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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1900-07-12

Pithy, Poiated end Peetaieat.
Mr.. Bryan's roughshod riding over
the gold Democrats at Kansas City
will add few thousand to Mckinley
aud Roosevelt's overwhelming ma
jority.
If Germany wishes the same COM
mercial treatment that France gets,
it should make start toward giving
us better commercial treatment by
the prohibitory restrictions
upon American meat products. Gov
ernments, like individuals, seldom
give unless they receive.
The Democrats dare not openly at
tack President Mckinley for protect
ing American interests in China, but
they are uttering cowardly innuen-
does, intimating that there is some-
thing mysterious abont the policy Of
the Administration. The policy is
as open as the day-simply protection
to American interests, regardless of
costs or consequences.
How simply President Mckinley is
living in Canton, may be judged from
his having walked from his home to,
church, Sunday morning, with DR..
Rixey, although the distance exceeds.
half-a-mile.
Hoboken doubtless would willingly
have dispensed with the advertising
it has received in connection with
that ten-million-dollar fire and It's 200.
deaths.
What wonderful construction that
Democratic platform is, when seri-
ously considered, if anybody can seri-
ously consider such farcial thing.
Lii Hung Chang submits q daily
batch of heads of "Boxers" as proof
that he is not in sympathy with them.-
Yes, the world moves. jeff Davis
Is the Democratic candidate for Gov.
Of Arkansas, aud JEFF is an expansion. :.
ist, too.
The absence of numerous, fingers
eyebrows, etc. tells how patriotic
young America was on the Fourth;..
also that powder has lost none Of its
dangerous qualities.
Bryanism and all the term implies
will be buried so deep, this year that
the political body snatcheps will never
be able to find the corpse.
Mr.. Bryan didn't have to stampede
the Kansas City convention; he own
cd it from start to finish.
How are those Democrats who be-
lieve in expansion going to swallow
that Democratic platform.
The official report of the British,
consul at Manila says the insurrection,
iu the Philippines collapsed last Mo-
vember, aud that since the ports.
were opened, in January, confidence
has been restored and there has been,
II
great activity in commercial circles.
Yet, the "Aunties" havn't heard the
news.
Mr.. c. A. Galloway, business
man of San Antonio, Texas, voiced
the business sentiment of the country.
regardless Of politics, when he said
the, other day: "Although I am O.
Democrat, can't see how, with all
this prosperity, Mckinley is going to.
be defeated"
/" When the Democrats talk of being
sure of the German::.vote they are
merely putting up q big bluff. The
Republican party stands for all the
things in which our German citizens,
believe:the strongest.
+: -:
tits very fortunate that our eonsuls
lin: China, who are having difficult
duties t6:perform, are known to be
men st ABILITY.
Thu accident to the battleship Ore
gon. whieA ran on q rock of tho
coast of China, was unfortunate, but
our, naval officers can be trusted to.
save the Oregon If it can be done.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1900-07-12

Chairman Babcock of the Republic
can Congressional Campaign Com
mittee, has given out an interview in
which he calls attention to the fact
that the friends of the gold standard,
including Gold Democrats, should
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
TIL HEALTH HABIT

just a. Easy 10 Form as Any other.
We do not deliberately form our pet
habits, but they are unconsciousiy acquired
and grow as we grow, and by the time We
learn they are hurting US. We find them too
strong TO be easily broken.
Then, why not form a good habit a habit
which viii counteract the many bad ones,
IN other words contract the questionable
habit Of being always we'll
The best health habit to get into Is 10
have and keep a vigorous stomach: if you
have healthy digestion you can drink
your beloved coffee, smoke your favorite
brand OF tobacco with little or no harm:
the mischief begins when these things are
forced upon the faithful stomach, with
out any assistance.
Form the habit Of taking after meals
some harmless but efficient digestive which
viii relieve the stomach Of so much extra
work
Nature furnishes rs with such digestives
and when they are combined in such
pleasant preparation as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets they give the overwOrked stomach
Just the necessary assistance 10 secure
perfect digestion without any of the harm
ful effects Of cathartcs and similar drugs.
The habit OF taking Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after meals Is as necessary 70 the
weak stomach as food itself. and indeed TO
get the benefit from food eaten. nothing
better and certainly nothing safer can be
used
Many families consider Stuart's Tablets
as essential in the house as knives and
forks
They consist entirely OF natural digestive
principles without the effect or character
istics Of drugs: they have no cathsrtic
action, but simply 90 to work on the food
eaten and digest it,
Take into account your bad habits and
the expense they entail and then invest
nifty cents In a box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and see If your digestion for the
next month is not vastly improved.
ASK the clerk In any drug store the name
Of the most successful and popular stomach
remedy and be will say 'Stuart's."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
Sl.00 FOuIardS for
Accents.

