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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
THE COUNT OUT.

Over 400 Taylor Votes Rejected In
One County.
Louisville, KY, November 1.-The
Courier j ournal at midnight figures out
a plurality of I55 for Goebel. This is
based on official reports from SO counties
and unofficial from the remaining 81.
The county commissioners of Nelson, 40
cording to the Courier-Journal havs
thrown out i,1ss votes cast for W. p.
Tay Ior instead of W. s Taylor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested to notify the office OF
the DAILY PRESS. No. % Exchange street.
Portland Me.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
HOTEL.
Ola anse In Business

Twin sen to The right party the furnishings.
all in M steiass condition o. the Jiat1s< Hotel
AabuEn. Ne. and the unexp PRED lease, at
bargain. Fullest examination permitted:
House well located wsrfned by steam and
lighted by electricity Electric ca pass the
door. r. n. BAKER. proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

upon the consent OF the governed-a
government rely ing for Its safety upon 4
large standing army, rather than upon
citizen soldier"
KENTUCKY FIGURES.
Louisville, KY, November i1.-Rspofts
Rave been received by tho Commercial
(Republioan) up to midnight from III Of
the I19 counties giving the official count,
These give Goebel a plurality Of i7.l69
and Taylor plurality Of 1885; Gosbel's
net plurality 3.734. The eight unreport-
ed counties are Rowan, Jefferson, Know
and Harrison In which the csnvassins
boards have adjourned until Monday,
and Johnson. Menefe,, Cumberland and
Letcher, which have not yet sent In their
official counts. These eight counties, ac-
cording to the oilicial figures heretofore
received by the Commercial give Taylor
pluralities OF G. ESQ and Gosbel pluralitie'
of .032; Taylor's net plurality, 1924
Deducting from this Goebel's plurality
Of q, 734 in Ill counties leaves Taylor =
plurality In ths whole state Of 1850
The Democratic unofficial returns from
the eight unreportsd counties show a
net Taylor plurality q 4, 952.
Using these figures wit the CONNER
calls official plurality Of 1874 from III
counties still leaves Taylor plurality
Of f,21S.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

TERMS
DAILY PRESS
BY the gear. 80 In advance or 81 at the end Of
the year.
by the month, so cents
The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates
every morning TO subscribers in all parts OF
Portland. and in westprooK and South Fort
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS Weekly
by the year, 81 IN advance, or si.2b ut the
end of the year. ,,,,.
2b cents
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

THEODOHE m. Prizes.
WILLIAM q. MCCORMICK,
Member N. Y. Stock Exchange.
RALPH M. STUART WOHTLEf.
Member N. n. stock Exchange,
BERNARD j. uARH rsON,
Member n n. stock kxchanHe.
GEORGE CROCK EH, special Fart
Member n ". stock Exchange.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
$4,000
) Per Cent. 20 Year Bonds
-oF rHE-
Akron, Ohio. Water Works Company.


Issued 1899. Maturing 1919.
without option Of earlier redemption.
Issued TO refund like amount OF SIX per
cent bOudS
We placed the original issue of SIX per cent
bonds on these water works at the time the
works were constructed. and have been famii-
lar with the growth Of the prop rty and tho city
from that tins. through several vistations. The
population then, 1850, was I2.ooo; II Is now esti-
mated at 5000.
The source OF supply Is from Summit Lake
and wells on lands lying between the lake and
the eompany's pumping station. The water Is
pumped to an elevated reservoir. whence 1t
falls by gravity TO the city, In addition to which
the company can supply water by direct pres
sure. The distribution system comprises about
fffty-nve miles OF iron and steel pipes. Tbs
financial statement shows q handsome surplus
OF net earnings after payment OF ali operating
expenses, taxes, and Interest charges on all the
bonds.
The mortgage securing these bonds was
drawn, under our supervision, to carefully
guard the interests of all Investors in these
bonds. IL aiso provides for an annual Sinking
Fund for the purpos. Of purchasing and retir-
Ing the bonds Of this issue AT their market
price up TO i05 and accrued interest.
The Akron Water Works Is no. q new enter
prise. but Is n well established. successful
property, in prosperous and growing COM
inuni,y. and : ownrd and controlled by sue
Icessiul business men.
Price and further particulars on application.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
AUCTION SALE :
BY Z. o. BAILEY 4 CO., Aucuoneers.

