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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

Galveston. Jan 3l-Cotton steady mddng 1-l6c:
low mddine e-l6c. good orl nary 3-l6c. receipts.
'5~ bales exports 20 Great Britain 1881. the Con-
unent :22+. sales. l2es spinners 2i5' stock 2l75l7
Baltimore. Jan 81 Cotton nominal; midi'ing. csc
low middlng i5-i6c good ordinary. 5l6c receipts
6S bales exports the Continent. 400 stock ~ 20T
savannah Jan. 3l.-coton steady; mddling. sac: low
m ding 5Lc receipts psi bales exports France
237 10 the Continent. 1900. coastwse. 462S sales
IS stock. o. SOL.
Memphis Jan. 3l.-Cotton steady; middl!ng. 5s.o low
middllng 5i4c good ordinary. 47sc. receipts 994
bales gross Lose shipments. SIS sales 1900 stock
lO4 .56l.
81 Louis Jan 3t.-Cotton steady: middilng, l3-l6o
low miidlEg 7-l6c good ordinary. 5sc. net receipts
625 bales gross. Abs. shipments. $50 stock 771%
Nen.-Orieans Jan 3l-Cotton steady; midl'ng. 6%c
low niidllng 5-l6c good ordinary, L-l6ci net re
ceips ~ zoo bales gross 2l676 exports 70 he CONT
nent $500 coastwlse L25; sales. 1000 spinners 1870
sfock 800 2i3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

Liverpool Jan. 81. ?. Cotton-spot-M Moderate &C.
msnd prices 1924 lower; Aner.oan mading a95iT.
low mdilng $3.50: good ordinary 2o-32d ordinary
The ~ the day 100 bales OF which
500 were for speculation and export and included $40
American Receipts. - 0o0 bales including 5000 Ame .
steady American m.ldline. ] m Fca-uary. 3 li-Otg
s-64f buyers. February and March. li-tiT3 l5Gif
March ana April 3 l5-Gid3 l6-64d sellers April
ana May 6id buyers; May sni Juno l1-84d buy
ers. rlre and July lS-6id sellers July and August.
is64a3 l064d buyers August and september 10 54d
sellers. Sertemher and October ls04l3 1904 sellers
0.toher and November isaac l0-Gi s-ers: Novem-
her ana December lS-64g3 l0-e4d value The lenders
Tor delivery to-days cearngs We're L5D bales new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
NAVAL STORES.

Further encouraging reports from the south ana a
,oo4 inquiry IN local market resulted ~ d
sfro7ser feeling reIe today Resin was searS a. -s
80 sel ir.f angel closed quiet al FORMER Pl'g
Srrts turpcntue Jed the market closing rfm ~ @' a."
van - pcg,,',rs 81 c.. tar oil. hhs Sc l2l7
c6n R M 70 good strained 81 a2hgsl So
&, F. 81 a. C. 81 20. H. 81 G5 T. Il g. h. 81 s2s;
" 81 % H. 81 -. W O. 81 80 W w e. ~
STOCK OK HAND ooo
enirts tIrpentne btls ' a.
low
charieston. Jan. Sl.-Turpsnune firm 4Sc. h'sn
ss,s,nab jan 81 Spirits turpentne firm, 4Sne;
sales 81 tbls receipts. 5i7 Rosin hrmi s3les ~
f1is rece.Dfs = 5os quoted; \. B. G.. + ana +
81 =. . 81 10 H. 8 Is 81 4o' X ~ 90 NJ 81 oo ~
2, ,yirNc%I'nF ian 3i-s1rt- turpentne firm, 48i. .
"a reseirts II Rosn hrm 90 doc receipts 60
his crude turpentne firm 81 $685. 40. receipts -
bills Tar steady. - ,ot.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

