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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
>. .sTEARGNE-rirrn. Quoted: oieo. SIC; city lard


RICEC0n siderable activity characterized dealings In
the local market 70 day. with demand chiefly Tor irt
staple the better srad~s commanding IT, laser snare OF
were firmly held sellers Instances demand ns
shade hT1er values. We quote Domestic. common 20
low fs- 4A+-sc. fair 20 good a. nilc. prime 70 clp
- 01'sc, head. Gh97c; Pntna 5isDs'sct q. IN hah'
aNNfr nominal. japan "a 9J'sc, Jaws 4%H'se' i'h-
goon. ~ bond 2Sf2tc a.
sUGAR-The rrfi 81 sugar market ruled g'nerauy
stcair with etandsrd granuiated commonly replt- 20
not Offering below DEMAND falr througnoui tne
day buyers being disposed 90 purchase aein 49,
toe r-te has aucted down ard the raw arii' .-.
sthensd. Runor had IL that Arbn.kie Hrcthcrs wef.
shading standard granuatef lie. hut this report .-l
not 90 conhrmei 10 late hlur Quotations i,.4.ni
Granuisted n sacks 5cic tominos. S-.c el .''
crushed. jisc. powdered ard coarse powdered .'s E
uatei end hr- zrnulaed So coarse r-aruaffl ana Nt
1ranuiar-I 80 confectionery @r1ru-airl go
cubes. 1isc. XXNN powdered ana mould \ 80 Ga
= nj A. &C. cnf'r'ioners \. src; IS, sAc' " =
43lc No q &c W 10 H. II -. u. II an 10 80.
consider former bi1f IN lne
sugar market ah-en-e - recent tan'a'tlons
pricea were n0m.naliy OF the basis ~ ~,
frfugal T. frr nuscovad0 and 9-iec for ncas"s
eursr Unlimited amounts wanted on that pass ~
refnprs hut offerings ueagre even 81 snaie Ho
vance London cables averaged 10 rather better ta
anticipated Beet was reported az hrn am ~
both present and next month Advancing -ad 20 's %
Cane sugar quiet with prices barely nah'a'"Vu'
Java quoted lis "a and Fair refining los 3D. -
TEAS-The opening auction sale % 1873 p0oN-l
ful nearly all respects. OFFERINGS were go go,
Desirable quality. Kidding brisk. and the Pri,es
realized instances were satisfactory Ire sst 90
much to tone up market The low gIaues A.
t-acted cher attention showed relatively hrner
position. Included the sale we're some '>,l -
The Moyne teas cold ranged in price ION 70 = &C,
the Ping suey 2-i1c the Japan from 10 10 - ts
Corg0u from 100. 3+i.c India and Ceylon from J. 10
% &C. and Oolorg from 12f. to 37ilc.
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OLE PAsI ROA0,

