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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20

egsc 10 dressed lambs in fair demand az a5uso
Country dressed dollhouse lambs STEADY Al Sf~So per
saies-M Collins: los Buffalo lambs SO n AVERAGE at
S. 20 per 100 1919 do so n AZ - 6O go Western az
70 n at IS as 1913 vr-tnla do. CO n. at - 70 hS
Vir-inla sheep. 95 n. at -, . o. - 90
Judd Co 100 Bufsio lambs 30 70 % a, 70 % I, IS
c0i Buffalo sheep o. n at 81 l2H: 1oz DO. 20 TO- al
81 1911. % - . e. ~ TO-
mixed Canada and do. ei ~ at - 90 Tvs state
DO 81 10 az 50 65. STATE sheep, 100 10 at - % ~ .
Newton 200 state lambs 50 70 al 20 W loo 90
81 Y, al 81 f2i5. CO sheep. III 10 AZ ~ 81
r II Hume & Bro: 200 Michigan lambs. S 70. at
s. 70; l2l DO 50 n at g. 62 state sheep 10
N. - 81 so - . s--o
II n Hollis: 2Os State lambs. s. n. at 8 90
Harrington A Co 2i7 Buffalo lambs. - 10 at - %.
Mcpherson Co $50 Buffalo lambs 50 n. az s. 80; -
Buffalo sheep los N. at 81 40. o,-S, ,.,.a
HOGS-Receipts were Il = cars or oeS hesl'
ing deckload the market The latter arrived laIe
nj for sale to-day. Feeling tIiilc
nrm ordinary prime hogs were quoted at 81 'eg
81 per Country dressed quiet ana steady Al ~
50 per n for heavy 70 light weights go
sass-H II Hollis; Late yesterday. 80 State piss 10
10 average AT - per 100 n. state hogs l66 ID al
81 10 DO $50 10 At SO %: rough, 800 ~ al 81 30 "a
NJ Collins Late yesterday, s. Pennsylvania hoss' l"o
n al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
OTHER MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan ia-An consignments OF cattle today q
desirable quality found purchasers al advancing pri'ss
while grades ruled weak Fancy cattle - NgSe lO
choice steers 81 eOGs5 50. medium. 81 SoQs9 ~ oeef
steers s. GOGS4 so. and Feeders ~ -lS1 20
bulls e. 5OGs4 and heifers. 50 3lr54 western
FED steers TEXAS steers 81 UGSo 10 caves
SO 5OdS6 % There active demand Tor hogs ana
prices ruled 2isG5c higher. Fair to choice. - IT'S "
packing lots 50 5OdS3 mixed So jJQS IO butchers
50 S5Gs2 lights 81 45GS3 TIA pigs. 81 lodS8 81 race
In sheen fairly active al unchanged prices Sneep
81 75qS4 g. bulk selling at 50 40pS4 ewes - 90
asa *. warnings S4GS4 CO. Lambs moxed on Al S4fSo'
feeders Sass 20: heavy amhs. - SS4 30 hecelpts-
cattle 300. hogs %. 90: sheep 1900
Csncirnsti Jan l9-H0gs active. 50 lJ1N5 w. Satue
strong. e. 5Oas4 % sheep steady. 81 250A. Lambs
steady SASS % .,-.-.
East Buffalo Jan isR.celp's Of sale and through rough
cattle sheep and hogs during The twenty four hous
ended A. noon TO-DAY Cattle - cars sneep anu
iambs 90 cars; hogs. 81 cars Shipments--Catue;, %
cars sheep lambs II cars, hogs Il cars Cattle
There was only load on sale, mixed COWS Anu
feer- sold full steady Mondays prices mere
was fair trade In the basis ot - 90 Win a
few sales at 81 10 Sheep and ambs-The market was n
fair position good yesterday ana totai
of 81 loads Lambs, choice . extra were quo'sl
81 s5QS % good choice. 81 IJuSJ Sneep cholCe ~
extra 81 25TS4 40: good to choice. S1lH4 - common w
fair 50 JOdS3 80 There fair clearance win ne
bulk q the lamb at s. % Hogs-Ths trade opened
fairly active with ~ loads sale. HEAVY openeHl
auotshlA So e5GS3 90: medium 50 ~ WORKERS g t9i
40; pigs 80 5O6S3 g.. roughs, S3aS3 % stays -
81 - The eased and closed &c lover lotl.
