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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
RANDALL

Feb. ia very cold Valentine day.
Mrs. s.. Leangmade ie having
trouble with her throat.
Mrs. Dreitibaugb has la grippe.
Andrew Hatfield has bought the
Potter place and moved his family there
today.
Richard Thorston has bougth the
Emory Mills place, but we do not know
when he will move there.
Grandpa Mccoon came home from the
East last week, He said he had a fine
time. We are pleased to have him back
here again.
The entertainment at the congrega~
t'onal church here last friday evening
Was enjoyed by all who attended,.
We understand that there will be q
Valentine dance at MIR. Muller's hal,
tbia evening.
The lath mill is doing good business
now.
DIED-At his home in Randall rob 3
William s.Jaynes,in the 68th year OF his
age He leaves a wife and daue liter, Mrs.
cooper OF Henening, MINI. Mr.. Jaynes
was born on the canadian line March 3.
1882. On March a. 1866. he enlisted
in the Uoited States service in CO A, 5th
regiment Vermont volunteers. At that
time he was % years of age. He was
wounded in the battle OF Vicksburg. He
came to Minnesota 80 years ago. At an
early age he embraced christianity AID
connected himself with the7 Rantist
church. He came to this place 2 years
ago and since being here he was an earn.
est worker in the congregational
church. During the last few weeks O
his life he was a great sufferer and ,
patient one. He talked calmly about
death, often saying that he was ready r.
go. The funeral services were held al
the congregational church here Last
Saturday afternoon. Rev. E.. 4. Rnd
: dock preached the sermon. The remain,
were inferred in the new cemetery. i
was large funeral procession for tn,
old gentle man was loved and respected
by all who knew him. He will be sad,
missed for he was 4. @&@. !. ss's:= :..3.
II. FAITHFUL in church work. X "=s .3 III
5 II. "A good neighbor too, s4 .5s .5.z.5
Ever ready and anxious, s u: S e
"a kindness to do. X. 33E5Sl % ..s:
.Asoldier for his country
a soldier Of the cross; .554
We know that lie is happy, 81:
But Q, we feel orr loss. s..: B.. z'= i.
Rest, soldier rest, ii Ii:
~ n. thy narrow bed, .}s.
Thou II not be forgo ton
I 5ss Though nunbsrssa Wit To aead.. s$53
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
MORRILL,

Feb. 11-Clyde Young lost q horse.
David Begordis loet $40 of paper
money from vest pocket. 49,. .=.:... :.:.+
Sam Warren purchased forty-a ere
tract of land in Sec. % and will build on
it at once.
II. G. Vanalstine is running the engine
at Rices mill at Rice. Mr.. v is a compel
ent engineer. =
VIM Jackson moved with his family
fromsour town few days since Mr.J be-
come involved and lost all his property
by mortgage and left here harboring a
poor opinion OF our people in general.
The oyster social held at M. W. Be
gordis' for the benefit of our local
minister was success socially as wellas
financially.
Joseph Beeler who came here fro m
Missouri last spring, bought land. and
built a good house, sold his farm to q
man named Ekenberry Dunkard
minister from Iowa, a1d will return to
his old home the coming SPRING
Val Stubs who came here and pur-
chased land one week ago, was prepar-
ing to build when a telegram come to
him from Long Lake (his home) telling
him OF the serious illness of his wife, Mr..
S returned to Long Lake at once.
Our debating society for the 2nd time
discussed the expansion question on the
evening OF the 18th. The ants seemed
to get the worst ct it, but are not dis
mayed and c. Cheeley and Robert Wes-
sci, both of Morrill, town, do hereby chal-
enge J. A. Mowan OF Dixville and F. d.
Tapping Of Morrill, town, 70 a joint de-
bate to take place in the city ct Royal
ton some time in the month of: March
next, on the question:: Resolved, that
the Mckinley administration should be
Tor should not beg upheld III it's expan-
sion policy. Provided the l., Royalton
people will furnish hall free. MI Mowan
of Dixvllle will>not discuss through the
Herald (only conditionally) the above
question and for that~reason we do, not
begin argument in this letter as stated
last week. We hope the good people Of
Royalton will favorably consider this
matter and viii inform US to that effect
the near future: Also Mr.. Lapping. We
assure you that we are anxious for the
discussion and think that if you rea
sincere expansl onist that you will give
us one more chance for, life. s35 n. sl s4i &
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v's'tati relatives ,c;c1< j.nfiay T.. y
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Mr. ASA Mrs. swanson OF Randall
.E!s'$'a ? ohn 'aE'an'Etrzs~ family Sunday.
I Nike kutz hurt HIS hand in an aee;-
t:cIst tlrhay. e. ....t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
The Nome Gold Fields

