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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
sorrHrRx COTTON MARKFrs.

c,,y.,toa. Jan l7cot,on steady. m'dali7g 5',c sw
Gs i - GOOD crt nary. 49,. pecei7ts. IL r3s
nia1!uk or,s - Great D-'is- 's3 bales % We Con
,rs,, los bales coastwise !" 3N oeee sa@s ol< oaef
stock 90 ~: bales. - ..,..,. .,,.,,-- -. ,..
r,is4,nv 5i-icc. good orinsrY - ,.eceipt. -
-. ,,r1-'r - c~rat Brta'n @'sl bales; coaswfse
TX n,1,.. .ales So bales stock GO 2li tal..
r.f.f--,ra Ian l. Cotton NJ nal. mfd.ng 1'sc
-. ,ntili-R a-fc good orr nary 49,. Net receipts
80 haiss. gross go bales. stock % p. bales.
90 pSs,", Ian lT-Cou0r gieafv n ding N7.c; -"
,r,dsng 4f,c. god oralnary SIC. Vet receipts i2s1
bales gross o.95 bales experts TO Great Britain s''
bales. - ... -,.r,.- 80.
- tl-g Ale Pece.rts 80 bales; exports
Sre, prtsin 7ir4 bales coastw!se coci ea,e. sales
sc taIss. stock 100 49, bales
rov.ton Jan l7.--Cottor easy. miftling b'.e: iow
,ritiiinr 80. errf ga navy aae. Vet recepts. = -
Sass. gross 2oi ,iles sales - bales stock II 81
81, LOUIS. Jan i7.-cot,on dg. m'de!.ns 5.e; 10.
Hlss ero,s 4e7o bales; shipments f'1' bales STOCK
"Teroii.in. J,r l7.-~o't'- er-y miidiss W. low
rritWrg 4is-ir-. god ori'n.ry. &c Net receipts
~ 20, e. erfs 81 as bales. sales 24oo bales STOCK
81 90 h1les - 1870. -,,,,,,~ kA,ec
ioS ~ 5ii ns Be: good ordinary. 4Ac Net receipts
30 ha',s; gross rI bali snspiH'H' o'o' oo'e'
sales. 5000 bales; stock. 1876 2'l bales
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago jan i7Estmated receipts hogs today 40
slow II adv u a shade Lisnt s. $3.50 60 mixed.
50 5OQs3 90. heavy 50 IS q$3 20; 70 81 s. 4ogsS 90
Cete-Recepts is 600 best steady. oters weak - lvc
lower Reeves S. 900 S5 80. sr heiters. 81 100
81 So Texas 50 00si 25 siocAers and feeders
SO 3i7S4 30 49,. - 1,
Cincinnati. Jan. i7.--Koss active SSasS 90 Catls
stronger Sc 25as IS sheep steady. 81 7J9s4 g. Lambs
Arm Sass -.
Kansas CITY Jan I7-Cattie active and steady; eras
steers S3s 90 steers 81 751S3 go native steers 81 SO
s.; and heifers s2gs4 10 stockers ana teeaes,
50 25asi 20. bulls. 81 aoQs5 30 openes SITS 20 10
packers So aSs 57s mixed SO AZ g e. lights 50 IS
asa SO: Workers 50 500 g 3D. PCS - 21m'3 DR. Saeep
lOc higher fancy naive lambs 20 20; western - tog
s. so: muttous SO 10g$4 80. 49,
St. Louis Jan. l7.-Catte steady. TAR 10 taIcy snip
ping steers 81 s. co. butchers dressed 81 grades
81 5OGs4 So under 1900 n S. 3f0S4 49, stockers and
feeders 81 30Q$4 90 and heiters s2FSs 90 exss
and Indian steers So S0G$4 % and he sers 81 -
So steady Yorlers s. i0q$5 oo packers Is ~
ass IS: butchers SO Gc0s3 10. 49,, :, ~
East Liberty. Jan 11.---at'le i'ver; PRIME e. 80
81 S. common 81 2jaS3 go. bulls stags and COWS W
So 20 Hogs fairly active prime MEDIUM 81 sytfsS -;
best po-kers IS 150S3 80 pga 50 as % heayy. e -
SS IS rourre 8? 27Gsa sheep stcaay' sch2cs - =
81 70: common 81 e5qS3 10 choice lambs - 49, 81
common good. 81 5Od$5 CO. veal calves S. oVss' %
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nav--York January i. lSei,
----->- p, 5sv.. co.o1 II arlei very sloN ono.
