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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-28

PAID-UP CAPITAL /: 100000
SURPLUS FUND $4,000
Stockholders Additional Liability $500, 00a
Oftices-Nos. IiS & lzz (Company's Build.
ing) East Market Street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-28

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~oo~ ~~~~oo~~o~~cNNN<r"c~
new YORK CENTRAL

D. AL through trains stop At Albany Utica sy's'u's
Trains leave Grand Central station as follower
E,iPiRb STATE ExPREss. LiNirED:.
Tssest Train IN the World. Due Buffalo a;4S r. M N,
Niagara Falls eaa ~; Toronto. 900 p NJ; De-
S.45 \. Mast MAIL, Daily-For Buffalo Niagara
Fails and Cleveland.
1910 A. ". DAY EMPRESS, except sunday rof
90 Buffalo and all important New York state ponts'
- natl Indianapolis, 81. Louis and Chicago ..,,
S.3O j. N-TR0Y AND ALBANY SPECIAL eAosp'
m sundav stops a. important stations hour
train to Chicago via Lake shore: Due Cleveland
I.io A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p. H. Sleeping anu
600 p: M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS. paiiy-For Niagara
0.25 P: W-NoRriiER RI EXpRHss Dsuyaror Troy
7.3O p G~AD ap e 'MoUSfiIHs AND MON
~ A. TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,,,-,,,,srrpS
$40 P M-BuFFALO AND sotrh a.r 70 Fails
9.15 P. M-PAcIFIc pXPREss. Daiy-For osdens MS
burg: Niagara Fall, Cleveland chicsEoi ar' rosd
1910 nishiHMfDNiGHr EXPRESS. For c s,S.s
nights. chicago sieepers leave at oils
HARLEM DIVISION Sunday 10
xPttshelt Sundays only at 0'2o A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light. ., s,.,,or
Ticket and Wagner offices at GranS ce aan aprosaway
PSI Columbus Ave- 81 West is5 i&s ss s. stai s
and issth St Station York sss and I2e fu'oh s"'
and 106 Broadway =. D.. Brooklyn, -, g.. Ssv York
Teephons 27eo Thirty eighth Street fo so,s, or resi-,
dence BY Wsstcott Express Company ,,,1.r Agent
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General Passenger Ase""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January 7. 1899.
rx,rrrr-al,houeh the coffee market not active
A., Hssing on Change considerably more cheerful
r,,ean cables represented hrmer markets. HaVre re
.,ny An advance Of .G1 franc. and Hamburg report
ns an advance Of 1.qls pfg Owing TO Brazilian ho-
49,. there were no cables from Rio and Santos. except
9ort On receipts these being placed at 5000 bags but
~ representing normal movement. probably owing TO
~ hodav Local conditions were favorable notably the
iA warehouse deliveries. representing well sustained
His,rbuticn supplies while the American visible is
s-,,svsd nv have reached the maximum inquire
sor tbe statistical year The small business transacted
chiefly from disposition TO cover snort
So,rscs At the best point the market showed net
.syance of 5GlO points. and finally steady and IN
sssrgsd TO points higher Total sales $500 bags
Tor SPOT Brazilian coffee there toerably steady
market AZ nominally unchanged prices. While holders
ys not urging supplies buyers appeared 10 be equally
indifferent ana could learn Of no actual important
transactions. although II was claimed that negotiations
vsr, pendrg a round lot at about quoted figures.
Toe market closed quiet on the basis OF 69sc for No
Pic invoice and 1sc Cor jobbing parcels these ns
nv. being " the trading basis Of a year ago
The Of contract the local market to-day
fnlloNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York. foot Of Barclay and CnrsopncrA RS
VEsTIBJLE TRAINS. PULLMAN FUFFEr 0N"S'
PINTScH LIGHT. ,o,.,
$500 A. M-BINGEAMTON MAIL Stopssat pr'nep~'
stations. ..,ro>- uyyC-
1000 A. M-tcnfc Car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON; bI rySS
HAMTON oWEGO, ITHACA. ELMIRA. SfhAccc srs
and OSWECO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Pari9or 49,
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana p''
West x,.,.,,.a
1OO p NJ (day)-chicago and BunaiS vesti9uIeWa IR1
press for SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON and Ei'M - inS.
pullman Buffet Parlor Cars 20 Elmira Through sissek
Ing day coach to Chicago. arriving AZ ''i'
400 p M@scRANToN. wI1KEssBARRE and pLYN-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor cars ,,rsrr
ZOO p. NJ (daliy)-CHICAGO and BLFFAlO, VIZ pIS "a
BULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON ,i Isl ST
HAMTON. EIMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH ~ FL e. r.,
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. Dining Gar
Of Buffalo. x.x,r-- ,,,ru.N
$500 p NJ Cdaily,-BUFFALo EXPRESS , PUllM E1
MIRA. BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving at Buffalo 500 A. NJ ...zo., ANA
o:8o @ailySBUTTM0; Scranton CR ANTON ,I nrNat
SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buhe'
TIckETs AND PULLMAN AccOMMoDATIoNs AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd, ll3 Broadway; "a fars
Place 400 and 9t2 Broadway Tickets at Ferry statons
iii Fourth ave. corner Twelfth ST 81 West One Hun.
dred AMI Twenty-hfth ST.. 235 Columbus ave. New hoh'
s3S and T2s Triton ST. and 100 Broadway brooklyn
Time table giving full Information at All stations.
WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY WIS call Tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence to destnation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhro1h trains leave Newfork. FOOT Of ChambeFs-sCe
as follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West 2sd-s
o,0o A. M,-yestibuled Express daily for Bnghamton,
Waverly Einfra Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo
~ y M-yestituled Imited-Fsst mail daily Solid
tai" Tor CHICAGO Arrives Cleveland 40 NJ. Chicago.
Or ~. seepsrs to Chicago Cleveland ana cinenns'"
Dining Car <,...,.. ,,..,,.r,.. rx,.s..
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7o6 A. 81. Bradford 7:2o A.
n NJ Jamestown 100 A. 81. Youngstown 1921 A., NJ
cleveland ie 30 r. NJ. seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car a.. ,,~.... v,-s..
wSyeriy and Chicago seepers to Hornellsvle Chicago
srS G9snna iochI TfME CARDS AND PULLMAN A
coMMoDATIoNs at III iis 2e t9 and gSI g ,c9
cbamb.rs ind West I'D ST. ferries New York; 80
ana $50 Fuonst. 0s Broadway, BROOKLYN l22 Eyerss:
Uohoken Station. New-fofk Transfr
Co calls for and checks baggage from hosss 'ud rss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

