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New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

Cash quotations follows Flour steady; No 3
spring wheat c2aGec No red e796sc; No corn $2q
24c: 40 white 2slsa26so: No 3 white 25a26c: No z
54G5jc; No barley, 3Sd43c No haxseed. 81 3Tq
81 20: NJ y. W, 81 37Gsi 30: prime timothy seed
81 37kGs2 40: clover grade 81 7JGss:
per bbl 81 73ass lard per soas5 % short RIBS
sides N0nsel 81 S0GS5 Is; dry satef shoulders boxed
s. 372GS5 50 short clear sides oxe s. ijdS5 90 whis
cut loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter nrm creameries 1Gd26c dairies
14a22c. Cheese easy, Ihql2Ac Eggs easy; fresh
Cincinnati Nov 4-Flour steady WHEAT easier; No z
red zoe. Corn dull; No mixed. 82kc Oats quiet; No
mixed 25%q2Gc Rye dull No 2 Coo. Butter firm
Sugar easy Eggs firm. Tic. Cheese quiet.
Milwaukee Nov 24.-Wheat firm: No / Northern s7hc;
No Northern 65Qesc. Rye steady: No l. 55i4c Barley
Irregular; No 2, 44c; sample 37gi34c
Minneapolis Nov 24-Cose: whea, IN store, No
G8AQG6Ho. on track: No 1 hard. 66Ac No ! Northern
64hc; No Northern, e1%c Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia. Nov. 24-wheat dull and &c lower: con-
grade November i.TT0i1c md
lower; No mixed November 3ska3sTc. Oats firm:
fair demand: No 2 white cllppef 22c: 40 2 white do
creamery 27c; do prints 2sc Eggs firm fresh
nearby 2+; do Western 23c: DO Southwestern 22c:
Southern 2oc Cheese quiet but steady Receipts
$4,000 BUSH oats % 900 bush. shlpments-Whea 200
bush: corn, $500 BUSH oats 1000 bush.
ST. Louis. Nov. 24-Closing: wheat-No 2 red cash.
6siac: December. s7ikd6T%c: May 72Rc: No hard
6JhG67c CornNo cash. 3Otc; December. soss T30lic
May. 25c: No white. 26*c.
cash, esc: December, SIC; May. 7sSc Com dull
steady; No mixed. 33c Oats dull lower No . mixed
23isc. Rye nominal: No . cash 56c. Covsrsetd dull
higher; primo cash. old. 81 7o December, s. 80.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,
The Avenue of Travel south ana sou'h"e'
CUBA MEXICO a CALIFORNIA.

The Avenue of Travel south and Southwest,
CUBA MEXICO a CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from Pennsyyania r. X.
station Daily 2sd st. rilandt and Desbrosses St
s.rThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CO.. tInndt Streets is nve minutes later than
lint given below for Twenty-third street
station. - .,.,, ,Nu- MS. e,.-,-
csrs New York TO Atlanta, New Orleans Savannah
and Jacksonylle Fla. Dining Car Washington and
~ p Nm Y. & FLA. EXPRESs-Pulman Draw
-, Roon Sleeping Cars. New York 20 Columbia. Sa-
vannah jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta.
2,25 n. M.-WASHINGTON a CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED VIA LYNCHBtRG-Pullman Drawing Room
eieerfng Cars New York Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat
tano0ga New Orleans and Memphis. Dining Cars.
Radford and Alfalfa. . -. - ..
A.25 P M.-WAsHINGrON SOUTHWESTERN LIN
1TFD-puman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
york 10, Atlanta New orleans. Birmingham. Memphis.
Ashevlle Knoxville Chattanooga and NASHVILLE Din
ing car serves meals, New York and New Orleans.
TSurist Sleeping Car, Washington 70 San Francisco.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
New York and Florida Limited nnest train IN the
world resumes service January 49, 1900. between New
York and Augustine.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 27I BROADWAY.
N.L CANNON J. N. CULP,
IA yiee-Pres a Ienr Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
w. A. TURK. O. p n
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
Railroads..
pENNSYLVANIA
II RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTV-THIRD STREET AMI
DEsBRossEs and coRTLANDT STREETS.
srThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third stree
station. except where otherwfse noted
ZOO A. VI. FAST MAILmited to two BUFFET PAID
. Chicago iS So coaches Go l'GSrf 10 rss1s sasSP"s
S5s FAST bIynRjSoTf n9f fSyefpd
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. smoking and os.sr.a.
on cars For Chicago Cleveland Toledo C'ncinns
1.55 T.. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
For Louisvils Uia cincinnatD. Indianapolis Chicago
6.55 2. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago Fo'
100 p. N. SOUTHWESTERN BxPREss-For Pitts
gnrg, CIeyeiand Nashville (va cncinnau) i"usVihss
7.55 II. VI: PAciFfc' ExPREss-For Pi,tssurg. and
11hieaso For Knoxville. daily. VIA Shenandoah FaieS
s5 r. NJ NAIL fr SD ssTeass RES sisaTs Bun.,
Sleeping car New York 70 Altoona East Liberty Pits
-. WASHINGTON CAN AND n'' '1Hf TnE SOUTH.
20 o % 800 1910 Dssbrosses and Coriandd strests
ans Sa DiRss s1rs Sa ~
as Dnlns Car 45s Cplnns s1S Carl % 3 p M. i2i6
I2s5 % sssneay % 20 500 1888 IL pipnS ca ara o,n: %
Gsrs' s. ~ p tsS Dining car. As Dining cAp s2s
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY.-Expres, s25. AS p. m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LTSE.1Erpress. SIS Z. m. and o.,
TTFs4PF4SE TdF oI5 R6I4 ONO RAwaytS5 e:ny
ATIsyT1g TeiSfdys cTTy an Soi m daily Through v.,,
bued Train Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach. and
Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l255 2. m veek-days
FOR points on New York and Long Branch Railroad !ron
West Twentythird Street Station. s.J5 a lltO.
20. and i55 .. m. sundays. 925 a. m, 435 p m
Orom Desbrosses ana Cortlandt streets) 900 a ms
1870 $40. and $40 D. m. sundays As a a Sl5
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
8lO Deshrosses and COrtandt Streets. 900, 49, Ioo
s25. s.55 925 C955 Penna Limited. 1910 Des6rosss
and Co-tlandt Streets 1000 Dining Carr l0S Dining
Carr, li55 m, IS, 2I0 Desbrosses and cortands
Streets 200 255. 325 3.55 4.25. AS Dining Carr.
4SS Dining carl s55 Dining Carr. 73S 50 es
m - 10 night. Sundays g. 10. SIS, s.55, a23 SoS
G-mitedl 955, 1855 .Dnlng Carr a. M. y 55 loS
Dining Carr, 325. 8 IS. 425 Dining csr 455 Dining
CaD. 5.55 Dining Carr, 7.55 s35. 90 p m, l2jo
night.
Ticket Offices 4Gf 1isa 1884 III and 2si Broad
way: Astor House; West Tweny-third Street sationt
and stations foot ot Desbrosses and Cortlsnd Stress
Court Street $50 Fulton Street % Broadway ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; Station, Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII call rr
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination.
Telephone 'ei4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad CAb Service.
J. y. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
lila go
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
o-.,rr,p vARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov. 24-No prime cattle sale Others
t a. steady prices Prime feeders firm, stockers dull
ca =, choice 81 BOOST poor 70 medium. Sass p:
, ,,o.ir,-s s31S3 -: selected feeders s. 2OdS4 10
n@11 M cb.ics cows So 5OqS4 25 hefers 50 2Jds4 90;
sn-ers si 75qS3. bulls 50 25dSi: calves. si6s7 fed
1eyas beeves 81 25qS5 grass Texas steers, SS 5gsi
Western range beeves sass -.
Western range heeves Sass p, H9ss fairly active:
-. frver. far clearance mixed and butchers SO Sod
So GOOD 20 choice heavy SO s7sQs4; rough heavy 81 5g
e. light Sc SGdS3 gi bulk = sales 81 81 -0S3 e2
So Nartet steady: good lambs 10c higher; native
,ette-s 81 G0aS4 40: lambs S4Ts5 - Western wethers
so --asa western lambs e. Soas5 20 Recepts-Catte
90 beaf. h0rr ~ coo head; sheep. 6.O0o head
Ci,erneff Nov 24-Iogs lower 81 iOflS3 ~. Cattle
strong higher. SO 5gS.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

