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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AIxays Bought
s' ss:ss the .. &zZzM

Battle For Life.
You need for perfect health. a plenti-
ful and constant supply Of pure new
b!o,d. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker tones the stomach and assists d.
gestion. We sell il. W. f. Pine.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Keystone Flour still leads.
The trees and grass are becoming green.

Incl & Swinehart, grocers, have new
delivery wagon.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13
Vegetation is springing forth.
The heel ily is pesterin. the cattle.

Tree planting is being pushed vigor-
ou.ly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13

The parsonage Of the Catholic church
is being repaired.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13

Hon. T. A. Scates. register Of the land
office, was in Wellington, last week
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13

Harold Rice is now the carrier for the
Kansas City Star.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13

Gus Erickson returned from Hutchin
son and Newton, Monday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-04-13

Vegetation is springing forth.
The heel fly Is Fostering the cattle.
Tree planting is being pushed vigor-
ously.
| The water fountains were opened Tues
day morning.
The parsonage of the Catholic church
is being repaired.
The big pump at the rink is for the
free use Of all bicyclists.
Hon. T. A. Scates. register Of the land
office, was in Wellington, last week.
Henry Mayer. Santa Fe claim agent.
WAS in the city Monday. ON business.
Incl & Swinehart have a new delivery
wagon aud promptly deliver all orders.
| ]. NJ. Baker has built an addition to his
residence, and also put on a fine porch.
For the best the market affords i'm the
liue Of groceries see Incl & Swinehart.
The spring air prevades everywhere.
And gentle spring is here again, Miss
Annie
Everything from complete bicycle to
a spoke at the rink. Best goods and right
prices.
The skating and dance at the rink Sat- |
urday night will possibly be the last of
the season.
One of the best stocks of groceries in |
town is a, Incl & Swinehart's Indiana |
grocery
W. Il. Rhodes has brought the sprink-
ling cart from lis winters recluse, and he |
is again sprinkllng the streets.
Downs Times: Three whoops from a
medicine fakir will draw larger crow d
in some towns than a church bell.
Edwards & Nichols of Spearville, have
s3S top buggy. full bclted. full ironed,
nicely painted and fully guaranteed.
Martin Ready has moved back his resi-
deuce building on Front street. and he
will build an addition to the house.
DIR. Crnmbine. Rev VIM. Westwood, |;
H. A. Rink and W. J. Davies spent a few
days on the Mulberry hunting game.
w. T. Coolidge is occupying the rooms
in the second story of l.. r. Miller's
building, having moved his family there
on Thursday last.
1t is reported that the wheat yield in
Kansas will be not more than fifty per
cent. The damage to the plaut is great
all over the State.
A number Of cattle have died in this
vicinity from an unknown disease. IL is {
to be hoped the disease will not SPREAD
Spearville News.
The revival in the Baptist church will ,
probably close this week. Several i'm
mersiOns have taken place and much in
terest has been manifested in the meet +,
ings.
While some Of our farmers think their
wheat damaged by the hard winter the
majority Of the crops seem to be in fine
healthy condition and doing WE'LL
Spearville News. /,
Harness-Twenty different styles at +
Spearville. Heavy team harness from
Sl4 ur. Double buggy harness from SIS {
mp. Single harness from s. up. Ed.
wards & Nichols can suit you in harness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan. 26-The market FOR cattle today was
active far good strons
prices being the usual scarcity % the better class
heavy heevPs The and poor quality
for such 5d1Oc fancy cattle brought ssass 80;
81 6OGsj a5 medium steers S5dS5 % beef
sockers and feeders SO 35ds4 10 bulls
50 1884 % and heifers 81 30Gs4 Western fed
81 lO9S5 SIS. Texas steers 50 9dS5 25 calves.
So 5ods7
ruled lower choice Sc 75ds3 IS packing lots.
50 50qss n: mixed 81 5Oas3 7s butchers 81 559s3 50
lights 81 45aS3 72s pigs. So 2odS3 IS.
Competition among buyers q sheep was brisk. and
aas4 % ewes So 6ss so yearng s4GS4 go:
Western lambs 81 s5dS4 90 feeders. 81 25qs4 75 Re-
cepts-Cattle. II coo head hogs 10000 head. sheep
Cincinnati Jan 2s-Hors active 50 1888 so: cattle
steady 81 509$5 sheep steady 81 25fi lambs dull sia
IS 25
East Buffalo Jan 2s.-Recsip,s % sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twentyfour hours
ended noon today Cattle Is sheep and
lambs Is hogs ~ shipmeats-Catte 28 cars
sheep and lambs. hogs, II cars cateThe Offer
ings about loads for which there was fair
demand and prices steady. Calves were II nodrae in
proved demand. Choice 70 extra quetate AZ s. 5o
81 rs good choice s7ds7 80 The prospects for
higher prices Sheep and lamhs-The offerings mod
erate-22 loads The general condition Of thu market was
rhe yesterday the basis being &c with A
little higher Lambs. choice tor~t-a 81 SOD
S. choice, 81 1884 IS common 70 good 81 5OF
81 * Sheep 81 25dS4 40; ced o choice
s4GS4 q. The offerings pretty We Hc.etned UP
HogsThe offerings large but sufficient for the
AZ yestefaays figures and decline ot i0c resulted
Workers. auotshe g 75ds2 So medium and mixed
So aOdss 95 good heavy. 80 95ds4. only few at tia
outside pr ,ss The close was about steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