CO4IQNFIblic interest IN cotton as bas.s for srso,
Awe Ventures was undated t3-5sV. n artftlre j..
eros1enel Ire reluctance displayed by iG- IN
psos - - fol!oVing the N this country arv
Lvsp1o being confined 70 90 ba Is and fltree clos
80, t !.ss U - points IN the English marke Private
80 t.at- r. erect that The foreign contingent
taisay deIsnder upon bul craze and moi justified by
tNnhi" bearings with fhe Inevitable result 4 forced
t,use ~ tse fre.snets however me long i-,erest
ts- 70 nave ne advantage and me market untt Just
saarv reaction however and mo marke, wss srallv
ts1.! A. points net advance -o pcl.is net decline
$500 VIC gar ~ We" OF inii0ati.as that exporters
,sins tom 'he Southern spot naisets esv.ng cotton
sh Us way 10 this port Aready. coDsitera bic cotton
si'. % a. will he delivered a. contract rne l,,s,
,-hsn' fepresentinC foreigners asserted that their
sa..ptf tef no alarm in view % ne fact hat the
tNn genera basis enabled them Ieslip out ~ their
s'rpoo. stocks 10 NewYork ~ loss %: only ref
ma. -t al IVY etUp IN SPOT sales az ldVerpoo
nsea a. particularly significant feature this 'rne
49, iein- af} eakn'ss on The opening cai. outside
s-es oids's poured IN from all directions and the
.-'at ~ the Gays trading heavy a. ne bet
80 We market showed advance % % points The
ns's prices . TIE session were On tie fis cau att
.sea a. The close the afternoon the market was
Teed y -crors from private sources indicating worse
sea'ae- conditions than OUT, nee by tho ofscla re
4f no .I't0r BET. II was aisD stated that farm
vas a. standsti. and that any favorable change
Ce..',r. -ff would sti. eave Plantations practice
S~..-se were ttil numerous Small receipts New
vas ~. of o-'norrow caused covering bat the market
Aseordng n sististcsn Alfred r. shepperson in The
re.ss .l's's Record reliable mail ana Geographic
-s'.ei ~. continue 20 faii below that OF last yea
hr " slip} q cotton in The world 10 also diminish
f-og,,. sFo snd VIII gain IN strength the season
$50 ss'' Pope are asking the advance has come
49, totpn has beer unduly depresse1 and the al
Ss c)ne egitimstey and locally and without the
-. lpu.aton Of tais or any controlling market"
Va, 'ahf oi contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY

sheep ana lambs. 10 cars. hogs Cattle-There
were loads OF sale cattle The cleaned up AZ
STEADY prices The supply Of calves lignt about oO
head Prices lower The basis s. 50as7 ~ sheep
ana lambs offerings moderate IA loads. There
much difference IN the basis Of prices from yes
terday choice ~ extra quoabe s. O1s5 90 good 70
choice. sonS5 10, common good. a. 1893. sheep,
choice 20 extra 81 25asi go good choice. S4gs4 p
The onerings were pretty well cleaned up and closed
steady. Hogs-Ahough the offerings were not heavy %
loads the market slow and 30 0c than yesier
day Heavy were quotabe S4dA o.: medium 81 49,
Workers. 80 aO6s3 az pigs So sOn 80 as roughs 50 500
81 so stays 50 5Ods3 There a fair and
e.aa fr
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proposals.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, Jan
...,. o. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
20, Ace until ~ O'Clock noon SATURDAY March 4, 1899
,or having street northwest from YIN 10 I'm streets
M necessary information be Obtained az the Office o.
o. o., Tnsiresr commissioner. y. John Il. WIGHT
~ rDi1E e. Ross LANSING X. BEACH. Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yors January 81. 1902
sssT%s 'i Sr... &c T Ses Va. II
for ordinary - choice natl,e sass nio1 da per
N estimated dressed weisht refriseFaor t ice T,sh 81
sgs%e Per o No. anS o7e sheep for shamberg
@ .'e for schWarzschid suzberger and 400 quar-
Nh csrry 10 Liverpool 100 quarters OF beef for Easnahs
81 head all FOR the , %@;se, =
STEADY iar ali and all sold promptly at sesss st Sy
$50 r n Late M g. "a es5 sre sssG' veal. e,
southern caSe- T pe- n country dressed higher sH
,ir dressed tarnyari AMI f-d calves hrmer a., ,gsc
II Hume Prsihe ia n n g ", e. l' 10 aver
afH II Hsnis' > veais isi II. Al Sc so yeaFlins''
% Ia W. az e. vca, 1875 n $3.50. 10. 100 ~
at 3 Sanders asnie yearings $40 n, at 50 80 ,oo
n Collins Gate yesterday. ~ southern calves 800 No.
sEEr ANp LAMBS Receipts We're 50 GsT' or tS
baf car held over YESTERDAY there were cars on SIC
Co.. shee were arm and common and medium :, aces les
s,sa ss l o9aS but Red over FOR Wednesday Medium
choice sleep az ANS "a - dressed mutton steady
cs-i aor n, dressed lambs slow at Igsisc country
a 42' s9ssr, .ass at sass per for
'omman Z pom 60 1876 lambs 50 n acreage a,
e. c rer 100 n i37 DO 10 10 Ct s. IS 80 do "a ~ at
& 81 - Onto sheep l!2 n at 81 10 % 90 +" To- al
81 /" II p Hume Hume bfo state lambs IS n at $3.50 II
re- HafnF9 100 s!as AS; s e. n seiS e q Is
Mich gna 30. - 10 al % ~ "
~ s. ,..,. ots runaI, laubs rs n az
s. 20 o. Ohio sheep III u az - % - "e''" w. 80
II, AZ 81 90 %, ~s ~ , e2i head including
90 ~ -~erkA rather easier ~
I've boss and Inferior 70 choice yrre gu9e,G az 50%
q, IN - 100 10 Reported sales were mainly 81 - -o4
=, -, 49, fsir to urine hogs. country iresstS seauf ~
go Ter heavy 5Q5i4c FOR medium ana o8o@e LOT "s"'
"s,tnss " Lamb. 81 state pigs 100 n ass.ase, at
~ IA n o. Michigan hogs. l2f ~ az - .. "a
nts-i1v ~ state hogs 1870 N a. - 30 - 90 90 ~
h. a, 81 - roughs 2ii ~ al =" 30 S'As' "-' ''
Al s. ~ 90 ont, ,o~. ,se y a. 81 % 70 do 1877
y, ~ 81 % roughs 235 y. al 81 ~ -. -, :, -,
~ II Hollis date yefierin - % ''Nle "0hs' ~" ~ ."
&. X rougns III n al - % ia, 40 c,.,. ,ors ts0
- ~ ~ r'uehs 800 n. a, 81 81 do 2e6 10 az ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
Dp0PoSAIS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

