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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05

a. aoasI q, ,,vb, a ooas4 25 pigs 81 5o9Ss 90
shsepNReceips 5000 head; market was aetVee 30 ssSs
strong; inferior choice. 81 60d$3 co. ia"'o'' ~ ~
"a As. o.. bcad market
st. Louis JAN 4-CattleReceips 22oo t nssr "a 100
s,rong and prices shade higher; native stcerS - re-
AZ So cows So 05; Texas steers. " IOqSo ABOUT Sc
cepts 5975 head market opened strong ana ; became
htoher grade heavy weights pu. inst
nasier and with OF the advance ~a aS wa.
paid FOR good medium weights fair to good ass4 10
soJ a, 81 I5Gsl %; fair light % nrno
Sbea,EReceips ST. head market active ana i
hut no higher than Thursdays Native sneeP Sou,h
81 -, 90 "a. native mixed sheep and lambs - b. u,
,tsf mixed 81 i2s: Southwest at 81 90 he"'-
weight lambs sold At 81 2od~ Vo ,,.. ,c,rke.
VS., ihertv Ian 4-Catte-Receips light ma , ~
SLOW prime S5aS good 81 5gst 5o butchers s aoG S az
LIBERAL Iaarket f,r heavy Psos zoe bss
- .p.Ff "a q: common fair - 25aS4 30; PIGS
81 e5as Is: ronghs s3asi shesPgSpppy far odse
iii. sxtro 81 fOqS3 80: good " 'OuNs W ia -
ssGsS To- lambs, 50 7ousi 10; common 10
fair lambs 81 25fi>3 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. ,speoial'-Nh neat was easier 'o-'N o"'
een,f II was around The put price all day never over
:, Nav on.n.d M 81. sold between 81. hid and 0''i
u.,s and closed az 81 n5Is. cents Liverpool cables
,,.~ ov.r tNpor, coaances were light. about 21"Ho
N,n,r,n.lis and Duluth had than last year
so. oinst oi The output NJ -four Tor the weeh Al all
- mo milling cities about small kno"h
orl, "a ON, barrels Minneapolis. There was no cash
,,,J herr, fDr shipment NcwYorh reported seventeen
ln,ts taken there The weather through the West WAS
,srv cld ana there was much snow tina; about
the ony bl feature worthy ~ note The speculation was
small New York sold a tc early and covered II later
Partridge was seller from the opening tll IN. close
nru vas weak. May opened at tlss sold between 40
bid SO. sellers. and closed at "a cents The market
cot from New York. which seemed To b"
inclined 10 short line The West kept laudatns
long corn cables lower. The cold. clear weather
Wcst suggested a larger movement Receipts were 3iJ
,nrs the estimate omOrrow $50 Oats were con
sder,by stirred decrease in the price OF q An
elevator concern Counsclman 4 CO. sold about 100 600
hush.4 Influenced presumably by the prospect OF larger
receipts.
Although there hogs at the yards than
nocc ~ and although the estimate FOR Saturday
liberal - 600 prov sOns strong Pork advanced
cents lard and i2i. The advance started
,y covering 81 Efforts by prominent bear packing
Germ the Cudahys The scaping shorts stanpeied
feature surprsin sly small offerings. Shippers
ported n better cash demand Cables firm.
on the curb puts May wheat 57i, calls 5.s.
Puts on May corn were i7as; calls. l7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. January 4. 1872
COTTON-The market started on with Prl,eS III
even wi Yesterdays closing, but HhI"N7 -,
during the morning until prices adNin.'i 49,
points Yesterdays final There was COM
local covering buying, presuiia"'! i"' u,H
account. outsiders the uneAItct"hIN hsi ~
movement which generally thought 10 De Gu" " ~
recent sn0wsOrnl the cotton bet SV'e q" ~
local traders regard this advance as unrthpo' Or w
volume OF business. they claim. Is not sunlri'' 10 W.
rant such an advance. During the afternoon '''
off a local realizing the mar ."',
ing quiet with prices showing net advance OF u"
poirts The total sales 1O63OO bales Ihc SCUM
ern spot markets slightly lower Ia some ass
The stat!sticians Change claim that II the
light OF this week should DE "IV"ru y,
small receipts next week II would form the OASIS ol
quite a sharp II is thought. however ~ hd'
that the curaiiment In the movement 10 Que 10 ne us
falling of noticed January The local tempe! seems
b.arish spite OF the general covering hoticeu
to-day The receipts New Orleans Tomorrow are e.
TINA led AT from 5000 bales. against 1880 las,
week s0os bales las, year Receipts at Houston 'oss
were 1859 bales against 713l bales last week. 3en
bales year. and Memphis al bales asains, -.
bales 1882 bales last year Receips a. me
ports SO $50 bales against "a bales ss
week -O4 bales last year and FOR the week hpous
$50 900 bales against 1903 7l2 bales last week i'Dos
bales last Interior receipts for the week wera
100 764 bales agains; Isl. 500 bales last week Vo+.@
bales last Interior shipments for the week wer
100 bales. against 179.6o7 bales los; week ~ II"
bales last Interior stocks 5si 5E' bales against
500 652 bales week. AGA, s45 bales last year.
Opening range close to-day. and closing bids the
night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston Jan 4.-Cotton steady mddling . Lie low
mddlng Lille good ordinary 4ssc: net and
ceips 90ss bales: exports to the Continent. 500 bales
1925 bales sales. 2T3 bales. stock. 2sI.?;+
bales Weekly and gross receipts. Gi.6ID bales:
ports 10 Britain 2Gsi bales: II the Continent,
10 fIe bales: coastwse 1864 bales sales J2sS bales
spinners. 20 bales. ~ $500
Norfolk Jan I.-fotton firm. mddins 3 Ice low
middlng SIC: good ordnaTy. &c: me- and re-
ceips bales: coaswise. 800 bales. sales
os; bales. s,oc. bales. Weekly and
ceips 1887 bales exports TO Great Britain iO3S bales
coast wise s0OJ bales: sales .615 bales
New-Oreans Jan A-COtton nrm. good middling. 5'1o
nidtng Ice low mid6ling. l6c. good ordinary
receipts II t13 bales gross H. 1s4 bales
ports 10 Great Britain csc bales France 53i' bale
cosstwise 200 bales sales II 500 bales stock 400 27s
ssIes Weekly net receipts. sl1s7 bales gross 3Gsl
bales. exports Gres, Britain 36I6i bales :" Franc"
a. ie7 bales Continent; SOFT bales coaswise 10
$50 bales: sales 81 450 bales: spinners. 20. bales
Savannah. Jan. 4-Coton STEADY: mddnns o. ion
nddng ll-Gc: good ordinary. 7l6c; net and gross
receipts bales exports 10 the Continent 4g bales
bales: stock. 120 I65 bales
weekly receipts % 7+6 bales exports 10 "
Continent 703 bales cosstwse. 1lto6 bales sales sst
haIee: spinners, pa bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
TURyED THE WRONG DIMPER.

