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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
UNION SERVICES.

Arrangements have been made for
holding CT liens service in the opc 4
house tomorrow evening at 80, the
general theme OF which will be THE
Nations Sorrow. Gu account of the
need for some such public and general
&c gnition of the great grief that has
fallen upon our country, The regul r
evening services will be given up ~
most of tbs churches, and the pastors
will all take part in these exercises
Alderman Mckay will preside and
suo addresses will be given by Rev.
A. E. Atwater, Rev. E. M. Fuller,
and Rev. Etfie K M Jones. 1t is also
hoped that Rev. DR.. Rice of Boston,
who is to preach in the Congregation.
al church tomorrow morning, will
spt ak. This meeting is to be an ex.
preston of our common feeling Of be.
reavement, and a recognition of the
grave needs which the death OF the
President reveals to the American PEG.
pie. Every true and loyal citizen will
be glad to participate 10 such ser.
vice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
STAFFORD.

Miss Florence Markham returned
to her home in Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Chandler are
visiting at Masonic Lake.
Rev. George Cummings arrived on
Monday to attend the golden wedding
Of bis parents, Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Cummings.
Mrs. Frank Walker of Barre is at
her brothers., VIM. PatterSon'S.
Mrs. Arthur Gilman has friend
visiting her.
Miss Nina Kimball has returned to
her schucl in Newbury.
Rev. Stanley Spear of Maplewood,
Mass will supply the Methodist pu.-
pit Sunday.
Mr.. John Weeks of North Danville
speut few Gays with Rev. j. r.
Fra. kiln.
Charles Smith Of Topsham arrived
in town Tuesday
Miss Cola Whi. cher has opened her
school.
Miss Mary Buell. is attending the
South Royalton high school.
S. +. Frary was in White Riv, +
junction last Saturday.
VIM. Glynn OF Baltimore arrived in
town Wednesday.
Miss Efiie Waldron is visiting at D.
L. Whites.
Elliott Marshall has returned to
Dartmouth college.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Cummings
celebrated their golden wedding Sept.
9th. OF their five children three
were present to assist their beloved
parents in receiving their many
friends who left besides their good
wishes 50 one dollar gold pieces.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
Mckinley
Continued From Page /.

Buffalo, Sept. IA. The President in
his last period of co, seriousness, which
ended about T. 40 o'clock chanted the
words of the beautiful hymn, 'Nearel
NV God to Thee" and his last audi
BILE conscious words as taken down by
DR.. Mann at the bedside were Good
bye, all; Good bye. 1t is Gods way.
| His will be DONE"
The immediate cause of his death is
undetermined His physicians do not
agree, and it will possibly req ire an
autopsy to Tx the exact cause.
The Presidents remains will be ia
ken to Washington and there will be
a state funeral.
Vice President, who now succeeds
to the Presidency, will probably take
the oath of office wherever he hap.
pens to hear the news. The cabinet
will, of course, resign In a b. dy and
President Roosevelt will have an op-
portunity of forming new cabinet il
he 50 desires.
The rage of the people at Buffalo
against the Presidents assassin when
they learned last night that be was
dying was boundless. Thousands sur
rounded the jail and the entire police
force Of the city and two regiments Of
militia were utilized to insure his
protection.
One OF the members OF the cabinet
who came from the house at 2 O'Clock
this morning for a stroll along the
front walk said meeting Of the cabl-
net would be held following the
Pr, Sident's death, probably today to
take such action as should be required
by the circumstances.
He said the expectation of the cab
met was that the remains would be
taken to Washington and there lie in
state at the Capitol, afterwards going
to Canton for interment.
Vice. President Roosevelt had been
notified early in the day of the critical
state of affairs and word had come
from him that he was on his way on a
special train. Mr.. Ansley Wilcox
says Roosevelt cannot get here until
this, Saturday evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
IS 26TH PRESIDENT

Washington, Sept. 14.-Secretary
hay officially notified all the foreign
representatives. to this government OF
the Presidents death this morning
Immediately all the flags were draped
a5 half mast and the period OF mourn
ing has begun.
Hay also notified Roosevelt that by
the death of the President he will be-
come the goth President of the United
States. Roosevelt may be sworn in
by any justice OF the peace in the
country. All the foreign embassies
Of the United States were notified to.
day and the representatives of this
government immediately cancelled all
social engagements.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
BARRE MOURNING

