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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04
when The
Hair Fails
anied by
mucous patches in
the mouth, erup-
tons on the skin,

8, - colored s~plotches,
AHNk swollen glands, aching muscles
Va and bones, the disease is making
= rapid Roadway, and far worse
symptoms will follow unless the blood is
promptly and efectual1y cleansed of this
violent destructive poison.
S. S. S. is the only safe and infallib1e
cure for this disease, the only antidote
for this specific poison. 1t cures the
worst cases thoroughly and permanently.
My Condition Could 1e On ths 5s5' s ST 3ss]
u.- Poison. + tried
1HNNG bEeB ND WefEe. three doctors, but
- their treatment
did me nc good I was getting worse all the
time ; my hair came out, ulcers appeared in my
throat and mouth, my body was almost covered
with copper colored splotches and offensive
sores. I suffered severely from rheumatic pains
"a my shoulders and arms. My condition could
have been no worse only those afflicted as Twas
can understand my sufferings. I had about
lost all hope of ever being we'll again when
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04
J. Webb Bros. will have their millinery
opening Wednesday and Thursday.
CALL OF CITY WARRANTS,

All warrants on the general fund of
the city Of Bismarck, registered prior
to July 23rd, 1889, are now called and
payable at my Office. Interest ceases
from this date. J.:
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"R. and L. e." What is it!
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE.
Furniture, carpets, bedding, etc., at
old P. O. building Saturday, April 9Th.
Frank Donnelly, auctioneer. Terms
cash. E. S. BEARDSLEY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04

IL troubled by a weak digestion. loss
Of appetite, Or constipation, ID few
doses of Chanberiain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every box warranted.
For sale byE. s. Beardsley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04
NOTICE.

Regular meeting of Bismarck Chap
ter No. II, O. E.. S., tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening at 7:3O.
MINNIE B. DAVIDSON,
Secretary.
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ONE CENT'A WORD COLUMN

FURNISHED HOUSE to let. Enquire at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04

GIRL WANTED for general homework by
Mrs. A. L. Woods. Enquire at Mrs. Watson's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04

Fresh velvet at the Capital Book
Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04

WANTED-Trustworthy men and women to
w travel and advertise for old established
house Of solid financial standing. Salary $3.50 a
wasting, required. Give references and enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. Address
Manager, 365 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-04

Millinery opening "Wednesday, April
8, at Lucas & O'Hara,s.
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S. M. PYE,
City Treasurer.
Bismarck, N. D., April 8, 1891.
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aR~ and r. 7 What is itP
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SHOES

LADIES AND CH1LDREN's SHOES. Ladies and
children are alike concerned i'll this announce-
mert. Nothing but reliable shoes and styles are
shown by us, at very much less than usual prices.
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MADE SUITS

Prices ranging from $3.50 up. Try one of our
$l2.5O suits-in every way frst-class.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. O-C1osing-Beef-E Extra India mess
dull, 66s Pork-Prme mess ness Western dull 6ss Hams
refined in pals. 3es Cd; prime Western terces.
SIS Bacon-Cumberand cut, 20 to 20 10. firm. ass;
short rib l6 to "a ~ firm I'D; long clear mddes,
light dull AIS Cd; long clear middles heavy
80 10 steady Ais Sd; short clear backs 16 %
~ hrm. 4Os ID; clear bellies, IA TO 16 fb firm. ass.
Shoulders-SquaTe III to lS 10 hrn. S+s %. Sutter
s2s Cd. Cheese steady; American. finest white. 92s;
25s Cd; Australian in London 25s 3D. Cottonseed oil
Hull refined spot, steady 21s 90. Turpentne-Spirts
firm. 2ss. Rosin-Common steady, As lO5ad. Petroleum
Refined quiet Is. Linseed oil steady, 3ls 3D. Peas
Canadian quiet 5s Sad Louis. fancy winter
steady. ss Cd Hops London Pacifc Coast. steady.
e 5sGf3 bs Wheat-Spot strong; No California. 6s
sd; No red, Western. winter 6s 2Ed: No ! Northern
6s 2Ad. Corn-Spot quiet American. mixed. new. As;
American mixed old 19ld futures steady January.
8s IL I'D, March Ss l09sd; May. 3s 97sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

