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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York 700, BARCLAY and Christopher SIS
VEsTIBt-I,E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 A M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops az prinelpa
stations .r~1.
HINTON owESo, ITHACA, ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
~ osWtliO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
coSnscfiog az Buffalo trains FOR Chicago and poino
M p NJ (daily)--chcago and Buralo Vesueulsc L.-
rrs.s for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELsihA.
p,yinan Buffet Parlor Cars 20 Elmre. Through Gee2-
Inc cars and day coach Chicago arriving AZ 4io r.
N. NJ next asyscRANrov. wlLKEsBARRE and PLyA-
9th EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor SaEs,-s~,
40 p II Cdaiy)--cHrcAGo ard BCFFALo vEsII-
vy,r Jro iIMITED EXPRESS for scRANroN. BiNG-
IL MON EI,MIRA BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFET
sLEEP1NG CAR New York TO Chicago. Dining Car
$40 p M (daiy)=BgFrALo EXPREss, PSlLis;AS
M shiRRhp phTH aorST NORRIS ana BUFFALO. Ar.
AID, aoinf at s'Hs asnySoBuFfALo SCRANTON. HINe-
sHYR NTc1GNsE s and t os%E6o EMPRESS Pullman ba.s
fficKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
HENRY GAZE a SONS Ltd. li3 Broadway; IA Park
place 40 and e42 BROADWAY Tickets at Ferry s,atans
iii Fourth ave sorner Twelfth ST.; IVES, One Hun
dred and Twrnty.ntth st 2a5 Columbus ave. New York.
s3s and 72e Fulton 81 and 100 Broadway Brooklyn
Time table giving fun intormsiion az all stations
check baggage from hctel residence TO testinatnA
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EPlE Pail. ROAN,

Through traIns leave New-York loot or Chamberss Sc
a. follows and nve minutes earlier from West 23d-st
o.0o A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Bingham ton
waveriv Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor car 10 Buffalo. - -, cit,
'o.co u M-Vesthued lmited-Fast mail daily. Solia
,raio for Chicago Arrives Cleveland TAO NJ chicago
6P NJ. sleep,rs to chicago Cleveland and cincinnati
40 p M-Bufralo and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
da'lv Arrives at Rufralo 1908 A. NJ Brad~rd I;2o A.
NJ Jamestown 700 A. NJ. youngstown 1927 a: N. NJ
Cleveland 10 NJ sleepers 10 Bunao and Cieveiaha
Cafe library Car. =, n,-.I.,., r,u;-a
O,I6 r. M-Dav solid train for Bnghamton' Eln.'a
vavery and Chicago. sleepers TO Hornesvile chicago
ARD TinS rs TfNE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
coMMoDArIoNS At II Is 2el 49l aad sSt @S
ST. chambers and 22dst. ferries Ne%-1 YORK ~
and Fulton-s % Broadway BrooKyn; vi ~
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ID re'-
6fncea
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

All through. trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
. - Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
$50 MPa sy except sx spFds hs rTE3u'
Fastest tain In the World. Due Buffalo t;a5 p NJ
Niagara Falls 5:32 ?. M; Toronto. 300 P. M De-
troit. ii 10 2. NJ. Limited TO its seating capacity
$40 A; Mast MAIL Daily-For Buffalo. Niagara
1910 4. NJ. DAY EXPRESS except, sunday For
. Buffalo and al important New York state poin,ts'
LOO p. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and CHI
CAGO SPECIAL paiy-For Columbus, Cinelh-
natl Indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago
$50 P. M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
Sunday. Stops at Important stations .. 49,.
800 P. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. DAILY. nout
train 10 Chicago. via Lake shore Due cleveland
600 P NJ WESTERN EXPRESS paiIy--For Niagara
- Falls. Toronto Cleveland. Chicago; 49, - 49,
Montreal and except Saturdays. for Ottawa. ~
S,3O p. M-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. .-.,.,,>.
