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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
Demands That the Society Be
Stamped Out Promptly
and Effectively.
ONLY KILLING The NATIVES
Not Attacking Foreign Mis-
sionarles but the Chinese
Christians Suffer,
Latest AdVices Show That the
Organization Is Growing
In the Capital.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The United
States government has taken a hand
in the suppression of the "Boxers'' in
China. Minister Conger has been in
structed by the state department to in
form the Chinese government that the
government Of the United States OK.
poets it to stamp out promptly and ef-
fectively the society and to provide for
the maintenance Of law and order and
the protection Of life and property of
Americans in China, all now threatened
by the operations Of the "Boxers. -
There is no indication in the instruc.
tions as to the course that will be pur-
sued by the United States in case the
Chinese government fails to observe the
warning conveyed in this communica-
tfon., Mr.. Conger is acting on parallel
lines with the representatives Of every
European power at the Chinese court,
but has not joined in any concerted &C.
ton. It is intimated here that the
Chinese government in dealing with
the "Boxers" will encounter great diff.
Guilty, as the society claims to be
Purely Social in Character.
The BOXERS" now ARE not attacking
foreign missionaries, but are killing the
Chinese who allow themselves to be
converted to Christianity. This phase
of the matter is difficult to deal with, az
it is we'll recognized right of a nation
to deal with its own subjects at its
pleasure. This view does not contem.
plate excuses such as are ascribed to
the "Boxers'' and there is believed to
be reasonable ground for foreign inter.
vention which would include the par.
ticipation of United States warships
and even troops if such should be neces.
sary.
Mr.. Conger's latest advices to the
state department indicate that this trou.
blesome society is waxing strong in the
very heart of Pekin, the Chinese cap
ital, end it was evident from the tone
Of his dispatch that crisis was ap'
preaching which would either require
drastic action by the Chinese govern.
ment or hostile demonstration by the
powers in the near future.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
FOR THE CORPULENT.
How to Eat That They May Get RIA
Of Superabundan Tissue. 3*E4#

How to Eat That They May Get RIA
Of Superabundan Tissue. +E
Lean meat whether mutton, lamb,
venison or beef, may be eaten, as 1t
contains fibrin-the flesh maker, not the
fat maker, as the gas nitrogen is the
active principle here. Any game or
fowl also may be eaten, andI9 firm,
muscular tissue, able to resistSthe en-.
croaching fats, will be manufactured
by the busily working body. t..
All white tleshed fish, such as the cod
or whiting, may be eaten, but on no &C
count may oily fish, as salmon, her
rings, mackerels, be used as diet aid
ers because these contain all the
abundant fshy oil Of their constitu-
tons scattered in globules about their
flesh, whereas the white deshed and
lrier sort store up their oil in their
livers mainly, as. for well recognized
instance, does the cod. IL
Green vegetables, such as the cab
bage. brussels sprout, vegetable mar
row, caulidower, etc., may be eaten
largely, and the body will benefit BY
their many healthful salts. but those
which contain sugar, such as beet root,
parsnip, turnip, carrot and their kin,
may not be taken for reasons rendered.
Neither may potatoes be taken by
the fat folk at all. The reason is that
they are full Of starch, and starch 10
only sugar in disguise.
Likewise must be avoided the juicy
and most healthful onion by all the fat,
because Of the oily principle contained
in it.
Because of the starch present In
bread, no crumb, even Of a dry loaf.
ought to be eaten, but only the crust.
Fruits may be eaten freely, but acids
taken wholesale, as vinegar In copious
drafts, which sacrifices the stomach
lining with the burning of acetic acid.
or lemons, eaten recklessly for the sake
Of the sour juice brimful Of citric acid
and potash, will only result in harm.
For by this means-so often resorted
to by stout ladies-the inner coat Of the
stomach Is ruined; the digestive juices
cannot flow, but are penned up in their
glands to the further arrangement Of
the tortured intestine; the food can
neither be digested nor assimilated; the
body weakens and wastes away In a
totally wrong manner; the flesh becomes
fabby, the nose red. the eyes blood
; shot; in short, a. host Of evils scOurges
the system in the course Of natures
just revenge.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Methodist Conference Selects Editors and
Secretaries.
CHICAGO, May 26.-Editors for all the
Methodist official publications and Sec
retaries and assistant secretaries for all
the organized church benevolences were
nominated and balloted for by the
Methodist Episcopal general conference
during the day. To the election of all
these officers great interest attaches in
Methodist circles all over the world, and
close contests are looked for in many
instances. Nominations and balloting
for these officers took up nearly all the
time of the morning session.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
To Dam the Rio Grande.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Delegate Fer
Ruson and others from New Mexico
were before the house committee on
foreign affairs in regard to the interna.
tional dam across the Rio Grande at FL
Paso, Tex. A bill for this purpose had
been introduced by Representative
Stevens of Texas appropriating $780,
600 for the dam, which is designed to
raise the level of water in tho upper
Rio Grande and provide 6oe the tzz1ga-
ton Of large area oe tho oou1tE1.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
A SINGULAR Reversal,

