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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

This disease always results from a cold
or an attack of the grip an5 may be pre-
vented by the timely use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. That remedy was
extensively used during the epidemics OF
La Grippe of the past few years, and not
a single case has ever been reported that
did not recover or that resulted in pneu-
monia which shows 1t to be a certain
preventive Of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has gained
a world wide reputation for its cures Of
colds and grip. For sale by all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
How cnre the Grin

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed
and a quick recovery is sure 70 follow
That remedy counteracts any tendency Of
the grip TO result IN pneumonia, which Is
really the only serious danger. Among
the tens Of thousands who have used II
for the grip not one case has ever been
reported that did not recover. For sale
nv an 5rfivefzfe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 12.-The ways ard
means committee of the house has de-
cided to recommend Tor passage the bil
approprlatlng $4,000 to pay TIE santa Re
fer Transporting the members e tie
Twentieth Kansas from san Franclsco 70
Topeka after Their return from The phil
sppiues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
PIaeue Increaslng az Bombay.

Bombay. Feb. '13.-The spread Of the
plague is Increasing. There were over
900 deaths in this city during the past
week, of which 923 are known TO have
been due to the plague. The government
is devodng its attention TO suceoring the
sick rather than to preventing the spread
Of the disease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
HOW DO YOU Dor

When you find yourself
ing pretty well thank you.
but not very strong you are
likely 70 be, IS you say. pretty
vel = but getting no good Il
your food.
Il yen have money and lei-
sure, take vacation the doc.
tor calls il . change Which
IS good.
almost as coed IS SCOTS
emulsion Il cozi-ssr o
stead q vacation With
better -. the doctor right.
Nw
sss-.1 : --<a> s. .. s-4 .. srs "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

ent irrigation law, while the measure pre-
pared by Mr.. Ward OF Wallace. giving
stockmen the preference in the use OF
water. was unfavoraby reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
TRosr RITES Avn cHTLBL aTxs

quickly cured ~ BANNER sALvE. ths
most healing remedy in TIE world r.
Gehring. - E Douglas Geo. Van wer-
den. - y Main. W1-hits Drug Co. us
9. Douglas: Gus saar. - Z Doag.as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
ILL., OF PEOPLE

testify to the merit of BANNER sALvE
in curing piles. 1t is guaranteed. G.
Gehrng, 400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van Wer-
den. 82S n. Main; Wichita Drug Co, ll0
Z. Douglas; Gus Saur, Oh E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

the circulation must be equal to 1 per
cent of the population of the county, that
daily paper must have a list equal to 4
per cent of the population of the city in
which it is published. The old provision
that these papers must have been pub
lished for fifty-two consecutive weeks is
retained and counties without a newspa-
per are exempted.
Millions of people are familiar with De
Wits Little Early Risers and those VINO
use them find them to be famous little
liver pills. Never grippe. Gus Saur, 524 E.
Douglas; Geo Van Werden, 32S N Main.
Tablet for Twenty First Kansas
Topeka. kan, Feb 13.-The house yes
terday adopted the concurrent resolution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
THREE DAYS TO CLOSE
UItimatum sent TO the Jointists or
Ioranto.

Toronto. Kan. Fe5- "a temperaace
meeting held her condemned the inacsion
or the authorities in surprising the
joints. A resolution was adopted giving
the iointists just three days to close and
threatened the use % the hatchet
FATAL delays are caused BY expert
menting with cough and cold cures
FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR VIII pre-
vent a cold from resulting in PNEU-
MONA G. Gehring. - z. Douglas
Geo. Van werden. rs y Main. wichita
Drug Co. 10 Z. Douglas. Gus saur. -
Z Dnnrlas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

by Mr.. Mustoe allowing the members of
the Twenty-frst Kansas to erect a tablet
in the state house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

es - esn6s~tsrs 49, sess
= AssA stfesz sa4e4x ssE tAs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
1ale- Permnnrnt a,ecnnnfinn.