New-ICrk. foot q CAambers-sts
a.. follows ana nve minutes earlier rom West G,a-sI;
o.co a N-Vsst!tulsd Express daily FOR Enxnsnton.
VIZ Flmi~a Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Bunalo .
= " psriar BuNslo. 81.
o..to - -yeststued lnitsd--Fast mail daily soiif
- ~ - az, Arrives Cleveland : 20 4. NJ. chicago.
8 p " sleep,rs 10 Chienso Cleveland ana SiHchhA'-
no p w-Bu~alo and Cleveland ves,ibuiee Express
a Sr-i.a~ a. Ru~aio 100 A NJ, Bradford I;20 =.
w. NJ Jansstova 100 A NJ. ToursstoTn 1921 A. ~
- vs,ana 70 20 p " sl.epers 70 Buffalo and CeYfAna
care 1INr3ry Car. . r,.A-.,.. r,r,,
V9ceriv anc chicaT' S'eeperr Hcrneisvie Chicago
a., we roc n TIME CARDS AID PULLMAN Ac-
r0'fN0 DATiONS AZ IL ii3. -6i. +9l aac toi sr2sn
Pove-v i2.fh--i anf -.
e., cf,,h.rq and a3i-st fs~ries NeN- OK. -
s,i Srn rlifon-4, IS pr'adwav rroovr y tver-s:
yrrbo.sr and Jersey Cfry station. New-fork 1tsnsI~
60 calls clerks baggage from "2iei- 81 'sn-
ter-
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Railroads.
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,
500 A M--Daily except SUNDAYS. The famous
EMPIRE STATB EXPRESS. LIMITED A.
Fastest Train in the World Due Buffalo -. r. ~. ,
Niagara Falls 5:32 :. n. Toronto. 300 = M., w
$40 A. Mast MAIL. Daiiy-For Buffalo Niagara
1910 A N DAY EXPRESS cxcsrt sunday ro'
Buffalo and ell important New YORK STATE po-sy,
90 2. M-sOurHwEsTERN LIMITED and III, I'll
CAGO SPECIAL. Dais-~or C'''"uous OlhS"'-
$50 r M-rROY AND Ar.rANY epEcIAL except
SUNDAY stops important stations .. hans
train to Chicago Via Lake shore Due Cisveisnss
Ti5 4. NJ. due Chicago 400 p. 81 sleeping AM
GOO P. N -WEsTERN EXPRESS. Dsiy--For Niagara
O.25 p. M.-NOPrFFPN TvPREsS panyoFo- TOY
Montreal and. except SATURDAYS. for otta"as
100 Z M.-ADrRONDACK MOUNTAINS ANp Ho.'-
TREAL ENTREES Daily. -,,-rrerrpy
SPECIAL Dsiiy-For Buffalo. Nlasara Fans
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 L' ns,.,.-
9.1S p M.-PACrFTC EXPRESS Daily-For ~. ~,
burg Niagara Fats Cleveland Chicago; anu: -
cept SATURDAY FOR Cape Vincent ard the e- f-,lcaro
1910 night-NIDNrGHT EXPRESS Eor sun1,y
nights. Chicago sieepers leave az e:ia
IA pr.EN DIVISION -..x q,
os1S A. ". and 3;55 E. Mr. .ycep, sunoa'' ~
p'ttsfs'S Sundays only - 900 ".
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains iiur,l-afea with pir'sch richt
Ticket and Offices AZ Grand Central $500,
ana resr g. station View S7s and T2e Fulton ST.
ard 100 Broadway. z; r.. Brookyn g.. S.,v yo-k
Teephcns 2Iin Tn,rty-e rhn - 49, no,e or resi-
fcnce Nv Fxrress Company .
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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changes were made IN prices. Quotations follow;
TAR-Rerulars. 81 %. OIL htis %
SPIRITS r-RPENTISF,-45Ni5'sc . - =. - -
EosTS-couinon to GOOD strained II 90 r. 81 20; =.
81 -. r. 80. II. 81 -. r. 81 'o X u 70 W. ~ w.
" s. 10: " G. 81 90. " W. 81 10
STOCE
hlsn -es hbis
Tar A''' "'''
Charleston Jan ii--Tupentne market nrm' 42'sc
Rosin 1rm unchanged.
Savannah Jan ii.-splr'ts MISUNDERSTANDING dong:
pts ~ bts Rosin and unchanged Sales l'-l
bbls. pts. 1927.
Wilmington. jar l1.-Splrifs turpentne quiet. win
small sales s2i4G42'a-. receipts. 70 casks. t.sln
quiet 3ii-cGSl OF receipts Il! opls cEGde nrpsn-
tine quiet 81 3pns. 80. receipts. Dds lar soe""s'
receipts. 80 hbls.
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OTHER MARxErs-BY TELEGRAM

