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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

Chicago Jan 10 ,Speciqn.- to-day was steady
Tor an hour but finally 81 -~i decline Prices carly
soi 10 calls and closed puts May opened 40 co. sid
between G. and 5at.. ana closed AT 19's cents Ne"s
WIS bullish Liverpool up penny. Seahoari ci'l
anccs were large 5000 bushels The lric" current
said that the crop had suffered from freezing and i" ng
Tic Northwcstrrn receipts showed leclc - bushels
against bushels last week and Ito bushels l'7t yea
The -four outpu, at three important milling points 3o7oo
barrels Was 10000 barrels the same week last >e
There was the prospect severe cold wave Yet th'
market because of lack ot and because II
lack Of OUTSIDE. trade. susceptible tp the ialins
by professionals 10 all this bull news Mii''i -
promised an increase stocks there for ih' "eN OF
$1,000 bushels. Prices wei" Affected t'Hp ''h'S "" a.
"a small bank at Minneapolis There was a k.ty lht
portant failure in the clothing iiade here III ' ~
Was an netv, buyer wheat The selling 81 the day
wa Id 10y professionals. Bosseau. clifford and others
II became weak when the Ner large estimate FOR iiihy
announced May opened at - sold between .''s ana
was iG cars the estimate fpr u morrow, 40 cars me
cnh"' steady. tut s'arAfd ,.'h'a'''' oy
moaeFac. l76.OuU bushels The selling WIS ~ armour
ami by receiving houses -
oats followed In the wake u wheat and corn We're
strong cary ana rather sns'ef TOWARD i ,n' ' ' i
showed an increase Gay. 100 cars estimated
The bulls had another day provisions. PORK AT one
showed an advance " 40 cents oyer NrdneSdny
lard 81 i''s cents RIBS OF 20 S.'S rk sid W sln 40,
some recession from me top NAY Pp,H, S' a. -, ~;
bat closed SO l72 MAY lard AT - o's ply ''sTt @t
S''2's; May ribs at 81 ~ but closed al 80 - u
lot Of outside buying. the puhlc haNhs ,au pos
market for several days past l'shl hoe
receipts We're the motive atnln -tfu a.. Tue n"tus w.
day 2iIU estimated for Friday win prices "sl't' lor
Friday 5diO higher. Packers were imuih, sev D.
with Armour the best seller Of all PORK at one tne TO
day showed an advance from the p't"h "' ~ ~ "" "
tD cents ribs Of 10 cents go,
me curb puts May wheat closed at o9,: cent?
calls cents. May corn closed at -s'sa-S7.
cents. calls at 2sHs cents
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN. -NI M
CorrOS-rue local market somewhat gliar dur
ms the forenoon the mrs, cal! sales ahg"nf an advanGe
S or a. was s Soon los @nd prices about
ions Metch selling 15wn :, $50 ANA Ma 1.ac, af,,.
which us'e was rally 90 or points, ae newhsi
DISAPPOINTING. as 1t yprned with net loss OF 49,.
l.h se.es OF Only iccsf bales There was some local
covering early Of the local bulls seemed to be
seemed to be the month. and most Of the sell
in,nt during afternoon. especially on the early months
local firm being the mos prominent Duyr; De. NY
marnet closed steady sales OF ls33 81" bales The
o ss snd No"em fei Unchanged ana
nhs show!ns net OF co. and me
,rrber due to free selling Of those po,ons siris
q: hem The local SPIT mark; IS InGnsn s ,S
;feTe were larger offerings Of Yesterday
man lime past. and that ms influenced Liver
ingy altogether there does not seem To- be much
9gyns ssph Sa! to the ns oPSn of eon
section the last crop VIII reach 1850 or ,Y
r@;her sell on bulses Than buy declines with some
Ia9s me crap are ' fa Ss On the other hand
GAINED 10y friends Of cotton that Jew bear opsfn h
IS sor, and that any favorable develop
aiaance 4 telesfam iiOm NaIchez. Miss; says Al
slough cotton is sad TO he ali IN from ysry
,;on for sale. Belief here Is that NELL Is IN error
or ms GS %oo Bales Also believe in lower prices
ss painting should develop uniayornne conf
dsic, the stock shows io5ls bales against ie5so ias
var 81 $40 two years ago 49, in 1888 and l9o2 IN
s9s FROM per cen, Of the cotton is sun on plan
-4t.0rs Preparations crop are very SLOW
e,g mules are selling but not much fertilizer I- 70
ce.s 4, ,he ports foc the week afe esmaied al l-oWp
ia.,s against 1868 last week and 2lo to1 last year
,hs Is somewhat under earlier estimates he receipts
4, Nev-Crears Friday are estimated at from 100 70
L1 bales agains; 5.55S day last week. 800 iast
year ana 1000 i've years ago loday - fecep's AT
New-Orleas LOCO bales. against ~. same gay
last week and ALI last year Galveston. oo' odi,s
agrs; $50 last week ana s4s2 last Mobile. 2oJ
