davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-01-18
Beat Ont of an Increase or NJ.
Pension.

"A Mexican war veteran and promi-
meIt editor writes: Seeing the ad-
vertise ment nf Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera a.d Dirrhoea Remedy, / am
re minded thst as sodier in Mexico
in ~ and '4S, contracted Mexican
d u rhoea ard this remedy has kept
me fro m gfrirg an increase in my
pension i0r on every renesal q dUso
nt II res ores ulc." 1t lie Eequalled as a
qr'ck cure for diarrhoea and is pleas.
ani an1 faf. 10 take For sale by F. G.
ID Ike D'uggi.t.
T q v nusbCrp News aud Herald
.Sg btcn changed from a iri-yee6ly
20 semi.w eekly. The. ri.weekly
as Hso, running 80 years.
II Ia. heen proven beyond doubt
,hN, mctqoi;ocs carry tie yellow fever
germs AID spread the disease with
their bi!!e.
The Free Lsn,e, of Spartanburg,
has been bought by the Evening
Journal and will be issued by The
Journal as weekly, Charlie Henry,
editor.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
Con o.Keefe,s Mines.

Mir. and Mrs. Con O Keefe arrived yesterday from the SDnora Mill and Mining company'S camp, in Altar dis trct. Sonora. They left last evening for Los Angeles, Snere Pfs'ident O'Keefe of the clmpInP, has sent quantity of the ore for experimental treatment, and to test the newVulcan shelter ia it's treatmenG of the ores of the mines of the company, although he is satlsdsi the Vulcan i' all rig lt, He will order the shelter during his visit to Lbs Angeles, aud it will 0s shipped to the mines and set up as fast as it can oa acc plished
 The ore shipped for the test was an average from all the ore bodies of the developed mines, an assay of which gives Sl5 per ton in values The cost of mining and reducing the ores will be less than 30 per cent of the value, which will leave tine prodt. As soon as conditions will warrant, second shelter will be put up, as the ore bodies are seemingly inexhaustlhle aud the grade good.
 Forty five men are extracting ore and on development work. As depth Is made, the richness of the ore in copper, gold and silver increases.
 President O'Keefe Is very much pleased with the remarkably fine show ing the entire group of mines of the company are making under develop. ment. t.-Tucson Star of Wednesday.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
GUAYMAS

At evening a grand ball was given in honor of the visiting club at the residence of Mir. J. NJ. May torena, which was attended by the elite of Guaymas, by Governor Isabal and party, and number of the visitors-m my of them, low ever, having been obliged to return to La Colorada, by special train which was run for their accomoda- tion. The ball was a most notable social event, and all participants were delighted with the complet- ness of arrangement and detail which had been lavished in prepar- ation.
 In closing THE OASIS is request ed to express the high appreciation in which the visiting nine and their friends from La Colorado hold the hospitality and attention show cred upon them by the Cuaymas nine and the people of the Sonora metropolis generally.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
s1oo Reward sIoo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased 10 learn that there is at least one dreadful disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages and that is Catarrah. Halls Catarrah Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrah being a constitutional dis. ease, requires constitutional treat ment Halls Catarrah cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the found ations of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in dciog It's work. The proprietors have so much faith in It's curative powers. that they offer One hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address: F. J, CHENEY & O.,
 Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 15c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
BA>E BALL.

ators we'll pleased at having witnessed a close and exciting game and the two hines congratulating each other upon the excellence of their play. A score of 8 to 6 shows really superb work and everybody felt and said so. Follow ing is the official score:
The oasis., 1901-11-30
Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets.

Try them
 When you feel dull after eating. When you have no appetite.
 When you have bad taste in the mouth.
 When your liver is torpid.
 When your bowels are constipated. When you have headache.
 When you feel bilious.
 They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stomach and regulate your liver aud bowels. For sale by L. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1901-11-30

Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg
 lswa, was cured Of stomach trouble' with which he had beer afflicted for years, bv four boxes ni Cnamberlsin's Stumach ann Llvrr rahlet~ He had previously 'ri"d many other remedies and numbtr [ nhvsician> without -rlief Fnr sal" hv [. N Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
MORALES NOTES.

