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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

he good reason for crcdiine almost the entire decline ~
liquidation assisted by eStran.ous causes, NV m "ncer.
tain pojni The cables to-day reported lower mar
abroad but 81 decline there fair scattered bNmg
nv EIroue ana one the dealers for ilNeflrHl
a. .oun was heavy buyer the decline. DE- ilai No.
rallied TO about closing figures Of last @venins o., @
m!dday prices worked down TO the opening hsyr, ~,
movement q wheat ,s showing sign niSe sionr
S,nit were liz 80, ,usn "'hcago 30 so bush
10 BUSH against 224sl bush. seanoar receipts -
lush against 27i3l hush total :6s'o Dn ~, j"
The. reaction brought out some selling oi""i' ~ -
f'k' qu'" sh''Hy. 'u.u M ~ ~ see, In The NOM
although 'h" Total transactions Tor I'D" hN
- lilc over 9uGOOO bush largest fpr many Ions
ms, he,cr. Inc ,iosc there was a small recovery
rail, hlt Al sG5,c net decline cash wheat inactive
prsa" terms. 900 bush ungraded al o. Z, dr'i'"
a. 5s'sc and May. b. ahoat. .. OFN II r
market moderately active and weak ~ inc 'l"',-
price. opening m party the decline IN wheat, ar
partly on ihe general financial news but subsequcniH
quite strong feeling prevailed options l"lHlns ,,,
the low point at the opening. The @1N"'' M ,
selling orders. and good portion Of the rise va d
Ius; before ia, close there slight inpioN m n
the close was quie - unchangcc To- 20 ne' r,,r
com very dun and nominally weaker 40 VIZ
quoted At January price 4s'sc elevator '"" us d
lvercd .OATsThe opening sales were at n''Ic az
cline in prices. the market being rrsp'nsN i,,I in
prevalent in other cereals There was NP' ,,,e
dependent feature Prices rallied iflne rom 'l
but there not much enthusiasm on 1 ,ne ,s Was
subsequently rascr feeling prevailed u" 'I.S 80
quiet, unchanged &c net ADJ ance. 'ash "d. sns
moderately active. sales werc 500, hs a. ,r,,efc
tcras delivered: 1000 bush No white :.c elevator
&c delivered; 3oo bush track WIT" ; ;"@ 10, 10
Milwaukee and 64qC6c for ungIaded E@s-.lh
MALT-Msrket dun. Western Gnotc9 a, . co. and
,ir,cihv n 81 900 81 40 ~ CI<WHEAT- Mark" Dun
Japanese quoted at 3r116c ana SILVER nun "' '''
We give comparison the closing prices 90 rne pre-
,o;s dav and for the corresponding date last year
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has restored OF confidence IN the nathr
though the recovery Is barely December ieNei pIt
Australian Of 1892 clip has been marked on inns Neh
4 net of q pound Wool bought IN Ausus.ia
this has been sold in Boston ~ ~
y barely and freight h'lp,is
fnesc Territory woods have met the market and sales
are liberal a - clean fine All medium "oos
arr strong particularly fourth blood combines me
American mills crammed with orders, put LII.
Increasing sales Of foreign clay diagonal woIseds ana 81
French dress goods (which by way. being largely
rendered abroad lower prcesp promises
sharper competition from abroad the year advances.
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l..rnN WON. MNENnr

Boston. Jan. 95.''Tla Boston Commercial liulotin'
VIII tomorrow the wool market: Tn" sales 1T the
week 3Ji-.hO H. domestic ana i.oNTupo H. foreign
.3s2 $40 N Domestic AMI 800 ~ foreign
. ~ 1oo ~ domestic and 1900 NJ foreign
the week last year 7 h. sales show an in
~ 3d2lJo N domestic and 2Ii' .oD IL foreign
rom the sales to tho date IN 1898 The receipts
date show increase ~ o6 bales domestic and IA
bales foreign The increased sales reflect g-oatrr
activity the market The stening 81 the London sales
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WEST SHORE RI

