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The times., 1897-08-26

There was active buying of Missouri
Pacific on the increased earnings yesterday.
The times., 1897-08-26

Yesterdays market was in the main
irregular. Further talk about the danger
to corn compelled decline in the morning.
Later on tie short covering and general
bearish uueasiness caused by the scarcity
OF stocks enforced general Improvement.
In the last hour the market was again
weak.
The times., 1897-08-26

The earnings of st. Paul for the third
week in August increased $40 900, and
from July / the increase has been $315.-
900. The net increase of the Southern
Railway earnings for the month OF July
Increased S4S, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y X.
COTTON Thu co,,on mafLe, jprrcd sfesfy VIII I-r"H
Unclaimed 70 2 points lowe. o. fomplr"i "i nc 'ha
ayI,re. ~ FRIDAY s!nce who our own HHh "il
~. cotton markets SeH O5! ans md Id'"'p ID "a
been cosed. Following the nIsi cali ID. in,,n'' a
,.io,.d ,om. rrexular!tifs with Weak und'fton- -
me loves; leyc, prices showti los - i.'
market was finally STEADY al Jet De me ~ -
with sales Z 1890 haes :or ih~ ''">- -
closed quiet n uncbarsed prl'rs. S1''- ~ 20
ciud.np III bales spinning ana 90 ihef conf
din. uplanGs > II lCc. rnidG.ng gull. q -.
Ti-i6c and 10 las. y"ar. The pin pa ,h.f" -
weakness In to-tays market or iutIf,s was "l'i '
rnent OF cot:o;. would ncea@c and be NJ h'lr.s.i in
The absence 0. speculative support Toiayh 'ahI' In
matched exp, tacns t''y were "a az
thing d,npronilng. The movement ~ c"'oh - l'sat'-'
goutheYn markets indicates pressure OK sn.pH's
ba. been some disposition here To Aaniisfe iohs
Lpcn the weaker class o. holleI'
A. nre,ort prices there IL but liitie deposition 20 t ln
rom dryyoods IL not particularly encon'"shs
but no serious opposition IL expec;e1 TO- the irop N'a
auction In wages cotton opcrdtises l/caHy sh"'t IN
tere,. is reduced the minimum. anu the Ll'''''"'
,e,Ss amos entirely upon c1nsInes and investors inr
sunpor, A narrow malkct f. looked FOR untI me -"
Ycsr NAV broaden speculation. There Was some BUYING
here day by good class u TIA iers reported Tor Ne"
Orleans and English accouns southern spot Market
,n,dd,Ing quoted were follows: Mes Orleans quiei
M sales 1850 bales Mobile dull At h'tc. saies 3o
v.i.. SAVANNAH quiet at > 3-iGc. sales $50 bales
CbarIe,on gile, at 3 3-I6c. Wlnnrion hfr o. ono
Sorfoik net at 5i7c saes. 1919 bales baltimore nom
;n.i al Nc Augusta steady at Ice ra!es. - bales
Juis oulN, a. aS.c TOiays export catanceh were
,n,,ed 70 Az bales Britain. 1851 70 France
ann y cA bales the Continent. New orleans. Nv
~ ana IIoston we're chipping points. exporting
10 s52 bales 1860 bales and !GO7 bales respectivty
TIL, ,,r mi. week Baia has taken 1870 baIeS
rance bales ana the Continent S,Jsl bales max
ng 10. ssa bales and AS 573 bales respectively.
Dric tO-ta follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
THE STATE or IRA DE.

