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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb o-There was an active demand for
tie SdIy t na snod dSal ~ eompe6n to secuPe lots
prime enough 10 cell above s. common and fairly good
such DESCRIPTIONS moved on slowly Pres eyoFing
buyers Beef steers were faale Mt - logs4 90 Tor
cattle and s. 25asJ 80 FOR prime to fancy seeyes the
part Of the sales hens made a, 81 ,n
Bulls were steady at s. 5oGS4. and canning Sid
ga al S. 30 their average weight being 1913 ID. There
was an sSse asvande abu, 2e Sales were at
81 7Ogs4 for poor 70 prime los o hogs sales being
h'gS, "a scGS3 80 There active market Tor
sheep and Igh, -weisht lambs were steady but
i"ser Sheep sold 50 200 50 so ,or he lowest ETade,
UP 81 5cds. g. t2r sh9iee 70 prime h' So pss so
Yelna sd at 81 6OGs5 10 and lambs were In demand
at ;60s5 Tor eas up % g 20 ,Sr Western lambs
num-, :, a5aS5 T. Recepts-Catue. 1880 head; hogs
ss 900 head: sheep. 1900 head
sst R ,S o,r Ese ruled sieadT Eoss-Rsesip 8
cars market slow and lower Workers FoeS .s a. choe
s. logS To- G roas 81 tn s. - sheep iamOfR
ceipts 20 marksi dun ana so" 4.s1 OK .bsen
h. - selected wethers 81 1884 90 euls 10 common.
gas, ,sss5 90 -
IN "a s1as4: bulls stays and seafSi Hogs
80 ana lower: prime assorted medium weights ~ l51
s. 2o' best YS gSi,S ds5 So heavy hoes s4Gsa g.
good roushs 50 2oas3 90 common to fair s25oa|s'
Kansas city. Feb Cattle active and steady; West
ern steers 81 ogSt 81 25aS3 *, native steers
fsedsr s. sc0s5 bulls 81 5oqSi Hogs 2ise higher:
helvies s. Gs3 so packers 81 GoGs3 90 mixed 81 $50
s. 0as3 g sheep steady lamb'. sass 50. mutiOns.
s,G$t -.
St, Louis Feb o--Ca,te steady to strong: native
and FEEDER oass S. cow. ana ssisf: .$g
s. steady: Workers. 50 75gsa S. packers 50 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. o (speciaD.-It the fashion to-day
buy produce. and wheat felt this fashion
Prices, while this was on. advanced almost one cent
was. however. a good deal Of influential selling The
market felt Il before the close In the last thirty min
utes the early strength all disappeared The close was
4 to "a under Tuesday 1t was not news market.
Ing provisions The outside trade showed an In
crease. The news. however finally counted The talent
kept supplying the deaad because da ae news 70 It's
81 and 95s. 9o and then closed at @57saoc cents.
Tuesday. closing Is to Id higher Paris was 10 cen
stivey so-2ie 900 bushels Western receipt were al
double last years, $4,000 bushels at primary
had S4s cars against 2l5. Chicago 81. II
The seaboard reported some export business closed
was poor local demand low grades offered out in
all directors without being taken IT was figured here
line with the Chicago July 81 Louis sold lot OF whea,
apparently the Letter interest was not conspicuous one
way the other.
very duh for hour. but starting up suddenly when
provisions showed such o unusual 90 May csrn sold
cats. Paten and other local bulls took May Provision
peop. were buyers New-York reported forty
export. Liverpool was I'd higher sesbo9rd cl"arances
trade. There plenty OF corn for sale around 29ia
The story in ost, the same in whea, and
sudden I . The g9Pg h OF .hs buying
closed at s4.a27s cents Receipts were 222 cars With
go estimated for Thurstay clearances we're 90 600
bushels.
was a seller through Aler-Grier. NewYork bought.
Patten led the professional buying.
Nothing stopped the provision strength neither real
i,n1 sale, nor large hog receipts There IS 600
hogs with 81 900 estimated Tor Thursday There
SO 600 hogs AZ Western points against 10000
last year The incident very large buying q pork
nd lard by Baldw Quincy 70 900 packages q each The
same concern sold largely July ribs possibly 1000 600
NJ There was very free proHt-taking. The crowd
thought there was lot - ing bv Cuiahy The
close showed an advance Tuesday = II ia
on pork and ~ TO ~ cents on lard and ribs $500
on the curb. puts May wheat closed at D5AT
o,S cents, calls as& cents Puts" on July wheat
closed AZ SAX cents calls" s5has5% Puts
on May corn were 29s cents: "cas' 29s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York. foot Of cnambersst.
ss follows and minutes earlier from Vest I'D
300 A. M.-vestbuled Express daily Tor Blnshamton,
Wsyery, EmI,a Buffalo. Bradford Arriys Buffalo 500
p ~ Parlor 10 Buffalo.