ers on the basis n So 1903 IN; heavy * 80 meoiui
50 s2is asa s.. pigs. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations IN York foot Barclay and Chrsophsr ss
TFSTrRr-r.E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH LIGHT
500 A M--BINGHAMToN NAIL stops al prin1ipai
stations ,o., ,--o.-
HAMToN OwEGO, ITHACA ELMIRA SYRACUSE
srS 0SWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet Partr tafs
nnecting AZ Buffalo trains FOR cnicago and poats
West 49,, ,.,.,. ,-..,t,.,,,a r.
- ser SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON and ELhihA'
brlinsn Bli9ct Paror Cars 20 Enira- Through sleep
49, nars and day coach Chicago, arriving al sl5 T.
~ I p 'MGscRANToS, wILKEsBARRE and PLfA-
S,Dr,TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parer Cars.
100 = N (daiy)--CHICAGO and BLFFAI<O NEsIl-
~ pf,r Ed LIMITED EXPRESS for scRANIoN BlNG-
p sroN FI.MTRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
sTEFPfSG CAR New YORK 70 Chicago Dining Car
IA y N 1daiy)-BUFFAbo EXPRESS, PULLMAN
81 rppFPs sor SCRANTON. BTNGHAMrON Eli
SifRA HATH Loy'NT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o,ao r. NJ Cdaiy)-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
WAMTON OwBGO, ITH AGA, ELNlkA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE and OsWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TickETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
Place 40 and ei2 srosdxay Tickets At Ferry Stations
III Fourth Twelfth St. 81 Yves, One Hun
bred and Twenty, nth .; z; Columbus ave- New y.rk.
ass and T2s Fulton ct Hnd ZOO Proafway. Brookiyn-
Time table giving fBn Information at all stations.
MESTCOTTS ENPisESS COMPANY viii call FOR ana
check baggage from ho,s OF residence 70 destination
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central walton ms follows;
$40 A. M.-Daly except Sunda ss- The famous
Fastest ain in the World. Die Bufalo s''s p M M.
Niagara Falls. 5:32 P. NJ Tor onto BOO p NJ: De
troit ll:l0 F. ". Limited 10 - seating capaciS.
S.45 A. Mast MAIL. Daily -Fcr Buffalo niagara
1870 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS excep, sunday. Cor
Buffalo and al important Ne W YORK state POI a.
LOO p. VI. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Shl-
CAGO SPECIAL. Daily-Foi' Colnmbus. Nl"S~'-
- nsti Indianapois 81 Louis and Chsagoi c,r,ot
sunday stops important ations q, N.,.
800 P Make SHORE LIMIrTD Dafly@2t.nour
train TO Chicago. Lake Sho y Due Cieveland
I:15 A NJ due Chicago 400 T. NJ seep'hs NM
G. OOP VI WESTERN EXPRESS. Daily-For Niagara
Falls Toronto Cleveland. Chicago
6.25 P. M-NORTHERN EXPRESS. ID aty-Eor Troy.
100 r M-AD1RONDACK MOUNrAISS AND Nun
TREAL EMPRESS. Daily ---r-.---y~
$50 ?. M.-BUFFALo AND SOD INV EsT w.
SPECIAL. DaIy-For Buffalo Niagara FANS
o.15 2. M-PACTFIC EXPRESS. Daily OsIens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chic go; ana ek
cep Saturday. for Cape Vincent ana the ~,
1910 night-MIDNIGPT EXPRESS. F2r C ss
nights. Chicago sleepers leave az 10
HARLEM DIVISION.
