davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
CHlPMUNk.
eome Facts About This Frisky Little Den.
fzen of the Woods.

Have you ever watched the antics Of the
ground squirrels in summerp The name
the learned people give them in the books
Is almost as hard as the nuts the frisky
little fellows gather up for their winter
food. Imagine yourself saying every time
you see one Of these little fellows darling
along the fence or the limb of a tree,
There goes q Tamias stratus of the order
eoiuridse.''
The last name comes from the Greek
ska, a shade, and oura, a tail, which de-
scribes pretty well the way in which a
squirrel carries his tail shading his head.
But the Indian name, chipmunk, seems to
suit him much better.
His front teeth are we'll adapted to the
hard work before them in the winter
that is, to get the contents of the nut out
In good shape. These. two teeth seem to
be movable and to work as II on a pivot.
They go around the inside of . walnut or
3 hickory nut and serve the purpose of a
nut picker as we'll as q nut cracker.
II you examine a walnut that q squirrel
has dropped, you will find that both the
fat sides have been pierced as il bored
through with a gimlet and that every par
ticle of the kernel has been removed from
the shell by these flexible little teeth.
They come by twos and threes, these
oomical little providers, from their home
In a great old oak just across the road from
the end of your lawn, and you may trace
their route from one tree to another by the
rebounding Of the branches when relieved
Of the light weight as the squirrels Jump
and frolic along.
II you do not put your walnuts and
hickory nuts carefully away In the fall,
these little thieves will find them out and
soon reduce your store. They carry them
off while drying in the sun, and even be-
fore they are hulled.
A young girl in southern Maryland had
the power of tanning these little fellows
with a few crumbs of bread or grains of
corn and wheat. She could draw them
around her and catch any two or three OF
them that she fancied, carry them in her
pockets OF her apron for half a day, and
when set free they would scamper off as
wild as ever.
Visitors in the park at Richmond re-
member the tame squirrels that, If treated
to a few peanuts OR cake crumbs, will fol-
low you for hours around the grounds and
seem to know you if you go back again in
b course of a day or two. They are the
gray and black squirrels. with thicker
tails than the chipmunks, but are Just Us
knowing and a cunning as those that
wear striped coats and smaller brushes
Philadelphia Times.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
A Valuable

Lieutenant Commander T. B. M. Ma
son, q. S. N, retired, has in his home in
Washington, one of the most valuable pri-.
vate libraries In the city, not only in re-
gard to the books it contains, but in the
collection Of medals and moneys Of all ma
lions. From every part Of the world Mr..
Mason has for years added to the collec-
tton, which was originally made by his IA
Their. Among the medals in his possession
Is one Of the original 10 struck off by the
United States government to commence
rate the formation of the Union.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
A Fine Skin.

mrs.. III ".al E.aNE
A fine skin is one of the most wonderful
and lovely things in nature. It really con-
sists of six layers Of networklike lace Of
the most exquisite texture, the flaments
various in size and irregular in rrang
ment, lustrous as gossamers. The upper
most layer Is a series of tiny facets form
ing q grain, which, when in perfection,
shines not only with the reflected brill
liancy of the under layers, but with a light
of its own, producing that exquisite white
ness which would be destroyed by any
thing like rough friction. And people are so
idiotic as to lay or creams and unguents,
ointments and other mysterious prep
arations Of whose ingredients they know
nothing. In a case that cropped up not
long since it was proved in court that
some stuff sold in a bottle at half a guinea
cost exactly 8 %farthings to make. Or was
it ! %farthing? Some fraction of a penny
London Truth.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
Custom Work our Speciality. From
Manufacturer to Consumer
Direct.

K07as, Fannels, Skirts, Blankets, Cas-
stneeres, Etc. Send your Woolto r Custom
Work or Exchange to the BEST Wool
Market 5ns.the Northeast.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15

Zenobia, the queen Of Palmyra, spoke
seven languages. After being captured by
the Romans she learned Latin and Greek
also, married a Roman senator and lived
the rest Of her life as a Roman matron.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
Her Mistake.

cit was very plucky of you, ma'am, to
have set upon the burglar and SO ably cap
tured him, said the police inspector, '.but
need you have injured him SO 5badlyp'
"How did l know it was a burglar"
asked the woman. sid been up three
hours waiting for my husband. I thought
It was him."-Liyerpool Mercury.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
Accomplished.

