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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
State Items of Interest.

The store building and stock of Mr..
Early was destroyed by fire Mt Almena.
Estimated loss $4,000, insurance $4,000
John Pelkolle, homesteader residing
near Even. was shot by his wife, Min
ME pelkole He is in Il critical condi-
ton.
John Condor, the 16-yearold slayer of
13-year-old George Griffin, at GAINESVILLE,
has confessed Condor was drunk when
he shot Griffin.
Adolph Schiner, 20 years old Il farmer
at Benoit, respondent because of failure
to secure work, attempted suicide by
drinking carbolic acid.
Leafs e. Glover. a well-known young
man of Oshkosh. left for San francisco,
whore he will take passage on the steam
er Coptic, which sails for Manila Mr..
Glover goes to Manila to accept a posi-
ten.
John Mcclure residing at Toledo, o.,
was arrested in Kenosha on n charge of
stealing an overcoat He admitted that
he had taken the coat for the sole pur-
nose Of being sent to Jail. The man is
very sick and can survive but a short
time.
Fire in the Fair department store in
Madison caused a loss, principally by
smoke and water, of $4,000 or more
The flames started in the basement III Il
quantity of cotton batting. The build
ing is owned by Mrs. l.. $. Winterbot-
ham and the stock by Joseph Kaiser
Amlle insurance is carried.
st, Mary's Catholic Church in Apple
ton narrowly escaped being destroyed by
fire which started in the wood stored
in the basement and had a good start
wien discovered by Father Ripp, the
assistant pastor The blaze was extin-
puished before much damage was done
Father Fitzmaurice, pastor, Is in Rome.
While being examined for juror in
the Circuit Court it was discovered that
William Evans, justice of the peace from
Salem. was not citizen of the United
States and he was excused from the jury.
Evans has held the office OF justice of
Salem for more than six years and dur
ing that time has performed many mar
rage ceremonies and decided suits
brought before him, his eligibility never
being questioned When Evans came
to this country from England he was p
wears old, too old to become a citizen by
the act of his fathar taking out papers
OF citizenship
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Huge Dam Nearly Finished

The largest dam in the State will be
completed at Grand Rapids i'll few
days, giving the water power and mill
industry of the Wisconsin river immense
advancement. The dam is 1000 feet long
and will furnish 5000 horse power. The
transfer of water power to the Van
nortwick syndicate at Kaukauna, ending
years of litigation, which paralyzed in
dustry there. has formally been complet-
ed. New paper mill plans are numer-
Gus Work has already begun on 81
100000 paper mill at Merrill. A com
pany has been organized to build an
ether paper mill of similar proportions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Fight for Sugar Control.

The announcement of the incorpora-
ton of the Eau Claire Sugar Company
is believed to mean fight between two
big companies for the control of the beet
sugar industry Of the State, feature
of which will be the building of four or
FIVE big beet sugar factories at a total
cost of about $4,O00,000. These factories
will probably be at Janesville. eau
Claire, Chippewa Falls, Madison and
Fond du Lac and will cost in the neigh
borhood of $1,0O0,000 each. The James
vile and Eau Claire plants are said to be
assured and will be built by the so-called
Davidson interests. The other plants,
it is said will be built by the Wisconsin
Sugar Company
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
PREDICTIONS SAVE MILLIONS.
River and Flood Service, Whose Head
Is DIR. Frankenfeld.

With the menace Of the spring floods
upon them, hundreds Of thousands of
people living in the territories likely to
be affected are now watching anxiously
for warnings from the river and flood
service Of the United States weather
bureau.
They recall, with feelings Of appre-
honsion. the appalling floods of last year,
when the Ohio, the Kansas, the upper
and lower Mississippi, the lower Mis-
souri, and their tributaries swept away
in mighty rushes $4O000,00O worth of
property. They recall how the vast
plains of southwestern Arkansas, north
western Louisiana and the great tract Of
country through which the Mississippi
passes were covered for 5000 square
miles with a mighty body of turbulent
water carrying all before it.
Yet despite all the losses, millions of
dollars in property and thousands Of
live were saved by tho timely warnings
of the weather bureau, whose river and
food service is directed by DR.. H. G.
F1ankenfeld. There are 375 places of
observation from which reports are sent
to him, and upon the information sub
mitted he bases his predictions. The
amount of rainfall and the extent of the
watershed, together with the capacity of
the streams to carry off the flood water
are the factors entering into the proph-
ecy. AS soon as it appears that food
Is imminent in any particular district the
forecaster in charge Immediately issues
warnings to all who are interested, gives
the stage of water expected, and the time
for it's arrival in various places. Warn
ings are also distributed by telephones
and telegraph.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Back Broken, Still Lives.

