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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
CONTRACTORS ATTACKED.
Serious Trouble the Result of I'm
porting Negro LabOrers.


LAWRENCEBURG, KY July %
Serious trouble has grown out Of the
feeling between local laboring men and
the contractors and laborers brought
here by the Kentucky Distilleries and
Warehouse company to build its NAM
moth warehouse now in process of con-
struction. A large number of negroes
were brought here and placed in a
camp. Today D. Monahan and J. Hig-
gins, the contractors, arrived on a train
from NicholasvilIe. They were met by d
committee representing the local work
men, and quarrel arose. A crowd soon
gathered, and the contractors were stOn-
ed and otherwise roughly handled. Hig-
gins was cut several times, and is in a
serious condition.
The crowd then made it's way to the
negro camp. Several volleys were fired
into it. but no one was injured. The
negroes fled panic-strucken from the
place Almost the entire population IS
dependent upon the distilleries for sup
port and it is thought the success of to
days movement may lead to serious
trouble if another attempt is made to i'm
port workmen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

the entire side of the building near the
river. This explosion hurled the watch
man, w. E. WEIGH, out of the flames and
saved his life. He was only slightly in
jured. The enormous building was a
mass of ruins half an hour after the first
blaze was noticed. The work of the fire
department was futile, most of their en-
ergies being directed toward saving ad-
joining property
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
WIRE TO DAWSON.
Within Two Months kilograms Can
he Sent to the KIondiIze,

SKAGWAY, Alaska, July IS via Van
couver, B. c., JURY 23).-The Dominion
government telegraph line Is now com
pleted to Five Fingers. and is progress
ing so rapidly that messages may be sent
over it to Dawson in less than two
months from date.
The representatives of a company
which claims to have concession for a
cable from Vancouver, B. c., to this port.
are now here. They say steps will very
shortly be taken to begin the laying of
the cable. Much London capital is said
to have been subscribed for this cable
in order that the mining market of Lon
don may be in Geographic communica
ton with the gold fields Of the interior.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
Compressed Air Companies.

NEW YORK, July 23-It is stated ON
good authority that there is to be a com
plete reorganization of the various com
pressed air companies of the country and
animated concerns, and that they are all
to be merged into one central corpora
ton, with Harry Payne Whitney, son OF
W. c. Whitney, as president of the new
company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
Garmentmakers Strike

NEW YORK July 23.-Six hundred press
ers employed in the garment trade
struck work today and organized a union
They claim their number will be doubled
tomorrow, and 1000 more garment works
ers will strike for higher wages
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
German Reunion.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The fourteenth ma
tional convention of the soldiers Of the
German army now living will be held
from Aug. 10 to Is; inclusive. More than
friends will come to Chicago from all
parts of the country.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
Also ChaIkIess,

Kansas City Times
The horseless milk wagon has been put
in service, and it is to be hoped 1t will
carry waterless milk.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
Naval Brigade.

MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich, July %
The U. s. s. Yantic, with the Michigan
the reserves go aboard the United States
steamer Michigan for target practice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
TRUST CLOSES PLANT.
Three Hundred Men Out of Work
for an Indefinite Time.

KOKOMO, Ind. July 2S.-The Green
town glass factory has closed down for
an indefinite period. The plant, which
made table ware and employed 300 men,
passed into the hands of trust a few
days ago, and it is feared the shutdown
will be a long one.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
Holding 1t Down.

IlLItS.
The promoters have found 1t necessary
to try new tack on the carpet trust.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

notwithstanding Monday, with
showers in northern and cooler in south
ern portion; partly cloudy Tuesday;
variable winds.
North Dakota-Generally fair Monday
and Tuesday; northwesterly winds.
South Dakota-Fair Monday, with cool
er in eastern portion; fair Tuesday; varia-
bic winds.
Iowa-Partly cloudy Monday and Tues
day; variable winds.
Montana-Fair Monday, with cooler in
extreme northwest portion; probably fair
and warmer Tuesday; variable winds.
Notwithstanding cloudiness Mon
day, with showers in extreme northern
portion; threatening and probably cooler
Tuesday; fresh sOutheasterly winds, be-
coming nOrthWeSterly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

simultaneously with the resignation OF
Mr.. Alger comes the report that a New
York man is turning into stone.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

