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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-21
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, Janua


COTTON-The local market was left Almost en'itey 70
its to-day. Liverpool CONTRACT Hhe'
kh owing about expected closing prices showing
200 bales which something Of disappointment 70
local traders and there some selling carry on ,'s
weakening feature was the report Nd'
Southern points Offering cotton Tor a.
livery under present prices The bears h"TN'
showed extreme caution, owing to the supposed hse
thol, and they covered on any sleht epl
m. market after opening point two lower raIed'
and al o. clock was about points above SATURDAY clos
ing figures The showed considerable strength du
INK the latter part the afternoon and just before ,he
close prices rallied the report that MT flsoh mao
issued bulish circular based on IVvVW taes crop
Tor last season. with nothing left over on nis report
there considerable covering by local shoits ara
iite Luyng for long acVunt The market closed very
steady with a Of TO points with tyial saes
q5c and on May 7y6qSo5c. the market closing at about
ron prices. The New-York market was unchanged
and the Southern spot markets were also gehefaly IN
changed The receipts the ports Tor the week az"
yariously estimated from 10000 TO lluVv bairs com
rared with 123lzi bales last week and 29 s92 bales las,
ysar The receipts New-Orleans Tuesday are ESTIMATED
a. ns, 20 10 UO bales against $3.50 bales same day last
600 Toiavs receipts New-Orleans Were LIZ BALES
seanst 3i3 bales day las, week and l25io bales
las YEAR Galveston, 4Oi5 bales against oo2i ano ld
hale Mobile bales against 2oIA paes ana 800
lss savannah 72B bales. against l2S and g. u5 bales
Charles,on $50 bales against 3s7 and 2!s, bales Nor
foik 419 bales against 1858 and 23!O bales Houston
az, bales against 2l31 and $50 bales Memphis soi
sV are estimated 5000 bales against Is 1872 bales
same day last year 49,, ,..,.u 40. a.
nigh nd follow:
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other cereals helped prices materially. The +
the Increase In the visible checked advance. Nd
during the afternoon trade quiet the market CLOSING
steady at isQifc rise. Argentine exports fair.
amounting 62i.oOo bush. Receipts West FOR the day
were liberal amounting 10 5l 900 bush. against ~, 90
bush year Exports 1856 az
BUSH Cash was quiet and nominsly hgher. No
low sold at 3ekd3tsc. delivered and 1900 bush steamer
35Ql35ssc. 5000 bush No . sold
port. private forward loading OATSThe
ket sympathized with the
cereas with a slightly improved trade futures. a
though there feature rise. The interior
continues liberal and there
the visible for the last week The close was quiet nc
advar%e Sales 5000 bush. including bush
No 24i.c; 10000 bush track white. 2Jr2sc:
bush track mixed, 24sc; No quoted 24i.c bid and
24,c asked. elevator. and No white at 25a,c bid PC
asked. .BARLEY-Malket aul; S5d4'c quoted for poor
feeding 10 choice. .MALTMarket Inactive at 4sasOc
RYEOMarket quiet q 42Q 45c for CARROTS. BUCK
WIiEAT-Marke; quiet prime State quoted 3sisc.
The quotations today the closing prices
day closing for the corresponding year
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lose to-day. and closing bids the

Market closed very steady at to points advance com
,ared with Saturdays closing prices Transferroe notices
$50 Total sales lO5 800 bales. Newark net receipts
$50 bales; gross 6g87 bales. Exports Continent 6e.?
bales; Britain. lOS5: France. llOl. forwarded
40 sales 1877 spnners 79. stock. 1ss 247 Total net
recents to-day this week 81 Go Exports
fo-dav. Great 1853 bales. France lO bales;
Continent Thus far this week: Great Brit
s,n l6 $50 bales France 1855 bales Continent 40 262
bales stock 745 bales Spot quiet and steady
unchanged: middlng upands. s3l6c: mdding gulf.