$50 2. M.-BUFFALO AND SoCTHWEsIES,N
SPECIAL Daily7F9r Bufrslc N ., fons Fa'
O.16 p. M.-PAC1Ffc EXPRESS. Dally-For Ogaens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago and ex-
csPt saturday for cape Vincent and the AuoTn TO-.
every night except SUNDAY nights sunday
nights Chicago seepers leave at 10
HARLEM DIVISION.
OILS A.. VI a 1855 p M-Daily, except sunday. 10
Pittsheld Sundays only at 0s2o A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light ,
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central stauon
235 Columbus Ave 81 i25th ST.. l25th 81 station
and 13sth St Station New York 1898 and I26 Fulton ST.
Telephone "27e0 Thirty-eiehh Street" FOR New York
dence by westcott Express Company. $500
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York January 20. 1909
% cars Tor the MARKET and With the cattle. there
q on 5 r at e% Iss cry ssSe, of
cattle and bulls selling promptly at Wednesdays
Tom grades were nrm to 1Oc higher There was full
clearance the yards Medium 10 prime native steers
:ia g. at Sss s sf Da lis e s0S6 @
Dressed beef was in fair demand ana nrm 7asc per
n for native sides Gables hrm. At London. American
id =, at 1s." live SHEEP at isis
weight refrigerator beef at e%g per TO- Inc MAT
fST{ Will wh $50 $50 cattle ' for he BraSe omp
4. a grs 2 2 carer to Of p6 5SF
1875 quarters q beef for swift CO.. ana ns Tos
shipments port the week ending sn saturday
beef all Great Britain with the exception Of Is cattle
'1s ' Kengsky steers &c I, I ~ p
S S At lf :. g at g. IS T b. at 50 q
IL n Ss ) .5 8 e So f ss 1923 r s. hfs
E j$ 5G j a. Il 81 j. q 81 r e. loSs ID
sherman culver J IS n2' ;ssr n Is g. st. :? dS
Il Gia5 ST r. 's at s. 5 o. aso 1919 e n
! T. 4 49, i a & ). IS e. u 100 aSS s. at Z;
s b, j. OS do isS 10 ia a s g.
o 4 l7 !. s. At s. ): ~ Is7 j g. 90 at Is 8 g.
oSs s !; i 8 3. q S 3:'F ~,
7s q 81 81 q FAD sn at g% ri e. cows Ola
NJ N ss :: s. CO 5a If3s6 6 s sSus$ i"
STATE d. no % se At 2 50 IS State d. 42
' At o 81 q as Il Is Sd DO 9S r. at 81 $40 y Sc IS
bulls s7i b. AZ 50 81 70 State cows o2S ~ at 3d. do
S e. Curtis Som II cows ss2 10 at ST. do sS7 ~
at John Dace eS cow ii2o H. 50 So do 1850 10 at
c2LvEs-Receips 197 bead II Tor the he market ct
prices common 70 prime c ysa: Sn 81 'e sys
per 100 ID al rat 6n s CITY dressed 1eas
rm at ea2c per NJ country dressed at 7aioe dressed
oa saiesJ f. Hume Bro vess 1872 n average
s. Is Ter 100 NJ do 40 n. at So do l2S NJ at 49,
yes a. 49, % p b a, S. DO 1870 NJ
~ col In Is Southern calves 80 n SIS
se sHss l. Gs S e
The market mns WITH The s,.y stale y 0 Sbd cars s 2n
@ sheep nGG ss o. supply Gs,, and Max s' %
s.a % per per- 100 good choice S sosss s.
and choice quality SCI dressed lambs 7egsc country
drs.isd G 's 2s o Si 81
$ s. 100 NJ $50 40 $ n a. s. 5o isS 90 ~ o
s. o .? DO isS r az e. DO III b. at 81 aS IA
a7 Buffalo ,, lambs IS 81 at 8 s So sn lI9
J. H. Hume & BRO: $50 Michigan lambs, s. n, at a,
SIS So ISL State DO, 81 H. at - 3D. Mlchsdh seP' Nv
n. at 81 so
Mcpherson & CO.; i9s Buffalo lambs s. 10 at s. s2s.
