davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08

at ioc and young from ooc S ola cssn.d
good demand from D 1ys s and c aiss
fowls still undoslrabis quality A. rule ana
sss ,o Rssy choice chickens and fine
heavy f Dsnsy S ana ''nr resa q Ducks and
abundant greatly neseoisa d ana p Tnr
keys. western fancy young hens lie; do fancy ms "
Young hens and toms o, do fancy yonns tonic sScka "
Phadephis fancy per No. la2e DO fair to sc0a .n 80
sylvan nil good 10 prime. ssoc do dry picked
prime ss%s DO t scSaed ns Sss Western Sa
prime do fair to good Ga75c r9ws 's syc a
Prime sea- s 10 ar to % sad aso wsc,e
~ 5c rhiaielphin fancy os aTs iaIs DO
western fancy large lac do medium szss i2'fiSg' 40
a and srs IoHie ducks a "ef al to good ae
geese Maryland primo per H. sgsc do Wesrrn whe
per per dozen. ' 81 5oss ~ q, small 81 Soasi 49,
GAMGroase selling S hitter n f %na demand en% and
steady irregular in quality and sene iI
anG nr na We ano s parrdas nearby Os
g: 81 S do D We's ss g ~ 10 p%ss Soca
weein PEE per 6Satn prime 81 25a so11Hsr1 SIC
uad sISS , gesd 40 So ss r Ss S,qGs
se jack 80 rabbits $casSc saddles yer h. i2S
' poT a. rGs1 x sS2' ass M Ii
Ugh, sy and held 'n nj sSus spp and sady
onen and very firm e., sece s sGs
.s scarce Celery shows yas , ySnso
In quality valus Other Zeal winter NeEcepes VIZ.
out change Kale and spinach In larger supply ana
err Florida Vegetables and ANYTHING of attractive
quality commands extreme nsures but POOR stock nesec
and selling vegetables range about as goe we
quote; potatoes Long Island. per Dbl So DIk2I3 90
Jersey 81 1912 40 State and Western S2aS2 31s %
s. boGSi Brussels sprouts quart 5gso lets Per DBL
5OfTSc. a, Southern 100 lunches S4ms5; chicory
p.r hi s2Gs4: celery per 5G0c; cucumbes per
crate sIds2 90 cabbsge 100 Sass DO Danish SEED
slas7: egKplsnts per Dbl s5G9lo 10 per box 81 eoa
escaro per Dbl f2a<3 Is. lettuce. New-)rlafs per
bbl s2Tsi Do Florida per basket slas2 tomatoes peas
and peppers $6s2 go squash. per Dbl fl4sl oo pars
nipa per Dbl 75c9$i turnips Russia. per DBL Gcgsoc;
white hb 4od5Ar onions oranss COUNTY ael per
bag So 5o@ss: d, yellow s2Gs2tD DO white 81 9g$i
yellow. 81 25gs3 DO state and Western yellow s2gs2 81
carrots oil sns ~ string beans. per crate. Slqsl
kale per Dbl 5oa60c spinach. Norfolk per bbi S2gs5
DO Baltimore, 81 5OqS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

nrhrouyh trains leave NewYor. foot OF Chambers-st
.. folIows ana five minutes earlier from West pa st
o,on W-Vsst,hu.ed Express daily for Ringnamon-
vS,.,,v rlnira Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
p N "barlor car Buffalo. -.
