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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
sicE Soldiars Sal.

San Francisco, Nov. "a cabIegram
received at military headquarters an
nounces the departure from Manila on
November 2 Of the transport Logan. The
vessel carries 2TS sick soldiers 80 general
prisoners and eight insane persons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
A Great Medicine.

II have used Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and DfarThoea Remedy and find it to
be a great medicine" says Mr.. e. s.
Phipps, of Poteau. Ark. 1T cured me Of
bloody flux. I can not speak too highly
Of it. This remedy always wins the good
opinion, il not praise. of those who use it
The quick cures which it effects even in
the most severe cases make it a favorite
every where. For sale by al druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
BIG CATCH OF WHALES.
Ships Arrive at Frisco With Salts
factory Cargoes.

AAC0OEJ NAA Us
San Francisco Nov. 6-The whaIers
California, Andrew Hicks and Alexander
have reached this port. the two former
from Okhotsk sea and the Alexander from
the Arctic. Captain Smith, Of the Cali
fornia, reports a catch of fifty sperm and
eight right whales producing 1850 barrels
pounds of bone furnished by the right
whales is worth $4,000
reports a catch Of 5000 pounds OF bone,
worth in the neighborhood of $40, 600. and
4SO barrels of oil, valued at nearly Sc coo.
One bowhead whale produced / 200 pounds
The catch Of the alexander, which was
satisfactory to the owners. has already
been reported.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
Prince Georea,s visit.

New York. Nov 6.-The visit to Eng
land of Prince George of Crete is at
tracing much interest, says the Trib-
unes London correspondent He comes
from the Danish court to visit the
Prince of Wales and will probably see
the queen. His appointment as high COM
missioner has always been attributed to
the influences Of the empress mother al
St. Petersburg and the Princess of
Wales.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, via
Santa Fe Route.

On Tuesdays, November 6. Is, 20 and
p, 1900. and February H. 19 and 26. will
sell tickets to the above named points
at rate Of SIS for one way and $40 for
round trip
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

To our many friends, both in the city
and at Dover. who so kindly and affec-
tionately extended their services and
sympathies to US in our sad bereave-
ment in the loss Of husband and father.
we extend to you our heartfelt thanks.
MRS. SUSAN WALDO
MR.. AND MRS. 8. f.. TILLMAN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

You can't afford to risk your life by al
lowing a cough or cold to develop into
pneumonia or consumption One Minute
Cough Cure will cure throat and lung
troubles quicker than any other prepara-
ton known. Many doctors use it as a
specific for grippe 1t IS an infallibIe rem
edy for Group Children like it and moth
erS endorse it IL al drug stores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
England is Tnterssted.

London, Nov 6.-The election in the
United States takes first place in the
news columns OF all the papers here today.
The stock exchange houses anticipa te
much curbstone trading before the stock
exchange opens tomorrow, a thing which
seldom happens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

TO cure LaGElppsr CoIds or NeuraIgla
Take Bromoline: IL will cure a cold In
one day. All druggists are authorized to
refund money if il fails TO cure. Price Is
cents per package.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

II is because Ayers Hair
Vigor is a hair-food goes right
down 70 the roots of the han :
feeds the BAR bulbs just the
way they used TO be fed when
you we're younger and more
vigorous. That's Why the dark.
rich color of early Life always
comes back to your gray hair.
The hair grows longer. too.
If you do not obtain the benefit yeu desire
from use Of the Eigor. write the Dcctor
about IA ne viii tel you Just the right
thing to do. Address, Dr.. }. C.AxERs Lowell
Mass
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Returna Id rurnar Hall.

The Turner's will receive election re-
turns by wire tonight at their hall. All
members are invited to be present
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

The Turner's will receive election re-
turns by wire tonight az their hall All
members are invited "a be present
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
COLORADO FLYER.