Balln,ars nec oe.-F1our quiet ul'sanG'i sales.
08a May a5.c bid: No red. 93sG5'.c: STOCK
31r i:4 br \. sales. % bush: Southern wheat by
sample. g?Ggo'sc 90 grade 9iG30c. Corn arm spot
and month. 35',M337.c December new or Cd 8S'sg%'sc
Iarpary 81 T33-Sc February 33a,a;iic steamer mixed
81. r3i- r--rk l02i.S 97 bush, sales $3.50 bush;
lth,rH Wit~ and yellow corn. 29f3t Oats hTnier. 10
wl!ie. .GGjc No mixed 2iS27'zc stock. AZ >
hush. h.. No nearby SIC; No western. 14c h:H;
stock 0. Hay nrm the better grsces choice
tr,ta, so asked Grain fgoghts very quiet unchangef
strong UNCHANGED Butter quiet unchanged. Egss
AMI cheese steady. unchanged. Wnlsksy unchanged
Bosom Dec os-r,our very dull. spring pitents - -
81 spring clears and strs.gats 81 3O1s" 20 winter
g. T. sJ -. clears and straishts - 400
Arm: 72dIic per hush; 81 6pnsl 90 per
hhi. corn Am; steamer "eli.N 3ii.03I =; Nos ana j
81 3Ta.r. OATS -.eaiy fancy clppac 2nb-',c
y, cltI g. 3ilxc NO clipped. Jlc NJ Lie"d sieasE
sr-a- so a0 v!ntc- bran 80 IS m1dnSs Sl3 20
NSl7 Rel Dog -four. SIC 90 Beef n-m. steers. ,n'.c
lind quarters >i-d9iac; torcs. BOOB" veal saac Mutton
rr- y-ar .ngs c17c; sprns. $50. Butter quiet; Nth
ado l$alic hrm: Northern si.I?c: Western
s.f9t
Puralo Dec 2s-sprns wtea: luie' hu. ,c,ty; No i
hari. s,ro, 81 O2i. No northern. old. 81 olp; new
81 OD.. 40 Northern. rev 06<c. 30 Northern, new
q3i.c. Winter wheat dull. but firm NJ , red on tracH
sGc 20 extra. red o3c; No White" oJ': Corn strong
low 3is.c: 80 . 32i,c; ~ corn, 3lac o1,s
white .Si., No mixed 2ji,c: No mixed. 23'9c
Farley Arm Rye dul.. 40 > IN store" sic Flour hul
changed
f,,t,. 81 s.i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

HEMP AND JJ-TE-There wa, slow aemat.' Vu I'm ~,
.,;e Of This drawback nrrn prices were quoted
rrarkof tx reported Manila hcinp. spot q I-oV
4c; Manila hemp. shipment 2,isa &c: aiA s, az
sissi shipment Sac jute. spot. u H. seconds SC ~
shinront NJ double triangle. and equal 2tc; Ju'e 81
,nent II n .econds 2.c: jute BUTTE rpo paper qual.iy
7ialc; ju,e butt. 'hpnep rSpsT fqs'' ''e
UIDEs-There Indifferent demand ior h'oee, n,
s,,cks IN hands were light and the ihIh ~
r,,lcd steady There important nodht atoms !"
quoted prices California. l7n1sc; aa'amGias 70 Hnn
iSal5stc 0aveston ioc Puerto Cshelio ls.s la Guay
r9 IKE Dry saitcd-Nnracaito s"ected IN p p,
ioi4c savnnilla lie: Texas, i2c: Maamoras nc
a,ite5- Uavsna as they run. in bond. sYssc a,,ady
seer; ro%giis suu oM o., aesgc
Cs1ntpy sinughter-Native steers. Sa9Hc COW. s"~'c
ou raTIiER-Ther. a steady to Arm tone with the
demand however moderate as buyers ore holding on un'
N" clor> - the year Late prices ar. quoted as follows
fIem,rck-N selection. 0ht2i &c; seconds
iycic0c: thirds i71H1shc Acid.Flrst selection ~
90. sec,nds 1919 c0isc third. iIi.dishc reiees i2I
iGc. union light backs 30a3lc; middle backs JOG MILO
heavy .ga30c: seconds heavy. 27U.pe: 'hrds DgI,
,.c backs 3i0s2c seconds 29a3De: thirds
27a2sc: bellies lb9I6c betting butts. S-uaoc ie1As oak
M MrTAis-The market IN general continues TO show
neglect and departments are shade easier
TI%%~fIosed unchanged with spot TO January quoted
cea7s3 10 London closed easy with prices DOWN TO
fe2 5s Tor ppot 1872 Iss I'd for futures sales l tons
80, ard * tons futures Singapore quoted f52 LIS
~ / Z Al London .COPPEIt-Ciosei unchanged.
Win spot 10 February quoted $40 S31SiO 30 London
futures Gales $50 spo, and $50 tons futures
LEAD-cIossd unchanged. with spot 10 January quoea
81 T01&3 76 closed with soft Spanish lead quoted
liz St. Louis ruled easier with sellers at 20 o. 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