Assignee's Sale of Jewelry and silver
ware to be Sold at Auction, at our
Rooms, 4G Exchange 81.
We shall sell. commencing on Tuesday, Nov.
18th at 10 q. m. and continuing at 10 a. m. and
D. m. until sold, n stock OF Jewelry and silver
ware consisting In part OF gold illed and silver
watches chains, rings, pins, cuff buttons,
charms cravat pins. silver novelties. also fiat
ware knives, forks. spoons, cake baskets.
era glasses, china cups and Saucers, vases,
ch ma smoking sets, and many other articles
too numerous 20 menticn.
Sale absolute and without reserve. by order
Of assignee.
ON exhibition Monday, the 18th INST.
noyS did
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
Mrs. Abner w. Lowell,
TEACHER OF
:: Execution and Physical Culture. ::
Glasses Ina Gymn asttes,
At Baxter Hall, sea Congress Street

BOYS AND GIRLS.
Saturdays, commencing Nov. IL. at 10 Il. m
Tuition: 10 lessons, s6.O0; 10 lessons. s4ees
LADIES AND MISSES
Wednesdays ct 10 and n =. m, commencing
Nov 10, fridays at and 4 D. M. commencing
Nov II. Tuition: 20 lessons, ST. 10 lessons, ~
Private classes solicited.
Private pupils In el0eution received AZ resi-
dence. Frequent reeitals.
For further Information and application u
ioin classes call or address, II Henry %.
noyleod2w
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

aemeral
Partners
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
rr-poprAy PRODUCE ExcHANGE.

Liverpool. Feb. 10, 3.45 p. m.-Exchange; Closing,
Wneat-N0 2 red Western winter steady. 6s; No red
Northern spring steady IS l0i4d Corn-Spot American
mixed new quiet 3s 7i.d; do old quiet at 3s Issd
futures quiet; February. crop IS 4&sd; March 80
4Sd: May Be- 4hd. Flour-St Louis fancy winter dun
Is Gi Hops J0rdonPacihc Coast firm, "a l5sgt5 5s
Beef-Ex,ra India dull 65s; prime mess dull. COS
MEDIUM Western DUH AIS 90. Hams-short cut. II 70
10 n steady Cd Bacon-Cumberland cut p 10 30 10
steady 26s short rb 20 "a 70. dull 2Is Cd long clear
gniffes light 35 IS n. steady 27s ca long clear
inlGdies heavy % ~ n. steady 27s; short clear
backs 10 IS n steady. 2ss. clear bellies IA 70 10 10
du 3s. shoulders square Il 70 II n. steady 23s Lard
Prime Western steady. 2Ss Cd Cheese-American finest
and o0lorel steady. es. Tallow-Prme city strong
23s cottonseed ou-Lverpool refined firm. l5s Cd Tur
pentins-splrits steady S2s Rosn-common steady. IS
! itd.
East Buffalo. y. Y. Feb l0-Recelp,s OF sale and
through cattle sheep and hogs during the twentyfour
and lambs caTE hoge u shpments-Cattle. 80
cars; sheep ana lambs l6 cars; hogs. Cattle
There oily load of sale cattle and particular
change ~ positions OF the market. Calves
moderate supply fair demand and a quarter higher
Choice qu0table. 81 TJgSs: good choice
sTaST rs. Sheep and Lambs-The market fairly
active with iltal of "a loads sale and prices
ally quite Arm. Lambs choice % extra quotable
81 l5QS5 25: good choice. sass i5 10 fair
s4 75aS5: sheep choice T. extra 81 25QSi so. good
choice sqSi 25 % fair So 1888 IS The oner-
rnsret the on srrss loads and the demand active
Yorkers sold 81 5Gs4 20; medium and heavy 81 lJSi 2
sht Yorkers SiQsi O5 pigs So 9OqSi. roughs So iOg
So o.; stags 81 75G3 IS These cleaned up: and
toward about IS loads received which sold
oboEi EeAcy.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

