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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

COTTON cotton market made a net gain OF 244
non,s -o-sav After opening steady al ar advance OF
SG4 points which proved 20 he the highest eVeI OF .e
,essn he market became quiet and remained So while
ain+airt,R generally firm uncert Trading was for
le mos par local covered early following Eng
sn cables which fully good rs expected Holders
q tns point were uucn encouraged by caues
regarding the prosperity z Lancashire cotton spnners the
some mills making net p-ohs Il 10 10 ana even
Suppieuen-irg these reports were me nc
cations Z continued activity spot cotton az Liverpool
oays sales reaching - 100 bales including 1000 oaes
American while the future list Liverpool nettec lo4d
advance A. The time exports were seen q be
running compared Win receipts NE
ratio almost double trat OF receipts fe
Of subscing interest on the part
exnor-ers spnae-s In cotton n the
today accounts pointed toward
energy activity = ere was some Invest
men, demand OF these conditions. but not
son after The opening under selling movement ;or
The part tor realizing long contracts Al no ue
however. could the market be called weak. Popular
pre- lions pointed 70 subscing movement Tor me re
tprae-s and from TIE markets cutie In keep
favorable reports cahlei from English spin
ming centres while weather reports from The cotton oet
wer- also of ouLisn nature making the sum OF we
remained the absence u part Of the public
The market was fnsiy steady a net advance ~ 2n+
points A leading barking house II It's cotton letter
OF 70 IA says Evidently discounted in price
likely 10 develop connection With the current crop %
iostfy any radical there is on the other
nand no immediate - material decline. nor
WI mere % long investment demand continues
between domestic consumers and exporters EXISTS
a. me south The basis 1r substantial and susta ned
improvement must In al probability be found in radical
acreage decresEe spring which =. reasons pre-
lousy sef forth likely be realized.
was as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads,

All through trains stop Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,
Trains leave Grand Central Station as foIoN'
$50 A. M-l)sily except sundays The Yamous
Fastest Train In VOID. Due Buffalo "a, r ~
Niagara Fails 532 I. NJ Toronto. 900 r ~ "
troit. II 10 II Limited 20 It's seating capaci,y.
S.45 A Mast MAIL Dany-For Buffalo Niagara
1870 A NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday. , r.'
20 Buffalo and all important New YORK star p9 III
LOO p M.-SOUTTfW ESTERN LIMITED ana IL
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Cnrirnou'' N
$3.50 M-TROY AND Albany EPEClAL" eA''''
SUNDAY. Stops az important stations .. h,r,
900 7. Make SHORE LIMITED. r ry c,..rysisns
train 70 Chicago. Via Lake shore, Dn s.,,-, ana
I:lo A. NJ due Chicago 400 p III S'ee'S
600 P M-wEsrERv EXPRESS. paily-FOr Niagara
Falls Toronto Cleveland. chicago 49, g. --,v
6.2o ?. M.-NORTHEPN EXPRESS iailyo..ss.orr, IVY
100 M.-ADrRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MO'-
TREAT. EXPREss. Daily. --r,-rsrrPS
$50 M-BLFFAto ~ sotyr ,sr.r a Fails
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and St LOUIS n..,.
9.10 P. M.-PACIFTc EXPRESS. Dsny-ror ~ ~
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago; az, Isl
cept SATURDAY for Cape Vincent ard the s,cs 70
1910 nish,.-MIDNTGHT EMPRESS. ror sunday
nights, Chicago sleepers leave at . 10
HARLEM DIVISION
ei15 N. and 3:55 NJ oDaiy, ,ycep' s'"'A''
Pftishaid 2 D;.eo 4. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated Nth Ffrtsch Light. , s..,,,
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand cer,,,sr S.s
235 Columbus Ave 81 West 25h St. lid r. a.
ara 7efh station New York s3s and I25 FUTON o'
and i06 broadway 2 D.. Brooklyn - - 49, y,rx
Telephone 279O Thrty-eiRh'h Stree, TOT ~ r..-
Central Cab service. Baggage checked iro''' "o' -
C1OpTr Z. DANIELS General Passenger Asen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