L ptus Depot O. " Dept l42s Arch Street. Phla
pa January Is 1895 sealed proposals IN tripeate Will
''Dr.,,sd here until y 4. II wednesday February
e. 900 for furnishing this Depot with Drilling. Sesia
So-set Jeans Linen Thread o. 70 ounce Cotton Duck
Wophine SIX SIX Twist chain Coat Hansers. Button
All 10 conform 90 samples az Schuylkli Arsenal
es,r.rt reserves right 20 reject accept all
sais or any part thereof Preference gVan 60 articles
rroiuctfpn manufacture. conditions OK
and price dncudng In me price Of foreign produe-
t'a-' rsnu.actures the duty thereon being equal
Cor nroposals lists ~ articles required. sc. will
- furnished upon appcaiion Envelopes eontAlnipG
~ 80 be endorsed Proposals for Military sup
VI, ~ -" and addressed 10 Colonel JOHN V FUREY.
E.o.,v Ouartermaster General Z. = A
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

ps Boston a9 sFoST m .Se9' G, PCS Is gr1s
bag 81 @as2 Dbl Corn dull; receipts III 40 bush
. t0sS s as 81 oats !, sssy rsGfn. .., so
bran spring $40 30 si7 % middllngs SIG Joa$ls
W W R2s aS1 sit P' ,s. a' . eSss:s
Northern. ioa1osc Western. 1oG1o'ac
n sarsdy ' Sa Wheat zee S SesE s IN
Northern; 77sc Winter wheat easier: No red. 7,7c
ers offerings 10 yellow W &c., No Yellow ssc No
y Tsi Se N 70 CORN o Ss o2i a gS 'Sasy 10 10
mixed &c No 3 wlKeS &c Barr, dgl oSt s'Te eng
Chicago. Jan si.--Tha leading futures ranged fol
W. $1:: n: :. S7;8f H 1.ass sf; s;;:
Corn No ?:
s #s5H'''' :ss$ss:> ,.*.i 81: ~ #;
oats. No. q
3 Hiy ::: 81. s:sss<$ s 81: '7N'a 81.
May ............ 5000 SO AZ. uOas $40 IS
Lard. per 100 70:
1ay : :::::::::::: s$$ S% 5S 49, 49,
Nay ........- 5B 5l7'. 5isH :!::s
demand So SPRING. TSE' "a 81T y aSas
The9t AZ. s,a22s 30 Ted az Us No corn t BE-
3JQ3lc, No white. 29a gSo'.c; No rye, 57a37.c 70
s. PRIME nony seed sss5gs2 q mes. pork per
b: & NeSS 8 a g. dry aod sbou GsS @
81 2jAS4 37s clear sides (ooXedl. s. 1895 u
whskey, dislllers finished goods. per gallon 81 20;
sugars cut Loaf UNCHANGED. on the Produce Exchanse
today the butter steady; creameries l3d
l'Hc dairles l0aal8c. Eggs firm fresh, lsc. Cheese
steady. creams. t.gllc.
Cincinnati Jan 31-Four easier Wheat easier, No 2
rcd &c. Corn arm. No 2 mixed 39izc Oats Arm, No z
mixed Bic Rye firm; No 2. &c Butter steady Elgins
l8aG2oAc Ohio 14aiTc dairy. loc Sugar steady Eggs
firm. i5c. Cheese
ern. 7gq74tc. Northern. 70 d73c Rye nc lover
No l. Sc Barley hrm. No p 50 q53c sample. 47g52sc
Minneapolis. Jan 3l.-Wheat weak. steady, January
II Ne. MAY. 72bc: July, 72&c, track No hard.
