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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
wroI SHORE r. z

Trains leave IRA In ~. station ,; ]" %
I.:,5 r. N < Nl4HENTAL LIMITED DaH' @
.lusL, syra.usl. kO1isstrg. taia.y, Sussa'~ 49,
IlrVrIant D~lEolI. Cn4sso ant 81 lgs,s
ChtcaxU and u l.Juis neg Afternoon. blAlhs -,
,,1S y & 80 N. Iarss ". 42t > D. Ch'esS9 sh1
81 In.s Limited. DAILY foI CileA slI-eeAs ,So,
sster buffalo. Niagara Fa.ls. TORONTO Ds"N'~
cleveland Chicago snd -. lS,sls ,,-,--..- NJ
40 p NJ Dali Tor Utica, syracuse hSr"ss's' Ds'-
falo Niagara Falls and toronto --. 49,.
u DAILY. Aihans. Utlca. syracuse. knchsS-
Ter buffalo Niagara FALL Toronto. Detroit CieTS
isnd ch.cngr and Of ioH's N .u.v.
Zine tables principal hotels AM onlres htFHsss
ehscEsA '-ofd Ho'si pesiipnce hy We'iclu t.Snr~
rANnr-rT Cern-el rnsser~e- Wont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
TERMS OF SALE ash.

rArrr BID 70 BIZ CONSIDERED MUST BIZ Accom-
PANEL BY a CEHTIt I'D CHECK TO TIE otbhK
OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR FIVE It.H tHN :. NJ
~ mn ,p.Nr, or THE MOUNT OF TIKI BID sue
~rssrt.r. BIDDERS VIZ. pE REQUIRED TO PAf
TuF BALANCE ~ THE PURCHASE MONEY lMNh
nr,rEr.Y vPoN THE RATIFICATION OF THE AZ
rf.p,rANCE IF THE BID M THE COURT. 49,.
p,ssrlV-D PROPOSALS TO BE PROPERLY MARKED
AEp DELIVERED r. IuE nNdnEHSis$NTTp I'm % ~, ~
a, ~ 1iiu DAY on JAM AIRY, lsVO, At 10 !, ~
sTErt-T EORTHWLST EVN1l FAttl.l ! > FOX a. i
$500. mos ~ TIFF sTOCK AND PROPERTY 10 BE
IA N7FE' ,tt-iiTI 81, PROVIDED OF APPLICATION TO
TIE D'DT''' NfYrg COHEN
HENRY sTRAsBr RGEn
A-signres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
11ublir Hotltr.

Assignees' Sale in Bulk Of the Entire
Stock OF Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc. Fixtures and Paraphernalia OF
Trade, in Stores and Premises Nos.
416 18th Street Northwest, and 40 Sth
Street Northwest, Formerly Con-
Quoted by Charles Baum, as Also the
Unexpired Lease OF 41G 18th Street
Northwest. Washington, d. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
& OHIO r. r

@ .,Yora Na.tsn4 le.n.'Ial ssGa Fsf' and
'''' o. .Ds1 Except sunday. .suniays 49,,
cUrcAGO 81 80 a. from Liberty street cnr1 - -
o N ard e. Is nignt - ,.... .,,.., onlv,
- I@i.gg,,H%TArI ST ffoiIs 'os5 a r.. '5'5 n
NJ" ROYAL Blue TRAINS. ,..n
w,sAISGfcH hALIIsioI,E ~, -. Ger, ,D !.s;
,'RvyaI LIMITED" Exclusive Pullman tram .,,s
,pn@rJ '555 p sEd ~ 10 n'sh' NO"Fo''N' "@s~
4. W. -,.,
Daees IN 10 POI 49,. 1884 BdNay. II = ittn ~.
,eT pove-v y \. 33g ga Fulton a.. bnhksn, Wnts-
bail Terminal baggage T'seSsd ron h"'e' ~ '''"en's
Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
"BLACK DIA1OND EXPRESS"