Trinity Congregational Church, Mo- gales, Arizona, Rev. w. Robert Reud, pastor. Services tomorrow. Sunday school 1000 a. m. Preaching service HOO a. m. Junior Endeavor 3:30 p. a. n. Evening service 7:30 D. m.
 MT. Ben Koering formerly superin- tendent of the Manzanal mines. in the Arlzpe district of Sonora, is now making his headquarters at Magdal. e3a, developing some mining prop. critics in that district. Mrs. Koering is with him.
 Messrs Thos. French and Mark Lul- ley are arranging for trip out into the Santa Ritas to see how work Is going on for the Santa Rita Mining Company, of which Mir. French is general manager When they return there will come with them big grist of news for TaE OASIS.
 MT. and Mrs. Nj. Vasabilbaso of Opodepe. come up from the south this morning aud will remain at Nog- ales several days. MT. V. Is one of the most prominent and widely known men on the San Miguel river, conduct ing large mescal distillery near Opodepe.
 Thursday evening MT. John B. Parish, the noted mining expert, pas sed Nogales en route to Hermosillo on business. He was accompanied by his cousin Mir. Fred G. Parish, formerly assayer for the Grand Gen. trsl Mining Company at La Colorado The two gentlemen now reside in' Denver.
 A party composed of Messrs. Klee- man. Schwab, Kiel, Miller, Saxhiug, Conn, Turner, Gates. Levin, Marsh, Rinchart, Van Treese, Shuckman and Duffy, visited Tucson the early part of this week to attend the initiatory ceremonies Of the Elks. Several oi the gentlemen were lawns upon theiT departure fur Tucson. but returned to Nogales full fledged Elks.
 "Last winter an infant child of mine had croup in violent form, says Elder John W Rogers, Christian Evangelist, Of Filley, Mo. "I gave her a few doses ot Chamberlain Cough Remedy and in short time all danger was past and the child recover ed" This remedy not cnly cures croul but when given as soon as the first symptoms appear, will prevent the attack. If contains no opium or other harmful substance and may be given as confidently to baby as to an adult. For sale by l.. w. Mix & Co.
 Tuesday THE OASIS office received call from MT. II E. Clifford of New York, a we'll known mining operator who has been known in Arizona and Sonora many years, who was superin- tendent Of one of the TOmbstons mines in 1880 (the Visna aud after ward superintended mine in the Ures district of Sonora. The gentleman was accompanied by Mrs. Clifford. They went from Nogales to La Cara. nea to look at some mining property out there. Afterward they will go to Guaymas thence to SlnalOa.
The oasis., 1901-11-30

REPUBLICANS - Everywhere sub s,ribe for the NATIONAL CRI. TERION, an up-to.date monthly magazine devoted to political work in every state and territory in the United States. One dollar per year Address NATIONAL CRITERION, P. o. Box 5l, Nogaes. Arizona.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
To the Public.

Allow me to say few words in praise of Chamberlaln's Cough Rem edy. I had very severe cough and cold aud feared 1 would get pneu- monia, but after taking the secoDd dose of this medicine 1 felt better, three bottles of 1t cured my cold and the pains in my chest disappeared entirely. 1 am most respectfully yours for health,. RALPH s. MEYERS, Thirty-seventh St., Wheeling w. Va. For sale by L. w. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1901-11-30

am in position to handle good mines in course of develop. men't, or developed mines. Come in and let me know what you have or write to me
 R. BURNHAM, NJ. E. Nogales, A. T.
 Taylor & Co.'S. Assay office.
The oasis., 1901-11-30
For Sale Cheap.

Small Hoist with cable and bucket. l.l5 HIP Engine.
 NooALEs WATER Co
The oasis., 1901-11-30

