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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30
Born,

In this city on Wednesday, April 27,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Book, a son.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30
Notice OF Time Appointed for Proving
Will, Etc.

Notice of Time Appointed for Proving
Will, Etc.
state of South Dakota. County of Custer. In
County Court within aud for said County.
In the matter OF the Estate of Augusta Fay,
deceased.
Notice Of Time appointed for Proving Will, &c.
Pursuant 10 IN order of said Court, made on
the 18th day of April, A. ID. lSoS. notice is here
by given, that Saturday, the 18th day of May, 4.
H.. 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. m, of said day. at the
Court Room Of said Court. ut Custer CITY, in the
County of Custer, 5. d., have been appointed as
the time and place for proving the VIII Of said
Augusta Fay, deceased, and for hearing the APP
p~lication of Albert Fay for the issuance to him
OF Letters Testalnentary, when and where any
person interested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated Custer City, $. D., April IA. 1898.
CHARLES T.. SMITH,
Attest Judge of the County Court.
+. j. V. RUTKOwsKI, Clerk.
First publication, April %, 1898.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

1t is but a step frorc the sublime to
the ridiculous. but patriotism and jingo-
ism are a long ways apart.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

We re o prepared to write bonds in any amount for State, County
and City Officers, Justice OF The Peace, Notanes, Administrators, Executors,
Asignees, Contractors, Secret Society Officers, EMPLOYEES, Guardians, Ofce
Men, Statesmen, Agents, Cashiers, Bank Officers, or any other kind Of bonds.
Also Appeal Bonds, Attachment Bonds. Replevin Bonds, Indemnity Bonds.
All Judicial Bonds written on the spot without delay.
Don't ask your friends to go your bond when for a small payment you
IA get the best bond in the United States and be independent.
Please call and see us.
TEMPLE & MCLAUGHLIN, Attys. JP. HYMER.
General Agt for the Black Hills.
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company, Baltimore, Md.
Capital paid in cash, 81, OOOOOOOO
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j. W. KENDALL, Pastor.

B~ApTTST.--Rrv. w. II. Austin will preach ev-
cry SUNDAY morning at II, and evening at $50.
at 3. senior b.. Y. +. [. at G45. b.. Y. L, [.
PRAYER meeting at 80 on Tuesday evening.
Regular weekly prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 1870. All are very cordially IN
Nitrd.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30
Churches.

services; sun
day 10 IN. sunday school; II "A. m, preaching
services: : y. m. Y. r.. =. G. L ; x p. M. preach
ing service. Thursday 5 p. m. Prayer meeting.
Come and worship.
WALTER RADFORD, Pastor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

lONN TRUSTEES.
lst Ward-James Clark.
2nd Ward. b. Maple.
3rd Ward-A. j. Jones.
4th Ward-A. Wilcox.
9Th Wards. n. Fitch.
Town Clerk-F. j. V. Rutkowski.
ASSESSOR. $. Lewis.
Marshal-O. l.. MetcaIf.
Oyerseer Of Highways-W. Courtney.
Justice Of the Peace-W. +. Wells.
A OF EDUCATION.
LIST Ward-M. S. DAILY.
End Ward--Mrs. G. w. Reid
3rd Ward-H. G. Benham.
4th Ward-Mrs. s +. Ainslie.
9Th Ward-W. f Hanley.
School Treasurer-D. Carrigan.
After the aboye had been put in type
another ticket for school officers was
nominated by petition, the one nomi-
mated at the late meeting falling to meet
with universal favor among the citizens.
Following are the names of the nomi-
on the new ticket:
lst Ward-Mrs. T. V. Garlock.
End Ward-J. N. Granger.
3rd Ward-M. A. Willis.
4th Ward-No nomination.
9Th Ward-W. E. Benedict.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

NErIODIST.-Prraching services each sunday
at II a. m. and 80 p. m, Sunday school M 10
n. M. Junior League sunday afternoon al 2:3,
O'clock. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening
81 100. You are cordially invited to these
services.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