Berlin Feb. I-Ficid Marshal SQUIRT
Won Wal8ersec. te.eerapnlug from resin
Under date ~ February H. says mat
the German sphere have been seelp.ef
permanently hy ore company EACH -
protect the inhabitants ff9m robbery ard
oppression
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

Recent experiments ahow that ass class
Is o. feods may 10 completely objected
BY preparation called keea D5els
cure. which aas9i1tey drtr vaat yea
eat AZ Il IS the only combination ~ az
TIE natural digestauts ever feFlsea tb8
demand for g has heeems en1rnpaa Gus
saur. SIS = IoeElaa ave-. Ca. Van S. ere
den as ~ Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

house at Independence All four men
gave bond for their appearance.
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For the weakness and Trosfraaen fei-
loving gripr.e there f. nothing - pTeuat
and effective as one Mazts cosTh cura
Whaling remedy for az tnroat ard slnz
troubles ard SIS early Use prsYaHts cos
sumption. II waa made 70 cure a1ieklY
Gus 5sur - r Deuzias ave Geo Van
werdan. - X Haiu r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14

Il have Always used FOLEY's HoNEY
AND TAR cough medicine. ard raiok
Il tho best in me world aaga
Chas. Bender. a ncwsdoalcr II Erie. Pa.
Nothing else 50 good q. Gchring go r.
Douglas. Geo Van Wereen s-s =. Mafn:
Wichita Drug Co. 10 Z. Doug a.. Gas
saur. ga j.. Douglas
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TIE YuHg Peoples Chapter
OF 81. Johns Church vii, g.ve their
lib Annual Birthday Party

Tomorrow lFTaaE9 evening. February
g. ~ sad-w ck Muse han a dne musical
prosram "ill he rendered. Bring ais many
penn.es as ynu aye al5
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InitiatIve and IIeferenaanl euried

By Mr.. Johnson Of Decatur for an inlna-
constitution met q sudden death ia fHe
house. judiciary committee. II VAS lntro-
duced Monday and rep9rted uufavofatl5
yesterday.
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cent discharge Of two motornen. vas
averted today by the rslnststenent Il
the two men and the placing ~ their
names on the sub list as conductors.
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Of
ICE OF WINTER STOCK way quickly
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22