Via @Great Rock Island Route"
Leaves Topeka $40 .. M. arriving
Colorado Springs io.35. Denver 11s01
o'clock next a. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

Special prices on Typewriter and Ofics
Supplies. Bennett Book store. 730 Kan
saE avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06

Many people worry because they believe
they have heart diErnst. The chances ara
that their hearts are an right but their
stomacha are unable 70 digest food. HOuui
Dyspepsia Cure diRests what you eat and
prevents the formation ~ gas 9hloh
makes the stomach press against the
heart. II will cure every form Of lndige.-
ton At an drug storea
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-06
PLEASANT TONIGHT.
Weather Will Be Perfect to Hear the
Retugna

The most perfect weather has been
served by Observer Jennings for this
election.
During the morning many feeble old
men and a number Of men who have
been sick were brought to the polls iu
carriages who would not have voted un-
less the weather had been pleasant. Tho
night VIII be clear and moonlight. The
forecast Is fair tonight and Wednes-
day" The minimum tempera ture this
morning was A. and at n o'clock fhe
thermometer had gone Up 10 81. The
wind was west. blowing thirteen miles
an hour
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January IS. 1900
BEEVES-Receipts 20 head which, with the 8
cattle carried yesterday for Fri
days market Feeling dull but steady. Dressed beef
native sides London cables quoted American cat
tie slow l1Aq12$c ~ estimated weight;
at Liverpool the price l21sc refrigerator
beef selling 97sc 10. No exports stock
fresh meat from this port to-day and
CALVES Receipts 80 head all sold at steady
sold az IS 25a$7 per 100 10 calves at 81 so
City dressed veas firm 0d1212c per 10; country
dressed 74101c; little calves 6G17c; barn
yard and fed calves steady at 5@7c per 10.
Sales Andrew Mullen: veals III 10 average. 81
100 II; 3 do. IS N. 81 %.
J; G. Curtis & Son: % veals, 90 10. at Sc
SHEEP AND IAMFS-Receipts ii y cars 3O2S
head. including slauEhterers and I2h for
the market. of which Sia Jersey City and at
SXtieth-st Sheep were in limited suppy firm;
one arrived late and held Inferior choice
sheep sold at $3Q$5 per 10 medium 10 choice lambs
at SO lOQ$6 10 No Canadian lambs offered NUT
ton firm at dpIsc n; dressed TQ9c coun-
Try dressed winter lambs weak at SASS per
Sales II. HI q Bro: PIG Michigan lambs 70 N
average AT 81 % 100 10 10 do 10 So "a
state sheep, ll0 b. at $4; do, 10 a 81.
y sanders; 100 State lambs ~ s. TO- 100 Penn
syVanla 90, 10 10. So 80: sheep 10 al 20
90 Io4 10 al 50; l3 Pennsylvania do 1l3 10 at 81
40 81 ID a 80 1O rs Ohio sheep 10 10. at 81 %; do
i! Harrington 429 Western lambs. 80 NJ. SO rs
S,eWtpn q Co: 42s Michigan lambs IS 10, at Sc rs
NJ. Collins; 449 Buffalo lambs. 20 ib. at So 80.
gIICtnerson Il Co; 225 Buffalo lambs CO No. SO
~ cars for the market and with the hogs held over
ytsterosy there 21a sale. Slow steady
I0r sooa 70 prime hogs; Western piss nomnaly lower
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