0;15 A. a "A Bass p M-DailvN except sunday 10
Pittshed. Sundays only at 0;20 A. NJ
Wagnef Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light - s..,
Ticket and Wagner Offices At Grand CentTaI o,stlo1
ll3 2G 4l3 Broadway. 81 East IAN 81 % Brosaway
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West 18th St. l2lth 81 Stauon
and 81 station 23s and ZIG Fulton ST.
and i0G Broadway. F. D.. Brooklyn. . VI,
Telephone '279O Thirty-eghth Street Tor New 1o.K
dence by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January 10. 1899.
COTFEE-The general character Of the coffee market
showed very little change to-day The pressure OF the
enormous supply stil against trade and
the opening call in the absence Of encouraging news
from abroad developed decline Of points Subsequent
business made but little further change There was little
or nothing the Of outside speculative interest
bu dscourased local longs made more active market
OF by liquidation otherwise the situation was quite
featureless On the call $3.50 bags changed hands by
y O'Clock business had been increased 10 about 5000
hays for entire to 1880 bags. with the
finally steady net decline Of points The
feature Of local the heavy warehouse de
lvefes amounted 10 1902 bags. representing a
very distribution Of supplies in this country until
contrasted with the visible supply OF 1870 $40
bags about the maximum CT coffee supply statistics
The continued operate against confidence
on the part Of spot buyers in the open market This
class pursued procrastnatng policy and
ferred their chance OF meeting their wants as
they developed from day day. The value Of coffee
brokers' claiming that the quotation could scarcely stand
64c, applied 20 round lets But the market closed
on the basis OF. say. on 9eSc for No Rio invoice
and 7GTsc for 1obbing parcels The annual election
took place to-day Polls were open from IL m 10 2SO
T. m The result follows: For president. James
IL Taylor; vice-president, Charles NJ Bull; treasurer
James Kirby; members OF tlN Board Of ManaSers ito
serve for years.. Henry schaefer. J. II. Labaree
{. Russell. George CravenhOrst. William Bayne IT,
and Percy p. o Sullivan.
me range OF prices in the local market to-day
was
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

b Z.
slnzie q head. when.
tosether with the cattle held over Wednestsy we're
s.rvet FOR Frtays market Feeling sieacy Tor az sals
There Vas fair demand Tor dressed beef ana plisss
we're well maintair-l. ordinary n choice NAME 100
.od Al 7sdgc per London cables quoted American
steers l2Gl2.c per n estimated arsssea sI
Al Liverpool American i've cattle were selling az ~
l2i,c per 10 dressed weight live sheep e. lIAa -
dressed weight and refrigerator beer - hisher a.
Der n No shipments q live stock or fresh meat from
mis- port today Friday. a., -.
CALEES-Receipis we're ~ heao Nnlcn NHs -. %.
steady prices Common - prime Neais we're quot-1 ~ ~
Sc PEI n. selected cal &c might tlghiy e1sea NJ
-,,st1s N9,res No barnard calves Ia the pens Clty
dressed steady at SGi2e Per NJ eoantsy dresses q
-GI0i-r. dressed harvard and fed calves az 90 ze
sales-McPhsrson a CO; veal. 100 n. at y o. .
mixed calves 10 ~ at 81 30 =.
+. Curtis A Son. yeRls loo n. Al ~
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts were 23i= car or a-os
49, inclutinx direct and % the balance - we're on
sae az Jersey city and 81 az sztlets sheep rep ~
:, f yssterdsys prfcs3 lambs opened arm 70 fraction
Stxra, but reported arrivals Tor
arf mainly lambs. were held over,
.1r brine sheen sold at t4GS4 100 n. medium
heics lambs AZ 81 .sgs5 T0 dressed mutton steady al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20

NETAIS-The upward
active The character Of the market wa; oso
sa by rn asra.. dm nef
9n MsGs pron warrants with
quoted S Is Nominal 6 B f.'sS sfs Ta
also strong snd nsns g, ES sR5 s. ?g2sd sd Lao
asked asked speer steady February s. 90 bid s. =.
sieady WIN sPo aasa sp,u': 60 s Il:
In 1 Tss sao sS6 at is 5. ID and tp f2 is
Ts AND era sTenste or wa:
10 light rece pts crop being pretty well cleaned up
Il @ f i5 eS sb Ss' ii s SGP o. w S'
aS ss s.dy o HT qSis ss ''s ssH
Gl4c. newl 1916 good tnewl log1o ooPtsa1
F i%T RIG aSGssc syTTps-Sommon iaaise i'
SS XS gG Sf Prime afse for berth eS.
