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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
case OF catarr

symptoms were accompanied by
severe pains i'll the lead. tool, sew
erdl kinds Of medicines recommended
tor catarrh, and used various local ap-
pllcations. but the disease had become
SO dcep-scatcd that they had no effect
Whatever. | was alarmed at my CON
dltion, as | knew this disease iIlvari-
ably descended to the lungs, ending
III consumption. | was induced TO take
>. ). ;. lSwift's Spccific). and after two
months was perfectly we'll, and
have never felt any effects of the
disease SINCE
S. S. S. is the only blood remedy
which t is impossible to initiate. There
is a substitute for most Of them, for
they are all alikc-contain the same
ingredients, and are made in the same
manner. But there is no substitute
Tor 5. 5. S., as it is in every way diff
fercnt from every Other blood remedy
offered to the public. 1t is natures own
remedy, being made from roots and
herbs gathered from the forests. and
contains not Il particle of mercury,
potash or other drug. 1t is not Il drug
store remedy, and not single ingredi-
ent can be obtained from a CHEMISTS
shop. s. S. $. (Swift's Spccific) is the
only blood remedy which is puaran-
tccd to be
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
A MESSAGE TO
MINISTERS OF GOD.
continued from first pnso

preached and professed by the holiness
people. He was apparently in perfect
health. On Thursday preceding he was
walking and fell dead in his tracks. His
funeral was preached over his corpse at
the sane hour he had appointed to de-
molish sancriication. Brother, there is
danger i'll the dark In Gods religion
everything is as dark rs midnight until
you get rid of it. The very fact that YOU
have not received this glorious work of
grace, called sanctlfication, is demonstrn-
tive proof you know nothing about it,
You know about the doctrine, but the
thing itself is not the doctrine, but the
experience. DO you know there are no
such praying people on the earth us the
holiness people; Whenever you 20 to
work against them they unite their praY-
crs to God to prevent your'cvil influences
They never pray for you to die. They
are full of love for you. But if you will
not let God answer their prayers by
stopping your soul damning influence,
discouraging people on sanctification,
there is ut least Il probability that God
will stop your evil work by taking you
out of this world. would want to get
out of this world in II hurry if all the
holiness people were praying against me.
THE pERILS OF TIE MODERN
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
TELLER SURE or REFLECTION

Denver, Col, Jan. 1G.-The members
of the Colorado Legislature will vote for
United States Senator to succeed Henry
NJ. Teller next Tuesday. The reelection
of Senator Teller was made cardinal
principle i'll the platform upon which
nearly every member OF the general Assem-
oly was elected, and there will be practi-
Gully no OppOsitiOn to his rn- elrctinn
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
SILK FACTORY STRIKE.

Paterson, \. j., Jan. ia hundred
employees of the Golden Red Manufacture.
ing Company, manufacturers of silks.
went on IL strike to day. The strike is
over question of wages, and 1t is probn.
bile that other factories mt Paterson will
he drawn into the contest. There are 20.
QUO persons employed in the silk Industry
here.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
Purely Vegetable.

All others arc founded OH mercury and
potash.
Decp-scatcd and obstinate blood
troubles, such as Cancer. Scrofula.
Catarrh, rheumatism, Eczema. Con
tagious Blood Poison, etc, which 9th
er remedies do not reach. weld readily
to the curative powers of S. S. S.
Books on blood and skin diseases
will be mailed free TO any address,:
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
y RAILROAD INsnI.NnNT.

I.asla, Ohio. Jan lG-Judge Wright
90 Fay declared the Columbus S.ndusly
aaA Hooking Railroad Company insol
yrnt. and appointed T.. VI Piston. of
s.sonville, a. receiver The liabilities
"a t!e road are said 20 amount to $l3,O
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17

serve. He defended his peculiar methods
of reaching sinners, and said he scatter
ed the bread of life he had to offer on the
ground wh,re ii could he reached alike
10y the giraffe and the goat
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
MooDY's ADVICE TO PREACHERS
Says the People Want More Gospel and
Less Cuba