With his back broken and lower limbs
totally paralyzed James Thompson lies
in reclining chair at the home Of Il
friend in Neenah, apparently recovering
strength every day. Thompson was en-
ployed in Milwaukee as a carpenter last
June and fell from the roof of building
to the ground, a distance of thirty feet.
His back was broken in the fall and
when taken to Neenah physicians said
he could not live week. Since then
Thompson has gradually improved and
the case is puzzling his attendants.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Manitowoc in Trouble.

Trouble is anticipated by Manitowoc
city officials in enforcing the ordinance
compelling the Standard Oil Company to
remove it's tanks from the city limits,
the company having intimated fight in
the courts. Fire Chief Kratz insists that
the order be obeyed. More than 600
barrels of oil is now stored in close prox-
unity to two leading factories of the
city and an explosion would mean u
heavy loss
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Cigar Caused Baltimore Fire.

The General Loss Committee which
is adjusting the losses incurred In the
great Baltimore fire says the fire was
caused by someone dropping lighted
cigar or cigarette through a broken
deadlicht in the sideW ak.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
FOREIGN Born Criminals.

According to statistics collected by
Chicago officials in twelve of the prin-
cipal cities of the United States, foreign
born residents constitute 26.1 per cent Of
the urban population, and they furnish
1913 per cent of the prisoners arrested
for all causes In view of the fact that
many foreigners offend against the law
through ignorance, the common assump-
ton that there are more criminals among
the foreign-born than among the native
born population is difficult of proof.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Deed of Domented Boy.

In Claire Mrs. Burns, widow, 70
years old, was attacked by her son with
q Ratchet as she lay in bed She sus-
tanned fractured skull and will die.
Dan Burns her son, middle-aged bach
elor, is in Jail. He is thought to be in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-04-08
Must hit It.

Jaqeles-Despite all the fun made
~ him the weather man is fairly ac-
waoo,es-I do not see how he coulo
be otherwise when we nave 80 -
different kinds Of weather every uAs
Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

