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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

~,
>-a.. '','-.'' a. men III Ne" 'Ik'
it III 'N'- 'i 'H' i3de' al Mll-
a. r-.,..
:, ''''a''' i''" S'''' IIlr iiIHoipal
'''' '' 'lr f.ei-hh"Nh rdu-
- "'''' -''i''--''' - pvAd al
IH 'he + ifh'h senate. Saturday. VI.
i''''uI'ir "as sentenced to three
months imprisonment far ilsultiu.
thr PRESIDENT
SECRETARY ami Mrs. Long returned IT,
""Hlli''4i'h' sunday. from Colorado
1iil HE'S. Where they took their daugh-
-rf' WIN" Is III
\ dispatch To- The London Daily Mail
lr"n Sydney. Y. 4 w.. -avs that \
tiSas rnu~ civil war haas broken out i'm
th' british possession w MN Guinea
III Villages having b.en rhl.ta,at4d with
h'"Ny slaughter NJ the inhabitants
Tr tho memory Nj Robert NJ Tr.,ersoIi
many addresses were given hv uromf-
r.rt -rty thinkers in tHr convention NV
Boston. Sunday. tn" sessions were i'm
three sections ana iu ,ucH many fine
tributes to lho character If the great
asru.tic were heard
as-- VIM. 11.u D.xt.~ and .r.,,rr,.r
w ' l,i n.t N\Gark. N. > Stturday
t..r. tAr MISSING m'uist,r MIN, tur14I Il,
VII Ash"vN,: y. g.. Five other ch.ilr.n
HIM, ,ri bi. ,.f+ ,.; N ,,'lrd ihll p'
ira. .emen,s ul1c ue,u rtld. 7" .bi,
tA'i irMturr to Springfield Mass
MIS- jos, prime breNei IF Nv Yolk
", ir.s HI, Si,,; "' MI lt,r t"y4@ !ni
"l ;ai ing tie VIII and eiv.aG Her f ''I,ii7
w th rhurch ii ~ sa.d -1- las Lran
now known as MotHar C1th"~.Ii. INIT wa5 Iu n.
game y run several years agr. THU twa|
HAM. ,',u 'a,tl'ii'E together ior som"
p-.-;I.n. T..i.. ..
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
TR hoVAiL war NOTES.

yen tos Atlantic t.3sSi.Ht ih''
~ thl'.u +tii IN iI"H N"W A'ih. sun
day Ih' h'd ON heard i'F- Hastings
ana ~ in"l. hn' -'5. nTa"Il1"+' "na 'dlS-
f.hS''S' Nh' "nt i'ih IN. compliment
~ ih' H'''l'ai amy #N 4'l' .1t"H 'f
re- fnSP'''I S9p 'i'lar leaned - In
hIl'hi government 'H ,H' -Nlli'l"
i'''l' TN h'[''l'AI aus M SCUM -Ni'i''lh
waters.
tn" Warship Comus. the last IF the
Rritish f""t t" Go south. sailed from
l!ailiaN. MI n. saturday night. FIR Rer-
mUd'- Tho rum"r is revived ut Hall
TAX mat lhe White star Liner Majrs-
tic, n1W at New York. ar the Dominion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
HARVARD. o. YALE. 0.
The Foot Ball Giants Very Evenly Matched
and Neither Score.

