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New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

Chicago Jan 10 (SpccaD. .-To-day's a weak wheat
market May losing Sc; the January. ls.c. Cables had
more d. with the break Liverpool losing ID; Paris
% = % ceutmes. Antwerp 12l 10 % certmes The
speculative trade exceedingly light That made the
price the susceptible influences May opened
9oc sold between Ole and ao2sa9Oc and closed at
0Oisc The January closed at Ole isc under Saturday
M - r,sba s az 900 b,,sIeis Iie neures Indicate
v,rv little change Tuesday in the words visible.
anccs moderate, I30 600 bushels Minneapolis and
Duluth 534 against 36l last year; at primary
points there 535.O, bushels against 10000 last
year. Here there 40 ears. with - estimated for
Tuesday. The worlds shipments 4s49Oc0 bushels. were
wave but It did not alarm ANYBODY The cash market
was very NewYork reported only ten loads for ex
port The Trade News said the nnal Russian crop
figures showed COOOOO bushels less wheat than IN lS9O
The pit trade without special significance The mar
ket got under put" figure and c.osed under. The pit
temper bearish The only support was from holders
corn lost i!aac and closed at the bottom May sold at
20i,c and 20c AMI closed at 2oc Receipts were 4sl
cars with 800 estimated for Tuesday. Cabes were nl
lower seaboard clcarancss 532OOO bushels samples
were c lower there decrease on passage OF 1000
people moderate sellers against country purchasers
The local stock l95iGOoO bushes. increased l.23IOo0.
visible supply $4,000 bushels. This surprising increase
was explained b. the arrival AZ the seaboart of oats
started East last month aral Seaboard ceaances were
lhp 600 bushels Receipts 3ll with 40 esi
ae for Tuesday; samples i.c lower Exports last
week showed quite falling on only ltoWo bushels
Vev York reported only 20 bushels sold yesterday
rher, was SOW provision market. the result OF some
sceplng lquidation. Pork and lard lost lOc. RIBS Iac
There we're 4i.0o0 hogs With $500 estimated FOR to
hogs at the Western points against $1,000 last year
lioNis',.s 90 ,ha week showed IN large AZ 900
boxes OF bacon against 2loOo tr the same week last
ysar: iS 40 coo 10 lard, against $4,000 last year
On the curb puts May wheat closed at s9Ec;
.olla lOa,l ,lpO1sc,
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

rough- 50 2oas2 To- Sheep dull and lower: choice s
1s a. common So 25frS3 70; choice lambs ~ ,1nF o.
common 10 good 81 J0sp$4 60: veal calves 90 oVus.
81, Louis Jan iO-Caue steady slow; iar 10 Iancyi;
native shipping and export steers ~ goa - ~ .a ~
asa 80: and feeders. s2 logst 10 % Tows nd
indian steers 81 4o@s, 20. cows and heiers. "a ~
81 S5 heavy 81 5Ogs3 sheep steady native inut,ons
S9 5Ols4 co. culls and bucks 81 iOIs3 %; s'oeHe's
81 25ns2 90. lambs 81 1905 -. - .,. o,h.-.
wdS Rsn'aT esss % s.eer, sn 81 2oas4 2o cows 4oa
native steers SO 0Ofs5: cows hefers 81 aygs ~
stockers and feeders S3as4 bulls s2 SSas3 % Ilos &
steady 10 1hnde lower heavies 81 30Qs3 co. packers ae
mxed 50 3JGs3 S7t lights. 81 3ont3 So YORKER >: oo@
So 65: peq s3qs3 25. Sheep steady: lambs sigso ~
East nnfao Jan iO.-Cattle-Reccipts. i5l cars. IN.
cludnp II cars OF Canadian stock fair inquiry for oes
grades market about stendy: medium 70 heavy snppns
steers 81 CO0s4 20; coarse rough do 81 nsf w. green
steers s3 754s3 %; choice smooth "a heiier - -I
81 so mixed butchers stock. 80 c5U$t 10; far 70 S9n @
butchers cows 50 5as3 70: export bulls. 81 eSgs3 @
oxen So 23Gst Tioss-Reccps Io3 cars; marHe soM
and from 5G7sc ,ower good % choice lotker' 81 ~
81 70 prime selected do. 81 7OgS3 i2 mixed paskeis
grades 81 7O1s3 ~; medium weghs - .Vns' 20 -n@S9
hogs So 7oasg 70; rouchs So ios3 20 stags e. 'ods
pga 81 2JqS3 -. sheep and lambs -Recepts W Ut
market dull and lower for lambs sneep ~ ''S
good demand steady prices; lamb yeangs cho'cs
prime 81 Oas5 25: fair TO good do l0gso cui,s ~ -
Gs5. natives choice extra 81 tJnso 30; iaI 10 soS
s. 54iSJ Go. cms 81 2jGs5 81 sheep choice 20 seleesu
wcthers 81 GJGSt 90. mixed sheep y 3ogsf o' co'"
IN fair s3 yOQS4 %: culls, So J0Q$3 10
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

