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Experience is the hest teacher"
IN you, and you may take this medI-
Every testimonial in favor of Hoods
Sarsaparlla is the voice of, experience
cine with perfect confidence that it
will do for you what it has done for
others.
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HELP wAWTED-FEMALE

CAPABLE WOMAN TO TRAVEL; PER
manent position; fair salary and ex-
pcnses guaranteed: references. Clark 4
Co., 23i $. ith street, Philadelphia.
50 90 DAILY SALARY-PERMAN ANENr
position to first class, young enthusi-
astiC woman CanVasser; experience; RET
erences. CHAlNCLUB MERCHANDISE
Co. Box 51S Scranton.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect June 10, 1890.
Trains Leave Scranton:
cas- a. m, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
e.39 a. m, week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.1S p. m, week days Sundays i SO
p. m.), for sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.27 p. m, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
]. II. WOOD. Gen'l. Pass Agent.
]. B. HUTCHINSON General Manager.
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40. WRITER.

A YOUNG MAN WITH CONSIDER
able experience would like to take
charge advertising of one or more retail
storcs-in different lineS--as Il side issue.
Address "Ad Writer" Tribune Office.
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SEEDS

G. r. CLARK & co. SEEDNIEN AND
Nurserymen; store 1iG Washington ave-
nue. green house, 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone. 7s2.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DIR. F. w. SANBORN, BUSINESS ME-
dium; female complaints, chronic dis
eases speciality. 1882 Penn avenue.
WE BUILD TO ORDER SQUARE OR
Corning body buggiGs, grocer, butcher
milk, laundry or lumber wagons for Sl25
each. Prompt attention To repairing
nainting and trimming. l1orseshoeing a
speciality, at Helriegels' Locust street
TO WHOM CONCERNED-DRAW
for organ and book case at Co-opera-
tive hall, Sept, 2S, is postponed to Oct. l6
1899
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Hoods Pills cure biliousress, sick
headache.
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LOST.

ter. Reward for return TO Tribune Of
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AT S25 CEDAR AVENUE
BOARDING SIS PINE STREET.
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WIRE SCREENS

JOS. KUETTEL. REAR El1 LACKA-
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa, manufac-
turer Of Wire Screens.
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Delaware and Hudson.

