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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-11

80 .Sn Jr-TE-r,rm markets again reported.
n.c iy ior Manila and ssal hemp Prices continue 70
ard available supplies are well ftd ny ss-.And
AZ, Jnfe and jue butts are, as rue sta'y'
,,,cs. are as follows Manila hemp spot INC; Manila
iilos" rmcnt nominal Manila hemp. shipment, United
Temp u. conn SSc sisa spot logoe siss snpnen
o9ioife. I'LL III. I'd equal &C. jute shipment X Is =
jute butts spot. paper quality Se ,u'e nu,s
shpmens paper qualify nomihai' '"'e "''' '"'
~" iue butts bageing. INC. IT, ,,te. and n o-r,
l%s, 10 Tbsre was q demand Tor hdes anu hIin
l, w,th some prices higher. Demand iair ana Oh
fsrnss light Price, a. f9 ,ac posoaa isaies
c.nsi o0oe 1ays'sSnS MS1asaS ..ee
Cspenoi iil,c Savaniia. iiGl2c; Texas l3c Mata-
moss isc a..d Hsv;n. as 1ss' ,2S Sa ' Sul;
n nm,ns ,cEuiic; side brands le9io*e, bulls. o'-G
sss: cows csx io ixsgsniSs saI bull. Ss eSHc.
"IEhTHER-Thsre steady market Win lsw
price, priced =. follows H.mock no-sed nss selection
912inc' s.roaSc seconds IV,s92ic Thirds. Is9l9 nc;
sSiSc Union ght backs sc middle , Dss1s
DC: rnldd.s heavy. 2SVISc' ssss""'' "~" 'o~N'
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selected wether. s. s5qs, e5; cu'is to commos 50 $50
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June iO-Cotton steady: m'djlng &c: lew
middlng 5Nc. good ordinary. 5.c receipts - bales
sales 26G stock -. i5I. 49,
baltimore June iO--Cotton nominal: midd,ing. 6ac;
low midt.ng Ice good ordinary 5sc. net receipts
i2l3 bales gross LOS Great Britain. sos: to
the Continent 22iI. stock, ll,s6i.
Memphis June lO.--Cotton steady; mdflng. DC; low
mddn9 SIC good ordinary. Sc; net receipts leo bales
gross CSC: shipments. 72l sales go. stock In 1885,
a. $50 in 1897. -. 2oe.
st Louis June l0.-Cotton quiet; miCiling. &c; low
mddng $50 good ordinary 5'>c net receipts 6l bales
gross 1894 shipments 1906. sales i395 stock lib
Savannah. June I0-Cottcn quiet m.ddling. DC; low
mdding i1-16r receipts. 27l bales. stock. 15.ItS.
New Orleans June 10.Cotton quiet mddlinT. l-loc
low mlddlng T-i6c. good ordinary, sc; receipts 100
bales exports Great Britain llsI; 10 France. 4CS
sales, 700: stock Corrected 1871. COS.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June iO-There light supply o. cattle
To- day The demand sufficiently good to quickly alb
.cr he offerings and Psss usd . cGmon cs1i e Is
okes and feeders s.gs So cows .nd a set r. 50 tDa
steers 81 5odsi IS Hogs were active and prees were
&c higher The close wa, weak after tne trade as
asa To- butchers. ssast 20: mixed. SO a3ds4 Is; light,
marked but the demand was c9rrespond,ngy
IA 2sss I2 heavy sheep 81 l59s+ rs; spring lambs. 50
mo 20 clipped lambs 81 b0dS6 10: wooed lambs 50 80
Receipts. Cattle 800 head hogs FL 600 sheep. il0oo
Cincinnati June Io-IIogs steady at 50 25ds4 90 Cat
n. steady AZ 81 aqs4 co. Sheep steady at - 75GN
lambs quiet at $3.50 30
East Ruralo June io.-Cattie-Recepts were all con-
through owing TO the absence Of sale stock In
any number there but little doing Hogs-Recepts
fair: fairly active YORKER good 20 choice - %
Gf+ 10; rcughs eornmon 70 so9d 70 ooS'S ~ pg, con-
Ugh! and market srens iassSs choice to s1rs % Spo
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r1.RoprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June TO- 3:45 p. m.-Exchange-W WHEAT
Spot dull No red Northern spring; Ys No red West
ern winter SIS Cd Corn-Spot firm American mixed.
b 3D. futures quiet July IS 3d. se Pc % Is I'D
London Pacific COAST dull f2df4 Beef dull: extra
India mess 75s: prime mess. Sss o.. Pork dull: prime
mess fne Western SIS prime mess. medium Western.
JO- Hars-short cut "a to 10 10 STEADY Sls Cd Bacon
"a NJ s2s Cd: long clear middles. light 10 TO IS n.
ais long clear rniddes heavy 40 TO A. 10 ais ga
short clear hacks 10 70 ~ 3is clear bellies IA 10 is
10 a2s shoulderssquars ~ to "a 10 steady "a: Lard
Prime Western steady. 30s ID Cheese dull American
finest white and colortd to.d and new S5s ID Talow
Prime city dull 2Ds 81. Cottonseed ollIvepool refined
steady is, Sd TuroentneSpirts steady 2&s 3D. Resin
Comm cad
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 10 D. m-Cotton-spot quiet prices
favor buyers: American mddng o 1874. The sales Of
day ba.es OF which 300 were FOR specu-
lation and export, and included INo American Re
ceipis 1900 bales. all American Futures opened and
c,osed dull with moderate demand. American mddlng
| m C. June S2-64d sellers June and July 3 81 eid
sellers July August 3 81 6+d buyers August and
S.ntember 3 ~ 64d sellers: September and October
81 Gid sellers october and November 9o64d sellers
Nov.mber and December ?96fd sellers; December and
January 90 6td sellers January and February 20 CAD
sellers: February and March, - 6i3 30 sd buyers
March and April. 3 80 G4d buyers
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BALTIMORE &OHIOR r

