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New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.
HOFFMAN.

HOFFMAN.
l.. Bauermeister. Guatemala.
c. ". de Nalladare. Guate-
mala.
NJ. Il. de Marquee. Gua,e-
mala.
NJ. S. Roscnneld. Chicago.
W. T. Layer. Mexico CITY.
o. o. Peters. city.
J. o. Fallon. Baltimore.
+. G. Stanley. Chicago.
n. Q. Goodwin. Chicago.
G. A. Jay. Kokomo. Ind.
NJ. +. Hatcher. New Haven.
A. l.. Johnston. Richmond,
Va.
G. s. Wellman. Boston.
d. =. Stevens e. wife. Bal
tlmore.
HOLLAND.
IN. l.. Ebbert. Plttsburg.
IA NJ. Byers. Pittsburg.
c. Brauet & party. Cuba.
Senator y. O. Murphy,
Washington.
u. T. Flynn. Oklahoma.
-. +. Joy. Detroit.
J. joy, Detroit.
L. s. Thomas & wife. Gin
clnnati.
Mrs. G. w. Pack, Asheville.
n. c.
=. Calender. Liverpool.
"a. X. Boutele & wife,
Waterville. Me.
{. Fitzpatrick. 81. Louis.
L. Lowering. Holyoke.
G. Merriam. Holyoke.
'. II. Welles. Norwich.
PARK AVENUE.
w. W. webber, Boston.
J. ". Heines. Providence.
W. Sharpe. Montreal.
r. Broatch. Mlddletown.
Conn.
A. X. Wells. San Francisco.
l. Miller. England.
J. u. @. Hendry. Glasgow.
w. Dykes. Glasgow.
J. Smith. Bombay, India.
IC. w. Dumont e. wife, Chi
cago.
ST. JAMES.
Or. S. S. veneath. Philadel-
phia.
T. NJ. Fsber. Chicago.
+. Megaardcu. Northpori.
l.. /.
Dr. NJ. J. White & wife.
Milwaukee.
@. W. Cobb. Boston.
J. ". ShephaTd. Pittsburr
Miss y. Weaver. Washing
ton.
y. f. McCaully. Washington.
STURTEvANT.
f. NJ. Morrow & wife.
Pittsburg.
A. +. Barclay. Chicago.
w. g. Lewis. Philadelphia.
| II. Hinrichs. London.
w. Hassard. Ansonla. Conn.
VI. T. Howley. Scranton.
| +. g. Dufy. Scranton.
| II. p. Forker e. wife, Sha
ron. ePenn.
@. II. Perry. New Haven.
J. A. Hamilton. New
Haven.
WESTMINSTER.
Y. l.. Overton & wife. Nor
folk. Va.
II. J. Smith. Milwaukee.
". y. Quimby. Detroit.
T. Guerra & wife. New
! York.
Miss Seldner. New York.
II. W. Mckee & wife, Pitts
i burg.
p. L. Craig & wife. New
castle. Penn.
- J. ID. Vail. Blairstown. y. J.
w. @. Robertson. Scranton.
; Miss r. +. Robertson,
Scranton.
c. f. Robertson. Scranton.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4a Sunset 724 pm Moons sge IS
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook II os Gov Island II 3e He'll Gate l:2s
PM-Sandy Hook il:l0 Gov IAand II AZ He'll Gate IS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago IAN II ,Specian.-Wheai to-day advanced u
ana closed over Its inspiration came from the
other rt particularly the where there Was
e inae and conslde able advance 1his hui success IN
iha wheat bears with The result was very gen
1l covering %. shorts aui considerably increased Udd'
NJ, ,n,utd nt sold between HHsc and oo'sc ana
'.,sei at sellers Ihe ordinary Toutin" whr" news
was not particularly bulsh. cables Were no hlshei.
sen h.ari cenrances only moderate 100 tush.
Northwesern receipts large-lO cars against iv2
Iasf week and >5 year. The Michigan Mliets As
s,ciao winter area l'N per cent oi an
nNaage and put condition at 10 per cent ana ue
s,, ,.set,n Al - per NewNork reported very
rhn casn demand here the poorest IN week. The
o,ncl,l statement 81 Russian slpm,nts-"0-Wo Dush-
was even smaller than the Tuesday estimate mere was
tho -snect OF severe cola on top ~ rams to-Giy
,n,,nrn Missouri There was some talk by
,ynv trouble between 'hil and Argentine
t.ntinn however. gwen 10 this. ihe feature was
on,ols covering shorts ana tins WAS Drought ABOUT
ty unusual strength IN the other markets -
Corn rallied i,c ana held half oi H. Corn, like wheat
got its Inspiration the provisions PIT May opened Al
SSE s,i between 2ssAc and 2gi1c and closed at Ssc
The buying was ~ shvItS WIN ''"'"P''' 'eN' '"'
oats followed the lead Of wheat ami corn advanced s
and held about half g.. May sold between i'4c ana
glt. and closed at 1850 oats shorts were sahlei'I
Provisions led all of the markets Pork al-
yauc.l Sjc "A barrel. Lard Toe 100 RIBS -, i"o Inc
,l,s. the t'p, May pork soh AZ Siv W anu
closed m $40 May ribs sold 81 OLA and closed at >'
NIav lard closed s. ~ There was greatly increased
f,,,e There was considerable buying by Armour me
oita,cc started on small hog receipts-only 2lVo-ths
morning. only 29nO estimated for IhuIsday. Iilees al
ON The curb puts IN May wheat closed at 5"sc. calls
60 puts May closed at ~ a-s9c calls -SsS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. January -. 1896.
BEANS AND rEAs-No material th@nse N me general
rather IA quiet trade Medium slow. Pea are well sus-
red kidney have been filled 81 22sasl % b, brt
orders llgh, and the market Is not strong Whiie
,ohbing In California Lima at 81 %! bat m round
lots Is all tina, can b. obtained Nreea peas sie"dy
and Scotch slightly hrmer under small supplies on te
snn We quote Beans. domestic, marrow. choice. per
bush 81 o2qSi 5' o. mealjm ~. s s. S.slSi s AZ py'
:, 3Si. do turtle soup 81 65Nsl 1o do yellow eye.
81 ~; DO Lima. california. 81 90 DO f.res pea Ola,
81 go 5bs sons2izc DO. 73c; DO scotch 75a &c
RI;TTERTrade was slow today IN an fraaes % o, - %
table butter and IT required good deal Of e'ort 10 pre-
,D @ fnr,her decline. The business In fancy creamery
was a, 24c buyers being willing TO pay 'he Pre-. l" ,no
.v,ent Of current wants but IL was hpt Iosfinr -
