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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Company Won't Yield.

Special to the Bee.
Butte. Aug. George Y. Wallace,
president of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, is discussing the
strike in Butte and upon the threat to
extend the strike over the entire system,
said the company would not recede from
it's proposition, and if there was any set
tlement with the strikers that the latter
would have to abandon the position
taken by them.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
HOT IN CHICAGO.
Deaths and PrOstratiOns Are Getting
Numerous.

Special to the Bee.
Chicago, Aug. 9.-For % years, or
since the weather bureau was estab-
lished, there has been but one period of
hot weather in which the mercury
reached 80 for five consecutive days. The
average maximum temperature for these
five days was 80. There have now been
six days on which the temperature has
gone above 80 and the average maximum
for the six days has been $685. There
were four deaths due to heat and %
prostrations, three of which are expected
to prove fatal.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Meeting of the Board,

The state board of managers of the
Soldiers Home met Tuesday in Columbia
Falls and transacted considerable routine
and special business. Capt. j. d. Eaton
from Kalispell was in attendance. The
home is reported as being in good condi-
tion and that there were no grievances
to contend with.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Broke Out Afresh.

Wednesday morning still alarm was
turned in for fire at the elevator. The
wind had famed the slumbering embers
into hot Goals, which ignited some boards
in the bottom of the wheat pit 1t took
over an hour to subdue the blaze, The
fire was discovered by watchman, who
very sensibly informed the department
without turning in a general alarm.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Tried for Robbery.

Michael Bowers and Jack Ryan, the
two men arrested charged with robbing
Frank Miller of $40, were before Judge
Macarthur Thursday. The evidence was
conflicting and the magistrate took the
case under advisement.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Wool Market.

Special to the Bee.
Billings, Aug. 9-The wool market
here showed an increased activity today,
more than half million pounds being
sold. The highest price was 161c.
Great Falls, Aug. 9-The wool market
is quiet, the highest price being 151sc.
The sales are few,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Training Glasses Illegal.

Special to the Bee.
Helena, Aug. 9.-Training classes that
are maintained in many of the public
schools for the purpose of furnishing
teachers are not legal, according to
the decision of the attorney general rem
dered today. The decision was prepared
in response to an inquiry from Butte.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Methodist Conference.

Special to the Bee.
Helena, Aug. 9.-The Methodist con-
ference today adopted resolutions that
endorses the expansion idea. Resolu-
tions were also passed against the liquor
traffic. The conference opened today
with the usual exercises. Rev. Geo. D.
King of Bozeman was reelected secre-
tary. His assistants are j. H. Nickel
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
Montalla Baseball.

Special to the Bee.
Anaconda, Ang. 9-Thursdays scores;
Anaconda 7, Helena Is; Great Falls l3
Butte 13.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

