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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

ssF s,S5ssis
quiet and fea,urelsss a,s"ss former prices fully
maintained, na Java was quoted a. lis 80 'n 5ntb h~e,
Ss tHa' Locally refined sugars far demand e.
ola prices with he market sshihiilng nrm rc now
dered ard powdered 10; ganu.ated and me
granua,ed she graduated and extra nne sA ~
XXXX powdered and mould 4. 5sc: diamond ~ 'Tc.
confeconers' A jhc; Nos and p 4Ac No 8 20 l"'
7-ioc: No Q. .sc; 30 To- S-isd: 10 ii. 4Ac: 10 T.
S-loc: No 49, 4sc; No II. i-iGc; No To- &C. No H.
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTs.-The Wool EHchanse
gives the following II the market; The week
weeks previous but notwithstanding this the de-
mand has been active and general that s mas no.
number Of smaller buyers who taking woods In nc
cordance with their requirements Every class OK Too
generally as more gratifying feature. as It indicates
tina; meeting requirements In accordance
feature a stil pronounced form az the month
advances The prices really stronger than or some
Fradea TIE sales q territories have again been larry
active The basis 4 5oc secured and fine and ine me
hecce woods; Ohio. delanes and 40 are now quoted RI
BE FOR choice lots with many holders adherlng hrry 70
are gradually hardening their prices Quotati1ns on
neces N Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA end above are 2Ilc
selling around 24c. while VI Mchloan comhlng IS SAID
T TO sTE om p 70 Te S w S m ' ser e sn
y from 80 to Sc Spring fine are quoted from nc to
isc and SOC to 52c secured Territory woods In Montana
secured valued to 5Gc. &c nc
on Tuesday next the first series o. the London wool
auctions will open these are cataoied to last Feb
ruary The total available or this sale 50 ,r amounts
q 1900 nes and the trade generally are looking FOR
Pulled wool- share the luiet lency in the
ineres, is developed HowcTer prices are a-r and the
general hopeful outlook for an adyance "a present The
current quotations. based Woo! Exchange official
follows
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ERIE RAILROAD p.

Ough NAL
"a follows and 1--WE minutes earlier nom West 23d
1900 4. M-vesubued Express Gay Tor ,s w,
u NJ Paror 10 l,unalo , -, ia.
10 ~ v-V,s;thuee Limited fast mail Daily SOLID
,.sIm tor chicago arrives cleveland Ti0 A. NJ Chicago
+ NJ sleepers to Chicago Cleveland ana Ciacnnat'
no r. M-Runalo and c.sveiani ves,b1ed Express
"a o',iv.s punalo IO5 A. NJ. bradford ilI A. Al.
JAMESTOWN 800 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 = sieepers 20
f,,sai, ond Cleyslaad making direct connections for
rn...a,. Chicago and the West Cato Library Car
s,a. r. N-soiii train to chieaTc slecnrrs 10 iior-
ehi<,so nd Cincinnati ntning Car
r,,I,.K EIs Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
lions at ~ il3 ai. Jol and yoI Broad
WAY lei Howery. las East 18th st. ard ~ Wss, f25h.
Wy 'tevhsrs and West 23d-st ferries New-York, 333
w. d r,,,,st 100 broadway. Brooklyn: 200 Hudson
% tiohek.. and Jersey city station Westeott Express
% for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

