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Evening star., 1897-12-04
BRITISH TROOPS FOR MOMBASA.
Island OF the Coast of Zanzibar in
East Africn.

East Africa.
BOMBAY December 4.-The 9th Bombay
Infantry with a field hospital, large guam
titles of telegraph equipment and several
laks of rupees for immediate expenses,
sailed today for the Island of Mombasa, off
the coast of Zanzibar west coast of Africa,
where 10 600 coolies will be engaged to ac-
company the troops. The expedition is un-
der the direct orders of the British war
office.
The Island of Mombasa belongs to ZanZi-
bar, which is included in the East Africa
protectorate OF Great Britain. Mombasa is
the capital Of what is known as the Coast
Province.
Evening star., 1897-12-04
MAJOR HANDY,S REPORT.
Space to BE Given This Country.
What is Expected.

Maj. Moses P. Handy, the temporary
commissioner of the United States to the
Paris exposition has made a report to the
President and State Department, and it
will go to Congress early. 1t is said to be
comprehensive and satisfactory. 1t gives
clear idea of the space that will be ac-
corded this country at the exposition and
what is desired and hoped of the United
States. The report will be the first definite
information that has been received from
any source, it is said. 1t is denied at the
State Department that Major Handy s
work has been unsatisfactory
Evening star., 1897-12-04
Secretary of Legation resigns.

Mr.. Charles DENLY. jr., secretary of the
United States legation at Pekin, China
who is now In this city on leave of alb
sence, has placed his resignation at the dis
posal Of the Secretary of State, to take eff
feet on the appointment of his successor.
Evening star., 1897-12-04

1t you want to buy, sell
or exchange anything,
lease property or rent
rooms, want a situation or
want help, it will pay you
to announce the fact in the
advertising columns of The
Star. They are closely
studied by more than three
times as many people as
read any other paper.
Evening star., 1897-12-04
Governnent neceipt..

Government receipts from internal reve-
nue. today. 1864 ,S2S: customs. S271. $50; mis-
csllaneous, $64,O7S.
Evening star., 1897-12-04
Capt. PiIIsbury's Statement.

Commander Pillsbury of the United States
steamship Vesuvius. which has been doing
patrol duty off the coast Of Florida recent
~ with the view of preventing the de-
parture Of filibustering expeditions. has
written letter to the Navy Department
in which he says: ON November II I
BEARD that the Dauntless was at Fernan-
ii ma Tor fumigation. The Vesuvius pro-
oeeGed to that port at once to keep her
Under observation. She was found lust
crossing the bar for Jacksonville to whicn
peri the Nesuvius accompanied her.
she was thoroughly searched and al
loNeu 10 proceed to the city. She was
taEen on the ways, cleaned and painted
ana few minor repairs made to her boil
ers ana engines. On November Il she vas
put IN the water again. and on that day
the NoSuvius proceeded to the mouth of
the river to await her coming
''On Friday. November ~. the tug came
down the river. with the schooner Jennie
Thomas of Baltimore in tow. bound for Sa-
Vannah- Both the tug and the schooner
Were searched thoroughly and critically
The schooner was empty and was clear
ed for Savannah. The tug had nothing on
board but coal. two or three blocks of ice
and small leg of beef. She had a crew
of nine men. Her papers were complete
and without flaw. She anchored the
schooner for the night near by, and went
alongside n wharf a Pilot Town. The next
morning at early daylight. just before she
got underway. an officer was again sent
on board and another search made. with
tne same result Sne was allowed to pro-
Cced.
Il have been informed by the command
ing officer of the revenue cutter Boutwell,
of the arrival of the Dauntless. with the
schooner Jennie Thomas in tow, at Savan-
nah the following day
Big Fire in Cuban Town.
HAVANA December News has been
received here OF a terrible fire. which oc-
CURED yesterday at JarUco, a town of about
10G,0 irhabtants. in this province. About
10 houses Were destroyed, with nearly all
their contents.
No accurate estimate of the amount of
damage done can be made Hundreds of
families have been rendered homeless and
the situation at Jaruco is very distressing.
The fire originated in an accident.
More bombs at Barcelona.
BARCELONA, December 4.-Great ex-
citement was caused last evening in the
village of Monistroi, Catalonia, twenty
seven miles northwest of this place bv the
explosion of four bombs. No damage how
ever of any Importance was done, and
there were no casualties.
Evening star., 1897-12-04
CUBA WANTS NO AID
Peculiar Announcement by Marshal
Blaneo to Senior de LONE.
CHARGES AGAINST TEE DAUNfLESS
Accused Of Landing Another Fill
clustering Expedition in Cuba.
CAPT. PILLSBURY'S DENIAL