so pieces. OF In round numbers $500
yards, Of All-suk Printed Foulards-this
seasons most choice designs and effects
in combinations OF navy and white. ma
tional and white. old rose ard white, COB
lin and white. brown and white, cardinal
ana white. and black and white. In offer
ing these beautiful silks we give you an
opportunity which has not been your good
fortune to secure in the past two or three
seasons. II was a purchase we we're led
on to by a silk manufacturer who wanted
US to have this little prize all to ourselves.
We must admit that il is not a phenomenal
purchase as far as quantity is concerned.
but the price al which you buy them is
stupendous offer. The lot repre sents at
least ten different and distinct patterns
they are full "a inches in width, are per-
feet, sisunch, and as much wear-resisting
virtue in them as any piece of silk in our
stock II you can appreciate this bargain
as much as we think you can, this little
purchase will be cleaned from our count
ers within IS hours after this advertise
ment appears in print.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

G.. F. Williams, acting as attorney for Charles
Nevburg and Augustus Kuhner recently re-
quesied The District Commissioners to cancel the
reassessneuts made in June, 1897, Of certain spe
cial assessments against property owned by the
parties mentioned. The matter being referred 10
Attorney DUvall. De has rendered an opinion ad-
vsing the Commissioners 10 cancel the Tcassess-
ntuts
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
Permits 10 Build.

The Inspector Of Buildings yesterday issued taC
following permits 10 build: For new structure,
Joseph Owings, one two story brick dwelling, g0j
Second Street Northeast. For repairs, C. C. vii
lard I32s Street northwest, Jennie Jackson,
1871 Scveu-sud- Half street northwest, Thomas
HYDE 1865 Tbril-seco Street northwest; James
A. Moore, 1888 / Street northeast.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

Christopher Columbus, colored, sivty.fyc years
Of age, who reached this city late Tuesday night
from Huntsville, Ala, was found dead i'm bed at
the Mckinley House. 4-1 Missouri Avenue north
west about s O'Clock yesterday afternoon Cor
oner Carr was notified. The remains were taken
10 the morge. Death resulted from l-phyXiatiou,
and is believed 10 have been accidental
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

Rosna Blacksmith yesterday filed suit against
the District q Columbia to recover 5000 for per-
sonal injuries alleged to have been received by
falling into a ditch. She claims thst the accident
was the result Of carelessress on the part Of the
District authorities in not furnishing safe cross
ing
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
.PA|NE'S CELERY COMPOUND

lone up drinking the national Capital
Brewing Co.'S dark beer '.Mueucheuer" The
best in the land doz., Sl.2j. Write or phone
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
CHARGED With MURDER
Michael J. Hurney Accused Of the
Assault on Albert Johnson.

Evidence at the Coroner's Enquiry
Into sundays Cabin John Bridge
TraEcdy-Further Investigation 10
BE Made-The Prisoner Witness
Before the Jury-Nague Testimony.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
Another Sale of
Rugs.

We have had some very good specials
which we have offered you in the past.
and always found ready response TO these
bargain giving values. We have all to-
gether in stock today about $50 Rugs Of
different makes, Of different qualities. and
differently priced. which we wish to close
out way below former markings.
We have $50 Jute India striped Rugs
size 27x54-our regular price has been
soc. We reduced them TO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
3OCentS.

