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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
tc. u THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Is
ANDREWS.

WORK. Inquire OF Mrs. ames
Burns.
Daimler has just received q car
load of nut coke. First come FIRST
served.
Consult DR.. Billingslea in all
kinds Of cases-no matter how
long standing.
Extra fancy Jonathan apples.
s. 40 per three bushel barrel. next
week at Mosher's.
The best line OF school shoes
for boys and girls at the new shoe
store. opera house block.
! DR.. E. w. Rags1ale. Central
block. Office hours. 10 a. m. to
IA M; ap. m. to S p. m.
! Placards, "Nctice OF Location
Of Placer Clam. Petroleum." for
sale at the TRIBUNE Office.
For RENT Nicely furnished
front room; gentleman only. In
quire Of "Dad" Stephenson.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, "A; night phone. 1874.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Iunta Milling Co.
We do all kinds Of clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give US trial.
Senator J. w. McCreery. Of
Greeley, was = La Junta visitor
several days this week on bust
ness.
]. P. Manly left early Yesterday
morning for Kansas City, Mo-.
with . shipment Of two hundred
cattle.
w. F. Mattingly left Thursday
night on No. for Washington,
/ D.sC., for an extended visit to bis
former home. 4
Tents. camp stoves. cots and
camping outfits. also lot of sec
ond hand carpenter tools and tool
chests at H. H. Clark's.
Foster our American industries
by drinking Americana grown tea
50 cents per half pound can at
Mosher's Up-to. Date Grocery.
The La Junta high school foot
ball team was defeated in a game
with Las Animas in the latter
place last Tuesday, by score Of
10 to S.
The district court will convene
for the fall term next Monday
morning. with Judge Dixon on the
bench. There are about thirty
two civil cases on the docket and
fifteen criminal.
Mrs. Charles A. Lowe and
children, Of La Junta, are
visiting Mrs. loves motheA Mrs.
"A. B. Carr, in Fairmount Park
Pueblo Chieftain.
i DR.. H. L. Cornell has been ap-
pointed Santa Fe surgeon at Bur-
lingame, Kan, vice DR.. A. L.
Stubbs, transferred to La Junta,
Colo. Topeka Journal.
The Otero county delinquent
tax list will be published in the
Rocky Ford Tribune this year.
the first publication to appear
about the 18th Of the present
month.
To consult Ds. Kalmen c.
Sapero, eye. ear, nose and throat
specialist Of Denver. He will
again be in La Junta at the Park
House. three days, November 9Th.
1 4th and Isth. Consultation and
aud examination free. Over 5000
patents treated and fitted with
glasses in Colorado. Call early Il
you desire treatment or need
glasses.
There will be q grand musical
soiree 1t the La Junta Theatre.
Thursday evening, November zoth,.
BY Mrs G.. H. Willis and her
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
.ocA, Ase esssosA. ,reus.
Trade with H. G. Todd & Co.
MlllE@0

Trade with h. q. Todd 4 Co.
For choice meats. fresh. cleas
and sweet, 60 to c. S. Stubbs.
Fresh oysters every night at the
Bon Ton.
I Extra fancy fat family mackerel,
two for IS cents at Mosher's.
Recess school shoes are the best
5 to 8. SI.a5; 8 to y, SI.so. a
Hawkins.
Bayle's chow chow. mince meat.
mixed pickles and apple butter in
bulk At Mosher's.
The Walk-Over shoes for men,
s.. so and 81. 90. Try them. Al
Hawkins.
For SALE-One two and one.
half horse power gasoline engine
in hrst-class working order. In.
quire at this Office.
| Did you look over the list oi
houses and lots offered by Buckley
& Hart? You had better inquire
row before prices advance.
Look out for the grand orcaes-
ira concert. to be given by the La
Junta Theatre Orchestra Decem.
ber ls:. at the La Junta Theatre.
For sick headache try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets;
they will ward off the attack il
taken in time. For sale by all
druggists.
The most stylish, up-to-date
rigs in town at the Valley livery
nsrn. When yon want fine rub
ber-tired turnout that is the place
to patronize.
WANTED-Men and teams for
railroad work near Robinson; all
winters work; men. 81. so to SI.7s
per day; teams, s.. 90 to 50. as per
day. Inquire Of P. H. King.
DR.. Sapero. the eye, ear, nose
md throat specialist. is too we'll
known in La unta to need any
Introduction. He has over 100
patients here in La Junta and
vicinity. Consult him at the Park
House. November I3th, i4th and
5th.