4Og42o nominal! LTNsEED on. American seed. city
raw. 40G4lci out or raw, SsG+Oc; CALCUTTA raw
CSC LARD OIL. 62c. - -
PROVIsIONs-Up 70 the last half hour strong mar
experienced provisions good demand from
packers commission houses feeling also the cary
IN grain reaction. which was on4y q
small resulted from realizing and the elos!As
In wheat OF 1900 receipts az the west
contributed 1900 Kansas City 5000 ana Oulsla oyy
PORK Arm Quoted; Mess. Sl4 25Q$lb, faInliy. 30
short clear. SIS 50G%l6 BEEF steady Ouotel 80.
mess sl5a$l7 BEEF HAMS quiet quoted ~ 70 'sg
500 DRESSED HOGS firm. Quoted; Bseons. osc; fS
MEATs-Pickled bellies steady quoted; 10 10 1s.q' ~
10 7}2c; IA 10 7itci picked shoulders urn ~
picked hams quiet quoted SaQlO12o TALL 80 80;
city. &C. country 5Glssc LARD firm quoted 49, ,,,S
America s25c; Continent 7I5c Brazi! kegs ~ C,Oo5
pound firm quoted GlzG3&c STEARlNE du4L ~u''sN
Oleo exc city lard stearins. 13QSe- 1--o,a with
RICE-The market shows steady undertoI,s, wi ,1
demand and holders keeping sIocFs
hand The South is steady. reporting gooG ri.
movement for this season or the year ~ q q. "a se.
prime 10 choice 95c: head, 81 aJeaci Patha 49,
6}ac; Japan. foreign uomnaIi doEaesti1 "a S77<S'
AZ u5lsc: Raugo0u In bond. "a 827-c. , 49,,
sCGAR-Reaned sugar is quiet and unchangeo;; ~
OF the sugar shipped Tor jobbers IL In the me ~
business Withdrawals on open conlfacls $50
GU 7f and crushed s. IS Eagle tablets, IS So mould
81 50. cubes 81 20. xxx powdered 81 co. powoeIeD'
coarse powdered and fruit powdered - %; as.e az
prarrlaed 81 IS; Eagle 10 cartons, ? u bags ana 10
bags Hae graduated. 81 60; Eagle me
standard GRADUATED and diamond A. 81 ~ ta To-
A 81 80 and 3, 81 20 No 4 81 10 10 o. q ~
No O. 81 O5: No T. 81; No s, So %; No % 30 ~ ~
tq ~: No II So So: No L. s. 20; No 49, So .9i NO "a
ana is 81 GJ No 6 IS co. Eagle powdered 81 49, eysa
sugar and dull January and FEBRUARY 4uutse
A. Il es,d The local market Il dun VII
Quoted at lisa rnuscovsdo 50 test 27-S2d. and
no a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January .. 1904.
COFFEE-Ths coffee market to-day with tTemen-
Sous liquidation. The news Of the day generally
bUlish however. far legitimate trade conditions
h fact market after opening 5QO points lower. n
Umpathy with lower European cables. showed ad-
FG1Ig tendency during tie forenoon recovering almost
~ Us initial loss. But selling became heavier later and
Ehle the tone steady the close prices were 100
% Doirs lower. Sales estimated at $4,000 bags
Inc opening Losses IN line with the advces from
abroad. which reported decline Of q al pig at Ham
pot fully respond this decline. the advance early was
attended BY selling here against purchases abroad for the
account O. srbsge houses. On the other hand cable
vas received from kar. hrische & Co estimating the
amount Of coffee remaining In the interior Of santos at
nly 10000 bags bulsh feature and the receipts FOR
ne cay and week very light, with the primary
tets generally higher This encouraged outside demand
nEs Wall Street however. turned seller later ana
BASED the market on while there also cable from
Santos predicting Increase in receipts in the fu
are The market did not respond 70 the decline In
FUTURES. but ruled firm with quotations the basis OF
SIC for Rio No T. Warehouse deliveries IN tbs United
bstes for the week l464s9 bags against l6 6e2
bsRs last and l44462 bags last OF the former
f the aggregated 81 coo bags against 5000 bags
last l31 600 bags for the corresponding week
last year Receipts at Rio were 5000 bags. against
5000 previous week and % 900 bags last
Rio shipments for the week 5000 bags 10 the
United and 1900 bags 10 Europe Santos shipped
300 90 bags the United States and 1900 bags
Europe. Bahia receipts for the week 1000 bags
Plates 1000 bags to Germany 200 bags to the rest Of
The range Of contract prices local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
ceipts the ports and interior points to-day. com
with the aaraa DAY last week md last yearl

