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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

CANTON. ohio.--Mrs. Anna Il. George, on
February q. pleaded not guilty TO the indiet-
mcnt against her for the murder of George d.
Saxton the brother-iu-law OF President Nc
Finley, and her trial is set for today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04

DUBLIN. The most serious attempt to re-
unite the Irish nationalist members of parsia'
nenI since the Parne split will be made IN
the city hall here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
TopAY's EVENTS.

NEW YORK. Dan Creedon, the Australian
boxer. is to meet Tommy West before tho
Lenox Athletic club tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
General ohrrrrntIon,

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at s D. M. 18th
meridian tee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-04
SPANS FINANCES.

There VIII he No ReDudtation-Tnxes
VIII He Raised.
London. April s-The Madrid corfe-
spondent Of the Times, in the course of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

sI3 30. DRESSED HoGs-Flrm. quoted: Bacon sc;
$50 ~. sac. 100 r 5i.c pigs. bisc. CUT AiEAI
Picked bellies dull quoted Smoking bellies 5+e 10 10
b.c u 10 SIC IL ~ 5a5Sc Picked shoulders steady
green 10 NJ 6i.c Western & T. enc, TALON
Steady. city. 4d4i.c. country. ih0itc .LAfp. :.
Quiet quoted s. o5dt6 city lard steady quotsa az
s. 81 Refined lard steady quoted South America So oO
quoted. city 4A.c. Western. a. -STEA hiNfs-
Steady: quoted: oeo SAC city lard s'earine. Sise -
RICF-An the encouraging features noted Garner IA
the week throughout to-days session
81 f-reisn and domestic Staple
concerned ana inclined press sales AZ any
figure From the South came word n stiNenng narNes
and Increased demand Qgoatlon. follow, n .H,ss.e
price choice 5isdsl.c. head, 6s@7c Patna 5a2sei
Do In bond 3d3i7c. Japan. H65.c, Java 4~u9to' iNAA
coon. In bond 2Ad3Ac ,.~
sTGAR-Renned sugar was quite steady from opening
has been the in time. The stin.nng sta'e
affairs abroad in measure reeponsble iof ~
Improvement here Quotations follow: Granulatee 10
sacks 0ac domnos Sic. loaf and crusned q &C.
powdered and coarse powdered. SIC grannael anu rne
graduated &c Tranuhted, and extra me
lated Si.c. confectionery graduated. 5c cubes orc,
xxx powdered and mould A. 5'.c diamSnd a &c.
confectonArs' A. SIC Nos l. and 3 4esc. Ne y to'o
&c. Nos TO- H. r. H. - 10 and 1G. AS The raw
sugar market steady. in keeping Win thc .c
news from other side Importers were most "roiry
IN their Views and IN instances refused 10 oonsller
the prices bid the close quotations were amour
changed on the basis of for 20 test centrifugal sac
for ~ tes muscovado and 9l6c FOR So test moasses
sugar The London market according 70 the o,lClai
cable wac steady sugar. with offerings nsh
prces were on the Of lis 81 ~ Java and % "a
for fair refining Rect sugar was hfrnsr ana again ue
sod demand. Present month was quoted W. %
nj month gs 6Ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.