ssusry,Msreh. so4nb: March-Aprr. socMb: Apn-May.
;0 AMsy!ycs sSss 'u'sp sos
s;,si October November. aiibi November December.
,. riorR AND MEAI-The market quiet. eg,
s"d pas G m & % IN nn sy%''sz
aS S ss. Snsr sHns s:a r,nsS g
Ieasf So no RYs 90 a saS,s sss s
MEAE-oSis, quoted Kiln a"d dried y seSsa Is
sn yellow Sc sS:sd nnf Sh.
spring bran bull to arrive and spot 81 ast oo sacks
s Letter tss T1s s.. sGs. 90 e 'S.
GRAINI,wHEAT-A reduction in the volume Of l,aui-
gave bulls chance 10 operate today for reaction
Sion. made response during regular fc
closing prices were Nc net higher noteworthy factor
in the early mncss the heavy outward movement Of
second only record breaking figures Of month
ago supplementing this another fair export inquiry.
Northwest offerings Of wheat from hands be
the hight % At
short interests naturally displayed more or less
easiness in view Of the statistical outlook and while
rather depressing. Considerable amount Of short
markets made liberal r.sponss to fridays WEAKNESS on
this SIDE Liverpool futures lost Nd Paris wheat ga
Foreign houses arrayed both sides of
grain was little easier No red being quoted SIC o1er
May, b afoat. and No Northern Duluth. &c over on
ss' Msy ansS 1s d
srs by wa Checked 5p Dc as S
the sd loss Liverpool. and inspired conf
dence the bull side while at the time provoking
action short sellers Of the previous day. The i'm
proyement held throughout the regular session and left
final prices ac net higher. On the curb May ranged
from 41%a43*c bid. closing 49, bid at o'clock The
weather furnished favorable outlook for both
ment and condition Of Exporters took somewhat
lively interest In the grain. and secured upward OF 10
loads. all ports. No closed 1hQ1%c May,
anoat.. oATS.The future market was dull and
less nominal No 2 closed 33c; No oats
32isc No white Csc: No white. 34lac; track mixed.
traSs wne No white clips SOC
afoat: No Western, e4s665c. afoat; State rye
Goc. New-York CARROTS. .BARLEy-Market firm.
Feeding 45d47c. Buffalo: mailing, 549S9c delivered
New-York Observation-Disclosures steady Quoted.
55QhGc c 1 track NeW-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

