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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
crNFRAL MARKET REPORTS.
New-York. February 10. lsos.

New-York February 10. 1898
--- -Na action Of to-day's coffee market was
COf4r r,ps7lal az for the forenoon. All The
cecia-u' - morning done the call when 900
ershs-s od For q the forenoon not another
efs w.. was completed The first call indicated a
rAts market with prices Unclaimed 10 points
psre9 - .he session the dealings reiec ted
Fss f5ence on the part q both classes OK traders
AK % si--etior showed weak undertone as the re
.t ,.'rpeG heavy receipts al Rio and santos theSe
-. M 81 90 bags and resulting n lower markets az
sNp.sSila- po-.s The European cables Were als9 uh.
. - While without much feature. Inc commence
ss-s Vas checked however ny the very faiF tota!
60 s.s-es warehouse deliveries Q62l3 bags, whleI
q 49, tofsrabiv satisfactory distribution ana
g noe sibsldinS tendency 70 the American
g. Sill very large q VsJ -
ess5s; col on bag las; year. and 4os -3t bags ~
- cea~'a-ive confidence - Of slow Development N
~ ,.e-oo- ne market was fairy actNe csng pu-'
ue ioss ~ 70 10 points Total sales 10 30 hass
.,o,s al spot Brazilian coHees were reduced &C, .
~ Rio invoice lots. late in the afternoon
-. large lots changed hSn1s on TINS oasls lns
49,. Wa made ~ large measure 70 CONFORM WIN
80 tr-ward turn of the future list The market Tor
, ce~a.s was steady al day closing quiet WIN i9
- ry rnain;an~i. sales - invoice lots inclu1ea
No. Naraca DO and 500 bags Savanna, on ptyate
s-9. ". quote: Marscabo g. g;'o Clcpia, sGlSwc:
g., Gl5c: Gusyra. 1dilc savanna %
ya,,ss 6ql7c Central American, 7sal &c S9sIa nca-
80 ,o~a IN parchment 5GS'sc; Mocha, II r9l'2c'
ps5sns interior 23G24se fances. 2'g@s' C"sihch'e'
..--'- today as follows:
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Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS 100, Of WEST TvENTY, THIRD I STREET
~ The leaving time from DesDrosses and CorushdI
STREETS IS ten minutes later than that given below Tor
7So FAST MAPuIl%sn Bsnsi p, p:ESr cs s5
.s york 80 % eod r:SS to- pi ss2s Car
FAST an fisytaPPal
ION % fo S csfo D.ns Tos4o
$50 =. ". CHICAGO AND 81: LOUIS EXPRESS
80 r. Vi. W Ti4 E&PRss s Cleveland
74o W. 5tGisd sAssR SA' EE%FfYEssFor
AZ r. H. PRI Iian1R - Psburs and
Chicago. connects FOR Cleveland except saturday
1sep6s az Sew ioT ' 70 Ai'ooHa Liberty P,I.:
WASHINGTON AND fHE SOUTH, -.
~ % ~ 20 30 Dining la iGS9 a. nnS Cars
40 Dining CaD. $50 dining CAR. $50 , m, l2oo
ngnt sunday $50 800 1850 m g 20 90 c9 9T.Ts
soJ @r RS RXfhwG S9. Fila n ined iso n
M, week days Express go a. m. and $50 p m
f6k 6p f6 6 SiP EA .Sa m Gay
AaN4g aaS 10 d1 M..say. .seros.e. and
Cortland ana Street. Streets ~ 2 M Through DuHe
CAPE MAY-l2O ,. m weekdays Desbro.ses and cort-
landt Streets 40 p M. > 49,.
Grove and Point Pleasant from Yves, Twsnty-thlrd
Street station $50. IL 70 a IA go 40 lilo p m m
Cortland Streets. 80 a m. 1910 40 $40 1880
p m sunday fon = r Il L Be = II
$40 20 T5O. $50 $50 o 20 ,gJO Penna. Limited p 90
Dining Carr 10 30. lI5O a. M. 1850 10. $50 800
40 40 DINING carr. 40 Dining Car. $50 (DlnnG
Carr 40 $50 ? M. l. % .ght. sundays. 0 10 30
$40 $50. $40 $50 Limited. go. 1880 a m. ] so
Dining carr, $50 40 Dining carr 40 Dining CaTD
$50 Dining Carr, 80 30 , m. 1905 night 49,.
