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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30
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ing.
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l. osT-S small blindle Boston or Bull tcricl
liberal reward and no nne,' ions ash"d II
retnrued lo DR.. Wainwright. G27 Linden street.
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For Rent.

FoR REN1--Eight rooms. fSS Jefferson avenue,
all modern convcnences
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IosT-Ladies' gold watch, waItham movement
No. 45O1o5i, with initials M, L." Reward
given for return 10 Mary uzaiewt"l, River street
Olyphant, Pa.
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DR. 8 W. EAMOREArX, OFFICE $50 WASH
ington avenue. Residence. l3lS Mulberry.
Chronic dsea-cs, lungs, heart. Kidneys ami
scnito.urna,y organs speciality. Hours, ,
TO p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The new directors OF the Hartford Agri-
cultural Society have been called to meet and
organize Monday next, the 18th instant, and
probably determine the fate OF tho Society.
The Board Of County Commissioners,
School Commissioners and Orphans Court
for Cecil county held sessions In Elkton this
week. full account Is published In another
column.
The public roads In the upper part OF
Cecil county in the neighborbsod OF Colora
ane West Nottingham were badly blocked
with snowdrifts and travel through fields
was necessary.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad Company intends making a
number OF changes In Wilmington among
others. n new station on different site from
the present one.
In Chestertown year old child OF
Philip Myers was bitten by a dog which was
disturbed by the child while it was feed.
ing. The cbilds right eye was torn out and
its face badly laoerated.
MIR. W. T. Weldon, of Colora asks the
CECIL WING to make mention of the fact that
Prohibition Conference will be held In
Heptasoph's Hall. Baltimore on Friday. Feb
ruary %, with morning and afternoon Sos.
sions.
The whiting Novelty Company of Aber.
deem, whose factory was destroyed by fire
several months ago, will resume business In
the near future In the two-story warehouse
owned by @. b. Osborn, where they were
established when the company first opened
factory there about six years since.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
COMING SALES.

(sEE AID. IN ANOTHER COLUMN OF THIS ISSUE,)
Tuesday, February 10 Ill o'clock, a. IN at
Court House door, Elktnn House and
lot By David g strain. in ktUn
ROBERT THACKERY, Attorney
TJESD y. Feb l9-ll a IN, at Court House
door, Il ktoII. farm III CharltsW Albert
son near Kissing 'un.
SABIHA G SLICER,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
John s. Writ, Attorney.
WEDNESD Y, FEB 2O-l p m On farm OF
late Jesse .Ianney, near Bay View, per-
sonal property
SARAH q JANNEY, Administrative.
Wednesday. February 90 10 o'clock. a m,
Personal property by Joseph L. Mcken.
ney, on Iarar farm, in Elk Neck, . miles
below pari's Meeting House.
Tuesday. hruary 10Th IL n. M. AT Court
rouse dor. Elkton-Farin of Samuel E.
Kilmon in Third District.
GEORGE A BLAKE, Attorney.
Monday. March II h i O'Clock sharp, sale of
personal property by John Burke on his
farm one mile west of Leeds.
Tuesday, March 1?th-l1 O'Clock, a. m at
Court House door. Flkton Mortfaged
real estate of Edward G. Williams, mile
from Raw View.
W.T.. WARRINGTON, Assignee of Mortgage
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CeCiIton.
CEoILToN, MD, February Is, 1901

CEoILToN, MD, February 15 1901
me "Cecil Wing" is on sale each ,oeek in
Cecilton at Smiths store. cents copy.
Quite number of our town people are
confined to their homes with the grippe
Mrs. Henry Boulder spent Tuesday with
her mother Mrs. John Hessey.
Mrs. Byron Bouchelle spent several days
of the past week with her mother Mrs. W. E.
Ferguson.
Miss JULIA Deshane has returned home after
spending some time with her sister Mrs.
Harry G. Price.
Miss Annie B. and Susie M. Ellison OF Mt.
II. Jones.
Miss Daisy Hoover was entertained by her
friend Miss Myrtle Templeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith entertained
a few Of their friends at turkey dinner on
Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
Recent Transfers of Property Recorded
in Cecil County.

