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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08
Stole n Locomotive.

supposed 10 be a tramp stole a LOCOMOTIVES
from the Rock Island yard about 4 O'Clock
this morning and went north al a fiyins
rate. The engine was on a spur ready for
the north-bound passenger. A pursuing en-
CINE went after the fugitive. aud five miles
out found the engine. The man had dis
appeared.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08
THE THEATERS.
TO-Day's Schedule.

ENGLISHS.-Richard Mansfield, In Jul
ius Caesar" S:15 D. m.
GRAND.-Vaudeville 2:15 and Sis p m.
PARK.-"The Man Who Dared" and
p. m.
EMPIRE.-Variety. and p. m.
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Irish Women Sent to Jail.

dency on the part of the exclusive colleges
to raise objections to being Amer scanized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08

It strengthens the Nerves-Jsynss Tonic Yer
mifuge.
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plaits stitched to give the slot seam eff
feet At each front, on the line of the slot
seams is inserted pocket that adds great
lv TO both the convenience and style of the
coat The sleeves are slightly bell-shaped
and are finished with Follower cuffs. The
little capes are circular and can be used or
omitted as preferred At the neck is a
Follower collar that fits snugly about the
throat The right side OF the coat laps well
over the left and is held by buttons and
looms but buttons and buttonholes can be
substituted whenever they may be desired
The quantity of material required for
the medium size fourteen years. is yards
"A inches wide. or pa yards 81 inches wide
The pattern 1868 is cut in sizes for misses
OF IL, IA and is years of age.
PATTERN COUPON /
| For patterns OF garment illustrated above
| send 10 cents (coin or stamps)
| cut out illustration and inclose Il In letter.
| Write your name and address distinctly and
| state number and size wanted. Address
\ Pattern Dept. The Journal
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Allow one week for return OF pattern.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