~ m mat basis Grades below fancy fen niue iuithrI
ayay from top quotation state dairy dragged
ana s1 ,t hulk Of the offerings Imitation creamery
ab Export grades OF fresh factory, say from X" 10 q
r s,sained but all other qualities were STOW ana .aay
Sse do nrss 2i'k42Sc; do thirds 10 seconds
make i5a2i'.c state dairy iresh % ocs tgcs va Ic
90 % dsirie entire i50l9'sc state dairy hrkins
Imitation creamery. 134lec factory Hesh' i"'' W."
11c q@ The demand the home trade continues
IN nd and with stocks gradually reducing r, nllnn
vc'y Eoo' GRADUALLY developing. some holders asking
nnd obtaining fraction higher uan we % 'Tpi,n,d o
specalls a,tic preferrlng more material e'ue
pe D. s,ocks hefore talking much higher , az
tloh ~ rsbr freely mostly In early madc iuii
opeTatH alone has disposed Of over 1000 boxes
a.a % g ,mraav freight room s fSnioe "'r ,5s
lhst ,r1 not go out this week lAveIP'oi oaue @
purchases W. New-York. state fancy. fun cream Sep
od We iarce ,Oc: late made eool 70 choice pr I'M
do common prime 'hu'c ce uT ~ l0ic: do common
lotc 90 'as a~ IieR, SKINS choice. Ct.c part sNs
pn 70 20 prime J.a5'sc full SKINS; C" GO ,hon antlcl-
EGusi che impression that prices were on ,"' ~,
pa[": pn ":mun,ed specuatlVe the Tcriggs Of
became ire@ ~ ; sed and led to :ecover[ ~ iF I,1t
n market closing strong ""o7'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Iondon Jan. l5-At the wool sales to-day there were
offered OF better quality than yesterday m
cudnx good suitable for American purchasers.
many OF whom present and made lage purchases.
taking fully bales. including some South Australian
wool at prices ranging high lolsd and quantity
Long shafty and greasies were most lively Yes
teays advance Of per fully established and
occasionally exceeded 10. special lots Inferior defective
greasy mernos in more even demand and prices
we're steady. Secured keenly competed FOR
by buyers for and Continental operators
and full prices readily obainabe. CrOssbreds sold
we'll especially best lots. which went to home buyers.
with occasional purchases for the Continent Cape OF
Good Hope Natal wools In good request hut
OF tho opening OF the series made by Messrs Jacomb
Son A Co. their circular. the prices or Aus
tralasan merlnOs fully par with the best
figures Scourcds occasionally showed
Improvement crossbreds slight advance while cape
of Good Hope and Natal woods. a rule were nfin
Schwartz CO.. wool brokers. In their circular say the
competition spirited for Australasan mernos and
Of the December of sales and IN some cases epe
clay in greasy advanced Following are todays safes
in detail with the prices obtained; - ,
New south Waes-5Oo bales; secured enuis o'su, 90
locks and pieces gdais 2sd; greasy '%asd; do JOCKS
and pieces. 5i.UIht. o,,,a,. "a. ,,r..sv 1ua
I'D: DO locks and pieces ouod ., .a,oLa d ,oc.s
South Australia2l0o paies greasy f"'V1u' wv WINS
any Vest pe Aastraa2oo bales; 5sas'd do locks
'NewZeaand" 700 bales: secured. 7Adqls 2isd; do
locks and pieces sG9i:d: greasy tglld do locks ana
pieces Sad 49,, ooo ,-,.-. -...... ,o.,
Qis sd. greasy. S,.4'sd
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January L.. i>"n-
(OTTONThc market quiet. with moderate pil.H
dan with spot cotton tI lover AMI
sales only iOOJu bales Most Of the trading was IN
local account; Thc~t selling early by t'e 'e
ami they eNl4'nilN covering Hi
Liverpool The report that Mr.. Nell reiterated MS crop
estimate G,NOOcJ bales had tendency 10 li' ihr ma
Let up paints Immediately after the opening hAt
oulcxl, easoG The slight advances and declines
determined largely during the day By the execution
buying selling orders. TIE market closed WIN
l'ss Il g @ points but barely steady IN tone
ial sales So3OD bales There was general la'N
speclav support AID the final pricee were az ABOUT
lowest DAY. The local temper seems t. ie pea
ish il g. remarked thai the dcciin was siuhiOiiF
resisted. IL thought that the weakness abroad was
The unchanged Mobile, savannah.
Augusta and 81. Louis G' lower on spot cotton
4 cleared tday from Brunswick for liNerpo'
J3i bales cotton. The semi we'kl; interior move
5000 same period week and 4lOV' last year The
shipments 27,DO bales aLdinst d>o" same period
last ana 5000 last The estimated receipts
e. New orleans to morrow are heavy, say 'Nr ID
bales. against . 191 day last week '+lt lass
Year and J9ls years In explanation oi TINS
anticipated heavy movement. ii Is said thar the improved
terminal facilities have attracted cotton there a, IN
of other potts ard tna the feaNF movement az
New Orleans will continue attn 'uSh 1t Is added thdi
shu he regarded Indicating a big crop TO
500 and d974 last year; Galveston
"43t bales. against 7.lG and lOi Mobile. s+ bale.
5o3 and sol: savannah $50 bnles against 2@5i
424 Charleston. niT bales against It" ana l"'''
1O1j bales. against lO+4 and 1856 Houston 80 ha'>
22lb and 6o5l. Receipts nj Houston lhussnaF
estimated 23o bales against 1.,'> The portWari
for the week is stl guessed al lOVoo bales
opening range and to-day. and closing bids IN.
previous night and year follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
Railroads..
Den NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
cot OF DesDrosses and Cortlandt Streets