1t is to be hoped that Admiral Dewey
will reach home before the close of the
watermelon season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

Gen. Merriam has whipped the Idaho
miners Why not send him to the Phil
ippines?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24
RIVER BULLETIN.
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURES.
SWAPPING STATES.

sWashington time q p. m. sd. PauD.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

1t is palpably evident that one Corbin
is another incompetent who should speed
lily be shucked out of the war DEPART
ment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

The jocund Kentucky colonies will be in
terested in the statement from Kalama-
zoo that there is big peppermint oil crop
in SIGHT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

If Mr.. Mckinley would quit playing at
politics and attend to his job as presi-
dent of the whole people of the United
States, he would loom up more prominent
ly as one of the important factors in our
national affairs. At present he is indus
triously playing second fiddle to a lot of
cheap political skates of the Hanna,
Plat, Quay, Alger and Pingree breeds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

1t now develops that a man named Cor
bin, down in Washington, is censorfng
the dispatches of Gen. Otis, and giving
out garbled versions Of the same They
won't even let the old man tell the truth
about himself
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-24

Says the Minneapolis Tribune: THE
whole country is beginning to ask why
Gen. Miles soldierly experience and con-
ceded ability are not made use Of" Did
the Tribune never hear of that little
word "politics?''
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

although IN. high prices asked checked business ma
teriay. The lower lines we're rather neglec@s1 @ an an
barely steady quote Domestic common - 10" th.S a
3hn4kc fair good 4i7T3i.c; prime 90 choice,
exc: head Gss 07c Patna 5G3 nc Do IN bond Sf' x.
Japan. 5Q54c. Java. 4AG5l4c. Rangocn. In oohd' ."
dJi4c. ,., ,rS
Sf-GAR-A weaker ruling of the English narht nv
a softening local market contriouted t'N1.u
an easier feeling refined although prices ~.
no cuotabiv lower nothing IN tnr rll-...
tion inspire purchases beyond actual necessllss.
the result that the aggregate repres'.,
very small market all around. Tne close was
ana unsettled quote: DomirOe. 5.c cut loal n,'
crushed "a powdered and coarse powfefe1 -,
lated and fine granu.ntei. Sc coarse ganuated ai
Hne Rranulatef 5isc. confecti0ners Eranulatea -.
-,hes biac. XXXX powdered and mould 4. ai.e' cia-
rnond a. &c: confectioners A. 47sc: Nos J. aha o.
No 4 5gc. No j. 4i2c. No 6. 4itc. No T. -. a..
& &c Noe 4Lc: TO- H. r. H. IL 10 and 10 -loc'
Tie raw sugar market displayed weak under,on"
following very unfavorahle from the Engsh nhln
Prices nomnaly the basis Of 44c tor .
IL I6c FOR nuscovado and 9-6c ror moas-es s1Hi
rhore vere sellers rather az those hFures
The London market fer was dull ana easl Nl.n 49,
lava quoted lis Cd and FAIR refining los Beet sugar WIS
fat and again lower. Pre-ent month went on - !"
9s 3D. while month sold down l7d 10 - 90
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