H. F. Brinkman, who is located
It Lordsburg, N. M, started to
come home to vote this week, but
failed to arrive in time 10 exercise
his great American perogative. on
account of q bridge burning out
on the Santa Fe near Albuquerque.
Mr.. Brinkman will remsin in La
Iunta until after Thanksgiving.
w. w. Reynolds. county treas
urer Of Prowers county, and H.
Jones, county treasurer OF Bent
county, were La Junta visitors
Thursday night, in conference with
County Treasurer Beerbohm as
to the best method to pursue in
enforcing the collection of the
railroad taxe3.
Regular services at the Baptist
church tomorrow, conducted by
the pastor. Rev. S. R. Wood
Morning subject, "Straining at =
Gnat and Swallowing a Camel. :"
Evening subject. "Are You Tempt
ed" Bible school at 10 a. M,
young peoples service at 6:3o
p. m. Everybody welcome.
1t is reported that work on the
new Santa Fe reading room will
be in progress in the very near
future. The site has been chang
ed to the location just vacated by
the old reading room. east of the
new Office building. Part Of the
old Office building has been moved
just east Of the old location and
will be fitted up for Offices for the
car clerks and yardmsster.
c. II. Mcvey. the oil we'll mag
nate, was in town Thursday, and
apnounced that the work Of ream-
ing out the well south Of town for
the purpose Of dropping the cas-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

he following letters received by Baiy d Mont
very small Less than last year Of cGrresp0nSng s
equal to sG m and small nd 5s fn2n %
There half here that there was last
year and few farmers are @ holding any SottGn b o at a
have sold 6S freely and % are Gang dm mo
500 1000 bales last year. Troy, Ala-Cotton held
towns in this section have onequarter
ss5d ss6 IRON had ok %lR @ nS haHd last of
stock is not over 200 bales les TINS G Is the true
coming season account OF the high price
pairing ing greater per than
Cuthbert Gave have small stocks in this section, at
less than last and NOT more than
per cent come from plantations 70 market The
prospects for the next crop are gloomy indeed PROVISIONS
%inter Killed and guano going small
90r 1sp mmed u the fteen largest towns in this section
including ana bany and @ anS no 600 > bales %1e
little iittle cotton co left 10 Come in plantations
quiet; Sos sales 900 bales speculation EXPORT 800
ns Spnd ao fixtures pad nisad sS
closed barely steady. 1a11a points net lower January
March-ApriI 427s ApTil-May. 427,ss Msy.Jnne'
rtoTR AMP MEATAs5s . saa2ss aGS5
n synpahy win II Taess break S % fs9W s
@ ssss = ssgs5
grade Nq se @ pS ana % % a No 81 onq RG
Fist 81 2 80 Fa spot tot eaH5 sTd S So 0d a.
+ nc, ssgss cofSMf&,
STEADY; quoted Fine ghlls yellow 5oasi 50:
coarse. 81 SIasi Is FEED-steady: quoted: Spring
bran. spot 500: sacks arrive 1923 25aS23 80
spring BRAN bulk s22 winter s26 city bran
S2i 80; cornmenl $50 nseed oil cake. 500 25GS29 50
oil cake. s22 30; hominy chop. S21 80; oil meal
$40 30. '
GRAIN-wHEAT-- Saturdays wheat market went
down with crash that heavy liquidation in ali
OF the recent claim that
professionals had turned TO the bear side leaving
bull operations be conducted by outsiders alone Al
o'clock May wheat I'm New at s7l4c or oi.c
highest price season. reached last W. e
break Louis a heavy seller of wheat
suggest possibility rain or snow was in
winter 10 civ from,
cent unfavorahle crop conditions Not only St Louis
sell In its market, OF whe
at Chicago and elsewhere. with pronounced effect on
prices and sentiment generally The OF
toward midday and after II O'Clock lasting all
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. January II, 1902.
oOFFEE-I-ocal and foreign covering for profits in
hnenced oy Unexpectedly steady cables and moderate
receipts was responsible for an initial advance
OF partial points in coffee: continued buying for for
eign short uphodinE this level
Close IN the face Of oleraby free selling by
leading bears based estimates regarding
the crop movement. Kari Krische & Co estimate the
January Santos receipts $4,000 Normann Cepp
Co figure that there still go 600 bags of the old
Santos crop still forward. These figures
regarded full by the trade in general. Trading
comparatively limited total sales amounting 70 only
2I.2JO bags The closed steady unchanged
points higher. closed ~ 2 franc higher
and Hamburg partial "a lower. Santos advanced
100 re Rio ruled firm and unchanged and the exchange
increased ll6d II I6d Total port receipts
260Po bags; the interior movement 1880 bags The
local market FOR spot Brazilian coffee ruled quiet
steady quotahy unchanged the basis of CSC for
Rio No invoice lots. Cleared Rio January 10
the bark Dom Pedro II with 5000 bags.