Over the shop Of a barber in the Isle Of
Man who supplies his customers with all
kinds of fishing tackle may be read: cps
oatorial Repository, Tonsorial Artist,
Physiognomioal Hairdresser, Uranium
Manipulation, Capillary Abridger, SHAY
ing and Hair Cutting with A~mbidextrou,s
Facility. Shampooing on Pathological
Prinoiples.n
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
Thourhtless People.

Elevator Boy don't see what desc
mugs is always in such a hurry fer de ele-
vator fer.
Messenger Boy-Nor me, neither.
Elevator Boy wouldn't mind If dey
needed ter hurry, but dey knows just as
we'll us I docs dat der, elevator runs all day
till 8 O'Clock. Dey gimme q pain.-Rox-
bury Gazette.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15

Our 1895 Calendar, a work Of art, beautifully
illustrated and covered with fine samples Of our
goods, With our price iiss and full shipping in
FREE to any sheep owner on application.
Sacks furnished free it desired. We refer by
permission to the publisher of the TRIBUNE.
Special Offer on Ereights.-Our regular
plan is to pay freight one way on shipments 20
us of wool for custom work in any amount over
80 pounds: 10 any reader of this paper QUITTING
out this ad and sending it to us in letter notify
ing Ne OF shipment we will pay freight one wsy,
no matter how small the amount is, and il the
amount is over 100 pounds we will not only pay
bill or add to- the value of the goods shipped suf-
Ifcient value to covor the cost Of return freight
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15

A paper has an article on "How To
Help People to Help Themselves" A:good
way is to leave your front door open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

o. Do arf- a97'sc full skins. ca:'sc' Pennsylvania
EGGs Receipts isht. reserve stock in store steadily
ucns and no r-epes Of ANY pedy ner rS. :" oSP
sHn e 9y and e P goods We auos
per dozen s7aasc state and pennsylvania se,sg2Is:
s ,sss!e lined la'"' held eggs defective pc, cas-,
Very little doing Florida oranges and values almost a.
sG%n sao DO A sp e. Sa sg Spit.
aP per basket cs Srac sass M
FLORIDA box s: oasi Eraps fruit, o. ,os Ss
So Sock i.nss s: "as' o' "'"''F"' do oa' ''
FEiTs" DRIrp-Thcre was ie more ionbing b bus:
Interest: they tried to buy prime evaporated apples at
M era b i osSn IN sS S %se at 90
s o p sn h Ssh or Interior Gsfs and made
teens here olher small fruit. remain dS! o SaorRa
PIES csapoa,c fancy to extra faScy slqssc Do prime
a. snocs cIsc d. common to o s9'a D. lc rs.p
Serfe 'e eSapo SaS@ d. i sased ia
cots 'qoc peaches California peeled l?nie a., 90 IN
pesed gloc Primes a' to SIZE ana Gu r adyISes from
London and We're looking Tor choice shipping 'd feeling
tanned W. quote: stat and pacidc Coast iso' ehoice;
Ic. do good to urine. - no; q, common TO fair 90
Sc ye1Tlae'. 2s&cs Cd Glas :gac o., =, to-day and
cars more are due The price q fowls
bought only MODERATELY at that and easier feeling was
developed before the 81 chicken s -"% no
guoate change but common stock was veal We g"" -.
Fowls per H. sgsisc chickens. isc; Oh roosters
turkeys 7NsHc: DUCKS. per pair 3oa" g'' NJ
81 20: pigeons "in35r. DRESSED a.
advicos ~ light supplies in tfans, ana ~
with slightly upward tendency On cho'. Iunrcn Az
kinds. We quote: Turkeys hens PEI 10 iTai ~
tons .Ggc: chickens Philadelphia l2pl>c 20 Je!
lql3e. Do Western. Saloc; fowls Jersey, VA ~, no
Western SGaic. ducks. lon Jc geese. western .nlvp
Philadelphia l3g@)c. do Western iofl'e' SaH''
per dozen. S2d&i 80. - ,,. ,i~d.
G,Ml:-Qual Par'rises quiet bu, choice ~ ~,
held steady. ana nrm Little ienahh ioi
wild duck. unless large and IA quail psr,rartsS W:
grouse cannot legally s,ld here after this month W
quote: Quail PEI dozen 81 jas2 parirdges per bHa
5Ol grouse SiGSl 81. wild ducks canvas y ~"
40 red head 5OrnS1 - malild. iotJc do zeal b"'
wing. roc toe. 20 common. 2OHaic ~
HAY AND STRAW-Market dun and unchanged. W
quote: Iiay. prime per III" n ,Jc. do No y 10 Nc
t5M 10r. DO shipping JDGJic: cioycr mixed .Vh"'
e. We 35G45c: ~, straw s0ps5c: straw, 31u"c
POTATOES AND YEGETA BI.ES-Potatoes steady DIl
rot active. Sweets quiet. Oaons rather hfm i.t Wy
qnasa. Norfolk Eal- and spinach steady. i"'hiH'
:muia vegetables --i well whom ~ good anal.
except potatoes which easier. We quote; Poia',S
Eos. per u ht. S2ns2 -. ID per sack. or lsp No.
75G$.: white kinds. 81 5odsi ~. do scotch mag
num- pr sack 81 9pds2: sweet pcat3es PEI ho - ~
Gs2. Onions white s6aS9: 30 r'i. 81 SppS- - !ei'N,
81 1,ds2. fancy Eastern rec and yellow" % ns",
ttn.ps. .,rui5c ptrsripr I5cISi. squash. '.cH ~ ~
calhases nestle rer Sass. DO foreign. Sass 90
spinach per Al 5Ons2 30 d0d,5c. onions la
tana. per crate S2GS2 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