Briggs-I notice that somebody says
that Marie Corelli writes for moon
struck, hysterical women, while Rudyard
Kipling appeals to the animal nature by
clarifying fighting in every form.
Enpeck-That's funny. At our house
read Corelli, anu my wife reads Kip.
ling.-Clcveland Plain Dealer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29

Thirty thousand people recently sang
the British national anthem under
Queer Victoria's window. Presume
bly, her majesty is not one of that class
Of people who are annoyed by glee
clubs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29

Cecil Rhodes Is going to Europe, but
he will probably not visit the Paris ex-
position. Mr.. Rhodes is not popular on
the continent.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
MANY NoTABLEs THERE.
President and Cabinet Attend Army Of
Potomac Reunion.

President and Cabinet Attend Army Of
Potomac Reunion.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May 26.-Fair
weather favored the presidential party
In their visit to the memorial services
Of the Army Of the Potomac here. It
was distinctly Confederate weather,
however, with more gray than blue in
the day. The special train from Wash
ington arrived at 11:10 and found the
whole population Of the staid old Vir-
ginia town grouped about the depot or
massed along the main street with the
national colors in evidence everywhere.
The special carried all the members Of
the cabinet except Secretary Wilson.
There were also in the party General
Nelson A. Miles, his chief aide, Colonel
Michler, General Joseph Wheeler and
former Adjutant General Ruggles.
The train was met at Quantioo by q
reception committee, who accompanied
the presidential party to Fredericks-
burg, where they were turned over to
the Inequalities Of the local committee.
Public Exercises ut the Courthouse.
Tha nrocassion formed at the depot
and headed by the Marine band moved
at once to the courthouse where the
public exercises were held and an off,
eial welcome rendered to the Society Of
the Potomac. The address Of welcome
was delivered by St. George r. Fitz-
hugh, and the response was made by
General Martin T. E. Mcmahon. The
grafton of the day was then delivered
by General Daniel E. Sickles.
The exercises at the courthouse were
followed by a luncheon served in the
opera house to the members Of the So
ciety, the ladies and invited guests.
This was over by o'clock. after which
the president held brief reception at
the residence of Mr.. St. George R. Fitz-
hugh, before the party proceeded to the
national cemetery for the ceremonies
incident to the cornerstone laying of
the Fifth corps monument.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29

There 10 sharp rivalry In New York
tx the position Of dean Of the faculty
REe&$inG had q ether peoples money
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-29
JAPS ALSO PROTEST,
No Determination Should he Shown RI
Garding InOculation.

No Determination Should He Shown Re-
garding incubation.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Through ita
charge here, Mr.. Keizero Nabashima,
the Japanese government has joined the
Chinese government in strong protest
against the compulsory incubation Of
Japanese and Chinese in San Francisco,
with anti-plague serum. The Japanese
protest is much more energetic and
forcible in terms than that lodged by the
Chinese government and oonveysa very
plain intimation that while there could
be no objection to general incubation
if such was regarded as necessary to
prevent the extension of the plague, it
cannot be contemplated that any dis
elimination should be practiced against
the Chinese and Japanese; the rule
must be general, and include Caucas-
ians as well as yellow men. Unlike
the Chinese, the Japanese have a meas.
ure of protection afforded by their most
recent treaty with the United States,
which on it's face might seem to war.
rant their protest against any discrimi.
natory treatment.
MANN NnrARl &c TAEuE
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23