The first map folder or circular re-
speeding the Klondikes gold strike OF
1898was issued by the Northern Pacific
Railway. Il Is more than coincidencs
that the first map folder or pamphlet
of the Nome Mining district comes from
the same source. The preeent folder.
not only contains q good map of the.
Nome district but il embellished With
several cuts Of views at Nome City and
on the beach where the method of min
ing is clearly shown. All information.
obtaina bic regarding sailing datee from
Seattle and Tacoma. through rates.
/. etc, = given il this book and tho public
cautioned to SO to the agents 81 the n
Try, who are supplied With Diagrams
Of the Alaska steamers, and arrange
il advance Tor their accommodations
rather than to PM. OF this yery imnor-.
tant business until they reach Puoet
Sound. There i no doubt But What
there viii be 8 very consiid srabls PCS
senger business from the middle and
eastern states and 8 very heavy business
from the Pacin coast states Is .th,I
Nome district la next sprins,
IS For folders. ates etc call 81 M Z.
agent Or send two cent stamp to
Chas. Fee General r Aeent. sc.
Pdnl Vim, and .he Vim nal 20 ths
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16

ftERZ

Feb. 14-The town board will meet "a &
the city hall, Monday, Feb. 10th, at 10
O'Clock a.. To. to lay out q road between
sections - and "a aud to TRANSACT $aav
other business that may come before
them. s5;+ "a. Is ID =s- =ss z
Fred sparnfellner Of Kent IL in town.
Frank urell made an application to be
: commiss;oned notary public.
NJ. Wermuski rchen vac ID Jordan last
week where be attended the marriage Of
his niece, Miss carrie Smith. 81.
s Peter Rengel sold his farm to party
in New Trier for 50, 500 IL !. 81 .ss;.5:
We hear Nick Hennen il appointed to
take the census in Pierz, j &C. Cumming
ingham in Granite City, and Theodore
Thielen in Buh. " .*. CAD ==y s5 H
+ John p. Brausen, one Of the old settlers
OF Buchanan, we'll known here. died there
last Thursday. .. .sz@. :s *s:...
& P. A. Hartman anGi Mrs. M. Wermus-
kirchen left sunday evening for q Wis t at
Jordan. %.
Theo. Thielen, agent for the Couti-
mental Insurance company, paid 5000 to
Michael Kerrich last week for the loss
sustained BY fire Jan, 9Th. Mr.. Kerrich
carried $500 on the house and $50 on
the furniture. He received the full amount
that he was insured for, he did not carry
$50 on clothing, but the adjuster allow:
ed it to him. vs.: s... =3 =s5 ..$
DR.. Charpentier left Thursday for his.
old home in Paris 3<.. Il s>
Barney Gross and Mrs. D.. spanfellner
were married Tuesday at the st. y Joseph
church, Father stephen officiating. The
wedding ives held at the brides home.
id the Rich Prairie House. There was
large attendance. The little German
band furnished the music. Best wishes
to the new married couple.
# There was mistake In the last Pierz
correspo ndence. Read: Frank Boehm's
cornet stolen; instead Of coon skin. s#
a5EsISf
Adolph stumpf got the contract from
the town Of Agram* to cover the swamp
on the road through Jos. Otremba's
land with brush and q foot Of ground
for 81. 70 per rod.
", :. Mott & Co. Of Minneapolis pre-
sented VIM. Konen with 4 chief fire de-
partment badge.
q The town board Of Agram and the
town board Of Pierz town held 8 joint
meeting to act on 9 road petition on the
town line which was rejected BY both
town boards. This was the third petit
ton that. was rejected for the same road
il the last I've months. The line follows
g bend in skunk river for about so rods
and il is impossible to make 3 bridge On
the line, The road will have TO Be laid
ont. On One side Or the other and neither
town wants the bridge. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
Ell BES
HAVE YOU TRIED TT

] am now auth rized to sell TO q
let tickets Is Seattle, 2 Portland and.
Intermediates paints for twenty give
dollars. Can also quote very low
rates TO eastern points. 49, 2s
T. W. NAM, u, q.
q ~ Agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
House for Sale.