York January TO- iN'o
-,. --,~ea. f,~ brazilian col'e- i-.-Le IT.
Cost g. .e,.r,ed narrow as 20 nuct-a..5's - 80
roe active . @sr 10 change was leVcl2Pe- - 49,,
ca n -.- ne urae--one however Qu..- -rra~oS vth
;a'as ~. ~ h.siress was transacted as ts r1od
far amour s-,icrsl dulness Lisht ofierlhss
last wee s-.,-s.a deliveries and moarlale - 81
lnfel .rers- ,ttN considerable slsh-lVs 4---e,,
p hr'- 1000 fo offset weakness N fli -lr-5
ard san'os , i,,s~ an4 we're inactive Hare s,,fv.
ni.s ~ - f-anc and Hamburg c''tssl '~ yrsre more
ot =. pe,o--a from Brazil 'n..e'i' "C's -
O. az ~. mo European news f.o va ,,o.a.t',s
.avTao.- t.p hovs,er m improvement lh e-t 49,, -,
-.,,s-- .s, opening can 'he markN r.. ,,s~-i,.y
sls -.ttch oh,rscter zed the greater p1rI ,,5,-~
- s.,ss ~ huf olo bags hal peen pa 49,. 5a7
.- --s orerirg rai ctsi sair- -.l -,. & q,
49, IN 20 n,cs TIE market closed oaT-2 i-l
fsa ,- -r.,ss p, r PORTS net ower sqo co-lee
"a barely steady. WIZ t'i. -f
nu- ~ b,sis AZ fSsc FOR invoice lo's toooins paI @
some brokers cali tho market -. 49, -. -.
= -rri. reoe.nts last week showed az -ne4tass w
e. --,s-,e me actual figures peax - -. ,hA
l, ,.bus Brazil reported total reoeip's i.l llT5
e. a.. n,-h R- ant Santos 2re fea'lIH- --' 49,
.oe [---D.-es with shipments u -l9O" otEe- " 1-
ts 5s s~os IN fnis country for t1- Wee were -
i..- vae, S output. being NLo'' tags. aS- ,o ,.s,
e. so ,s.. week Csararces or Safrri1y reAenee 49,
80 ,u from santos three vessels fll -uItu d" az
,.-.a ~ > 32s 10 I'd IN the rate o. eXcAanga -,
N4 rsnre of contract prices in the local Market to-day
"a
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
THE STATE or rRADF