~ - - New-York. January 49, 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-There was very fair inouir,, co.,
to-day for both medium and especially the latter
and the market is strong the 50 for choice
qualities IN 66ls- Marrow are having rather quiet sale
further change in white kidney yellow turtle soup
Imported small white beans about higher ana
firm sales at 81 S5q$l 90 duty paid and Scotch
peas a little stronger. We quote Beans marrow Isas
ehoice per bush y % do 1899 choice. 20: common
70 prime. $2gS2 10 do medium choice 81 10; do pea
red re kidney Choice 81 22t@s2 Kidney choice
soup choice $2Gs2 O5 lima California ~ AZ. S;erpsH
giants 81 6 green peas bags 81 25a$f 27 y do scotch
bags. 81 27h4S1 80. | ''
BUTTER-Buyers are taking hold somewhat better and
the market has an improved particularly on the
highest grades Of fresh table qualities For creamery
2Jc current. and sellers some Of the
stock that was carried from last wee Medium and
common Qualities are rather quiet local account,
June creamery at present State dairy steady but
supply and demand both
and fresh eory are held al unchanged prices but the
per ro 5e; do nrsts a24c; do thirds 70 sec
onds 21@2Sc 90 state exras 24625c hrsts 23a23ho;
q23hc DO hrsts. 22q22hc do held thirds 10 seconds
2O2I zc State dairy halfrkin tubs fresh fancy 24c;
do hEkins. hrsts. sG25e; DO common 70 good
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
OTHER MARKETIBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan 1SCattIe generally steady at yesterday
decline. Texas receipts, 1000 head Good feeders
supply and fairly active demand Good choice 20
SO 50 medium. $4dS4 so: mixed sockers 81 Zog
50 40GS4 50 hefers SO 3OQS4 81 2Os2 S0'
bulls 81 60G$4 4O calves 81 5O4S1; fed Texas
s. logS5 Hogs strong average sc higher TOP - z9o ~
good to choice heavy s. 65as4 s0 rough heavy s. nog
81 6O light 81 4oQs4 65: bulk Of sales, 81 654$4 %
Sheep steady 10 shade easier. Native wethe-s e avg
q So lambs 81 5Os6 90 Western wethers ~ SogS4 20
Western lambs IS 25a$G l5 ReceptsCatte. $500 head
hogs. $4,000 head: sheep. 12. coo head.
Cincinnati. Jan 1s.-Hogs active. higher, s3 g6qs4 90
Cattle dull 81 15@So % Sheep steady, SZ foGS4 5O
Lambs steady. 81 7ogs8 25.
East Liberty Jan 1s-Cattle steady; s5 s0gs6;
prime IS 50G$5 rs; s36s3 CO. Hogs active and
higher best heavy 81 S0@$4 s5 mediums. s. I5e9
81 65 pigs 81 25qS4 40 roughs $3q$4 % Sheep seady
choice wethers. 81 1884 SIS: common. s2ds3 choice
lambs SO 156S6 .; common TO good. 81 5OqSS 10; veal
calves. S7GS7 75
cattle, sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
ended at to-day Cattle, 2 sheep ana
lambs Is cars hogs. Is Shipments-Cate. cars
sheep and lambs, hogs, Cattle-l nsre
demand is moderate the feeling Calves were
in moderate supply fair demand and quarter higher
Choice quosbe SS1$s .; good to choice
s. 5Od$S. Sheep and lambs-The offerings were mod
sheep higher prices sheep ruled strong but not
Quotably higher Lambs choice to extra were - 500
so 5O good choice. s6d$8 sheep choice to extra
81 I56$5 good to choice 81 5OG$ 10 common to falr
steady. Hogs-With light offerings. 25 loads and an
active demand the market ruled 56D1Oc higher Heavy
GuotabIe at 81 s50S4 10; mixed 81 20; workers.
81 70S+ rs; pigs 50 40fs4 30; roughs 81 2$4 20 stas
steady morning prices. the quality Of the
arrivals being equal to these of the morning
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorS, January Is, 1900
COFFEE-Strong cables and Hamburg and
leading the market for Bra
I'll coffee marked Improvement in the future list
developed advance OF
5al5 points. followed by further rise which
at an 15d25 points yes
terdays closing prices There occasional intervals
partial reaction. under disposition here and there
ito profits: but. rule the course of the mar
strongly upward. The early cables from Havre
reported advance q al franc the French
ket finally showing gain of sal franc. while the
Hamburg advance of 1z6Csz pfg.
hand, a Santos failed improve
any further while reported decline 200 The
Brazilian reported larger receiptstogether.
2a.C bags. But the from Brazil q whole.
expected The trade preference 10
ing he advices HaVre and Hamburg.
renewed stability and activity the
spot department the larger warehouse deliveries
this country. A very bu,lish
nection with the subsdng visible supply this
and the talk the real situation IN Brazil
respecting the bubonic Foreign buying and
eTing by shorts feature with investment demand
also much better. The market closed steady G
1895 points sales 75O
The Of prices the market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
ERIE RAILROAD