1Avsrpooi Jan g. p u-Cotton-sPot GOO 9us e.
- -s'~i.4s unchanged American middling far 80
god Kidding ss-d mo lns SO oM 19S T
s. sav we're u bales. % which LEGO we're
~ snscuafion and export ami included lg,v Anerlca
~. PF, ~ po bales all American Futures opened
80. uith A moderate denant. and closed sleaiy Ahri
lean rnltdllnE January -osd s-.s's x,h "a
t.,.rs March and April SD buyers APRIL ara NAY,
. ..fsr- Hev md S'4d sellers. June ara
Jsi, i4d sellers. July and August . ; oie se.ers
az senterlber 3 s-64G3 g-S+d sellers septeioer
as S5.,,hs- q s4d sellers October and november
% A. huver. Novcnb-r and December s-e4gs ieo4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
Railroans.
p DENNIS l YLVANIA
RAILROAD.

QNNU ! " &8&v8o
RAILROAD.
ana f DssssossEs and .sd coRTLisDr STREET. "A,
LTh. eaying ume rom pssoF9sss' ssa S.oS FOE
E-ssS ihsd s;.,IPP: nar., p.r,.. g.
New York to Pisours Sleeping Car pIttssurs I" Chi
$50 4 W PESNsYLvxNfx LI1ITE29TJsS y,,%:.
ton Cara ~ Chicago cisv.lsnd Toledo Cincinnati
ssi.afM' I9a,vs =, L1 s LOUIS ExPeEss-
sor Nashville via cineInnatD Indianapolis |''s-s~
$50 p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago 70
..to p. VI sor S-sHraTnv ExprEss-Tor Pitss-
40 r. " Gns"p sypp sFor F,.oSs ard
Chicago cona.c, q, cS.ysis5s except saturday
afsep'nr Ca " Ma NAL ND T, Ta, Esr1s1 Ps;.
burg ard no,n,. We, daiiv srcsr, ssna sDrru
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50. SD 30 80 ,pinns Carr, 1859 Dnins o Ar,
a. m. 1880 100 3.3o Congregational Lin All P e
$50 R3ns Is Cos: a. .ao ssnasy f.s
Dining Cars. 40 ans cara 40 ipnns Carr $50
s6rTHERN RXiLwAY-Erpr... 40 p m. isc night
ATLHNTIc COAST LrNE.-ErDres.. 30 a n ,aa SO
f5E ob g5sf rH9 9SYSsT IxD p
n x Mes@ c 1.xv ard 40 m s.,y p..sross..
aa-:' Fafi s'' car. s p Sc c'ssS ard Coz"
fA Ear h9sSss F.ssl, g.: .s.:y o.. Dee,
Grove and Poirt Pleasant c'-on w-s' Tw.ssv-sAirs
Street Station) $50 a. n. l., 70. = ~ snr ~ W
sunesv. ~ n Iso . f'rc- n.r.r,..S sna
Cor'snft s,r~e,s). 10 m - 80 ~ and oio ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
elo TO $50 8 20 $50 30 ~ 50 Psnna Limited. ~
S7 % 10 ce 9 PiS 9slS S.r car. 30 80 aias d.s
iFO C1inins carr lac $50 p m. "a. nsst s1ndaZZs
Go ~ ~ $50 nlmierfl. 30 1880 fDfnine
csrl a. m ~ DINING CAR. $50 40 pinias cAr.
$50 Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr 70 SD D me-
rt. 8as.. s.A 10. "a III 20 :,r =!
sfston stations to-, Of rs-erc.s.s srs r,r'i.n1s
Court ssD Fulton street, % Broadway
ara P.nnsyivsnia Annex station eroosiyn s..siosy
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer COMPANY VII cal
for ara cneck baggage from hotels anc residences
r.ispbHrs Ply rirs;.-rsa Street Pennsylvania
Rni-osS Cab Service. 1880
J 5 HUTCHINSON. n "pon
General Manager S>nsrNi rassr 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