Subscribe for THR OASIS.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

more commented owins o a sha-p advance in corn
higher -riced staple i, wss concuaes
mat the small export business Of only 20
ready referred 25qsS points advance on
wheat ana -four caused b. fosts apprehension
f1sed follow Continental strength for this
& eisan1ontine a. The opening here but later turned
I'm and Budapest also had irn undertone,
Antwerp No red vas Gnotes = fraDc tS IaveT s1a fa
Plata unchanged Receipts in the Northwest were slI
reoeipts whole 30 900 bush behind last year.
MINNEAPOLIS reported prospects starting
wheat Western crop conditions rather favored bear opera
tors and The Price Current reported prospects generally
for wheat than week ago regard 20 French ad-
rance late private cable intimsted that II due
atIre 10 allow rebates duties paid and -four
were unfavoTabIe as reported in some quarters
2uoistions of cash wheat anost. follows:
No Northern Duluth SIC TO arrive; No Northern CHI
Saeo. safe: No red Ne-Y0rk. sos.c store; No red
hard HewYork oRNos roes asI Of spst steS. M
%ss paid 70 the corn market yesterday owing
MAY option in Chicago advanced &c covering
@ na saFey 81 sSTn 5s gT sale vns our market strong
higher Sentiment has steadily grown bush on the
SoTn staston and most Of the sales made from day 70
small only 225 expected IN Chicago Friday
weather IN the Weste-n STATES TdgsibeT With b,,bar r
prices. mas caused free selling movement in
% % e u1n has Fo ere Set shi"sd s up at as, @
movement some holding and others selling freely. The
70 corn closed at 4si9e elevator and 4sc shoat:
No white 4sHe: No yellow. 4she. .oATs-The
and exporters bought $4,000 bush Futures however
wte ssg2 30 "1Sf White toss sg tr No S,SS S & N9
Slee. track white. sla36c No = white clips sslsc...
oa M western le "ss .s6ss ssSSed sta,s az 81 I've We
belI@7c BARI.EY-Msrket steady. Feeding was
New York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 1s.-Closing -Wheat-Spot dull: No /
California 6s pad; No red Western winter. SIS l1&d:
1 Northern spring. Gs 3d. futures quiet: March. 5s
IND MAY is Ld. Corn-Spot firm; American mixed.
new. 3s tO%d American mixed. old IS IND futures
quiet: February 10isd March, 3s i0d May Is 9%sd-
Peas-CanadIan quiet sd Flour-St. Louis fancy
ter steady - Hops Iondon-Pachc Coast steady.
f3Tf5 15s Beef easy: India mess 64s 9d. Pork
dull prime Western, 6is 3d. Hams steady; short
cut IA 20 16 10 AS 3D. Lard firm; prime Western In
tierces 3Ss Cd American refined pals 39s Oh. Bacon
firm; Cumberland cut 26 b 45s: 16 "a
m i2s long clear middles. light. rs "a ~. Ais long
clear mddes heavy 50 40 no 4Os; short clear backs
to "a nb ass Oil: clear bellies. Ia 10 rb 45s.
shoulders-square IL 10 10. strong. 37s Sd Butter
full American white 9Ss; good I9s Cheese quiet
American finest white SOS 81: American finest c0ured.
SIS TalIow-Prme city dun. 25s ed Australian in
London easy 2Ts Cottonseed oil-HulI refined. spot,
easy. COS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet. 2ss 61. Rosin-
Common steady As Sd Petroeum-Rehned quiet Tisd.
Linseed oil easy. 26s.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. New-YOrk February Il. 1901.
bEEN EsS-fecelpts were 70 4S7 head including
Il cars Tor export alive IL cars for city aughteers and
car Tor the market. Nothing doing In cattle.
ket noninaly steady; There a moderate trade in
dressed beef at 6iEas&c ID for later
cables No exports from this none to-
~ '''- ~
tALN Receipts Were 81 head OF which were on
sale al SKtethst Market and trade limited for
ack ot Stock Neals weak Poor 10 sold
- 5oass . per zoo 10; common barnyard So 25
htIe caves at 81 City dressed veals sls6I2hc
pei b country dressed at 71eal01sc
dressed bsrnyard ana fed calves a 5a7c
sales-J. G Curtis & Son: II AZ
~ - per loo 10 DO % 70 at 81 50; do l0T n.
-. az 81 80: 60. 20 10 s4
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 5li cars or I.0es
head al for the market making with the stale stock
80 cars on saf. Sheep IN moderate demand and
s.sacy' ' lambs SLOW. with an undertons Of Weakness.
aus-a nS acNices f liberal receipts Buffalo Two
we're nelo ever Common 70 prime sheep sold s3 25Q
- - p luo 10 culls az 81 70. medium
- Dressed mutton steady 6QSc
dresses lambs at saslae. dressed lambs
almost nominal At &dS1l per carcyss.
sass-S. Sanders: 2oi State lambs. 70 average
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ofl,s. No 1.242 Broadway
one. until o'clock .. ul 25s sth-avs.
asd-st. I52 sth-avs.. l2rh-s, Macys sth-sve
iis columbus-avs West ssrh-sr; ios
West 4ed-st 6th-ave: 90 East Iath-sr; 2S5 West
42d-s between Tth l5s East 45th-st 1885
sd-ave between Jeth 77th ats: ,o2s sd-avs.
sist-s, ITOs seth-.t; yss rrcnaont-av-
sd-ave sss Sd 2io Bieeckerst;
as Ble-cker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Feb. I4.-Csttle-Receipts leooo head in
cluding 200 choice steady others weH
l0d5c lower, butchers and Texans STEADY 70 o
lower; good prime steers 81 s0dS6: poor 70 nediuhn
81 40qsi 80: feeders slow, s. 500 S
So 55aSi 10; heers 81 ecgs4 SS canners - sogSs 90
s4Gs4 20 Texas steers So SDfsS3 gig Texas bulls
So 506s3 GO. Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000 head; to
morrow left over 1000 opened sc higher. active.
closing top IS so; mixed and butchers - 29fP
S. 47ia choice heavy 50 JG - %: rough heavy
81 2Oas5 go light So 259s5 49, bulk Of sales 50 S56 ~
10c lower good choice wethers 81 S1dS4 5o fair 70
choice mixed So 50aS4; Western sheep s. 9OuSt 80;
Texas sheep 50 5Oas3 GO: native lambs 81 a$1 3d. West
Cincinnati Feb 14-fiogs steady. SASS f5. Cattle
strong 81 35aS4 So Sheep steady 81 '3QS4 - LAMBS
East Liberty Feb 14-Cattle steady: extra. IS asa
co. prime So 2Oqs5 20; common s3aS So rs Hogs active
prime medium best Workers, 50 10: light Workers
s. 6OS5 J: heavy 81 57 ds5 CO. pigs. s. + 3 5
roughs SiGS5 sheep steady: choice wethers 81 6O 19
s. j0GS3; choice lambs. 81 tO6SS So common 10
good, Sass 60 Veal calves S7qS1 50.
East Bufalo Feb. l4.-Recepts-Catte ~ cars; sheep
sheep lambs. 1S cars hogs. 1: cars Cattle
Three loads Trade dun and practically lower
Demand not urgent enough n give fair tone to
liberal. about roo head; choice to extra
Ss6SS -: choice 81 50GSs. Sheep and lambs
Total offerings liberal, 50 loads. including IL loads et
There a sales of lambs. So 10 bat the
65: choice extra lambs S. 6o1sS io good
Sheep-Choice extra 81 50s4 I5 good tn choice 81 p
asa 30: common fair 81 75ds3 70. Tere was only
proportion Of the offerings sold Hogs-Nar-
ket steady on basis of 81 G5dS5 T0 mixed 80 10;
roughs. s5dS5 s3 7-st ~ Tr-@~ f"'-' tive
throughout cleaned up pretty we'll closing steady
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nen-Norll, FEBRUARY Ia