Ticket ofices Nos. 46l. 94i, 1896 1923. III and 25l
Broadway: / Astor House. West TNenty-thirf Street
Station and stations foot q Desorosses and Cortandt
Streets. Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
Brooklyn Station. Brooklyn; station. Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company Will call tor
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephone i2Tt T; eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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r1.nopEAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

ryv.-Yool. Feb 10 s:45 ,. m.-Exohanse-Whest
s,c.xo red Northern spring firm. IS IA. Corn-spst
a. American mixed new. 3s +sd, % oIa, IS IA
t,ures steady: February. IS BAD Aarch IS I'D flour
- .,ncv winter hrn. as 81. HOPS az London
0pacine coast, nrn - l5sgf5 Jos Beef arm; Extra
80 -es. a., q! prime b's Cd fofh iH4 Itlil7
-, ,.a a.. Wesrera Jos. prime mess medium IVES,
en- as 90 Hams-short cut u 20 10 10 nm 9's o.
20 "a =, "a =, 3Os long clear middles llgh 80 20 %
10 ~ - c.ar r,iddles heavy 40 % - n. 2ss oi
TO- Jus n1f - ~ 10 IS 10 2ss g. clear bellies. u
>, =. y a. Shou.ders-Squsrc Il o - ~ nfi -os %
go, xbite and colored steady Ais TaIi9NIf 1 e,y
nheft VIZ S,,,,-eet oil-I4verpool refined cul Ios
frn. ies so,r,t. tru, 90 81. kosin-comnou steady
INA
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. II.
Stations in New York. foot Of barclay
and Christopher streets.
vESTIRIIED TRAINS. ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct rou,. 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MOSTCI-AIR
" TIN, ORANGES summit, Bernarisvle Bask.as
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaie Paterson, Boon
Ton Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BCDDs LAKE,
fO.yE ts0p ATCO%G' Hackettstovn SCHOOIEY'S
NOI;NTAIN Washington. PEILLLPsBURG. EAsroS.
WATER GAP STROU DsBURG P9cono Mountains
sep ANTON PITTSTON WlLkESBARkE. NANrl-
cOLr DANVILIE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
80 RrNGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
ytfTe ITICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
sYPACf-SE OSWEGO. ITHACA oWEGO. ELMIRA:
c6RNINI BATH, DANsXIL-I.E: BUFEAL,o and all
500 "a M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
,o.os s'auo NVs-fcafe can BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
W. uaNTON OWEGO. ITHACA ELMiRA. LTiCA,
n11:ffFl ED SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OSWEGO
FXPREss. Pullman Parlor ca-ss C5nn1,ectins at
,.nt p W-SCRANTON. WILkESBAHRE and ELAlRA
Nv yxxpprSS pullman Buffet Parl9r Car.
,nn = SCRANTON. WIIkE,l5ARRE AND PLHH-
s"O ir-rs EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior Car
-oS y " G5lllyD-Chcago Nesilhuet Limited Express
100 = 81 paTToN. BINGHAMToN ELMIRA.. BUF-
49, uinrg Car west OF Buffalo.
% 7, - fDsivl-Bs1slo Express Pullman si--pers for
o'"' sFCpa %TOS BINGHAMrON ELMiRA. BATH. Mt.
.foppIs and BUFFALO arriving IN Bufso A. N.
40 p n fDaiiy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
'"' T1T OWEGO. ITHACA ELMIRA. SYRACUSE,
i-TIcA a-d oSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BIret
r,SSgiTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
-, 60 4 sons Limited ii3 Broadway ~ Park
Ii.s 100 broadway and 942 Br adWay. Tickets ferry
III 4th-aye. l2th-s 81 West l2jth-st. 235
ss',,,1r,e-aye New TX: 33s and 1876 Fulton ST and
,os Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun infor-
nation az oil stations. ......- -, -, - -.
cb.ck baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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oou ae7c. MAY es..c Rye firm: No l. 400 Barley firm;
y y Ill. sarrnls 3lQ4lc


No .. ilqilisc sample. 3IGilc
,innaanoi+ Feb l0-Wheat firm February &c; May
o4S -. rriv q2t,c No hard a-c, No Northern si12c
T-i- e-s naents s. -; second patents - %
81 fret clears 50 JIS3 80; second clears - Vgs- "
BRAN s. 7JTSlO bulk; n sacks SO 'oeS44.
r,huaaelohla Feb fO-Whea' hrn and &c higher
Contract grade: February 3d. q9esc; March AprL ana
N.v nominal corn drm and zee higher; No : Hi1-g'
T'sruerv and March 80 u3ic april ant May nolIa4
49, arm N . white February and March, @1.2Holc.