leave New YORK "hiteha ie'"''n"A s"-t" Fe'Fy seS
fool of Liberty street -
CHICAGO = 80 a. m, 'l:43 2. m. and 'le:l5 night
rITTsBUhG. 40 a. M, IS 81 p; m. si:a5 D. a.
80 !; night 30 a. trains from Liberty u. onyl
CINCINNATI. 81; ID OF, ns, ,iooc = NJ 80, p m
.,i30 a. m (Diner). 400 D. m. 'lt3 .Dnsr t3;So
fnner, .4:b5 ,Diner). 555 p and 'i2:i5 night
NOR FOLK. ell 80 a m
SEW ORLEANS. '4:5I p m 0hroush sleeper.
trains illuminated with Pintsch l.g1t.
cssces: llS l72 26t. 4Si 1884 Bdway. II f. Hh-sts
COZ powsry Y; a3g 3i4 Fuori-st. Brook;yn: White.
hsu terminal Baggage checked from hotel resdenco
TO destination.
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ndiIroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA


p.s s 2, West e1sas street ana
s,U. leaving e ID from M bssoioss ana ccrsss:
rs ten minute. later that given below ZOE
' Ssw FASr Sx-Puman nuns; p.,Ss G.: =
s ssss.o NJ se.es.s s r sitssaas e.' ..n
fH fx sH,Hlis1a'f spS
st cSsso p e.s:, sS' 4oso a"a
i'T Sor r u; cHSaeoe AND ST. LOUIS rxPREss-
so wss 4 nSnS"" sxfk Ssas+.1 r. Cleveland
tt9ffa sEfsRs 1H!Sfass-For P
sAF Fa-na;9s s. LSSi' Plt,Ourx snA
$50 Mx for Syn ssespf sanss
s ssp.s car Ns% YORK !. Altoona Gas. Liberty PITT:
WAsmni'vsGMTfSsd DAN eSeeDs sSad. syou Fl
10 30 Dining ca 10 20 n al P ea a and
a"s scs s.s 10 S.s D ns Sf e s
m ~ Ok Nd ?, Dining carr. $50 Dining Carr sou p
S@sr ,lrt RALwAY-Evpress 40 p. 1905 night
AnLA NJ T.s COAST LINE-Ezprc-s go M and $50
roe 4Sn om c,2 nd sas
Atlantic sra 40 n daily, x.es,y. D+.Oro.s.. and
nan ps si5se r 10 m ThrSp seh and
TX na.ss FAX ;i's SUNDAY.
Street stator p0s' so 's +, z" from % % ~ ii
r1 cos Tnssys % 10 a:os 30 s:S S'G So
no m SUNDAY, 80 -, p m
snH PN1I tDf.tJfitA.
GO. IN 80 $40 asn. 80 n 20 Pnnns Limited. e0
oirnirg Car, 70 ~ Dining carr. ITO a. M u 90 loi
80 ~. 40 8 20 ~, ming car ~ b)ring carr, DIV
0,ining. carr 40 $50 ieos night sundsye
7 IN. y 20 so 80 go N,nitedl go. 1910 t',in-
irr can \. N. I.5O fDlnnv can. $50 40 tDininf
'arl % nr'nr Can $50 dining Car, 40. $50
y 10 nJ night
Ticket ooe- No. asi iios is93 H. and 26l Broad
way; tror House; West Twentythrd street station;
and stations foot ~ Desbos-- and tortlanit Streets
Court street $50 Fulton @e broadway. sno
p"nnsylvara Annex station Brockivr: Setrn. Jersey
CIV. TIVE New York Transfer Company VIII call foe
ami check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination
Te'ephon. 't2~t Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Parond cah Sr-vi~e
J. y HrTCHtNSON +. r. WOOD.
Genera Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORERR

Trains leave W. 42d St. station N. Y. folowA and
Is m earlier from Of Franklin ST:
100 p n. Daily for Albany, Syracuse, Rochs:tss|
GAO p NJ Daily for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,.
Buffalo. Niagara Fa.is Toronto. Detroit. cievsiand.
(r,csGo and ST. Louis.
SIS r. 81. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochses
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fnilz. Toronto Detroit. ClsveaAA
Chicago and ST. Louie
fine tablss prpclpal hotels and ofness
6. = LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New yosA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively:
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic sishais
stations IN Rev YORK. foot Of Liberty ST.
ard south Ferry. whitehall 81:
Ira rs lea;t foot OF Liberty 81

st.pions IN New YORK. Of Liberty ST.
.nd solfh Ferry. whitehall 81.
Trs .ns least foot OF Liberty 81
and after May 2. ls''s -.. a.
go 10 oslo 4 NJ d2:O0 NJ. Eastonl. J 80 tso %
cI.0o - East9r) a. NJ 100. 80. 600 p NJ o,.
For wi!kesbslr-. Ptston and Scranton A'U S'iv -
NJ 80 T. n sundays. 49, A. ~ ma soo Attn
For Real.ne ana Hsrrs0grs at go go 90 e:iS
tii.Sc to R.ading) A. NJ. LOO l:+J. o3o 600 r. NJ
FIR ssn6ury Lewi.burs and wliamsPor, a! go 500
e:Io A. ". l;3o. t.t3 800 n. i2i9 night. sunaaS~
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C 49,.
r. Red Bank. Long Brsncn Asbury Pa,kso O sn
Gr,,- AMI points south Point Pleasant. }3o. S0.
II 20 A. NJ. l.3p. 400. 49, 5:3s 6:ia r 81 Sun
days stops Al inerlsken FOR Asbury PARK sne Ocean
C;rove) 600 OO:l5 Rel Bank onIll A. NJ 400 H.n
$50 G:l5 7. NJ. sundays. 900 a NJ. 4no L.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barneeat PARK ana bansss
rat 43O $50 A. N 80 $50 T. 81 sundAya ioD
For Atlantic city. vneand and Bridseton. 40 A. NJ
iso p ". .,. =.
Navs.ink 4 70 $40 :eo 4. NJ I'm. s:t5 p
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier 5. y. r.. foot % Rector ST. 49,,
Yo- Ati,ntc Highlands Highlands OF Navesink NO.
Ling branch so 1913 A. ". q ~ Sa'uriy onVJ 80
90 p NJ SUNDAYS 9:,0 A NJ, 1900 y NJ .,...
For riheron. Asburv Park. Octan Grove snd points
south 10 Poir, Pleasant 1918 A. NJ. n;oo ssturnsx
Asbrry PARK ard ocean Grove) 90 A. NJ
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NAVAL STORES.

