davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
THE HON. GEE WHILLfKEH.

From The Kansas City Journal
Southern paper says: I'VE fail to see where
the North has a license 10 make fun OF our 'D!nk
Bolts 'Hoke Smith or Stump Asby. when Kan
sas has immortalized IN her lawbooks the Hon
Gee Whilliken." And IT is fact too that kansas
has so immortalized this euphonious cognomen
but 1t was the result OF legislative Toxic and there
Is no such person in the flesh and blood. Chapter
n or the Laws of 1899 starts out with this pre-
amble 800 ~
An act permitting Fred Vecket. c. c. Campbell
X. NJ. Reigle, Gee Whiliken." ETC. ito avail them
selves OF the provisions OF Section q Chapter ia OF
the Laws of 1881" " -
The act referred to permits certain men who
have been long engaged In the practice OF phar-
macy 10 continue to do so without passing an ex-
animation In every session there Is introduced a
special bill giving this right to set OF them
and when the one OF last winter made its appear
ance II was violently opposed by Senator Hessin.
However, the bill passed, and every Senator was
allowed TO propose the name OF any constituent
who desired 70 practise pharmacy without an ex-
emination When II came Senator Hesslns turn
he arose and proposed the name OF Mr.. Gee Will
liken He intended 10 satiriZe the whole perform
anco. but under the rule any name which he might
propose entirely in order and so Mr. Gee
Whilliken got place in the published law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEEThe market for coffee futures started out in
fairly good form, opening steady at advance of .
points But as the session progressed prices slowly
c-umblec under liquidation character
and rather Indifferent attitude OF leading bulls The
close quiet. with prices unchanged 10 points
lower Total sales for session but 20 80 bags
considerable portion of which consisted OF exchanges OF
for the remote positions The foreign
market advices reflected narrow fluctuations and small
abroad while statistical data indicated
general situation The outside
public manifested very little interest far
the cables brought little
business from foreign houses. Thus the element
dependent pretty much its for
incentive The unlocked for change in affairs at the
sea Of wa naturally inspired caution
both sides futures. business in the depart
rnent was very and prices from opening TO close
wer UNCHANGED. quoted SIC for invoice
weekly cable from Havre reported the present
Of point LSS6 600 bags including
Brazilian. against 1s29000 bags and 49s 900
bags. respectively. last Friday The steamer Lvorna
cleared Rio yesterday $4,000 this
The range Of prices local market to-day
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 28.-Cattle-Native steers slow; Texans
strong active market active Gamers and bulls
steady feeders quiet: good choice 50 2$6 % 10
medium $4qS5; mixed stockers. SO 2oqS3 So selected
heifers So 2q$5 Gamers 50 2OGS2 50 5OS4
81 5OdSS fed Texas beeves S4$5 Hogs averaged
Oc higher good clearance; mixed and butchers 81 50G
81 So good choice heavy 81 7OGS4 So; rough heavy,
81 55$4 65; light 81 +0Q$4 70; bulk of sales. 81 60G
81 10 Sheep in strong demand lambs. 1O415c higher;
SO TO- wehers 81 4OqS4 Western lambs 50 70
@$6 60 Recepts-Catte $500 head; hogs. 10000 head;
Cincinnati Jan. 2e-Hogs active. s4as4 70. Cattle
stronger higher 50 Sog$5 Sheep active higher $50
81 40. Lambs strong, S5g$8 90.
Buffalo. Ian 26.-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
ended to-day were: Cattle 50 sheep and
lambs. 80 cars hogs IS cars. Shipments: Cattle. 81
cars: sheep lambs 10 cars; hogs "a Cattle
Calves in fair supply. good demand and higher.
quotable S. 25GSS good choice.
81 T5QSS %. Sheep and ambsThe generally
excited and again higher the desirable grades with
lambs fully established. Choice
able SO 70QSB So: good choice SO 50d$6 TO-
good S. 1888 so; mixed sheep choice 81 500
81 70: yearlngs. IS 50$5 10, with sale So The
offerings pretty well cleaned and the close
full steady The advance to-day 10Q15c Hogs
The market good position. with SIS loads sale
active demand and &c higher basis Heavy quot
able 81 90$4 05 mixed 81 90: Workers. 81 S0S4 pigs
81 20 generally; roughs 81 10G$4 40 stays SO 25Q$3 75
The offerings well cleaned
prime, S. 4O9$5 e5 common $3@$3 90. Hogs active
higher; prime MEDIUMS. 81 S7lSS4
81 heavy Workers 81 s0a$4 light do 659$4
pigs 81 25G$4 90; roughs sQs4 40 Sheep steady;
choice lambs, 81 65GS6 so; good. 81 758$6 60
calves. Sass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-York. foot Of Chambers-st.
follows. and five minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st
300 A. M.-vestbued Express daily for Binghsmton.
waveriy Elmira. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor car Buffalo.