Some of the local stores are already
showing signs of mourning on account
of the death of Pesident Mckinley
AT the Red Cross Pharmacy the viii
dow is filled with flags and contains =
fine picture OF The dead president suit
ably draped. Homer Fits, Perry &
Camp, +. e Burr Il Co, and e.
Holmes makes similar dipIays.
Company E has large flag draped
with black across the street from its
armory and at the city hall is another
one, while the entrance to the buic-
ing is suitably draped with bunting
and mourning.
But as yet no one has heard bell
tolled IN this city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
A LYNCH|NG
Continued from Page


IL do not see how that can affect
my case,' she said. ''If it is carried
on lawfully and legally, they have nc
evidence against me. Chief Bull and
Chief O'Neill have admitted that they
have none, They are holding me with
out evidence. The death OF Mr.. Nc
Kinley would only lengthen my term
Of Imprisonment, If they justified me-.
| feel very bad for the sake Of Mrs.
Mckinley; outside of that have no
sympathy"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
stood Death of,

E. B. Munday. a lawyer of Henrietta.
Tex. once fooled a grave-diggor. He
says: MY broth ,r was very low with ma
iarial fever and jaundtce. / persuaded
him to try Electric Bitters, and he was
soon much better. but continued their use
until he was wholly cured. I am sure
edy cxpels malaria, kills disease germs
and purif1es the blood; aids digestion,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures
constipation, dyspepsia, nervous disease,
kidney troubles, female complaints; gives
perfect health. Only SOC at the Parlor
Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
A Night Of Terror.

lawful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnham of Machias
Me-. when the doctors said she would die
from Pneumonia before morning" writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. but she begged for Dr.
Kings New Discovery, which had more
tnan once saved her life. and cured her
Of Consumption. After taking, she alept
all night. Further use entirely cured her. u
This marvellous medicine is guaranteed to
cure all Throat, Chest and Lung diseases
Only soc and $1.0O. Trial bottles free at
he Parlor Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
LONDON HEARS NEWS

London, Sept. l4.-The news Of the
Presidents death became known here
at 7.39. Gloom hangs over the city
especially around the Anne rican en-
bd>sy, WI ere the flags are at nalf-mast
ana lne shutters drawn. Messages Ia
d Instant stream are arriving at the
embassy
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
COLGOSZ TRIAL.

Buffalo, Sept. IA -Czolgosz will be
arraig, ed Monda at at 10 O'Clock be-
fore the grand jury. There will only
two or three witnesses. Not expect
ed to last over half AZ hour Indicl-
ment to county court and thence will
be transferred to the Supreme court,
Justice White presiding for trial
Sept. %.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14

A moving picture OF our late Presi-
dent Mckinley will be exhibited by
the Howe Moving Picture Co. Satur-
day night, Sept. 2l. 1t was taken at
Buffalo before the shootinl. The ex.
citing scene that occurred after will
also be thrown on the screen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
THE PRESIDENTS BODY,

Buffalo, Sept. 14.-The Presidents
body will lie at Buffalo until Monday
at a. NJ, when it will be taken to
Washington and lie in state till Wed.
neSday and then taken to Canton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
THREE MAY RETIRE.

Washington, Sept. l4.-Hay, Long,
and Hitchcock, may retire from the
Cabinet, and Root may became RooSe-
velt's premier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
PUBLIC FUNERAL IN WASH
lNGTON.

Washington, Sept. IA Major Sy.
mondS in Buffalo has wired Acting
Secretary Of War Gillespie that there
will be public funeral services in Wash
irgton over the remains.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
COURT WILL ADJOURN.