I. Ono and one half story, wood
dwelling 24x q q, 81 with lower and
Kitchen LAX ~, 9th street Roth
we'll addition, w DIT side. N i'll ssl
cheap Is5 now rent ed for 81 3
month Ohm JoHnsoN II
81 At st,side
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16

ID ! no point vest on the Northern
Pacific railroad d the second class
rate higher than twenty i've dollarsI
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16

SWANTED-G Girl for general house
work. Mrs. M. p. Kerr,
Bird street, West side.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16

Furs Of all kinds bought By Bar
|ney Burton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
Notice,

Those wishing the saturday Blade Of
Chicago Ledger, both for. 5 cent?. cal at
Herald Office. Delivered every aturday.
STEPHEN FoRrlER.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
d Shoes for both sexes at all ages ..
the largest selec ton. at Yiktor Bros.

For safest deal il clothing and
shoes 90 to vi tor Bros. H
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16
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Feb. 13-J. R.. Stephenson and Rev.
Newell had business at Little Falls Tues
day. = - -a:. 4s* Il ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-02-16

Feb. ia very cold Valentine day.
Mrs. S. s.. Leangmade ie having
trouble with her throat,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04

aIa aSs maEs @ in in the, the main smsr and
ing tenor Of cable and wire accounts was
played eadne snF8 With i ad os e second IN At b
ose the Metal Exchange reported tin firm. with s25 95
Sssd5 sssy WITH d bid and rs :
asked speer easy with s! 10 bid and 81 5o asked The
69 s for N6 lead Tss s 2 en & for e oax s. 80
M o9n m he sb y0%s ot Of . In
nrn in tone however from opening close Quotations
3 & soo Gs GsafugS pme Sa2s 5
sc far 4e fr,S GOOD % prme fggp' ssa fand m
ocE.5N FREIGHrs-In the sail tonnage to day
were were Wen owing TO the limited supply Of avail
nomlnaly unehanged Quotations to Liverpool
HiGh a. 2h Hql MI S4d Newcastle I'D antwerp 2Ad;
ton to Liverpool loo ~ 25c nominal; London, oats
omsmIn c9stonseed oil unsettled feeling prevailed
summer yellow s4s.c reported Inseed oil was
In without further change and refined petroleum still
bbls s%s in bulk 81 IS; Phiiadephia bbis So s5
ized naphtha. sli b. .coTToNsEED 0ii.~Prime
NE f prime on wSs sH@
raw 4sq49e American, boiled, 5OG5lc; Calcutta raw
PRovIsIoNs-AmId considerable realizing by commits
SION houses @ and 0her inspired by larger receipts than
a9 a5Sppsd 6sO of ssIP ruling
huday The oes aI 'hs mafss fss Were S
Mess N sSaS as y ,gssa 90 sa
fnf amy sig sGas bsska m Mess $40 s
S2lqS23. BEEF HAMS-Quiet: quoted at $22 50Q
s23 30. -. DRESSED HOGS-Firm Quoted: Bacons
51se; $50 ~ 57sc 100 NJ ssc; pigs, 6lse..... .CrT
6a%q71.c: 10 10. 5a4gec: u H. 01g5%c IA No. 5Ia5isc
Picked shoulders steady; quoted at SIC. Picked hams
shassc T4foWntm; srss' ce eeys sa,Ssc; S.ty
lard steady quoted IS lard easier Quoted:
South America So So Continent. Sc %; Brazil kegs
5Ssd5S .STEA RINE-Steady. Quoted:
71sc bid; city lard stearine, 7i+c
RIcEf-The market steady firm. demand
oulet Ouotc
follow Domestic. common low fair 2Isa4c; fair 10
good. Ar qoc prime 10 choice 5sd5Sc head So a6lsc
Patna. 4<Q43sc Japan, Az Csc: Java AZ d4&c. Ran
Sons Company states in part: corresoond-
cree from abroad give most promising estimates regarding
as l9s2oO tons. but with this confirmation
Of the shortage in
of demands from the famine and plague stricken districts
OF India. Tamage. New Orleans teegraphs Louisiana
last $50 300 Sales (estinated) Iso
70 bbls last year, l25O0 bbls. Market dull firm
bbls sales, 26,320 bbls light demand little Offering
SCGAR-The market refined ady all
DAY. with business in small lots prices
quotations follow Dominos. 81 20;
- 10; powdered and coarse powdered nov,
dered 50 10: standard granuated fine grapujsted
81 20; coarse granuiaed and fine
10 bags 3 NJ cartons OF gTanulat 5n5c: mould a
- 20: diamond A 81 93: confectoners' A 81 rs; Nos
and g. 81 co. No T. 81 55 No 81 so; No s. 81 as: No
- 30: No :. 81 80 No o. 80 30: No n
Nos - l3 a. Is and IS 81 10. and sellers ers
apart all day in and close the rarka,
showed posluVey no new features Centrifugal was
moiasses suga 9 I6c for 50 sugar abroad i
steady with Java sl rated 1ls fair reAnInr IN.
9 eet sugar was oarelN steady in the
WIN current month delivery quoted rs and Febriarv
delivery 9s 30. ~ 'S
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04