lies nominal Quoted Smoking 1oc 10 10 DC: IL n 81,
9eG "a lb S%c; picked shoulders quiet; quoted 7e;
HIeS it mans aul: quoted ss< teo. TALIOW-Dul
osc: country 6sQ5lc-... .I4ARD-Easier Quoted
soc city lard easier; quoted &c: refined lard weaker:
Guote south America, 1910: Continent Sc. Brazil
s' %c compound steady quoted
NDu quoted; Oieo l0i2c; city stearine,
-, ,hI~t-Ihere was fairly active demand for rice in
te Ioeal market which closed steady at full un
onaneeo prices The primary markets firm quite
SsstNe quotations follow Domestic fair
5Ag4c falr to good 4Sa47sc: prime choice 5d54sc:
Heao' estg61ze Patna, 4Ad5S.c; Japan foreign ~ a
bond, 2Q2iac. e'''' 49,
tere was an urdercurreut frmness owing 10 the ad
Nanclng tendency of sugars Prices for refined were
1nchansed standing the basis for granuated
uoJSIois follow Cut loaf. crushed and doinos 52c
ntou5u a. oloc; cubes &c; NIX powdered, 40:
powdered. coarse powdered fruit powdered s5c;
f-dgie confectioners granulated and
extra n'ie granulated. 4S5c Eagle. n cartons . 10
pass ana o 10 bags Of fine granulaed 490c Eagle fine
etaKulsted standard granuated and diamond A. T5c:
SohiselioIlers A. 45oc; No J. 4.40o: Nos
20 f;ooci NO >: 425c: No g. 4.20c No I. 1Oc: s.
10 $500; No 10. 3.a0c; No II. 3s5c: 10
nos 10 "a and IL. 375c: No 37Oc - bags fine
kLshulated 4'oc Sales have been an advance
gtes @ TOT EaWs The market closed centrifugal
si, quoted at 1l-l6c; muscovado 50 31sc and
hoasses sugar 50 test 27sG2 15-I6c Sales Included
co lohoWlng; loo4 bags Jamaica muscovado. spot
S Jest at sac landed and the following lots Of centrif-
ade 3oo bags and 1900 bags Cuba ex ship and 900
pags san Domingo landed. London beet sugar mar
next months delivery - 80 ~ f''''' anu
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Cash quotations a follows: Flour easy. No 3
spring wheat. 72G 74c No red S2a.c No oats, AN q
43c; No 2 white. 42Ac; No white. AL. S44c- No 2
5slsc Fair choice mailing barley 5sn621Ac No
timothy seed Sc 4Ods6 40 Clover grade. 50 55
Mess pork. bbl SIS e0ps15 10. Lard. per 100 ID.
so 22laaS9 25 Short ribs sdes qoose, s. 154ss 30 Dry
boxed, IS ToSs 81 whisey basis OF high wines 81 So
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady 1O1. @llc- Eggs firm; fresh 2S925e.
Duluth. Jan. c7.-Close: wheat-Cash- No / hard.
15Sc: July. 76ssc. Corn. 6Oc. Oats 404sc
Milwaukee Jan 27.-wheat easier: No Northern
Tbisc; No Northern 74d74i.c: May IKE Rye lower;
No l. sic. Barley, dull; No ? &c; sample Sf3aGe1c-
Corn lower; May. 6o7sc.
Minneapolis Jan 27.-Close: wheat-May, T4I4R74Ac:
July. 7512qT5ssc. On track-No l hard. 764c; No 1
Northern, T3@c: No Northern. 72lsc Flour easier;
first patents Sc S0GS3 30: second patents So 60QS3
first clears 81 soaS 30 second clears 81 5OS2 60 Bran
in bulk. SlTdsl7 so
Philadelphia. jan. 27Wheat 1fc lower: grade.
January. S3gSSec- Corn lac lower; No mixed, Janu-
Flour dull and weak winter superfns. So 65d$2 30;
SO a06S3 rs; Pennsylvania roller ESQ
So A.; do straight So 50dS3 20: Western winter clear
g. SoaSs 3S DO strsigh. s. 6oas3 so do patent s5q
tent. So s5as4 tavortte brands. 1Oas4 Is: city
mills extra 81 aaGs3 10: do clear. So 4oQS3 65; do
straight SS 65dS3 s0 do patent. SO s5Gs4 % Rye -four.
81 500 So 80 bbl quality Buewheat four 81 %
firm 1sq1c higher: Western creamery. 23isc: do
nearby prints 2sc Eggs rn good demand fresh
6c do Western &c. do Southwestern. 26c; do Southern
24c Cheese quiet but firm: New-York full creams.
Louis Jan 2I.-Close: wheat-No red cash. sac;
May. e5c; July, a nc: No hard. 7IaIec Corn-No
cash, 59lsc; May 62jsc. July 629s 662lzc. Oats-No
cash. 44c May. 43Se July SI1c No white. 4TgfTsc-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
PXP0RTs LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. january =. 1907.

New-York. January 81, 1902.
COFFEE-Cofee pursued its natural downward course
pretty al through todays session with liquidation
IN foreign and statistics the bears found
plenty ammunition, while longs disheSrtene5
In addition speculative markets being lower news as
crop very bearish while stocks at
al accurula;iye were 70 be nothing short
of enormous on the opening the market steady,
unchanged 20 points lower AS the session
wore along values slowly contracted and the close
The market quiet, with prices 10 10 points
lower. Total sales $3.50 bags. a fair trade for
these times of generally small decline
Europe and leaders sold did OF more
cautious commission Talk possible liquidation
by Of the large holders, now that prices nearly
$50 points from high level OF month helped 10
weight down the market In the spot market the feel
tug heavy with prices barely maintained the
basis q &c fr invoice lots Of No Rio Cearances for
United included Msskeyne. 090
bags Rio Total warehouse deliveries in the
Tinted for the week 1Ie S3l against
ll2l2s bags lie, $50 bags same
week a year ago or the former New-York
parted s7zi6 bags Santos receipts i5S 900 bags
Tor ths week, compared with i5e 600 bags last
and 113Oo0 bags for the a year ago Rio
eeprs aggregated 5000 bags against 81 90 bags
previous week and 44000 bags for the
Hgp Rio shipments TO the Entsd States, Sc 600 bags for
the week y Europe. 1900 bags Santos shipments
the United States. 1900 bags: 10 Europe 900 bags
The range of prices in to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28


