davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
Eastern average
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-YOrk. January 20, lSfo
prEyrs pacsir,s IS cars or 2SG head-ll cars 70
he expofed and direct 20 local slsughterers NO usn
ing feeling generally steady Dressed beef steady az tR
sac per 10 for poor to prime city dressed nauE so
t-day 400 cate and O22 sheep for J. Shanberg Son
40 cattle fo schwarzschld sulzberger and 2"D quar-
tIs Tor ID II sherman and 14O head Tor Eppsteln q
Sanders Tomorrow the Majestic for Liverpool. ~ -
take out 1890 quarters Of oeef ioT Eas'ams Ssi
mans COMPANY and 2g5 quarters FOR Armour CO.: ana
tbs America 20 London. i5s cattle for scnwarlschia
suzberGsr and 159 hest for shamoeTg & son 20 ., 10
sold all OF the latter at sxeth-st. The market ruled
quiet but the limited rsanS vas o a. Zoe ~ ev dressed
veas arrn Al lOclec per 10 country dressed easier at "a
6ii.c dressed grasssrs quoabe at Gp1Gc little caves
saies-iInme & Mullen: veal 1876 n at s. 80 per 100
do IA n. IS y. d. l2o 10 at - uo' '-'
EiEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts all for the market i1
were 3s GERS head. making. win thr SOCK
RED over from Yesterday total OF 20. car rsre wa.
IL Jersey city and at sixiieth-s St., ~ All in
que, trade at Just about Yesterdays prices IN al ~
stances The pens were not FULLY ceaF"l =" - cbo,c.
lambs al s. $3.50 y. dressed mutton. 7gsc per 10
sales-Gcorge Dnienhack: 1874 lambs 81 10 aver
are a. SC y per II. 10 state sheen i3 ~ al 20
y. Harrington: III Ohio lambs ., 10 al 60 .,
s sanders: 30 Kentucky lambs "a NJ AZ s. %
HOGS-Receips 10 cars. or 's5 hean; 80, -. ,Sn
quoted hrm-r s. i5q$l 20 per 100 ID d2' -, e
sales-S Judd & Co: Late Yesterday, - State
100 10 average at s. - per 100 NJ l72 Ohio do ~ 10
81 49, III do. ~ 70. az 81 TO- roughs 80 49, d"
Hume & Mullen: Late yesterday 2oi state hog. los
~ at 81 % $ do 5i n at 81 %. 81 DO S' 10 al - 10
4 " Lamb Late yesterday; 90 state hogs i's 10
at s. p g DO 1ss .. a. s. 20 1873 Stat. hogs 2s 70
., II y sol roagh az 200 n a, 81 e.
= IT. wkerson: I6l Kentucky pigs. "a ~ at - 70
George Dnienback Late yesterday y s'a'e h0SN '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