through trains leave New-York. Of ChaInS.r.-.,
as follows, and i've
DrOO A. M.--Vesubuled ExDress daily for BinShs11,;o.
MsNeryl Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford ih1r-sts1
p. NJ. Parlor o BurRlo HN'AiO
200 4. m--Vestbued nmited-Fast mail dsuv son.
slr for chicago arrives C1evsla 40 A. NJ chicss1
Dining Car N N4NSlnn4u-
5'SO T. m-Bufralo Cleveland VestibuIed F,xp-...
naly Arrives at Buffalo A. M Bradford :al a IA
jamestown 200 A. n. Youngstown I0:eT A NJ Clevs,,
Library Car. N~'s
Bt1o II. M-pafy solid train for Binghamtcu w.vertx
Elmra Chicago 20 FpraIo SvotcoSN
Cincinnati Dining Car. ~no
FINICk ELS, LOCAL. TINS earns AMI pTYf
\ SOMMODATloNS at Ill llS. 26i aud aST BroSs-
way l2I Bowery l56 East I25th-st Nest i2S-S
az M ShSmoers and Wtst Esd St ferries NewYork: Sss
snd coo rulton-S rs Broadway. Brooklyn:
heoossn. and Jersey City Station NCWYOrk Transts,
% cans u" and ShseAs baggage from hotels rsHi-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Jan IL. p m-Cotton-spot fair demand
good on mdding, 49sd; mdding. / o. l6d; good ordinary
32d; ordinary 132d; low middIing, ! 1924 The
sales OF the day 1900 bales.
for speculation and export included 500 American
Receipts, 1000 bales. including B. 700 American Futures
opened and closed steady at the advance American mid
ding m January. p -8494 25- Cad value; January
and February ~ G4q4 21-G4d buyers; February and
March lI-f4d}4 ~ SD sellers March and April "a
t4 15-64d sellers: April and May
and June, 7-64G4 s-64d buyers and July $40
q t4d sellers July and August 3-64d
and September 81 64d3 81 4d buyers; September and
as 46-64d buyers ~ VI
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

south and Southwest.
FLORIDA, CUBA, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.
Departure from New York daily 23d St Desorosss
ST. and Cortland St stations Of the PENNSYLVANIA r. r
SS The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtlandt Streets is nve minutes later than
that given below for TvSenty-thfrd street
Limited.
12I1O A. Mast MAIL-PuIluan Buffet Sleeping
Cars New York 10 Atlanta New Orleans Savannah
and jacksonville and Miami. Fla Dining Car service.
3i2O II. Mn. Y & FLA. EXPRESS Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Columbia Sa-
yannah. Jacksonville and Augusta Dining service.
1926 II. ADMINISTRATORS & CHATTANOOGA LIN
Sleeping Cars New York Roanoke. Knoxville char
tanooga New Orleans Memphis Dining t,ar se-ce
4s25 z. M.-WASHINGTON & SOITIVV FSTF,FN I.TII-
ITED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars New
York Atlanta. New Orleans. Birmilghan1 Nernnhs
Ashevle. Knoxville, CnattanOoga and Nashville Dlnng
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car, Washington 10 san
Francisco. Mondays. Wednesdays Fridavs
1870 p. M.-NESw YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED
Daily. except Sunday. Pullman Drawing Room Com
partment. Sleeping Cars Library Observation and
Dining Jew A1e-srfne Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Tampa.
Aiken ard Augusta
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 27l BROADWAY.
Pennsylvania ticket Offices 46I Q4+ 1856 1854 III
and 26i Broadway. 1 Astor House. Txentv-thtrd
Station; and stations OF Dessrosses and
Cortandt Streets. Court Fulton Street
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooxlyns
Station Jersey City.
FRANK S CANNON J. NJ CULP
Sd Nice-FIes 4 Gen'i ME- Traffic Ng-s
". A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

c3tton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
in fair demand st fun sales 1900 bales specua
ticn and export 1000 American. 10000 receipts 1000
bales American, 1900; mdding upland, e6d Futures
opened steady sellers al point advance closed steady
-xu21z points net higher; January-February, 20hb;
FeDruary-March 4I7hs; Marcb-Apnl. 4I4ks April
May sis; May-JUne, 4O71zb: June-Juy, 408hs July
40b: AuRust-SeItenber 81 lkb;
t0beT, 352s October November 3s558b January 424D
20. Manchester-YRrns hardening Cloths moderate
demand.
FLOUR AND MEA1<-The -four market lower by
asking prices Of grades but 10
sell without sweeping reductions tobbers
conform with the steadily
wheat markets and hardly want -four figure. Spring
S3 T04S3 go winter straghs S. 304S3
50 50dS3 20: spring clears 81 1898 No
winter 81 70qs2 50; extra No winter s2 50qS2 80;
grade, Si7 154SiS per arrive. .BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR-Weak. Quoted, s2qs2 Is. -. RYE FLOUR
fair good SO 1898 2b choice s. 80
qs3 90 -. .coRNMEAL>-ouiet. Quoted: Kiln dried
81 1892 70 10 brand. BAG AEAI--Steady
Quoted: Fine white and yellow s5qsOc coarse. 1882
-. -FEED-staady: QUOTED: Spring brsn spot. ST.
s7@se 90 white iddllngs sieqs1s city feed
tI7GsI7 so: hominy chop. SIS 759sf6: oiineal s26.
G-~AIN-WHEAT-Ths wheat market was guided yes
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
LEHIGH VALLEY.