,r-ago. Jia II Cspecian. Wheat was weak '',y "n'
arm later. 1t alr'-i at pu' Fl'e '", NJ -
:, cot son between sn7. ami go%loac AMI closed al
o,,, cents TIE open nc wsak1css was Oh L@Ve''''
gaines The English market at ono time f'o"el a
losr ~ it.aisi ,1ual ~ son' futures 20 a'''f'
~. ,. i,ver,o1l break was ffee ArCrn'iue Of
s.,f,,.f ,lsattuc.E Aft very lhfg. - w.
psr.I,t. .,e, where ~ li;ilc ahead ~ last
49,, 90 cars al Minneapolis ami Duluth clrnlalea
't 80 a.p0D Dush-is AZ primary iris GSa.n''
81, ci ea c,fs here against - twelve nif1 ato ih'
csi ,-ood influence ty ihc Liverpool d"moinza T.
- IN .vr,-lngi, h,arsn. The Letter party gave
,ts market lstesmlned support AROUND iN GEMS r M'l
-, fhls up unfu The crowd hal Hl- Az " eiifi.
- ,,,, r.. IA. pt it, tl'lr sa.rs caused the
-, inr ral~ ph.i.lepaa r.ilrte. 10. oar "rlns -
,f,t. .-'u fo- two carcors ~ wheat The Price cur
r,r' repoftr. wheat ne'ds t1Te but 10 fat''i",y
,r,aft,,1 The weather showed suM" SHOWS Vi '-i
s ss,srai, meaera'e winter temperature message
IRON, New YORK ca.m'ag that NJ" Liter 81 wa LIl
mod. contracts f1r m1rem.lf Enfi - -Np pu.n+-
u ~ al vas au'h,-itat!. ~ a-n!1 Letter 10 making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COTTON TIE Wilson crop estimate. published yesieT-
dsr AZ ,a~ close o, chang seems to ha'r ial.rn ~
~ .,e IS ev. lcr-iy haltinE betwNt two opinions re
sgnx from exceptionally low prices on tne one ,r,
cues on q the neat season acreage Is iSst d.
factor. just t ADDS TO the confusion 81 iae's
.r, 81 uncertainty the unsatisfactory relations <
,-Sr o,sratves and mH owners in New ngland 70
ncal ds.e'i 'set Seoni cousinS nervous fee
Ing Tciay's market Vas exceptionally sinai! IN eNSI,
S,,,s subsequent trading within range al points
Win the market 1raiy barely seady a. net eecine 81
c,c.es dal Unchanged middlng upsnls l3-l6c; mid
Slng guf g. It. against 30 anu PIG last year,
s.nsf MS aftefrou short interest has been
considerably Increased during the last few days ana mat
ered In.ie .,'Ia , i,n s cont-aSts bv weaker
to a c.nsdsrahi4 extent At hss; howeYer II was par
row. featureiess waiting market Atwoed io.eM ~
reads as follows. A good business is progressing
throughout, fully e9uaine production Many manuiact.
long time contracts and further orders are diihcu 70
arraage the long delivery asked China MAKES
Turkey - buying fair. South America Is doing little
TIE home trade feels me strike more k~enly each ~eeS
.f,s a. $50 s.uthe-n sp1 market iniIdling quoted
Wera follows. NtW-OrieaAS easy 5'sc; sales. oWp
80 &c ia i.in4 ss,es = bsIes: Wilning
ton Arm. 1-iGc. rtok nominal 5iec. sales 2o6 bales
BaitH nominal 90 augusta steady 2,sF e-iSs
sales 30 bales: - Louis steady 3sc. LOO dechhe
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahes-Spot cotton IN
BUYERS favor. sales i2e0 bales speculation and eN-
PIT io" American II coz; Te,eIts SOC; American
- 80 ,o- 20 gTs pI' Febru3tv $osb
Febraarv Mar-h Sosb. S,a-ch-Apr!i Sosiz D. Apr-May
1tt--t May-June. 30i.b June july. 3llzb, July Al
gust aiei.s. september S35; September ocio-
Der. 3l5s Mancheser-Yarns WY. Croths-rair
The range %. cor:rac; prices 20 1sv vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 953 p. j. Putnam vesii,.s payy
Goa ches and Parlor Cars DE.ng car service @eais
carte Connects az Buffalo with through s'e"Se's -
Detroit ana Chicago. ,,., - v.r-cyr
.i.:oO 1910 p II. daily. except sunday fos MAO|h
CHUNK and intermediate points. -.,,.o>,
.i2,5O, i.I5 +. NJ. Sundays only. for EAslON'
Match CHUNK and the coal branches ,,,,,yrs
RAHRE PITTsTON. SCRANTON. AMI principal inter-
mediate stations Connects fr all points In coal regions
chair FOR Wllkesharre.
s:,,5u t:IO y VI. Gay. except Sr1iIy for WILKES
BARRE PiTTsTON SCRANTON. cd. plhcital inter-
mediate stations Connects FOR al points n the coal re-
gions Pullman Buffet Parior Car - Wlkesoarre ,.o,,
1850. 30 p. VI. daily. except sunday, Tor MAtCt
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car 10 De'h-
$50. 5.i5 p y. daily for EAsTcN and intermediate
.G:3O. -:OO p ". daily for BtTFAlo. NIAGARA
FALLS ala su points West. Pullman sleeper tesions
train y to Chicago. Sleepsrs - BHna.o and Toronto
$500. $50 T. 81 daily. except sunday, stoglirS only
at SOUTH pi.AINFiELp. EASION BEl IlLhs:M
MATCH CHI NIX. /. n Il. JUNCTION, 'Alkf GENE
VA ROCHESTER, BATAVIA BUFFALO AMI ToRON-
TO Pullman sleeper .or RuTdlo None ant seep.ns-cir
passengers carried. No baggage catrlet 80 ~ ,
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER RvFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West, Pullman sleeper 10 Ithaca.
ADDITIONAL local trains daily. except sunday Tor BOUND
p}OOK and intermediate points leave 40 follows; $50
10 1000 1850 1000. 1890 Sundays ony) A. II.
300 . 10 and 20 $50 p. NJ 49, -
Tickets and pullman accommodations at lia 26l zIS
Az %, ana 3a3 Broadway. 81 F. liih ST. 100 T. i.sa
-, ,eT Boxery y y: SEQ Fulton ST.. Court ST.. BY
pr1adwav and Prooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. -
Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage f'ou
hotel or residence through 70 destination
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OTHER MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH

C.ncir~aii Ian la-H1gs active sass 90 'a't'f
steady - "a - -. Sleep steady 81 ''H>+ 10. Lam
steady S4n$5 -. ..o,s,-
East Liberty Jan i3 Cattle st'aiv prime 81 ' ~ 81
common 80 9iTs3 60. bulls stags and cows. ~ :" ~
IL ,cfl,e. rrne mediums So 15as3 SD host iork'rs
s. 10s3 50 heavy 50 G5Gs 20. pigs 20 quality - ~
81 20. ro!gfs 81 - 81 -. sheep steady choice, - y
Gii 10 common 50 25q,' a. choce amhs > ,'gf5 -
81 ~ - Veal calves, - 5lnSi -
Kansas city Jan i3.-,at'le active. strong To- lnc
higher. Texas cws 81 c5qS. - native s'eo-s 81 ~,
s. AZ ovs and ieers s2<i - sto0kers and feeders :
Z, 90 HOGS eagy 5Gii7c higher heayLes 5" 100 -
hackers 81 .0G s. 81 nike 81 ijp 81 - lights - ''
e. GO. vorkers 81 55G$3 ca: pigs. s. l0p$2 81.
ST Louis lar l3-t'attle steady; fair 20 fancy matt
hutcners g s54s1 leo - s. 3on$ 10 st9cks.'
al fsol,rs g. coast 90 and heifcrs S2HS4 80
Teyas and Indian steers 81 Slds4 o. cows and he eFs
s2HeasI TO- Hogs &c higher; Light 81 i5gs3 ~; nike
"a ,oG<9 co. heavy So Co1s3 30 sheep strong, natl
mutone 81 Cogsi 30; culs and bucks $@pN ~; lainnS
'csgo Ian i3-Receir,s hogs today roo head
LETT over 900 Market falriy .c,.ve 50oc higher Yn
81 ,,, 81 ca. mixed. s. 10GST - heavy. 81 i.gS -
rough Sc i5as3 ~ Cate-Rece!pts 2ooo hesd; he,
vs r letters 81 ioGs So Texas steers. 81 io4$i "a
s,o.iers and feeders 81 35t 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