rrnyc down oc7e Fowl. have show exceptionally
lots as they run rarely saiabis above She. with
been cult. liberal supply and steadily accumuln,ing
wit price weaker and Irregular specially "ediTm 70
plenty as Of late and choice grades held about ssadX
irregular Tame SQUADS in noderaIc surpy. ana
choice large while held quite firmly We quote: TuI-
MIXED Young hens and toms. iS04sc DO fancy youns
chickens YhIi.dci p lar fancy per h. i2SiaG DO foir
70 god lo9lic; DO Jersey prime cQio'sc DO state nnd
pcked .coiaed fanny sae.c % Focd 7e
mixed, Western fancy &C. d. fair to good. 7i.Gs,ac:
sSw So Ss;s and good . to prime good 20
Sc; Old cocks. Western per 10 999Cc cspons. Phle-
small ana lips iosiie % western fancy. large i2
ic ducks Western fancy per 10 sasc DO fair to god
sgsG sesse Western fancy Sc DO fa. to gooa 6a,e;
and Po2f s. soqsi 70 VIM. ~ D''", '' -
S a , o' 8's o cba nq tSoue are demand
limited a, tho price. asked Particles sfI scarcc ana
arm Prme eFoose sG tary at, At 'sssy p5Se ,, wa I'D
moderate. though prices held about steady Vent
Da SIT S d we v GsStr rssse' 0 p Tm %
andrawn per pair si@Sl i2 do piniss eocgs DO IN
s. aS sou'sera Scasl Coz VIVA duek. pail
s3Ss2 so a. reehead .ssosl ~, 90 raddy 'g .sc: 90
% sT.s G wing s.4Cs .s gr .I PEI Par AZ
s % f9s x <% asd P r Of poaoe,
for week IS 40 BIS imports 22 bass Round potatoes
have .rsne,h.ne TOWARD TIE close Under hrncr sycss
yet some stock il held shade higher Tran quoted
been not VII fn s. na ss Sa0Sf Sl T
@ and p0S ST. T asags rs 'asFn nr dn nd
seady squash In light supply and higher 3ther l9esl
freely ana has so.d wen when fancy hut
ms. stock poor and drasgins - low figures. otheF
ircmey Nigh when o. attractive quality: anything
god enough to bring expenses. New-orean. vsseafes
fiysls rom B,-muda considerable cauInowers have ar
rived from california and have sod promptly ct ra,ntr
quotation extTem. Other vssesses about as quoted We
isans p bb 90 50 s u so srssy per S s3asa ~
d. sacs s29s2 ~ do STATE and Western per $50 h.
s :n IS: 81 ST. 90 . Rss GO is %
sses sprouts per quart 5alcc h:,'s local per n2 '|
crate s. 1899 Is celery per bbl, saasG. celery pr
s sss S sa sS 1o0sse 5 pe ss So nj a G
feHa PEI per 'S ,sSss g. DO Fiorss per g
Se Ssse' b.. sase ss ca rs M .sas
Sss0rleaas h5 $3.50 DO Florida ea'b In, 10
Forsa f peP CARRIER ssasi Do eral
sala late 2,rs2 9. na,;9y per ssi
White, co. 4OSSSc Carols. per 5S sias
Tor@ PEE per 'f ss sss Is &c Bal
onions Havana per crate S $50 90 hernnia yov SEA
81 go do white s2qsi so do white per 5ei so
White per Dbl ssSs5: do red s. 5oa$2 CO. do yellow
s sfr P 1 3. % s.c A1S 5
Virginia 40 quoted az &c ana No at e. aGso nuts
S a d - feeswaxnIre wax in light supply ana m
syrup quoted 4ogS per sso1 HC Sob aI pc.
f. ssl2o do bacEvhea. DIE o. clover s1irac,ea 30
5sc DO buck heat 4g4 PC Ca an Ss cSH9 Gin
sc gH root steady at 81 soa 50 per 70.
mix Ma and A cream a; the different rsilroad dsba,ns
points and near the city for The week have been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

New-York. January p. 1s9s
COTvTON-There was an advance - 465 points in tie
99 Of eooT mis- o1pnF ,T So g e Sgynf s 9H had s been
looked for sellers became cautious the movement +
cotton a. ports pointed moderate nsues ana turner
parity coming Via the Produce Exchange through indicS-
Ions o. ncreased wheat acreage N ins s'" fezeIs
smaller cotton acreage on TIL. invest
,nen buying as well as covering ny the more prudent
shorts While the more couTaseous bears TX @e,sr'se
he Claims O bad roads as resrc.ine Teocpls 10
England spinning districts Of gloomy chnraeeF by
suca had been p-Si'y sene.ay ds'o anSne e =,
TOW IN Wv Of the possibilities Of trouble following ne
Tsi, = the warship Maine TO Spanish waters ln ne
afternoon the market was a.iet buy nrm VIZ, IeI ,
Predictions FOR smaller receipts interior pts and 10
ports morrow TIE market ciosci s'eaay nj a. 10
p pss cs.on on au s qd'e ali day and closed nm a
@g ca pFrs ses os 200 bales Were ~ delivery
foii5y, Tew crlcan. auc, ~: seies 800 bales NJ
BILE QUIET 5l.c Ssy AMMAN qua, 80 wn.nc, -,
&c Noftsk sicae, sales. II bales sai'if9eIe
port cesrsnce. to-day reached g l62 h4lcs ncuens
siso bales Great Britain 200 balls 70 i1sn.h pom,
included 1880 bales cleared from Pensacola fr l.o.
New-oreans shipped over haf OF TIE entire amount '""
ne ss%wsly receipt: at e. qi 2 9. son' s. 49, s
81 zoe bales last year and $3.50 bales ~ 800
s|ens footed Boss bales qsa4s ms = 57 ,3 l Val
The time years heo@ipts ~ ~ 81, 49,,
bales arains, 9G57 week ana oalo ba~s las
60, t. 1870 bale. again, 62e bales .ast week ard
26I bales last Cotton Exchange specal LV'r7o
Bales STIPULATION enc EXPORT 300 Ansrcan 200;
ceips 90 American 100 mdans SpanGs CO. 100
steady Lad net adysncs JsHusry @o, Jsn Ser
aosis.; Apr Nay. 3Jos: May-June sos'sb: June July
slob Jgy 3ag"'i 9 H. 'c,oeI Sovsnser sISb: 20
yesber December aIs.b Manches,erY Yarns IN buyers
Ay9r c rsnge OF Contract Prices to-day follows:
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TIE rpAnE ~ cHICAGO.