r,vsrn9oi Nov. -. { .. neutrality-suspicious. busi-
rss tone prices 3}2f higher American middling fair
! iG-a2l. good mIddlng 4'.i; middling 1921; low
y, Jll'ng 1924: good ordinary, 27-32d. ordinary.
q 9f 99f The sales ~ the day were 1900 bales. of
Ih 600 f0r speculation and export and Included
y, too American Receipts - 900 bales. including 90 900
rericau Futures orened firm and closed quiet at the
aS,erce. American mIddlng. I c. November. s-Cin
. c41 sellers. November and December. 7-G4G4 so4d
seils-s. December and January. 456fai htif buyers
T.-+,rv ana February. A-64d buyers; February and
&arch 9-G4d BUYERS March and April, 26444 3-64d
..ir.. suru and May 1-Gf64 2-G4d buyers; May and
80 c4G huvers June and July. 4d4 l-Gid buyers;
I+i~ a,f August "A sellers: August and September
3 81 flaa -Gti huyerF.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL,
FN-FTI p = II1s1-
HARLEM DIVISION.


pl2 A. NJ and 855 7. n Daily. except Sunday 70
Ptsheld sundays only at 02O A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. -
Ticket Offices rs. 26i Alb and 1915 Broadwsy 20
Union Sd W. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 18th -.
10Th st. and 13s,h So stations New YORK oSs ana a."
Telephone Cortlandt' for New YORK CentraI CAP
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
"GFoRGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. 2i.-Cotton firm; mlddlng. 5-lee low
,f4irg f5iGc. good ordinary q 1-l6c. net receipts
654 bales gross sG4 exports % Great Britain. o"s'
ssies . 4s5. spnners 90: stock 246 s96 -
itsi,irr0-e Nov "a Cotton nominal midfllng Tie
low middllng &c: good ordinary. 5-i6e; net receipts
37s bales gross sos, exports 70 the CONTINENT lp
coastwlse 800: stock 22.uIA.
savannah. Nov. 2f.--Cott0n steady middlng 8-loc
io uiddllng li-iGc good ordinary ll0ci rece ptA
4isa bales; exports eoAstwse. s2ie sales SS5: stock
Memphis, Nov. 24-conon s,sadyi middlius. 7so low
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
Go hhom Jt Hlap Concern.
COMMERCE COMMISSION,

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION,
washington.-Railway Safety Appliances.-Notics is
herebv given that railroad companies have ap-
rad TO the Interstate Commerce Commission for further
extension OF time 0or the period Of year. or until
January / 1901 within which % equip their and
locomotives with automatic eoupers and power brakes
as Sections and or Act approved March
S93 relating to the equipment OF and locomotives
with safety appliances and that hearing upon such
appllcations will be had the Office OF the Comms-
sion IN the city OF Washington y. c., on WEDNESDAY.
DEFENDER 9TH at 10 o'clock a. m. at which time
nd plsce all persons interested will have opportunity TO
heard person BY counsel whether for or against
such extension and may forward by mall affidavit,
statement or argument bearing upon the question. BY
order OF the Commission. EDW. A. MOSELEY. Sec
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 1899

229 bales: gross 1862 Shipments 307s; sales. 400
stock. 1899. i7i55I: 1898 144.530
Louis Nov. 24-rotton hrrn: middllng. 5-iec low
mdding. l5-l6c good ordinary 9-i6c net receipts,
p63 bales gross S175 shipments 1881 sales, 100 stock.
1850
New-orlesns Nov. 2l-Cotton firm; middlng 75-l6c;
low miTiling Lice good ordinary. 6g-l6c; receipts
754f bales; exports the Continent 2255; coaswise
4.079 sales. 1000. stock corrected 333. sol.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHLDULE IN II TENt -'|'' ~ |
FOR THE WEST.