COFFEE--It continues % be dey Of small things
volume 8 business ard variation In prices
iAe Coffee EXchanee. But T. IS day OF large things
receipts Iio ard Santos and as 70 supplies In
tf and all other points Of Brazilian coffee
accrfcu.at Speculation II quite at siancsil con
surgtv~ demand. indicated in he open market is
vc-v small ia encouragement In the fact
fair dls.r sion % supplies ~ this Yet the
American supply IS ll3islO bags nst l++'5l bags
last aai 1888. and FAR In %
a quantity. ~ the time crop accounts
point large csnjraut1rs 4 coffee. and the part
O: naturally reckcuel upon Civ support the
market show hesitation. There is practically spfcu
iai,e support Receipts bio and Santos cahl-d
$500 bags and predictions point o. heavy ship
Brazilian ports. opening quiet end steady,
vi'A European cable UNITS quite GCod
r-et market ruled inactive throughout the session.
generally r.eblc urdertof,. except the clc Sc
when prices rallied n light local covering. with the
finally steady unchanged 20 points higher.
sales call ~ bags. ~ 20 i IN. GOO bags.
all O.. entire $3.50 hasf at the prices
siper3eI The market for spot Brazilian coffee con
tl.a-d Indifferent and nominal WIKI weak undcrtone
NJ ard freight. passed into country buyers
hands No RIO freely offered ri &C. No Rio
a c.c and No Gitc. but no buyers were IN
evidence The market fer mild coffee: was IN an IN
s",fitc nlt fair demand for j0bbing lots at
q shade prices Invoice sales ircllned 900 bags
Bosois 1870 bags Naraoaib1. 800 bags SaVanHIa 700
Mexican ana 22s washed Caracas, on private
e ms. W quote: Mara 'aiho. Gt HsHc.i Cueuta 20
= lc. Jamaica c-Nic. Ia Quay "a 7GlIso Savani.a,
Costa RIct 7Nlitr. coffee In parchment o1N no
Moa4. i7'.pla.-D tadang. interior. 23f2i1c. iances
.1Gtnr. Corrrar 2i12ic
The range = contract prices today ives as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Isnl.a Jan. u. D. m-The market tor american a;.
.-,ri,is. vs rf.ruir with luiish unierione There
zee o, decided features Operators were isae''e' Inc
,-e.,4 ,nf money, liz II 10, consls tlr tne a'eon''
10 Atrh,.on al Canalian.. ~. St raul, !"
NJ ~. n,ri 10. iousyllic. 5s'. Mexican Central
No., A. 80 .yng-Vo-K Central ia, Erie lon i.hhsy,
saai co, Reading. iA' Erie hrsi preferred w. "sA'''
Mney per cent. The rate OF discount In me ON IN
,narte, fo- b,,h snort and three months us '-iog
2h per cont G.. -. a.,
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Railroaos
PENNSYLVANIA