90 ~ W-Vesibu!ed Limited fast mail Daily. solid
ira N Tor Chicago Cleveland 740 ", chicago
p NJ sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
7,:to p M-Buralo and Cleveland v-s,ibulsd Express
,riy.s BuraD T.o5 A. NJ. IRA ltJri IL A. ~,
Jamestown 90 A. Nj Cleveland ~ 30 r. VI Sleepers 70
a., cleveland making direct connections Tor
D D,,t. Sh,axo and tie West. CAFE Library
s:aS r MsoIa ,rsn 10 ch'f p,s se,Psr' to Ho'
1,,iS.k IRIS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
SsfnrDm1odatons at H. llS .dl 'ol and e5T Broad
i az 20 ~, 1876 l25th 81 ard West i25n-
W." chemhers and West 23is; ferries, New York 30
a. Sa L,iton-s 100 BroadH ~, Brooklyn 200 Hudson
s1 iSrk.n and Jersey City station Wes'cot Express
cs Tor ani checks baggage from hotels and residences
70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

as7 N ss orr 51aus sssa - s's
to be exported i34 cars direct local sausterers and
for the market, making with the cattle already
wer ,e al y". Jersey city There was lair inquiry, and
sold freely at steady prices rough butcher stock
VI %ef az t sfy' searsd "'
Sa. ssass TO- dry cows seas Dressed Gssf steady
s az ."S ae. from London and Liverpool quoted
lean steers ehaIo4c. dressed weight: Tefrserator
Aurania for Liverpool viii take 2o4s quarters q
S Ss' 20! s" Quarters n0 rAf scS%aShd s%zbcIse and
$50 caue Tor J. shamberx & Son the LondonIan for
Tor Trns'cIn sanders; me chicago city FOR Bris9i
2 '' "a, 70, P 1 sba MSs Son. the the u s
West inie, lo' sheep 69r L. 3 pepo1 1G making
IL 43o quarters beef all TO ports OF Great Britain with
age sas al DO 100 NJ s. as 2: e Ken
s iaf' ls 60 10 C'S @, e 3d. isi 3Nf o g d. iii
do 1910 SS i S S. d. co. 81 S S's at s. o. do
's n at $: so 5; DO SO GS7 m H. "a At & s. cow 1910 n at
81 So q. "a ~ at 50 oS do $50 NJ at 81 so; DO
j. shamb.rF & Son: Ohio steers ard oxen tmi1ed''
A. , T. Ca yer q d "2 is 's' IL a. ao 5s
70 At 81 IS; 81 Do iiaa n 81 sou Is do. 1853 ~ at
% % - 30 1852 rSA !, q 3d. 3 Ohio DO 75o ~ s
s. Judd Co.; 20 cows. se7 n. at 81 d; do $50 10
r. r. Hollis: oxen. so7 rb. at 81 so; cows 1900 n.
&fIIH cows-No arrivals and no trading; feeling
cAiEs@ including ~ direct. lee head
uaknx with the stock carried from yesterday, a
total head Iva eoldIs at Jersey City and ~ o.
sStie,h-st Their. slack demand all .round and
calves steady About 80 head were carried over
Poor prime sold s5dsS 100 10; city dressed
veals 10i1 no per NJ country dressed weak
az d0o dressed grassers. 56hc; little calves sold at
Sales Judd Co.: veals I2O 10 average. at 81 Is
per 10: 80 Buffalo do. 1+7 n. at 81; % 90. III To-
Hume Mullen: vesis. i7s n. at s.; do 100 n.
II IL Hollis: grass.r.. 2e3 n. at 81 80.
r. G. Bailey: 1 veal 2os n. at 81 25 90. eo 70. at
Mcpherson & Co: s srsssers. s24 N. at So Is.
SHEEP AND J.AMBS-Recepts, including cars 70
The stock carried over from yesterday total OF 1871
cars to be sold-9 Jersey City and "A at Sxtieh-st
Sheep were in fair demand at steady prices; lambs
however again ruled slow at slight further reduction
fairly prime sheep sold at So b0nst - per 100 NJ com
mon to choice lambs at So 5Ods6 % one deckloai
reaching 80 30 Dressed mutton 7assc per 10 dressed
lambs. siaG1oc.
saes-D Harrington: 500 Western lambs. 81 70 aver
So % 100 10; 100 Western sheep. 9e 10. at
81 80; 81 Territory do. i2i 10 at So ooo.
POS do SO n. at SO TO- S? d. 76 ~ at 81 ~ 40 Buffalo
j. r. wksrson: 2I3 Buffalo lambs ~ N. at 50 %;
Kentucky 10. 30 ID. at 50 1919. 1874 Kentucky sheep.