dn at the following quotations Liverpool 2Ad; London
S X:1sa el1'SS sG 2 sa Bis Il a.mSa S
sFd s5o n S A%si London cats s "a fREIdHT
There decline IN the demand for s2 toana Sss es
Rates eoatinre strong The inquiry for steamers con
nues s e.. ana e. Tss'fT Ns CORK FOR orders s. "a
quotation fcr January loading and 70 picked ports United
steady va: 81. apparent IN ,, the sellers
So o.. ~ p,lness results WITH ou-;aors more ess
nons II Lrsee1 S W Dun and
We SS1ten ps'r,es and in bulk
s. " reahe sss sryae naphtsa es eTg3e 49, a
deodorzed SO 80 Got;GTg,eSa nTn. 'ummsr yeiiow
summer yellow 22c; butter grades 2NG2c
nrtms white 2ea3oc prime winter ;e.loN 5G3lc nsesu
American -ar 41d42c. American boiled 4STiie Calcu'A
aPe6VIsIoSsMTse rs IKE, steady 70 firm all day
ri,bin moderate range Of prices closing steady 40
p1PK@FrT Quoted Mess, 50 5oasio % family slo ~
asii Ok snort clear $40 50QSl2 so .BEEF-stee2y
S,aeS. Mes, IS 5OHsg family. Sl0Gsll packet " 80
SO extra Ina,s mes SiSsi Fssrr HosAtfed higser
9uoSsoa Rscon Sc $50 r &c: N. SIC pigs $50
MEATs-Pickied bellies quiet QUOTED smokins
bellies &C. 10 n So. IL n. 5Ac; II 70 Snc Pekieo
shoulder steady, quoted az &C. p'cSIsa nsns
ouoied Al &c Western green. IL 10 &c, Nes'e.
.GLc - TALLOw-steady; city. 4c connntry' 4a4tsc
" iApI1Ns,eady quoted a. $500 s7tc: city iatd
sC,,b America 9 SOC: Continent 5sOc Brazil kegs
eao compound firm. Quoted CIV. sHe; "estEn.
t%64Ac...'. STEA RINE-Firm Quoted o'eo' "@c'
civ lard sesrine. csc. -. H. -, ,...,,- .,a
s.,c r,ce and demsDd good especially for enoce
ausds. which quite scarce While quotAtioas were
rcbensei tu.ine at full prices Quotstions fooN
ia-nsssIc common low fair. 3%q4kc fair 10 COCO
5IG5i.c prime choice, bAd6%e; head es9Ic; fan1
sTTtriSc DO ir bond s63tae Jspan 5aSAe; Jaws 4Se
sT;c R-Renned. sugar steady. but quiet With
Unchanged GRADUATED was quoted by AL re
he basis Sc for bbs and PACKAGES At o-lbc
ih,.kis Rrofhors will put out more soft sugars ne1t
asE raw sugar sbou' steady at UNCHANGED prices
NeeN .--,,,geI 90 test quoted at 4Ac. Muscovado 70
snI n,olasses sugar SO test 3l1c quotations
tesG sugar follow: Granulsted o-rb sacks DOC:
o. and crushed. 5'zc. powdered ana
nordsret 5kc GRADUATED and nne graduated. Sc
ooarse granuated and extra me granuisied 5He con
S srs mould A. she; diamond &c. confectionery
assTeo ~ r. and g. l@c; No 4 iSec No 8 4,c No
-. Ne 4xc No s. aisle; No O. +%o' Nos 10 H. IL
1,1 sani 10 s.lhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York January 49, 1879
BEANS AND PEAs-The market Is sust rS sa1.