- -
s.aTIoNs ioo, OF WEST TWENTY THIRD S ITS
AHD DGsSHossEs XNp cSklLANDr .E sTR9E sstissa.
Streets Is ten later than thar given 's''"
$50 A. ~ FAST MHII-rallman Bure, paror car %
New Yo-k to il,tsburg. Sleeping Car f""- -
$50 As No rS iSsfhfi N + s5 and .vean4
$50 4. VI PKNNsYLvANIA LIMIT daSarps1
ION Ss ro S't csesso cietssna CINCINNATI
10 t iIsi;, A & s$ rT is
$50 T. H. w i:s f.R: iH:2risfor Cleveland
7so r. ~ fG5 tf sHffyt 1ggXFRssF0r Pits
burg Cincinnati iEdisnaaos s. Louis p.,,.,n,r. ard
40 =. NJ; PACIFIC ExrRtss-For, f ssta5aaS
$50 = ~ NAIL AND ExPREss SSs1 y p Piats.
ssepas Car New York TO Aliooa- 49, s 80 coaches
~ aWAsnIyGG1T'o5Ss ' AND ;aK soIrH1!; o. 10
o Cong In All fsrsr and lining ~, isos
ngh, sunday 20 $50 5 oso a. s2 % cS 9ainss
cam l K. AL pe,9r ara Dnhs ,5 n.gni
soTTiIERN HXiL@%fSEI1psfes a' 40 ,. M i20'
ATLAYTIc COAST LINE Express. 90 a m and '''
fGk 5 S6is S SH9 sya Say
AT c, i,asi faP aer
CAPE MAr.~Iso p m weekdays Coesbrofses and c'''-
'%1s hraoss qn,sase2 sg'aoy of'aa
Street sia9n SO NJ % 80 lilo p an nj
cOItland sireets,, sie a. ~. i2iO $40. $40. III"
10 20 $50. $50 $50 e2o $50 L.nna L;,ntssaa' 20
nmning Cap. 1870. lilo l29y 01 ~ ,i,,nin:
20 40 Dining Can 40 DINING carr %. -..e
Ssn. -. SO m. 1905 night srneeSs nv ia
I'D $50. $40 80 GAmitcd'. JI ~ - a. ~ ~,
Dining can. $50 i2) paing Carl -. H 81, ~"''
go dining car. 80, $50 y. M, TO n.-n| 90,
Ticket Offices Ncs' 46I' ga 1870 1923. III. and zoi
broadway tsto~ House: West TH.n'y-'nira go,
Station. and siacTa lot e.. is-hssers e1d 'ot .nu'
streets street. $50 Fulton ireet vs ~ ~:
and Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn. Stau ~
cry. The New Yogk Transfer canl'lI "ll .ili ~
ord check AaggaCe fr0i hotels and resi'iees "'0"e"
10 desiination ,.,..-,.
Telephone hi27i Est,eea;h Street for peansy'van's
: r. u ~" v r. WOOD.
- - co,c-' v,,,g.- General paFsr Agent
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BALTIMORE: * OHIO

n.y. luTh NIT"iaII 4''I'''II' '1F'' ''7 w.
foot 81 Liberty Street
.Dsliy tI;Scept Sunday sunday .
CHICAGO '43D q. m, - on "a. n. and az II night
TlTTSPuRc. $50 a. n. i225 p n; 500 p m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 5000 m. 800 p m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. to 1000 Dine--n
G,iner) .55j p m. and 'ie.ij night
NORFOLK. tii3O a. ..oo
NEW ORLEANS Through s'eeDcr - -. 500 p m
AN trains are Illuminated with P1'sch Light .
Offices: IiG i72 oct. ;3 ili0 EewaL. ~ T. lttns'.'
,oT poeery y y 800 3li Fulton-st. Brooklyn White
han Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 1eetiratlNn
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iFHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West 23d ST. penn r. R) CcsiaHdt CT
Dssbrosses -.
sIndlcaes from West 30 -. Other ngures s'S"
tine from Cortland Deehrosses 81 49, o..
,6:IO. GAO 4. NJ. daily SUNDAY 'Oio A. MI io'
MATCU CHUNK and Inferno lake siaii l rs ccp,S
80. s,I5 4. ~ daily for WII.N .9i5AHhE' rrIiIs
rOT week davsD, FLMIRA week daysl- ~ ia -,
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA fAl..ss
AMI the West and principal local points dn'As car I'LL
chair car 10 Buffalo So, . Sunday
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic G.0c< a.snals.
Stations IN New-NlrA foot n Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal.
rratns leave FOOT OF Liberty -.