Station, foot Of pesDr9sses and cor,Iandt Streets
sSS 1890 I4sspsm.. Ff;e.ss
f,ssp9f nsns sm?ns sS
Ecusvs 5o S St. t. heas 9Se"i9' soo H. and and
400 r. NJ: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. So.
re sna spns ssass And Sys Rnns Sas 10 10 1
o6S ssi r H. NJ wEs4Ess efass s.ss.
as NJ 81 Nj fhffss n rss
a"s Dnns cars e to naaas snS
500 g f.ss sesss ssy sss"s sss . s::
$50 &AS%iSGToS 80 itS bSiSs tas Hsn II TN H% e
HGnsressiona Il Linz al PsrOr and pning a Safsi H.
l2S SsE $50 il Snsx sss sss. cHs s
Dining carr. 40 Dining carr 5 Dining Carp. oP. NJ.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-s2o P. NJ. daily slsepe,s sus to
St and Tampa tsS f. and frtS HS
Springs. 2.l5 night daily seepers to Neworeans and
ATLAN1ic COAST LINE-"Forida Special. for JaeS & &
"s a fBa ST pe gsuspS % PORT "a smpa p N Atlanta and
sonve sony 900 p. NJ. daily sleepers to Jacksonville ana
cHEsAPEHRE. & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 p n
F op POINT Sss cooRT sPd and DHSS
seeps ssTs. sP' H. aAy Al ~ week days and wit"
So 6.s s ;sI ssss t Buffet r'''''
pesk dsy. sundays stGP e ln'eaSen for A''0f'
ra'N' '4' i ron II PHILADELpHIA. Pta i
go L2o $50 9So 20 Penna Lmitsd, 10 10 9iDn: DIn
Carr, Dining Carr DINING carr. 10 8, r. N
II 10 night. Sundays, 6i5, $50. 800 $50 40 lAmted
TO- IL. A. NJ Dining carr. g. 90 I, 40 40 DINING
Car. Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 745. s. p M,
IL - night
Ticket Offices: Nos l3s. 944. 1le6 1929 III and 26i
Broadway Astor House, and foot OF Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Street SdC F.in street ~
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station fco' o, F9,oc
Street, Brooklyn: station, Jersey City The New forH
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage IRON
hotels and residences through to destination ,oon
s. NJ. PROVOST. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