Market closed steady TO points decline. compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
spot sales to-day ami last night officially
reported: consumption 80 bales total &c. spot
dull and easy: miidng uplands. 5Ac; middlng 1Iuf.
5sc, which Is unchanged. compared with Yesterday =
closing. NewYork receipts lOo9 bales; gross ~
warded 3.4il sales. SO: spinners. 49, stock lol 80
Total receipts to-day "a ls6 bales thus far this
bales; Continent. 2s453 Thus far this week: Great
Britain 1884 bales: France 1876 Continent. 81. 345
Liverpool cabe-Spot moderate demand, sales
bales speculation and export. 800 American 1000
receipts 1000: American. 1000 middling upands,
81 -32d Futures opened sellers I6h advance
closed barely steady y TO point net lower January.
2S6i,s January February 256i1s February March 2-s
March April 25ss April May. 25si1s: MayJune 2~as.
262b: July August @S1b August septenber
30ls October. 3Oi2s october November. 3oss
November December IDOLS. Aanchester-laf arms dulI'
cloths quiet. ,-- - ..,,
shsrn decline took place during the forenoon selling
FOR Europe rally followed later on on local buy
ween Mexico Guatemala the cause Of the eary
selling Sales included 900 bags March and December
exchanged even The afternoon market resulted In re-
cavery Of most Of early decline In instances
with increased trading Rio cables unchanged al
is 300 reis exchange quoted al 10 3lG. receipts 2ovD
RIO 1900 Market strong. santos receipts. 500
fags stock at Santos 3ls.OcD bags. Market firm at 40
refs advance refs. Hasre declined r.. Janu-
ary closing - February "625 francs March
opened steady and unchanged TO = pfg decline and
closed pig decline. January Is % pigs Febru
ary 40 pigs: March. Is pigs April 7775 pigs The
steamship Nasmyth has arrived At NewDrleans with 300
Contracts closed firm at 5g5 points decline Sales
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortIandt snd Desbrosses ste.
1000 A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations.
S:I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER BCF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
me IVES. ana principal and Local po,nts; SSlea
1liIV 4. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points for Reading and Harrisburg
loo p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for ELMIRA and all
intermediate stations for Pottsvie and Read
ing chair-car WilkesbaTe.
4i1O y. VI. daily. except Sunday, for l.. ana -
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman
buffet pariorcar Wkesbarre: connections for Potts
vile. - - ...
1870 q. VI cally. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anc intermediate stations.
5,15 ". daily for Easton and intermediate stations
Goo y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and nil point. West. Pullman Sleeper yestbuled train
" Y Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto connec-
tons for Reading end Harrisburg
G,O y. VI. daily Sunday for Easton and inter-
300 i. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
wilkesb 49,. -. 49,.
Tickets and Pullman sccommodat,ons at ~; Isl ~
Broadway. 143 Rowery. 81 East l4th St, 1n1
10Th " Y. 500 Fulton ST.. Court ST.. "
Broadway ana Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn y. Y.
Tn. V Transfer Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