became scattered including afternoon more or les.
teszhs A. Chicago much the conditions were in
May wheat out there kept cost TO 7sc ali dsV Tbsre
coIsosraole oulsh news apparent during the
One Of those influences report to the effect that
me Argentine surplus would as
being considered quite reliable felt It's in
huence pretty much all the morning in connection
Tor export late Wednesday generally reported
Export transactions noted the close of business
worked previous day. Unexpected strength
the Liverpool market. where prices closed 1sdkd
day. The London market came partly 1sd net lower.
Broomha explained the Liverpool strength as due to
drawn On the Continent moderate weakness prevailed
Paris closing partly points lower Berlin mark lower
Price reported wheat uninured by recent low
temperatures. good outlook has been maintained but
prospect about normal Preliminary estimates
on the next visible supply statement suggested @ 1te
day Quotations OF cash wheat. Z ahoat basis were
Northern Duluth, s91sc: No Northern Duluth 81 Sc
No Northern Chicago. S%e; No red New Ne bsE5 foE;
New York sOIac. No hard Chicago $3.50 prompt
CORN-Te market was moderately acve s1repsi5n
a. a. I VII ~ vas practcally nothing at outPorts
* IoaSs Buving motives after opening included an
advance ~ IA SD English markets sInal. "a
t q, Cbicsgo with grading still unsatisfactory ana
again az aabo nd cIearances Estimates for FRIDAY
however We're somewhat larger and this W,tn ct @ the
wheat. tended to also h 0et lower No
@ casas at a elevator delivered and at 1se uft,e
Ss3S,e a. This point beyond seadiness in casn bite
No oats closed at sO,4c No oats 500 osoi6Sisc track
o. hi. = 9 '2 3bc No white clips SSqSSsc a6oat
Market arm No Western quoted at %, % 5sS54c
No Western ssc t.ssr Feeding quoted at 4sa90G
HeNy1York; mailing. eoG6Sc c TeS seSe9c
WHEAT Market quiet qnoted as a.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