5i I 81 S6Sr S52's %sS 9 g sS2f iS3Ss
So 6ogS4 3o heifers saaS5 80 Gamers 81 lS2 9o bulls
50. Hogs 5qIOc higher: closed weak; fair clearance
s. ioas4 80: rough heavy. 81 55d5s4 30 light s4 asa
s. 72; bulk Of sales 81 65as4 75 Sheep strong lambs
81 49 s WesteTr wehes s. 49a 3 so WeSern an do
Cincinnati jan 2s&Hoss active higher s4as4 50
Cattle duh 81 75dS5 . Sheep strong. 81 75as+ rs
East Buffalo Ian. 22-Receipts Of sale and through
s sheep and hogs dgTns t6 @ 5ep nan5s an sm
u hogs 1O6 shpments-cattle % cars sheep
opened unsettled ana there considerable Of
trade was in bad position owing the lack o. ocean
space and this put buyers In IN an In NJ & 2Gds abS
81 40 for best load Of medium weight The decline on
higher being light supply and good de-
end sead b % @ TTT psr IN Of h v R c6sed ea The
e e Go6 IS Ses smooth i fat eIpor cattle s. a$ So
good to best $5 15g$5 4o export bulls 81 o good to
steers 81 25aS4 90 good to best fat bulls s4aS4 90 80;
$4 co. fair to good heifsrs 50 25Gs4 cows
] 6S5 - 0* "a med9p s9s teS cows s 81 cfo Ice t extra
quality s. S5gS4 q ; 20 common con to good do & 92$ % %
s. 75a$i Jerseg stoceT: 81 s5as2 5 stock hstfsr
asa feeders good 10 S4gs4 so; common good
$S 2t$ 20; s5aP reS SS%s = l b,c s.r5gSt
springer s good good to- Extra Som4oG and poor cows
calves choice to extra SSgSs 20 good 70 choice s. 25g
Sheep and lambs~The offerings were p loads ana with
generally higher. Lambs.
quotable SO 50GS6 g.. sales prtn
cipaIIy GO; good $6 25Q$6 co. to
sheep. choice extra 81 5OGSi 70;
good choice. 81 25qS4 5O yeangs S5G$5 90 wethers
good to choice 81 1885 % The offerings pretty
we'll cleaned up Canadas sold So - Hogs-The total
offerings 9ll2 loads The basis of &C for heavy hogs
established to-day Mixed sold 81 80; Workers.
81 95: pigs 81 76d$4 sO roughs 2G$4
6OdS4. trade active throughout the
day but close when Of the offerings were
the market closed with easier tone.
Liberty Jan 22-Cattle strong; extra 81 IOgS6:
prime s. 4O$5 65; S3dS3 60 Hogs active and
higher; prime mediums heavy hogs. 81 9OdS4 80;
heavy Workers 81 S5aS4 90; Workers 81 T5a$4
pig 25GS4 rouEhs. S3qS4 Sheep active and
higher; choice wethers 81 657$4 So common S2QS3
81 25a$6 30; good. ST IJ9 So 20
$7dST
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23