80. . -. New York, January "a 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The position OF the market for
Rhte beans quite strong, but without further advance
Buying is on fairly liberal receipts continue
moderate interior advces very firm Further sales
Of red kidney reported for export 81 25 and
holders ndsposed best goods al that
ngure IAe steamer Pocahontas has unload her
cargo OF 31SJ bags beans; sold to
rive The market for foreign strong Green and
Scotch peas firm and unchanged. quote Beans mar
row 1S9s choice bush 50 25G$2 30 do 1893 choice
" DtqS2 .; 90 medium choice 81 lTk6S2 20: do p4a
state and Michigan bbls 81 l7AdS2 90 bags Ib9
ney choice 81 co. do yellow choice 3O6S2 95 do
black turtle choice 81; California S9 4hsI
So 50 imported giants 81 6OGs2 65 Imported medium
pea ~ gSZ green peas bags 81 25Gs1 27ls Scotch
BUTTER-The movement choice and fancy fresh
creamery fairly encouraging and there steady mar
ket for SUCH though the supply continues ample for all
requirements June creamery neglected and there
fresh factory rolls and butter quiet dull
and weaker. We quote: Creamery Western extras per
ib 26c hrsts - g24c; do thirds seconds 2d2ac. do
state extras 24z425c do hrsts. 23G24c do thirds 10
prime 22g22hc; do common fair. 20Q2l ac; State
dairy ha nrkin tubs fresh. fancy, 24c or hrkns
prime 2251qZ3c; Go common good l9Q22c; Western
Imitation creansry extras 22c; do nrss 2O921c: do
lOizc: do hrsts. l!41Sc; thirds seconds i8ITc
90 held finest lI1zq!ec do lower grades l6iTc; rolls
renovated. butter. 1922
CHEESE-There n ep,r.v srtye movement IN dav
both on home trade aee and export Home trade
dealers. particularly out-of-town
ing increasing interest. sized Of
fancy cheese have neen taken while there is active
have picked fuilS 100 fall made nrge
white. ahd some ouher good sized lines under
tiauon while there Is demand for export
most anything showing value and obtanablo from lilo
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-York, foot
follows, and five minutes earlier from West 23d-st.:
$500 A. M.-Nestbued Express BnghaurtOn
wavery. Elmira, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
P. NJ Parlor to Buffalo.
2iOO Il. M.-Vestibuled mlted-Fast mail daily Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland T:t0 A. NJ Chicago
p. NJ. sleep"rs TO Chicago. Cleveland Cincnnat.
Dining
1890 T.. M.-Buf tIo Cleveland vestbuled Expres,
daily. Arrives at Buffalo 7:05 A NJ Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown 700 a. NJ Youngstown 1927 A. NJ Cleve-
land 1230 p NJ Seepers 70 Buffalo and Cleveland Cats
Library Car
0i15 Il. M-Daily solid train for Bnghamton waverIy
Elmira and Chicago Seepers Buffalo Chicago cnd
Cincinnati. Dining Car.
ETICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
CoMMODATIONS at Ill 1lS, 26l. 4Ol and aST Broad
l21 Bowery. l56 East l2Sthst and 2T3
St, Chambers and West 2Sd-st ferries NewYork; S3s
and 500 FNlon-st. eS Broadway Brooklyn; i22 Rtver-s
Hoboken, and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage from hotels and esi-
dences
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH,