7-I6c Sales 10. bales including LAG bales export
Liverpool cabesSpot cotton. quiet sales. 5000 bales
ejaculation and export 1000 bales
receipts IL 900 bales: American. 1900 bales mdding
uplands 4iRd Futures opened steady and unchanged
closed quiet and steady unchanged 10 Z point net de-
cline January 424v January February 423s February
March. 423s March April 422i4s April May +2i1b May
June 421zs: JuneJuly 42li1s July August 42las; Au
s20s September October 4l3zs October
November 4O3ixb Manifestations quiet and steady
cloths quiet
COFFEE-The result at Havre small trading at un-
changed prices The statistical position was without feat,
ure local trading consequently dull and narrow
Warehouse deliveries were larger Iayre cables DUH
ss25: April. 81 Rio market steady No I quoted at At
~ eis exchange quoted at 94 Santos receipts 1000
has stock AT Santos. 400 900 bags Hamburg cables
e, 20 Is nfgs for January 20 for February co Is for
March and 30 April. In the local market exchanges
So rerorteI OF May for March ~ points
6irersnce March for May at 80 points dine
contrac,s closed oal5 points advance. Sales
A hays a follows:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-lOik, January ~. INJo.
..., AVN pE,S-Buyers very indifferent to-
I'd only a little business was accomplished iof
day anu ais OF marrow 81 52z was named. ana best
choices; MANN and pea jobbed al 81 s. Red kidney
LOIS about the and white kidney turtle 6Tp ana no
yelo" rather light. and receivers are trying 20 w2rk
the s. Green ma PeS: e eRoS Tsy
a@?sss bT do pea do medium s. s2.ss 81 81 , DO
white kid anss, 70; do yellow eye. 90 DO Lima Cal
soup. e. od. III oo1$l 10; 90 Tor
forna. u 30, old sIms1 10; green peas. bbs Soc DO
ss Tsc ao scotch Trash creamery mad. bad
dday Of s s: w ~h an and ADVICE,
Iation OF STOCK a,Ies and declining prices at all other
burdensom Sts left for sellers to lean uon
distributing on quickly and took the sInalle- pos
Buyers 81 goods that would meet their nsras 80
sible quantity VI effect important business
mat became 'na cut in price June creamery anu
came complete ana s'a The
quiet trading factory Exporters bought pretty bc.,
grade OF , i,TsI eTlJc. We quote ''ea"'s''' N'N
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan nrmer WesiSr" sgg:r s n "a, 40
as 90. 81 I3Msa 10 d. family as, a., d.
straight 81 5as3 80; sales 5lo h6ls neat
= red spot and ianuary d'no'g; Mal. So col
STOCK aGI 900 bush: sales 10000 bush Corn h! ga
mixed spot and January a3sp33'lc. February ",,4F
Ss%c: March ss4GsNc: May 35l.a35isc; steamer m'Ssl
3. u32.c: southern white corn, 32tJ5e 90 S'"' p-ts
Sc; stock. iooooo bush; sales l"sVo nTsn Vcst
ern BE asked. stock $1,000 bush ye hin, ~ uc
40, nearby 4a42e western stock ioso pIs ~r
pool. bush Bad Janunry; Cork tor "r ,;nry
sa2tc. 'e ' ,65f s,ors packed Oai2c. Eggs dull
lGc sugar higher: graduated - ". o'"e' "'"'' 49,
81 H sa Jan 2GFGnr q%iG! G' s a s Minnesota
clear s,ashts s3ass So winter clear and s!aiss
bbi corn nrmer; steamer yellow track. 3I@5I'sc