METAIS-To-days developments in the metal mar
ly increased demand anticipated
market showed fairly steady G' under;one At the
copper unchanged at sic o Fin S barely steady at SIS
The brokers price for lead 81 TN and for spelter
but not active Offerings in each restricted TO
trade full prices. Quotations follow: New Orleans
ug Ssme sdao 2o fair s99 P3S3
Rico. 32Q3sc Syrups common, l7al9c; fair, lS914c
OCEAN FRk1GHTs good business was reported in
partments. somewhat improved inquiry for ton
nsse better demand prevailed for steamers for the
Cork for orders for February loading Rates from the
demand for tonnage Quotations 70 Liverpool were Sd
Bfisio d etS "a nf aa 55d iS Newcas;ie 4d
weIP 27aa: Hamburg 80 pfennss Rotterdam @ I'd ee; Am
no onotabe decline estabiished Pen1ed pstroe g
Changed and nseed OIL in nrm position With the con
So 90 and in buE 81 IS Philadeipha bbs 50 g. ana in
bulk 81 20 refined sassE MewC9or sll deodorized
bbs S9c prime summer yeiIows 3ohc of summer gel
prime Winter yellow SsasSc city nseed AmericaH raw
5S994e AmeTcan m boiled 81 55g56e Calcutta raw Csc;
PROVIsIoNs-The advance which provisions secured
at he but taeG hod haSSou uPqe 5e @ as
61e @ eDf the som ase Of o IN S S9Tn
eR S h a os closed rather g @ nd na
with S7Coo expected on Tuesday. PoRK-Firm,
Ses m nss @ SO Sogs R s2 2Sss5a ad;.d o. ns
$40 30: family. sl2 5OGsls packet sIl6SiI 50 extra
India S2l4$23 BEEF HAMS-Inactive: quoted
S22qs22 20 DRESSED HoGs-strong.. Quoted:
63sc; $50 IL. &c; 100 exc; pigs. die.
MEATs-F1ckled bellies firm. Quoted smoking bellies.
6%d7c; 10 fh. 6hG8Ac; II 10. &c; IA ~ 55sc Picked
shoulders quiet quoted 81 csc Picked hams nrm;
quoted at 9g94c. Western green's So dsc city green's
81 G9c. TALIIOW-Quiet city bAc: country 5AQ
t1sc LAR LaARpmolie; td quoted 625c city lard
America. 665e: Continent 45c Brazil kegs I SOC
Compound firm Quoted: City 5Sgec: Western 57s 96c
...-, STEARINE-Cluet. Quoted: Oleo 7Ac city lard
stesrine. Ti4c
RICE-The wants Of local dealers as demand
from country points to-day chiefly 20 The better
grades domestic staple s rule. orders for ped
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23

ding lots for the satisfaction Of nearby needs
The market no than steady and prices re-
maned unchanged. Quotations follow: Domestic
mon to fair 2h94$sc; fair 70 good. 4sd5c; prime TO
Japan, ~ &c; Java. 4+G4Ac; Rang0on in bond,
2G2l1c
sUGAR-while showing unquestionable hrmness the
refined market tame far
concerned Prices without change. prospects
at the moment do point any Immediate altera-
tlon. Quotations follow Domnos cut loaf and
crushed 555c: cubes $500; powdered and coarse pow
dered 525c; powdered 580c; standard granulaed and
nne granglated 59e coarse granulaed and extra fine
cartons. n bags 10 and Ii bags OF fine
granuated 25o mould A. 540c. diamond A. 5.15c;
fectloners A. 495c; No l. and 3. 4sOc No 4.g5c;
Nc 3 47Oc: No 6. 45c; No I, 46oc; No s. 455c; No .
4-J0c No 10, 4.45c: H. 440c; No II. H. a. IL and
49, 435c. The market fat In business way so far
Is concerned. At price sellers
Buyers bid 4+sc centrif
uga 10 16c muscovado and 11-16c for molesses
The cables the London market rather
conflicting. Whereas sugar in London was hrm.
beet inactive and lower Java quoted lis
Sd and fair refining los I'd Current month delivery beet
Off sd, to 9s sAd; next month was unchanged al
gs gd
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
south and Southwest.
,~URA HEEXUEO - =

