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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
FOR AWNINGS.
Stripes Made in Very Great Yariety-A New
Stripe Due to the War.

stripes Made In Very Great Variety-A Now
Stripe Due TO the War.
An awning stripe new this year. and one due
to the war between the United States and Spain,
is made in stripes OF red. white. and blue. uni
form in width.
New styles OF awning stripes are brought out
every year. and the variety from which a choice
may be made is very great. One extensive
dealer has 800 different styles OF awning
stripes, to which additions are constantly be-
ing made. There are fashions and fancles in
awning stripes as in pretty much everything
else. The red, white, and blue awning stripes
aboye referred to are made In n sateen- finished
far the greater proportion Of stripes and other
awning material used are now in cotton duck,
extensively used instead Of plain awning ma
%terials: When white awnings are used II Is
likely TO be- where signs are to be painted on
tasteful, and some OF them are beautiful and
striking, The awnings used in these days
ness OF u building or OF a street.
Awning stripes cost more than plain material,
The added cost increases, but still in the case
OF color used, There are stripes IN which high
and yeIlows. that cost so per cent. more than
the same material would cost plain.
of i bI9o s Snd Wsh fts.P Snd m nsxt G 20 tRe% N S ds@a nPd
are stripes Of tan and white II recent years
awning stripes III green ana WnlJ0 nave come
to be Very popular, Awning. stripes are made
In many combinations Of colors as well as in
many variations Of the stripes themselves.
In the South white awnings were formerly
used almost exclusively. the stripes fading in
the sun aud white awnings are still more
commonly used than any other in that part OF
the country; but for some years the South has
been buying more and more awning stripes,
West. as they are In the North.
The present Wides9Eead common use OF fold
cally come about since the civil war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
and. ns in the nnture Of thInas Mns neoessnrr.

and, as In the nature of things was necessary,
the attempt to rescue Napoleon was given up.
Capt. Crownlnshield threatened to bring n
damage suit against the. French Government
for injury TO his yacht. It was q nice question
of international law as to whether the French
naval officials had the right to overhaul her In
the open sea, but az the Captain knew he wns
technically guilty he decided not to press the
picion by French officials, he sailed for America
on Sept. 20, watched by French wnrships until
far out of sight of land. He arrived atSalem on
Oct, ~. Ten days after his return home he
died OF apopleXy.
The yacht was converted the next summer
into a merchant vessel and made one voyage
to Rio de Janeiro. Then she was sold to King
Kamehameha of Hawaii, who used her for q
yacht for about n year. Owing to unsuccessful
seamnnship, she was run upon the rocks and
wrecked; But she was built SO strongly and so
well that many months of rough sen failed to
break her up. Parts OF the remains we're re-
moved TO Honolulu and. being among the per-
sonal possessions OF the great Kamehameha at
his death, were placed IN a museum there, A
portion Of the woodwork that adorned the cabin
is in the Bishop Museum in Honolulu to-day,
labelled, Remains OF the private yacht OF
Kamehameha." Travellers look upon It. but do
not know its history.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07

A BicycIiGt That Was Seen in BrOOkIyn
Riding Along "A stOne.Paved Street.

A BicycIiAt That Was Seen in B~roOklyAS
Riding Along n stOne.PRved Street.
The passengers In a Brooklyn trolley car the
other day saw something that was interesting
and unusual. 1t was Il man on a bicycle carry
Ing some liquid in a tumbler. He held the
handle bar with one hand and carried the tum$
bier in the other.
1t was in a street paved with stone blocks.
and the most skiltul rider in the world could
not have avoided more or less jogging in rid
ing over il. A man might be able 10 hold 4
tumbler steady riding. over an asphalt pave$
ment, but no man could here.