iales against and l4O' last year SaNdn-
Iih 2057 bales against I2G5 last week ana 81. ,a
,e.r: Charleston $50 bales against 800 ias' S i
80 last year Norfolk $50 bales, against 5I'S .ds,
week and 25.5 Year; Memphis 500 bales as aihs'
- last week ana O69 last year Houston, Zol pa!es
AGAINST $50 last 1888 last year Receipts AT
Houston Eri.lay estimated at 2tpo 10 zSpo p'i's
day last year The BOMBAY WeehS
sstenent shows receipts the week Of $1,000 bales
against 80 day while the receipts since
/ 1900 bales. against :'Vp last year
'rhe amount afoat 1900 bales. shipments foI me
300 bales against none last year ana the
shipments since January were l2'vn bales. against
jftsO last
Opening. and close to-day. and closing bids tho
night laS.y Il.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan. l6.-At t0-day's wool sales "on Ia's
offered. The was good. ana the "''',nsS
a Of good New south Na.ts ana We
clips. The attendance well maintained ana me
competition spirited a full previous rates. ffen'h np,
purchasers Their tdKnSs m'Iui u
the best secured WOODS. Of which II fe" 'ts realized
notable advances December prices. There was 4
larger assortment crossbreis. which were competed
for chiefly trnde. llaf bred ana thict quar-
bred woods sold steadily extreme nsurrs. SECURE"
Cape u Hope and Natal woods. although IN Eo9i
Continental buyers. were frequently nero
above bidders idea Of value The American purchases
although smaller caused hardening tendency for deep
grown shafty mernos 700 bales OF hs class beng
secured The sales OF the day and the prices Obtained
were follows; $500 -
New-South Wa!es-l.3OO bales: secured odgls SGD;
locks and pieces sas,sd: greasy 5*alod. locks and
pieces. 6AH7kd
QueensiandsOO bales secured. i0YdVs Sd; locks and
pieces. sisd4Is lid: greasy GtQs1.d
victoria-3 900 bales: secured 9dgls lid; locks and
pieces 6dQ1s 3sd greasy 6*Qs 3sd locks and pieces
5Agsd.
South Australia-sOO bales greasy 5pIi.d.
West Austraa--3S bales greasy. S4od.
New Zeaand-i bales secured 0i2dq1s I'D greasy,
6a4i I'D; locks and pieces, 3isM9d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Nata-13Oo bales; secured,
5dnis greasy. 5a1ad.
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Marke; closed steady unchanged TO polnts aayanGe
notices 80 Total sales 1890 bales New oIH ny 1
bales: Sss. Exports: t0rwardtu ~
hses sales 923; spInners 1875 stock ls2o's io,a s
raceipts To- day bales, thus far this Week Veop
l;xpors to-day: Great Britain, l193 bales Thus far
his week. Great Britain Il 6l5 bales; France. BOO Con
nen, l5s5l stock 1867. $50 Spot cotton easy ana un
changed. .niddling upancs. s3-l6c: middling gull
7-lSc Sale so3 bales including 500 export and III
spinning =, ,.. ..,o,. .,,.s
1000 bales; speculation and export lO; American
q 600 receipts GOO; American. 5000 Mddling uplahas
4,sd opened quiet at 2ed decline closed seaGy
~,ary 422isb: February-Maroh. 422b; March April
422s: Aprii-May 42l1s; May-June. 420tb June July
tooinh July August. 42Dizb. August september, 4i9s
sco,ernter~ Oyober Apps October November. 4Os'to
Nsnchestcr-Yaina easier. cloths In moderate demand
coFFEE- Warehouse deliveries were heavier. bu the
,o,sI Was still light The local speculation was feature
less on dun trading Cables were without
change and generally dull. HaVe closing quota
Cor January francs, February. Sc y francs;
arch IS rs francs: April $3.50 francs Market irregular
5sh,rZ lnarke. dull. January quoted az ~ - pigs feo
IJary 70 IS pigs March. 20 pigs ApIi w - pfss no
c,cararces for United states. 5V paen, -, =,
5000 bags stock az RIO 2tSGo oa" a.ss rseeip s
dull 1880 refs 9antos 4 .an on a. has 1900 T
a, Santos, GOO bags STOCK, sdy,rce saes
Contracts closed quiet dt Osio p''"'e oN'S@' ""'~S
x,ora go hays follows:
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations FOOT of COrtlGhdt and DesbrossSsst9b
Z 100 A. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUtH CHUNK
Si5 A. 81 daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUF:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
III. and principal and local points dining car 10
Suspen on Bridge Pullman Nestbue sleeper 70 chicago
Ii,IO A. VI daily tieavss 1890 4. NJ sur tayl Ior
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections fos
Realms and Harrisburg 81,
100 r.. VI. daily except sunday for ELMlRA and all
stations connections for Potsyle and Read
ing N cal WilkeshaIre
3,3O VI. Sundays only for Ntikesbarre. l.. & D.