Ar-il and Nav nominal Butter steady iancy Nese s
,e-, a.,i.o. d, PENNSYLVANIA and Western prints &c
Fers s,eadv: fresh nearby and Western lii2c Che,
=, All hard sugars except eranuli.ed crysta = a.'
eo,eao,i1,ors' we're advanced lice. All SOFT SUGARS
c,ceDt Nos AMI . advanced l-l6c; cubes ana po"ci
graTYiare1 and crystal 4. Sac. c1nfectioners A.
~ 30 / an 4c down 70 &C for No 10 lotion Ir.n o
receipts Flour 100 bbis l3SC sasas w.;
bi-b corn = 0O0 bush. oats l3>ooo uush.
Wheat 800 bush: corn. 5000 BUSH oats. llDV blsh
s. Louis Feb. ioFl9gr s.eady unS99ag a. ne
It-,,~. as - May o. Q97Nc. July. s2tc; No nar9
ooi 80. CON higher y, cash. 20. FEBRUARY, 20
NJ - p. Iulv - Q2sac oats higher y e4sn
81. c,a,sfor. ejc track. February FAC; Me- -
ms a3isc Bran firm BIC on east facH en1 ost
oJIii PYft.- quiet: creamery ljgD'4o, dairy Ssloc
Eggs lower. lO-+c- - . s
To,eeo Feb lO.-whea. higher and hrn; 70 esss
ca Cr-s fuiI and steady. No nix -'1' I've e-
~ unchanged. No cash. 80 '.lNtis.@ ''"'' 49,
steady. prime cash. s. TO- on unchanged.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Train, leave 42d ST. station n. T., a. follows. sad
IL rn earlier from foot " Franklin St.
io.Ia A NJ Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse Hchee-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fai'. Fort Wayne Toledo SIs''-
land and CbieaEo. 49,, va, O.
use Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Tails. Toronto Do
,rot Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis.
sIs n Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse. Rochss-
1,T Buralo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
chicago and 81 Louis.
Tins table, az principal hotels and Offices
A'''' ~ 81 LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yor6
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RALTlMO ORE e. OHIO.

Leave New York. "lI'eha" As''I'"~A S'-'- '' -
foot u Liberty Street .s..
ppnfTrTfsBuRG ..so M ,.-, Is 3 :, p so, M u" p -
'lIiS ,rI"SSSATf ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m - % M,
WksHiSGToN. BALTIMORE fIaso. t fnSn.n 81
cliS a. ., n D m and 'i2i IS night
NEW ORLEANS Through siespsr, ., Us - 20 -
A. ua''i ns no c6i ss4. iiso B'dway. 81 ~ ~.
a., pv.ry H. r.: $50 -. Faton-st B.o5kyn: y psS
% 0sgtfnahoo
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EUROPEAN rIxAxc1AL MARKETS.

NJ. Feb 10 p. m-Three PEI cent ren,es IoS
francs 20 confines for the account. LAe'A"s' - '
., srsnrs o4s centmes for cheehs , T., $500.
onSon Feb. 10 ?. m-lhe market 20, a, AZ
LoiS' ,,,~,ia-ed somewhat after steady opening
Iiined on desire among holders 70 realize
r. Losing tone barely STEADY enc me aeiati
49, Ir2s. At-klson 1874, Canadian. 49, -, FaI
as. illinois Central los7 Lou.t.le 90. Mean an
Pennsylyanla Ga: Reading T.. Eis nrss pretesIeo
90 veyfcsr ordinary. 23.. Money. 2-G&% per cent
% - discount 10 the open market for short DIS ~
-. c.,t. three months oils. ll-l5G2s per cent
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nex-York. February 10. 1898.