steamer and No 3. scq@dsc oats nrmer NJ ''si h,,
.sse Min FEED qa,e,? spring bran shiP So 7'gsla
winter bran sa s5asi mddngs Sl3asis cS,'onserd
si2 5o can ends slS barrel beef sqIic Lard quie
Gisc Hams el.glosc Bacon sg"c. l-'"ea lue' o., ga
beef steady steers 5a7lc; binds Gl3@oc' i9rss 'uSe
cheese steady northern choice ioaiose MsS'er, "s
Western 2ia25c imitation. isc; ade lN.l''. vermont
dSry g2 Esss quiet Iesr'' ce5Sn4 s Beans
quiet pea 81 aoasi ~; mediums s. .3nsi - red KID
nsady y thS ss Sr ysoT ssSs hen
ern. choice. icaisc Western. i2pl4S; fowls northern
apato, s,essy ebpons & Green Mountains go
SOC; stocks. 2sG3oc Jersey douhle-hsad sweets
Sas g So 1sI aa n So Geenn s@Sss 30
berries ssgse: onions. 81 70 a bb Turnips. 81 tbl
choice siegsis 90 lower grades sisosls Rye straw
buffalo; Jan; aosgrinE wheat in fair demand limits l,
MAY No i Northern ie 10 2 do, 2i.c under New-York
later 30 red ,rass lie asked serias wheat sSsed
nsm No OLD oc S Dc neT s,G cI mo
steady. No yellow sold 3oac. sales AZ No
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,,-,,,i Ia, 20 IA H. u.-Beci- Extra India in's"
er,n ~ 7:s prime arm a. - III inIN 49,, -,
ross W..iern nrm AZ hS "a - i.'',t'n 49,
as 81 Hams ut. about ~ - ~ II. nm a., ~
cumberland about = . y" H. hn NJ ~ ~
~, a. "n,if o, n nfm - .,s long clear inidl.'T
spu, a. H. nrr At as long and short 'le,r M - y,
-, =, ~ firm at ~ o. shoulders -Ahou, - y" - ~"
On q, Dc g. Lard Prime Western. spot hul a.
C'hee.e- American finest white ana ',.r'' ", ~" r..i
On, 2is. Caftonseei OH Live 20 y
,'anJ steady Al is ca SPIRITS = i1Fl"nn. s"'N -.
-" Yi u,.iu Common steady ~ T. ~ Wheat ~ :
lei winter nfn N - -. ~ northern sI'ns ntin
- tf,ur Louis fancy winter steady al - 'NN
80 ,y.9.rr q ~ 2t,d. January iu.'
=, n 9td February dun - 2sd March tl al . go.
=, ona,n Pacific coast steady ~ ionSos R'ccii IS
.. ',,heat FOR the last from Atlantic ports 1t
cu,r.ers from Pacific ports. none. from oinrr t'"''
~ o., nu,efs Receipts American corn for the lat
,....l
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

Stations foot of Desbrosses and Cortland, sreesA
ecS y15ss A$E gi;s.is
lion ,5s,aSI.o Sss sos r.
Louisville li5o A. NJ. St. Louis 800 p H. and Toledo
200 CHICAGO AND st. LOUIS iSSI, Iss.
cSS = IT ts %$s4aSs
NJ e Nj faffsS n rss'
s STss t anS 1i%"s i@' to inaanaDo
500 f:uls PAc Nj 1:SnS Sleeping
to Pittsburs Connects tot Chicago daily and c's'~
. WxsHiSGToN AND rn% s ,%5 IIo ase
Bnins caR %1inF II Can ssc 2 Con M
aessIo n,sh' S su@eas s PSlor 'V and Dining
dining Carr. 40 Dining carr. Dining Carl o p. NJ.
s3TMEkS RALwAY-ss9 Pm. aa!y p ss g. Ssy !:
sespss %smphs a AND a MSi
5ssr QAsT ab:Gsac sS sgss,s fs, 50
ns daily Zoo sse r. da E'Ts eps9s and
d. y FONT s coPoR Rnd a Dn1s via
ATIaNfIc cry i5o p. NJ weekdays Through Buffet
5 saf hs5S iSu; Fss Sssas Grove and
Pleasant NJ Il TO- 40 $40 and $50 = N
Park 045 A. NJ 5I5 r NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50 30 8, $50 80 90 Penna Limited, 10 ~ ,Din.
