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New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Orleans Cotton Exchange. makes the movement OF the
crop from September 2s Inclusive. as fol.
lows: Port receipts G5sc 424 bales against 5o4eoIa
last aiS 900 in 1S3 $50 1895; overland
to mills and capada bales ag.in,t Ga ea7 las.
year 500 227 St9olS In 1885, interior stocks
In excess OF September 1l7 iac bales against 334 ss'
last 10000 1906 and 42T e6 In 1922 Southern
mill takings net 55SOSl bales against h35sl last year.
.74So in 1896 and 400 o2 IN sso broush, into slsn,
last year 54s42 in 1898 and 1884 1858 in 1895 brought
into sight for week 2as 798 bales against lal 50 for
days ending January 2S last 124 1872 In 1s@
and 2aa 4S in 1895 brought, into sight first twenty eight
DAYS January 25 bales against GAL Si5 last year
$50 and 1908. Comparisons In these
reports made up corresponding date last year year
before 1895 close OF corresponding
weeks. Comparisons by weeks would take In lal days
the year 1853 days before last ana oh
days In 1895 against only $50 days this year
The Of cotton at Liverpool during ths week
ending to-day compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

$HS SIsESossEs 8 ssa hsD tcchfLANbF srFEET.aIa s,
gtrssss ten minutes later than that given below 's
'Ss Xs MSPr%sa BUFFET rsssr .ssr. CO %
:$ si,Fsi; y;S,'s slssssa.. s :...as
i,on Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
l.s chcaGo chH;vi'ls ASp q tT' s. LOUIS EXPRESS
go &rsFnFS VI. FnfSH' EsrkEs assso 70, csse.n
40 T. TfSS sffss sXPREssrr pm.-
7 H. raciPIc iPPIl'psSSl's ESSFkrssfor ' pn,.sus and
SO VAIL 'St and 'i:,SPa ExPasss sss'D'
'''s ana points West daily except sunday No eoAcnss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
"a as &c @ sso D"s CAP 1879 as % n,as ne al 10
1s Snns.y gag 10 s ,ppns car. M 80 . % ecns co tss'
s.saai ,ln,, ali farlor and Dining ca.sI 30 Dining
soGrhERS RS It sg afioPds p al L1i's mite u.
ATLANTIC coasr Ssis tfS nj i2S nisps sPse at 1870
P,iIn m week k-days: Express 30 M and SO .. N.
sas SE5 rSFS4 SsS Sss2s4 "a ts
ArAS2iGS cr n' 10 n nd a's Week days p..oro... ard
cs'.ni; sHS id street. M Throash Baa'' F.fo'
cApg an5, NAs.s9 s',s. week days e'6rO''e' and c'
ss Crew.. Branch .Da HsSsy ss sqN4y os..s
corsna, sSes n no 30 M m S iSH SO c'':o' So ise
p NJ sundays. 3.4S a. m. s. Is D. m.
For PHILADELPHIA.
eio 72o lso go So 30 $50 Penna- I4ml,.d 80
10 sss DINING % ear "a 40 Dining tar,. $50 SbisiS:
Cap. ~ SO p m, I2o5 night sundays. 6io 7si;
20. $50 ~. $50 N-mited). $50. 1879 A. i.3o
Dining Car). $50, 20 dining Csr. $50 Dining caT).
go Dining Can. 10 $50 y. TO-. 2O3 night
Ticket Offices Nos f5i S44, 1895. 1893 III. and cot
Broadway; Astor House. West rUen,y-thlrd street
station and stations foot II Dssbrossss and cortandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton street ~ Broadway.
aud Brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn. station. Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
10 destination.
Telephone "i274 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivsns
Railroad Cab Service
J. 4. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Lesve New York. WhItehaI IeFhnaI. south Ferry an1
WV " .Daily tExcept Sunday. sSundays.
PiTTsBU re-. $40 a. m. 1875 .. M. s2oo .. m.
sic IS night a 80 m. Liberty ony) -
ciNcTNNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. '5.5S D. m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tT.55. 40 oj tDInsr,,
eli 30 A m DINER. DINER. - q (Diner) sA55
dJiner, 'sS p. m and 'i2. Is night.
NORFOLK III. 80 A. m.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. t3 Is, ~ % D N
All trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ofnces: iS IT. 251 4&s, 1it0 Bdway. 81 r. ltth-se,
iz7 Bowery " " ass S%l Fulton-s. Brooklyn; white
hail Terminal BagyaSs checksA from hotel residence
% Destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W 42d St station. ~ y, as foiio~s' ana
9, m earlier from OF Franklin ST. ,....
IO,I0 A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utca syraruss; en-,
ter Buffalo. Niagara faIis' fo'' "A'"'' ~
land and Chicago ,,.., r-,,.. qvrs
oOo .. pcchaser Buffalo Niagara Falls. TORONTO DC
troIt Cleveland Chicago and s. Louis. ,.s..
s,t5 p NJ Day for Albany Utica syracusei noIn. Irs
pura,o Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
1tns tables At principal hotels and onrces. -
- 5 Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

