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The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
A CURE RON oaoLExA lNFANruM

'L4lst May" says Mrs. Curtis
Baker, of BookwaIter, Ohio, ian
iufant child of our neighbor 3
vas suffering from cholera infan
tum. The doctor had given up
I'll hopes Of recovery. / took a
Bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
to the house, telling them felt
sure 1t would do good If used &C
y:ording to directions. In two
days time the child had fully re-
and is now (near!y a
,yeaf sincej a vigorous, healthy
girl. Ihave RECON- amended this
Remedy frequently and have
;seveF known it to fail In any
single instance. For sale by
~ drpsglsts.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court, Par
of Calcasieu, State OF Louisiana.

Fifteenth Judicial District Court Par
of Calcasieu, State Of Louisiana.
SUCCESSION OF EDG GAR MYERS.
By virtue Of commission and
order of sale Issued out OF the Fit.
teenth judicial District Court III and
for the parish Of Calcasieu and to me
directed in the above entitled success
sion, will proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
and according to law, on the street in
front of the Citizens Bank, Jennings.
La on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 1902,
between the hours prescribed BY law
all the right. title, interest and claim
OF tbs said succession in and to the
following descpthad property to-wlt:
One note for $l10. 90 dug Deg, I, lWl.
One note for $40. .00due Dec. Isl, 1909,
payable to Edgar Meyer, both signed
| hy Devosan Lopez.
All OF the north (41} forty-one acres
of the north ~ half of southwest 4!
quarter of section (1l) township ~.
nine S r (3) three west La. Mer. IN
Calcasieu parish, Louisiana.
Terms of sale---CASH: to pay the
debts OF sail succession. ,oo,
Jennings, La, August Isl, iso2
JuDSoN HARssls
,.. Administration.
c. E. WooTEN. Attorney. 1s6 3
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ALL wERE SAVED.

For years 1 snGsrea such un-
tofd misery from sRfopchiNs,
writesJ. II. Johnston, Of Bronth'
ton, Ca. that often I was unable
to work. Then when Everything
else failed, I was wholly cured
by pr, King New Discovery tor
Consumption. MY wife suffered
intensly from Asthams, till ii
cured her and all our experience
roes to show it is the best Group
medicine in the world. A tria'
will convince you it's unrivaled
for Throat and Lung diseases
Guaranteed bottles SOC and 500
Trial bottles free at all Drug
gists.
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Summer Rates on K. G. S.

Round trip summer excursions
from Lake Charles to Mena, ST.
loam Springs and Sulphur
Springs, Ark. Open round trip
rate, sale June Is to September
30, limit, October 81. Sloan
Springs, s20.75, Sulphur Springs
$21.55; Mena, $l4.55. Passengers
desiring to visitall Of these points
can get round trip ticits between
these points year round
VI. D. MCCLAKE, Agt,
Kansas City Southern Ry
Lake Charles, La,
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Nra. WI. TT ! - ! ~ y X
from Jennang = - \ !. J! ! !
and il delie a vith ne cnan.
try. She = looking up i desar /
ableeplace fora home md wlllyir-1
vest whenl she finds : plsce toa
suit her.
Rev. Hickman arrived bore.
from Jennings, "A last week
and will remain for . time tO re-
cuperate his health.
T. L. Mcvey and wife arrived
from Jennings La. last Satur
day in search Of health. Here isI
where they can get if,:any where.
They are very much pleased With
thiscountry. 81
P. z. Miller and wife and Mrs.
W. M. Taylor were driving out IN
this part ofthe countrya few days
ago viewing some Of the fine fruit
farms.
James Gortonhas boughtDr. VIM.
Burns 2Oacre farm and will move
ontoitasso aslDr. Burns is able
to .move out. The Doctor will
move to their property in town.
DR.. Morrison, Of Fay yetteyille who
was expected to take the place,
failed to do SO, hence the sale to
Mr.. Gorton.
Mrs. Stewart, oil Jennings, La,
larrived last Saturday to try the
atmosphere Of Sloan as an invig-
orator.
VIM. and Robert Dwigans have
lsold their farms east of here and
are now ready for ansther move
to where, they do notknow as yet.
George Bullick ana George VIII
der arrived from Jennitgs La, on
Saturday last, and will spend q
\ short timein toking in the sweets
lof the delicious fruits of our beau
! tiful land, sniff it's healthful
Ibreezes, rnd partake OF the COO
waters of the 'tPool of Sloan.
i The Eberta peach crop Tor this
lseason is about gathered and the
great rush is over, and surely il
has been a big one and and busy
time. OF course there are some
|later peaches, 50 that there vii
not beCsuch a sudden shut-of a.
to make,the shock to great. Nov
apples are beginning to move ant
iactivity in this line will begin t
r inc. ease fvr a good while, unit
the trees are stripped OF thei
= fruit. =. Z. MILLER.
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day Of July, 1902, In the presence OF
the undersigned competent witnesses,
who sign these presents with the ap-
pearere and me, notary, after readlng
of the whole.
ALBA HEYwoOD.
DEWEY HEYWoOD, by
ALBA HEYWOOD.
W. SCOTT Haywood, BY
ALBA HAYWOOD,
O. w. HEYWOOD,
w. H. STENGER,
GUSTAvE ULRICH.
Witnesses
W. Fl. ADAMS,
D. M. ALLEN,
GEORGE w. CALDWELL.
G, T.. WoOTEN;
Notary Public.
The above act of incorporation hav-
ing been handed to me for exam,na-
ton as to it's legality, and being OF the
opinion that the purposes and op1ec!s
of the corporation as specified In salo
act are legal, and that none OF tne
provisions therein contained are con
trary to law, hereby approve tne
same.
La, August 4th, 1902.
7Signed), JOSEPH MOORE,
Dist Atty. :, 18th Dist. of Louisiana
State of Louisiana, Office Clerk lotf
Parrish of Calcasieu. Judicial Dist.
hereby certify that the above ant
foregoing is true and correct cop;
of the original charter filed IN my o.
flee on the 4th day OF August, A. u.
1902, and recorded in book ., page
t5O ct siq., on the 5th day OF August
/ A. D., 1902.
In testimony whereof, Witness n;
lofficial signature and seal on this 6t]
lday of August. Il. y 1902.
isEAL1 DAVID Fl. LIVINGSTON,
Deputy Clerk and Ex-of1icio Recorder
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR CONGRESS.

Weare hereby authorized to
announce the candidacy OF VIM.
Polk, of Rapides parish, for con-
rress from the Seventh c0ngres.
sional district, subject to the
action of the democratic party Of
the district.
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Furniture for Sale

A lot of household furniture al
most new for sale at q bargain
Also new single buggy. Enquire
of E. P. Kistner, or address box
l8g..
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Two young ladies Wanted to
learn printing trade. Apply at
RECORD Office. -
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Notice to Builders.

I have just received a car load
of lime and also car load OF
cement. I have the agency for
the Liberty, Texas, sand. G'h
and get prices.
194t6 d. q. BRaWN,
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Two boys wanted to learn the
printing 1. business. Apply at
RECORD Office,
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To close out my entire line OF
offer all lines of dry goods at cost
/. M. Abbott. 2OltJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

bU man had been expected The public good
10 curing the forenoon but also showed tendency
wees OF dry weather in ali parts Of the winter wheat
fears cold striking
lnnuence that the afternoon
SaS tne announcement that report would
the oH oay al CLOCK giving an estimate OF
aHe,age Yield in 1901 and also
n round figures OF the newly seeded winter
eporIs however VIII be made Of the estimated
until after with the
census report On the idea that the might
Sontan bearsh factor many professional who
were long Of wheat determined and
ehs1ees The cables steady from Liverpool, but
was 1Qllz net higher Budapest IGl2. marks
higher and Liverpool sd stronger The stu
atlon remained just about has been all week
WIN only loads reported export account and 1000
seaDoaro cearances also disappointing while primary
receipts exceeded years total slightly. although by
basis. follows: No / Northern, Duluth SeIkc
prompt; No Northern. New-York, soc. prompt: No /
% promP no Roe No %anoSa Prdpe
NO Northern. Duluth, Ssc, prompt and No hard
YORK STAG. prompt -CORN-Under large sales
reazing and other account the market became
and heavy yesterday closing sc lower.
commission houses Chicago Of
points reports Argentina Offering corn al
considerably under American prices The
were UNCHANGED and cash business amounted to only 1900
Tic. No white 1870 and No . yellow T5I2c ali o
active with heavy buying through brokers a in
the early part OF the session realizing
higher a West The local cash market continaed
nTIn; FTI No oats closed 53c; No B. SIC No white.
white, 64g5ec; No white clips 56c..... RYE-Market
easy NO ! Western, 77hc and No Western 76asc,
eoth D anoat; State rye 7lqI2c. BARLEY
5iG6Se both Buffalo Sales. 125coO bush mailing
BARLEY; private terms BUCKwHBAT GRAIN-steady:
quoted = 20 per 100 n track NewYork CLOVER
SEELh-Dulls quoted 9As GT10c.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
nrrnoPnAN PRoDUCB MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. eclosiag: wheat-spot firm; No red
California 6s 3D. futures quiet; March. 6s 4sd May
es 4Ad CoTn-sPot, American mixed, new no stock;
American mixed Old steady, 5s SID futures quiet Feb
rary 6s 4IId; March 5s 4d May 5s "A Peas-Canadian
firm 6s I'D Flcur-St. Louis fancy winter Arm Is 3D.
Hops Iondon-Paohc Coast arn. 81 Ssgf3 l3s- Beef
firm. extra T9s Pork firm; prime
Western. T2s Sd Lard-Amsrtcan refined. IN pails dull
4as; prime Western in terces quiet ass Hams-ShoIt
II TO steady, ASS. Bacon-Cumberland 2G
to 80 NJ ribs i6 Sd long clear
middles light 2S "a 10 45s long clear middles heavy
40 No. 44s Cd short clear backs i6 to 20 No. AS Cd
is 70. 52s Sd Shoulders-Square, II
dull sos I'd. Butter steady finest United
good United States 70s Cheese firm; American finest
white Sd: American finest colored. 49s Sd.
Prime frm eos Cd Australian, London, nrn.
pentine-Spirits firm, 2ss Cd Rosn-Common dull. SIS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

I S At e. IS DO 1o5 70. DO. n. a, So 2s
- yHas Co: 2oi Ohio lambs. "a n. ss .; 20
40 90 TO- at s. so; l6 Buffalo sheep. IA n,
90 %; - Jersey ewes. I13 70. a
Harrington & Co. 232 BufYslo larnb. al n a, S5 So
I'D do, 81 n, a s5 so - " - ~
HePherson & Co: 2o1 Buffalo lambs 75 70 at s. 60
Sc 25 - . O'''ein~cA' % Suaus 4Aa0s' >" ID AZ
at Sc % ~ ''0'uA''' N SO@1e 'A-I-D' ." 40
1l1S-f Receipts partly estiuatedl 1874
I,a1o neaa; one deck sale. The quiet.
nonF; country dressed dull and weak
saes-Andrew Mullen Qate yesterday: - State hogs
los 70 average at s6 60 3
: rougks 365 10, at s. 80 ~ - '
q Hollis Qate yesterday: State hogs. l22 10
e. 20 % ro1ghs $40 10 al s5 co. $50 10.
- ~ poaT, 800 H. a SO; 10 at
n f1une q Bro. Yesterday: K hogs
4Sa 10 At g. 60; stag. 10 at 81 so
= Judd Co: > Jersey 300 n ar
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January o. 1902.
gEEVEs-Receipts. 3 or b2 head. all eohslst.eua %
transactions. Dressed beer sleady
y dressed native 61z ql0c H. Cables quoted
American live cattle 3Gi3Ac per ~ dressed weight
rigerator beef at IOQ1O.c per No reported
for to-day the Uller Tor the west ihaies
carry sheep L. S. DilleIoack.
CALVEs-Receipts, 10 head: rs direct and % 70 pc
roId mainly al Sxtieth-st The market quoted STEADY
and all veals sold at s49$s 70 per 100 10 SS aS
dressed veals 9d13c ~ country dressed nr AT oa
IilIc: dressed barnyard and fed calves. 6gse.
Sales G. Curtis g. Son: 10 veals 14e fb average al
IS so per 100 do. IA 10. at S 7o do "a 10 az
IS so; do 10. So do, 65 10 at "a cuis iso
Tp at 81. ~ . 90.
70 at 81 80. 49,. .so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts 2s1s cars; or os4o
head III direct and II cars 10 be sold; lz2 al
Jersey city and 4 at sixtieth-st Sheep and common
ana medium lambs ruled steady. while good lambs were
wanted and showed hrnness The pens were Suily
sSdss Is: one. Canadian lambs at IS S. Dressed
rnuttcn brGTiac: dressed lambs T14@f0c.
t f5 per 100 21o do IS 10. SIS IS; 1s5 Canada
DO S. S. s2 cno sheep 90 10 at 81 Is; 10 do
Kerns commisson Company: ia Buffalo lambs, 6 p.
60 IS s5 eS Ohio lac ~ at "a 5o SO Virginia DO b5 10,
a. S.; Virginia sheep los r. at g. 70; ie7 de- iet n
do 10 10, at 81 40; Ohio do. lSs To- at
81 rs 2 bucks. 135 n. at 50 So -. .,.
robn Il Shannon: Ohio lambs. II n. at So 20; 223
ohio Yea western Ahesps ss 6o 22s Ohio doeo
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
OTHER AlARKEr&BY TELEGRAPH

ans h'Ssos Jan sOOo head. 25o Tex
e s Asftst active and lOQ15c higher Monday.
] Sooq to prime SO 6oaS7 co. poor medium S4ass IS;
stochets ana feeders. So 25GS4 cows 25Gs4
g m - 9oes' Is @ 59 canneTs 81 25a$2 8o bulls s2@
HogsIRe6eipts today 80 900: tomorrow 20 900:
ooeI !uVVO market 5dioc higher. butchers
80 80 90 good TO choce heavy So 3oGS6 rough heavy
70 SpgS6 20; light 81 SOaS6 10; sales S6dS8
sneep-Heceips M iOoo heavy lower light steady Lambs
lambs, S5 80. 49, "
Cincinnati, Jan. 9-Hogs strong 81 6SaS6 80; cattle
strong So 504s5 65 sheep steady. 75GS3 rs lambs
firm. SASS 70
East Buffalo. jan 9-Cattle-Receipts
steady TO strong good
and heifers S4dS4 20 fair Old 81 25dS3
veals active and strong: choice 6OGSs
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500. fairly active higher Yorlers
SO 25ds6 so; light 1896 mixed packers $50
SO 30; pigs. IS e0GS6 roughs So 4O@s5 20:
81 so. Sheep lambs-Recepts 3 200 head good de-
mand; sheep: Gq15c higher lambs Choice
81 75s5 rs sheep choice handy wethers 81 65as5
mixed, 50 9O6$4 so; cuis and 81 500
So So heavy and wethers 81 5os4 1o year
Hngs S5ds5 IS
East Liberty Jan; Cattle steady; choice. So 4o9
Sc so prime S5 sass TO- IS 35dS5 81. Hogs steady
Erme heayies g 4oasS 45 heavy medi1ms S. t9$S 49,
Workers. Sc o5d$6 10 pigs s. soqso go roughs $Sq$6
Sheep firm; wethers S4dS4 %; culs and common,
81 5O9s2 yearlings s3GS4 so; veal calves s. 50qSs.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January 9. 1902
ooFFEE-Again liquidation was the chief feature Of
trading i coffee futures The market opened steady IN
al z decline OF points but after the call
turned weak under Liquidation and irregular most
Gay. The local contingent, Europe and Baltimore
the decline Street and spot houses covered
Santos crop and Of the amount Of remaining coffee from
Still given by Johnson.
conjunction with Disappointing cables, responsible
tr the lack q bull confidence and the efforts made by
longs get r6 Of their holdings Trading.
compared with the last few days light. the total
busresE amounting 3s $50 bags Heavy receipts
Brazilian ports and al the interior added % the un-
Cf bulls. The market finally steady
unchanged 3 points lower The French
closed I Hamburg = pig down.
RIO decline of so the exchange rate
dropped 3-326. TO = I3-3ad No change reported
Santos. Brazilian port receipts 20 $1,000 bags
and yhe interior total 26l00 bags Light domestic
warehouse deliveries Of l3 600 bags had effect on
sentiment The street local spot supplies
rsd dull with quotations held ncuinally ar yesterdays
bssis Of CSC for invoice lots Of No Z RIO.
The q contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
NAVAL STORES.

tone but was quiet, with offers sca-ce Advces nom the
Savannah market rru, and served
ths market here Rosin steady but quiet without
quotable change. Tar held former prices,
unGertone about steady. We
SPIRITS TURP ENTINE-Ou bbIs. s9Ho: machine
made bbls 40c.
TAR-Pne bbls s. IS; oil bhis 81 so.
ROSIN-Common. strained 81 80: good strained 81 55
D 81 So; r 81 60; p 81 65 c. 81 TO- H 81 rs: 81 90;
K 81 80; NJ 81 80: y. 81 so: W G.. So 90; W. g. 10
STOCK on HAND.
5pir1ts turpentne &Ss3 onls
lar lalS pols
Charleston. Jan 9.-Turpentine and rosn firm and
changed.
Savannah. Jan 9.-Sprtts turpentine firm; receipts,
2i9 bbls sales 505: % Rosin Arm; receipts.
ASS hhls; sales. 70S exports. 455.
New-Orieans Jan. 9.-Recepts-Rosin. 255 bes;
ports 70 Belize Honduras turpentine. I bbi.
Wilmington. Jan. 9.-Sprits turpenttne quiet 36G3Tc.
receipts u Rosin S14Sl O5; receipts, S95
bbls Crude turpentne quiet 81 0dS2 receipts 40 bbls
Tar firm, 81 Is receipts 1871 bbis-
London. Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2Is Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoTk 8, 1907.
BEANS AND PEAS-The is still quiet for
white beans prices easy: quality
outside figures strictly
cally small white varieties Red kidney stiIl lean in
IL is doubtful that So could exceeded
for any quantity Of choies Foreign
ing cali and steady the basis OF 81 SIS for
prime Austrian goods Scotch Green peas
a little higher. We quote: Beans choice. per
bush 354S2 4o do medium. choice 81 30 pea choice,
81 s5 do red kidney. choice, 81 i5 DO white kidney,
choice. yellow eye choice. 81 black turtle
sop 81 S0asI Calforuia s. COG 30; italian,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
rs and interior points to-day
day last week and last year:

-son Excharge special Liverpool cacies-Spot cotton.
sssie demand sales 10000 bales: speculation and
LOG, American. 600; receipts, T5 900: American,
1s9 nedng upland 15-32d. Futures opened steady.
I.ssS-S4e advance Closed frm, 3az 10 points net
January 27s; Januzry-February. 42e1zs: Feb
,stls -41rch, 42ey: March-ApTil. 42ebi April-May.
l-,zss Asy-June, June-July and July-August A26Hs;
r-Ts-st-SeptsEuber, 42Is. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrmer
. .e-stns better. with more business
r llR AND BdEAL~-Businsss again held in check
rfsgulsrity Of wheat, and, while holders main
srs e rates all grades The amount Of business was
a. spg patents s. lOdSs IS; winter straights ~ %
Eszs' winter patents SO 75GS4 spring clears 81 35G
srtza No / winter s3@S3 2o No winter,
RErits@' 70 grade. S25, and % arrive BUCK
F11oCR-F1rrn quoted 81 25qs2 30 spot and 70
Gxe.z,.; RfE FLoUR-F1rm; quoted: Fair 70 500.
kEsfSso; choice to fancy. So 1893 IS CORY
tl Saet quoted Kiln dried SO 1898 e5. as 20 brand
t9 sAl-Easy: quoted: Fine white and yellow, 81 Iog
Sntr fssasse 81 sIQsl ss....- .FEED-Easy; Quote.d
sD,ng bran. bulk s22; coarse winter bran 80 81
s< ss9 - Oh cake. s22 50; hon:ny chop. s27 so oil
Two extremes were met s,,re Ti5s
yesterday. prices az one time toucnils
ei tne season, but in the last nonr seilias
ne. ~ nnsh. so that nnsl values were ngNc net
Me- gain s e az az curb May dropped on 70 ssSe but
Sts5 br'.L - se1H4bemc As conditions seemed 70 %
on q. early q ts session traders loaded up with
~ 70 D. loea that prices would so nucn hignef:
RA este~e1tpolnted by absence OF expert ceniano
Eary trns-l clearsnces and less aftention 20
-~'--svosaos. .lfr9p dispatches from 4S0utnweat-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

spet closed quiet, with quotations 11ec higher
the basis of SIC for mdding upland and Sac FOR
ndtlag Gulf Southern spot markets were teegraphed
follows: NeVV-Orleans active and higher, 1-i6c ad
sA1es. l3-l6e. Mobile hrm isc higher, TAO;
Savannah steady l-I6e higher. i3-i6c Wilmington
sseady unchanged al 7Hc; Norfolk steady Lice higher
Hl5c; Baltimore nominal, l-lee higher al 3-lec
augusta steady 332c higher at Sc. ST Louis quiet. un
nsrssd i3-isc. Estimated receipts Eew-OreaHs
ir tomorrow 1900 IL, 900 bales, com
gs-ed s72 actual and $3.50 bales
.la last year Houston for from 6O0o 20
30 bales against s5os bales actual last week and 55
a@lss actual last year
Receipts the ports points to-day COM
pared with the same DAY last and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIvERPooI, COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool, Jan. o. D. m.-Cotton-Spot-Fair dema nd;
prices higher: American middling. fair 81 -S2d
middling. 1924; midding, IS 32d; low middlng
4Ad: ordinary 4d; ordinary. 4d The sales OF the
bales OF which 500 for speculation and
export American receipts 10 600 bales
including IS. American Futures opened hrmsr and
American middllng. o January. 21-64d
sellers; January and February 64q4 27-64d sellers
February March. 26-54d value; March and April
. May 26-64el4 27-S4d sellers
May June 2e-64a4 2764d buyers; June and July
4 26-S434 2T-S4d buyers July and August. 3s- -84D
27-4d buyers; Angus: and September. e3S444 2a64d
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

CoTT0,IThe cotton market opened steady with prices
points lower 70 point higher. and for moment
E--1lr special -es1-nE n either direction. Bulls
Sears = extremely cautious and slow take the initia
I've Until Ire feeling 2-nc1g investors known. The
-z-ss ana Els EcEe1s1t CT tne crop against
npF1 e=-t- nut onse-g these factors we're bullsh
Pos -r1 southern spot fsTes and splendid trade state
es from Grgoo1s and cotton cloth markets. Soon after
--e mere movement shorts 10
cover. and several sized orders months
received from From the slight thus
mace the market rapidly hrmer, and speculative
o-y-rg increased leaps ard bounds. There little
eoTton t1r sale price while the short interest
seemed 70 Be thoroughly frightened and position
tEeT resistance 70 bull efforts From SOB May quickly
advanced 20 ~ and then after slight reaction made
zeE Upward luTca touching . -lS before
Wall picked up large blocks
he high figures q The morning. the conservative
o1gs sold for prots Liverpool lost time in getting
Eio ins s1c Tot only advanced IN full keeping with eur
rss 5ut contributed buying orders 10 market The
eouri became large buyer the rise ana commission
hsHsss made busy than they have been IN
Eees Al midday the market suffered something CT
rePuse under scramble for profits started by big
AeT turned strong remarkably bUllish sdvices from
Southern spc- markets. From 90 ths May opton jumped
eis this being l3 points Nights final bids and
soze > points Up from the recent iow level Badly
punished professional 5d stand the order
their going bot simply fought il with investors
who should get the cotton spsrngiy offered BY
sr5A-takilg longs. Ruu,Crs that the movement
raising throughout belt served stim
-lsis buying n the last hcL-. Trading was unusually
Eetirs al ire late session. and general The close
sas 1rn. with prices net 7G1i points higher.
Tie q prices in the local market to-day
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
new YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

HARLEM DIVISION.
Dos A N and IS P. Daily except Surdays 70 Pitts,
ns4d and North Adams Sundays only, a 30 A "
Pullman Cars through trcsrs
Trains Eliminates Pfnusch
Ticket eficss az 1l2. 251 AIS 1913 Broadway Is
Union So W. 275 Columbus 1S3 West l25tl
l25th ST and 13sh st. Stations. York ana Ta
Fulton St. and 10S Broadway z D Brock
Telephone for New Yo-r Central Cal,
SsrVlce 5aggaEs checked from hotel residences
Westcott Express Company.
P. 8 BLODGETT GEORGE n DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty ST. and south Ferry ttims
minutes earlier than below. except as noted)-
ROYAL BLUE LINE

S.4z5 tsOO ss0o. .Io-O0. .iI-So A NJ 100. " So
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Bway 1s2 5th 737 6th IS So.
West I53 East i25th ST. 23 West 125th ST., rs colu
bus Ave. New York; Court ST. 34s $50 Fulton So.
Rrooklyn as Broadway, Williamsburg. New
Co. calls for and checks baggage % destination.
FFron Liberty ST only. 'Daliy- TDaily. except Sun
day. Sundays only zPar!or Cars only
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