MADRID. December 4-The minister for
the colonies. Seror Moret, has received a
dispatch from Marshal BIanco. the captain
geI eral of Cuba. saying:
Il have today sent the following teIe-
gram to our minister at Washington:
There is no need for foreign help to
provide for the wants of this island or its
inhabitants. The government from its
own resources, is endeavoring to provide
Tor the necessities. the need of which,
moreover. is diminishing daily"
Rum"red FiiibusterinE Expedition.
The Spanish government it is semi-offi-
ciaIly announced, has received details of the
landing of an expedition in Cuba from the
American steamer Dauntless. and it is un-
derstood the Spanish minister at Washing
ngton. Senor Dupuy de Lone, will shortly
present in this connection a claim for dam
ages from the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Jan. l. BIAS D. m.-rcsf- Extra india mrs.
firm eos: prime mess nrm At y's PORK Tim" fnesc
Western fine steady at 4ss d. DO medium steady q, ls
Sd Hams--short cut about ~ 10 10 n. steady at gs.
Baconberiand cut about IS 20 30 No. s'e3iy 81 2Is;
short rib about % 20 - ~ steady at 2Is long eleaf
mlddles light about IS to ~ 10 steady a, 2is long elea!
middles heavy about 10 ~ 10 steady A. 25s short
clear midtles heavy about 80 ~ steady at ass ca:
bellies IL ~ rb steady at 27s thonders
abou, ~ 10 "a 10 dull NJ 2ss Cd Lard-i'ime western
spot dull at 2s Chesse-Amerioan finest white and cob
o,ei frn Al bis rallow-Prime city Arm at jsr COT
ton.eed oi,IverpooI refined steady i5s o. Spirits of
turpentine at 1os ID Rosin-con'non steady AZ -
1i,d Whear-No Northern spring firm az - isd corn
Mixed Western spot. old. Arm at 3 l0d; January urn
at rs iOd February firm 81 - l0,d; March hrm al =
i0ld F1our-St Louis fancy winter steady AZ vs. o.
Hons nj Iondon--Pacifc coast dull A. NI,os Inc re-
cepts ~ wheat for the last week from A,lantc poIts
were 2a 400 quarters from Pacific ports 15.0D from
o,he- norts iisOCo The receipts Of American corn Tor
the last week 5000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

