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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
GERMANIA LEE.

The many policy holders in Honolulu
will read with interest the financial
statement published in this issue of the
reliable Germania Life Insurance Com
pany. The comparison made of the as
sets of the company to each $1,000 of in
surance in force, with other leading
companies. show that the Germania is
ahead, with 1929 assets for each $1,000
insurance. This Is a remarkable show
ing and while a few companies exceed
it in size, the Germania holds first pos
ition in point of financial strength.
Emmett May is manager of this COM
pany with offices in the Judd building,
and he will be pleased to further eX-
plain Its merits to any one contemplat-
ing taking out policy of life insurance.
HERETOFORE UNHEARD OF.
Prices are to be cut to a point here
tofore unheard of at the big departure
sale of L. B. Kerrs. He will make no
exceptions, everything must go before
August IS, 1899.
Fine IOh Printing Ctar Ofnoa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01

II you want a new carriage or your
old one repaired call on w, w. Wright
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
G.. FARIA
Merchant Tailor
BERETANIA STREET.
Clearing and Repairing
Neatly Done.
NOTICE.

The stock ledger of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company, will be closed TO
transfers from the 9th to the 31st insts.
inclusive.
T.. f. BISHOP,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu, July 25. 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25
Cupsd Crowned With Chestnut Burn

Evidently while still writhing under the
poisoned pain Of a wounded heart; Cupid
having apparently inserted his arrow
and then snatched II out, crully lacerating
that popularity supposed organ Of the af.
fections-while laboring under this influ.
ence, actuated by this powerful incentive,
THE MINER staff artist has done q study
In black and white that Is destined to win
for him, on Its merits, fame equal to that
forced upon the painter Of the picture by
kipling's lines designating the evil spirit
therein portrayed as "a rag and bone
and n hank Of hair" This local pro.
duction represents the little blind diety
doubiy blindfolded, tied fast to broken
shaft, hands and feet secured with log
chains, robbed Of his bow and CULVER.
Then the artist, In spirit Of splenetic re.
venge, crowns the captive, source Of all
mans troubles, with wreath Of chestnut
burrs, evidently meant rs a reference to
that nuts slangy significance. The
picture needs no name.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25

a month ago for $1,000 and sold II for ST..
500. Mr.. Booths family will arrive soon
and make this their home, residing In
this house.
A big hunting party Of Umatilla In.
dians passed through Sumpter Sunday,
headed for home, after period Of exciting
chase for huckleberries In the hills Of
eastern Oregon and Idaho. The female
members Of the party rode astride, In the
manner prescribed by the latest social
equestrian ediet.
Z. Gillian left Thursday on hasty
trip to Granite, says the Pendleton Re.
publican, called thither by the sudden III.
ness Of his son, Albert Gillian. The
young man has been sick several weeks
with typhoid.pneumonia, and recently
took a sharp turn for the worse. He has
been at Granite doing assessment work
on the Ben Harrison claim.
The house on the corner Of Center and
Sumpter streets, which A. p. Goss re
Gently bought, will be moved to the east
side Of the lot, repaired, added to, painted,
and occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Brock. As
soon as they take possession Of the home,
their daughter and Mrs. Brooks sister
will come to Sumpter to reside.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25

BOosOssUSS 6SoessSS SVSs AAsSuv0ssshks
The postofiice business Is growing--is
naturally growing with the town, and
that so rapidly that no calculation can be
made for It's needs from week to week.
For ten days or two weeks past, since
former Assistant Postmaster Foreman re.
signed and his place was taken by Robert
kahler, who, Of course, was unfamiliar
with the BUSINESS, there has been consid.
erable delay In distributing the mails.
There has also been much complaint, but
this should he directed against the depart.
ment, and not Postmaster kahier, who Is
evidently doing all he can TO serve the
convenience Of the public. Between the
time that the mail arrives and the general
delivery window Is opened, both western
and eastern bound mails must he made up.
Then, too, the amount Of mail handled
grows larger every day. In his efforts to
expedite business, Mr.. kahler has added
Miss Hattie Mack TO the force, at his own
expense, Of course.
lob prlnting nj this Office,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.