Trains leave West i3i station New -YorS. as -
lows. and Is minutes earlier nom ioot Franklin ST.
JaW \. ~. Daily. Local TO BGnaio. A~
Hij ~ VI. pAi.y for Albany. Ctica. Syracuse, ko0-'
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. 90.
5;15 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal. UNca, ~.
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niasara Falls. Toronto >
tioit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis. n
siij r. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Utica, syrss'
Newark, Rochester and Bunao. .Ay
Sit5 ~ VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rce-i
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. DcuJlt. Cse~
Chicago and st Louis. ..~
For tickets time ,ables Of local trains parlor and ~
lng-car accommodations apply city Offices. b. Ny, ii
York ana Al stations. Time tables az p'l"~-
hotels For other Information address =,
C. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Ase''
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HuArIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
l..c.cn ron Steamship aggresatine 3lo)c Tons.
f'rf, Sew York Weduesdsi. Friday and SATURDAY.
pETIGHTFUL slX DAYs VOYAGE BY So
,.l,ry ANn POINTS ~ MEXIrO and - DENVER
rol oHfnO SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY Also to
s,N FRANCISCO and all calitpu "a Winter Resorts.
FLORIDA -v1A BRI NsWICk. GA
70 JACKSONVILLE ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. e.
STRAIGHT ana ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 al
rolns M Texas colorado r'aa. Arizona. California Mex
,. e. Georgia Florda a.. Exc"len, communications.
Write for our dO-pag' Pocket Guide Omaled f~cel
& II MALLORY { 90. Ger. Aets. Pier 30. l.. T.. X =.
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HlDEs-he very fair for hide. ana rc y.s
rather snt and in fact $50 .es 1fc s for he
nsI,rcon u buyers large a. could be ~sh,l
fvor. and some are talking about hishl price. We
quote: City slaughter. native steers sc .""s nun
rv slaughter COWS n. b steers "a ID or "'ei
me s9me scnssi fe1g are Is on lia
The leather markel as last iepo,.Il tn me tone
at he cose generally hrm With prices naneh a.
yeT..,s ii, ai2ic: union. .oa.G belics "a 10. OAK
METALSnTiN- , rrrv %ieo,vns fashion and on
carl "a hvins prices advanced c pound on spot
properly Operators who only short time ago ~efr CON
n ndent I be il" ccnats on The adtanc Is all
apparently on TIE coyeins as fs'i MAJ n.,,lV ~
pound The market closed hiin: "i'h So" va ''
x Ioms ss a, b.; 80 a, it@aIs- -
gn. l~nq@ 4 "a, and = ;Dns June al
i'FK Market quei about steady e. nnchane.i pre-"
snn " N ana 6arcy steady IN $ ioas -
S = L s9s Siay a, S * 2o S y
MoLAssEs AND syRr'Is-rhere is continued hrune.'
mand is VERY fair We quote: New-orleans Centrifugal
ordinary common l:plon; fair 10 pin 80.
gn' cnoicc 5sassc Bainsdocs porto 'co 2ca
BIC s,runs sugar ordinary to Common '"' ID" 10
%hv s@Es s',% 81 go r Ss,i 'R R",s.
stead at GnGh 1"s pItI as 49, T demsn
co..,hepn markets are reported steady firm
OILS weak market is SIN reported tor co',on,rgd
%i but BUYERS are not a.spIse' , S@vnyrs and al
ih"ugh holders a. pressing their oil the
turn in their favor appended prices should Doe con
sdercJ 49, more on less nominal az difficult quote
accurate prizes Lard oil is unchanged although barely
steady only grades bringing fuli price
Inse'd oil IL fairly ac,i.e ana me mark, a. hi
%, summer yellow prime 27a27isc d. of grade. 2ep
&c. summer white. prime. nomnaly %oa5ie. "inn,fr
-, ,9.eea OIL america" raw BIC America" boiled $50
ncrAv rRrlcI1rs The market for berth froishis s
dul! hteplar ai ioI 'hr ,"G7, pain ".ih t'ns 1
c is o% r,r % ms @ i 81 Zoo bI. s TO-" ,,
hn ,bs f. uatrr %o Lai@s cotton III pe loo h. 10
nee marks 10 .okSaa S 'S We S SaSps Grain f.
Eerpoo ID: o9dcn Iai..d. GlassoU a a.l;ri' .
Newcastle ~ sore asked An'~cr ?'a asked, ho,,,.-
asn =, S;s amcGE ." PES. sr" o pp -
United Kingdom Is @a2s ID ' CHARTERs- The gen
G 1S'f f ,omnag or rstes rar,~rs foow Irt@h
steani@r ioa, tons phosphate Tampa to Ghcn, is g.
10 Liverpool or the Continent Bis PROMPT iii's s@,n-
% ~ s, o' SsGe Gok D Fen,se%a no to IMP o.
u'a 20 ons p 1SrM % ossw i %cuS@H 81
british sPp ssS tons Geciarter grain poftand 0T
20 Cork for orders TO- Tho tinted kingdom or continent
- o ne'' nS~ I'd" t o,,, " ' th Inii,J ine
dom or continent, rs Cd autumn loading:
1an. 20, 'o>. 10 ARM, s9ns tx ~ o. s
roleum OK to Oian IIic Italian IONS
,omsl dod nrer,' rp1doi ISrL So IONS nbosuhatr
Nevassa 10 csrere,. s.: British Schooner. ~, tons log
~ro' oil T., - Ions = T. I"cs barr So
schooner AZ ,oms ce6ar and rs,,san, WsnganI, f.,
,bslsaeinhis rir,s an" iSs tons seaT s.
ss re ~ feawa-c rreaEw,irr sr riders ,ac. -c6,r",
:la tons. ,1mesr New-iork VIA Wilmington. 9. io
a, tSnu; p ernS; 's - - ,n sS ~. AIR., i
-
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CLYDE LINE.