New York, January y, loS~
-- s.saav opening was made to-day by the
~ - Brazilian coffee futures quotations We si
rsiA =. r1ints higher the advance being cohne1 ~
csshfs ,-.-scts Later the market generally oWed
lfs", M 10 10 points. The steader tee"nb vas
ar .-s favorable European cables. snaieI rtCe.pts
oy "a santos liberal warehouse deNeries !" III
- "a md ference the part OK spot h2.oeFs
. market showed some irregulaIiiy nsl"e % ra
~, franc above last ngnts close' Ia.eI =.
We 's,o-- a franc. Hamburg cables Were lairlS 81
tut t,aeg rrlces advancing there ABOUT =. lls
ss.s ,-kets were quiet and not - favorable pllss
b-sr sshty al RIO. ana showing no cnhhss a. saI
ls,@ ps.sr.s though bu' - tsW naes "ine
~ N ,cr winch but $50 hags we're soi9) Yer! ilst.s
49, ssvslo0el flr any but small parcels 20 a.{LS
holders were nevertheless conndent IN tnelr
Bv non But 90 bags ran been sol Sir ~ 90.
w a., ms t,ne on the opening Total sales were AiV ~,
ne rss market was finally nrm net unchanged 10 "
points highe- a.. FAILING Was noninally
..sr f,,ovng the better tendency q futures Sa11a
80 -erosines On the nominal basis or say ~, ~. T.
:. Invoice lots sale VIII be held January o. IA
.-ss-ssr market 24.0u rculs VIII - .s,sl'-
eivetior on witch is 82iac for good ordinary
lava RIO ca hied the exchange rate as 4-IDa
;7isS steamer Oilers cleared Bahia win "u"' oae'
days go, ,~,--s. .o-dav
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York foot Barclay and Christopher SIS
t-ftSTTPr.TE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH LIGHT. .,-,
500 A AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL stops at principal
stations. --x..,o e-p ..-ON rrS-
HINTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA, sYRACL z
NJ - sJ-tGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor cars
~nectne at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West , - pu-at. ,-..,h,,.s Ex-
rrsss for SCRANTON. BfNGHANTON and ELMihA
p,tiiTnan Buffet Parlor Cars 20 Elmra through sseP
Ing cars and DAY coach 20 Chicago arriving al AID T.
~, ~ n ne yl2sCRANTON wILKEsBARRE and PLYA-
SSr,7TT FxpRFSs. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
al al ED LIMITED EXPREss for SCRANTON Bi tr
tANTON EIMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUT |
sTHFEP1NG CAR New York 70 Chicago. Dining car
s.s s'' p o' n rgPREss IpLLM =,
MfPA BATH doUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o,:s c"f F. 81 54slyyy BJ,EEAIo scRANIoN BINSG-
III. III yrO% OWEGO. ITHACA. ElMlRA UTICA
sYPACUsE and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buhe'
SS,f ssRsE-7Ts AND PuLIMAy ACcoMMop ATOMS At
place 800 and e42 Broadway Tickets at rsrry 81
dr.d and Tw,ntyhfth St. 25 Columbus ave New h9gS
Time table giving full nt,rmat.,n =, 81 ststions
chack baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

1hrous, train. leave New-York o., Chambers ct.
as foloSs and nye minutes earlier from West 2sd-sl:
300 A. M.-Vsatoued Esprsss daiiy fog s1ns.aT'en;
vcIsrIv rimlra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bgralo .
y NJ parlar car ~ Buffalo - ...
oro - M-vestlNuled l.mltsd-Fsst mall daily. solit
,,si, Sor chicago Cleveland 1&O A. NJ CHICAGO.
p NJ sleep.rs 20 Chicago. Cleveland and ciasnnsi-
40 p M-BursIo and Cleveland vestieu-d Esrrsss
sa',~ Arrive. al Buffalo 7.Os A NJ. Bradford 100 A.
M" Jamestown 700 A. N. Youngstown 1921 A, ~
Cleveland II 80 p. II. sieepers to Buffalo and SsveAaa
BIB r. M.~Daily sond train for Bnshsmson Emin.
ara clns.nns,L p,nirg Gar AND PULLMAN 40
coMN6nArioNs AZ III Isl s9l And 70. p ,nSs
ws'' tharber- and West 2ad ferries Nes- YORK ~
and 500 Fultoa-st Broadway brookyn -
uI"torsr ana Jersey city Station. New-fork Ifansr~
co calls for and checks baggage from ho'es na fss
A~or$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

crate 81 c5gs2 q 40 s1lsf So tomatoes. per
carrier Sass 20 turnlps Canada. Russia per Dbl 100
soc Do Jersey. Russia 6O6T5c.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAI-The market was fairly
well attended to-day good volume ~ business went
through filling some ~ the neglected trade Of Tuesday.
Best grades named quite firmly. with moderate
receipts. Good under qualities exhibited rather more
resumption of movement prices still tactionay N tsNo,
Of buyers Government agents are again IN market ana
though their taklngs days were not or
great volume their appearance and inquiry slmulaie
quote Prime large bales per 100 n, G2'zpsJc Do small
per 100 10 GDc No large bales. per 100 ~. Wc, 20
ANAL Per 100 N 57d57i3c. No large per 100 N. ao1
52isc. % small per 100 n i5Gf7iac. No g. fun range
per 100 n. 3514Tzc ungradahle hay, per 100 10 'pr
23c salt hay. loo lO asG45c clover mixed Per Nv
n. 35nf74c clover. 100 N. 40nfoc SThAN--
all useful long ne, win
prolonged moderate indicates more than usual
method ~ On the part OF consumers hah mas
been known FOR several previous winters we quote
No l. 45c Pc loo n. good quality, 4oc. common ana
wasty lots 3Odasc The rccep pts Of hay and straw in
tons reported ~ the Produce Exchange at noon to
day. Hudson River Railroad $50 Ere. lN' Penn-
svlvania- 10. Delaware. Lackawanna and western lOu
West shore 100 I<hgh Valley. 100 ontario ana west
en- co. Central OF New-Jersey, so, total, LA" tons
receipts straw 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
Railroads.
n EW YORK CENTRAL
Rnilroaos.