arrive, Buffalo o;s Pullman vss'hple Day Caches
"a p,,lor cars Dining Car service. Meals Ia carte
nrscts Al DunsIo with through seepeTs 30 Detroit and
".i:.So 100 p NJ esly Tor EAsToN HAucH
branches. =. -, .., s.,1ov ,,- urrKra
3p% rfTTsT0r scRA NT0N ara principal inter
49,. stations for Al points In coal resona
r nenIasT 'rr,,s, pario ca. Tor wltKESn RE. -
s4.aO 6;I5 p 81 sunday only Tor MAuCH CHUNK
"a ,rtorusiiate stations -. -..-o..
,-a ir,s-refiNte stations -. -,--o>-
ir,srrrs'i7fs stations.
ah..,.-n y ~ driv or BtFFALp NlADhPA
r,TrS ard au points West Pullman sleeper yesnou.s
" 20 Crrsgo Siespsrs 20 Buffalo and Toronto
!, ut, - a.. Nov work o. Fnst0n
To-, i,TrrFTD EASTON PFTHIFWrM. NATCH
fnn,>,rtr 'atvpE GrNrVk POrEFaTro Hi'rFAfO
y, ToDoHrO Pullman Sleeper tor p"rao None but
80 80 nas.ergrrs carried N haegage carried
90 = ". fallv ~ Wff.kf'SF' ar. lTH-
go "rrgrvA ROCHESTER, 7UFFALo NIAGARA
FAILS snd all points wes, Pullman sleeper to Chi
cage. ,., ...,.. ,,uy .1cer, Sunday ,or eor'Tg
~ ,Txrrrr n POr-,.n BROOK T-f rtcrrsHlae points.
80 - ,,,lovs. 5000 1870 a ". ?;?o an 10 South
y's,nss'd onivl ~ 80 20 's:2n ard s:So "
-,rr,.s ara p-i-aan accommodations % ia 2et IN
-, aia end 20 Broadway, ~ p iI,t 81, Use ISL
g." ~ pousry n Y sen Fulton a., Court 81, %
o., i~.v s-E pranklvn trrsv P-ookyn
WIN cail 'o- ard check baggage from
,o,. or -e.iA.nc. through n destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

sSshts With The general market in consegTense quite S
ana sSaSs 81 s 60 O'Rs Winter
e. clears No ssS &c. s1T , no saSs s. s
Ssi 70 to arrive SackShea aoar s. 90 RYE FLOUR
Quiet Quoted Good 70 fair 50 2og$9 &c. choice f 70
Quoted Fine White s5c ane yellow eseasi; cCarss.
70 arrive and spo s4 5Sasii S. sachs to arrive 200 oG
SiSatl5 p coarse winter BRAN ta@$ll. latter whii WHIT
SIC Somny yS chop Tp sic Ip So eIlnssi .2s 50
GRAIN-WHEAT-S Saturday IS ordinarily SLOW DAY ln
Wheat marSS Ge last e' ss,arfs% vas or
W eaSS. wr The f%"s s ~ ones I'i in the
and Whatever speculative spirit existed In other quarters
were vigorous enough 10 satisfy critical operator
News ~ the day was almost as scarce ana IAN
had some comfort for bull element but extreme dull
depressing factor dncult 20 overcome 30 hat
somewhat and closed oficlay sc net decline. Curb
trading became te more snappy after the stock mar
thereby rallied the best point Of ne da although the
s continued marrow one NAY soi9 Iron me- 1sl
In both the speculative and markets vas eS-
trereiv dun Relieving thai prices VIII gradually drift
possible restrict i,s purchases OF cash wheat LOOK
nr also m tho sentimental effect 81 Argentine shipments
~ 80 orerafons r1lrtherrnore the prospects
isbla supply increase Of 100000 bush en- Monday was
cacuattd 10 deprcss somewhat the friends of wheat
Northest receipts 473 against 35s cars last
year and Parts markets came unchanged TO 10 POINTS
No Northern Duluth 4c May. Z b. ahoat. ....
CORN-The trade consisted of f~v small o!l.IS
In sympathy with wheat The Liverpool market was
quoted Id net higher and exporters t9oE anoIi ~ s t
tr.r',r,ar-e On the curb Ma ranged from 4l%l4l -
bd closing at Il ~ BID a. ocock No corn ,STsTSe
local market was inactive and more oF eSs non t,
Cav ofi,e AZ track mixed 5ia35c. rack white
85Q3Sisc. 40 white clips Soe ~ MaIKe' y, aS
o b. anoat. state rye 59ta aeoc New YORK ar
lois =. BJ;cKWHEAT-Marke' dull Quoted SIC C T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Railroaos.
Den NSYLVANIA
HAILHoAD.