n. CHARLESTON ;. C.. the South and Southwest.
JArKSONNII.I.E and all Florida points.
From P,.r - f.. r.. Noot Of RooseveIt-st). J D. m
f.. .
ticn%of,i< Observation-Disclosures Friday. Feb
All steam have h;st-cass passenger accommodations
MN 4. CLYDE 4 co. General Agents,
Bowling Green y. Y.
rf. ,-.ut & Penn Fast r. e T. Line. VIA Jacksonville.
,;s,t 80 Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T. q, Eyer Cent Agt. $40 Rway y. Y.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. Il.
Fast E2pg,ss Trains su
baltimore. Washington, (hlca.U, tinctn""|
ST, Louis and All rOints West.

PuI.IMAN "hR sEhvitE OF Al, fI1lNNSc 90.
Leave New-York, foot Of Liberty st. daily ~, 1Si
CAGO. 1870 D. m. and Iei5 night, For PlrrstBoSrss
80 p. M i4i5 nigh. Fer CINCINNATI ST AZ, AZ
a. m. 600 p. For WASHINGTON, bsASfS
MORE. 900 a 80 a. m. Dining Car, lso a.
p. ~. AK. sunday $500 p. m. Dining carr 600
l2i5 NIGHT. Al trains daily except $3.50 D. ~ ms
For NORFOLK, go a. IN daily, i:3l m ex sSsry
For MEM ORLEANS. Via Roanoke. Esisto. ana S.r
nooga. through Pullman Sleeping Car, 20 y. M ts
Ticket offices li3. liz. aGl. as iiiO E'dwal, 5,.s
lith ST. i27 Rowery. \. Y. pa. 800 Fulton -; ."
Ign; Station foot ~ Liberty 81. g T. r. Of \ ,snc
Newyork Transfer O.. viii, call for and eheeA JAZZ
from hotel residence TO destination
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CAVANNAU LINE-FOUR TIMES WEEK.
- ~ from Pier -. n. H.. foot 81 Spring:st Mondays
WEDNESDAYS. Fridays ana Saturdays at 3 p. NJ For
" H. RTiETT. Cent AetiJ. D. HAsHAGEN F. ACT
Cent. r. r.. 3i7 Hway. IS +. 4 W. Ry.. 2di B'way.
J. l. ADAMS. e. F. A. FIR. T. WALKER Agt. o. $
c. & =. r. f.. 1853 Rway. 8 co. pier. IS y r.
g. ". SORREI. Manager
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

IL FOR Ia agra. PUERTO CABEf.LO. CARACAo
AND MARACAtEO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIERREPONT torres. BROOKLYN
& : CARACAS Saturday Feb. .. | o. IN
: :. NltNl,HC Ella. Iues'iy Feb Il p. M
= =. ritIiApEIfHIA... Thursday. Feb II. p.
: MARACAIgO. .... ......... Saturday Feb -
These American steamers expressly trade
have very superior accommodations for passengers
BOULTCN. BLISS & DAILETT
General Managers 1875 Front-st.
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~ ID DON MON L y f.