There was .ii'le ihe market. although the
general feeling about steady Pitch showed relative
fTmness. Quotations foIi ";
TAR-Regulors 81 s5ptl a3. oil bbls. 80 3THJs30 30.
pITC1I-tl -
SPIRITS TT RPESTiNE-2''.9 csc.
fS-Cofnmon 70 rood strained 81 i21fl &5 T. 81 20
GSi 80. +. 81 oaasi d7is g. 81 20. H. 81 60: 81 ~.
K 81 80. ". 81. y. 81 10. @. 81 -; ". 81 30
STOCK on HAND.
SPLITS turpent!nc. ~ DDS
Charleston June io-Turprntn. nrm :S'sc. Rosn
nrm. unchanged
Savannah June l0-Spirifs turp-rtine firm. &c bid:
sales s2G bhls receipts. 1871 Rosin nrm unchanged;
sales J.3 Ab,s receipts. 2.HiG.
Wilmington. June io.-spris turpen'in. steady. 2iis3
&c: receipts iG hbls. Rosn siasi 90; receipts.
3J2 Crude turpsntne steady 81. 81 81 and 81 20.
cep,s Ibis. Tar steady. 81 20. receipts 30 bbls.
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a DvEnTis EMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A q their Uptown Office. No. Lag Broadway.
20 door OF 3st-rt until o'clock M advertise
en,s tho following branch Offices al regular
ornrs until o'clock VIZ: ~ sth-aNe. r. e.
cor 2d st: 1872 6h-ave cor. i2h-st Macy 9th ave
and Columbus near West j6th ST.; 100
IVES, 4oi st 6th-aye: ~ East ith-st PSI West
)<ctst 9Th and 9Th i53 Fast 41h-st; LBS
3d-avc between 10th and 11h Sta l026 81 ave- near
6ls a. Los lst S'th at. Ga 81 ave. near
2iO Beecker st. 32b Blocker 81
zoos "a ave $40 East Totn-sr: 1921 3d 1859 3D.
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CoTToN-The feature Of today's cotton news was me
the bear contingent The latter however dd not prom,
by s afssns re PC ss rscsvsa rom the
States and indication thai ram woud nT pus III an
Of the market dull ard easy LseIP0o caoie' h0t ,n
ing up to es on an ''s r the res. Of tn. fore
noon business hung IRE and eui lte further change
more or less ntmdaed by talk Of yellow fever in Misss-
sppi where the outbreak was first noted last year a'so
the purrort Of the crop report Prompt
d,ion ., aeou; s had looked neure
- There wa some selling as c. e'U ISi aSen
Later in the Gay the market developed Arm underfone
in the nearer m0nA' on aes ae osa s na
months yni. higher tsr ,d months s points net
e. SPOT 'oSR ssssd s'sady w scss ,o on
spa IN Southern markets. niddlns quoted were
sas .aiss D's 20 q Ss,.s Mosn. nominal q, Sls
Il steady %s%S Ssss :ssssS s.s Sssso!s
ssa At sSs s. sssv s 81 Ssle' s Honnf q.
sret at 4V &C. sales isss bales sis'
Great Britain .s1 Eran e, con's 2 ~
T.: ~ S g ssIi.
1e The 'a o n,i sSssa report S Jun.
Change as follows Total general Of o.
cotton planting a make n, r,:n
The decreases in the different states compared with
I; South Carolina 8: Georgia g. Florida IL Alabama,
Mississippi, =; Louisiana, Texas 81 Arkansas q Ten
To- Missouri. Is. Oklahoma, z; indian Territory
u The condition June was 50. compared with
ss5 the responding date last year. and with an
condition for the last ten Of Sill
The condition by States is follows North Carolina So
South Carolina Georgia. 50; Florida, &c. Alabama. 50.
Mississippi 81 louisiana. 50: Texas 50; Arkansas SO;
Tennessee Co. Missouri. So: Oklahoma. S. and Indian
Territory The condition in Texas. Georgia Misss
spp and Tennessee s points above the tcn-,esr aver
Arkansas points; in North Carolina, points.
louisiana. point In Alabama the average Is ex-
sciy the for the last years. and
a !
pared with that for the ten years preceding While there
State from which the usual complaints Of hail. in
poor stands have not been received, the
erai condition rs highly favorable.
The condition In the various States
y
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