200 Il. M.-Vestibuled lmited-Fast daily Solid
train Chicago Arrives Cleveland $40 A NJ. Chicago
p NJ. Sleep-rs to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
T:S0 p. M.-Bun4Io and Cleveland vestibuIed Express
daily Arrives a Buffalo T:0S A. NJ Bradford % A NJ
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A M CIeve-
Library Car
O:15 u. M-Daiy solid train Blnghamton Waverly
Elmira and Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago and
Cincinnati. Dining Car
TINICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
Il COMMODAT1OES az Ill 113 261. 4O1 and 95T Broad
way 127 Bowery. l58 East 125th-st and 2Sh-
St, Chambers and West 29d-st ferries. NewYork 1888
9S Broadway Brooklyn; 10 Rlver-st
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co for and checks baggage from hotels and r~s-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

Galveston Jan 26-Coton firm; middling s-16c: low
middlIng. 16c; ordinary. l3-6c receipts 2o
bales to the Continent 2OO6 coaswise 27 sales
200; stock. 17O,0+1.
Baltimore Jan 2e-Cotton nominal; middiing. TIC;
low middng 7-l6c; good ordinary 13-lGc: net re
cepts. i26 bales 1883 exports the Continent
1GS; stock. 10. POS.
Savannah. Jan. 26.-Cotton firm; middling 7Ac: low
middling, 316c: ordinary. I1-6c receipts III
bales exports coastwise 1895 sales 23: 12s
Memphis. Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet Arm: middling
9l6c; low middling. 6-16c: good ordinary IL I6S,
receipts lSS bales gross, 3.4g7 shipments 272
sales, $500; stock, 16S 2S5
Orleans Jan. 28.-Cotton quiet; middIinT INC.
low middling, 1ssc; coed ordinary. l5-l8c receipts
3957 bales exports TO Great Britain 613: 20 the Con
tinen l212l coastwise 9e7 sales. 5000; stock s7s AL
ST. Louis, Jan. 26.-Cotton steady; middIlns O. iec.
low middling, .Ac; ordinary 8c net recepts 3To
bales; gross S74; shipments .461; sales 8OO stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

acknowledgements IN the Enesh maria, a,A .
@ t OF demand here had STRENGTHENING effect
the price Of the former The rest Of The KS, 5I
was neveess and devoid Of special feature At the close
she nete a exchange called pig iron warrants dull Tin
n at sZS nominal lake unchanged az $40 90 IesH
steady with - 20 bid and 81 rs asked speter Arm hT
quiet with - 20 bid and 81 30 The brokerg urics
foT ,5 Ieaa s vas - 1Z5s and for speter. a. 75
olasses market were such cause alarm among
oyes nor 70 undermine the confidence hoIders civ
euyers purchased on toohng scale country points took
hold sparingly The close quiet ana arm Syrups
were firmly held at full former prices with demand
tairy active and chiefly Of export nature uoatIons
ioloW: New.oaleans centrifugal common iIGiso; fair
kettle 449b5c: Rieo s7sSc syng open
@lsc fAiT lSgl4e: good. 5Ti0c; prime 26a2ac; fancy
OCEAN FRE1GHrs-san toaaasa was IN steady god-
crate demand and thsrs no quotnbis change the
limited offerings serving maintain rates on steady
oss'. Inquiry Tor steam tonnags showed Improvement
Of handy vessels In other departments business was
H5.seo but ratee we're ven Sustained Quotations to
aSsTo~ nd s1a nfis sd SSd0 R@a
SAd: kewcssnS Sd Antwerp. 2Adi Hamburg, 20 pfgsi
100 p 2oG: London. oats Is 6dSis 3D.. '''''' POT
little change ron the previous day, and transactions
nearly all In small lots Lnsssd oil firm at former
prices and refined petroleum. steady Quotations follow
b 60 and u SS4 II r. S 9sass CASES f9MssoPss
eli t0 dsodOrized haphths SI Coonssed oiI-Prime
crude bills s2Ae prime summer yellow R5GS5 MOI of
white, 3Sci prime winter yellow, BTG8sny city nseed
American raw 53g64cj American boiled b59b9c Calcutta
raw c5ci Western linssed oil qu0tsd 20 OWeri lard
fROVIsIoNs-Part of the early advance In hos prod
lost at midday but prices again rallied ths
afternoon with grain Prices yards iOc up OF
point the Receipts Western points
this behind previous week and 81 0O0
behind last week, Estimated Tor the day Fl 600 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-York. January 90. 1900.