Boston, Nov. lg--The great game be.
tween Harvard and Yale. Saturday end
ed in a tie, neither side being able to
score. Harvard had the best team by all
odds. She could carry the bali forward
almost at will. and yet when within two
yards Of the goal could not move it over.
she Yale grit WAS too much for her and
the line stood Like 4 stone wall in the
crisis. however weak ii may have Dc ~
AZ other times. This was Harvard'a
chance to score ana snc lost IL. In the
second half also DV means Of fierce On
slaughta ON the Yale line il was forced
back ana back again, but just the li.t.r
force. the lucky turn n"ourG TO win ID
victory was lacking.
Harvard won inc toss up and chose the
west goal The kick off was caught by
Daily ANA pu!teI back ana dDWucd where
IT was ,auG.'l. 2Een came The FIRST line
~. Hale, the Nalr center shpt the bal
back between his legs 10 Mcbride. who
received AZ Win uuiStrttrEcd arms "a
second later be Rad sent il TAR above the
up-rc1ch.ng arms ut the Harvard fpI'-
wards. Again il was DAY VINO caiIen
il. Re lodged the Yale end who grabbed
mt aim. ami twistinL AID turning.
spu,rlning Ike an ,ci this Way. Then MAT.
the imDie Harvard qudrtcr CAM back
for ~ yards. Eiwln Of Harvard, GJl
clear OF the tc,t in IN" next nIlxup and
made I'm wards before hn NHt LuWU.d.
Harvard started do~n thr EciI Min TIL,
E,.H. EW!t" she r4GC}cd tH' cnt, thr"r
times shy gained through the line. twp
mighty smashcs into center ana inc uNu
was IN Tho : yard lime. f1Ir held AMI
Harvard Nay baAioi McIrirs pan.
from behind tho line WAS caught tud
hrtI"d wv paly y yards 1Ut i:grurt-
tried a place KICK f,r a -. 4! bur failed .t
The lISt "a minutes were the '2 .itiH4
nnrs af thr @a .nr- lA!" had l.lrl ,,-rt
thing lhJt Shu ruuil ana lad uut Wua
point. Hary.ra began T." rush th- h-.i
dpwn th" hDld ant Harvard m-u ver"
wjii- THcn oat-- tusHrtt% unfortunate
HIp hark. nnd FAB ~"' n"d l"at-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
New Bedford Operatives 10 Meet Owners.

New Bedford Mass. Nov. 19.-At a
meeting of the Central Textile Council,
held today. it was voted to have rep
resentatives from1he labor unions meet
the manufacturers. tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock. when the advance
in wages will be urged and also a stan
dard price list for the weavers. carders
and loom fiXers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
All Well al Ladysmiih and Kimberley

london Nnv. la-Thr war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Gon. Hullcr:
cape Town. Friday. Nov. FIRE
port from kimberley, Saturday, Nov.
II. says Ill are Wen there.
"Rcrcrts from Ladysmith. Sunday.
NOV. =. ana Monday NOV, II, gay ant
well there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
Foot Ball Notes.

Abel Wilder Brown Of New York. who
has played quarterback on the Phillips
And9ver foot ball eleven the past season.
has been elected captain OF next year
team.
The members Of the Princeton foot bail
team are apparently none the worse for
their difficult struggle with Washington
ana Jefferson, Saturday. Every player is
practically in as good condition rs When
ne entered the game ana Will begin this
weeks practice With lots Of snap and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20

ALDO ssh Court of Probate. held
u hm,l2st, on the nth day Of Novem
Natnan u. Knowles. administrator on
tIe estate Of Emery Knowles. late of Bel
A'An'; tn thc county of kennebec. de-
used. having presented his first account
ioWance.
ordered. that notice thereof be given.
.lItt weeks successiN ely. in the kenne-
zee journal. newspaper published in
,tuSVSta. IN said county of Kennebec.
E't lN norS MS interested may attend at
Z PROBATE court. IL he held at said Bel
aSi. on The l1th day Of December next.
"h snow cause. it any they have. why
ne said account should not be allowed.
GEO. L. JOHNSON, Judge.
Attest: Il
CHAS. =. HAZELTINE, Register.
lov20, d1aw3t aQD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20

A Montreal dispatch says: small
pox is epidemic in Kamarouska county
this province. Twelve cases are re-
ported at st. Paschal and 20 at Mount
Camel There are many suspicious
cases in other villages The health
authorities are working hard to stop
the spread of the disease"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20

lLErrEl 70 MRS PINKHAM NO. e3.ss41
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-For some
time have thought Of writing to you
to let you know Of the great benefit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
Mrs. Perkins Letter.