sd COrtlsndt and DesorosSes Streets
r r. Fcrriesl
sTne Other tglrc CoTtlandt OF Desoos
Daily sunday Sunday Leaves - PA 0tnsf
tSuuday leaves - rSH1day leaves ID Az
4 sunday leaves 6l5PM. sunday i.avcS SIS Pm
t%6,S5, 700 A. NJ. Local for EASrON. ~
sS5S eS.11A.M For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points Psror and Dining cars Con
neSts for Coal Branches. =. --- -.
PRE8S.b HandSOuesr in The world Lfled sc2-n8
Buffalo connecting with through ePers
70 Dtliny a
sI2.53. Loo P. For NtLNFS~bA AtltE St.ttANiUS'
V'5.10. y5.3OPM II Local for MAUCH CIJNh N-r,o
chicago NeStioule LillitetL
ARA FALLS and pon.s West Through sleeping Cars 70 chicago
.1.55s SEQ P " Exposition Express FOR BUFFALO and
TORONTO
sS.55. 300 r.N. Fer ITHACA ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and West Sleeping ChiSagO
SO PLAINFlELD and Round BROOK locals, daily exeeps
Sund; SIS A. N = 10 4, u i, 6 . and 49, 49, -.
a Pulnan
1885, broadway. > Union square West zi tonn ns
Fulton ! Statiou
Y Transe- Co Will call fer and cheek baggage IS'
Ienca Lhrnugh 70 desilnation
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York. Ferry Nhttshan TerrnnaOs An4
foot OF Liberty street
spally fENcept SUNDAY. SSundayS
CHICAGO; '+3o NJ. Liberty street 0nisl' In
PITrsBURG. .ESO a m G4Ser,y street Snlyh 'ASs
p m, '12- 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 '0aS D N.
ROYAL nLUP TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. tSoa 'LvVS ~ - tplsnssl.
sllSO a m Intnerl. t1OO n tLlnsIl Ial SL,Sss..
g % CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dsss
Cafel, ass Q. N CDinerl ana = -
night NORFOLK II 90 r m.
All trains are Illuminated with Fintsch LignC
Ofices; llS lI2. 28l 1854 BrosWoy = Union 50
w. i2T Bowery y. Y SS9 Fulton ST. Rrocklyn; White
hall Terminal N,d Liberty 81 Baggage checked fron
hotel residence 0 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

S ts m nowss s cables Ss
break had considerable wheat houEhqot the fore
@ much ENLARGED during the session being taken to
the lowest pon Of he Dap sed rather rm
the total n range on May was from !i5sc down to o. SS
ing the day. and closing II sc. The drop at Duluth
snd st Louis %gsS There was selling at Chicago for
holders and the markets times had demoralized
f as was w FAR a ron TO- on fom
the late extreme weakness only occasions Of sead
G5 s the n s rallied on GO b m the sst 0TPs @
entirely under 6eaT and 70 very sensitive to the
ightest offerings Contrary to expectations the yer9oi
previous night. French markets at FIRST were to 20
heaviness elsewhere weakened afternoon and closed
stronger news from South Africa and export
amounted to only % loads or half the total men
was believed that visible supply hgures might show
100000 bush and Duluth scheduled $50 900
against cars year ago and are not expected to
prove much at the present level OF prices sea6oad clear
has decreased already this week referring
the weather had been mild with some moisture and crop
aoat Sass as o%s M GI red
prompt No hard Duluth 7s%c prompt nominal; No No
prompt No Northern Duluth 7eisc prompt; nominal:
Chicago Tse prompt: No 50 NoTtheFn RPe Duluth 4o
forenoon was 4oowed by reacton and generally uno
settled conditions throughout OF the day with
rally the close that left prices within hc OF
the previous night After bulng the market for several
days big operators Chicago appeared ready unload
of their holdings and IT this factor In the face
the Of the break R n wheat and de
cline In promoting the drop
in well The Liverpool closed ad lower.
and export business amounted 80 loads all ports Cash
here causing rmness in spot property
in contrast with futures. No corn closed 4O%c for
s @ 1aa had fnd little auqe Of
aside from moderate steadness closed dull without
much change. No closed 291sc: No 29c: No
white. 32c No white a1Ac; track mixed 2s1f oslo:
track white 81 2d35c No white clips 32}Rc... RYE
Market dull No 1 Western. 61c ahoat; No
Western. 60i2c ahoat; State rye 55G56c c New
YOrkca
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM nIYIaI6H