steady and 10 to i5e hhsr and there was
early clearance OF the pens Medium to good sneep
roid {4I1l 37h per no. bunch OF export sheep
!maniy wether. at So; good % prime lambs at - gg
s. 50; a lambs at 80 20. Gull lambs az ~
dressed Arm at ease per 10: dressed iamos al
SdS.c.
ssies-Harrngton & Co: 2ii Buffalo lambs, 81 10 aver
age at IS SO per 100 10 IS No. at 81 49, late yes
terday Ise Canada lambs 10 N. at 81 20; - ONO DO
70 10 a 50 81: Ohio sheep. 30 n. at 81
J II. Hume & Bro: 1870 Michigan lambs 10 TO- az
~ a IS 60
McPherson A. Co 1917 Buffalo lambs 90 n. at s. IS
Judd Co.: ei6 Buffalo lambs 10 n. at 50 ~ 2i2
do. 20 ~ s. 50 los do 81 10. AT ~ 10 100 Bunaio
sheep. lOi 10, a 81 %: do i28 10. at 81 %
Newton Co: ia Buffalo lambs. - H. at 20 ~ y
Buffalo sheep 100 10. at 81 37s 30 do ITO an exporter
J. q curtis & Son ID State lambs. "a 10 at s. 90;
''culls.' ~ n. at 81 .-
ID. harrington 2ol Western lambs. S. 10 at g so i"'
do 20 NJ So Ia 81 Western sheep 100 No at ~ -
Collins 2i7 Michigan lambs 50 H. at IS IS; IS Penn
sylvania ewes. 1873 N. at 81 s.
HOGS Receipts 10 2.5O5 head ana nearly
a carload OF hogs were rale. Feeling arm ana TAR
prime hogs quoted at 81 s1p$t 10 per lu M
Country dressed steady at 3*4oSc per 10 for extreme
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour duh; winter
sah 90 special spTns brandt 8 no. b ss
wheat. essaeGl4c: 50 red 7oq7lc No cS5n ssa.e:
No wheat. e9a2olze 40 white, 2sl. q2oc No rye,
binc; No barley 42a52c; No haxseed 81 IL North
8 - prime timothy seed & o .B ort r P5
sides noose) 81 Gjas4 90 dry sailed shoulders (boxsdl
81 25Gs4 37is clear sides boxed - eoqso 70;
cut loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day
market was easy: creameries lfdl93c; dares'
l2aisc eggs dull FRESH 2ig25c: cheese steady cream
cries. 0ltdiic
Cincinnati. Jan. Flour firm. Wheat quiet; No
red. 70sc. Corn easy, lower; No mixed, pc; oats
quiet: No mixed eo,ac Rye steady, &c Lard qaiei
SIS 20 Butter steady. Sugar quiet Eggs easy 22c.
Cheese firm
Milwaukee Jan. Wheat steady No Northern, 69c;
No Northern. GIq67l.c; Rye steady; No !. H%qooc'
Barley firm; No .. 5lq5likc sample, 42'eHolc
Minneapolis Jan. Wheat steady; January. GIssc;
May % f67 &c; July 6s@c track No hard. 6s'sc
No / NORTHERN. G7xc; No Northern. G5fsc. Flour and
bran unchanged
January. i5Q!5Nc. Corn steady; 10 mixed January
new 40sd40%c: January, old: 4lha4l%c Oats firm
no 2 mixed Clipped s5aSs.tc. Butter steady; fancy
ose 's' fresh nearby sc Western PC south~sser
5000 bbls 1000 sacks; wheat. 23ooo bush; corn
10000 bush; 81. 600 bush shipmsnts-whea 300
bush; corn. o.. 600 BUSH oats, 1000 bush
St Louis Jan Flour dull easy patents. 81 i5Q
SO 90: straish;s 81 ioasS 81 clear 81 1898 Wheat
options steady to shade easier; spot higher No red
73lsc: May 7SNc; july. O7ac. COrn-options firm and
higher; spo; steady; No cash. 35c; January 3c May
& % track January isT o?SHs M
Bran-"Dull nomlnally unchanged ButterQuet: cream
cry is422c: dairy. i4alsc. Eggs-Lower. 20c
Toledo Jan Wheat dull. easy No 2 cash, 7oM s
Oats dull: No . mixed csc. Rye DUH Arm; No 2 cash
5ec coverseed active prime cash 81 5o March, 81 c2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. cotton steady; mddns I-l6c:
low middlns IS l6c good ordinary, 40-1oc; receipts
5l4 bales; sales, 910; stock. 326,al.
Baltimore Jan. Cotton nominal; middling, oEc; low
niddrg 5-fGc; good ordinary. IL l6c gross receipts
4.4iS bales: stock 22,O4I. ~ -, =
Memphis Jan. Cotton steady; middllng. b%c low
mding 4&c good ordinary 1-l6c: net receipts, LOS
bales gross. 204s shipments 4os3 sales 1900 stock
l42.s12 ~ a.,
low mlddllng IL &c., good ordinary 1ioc receipts
10 300 bales exports to Great Britain 91Oo TO the con
tinent 300: sales. 900; stock A76,0oT.
Savannah. Jan. Cotton steady; middlng oSc; low
middng fil16c. receipts 1850 bales; exports TO the
Continent 1850; eoastwiss, 27l0 sales. 80; stock
1870. ~ 20, -,
mddlng &C. good ordinary II Ice; net receipts. VIZ
bales: gross 4643; shipments 4Ol2; sales, SIi STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