When seen this tu!nbler was about half full
its contents being nf a color that made that
fact easily discernable. The rider carried
i with a paper over the, top, which he hold
originally held more could not be told. but the
rider was riding slowly and carefully, and holds
ing the tumhler out and carrying 1t Wtth0~G
BpllllnE is contentst then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20

Chicago Jan. 10 Special -Wheat was good deal OF
,uz-4 going no In rather incomprehensve way
ana acav closing for January and May but NC higher
-, rufv July buying again feature just as II was
~, Tuesday The Letter party dd some Of II. Kaufnann
,,a n,her shorts dI OF Il July closed siFc under
usv aeanst a discount Of oi.c curly yesterday May
vas Influenced a good deal by Liverpool The English
market ouened up fraction. turned weak and finally
o,.s AT about stanioN. Paris and Antwerp were UP
,r.cfi,r The speculative trade was very light MAY
between Dlisc NH tl7c, and closed
otc uv started nc. touched SIC and closed at
NeW-fork put 'hr export business
~ GO hoard ~ rorfy-hve loads. The crowd In
arcnrci t,v a Paris cable from Ahe Rsy estimating
french requirements up July at only "a 1891 p bushas
very rnlr4 sma Ter figure tlan has been talked here
of,~. New strength cash and for January had
roo.lce al times st Louis showed rlre strength than
Cbtrtco Minneapolis reported 1o'ss barrels - -four sold
r,.-.y hinl Z for export There very lite
Of Interest the pit trade Letter continues to give
,-,rt - market the weak nisnts Tie profes-
s,nhl rather bearsh. the outsiders keep
lnc away
ryfsin range May opened 2N'sc sold between 2sA
6.sz,c and 2gr end c0=el ~ 2Ssn spc The early -
some tul. liquidation and on some incrslse -
country Offering. tahln- were practically unchanged
Receipts 2,l with 37J estimated fpr ThurSay
Cletrances were $500 bushels The shipping demand
The speculative trade Is too ANAL for
bulls accomplish anything
Onts quiet within "a range May opened at cJsc.
sold between :3iac ard 25ae. ard eicssd at 23sc H~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
OTHER MAHKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago Jar. io-Thr market for cate was in bad
share tia win much poorer ssneai a"nsna h3n
fa.n ~ about former prices hut other descriptions were
-,cc Tn e-est.r Part Of the beef steers crossed the
scales ~ :, 3oGs5 10 and the poorest los were taken
cSoc b.e,.s we're f-m at s. 351s5 The stocker and
,,,- rade was fairl, active with most ~ the sales at
a. "a, cg.s All hciic-s were steady at SO 25Gsi ~
see. from Texas were lover and - were Northern fed
started N at seh,iy higher prizes A'ter few sales
hal bean made weak cling ser IN ana pr Th "s ,
rae pai for Inferior 10 prir" drcves Of hogs was
wnie pigs went largely et - 4'aFycp TRADE IN sneen
an lambs caused weaker fcsnS and Prices GO 60 Co
aeoq l5@2oc per 100 No. sherp 9 4oS
e. = and ams a. sias5 e5 Foi Western sheep bring
~ = = -. 90 ~ r, Ling for q e.
80 at Hniaio Jan e-Cattle Receipts about two cars
az Il safe RcceT,- % ar MARKET Y:5t ;s go %
to ch.c~ - =, cbocc 81 7ods2 90 sheep and lanbsRc
rer- 70 cars Marx" SLOW La ls 'nee. 10 cS ea.