junction all nt,Imedate stations.
4:lO II. VI. daily. except sunday, for l.. and r. JUNG.
TION and principal Intermediate stations: Pullman BUFFET
parlor car Wiksshsrre; connecting for Po;tsNiNe
Age y. VI. daily except sunday FOR Bound Brook and
| intermediate stations
5n5 T.. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
600 p. VI. daily for BlFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS.
and points West. Puin sleeper vesiibuie train
NewYork TO Chicago Sleeper 70 buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading ana Harrisburg
G,BO =. VI. daily. exoep: Suncay for Easton and
intermediate stations
900 4. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. aOCnEs-
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS all al ponts West.
Pullman Sleepers u Chicago ana ,-raio. Nhar-car 70
Wikesbdrre.
Tickets and Pullman aoccn Inocations at 2Jo .ol yis
and a23 broadway. 81 East lith st. loO last i2oh ST.
York. so Fulton st Court Bgoalway. ant
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y.
The NewYok Transfer viii cal for and check bag.
gage from hotel or residence through 10 destination
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Northern Duluth Be over May aAoat The reports
mat the Northwestern stocks Of wheat would show a
million bush increase Monday influential factor
III the late decline .CORN-The market for
ndy during the early part II the session prices being
influenced perhaps by The strength wheat and he
talk about possibilities II light receipts the
tensNe crihbing operations noted OF late The iteior
cepts OF corn were heavy to-day and for five days this
week nave increased 34VD bush corresponding
time last week while exports have Increased
ne actual exports Of corn to-day from the ports
229VO bush ana the receipts primary $50
bush Late In the day prices a little weaker tn
decline in wheat. leaving or al unchanged t. c decline
Cash quiet: bush No reported
export at "llsa3Ii.c b. afoat: 5000 ungraded
corn sod at Doc delivered. and
at 3oua3c elevator 36i4c delivered o. TS-rhe trade
in oats light with the tendency the market
Signs Of improvement early but eighty weaker
feeling prevailed and the market left OF at decline
The small trade and consequent interest wer- al
verse influences In addition which has an
increase OF 3l5WD bush in the primary receipts
Week Cash oats were quiet and Sales c.
hush. including O0O bush track and canal white 2,6t
2''ec No oats. 900 bush 23nc and bush IN
and No white were quoted at 2ttc asked..... BARLEY
mere Is practically no trade IN this market quotations
stu Tangng from "'c for poor feeding choice
49,. MAIL. Market inactive and prices unchanged Il
$500; kYE.Market dull. CARROTS quoted at I2a44c
q 3shc W ~ '' f"'
The quotations to-day the closing the prcyiou,
dev and closing prices for the corresponding date year
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARX ETS.

Galveston. Jan. 16Cotton steady middiing. 10 i8c
low midding. Lie good ordinary. Lice: and
receipts 6s bales exports Great Britain. 3
bales. coaswise. 800 bales sales. 1861 bales stock.
-. ibs bales
Norfolk Jan 1G-Cotton dull: middling IIsc low mid
ding Il6c. good ordinary 6e: net and gross receipts.
800 bales coastwse LAG bales sales. l2G bales
stock, Gnygi bales.
New-oreans. Jan. 10 Cotton steady; good middling;
l-l6c; mddlng 1916; low mlddling, v-i6c; good
ordinary. TIC; receipts 900 bales gross. IL 39I
bales exports coastwse SAT bales sales g. 100 bales
stock 4lO, 2sA bales.