The high grade. domestic and foreign staple wee ~
urgent call to-day full rates but the less choice o,'
small showed n relatively posi-
ton Reports from the South generally iayoran a.
heretofore We quote Domestic common 10 10Y" taLF.
n4tc fair good. iisd5sc prime to choice o. 49,
head 81 67c Patna 5d5i,c. DO In bond 3aB1c Japan
5G54c. Java. 4AGJAc; Rangoon in bond, 2~n3%c
sUGAR-A generally frm uneertone peryaded me mar.
lines al unchanged prices The for activity and
healthy state OF affairs in general was very encouTasng
We quote. Doninos. sLc: cut i0at ana
crushed BIO powdered and coarse powdered 5e sranu
lated and fine graduated Sc coarse grnnuated ana extra
nne granuatei Sic. confectionery GRADUATED. Sic;
cube. slsc xxx powdered and mould 4. hhe. "a
mond Sc confectionery A. itc. Nos |. and j. &c
NJ T. 1866. No ,. i'4c. No g. i4tci No :, 4sc, 30
43lc No Q. 4hc Nos 10. II. ~ IL. IA 10 ana 10 -
The department showed an equally nrm 'front.'
despite rather disappointing TO the English market
Demand prices decidedly better although the
actual transactions not 81 imposing prop ortons
close prices about the basis OF sac Tor 20
centrifuga 3.c - puscovscc and Jb-loc
FOR 50 'lass>s The oncal London cable re
ported quiet market for sugar al that point Win
demand slack Java quoted lie 30 and fair refining
es Cd. quiet, with prices barely ma n
tanned present ~ 81 and month De 81
The attcr hrlng decline ~ ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