The OF prices in the local market today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

bsmaSd IS Ps.s dun @
Al fl prices 6aotat follow: sentrifusa
22qsoe New-oreans open Kettle sssss nc: Porto Po Reo
i7$sSe prime See2s; fancy s4ss6e '@' -'O-'' sOo'
OCEAN FREiGHTs-As was usual at the close Of the
70 the sSastwse and nearby foreign trades The inquiry
there improvement any direction. there
no 9no5asoni to bvePo9l were ID Lndon I'D Gss
"a; Antwerp ND: Hamburg Is pigs: Bremen d pigs;
@n&d6 oats & eoGn e ysPoG Rs5 iss iSS NJ
toms general earg hs5e' to aayrs and and pgn
Fernandina to Antwerp los sd JanSary British steam
er deals 81 John b. 70 % %est coast bnsiana sos
ne tcn'lnent United Kinsdom private terms January
York private terms in ballast British steamer Isis
er 397 tons. ties Jacksonville 10 Philadelphia
Ia Plata, $4,000 loaded schooner 500
schooner tons coal BaltmoTs caratne. Bri,,
to Manranls 81 5 schooner i57 ,ons general earso
hence to Porto CoTez etc priyate terms schooner es
schooner. 65a tons lumber Savannah to New-rondon,
West Tampa private terms schooner a2 tons coal
and cement hence 10 jacRsonyle privats terms three
savannah. private terms
qn PSTv in se s9a % a %
Inn in @quOta9ns Lnseed oil remains sSsdy Petroleum role m
fn S " ss... as Gs q 81 IS 9p4 q SEE "
4@sc as 'rqq' o nms nS SsG@ @e p1s %h 'G s
raw SIC: American. boiled. 6sc Calcutta raw. CSC;
7sa roc
our light eS ns but veni S s
OF H os % to @ IN he s"R With %
sa5 % $S ssf; sss a'
REEF~ouiet quoted: Mess 50 5O6tio; family. sli9
fR ?af5sS sSon
n p n g. hfs y sg @ Paad lSs
Cd Tc Picked hal
TALLoW-Steady; quoted: CITY, 6Isc country 8bd8ltc
=. LARD-Du quoted; 997lsc city lard quiet
america. lie; Continent. lol5c Brazil kegs y I5c
Compound firm quoted sas%c. -. STEARfNE-Dul;
quoted: 11G1l11c. City lard searne. Ike
steady. Prices unchanged. The south
rn ern markets are nrm, with good demand Quotations
good, 4Aq5ci prime choice, 5g5sc; head eGelsc;
Patna 4%Q5Ac; Japan, foreign. 4aa5Ec; do domestic
sUGAR--Refned was unchanged Standard and
fine granulated is quoted at I5c The American is
orders subject delay shipment they
sold about week Arbucke Brothers stll allowing
delay. Quotations follow loaf, crushed and dom
noes. 525c mould 4. BLOC; cubes &C. XXXX powdered
4s5c Eagle confectioners granaated &C. Eagle coarse
and extra fine granulated. i.s5c; Eagle n cartons
10 bags and 10 bags OF fine granulated 49oc Eagle
4s5c: No T. = soc; No g. 425c; No O. 4i5c; No / 465c
8soc: is IA and 10 37oc No 10. s7oc; % N bags
fine granulaed. 473e Some 96 sugar offered
market. All the It Is thought that the
will be that basis. Closing prices for
Centrifugal. 0S test 31ac: muscovado. 50 test, &C. and
molasses sugar. 50 test, 3%c The London beet
,nontb and ss Cd for next months delivery cane was
unchanged Sd for and Is sd for fair refining
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, January IL, 1902
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is without further
feel inclined ask about prices and
the situation There is d little accumulation Of
white beans being fun high. Red kidney
sellers 81 IL for choice quality
price could probably be shaded. Other
about quoted Green and Scotch peas Arm. We quote:
medium, choice, 81 do pea choice. 81 95 medium
pea. poor TO good 81 75ds1 90 do red kidney choice,
s2 12has2 49, do poor to good 81 soaS2 10; do white
black soup, choice, 81 Isl do lima
So 25QS3 30 Italian medium 81 eodk1 81 imported giants
81 45Gs2 50 other foreign medium. 81 so@s So green
BUTTER-The decline in fresh table grades of butter
noted Yesterday followed by still further drop
Buyers became alarmed the rapid decline.