J. II. OLHAUSEN, Con. Supt.
II. p. BALDWIN. Con. Pass. AEt.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE - TrsSssang
agents as } \. M~cses NJ. L . ssfsssasE ?.
V <. EoHE.y ard q. +. l>S1xzEs t.sf e1s~
iecforx ars A. fetara<5 y T ha"Es5.
Eugene Ie1ssEsaE. e.. ~ NJ 8 u,
ss-fsen ard II. A. Wiiass- E's'sftszsasss+fs Is
sTyNhFTH are car aReu3s LAY Faa@%F SaafF
30 these saa t. osr rsss 2eas sxsEsH IS tase
yarDgsp e4ssess 8ud towns * he &0ftaEesf.
ADVERTISE No sffies noasfa 81 ksss
POST zeFlse- sggsEszaaz 0fsEe. sssIsT,
( e. m fsnfss ii = rn- Ess8s9sy fsCssys. sS-Es
a. m natl u 2. f~4aae*is&s asSeE SAses-
m-sss for if3s~rMau f1sizsssng HS9Fnssg y -
h. Fese&veJ ap ~ ~ - > n. AsssTs4s@-
meats under cEaSs8ae4 hsAa aEs wiz D. sa-
ssr7~i at toe rate X cent vasa @&ea
.nssFto.s Payment ajEass 81 aeS@oge. No
al YegE ~ Tns Ass gsse@5ges f3g Jess t2&k4 =
cents
ADEERTfsEsBs-<-}sa far advsrsAas-
nssntx In tEse Sgnstay I'Esg. fpie-.Ax~Esesr
Advert seg1Asgtx W. De rNgSgEe& AZ 9TsSs9a
office~ - the fssst-Ente3l.9 sEsceT.
A.D~Tsn .s.lasN Hl4 - pad feT
Information lsss9.ag - tgse eoffgietAor II
any person sfsssiffsr eags#S - tfsAS saV~y
delivered 20 s5xfeSt Esrw ~ sss4ts-s
TACOMA ~ Ef.&t~~sso &Ass fs4-ise So
snae g = lsaf.
oI4YMPlA~-S17s4 Maaa str@@t. q G.. Wa
stsnisy. agent.
EVER fsTyr-p * Issras-
HfaJK AN r Branrh ofFscs roam II WI
yeft0n block corner EEv~rEtls ana Nil.
Telephone ~ j O. Pessrss9gl. Manager
PORT Tf1WSgF.ST 4~W II. 4 rfe.GeF
BELLIsGHAM BAY 500 aeW Walton
Parker Ellis. Manage
VICTORIA. II. 1',-4seesge Aags+ekl-
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NOTICE or RE-Ass ESSMENT OF JET
fersoa street
/ the Undersigned city comptroller ard
sx-ofTlcio city clerk Of the CITY ~ Seattle
d. hereby give notice t6at the assessment
r.ii fsf the re-AsseSEnneuf Of Jefferson
street from Third avenue formerly Thira
street. e. Broadway excepting that uor-
tI0r 5etN e+.n sixth avenue ard TI&hta
.aeeuu~l tur the Improve U1eut ordered nv
Ord nance So aEU lEe f4-asses z.gt.-,t
ordered hF Ordnance No r1> WAS HI4f
H. tne osZ4ce % the ci.g clerk on FeJrtl-
AIRY e. lSe@ ana Is ti"w On f5is in kie oTics
The owner - owners 90 any property
ySatrh ~ assessed ia suca assessment roll
whether n81sed or not ia saca rou may
sstthtu ter days from the iast publication
% this notice fw high 0oEicS vIIt 5e given
for three successive publications in tr@ So
attic posi- Intelligence me - ieial ~ 49,
Xaf.r Cf said city. ana the t4~sT publication
~ wetch - February s.. lsEsB ne with ne
rs objections IN wiring - sstB aSa4~4.
mont ar1 3" hereby tugtrfr give notice
tha, CA tn@ ssh day u March l-s4 At tie
hour ~ -J+t r. clock ,. "a. yae city Counc.
VII hear ara consider Objections - sad
assessment roA by the parties a1grteve.t
BY slca assessment
Will r. PARRY
CITY Comptroller ami ex-o9!clo CITY
Clerk % the C!ty % Seattle.
Date ot Qrst publication. February l.
fsss
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WANT ADS.