VS. IN important variations N prices and Ve'Y sn.
plsaess tae net Gess q, '- "' i.-,-s az ler c5
% ar e.-csI 10 SCI. Tn movement = heavy aal tar.
'-~ -t.a g. cy enc $50. 80 ne sc.ota: rsas
cage g. ,He o4y rae m ''Via ~ p 80 me Eas.-
"a cs-nrl cations not haac immediate %
I5gS si.'ers were ss1n discussing claims Of &c,
creased acreage aud were A.so p 49, 80 80!
w. l.'T ~ s4.a Inc New-so-.ori ep.ane.s VI
'-s. Va .-,.,oe5 ~ ,uea-v9 cotton nils New
Re .fara ~. I-e man aual'ed and MY Iep..t1
r6sse c.;,oa mis- bu. TO w.rk doaa. Ne1s from
sIrs,fetc feeling aai general spread q the
strss Teraraet as nor ~ is5s e.. IN suck ork
Il 3 claimed taat a. atn-rraay heavy movement OF COT
loc the next taree months IaE 'e ~,N,,- -
r.rs.rs AID there is some Investment demand This
NON re eo'ion MAJ, Iee oI 5I bu; he
feeling soon easier ant by o clock me advance
Was i5=i
In ne Afternoon re market red quiet Until neaT The
bses steady a, decline q lq2 pnts Total sa !
Al gncrangei Prices. masaas upland 5'sc miadins
90, oaies a. On cos'ss ,riesns QUIET al sac
sa.aaas6 eady at s-iss sales bales Charleston
< n o. ~ so .sies rs bales Bamore nom
aa a o. Ausqft% 'say sb a. Bros GSs bulletin
= Lou. oa- a. sble th; he decress. IN The sales
aes % whd.aw from The market unti they see the FL
ct r.. -he large movement n America rice NC
C-- -r 4 81 S cotton ette. says: the aket appears
rr---av nsenshie % adverse conditions a. ne present
80. mis- would Indicate that all ;he untarorah!e iac-
t~-s ,-,. IN sight LaC been p'acuea.y Discount ~
,ro~1 Violet; q cos mi.oE bulletin says. our con
-. ,.s. rorf --cciV.s N1en hedv. rather oush
me .rraase The great t.!k q them being oi expo
--.-sv esr!-r .!ef-e stocks ~ this country tu.
r- . cx ess o. last yea a. this time aiiho1sn me
., ~. q marketed nas been greatly n eh0es
G. .si vcarl stl. nlo-se
roon Txcaarse special Liverpool cables-Spoi CO., =
o.e. SAFES 10000 aeles, 81 COLA 4 az eI 49,
sr.e-sr aOpi. receipts. - ~, AneIcan l',''N mi-
..-- ro.-. $50. Iu-Ute~ rse:ti C-.r' ".. &C. rs
q. lis nig-.ts pri,'s. Cs.ri quiet n " Aasrd T.
a.. s..r- JaAuary 3Jt ID. Jan-aty-i e.. ysEy oVt
feuroar.- March &@'es: AsIea-A2ri. @g,'-si APT
rs. a2s Ausust-Se0:cmter. 5l1 u.s. soften he.-Oci5-
fe~ 31+s. Orioer-Nosen 3i' "' NOV tutf Deem
.- Am aiarcies.e-- Acknowledgements demand Cloths
Yer. l.ue cong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

Kentucky sheep ifs 10 81 o5 ~ 20. ia 10 a. ~ W.
IT, Ohio do 12S n. IT 81 - . &c "a ON
Mcpherson & c.: lsi state lambs, 81 ID AZ =" w. ~
Buffalo do 10 81 20. s....
s ssnders: i's state lambs % n at s. a. stare
sheen 100 n AT s. 10: buck. ~ n. az ~ % - 49,
70 Ua,rngfo-: l32 Ohio lambs. % n. az zoo. %.
Buffalo do 50 10 a, Sc co. 50 Buffalo sheep = ID al
s437i9. - o., 20 =. H. O,
H. H. Hollis: iso state lamb. s. n at VI 81, ~ CO. 10
n a, SO 10 81 d. 70 =. 81 80 rs DO, % 10 az -,
II sate sheer 9s 70 Sc S7s 46 do. 100 10 at 81 20
bucks 100 10 So so 60 . .e,,
Hume & Mullen 200 state lambs - TO- az 80 a.
buck 30 ~ 81 sc ~. 8, sos h..s.