Savannah. Jan. ld.-cotton quiet: mddling. 7esc low
mdding INC and receipts. 2.O37 bales, ex-
ports coatwise 24s bales sales Die bales stock %se
ba
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SHORE R.K.

satIOh, y. fOIIO"s III"
10 minutes earlier il,sn foot Of Franklin ST;
3 80 A. VI. Daily local 10 Buffalo.
1880 4. VI. Daily local TO Albany for CatskiH Mountains
and Saratoga. parlIr Albany, sundays only
oi;J \. VI Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse chester
Hunao Niagara Falls. Toedo Cleveland ana CHca a.,
fl 80 : VI. Daily except Sunday. 70 Catskl Noun
illns. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska AZ
hany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Pailor car
400 l.. VI. Daily. eXc-pt sunday for Albany. ,
$500 u. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica, syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit,
$50 - VI DailS ,xc.p; suniay for Newburg. Albany.
S.rafoga Montreal.
1f5 4. VI Daily. except sunday. for Utica syracuse
Rochester ami Buffalo. . -
sI5 r. W. DAILY f,r Albany. Utca Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland chi.
oagv and ST. Louis.
FC tickets tables parlor and eeping-rar accom-
modations Brooklyn and New York. and
a station. Time tables principal hotels For other
Information address c. T.. LAMBERT.
Gen. Passenger Agent Nanderbtave. New-York
spAIIROAD TICKETS Authorized Ticket
Agents o. principal railway lines Lowest rates avail
able send condensed 'Tfavelers Guide SWING rates
and routes L. an points. RAYMOND WHiTCOMB 81
East l4ih g.. Union square West. Nrw-fork
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A ovERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
IA THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE
cEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LA Broad
EASEMENTS the following Branch Offices: 254
i57 ave, Fourteenth-st Thlrd-ave Iej
Thrd-aye Forty seventh st. I02a Thrd-aye near
l.7Os 100 Wee; Forty-second
l42 Columbus 80 Avenue A; i325 rhrd-ave.; Isl
West Fortysecond Lob Second ave; Third ave.
1898 Third-aye 2o5i Thrd-ave between One-hundrei
and-tweh and one hundred and-t zenith SITS: eoO
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East
243 West nd fS,h
and 800 West One-hundred hfth-st I'm To-
2. regular office ~ ~ ~
In Brooklyn 3es Futon-st.. G3 Court-st a. Rro,a
way. E. D.: 1883 Broadway; 260 Bedford-ave near En-
ton-st: 1874 Bedford-ave. near South 2d-st Nm 10
Q. Il, ~ regular Office rates. ~ ="
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

4Vx14A4OVSAOs
Stations foot OF Desbrosses and cortandt Streets
1899 nEAi car G
sespng Dining s"Isns sHs
M II 40 s. h Nj $40 H. s sDa Aas
s. sea sss b ASn ga Sq!s
vile ana Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ. ST.
600 Si Nv ws ssifsEs d sss,a:
fs!ffisS ESP
sses sns @%"t cars Nc to nanaDSs s'S
500 PAc III 'isSls E$s1f Ca,
70 Pittsburs Connects foi Chicago daily ana ''s'"
..o %xSsIMIS$To ,s. AND The s sS h. go
iD Is sssti D' $50 c1 PInf c'
dining car 4$o Dining s Carr A;p Dining 0P NJ.
Aususa st Aagasns and Tampa .sS p and dI Mss
Springs 4 10 night daily sleepers to Nswoea"' anu
ATLANTIC COAST INEFsrids spsSs 70, Jass j.
sonvliIe 90 p NJ. daily. sleepers to Jacksonville and
ciIEsAPEhKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p NJ
day b PoNr s eoM 4a a RnSs via
Charles Route. a, H. week days. and with Through
As s.sHsf rf Y fn al week days Through pun.
Eas a, SAF 81 Say ga DiS Zoo SGa'S , pain,
Pleasa@t sIc fiou' T. l's 40 no
Paro. 945 ! ro N s sIG ? ,Ss,pu,.
II 81? rs =? q psn51 - PHP:
l2l5 night. Sundays. 6l5. $50 300 go 90 Limited.
10. II. A. NJ. Dining carr 20 I. 40 40 DINING
Cap, Dining carr. q DINING Carr. 1.i5 5. p ~.
1911 night. -.