NeW-A crk, February IA, 1901
rOFFEE-Total sales coffee Change to-day reached
email of lS5sn bags, mostly for professional
account prices about below ana above las;
nights closing figures on opening the feeling
steady despite decline Oi points The lower ruling
values simply response 10 weakness in Eur upeau
markets and follow ng very heavy receipts in the crop
country. Before midday rally had occurred
81 sellers In early afternoon
positions had scored riss OF points without,
stimulating bull speculation. The market
finally steady and unchanged points higher. The
public during tho session evinced marked
desire 70 operate Professional sentiment bearlsh
owing the continued heaNN crop spot coffee
the street market dull. hut about steady, with
prices largely the absence ~ important sales
Rio No Is and Nc Is TSsW7cc. Clear
for The United states from Brazil generous
e00O bags.
The range OF prices to-day
WAS 70
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
q interior points to-day. COM
~ week and last wear:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
quiet; sales bales: speculation and export, 500:
american 1000. receipts 1900. American, 1909 mid
ding upland. -32d opened barely steady and
points lower closed quiet iz3 points net lower; Fehru
sgg, 5l6tsb; FebFuary- March 5.ls'ab; Msreh-ApTi.
sNsbi JulyAugnst. 502 Is; August-Septemher. 45sb;
November s.28v. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cloths dur.
Flour AND MEAIs-Husines progressed fairly n
Tie Hour market yesterday urt the late break IN wheat
,aused buyers withdraw and left closing sentiment
little unsettied Spring patents and winter straghts
quoted SHADE higher than Wednesday. Spring patents
Ne quoted 81 lOGSs 3O winter straights 81 asa S3
winter patents 50 G0ss spring clears S3aS3 25 No
winter, 81 7oHS2 -: No winter 50 50Qs2 60;
aae ss o00Sls J0 spot and arrive. buckwheat
- Lvg;2 20. ...... RYE F1sOrR-Dul quoted: Pair
tgae - s00s Is: choice fancy. 50 20dS3 ~
-OtNaeAL-Steady; quoted Kiln dried, 81 a5GS2
70 y,i sIsnd BAG MEAl-Frrn; quoted Fine white and
.AoN, 81; s0ne2c. FEED Steady quoted
sng bran SPOT $40 7s0si7 sacks . arrive. zoo 70. si7
eslI so spag bran. bulk SIC 5nsl6 S0 winter
oan se 75lsis city bran 81 5o6Sls cornnes SIS
oA cake, 80 %; corn OIL cake. sls' homny chop
eEkISwI IiEA Ar Throughout the greater part OF the
-.y although the wheat market did give any signs
pronounced strength. beAf found rather
,nchit 10 make impression H. until juss
oeIore The close dc the market really
~@lt- hsaNiness But this which attrst-
tec % general reszns prices lost asGisc
-.lt % the DAY. and closed unsettled i<Qf.c
me brsr from iiftl~ foreign ceiling early
So pts.neks all DAY IN the hands % local traders
nor .y am was 70 sealp The market Offerings
'xtsnslve before O'clock because Of
'ucuiarS al Paris. The last weakness
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
STOCK IN HAND.
R9sn .,;1. . =
sor-rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb i4.-Cotton easy; middlIns. aise; low
mddng ll-l,c: good ordinary. Sc receipts 45S bales;
exports coastwise. SOB; sales 276: stock. 3Oe9
baltimore. Feb. i4.-Cotton nominal: middins. 9Se;
low mIddllng ordinary 9l8c; gross re-
ceipts l53 bales: stock. 1880.
Savannah Feb H-Cotton guiet; midding 9'te; low low
md1ng li-l6c receipts. 2S4 bales; exports 70 the
Continent SOL 90: sales. 2i8; stock ll2S-
Nevv-orleans. Feb. I4-Cottou steader; middlins.
Slice mitlling. Sc; good ordinary rae receipts
O. 43I bales: sales 1000; stock. 3sl.l3
Memphis Feb I4-Cotton quiet; middl!ns. slsc low
ordinary. Sc: net receipts 0'3 u2leS'
gross $50 shipments 795 sales loo; stock. lo2S5l
St Louis Feb. 14-Cotton dull; mddlins. l-l6c; low
mddrg i3-idc: ordinary. 3l6c: net receipts,
O93 bales gross 3 iOi: shipments 800 stock, iO6
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