q co. good 81 eons4 so; tidy a so1s+ %; fair g cog
cows s2Gy3 20: heifers. 81 5oV$4 2 fresh cows and
sprneers ti5nSt0 Hcgs-Markst active: prime medium
50 G5ds3 20; prime light and pigs 81 WqsS 10: nsavy
hogs soas3 co. sc. S,ssns sSg w Ts
So C0f$i 81 good 81 40Gs3 co: common :zas2 &C. fair
10 GOOD lambs. IS bSIt4 IS: veal Gales S1t7
st. Louis jar 4-Cattie-Receips. 1000 head; marke'
Isa25c higher native stesrs 81 4ogsS native COWS
az Is Hoes-Recepts. 5000 head; marks, ogoc higher:
Workers a 2oss fo packers 81 1898 80: heavy - 10
f7e3 a. Sheep-Recepts. 800 head; market active ard
Grm: native sleep. SO 60 lambs. -
Buffalo Jan 4-Catte-R .epts for tie last - hours
2I3 head total for week thls far 4oo: for the same
time ast week 3.05s. consigned through 4J2 to New
York 2ii2 sale. 900 Market opened steady closed
shippers !oast e light butchers to good handy ID,
heifers SO 75as4 i5 good butchers bulls $50
So g5 good socxers SO 2d$3 30 feeders g GoIs3 So
veas active tops S7as7 so: others - 5OG$G5o Hogs
Receipts for "a hours. l.ac0 head total FOR
week th1s for 1922 for the rame time last week
Is 90: consigned through 100: 70 New.York. i;2o
hrm all Sold good choice Workers So 7oqs3 I3 light
81 soas3 & pigs 81 1888 90: mixed packers 50 5Jss
s3 a. m sduus 81 5OQs3 So heavy. 81 So roushs. s31
So op stays 256$2 rs sheep and ambsReceipt. for
the last - hours 600 head: total fer week thus far
10 500: for time last week. p 500 consigned
OPENED active closed firm all sold; best lambs 50 40
as so: fair good 81 73as5 80. cuils and common.
50 1874 20: mixed sheep. good TO choice 70 SnIs3 So
common s3aS3 40 culls and common. s2T&2 s.;
handy wethers s41t4 TO- Late saes-Four loads Canada
lambs sold at IS 1855 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. tspeciaD The wheat market started
as IL be a bun day; IL wound Up bear one.
After opening advance 81 almost cent Sa,ur-
day the close decline. The hes; prices
al the start May sod between s5s and s34. and closed
at s34 cents bid There good deal ~ news OF
both sorts 30 that any who had been given merely
the days Influences would have been able 10 how
the contest decided The u bank failures
at ST Paul good sized institutions there closing.
had much to tho wheat decline. There were
snows everywhere West and Southwest That made 81.
Louis seller here and local holders somewhat uncertain
This too influential In deciding the final prlces.
The visible supply small cos 600 bush
els Last year there a small incrase and some In
the trade had predicted decrease to-day. There
very heavy selling OF May. much. thought.
100000 bushels which credited to cudahy. pre-
snmatly the largest holder In the market. probably II
had mor~ ali the other influences - d with the
decline. The strong the higher fIverpoo,
cable showing advance equivalent around , cents
bushel. reported large decrease in the ''on
ia ssage" figures bushels The Continental
kets were unchanged The English visible showed In
crease OF i.5i0O0o bushels The Argentine was
bulsh the quality wheat being declared poor
and It's surplus again being put low 12OOD0O
bushes The words shipments tor the
ported Mt bushels There fair clearancss
292 bushels Before the close showing ssre In
crcasng the selling disposition. The cash demand
not sharp sales 10 mliers exceeding 10 tushes
The seabsrd reported nothing for export although claim
ing 70 have some orders under the market
Corn was dull .csng Nc In sympathy with wheat Nay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

sold 20 to ~ and closed 1t the bottom Re-
Tuesday. Samples steady cisarancss were lsree,
$4,000 bushels Gables were Hd higher II was small
day specuatively.
oats were quiet dragging little lower because IN:
other grains did May sold from 1914 70 lS and closed
1911 o<rs The inspection was ~ cars; estimate Tor
very ;arxc increase in local stocks $1,000 bushels II
significant fact OF the seesIop Cables were
strong london. 81 higher. seaboArd cearanees were
10000 bushels. ..
In spite Of small hog receipts 2i.oo head with ooo
estimated Tussday provisions dragged Pork 'ost III
cents; inrd and rIbs BIAS The socks published
late Saturday showed unexpected Increases The worlds
stock Of lard to-day 900 tlerees. showed an nerese
for the month Of 5000 and ncrease over last year o.
900 OCO erces Packers continued lead the selling
on the curb puts: on May wheat closed at xg'sasss
closed at 26>s025% cents; calls at 1854 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January 1. 1897.
coTToN-The local market sad with an sdyan,e OF
pool that reporting advance OF about points
the opening IT closed with ne, gain Of about
point spot Liverpool was also nrmer with a
isir business prices advanced the grades above MID
steady liberal demand for the finer grades OF
American cotton by English spnners There was 'ue
alter he opening and the eaiiy was quickly
quite falling n. interior markets loosing good
feet on the market ana 1t certainly di not so. ,e
cline The market now seems TO be haIpeted Ny d'h
;inued sharp falling on IN the movement would ead Out
s'ders into the market as BUYERS some Selling o,uels
oppression. southern spot markets are said to De qne
without material price changes Private reports from
s,lm Of Saturday and SUNDAY especially severe
IN Hose s@ctions. and VIII probably interfere win e
Fan River mills intend TO shut down As an onset
this. the report that arrangements We're being per
a s I HnssnS 81 spnner are @ taxing much
buying interest Receipts to-day al the principal Interior
same CAV last Week ana s76 ias, year: Memphis 12.7
bales against 4a34 and l. An ST. Louis 3l2 6ae. agans
l7lS; Houston 5.5l6 bales against 9ls9 and 3U'9 Re
Houston Tuesday are estimated at 6Voo 20 ""o
year Receipts New orleans TUESDAY are estimated al
ana a o se Sas Rcep at he ' pncs ports
follows Galveston 6'' bales against 10 10
l4'45 bales against 1874 and 5cjs savannah 2si2
bales. against 4776 and S21I Charleston go beiss
i.2 and 937. Norfck, ago bales against c"si
and 1913 Mobile. lsO7 bales against 2l3d and l4ds
Price Mccormick Co say; We have this morning re-
estimating as 50 per cent Of the crop has al
ready marketed should these statements represent
the situation in the south then the crop VIII not be
Aund much Of soo"Cco bales and were the cot
trade generally 10 become CONVINCED maj me d
doubtless broader speculation and an increased de-
and from 'pnner which would carry prices CONSIDERABLY
Opening range and close to day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