whiskey active 81 2s Butter nrrn Sugar quist Bsss
firm. 1gc Cheese steady.
Duluth Jan. 3.-wheat-No hard. cash. s7sse; NO I
Northern. cash. 65s.c: May 6ssc; July. 69&e: NO :
Northern. 63lsc; No spring. $3.50
Milwaukee Jan 3.-wheat dull; No Northern. 5I1sc;
no Northern. 64a65c. RIVE quiet: No T. SScs 40 =
81 lac Barley firm: Nc 2. 45c; sample. 3Ig43Ac
Minneapolis. Jan. 3.-C1ose-Wheat, In store No l
Northern. G5Ac: May 667sc; July 6Sl4c On trackNO
hard. 6I9sc; No Northern 657sc; No Northern. 6Ssc
Philadelphia. Jan. 3-wheat unchanged contract grade
January, iOA7lc Corn steady; No mixed January 80 =
a3I nc Oats firm; No white clipped. 81 ls0Sl Hc; No
do 3on3Oizc No mixed do. 9820zc. Potatoes hrfni
pennsylvania. choice. bush 5sQ6Oc; Newfo1k and
Western do. 53a5sc: do fair good. 5O053c. Butter
firm; fancy Western 29c do prints. soc Eggs
firm, good demand fresh nearby 24c do Western 24c;
do Southwestern 22c do Southern pc Recepts-Flour
ZOO bbs and lO0O sacks wheat 1000 BUSH corn los
bush: oats. Shpments-Wheat. 26.Ooo
bush; corn. 29s0o0 bush; oats. 2O.OoO bush
s. Louis. Jan. 3-Closing wheatNo red cash. 20;
January zoe; May T02sEp1O1sc: July 693sd695sc No ?
hard. 65lsg6Izc. CornNo cash. 30lsc January 30c
May 32c OatsNO cash, 24c January. 24c May. 25lsc
No 2 white, 26a26hc.
Toedo, Jan S-Wheat active for May: May. I37.c
Torn duh, steady; No mixed BIC. Oats DUH, steady
No mixed. 24c Rye dull. firm; cash SIC bid Clover
seed higher steady; prime cash. January. s. 621
March. 81 10 Oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-Tork. January 3, 1900
BEEVEs-Receipts were 1913 cars. s7ss head ntIud-
ing :" cars 10 be exported alive l0T saughtersrs
rec. rect ana 90 FOR me market and counting the held
over yesterday there 20 OF gh
We're at Jersey City 23 n There was a
far trade In all grades OF ard quality considered
prices were fully steady; bulls
cows we" possibly trine easier grades and In
some cases thin selling lower: still
inere was good market for rough stun considering the
Iperai supply and. with the exception OF
arrived late the yards well
to choice native steere sold 81 81 per 100 m
oxen and stags at g l0d$S bulls Sc nd
Extra rat buils AT ~ 20 81 70dS4 50 poorest
70 best Dressed beef selling fairly az steady
prices or 81 I'+ge%c ~ FOR inferior native
s'nes Cabes unchanged. Shipments to-day qrs OF
beef in the New York southampton; o morrow an
sheep on The Fontsbelle q W indies - w
SaleE-Newton a Co Z Ohio 1907 N ~
81 - per 100 70; 10 do 1929 NJ n So; u do No. at
- 90 70 90 sIl 10 at 81 Th % Kentucky do. NJ AZ
g. 2oi Il virginia DO 1913 NJ a. So 30 Is no al
" oltr: bull 9I0 N. - Is; do 1855 10 al 81. /
do, 1880 10 at 81 2 virginia cows 1915 10 at 81 S6 !
STATE do l22o NJ 81 so; do. 900 10 at So T5 "a DO
" NJ at w 90 Pennsylvania do. 1904 NJ al 81 rs ~
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04
W at New-York for week end