Chica7e Jan. 21Cattle-Reecipts. 81 head. ncud-
ing -TO Iexans Westerns steady 1Oc lower; good TO
steers 80 OGSl 4 medium. s4Gs6; sOckers
teues y --lgS4 5O 81 25GS5: heifers 81 5oG
- So Gamers 81 e5Gs2 So bulls So 2O calves 81
% exas Ted steers. s4Qs5 75 HOgs-Receipts
cav 4"e-t mead; Tomorrow As
butcher - sOds6 80; good choice heavy 5q$6
rough heavy, soasS 20; light s. 5OGs6: bulk OF sales
- segS6 30 Sheep-Receipts. % head; sheep and
lambs steady 10 strong good wethers 81 3oGx5
Western sheep fed S4ns5 % native lambs. So 50GsS5
Cincinnati, jan 21-Hogs active higher at 81 sS9
80 60 Cattle strong at 81 35Q$5 Sheep easy at S2Gs4
Lambs strong at 81 25GS5 75.
East Buffalo. Jan 27--Cattle-Receipts. head.
market active for all butchers grades 2O63Oc
shipping and export grades fairly steady TO Ioc higher
choice prime steers. S6GS6 10: choice shipping
steers 81 sogS5 90: cows ssas4 so: s2gs5 2
mixed butchers lots So 09s4 % heifers 5OGs6 bulls
81 cog So saunsage bulls sSGsS 5o stockers and feed
ers. s3dS4 so Hoss-Receipts. 1900 head:
opened with fair demand but closed lower;
qs6 S5 light do s8Gs6 1o mixed packers s6 4os6 so;
choice heavy So S6 6 pigs. IS 60QS5 20; roughs s.
600 head market steady choice lambs IS s5dS5
choice, So 6OlS5 so: fair. 81 50ds5 so
sheep. choice. handy wethers 81 5OGs4 70;
extra mixed 50 I5GS4 40; culls and s2dS3 s.
heavy export md wethers. 81 25dS4 so.
East Liberty, Jan 27.-Catte-Strong; choice, s5 50G
s. 30: prime. s. 999eS6 25 good, So 50GS5 75 Hogs
Higher: prime heavies ST 6 So 6S best mediums So asa
So IS. heavy Yorkers So 50qS6 35 light do, Sc OGS6
pigs. IS T5Gs5 So roughs S56S6. Sheep-Slow and
lower: best weters 81 40S4 6 culs and common 81 90
qS2 % yearlngs. S3qs4 So. Veal calves. sIGST so
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

=, LIVERPOOL, Jan 2T.-Closlng; whsat-spot-No . red
steady. 6s I'd: No California 6s Cd dull March
6s s4d: May. 6s sd SpotAmerican mixed. new
stock do old quiet. IS 6Std: February
Esd: March 5s %; May "a Peas-Canadan steady
at Iondor-Pachr Coast hTa. f3 1osQf4 Beef hr: ex-
ira India mess I9s. Pork firm; prime Western rs
IardAmerican refined in pals quiet. 45s 9d: prime
Western in ticrces steady AS Hans-Short cut, IA
IL 70. firm. i9S Bacon quiet Cumberland cut 20 10
80 h. 3ss I'd: short rib, IS - r Cd long clear
heavy 35 to 30 10 +is short clear backs Is n
II 20 l3 10 dull: 3Is Sd Butter steady: United
States Ios good United States SIS Cheese Arm;
finest white. ass Cd American finest coored 4gs al
Taow strong: prime sos Cd: Australian In london
Sls Cd CottOnseed oil-TIull refined firm a3s3
Turpentine-Spirits 3ls. Ros!n-COmmon steady
As Petroeum-Rehned steady 74sd- Iinseed oil irrn
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