Custer City, s. D., April %, 1893.
To the Town Clerk of Custer City, s.. d..
We, the undersigned electors OF the custer
Independent School District, Custer County, s.
D., hereby petition that the following c4ndi-
dates he placed on the Educational Reform
ticket, for members of the School Board of said
Independent School District TO be voted for at
the next annual election. May end, 1898:
For First District or Ward, Mrs. T. V. Gar
lock, residence and post Office and business
address, Custer, South DAKOTA.
For Second District or Ward, j. y. Granger,
whose residence, business and post Office adj
dress is Custer. South Dakota.
For Third District or Ward, NJ A. Willis.
whose residence, business and post Office ad-
dress Is Custer. South Dakota.
For the Fifth Ward, w. +. Benedict, whose
residence, business and post office address is
Custer, South Dakota.
NJ. J. Bailey,
j. r.. CruSon,
Phil Konrad,
Geo, b. Hitch,
<. +. Elliott.
| hereby certify that the foregoing petition
was duly filed In my office on the 2Gth day OF
April, 1893,
Witness my hand and seal OF the Town of
Custer City, :. d., this 2Gth day OF April, 1893.
f.. j. V. RUTKOWSKI,
SEAL Town Clerk.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30
The M ass M eetln1

The mass meeting Of the court house
on Saturday evening, called for the pur
pose of nominating a ticket for town
and school officers, failed to draw GU a
large attendance on the part ofthe male
residents of the city, hut there being
about thirty ladies in attendance, taking
part in the nomination ofschool officers,
a total vote Of about so was reached.
The presence of ladies' upon occasions
of this character il an entirely new de-
parture in political Jurisprudence in
Custer, this being the first time they
have exercised their right to Join the
male contingent in the nomination Of a
ticket for members of the board Of edu-
cation. Their evident intention on this
occasion was TO secure the nomination
of a ticket that would be favorable TO
the retention Of the present principal of
the schools, and in this, it is believed,
they were entirely successful. Follow
ing are the nominations
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Custer School Report,

The following is the report Of the
Custer City Schools for the month end
ing Friday, April 25th, 1898:
HIGH SCHOOL.
No. enrolled, 56.
Whole No. ofdays attendance, 725.
Whole No. of days absence, Al.
Per cen of attendance, %.
No. of tardinesses, o..
HONOR ROLL.
9th grade-Ethel Strickland.
Sth grade-Georgia Hobson, Maggie
Layton.
9TH ~grade-Ollie Courtney, Anna Cal.
Ian, Stella Drew, Robert Kane, Frank
Odds, Blanche Reder, Faith Radford,
Keith Radford, Fife Woods, Albert
Wiehe.
9th erade-Msry Campbell, Mile
Heidepriem.
Remarkable month Of April ia the
first month that the High school passed
without a tardiness, and this is the only
room that has made such a record. The
other rooms, however, have gradually
improved throughout the year, April
being the month of best record on this
point of any during the year.
The ninth grade r%eioices that it has
completed the bookkeeping work, and
will now have more time to give to gen
eral history. literature. etc.
There will probably be a graduating
this year, eight in number, nothing
preventing. The class are now at work
upon their oratioEs, etc. The class have
worked hard this year and deserve
instead Of sneers.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

! hereby certify that the foregoing petition
was duly filed in my Office on the 26th day OF
April. 1898.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Town OF
Custer City, ). d., April 90, 1898.
F. V. RUTKOWSKI,
tSEAL,l Town Clerk.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

] hereby certify that w. F. Hanley has de-
clined 80 be a candidate for member Of the
Board Of Education from Fifth District.
Witness my hand and seal this 26th day OF
April, 1898.
F. j. v. RUTKowSKt,
SEAL Town Clerk.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-30