Al through trains stop Albany Utica. Syracuse.
Z, - Trains leave Grand Central station follows;
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
Fastest : ain in the World Due Buffalo. 4.45 r n A;
Niagara Falls. 5.32 ?. NJ. Toronto. 300 p NJ. De
@ ,t-o li:lo ? u Limited 70 i,s seating capacity
$40 FAN M ana Nall Day-F'f Buffalo Niagara
1910 4: NJ. DAY EXPRESS. except sunday For
40 Buffalo and al Important New York state points
Loo L. VI. SOUTHWEST ERN LIMITED and CHI
cAGo SPECIAL. paily-For Columbus. cincin-
$50 ? M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
sunday. Stops important stations.
300 p. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. Dahy-24-hout
train % Chicago. via Lake Shore Due Cleveland
I.l5 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 r ~. Sleeping and
GOO P NJ WESTERN EXPRESS Dsily-For Niagara
. - Falls. Toronto Cleveland Chicago.
O.<o r. M-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dsly-For Troy
Montreal and except Saturdays Tor OTTAWA
$50 p M.-ADlRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
Z, NJ, TkEAL EXPRESS. Daily. -,.,.>.
500 P M-BuFFAIO AND SOUTHWESTERN
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and s. Louis
o.1S p M.-pACtFIC ENPP Ess Daiy-Fo- Ceiens-
burg. Niagara Falls. O. land. Chicago, AID es-
1910 niEhi.-MrDN1GFT EXT >Ess For chicago.
every night except Sun nights SUNDAY
nights. Chicago sleepers leave al '.l5.
HARLEM DIVISION.
0il5 A. NJ a a 1855 M-Daily except sun>sy to
Pittsheld Sundays only os2o =. ~.
Wagnef Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket and Wagner Offices ar Grand central station
23j Columbus Ave 81 West l25h ST.. l2ith 81. Station
and l3sth 81 Station New York 33s and 126 Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway z b. BROOKLYN
Telephone '279O Thirty-eghth Street" for New York
dence bv Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE " DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