New OK. January ~, 1872
B5EyEfRresPt. were 90 cars or 1901 , head incad
direct There no trade TIE feeling rated steady
Dressed beef sod fairly we'll IA ace per or ordinary
higher litc. The Cute took to-day 272 cattle,
equally vsd o.n Son and be-. gr
Morris and the Ana TO Nassau iS cattle and i sheep
cALvEs-Receipts were 100 head, all tor the market;
S s PEI 100 r for common 10 PRIME veal. ana at s.
tor ear Of Southern calves CITY dressed vess nrn a.
saes at lie dressed barnyard and fed calves at 6bG
J H Hume q Bro IS v.a, $40 n average. at s. s7'i
Collins % Southern calves 800 n. a, 81
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts i7i4 cars, or
34s7 head including tor slaugherers ana 1914
Wednesday there 81 sale There some
i'tle inquiry tor sheep steady rrces lambs were IN
although not quotaby lower Twelve cars lmainy ambs
reported unsold A. he Close Fair 10 prime sheep
~ 3. 90 baaS ~ * Tbsr. Wers Few
dollhouse lambs market 70 day and prices were
firm a. SASS head FOR inferior 70 prime quality
U.s. Su, maniT a. sasi.c coun,ry dressed hot
house lambs" nrm at sass 80 per carcass.
Ohio d. Zoe H. ~ s. 37a
J II Hume & Bro 200 Michigan lambs. 20 n. at
Nawton . 2lo Michigan lambs 50 n a. 50 30 1903
OHIO do 81 n az IS TO- Ohio sheep. so -. at s.
81 n NJ s. seiS state sheep los n ar s425
s Judd & Co 30 Buffalo lambs so n. Al 81 -
s ut is ii cars F 7si hsaS iSendng
2o7 FOR the market The FEELING easier reported
quoted al s4as4 Is per 100 n Of the sales
81 Country dressed steady 4G41c for heavy, "a
Se Tor medium. and ta5's foT sht ,o,. ,,c -
age. az 81 20 per 100 n a 21s 70, at So 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations In New foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
VEsTTBULE TRAINs. FJLtNAS BUFFET CARS
500 A M-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
1000 IA M-fcafe car BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINS-
HAMTON. OwEGO, ITHACA, ELMIKA. SfRACS -
- rs n ECO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parl9r Cars
connecting Buffalo with trains Tor Chicago and points
West ...,.,., -
80 for sCRNNTON BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA.
pullman Buffet ParlIr Cars % Eimira. through sleep
i7g cars and day coach 70 Chicago arriving al Alb p
a,Sio 1 P Mf%%scRANroN wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
S'Nf,~rr EXPRESS Pullman BUFF; Patlor Cars.
-oo y n fdailvp--CHICAGO and BUFFALO VEsTl-
' p>'rFp IIMITFD EXPRESS FOR sCRANTON. BING-
HINTON ELMIRA RuEFALo GIHR0CGH BrFF r.,
$50 P v l5sasiiy,-RuFFALo EXPRESS, pullman
MfPs HATH dOr-NT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
lung al buffalo 500 A. NJ 49,
o,so F. NJ Oiauy)--BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BIG
SYRACUSE and osWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman BuHe'
S TiiscSitSrTs AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoD ATOMS At
HENRY GAZE 8 SONS Ltd. lib Broad r. - , PAX
~ roi-h ave .orner Twelfth 81 West one Hun
drei ana TW,u-y-ffth 81 E5 toluaous ave- New ork.
92s and 12G Fulton 81 and JOG broad"ay, BROOKLYN
Time table giving tql ntorna,n7 az all stao 5 49,
o,e ron, hotel residence ~ destination.
4 pvERTIsEMENT- and suhscrp;ioas 90 The r. bune
d door north Of Sis-st until o'clock D advertise
nens received tire following branch oces ar regular
ono rates until o'clock 2 VII 2o4 sth-aVe. 8 O.
cor 23i-s 152 Gth-ave cor. i2th-st MAeys eth-ave
Wss, 42d-st near Gth-avs ~ East lfth-s, 257 West
49d between IN and sth 1879 East 4th-st l3S
a. ave between 10th and 77th SIS LOIS 80 -a'e. near
cfst-st.. los ist-ave.. near s9th-s,. $50 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
IMPORTS To DAY


Nev-York January 20 1899
orr-~ soeoilstlve enthusiasm ran high On the Conse
r,hsnss -,-dav and total transactions q 44Oeo oags
s.es,rt one g fhe largest markets ~ 'ne WINE N
~, .a-retr ne over Ghe appearance ~ NtN 81.
rusI. investment orders led the huH chque 10
49,. -e-.e-. ffr and fhe hes rrures ~ tne daN a
-, 70 ri points was sr1re4 Initial cables lnal'al-a a
Ire movement ~ European markets BON as -
-.s.ve artvit, and the temper = continent oiner
.s-4r 20 strengthen ne confidence or ohes mere
ies marked increase N the Distribution o. supl..es
-. r-..as states ware houses an insign meant foN'it
80 ~tsri-- 10 rs Brazilian ports shafp nroI IN ue
I~srra~ visible supply and buying orders ION a9Ioau
a,r 10 orv ause f1r hesitation was Signs 81 WEAKNESS
=. ~ W ss tha' market reported unC nansea Quoa,Lus
-. r.. -rsa gave .r.s information hli lt-N thcuehl
IT. ee--re marker closed on account NJ hollIal
~.s lss rrasts ~ ne l1ra market were
l. s.se - no eng nferes support fTfa ou'sl"e
-. goo while ir the spcf department atenucn -
-..f .,-,o-a4 70 hsvN taken more definite FORM
80 .,- mo market steady A. net ga ~ mao
-,.x A r-~the- advance was made IN ne no rst- -
s,sssrre fo 7sc n c,e1rances from bratliah poIis
a. $40 oot-.~ was reported The market toI SPOT bIaA
.~ss was M, ve-y ll closed steadief IN tone
htr IN sore time Quotations were shade peter say
- ,Ao hss, II s&GC&c - invoice lots ~ No no
so,,o -sgo-s claimed thar fae market was easily on
az bsss While s.u others stated Eat an aaVance was
not Jus fled by actual sal A 800, 1919, e.. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