Mrs. Perkins Letter.
Il had female trouble of all kinds,
had three doctors, but only grew worse.
| began taking Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
and used the Sanative Wash, and can
not praise your remedies enough."-
Mrs. EFFIE PERKINS, PEARL. La.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20

The Countess Of Mimic, wife Of the
Earl Of Mimic. the governor general Of
canada. is passenger on board the
Cunard Line steamer Campania. which
left Queenstown for New York, Sunday.
The Campania takes also DR.. A. H.
Doty health officer Of the port Of New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20

have received
from the use OF
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegeta-
BILE Compound.
Soon after the
birth of my first
ls1l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-20
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Az druggists refund the money if il fails
y. ~ &c cure. T. w. Groves signature is Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

NeW-York. January q. 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The market is closing about
steady leans bur the passing " HIGHT
any Increase receipts would weakness NJ
dunn hold ~ pretty well and there further change
a. pea though IL IL easier buy than
lots a. 81 I'M Exporter nave taken more ref
kidney 81 I'm D.. The feeling is about steady
on that basis White kidney continues ana firm
yellow eve exceedingly dull California lima steady We
quote. 1905 choice. bush, 81 20. ao
medium los choice g. S0NSi 30 pee 1sgs choice
n white Kidney lsgS choice 81 S64Sl 90 yellow
lssS choice Al 30 10 lima. California. 81 3D1s2 x q,
bscs turte sour choice 81 e5asi 10. peas
bbls 74cdSi DO bags pj092'4c DO Scotch bhs 81 o5U
81 On. DO bags 81 OF
DfrrTTE-The receipts for the week foot 30 al1
r,s an Increase GOO pkE last week and nealr
600 ukgs more f9r The c0rTesp0n iing week lf
M Sxu,rts this week $500 pkS BUYERS showed
soe Interest nga!n to-day. and the week Il closing with
steady market choice and fancy gradee - table but
fer stock has fairly well ana unesf afti ,als
next week ar- Unexpectedly .see Il i haruf probable
.t,t here viii be- further change 10 the line ~
raiuc, Common prime grades are plenty enough ana
slow exporters holding te awaiting fuller aiFies
June anery bolings are not very hiFe fr ihe
s.uaon II year good dea. q stock D. htlnE turned
here from other points ard h f. causing pressure t cell
and uncertain valuea Very light trading iA STATE aafF
FACTORY ah0Wa slight weakness. and while l4Ac might
am lie obtained special packnRs lac u ahu a ma
can be depended upon. while good deal or ihe STOCK
Is going In rance ~ i2sGl3nc We quote. 'feanerl
WesteTr or~a per H. 10. 90 nrss t'gWlHc 40 hifas
10 seconds i4Gi7c. DO state, INES ia ~ =,
DO nrr,s iT0i7sc thirds 10 seconds iAJ ione Weh
am June finest. lie. 90 nTsu. ieSieHe 90 th1d' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