I" elected vcihers 81 c5aSi 90 cuIs 70 common $50
= az ns c!ty Jan 1o-catt. slow oo lower; Texas
60, a. toT a Rs. cows s. 5ods3 80. Western steers.
s. ~ - 80 Hss r ,rs fer. & 2@s rs buis s. toa
e. r., Nos 3 .oOer 81 49, ~ 10 pa ckers 50 30
Sc 3oGs9 X pig. ssas3 70 Sheep steady to strong;
lambs s4al4 90; muttons 81 sons 40. c.,,,
s,eahy. Sc ?s 90 sheep steady 50 1894 IS Lambs
s. f.n. Jan. io-catle stcsdy: tar 70 fancy .hip-
ping 81 4ol$5 30 hutche, e. ir o. e erses:
s s5I 2~' - e asi 5o cows feeders 50 2ogs4 81
Teyas ard I9ea ,eer ss S go 20 50 acrss ss pa
~ e. iG7sgcs hrt-rers IS G'ds3 -. sheer s'ssty:
aa $50 80 '2 aif 9,. 81 sS SsiN Z: Sass 3d.
Tlst liberty jan 10 cst'le sicaty' prime 81 T Tsg
& ~ fsir % YORKER frs3 81 pigs 81 7ogss ~:
q lice 81 7o0si common s. :gs3 ~ cho,,e LAMBS
g. s common god 81 ooIS3 u" veal caves 20 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c,,es,or Jan l9-.-otton easy m.ddlins. T-lec low
- lie. q oa ord nary ll-ioc Receipts. H.
est hale. snlns 25j bales. stock. 236.2 iA bales
X,rolk Jan. 9-H,i.day receipts $50 bales; ex-
norris coast y Sc bales. stock- e3uo2 bates -
R.;ffmare tOtt4n nominal; Tnclins. one; low
MIDI . 3 iGc, good ordinary 4;=c. Gross receipts
/ 10 bales. etocN 49, 100 ba.es
,irclnnat, Ian. lD--tottln quiet. mdiing 6isc; low
ud.ng 30. ord mary 4c. Receipts. lo+l bales;
s. lnuis Jan is-lott. p dlu. m!ddling SAC. low
mda.ng 5isr. good ori. ~ Asc Net receipts ga
bales. 1y54 bales. shipments. 6boc bales, stock
100 bales.
New orleans Jan i9-Cotton nrTn; mldd.ing. 3-lsc
low nlGdillg good Ordinary 8 Ice. Net receipts.
7 gross 1870 BAT. exports Ia Great Br tam,
II haes Continent. 49, bs,es coaswlse. 0V3l
bal bales. STOCK, 1J1.l 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
New-York. January 10. 1898.

-ort,,r- pull at points decline was the oihCia a
- ,iis.,,ei on Change this morning to represeid u
,e. - he coffee market. The eass for this ON.
op's. wa. The fact May contracts sold . uc
60 , l2fN esgs lot s. ~. for the resi- u.
exc had - depend BIDS wihch were geneTa,F
,~ts .s,g the closing figures ~ YESTERDAY. M u.s.
80 Win scarrsy the variation q hair in IiCeS
70 m ~ chai only $500 b'iss. ana toi 'he ti,''
s.oa only 400 bass. with he market many e~ ~
.bsne Il pr fs to points dec.he There was ans
u rctsirV ne way Of news 70 enc urase si."', ,n
,,,r-eet aziian c1bes indicated laTseT rtSs.p r,
pc, am sarSs while ned states warehouse ue'
fies 4, give encou-ag. ment 10 the ABSORPTION on SUP
iss n 70 seh,r; country Local traeeIs were
- h.. Nearisr but hesitated sell further ieaIihs sue
Of lne-es'. The next liici sar a
~ cable received ms nDt4'''s w"
80 lac January %. BrofeTs valuation ir goo o'
Nsry Js "a s7i.c against a5lsc actual Noyenner l"s
re .otai sale VIII include 5000 picu4s s LIa1''ah
- ,l,sS oue; but str adv closing on tie basis u
- gGs, for No Rio. invoice lots. and Ga 9o'c LOT
