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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

HOT-ON-The ma -Net cotton futures showed
hesitation nofh sde~ II the account to-day
Ing cables hardly m@f expectations. spot quotations
Literioo. scarcely supported while the future
uark' there fralt P pont over Ian the previous
Ia re bsfarfir feature d he cable news
fne r1u'.nl~f oil spirn-rs days asgre
e - - incer this influence the opening
here stared ~ 81 decline ~ point TWO. but
Ore fes f-rler le call crossed. with 'Ne
En- s.FU advance - points an ne remote pos
TONS ~a~e len''y me market worked ~ within mario"
fl-fua showed hack 4 outside interest Wal
Street uu'irs whlr- tine pas mas been sup
Ior' factor nv fea'rre ~ to-day lnlme1
s'ay ~. Virg 'ae opening cau tAc market tagge- ana
- ore 'ne sh0wet 1es NJ points as compare. VIE
yesf-r.af re--es reports - less favorable ccnf'nH
10 -Safs . improved weather conditions
r me - aal receipts meeting expectations con-
~ g'ir- ft@ feeling Late shorts became M
- seadlec the market lttle on hEyins
blowing i1c.ca Ions - light receipts. and continued
Cheering accounts f-or cotton goods markets ana Ne"
Lnga1c spinning districts some u the buying To-Day
He traced i Wal Street parties. bur some of me more
0lrftent shorts upon the theory that Wall street
~-s ge'-1g ready sell out me
holdings This Indications Of suositlng
interest," the part % exporters in competition N
American sDnners Tor spot cotton In the southern markets
ga'e easier gnderone 70 the general situation lhe
market closed steady points 70 points net loss
4e range u contract prices IN ne loca market today
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
WEST SHORE r. r.

T-,o. l..v. FraAlr 81 station. y. =. q r0''0"S
ard - n, iater from foot OF ". 4-d 81: , a..
1I.as y NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED paliys 70
I,bany syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo NaSAA 49,
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis, A rsr
fsrca.o and 81 Louis Afternoon Dlnins SA'
a,S5 p 81 t3o n later foot W. 42d > D. th.ease $40
- Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syracuse hoen-
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto c~'~S
Cleveland Chicago aud 81. Luis. -.
TAO p NJ Dali f5r Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buf-
falo. Niagara Fails ana T0roato
6,45 r. NJ Daily. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochse-
ter Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit Csvs-
land Chicago and St Louis
checked from Hotel or Residence BY Westcos, Expree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

Cash quotausns we're foiews Flour firm q. ,S...
srrrg wheat. uGisrjI 'er 40 sprns 49, % -
30 -. - oats 25.a-,c. % " Ssr,ey 9iss
Soc 10 aa1sted 81 i2's Nor,hwes'sr s. ie,s prime
seed 81 40 mess pqr~' per vol' &c g.
s. 75GS5. lrl -saltei shoulders hoxed' 49,
c.ear saes boxed s. o5gS5 10 whis@ey tislsrs ~.
o. ne Produce Exchange today the butter market was
arm. crean.eres lia20-1c. dares. l-glsc Eggs nFh
rresh 1920. Cheese steady creamer.es sssllc'
c,nc,nnat Jan Flour hrmer wheat No . red
7oisc corn active: NJ mixed. 37l-c oats glet No
nigel 29i4c RYE firm " Doc -, -trai$. . ~
Huk meats Arm. 81 10. Bacon hrner s. 80 Wnissey
stssdv g. q Butter easy sugar steady Eggs hrn -
cbees. Arm higher. good to prime Ohio fiat lO'sGllc
Milwaukee jar 4--whsat nrmer: 10 l. soc - =
Northern &c. Rive firm. No !. Ale. Barley hfm no =
soc. sample. fo1-G5or
Minneapolis Jan 4-whea, strong and higher Jan
us-v - 4 May os.g6s7sc July. 69~c On racS NJ
/ hard 8sAc No l Northern 6sN ~ northern
81 soqss 90 nrst clears 81 cogs2 ~ Bran in bulk SEQ
81 81.
Philadelphia. Jan wheat was nm and &c higher
corirSct grade January. 75LG75i.c Corn firm and rs
new 4Ia4liac Oats were hrm No white c.ppeo S1-.c
y d. s3irgs4c No mixed clipped. 33g33se Butter
S. sul and la2c lower fresh nearby 2sc 10 Western
o. do and Southern, 2oe Cheese firm ie
hnet sugars unchanged
:, Louis Jan -Four unchanged Wheat options
unchansed 10 30 higher spot steader Nc red cash
lie January 72c. May. Ta.q75 n bid July o'c No =
hard 0sgdsc Com options steady 10 fracionaiy higher
"a /. ass.e asked Classification better for May spot
bIxser. No 2 cash 2s1c asked track. zc Jannari
- sst,.r arm. creamery. isa22A-o dairy itG ec
Eggs firm. &c
roedo Jan. 4-whest higher. nrm; No cash. % nc
b,t NAV T3.c. Corn dull arm No miIed. so,c'
49, No ? mixed SAFE Cioverseed active higher.
-. ash s. e: March. 81 80 OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Cosi used exclusively.
-Four tracks 'f-'erfrp- pr eur1a'ic' signals
Stations iu Nv work f0of ~ Liberty ST.
~ south = Wrf'ena.l Il