Market closed barely steady at Ga" points decline com
Jared with Yesterdays closing prices. Iransiefflhle No
tees TSs Total sales $4,000 bales. New loih Gt"sS
raccpts bales. Exports: Continent l2lh bales -
w4rdea so. sales Sl5. spnners 10: stock. II" 40
fal net receipts a-lay. l50e2 bales thus iar TINS w'-N
1Gsr., Imports today Great Britain. li'S comment
rhlls this Great Britain. ~. A. bales
Jrarca 900 continent 81: stock 1o54@i5 Spot COT
lon Gu %. unchanged nidllng upands, 100 middl.ns
Grfr 7-lGc sales bales. including 100 export 10
sliuDfue and co contract.
Ivcloo! c;.bcs-Sppt cotton easier; sales lu"o ia--'
e.ccu,.io, and export 800: American 5000; receipts.
o0n. American, 1900 midJln2 uplands -: fH
,4s ouencd quioi partially Lea decline; closed quiet
and s:.adv points net decline ahuaiF 500
hrlar 4.5ias FcbrIaryMarch. 425s. March
-. 4ol3. Av,.i-Nay 422iab: May-June. 42.D; June
I,l, , Jul,-Aucus;. 422b, Augus September. i2D'.
1,r-- October 4.3;1s Manifestations quiet and
., lady. cloths duil
CoFFEI- The indifference Of traders is shown IN The
cb warehouse deliveries from dar t. day Cables hold
ont M inl.cement for speculation; elhorGh Brazilian
etn.s 49, moderate. The u2d''E Was local ana On
a sran sr.l~. Eavrc was rnchangsA Marke; stea1y'
,,nart francs; February. $3.50. March ~ April
IL IIssnbirs marEo, steady: January. Ig.a" nfgs
,-.i-arv - n. March 7u25: April q? 10 RIO official
cab,ss ycady; " quoted 2. 1880 reis r"ceiIs 1000
6-os. stock 2i9 ODO BAGS Santos recefrs. SV" bags
oc So ooo bags. Market quiet. a. l3"g rc Steamers
70. ~ r,se United states have l21H) bags from
Kic - cc6 Bags crori santo: and 11oHo bag froT
W.-atnu- deliveries since January foot mp ll61i2
hsgs .nc.dag 1o'.127 bars - New-yori contracts
closed s.@ady at :el5 points decline. sales were 100
baos IA {sl,O"s:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
WEST SHORE R,R.