COFFEE-To-cay's market FOR Brazilian coffee fuinres
exceptionally inactive. even for these dni times
Sales call limited 10 100 bags; up 70 j.
m. 1000 bags and for the entire session. 40" bags
scarcely points for the rest OF the session
finally steady net unchanged prices. mo
market 20 themselves n the absence
fresh information of consequence from any poit oi
compass The undertone Of the market was weak
receipts being large. the cables from
showing increased Indifference Not only are
supplies enormous impression prevails that the
new crop 70 bumper. and outside speculative sup
port therefore forthcoming Theie was reGncuIh
Of price OF AIiosa Arbuckle) ana Lion tN9o-
son brands Of to-day this brings the price 70 sc
this reduction closed du, and heavy with prices
entirely nominal the basis ot 6bsc for No RIO IN
C-.c jobbing parcels Fears OF further
large shipments Brazil also checked demand Cleared
Victoria Hogarth with Il. bags ana cleared
TaorTnira with 5000 bags United STATES
warehouse deliveries 2OS4G bags were large, ana IN
present low prices encourage
veres the United States las; week. ll14SJ bags IN
Guiding 10397e bags from NewYork against total at
ports s 692 bags the previous week and e2S bags
year Shipments Of Rio coffee 10 the United States
last week. 5000 bags: 10 Europe 1900 bags Santos
shipments the United States 10000 bags: 10 Europe,
bags Receipts for the week. 64.O0 bags. against
G3 900 bags last week and GSO0o bags last Mid
conees rucl luli heavy ard nominal with demand con-
email parcels except coo bags Maracato which
changed hands private terms We quote: MaracaibO.
GAQs%c Cncuta. oql6,hc Jamaica eh9loc; La
Guayra. 7Qi71Ac, sayaniia 5ltGlge Mexican. G9l5c;
Central American 7Gi7hc Costa Rca, 7Ql5'hc: cores
in parchment 59sisc: Mocha. i7*ai91sc; Padang In
teror. 23a24Hc: fsncies 2Ta3oc: Corinchie. 26n27c
The OF contract prices to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
OTHER MARKFTS-DY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. 1o-There active demand Tor
cattle day and prices were steady for the great bulk
of offerings and strong for choice lots. by far the
larger part offerings about medium IN quail
NV ana only comparatively small part Of the cattle
were strictly choice. Sales At 81 sOdsI - FOR
common TO dressed beef S3I$J for
choice 70 fancy shipping cattle the bulk u the steers
crossing scales - 3)ifSJ 10. There mOder
ana feeder trade prices ranging from 81 ~
10 81 30 and stun sold rather freely
lower pricen for common lots. while choice
grndes were steady. Calves unchanged. Despite
the unusually big supply u hogs. there such
active demand mat prices ruled stronger and mostly
o. higher bulk of the Gales being at 81 H. Heavy
rackers rod ut 81 454s3 00 and prime medium weight
Shipping hogs brought 50 70gS3 72ls Extremely heavy
receiu,z - sheep and lambs caused some decline IN
prices but there such good demand Tor choice
iocks that such kinds did no, weaken much
might have been expected sheep sold anywhere from
1883 20 for the poorer kinds un to 81 2ouS 90 for
pood 10 choice declining lonl5c. while others
were laG2Oc Western fed sheep sold nj 81 $50
81 80 Lambs sold Sass 20 for inferior 10 prime lots
Western sheep and lambs were offered In very large
numbers. Recerts-catte. 1900 hogs. slOOo. sheep.
30 OO,D. ...
East Liberty. Jan. i0.-cattle steady; prime. ~ eog
81 2JGt3 o., bulls. stags and s2d$J 10
Hogs fairly ac,iye prime medium weights % ~ ess, Ss
heavy hogs 80 0ods3 TO- good roughs $685. .; common
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
IMPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Ycrk January 10 1897.
cOTTON-The extraordinary 71ovemeLt = cotton at
tide o. receipts forecssted hy adyces rom ths ~
terror caused very weak feeling IN e9',on 10 n % y
cen, 'c n ves EnFIisS cables caused our market
oeen barely steady at decline Of Q3 points The weak
p.ys co,,on oneratives were threatening strike
sss wages were restored January II. Another element
Of weakness persistent hammeng by parties olera
e,e, or,Ion as a sort Of batterng-ram: but without
much as prizes at the lowest th9wi loss o.
lower and the closing tone Of the market quiet and
steady Total futures. ST. 800 bales Spot cotton
,nisnds Z ii-IGc: niddling Gulf 3-l6c against TAO
7sc sales 6l5 bales including 80 spinning
ANYTHING bat satisfactory and there s nothing Ike old
time speculative interest in the raw naierS; @ @nurns
the afternoon the market developed consderabe irreg
Iar,v with weak general undertone following lquiia-
and increased activity on the par, ot ne pear ron
"a oosG 600 bales against AZ $50 bales last week and
tomorrow l45ooal5ooo bales against 20 $50 bales last
week 4l0 bales last year. southern spot markets.
nadns ie. sass aH9''a o %s' bales Noble steady 5c
800 bales. Savannah steady, 3+c; sales ~ bales
foE steady 5sc sales AS bales Baltimore nominal
sac. Augusta steady 5o-l6c. 1-icc decline sales 4i3
eSo. cearances reached but Io77 bales including
7527 Great Britain. 1850 TO France; and 400
bales II 5s bales and bales respectively thus far
this week Since September he total export oYenens ]
considerably 10000 and to the Continent 1o729-2
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
easier. sales u 900 bales speculation and export, Zoo
American ece} s g Gpenea AmfTGa Sae SEN Ses a at
last nights prices. Closed barely steady 3Ql O4d net
aeSHf Marc6 aEcfy sicb MaToh @ hPT ais Apr-ay 6
May-June 3l2isb: JuneIuy 3l3zb; July August 3lia
0c;ober~Novemfer 3lGs: November December. 3lGl4s
ADMINISTRATIONS dull: cloths, moderate demand a.,
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