] hereby certify that the foregoing petition
was duly filed in my Office on the 2Gth day Of
April, 1898.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Town Of
Custer city, :. r., April 2G, 1898.
+. j. V. RU1KOwSKI,
tSEAL.l Town Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January IL. 1895
pr-y-rs- p.csln,. q cars 343 heads 70
n. .xpred and cars consigned direct 10 slaughterers
Nothing doing y- cattle: f~.ns generally steady
D-esssd beef steady 7gsc per 10 FOR poor 10 prime
ci,y dressed native Gables from London and Iv-
e-r quoted steers al Oll O-c dressed weisnt
res-igsrator bee: 7Agsisc per n The Bowie carried
., lverrol today 30 cattle for j. Ehamoers son 3op
ts.s ~ schwarzchid Sulzberger and also quarters
~ bee, FOR Nelson Norris the CsTrboee 70 the "st
rrss. ~ sheen for r Lough & 90. and 10 sheep Tor
L. 5 Dnlenbsok. To-morrow the Teutone FOR Liver
oi "a a. take quarters Of beef FOR Eastrers COM
,,.nv. n. N.w-Yosk f1r Southampton l.svo quarters
Tor Fastrnans Company and 20 quarters FOR Armour
"a ana the Mai!sna tire West Indies 20 sheep for
/. : Dieuback -. g., ,.
aver only IL head on Eale-a at Slx eth-st. The linz
tied business yesterdays prices nsd the general
,ssi,ng wss steady all around. Neais ,od az f51sT IS
ner Io N city dressed quiet AZ Sstrilsc per n.
counry dresses lower 6Uvc dressed grasserr 1855.
little calves, idHc.
sales-Georg- pnlenhack; veas i53 10 a. u IS per
100 m. 1 do isi u at 81 80. 2 DO. III n. at Sc.
Hume < Mullen: veal. us n. at 81 TO- do. i4o
~ AT 60: DO 100 10 at - 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No fresh arrivals. Eleven ears
Of IN the pens. at Jersey City and
st s.xtieth-e There quotabe change In prices
from yesterday. Both sheep and lambs had limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. II CspeciaD.-wheat acted Ike q very
beartsh n arket ut the That the view the
crowd took Of t. The opening was almost az put hg-
ure There surprise however IN store for every
one Offerings were light. The close hnally almost
cent over the opening = last night The
rnarke, opened at co.'s cents tor May sold between e0s
and Oh and closed OF cents The foreign news was
exceedingly weak Liverpool "a, cent lower. Paris
was 80 cen,mes lower Liverpool reported the Continent
r.selling California cargoes Such Argentine news as
there was o oed SsaT'H saTd vss
COS 900 bushels corparei with decrease last year or
1870 pa-t " ths wa. Man!,oba wheat Re
cent- loss than they have oeen, uut we ,
ard Duluth the-, 37S against 3So last yeoG
here 100 cars aEa15t o 81 an az % weather was no,
rroptous raining through most of the winter Wne4S
S S2is IS nlI1 a The Lite parry
ket necessarily It sometimes bought ana s9rne,nes
shorts had good deal OF covering to DO particularly IN
nc cor Ss' wa. very eu but finally turned strong II
closed :. cent higher than Monday May opened az q
sold between 2s629 and 90 ana eI.sTa ,S AZ 80
inconven,encsd the price The cut rates from kan.as
city to Gulf ports were factor o'rg re-. 500 c,y. Win
s,o .1rstet r5r wednesday. Livernoo was wesk ~
nrss - h,,,-g vas hv shorts II last hour the
hr crowd headed by Chamrian ala consderaoie ouF"s
Oats rsired i and hsd IT, My 9rencoa AZ ,s ss
,ot between % @2ss and 29a and Il sef a, 20 Tasrs
a., ssaboard clea-ances were CO o"o New otS coy
rected Il; cats .ooT s s weather probably Influenced
re na-ket So dia the wheat advance o,..- Mon
Provisions Nere mn ,es r,hs - cents There
was an easy tone the onsninG WIN me- ,,,-orzho1t
markets n re ooo win - 900 estimated for 20.
no yen vesern points there were $1,000 hoSs
n ne s'' S y' @ 0 Gs a' e corn WE'RE
ooss cents. calls" 29aH2'~s Genus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