" Collins: 23s virginia sheep s2 n. at 50 10
Hume & Mullen: 80 State lambs. 81 n. AZ 81 30
IT, II Hollis q state lambs. 90 10 AZ So %; IL State
sheep i4o n at 81 20; ? 10 10 NJ at 50 %
s Judd a Co: 1903 Buffalo lambs. 81 NJ at 60
sale: lower At 50 oDasi Is per 100 NJ country dressed
steady a. d6isc per N. -
saes-A ". Lamb late Yesterday: So State hogs. no
s. Judd Co.. late yesterday: % State hogs. 2Si 10
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. (SpeciaD.-There was an uneauivornl
bull market IN wheat to-day. May gaining Il. cents:
the January and the cash ~ cents. May opened at
9O cents sold between OOH and Ola cents and closed
Of cents. January and cash closed cents The
bulls most Influenced By the signs Of improved
consumptve demand This has been exhibiting itself for
three days Ia all the markets New York reports thirty
loads export to-day notwithstanding the advance on
futures There were CARROTS here II was hard T.
talk = the sample market but cash people reported II
strong IN particularly 20 In the Northwest There
scahard cleAfances.
OF course. Substantial bull help. Liverpool was
up I'D Nd Paris the other hand. was Id g. 80
centfn's lower Receipts here we're light 30 cars,
~ estimated for to-n1rrow. Minneapolis and Duluth
had 1913 carr against ITS last year The aeatter hed
something 10 DO with the msrket--iin Indicated for
day, II cold FOR tomorrow. Estimates on the
Visible FOR increase 'niny Of 10000 bushe,
last year n decrease q 10000 husicl- Letter
getting their orders from ST Louis. There was a
good deal outside trade The closed T. cent
calls" Letter brokers bought n large line ~
"alls" Baltimore reported loads freight room
taken
There was a Ii,u~ better corn market. It matter ~
cl,.c only - over .arf night May opened al
2pi cents ard st1rst 80 .p1.H.Di. cents AMI flass
ngures tho limits Receipt $40 cars. Win
40 estimated for saturday. Sainiiss 4. cent
900 oo0 bushels Country orerng. showed decided fa
ing IN There good deal OF TAX OF cheap money
In the Wen and OF extraordinary arrangements Tor feed
ms The corn trade was not very large but IL was a
little more general. The price helped both by the
ADVANCE In wheat and the strength In oats
cent The close wss oent Thursday. May opened
81 0h cents. Seld between - sann and - ocntS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
q. Receipts were ss7 cars with

closed At 23sQ23I cents Receipts 837 with
goo estimated Saturday All the shipping concerns
reported revival Of export demand Seaboard clear.
ances were bushels. Samples were 20 y cen.
higher shipping houses and shorts were the buyers OF
May. , ,--.-
Provisions affected by the strong grain markets
Packers buyers Pork closed Ia cents over
Thursday; lard ribs Ia cents over There
were $1,000 hogs with 25 900 estimated for SATURDAY
Receipts the Western points were the same a.
last year. 1900. Swift led the buying to-day the
Cudahy Packing Company. the Anglo-Amerlcan and the
Chicago Packing Company the same side. Eariy
there was some realizing by longs with profits.
on the curb puts May wheat closed at Ok cents
calls" e2h cents. Puts" May corn were 2sS
cents: calls" 29h 42os cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour ssadier No
red, s2. No corn 2e5sq?7Hc 10 yellow corn, 2so
S No O" E. s2 = . No Ths ssS 10 2aasS!sS
i7$l ~ prime t% 9S6 seq g a7 ness pork per
S s. q e e. eF dy SO .aed h s'5 6s sSs sas
Sc sides boxed, s. 73g>i ~; vhskey. dis
m rho h P gay the hTtter marst "a
steady creamerles i52ic daires. i2Qisc Cheese quiet
sQsiac Eggs steady. fresh 22c.