choice veaIs sold at 81 TO IS so 100 rn yearings
20: City dressed veals dull at Sc 10 12isc per 10
Sale-Apdrew Mullen: veas 152 10 average. IS so
per 100 70; IL yearlngs 46S 10. at So.
j. u Curtis & Son. II veas 154 10 s5 so; do, 13S
~ At So.
SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Receipts were 20 cars or 4O14
market Demand fair. but prices low. in view Of
free arrivals Sheep fell on 10
and lambs 15 cents lower; showed
greater reduction. The weak.
the pens cleared. with the exception OF single
load Common 10 prime sheep sold at So so TO 81 Ss
per 100 10 ordinary to prime lambs. at 50 90 to 50 'o
anadian lambs at Sc 80 Dressed mutton sold at &c to
&C per ~ dressed lambs at SC TO 10sc Country dressed
hothouse lambs in the market and selling at
me wide range Of from 81 to $40 carcass but mainly
sales-D Harrington: 191 Ohio lambs. 70 10 average
at SO IS per 100 96 10. at S6 5O 13
Ohio sheep 112 10, at S4 25
J J. H. Hume Bros: Iss State lambs IS ~ at 50 20;
s Judd lis Buffalo lambs, 6s ~ Sc 50: 1872
state do. "A n. Sc 20; y State sheep e6 10 at
oo6 e. L Kerns Coz "a Ohio lambs 50 10, at 50 10
Sc 62!2; 12S do. go 10. at Sc IS 49,.
Mcpherson & CO. rs Buffalo lambs, IS 10, at So 20;
67 do 107 10 at 81 25 81 do. 100 fo at 81 2o 81 do 80
Harrington Co: ia Ohio lambs. So 70, at se rs;
Ohio sheep, 121 10. at 81 25. 100
$50 Kentucky sheep, ioa ro at 81 so
Curtis & Son: So lambs 70 10, at Sc 12i2 do.
50 n, at S. rs; sheep, s5 10. at - ,,,
HoGs-Receipts were IS cars . 7ss head including
carload market The general market was
quoted Buffalo advices but the light pigs ap.
steady full carload sold at So l5 per 100
10 Country dressed steady at 5QIc per 10; lght eah
pigs sold up to Sc in some cases , -. &c -,
sales-E. l. Kerns & Co: 100 Pennsylvania pigs IS 10
S Judd & Co date yesterday) 20 rough hogs. 27s fc
Tobin shannon date yesterday> 40 Jersey hogs. 1ss
10 s5 so: roughs s26 10. at 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 1O-CattIe-Receipts. 5000 head in.
cudng strong 15c higher butchers
stock firm; Texans 1Oc higher: Geod 70 prime steers
s. 5as4 90 canners s2as2 co. bulls 5Sa$t 4o calves
Sass 25 Texas steers 81 1OQS4 go; Texas grass
So s5Gs4 bulls s2 5oa$s so Hogs0RS dSo
cepts to-day so 900 head; TOMORROW estimated sOV'
left 1000 opened Oc higher closed with sdvance
lost; top SIS 471a and butchers 80 loGSo ~ =
good choice heavy IS 3o9$5 41a rough hesyy s. l9
S5 25 light SS 1885 421s; bulk of sales SO 2OGS5 Do
SheepReceipts 10000 head; sheep and LAMBS steady to
l0c higher: good choice wethers 81 So1S+ To- 1ar to
choice mixed 50 5oaSS So: Western sheep 81 S2gS4 g.:
Texas sheep So 50g$3 co. native lambs. 81 25q$5 60;
Western lambs. $5GS5 60.
Cincinnati Jan 1O.-Hogs higher $4qS5 As. Cattle
dull, lower; 81 25q$4 IS Sheep steady 81 5oas4 25
East Liberty Jan. 1O-Cattle steady: extra. s. 5O@
SIS 20; prime S. 1OQS5 81: common, S3G$3 rs. Hogs
higher; prime mediums and best Workers So 45Gs5 90:
ass. Sheep about steady: choice wehers s. 35GS4 so;
common ST 50dS2 so; choice lambs s. S5dS6 10:
good. $4d$5 IS; calves 81 5O4SS.
Buffalo Jan. 1O.Cattle-Recepts, % cars; sheep
lambs. 40 cars hogs. as Shipments-Cattle.
% sheep and lambs. % hogs is Cattle
Fair demand. general market steady and unchanged
Among sales II head 1127 ~ 81 S0 calves in
moderate supply fair demand and steady the basis OF
SS. Sheep and ambs-Market lower, basis being &c
top grade lambs with bunch selling &c higher;
choice s. 9OGS6; good choice, SIS 1898 90;
sheep, choice 81 25dS4 50 choice sac
81 - HoEs-Market steady the basis S. 50dS5 80
for heavy mixed and porkers pigs S5 So So I5g
81 80 Close steady on the basis OF S. IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoTk, January 10, 1900
CoFFEE-The market sank etill lower to-day under
pressure long selling by the bear faction.
cables foreign markets. bur
densone receipts the crop country and absence u
speculative support on the first call prices declined 10
10 points with the market buletined STEADY. Fol
lowing the call weakness became very evident and selling
FOR both accounts quite active for these
times small markets Noon found the situation well
under control leading bears and the position 4
bated bulls even more precarious than ever Bot
early ray Of hope for the latter
peared shape rally OF = franc in the French
market But. the cable was unaccOmpauled hy for
egn buying orders. produced marked effect upon
prices feeling steady. with prices
net 10 points lower. Total sales for were
22000 bags well scattered through the late months.
Receipts the ports and interior of Brazil were
larger than generally figured upon American ware
while heavy. failed materially Offset the
bsarish influences The market for spot
coffee was neglected and weak. with prices in very
nominal condition, somewhere between &C and
O
The range OF prices the local market to
Esv as
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