in Cecil County.
Mary A. England and others. to Isaac
Ii. England two farms in the Ninth
district, containing in the aggregate
159 acres with improvements. The
settlement OF the estate was made on
a basis Of 81 $40. Observation-Disclosures.
Mary b Mc'ntire to ]. Frank Frazer,
store building and lot on East Main
street, Elkton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SZ,ooo
Emma L Bevan and husband, to Jas.
K. Kelley. parcel of land in the town
~ Port Deposit. $3.50
Amos S. Moore and wife, to Harry G.
Hess, two tracts OF land in the Eighth
district OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '@oo- ~
William II Pearce, Jr., to John Hylard
Price. parcel of land in CeciIton. 600
Hannah E. Thurman to Samuel NJ.
BricRiey. lat of land on west side OF
Walnut street, IN the town of Rising
SIM ,.......................... $3.50
George Il Kirk and others, to Rachel
A. XIII ouj Mira Z kDrh, Undivided
interest il luru, in the NIuth rirt,
oh TIE ruol leading from Calvert 10
Loe,s Observation-Disclosures 1888 81
james Frurk Krauss and vie, TO j.
Bralen Gillespie tract of land OF the
road lcadrp from Pennington to
West N lttingham. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Taylor For, man aud wife, to William
], McDoucal, lot Of land in town OF
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w l4tA.hIf -INl' VI
The improvome; IS are q 9uC >fORI
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE 1881 80
Get. vita Two s.ory Ktch,p ls.-, .sS III
feet, summer Kitchen l2Xii f.. ~ ~ Wbim
min and Ice house l4>25 lr"t attach aFsiL
ed, shiny'r and Tin roof; % lr..u huu With
stone basement 40X50 feet. straw %. U.s., .IA30
feet. bridge house 1920 feet. ~b,u." 70. roof,
frame wagon house and grnnHry 2ll%>30I
feet, corn crib and Smelling room, bu- mousse.
wood shed and smoke hOus'. o:G utLer
buildings
This S well improved farm ia one of the
best sections CT the county. The lucouoni Il
most convenient and desirable.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH, bu.
more favorable terms may be- b.. 'u he day
Of sale ii desired. Purchaser to av c It o.
deed
For further information apply! John S.
Writ, Attorney, Elkton. Nd
SABINA G. SLICFR.
W. j Smith, Auct. Assignee oI NJ rtgage.
fpb2-tS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Issued This Week at the Office Of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.

j. Alfred Churchman and Minnie Brown,
both of Calvert Harry L. Clark. applicant.
William II Dickinson, of Chesapeake City,
and Anna NJ Husheheck, of Middletown,
Del. John Banks, applicant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16

Real Estate Sales.

Samuel Taylor Reynolds, of Rising sun
has purchased the property III that distr'cI
formerly owned ty Joseph A Harris, Of Bel
Air, for $1,000
John Il. Nesbitt has purchased the thirty
one acre farm Of Alexander Wilson, in the
Seventh district, for 81 900 j. Wilson Squier,
ESQ. was the attorney.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16