Less Cuba.
Boston transcripts Mr. Moody was
confronted this morning by the largest
audience that has yet greeted him in
fremont Temple since his crusade against
sin i'll Boston. He deprecated in the be-
ginning the apathy displayed by the
churches il his revival work Tie said
there appeared to be IL prevailing idea
that Il man born in Boston dom't need to
he born again. ''But that is the devils
teaching. ann not afraid OF a little cX-
element There is more excitement i'm
the rum shops to-day than there has been
in the churches for il year. If that .old
book OF God teaches revivas let Us be-
lievc IN them and teach them. y man
asked me- Don't YOU have any doubt
and replied, ] don't have time There
was It time when if YOU wanted the
world YOU had TO 80 outside of the church
10 get it, Now you will find the world
in the church theatre and all. You had
better trillo with chain lighting than
trilc with God. Now willsgive a little
advice to ministers. If you want To
make converts don't teach theology
Don have anything to say about capital
and labor. You don't know anything
about it. What do YOU know about
Cuba? What right have YOU to criticisc
President Cleveland You had better
preach the gospel and let him deal with
questions OF state about which YOU know
nothing. The people have got tired of
this little namby-pamby preaching. !
am sick and tired OF your silver tongucd
orators. They choose "A tcxtand then they
go up in balloon whizzing AWAY above
the heads of the people. You call it
metaphysics, but don't know what that
is
SAM JONES DEFENDS HIS
METHODS OF SAVING SINNERS.
sam Jones, the evangelist, addressed
the monday meeting ut the Bromiicld
Street Church to day. The announce
ment made mt the Moody meeting thnt
he was 10 he the attraction drew to
gether IL crowd large enough to have
twice filled the church, and hundreds
were turned AWAY unable TO get inside
the doors. Not only was every seat
taken, but the aisles were filed with pco
pie. Mr.. Jones had much To say in con.
domination of the apathy that prevails in
the churches III Boston. and said that
what they needed is not more MEMBERS
but members who are prepared to make
sacrifices 70" the cause they profess to
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
FOR RENT.

good room house in Southwestern modern
convcniencas. heated by furnace. etc.
a nice or room house on South Jefferson
street, all convcnicnccs.
An S.room housc on Border street E. oath
end all convenierces; $40 per month.
Q room house, close in. all convcniccc.s and
furnished.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
WANTED.

y list of your houses, lota or farms 70. sale
We are In the business 10 stay, and can make
il to yonr Interest 10 deal with Us Give us a
call. VIC will treat you right.
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NEpOSII TILE kING

ldon. - rs. The Chronicle says
), uipri1-'i q, announce that it has
bee. d-.r.lnucd 20 annex the Bcuin king
dom and To Gepnss he King OF account
o! the massacre Oh the British expedition
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
Red Hot
Real Estate Bargains !

10 s'o2 so-a slt o ns, vim o, 81
IKE ma ,,s. I ptinu :. snia e FOR board
.'ncc IN month!y payments TO suit lur
chaser. f"'
I'm 2-s,room cottage; halt squsrc from shops,
itc. G-nico shade and shuhbcry In the ward
SNo; cssh 500. balance oa easy terms
10 suit purchaser
no. @@ n fsif ra"a n hos.p ,ssr
cish s5O, Haihncc $iG per month
Pm n Wfooui residence with all convent
'su' g enc Z, stable and hnrn, Eighth avenue
$ W. 81 o @ on the best of terms
SIN Z room residence on FIRST avenue w
~ u very oneap at S!l0i. Terms casy
E0 + boanli, nj Groom residence. sewer CON
49, s9nn. ~ t:ign'h 9vennc q W. Frcc
mcnts. ' pay
Nh -Dcantifui Groom residence with bnth
nuc s. W, Si.sU0. On easy terms
Mo % room dwelling or Dale avenue = r..
wv. O-wlth bath and other oonvcncnccs
very cheaD at price and terms, $liCU
I'm q room dwelling near the furnace and
Nu, Gar iine, S9jo: On easy payments
~ f0-GroOm residence ncar PARK street n
10, iU-w large LOT, sOxi4J. Very chcSn NJ ~
rice, $3.50.
Nm -d;room rc.ldcucc, corner lot near the
NU. ] shops, southeast. Mus, bc sold In len
month. 49,
No. a. fs4.nf' On On. Third HaF1
cnt 10 dcoot. Crest bargain nj $4,000.
On the best OF terms.
an tQ-7-rGom residence with hath hot and
Gu. O-oold water, nicely iur1ishcd-sou,h.
west Great bargain. ~ - $50 Ga easy
payments
Nm /-I,rnom dwelling in southeast near
III. + -Belmont school. 81 ,OGU; c.sh $40; bal.
ancc monthly ut ST..
IN E-6-room dwclling with harm and stable.
t!U. ! Jon TaHewc ] avenue. close to shops
Si,tOJ; cash 500, balances monthly pay.
DcBts.
I'm fG-Four beautiful lots in southeast. 4Ox
nU sO-i30, convcnicnt to shops, near church.
SEQ each. On instalmcnt plan
Nh f7-B,antitnl lot on Salem avenue a W.
WU. ] l-a,x2n feet. Great bargain at the
price, $500.
Nh 2-Tnw'%% corner lots in southeast 5ox1sO.
now, $40 each.
E,Yn,- Bargain : Two miles from depot-.50
u al itf-acres. The best land IN ltoanoKe
county. VIII cut IL up in ten-acrc lots
orsell TO suit purchaser. Cash, or one
third cash. ba'aucp one two and three
years. Mnst be sold In the next thirty
oaNp Come ami secure II bargain right
away II yoa want hOmc near the city.
PACE & BOBBlTT,
no. 20 Jefferson ST.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17
BECOMES \ CRUISER