Car), Dining Carr. dining Carr. 10 p; ~.
IL Is night Sundays Is $50. 800. go 90 Iimited).
10. IL. K NJ. Dining Carr, $40. 80 80 tDn,ns
Carr. Dining Carp. Dining Carr 74o. g. r. M
l2 IL night. nm. 90, ,o,
Ticket offices: Nos 433 94 1895, 1923 III and 20!
Cortlandt Streets: Court Street, ~ fa;! s.r1st w
Broadway Brooklyn Annex station. fcos 9. -;
Street. Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY The New to,s
Will call for and check baggage IRON
n pf,EvosT ]. II. WOOD.
" " General MANAGER General Passr Agent.
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave West i2d 81 station n T., as fo'o"' IA"
$3.50 4. VI. Daily local to Buffalo. ...,..
80 a. VI. Daily local to Albany for Catskh MOUNTAINS
and Saratoga. Pari0r Albany, Sundays oniy
0I5 A. VI Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roenes.ef'
Buffalo Niagara Falls To'eio. Cleveland and cnoaeo.
30 4 VI. Daily except Sunday. to caskill Noun
tains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al
bany, Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Parlor car
400 4. VI. Daily eN ,ept sunday for Albany ...
0UO y. VI. Da,v for Albany Montreal Utica sytScu
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Det'oi!
$50 u. VI Daily except Sunday. for Newburs. Albany
and Montreal.
1f5 T.. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Utica oyfaco'"
Rochester and Buffalo. ....
Si5 r. VI Daily fr Albany. Utica syracuse hocnS MI
cagD and St Louis. -
tickets tables parlor and seepng-car accom-
noGatons Apply city Offices. Brooklyn and New IorK ana
Tire tables a. principal hotels ror othe'
imf,rnati,n address g T. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent 5 Vanderb,t-ave. New-York
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lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Co.tlnndt and DesbFosseS sts.
200 A. VI. daily. except sunday. for MAC|H ChONA
S.in A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER BCF:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. 81 SPENSlON BRIDGE. ana
,hs We.t and prncOal AMI local points. dnin9.car 70
sspen ION Bridge Pullman Nestibule Sleeper 20 chicago
lilo A. VI, daily leaves at 1890 A. NJ sunday ,ot
NifCU CHUNK and Intermediate points. Connections foS
Reading and Harrisburg. -,,,,. ~,
900 y. VI. daily. except Sunday. for ELMRA ana az
stations for Pottsvile and Read
ing Wlkesbarre
Junction and all intermediate stations. - .,,..,
1.lO u. NJ. daily, sunday. for L. and Il JUNG.
TIrlN and principal Intermediate stations Pullman bunet
paror-car 70 Wilkesbarre: connecting for foitsvne
42C p NJ daily. except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations.
Sn5 p. N. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
tons
600 p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS:
and all points West Pulin Sleeper vestioule tram
New-York Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading and Harrisburg
$3.50 II. VI. daily. excep: sunday for Easton ana
intermediate stations.
1900 T.. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. apS all points West
Pullman Seepers Chicago and BuHaio. Char-car 70
Wilkesbarre.
ana 1873 broadway IL East ith ST. l5o East 18th ST.
New York. Fulton st Court ST.. 70 Broadway. ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y.