Moss AND S were de ng vers
of in mCiasses circles tine we're quiet QUO
tions follow: New-Orleans centrifugal common t0sa@ w
14 fair l'al9I a SSs sSSa se g Porto Poe Rico 2so
common 1am14c fair. 15Gl7c; good 11@2oc' priihe' Ivy
OCEAN FREGTs market for both steam IN ana a
5etarments as some time past WIN tn 'o of
' b vsar Quotations 70 Liverpool Id Iondon' ~
GLASGOW I'D; Bristol I'd Leth 2q and Bremen 25
pg cotton on, 70 14EspG8Ii eSF steamer
s467 tons general hence to South Africa e TO-
IanGar and GeFah 1ned Eingdom SOS German
lso and 254 tons t@9ef s7 tons u NewYork
Porto Rico trade private bark i9S tons & gsnef fs
saPso nn6e4 R0Sqn b Boston @ TO B9s about IS %
%oreran bark S77 tons lnnber Gulf to BuenGs 9sTfs 3
or & La lag t sa pnsn private terms 4l6 tons lum-
be Brnswisk 10 Sb IsaPa no ManzaRa Ss schooner
tons coal Phadepai.a ,6rs to DRY mbe? St smons
to Norch 40 schooner SlS tons ega cTp4ess
to schooner 40 tons Philadelpnia TO
SSsTannah pryas Shooner 22 tons G9. Pn9
dePha 70 m t6ng eoai Phiadelphia Providence 81
oil fn1tssr haS6ss ehanse On nnsssd ast
anGaPgs PEs s. ftrosm s6 ana in dS bulk
6 n bpi s. CO. 5sned cFnG Gasfs 6Ss nom
na prime yellow $agS9sc off sgmer nTeT yeIIoW eo~
42e nseei oil American 52g95G .aAB AmeTioa eaoae
boiled Ia S4g25' e55 trsnss Snf'a lard Ia& o 7Gsc
~as pees f4f aesSnr the upr
;n t Ina II receipts and Of shorts
Xneced Monday and $1,000 Kansas City and
S@aha %as ss sasa asi3 sf9f56ed 56 an sS sds SIS
SiIgSi2 30 packet 5Od$l2 extra Indie mess "a
siq BEEF HAMs-steady quoted at $50 BEG 81 5s o"
iso N &c: Ieo Ti 77sc; 14O ID. Sc: pigs
GIT IG = a. aa PsiSS Is Ne sasc Il n Picked
sSonders quiet quoted &c Picked hams dull quoiea @
al eas a io1tc TALLOW-Quet: city, &C. country "a
Su quoted at 40a850c Refined lard seadier QToea a @
south kmeTea cont.nen iooc BT Eil kegf II lI
ouofed: oieo ioAsc city lard steaTine l1ltc = -.
RiCFl-The Saturday dulness prev aed IN me
Ia. foT ce today and business Of hand TO mouth
nature all that reported al oi9 fsir
~ Soo6 4s.a5c: prime choice, 595sst head 6a8sac
Fatra Ak dS%c; Japan. foreign 4stq5l.c; do domestic
~ 4a.c: Java 4asd4s4c: Rangoon in bend ZaZLsc.
ST1GA AR-T11e demand refined was very moderate ate
postan Of the market today was 3baEsaj Jus. The
granllated at 1900. while Arbuckle Eros ahd tie
naming list price OF 4s0 ,t6es tor = 4oc
mould A. 525c:s cubes. 5isc xXXX r9wdered hoa@; G
confeconers' granuated. 5l5c eagle coarse ana eN 3
granueted &C. eagle 2-Io cartons 10 Dag i
standard rsnuated diamond A 49oc: confeetonsrs
A. 47Oc; No ], 445c; Nos and 4.49c; No 4:5's
g5c: No TO- 89ec: II, 1850: Nos 13 IA and
10 10, 375c: % 10 bags OF fine Eranniaed
tc-day which brings prices there down the lowest
record decline beet sugar was ,Eq2td gnd De
cline was owing visible supply and In
at close OF the next campaign there
worlds markets local market there were reports
old had been sold at SOC FOR W. test
sac The market closed nominal prices quoted as
follows: Centrifugal a6 test ,l6c aqse9nado -
test 32c. and mOlasses sugar. ~ test ) sc,
TEA-Tea futures dull at old prices all day
follow: December and January l39od soc
I4q14 10c.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New Il.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market hoee firm for choice
and steady for medium and pea 3hs latter as
Outside fgures business red kidney has been
some a1eE hod Id az are ad ASKING Ing t White kidney
yellow arriving in small lots and JOB al about % e
prices h for best grades Green and san ss9Sh
RsaT marrow Te sSTs ehoice per bush s. medium choice
81 s6oee 3 S @ dc do @ %hite Rey co do
yellow ehoGe 81 8o3$s 30 90 Diaek ss 9Sass s6
Italian medium s5as1 other foreign medium 81 81 7'
asl s5: green peas. bags 81 42Easl 49, DO s'o''
. BUTTER-Receipts for foot only % +5s
ast week Further lots Of DELAYED stock a got and IN
more usual accomplished for sauG
fresh eFeamegy sna g 'Ins MEDIUM and inferior qualities
on creamery factory rolls scarce and
jo6bing sales being made little higher m @ than so
rss 22a2tc DO secona5 Tra &c do frss 1sGa2ic
tubs fresh Is sS21G DO rss9eqs ssG0eqs
fancy 1sa1sIc do rsts Sa1.S cs do IWeT Isc do fair
to prime 14G14%c; June packed. fancy l5gI5itc:
choice I4q4c ~ % do l9sT Grades a esn gsais
butter fancy 9c common to GhoiGe % bni
stocks are not excessive and holders Of DE-
nme indifseen about urging quota.
on We do not hear Of any further en" sd snS offers
to Cable al shade higher figure than lately bid Skins SKINS
grades irregular Liverpool cable AIS for co9red 70 and md
ss t6s Cd f2 We "ss oeie sPSe full small
9? a5s made S 10 0f sr Ygse do
large September fancy, oGlo34c do late made area e
ssr seh asisc light skins small choice shqss.c: do
Tse s 10 coS so6 DO fun %
nHs5 to An @ the Gls ed needs Of the and
show no further advance. Feeling Is little unsettled
on Tefrteerators and lined holds very firm We
onote Jersey state Pennsylvania fancy selected ted
$5QSec do average prime S4G; 90 sss s &c s9~hern
25a32c refrigerator fall 2oa26c; do spring 1'@zie'
FRiITs& &FREstI-Receipts apples are light and
meeting very moderate inquiry at about previous quota
light demand but common qualities neglected Gran
berries continue rather quiet and tie nns @ b es are
all ordinary grades extra fancS nrght, slay
lions we quote Apples Greening cold storage fancy
5as6 prime sn csd 81 sasTase @
good TO fancy So 5oas 5o do common storage good 70
g mass a do do wne TGrk sP s@Pefa fair to
King storage fancy. double head Dbl souSo DO
goas tn fanes 8 Soas4 5 do BALDWIN
Choice s. 5oas4 so winter varieties fair to good
s3as3 So 10 fair grades per Dbl $2as2 90 pears
apTyef per bush box sias1 So fair choice
double head bb So 5oasa do common kinds 81 IL So q
3ro baskets s1as % do fancy. per small basket loa
per 10 ib baskets s1as 15 do per small basket. 100
13c: cranberies Cape Coz fancy large dark late per
black fancy dark So 56Gs7: medium sease Is; do In
feror s5d$ 5o do jersey prime to ehoce per Dbl a. 20
to >9 fair 20 per- crate seasi 7o oranges
17Gsq2Oo s2as2 %; good prime 81 5.
@2 do s. eco % to @ hI PER FRUIT Choice 10 40
bright 4ss@64s sseIs4: sqs6s So o09s3 do 126sa
sSsss @ Ffords @ smooth 1 Cayenne per box
sGsa so do red Spanish s1ase oo strawberries
FRT-iTs~DRIEDET market holds firm for prime,
sho 5 & anc % ya oS stie- slow sun dried
anples Gull and weak Chops and cores and skins quite
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
~ n