NevYork, February 10. 1888
exported % cars direct local saurhterers and single
for the market Nothing doing IN i've cattle; feens
Tor poor to prime city dressed native sides London and
Liverpool cables quoted Amenosn s sees a. 10,
Mississippi carried TO London t9,eay zoo cattle and Jas
quarters o. beef for sch"arz ohi!a y ger, ana
csttle for Sham6erg son ana me baT.os !.
liverpool 552 cattle for Armour Co S.nSI.?w me
Kansas city Tor b5ls'o' VIII '@Se OUT ~ 'A''. lux
'CAIvEs-KeceIpts an FOR the market were ao4 head.
,DJ 20; 40 be,d 70 be sold-175 Jersey city and i7e
~ s, ~ Th,-e was little inquiry and the market
d-arged Throughout sales Of veas &c lower than
yes'erday ~ other calves changed owners About go
had were sei at 9 s.s7 - per 100 NJ City dressed
veas lower l0all'sc per ~ country dressed steady
al GaGisc dressed quotabe at 4qeo little calves
saiesHHume & Mullen: IA vea. 1896 u average at
81 p per 100 n: 80 do. I'D d. at So 70 do lSs TO-
George D.lenback: veals. la n. ats 25.
Mcpherson & Co: Buffalo vesis. i4s ~ at 81; do'
i9 SHEEP END 1AMBs-Recsips including dire,
stock carried from yesterday total OF - cars %
te ed-lO az Jersey city and : at stNtleth-st snesp
,-v o, case. sold shade lower than Yesterdays prices
Seven Of stock were carried over roor 20 p fIns
sheep sod 50 5oqsi 20 per 100 ~ common 70 chose
lambs az 81 5cas6 10 dressed mutton 81 7GSc per 10
dTssIea MIie-s5n & Co a5 Bunao lambs. % 10
are AZ s. 70 per 100 ~ 81 Buffalo sheep ll6 n a. 81 90
J. H. wkerson; Ic5 ono lambs 80 70; o az 70 - 70 0
H. H Hollis: "a Buffalo .arnos - n At So s. 10
Sanders - state lambs, % y, az - e27; state
snseP ju i Co 20 Buffalo lamb, Clipped. 70 ~ At
s. I2GsReceipt. 10 cars or head OF which sbou,
asa 20 per 100 io country dressed steady at 4hSeio
ea a0 HI, q i r''' e Stat. 1F' 5 n at
8, 20 20 DO n 81 Is; roughs S2o 10 at Is %
90 = 60 date yesterday: 81 state hos. ie n. a.
81 90 37s ohio DO. lcs n. at 81 20
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Stations foo, West sd Penn l. r.. Coruantt Or
Desbrosses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d 81 Other figures show
time from Cortlanct Desbrosses 81.
sD:IO, 63O A. ~ daily Sunday %: A. A. M for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
o. 80, siIE A. NJ. daily Tor WILKEsBARRE. scRAN-
TON week days., ELNIRA week days.. ITHACA,
GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West principal local points dining and
chair Buffalo.
al so ~ 100 noon daily e1cep. Sunday.
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DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s5 p II Pullman yesueu. Day
coaches ana Cars DinnsCar service Meals Ia
carte Connects a Buffalo With through sleepers
Detroit and Chicago. -
.I2:.O 1910 p. " daily except Sunday. for MAUCE
CHUNK and intermediate points
.I.:5O, 1915 p. NJ. Sundays only for EASTOH
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
BAfEg' PITTsTON SCRANTON. aud principal inter-
stations for all In coal regions:
chai- car FOR WiIkesbarr-.
81 so 4sio p NJ DAILY. except Sunday. tor WILKES
MEDIATE stations Connects FOR all points IL the
ions Pullman Buffet Parior Car 20 WlIkesbarre
% 20 ago P NJ daily. except sunday. Tor MAUNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair to Beth.
.4.5o. 5n5 P NJ Sundays ono tor EAsToN ard
*: 20 s:IO p NJ daily except Sunday. for EAsToN
snc rrtncirai Intermediate stations
.0;5O 800 p VI. daily for BUFF'L 10. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper vestlbgs
train y Y Chicago Sleep-rs Buffalo and Toronto.
~. 40. p NJ daily. except sunday. stopping only
MAUCH CHUNK. l. q p. JUNCTION. sAYRE GENE
Va ROCHESTER, BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
TO Pulua an sleeper for Buffalo. None but seepng-caf
Passengers carried No baggage carried.