Boston Jan 9Tcar c -,.- g2. rs,.a, r,,ss sa,,
sPraf patent, 8. s,ass r,-,sei lusr .nlee
per oar saas2 a. psr tnl c'rn 7n" l- ...
m--v S7 5as' S.. ,rd b aeaaai- Nl'''i n-g ,,s
sr- ,,s si.- s s,9- n..,- r,,ss' Nsr'her.
Ven ..,, v,,,,.,, m9' m,o',, w,..11 ,6
,,rs qps' a., i'2 3, ifs952T Ssr5,r s7is, g g. - 'as
WI -at- c,rr ia ,-,l,s isranf nrn a., yelge
b. -. ,. ..,l, y,..,"' ~ - win. ia,,- = vats ggs.
s.. . ghits 5i4c =. mSsl - ss,-a -,,..e "a
&c. medium ,6ss2s ov na'as .,,s9sse'so '-ea ''g
80 st'tr ta5es % ~. sl,,, t.,is- isnaas bssi
ga,,r .lras 81, s. s'gs' .r,, 81 Sc .,sa 81 5 sss- .rrrs
n -ssss rsf.rt wn'sr :, s5es, d 1ss family nt.r
s. 75ess la0 grade winter s. -'Ns2 '' "'''"
0i@so Jan Ie-rse icaains futures ranged a. '''-
wa.r No . orsasF HEa,,, -os s"ss. s;s. :, c.s,t All.
corn no .
ase ,iaea'' ~. @ 4; =; s ,,.ss:; 4; ''.'sf
"A. 9 %''' =. :5ss q: ss .,, oss. > s ''N';5s g;
Mess pork. p-r sbl oo
i1na'r' M'e ....... .'.'.... w@ ons ioo7@ io7s
s.. ,sss'., .,... .. .... :ss sHH. s;@i3ss s;@i3ss sAe
short ribs. per 100 n 80
yss ,naairy .'...'. 5o7s so so2s so7a
w ,a,h .s-,as 3,.1 waea s7ssc No .piinF wheat saa
q sc s. rel. Iia5i's So r>s, @ D. .g,.. ri.,lao
se,,q5g- 80 I r,1s~ed 81 a. N1rhv,sf NJ ~
r-.rs timothy sscf s. 35gs2 ~ 1.e-s q''t ~. l ~.
81 aqse ao ard pei oo o. g. sSg', .,.-. s .' sor
T4s- .r--- clear .ife- 'noxeiI 50 @1s io Eai'hs,
at.-r' n'aei E god r.. Pr TFrol,. h.sssase sy he
butter ntre. was cas-. ...l.' .-als.. cream.
eaaH9. ,, l.a a w. wg.s -m a''N 81 ''s' red = s1
- s,., S. , niivst Is -p35 u oars -te'tl ;,
misss s,- Rye s'-aa. y ,sis5 io Esr. steady.
i5t cheese arr 17od c. prime o1io int losa4o -
,n,vassec. Tan i6-Wheat duli No Nor'S2sr' S1 yss
g. "a 9,-s> N'',S.rn 55sr s. ssasiee sample "a'se
mnnepras Fan 90 whea ''',a} J''1'7 H -,-- ~
S. N5-r1err e,s. s., N-rth-.a =, a,,<s ~, nrs,
s as.s'' 50 g 2g'a s q % ua .s's sa. 'sos
a-laa..qaa Ian. e-%aea' -, "A" 'lns1a SiaS.r Na
It,s3f -,,st ,,,,,v 'st va u-auNc i4aaa ses 'osf
/ sei.c oats sseafy tn',t sod an33 &C.
pm ianres winter super - 2oas- 4" ,s, VI se n
s-5"qs2 20 S ~ W.ste-a winter i,l- $ s'as1 ?.
% sttsi ~ da straight. s. ,5n3 ~ ao pa,an - .
se ao clear 25as So 40 sraisH's E, = 20 rr s5 sr
pl,-at SO .5as4 ~ Hle \, -Il - S-- ,- xaass "a
choice ~ & eg-,e- steady f1ny Western cream sl
g. A. p-nts &c Ess snss1nsel a. .oi,ss-r .o-
s-- Rsreirfs- Flour. aWh el.. 4l',
/ n'F' --.., t-.- corn qfNfU. Hl-f n''H' N"'t'''
| V--eaf ooo bush corr 9f"". oai' ."' ,,-..,.
r~,,. Tan t6 Flour Jun and aneasasea '.,- W1st'
--.,fs4 -r0r steady. No rea .aa .''.t 5.,5-a
ll.iis -2-. 2-3 be- Illf sac. ~ l.t
| t.4'. 81 90 ,--,,--rn4 " cash. 33sr t1ni'l
.- vs, sii,r oats weak and "a - ioSe. ' =, ~
/ sfaasv. :. cash. - at.--l. l.,
s9-s % ,,14-s g0G90ltc. Erfr siealN - - -,
! .-ee 5se Butter weak. creamery, I's---' -i'
| i7c Esss lower a. l'. .s - . ash
| r,lefo Ian i6-vhea- fuh ant nneaains'> y rrrixse
-, Ma -3rs. com active ana s'etl,. o.. an
a. -. am and steady 40 mixed 80
sec Da's aua "a 5sge C'rsrseei active ard nisn-r
/ r-.-n =. 81 cd. s.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
1.rvrpronL coTroN MARKET

rjve-pooi Jan 10. uiC''t'n,- , y" sq ssS
lower American nllti4hs ,i.-t -
p-ef' tfiinx 3a-ist. midrns I'D 10y 9% mo - =.
~ 80. ordinary md ordinary @s-loi ne -
=, .na sav were 1000 bales n whlcn -" ,a-c.r
ere-la,ion and export and incilded ,. iI, rnt,res
-a-s and closed duief WITH nosera.e eiie-s
,-,sif,e m e. January. fifa 9-pto =,
r-,a-v and vebrua-y 4-6+t2 554d seize -
~ u,r~5 4-e4d3 SID BUYERS Mafch ahu ~, s1s
ehl ssrers Arrl ard May 1-6+i sellers NAY ~, snl
3- : fA sellers. June and july o-"4n s~li-ts,
Juse - i0-g4d sellers. August and So ~ -,
sne ,.S ., s41 sellers Sspterfber and OCTOBER. 10
,s h,,vs-. October and Navemuer - ssers'
~--a,,bs- ard December. 3 li-14d -e-l-r~
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