ing car to be exported alive. 81 for saughterers
ss sold Of Which 20 ere at jersey CITY and
the balance n at sHtiehst The supply was light and de-
and other grades steady; cows steady to shade
est 70 best Il. native steers s9a 10 n
4eR ana and a on stage Ho at S per 100 NJ bulls at
s. o. Dressed beef in moderate demand 7Sac per
small way at oH997ec London and Liverpool cables
Ss9llS n shlp@spts included 20 sheep the
on Saturday the Campania will take out 900 quarters
Of beef for G9s'Tane Company the Ohio 100 cattle for
80 sheep for various shippers T1omo
port the ending satnrday January a. 1o26
cattle lis sheep ~ 20 quarters beef an to
Of Great Britain with the exception Of re cattle and 1s
cH!sF g. Ga9 a''sFs 525
3 16 r at 81 iiza 20 "a DO At io 8 n: at S.
1s stag 1910 ~ at 50 10; bull 1910 Il do
90 % l5 111S a. s. 3 5 T. 4 }35S g. os
s. 90 at IS co. Do 20 6a5 n. at Sc 60;
vi5sl5 ssna IT, ,5s5 & St 1882
$ IS; DO $40 NJ '' at g 49,
Newton q Co. Pennsylvania steers. s75 NJ at 81 a.
s. IS %. SCI y at 81 Is ID at ~ CO. 80 ID at
roo s ef {! o so DO G stf at a7s s. at 81 2' bull
and Sss were 81 s2 o 5s h G
grades. and all the stock Common
veas sold at 50 30 and IS IS 100 10 little
- 20 and 81 90 City dressed veas steady 9912ac per
ID country dressed slow at Sg1lc; little calves steady
6dI &c; dressed barnyard and fed calves 6QSc
Sales. q. Curtis & Son: 8 veas 1877 10 average, a
% % per 100 10; do $50 n, at So IS; do 65 10
s EiaS'f Gx6 Yss sa e % S. we're 81 cars.
head. including for slaughterers ~ for
market; OF which at Jersey City and
sheep were in light supply and prices frm choice
also ruled hrm. but the undergrades
steady. The pens were cleared early Common prime
sheep sold at 50 5OQS5 1914 100 10 bunch OF good
wehers at 50 6O few yearllngs So medium choice
Ohio lambs IS so Dressed steady 6GSc per
~ dressed lambs firm at Saa94c country dressed win
ter lambs firm for good stock. S3GS7 80
per carcass and choice stock the
In cases.
sales-s Sanders: 21e State lambs II 70 average.
ITO 10. at 81 30 I do 100 10. a 81 so
NJ Collins: lis Buffalo lambs 73 10 at 81 20 104 do
81 10 at SO 90 10 Ohio 60 10 at SO so; % clipped
do, 60 ID. at s. 50 % Buffalo sheep III 10 S.;
clipped Ohio do. 1875 n. at SO so
Newton a. Co: pa Ohio lambs, 30 10 at 81; 200 Michi
do. 6S n. SO 05 - Ohio sheep III n, 81
Harrington & Co: Ohio lambs 50 n at 81 IS; 10
Ohio sheep. 115 10. - 12le.
% 65 10 s. 10 "a Kentucky sheep,
81 20; Il yearings. 100 NJ at SO.
