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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, January 90, 1900
BEEVES-There fresh arrivals and no demand
beef in limited demand 7qe15c 10 for in
sides. No later cables received
the cattle and beef markets of Great Britain Ship
to-day included cattle and 4,SoI quarters
Mesaba London, 1870 cattle the Colorado
% sheep the Talisman to the West Indies
CALYES-Receipts 81 head. all for the market
veals sold at S6a$s per bunch Of good fed calves
at S4 City veas steady 9G12lzc 10;
try dressed 7g12sc little calves at SAFE and dressed
barnyard and fed calves at 5g1e. .o
Saies-J. H. Hume 16 veals, 1i6 10 average
IS per 100 10; do III NJ at $751; IL fed calves 2S5
head ali for the market. with the exception Of
that direct a city slaughterer Sheep were in
supply and steady lambs steady TO
shade easier; and medium stock showing weak
sheen sold at 25a$5 per 100 n; common to choice
lambs at 1896 5 Canadian lambs at SO 60 Dressed
mutton steady 6q7}Ra 10; dressed lambs slow at
7Ggc country dressed winter lambs dull at $4q$1 per
saies-D Harrington: Iss Canada lambs q n aver
"iTe9f 10 Hume Fro: IT'S Michigan lambs II h. at
20 Harrington ~ & CO. 1ss Buffalo lambs 10 Sc s7h
10 Buffalo sheep. l29 n. at 81 70. ., 90 -. -,
jersey do. 10 ~ SO so; 90 Jersey sheep 1o7 ~
al "a 37lz. - 60 -, 70 - . 60 ~ 90
t, MsT50 do g. iS, at Sc; 2s2 do 50 h. at So
NJ Collins: 1876 lambs. s. 10 So 20; Fl Missouri
sheep lis n. So; 40 Ohio do. 1913 10 at q Is
j. II. Wikerson; l02 Kentucky lambs sl 10 at SO 90;
Mcpherson e. CO.. 285 Buffalo lambs so 10. at 50 T5
Ee5sn 70 ea se6r 24ts head , for
s slaush5e de at 4qSc per weights
dre soIesS Judd Co date yesterday: es Western
hogs 4i NJ average at 81 10 per 100 10 1853 Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
RAILWAY,
south and SOuthwest.

south and Southwest.
FLORIDA, CUBA. MEAICO a CALIFORNIA.
Departure York daily 2Sd St Desbrosses
St. and Cortandt stations OF the Pennsylvania
SS The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtlandt Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below for TSNenty-thIrd Street
station, except the New York and Florida
Limited.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans. Savannah
and Jacksonville and Miami. Fla. Dining Car service
3;25 II. Mn. Y. * FLA. ENPRESSS-Pullulan
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Columbia.
yannah JaeSSo2yIIe ana AGsgs,a; Dining Car service
$50 II. ADMINISTRATION & CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED. VIA LYNCHBURG-Pu Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars New Aork TO Roanoke Knoxville chat
tanoOga Orleans Memphis. Dining Car service
4.25 II. M.-WASHINGTON & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
TTED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
to Atlanta. New Orleans Birmingham, Memphis
Ashevile. Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville Dinns
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car Washington o
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 ans
Dining Cars, New York 10 Augustine. PuIIraar
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, New York Port Tampa
Aiken and Augusta
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 27I BROADWAY
Pennsylvania ticket Offices 1896 1854 III
and PSI Broadway AstOr House, West TVenty-thfrt
Street Station. and stations foot OF Desbrossss anc
Cortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn
station. Jersey City.
FRANK s. CANNON. J. NJ CULP
Sd Vice-Pres- & Genl Mgr Traffic Mgr
W. A. TURK General Passenger Agent
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, January 20. 1900.
COFFEE-At the Coffee Exchange there a reaction
The market opened quiet. decline OF 10 points
There disposition realize and the local
traders believing the market have been overbough
ventLrcd few feeiers' cautiously
the account. Following opening feeling
variable at the prices Saturday
session the decline only 10 Is The
came from shorts and from few traders who had faith
in the market and used the lower basis getting
line for reaction All the early Joss recovered
and at the time the market closed the feeling firm
with prices with the closing the
previous day. points higher
cables The Havre market showed net less of frame
while the Hamburg market \ pig lower. Receipts
Rio and Santos 10000 bags The market at
Santos moved up 200 reis. while Rio there was
change The foreign a whole, considered
unsatisfactory The warehouse deliveries in the United
States and the tendency of the market for
plies encouraged confidence the former including p $40
bags NeY-YoTk, and the latter showing nomnay Sssc
Rio lots s7sc jobbing parce:s.
Cleared Rio-Steamer Eastern Prince 900 bags and
Carolina, 900 bags; total 10000 bags yester
day.
follows:
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No RETnNGE ON PRIsONERs az We.
From The Pan Mail Gazette