slATioNs FOOT Of Twenty-third Street and Des-
oro'se, ana cortisndt Streets ,~..,,.n.,
Streets = ten minutes than that given below for
tsp A, " FAST MATL.-pulman Bune, PArlor Car
Nsw fSrA 70 PttsbuIg Sleeping Car Pi'''o'fs 70 OH'-
~ FSsi E.s''eiIs e.v.l;a4i
cOmpaT,msn, Sleeping Dining srnokias and oe..rvs-
t,on cars For Shs9so csysand To''do Cincinnati
,.so r IT. tf iifxi'5 2Nb > 81 LOUIS ExrREss:
$50 2 VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago Foe
$40 r. NJ sogTlWEsTERN EMPRESS i pri:-
40 p. VI. PACIFIC pxpnrss-por PI,,.eurs and
So: i y NA 4S6 E%Thlss s si.':.
* sRsH T AK asb ,'' TE ignss 5rTn
20 100 $50 'congressiona Linn All Parlor az
, m ~ nes! SUNDAY sa5 90 1870 1pnIns Car,
Dining caa.) 40 Dining carr. $50 Dining csr SO
s6UTHERN RAiIwAr -rFiorida Limited 1850 m.
ATL1NTiSe c6Hsf ~ ss i23o
F. n "eek-days Express. 92o a. m. an SO p m
c ctg Z, = Az; OHIO nAn.wAy.tso eaiy
ATLANTIC CITY 20 p. m week days ,Dssh,o.s.. and
r Pa streets , m eF eSen ana dbnd
Long Branch H.bury Park Gn,eraken. sunasy.l o,ss.
Street s'asS9S'. SO i2so 20 ard 80 y,
cortandt sireetD. 10 a. 1880 $40 and ; 10 2.
Sundays o - =.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
clio, 20. 80 s.ou S50 % % 81 Penra. Limited $50
nlLing CaO 1880 Dining carr. u 10 a m. 1850.
50. $50 $50. 40. 40 Dining carl 40 Dining
Can $50 DINING Can. TAO $50 m. l2'a night
Sundays G1O $50 $50 . 20 $50 dIn,.fedl . 30 70 50
Dining Can a. NJ. 70 80 80 nuins C'D. $50 20
mining Carr $50 Dining carr $50 Dining car 40.
TSss sce' Yc. '' o. oe s:s II ,'g .,- g,
station and stations foot NJ Desbrossss AMI coriandt
Streets; Court $50 FULTON Street 90 B-oafway
end Pennsylvania Annex station i'rol@lfu. station:
Jersey CITY. The New YORK rrgnsfer company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through n destination
Telephone '257 Eighteenth Street for Penrsylyana
Railroad Csh Service.
J. g. Hr'TCHlNSoN T. r. WOOD
General Nanage-. Genera Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

las ben rs,lp states that the movement Of me crop
= bed Foods '"' FA'rHi 10y unfhforhhe weather
1ssnng 5a'Er special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
a., seies 800 bales SPECULATION and esi,ort 4 GOj
en- 80 60 t an epN bales ps 5000 baiss Amer
rsSav 'alrs nllt.inF upard 3 -82d futures opened
NJ afvs, - 40 advance closed quiet l-Glal h-C4d
e3i0 Pam lamar aVsu5 10. Januar February. . %
isiy-Ags3g,., an Msy-June am. Junr-July i8b
br-rs1,-ts' 49, August September 3l4Hs Seprem-
D.-e1te, Si4ho October November lis: November
g. sLh AND NEALS-Buyerr and sellers were about
""-H o. sSrng patents and from 5QlOc on winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