HOGs-Receipts days - cars Or - ~ -, neaa.
abu II cars o. sale Quoted steady at - OGss ~ per
100 10 county dressed steady a. ~ &c per 10 - ~
sales-T. II Wilksrson: l6i Western pigs o. 10 aver
age at 81 30 PEI TO 10 - DO. ~ 10. AZ 81 20 -.
s. Sanders 81 STATE pigs Il 10 a. 81 % STATE noss'
Judd O. late saturday o12 Ohio hogs. i35 10. at
81 as: 5 roughs i94 n. a. 81
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Hecer,s a. the ports and interior points today
rse1 ltn Ire same day last week and last year. were

cor FFt-- sDecu.ao1 sf;u continues - show markel
tn.-ly, O. rather ferercc - T. brsz.iar c'tce
iUi-.ss lie itS flc- siga-en offers no - l'aSf4e'--
- cement boy vr.e ll'.t.t 4.N t-t'.a "tt go
ra~-l t.' low 20 justify surthe seLias .-i s't -c-
c--i' - waiting market wfa t.ar.e3 an oltlo,
Change ale o. eve d glof reason % what nc
Wiling 81. Il. ,.e notIc q the situation: W.. p!.ets
O. much ~ eXT coed rom i.c Snort zee
o. tat All. ard seem 20 DC "alNhs IN
ne Aore trst r.:fap 20 t1e cop Or pO>si'N' IN
ef-a. demand fD.c cs-llcfe i""' gre "a .f'us
tre4 F..p..es -L.el WIZ the ui1rh'i 34f-f
T1y = p.ocrss nation. ara 80 vorfn, n Hans.-,'s
o. Hrrage 6r1 cH CN1n.e simply itpit;-tt1 -Ae "a.
- -s ~ tu.n-s- 10y tre tnr Doing ihrf rs arson
Il. position - ANTS pate the future I.s nl}hnt ~
herfet opened steady - unchanged 1fes- -i''"4"s
o, 'Hf -al g...cs .....oL 1- lt-r. On ue Cali
stssoa go bsae the market finally t1Tc+ steaay
Ao'-moe- Izr-s hsrer. other months net pi Aenter
Try -rloJt t.e session tie market had iet-e u-'I
tone catcs being GsapDo1ting. hc-e!rfs a. lt'o aiS
s4lls SUB. Tl.te1 Saics warehouse de.Feflcs ihuc
snif. they ave been ircently running tho sPlt
-a'ft sfo0.nf irfe.i.As rt'A y ' ~
Inc D.ss c. :o,m.g l..es - i.i1 III t.l.e 1otF'
49, '..o.lg asr-e,e. cs.c 4 safe % 800 bags - X,
= t-c steamer G.rcau Prince WAS fep,iiet ~, -
lie c.-se cuotat.ns ne aAs. G.. bac .l. -
RI i1. Zee los. Satur17y steamer Sa.i-o. W.,
ta- cleared Rio ani Sc sner Gaming WIN 2tWV uas
wee 10 shipments q The United sal 4Vv'V
iaes fo turo -. 600 fnss. resent s-o'a - ''
Ire marA.i 2. NIL onN.rs ruled qcitt ,77 ~.
stead. wilton QIcfaLe change 70 if.r'3 .'I's 80
bags Marocab Doc. 800 bags Ssvori-a a1r l" hRL W.
private frrrar. rsre report We a. E Ma ..-.'
iQl7tl. sasanl.4. 5trifc- Nesioan o1l'c, .vh-i'
American 7al7-c costa Rico. 71i.i O. coHer N "a 90
ment. oas.c M'.ua ~ sgl9'-c; .ar.rs h'''''' 80
20. tarr.e- "7c3Uc. Cor.Nclc. -NN-tc-
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HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM ANp AMsTERpA1.
VIA BOr'LO fNT--St'R- 40 - a,
s s. Amsterdam sa ,r, r,-1arr % 10 "
x,e.a,. pri-er g-egt comfort superior a., MN Ga
tom, Arpiy har1'',k I'D terms 70 Gen fs>'
,rsrcr n IlrnaHwav- View Y0rk.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE. .o,- 49,,
SOUTHWEST
~. on,v s,.am.- f1Ts TO ,RLEsToN $. c. and
s0X1-r, ; - $3.50 "--~rr ~ 'HAS5E
"-'N i' s,inerb Passenger Accommodations.
pA6ucsc .intsr FVcu "--sr 81 y ~ "Nec' =.