jobDng parcels ~, -. .,,,,o,. ~, ,ba
Mo en- " AZ $50 900 b. e. TO 2I5rr1 bags minimum
Mia ., Tees quie with small lots N some u
~a,s HE large lots neglected and quite nominal
,bol; 800 bess Mara aibo changed hants' on p,Nate
s~us We quote: MAJ acabo. 6i4@SH.c, Clcuta %
lama "a 81 .6pl5c Guayrs. T4iI7c. savanna 2'2n
lec kexicar eQl5cs Central American "a 80 Ocs1t
ma 7Il5'4c: coffee IN parchment bSs'., Mocha -
GiS Sc Padans. Gterior 23924'ac: fances. 27q3oc'
-say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
Ndiiton0s
DGH NSYLVANIA


-
S-.4ioNs foot .. " aoI I,.I... f-inlnD slktLi
n,D DE5DhOssEs AID Con. l.ANDI sihsLi A,
s,lrets en- minutes later than INA, gwen below tor
7.,J 4. II. FASH MAIL-pullman Buffet PaIlor car az
Se~ foh to ritts0urg; sleeping Car f"'s0u'S "
$50 4. w. N FEN li 'at iMfrrEI osn
ca i'" fo S, cDts. D ttcand 4cdS
i$o 81 tn rit.; lNo ST ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Sso = W. ne IS 'i s1 elsa H2rS Ss ciFvsaOi
= ~ G sor t9if sssfYi PITTS
40 t",e NJ FSciFic Eyifes - F .,asa1, and
si,.as a. H;r NA ANo ENr' ia.. Sl r'
80 $" shss.mi,GI6Ss sNp f,,n so a + a. 50
nSh, saHd4 S 30 go T' Gso IH az SSnsI.
CAB. 40 MI r II p!a9r I'D Dining SAt Z n,st,
soyTHERN RAiLWAY'.aFlosila m iet," $50 a r.
Atlantic co&sr Liz LIZ M fla7ids spesa i2:"
g,i ~ Weekdays. Express. 30 A. H. ana -" y ~
ff6hfS 66 h5xf E ONO M N S'
AfLsNTiGSs c i1 10 p M dy ,D,soross ard
car c,f'l s@5 Streets % M Through Buffet f'f''
cArE MAY-I2op NJ. week days DesDrosse' and cor'-
Long Brancs As6Dry PAX uryrl,xen suudayo oc..1
eeroy. and Point Pea.n, -om we.' Ne Io m
sundays 20 a. ny @ 80 D. m om oc.b.osse' an,
COr,Ianst Streets. s.Io .. m;.. t2i0. $40 SO H."
FOR PHI. .DELPHiA. .., . ~
-" 90, SO. 100. Ielna.
uolh'ng carr 1850. ll5n M. IL so 100 ~ ,,,a.
80 ~ Dining Car. 4.iD Dining Cail eDn -, ~
I'D - 800 y. m. II night. SIndaSs' "'p
10 so o2o $50 Limited. 30. 10 20 a: M a., ~
.,lnlns can. 300 40 DINING carr 30 'D'''b WI
r,o,ao Dining CIR. 40 so p N. l2@ night 49,, Oh,
Tickst offices Ncs. 4dl. n+t llgt l3-3 III ana 20.
Broai"ay. ,sor House. Wes Twsn,y-thrd street
station; and s'ai foot II Dsshrses ard cortanit
streets Court Street. - Fulton Stfse - Broadwhf,
and Rrookiyn Annex sa'ion. Brookiyn station J,tsey
CITY. The New York Transfer Complny VIII can 1 =
ard ch.ct bgsase from hoeis and residences thronsh
Tc,sphore "i?', Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service
J. r. HiTCfrrNeOS n WOOD.
Genera Manage Ge-nr'i rass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. January 10 1898
Bi,EVFs-r, ,cepts 10J . 03s head. -
consigned local snugh and - cars for The
market maxine wih the cattle already IN the yards. -
boz sold - at J~rSef Gay and n SNtieth-si.
Demand moderate and with liberal offerings slow trade
re.ulted win vri O all grades o AMI
weak on oxen dry Bulls In many Instances
ais, showed Weakn-ss. Seye a. 20 sell a.