Anthracite cosi used exclusively.
-Four tracks "E's-'rp- reurnatc signals
Stations Nv work f0of ~ Lihs-ty ST.
ard South Fs-ry Wtt'eha.l q
leaving ure from south Ferry O10t whitehall s,l
Ave minutes earlier than that gifen below for Liberty 81.
except when noted.
For Pastor Pe-hienar, Allentown Mauch chunk Ae.
s.Oo 7.l5 $40 4 II ~ tc Eas'orl. 30 go -
East9n). f5.g5 = 80 10 Elst-rl p y sundays. ~"
& GO 70 Easton' A. " 100 o -. 90" r u -. "a.
For wlkeshsrfe. T.ttstrn ard Scranton. 'i;". VI"
A 81. 30 P n sgnesys. - 80 :. /. y go rs OF,
1000 II 30 20 Reaiingl A n 30 80 90 20 =. "a
900 reaiirgl p VI. 1913 night ssnisys I'D
@ 20 20 Readng) ". 100 ! go ~, op T. ~
For sunburv r~wisturr and. wllarsror' a. 's;@
. 80 A. NJ 100 100. coo p 81. i2i5 night
ALL RAIL route:
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
For Ri Bank Long Branch. AshurY F.rsso
Grove and points south - Point Pleasan, -" g, %
only q Sea Grit 20 r0.iT oriy 10 Red Banjo II 20
A " ~ Only BED par) q % only 70 Hsf san ~.
'4l5 6i5 Sundays Cs'op. a. lniera.en ~
Asbury Park and oeear Crovej. 90 rio5 only 70 RED
Bank) A NJ. 400 r. " a, "a
For Atlantic Hghanfs $50 $50 ii.'o a " u.s.
400 70 IS els p ". Sunday. . % A NJ 40 2 ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 $50 1918 A. ~. i.s5 q 20. 40 P NJ sunday.
For lake5urst .,so $50 1913 a N. las. 40 40
p VI Suntavs 'I0.l5 4. " =, -.
F,- rms River ard Rlrrera; 1870. 30 A. NJ. iss.
4.40 p ". sundays. .iO.i5 A. II. al. . 4.
For Atlantic Ci;y Vineland and brliset0n +'' - No
i:45 p. " ,.. 49,. r.,o,,,,.. =.
vavss,rk - % 6 40 II 20 A. " 45. $40 p. Il sun
dav 4 NJ 100 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
"R, ACK DIA1OND EXPRESS"

