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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
VAST RICHES
Aside From Gold to Come Out
of the KIOndike.

Chicago, March Am assay of black
sand found in the Kootalinqua river,
Alaska, made by DR.. Willis E. Everett
of the Smithsonian institution is said to
show that one ton of it contains $776
worth of platinum besides iron oxide,
gold worth $102.S5, two pounds of tin,
2 pounds of copper and 1 troy ounce
of iridosmine. The great value is said
to lie in its yield of platinum which is
extensively used in electrical constuc
ton and dentistry. Platinum is found
only in the Ural mountains of Russia,
from which it is exported to this and
other countries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
FUNERAL OF MRS. RANKIN
Held at the Home of VIM. Green
This Afternoon.

The funeral of Nora E. Norris Rankin,
wife of A. S. Rankin, took place this aft
uncle, William Green. 917 Quincy, street.
The services We're conducted by, Rev
Dean Sykes of the Episcopal church The
floral offerings were banked around the
casket and the mantel in the room where
furnished by a .quartette COMPOSED of H.
L. Shirer, first tenor; r. r. Overhelt sec.
James Moore. second bass. The E Fl
mot Dead, but Sleepeth' were the songs.
The pail bearers were w W. Webb.
w. J. Black, F. E. Nipps. c. L. Sea-
graves. G. ]. Sholes and ]. S: RoMleY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
HOPE FOR THE CANAL.
A Compromise May Be Reached by
Opposing Interests.

washington, March 2-The Indications
from the conference of the river and
harbor appropriation bill are that a
compromise on the Nicaragua canal
amendment will be agreed to. One of
the recent propositions made and being
discussed is for an appropriation of So
600, 600 with the authorization of the
president to investigate both the Pana
ma and Nicaragua routes and when the
best route is found the secretary of war
is to go ahead with the work and enter
into contracts for its completion. There
is some objection TO this plan and it
may be modified. 1t seems to have been
determined that some canal legislation
will be passed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
REYES SURRENDERS,
And Quiet is Again Restored in Mica
ragua.

Washington, March 2.-Mr. Clancy,
United States consular agent at Blue
fields has informed the department of
state that ''to prevent unnecessary
bloodshed, revolutionists under COM
mand of Reyes surrendered to Mica
raguan General ReuIing this afternoon
on advice of Captains Symonds and
Burr. Lives of General Reyes and fol-
lowers guaranteed; foreigners who par
ticipated must leave Nicaragua; forces
Quiet prevails"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Germany's Fight For Trade.

Washington, March without ne
glecting agriculture at home. the Ger
man government is making commercial
interests more and more the basis of it's
foreign policy. The state department
has been so informed by Consul Winter
at Anneburg, who adds that Germany's
export trade forms the center of grav-
ATTY of almost every political transaction
ana that every encoura cement is being
given to it by the imperial German
government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Chicago livestock Market.

Chicago, March 2.
HoGs-Receipts,s q, 600, Estimated re-
IOc higher. Mixed and butchers $1,000
3.S5; good heavy. s. 75a3,S71s; rough heavy,
s.. 606T3. 70: light, So. 69d3 S215.
CATTLE-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
lower. Beeves. SO. 9065.65; cows and heif-
and feeders, Sc. 50d4.70.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900 Market steady.
Sheep, So 2564. so; lambs, $4.25@4.90.
HOGS-Receipts. So 49s shipments, 1901.
SHEEP-Receipts, 15,s17; shipments, 5s4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Kansas City Produce Markss

Kansas CITY, Marcn z.
WHEAT-611sc lower. No, ? hard. 65la
N66c: No. 8, 631Id64c; No. 2 red, 74c: No.
8, 731ac No. 2 spring, 64a65c; No; 3. Soc.
No. 2 white 3315aAe; No. 8, 3Sc.
OATS-Steady. No. 2 white, 29AQ1ac,
HAY-Steady. Choice timothy, $1d7s5O;
BHTfERESteady. Separator. 16a2Oc;
EGGSN1c higher Fresh 15c.
Receipts: Wheat, 106 cars; corn, 80 cars;
oats IL cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
New York Money Nrarke+

New York, March 2.
MONEY-Money call nominally 2d21a
per cent; prime mercantile paper, $685.
per cent; sterling exchange steady, with
actual business ir bankers bills at S4S6
@486H for demand and at $4S4d4. S414 for
60 days; posted rates, $4.S412d4.S5 and
s.. S6L0i4.87; commercial bills, S4.S3Aq1@.
ILVER-Silver certificates, nominally,
591h@G01ac: bar silver, $3.50; Mexican dol
lars. 1890.
BONDS-Government bonds strong. L.
s. IS, 1071s; new As, registered. -12Sl4 cou-
pom. 12S14 As, 1113s; coupon. 1928; IS, 9912;
IS, registered, 112; coupon, 112
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
HOT AT MANILA.
Women on Board the Morgan City
Not Allowed to Land.