e12 A. NJ and ass P. M I.ssr, except Sunday to
wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with PIntscn Light
leKeS ofnSes 81 11S 26l 4i3 and 1919 broadway IS
nnion So, W. 2So Columbus Ave, I25th
1zSth ST. and l3sth 81 Stations York 33S and 72i
FoIton St and lO4 Broadway, g. D BROOKLYN -
Telephone 1880 Cortsndt'' Ne-Ycrk Central Cah
Westcott Express Company. - SS "
GEORGE n DANIELS CSeDe-ai P.ssa,,a- -,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

hogs fairly steady 4SaeAc per 10 heavy to Hight
weights.
Sales-Andrew Mullen: ate yesterday $50 state pss
SO 10 average, at 81 90 per 100 ~ - -
H. H. Hollis: Cate yesterday, % State pigs 81 lO'
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
WEST SEIORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST station, y Y. as tohoS~
and 10 m. later from foot % ". ted ST.: ,,,,,
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining car
.O;Io =. NJ. Chicago and 81 Louis Limited
tStOO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Fails ENprusA
'ouS p. AZ Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY. fExcept Sunday
Timetables at principal hotels and oiceS 6assass
checked nom hotel residence Westcotts ENpresA
c. Z LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT. n Z
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
NAVAL STORES.

Exporters liberal buyers spirits turpentine
Savannah, and the market there usual at New
York was firm steady. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars. 81 50; oil bbls, So 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- -53G53l9c.
R0sIN .Common TO good stTained 81 e2$a$i e. = G5; 2.
81 so; N, So; w 6. So co; W w. 81 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin Is 45O bbls
molasses sugar. lS44 bbis
Charleston. Jan. s-Turpentne-Market firm SOC.
Rosin firm. unchanged
Savannah. Jan i7-sprs turpentne firm at 5o1sc; re
cepts, 151 bbls: sales, 1O67 Rosn firm un-
changed receipts 242o bbls; sales 1163 exports 445
Wilmington Jan. lS.-Spirits turpentine at 49h1
5oc receipts, Al casks. Rosn firm at 81 2OR$1 25;
cepts 4s2 bos Crude turpentne steady at 81 Gos2 co.
London. Jan. 1S.-Turpentine- 3Ss 4ltd
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY

eXctu6iTefV
-Four tracks. "EiectrO-Pneuuatici signals
stations IN New York. foot Of Liberty 81
South Ferry
leaving time from South Ferry s s-,r.
Liberty St, except when noted
On and after Jan 8. 1900
Trains leave foot of Liberty St
Eor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
-4:O s!:15. ss:10 A NJ. (si2OO NJ Eastor) 1s0.
s4;4O: (t5:45. 81 30 to Eastonl P. NJ SUNDAYS s450
CsI:OO @ Easton) A NJ. 81 90, $50 $500 p Nj
FOR Wlkesbarre. PfttstOn and Scranton 400 s910
A NJ. l:90 p NJ Sundays. '4:3O A. NJ.
For Reading and Harrisburg 1900 30 7s9s s9.fo
Ll:So TO Reading; A N. 1:3O $3.50. IS 90
e. e. 80 to Reading NJ. s1215 night Sundays s4s0
az 80 70 Readngl A NJ 81: 200 13O, $50. $500 500
10 Reading P. VI, s12:15 night
FOR stations on the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
4 r. ,4So ('5:5O to Red Bank only) $3.50. Cas so 10
Red Bank only0 il3O A NJ, (s1:45 and t4O Ban
Bank only A. NJ. 81 200 NJ =
FOR LAKEWOOD ana Lakshurst s8:so. as.sO A. N
sl:4S, 50 30. t4:1O. So P. NJ SUNDAYS sIO:15 n
For Toms River and Barnegat $4-3O. a9:5O A.
"a 80 p NJ SUNDAYS. s1O:15 A NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, s4.9O A NJ sf:45 es3:3Q
NJ Atlantic City special with vestibulsd Coaches and
Pullman ParlOr Cars)
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Long
Branch via Matawan. ('5:5O $50 1880 A..antis
Highlands only A NJ, As, $3.50. GO
P. NJ. "
For stations between Long Branch and Highlands
OF NavesInk. via BranchpOrt '4;3O $3.50. I1:3O A n,