iii coffee is as follows:

COTTON-FOr a Saturday market trading to-day
matched anything for volume shown By session this
week Prices also higher. and the Uarket closed
steady a gain OF 2n5 points The local situation
opening call started a improvement OF pon: and
finished a Improvement Of 1 points. The rise was
bush character of cables from Liver
pool showing unusual sales O2eU baies) for
Saturday and an advanc. Of 16lal y Cad the future
Private cables also OF encouraging purport. the
excellent conditions and outlook TO the
consumption II American cotton continued heavy
tulsh feature weather map, indicating freezing
weather and further heavy cold rains the length ana
breadth belt. This not only led to active
covering but also caused further investment buy
!ng quite feature. The bears
have been claiming that Wall Street the eve OF
tQudating their long interest In cotton but there was
nothing sight day justify this position. quite 10
Important class Of buyers up TO the very close or the
There reports from the South indicating
leading spot cotton markets. with
principal holders demanding still higher prices. whiie
from NewEngland spinners and from leading cot
ton goods this country also indicative OF
great strength only to the position OF the raw
Material but Of the manufactured goods as well.
The gossip Of the market indicated that Ieadihs
Creek house turned today, after several days OF
active selling. The for this change Of front was
sh TO be information pointing subsding movement
cotton week and for the Of the season There
were numerous private advces from the South CALCULATED
70 confirm this view. At the close Of Change prlVate
obfs shown that indicated very buliish average
q 10 the sentiment being entertained by leading
hrabe rdence following the full average OF spot
sss in the Liverpool market this week.
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
VA a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan :. 80 p. m.-Exchange closing-Wheat
Spot easy: No-2 Western winter, Gs Sd; No red
Northern spring, Gs 1isd. Cornuspot quiet; American
uary 81 lod March. Ss $40; May. IS sgd FoqrSt
Louis fancy winter steady S. Hops at LondonPaclfc
coast dull "A lOsaf5 Beef dull; extra India mess,
Gjs; prime mess. Coz. Pork dull prime mess fine West
Short cut Il to 10. steady. 33s. Bacon dull; Gum
beriand cut % 30 10 2ss Cd short RIB 20 to - ID
29s long clear mdlss. light - to ~ H. us Ca long
Gear middles heavy 40 to ~ No. ?s short clear backs
10 10 ~ 2Ss bellies II to IL NJ bis shoulders
square ~ to IA 10. duh 22s Cd Iard-Prme Western
dull 30. Cheese firm; American hnsst white ana
coored yOs Taow-Prime city hrm 22s I'd. Cotton
seed oil Liverpool refined firm. lbs 3D. TnrpentlneI
SHIRTS strong steady A. 3D. Lnseed
oil lis 3D. Petroleum-Reined G7sd Peas-Canadian,
p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. "Electro-Pneumatic'' Signaia-
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty 81.
and South Ferry. WHITEHALL 81.


Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic sgnaia
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty st.
and South Ferry Whishall 81.
Leaving South Ferry toot Whitehall ST. 10
five minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty st.
Trains leave foot II Liberty 81.
For Eason Bethlehem. Allentown; Mauch Chunk. &c
400. 7i5. a:iO NJ az N. &c Easton); lg0 H;to 70
Eastonl. 5;i5 0.3O to Esstou, p n sundsys 'a:so
q 90 TO Easton) A. NJ. 100 $50. 800 r. NJ 49,.
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. AGO. s;io
A. ~. 80 P. NJ. SUNDAYS. '.:3o 4. NJ a..
For Reading and Harrisburg at 600 $50 7ts. PIC
600 II 30 to Rea6ns ~ 10 4'sS ,d ,o
~ 20 to Reading ~. 100 1870 $3.50 600 r. NJ
1915 night. 49,.
For sunbury. Iewisbure. and wLismsport At 400.
74S. 9:Io A. NJ. 30. 1900 p. n. l2a night sundaya
''' ~ ~' ALL Rail RoiTE. a,.r
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Psrso n .s.n
Grove and points south Point Pleasant 'iD cs;3sgg
only r. Sea Crib. $40 n0i6 only to Red sang llsv
A. NJ. q A. only 10 Red ran). g 30 only TO Red sang,
'l5 $40 6:i5 p Sundays fstops at In,etaken u ,os
For Atlantic Highlands $50 $50 II 30 A. M Las.
4;3o. $685. els p. M. Sundays. 900 A. ii. +oo r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 1915 A NJ. i:40 $40. 4'4o p NJ sunda's
FSr Iske.ar.t. 40 $50 1918 A NJ. las $40 go
For Toms Rlyor and Rarnegat, '4:30. $50 A. M i'ss
$40 p. ". Sundays, 'iOi5 A. ~ -
For Ataaci City Vineand and Bridgeton' '@oo A. "'s
las p ". .,. q
For Monmouth Peach. seabright. ARD Hish,snds ot
days. 900 A. NJ, 400 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
follow 49,, go.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-lOrk January I. 1sH1
BEEvEs-Recepts were II cars. or go head. all for
cifv slaughterers sale alive. Feeling steady
Dressed beef light demand AT steady prices Cables
unchanged but firm shipments 10 day and to moro"
,ncude 800 cattle on Foreric London 1908 quar-
isrs of beef Aurania Z Liverpool 100 cattle on
The idaho "a cattle and 20 sheep the Trinidad
10 Hermu1a. and " sheep on the tller to the West
Indies -. , 40 -. .,...
vey. also IN the pens No sales reported Feeling steady
CIT dressed veais sdi2c 10; country dressed
lower at saoc dressed rTsssers and FED calves s,g7e
$50 head Including direct 70 butchers and lt1
Sor the market which sA were on sale NJ Jersey city
ara Al eixtieth- Sheep were In fair demand ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
Rdilroaos.
pENNS YLVANIA
Railroaos.