about 5000 head being received. Fed Westerns sold q,
81 T5ast 49, and Iowa Missouri fed Texans orousn,
81 lsas4 30 ard plenty Of common steers sold around 81
the poorest lots going SO 7OHs3 So The stocker ana
feeder trade slow 50 loaS4 25 and eo~s an,
grades selling az 8 sSsa 50 roadays offerings Of hog.
sold readily at stronger 2sc higher prices ss a,r
So 3oqS3 37i4 and prime butchers weights al 81 BOG
50 BIB Light weights and were SLOW .o ~
sale at quite discount. Pigs sold largely at - aoa
was good demand for sheep and lambs ans pr.
we're steady s3asa 30 for common up 70 - eSqsi ,
sold 81 25GS2 81 Western fed sheep we're wan,en az
81 coast ~ With going largely at - '0gs' iamo
were IN good demand at 7. - f5
5000: hogs 1850: sheep, 1000.
Kansas City Dec 2sCs,,l. atrons oc higher q. s0S
S. cows and here Al sosist .toc;crs and feeders
s. 2osi 40 bulls 50 4oS 50 oss strong ' % nshss
hs'yes Raa Fa,t:T. :, ,GS Sd 81 s go
So 10. Sheep hrm larlis std$5 ~ - ,. ,
81. Louis. Dec. 2sCattle steady . s'roaF 3, IA
dressed beef and butchers steer, 81 650st % under
1000 10 50 4oas4 go s,ocke and s'leTs 5: $oas' iy
fancy native heifcrs Texas and Indian steers sSaSt;
light, 50 s5asa 4S mixed. s. o9sa Is, hsaS 50 55I" 81,
bucks siU$3 20: s?as2 49, lambs 81 0o9s; ~
East iberty. DC .sca;ile stHaSy; prim rvs sS@
81 % Hogs steady hest medium o5Nsa best York
ers and p s. so So hesy 'o ssse % .e sS
choice 81 COtsl 49, common s3Gs3 G5 choice lambs - 10
40 - common TO good. 81 oos' So Veal caN@s' :" q"
East Buffalo. Dec 2s.-cattl.-Rece'pts. about car c
II SAL stock The market dred strong and tin
GRADES. HossRecepts, II sar, narkf isisiy
s sSyS - eSce saa IS ss 70 ch5
asa 20 Sheep and ambs-ReceIp,s, cars; market very
S1 ana @ 90 ,ssee Shes to selected
81 6Dasi 81: culis to common. Sc 01s3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. December cs. 1897.
he efpcrtsd oars local sanshterers and cars for
the market Nothing dng n 1--we CATS ree no sT fr
poor to PIN, nativs sides. No change In cables TIE
casS to shsmS2s s6n ' ana
su.zbcrgtr and 22to quarters OF beef ior Nelson NO.
s s 200 Sgapr. 't Of H bs f s
g Paul 70, Tor Sq Sarr,FTs Coz 'of me
f)r Hull 50 cattle 10 J. Shamherg SON ana tnr
dad for Bermuda. 30 cattle ana 80 sheep Tor various eH
CALvEs-Rcc-pts all FOR the market were 20? head;
supply and rated steady Westerns iull liberal offer
9ss but fully 81, spdy Gsoy S9nsd oTsS nS we
calves roor to prime vcas ,9f n, heF yee
Arm G"f %.:'f aJr ir r. Country @
lie dressd sold a. 5a7c ite caiye, at Sd 6
~ s.I' d. iss r. I' d. 10 n
SHEET AND al" Nth h0t the the stock a' aa
red from Yesterday total ot IL car, - De SOLO, ho
sheep ruling barely steady and lambs selling at decline
f Poor s to Prime T sheep ss;'es sS%
og to .hG,Se ol ssss I a. acsc
q /: lo$ 3 g. f' Ss IS 's Is T. ss
81 $3.50 io2 ohio sheep % H. at 81 o2'' II Jersey
Sanders: ISL state lambs go ~ at 81 ~ iss Ken
lucky io 10 $ &c. Is; do i,m loi a at e. 81 10
as K ieSn sheep ss ~ % leo do 40 No. at
ol 2 . nsrnsGn r. ais Ohio lambs " 3D. .
T1Ir s "a sa Is per- 90 s' Country
POI r. as.ras. at 50 20 Per 10 10 Ohio Do is' ~
At So So: rourh.. PA n a, g. ., Stat. hox, IDS H.
Hume Mullen date ye'''r''''' .
at n = IT, Hon. Dat. yesterdays State hogs 10 10 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
po9TON WOOL MARKET.