Asbury Park, y. J.. Jan. (SpeciaD.-Coroner
Oliver received word to-day that man ana woman
had been found dead in bed at Gendola. physlci
went out TO the village. four miles west or Asbufy
Park and discovered that an entire fainily OF HNc
had been partly sufocated by coal gas. None were
dead however. Archibald 4. Tllton' prlncipai oi
the public school Glendola his wife ana .hIee
small children the sufferers. ms WoIhihS
'riiton's mother who lives near grew alarmed De
cause her did not emerge from his house anu 70
10 the schOolhouse She went over ana louilu nc
door locked Ii was broken open, ana the FANNY
were found In bed upstairs, all UNCONSCIOUS MI.
Triton was not breathing. He was thought TO DE
dead The physician revived him after long tlin,-
The others restored 10 CONSCIOUSNESS HTstei
day A new coal stove was put IN. ana the h'oh
household arranged to heat sleeping room apoNe
hy means OF a register. Last night when the ram,
NV retired they turned the wrong danper, ana all
the gas was released In the sleeping room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses SITS.
7OO a. ". daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
mediate stations
S,IS A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BtF:
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ard
the Wes principal and local points dining car 20
Bridge Pullman Nesthule Sleeper 20 tnaga
ii 10 4. VI. daily for MArCH CHUNK and inte'
mediate points for Reading and Harrisour,
100 r. VI. daily. except Sunday. Tor ELMRA and al
intermediate stations connections FOR Pottsyie ana Read
ing chair-car 20 Wlkesharre ~
4.IO =. VI. daily except sunday for !" ana ~
rrE1~rICV and prripai intermediate stations; Pullman
buffet paror-car Wkesharre; connections for fots
VILE .-,.-,, -, 80
t:2O q. VI daily except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations. -,
5I5 y. VI. daily. for Eason and intermedsi. 50 ~
600 y. VI. daily. for BIFFAl1 NlApAhA N...',:
nd all point. Pullman sleeper tesfihulei Naih
70 Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto; connec-
tons for Reading and Harrisburg
$3.50 +. VI. daily. except Sunday for Easion ana nteH
o.OO p ". daily Tor ITHACA GENEVA. RoCH.
ESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all ponn
West, Pullman Sieerers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chaf
ca Wilkesbc re-. o,- ,,, "a.
and 9,3 Broadway ii3 Bowery. 81 Last IAN - los
Tas, lojth St y Y: $40 Fulton 81. court -, "
Rroadwsy and Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN. y. Y. -.
The Y Y Transfer co. Will call Tor and check basg1ss
from hotel or residence through % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
ygr ALLEGED ABUSES AT NAVASSA ISLAND