200 T.. M.-Vesbued Limited fast mail Daily, sold
train FOR Chicago Cleveland TAO A. NJ. Chicago
p ~ seepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
1870 r. M.-Buraio and Cleveland v..ueued Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:05 a. NJ, Bradford 7:i7 A. NJ,
Jamestown 90 A. NJ, Cleveland IL 30 p NJ Seepers
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
Dcroit Chicago and the West. Cafs library Car.
s,45 p. M-solia train 10 Cficago sisepers to Hor-
,s,,syti;s Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
gNfcKE'rS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations III ll3 26l. +Ol and 05T Broad
xav I27 Bowery l56 i25th and 81 West i25ih-
st. Chambers and West 23d St ferries, New-York; $50
ana 726 Fulton 100 Broadway. Brooklyn 200 HUDSON
IIoboken and Jersey City station Westcott Express
call. FOR checks baggage from hotels and residences
IN destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb Cotton firm: middlng. 0-lec: low
mddng 3-it,r; good ordinary lS-cc receipts. l23s
bales; sales 55S. spnners ls2. stock. ~. 25i.
Norfolk Feb. Cotton firm: mddng 5hc: low mid
ding aloe good ordinary Arc; receipts 2ol5 bales
eytr.s 70 the Continent. 81 coastwisc i2 sales $685.
stock. o.. So.
Baltimore Feb s.-Cotton nominal; middllns. 5xc;
low mddng 5-i8c; good ordinary 4nc; receipts
7O3 bales: stock. 4ol8
Savannah. Feb. Cotton steady; mdding. 9 7-lec
mlddlln9 Sic; receipts 224J bales exports coast
WISE 05I bales: saies sS; stock. ll2e0I
Ct. Louis Feb Cotton steady; middlng 7-leo;
low mideling 3-i5c: good ordinary. lJ-lGc net
oepts $40 bales gross. 4753; shipments ASH; sales
no. stock II. $40.
Houston Feb. Cotton steady; mldslling. o-i6c
low mlddlrg iec: good ordinary. 1916: receipts
4OlS bales shipments 800: sales 2si stock. 6107s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 p ~ Pullman vesiibule LAY
Parlor Cars Dinng-Csr service Meals 10
carte Connects al Buffalo with through sieepess to
Detroit and Chicago.
CHUNK and internedate points -
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
30, $40 T. NJ daily except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions:
chair car for Wllkesbarre.
q, 80. 4.IO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. FOR WILKES
mediate stations Connects for ell IN the
e,ons Pullman Buffet parlor Car TO Wlkesbarre
$50, 4,ZO p. NJ daily. except sunday. for MAUNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair Beth
.4.5O. 5:15 p NJ Csundays only for EAsroN ana
s5;5O. $40 p NJ daily eIcep, Sunday. for EAsToN
.0,5O 700 p ~ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestbuis
train Y 20 Chicago SlseIcrs Buffalo and Toronto.
s7:iO, $500 p N. daily. except sunday. stopping oHly
al SOUTH PI.AINFIELD. EASToN BETHLEHEM.
MACCH CHUNK L. & y. JUNCTION. SAYRE GENE
VA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRoN-
TO Pullman Sleeper Tor Buffalo. None but sleeping
$3.50. 0,OO p. II. daily OR wILKEsBARRE. iTH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all PORTS " st Pullman sleeper to Ithaca
Add,ional local daily except Sunday. for BOUND
BROOK intermediate ponls leave as follows IS 20
$50 30 1880. 1920. 1890 Sundays only A. NJ.
e 90 40 1850 $50 are 600. $50 p. 81.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 25i. 49,
8S5 ga and 1923 Broadway 81 T. lth St. l15 F. l26h
ST lo7 Bo~ery. " Y. $50 Fulton St. Court ST.. -
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co. Will for ana check baggage from
,o,e, or residence through 20 destination.