the stale stock there were q cars on sale Of which is
at Jersey City and ~ SiXtethst. Sheep were SLOW
and prices were rated weak 10 nc lower. lambs ruled
steady the yards but with liberal supplies az
jersey City the market FELL on about roc closing dull
With several unsoh Fair 20 prime sheep sold az
s4GSi 3Tia per n good choice lambs AZ - 4Og
s. CO. late Friday Of Far Western lambs common
al - 81 Dressed mutton slow at GHIfc per 10 choice
wether mutton selling SC; drrsed amhs solo az Hsc
Country dressed h0thouse lambs steady az s4ufS per
sales-M Collins 200 Buffalo lambs g n average at
g. 50 per 100 n 30 d. 81 n. a. S. co. @6 do " 10 ~
50 10 l6o Ohio DO - n At 8 co. w Indiana sheep ~
~ AT 81 IL Ohio DO l07 n. At s. 81 -
~ Harrington: 2O4 Western lamts, 80 10 AZ v b, H4
do. ~ n s. 90 tis Michigan Do. - ~ al ~ 10 -
=. II. Hume BRO: l9i Michigan lambs, - 10. a. 80 ."
Eli DO. 70 n. ~ 81 -. 49, ..
do. 80 n at 81 &C
:. Judd & Co. late FRIDAY: @+I Far western lambs
common. "a n. ~ 81 80. % =.
s, Sanders date Friday a Pennsylvania lambs 80 TO-
81 80.
HOGS-Recepts were o. cars. 1873 head Al for
saughterers. Market nom.naly firm At 81 '9nA 10 per
100 n Country dressed steady 495ao per 10 for hea'y
TO Light weights
sasss Judd & Co. date Yesterday 81 Western n,ogs
1874 n average 81 100 n. rouzhs III " AZ "
A. W Lamb date yesterday. * State hogs. 20 ~ az -
VI. Collins yesterday: ~ Pennsylvania PIGS III
n. AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
DELAw ARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations m New York foot BARCLAY and Chns,a pher as
Vt,fIut'IE IRA ~, IJLLAAN BUFFET CARS.
iNTSCH LIGHT
s,oD M.-BINCHAMTON MAIL, STOPS az pTineip~i
stations z,xx
uANTOS OWEGO, ITHACA, EIMIRA, SYRACUSE
risN zoo 3 i HES-. Pullman runet Faeisr cars
Connecting Buffalo with trains t'r chcago and pom"
Loo + NJ odalbp- chicago and BuGsio Nsssegl,d 81
erss. Tor SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON and ti'IlnA
fullman Burc; parllr cars % ElmfA Ihflush .seb
Ing cars day coach 20 Chicago afflVh~ AZ t'iS u
a., ~ n -scRANTON wILEEsHARIfR and PIyh-
''Sf,rtt TNPRFgS Pullman Buffet lail.F cars.
-,Goo - n teaiy)-CHICbGO and BlFfAlo VksIi-
MI SD IIaITED EMPRESS fof sakANIoN, biNss-
~ ~ NToN FIMIRA BUFFAfO TIhOrGH nVFfff
sIFrPfSG CAR New York 20 chieigo Dining car
s,:,o p n tdaiyp-- BUFFALO EXPRESS IyLiMAS
SSiT1A Ra4lI dotNT MORRIS ans BUFFALO Ar
% 40 Z. ~ daily BUFFALO SCRANTON hINq-
l,T, t,T'fs. and oswrGo EXPREss pullman DUET
TI@KETs AND PULLMAN AUTHORIZATIONS AT
HFNpV carr a SONS Ltd. li3 broadway. "a Park
placs i?l snd al2 nroaawav Tickets Very stai'ns
iii Fourth ave 'orner Twelfth At. CT Wes, one Hun
dTed ans Tv,nty -il'th 81 2sS Columbus ave w York.
sfs and Te6 fulton II and io6 Broadway bFoohyn
Time table swing full inforina'cn a. all sisrras
wESTCOTT"S FXPRFsS COMPANY vN -rN ~ ana
check baggage From hotel rssiaencs 10 hes'ns'i-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL

Al, through trains stop Albany Utica syracuse.
- - Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
90" a n, mp,Inpai,g ex:ep. sundays The famous
Fastest lain In the World. Due Buffalo AS P. ~;
NIAGARA Falls 5:S2 p NJ Toronto 9:Nb = NJ. De
q .uoli, LILO I. N. Limited 70 Its seating capacity.
$40 a Mast MAIL Daily-For BUFFALO. Niagara
1870 A: NJ. DAY EXPRESS except SUNDAY For
nm Buffalo sEd al Important Nss York points.
l'Oo p " sOuTHWESTERN LIMITED and CHI
cAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus Cincin-
$50 p M-TROY AID ALBANY SPECIAL. except
= m Sunday stops et important stations
900 r Make SHORE LIMITED. pary-2t-hour
train 70 Chicago via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
paror cars oniv
900 r N WESTERN EXPRESS. Daily--For Niagara
4, q, Fals. Toronto, Cleveland. Chicago
go y M-NORrHERN EXPRESS. Datly-Fcr Troy.
.oO 7. M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
- mo THEAL. EXPRESS. Daily.
$50 p: M.-BUFFALO AND SOUTHWESTERN
~, SPECIAL Da!ly-For Buffalo Niagara Falls.
DO y A-PACfFIC EXPIRES. nally-For OEdens-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago and ex-
cep ssturday FOR Cape Vincent and the Auburn roa"
l<.lo night-MipNIGHT EXPRESS. For Chieago.
hights Chi>tgo sleepers leave a. 10.
HARLEM DIVISION.
O;lo a. a 3;56 p M.-Daiy. except Sunday. To
- P'tsheld sundays only at Oi2O a ~
Trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central station.
23j Columbus Ave 81 West l25,h 81, I25h 81 station
and lash 81 station New York 33s and T2G Fulton S..
and Jos broadway, Z. y, Brooklyn.
Telephone "2TaO Thrty-oighth Street FOR New YORK
Central cab service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dence by Wektcott Express Company.
GEORGE X DANIELS. General Passenger ksen',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
nrNrRA1 MARKET REPORT.
York. January 81. 1890.

New York January - - ,.t
..-- --nere were no developments ~ srrAa.lu.'c
Dof - - ,na coffee market today otal 10
charace ~ t.rt re3rraly g. 200 bass this nu@ines5 n
uoHs $3.50 % ave months The opening Wa 80, -
ing cll's 900 fD decline - points The c0se vs.
ul mn banged prices 90 tvolin" OF pD.'". s,,-o
el.. eg.tuations extremely netIo~ CO. - i,,r,1r
D SER ~f', II m ~ destitute of new features
ina -,-ub,c o. increased speculation NaS q AN yl:h
IAN -.orl .-.r. f,reig markets- HaFie "as
sft OF tA-' ,asr.y noted Hamburg was a4hl's1 -
sass "a, santos was quiet and un-haib',. .i-,s N
Fu.' s...lut OF holiday santos ~ ++t,'e-,s~+
o No. were considered far DIT itts -.t.tns ed
,tUV ,rerirar warehouses than geheI-'N Ths errer
from I'''e.. +ba receipts az that point ne tN.,il
more go counts already outstanding ',"-9 - ~
ss hear element cautious lnt ,,cae from Rio
sghi la. oil. +" rags The steamer Eu-ou contains - 80
reaches -. mount ana steamer tarua me ua1 r,,tN
lats 49,. Was Quiet bur about stealt III to'e 80
sph ''.r Easia OF G1sc cor - 100 Hllyll-'T I'm
prices On .-' i1-5 az was fair hgugs while sun
Ss .rel a. the basis o. GAc. 'oil.'' ,,s,,ess
were quoting t-sc however j" '"'
-. -5,s Of contract prices in The local market TO-DAY
Nnrtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