arrive. py~,io a55 r Pullman vesfhuie Day coaeh.s
- p,rio~ cars Dinlng-Car sf-vi-e Meas Ia carte
r,eot A. Buffalo VIII throug. seeoers 20 Detroit ard
.i.,5O 100 ? y caliy for EAsToN, MArcH
,-r4i-Sc{ TILKEsBARPE SCRANTON and coal
so t.ro p sarv .r~ept sunday. ''r WILKES
- 49, rf--s-0 SCRANTON and principal inter
s.s.,~-s car pr a. points N coal regions
,..--.- r-~a- pl-l1r CO.. f1r NibkE-B AfRt.. .-
F-,-o -.t- = sunday ol.y tor MACCH CHUNK
ans 20 P n daily excep, sunday. sor EAsroS
sr..,, gro NJ daily except Sunday for EAsroS
- - - '.~-f Intermediate stations. 49,.
arr 100 = faIv or BVFTAIO NIAGARA
In -.rfs Wet. Plnar sleeper vestcu.s
~ 80 rac0 Sieerers % E-Nflo and Toronto
= IN, IN, ~ ~s,v York 10 Fast0n
. ~ 10. 500 " aafy stnnn,re on,y a. sorTn
- ttt-f-rr-r.D TAe-CN fHTrrFENN. NALrH
FllyyAA,,N,.- tvRr GENEVA RoCHESrrR. BUFFALO
-. -oRoNTO pullman sieere- fo- RnTa.o Nons bur
ani .-,'ea- ~ seo-re-- ~a-~eH y h1ggaze carrief
.'-.rVFvA ROCHESTER. rtFFAfo NIAGARA
E,Trs ana all points West. Pullman sleeper 70 CHI
csg0. $500. ia. s,,,~ .veo,. zY,sav ,or eor'Tv
-, $50 y rOr->n brook 90 -'e-ne'a'e POINTS
PIN ,,..,,-. 80 % 1880 30 2:30 80 SOUTH
Ys.,f-el'i ,-f,l -. -. - % ami 80 = NJ 49,.
49, e.t ,-s 9ea r-,aewav - 2 iit 81 i5s ? iS,h
- 90 p,re~ y y sen Fal'0n =. Court 81. %
- ,~, r-oof'rn Annex p-ooklvn.
81 r-,,~ss- CO wiz % ara heck baggage from
.o.s, ~ residence through 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

Al .ai'lnry statement ~ Wei Brother. Of Opeika.
ootto- reserarh win Particular Interest BY the
seasor - 20 ~ reViewins The FIRST four months
- -. I>"> Se this firm writes a. follows. We ind
inr IN great many respects rom the proceed
larss n eisat seasons The quality
- IN ne eessons Of 1889 In
mlsslasohs Ike the present Grades ran from low
frgs. s'ct kp7a mdfNnz white. per cent
proc.ss - sho stains However. the improved ginning
Rranss ~ we south causes he present medium and
sfar.. - snow more cleanliness than they aid in two
70 ts seasons The staple this season Is far superior
ue.1r ~ etner ~ the mentioned Weather for
fr,, ton compares Win the u 1888 81 The
the Weld -. nae aarlnS this season affected
cotton " ~ % quality. but nsed and stained
been we ne.ds al the time q, the frost There
rr., many cr stains caused ralnsforms during
weeks =. on Vetoo~r In all have only had four
Yield ~, ,nsonaDis weather this season The heavy
durfnr cotton e entirely attributed rains had
tsut ne latter part Of August and the nrst part Of Sep
~s save unusual vlxor to the late plant Ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