HEMP AND JurE-Thers quiet bu, ';ssGy mar
hep ana lu. re P s5Tsd IN in St nam ana S,e
were Quiet stead We quo,e Mlhilia I'm man a
S,,5 United KinEd 1leg4nc si'.i ';o.
a.,a' ,bIs triangle and equal 25c. u,e 81 Y
m-ni y second 2Tc Jute butts SPOT psptr nnt,s
, nglS 'Is sc Du .ate OUTS. basgns llto VIII,
HiDs.neTf ana %1s n5eI dent ianne-- disposed to buy
in the open market AtHiaoe 'Hpp S, ". quote: cal
.na 7gs NsasTa, n iaaa iss Ciat t
Brgoa alsl4e SfnFq. 5uays. Bic Dry-
selected in bond le,e a.
Tesa' nun re in bond sss,e city slaughter native ssr'
Io s srit e5 esc country ssughier native
e 5,ae-. 'gt,l5c. COW s<gsc. bulls. 7-.Sso
re. V %rts PFs s:ssa s'GS @ hI i
osH fair ungn leather no Tas t-' r..
is-S seconds ls' sisSa 'h Is s2oo ehir.
IT, Tsests 100 sc ss eas SgSos mia s.
eseks I'D, 24g26c light backs. 2ossc seconds q
90 r-ies itSltlsc oskodressed backs. 81 s'-S Sc
@Ha: 2 ssgssc 4 Te,aI oak sole 2asssc
MFrALs-To-dsys market most yn'at.'ae;t a.sg
AFFAIR at So Gse 20 for spot to JAs4Ary eopPer IN
changed $40 sSas ,,6 t' ss i sDssr Unchanged
Tor ;S to AZ. i1n"f FsS an IS aSSss
.s a g, ;Ps; front to @ sso; copper sf
Ls osns n At rs sale, 100 tens and iaST .
% on, sales :ot Of quoted sSs ic sale. . Isn:
f Future. '5 quote. !: i So tons Ts. s s:5
spanish sad arm .teter coslng at % T5 and lead
ca IN ~ Missouri and tesv zea Ins meta! -
a. 90 ., the fol owing from Ph!adepha. Bns-
sl eurousiy complicated order. are no, $50 $50
seem 10 almost anything thht buyers SnOrr
w ~ ,bsn, The q Plates for the ramp
S,nxar. we've taken at not over VI oI, delve,e Nns
49,. there lie a CT nrmn-ss whloh Is Nrt1
~ - .nr,intng Ii hopet that the Demand VIII ~.
~ but IL surprising how ANXIOUS seI.ss
a.. 70 get their order books hi.d UP. sone Aiss
=, raj. have made, among when may pe
,,ss 40 600 tons for Pennsyvsna Railroad COM
rS5s a, follows Cambria . 90 tons: Penn'y'vana
ana he IAckAwsana. 5000 tons pres At mil Us Tor
MOI AssEls AND sYRCPS-It was apother DAY o.
ANAL hlngS In the local market and the whole Stusuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