although the strensth abroad and the foreign
reports showed market Liverpool and the
The s'S the last o
s: .nos The 10 sc Sa. 4S.ss r sa
's rs tSspOo stocks s.d
sacks s%d
reiterated the estimate. Of small e.por, surplus The
Were Ugh, in the Northwest, although the Sorhwstsn
stocks showed increase and the visible notwithstand
s +: E 6 e.;
"; r.. os zen high Sn
@ su ?0 irsen 1 Ns SsT BUSH D"ef Russia
SS bush D asans; s bush tho ts' pr, s
week wee The ,nsrs.. curing the afternoon was weak
which fssturs par"arS the se wssi
during the day and account Of the bank failures the
ket leaving OF the prices day at &c
'1sp s5Ssi ss fS' 1SS
aSS at c at over Nave Nay cs s% Closed S
hsrs Sc over Nay anes end 50 o' NSr,hct hem
corn was ccmparayeS steady with prices show
e s Mh the as was r6 a
% Of oa' for Euoe ga, the i last wreck
United STATES .;.2S bush ss 3 & hsh
SaS 1 as"ns %"a iss las, V %ss The
septs Wss continue fairly good and are in ssHss Of Last
nceased bush "e1s The marke, Closed aa '' Su,
Gt sus WSs !" ana @T
bush al outlorts all private Of
sold 2sc elevator and No corn in elevator was
quoted at c9%c .OATS-The market for oats
and lower selling down rather easily There was but 1T
tie feature the future market and the close quiet
M nc advance sc decline. Cash steady.
good export trade Sales 15 ooo bush. including
On bush No oats Doc $1,000 bush track and
graded white cOS3Oc. to quality: 200 hush rejected
mixed l{c bush urgraded mixed private terms. and
10000 bush No cIped. private terms export 80
ooc - RYE-Market minal. CARROTS. States. 41d43c.
ESQ., BARLEY-Market steady: Feeding quotel 2ai:c.
punaio Nav Sales 10 600 bush, quoted 35i.c ( o b
aaoat Mating quoted 36a4ec. as to quality :.....
BrCKwHEAT-Marketo f Ss6 quoted Soc track
to-day the closing prices for the previous
and closing tho corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

T. kingdom co ON n, DC a"o oo nee % 40 900
Wheat. bush - OSpWn n-tvw, ,.u,
Corn BUSH 69'"oD ''-""Oo i-f''''" D''' i''-''""
nd with he compared with last week also.
~ WIN 90 - ,.,.,ro 1,o,a, cha,ges
v.. ,, on zoo s. ~ Xxi 40 go e7i 900 Dec . AZ.
Miea' push 80 20 ~, 900 o,ro nee III 0p
'o.i p"s.' 49,, nv, . ,a IN. ., s,e a,
MEL win tho rnt nm Tbe I,n15n else was
steady nIm o hs hr h s q, no
ABROAD Spot ,Topp II was u'u T, ~ nH 80, ~.
VS.. sna, onos,,on 81 a. spE 1TRttiosed dull
w =. q. 'Po. I'o ,,s ~, "a "a a,sv go ~
at - % ~ LOUIS c2sed ra: rs, md r,iroroc,lng
,srka IL n".1 win southern markets dull but pracD
calIy unchansd we 9a,S: Me Nv Tai nr1na isi
,., a. nn,-nc. .c fair .s,19Ic. good
sjo2cpP n,me &c. fancy 3laa4c Syrips, 'ommon
On lie fair iSGl5c good IG(f7c; prime isq2oc fancy
az DO IAN i'"'' s' "N' ''
NAVAL sTOREs-stock- Rosin, 4TI45 bbls; spirits
turnentine / ISL bbis. tar ls2 bbs The market for
rosin was ouiet with common 10 good quoted
81 I2A0s Il Shirts turpentine frm with regulars
and uachines quoted Al o1Q2is.c Tar and pitch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