Manila, March $50 p. m.-This is
the hottest day of the season but for
tunately all is quiet inside and outside
of our lines and the majority of the men
were kept in the shade. The United
States transport Morgan City has ar
rived here. The wives of the officers
and other women passengers were not
allowed to land, the authorities consid-
ering the condition ashore to be too
unsettled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Snow Shed Collapsed.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 2.-Snow shed
No. 2 on the Union Pacific one mile
east of Carbon, collapsed today under
the weight of snow piled top of it
during the recent severe storms. All
trains were delayed six hours. Man
ager Dickinson arrived here today from
Omaha to aid in keeping the line open.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
OIL INSPECTION.
Senate Bill Adopted by the House
Because the Wheatley Bill
Was Faulty.
passage

The house has passed the senate oil
inspection bill, with amendments, and
as soon as the senate cOncurS it will be
ready for the governors approval.
1t was necessary to do this, as the
Wheatley BILL which was prepared by
State Auditor Cole and which passed
the house a few days ago was passed
without an enacting clause.
The senate bill was amended by the
house to conform with the Wheatley
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
More Cuts in Allan tic Rates.

New York. March 2.-The American
line today met the recent cut IN rates
made by the White Star line. The lat
ter had made a cut in the rate of $780,
minimum cabin passage out of New
York, to SIS and $65. The American line
cuts to $50 after April Is, or SIS after
June /. and of 500 between June l and
July 25. The Cunard line, it is expected
will meet the cut very SOON
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

gold watch, which he handed to Mr..
Lobdell
1.-The chief clerk will read" said
Speaker Osborn.
Mr., tLobdelPs eyes grew moist and
his voice became husky as he said
scarcely above a whisper:
This is a piece of reading to which
I am not equal. If you had got me into
a, scrap I could have taken care of my
self, but L can not begin to express my
appreciatiOn of this now"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
A test case of the

A test case of the legality of the ac-
ton of the city of Kansas City, Kan,
in levying an assessment for the re-
paving and recurbing of Seventh street
in that city was filed in the federal
court today. 1t is brought by Samuel
Maher, receiver and trustee of the prop
erty of the Kansas City Safe Deposit
and Savings bank
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Wages of 5000 Men Advanced.

Harrisburg Pa, March 2.-The Penn
sylvania Steel company posted a notice
today announcing that beginning April
L next there will be a general advance
of about 10 per cent in wages. The ad-
vance affects 6.OOO employees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

spection. Mr.. Wheatley said the senate
manner of testing gasoline is better
than his, and he wanted that to remain.
The senate bill was rushed through
in such a hurry that it is said some of
its provisions We're faulty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
SMEAR Market.

New York March 2
SJGAR-Raw firm. fair refining 37sc
centrifugal 90 test. 1850; molasses sugar,
11-16c. Refined firm: crushed, 51ac; pow
dered 51sc; granulated, &C.
COFEHEE-EaSY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

Your linen left spotless. American
Steam Laundry, 112 West Seventh
Telephone BAL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
FEE AND SALARY BILL.
Senate Spends the Forenoon Discuss
ing a House Bill

The senate spent the entire forenoon
considering the house fee and salary
BILL which is designed to repeal the
law of 1897 and give the county officers
increased salaries
The bill was finally recommended for
passage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
No New Statutes.

The senate has killed the bill author
izing George w. Crane to compile and
print an 1899 revision of the statutes
The same bill was killed in the house,
and a revision this year is not now
possible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

Remember DR.. J. A. Swaney's lecture,
ocean and Shore" at Lowman chapel
tomorrow evening, March 8. Admission
% cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Ranea of PRICES.