ChI-ss, Jan ii-There was an excellent demand %
d. a. ,.- that were well niaturod and prices f1r sufn
lais were strong other hand habitat eattr ha 2
,ha bul y a. offerings only fairly good m quality
Pan -a. brought s. SO0SG. medium - sONs To- oe"r
steers Sc slGS. 20 BIS - ef a % Tvs nre nelef-
q.1s TO- exss r--ers 7sl 81. Western fed steers
siTSI 20. calves s4qs7 10 T-aie active for hose
v,r --fsas stronger and - extent &.7fic nS er
,t- - choice. 81 707S7 - Daofry l0I- - 'fuSa %
as e. casa Is butchers - 52isns2 10, light 50 40
e. n rigs s3Ts3 80 There fairy active demand
a. .ree0 hv limbs slower. Inferior - pfire
sa-sr g. -o0sl ewes. Sass -. yearlines Nff+ t'
~o,.v fsrnls a 9o6S5 Reoslpts-Cat'e. 5000 hogs,
% O0c. sheep $500" 80. go
Cincinnati Jan Hogs active higher 81 iI.sGS5 -
c.-fi4 strong s. 5ulS+ -. Sheep STEADY, = -'3Ft
Lambs STEADY. s. 25gS3 90
Eas, Jan Receiot. Of sale and ir ,hF 5o
ended ~ noon to-day were. cattle II cars sa.eP "'i
,ar1hs 81 cars Is cas- shipments 'i'.'F'
carq SHEEP and lambs. cars hogs - cars Gst''eI 20
ofrrinrs aere light Tran load, and was 500 ~
bunch al steady Mondays nFic.s. The ire.l's a..
SUNNY moderate demand and or ne BASIS ~ - 0h
s az ttrrns-Tle ore~nss .. loads The mar
-, S,ens4 With an active demand ana stronger 49,
e. 90 80 ~ choice S54S5 p common . good - cog
= =. 80 c,ice 10 extra 81 2J1S4 So good 70 choice
.,Tei ~ THE close lttle easier Frogs ny
were moderate 20 loads. The openns was
$50 ,eavv being qultabe -. medium - .tt -
e. & 81 qO. pigs 81 10, rouRHs 81 "ff' +' H,Ass
81 75G$3 Toward the clos" prices "Tf' '''' "'- ~
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Visible supply .......l 80. -
Same tine isys ........l, iJy,5it

C0TT0S-Tre market f1r cotton futures showed cor
siderable activity after .penin- barely steady az decline
a. lla points There further decline II 40" l'.-s
under more less general movement n tae --ltl
cables and god part foreign selling of--4s- Le
s4L.ng for Tngsh partly agansl pure mass
mae AZ home partly f1r securing pr1ns, but arse -
vas claimed IN nature cf manipulation IN ne hirss
exporie-s. by 81 depressing the new li'
ug~te- hcuei Oh secure better buying basis On spot
supplies IN me Sluth AZ The weakest Interval cur ma"
showed IS " 5l| points lu vie" OF - -,
pre- brought bear against tle market the eN'r'i
o. The decline regarded surprisingly sna4i eiu
Indicative % inheiert strength Instead ~ extensfeF
Va ler.nc long arcola5 which leading bears were
ginning the long aimed at we're ~ may
Instances increased Wall street was agsin Sooa ous
otler Outside parties ser' bug i-s ORDERS ana tle "e"'
forenoon followed hy more substantial ccn'-
lions fore part 81 the Afternoon the market I"-s
rs On about nights fElres III" better ie~4lhN vas
increased ty rer0rrs p South calming tiat amer
yea. rrners absorbing everything oIeTt4 AZ fer
f---srs advance ir addition 90 This Do --sh liilr
weather forecast hefs4 the longs considerably ~ u
some tine % come Tie eX1rbitant rates current p.
OCEAN 'caaag and the general scarcity OF room lot c.te
90 oug'lg clrtail the outward hJ.
nri . cotton vn-h stin pressing az ali port f'r
y .ai acroal 81 fhe same time recepls shDN-u .
oosiaing tendency ARD bull contingent saw no reason
lr2 interest knjwn % very heavy and some * TIE
more 1fi1e-t 0cal traders were holding themselves III
readiness .5r s1k change % front signs 81 gen
- movement l'7uiiafe snurf ~ se!inS 70. S"I.
- and foreign account during the las feW minutes
tok OUT some n. the weaker long SUR ana cause- d
shep c-op IN prices Tee close was barely steady az
nt oss % $40 points The 1ats business IN futures was
at rSlFs o. contract prices CD the local market TO-DAY
Vas a. tl5vs
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WEST SHORE R.R