bbl 6Od7Oc - ' F'sF'' -' -
- HA1 AND STRAW-HAY-Taktng into account that
1e IeSept represent two days the total Is not heavy
~ SUN tne business last week made only little i'm
preston On the large supply
oe noted In prices. dealers
rlat the trade sentiment suggests early steadier
etheht as considerable surplus is thought be
hoeF orders for departure early month. This
more or less fnferentia hut prices OF late have ia
ed the bargain makers Quotations before, the
I range OF prices realized ANYTHING below
quote Prime large bales 10. 90d92 lsc; No l.
eagSoc No I21zq75c; No ,. 6Og62lac; common mixed
'9o72ci Clover S11zG6oc; small bales 2lz under
i.rge .STRAW-Supply moderate prices firm 75G
ec Ior long rye stable grades. Receipts u hay and
straw reported at the Produce to-day
hayItudson River Railroad tons; Erie. go;
SyiNand $50; Delaware. L2ckawanna and Western, 40
I>ehigh valley 19o Baltimore and Ohio. 80:
Straw-Receipts of straw, 20 tons
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London January 27.-rhe offerings wool auction
sales to-day numbered 14s94 bales. There was large
attendance buying hardening rates
holders frequently bought In their offerings. Scourets
were firm crossbreds met with a ready sale With
drawais were 500 bales Following the In de
greasy 3kG11d Queensland. 100 bales secured Is 5I-i
Q1s Sd; Victoria 4soO bales; secured IOdG
greasy. 3s.d9ls 12d. 0s0
bales secured. Is sdG1s 4isd; greasy 4a1Olad West
Australia. 1900 bales secured. Is 3D. greasy 416lId
Tasmania. 800 bales: greasy. 3&G1O13d- New-Zeaand
21,o bales secured. b% GID greasy 3H91oisd. Cape
greasy. 3+aSd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
IIvERPOoL COTTON MARKEr

Liverpool Jan %. p m--Cotton-Spot dull: prices
lS2d lower: Amer1tin mddng fair 27-32d: good mid
ding, 1884 rrHdling 15-32d: low mdding. 4Ssd;
good ordinary. AID, ordinary. sales OF the day
1000 bales OF zoo were for speculation ana
export included $500 American. Receipts 100
bales. all American. Futures opened quiet and closed
steady; American ddling January sd buy
January and February 27-64T4 buyers Feb
and March. 20 64f4 27-6Id buyers; March and
April. 26 64G4 - eid buyers: April
276 sd May and June 2T-64d Buyers June and
July. 2T6id buyers July and August buyers:
August and September, 64d sellers: September and
October. 4 I5-64d valle. "
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
NAVAL STORES.

The demand for spirits urpertine locally was moderate
1u, Le narKet showed hrmness, full prices. Rosin
@ Sseaay and obbers were buying full prices QUO
1itp Nere unchanged Tar was steady and unchanged
with ialr demand. Quotations follow:
SPIRlIS TURPENTINE-4412G G45c
IIaah~~Flne, ohls 81 20; machine. bbs SO 70
G, to good strained. %; D. 81 60; e
-; y. 50 65; W C, 81 " w. 81 is ' "
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits ;,rnen;i- 40 Ea2 bbls
Savenhsh Jan 2ISpirits turpentne steady at 421sc;
rcei 80 o9is sales 3'I exports 1856. Rpsin firm
eCiptS S4S2 bbs: sales 1872: exports SCI: quoted
~ e and D 81 222: p 81 27la: = 81 32Is; G. 81 37I
So go; W W SO So. - - T' 80 - ~
ChsrIeston. Jan. 2I-Turpentine and rusn unchanged
ninnlngton Jan 2I-Sprts turpentne-N Nothing doing;
casks Rosin firm 81 lOdSi 10: receipts -
a. e. o. Fuoe turpenne strong at 81 55aS2 irm
London Jan. 27-Turpeutine-sp 3Os.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New-orleans. Jan. 2T.-Cotton quiet: rniddling Ic;
low niddling. e-16c good ordinary. &C. Receipts.
IL 800; exports constwse. 1.4ll sales 5000:
352 OO6.
Memphis. Jan oT-Cotton very steady: rnIddIins
1915: mid5ing. 7-16c: good ordinary. 1-I6c
Net receipts L7ss 4eI2; shipments s.227 sales
$50. stock l07. sos
savannah Jan 27-cotton quiet; rniddling. 13 16c;
low middng 5fOc good ordinary. &C. Receipts Se45
exports Great Britain. 5.2s6; Continent.
ccaStwtse 3,244; sales. 325; stock % 6s6
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