Liverpool Jan. l6 3.i5 m-ESeaanse " s ~
Ne red Western winter sl'a.t t o. %, - -,,ss
-r-nc DUH az spot Afe.t'
~ ,,,st a, 3s lOisd futures steady January IS lv-sI
So ia a a Ma 3s sAsl FIour-~f LOUIS iin'f w"
e Am A. rs 81 Hops a. London ta'inc ,oasi GU. -.
=, tos15 liza BEEF steady. extra lnia mes. "'s PRIME
- VSt a. po-E steaty. prime me western. 9os
rrilna ness meuum Western. as o. hanS ~ %, guy
' o. r. 80 n 2ss short rib - % - ~ - " I.tS
clear naiddles light 3 10 g ~ rs ~ n5 III -
~ 5ss clear bellies - 70 i6 n. BIS shoulders slii
70 a., y, a-r A. e2s Iard-prine Western steady az
40 Cheese steady American finest waite ana eo'r-o
sss "a TaloW-prlme city hrm az IS 81 NotteLs-,'i
70 y-o--,ool refined l5s ~ Iurpentin@-Sprts
.,,,ay A. 32s Rosin--Cornncn steady a. "A ID
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

,fs-,,s,s ian l6-Cotton steadY midtlns 80 90
-.,44r',g s.. good ordinary. 4sc nei r-7.nH -
H,'.. sr,ss ioG shipments. al3i. aaiea' Low
ID, orioars Jan Is Cotton quiet nidiins . , 30. ls
- ~,tlli-r f-sr. good ordinary. 4'ac me- ,..s.s I.s
to 30 ralae gross On ~ exports '' ''
: 80 sales 3 5o0. stock A0Z-s ..,,.-- .t-.. ~,
- I-uis !Aa 20 20 -,tnarv i3 10 ne' receipts. Tsa
s's ross as4 shipments. B. .57 s'1S - - ~ i,-,
oi-.- f.r ~ cotton quiet mdilns - ~
- tlii,g 5i.~. good ordinary A'tc. re,-ln.s ''-- ~
v--.s ~ ,Hs continent l23 sro~k 2s>si , a.. f,,v
n...--rra Ian ff-f'rff1n nominal nlilL.l- -..-.s
,, ,ce r.ed ordinary f5-l6r. gross receipts
- .o,r,h ian iG cotton qu.et mitdlLng
go, r.ias sslss IL stock IFS Nl3
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
OTHER nARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chcago Jan i6.-The light supply q cattle received
to-day resulted s;rong market Buyers ccrnpeteq
against choicer consignrienta. atl
pris.e for such showed upward tendency. vne the
common and medium grades sold at steady prce. Fancy
cattle brought g. eOQf8. choice steers - DGf1 TO- nr
dunn steers s. 1895 beef steers 81 s0a ~ 90 buns - ~
st ~ cows and her,rr 81 3O3s4 Western tst steers
s.fss 90 Texas steer 81 fdsi 30. calves, StuS 10 The
demand for hogs active and early sales were on
a. average ~ oLc higher had taArn tnr
best of they became indifferent and reinss
a. buv except concessions and the early nproNe3nt
Vas largely lost Fair to cholce 81 s5qsS - packing
ctN 50Gs3 81 mixed, s. 5og.5 Io sSsae'T - , -
dssrab. nocks OF sheep sold steady prices but oner'
were weaker ioc lower ewins 10 exess''Vs oi'is~
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
NAVAL STORIES.
STOCK IN HAND

30 bDls
pnsin ................. . 030 bbls
furpertira
Tor a., -. ,,.a,,asarforv
f. naval store. the week started 10 an u. sl
- dsn,ers teing quite slack AZ furins a. -
1Ioisers reduced asking prices - spirits A.
,o.tn In the expectation of increasei deIhh"l -,
- i~sS spirits turpenfine we're about st-aoS
lover qu,,sons Dosin dull and easy, an 'A' ~
- barely steady undcrf0ne. We qlS's.
y. T-nc~,la-s. II IS. tar oil bois' - %
spiRTTs URpENTINE--4il d+oc =. ,-..,,, Al
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