Exports for the week ss bales for Manila. 800 bale
for London; scattering 69 bales.
1 t0day 4 caToacs by
sai supplies in transit marker rules frm and hsheT
We quote Fo%.s pe, 10 lO3ac chickens &c; roostsrs
81 25 pigeons 2og25c bREssB D Ss receipts in
port and going into eezers here for shipment later The
G m 5a s at 9
on the way Is Indicated by the invoices The general
held fairly steady all desirable grades excepting
easier squad. in moderate supply good demand and
@ I DO soad aS'ts tie prm DO e%GS SS Sa PeT Nj a
fanGy bd lie do fair TO good ssg lGSc Other e Western
sssrn n S2uIE hens @ ancy d small S15s do y9ung toms
si4c; noor. spring chickens, Ph;adepha large
MA mixed weights dry picked ioai2c: do 30 scaided 1oa
llc chickens Western dry picked fancy. sg9l4c: do
7G7&c fowls State PENNSYLVANIA, good to prime 9c
rooster &c: cspons Phadephs large per- n. 1TQ1Sc @
40 40 Wtaan Wt weights 90 % small and slips l2gi &c
ducks nearly prime ilql2c do Western prime io@1fe;
prime p sS DO S eqs S s 8. as large
D5 adEa Mild ducks have call light
but choice pIoyer in fair Rabbits work
per dozen So S0 srass piover s1so sSn Snpn S
average 10 s. 5oa$8 DO light weighs 81 25asl so;
weight 75casl do ruddy heavy i5c do light oS Weght
greenwng soa4oc do common. $5asoc: rabbs Sn
drawn per pair 1sQ20c: do drawn. 100 5c jack rabbits
POTATOES AND vEGETA BI.Es-1rish potatoes in
potatoes pot more plenty and easier Onions in fair supply,
less frozen. Cabbages and high Celery steady
Florida vegetables in light receipt without material
change String beans and most other Florida vegetables
less chilled and in
with prices irregular kale lower Spinach and
nigh other vegetables range about as quoted We quote:
Potatoes Bermuda. prime. bbi, S4GS5;
and prime ST 5OQS2 Maine Hebron 81 75Ss1 S.
state and Western 1S0 H. 81 26Sl Jersey per
bb 81 3Igsl 7S sweet potatoes Jersey. bbl s2 50a
W 10; onions BERMUDA per crate 50 80; do Havana
81 299S2 50 do Orange County white. bbl. 81 25G
81 25; do yellow bag 75cS 25 do 75cdSl 12
Eastern white bbl. S2qs3 do yellow. S1GS1 so: do
Eastern $1asl do State Western yellow per
bb T5c4Sl %; I5c4S1 sprouts fair
10 prime per quart 6a2e celery California, dozen
iO46Oc; do and Michigan 15Q60c;
Florida crate 81 OG$5 caulihowers Long Island per
bb st@s4 50 cabbages State, per 100 s4qS7; Long
Island S4aSe eggpsnts Florida per half bb box 81 5O
81 So kale Norfolk Dbl 5Od75c lettuce Florida per
haf bbl basket 15cq$ so okra Florida. carrier
81 peas El9Gds per basket s1@s4 peppers Florida
crate sia$3 10 do wax, slax2; spinach Norfolk per
Florida. carrier SlGs2 turnips Canada Russia
per bbl son%lc; do Jersey and Long Island Russia.
60GS0c
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-fork, !,
CoFFEE-The increased frmness the coffee market
which We reported yesterday improved to-day
the market showing strong undertone throughout
after opening steady with prices unchanged points
hsher was not until well in the afternoon that the
market DISPLAYED particular Sales to
u had reached only $500 For the
the business 20 $50 and extended generally
through the list Of futures, with the positions
receiving most attention The strength of the market
futures helped by favorable reports from open
market regarding the demand for spot supplies Gables
were also encouraging. The Havre al a
net gain OF ld1A franc. while Rio improved
santos advanced 100 reis Another buish factor the
disappointing OF coffee, showing up at Bra
lillian ports. while warehouse deliveries the United
States continued upon liberal being bags
against receipts at Rio and Santos of 5000 bags
resenting good distribution of spot supplies
neeton with the more active demand for coffee
the street. Holders generally
ing roasters said 10 be needing
market closed steady with prices unchanged 10 3
points higher Spot Brazilian coffee strong at the
close on the basis Of 3-16c for No Rio invoice lots
and 11-16c for jobbng parcels.
The range Of contract prices in the local
wa
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