Washington, Sept. 14.-When the
Schley court meets at IL o'clock Mon.
day it will Immediately adjourn.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
OTHER MARKETS BY TF1.EGRAPg

chicago Jan s7--cattle-Receipts 1900 h-aa IN
ssosS g Ss and TEXANS steady Goes prime $ 2sQ
- good 70 eaoies s. scss ~ COWS s. S
$ ssSs4 4o CAVES s4ss r-xa. fses ss -se 90 's @
8 @ TEXAS grass steers Sc soasa Texas bulls 81 50
ssPats So 5000 heaa ef, Ssss 5000 head active and
good % choice heavy s. 1905 soe rous hes SO fS
cs9s HsR r. @ bs,s sS q sales a. $ issss 60 Sheer
s. 7o fair to eo iSea $. s. os ss So, WISER ws,en 8 ss
81 sqss so Texas sheep g 5oss 50; native lambs.
Cincinnati Jan 7--Hogs active and higher at s41
ssr st eatsIs g % ssssay az ss 2ss 90 sheep active s9s
Fast Liberty 7catts steady: extra IS 5Oas5 70;
S eoasS sS as Sg sna IS s m s. 2oss 8 @ sssy ssss sS
hsssr; snSse wethsrs - Sogss Se eoFos g 5es2 5
East Rufaio. Jan 7-Rsceptz- lss cars: sheep
and lambs. IS saTsj hess I4e cars shipmens-Csttle.
i40 IsaSs @sIe sctIy @ asS,sna G 20 & - Ss S&Lte S
butcher grades vere Ioiisc hieisr cs5 SSoee be
shipping steers Fresh cows and sp,ngeFs OF TOP quality
fair fairly active: choice mainly S . some salss higher
to best smooth fs ss5ort cattle Of s5Tbl - ousis %
g 5 soqs5 iss 90 sod ess s. 5ss5 TO- shiPPng steers
s5t to geoe 70 soise bssehsg steers 2Ss4 co. god
bulls 25Gs3 e5 feeder balls 50 25GS3 IS: Gamers
So I5@Ss fa heifers extra S4aS4 50; good 70
ass stock S s steers gooa S TO b s R h G rS @ss steers
feeders 70 so eSa 10 - es $40 6 saoes s. S cspsda
common 9 geod Sass IS: McSigsn sfoesrs Common
stoeks.s g 25as2 SIS mixers snd calves choice % ex
to extra slsSsas: calves ec,cs s extra sss eoSs s
to Shoce y Sesss: heavy calves seast So sheep and
lambs on the basis Of 50 % for extra lambs and 81 50
10 Choice Sc ioss B. CGee f - 20 g extra S - e So gooS
to fair 81 75ds5 5o sheer choice 10 Extra "a si Ts
oe. gsod 2 t. ehGies $ 2sqs so fair 70 good s4as4 2
Ioe lower with $50 loads sale the on
market went Ssher On he BASIS Sens me s 8 dSapsa a p ans
e e s fSr Workers. FOughs were quOabe "a 1885 sags
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08

SEQ were $4,000. at Omaha $500 ct Kansas City
stOV All points had 5000. .PoRK-Firra Quoted
Mess slsgSl4 family. sl4 5Ogsl5; short clear Si4 soc
BE.sF-Filrn Quoted; Mess. s9ase so; family
sOqsl2 packet sloGs1o 5o extra India mess sl4asi6
~ :1EEF dAMs-Dui. Quoted at $40 5oGS20.
st.St5D h0Gs-t1rrn Quoted Bacons 6s.c; $50 ~
bellies steady Quoted: smoking szc 10 10. Sc; - Ib
s7ci a Io lAc Picked shoulders dull quoted SAG
as Picled hams steady: quoted 50 tai
steady quoted at 1885, ey esEgn ara ssas quoted az n
heflned laru nrn Suoted South America s.40c; Con-
nnenf 1see; Brazil kegs. 94eS Compound dull Quoted:
STEADY Quoted: oleo. 6lze bid: city stearne @Sc
ElCE-The market for rice fairly active to-day
ana held quite firmly domestic grades quo
Jatlons Advicss from Southern markets about
anticipated. Quotations follow: Domestic 10
O &C. fair 70 good, Ss 441ac; prime choice, SIS
Ssec; head 51aG61ae: Patna. 44s65Ae Japan. al q5c
SUGAR--At about o'clock it was announced. TO the
surprise of many traders in refined that prices
were advanced 10 points 10 5ec for granulated by the
rumord higher prices through
the settlement Of the but this
eonfrned Others say il the result of big demand
prices Cut loaf crushed dominos 6.10c; mould A,
5SSc; cubes. 5S5c: xxx powdered 5.I5c; powdered,
coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 50c Eagle con-
granulated 570c: Eagle 2ro cartons 2o bags and 5Io
oags OF nne granulated 5.75c: Eagle fine granulated,
STANDARD granulated and diamond 55Oc: confectioners
No 5. bloc; No g. 5O5c; No T. 495c: No s 4s5c: No
soct No 10, 415c; No H. 470c: Nos u 13, 4.65c
a. 10 anu 10, 4.oOc Ane advance IN refneo sugar
@ no apparent eifect upon the local raw sugar trade
asde from stimulating healthier undertone to the
ke Buyers were holding of for concessions, and
SsFeo tnat raw material being offered at 5l6c
was 4tsc for centrifugal. 39sc muscovado
LOT olasses sugar Gables OF an Indifferent
ana ss % for the future option, with buyers at
QUOTATIONS.. zane was unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08