ZOO E1chnnse special Liverpool clhles-spot cotton
--inant y coo bales sreculsi.rr export.
riS american 10 90 receipts 1900. American. 1900
ch.n.ft upland. 5-32d futures opened steady. IN
a0es closed steady A. la ne; advance January.
NJ. Sanusr-f eb-usry 3O2s Feor-ary-AIarch. 3O5o.
Jnns ,Apfi! 3Oi0. April-May 300s. May-Jure oas
sOSL.uy 30ls. July-Augus7. 30ss; AusYst-September
xCeh's sepieHo~r-October. 2D5s. October November
sesS SosshOef December, 3CJ1s. Administrations
Isly cloths q4ie, and firm
a. AND AEAL-Winter s.ro.rhfs firm to
p-c. 70 N good demand owing relatively nigh
sne unehans~d sprns osSsnss IA aoss. % winter
clear - ssgss g. winter patents. 50 75gs4 spring
No 2 sVsS 10; extra No ! winter 81 s51s3; extra
bacSwh.aI " Ioasz so grade g. e7e % Grrlye
auo hour 81 JO4S1 05 RYE FI.OUR-Birrner
sA"s>d' Good to fair. g isSass . fancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

cash quo,ator. we're follows Flour quiet 70 :
-pr'ar vieat s7aG,c " spring wheat, "a ~ ese 10
X cats 26Hc No white 2oa2eisc NJ Waite
2sa2sA W rye 54g54 &c Nc esrsy t !ss 90 %
re.s rrk Der bb 50 $3.50 lard per 100 T. 81 go
IS 70 short ribs sdes Goose 81 $685. dry saited shoe
sugars ri- loaf gei On he Produce axcnenge
,oiav the butter market was Arm creameries l+g1,5c
tsi-ies i2qisc Eggs fresh. 25g2oc Cheese STEADY
C~ncinna, Jan 5Fleir s,saty. Wheat :tssey; No 2
saSsT sieaay Egg arm &c. cheese nrn
90 isc 10 > Northern 67GGS, RE ,gher' No l. % nc
Bar..v Arru No ? 50isc sample. 4la1o'-c.
Minneapolis Jan Wheat easy. January. sTAe: May,
%orSaer s7, 10 s5 r9gS ap so sr. .
c'es~ So sOGS2 so "a bulk. SsnSs %
Philadelphia Jan Wheat steady hut quiet "a
81 T,nuarv 75 T75i-c corn dull and "a over -
rnived January Cd 4is.a42c Lamar new to.utISS
ge-qs4c 10 mixed clipped. 3sc3Siac Butter Gull ana
prints ic loweF' tansy ,h nsarSy Sc. do West
e-r &c 10 Southwestern. 2+c Do southern 90 '
An, Receipts-Flour 800 Sbls 1000 sacks w sS
Wheat, 500 bush corn lo"" ousn o3s '''0V'
:. rou,. Jan s-F1our dull but Arm and unchanged
whaar-Oprions weak 'srl-sc .wer s, H. s-4&c
r,', g. - Contra c,ionaly lower for ope.hs III
sr. weak ana over NJ cash a9c lamar .
Nay , - o94c MAJ CSC Rye nominaiy. SIC Bran
-rse,tie4- sacked track BIC butter 10 D.
ia2:sa ssr ltgi' 50 ss' n SSa'i SO Lard
easy easy @ Dsin. steam IS IS choice IS IS
roleeo Jan 5.-whest lower weak; No cash: H. -,
Nav 7sL.c Corn active lower. No mixed soc. Va
ta ';sady cio2e-.eed dun STEADY; prim. cash 81 30
asse; March. s. ~ asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

Savannah Jan Spirits turperne arn. .3'ac. sales
1854 boIs receipts 5f7 Rosn firm: sales 63il 6ol: re
ceirts SAC Quoted 4. B. {. n r and r 81 O. 81 10
II 81 25Gsi 90 81 -. r. 81 -. VI. 81 80. Y 81 70
G. 81 o.. " ". 81 80
Wilmington Jan spirits turpsntne Arm. 42l1G43c
-e-epts 81 casks Rosn firm a7i.casl Oo4a receipts
a. bhis crude turpentine frl 3OS2 30. receipts as
bbs Tar firm. 81 10. receipts 2o3 bbls.
London Jan 5-cacu,ta linseed-spot. sas IND In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