Vancouver, b. C., Jan. lG.-Tho Can.
adian Paciiic Liner Empress of Japan.
which arrived yesterday from Hong
Kong. was during her stay in that port
lifted out as IL British cruiser The arnn-
ment OF the Japan, which is now at the
British naval station. Esquimnult. con
sists of ten guns, which can be mounted
at any time within Il few hours.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17

The progressive ladies of. Westfieid
Ind, issued FL ''Woman,s Edition., Of
the Wcs.iied News, hearing date of
April 5, 1885 The paper is filled with
matter of interest to women. and we no
tice the folio wing correspondence, which
the editor. printed, realizing that il
treats upon matter of vital Importance
to. their sex: THE best remedy for
groups, colds and bronchitis that i have
been able to find is Chamberlain Cough.
Remedy. For family use it has no
equal gladly recommend itn % and
% cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-17

FOR POCAHONTAS NUT OR LUMP
COAL GO TO w. X. ANDREWS Il
CO.. 219 SALEM AVENUE. Their
teams have bells. 49,
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Doll babies, doll babies, doll babies.
Gravatts Fair, . Salem avenue.
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]. F. vV|NGF IELD,

Real Estate and Rental Agent,
Ground Floor, Terry Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-Y York. January 10. 1873

New-York. January 10. 1897.
and csS t is head ss market se' S5
trading; feeling steady city dressed beef in fair de
H man. a s RSr b tGF s @ D na. n
don ana erPoo cables agSs n beef m " at
ne tops Lac dressed weght shipments to day
g. ssa sStTsfasssiIS $uisssrss@ ss5
s. VIII S laden with ao to s9
Siberian with Eco cattle for Glasgow the Exeter city
cntiIe for onion The Msdana took out 40 sheen to-
day and the Trinidad will carry to Bermuda 20 cattle
~ bead .. and aSoq, :ss head s,s
little nrmer for barnyard calves All sold. except "a
s1S na sa a: a Sf r 100 ~ for nd
g ior car Of weserns Dressed calves steady at
,aec little calves and 4s9Gc for dressed barnyari
sales-s Judd & CO. 81 Western calves. 300 II aver
age s. i,d Gsr 100 BARNARD calves. ac N At s., - a.
2el ~ at SO 37is yearlng 500 10. at 49, vea io7
y S% M NJ leo II, T. at ye1; Do # s. r. ~ DO 100
an for s %a s a9a .s am @ nS @
$ s. SIS. $s,;sS
5g;sc dressed gs a% %d S a s :" sa Ist q, ~
81 90 per roo Sr b 200 niana do 80 ~ at s. T ss
TERRITORY DO 100 p 2, s. e. So KENTUCKY d. i'm. at
d. Mcpherson & Co: 2o7 Western lambs. 81 N. at
81 10. al s. so
late Yesterday: - state lambs, $? n at s. 50.
HOGS Receipts. ~ cars. or 4.It2 head. including 10
head for ale steady Mt SO G0Qs+
he@yv "a iight hogs and 81 tOMS4 % State pigs
ear OF Western pigs sold late Yesterday al 81 So
country dressed quiet Aa6lsc per ID for
weights - a.. an. =.
q sr tao NJ: do 1851 SO co: rough hogs H.
., a. also late Monday: ~ State hogs 2l5 n. at So So
IT, IT Hollis Monday SO state hogs llo n. at 81;
>. A., oIc M ai 81 -: do les M. 81 as: rough
All n al 81 10 do. Az N. at 81 $50 No.
az 50 o5 , en- co.. -, o .
"a 60 % nes JOS ~ 81 TO- rough hogs 40 ~ at
So , 90, ,,,o,. -, go a.
Sc so; b2 state hogs 2l2 ~ at ~ T.. 49,
rrId G. Co ~ state hors a. N. at 81: II do 21O
- 90 "a 2 do s3 ~ So 20. pigs. 81 No. 81 30;
: rourh hogs. 800 n. at " 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

GENERAL MARKET REPORl-

York, January ~, 1871
cOTTON-The market closed with genera auS ~, oo
~ 10 noins and a fair business WIN sales 81 ~
laies The Liverpool market ruled in buyers r,s
snot with futures showing net gam OF W ~ haid
inc local market was without special interest, ~, ~
steady during the afternoon some local .oss az
ON Tho snnpostion that semi weekly interior ho,
n,ent which will be made o-morrow VII s"Tm s'
1ainy or Southern spot markets are irhi. ne IL, u
vces from Fall River indicate more hepeiu IA
800 The nrice OF spot cotton al New YORK was au
>anced lice OF sales here Gay io ,s on
aro Cor eSoor, II is said New orleans holds con
siderable grade cotton at full prices spheIs 81 nj
10 be anxious cotton at the soutn W., o,ton
spnners are supposed to have small supplies Oh spo
cot on to-day Local traders are conservative anu Pc,
" content 10 await Developments IL IS esuatru o
cepts at Houston Wednesday will be 300 10 49, ~ nr
against 1903 bales day last week ana .1f Ia
last wear and New-oreans GOO to 'YV eoe haies
aga,s Il OK, bales came day last week ana ooso na'es
last year Receipts to-day at pnepa po d Ass bses
foI,vs: Augusta, 81 bales. against ssi ana 40 ,
Memphis 6o bales. against 249 and $40 bales; -, l9p s
rs BALES against 302 and 2'3 bales: Cincinnati 10
hIss aeanst 1851 1927 balcs Houston oiss Da,rs
g 40 and 3 475 bales. Receipts at principal pnIs
90 aay were as follows: Galveston ';l,2 bales AGAIN.
70, haiss same day week and lob baes as' y,ll
O~sars COZ bales against u 6Vl and H. iv baies
.et eS0 tales against 10 and 2ose bales saV,nnaI
sun iaia9 AGAINST 29si and 222 bales Charies,on
90 .n gainst 4 and s37 bales. Norfolk 2Vzo paies
against 343 and 2.2ts bales -, ., o,o.,r~ hla. IN.
and close to-day. ara CLOSING pius Inv
o.. s,.,a,. rtybt and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 10 tspeciaD.-The bears things their
own way in wheat to-day. and yet they did not
plish any important successes. They brought about
decline Of Is cent and closed the market the bottom
Nav opened 797s sold between sos and
7ot and closed at 1914 cents Liverpool lower
losing equivalent to about a bushel. That was
unexpected because the market here had been
Monday There was poor cash demand here and
everywhere else The local 5000 bushels
small business, Of course. ST. Louis reported 5000
bushels sold millers New-York reported five loads
for export. No seemed be bearish the
board exporters They declared tone abroad a
Outraged There some very bullish announce
ments. They came on too dull market to have any
The worlds visible supply decreased 1868 900
bushels. The Official worlds shipments 4i$2coo bushels
Was goods1ed i iS.a SatlnsssGn 1900 bushels
had been engaged FOR May export me latter however
was repetition Minneapolis and Duluth had 2es cars
ciearances only 10000 bushels There was at 70
time much s o sa The 'sy ouy
did selling The local crowd scaiped in and out
the news along. The market finally closed at
Corn was weak again Notwithstanding good listed clear
day. May sold between 2+as cents and 2!, cents and
closed at 2.G2!' cents Rscsips Were 2sS cars with
was a fair shipping demand Cables were ). penny lower:
reported an Of the Rockies OF 1884 900
bushels. The total stock OF corn here in public and
Patten the best seller to-day The trade however
than it has been running Charter was 10000
Aithourh there important covering Of oats the
,ort", declined May sold from ISL IL cents
end closed at 1915 cents sellers Receipts 81
~ o.,,nna,a for wednesday iJ3 Samples
,"' on, 20 A. cent lower The oats here in
s,ore in putc and private houses and ahoat exceeds
o. Provsions were weak. made so by poor cash de-
g., sor,e lluuidation and by weak hog market
~, ~ cents: lard and ribs 10 The close
r"," ,h. bottom There $4,000 hogs. with 5000
Was a" ,or Wednesday. The receipts at the Western
es,,,.'' wers 81 600 against 5000 las; year.
pO nn the curb May wheat closed at 5s cents
e. di,, c q, .'s .ess at 2rs02ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
orrrp N.PKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

pur.to Ian a-Csttle Receipts for the last ~ hours
~ head total for week thus far. 5p: for time
~, veck i3t: consigned through Slf TO New York.
Si. On sale /. held over: market 1pened and closed
80, az T,Ix7 Hogs-Recepts for the last "a hours.
oio hssd total week thus far 81 so FOR same time
IN go consigned through, ebl; To NewYork.
so on sale 2o, including u loads held over market
$50, armer closed late arrivals. Workers bid for
IA Workers 81 TO- pigs 81 75nS3 mixed
scxsrs 81 551s3 90 mediums. 81 5oaS3 10; roighs $50
fge la, q hours 500 head total TOR week thus Tar
~ coz. %, came time week 1880 consigned through
=, ~ yo,k 100: on sale. $500 including ~
held over market opened shade stronger and cio.ed
avn. All sold good choice native sheep ~ 10 gSS %
c,is r. fall 500 g; so good 10 extra native lambs - WI
s IL lii q, lair 20 1Dfsi so: export ewes - tDgx NJ
=" ~" u, V.rds chicago Jan. ipcate- Receipts
2 ZOO head market nrrn Tor choice others steady oor
s ,os. ~ cows and bulls 81 1888 ~ calves 81 5orso;
r.,,s Z. s10St X Hogs-Receips. $4,000 heed inhset
10Y sisojv Heavy packing and shipping lots. So 2sr
s so comm, to choice mixed 81 0dss So ,nocs a.
sheep-i secepts 1900 bead market hrm Inferior 70
rhotce q. !oTrei. lambs 81 SnSo q, ... A.,
81 i'lis Jsn' io-tatiie Receipts aeS narhst a na
and stesiy Naise steers &3uss So native COWS . W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

80 So Texas steers 81 2s4t3 g. Hoss Receipts TX ~
bed market s:sdy rorksrs So s9ag9 20 Rhsad mar
get active and stronger Native sheep 81 a'S o.
East Liberty. Jan f9.-cattls -Msrkes steady exss'
g yoq$t co. prime 81 so$ s0 good. - togx4 o. mn,
~ 2Sf$f 81: fair 43 GOn&4 10: &S6xS oV. e,n
mon 10 good fa bull, and s:as3 90 hsss n
steady prime medium 50 g6T&3 So prime iiKht and p,ss
g e3G$s o heavy hogs 81 iods3 90 good rousns - Sy
~ IS Sheep-Market steady sheep. STOW on iai.s,
scca Western g ssss co. prIme g SGT sSGs ss
Veal calves s56$7.
nrrn lisht 81 3o6ss a7s: medium g 27,sass 49,
heavy. 81 10ds3 30 pigs &3d$3 II. Ca''le-Keceipts,
IL o head market slow; native steers best 81 lo4x,
fair 10 good 81 sQ:4 lo and hciicrs best ~
ers and feeders 81 25Q$3 90: Texas and western GWe
50 sO calves. 5ql0c. Shcep-Receips. 5ooo head mar
bat toaiv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. Iorour dull. Wheat dull spot eo>.e
bid May s7lsas7Ac: Southern by sample 92aesc 90 on
grade SGkaClhc stock 100000 BUSH Corn easy; So
and January 25sa2ec: February a6Ha2ossS.;i t ptn"
stock 233 900 BUSH sales 20 900 bush southern ~
22,4a27%c; do yellow. 22a2Ic. Oats auet ana 20 91
No white 24a25c; No mixed 2G22c s.ocs 80 4s,S
G4ic stock. 273 700 bush. Hay firm Grain fre d.r.
quiet; Liverpool. 34d March; Cork Ior ,,or
IS 3dd3s AID January: Is 1isdg3s 80 February N
quiet; mddirgs TIC.
patents 81 70asf 95 clear and straghs - .on co.
winter patents s. ods5 25 clear and stragnts ~
81 o. Cornmea quiet Go@e2c bag 81 4ossi So Iv
Oats steady: No clipped old 2IG2Iisc: new oas III
2ec Mfeed steady spring bran to snip ass st red
SID %: backs 81 5oasO %: lean ends. si2 Hams v;@
lOhc. Lard. 4%c Bacon smloc Batter gu,e, IN
creamery 2HS aG. WssTn ysTmoS dn sc
common 1915 Lambs quiet; 7dShc: mutton and
iings sac. Veal s9ioc. Cheese firm Northern ~.
western l5aGc Michigan. l5a@l6c Beans plenty s ana VA
dull yellow eyes 81 2o1s 3o red Kidneys 81 lonsi %
marrow pea 95cIs1 small pea. 81 2oGsi %: rs,c
sas TO- Poultry quiet Northern yq@ns cSskens isa
i6c; Western chickens, 10ai@c; fowls ,9Ilc az
DC: ducks HAZE Potatoes quiet heorons, t ~ c
white stock 3s6l4oc Green Mountains tc nSse Tea .o
81 20 case Jarna.cas s. 5o9s6 80 bb Lemons " 20
Sfs3 TO- Hay quiet choice new sGaSlI Lower ,eaay
si2lssl5 rye straw quiet slS@<is Leather steaay.
I,nion sole firsts 10000; seconds. 2'4-Sc.
Buffalo Jan. i9-Sprng wheat-lams wsah; oiosed
dull. We lower from prices. Winter wnea ctos.u
steady No red track do store WEAK, ~, arS &c
lover from noon prices. Oats closed duil pun u. u"
changed Barley quiet. unchanged. Kye oSe Mn,feed
sold lie in store Flour quiet easy. uncnargeo 'ie
dull. unchanged
49, TIL. leading ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