| gwen on NalNIbuN X
evening, IN Ode Eel
lows Hall, Ekton. /77Ij.H GTyN
Music wa. by the NM III III Y; "A
Grace Orchestra of AMI N ~ FSA
Wilmington. Among IWW'M HH[A
those present were: EWN.MiW W
Lawes. Del-Miss \'~l %NULyA III
Mnllia Maull. w "
PhfIadelphia.- N
ffe'e'i'N J.. h"'n'S'
1'S''sS',p i'''''''
bo''ne II rriSon'
""r'en d. u"'n,S'
C'n'fe'i'''--.'i'SS mn "''S'"'
hl-ine ou"- 'h'SS ''l.'' t'''iNr7
Ahn"p '''9-- ,''''., Il may u
FroV'"en'e--'""n w. "'o'''
r''''.'I,o, w.. ,i'.na 49,, ma p.o,oo,
u,'. N,aa rnhnaoo vassrS Tones .rl
Harpar.
NEVERTHELESS laura Raub, Theodore Wolf
Cummings Speakman. Charles Stockley, MIR
Clifton. William Marshall, Samuel Marshall
Allan Oliver.
Prin"eton-Mr. watkins.
Elkton-Mr. and Mrs Manly Drenneh' MI
and MIS- h'chefd heesr, Mrs Il. Marsha''
ha'hes' M''' M M'oaoe, M n H r
ro"'" n''o09 7 'u7'n -,1 ,,'i, u.s. e.sn.
men, r'o',neo p,1a' ,"I n W nnS., o'', ~
T,,m pohor. Mor.hhorL Hanrv worbur,on
" p Cons,ah,e DR. Arthur Mitchell and V,
n r,rhort
.,..,.,,
mug no,''o n'''' 10 'H' 71''' u
III worm r"s''
o"ar'es La'Na'e'o IS 'p0Nu'N9 " WIN WV"
frlehos IN f',.sours' "a
"'' $500 49,. y, .t,,s .-al, "'
Ma n,i.n porn If WASHINGTON II
,roo ,ha ,rsS+ If Mice Ada Walls tbis vee,
'"' H'''"
SATURDAY anu ''"-"''' "'>''
Mss Lillian b'hh'" Is oe'n| 'n''''''''.'
ny h'S' u l. - N'"7' ~ ""7''''-''''' - 0
Mrs James l. Garrett ana Mr. harry
Garrett spent thursday Win 'rieA"7 III WIZ
thIhstoh' Del
Miss Elizabeth M"kennry OF Philadelphia,
has hoon -prnainG two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs Z Z MrKrnnry.
NJ, md Mrs s g Coursev. af Cpptreyi.Ir,
wnr,.. the oun-t. nj her father. Roger Wit
worth .ryrrgl li.y. this week
nm. p,.,. mann. M.
49,, ...-,..,.',. 49,. ,I,,, .,.,r,, os bfs o,,+
W., .,,1,,.,..,,,-
M anu h'7' """n h'''"' " ~ 81 = "''''
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49,, 49,; .,,,,,,,, ,,1....;,, 70
''''''''
In" Io"h Couucil OF De'a""fos popular
seaN''e resort hehooo'h' mas "'op''" "
new charter when perhnS women 10 No'o'
Inc suffrage Is limited 10 those noiulnE
property and male ana female properly
holders are placed on an eqnallty.
North East Odd Fellows have extended an
invitation to the degree staff OF the Elkton
lodge to come to North East on Thursday
evening, the 21st inst and confer the several
degrees upon Il candidate. Elkton has one
OF the best working teams in the State and
has favored North East several times in the
past by giving an exhibition of their work
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Q %~%@$&@&%~&~%%A
Hn,usenlentS.


The Acatemy Of Music, Baltimore, an
nounces that Charles Frobmnp has arranged
TO present for six nights only, beginning uext
Monday evening. for the fist time Oh auy
stage Il dramatizeiion by z. + BoIl,urtun of
Mary J"hnHton'e remarkably popular aoycl,
"Iu iiavr aud to Il, TT, making thr s,cuua
production Of importance that Mr. FrohmHu
has pr"s"nt"i at that theatre siI.ch the
opening of the current season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

hour and 247 600 bushels Our market closed &c
ss t higher Quotations Of cash wheat! were
Morthern New-York 72ac prompt: No Chi
SSago s2Ae prompt No Northern Chicago 7l7sc July
York I31sc both prompt: red New-York IoSc July
~ to 70: No hard New-York. NC August 10 to 20
another big trade in getting its share OF
tns business and advance Last prices lsqssc
gay which was 5ac FOR September &c July
The buying for general again. on several
occasions during the day big traders Chicago
being readily absorbed. however by outsiders The crop
news from all leading Western States very similar
to that Of the day before and many complaints of dam
houses Weather predictions for scattered
"a the West and Northwest but general rains. while
the States The Liverpool market 9s9lec higher
put export business only loads owing
closed 5lkc elevator and 527 b afoat; No 2 white
6S*e and No Yellow. b4c both o OATS
advance West and slight further property
% at shut 10 ssn0 o s again M No S oas
30 track misea sSaaee track White and
rye, 51G5sc :, BARLEY-Market dull; feeding was
quoted 4sc and mailing 5sG62c both f. New-York.
The government crop follows: Winter
wheat condition. $50. against SIS
year Indicated yield Ar Cos 600 bushels compared
Of last Spring wheat condition. $50.
900 bushels against Isl 2o3 600 bushels month ago
dton. 911 estimated total yield 704 bushels.
compared with 691. 0i4. 900 bushels month and 522
s9.5 year Indicated yield
els against 2105 lo2 $50 bushels harvested
Indicated yield, 7e3 425 bushels 49,
bushels last month and SOC 25soo bushels har
was quoted at roc Amount of wheat in farm hands IS
oftwheatrop of 1900 about S1O0oOoO bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