SCHLDCLE IN E-FFH1NI -ND,' 1'' ]-'
FOR THE WEST.
r..,. S.,x York south Ferry (Whitshaii TsrminADs
ana foot Of Liberty street ,s,
A"N .nanv tExcept Sunday. sSuncsyh
cHIcA2io. .4ao a M. Liberty street only. 'l-so
p Trs m sURG - 50 a. m. dber,y street onlyD. 'ssS
p ,1nN;;cIIIhrI n;; a. sT LOUIS 1000 a m. 'sw p m.
4-''0 's" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 800, 1000 CDnsr).
.iiSo a. m. DINER. 100 ,. m qiner) 'iso 1Dtner.
90 IN Royal IAm!ted" exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
and Cafe) Diner. '355 NJ Oiner) and Ola 10
night NORFOLK, fl0O p. m
s All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices: iis lT2 2Gl. 43i i2s4 Broadway Is Union So
" I2T Bowery y. Y. 33e Fulton st. llSb Fulton ST..
y-,sLyn. Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. BagxaA
Ibsckei from hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations West 49, Coant aud DestroSes Streets
(penrS X x. Ferres)
Tine 2 Street Other figures Co-t'sndt or Desorode0
Streets Daily ercep, Sunday. sunesy leaves .3Pk Other
trains daily Sunday leaves Sunday leaves e3
4 sunday leaves s.l3P.n SUNDAY aves3.3Ps.
t.8.5J, 30 A.. ". Local FOR EAsTON.
'7.JJ eS.10h. For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS sndl
West and principal local points Paor and DinSs Cara Con
meets for Coal Branches- -.
ppssaS HsraSmest train IN tie wofd Ifntsd 10 ssstg
eapey Due Buffalo sf5P connecting vita through sesps
Detro., Chicago. Dlr.rs Car service 10 carte
'I2.23, I.0Qr.x For WiLkESsAkI;E; sccsASIoSN4
y'y.I0.y3.20P.M. Local forMATCH GHUNR WA
'5,53 xG.1OR,s thicsgo Eestioue Limted. Tor NIACH
ARK FILLS points West Through Sleeping Cam 10 Chicago
-z.5J. 500 Pm Exposition Express FOR BUFFAIo ~
!s.j5, s.00pn For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFSAIS
end West. sleeping Cars 70 Chicago.
PLAISFIELD and B0l Nd BROOK ocsls, daoy exoepo
Sunday; 'l0..4 5IA. NJ - 10. 20 'e9ane GSrM 49,.
Tickets ard Pullman accommodations az l3 81 10 - ~ -
1854 Broadway . linton square West 2S Co'rmbus Ave- 4
- Bdvy and Annex station. Brookyp
from hotel
residence through 70 dfsnaH0n
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
6orses an6 Carrlaeas.

WANTED Light Buss seat six for family use, or
w three quarter Rockaway, second hand. Mall par
,iculars D. O D. No 81 Bright St. Jersey City y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