po.,or Dec "a good demand for Territory WOODS
was the feature o, the wool market here this week some
80, Large lines having been cleared UP At current rsss
isca 10 oils are vet quiet but prices hold steady Inc
de,1and for Australian products has been aueter u
nr;c.s ara very hard and being advanced on many
hSer lots The following the quotations for the lead
lnS descriptions - 49,. 90. Wy
ard Xxx above 20030c delalne, 30c No COMBINE Soc
10 . conlbing 2?d3Oc. . ,,, o,.,.. ~ +,
Michigan Wisconsin etcX Mchigan 2Sg24c; &c d No
Nrhgan comb,ng 2Sq2ec No Illinois conblng. 2eotzoc
w . MIchisan combing 2s129c; No Illinois comong
osG2oc. x New-york. New-Hsnpshire and Vermont
o33oic: NO 1 New York. New Hampshire ana vermont
21c: deaine. Michigan. &c. =, 49,,
corbing c332tc: Kentucky and Indiana = blood comb
ing 2il25c. Missouri blood comons 22Q2Se; Missouri
- blood comblng 23q2ic braid combing. 2lc; lake and
Georgia. 22G23c A.. "a, .., ,sa,s.
secured price 43qIjc. Spring hne az months l7Glsc
occurred price. 60G52c. ,s,,s
secured price 4sTSOc: staple 32c5oc. Utah. wyomng
etc. nne medium and nne iosl'e; secured. +sa'oc
AUSTRALIAN secured basis-Combing. superne. 70d I2c
rooJ GSGfsc average Gca6Sc: Queensland combing CSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 29 (Spocno. Corr was strong LAY n,
times and weak her tr"s. May sold az 5o< ana
29'i ard closed 3ois cents Ther" was a up carr
on large receipts The big longi. however stoun
pat There taSirs IN ~ Ae'ses nv ee's rS
ciearances We = "i'"Vo ousufis' i"'
inspection 0jt the e'timate for WEDNESDAY,
cots closcd al q cents ne highest price touched
since last August. There was dip ea'ly WIN corn
NAY touching 23h The close Vas Mt the toi
There was nm active market one elsvao. concern SOLO
200 600 hushe.. Of TO London New lork rep9nrea
eYnor, rsrssctions all points Of about oVpoo oushes
The i,ers the big wheat Interest are long more oas
,h,, onv Other they bought today Receipts wers oo'
cars the estimate for Wednss6sy 40 cars S!eaFances
oGJ.O0O bushels. .,.,o,. a., ma, o,,,.
hold their own Fork closed 81. t. cents under Monaax
h, yi,h rs 900 estimated for Wednesday, The trade
% cr. the cash demand Is 81 u small holiday chara
"a' Ihore was quite free selling OF product to-day by
NJ ry.h concerns Swift and Cudlhy were buyers
,rho arecuiatiye trade was not important - . . 49,,
On The curb puts May corn were 30: calls "o]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