Furnished by E. NJ. Strawn Broker
age Co Room Central National Rank
bldg Seventh and Kansas ave, Topeka
Chicago, March ?.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

HOGS-Receipts. 10000. Market 5m119c
higher, active Bulk of sales, 50. 45Gl3 65;
heavies. So 5OgT3.75; packers, So; $685.; mix
ed 50. 40d3. co: lights, $3.45d3.50; workers.,
So 45d3.50; pigs. SO. 15Q3.35.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000. Market firm.
Lambs, $3.75d460; muttons, $350Gs4.10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Ranges of Prices on Stock.
New york. March 2.

Furnished by E. n. Strawn Broker
age Co Room Central Nation Bank
Bldg, Seventh and Kansas ave. Topeka,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Kansas CITY livestock Market.

Kansas City March ?.
CATTLE+Receipts, $500. Market steady:
Native steers, So. 75Q $50; Texas steers, $500
az. 20; Texas cows. $2.S5M3.90; native cows
and heifers 81. 5Od4. 25; stockers and feed
ers, 81. 75GI5.40; bulls, $3d450
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

sass ais W T'n' r Rs'T s. 'e:n
cnotd GOOD nS TO fair & RIVE FLouRegiee
S % '"9 ono 20 'a1 Kn = S2
ed FINE Shis sse me ye, sAG so NsALP Ssa
e asElF1rm; spring bran, tuk 10 arrive and spot
s9ar.e winter bran SMASH latter whte me 81 2s5
SbtS nss s,Sa;is city feed s5esi5 80, nouainy
hAIN-WHEAT-weakness was 4 feature during the
so'ris ana covering which fnai prices
s,v INC ses, poi" ana se re higher than ne previous
~ resprnsiae 10. the depression In
Liverpool va, al,o conrso,ss wiz, ay,cs caf,,n ~
liberal Oilers 4 Argentine wheat although later in the
DAY the latter were ecntraGicied by London
pretty well used mixed reports from source
was no. therefore MATERIAL Influenced by ne news
final prices a.g7sd net lower. There active
by scapers and Others in the mar
enc vsr Shs s0 sns o. und ns Ps . ns
soli on to - alec before the turn ly midday
days u disappointment would he heavy ani
on an cversold market began nasty movement
protecting themselves that developed later decided
On the savanc- s. louis repoTtsa turn for the bette
in Us cable advices with cash wheat stronger and no
much sironGe- those from Liverpool reporting
accepted wheat quite freely early the day. they
week not 50 bullish a. they have been The interior
the las; few 1000 600 bush rehnd me
previous week alth ough -four shipments show Il 700 ho
Northwest receipts 400 cars, compared
with 3G7 last year on the curb May sold up 10
75.d7iAc back 75i.c. Quotations OF cash wheat 0
aaoa basis were as follows. No red sO.dso.ac; no
Northern Duluth. 1Hisc SPOT. No > Northern pulnth.
TAG spot. No Northern New-York, SIC spot No
hard Manitoba. Spt4c arrive. .'pflNApart
decline market in firm position
all day developing positive strength near the clos with
final prices c higher. There were unfavoraoie re
ports the belt regarding weather and oHernss lh
bulls who have been out OF me
market ror some time taking little more interest
again on prices had experienced enough
decline Moreover have rolled UP large toals
this week somewhat the Increased novenie't
A, Interior points Exporters IN the marker I" ue
exien, az 81 loads and Liverpool c.osed 40 net 49,
bearish circumstance cNnsi1"Tins
break Chicago houses reported r-K,
tat.ons on all rail Baltimore ~ me close 40
corn vas quoted 43%T43-sc y afoat
OATs-The market inactive al day ara seneT s1
No closed NJ 33',c: No oets ~
No ? white 55rc No white s47c track rnisa "''a"
track white 34iz 1850; No white cliis aoo
wv Market steady No Western e4'7c b afioa'.
"a / western II ae5c afoat: state we oVo
~, york carlots 80. BARIEY-Mar<et hrr1 feeolhF'
4GI47c New York; mating 65ns2c denveSso - "a
vo-k -. r-CKvHEAT-Market dull Suoteu HI ''0
r New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Houston. Jan. il--co'ton FIRM; mlfdlng. 5sc; low
middnK. She good ordinary. "a receipts. 4s3z baies:
shipments 5.e2s sales i19. stock iseTS
Galveston. Jan. il.Cotton frrn. mifdiirg ssr; low
idding 5Ac. good ordinary $40. receipts SSH ba.es:
exports 10 TIE Continent. 100 sales. liza spHners. ~;
stock. 3i9.4ss
Norfolk. Jan. ii.-coton firm. rnddiax. Sac: low
dfling. l-6c good ordinary. 49, receipts, LIZ
bales exports coasiw Sc 302. saies 1sI. stock 500
Mobile Jan i--Co,t'n steady; mifdling. 3-ltc. low
m.ddrng 40. good ordinary. 80 rec~p's 3t- bales.
exports - Great Britain $751; coastWise i3 saes 300;
stock. 81
Baltimore. Jan ii--Coiton nominal. Kidding. $40:
low miedlny T-iec; goos ordinary. 3-sc receipts.
$3.50 tsies: stock 20 95f
savannah. Jag. tl.-Couon sfoady riflling osc; low
n.dil rg IS 6c receipts 3fi ha.cs exports % the
Continent. 1921. co4stwse. 1881; sass. 10; stock.
i2I 90
Augusta Ii-Cotton steady rtt!inr. sIse; low
mldGlne $40 receipts, sI2 bales shipments ~ sass
315. stock 5v6s3 49, -
receipts bales exports the Continent COS stock.
"a csc.
Memphis. Jan il.-co,ion frm. mlifllng oite low
uidiilng 4-.c ordinary. o &c. net receipts 81
bates gross 4a3 shipments $50. sales. 400. stock.
iSf
iov mlddiirg +sc. good ordinary, 41c, rrce pts tlz1
bales exports Great Britain 600 the Continent.
16 500 coastwise 4e3i sales. 5000. stock. iTT.sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
DELAWARE. LACkAw ANNA A'
WESTERN RAILROAD.