72tc; No ! Northern. 7lSc, No Northern 6a~sc Flour
and bran unchanged
Philadelphia Jan 3i.-wheat weak and 2Ac lower;
contract grade January. 7741757 Corn firm and 9c
higher No 2 mixed January. old 4lisg4is.c January.
new. 40lag40&c oats hruer, No white clipped SO = Q
&c. No DO 35a35sc No mixed. clipped 94isG35c.
Wool unchanged. Provisions unchanged Butter IN
changed. Western creamery. f9c DO prints. zoe Eggs
firm; fresh nearby 20c ~ Western Zoe. Do Southwest
ern, 2uc, DO southern lsc Cheese steady. Receipts
Flour 5000 bbs. 0O0 sacks 81 600 bush:
1872 40 bush. u o00 bush. Shipments-Wheat l03
600 bush. corn. % 900 hush. oats 1900 bush.
S. Louis Jan 81 Flour dun but unchanged. Wheat
lower; " = red. cash. nc. MAY. $50. July. 10Ia
May. 35'.18jsc July. S6ac oats lower steady. ~ l.
cash, . &c. May 2S%c; July zee. No white. 3O4.c
Bran firm; sacked. IS Butter hrner. creamery ia
20. ~. l2dlGc. Eggs higher 15i3c
Toledo. Jan. Sl.-Wteat active weak; No cash.
7S'ac. May. rose Corn lower weak. No mixed. &c.
Rye dull. weak No 2 cash. SIC bid C1overseed-Prlme,
cash % Sc IS new So 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

,,cas. Jan 81 OFFERING - cattle 70 day were small
= ,be cold weather and price, ruled strong al me
.Eyance sales basis q stqst - iof common
b-ef steers up s. GOgS5 - for ne better
e. ,th ,,atterel sales ~ prime freves a. Stttb 20
t1. &. -n4 81 - cows and he.fefs 55ygsi Western
A. iGgs5 ~ Texas steers ~ 5000 10, calves
"a -0IS7 Trsdr hogs was SLOW ant prices aIsftsed
=, time !. wer all around The quality - offerings
iAl.N ns,,siy u,9r and heavyweghts remarkably
W.. Fsir I, ehol-e s. s0Ds3 90 packing ois. 81 400
ts ssqs5 80 pgs. So 26qs3 e1l The reduced supply ~
hher. 80 ab- ssld decidedly higher than yesterday
in,eror To- prime sheer 81 b"qs4 20 western feeaets
m. a. 7SGES %. yeRrngs 81 io9S3 80. lambs
,t%St 40 Re,elpls- Cattle. 5000 head. hogs "o""
sheep. BOD .. 800, q. c..,,.
~ 20 5oGE sheep steady. g. 230sA -. Lambs
steady. s4Gf4 30 -.
,,ffis sheep and during the t~enty~rosr w
- noon Cattle oil cars shesP aip
Inns carr, hogs. ~ shpmsnu ca'ue' - cav
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. ryERTIsEMFSTS and subscriptions for The tribune
\ received At their Uptown once; No i'gts bIosoMS
srfs received the following branch o:hes AZ regular
o'clock .. m. VIZ -. sth 49, :.
or, aas at I5a G,h-ave. cor l2th-st MAC, oth-a,e
and ilth-st li2 Columbus ave near ~, o. w..
Mss' - ,w.sn IN and sth $50 Past 4Ith-st
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tons -. Nm. yori, the week