sI-non Stock Yards Chicago Jan. %-Cattle-Receipt'
=, ,r, peaI ,narke, Arm and ,0n20c higher common 10
.tr, ,.sr. 81 Gsns5 30. ockers ord ieeisrs NgN ~
49,. "a hus a. Gn1x3 50. calves. 81 '0qso 90 Texans
81 soTs - IIoss-Hecelp's q coo head: marke' nrm
nam higher closing weak. heaN, packing ana
st.,,'tr, ints i.dx3 I5 to choice mixed
81 sn"s3 On, nrs sass IS. Sheep-Necepts 100" head
make, rrm aud l3c higher Inferior 10 choicr - QUO
81 -. lambs 81 aohs' %
,,ars,s CITY jan a-Hogs--R~c'n's. Jcp head mar
light and medium. 81 3JHS3 40 heavy ~ iou
q. ~, rigs SOS, ,aft.--itecrirts. sWp heao mar
Es srrng native s;-ers best 81 loast 20 fair 20 sood
- nd heifer- b,ht. saw ~. tair 10
;" i""s, s3asa bui,s s2as3 10 stockers and feeders
Sa1s, TEXAS and Western .: OaS NJ; caves s0Vsio'
ssesn pscelpts l. 600 head; market steady. 80
Eas, liberty Ian. +-Calts-Marke' active WIN an an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
-
aning range and close day and closing bids the
20. = sn, Loot year follow

Marie, closed barely steady !: to IL points define
S S9les s S Total saes 1880 bales New YorE net
receipts s ses c . o ss far his s' weeE 81 ss
90 week and 81 40 las, year spo,
dur l-lsc lower mitdins uplands 'sc' m'ddins 'uif'
'-e sac cabIespSTo coton hardening sales 1000
tales. 'pee@s.ion sl sso' a. Mddns upaDGs
$2d Futures opened steady. buyers 64d advance;
closed tesay sssh FEBRUARY Msrch ssb March
Afr a,s'ss April MAY Sie MsyJu so 0s ! s,5
lamar 3,si 3D. Mancheseryarns and cloths quiet and
'"'nrPEf;-The market closed firm with net advance
Of 20 points and total sales OF ~ GO bags The
s ssss 5n '1 Ss S Wei Of 1905 market
influenced by hsF pn na co.e ab9a, as
opened Hamburg opened resaar at an aayancs OF n
iys Pe's abT rRS Wss due aTs
estimate Of oo 70 hat the r Dss w lns damaged
by drou,h. Another santos cable SAID; i'ewart ol
reports Of damage as Spectators IN santos
bull the stock Of unsod coffee is large There
European buyns and the market was helped by
comparatively lighter receipts a. RIO snd santos ana
bags for The week against $40 the previous The
stock Of coffee in Hamburg is :i3@9 bags. Of which
1espesvelv Ia1, Week The worlds visible supply Of
se is espsed 70 soT an nSFeaTe u The sssm na
Win % 7s baes ncadnr 81 7si bags Rio4 S22 bag,
SANTOS and 700 bags Bahia RIO shipments 10 Europe
during December and Santos shipments
states during wSre 224oo bags and santos
shipments 20 Tinted States 1913 600 bags. Rio ship
bags Victoria shipments 10 i'ned states during De-
bags asaDs lao E 'f S Se ssi week week ~ nn
O. ~" ias, ye.- Receipts at Santos for the week
co bags bags mors IAN was period last
Tn; ,arke, Was one Hu, msrb 9Tmcr in ton.
ana 10 at ese sa,uTdav 500 bags sanros Kos
MIA cr SeT Wan mpsTai Inoc 1o.e terms
The following show shows 'u ms steady %. .. - ,,-
prices today on contracts: '' '"'s' anu ''O'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan 4--co.ton-Holday. Net and gross ~
snts fg7 bales: exports Great Britain IL 39s ha.es
10 he Continent s6l bales; coastwe $3.50 bales STOCK
l70sl9 bales. .
xo-.ok Ian cotton firm; rn.ddl.ns eEc; low mid
ding enc good ordinary, Lido; net and gross ~
cs.nts 400 baes exports Great Britain W oa.ee'
cea.tw,se 747 baes sales 800 bales stock +o''i baea
New-orsans. jan 4-Cotton quiet and steady: mic MO.
dir middng csc: good orhirary, VAC, nes
receipts H. I45 bales 5s7 bales exports coet-
wise $50 bales. sales 1000 bales; stock, 4s""I oAes.
Savannah jan 4-otton firm: miiiling. 6sc: low MID
ding CSC: and gross receipts 2042 baes esprn 70
the Continent SEA ba cosstw:se 's23 bales sae~
l.c24 bales: stock. SS.ot2 ba.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1897