New-Oresns. Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet: middug 16c:
low middling. 3-6c ordinary I1-l6c receipts,
lO6S bales exports Great Britain 610O; cOastwse,
1.4OO: sales. 1900: stock.
Mobile Jan 3.-CottOn nominal middling. T-I6c: low
middling. l19c good ordinary. 9l6c receipts. ss
bales; stock. 3e.O32.
Memphis. Jan. 3--COtton firm; middlIng. 71ie: low
middli,S. S16c good ordinary 11-l6c receipts.
$50 bales PSI: shipments 1900; sales. 5000;
stock, 1S4 14g
Augusta. Jan. 3-Cotton quiet and steady: middling.
I1sc low mddng Tl+c; net receipts 4s3 bales gross,
633; shipments. SIS: sales al; stock. So T39
Houston Jan 3.Cotton steady; middling. . 1Sc; low
middlng 3-l6c good ordinary 11-l6c receipts. 346s
bales: shipments 6.5T9 stock 1O6,O98.
81. Louis. Jan; Cotton steady; middling, T-i6c;
low middng 7lsc: good ordinary sac; net receipts.
ISIS bales; 5SST: shipments 649O stock 1O eSI
Charleston, Jan. 3.-COtton nominal middling. TAG;
receipts bales: exports the Continent, s13 stock.
81 .562.
Galveston. Jan. 3-COtton firm; mddng T-16c; low
middlng 3-6c good ordinary l-l6c; receipts lO1
Great Britain BIB to the Continent
1852; coastwise, 5,49T; sales 500; stock 23s. $40
Norfolk Jan. 3.-Cotton steady mtddling. Iisc; .ow
middling 1-16c good ordinary 6itc; receipts. 2O67
bales: exports coastwise so; stock, 4S 10
Savannah Jan. 3-Cotton quiet; middlng 7sc; low
mIddlng Lice good ordinary. 6 9l6c; net receipts
bales; S4I; exports TO France i8O+ 10 the
New-York tribune., 1900-01-04
ERIE RAILROAD

through trains leave New-Iork. foot of Chamoers-r>
a. follows, and nve minutes earlier West
efOO A. M.-Vsstibued Express daily for Binshamton
WaNeTiyI Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalo .
p. NJ. Parlor TO Bunalo
200 II. M.-Vestihuled mail dauy Soit
train for chicago arrives Cleveland tao NJ. Chicago
Dining Car.
7tSo T. M-Burslo and Cleveland ve.tteuled Express.
daily. Arrives AZ Burso T:O6 A. NJ. Bradford % n
Jamestown 100 A. A. Youngstown 1o;yT A. NJ. Clsys-
Library Car.
p1o Il. M-paty solid train for RlnRhauton. wsverIy
Elmira and chlcsxo si-epers 10 Runso. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car
rINICKE1s, local TiMF- CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CORPORATIONS III. MS, 2ol. Eoi snd sST broad
way rs po~ery 100 12pthss and 2IS West l23th
st Snamoers and West 2sd st ferries. New York; sss
and 500 Fulton-s eS 9rooklyn l22 Riverst
Hoboken. and Jersey CIty station NcwYork Transfer
Co calls foi and eLseas baggage from hotels rss-