Ticket offices: Nos 81; ga. iie6 1923 III and 2Si
Broadway. l House. and foot OF Desbrosses ana
Corandt Streets. Sre-t Sc r4..-H S'r-.' ~
Broadway. and Broolyn Annex station TO .. F1..s
Street brooklyn. station. Jersey city. Inc New fofH
Transfer COMPANY call for and check baggage Hoin
hotels and residences through 10 destination ,oon
q 81. PROVOST J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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through. l.4OO head: New-York 900 head; on sale
5000 head market opened steady for LAMBS easier Tor
sheep steady with bulk sold: prime lambs - 500
s. 10 fair good s4as4 I5 culls and o9mmon ~ o0V
81 10 sheep. fair good 81 4onS2 50 cholce $50
81 - handy 80 to 100 10 yearlngs wethers So 500
81 10 demand sheep; heavy sheep solo late
81 25Hs3 81. demand. Canada lambs sod late
a 81 75US4
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RAJ TIM0RE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

n.,,tr,ore Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati.
81. LOuis and all Point. West,
ptIJ'MAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New.York foot OF i0srsyss dsiy sog CHICAGO
$50 sun 1915 night: CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10 q
M 600 .. N. WASHINGTON BALTIMoKE; a. m.
80 o. M &, 80 p m. ex sun. Dining Carr 500
20 90 D. m Dains Carr, 2;i5 night
NORFOLK, II 80 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORIEANS, Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping Car 3 80. sun. 2:3o D, m sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pntssh light .
East i4th ST. i27 Bowery: N " "a Fulton ST., Brook.
Ncw-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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Railroads.
Railroads.
1~~>~N~~~~N~~NNooNN~o "NN~~~>~N~~~~~~~~~~'"
AMgRicA'S GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER r. R.
m Grand Central Station. 42d Street.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street.
sh the @a s sops at xssny
syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4:iS p
",ao g. MaIaiiy ' Fast Mail for poushkssp.s. Al
bsny Utica, Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
lo'3O A. M-Except sunday. Day Express. For oil i'm
loo i M.-Daily southwestern Limited. For cincin-
natl Chicago. INDIANAPOLIS and St Louis stops
Ioo Mpaly Chicago Special for Detroit Geye.
land. Toledo and Chicago. Stops at Pougik Keep
Sic, Albany Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. hoches'
,,o ter and buffalo. .,.,.
4'3O ? M.-Daily. North Shore Limited Due Detroit
Utica and Syracuse. -
ds Ronsa r A ASsny rTs Sssa
Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit '"'-
625 p M-Baily. FIR r. Troy iS Saratoga Burlington.
-.,o PIaitgburs. ST. Adams and Montreal r.u. csv..
land Indianapoiis. ST. Sou Louis Chicago Stops at
nam pouxhkeepsie. Albany and Utica cor ,a...neer,
only. for points Ga Fan Brook Railway. Via Lyons
osdcnsburs, buffao, Niagara Falls cIe lev land.
yaelat ana he A anS SA ROAD S''u1
on %9 1G eysFy a ns
sunday night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
o:oG 4 NJ and 81 P M'-Dairy except Sunday. tic
o.,- iusaelt via Harlem Division ,s -. psrk
WI" a. NJ Sunday .niy to Pltashed anu "'
Gov "HSA xiGIIT. TRAINs TO yoNK KEY so,,,. o.,
puiner Division as far as Yonkers IN cntnr
ne s Ee ,ys5 H9a1 hs !, the only line running
afnF r9 GaTS S Sn all p nF9Hsh 'sf'n'
Tickets ana Wagner onces Grand Central station
1T Broadway. Park Place eel 43 Broadway; 81 East
and rs TG4g s NswYop ss and ~. FULTON
e. and loo Rroadway e D. BROOKLYN nv Tie West.
JoHN y TorcEY GEoRGE j. DAMIE Els,
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Through trains leave wlOrk loot of ChanUers- ST..
as follows, and Ave minutes earlier from West 2Jdst:
O.l(A a. VI. -Nesunuled Express DAILY for Wavefiy.
c'OO BtnghamtOn Emira Buffalo, Bradford, James.
town, Meadvile and the West PaTlor car -
Buffalo.
2O t: S limited psy ss !sas nd
7i0 A. NJ. Chicago 80 4. NJ. Seepers 10 CHI
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
E.(n A.. M.-Bunalo Vestibuled Express Daily arrives
S'c)O Buffalo 1870 A. NJ. making d.ect CONNECTIONS
FOR Detroit. Chicago and the West.