Adyerfis~me uaaer any
heading In classified columns
lie a word each iasertionj sutn-
tmum charge. BIC. GIassfH~a
saSeFtisemeats RAINING one
0oash without change of copy.
$3.50 PER- lire. tsetcn words
coant TO Iiaet. On three
months' order, si.35 per line
per months on six mentbs' or
der, et.2o per Iias per aonths
on yearly order, 81 per tine
per aseath.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Miscellaneous Suppi;es-So-
tsCe * hereby given that sealed prepcs-
ais viii - received by abe undersigned
secretary ~ the board NJ public works
UP II 10 o'clock II II. Monday. February
9Th. 1S@ for the furnishing Ia the &ttN
u. Seattle on acquisitions 70 o. &sS3ed
during tae months az Aarca and April.
lsSs. for material and supplies. also coal
and wood Fer the ordinary needs ~ the
various departments during the said two
months. \ detailed list of such mattel
ials and supplies Ia ~ bid on can re
had as calling at tbs office ~ the board
- public works in the cl,y hSli-
Should conditions arise requiring the
purchase ~ articles In very large QCaa-
tiies aaoVe she ordinary requirements,
the BOARD reserves the right 20 make spS-
cial call for tenders % meet such cases.
The board reserves The right 90 reject
any and all bias
Proposals - - Endorsed on the envet-
upe: Rid for supplies.
BY order Of the board of public works.
FRANK pLESCN. Secretary.
Date Of first publication. February 18th.
1859
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RE
celyed H the office Of the Lighthouse
Inspector. MarQuam Building, Portland.
Oregon unIn - O'Clock NJ. NarcA /. i&a.
for furnishing fuel for vessels and sta
tons Ia the 18th Lighthouse District fer
tAe fiscal year ending @th June. issn, in
accordance with specifications copies ~
which, with blank proposals and other
Information. may - bad upon applsca-
ton 10 Commander Geo. (. Reter, Il.
: y
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49, ---------------~-~ :. =
FOX s-AL-ks-sssleen m Aosa aoS%-stei'' :,
snap parry - Eotne :. = 49, -
y scId ~ Few Gays. " - NsAf
l2feiAgeaceTa
FOR SAI>E--Trug store ~ BUSINESS CEN
ter ~ Spckare. ss|e, i2S rent, @"4hs -
ASKS Address - k1Tersoe avenue
Spokane.
FOR SAE.E--Haif interest IN business
netting 80 Fsr month I2f 49, = :
Gleason. Washington onihlinS
--..-,- - 80
sa-es list year propersy with Herman y
aeFTn3sn. 80 New YORK DICK
- - - - 1---T-.-. ~
lady: reason. gaiRg noTta. Address Z 81.
rare Post -in;eaitsenceF
snap reh' ~. eali - f1Ae.
FOR Les-Tsieph"ne res'a'''' Ai''
------------- ----- -----1
FOR sALE-CiTY REAL ESTATE
------ --------------------
W. ". DEARBORN.
- Union Block.
A large lst OF improved and unimprovea
city. SUBURBAN ana iafEn EFofettleS TAKEN
on foreclosure oy h.as'esa oSaeFs, aos
sale RI low prices ahc On easy lSfas
Can ans examine
Farms roF FsAs
:, $500 $50, -. -.
FOX - i~,,AS ~ 49,. go 80 X ~
acre. fruit. running water Al ons-naf
SSst tdS4 - a"e4''S- t@'SANN' XII
;. -l,-l.----- 1.2-A -,
80 :, ,,.,a.w. l,,-,.r ,I,,a--
foH "a LE-i.os EsI,s, ~. 'e x,so ca
tesnIn i.s ss., Yas,er way los "a fee,
$50 Townsend. Il Halter block
-, $500 ryr1- 49, - - g.
fN 80 = citv ryrSnaHtv as fsrms 49,
- ins ns ana inS1,ranea %
91ls,es, p5eE o''' '''N''S ana -
. 1880 - -
LIT ELL ~ WAHp rs, ~ M@riot' gen
- 5,r.+- 90 -, e'''''' ''7'
80 - - - -
pI-YT r,T>-C- Y orc -, 80. a. 80 e!
" R.t On p,.,,,. W. ~ S''
pI-1I rCT.~E 81 ,,r,,a~ tea. ~
- 80, So r,'Sisi.@e. ~''i
= -. -----.-- :. - -
------------
run saLE-f ARMS AMI hANps'
FOR SALE . s
Orchard acres. minutes from Green
lake car. S@t
Kent. 500.
orchard ~ acres. Beltvie~, winter apples
Orchard I'VE miles out. fine house. near
eaf '' az s..'s'' nav, ,,o.ra. .,,s hone,
near y oF1eh w. corr,
=. So l. n ~, i. - t5,,,;ts,r,,
"a SaIe bepoSit bulldihE'
x-Ir, C,Tr ,--1---,-1@ - ,---------
N, $3.50 $50 "a -. iAilpa 49,,
plo". harrows' etc, az haH price u taken
ne!"Ie SiaESm /, - in'.es rom r, ya'Ilei
YOU oest tisdhVT' ca. AZ one. T. 10 re
ttiS"H' tt"@t +h"Ai'"'i4 " ASH
+ '1h SALh.IF arm % acres. Nhite iANer
rottoIu, lLu"ag ~ "c.t SV'itle dio
ssatpi'.a W. I'iliiuau sLatto4s one IlistS
ant House' bdi oittttp @ill SHlhi4
Al haiiey bulidihs.
T0r,eu,T ,oErE A~pc a., n--,,, -,
dasiiy ~iesr@d ana nicfiv .st,,ttea - f1r
Cnr,,S NJ racarn, w. i"0oid MIL
~ So
Tx ACRE ranch adjoining small town
Sixfean miles from Seettj7 daily host1.
& an. ~asv terms n bargain X
Perry "a SrIIivan block
- -
West Columbia street.
FARMS for sale a. mortgage price. vel,
improved Call 30i New York block. sea-
tie
-~-->---,>--~~-~----~~--~~
now paying over Sin per week eIe,
GINEsNS-CASLER CO
-------------------- ------------,
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VA NJ ss~Ss@atfurse" s~ssg.lsr cares fts e.
49, fsf'ef*ss& seaafss es teNe~: rafvs
go Fs~eeaNe, ~ M3asss..
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE-There Will be a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Van Anda Copper and
Gold Company at the company Offices.
Inns Of Court building. Vancouver. r \,
al II O'Clock m. February ~. 1855. h. ".
Treat secretary. a
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The following letters await advertisers at
this office.
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MAN fI.D-Ns>C ELLANEOtS