srrn.s Buffalo 955 NJ. Pullman vesbue Day coaches
and taric cars. service. Meals la carte.
Connects al Bufao wiIh Detroit anl
.I.ijJ. 1900 p II. daily TO- EAsTON. MACCH
CHIfNK NILKESBARRE SCRANTON week days..
sri coal branches. Chair A Msuch Chunk
s:i5II. 4tiO T. :. daily. except sunday. FOR WILKES
p.uPF' pITrSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
for ali points In coal regiona
p1nlmsn Puret Parlor car for Wilkesbarse
.1,5O, ego +. ". daily except SUNDAY, for EASTON
.,a Chair Car to EastOn
tI,, ,,;t5 p. ". Sundays oniy) for MAJCH CHUNK
and ntsrn'ed',ts stations
* 20 G:IO p NJ dairy evcep, Sunday. for EAsrON
md nr,ncirsi nterne diate stations.
su,SO 700 r. ". daily ior BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS and all points Wes, Pullman sleeper yestibus
,rsin Sleepers ~ Buffalo and Toronto.
40 500 p daily except sunday stopping onlY
WU:cH ciir,NK sAYnE GENEVA. RocHEsrER.
TATAv VIA RrFFATO and Toronto Pullman sleeper
~ bufai None ,,eepinRcar carried Ne
.s:5o $40 p daily for WliKEsBARRE. fTH.
&C, GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS and all pon,s West Pullman sleeper 70 chtcssS
ssdi.ic~~i ccai trains aav except sunday Tor SOUTH
pIsfXFIFI.D bound BROOK. ard intermediate points.
nc. az fi:.vs 1000 iO,5o, 5000 1890 SUNDAYS
n,iye n 600 2SO % ~ 40 $3.50 and 6 20 p n
Tcksts and Pullman accommodations at Il3 81 2,&
AZ "a. and s23 broadway 81 r. iNh st. l3e i2StS
g. g, -, Eowrr, y Y sc0 Fulton 81. Court ST. -
p-,,aSr,, and brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN
Transfer Co wili call for and cnecK Dassass ""0
hotel c- residence through 10 Destination
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.....s9O Sd Id g7 Ia S1 % as. q 81. g ISL o Isl Z