s1ss :. .i so h5sf bales: sales
Great Britain. Franc. con, IN mt
4s: 4 :5.s s.s,:&s. 1855 sssss
s''t i be "a ss bale. essa;' 'ass ssss tsqe
certs at Houston were estimated a. sooai 600 bales
bale, week s.d 0ss sss last sssS up
ana generally euyers although they Wsre
sse'y 20 s Tsr MOST sat n snd the general
closed nm at Sgsc 81 sp N1seT pssn 81 IS
asa spr 3e clears g iogss No Eni:I g 500
s. sss X Tnt Sr s. ISa'2 so HH
Sgs, dVSe e sl FIRM Quote s Khdrd $
asa Is 70 "a? MsAlF ssgsct Quoted E Ens
Firm Guoisd sPTns bran SS to , sSTs sn' coarse
m ma5Hf s.' as ely FEED SIS ScasS 6omny chop
Sc e. 9S9 & ec%s market BY out
sas close Of NE Liter deal Buiae poured from
many but the most imRorast iea'p Sd ,sten
Srm grip on The and Nigh, in small way . rePss
short. were heavy buyers bu, The foreign interest
about which !en, 's being Tlsa s s o S the %
vance They have PLAYED strong hand heTeIoiors Sno
was rather against possibility and looked for
9n in the oresn gos .ab nro qe ana futures The
southwest through s. ' VIA, a sS about been
ur california was reported he covering wheat IN
the Chicago market in connection with NoPsnwef s
Toward the close speculative increased 70
s 1f 0 Where q Mae .oa At with later ans
.lons at 70c Ofical closing figures were lnlnc ne
higher The only approach to weakness during the emu
session when local houses felt ne
g Ts sy Of left G ey So wheat
by scaipers however. or this decline was c0vete ~
heavy the DAY. Rroon1han again note. IN
from Russia but had little or no erect
as speculative factors put such influences INTO te
background The initial decline AZ Liverpool was funs
en ssA 1sy and n ns s we asaf Preach do
little better closing 10 10 points higher VINE An'Wsap
Wheat passage and at Mark Lane "a higher but
OF sale Already from Kansas are being neara con
plants about damage occurring from the recent eHIr
Of freezing and thawng weather There II llLr snu
many places plan; does not show above ground
The Government report last years wheat Yield VII ho
10 made public Il is said, before Friday SeanoaI'
clearances rather small total export tTsnsac
did exceed 81 loads all ports Quotauons -
wheat aAoat basis. were as follows No req
sSsc to arrive No l Northern Duluth. s3-c spo;: No
s2aa spot 10 hard ManitcSa sissc arrive.
broader speculative demand was helped to-day ~
Increased export both Chicago and the seahoar
s,ter including rs l2aas The early Sem H bs wax
OF day had little rest as prices advanced
steadily closing nc previous day II was fel
that any pronounced upward movement in wheat could
had about given UP hope finding money the long
side are being treasured taking hold again The
but is temporarily lost sight OF IN the
speculative boom which seems 70 have affected all proTuce
Locally market dull but at the West activity and
strength appeared with rising values No oats closed
$9c No oats 3 &c No White SSc S9 While 30 1s
clps. 49, RYE-MaEket hrmer No western ss5
rye COZ G6lc ( New-York. car lots .BARLEY.-
Market steady feeding 47G4sc Buffalo mating IS
Gs5c delivered New York .... BUCK WFfEAT-Market
dull quoted SEC c : track New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four tracks electro Pneumatic" signals
York foot OF Liberty ST
and South Ferry. Whitehall St -. .
Leaving time from Ferry foot Whitehah 30 -
I'VE minutes earlier given below FOR sTv 81.
Trains leave foot Liberty St
For Eas,on. Bethlehem. Allentown. March Cnulk nc.
900 7:l5 s:lO A NJ. az n to Easton) 80 $'so 81
Esston rs As q 30 TO Ea.tonl p n Sunday" 40"
e go TO Eas.on) A. NJ. 100 ss 30 100 p NJ oo Al.
For wikesbarre, pittston and Scranton 'a-n 81"
A NJ. 1870 p. NJ Sundays - 80 a 81 .. "a. alta
For Reading and Harrisburg at - 90 80 - 20
t'p0o e Reaelnsj P. n. i2:ls night! sunday, 20
1913 night. . Ann
::is si9 A. Il, $50 600 n 1917 nIss;- Sundays.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GRozns.. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch Assury So 3ss 20
Grove and points .o,t6 70 Poin, Pssi ps sn n 40
A ~ IS only Red Bank. @ 20 only n ksf SshN.
'4l5 e5 Sundays stops al , SCI pst
Asbqry PARK ane oee,s crovs 900 rioS. only 10 hsa
For Atlantic Hshiand- :. 80 20, 1880 a N rs.
$50 oss. s;ls p n sundsys soo 4 ~ 40" r.
.,c tso $50 lob A NJ. i'4' $40 40 r ~ su''"H
For L4kehur.. .s.se $50 io:iS A ~. las $40 '''
For Tors River ard Barnegat '4;so $50 A. ". iS.
40 p NJ Sundays 'i0:15 A. NJ. .o a.
For Atlantic C.ty vineland and Brtcscton' 'fso A. L..
For Monmouth Reach seah-,ght. ard H,sh,snds ot
xaves,nt q ~ $40 II 30 A. NJ las. 40 p u sun
dayF A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

cattle sheep and during the "a hours ended az noon
today Cattle AZ cars. sheep and lamos a carr
49, al cars Shpments--Cattle. 80 cars. sheep ana
amss cars hogs 10 cattie-Thsre was no sac sac
~ cattle and a fair inquiry with steady tes!ng me
car -~,dA was steady the basis u s1gSI % win
ssn.v ouoahe A. s. - sheep and lamos-The offerings
49, .gsr excessye-iO loads Only moderate proper
Ion ~ ne offerings sold. hut the basis remains &c
On ,.e native lambs OF right quality and weight NatNs
r,hs c5oice 10 extra were quolabe at 81 s5qS5 good
- choice 81 6Ods4 s.. conn on 70 good - ovf ~
s4l5 Hogs- The market opened fairy ae.e sissa o5
et,s s7st * nigs SO s5Gs3 % roughs 81 S5dss so
100 60 so9ss Later market eased up with lorsers
S4GS4 o212 medium 50 f0r oes' "sa'E' Ff''' "- 'e
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
iaso. jar 25-Tne Leading futures ranged a. FOL