~ h " OnN " AV usN -
AL through trains stop Albany. Utica Syracuse
fOchesier and Buffalo
=. Trains .eaye Grand Central station foiovs'
500 4 M-Daily ~ opt sundays The tatnoss
EMPIRB STATE EXPREss LIMITED
Easiest Train in the World. Due Buffalo. -. r. 5'
Niagara Fails ,32 p ": Toronto. 90 r. ~. De-
D., 80 II 10 Limited 20 its seating capaoiS, ~,
1870 A. VI. DAY EMPRESS. except sunday fa'
-, Buffalo and all important New York state pom
90 p. M.-SOUTIfW PSI FRS LIMITED and Cftl-
CAGo SPECIAL. Daly-Fo- Columbus Cinein-
9, nsti intanapoiis ST Louis ana Crcago, .,,
o.oO 2 M-TFOT AND ALNANf rFF'lAL e~-'p'
on srnfav. 81 ps az important stations &c. =, ,o,,-
O.UO p Make SHORE LIMITED. 1aiy -~,-'.,,.-s
rain 20 Chicago. via Lake shore. DYE 80
10 A ". due Chicago 400 p ~ s'ee'"s 49,
600 r. M-wESrERN EXPRESS pnuy-FOr Niagara
- ~ EaiIs. Toronto Cleveland Ihicago. 49, r. TO-
Montreal and. except Saturdays. .or Ottawa;
$50 M-ADTRONDA CK MOUNTAINS AND Ao"-
$50 M-BUFFAIO AND sOt.THWF.St M. I'll.
- SPECIAL Dai.y-For Buffalo Niagara His
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 L01ls tens,
burg Niagara Fails Cleveland Chicago: ard es-
cspt SATURDAY for Cape vincent and the huou ~
ITO nishL-MIDNIGHT EXPRESS For Nsnntay
,,..., every nigh, sxce p su.d o.,, nights
oi15 " and a:55 p M-Daiiy ercep, Sunday. TO
Pittsse,r sunday only a. o::" : NJ
Trains Illuminated with pintsch Light. ..,
Ticket and Wagner o~ces nj Grand Cer,-rl ss'lon.
il3 :ei 41s Broadway 81 East i4th ST. st2 satSn
17sh st Station 33s and 20 Fulton 49,
and i06 Broadway. H.. Brooklyn. - g. 80. yo-s
Telephone '27eo Tartyeigh'h street ros go W r-s,-
dence bv Wes,cott Express Company. -- ,~.-.
GEORGE +. DANIELS General Passenger AEs1''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
RAILROADS.
.ENNS YLVANIA


r.
as. DtohkOssEs aai cohIi.ANDI s.t'See aar,ands
Streets minute, Than that given esi'" S
$50 a. " tNsr TAiI.-Pulnah Bure, Pshor ca
New YorA 70 rittsbgrg. sleeping Car fitsonrs V ~'
s. 4. y. ' T%sT y PSi-s and ciev-land
o.5o A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED d,.srrs
ton Carr r. ch.esro ci~selsnd Toisio- Cincinnati
Loo y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExP cSlessn
FOR nashville VIA Cincinnati. Inaiana2oNs N"Ss"
80 - ". WESTERN ExPaEss-For Chicago F@
..io p. VI soi.rfIv.1s-rpv rxP9Ess-For Pitt
20 cisyeiant c.cn'.n resnngo-' p.5grg .nl
SD s c' W,gt ~ cley,srS Rur.s
s rsrnE Car New York q Altoona "a, Losr'y coaesss
WASHINGTON TO, An AND THE sorTH.
80 ~ 30 80 dining car. 10 80 'Ds iii psr,o,
and Dining Ming ca. y ,5as csr 80 Gp,nns cso
Car, m = % HSsS sa-y Ina All Psror .aa
Inns m - i az 49, =, Dining Car" 80 'D'''""
s6UTHERN RxiLvAy-E.5re-s = 70 .. m. 1905 night
ATLANTic COAST LrNE.-E-ore.,. 20 A. n and SO
cr5aFFsAoEFA S, c,lo IN %dnF e fK.'yl
ExT T,:a.sy 'Ha . 20 ,:y DAY. c..ero....
ana c,rtla~f. s.re... 10 NJ Thr-1zh ves;iouie>
Train. Ruret Parior car. Passenger Coach and CO.."
GA ls a1ss i.s3 s c' a,2.n spp..v os.,
street s,ati,-l $50 a. ~ - 20 % ard $50 m
Cortland S'reefs 10 m g 80 so. and $40 p n
Sundays. o a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oio. 80 $50 70. s5o. s-o $50 psnns Lmi;.e, sS
.Dinng car. 1850 tDnts carr. liao a m, 20. 80.
$50 go 40 20 n nIrg carr $50 tDirins an
FgO DINING carr. o. $50 b n. - % nghf Sundays.
Gi0 s - $50 . - 20 II. ri'sdl . 70 1910 Dining
Can a m ~ gDnfrg car. , 80 20 Dinine carr.
$50 DINING Car. so Dining car. 10. $50 D. M
ri,ket oaces Nos 4cl. as. llas 80 III. :ns .si
p-n4drav. I Aston HOUSE. West Twerfy-thrf Srest
station ana sa.l.rs feshr~sses and -orfia1ft
erse-s Csur. sen Fiction street. % Broedwsy
~ prr-egIvqrfa station brooklyn, station.
re-sev Ci', The York Transfer company VIII cai
~ afd check haasage hotels and residences
through ODD 'e4fina'
TELEPHONE n.y. ri~hfae. N Street f0r Tenns,lvaniA
'rsr-rctuxeoS r r. WOOD
General Manager General P'Ss'r Ags-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
StcdmooI,B