The Newlork Transfer Co Will call for and check bag
gage fiom hotel or iesiieaee through 10 destination
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yellow 3o7c 10 cars No and 10 corn 9sa s,o
on track. closing, NJ yellow. 3in3l.c; no y"'i"",
20 G3lc ~ corn. }0S d3lc. No corn, 3psg3o.c on
track oats strong. No white 2%lc; No DO. -sc 30
mixed 22isc asked track. closed strong NO = Wnd"
2tH32sr: 40 white. 22i4H2gsc; No mixed -l'tb--c'
barley sellers asking higher prices quotations I'M
changed Rye dull. y, . 4fc asked In store
chicago Jan .0.Thc leading futures ranged as FOL
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore Washington, Chicago, Ctncinnatis
st. Loni. and -, ~ J., Point. Wet ststt'iss
Leave foot Of Osps dsy os catcA sS
80 s. Sun u night. CINCINNATI. 81; LOUIS 10 .
m. 200 D. H. WAsHINGToN BALTIMORE m:
sr sun 10 M. Dining Car. ii 80 a. NJ plning Car
80 D. M q 80 p ex; sun. Dining Carr 500 p. M
,G 90 D. m Dining Carr, ~ night
NORFOLK. IL 80 a. III. daily .... r,u...
Nt,W-ORI.EANS Roanoke and Chattanooga, Pulimas
Sic ping Car $50. ex. sun, 80 D; m sun
All trains illuminated With P'nsch lgnt ,s .,
East i4,h ST. i27 Bowsry: NJ y; "a Fulton ST. Brook
Sew-York Transfer Company will call for and checs
haggase from hotel residence TO destination.
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The market Santos coffee ~ nrin oil ~,
rates but buyers indifferent r1ioes Mia
soee wSs fairly active and steady to with business
a, fun prices We note sales Of 900 bags Mar"'A''
T g Sl AND a -four considerably
e9e to the Strength in sea wiling
pa the advance demanded but were Ieady " The close
was ARM Total sales we're 5000 pkss including I goo
< ~ 80 5n :'esas d % g g g:
s. 75 800 bis superhne s. 40ds2 Az $3.50 bos clly %
eats s4QS4 % 1919 bills city clears - 81 81 81
ess neudng bulk Of s - a o SACKS extra
Is 81 $o 1T OK WHAT ifoURNomns a, 81 70 70
.RYE FI0ThTfism Saes sse 100 500 S bbs
Quoted Brandywnc 81 5 sasa% noTss = ~ hs
BAG MEAICsesdy. Quoted Fine white slaSOco "e
Saa ss % s4s'f t ssss d 52qs'' 57as2sc
s2c ioor Saoee s,ars e7a meal ri sias o. oil
meal h ssaSc G s, ,. s ss SSsseed meal
%ss .ni S%
scviy midforenoon reacted some unasr SiisS
and sepa by the decrease q The Eng
sSu visible b.! price, srce sd.aHGsa 5sDd ny, gain
:esdness seemed be due small Argentine sh and
sm cables The forenoon advance however on aee
a se asSre"se ,s Sea stocks the ls o wheat
NewYoE for week $4,000 bush The amount
on ns TAX d as FuT ss ras
q 'sssS Sus fse n duns
sn advance was quite good and there was oera
market, to-day were as r 4os bush asans. @oo bush
ast year: winter IS 800 bush. against H2li bush
faro receipts 3ss7i bush, against 20Oo2 bis sa: ,sh
o99'" bush. against 352l6 BUSH exports. 15sSn Dus
ssains l9232i bush The trade during the afe''ioo
ss active with shorts liberal buyers and there wac
49, rome outside trade the advance. The quotations
.,aehsc were the highest touched the adVhh -
.ler mere at Chicago. The export deal
nss and al the close Only load reported Tor eS
pft OF No Northern Duluth at cic over May: !. o %
toS Nay closed at 6s'c. and 1900 bush frosted Nan
a private terms No red quoted at &c over May
20 anoe: No hard. 4a44c May. o ahoat.
en- en- 70 Northern Duluth &c May. b anoat:
EuN-Ihe market for strong and higher,
umk the forenoon the decrease passage OF 5000
1' inc mig exports Tie last week and the strength In
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans leave NeN-iOr loot u Chambers st
follows and i've minutes earlier from West 23d
N.(l(. A. VI. -Nesnuuei Express Daily for WaverV.