AIGO~QCiN Wed. Jsn. !, SEA'NyiE ytn "a
r-on pier 70 Fast Flver n-o' Y ,osey~lt-st) p NJ.
f'' VIM r. CLYDE & 90 G@rs-ei AT'-ts
wa = ! Brwling Green y Y.
-. Cen Pen Fast r. Line "a Jae['nnv,i~
c., 6 -sh' srd Pas-snr@r Ire 90 "a iToh-
rG-R C;,oera; Avert :75 p~oadvsv y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

Eoreign Clcee XaIke'a7a..tos -co1ee .ia l.i c
god average santsf $500: Teeelpts. l""V nAss
sisoJo haze EaInrUrg-COfse market cpeheo 10 60
Over. at go , m. ~. pig net io"e' and in
bags Hasrc-C1rce market opened q-''t ~ -
cLansal. et l. M y fr4ac lower; al , H. STEADY '
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xr.rrORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

vi TEXAS 50 cAROJiNA GA. AND FLA:
srR AyGHr ard ROUND TRIP TcNeis issued 70 al
Tens C'olo-aso Utah AROMA Cslf ria, Mex
1co e. georgia Florida &c Exc lent re- nnl'tatons
VII. for our page Pocket = iie uti.eN r D
= y MALLORY & 60. Gen Ats Per 30 Z r y T.
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same time previous year 1u'.N-5 "'s"'4 "N''F'
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The tore ~ nour improved
by ;odays strength In wheat. but business oneiat ons
dragged along IN the sane unsatisfactory basis wscl
& o. wincr s.rsrh,s s. 4oqsi so: winter patents -
3 ;oSS3 i S extra No aiater q 4oasq co. no ee
q Gn: ss. $50 q bss Ssss
MFAL-QI.et: quoted. Kna-drei s. soqs2 10 as =
TN ,5c. caa-se 65aS!c FEEb~sesoy 90 90 and 50
n wH IN 59k 5 52e Ed aug So fees
30 h'mny chop, CSC; oil cal s?3as2s so; sr-enlngs.
'cRH1X-wHrHT~iSss onsrings an Abundance of
g "T a. h enye a ~s soTsi Sue. s' ay
tAe entire day particularly the futures which
e net hf sg. ass': small o s sSysRs on and May
urs chiefly among scspe Adv9ns's i N al sIPcan
se ,.son hsns ss0pIsmensd nnslly by l3',
'a,o7itf viii addonei orders in the market slightly
19~ T e r bass WV LR eo futures nsT mace mao ns net
r- q "6to points closing prices in each cas-. being
Frrcoe3T WV .a'i.tics wac dccroa,e o.
g the amount On 0asssre an increase ~ 2noop tutn ~
tic aec,eaes = ol5 900 bush r. ~ vs lie spv 80
ruca &, aid started some buying for long
asog3 "rsrn 1 msst'' I'll Sn;an ssv rn.
Ta,aer tSsn r,r hands s-aosrs vr@a, vbc
raasg er,phasizsd the .,-errt ., ,cs .-rilren bv a.
taYs now standing At ao2S 600 ,r.S srsIn. es-7 eoS
f-, lrs me ,;nrlv o. No red Lost % on bush
ana y orthc,n ooo bqst duray ,ss vel We ~ ' -
w., Tor,Aern x.NoYo-t h''' o2.
=, Northern Duluth. 9Sitc No hs-t Dur,h.
co'H-Inna.ncsa by Increase 2. 1919 ooo su,A n
visible supply and Favorable v'a'her Wee. h4
raiher dragged TO-DAY. closing barcv steady
&c dso.ne. There very ltls feature ~ trai~
cxc4e4rr 70 i,sG. recrces2 7. ooo bus IN no oc
sock anf 19fG o hlsh pAsss@ n i 70 attract r. 70
passing roice from the local element ForsiT-
keis Qu"t and ta-v F'eai A. partial I'd no. aa-
,-a~-a IiverD71i The total sock az this point c
4cecoo bu.t arain., $4,000 busb iss, ~.