Milwaukee Jan Wheat steady. No Northern.
el,gc. NJ spring. S7assc May ~ he Barley and
fairly active No q l20l2c sample 2'03sc Rye steady,
Mn9sepsl, Jan sMe ss H IN } 5sS So*s
paicnts 81 75S4 s. clears eops4 second clears,
81 9Dgs3 Bran IN bulk s. 25g>S %. sacked. 81 go
Philadelphia Jan = whea, nrm and lac higher. con-
tract grade January oG%ueG'.c. Februars March and
f Hr', % ri. stc Marh all April nomSai Oats am
No white. Janieiy ana Frnr9a,y ~ ag1oc March and
en creamery &c q, pcnns}lyauls and es,ern Prints
o. Esss du and e lover tresh neafhS and Western
10 Cheese firm Refined sugars unchanged. Cotton
steady 1apw quiet and unchanged Live poultry steady
t~i. SgT Cd ross'. qS SP'as InsSn' ns9Ss
80 Dressed poultry hrm fowls. choice sasgae. do fair
to good 1a0so; eeGsn.' a'ss 10 m, s'' 49, 50
fancy. l2gl2'4 d. FAR 10 good. lOGile ducks good
q choice. IGoc
ST. Louis JAa. Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat
spot higher No RCD ash eIe, g9e slc; jan
u'y. &c Ma. Mspoirc July, 1ssl hid No hard
May ~ .c jui, - sc h,d. oats spot strads. Nv
cash els,s,9' SSc s.sh S'yxtS s a.snsg%I ~
nm s"ckee ess' Ts's aSS Butter dr,l ereaTerS
rc1 SsS Ss' ] ss' Sps 50 iid sus s
prime steam. - 81 Oh lee ga Bacon lioxed lots
. .s u.s.; q cav 6 sss os Z ssSa s
s and rib: LAS gs ,s extra '"or' clear sa"s s7
sllne; May. sshc Corn du!l ana hish.r. No mixed.
H Ss 90 ~, ssSs.ss sssS Of II rnoSsns:G ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
hardening sales 1900 bales speculation and export
American IL 900 bales receipts 2OUOO bales
American 10 900 bales inidtng upands a3.d Futures
steady nei-s4 advance January. 3lab; Jsnu-
ary-February BOYD: FebruaryMarch. 3lotsb. March
April, Slib. Apri.~May. 3i2b. Mny-Juns. Sl3b June
July 3<b Juy-Ausust 3l5b; August September. 3los:
eeptemberOctoter. 36isb Occbef-Noyemher. 81 rs;
December 3lss. Manifestations quiet but
steady: cloths move slowly.
cOFPEE-Ths general direction Of the coffee market
vas In the buyers after opening steady with prices
unchanged 20 points higher II smsl market.
variations from start 70 nnis Sales on the
opening call 100 bags for the resi- " the forenoon
but bags additional and for the entire session 1880
point. net higher The absence Of news from Rio and
Santos markets eloscd account Of the holidays. and
The character OF European coffee market sdvces
left the cCntingent with but lus to operate
in the o. Local traders had the market pretty
themselves excc for some selling ~ houses Win
Earopesn connections Selling checked by toerably
Wesustsines United States warehouse deliveries These
the low prices served 10 Offset the effect
OF heavy supplies least 70 extent, the under
OF the market unmistaAaby beartsh. Spot
Brazilian coffee ruled inactive and closed dull at
tsiiy unchanged prices No Rio. esc FOR invoice lots
enc for joObing parcels Stock In Havre this week
LOIS which 500 bags Brazilian. against
IO0b and $4,000 bsBs respectively the previous
week The market for md conees was inactive and
ther weak without quotabe change prices There
"a and holders felt that there but LITTLE
mont 70 attempt force the situation by naming
prices We quote: Maracsbo. 6H9s%c; Cucuts. 5dl5hc
Jamaics. 6xQl5c; La Guayrt- 74l1'so; savsnia SAC
Ice Mexican. oVi3c; Central American 7Q,7iic: Costa
kca fN1sho; coffee In parchment besnc; Mocha, INC
Tbs range OF contract prices to-day was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
n port receipts FOR the week, compared with U
poldins totals last week. last year. ana 1876


TOtaIs s'V-'-V' IVN'f''V I''''"'0
The crop movement according Secretary Hester OF
New-oreans Cotton Exchange. from September 10
January T. follows Port receipts 5slssO2 bales
against 5i15.s29 bales last 36l213 baes in 1896
end 5HS7 s47 bales in 1875 Brought into sight during
i20 DAYS GD349l bales against 65Gl lS3 bales
ias year and 5O9s AL bales ia 1896 Brought into sight
this week for the first days Of January 343
iG2 s4 haes last year l54 2l bales In
1886 and 900 91 bales in 1880 The weeks =pts at IN
tercr points aggregated 1889 bs.es against fZ $50
bales last and S7s bales the week last ear
Shipments reached 1904 bales, against le21O bales
and l0oOse bales last year Present stocks tot
bales against Coz az bales last FRIDAY ana
SS2 225 bales game day 1891 The final figures OF
the Department OF Agriculture for the cotton crop u
the movement and mil consumption.