Baltimore Jan. 4 tSpeciaD-Actng under instruc-
lions from Attorney General Olney' 'ni'ed states
ct-Attorney Marbury to-day began an invesu-
cation of the charges OF i'll treatment and Illegal
detention of colored laborers on the Navassa island
by the Navassa Phosphate Company. W. 7. Nc
Quinn and Malcolm Gibson. colored lawyers APP
reared before Mr. Marbury, with d. G. Abrams
and ] H. Devine two coored laborers who recently
reached here from the island. and who told a story
rejecting seriously the company. John II.
Fowler vce-president OF the Navassa Company,
also appeared before the DistrictAttorney ana de-
MED ali the charges, declaring that II was 70 the
interest Of the company 10 give the men sood i0oi
and plenty OF il. the work was hard me
colored lawyers say they will carry the matter
before the British Ambassador az Washington ana
ask for the Intervention OF that country, as Abrams
q a British subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
cnrNTRY PROnrcE MARkEr

N"W-nufh January I, l-Ys
REANS AND IIAs-D Domestic marrow held firmly
but the movement T. still hlt Choice medium have hal
fcw a ~ - ana b"ft marks of Canadian
he bought les Pea a-' shade nrn'r. Rcd kinrp
slow and easy othrr kind ruling quiet and without
further Iras selling SLOWLY.
light and prices We quote B"nns domestic
NV u.r bush 81 lJd<2 ~. do medium 81 1gi.ISl -
do ,aa 81 20; d. kidney :" 35nS2 o. 90 red kdnrs
81 1oasI o., d. turtle soup. 81 do yellow eve 5. os
Ia do lima California. 81 hOns2 90 foreign r.l
81 4oa<I 90. do medium 81 2ja$I 80. peas, Iil-
81 n2iz DSl ~. do Scotch.
HITTER From the start to-day Il was evident that
fancy frcsh creamery would fu. higher and th sales
On Change ~ 257.N2Gi.c helped establish atc urlc.
trading Receipts were light. there
call FOR more stock than available Other useful
grades Of fresh sympathzed in the Improvement and
there was quite n movement in State lar, SOM. i'm
lines dairy half tubs nj i1nlo fancy nrkins At
lie No change imitation creamery or factory we
State, n. IJu2fc: do Westrn
extras 26c DO nrrs 23a2lnc DO thirds 10 is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05