- Ia, u Especially 1T was a Letter wheat
i. yi,h everybody else in the pit puzzeu anu
,,,,ia An incident the Jumping o' me ''"ui''
- 90 q Letter brokers bought It up. taking possibly
o., 600 bush and paying hlga prices Tor TWO OF mr.
- iots January closed az ~ &C II was ha'D !"
lodi, the reason for the January tacti's Inc o'D"'
-. ,,s nurrose was TO make a strong Nay market
70 hermit OF selling. and the opinion "As '"a' 'ne
,s am, q this My selling by tho Letter Interest It
49, ,, under cover however and no, enough
. ,-.k ,,rice- The May was strong throughout. open
INC a, g3..c selling 03lsc 70 eisc. and closing at
a3-.c The news very conh.ctlng cables were A
tsapp1lumen; 70 the bulls LNe,poo on Atse ana
abroad the seaDoard reported from twenty nVe 10 my
loads worked Tor export There was decided Mit'te-
al relatively better prices anu miner ta"ns Touni
lot q 10000 aash spring Sea.sirl clai an,es We're
try deliveries one well known Mnn.ap1 elevator prO
Iret0r usually bear SAID Thai the farmers had cleaned
cevts ahead OK last years. aloWo bush. against
1884, 90 There were few snowy features 10 the
trade the II all the Letter buying z January
81 Louis covered May shorts foTesEs were reported
moderate buyers and at the seaDosri. There
lot q commission house selling II May On a good
scale Harris schwartz bupee Bartlett Frazier. BALDWIN
Quincy leading q this was probably for Letter
although there proof q a. The decrease In the
worlds visible 73i bush. less than ucpated
athourh clearanres we're Os- 90 bush and notwth-
standing the strength IN wheat, corn was nat al the
session within a range May sold - and AZ 20
100 estimated FOR Wednesday. Cables vera unchanged
The pit trade entirely professional -
win 100 estimated for Wednesday. SAMPLES were ic
higher. New-York had little buyins to do Their
AZ g3'.c and a. 23-sc and closed az "a 10 &C.
rrorslors continued their advance pork up i2sc; iari
creased trade the feature me crown 'n9ughs As.s
buying through so.er- hos perry
light 1850 to.d,ys T h,ine T""" i''
on the curb puts on May wheat closed at eSAc calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

