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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-21

When in her Hawaiian home Princess
Kaiulani frequently saw native girls
dance the huIa-hula, a performance
which travellers never attempt to de-
scribe outside of stag parties, yet when
she went to Europe to prosecute her art
studies she was much shocked on first
seeing models pose in the altogether"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-21

One morning recently Mr.. White,
American ambassador in Berlin, receiv-
ed a letter from a supplemented old
lady out west requesting that he pro-
cure for her the autographs of the Ger
man emperor, the empress, the crown
prince and Bismarck. The names were
to be signed on little pieces of linen
which the old lady intended to use in
making an autograph quilt.
1t is interesting to record that in 1896
ZOla, under an assumed name, visited
a Paris clairvOyant and published
three-cOlumn account of his interview.
He was informed that a terrible scan
dal would take place in two years time,
in which he would be involved, and in
the end he would no longer be able to
remain in France. A Jew, it was furth-
er foretold, would be mixed up in this
affair, the effects of which would be
very lasting. This looks like an I'M
commonly good shot on the part of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
,,s, v,,.kev steady 81 10. Butter dull Sugar and
cSesse steady. Eggs dull. loc -,

o., az y,b,skev steady 81 TO- Butter DULL sugar ""'
cSesss steady Eggs dull. loc
Da.ro,, Ian. 9l-wheat. No white ana 40 oots
- var 05Lc corn, NJ mixei' $50 '''
s Sa . S Sbi,e 2yc Rye, No 2, 4sAc. ~
,.,,,o. Ian 2G-Wheat stronger May, 10 Sc "a
W 47ic Barley. No = io'sgtic: sali,p's "a ! =.
nr nm 80 ,,s Jan 25-Wheat firm Jahuuy, u
\, oos Iac,c July 9lisc: No marc 80 3,
,rr StAc Flour firm; first patents IA OK ssc
.s ns,ens 81 5odS4 %; first clears - 80 ~ 60 *.
sec'n1 81 75a$2 %. Bran in ouH' - "'s'' 49,
sacked. $40 5OGSl" 90 - f., h,0bs-. con-
tnr,danll, Jan 2owheat arm and nc h vnrb and
80. January SlaSl OOA; February' a. 80
,!ac t enri,al corn firm and s.e higher; 20 iii
Iert s4c: February. 33e434c Matcn a.i. S3
SSnnai oats steady: no white January, pv,,er
I,1r"@rv 2,is SOC: March and April no'"iaa "a
,eoI,, ,ncv Western creamery, 2Vc 90 inns! -
80, Ole. ID Western prints 2lc Esgs nr,.sl rr
npeorbv 100 2oc; Western. lgGgr Iseoeip 20 90
go 80, ~ go bush. shipments Wheat l-o'' o's''
D os 9ye o..l hush: oats lts.pO bush
c, r,u,s Ian G-Flour firm in sympathy with wheat.
bur not auotahly higher and not much movement
b,ghsr. 10 red cash elevator, VIC uaSH s'@eoS;
$50 s05gic corn stronger. No cash, ore January
-. Nav 2as.g287sc July 2Sc oats steady' o 1l.
60 N cash elevator. 23c, track Z4c; January -o.
~ 3ti.c. 10 white BE. Bran hrn al oos On sas.
nas, ra6.sr q, mill Butter aul creamery, loglvsc'
sir~ s|fi5c Eggs higher. l3sc.
rr,le,o Ian 2j-Wheat higher nrm cash; % re:
~ &c BID Corn active. steady; No rixed $50
SSl'a .sS. Nav goi.c. oats dull. STEADY; No uilfe'
30. NJ white -, bid. Rye hrIn higher No ssri-
Cover seed steady; prime cash ana JANUARY 90 ~
March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv--York January 90 1895.
prrVr-S- Receipts 100 cars. n 1899 h'nd-i cars 70
ca direct TO coal slauFhier"rs ana -
Dc r. ne uarkef-nskinF. with single car ar-hdr
~ ,,rd t.. 4 OF 30 n be t1i-23 az jersey
"a n. sKtl,th-st. Demand moderately active ara
,s-Is yere cleared in good season al hrincr prices
r,rd Win the exception ~ bulls which ru.el rt-sly
native sold AZ 81 4OaS' 10 per 10
.,ctrfiug few TOPS At - 40, stays and oxen
- e., Z, 20 lui.s a. 31s3 10 dr. cows a. s2gs3 90
t gu, -, .t.sdv IL 7uS per y for FOO prime
,atlH. sides cables from l/utcn n4l IN .