and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains .caye foot Of Liberty -.
on and after NV 18th. 1897.
Fer Eas,on. Bethlehem, Allentown. March CHUNK
&C., 4:S6. 7i5. $40 A. u. u2o9 N: . Eas.oa). iS
80 4l5 (a.3D Laston). 5I5 G:3O . Alent9wrD
p ii. sundays $50 600 to Easton) \. IL. 100. 49,
800 p. u. ~ =,
For Wiikesba-re Pt,ston and scran1n, $40 A. H..
i:l0 i:20 4.l5 f. ". sundays. 40 \. y .oo,
For Reading and Ham isbgrg at 4.p so, 9;lO uvVo
1880 20 Peai ng) A. NJ. $40. ~ TOO 400 70 Read
Ins, 30 100 80 800 - Reading T. u. i2lo n.sht
FUnlays 4.SO III 30 Readng) y. ~. 1901. 2OO o5o.
500 T. NJ. l2l5 night. - IA soo
For sunbury I<wIs5urg and WliamspoFt at 80. 500.
$40 A.. h. 40. 1870. 600 a. ~ sundays 4'S' A. H.
GOO Il. " ,,o,-r,
FOR IlOSG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C
For Red TANK Long Branch. .asbury Park. ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant 40. sA
Cic:i5 Rcd Bank only) 1880 !. NJ i?o. - $40 Rel
sank onir) 4lJ. 4:lO 5.3s G:l3 T.. NJ sundays StJps
at In,eraken Tor Asbdry Park ard OCEAN Gro'e' 300
dolls Red Bank cnlyD \. NJ. 400 = ~
N ron LAKEWOOD.
40 $40 1918 NJ l:ij. $40 40 % 3s Saturdays
oniy) r. NJ Sundays, lO.I5 \. ~ oo
Fer Tom River Barneca' PARK and Barnegat A;So.
sd 4 N :i5 4:4o p. ~ Sundays, 1913 a. NJ -
FIR Atlantic city vneani. and B.Gseton' $50 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seahT:sh, and Hshand; "a. 81
Navesnk $40 $50. 1870 a. NJ. l;3g 10, ''lo ''So
40 NJ SUNDAYS geo \. NJ. 400 P. "
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
= - motion.

INGTON
From f05l Liberty ST.
Week daye 80 SO iGa9 ai;So D,n'ns Jar} nd a.
Sunaays 49,. lo.co Al%o n.1.ns carl a: III -vV;
800 Dining cap. go r a. izi' MT "A .,'I ma rs 20
20 900 + NJ sunGa, ;. 100 \. ~, 100 r D.
' HOATS II.ANE WHITEHALL IEkArNAda o,x
Week day. 40 10. 50 SO 90 gos 80 ss 81
iU6;GS' TX 40 90 225. 255. -, 335. -. 423.
s$ IS 80 5:35 ;.55, 90 o:5 90; 100 80 go.
s..5 To- 90 II 80 a. NJ. l2oe ~ y 20 29o 2:SO 3W.
ass 400 455. 30 co., o0o' $50 '-'' w. '''
e,ets and rsror seats a. foot q Liberty 81.
-i.Lan ST il3 iI2 26i. 49, ga. LILO. 1323 Broad
way S7 6h Az. 81 East IAN St. i53 East ith 81;
20 - Sa fulton s.. brooklyn; 9s Broadway VIII
,r,sbnre The New York Transfer Co. VIII eau ior ana
hc hsggage from hotels residences 10 Destination
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SE1ORE R,R.