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Railroads..
pEH NSYLVANIA


522t St Wh Esd sf srFEEr
~ The leaving time from bcs6ros.es ana cortisnd,
T,ise's Is ten minutes later than that given below for
'' So a; VI. FAST MAlL.-Puimsn Buffet Parlor Car
tsear YORK 70 ps1a5g Sleeping Car Psours to
$50 NJ FASr and Tsy.apa
Compartment seeaS Dining ni SIN KIM and 6bs.a
ton Cars; For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
$50 =. Vi. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 NJ WESTERN E&PR FEisso iS Cleveland
4o r. w. g 2is4 ssRi S" E%fEssyor Pitts.
7so r. H. fHc IPPffanfR2i 81 SlS p.sur. and
SO .n r. NJ, NAIL AND EXPREss-PgIman Buffet
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1870 Congressional Lin. = ali Paror Dining carsl
night CD saaaa ya s 80 D e cam 80 cnsi s
sonal Lin all Parlor and Dining Cars. 40 dining
soGTHERS RAILwAYG FL Lm liI "i ii5o m
AfaNg coR Po1 2e' s Tsas fs
M; week days. Express go a. m. and $50 p. m
c che "A AXES OHIO RAILwAYatSS daily
ATLANTlc clTY.-I,2S p m. weekday, psseros.e. and
cor and Streets 40 M Through Buffet PaTlOr
CAPE M 49, 20 p m weekdays pesbrO-''s and cOrt-
Long Branch. Asoury PARK Gnterlaken sundays. Ocean
street siaon $50 ITO mr. $40 90 40 ITO m
Spdsys 80 M 40 p NJ Tom pe'O[osses and
D. m. Sundays, IS a. M. BIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 20 40 $50 $50. o 20 $3.50 Penna. Limited. $50
Dining Carr, 1870. ll50 a. NJ Il so 80. $50 $50
40. 40 Dining carr. 40 Dining Can. $50 Dining
Carr 30. $50 ,. m. 1905 night. sundays. $40 $50
$50. $50. 9.2J. $50 QimiteD. $50 80 a
dining carr $50. 20 Dining carr, $50 Dining Car,
TfeHet Offices Nos 4Gl: pa 1876. 1923. III 2sl
Broadway; Astor House. West Twenty-third Street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses Co-t.andt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street Broadway
and Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn. Station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company Will call tDr
and check baggage from hotels residences through
TO destination
Telephone 'l274 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
DEL LACKAWANNt AVID WESTERN X. II.
stations I'm New York. foot Of barclay
and Christopher Streets.
yESTIBULED TRAINS ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernarisvile. BaskinG
Ridge. Madison Morristown Psssiic' paterson Boon
ton Dover. stsnhope. NEWTON. BUDns LAKE;
H0ffNTAIN Washington. PHTLLIPSBURG, FAsToN.
WATER GAP STROrDsBURG. P1cono Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTsTON. WILKESBARRE NANTI-
COKE DANvIILE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
nosn BTNGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
vile UTICA RICHFIEr.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
sYPACTSE. OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. EI.MIRAt
CORNING. BATH. DANsNlITE BtFFALo and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST;
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
1000 a. W-tCafe can. BUFFALO sCRANToN RINd-
UANTOS OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMiRA, UTICA,
RicIIFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and oSwEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars connecting N
pn1alo with trains for Chicago and points West.
90, y W-SCRANTON WIIKESBARRE and ELAIRA
l.on y W%SCRANTON, WiLKEsBARRE AND PLYM-
~" Oir-rfy EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Par.or Car
TOO p n o1aiiy)-Chicago vestlbued Limited Express
~" To- SI.RATTON BINGHAMTON ELgiRA. BCF-
FAJO pullman Buffer Sleeping Car. Sew-fork 70
cbieaso Dining Car west o. Buffalo.
GOV scRANToN BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA. BATH, MT.
T1RRis and BUFFALO arriving IN Buffalo 4 n
a On p " cr)ailv)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BiNGHAM-
Wv TON OWEGO ITHACA ELMIRA. SYRACUSE,
Utica ard oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
r,Sc! SeRS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Harry ciazs & sons Limited ll3 Broadway 10 Park
d.. 400 broadway and 0i2 Broadway Tickets AT ferry
.a,,o,s III 4th-ave l2th-st 81 West i2h st. 235
,o6 broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full intor-
nation at all sauons ...x...,. "a, -, -.