cOTIoN-At the Cotton Exchange almost specula-
i've nst V4s called Both longs and shorts found ma
"a ' rejection i7 t1e and % the situation
Naicn have recently become related 70 suggest
naIsed caution IN tht matter Of new ventures. Tne
opening cal developed steady feeling ~ decline OK
70 llnts. after which there was recovery ~ the
loss The early decline resulted from unsatisfactory
ploe and private cables latter being less encouraR
n6 as 70 tne attitude ~ English spinners Following
ue can however Wall street houses figured as buyers.
tl ne market received enough genera! outside
pori 70 shsort the offerings from the south and from
abroad which feature q the early markef. BY
n ne closing agures of Saturday had been re-esan
Asle1 nT after that a. became "a very narrow market
s entire rlctuatone 90 The session oeing matter of :
faiis Buying checked by indications ot more
use movement OF cotton the ports to morrow Win
eat narher ~ private sdvces indicating or predict
W falne Fun receipts fr the of the week az Interior
phv WITH some 20 show considerable supplies a. the
1l'e interior localities yet - come our. IAe near
cohngs csimes thai the bull factors had beer already
.siuaoes upon. and that the long Interest was WeN
'' ~ 10 situation that would cause re1ct-cn IN
- iaere should he decided new bull material 70
80 A. The same time accounts from i al ttlNer
~, w,so1s points were encouraRins and adlces from
spo markets ~ the South while little less faVoI-
@ o. 70 ne attitude 4 exporters and srinners aver
80 "e- The market closed quiet and steady. points
istef t1 pcLts nor higher
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
81 Is: =. $50: G. ns. II. MG. ine'. x. nS. N.

81 rs. n 2o5. @ s. IS " W. s. 80 ,.
-harieston Jan iC-Turpentins market hrm I" s.
Rosin firm and unclaimed .. -. ., 49,.
savannah Jan iG-spirts turrenune quiet ~ ~
sales al hbis receipts. $50 hos'h n'" N'' ''
sales D. 1l3 hhs. receipts. .A'o ., ...u,..t a.,
wilmington Jan i6-sprr iurpentpe nominsi a. ~ =
Al 3lILr. re~s1'g m casks R'~in quf~t a. s.Fee"
ii 62L rereip,s sci Crude turpentne nrn a. - -"
e. 40 r.~arfs tbf Tar steady ~ 81 I'D. rfcellfr
london Ian ,s-Cslcut,a lnss~i SPOT. Sos "aa'
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
OreaH Slramers.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
y. >-rvv EENSTOWN-LIVERFOOl>
ryr,rtc Tn Jan.iTe ~ am Majestic teo = noon
Germanc Jan. Is. noon eieTuanic reo 10 nooa
% iruOnc. Zen. =, noon
tprtt,nnic Feb 1. noon Britannia March !. noon
rates on Cyn1ric $50 up: Germanic britannic
.aa m, Majestic Teutoaic So W. second taen $40
wnwsrds Third Class Cynrc 9etnnle ana srt.hniS.
s5s -, an Malesty anu Teutonc $3.50. keNenue ta1
additional ,-A. - -.rc-ai ,,,orr,ation ,only 10
HV' F WHITE STAR LINE
p,sr No as North River Once brcafNay y I.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

,os closed dun, with quotations Lice lower, on
Cg, - a oc Tor middlnE upland and 6'tc Tor mifdlns
y.s, pared Win 5isc and Csc respectively latt
-. es ~ 900 bales for delivery contract
re-.s nh in southern markets fmidGlnF quotefi was
rss.v p wire % the local Exchange es follow. Mobile
80 fales. d<N bales quiet &c sales
Na-ser. harleston hrm 5i4c Wilmington hrm. ai7c'
"a ~ sea-y s-lfc sales Z37 bales Baltimore nomi~
egs augusta steady 8'vc sales 81 bales; Galveston
a,s .off s. LOUIS steady. 5isc. New-QTleans quiet
A. a- Bio. sales T0G bales. Memphis quiet
n. sssoy- 5'1c. sales % 2 100 bales
'~por, movement az follows
Tsa Great Britain. France. Continent
- today ..... l4OlR g92
- Af this week s95.G f09 81 277
-" snoe sept .... 2 5lOO29 537 sos ]. .72s S24
a. New ORLEANS tomorrow of1cialy esti-
ls ~ - ooD bales against l2b0l bales last
lers,. q 40 bales last A. Houston receipts for
S-a.s are estimated 7 200 % 200 bales against
Rse.,,,,ss iasi week ami ~. 252 bales last year
plrss - o. the ports and Interior points today com
VII The same day las; and last year.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

ssser; special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
bales: IzWo bales; speculation and export, 600
American tnS41h 1900 bales; receipts. 1900 bales
'psasc oa.. .:'oD baes, mdcng upland. ga Futures
wv buyers l-64d decline closed GE.st at 10
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
T07Y LAND. EUROPE. ETC.