iA,!s leave est I'd st slatiTn n u as i0''O"' ~
10 minutes earlier from foot Of Franklin ST;
.s:.SO A. VI. Daily local 10 Buffalo.
1880 A. W. Daily local to Albany for Catskl mountains
and Saratoga. ParOr to Alhauy, sundays only
0:5 A. W. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse Rochester
Buffalo,. Niagara fas To,edo. Cleveland and chicago
IL ::i5 4 W. Daily, except sunday. L, 'atsAll Noun
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and M.nne"asha AZ
Ddny, Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. IailOr car.
400 =. Vi. Daily ex ;ept sunday, for Albany -
0,OO 4. Vi. Daily for Albany. Montreal Ciica syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis. - -.
G:3O +. VI. Daily except sunday for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal.
1915 J.. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. 49,
SI5 r. VI. Daily Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Tolorto Detroit. Cleveland CHI
cagD ard 81. Louis
FC tickets time tables. parlor and seepng-ca accom-.
nodations appiv city Offices Ookly and New YORK. ana
stations. Time tables a, principal hotels For 0ther
information address c. +. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderbi.t-ave. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

Galveston Jan. i5.cotton quiet midtlinE ',sc; Low
midding 7ibc good ordinary tsc net ana gross receipts
,Si haiss. sales 400 bales. stock 1892 bales
Norfolk Jan l5.--Cotton steady; mddlng sc; 10"
lGc: oidiraf bS.c net ana sss re
c,pis s bales exports coaswise. LOS bales sales ID
Nm. Orleans Jan. lj-Coton easy; good middling;
4 / lG,. mddng l3 l6c: low nddling. e-loc; good
orinary lie net receipts 7s3 bales 4O3l bales
expns 10 Great Britain. t. 200 bales coastwse -o-l
bales: sales 1850 bales stock. 592 IA bales -,
savannah l5.-Cotton qutt; mdilng /. II loc'
o. ,IIdug l6c: nei gross receipts. 900 baes.
,uos coastwlae 23l6 bales sales. 6s bales STOCK ~
fpI La.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

InIOugn Trans Leave tnainOeis-st
a follows, and five minutes earlier West I'D ST.:
O.n(. a. ". -Nestlru.ed Express DAILY for Wavefly.
C'OO Blnghamton Elmira Buffalo, Bradford, James
town. Meadvile and the West. Parlor car u
Buffalo.
O.Cn A.. M.-Vestibuled Limited Daily solid train fos
~')O Chicago. Via ChauauqIa LAKE. arrives Ceseaho
7:iO A. NJ. Chicago 5.35 =. NJ. seepers TO CHI
eagO. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dinlns Car.
~.JN 4. M.-BunaO Vestibuled Express Daily. arrives
i')O Buffalo T.3O A. NJ. making direct connections
Detroit, Chicago and the West
O.i Il. M.-Eia Chautau4ua Lake and Niagara
O'fO solid Chicago Sleepess to BUY
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
FItICkEIS, LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PC Ll.MAN
i accommodations at III. 26i. +Ol and %! Broadway
l56 East laJ,h-st Chambers and West 23dst FERRIES,
Ncw-York Broadway and 33S Futen-st Bsookyn 2gl
Hudson ST., Hoboken and Jersey City station hrs
transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
A oyERTIsEMENTs ASD sSPscRiPTioTHsS F3k RT