J. H. Wilkerson: los Buffalo lambs s. n, at s. S2ia
NJ Collins 90 Ohio lambs. II n. at 50 co. ls3 Buffalo
DO so No. al IS as 81 Buffalo sheep l0f 10 at $40
Harrington & Go. pos Buffalo lambs II n az 50 40.
s Sanders; 10 State lambs II b. at IS CO. 60 d. 81
N at so 2ia Pennsylvania do, - 10, az - 4o; Il
state sheep los 10. at 81 *; 10 do es ~ at 81
HOGS-Recepts Is cars. or 334o head. and deck
OF western hogs sale Sellers quoted the market
steady firm, and ordinary to prime hogs we're est,
mated IN bring 81 701S4 per 100 ~ Country dressed
sluggish at 4a5ac per for good heavy 10 light weights
saies-M Collins: Late yesterday "a Pennsylvania
pigs 1l2 n average a. SO rs per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
NEWY YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY o. 1899

80; do per orans. box 81 scgss green peas Florida p.
per basket 81 5oas4 DO North Carolina, per crate Egg
So 40 per basket sIls I5 do Neworleans per Dbl $50
So oNra Florida. per carrier $3.50 peppers F.9Tiss
per carrier 75cdsi so: tomatoes. carrier slqS5
parsnps local per Dbl 75cQsi spinach. Norfolk per DBL
si1s2: squash per DBL 50175c; string beans. Florida
per crate sIGs2 so: turnips Canada Russia per bo
i5lS0c: do Jersey Russia 6OG75c. ~,
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-The market is running NItn
smoothness Moderate concessions on some
OF lines made during the sudden rush OF
supplies 81 days: but there Is no severe shrhnak
threatened. The Is rather better appointed IN
quality consideration II last week ana tns
has helped With upper GRADE more easly
obtainshe special call and tul money worth
grades the month OF
ises 20 on record good one Export ana Govern
demand expected to show Up as largely as
for week the interest in both trades Is SUI alVe
We quote Prime. large bales per 100 10. ozeGnoc aV
small per 100 y so No large bales per lv 700 ~ SS
small per 100 10 55a57 &c No large per ioU TO- ~
5o4c do small per ion NJ 45G47sc No rull Isnse
per 100 s5647f1c ungradable hay per 100 TO ga
alt hay per 100 ~ s5a45c clover mixed per 100 70 eSa
the bulk Of the hest sales n long rye s AT 4o WIN SOC
obainabe fer certain marks Fancy straw Is nonna h
Boo few points supply all that Is neesed o. ma
short and poor straw 30d35c The receipts OF hay ana
to-day were BY Hudson River Railroad 45O Erie Rs-
road $40: Pennsylvania Railroad 40; Delaware Lacks-
end Western Railroad 10; West shore RAILROAD
10. Lehigh Valley Railroad. 20; Central Haroad 81
NewJersey. 10. total 1870 tons receipts OF straw 81
TONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Cash quotations were as follows Flour dull 10
spring wheat. s7ass.c; No spring wheat. e4asIAe.
No 5sd Ce' ~ a7aa7 i9tn 10 White ss ss0s
Nit So as ss5s'i 81 is & timothy .ssS5
ag? 60 PORK PORK P5 , DID sd.s So So.. 81 75aS dry
.si,e5 Shoulders boxed. s.Q4Sc. short clear tdes
soTed s. 0qs5 IL whskey. distillers finished goods
per Iusars cut oq h,,S s4s, was
eresmer.s iialsc: diaries. llGloc Esgs steady fresh
is9isltc Cheese unchanged.