rJve-pool Jan 81 ! 80 p FNohange-Wheat- -7rot
dull No red Western winter % %. No red Northern
srrlne 6s COrn-sn1t- American mixed. cld. i.ii'
a. ioI 4 futures quet January Be Ga4d March. 3s s'
NAV s. 7.d Fiour-st Louis fancy winter steaa},
= "a Hops az London Pacific Coast dul. r. lofHt' p
Reef steady. extra India mess. Cos; prime mess "s
PORK steady prime mess. hn@ Western oV P,'ne ~ :,
,,sdur " Western AS Hams-ShOrt cut. y 10 II ~
steady SOS "a Bacon cumberland cut y % 80 10 9l
2Ts snort rib 20 = dull 2ss long clear ni-Hies
iight rs 10 Is n steady 2Is long Clear midd.es hs
a. ~ As n steady 26s 81 short clear oachf 10 II 10
seslv o. Cd clear bellies II 20 lG n dull 5ls rn9li
ders-Square y TO IL n. firm. 28s 81 l.ard-trlne
vse-r stead e0s Cheese steady American tresi waite
a. coi,raS ios Tal0w-Prime cts 22s Cd cot
ron seeJ ol-Iiyerp0o refined firm. las ~ Iu7psnuue
go. s,cad, nos Rosn-ConmOn steady. a al. LIN
sss5 IN lis Petroleum Refined Gf.d PeaS-' anaaleh
5s lo1 But,er-Finest United states. SOS good 'r7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ANp wAsHr'
E0tE Pail DNAN.

~ur.i. rains leave HeH-lOrk foot OF CnanbeEs- st.
a. go!lo@s and hve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st:
DtOu A. M.-VestbGled Express daily for Bins anton.
WaVerly EImira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalo
= NJ ParlQr Budalo FL.
trails fcr Ct cago Arrives Cleveland $40 A NJ chlcake
Q r NJ. sleep'rs TO Chicago re'elano ana |h''""a'@
$40 - M-puralo and Cleveland Vsstibusd Eyprss
al A--ives A. Buffalo T.OS 4. ". psad~h 1 20 4
a. ia -lestoWn 100 a NJ. Youngstown lo2. a ",
Cleveland 70 20 VI Sleepers to Buffalo and CeFeah1
oak % M-Danv sold train Tor Ringhamton. Limit
ysverv and Chicago sleepers Hornelsylle Chicago
ard Cincinnati Dining Car. 49, r,,,,,,.>, ~
= CONNODATIONS Al Ill ii3 col 49l e9d POI sf r,r
Vcwerv East i23fh-s'. and ~ W
'-hs,,t ~ ard Wss 2od.s ferries New York; BPS
and $50 Fuiton-st % broadway. RrooEvn w kyer-s
r. calls and cherNs baggage fro" note" 7a resi-
Aerr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

View York January =, lSN
.-,-. t,...... ,.... az .,rs or rlT head. all con
sgneI no. saught-rcrs Feelins stendS io' AZ sisa y
-. messed leaf quisf huf ff~ad1 o. ''i3' p
- ,.D,. aide. cables Ann Shipments t'-1al 81
-,,tiI ana gi9 quarters n beef ~ ne Ma'i'r', . ~
III GA. -tsrs 90 the servia o. LIVERPOOL and ~
It..- of, fns frnrab-.l. Bermuda and the wei ~
s'.'f ~ .-r-r.v tfe Mem mine foT londou vii -
inIsr oiff gsp cattle and 1900 quarters 90 ns'' '
Ne~el1 witn 10 cattle fr Han - 49,. tr,..st
"a r5-tsz trlt % head received. and mnrFri aim.
',sl an limited trading Feeling STEADY IT az -
iiss tlrv dressed ,eals unchanged 81 tdl1c PEI ~,
,,-, dressed s-'i 70iosc dressed harnyaru ana W.
Sale Z nelson. vsas ias N average at {" o"
,,tra ca. drssl - 49, kssehsrs Couniin2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
L1rrppooL corroN MARKFT

,.f t,- o. A m -Cctton-spot. moderate do
nand prices 1921 higher Amerc,n 1.a!'inE is.I &
81 ,iiIllug 3 II 22d midllng I-S@li low 53'I-'..A
a9t yo,.i ordinary. . 27-12i ord nary. y 20 -le
ies - no day were 5000 bales II which luV We l5
sss@ac,lst,r ana export and INCLUDED 20" American
peeolnts ao 90 bales. all Amer. '4n iu-r.
e. ,t,b moderate demand and closed qjist at lr
mn ,..,-r. American m!4lliue January. e4g
Ia G4f value January and Fesrrary V-t+b" ~ ga
Vs. FEBRUARY and March. H-6+G3 l064d. buyers:
Wareh and April 10 eiG8 u cd sellers PA an
49, 49, ,rd rulv 2 n e4I buyers July and Augusl
"a e.d sellers August and septfm3aF it-ot tF
i,,,eys October ANA November - ed sellers, NoVe"
h. ard December - Cad buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