York. January 80 1870
BEANS And PEAS-Buyers are showing very hl''e ~
terest IN domestic medium. ano whiIt u,'
IA disposition hold the choicest goods ABOUT
the marke, has "A slight undertone OF weakness III
pea relatively scarce. and bring ~ ~ wlihou n
trouble kidney pressed Tor sae -
The firm interior advccr but there II no business oonk
Stocks foreign beans well In hand ana neiu WIZ
confidence Green peas We quote Tor cnoloc
ny: Beans domestic marrow per bush; e. t dme;S
81 40 red kidney. esgsS do iue soup s, ,s
~ sOS2 vi do foreign. pea, 81 3jq$l 10 20 io.tm "
dunn J0ds1 7"iz; green peas bbls ~ o'H>l VIZ W.
bags sIaSI O2ix: 40 Scotch. 81 I0n&i l-is. A.,
BITTET-t;en~ral trade was very quitt sFdh III
Job,err who wanted strictly fancy fresh creamery pai
2tc and the feeling seemed 10 he st"Any, pua
FOR all lower qualities the market h In az poor shape az
1, has been winter. Stock In PINE up w sl.e ""
the deterioration BY holding makes The selling . h ~
pretty much their own price STATE uairy no, D
ing at all quotations are largely nominal Wrrsin
factory Is plenty. exceedingly dull and weak No tnsr
business with exporters. We quote; tr-ani-ry lehs
2S[c do thirds To seconds 1920; held llg2oc do
state fall make. 6q2ic state dairy half uhs ran .as
fancy. Isc: State dairies entire fancy 1'aic. SAL
dairy nrlns fancy i6ai1c do seconds TO nr,s .S
tory fresh sai4c: do held. hrkns iOa i2isc do ubs
Sn lie: rolls. fresh. sQl4c. l., a..
cHEESE-There not the slightest improvement IN tlr
demand from any and trade drags along weafy
lower figures on perfect stock Of which there "
relatively small supply. bat they want 10 move noIr
grades and values would be cut on II BUYERS
could attracted In that way We quote state factory
full cream. fall make large size coored fancy umt:
do white fancy ioAgic DO good TO choice lo1iosc 90
INC: white. 11hdi1nc do good 10 choice oisui ~
do common fair 0is4i04c pa: skins. small szr' ov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CO1~rON-The opening found the sellers IN the ma
1,r,ty This morning ana prices weakened 10 points
Compared with the ina. Of yesterday. The weakness
seemed TO be due Liverpool adNices. but there was
Very little spirit during the transactions al az! time
prices showing rather heavy underline. Trade IN me
latter part Of he session moderate, o' Win prices
a little steadier the market closing STEADY ~ TO j
points net decline. sales SsGo ba.es The fact that
4ng was dscouraging factor IN the situation AMI
The movement prices comparatively narrow, how
ever and business largely Of local character The early
estimates pointed - 600 bales for the DAYS move
nent and the estimates for The week We're still main
tanned al 10000 70 10000 bales The selling during the
morning was encouraged by the ate from Liver
pool which quoted that market closing barcy steady
Al i1aid decline Manchester showing unsatis-
factory The weakness In Liverpool Was
believed TO financial situation this
OF this cngendered considerable eau
lion In lOca. operations. Estimates Of The NewOeans
movement for footed scoo 10 10000 bales
bales the corresponding day last week ana
year. Considerable selling was seen on
This estimate figures being more than doEb.e ast
week and eight The quantity last year The csii-
mates Of the port receipts after the NewOreans sti-
mate out raised 10 1870 ba.es.
The seIni-weeky interior movement SHOWS receipts oi
% 600 bales against 27OOO baes last year, shipments.
$4,000 bales. against $500 bales last year. feature
quantities LiyepCu. against SAFES IN mat mar
Eet. Receipts Galveston We're s.lHi bales. against
$3.50 week New Orleans, lsajS baes. agansi
1890 bales last year. $3.50
Opening range close to-day. and closing bids the
t,-eV nil end asst wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

