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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29
a Marshal Bold For murder.

Independence, Nov. 29.-John Luppy,
city marshal at Caney, was brought to
this city today by the sheriff and lOdg
ed in the county Jail under the charge
of murder in the first degree. He kill
ed Bill Ostrander two weeks ago in the
Iatter,s home, when he resisted arrest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29

Realizing the weakness Of the senate
in the matter of speech making Speaker
Henderson proposes to give them a
financial bill to start on in the nrst
week of the session.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29
GLOBE SIGHTS
IFrom the Atchison Globe.1
man is competent to select a hire

LETom the Atch1SOn GlObe.1
No man is competent to select a hired
girl.
A wise man is better to his enemies
than a. fool is to his friends.-Parson
Irvine
Death wouldn't be so hard to the or
binary man if his obituary were read
to him in advance.
The smaller the room, the larger the
lamp a woman likes to see on a table
in the center OF it.
The most important preparation to
make in going to a health resort, is to
learn how to play poker.
About all 6, woman gets out Of a visit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29

The New York Journal is disposed to
give credit to ConsueIO, Duchess OF
Marlboro, for making the world under
stand that an Anglo-Saxon dreibund
has come into existence, made up of the
United States, England and Germany.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29

It appears that the buffaloes are not
all dead yet and Chicago is expecting
a shipment of buffalo meat from Da-
lrota for the HOLIDAYS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29
BACHELOR BUTTONS.
TFrom the New York Press.

From the New YOrk Press.I
The only way to keep your wife from
spending too much is not to get mar
ried.
If a sculptor advertised for the finest
shaped woman in the country, ninety
nine out of every hundred women would
expect their husbands to answer it.
When a woman tries to hold up her
dress and put up an umbrella at the
same time she reminds you of a man
trying to get a key out Of his right
pants pocket with his left hand
When a girl is out walking with a
man she is in love with and they pass
a pretty girl, she always makes some
remark about her so as to see if he
noticed her particularly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29
Kansas City and Return $500 Via
the Santa Fe.

Account football game between Kan
sas and Missouri Thanksgiving Day
Plenty of cars will be put in the 1880
a. m. train to accommodate the crowd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-29

Governor Roosevelt is evincing
marked determination not to be lit
for the Republican national ticket
rooIrera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York January o. 1900
ing 81 cas- 10Y export alive "a for saug6isrers drect
- tor the market and all the latter we're 91sred for sale
the feeling tribe easier FOR nissn1n and COM
ana cows wtn he execution o. Medium sra1 . were Re-
ehos native steers sold a., s. 55as SO per 100
10 fair oxen ar 81 950s4 s. bulls 81 j0as So extra
b l ou a. ~ a. s 20 ge f bes, @ sani
prices at 7sa9c per y f5r ordinary 70 choice
don and iiverpoo cables hrm I2IIsc per Tor Aner
H. I'VE ,,nesp a. Le'Sol x1or,s ron ms 5Sri
,e-isy tomorrow the Mammalian vii take tor the
London market 10 cattle for the ". " Brauer Com
@ i a s,m. 6s S N1 as g 5s aHsfs Of Beet o
schwarzschd sulzberger and about go quarters Of
beef for swift o. the Assyran 10 GasgoV - cati.e
OR he " v Brauer Complain L.ntrd ne SaTIS'i ia
fr o LSsPf9 III i5o cas M % sherman the
Trinidad 20 Bermuda 2s cattle and 40 sheep FOR A. Z
- 20 cse 20 sheep and 1G 500 quarters of be-f
an parts ~ Great Britain, except 90 cattle ana lSo
ssies-NePherson g 70 KeT,geky steers 12as n
H. al 81 81 p d. so4 n at s. So oxen, 1901 n at
81 Is bull 500 n at IS so state cows 1871 n az
DO ga "a % at o = e g. % 20 '9 a., q % DO o5 Is
81 10 d. SIS No. Ar So TO- y do. ~ ~ a. 81 80
9s Y {. oA2 steer q. is g. g. i 70 s. 70 10 1893 5
n At s. 20 90 1923 = at s. a. 20 Do 1888 y, az
i24s n a, s. 10 % d. 127 n az s. I} Is DO l222 n
AZ e 10 az 40 81 100 400 oxen ilo5 n a. 81 bulls io6s
n al SO 50 % Psnnsylyana cows 9oS n at Sc 3D. - A.
leSs n a. III, "a ~ ys 81 =, a. b leo n 81 as
sn loss r. a, 81 70 cow 1880 h. at s. To- Do 1850
= g. DO E. i,5 p al tso DO LIS ID AZ = ia "a y
at 81 as d. $40 y a. 81 y Do 1925 n at ss -
a. go p t s. 90 II d: :, 95a n at 81 TO- do 772 n
sssnssrs co5go ,s75 n At 50 80, 80
n at 30 rs Onto DO 1898 n at 81 IS bull 1880 n
newton C ST.: cows. SIS n at So P'""'yl-
VaRlA a ae tG 2s e. cows ~ So 1925 ID s DO 10
a. 50 so do. el6 n at 50 % : o. 95I r. at 50
eA1vFa Rs s were IA hesd including 40 direct
and the buk Of the stock offered FOR sac was sonhrn
steady for veals and choice stock was quoted
firm. Ctydressed vens stcady a. ba9 &c per n, Coun
and FED calves steady at eisf7c
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts we're - cars or 3ol2
stale stock 2l cars on sale Of which i5ls
we're at Jersey c1iy ara SIX a. M While
choice stock was steady IN moderate request
handy lambs selling a. yesterdays qgo'auahs ana
lambs win inferior deeces hard sell at
Over Fair 70 choice sheep .oi at oGs4 s2s per 100
n fair lambs s. loasl 35 dressed mutton
7asiic country dressed ho'hou- lambs Arm at SAT
saes"Nev',on & Co: POS Michigan lamb. 80 N aver
aFr AT g. 30 per loo n 2o2 Buna.o d. ss n at s. 24
25 Ohio do 70 n at s. % Onto sheep iei 70 at s. IN
2os g n a, $. To- 2l3 do 10 n at s. TO- si Buffalo
sheep. io2 N a, s. 10 ,.,,,. O, - =. vaa 100
we.,eTn shesp 30 n At e2 Jos d. b s.s@
g. s5 200 state led Far Westerns II ~ at s. %
Hs % r. e. 90 o. a. o4 lo7 TiD a. s. 2 60 ''
fojs-Receipts were IS cars, or 3372 head. all FOR
ssughterers Feeling steady a.d nominal qpc,aon were
dressed steady ta5,e per n for sElrems "sight'
s ssF & 4; e. u average at = - ~" TO- ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

s. S. Texas So 1895 calves SO 5oas7. There
was an urgent demand for hogs and yesterdays decline
was more than Tegained prices advancing S4lOc rAr
10 choice 81 slGS3 e2i- packing lots, 81 53gs5 ~;
mixed ~ 5us3 y. butchers 81 SJG3 SIN lights. 81 90
GS So pigs, So 254s3 80. Although the receipts this
week have been more liberal than last year
ago they fid exceed the demand and prices de-
to-day 2nVi6c higher than they did last Friday. The
week and and prices have suffered while
prime lambs are dime higher than a week ago The
market today was steady az Yesterdays values Poor 20
prime sheep brought 50 joTs4 Is yearings s4asi 80;
ewes, g. 60GS3 So lambs. siqS5. Re-
ceipis-Catte 100 head hogs - 600 head sheep. 1000
head.
Cincinnati. Jan 27.-Hoss active higher 81 sO9s5 IS.
Cattle steady 81 500s5. sheep steady. 81 25dsi Lambs
steady S4g& q.
East Buffalo. Jan Receipts % sale and through
cattle. sheep and hogs during the twentyfcur hours
ended al noon to-day Cattle. 80 sheep and
lambs. - cars. hogs. 30 cars. Shpments-Catue. ~
care sheep and lambs - hogs Is cars Cattle
There loads sale. with fair demand. They
In sufficient supply 100 sale with fair de-
mand. with choice quotabe 81 T5aSs but the
close the basis s. ioQs7 10 sheep and amos-The
supply Or sale quite liberal - loads The market
WAS somewhat SLOW but steady with fair number q
sales az 81 %. Lambs choice extra, quotabe
81 VpS"o5. good choice 81 T5as3 90 sheep. choice
20 extra 81 25QS4 80 good choice siGSf - There
was fair clearance H0gsThe total offerings -
loads and the market opened with fairly active demand
end firm 81 e5qs4 with few sales at s. o2'ags4 os.
Workers. 81 so4S3 % 81 soa$3 90 50 $50
weak AID % lower than The opening Workers closed
g. 90 fiat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFTTE-Yesterday's exceptional activity was con
tialsl and advance sustained selling Tor Iront-
taking being quickly absorbed on buying orders and IN
view cf tre favorable II news rom all sources
me call iry eloped STEADY market win prices un-
charged points lower cons ieratY less " reaction
,ssr had been hoped for by the bears FOLLOWING the
rs The i-a future market ruled quite STEADY and far
Is aya HaVTa opened and = frame higher. later
s5yannc additional partial = franc corresponding
u Hamburg which showed PIX advance az nrst suose-
greatly increasing 10 90 net gain ot az y pfg klo
ras 4-r ami little higher while Santos WAS quiet az
f--er prices. Primary receipts 25 Geo bags. lost some
re- DAYS receipts ot santos We're IN
{ adsd Whatever hearing receipts might have had was
AZ any rar discounted 1y the large American warehouse
outuui today u0yement-l9 0 hags-athousa smaller
har the tremendous total OF YESTERDAY being fully up
10 the recent average ~ deliveries The total stock AZ
Navre showed change from last week but the per
Csriage 70 Brazilian coffee on hand was Slightly de-
creased Cleared santos yesterday. $1,000 bags Qer
steamer Iiverno The RIO Exchange rate eased Oh
1875 The general market bearings sized up as en-
c3urasrE end NE bull contingent was much encour-
sget selling ~ liquidation purposes was nc principal
trlrdlce t0 further upward movement Sales on the
call 5.25o bags up o. - % 400 bags and for The
entire session 1870 bass. with the market finally
sea'T points higher 10 points net lower Slot coffee
So ts open market held higher than the official IA
change price. which posted again to-day was 6'sc
Holders were generally asking 644c and III some cases
eveG higher prices for RIO 10 ~ ~ the scarcity
q that particular grade and firm undeTtone Of the
future market
70 range o. prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
TIE LONDON WOOL. MARKET

London. Jan 2T-rhe wool auction sales con
tinued today with a good attendance and an active
demand. Mer.nos realized extreme rates. while fine
To- fancy prices
Geeongs II a class and New Zealand crosshre6s
were IN good supply and sold well Yorkshire and the
Continent taking the bulk The American representatives.
purchased stock suitable fr their requirements.
Cape n Good Hope and Natal wool IN small supply
and was b-isSly competed for There with
drawals owing 70 the high limits. During the series
so 100 been sold. and there remain
50 0O0 bales 10 sold The offerings to-day numbered
10 800 bales Following are the sales "a detail. New
south Waes-2 700 bales secured. l0ldd1s I'd greasy.
ca Queensand-2 100 bales. secured, Is 2dgts Cad
greasy 7i.dl0f. Victoria-too bales, secured. 6hdn
l. 7dqls south Australia30O bales greasy,
5i.09i.d West Australasia bales. greasy. 7'snsd
So zaaane-9 700 bales. secured Sisd6is "a
H. a10isd Cape ~ Good Hope and Natai7oo bales.
secured Is 2dNls 50. greasy, 7gsd. Punta Arenas-So
baf greasy. 5-i lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Jan e7-Cotton firm mlddling &c. low mid
dllng she good ordinary 5iec. receipts LOIS oass
exports 10 Great britain. 9767 70 France ~" sales MOI
sto,s, &iojf 49,
Baltimore Jan. 2T-cotton nominal midelns o.c
o.lns as bales gross 1862 exports 70 Great Britain
49i 20 France 1856: 10 the Continent foo stock 3'a"'
Savannah Jan eI.-cotton frm. niddiing SIC, Low
r,idiiinr 5c receipts 27T bales exports coas'vise,
i5Oi. SAILS 7Gs. stock. 1898
N.,,nhis Ian 2T-Co,on firm: middling ii-i0c. low
,ri9Iiirg l6c. ordinary 1916 net receipts
les bales gross aa2 shipments. 1923 sales i5oo'
stock 1899 i06 90. 1895. iSl,52b
<, Louis Jan 2T.-Cc>on firm. mlfcling iS-loci
low niea,ing 7-16c: good ordinary 5hc net receipts
aoo he.- gross asi0: shipments 3l3 sales 44s. stock
20. 400.
Nev-orl.ans Jan. 27.-cotton nrm; mdding. il-lCc
lou rtdtling 5.c. good ordinary 4sc. net receipts
$50 bales. gross s.i97; exports Great Britain GIT
eoastu,fse a36. saler. 1000; stock siohlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
10. $50 ao.sos cs.eio e.557 s27'
Various
.l7O. cR7 2O7.bss 2l2s2a l4O.al9 l2l. %:


IOIaIs IIUJFI ZII.O5J ZIZb5 I4I0IJ III, 10
SECRETARY Hester New Orleans Cotton Exchange
gives the crop from September date fol-
lows: Port receipts d3T O5 bales against 652s os2
bales last year 2 s4 bates year before las; and
s5f bales 1895 overland mills and Canada o42 2ss
bales against s3 2s bale. last year 63 se7 bale, year
before last and sl9gls bales 1895 interior stocks In
OF September 80 2ss bales against 57 92 bales
last 33 Gs3 bales before and 42 68l bales
In 1876 Southern mill takngs SOC G99 bales against
59s ToS bales 53l ass bales 1897 and AZ Oi
bales n 1897 brough; into sight during lao days 70 date
SGn02G bales against AIS 1875 bales last 900 f
bales before last and SIS 0J7 bales S9j brought
into sight Tor week against days ending January -
other years 2H 242 bales 26G 500 year
i5 oga bales before last and al 2O6 bales in 1925
brought into sight for frs twenty-sev days % Jan
uary $50 10 bales against iisl 6G2 bales year ga
ia bales the before last and s3 3S4 bales IN 1895
The IL corrected by deduction Of
in Memphis stock-from November total. i4i7
bales December, .643
7G5 bales IN all "a sos bales The matter has been
taken from amount sight to date. but does affect
this weeks sight. the having occurred
prior this week
The movement Of cotton At Liverpool during the week
ending to-day. as compared with previous week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Liverpool Jan. q. m.-cotton-spot moderate
business prices favor buyers American mlitlng 5lef
TIE sales q the day 10000 bales ot which 1000
wee fr speculation and export and included 100 Amer
team Recapts q 900 bales including - 800 American
rufu-es opened quiet with a fair demand. and closed
arm. An srican mddng D. N. G. January 3 1850
10 sf5 sellers. January and February 1854 buyers
February and March IS eid BUYERS March and April
10 Gid sellers April and May l964G3 2E6id buyers
Nav and June 20-64n3 p 64d buyers June and July
3 2iQ6433 22-64d sellers. July and august Esd
$780,. August and September. 22-t+d buyers sep
,er,Ne- and October 22-G4d sellers. October and No
veriber 22ffi sellers November and December = ofd
vain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
%Fw-HAvEN LINE. Pier %. T. R.-sTR
11nblic Notlre.
pInIIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

An EXAMINATION for pupils not IN the
public schools VIII be aed az the high school build
try, on Monday and Tuesday. January Soth and sist
beelnnng al o'clock a. ~
pupils viii be examined In arithmetic. geography. his
tow o. the United states English grammar and com
r-tion spelling reading and writing and they Will take
their examinations the school which they desire 10
attend. -. 50 ~. ,o.s
Street the Girls Hgh school at No 30 East 18th street.
ana High school for both Boys and Girls at io'tH
Street and Third Ave
York. January T. 1893 . -,-,
Superintendent soroughs q Manhattan and The Bronx
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. Dvr,RTrsEMrNTs and subscriptions toI The tribune
n a. Once No i.e@2 BroadSaN
a. AGAR north 81, 3st-; until o'clock , M aa.e.tse-
-erevef AT the following branch Offices a; regular
hssnts unfu o'clock D N 25+ sth-ave,
90. asS At iso sth-ave cor l2th~st hacyt, oth-lNs
Columhus-aye near West Whit. 100
Sv., 42t.t near 6th-ave ~ East l4ih-s -aI West
between 7h and sh ayss oS Lsst tith-sI' LOSS
80. between 7gth and TTth So l0.6 "a ave- near
Sist-st: 70s is-ave near seth-st $50 Sd,aye near
asa 3l-avc ein Beeckers ST 3.3 Bleecker-st .
eos 81 ave 240 East 10Th 1921 81 ave 1889 3t-svs
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Proposals.

DROPOSA1.S FOR SUBSISTENCE SIP
PLIES Office Purchasing Commssary, I. S Army
No 20 whitehall ~. New York city y Y January
o., -s..ied PROPOSALS fc- furnishing and deliver
.1h.iatenre supuler this city FOR thirty DAYS.
cenein February i4th 1899 Will be received ~ TINS
o,s-, ,T--u o'clock A NJ. February 7. lsss IA
formation furnished application EhV- opes contain
ia. sbouid be- marked Proposals for Subsistence
~ orened February z 1895 and addressed %
t.ai.nnel {. 4 WOOrHrFF. A. 9 q. ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

coTTON-Taere Ur-l@ or no ahaternent IN the vol
ur4 n speculation in tie Cotton Exchange IN fact ne
SUI o. today ralrg Was even greater than that OF
yesterday oulv selling for the purpose OF securing
profits prevented marked advance than thai
erualy recorded which TIE utmost strength OF the
rarke- matter ~ lO points The opening call was
craracer.-ee Intense excitement and great actvi',
caused cables ard hllsh pointers from al
cife'tors Fol- wins tre call there was turtner az
vance ~ -la points with occasional reactoldIy Ntel-
'aE crce- Liquidation ol l-ns contracts. As RUE
orders fo~ nuying cotton whether from Liverpool
VA Street NeV-Orean8. Fan River Or other leadlns
pons Private cables SAID that the English cotton trace
sncwet genuine alarm c1nse 4uence ~ the ste&dy
upward movement IN price cn this side q the water
tl- mo r-adering tendency ~ speculative com7e-os
Local generally favored the dea That not
vtas'a1. rf o. &c already secured on cotton
sac The advance "a tie general outlook remains as
euasa ls ever esp e'ar n lew Of me Nght receipts
reports f1 backward plantation work anc the SINAI!
purchases or fer-zers Weather % ~ South was gen
ca.y dglr1. le1 work being very colo according 10
t-a,s weather map The fac that The Liverpool stocks
= e't'on % nearly 100000 bales on the week
mace no particular impression here. IN view OF the
srpra- decrease - 5000 bales IN the amount ahoat
4ne feature 70 cables the indication % strong
demand IRON English and Continental spinrers Futures
Closed steady af ust rain q; sg5 points
The or prices IN The local market TO-DAY
HN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Chicago Jan :7.-The small supply q cattle io-iAy
.urr,d 10 meet limited requirements ~ the trace
90 nrees were no more than steady Compared with
week ago prime heavy finished cattle are TOT any low
I'M, the other kinds slow reductions OK luH t'
Fancy cattle s6gs6 30, choice sess =, D,a
s. e5 medium steers 5000 q beef steers IS @@s o.
COWS ana hetfer 50 sOs4 Western fed steers " JOG
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GtrnMnJItJ
AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS


BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE Newport and Fan River
80 PEE IL y R.. IT. ST.. week days only, $40
p " strs. PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim Orchestra on eaea;
sTONfNGTON LINE St0nlngton. Leave Sier so
y r. foot Spring ST.. week days only. al 600 T. d.
steamers Maize and New Hampshire ~, .,
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 10
y R foot OF Spring 81. week fays only az o-So = IL
e,sar,ans civ u Lowell ard City y Lawrence.
NEW HAVEN LINE. Pier -. l.. R.-SIR
~ RICHARD PECK daily Except Sunday. II 3 p. ~
A nVrRTISEMENT- and subscriptions tor The Tribune
y receyad az thelr Uptown Office 80 2+2 Broadway,
p door north 3ist-st until o'clock p m advertise
,s received az the following branch Offices az regular
aa~e rates until O'Clock 2. viz, -ot SIN ave 8 2
cor a3d-st 10 6th-ave cor 18th ST. Macs, bth-aye
C0iunlhus-ave. near West bSih-Sti loS
Wet 42d-st. near 6lh-aye ~ East lith-s 23' West
.94 between 9Th and sch 1879 East 4Ih-st l33s
a. ave between 10Th and 71th as l02s 30 ave. near
gf.,-st 70S ist-ave.. sath-st $50 3d-ave..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

cash quotations we're as follows. Flour moderate de-
mand and hrm 10 : spring wheat I3'egIoc No sprns
No yellow 37i. a3sc. No oats 27a.e No white
SoeG3ic. No white 29&G30.c. No rye 5ss.ei 70 2
prime timothy seed. - 4ons2 42is mess pork per Dbl
$40 4oGs0 -, lard 100 No. IS T21dS5 70 short ribs
wniskey dlstillers finished goods per gallon. 81 ~
sugar cut Ioaf. unchanged On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market steady cr-arneriesl 3g
steady. unchanged
Cincinnati. Jan c7.-rlour Arm wheat nrmer; No 2
red. o7Ie Corr active 10 mixed 6I.lc Oats strong
firm. Eggs Arm. lac Cheese firm.
Milwaukee Jan. 27.-wheat nrm No Northern. rs
G75l2c. No Northern 14c. Rye higher No J. os'2E
59r. Barley firm. No , 5la5liso sample 44isa5ic.
Minneapolis. Jan. 27-Wheat strong. January It54c.
NJ Northern 74i,c. No Northern. 72Ac Flour bust
arse first patents So e0QS4 second patents 81 70g
g 20 n-st clears - 7oaS2 30 Bran higher in bulk
PalsaeRaa; Jan :7-wnsss nrm and i.o higher
higher ~ mixed. January olf 42s case do Noyen-
clipped 36u@i &C No do, $685. nc No mixed clipped
S4i2d35- Butter steady fancy Western creamery lsc
Zoe Do Southwestern lSc Do southern lie Cheese
firm. Receiprs-flour. 5000 bbs 1900 ks wheat
~ 600 bush corn. 900 bush. 800 bush. ship
mens-Wheat. 1900 BUSH corn. 10000 bush oa's 5000
ST. Louis Jan. 27-Flour firm; patents So 7OGss so:
sraighs SO 3d. Gears. - ASA 70. Wheat steady firm
53lsc; - hard 7lc Corn easy 80 cash. 3@-o. May
3l.c July 3Nc oars steady Qu No cash. 2H', Janu-
ary. 29o May 1910. july 2sc No white. 3ile, Bran
i5gieisc. dair,. l9QI5, Eggs lower 1870
To.edo. Jan. 27-Wheat active irregular; No cash
70 May isiso Cora active steady No mixed ose
cash Sc. Coverseei active lower, prime cash. cd,
So o. new. 81 02i2 on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
STOCK on HAND

Charleston Jan. 27.-Turpentiue market quiet. Ale
Resin steady unchanged.
savannah Jan. 27-spirts turpentine firm. 4iisc
sales $50 bills receipts 253 Etosn firm and unchanged
sales 2 100 bbis receipts. 3.5li. 49,
Wilmington 27--Spirts turpen'ine firm, Ala
A. Ac. receipts 40 casks R0sin hrm oog95e receipts
OIO bhs crude turpeutine 1rm 81 35 and So 40 Tar
steady 81 TO- receipts. 43l h6ls
London Jan 27.-Turpentine Spirits. BIS al. Resin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
NAVAL STORES.

snirits turpentne scored decisive advance to-day
further good buying. and a sitter savannah market
Opening strong 43 .Gi4c the local market steadily
advanced and was finally firm at the prices appended
Rosn sreafier more particularly On pale grades
Tar steadily held AZ about Old prices. We quote;
TAR-RegIars. 81 g tar oil. hhls. s. l2's
SPIRITS TI'RpENTINF-44la d45c.
ROSfN-Comr11n 20 good strained. 81 IS: p 81 40; p
81 ~ G. 81 50. II 81 50. 81 G5; X. 81 s2is NJ 81 eo
y s. Is. W g. 81 ~. W y. 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

5s'a TIA. Great ii-ialn. Frsnooee ,'1'''' sa7
.e'a. uf u,ss 80, 80 ,41gS 70 sSs
edes SEPTEMBER 2e4s 3s2 BIZ 0s4 $50 O)2
U2.@1 . =. .r"-Drlears o. morrow were oncl@4y .s-l
.G w.ss h0.e J.u bales against 1881 bales actual
cs a, - !4t1t bales lesf wear. TC-morrow . re-
ns- - ts'h were estimated az 43fpg 900 baIe2
.tr,. - as- week and 8. lBI bales last year.
pared WI. ~ ports and Interior points tO-cay coih-
~ I'm -aE arl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
coMPARATTvE corroN srArrMENr

For the week ending Friday January 81 1899 Bales.
week ..........'. -. 100
same week last year '..,....~.".. 2i2 s23
Total receipts this date ...............661 GIL sSl
receipta date last g. 100
Exports ia O53
Exports for came week last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1913
Total exports O7i as
Ia a. .T32
Stock all United states ports $50 g4s
year .......-...... '..................i2s 2, 1877
stock at all interior towns Observation-Disclosures. 614 $40
stock 81, All interior M ISL as
stock al Iiverpool .715OOO
stock AZ lIverpool same time Of 900
sock ~ American sAoa for Great Britain a35 900
t,r~a last Year az "''''' .'..-....-... ass 600
The following are the receipts % cotton all
---.. LIZ. $3.50 .L-..1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables SPOT cotton
quiet sales 10000 bales: speculation and export 800
rates. American HOoo bales. receipts 21.noo bales
American - 600 bales. middling upland. 3 sled
opened decline.
lN2tff net advance. January 31Sias January Feb--
an SlSo. February March. 31sb: March April. IDS:
Aprl May BID; MayJune 32osb. JuneJuy. . 81 rs.
july August, 3 22h August September. s22b septem-
her-Ocober. 2es October November. APPS. November
December S22v. Manchester-Yarns slowly cloths
.--. h. -,