day on business trip.
W. c. Calder returned yesterday from
flying business trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McEwen re.
turned Sunday from Portland, where they
went early last week.
The Sumpter Hardware company Is put.
ting on corniee and otherwise improving
the front Of It's store building.
n. Finger has leased Healy's hall and
Is having II divided into rooms, which he
will rent for sleeping apartments.
n. J. Jory, Of the Northwestern Assay
Office, returned last evening from two
days examination Of mines In the Gran.
lie district.
A. W. Ellis put In some days on Puget
Sound last week. He, Mrs. Ellis and
Miss SpaIding are expected home today
or tomorrow.
n. n. Fritz, who Is In Spokane, inter.
esting capital In the establishment Of
sampling works In Sumpter, Is expected
home In few days.
Sol Eastman was kicked by a horse In
McEwen n Sloan's barn Friday, sustain.
Ing serious but not dangerous injuries
about the head and chest.
A cellar has been excavated under the
building on the corner Of Granite and
Cracker streets and the earth used to grade
up Cracker south Of Granite.
q. W. Jett has accepted the position Of
bookkeeper for the Sumpter Lumber com.
pany and Is In charge Of the business while
Manager Stoddard Is In Portland.
Major w. 7. Manning, who has charge
Of n. n. Fritz real estate business dur.
ing his absence, has broken the local
record In the sale Of Sumpter lots.
Z. &. Finch, one Of the owners Of the
Inter. Mountain mine, has left Rossland
and gone 10 Portland TO remain some
time. His address Is i20 Fourth street.
&. n. Marsh, Of THE MINER, will
probably reach home today. accompanied
by Mrs. Marsh, who will remain In Stump.
ter II she can get house. Mr.. Marsh
has been at Spokane and the Sound for
the past two or three weeks.
The First Bank Of Sumpter has let the
contract for the erection Of It's brick block |
TO e.. Y. Burr and the lot was cleared for
action yesterday. The bank expects Its
blanks TO arrive today and will open Tor
business as soon rs they come.
The Butte, Montana, Times, quotes
some remarks from THE MINER and adds:
"To every word ot which the Butte
Times gives Is hearty endorsement.
There Is no better rustler, there Is no
grander man than General Charles s.
Warren"
Daring the week THE MINER job de.
partment turned out some neat work for |
three local mining companies, time checks,
order blanks, reluisi,ions, etc., bound In
book form. The work Is fully up 10 the
standard set by metropolitan job printing
establishments.
Mr.. Fred J. Snipes, transitman with
w. l.. Wilson's surveying corps, was
called suddenly 10 The Dalles Saturday
Ivy telegram announcing the serious III.
ness OF his sister. The message stated
that she was not expected TO live until
Mr.. Snipes' arrival.
Il. r. Alley, editor Of the Baker City |
Republican, has been In Sump,er for sew.
eral days past, getting information re.
gsrding Baker county mines, which he
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-10-25