Tra!ns leave " ial St. station. n. T.. as follows a3'
- NJ earlier from foot 4 r.ank.ln 81 r.,..
1918 a. NJ DAILY for Aloany Cta syF 9eIse KSSnes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort wayne Io'ea0' Nie'
Goo p M Daly Tor Albany. Montreal. Utica: syra-
clse Buffalo Niagara Fans, Ioioh'o' be-
troit cleveland. Chicago and st. Louis ,,,,.
SI5 y NJ Daily flr Alhanf. Crca. SyacuSe hoTn-si
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit CieVea"u
Chicago and =. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. E. LAMBERT General Pass NIGER Agent
) Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

600 bis. Wheat weak spot and month. w ayts,'
ai5.G92t receipts 53o2s bush exports 10000 bush;
stoek 1l423 bush sal.s Zoo o1sa ,',agrh es
spo, s2 s2Rc nth and Fesrary - 12'.c steamer
bush: STICK 900 ~ bush saes. 1900 bush, Soutarra
Ms,. on ora 2s@&I Do yeE S~ os osis - 50
i.h Exports i2'co BUSH sci. ,ot' lush rocaSi !e
oai5 ta.h. exports; so bush stock i'2lsi ousn , e
eggs quiet, unchanged.
Hs'q . I" sa T '':14F 9s 'sfsP and r E@
q 3odsj % winter patent s. o' %ner cl,"I
- casi 90 per 9o' Nos AMI l' Yellow aG' a!e Ga,s
stes+ocT y'i" -. 80 o5 bush fancy cpne 35c. NJ
clipped s?c: 40 clipped 81 ie MILF hym SIPS s-
81 esf q ~ ,o ser T.i5n a. hind 2a9Hs
en- aq2e c mn3 .,l! IS @fs '' Cheese steady
Sar5cra Pc Thca,o 5sd ., &C. a 81
s?i . X y~ w. s2ase y m 2lc o oa', -
W.T. IS i So gae ci NE * We!,. r ,cc c1
i-.d tsrls2' @,,a a$sc roar cuc; weak
Chicag, Jan. iSThe leading futures ranged as FL
ws.s, No op"qps Hsc oc; Loves sc, c'' o
} %sT s5 so'' '''.os ~ 81: e.
a s:.a y, :: s:e 81: 90 e. -, e..
H a.. ,: a''as g. 50, 49,: ss s'': 20:
Mess pork. per tb
Kay ,sae' ,,.: ::.: 800 n:p. 80. 81,
5 a: ...::: IS: IS :.s :a . :i:::
N ,Pooary .sesS 80 .9ss$& ~.
qosos VIZ e 2 . F9ar & &sl arg 1913 f'y
30 ieG vos.Iol'.. - corn 2f..2's' 80 49,.
g, y e., t T9.'e = i 1s' y a..
seq 81 lSa$ 5 30 e. lsri ~ loo = s. 20. .it
PTib. + T.. es 49, 5ca;4 - Try .eet ..o.Ii e,
sh.sle5 tis,i..ers finished soed'' per sa".a' s. 49,
cn.qr3 Ja9 n la lel 10 $g m WI" ~ ea &
o.; \, nisei. -. pc'c. RE gay 49, = o SO
w,'.i.ey steady 81 IS Batter dun sugar firm 'cs'
.,,,-oc Jan. ia-whea, s,saay 40 Nor.hcr1i
r.nev So q My c ' .smr '. aas 5Es '' "
Mnneapo Jan What ir d 5a.Ca', x5rt,
ern 'iG ..ig5 nr., cea-s 81 soaS4. second clears
s 9g,eSs TrsS,ia bulk s 2,5's 'o sacked BRAN
90 10000. -. ..,,~,c.
ra@.gs laT r.st,l; re- ,s Te5 and s' H3
s2A. age March aad NJ, 2,.l,6, Marah AMI
white january an 5nr al casie-: fncy Western
Apri n" o H. Penn, va,ia ard Weston prints. 30
Egg drm and /, higher ir,rh nr,I'y an
Ta,.ov UNCHANGED ciy primo IN h.ls [c asc
gsroas, ?, Live rlItry steady. fowls >'io,
listers o., sprins chickens has ,gr s y fw.
Soie ssae 10 fair :, goot 7s,' chG ksny l" 5S
r~-i9 ,,,rtavs choice t. fancy. litI2.c, w. it,r -
80 oaiic. aucks g'ci - choice In.r .., ~,
r.. oro ,t,ls 10 On sacks; wh~ft 1000, nlsn' CO..,
100 o. tus,.. oaia cso0 nush Shnn'h's W '''"' '''
hush: corn - ooU hu0h. o1ts. H"" Di'n.
, - - rl,u~ unchancel Wheat higher;
-, r. c,sS l'.v,f-r Gaisr. track 970Nsc; January
oaU~. yo, Ggsc- July. ISL. ''r0 nrn1 80 'tn -,
rrrorv Nov 97flr. July 2~i.c oats .i'w 20
SSsh 2Gc; ,r,ct 2iDc January a., May SO; 'S,
40, - ,hi,o cash a1 I2jiAc. Bran hrfa. &c en ~
go :cajss a; mill Butter du.; creanrry o,-, 20
doirv N ice fags steady IS isk'y Ps,'!. ~.
~ ,,eadv. ,1bbng 90 37i. Lard lower H'2'. Tor
primo: e 60 ~ choice.
r.. Ia, ia-whcat lover and Am. ~ cash
,a ~ ia MAJ a2i.c Com tul and ftHhil,' 80
~ I'd 2s.c oats JUL and steady; 10 nlN'l Ii ,
n, Ill ~ 'cwer n Gosh go. Cint,r'ei Gun uni
'3~har~ct: prime cash and JanHesy 50 I-'s Oh IN
caanrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