BALTIMORE g. OHIO e s.. r.
So S,YorH WnlleAaA Terminal South fs'' ~
loot u --..naGg Except sunday. tsundays 80
c,.rc, 90 .. 20 N from Liberty stree, oniyh -
p M ana q. Is night - ,,s--.v .rr,~s oolya.
PITTsBu re; - - 30 SIss,. M '''"
'o5 ? n, - 81 'ss0TIs ass n. 'sS p -
NEW IRoYAL BIUe TRAINS; ,.,,
WASHINGTON al ~ "a n m ~, 1Dinsr. az
~ = n - Exclusive Pullman Trs.sI 20
tpsn.r1 .ss5 . m aEd 'i-Io nisnI "OH'S~-
2. ~ ,.,-...,.. xt.h Pfntsch Light
:. rs'.ss =, 2e' 1854 p fwsy ~ = 49,
g y y FlIton-st BIZ w ~
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Jan s-FTour quiet 22so bos. spring
si9s4 s5 patents 50 95QS4 So clears and
straghts. 81 Jll$4 . rornreal hrm 92g9to per bag
steamer yellow 44ec No 2 soc Oats steady. receipts.
81 80 bush. fancy. 37a37.c SOS and 3 3GG36sc
dags Sl4 25GSl7 % Red Dog dour 81 so Butter arm
Northern. q ape Western. 2iu2l nc imitation. l5n
l6c. ladies' l4g15c Cheese firm. Northern. i0.pilc,
Western iOi-c
Rur,no Jan 6-Sprlng wheat steady No l hari.
s7sc No Northern 7Glsc. No Northern. - Ac. Win
inquiry feeling strong No red. ltte
bid on track Corn duh. No yellow 2Ds.c No yellow.
8eic No corn Sei4c 10 corn. 29c Oats firm. Offer
inrs very light NJ white S2s d32& c.. No 3 white.
af4c No mixed sic. No 2 mixed 30izc Barley higher
holders fancy. 5sQ50c choice 55G5Ic. medium
52a53c. fancy eOc choice. 5Su50~. Rre dun; NO
. en- track &c Flour h-'n
Chicago Jan 5-The leading futures ranged ss foi-
lows.
Wheat No .: Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
MAY -. !I%s5lt. 7i%ar% 7oha,9t s9h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

ep' cotton closed seadv n quotations hanged on
.n oas y osc f0r miid- upland and Cie- ,7r mddng
s-l' As compared With - Sc and i5c respectively
as yeai sales % 800 bales Tor delivery or COZ
maA spot cotton IL Southern markets tmddng ou'tedl
rrp4rel ~ wire % tse local Exchange as fo-'o"s
noble quet 5sc sales 500 bales Savannah quiet and
,,asy Sl-l5c sales 25G bales Charleston steady. o.c
sc owe 1nirgtou firm. 5'sc Norfolk quiet. 5-sc sales
oeies Baltimore nominal. 80 Augusta cnli. 5%c.
SO so bales - LOUIS steady j1sc sales 10, oales
sveston steady is sales bs,es New Orleans
80 S.s-lSc sales 1880 oales. Memphis steady ~.
sr2rt movement thus far this has been a.
- Great Britain. France Continent.
Ia 'o-tay. ........... "a 523 .24i
aus lar this week ia col % 49, GS.rO
+pta4 snce Sept ass a.. 4cg 45s $50 33S
ns.sipm a. New-Or.esns fo-morrow were orclay 20
ae 70 Be 1000 1900 bales against II 1872 naies
80. az week and 1888 bales last year To- morrow
1913 al d. lst'n tuaed ct 800 20 5000 bales.
"eshst 800 bales 1924 bales lass year.
sp AZ the ports and Interior points fo-cay COM
49, wa ne same day Last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Cosi Used exclusively
-Four trsck, ''Eiec.ro-Pneuma,ic' stgna1A
Stations New Yors foot o. Lesry It.
ev. minutes s,rii.r than given below tor Hh9U -
Trains leave foo, ~ Liberty e.
For ras1r Rethlehem. Allentown. Mach cnml -
- % -i5 a.iO NJ az NJ N Eastonl 20 go
Eastou) ~ IS q 30 E.stonl p. suncAS~ ~
600 70 Fsstou) A NJ. 100. ~ 80 800 p a..
For wllse.bsrr.. Pi,t,ton. ard sersns'n '<~ s's
For Reading ard Harrisburg at - o.. $50 - ~
co.. 20 reading ?. N. ,2i5 night sHnday+ -
IN 30 Resting) A n. 100. iso. $50 800 = -
sSn5ury L~w'.s- sns w ,ri. .ss, smS.s
$50 A. n. 100 50 sSP. i2;is night
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN dRovE.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asoury PsI. 49,
Grove and points :o.sh 70 Poin, P,sAs az esng fi
1ny M rss o5ly to Red ssno. az only % re- s.a:
sai5 $40 si5 p SUNDAYS stop. 81 Intsr,..sn ~ ~
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove' 900 rioi' Only 70 -
For Atlantic Highlands $50 $50 uo N -
40 Is So els P ". Sundays 900 A. NJ >"o r. -
FOR LAKEWOOD
$50 $50 lois A Ii. las. a'.O. '''o ,. n sos'~i
re- Lssssar.s 80 $50 io'' A NJ ''' '~ ''s'
Far Toms Rivcr ard Barregat. ~so. $50 4 L. ~
4.aO NJ Sundays. .i0:is A. .n -
For Monmouth Beach. seshtEht snh H,ghisnd5 =
Navesink 40 $50 II 30 A.. n. las. <;<o p u ss-,
days 200 A VI. 400 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