Job printing at this Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25

:ss' s':.; lsS.' g ss'' o.
quoted sSSd fair po, ssss 30 faqsy asP
g sas rs co az NJ Sr.ns pS eS's
Suo'sd Fine %n, &c yellow sscas eo'T s sa
AIRY. ans SPOT, sa SASH . .ass: arrive 200 s ~
n. s 81 ssa:s So %s dnss ' slsss fed SIS od
SIC S1n veaaP 1 s' s ~ ana strength in
wheat wee bur forerunners Of the excitement when
pronounced gains and overopped the previous high
s ns ssasoa % re IN 1S SnT
ti,y plainly evident DAYS operation understood
continued throushout the forenoon and afternoon
hG We're pe1, the .n n.e ~, NS
west and ST Louis account Prices DROPPED ssou' az
Il. p Ssf9 U aSg hmoi Ike entire local S4
prospective from the wall street dsrs,
asusry although sooo '.PP9r fom sna rom otber
outside sources In news Of the DAY influences tor aha
strength o. cables and decrease Of 1900 bush worlds
stocks according To 'Bradstreets where l"o"o oush
attention from the trade a Broomhall cable menonee
prospects o. smaller Indian crop thar las, ysar an. sl
plus More Argentine offerings were reporied p-omp'
Anons cables f2erpoo stood out most prominently Win
points higher aud nour ioa2O points higher while Ant
weT possibly influenced by Arseni.ne new I'O bss
rc ,rp SIS GOO bush of Rsch ECO co. Sush were Amer
whe s n ssfsssa ss7 car. against s2s
Inst ,ea which Is It Larger ' tsd .ssboaTs points
amounted about 80 loads Quotations Of sash wssa
ahoat basis. follows: No 2 red s2nN2',ei
No Northern Duluth. 81 &c spot No Northern puluth
7eAo spot; No Northern New-York. sc spot ~, ~
Manitoba. s2sc arrive: No Northern Manl,oVa
s0sc arrive. .CORNA good advance also ieH :"
the ~ to-day, but there were too many pop
irving 70 sell II on bulge and late break ensuru
which left final prices rather weak and isc lower w.
he day. Sot only the weather rrearntu
as favorable but elevator people sold susgestirF more
liberal country An increase OF 20l 600 hnsn
Brads'reefs' visible supply nRures RHINE
concludes crop has been very largely oVet
estimated and 8 moving slowly rs feeders 'ake "
very freely FOR consumption. Export business
light The Liverpool market following wheats 40 40.
vance closed higher C1carances however arr
small again and DAYS show 25l 600 bush decrease
from No closed at 43Hc for new,
OATS-There very little In the speculative MARE
10 attract attention prices ruled more or less on
~ oats closed AZ 3ii.c. No 3 oats. Sac 10 white
axle. No white 35c track mixed. A'5G tIach
white 95i.d No Q white clips goo RYE Mhtket
arm. No 2 Western. csc anoat; No mesI v,
n afoaf. G01.c c New .Ih
-sriots 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull; quoted at 'oo
{ New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York. January -. lsI3
~0rrEF-T The market for coffee futures mace s,ea-y
ear a. unchanged prices news being o. n MOI "a
s.r-,rs f~lr Eur0re and elsewhere Business was ny
fsrs however only $50 bags selling On ne car. 800
- do Oh % m and rs CO bags for the DAY buylhs
.-is-s were s-anf and this tended somewhat toward
seJ,ra zing encouraging news nom o1'slSe
s,r-rf. Havre opened quiet a"3 unchanReo. latei az
yar~. and supported mat a'venee 20 me Clos
fisn-r also evidenced steadness prices thoVi's
M r.--ia !. ufennr business ~ Hamburg was qulle
fsr q bags bur significance was a''ac'eo 10 us
i --. traders BRAZILIAN cables reported moderate re
...-ts 80 for days. and unchanRei quo.a
,rns Ar le.h RIO and santos the former maIks. W
s-s steady and Santos quiet The general uIIeIt WI.
vas s-eat.er Boz the afternoon ana prices moved UP
r-,r Tho market closed seady a. unchanged prices 20
ro,ns net advance Spot coffee IN the open marker vas
.a-ut steady with prices roninallN urcnattH ~ ~
Gtsr E!0 so invoice l0ts IN lt Nj -
~ exchange ne 31i los; y4sterdas reganed making
-l-t7vs quotation 7sd No vessels were reported a.
h9rnr cleared Brazilian ports correction s'e'ea '
ae-ua RIO shipments 10 This country last Neth 10 "
10 0n0 bass Instead n 1000 as posted on Ohahge yer
tsr'sv ,. a.. l..
Tie range O: prices in the local market to-day
.rllrn Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25