sst Is m later from 1905 q '" "a 81 nauy FOR
Il 30 1.,,,r,-ss rochester Buffalo Niagara rams
clsveana Detroit. Cnicaso anu 81 Nq 2-;ns ca
10 N. .atsr foot w 4-d sd Ch.easg aha
81 Louis Limited; Day 'i Fa,Is. toronto. Detroit
C'|sland Chicago aud St Luis p,.,.- p,,
-,2o y ~ Dan f1r UrcA. syI acuse' foe"es's'' -
falo Nasars Falls aad Toronto s-o.u.. pocbs.-
~ " Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse hCyhs-
e'f, rS',calo Niagara gals Toronto Detroit Cls's-
lana, tnl.~-s, r~r~nai hotels and crlces. Baggage
1865 s~,r, Fiote or Residence By Nestcot Exsre,s
2 LAMPERT. General PasS'nser Agent y l.
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unchanged Butter dul creamery, isg2cc; dairy, it0
i7isc Eggs arm At nc. Pork higher: mess. josoins'
old 50 l2t4 50 tI7. Lard higher. prime seams
33or choice. 5soc Dry salt mssts-Boxed shouce''
81 25 shorts 81 70; ribs 81 s. shors - Bacon
Boxeq shoulders . Is shorts s. 2Sas5 81; ribs,
s. ~. shorts. s. 80.
Toledo. Jan. iiWhsat higher. firm. No cash. 11e:
May 1910 Corn dull. steady; 10 2 mixed, Bee. Oats
duh. steady. Nc mixed 80. Rye cclef 30 cash.
nc Cloverseec active steady prime cash cid. 81 10:
new s. SEA. Oh unchanged
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

3, t-lo,- guiet. receipts. 4G57 hhls
.-Ing patent. s4as4 65 winter patents - 80 aoo,
Gears and sraghts 81 ioGS4 IoInmeai I sst ,a ia
bgsh' y 2 i5'aGt5ac: steamer - &c. oss h'iR ar
ssY~ ,,nf..a steady bran. spring, $40 - VIM
xI5 75as6 niidlings si4 'o1SlI Red Dog nour 81 -
s3 am. ~Y-the-. o. nc Western. nc ii
80, IN lGc ladies' l4ui5c. Cheese steady N'r'e'n
ioi. afic. Western. O'aNllc. 49,
~ -, "a, 11-spr,ns wheat, better inquiry limits
-,sange5 r. 1 hard. ,os.c No / northern 'ol.o 30
~" - 80 Winter wheat strong No red '4c
- - Corn strong No yellow, $40 10 :
,,.Iov 3Si,c 40 ? corn. 3sisc No corn "ssSoi'o
80 all parley-Denland active; held very Ht.nk'
rvo nominal No track quoted az ole f'uF "''"'
demanC - -,
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NAVAL STORES.

.,othe- very gulet day experienced m the naval
s,crs. market, demand being about heretofore ana
news from outside insufficient 70 stimulate az
sr.esive action on part 81 either buyers or selef-
SPIRITS turpeniine had moderate ooo,ng feuaDd c,s
ssasv 10 firm Rosn but little inquiry and closei
gulst Tar vas inactive all DAY snf elos<d dull NO
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coai usAi exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations In New York foot % Liberty ST.
a.