Shite sale. for export 81 30 and lttle joooing
NAG n 4. renorted AZ the price Few more req
bushes - ~ ire West Indies at 81 u "a White kane
an orher kinds dull Green peas s,sss s A., nssigr
i hes' choice soesl ss g se sa l a. Ss. ka
90 rec sss 90 10 Yellow eye. lses choice ~ 90; 90
bisck turtle coup isss esoioe sss. sorssi4e: 10
california. 81 Sontz o. se'" '''
ecrtch bags 81 or 1850. ,.tr b,sin,ss again today
narket has developed steady ons on isn ,n
And ING " s,.cs BUYERS taken hoo VIII
fresh sso eanndsnos quite PSS5sSe .s
ha, been reached for the ..eo5s 10 oT,,,
OF eaut ,or isaIse Exporters have not cone vsfs
ronea Tor o day or two past pu' nav WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

c,,,..,o, Ian lo-Cotton firm. mlddllng. 5Ac low
mddne 5isc good ordinary 4%c receipts. 1902 bales;
exoorts 70 Great Britain 1901 bales TO the Continent
o3s bales coaswise i94 bales; sales 4 bales stock
PILLS. bales.
Baltimore. Jan. 19.-Cotton nominal midalng &C; low
rSSng e-i8c; good ordinary. l5-lec gross receipts
$50 bales stock 3647i bales
Savannah Jan. I9.-cotton-Holiday receipts. 5ooS
bales stock, 1899 bales
Mernphis Jan ie--Cotton nrm: mddlng 5hc; low
rnddng Sc good ordinary 4stc net receips "a oaies
cross 679 bales shipments 1,2o+ bales; sales 3ooD
bales: stock. l35.946 bales.
New-orleans. Jan. 1s.-Cotton hrni mddns ese !9%
y5Fng l5-l6c: good ordinary. e-l6c receipts 45i5
bales exports to Great Britain. 5000 bales % the Cont
et G6i bales sales 5000 bales stock 46s Zd2 bales
St Louis Jan IL nh. nst recepts Gas
baIes ero@s IA bales; shipments 4ses bales sales,
/ 300 ba.es stock sl641 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20

Througa trains leave New-York foot OF Chanbersst ST.
as follows and I'VE MINUTES earlier from West Z3d-st:
ann A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Binsharnte n
Ueverv Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor cAr Buffalo. - e-u,
o.Co u M-Vestbued lmited-Fast mail daily. Sold
,rain for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 7o A NJ Chlcsxo
P. NJ. sleepers to chicago cieVeand ana Che'hhA'-
5.3O p M.-Buralo and cleveland vestibuled ESP's:s
dsiiv Arrives al RufYalo 1905 A. NJ Bradford TO A.
n, Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown lO;21 a; M
Cleveland 40 P sleepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveand
Car. r-r-.,r.
On5 y. M-Daiy solid train for y ngnam19n' EInsr
vsvery and Chicago. sleepers to Hornesyile Chicago
ard TlnSI9 s focAI TfsE cArps AND PULLMAN Ac
CONMoDATToNS az Ill 1i3 ISL t9i and si'1 sseT
i27 Bowery. 156 East l2Jth-s- ana -
at Cfarbrrs and West 29dst ferries Ns So 1rn SIS
and $50 Fulton-s Broadway Brooklyn; ~ fSIver-,
Hoboken and City Station New-f9rH Isa,ssIe Scr
60 calls checks baggage frem noels ID res'-
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r1-nnprAN pRnDrcE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 49, 845 m-E5ehss.n 1 " "a
S,-thern sprire &C. Corn-Spot quiet American mixed.
oid IS l0d. futures steady. January; 2s gsd narcn
ss Nav IS nd. Hops at London Pacific Coasp
duh q i0sGf5 los F7our-st Louis fansy winter ,isT
s,aas Is "a Beef steady India SIS prime
mess sos steady: prime mess. me Western: %.