90 i2ie 100 n; rs 81 ss II rs ~
az - so 2s State sheep los N. 81: "a do. SO 70. at
- .; IL culls, 50 10, 81 10
Iohin shannon: 269 Indiana lambs. "a 70. SIS T5
z5I Ohio fed. Western sheep ZIG N. Al - rs
Newton Co: 80 Ohio lambs 81 n. at IS 80; Ohio
sheep l25 10, SO so
d Harrington: ea Indiana lambs 30 n at So; 2oo do
t5 10, at s. 90
saughterers Noinay steady at 81 O1s5 90 per ZOO 70
for ordinary to prime hogs and choice light state hos
and pigs would sell possibly to 80 Country dressed
hogs firm 51zn6i2c weights Ipt &C Tor
medium do and IA GsAc light weights. - -
Sales--S. Judd & Co. date yesterday: ls2 western
hogs, 1874 10 at s. 5 loo 10; state plss
30 ~ AT s.. 90.
George Dnenback date yesterday: : State hogs 1870
NJ al
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. IA p. m.-Cotton--Spot-Fair de
nand prices 1-32d lower: American middng fair b$d:
good niiddling. l5-S2d: middlng i1-32d; low mid
ding sgd good ordinary. 2e-32d: ordinary q SD
The sales the 10000 bales Of which 500
speculation and export and included o. sou American
Receipts bales including IL 200 American Futures
closed qulet American middng {. Feb
rIary ; 6-64d5 l7-G4d buyers; February and March.
I2-e4a5 13- 64d buyers: March ana APRIL 10-6fG
Il-64d April and May. s-64a5 9-6id BUYERS:
Nav and June 1-6id buyers; June and July, J-6id
buyers; July and August 6IG5 64d sellers; August
and September 54o4d BUYERS; september 546id buy
ers October, C. S1-64d nominal; october and No
veulber z o C. "a 64d nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