~, ,-,toi American steers a. lOf.qll'zc dressed
to- N..,,,rtc,u refrigerator beef at Nle'tc per ID
,.s,c carried Liverpool TO-DAY 1850 quarters
-, ~ E,s'mnns Company the 81 Louis. 10 Seuth
y. 80 - quarters for Eastmans COMPANY AMI 30
amp. ,ar. for Armour Co. ana The America, TO
quhiisiS ~ cattle for Schwarzschild sulzberger
4rrn'i;. "1.,a fcr !. Shamberg y Son To
anu I'' panefarla, for Glasgow, VIII carry Jp
mon" ,,,ffy divided between J. Shamlerg & son and
"tt' berger and the NrtId 10 tno West
r. - n ..ttle and 10 sheep Tor u. @ Culver
N,@phers0n Co.: q ohio steer. lllH NJ aver
a. 80 ner 100 n. % DO. llls NJ a. q 20: oxen
Hssi n. a, ,s7o bulls. $40 10 at :" rs d. 's9 r.
d. 20 s, H. At 50 lo. Do 900 n at 50 81 DO $50 ~
al -, 80 I52s N at So do 5eo n at 81 a. ~ d. ",a n
40 ~ 81 d. 6ii n. al az ~ TO- M3 N. al - 20
I q a. 40 H. at So - DO ssa n At g %
saniars. ~ Illinois steers l1oS ~ AZ - 10, Do.
no, fb At s.. DO iio5 n at $50. a. i2t3 ~ at
81 10 . DO 1850 n AZ - IS; 10. los3 n at ~ 30.
g Cows IFS 10 at 50 IS. ID DO. SIS ~ At go 80
Sherman a culver: 10 Illinois Steers. i2'O 70 a. ~ N1
rs a. 1851 10 at 81 So 20 %. ii7i H. at ~ III 70 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Jan. 2e.-The small supply q cattle made
BUYERS eager to purchase today and the pens were
quickly emred Il their occupants prices ruuns sohse
scers ent AZ low as g. and the bulk OF the offerings
crossed he scales 81 ioaf5 10 there being the usual
strictly choice beeves The stocker ana reed
ora tra. was only fairly good at So 5Ogs4 3d. with oo
asl7na sales and above this range. Gamers were
scarce ami sold unusually good prices sales BENG
asa and exporters 50 5Dqs3 So with an occasional
LIE A. s3Gsi 80: and high with quick
lest beef cattle found buyers at s. 25d$ 30 Receipts
Of hogs small. and many we're gobhled up early
higher sa;es extreme range OF 50 63ds3 s1
for coarse packers prime heavy shipping hogs me
great bulk offerings Aiding buyers at ~ 'a<3 70
pigs largely az 81 t0qs@ 20 Prices closed strong
Te demand for sheep and lambs was lively and choice
lambs had further advance OF LOG far TO prime nocSs
selling at s. 25gSG few lots OF d nfsroT c 70 coi 51
~ sheer we're strong at 50 5OQ$4 IS. good many FED
Westerns bringing 81 loUsf 60 and yearngs sold at - 90
ass TO- Rcceips-Cattle. 5000; hogs 1000 sheep aooo
East Liberty. Penn Jan. 2fCst'Ie steady; prime ns
s1s :, Ssg5i heavy Is 5asa % PiE 50 sss o.; god
49, e. 7G'iS4 81 common So 251s3 70: choice lambs.
:. 7oSis 30 20. common to good, 81 5oas5 90.