prime mess. medium western AS 81 Hsnls-Shor, GU,
Il =. ne n steady 36s Cd Bacon dull. Cumberland cut
Is 70 30 n as 81. short Ib 20 70 =! n 2s a. loag
Ses heavv Is 70 27s: short clear back 10 20 j
n 27s "a clear bellies. "a . l6 n Us snoI.leIs-
s~,-rc 70 ~ IL n firm. OBS Lard-PriIne western
rtsaty PCS Cheese steady American finest white and
cCio-of 4qs Tallow-Prime city firm, Els Cd cotton
s4e5 oil Liverpool refined firm l5s 80 IuTpentlne-
Spirits stesdy. SIS. Rosip-common steady - 81
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rsvsrpool Jan Is--4 p m-cotton-spot. active bust
ness prices led higher American miaaAng i inx
Didang ga: good ordinary 213-l6d: ordinary; 2nd,
Ts saies of the day Is 600 bales, OF which 3WU
H. 20 SPECULATION and export and included a. 100
American Receipts 5000 bales including 500 amer
go Futures opened steady with falr demand ana
Closed steady AZ the advance. American mddlng m C.
Tanuarv a-G4Q3 G4d sellers. January and February
e4T2 10 G4i. sellers: February and March 9-Sf1
iO~64d sellers March and April l0-6tg3 il-e4d sci
- .r-r and MAY 3 il-64d buyers; May and June.
20 ga blvers. June and July l3-64d buyers. July
"a August i4-G4d buyers. August and September
es63 cad sellers. September and October, l461
i5-64f buvers october and November l5-Std value
November and December, l5-t4d buyers.
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NEw-HAvEN LINE, Pier 25 Z. R.-STR
RICHARD PEEK daily cereept Sunday at p. Il.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune
y received az their Uptown once. No 80 BToaawsy
rents received following branch oces AZ regular
orce rates until o'clcck viz 20 sth-aN . =
cor 2ad-st. i52 sh-ave cor. i2th-st Macy oth-a,e
ara ,4h-sf: If2 C0iumbus-ave.. West th 81 Joy
Xes, s2f-st near 6th-ove 90 .sth-si; 25T West
S2t-st 7h and sth $50 East tth-tt Loss
ed-.v. between 10Th nth I023 3d-avs. near
Gis-sf.: s9th-st go S5avs- near
sd-ave 21O Tleecker-st.s 80 Beecker 81
COS "a ave $40 East 18Th s2i 80 ave sS2 si-sYs
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


sfosse, and md cor,ianas ssrssts c.,,,.,.,
ssets IS ten minutes later than that given Tor
$50 A. ". FAST MAiI.-Pulrnsn Buffet Parlor car
New York to Pttsburg sleeping Car Pi''seurg to Chi
SO M FAST Ps;surg s9a esvslf p,o..
Compartment sleeping Dining. smoking. and oeserva-
ton Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo cincinnati
1so CHICAGO ANb 81. LOUIS EXPRESS E5issxa
$50 T. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
!.40 r. VI SorTHWEsrERN ExPREss.-For Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville. Indianapolis.
7.lo p. VI. PACIFIC ExpREss-For Pii,sburg and
s2s r Natl for N GysePf sss'
burg T di AID f'iR aE srns s6rTH
IS go 20 80 DINING Car 10 80 Cpinhs P SST a. and
DnIor cSrs % 5pSSS ss so Dining car 80
? M scs nlssi sunday SO go 1850 SPslns car,
Dining Carp. 20 Dining Car. 40 Dining carr. $50
SOUTHERN RAiLwAy.-'FlOrida Limited, ii;5o m
G1PTT's 20 p . Jos ssn.
Pr. weekdays. Express s2O a. m. and $50 p n
fdR oI5 s6S4 c SM9 sg r 2.
ATIHNTic CITY, - p 5i M %ss.kaay, sss,o,se ana
r PnTi6 fs' Cars Passenger Coach and sOnsd
CAPE MAY.-l25o p m. weekdays.
Stree, s'asiS6' 70 70 20 1: p ard p.,o so
cortand sre.s 80 SO n i2sO 10 and Sic 'na
suaaa''' so ron PHiG.DELrHA.