COTTON-There was no lack Of spirit operations on
The Cotton Exchange to-day, and compared WIN lhs
comparatively price variations. penduao
iurng day OF sufficient scope 70 satls
the most exacting operator. Following a sudden ana
somewhat unexpected uplft OF proportions IN
the Liverpool market the opening here was nEl' Win
the bull faction Immediately sought 10 rout their op
and aggressveiy purchased the general s SoP
trders circles reached, and feverish
scramble progress. Before the per
l. points above the close Of yesterday. NotWh
standing that prOt-taking later caused hurres OF re
comfortable position. Liverpool and the
Continent good buying orders the South and North
rn spnners purchased the January March and May posi-
lions The bear d0ubly. by
spirit shown quite generally this and advance
sensational manner tomorrow. during which
market VIII be closed Wa. street took profits this
mornings advance but much Of the cotton sold
purchased late in the afternoon In addition bull
lsh cables. public and private bulls
vices from the South the effect spot prices were
forging rapidly upward endous genera demand
light receipts, strong statistical
abroad. report Fall River ma some
pieces extras had changed hands al fun prices
otn market strong and tending upward The local
ket closed steady AZ net advance OF % points A
Wall street commission house authority the fol
owing: 1t Is to-day reported from Liverpool that
tet preliminary the near future of a
telucei crop The q reduction in their
crop figures would be largely increased demand from
ioreign sYinners who have thus far season been
3as.ne their operations upon the expressed by Mr
Nell with regard % the crop outlook" Secretary Hester
y NE NeW-Or.eans Cotton Exchange gave the
E 81 bales week ago 542 6l2 year ago 5s6 0s6
bales IN 1897 and 43l gg4 bales According 10
Wecal cable from Liverpool the Of crop estimates
the ljC of Liverpool Cotton Assocation
S FOR crop Of 1o07l5UO bales
The prices the local market 70 da
vas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentins shade easier. Rosin was
steady Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81 iO do oil bhls. 81 Is.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-50RN -
ROSIN-C0mmon 10 good strained, 81 3ogsl 80, y,
81 80. F. 81 50: g. 81 60: r. 81 65: 81 20; X. 81 9O
", 50 30; y. 50 %; W G. So so; W W. 81
STOCK on HAND.
k0sin ~ 90
Sprls ilrpehtlnes
Charleston. Nov. 2A-Turpentne market firm at 4Ic;
sales p casks. Rosln firm. unchanged.
savannah Nov 2i.Sprits turpentine firm at 81 49ls;
receipts TSs hhs. sales. l49j bos; exports, AZ bos
Rsn firm and unchanged; receipts, 2262 bbls; sales
i,2SS bbls exports. 204 hb.s. -
Wilmington. Nov 2f.-Splrlts turpentne-Nothng
doing prices Unchanged receipts So casks Rosin firm
81 02s and 81 OBJ receipts 500 bbls. Crude turpentne
weak 81 % and s. So receipts 12 bbls Tar firm, 81 90
receipts. i25 bhs
London. Nov. 24-Turpentne-spirits. s6s %.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations IN New York, foot Of Liberty ST.
Leaving e and TSm sSah saa6 Tsy Ferry eo Whitehall. ~
rrSn. sSa FAX sf'iS 5S5 10Y :; 5ilss If sss St.
For Eas,on, Bsthshea. Allentown, Mauch Chunk As,
;t9 E..Sa ;S EsisH so P o snpaa' s. '0 ''o'
For wkesbafre arr pitts,on and Scranton 400 1910 ~
NJ. 80 P; NJ sundays, .4:3o A. M .,o -.,o .o.,o
1000 fai"f iao % 'PS Reaainr ri'9 IsS
Rssdns si9sS NJ 100 css 1:s sO
he'dins' p NJ AL si2il' RkIL I,ifL ROUTE.
r station. on he New & York s end 40 Lss & ssnSs "a ssa ss
s48o b5:2s n s1ndSy:. iS o 20. .iOi5 Red Bank
o1S Tor 4 LxkEW6op o 40 $3.50 !; NJ. .i4' 1870
O 800 NJ & sGnddys Sy. ioS Ds p s.f5.s. $50 $3.50
NJ ;!5 s22 tSkshGT' s@SdoH. .65 S9H ~ c" 10
iaSshO''' 0n" r VIA II fMaTAwAN. ~
For stations between Atlantic Highland. and East Ions
hF'lia & ~ 1Pa @ aaS sSs HsAsas.
0Hly' P. NJ sun17f, VIZ isa0 iBRaxcMpoRT. PORT r A
Of Fer s19n' & SstTa $50 East ns sIaH:s m p
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHII-ADEIpHtiAA DWIsHi As49H R4ErIMoRn AND
P5oT g s9Oi % 90 L1f!sS ns sS Sinns 81 ca NJ.
Zoo Dining csF lso 900 ,Ps B2y s, Bu' lanasTs me 80
Limited iGSH Gise 5o0 5nss sso9 SaE Dining y tar
NJ $50 500 :s;sg $50 ''''' P NJ Sundays.
whie5a ST. 3e i5a %. 2st las. OBJ ss0ss- 9;
27s west i25th ST. 245 Columbus Az. New York Court
ST. $50 Fulton st. r. sS 3 BT0sdTsy ss M Da aSss
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
.F8% FTo% ESfFiy E6Sin Ferry sf ofs AZ: minute, earlier
aFrom South Ferry at 9:20 A. N.
;Erom Il T2H' soat5 sS14 Fstryy a: $:5S 7: i:
LFrom South Ferry al 800 +. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

The maximum estimate this year was II oOo Ooo bale.
and tho minimum s4700OO -
, ssatisaea situation In Liverpool. according TO
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

mated az ", receipts at NewOrleans officially esti
seeI sn1 ~ V 70 1900 bales. 404 last
oeee s 1oooo last year At Houston. 1880 10 ~ 800
year ago. ''" 4''"0' "''N asO anu -"'-Vo
sares ~ ~ the ports and points to-day com
49, WIN the same day last week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

80 cotton closed steady with prices &c higher on
S esis o; Nc for mddng upland and SC for middling
30 sales. Southern markets officially reported
sspe..a. wires follows: New-Orieans firm, lice
sSf az al e-l6c; Mobile hrm. &c higher at 7Ac savan-
~ 1sqly. &c higher at 3-l6c. Charleston firm at
trss- "nmngton steady at re Norfolk steady Lice
ufsSs = 'sc; Baltimore nominal al TAG: Augusta
f1s :, louis Louis firm. 1-lGe higher at 5-l6c.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