Cincinnati. Jan. 2o.-Four dull Wheat hrm no :
rTo' mixed 2siic Rye nrrner No SOC. Butter dull
sugar steady Eggs easy. iec Cheese firm
Milwaukee. Jan 2owhsai ower' No NoT sssidx
lover; No 2. SHE, sample 4sgSie
a.spo 2whes dun ana f,srs sady Y Jin SsrS
cs&c; No Northern. 67%e; No nocthern' oo't''
Flour unchanged. Bran IN bulk 50 eS9ss 80
a s7s& cdrs dull ana &
1x.s January ola iig4ic January new toG.19e
S sso Ne mixed clipped ss5sSic Butter dull fancy
Western creamery ieS s Dc 20 R %ss Zoe tss
s isc % southern ls9iec cheese onehsns.d Es zee
e GA 90 S e1rh' corn iSs 600 oats. 10 600
3, Louis Jan 2o-Flour auet. steady unehsngsd'
yybspt steady with only fractional changes N July
which closed &c aa iST.' s ses' Nave 74se Ju I s
&c CSC Corn options easy frastionay lover:
No cssS giss Jsnussgy. sss May sSsSssa s Ss
oats steady No cash 2ss JSnvsy ss:, tsscE sse
1u,ter quiet. ereamGy Bg2Oc; dairy l2gloc Eggs
lower nc.
rolsdo ian 20-wheat dull. steady; No cash. Ilc'
.s0 asked SGrn dull lx.s no Ry @a sa Srn
No 2 sale pa cioverseed steady prime cash. "a 42h
oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York, January ~. 1873.
COFFEE-A fairly satisfactory was made at the
Conee Exchange this morning. Brazilian coffee futures
improved little Although but moderately active around
The opening market quite steady, with last night
prices bid Before 10 positions had az
,anced points following lighter primary receipts t22OOO
bags against $500 yesterday and unusually heavy
movement go $40 bags) in this country Op
these features inactive and unchanged Euro
Jcsn together with slightly lower prices at san
ts Rio cables steadness with quotations showing no
change our own market business was fair Through
the temper Of the market was more che
time Sales on the call were wv
hags y m. 10000 bags and for the whole session
l business includes the following eX~
changes January for September at so points January o
Nsy 35 points March for May at 10 points me cso.e
rs steady at unchanged prices points net higher
The fs ufes OF the local situation were the large out
mi 4 brazilian coffee in Of warehouse deliveries
and the subsiding tendency OF the American vislns
1ftbough the latter st great burden ana spot coee
ters are not AZ all uneasy the Of supplies they
s adhered 10 determination 10 stop buying as soon
irneA wants covered and this left the open
market tame at nominally unchanged prices; NJ re
invoioe lots 6hG6&c, and tobbng parcels 7qIs Last
ser No RIO was 6Hc The afternoon market for tut
ires developed no features Of consequence $500 -,
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Jan. 2.-Cotton firm: mdding sac. low
midiiine Sc good ordinary, 4%e. Net receipts. l024
bales gross 6s4 bales shipments 2 468 bales sales
900 bales stock 1885 1875 IA bales 1898 ZOO bales
Savannah. Jan 2o.-Coton hrm middling. 7-iSci low
r,i5dng Sc Receipts. 9s3 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 1871 bales cosstvise 1901 bales sales OBJ
baltimore Jan 2O-Cotton nominal middling, &c; low
niddiing 9-isc: good ordinary 4l5l6c Net receipts
son bales gross 1885 bales exports 70 Great Britain
24i bales 10 the Continent 5673 bales stock 30
balef. ,..,, =, 81.
low middiing 3-iGc good ordinary. 1876 Receipts
e4s bales exports the Continent 1OO4 bales; sales
3T5 bales stock. 274 7s4 bales. -.