.s:5O, o:OO p. N. daily for WIIk ESBARRE. ITH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all PORTS " St Pullman sleeper ithaca
Additional local trains daily. except sunday for BOUND
sac 80 20 1880 1920. 1890 Sundays only A. n.
% 20 2 80 - so $40 90 %. 30 p NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations il3. 2si. 213
sss ga ana Broadway. 81 F. lih ST.. i58 F. l25rh
St i27 Bowery y Y; SEQ Fulton St, Court ST.. %
proadyay ana Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
hotel or residence through 10 destination
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WV ALL Raj. ROUTE
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot OF Liberty 81.
Week days 40. 500 1000 81 30 Dining Can A. ~.
900 30 Is 90 Dining Car) 600 = NJ y Is mit; sun
T'1 ne carr, 500 NJ l2l5 mit. Additional trains FOR
. o. p 81 Sundays. 300 a. NJ. : 90 p N
ROATS LEAVE SOUTH TERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
W.ek DAYS 70 .ss. -. $40. s55. 9:0s. 20 935.
1900 iO,I5 1913 ll:os I1:30 Il IS a NJ i225 i?:.3
zoo 10 40 200 2:2J 2.t5 %. 335. 3d5. 423.
as. AS. 5:2s 5.S5. go G:25 e.55 7:o5 80 s:S
s5S 1000 II 30 A NJ. 1900 NJ. y IS. 200 30. 300
ass 4.2O 4:55 6.25 eco $50 7:25 SIS. $50. e:53.
10 IS p. NJ. II. mdt . 49,. o.
Tickets and garor car eeas a. lot o. Liberty g 81.
way T37 eh Az. 81 East i4h St. ia3 East l25th 81:
81 west foS.h St. 25I Columbus Az. New York; 4
- - :. se0 fulton ST. Prookyn: 9s Broadway VIII
,asburg The New York Transfer Co will call FOR and
check BAGGAGE from hotels residences 70 destination
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E!,-Co~e. market quiet. 70 RIO. 1915; EHchanse'
ca -eearts bscS cleared FOR the United Stat.
u bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock ~'lV
bags ..,,.-.,.
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flour AND NEAL~-The.e vas a.. reneraiiy spe8k-
ths higher priced brands OF ',oI. itte Improvement
As the Ina-.-f IS whole SHOWED ~ eo,,r efeacy at
s previous INF. vecs aad s. ioess IS winter
sfagts 81 s3Qs4 e. winter paten.s sgiss 30
ars = c1si 50: No wn,ei soSSi 81: buck
'1sas cour. q 2Casi %. RYE sN0
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Feb IoFour duh and unchensei receipts
$500 bush: exports lSo Whe l{, 1 steamer
e ri q5isaa5s.c: receipts s. $40 bush: exp rts
j. 81 s9sk iV l.s Ids corn hrmer spot and
month ssa as4c March 334 1537.c steamer r1xed sc
"a si,,ie-1 wh,e corn s2G3i4c: DO yellow ga
si.c Oats arrn y white ooH" &C. 30 nlAee. ot
2Si.c receipts ~ lS D9sv 49,. -ecei5t. Is Isl
tn.S s,ock 2a- GJi Hay ouie and steady choice I'm
9,y ~ .r8g and n5ans.d Butter and and
ureSanged cheese steady and un-hanged
B,,on. Fes loFl1ar firm 9$,3 bis s,rns B9'
g s5i 1I 51ss rs,.ni: S s9s5 e. winter clear All
sirSIrhts $, SOFAS 40 Conmeal 72a 7+c Pc. 200 bush:
81 sISi y - 9v s7s ~ 81 a57 n
P 25e bush M insy ' aP% Spin ban SIS IS
winter bran. SO - n1inss SO - nd oEarters'
g.,g-I,3ees ~ s9rne aaoec Butter s'eaey Nor's-
en- 2ii.c western. 2o'sq2ic imitation 2gg2y'a.'
ia5es "a Cheese steady. Northern "a9-c' western
FEB yeses ?s'' but 81 Ys c7 '' SsS
:; q on n" & 90 Norman S a ssi' s
Nor,he e5e Winter wheat so a inquiry 21 u5 9ta
e'e ,., N2 ae,e. - yeov a2'sc; 10 corn S2ae
800 No vhe. 3oze - o. Sh'i e,risy feeling very
a - IA .o5s 81 , g2 r15sd 's as go
i'W wl.a, No. 2: Opening Highest Lowest co,iSs
KY Ts5 III. ooass '7's 6. s ss ss.s G..