\ RMY BUILDING, WHlIthAl-L oInIn -
~ >,rv YORK CITY Jan. 8 1899 sealed proposals
- -i,-s-s vii be received here until l. CO 49, 80.
~ IN 81 $50 and then opened for supp.yins &C. 81, o.
ian, - -,nh.r hose with couplings ana ou" trs' =
y inch INOOei Specifications. etc.
an - had at this Office The rn,eG .aI. az any
~ -. ,n.-sof Preference Wi BE- gwen 10
som.s,lc production manufa , ocuct~n.
a.. Manufacture duty thereon pehs 80, Pc
ahn obtaining proposals should Pc encorseno IT,
NeIoSe tToas - te opened January Slth I-sv anu
Isss@...ed 10 A : KIMBALL. A. Q NJ o. u . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations loot West go 81 lPenn = ~. Coruzns< -
o'~ pe~brosses 81
sfrslca,e. time from West 23d 81 Other fsurss so~
49, s-or, cort!andt or Desbrossef St
.G,45. 700 A. II daily for Eastcn and intS~ssAf~
80 sn5 A. NJ iaily FOR wIlKEssnRhE sG Lax
roS ITHACA GENEVA. POcHEsTE En- BCrrAL9
vic ,pA FALLS and The West. and principal local
,.,,.s. alriny car and parior car 20 BuN.lA
sII 20 1 2 90 daily. exc OF sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOB PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
Fron foot Of Liberty St
day, 80 800 800, iG Rs. niss p'nss D.s
Car 600 p N 1918 No, SUNDAYS $50 10 90 uiiS
Dining carr NJ 30 sSss Rsya tsaenni ,rn.us sos
PhiadepSia week days. r.tc 200 A NJ So 90 an
tickets and paror e, 'e q, a. foot $50 q sf grosS
~ g. Az ri y i4,h 81. i5s East l25th St. ~
IVES, igs,h ST 25l Columbus Az. New YORK; cyrrs
., seo t,on ST BROOKLYN Is Broadway. Williamsburg
IT, ~ Y transfer CO Will ~si for ard check oasgeSs
ro-ais or residences 20 destination
.r-rr, r,iher.y St only
.rron south Ferry az - p. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
NAVAL STORES.