cash quotations werc as follows hrm 2oc higher
%sss on s%' hsT srrd's N ps e 2s 's:
2s.c 10 yelow y,,Ic go Gora' us 2s.s SSa,ao5c; 40
seed 81 ~ prime timothy seed " 80 mSss pos:
e. p g. .sss %. a'4 & ss' e %
boxed. 81 1878 short clear snr' ooNea s'0s9 10;
sugars. .oaf. unchanged
cincinnati Jan. 2s-Flour stronser Wheat strong; No
s,ross Ss,a 4 10 '' mixed " 25 rye afm; O. Lard
Milwaukee, Jan awne,, hiss.F No Northern.
No 2 4O'.c: sample. 52i Gic Rye higher; No !. &C.
Minneapolis Jan. 2s-wheat steady: January. se.c;
1nsen Nay -Four heavy patents loc higher rs,
patents 7sgs.oo; second patents, 8 e9gsl Io nrst
eIssr'' s.N 50 Soaso '6 sacked. $40 ooa$io7S :"
y,pnsS 81 c,ss o5 February, March and HSq
s0%Ia s0% r5ruaPy sGyn March and ApS nomna
oats hrm: No white January and February. sc93O1c
March sna Ap M d sa nGy n %s:
2ic Eggs nrm fresh nearby and Western zoe. cnees.
10" Se H$nf sa, aa 1 IN hhd ss ooan M
Try d.. IN bbls. S,sSsc: dark do ss.c; cakes. sSc
Srsss ,er "a % .prnt Chck.ns ,uk.s eaS Sa
ducks 9aioc Sc Dressed poultry nrIn. fair de-
'oTs ass sSSc medium % DO sas samsI sSsns
and soa.ded oG7sc. turkeys fancy i26iSc: choice do
Recepts~F1our 8 100 bills i4.ooo sacks: wheat 1900
bush, corn. $1,000 bush oats la9ooo bush. Shipments
St, Louis. Jan. 2s-Flour nrm and unchanged from
sns iracs 81: January esa,c: May. WNc. July ssssc
cash 269.c. January. 28+c bid; May. .7Hd2Tsc; July
:sI.c. oats steady; No GSsh .levs,?r a2nc
2si,c bid. 40 : white 25's g25'.c
Toledo Jan. 2s.-wheat active. lower; No cash.
mixed 10 s'' ssc % osi, dull: Ne mixed sslsc bid Rs:
dull: No 2 cash. .so bid covsrseed higher. acsivsi
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
"BL ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"


arrive. Bunslo 055 r. IT. pullman yestibule Day
coschea and Parlor Dining service. Meals "a
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepes -
.IS,2O i2;4O =. NJ. daily except sunday for MAucH
CHIINK ard intermediate points. ...
1880, Ills p. n, sundays only for EAsIoH.
MATCH CHUNK ard the coal branches .
pARHE' PITTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations FOR all points In coal regions:
sI,5O l,iO p NJ daily. except sunday, for wlLKEs-
BARRE' PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points IN the coal
.3,5O. 4,2O p NJ daily. except sunday FOR MAUNcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair 10 Beth
1850. Bn5 p. NJ Csundays onO for EAsToN and
Ok 20 6,fO p NJ daily except Sunday for EAsroN'
st:5O. 7,ON p N. daily for BUFFALD. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yes,bus
ran n Y to Chicago. S.eepers & Buffalo and Toronto.
.7,4O. 400 p NJ. daily. except sunday. stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFTELD. EASToN BETHLEHEM.
MAUCH CHUNK. l. & II. JrNCTlON, SAfRE GENE
VA ROCHESTER, BATAVIA BUFFAIo and roRoN-
TO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but seepns-cas
passensers carried No baggage carried. -
1850, 0,OO p. NJ daily for WILXEsBARRE irH>
AGA GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points Wst Pullman sleeper TO Ithaca
Additional local trains daily except sunday for HOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows; 's.
$40 5000 10 So 1910. 1890 tSundays only A. n.
tickets and Pullman accommodations ~ liz. 26l Na
s55 e.4 and 1913 Broadway. 81 T. l4h St. loo i2Dth
a., i2I Bowery ~ Y: SEQ Fulton 81, Court b.. -
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co will II for and check oa&yaee nom
hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
q Railroabs.
"AMgRIcA's GREATEST RA.IRo.-.
NETWORK
CENTRAL TT! a.
4 uilncnN oMco q q
I'VE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE,

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 4ad Street and
$50 Sunday y11rrb TT t,m'rr r..is.i ss
s: Esfoaso ssS cds,,cs tn; :. 'r19 Hs,t: I:
U limited ss,sDs.. to rs seating G,psGyM sns
s.45 M~TAsT MAIL D4,ymr9. pHush1s'Dsis S,as ~
1896 MSoRTH &Se SHORE LIMITED .ops psIgms yo5.
ps. :.isH Ts' .sa s,0 sI.~Is: n S
1910 MpAY EXPRESS except sg s sqnday Important sas
LOO p SSis PPl1iss LIMITED psily1Tcr
Columbus. cincinnati indianapolis and ST. LOUIS
LOO P M%GHicHGo SPECIAL Day-Fo, Detroit Detroit
Cleveland Toledo and Chicago stops Al f0'S"
3.3(| MTRSY ana ATB ALBANY sPECIAI except
sunday-For Garrison West Poino' rous"N'''
500 rIa %nIkE TAX SHORE LIMITED Io. Dsi,y5s 5a.
.vssna sS"r 'aH 1s csIcaFS M Tcsdo ya Ss ssso
400 NJ This train connects at icy far ST. Louis
n'I os s"s ~ NJ d. X sas y morning Car
sleeping sna driTnf fETPREss SHs NJ
seara Falls; Cleveland Toledo De"0"'
e.25 p MH%oRTmERN M EXPRESS Day"rSs, at.S, rssy, ss,
Plsttsburg Burlington. Montreal an' 'AN'''
73O M@hFFILo Special vdo;T.s Ds,lyFSs Vi. AL AL
rondack Division . and for Rochester Buffalo Niagara
900 MsPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL % Da1lyngss1 ysn sfoG1
Ry.. ss Lyons. and for Buffalo Clevelahu' i
o13 M-Pacfrrc EXPRESS DaIy,Fcr Fs.n:su1s sys:euss
Osweeo. Waterown. cape Vincent 1r1,co 70
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Ioenoi ,na Al
and. except Saturday. Tor Cape vincent a"N VIZ
1910 Nisht-MIDNIGHT EXPRESS IN Thessrs N.r-Y Y -YcrS
for Chicago and principal points on ~. ~ SUNDAY
Central every night except Sunday nisn,n
nights Chicago sieepers leave on 9;lo usi % Pitts
9fO A. NJ and % T M-psily, except Suhua'' W "
field via Harlem Division ,. -. ,he f3erlshire
90 A. M--Sundavs only. to Pittsneld anu e''' 49,
Hills via the Harlem Division. o,vrps
ALI, NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkEES;; ,o,,,s
IAN night rrn ms 1SSth stree s on
on the Putnam Division far as fonkels nixht''
with the elevated road. The only line running " ~
. New York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through ua'nA
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Idgn,, ,.., s,at,on
Tickets Wagner Offices az Hranh 40 eprnsavsy GAS
ii3 osI ala Broadway 81 Fast 14th ST. 9sZ
1ciunh,s Ave eI West i25th ST. 123th ST. stauon az @
1ss,b 81 station New York a3s and 72s Fulton ST. anu
fOs Broadway T d. Brooklyn .,, g.. E.v York
Telephone '279o Thirty eighth street 'os WV
Rsgxase checked from residence by ths ~s''
sott EHor.ss CSnosHy GEORGE r. DANIELS.
JOHN NJ ~. sn, C.n.ral Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
Total, 2ioea3 236. s23

The Exchange statistics showed receipts al interior
points duiirg week TO have been ~ b"es
against lO5 jOj bales week ana a. 10 baics as,
year Shipments points were 1000 bales rss
than last week figures being l}S cI her Asals.
E3 4se talcs ana 313 last Iresen st,tks
y 57O compare with $40 Ic5 bales last ~ee anu
SsC7S bales yeas ago secretary Hester OF ihe Ns"-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
' lNGTON.
From foot VI Liberty 81
Week days 40. 500 1000 I'll 80 Dining Car A. NJ.
900 30 Dining Can, 600 +. NJ IL 10 md, sun
DAYS 4s0 1000 I'll 80 Dining can 4. NJ 2,o 500
Dining Carr. 900 J. NJ. II 10 mdt. Additional trains
phlaIelphia week days. 900 A. NJ. 30 400 30 90.
600 y. u sundays, 900 4 NJ 400 = "
ROATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WATERFALL. ST
week days TO- : IS. s.c5 $50. s.55 9.0, . 90 o S.
1900 lois ioss II os 80 II 55 A. NJ i2 Is i:i5
100 l.Z3 i:sO 200 2:25. 2a5 25. 335. 3:55 4:2s
tSS .s5 5:ss ;s,s s;ic; e2s e;5, 7'es ;:So. sss.
SIS io:Oc II 10 A. NJ, 1900 NJ. IL IS. zoo 30 soo
ass APO a:6J e:25 600 $50 7:25. s25. 0:20. 91.
1888 p ~. 1913 mdt
T1ckets aud psror car seat: At FOOT of Liberty ST..
way 1871 s,h Av.. 81 East iih St. 1873 Eas ic5h ST..
ga West le5th ST. ?i Columbus Az. New York
Snur, a. 500 Fulton 81 Brooklyn: Broadway WILL
ansburE The New York Transfer Co will call FOR
check from hotels or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

COTTON While the average OF to-day cotton ma
gavo encouragement to the ir!en1s q te sesston
s.5ershle irrcguiarty was shown tAroushu W W IN
~ .re-.-g call showed gain - "a poihts Vn
,.-5s,. los ne figures after which there was an
~ n,ris IN the more active positions fcIo"hs -
- -a-nsv strong Southern spot markets: tupPo - -
cisirrs ~ .ortrued activity IN the dtnaho from
sbor,s curing the forenoon and cary ai'eihyou, -
80. h,e-s Orders from NeW-Orcans ana othtT sSun
s-- ,r,s went IN nearly all cases TO the ons si'e ot
sccoir, investment buying. lea ~ d re" -. 10
feature ot the forenoon NdIhrt'
urts f-orr Fall River indicating IN active esh,a,u ~
print cotAs with prices tending UPWARD acoeu 20 w ~,
sar, Nrroness There also plenty or Chains ua'
ADVANCED mice Of and oiNer grams "vuio .,H
ssro-. ,he cotton bet devote larger proportion
n. ,ei- area - cereals the expense or cotton
ro- tine the movement here was Strongly up"ar". pu
lr the afternoon The market took declcea 40"
coprss following Indications that the movement OF COZ.
:. ,bs n-incipa, ports would materially oV@sTua esti
rness Ieoeipfs az Orleans FOR TOMORROW WIZ c
frav estimated at 5000 5000 bales AGAINST oto
5@tSe big crop year This TOO much for the mar
ke and selling became quite general eceP.s & at - -,
tn ,o- tomorrow estimated at b5c - go oal.s
tra!ns, ss7 bales week and lS-o bass tas'
thrown over this afternoon and arrested ne ne
rarket was finally steady wth January point nig,"r'
er6 other months points net lower IotAl saIts
Us 9l bales spo, cotton closed quiet and unchahtrl
rnd5lns ands l5-l6c middng gulf. l6c. against
5-lec and lSc year sales, ~ bales an spWhs
Spot cotton. Southern markets was as ioo"s' Nv
Orleans steady 5i.c sales 1900 ba.es: mobile s'ea1H
5r ,aes 500 bales Savannah steady. 3-l6c sales wa
hsis,. Css,,es,on steadv Sic; wilmington firm. JSc
Norfolk y.adv 5iSc sales 5l6 bales baltimore nominal
5.c Aurusts steady 16c sales 1l2 bales st Louis
ke fo- m. veek iust ended 3soS bales Including
800 EXPORT 1915 bales 70 spinneis ana "oo hae
for delivery on contract Tota sales iutuIe contracts i
the week 100 bales against oo uales week
Export ucven.n, from September to date as FOL
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
stations in New-York FOOT ~ Liberty St
and south Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty -.