6 10 10 7.5O 500 $50 20 % 80 Penna limited 80
Dining Carr. 1880 Dining Carr. ll50 a. m. - 81
$50 $50. $50 400 40 Dining carr $50 CDinlns
Car. $50 Dining Carr, 740, $50 ?. ~. 1905 night
sundays 6Io $50. $50 ago $50 dim ned o so 10 So
Dining carr a m. IL 80. $50 Dining Carr. $50. 10
Dining Carr. 45O Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr Z 40
$50 p m, 1908 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4ei. e4f 1926. 1898 Ill mad 2si
Broadway 1 House. West T.wenty-thrd Street
Station and stations foot OF DeSbr osses and cortland
Streets Court street $50 Fulton Street Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; Station
Jersey city. The York Transfer Company viii
for check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Railroad Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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nseelpts at toe ports interior points to-day com
JARED with thessame day last week and last year:

Cnttoa Exchange special Liverpool esbles-spot cotton
I've: SALES IS 900 bales spesvlaton ana export 800 800
american 1900 reccipts IS 900; American. 5000 mic
Cling upland 3-led Futures opened steady. 2-64 40
rsa9s: elossd steady 252 s-e4 net advance January
1873 ssass MaIus-xpTil si6:s: APrl,Msy silS My s
s9stssptember. s14As: September October sl4@o &C
lSsstsr.Scvsnbef Si5v: Nevemeer-Decemeer 100
t1aachssssr-Ysrns hardening tendency Coins quiet
but steady
..SlouR AND 1fEAL<-Except for the usual nooe,ete
s.oeinS usde the hour market continues more OF ess
stcteo and feetureless. with prices unchanseo ou.
KY With break N wheat Spring patents - 80
Wy; winter straigha, IS So8$s 60; winter patents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
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BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VA SCUM LINES.
FALL, RIVER LINE VIA Newport and Fan River
I've. Pier H. ~ r.. H. Warren ST. week days only. 70
= N strs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim Orchestra Oh each.
srONTNGTOS LINE st0nington. Leave Pier -
\ r. foot of Spring ST.. week days ONLY. al 600 =. "
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. Via New London. Leave Pier 90
p. Spring St. week days only. az DO r l.
st,sr1srs city q LoVeu and Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
''Electro-pneumatic'' 81 yrals
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty St
and South Ferry. Whitehall St
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whit mall 81 ID
five earlier than that given below for leV SI
except when noted.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Msuch hunk &c
400 T:l5 9:1O A. NJ. az ". To Eason) 30 4;to 20
Easton) f545 q 80 to Esstonl P. NJ sur days 't'So
7:O0 TO Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50. 900 p. NJ . .,.
For Wilkesbarre Ptstoza. and Scranton. '4;Oo WV
A. NJ, 80 p. NJ. Sundays. - 30 A. NJ - 81. Al.
For Reading Harrisburg at 400. $50 1ss ZIG
doOO. 1870 TO Readingl A NJ. 1880 40 300 70: 90
600 % Readlng p NJ 1918 hight. sS sun ia Lay No
1913 night. ..oo
For sunbury. rewisburr. md wIliamsport At 100
!45. s:Io A n, lao 1900 p n. i2:i5 night Sundays
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &r,
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Pafko ocea an
Grove. and points south Point Pleasant t:S $50
A NJ only TO Red Bank). $40 only to Red Bsnkl
'4i5 4:4O si5 P NJ Sundays stops AZ Intfraken foI
Asbury Park and ocean Grove) 900 col5 ouly to Red
Bank a. NJ, 400 p. NJ .o ar 90.
For Atlantic Highlands. - 80. $50 1880 M, ~
$50 rs 49, 6I5 P. NJ Sundays 200 4. NJ. 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD. $500.
42o. $50 Iol5 A. NJ. las. a'4o. 4:to p NJ Sundays
For Lskehur.,, $50 $50; 1Oi' A. NJ i'4o $40 40
p ". Sundays .lO:f5 A. NJ. =. go.
For Toms Rvcr and Barnegat '43o. $3.50 A. NJ i''S'
$40 P NJ Sundays s1O:i6 A. NJ. =,
For Atlantic City Vneland and Bridgeton' 4fSo A. H.
For Monnnou.n Peaca s~ab-tsht. and HIshlsndt OF
Nsvesnk $40 $40 II 80 A. NJ. las. 4:4o p NJ Sun
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