Chicago Jan 2-There was not enough cattle received
to-day 10 make a market. n result Of the small over
Of choice cattle during the week prices Tor nose
grades ljq 2Oc higher week Fancy oatte
would bring SenS0 10. choice steers 81 bdkJ "" meduh
steers Sass so; 81 1895 % calvef ~ op
A moderate supply Of hogs and an active demand
resulted in advancing prces 5a7iac. Fair % choice.
81 724GS3 s7l packing lots g. ja@S3 20 mNed 81 a1d
81 - ass s2i5 Hight 81 5OaS@ I111 pigs
2jGs The Groyes ~ sheep offered were closed
UNCHANGED prices Culls 10 choice sheep s%HN4 %
vearlinRs Oda4 CO. lambs. 81 T5nSi 10 Receipts
Cattle 200 head hogs 30 600 head. sheep 300 head
Cincinnati Jan 2l.--Cattle strong. 81 oOdSa hogs
active higher So 2)QS3 Sheep steady 81 25a>4
Lambs steady. S4G$J %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

New-Orleans. Jan. 2I.-Cotton firm mddlng SIC;
low middllng l8c. good ordinary. l-ltc. net 20
cept 5sl bales gross 1911 exports 20 Great Britain
500 g. France, 73O o. the Continent l1S3, coast
wise $50 sales 800 stock AZ. J3l.
Galveston Jan. 2l.-cotton nrm midiins - IVY
exports To Great Britain sl62 10 the Continent 100,
Baltlrore Ian ai-Cotton nominal. midIling. &C. low
mifng g-iGc, good ordinar. - l6c grss receipts
/ 7gf bales: stock. 3l,eS5. ...
Savannah Jan 2l-C0ti0n quiet and hrm mldtirg
SI,r. low middlng 30. receipts 5Td0 bales gross
ia sales 1855. stock i2O2i+
Memphis Jan. 2i.-cotton firm; mddins 3ec Low low
bales gross 7Oi shipments sll; sales, 1850 stock
1874 T34 nm, ~, In.
81 Louis Ian 21-CNtton firm: middlng 5Sc. ~
uddnr 5Lc good ordinary iSl6c, net receipts, O,"
bales gross SIS. shipments. 3Ol9 sales SUI STOCK
81 ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
'Fao, prices in the local market today

spoi cotton closed steady with quotations advanced
- ml1llnR upland quoted A. $40 ant middling
IN az bc compared with Bio and &C respectively
.@' year No sales reported. Spot cotton
s'iiIhefn markets imddling quoted reported by
ssrsins as follows Galveston quiet and Tm. 10 100
70 higher. sales. 2y9 bales New Orleans firm. b57c
,Se higher sales. 800 bales. Mobile steady. 7-l6c
'~ higher sales 30 bales. Savannah quiet and firm
70 10 higher sales O55 bales Charleston hrm.
~, &C higher Wilmington hrm 6ssc. 80 higher
etilk STEADY. u Ice lGc higher sales 425 bales
bpatuhofe nominal g. Memphis firm. 51sc sales 40
", sse Augusta steady, l-l6c 1-lGc higher; sales
80. oe-es 50 Louis firm orc sales S62 bales Esti
NJ .2i Monlays receipts posted on Change, were
81 20, Fans 1000 % 1900 bales clmpafed with
80 uees actual last and 10 20l bales year
L.. l.es'o 200 % $500 bales week. 673 bales
az year S.ell bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

ny VIRTUE IF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME
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