81; warnings 81 2Jds3 90 lambs 81 'oas 3d. COM
mon 10 fair lambs 81 50HS4.
Mon Stock Yards. Chicago Jan. 3o-'attle
10000 head market weak. extra steers,
IS 90 sockers feeders 81 ons3 10 cows and bulls
u 4OnSa ~: calves. $685. 80. HOgs-Receips. ttuD
head; market weak ard demorazcd; heavy 81 ogs+ 10
common choice mixed 81 70QSi lO choice assorted
81 O1Si light. 81 eOqf3 90 pigs $3a$3 ~ sheep-ts
cslpts hood head; market weak; inferior 10 choi'e'
~ OHss lambs 81 236s4 81 a.
st Louis. Jsn. J.-Ca'te-Rece 2tt3 head mar
Ret slow. but arm In both native and Southern dvons
Natives solo lvv higher, but there was no materia
.n.ns. N the prices Of Southern stock NaVn sss,s
44i2 head II Irregular market. ranging from
lSc 10 2Oc lower with average decline OF apou' 10
cents. Only few good enough 10 sell al the Top
80 io, which was paid for load Of good msdu" weight
and small lot ~ heavy. Bulk of sales We're bei~een
50 e0asi g. Heavy 81 70ast 10: mixed, 81 ionS4 hight
81 00d$3 ~. sheep Receipts Gt3 head. Market actHe
Prices IL yesterdays decline. Native mixed 81 l"asi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