WA<TEp-Ciood COW Or $40 for my $50
heel drop forged parts. sprocket
brakes; reversible handles: no better:
hght. strong Address Walter Freer.
2Is Atlantic street, city.
SEA TILE VI F3SS ENGsER CO. ei4 Second.
wants 70 deliver your Package: prompt
service gliamnteed. ring o. X. box or
phone Main 80
- Consolidated mining stock wanted.
Ferguson gia Cherry street
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our sock Is tee large We must re-
duCe. and Will make prices tes ta1s week
that Will interest you.
GLASSWARE, GRANITEW ARE. TIN
WARE.
We VII sell AZ exact cost Tor fAs COM
iuE week GLASSWARE. Granite ware. I'M
ware. Hardware Notions Stationery.
There Is 10 reserve, our enuFe STOCK
for this week e. net cost.
b. REED.
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WANTED TO HEsT-uFFitE.

WANT EsIt-Reiiable parties want part OF
furnished office with reliable real estate
or law frm. Address /. ~ care post-In-
tnii;gencsr.
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WANTED-To RENT HOUSES.
NANTEil-To RENT ROOMS.

WE have calls every day for Ioagisg and
house keeping rooms. Gals and list your
F0oHts wsth Us. aat sc VIII do the add
YortisluE and GE6 sou suitable tenants.
Mrs Eeoughiln. hal New Ygrk alock
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1l lTAh A&D MANDJfJN-F-.rst-.s ass
- ;T54ctson gwen ~ G2@e Charlotte
A.IcAe-l. a ac.goA4 olo1A
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J. r. REED.
Cash Grocer, Sill Third Avenue.

BUTTER BUTTER EGGS. EGGS.
= ruoineriy advice. w ell. Mary my
dear. you are married now and start
housekee ping for yourself. You know
that Ne always bought oar butter and
eggs ar the COW Butter Store: always
got satisfaction. You VIII there gel the
best OF quality and the biggest quantity
for your money OF any place IN the city
He sells the very best Iowa Creamery
2-ibs 45c. Yakima Jersey Creamery, @-fS
brick &c; others charge 6tc, Fresh
ranch eggs all guaranteed. &c a dozen,
and the quantity he sells is ample proof
that they are fine: you VIII always ind
the crowd there: good reason why, swell
up the crowd" Cow Butter Store, Ii23
First avenue.
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sna Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-2o horse power return tubu-
lar boiler: wheels and axies for 3 pole
road cars: one ; saw gang edger; saw
mill bou0 10 2a.0a capacity; complete,
nov running. Luedinahaus Bros. Dryad,
wash
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FOR SAIE-AtRE TRACTS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-io-acre ranch.
one mile from Snohgmish, bottom land:
ene-half cleared. Room 6l3 New York
building.
FOR SAILED acres good land: water
front; seven miles from city positively
snap. Address Owner. 90 Occidental
avenue.
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ron nENT-a.sINEs> PROPERTY.