Corn 40. 2:
February ..-...- oo. 01-,r %. caI, 12oS
MAY u a..
July
oats No. 2:
May ss. 90. OK 23SH23>n
July
", AZ, '.., F iss5 qI Sis F issss fS Sss
Lard per 30 n;
My ........... sSs5a s95 sGG 55' SGIis,
July ...--.-.---
snort ribs. Der 100 II:
May ......~. s9g5; s=@ss so Sas3e
july oratat,ons were as follows: Flour nrm; 70
an ,t.af glgg.c. 80 spring wheat s"ssoc. No
ip,.Hs Sesi,c. n corn 2sa-si.c, 10 Yellow 80
-StC' 81 a.Ic. No rye. sac. No barley, o D.
white 10 naXseed 81 -4Ffl 2aA prime
30 80 :e, 81 IA mess pork per 3D. so 55Fslo 90
I'm 100 n - short TBS SIDES, loose so1$o 90
a. 49, .b0iIefs boxed. 4-.15c snort clear sides.
siy p qoG5 40. whiskey dstile-s finished ods per
81 q fS- sugar. LOAF, 50 81; Ersnu!ated - o. On
- ti,c Fxcnange to-day The butter na ~. "as lfm;
-,.~ lgC 10 dafes. llGlIc- Cheese STEADY assrc
49, veal fresh. y p 10.
r.,~,,rarl f.b lo-Fl0ur steady. Wheat hsms No
- 95GSsEc Corn STEADY. No mixed, %vgp'sc. oats
e.. ~ mixed 26.c. Butter slow. sugar aFiI Legs
weak loo. Cheese quiet
Mnvsusee. Feb lo.-whsst stronger. No Northern.
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COTTON-Gres; activity and excitement pTeLalleo "a
spesmoic without being eHceptlonay woe as re
many o ne more um.a .Iai q, . Se up heir deals
o. s-sss l-,k ~ the situation. As the early cate
.atrer aSvance of led our market he hrsl cal
ta1e. advance Of 4g7 points but ths NM and
q. opefas cali finished win advance reduced %
:. t5-,s n, ne more remote deliveries This reaction
vas he result o: numerous cables from the Engisn
Ss-ks, Beto-e noon a.! the $500 sans o, great
rreaErh and activity with the close nm az heL go.
G, -64GS 24d our market resIonlFa ous ~. ~ ~
lvsrpoo after ne opening advance in that naIk,L
eosntry q order make better buying bass 49,
ss win su1oo-n opposition ne t - rarsets
an ,s-ogeou, MS country as causing exceptional
activity aat c-eafng nervous ieexnS ,~.s -, n.
sou;t claiming that exporters were not Only uyns -
buy a he larger markets but were sS - sgn
plea There we're any quantity % reports m clfcual-o
~ II. paose oi creating the impression that ieT,zes
voted cotton would be curtaied 70 an un-suS. Gstt
cotton planting would be stimulated throwing The
oo,t1o acreage question IN doubt than ever
MAKE; closed steady a, ne; loss or .. N,si v|gi5
es futures. SosSO bales 4 rsloTt wa, ~. ,sces
Ms o. >, 80 % o ne IA Eitnre market trade for
re nos psri having lost all fal'h IN -Ne'I' &c
s n closed ...sdy unchanssa rsi':ss Iaa s9f
ss,tes 90. nitdins Gun % .s,A-r',e so,,tern
30, maEs,s miadllny quoted were as follows NOBLE
ra:y 5s l-Ge advance SALES 900 bales Savannah
t-z- 5.c bld i-Iec advance Wilmington hfm' 80
ie adsarce Norfolk firm. SIC. &c advance 49,.
t9 ea.ss Baltimore nominal &C. &c adIan1e' "a 49,
t-- ;'Gs l5-lcc partially 10 adysnce saaes on
1sgestJn firm q, $40. ar advance o. +, a ~, 81
a.s O. 3Si bsl4s New-Orieans s'eaey AZ 80. u.
h.' - I 90 bales Memphis firm al o7'o' d" sD'
he on slies % go bales. -., ...i-,...a
R,eep,s al New-o-ea-s torno-ow ohcaly es,,fS 9ei
500 sas, asasaasi 81 uo.,on receipts to-
ssge e',ia,-a AZ 4Jo0a5 900 bales against ''ol 'AS
s..k SOl y.ar Q 500 IN isS4- ~ 90 coo ,i..