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
1t is incredible that the Beers should have threat
ened to execute British officers who their pris
oners of unless General Butler restores capt
ured agent OF theirs whom they demand. 1t Is
not always easy TO say what may may not be
done with prisoners of war, but it is certain that
they ray be slaughtered, if the other
side is barbarous enough to put captives to death.
Mo-, generally, is it certain how far reprisals-a
go. When the French conhscated German mer-
chant ships and detained the crews prisoners,
Bismarck retaliated by sending forty 'notables"
prisoners of war to Bremen, but his action was
condemned. 1t is certain that mere revenge
prisoners is not permitted by international law.
Thus, Mr.. Hall says "Reprisal as the punishment
OF one for the acts of another is measure in
itself so repugnant to justice that belligerents
are univeI sally considered to be bound not to
sort to reprisas except under the pressure of alb
solute necessity and then not by way of revenge,
but only in cases and to the extent by which
enemy may be deferred from repetition of his
offence" There is even a growing feeling that
death is too penalty for spy when
caught; but to kill prisoner of war In revenge
for the death of a spy would be atrocious, and the
enemy doing such a thing could expect no quarter
in the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Galveston, Jan. 2O-Cotton firm; mddng rae; low
middling. nc; good ordinary 6&c receipts 4724 bales:
exports the Continent 49S; cOastwise 49, sales ann:
stock COG.
baitmore jan Zc-Cotton nominal Inlddling l5oIoc
low middling, 72sc; good ordinary, Gao; stock, 1878
bales.
Louis. 20.-Cotton steady; middling. T-16c:
low midding. Lie good ordinary e%c; net receipts
Memphis, Jan. 2O.-Cotton Arm; mddng 71sc; low
midding 7Ac; good ordinary, 6&c receipts l. 395
1884, 75.
Savannah, Jan 20.-Cotton steady middling, 7-16c;
low middling, 7lsc; good ordinary 6sc receipts,
51sl bales gross pisa; exports TO Great Britain $780,
Orleans 2o.-Cotton firm; rnddng 9-1ec;
mddng 5-16c; good ordinary 13-16c; receipts,
exports Great Britain, 5000; the Con-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 2O.closng; Wheat-spot firm; No
5s SID No / Northern spring 5s 1Od Corn-spot Arm
American mixed new. ss 57sd: old IS Sad; futures
steady; January Is sad; February. 3s sd; March,
IS sgd. Peas.Canadian. SIS sad. Hops at London
Pacific Coast e. 10sf4 Beef steady extra India
SIS 3D.: prime los. Pork steady; prime West
ern. Sos 3D. Hams-Short cut, II TO 1e 10 steady 45s
BaCon-Cumberland % 80 No. dull. 33s; short rib
Is to % No. steady S3s long clear mddes. light 80 to
30 No. dull 34s 3D. long middIes 80 40 10
dull 34s; short clear backs, IS TO Is ~ DUH $685. clear
bellies ID 10 10, dull Shouiders-Square u to
IA ~ steady, 34s Lard steady prime Western in tierce
30s Cd American refined in pals. 32s Butter-Finest
United States and good do, nominal Cheese-American
finest white steady SIS Cd American finest, coored firm
sos. Tallow strong prime city, 21s Cd Australian in
London. 2Ts 3D. Cottonseed oilHul refined. February
March 1rm 21s Turpentine-Spirits steady. 39s Cd
Rosin-Common firm As Cd. northumberland, 7Ssd.
IInseed oil, 24s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21