cotton Tie cotton market SHOWS no SIG" @. 80 -,
considerable advance scored Ni.'.
lie last To dat prices reached n'sHeI 49,
touched previous time thus iaF ils red4
Nav advancing % within point Of &c the marx o"at1
Uh..f bulls nave been aiming throughout me r7eent ~
ward ma.eusnt June sod ar &C. Wniie july an
rss-.e. a SILL higher position. Trading from lhe W.
frar was heavy and more general than IN months. IN
.~rr ORDERS KEEP the wires busy. while Wan H"e-
commission houses heavy purchasers Throughout "
session shorts became extremely nervous ano hOublt
advance. seeing 70 prosper OF "a
reaction tr tre Immediate future. The opening was
stsai1 uh NoreuIe- point lower. AID the rest " me
. unchanged points higher AZ the best hgnIes "
tbe dan -1. deliveries showed an ADVANCE -
% points with the close firm al net r-e 81 70
cables tl4 English market. Futures az LNeIp ..
sds.ual i-2d with private cables noting bulish turn
t0 s-1-~ert generally. other factors supporting the
position ot -ngs estimates GO marked falling on IN
port receipts this week dispatches n0ilng
strong spot throughout the South al
advance % 10 20 9-6c claims that planters were
% begin preparations for the crop IN many
account u water logged felds, glowing
from print cloth markets and dTyg0Ods centres
10 this country well In Europe and the apparently
sound condition ~ The stock This weeks receipts
a. TIE ports estimated $1,000 100 900 bales IN
couas with actual receipts las, Week Of 0533 bales,
and q 2l2 80 bales The minor port cearances
VIII undoubtedly fall Ear behind ~ week. Tho
cotton reporf 81 The Chronicle bushly construed.
more particularly that portion relating 20 the cloth and
dpgoods departments.
The raas prices in the local market today
was as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
NAvAL STORES.

--. make. f5r naval was quite inactive ana
taray stead m tone Spirits tufpen,lne nechtL
C,ffcryyl 90 prices without chAnf. S9u""''' '
T. AZ -pegul-- 81 e.. oll tbls - j."
,llei1fs- -,,--r ~ e6sd strained 81 80 F. 81 ~. y
., - a. ~ n Al m l. 81 g.. X. 81 s2't, u. - w.
= a. 05 W g. a. rs. v. >. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

nd subscriptions FOR The fTibdhe
1fswn Once. 40. i.2t2 broadway.
unt- . u'ciock .. m. advert Sc
unwlug brunch Offices az regular
III r. m VIZ. 80 sth-RNe. .. e.
, co-. 18th Macy . Uth-aNc,
80. ave- near West Gith-sl loo
,re ~ East 18th a. 25I West
ia av.s. 100 Fest 4Tth-si; ,sas
"A nth SITS i.028 81 ave- ntaI
rear saith It. c@ - ave. near
d Rieccker st.. 80 Bl'eckeF Fl. :
4 81. l,02l 81 ave ..Si2 Sa-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
HERMAN SQUARE HGIrEl,
Brooklyn.

. r,vERrIaEMENTs and subscripuons for The Tribune
'I.t,.1 81 their tptown Office No l.942 Br0ad'fsy.
dor north u 3is,-st until o'clock M advertise
srs rsc,vsd Of following branch o1ices az resuar
- =. r.ts. until o'clock p m. 20 sth-av
cnr s5 It iS2 Gth-ays.. cor l2tn-si Macy dta-nyv
- 'fth ~ az C0umhus-ave. near West tbIh-H 100
W..t i2d-st near 9th ave ~ East llth-sI 25T Wssi
,af he,v.eu r. and $50 Easf lTth-s lSSs
a. .vs between 10th and 18th sts iU2b 5d-ave near
al, ST T0s lst-ave.. near so'h-st 10 sd,ave nsa'
q, :, IA sf-aNe 2iO Be@csrT st. 8,9 Hl-eckerst
os "a ave. e.o East 70th-sL 02 3isys 2od2 sd-Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Jan. 2i.-Flour steady receipts 2 S25 b6ls
spring patents S4ds4 10. winter patents ~ s'nS4 80
oiears and s,raghts 50 3oq$4 cormeal steady S,9.S
bag 81 gOQS ~ per Dbl Corn quiet receipts ~ ~
bush: No 45iac: steamer Acc. Oats steady receipts
90 j73 bush. fancy, BIN g37!zc Nos and 8 30. FSohc
Mlfeed firm bran spring 80 % winter, Nlh Indlh
sl4 75GSiG ~. Red Dog -four ST. 10 Butter steady
Northern 2Oi7c Western 2od2oi7c Imitation l9c laass
lic Cheese steady. Northern. l0HQlOAc western lVi2
ai0$c.
Chicago Jan. 2l-The leading futures ranged a. fol
lows
Wheat No 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. closing
MAY ............ 70hQl0A. 7OAaIo,S .I9E 20.
July .6s fnises WA bNBhpo'l N'etNn$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