TGSTNNANn NE|ENGlAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FAIL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River
I've pier H. y r. It. Warren 81. week days only. -"
= N sfrs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. Orchestra on eaen.
s'rONINiTON LINE. via Stonngton Leave Pler 81,
y R foot ~ Spring 81. week lays only a. oVO 4 IL
steamers Maine and New Hampshire ~ ~
NORTICH LINE via New London. Leave Per 81
r o, Spring t.. DAYS only. az o'SV IL
steamers civ u Lowell and city Of Worcester
NEW HAVEN LINE, Pier %. K. R.-STR.
RICHARD PECK daily except Sunday at P NJ
A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Iriouns
"A received their Uptown oflcr; No i2i2 sroa1"sy'
81 soor north Of o. clock ADVERTISE
r1en. received al the following branch Offices at regular
crce rates until o'clock ?. m, viz ~ shave ..
cor o3f st. lJ2 6h-ave l2th-At Mays. otn-aVe
and I4h-st. i42 Coumbus-aye near West o6'n - 100
West ,ot-s- near 6th-ave % East i4th-s 2SI We-I
.ois betveer eth sth 59 East Loss
2I-ave 1871 and I7th SITS. ~ *i-aVe near
sts--~ -0s ist-ave. s9h-st.: 500 80 ave meas
4st-s 500 2i0 Rleecker At. I'D 81
oOs 3favs go Fas; 79fh-st 1927 2davs 662 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

.io..ps a. Nev-Jriesrs t0-norrow ofcislly es
$500 70 ne = 90 20 600 10 $50 bales
r.c.. ss' Week and 1915 bale. last year To morrow
evat- az .lston we're estimated 600 20 900 baes.
s's, ~ +co na.cs last week and s8s bales last year
49, p,s az ne ports sn1 interior points today com
''" Hltn me Cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA s T ANO
From foot o. Liberty St
Week DAYS - ~ SEQ 10 m. li.m pinins CT =.
Car 800 p N ,2i5 mdt sundays .i:3o 1000, dl:se
npr,rr car, A N 1870 900 R0yai Blue Limited % 90
Dinirc Car 600 P N, i?.i5 udt A;dtonsl train. ,or
Philade.ph week DAYS. 7.45 300 A. VI. o. 80" 40.
7,aa % m 2 NJ sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 P NJ
Tickets and paror car se,:s a. f'9' q Ls ss 81
wav ~ eh Az. b r lar 81 1913 East l2sth ST. 20
We. i9,,h s. aTf Columbus Az. New York. Court
:, se6 fulton St Bro1kigr es Broadway. Williamsburg
~ = transfer CO viii cal Tor aat check baggage
iron, hotels n residences 20 destination
.F--or1 liberty 81 Only
+rr,r South Ferry az SIS T. x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
LEElGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations OF West go - fenn = RI CoFtaadt or
.lrdicates time from West 30 =, oiher ngures snow
.,,,s r--r, Corf,andt OF Desbrcssss ST.
Gas. 200 a NJ daily Tor Easton and intermediate
s..5O s:l5 4 t,,ly tor vitTrSnA,'RT s1E *
- - ~ rArr- md the West. ana principal local
,o,r.s. dating err and par'or car - But TO-
20 1 :. 90 noon eaLv. eve ~ sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
NAVAL STORES.