Chicago Jan. 24-Cattle-Best grades fair demand at
steady prices grades Texas in
steady prices; bulls about steady. Butchers
shade lower: 1Oc lower; feeders IN
s4aS4 9O mixed stockers 25QS3 90; selected
81 2Oa$4 choice SO 40GS4 so hetfers
Gamers, 81 10d dS2 bulls. 50 5OG$4 4O calves
50GS7 u; fed Texas beeves S4Q$5 HOgsAverage sc
good choice heavy $4 6OGs4 TN rough heavy S4 so
81 62l2 bulk Of sales 81 55d 81 67l2
SheepSteady; lambs. higher Native wethers 81 90
ass: lambs $5qS6 so; Western wethers. 81 4OG$4 So
head; hogs. $4,000 head; sheep 10000 head
Cincinnati, Jan. 24.-Hogs dull $46S4 75. Cattle
strong 50 75q$5 % Sheep strong 81 1884 35 Lambs
East Liberty jan 24-Catue steady: extra. So 7Oas6
prime SIS 4OG$5 65: common S2dS3 60. Hogs sc lower:
heavy prime mediums. 81 S5d$4 co. best
81 sOG$4 So Light Workers. 81 T0a$4 10 pigs 81 2
81 40 roughs. $3aS4 40 Sheep higher choice wethers
$50$5 TO- common 50 5OaSS So Iamts SO 50a$6 65
common good. 81 T5QS6 10 veal calves. S7GS7 70.
Buffalo. Jan. 24-ReCeipts OF sale and through
cattle, sheep and hogs during the twenty-our hours
ended at noon day Cattle cars; sheep and
lambs 80 cars; hogs Is Shipments-Catte cars
sheep and lambs. IA hogs. Catte-The
offerings light, only couple OF punches,
demand moderate and the feeling still very
confident Calves were in fair supply, good demand
steady Yesterdays figures Choice to extra
quoabe $SQSS .; good choice, 81 50qSS Sheep and
lambs-The market took Jump in prices with 30 loads
sale but this due TO the good demand which
65Gse so; good choice SO 5O6$6 6 good
S6G$6 30; mixed sheep good to extra. 81 25dS4 20;
and wethers 81 25as4 so: yearlings s. 2G&5 50
The feeling that while the offerings sold higher
day basis not tenable for a few days for the
raise simply due to a scarcity. The close full
steady. Hogs-The offerings moderate IS loads
The market rather slow and 5G1Oc lower. Heavy
sold 81 90s4 90 Workers and mixed 81 90: pigs. 81 70
roughs 81 25GS4 80; sags SO T5ds4 The
prices easier
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1o ork. January "a, leOO
COFFEE-The indications OF subsidng speculation in
coffee which have been noticed this week were stil more
today local traders had market pretty
much TO themselves except for selling
way Of liquidating long Cables
70 local contingent and
disposition the short side OF the account although
arrested by smaller receipts
Rio and Santos and large warehouse deliveries in this
country. cable not satisfactory. The
market opened barely steady decline 5G10 points
and developed a weak feeling less generally
throughout At the lowest point the decline
iOdi5 points falling off in the demand for spot
coffee was an element Of instability. The market
finally steady net loss OF 5Ql0 points Total sales
is expected shown by the visible supply statement
Of February /. We could not learn Of any from
Brazil regarding the growing crop Spot Brazilian coffee
ruled quiet and easy with quotations less
raL we quote: no s. SIC: No Z. SIC: No 6. S2sc.
sssc. Cleared Rio January %. steamer Words
worth. q 600 bags.
Of prices in the local day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

PROPOSALS FOR COTTON STOCKINGS
January II. 1900.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate. will be
received here until II o'clock A. NJ. Saturday. Jany
81 1900 for furnishing Philadelphia Chit
cago Depos OF Quarermaster Dept 100000 pairs OF
mixed, Cotton Stockings, SUBJECT
900 quantity II desired conforming to stand
ard specifications, which be seen al
the Depots NJ Samples submitted with bids viii
be considered Bidders with what rapid
vi deliveries. reserves the
right to reject accept all proposals or any part
Preference given articles Of domestic pro
duction manufacture conditions Of quality and price
Qncudng IN price Of foreign productions manu-
factures the duty thereon) being equal. GUARANTEE
in lOc o. the value OF the Stockings must accompany
proposals UNGCARANTEED BIDS will be
sidered Fifty internal revenue required one
number OF guarantee. Blanks for proposals will be fur
nished upon application Envelopes containing proposals
to indorsed Proposals Cotton Stockings and ad
dressed Col. JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quarter
master General. U. 5. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 24mClosing: Wheat. spot. firm; No l
Cd; No l Northern spring I'D. Corn-Spot firm;
American mixed, new. 3s sid American mixed old Is
SID; futures steady January. IS 5ed: February So
March. IS 6%d Peas. Canadian 5s Sd Flour St Louis
fancy winter, dull IS. Hops London (Pacfhc Coast
DUH i3 lOsg Beef steady extra India mess sos prime
mess. lbs % Pork steady: prime Western OTIS "a
Hams-Short cut, IA to 16 n. Bacon
Cumberland cut 2s Cd short rib Is 10 % n
33s Cd: long clear middles light so 35 NJ 3is long
clear middIes heavy 80 70 80 NJ sas Cd short clear
Shouders-Square y to IA n. easy. S3s Lard Arm.
prime Western, in uerces, sos Cd American refined in
pals, 32s 3D. Butter-Finest and good United states
nominal Cheese American finest white. steady as ga:
American finest colored firm. 59s strong: prime
city city 2IS Gd AmeTea1 refined in pals 2s ed Cotton
Turpentne-Spirits steady. Cd Rosln-Common Am
Is 81 Petroleum-Refued. T%d. I1nseed OIL 24a
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
.IEHICH VALLEY.