" steamers for NORFOLK. poRTSMOJTH OLD POM
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA. REACH.
pr.IERSRI RIG and RICHMOND VA. and WASHING
roN. d. g. Mol,,. Tues W.a Thurs; and SAT-. -
F.g WEST POINT, NA.-Tues.. Thurs and Sat From
P.er 20 No y. r. foot Beach-st.. ~ p. Sa,.
urdays u. through tickets and freight rates all
linis South ard West
". L. GUIILArDEr. rnrNc Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.

majestic Jan 20. . a. m. Majestic Feb =, a M
-Asiaf.c ...Feb. q, y. M 'Adiiailc iai. % ia
atomic. Feb. H. a. M t"uiohic MAJ 10. d. III
- From White star Dock. foot ~ N,t l0tl
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
e,.n lafas $50 upward according steamer and 10
elfinn - berth. second cabin these steamers s5o
,tn ~ berth second cabin On ihr-" steamers; rom
s,p according 20 steamer Storage from New OrA $40
prep,d tickets SIS No - Broadway New Nork Phla-
,ielphia otfce 900 Walnui-st n. MAITLAND kERSEf.
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

TO PAILADELPHIA BA III MD WASHING
ro- phlad lphi,. week oay-. $50 500 a.oo. 1914
Il 30 Dining can, \ V 20 2.$p go Baf,.' Pa,,
night SUNDAY 43o 90 II 10 dDlnirg cs0 \. ". ~
500 Dining can 600 = a.. 1913 nigh.
Dining Car. A. 81 1870 33o 500 p.rirs Can -
p. ". l2l. night. sundays. 900. ll.0 DINING Car
y " / 80 500 Dining carr GOO =. u, = - riga,
Tickets and narorcar seats ON he nocurei 40 ~ ~
oGi AZ ga LAO 3o3 Broadway. 73I Gh-avc. ~ Ess
iafh-st '34 East i2afh-s' eG West i2i,hst.. 81 :,
iumbs-ave Nev-YorS: Cou-t-sf. SEQ Fu'on-s. 7-a'n
I'm: 0s Broadway. Williamsburg The New York Ta-s'-
Company will call for ard check baggage from haiG 4
residence destination.
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N. .a,s,icaI position Of B.azn co-e is as follows:

Joobcrs report good demand but nc are m@n tl
dd ,eserday there loss activity IN roun9 ~
: spo, and 49, Tor Rio No spot. We note sale OF
i%" bag. , ko 1 S StS her sales Of 100
sahi ~ SPOT 4%.; 100 bag san 100 N psr o6er
i6@.c 1859 bags santos Nos ana per "psi ps~G
some buyers taking small ,o,s at fun prces ana hr "@
kcl closes \ sale Of "a" bags cenuAl America" was
DuGsrhe srke for opium has weakened 1c1s ,a Dlng
I'm i.e a. 30 less Than three days ago sing.
o ss 10y. n h onotson 81 as@ 70 although hold
Would not Sd s for e are ' sne d az s. and
,owdcci 75ds2 50. Qunine Is hm on the basis oil
,oSinr prizes: peppermint s? iaas2 = for II H.
81 Il, bcsamo .ba>: 10; Glove bnd 52l a5,c euheb
81 2cas % cno sooa$l 30 ns,':e lemon grass 'snS
ga 81 ,'s s. si ac wcrn%ocG saas2 -
.e' Mn Sel@ H. G,he csins decdedly nrn sa
"a Pimar marsets r,lori Ninne se SoG az The wa
rom price TO 90 Gen,ian has sold freely a, 20
foding they claim iney are MOI wsrran'ed IN pas
s IN. cyS. Is' 81 so 90 arrow AnsSsn
potash quoted at s. 75@S2 10 IN bulk ana S-S'o>2 "
oE AND ME>h %~TSsi Tss a % and md s.n. 4a
wheat prices. ana 'herc ~as scsuerrd
o9co packases Including bos win,.r patents $50
, no. on ST,,a'e eT crns 500 sacks extra Sc
1s ci} pSens private r s 1ors s. a,dss TO- 600 Sbs
spins patents soasi Is SO package clears a 81 oa
fists. for export private terms III CkWHEAV
FLOIR-Msrket quiet. quoted 81 ebnsl -. .....K RYE
Flour Market dull sales 800 bbls al 81 SONS2 30
''oHNAEAL-Markct quiet. quoted: Brandywinc. - 20;
81 30 Western and southern. 81 6OQS2
RAGMEAls-Marlet steady sales. 2p0 bags. fne white.
s. i2nsl 10 fine yellow 81 10: coarse. 9ia'sc. FEED
quiet ;0-ih. SC6sjc GD-fb. sOnsjc: SO-lb
$50: ionb s5isaaoc: shsrI~ son:c: hominy chop
'ottonseed meal ~n"2,.c. ciimeal. 81 l5NSl i7is. city
rOIiEIGN DRIED FRUIr-rhere has been
man1 for currsnis Of late and prices
further improvement Dealings rasins moderate
with quotations showing but slight Prunes
meeting with only moderate attention
about STEADY moderate transactions Quota
Valencia raisins 3AsntAc: Sultsna 5i-0,,c
California. 3.a5i.c Fard dates 3sa5c. currans ga
almonds 9ixqi3i.c: Brazil nuts 3i.a4c; walnus ia
ilc. nlberts. 1s.uSc. and hgs 4iz4l2c
FOREIGN GREEN FRI'IT-TheTe is a quiet but steady
limited demand for lemons: prime grades firm bur
grades rather irregular. Oranges up
slowly Bananas slow and irregular. Grapes steady
and cocoanus quiet We Lemons. iodS2 -
oranges S2@S3 -; bananas. 3oNSi Is; cocoanuts
1<3r
Ing down &C final OF last night reaching the
iov.esf figures touched the and
tbc ,,vVes, for the May option ash
wheat, however Is sti about &c above the bottom a
New- YORK hut the break to-day. within sbou,
- r The record price the fall Chicago. The
seemed largely due 20 the
Wall Street reports of bank troubles some
~ failures abroad. the large gold export and the gem
rsi uncertainty financial conditions The rmors Of
iauidation which have been 81 persistent for the las,
week especially regard 10 the Fair holdings al San
Francisco again in circulation ana here seems to
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OH. LACkANiNNA AND WESTERN X.
stations I'm \~v-SoTk iOot OF barclay ars
Chris;ophcr Streets. ,,,,,
NESTIBtLEE TRAINS. I'll LfN!AN BtFFEl
CARS. clNlSCU liting