81. Louis Jan. 2o-coiton hrnn mddnr ose, low
coo bales: gross s56 bales: shipments Ass bales
,sies 25o bales stock 81 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

METAIs-Tin has again asserted It's supremacy N
the advancing metal movement. to-day jumping up ~
win sellers conservative and inclined 20 hold OF for
further developments Copper advanced an addluohal
i25 points while the bid price for speer moved up
points Very good news from primary points S, ana ma
ne further rise in local market A. the close the
Metal Exchange called pig-iron warrants hrmi SPOT,
o. nominal Copper at the close was strong spot ana
fsnyaTv quoted sl4 Is bid. SIS asked Tin oosHd
ssg51'ng Sq SIS i2sa asked February s22 50 BID S2s
SSssEsS LEAD closed steady spot and January - 22a
3D. 81 27s asked Speiter closed nr spot 20 Fenrsr
s. s. BID IS % sssed Final Lond2a cable. P Td1s
nncfed az fiO3 3D. and futures. fl03 los soft
~, iead was Quoted fi3 7s ca and spelter OF i2a
SlSHIhnJ sSFS AND sYRUPs-Demand was easily satis-
osS tosav az the city trade was concerned thf
press 70 immediate requirement. The market ruled
with holders confident OF marketing toe
hI a. ma AZ tie prices named stocks are light
rer,rts from primary points nrn syrups Nes qu'
ana slss"II 1isc fair new 1915. GOOD new lodenc
cc'.ln"', oia27o New-Orleans open Kettle new cxH
PHO RICO 2sf2se. syrups-Tcfnnon 1s1
S.iidiSise good iegl7c; prime le0lse' anss n,
2 sn Al the following aueist,ons I,,h "a I'M
.nn "a Giasgow 3nd; Bris,oi 90 Lsiun, 20 H.
I'noSn, "a: Antwerp. 3Sd HsneH,g % Piss
qc Amsterdem. NC; coteuh !" - ,4.ra
lOg No. 20 ,<et FOR san eontsnues hrn W al be-
Inc MIN vfssels and in COCO oehsrn
rartmtnN scam freighs we're quiet except tI pronp'
arc pr" ,oT which there is some inquiry WIN 'a'ss
trne frmer ,,., for cottonseed oil was without
oIs,,s In underionc prices Linsssd on ss h
change err. .a.niepn ouis We quote: feuo's.h 49,.
and NM ~ bulk 81 60 Phedephs oS 90 csTToes
ha ssdo0yi,sed $40 So cottonssed o-Pr'ms eN1s' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

o,-s, r1ou--st Louis fancy winter steady. rs 3D.
Hans AZ Iordon-Pacinc Coast dull "a iosQf5 Jos eet
steady extra India 65s prime mess oos, f rOrn
western AS Ga Hamsshort cut y s to % 20 r.
sSort rib 20 10 - n 2ss long clear mlddles light 80
10 as H. 27s long mddes heavy 40 to - TO- Zos ~,
sbort clear backs IS n 2Is Cd. clear bellies 70
Is No. ais shoulders-square - 70 Il 10 hrm is 90
prime Western steady Dos. Cheese STEADY AHrt
I~an 6resf white and coored 49s. Talow-Prime cry
strong 22s Cd Cotorseed oil-Liyerpoo rehned nrm,
f5s III Turpentine-sprits steady. BIS Rosin-Common
taadv AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Spot cotton closed firm with prices unehangeo az
basis Of SIC Tor ddng upland ana eg f9T ast
yesi ssss ~ 0ss bales included 80 bales to spnneIs
ana loo for delivery on contracts spo, srsd by
kilograms as foowa savanna, ef hr n:.s Charleston
Arm &c b,d Wilmington firm SIC: Norfolk seIIi.
ssc sales 7s1 bales Baltimore p S6a Bales Augusta
steady &C.: ssies 4e5 bales. St Louis hrm 20 LES
hgbsr. ssi.s $50 bales Galveston firm, ONO. "a.
isher ,ales io3 bales New-Oreans Arm 10. -
ssie, 400 hales Memphis firm sac; sales T. 'oo "a''
TIE export movement is as follows .,..z.