Anthracite Coal uSAf exclusively
-Four tracks. 'Eiectro-P Pneumatic, signals
and South Ferry whitehall 81
LEAVING time from South Ferry Ooot Whitehall ST. 10
Eve minutes earlier than that g!yea below for Liberty &c.
except when noted.
For Easton BethlehAr. Allentown Mauch Cnunk &c.
400 7:i5 a.iO ". ~ " &c Esson) 40 l9;tu 20
Faston - 20 & 80 TO Esstonl P " sundays '';ao
For W'lkesbarre Ptstou ard Scranton, 400. silo
A. ~ i.9O p " SUNDAYS '4:2O A NJ o
For Reading and Harrisburg NJ s4fO $50 80 ~
5000 n 40 Read!nF) \. " 30. 4Al ap =. 20
coon Raadlng) p. NJ, 1913 night sundays VI"
~ 80 g. Reading II. 400. 1870 800 o'" r A.
FOR sunhury Iwishnrr ana wIar,-ort at 'sT9
'4'aO A NJ 10, % :, exc e, P hor liI5 night
FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROHE
For Red Bsn Lons Branch A.sgry psrs 60 c rs
orv q Sea Girt) ro.Ir Only 20 Red Bank) ll,so
" - ory Red Rank) $40 only = Ns1 -" -.
'tf5 $40 615 p Sundays fsops a. Inter'aken 30,
Ashry Park and Ocean Grove 600 f'io;io only 10 e1
For Atlantic rishisnd- $3.50 a''o. fi.7o A N 10
$50 Is IS. 6.l5 r 81 Sundays. 900 A. N. @'oo r. IL
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 $50. 1918 A NJ. las. a4o. ''ioP NJ Sundays
For Iasears $50 $50 iO:iS A NJ. i4' $40 $40
FIR Toms Niyer and Rarnegat '4;so. $50 A. NJ lf''
1.an p " Sun7ays. s1O.lS A. ". =,
F,r Atlantic C,ty Vine.ard and Bricgeton 'foo - A.
las p NJ -. ,y,a.,.,,, .,
xsves,rt $40 40 ri:eo A. NJ i:45. 4:to p. NJ Sun
savs 600 400
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nal.rcdos.
Ga!.roIos.
.ENKS YLVANlA
RAILROAD,