on and after Nov. lith. 1891
70, Ea.,on Bethlehem. Allentown, Sauch Chunk.
&C., 40. III $40 4 (i2ee 70 I;s'Gp, i.io;
p M sunday. 4So 600 to Easton) 4. NJ. 100 $3.50.
o' For Wiikesbarre Pt-,on and Scranton. sio A. ".
I:io 80 4i5 p. ~, sunaay,. 4'so q NJ o.,o ,o.oo
I, .o 70 ReaaInsI A. NJ. i:i6 80 600 400 Read
~ 40 400 BIAS 10 90 Reading p. NJ 1913 night.
SUNDAYS, 4:3o IN 80 10 Readins) a. NJ. 100 200 oso
oS snbury iAw.burg aud wnlamsport At $50 500.
s;io A. 81. ii0. i:SO 900 p NJ Sunaays +;so A. ~.
eco p. ~ 49,, DAN uoUrr
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. 10.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ashury Park. Ocean
oroUe. and point. south 80 Poi2, Pleasant, ~ s 2
Hoi9 HsnE only, s5 80 0:Ss 6i5 r NJ Sundays u.oP.
40 int.rsksn for Asbury Park and Ocean Groye. 900
MTo.is M Red Bank onlyl a. NJ 400 p NJ
.ao $40 1918 A. NJ ~. $40. 40 q SO Saturdays
oniyS r. N. sundays; lo.s IN .n
80 M las 4:+o p ". sundays iGi5 A. "
For Atlantic city. vneiand. and B'idgeton 40 A. ~.
ror Monmouth Reach. seabrisht and Highlands of
S.r.s,,k 40 $50 II 40 4. NJ i:3o les. 4:i3 S:So
40 p NJ sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 y. NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,o..o, IAN 2s-Four firm receipts 1925 bbls spring
patents s. So spring sraT, "a ana rnisr Trase Clears and
strash,s 81 3S cornmea rm ogIs a s pss bus
81 ss S sT PSF os sc cS5" No 'ss arm
n ss7 bush: fancy clipped. 33gS3',c No and No B.
sa So mdaass sig red dos s7 20 bU-
sss sS5e ladies' i'' Cheese ''"' Northern" ''''''' ~
pss s @ Do .s9r. dp u .Ss. :ga higher @ % ss%y
s: :pFss .ssG iSsR %h:. aS % .ps
month aal F,6r9sTy 81 og o. o. March isi aeI a, S,,s
receipts 70 bush; exports. 10000 stock as4 39s:
sales s9Sa;n o ghea ra y rm saT po s'fSs
month 3ig3lsc. February and March 34134tc steamer
msd % s sf:D ss:. 5$s's' suSsnA sSsa ssS:' ~s Sa
;.s g. sa o4: 4:eSs * s ss Sss Ss.s :s
sS No Fs' wsss So asAsF fseS rec "'i6SI
~ s%gd SI5;s;sP sISsss o. 20 g S.s;s %ss
ern new. Winter wheat-Inquiry good. buyers and
s1 Ss yssr SS 5s s q g. No ys3w "s . e.
low 32'.c; No corn: s2l.aa2'ac; No corn, s2i.c.
%as o. sar': 10 'ToWf wS. No s7 TS mixed ss
S .c". 5qu b s.d Ss but
held bush spot ,d 2day a. 2c Rye IL
be advanced %: per barrel TOMORROW.
CHICAGO. JAM 2s.-The leading futures ranged As fol-
lows
Wheat No. 2: Openins Hlghes loves. CiosnS
January el0 ~ - *io%S "
May ........'..''' vvssHSos SSe7 SsS
Corn No. 2;
January Zt@t .s< go oar.s
july ............ ao'7 3o'sa3l ao'sq3o's 3os,g3o*
Oat. No 2:
ssy Hsy .::::::::: q. 81. e e.. s'''::' z:
Mess pork per Dbl:
January &c ~,
Lard. per 100 10
January .......'..' ~ o,r %
May .........''s'.
July .......'sss-f. wig
Short ribs per 100 n
January ..........' = o- 90 oois
May .............. ~" '"' -" "-s
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29