Through trains leave New-York foot of Chambers
as follows and 4ye minutes earlier from West 2sd-st
WaverIy, Elmira, Buffalo Bradford Arrive BufTeio 8
p. NJ. Paror to Buffalo,
2.OO II. M.-Vestibued Hmited-Fast mail dailv Solid
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland A NJ Chicago
Dining Car.
1880 Il. M.-Bundlo and Cleveland VestibuIed Express
daily Arrives at Buffalo 1905 A. NJ, Bradford
jamestown ZOO A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A M Cleve-
Library Car.
9;15 II. M.-Daily solid for BinChamton Waverlv
Elmra and Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car.
FINlCkETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
L COMMODATlONS at Ill, 113, 26l, 4O1 Broad
way 12I Bowery 1856 East 125th-st 273 l25th
Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries. New-York s3S
and $50 Fulton 9s Broadway Brooklyn; 122 Riverst
HOboken and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage and resi-
dences
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Estimated receipts Houston Monday for 5000
1900 bales, compared with 1924 last Monday and
Ass year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
god business doing sales Il 600 bales speculation and
200; rio1ng upland q 32d Futures opened steady
partial l-ed decline; closed steady 1-e3G2-e4d
advance January BIS January February, s271zs;
Abs; May-June. 4.12s; June-Juy 4094s July-August
407s; Augusseptenber. 40is; September-october
October-NoyembeT. 3.41b.
very quiet but shade steaaler on some grades.
owing the hrmness7n Spring d
g 81 winter straghs 50 3oSS zo winter patents So 5O
y 20 spring clears g .5gSS extra No winter $2 7oQ
SIS per ton, n arrive. BUCKWHEAT FIyOIIR-Dull:
s2gs2 IS RYE FLogRamouet; fair 70 good, 50 Is
Steady; kiln dried. 81 1882 Is. as to brand. BAG
AEAL-SteEdy; fine white and yellow, $4,000; coarse
1sas2e FEED-Quiet spring bran spot, s17; sacks
. arrive 200 ~ $17 5odS17 20; winter bran sI79
Sc 90 latter white midelings sl6a$is 50 city feed
sla4<i7 90; honiny chop. SIS 75ds1s oil meal 500
MISUNDERSTANDING wheat market was
as We'll Local houses had little short wheat to cover
ac foreign representatives acting
KEPT the supply q available wheat enough 10 make
SDipeutiOn among the two interests
&nd Foremost the influences OF strength was cable
news IRON France. Following up advances during the
rs teH Gays. Paris markets again Jumped
aLe nature not only from there but Russia like
WIZ after Complaining OF damage IN southern sections
sgee frost following open weather. damage
~ france comes chiefly from frosts.
Vulook showed very little change previous davs
tls week No symptoms Of cold weather co,ld he de-
$500 ~ Inc far Northwest. while all through winter
l[eeleo Spring wheat receipts 70 ara cars
against 4l5 last year. Liverpool market osd
pPoin@hg 70 many as no change shown In re-
sgpflse 10 yesterdays hrmness this n
sLance& wee light and export trade amounted b oniy
- l2aes On the curb trade rather guet hut nres.
sa as- tep point Of the day GOOD part az ths sss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 2O.-Cate weak; closed nominally with
light receipts anticipated for early next week supply Of
sd 40 poor medium S4@s4 so; mixed stockers SIS 25
AZ So Selected feeders 81 2oqs4 I5 good cows
IA 50S4 %; hefers 20aS4 Gamers 50 2OGs2 s0
gIs So OaS4 20 81 50as7 so; fed Texas heeves
ssGsh Hogs-Good demand mostly SC higher; good
clearance mixed and butchers 81 5oaS4 T2ls good 70
i6t 81 40Sl S. bulk OF sales 81 6Od$4 67 sheep and
lambs generally steady native wethers 5Oas5 lambs
as7s IA. Western wethers. 81 40d$4 IS: Western
ygsmbs IS $3.50 %. Recepts-Csttle. 200 head hogs
is 900; sheep. 1000
r,,rcunafi Jan. 20-Hogs active S4as4 TO- Cattle
a aSlsad II 5sgss IS
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new YORK CENTRAL.