D. Harrington: 1870 Ohio lambs 81 10 at 81 20: POS
Western do 81 H. 81 49, 80 Ohio sheep 1919 10 IS so
J. H. Hume Bro: 1870 State lambs. 50 N. at 81 124.
on sale No transactions in live hogs had
been reported late hour Sellers rated the market
nominaly steady Country dressed slow 412d6lsc per
n for extreme weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firm: No
spring wheat 63e64c; No red. 6S1E96s%c; NO corn
31hc; No yellow corn. 81 Ac; No cats Zs95S SC
62G54c: No barley 8SG43c: No hazseed and y W
prime timothy seed 81 co; clover contract grade
IS 259SS 30; pork bbl 50 2d$1O So lard per
100 10 IS .535 92 short ribs sides OOse) % ooGSS 20
alted shoulders tboxe S. 5Ogf5 75 short clear sde
gallon 81 23h sugars. loaf &c; grsnulated 544c
On the Produce to-day the butter market was
steady; creaeries l9G24c; dares. 1s22c. Cheese nr
124 13c: Eggs steady; fresh. 15c - -, -
7o7sc January 7O7sc May TO3sc July es+496s5sc No
hard, 66Q67c Corn-No cash. Bic; January Bic; May
32c July 32sc. OatsNO cash. 23&c; January. ISAci
May 24hc No white, 25a4c. - -
Toledo. Jan. 28-Wheat active for futures. firm; NO
cash. 71hc May, 73lzc bid. Corn dull. steady: No
SIC. ClOvsrseei dull. higher; prime cash. Old
s: 90 asked March. So s21z.
Cincinnati. Jan. 28.-F1our firm Wheat FINN No red
73c. Corn steady; No mixed. 3Gc Oats dull; No z
Bulk dull. IS 80. Bacon quiet, S6.55 Whiskey
active 81 2sA. Butter quiet. Sugar firm Eggs quiet
Milwaukee Jan. 2e.-whcat higher; No Northern
6T1sc; Northern, 65aG5Ac. Rye steady No l. 5071e
Barley steady; No 2. +6c; sample 35g46c &,
Northern January CSC: May 65%c: July 6IQ6Ihc; on
track / hard 87c: No 1 Northern, 65]zc; No North
ern. safe. Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Jan 2G.-Wheat strong and &c higher
steady No mixed January. BIN 03sc Oats steady No
white clipped, G32c; No do 30g3O11c; No mixed
clipped, 70 Z R3Oc Butter steady fair demand; fancy
Western creamery Csc do prints 2c Esgs duh and lc
lower; fresh nearby and Western &c., do Southwestern
fsc; do Southern, 1sc Receipts Flour 1000 tbs 4oO0O
shipments Wheat. $4,000 bush; corn 1900 bush;
a II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 28.-Closing- whea-sPct hrm: No 1
California 6s 2IadG6s No Western winter. IS
9sd No l Northern spring; IS ND Corn-Spot drnl
American mixed new. SIS sad; American mixed Old IS
March IS 6Hd Psas-Canadian. IS Cd Flour-St. Louis
fanc win firm, London (Paciac COAST
dull 90 1OsQf4 Beef steady extra India mess sos PRIME
Hams-short cut, "A to 10 70. steady. SIS Bacon.
Cumberland cut 80 NJ, S2s 3D. short rib, Is 70
n Cd; long clear middles. light 30 to % 70.
dull long clear iddles heavy 80 to 30 10 dull SSs
81. short clear backs is n. dull 32s 3D. clear
bellies Il 10 10 10 easy. 39s Shoulders-sauare II to
IA 10 dull 33s Sd. Lard steady; prime Western. in
tierces Cd: refined in pals; 32s Sd But
ter-Finest md United States, nominal Cheese
American steady 5Is finest American coored
firm Talow strong; prime city. Us Cd Australian
IN London 27s Cd Cottonseed o-HuN refined. Febru-
ary-ApriI steady I'd. TurpentneSpirits finn +Cs.
Rosln-Common As 71ad. Iinseed oil. 24s Petro-
leum-Rehned. 7&d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
NEN.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY q. 1900

s19s2 spinach Norfolk per Dbl 6ocgs1 oo 90 es r
ST. tomatoes. Forica. per carrier Iocalsl 90
nps. Canada, Russia per bbl 709s0c do Jersey anu '
Island, Russia. 0Od11bc. ,,.h
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-The week e closing n, Wa lnH
indefinite expression OF prices The market Is taSs
is likely to stay while offerings are Tree anu -
depends upon the exclusively local aeh' IN
quote: Prime. large bales per 100 TO, 81 rs ~"
do sods2be; No do 721sQ75e; No DO o. va 75B
grade. 50d6Oc salt hay, 40942Ac clover nilNeu
T7hc; clover IOGT2%c small bales, 2Fc beow CO.
quotations .STRAW-Unchanged for long rye ~.
