberty ST. and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty S. below ine from South Ferry
five minutes earlier. except as noted
New-York tribune., 1901-02-12

Receipts Of breadstuns al interior points in tho,
last three ciphers Oe) omitted -four bbls grain bV
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
BETHEL GILEAD.
Mrs. Kendall ia unite in

Mrs. Kendall is quite ill.
All those having the grip are on the
gain.
Dana Washburn is the owner OF a big
span of horses.
Mrs. o.G. Bowen fell, hurting herself
quite badly recently.
9. j. Torrey OF Addison visited at his
uncle's, M. W. Edson's, Thursday.
M. w. Edison has lost the horse that he
bought OF Willis Dav is. Blood poisoning
was the cause.
Geo. Byam and son, William, have been
called to Burlington on the liquor case of
Albert Spooner.
Elias Bowen, Chas. Call and Ollie Quinn
by have got the pile of wood sawed that
the neighbors recently got up for c. q.
Bowen.
Adelbeft Spooner had his foot quite
badly cut while chopping wood for AID.
pleton Mcintosh, putting the whole bit OF
the axe through his foot and splitting one
toe. DIR. Russlo dressed the wound,
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EAST BETHEL.
Mrs. X. Day is better.

Mrs. X. Day is better.
Mrs. b. G. Burnhsm is worse again.
A dance was held at Grange hall Friday
evening.
Wallace Morrill, OF East Randolph was
here Saturday.
Report says that Elmer Stoddard has
traded for place in Lillieville.
Asa Bennett of North Randolph is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Myron Washburn.
]. w. Camp is having serious trouble
with rheumatism and Mrs. Camps health
Is very poor.
H. t. Clifford of Florida, who was shot
last week, is doing well and expects to
fully recover.
Smith Morrill, received visit from his
daug liter, Mrs. Rolla Monkey OF Tun-
bridge, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, owners OF the
L. Nj. Wood farm, spent a few days in
this vicinity lately. y
The grange meeting OF last Wednesday
was quite interesting. The general opin-
ion was that the 10th century farmer must
practice greatly improved methods.
At the meeting of the hearse and bury
ing ground society the following officers
were elected: II. W. Fowler, moderator;
j. ii. Buck, clerk; VIM. P. Smith, treas.
Erwin Perrin, Geo. 5. Harlow and Horace
clifford experimenting com. The COM
mittee we're requested to make such i'm
provement in the fence and other matters
as are needed. The treasurer's report
showed Sl3 in the treasury. +. W. Wight
was elected sexton.
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NORTH PoMFRET.

Albert Pierce is struggling with grip.
s. F. Leonard is reported to be better.
Mrs. William Adams is on the sick list.
Communion services will be held at the
church here next Sunday.
Henry Parker received bad injury one
day last week while splitting wood for s
n. Warren. The wedge few from the
BLOCK on which be was working and
struck one eve, causing blindness and a
recover his sight.
Mrs. Flint died at the home Of D w
Strong last week Tuesday. The fnnerai
was held at the house Friday forenoon
hev. +. n. Saltmarsh officiating. and
iuterment was at Randolph. Mrs. FLINT
was over 80 years of age and was respected
oy all that knew her. She will be missed
by friends and relatives.