Liverpool Jan. o. 33 p. m.-FScharge wheat.
spot hr,n No 2 re-. Western winter. - lrsi No re!
Northern spring. Is ia cornspo FIRM American in.xsi
new 81 SD do old 81 5fd. futures steady, January
81 id February, Is 81 March. % I'D Flour St l>u-
fancy winter irm ~ o. 81. Hons ~ l>fna1n 'Iacnc
coastl-Frm at "a l5sdfJ Eeeffrm. extra India ness
sGs "a prime mess 5Cs 81 Pork-Fun. primo mess me
Western AS 81. prime medium western. 4's
Uars-short cut IL 70 10 n, easy BIS Bacon-cgm-
berand cut 2s 70 30 N. firm ar % Cd short rb - 10
nr1n 2ss Sd; long clear miides. heavy 20 70 - 10
27s Sd clear backs Is 10 j. 10 hffn AZ
2Gs Cd clear bellies IL to "a n Bis Cd shoulders
Square I2 "a n e'eady AZ 2Ss Larl-Prine Wes'.
srn arm al 25- Chosse-A American finest white ana
coi0red dun a s3s. Tallow-s'rlue city nrm ~ ias
Cot,onseed o-Lyerpool refined firm AZ Is Turpenfn"
Spirits firm at 2ss 81. R1sinf'0nu0n steady ~ a. lsf
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan % -"cspite the sno~s,9rm trade W
clttle animated ihan usaa - " .,'1y a. e->5
q prrss, Ln Sr" los AZ <is, % some high
stock brought s. 2ogS5 40 Fed eHsns s. ~ az 49,.
lots AT OTS+ IS There was moderate sly,H,l -
FEEDER trade wide range q prices T." ND'' -
stockers selling arounl s. 3. and prime ie" s''ns
s, 80 Canners sold 81 95as1 -. eng i;t heilass
br5urh, s. ;Dqs4 y Calves were scarcg ane ne pest
ones sold toay At s. pr TO H. ~, d 20 Slrbsr han
~ 81 e,aSs9o chiefly at e 75as@ So. me nea, hos3
Di,-sas "a were largely 81 81 snss ~ The mar@e,
weakened later and tr. .1Nance Was lost There vas
sr sc,ive demand FOR sheep lambs and prices ruled
sales ~ sheep were AZ s3a$3 - Tor Inferior to common
up to 80 for choice focks FED Wesslns soid s
and there good trade in lambs AZ - -lg~ ~ ~
bulk fet hing s. and upward Westerns SPA up = - ~
,a,tie 2 800 head. hogs % 900 sheep l. gN
CTncinnafi ian 25-Hogs active 81 iorS3S cattle
steady s. 25aS4 10 sheep steady 81 ''nS4 b. LAMBS
Eas, LiSer,y' Jan :5-cqt;e steady prime 81 So
81 -: common. 81 35G$ - bulls sass ara e'" ~
s. oSas4: Scs, WORKERS 81 ooas7 heavy hog 50 sg
s. o. common roughs 81 25as2 - sheep strong shocc
81 7Oqs4 81 common. s. 25GS" -; choice an- - .n
s. so common to good s. 5oaS5 90 Veal calves 50 %
CITY Jan & a W., and ; coal s 4G sSa
~ gays s ..sss. ssd 5gs oe and ,ees 81
asiq 20 Hos strong > higher. st1ie easrr al l
hsaSs; g 'g y- ~ @ s pss 81 5odS
sheep and strong. mutt ns' = ''HN" '0' '''
ilou,s Jan 25-Ca,te steady and strong ,ar 70
,oncv rst.e sh n7ng and export steers 81 35aSo ~
dressed Doe, and butchers steers. S'a>' pn1er l''
81 .oasi s o. sifS Tva ana and indian se 81 Soa'
cows and helfers 81 loa<3 % Hogs stead s' ), o'
SO - mixed s3Goas3 - hsa'y - SSs5 Is Teyas
nuttens 81 a5GS4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