Iafe hour poor 10 prime native steers sold ~ 81 4o4
a q few selected ''tOT% reaching - -.
he a. s3aS3 g-neraly. drN - 2nfrS3
Ir.ssei beef -teiy Al ih>c " fof poor 20 prime cy
.r,sst. sides Cables from onion and Liverpool
aht quoted American Al lnWllc dressed
weight r,f gchtor beef ssG0isc per n The Hrtan-
nc carried Liverpool today 200 quarters OF
Eastnans COMPANY the Parts. for Southampton. 40
quarters fq Ehsnans ConIans and 1872 quarters for
Armour q Co the Trinidad L. bermuda. 10 cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. 10 $40 !. .-Exchange-Whest. spot
nrm y, Western. wnter II Szd. NO ! red North
spr.ne. IS sgd cofn--sp9t nrm. American mixed
new % 81. d, old, Is 5d futures steady. January.
Ss "a February IS 2.d March. 3, lad. rlours Louis
fancy winter firm. - 81. Hops a. London tPacinc
Coa1O firm. Il fJsgj. Beef hrm extra india ness.
al. prime mess 5js 81 Pork nrm. PRIME mess me
Western. 40 tc. prime mess. medium Western. S's
Hame--snor cut II 10 10 n dI 3Is. Bacon-Cun-
ber.and ~ y H. nrm. rs short rib, ~ TO ~ 10
dull Ga. long m.dtlas light 30 10 Is n. steady
IS Long clear mdi-s. heavy, ~ 20 q 10 sttady. 2Is
short clear backs IL 90 l. n. steady 2js 81. cea.
bellies 4. O. IA 10 dull az Ga saouders-Sauare. "
TO "A n. dull 9Gs Cd Iard-Prime Western hFn. 2~ 30
Cheese white and colorrG steady. As Cd
TalOw-l'rlms city arm les cctionseed oii-Iiverpoo
refined FIRM i5s Turpentne-splrts nruI ~ d.
Rosin-Connon steady. - Ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains IesVe Nf"-f9TA loot on N0aI1tIs-''
snllovs ma earlier from Nest 23' ST
300 A. M.-vestbU.ed Express daily Tor Blnghamton
Wsvsry Emira buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buftt.o SO
y Il Parl1r o. H.ral -
2,OO r. M.-vesubuied Limited fast mail Daily. solid
FOR l-selani A n. chicago
p If. seepers 10 Cbcago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
7,3O r. M.-Ruralo and Cieyeani vesiihulei Express
Daiy Buffalo : 05 4. ". bradford ~ A
Jamestown 20 4 NJ. Cleveland 1910 p siecners to
Bunalo Cleveland making dr~rt connections for
Do.voft. rh'rrro src 'he W's' f'aN Ltrarv Car.
S,4S r. W.-soa '-air - Ch'"rg sieeo-rs uor-
t,rs ,rv ~ r'i,i~r
sitICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
acconInosa tofs ~. ti3 2fi 40I ard a5T frp.s-
way 1877 Bower. i5g Eas 2'th-st arr 81 wes' I2sh-
St Chambers and West 23i-st ferries NeW- York 90
ant ,aG rr'ton-s Br1sfvay R'1skiYn -. tlufs,n-
a. H1hrken and Jersey Cty Station wesfco,' rxprsss
calls ard checks baggage from hotels and rssarncss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20

cspt we're i67 with 80 estimated for InuFsnay
=, a,,,s,ces were - bushels. Samples "ere hiih
Elevator people were sellers IL. A ,..s,r~
~ vs. a tulahy provision market stil tney lsanlns
,i,e outsiders are incl nod o. follow them HOLDERS
~ r~T,islDns AT lover prices. WrN"t W.