10 70, eHo: Western p sxaesc. . .TAILow-steacy;
si sc iss ss..5 s?'s:si
y South & g'O ouoss city 4
4Hc; Western. 4S94sc...... .sTEARINE-Firn. Quoted:
RicE"TSe s week si Is drawing 10 close with the rice
market Sse5 form than nee y the sIs SSa IN god
demand, despite the extremely hish prices asked The
due g s'ffs s1 qHane: Sa" iIs medium ssd:
staple to supply he call New from s5s sIS pomes
common to low fair, s94gc fair TO good, 4*93.e
5s.c Japan. 4Rg5i.c Java. 4s05Ac; RangOon in bond
stGAR-Rehned sugar started the day with a firm
r9at and hd the good & feeling OF bs me deve
M & @ PPs "a % se . S PRICE S Sns the
as quoted FOR 5-ib packages The of delivery
received fayoraby by the trade ana brisk business
5oSc n cases 5coc Go@inos SIC; cut loaf and
ds and a6 ana se eoSs ds sa and
cubes 5sc XXXX powdered and mould A. ''.c diamond
a. oe e. eo21eg'9neTs 2o a a. e. AZ 44c Nos sha Isle
nos Is ana TO- 1e; Nos H. f. IT, H. Is and l6 ass
The raw SUGAR market showed plenty .t Of gaasTyng aIs b
ruled quiet all day with prices the Close on the basis
muscovaGo and eIsc FOR 50 test oiasses sugar. The
London market was steady for % cane sugar Win Jays
eu and easier both present and next month selling down
sition as made up by Wiliet & cray shows stocks in
against 1881 tons last week and go ess tons year
decrease 81 M l2s9ig tons under 2s ss m year & @ soek &
and $50 7G6 tons last year Total stocks OF Europe and
America 5i4 $50 tons 2S6es s27 last week
and 2752 6S7 even date Of January last year
eTy ie 99Y & o lroeS % 90 isos Ior anu csso rom Ham
iO-6II Tons teSenDer -. isSs se cAue a ,lV ~, ar
lea from Hamburg and Bremen last week No tons en-
TOBACco-The market steady but quiet FOR seed
1877 Pennsyivsna seed leaf at iiaia 2o cases 1877
Zimmers al LQl6c 100 cases 1897 State Havana at
gn tobacco 5ns S was ac Ss with se Of @ Bales
Havana oa9oc IN bond and 100 bales sumatFa at soc9
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusls
-Four tracks. 'Electro-Pneumatic' signals
Sfafinna In Va 20 ~ L

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. ''Eectro-Pneumauc' Signals.
stations in New York foot Of Liberty St.
Leaving time from South Ferry foct whitehall ST. u
i've minutes earlier that given below tOr Liberty St.
-. Trains leave foot Of Liberty s.. ~ .
~ go 8 \ % 70 " 81 ssS
TSsSa 5S F5';s3 "a ssFsP''n 400 'o
For Heading and HairsSars, at 400 .s;so LAS e:io
aSSS SS i II 20 q Eeaen M sS $50 sSnsaSs S
aisS e ksadinsSS fS l. NJ & 100 isc $3.50 800 P NJ.
aSSHsu IeS.s5s snS a. 3 ssS. s. sunsaS %
. 80 A. A. A' ,:S AZ 1'o Rail AZ RStffao fao~s rs''
ay is P@ P]S ssG SsS dS g F9 dny L s @
:4iS 44S si5 P n sunday, 5iop. lnsTlaksn 9;
&!a%iG Essands:, .sso s;sS l2O 4 soS NJ Us.
''"' '0'''' 0''0 ron LAKEWOOD.
.,:si;so :s;so sG 1918 A NJ i;4' s'S 4i0 p NJ suHdA'~
For Lskshur.t .4so $50 1918 A. NJ. i;'' $40. +'''
For Toms River and BsTnTsat '4'aO' sso A. NJ. i''''
For Atlantic Cit. vineland and Brtdseton' '4;So A. M'
For Monmouth Beach seabright. and H!shlands OF
Navesnk .4:3O $50 II 80 A. NJ. i:45. 4:4o p NJ sun
DAYS 900 a. ". 400 p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
From foot Of Liberty s..
Nv wffS afy; sS Roy Royal ' s
a 800 NJ 2l9 ,5 pd o suR6asf R5s Blue adG Lts DS 90
week S saS;sj: asg T' sS soS g H. NJ & No. '''
@ s9d m RaG ia ag Eel .'9s & q e ''f s e. &
ws. Wa. * asts Sh s Isl 6oum6u: 81 in Az 100 YORK
st. $50 THn TaSsr M c VIII call for and check bassasi
from hotels residences to destination
tFrom South Ferry at 5;25 P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Savannah Feb iO.-Cotton steady; mddng 5sc;
low mddng 5hc receipts. 11s3 bales; exports to The
continent 80 bales coastwise o04O oales; saIes Vv-
bales: stock Go435 bales
Galveston, Feb io-coton firm; middling ooo &c; low
exports 10 Great Britain, 10 100 bales 70 the Continent
2iG bales: sales. l. sol bales; stock. 1880 bales'
81 Louis Feb 10--Coton steady; middling, l3-l6c;
low mddlng 7-lGc: good ordinary, 6lsc net receipts
$50 bales gross 392 bales shipments 24Oo bales STOCK
70 T06 bales.
Memphis Feb. iO-cotton quiet END steady; middiing'
csc: low middlinR. 5kc good ordinary 4isc; net re
ca~t. 9s5 baes taies shipments, l493 bale
sales 600 bales stock 1899 023ls bales is9s l2ooo3
bales. -,
low middling 5isc good ordinary 4sc; net receipts
a5O bales: gross 433 ha'ee exports 70 the continent
ITO bales casstwse. Ass bales; sales. 1000 oales
stock corrected, 455 i5i bales
baltimore Feb. l0-Cotton nominal: mlGdling. 6Sc;
low mlddllng 5l8c: good ordinary. 5l6c; gross re-
ceipts 526; exports Great Britain 1925 bales; to the
Contnent O6l bales: coastwse. 1900 bales stock ~
l.alna
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

cash quotations were as follows: Flour in little better
demand and 'sad S 30 :5 PTns ss Tse1 NJ Son
sec No Yellow corn sSs Nc SatS - 10 Tre
M2 s wS ~ Sstsy 9osSGs lssd SS %9' No ssss
81 10; prime timothy seed 81 42n 5aess pork per s s3
S s. ss9ss So T % roast eo o dy M sseS shoulders s
81 25QS4 37a short clear sides (boxed) 50 gso TO-
whse ds!llers finished goods per gal 81 a. 'Sgaf ss
So so: March Sc i5 the Produce Exchange to-day tn
butter marker hrm creameries l4g2Oe; dalrie t4
snc al Eggs h'n' fresh 1''' '''''' '''''' '''''
red 74ac. Cora steady, No mixed. sac. Oats quiet
& go mf ,sssy Sq Egg, rye & nm ana S higher at lsc
hrln and higher good to prime fat, il9llsc
Milwaukee Feb, lO-wheat quiet; No Northern c iic
Barley quiet; No 6liac
Minneapolis Feb lO.--wheat steady. lower; Feb
ruary 7Oi.c May. 70&c; July. me: on track No /
hard Ike No northern 7oS No M9shs5n "a en- .ssns ss
patents SO 5OaS3 co. first clears 81 eoas2 TO- Bran un-
changed.
PqesDh ER w9sst ca .5ssss %ssssns9 80 %sss
6 FsSrSSry ss%sSs pSS NS ss: SpDsa 9s.
and Saic higher fancy Western creamery 2is fancy
prints 2c Eggs6 6 nrn sPS @ @ DO southern 2ie
Cheese arm Recepts-Foua ZOO e9' ana oae 400 S
wsea wwse9s-whes 200 bush 10000 oats. 1000
.,sairb1 s. 2ssss $S clear 81 1888 10 wheaopon'
weak a9a IowG Nav ''Ss sSs July re-
Csc Corn nrm. steady; 10 cash. 4ne. FeorNSary,
JSy ss 81 Msy 2s' c @ 'sssdg No rS. HG
Bran higher sacked east track osc bid Butter
strong creamery 1sG22c: dairy, l4pi7c Eggs higher
2ic
Toedo Feb iO-wheat lower. weak; No 2 cash. 72sc;
May. 751G Corn dull cay: No mixed Sse ,; Ga Oats
cash bid cloveseed active. higher; prime eaAh DID,
s. rs. 81 ora.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

, All through trains stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Stations follows:
$50 A MRpay except sundays The synrEn aT9S'
Fastest train in the World. Due Buffalo, sfS r. 81, ;
Niagara Falls 5.32 p. NJ. Toronto. 600 p. M; De-
- tro II. 10 Z. ". Limited 10 It's seating capacity.
S.45 A. Mast MAIL. Daily-For Buffalo NissarA
1910 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, except sunday. 70.
Buffalo and all important New YORK state po.nr,s
LOO P. NJ soUTHwESTERN LIMITED and -,Oin- Shn-
natl, indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
$50 p M.-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
- sunday stops 81 important stations q. S.,.
O.3O p. M-LAKB SHORE LIMITED paiy-sfon,ouss ,so,srs
train to Chicago. Via Lake shore Due Cieveiana aa
745 a. NJ. due Chicago 4;3o p. NJ Sleeping ana
800 p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. Daily-For Niagara
G.25 p. M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. DalymFor Troy
Montreal and except saturdays for ottsna IGN ,,o>
7.3O p. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND "o'-
no TREAL EXPREsS Daih so1rruwrsrERN
SPECIAL Daily-For Buffalo Niagara ,. a''N
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis ana 81
9.16 p. M.-PAclFIC EXPRESS Daliy-For S osHens- Us
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago. anu, eN
12.1O night.-MIpNIGFT EXPRESS For eS'vaso SmnSas
every night except sunday nights euiua'
nights. Chicago sleepers leave at DID
D.16 A. NJ and 800 =. M-Daily. except SUNDAY 10
Plttsneld Sundays only at 0.20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintseh Light -., e.,,,o,
Ticket and Wagner Offices al Grand CentreI stsuon'
ll3 26l 4i3 Broadway 81 East 14th St. s42 Brosaway
235 Columbus Ave- CT 125th St. l25th St staton
and f3sth St Station York 33S and I2o fuitoh s''
and 1O5 Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn. - - 49,. vorx
Telephone "279O Thlrty-eghth street for New ioIA 4
Central Baggage checked from hotel OF res
dence by Westcott Express Company -
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork, foot of cham5eTssts
as follows and nve minutes earlier from West %Sc-st;
yIUU A. M.-vestbuled EApI.ss daiy toI b8as.sTton;
Wsyerly. Elmira, Buffalo, SiaatO'o' arrive bunaio
y NJ Parlor car Buffalo. -.
2Mo P M-Vestbued lmited-Fsst mall daily. SOLD
,rsia for Chicago Cleveland 40 A. NJ Chicago
8 P NJ sleepsrs to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
40 P M-Bufraio and Cleveland vestbued Express
dsi" Arrives al Bufralo 7:O5 A. NJ. Bradford 1920 A.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A. ~.
Cleveland IL 80 p. NJ Sleepers TO BuHaio ana SleNea"h
Cafe Library Car. . NJ ,-,.-,-.
Waverly and Chicago sleepers TO Hornelsve. Chicago
sra ryrs TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
" CoMMo MoDATiONS al ILL., 1i3 2el 4Ql and V51 Broad
way i27 Bowery 1855 East l23h-st and 80 " - l29.a.
at Chambrs and West 22t-st. ferries, New fork; 80
$50 Fureonst 9s Broadway Broosyn * aer,.
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels 'nd res-
dsnce1
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations New York loot barclay and Christopher SIS
PlNTSCH LIGHT
500 A. N-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principh
.-, .--o,, pr,-rs
HAMToN OWEGQ, ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
ard OsWf;GO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
Connecting al Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars 70 Emira. Through sleep
INK cars and day coach Chicago. arriving at s;i5 p
A 40 p M.sCRANTON, wILKESBARRE and PLYM-
Ot,TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet PaIor Cars.
1,N p NJ Ciaily)-CHICAGO and BUFFALO VESrt-
'Bt,I,ED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON, BING-
HAMTON EI,AfIRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago Dining Car
$50 r. " Cdaiiy)-BuFFALo EXPRESS, PULLMAN
MfRAi BATH doUST MoRRIs and BUFFALO. Ar
o,so 3C'"ff T. NJ 5dsiiy5oBUFTALo. SCRANTON. BING-
sYRMhT9s MTT9Ms sns 3%s os@Edo EXPREss Pullman nursi
TIcKETs AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDATIoNs At
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Ltd il3 Broadway; "A Park
Place 400 ana ei2 Broadway Tickets at Ferry stations
iii Fourth ave. corner Twelfth St: 81 West One Hun
dred and Tw,ny-nfh St. 2s5 Columbus ave- New YORK:
Time table giving full Information a. all stations
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York February TO- 1899
cOFFEE-News at hand this morning at the Coffee
-vcbaoce was about q standon. Foreign markets were
n slightly easier average and primary receipts sea
so,ablv large but American heavy deliveries together
,h absonce Of selling pressure. caused steady feel
,g AZ the opening with prices unchanged Demand was
~, active Of but SEQ bags September at $50
tsne made on the CALL up II sales increased
70 5000 bags and for the entire session 10 1900 bags
Tbs market closed steady and unchanged Stock at
uare s l. 4O6 900 bags all kinds: Brazilian, 1OlOOcO
Tsese figures show a slight decrease from last week.
me Hamburg market lost partial L pfg for the day.
brazilian markets quotably unchanged Santos was
ouist RIO weak No change made in the Rio rate
Of exchange from the former quotation OF l0-S2d
RrazNan receipts. $4,000 bags wen up 20 the re-
cent average Little interest manifested by traders
m the market holders refusing 10 further re-
Suce prces buyers took only such small lots as
Wee needed repenish stocks and for current require
rnens Quotations nomnally 612c for Rio No Z,
nvoced lots and 7c for jobbng parcels The steamer
Cvan Prince with IS 600 bags, cleared Rio yesterday
ring the afternoon the future market exhibited little
more steadness but trading remained slack with gen
ra features have characterized the market
~ late outside speculative interest almost entirely
absent ,-.. 4. -.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO r r