business footed about 40 loads N"wNork and
outpors and Il expected providing there not TO,
much prices 81 grade West
large however. and the Chicago Is sl
only about 10 No =. The wheat. and
the more encouraging respecting financial affairs
stimulated buying in the afternoon and prices advanced
easily. closing al the best prices OF the day and at "a
" net advance Cash very dull but closed firm
10000 bush No out inspection sold +sac afoat
for export 10000 bush steamer dc elevator closing
1880. and 1000 bush delivered 41i.c: No quoted
AT January price In elevator January closed <tsc 30
900 bush uazraded white sold at SOC TO arrive OATS
There was moderate inquiry for the little decline
which was seen at the opening and prices worked m
fractionay with the drop In other cereals. Later
tone prevailed. the market improving little light
offerings There is good of talk about the reported
gagged In the production OF oatmeal Of the estimates
on the holdings running high 2OD0vo bush. which
IN excess 81 The Chicago stocks The last report making
The total AZ that point only litls l0O0OO bush 81
contract Prices during the latter Of the session de-
Neopeh considerable nrmress advancing readily In
Spouse 20 the strength in other cereals closing steady
&c decline to l.c advance. Cash dull but
t'i Sales were 14Wn bush follows. No white. 800
bush az 3GU36 and 1000 bush track white. 310Iic No
were quoted at 34n3i,.c elevator, and 3isajc dsiy
cred BARLEY nominal. quoted: Eoatloads
Gia64c for Ne 2 Milwaukee. and Gia6Gc fos uneraded
weston. MhIT-Marlot Nl Western quoted AT 70a
&c .sEtDS-Malket quiet: timothy quoted a $50
vi 30. and clover IS IjM$9 - RrCkWHEATM Market
japanese Jl15ic. hull "A
80,
We give for comparison the closing prices pre-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
OTHER MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Jan. 30 Cattle Receipts last ~ hours. 40
head total for week thus far 1880 head for tim"
las week. $50 head: Consigned through 200 head to
New-Yofk. 100 head. sale 80 head. market opened
slo" but steady. with light supply sale closed casl
all sold veals strong at - jDGs6 y Hight IL medium
lion steers 81 S9si 10 fair fat $3gs3 - Hogs
Receipts last - hours 10 500 head total fo- week thur
fsr $500 head for same time las, week, 81 900 head
consigned through. 1900 head: New Nork. 34,J head
on sale 5000 head; market opened dull and lower and
weakened stu further. bulk sold late sales were ~
81 35Q$4 20: Workers sold early 81 +5nsf 30 mostly
81 30: later AZ 81 -; good mediums and heavy, ~ 40
81 81. pigs. 81 i09 10 81 5Oa$3 u; stays
81 % sheep ard ambrRereiD,s ~ hours fOo
head total Tor week thus far 49, 100 head Tor time
last week -. 30 head. consigned Trough 900 head, 10
400 head. sale 1900 head: market opened
SLOW iOd2Jc lower for lambs duh for
fair medium grades. steady for prime lambs ut s. 30
FOR tops sheep 81 659>B 10 Is loads held
2 loads canada lambs sold late 50ds5 choice
10 prime 81 75ns5 10; good. 81 40lSt IL. fair good
- .Dqs4 cus and 81 I5f.$3 80: sheep slow
and a shade weaker. god fat mixed sheep Sass 90
common to fair. 81 iOnS2 IS culs 81 .5QSo
81 ,C4.xI; export wethrfs. 81 15qs4 so
Fast Liberty Jan. 80 t'stte- Receipts light prices
Unchanged: prime. sass 20; good s. +snAe; good
hutel~,s 81 nOaS4 IL: rough fat s3dS3 TO- fair light
steers 81 iOas2 ~ Hogs Receipts light; market fair:
win prospects Of lower prices heavy Philadelphia - ~
as, so medium Philadelphia 81 35as4 40 best Workers
erI nixed 81 3)dsi IS fair Workers and pigs
81 i5as4 Is roughs. ssd$A sheepSuppy light marks,
about steady both sheep and amhs extra 81 sod$5 W
good 81 2ogs3 GO; fair mixed $? 304se '' co"non sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 30-Cot,on dun: miidlng 'sc. low
ndd,ing 4l.o: good ordinary ;sr; net and gross -
ceips i97 bsrs; exports to Great britain o"st 'oh-
tinent aCg3: sales 100: spnnrrf, ~. stock lsH go"
Norfolk Jan. 3U.- cotton steady in,idlig oh'' 10"
mddng II cc: good ordinary, 100 net ana iIOss
receipts ,sT bnrs exports cosstwise 2lO. salrs. 80.
stock. ~. Cy6.
New orleans ian 30 Cotton quiet good nidiiing.
9.ig mddng Sc. low middling. l-loc good ordinary
siGi bales gross lo""l, exports -
Great iirttain 25B. Continent s3b2. cods"ise. o'u
sa.s zoo stock 3s.,s0 N-wOrleans Cotton Escnang'
weekly ement al twelve leading IN
Tor towns Receipts this - OBJ bales; est year
SHIPMENTS this J4,siH bales, last year.
M 5at stock this venr 936 bales last ga ia
Savannah Jan 20 Cotton quiet and easy; niddling.
lar. low nIddljnx 4ac: good ordinary .i6c. net
gross receipts i.jI bales exports coastwis~ 80.
sales, 3ip. stock. ~. 3h,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
WESTSHORE R.R.

Trains leave Yves, Al 81. Station New York 40 fol.
lows and IS minutes earlier from loot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 4. ". Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
D;i5 A. N. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochse.
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago
5;13 =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, syria.
cuse Rochester buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De.
uoit, Cley Gland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
:4S j.. VI. Daily, except sunday. for Ctlca Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo
S,lS r. NJ Daily for Albany. Ctlca. Syracuse. noches-
isr Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
For tickets time tables Of local trains paror and sleep
irgear accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana
New York. ana At stations Time tables principal
hotels For other Information address
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent