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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

January II. lse


COFFTT-Thrre little change 70 we VVI4re
market opening steady al unchanged pres 70
decline OF points the variations were conhneo 20
range OF points weak feeling prevailed more or iss
generally throughout session. The market was nna
quiet a. net loss Of TO 10 points Toia! sales Is -o
~ the situation was enpnasleeu ~
sil heavier receipts Rio and santos and pedctohs
NJ larr Brazil There was pracca NJ
outside afte-tion pai' coffee The local taueIs "Tte
almost equally indifferent shorts We're aoout me GUY
huvars selling scattered. European ca'les
perhaps than looked FOR but ta,1 70 sHu
IN the face u present enormous
creased by arrival u TOSs6 bags nouaing - 90,
hass Santos per steamer Rose and 4oolf hasS PEI
steamer Bellova the including 22l bass santos
n ~ hags Victoria 7.is1 bags Bahia Cleared Jan
usrv II bags steamer Iaormna bV' pass
Bahia per steamer Button and ZOO bags santos pe'
sesr1er Corcordis FOR New-Orleans The mar
Ike, for srot Brazilian coffee dull heavy and nominal
rosins on the basis ~ about Sac for NO NO. lnNoCs
lois and Gao for iobbng parcels The market ior mI
oone.s Was inactive featureless. Win dowhWaIH
,sndencv quotations nominal at any figure ON prVae
terms $50 Maraca.bo. 400 bags Mexican ana 9''
hscs Cucuta were reported to have changed hands we
quote Maracalbo 6i4QsAc; Cucuta, 5al3,2c Jainaca'
81. disc: La Guayrs. 71i7iso; savaniila h7q MeN
team 8al5c. Central American alI &c; costa k9
ibLo: coffee IN parchment 5Gsi7c, Mocha IL ql'zc
Padanr interior 2Sa24isc fancieS 2'G3oc; Corin'he
260@7c ,,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
ERIE RAILROA p:

raj
m tnroSs and Ave minutes earlier from West 80 snton
o,oo W-Vestlbu.ed Express daily for Binsssa 400
Vav.rly E,mra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive DUNE"
tar MV.,tibuiea Limited fast mail paiiy s.na
ira for Chicago arrives Cleveland az a r,neinnatL
p VI sleepers 10 Chicago Oie'e'S'' 80"
no p M-Rurao and CLEVELAND , .ssrS III A. N
nj" ,rrives Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. haato,,a $50. n,
Jamestown 700 A NJ Cleveland isS oe Connections for
b Bairo Shcasc and the West Cafe Library car
S,i5 T.. M.--sod train to Cn'cafn9 ,lns Car " 49,
T,cSETs Local TINE SAkpS M ~ ,na AZ R1aaa
@ >sS East 2shst ard 81 West i2o;s
A. chamters ana Nest esa-s ferrles zoo Hudson,
Hobiken and Jersey City station wes,SSv ,d.ness
calls for and checks baggage from h0'sS ""S
70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK ET,s

London Jan r. p. m.-The market for American
securities advanced the opening and continued nrm all
day on n general speculative demand The close firm
ana the demand fair. Consols for money i2 l-l8
soils for the account liz 1885, Atchison. 1871 Canadian
90. Paul 994 Illinois Central ii0i. Louisville 5oA
Mexican Central a.. 6st New-York Central ia
Ere 1874. Pennsylvania 10; Reading. IN Erie frst
preferred 40 Mexican ordinary, 2i+ Money laia per
cent TIE rate OF discount the open market FOR both
short and three months bills is MAPS per cent Tn.
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank England
on balance to-day $50 600
Paris Jan IL. p m.-Three per cent rentes los
francs centimes for the Exchange London
rs francs % centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

kst ia interesting features now than
then Though much less active II Is broader market
Where A short time since a haf-tozen gigantic mills
were absorbing all attention BY reason OF their eagernes
70 PICK VI amounts OF staple Territory there
from mills OF every class Tor
wool n great many different grades and better inquiry
IA Of active market In a very short
time Territory especially those having staple IN
them have been inquired FOR have certain lines of
reecss pulled and greasy Capes Prices are uIy rs
firm as week and in some cases are more aotaply
in deaine woods large business is anticipated oN
ever toy within few weeks and there IS consequently
every lnducement 70 keep quotations AZ high hgur'
The sales - week % OVO pounds doneS
tlc and l072 900 pounds foreign making a total or
3Os 600 against total Of 7t5O6o FOR the previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
NIL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r h.
DSto;,on. in New-lOrh. foot of Barclay
and Christophcr Streets ,,r,u
x,rSrrRIIED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
'r' CARS. pIN1sCH LIGHT.

r,,,.., routa 10 NEWARK. Bloomfield. MONlCLhln.
THE ORANGES, summit BernarcSyiils Ba ss1dD,
, nnr' sborer Stanhope. NEWTON BUDD.S LAAEs
Vo'%TAIN. Washington PHIILIPsBCRG; EAsION.
W ,Tr.i2 GAP. STROCDSBU re- Iocon1 Mountains
scRAZTON, PITTSTON WII.KESBARRE. NANTl-
ross bINoiHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
vile UTICA. RICHFIEkD SPRINGS Cortland
sYRACt-SE OSWEGO ITHACA OWEGo. ELMlRA:
coRNlNG, BATH nAXSXILLE. BUFEA 10. and all
800 a. MEBINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
10 90 a. VM'-(Cafe Carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BING-
HAMTON. OWEGO, ITHACA, ELMIRA. tTICA
PfIIIFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and osWEGO
EMPRESS. Pullman Paror Cars. Connecting al
90 p W-SC'R ANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
400 p W-SCRANTON, WILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
Ot;TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
200 NJ ,Dailv-Chcago Ncstit uled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BCF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car, New-fork 70
Chicago. Dinns-Car west ot BrNalo. -
$50 p NJ Dailv-Bunao Express Pullman sleepers for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH. ut.
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in BuHai, : 4 ~ y.
$50 p NJ (Daiyl-BUFFA sGRANToN. BIAGH ,As-
Utica and OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMNoDATIoNs a.
Henry & Sons. Limited III Broadway, ~ fars
Place Broadway and 9l2 Broadway Tlkcis AZ iess
Columbus New-York; 33s and 736 Fulton-st; and
Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fu inio'-
nation At All stations -.
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call eor ana
check baggage from hotel residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
RAILROADS
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


s-AiIoNs vi WEST TwENli-rHIRD STREET
o. DSsbhOssEs AND CORlLANDT STREETS
s,sets is en minutes later than that given bsow fr
7'2 S. A; N: FAST MAIL.-PuIlman Buffet pa.lor c~
HsS dok 10 iit,sburs sleeping Car pittsburs to
NJ No s2afAfi S + riss and Cleveland
"'S0 a; N. Pennsylvania LIMITED Pullman
'Sn ce.so D ceSand o; Toisdo c S:ass
$50 7: 81. chicXGo And A ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 p lie s eesn 9t chesso -, s
40 'f:o 70; oT9isdS ssesgt agT$iy rw
40 Fac iPfla'nS; IS SSs Pl,,.os and
$50 NAIL Is Ax6 6''fsfTe D Sar.,
burr sd car New York to Altoona tas! i'S p;.
80 sSWAsml.cIEos, 'i xs 81 TnE solrT ' !.
go Gong e,SSai Im al raSioT sna Dining c.T.
sana. Ga % go % 5q s ca SO % oa. s
.so dining f. s ssS D1ns 21 g n so DINING
So ngI, dtA. RAILWAY 40 ?. m. ad'
ATLANTic COAST LINE.-Exarcss. Q % Z. n. and $50
F gGHE9a4g4 s5SH SHP sSs n gay
ATLSNTfce9 Taa 10 % p !" da e.nro.,. an.
Car and c STsTs 10 p M through bDH'' Pa''
H iand Street, q NJ weekdays DehFo''e' and c'-
'@9s Rranch As6SrS PAX nr,erasen sundsy Ocean
srs. and Point Pleassn; Gom es TTsH ~
s sSnasys 90 % $50 80 D. H. g7om ossb.os;s'
% FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ ~ ! 20 $50. $50. 20 GJy renls. Limited 80
I5lning clp, l05o ii5o a. m. i2fC: 80 80. 80
~ ~ Dining can 40 DINING Car. 800 lDlnins
81 ~. so p; m. 1906 night. sundays. Go ~
~ 800 "2n $50 Limited. 90. - % n. lO
.9lning car) $50 4 20 Dining car. 40 Dring Car.
r, 30 dining CsD. 40 $50 D. m. i2o5 night
T1cket offices Me-. fGi. ga 1896 1893 III and 2si
broadway. J istor House. West Twenty-thlrd sFse,
station and stations foot Of Desbrosses ant Cor,lanl
streets. Court Street. $50 Fulton Street, o Broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn Stson. Jersey
CITY The New YORK Transfer COMPANY VIII call .or
and chec baggage from hotels and residences through
t. dest.na>ion
Telephone hl27i Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service
J b HUTCHINSON J p. WOOD.
Genera, Manage General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 42d ST. Station. ~ Y, as follows and
IS m earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
iO.I5 A NJ Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne, Toledo Cleve-
600 p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica SYRIA
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. De-
troit. Cleveland Chicago and =. Louis
S:5 p NJ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
C. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Jan 12-Cotton quiet: mlidlng SIC. low
mddng Is i6c. receipts 1920 bales. exports coast
wise 3s3 sales. sos stock 1864.
Louisville. Jan l2-cotton steady; middllns. Sac.
Louis Jan. t2-Cotton quiet, middling 7-isc:
low middng 3-1Gc: good ordinary 1915: re-
cepts al bales, 1883 shipments 1927. sales
2i0, stock. 70.l70.
Galveston Jan. 12-Cotton steady: mdding: she low
mddng 5isc: ordinary. 4%c. receipts O78 bales
sales. 276: stock 2l6.9ll.
Norfolk Jan. l2-cotton dull: mddng she low
mddng 80; receipts .625 bales exports coastwise
932 GALES. go stock. $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO

Leave New YORK, WhitenaH Terminal Sout1 FelTS
foot OF Liberty Street.
CHICAGO .i3O a m 900 o. m and '12 Is night
PITTsHCRG .tao a. M 1925 p m 500 p. m'
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS 1000 m. 1913 p m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE f7H. 1000 DINER.
I'll 30 a m DINER 900 (Diner). 10 y (Dlner). '+33
ODiner). '555 p. and 'l2l5 night.
NORFOLK. I'll 30 a. m. 49,
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. ~ %. 800 p m
All trains illuminated with Pinsch Light
Orires. 1i3 l72 2G1 42f. 1liO Bdwav 81 f. 14th-st,
I27 Bowery y Y 800 3ii Fulton st. Brooklyn: White
han Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 fascination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

stations foot Of West 23l penn. r. R) Cortand' or
Drsbrosses St
Indicates time from West 23d 81. Other figures t"'
time from Cortland or Derbrcsses 81 49, d,
'G;tO $40 4. VI. daily sunday 'o.fo a A. ~
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations, .cp.y-
.. 500 S:I5 A. NJ daily Tor WILkESbAHRE liza ~
TON week days.. ELMfRA week dtysl' nn.Trs
GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO NlAGAkA + .ni
and West and principal local points dining c" ~
.nn -, dauv Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ron PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH


FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND VASE
INGTON.
From (oOt u Liberty
Week days. i.3o 500. 1000 ~ 80 Dining Car, 4
NJ 100 B 30 800 Dining Csr), 500 =. NJ. 2.l5 mdt
Sunaays 80 1000 Nl:3O Dining Carr A. ~, 200
.5O Dining carr 600 p NJ 1915 mdt. Additional ra-ns
fr ,hliadeI pha week days. 900 A NJ i3O. 400 49,
100 + NJ. SUNDAYS 100 4 u 40 r ~
Week Gats 7.iO T:55. sos $40. $50 oOs. go 93A
1000 lois iO:3s HOS Il 80 1i55 4. ~ Il - Il -
4:S5 i55 SIS $50 $40, 62S. so; 1908. 80. s2S
10 35 10 90 p. NJ, u - mdt sundays. 100
S:55 10 90 il 80 4. NJ 200 NJ 2:55 200. $780, BOZ.
ass 4:aO 4.55 go 600 $50. 10, SIS. $50. s5S.
10 81 Z. NJ. 1913 mdt. =.
Tickets and parior car seats at loot OF Liberty ST.
uti,ebsl St il3. 72 26l i3i. ga LILO 1923 Broad
wav 7S7 OH Az 81 East lith s.. 153 East l25;h ST.
ga west i25th ST.. PSI Columbus Az. New York; \
60, :, SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Will
tamsburg The New York Transfer Co. will call for ard
check baggage from hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Stations ~ New YORK foot q Liberty ST.
and Whitehall Terminal
irans foot u Liberty -.
on and NV. 18th. 1897
For Ea.ton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
SC. 4:3O 7:l5. $40 4. 81. G2Op " % Easf0n). $40
1850 4:i5 C4:3O to Easton). 5:i5 03O Allentown
p NJ sundays 80 400 TO Easton) \ ". OO. $50.
900 p ".
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. $50 A. ",
ITO l:3O ilJ p VI. sundays. $50 A "
For Reading and HarI lsburg at $50. 100 10 10 90.
IL 80 10 Read ngD NJ. l:iO l.3O 200, Read
ing $50 j'Ou 5iJ 300 10 Reading p. ~ l2l5 ght
sundays $50 III 30 70 Reading) A NJ 100 2O0 so.
800 p ~. l2.l5 night.
For sunbury. Lewisburg and Wiismspori az 30 soo.
so A. N no. 1870. 800 p. NJ. sundays. 80 A. u.
600 p VI $1,000 -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch A,hury PARK oc.sn
do:l5 Red Bank onl2 IA 4 M 20 IS 3 40 Rel
At interIaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove) 800
CO:l5 Red Bank only A. VI. 400 7. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:sO $50 1915 A NJ. IS. $40. 40 as SATURDAYS
oniV P NJ sundays, 1918 4. "
For Tom River, Barnega, Park and Barnegat. +so.
$50 A N 1:45 $40 p. NJ sundays. 1918 4 ".
For Atlantic city Vineland. and Brdgeton. 40 A. H..
For Monmouth Beach. seatrlsh, and Hghand. q
~avesink 40 $50 II 30 4 NJ 80 Las. i:l5 40.
u SUNDAYS 900 4 NJ. 400 Y. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. l2'"rhe American Wool and Cotton
Reporter Will OF market; The
sales this week have fallen off 81 per from
tho previous week Notwithstanding this fact the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

for foreign domestic varieties received increased
attention Primary points also Going god pusie
at full former prices. Quotations were as foloWs a -
nestle common ordinary. 3su4hc; fair TO good t..I
Sc: prime 10 choice 5u5h.c 6G5lic: fancy ~
she Paina ihd5'.c. Do in bond s'a3c. Japan 'no'.o
Java. Ih44ac. Rangoon In bond 2n2ac -
SVGAR-To-day's market without special iea'hte
and prices and refined remain unchanged
neh advlces were Disappointing say IN, least Beet
at London and lower present month quoted Us 50
ana next month AID In little demand
Java lis Ard and fair refining es % Al the Close OF
the local centfifugals quoted 3loc Mus
covado sugar test 3c. and molasscs sugar ~ Test
acc Willct a Gray make weeks movement az I'M
in fha Init srate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

FLOUR AND MEA The late weakness in wheat
again interrupted hour operations and sales were con
fned chiefly Veil-kn0wn brands. mostly for tooting
lots close beng Spring patents sS0t5 go win
ter srsights. s. 45gs4 50 winter patents ogsS ~
So s5 extra No winter SO 406se co. grade. 81 500
81 Is. bsckwhsas -four. 81 aoqS1 &.......HYE FLOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Rio-Corfee market QUIET No Rio, sSl75; exchange
l5-l6l receipts 10 900 bags cleared for the United
states bags: cleared for Europe. 1000 bags stock
$50 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

WAS perhaps ., little sem mST nafaw
spianng circles in NewEngIand pointed more threat
tR s Pc. 2qn6 81 3Rs T@S rnon at
out On strike next Nonaay LAM 70 be Old basis To
what extent this agitation may spread can only Dc con
M River and ohr cot'n goods isS aS
ris,s s w pe5 nOt Of smsng In addition draw
back ts English cables we're regarded as Of Indifferent
cuar opening easy at unchsnsed pses s = nsns
more directly due judicious pounding by the bear
the asseDG s Of sa99hns 5sa which ssSs
S sss ,aav aeing 81 late sell to-day IT
is. aR 5s , f.. s RS09'Ss 5 supple.
there were some ouy'ns oIu' sts arrested tho
S~s t.ndency Of the market and led to conservative
covering The r %sky ., Ss' tS.. 10 400 ballet. Spot
ruled tull at unohsnged Pioes is@ i6c
o.. yat sales 800 bales all contract southern spot
markets; mIsdn ,. se0s sc "ef Sas Mobile quiet 5o
sales 900 bae. savannah eYle a osS' sae Pee
So-fois dun sac; sales go bales Ba;im.re nomlnSa
cute. lee sale; o 8t0 p ssss the s
as s TSus ,sr this 2"c2l bases have put in az
sppsaTsnce at the B pq 600 and $1,000
expected to come IN ns1s s0 limited to ~ ~ bales to
Britain and l02s7 bales 70 me oo1le" uibe1n 5olnts
T. Wilson co have pa, ol ss an ss xs Ri. was not
S s.ss 'U until the close Change had no effect on
market c-ouer
., Sei,eve that before planting time ths @ 80
foa.ers ~ the south Will again realize Una, -
an cSoS,r the price Of cotton whenever tney wiz,
. ~ soa1 e. a sharp reduction IN ACREAGE out ~
nasstng events cannot az YET ttate ~
nj there viii be great reaucuol III
Ion their will depend me hture OF w
- as there will he a large eorpus 10 'e 'N'
pc Mccormick cos cotton letter saye. % , ,s
80. ,n,es,rent absorption II cotipn is oolceiheu va
SAME evidently being bought pracss,y s,t
s.st,stica situation and this poseiDily OF SUI
.,,Ia acreage reduction spring Mssrnueh as II -
rscnsnizec thai cotton cannot be pToouced IN many
20 fba south a. prices Ooalnaoe on the plan
tstons and IL therefore believed that ~ Is o.ay
question OF time when values VIII 'S"1'"'
20 higher basis. 49,, ,,.oo, cah,.s sro, co,.o,
80 business doing: sales. 1900 bales specuai on
sx,ort. 60 la American llOrJ bales receipts
% nnr hse $4,000 halee. mddling upianas
3 732d futures opened quiet. partially l-6id decline
S-n.-S .tesdy net unchanged 10 y ttd decline jan
Sapy BIOS: January February, 33b; February March
eeS. arch-Apr 3c9izh. April MAY 3lwtb. May -June
SiiIbb June-July 3l2ab july Augusi :l"'to August
84i1s September October al6s. october No
Snr ais5f: Novembcr-D december. 3ley Manchester
,,s-ns-eraN business az lower prices CIoths-More IN
,,tir,, stOTe business.
The range Of contract prices to-day was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Foreign coffee markets-Ssrtos-CoIee market qnlet'
ROOD average nominal receipts $4,000 bags stock
SS2 40, hsgs Harnhurg-Co"f>e market opened at un
changed rrces 80 quiet net unchanged prices
sales 10000 bags. HavreCoree market opened steady
and unchanged: at m unchanged: at steady and
unchanged franc net higher; total sales 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Book signals.
Stations ~ New-YorN foot q Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13

Receipts ports ana interior points to-day. com
pared Win the day last week and sst year
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
This week. Last week. Last year.

In the local market refined steady In tone
The following quotations: Domnos hs'c; cut ioal ana
crushed s7sc powdered and powdered . . w.
sranuaied and nne GRADUATED. Sac coarse graduated
fine granulated. 5'.c; confect ners gTanu,
A. Sic; diamond a. 5c confectIoners A. 53-l6c Dos
and 2 4.c: No 2 10 49,: No g. 4'.c. No .. t.sc,
No q o. I6c. No Z 4i.c: No :. 7-16c. No 9. SIC:
No TO- . lGc No u. SIC; No ~ go No L" 4"''
TEAS-To- days auction sale ~ teas was me nrs one
held in weeks. The offerings were readily 'ak@n
and included some fine lines NJ midas. which Wrn
Al very good prices Formosa made up III" bur OF
the whole the sale was considered NrIy
satisfactory served TO zone ~ the street ak'
The entire put M 49l3 packages as ip
Novune-oa 12i2Hl2c. LIB Young HySln - ,
Ql2c. l75 Imperial 2hMi2.c 33a Gunpor der - az &C.
Tapan-53 pan fred 1911 l6c; Az 'oncou. lisH"-fc
Capers zoe. 2lG India and Ceylon. 2idliRc D long
. o4 Formosa. 34n l6c
stead tone which has been prevalent for several weeks
Is sill the condition the market domestic Woos
The following are current quotations secured domestic
l-.n - --
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-30
East Montpelier.