1'ion closed euiet with quotations unchanged.
sfs+ias as 81 eIoe for .nddng upland and 9-16c
GUY sales. bales. Southern
80 80 ttleEraphed follows New-orieans quiet un-
ssssea 1l 1855 Mobile quiet, unchanged at
ss.sh sssh eulet unchanged at i5iec: Wilmington firm
akes al Isse; Norfolk quiet unchanged Sc; Balti-
se nominal unchanged al SIC: Augusta steady un-
.ssss1 ~ l-leGsAc Estimated receipts at New-Cr-
- Tor ee-niorTos from 10000 bales com
aith Is o45 bales actual last week 32s actual
IL ear: At Houston for tomorrow, 600 10
y 20 bales actual year. -
EsssplF the ana interior points to-day eou-
fsssa With the ne day last week and last wear:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

coTT0N-Cotton duh. heavy and lower to-day.
ne market opened steady, with prices points
,@e which was about fair response 10 disappointing
l1feFpool cables the feature which decline
% point IN futures and l-S2
ecal beat hasIy Immediately
"a estimates for receipts OF
sE tfs comparing with 80 900 bales
from dlOc May EtneHed size.
Naple ruling of the market decidedly Liverpool
rs quick 70 conform with advance and South
@ fsry good number Of buying orders representa-
ives here On the advance IN circulation
slt Erect that spot cotton hrmer throughout
uh on active competition betErsen exporters
tel ceseTs who last fan had sold January
Eaary delivery The latter feared the markets would
ma away rom them inasmueh as holders were very
ilsA Heavy rains were reported TO have broken the
a1'n over Northern Texas and 70 have put roads In
- oad condition over the rest 81 the Western belt
- Southern Texas. which remained dry Intensely
e@ther forecastsd by the Washington department
NE entire Western and much OF the Central belt to
.LAl az Of which led 10 fears OF curtaiment
yytment But big estimate for to-nlorrow's Houston
crieans receipts, restored to their natural
equilibrium later in the day. scattering sales
,er both accounts the market dragged slowly lower
seef returned about the opening level Speculation
hrooghout the afternoon very and almost en-
lissy professional Every the crob move
nt wita shorts fearful OF sharp on the slightest
ss of shrnkase in receipts. while longs inclined
70 ofesee dragging decline under
ec%ipts ana scarcity OF public orders. the
ar pressure helped force prices The market was
may bafely steady. with prices 3
range Of contract prices in the local market today
sas as fellows wy
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Ernsnge special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
oo Voo bales speculation spd export, 800: Amer
receipts 900 bales. American. 5000: middling
sssZ sa2<o Futures opened quiet ana unchanged;
EX tasS. r ahe UNCHANGED TO goiEi net higher Janp-
s@a ft~ii~Msy, 4.cshb: 4ay-Jans. June
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
gs425, fS0O 'eoo 1000. I'll so A M, sf 90. n 81
t3ooz. s 40 TOO $500. tA3o 800. 100 fTso fseo
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s7.eO p NJ .12 IS mdt.
Orces Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. ia es1. 4sA
1900 1854 B'way 1s2 5th Ave- 7s7 sh Ave- IS Union So
153 East 125th St. 273 West 125th St. PAS
bus Ave. New York; Court ST, 344 $50 Fulton 81.
9S Broadway. Williamsburg.
fer Co. calls for ana checks baggage destination
rFrom Liberty ST. only 'Daily TDaily sxcspe sun
dav orf
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
new YORK CENTRAL
HlRIEM nuiSInx


sos a N and SS5 p. NJ Daily. Sundays.
neid and North Adams. Sundays only. at 9.so A NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated PintSch
Ticket Offices at 1I3 281 ana 1918 Broadway
Union So W.. 275 Columbus West f25th
l2th ST and 1Ssth st York; sss ana IN
Fulscn ST.. and 10S Broadway, 2. d, Brookix1- -
Telephone 900 3Sth Street, York
westcott Express Company - S' "
p. s BLODGBrT. GEORGE n DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
Railroads.