Through trains leave New-Yorx. foot cf Chanbersst-
,s fouo,z ana nv. earlier from West 23d-st:
400 A. M.--Yestbued Express daily fog B.nsaamton,
wsVerlv Eimira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo
T. Nj Paror car Buffalo. . 49,.
M.--Vsstit uled l'Tted-F6st mall daily. sofa
,,s, ,or chicago Arrives Cleveland $40 A M Chicago
81 NJ sleepsrs TO chicago. Cleveland and cinSnnAsi
80 p. M.-BuTso and Cleveland vestihued Express
Arrives az Buffalo T:OS A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
Nj jamestown 100 A. n. Youngstown 1927 A, NJ
cleveland P. M. sleepsrs 10 Buffalo and Cieveiane
o;I5 r. M.-DsiIv solid train ,o- Bnghamton. Emin
uSyeriv and Chicago. sieepers Hornelsvtls Chicago
ard Cincinnati D:ning car AL, p,-rJx.n Ac-
CORPORATIONS a. III Us :ol @l ano w. 20. SEQ
81, cha nh.rs and 235 az. ferries New lork. ~
and $50 Fulton-s' ss broadway Broosyn ~. ssnsss
Hchotsn ana Jersey city Station. New-tork lfanstC
Co calls for and checks baggage from notes nc '~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Jan % S4s 2 -Exchanee-whea,-spo,
nrm 10 red Western winter IS Sird. No red North
ern spring 6s I'D corn-spot nrn American mixed
ia 81 iiLd DO new stock futures steady January
"a 1list March Sc Cd May, IS SAD Flour-si Louis
fsncv winter steady. T. %. Hops A. london Paeinc
coasn 9nu 81 iOdaf5 JOS Beef steady. extra Indian
mess 0ss prime 6os Pork steady prime ness me
medium Western as Cd Hams
49,, en-, i ~ is -. steady. 36s Baconcunber-
is-f nt p 10 ~ n nrm rs ca rio 20 TO ?, 70
mlddles light. 81 10 3S 10 nrnl -fs
lore clear mddles heavy ~ 10 10 ~ firm 200 % short
cee- harks 10 Is n firm rs Cd clear bellies IA 10
- - arm sis shoulders-SquAre - 20 Ia 10 firm
a.s al IAri-Prlme Western hrrn, 2ss 81 Cheese dun
Amerlcan naes white and col0Ted 4as. Tatlow-Irine
civ strong 22s Cd Ccttonseed oil-IAverpoo renned
arm is "a Turpen .neSpirits steady. Sls 81 Resin
Common steady. A. Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

Rochester and Buffalo.
@ 90 nrains leave Grand Central station as follows
EMPIRE STATE snfsD Ex sFqass Tqs n IrE1u'
sasiest ain in the " ORD Due Buffalo. 4:S p. " :;
Niagara Falls. 5 80 p. NJ. Toronto 100 p NJ: De-
@ .9ii, ii;lo N Limited to lite seating capacity
S'fo =. Mast MAIL. Daly-Fcr Buffalo. Niagara
1910 4 NJ DAY EXPRESS: exeep, sunday For
, no Bunalo and al Important New York state points
LOO =, " sovTHWEsTBRN LIMITED and CHI
o.oo 7 M-TkoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
. ~ - sunday stops at important stations.
O.OO r. MAKE SHORE LIMITED Daly-2thour
train 70 Chicago. via Lake Shore Due Cleveland
parlor
6.OOP " WESTERN EXPRESS Daiiy-For Niagara
- ~ Falls. Toronto Cleveland Chicago.
60 M-NoRTHERN EMPRESS Daiy--For Troy
40 7. M.-ADlRONDAcR MOUNTAINS AND MON
a. No TREAL EXPRESS Daily.
S''to r.. M-BUFFAIO AND soUTHWE STERN
Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis and 81. Louis.
O.15 p. M-PACTFIC EXpRESs Daily-Fos Ogdens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland Chicago, ard. e1-
e.p saturday t2r Cape Vincent and the Auburn roaH
eyer night except sunday nights. Sunday
HARLEM DIVISION
O15 A. " a q Bass M-Daiiy except sunsay 70
Plttsheld Sundays only at o:2O A. ".
Wagnef Palace Cars an through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket and Wagner Offices AZ Grand Central Station.
235 columbus Ave 81 West I25h ST. i2s,h 81 station
and l3sh So Station New York 33s and 1875 Fulton St.
and 100 Broadway 2 n. BROOKLYN
Telephone "2790 Thlrty-eiehh street" Tor New York
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel resi-
denee by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