ch.ck baggage from hotel residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb g. 3:i6 p. NJ. -Exchanse-Wheat spot
firm: No red Northern spring. S. corn-spot steady
American mixed. rs 4Sd. do old. rs AID futures
steady: February. 20 3hd. March. IS 2i.d FIour-st
Louis fancy winter lrm rs Cd. Hops London Pacinc
Coast, Is i5s us los. Beef firm extra India
81, 81; prime mess SIS 81 Pork nrm; prime hne
Western. sos prime medium Western. AIS 81
Hane-short cut. "a 10 ~ steady. ass ID. Bacon
nrm Cumberland % 10 80 70 Bis 81. short rib. ~
p n 3Cs o. long clear midtles light IS to 3s n
3s. clear midlles heavy 10 to IS 10 2r Cd short
clear backs. 10 10 is 10 2es Cd clear bellies IL TO ID
as Shou'hers-Square IL to IA 10 nrm. 26s Cd Lard
Prime Western hun. 29s Ghsese-American nnest
los Cottonseed olIAverpooi refined dull los Turpen-
tine-Spriis 24s %. RosinCommon steady. - I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb o. D. m.-COtton-Spot large bust
ness prices unchanged American middng 5-l6i. The
Gales OF the day 1900 bales, Of which 600
for speculation and export. included 10 Arert-
Receipts. 1900 bales. all American Futures
steady. with fair demand and closed steady,
American nitdling. ! February l5-64d3 10 s+d
sellers: February and March. l5-Gi33 1864 sellers
March and April. is 5ig3 10 1id, buyers April and
May. 1904 buyers; May and June. l7-6id sellers
June and July. i74p3 lS-6id sellers July and Au-
gust. iS14d buyers, August and September ls-0s
1861 sellers October and November 1904 buyers
November and December. l0-8iQ3 % cad. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RALTIM ORE e. OHIO

leave oV~E8I HSf'S -
foot Of Liberty street
.Dally tExcept sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO Il 30 a. m. 90 p m. and az Is night
PITTsBUkG. 'i.3o a. m. t3.2J ?. m. 500 .. m.
sI2 I5 night "A 80 a. m. Liberty 81. only)
CiSCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M, '555 p. m.
WAsHINGTON BALTIMORE 1850 1000 lDineD.
eli 81 m Diner) 900 DINER. 10 p DINER. Ass
Goner) IS IS D m and az 10 night,
NORFOLK til.30 a m. ~
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper) ~ 25, 50 10 .. m
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light
On9ces: ll3 lT2 26l 434. lliO Bdway. 81 F. lFh-st.
,o7 Rowery " Y 800 34 Fulton-st. Brooklyn; White
ha T.rmnsl Baggage checked from hotel or residence
% destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

foot Of West 23i ST. Penn r. r.. Cortlandt or
Desbr0sses ~.
Indicates time from West 23d ~ Other figures show
time from Cortlandt o. Desbrosses 81.
s1:IO, G;.sO A. NJ daily Sunday '6:45. A. M for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations -.
1850, S,IS A. NJ daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRAN
days), EIMIRA week days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ana the West and principal local points dining and
chair car 10 Buffalo.
al $50 1900 nocn daily except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W 42d ST. Station y. Y. follows. and
Is m earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Rochss-
ter Buffalo, CARA Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Csvo-
land and Chicago.
Goo r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, syra-
cuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit, Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
6u6 r. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Rochee-
Ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofices
C.. E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

A DvERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once No. i242 Broadway,
"a door 3lst-st until O. clock q. advertise
merits received at the following branch oses at regular
until O'Clock p. viz: 254 shave
cor 2ad-st. 10. 9th ave. COR isth-s, M.cya sth-ays
aud 18th ct. 1&2 Columbus West 68tn-st. lO0
west 43d 9Th OF East i&h at; e3i wsss
t1d-sf bstwssa 7th and 9Th 40 East t3th-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

asa 90: butchers 81 sogs3 o. Sheep strong natives.
So 5oTsi 20: lambs. S5g5 IS; Texas mutons, S4gsi 2
Cincinnati. Feb. e.--Hogs easy So 25GsI o.. Cattle
steady 81 23qsl g. Sheep steady, 81 'JgSt 60 Lambs
steady Si1Sl 20
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From font q,

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot o, Liberty ST
Week days. 40. 500 1000 dl 80 Dining Carr A. NJ.