We have loo Ingram Art Rugs. size 2x3
yards, which can be used very nicely in
small room where the carpet has been
taken up for the summer. We sold them
for $3.50. We cut the price to
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


Tie wills OF Harriet T.. Middleton and John G
Puenkcit were fled for probate yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

Next Friday at S p. m, at rs Thirteenth Stree
northwest. spI9-2t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

S,m ris-s......5:lg AN sun sets......G GAO PM
Neon Iises...II-24 Pm. Moon scts....-.........
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
NDf Glsss.ssssa CaaiieS
TnrRspAY. ArRIL 10. 1850

The Weather Indications.
Unsettled and moderate weather Thursday and
Friday; fresh southvesterIy winds, becoming
variable.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
$l.779.

We have IS Ingram Art Rugs. made Of
the same material, only that they are
larger in size, 3xs yards. They were our
regular $3.50 kind-cut to
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. l7--Cate-Choice fat, steers steady:
others 15G20c below Mondays prices Texans 5GI6c
lower. Cow market and Gamers 10g15c lower Feeders
steady. choice 10aS6 30; poor to medium S40
81 mixed stockers SO 5a$3 so: selected feeders 81 @
81 a. good choice cows 40$4 50 heifers So 3O1
- d0 Gamers 81 2OuS2 80; bulls 81 6Oq$4 40; calves
s. 3CaSI O fed Texas beeves 81 10q$5 Hogs fairly
tive, shade higher top, 81 fair clearance:
butchers 81 i5G$4 40: good choice heavy 6Od$4
rough heavy 81 454S4 30; light 81 40G$4 go; bulk OF
sales, 81 15d$4 50 Sheep and lambs active firm;
wethers. 81 3oa$4 Western lambs S. 25S6 90 Re
ceipts Cattle, $4,000 head; hogs, $4,000 head: sheep
10000 head
Cincinnati. Jan 17.-Hogs active So 90Q$4 65. Cattle
quiet 81 1885 % Sheep steady, 81 1884 80 Lambs
prime 50 5Og$5 75; $3q$3 Hogs lower; best
heavy mediums 81 70aS4 49, heavy Workers 65S4 7O
light 1orkers 81 50QS4 co. pigs "a 2SQ4 40; roughs sag
81 20 Sheep steady choice wethers 7OdS4 So common
$2G$3 choice So 5G$6 % common 10 good 81 60G
so 10; veal calves 81 50@$7 co.
East Buffalo. 17.Receipts of sale ana through
cattle sheep and hogs during the ended
a Cattle sheen and taInLs
cars hogs Shipments-Catte "a cars. sheen
and lambs, 10 cars; hogs, u
were two loads, which sold punches at rather easv
prices The outlook at the present limited de-
mand. Calves in supply fair demand ana
steady at the quoted figures. Choice to extra we're
quotabe 81 7jg$S good to choice 81 5OaST 10 Sheen
and lanbsThe market in fair general position with
choice 70 extra, quotable SO 3Oa$6 4O good no
choice, Sb@St 20 common fair 81 T5GS5 10. sheen
mixed choice 10 extra, 81 25G$4 good 10 choice S4l
81 23 yearlings. $5S0 %; wethers $4 75GS5
pretty good clearance and the
The trade fairly active loads on sale ana
about the same basis OF prices yesterday Heavy were
quotabe - sOd$4 So mixed 81 75QS4 so: Workers @
81 10 pigs 81 40 rough 81 l5Si 30 stags So S3 90
The good weights closed up full steady but the market
on light hogs easier.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 17.-Cotton steady middling 7 5-1ec.
low midding. l-16c good ordinary e-16c: recelpts
SO53 bales exports 70 the Continent 12 364 coastwse
80; sales 934; stock. 1874 713
Norfolk Jan l7.-Cotton- firm; middllng 7Sc; low
mldding l-l6c; good ordinary 619c receipts l. 1893
bales; exports coastwise 2S5; sales 273 stock SO 3
Memphis. Jan. 1T-Cotton steady; middiing 7sc low,
5ales gross, 227e shipments. 1888 sales i25O stock
Augusta Jan 17-Cotton steady; middling 77-lea
Iac low middling, 3l6Q7t4c; receipts 357 bales:
gross SS9; shipments. 1850 sales. 56+: stock
Houston jan 1I-Cotton quiet: middllng 5-i6c; low
mddlng l-loc good ordinary. ei6c; receipts 49S
bales: shipments, 3627; sales. 90 stock lO5. Asa.
low mtdding. 7c good ordinary. 6lac: receipts 800
baes exports coaswise 5l9 sales LIPS stock 100 SIS
ST. Louis. Jan lI.-Cotton quiet middllng I-1g,.
low mddns 7se good ordinary 6ssc; net receipts $50
bales; gross 2,4TO; shipments .793: stock 9s 727
New79Eieans Ms Jan; iIs9tton quiet and steady;
receipts. l0622 bales; gross 1925; exports 20 reat
4OS, ,59l. ' '''SN
Mobile Jan. l7.-Cotton quiet. middling 5-lac: low
mddng l6-l6c: good ordinary. 7-l6c; receipts T41
bales exports coastwise. 662 sales 500 stock 4T0Ts
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,, . New-YorR, January II, 1900.
hfE.t fS-teceiots were lS) cars 3526 head incud
ing ing lG cars for city saughte-ers direct for export
aNe ana ol Tor the market, and, counting
ga ea' there were u carloads on sale of which 40
nberal supply and extremely OF
even but averaging strong lOc lower grades being
estimated lo92Oc of: good bulls lust about steady
but ght bulls easier. good quoted firm i6c
LshSti other grades only steady Five cattle
t aiy ade arrivals were held over Common to
npnoe sold at - 6OqS5 65 per 100 ID; fair
& ray oxen a. 81 85 bulls 81 s0as4 little yeariing
81 5s az ~ % cows at 81 00q$3 TO- choice al
% rat hefers at s. 5qS5; dressed beef moderate
.d 5hd selling at T1q0Ac per 10 for decent to extra
to ats NO later cable advices The ST. Paul carries
DutlhHpt0n :, 100 quarters Of beef for Schwarzschd
sulzberger; the Trinidad to Bermuda is cattle and 59
Indies. cattle " ~ - ~ ''e west
b sales-MeIherson Co: p Kentucky steers 1915 n
cow, So li5s 9so m at s. So II 90 1eIS 10 IS 49, q Ohio
Sdad 90 ll50 10 at 81 l0 do 1910 b at SO co. DO
50 So az SS 90 90 eco 10 at " 4Si do es5 10 at
20 70; do lob 70. ss II DO. eos 70. e. IS; do
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
ERIE RAILROAD