C'OO Blnghamton. Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford James.
town Meadyille anu the West Parlor car 70
Buffalo
2O "so V s Shsad h%e4 Rs iSis
7:lO A. NJ. chicago 535 r. Nj. Slsepers TO CHI
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car. 49,
~.OA l.. M.-lunalo Nrsttuei Express Daily, arrives
('')O Buffalo Z 80 a. NJ. making direct eohusctons
for DetrJit. Chicago and the West MI.
S:45 BAH: s5 'n4 a h lsss ah sissp %
Chicago and Gin ,innatl DINING Car
rINlCKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND Pll.i.siAN
i accommodate at III. 26l i0l and %, BrosdMay
l,,i East l25th-st Chambers and West 23d-s ferries
New-York SO Broadway and 1893 Fulton B,o1SVh FL.
transfer Company calls for and checks baggage tom
hotels and residences destination
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Railroads.
-AMERIo.'s GREATEST RAILROAD.
YORK
~
CENTRAL

From Grand Central Station. I'D Street.
80 MEAesD, sunGas s Empire STATE ss0l E1prs a
Syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4;4o p. M
80 A. M&baiiy Fas, Mail for Poughkeepsie. Al
bany, Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, niagara
40 A. M.-Except Sunday Day Express For all i'm
,,,, portant New-York State points; ,.o,..u
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81. Louis stops
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
900 M.Daily Chicago Special for Detroit. Gleys.
sic. Albany schenectady Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
'o , MET Keep sunday Vest Point r0us""eep''e
go p M-Daiiy. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
Utica and Syracuse. 49,
700 N3ay ci A1aay r-sy r,S Utica AaIFSn
Niagara Falls Clevelan:. Toledo. Detroit. chi
i25 p M-DSiIy. "' Fcr Troy. Saratoga Burlington
20 rafsburs ST. Albans and M Montreal Falls ceve
land indianapolis. St Louis Chicago. stops at
nm Poughkeepsie. Albany and Utica. c,r ,,.,.nser,
only, FOR point, o.. FAN Brook Railway. via Lyons
0sdensbprg Bualo Niagara FAILS, c }ey cap.
y,@ssa, s and he A r"S SNT Road
40 train t9r chicago s nss pr .xeeDs
Sunday night Sunday nights Albany and chicago
900 sn $r:s s p Mp % 's esc.p, Sunday
Pittsned; Via Harlem Division 49,, ~. p.,k.
80 MmSundsy only to pittsne'd and the 'e'"
'1 hE Niai RI i' rRAnHs E 70 1oNEERs
nav, A nif trains rn tween s IL connection with
Elevated Road 'Tb'..s the only line running "ali
Toerr Palace cars on all through trains trains
rains illumnated with Plnts.h Lgh,' c.,,.,, s,auon
roaa@ sg "a Park ace 2s 80 broadway East
hist a2 broadway es5 Columbus 50 wss, 18th
and and 100 Broadway ' F. D. Brooklyn - -, ,..,
luggage checked from hotel or residence by the west
M n ToG@EY'' GEORGE II. DANIELS.
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u,ni ,he,t spring patents quoahe 50 Ql 81 10
= a. s. - sc' 4 wheat hater+ SEE :9 Ia red I'd
... rye i.ur - 81 10 IN WOOD, No sprins wheat
>r.t-.S ~ Spin. wheat. a5-G59.c. by sample: No
, "->, & X &c. S S''9 5sr iy-' asS
see ~ q. ~. prime timothy seed. 50 - nominal mess
@ Snort $40 . dose, "'s 3 Sf 49, Dr. Dry s tied
,rs S yh y i,cl l ' finished gods per
,n y y sugar cqt io1f 50 'o s, aM sr bSied
TO-" on ,hr rroace FSchanre day The butter market
isS ' %s'f Exs hN' rsy ' frssn SICK IL
Jsn y i ssSs "q Tss psSn'S
~trrn y Sos. 60 Wheat quiet, steady sample . red.