- ...a,,,,s wee as f,l,yys. Flour arm -, 30 :
s.-rc otea SpGa0c. No spring wheat mar ~ -,y
r. 2 rei e51H7 isc. 10 corn - ~ ,rhTe 7 o b.
crn :, vhi,1 FL b. 24024-4c. 30 = rye 4oc.
X 1r % h o. 1850. NJ ha Ns,.si' -
timothy sell s. - wsss k, 's,- ris sides do,sel,
81 spas5 10. Try sailed shoulders ',@Se lt,f'er m
~ slies d,,e-,l - o5uS5 -. "msHeY 9'S,'.,
49, lis per sal 81 -; sugars. Guy .a vi, e.,
~ pr.ise ENchange to-day TIE Dlt ma 80
On t.e i,,sar,e~ios fgaI>itr: daes, ll4l'@ '"e'E'
,n,et sqsisc. Legs nrm. fresh Toe.
,,,..-,sr Ian 25-Fl0ur firm Wheat hiineI. 10
i o5@ Corn firm. NJ N Sed. e.. Vats s'r.ns
:. re-. -, o-c rye frin. 40 > - &c. l-lrf hriler.
- IL Hv; 5ru unchanged. Egin creamery. pc,
o. ia lsc. dairy lo-. Eggs weak. loo
N,u,-a,rea Ian 9J-Vheat easier, NJ ! northern
OIL "a srrng s91oc. May. ~ &c. h'e .sher' NO
% ~ farley dun. 80 >. Ale, sample -vf@' &c.
,u,,eor,is Jan 25-Wheat nruer; Januar. we;
~, All -. January gD'lc, So hard 9ic. ~ /
MAJ %, -Four stronger. first patents s. $3.50
80 & -Oqsf -; first clears 50 13u 81 20 soc
ears - IS s. %. bran in bulk s. 3vHS' 90 sacked
- p,,a1s,cb,, Jan 25-F.our higher. winter super
cear S4QS4 -. 10 stfaishts 81 WgSi ~ 2o ~ A. mai
Ter clear 81 coast 90 DO straFht - o4sf 90 @
en-, 81 75lsl. spring clear. - --isf ~ 90
e. ,oa<t So do patent. 81 9ppSo ~, Mh"A' 49,,
$500 c,n,rart grade. January. @9N. A." &C. r. 1al
49, AMI Ap~I nominal. C..u -tsa-. 40 ".H.-ii
I.,r,. qsa .,r. February - T53r. Mar'n anl ~.
,s'r nj. 800. March and April nominal. bI..'
steady. fancy Western crcainsy ~, 10 - ,s.,rhv
prints 2c. d, Western go. 2lc Eggs MN" IT'S" ''''
lyc. do Western 100. .,
- Louis Jan Flour quiet and firm eut aa me-
-, e-,, higher. ~ reI cash. ei"' 'oc'
ctsco I,ruary - isc asked: May % -sc. oJuyi -
10 hard cash. corn spot fsnef - 49, stow
IsniIary 257sc bi May % Jnl! 'os. ,rack alc;
ss.any an ol,. Nav 2iAc bid. July. - SC: No I'M
3ss.q25c Bran quiet and nrm ra'k'a cast "Ae"' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
Total daily supply. ........... .--'o-o 100 80
Tho Exchange price remains at p. quart net

The Exchange price remains at "a cents a quart net
the shipper. - ,. -.,-... 49,
there is further degree ~ solthtss
in an Some Of the older dealers cal
they have known in the last Ten
wears surprising feature in the trade Is the netlee
which attends even the good 10 best marks or nay
While the rate range nearly repeated FOR prime 20
No . II in wholesale way II the rarity
~ large buyer should appear. II receipts continue
heavy the standard grades look though they would
lose 2sc before week is out. as the feeling was
exee,tionally a the close day We quote
Usv large bales per 100 n 72Hc. No l invoice lots
per 100 ~ 65Q67l II No per 100 n. Gat2ac; " B.
Der -, 45n5Oc shipping per lc0 n 3'r41c; infer
10 eradeless per n 35d +0c clover mixed per 100
N 45q5Oc. clover per 100 n. 40G45c. salt hay, per
100 y, 4ON ,5c. small 'sOone-' bales should he rated
2i1c bales. good many OF the average
class Of lightly mixed clover paying
IN he nechborhOo1 Of 40. the difference between that
price and the No Is winter attraction
for many buyers glance at the WEEKLY total IN con-
uectior with The previous ieavy viii show how
severely the market Is weighted down with mmofahe
surrlus STRAW-Straw also has weaker tone. few
uarces now SOC and BUYERS assert they are
sefng as b eh grade recently held ~ d1Ic
We quote Best long rye. In merchantahle lots iOQIIc
per loo y, irregular grades * l45c. The a.
dcal rerorts receipts % hay IN the Produce
Ixcharre AZ noon today Hudson River RAILROAD
SEQ Erie $40 Pennsylvania. 60 Delaware I.ackawanna
and Western 80. West shore 24O Lehigh Valley. 500
ontario and 10. Central az New-Jersey. 90
Total l ESQ tons. receipts o: to-day. 20 tons
The receipta Of hay and al New-York FOR the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