Cincinnati Jan &c Hogs active ard higher; 81 i3g
g ~ , me t sssSs Sass 90
Kans1s CITY Jan. 26--Cattc 1oc higher; Western
steers soas 7o sni hsters s. gss ~ na,iys
ers AID feeders So 5as5 bulls 50 2oqs IS. Ho<p 2hG
=, lower: hcaves SO G1gs3 -. packers. 81 6o4SS "
ss D ~ $ soass G5 sheep ssvo Mexican lambs
S. -: Western sheep. 81 4osSi a. medium to choice
stun 81 5o4si -.
st Louis Jan 2scse strong to loo est,s r fancy INC,
49, ,aei.rs S3si 50: and heiters s2ds4 IS Texas
steers 50 5os4 30 cows ard 7ao tsssr' 81 S
50. butchers. So 15HS3 No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cr,co,o Ian 9l-There was a strong wheat marked
,o-,ov helped in measure by manipulation ana IN a
sr-a nv the news The fact that both We're contribute
to- -, ~. bull success made difficult to decide which
70. the really important motvs Exporters ri New
-, =, ,r,-.d IN bullish vein Cables were not Up 80
much Liverpool .9ssd Paris only confines antwerp
,r,y t2ts centlmes. But Ne"-fork reported - "an'
,s 70 the other side Baltimore said tnat 'na' i"ase
go. an an export basis Flour bids wero quoted oS"i
~. The Letter interest jumped the January to 81 o.
s,, os the top price since the January began 70 %
,.,, 7, IL tn, favori;e bull tactics now to rush up
the January price N % =, e3is qS% cents and closed
%, be top~yi'. The latter was over sp. " 1hs
barh temper emphasSd by tne sss oSf
heavy SHOWS eyeFywagi nssSy break al records.
sales TOT ~, we're $1,000 bushels Early II looked as
me sH0r Sr, interest developed, however In ne last
so 1er' when the price began moving Up oyer Nssd Tor
There were 9 Ears In the Northwest, against l6s Ss6
Year, S2c bushels a. primary p em5si $500 bushels
ousS hof Nv the burning Of an elevator a, ~, D., 20
might have 10 ,her than bought wheat here TIE PIT
scalpors were bearsh ana reeis nn sanding on the
now ther The Letter interest seems !, Do ga he was
tient OF s Tor 10000 bushels wheat very close "
his asking price oy corn market, but Arm Coarse
grains ha been stirred n 5 s RSea way Sy Corr opsne
strength T-dey te' sd iI' bt~een 2gi, and 90 a2es
al nd closed at 2o' l29A cents reeeps 4" cear
with only ~, 90 bushels liverpool was 500 higher
snecs rara drn NcwYork put the eAl,rI =, ~
s "a pr me very small CARROTS were D i,ts h,vng
81 los-.s Tho incident in the trade Whe "0e'a 0N's
oy NAV By Baldwin-|urhe,, arm market, May selling
Oats developed nto re,hs s and losing at the top
rom .s very large ciearances 5iooYy oushgs wnssh
mace 49, receipts very HIGHT. i4 cars 20 lay WI" no,
storm KIP 1-,uretay Councilman reported Sf'Vc
estimated t0' cxu.r, Tho buying Il future was by
,n,nx concerns probably against cash sales anita
sh,pp.ns tc-day opened strong. but dld n2' auo
81, IA ana ribs closing cents under luesIay.
to- croVd thought there vas ceiling oy armour. h%s
4 nc 15.UsO. with 5000 estimator ~
prlces AZ the yards are legl3 cents hgher y
as sad that 10000 erces u ctrh aFo hao 0Se" s0'"
W., Ma' ,r,rDnr 20 a Hamburg lard handler. o,,
on tho curb pute On Mey whT ri 49, 80, ~ere *
, all. N, cents. Puts on May corn were
sas cents. calls" ~ cents May wheat on ''e euio
80 OK ron,s Letters brokers' bought the calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n.
stations I'm New-YOrk. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AlR-
THE ORANGES. summit. BernardsyiAs. Bssking
Ridge. Madison. Morrs,own Passac Latsrson- Bon
ton, Dover, stanhope NEWTON. BuDb's Ike
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP. sTROUDSBUR G, Pocono Mountaln3.
SCRANTON. PITrSTON. WILkESBARRE NAS'TI-
COKE. DANvILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
rose. BINGIiAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
VILE. UTICA. RICHFEI.D SPRINGS, CoItann.