disposed 10 take hold until clearly settled
prices would lower. At the figures quoted
feeling is still unsettled but II is generally thought
clined in sympathy with fresh. and there is
feeling the Western packngs. though prices
2sc rrsts 2iQ22c; seconds Isdi2oc do thirds i6
Q1Ic; creamery June make. extras 21c: do held, frss
lsi do seconds 1GG1Ic do thirds 15c: dairy
tubs. fresh fancy, 2In2l5c: do
1sq1slsc; do frsts 18qiIc; grades.
5ec; Western factory choice 15q q15sc do fair prime
I4al4&e; western factory June packed. choice. l5a
15&c do held. fair to good. 14dl49c do lower grades
13dl l3sc rolls. fresh choice, 1Tal1isc:
prime iSqi6c; renovated butter fancy isG19c:
choice. 13Q11c: packing
to-day, but there has been a good demand from
home trade dealers and interest shown by
porters with stocks reducing in very satisfactory
ner. The market IL In firm. healthy shape. with some
holders Indifferent about offering fancy September quality
at present top quotations skins generally quiet but de-
sirable grades steadily held. Exports Europe for
and ASS Cd for white. I'VE quote: state fun
small fan made. eolored fancy. IIse do white. fancy
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

hereafter firm conditions prevailed in wheat circles
OF eG Nd advance in Liverpool quotations NOT
outstanding the bearsh government report of Frda
eeoon Ihere was considerable covering on these
-Nces oy traders who had around ssI.c Friday on
ae curn advancing May to ss%c. gained conf
however. from the outside given
n.rket and II was not long before weakness made its
reading into the Of late
Si Provision men with large sales at
ago, "Hlle the only support
IeSelpts were Al cars, last
ne export business amounted to II mostly
az outlorts No = red quoted No l
puIuth $3.50; No hard Duluth. asisc nominal al
diloat -t'ORN--As matter o sympathy with
one,,,A Mheat break to-day. declined NC after
fairly steady. Speculative trade was narrow AZ
ork and sentiment bearsh because of pros
Ior larger receipts The English cables wer. ld
~ commission houses sold moderately at Chicago
ana short accounts extended freely IN all rna-isot
rorn CLOCK the curb price May was 697sc No 2
eiod al ,oac; No white. 75kc. No yellow
prr.dd al afoat basis Sales included 1000 bush
aueu corr OATS-'The market sold or with corn
saattortd having little support all day except
track Mb asc No white 5iisc mixed 5sa5S1fc
EYE w.ite o4t-GeS1ec, and white clips 55Izc -.
het easN No Western, 77hc, No West
% 'psc poth b afioat: State rye 7lTT2c -
co. h-siarket steady Feeding quoted al GOA
wa &c eng Iaiting. 6sQ1lc. both Buffalo BI-CRs
N - IfAIN--MaTket firm. Quoted az 81 80 per 100
quoted at 94sII0c Aet pole''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

red mes1e, Jan uec1osing-w -whest-spot firm: No
No winter IS 30: No / Northern 6s 3
Nav california es Cd futures steady: March Sc 4,sd
q 70 41ad corn-spot steady; American mixed ola
STEADY: February IS iasd: March IS 3A.d
S. iss no Peas.canadian steady 6s ioi4d. Flour
~, asvas fancy winter firm. Is Cd Hops az london
m.s COAST steady 10 3sqf3 15s Beef firm; extra Inda
oul. ,s FORK hrn prime mess Western. rs ca Lard
ps prime western. in erces. ass American refined n
fis sed go, ea, Hamscshort cut. IL 10 ie 10, steady.
tho- bacon quiet: Cumberland cut 80 10 sOs "a
q n 40 10 y N. s5s long clear nddes hight 2s "a
sho long clear middles heavy rs 10 sas Cd
bacss. 10 20 20 H. AS: bellies Ia TO nj
Eatssr shouiders-sguare II 10 I3 10 duh. 3ss Cd
Sac ssesoys hnest United States 82s: good United
V theese hrm. American hnest white ass 8d
a. hnest colored, 4ss Ga. Taow-Prime strong
Asstraiihn in London firm Bis ID Cottosseed oil
sys ls,nned-spot firm. 23s Turpentine-spirts firm
g common dull. 3s 1Oizd PetroierIln-Re0n
.t~ sisd Lanseed oil dull 2.,s sd ~ i'e"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

Cash quotations follows Flour barely steady;
Vner 81 SOas4. sraighs So 40Gs3 50; clears,
= 2dS3 50 spng 81 30; patents 81 50dS3 So straights
81 oes8 ~ 40 spring wheat. 75G SOC No red s6l2 q
white. - Q4Ss4c: No 67lac; fair choice mailing
barley GeU0sc. No ] haXseed. 81 g.; Northwestern
ei prime timothy seed 81 80 clover grade
Mess pork per bbl. SO 7oqs16 80; lard, 100 rb
i'ed shoulders boxed 81 371zas7
Nsd - sass So Whiskey basis wines. 81 80
N ne Produce Exchange to-day the market
ssts creaneries, l5a22l9c. daries. Iia2oc. Cheese
t'eaoy at loAalli4c. Eggs firm, fresh. 30c.
Dl.th Jan 1l.-Close: Wheat-Cssh No ! hard 79Sc;
% 80 Aernern. 74'sc; No ! Northern 7eac May. 7sa.c
~S. 'pHi"'@c- Corn. 63c.
- 4i"auhee Jan IL Wheat lower; No Northern 1914
" 20 Northern. 7saT91ec: May s21tc Rye steady
cr5 = ., &c Barley firm: No .. 65c: sample. 61ae5c
'ssc. July, Iessc. track. hard T9I. a 7essc
70 northern I15sc. No . Northern. 75aIec Flour
slst patents 81 loqs4 20; second patents s4ds4 TO-
bulk. 81 5Oasls
fhlaa phia Jan. llwheat firm. zalc higher; con-
80 Eraoe January. s7dssc. quiet but steady: No
,lhea January. 67@6T'zc Oats unchanged No 2
nes,l 90 nearby prints. 2c. Eggs firm: fresh
"oc 60 Western. 30c; do Southwestern 30c do
&c Cheese quiet but firm New-York fun
e.oa. fancy small, &c; DO fair choice. gGiIc
n SoH Tour, 5000 bbls 1921 sacks wheat
me-. ogsh; corn 1900 BUSH oats 200 bush shin
bush ' ''O' o1sh' corn l4'op push; oats 1000
sspe' May ss5sc; July. s1H@si&c; No hard s3I "a
0a, SS1h-No cash. s4sc: May, s7Am67ssc: Juiv
10 z white. 4sassl4c ~' - ~ "'''' 'O7Se'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Jan. llCattle-Receipts. 5000 head steady
stockers feeders 90 3aakt cows. 81 259$i Is
calves Sc 5Gase 20 Texas fed steers 50 2ogs5 2 Hogs
e toIay 2ZoGo heaa Monday 30 200 left over
choice. heavy So 25as6 So heavy SIS so sS is
light. So i0GS6 bulk of sales. S. 95GS6 Sheep-Re-
septs 1000 head steady good 70 choice wethers s4a
81 fair choice, mixed 50 50GSf %; sheep
fed iaS4 80; native lambs So 50aS6 TO- Western lambs
Cincinnati. Jan. lI.-Hogs active 81 e5aS6 40 Cattle
strong So 6OGS5 g. Sheep S2Gs4 lambs strong
s4QS5 SIS.
East Buffalo Jan 1l-cattle-Recelpts. 1900 head
steady for desirable grades; veas SIS 25dSS rs
common to good IS 5oaSs Hogs-Recepts. 300 head
fairly active closing weaker Yorkers S6 20GS6
do S6qS6 %; mixed packers Sc 35S6 choce heavy
Sc 50@s6 SO; pigs SIS S0ds5 co. 4oGs5 O
S4GSf 30. sheep and amhs-Receipts. $500 head good
demand ana fairly steady 70 hrm choice lambs SO 5a
SO % good choice S6QS6 10: culls fair s5S5
sheep choice. handy wetheTs, 81 5dS5: 10 extra
mixed culls and 81 50dSi TO- heavy export ewes
and wethers 81 6od$4 10; yearngs, $5GS5 %.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine raised to-day 4OG tOi4c the
advance being due TO advance Savannah good
business here Savannah was quoted 3Sitc
steady but quiet and unchanged was also steady
and unchanged and quiet
TAR-Reguars 81 So: oil. bbls So SO
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-i 0M40isc.