signments Southern rico straw forward to
meet the packing demand; for rice straw '5ssg
THO 100 10 Receipts OF hay and straw. IN
reported at the Produce Exchange at noon o-das 20
River Railroad $50; Erie 400; Pennsyivania i<O'
Delaware. Lacxawanna and Western. 90; Lehgh NaiIey
go: Central Of New-Jersey. 90 total 126O TONS re
cepts of straw, 90 tons by rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

COTTON-The startling from South Africa caused
in the situation Speculation for this reason was ex
trennely sluggish except for period Of activity
closing level Of yesterday But while the fluctuations
and business there many
to DeneEhe thet the local contingent was intensely
bullsh Gossip conveyed the impression that many
crop esumates "hlle runor a number OF times had II
that March shorts be given hard squeeze
lower, latter being sympathetic with
Liverpool rather than the special
reganed the loss sustained on the call and even
scored slight net advance heavy purchases for
tapered on a local scalpng trade. Prices gradually
settled back shade below last nights close and then
the exception news and Lverpool's setback
bulls had every reason congratulate
markets stronger than any session
started the position spnners
nervousness owing inability
testimony from parties in the belt pointed smaller
mills reported abatement in prosperous conditions
tions, the weekly cable Liverpool
that point and private cables were
reach the figures named by Iverpoos favore stats
tician in NeS-oreans The market closed steady with
prices from points higher point lower. secre
the crop movement September 10 date as follows
Port receipts. 45s73O7 bales against last year
s.b03006 before last and 5513Os2 bales 1897
overland mills eO7 81 bales against 942
2ss s34 2S year before last 623
bales against year before last
and 534 ssS bales in 1891 Southern mill takings
and 527 SIS bales in 1897; brought into sight las
663s o43 bales against s6s17s last s4492 12
1898 and 6ssS 347 in 1897 brought into sight Cor week
against days ending January 20 other years 1874
bales against 223 800 last year % 800 year before last
six days January 735 Os4 bales against gel 500
52e79 bales year before last and Sol S55 bales in
The range of prices the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

e.I2 A. ~ and 355 P NJ lam except sunday. 20
Pittsheld Sundays only st 10 a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsen Light.
Union So. w. 255 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th So.
I25th St and issth stations York: s3S and T26
Fulton ST. and lO4 broadway F. y. BROOKLYN.
Telephone ''40lO Cortiandt' Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE X. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 20 p. m.-Cotton-S pot-Quiet; prices
132d lower American midding fair 81 good mid
ding 21-82d mddng 1924 low nliddling, sgd;
good ordinary, 32d ordinary 332d. Of the
day 5000 Gales, Of which 500 speculation
export and included 100 American. Receipts, 300
bales, all American. Futures closed
quiet at the decline American mddlng / m c. January
81 "a sellers; January and February sellers;
February and March % 64a4 24-G4d value March and
April 1 19-C4G4 2J-G4d buyers; April May 10-e4d
sellers: May and June, 1364d buyers June and July
l0G4G4 11-C4d buyers; July August s-04d4 esd
sellers; August and September 2-04D4 3-64d buyers;
September and October 5S64GS 5664d buyers october
and November 4s-64G3 49-64d buyers: November and
December 45-C4GS 40 Cad sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for me Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Once. No. 1213 Broadway
"a door north OF slSt-st until o'clock m; advertise
office rates until o'clock M, VIA 2o4 shave o
cor 23d-s 1872 6tha ave. cor i2th-st Mays 6th-ava
and i4thst. 142 Coumbus-nve. West 6dth-st.
West &2d-st 6th-ave; OF East l4th-sti anT West
42d-st. between Tth 100 A1h-Stt
3d-ave between roth and nth ioa6 Sd-avs near
olst-st; l,T0S Sothst. 81 9d-aVs
Astsst oo4 se-ave; 40 hieeeker-se a2S Becker
ave- any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
LEHiCH VALLEY.

stations foot OF West Cortaldt and Desbrosses stress
(venna II. r Ferriesl -
Ccrtandt DeSoros-s
streets. Daily except sunday sunday $500 a -
trains rSunday leaves 6la Snh--! Ie4f0S -
Z SUNDAY leave sunday ,.sveSS .'SF-A-
7.oD A N. Local for EAS
- es. 10 \. For BUFFALO NlAtAEA FALLs -
principal points faricr ana uiuns
meets Coal branches ~.