COFIIE-The general temper OF The market for coffee
i>hah ilfures better to-day. without material Nails
uon IN prices The market opened seady at an advance
OF points and made further change for the resi- VI
the forenoon During afternoon business ruled IN
active wiih The market finally steady NJ net unchangeu
Eices TO . points advance. Total sales. 1850 bags
me improvement OF The forenoon resulted from "
scarcity Of sellers rather than from the presence OF Duy
es IL was waiting market, buyers end sellers p.,s
=, standoT II the absence Of any news OF p oir
value as factor in changing old opinions or FORMING
rev 9ns European cables were quite as good a. 49, ~
pced but receipts RIO and Santos were again heaSy
While the distribution Of coffee in this country az N
ciiated by the spot demand and warehouse DELIVERIES
was sr'sll There absolutely speculative interest
outside 81 the four walls OF the Exchange. except for
niue foreign selling Tho local contingent traded on tt
sdes OF the account IN a small ''scapirg way Sp2'
brazilian coffee ruled dull and nominally unchanged
closing the si4c No Rio rvoic. lots and
Ga FOR jobbng parcels Steamer Hogarth, with lO4eo
bags Santos and 9t9l3 bags Victoria and steamer
Highland Prince with 1901 bags Rio and 1885 BAGS
santos total u 2O2 bags arrived In New ork to
toria January 81 and steamer Amaln. with 100 bags
cleared Rio yesterday. Milo cofees ruled steady az Gay
at about former prices sales included 500 bags Mara
caibo, 200 bags Sayania and 100 bags la Guayra al on
nryate terms We quote Maracaoo 4..as Nc 1qeIt.
Seyaqilla 5i:Gl6e; Mexican eai5e Central American
14l1ec. Costa Rica 7nlJisc. rofee In parchment 30
She. Mocha. l1i3nl0i2c. Infang. Interior. 23f-izc
fancies 25H3Oc. Cor.nchie 26flsTc.
The range OF contract prices today was as follows
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AMERICA LINE
i ION ROTTERDAM AID AMs-TRDAM

II FOR ROTTERDAM AID AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOULoGNE SUR MER
Saturday. January ~ 70 A. "
;. = pSs.r, OIL. Saturday February 3. n A "
N,oserate prices great comfort superior accomm0da-
Arnis for handbook and terms % Ger. PasA
Irsrcr 81 Broaavay. New YORK
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FRrN~i- LINE
/,ONpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiqua

- INFECT LINE TO HAvRD-PARis FRANrE).
Inn sailing every Saturday. AZ 10 \
-, pr 10 40 North River foot Morton Street
- rnamaagne ... Jan - - Nofmanie Feb ~
~ u-a,a~~c ......Feh IA Champagne. Feb. -
Ia ,aeeoosre .. Feb y Ia Rre' lgi~ March
Ia ist-ciasa passage y Y.-Iaris $50 snd upy"aris
Aaancv l.. : ana Can. bowling Green
=. CO western Agency Il Deafb .rn-st. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS and -utf 'rlptons for The Ifibuns
n r.rsiSed a. their Uptown once. No i-s2 brnadNay
81 door north Of 3isst until clock > ~. ai.erti.e
following branch ofces az fesulsr
or,c. rate. until o'clock p IN, Wa; 20. shaw = e.
cor asd-s 49, 6th-ays cor. 18th st. Nacya ON ave
COiumbus-ave.. West whit 10
West t.d-st 6tb-a % Esst lt'h-.- 2oI We.s
between 7th and SIN l5v la. 4'h ~: itsS
"a ave- between 18th and 77ih .ts 80 =, ave n.ar
81, =, sst af-sve 2fO Rieecfer-.' as peecee-s st
oos al ave $40 7ph-st ie2i sd-ave 2ese sdavN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MArKETs.

a, e4%c: put. on July wheat s4Sc: calls sjsc Puts
on My corn closed at 2ohT2o'4c; calls. 2ssc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

Ric-C.OTee market barely steady. No : Rio SSH
Exchange 6Ed Receipts two days. 5000 bags Cleared
for the United States 5000 bags. Cleared for Eurupe
ZOO bags Stock. 3S4 900 bags.
Tho sta.s.t,af ro.tt,on n, brazilian coHee is as follows
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no VENEZUELA

l. Steamer, Of the RED ID" LINE. under mail
tract vfh the United states Government. Appointed
20 sail from Robert pier, Bropkyn
ror la Cuayra tfnr Caracas). Puerto CabeO Curacao
" and Maracaibo Via Curacao.
&C CARACAS. "Wednesday. February 2 l .. m
az yI,NTZT saturday. February ~ ,. m.
50 PUII.ApEIPHIA "Wednesday, February g. 1 p. m
49, BOUI.TON BLISS nAiI.ErT.
General Managers No. 1875 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

tgf-,fp AID I'TE-Ths market = very firm. with
sc,a Semnnd abroad uut quiet Tsde here Everything
-. -. sfrgng We quote Mania neno. spot, ~ q
,-a.ra hemp shipment. 4J-i0G4he: manila hemp
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