Great Britain. France Continent
To- =. ~. o6 e57 S0S7 1901
Iotol this week. ......... ll0ozy 20 1874
To'al since September 25o5 G62 oo3os ,,
Receipts At New-Oreans tomorrow wetee 800 nsies
estlmst4s "a be 0O0i7 bales, against 10 o.
ssual las, week end 400 bales last year s669a 0oo
lows recelp.s al Houston estimated ~
bales against 500 last and S,Ss1 last yer ..-,
Receipts az the ports and interior points to-oay az w
pared with the same day last week ana last Eeai
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vaHS". sl sos $50 ss sssa 7s Sc So


ne changes for the week the statistical situation
aa comparison OF the with previous
ar gwen uy superintendent Hester follows: Port re-
ASS bales against 63l2 SCI bales last year.
$1,000 year before last and 5.95295 bales In 1888;
Nesno 10 mills and Canada, eQi. bales. against
~" a year eei io4 year before last and s3olf
IN ioe0 interior stocks in excess OF September ].
& eaes against s32 27 last year S6ile2 year before
IaSt ana 4S21tB bales In 1905 southern mill takings.
ns, 5Is lao bales against b754 year $685. 500 in
is and t2I sos bses 1895 sight during
Ia DAYS to date sv5OfTs9 bales. e2116s9
year oslsn pfoe last and 66 sol bales in 1885
brought into sight for week, against seven days ending
January other years 5000 bales against 276 100
iast year l6e $50 year before last and 2iS7! bales
1880 brought into sight for st twenty days Of January
Is28 bales against 95 te last year i75 Gl9 bales the
year before last and 900 l7s bales in 1895
The movement Of cotton Of Liverpool during the
ending to-day. as compared with previous weeks
follows:
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA


1A&&4s
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-hird Street and Des-
r,r,. oro,ses and Cortland, streets ma Cortland.
streets Is ten minutes later than tina, given below for
$50 A. ~ FHsr GXSI.-palmsn Rare, P.rlor Car
New York to Pttsbars Sleeping Car Pitt;bars TO Chi
f FHsI ssS sl,v.laps ma,
Ton Cars For cscsso, Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati.
1s asi r. H. ta afS SNb H sT LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville WA CncinnatD. Indianapolis chicago
$50 r. ii. WESTERN ExpnEss.-For Chicago. For
40 p. NJ sorTHwEEsrERN ExpREss.I;For pitt s.
ourg Cleveland. Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE ino''nsP'"''
r.to " PACIFIC ExpREssEo, s R,ssSsSIs and
sss p NAIL AND EXpREss mPai nsr,n P PIsist
sa's SaI', f1 aS6 s'sH
ssc 10 40 20 ce inns ss Psrer s9d
P1 % s5t sss no an "as s sS 1921
m 20 g. 20 -T9nsessonal iam ,I az r ea so
s6uTHERN RAiLwA: Florida L%!'es d., II i g a. M
P n. weekdays Express. go a. m. and $50 p. M
saR 6L6 f6S4 c 99 .sS s.
ATGHNTic CITY p M weekday. tpesoro..e. and
Pas Streets ?O a.s. S Sh and
Lps dS:sk'" suN4,y oS s,9,
gySs aaa PONY sa'sn' S Se and go m
Sundays e20 a. N. $50 p m. from Deshrosses and
cortlandt Streets. eio .. m 1880 $40 and $40 p m.
Sundays, q ~ a. NJ. SIS q.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio 20 80 SEQ $50 900 % 50 Penna; Limited $50
fDring Can 1880 Dining carr. II so a. ~ 80.
100 $50 $50, 40. 40 lDin'ns carl 40 Dining
sa.a.y. $50 e 6"?s e sS 90 $50 $50 @
Dining Carl a IL. 1850 $50 Dining carr, 35O 20
Dining carr, $50 Dining Ca-) $50 DINING carr, ~"
$50 p. M IL 05 night. - -.