coTToN-Afairs in general to-day not SO favor
ts 20 the bear Interests CT late forenoon
events Change appeared greatly favor shorts the
later developments the 70 flight Al
ne same time creating feeling Of fendliness toward
he market In investment circles The cables from Iv-
srpoo reelected rather better conditions abroad
pectei aRd the receipts at the ports
originally estimated on these frHuences the rs-lsf
opened steady to tone with prices unchanged 20 3
points higher Shorts inclined follow up
aggressive methods pursued during the last days
after the call directed efforts March
MAJ and July options. Liquidation small scale
helped % force prices slowly downward March dropped
- e0i and MAY 905 under this combined selling and
the absence of friendly support Reports circulated
thai many mills preparing for curtarnent
production. But midday the market changed
from bear domination 10 bun supremacy and with
lean prices advanced 10 points March reaching g. IL
and May before the demands Of the frightened pit
shorts anywhere appeased- Rumors that NELL
shortly bullsh circular and small estimates
for to-norrows NeWOreans and Houston receipts were
parties expressed the opinion that the room
trade reached limit oversales and falling
speculation for outside account was
prepared accept the first offered an excuse
q On the uptuTn conservative buying Tor COM
light and the export interests
Supported March and May with fair show OF commence
Belief Liverpool would readily respond 70 our recton
heiped 20 stimulate shorts and 70 urge buying for
advance ofcial reports from southern sot
morning there, prices In many instance
helng unchanged though some points were
The close steady with prices net son points
higher. -, -. -
The range q prices in the local market to-
DAY follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15
BALTIM0RE & ohio RAlLsOAD
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot of Il
as follows. and minutes earlier from ". 23d ST.:
300 a. Daiy.-Soid train for Buffalo Arr %. m
Binghamton, NayeFN ElmiFa and Bradford COacaeA.
pariOr and cafe d.ntng to Buffalo.
2.30 D. Daily -ChFqgo Limited-Fast NaIf-Soltd
train to Chicago, arriving $50 Cleveland 40 a.
Sleepers 10 Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
$50 m Daily -B1TalO anc Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo I05 Bradford 40 jamestown 700 Youngs-
town 10 ~ a m Cleyeand 1913 p m sieepers to Bur
Ola m Daily Solid train Bnghamton wavsr-
". Emira Chicago Slespers Buffalo, Chicago Cncin-
natl Dining
fluChETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III Il2. 26l, and 95y
Broadway. i51 East t25th ST. and 2I3 West l25th
Chambers and West Esd ST ferries. New-Y1rk:
9S Broadway. Brooklyn: l22
Hoboken Jersey City Station. New-Yorx Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

Spot cotton closed unchanged the basis of
9-lGc for middlng upland and l3-lee Tor nidahs
Gulf sales lOG bales Southern spot markets were
tslegTaphod follows NeW-oreans sieadler unehaneeS
3-l6c. Mobile quiet unchanged at e'scs savannah
quiet. l-l6c lower o. Charleston STEADY -loc lower
~ l-Gc Wilmington firm. unchanged al 95sc' Nortoih
quiet unchanged csc: Baltimore nominal unchanged
a csc. quiet lice lower. al 5lGc; st Louis
dl lover al l-l6c. Estimated receipts toInoc-
ROW NeWOreans $500 10 $500 bales against aoes
bales ast week and ISL bales year ago Al Houston
500 bales compared With 6.3lO bales last
week and ? CSC bales last year.
Receipts ports interior points to-day. COM
rarea v-i,b - same dav las ana last