Britain. France Continent.
Total ,oasv - I2O5i il.S07 66i5
lOhl tfS week 80
Total since September - lN%.''o "'7'oi' i''''
ew-1r,es,s s,,,,eo the larger part NJ the cotton
taken today with baltimore good second. s'e"'"e'
cleared Brunswick for Liverpool with 5.252 bal
The range OF contract prices to-day was as foiiows;
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

-, oo~.s market dull; NJ Rio $500 excna'isei
Rid receipts Is 90 bags; cleared ior .nv ,,ct
S,s,es 900 bags cleared FOR Europe. ''Vo oase' e'
81 900 bsgs .ur
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
lEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot West 23d St. Penn r. R). Cortandt or
ST.
sIndicates time from West 23i - Other nsires snow
time from Cortiandt Desbrossss ~. 49,
1910, $3.50 4. NJ daily SUNDAY 'cio. ~ Nj for
MATCH CHI NIX and intermediate stations ....
1850, S,IS A. NJ. daily Tor wlLN SBARRE sC,tAN-
TON week iays) ELMiRA tsssh days., IIHA'h.
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FAllSs
and the West principal local points dining car ara
81 ,So I2ulO nocn daily except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
-sc. prlces to-day was as follows

.,,~sA nlarkets-saHioS r.,ccL
- sserage santos $500 receipts ll"S nsg Sfr btrf
g. Esmbure coffee market olened :. pls % eso
H-v" pss ~ arm AZ = pig higher saIeS, 90 go
e. a. Usyre flee market opened hrm ana uaady ~
49, - tsber ci ed !. franc net higher 'o'@i s"es V
f,i, 81. 10
Tsrasry !9S Augns %
Mat" . 81 - October .........'''''' ''S o. ~
May .......-....... 3. 70 ND,e.I,us- . :,s 80
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Receipts Of breadstus interior points in thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted. -four bbs grain bush
The evening times., 1898-08-19
$50 Mems $3.50 Suits go at S..
200 Pair Mems $3.50 Pants. 81.


left
the season. t AN
spossbt
The evening times., 1898-08-19
APPLIES FOR A GUARDIAN.
Miss Cora NJ. ErricksOn's Charges
Axainst the Children's Guardians.