Fly of No corn showed week dacrea.. ~ p" "po
Bush The VISIBLE SUNNY amounting IL 1874 mo hs1
contrasts with .. 80 oco bush year ago. " rom
c-osr7 34s. aaoaf OA7S-17Nn market was
absolutely featureless ell dav AMI closad unchar9ed f
Saturday cash department expores bought 10 0op
f,sh N white clips - ono NJ nivei r'ins
Tho visible surrv Increased $4,000 bush ~ - oea ~
bush against - o2i 900 bush last year Total stock a.
Nevyor; 1895 no bush. against osr4 non bush i7q
showing IoSss bush ncre..e on he week Thc
closed oslo: No 2Si Nc 2 white. ea'.c - 2
white 90, track nnixnd ?S5N?o'7c: track white 297H2c
e-e"Sv. y . Western 54i-- b
sro-. New-Yc~k: No Western. s5'.c 0 aHoa, New
york.. RAELEy-Narkct steady feeding "a &c Z
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old DOMINION LINE.

" DAILY TO NORFOLK.
vo- o,t po,u, Comfort Ncr,ok Sewp ~ News Peters
rurg Portsmouth. P.nne.a Poat, nc. mend t.sn,a
s,.ar,sr. sa 2 ~ per 20 Nom RIVER. week
Sav sxcsp, SATURDAY a. /. " AID saturday az r NJ
~ l. GTlf,LAU DEC. Vio@-Pf-st and Trlf., Mgr
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. i7.-spr.ng wneat-Llmts str1ng'y he,d
better demand No hara. ST. 40 Nor;he =. Of;
81 C2i.. new qsi.c. No . Ncrt1-r1 ne" fiisc. 20 8
%orfherr new 9oi.c y vtcat on 81. No red. on
track 94c - : extra reI 90. W red. 9oc 10
whtr 94c Corn ql.et ~ sell "a. 32itc. No yellow
3gc. 10 yellow. 3il7Q3i3c. com. 32c; Ne 3 ccra
Sic oats FAR demand. stel5y. 10 " te Sc 10 .
waite % 80 white. re. ~ miXec 2S'er, 10 s
mixed 25isc BarlevMarks- .'i'as ste y sem nd toT
ali grafes choice Wes;en ~. good 4,T' ~ com nor
& a3sc state good choice 40N4fc; teed barley 9l
3sc Ryc neglect. No IN store j0c. F)a- dull; re-
naents spras - 2-Qs5 20. bakers straight Spri5S sol
S Is: bakers cear7. spr.'s - 5oa$i ~ s,aae
family wln;cr 81 7'7s' oy grade winter. g sQGs3 w.
era ~ best 81 7,cSi ~
po..on Ian i7-Flou- dur. receipts 46cs bb.s;
sprng patents. s. oO0S5 - spr1v clears and srslshts
= 3J1sj 23 p. 81 75g>o Is: winter ceae
AMI sra -hts j0r - - C0rro1i quiet; lQWI. Pc
busa 81 eo7sI So 81 c.n seaay recep:se "a, y go
oats s,ady: receipts 3ls4 busA. fancy cpp.d. 32i:c
~ clipped 3'tc NJ clipped site MufeNd tn m;
sr-lnr h-an. SIS *. winter r1n SIG ~ ID ngs so C
sie. Poi Dog hour sl7 Burr quiet. Northern. ~
%. Western. clG22c Imitation. Tgl1.-. ladies' lo9
- - r. ,.4.ro Cultures ranged as fol-
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: ko-tOfse market hrm; No RIO. stoaN. exchHnE7,
q iGd: receipts 1000 bags cleared for tho United
states 5000 oogs cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
30 600 bags.
The ststlstcal position Of Braz coffee IS as folows
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no VENEZUELA

TO VENEZUELA
Steamers OF the RED 'D'' LINE. under mail cen.
r.. cS ,he Tnted Cove nment. are sppo.otso
=, san from Robert er. Brookii n , -.
FOR la Guayra or Caracas. Puerto CaosHo' Su'sS~'
49, - nd Maraciibo. Ma Curacao
IS PHILADELPHIA. sssaq4ay' f TeSgSsyy M
- xrTrZ ..... Saturday. February u, y IN
So poJ'LTOS BLISS a rAI-lsETT
General Managers Ne. 10 Front -
a nvrpTISrNFNrs and subscriptions 10 The Tribune
\ ra-c'..s a, their UPTOWN Oh" No Lax bioaoMAy'
"a door north o, 3irt-s, until oeocs M aases,,ss
.rs received ar the following branch oices Al regular
nrsee ratss until o'clock .. NJ VIE =. -
cor c3d-st. t32 eih-avs- cor i~'H-e@' may = W.