AhIoush Uains leave New-Iork, foot OF Chamber,-.,
a. follows and i've minutes earlier West 2sd '-
,r0tOO n. M-Vestibuled Express daily Tor BnSbsn,o
MAVeryA Elrnira, Buffalo, Bradford. EnSraiena
r. Al. PHrlor TO Buffalo. ~'S y
<:OO II. m.=Vestibuled limited-Fast mail a,tv
Train tor Chicago Arrives CleV a NJ Chic.
Dining Car anu S'hSihhau-
1880 p. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vesttbuIed Fxn-..
9Any Arrives at Buffalo 7Oo A. NJ Bradford : % IA
ssmestown IAN 20 NJ. Youngstown 1921 A. M CsVs.
Library Car. - - ~'~N"N- Naks
p;1S II. M-Daly soTd train for BnEhanaton yav.-,x
Elmra RufsIo Clrt-os1NN Ner.yl
Cincinnati Dining Car - S' NNs" ano
EINCkEfS, Local. TTAfE CARDS ANN
S0aaiMODATIoNS at III. ll8. 28 4OI and V5T Brnst
way t< BoWeFy ls6 East l25th-B 2IS West i25-S
ana sa aRosss Noes and Wyst 2sds ferries New-York; Sss
aoDoken. and Jersey City Station. NCwYork Transrs..
%. ssN Ioi and ehseSs eAgzaxs and rsai-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
south and Southwest.