200 $3.50 10 90 Dining Can eco ?. NJ, u Is mdt Sun
days 80 1000 III: 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 $40
Dining carr 900 P. NJ. 1913 mit Additional Tor
Pha delphia week days, 900 A. NJ 1890 100. 43O 80
600 p N. Sundays. 900 4. NJ. 400 p NJ.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week days ! .c 50, e.. $40. s55. 9:0s o 90 IS
1900 iOi5 10 IS il:os 100 II IS A NJ IL 23 IL as
90 lbs 40 200 2:25 2:.5 IS $685. 3.b5 -
AS. i5S. 52s 555; $40, 6:25 e:5' 7:e5 80 SIS
SIS 1000 II 30 A. NJ. 1900 NJ. u IS. 200 230. 800
355 400 4:55. 5:25 800 $780, 7:25 s:23 s;20 s:;3
1873 F. NJ 1918 mdt
Tickets and paror eeats at foot OF Liberty ST..
whitehall St. 49, 172 pal 434. 94 / l40 1922 Broad
way 73I Az, 81 East i4h St. 1913 Eas. i25th ST.
273 West 18th St. 25l Columbus Az: New York; I
Court St. SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway VIII
iamsburg The York Transfer Co will cnll for and
check baggage hotels residences to destination
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-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations In New-iork foot OF Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
and after Jan. 81 1895
&C. 40 T;i5. $40 4 II ti2:oo 81 to Faston, To
100 AIS (4:3) Easton). 5;f5 (7:3O Allentown
p. N. sundays 1870 q 20 to Eason A. NJ. 100 $50
500 p. NJ
For wlkesbarre, Pitston and Scranton. $40 A. IL.
i:lO go. AIS p. NJ. Sundays. $50 A. NJ.
For Reading and Harrisburg 400. 800 $40 1000
II 80 Reading A. NJ. 40 l30 600. 400 Read
ing. 430 800. 5:i5 600 to Reading z. VI, 1915
Sunday. i33 nl:3) to Reading) A NJ. 100 200. $50
eco p. NJ. II ID night
For sunbury Lewisbgrg and willIamsport a; 80 500
9:lO A NJ. ll0. $780, 900 p. VI. Sundays $50 A. IL.
600 y. 81
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank. Long Bran-l asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south 10 Point Pleasant. 43o. SD
QOi5 Red Bank only. II 30 A. NJ 30. las Is 40 Red
Rank only) 4i5, 440 5:3S. 6:l5 p. NJ. Sundays tsop
at Inteaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 900
UO:l5 Red BANK only A. NJ, 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 1915 A. NJ. 40. $40 440 63s Saturdays
ony) p VI. Sundays 1913 A. NJ
For Toms River, Barnegat Park. and Parnegat 4:30
$40 A N li5. $40 p. NJ sundays lG:l5 A. VI.
For Atlantic city. Vineland. and Brigeton. i:30 A NJ
las NJ. IA 90
4l5, 40 T. VI.
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FLOUR AND MEAi<-Buyers were N ur ~. nr.yen,
10 mai eT,nn, me irregular action Of wheat pissea,
INK free demand Prices IN s Is I0ass Is: winter
s;raishts 81 5SQ$s 6 winter patents g ess o., e,
No winter Sc 5odt3 grade u 'tsi tqrr1sr
wheat -four, 81 35ltl g. =" ScoRNMEAI,-Qulet
saeS 200 Dbl. Quoted Kiln-dr1ed s2oSZ - a. 20 ny
nc Mr AT|stsnav. fine white. 500 me ycip %
75c; oars G7qGsc FED-sieshy ~ ,o,aSling
N bnlk TGdSDc: spring buK' in1
bslE 1850. rye feed .JnS7i9c: city fee1 .Se' O., Nm
chop roc: o,lmeal. s21gs2I screenylnsss' ''"' "
oRAIN-WHEAT-Decided irresusrnny we're a num-
OF the wheat market To-Day A"~'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

Receipts at the ports and interior points toeey I'M
pared with the same day last "c'N' 4"7' '"' '
years 8 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

corroN-Ac,ve trading and rapid fluctuations marked s;
,hs Gsfs At an advance OF iq2 points English cotton
market cables being encouraging ana me genera avs
ysnea is 10 points The closing was firm a. net gain
The general market bearings were much The same as
sto. a. 70 S S21Se an he 5ot %h. full was Offset
in good measure by continued rSeI "a, ayna 5s
70 come on the part Of the spinners Of Great Britain