cash quotations we're as follows: Flour quiet. No
prng wheat, ogle S Ss sgns %hsa Je eoTn s7a
s7.e 10 oats 2 az ~ No WIZ SsrSy aa sc
VA as.s.ed 81 i5Gs i5. " ST ISL prime Tin
othy seed 50 aoas2 81 pork per be $40 2oaSle =
lard per 100 r. 50 ca ass 81 short 10 sdes oose - ~
sides boxed 50 l0qS5 Is; whisky. distllers nnshed
goods gal 81 q UNCHANGED on the Proence
i8Gisc diaries llGi6c Eggs steady, fresh iSc Cheese
steady unchanged. WI. ..-..-
higher No 1 red 7ic. Corn arm, higher, No !? mixed.
SIC oats firm higher No mixed. 3o93oHe Rye hrm
Daaith Jan 25'-whsat-No hard cash, asc jan
uarv T2hc: MAY 75hd75.c. july. 75Ac No North
ern cash 7o]sc January 70hc. May. 73hG7Sac; July.
Milwaukee Jan 2s-wheat higher. No Northern Toc
MinnespSli. Jan. 25.-wheat strong January. 7ihe.
NAY 1gISS ivy S 2T irsIs' sc " Flour nm
ars, patents 50 s1aSs 81. second patents IS ~aS 10
arst clears 50 doqs2 50. ... -
Phnsdelphia Jan 25-wheat hrm and 'ae higher con
Ne mixed Jsnuary 90 tsaf1rS ava isf nsN No
Butter UNCHANGED fancy Western creamery, &c. 10
prints 2oe Ess nrm fresh nssrsy s Cotton arm
and 1-l6c higher middlins aplanas 49, ,tis AZ Sart
CRY prime IN hide sae country prime ID oos 'r sc 90
bbls ana 1000 sacks wheat. 4s 900 bush corn go
oats IS 900 shipments Wheat $500 bush corn isS'V"'
s. Iou, Jan. 25.Fear, :,.0ns higher patents ,ni
sra Ma, ~ css5 sse January S6so NAV SeaGidse.
oals-ogon' S,,iVe ane So wS,s So& Gsic Bran
ss sacked east track. 56c bid Butter steady creamery
Sgos dairy 2gl9S Egg No as cssh May rs.c
s.tes. arrn ard higher. Corn active No mixed 56s
Ssr du.. sec s7e bid cov-r,seS higher steady prime
cash old. 81 50; new, s. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
WEST SHORE R.R.

trains leave Franklin ST. Station, n. T. " '''""~
and IS m ialsr from foo, Of w. &zd s.: 80, o.,
I..AS - II CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Dauys los
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. BunAlo. Niagara Fails.
cleveland Detroit Chicago and St. Loais Arrives
Chlcago and 81 Louis neat afternoon Dinins ca.
Gas p 4 go later foot W, i2d 8, chleaso ant
~ Louis Limited. Daily for Utica. syracuse koca-
eater. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST LsuIs-
40 = NJ. DAN, for Ctiea Syracuse Rochester. Buff
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
6iao T. M, Daily for Albany. Uttca Syracuse RochaD-
ter. buffalo. Nnxsra Falls Toronto. Detroit. ckvs-
land. Chicago and 81. Loua
Time tables at principal hotels ana orcss Bassaxs
checked from Hotel Residencs by westeott Express
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
moderate demand sale- Il 600 bales, speculation and
uioTl 1900 American. 1000, receipts 19VV, AIneri-
car 2ooC mldirg upland ~ ID futures opened barely
resy sellers as ga decline, closed steady az 2T2 ia
NJ decline Januarv l2'3s January February. olzzs
F.errsry March l2-s Narch-A1rl l6s. April May,
tBkt. Aas-Jlne 9 i4G8 H. June-July. l5l.s. July
@Iz4ti-1l6s.s Augusi-s-f;eInber. l6izs September
gieetr 5l5ih October evember 3l61sbi November
@csrlter Us Manchester yarns quiet ana hrm
coTToN~The Gotten Exchange vas the scene Of we'll
t-Nane1 speculative activity and far wider rahte O.
'a.afeas n prices \ sharp deoiin. followed hy
-i snarpe- rally TIE break - 2n2'T-"+a a. -'iNe
700 caused realizing the opening call mere Win
ooos-q1srt decline o. lbs p'irts II soon became ap
i'A nat heavy huyng or4ers we're ir the mafhe' ana
shs M sHorts we're eager ~ take acyaniags " any
80 order - cover their contracts Prices ther-1.re
resR Fecesred and the market showed great actNlty
's on Holin-r- orders feature, WIN pfelr-.'r
IL, ef1cec toward MAY and Angus conrdcls II
stsAiaee nat tns buyns for covering SNORT IN
ss iAst were created before the boom IN cotton com
l-e. pher shorts covered freely. Parties with Liver
-. nasctons sold freely es-.y IN he session out
.-J were ouyirg cotton eagerly. The reaction rom
- az ceene accelerated by indications 81
iSe1's a. the ports and the interior towns iof
81 ssin. sleet and being indicated for me
-. ~ a. p me MsssS ppi and cold weather west on
src - --l'!n1el stability and activity IN the souih7Ih
sp---~ 80 " cotton cloth markets and IN American
M -e1N-s were also reported while edvices from
49,, indicated u1ahated speculative energy IN
ups.. npsgs9u the session August contracts led the
rlsT,- .'feneat while by ell means the most active
c.oea 80. .n7 M hs the market drew toward the
Mo- al suhsiced a little but. taking the day as
no s,-., az oae o. encouraging condition There was
fra A. ..,.'.ltihg material The market was nnaiy
- usures c. The .sv -
~ isnte OF cont,a., ....- . a., 49,, 1870. =. A.,
VS. g. iolsxs. P'''Va III me i0ra' HaiA'' Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

,ssya S.x-YorE whitsnal Terminal south FssT ana
'oo' Of "' .paxl- tEscsp, Sunday Sunday 49,
rurc. co "a 20 a m, from Liberty street orlD. In
p n sHs csso n. from Liberty street 0niy''
'S cfs!e. 2 n ST ioyns. 's0s m. SIS p n
NJ" ROYAL BLUE, TRAINS; ,,,.,
wAsHINGToS. bALriMoRs ~ ' s5S.r So..s5s
.:Roysi Limited" Exclusive Pullman Tram
,pinsr) '555 .. ard 'i. 10 nish' NOhFoi-A ''@Se
2. m
,2T Bower ~ Y. sse s4+ Fditon-st, brooklyn WIT
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or 'ssHsnes
to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOB PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
Fran foot OF Liberty St
Week ',so 500 10 90 niso pni.s ca n,aSs
car 600 ~ Is nd, su,aays $50 192 q 20 20
D,nins Car 100 r NJ iois mdt Additional trains .or
Phisde phia week days. 7+s. 200 A. ~ 20 40 t'S'-
Tickets and parior car seq, q, foot % s s.
wsv M SIR Az. n n ls,h st. i53 East l2.th 81,
west i2sh e' Columbus az Nss %ian.SSrr
m. 7 Transfer Co will csll for and enecS baggage
from hotels or residences TO destination
sF'rorr Liberty 81 only
tFrom South Ferry at SIS p ~
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OTHER slARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

chicaro Jan - -Foss-Estmatei receipts to-day
$4,000 head let 544i slow and weak to &c 9wsT
81 s7s, rough 50 5Sdt3 80. Workers 81 $685. 10 cattle
P.cept. Ia 900 head steady. Beev@s S4gf6 10. Gov.
ana heier- s2as Texas ~ eofs5 sockers ard
feeders 81 2ODs 80 ...o..,s. -.,,.
cinclnnntI Jan. % Hogs active 81 301t3 -. Cattle
strong 81 s06ss sheep weak s. &Gsi lambs weak
$sds5 - 81. . -. -. -. ,h,o,v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26


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i-stt not fullr .ag vac arm bui fears that Lv-
st.. n 0YeT1ca Us T,,,e y our nrmness operated as
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N n. bass 81 81 ~ higher ieve. - values BIDS
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asr.s asiipa,,s5 isk.'s In speaking Il the cloth
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s1H A. ir~t.s a., eI9lns weighing ysras 70 the n
80 az sc Der 80 "tIe, weighing Al yards n the n
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~ year ssie. " IA itc ant Q lGc respectively
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