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BANANA RAILROAD.

TIE SEA ROUTE 70 FAN FRANCISCO; -
,,,.ct,ng AZ the ls,hmuS for al West Coast Ports %
O''' Mexlc,. Central and : .Ita America
Steamer. SAL from pier foot N,st Sth-eL ~. l.
.Dy.ES-r Ian - noon FiNANCE E.. Jan 81 noon
F-or rates apply a Congan, ne - nr..lNN
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talonro. Ian. l7-rh. leatng .u.urss rangea tOl-

Cash quotations were foilows' FouT -9lis5; 70 Z
~ n S gsea e. .: - &c N5 yellow orr &c 70
oats. 20 No white o. 1at,.sS.ed 81 ToisI
i4s.c X barley ga - 20 .4aN,s 49, n.r III
81 80. p'i"f NJ l0o n q ~ as SIS shor; RIBS
sies ,io3se s. 1884 - drysa' 20 - -ssts 49,
ne eri.,.t goods rcr ro 81 10 sugars cut io-t
an.haagsd on lie Proda EAoafs 0-day Ae 9qiic'
Cssese ouiet a: sdslsc. Egss FIRM fresh "c'
~..,,,,. "a, ,7-Flour steady: fancy. 81 2cas4 49,
e. Ia "a e Wheat frr:: No red held. sc
corn steaay. - mixed 2sc Ga n. 50 Bulk
~. Rys s :. 90 E NS q ta S g. ''''''
TTwankes Jan i7.--wheat trmer; No northern
a2c; NJ spring She NAY :" sc. hI d. ' .
&c Barley quiet; NJ 2 - 'sc; sample -sst-se.
On e. Nav sos aS9'.c. july. &c. 40 e. n
A." ~ No~.fe-r Gli.c Four-firsi pa,snLs e. -
8 o ,,ord gaens - 41gS+ 30 hI p os 50 soaSa IS
sack. bran SO 5e"Slo 30 .. 60 IN
pbuadepaa Jan. l7Fiour weak wi1,sr super ,,1ay
az To- l5 ezra 81 1888 COG Penn,y ya4 ,tsr c,sar
s4aS, 20 straight = -,S ~ e. 40 ra,ent SO
- '-1.e risar 81 200 - 70 40 sirsE1t -
a. pa,ent - 9o03 10 Met nr" hriaTv March and
t-aci sfnae' or, oue. M, sf~@dy. 10 n.ea Sa.
uary ns,s STEADY. 10 white Jaa.s'E, - pr,,sr
norlns ooi n sOc march and Aprh n,hns 10 rs
renTIa'; arr, W.st-rn creamery -. 90 ~
prints PIC; . Do o1 We5 s5 wt rf,aT' 23e
Nes" - =, l7-Flour quiet. uncnanseo;; o,> 'ec.
- Sisser 80 red cash eleyaior c IA. & harl
JanN' s73s7 IT, corn liver no cAS" o,-s nrt,' 10 .
o., ia. Nav 26'4p.f.sc Jn'y. I@,u,rv .3i.c I'D.
cssh e8'sr elevator - 90 \ 2 White 25a25. e
~; H. scsrc. ana frm sacked o's on A' ~, c,sb
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the visit the secretary of state made him
at his hotel the day of his arrival here
President Iglesias improved the oppor-
tunlty to make full presentation OF the at
tltude OF the governm5 Mt of Costa Rica in
the matter of the construction OF the
Nicaragua canal In doing this he made
use of several maps ana olfic.al documents
which he brought with HIM tom mis- hote.
Tor the purpose OF d, molstratiDg the great
Na,ionai interest his country had In the
success OF the construction OF that va |
pIoJec. he san JUAN river, which is 10
form IA large part OF the N4caraguan canal
eystem, lies In us lower portion between
Nicara qua ard Costa lt.ca and ths govern
ment claims that 1t has an equas right with
Nicaragua in any dispo itlon that may be
made OF this stream. This right was recog-
n4ze4 formally by the United States gov
e, ums 1T In the drafting OF the celebrated
Freyiinghuysen treaty in President Ar
thurs admiliis ration by a provision for the
issue OF bonds to Costa Rica and In SUD
sequent bis considered by congress.