cash quotations follows, Flour easy: No
s sgans w w 81 sss No red q No
sfsQ3S1sc; No 49lsc; No l. haxseed 81 prime
Timothy seed. 81 IS; clover grade 50 80: mess
PORK per bbl s14 2oasi4 80; lard IS ST4@
s. co. short ribs sides 0ooSe). Ss5Qss shoulders
Sboxed) 81 5Gs7 80; short clear sries fboxed $50
IS 40: whiskey. basis of high wines. 81 81. on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter steady
ereameries 14a1s%e: dares. 14@A6lac Cheese steady
9Q10c. Eggs firm. lie.
Duluth. July 10--Close: wheat-Casi, No 1 hard
6SSe; No Northern. 65%c; Nos2 Northern 60%c; July
No l Northern. e5Ssc.
milwaukee. July 10-CIose.i Wheat steader; No
Northern 66a6611c: No Northern. 63ae4i9c: Septem-
Barley steady; No .. sac: sample. 53Q53he
Minneapolis. July 1O,-CIoser wheat-Cash soxc. Juv
6!ng6l1ae: September 81 nc on track-No 1 hard
649sc; No Northern 62Ac; No Northern slAc Flour
lower first patents 81 55S 65 second patents SO s5lI
bulk. $40 1851. " ' "
philadelphia. July 1o-wheat hrm nc HIGHER Con-
tract grade-July 6SlGS1ac firm, ic higher: No
MIXED july 4sfsqooc Oats firm, lac higher; No white
clipped 3o1ec Butter firm, good demand fancy Western
prints. pc Cheese quiet but steady: New-York full
creams, fancy small, 9A@9isc: TO choice Ssfl
se Eggs firm; fresh nearby. 13A914c: fresh Western
I3H4l4c; do Southwestern, 121zc; do Southern he
wheat 5000 hush 1900 bush; oats ga 900 bush
Shipments-"heat, 10000 bush 63.0Oo bush oats
$1,000 bush. - -
St Louis. July 1o.-Close: wheat-No 2 red. cash.
6"Sc July 60s September. NC: December 64isc:
hard 62g62hc: Corn-No cash. 49c: July 49c; Sep
tember 49s.G497s Oats-No 9 cash, 3Sc; July seEsc;
September. 33ssc; No white. Ss9l39c.
Toledo, July 10.-Wheat dull and higher: cash and
July 65ssc September s. sc; December. Corn ae-
tive ana strong cash and July 4sc September 4s1sc:
So 80: October. S5GS5 STA. N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July io-Cattle-Receipts II head nelud-
ing Texans: choice steady, others slow butchers
stock and Texans steady slow: good prime steers
s. 1t3lS8 30; medium, 81 9oAS5 and
feeders 81 254S4 45f$4 so: heifers.
81 5QlIS5; Gamers S2QS2 bulls
calves steady S4$6 Texas strong ESQ
50 90 Texas bulls. 81 5oS3 ~ HOgs-Receipts day
% 900 head: morrow, $4,000: left (estimated)
1000; market active and sc higher, closing hrm
W 20: mixed and butchers 81 I0aS6 49, good choice
heavy 50 9SG 20: rough heavy 50 I5qS5 S. light 81 10
@s6 o. bulk OF sales ~ 05S6 10 SheepReceipts 49, c0
head sheep strong to loo higher yearngs and lambs
tive and l01l5c higher spring lambs to 50 rs; good
70 choice wethers SO 6ogs4 a5 fair choice mixed $50
native lambs s4as5 Is; Western lambs 81 5o@s5 Is
East Buffalo. July Observation-Disclosures, 1856 sheep
aud lambs hogs 10 cars shipments-Cattle. laS
cars; sheep and lambs car: hoga. Cattie-The
receipts OF sale cattle load through billed with
good butcher grades There only Is calves
on sale and particular demand The basis &c.
Sheep and lambs-The offerings leads. The
demand moderate and prices stronger account OF
light supply Spring lambs. SO 1895 10 fair
- 5m$5 go sheep and yearngs, 81 5odx5; to
fair. 81 50GfSa rs Ho2s-The market steady Hight
and dull heavy with only 10 loads sale Heavy 50 2SG
SO 30; mixed SO 3oS6 as Workers. SO 4oS6 so according
70 weight 81 3oIS6 45 roughs. 81 bof45
81 aoeS4 rs. Clears weak to shade lower,
East Liberty July 10.-Cate steady: extra, ~ s54Sd;
prime. SIS 5oa$5 TO- good S. 3o4S5 40 Hogs lower prime
he9yes se 2oase 20: best Workers and mediums SO cog
Workers SO 2oqs6 25 skps. s5ase roughs - 7easS 75
Sheen steady; best wethers sa sS$a culls and
81 5oas2 5o yearngs 81 bo*4 so veal calves 80 So@s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July lo.-Cotton steady: middlng sssc;
middlns I&e good ordinary, 7c receipts. 1855 bales
exports the Continent. 4S3i: 81. $50.
Norfolk. July io.-COtton steady. midding SSc;
middlng 10 ice; good ordinary 5l6c; receipts III
bales; exports eoastwise $50: sales 257: stock 500
Savannah, July l0.-Cotton steady: middlng skc low
middlng T}sc: good ordinary enc; receipts
exports coastwise 2: stock, %. 6i2
Mobile. July lo-cotton QUIET middiing. sisc; low
middlng, Tsc good ordinary, exc; receipts bales
sales 200; stock. 5.953
Memphis. July io.-Cotton quiet; middlns lee: low
nliddlng Tide; good ordinary. 6Sc receipts 81
bales; LOSS shipments 1855: sales. stock
S4.S5
Augusta, July 10Cotton hrm: midGlns s7sc; mid
ding Slsc; receipts l97 bales; sales $50
stock. 15.42s.
Houston. July 1o-Coton steady middling. 516c:
mddlns lieo; good ordinary % Ice; receipts. 5st
bales; shipments. L. 36: sales 424: stock
81 Louis July io-Cotton quiet; mddins SIC; low
middlng Tt5c: ordinary. use receipts bales:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