WandsOmeSt IN the world 11ItcN seae-e
connecting WIN through eePes
netroie Chfcaoo Dining service
sI2.SS Loo NJ For -cirtS
{19SS lf0P NJ Coal Branches and tnleTInedate piEs
v-S1O v5.2OP. N. Local for MAlCH StlJN ~ ~
n TOP chicago Vestbule Limited ol.sLEe1r
and points West Through Sleeping cars 70 Chs0
49, 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO A0'
.S.55. 900 Fx. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BOffAlO
and Sleeping Cars 20 ChcaSo 1859
So PLAINFiELD aud BoUSD BRo9A locals dsa5 sASe''
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10 6 80 - - ana
Broadway, = Union square West ~ s-,s
Tnnsie co VIM call check baggage ron ho~a- y
through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27
.ENNSYLVANIl
RATIRoAn

brossss and coFtlaEdt strssts s'a D.
ENThe leaving time from Ds.k-o...
Cortiandt Streets IL Ave minutes Iat., sa4
that given below for Twenfy-thfra .eaa
stations. except where otherwise notss
cars Ne. YORK 20 1tIs1I s @ two sais pa
O.s cAse5 s F 20 f09 91ss . Rt,ssarz
O-55 A 81. PESNsYLvASIX fIM Nj rSi fSssst
tom cs Fo 7 cSSdsxo De ss. s9oz 4a ana
LIB p. ~ c I9lIvs ~ LG al c,,z
For Nashville tyia Cincinnati and LonisviIs1 -
s-5h p. ". %EsTEaN E7lPREss.-For chi.,z,
1856 p. ". soTTHW EsTERN E1cPzEss.-F,-
oerg Akron. Cleveland. Cincinnati L0usviIIs 49,
7SS S. r. NJ PACIFIC E76PREss,,-Egr P1ssshurx a..
Route Gomez. - 1I1sis5d .-cs,S s.lseaa VaJ
500 y VI MAIL AND ExPREss.-Panmsa b..
burg and points West daily except sunday. ~
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
aS 9 Ss d 100 {, Rsse S;s asa cr1sAe
gTssslonsl Lin Parior ard Dining Carp 2 =
SUNDAY. s as lo55 pi8az Can car, l1 iass 's
g25 ~ Dining cs as ff5 i2ins car5. ' ss c
and eaesai; s91s.t. I Izs 10
NoEFoLK ISD $ &s4 4 R11 52 R.S az
ATiASTic 9 COAST I In 2 n aat sD
cEsAPEy1xE Fs oaI6 SO aaiL% " sld ss p n s
~ Tss ss-e1yys and SIS dany-
ClI1-S5o ~ m and 30
ana CoTtisndt Streets 40 .. M week-iays TS---s
Cesnbuled Trains Buffet PaFI0r Cars and srani-.-
S Ca Io, MAY r, IE IS ?. N. weekdays.
NC FONTS on New York and Long Branch Rafiru7A o.
west ITenty-tnird Street Stationl. s55 a n h a
-; and as m sgndays . a n AZ , =
~ CsSorossSs and Cortlandt Strestsl. 900 =
D. - -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
w pDesorosses and COrtlandt Streets 6.aO IL IN
80 SOD % tSb5 PsnIa- Limited. 1910 Css6-cs,s.
Gu ~ streets 102l CO1uinS carr. 1888 CDiaar
streets. 22O). 255. as. SIS Az. AS JDianz o.
so Daaing carl. SIS Dining Carr. -. SIS. o.
Limited ESQ lo55 Dining Carr a 1875 ~
tDining Cap. as. $50. A25 Dining cen ~
tInt1ing car) $50 Dining Carl. L55. SIS az , a.
Ticket oaces Nos: 90 11ss 1854 III and 2s srs
way Astor House: West TEentysair1 Street Sta u.
and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sees
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street eS Broadway -
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brookyn: station Y.-s
City. The New York Transfer Company win ~ -
20 destinatiOn. ---N-s-
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyfyanb
Railroad Cab Service
J. B HI TCHINSOE. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-27

ton quetr sales bales speculation ard export 500
American 1000; receipts, 1000: American. 1000; mddng
upland 10 SD Futures steady; buyers at 154d
advance cosed quiet at az ead net decline January
A3ls; January February, AIS; February March, 1890
~; Mareh-Ap 41elsb; April-May 4les; May-June
al5o; June-July, &10hb Juy-Augiet 40S15s; August
september 4021sb September-0ctober 3b0hb October
November, 9.4sisb: acknowledgements 3.45As. Man
chester-farns move slowly Cloths quiet and firm.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. january %. 1900.