Exchange
ATeTiean ooS receipts ZOO American 100 MID %
Poins sdyaaes ei9sed feyersh net 2Ga3 Points 2gas[
March 59te april 93f 90 ApTlI-May 81
CetoSbsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
quiet and arm ClOths-Tho higher price asked checks
FLOUR AND MEAI--About the only effect Of ne
tumble In wheat prices to check the demand toE
8 6as 9 Sn s Tss sa a at "a S. S3T9F
Ter S. Is 81 & exrs 70 Gate s. 26aS5 80 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-MaTket quiet Quoted, 81 io4S75 %
choice to fancy. s. ioS53 90 coRNSEAI- Quiet; quot
81 o5s u 0 lS Tls a oaoye We.rn spring so
do S2S so; red dog s23 7o city BRAN $2l0Ssi '9 o1A
HoNINY CHOP. 81 bulk s2$ so sacks oIIAEAI. S-5
tho market had experiences season Of strength ana
the present bun movement The break Which ea,ns en-
hush market &c chicago was generally
S 1 Est no s9 Of h s f nus sold varies
anoaSt was 10000 bush So big was the decline ha
Il caught lot OF stop orders in THIS m25Ee. ana IL T
break halted Then there was moderate upjuTn- tol-
%S 6 by dds. San 5y al a ne ec o @
market in its ady9Hcs which G9T5leg ay unusual 9 II
verify tile winter wheat States and by slight decline
prospects in the Far East While there was snow
now give S.ge mat seeon statistic, Of the day and
week had little actual effect on market view Of
speculative activity noted The visible supply in
$4,000 bush against decrease last ear or
6OOOO0 local stocks there was reduction OF
$4,000 including decrease q lloO bush ~ the
supply The worlds shipments amounted 10
s346 bush Increase Of 100000 bush the
an Increase OF 100000 bush. Although II had been
expected early the that the decline would let IN
export business Europe showed little inclination
take hold weaker az the opening than
due view cold weather from tire south
interior movement about 100000 bush
smaller than year. No red closed bic elevator
and nomnay 95c ehcat; No ! Northern Duluth,
$3.50 o sfoat. CORN-Opening firm, Eutse-
Cuently advanced coed buying at the West, and
until the late afternoon made appreciahle Response
70 the pronounced break In wheat For considerable
time May stood $3.50 this market. but dHaIly
dropped 55c. closing sac down from Saturday. Tho
condition OF SIN gives Tor dissatisfaction
among the trade. and the movement also for tho day
proved lighter usual. aggrcEating 10000 bush.
against 5000 bush last year. There
business Of loads here and loads az outTorts. The
amount passage decreased 5000 bush and tho worlds
shipments practically the last week
the visible supply increased $4,000 bush No . corn
closed SEC elevator and $40 o anoats .
OATS-Ihe developments In largely IN line
with those IN other markets and after being rather
strong at time the close unsettled and easy
under sales for long account The visible supply in
creased $4,000 bush. ard tie local reduced
1Tl.OOO bush for the week. Sales here 10
100 600 bush No oats closed 44G45iac; g. z4c: No
white. Acc No white 4HTsGisc: standard white sGr4
Q4e%c and track white 4G65oc. RYE-AiarAet steady.
No Western. &c nominal state and Jer-
quoted 4Tc. c New-York- and mailing. 5OqG0c I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
OTHER MARkgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 25-CATTLE-R Receipts IS 900 head; $50
PC higher good prime steers 81 l5Q$5 co.: 70
medium SidSI 60; and feeders 81 25f$4 10;
COWS 81 60GS4 IS heers S27l 90: 81 6oQS2 So
bulls 81 25dSI IS: So 50QS0 6O HOGSReceipts
to-day. 40 600 head: morrow 10000 head; strong;
mixed and butchers sOTS5 20; good choice
1895 90: heavy s. 75QS4 90; light 81 65Qs5 03
bulk OF sales 81 0OTS5 % SHEEP-Recelpts 2OOO0
head; sheep lO115c higher lambs l5G25c higher good
wether "a 900$i IS; fair to choice g 55Si Is:
native lambs. 81 5O6S6 %.
Ia Il Bunaio Jan 5-CATTLE-Receipts 2 $50 head;
shipping steers steady. others 3025c hgheri
shipping 81 sass 10 prime steers s. 254S5 90;
butchers steers sass; hefers So ?ogs4 75 cows $50
s. 10; bulls s3TS ~ Ftockcrs and feeders 81 1884;
heifes So 5oG$3 Is fresh and sprnEers $50
s. per higher; good choice S50ffSc0. medium
good ss50sis common, s2oaS3o vEALs-Rsceipts.
$50 head 25o higher. sG0$s. H0GS-Receipts. p 500
head; active pigs. 4oc others $1,000 higher; heavy
rouqfs 81 4o0sl so: stays ssgS3 Is SHEEP and
LANBS-Receints 500 head: active 2514Oo higher;
lambs s5TsG En- yearnEs IS 250S5 rs wethers 81 500
S.: ewes 81 5O1s4 ~; sheep. mixed 81 50fnS4 -.
kansas city. Jan. 5-CATTLE-Receipts 5 600 head.
including 100 Southerns; market 10000 higher export
and dressed steers 81 505 rs fair good So 751
81 40; Western fed steers 6o0s4 40: sOers and feed
ers SO i50sf II: Southern steers S26$4 10; Sou
cows 50 1852 ~: native cows 81 1898 10 ~@ss-e
beirars en6aa 20: bulls 50 401$3 calves .5R
so - HOGS-Recepts. 6.O00 head; market strong Sc
sales sass 10; heavy. - 07t-fe
- ~, packers 9o1S5 05 nigs and lights, - 40ifS5
sTITF1P-ReceIrts 3 0o0 head market 5000 higher;
native e50s5 Western lambs. 81 Sass Is;
TED 81 sOas4 Western FED yearlings. sass %;
stockers and feeders. 50 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
sHolioay