s,,.,rnah Jan 2i-9plrits tur'antne hrn ,.o ~
gor h;. receipts 2jf nnls. R1an nm sHI-.
o'. - ia 'tfla Quote A g. e. ~ + and = - -
a. oS fl 81 %. / 81 IS X s. -. NJ 81 a. y - 90
~ ~ s. a. IS W - 40.
" cSG,,,is.,cn jan 2i-Turpen'ine market firm at t-'
,,iii"'r',,.r ian - Spirits urpentne seadr 80
4otc -e-ents az casks Resin hln. SO, ana 20 90 a.
49,, 4.c hills crude tIrrenfne qniet ~ ~ ~,
e. so re,elrts hnls Tar steady - lo receipts i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

May ............ 80 5l2ls $40 : 1874
Cash quotations follows Flour dun. winter pat
81 46asS ~ soft patents - 20Qsa 20: shs SQ
s. 30 bakers 81 ?oqs2 SOL No spring "nea' 9''> 81
2 29rn No SOC: T HI & s2S S 81 wse 2,Sc 81
mess s. pork, per 6b scesl6o5 ari 9s 100 II s. 9og
shoulders boxed, 81 25a$ s7 short clear sides 6ota
g. lOasj Is. whiskey dlslers finished goods per GEL
Change day the butter market was easy creameries
6isc eggs steady. fresh l7laqlsc
Milwaukee. Jan. q Wheat dun. No Northern 6e,1c;
lev lower. No 2 5IA d6i NC sample 42aloc
Minneapolis jon. Z1.-Wheat steady January. Gle Nav.
Tortb@rn Gsipc No Northern Gji.c Flour and bran
unchanged
Cincinnati Jan. 2l-Flour dun winter patents. 81 -
ass g. winter tamly s. 'oaS2 SO Whsa, flm 9 He :
oats dull, easy: No . mixed. % Rye fair demand
1850 Butter easy fancy. % dairy hc, Eggs
weak i5'ac Cheese MN. good 10 hnc ONO na' loha hc
P6adephia Jan q Wheat ~ unchanged contact a
January Old uG4i&c January. new. 4oq4ol,c oats
fteady. No white clipped. b 'ac: No 3 d. &'sqHo
No mixed do. 93a33lsc. Butter unchanged. fancy
caster. fresh nearby 10, do Western ~. do Sog,h
FIN M hi old .c,s SSss, In Zoo ,,,.b
corn l2OO00 bush. oats 5000 bush Shipments Wheat
5000 bush corn $4,000 bush. oats. so eco hush.
Louis Jan :l FL dull u -s Wa "a,
10 July GIsc 10 hard CSC Cornop,l99ns . ,,,
January 2S'1c. MAY. 2S-c. july. 25i1c 30 white.
3o>sc Bran nrme sacked. east track. SO sui'er
steady creamery, l5A2Oc. dairy, l2al6. EsEs h""l.
Toledo Jan 2i-whsat dull steady: No cash. lie.
May. .8l7c tit Corn dun steady 10 : mixed "''.e
T prime cash old sos new $3.50 Oh unshanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