pGNNNlIpAMlH
q RAIIRoA
sTATIoSs t2S5 et WET In TEE
u The leaving time from Desbros>es and
CortIandt streets is five minutes later thah
that given below for Twenty-third street
stntion. except where otherwise noted. r,o.
srs a New W. YORK to Peis6urg Sleeping to
$50 $50 NJ FAPE llNftiso'fEr fEraTEb n
0n ca For cReaso
:slisaPa ISSy!s iSp s Lsa' FxPsEsS
For Toledo Nashville yna cinsnpsf nnar and Car
5s asl'R:D2l,i P " Re'f3 EoU1s Pi,'sDurs
S asi?asf!l' M w4ERS HS@l1zs Ffa For
S 5Ssf9 e GeeR n AFe SsfPIeay P1eHs and
anntsf1 M cfETEr.ASp s1E ANP cScISSaTiI EN
s:iso;Ss TaE Streets.
DHRS 1os pnpF ns c61tsnd. G4fs %
Ss ss 8laF mi i fo Nah; s nas 56nasy cr : 5DR55
sFe.sigsa RnRs f m an a?6 ,f62 and 49Pni p9ns '
ing CAP 425 Dining Carr AS dining Carr 30
soUTHERN RAfLwAY.-Express. 5 Is. 42' p nn' i2'0
ATIANTIS COAST LINE.-Esrress. se' a NJ and D. %
S Ajss5sp AER sd line l5s day sas
NoRFoLk SSB WESTERN EA5LwAY.-FoF Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAf-f.o9 d m "
r6R oip PoiSf eoMFokT and NoRFoLk-T'' NJ
T645SF Ta:5.9 raa8s aqs sc ' Fafor
Standard
CAPE MAY.-12J5 D.. weekdays.
points Branch Rallroad ~ 3n
West TWenty-thrd Street Stationl. SD a. m, -
3.25. 4.b5, IL p .. m. Sundays 20 a. m 20
y. from Desbrosses and C'ortlandt Streetsl. SU2
1850. $40 $40. and 1LSo p m Sundays s.4'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 s s55 a25 eP5 55 fS6andf fsnna Lmsd
and Cortlandt Streets 10 2D Dining Car 10 - Spnins
Coruandt Streets 22M. 2s5 sa5 Dining Carr 80
%, 4.25 Dining carr 455 dining Car) boo tDhlhs
Ca6 T15 so5 So S25 12 10 night yInf,s3s sgndsy3s
61n. I-J5 coachesl. IS. $50 30 300 t!'initstI.
955- 1875 Dining Car) a. l2lo CLinlng Sarl 10
Dining Carr. 325 Dining Car). 350. 80 CLining Gar
455 Dining Car) 5.55 Dining Can. I55 SO 500 9Zo
Ticket Offices 4sl 1885 1854 III and oG Broadway;
Fifth (below 23d ST.. Astor House: West
Tweay-hfrd Station, and stations foot Of Des-
hrosses and Corandt Streets Court street $50 Fu-
street. GS broadway and Penr syIvana Annex sta
ton, Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. The New YORK
Transfer Company will call check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination Teephone
.914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
j. B. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
BAlTlMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.

sDaHy. tDally except ;
Oncps. IFS "S1. 434. I3f
W. aaf Grand Street. y !
whftehall Terminal and II
frcnf hotter or r-sidenre 20
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
,->-rpA1 MARKET REPORT.