evidence The feeling among holders was decidedly nTn
and pr,ces IN sorne Instances advanced %c Most
encoragns accounts received from primary points
Dealers were said be having little dncuy IN rean
Ing full outside prices despite the recent advance FOR
eIen sorta remain and almost unchanged We quote
Domestic common TO ordinary 3+Q'Ac fair 10 sooa
Gqsirc: Patna, 4hd5hc; do in bond PAGE; Japan os
&c: lava AZ aisc RangoOn. In bond. 2h2|c:
SIGAR-A bid O. sHc for centrifugal was snd 70 have
been refused the afternoon, and no business had
transrlred ut the advance TO late hour The feeling
cen,rfngai at 4i4c Muscovado, so test. at 3sc and
molasses sugar 50 test. at 3lsc. The London market
opcred in an unsatisfactory ruling dull and
iird for Java. % Cd for fair refnng
and beet quiet with prices nominal at & % for present
month Qs 80 month better feeling was said
10 prevail the close however In the local market re
fined sugar was demand and firmly held at
former prices We quote Dominos 5ftc; cut loaf and
crushed Sac powdered and coarse powdered. t-oc;
granua,ed and fine granulaed 554c: coarse granulaed
and extra granuated. 5&sc. confectionery granu-
lated, 5ac cubes. Tide; MIX powdered and mould
A. 5ibc: diamond 4. 6tc conecticners' ~ Jisc: Nos
and 2 47sc No 3. l3 lGc; No I. 4%c; No :! 4sc; No
O. 0i6c: No :, 4isc: No S. I-lCc No o. 4hc; No 10
45-lGc; II. 4lc; No r. BIC: No ~. 4bc: No H.
l-lGc: No ~ &c. No 10 -l6c.
WOOI. EXCHANGE :Ti ORT5-Domestc wools are In
good demand firm prices. No changes from current
quotations noted. The situation is OF satisfac-
ton throughout. Current quotations based on Wool
Exchange official classncations are as follows:
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA quarter clothing .2S q
AND WEST VIRGINIA. Coarse clothing. ~ u
Washed: Unwashed -
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

light supply and with demand fairly active and nrh
advices from the interior prices favor sellers SWeet
potatoes steady. Onions scarce and hrm. capnages @
steady CaulInowers light supply. Other winter Vese
tables unchanged Kaie and spinach sold well when on
attractive quality: Southern vegetables scarce ana pc
nominal In absence Of important offerings we quot
Potatoes Long Island per Dbl 81 0as2 oo ao n9S
S2as2 81; do State and Western s2qf2 30; sweet pou
toes per bb 50 b0as4 20 Brussels sprouts per aos,
s1sc bces per bbl 5oa75c do. per 100 bunensn g GU
Sumbers per crate sia:2 20 cahbages roo s2ass
do Danish seed Dbl 81 DO red $3.50. do per
per bh s1Ts7: egg plants. per DBL souSiv; 'e50s..
box 50 r6atS lettuce per 6eI csyqIsr sTq
sass peas per basket sis2 o peppers per carTlsr hs
s1Gs?5O squash per bh slns' co. ~ sc do white. 4o
9c per b ds 25 string seage per peT sb
81 5casa O DO Baltmere 81 75as2 onisns. sqS.2 w Io
bi,n 20 56ass Do Eartern white 1890; do red 81 %
Gs3 20; do yellow PER bb 81 IVs5; do. STATE "'''
Western. yellow. S2QS2 90
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