4 pVERTIsEAfENTS
y received az taeif
"a door north - @lfl ~
neut- received ~ ;he
oaice rates until = o''l'
cor sd ST. l52 81 az
and llih- II ~ 'u,un
Wsst 42d Il nrnr or
AGA Il. b-tR efn ~ and
81 ,v.. urtween 76ih q
sf.t II los lst ave.
Iift ~. So "a ave ?
. los 8d ave. 2iO Easi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
CENTRAL R. R. or new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations Ds s Ms~ r YORK ws Of ,o: s St
Leaving time from South Ferry Goot Wnltehal 81 is
i've minutes earlier than that given below for S-'y ST.
Trains leave foo, q, Liberty 81, .. A.
For Ea.ton Bethehem Allentown Maueh chr 40 &C. !,
Easton f545 & 80 to Eastonl P. NJ. Sundays. '''ao
TO tsSa5 z n @ sGs m 400 $40
rs. h.S sG p sha f HsS4sss 81 $50 m
Ioco. 1870 70 ReadIngl 4 N. 1870 80 zoo. =. =.
isc F R:ssss 49, aS' s''eeS H.
Tor SSnsury Lex..grg and wn:mc,' At s,, 100
- 49, ALL Rail RotrE:
For FOE Rs L3 H RRAMcE ogEAN GRoP Pr
Grove ard Pon; P!ea;,n. no 40 e; 90
N Gt5 only to Red Banlo a.4O only 70 rsa ean g
.s5y 'a SS9S:I' go S' S6 rel
FOR Atlantic .H.rhiand. 40 $50 .r,;,o N. Us
49, 1913 Sl' om f I1 ,Ew zoe 3 200 P
100 20 $50 1913 A. Nj las ao 40 ~ sundays
Fsr Lake ur-t. 40 $50 1918 a NJ. ia5 $40. ';''
2f Fr' aa1 y;s an. . ea:TrSa $50 $3.50 A. N
Fer At,s7'ie CITY vneland ana Rridse'o"' 80" A VI
For Norno,o re,cs s.an.,sN, ana H,sh,;nd: :,c %
eayf 900 ~ Ann p
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. E4AL?IMoRE AND WASHING
w..s DIV. ! 995 Il 70 5 * IT'S s. Dining carr
y. 90 100 900 ROYAL blue limited, 100 pn'1 e
Binns Ca- m so R:ssi 4.a a.: 80 ..
PI9s s week week aaS w. ~ s %' w.
% 90 ss sqns asy so. 100 Il fd 80 q s. st.
wss q a. q a. f. Ts s: ,s ~ p Prod =,
b e s fs4 ,nd e E'sssHls
;-co, hotels or residences to destination
. .r,.m s ag,,.s r s., only a. s.,px
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
LEHlCH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations foot OF West 23o 81 Penn M SortIan1t Or
Desbrosses 81
Candidates time West 2sd -. Other figures show
time rom cnrtlandt or Deshrosses 81
.I,45 : 100 A NJ daily for Easton and Intermediate
so S,fs A. dar. to wII.xEsDa RRE S,RkS-
TOY ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER BCFFA'O
VIC AZ FALLS .9d rhe Wet arA pr.ncp-i o.al
1900 S,ri-g car and raro- car - pr~ II
20 I.,nn daily. eve III SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
oyemsn, is as follows

~, epis az the ana Interior points to-day com
wv WIN NE same day week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Cflnninr

-1>~l ~~->~-N> 49,
BOSTON AND liE% ENGLAND POINTS
tIA aJ.N.J LINES. ~
t.I.t rfvrg flXt. VIA Neapurt and Fan RIVER,
I've re- H. \ H.. H. Warren ST, wees days oh1, ~"
i n fI.YAJl . al orchestra ~
sIONINGTGN LINE, VIA ston."ston. i.s' 10 ~ Al
y r.. foot n Sprins :. ,, S,yS SHy '''''
'Scipt,,,.,,i = 81 A. Ssw London. Leave PIER 80
- ~ crr,g III week days only AZ BIO 4 d.
s,.a@.rs INV N Lowe D and Rhode Island
NEW HAVEN LINE. Pier -. l.. Isl"
- PfruARr PICK trCy Except Sunday at =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

Receipts Of breadstuns n interior polnLs N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

Rio Market clCsed-Holatl. . 80 s-,io,.
Tne statistical position 81 brazh con.s n a. s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

thls .-lns 70 The Chronic.en 81
' u''rn.ng Is as follows N'e
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
H0p Market Firm.