SYRACUSE. OswEGO. ITHACA, 0WEGO, ELMlRA:
CORNING BATH DANSVILLE, BrFFADo and all
500 A M-BINcHAMToN NAIL stops a, principn
1000 4 M-(care Carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON. nINo-
HAMTON OWBGO ITHACA E1MIFA, UTICA
RICrFTELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and oSWESO
EMPRESS Pullman Paror Cars. Cohnectins a.
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points Nest:
100 p. M.-SCRANTON. wILKESBARTlE and ELMlRA
400 p M-sCRANrON yvu.KESBARRD AND PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Paror Car.
TOO p NJ (Oaiy1--n,csgo Vestbuled Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIIA. BUZZ
FAIIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-Yort 70
chicago Dining ar west 81 Buffalo.
$50 y NJ Daly)Bunao Express. Pullman sleepers for
SCRANTON BITGTIAMTOE. EI.MIRA BATH Mt.
$50 p " nDaly)-Bt'FFALO SCRANTON. BfNGHAM
TON, OWEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA ard OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze q Sons, Limited. ii3 Broadway, Is Park
Place Broadway and 942 Broadway. Tickets at ferry
stations III 4h-ave i2th-st 81 West i25thsi. 2a5
iOB Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full nfor
nation al all stations -
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

h-ourh ,ran. leave NewYork. f0Ot % 0uanu9rs 80"
t,ioS. and i've minutes earlier r. m Wet go ~
o.cn M-Vestihuled Express daily Tor finR
VIII rimlra buffalo Bradford Arrive Bunalo o'oo
p NJ Fsr> ~ "a s,i,ilei limited natl Daily: solid
train Tor Chicago arrives cleveland 80 A. "a; a.,
P ~ sleepers 70 Chicago. ''''e'"''N INV
.so r. M-Bufalo and cleysian1 NestSu 7- W
rarss.own 200 s. NJ Cleveland IL 80 p VI sleeper -, 70
,yi ans cleveland making direct connections lo'
Buhaio am 80 ,rd H. west. cate Library Car. -
s,45 p ,T-soid train to Chic2So s' C, 10 n''
nr,1rrv-rs local TIME CARDS AND ~ bI.hA>
accommodating at III ii3 2e 4 ana w sS. ip5tb
- to7 Rowerv East i25.h st ana "a 200
chorfe-s and 23d St ferries NeW On oo-
ard 72s Fuon-s,.. 06 Broadwsy ,co,, Fxpress
ST. 80 Shecks baggage from hotels and residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. NJ. Pullman Yestlbue Day
and Parlor Cars Dning-'ar service Meals Ia
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through seepers to
Detroit and Chicago -
CHUNK and Intermediate points o.,
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
go. 40 p. VI. daily. except sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
Connects for all points In coal reglons
chair car Wkesbarre.
'3,5O. 4sIO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
stations Connects for ell points IN the coal
glons Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO WnkesbsrTe.
$3.50. 4;2O =. NJ daily. except Sunday for NAUNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car 10 Beth
:4,5o. 5no P. II. Sundays only for EAsToN and
$3.50. 0,1O P. NJ daily except Sunday FOR EAsToN
and principal intermediate stations
$3.50. 700 p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper vesiibuls
y. Y Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffalo and Toronto.
'7,4O. 500 p. NJ daily except sunday. stopping only
at SOUTH PIAINFIELD. EASTON BETHLEHEM.
MACCH CHUNK. l. & B. JUNCTION. SAYRE. GENE
VA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA, BUFFALO ana TORON-
To Pullman Sleeper Tor Buffalo. None but seepng-car
$3.50. 9OO p. VI. daily for WILKESBARIE lTH-
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper 20 ithaca
Additional local trains daily except sunday Tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: Is 20,
$50 1920 1890. 1920 1920 SUNDAYS only A. 81,
- 20 80 1850. 500 and 900. $3.50 p. VI. -
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lI3. 25i. 213.
ST 1877 Bowery. y. Y: SO Fulton St. Court ST.. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
Y Y Transfer Co Will crl for and check baggage rom
hotel residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD. STREET
~ Tie leaving time Desbrosses and C3rtIanat
Streets ten minute, than That given Delo" Tor
7.So A.; W. FAST MATI--rulmau Buffet pa5or c;s
New York TO Pi,sburg Sleeping Car Pttsou'S !"