l5s1f5 5s Beef nrrn extra India mess 6ss 3D. MIN.
mess. 55s 3D. Pork nrn; prime mess nne Western 4s e.
prime mess medium Western. 45e. Hams-Shor cut *
to l6 fb nrm 37s. Bacon Cumberland cut, % 20 90 n
steady 2ss short NIB. 20 10 ~ No. dull 30s: ions cyes,
dies heavy 40 10 45 o steady. 27s: short clear backs
10 to ~ No. steady. 27s 81 clear bellies IL 10 - n
2ss Iard-Prtme Western, steady. rs e. Cheese.
American finest white and c0lored arm. I3s O. Tallcv
Prime city nm i9s Co,tonseed oil-IAyerpooi refined
dull las 6d. Turpentine-Splriis steady 2s Rosln-
Common steady 4s ihd. Imports of wheat IN Lyerr.oi
during tho last week: From Atlantic por;s " 90 auar
ters: from Pacific ports 1900 quarters from other por,.
1900 quarters Imports Of corn from Atlantic n,r,.
36 500 quarters. $500
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
eOr-ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan IoCotton steady; middlins Sac; low
,cr,s +, Great Britain 3D3l bales. the Continent,
100 bales coastwise 539 bales: sales. 463 bales.
stock 2l3 cDs bales. ,,. 80,
Norfolk Jan. iO.-Co,,on steady; middiing. 6ec low
,riidiinn lGc; good ordinary 4sc receipts. 323b
bales exports coastwise 22Io baes sales AIS bales.
stock QO.031 bales.
low mi,dng 5-l0c: receipts $40 bales shipments ZOE
bales sales. ii3 bales, stock. d9Opj bales
%cy Orleans Jan l0COton easier middling. D o-lbc,
low n,ddllng Sc good ordinary, llGc, receipts ~ l5o
bnles exports coaswise. 2Il5 bales; saes 3oo' bales
stock 5OA OF balse. ~ ,, -
s.vannah Jan 10 Cotton steady: middiing 5ac; low
niidiine l5lOc; receipts 3sl5 bales. coast
wise ip5i bales sales 40 bales stock. i4C3i bales
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

FLOUR AND MEALIn order to accomplish nny,nng
-four Obliged make liberal Sh sha a
Is sss g. wiss4 sHsns s4sa sss
ss::ss:s, : :s a:ss f. ~: $s
"a 1asssi l. a. g
sa1 sssf., Maaoos' ?as Da
mG}iT mGSnr m buH SdN s5c: GSc ely feed 5c
hony chop c'c olnsa s2oSs2I ssy%eYins' 'O"sO
Following ou, the sSaTsh 'en2r Of
Sns @ %s %Dsa; o& On: s"S S lSaTy
visible supply figures tSsehG1 Sa Te was sineRs %oa fes no
at time during the any sy m
very Indifference the prevailing spirit OF dIressl1n
The trading element was ser SSng SSag ns bs ir ibr
aggressive on the short eide at various times our
general unloading OF wheat accumulated earier IN the
session on visible ssry Sn & "S aecnmpsS pG'
little without proper speculative backing In addition TO
wseat receipts Which tooy 5s4 against ae2
cars last ys%r E stocks i seSTeased bush
thore evidences that cold wave would reach inc
sour state report not generally creded never. .S
week were go 600 previous week and
wheat showed weeks Increase @ Hl put oe S
in effect were isG1d lower from Liverpool 2Og2s points
ne, on on Paris wheat 4Sa" ps ossaces 1 ."T sa
but entire week are scheduled TO eScesi M those OF
aet
against GS3 bush last Tho supply Of No red
bush The visible supply figures were 3SS3.OOO bush.
against SO s72ooo bush last year representing weeks
Increase Of 1900 bush. Exporters understood TO
have taken loads onethird Of which was reported fr
South Africa Quotations Of cash wheat, b aCoat
basis were follows: No red, 81 OOs No hard Man
uoba 81 O2ia No hard Duluth 81 o3S: No Northern
Nev.-York 81 O0A: No . Northern Duluth. 91esc; No
hard Manitoba. 81 OOis. On the curb May wos quoted
92c .COHN-ONing TO prospects OF larger receipts at
the West, a decline Of h0hd IN Liverpool quotatiors
ana an increase 100000 bush in the visible supply.
corn was weak lower to-day. closing iaNssd net de-
cline Trade light IN both the speculative and spot
markets exporters buying in the latter only loads The
total visible now stands 39.5lSOG bush, against 20,
5 bush year The local stock Is 1925 900 bush.
against 6113OOO bush last having decreased 100000
llsh during There decrease OF 8Sl.,OO
bush also IN stock Of No com, which Is now 34c9
bush The amount OF on passage decreased sei
600 bush while the worlds shipments were about LOCO
OCO bush smaller week No closed 3i3sc
0 afoat. .OATS1he feature in oats to-day was
IN increase OF bush IN the local stock which
seemed hardly justified by tho receipts and output OF the
the visible supply formed the basis az general weakness
in the market throughout the day final prices showing
a partial nc net decline Tho local supply is $3.50 900
bush and the visible supply is 14TT2s0 bush agains,
13 CSC bush last year There was only small
port trade consuming 20 900 bush. but liberal business
vas reported Chicago. No oats quoted 2skc No
oats 2Slc: No white 29l.c; No 3 white 29Ac; track
mixel 2S = G3Oc; white. 20q33c. .RYEMarket
easier No 2 Western. 55c o b New-York; No West
ern &c, o New-York. BARLEI-Market easy;
quoted at 34Rc New-York.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
CLYDE LINE.