s,n. To New Yora foot u Arel-y and TnrisOpHSsA Hs
= 10 - = TRAINS, FtLLAA% rIFF4-- $780,
N4SN4''' PINrScH LIGHT . ..,-.,al
IN n-prNGHANTON NAIL stops at p''"1''-
stations. -. pfrrr,rO SCRANTON, BfSC-
1v,;;Vpv,r-o% NTrGO, ITHACA ELNiFA - 80.
~ vE~o T-xFIsFSs. Pullman Bu1et Pari9t
anu H1-s+re AZ Brrfalo with trains f5r Chicago anu '
No y tssry)-Chlcago and Buffalo Vesu9g!s sirE
500 = y 80 ,STOT r3fsGHAMrOS ana Et>MthA-
E,ii9~sn HuTst Parlor Cars 10 Emlra ImOus" ~ .
q, rar- ard day coach Chicago. arriving d. $40 -
90, = MLrcRANTOE. VILKFsBAREE ant Pl-t n
'Nf,7-rI T-XpRESS Pullman Buffet Paror -
-no :, 1-aiiyl-CHICAGO ard 81 ftALS. NE-
w United EXPRESS Tor sCkA NI1N o. ~
II ,nrrt0N ri MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH b.r -,
e Z, fTrrrV,, CAR Sew YORK &c Chicago. DINING !"
10 p \ dally,-BUFrALO EXpRt,Ss, ,P 1880 ~
-" ror.rs ~ SCRANTON. bINGHAMIoS, e
Mia BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
o.go i 0iany,Br EFAiO srrkEAaINppVN rl74 IIccA
suvHPActisE and oswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman bcne'
TicKErs AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS pa AK
Plsce 42e and oi2 Broadway Tickets al tsrry HIM
trsd ans twenty H,;h St. 2ss Colgni5us ave New
soc ard T2s Fulton St ami ioe Br7acway, sroo~SH'
TIM table giving OH ir.ormailon al al 'tau9ns,
w rr-r-c--CroTrs EXPRESS COMPANY VIZ caU for ana
,hsct IA gage from hogei resfeEeA to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o,.rrr-On the call this morning the market ior
CV4I Ne futures showed steady feehnS AZ IN
B.-.@" ~ 90 on one side continued heavy ware
craze ysres H. this country nrinly susldIlVu pl'Os
house dislike the part OF shorts 70 inSleose
so'--, on the bear size there were tH' i'e,'
oD"s~ visib. supply and the continued run Fe'eiPs
As~~a-v roufs also was POINTED Vut ..'e a.
a. lie- r,reign markets showed Atue cnahse sone
tA- SssE1.ss Was shown IN Brazil Inc SITUATION Was
s.sAs -. me bQrh az home and abroad 4hs "AS ~
ne harrow fluctuations which u late nave ciH'
ces. " 80 various markets. To-day hraAh SdD4ea
Aes'.v nchanged prices. with the kio market weak
80 a. santos showing tocranle desfee on 800
a- r,nsan markets exhibited but little tendency 70
80 ,1T sight gain OF YESTERDAY HaVre on me las'
~. svxt net unchanged prices and very harro" ptsl
- Hamburg ABOUT the same o@irdls 80,
Asss ,. :. nsc on q positions Inc inherent
~ the local situation best inGlcalec .! .e
-, "a he call passed without iransaotoll Aiu ma
"a r,ir forenoon there sales or oHly 90 uaS
~. 70 Arri and 20 Septenherat me pre- lous
s-,css FOR the entire session the business was
a. - II 80 bags the market nna4iy steaoE AZ
ssrIss nr,ce- 10 points lower fuIiher "c' 49,
y Ia was made in the Eio rate 81 eNc1ahge % e
- is ~ sd RIO yesterday cleared over o on'oo
-. Handel as 900. severn. l4uuu bags SpNt
zee fa,r1v steady IN tone. but no; active no no
,al quoted al lose T., t ,,.sl make. .o-sav
The rang OF contract prices N me '''~' -'1 ~ " 10Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