klamath Falls Ore. Jan. 4-The latest fragmen-
tary news from Silver Lake confirms the first list OF
forty persons who persisted in the fire OF Christmas
Eve. Those seriously injured. some OF whom Will
Ward Maggie Smelling George Payne. Mrs. Ham
ton. Mr. Jacoby. Mr.. limerick. Mrs Ward and Rob
ert Smelling. Some of the injured have lost their
eyes and have their faces terribly dsfgured; others
will lose their hands. All OF the medicines In the
immediate vicinity were In store underneath the
hall and entirely burned up thus deprving the
injured OF all alienation from this source.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strsst
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ~, 1894.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlsndt Strsst.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER rs, 1894.
MAT car G Fi!iSSuIF
Compartment slepng Dining Smoking and ob,ery =:
A. ~. Cincinnati $40 A. NJ. Indianapolis 7.i5 A. N.
100 90 T +. %c ii AND st. LOUIS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to 81 LOUIS sui:
vile and Chicago; Arrive o,no' ''a "f' ~ ~ Ok
$50 1s"i H NJ eslfaf2 Sleeping
e. P""S So 1iss ssB
Sr gspns ane nnns "a No. indanapos ioS p ~
f?" MP a II se'PaS Sleeping
to Pttsburg Connects for Chicago daiiy' ana Cley'-
land az wH IslinI sTr KID THE soTTM
$50 1910 DINING en- pa IL and A. Dining Cars. 80
6s"s Carl 45e dining P q g %Sa; nj
lin ali Parlor and Dining caro-, ,,: 80 'D"hs Carr.
so 5g n'n MA TLT EXphEss s3S NJ daily
G. to Aas to Ss pns Memphis and
orleans: l?I5 night daily. seepers to 3aon's'"e'y
Tampa st. Augustine. Macon. Charleston. 800 T.
afy SssRss 70 o i%0f A sna 800
daily ThTs % ses GMo inT a Dn Norfolk via caps
Charles Route. A. NJ weekdays. and WIN 4h'ousa
r6 SIse gPTiASTre y CIV Hr AND CAPE MAY
days Through Buffet Par;or car TO Man'e s1 po,,,
9r Il ' tsia sIo r saa and Ocean
'rove'' s.'' i ron N ipHiirLADELPHI..
20 70 so 'I9 90 ei rn" B 5so Dining &
Dining ar e 60 S'G 80 = % fn,sd 70
i2lS nsn n1nIne osrj. 80 dining carr 20 Dining
Dining &c car 81. = 81 IL is = - ii and %,
hroadway Aston ou.e and f's 81, - F3n street q
RposGway and frooklyn Annex station ro' ~ tY y
Street Bc2okyn: Mi ea FOR and check from
hoeis and residences through 70 dest,nap1' ,yooD
= o. General Manager General fassr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05

liverpool Ian. 4 > ~ g.. B"rf-tNfra India meas
- I'll prime mess firm at 's Pork itim" moss
Western tine steady medium. steady at OBS 81
Hams Short about - % - a. FIRM 10 " lia'.n
Cumberland ''f bs 81. short
-. sfrily lf 81 l0uA clear ui'iioS about
- r. stead, ca l0ug and short clrar mldil-s.
about stead. "a Shoulders About 7. 20 j. ~.
arm e. rhsr-s American finest white and cole
cred d.I 40 81. Ttlipn irm" city. nominal cotton
seed 3D. iiyerr., refined. ar Is Co., Spirits -
fIrpentnc steady .ps -. Husin Comm. steady at
e Prime Western steady At lbs I'll Wheat
y. red winter at q Ji4d 80 : red spring no
STOCK Flour Louis fancy winter steady a. - 81.
corn Mixed Western spot steady A. q ~. January
steady a. - ~. February steady ~ l. lAd. March
s,eaiy ~ Is Hops f<niDn-pacinc Coast. firm n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05

weakness seemed be partly IN sympathy WIN wv
cline wheat and some tax ABOUT IaiseI o,,d ~
cause Of weakness. however seffeu "
be the liquidation Of long stuff which mas been sohs ~
Of corn at the interior hs'e
shown quite considerable decrease this week o''ipa."
vii last week lhtie more aciNe, 10
ing firm for No but about steady On other sIa"S
sales inc luded No =. out nsptcuo az "'so =.
bush old yellow al "i4c I'iNei''
u bush Al ~ cl"Nat"'' - u
Ixer.d M Was quoted at January price. "i'e' ~
,str Futures Chased ~ - advance near options;
and i.c loss On May. oATS-oais Werr weak aiu
lover on both cash and futures The weakness carry
seemed 10 be- in part due to sympathy WIN Wh'' an"
corn but a. prices declined there was considerable p'
r. ~ ION ann and Lar. the heaviness was Increased
iv correction in Bradsirerts visible. making me &C.
crease only 81 900 bush. instead ~ l.WOWn nu-h u'
r,as. reported Yesterday. The close was at "a - neg
d.cIi dull and weaker. closing WIN
SHE wcr. - up bush including 2j.OuO bush No oals
AT is,Q34.c elevator. and %1Stic delivered 'aiIots
y, !. wIt. 3Si,c and asked. 10000 bush rack White,
asa 90 BAI.IIN Market duh. quoted noninaly Il,
sldG4c for No Milwaukee and 62hO't' i"r ungt"d-i
western .... MALT Market aul. western quoted ." ~
SEEDS Market dull: clover quoted ~ ~"
-, = ana timothy Al - aOnSG ~. Iit ''hWiiEAI
Market easy quoted Jauanese. 5'n"?c sNei null 4'p"-
". give Tor comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
vous dav and for H.. corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
WEST SHORE r. z.