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 5OasI IS; D. 81 So
r. 81 go F. 81 0; G, 81 20; II, 81 IS; l. 81 90: So so
NJ 81 oO y. So 60; W @. SO 90; " w. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
.
lar iol bbs
savannah. Jan. l--Spirits turpentne hrm 3st4c
receipts Ssg obs sales li5 exports. 5o5 Rosin firm
receipts, 1901 bbs; sales 3722
a b. c, D. 81 20: e 81 l5 r 81 20; G. SIPS: II 81 40
J. 81 20: X. 81 25 NJ 81 65; n, SS 25 G. IS 90; W W
So S.
Charleston Jan 1I-Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
London, Jan. il-Turpentine-Sprts 2Ss Rosin-
American strained. As 9d fine, 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Memphis. Jan. 1l.-Cotton steady middling TTsc low
middlng Tlsc; good ordinary 7sc. receipts 26a
bales; 230i bales shipments 29l5 bales sales
5000 bales: stock, 11l,46S bales.
New Orleans, Jan 11.-Cotton steady; middlIns nc.
low mddng 0l6c: good ordinary. &c. Receipts IL 363
bales; exports coastwise 162 bales: sales bales
stock. 1854 5T2 bales.
savannah Jan. ll.-Cotton steady middlng Ice:
low middiing 1-l6c; good ordinary,
bales; to the Continent s93S bales coastwise
1858 bales; sales 1O5o bales: stock. 13i.614 bales
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

ssek Tsls Jan; m.The wool narte, nrm during the
cent " I'M merlnos and crossbreds a advance OF per
,sz auction salss o. wool FOR nrst series OF the
we're s Sireet The inpoa Of during the
c.ps Of Coz 80 Victoria, 7ss: touth Australia 300
s'sst.r. Sos nope and Natal. iifo: singapore L4ss
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot ot WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
srThe ieaxinE time IRON, De.bro.se. ana
hat siaen srf" Il far sse later ssf..s then
sta.ien, except where o,hsr~ise notea. 80
Sss, Sss New Y9Tk PitsSss lsspiss PittsOufs
s VI. a$T 5F.5Sssssz FF5:.;s5ifs and e,sy.r.ss
siSD gS%PsFtnen sFtn & sssPPns D,aas sa osssrv.
indianapolis I,uisre 81 ISdi 1o'eoo' CINCINNATI.
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5ss s. ~ E2s' sT L6tis 65tlP1s SPREsror SAP p.sr.
5s r. ST. LETTERS f FFaE F Dns cSisaso Ss
Tbs ?: ii. PAeIFic ErSPREss@For PRES Pi,,sburs ana
sSEtsSP ssi-n4 4SB sfS'Ss eSsSS1r. SSssSssr Ex-
W4sHINGTFooaN AND 15ia1a THE fea sorra. siTiaaa'N
la isn S se s p5n,0s @ GT 1910 81 = s and ce
5a8s 3,nF ss5 S'If tsiSos.si lSss sD,ass
Parlor and Dining cars s Dining Car1, Is Dining
BRs Bass Ss ca s5 z P ans B s e Sa Rsa' % salaas "a
bininss srs Ss5 g g SonsEsssiona Lin L = all PssSr aHa
soyTHIRS kAiEwaTEzpTsss m EaS sss .s as p m 1aIo
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE-Express. se5 a. m and sas
hS S da5 Gpasss ass Ai!I e %
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"eheraI Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

COTTON-The cotton market had very peculiar move
end responding 10 the
ieeitiuate bearsh Influences for long time fought stub
advancing 3N4 points
over nights final bids: on feyerish demand rom
The cables from
arrooI were not in accordance closing Of
ordar showing declines spot cotton. well as In
,ure Port receipts overopped those Of day last
year by 100 per Yet on the call STEADY
tone obtained prices points lower to point higher
subsequently sold down to sl4c only 10 rebound 20
buying. led by commission houses
and local r. T. Wilson q CO. VIII
on Monday put bulish estimate believed to be
bal-s), claims cotton in the
South higher, created the hrmer undertone ana
stimulated buying the close early buyers tred
realize profits and Of the bear leaders sol on me
theory much bull company MS
o rices responded readily PRESSURE May selling
down 70 close barely steady with prices
points The market for spot cotton was
quiet unchanged with prices the basis OF Sac for
fniddlng al SEC fo- mddlng Gull
Below given the estimates Of r. T. wilson d &C; OF
Cotton Exchange and the actual yield IN previous