Stations West sd COrtand and Desoroes Stfee@
r. X Ferries
other figures
streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves - Pm Gtns
trains ". eSuuiay leaves -
4 Sunday leaves PM. sunday = ~ eS So Pm.
3, 20 A. NJ Local for EASItlN
s5.55, eS. 10 Fer BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS ana
principal local points Farior and Dining ts C
meets Coal BTSachcSf 4. -...-..- -
train tn the world Llflltel
connecting 49,
20 Detroit ard ChicegO Dining Car service "a fN
st2,55 LOO For WtLkkS-BAltltE. sttst-is -
pS55 1IOP M Coal Branches and Intermediate pollis
Vs5.IO. y5.2OP NJ Local for MAUCH SHJNk- ~ @
thiCagO NeStioule Lnlee-
ARA FALLS points West Through sleeping CsFs "
:z.55 SEQ Expos ton Express fer BUFfAlo ="
sS.J5. 900 Pm For ITHACA, ROCHESTER 81 FAAO
and Nest Sleeping Cars TO ChieagO -, ssuv svceps
so. PLAINFIELD and BOCND BROOA; i2c,s4s . ~ ~
- 10, an sOlp ot = p al
TcErtS and Pullman az rs s6i ~ - - = N
SQUARE Columbus
Fulton and Annex Stall
Transfer and cheek baggage tF0i - -
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR KHAKI SHIRTING.-

PROPOSALS FOR KHAKI SHIFTING
Phla Depot Q. NJ Dept 1923 Arch Street PhIla..
Pa. January 12 1eO0seaed proposals in rip;ieate win
be received here until II o'clock A NJ Saturday Jany
o. 1900 for furnishing this depot with 2jO 600 yards Of
80 width Shrting Material subject 5Ooo
in quantity by this Department. The
Material strictly specifications which
be this office the Depot Quartermaster's
Office. New York City Sample showing quality, fastness
OF dye, shade Of be the SchUylkiN
Arsena! this city. and at the office Of Depot Quarte
New City Samples submitted with bids will
be considered deliveries essential bid
ders state exact terms how they will
he rate at to deliv-
the right reject
all proposals thereof Preference given
articles OF domestic production manufacture cOnd
tions quality price (Incudng price Of for
productions duty being
equal A GUARANTEE in 1910 Of the value OF the
teriaI accompany proposals UNGUARANTEEO
BIDS considered Fifty internal
required guarantee. Blanks for pro-
posals VIII be furnished upon application Envelopes con-
tanning proposals endorsed Proposals for Khaki
Shifting and addressed to 1t Col JOHN V. FUREY,
Dennty Quartermaster General. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 25 1900