south and Southwest.
FLORIDA, CUBA, MEXICO 4 CAIVEORNIA
Departure from New York daily
St. and CCrtlandt St stations OF the r
Is The leaving time from DeSbrOsses and
COrtlandt Streets is five minutes later
that given below for Twenty-thIrd Street
station; except the New York and Florida
1910 =. Mast MAIL--Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York to Atlanta. New Orleans. Savannah
and Jacksonvile and Miami. Fla Dining car service
500 T.. Ny l. & Fla EMPRESS Pullman Draw
Ing Room Sleeping Cars, New York Columbia, Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville Augusta. Dining car ssvIcs
1925 II. M.-WASHINGTON 4 CIATTANO NOOCyA LIN
TIED. VIA LYNCHBURG-P Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New Roanoke. Knoxville C-hat-
tanOoga New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service
4I2O Il. M.-WASHINGTON & SOUTHWESTERN IISI-
TTED-PUllman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars New
York to Atlanta. New Orleans, Birmingham. Memphis
Ashevie Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Dining
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington san
Francisco. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
1870 II. M.-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED
Daily. except sunday Pullman Drawing Room. Com
partment Sleeping cars. Library Observation and
Dining cars. New York Augustine. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, New York Port Tanpa~
Aiken and
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 27I BROADWAY.
Pennsylvania ticket Offices 1886 1854 III
and POI Broadway Astor House; West rwenty-thl-4
Street Station. and stations Of Desnrossss and
Cortlandt Streets: Court SEQ Fulton s.
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station BroOklyns
station. Jersey city.
FRANK :. CANNON. J. " CULaP.
80 Vice Pres. & Gen'I Mgr rrahc MEr.
W. A TURK. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Iork, January II, 1900.
COFFEE-Busness Brazil coffee futures was fairly
active generally higher The market
started 5Q10 points. with sales of $50
bags bass opening call. Europe, outside
specuaors buyers and sales by II
O'Clock 1900 bags. At that hour prices
showed a gain Of 10d15 points The improvement
substantial class of cable
IN of he yav declined yesterday The
Hamburg market Il pfg higher, but lost
L franc lower
81 ,e net advance by O'Clock. and closed
further Rio closed firm advance
- res Santos held unchanged the basis OF
$500 But the fact and Santos reported smaller
receipts bags while warehouse deliveries in the
f3l93O bagsl gave the market
un6ertone Transactions
entire session reached $50 bags. finally
firm at 5E115 points. The trading basis
on spot The market the spot article
closed firm. s. SIC: No Z. SIC; No 6.
Sssc 3. 9ac. The steamer Biela cleared Santos
2Q.000
The range Of prices local to-day
Vas
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOH THE
Leave New York south Ferry CNhltehan Terulao. 4na
foot OF Liberty
'DaiIy tE.xcept sunday SSundays
CHICAGO, '4S0 ., m. Liberty street onlyl. 'A~
PITTsBURG. .ISO a m Liberty street salyl. 'aSs
D. m. sl2 10 night.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a '5sS ~.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE tStN 'lut0 tDlnerl.
900 CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Tram. Dass
Cafe. 'A55 tDinerl s555 p Opnerl. and 81 10
night NORFOLK. VI 90 m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ofices: 1lS Broadway. y Union
W. I2I y Y Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN.
hall Terminal AID Liberty 81 Baggage checked fro1a
hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
hay and straw at New-York for the week