slightly r,actiora-y tendency was evident IN navsl
u-Tres ;,-,iay demand being only moderate and news
ofeng e. rl-.hcr feature y note Ar ne close the
s-~s ,--re~tire department dull. rcsin quiet hut
,t-,- sreof, and shade easier Quotations follow
REGULARS. q = oil hhls s. =
=pfPrTs TT R7F,N TINE, -frigG46-
ro-IN common to god strained s. -; 2 s. ~
& p, T.; 81 55QsI 90. II 81 -. T. 81 70. x. 81 - NJ
q - \ g 10. g. s. 40 y " 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

BALTIMORE & OHIO. +; r.
-. II FEET Nyt EAIbEh ~ .,e'-
rssys xes-TorK Whitehall Terminal south Fes'' -
Foot 81 10 - tEIcept Sunday. ;sun;ays 49,
-rrrr ,c0 -. 20 ia. from Liberty sifees ot3y) -
=, n ana 80 IS night $500. ,..., or,v.
PIrTsBURG, ,'is 20. a m from A-D'''
'SsS .-IE,,IT n ST IcCIs .s55 a 'SN D. u
NJ" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS: ,s,.
wAsHINGIo%. BALTIMORE - :. 10 sSss.ni "..sJ
- is,,t..s,' Exclusive Pullman IrA.nl 80
spinsr1 .555 = N. ard ~ ~ n4shI NOHfO-~' '@~~
D. n. .,-..., .t,n Ptntsch Light
: y u''n, 10 cGf 43s 1894 Bdway. 81 f. isth-N.
a, 49, \ Y 800 "a Faltnn-st hrooh W n.ss-
ssn terminal. Baggage checked from no's " 's'9'
70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

ro,5,n J1n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 52s AID
~asree.-r. jan 4Turpentine Arm at 4-'1r Ho>n
firm o.. hanged ., .t.. H.. %.
savannah Jan Spirits urpentins qqie. t4o. re-
..,,s 80 bbIs Rosin firm sales. 2lr4 bnis receipts
S'p. - n r r. F. r. 81: e. s. -. II. 81 30.
81 40 X 81 81 NJ 81 s.. y 81 rs. " G o. % " W
Wilmington Jan. 4sgts tarIen,i1e CO., hrn 4Ss 30 400
-...-. fSs tts Posir Ar-n 9T-cGf OIL receipts SVV
etis C,aa tu~pen ne h-m. 81 80 81 30 and 81 g. re-
ee,n-s 80 bb.s fra. 81 TO- receipts. ~ Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
Gin 6otels.

Gin 6otels
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,
BOULEVARD. CORNER WEST list ST
AMERICAN PLAN.
Strictly family hotel choice suites. furnished or IN
,rrshea 10 rent by the Cuisine and s+
,~r = the highest order All water used IN thls h"I--,
eltA-ed Rates reasonable Location convenient 70 az
parts OF the city
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ,or me Ir;2-ne
4 received a. their Uptown Ofice No Ia BrQaaW'Y
Loo r5-+h ~ 81 until oc'ock ? advertise
ner. received az following branch Offices az regular
,aire rates until o'clock p. VIZ. % -
.,- %! i52 eth-a'e. cor l2th-s' Mac - oh a.
CcIlmbus-avs.. near West 'bth--t iNo
W. 4os near fth ave- E7St i+th-st. 21I N-st
.oe a. between 7th and sth l5s East 47,h-s LIS
ss-ave between 7Gtn and 75th SIS lo25 81 ave rear
Glst-st. los isf ave near so e. 90 BOZ 81
g% "a av. 24O East 79th-st OF 3tave. ds2 3 ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ps.,, p, Ar-ou- ouie,. receipts 3 30 bols HTrnr
r,,o-ts SASS g. winter d. 50 - lS 5o e.ears am
s.-,.A-4 e 501S4 . Corumeai firm. a-4rt per N q
1850 ~ ~ MI corn firm. receipts $3.50 hls''
steamer yellow '4sc. No i6c oa,s s'eaiy, 'a an,
srr,r s4 -. winter So -. niidt.rgs So -n> -
-eJ tx four 81 30 Butter firm Nortnern
western 2la2i'sc. imitation. l9glD @l.rs 4't'"~
'rsess arm. Northern. iOi.gllc. Western, 1913,
chicago Jan THE lead fu-ures ranged as f'i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