The annual church fair is to be held at the
East village about December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster of Sudbury have been
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Young.
Mr. and Mrs w. III. Gladding of Barre
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this vi
entity
Mrs, S. A. Ormsbee has gone to Berlin to
keep house for Mrs. G. II. Ptkin, while Mrs
Pitkin goes to Boston visiting.
During the winter Miss ma clark is to
teach at the Center, Mrs. Il O. Bailey in the
Peck district, and Harry Vincent in district
No. 3.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-30

of Chelsea, amending act Incorporating viii
age of Hard wick. [Shall not be operative
in Wocott] Com. ON corpora ione. This
bill waS accom- panied by remonstrance
from citizens of Wolcott. On motion OF Mr..
Sherman of Cambridge the House adjourn
ed.
Tuesday, Nov. 80.
Evening journal., 1898-12-12
NEW CASTLE HGWS NOTES

he brotherhood Of St. Andrew, of
Emmanuel Church, will meet in the
parish house on Tuesday evening.
Largest assortment of Christmas
Novelties. Greenbaum'e.
The Water Company will repair
Sixth street, which was torn up in or
der to lay water mains.
Magistrate J. d. Janvier has taken an
appeal from the decision Of the referees
in the A. r. Kee trial, in which the
latter allowed Ss7 in final settlement.
The Young Mems Whist Club has a
mascot in the shape Of a fine gray cat.
which came to the club on Saturday
and has since made itself at home.
The cold weather Of the past four
days has caused sharp ice to form along
the chores Of the river.
The Altar Guild will meet tonight at
7.SO in the rectory, and business Of i'm
portance will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1898-12-12
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE.

Take the Sunshine Route from Chi
cago TO Los Angeles, San Francisco,
and other points in California and es-
cape the rig0rs Of Winter in the East
and North
Pullman Tourist Cars for first and
soc0nd-class passengers leave Chicago
every Saturday at 2 o'c.0ck p. m via
tho Chicago Milwaukee aud ST Paul
Railway to Kansas City, thence to Cal
ifornia via the Atchis0n. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway real Sunshine
Route
This is the earliest afternoon train
leaving Chicago for the West after ar
rival Of morning trains from the East
thus avoiding tedious delay.
The Sunshine Route Us essentially
the best and most partnized through
car line for men. women and children
Every attention paid % he needs OF
passengers ga route
Send fos Sunshine Route timetable
folder IL cCsts nothing.
Address John r. Pott. Dlstrict Pas
senger Agent. 4S6 William street VII
Transport Pa.
Evening journal., 1898-12-12
THAT STABBING AFFAIR.

The report which appeared in, Will
mington paper yesterday that a serious
stabbing affair had occurred in this
city, in which Richard s. Rodney had
thrown an open penknife at Bayard
Fleming, son of John Fleming, the
shoe merchant, appears not to have
been so serious after all. In a CONVEX
sation with the Evening Journal CORE
cpondent yesterday, young Fleming
seemed as we'll as usual, and in a very
"pugnacious' frame of mind. The af-
fair is reported to have happened in
this way: While Fleming was carry
ing his fathers dinner ne met Dick
Rodney, and in the conversation that
ensued Fleming took kettle from his
basket, containing coffee OF tea, and
threw the contents on Rodney and
ran. 1t was then that Rodney, who had
been using the knife threw it and
struck Fleming, inficting a slight
wound.
Evening journal., 1898-12-12
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY EXERCISES

DISASTROUS FIRE NEAR SMYRNA.
RECEIVED NEWS OF WqFE'S
DEATH WHILE BURYING DAUGH-
TER.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Smyrna, Dee. 10-Tne Heh School
Literary exercises On Friday were as
follows. Reading Miss Helen Collins
recitation, Mics Lizzie RevB. reading.
Miss Fhida Janney; recitation. Her
man Robinson; composition, Miss Edna
Eweli; reading, Cyrus Taylor; compo-
sHiOn. Miss Emma Stevenson; critics
remarks. Debate Resolved. That in
herited wealth is a doubtful blessing.
Affirmative, Elizabeth Middleton and
Alwan Serverson; negative. Adah Wick
ers and Flora Hollet. Judges appoint.
ed were Misses Mtirie Janney, Blancf
Hazell and Flora Wells. and the debate
was decided in favor Of the negative
Richard Weltor gave a talk on the sub,
iect Of the debate and Professor I.s
Fevre read q report Of The fnancialcon.
dlticn CT Ehe hfisticus Anxious Ro.ant
Dell was present and made an address
A surprise party was given Mrs ia