\ev-York, DecernpeI
.,.,res started off STEADY a. a. ~ ~
COZ md for the ha't hour gave siS no %n light wall
npro'sa rora buying Gables We're sh narty ao
sueet anu 80. bsayier usual. WthSn cable
ramary recepes ea-Iv local duness pa 900 hass
55an'ea reiterang former estimate OF P",vng and
tom eahSo ron stimulated active new puE -sntdly
t ne aJer in session upon WhlSm it higher and
covering - market closing TO 10 points oae+ of
hardeneO ON the rise trading was the ,o+ing TO
firm IN lines sales for the short session sc,9ne Of y
recent llL@' The cables reflected a deCIIhe erd
35Ve - French market, OF IA pig az ~ T3rszilan
franc u = al Santos ffeCeipts
adFas - II and the aterlyl &c "A OsO
ports ' bars Domestic warehouse DELIVERIES
-,.1ed steady and mooe X,
a he basis Of csc for Rio NO anu
! invoice lots ,,-fcas in the local market 10
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

.,,rvroENezv high record prices Tor me ,s-
- - DAY when speculation broaoeneo oL1 rhe
o,-a,5nelv with public generous higher in
-i1fs On the prices were go pos a. I-anooi:
naret. ~ s,srn rise 2l2 d3 points IN rri
advanced Lied on uregtit
Another factor
- he market here higher opening "as Ne ahb in
80. 70 F-o-n Washington. To-day mace VIC 80 as
Loc.escr in which Temperatures nav co,,r-
s-eaz,-g ir nearly every locality OF the Coll coa
try This abnormal stretch OF % he movement,
s..te- vas regarded check upon 'ne next
-zbich would made most app1te-tS
TS-,,-s+a wires Southern spot &c
increased demand from
spnners Ihe sHlse - 5o,,,s
of bullish influences al "uIh
80, receins. these slightly oveTtoipeu tha
- Offset 10 some
ca! LaSS movement in the ne"
ne Tsarmrs Of the session r,uII
ont of long cotton oy rno-a
better opportunities IN tIle
80 5osJ+ions. MAY July sere purCidSo io1g II
a. .ha Taruarv option. AS the morning ~ a. Fscr
t..-sa clear that II reaction nlaTe. 4i
- MAJ and July 10 s.o4c ne
widening OF previous
and months fooiIi slioLOS,
Wall Street and Europe, an s.tP- t,+ "a
- houses bought some cotOl
+btnp took profits purchases mao long
s1nezranCe on 3D. Specula1ion go, a. =,
ltte market closed
OF points the last Inehtls ~ sas-eraI
+Js rise The stih hieher ps 80 ~.
-tn orders having come IN
lhr7' sbroad The local market Tor sp3t tr
1s5iisr INLAND and 10 Ice for Tnoollng "u'
were ne Of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
.o,,-.ct prices IN the local market to-day
annarsan Of receipts at leading centres OF aoeumua