Christopher streets.
Cars. niNtSCu lIGnr.
THE ORANGES. summit. ,Bemardsvle Bas1i
tor p5usr. stanhope. BtDrrs LAKE. LAKE sl
PATCOSG Hackettstown, SClOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHlLLIpsHuRG, EAsrON. wNts
GAP. STROCDSBURG. pocono Mountains. ScRANl
TON. PTrTSTON. WfLNFSBARRF, NANTlCCKvl
DATNlILE NORTHUMBERLAND. Montross Bly51
HAMTON OXFORD: NORWICH Watervi'le vTl,A|
RiCHFiELn SPRINGS. corilannd SYRACUSE. 81
PATH DANsVILLE. BUFFALO ana ali points WEs.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
40 A. M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops a, prin.s
oop a M-BIFFALO. SCRANTON RlNGHANr1y
UTICA RTCHFIElD SPRINGS. SYHtCVSE inf
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman PuNet Parior Csr e..
meet d, Buffalo with train sor Chicago. arriving 81
4 NJ, next morning
100 r M.-SCRANTON. BfNGHAMTON ard FLNrA
EMPRESS Pullman paror cars
400 2 ~ SCR ANTON WILKESBARRE and PITY
OrrTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
T:so p ". (pail, -Buffalo Ves,ibuled Limited Exr.s
FOR SCRANTON. BTNGHANT0N. ErMrRA BY
FAfO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. C,1nscts 81
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving a, 9.sJ Il
$50 p. n Dsly)-.BUFFAro. SCRANTON. RiNGHMI
TON. UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWFGO ENpHrsI
Pullman Buffet Seerers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az n
Murrayst. and 400 Broadway Tickets al ferry sta, "A
so and at2 Broadway. 30 West l25ih-s 90 Coirmst
ave. New York 33S and 7oG Fuliorst and - Rroasss
BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full information. a,
stations.
wFsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call tor 81
check baggage from hotel residence % destination
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GERMAN MEDl1 rERRANEA y ;!t y VICE
S.t,.rt cI,pNAN Observation-Disclosures
LLOYD :. ;. 90. i.t.'i1d
steamers b,,Nesn TeT.f s1a s 5;sno.
yvs-ra Feb . 10 4 NJ Ais. Nap, Gen. Azores
Normannia Feb 10 1880 4 NJ Algers Naples, oero'
t,,isc~ " n Fob % I \. NJ. Agiers, Naples. reh'a'
All steamers stop at Gibraltar ,,,.. lima
for the steamers or e'hr'
,ron, Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg, Bremen Lon
don and Southampton. Direct connection ron H. Nail
NarIos 10 Egypt by n. O. LLOYD 5. s. Co.'S Imp. MA"
Steamers. s ,uh,,-c -,ercan
North German Lloyd Hamburg AfletSa"
oeIrichs & Co. Gen. Agts.. 49, Line ~
Bowling Green. y. Y 81 Broadway y. j.
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Market closed STEADY Al ionS hr'-H' SI'"io''u
with Yesterdays closing prices TRANSFERRING notices
January February. 90 Total sales. ~ 700 hdies
NaN-Yor. net receipts. iO6 bales gross 800 bales.
continent 80 bales forwarded 2osl bales sales. 30
bales. spinners bales stock liG;s@ bales New York
sp, sales To-day night officially reported; FOR
upandS l1-lG.. uiCDline glf = lI-lbc, which j. IN
changed compared with yesterday closing