A. 49, OS-Iocays cotton market active and excited
ooelne less 30 later but sride from midday
$50 q colntsretiTey slight Importance ruled gen
49,. slH reeclng the highest Price 81 the day and
a. - mis- iete trading. The market opened arm at
q 10 % 2 points which was hardly a full
70 ne sensational hrmness IN LIVERPOOL where
sf - s,peetso 70 b ebout 70 points higher vera
$780, q 70 81 points higher and were q 20 -
~ - .sner az the hour 4 local opening This show
&C.,. Seu on with estimates for continued light re-
49, .o1ec more or less general buyinR and while
inynesis. ent Incubation reguary
S.fo--S- - lelo"ing the pening
&C., aroi,gly advancing tendency which was not
X A. ~ -l thiee active months showed gains OF
t9o Win July here selling 50 s2c
ins.... leana A. this level demand became less
Fur,o- go mere was OF reaction with
TIfh - sHcuieung that bull leaders we're unloading
roi-s. Inmates Tor tO-moTrow'F receipts leading
tr,T heavier. the market began 70 work down
BIZ 81 Ie1eleo nearly the low point Of the morning
~ tellsa akGin later exports were seen 10
F-.,s. efgs and. the leader became more ag-
49, ,efeis with March reaching Is 1oc; May IS z0c
r., 49, loooo Tbs close OF 8 points down
IS r.-s SesL eut ths market finally steady
fep,-fes =, 1st out 2 70 ~ points higher.
We, &C. iy5tOO9 halea The IN Liverpool
sons ,oolted 20 American buying connection with
~ ttlfE ~ spof Interests forced the market
shipe--s Civilizations contracts with Southern
ths d., fvate adviees from the South indicated that
tsctsS ~ vas less active a. the higher prices re-
tnseff.t -eeoy bullish sentiment among holders Ths
n ~. - condition IN the Par had some innuencs
bui ms sensational talk csntring tho present
~ va follows: - ~ 1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street South Ferry CTinas from, sowx,s
Ee+Iy I'VE minutes earlier than shOWn baIoW.)
EA4S3T0N BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcU
thLNk-ztO0 q IS EastOn only) aIO A IN 40
80, 400 t5t5 Easton OEly) P. N sundays' E4a
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON ato A N
20 = u suIaays 425 A n, 100 P. 81
BAiSNEGAI-zto 90. $40 A. n. $50 GAO Lake.
wood and LaSehurst only). 40 a5.0o p 81 (s6a
y ~ SAT Saturd9ys). sundays 9 40 A. n
ATLANTIC CiTN-"9f9 A NJ %. 40 NJ
N1SEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzAoJ A n n "a
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
PUNT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
EAoo. $50 ll3O A NJ. x1 20. AS. $50. $50 ~ 50
NJ Sundays except Ocean Grovs. SEQ A ~. Eoa.
PHILADELPHIA-CREA TERMINAIl s44s
400. tSo0 900. 1000. tiL00 A N tI2. 30. sI0G
Il;SS996 1299 taco; 't9o 'aoo tsO0 t7-Ss Is0O.
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREET@sL2s taSo,
1850 sll45 4 NJ LOO t'3.4O 500. 200. ts.as
READING. HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL.
LANSPORI--4oo. zt25, 1850. lts1O. ClooO, ilo0
Reading Pottsvlle and Hrsb'g only, TACO t5oO P n.
zFrom Liberty Street only 'DalIy. fDaIy, axcsps
Sunday. iSunday only. tParlor only uViA
IamaQua 1SatuI days aEXcept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty s. Ferry. South Ferry AstoF
House. 1s7 26l. 434. 1900, I354 Broadway. Is5 5th
West 125th 81. 2+5 Columbus Av.. New York. Court
St 3{t. $50 Fulton S. Brooklyn $50 Broadway. Will
iarshurg y 7 Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage destination
W @. BESLER. c NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr. Gen PasITA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. jan 25.-Ths offerings AT the wool auction
to-day medium and low grades amounting
r. O2 bales The home buyers purchased large lines Of
crossbreds A good selection OF West Australian
bre1s IN spirited demand. Locks and pieces
readily sold France. MeTtnOs
Germany. Americans secured a few OF
mernos and nne crosstreds- Following the sales
detail: New South Wales, bales; secured Is SiR
IS Cd: greasy. 54d81s sd Queensland l. 400 bales:
secured, II 5d62s; greasy, 9dGlliad Victoria 800
bales; secured. lOhdgls lOlsd: greasy. 7d8ls South
Australia 300 bales; secured. Is 50; greasy, idols.
Australia. 1900 bales secured. Is 5ad3ls 6isd;
greasy Td0iOs New-Zealand. zoo bales; secured sda
Il SID greasy bdQ1a Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
200 bala.i secured. n sdSf14 sads ErsAsT. 5d0101
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

Suotei Prime large bales per 100 n eoae21se. No
less &c; No t29Qs0c; No g. G59TOc small 6aIes 50
STp sy- aIse clover, mixed. 60G10c: clover 60Q65c.
fors9 Citations for rye rule high regardless OF the
quote. Tr ose.uIes Tor stable bedding use We
s5c Ing re. u lOQS 20 per 100 70. straw 500
ss1 ~ sood order; tangled 65q9Oc Peat moss Is being
COM, y. extent II Is not popular. however
hay md s coSsy effect IN stable cleaning Receipts
@ s.IaW IN tons reported the
40 noon today: Hudson River Railroad % Pennsyi-
Tsi-oaS $50; Delaware, Lackawanna Western
CCSi, 80 Lf1lgh Valley Railroad. 40 Baltimore
toisi go CO. Central Railroad OF New-Jersey CO.,
Ueet oCs. receipts last week. 400 previous
bales n; Exports Tor the week 400 bales. TS2
~ Mulch went 70 Great Britain TO Mexico 4I4
70 havana and 294 10 other West indies Receinfs ~
ga" 4dSt week. $50 tons; previous week go tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKEr.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. p. D. m--COTTON-spoL fair de-
mand. prices 2s points higher American mddng S.44d
good middling. 62sd; middling GlSdi low mlddling.
sI2d good ordinary. SO2d. ordinary. 7s2d The sales
day bales which 500 specu-
and export Included 500 American Receipts.
Including SEQ American Futures
and closed teverish American middlng January,
1921 Esd January and February. ed February and
March. I94d March and April z -s4d. April snd
May. 1929. May and June l9otEl 81: June and July,
T.sSd July and August 7.S40I SD; August and Sep
tcrnber 766d September and October TO9d; october
Nnuarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 25-Closing-wHEAT-sp norninali
futures quiet: March. g. SID; Nav, Gs 2$d CORN
SPOT American mxed. new quiet at A. SEd; American
PEA sl-Canadan steady At IS Cd FL0UR-St. Io1ls
fancy winter Gun at - "a l,,lsS az London u'ac1c
mess. eos Cd PORK easy; prime Western G5s
FfANis-Short cut "A iG n. As ca. BACON
steady: Cumberland cut - 70 10 n s6s: short rib -
20 p 10 35s Cd long clear mi idles light % "a
n ass: long clear mddes heavy rs 10 20 ~. 37s ca
short backs re- % n rs Cd: bellies "a 70
re 10. AS. SHOULDERS Square II 10 ~ 10 quiet AZ
s4s LARD firm; prime Western IN tierces SIS ca Amer
lean refined. IN pals. BIS. BUTTER nominal CFEFsE
Amscsa aasss Whis aust AZ s2I DO oO,oFsd steady A