500 4. W. rasT "f LIN2HPitts5sis and Cleveland.
Impairment sIeePns Dnlns smokns s"a c,Oensst
indanapo,is io1sy,IIss s. I<ais'
I.SO r. Vi. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPREss-
80 '"' &E s fGRS'' fassF9 %
IA" 'g5 Ti8S sffsR SsiIiI
7 Ss cSi"HS IHtapsS9 s. o' p,sburs and
$50 i. VI. NAIL AND ExrREss. Pullman Rane,
burg and points West daily except sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 .GoSsrss.loSai Lam oil PaTioT ana dining tsST;,,
40 Dings carr 20 Dining c@r 80 P .o ~. res
siona Lin all Paror and Dlning Cars 40 Dining
sor @T sS VR,SRS yrF ~ 1s m
c3 5R5$ re nj l2Ss n spsc qs -
p. m. week days: Express. go a. m. and so D. NJ
CHEsAPEAKp OHIO EAIIwAY Eos!"P m dsy.
ATLANTIC CITY, q p m. weekdays CDssbross.. and
cortandt Streets ! 20 p. m). Through Buffet ParIor
CAPE MAY.-i.2o week days (Desbrosses and cOrt-
La as' b s%sS Assas as qn,srep san4.y
Street station, $50. il.5o %, 40 lllo p M
Sunday. % a M 80 p. n g,om De'o,o - ana a.
.. Sundays. v.f5 a. H., BIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40, 10 $50. SO SO 20 @0o penna Idm:d,. 90
400 40 Dining Carr. 40 Dining carr. $50 tbinns
Carr. 74o $50 p. M. 1905 night Sundays. 60 80
SO $50, eco. $50 Limited. $50. 1880 a. m. l50
Dining Car. $50 40 dining Carr 40 Dining CAE)
go dining Car. 40. 500 , n. LOO night "a,
Broadway; Aston House; West T"enty-thrd street
station; foot Of Desbrosses and cortandt
Streets Court Street. SO Fulton Street ~ Roadway.
City city ''' The New York transfer COMPANY cs
and baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone 'l27s Eighteenth Street Tor PennsyvanAA
Railroad Cab Service. 1850
J. Is. HUTCHINSON. J. X WOoD
General Manager. General PassT Ageuk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALIIMoRB AND WASH

ron PHlLADELPHIA, BALTINOkE md WASH
lNGTON
From foot Of Liberty ST
Week dnys 80 500. 1000 81 80 Dining Can A. NJ.
200 30 Is Dining carr 800 2. NJ. Il 10 mit sun
DAYS $50 1000 ul3o Dining Car) A NJ. 200 Is ~
Dining carr. 800 r. N. y Is mi, Additional trains tor
philadelphia days, 900 A. 81. 80 100 49, 30.
300 p VI. Sundays. eco \. ~. 400 7. Nj.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST
Week days no 1863 s:2S. $40. SIS 9:0s. 9:20 9:35
1000 1918 1888 II os 80 II - 4. NJ ~ IS i2iS.
100 % 40 400 2:25 2sS 3.25. 3:35. 3S5, AS.
tSS i5s 52s SO go, 62s e;S 7o5 10. SO,
s:55 1000 II 80 A. ". 1900 ~. 10 IS. zoo 23o 300.
IS 80 ass. 625. 6:oo $780, 7:25. S:23. o:3O. o5.
iO55 p NJ. 1913 mdt.
Tickets and parior car seas a. FOOT q Liberty 81
way 1871 9th Az, 81 Eat iih st.. 1873 East i25h St.
pa Yves, 10Th St PSI Columbus Az. New York; a
Court :, $40 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. % Broadway Will
.mshury The New Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
r,.,oprAN COTTON MARKETS.