The application of Cora N. Erickson
for the appointment Of guardian came
up for consideration this morning before
Justice Bradley In the Orphans Court for
the District, of Columbia. The girl. who Is
now over eighteen years old, was turned
over to the Board of Children's Guardians
by the Police Court on December 5. 1895.
when she was within few days Of six
teen years sold. and has been under its
jurisdiction ever since.
Attorney J.. T. Weed, VINO represented
the petitioner. raised the point that the
Orphans Court has the right. at any time.
on proper application, to appoint guar
dian for an infant, whether or not the
child was in the custody of the Board OF
Guardians Justice Bradley would not
pass upon this question, and at the re-
quest of Mr.. Miller, a member of the
Board of Guardians, the further hearing
in the matter was postponed till next
Tuesday, when it will be finally disposed
of.
The affidavit Of Cora Erickson, which
accompanied her application for the ap-
pointment of a guardian. alleged that
when she was taken into custody by the
Board of Guardians she was sent to the
home of James NJ. Carter, in Virginia,
for the ostensible purpose of being sent
to school, but. instead. was put to do
hard, menial work During her stay there
for nearly two years. she says, she was
only permitted to attend school for one
week. She also claims that the Board of
Guardians received $50 for her services
while she was at Mr.. Carter's home in
Virginia, and that she is entitled to this
amount. When she left Virginia she came
to this city and was put to work at the
Newsboys' Home. where she was to re-
ceive 81 per week for her services: that
she stayed there nine weeks and is en-
titled to 50 for the services rendered.
The girl then goes on TO state that she
was compelled to do work at the News
boys Home unsuited to girl of her age.
one Of her duties being to superintend
the bathing OF about twenty white and
colored newsboys. She also says that she
was not given any shoes to wear and that
when she left the home and went to her
sister, Mrs. Nettie B. Warner, she was
barefooted.
Mr.. Warner was in court and explained
to Justice Bradley that If Cora was given
the opportunity she could make good
living for herself.
The evening times., 1898-08-19
CLOSE OF METHODIST CAMP.
Exercises mt Washington Grove VIII
End TOniRht,

The Methodist Episcopal camp meeting
at Washington Grove will hold their clos
ing meeting tonight. "A patriotic even-
ing has been arranged and there will be
eminent speakers and special musical Sc
lections. under the charge of DIR. Francis
J. Woodman. ..
The morning session of yesterday was
devoted to the deaconesses and home
wtf,kers, Mrs. C. W. Keys presiding.
Rev. Page Milburn made the opening
r-ayer. and Miss Sanders gave Bible
reading Mrs. Woodman sang solo and
Miss SWEET read an interesting paper
upon Alaska. Mr.. w. II. Houghton pre-
sided at the evening service Rev. F. D.
Chadda making the principal address. his
subject being "Bohemians in Baltimore"
The evening times., 1898-08-19
Anx.ou. to Sec the spanish Ship.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 19.-The con-
gressmen from Virginia are using their
influence to induce the Navy Department
to have the Spanish warships Cristobal
Colon and Nara Teresa in Hampton
Roads for ten days. in order that an op-
portunity may be had to see the two
crack ships of the Spanish navy. Con-
gresham Wise, from this district Is
heading the movement. ard he has the
support Of the other members Of the Vir-
einia delegation in Congress. The wreck
ers are under contract to deliver the
ships at the navy yard. but II the vessels
are taken there they cannot be viewed
by the people. It is understood that the
Nayy Department officials approve the
idea and that an order TO hold the ships
will be forthcoming in few days.
The evening times., 1898-08-19
HOT WEATHER AIDS.
Munyon Prevents Fatalities BY Strength
ening the System.

II takes good health to stand hot weather
The system, enfeebled by disease, succumbs to
heat stroke easily. Munyon's Remedies great
tonics These little pellets prevent as well as
cure disease An assortment Of vials should be
found in the gripsach. Of every Summer traveller.
whether going long or short distace. Exceed
ingiy useful will be Munyon's Fever Cure. Head
ache Tablets Blood Cure, Dyspepsia Cure, Gen.
eral Debility Cure, Cathartic, Nerve Cure. Diar
rhoea Cure. and Asthma Cure Munyon is a
blessing at country and seaside resorts when far
away from doctors, spd drug stores. Munyon's
Remedies cost mostly 25 cents vial at all drug
cista Eminent doctors at your service free all
day and evening Closed Sunday during July
and August. GA lsth st. NV.
The evening times., 1898-08-19
A baby Ccrp.c in the Surf.

Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug. 1s.-Some
story of mystery and crime is involved in
the finding yesterday afternoon of the
nude body OF male infant about three
or four months old. The little body was
washed ashore near the steel pier. where
IL was found by Guard Parker. The sup
position is that the infant was thrown.
probably from one of the piers. after hav-
Ing been denuded of all clothing which
might give a clue to its identity. The
coroner has taken the case in hand and
a rigid investigation will be made.