Fore ~ -1rA@ markets. Santos ohee MARE 90 pg
errs good average santos 'S"h' rec - ~ -
- 900 Osn Ia &c Hamburg Office WaFNei opened W
~hsnred. al 2.3o n. ne unchanged - pig Sns AN
,-as4v enS unchans--. g.. r' Unchanged az 8 ? NJ
o and near months hanged. distant franc he"r
"a ne unchanged : frnnc net lower 'ota Sa'es
1 aaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

Receipts breadsuf. AZ interior points in thousands
last hree ciphers omitted -four obls grain oush
as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

LOT car breaking and found him wearing \
pdlr OF my own cuff buttons, which | had
missed Tor long time and didn't know
" MAJ mao become OF them Under pressure
ne confessed that hechad stolen them from
a room IN such-and-such a house nan,tna
the motel where l lived. He said he had
opened the door with false KEY. broken
mo trunk and was just rifiing II when
ne heard somebody coming and darted out
barely lodging a young man In the ran
Pulleu OUT the copper skeleton kew which
l sun mad on my ring, and he identifad n
IhiIleuiaJeiy as the one he had used You
may wei De1eVe L was considerably as,f
tated. and l went to work immediatsl,, o.
locate the exporter. After a good deal of
dlfhculty l finally found him in Memnbis
SltrKlhg In a grocery store: l got the tin
oy me way, from letter he had written 70
friend. Well | cornered him and in ~ ~
on an explanation, and he told me a story T
VIII never forget as long as live He said
ne was coming down the hall that night.
III, Ttiei ne sa" man run out of my room
Inc Fellow got away before he could grab
MIN, and. naturally enough, he went in To
see what was up He noticed the tr,Inl,
open. and had just stopped down to sec
wiener II mad been forced when 1 rushed
IN. The surprise of it bewildered him for a
moment, and then he realized that he b,S
been caught inadvertently in a position thai
would certainly convict him of burglary
l knew you wouldn't believe me II 1 told
the truth, he said. and would be dead
sure TO have me arrested, but l did think
there was some chance of working on your
Feelings by pretending to confess. / re-
mem 1nD 1 hearing you remark. said he,
mat you always felt sorry for man that
owned up So he tried that plan and as
you already know, 1t worked. / was salts
ned that what he told me was absolutsIv
true and. taken altogether, believe that
was the queerest case l ever had anythin q
TO do with. The last heard of the youne
man ne was living in Atlanta and doing
Wen Inc car thief got seven years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21

So the fault with has partly been because
don't complain,
But allow oui selves thus TO he robbed for selfish
plotters gain,
Why should we be separate people. the target Of
every man?
We, who owned this country once, should be right
in the van
can
Declare all Indians vested with the rights every
man.
And grant us prompt permission to prove every
claim.
And pay the obligations the government has
made in vain
Then to our oppressors will we prove who deny
our right to live,
That Indians will make good citizens if TO them
chance you give.
RICHARD C. ADAMS.
Representing the Delaware indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21
Delaware Indians Demand Protection
for Their Homes.
THEIR CHARGES AGAINST CHBROKBES
A War That Will Be Decided on
the Congressional Battlefield.
A r e Nj A r X A b LIE INDIAN

The vast majority of the American peo-
pie are not aware of 1t, but it is neverthe-
less true that an Indian war of important
proportions is now in progress in their
country. The tomahawk and the scalping
knife, the bow and arrow, the war club
and the Winchester are not the weapons.
but the struggle is none the less animated
despite its blOodlessness.
The tribes arrayed against each other
are the Delawares and the Cherokees, and
as allies the latter have powerful corpora
lions of pale faces who will eventually get
all the spoils in case their side is victorious
The Delawares are fighting for their homes
Their opponents are battling for the valu-
able. enormously so, indeed, deposits of OIL
coal and other minerals that underlie those
homes. The preliminary skirmishes are
going on in the United States Court of
Claims and the Interior Department, but
the battle royal will be fought in Congress.
The Delawares have been up against it,
to use an expressive vernacularism for
many year. Trustworthy records Will
show that the only treaty made with them
that was faithfully kept was the one made
between them and William Penn, two hun