ssfs S Sss S
Streets s ten minutes later than that given below '''
$50 A. N. FAST MxfIr-pulman Buffet, P.ros C., ca
New YerA TO ilttsburg Sleeping Car fusou's
ss$ ,fs;ii' 4 S'is ~ ss4s :T;.ss
nOn Cars IL. chicsxo csSeisnd, Toledo. cincinnasi
81 cn fS,sliis and Il 5I ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
s1F Nashville tvia CincinnatD. Indianapolis on'ss"
$50 r. VI. WESTERN ExpREss-FOr Chicago. Foe
40 p; ii. sc STH1al EXPRESS rtt''-
40 ~ Phc G9Sln1 EHp InsaaaGS and
sea s. comets foS cey,ns snsePp huxss
Sleeping Car New York to AtOons Eas. Liberty Pitt
va SGn: Ms ds AND s'' T fs": Souri,
80 90 sS Ss ass D9iSs ess VlS
$50 p M i2Cs sunday $40 40 10 80 piu sna
Dining Carp fDinins Carr 40 Dining Carl. $50
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY.-Erpress. 40 p. m. i2oc night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Expres, 30 a. M and SO
S SpF o Esf H eoMRDhT HSD e
ATaNr MssS cI4y and 40 m Ss,y p..bro..s
A. hs a ssss y sss ss
f$ 1s hs1ss Hssl, F.s s;.ss.n sua
sss tag P'; $50 's';."' ;s% ;'
Sundays o4s =. sts
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio. 12o $50 $40 $50 30 $50 Penna. Limited sH
Dining Carr, 1880 dining Carl, li50 M IL so. LOO.
2so. $50 40. 40 Dining Can; tso spinsg Car.
go. $40. $50. go $50 G.mitsdl, $50, 1880 Dinins
So ds ssS Sn ' ds Il Sf "a;
s:; Nc %. .. :s ,s IL sns s =:
Station and stations Of Desbrosses and cortandt
Streets Court Street 500 Fulton Street es Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn; station:
Jersey city. New York Transfer Company will cali
for ard check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone "27s7 Fightserth Street. for Pennsylvania
Rnroad Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. y. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
From foot OF Liberty st.
Week day. 'sS 500 10 90 niso .t pin %c en- ,,1:
Can, 800 P. H.. 'ls Tdt SUNDAY, $50 lo;oS az
pin,nS Car, a,oo "" ~ mSt Additional trains Tor
PSia5s; gsis week says I:aS eco A. ~ 40 100 $50.
Tickets and PsTOr car s sets at foot s q as s.
wav 7s7 9Th Az 81 r 18th St i53 East l2yth ST. Ts
West ia5h ST. 25I Columbus Av.. New yotk; Court
81 seo Fulton St BROOKLYN ps Broadway. Williamsburg.
The N Y Transfer Co viii csH for and check baggage
from hotels or residences to destination.
sFrom Liberty 81. only
tFrom South Ferry ct 6:lo p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan Hardy enough cattle arrived toiday
10 make market. Trading at yesterdays Prices
Hogs fairly active but sales showed decline % &c
butchers "a 4ods3 To light So 2oaS3 pigs 81 900
50 81 bulk OF sales 50 bOGs3 65 The limited offerings OF
sheep were taken unchanged prices sales Deihg on a
basis OF So JOd$4 Is for sheep sgs4 - for yearng anu
81 75aS5 10 lambs. Recepts-Catte 3oco head nosS
1900: sheep. 900
Cincinnati Jan Hogs easy 50 1o9s3 6I's. Cattle
steady 50 5Ogs4 IS. Sheep steady, 81 5OaSi LAMBS
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
LIyHRPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rJvernool Ian : 1 D. m-Cotton-Spot, good business
done; prices hardening American mddins, 80 sd The
sales OF the day 1900 bales OF which wv were
for circulation export and included H. 700 American
anenad and closed steady with demand: American
mlddling l. m c. January. 3 Cad buyers: January and
Febrarv 3 3 esd buyers: February and March SAG
eiI BUYERS March and April. 584a3 SD buyers,
April and May, 6oias Gid buyers' May ana June;
August e64d sellers; August and September lvIotg
October and November SD buyers November and
December 3 II -64Q3 ~ Cad buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
WEST SHORE T.

Tralna leave Franklin 81. Station N. T.. a. toiows
and IL M later from foot OF W. IA 81; - a..
Iy,45 n N CONTINENTAL. LIMITED DAILY, ios
Albany. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara sa..s
CHICAGO and 81 Louis neat afternoon. Dning Car.
6,4S p r. go IN later w. 42d So. Chicago and
Ct Louis Limited. Daily for Utica Syracuse. Koch
ester Buffalo. Nagara Falls, Toronto Detroit
7s3O r. N Dali. Tor Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buf-
falo. Niagara Falls sad Toronto
6;4S T. Daily. Albany. Utica. Syracuse,
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit ClsvS-
land, Chicago and St Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by westcot EEpress
G. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agspt y. z =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Jan Flour quiet: receipts 1910 bbis spring
patents s4a$4 winter patents So eOgs4 to clears an
straIgh,s es 4Ons4 25 Cornmea quiet so492c per Dag
s2as2 O5 per Dbl. Corn firm: receipts 4lo bush; No
40; Steamer 44lc Oats nrm receipts ,,,sas i
Bran spring ais; DO winter SIS 10 meanss VI s e
Western 2lc imitation i56l6o; ladies itgloe' cheese
arm. Northern IOi1Gl1c: Western. losallc.
Chicago. jan THE leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
Tester

20 GOTTEN closed steady with quotations lice higher
~ .ne basis Of IS Gc for middng upland and 3l0c
49, nlading Gulf compared with 5l1o and 3-lGc
ss ss'ey last There were no sales OF domestic
. spot cotton in Southern markets (mddl!ng quoted
reported by wire the local Exchange as follows;
M s ah steady. 5hc. 1-i6c up sales. $50 bales
SL,ssrOieans steady 5Ac Lice up sales. LOO bales
,ss nsn 5c: sales 30 bales. Savannah steady. otsc
NJ up sales go bales. Charleston steady. one DID
.uiason arm, 5nc Norfolk steady. 7-l6c. 1-lc up;
r..s lie bales. Baltimore nominal. 5*c Memphis
ssssee' oee; sales 500 bales. Augusta steady o%e;
''ss go bales ST Louis firm 5s.e: sales 374 bales
folosa. 49, ''''"e"' '''NS 4"4 "''e o'"S ~ ~