s no, demand sales bales speculation and
49, 49,: nading upland IL 1ed. Futures opened quiet
ris id decline: closed fsversh 3a4 points net lower
&c september m e 4.27i5b: ocfober c. slfb;
November Abb; Observation-Disclosures and De-
izb: Marc1Aprii 4i4szb Manchester
siis and cloths moderate demand.
.i1C AND MEAI~-continued activity and strength
me feature again in circles. trade being quite
E'a and buyers ready asking prices. owing 70
4 So iur,her advance in wheat Spring patents ~ $50
ss sgs2 20: No winter 81 5oas2 60: grade.
70 se 81 ssass is coes 70 ssDes s.
CsSs,5 q, .coENAEAL-Firm: Quoted: Kiln dried
F m white yellow 81 I5dsi 20: Coarse. s4asss
No.. sieady Quoted; Spring bran, spot, $l5Q<l5 so;
sS 90 sT1Ts zoe ~ slsss' 90 spring bran bulk s,s
hora s2s linseed ocske sz7 IS ocake. $40:
ia rosst s2a in III. wbea, market
no. decidedly buliish nature. and in the Northwest
'uted 10 reports OF unsatisfactory conditions in parts
nd 'H spring wheat belt The demand at New-York
apon feeling speculative circles. first noted on
Me- thai prices had been forced about the limit
eus took advantage OF the early strength
complete the alarm OF short traders and start
~ he hight and h Chicago 70 dc e an
a mai ae Tor The day There was broad trade In
sssss t;cesun although demand naturally
~ ~. Ifodn traders who Identified with the
- Sa 40 to the bull element BY showing
~ u. "a a.. soe time past In fact Liverpool gained
q Hs o.ats up Berlin and Antwerp unchanged DIX
- sSsn while less than the previous day. was
s sAs e. :, ~ pori. The weather showed gen.
es~y \, cond'tions in the winter wheat States and
ss thursday About 600 bushels of July wheat
1861 1000 su.ss ssa Insss s oo
SeASoaIa cleeIaucss included 900 barrels q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