Of likely 10 rreTa ~ least hrusn us
current year Talmaee New-orleans. tebeaIab
Louisiana -rcr movement Receipts, rough 1
sacks last wear Inclusive N amount carried oYer $500
sacks sales cleaned testrnHtedl. 200 dds hs. n.,
% 200 bhf Good inquiry. market strong WIN ps,.
iendency Carolina crop movement 20 cats ,-I,Y a.
cleaned o3s hbs sales, % ESQ bhls Fair inquiry d"
former s - -sor.d
sJGAR--ony fair trade va, reported IN Tennea
snsar to-day The undercurrent 81 sentiment
was more favorable TO staple this being IN e.s
market Quotations follow Granulated 5-ln sacks,
dor,l-or &C. cut loaf and crushed 5sc Powaeee an
coarse powdered SAC rranulated and me 80,
coarse rranulafed and nne sranulatee. -
feciioners GRADUATED SIC: cubes. 5'sc 49,
desei and mould A. SIC, diamond A. -, colle ~.
A. &c Nos 2 and 2 4Sc; 40 A. 45"c 10 = g.. "a
No 9 444c No : 40. No {. 4slc' No y 80. .nvs
IL /? 10 H. II and rs 4.isc. The raw susaI .A 4
was nrrer I'm sympathy with stronger lonaon
an Increased demand SAFES for the DAY lnciuuev
5s,s haes san Domingo centrifugal e6 test AZ % "a.
and 40 BAGS nnoasses sugar ~ ,.,ss
O. Jsc landed At close the feeling was nm
quotations the basis Of 44c FOR 20 yes "a Co.. 20
a. az l3-l6c for 50 test muscoyado ana Ioc LOT 10
ZEE. sees sugar The London cable reported cane
A. tha, point as quiet steady with Java auoe. o.,
lis IA and fair refining ss 90 Beet sus'f ss o..
a, the advance with quotations I'D hsne ~ w.
rrasa-t and as sid for next month The lh"eo Nuns
dor, stock was given as -. 600 tons -. .,..av
TORA Goethe market for seedleaf was hoou. SOS
win fair business sales including 100 cases 500
~eN England Havana spotted 35ffSoc HD casrS ~
state Havana az qs.Gi2c. 100 cases 1919 $50
sssdlsar Al lsc. 100 1897 Zimmers az w. aoz 90
y, soreign tobacco included 200 bales Havana q.
In bond and 30 baes sumatra az socusl " 10 o'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. 1899

week Domestic rather slow with firm prices
nnt dealers expecting active trade IN the hsa,
future Territory wools are moving moderately o. aoon
the former basis OF prices Australian woods are nrm W
tone but the demsnd u slow The following arc w
Tania iesces~x and above aSc: Xxx a4e Xxx ana above
2se d'lans 2sG2se No eombns esasoc 10 40
Wisconsin, etc;-x Michigan. 2iq22c. No Nichgsn
eombing. CSC; No DO 2sc No Illinois COMBINE 20
Nc 40. Use New-York New-Hampshire and Vermont.
2Ia22e No New-York. New-Hampshire and vermont.
23c deaine Michigan. 26ff27c Uawashed medium. etc -
Kentucky and Indiana. A-bood. combng 20q2ic. Y
blood, 2q22c. Missouri. --biocd. conblng. zoe braid
Spring medium d2 mo-. l7aisc; ssoured. .ogtze
spring fine az mo-. 1910; secured. <f43c Territory
wools-Moniana nne medium and fine i4a lsc: secured
4sc stap.e. 47Q4sc. Utah Wyoming. etc. nne medium
fine l3ai5c secured. 43c staple 44sc Australian.
secured basiscombing. superne 7oG72c: good eSSesc
average 0sT6lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25

Liverpool jan q s45 ? m-E1chansss-5c 81 Ing
NJ . red Western winter firm ~ - "a 10
~ T,,,parr spring Arm AZ As Corn-American mixed
spo, new steady az IS l0A do Old hrm A. Ss 1910
l,,es steadv January &c l0Nd March. IS 81 May
ss ssd Floir-St Louis fancy winter STEADY a. va
Hons a. London CPacihc cossp Dun a. - lospto l"s
ID Iv-ra India mess steady ar Cos prime mess STEADY
e, eNs Pork-Prlre mess nne Western steady a. Us
800 mess medium Western steady al 80 ~ fans-
SIT -t Il 10 =. steady Ar 3Ss bacon, IN per
ond cut 2s d 20 = firm ar rs %, short ID ~ ~ -
~ AMI ~ 2ss long clear middies light - % g n
s.eady Al 25s long clear mlddies heavy. 80 70 - y
s.sai a, 2gs 81 short backs 10 % y ~ STEADY
o. "a clear bellies il 10 10 - dun Biz shoulders
@sCuare 70 to "A =. firm az 2is. Lard-Prme Western
e-, a, oos IA Cheese-Ameri nnesf white and c9.-
-ad stsadv A. 4es Taow-Prime cty strong A. rs -
cottonseed oil-Iiverpool refined Urn ~ las "a Irr
,art,nespirits steady 3is Cd R0sn-Comnon steady
a Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