r,vernool Jan. % p m.-Cotton--spot modsta,s
,n.aness, rrces higher: American mding talr 80
s ,tng 2 II 32l. utlng T32d low mid ing
i'd. good ordinary. .a-32G. ordinary -sd> me
-. =, ,he day were bales Il which ouo pa
sars o. snsra,ion and export and included 800 bales
American Receipts. $500 baet. all American Futures
on.res steady with moderate demand AMI closed straly
rtrsrtcan tnidling ! 9. January. lVoia.S ll-otd
bnv.r. January and February Se-"ia5 10 ofd puyers
S.SrsrV ara March C4q3 iO,4d sellers. March ana
,rrn z a-G3q3 10 64d buyers April and May q 1850
Co... MAJ and June 10 6iu3 II t4t buyers Juhs ana
y ~ a.6s 10 eId BUYERS July and August II SAC
"a oid value: August and September lS-4d BUYERS.
october. l36idS Ia otd puyefs oVoper
and November Il s4d buyers November ana DECEMBER
a "a gt3s is S4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
foot 81 Liberty street
w. .Daily. Except sunday Sundays
PIrTsBuRG, .iso a. m, 1928 p. M 500 p. m.
CiN1TNNATI 81 LOUIS. 5000 a. m. '55S p. IN.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. tI.55 1000 (Diner,
oil ~ a m (Diner) 900 dDnsr) 10 = (pine0, 'aoS
cplner) $50 p m and 'i2 is night
NORFOLK, I'll 30 a. m. 80. ,.ou
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 1928. 500 p. m
All trains are Illuminated with p,ntsch Light.
orlces: lis IT. 25t i3i iitO B'dway 81 " ith-st,
ic7 uowery ~ ": $50 Fuon-st.. Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or resdsn~
20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Jan @ firm p S%s wG.s receipts sss,
7c2 nos e aIi ysnTaaTy os qso,.e March Sc BID
Nav 81 q.pj &c: No red p5t QsS.c receipts
t g15 Mh~ sf y sa@ ' o7cgsi % on saa sas
Corn steady spot month AMI Feorary - a,5S ~.
MFR D S.a .oe '' sale. co.. ssSss
%E Mite s Wcscrn 80 Sc 10 mixed DO Sc receipts
ln7l bush EXP rts 49," svN ,.cs,n,s 5a ,,.
bush exports 30 7ol stock. si24ea Hay quiet; choice
timothy sl3 asked
nssO !9. 2F' 'pr5 n et TsTsS aad st1"iss
$ Is winter ga, q c 2gss ~ nr 7c72c per bush
s' Sc xS Sa': ada ss';iP sfs s
M 1n pr"s Gs, sg' NHs 90 Bee esf g. .,e lS2
e eers O.. ' Rad Ga1ef Saioc foTss S.ae zeal %
io, bs' Ice ae. 5c cheese steady. Northern, %
eigc. Western. ss'c
asP Es4ss sS'' sd I. g !f new a,R e \?
H. e'! X1r S', new osscqs. No Sorhern e's
Win'er wheat unsettled - 10 Ssc S9r" isrcng 30
o3 y,S S Xxx, corn ai.8olSc Oats strong: 30
white 2sg EIs 2s: Rye n,nna: 30 5d52c
Chicago. Jan 2e-rhs leading futures ranged as fol-
l'T %i.a, No % Opening nfSs'' IoT g., GG.iSs
% I5iy :::: 'r s;as:. q: ''''s 81 *
corn No. %
; a, %. AT 81 s,.s: g: 81; sos.o 81
237. o3I.a24 23.q23S 23TsG24
N.Y. ''-''''''' ga. pa, d227s 22N122A 22t4227s
Mess pork. per btL' ., .o-. ,oo-,,
January ...-..+.'' ~ oo55,1 ~ as ga5 or.
May --.--..-..-s-' i''-''
Lard Per 100 10 -
E $ 3;:4 ::: sss;. .Ss5 81: ii.
July W.
short ribs. per 100 N; 40
MAY ......---s+-+' a'''f ''V w
,.,.h ouotart,ns were follows: No spring wheat.
ooa.2. ~ sprlng wheat, Ssirr2c; No red. 0IcgN;
\. I. corn 27t027a.c; - yellow corn. 2Tsse27.c. No
!. oats 23i.c y, white b, &c. NJ 3 white. o b.
2li Q2is.c. - re. io'4"; No barley b - rVtc;
Il / rINreed 81 -. prime timothy seed. 81 20.