inquiry and cars were aeain carried over oro,naD
lambs at So T0qsG q. Dressed mutton 7gsc per 10, a
limited number Of wethers reaching size; dressed lambs
7Ad9nc. - =. - az NJ
DER loo 10 81 do ~ Sc: ~ do Ga \. AZ - 10 Ia
ohio DO 81 So 10 State sheep 90 10 at - 90 II 90
SO NJ 81 rs; ] do. 20 Io at ~ 10 PennsyVaa 40
1871 n at g. go - -. ec o,a
Buffalo do. Is 10 at SO .. -, u,,.x a.,
49, a.. on ale Slow and weak a, 81 IOtN per 100
~ conn,ry dressed weak a, ~ gcisc per ID, -
Sales Judd & Co. late yesterday 10, oho ~, 20
n a, a nor 100 10 lA7 Western do. - 10 at Is 20 ~
state hogs ia -. 81, 10 Western DO. 10 TO- az
- w.. ~ t,n.n: az state piss 81 n at Sc5 81
stat. hogs III 10 81 10; 70 90. 2l2 r. a. " 90
245 X. at 50 95 0 roushs S9' TO- al - w. w. ''
n. at 81. -. an e,a,. hoo. io7 N a,
s. 10. ~ DO. i2T No. az - 10 W 10 ~ ~ ." w ~
roughs 900 n. az 81 30 -, g.. -. ,-- ~ q,
s Sanders late yesterday; 2Vo state "oe'' 80 ~ ~
W Lamb. late yesterday i'5 State hogs 1872 10 at
a 05.
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orurp NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan Few lots Of cattle s. that ,ss e ss5e
choice IL quality sold srs .w ana weak good
mSnv Ao Norhsfned Texans sold Sass % and some
s.sbn sn 30 lax alSs westenfed steers .d SO
s. 50. The export demand for eas vas nee vas
.ocer feeder trade at 50 $a 10 IA sy,eSrs
mon soosr' sops for ss' active at steady prices
mig .as slim, y ,s g 5c Es 70 and bulls Wen;
mainly $3.50 3 TRADE IN s1ss S.t The highest
prices we're paid early in day the .msrket gradually
weakening after few lots had been sold s&es were az
an extreme s Of 81 ogs q s se'' r%aa
choice droves sa tor g 30 and good lots a. 50 30 PIG
lamb, was stronger to-day WIKI good demand sheep
y. re for me Se. droyes wesernfed sheep again com
pnsed the great bulk the offerings and sold at 50 a0q
= IS and lambs were n good demand IS with
sales chiefly YEA. ssstP IN soms instances hsp
go Sos' ,. 900; :h.eD ii COO, ~
s,xnes through and there was nothing doing speak
Of Receipts Is cars market about steady Ior
choice 81 lOds3 30. pigs good choice. 81 S4s3 10
choice % extra IS 7oas5 10 cu' to common 8 Esq
81 Is. sheep choice to selected wehers 81 eogsi 90
Gull, 70 .HmSn ia9ep Steady prime s. eoas5
common 81 25ass so bulls STAYS and cows s2as5 20
81 i0as3 Is heavy hogs SO e50ss 20. common FAR
0rSeo, nl 80 2sqss Sheep SOW choice 8, e0g
81 TO- common. 81 25as5 i5 choice lambs s. I5aS ~ ~;
to good lambs s. ;oSs5 co. veal calves 50 5oa
"a. ca !: lSg &C. s.: . w:;
81 50s5 and heitsrs 81 5aS' 30 s,ocSer, and
S fs.1 g sea 30 Ds' @ 90 sa IS %
ass so: Light ooGs3 Workers 81 4oass - Sheep
los leu u. Jan ' fa to sScy na,v.
shpPns and s.0',. s, 1000 NJ s. . a sS
socers ana feeders s. lo0S4 - and heiters SEA
s Ispn indian steer. 81 os 80 W., s5i
81 sass 90 egs easy TO &C. lover sh sSs3 ~
lambs. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12
,oprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ru,or Ian. 1i-American eagles are quoted at ''s
Tre market to- American seSure- 9pened gss
ter lHprys ne session. The early strength was N
ssneei BY New~Yok tgyns TIE s' vi seay s
the s .sconnt Il2 1918 Atchscn III. Csnaean
sJ,> - Central new A.. 6si7 New-Nork Central.
~ ~ ~ ia: Pennsyvania 60 Restins IN; Ere lsi
ia trss aoA MEXICAN ordinary II =. Money. Ia per
~ afe Of discount IN the open market for both
short and s-nonth. III, & Per S A An snI
o. bullion v.tngrsWh '0'" '-'s ~ - e - ~
knce today. til 90 -A... ,.- c.,. r.r,.. ioa
Ok rsrtrnes the account Exchange on LONDON
,, Srsncs % centimes Tor checks ~ -, N
Berlin. Jan. ll--E1eA1"se "" N'-N' - "~S w
pfenringr for checks . nj. 81, p.-v.t h.. ,crs.sss
a., a.. - siscourt from 10 10 II per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