lotal receipts at interior for week ending
.idy reached 1928 bales against IL, l1J last week
ana Iys last yea: Shipments aggregated 20 400 bales
IS compared with 3S.af0 week nd IA 092
Present stocks foot s3 g3s bales against 1872 478
IA. week and 81, 4G6 last year :
me snge Of contract prices In the to-day
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1000; midci'ns upland. se-I0d Futures opened quiet
slna 1.esa cdvance closed quiet at 1-eid net de
ss February March a2ob; March-A%rl. Ssob: June.
S,<s' 'unc-Juiy 33oe: Juy-Ausust 8.2b: August
oer'eio 3S2s; sep,emberOctober. s.a1s; october No
vefnber 30s Noven her, December 329e Nanchester-
1aihs and cloths quiet but steady.
comparative cotton Statement, week ending FRI
day June 10. - "
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it, sSi ss s;s e. :; . Il;
'u l:fs' ,s e1s ss w. again about
;s.c,,as .sSi pT :n.s.r.s wa.
9omen lSss fair % ;Sss Srm
2Sc Nev-o leans open kettle csmmen. ga aif.
3 a' goa s$ P5, sl:saci o Shse r. 1asds ss
i4e; good. i5giGS Prime i7aisc; fancy. 1921.
more offerings While spcier continued to improve
On 500 eeane TIE ether depsrr.,s were c on.
To- Tin Iss tasicr with s5 bid 10 as&ed:
;F s's %a Duh with ' spot S s1} u 2'Sa
50 ~. copper va. dull and unchanged WIN spot 20 'y
DAY at 81 oodsG 70 for spot to July Special catss from
@ a i p5 ."f TO as s SS s5aSsn ss fs .
spelter IL" IS I'd TIN easy. with spot quoted at fSs -,
at 100 lis "a AMI future: at nj 3, G
was dS at ise following asois,ions liverpool sd
London ID Glasgow S'd BI''o "a; Leh a. a.; HUI p'
icTdan SCI Amsterdam cork fcr orders IS 3D. direct
c g London ss Ss is 81 cotton r. fGoxN D r
TERs-sail tonnage suitable for the ons-vDyase trades
Is wanted and suitable vessels are scarce There Is ss9
good GSaod for yees for The esrs oil ca Tans and and
frcighis quiet Steamers In moderate demand for
rates was trihc slower Time boats for prompt oadns
are wanted. and rates arc firm, CHARTERS-Hritsh
JsIan se1Scd Juiy 8 nri1i,h seanaer cSo qrs grain
steamer 2l7s trans tiantic trade. months private
for d s a June " q. FTnn sfn' oo toT n
tpreviously) deals Quebec to Liverpool private terms:
to ne , na%. hh
tens ,qS hSso1 e ,d. %dI ina Gp sS.
one trip. about 9s. swedish steamer, LIZ tons.
22c spot German Srs p a. 200 bis reanaa Retro
!eum hence 70 Baltic, private terms British bark 100
T 'rs Nor%egan bark go tons sPoolwood Bangor to
ls5 tons urbcr Montreal TO pnsnos Ayres sri trie
~. tom Jumbo hence to Gnadrioure. 81 =" nri,ish
d So *? ssR Tsda o to E Sswf" esrs ST f n
tons coal Erabethrort To- uShort r's &c. schooner
-'o'tons.ed ~ oneie' T. dsy considerably
the dseSe in sos pPosae'. nssa "a s
prn. crude P b. ar 7,sc '" S. , simmer reIIs~
%S; IN summer yellow tpsr Traa,, 2sa2g,
can can ITaw ~ sc Amercsr boied 4Ga7c Calcutta
s5S o R cS tp t,w fever IN the South
srusn active l.au'9a,icn 'etsy rndcr which rrc.s
asss. SO 75a.i; fsmiy s:oesia: .ho c-s: 81 asa
.:aii3 n PsEs s 8 ''Ts ,@%. mes
bellies weak srnokInr hes. o%@7c: 10 y, c'c /: N,
5Aq;e ~ ~ 5sc picIod shoulders dull quoted t'.s;
n 7.c wes,trn ' :. e Taiiow weak: city ave
nom nal: quoted araStc LAHp-Easy. quoted. or.
Ae a % co G9Gl FHn n que" s }i'' cSEoaa
qgs' qu-ed ci'y ''sq'c ws,,en 81 sTEAI-
RICE-frInress and activity continue the oh'"f char
and dispatches points state Of ar
iairs exists senei1ly compehon wa. i'yy all day De-.
domestic ana fore staple char god hands Quotations
rooG 5.c'i r s@ to csSc, head I'll
Ta,na. 'h@Ie,: DO IN bond a.nS'.c. Japan. cas.e:
stGAH-Euyofs ana sellers camo toTether on several
10 100 bags barbados Centrifugal 90 ,es loc ex
s.ip' and 10" hag- barbsio"s nuscc. a' 50 test. at
fn,rs were ST. bding The above figures ~ centrfuFd
and innsco,aie ALEC &c ir 50 tc'i m,',''es ,le'r
local cent men apgrecahe. Cane a, London ruled quiet
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l.EHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

siatIons West 25d ~. penn X. RI Cottandt %
DrsDrvsSes
Indicates West 23l 81. Other figures shov
tim. from Cortland. DesurOy-
.8f1O, 1920 A. N. Gaily tsunday s6:4J. A. NJ fos
TASTDS and .,.ermedaie stations
1880, =: go 4. NJ. daily for WiLkFSBARRE, ScHAN-
TON fweeh days.. ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,.
PlrFFAIp NIAGARA FALLS he West. and princi-
nal .ocal points. dining and chair Buffalo.
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Foreign coffee -santos-conee market closed
,oi,asy Hamburg-Coffee market opened y pig lower;
Al go N. TO \ pfs net lower; sales II 900 bags
T,vra-Conee market opened quiet 4 franc higher at
- m dull Y franc lower, at m steady and un-
tanced closing prices unchanged total sales 1000
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Bales
Net receipts at all United States ports during
week 313c3
Net receipts at all United States ports during
week last year ......~.............' L. go
Total receipts = this so
Total receipts Same date last year.......656
Exports for the % 1873
Exports for last l4.lss
Toni exports this $50
Total date 100
Stock all United States ports ............ 3D. >SI
year ......''..... ................ 285 G3s
Stock all interior WINS Observation-Disclosures. 1873
Stock all Interior towns same time last year. 1881
Stock 152 90
Stock at Ii, pool Same time 06l 90
Stock o, American afoa n Great britain $1,000
time last "..... .....,............. 5000
The following are the total net receipts Of colt al all
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Rio-Coree market cloted-ho3ey: receipts, 100 bags
The statistical position Of Brszi coffee as I.ows
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3 u. 30 1910 ~ O3

quiet: s, special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
lusricsr m,u hsles Speculation and export 300:
s'ooo bales; rsesip,s 1900 osies, Americas
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Stocks active.
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Receipts brcacstuns at interior points In
last three cphers Co0C, omitted hour pbs grain Dusn
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epts a. the ports and Interior points to-day com
''sa with tue same day last week and last year:

"a. receipts for the week compared with
is9s; ''ns totals OF last week. last year. 1890 a
The age-herald., 1898-01-27
JUDGE BARR VAS AROUSED A Little Warmth in COurtmartial
 Proceedings. NO EVIDENCE INELIGIBLE He Would Investigate the Case to the Bottom lflt Did Carry Someone to the
 Penitentiary.

Savannah, Jan. 26.-The reading of doc of the morning session of the Carter court martial. Records connected with the work of 1892 in Cumberland sound were gone into. The attorneys for Captain Carter objected to this, holding that the plea of statute of limitation, which had been sus- tained by the court, barred out such evil dence.
 Judge Advocate Barr replied to the ob- jection of counsel with some spirit. He said that he never in his life before heard that statute of limitation applied to the admission of evidence. He wished to put counsel on notice that he would go back even further to arrive at the truth of the case. He said that he was pursuing this investigation on lines laid down to show conspiracy, if there was any, and that he would pursue 1t on such paths even if it led to the doors of the penitentiary for some men.
 After some argument by MT Blair, of counsel for the accused, objection was withdrawn. J. w. O. Sterly, chief clerk to Captain Carter and Captain Gillette, was on the stand all during the session.
 The reading of letters and documents pertaining to the contracts of 1892 and 1894 was continued, the purpose being to prove the relations between the parties to the contracts under the charge of conspiracy The evidence introduced today was wholly documentary.
The age-herald., 1898-01-27
THIRTEEN SPANlARDS KILLED.
Blanco's Expedition, It Is Thought, Will Be
 Without Re>u'e.

Havana, via Key West Jan. 26.-General Molina on the morning of January 20 began a second attack upon the insurgent position between Boca Camiria and Punta Maya.
 The Spanish had thirteen men killed, in cluding a captain. They buried their dsad and then retired. They had twenty eight wounded.
 In spite of optimistic cable advices that are being forwarded to Madrid it is not believed in politicau circles here that the journey of General Blanco through the east of the island win bring peace. AL though he carried about s15O,O0O with him when he left Havana, no one believes any important leader will surrender. It is re- ported he wdM soon return because General Gomez has fallen back across the Moron Jucaro trocha in the inter Camaguey dis trict. The presumption is that he went with the expectation of meeting General Gomez Should he return without having induced the principal insurgent chiefs to surrenderfi autonomy 1t Is believed would be considered a failure at Madrid a con- clusion that would seriously affect, the stability of the government at Hayann and at Madrid,