ana The Continent IN SomPe daI, w rom Fe River WERE
Of an encouraging character. indicating decided hrmness
ana se5yd S0 ON the BASIS Il 6s
Nee i,. as favorable as anything heretofore received
DsPsehss ia ss uved by direct buyers
European accounts The later intesence regarding co.,
IN age prdportons than heretofore the Of
fSton ias ss % epaItes consideraSle sho,
the Liverpool market the part of both SPECTATORS
late was sss a ecsd quiet of i oS
n sPo, cotton IN the %sdnr Upland and 6sc Tor mid
ding Ga as ssahs, slice and lee respectively last st
snai oiciai dispsiahes ETehsase On nida ,l5
sFosa .. ~ GO a lS0N steady s sales 2a
ssss cnsrIesIH 7 i'sAd'S o4fok O rm Sc sales s
,eles ps,m9rs re nSgns enph. firm a 1 Sc &c high
hsher; sales 81 bales Gsy tHs5, s ,n%S eis 10
higher s&es 0.e Nfi,cs: The long and short inter
market row Si sgg s snd h
Sps oo1sidsrabie variations day 10 Gay. This will
naturally draw spec1son Irf ana U5e pSy e
To rnoroT's receipts at New-oTeans were Officially
,,-Acas,.d a, 20 300 bales. against actual
c.tpt las, Turssiay q 1913 bales 2415 last year and
sslT bales In 1895 Houston receipts tomorrow were
oa,av es,irna;e at 1850 4 700 bales against 3glI
.st week 2 7ss last year and PICS bales In 1880 To
ds,s considerably IN excess OF
osal pot receipts The movement since Selei-
Der has been . follows
orea, Britain. France. cOntinssn:
-y.a4 " - 3Os3 1922
Toa ' i Since ms SEPTEMBER %s c2s2i ls0S5
Cotton Exchange special IAverpoo cAbes-spo, Cotton
g.oS blsiness doing: sales. 1900 bales; speculation
On c,no~r 90 bales American. 1000. receipts 1000
American 5000 middl!ng upiands 5-l& Futures
unchanged 10 iGig2-G4 advance February 80 as Feeru
sry-.isroh sl5j1s. March-Apr1, Hob. ApI!i-May
Nsyr,.ne an. June-July. Bits: July August
3iSb. August Sep TENDER. 3lsizs Septernoe~o
SlsLb. Catcher November 3l9b. November December
iozs Msrches,er-Yarns steady; cloths. fair demand
Tne ranee OF contract prices to-day was as foiows'
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Ric-Cone~ market Gull; No Rio. 1918; e1cnanse
e5-32a. receipts 1900 bags; cleared i9r the Chyi
states ls bags cleared for Europe LOW pass' soN'
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against 15.240 last year
The market for refined hrm all day, closing
strong with prices tending upward. Business was very
brisk cubes in particular moving freely. We quote:
Domros cut loaf and crushed 5c powdered and
powdered 7i6c. grarulaed and fine granuaied 5isc:
coarse graduated and fine graduated. 51c;
feconers graduated Sic. cubes. 1-l6c. XXNX pow
dered and mould a. Sac; diamond A. 5i.c confecton-
ers A, 5,scj Nos and .. $50: No g I$-lec No 4.
sc, No 3 4sc; No G. eisc: No I. 4ic No s. IlGc;
No 2 4%c' No 10. 3-ltc' No II. 4hc; No ~ Ice;
No 49, nc. No a. Ii6c. No IS 4c: No lG I5-iGc.
TEAS-Taken altogether. the weekly auction sale Of
teas. held to-day. fairy satisfactory. feature Of
offerings lot Of 900 pigs Of Formosa four years Old
These sold at l5Tl7c Ping suey were Irregular some
selling abou: lie below early valuation. Total
offerings consisted Of 3si4 pkgs as follows: Moyune-20
Tyson. 1919; 5l2 Young Hyson. 2Jai2zc: q Imperial
2li.Ii9zc: 10 gunpowder 2sG15c Ping Suey-43 Young
yson BE: llG Imperial l5:c; 100 sunpowder 2iqi5zc
Japan-23 pan-nred 1Jc; 1l9 Congou l4i2I11i.c; 278
India ana Cey,on. l9al24c. Ooong-79 Foochow. l3c;
1919 Form0sa 32G 5c.
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORIS.-Current quotations Of
domestic woos (scoured basis based upon Wool Exchange
Official classihcations. Is follows
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Receipts at tho ports and interior points in thousands
last three ciphers oo) omitted Flour bbls grain. bush.