oearsh throughout the Thi, n,lmdates the
iocaI traders. who might be inclined mike ventures
On tne long side OF the account there being who
DeleVe that the market entitled reaction
accumulation OF sh Interest. the
market showed LOGS Of 10 points more active
positions. and finally closed barely decline
81 900 points. with total sales limited lt1oo bags
the market for Brazilian coffee ruled dull quite
n,nna without quotnbie change in prices No sales were
reporter we quote; No Rio invoice lots CSC. ard job
ping parcels. TAG There equally slow and
ierestng market for spo, mild co.ees which closed
maj on the basis Of yesterdays closing quotations.
follows: We quote: Maracalbo 7i.ds%c; cucuta. 80
i2'2c Jamaica. 8'.al5c: La Guayra 76i7'ac savania.
5'2"l6c Mexican 6Il5c: Central American. 1JlI..c;
Costa Rca Iq5'ac: coffee In parchment. 5Gs Mocha,
ufal0'sc Padanc. interior. 23a2iisc. fancles. ga
Doc; Corinchic. @Gd27c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston De- 2s.--Cot;on--HoI.dsy: receipts $50
safes - bales: all sp.arers: stock 1889 pales
Norfolk Fec 2s.-Cotton quiet. Kidding osc; Ky
mffling l-lSc: ordinary. Sac. receipts ~,
bales: exports coastwse 1892 hses sales lO'' ca's'
sio,. 20. i36 bales - a.. ,.w
meding. 5T-Iec. receipts te'o days 3.i2 5aies sn"
n@nts l25 bales saes - tacs. STOCK 50 II! na!es.
Orleans Dec 2St'ofton dGll; mccng 37sc' 10"
midl.rg Ice GOD crcirary I.c; ntt rectftss
bales 100 bales exports O. GrSaf Diiasn
$50 bales; to the coatinsrt 3'i@ bsie: Toas'"S'
2f3s bales sale SEQ baes: stock. 49, .a.I bales
Sayannah. Dec. 2sCottor quiet in-ink 9"-1oc, iow
mddng 4isc receipts. 1921 bales: sZrors .cas'"'''
1877 bales: sales $50 baes: stock fu2.o,S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1897

London ara 20" ot ton" tG L Ss SO
Dceenber quote. 50 s;asi. London closed . Th I NIB
!s sf''a tIR q dull WIN January
qroe sd $3.50 -. Glasgow closes lower scotch war
t 20. "a a f,t rs No 3d. fo%alry g. At PhadePha the
s.k' for pig iron has tesn unsettled n r n1 he at The
recent ayanc Business w q aso6r%nr y
lenr'h Of Finished material continues IN light
demand and unless mprOyement is no,@d shoTtIy -a
shutdown Is likely next month. Old uaterla, II more
ny he ana an an aTTIs ua,on presents no
rule steady. but very du'ei at former prices n a
Tho receipts moasses New-oreans were 1850 MS
81 3w We" Sw 9,I sne sentrsa common ac
fair l?Ql5c coed. lGr sc prime 2gSlc NeN - 9l,
prime. ?0dsOc: choice. 3la53c: Porto Rice 2sg3lc
s y sails fair l2a'"f; GOOD "i'
XAvAl sToRI:s Stock: Rq.n. "a 2s7 bbl. spirits iur-
time t, exhibit stcady Tnderonc although Iusness
sadly held The savann man market also :,
nHf; we quote: Tar regulars s. 81: OIL b9's - .. a.
81 ses ios G2m ri s i. s22a *. =,
81 - X. - %; 81 So IL. y. So i5 " o. = 50; w W.
OILS msrkct was IN hrn,er s.ton IS 'h gca
s?c and yeocrov hca - 3 T2ac ~E o,h srsdss
N Proportlsn l"nseei o! aue We quote: Prime crIds
yellow ~: ~ 'ummsr yellow 22'4c butter F,9de 2eT
Calcutta raw SIC
OCEAN FRFIGlITs-Thc market ,or berth freigh:s IL
follou,r nIotatcns: riverp1ol.
I'D FOR January: London. l04td elias Cow AID. Rs
tol. AID. I,,th "a I'D I'm III: Newc,7e nd Ant
werp. iid for January HAMBURG 20 pfzr Rotterdam.
~. Amsterdam 0c cork ,or orlers s. adf3, iolsd;
q rect 3.d24 I'D. Nv
err per 100 H. 30G3lc tor December. Inion cats. -
pc, mber - "a January .... FREfGtTS AHD CAR
rate to-day. the major portion II which was in the
nearly f1rciFn and trades Vessels continue In
femard especially for tho long tades n which
suitable tonnage "irr.t nearby LA ing.
Rates cOuirrr steady For tho inquiry ligh;
end rate" -l'sh; decline - O. ber. 80 que
- or
CHAPTERS British steamer 1000 quartcrr H. Ha.,-
rol"p 1900 quarters grain hence 70 Copenhagen -.
option r~I"r' british steamer. l.s:l o;s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