T: :.sssy x: ii House e. rs rs :;
station and stations foot % DAsbrossAs ard cortardt
Streets; Court street. $50 Fulton street pc Broadway
ana pennsylvania Annex station BROOKLYN; station,
Jersey CITY The New York Trapsier Company VIII
call for and baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON j. r WOOD,
General Manager General Paesr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,,,.rnooI Ian 20 . m.-Cotton-spot moderate de-
r,and prices unchanged American middlins. 3.led;
Tbe sist of the day TO- 600 bales Of which ZOO
bas were for speculation and export and included $500
bslet American Receipts, 35.2 800 bales, all American.
res opened 1uie with moderate demand and closed
oTs,. American nnidGiing. n January. s-64d value
rsrusrv ARA February 2 s-s4d value. February and
Ssrrh s-s4i buyers March and April e-e4d buyers:
Apri and May. 1904 BUYERS May and June lied
bv4 Juna and July l2f4d sellers. July and August.
~ e4A sellers August ard September 3-04dq5 l46id
eee-s September ond October 15tfd43 l4O4d buyers
oc,oper ana November i4-e4d sellers November and
Decenber 14-64d buyer
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune pune
y received al their Uptown once. No La broao"ay'
o. door north OF 8is-st until clock p. advertise
ents received the following branch oiees az regular
23d-st 152 6th-ave cor 12th-s Macs ssh st oa
Columbusave., near West ooth-st oo
West I2d-tt near 6th-ave % East ,4th-s; 237 West
42ds, between 7th and 9Th ayes l5s East dns' io5o
3d-ave between 18th and nth SITS: O2S 3d-ave mar
Glst-st; Los lst-ave near s9th-s 900 90
9Os 3d-aYe go East T9tst 1921 Sd-ave 2oo% 81 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

COTTON-Except for n brief period Of irregularity at
the the cotton market showed pronounve aner
ing was quite conflicting and led to more or less nesia
ton bull and bear ranks Inc most s.ich,
s ,fssne Sf es xwesns and fvepool
certain well-known over-sold local export hV9se S
buying for the most part IN the January
Nav deliveries causing those months TO hold rea'NeE
finn position 10 the Of the list January IN lsct
reached level 10 points the final hgure OF
While steady in tone AZ the start. prices went OF ~
ana smaller spot sales that point than had oeen n9se
In some time past. Reports OF continued good Neath
over the cotton belt and prospects Of larger movement
a. the ports day than expected added 70 tne
dictionary condition the early market Shory attr
IRE call however wire investment orders began 10 az
rive Wall Street representatives displayed wened QUIZ
vord 70 cover extensive short lines with he re
tul, that prices advanced sharply more than resanih
hv more stable feeling abroad reflected In ate capes
markets at all po!hls ulsPa'e-0
noting diatory crop preparations and forecast or
settled weather These factors did much 70 underlne
discouraged the failure Of the market 70 react hs a
been predicted from day day throughout the Pesns
traders were seek as the session
A further rise in stocks sentnentaly influenced tne
ion msrEet and led to talk OF the speculative puoc a.
wa, r.her less active but displayed well-sustained
strength The marked in stocks at Liverpool io
the week 100000 bales was ascrioed as the eheI a.
verpo attributed the drop there 10 an endeavor on te
par Of shorts to break market oy oepIetsns
enable them to cover heavy snort AceGuns 70
at a smaller loss than would otherwise De sustain
ports from New-England noted brisk demand at OUTSIDE
prices or yarns and cloths and stated tha spnsls
experiencing great difcuty IN seculns Sro, he
South IN nearly all being OF INFERIOR gae au
entirely unsuitable. The local futuie
steady with prices point lower 70 P's ne a. r. dav
as lows.