Ak a
Stations t,e. CT VEST TwESrY Ttlik9s STREET
street, sa9s enc ssm pe;Drs s s .sa O.s. 70:
$50 A: Vi. fHsr NAiI-Pulm.a Buffet paros o g.
SO lAiT ks.Fs;fS' ,Ha
ton Car, s' cSass9 Ds o.ds cnsina.
10 soSiisaP ~ L2S;SI; L0gI. LOUIS EXPRESS
sor Nashville Via CincinratD indianapolis caie-s>
$50 p VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr chicaro' 20
40 p: VI. scSsTHWEsTERN ExPREss-ro- p,tss-
~ eggplant Cncinrs, nesnap2s P st .na
Chicago. Connects for ci.vsisnd eseep, saturday
s sspns Car New York to Altoona Eas. er',
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
a. m, i25o oc csso .cosyressicnai Lin. all psrlos
'aas ls s' as s sanasy Gss 80 oo
Dining Carp go nirs caT1 40 Dining Carr $50
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY-Expre,s 42o .. m. i.1 night
ATLxNTIc COAST LrvE.-Erpr.... go a m. and So
fr GF oPp 6S cHIo yp S5RFo fks,
n, ws.k-.says and 20 . m. daily. ,,..,.,....
sn c' pr psror e m coss and
f f.s b!sDs a.ssl, Park 's s7..s
s 1sv, s tad POM Pleasant ~ % .ns ~ NJ
ss S5sas' 80 ? $40 and SO m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio 10. 80 SO so s.-o a. so PsnnA. Limited ESQ
Dining carr 1880 Dining carr. il.5O a y 80. l5o.
$50. $50 40. 40 Dining Carr: $50 G9!nss carr
Dining carr 40 $50 .. 1905 night Srrfays.
Glo $50 $50 90 $50 n.mitedl 9 20. 1910 Dining
carr a. m - DINING ca0 $50, ! 90 tDining Carr.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car. 10 $50 ?. NJ
7 ne. M: ": 4 sss sns s.r -!
,,. aPe ,a,: GO 4 f n..sT ;: 'Ss s 9a1s;
and PsnnsyIvania Arrex Station. Brooklyn; station:
Jersey CITY The Now York Tran-fer Company WIZ call
sor ard chack har0age from hotels and residences
p ie4.i-afior
re,.rh1ns 9--- ri1h,ee,t IN Street. Tor PennsylvanA
w 'r.r--rrrr>-eox , n WOOD
- " General vars-.- General pasp'- Agent.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
rr,r zoo, ~ Liberty ST.
500 10 90 ri ,,,.. pn iT6o or ps,ar
Car 600 p NJ 70 = nd. So, lays 100 100 q ~ ~
Din,rr carr 90 " i2.i md; Additional trains sor
P1si4.nhin week dsv.. a. go 4 ~ 90 70 '"o'
Tcke. ara seq, =, 'o1 a q L ass Bro st
W - et Az RI p ian = 57 Fast t2'h ST. rs
w.. fe,h St 25l Columbus Az. Sew Yrrk = Court
- r-,.c, R-ooivr. oe Broadway. Willlatrshurg
r. y Y transfer Will eel. tor and check baggage
80, heels or residences TO destination.
g. only
.---r, south Ferry ~ - p &
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

RALTlMORE g OHIO, =. n
-. E-s.91-H AoSo-
Lave -Ns.-YorK Wh.lsaA Terminal south FesT' ana
fool of Liberty street. - 81. -, .s...
~trrc co "a 20 ~. from Liberty street. only,. IL
, PTTTsRt,Rd $50 m rom Liberty street Oniy.
'' tIxEg,rS X 81 22oiIs. .ass M 'sY o.
WV 0nIFkVs .2w ?. N
ROYAL RLuE. TRAINS, -
.n2s n Diner. rlzS5 p m, .iS Ss.ner' =. - -
,pr-rI $50 p n sEi 'i2.i0 n!ght. NORFOLK. fi.ss
y $1,000. .,.s r,-.... ,-N,
c-ces- ii3 IT, 90. t7t. 1924 Bt~ay. 81 z itn-st.
,oT povery v Y 319 Sf4 Fllton-si. Brooklyn; white
Ran Terminal baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination
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- cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged oI
~ sss q i-l6e for riddng upland and '-ipc -
.,..-oans Gul, compared with . lS-louo S-IoC RI
su'ey last year zoo bales for cellNefS ~
onleel sp0f cotton IN southern markets 'nl.oi''l7
1900 vas reported ~ wire the Local Excnaosc -
,..,~s Mobile steady A. i6c sales 300 bales -
-i~A steady sales i75 bales Charleston LiHl
- &c oic. Wilmington rrm a. 5'sc nc advance NoI
- PIT az a'gc 80 bales. Baltimore nominal a
~ Augusta steady ~ SIC. sales 3I5 bales -
:, ~ nm a. 7-lsc. sales IS bales. Galveston slealy
80 sales. 81 bales. %ew-Orleans steady at . -
80. @SH bales Memphis firm AZ oiic; sales ~"
he szpor, movement thu, far this season has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