HAHLEm DIN1NIDN.
VIZ A. NJ and 3.S5 p N. except Sunday, {
Pittsfeld; Sundays only go A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintscn Light
Ticket Offices 11S 261. 413 and 1916 Broadway %
Union W., 255 Columbus Ave,
l25th ST. 13sth ST. Stations New York. 3sS and I26
Telephone 1880 Corandt'' for NewYGrk Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger AEen.
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LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 90. 2. m-C1osng-C -Spot-Ciood
business done prices 16d higher American middng fair
/ 2D-32d good middng 23-S2d; mddng 4 81 32d; low
middllng 4'ad; good ordinary SLED ordinary 4sd The
speculation and export and included $500 American Re
cepts, 1000 bales all American Futures opened quiet
and closed steady the advance American middlng m
January 432-64d sellers January and February.
27-64dq4 S64d sellers; February and March. 2364d
sellers March and April 964d sellers April and May
15-64d sellers; May and June led sellers; and
July. 9-64d94 1O-64d sellers; July August
sellers; August and September 164d Sellers September
and October, 5t64d sellers; october and November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21

C1TTON-The first cali the Cotton Exchange devel
oped some irregua-ity Near positions advanced to
points deliveries opened pnchangeaa 70
points lower Gables disappointing; they showed
partial loss futures The fact that safes OF
spot Liverpool reached 1900 bales an unusual
tilsDees for Saturday market arrested attention. Later
the local market decidedly active and decdedly
etr1n. Prices advanced rapidly. At one time an I'M
proyenent OF 10 points was apparent Inc sorengd
in May, for which there eppeaiSu
10 be special the shorts The rest OF me
list up sympathy. News from the So9tneLh
encouraging to the bus ana prO
portionatey dscouraging TO the shorts Inc acuon OF
the Southern spot has attery oeen sucn as 10
reflect the Of holders whenever
kets showed weakness. while, Win ahytlii
like encouragement. Southern markets would make
the direction Of higher prices mus 70 eo
p-jces in in some cases 1s9o-IS1c
higher while ewYork market for spot cotton Only
advanced Lice. and the spot market at AVerpooI
The helped by private caoies
market being favoraDy llnueSso
m The satisfactory Of affairs at Manchester Inc
market finally steady, with prices pom.
70 points higher compared with Fridays closing quo
tations The statistical position OF cotton as MADE up
b this mornings Chronicle shows great strength Dels
as follows:
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LEHICH VALLEY.

OfW
(Penna r. 4. Ferries)
Street C0rtandt DeSbrossn1
Streets Daily except Sunday. Sunday leaves s. Pm other
daily tSunday leaves SIS cSunday leaves SD An
< sunday leaves ais Pm. sunday leaves SIS Pm
s.. - A NJ Local EASTON.
s7.55, eS. 10 NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points ParlOr and Dining Cars Con
meets for Coal BFanchest,
world Limited 20 seating
10 and CHICAGO. Dining service
1333 iQ0I s9E S sosps
ysS.IO, y5.2OP.M. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
N chicago Nes1ibule Limited For MAG
ARA FALLS points West Through sleeping Cars 70 Chicago
.z.55. 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
sS.55 900 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping to Chicago
so PLAfNFIELD and BOUND BROoK, locals daily except
81 NJ 80
Tickets and Pullman accommodation az rs se ~ - q a2s
Fulton ST. st = Bw and annex station Brooklyn
= Transfer Co win call Ter and check baggage from nots o
residence through destination.
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