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 90. 1898.
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
.Daiiy Except Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO c43O a. m. from Liberty street only. 'l2o
PITTsBURG (.4so A. m from Liberty street only).
cfNcrNNATf ST LOUIS 'a@ a. m. '5.55 p. m.
NE" RoYAi al Us TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, t755, '95o (Dnerl:
'll.25 a. m. (Dlner). tl2.55 M, 'l25 lDiner) 2S
(Diner). '5.55 p m. and 'i21o night NORFOLK tl2oo
D. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ofices: l13, 172 261, 434, 1854 Bway 81 T. l4tn-st'
i27 Bowery N Y: $780, Fuon-st., Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
to destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

per 100 ~ eOa65c No l. large bales. 57s 6eoc No DO
boa55e; No DO 4oGt2zc small bales prime per loo TO-
10 DO 4Oc clover mixed per 100 10 4oq5oe: SlSver.
B9fjc. .. .STRAW-A good demand prevails, wnien ~
tfnuated BY tie sudden severity OF the weather We
Iuoie Best long 45c: fair 70 good 3. axe, re
ceipts Of hay and straw. In reported at me
Exchange at to-day were BY tudson hlNer ran haI-
road $40 Erie 800 Pennsyyania 60; Del1ware Lacka-
wanna ana western 10: West Shore 240; Lehgh Valley.
400 Central Of New-Jersey. co. total i,s2O TONS
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
LEHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West 80 81 penn. r. R) Corl ands
or Debrosses ST.
.Indicaes time from West I'D ST Other figures chow
time from cortlandt or Desbrosses ST,
s0,45, 700 A. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter-
~ 80 s:iO A. ". daily FOR wILKEsBARRE
scPsSToN ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BuF-
FAIo NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local points; dinns-car and parlor-ear TO Buffalo.
'IIi5O. 1900 noon daily. except Sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo s.55 +. II. Pullman Vesubule Day
Coaches and ParIor-Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
la carte Connects Buffalo with through sleepers
.i2:5O 100 p II. daily Tor EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK, wILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON. and coal
:;,.5S 4:loP;M daily except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTsToN. SCRANTON and principal inter-
sas @ P' vi RSa5 regions"
.4,5O. o,1o ~: Sunday only. for MAUcH
cHrN6S sna no Me- dy except Sunday for EAsroN
and intermediate stations ..
81 80 0i2O p. M daily. except Sunday. for EAsToN
ana n5incssai !so sssio n daily Tor BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper ysstibuls
EisrSs ss' sP2Ii iRz at s9SdH
rIfnsHS rrHfNK sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO.
ana TORONTO Pullman .ssp sleeper tor sgnsio; Nsne ous
'l:ssisS.'a,s sss4S, $50 ssSs'G &SKEsBSRRE.
ARA FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
hAdstona local trains daily except Sunday. for SOUTH
PIXiNFIELD. BOUND BROOK, and intsrmetIaie points.
Psinneid only $3.50. +2o. 's:2o and $50 r ~
tickets and Pullman secommoda,lons a. il2 26i 2Ia.
So Fulton ST.. Court St. 9s Bway and Brooklyn
AnneHy Transfsr Co. will call for anc check baggage
srcrn hotel or residence through to destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 10. p m.-cotton-spot-Fair De,
rnand prices higher American mddng fair 31sd; good
nddlEg i7-s2d mildlng, Lied low middllns
6-82f good ordinary. 3-32d ordinary. - 32t The
sales OF the day 1900 bales. OF which 700 bales
vcre f1r qneculatf0n and export. and included ll5uO
bales American Receipts $4,000 bales. including % go
hales American. Futures opened qule with poor de-
nand ana closed steady. American middling. ! G..
February is64a3 19-s4d value: February and March
iS-6iG3 l9-std value March and April. 1894 sellers
Aprl and May. l9eias 20 6ld buyers; Nay and June
9G4dT3 21-G4d sellers June and July. 2l-64d sellers
Julv and August 2l-G4a3 22-e+d sellers; August and
september 2l-84d8 2G4d buyers September and Octo,
BUYERS November and December 2l-6iH3 % sd sell
ers: December and January. 2i-6493 2e-6id value