Trains leave West 42d ST. station. New-lork. as 10
lows, and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin sI'
3i:sO 4. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo -.
o;t5 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Utca syracuse hoche
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago eAcei
saturday for Toronto. -
5:i5 T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany. montreal ltca, ssIs
troit. Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis -.
5;io j.. VI. Daily except SUNDAY, i't 'llea SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo. 49,.
SAB y. VI. Daily Tor Albany ltlca, syracuse, Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. TORONTO Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ~. Louis. .
For tickets. time tables OF local trans parlr ana seep
ing accommodations apl'y cry oNNs hrookyh anJ
New-York and AZ stations. Time tables principal
hotels ether Information address
~ - NJ LAMHEIsr. Gen,ral pL.semser Agent
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IT,, IeasOO0 55OOOO i729OOO
~, n-ht.b a,ner,ca, 1 1897 1872 900

COFFEE-The bulls again In control Of the market
at the opening and advanced prices 70 - points There
was fair trading In September. May. July and March
later with sales OF January, september. ana
october Prices we'll maintained in the afternoon on
fair trading The worlds visible supply showed lhvb
bars decrease the month and Ovc Increase Tor The
year prices were bid up sharply on shpFs cover
ing At RIO prices unchanged at l2So reis, ~
change quoted lo.. receipts 0vO bags: c'aranccs
for nitfd States 1000. stock 231vN. santos receipts
u bags: stock. 10000. market hn at II" iels al
ri The steamer focfidFe has cleared
ron rio with "A 900 bags Hamburg opened steady ut
Gi. advance closed firm. January. - pigs F-bTu
ary II 80 March. 1jO April II. The Havre stock al
the close OF the week is 3o,Vo bags Including -"'""
Rrazlian a IIayTe steady and tn" cl"-,
steady January 20: February IS 75 March IS 80 April
$50 ..t...
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DEL IACKAWANNt AND WESTERN Il. Il.
stations in Ncw-Norls foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTJUllED TRAINS. PULLMAN BlEFE
cans PI\VSCI LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit BernardsVille. Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton Dover Stanhope. RCDDS LAKE LAKE no.
PATCON,i. HackettStown. SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PHlIIIPSBU RIG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains. S''RAN-
TON PlTTSTON. WILKESBARRE. NANTlC0KE.
DANVIII.E NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose BlNo-
IAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Wa'crfie. lrlcA
RICHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland. SNRACISE es-
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. EiMlRA. CokNlNi.
BATH. DANSVlIIE. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHW EST AND SOITttN EST
100 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops principal
stations. ..,
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. "KACI'sE ana
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet l4ror cars cor,
at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving w
IA. morning -.
100 p. M-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMiRA
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor ,,
400 p M.-SCRANrON wILKESBARRE anl pLfM-
$50 L. (Daily).-Bunalo Nestibued Limited ENprss
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUT.
FAIO. Pullman Buffet sleeping car. Connects 81
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago arriving 9.35 ? N"
day
$50 p NJ tDaily)-BuFFAIO. SCRANTON. BNGHAM
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers o.,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ 10
and &29 broadway. Tickets ferry stations
49, and Broadway. - West i25th-st 225 columbus
York 33S and I26 Fuon-s,. Is Broadway
BROOKLYN. Time tables. giving full Information az ~
stations 49,.
WEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence destination
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ROYAL Billie LINE.
.,pELpHrA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING

TO PHILADELPHIA BALIlMohh AM
,,,,.,.,.,.,. ,oat ~. 40 500. 900. 1910
II 70 DINING Csr1 \. NJ 100. 30 800 ,Bdrst Fa9.s
t'ar,. 500 Dining carr. 900, 30 - = ~ "a
800 Dining carr 600 T. ~. l2;i5 night. ooo IN
For baltimore and Washington. week DAYS. ~" - -
upning carr A. NJ. 1880. $50 300 dining arr 90
T. NJ i2i5 night. sundays. go" II. ~ ,D.nn< AZ
4 NJ 10 500, dining carr 500 =. NJ. l-11 n.gn,-,
Tickets and paror-car eas can be procured a. -
2si ak ga 10 323 Broadway. 53I dth-ave. 81 East
i,h-s, -. East i25ih-sL. "a West l2oths' -, p
iurlbus-ave New-York. couf;-s 80 Fuion bIo,k-
i'm: rs Brosdway Williamsburg. The New York Transfer
Company Will call FOR and check baggage from hote1 OF
retidenre % iestlratIon.
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OTTER MAlNars by TELEGRAPH