oon Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
80 demand; sales, 5000 bales speculation and export
- Daes. American. 1000 bales. receipts 600 haes
-sIleall 600 bales midding upland 9-lsd Futures
tssa steady and points lower; quiet az TO
tass net lower. January. 52sizb: January February
@ snTuary March, 523s. March-ApriI 2Osk q: April,
. rs May-Ju 5.i552s: June-Juy B12jhb: July
vvusI oHS5zb: August-September 459kb Manchester
I'm r1its quiet but steady. Cloths. good inquiry
si,.,LoLR AND MEAL-AnarE the -four rnarkA, were
siee az Eanostn again because continued wide
s between operators. prompted by Irregular cond-
IN wheat The close reflected weak unIerfone with
4, Il 19Lnaliy unchanged Spring patents were quoted
lO4s4 so; winter straghts 50 5Ods3 90: winter
ss,e.s y 19gS4 spring clears Sass 35 extra No /
erss " l5l9kz 90: no ? winter 50 $3.50 75. M
RBr. Sls SogSis 75. spot and BUCK
fa; Fair q good g s6asS Is. choice to fancy 81 ia
s. ss5sss - -cohNMEAL-steady. Quoted: Kiin dried
Fss go 90 as 20 brand. BAG MEAI-ouiet Quoted
FFgrH rHhite and yellow, sJaSI 0S; coarse 81 Sto2c ~
facs- acsDFiIm Quoted: Spring bran. spot SIC 75asl7:
gs - srrive, 300 ~ si7Nsi7 50; spring bran b,ii
SIC 5Sasis So ooars winter bran sleasis city bran
cR ~e als hosey chop. ST: OIL meal SOS 25
~ .f-W4aEATAfer 1uctuafing more or less active
fnsrka. range of lc busheI yesterday The yvbeat
srS eto.ee Exactly where the previous Ss,
weak az 70 undertone. The prevailing tendency
th,ng P 70 the last hour rather bulsh. IL any.
fhs ano az one time prices HnMc higher than
orn before most OF this improve nent taKing psce
~ forenoon Instead OF being broad and active
sor 80 osy was mostly limited 20 room orders witch
Nhs favored the bull side Of the market and then
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARkErs.

Galveston. Jan. IO.-Cotton easy; middling. I1-16c
low middling, 9c good ordinary sac receipts, 10 267
bales; exports Great Britain 1889 coastwise 3ST6
sales 2Ol: stock l94. 2ii.
Baltimore, Jan 10--Cotton nominal; middlng lose
low middling lllec; good ordinary 1-l6c;
Memphis Jan, lO-Cotton steady; middling. 9sc; low
middlng 9&c; good ordinary, s1sc; receipts. %;
bales: 1897 shipments 776: sales. 200:
i57.279.
St Louis. 10-Cotton dull; middliug. Csc; low
mddng 9S-16c: good ordinary: l5ol6c: net receipts
savannah Jan. lo.--cotton quiet middfing 91ac;
mddng ec receipts 1918 bales sales So 1l56S4
Orleans, Jan. 1O.-Cotton quiet. middling. 9Ssc
middling 9hc; good ordinary s9sc; receipts 80.
81. .lS2.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan. 10. p. m-Cotton-Spot-Fa demand
prices 3-22d lower; American middng fair, . 81 32d
good middling 21 -32d middling 9l6d: middling
1894: good ordinary. 532d ordinary. 2932d. The
sales Of the day 5000 bales which for
speculation and export and included 1000 American Re
Ceips 5000 bales, including 1900 American Futures
opened and closed quiet; January 2S64a5 29-6 buy
January and February 26-64d sellers: February
and March 23-64d sellers: March April, 2O-6i1
2164d sellers April and May Is cid sellers; May and
June l5-64T5 16 64d sellers; July. 12-6f6
l36id buyers July and August 964a5 i0G+d buyers;
August September 84d4 G0-64d buyers Septem
her. 61l6fd October. 2 6id nominal:
October and November. 80 SD nominal.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
NAVAL STORES.