NETAIs--More or less irreguarity was noted In to-
ssSnse ma Of IRON, N In Under sSaraoe
increased oherinss Well sustained strength
deuartments copper attracting the larger share of a.
sn ,s s. this 5s'R Meta an EzSaangs 1ad pSn
rants a1 spot quoted a. s. 80 homna CsPPer at ies
T .s. G9 10: 60, sns 3 ,t 90 y 81 %
airy SIS rs bid s24 asked. Lead closed strong and
sga Ts spot g pc tS0T al ne s0' cSse mr
@ VIZ SPOT and FsSTus} 9o Ssse. az repo.d p
sieadyi ,pot az futures. is7 81 TN STEADY SPOT
spanish ana FOR speer fiS 6s and i2' lis Sd
NoIAssEs AND sYRyPsTns better Inc: continue 70
father aus ana We quote SeRoreans centusa
T p1I i Ds 2lds7 new o sSS0k
~ ,,r Es!a s sess az. pfi% HSp'
OCEAN FREGHTsThe market Tor berth frssh,s We "
du and %ess a, ,ns f s5 nIs lem SD Hui
H o s d. on f5aa6 oa Is "a FREIGRrS
sag ,onnage coatinaes in good demand in Of the
Various department. and rates Are hrn owing 70 me
beng little Or irqury for tonnage ana rates IN con
VIII ,g Gesnss ss IN ss h fnr nseed oil vas
unchanged We suo,e petroIsns, eels s. 40 aRa e N
refined S. cpas 9aPR5' rnIsPts 'V crude
Islca 2s1g2ic on summer ye.o0 PC butter grades
2 ~ i,n.1a merriam raw EG42c American boiled
Ia a4c" Calcitts raw 54c lard oil. 48Q4sc.
f55EOVIsTONg-There nrmer market FOR PROVISIONS
., re opening followed hy period ~ reaction when
u.s tenaporarllv BREAKING but when the wheat and
- rsTksts iook another upturn there was prompt
resron,e by provisions the market for which closed nT
=, I'll nhin,s 800 PORK--F1rm Quoted Mess, 50 15G
Sin 81 family SO 50G$ll % short cear go 1ogtl2 %
90 Quoted. Mess s. Sb0fD family so
n.,, nedke SO soqs10 extrs India mess. slSQ$lG.
Sf.FF gHANS-SieadT. quoted slsqsls 50 DREssEp
a. pigs sue. =. CUT MEATs-rckcd ne.;Is, au
e. n bG5I.c picked Shoulders STEADY. quoted =
pictise hams auiet quoted L. Western green. 10 n
4 ! isa4.e. country. 4sgi.c LARDEs'eady quote,
.- ono,.3 south America. $500. Continent. 500
prszu kess SOC compound steady. quoted city &c.
Western 41c. .... sTEh flNE-S'ea"'' S'''7N' '''''
SAC lard ttearine. o13c
RIcE-Tne situation locally IS without radical chanse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
sn1-1HrnN COTTON Markets

Sev-or:ean, Jan 2e Cotton Arm n,iddIing lille
low middling sac, good ordinary, 4Ac Receipts Z ~
bales exports Great Britain 200 - The Continent
go sales 5000 stock 40. l56.
CsaN eston. Jan. 26-Cotfon FIRM. middllng 1870
rnidtiing. 7iGe. good ordinary li6c Receipts
20 Great Britain 495 20 the Cont
nsnf 6s7 cosstwise as sales, 425 stock. 24o 75s
Baltimore Jan 20 Cotton nominal. mddng sac
lou mldillng i3-lGc good ordinary. 3-l6c Groes
receipts. ga bales stock io.4le
Savannah Jan -5.--Cotton nrm. middling. 5+c. low
m idung 5o Receipts. 1850 bales exports to the Con
tinent $50. coastvlse $50 saes. 70 stock IA 13I
Memphis. Jan. 26-Cction drm. mlddling. ll-loc;
low midfInE 8 3 loc gooc ordinary 1916 Net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station ~ r., - io'''"~
ard rs M later from foot az ". AID ~. 49,.
I2,43 p 81 CONTINENTAL LIMITED Days i~
Albany syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara fAIiA
c1eveIaat Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives
Chicago and 81 Louis Dexg afternoon D.n1nx SE
6is5 p. * go m late. foot w ga s. D Chicago s and
Louis Limited Daily for Utica. syracuse, Hoeo-
ester. Buffalo Niagara rails. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Luis
1880 y Al Dali for Uucs. Syracuse. Rochester. Buff
fso. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
Si45 T.. NJ Daily for Aleary Utica. syracuse Roche
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit. cisvs-
land. Chicago and ST Loula
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Bsgeaco
checked from Hotel or Residence BY wesieoit Expresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
arg. BALE. per 100 n s2nassc: 40 small per 100 N.

large bales per 100 n s2h9e5e 40 small per 100 n
Coo No large bales per 100 n sOc do small per 100
m 55G57isc: No large rer 100 n. 5od521e DO small
per loo ~ 4564Ii4c. No per 100 n 3b1
47iic. uneadable hay. per 100 ~ 3Ol35c salt hay
100 n 35a45c mixed. 100 No. 45f4Tsc clover
per 100 ~ 400 45c ..... sTRAW-At the chief supply
points late prices 10 rule We quote. No l. 45c
per 100 N good quality 40c common and wRsty lots
S013c The receipts Of and straw In tons reported
AT the Produce Exchange noon today were; by Hud-
River Railroad Erie. $50, Pennsylvania, So
West Shore 10 Lehigh Valley. l5O Central 81 NewJer
sey. 60 total 1000 receipts OF straw 20 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
LIvERpO0r. COTTON MARINE.

Liverpool Jan 90 2. n.-Cottou--Spot fair demand
prices lied higher American middlins. far q 32d
g0od niddllng Bid midIiinE 5-lsd low nlGdling 3sd
i6d. ordinary 9s.d The sales q
dav were 10000 bales which 900 FOR specua-
and Included 900 American. Receipts
20 bales including p 500 American Futures opened
dr with good demand and closed barely steady Ameri
err Kidding m Go January 3 le-s4qS II s4d buyers
yanuary and February lsG4G3 l76ii bus Febrlsry
ana March &c "a 3 i7-G4d buyers March and April
iTe4d buyers April and Nav. iSf4l sellers May and
June l964d Selers June and July. 10 eia3 2o-s4d
gls; and ssp'emhs- 2o6iG3 2l-6fd buyers September
and October 20G4d2 q -64d buyers October and No
20 e4G8 81 So buyers November and December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

CCTT0N-TaeTs was no siEn Of subsding Interest m
ana far-reschne hood n outside investment
NhT ~ no start opening sales showing an adyance
o. points the close II last night. The bulge
followed hy an almost equally heavy break under
avalanche ~ realizing sales and quick turn of
leading hears While showing or less feverishness
in 's,t during ~ esrv afternoon Tho opening FURRY
va, a-y aae 70 ,ey strong English cables ana bqlsh
The more rahd bulls we're hardly prepared for an ad-
.sss y ' Sd,@n at as L HsiJs,e 1a 9s
oNoisl csfiss That shorts were scared for time f.
Iuirg mildly. but with later sdvces Of less bush
tyr lo-s bears rerainsd some q their old time com
Won Commission houses received large telephone orders
While the eeEra1he wires were kept hot with business
W h,4 LITTLE -aaenc4 with the stronger holders 81 cot
Ton many n whom believed me for the gen
vssss- hodinss from ne sss,on In hammerns
e markets he besrs only succeeded N creating add
rtna. extensive short lines without accomplishing the
ion as 10 me remarkabIs rise IN Lverpoo hu, the one
gwen me greatest credence that shorts abroad had
rcome haf'r frightened by the tremendous wave Of
s.cqae enthusiasm in progress IN this country fear
el was not immune from equally sensational possibilities
erection. Liverpool both bought ana sold all through
ne purchase NJ me near months The South good
ey' around The opening. but later in the dsy
.lt letter cling was less marked in the New Orleans
S 49, which after opening points higher; nue
.g.s'oss rather sluggish though generally favorable
Ns-s,o, - ns ssIs crop news was practically re-
tsf as Ss5e sie 20 he making ind Tsren progress 80
s1.a f9r fertilizers continued light. picking max
, s,ue heaoway while the movement rarketward and
"s country came N, that cotton goods were
rsV rna,s ov2s 70 Light stocks the higher price u
siz',r a afternoon prices slowly gave way under re
me-. o. Liverpool srbtrage business The cotton
ad,ssc. T Ntady al point lower 70 points net
irrr,r - more cautious operators were seen 70 be
se TO - NJ NJ accounts for reaction fearing the mar
vas =. ' 5 q coaae, price. in the local today