pENNSYLVANH
RAILRoAD.
STATIONS Ss ss wsss ss Street and De'
Tr The leaving time from Deserosses and
cortland streets Is hve minutes later thar
that given below for Fwenty-thIrd stree
stauon. except where otherwise noted
40 A M. FAST MAIL.-Limited Buffet Pario
sTs View York to PittshgrE Sleeping Car Pttsburs
$50 $50 4 n KAT aPs G1sxs..ss Cor.
Car. For sPn Seas oapg sHGSng and &
ianagOlls: LouisTihe. 81 Louis -~''-'' N'1~-- -''
Toledo iSisr F aN9 ST -,
bss NJ tqeE. sT L6Tiss 6Iniss Gap =,
NJ %EsTERN n E%PREssFOT ESasi BHF GA Chicago ro
P Ms.fst SacF cfaqPfay RpRsRg Ear
Route Connects fsr evea5 eI ls.B xs shsnsndoSh Vas
%Far ~, CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS
WAsTIsNGST1soosNsa WAss ST1sossans AND I5d THE T,af.nns SOUTH
iSndt S s, 30 Dining Carr 1910 CDesbrosses and Corr
sada IT, stl:.ss lsSs sSss 81
Sg and Dining Cars) as Dining Carr 425 (Dnin,
s s2nhS B5E Gs c+ s' p p g a. ISN IL 10 ns9s % sun
ann bnns Gsf Cars SIS Is 5i5 t cpn
sorTHERN ASRlns ca Ss' p m ~ 10 s SlEat
S . Tsen.9 p n es9Eqssss and J cOT!a3df street,
soasF aas c54aSds g,sss nj 40 v:.s
1ays cypress. 9-25 m and o 25 D. m daily
H-aETIs.AfsD AIR LINE RAIIsW AY-ssFlorda and
niPSt PSitsn ss1 Limited Is55 daiy. Express. I2i
NoRF9.k aRd AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RanW4Y.-7s5 a m. w..s
days and ASS D daily - -
FoR 3Lp POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--5.s I. m
ATLANTIS sSSTIss tTTy anq 500 p m daily:
ssbaad rfaHs ms 'fa Bas RaIar 10 wss.s: ess sn
CAPE MAY.-I255 n =, w.st.s.v,
West Street ssaon S SIS Esi'rGsa % I. ,.sss
n -. anu l;2o p. m sundays. 9,25 a m. A5
u dron Desorosses and Ccrtiandt StreetsD 90
M t19o $40. $40. and 11S0 .. m sundays. ga
o,o FOR PHILADELPHIA
and Corandt Streets. 620l Us. 7ss
OsSof9Sses and COrtlandt Streets. (Dinnx carr
DoS NDlning Csrl 1155 I2-55 Dining Carl
DeSofosses and Ortlandt Streets, 5S IS ODir.
ng C9rl S5S. 425. 25 dining Carr. Dining Carl
300 tDning Car. 155, SIS. SIS. 925 D 10 nigh.
Sunoays ol0. I55 cOaches). s.25 CDnins
SSrl: saS Qlrned) e55 loss Dining Carl a m 125
LiIg Carr, Los Dining Carl. BIS Dining Carl
40 Dining Carl ass Dining Carl 8 IS CDning Carl
t;;Sa. 60 500, b = p 121 night
I1cket Offices Nos 46 1854, 1sl Broadway
IN Fifth Avenue below 23d St); 1 Astor House
Mess Iwenty-third Street Station. stations rp1
eI pesbrosses and Cortandt Streets; Court Street
soo Sui!qn street es Broadway and Pennsyfsania An
1orx transfer Company win call FOR and check Bag
cage from hotels through 10 estinat;on
road Cab Service. 1NaA-
j. B. HUTCHINSON r WON
Ssherai manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
OTHER MARKErARY rELpGRAPH