The local hop market Is still inactive.
Buyers and sellers are equally firm. as
bears and bulls. The repors that Puyal-
lup growers are convinced that the world
market lie short and are holding for Is
cents has encouraged local growers to
hold out Tor raise in prices.
The estimates Of the worlds hop crop
on August 81, 1899, are 236.074 900 to
26s, 7l8 .OOs.
The Oregonian of yesterday says the
hop growers of Clacksmas county are
holding their hops for higher figures
1t is said that the Horst-Lachmund COM
pany are regulating several contracts in
Yakima for which they agreed to pay II
cents. The company claims the hops are
inferior: the growers claim the reverse.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Gilt Edge store has best summer drink
in the city. 2S12l
If you want cider mill see the Buck
eve at the Yakima Hardware Co.
Just received, splendid, fresh line
of teasand cofees. Kinsey q Co.
Sewing twines from the cheapest to
the best, at the Yakima Hardware Co.
10 to Gilt Edge store for pure spices
nd Baking powders. 2S.l2t
Save money by buying Binding Twines
and Machine Oils at Coffin Bros. 26.tI
Ladies' Fleaced Cotton and Wool hose
l5c, zoe, 25c, 35c and SOC per pair at J J
Macdonald's.
The very latest styles and best finish
in all kinds of photographs at the James
Studio 80
Ladies' New Belts-velvet and patent
leather, the latest styles, at j. j. Mac
donald's.
A new stock of Claus shears Just in.
Every pair guaranteed perfect by the
Yakima Hardware Co.
Wanted-During the coming winter,
$4,000 rabbit and hare skins. Cores.
pondence invited. Address J. A. Wood,
AIS Ellis St., San Francisco, Cal. SIT
Prosser Flour is made from the best
No. Blue Stem wheat. Sold by all
leading grocers. Ask for it and if your
grocer does not keep it send to TAYLOR s.
Denley's big general merchandise store,
opposite depot. 35-tf
A good assortment of Fur Collars and
capes, comprising Coney, Electric Seal,
Oppossum, Stone Oppossum, Brown
Marten, Stone bankruptcies from $1.25
to $25. 90 at j. j. Macdonald's.
Tailor Made Suits, Capes and Jackets
in elegant patterns and of the celebrated
Beifeld make at The Wonder. "a
Try our Crystal Coffee. 1t is the right
thing. Kinsey & Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
The Popular Red Cross Badges.

The welcoming badges which have
been offered by the Red Cross society
have met with ready sale and it has
already been found necessary to order
the second edition printed. 1t is desired
to have every purchaser wear their badge
on the arrival Of the troop. Believing
the children OF the town would like to
feel they had added their mite to well
come Company f. there has been q
special children's badge placed on sale
at rs cents. 1t is hoped that every boy
and girl who expects to be on hand to
greet the boys will wear badge. They
can be secured of the teachers in the
public schools. The badges for adults
are so cents each and are in the hands OF
a committee OF ladies. Any one not hav-
ing had an opportunity to secure one can
find them on sale at Mr.. Scudders office
and the North Yakima drug store. The
proceeds will go to swell the general fund
for the entertainment of the soldiers.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19

No machine has yet taken the place OF
natures teasle in finishing various
grades of wooden cloths. In this coun-
try they are grown only in Onondaga
county, in New York state, though a
few have been raised in Oregon.
Teasles require soil OF clay and lime
in certain proportions so that their tips
shall be sharper than steel Such soil
is found in Marcellus and Skaneateles,
where they have been a staple produc-
ton for 50 years. Teasles are also
crown in England and France. The
American product is sitter than the
English. softer than the French When
the foreign crop fails the American is
drawn on. This year the European crop
is small. the American large-nearly
100000, 900 baltimore Sun.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
When ,ou write 70 ,he Queen.

The paper on which letters to Queen
Victoria are written must not be folded.
No communication which bears evil
dence of having been creased will ever
fall into her majesty's own hands. The
proper method is to write on thick,
glossy white paper. and to dispatch the
missive in an envelope which fits it.
Any folded communication never
reaches the queen, for the simple rea-
son that she never looks at it. All
such letters are opened by the mistress
of the robes, and. as a rule, their con-
tents never get beyond her, or. if the
letter is of Importance, it is returned
to the writer with the directions how
to forward tn. Y. Herald