III carks Parties leave Feb tor Nile a1e Fass'lhe
Per :. ? 1rsio,s in connection with $ ALGJSIt-
Sn9rs IAN 20 ORIENTAL CRUISE Passengers
should ssna ''' " c. CLARK. Ill Bway. n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
CVNARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Fror, pier 40 y r.. foot ot Clarkson st =,
e,, Jan 81 noon Lucania Do. Feb II a ,,
sersiA ser, Ian y A. ". Eiruria Feb. - 10 A. "a
Sampah~' ~ iO 4 Campania. Feb % P. N
Au'aA''v 'vrpNON a. BROWN & CO. Gen; Agents.
N-i pNvT.fSG GREEN. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17

Ro--coHse market STEADY n Rio $500. exchange
TN1 rsceps GOO bags cleared fo- the I7ited states
y Oh bags stock of- r00 bags
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
StCdmo odls.

snsToNAN1N W ENGLANDP0lgTS
VIA SOUND LINES -, p,..~
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Newport ana a.. = a. aa,, SO
1--we. Pier y r. q warren 81, "e ss-,,rs 90 ga .aca-
sTnNT TTGTON LINZ. StoniEgton Law ~ a.
n r. foot O spring St. wees says SH''' ~ 49, -
Maine and New hsmpshifs- "A
NORWfCH LINE. Via New LONDON. Ia 80 ~
:, " ,eof Of spring week days ony. AZ o.so y. -
s,ea'nsrs cftv Il lowell and Rhode Island
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
FRENCH LINE.

L covp,Gxrr GENERALE rRANsArr.ANTI9ulE. A.. AN Sl
DIRECT LINE TO HANkE- aHn' To- M'N'
-, p,s- Ne a. North River. foot Morton street
y.,.,,a .. Jan. n La ShanpaShe. 80
Ia h'etasns Ian . - Bretssne. ...-.- Een- ~
"a "a fi,.cogne Feb = IA T'urslne -
.,srcv for a. = and Can blwlnS OFesh' ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
NEW HAVEN LINE. Pier IS. T. R.-SrR
~ RICHARD PECK daiiy except sunsAYl. ats p n

DvERTisEMENTS and subscriptions f'r TIE Trincns
n received AZ their Uptown oftce, n Lax broaaNS
"a fo1r rorth 8istst until ociock m aiNefiise-
ent. received the following branch orcss ar regular
ofrc- rates until o'clock m VIA 1ot sth-avs . :.
r1r a3d- ii2 Gth-aNe i2tn-sl Nacls Wh-aNe
ana i4th lf2 Columhusave. near West vrth-et. 100
West i2d-st.. near 6th-aye, % East lth-sI.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
A rR1p AnOrNr PORTO RIc0.-

rn. N.- v.rr and Porto Rioo Steamship r7r,psny-
Ar,.-',,r steamer SAN NARoOs slllnE fr-m Empirs
sfrres rr.HtIrn wEnNEtiAN fkbtl sly l1-n ~ "
.-.-. .f.esf. fu1 fr~re ar - Hfrt - ot
,..o,.rc, -.tss ~ rassagr rrlsis board s7i sec"r
s,'.-,r f4r fnr entire frr ~ sfuf fefnf nfe iAis
p.fss IN ussssrs SD frf lpvsrf t"ik1ffl- ~
-,.y , ,rt -,ir rr- Hrdrr ~ ute -nnfnrtAls
---s,,ta~. MILLER uriL - KNOW Dl'N Ar-nts
frn perrf >eH fnfH