,,r.rs7be trade has become used 70 sensational
Tia.s ca!.ed forth little comment on Cnanse; L.s
tive features IN the general s.-4,n 80 bnr ne
Lake copper scored moderate addoil' ~ 's
res, O.. the quiet and hrn ~ cut Sesr-
80 and abroad we've distinctly favorable and I'd
Lo.aers acre 70 take '.i ~ NO., FxchaSse called ps
IRON " arrants firm spot quoted az = nominal Coppef
sis en- oI sis asked Tn at ne c1e wa also s'Tons
ana higher WIN spos a, q O. an 80 s,r,, snot 10
februay 81 10 bid. 81 % aatea spei,eF e. 'ssa d
osns cables from London reported eppe so as nm WIN T
quoted al 900 Us 80 ane ss -, "a soft spanish
I'm .1 u go e is at ii5 i5s, spelter ~ - Cd
da cures 81 BID and s. % asked ro-aays Metal
m price Of LEAD snoult have read - 10 DID, . 10
MoAssEs AND .trensa at say Small
me- and encouraging reports from primary points So
prices asked heiG nuyeis ~ ,oiov Ne~orieans centric
sSai25c New-orIeans open kettle common 5SSooS ,l
2saie good s -. PT,,ne raj: fsr ID
sc roo4 1917 prime sg2VS 'ep ser elsh,s was
suIl az me following qiostiars IAvsrYo9l' ~ IN
eon * vrssfle 4lss Antwerp. - Hafnhurs % PIGS
ROTTERDAM &c Amsterdam Dc. co5toa 20
HSp - RTERs-There no material change IN ne
conditions %, .e for any O, he grades but
the uGht and rates are - United senisnd
su ate. have stronger tendency wing 20 me s,
.tearsr LAS tors genera cargo Gu!t 70 tne ~
Kingdom Continent ias net ior coz hc1ce 10
BH 'i,s hsrbsd March German steamer i6s tons
general hence 20 Cnna ana t-,ds or
- r"ori6s a, OF 81 deliver Jni5ea S,aes r.
deliver Europe Briti.h steamer 10. los psb
pSat Noble Liverpool 2os cn9T ven. r,z los q
steamer ll34 tons coal caro-, so a., tons rele0
Goa baltimore 70 Vera cruz - -. osfN oc,ob@r nj
ss terms schoon-- tons general cargo Bosson 70
Sayenne y, Se%York $3.50 port charges schoengF
ss ,oas general cargo and lumber hence VIA mi's ss
70 TO, san se5 Ds III aa[ 1l oe sohoone
s.et lumber Brunswick 20 New OK !" Yew
7drs Sc g9sss N .faY 6n S Ss
York private terms sch9onef o. t9s sge tons IRON
Kye TO 10 Eaza6,h7or as schooner oSs tons
os T y.E,s A MfSs to En- Boston N0rwss,a
,ieaner ses tons caite Esne1 7o sao Eases petroleum
terns 20 shansha aac 'shoon. 10000 FEET lumber
Br.nswick Fsrnandna or Savannah to ''N '"e'
Bf eo,on...d oil mark, was more 1stiv' s ana
yS.l6s s dull n asa uneA.nssa
SSa,' b5s s. IS sqS s. % rsane 4, cAs 6Sses
eruce napn'H5 Pine crude lsaie,c prime crude
mills i5ale PRIME s samne erssss 2sa2s1 pr. white.
mr. nrnne winter yellow, eseSic lnseec Aier R
s,. slas2s American boiled 'Sa'4e Calcutta r" ''
iaIe 9 1875 strong demand and positive strength
twin features 70 Better cash trade light receipt,
and renewed Oysf nIsTsss Suosd 500
81. ,95 fsmy $40 oas1 .ho' e ,s ss $50 AMI ,o
pacs. 50 Ssse ida mes; ssg' HOES
BEEF HAMs-paii au'' saeon. she 40 r. 5sc ioo n
Held IN, slsS;r u'''p rT d Sss do !.
quoted smoking d,s,rs steady: quoted 4c Pcksd
hams neglected quoted at city
Sc wsssTn eNTsARpIr1rnsr' quoted a, 3 ~
cify am dastsS at t % no. "i =, g 9.
south n, A%s steady aso,sd City A western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