south and Southwest.
FLORIDA, CUBA, MENICO a CALIFORNIA
Departure from New York daily 93d s. Dssbrosss
81. and COTandt St stations Of the Pennsvlvania
as The leaving time from DesbrOSSes
COrtlnndt streets il i've minutes
that given below for TWenty-thfrd Street
Limited.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-PuIlnau Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York to Atlanta. New Orleans. Savannah
and jacksonville and Miami. Fla. D,niag Car service.
II. Mn Y & FLA. ESPRE&SS-PUI!nan
ing Room Sleeping Cars, New York Columbia, Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville and Augusta Dining
3;25 p. M.-WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED, VIA LINCE4BJ RCi- Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New ork to Roanoke En3xvile chat
tanOosa New Orleans and Memphis. Dining Car service.
4:25 p M--WASHINGTOA x SOUTHWESTERN LINZ
IlED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping cars. New
York Atlanta New Orleans. Birmingham.
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car Washington 10 san
Francisco. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri1lvs
1910 Il. M.-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED
Daily. except sunday. Pullman Drawing Room Com
partment. Sleeping Cars. Library. Observation ard
Dining cars. Sew York Augustine PuIlrnsa
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New Port Taraps-
Aiken and Augusta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 2TI BROADWAY
Pennsylvania ticket offices Nos. 46l
and 261 Broadway; Astor House. West Twenty th-d
Street Station; and stations foot Des5roSses ana
COrtlandt Streets Court Fulton Street "a
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn;
Station. Jersey City.
FRANK s. CANNON, J. NJ CU-LP.
Sd Ntce-Prss- = Gent MSr, Trafac Mgr
". A TURK, General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains New-York. foot OF
nc foIoTs and five minutes earlier from West 23d d-st.
O:OO A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Bnghar1ton
yvaverlv Emira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bunaio
=. NJ ParlOr 10 Buffalo. - -, e.1,s
s.OO II. N.-Vestibuled ltmed-Fast mail daily Soud
train Chicago. Arrives Cleveland I;40 a NJ Chas3'
P. SIeep-rs to Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. -, 1,-.,,
5::SO Y. M.-RufT4o and Cleveland Nestioued Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo T:O5 NJ, Bradford 121 a NJ.
jamestown 200 A NJ Youngstown 1921 a. NJ Clevee--
land 1870 p NJ SIeepers Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe
Library Car.
9;I5 II. M.-Daily solid train for BnghaHton Waver!y
Cincinnati Dining Car -
TIIICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AZ
COIMODATIONS at Ill. 113. 261, 4Ol and 951 Broad
ya 127 Rower 1856 East 12Jth-st. and 2I3 West l25th
St Chambers 23d-st. ferries New YORK; d5J
and tonst. 9S Broadway, Brooklyn ~ River
TIoboIen and Jersey City New-YOrk Transfer
Co calls for baggage from hotels and resi-
enc
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23
LEHIGH VALLEY.