show production FOR the United States OF b32 100
bales A detailed statement Will shortly be issued.
The OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
ending to-day. compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
WEST SF1ORER .R

Trains leave W. 42d st. Station N. Y. as follows. and
10 m earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
iO,IS A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syraouse Rosnes-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo, Glove
Chicago.
GOO p ST. Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, 6yrn-
cuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, De-
troit Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
a,IS p NJ Daiiv for Albany Ut!ca. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and oficea
C. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO

foot Of Liberty Street.
DAILY Except sunday ssu1d aye * nigh.
IITTsEIRG :ts5o 2s p or ~ 500 p M
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS .l0Oo a. M. 81 p m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE t73 1000 IDnsn,
DINER. 1888 p. and '1215 night
NORFOLK. tl13o a. . .oon
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeperl. - Is WOO p m
All trains Illuminated with pintsch Isn't 40. ..
OFFICES: ll3 l72. 261. 434 114O Bdway III r. i4tn-eI
,o7 Powery N Y; 399 34i Fulton Brooklyn; White
han Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or resdencs
o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


An liz Sss i9Si Of WEST TMLNTY-TnIRD STREET
SIh HHsbtOssLS AND CpkfIANDr STREETS
a.es e ten lasr than that given below 70,
100 A ~ s t,r station ,, ,,.,,.. ,..,.. -
ihic,paa "'H % iIiifDufs Sleeping Car P!tisourg to
'Sc a. PhN%sYIvhNi1 Sir fiS.-.Sf
on Carr fqr 1,.sso. cies,lnd. To.edo. cinc.nnsu.
i' 50, = ". cilGT 20 AND ST 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 y. H. wisTt.,N' SIi.sso ~, csn9e.ans
ITO NJ FG so tt94,rS ,se,g n'gTa1g Pits
40 r. ~; pAciiTc.i E&rIEss % pi,t,burs and
$50 e NJ NAIL And ef xp&rs ' .TSrp.SiH aur.,
40 S y W5Assmi,cros AND M soirT; ;.
40 61 1ns es,qn" m al Psr9r sna Dn'ss cs a
1e s9aas, % 'S 80 1 oso carr "a h. 20 s eeas 5
CaJ 40 c,,, an iai2r and Dnlns Sais 20 D'nHs
nle ibiE daS. RAILWAY.-Expres,. 40 ,. m. 2@
AI IL is COAST LINE-Expres- s2o ard $50
SSShs5a15f s5s SHp .ss E gay
Af%SSfS' i44 - p M te as.A4.y. o..e and
ana c saIsss 10 M Through Buffet r'0'
Lara, Street. 90 P n weekdays D''S'o''e aid c'
Log nfincs A.sSy PAX 1n.r,aSen s4naay. ocean
Stree, s snd posi Pleassn, from wesi TTs1 h
e sSaasSs $40 Sees: q 9s''Soss. fIs
e,o -.o FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o'i% ~ 80, $40. $50 20 80 Iegna. Limited. go
20 % ~, ~ 1850 100 m. i25o 50 2 80 3 70
az ~ so D. m. 1905 night. sundays. go. ~.