Rston Jan llPrices IN ne We" &5,le here has BEEN
stronger than FOR some s-s rs The sales o. Territory
g have been lively On the os hsa % lite inquiry or
fine meil1n ee--e wo.s ono. delanes aho -, =
some gTaDfs -. choice IS. whir q hslll'
duoteI 49, SIC Australian woods h0.d nrI- M
holders as ,r suaily hardening their prices 4"- f
tations ,...,-snta feeces-X and above -'v-T-'
Xxx and w, apr.in etc-X Michigan. "a; 70 M i-,
1.chisaif 2sg29c No Illinois eon vsr+on &c
e Ne~.YorS "-iiA'''''''''
deIaine M9H' medium Kentucky ard Indiana 0i'''
corbng DC ,.,.,o a. blood conblng. 24QG5c
f11sso,r !. blood combing' --e-''
comb -Sp-S,,g 2ic: lake and Georgia 2-a-.c ,saiso.
Lrall ~ i.osrring medium az H9nnu,.L .c,-e9
Teas .S54s,. spring fine d2 months. l'Hl''' S-'
'0c52s wool.-Montsna fine medium and me 'o'
IS: secured iah Wyoming etc. fine medium ana
fine i5al1c .s h.si.-Combing. superfre. lod'-ci
conhlng good. S3,gooo ~
- >,ubing. Coc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COT-TON-The cotton market. after opening steacy az
g4saas.a ss: = Loss q oa s5 55as ..G Ge ssss
~ net loss Of lq8 p ns Toai sales deliveries.
l26 The market particularly active TIE hst
SIIs ~ $50, ,nor,ns The selling Ias in ga,d part
by the German contingent. and Liverpool orders TIE
basis weakness the unsatisfactTy character
OF ne , tsfA n. so 9 An sdii;cas element q
weakness was the labor situation IN Nev Eng sna s
atves with renewed grumbling also az FAN fNeI. az
STAND ;aken by The New-Iedford spnners who demand
e old wages ty January Il sun another ao',s
} te,o IN s;atej hat the Mallory steamship Line
.o 5 ~ 51s sirsady run Of cotton whic they
unable - handle the amount ne'ns paefl a. sn 10
15r Forward shipment. There considerable seI'ny
movement Hubbard Brte & 60. i:sae a C 's' -, FS
oStale crop The question now arises wh~ther with a"
@oae eoP Se Ht Isa al f c d S and jsd
at unchaneed prices .naons up1n1s s 10 10 sne-- 10;
bales contract and 30 bales speculation ith ern SPOT
rnaIkes miGiing quoted were as 9.',"s Ne" 'lsa''
Insy GsIe SsyarDsh steady 5c: saies 9aI bales.
Charleston firm. 5iac Wilmington sieaoy. 10 >o
Aae,sa steady e-lsc. sales 2s6 bales. -, LOUIS dull.
80, U1i e., 10 10 900 t.ie against 1855 bales
and o5 bales last year Hyss,oh reee.pts l
81 bales last ard 2 JO3 bales last year The semi
wee6y Interior IecePs hIs is. YEAR ana 80 tso
bales In Is94-isa5. Shipments footed w s55ls bales
against agar anG Gn q s So ssles s' in lse4o5
So,,o Exchange special Liverpool eables-spot cotton
quiet sales 1000 ha.es. speculation snd export 100
bales American 900 bales recepts q 90 Da.es' Aner
can 5000 bales niadia as, up sSas ,rt y
lG4d net decline January Sl.s Jsnqafy , .'Iu@iy
NAV 8lis: May-June. 3l.s June July. 53s Jl.y Ausls
3l3sb Augus,.septen5er Sltas' se2iefnoef &c.,
3l6o Observation-Disclosures. not much doing cloths. far
business doing.
dar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12
so,-r,,rpv COTTON MARKETS