Though nc actual chang es made In quotations.
spirits tupsntne could probably have been secured In any
ordinary a shade below quotations. News at
hand II d!sprtng character Southern markets IN
reporting sgh'r easier ruling AZ he close
spirits urpenflne market dull. win sellers
rather than buyers Rcsn quet. but about
steady inactive. Quotations follow;
TAR-Reguars. 81 -. tnr oil bbs So Is
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--45i = 446c asked
ROSIN--C-0mmon good strained 81 40 X. u 20 y,
81 30. G. 81 55GsI 90 H. s.. l. 81 70; K. 81 So II.
81 q. y 81 10. " @ 81 40. " W 81 u.
STOCK ON HAND
Posi-, ..........-. 10 ss5 bbls.
Spirits turentns 5lyl DOS
Charleston Jan 5.--rIrpent,ne rrr. 42tc Rosin firm
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

Ri,-coree market steady. No Rio. ss025 exchange
3os receipts 1900 bags cleared for TIE nitei
states. 1000 stock. c4iOcp bags
r-------+--.~al position o., Brazil co-ee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
ract prices IN the local market to-day

Fore gn co~.e markets -Santos-Co1se market quiet
root aye-ag4 santos $500 receipts 1000 bags stock
"a. 900 In Is Harh.-r-otee market opened UNCHANGED
a 30 2 m ne unchanged = pig lower sales. 100
hars Havre-Coree opened quiet and unchanged
a. . m unchanged ?. n. steady unchsngec 10
! franc higher closed unchanged . franc hisher
foral bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
n,1v pI:TnING- WHITEHALL STREET..

Washington. . C. December .. 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21

home, after a three months absence.
He is one Of the editors Of the Morgan
town Post, and is known all over the
State. He is very much improved
from the stay.
Capt. Jackson Arnold, Of the Second
regiment, has been visiting friends in
town. He reports that many of the
officers and men OF the regiment will
so into the regular army in case they
are discharged from the service, as is
reported.
Mrs. Strader, aged IS years, fell on
the porch at her home this morning
and broke several ribs.
The Fortnightly Club list night dis
cGssed Rudyard Kipling, and a paper
was read by Mrs. Luther Brock on
"Kipling as l knew him" She has a
personal acquaintance with the re-
nowned writer, and the paper was
heard with a great deal Of interest. Mr.,
and Mrs. l. V. Keck received the club.
The next meeting will have a paper by
Dr.. I. c.. White on Evolution" which
is expected to be one of the finest
treats hat has ever been given to a
Morgantown audience.
The University authorities are very
glad that a move is on foot to send a
joint committee from the Legislature
to inspect the University. They are
only sorry that the entire membership
cannot come. They expect to be able
to show them many coed points about
the chief institution Of the State, and
that the visit will be productive CT
only the best results for the school in
question. Wonderful progress has
been made since the last committee
visited US, and the effect cannot be but
good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21
21,00o head; sheep, 5000 head.

East Liberty, Pa. January 20.-Cat-
tie, market steady; prime So 25@5 40;
good SIS 00Q5 rs; fair 81 1904 As; stock
ers So 00@3 Is; heifers So 2504 40;
bulls, cows and stays 81 50@4 90.
Hogs, market active and higher;
prime heavies So 90@3 90; mediums
So S5@3 so; roughs 81 50@3 40.
Sheep, supply light, market steady
and unchanged; choice we<hers 81 45@
4 so; good wethers 81 1904 40; fair
mixed So 1901 10; common 81 50G3 so;
choice lambs So 1905 %; common to
| good IS 5005 90.
Veal calves at SIS 50Q7 so.
East Buffalo. n. Y, January 90
Cattle, fairly steady.
Hogs. stronger; good to choice York
ers and light mediums S3.S0@3.S5;
roughs S3.10@3.30; piss, fair to choice,
s3.1593.60.
Sheep, steady to firm; lambs, choice
to extra, S5.2065.25; culls, and COM
mon s3.5004.S5; sheep, choice to Sc
lected wethers, S4.45@4.65; culls and
common s2.5004.O0.
Cincinnati, Ohio, January 20.-Hogs,
easy at S3.1503.75.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. January 20.-Buyers Of cat
tie to-day took hold more freely and
the offerings were we'll taken at steady
10 strong prices. Good 10 choice cattle
improved 15Q20c. other kinds moved
ND about Zoe. Fancy cattle S6.00@6.10;
choice steers s5,60G5.95: medium
steers s490G5.20; beef steers $4,000
ass: bulls $2.507425; cows and heifers
s33014.00: calves S3.5006.90.
Moderate receipts Of hogs and a good
demand kept the market steady at IN
changed prices. Fair TO choice s3.6712
G3.S0: packing lots sS.50G3.65; mixed
s3-5563.70: butchers s3.5563.75; light
s3.50QS721s; pigs S3-10G3.50.
Trade in sheep was active at IN
changed prices. The unusually large
proportion OF lambs received during the
week has caused them 10 sell off 15G
CSC, while good export heavy sheep
ruled much higher with a greatly i'm
proved demand. Sheep to-day sold at
s2.256425; yearlings S4.00T4.65; lambs
sA.G09A.9e.
Receipts-Cattle. $500 head; hogs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21
PRODUCE.