80 90. e|D $50 nAmted). go. TO- a. m, l.@
.Dlnlhs Can. $50 T. 20 Dining Carr 80 dining Carr
r by dining Dining car. 100 $40 D. M. 1905 night
iy,et ornces Nos. 46i. 04i. 1896. 1928 III and 20
Broadway. tstor House: West Twenty thri stree
s,aton ana stations foot Of Desbrossss and Cortland
nlreets Court street. $50 Fulton street - Broadway
ana Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn station. jersey
cly' The New York Transfer Company viii call foi
ara chsck baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destinxion
Telephone 'I27s Eighteenth Street" FOR Pennsyyans
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08

DRues-r barely steady tone at The so open
oSu Sna es sSinss 7 Sas i7 e. sbur
domestic, quoted at g bulk qunine Foreign 0'S'
E0 F oIs' ASp 'S MEAIA fs made the
i nc5es.. wheat the numssr Of Sayns
rule however were quo,aby hsheF except Il .hs
' ssSts e es'sPs S, &
sqeswSsst dSs a ss ECoRS Ta2HE-
BAG MAqT!sE snf Tn' SoS sni
% bulk csg7sc spring ing s bulk Ga, ssg tseS
zoo o Som m,aS csop Oa aS omea saea1 500
tn. strength Of the de-
msso situation as reelected partly IN co ws1y tt mst
Dossss T Mnn.s all AI bau,h and Bsn
f T sss. 9ii san SSs'ii night
that already $50 900 bush sesns that event.
Of the t1t few weeks would make great inroads upon 10:
ri1sn m Sus s s. LOADS s' With IN: 'isS
other ports Err ns aS aso
ms i Sa. smu1,s s By ,,s ,hS market
q I Msa' o saSos
duer ces IN. optimistic bulls IN fact prphesed
,ps:SSy rsd,s ,app 81 seH o consist IN part was
the clique holding ,.nor. 81 eIIoue
etfort. to get rates from rairads were cited A.
in The main although less unanlm 'usy 80 than domestic
influences Liverpool made gains OF III r. sn sns
declines sustained at the opening Among me lesser ,oT
unsatisfactory Modern MIer , rRs.st
outlook. and the reverse on
nrspect. and an Of $4,000 bush In san iran
csc5 stocks compared with last year SEN
rAcents were 1873 cars l7S last year tup
trading light. between s3&s and 49, many 80
bd ouotat ors OF cash wheat aioat basis were
as foows No red 81 OF No hard Manitoba 81 VS
No . hard Manitoba, 81 OH; No Northern EeT-io
81 02 \, Q Northern Duluth. gc; No hard DrlIth,
81 ON Brndstreets' exports of wheat and hou1 ron
both coasts $40 bush. against 4eS 90 bush
last week 900 bush last year CohN-Mnl,e
enough the strong movement IN "ia,
the corn market Quie; to-day, showing little activity
in circles Outport business
However was reported fairly liberal scale The Lv-
err,l market clcse i-d+sd higher than last night
feature OF the evident scarcity OF
country Final prices here were sg &c net his.
or and No corn closed 50 aiioat. BIadsucets
exports from both for the week were sysoV pus
against $4,000 bush last year AIo-Mooeraie
activity and decided strength the features IN OATS
today resulting from good demand West and hrmness
In cash circles had the effect of shutting out eN-
port Last prices futures were q. net hgneG
10 Data quoted 2osac; No oats. 2shc; No : whi'e
02eikc: No white 29c track white. 29g33c; track
mixed 2,GlSOc .RYE-Market arm: No = Western
O New-York No ] western. ooc o
sfoat -. .BARLEY-Market firm; quoted at S4hc I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08

"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 p. NJ Pullman Vestlhule Day
coaches and Parlor Cars Dining Car service. Meals q
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sesDers 10
Detroit and Chicago.
.i2,2O 1910 =. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
sl2ioO 1915 r. NJ. Sundays only. FOR EAsTOx.
MAuCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for ell points In coal regions;
chair for Wilkesbarre.
900 4i1O p. VI. daily except Sunday Tor WILKES
BARRE, PITTSTON. SCRANTON. ami prlncl,sl inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points the coal
gions Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Nilkes5arr-.
$500 4:2O y. 81. daily. except Sunday for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car 70 Beta
lehem.
$3.50, 5:I5 p NJ. daily for EAsroN and interrn.ds,.
$3.50. 200 p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points Pullman sleeper vestibu.s
ren n Y. 20 Chicago seepers Buffalo and Toronto.
$50 $3.50 +. NJ, daily. except sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PBAINFIELD EASTON. BETHLEHEM
MAUCH CHUNK. L. & y. JUNCTION. ssAYRE. GENE
VA, ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO AMI ToRON-
To Pullman Sleeper FOR Buffalo None but sleeping css
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
$500. 0;0O p. NJ daily for WII.K ESBARRE. It'll
AGA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper Ihas
Additional local trains daily, except sunday Tor BOUND
$50 5000 1880 5000 1880 Sundays only) A. NJ.
1920. 23O. and '6:2O $50 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a. iis 2si 2Ta.
855 ga and 1923 Broadway 81 T. ith ST. l5s e. i25h
St.. 1877 Bowery. n. Y: $40 Fulton ST. Court st.. SO
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
NJ Y Transfer Co will call for and check oe8gass from
hotel residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-08
THE STATE OF TRADE

Bal,iror. Jan Flour firm, UNCHANGED; Gales $40 btis
Wheat strong spot month e7Q97lse February 07.qosc;
May e3sc bid No red 92d92i4c stock. 1910
OlV bush sales BUSH southern wheat by sample
92fesc: DO on grade 92lsN97lzc. Corn hrmer spot.
month and February. so gu32Ac: steamer mixed 800. .
Die; stock 23O bush sales 5000 bush: Southern white
corn 8A35c. yellow. 3lg33c. oats nrm; no white
western ~ ln3oc: No mixed. 2I1Q2so stock 49, o22
bush I've frmer: No nearby, o3c; No Western o]c;
stock Ais ,OT bush Hay firm: choice timothy sl3 Grain
,reKhs steady; demand tor steamers, unchanged
Sugar strong unchanged Butter quiet unchanged Eggs
and cheese steady. unchanged.
Boston Jan. Flour steady; spring patents IS log
IS 49, spring and straight s. 3Ogs3 IS: winter pat
emit So 100 SIS %; winter and straight 81 0oso 80.
Cornueal quiet: 72G74c oush 81 6OQsl 50 per Dbl
Corn firm; steamer yellow, 3T4sc No and No 3 yellow,
36s. 037c steady fancy clipped. &c No clipped.
ri nc: no clipped 3lc. Millfeed STEADY spring bran,
sl 90: winter bran, SIS 80; mddnss. Sli 15gSl7 80:
Rcd Dog -four. 81. Beef firm. steers IlaN7%c; hind
quarters a0ioc: fores. 9xc veal 08loc. Mutton firm;
yearings 7c. spring Si3 a3c Butter steady Northern,
22io; Western 22t22iec imitation. Iglsc. ladies' lOc
Cheese nrru Northern pg9i+c; Western s.2gvc.
Buffalo. Jan. 7.-Spring wheat--Demand increasing
limits strong. No hard, 81 oo.; No Northern. old;
81 or, new. eSs No . Northern new, 9iiac, No ,
Northern, new glac. Winter wheat dull but steady
No Q red a41 a05c. No white. 9jc No extra red ?3c
Corn stronger. No yellow. 3c; No yellow. 32isc; No
yellow, &c. No . corn. 32igc No corn. Sc No I
corn Sisc. Oats dull and easy; No white, 2sc; No :
white. &c No white 28c; No mixed. 2G7g27c; No 3
mixed - sa26c. IssreyBeer demand for best grades
and prices have been advanced Rye dull; No In stoe
quoted Doc Flour dull.
Chicago THE leading futures ranged fol-