The trading in spirits to-day almost en-
tIrey TO supplying immediate requirements The under
however, quite steady prices wit
quiet and about steady unchanged quotations
quote
TAR-Reguars So, do oil hbs 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- y 74Oc
ROSIN-Common good, strained z.
81 F. 81 sly @ 81 90 H. 81 021b; l. 81 95 X So
M 81 20 N, So so; W @. SO. w So 25.
STOCK ON HAND.
32I
Spirits turpentine 800 bhis
Savannah Jan. lo-spirts turpentine firm. 3sc. Re
Pap, e W sS o,gso Pos exporS PAS & Sbls:
grades unchanged. Receipts $3.50 bbls; sales s26
bbls
Wilmington Jan. 1o.-sprts turpentine-Nothng DO
ing Receipts, 10 casks Rosn steady, 81 209S 2B Re
eeip las bos Crude turpenne quiet 81 80 and Sc 80
hecep.s % dds Tar nrm 81 so receipts 16i b6ls
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

CoTTON-Cons5erng the meegreress Of specu,a,ion
and the indifference Of the
cotton market to-day made pretty fluctuations
without, however showing material Tho
opening steady with prices points higher point
oUeT ana for brief period held the
from short who had generous profits within reach
ano feared that the decline Of yesterday about
Cleaned out weak holdings Of long stuff placing the
Iaakst IN form 10 once more advance. cables
from b9th apartments IN the English market were
tessh beyond dispute while the
Liquidation gained precednce ana bear selling sub
sequenty came 10 the front. Prices slowly crlmblAd
under this weight until loss = points was IN
eFoence For the Of the market was
ieeb ana 10 al outward appearances destitute
SaNraIFe eneTgE Yet Immediately following the noon
Holr me that fan
ueoN the figures expected covering which grew
rapidly when NeW-Oreans buying came the
wires n fair numbers The appearance OF the on7caI
ts'tnates rom New-OTleans Houston the
lInoTs and the market strength while st
- same time stimulating buying for rise During the
res l me afternoon the fluctuations
- no especially indicative OF bull aggression
- LtNs OF the more thoughtful operators were in no
aF aIicred by to-days variations
80 conended that further lines OF holdings must
olne our before the market "a
ORG above the high point recently ana before
l-'ve hold Ten March and Nav cotton W. =
relieved 70 be easily possible once the smaller hodara
were shaken and fresh start was made Therefore
afternoon rally had little attraction for the buls
.fst az me close was quiet anc steady with
Was IS follows: T ' Ae' - dag
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York, January 10. 1901
BEEVES--Receipts were 10 cars. or 34s head includ
ing IL for slaughterers and for the
ing doing OF any importance. few "stockers
S2 a5GS3 per 100 10 Dressed beef rather slow
sac per rb for native sides. No change reported
Liverpool ana London markets Shipments 20 sheep
the Caribhee the West Indies
cALvES-Recepts were Al head: all for sale veals
steady. limited offerings disposed
readily Barnyard calves nominal. Ordinary to
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