S:45 soa sa 10 lss 4na
faio Chicago and Cincinnati Dinins car, ,>,
rINICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III. 2di .o and %, BrosS%ay s
New York: 90 Broadway and 33 Fuon.si b,3akyh ~
hudson st HobOken Jersey city station Ere
transfer Company calls for and checks bagsase NOM
hotels and residences TO destination.
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1t is claimed BY that the market for i''o s, ,
very urgent. buyers generally do no, show nacn Il"
sss's spo, r and pGf ar Rio No The
mild coffee shows up fairly well espec1 n sO Ro NO
ice. spot 800 bags Maracaibo and 100 bags boso'a
orally Throughout the list without special feature
Buyers and sellers continue apart in mes Mnsusn
day 900 follows $50 bbIs so w u s pS,
Sss . 81 3ss s. q. S S OBS o6s '@ ey SsS
500 bis ely clears g soas 800 -, ss ely ss'a bis
sSss pa,efi. s. acass a. mainly at s. bOls
siIafhss s O & sacks choice 'g .o ss 81 To- ar
q q ssss 200 200 S Sss at
Enrsaa sf;U %sssr ana southern h n 81 $685. ss
nae yeow ssasc ears su: 47ss ss
Quoted acto s7gs2s; eos SIHge2'sc son., I'D o1sg g
a5c. hom;ny chop. .s'c eotionseed meal slgsi o3; oil
meal gSsS z Wheat market wa. nrmer
morning with fair local trade The opening was az
hsre seemed to Re quite an anderone Of strength This
was partly due me absence Of arrivals Nsw-YoThs
and Duluth to-day 4cs against 5es cam last
and e' cam last year The receipts at all interior
over the corresponding time last wesi nowhstanding
liberal ss's's , s@y in hs week e ,hs snrn
The week the crop had shown DISCRIMINATING ten
s,cusily from southern OHIO %es,ward and the average
condition slightly lowered Fore sn markets were
prospects in Russia while the advices regarding
lnaia and Australia were unbalanced Interior receipts Of
against coSi2 BUSH sesbosrd receipts i7Sss bush
bash exports asi5o2 bush aEalns, 80 si bush Trade
onns "e quite little To- M in she as. few
minutes attempted realizing by traders prices losing
Cash wheat was very dull Exporters toeS 70 GO bush
uns,aded wheat on private terms No red was quoted
h~Sd was quoted at 4Hc over May o anoa, and No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JGRSEY
anthracite coal used eNclusiNelyD
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after November II, 1898

,Anthracite coal used excusHelyD
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after November II, $3.50.
Trains leave station foot ot Liberty 81 ..
For Easton, Brthehrn. Allentown Mausn Shln AK "a
% FaseH 80 5i5. $50, to MIeGio%n p Tyanday
For Wikesbare, Pittston and scrant.n 9'io a. NJ
For reading at 80 500 BIO 1850 A. NJ. 10 100.
23o. 400 200 5t5 20 r. n l2iio night sah'a'S
For iiSrisbGig at 430 90 9i0 a. NJ. 10, 80.
400. 300 5:45 p NJ, 1913 night Sundays 100 s3o
For sunbury Tewisburs ant willamsport at 40 500.
$40 A. ~. 49, 1870. 1880 r. NJ Sundays +;So A. NJ
~" - ALr~RAIL ROUTE.
pisSs.nt ta 30 4 u: fsS 49, as 40
''> WV " FOR LAKEWOOD.
n k,Ser BG1": Il Park ana
For Atlantic city. vineand and Bridse'on. 4'ao A. NJ
For Manmoa!h eash ses5rgh, and Hgh?nds Of Says.
Sundays ''' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHlLADELPIHiIIAIx ,i hALyMoHE AND
e; fsasss Ss rs g. af 80 -! s @ @ Sssi
Paror CARP 800 500 dining carr, 7;50, 800 = ~:
l2:i5 night Sundays, 80 800 1900 i G qpnn,hs
Fcr Baltimore and Washington. week days 500 1000:
carr r ~ 1915 hight sundays. 1000 Il: 80, Dnain,S
Carr A. n. $50. 5Oo. eco dining Carr r. NJ i-'i'
agh, $500 - J., o,,d a, ,oo, y,
Liberty S. iis III 26i AZ. LILO i523 Broadway.
I87 9th Az, 81 East ith 81. -! f.ss 2',h 81; so
SEQ Fulton St Brooklyn ~ Broadway; Williamsburg.
The New-York Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.