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOX
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
cnlvED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LA? Broad
way "a door north OF Thirty nrst-st.; and ADVER-
TisEMENTs the following Branch onces; ~
Eighth-ave., Twenty-third St l52 6th-ave;
l57 Fourth-ave cor Fourteenth so rhi,daye; go
Third-aye. Forty yseventh-st lO27 Third-ave near
Sixy-hrs-st 7os Fst-ave 1876 West Forty second-st
i42 Coumbus-ave: 80 Avenue a; l32o Ihrd.ave; 20
West secondst 1ji9 Secont1ve.; 554 Thrdave:
1888 1hird-ave.. 2oS Third ave. between onehundred
and-welfth and Onehunded- and thirteenth ss; 1620
At the HARLEM OFFICES. iso East on. hundred and
twenty-nfth-s 243 One-hundred and twenty hfth
st. and 800 West Ons-hundred- ffths... up to
p. at regular office rates.
In Brooklyn At 397 Fulton-s. 63 Court-st 4S Broad
way +. D. 1913 Broadway; 26O Bedford-ave. Fu.-
tor-st.; 3J4 Bcdford-ave.. South cd-st., =
.. M regular Office
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot Of CoFtlandt and De.brosses q

stations foot of Cortiandt and DesDrosses sts.
700 4. VI. daily except sunday for MAOCt ChoNh
S;i5 A. NJ daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUF:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS 81 USPENSiON BRIDGE. ana
h- es, and principal AMI local points. dning.car 70
Suspen ion Bridge Pullman Nestue Sleeper TO chicago
40 A. VI daily GsaVes at $50 A. VI. sunday ior
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections for
Reading and Harrisburg .,,,r "
100 =. Vi. daily except Sunday. FOR EIMlRA and all
Intermediate stations connections for Po-sve ana ksad
10 WilkesbaTe.
S:3O r. Vi. tSuniays oniy) for Wlkesbarre, L. B.
juno ton and all intermediate stations ..
4. VI. daily, except sunday, for l.. and Is JUN.
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman bunet
parlor-car Wikesbarre; connecting for Pottsvllie
I;2C r. VI. daily except Sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations.
5I3 H. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
tons
600 l.. VI. daily for BrFFAIo. NIAGARA FALLS
and points West. Pun Sleeper vestibule tran
New-York 10 Chicago. to Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
G:3O II. VI. daily eXcep; Sunday. for Easton and
intermediate stations.
$500 y. vi. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHES-
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
Pullman Seepers to Chicago pulalo Chalr-car 70
WiiNesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman modations at 235 26l. 9iS
am S.3 Broadway - East lih St. lo6 East 10th ST.
Newl York. sdO Fulton st Court ST.. 10 Broadway. ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. y
The will caIl for and check bag
fIom motel lesiIeace through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
ROSTON WOOL MARX EFT

Boston Jan i5.-"The American Wool and Cotton Re
un,te,' will say to . Boston wool trade
Sacs this aggregated $1,000 10 sales sine
Iarnarv 1914 40 The gst several cables receive,
y,rterlay indi that extreme December Londcf
nric.g are being firmly maintained Though our marko
ha b.en rather que Prices have been steady and nrm
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.

uaItimorc Washington, Chicago. Cincinnati.
81. Louis and nn point. Vest
Leave New-Yor foot OF Liberty ST. daily aop cHicAGO
. So sun~ ~ i2:5 night. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10 ..
M GOO p. n. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE > a. m: =
ax Sun 10 A. m Dining Car II 80 a. M. Dining Car.
$50 D. M g 80 M. sun Dining Carr. 500 D. m.
,i % o. m Dining Carr. II 10 night.
NORFOLK, IL 30 a. m. daily.
NEwoRLEASs Roanoke .aa ana Sha''enoos@' "a s fu'"a"
" All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light .
East iith St i27 Bowery N y 3ai Fulton ST. Brook
ivn. tons oot Of Liberty St. C. X. X. OF ~ j.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and checs
baggage hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

salt ncats-Shouders 49, longs. iSc. clear ribs isc
clear Sides Hghwines steady on basis u 81 - va"
ouf unchanged iaggiug- Johhing lA-l0. - 2lb ii.c
. H. I, iron lies. -. hemp twne ~. Lead Puct
inrhnng,d soft Missouri and desiverzed 81 iosGS2 50
ter uul
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16
THE STATE Of TRADE.