RY1ALIvE-Receipts to-day included cars of
scasssrnx lots s esicte as' in s fair
dull i0w ssd w Dss' %s
a9G1f sgFRs ase n na 10
VICE. Sc s, dacss Western per pair 7oqIsc
With contSud moderate Supplies 81 Western
IS e ds sFh Ss feeling here
are we established at 9he for average best lots with
large spring chickens are and would exceed
E to saaco y picked s lots a o d
sas S Ssnbv aID chickens generally selling
quality Irregular Long Island nearby spring
poultry and su Sssn s ss
DO psnnsyyan,s TAR good ls2o do We:teTn dry
picked eadsd i5geo fowls Western 40 dT sa pk ay
pSed I small 10 ,c @sS'fEG
Island a sS9d oh se ssar Sa
o. Ts per ns@s a M @
2oc do scalded lac chickens fancy soft meated isaise
'p pssea i'i Ne ss DO 90
And geese trasS Of sSues
@ hs 's
nsa later and rev lots q fancy Norfolk Rose
when large and hne bu, poor stock is neglected.
fancy stoek is @anes at s'esqx
prices Onions generally steady choice white
Supply from Western show some a define
and would bring good prices most of the offerings
inferior Jersey tomatoes rmer light receipts
but Southern show very little Improvement quote
yrsiaa Rose quality .2ssa d 6a Chm vi sht to-
Sa red s s'i 80 s. s sssfs
Michigan, small. dozen stalks 2o125c. corn south
Jersey prime 70 choice, 100 slasi 25; do Jersey
inferior, boDT5c. do sweet. North Carolina 5Oc0D
81 5o eaulnowers nearby. per bb 81 5o@s2 eabbeges
Long Island. per 100 49, do per bbi O0c: eucumbers
Norfolk per Dbl s2Sa do per bush basket 75colsl
per half Dbl basket sl1s1 90; do baltimore per hush
basket 81 90; egsnans Florida. choice per box 81 70
ms2 5 do per bush basket 81 25Qs 10 lettuce Western
Mew-York per dozen soa5oc; onions Kentucky and
Tennessee per Dbl s2s2 ~ do Jersey white per basket
s1@s1 20 90 yellow per Dbl 50 25as2 sos Maryland
ana Delawere potato basket. &IGs1 IL: do Eastern
Snore 9sisto psr esssst 75csl do 49,
poor to good per bag 5oc@si do Long Island per bag
81 a2 Jersey .acmsl peppers, Jersey
- nuus2 5o DO virginia carrier 5nn12 do Florida
Slas DO string beans Long Island per bag 75eGsI rs:
dc Jersey wax per half hbl basket T5cGsi do Mary
i "a, ana Delaware WAY ner half Dbl basket 75cas1:
DO Baltimore. green 75cn$f: WINK so6ITnc: squash
Southern marrow, hbl 80; do yellow 75c1s:
90 white bocasl; iurnips Jersey per bbl 81 Is
on ~; tona toes Monmouth County choice per crate
81 90 DO south Jersey. round smooth varieties choice
per sh box 81 do e's ner crate 81 5o@si T5
do Maryland. carrier 7srNsl 49, do No,fo,h round
smooth per carrier u o0@ea ~; Do eouuon Si0e1 81;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July i0.-C1oeng-wheat spot dull: No .
red Western. 5s sad spring IS 5iad. No
California. 5s sad: futures quiet; September IS 4sd
December, 5s 5%d- COrIl-Spot firm: American mixed
rev Is 2d american mixed old As Bad; futures firm
Canadian firm Is kd. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
dull Is I'd Hops at london tPacihc Coast. steady
70 l5seJki os. Beef firm India Pork
firm prime Western. Hams-Short cut IA TO
~ 10 steady. Ass Cd Lard steady: prime Western in
tsress 4ss 3D. American refined; In pals ASS. Bacon
Cumberland cut % 10 so 10. quiet, AS
"a H. steady ATE Cd; long clear mIddes Hight IS "a
10 steady iSs Cd; long clear middles heavy S5
III, firm. AIS Cd. short clear ID steaiv
AIS Cd clear bellies "a Is 10 firm Shoulders
United States 9os good United States I2s Cheese
American finest while. 45s; coored
Talow firm prime city. 25s 3D. Australian. IN London
2is. Cottonseed oil-EuI refined
Turpentne-Sptrits sesdy. Els Cd. Rosn-Comnon dull
As lad. Petroleum-Refined steady Sad Linseed oil
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thrush trains leave New f9Tk. foot OF CHAMBERS 81
300 m. Daily.-Soiid train for Buffalo p m
Binshamtoa Wayerly Esnairs and Bradford Coaches.
paror and cafe dining 10 Buffalo
315 a. m--Daiy. except SUNDAYS. Binghamten.
OwegO. Waverly Elmira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Car Daily TO Port Jers and Monticello
Pullman PaFior Cars.
$50 y. m Day.-ChicagO Iimited-Fast Mail-Sod
Chicago. arriving g. 90 D. Arr. Cleveland
m Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
7.30 p. Daiy.-Bufrao and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo T0S Bradford 40 Jamestown 100 and Youngsr
10 - a Cleveland 1880 Sleepers Buff
fala Cleveland. Cate
3.15 p. Daily-SOld train for Binghamton. Waiver
ly Elrnra. Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cinnati. Dining
yNCKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway, 1871 East f25th St and 273 West i23ch ST..
Chambers West sd St ferries New York: asS and
$40 Fulton ST., 9S Broadway Brooklyn 10 River ST..
IOboken and Jersey City Station New York TralsfoR
Co. calls for and checks baggage TO destination