E1cnanse special Liverpool eabicsspot cotton
taes 1900 bales speculation and export. 1000
cr~ - l-vO receipts 81 900. American, $1,000 mid
S4nd 5s2i. futures opened steady seller. Lad
Jsr Closed barely steady = S4fr -t4d decline.
Ma aJo7b: January February. 3O5isb February
Nav .'o'1s Marcn-April 3OIl.b; Arrfl-Hsy 3Ot 1b
Au1,..sSt 5lvs, June-July. Slls Juiy-August ?. 2s
Ocrete- ptenDer. l24s September october 3 1898 IL
>oFemter. 3l2i.b. NovenJer-D-cember 3l2i-b
Prnyr,'-lsrns quiet .. oths moderate demand
,,.I W AND AEAL-1the advance in wheat was too
ra.s ner'lr IN the nour market. and prices all day
or less In buyers favor with demand unnl-
' throughout Spring patents. 50 $685. IS. winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

sipis AZ New Orleans tomorrow were officially eSt-
- l" te 800 f0 400 bales. against $3.50 Dalrs
- -. asst wees and G3 bales last year TO morrow
80 a. iotsior estimated az 900 % 3.oJO ba.eS
''s' @'i@ bales last week and e5OT bales Last year
-, e.p, a. the ports and interior point. to-day COM
~ Win me same day week and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

,,.,- ,,n.A markets Santos-Cu1ee market steacy;
ga aVe-age santos $500. receipts lipn bags soeH
so e0I bags Harnturg-CoHee market opened uncnaIe
Ar 20 m net unchanged 20 = p.6 nsher saI.s 80"
haes fIavre-Co<Yee market opened steais uA'lils,1
a. ~ a. unchanged. az p a. quiet anu nIsaAn -
Cleo A. ne; unchanged prices total sales, "Vr bass
.'''- - W o. a. r~lv 20 -
.f-aait ''''''''''' ~ o- Are-ts- ....... 80. 81
frni-a1s '''''''' q - Serternbs- ....... 80 -
M-IeA .'.''-''+.'''' ~ ~ octahe- ........a9. -
Hlll4 --''--''-'''' 7. ,g N.v.-.har 1910
1--we ......... 80 - December .iu-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

R.c-Conee market weak. NJ : RIO. e$oyW. eScnauss'
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Race From Honolulu to Philadelphia
Around the Horn

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-A race
for $1,000. over $1,000 mile course be-
tween two ships and bark was ended
yesterday at Philadelphia, though the
bark gave away a two weeks start to
one of the ships. The race began at
Honolulu on March Sth with the sailing
of the ship w. f. Babcock. The ship /.
F. Chapman followed shortly after, and
the bark st. Catherine got away on
on March 22d. According to the terms
of the agreement between the three
captains the difference in the starting
time was to be considered. All three
vessels reached the Delaware break
water within a few hours of each 9TH
err. All are American built and Amer
can owned and commanded by Amer
lean shippers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
DEPARTuRES.

Tuesday August l.
Stmr. Ike Au Hou, Mosher, for Wal
mea and Kekaha, y. IN.
Stmr. Claudne, Cameron, for Maui
port, y. m.
Stmr. Kinau. Freeman, for Hilo, La
hama and way ports, II m.
Schr. IA Moi, for Pauilo.
Schr. Moi Wahaine, for Hamakua.
Schr. Waialua, Moses, for Hanalei
and Kalihiwai.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina and
Kaanapali, p. m.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau, 10 a. m
Stmr. w. G.. Hall, Thompson, for Ma
wiliwili, Hanamaulu, Ahukini, Koloa
Eleele and Hanapepe, p. m.
Stmr. Waiaieale, Green, for Kapaa, 4
p, m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
PASSENGERS.
Arrived,

Per S. $. America Maru, from San
Francisco, August IA. S. Hartwell
DR.. r. b. Williams, w. H. Chickering,
Thomas c. Ridgway, r. b. Campbell,
George NJ. Randle, Charles N. Spencer,
j. A. Gaugh, L. Matsumori, S. Ishura,
Charles Hartwell, Mrs. r. b. Williams,
Mrs. A. j. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dewey, w. S. Cadman, r. f. Day, NJ
Silva, wife and children, Mrs. r. Con-
don, L. Gillertson.