naumor. JAR 10 Flour .l s'lss $40 ~, Sl, wheat
tm ~ 49, , y s,,iala t'' Sy sample
Ge7n ia af grade ,34G'c. stock 2r2 40 bush. sales
as s' -' a9 M c mix Ma s1.' x a.is sia 'S'a s,caaSi
nu-h. .ai,. ie"o bu.h oa'. -'caal ~ whit" Me.,,
,rn 2,aef.D. 81 q mixed do. - -r&io stock l1l "'
.rn ,,.sk iai ~. bush. Hay nrn SO asked. Grain
freight. steady. Eggs weak. Il. o'her articles un-
T @ ' % s'ss ss, , %a' g. S''fi xaia.1o 3 Se' ca @,%
or' c.el qae' love- s. l'i." 9i'' N y, S'ii'
'rat. oats oo..i steady. unch,ngea BARLEY anet u"
demand. unchanged MI feed steady unch'nsei
na.n Jan = Flour quic ami nn,h@"sss9 sprsE le IT,
Nna..,, ,l,lr AMI .mish,. 81 25as3 3; winter oeer
aad snalshu - @4,4@ - c.rnmcn siead'. ';n,'' "a
,,. u -. > 'na 1,a ecS, 81 ~ whi,c e5,.r
,i2 55asia winter eran. sla 7susH maanss si@qsl'
~ 10 r'. si2 -. c,a era- si2 narn n., $ .3t
easier. in>. Mutton ogi S,al"ss, rt''' ~, &
n ,. ,g,i 49,, -' @ Nrr,holn coccoaio,,c western
v.,rl ''.'s, n.'a,.n isais ladi,s iatie V~r
mo-, dairy eoa.ic Eggs duil nearbj. ~, Eastc,n
w.,e" eoa Mses io a. M gsy. 'rs = sssi iis a
n~inms ;, >; q 81. yellow 0,s. 81 t@gsi 80 Poultry
2"e ,1s ,5i f.o' . NorSe ad wc.iern % %
9ii, rrc.c Saio.. du.es. l2ai4e r,'atoes steady
.e, ,lg ,,.ae s5n>s So n,idw.rs s. to9sl faar,
81 = e,..ains, seass 80 crln,erre- $3.50 onions
81 - q bbi iurnrs. 81 49, squash Si@n>i3 ton
sraGe'. ',,c,.' si5asi, Re straw atmer siepS2o
Chicago. ian i5-rae leading futures ranged as fol
wheat. y, >: opening Highest Lowest. Closing
a: s$::.'.% Z a's: &; ,t.s:: s: s: s'Sa:5 g.
Corn No q
5:sss. A: 81: 81: ss.s=. =: u.
july ............ 29N 30 IN 2'''
Oats. No. 2:
a.; 5asr',, 5....:::.:.. : i5; u. H ii5s IS:
81: ss..-, . ''.', - s s:s 80. %s %sss 1855 1855
Lard. per 100 ID:
short ribs. per 100 ID:
January .......~ t;%s 49, IS .5555
s,ly iocisn Ills We're reduced 3pc prices unehengea
~ rns T",a & @S (: No SSrn sss G.e No oais
i1,.pi,c; r,e acc bd 80 barley i'q ss. os; 5 No
e s. aso @ a r 50 100 rr ' .sa g t'ss .6siiSSs G
sng p "s S & s6oyt cesr sides 6oxcd s5as5 M
Whskct disil!,is goods 81 - sugars cut loaf
raw sc boiled 4oc on the Produce EAen"nse & 'Saay 9rl
"a. market s'ady extra creamery 90 ' sts'
lC0i'e
Cincinnati Jan Flour scyc winter @ patent" 81 Sog
g 49, i3,s 5s e WGrat anie S@siCi No track cie
Gin g}ye ~ No S,, ~" @ s.e % ~ N2 SeSw "sS 4ss , SS
mixed track nc mixed ear 2' oats s'saSy e no% roc No
2'sc; do, 2Gc Porn active. hrm; mess Slo lear clear
@ s" ST. S ra fa@} & s a .o a@an .% 'S @ c & s65uders T
& & ' meats 9 rt ,, ,e s' m re- ry salt meats steady
shouldors. isc. loose short rms 4Nc loose short
clsy unchanged Whs%ey quiet steady; sales 90 ools
made 40
New-York tribune., 1896-01-16

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