green. basket 25Gs2 5o Do per crate slaxo So
squash Hubbard. Dbl 81 501s2: marrow s11sl 50.
% Florida per crate. T5cssl; turnps Russia per bb
tomatoes Florida carrier srs3; do Havana,
MILK-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
is 35.e quart.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The action OF trading
oes slow and some surplus has formed after last weeks
uless Inis however is not at present regarded an
start up. Prime and No hold up well, but weasish
ells prevails n all lower qualities especially tor small
oales Compared with last season. this market feels
severely the abridged tangs OF Government supplies fron
"a tas coast and It Is thought that the fact Will be likely
% sect an hay below grades in the future acl-
a ent g pTiess We quote; Prime large eses per 10 10
ooS' NO l. sI12QS22c: No 2 sOs5c; NO 3 4oest t71cs
SAT- nay 4Og Clover mixed and clover are weak ena
Sstted prices favoFing buyers Small baed hay sOcG
~ lower than large. STRAW-Straw IS n Jelr de-
msnd and the unchanged We quote sOds5c Per
Ivy 10 for long Other sorts OF straw inactive Re-
epts OF hay IN reported az the Produce
Exchange at noon to-day; Hudson River Rallroad $50
Erie 500; Pennsylvania, 26o Delaware. Laehs~efna and
western 80; West Shore. 50 Dehgh Valley. 20; river
boats 20; 1890 Receipts Of straw 10 tons
by river. 100 by rail; total 11O tons, ~,
Elgin ILL., Jan. THE sales Of butter on the Elgfn
Board OF Trade have assumed peculiar eonaltons Inc
creamery goods manufactured In the Elgin district
amounting to 100000 10 week. are contracted for
and shipped directly from the creaeriss To-day though
the offerings large there were no sales on the Sa
board The Quotation Committee reported the market
steady at 2ic. Output for the week, 2o4eoo 10
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
EyPoRTs LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeK-York. Ianuarr z. 1eOl.
January z. 1901.

X 4
coFFEE-Considerable snap and bull enthusiasm en-
coffee Exchange ana
s Outcome OF the activity rise OF 10 points
sna positive bullish ruling sentiment On the first
s the market steady, with prices % 10 points
higher Soon afterward the trading level was net ~
higher while in the late the market reached
Level 10 points above Saturdays closing figures.
he change quite accordance with the close of last
Saturday the Of during the session Bull
cables. lighter Brazilian receipts and increased spot
the influences which prompted shorts 70 seek
and prospective investors 20 arrive az positive
decision. Trading energetic throughout the session,
s-i there the fantest evidence of weak
ress The market finally firm and 70 10 points
hishsE EuroDe and Brazil moderate buyers Ia the
Local pit The final French cables were somewhat dis
appointing, noting decline from the best figures of the
Eay realizing. for spot coffee
business fairly active the basis Of 74c for in
Rio warehouse deliveries the
ed states for the week Just ended about 10000
against 13O1lO bags last week and So 1A6 bags the
week year OF the former amount NeW-York
rsled Oh bags Santos receipts $4,000 for the
compared with 10000 week and 90 900 bags
fhs same week gear ago. Rio receipts aggregated
9l against $1,000 the previous week and $1,000 for
tie szs week year ago Rio shipments 70 Europe for
week, 600 has: santos shipments 70 the United
Etztss 5000; 10 Europe, $4,000.
Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
rzS Is
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08

notwithstanding and profit taking carried prices up
no down to-day. influenced by bush news in the morn
70 ana beerish Tecsipts estimates in the afternoon
sso1afion Was BY means particularly active though
during first two hours there very noticeable
Growth n investment business and confident operat
g hy the talent IL kept clearly in mind, however
nat prices 80 points from the level at which
ne late rise started leading 10 anticpatons ot rsac
No1 under realizing The Liverpool market had been
counted % show little change from the closing
--sZe spot cotton before opened. This created
ensteEaEOn IN the bears ranks and Inspired confidence
among heEtan bulls Active buying for these accounts,
cnn5uncon vita good support from the South, Wall
1t the spinning interest and Europe gave the market
mn start with prices 69l0 points higher. January
4zg crept dangerously the ten cent line. Fol-
s1g the eall the market made additionally strons
y reports thai Epnners and exporters we're finding diff
fcllw 70 secure spot cotton. az Zc aGvance IN
ne south Increased demand for cloth goods ana talk OF
revival Of business in the cotton goods market generally
tped % tone up the speculative market here All the
.renoon the feeling was hsrn. ana many talked Of a
ineIs turn profits ana a falling of 81 backing
,n the outside, cue TO larger estimates from New
orleans and Houston for toloFFows receipts than
i.-pate1- whereas the stanch bun traders were
Erurbee by the estimates, the big Gsures tirntd
ers the chance looked for 20 qUoate and grasp the
re afternoon kept within the immediate vicinity
G Saturdays GRal bids and speculation followed
tsrr9g channsl The Official rep0rts from Southern
keis fully eou1froed the early private advices Clear
enees Tor expert the largest for single day in
week. reaching 1900 bales mostly for the Conti
rsnt and Liverpool Al the sose The market barely
s,sacy with prices net unchanged % points lower.
Ae snSe q contract prices local market to-day
seE as Gclcws
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 1Cotton steady; miadiins Csc low O
iddIne 93-16c; good ordinary, l-lOc; receipts lS1
nales; exports Great Britain l0s2s; TO France sTOi
the Continent, lStt; sales oot. STOCK -Ngt oass
low nddng Illlc; good ordinary. 1-l6c; net re-
ceipts bales gross 4Sso exports 20 Great Britain
5619; stock. 1O604 bales
Savannah Cotton firm, asking higher: middns,
o q lee low niddling. 116c receipts, 2IS bales ex-
ports To Great Britain 6o4S; % the Continent. 12Ols
fvIse 935; sales sol: stock. 1O9.365 bales.
Memphis Jan. Cotton firm; middling 99sc; low mid
ding 9c ordinary. s5sc; receipts, 2sS bales
gross 3OI: shipments. 2Ss2 sales. 265O; stock. 15S
New-orleans Jan. T-cotton firm and higher; mddlns
csc; low mddng exc: good ordinary s9sc; receipts
fSTTo bales: exports the Continent 500: coastWise
5i0S; sales 5000: stoes. SOS. fes bales
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat-Spring
stea9y Lsht inquiry No Northern old carloads s5e;
NO Northern new. S4dS4isc. Winter-No red. soc
asked. Tec bid; mixed 7sc No 1 white nc on track.
Corn unsettled With buyers k9l5c under sellers; No
yellow t2leal42&c asked No 121 G421c asked No
eeEn @ 4t|ga5c asked through billed Oats strong; No
Nfhte. sIc; No white, 3Oc; No mixed. 2sNc: No
mixed 2I%c. through billed Barley too unsettled 70
quote hye-NO 1. in store. 5sc asked
Chicago. Jan THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
prices IN the local market to-day