Cotton special Liverpool eabies-sPot cotton @
American 1000 receipts 22GO0; American, lsOoo mo
s[sne i' iCred -teaSv net 2la3 points higher.
ber 496zs December-January, 35lb; January-Febrg-
Ma ana Mav-Iune 434les: June-July. 434s; JulyAu-
gusf : s9sSs: August September. 2s1zs.
flour AND MEAL-The -four market to-day. while
shade arrner. in sympathy with wheat was inactive
patents s. 9ods4 3G straights So 45aS3 50; winter
Snt s. p s TO- extra No Winter 50 soas2 90: no
grade. $25. spot and TO arrive BUcEIWHzAT FLOUR
quoted Fair 70 good 50 soGss 4o fancy
8 a g % to 1Glesi ,h oG6ted
Fine white yellow 81 e5qs1 IS; coarse 81 s6as1 IS
. arrive 200 10 s2s 80 spring bran bulk s2s go coarse
3eake SO as9 80; corn oiieake SD 90 hominy chop
s21; Z, oineal I $50, $40 80 --.. ..,,,,., -.
day day, prices advancing altogether MONO on a
news rom the sonthwess with St Louis leading the ad-
Hsn Bs made liberal use OF crop damage talk again
was decided 70 make Tuesday holiday in both the New
T an 3Versas con5t.ion of the market Foreign
stimulating Of Importance, Liver
5 @ elosihg "a I'd higheG and Paris markets e log 20
moderate short Northwest receipts were $50
pfa Tsoen5 T. @ zoo @ bush againss 200 900 ' bush
s b m raes y Tss r9eg g ,h nal otbt abe
cold weather has apparently effected the crop
time. market absorbed at
dsy Ne quoted s73zc No ! Northern sei.e and
@ g ,sd hsd s ae se.a fs M an ost basis 70 y @ Loads
altogether. including loads at New-York. CORN
The speculative trade in especially active
today during the regular session prices advanced
easily wk wheat after whieh they dropped off rather
sharply ] O'Clock down TO &C for MAY.
partly SPORTS from the interior
that feeding demand less has
cables were firm. and isdasd higher at Liverpool
There export demand No = No
white, 74i<c and No yellow, 74i4c. all b anoat.
OATS-In the market for oats there general
frness throughout the session with reacton
sympathy with Country offerings
n spite nf liberal bids out No .
oats closed sic: No b 5oi@c; No white 54c: white
53A2cs 51G52c: white. 52d5Tc
white clips. 54 RY YE>-Market firm West
ern Isc No 73 nc both afoat: State
rye e5do9c. RLEY-Market steady. Feeding
quoted at 59d6lc = and mating. e3d6sc. both Z
fuifalo-- ------- BJTcKWHEAT GRA1N-harket dull.
Quoted, S. p per track. New-York CLOVER
SEED-Asrket dull. quoted si2u1ec
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
l1nbIit Noliees.

11nblit Noilees
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Morris and Essex Railroad Company a corporati tion
III 1,onrf House the City Of Jersey City in the
Gnunt Of Hudson and State OF New Jersey. Thurs
I'm ~ pent.-gixth day of December. nineteen hun
49, and one at tso O'Clock in the afternoon. about
leads Stone. transported by
ssa company freight TO the Hoboken Station Of said
ene0y SCI consigned to H. p. Binswanger and H. p
snswanser Company. and belonging TO H P Binswanser
Dr. II E Binswanger Company, unknown owners
s aI ssia stone has remained said for
Hiirm WI n"orfhs uncalled for by said
A pstea December 10th. 1901.
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
AiNhi BY MCARTER Il ADAMS.
Attorneys,
ie4 St. Newark. N j.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION. %
06 4 35 r VI. Daily eNcept Sunfays 10 Ftts-
heId SUNDAYS onlv at a2O A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
raj Illuminated with PfrtSCh Light
at 2HI 415 and 1efR broad .
Union 81 w. Columbus Ave. fSS West l29r- -
fa5th st Stations. New York 23S aid -
Fulton Broadway. F.. d. R-noklyu
Telephone 100 3sth Street for New York Central Cao
PasSage checked from hotel CT rsside]ve q
westcntt Company
p Pr OOt>ETT. GEORGE " pANIt.t+-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

July ............ 3sA asn ssH 80 ssa
Lard:
January ........se7 20 72l4 SEQ ss72sa sse714
May ..--.-...... 8 721 SO e72h e771a o 721e
Ribs:
January ....... ss134 ss73s ss5 ss7sa $50
May ....-...,.,. s. 57is 60 SIS SEQ s57h
Pork:
May .16 721fs Is 1910 l6 s2lz 16 1914
Receipts breadstuffs points thousands
cphers o0O omitted bbls bush,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

= ,-eea market firm; No Z Rio os2yy, Iei,s5 stafes
n ~liTts I0to bags cleared for me me .o .eN
100 Iy-a5 for Europe. 3.0o6; stock o'V f,,royrs.
4" 7se statistical position OF bI1~i'a- ~