~ ALI, FLORIDA POINTS, THE SOUTH AM
NM SOUTHWEST . -,
tn. only steamer Line @ cMARLEsToNt N, ~ An'
'AeNS superb Passenger Accommodations. .
Reduced Winter Excursion rates now ~ e"eg, ..
SStIE rue. Jan. II IROOtolS. Mon. .sn !.
sEWINOfE. " Fri. Jan. IA ALGoNQClN' Wed 5ani
@ ~ 90 East ioot Roosevelt st) i ii
fro"' i WM r. CLYDE & co. General Agen"'v
,, ~, C. Pen Fast F. & +. Line via JacksonyI's
fe, noot Trcigh, and Passenger Line va Cha,esy'"
IT q EGEK. General Agent $40 Broad"ay' ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 10. 345 p m.-Exchange-Wheat. spot.
No red Northern spring dull rs ehd Corn-spot Arm:
American mixed rs md futures quiet; January Is 2hd;
February as lAd: March. IS nd Flourst Louis fancy
winter dull W. Vd. Hops London Pacinc Coasp. nn.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

81 TO- do extra So 3jas O do family. 81 lts4 % win
ter wheat. patent. 81 s3gs5 i9 spring 90 s'gSP b
firm spot month. 9i 37 Sc February "
May 05c bid No . red 92ha93c: stock IS, Zss
25 bush sales bush; Southern wheat by sample
and February. 32%a327sc: steamer mised 3la3n s se
stock 70527 BUSH sa;es ZOO bush; southern whe 3
corn 30a3ic do yellow @aSS zc oats mrm ,ts oo2
bush RYE steady No nearby. J"A Aq53c; No west west
ern 53&a54c stock. AL 535 bush Hay steady choice
timothy $l3 Grain freshs quiet and steady; steam 10
strong: granuiaed s. Butter quiet fancy creamery
22a23c: initiation. 1sGl9c; do iadle 1Ic; good aue
81 medium IOGlO4c: do % small. 1oi.al0i2c.
Boston. Jan. l0-Flour steady: spring patents - log
s. 10; spring clear and straight 81 3ogs2 ~ W wro oG
81 -. Cornmeal quiet T2n7ic per bush slDgsi ,, PEI
hbl Corn steady steamer yellow, 3I32c; Nos ana q
yellow 37a31lc. Oats steady fancy clipped 'z,sc 40 10
snrng bran SIt 20: winter BRAN Sj 80 mddngs 81 30
NSl7 80 Rod Dog nour. sl7 Beet steady s'esTs ~
hind quarters sl7a9'ac; fores $40 veal sWiUc MI
ton nrn: yearllngs. 6q7c spring sa0c Butter qIet
Northern 22ihc: Western. 22c imitation, l1flsc iadl"'
i5qG, Cheese dull: Northern. 9go.c Western s'sgoc
Buffalo Jan iO.-spHng wheat-Onerings light Limits
strongly held; No hard e9c: no Norn$rn t 0r 81 W.
pOc Winter wheat-ONerngs light; No red 99ci No
white in store. o5c Corn-Firn No yeow 5227tc: 70
yellow nc: 4 yellow. Sc; No corn J2-.ci %
corn go: no 4 corn 3l%c. Oats-Dull but firm; No
1n,%eG wn''5 5Gsc 40 2 mixed 55sc Baey-very firm for
common ajI3Sc; State. good to choice 4oqi6c, iced
barley. 20ia u32c Rye dull Eo 2 IN store aT. lion, ,
dull best patent. spring s. 254y2 o e96cs suIs %
grade spring 50 2jQs3 20 patent winter - 2og ~
hest family winter 81 1895 low grade winter. 81 500
50 GO; Graham best. 81 1884 30
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
,,.,IOpY STEAMSHIP LINES.