~ getlc1 ruled tull with quotations unchanged. on
ne tafs cf i0zc tG..ng upland and l9tzc Tor MID
crg 1pE sales. 100 bales. southern markets
isssrsphe1 follows Es-orsans firm. Lice advance.
~ ssc: Mobile unchanged csc: Savannah
2~ts ana unchanged et 9-Iee Chsreston nrm ana 1c
~ er az sc: WILMINGTON rr1, sc advance. az si-c
tcE fr l--ec advance. at 2tEe; Baltimore nominal,
~ ss2nee. - l0isc; AUGUSTA rsr2 l-ltc adNaDce az
..s-Dc e. Louis STEADY, l-Iee advance. at t-lGc
'legsc receipts EeN-Drlezns 1900
1s3 bales, 4,7z7 bsl-s week a. ,25e
pss iss Horrtor, 1900 % 1900 bales against
4'.e.1 bales last week and -DtE bales last year.
heeegts st the ports and interior points to-day
t~fe4 with the Ealne DAY Lass week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot ot Chambers n.
as follows. and minutes earter trorn w Sd 81:
BOO a. m Daiy--Soit tran for BuTaio. Art. p n
Bnsaamtcn. WaNerly. E mira and Bradford NoAcaeA
p2Iior and cafe dining % E-@aio.
ESQ .. m Daity.-Chtcago lirited-Fast nal-Soua
train 20 chicago arriving $40 Art Cleveland 40
SlsspeTs Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining
$50 . paily.-Eu-slo and clevelani Expr-ss-Arr-
IEEaO Io5. Bradford Teu jamestown Io1 and YounSD
town 1927 m: Cfeyeland $3.50 D m sisspers TO suc-
OLD o N. DailY-solli train Binsnamton. waver-
IS. ElmEa, Chicago sleepers Bralo. Chicago cinctn
uatL Dinlag Car.
fiNCKETS. local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
kgoecway. Us East i2tth S, ans s-s Wsst t25.h st.
Chambers end Nest ed 81 ferries. Newyorks 3SS
$50 Fulton ST. ss Brsstwsy. Brooslyr; lec RIVER ST.
Noh0ken. and Jersey City Station New YORK Transfer
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l2 A. NJ ass p n Daily, except Sunday
Pittsheld: Sundays only at S-20 A.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsoh light.
Ticket ofncss lis. 261. AIS and 1916 Eroatway
Union So. w. 275 Columbus Ave, 13S
12Jth and 13sth Stations New york: 93s ana RS
Fulton 81 and l04 Broadway. d. Brookyn
Telephone 800 Ssth Street, York CAB
WestcOtt Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Superintendsnt. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08

Sssh quotations were as follows: Elogr steady; No
Ss.,aSs7Sc; No yeoy. s7,s asI5e; No oats. s4asq
feeding barley 45Qs2c fair choice mailing 5igS9e;
No faxseed. 81 56 No Northwestern. 81 576S1 60:
SIS IS 81 s. s. I7ssI ?s o isors Rs5 POI rb i sds S
stss i2l short clear sSes GSxs 81 Sss7 s S FL sss
basis OF high wines 81 "a On the Produce Exchange to
deries 1292Oc dull 1OlEGiic; esgs weak fresh
S g se % wS.ss !sa2 R Is $ e' ~
251s@26c. Rye Arm; No .. 55c
NheR 55e 10 SoTt5ssn e57Oe e:' No W spTns SG
&c; May, iec: july Soc. Oats 26a2eisc
Milwaukee, Jan Wheat dull: No Northern. "a
Baricy d1ii; No 2 scc: sample, s5a5sc
Minneapolis Jan. T.-wheat-Cash, T67sc: May. T7zc;
7c 70 Sor96srh SS SSa55sc Flour S and bran u
Philadelphia, Jan Iwhsat ao lower: contract grade.
mixed. January, ASK 94sisc oats frn and &c higher
Ter super s. ssss CO. s. s5ss2 @; PsR9syi
do patent ss 7OaS3 90 straight sacks So 4O9
s. 80: do patent, sacks s. eS9sS s.; spring clear
g favorite bands ssgss So city mills. sstTss
e @ "a Sa,sB1 qS IS 7ssa So Rye SGr sfssdy at 3 per
bbl for choice PennsylyaNis- Buckwheat hour-kres5
joSSinE sales higher Butter quiet but steady; fancy
Western creamery Sc DO prints -ec Esss eglI sna 1e
ssein se az soStheTn Sc cheese arm: Nev-YeTk
an cream saS sR o Siis 90 asd ls' is5 S n Ii
sacks; wheat isOo0 bush; eoTn llso0O bush oats @ SSo
oSisl oass 2.ooe Suss
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Sse corn-INo cash S6lsc; January se%e; Msy 3ISc
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ToedO. jan Wheat active and lower cash and
5Sgsuaryb 5Ss hybes sc caSb and January sse May sc
quiet but firm cash $40 aRss sanSa "A So SsrpsT 81 IN
March 81 %