ns patents sS, q TD,eF Das. os. sss s5 80
per bag s2as2 05 per Dbl cornRecep's. - ~ bush
I so 10 bush t sf ' sns SsSF ' 5 and
372c Mieed steady bran spring SIS 50 winter SO so
sieady. Northern 26a26isc western zoe imitation i5a
l6c ladies' lac. Cheese Arm Northern. ioglOnc west
ss ss jan yh;s' Gu Gun S SSrs ns N
.oc No S XsoT 6,s ss.s Su, s .ons e q
z White. ss&c. No whit. s2is as2ac. 30 :. waite
EN- at &c. Ry seS no3insy Sc for 30 -Four strong
Chicago Jan. A-The leading futures ranged az fol
whoa,. No .. Opening Highest Lowest c'''.os
S Ss.y 81. az IiN 81 81 7ossi S&
Corn. No. 2:
H }sH@'' ''sI !; FL ,.s IL Il
Oats 10. 2;
1 Msy sss s'~': :s ssxo 81: ss~
May ... '' SO .2H 52n slOa7n slO42"
} HfS ..'..:.... s sS2 s@@4 49, S' :ss"
H }sIz . ........ IS s 81 sAs S!#Fss
Cash quotations tolovs ToasMp4d. I "a De
9nd and ar% ssasa 30 e re Tsqss 80 corn
37c NJ yellow corn 37G37 ac No oats p az 70
barley 4sat 80 aT s. a s. 49, Ms ... pork
per 06 SO oaslo IS ad per 100 ~ Sss7,asS 90
Toxes, e51s4 81, clear sides boxed - zoo
S. Is whisky dstiers finished goods per gallon 81 :.
sugar cut oa unehSnse6 On e.y we cresmsrs, 1915
diaries iiaisc Eggs steady. fresh i"e cheese STEADY
creameres. eiz8iic.
Cincinnati Jan 24-Flour nrm. Whsat nrmsr ,- No
No mixed 9G2sisc Rye hrmer; 10 Sor,n"es .ar
$50 Lard steady. 545c Bulk meats que - w. iy.r
duIi s. - WhLss s'es Ohio sasc dairy Ioc
| sugar steady. Eggs qulet. l4c Cheese nrTn
Milwaukee Jan. "A Wheat hIEbe- No ! Norihs err
! Minneapolis Jan 24--wheat strong January 6s'.c
| May. 70f7OAc. on track No hard 7oNc. 70 North
srn egac. No 2 Northern. e7ac Flour higher ar'
81 sSts 3d. Bran sS0pa bS s. Sass 80
Philadelphia, Jan. 24.whea, Arm and io higher con on
tract grade January. 76isd7ea.c. Corn nrm and :.
higher No 2 mixed January. Old tlsq4l &c JangaI
| 9sc No DO 3ia34lsc: No MIXED a. 80 y d34c Woo
steady but quiet Provisions unchanged Butter steady
fancy Western crsamery ise d psns isc Al s,uth
wes'ern isc. 10 Southern. lie Cheese hrm kece PTS
Flour 1900 bbs 1900 sacks wheat $1,000 bush corn IN
iio 200 bush. oats 81 900 bush. shipments-Whea ~
bush: corn 900 bush oats 10000 bush
St Louis Ja 2aFlour h!ss.sr patents a. ~ ss 80
strong and higher 10 rcd cash pc ,scS s 90 an
Corn irregular. No cash. $3.50; Januar9 &c o Mey
go R36'4c oats steady 10 cash 2sc January ~
track. 5ec Butter lower. creamery. l5ale'sc. dairy
| i2615c Eggs steady. i3sc
Toledo January "a Wheat higher active NO easf
72Ae asked May 75G Did corn active i,s .9"e oa Rv
Hn No cash - bid Cloverseea active. lower
prime cash old s. SO oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
Uroposale.
WAR DEPARTMENT, QusTtermaster,Gen.

WAX DEPAkl MtNIt Quhl Nftulhst'i 'p'H'
W erals oaee washington c Jang9y 20 1929 90
WAR FROM THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS TO STAN
By direction OF the Secretary ~ " az ssarl 'Ps..s
a. - va nov In the Philippine Islands from Manila or
sh other ports in the Philippine Islands a. may % uosi
convenient ior their embarSatl,n Z. 'Ao.L m TO-
hsy IL es,ira ID a. about rs coo officers and enlisted
cabin accoinnlon ions pr. s.i,,s bs,..y
officers and thnd-class or se'fh-- - r.-...F
sutabe galley accommodations conforming - inc neo
states requirements as 70 spaoe 9ne sr, ii ta-
80 -sorer on board the Manila such other
ports as may be designated for their smearksii-n
pcsals will state the price per oap''s 20 ,p .s,s
aescrs art for Transporting enlisted men ana i Uelr
subsistence ard delivering them on sh4re az w pans
port or ports designated and VII De Heenn
~ guarantee that the prisoners vii. be eomtoriaDy
cared Tor while the journey me runslsfn'. ~ 30
es9a TO United 1,, 7ae P5rS no Is pounds net
aet-n, bacon 10 lG pounds rei weight Timed roast
beef 10 700 pounds ne' weigh, or nae s
weight n pounds Rye net weight % pounls f's e
potatoes weight 500 pounds Unions heI Ness1 y"
pe weight $50 pounds Vinegar: net wesh 20 pounas
Soap net weight 40 pounds saw net "e'gnt ~ P'us
Iepper b.r ot vessels which are proposed used
fo- the service the name and classihaton OF s"cn nc
osstons upon each and the approximate ensth % time
reoulred by vessel 70 make ne voyage rom mama
=, tcb ach vessel viii arrive IN the harhor ~ Mani
~ so-- 70 the CHIEF Quartermaster az that place ready
loi reIirv NAV be rendered and Will Ne considered
fr the service required payment or the service wiz u
made when evidence is tIthshea va" .e my 70 -
a,.r - orrers ana men counted aboard az place %
embarkatl0n the Quariermaser Is 70 oe,strn, uo
rnrher 10 be paid Proposals should ne h'nresen ~
the Depot Ouariermasrer L. 5 Army "" loik 10y ..
to the Depot Qua'ternaster san fr 40 n srana,
time on the ls day ~ February, lN' ana
TINS Office The Government rcssrN's M 'rtTnrSaToN
an, and all proposals. suomtted NJ. J. iDD4->'io'
Nta-r al e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Jan 24-Couon hrm midtling ll-lec. low
-,iGSi'rr 2 10 good ordinary. Il loo net receip's
s62 bsies gross. 6i2 shipments. So2' sales "oV'
stock l0p 2i6 .
baltimore Ian 24-Cotton nominal; midilins. SIC.
low riddlinz . good ordinary 5-loc' receipts
l. s43. stock. 1885,
csiras,on Ian 24-Cotton hrm. middling. iS-lHc
~, rrfSsnc -isc. good ord nary l-loc re-eilis
G 1917 bales sales lbs stock. 2dD.5-2.
sa,ar,ah ian 24-Cofton steady, mdilins. aNc. o"
-is1,'~r dc receipts 4olo bales exports ooasfNse
4s3s sales 206 stock. u1ais
81 Louis Jan = 'o,.n TT ,se ~, reoert. ~
haias sross : sfs shipments SOIL. sales 1871 STOCK
sisi3 ...
No, ORLEANS Ian "a Cotton steady midfiing SIC
low, rnddne sl6c. good orfnary. l5-lo' - ep =
10 SOC bales exports 70 the Soatinent. 4-''' coasN
1 240. sales 600 stock 4f"Hfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Jan. - p mcotton sP9,-Moaers's de-
mand prices UNCHANGED American m,adtihg . 90 ne ne
Ejaculation and export included 200 bales American
Receipts ss bales including 63Oo American Futures
opened quiet with moderate demand and closed very
steady: American niddling. m T. January - - y
IL aId seers January ana February, lt-etp5 10 o4d
sellers February and March "a 64a3 lS-6ii sellers
Na-ch and An-u s-Sid sellers April and MAY les4t
sellers MAJ and Jun~ i7-etd sellers June and July
3 I7-s4G3 ls-did buyers; July and August 3 u ota
a-Gid sellers August and september. ls-S+1a ls-0fd
Irva-s sanfanbe~ and October iSh4uS IN $40 huyers
October and November. u O4d seIers NoNeNOef anu
roeceuher 3 1904 bu, ers,