Augusta Jan i-Coron steaiSs. m.9a.'"s shlprents
low ma .,.. zee 1al, STOCK c592 IL os low
~ I'm i-Cttton FIRM ~ ELM. 3fGo
49, sl6c: good ordinary. I,-loS. rss .IsIs. 90
bs.as. Exports Great s, .ls co., 81, ta,es
BAGS HsifsS js c9',on Sa g9aP fsceSs 2et3
mtains -is c,astwise. 5o54 bales SAFES '' ''
stock. s7glG oa.es ,,-cotton steady: miitl!ns 80
Ssys19sn receipts GS!i 5s!e eSPoT,I s5i
s,ontirent 1875 bales coas"'ss'
bales cream Jan cotton s'es X net receipts
low mtlllHs 81 bales exports % - 40
~ go he Continent 32lo Da.es
-" BALE, sc., bales; stock. 5.4.0'1 bales
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,-i Ian II s.45 o m--Exchange-wheat--
81, ~ q red western. winter. dun, Is 20 No red
spo, 10 n-Gnr dul Is md. corn-Spot-Arnerican
"a asd futures steady: January % 2Ad
F.sruasy !. i,d March Is lad tSSFmS' Ssg.
cast, Arm q i5s55 S. Beef nrm extra India mess
90 n,,ne mesa sss 81. Pork-Pr.me mess me
Ne a. ga prime medium. western sos.
Wsm.Hshort cut i6 n nrn SO: .hos, no :" =, 20
~ - cav 20, long clear mc-2s. Aght 30 70 90 10
& us 81 iorg clear midd.s heavy 40 70 - TO- S.:
ee a. .hort clear backs 10 10 IL No. duH IS. cisaa
s,n,.. ~ 10 IA 10 dull 35s Oh. Shouiders-sauare -
y. 80 N duf 2sa LArd-Prime Western auiL <'s 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

~ voc: Inferior 3o33c cat tangled wanted The
.'ncIn report OF the receipts OF hay
se iIcduce Exchange Hudson River Railroad. $40:
Ne; $40 Pennsylvania, no. Delaware Lackawanna and
"esern 90 West Shore 100; Lehigh Valley. 210 Bat-
Mpre and Oho. 80 Ontario and Western. TO- Central %
tons. 49, $500 '' ~ ''' Nv
Receipts OF hay md a. New-York for week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

and nominal. with No Rio invoice lots quoted exc and
lohbng parcels. 6%c Steamer Hsrschsi arrived IN New
York to-day with 10000 bass Rio. The market for mild
coieer closed dull heavy and nominal We quote AAIe-
etl6o. oAasAc Cucuta s015so: jamaica ehaiso Ia
Guayra IglIirc; ssvsnilla. 5ts9iec; Mexican euloc'
central american 74l71c; Costa RIGA. 14l5sc; CORE
IN n parchment 59s4c. Mocha i7t9ls.c; psdsns IN
terror, 231eii3c: tsncies 27G30c: Cornchic. 2tu2
The range Of contract prices to-day was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-12

London Jan 1.-THE nrsi sere s and ., ss On February
,ioh following are The srrYas 600 Vic,oria ?. 200
wales $3.50 500 IVES, Australia 5000 Iasnannla
South Aus u Good Hppe anu Na1a
100 49,, paies f)educng from this amount
80 100: tota srss rect % Yorkshire and ne Con,
$4,000 bales 'Ss,1 20 90 old stock. makes the total
tinennsihis Tor the sale 1l5.o 600 bales