YlOI'R AA,D yEAI-The -four marke, eg.ecied
By Oh but DE customary number OF jobbng buyers eLu
r1ed c.craiv weak with concessions necessary 70 sen
u1,,,itle gur,ng Iatents S5H{5 30 wiater siraight~
less IS: winter patents 81 :nas5 y spng eISar'
WINTER 81 -99sa 60; sraas, So@H ~ essn|hes
bis 81 5ostsa 70 CORNMEAL-Qulet. sales. 400
sts quoted Klln-1ried 81 so4Sx TO- A. TO brand 10
BAG HEAI-Ouiet. fine white. Sec fine yellow. ."c .
eosr,e G5s,e,c Gun FEED~DUll; 40 co and 70 n w
tsr n IN az u 6.35e, spring bulk. 65ueIhc: 100 ~
ni6a'r p,l 75tsT7 i.ci I'VE feed G2'.c. city feed
lo honny chop Csc; oiimea $2sgs2S 20; Screen NE
yTSgsoe, In bulk; buekwhest gram "'"'''
A'N--wIIEAT.-DcaIincs In what ~"r~ '""'n az a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

R.o-Con-e market Inactive; ~ RIO s*O25: ex-
eAsnge IL 1874. receipts 1900 bags cleared for the
vniiea states 1000 hays. cleared f3r Europe "V'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14
..rac: pr!ces .o-asy vas as follows

Receipts 4 cotton ct The ports and interior points to
day compared the day week and last
.-L.lAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14

Fofega Coffee Markets. ntos-Cufee market Gulrt'
nominal. receipts. 1000 bars fteo
bags. riulg-t,oHe- market opened al uH-
charged urces AZ go T. M unchanged 20 !. pien-
ming 1gn--. sales 1900 bays Havre-cofee iaatk-t
opA--d Quiet 4 fran lower. l2 ,. franc higher
a. m steady. = franc h2hor; closed J. franc net
lf,Er 81 cafeg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-14
CHICAGO rRICl


Receipts OF hreadsturp az nteFar points IN 1lou-7.s
last three ciphers (UUJ omitted houT DOS gram ,sh