Tea!ize Product strong cary, PORK up i-9ci '.a
10 Nar Se"s Al &C
@,ose ~i and ribs closed enere they dld On ~ aso's.
ti,atel r Thurs lay toe seven western ,Its tels
,t-e ~ 90 boss against 7Tcrp last year sI1ne,u o
,ro,r, were light day ony zIs"V 10 Iafo ana
l.Gsr.sO 10 meats. .,..ot =, o,.. coll. q,
Ola. amt. on Nav IN 2s7s 29c. Gals. 2stg2s'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
4fetelts at the ports ard interior points day com.
.rec Win the day year.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Hol1ers secured some advantage
from me hrinaess IN wheat -tay Bat. owing 20 the
!'sLi Character = trade. failed establish per
..4t s1vsncs spring p1,en;s s54$5 q: winter
elsais' 81 2'q$i ~; extra \ WHIT. s. l0aS 50.
oueH"Aeai hoour. 81 25gSl 30. .....RiE FlOUK-Easy.
saes. 800 hbls. s. 5Ogs3 -. ..CORSMEAl>Steacy.
sales 20 bis. Quoted. DR. ID. 81 "ruS2 10 10
brand BAG MEAI<-Steady. line white. Nas?c. nne
yellow. sJVU'ac coarse OGUGtc. EEi,lp-F4iin 40.
90 and ~ n winter bulk. 7F17Ti-c: spring bulk, G5u
V'2c 10 n Li4dlng bulk i3uh~; re feed. U,l'l'ge
city feed. Zoe. hOnny chop. njc. oil m,G. S-5HS26.
'ceenings. SqSOc IL bulk: ouckwheat grain. csc c
Sew-YlrA
SISTED all force decline to-day, a-d closed
generally rrn with late positions unchanged and Janu-
AIRY &c higher. Influenced strong cash sua-
Won and liberal covering scalpefs The weakest
feature = the session Iossyy break IN LNcfi"pl
Tee ues after initial frmness but this Factor was more
lAan overcome by closing advances II 1000 points IN
Pas markets and !. frame at Antwerp 20 say nothing Of
seanOsrd clsarances cash the North
west All export business all figured most
prominently among market considerations. II was estl-
Maici nat 1pward u - 20 loads 4 wheat had been
tAen at al ports the last with actual figures
perhaps reaching larger amount Is well un
aefsood that shippers opposed mentioning their
utoet o~ng existing supplies mis- ana other
S.r" days business included u loads 81 ba!iimor"
~us ~ loads az Philadelphia Tor which steamers have Al
,eaiy been provided i.cs sales aggre gated = loads.
Icilcny IL loads reported eor Antwerp Water wheat
'P neNs claimed attention through cold weather
ne Northwest acting menace 20 unprotected wheat
hh.1s SpriAg wheat receipts Indications %
ssu! all gossip the contrary notwithstanding but
'ed to affect the generally GFm aspect Of other news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20

upon winch asntimeat of the Say based. Curb trad
ing was unimpotant al 93c bsi May auoion
or memberships after the coye disposed OF six tickets AT
s,So each and two at si53 Quotations of wheat b.
ns31,9Sa 81 sh No Noythen NewYork 81 o2's 10
N"S's; No hard Manitoba 81 OF. CORN
W lh inc aid OF hrmer wheat market. fair
.Ieaiance and ID demand taking about ~
nads the corn market maintained steady undertone
an DAY and closed unchanged frm last night. 4
worthy feature VI the DAY liberal country
offerings. which inspired some selling during the forenoon
The Liverpool market continued deliveries
hut closed I'D net lower distant months. Al the
close M quoted at a sc. 70 b. afoat. OATS
Local speculation again fcaurelsss and the marke
closed practically unchanged from last night The cash
situation however. Uewhat irner. with sales Of
10000 bush TO exporter including 10000 bush heavy
white. 80 900 bush No mixed and 4oooO bush No =?
white oats The Closing pice for No oats was 2ssa
2SNic; No 3 oats. 2si<c. No white, "oac No
white zoe: track miVd 2siewc3i,c track white
c9QS2c. .- RYE-Markc! steady; No . Western
aJC. b. anoat, New York. No Western.