FOR KF1<T-The furnished rooms 1lsl and
restaurant OF the es8eens hotel. in the
prosperous to@n o. Sanatmo. Is. q. TO
responsive. energetic person A5dr eras
Proprietor. BOX 4. Nanalmo.
FOR REST-Two stores: arst-ciass loca-
TO-. AnE.iv 2ll Collins b.ock
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EMPLOYMENT ws>rrn-a,t.r.

DRUGGIST desires raeaes.-t.s- .-s.,....
tent soa8 references N a. csfe p..ag-
fntrtHeeu1er
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WAN FFfh-f}tri fa~ ErnfFat hatisvv w
Apply Fosstn =. CN'nau hiElisx
WANTED Stfi Au Seventh s....
james street eAr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-27
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York, Jan. 26.-Stocks made sub
stantial progress upward to-day till the
closing dealings, when there was the
usual profit taking. accompanied by
vigorous selling for the short account.
which sent prices down an average of
about point. but leaving fair gains
for the day. Transactions were In eX
cess of a million and II half. being the
second largest day in the history of the
Exchange. Expectations Of an early
settlement of the peace treaty and the
firmness of Americans i'll London were
Important features i'll the market
strength. The unrest in the Philippine
islands was passed unnoticed. and had
no appreciable effect on trading. The
Changers made extreme advances of
from 1 to 23s. the latter in st. Paul on
it's showing of n net increase for De-
cember OF 1896. 600. Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific displayed strength.
although the latter eaSed off consider
ably on limitations that the Wander
bile deal was suspended for the pres
ent. Other railways displaying special
strength were Reading ana Southern
preferred. ana among the inactive
shores st. Louis, Southwestern prefer
red and Minneapolis and St. Louis were
lectures of strength. while Long Island
rose points. and st. Louis and San
Francisco first preferred advanced az,
and over points for the common and
second preferred metropolitan Contin-
ued its sensational advance of ycster-
day. jumping li7i to 22Oii. but the final
dealings reacted to 2l7i.. Among the
Flower Stocks Erooklyn Transit Poo
pies Gas ana Federal steel preferred nj
one time made notable gains. Sugar.
Glucose, Rubber. Pacific Mail and Ten
nessee Coal and Iron were likewise
strong features among the specaltics
y number of low priced stocks moved
up sharply. The caSc Of money. which
Is the backbone of current high prices
is shown by the Quantities Of funds Of
fered for long periods on exceptionally
easy terms 1t was reported that money
had been offered nj 2 per cent. for n
year. and that large sums were being
received from all parts of the country
in New York. Unemployed balances in
considerable sums were loaned to rep
rcscntatives of foreign interests at
about 2M per cent. for ninety days.
Northern Pacific and Chesapeake and
Ohio were purchased for London ac-
count, while other American securities
were traded in both ways. 4 number
of commission houses did the largest
business to-day that they had executed
in many years. Their purchases kept
the traders on the long side until the
final dealings
The feature Of the bond trading was
the extensive demand for the middle
grade issues, which found n ready mar
ket at advancing prices. The general
market was strong throughout. with
the demand embracing n large variety
of issues.
Total sales, s74Oo,O0O
United States Government bonds arc
unchanged in bid prices.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
1862, 500 shares.
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The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, Jan. GA flood OF out
side Investment orders and heavy Gov
erinS by shorts sent cotton prices up
with q whni ut the opening this morn
ing, opening sales showing an advance
of ) to points over the close of last
night. The bulge was followed by an
almost equally heavy break under an
avalanche OF realizing Sales; and
quick turn of leading bears. While
showing more or less fevershncss the
market steadily improved later in the
forenoon. and. in fact. during the rest
of the session. The opening furry was
directly due To very strong English ca
bleS and bullish adVices from nearly all
portions OF the cotton belt. Even the
more rabid bulls were hardly prepared
for an advance of 10 points in flu
lures at Liverpool. and an advance of
Lied. in spot cotton. That the shorts
were scared Tor a time is putting ii mild
Is, but with later adviccs Of Il less bull
lish nature local bears Ygained some
of their old-time compoSure, and took
u more conservative view of the stu
alton. The commission houses received
large telephone orders while the wires
were Kept hot with business from out
side points. The unloading shortly af-
tcr the call had little influence with
the stronger holders Of cotton. many
of whom believed these sales TO be for
the general good Of the market in that
it did much TO eliminate weaker hold
inSs from the situation. In hammcring
the market bears only succeeded in ere
ating additional extensive snort lines
without accomplishing the purpose in
tended. Liverpool both bought and
sold all through the session: orders
from the Continent were chiefly for the
purchase of the near months. The
South was good buyer around the
opening. but later in the day was con-
spicuous as seller OF the August and
new crop months. crop news was
practically q Federation OF information
received earlier in the week. Later in
the afternoon prices slowly gave way
under realizing the Liverpool arbitrage
business. The market closed steady l
point lower To net higher
New York. Jan. 96-Cotton futures
opened steady at the advance January.
CHI; February. Gilt: March. els: April.
sic; May, go: June. GO; July. CO.;
August. G.2S; September. Cos; October,
G.10: November. COG
Futures closed steady. January, COZ .
February COZ; March, coo: April G.l3
May. GIG. June. GIG: July, Gl7; August.
go: September. COG: October COG; No
vember. Cos: December 500.
Spot closed steady middling uplands.
G3s: middling gulf. 65s; sales. .14S bales.
New York, Jan. 26.-Cotton. steady
middlins. 6"s; net receipts 524; gross,
6,7i2; sales, Las; stock. 1CS.O97.
Total to-day-Net receipts 22.576: eX-
ports To Great Britain. 1874: France,
=; Continent. 1871; stock, 1.079ls7.
Consoidatcd--Net receipts. 1i2.lSS;
exports to Great Britain, 5!,4l5: France,
16. 900; Continent. 7l.97i
Total since September met re-
ceipts. 6,5S4,6i0; exports 10 Great Bri
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-27
NO CAUSE mo BLUSH.
Pretty Girl Was Rather Too Confident
That She Deserved Admiration.
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djsnlavnd hon, l,nov.InSga nn ,h no. n ,a.
ticular noint nnitc eo n,in,, ~ p ~
did. II honnened in n Da,roit strnnt
car the other dav. she climbed ~,
down at the SQUARE. accompaniod nv
a friend who was both older and main,
err than herself. Ii happened to he cne
OF the old-fashioned ears. with long
seats running along the sides. and right
opposite the girl sat Il handsome gen
tleman. with big, wde-open gray eyes.
at whom the pretty damsel cast n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-27
COTTON KECEIPrs.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Bar Silver in London declined I'D
2T3sd. against &c 3-lGd. last year
Receipts at u. S. Ports yesterday
were e7,5TT66 tbatUs against aa5,es6 bales
last year.
Liverpool future market closed bare
~ steady-three and one half to four
points advance. Spot cotton advanced
l-l6d. Spot sales, 10000 bales against
10000 bales last year.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day estl-
mated at $500 to 1900 bales against H.
$40 bales last year.
Receipts at Houston to- day estimated
at 200 to $500 bales against 5,9i3 bales
last year.
New York future market closed
steady. New crop months declined one
point: other months advanced partially
one point-March. sos to clio: May.
GIG to 6.17; August. GO to CPL
New Orleans future market, un-
changed-March. 5.73.
Receipts at Bombay, India. for the
week are 10000 bales against 46 900
bales for corresponding week of 1875.
Middling cotton. 6 cents yesterday in
Norfolk. or 11-16d. advance since Attn
OF November: and the highest price
since goth of July, 1898.