Exports For Cuba, 400 ba, ,es Trinidad
20 bales: Puerto Rico 80 bales Nuevitas Hayt
1871 bales Bermuda GG2 bales London bales Cane
Town. 2S. T6I bales; total. 81.
POTATOES AND NEGETA BI.ES-Irish potatoes in
quite liberal supply. and with demand
advices continue fully
ing fairly Maine generally higher than quot
ed sweet potatoes In fair demand and steady Onions
quite plenty and selling slowly, though prices
material change; Bermuda and Havana held steady
Canada turnips firm. Cabbages high. Other
winter vegetables steady spinach excessive
supply and weak at the ,ow figures quoted with
large accumulation unsold at the close Florida
tables in light receipt and no
change California caulihowers sell well. New-Oreans
salad stock mostly and dragging Other vegetables
prime per bbl 81 5Oa$5 30: 2 SO 5OaS4 do Long
Island bb 81 JOq$2: do Western per IS0
TO- TO- 81 2og$l 81 do state prime per l6s ID bag, 81 roo
prime 5dl0c: beets florida per bush crate
16c4Sl do Charleston, 100 bunche S5qS3 so; celery
California dozen S5aT0c do State 15a60c: cucum-
bers Florida, 81 50G$5 caulihowers Long ISL
cabbaRes. State. per $5d$S; Long Island S+GS5
chcory New Orleans bbl S3Q$4: eRplants Florida
Per hai Dbl box 81 9q$2 80; escarole Orleans per
Dbl S3qS4 kale' Norfolk per bbl 3005Oc lettuce
Orleans. bb 81 50Gc$2 choice per half
Dbl basket 81 50aS2; do fair 75cd$ % onions
Bermuda per crate 81 25GS2 90 do Havana SOaSl 9O
per bag Slq$l 30; do red $lQs1 II: white
per bb S2G$3; do yellow. 81 25d$1 Is; red 81 25G
q 90 do state and Western yellow, bbl
do red 81 12a$ 81 Florida per carrier S2aSs 20
per carrier 81 5Og$2 O parsley Bermuda per case 50 p
@$2 90 rornaine, Bermuda, $l9s1 23; New
orleans per Dbl S3Q$4 string beans Florida per crate
Sl@$9 spinach Norfolk per bbl 50cG$; do Baltimore
SldSl 10: turnips, Canada, Russia bb S0d9Oc; do
Jersey and Long Island per bbl. 60975c.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan 17.-Closing- -wheat-Spot dull; No 1
California. 6s 21sdQes Sd; No red Western winter.
5s Cd; No Northern spring load COrSpOt steady;
American mixed new, 3s Sad; American mixed old.
IS 07+d; futures steady; January, IS 5Ssd February
3s 5$d March 3s SAD Peas-Cauadian, IS sid Flour
st Louis fancy winter dull, IS Hops at London
Pacific Coast dull. f3 1Osf4 Beef steady: India
mess s2s Cd; prime 76s Sd. Pork steady; prime
firm +1s Sd Bncon-Cumberand cut, 2s TO 80 10, dull
33s 3D. short rib IS to % 10, firm 33s long
dies heavy 35 40 fh firm. 34s Cd short clear backs
70 Is 70 firm 33s Cd clear bellies IA 10 10 firm. 3ss
ShOuderS-Square. u Il 10. steady 34s. steady;
prime Western in tierces 3Os Cd; American refined in
pals. 32S. BUtter-Finest United good do
nominal Cheese firm American finest white 5ss; Ameri
finest colored. SOS. Tallow hrm prime city. 2Is;
Australian in London, 2Ts Cd. Cottonseed oil-HuH
fined, JanuaryAprn firm. 2ls Sd. Turpentine-Spirits
firm, 40s. Rosin-Common firm, Cd. PetroIeum-Re-
fined. T9sd. Isnseed oil. 24s.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18
LIVERPOOL oorroN MARKETS.

Liverpool jan H. 4 2, m.-Cotton-Spot fair demand.
prices unchanged; American mddng Ard. The sales
o. the day were 10000 bales OF which 1900 were for
speculation and export. and included 1000 Americar
Receipts 1900 bales. all American Futures opened
easy az the decline and closed steady the advance.
A45nsaGS AmsgGSn ann SSideng Jssngary % G4d sellers
rua:y and March. 4 5-G4d buyers; March and Ami
l2-0M buyers; April and May e-d4d sellers. Ma
Sl a a sa HsSgSsi e4d buyers August and September
sellerh @'-Oau
New-York tribune., 1900-01-18

Stations CortIandt Ueslfuaaes
r r. Ferriesl
sTne West Street other figures Cor1lanct or Deso
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves 81 Pm Other
trains daily tSunday 6j sunday leaves SD A.
\ sunday leaves Pm sunday leaves SIS Pm
t-6. &. 10 NJ. Local EASION.
s1S5, eS. NJ For BJ FFALO. NIAGARA FAILS sea
ParOr Dining to
meets Or BrsUches+.
world Limited eatlus
p
10 Detroit aud ChicsgO Dining Car service IA carte
s12S5, Loo N. For WlLhES-BAhtth = t-AN tO1s
Sa255 40 n intermediate polols
VsS.IO' y5.SOP.N ~ Local for MAUCH CHJNh- 80
IS SS II NJ NeStihule Limited tor NL-Asr
ARA FA Is and points Through sleeping Cars "a ChsO
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