bag So 5Ca4 So yesw 81 25as2 49, do red 81 259s3
crate 81 Scal 3d. do per basket 81 oas2 Is peppers
Florida. carrier 73cdsl 30 squash Florida
white. per crate 50cGsi string beans Florida wax per
crate 13cgs2 90 express basket crate Sasi 30 do
freight per crate. sidsi 80; spinach Norfolk per
bbl 40d75c: turnps. Canada. Russia per bb. Gog'oc
tomatoes. Southern Florida. per carrier. $i5S2 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

clover quoted at 6sQ1c for fair. and 1%g9c
grade. 81 50GS3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

50 a.Sss ac On extra 81 S:a.s family s. "&
sn 81 osssS se rpnns wssa sias s. ica
sales $50 bbls Wheat unsettled and higher spit. H.g
s2 Nay soS % tS a%ps as bush
Corn nrrner; spot January 24d277sc February 2ss
as s A APr sns9 s ssA 1s
low 25n2sc; stock. l.453,o00 bush; GALES 2eOD bush
oats steady No white. 25G2oc; No mixed. 2ia22s;
40 nearby. 4isa42c: No 2 Western ts'sas4c stock,
bush Hay aSs and Ss .e SnoSs
per bush Sgd January 3d February: CORK for orders
per quarter IS 4lsd Jsnuary coon enie' r,,n IN
changed.
Ho" Jam s % held c ;ady AND Ts r sfs YET d
y 6esS 10 connsa gsie, eoss2c bag cs5n a9 os;
s!ssy NJ 'U cDps ga oa a9 cats
n. e F Sns dos e2 81 a. g. %'n:
long and short cuts $40 81 extra prime $40 90 lean ena
s o Hsm' l"rsbsgn creamery 5 &c h'' w H
imitation i5c June. l7aisc ladies' lqlss NeI n
dairy i5Sc ass c, A 1ansy auI S %
quiet northern loac Eggs qnle, nesr5y Ic
Eastern choice ,sgge 3 s as marrow
psa slSsi o. small pea 81 2oaSl 70 medium Masi TO-
r s ? NdfGe s SsSen
sgn chickens and f9wf sgo' sss %h ssot i
bbi Oranges vaencias So ;oas4 80 case; Jamaicos.
ss6s S.% :" "a o%sr s Ry-
quiet sieQs2o. Leather quiet; henlcck sole ncn-acid
drsts 2Od2lc: seconds. l9c.
than prices Winter wheat closed weak &c love-.
Corn closed at noon prices oats closed steady IN
in store Flour steader unchanged MlIfeed light sup
ply. strong unchanged.
Chicago JAM 4--The leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat. No 2: Opening, Hishs...s, LOws,, Closing
stu SlA - go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

~ weekly from new Pier 81 ~ r. Tueaiays Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS at y. NJ. for savannah crre' =.
j. jan. CITY q Br%inss'm IAN
ksnsss ,ity.......Ja Jan 81 City OF Augusta Jan 10
Unsurpassed cabin accommodation Connecuns az
Savannah with rail lines all points IN Fiorca we
south and souhw.st For tickets and freight rates s?py
Al AT ~ 3<2 ySS Broadway. or at Ne f1sr 1901 %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERAL. Transatlantque.
" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs. FRANCE
LA NORMANDIE. Delonc.e sat-; Jan: o. = a. m
la CHAMPAGNE Po.rot. rat, Jan TO- ~ a. m.
Rates OF passage: First class. ". T. 70 Paris SO ara
upwards including railway fare 70 Paris parlor,a- seH
and landing charges Second class 20 Paris S54 ~.
A. FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
nED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ Ia SusyrA Puerto cabello. Curacao ana aieUe
caibo VIA Curacao from Rober, s,ores, BROOKLYN.
So. CARACAS ,......... "Wednesday. January m
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday January ~ D. M
FOR MARACAIHD, VIA ST THOMAS
IS CURACAO. ......... Thursday. January ~ p m
These American steamers built expressly Tor TIE "aoe
have superior accommodations Cor passengers
BoIITON. BLISS DAiIEII
General Managers, 1856 Front 81.