imnal1 Jan Cattle Receipts Last - hours a3io
head. week thus fii. 1910 head Tor
,Nr.k 20 head consigned through. head.
IT, New YORK head. sale. ltD head opened
slow. closed wclN with sales of laos ~
80. early sales good 90 choice heavy steers held
81 prime hcif'rs 50 25fi 81 ~. light good
,k 81 4VHSi. k.1s lower. good - 7JH
extra -. Hogs Rcccpis last - hours. mead
total f,r week thus FAR 900 head. last
week - so head. consigned through 10 suo head.
New Nur 30 head. sale. ij.uHD head. market
opened active but lOdl1c lower closed stronger ror heavy
= - ,.,nSl 20 weak ior Workers and lights
number ~ arrivals uusold. early sales. Workers
80 piss 81 :oHSi -. good mixed packers ~ 5uSl 60
l..Ny. - foughs. - .5nSf. ~.
sheep and ama-Rrccipts last q hours IL head
total Tor Wcc, thus lar, I2@p heat Tor time last
week. Gi9oo head. consigned through. 1920 head. 10
N-v YORK 200 head. sale. iO.hoD head. market
active and irm prices. closed
steady bulk - offerings sold canada lambs
early ~ ioN$i 90 later 81 iDa< Go choice extra
lambs s. 2basi 81 good 81 !|usi 10 fair good 81 -
s3 a.. cus and common 81 3ouS3, mixed sheep 81 tOd
s: -; god light wchrrs. iDlflo No. sass 70. exports
slow. hut steady AZ ~ - SI Il
t'nion stock Yards chicago Jan. I-tattlc Receipts.
head: market easier steers. 81 Is
ass soccs and feeders s. ia So H. and bulls
81 50ds3 10 calves. s3ns5 80. Hogs Receipts. 5000
head market strong Tor heavy common lots weak; heavy
81 30gSi 90: common TO choice mixed. N1N as choice
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Market closed quiet TO points advance conpai',i
with yesterdays closing price Iranserribe no'l' 3D.
Total sales bales New-York sales to-day ana
last night officially reported: For consumption ."
bales spot quiet: middng uplands. llloc ini
ding gulf i5-l6c. which is unchanged compared WIZ
closing New York net receipts LIN ha"s
gross ISIS bales Continent POS bales: forwarded ~
bales sales ~ bales spinnerS. I3 bales stock l3o5
bales 800,
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. no buyers; sales I"~
tal and 800 bales. American, JUS
bales receipts bales. American. 600 bales mo
ding upands 1924. Futures opened quiet sellers nj
l6id advance closed steady lGid net adVanc Jhhu
ary. 2G0d26l: January February 2Oa2dl febnady-
March, 2,oa26l March-April 2nSs Apr, MAY. go,s;
sos; August September 3o6s; September October, %b'
October ovemter 30sa309. November December 3los
Manchester-Ya-ns in buyers favor: cloths quiet The
weekly statement Of Liverpool stocks Is IA follows
This week Last week. Last year.
In s,or. ..............l 223.OOO l.l1OOO 10000
A, "a go '''...... $1,000 $4,000 3&o 900
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e RE IL N ES

YORK, foot II Chs.nbers-s. daily follows and hvs
minutes earlier fror. West .3ist.:
915 Hmsa i"a brsdtord and sais
manca. rarl0r Go Buffalo.
300 asd VIA cBsaaa %' Lake S' a ''s" ioT
- a. m. chicago : p. Sleep"rs % chs
cago cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car
$40 M @in Hs.Sd sSai' s'' foS be 9'
Chicago and The Vest. Buffalo passengers
remain sleeper until = A. NJ
S:45 & tram to ehss spe 2sd to N Baas f ca
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I . NJ TIME TABLE ICkETS AND PULLMAN
i,comnodaions III pol. 4Oi and a57 Broadway 80
10, l2ih-st. Chambers and IVES, 23d-st ferries Ncw
YnfN. g3 Futonst BrOokyu. 100 Hudson St. HDtokeB:
au Jersey city station Erie Transfer Company calls for
ana checks baggage hotels and residences .csii.
nation.