,-.1,-.s ~ bav ,or week 900 bales
Exports - hay for month - ''' ''''s ,. ~,
wig AND CREAM-The daily average TeceP P,, %
MlLh cream al the different railroad distributing
nonts I'm and the CITY inF me wen "@ 800 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

crz D'on closed quiet with prices lie higher. mid
r~s.he quoted 7-iGc and uliGdlins Gun II 49,"
az .NH ~th i5-6c and G . lGc respectively year
CO 49,. = 10 bales included 3 500 on contract and
k.. ess'@ consumption Spot cotton 10 southern mar
% To- rauons he basis Of mcdngj ielegraphed
tas, S1ehshee follows Mobile Arm Sc. sales 30
I'm savannah steady 5&o sales 80 bales Chariestou
fok ~ Sa.eS d bales. Wilmington uru Sac. Nor
10 b'ly d ssies SDs bs les Baltimore nominal. 6hc
sea-, Augusta firm Csc sales. ~ bales. 81 l. uis
hAss 4S-ltC GalNef'on Teady. g ] lCc, tales AL
t1 N-or!eans steady SIC sales 3 $50 bsles Mem
~ sne steady. SIC. sales 100 bales The exp0r,
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of supplies and Accounts Navy pepartmen. wash Ash
~ nut,cy orened Immediately thereafter % furnish
hil ~. yck Navy Yard quantity ~ trouser cloth
a. ,,,n broons Blank proposals VII be furnished upon
hhe WY 80 the Navy Pay Orice New YORK EDWIN
hnl,...ss ,r psvmaster General L. = y. 10 90
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,.10p0sNS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP.

pllEs-omes Purchasing we Gem I.,Ty s. Arny
No 80 W Ssa.isd proposals furnishing and deliver
2sh' i9si.,,nce supplies in THIS ely fo thirty day,
ing February ls,h 1899 Will be received AZ this
s,~s until II o'clock a. N on leoIlaIy . IsDs IN
tIce ~ ,,rntshsd on application fhNelcpes contain
Formation nauig be marked "Proposas for Subsistence
ht 49, cnened February !. 1879, ana addressed 10
Suipra..1 r. WOOpRUFF. A. C. q. b.
--ryTfsrNENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
Drcsyed Al their Uptown once No i.2t2 broadway.
a,rr north n 3lst-st until o'clock p m; advertise
,sr,tv.d AZ following branch Offices at regular
or,ee rates until O'Clock p M VIZ. 90 eth-sNs O. e
saI =. iS2 Gfh-ave 2th-st.. Nacys. eth-ays
90 is,h-st I42 Colurbus-aye West eoth-st. 100
west 42d ct, near eth-aye.. % Last isth-sI:
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~ 10 NJ 0lF"I s'e8Cy No RIO SS2iU
trAe1a4se $3.50 Receipts. ZOO bags (two dave,
taied ioI me United States q OOo bags Cleared r.,
Europe 100 bags stock 2si 900 bags
4he sAilsIica. position o. Brazil coTee is as foews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