VI TEXAS. 50 cAR2tl Hp,p "a . AND FLA
80 a. Texas Coioratl Utah. ArIr California
r. &C. georgia Fl0rita 6 fFc-.lent acc 1m0'sfiona
'Co VT. so- sur GO-page Pocket Guis imiici freel
r II MALLORY & 60. Gen. Asts.. Pier 20 p r. n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

- ., Flour strong receipts $50 hhls
Spring patents S. 25as5 49, P9E eGsr and ,sar and
81 Soas5 % winter patent S54>1 90 767e per hu h
s. eas g per Dol Corn s,sady reee'Js s,osv re-
eeipts 20 233 bush fancy clipped S2eS- &C. No 20.
NO o. 75 midiiings si5 J)Gsls -. red dog hour
ST. 40. , ,-.,,ir,. limits
buffalo Jan 25-spring wheat god inqIiYs e oss.
new 81 os. 10 Northern new 9sse; 10 re
- qa6c Winter wheat dull ana unsettel 80
a.. " extra red 94c. Corn strong y y'..o" -
"a Yellow 8ia.c NJ yellow 3l4c No S3N rs
90 " q corn Ale oats easier. 10 MAlte - :
o. X, 2 white &c No white. pc. No my ~,
2Gs,c. No mixed, 25izc. Rye quiet 10 d" s''
quoted at 5lH52c - ,oi
= rla Lea ting fltures ranged as lol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

CLYDE LINZ.
y ALI. FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
w. o,,r c,ea-rs- Line 10 CHARLESTON. s. c. and
r.cYeOXVIrI.E FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
~ superb Passenger Accom- cdations.
paauced Winter Excursion ra..s now ~ erect. -
rpOor-OTS We'd Jan. - AisiONeilN " 2. Jan. u
coyANcHE Fri. Jan q SEMINOLE Wed. Feb.
Fron pier - East River fco' R'osstrit 81, D., p NJ
Bowling Green. " Y.
- O. Do, Fast y & = Line Via Jacksonville
c,.at Freight and PASSENGER I.i.e va Charies,on
= g EOER. Genorai Agent. 30 hroalNay " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
old DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY To NORFOLK.
For Ola Point Comfort Norfolk Neap,rf News Peters
burg Portsmouth, Pnnegs Point. Richmond Virginia
ye.sh Va ana Washington. J.. e.. Freight ar1 qafsen
esr steamers sail from Pier 20 North Kyr every weeA
a. sxceut saturday. az p NJ. and Saturday az 4 a
W l. GIILlAUDEU. Vice Pres and Traflc Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

Receipts OF the ports and interior points today com
pared with the same day last week ana 1881 year WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
nA\A\fA RAILROAD.

l. THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
connecng at the lsthmus FOR a West Coast Ports a
Mexico. Central and south Ameri.a
s,suers eal from pier foot West 9Th -. y. Y
rrS1S1'F 49,. Jan 81 noon ALLIANCE. Feb ~.
For rates apply a Company once. - Rrultway.
~ r l. WAIkER Traflr MANAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

FOREIGN COFFEE Markets santos-Coree mar
ket quet good average Sanios $500. receipts Two DAYS
1900 bags stock sa3 600 bags. Hamburg-Conee mar
k, opened =. pfT higher At go p. m. i.ah pfg
hgher. Sales 5000 bags Havre-Coffee market opened
barely steady an. unchanged. At IL m quiet and
changed. At ? ?. quiet and unchanged. Closed net
unchanEei Total salcs. 300 bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Exports for two weeks. IA s4s bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

eceirt. o, brencsius interior point, In thousads
- cirhcrs 600 omitted. nour hhls. gram hl>l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26

~. vr-yy YORK EENsTOwN-LIVERPooL
N.,os,ic IAN % noon Majestic Feb. %. noon
$3.50 Fah ? noon Germarc. Mar 2.
q TeI' 0rlr Mar 9,
rri,e,n,c Feb 10 noon Britannia March 70
ID ,.ssaqe freight and general M rfnat0n apply
r0 ' WHITE STAR LINE.
~. " A. North River Ofce Q Broadway -. 7.