low tniddlins D1ec good ordinary isjee;s ns aIes
S2T bales; gross. lSlli sniphs"''' -
$500: stock. 1863 a95 ....,-~ ? a-fec. low
roiddn9 7 receipts .40S bales: shipments l''0i
saIes 49,; s5osk' eo,ton steady lniddlng e.lsc
low idding J-iJc; good ordinary ISioc; y, FTsnee
Tss aest exnorts 70 Great Britain. 6lso' % - -
Soil 10 the Continent 5946; saies go; stoek o Io5
Norfolk Jan 24Coten quiet midons. 90, rscsips 2s2
bales. gross 2ss2 exports coaswse. lOo sales. 10
Bamere Jan 24-cotton nominal; waalSse Ing 94os:
receipts. G4j bales: stock f7.42
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Exports week baies exports last week, a.
P0ULTRY-ALIvE- Receipts to-day. by freight
under demand offerings left first hands al IN
changed prices We quote Fowls per b I4e; chickens
Ps geese 2g FsesPs s are 5 of
large near;y all the Western poultry coming shows
When R IN stock @ was dressed and packed With in fact many
lots actually Really fancy poultry Of all descrp-
above quotations bulk of stock available is
SQUADS in fair demand ana steady. We quote: Turkeys
seod to pe f6@ifc western young hens fancy c
do mixed. fancy 1oalo%c Western Young toms fancy
s1a9c; old toms, sas4c; poor 6qse broLlers Pha-
chCRens Philadelphia large % 15c; do mixed weights
ise do soaided iiGi2e; Chickens Western dry picked
average best 54G1ohe DO sGalded 94G9S % do fair to
mixed prime. 9h6lOlsc do fair good 5q9c; fowls State
1Fins 3 asSioc s9Sd poor 5SsS ID
a17c do msdium weights Is@i5c; small and slips. ila
i2e do Western large 90 small ana slips Jog d
6s4c do poor 5a7e geese nearby prime aaiOc; DO
large White per dozen Sc 1898 do dark 81 5o6S 10
GAME-Rabblts in light supply and firm for prime
large but good many S9ming more or less out Of con
Very few srpe plover wild ducks arriving We quote
canvas h average 10 pair 81 50a$s do light weights
DO light weights 75cSSi do rnddg heavy 75ca$ do
light welsht ed 20 25'e do maS5a @ & 6o a. ,1S d2 teal ]
rabbits, undrawn pair 2OG25c; Go drawn. 10a15c
FoTAToF:s AND yEGETAn5,Es- offerings Of Irish 20,
is weak and prices shade lower though country adyces
steady. Onions in liberal supply and dragging with
outside figures extreme vegetables fair supply
and meeting a good outlet when showing attractive
quality. but anything drags at low and irregular
figures spinach dull and irregular. New
vegetables California cnulihowers
good peas steady. Other vegetables
range about quoted We quote: Potatoes, Bermuda
prime 81 50d$5 90; do No . So 50d$4 do State
and Western per 1870 NJ 81 25@sl TO- DO State prime
les 10 bag 81 654S1 T5 Jersey. bbl 81 25dSl 81;
ssss so1s5osi Rss
do red STcG$1 II; do Eastern white per Dbl S21S2 90
do yellow 8 25as 90 do red s. 2g$ 81 do state and and
81 40 do red 81 l2as1 % Brussels sprouts fair TO prime
quart 26Sc; beets Florida bush crate I5cd$1;
do Charleston 100 punches saS4 celery California
per 30qT0c; do state 10000: cucumbers,
Florida crate 81 5Og$5 caulifowers Long Island
per Dbl $lG$4 do California, case $2QS2 90; do
Florida per half 6bl basket 81 50@S2 90 cab6ages State
Orleans per Dbl $685.: escaroe. NewO orleans S2QS3;
eggpIants Florida per half Dbl box, S39$4 50 kale.
Norfok per Dbl 65sOc lettuce Florida fancy per half
bbl basket 50 5OdS3 poor S1G$2; okra. Florida,
per carrier S2qsS 30; peas Florida basket S19S4;
California per 50 25dS2 50 Florida,
per carrier 81 50G$2 30; parsley. Bermuda.
So 25GS2 romaine New Orleans. bb S4Q$6 string
beans Florida, express S0S3; do steamer,
S1$2 so; spinach Norfolk per bbl $1qSl 70; do Balti
more 81 squash Florida white bush crate, bc4$l;
tomatoes Florida carrier I5c$1 5 turntps Canada,
Russia per Dbl 7Oasoc; do Jersey and Long Island.
Russia, 60115c.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office No l242 Broadway
north Of 31stst. until O'Clock p m adve-tise
received at the following branch offices regular
office rates until o'clock m viz: 254 sth -avs e
23d-st l52 9th 12th-st-; Macys jth-ave
and 14th,st l42 Coumbus-ave near West 6st5-st 1O6
42d-st.. 6th-ave. % 14th-s: 257 West
between 9TH and
3d-ave between 10th nth sts.; 1923 eave-.
1.1OS 1save.. S9th-St: Scave-
41st-st; 504 Sdave: 210 Bleeckerst; S2y Beecks St
29OS 3d-ave 2+0 East 79th-st 1921 Sd ave-. 1862 3D.
at any American District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

New Orleans Jan. A-Cotton quiet: mddlng 7 o 16c.
low middiing 56c good ordinary 6sc receipts l2 i5s
bales exports 10 the Continent 10 72 coastwise 45O.
sales. 1000; stock 3S5 $40 N'N'
fi0uhtot Jan 24-Cotton quiet; mddnE o l0c; low
mladhng 5-l6c; good ordinary 19-6c receipts 43
patesi Ehpments COS: sales. 3SS; stock i10742
81 Louis. Jan. 2i-Cotton QUIET middllng Z O. -i0C.
low middling. T4c: ordinary 6Tsc: net receints
90 903 ''''9' -''-' ''o'' 'i'' s'ocA
savannah, Jan 24-Cotton steady. rkidng 7lse low
niddng 3i6c: good ordinary il-lGc receipts O45
% pales exports to the continent; 1900 coaswise 6TT
M2nF' Jan 24-Cotton nominal: middling, The: low
stock 4s.Oi2 ''' ''so' ie''F'' -''ao u"'es'
Memphis. Jan 24.-Cottou steady; middling. 7 o1ec;
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
STOCK ON HAND
LIvERPooL corroN MARKrr

49, Liyerpo9 pool Jan a. m-Cotton: spot-Increased de
mand; prices lower; American nid1ling fair. % 32j:
good m!ddlins; 2lS2d; mddng. 19-32l miidllng
io-32d' good ordinary, 9-32l ordinary. 3-S2I The
sales OF the day l5,CCO bales. bale
for speculation export included 12 400 bales
American Receipts i4U0O bales including Amer-
can Futures opened steady and closed quiet American
mddng, m c. January. 20 SD sellers: January and
February. 20 Ed. sellers Febrary March % 64d
sellers; March and April. Is Cad. buyers; April and
May, 14-64d, buyers May and June. 1I-6464
sellers June and July, Cad buyers: July ana August
664q4 I-S4d, buyers; August and September G4d
sellers September and October 54643 50 64d value:
and December. B a 64M3 45- Gid sellers '
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEVES-Receipts 10 1894 head. includ-
ing for export alive los for slaughterers and 50
on sale Of which 40 Jersey City and 10 six
oes for 6p grades ts 3m ee3 y Rst n
b but the & saneR hn full Mas aTc at Of Se yas
choice native steers sold at 81 sog$ 50 per 9O
bulls at 81 75@$4 o. inferior to good cows at $2as4
50 loas3 SO There moderate inquiry for dressed
london cables reported refrigerator beef lower
at at Sss % per be m cea1c to 2spo aSd & Quarters
the New York to sou5hamptop The cevie will sail
shamberg & Son and schwarzschld q sulzberger and
41SS sueS5s.s S Sss 5o' 8'n5f
e $ z 3 @ SO a9 ~ lS pq n s9O 90 81 a" aa 50 1870 ~ 20 70 d a.
iis }Ss, n + at s @ @ % % ioa NJ at s. So q
DO 1870 $ CO. y so I2ls r. r. t s. to 1905
O 1898 n at S. PSpnsylysRd g % s9I = cows i!s2
ct = o. 81 s. ds 2i do $50 at at
5o lS q Ohio 12sl NJ
i55SS5 q? 10 Virginia 1921 s. 80 DO DO
T. G g. M 20 at @ So @ at asa s bu. s S NJ 81
p at S 5o bulls $40 n at 50 65 10 cows 1850 10. at
SsG r. at fG go DO s n Is s2 OO' At y 0 d0
o. 1873 b ds Sh'G iss sf r. 4GG s St a. s s Il
3 90 so & 4 10 g. ia at Is @ m a: 81 % 81 ,6 % d. Do a. SS s. x e e
DO b at OK 1850 ib at IT'S s. b. p Virginia 1 ia