IiNcrJ,op rahlcs-Si-)t cotton good demand safes
l.. bales: speculation and export ~" bales: American
,niddrC uplands .:d. Futures opened quiet partially
l-Gli advance closed quiet practically last night
figures January. 2.9b. Jan February 2hb; fhruarN-
March 2ag %: March APRIL 2i %: April May. 2G2V Ma
Setcnber :so3 3D. september c;ober 3O3h ociobcr
November eInber. HSs. Manchester
Yarns steady. cloths dull
The weekly Of Liverpool stocks is as follows
This week. Las week. Last year.
t. Store i437ooo 1851 600
.f,at tO2.Uu1 4O2 900 29sW"
Total .................1.s7a.o0 so 900 s,"@1
IL which American. l..2sWS l1''"p l.''f"V
tOFrEE-The local market again more or itss IN
nueoceo bv European cables. which showed fufiher
..,o GAINS i'm quotations though The demand was py
moderate. advanced ten points al The opening WIN
the tone sales quite small Inc al. ah'e ~as
VOL maintained subsequent trading showed very III
II. Improvement III" nuOiarcN was attributed IN
1.asla 10 fears Of complications between Mexico ana
nIlI .oTees On account % hoslties between mos"
conn rs an increased demand for Rio coiec would l"
.fnf and this fact gives uuls confidence" laNi"
..ret :ran. u January ara F'i'
81 pfg January - 81: F.,7ary I'D March. - %
RAJ. higher abi"ad due 10 the MeNl'ai-"u"ir-
naau -rnu,es Rio unchanged AZ 100 leis santos IN
changed at i5opD ieis. Rio stock. l% 900 bags Santos
stock. i.6pJo bags.
e. Iltfs
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 Sis A. NJ. 1:i5. $40. $40 p. ".
ro- Farrniugca:e Toms River Barnegat Pa, and s,e
1cra'. $50 s:i5 A. NJ. IA5. $50 p. NJ.
For Atlantic Citv. Vineland AID bridseioa 40 L. ",
For Monmouth Beach seabrsht and Tahs1ts u
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LUMBER.

A CUBIC foot of green live oak weighs
1878 pounds; after two years drying its
weight is reduced to 66.75
BETTING" n trec-that is, killing IL
by destroying the bark in a circle
around the trunls-injuresit for lumber.
1T is possible in some cases to assist
the process of seasoning by dissolving
the sap of wood by immersion in water.
THE beauty of the bird's-eye maple
arises from the contortions of its fibers.
The cause of this popularity is I'M
known.
The weight OF cubic foot of cork is
fifteen pounds. Cork is the bark of a
species of Spanish oak, and not prop
erly a wood.
YELLOW stains in either timber or
lumber are an indication of dry rot, and
are regarded as an injury to the tree or
wood.
MAPLE is not so light as is generally
supposed, weighing 1857 pounds to the
cubic foot, little more than locust or
hickory.
VIRGINIA white oak, green, weighs
ST. pounds to the cubic foot; in two
years time its weight will be reduced
to 49.9pounds.
MAHOGANY, one of the hardest OF
woods, is also one Of the slowest to sea.
son; pine, one of the softest, is among
the quickest
A CUBIC foot of the best English oak
when green weighs II pounds 10 ouncesi
when seasoned the wood is reduced to
43 pounds ounces.