60 fudSo 90 per 100 n. Westerns nominal. Country
crossed slow at 6qslsc n heavy light weights.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

ge-ce1ee market weak; Rio, 4S975; exchange.
y -l65 receipts. 1900 bags: cleared for the United
E3s coo bags
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo: Jan 27-Flour quiet and easy: best patent en-
spring. 81 25GS4 50 bakers straight spring. S4dS4
spring IS 25qss 90 grades winter and
spring. 50 25QS3; best family winter So 75Gsi patent
winter 81 2JS4 so: clear, S3 5OGS3 20; cracker -four
50 SO 20: So 25@s4 Wheat dun and nominal
Corn dull and easy No yellow. 63e No do, 621ec No
corn. 61$<c; No do 14c. Oats unsettled: No 2
white. 4sl2c; No do. 4sc; No mixed. 45c; No do
46i2c.
Chicago. Jan. 2TThe leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat. No :: Opening Highest. Closing
744
May ..........-Ts1sG G7sss 7s%Q7sh IN
JULY .,...,..... .TSisM1s3. 1855 76k6T7 TTSs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

Coffee esbles-ssntos-Cotee market barely steady:
gss average Santos 4s7oo; reespts 24o0 bags; stock
1z1s,n0 bags Eamburg-Coffee market opened un-
lHangeo: Al N UNCHANGED; sales.
bags. Esvre-Cohee market opened steady y franc
l9Wer; al i unchanged: az m steady,
70 !. franc lower; at $50 declined 4 frame
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trisun.
received at their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1.2A2 BROADWAY
I'd door north of aiss-st until o'clock D m
regular once rates until o'clock p M viz asa
sth-ave., s. e cor. 25d-st.: 153 eth-ave cor. 1ctb
St; e2 East 14th-st., 257 West 4:d-.t, hetueen
eth and sth aves; 263 West I25th-st.; I.sss as-
between 18th and nth sts; I.o2s ad-ave near
Sist-st; 1,soS Ist-ave.. s0eh-st: 1s7 En.t
I25th-st.; 1856 Tremont-nve.; $50 3d-ave,. near
aist-st; oo4 3d-ave-s 21o BIeecker-.s, 3as
Bleecker-st. Brooklyn. n. Y-2I6 Court..t.
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-17
Twas a False Alarm

have used your DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and can truthfully recommend
1t. Some four years ago doctors told me
that had Bright's disease. | was lrid
up three months and nothing | used
helped me and no food would stay on
my stomach. | used one bottle of your
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and food
would stay on my stomach and l craved
something to eat. got well. There was
no Bright's disease about me. 1t was a
"false rumor " Ever since | have rec
ommendsd DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin to friends and strangers. 1t is just
splendid. have fully confidence in it,
Geo. F. Benedict, 639 West King street,
Decatur Ill. Sold by all druggists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-17
DIRECTORY.

III " NOI1 III lNLS lOn .
FIRST Baptist Church of Anadarko. Lot ;
Block ST. Appointments:
Bible School Sunday at 10 a. M
Preaching u n IN.
Young People, Meeting at 700 p. IN.
Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7:3o p. m.
L. NJ HOLT. Pastor.
THE Congregational Church OF AnaCarko.
Order of Services
Sunday School Mt 10 n. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 13O p. m
@. E. Meeting at $50 p m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday ut 1880 p. M
w. MoArs' Pastor
FIRST Christian Church. corner 9th and
Boundary Streets.
Sunday School ut 10 n. m,
Preaching at II u. m and 1;3O p. m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday at73O
EPISCOPAL Church, Services every Sun
day after afternoon at the BAPTIST church at
1880. Sunday Schoolat $3.50.
~
FIRST NJ T.. church.
Sunday School lO-la II. m.
Preaching ana class Meeting liz u. m.
EpwOrth League at $50 y. IN.
Preaching at close of League meeting
Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 1:3o p. m.
t W. KELLER Pastor.
NJ f. hurch, South, J. L. HENSON, Pastor.
Preaching every sunday II am. andi:3O p m.
Junior League at p. m,
Epworth League ut $3.50 p. M.
PRAYER Meeting THURSDAYS at 1880. D. nj.
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Old Anadurko
Sunday School at 10 a. M
v. TAGT, Pastor
w G II U meetings first and third Wednes
days at p m at reading Irooms. Visitor wei
come.