,,r,,p .Np U-TE-The market Is NOT yers a,as' e.
HEMi ,d.r. in fact showing increased h'm'ss, a.
s,@auS, nyices are materially hshsI' ~, t',r
,nouxn bsnn spot 4isc; shipment 4c 90 ~.
dom 80; double triangle and equal "c. ~ u :,
ship pens .oe paper quality isc: tu,@ QUITS
)ute r.i,iy i~i0c: mixing. lA~c hngSinE ateis On
papsI 1re market shows consiae'ani" nImlrSs
nnd quite little business mas h~eh
dry uei IN the Of fmal lots Inc saIes or W.
but moss . q $40 hides Receipts for ne week Msfe
X ,ss0 SAM saisisc orinoco; i6c Boses ltgt,ss,
sa,a,1os mercan isi1al4sc: Galveston i2Ti3c rasfo
ceh,,hi ,npsni4c La Guayrs iSi.pl3c ~ saItrn
sapeno IL. sayanila. vzc. Texas 'i7c; Maainoia'
VT sated-Havana, INC cry saushterN
Iosc or hut brands. si.@s'sc; Side brands ,.n'
s, 7Slc: cow Sc Country saush'er-s'er's SC cow
Ti.M1s.c: bull. 6i.a!c ,a.,. NTH r,,,o,sto local
nd some improvement in demand from eAp'ites
deman' a unchanged Union ~ quiet but steady
it'sr 49,, FORMER prices We quote; Hem.ock-Son lci
A. iglsax, &c: secondy i9ul9isc damaged
Acld-First selection. "Og2c seconds lv,sV2lc.
ttomgsScd I0IsG i7,.c; rejects 1Sai5sc union-Ishi
backs ssSasc thirds alQ26c light backs COW. 2aaSc:
heayi $aef2sc: bellies 121l4c. oik-Dressed backs.
soaao" seconds 2sa3oc thirds 2ss 2sc bellies. 1876
Souo- bn,,s 2Sas2c: Texas. oak sole. 2iu2Gc
ATs-TJE-The market for tin closed sironx at
s,s .,s,s3 20 The London tone was nim COPPER
sS ST. strong az 81 s59<ic for spot London closed
am osea IEAD-fIored steady: futures strong Spot
ssPFITi.n-Cosed steady ouotations for spot. 81 s5a
81 =. - ISON-,'iofed nrmer. Spot. 6'.Tic
~, scr ASSES AND sYRrPS-Denand vas moderate to-
-. With tone steady and prices unchanged Demand most
aaS h.s, stadcs quote: Newor'ears centrifugal
common calls: fair ic1iic s2od lSai'e: prime. isH