S.

5hn1n ~. ...... 5o7,s si2n s0ab SisH
Cash ouotafon. were a. follows; Arm and steady
No spring wheat 90 sn6I nc. No spring ~ns a.,
corn IS H35a,c No oats. &c. No ? white -sn-'
5sc No darccd 81 1913 W q lsi prime ' n o
esei g 32,s pork per ~ ~ svfss -. sB Az
sailed shoulders th0xell 4tW4sc, short cl'a, sl,s
lhcxen s. OJ0S5 10. Whskey distiers nnlsneo 80.
per gallon: 81 q sussro es ost ,nEs vas easy
crsafneros i4G-Oc dairee. l2nl.c Esgs ou''' ''e@N
10 3. n2le. Cheese steady. unchanged
ciucirn.fl Jan ll.-Fl0ur steady Wneat hrrni 10 :
-.f -ir Corn duil, No . mixed 35ilc oats Gule, 70
r,iveA 2qr rye steady No =. DC larl hr, - ov
arm 81 p Butter quiet. Sugar steady EsSS "-'
lGiac Chees. flrn So -
Dulu,h Jan ii.-wheat-No I hard eash' 81 g. az
usrv epc. MAJ lac. 80 l Northern, cash. DC jan
uary &c. May. ts9sc. , ~.
Minneapolis Jan Il.-Wheat strong ana nsne'' may
esq. july Gor Flour and bran unonahsru' .o.
milwaukee, Jan il.-wheat dun; 10 Sor'eih:; ~
eoi'., - . Nor,hsrn G7i.c Rye dull No /. o4'so
Barley arru: 40 2. Sc; sample il'1G'-%c'
PhilaGe phia iiwhea firm End &c nisns'' 20 ?
Tract Grade January 75isGs5i9c. Corn s'ssun' ~, ~
mixed. January old. 4lAgil'.c. JanuSts i,n, an
sslc: No white clipped 32s93i: NO mxra 1 ,2.
93Gg3i,c Butter dull and &c lower t.ncy N-s.e.h
c-eamerv Dc DO rints. creamery &c. sss urn ~
a. ei-nor. f-ash nearby 30 western. Ztc, 90 SCUM
80, aea2sc: do southern 2iq21c Receipts-touI
900 hi- Ia ODo sacks: wheat. 1900 hrsh cor 40
Inss. oats "a 200 bush Shpmsnts-Whsai loe'"o uusn
CO.. 3no bush: oats 5000 bush.
- Louis Jan 1l.-Fiour dull aioany -ai a.
- nav 75c. july IS &c. Norn-Dp'.3ns -"
- 800 be,,e-. spot easier No cash. doc DC a..
- a. Nov 35s.c Oats irregular ana spot 500
No cash. CSC January, 2sc May -s7'"-''a'