PORK per Dbl ST. s7'4 afe s2'. sri per 100 n s5q
So. ribs saes G9ose 81 i13gs4 %. dry sailed
shoulders tbox-i itg5c; short clear sides fboxedl.
s. G70s5 49, whlskey tistleFs finished goods gal
81 10 sgars lla,. s. 50. granul1ei s. 80 on the
produce Exchange today the butter market steady:
crcanerie- l3diS.c. dairies llN7c. Cheese quiet SO
She Egfe hrrn. fresh. ldr.
Cincinnati. Jan 2i.-TTour steady. Wheat nrm; No 2
red V5c. Corn finn. higher No = mixed s9r3c. Oats
nun. No mixed. &c Rye nrmer; No 2 $40. Lard
steady 81 30. Bllkmeats nrmer. 81 eTis. Bacon n7n.
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SHORE .R,R,

Trains ,eave W 42i ST. station. ~ y as fo'o"s' anu
9, 80 o. sr fn,rn foot Of Franklin 81 -. p..hsa
i0Ib A. Daily Tor Albany uuSa, Ss'" Tao Csys-
land and Chicago ,, Montreal Utica Syra,-
600 P ~ Daily for Albany MONTE Fn toronto. Do
cuse ceysand chicago and s. Louis Roohes
sISt y NJ Daily Albany Utiea' SytacuS7 ravsisnd
SID T,ufyalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Chicago and st. Louis 49,.
lime C "a - 1AMBERT General Passenger agent
- L. < Vanderbilt Ave, Now YORK.
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot % West 2d st. penn r. RI corandt or
Desbrrsses ST.
Indicates time from West 23d 50 Other figures show
time from Cortlanit or Desbrosses Ct
stl:IO, O,3O A. w. daily Sunday '6i5, A. Nd FOE
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations .
1880, S:I5 a. VI. daily for WlLkESBARRE sCIlAN-
TON week days ELMIRA week days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the principal local points dining car ana
chair 20 Buffalo.
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1ogl1c. Japan-5o pkss psn-fred at l2i,c. Congou.s
nkgs at l20l2tc India and Ceylon-i23 pkgs al l2isd
l9c Ooiong.63 pigs Foochow Mt i5isgl6c. 1905 pkss
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short by reason OF midday sales were vigorous buyers on
The bulge their demand being supplemented by moro or
during the day rather modest and without notewor
Thy feature beyond foreign demand at the OPENING or
f s s eSI wss M. a,"nc in
latter markets having opened easier. Antwerp rose =
franc, being influenced by reported heavy rains in Arsen
frost in the Danube Baltic sections with India offer
inS less freely. The domestic situation retained most
or It's strong features and encouraged the pull sentiment
which hal been prompted the opening by news from
abroad Northwestern miers reported big Tour de-
of the heaviest weeks sales record Seabard cash
conditions showed increase in premiums rather than
considered particularly -four. The destruction OF -
600 bush OF wheat In n ST Louis elevator 10y nre vas
chiefly mptan through Its hfaTnF up,n sne mex b
heavy all sections This had It's principal
effect July which thus prevented from sharnE IN
receipts %. cars against G last year Export
reported IL loads here and outports QUO
No . red 81 O5ss to No hard Manitoba. ~ u's
spot, No / Northern Duluth. 81 osc 70 erri.e NO :
s. osS 70 arrive No . hard Manitoba 81 o6h..
CORN--A slight advance followed the sharp rise IN
wheat and fairly hullsh conditions among which were
estimated for tomorrow cearances and export
business 20 loads all PSss ,. phe ;! l9rs vsT ERE
pool reflected strength In other deparmens ana
cl sed iSTl4d higher. Tho local market left OF sc
o b anoat .OATS-The days business consisted OF
small transactions In the speculative market. bu,
her prices which left tho close NC hgher than a s
bush from points making the weeks clearnnces
thus 500 bush In excess Wss q a 1se a eTe as s *
S Ss on No oo 2whc $40 white 2Se; track mixed
eTn 81 isc aoet NswYor BAEIEY- Make Market
s'cdy feeding que sSss onw lopT as fodM
corer seed ' salr Soas5 higher grades 2sse