g. corn fairy ac'iye sh1de easer No ND NJ ear IS
0,s qa.c, AMI seniy rejected mixed. lese Pork &C
rs, si - I@,i MIN steam loaf 0l,c. kettle lard. et.c
pine steam sales BOO Bacon sironger loose shg sar
ss is * Dry .si,ed meats drn and active. l9sss
s,' nreG wh,sk~y quie and steady: sales
yo Gps"ed I've: G i ssa S~ a S1
'i aer NAN opened at Co.'S rose to Gi4sc fe:l
sample whoa, demand and Supp far No North ,,ry
nominal at 2 for No cash. Sa@ s5Sses oaT NG se ssr
E,e nrm in brisk demand. No on track. 3o'.c' No ::
@ S 81 ' SUM Ga a ' Su "Ps ss''
Maa Jan 2e ,b oeI %sISsi idd T Hha,
controlled tn wheat in outside markets May OPENED at at
actions to close at 5isc with 57ec the top price The
close saturday Was 5Gc advance here being 4sc
Cash vhcai-The market considerably demorazed
ms morning buyers only liec under May Tor
10 Northern. No Northern sold at o5i&gooisc No :
Ji.u5ii.c. and No ) at Ole On track NO
hard 5Gssc. 80 55asc. No Northern. 544sc
Flour was activ tending 10 frames NJ SO
s3 40 Tor patents 81 95ft<2 20 for bakers Production
40 600 bb,s shipments, >.2o bills MIL suHs-lulk
bran generally held So - and coarse qualities have
sold quit, freely price shorts, 25c under BRAN
Philad,lr hia Jan FlourPrices steadily maintained
on desirable trade brands. but local Joboers lack CON
ndercc and buying only small way for actual wants
Wheai-Prices advanced &C. closing hrm on can fancy
milling grades and wanted. Contract wheat. Jan
unrv ana February. GsHdHi.c March iOlIVisc; APRIL
TinTii,c CONCEPTION market ruled firm. but prices
show no important change. Local CARROTS IN ample supply
and nui, A. CORNER rates. No mixed. January and
Febrlary ~ a33sc: March 81 -p33',c April 33Su5ie
oats Mae for CARROTS quit b' OK, ihss IN
and prices ruled steady; futures ni. IN sympathy win
2iMc. February. 2tIsn2i.c. March. 2iAu2D4c; APRIL
lSc: Weston do. l1sc. Sugars quiet and unchanged.
Diner articles unchanged.
ST. Louis. Jan 20 Flour unchansed Wheat higner;
nary lower. others shade higher, January -tsc'
Mnv 26Nc July ZINC. oats higher; January, ls'sc;
Ntv unchanged At li'gc for good stock
pork-Standard mess. u,w. $40 N1i9, Old So3i3. Lard
rui. seaui 555c choice loo. bacon shoulders dc
clear 5s,c. clear sides. &c. Dry salt meas-ShOu
de- iSsc longs jc. clear ribs 1ac, clear SIDES 3sc
| IIigh vines steady basis OF 81 - Wool dull. un
changed. Speli":. 3-'oc
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Steamboats.

u USrON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
~ VIA SOUND LINES WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River, from
new Pier Is. n r., foot OF Muriay-s,.. at 8 4: -.
sTONINGTON LINE, Via S'on.ngton, from New Pie
30. ~ r.. block above Canal-st., at 900 p. NJ.
NORWICH LINE. via New Ia ndon. from Pier ~. n. r..
Desbrossess; at 80 y. NJ.
N EW 81; Excursion. $i.5O-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 25 L. r.. Z
y. n daily sundays excepted. arriving in time for
70 Meriden. Hartford Springfield. &c. Freight steamer
leaves 0 L. II.