Tctay's export cieaiances aggregated 81 - uSeH
De movement since September has beeA a. 4o.o"9
Tg~ al France
..s4 t-eaY .-....-....-. 1900 cgO
rass far ihls w--k..... s5i7+ sW9 o. $500 ~
s.ce s-o.er.o~- I....... $40 sol e-o5-' i'i7'i''
leading house writes: sn are OF the opn'o. y.
ssea find many coincidnE. mat t ne IT, nat ne
tarcaase periods. II Wisht ne 80 1reiy 70
seIkst Is ssle o. the strong pero1s We ~ '
ate 10 10 po.at fluctuations daily 49,. c,o. cotton
En- seleS % 90 bdler speculation ara exp -
american y 90. receipts 5000, American 49, s,.-a.
c.S urie-4s 3sS Futures opened frn. 90 e-'
sotst df-n a. ai.C4 nst advance. February 90
eayNasch 32ls. March-Ap-l. 32lO. Api Mas @aa I. ~
SAy-luns -. aa2S June-July 3@Sb. Juls
A1T1s-sepem3e- 32fs Septeu Der-oct' PEI r.o
e:soveuter ses rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 81.
es.s,ef--Yarns QUIT anc n1n. Cloths very nm "-'
. - ssk-d check business. - ,.fov..
he 'sass Of contract prices TODAY was s' fo'''ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


-Four Tracks. Automatic Block SisnalA
Stations In New-York FOOT Of Liberty 81
and South Ferry, Whitehall St.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
on and after Jan. 81. ls9s
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch Chunk.
&C., 40. 7:I5 $40 a. n. u2co NJ 70 Eastonl. Ito.
p ~ sundays +.So 200 TO Easton) A. ". 1900 $50.
For wTkessarre Pittston snt s. scranton slo A. N.
For Reading and Harrisburg ~ 40 500 $40 90 %.
1890 20 Resdingl A. NJ lilo, 80 200. 400 70 Read
ing so 500 5:i5 % 90 Readng) p. NJ 1915
sundays. 30 1880 TO Reading A NJ. loo. 200 $780,
900 p NJ. 1915 night
For sunbury Lewsburg and willamsport at So 500.
e.IO A. NJ, Ii0. 80 900 P. NJ Sundays. 4 80 A. NJ.
600 p. Il o
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. re.
For Red Bank Long Bran-. asbury Park, ocean
C-oy. and points south Point Pleasant 430. $50
Goi5 Red Bank only 1870 A. 81; 1870 as $40 Red
at interaken for Asbury PARK and ocean Grove. BOO
N FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 1915 A. NJ, As, $40 4:4o nss Saturdays
oniO p NJ Sundays 1913 a NJ
Far Toms River Bsrregat Park, and BsrneCat. 43o.
20 A NJ las. $40 p. NJ SUNDAYS iC:l5 A ".
For Atlantic City. Yinesnd. and Brfgeton 43o A. NJ.
las p NJ. -t,-A. 100 900 ,,.o
NJ 80 las AIS. 4.4O 7. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

r--.r- 90. ra-Ests. Sarf1s-Co'fee Market 5000!
rot6 average santos 5000. receipts 1900 bags: socs
=, 40 bses Hsnourg-C0-ee market opened !. pfS
;1s- &. so n unchanged 20 4. pig lower; sales
o oG fars Havre-Coree market opened quiet snd IN
--er-ss- =. ~ n quiet and unchanged: at p m
$50 franc higher. closed :. franc net higher total
.aes 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11

ss.,ts al the ports and interior pom. ys,r and I,
se'e- with n. same day lhst NecA' 'N'' 49,
The herald., 1898-06-28
DECISIVE BLOWS
This Will Be the Most EVemtful Week i'm
the History of the War.
Peace Talk
Peace Talk


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