The Nicaraguan government, however,
do.u net admit the validity of this claim
10 consideration by Costa Rica and tn
government of the latter probably was i'm
PEELED TO take steps to safeguard is rights
through the graft OF the Cragin Eyre con-
ceesi D, which ignored Costa Rlca entirely.
Secretary Hay had been giving the SUBJ
ject arrest consideration before he knew
Pres ident Iglesias was coming to Wash ng-
ton He has IL in his power TO bring about
the recognition of the consolidation Of the
three Central American States, Nkaragna.
Honduras and Salvador, into the Republic
of Central America, and his action in this
uatts woui haYn some influence on the
value OF the CragiD- Dyre concession, and
as a secondary result. upon tn Costa Rican
claim to consideration, Should he decline
10 recognize the consolidation and insist
on holding the state Of Nicaragua fully re-
spoons Bile for the acts OF the indie endent
nation OF Nicaragua. the matter would be
LETT open to insist on the bin!tng force Of
the oesson Of The present maritime canal
compa-g and consequently By implication
TO reflect upon tho value OF the new con-
reesiOn
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ALCER'S RELIEF COMMITTEE.
wODERT j. ROOSEVELT POINTS OUT
THE sUFFITtIAGs or SOLDIERS.
Tells the Committee thnt they ana
Not the witnesses should FIX the
Responsibility for DInnders.

| New York. November 26.--When tho war
Investigation commission met today Cap
tsfn Howell read letter addressed by Rob
ert ]. Roosevelt secretary OF the Society
for the Projection OF Soldiers. General
Dodge suggested that the letter be re-
ceIyed and filed aud by general coasen.
General Dodge's suggestion was adopted.
The atterpoon fin.shed the sessions OF
the commission In this city. The members
OF he commission went TO Boston tonight.
The letter written 10 the commission by
Mr.. Roosevelt read in part an follows;
To the President OF fhe War laGes.isz-
tion C3mmisason: II nave poticed 10 tae
morning papers that one OF your members
criticises the witness who testified ia ME
city for the reason THAT while establishing
the fact that mu1h groundiess and mex
eusable suffering was Inflicted On the army.
they did not fix Tho responsibility nor show
VINO is 10 blame. II the Views OF your com
unittee are correctly reported there Sc m,
10 be pssuD Outstanding between us. We
supposed that All the witsezses had u do
was 10 prove The ;act ana tina, lhs commit
tee would Tx the Responsibility; .n1eSd,
that u Was aldsolnted for h. express pur-
poss OF hSins de responsibility Toe
horo.c boys may forget the.r snierlngs.
may egea Muse 70 testify 10 them but
Their mothers VIII moi AMI their fathers
will not Lor viii II DO 70 take refuge boz
hind the errors OF the cisii war.
There was no Intentional cruelty such a.
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CAN THIS REPORT BE TRUE?
Rumored Railway Deal Which Is. of Great Inn
portance if Well Founded.

One Of the interesting all the railroad that have recently
gained circulation farreaching notifications
railway
knowledge of The
Whether reliability
merit and is hereg for wha IS
plain actually purchased
heels this
the further contaminated which the
Worth The Rock
mat city the Central road as indicated
of through line all the
to alyeston.
To FEASIBILITY, said that in
aon Island Houston and
central road thus
nN each a the Island City,
une the practically completed
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both carried arms voluntarily against tho
insurgents. Aguinaldo then refers Genera.
Otis to the local papers published since
the insurrection for 'lrrefutable proof o.
his assertion that the clerlcals were the
most active and yengefui agents In sa r.
ficing the lives and honor of innocent ma
lives.
Continuing, Aguinaldo quotes The inter
national rule OF reprlsal claiming the right
TO detain the prisoners in the hope OF caas-
nag Spain TO Hibernate the Philippines AMI
cease torturing and shooting natives, whose
only crime mas been the love of liberty
As to his saying in former lsi6er that
international laws must recede before The
just wishes of the people, Aguinaldo asser,s
that he meant thai Under the exiting cir
cumstances recognized laws must accede
TO the wishes of these fighting for tae
recognition OF the bulk OF the said laws"
The insurgenG lesder also maintains his
right TO detaen The prisoners uatll the vail
can recognizes the Fights OF she PHILIPPINES,
clericals and civilians, or unfil they ara
exchanged.
The United States transports Arizona ANA
Ohio have arrived here with feinfcraa'
ments