NJ TEXAS SO CARoLINh, ,, Ga; ASp ,.,,.s Fla 70 an
,,,s n Texas Colorado. Utah Arizona Caion,.t,oas
POM Georgia Florida. g. Excellent accom-
co &c. 80 ,n- co page Pocket Guide mailed ues,,
, MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts. Pier 70 l. h' :"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
FRENCH LINE.
:. u L A L .axa..a 0 Lar

C,OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque.
~ prREe-r LINE TO IAVRE-PARIS FlANcEL
Di"f' Ca iine every Saturday at 10 \. N.
From, Pier No AZ North River. foot Morton street
c,scogne .... Jan. - Ia Bretagne .Feo !
20 Sarmsnde Jan O. IA Gasc0gne ..,.... Ieo !.
Ia 10 c,a,,nagne ~ Jan. 20 Ia Normaniie ..,.F Feo "
la tnanllns m, lls rossars Y Y-Pars $50 ami upwards.
CO a~ency for T. s. and Can. Bowling Green " I.
&c, Gee, yeStern Agency. II Dearborn st. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

pvERrIsEMENrs sna suos,r''%S ,se.s %S i2,s Dfoadsy
n1rth OF 3lsi-sL, until . V.oH Prses a, regas
meats lee ,ved al the too~'ne ~ VII. -. s,s-svs
corr e5i 81, 1872 oh ave- cor iz,n nsss west ~
eni iaIh st. ita CclumOus-aNs ,, ,s,h-s, 25T We
an VA a, near 0th-ave. v2 Eas, , rs g. S
isist IN and sth i,s ys' SIS o2s q ave- S.
20 ave s"s Isl, ave near sp,h St 30 90, psscksr-st
Ts,st nsi "a ave 2io beessorg, og, a. ave W sd-s"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
WHITE STAR LINE.

a. NEW YORK-QU QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL
Teutonic ... Jan. u noon leutonc .... Feo = zoe
rtannt- Jan. 10 noon Britannia. c..... Feb - nor
Natestic ....Jan % noon Naiesrc.......Feo . nc,
Grrmanc...... Feb q noon Gcrmanic .... Mar noos
n general Information apply 70
'N' WHITE STAR LINE.
r,o- ~, AZ North River. ONCE Broadway y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
no VENEZUELA.

l. STEAMERS OF the RED "D' LINE 9ndsr , na npponts
,..e, win the United states NoNe'""''' -
va an rom Robert pier. Brooh'yn c,h.uo CuRcA
Tor ia Guayra Oor Caraeas) fus,ro r,rs.ac
ana Mara'a'DTi DTinnrsisy r January u. p Il
ss. ihiii..r,S -. wednesday. feoinaD -
b. 'N'' noILroN. BLISS RAil.EI' l.an, 9,
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

Recep.s a. the ports interior points to-day. com
rarea with the same day week and last year, were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
BANANA RAILROAD.

l. THE SEA ROUTE TO san ytI, I'ltANCas.o -, Ports Q
,,.,,,r, M tho Isihmus for all West 'oas' '0'''
o0""e''"M Mexico Central aad sSg,h i, Amsric@ an, Ny
s,o.,,er. sau from pier foot West -''N >, moo
steamer s'. Ian "a, noon flNANC T. .... Jan 81 ~
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