~ RATLRoAD
STATIONS foot Of West Twsntyt third Street ana Dss
orosses and cortiandt Streets
1The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
C"ruandt streets is five minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third street.
S,nuons, except where otherwise noted
Cars New York 70 Piisoa1E sissSiss car Pitissss
s2s NJ FAST '1fesi 70 PssSSgns and csvsland
S' soD5 A. NJ PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED, -PuIaas
Inn Gsrs For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
1-S 80 p ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
aSos 'aSsaTe tvta Cincinnati and LOuisvile) Indal
"-3 1a,s =; D. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. Eos
7' S5-r p. n. soUTHwEsTERN ExPREss-Fo. Pits
7.S SS,. p NJ; PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pirtseurg. ana
Route ci5 2s knsEville daily via shsnsnaeaa valley
SIS p NJ SfsI Tor e7ys4Ra sysset ssTq 1g .
Burg and gar po as TS s to i 2ons s East ss P 10
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
~ So s55. 1910 CDesbrosses and strsssa
esSro nns sp Car &c., 1SSS CDR.s carr IA M 2's 20
gIessOnal Lin All Parior ard Dining Cars Is 4 Is
sunday SIS So Io55 D4 aI1 car p Il Ass as
a5 42s Dining Carr. AS rf Dining SR car p a M m
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-.Florda Limited 1910 ,. m.
SDesorosses and Cortlandt Streets y 80 p
NoRo ND WT re- R11EW24 qisns sa Memphis
ATLASTic COAST COAST IiS n F fa spec.r
cEsAPE1E P's or6 S RaiWa aPa 8 a m d1 Week
- - fbANI COMFOftT and NORFOLK.-7J5 a ID.
Meek-days and D. m. dafly
Aa IL CITY-95S a. m and 24O n Ossbrosses
T1 So,uandt streets 30 p weekdays. Through
Sesuoaled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars ana STANDARD
S Ca 5o, Ma1 r Ise m. weekdays.
sST aSeatyy-taird Street Station. SIS a. m l. 30
80 anu 800 p m Sundays. o p a. m AS q IN.
10 Sn 81 presses and Cortlandt sreets) a. m.
p. ~ = -~' 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA
oo ItDssSrosses and Cortandt Streets 500 725 TsS
500, 30 t9J0 Psnna- Limited fOesbrosaes
hl Cortandt Streets 02O} Dining Carr loss fDinns
Sal 100 a. m y 81. 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandf
streets 21O, 20 325. 355, AS. as tDiniDg carr
800 dining carr 5-55 CDining Carr. T55 s5 eos
p M; ITO night. Sundays. 61O. S.25 SIS 925 ass
1fnrsed; BOO 1875 Dining Carr ass. I5s
Sar) so $50. 425 Dining arr.
~ IN Ssr) 055 Dining Carl L55. s.55 925 .. m
Ticket oces Nos 46i ga 1895. and 2s Broad
way Astor House. West Twenty-thrd Street sta Ton:
ana stations foot OF Deshrosses and Corandt Streets
Court street. $50 Fulton Street as Broadway and
Fnsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
Clty The New York Transfer Company will ar fo-
TO Destination '~7-
Railroad Cab Service '--7S''NN'-
J. O. H9ICHiNS0N. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Avs,s
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

-Four seEs seal USED sTSIqs!y signals,
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty ST.
Leaving time trOm an sos s81t9 Fs Esry n.
Liberty 81, except when noted - ''1-
trains 9h ana nd after s Jan an 3; 1900
.4.o0 Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
$40 $40 C5;45. $50 to Easton1 P NJ SUNDAYS $50
For Wilkesbarre Pittston and sefa1to5 s4.0O sa.tO
a. For or R t:s9 Z, M N, Sundays '4:so A NJ
5000 II 80 70 Reading A. N 1870 s4:s0 s44O S 90
to ReaSinES la; 81 90 1880 $50 5000. $500
r R, .4:sO $3.50 20 Red Bank onyJ sS30 csse5O 70
on Ss p rs uad hS aa5 300 i9 i to Bed y Ban. s
FoR Rn ( w o SOB dna I.kebur, ..so .aso
81 20 $ 80 lie $500 P. NJ SUNDAYS. 'Io:I5 a NJ
'4i For r ATL sxgSaFYYs c cP1y M
z NJ Atlantic City special with veshuled Coaches and
For stations eetwssa Atlantic Highlands Long
Iantie Highlands only P NJ sundays 500 a a. s4oo
Of Nayesipk, via Rranchport. 1870 $3.50 n:sO A ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA FL S.,.- BAz.TnMoRE AND
From foot Of Liberty St
600 Dining Carl 1SO. $500 Royal Blue Lmited) 500
ioS al sos p Sa1 carr M s c Hd RSS, sa:
L4mtedl $500 te8OC Dining Carr P, NJ. si2:I5 ndt.
4 NJ $3.50 $500 = so $50 'a:45 P. II sundays.
sorS fSs sr and 9aF es s sl g foot q Isr s
s rs w sa 4 n un5l5 e S %s S Es 4 6
wiamsBGrg TSs New York transfer Co. % Si ss ~
and check baggage from hotels residences dsstna
'Trom Liberty ST. only.
iFrom sS9th Ferry nyf % carrier
aFron south Ferry at 900 A y.
From South Ferry at SIS p Il
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry (NhitehaH TerminAD.
foot Of Liberty street
sDaiiy tExcept Sunday. sSundaya.
CHICAGO, 'l9o e. m. Liberty street Only) $50
PTTTsBuRo .4.so a m elderly street only,. .SSs
:. cTScINNATf. ST. LOUIS 1000 8 H. .oss p N.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ts.Oo 1000 Dinsr1.
sl1.SO lDner). floO .. (Diner). '130 (Dlnsr),
800 ('Roya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train Diner
night NORFOLK. t1.Oo m.
All trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Oiees: lla 1T2 2el. 4a4 i2s4 Broadway Is Union So
w. l27 Bowery. n Y. $40 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; White
hall Terminal ana Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel residence 70 destination
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DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown Once No. i.242 Broadway
the following branch Offices at regular
Office rates until o'clock p m VIA 2a4 sth-aYe s. q
23d-s l52 6th-ave. cor l2th-st. Mays eth ave-
and i4thst i42 ceiumbus-sys near West 6oth-st 1os
West s2d-St-, 8th-sys. % East Jath-sL ' ~
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Winter Tours
CALIFORNIA