Rio-Conee market weak No Rio. esl25 exchange
u5-iCd receipts 1890 bags cleared for the Inlted
1000 cleared for Europe 1000 bags STOCK
e. eco bags. .-,,-.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

.ers average or crop estimates Of local Exchange mem
'Oi ''ls ana previous years given below:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-25

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton
5000 business doing sales 1000 bales speculation and
export 1000; Amt rican HOO: receipts 5000:
can 10000; middliag upland. 1874; futures opened
steRdy TO points higher; closed quiet. TO points
net higher; December-January, 4.O0i4b. January-Feb
ruary. 40ib; February March 4O3b MaTch-April 4O2a
4oSi April-May. 4OlTb; May-June. 4Otb: June-July
4c0hb; July-Augus 4OOs: August September g. ID:
November, 4Osias; Noyember-December. 4O7tas.
cheser-Yaras-MoIe demand. Cloths-N0derate demand.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29
Government Ownership.

How can the people [govern-
ment get possession Of the rail.
roads?
Total length OF roads. 176,461
miles.
Stocked and bonded at $11,O0O.-
100000.
Now, let us see.
No respectable authority denies
that $4,000, 100000 OF the $11.O00,-
100000 is water, wind and fraud.
OF the remaining $4,000 900, 600
government land grants, state.
county and municipal bounties
cover SO, O0O,0O0,000.
Leaving $2,OOO,O00,OO0 to be ac-
counted for.
Stockholders, bondholders and
supernumaries have drawn interest
and dividends on the water" the
land grants and bounties as well
as unreasonable fees, amounting
to at least $4,O00,O00,O00, which
leaves the railroad corporations as
a whole indebted to the people
government at least $4,000, 00O,-
900.
In lofty spirit OF generosity the
Kansan proposes that the people
assume, or rather resume, owner>
ship of the roads. Instead OF
sending the rascals to the peniten-
tiary, cancel the debt, and tell the
scoundels to steal no more.-Pitts.
burg Kansan.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

or j. running a campaign in the
usual way oi reiormers. YOU are mi--
taken. The committee f gradually
beard fences and the body
ri trees On the roadside. with
with posters containing the plat
form and placard, On the subject
Of Direct Legislation. It's not
party from away back.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29
ROBERT A. TURNER, EDITOR.
WHO CAN AN WER.

Below we publish tw" extracts
properly credited, we presume, as
We clip them from a Colorado paper
that is supposed to be thoroughly
reliable. that are out OF line with
the national administration, If
they are correctly credited or incor-
rectly reported "e should like to
know a. they are T. Us a genuine
literary curiousity. The extracts
are here below and We intend send.
ing marked copies to the editors
OF each Of these journals and We
bec OF them TO either confess
or deny Here they are;
when the rebels fled they left
behind them several five-inch guns
and ammunition marked 'U. 5.
navy yard. Where did they get
these" -Chicago Tribune.
"Probably from Admiral Dewey,
when he was encouraging and help
ing them to fight for their indepen-
dence. '-Springfeld Republican.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

The free coinage OF silver will
not solve the money question; it
will not even be step toward it.
solution. 1t will be merely little
palliation Of present evils. We can
see no reliei-permanent-in tie
money question outside OF a large
issue of full legal tender greenbacks
absolute and irredeemable. Call
this what you may, treachery, gall.
or what not,-its our honest
opinion iearlessly expressed and we
will stand by it through thick and
thin.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

LET u reason together a citi-
zen- Of Il common country and a.
men who desire the best for all,
and not as divided partisans who
desire ~ good unles-itcome, from
our pet party or through our
particular and individual plan.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

The man who will stop to split
hairs while the mighty conflict
RACES against corrupt partisan
machine rule could have played
second fiddle for Nero while Rome
was burniug.-Advance Guard.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

THE people OF this country will
never have anything better as
long as they are content with that
which we have.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

The political machines have
destroyed the liberties Of our people
and these liberties can only he re-
stored by the smashing of these
machines, Will it be done?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-09-29

Any man who will quietly sub
nit to the will Of the political boss
ought to be deprived Of his vote.