"a 41 bales. '"' CIV" '-@''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for week. 4, cars Re
s,s s pave continued very heavy this week. but me
n, sly low prices prevaing-7c for fowls and oUoc
ths, xidsned the Quiet 70 such an extent
clos. 'ne market 10 showing improvement At the
eSsne.s na t,-oAv the heavy oGerlngs-20 carloads-
WITT nsnds az 7h4sc for fowls and &c for chickens
keys nsavy ncisne bringing fraction more Tu-
MAJ, axe arrived quite freely. and. with light demand
been ne. ruled wssk at s3oe Ducks ard seese hav.
Is very low. only fa.sned ducks exceeding 900
s"0 *lgsl II 10 top for average Western geese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

corTEEh. market for c9ss opsnse of ss"rpon-
eaine Wa wurr ana Hsvre cables and unaer ,u To-
inR ains 10 the already enormous SUPPLE
u neavy cached gG $50 bags inclling ~ pass
Gay ,m.r Merida 200 bag. by steamer Iny Us
a m SUPPLY practically doubles ;he s1dp W 800, buy
ln ansn doubles the supply OF iast ya'
ago and rsn.on Tor being hurry. ana sps v,s
err ,ny.stors ma little encoufsgems' .,nvhe The
ana -, nv p-ontabIe in prices -,
ueip r .ciier r. Tho that has ps'n S'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

POS Cd sho,. rib 20 ~ n. iu At Ns "a: ions S
mddles light IS to 3s 10 dull at 49, long Gear ia 20 IL
n steady sos clear bellies II to IL H. r ssa o
shoulders square IL 10 IA N. rni az -ss e.,,. ana
Western steady ct 2t, Cheese Am an nneat Willy Al
col steady Cd Ta.low--Prims cry SIC
iss GA t.otonseed o-Iivcrpo efaed steady at ts 70
Turpentine-spri,s steady at PAS RosiECen,non san
az As Nd Imports wheat into Liverpool orr us
IL rorts 80 los quarters from other ports ooW q.s
Imports Of into Liverpool from Auah"c p'~'
,arfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
bales ana l.}I0.Jfd Daieb !frpr'uNtS'
Z contract prices to-day was as follows:

r,vor Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
80 "aies 10 600 bales: speculation and export. oo0
dImercsn 1900: receipts. 27'oo. American 5000 md
T,,ng uriand. 7-32d Futures opened steady lCi de
cire cicrd barely STEADY l6i92G ne, drnc ynh
Anil eob: Apri-May 3iib; May-June. 3l2'ss; June
iii si3ilb; July-Augus @3s: Augnst-Sep,einbsr oos
oher Or obcr 3i7s OctoberNovember 3lsS, De
cemb,r 3lOs: December January. coos |Anches'cr-
pnce,rts nj the ports and interior points To-Day COIL
.rsd rb the same last week ana last year. "e''
- fotln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LvcpoG pee e StS % S,m * a. G ~ te
spot rm American mixed 3. 40 futures !rs steady De
Flour-s, Louis fancy winter steady At los. Hops at
London--Pacnc Coast nrm at a i5stef6 81: Beef nTm
prime mess, nns Western ass Cd prime mess medium
ass Cd Bacon--Cunberand cut 20 10 % n. steady a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
&c. 2s-Th. leading futures ranged ss fol

cash quotations we're =. foto~>: Flour stradyo;
:'f rJ Sp'9' : 81. 70 N corn 81 K a ~
49,, 81 30 wni. p 2..a:5c 70 ry: ~
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r,o ami s,ali,i d. en-. turkeys. CHI ice 81 fancy
'yiic do far to god ioair. ducks. sool to choice
IGl"c.
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higher. ~ . eeNator 0,N ifSSc; Cac., !,c'
\" hard ash S.: December 9sc January "sc DO
Mn. fu!y. Corr--Spot higher. No clsh.
3a~, rscs~nber 2sac Nd: Jsruary. 2j'se: May 2ssc
Jelly aNa-. Oa,s-spot lover. No cash eleNat --,sc
fr,, -: white. "a -T2tc December - nli'
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1922: dairy hTl.c Eggs stthnN
j.. Whs,ey. 81 10. Pork steady: standard mess Iop-
ilrc - Lard Gule,. prime steam: 81 ~; rhoiss
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rf $ l2rqs3 .: shorts s. sass 81 y. Dry-salt meats
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81 8oi. rlts and shorts. 81 ,5gSo
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r,,xed 2sc oats active steady No mixed. 2ac rye
du ever ~ cash 46isc. Cloversect dul'. stead!
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
prices to- day was as follows:

Foreign Markets-Santos-Conee market -nl; good
aec saros $780, receipts two days. 1900 bags: stock
oli.OVO bags
lianlburg-Coffee market opened u pfg higher turned
weak and closed barely steady at net loss Of IA u pfg
Sales 100 bags
Havr--toee market opened quiet and L highet
Al IL M. unchanged from opening ~ 2. steady;
July i franc higher; other unchanged. Closed
q MI rher iIn.ul .ucu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
Ocean Steamers
G r. USE 1 HaSs OR DlENJ 7

$40 OWu
ALL SHORE EXCURSIONS. hotels, GUIDES. ETC.,
INCLUDED b. North German Lloyd express 3 2
Ale. Feb. 5. 0s. Cuisine and service @
THE CITEA PEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE TRIP ieaS..
Ing the I. &. this winter covering more srodno anu
arordng more sightseeing
COURSE OF NINE LECTURES by eminent Professors
and Dyines. viz. Consul Wallace. Jerusalem; FTT 10.
lessor II Ronert College. Constantnopie ana OF IN"
American College. Athens. etc. . A,
VISITING Gibraltar Malaga. Granada. Ahanora' AZ
gicrs Malta Csro. Jerusai:m. Beyrout Iphesos' C'"-
il DAYS rs EGYPT AND PALEsTINE.
st,Tover privileges in Europe on ho'neHara rip ~,
OPTIONAL NILE TIP TO THFBE.S. KARNAk AND
Luxor BY SPECIALLY CHARTERED srEAsiE"
FRANK G. CLARK. ~ Broadway New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

cbearo Dec os--There the usual TUESDAY ounces
The cattle trade to-day but prices were no lower Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
lcai position Of Braril coffee Is as follows:

Eio-Coffee market steady No Rio $500: exchange.
tsd; receipts two days. 5000 bags: cleared for the
United States 5000 bags: cleared Tor Europe 1000 bags
stock 10000 bags.