Chicago, January 20.-The eXpecta-
ton that some OF the prosperity shown
in the stock market must s0on mani
fest itself in the grain trade. together
with heavy Clearances at the seaboard
to-day with no sign Of the foreigners
becoming over-supplied sustained
prices in the wheat pit and May closed
unchanged. Corn left off a shade high
er and May a trife lower. Pork ad-
yanced 10012hc, and ribs 2h65c
each. Steadiness at Liverpool and pre-
dictions of cold weather gave wheat a
fairly gOOd start. May opened a shade
higher at 706c, and as there was very
little fer sale it touched 70M in a few
minutes. That was the turning point,
however. as longs began to liQuidata
freely, while there was plenty for sale
for the short account and May got
down TO 7014c before the first hours
trading had elapsed. The change in
sentiment was due to the bearish in
depreciation Of the report CT Russian
wheat crop, which showed an increase
Of 81, 200, 900 bushels over last year, but
was 100, 900 600 smaller than the pre-
yiOus estimate Of the Russian minister
" oSA ANbAbNNANs ALStALlAE S0lRGCA ~
Geo bushels of wheat to the continent
this week, thus inaugurating her ex-
port business for the season. That had
a depressing effect. but the bears were
unwilling to expose themselves to n
heavy risks On the short side in face
Of so much insistence upon the state
ment that many spectators with big
prohts from the stock market were feel
ing very friendly toward wheat. Chi
cago receipts were 1872 cars, of which
eight were graded contract, and Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 500 cars
received, against 25S a year ago. The
aggregate OF the primary western mar
ket receipts wa5 about double that of
a year ago, am bunting to ST., 600 bush
els. Atlantia prt ~clearances, however.
were large. rnting in wheat and
flour to nea pillion bushels. This
had q si1 effect and as the
bears appear be satisfied with
what they had eady accomplished,
May gradually overed to 70k@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21
METAL.

New York, January 20.-Tin has
again asserted its supremacy in the
advancing metal movement to-day,
jumping up 20 to S7h points. The
market was fairly active all day with
sellers conservative and inclined TO
hold 0 for further development. Cop
per advanced an additional 1913 points,
while the bid price for spelter moved
UP 5 points. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants firm
at SIS % nominal; lake copper strong
with s14 rs bid and SIS 90 asked; tin.
strong and higher with S23 90 bid and
$23 so asked; lead steady with 81 221a
bid and 81 27h asked; spelter firm with
S. 50 bid and S. 40 asked. The brokers
price for lead is 81 90 and copper SIS %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-21
M0RGANTOWN NOTES.

CMorgantown, W. Va, January 2O.-A
mass meeting of the students Of the
University was held to take steps to-
ward the foIma ion Of an Honor League
among the students in order to pre-
vent cheating on examinations. The
attendance took in nearly the whole
student body. A great deal of enthu-
siasm was manifested, and the league
will be formed with every student OF
the institution as a member. Ad-
dresses were made by Profs. Wiley.
Brooke, Hodges and Woolery, and sev-
eral students also talked on the mat
ter. The meeting adjourned to meet at
the call of the chairman, Col. James
Frazer, Of Martinsburg, when the
scheme will be perfected and plan put
into operation.
B. H. Morgan, who, together with his
mother. has been in Texas for the
benefit of his health, has returned