4 party will leave New York and Eastern cities
Feb. L, s. IL, %. March g and 10, visit River
side. Redlands. San Diego Pasadena. Echo Mountain.
Los Angeles Santa Barbara. San Rafael Santa Cruz.
Monterey Jose Big Trees Lick Observatory
Francisco The Return journey includes the Sierra Ne
vada by daylight Salt Lake City the Gorges
Of Colorado by daylight Denver Manitou Springs and the
the following cele--ated hotels: New Charles
Orleans; Hotel del Coronado. Coronado Beach, The Van
Mugs Los Angeles; Hotel Rafael Sea Beach
Hotel Cruz; Hotel del Monte Monterey: The Ven
dome jose; The Palace. San Francisco; Knus-
ford Salt Lake City, The Brown Palace, Denver. The
place be prolonged at pleas
the tickets good until November L
The under supervision of expert
enced and competent representatives,
entirely free for recreation sightseeing
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Of contract prices in the local market to-oa!

cotron steady LUG auN1ICS
sg,g INLAND quoted al Use mddng Gulf at s1sc
Saies were 53s bales, all 20 splnners - .t
Receipts al leading points for the day. with comparl
are
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Railroads.
Established 1879

Established 1879
CALIFORNIA 9ss.s sns f ss: a:
Fne sEn Soce f roo 70 r. n
for nine months Also through to California, with
ling and hotel expense under personal escort
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Cities cG aaVana' Ma'anaa'' and other coast
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modations. stoD-over privileges U'@' - 'D''''''
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until May 81.
HAWAII HhioS has BEEN truly Iyr e ale
a week viii be devoted the volcano trip.
.IHpAN This quaint and interesting country win
VII IAtt be seen during the season Of the cherry
and corners will be visited Hawaii ana China can also
MEXICO Tss91ss ,sa . With s UNUSUAL
facilities for travelling eisurely and with every degree
OF comfort and enable the passenger 70 visit many PLACES
be inaccessible Of the lack OF suitable hotel
PARIS EXPOSITION G dhi5 P5Gy I'd R Ri1
but also accommodations with board ad
mission the Exposition railway transportation transfers
in Paris sightseeing advantages etc. that the visitor
may have every heeded expense covered and know In
advance precisely what the entire trip is 10 cost
PRIVATE CARS sssEss. ssa San9s
ties equipped with private apartments with wide beds
and separate toilet arrangements and kitchen with
perenced cooks and walters and embOdying
fort and luxury. can be furnished short notice.
PUERTO RICO Three! Three tours to
Notifications battlehelds, and coffee plantations
the drive the great military road by carriage
by the magnificent steamers Ponce and san
Juan
Railroad and f So, about resorts T and
reaching them, the OF rail-
Steamship Tickets tickets to an t saP5s df
the world. and other needfuI Information will be fur
nished application Parlor seepngear, and stateroo
accommodations reserved Private furnished short
notice.
Circulars application. State information desired
RAYMOND & MHlTCOMB,
IS UNION SQUARE