30 Ssn5srs = 2sl9 8 3, se7s O7! 2s 20
O T. y 90 aos $ co. Cow TG 21s' M i'9 as
925 NJ a a s. & $50 H. dG at lq g s n at a. 81 os 81 z do
81 so DO. sO8 n at 50 TO- " "
NJ. Collins: bulls, $40 ~ 50 so; do ego n at
ss; do $50 10. at 50; do 625 r6 at 81 rs: cows
i75 No. at So 90; do 1875 n, So 25 do 500 10 al
s2 20 20 do. soa No. at 50 4O % Virginia do 7s5 rb
s. Judd & Co. oxen. 400 10 at 81 75: bulls sss
70 az 90 co. II cows zoos 10. at SO 10; do 10 al
50 ss s9hambeFg m ,J son 20 Chicago l242 at
n, Curtis Son; bulls 996 ID. at 50 10; do 300
10 al S3 90; do $50 No. SO 55: do. rs 10 al az 40
DO SEQ 10 sS Is DO $40 NJ ss: cows iOSS ~ ~
al SS II DO e75 NJ 81 90; 10 do s17 10 at So s0 20
90 ssI N. at So 10: DO TAI 10. 50 So do e6n n
a s2 40 DO H54 No. at So So; IA do 7O5 ib az So 2S
90, 1872 10. al 81 10: Z do $50 ~ at s.. - ~
., :, III. II. Hpms BTo: stocl'ers $50 n. at 50 10;
a4o 10 AZ ts q: do 54a ~ at So COW 500 N Al ss
90 $50 10 at 81 So; do. s42 n So 60: do 900 n
az 81 30; do. p23 81 20: do 7G5 rb a, go M "
Andrew Mulieni bulls $50 10. at So; & COWS sio n
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
bales: American. 1900 bales. Receipts 1900 bales
american. 5000 bales. Middling upland. 10 32d
Futures opened steady partial point advance;
quiet Y points lower; January. 1905: January
February. 42es February March s.22s: March-Apri
zlsb: April May. 414b; May-June 4ll4s June-July.
septsmber7oc cher. 354@S55i october-November 847g
3.4s; November -December 3444s. Manchester-Yarns
quiet. but steady; cloth orders a limits
FLOUR AND MEAI>-Exoept in low grade winters
little disposition 10 trade market ruled
vsry quiet all day but steady tone and without
change in price. Spring patents, So 75dS4: winter
SO 35ds3 80; winter 5O$s so; spring
clears 81 75dS5 extra No winter 81 TO1s2 So extra
No winter, 81 h5s2 CO; grade SIS per ton 10 ar
rive .BtcKWHEAT FLoUR-Inactive; quoted SEA
81 IS. RYE FIOTR-Stesdys 10 good s3 l561
g 2s: choice TO fancy 50 sogs9 55 .coRNAfEAL~
Steady; quoted: Kiln dried: 81 1852 Is
BAG MEAL-DUll: quoted: Fire white and yelIow s568
soc; 794s2c FEED Steady: quoted: Spring
spot. SI7dSI7 %: arrive 200 ~ sIT so
fI7 70; winter bran sl7qS1s white mid.
fis 70: of meal. 500 50. ~
RAIH-wHEAT-DErnR good part Of the session
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l2 A NJ and 3.S5 p. NJ Annn except Sunday 20
Pittsheld; Sundays only at o 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices ct us 2GI. 41S 1915 broadway IS
tniun So, W.. 25 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th
it5th ST and lsSth 81 Stations New York SSS and T2S
Fulton ST. and lo4 broadway E. =. BROOKLYN
Telephone 1850 Cortandt'' New-Ycrt Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Company.
GEORGE IT, DANIELS General Passenger Agent