es'..t~ AZ rev Orleans for 20 onlca4ly
Il ~ - To- be $500 % $500 bales compared with
,. ae corresponding dGy lak week and 03i bBlss
Ia, ~ Houston 1860 10 BOO bales actual receipts
Iio, - foi the same day. 2.e26 bales. year
pared W. a, NE ports and Interior points today com
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E'NtNNH II.'f@' - -. - ,.,-,o,-,
4 c,oMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATI-ANriouE
INFECT LINZ To HANRE--PARls FkAAcFl
Sailing Every Saturday az 10 a " go
r-or, pier No AZ East River. foot Morton street :.
La Gascogne ...... FEB Ia Ioufains 40, =
lan,laene Feb II Ia Noftafdir
La Bretaans ...... Feb. - la Champagne March IL
- Tiysf-Cass Passage 70 Hsyre sos and Upwards.
Geri Arercy ror u $ ana can. Bowling Green y J.
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Holy LAND, EUKUPE, EIU'
IL cYork,s Parties cave for Nile and Palestine
,o ner s s Aler direct 70 Egypt. Europe. monthly
:. = CLARK III Broadway. y. y.
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CVNARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN,
From Pier 40 y. R.. foot OF Ciarkson 81 :,
lur.n,aFeb l. 10 A. NJ. CamPania Feb % ~,
nursnIa Feb IL I A. A Umbrls Neh T. A. ~
ItSrHris FEB IS 10 a. Lucania Neh II, r. ~
VERNON II; BROWN 4 CO.. s5,,9 9s yop AksH"'
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IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabeio Curacao and Mara
..tho ,ia Curacao-Calng also AZ Porto Rico.
' From Roberts Pier Brooklyn. =.
. r.pAcas ......'.. sa turday. FEB. ~. y. NJ.
c pFIlIApFLPiITA ....... Saturday. Frb, 20 J. n
1,..e steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sensers' ROtLTON BLISS a pAILErT.
General Managers. 49, Fron, b.
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M From Nsw York Wednesday, F.ieays 9nd Saturday,
EOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
srRAIcHT and ROUND TIP TiSse', g., ss.sd 70 al
ppc Georgia Florida SC. Delightt4l Excursions
~St - ~ our 90 page Pocket Guide" unaled fFee
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5: contract prices IN the local market today

FoFe.Fn Cohee Mafk4is -sanios-ronee narkei quiet
GOOD average santos 1900 Receipts 1900 bass Cwo
GAYS siock $1,000 bags HamhIrr-'-tfee market
.eea-d . F;s heae- A. : ~ ~. ne. un,aanred
Saes f"p0 bags Hayrerofet mark-t opened .-reru ar
unchanged At Y n. 2. franc higher At 3 = rl quiet
q. franc owe Closed unchanged prices To'sl
ta.es 800 bags
January ......... IS. % Julv 90 -
February ...---.-.-... IS - August - 81
d1<ch IS so September "a =
b l.. 80 -
MAY ~ Y
June 81 - December ....... 40 ~
- ''se tHafhet barely steady No RIO $500
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'"''''''' '-'''' spot ''''"'
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-09-28
Purely Business.

Fine line Of wall paper for season OF
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eer, will give the strictest attention to
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you have property to sell consult him.
12tf.
w. A. Darling has just received fine
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The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side Of Chicago. Paper hung in a
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FoR sALE--l60 acres OF good wheat
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The famous d. NJ. sechler Wagons,
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furniture on earth. Call and see it.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-09-28

cents per bottle at Condor Drug Co.
A. j. Shelton went through TO May
vile on yesterdays stage.
Lead, oils, colors and brushes at the
Condor Drug Co.
Mrs. T. q. johnson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Schott, on
Rock creek this week.
The Condor public school ia now run
ming with both teachers and full at
tendance.
Why send TO Portland, or other places.
for medicines when you can get any
thing you want at the Condor Drug Go.
Send US your prescriptions and family
recipes to Gil thereby saving time and
money. =
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-09-28
Circuit Court Proceedings.
September Term, IS99
Continued from last week.
FOURTH DAY.

September Term, 1900.
Continued from last week.
FOURTH DAY.
State vs Matney-Aiter examination
Of witnesses for state. court sustained
motion Of attorney for defense to in
struct jury to return verdict of not guilty
and defendant was discharged from Gus
tody
J S Boyer vs Philadelphia Security
Co-Service set aside.
August Seekamp vs. James Stevenson
--Mosion to dismiss appeal not allowed
and justice ordered to complete trans
cript.
VIC Caldwell ct al vs. A w Armstrong
Motion to strike out part Of CON-
plaint sustained.
Edward d Smith vs Georgia A Smith
Service of motion set aside.
School District No vs. S B Barker, Co
Treasurer-Argued and submitted,
State Ex Rel Milton Washburn We
Merritt Frixzell--Judgment for want
OF an answer.
Geo Hardie vs David Spaulding ct a.
ID. S. Duiur appointed referee to take
testimony.
Court adjourned.