X Ferries1
Tine 2S1 Other Cortlsnd Desbrcssz
Daily except sunday SUNDAY leaves a Otaef
daily tSunday leaves Is
I sunday leaves 6.I5 Pm, Sunday lsaveS5l5 pm.
t'6.,5j, 100 A VI Local tO- EASTON-
s7.j5 eS. a N. FOr BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and
West and prncp local points Paror and Dining cars Con-
for Coal BTanchrSr.
pRESS.b world limited Seat!nf
capacity RuTsl0 connecting with through cepcn
20 Detroit ard Chicago. Dining Car -
s12.J5, I.OOP. NJ. 4 For WlLNESBAHRE. SCbANlONs
Al n intermediate points
V-S.IO y5.30P. " Local for MNCCH CHUNK -
ARA FALLS and points West Through sleeping Cars % OnessS
and Toronto --.r- =
.1.5J, SEQ I. n Exposition Express for BUFFAlo AHa
TORONTO.
'S.55, 900 r.M. For ITHACA ROCHESTER, BCFFALo
and West sleeping Cars ChicaSo. -.
SO PLAINFtELD and BOUND BROOK locals. daily exeePs
N:
Tickets aud Pullman lla
1884 Broadway. Union square rs Columbus Ave.
Fulton SSuon
v Y Transfer Co will cal for and check baggage from a
residence through destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Gork, January -. 1893.
COFFEE-Outside speculation have been with
drawn from Brazil coffee futures. Consumers the
cent advance reported have stocked up pretty we'll
The demand whole is materially less than Il
has been time The
undertone Of the market is asserted that
the situation is menaced speculative long interests
awaiting favorable opportunity Liquidation. This
morning the market opened barely steady unchanged
prices 70 decline Of 10 points For the remainder
the forenoon there little further Through
out the session business the opening
call were but 300 bags Business up u reached
only 1900 bags. including the call for
the entire 23.T
The cable accounts. whole were Disappointing The
Brazil particularly 20. Rio and Santos
gether reported receipts 10000 bags Havre and Ham
burg made small advance. but the improvement
less than looked The trading local and chiefly
for the purpose OF taking profits In the afternoon the
ruled active with unloading leading
Weakness was pronounced At the close the market
barely steady in Is 20 points lower Spot
Brazilian coffee ruled and closed
less nominal the basis OF sac No Rio.
invoice lots, and sac fer jobbng parcels. Steamer
Herschel cleared Santos January 20 with 10000 bags
The Of contract prices in the local market day
was z follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firm. No
sPTtGg Ping m Theat 5g9SaAs No red 67g6ss; Nc s9rn
70 white, 26i+e; No white. 25%c; No rye, 5+c;
No barley, 3sq44c; Ne naxseed. 81 80; ". 81 80;
Mess per bbl So 25d$lO 6Ii8; lard per 100 10
So s2Gs5 92i2 short ribs sides doosel $ 55qS So drv
Oooxed). - 92RG$6 C2e. Whskey. finished
goods. per gallon 81 2S1s SugarCut loaf unchanged.
l2d1sc Eggs steady. fresh. i6aI7c.
family. 81 S50$2 20. rmer red II }.c corn
drmer: No mixed. S4'sc. oats dull: No 2 mixed 257
refined s. 6OGs5 so Eggs firm i6c Cheese auIe,
firm; good to prime onto fiat. 12l4C.
% 3H466c; No Northern, 63G64'a0 Rye steady: No /.
S.eQ56c. Barley firm: No 2 acc; sample. S6d429c.
Northern, January. 62iac; May. sac July. 6S@c on
track. No hard. 65&c: No l Northern 63s-c: No
NoGthsrn ei.e lSTr steady first patents s. 45a$a So
clears, 81 s5@$l 80. Bran in bulk. Slla$li 90
Philadelphia Jan. 22-wheat firm. &c higher. Con-
No mixed January STA 93sc Oats steady: No white
clipped 81 Q32c: No sOG8Olsc: No mixed do eas
Flour rm; winter super 81 2SG$2 40 do extras
stralght * 29g$3 85 Western winter clear So 15S3 a
90 s'raght S S5SS 90; do 81 Go$3 50. spring
g 5oqS2 5o clear 81 I5QS3 90 do straight 81 SS "a
90 patent 81 I5aSL Hour steady So l5aSS ~ Nv
pois m as TO quality. Buckwheat -four DUH lower a.
q 2aS 80 100 no. quality Butter unShsnrs5
westFn, zoe southern 2Oc Cheese firm SS, seetn-
corn Sd9O; oats L. 600 0 oush'
S9 SSan9afS Use; May 6SsspdsNc; July. 6s4966Ssc ~
a a1Tu "Sgeoc Corn-No cash ale; January Sns S,-
ioieao Jan. 22.-Wheat higher. easy: M - 80
% No nay ny i%S Corn dull No mixed, S2c oats cvsy.
March, IS asked s ' y 10 "'s January new. s. 50;
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23

THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. 22.-spring wheat-Light inquiry IN
changed No hard. 73l9c; No l Northern Al Nc; winter
wheat nominal; No red 71c; No white and mixed.
IO1sc bid. Corn firm; No . yellow 3Tl2c; yellow.
Sic; No - yellow 36&tc No corn. 800. aSIc: Ne
29lac; No white, 2Ssc; No white, 2Slac No mixed
2644c; No mixed. 2BAC. Rye dull No / store.
quoted steady: demand: best patent
spring S2GS4 bakers straight spring So 75qS4 bakers
clear spring S3SS 30; low grade spring S2$2 patent
winter. $4@S4 q best family winter: Sc 5Oa$3 20; low
grade winter $2IS2 so. graham. hest. So 10
Chicago S2-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-01-23
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.
n HSKiEM DIVISION

DIP A. NJ and 3b5 p NJ. Do6o, except SunuHS' -
PIttsfeld; Sundays only az DO A. 9i-
Wagner Palace all through trains'
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light a.
Ticket us. 20l. 418 and 2l9 ,as,s
I-nn1 So Columbus Ave. 81 West l-otn. 20;
iq5th St and 1ssth Stations New YORK 3So anu 80
E1lfo1 ST aDdI Broadway, Z. D. BROOKLYN -.
Terphone 1880 CortIandt for New-fork Centra hS
Service Baggage checked from hotei or resoeHeS "
WpstCott Express Company 80,
OFOPGE II DANIELS. General Passenger AKrn'