sot cotton closed dull with quotations unchanged on
OASIS of lO7tc for middling upland and I0ac for
s Pllf Sales 20 bales Southern spot markets were
,eegraPhed as follows: NewOrleans quiet. unchanged
- S7se Mobile, quiet. l-l6c lower 9ssc: Savannah
- lo~er az s4zc Charleston quiet. UNCHANGED at
20 wilmington. firm. unchanged, 91zc; Norfolk dull
!!6e lover at CSC; Baltimore nominal. unchanged
use Augusta. steady shade lower . 13-IGc: Louis
ou Lice lower 9ssc. Estimated
- New-orleans from $500 500 bales against
Isis week and 4.se6 last year: Houston, from
o 70 $500 bales. against ll3s last week and 1852
Receipts ports ana Interior points to-day com
pared with the day iastye
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York January TO- 1901.
BEANS AND PEAs-There is no Improvement in the
demsnd for beans and the feeling
strictly choice hand picked stock of which
little Offering al present Most OF the lots poorly
screened. and these be bought 6d10c under
price Pea beans show increasing strength sales Of
both barrels and bags reported to-day 81 IS Medium
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. 1o-F1our dull wheat-Sprng
spot price. unehansed No l hard old small lots sS9sc:
increased offerings bids lower No red 7sc mixed ne
No l white. &c asked on track. Corn weak No vel
low 42c: No do 41%c; No corn 4l2c; No DO. 4114c
through billed Oats quiet and easier No white 30%c
No 3 do SOC: No mixed, 2Sc; No do. 2TLc through
billed. Barley strong fancy quoted &c for West
ern; nothing offered below 62c. Rye-No on track
5Tiac, No 1. 5sc asked In store.
Chicagn lO--The leaalnE futures I.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

Cash quotations Flour dull and steady;
No spring wheat. 6Ia74c No = red. 1860; No 2 corn
Slizc No = yellow, Stltc: No oats. 24lsc No white.
&'fc No White 25fHZ!ac No rye So fair n choice
mailing barley. 57a62c. No haNseed. 81 63 ! North
weHern 81 3: prime timothy clover
g1ads $40 70 mess pork per bbl $14 75qsl5 lard per
dry salted shoulders boXe. 81 l2SIS6
sides toXed) s. 3ouS7 80; whskey basis high wines
e dull creameries l5g22c. dairies l2a20c Cheese
duI lOlt1llAc- tEgs dull; fresh. i9c.
Cincinnati Jan. lO.-Flour steady Wheat arm: No .
red S'zlSlc Corn strong No mixed. 3eg39i9c. Oats
firm. No mixed. &c Rye firm; No .. SIC.
Duluth Jan l0.-Wheat. 20 ! hard T6i-c: 10 arrive
77sc: May, soic; No Northern. cash. 749c.
152c: May, Tsi.c July 79ic. Northern e4s97Otsc
No spring, 56'.aesi.c. Com s61.c Oats 26a25Rc
Milwaukee. Jan. 10-wheat dull; No I Northern 77a
77lsc; No Northern 74l4a75c Rye fr1n: No l. 548
Minneapolis. Jan. lO.-wheat cash. T5s.c May 77c:
July, 7ISHT7'sc; track. No No
ern. 70iac. No Northern. Ts072s.c Flour and bran
unchanged
grade. January, 76saa77c. Corn steady: No .
mixed. January. 4@4a4S9c. Oats firm and nc higher:
No white clipped. 52l2 G33c. Butter dull unchanged
fancy Western creamery 23c; do prints. 2ic
western, pc: do Southern. 20c Cheese steady: New
York full fancy, small 11atQI2c. 10 fair o
choice lolP1 ne Receips-Four 5000 hbls 1870 900
n IN sacks; wheat 5000 bush; 900 BUSH
1000 bush Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bush: corn ~
bush; oats l400O bush.
st. Louis Jan. 1O-wheat No red cash 7sc: Jan
gary I3o May &c; July. 74'4c; No hard TO'397l3c.
87zsa8sc. Oats-No 2 cash. 25c; January 24%c: May,
25@sc. No white. 27lac
Toledo. lo-wheat fairly active unchanged; cash
and January 79l4c; May s2Ase; July Sic. Corn firm:
and January 2f,sc; May 26lsc Rye. 53sc CIoverseed
March, 81 %
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
s12 A. NJ. and S.s5 P NJ Daily. except Sunday, to
Pfttsfeld Sundays only at Q. 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices lib 261 AIS PIG Broadway Is
Union So. W. 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1873 125th St
125th ST. and 13Sth Z Stations New York. 33S
Fulton 81. and lO4 Broadway, z D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone Ssth Street, for New YORK Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from by
WestcOtt Express
EDGAR ETTEN GEORGE n
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.