SC. b ahoat, New York. BARLFY-Mar-
drrn feeding quoted 3Gisc. 1 New-York
CLOVER SFED--Business IN this department Is OIL.
iimye moderate sales iohbing and export account
fairly basis OF values Common 20 fair quoted
S5QS5 Is. choice to fancy. S. 5ods6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
BALTIMORE. & OHIO

foot Of Liberty street.
'Da.iy. sEscep, Sunday Sunday
CHICAGO. 't3D a. M. go y. and 'i2 IS night
.rlrTsR' RE- $50 a n. ia?, N. i.o y N.
sfe IS night. t4S0 a. m. l. bsffy So rnlyD
CINCINNATI ST. LOFTS 1000 ~. $3.50 D. m
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE t155. 'loo 1Diner,
m fDnerl '2v DINER. ~ - tDinerl. Ass
Diner. .sss .. m. az IS night
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, - - 81 ~
All trains Illuminated vifh pIn's-h Light
Orces ii3 iT2. Gel @2t. no BdWaN. 81 = it,h-st.
Io7 poupry Y Az 3,i Fulion-st BROOKLYN White
Nsr -e~,'nsl baggage checked frum hotel residence
70 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
lEHiGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot o. vest 23i Penn Il. r.. corisnd' o'
D.~tross.s -
'lrdcsiss tine from West e3d 81 Other figures sho"
time from C0ifsni p.~tr1sss. 81 -.
'HiIO. GtV \. 81 daii SUNDAY - ~. I \ Nj TOT
MArCu CHUNK and inermri1fe sitr - ..,
$3.50. siiS A daily for wilAtshN"hE. STlnss
TON week days.. EIMlGN tweek ds-i IHNA.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20

COTTON-Aiost Of yesterdays loss cotton picked
w by very gradual, and what called very
wholesome advance to-day. The general phases Of the
situation better. The English cables quite
cables reported less liquidation pressure and invest
demand, with Liverpool short interest inclined
profits. Local shO:ts from the
to-day. Opening steady. with prices point lower t.
point highe the market steadily improved and closed
practically the top prices Of the session steady
Of 3G5 Total Gales futures. 1913 bales
Sp closed dull but steady az unchanged prices,
inldlne uplands. 55sc, middine Gulf. Csc. aeains:
3 l1c and : B-l6c last year Sales Nil. To-days
largely due Indications Of mOderating
receipts al the ports There were no further develop,
Hents Ne" England the strike situation. except
sucr might hep, rather tnan hurt the cotton market
i Is claimed the strike thus far indicates
duccD Of only 800 70 1000 bales IN the weekly
this would be foreign cotton good demand for odd
cloths 4. The prices dice
las weeks figures IS reported FAN River To-1ays
trading upon The assumption that about 1000 bacS
pointed 10000 bales The continues
g. with IT,, local contingent in control
uhern fpot markets nidding quoted. follows:
Ne~-Orieans steady 3 l6c sales 6.O00 bales Noble
Baltimore nom nal 5Ssc, Augusta quiet 5isc sales al
ea.es 81 Louis dull 6%c. Savannah Wilmington and
Norfolk closed day.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spa, cot
ton Ear business doing sales 1OcOO bales speculation
and export 500. American. 1000. receipts p 600 Arne--
tafey steady partially lG5d decline barely steacy
= gl's4i net decline January 3O7 20 January Feb
rr~Ty 3i7s February March 3O7s March April aD7s:
Airi May 3077b. Man June 3Osi4s June-Juv 30l..s
De'oOer 81. isb October November 312lzs Nosember-
december 3j3s Manchester yarus-In BUYERS favor
Cl9ths-Far demand full
The range Of contract prices to-day was follows: