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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
GossIP. OF TBE RUNNERS.
Rich Attractions Invite Patronage East
and West.

The advent OF Christmas has a double sig
P'ncance for horsemen interested In the
thoroughbred. as. apart from Its holiday as
pect. u marks the turning point in the of
season. Entries. declarations and handicap
nllotments will be coming due In steady Sc
Quence and new arrivals In the nurseries will
also need careful attention
Inc stakes due TO close In the near future
make up q formidable list. On Dec. 80 noml-
nations will be In order for the Foxhall and
Produce events announced by the Brighton
Beach management and for the specialties
framed by the Western Turf Association. Tan
foran Park. San Francisco. The first day Of
the new year calls for entries for the new Mem
phis Jockey Club Stakes and declarations for
the Tepnessee Derby and Oaks. as well as for
several stakes scheduled by the Brooklyn
sRes o The Sones Island ie Soe ass
t ,ha The Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes for
sne neat dn meeting at dravesend cose on the
snecialties at sheepshead Bay will be in order.
ih eeWNra ., Tor several impoTtant events OF
fled by Jan, B and then the way will be clear
for the entries Invited by the Brighton Beach
The conditions Tor ali these events have been
e tine the New
ns GsSF .g ?r 70 Nav a b. n. DSSn S
sssc s osE. s' sSoS H. ..ss a
clude the bsbutante OF si.so0'" Tor Sge" t1o -
{s srond, n,Iie so At four turI9nss: the
geldings. at tour-and- a-half furlonsa; the
Juvenile OF 1.25O. n selling sweepstakes for
two.yenr- olds. at Ave furlongs; the Bluegrass
OF 81, 200. for three-year-olis that have not
hall turlongs: the Mademoselle Of $3.50. a
selling sweepstakes for three-year-old nlliea,
seven furlongs; tho Premier OF 81 300 for
three :yoar-olds, one mile: the Turf Congress
Handicap OF $1,000. for three year-olds and
upward, one mile and q sixteenth. and the
Frank Fehr OFFS 900. a selling sweepstakes
for 'hoe"-ycar-ods and upward. one mile.
n"rrnv rHcas. including the popular Christi
mas Uatd'"Rr are IA follows:
Frst Fac" Selling; one mile and twenty yards
SCHOOLGIRL snl Otto H, 100; Lord Neville. Ehdai
snt GOOD or CT. ~; David Bell- Ward. Rnskn
Pinsr del Rio CaVao. Crystalline. Chantilly Mamie
DAVIS. Rushheids and r. wness. vs..
, sec nd hAo--fiye and q hair furlong,-1nlook.
Prince OF Yer MA. Red Cross H., Lomond aud Sam
full.u. Tia; Turnsy 10; AVIATOR AMI Dissoius, ios
lovahle, JOS; Dr Fannie, Clara NJ Comm andrr
Miller, Sadie Burnain. Pedanu3 Aui Tho Millincr
100
Third Rsoe-Selling two miles-Pan Charm ard
Monk WaymAn. los Joe shelby and sunburSt, 100
shiufane AMI pright y ght NO.
Fourth Race-Christtnas Day Handicap; one m le-
Mint Sauce, ~; Duss ~ Mddcburs. Ilii LAurs-
ws'errrest. No florilar pn.
Firth Race-Sellng; one mile and twenty yards
Al ert Vale and DR., walmsley. 100; walkenshAw,
lOI; foronsh. lOa: Refugee and AgitAtnr. lo4:
1rrhor. lille W AMI Tom Fl Igsey, 1903: DoIio and
Donna RITA. 100; Astor and Judge Quigley. vs.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Among the golf fixtures for to-day are:

AMONG the g0TT NNfnrHs Tor tO-dny are!
Al lakewood -Opsu hand Az.
Al Ia 4uurl county Members handicap
A. sunset PARK NJ .lp1rr.. handicap.
A Car llA."n -AurrnA Il ng aud putting contest
A. Nassau Co 1utry Clul--llNu lirap.
A. tr scent A 4. Member han lirAp
Al HArkenshck-HRu iirAp swrrprtakss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
Railroads.
~S~~~~~c~~~~~~~o~o>~~>r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~or~~~.~~
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

r az through trains stop at Albany. UTICA eS'"
Trains leave Grand Central station follows:
$50 A M-Daily except sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED: =,
rases, Train In the wc.d Due Buffalo, go r. ~.
Noii. II 10 NJ Lmite1 to its seating capacity
$40 A. Mast MAIL Dally-For Bvrslo. S'assra
1910 A., NJ DAY EXPRESS. oxcep, sunday 10, ros
Buffalo ana FL !Tpo.ns Ssy ycIs s's sra OGlpfi
cAGo SPECIAL Daih-Eor oornous' |'"e"'
$50 M-TROY AND Albany rPEc1Al" eNeep'
90 Sundav. Stops at important stations 49, ., Ron,
train to Chicago. via Lake Shore: Due W snS
$50 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p. ~ Sleeping ""'
600 z NJ -%pREsrrnx EXPRESS. pauy-rOr Niagara
G.25 P; M-NoRrHERN EXPRESS ns,iy o,,sro ITO"
100 P. M.-ADIR0NDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
% o., TREAT. EXPRESS. Daily. ,o,-ruvrsrrpx
- sPEcIIi. bsiiyNFor Buffalo. Niagara Falls
n Cleveland. crncinnau Indianapolis and ST. Hr ns.en,
Dis p. M.-PACIFTc EXPRESS. Daiy--For uyne. AZ,
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland chieag,;t ,rr '; r,sd
1910 night-MIDNIGHr EXPRESS For Sunday
every might excep. SUNDAY, nights s"''''
HARLEM DIVISION. s..x IN
Plttshsid. Sundays only Mt Ot20 4 ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuninated with Pirtsch rivtt. ......
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Cenirar 49,,
2al Columbus Ave. 81 West I25h ST. i1sth 81 s,at =,
and r2eh ST Station New York. and 700 Fulton 81
ard Ioe Broadway T; D.. Br9oklyn . o., Nav York
dence by westcott Exp-ess COMPANY - ,..,,
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. January IA. iss


o-.xs Avn pFAS-A moderate export demand for
bS.a.' b.ans M 81 80 and this has tended 10 steady
w. ,narket on that grade The home demand ho"evsr
IL Igb. Medium and pea toboing moderately
and The recent improvement wen rnstslneh ous,ue
hiu re generally asked for strictly choice quality
hniiers are asking 81 90 for red kidney but the
mas not established az that inquire az YET
, saies have been chiefly at 81 II'z, White kidney
IN small supply firm Scarcely any interest IN lutte
III ~ 5.Ii1,x firm. We duote' Bthns
soup ., Stsas choice per bush 81 30 do medium lss
rha,ce 81 Udsi Sz4 DO isas choice " z.5a>i ~
No. 1ses choice 81 soasi g. do yellow eye ss choiee
e. ,sIl.s, ~ 10 black turtle lto-. choce ~ M,H
- 70 a. linn california 81 3OGs2 80 green peas, Dds
s7ic do bags 9OG92sc do Scotch. bb ~ o'"$i W ~
do bags 81 02k. - . -. -a.,,.,, y.s
pTTTER-The decline 10 2oc in fresh creamery wa, was
.nciy or some DAYS uade mas u.h
nor hi, "a ttere has been n tendency TO accumulate
,nck The ofIishness buyers this morning cohVihcru
1900 ,ba, A. was useless 10 hold the price UP any
longer and concession Of ic per n was maze d, one
.Ssr me call on Change ~ eAeier 70 poh up ine
go ~ ooc o,her grade. were offered ~ relative values
Exporters did much interest .h ~ r,s
,ish msfkes The Western packnrs ~ innuon ~.
ery and ladies generally declined IN s'"p''"' WV" WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

81 I4; Northwestern 81 IS: prime timothy seed y 30
pork per bbl 81 s5s9 No. lard per 100 70 20 Soa
g 52x sides nooee,, - 1904 % dry saed
shoulders boxed 81 2jQst 3Ir short clear sides
s5s5 TO- whiskey distlers finished goods. per gaion
81 u loaf. s. 20: GRADUATED y 20 on tne
Produce Exchange DAY the butter market was easy
creameries. i4al9c; daires. llGloc Eggs a"i' "eS"
lsd1si1c Cheese steady; creams. 9tghc
Cincinnati. Jan. 14-T1our dull Wheat auie,: NO I,
red Tii1a72c Corn firm; No mixed. 3dc oats qele'
Lard weak. 50 -. Bukrneats quiet 81 10 bacon uu'
and steady, g Is Whskey firm. 81 p. Butter easy
Sugar firm. Cheese firm. Eggs duh. lower, loc
Milwaukee, Jan. 14.-wheat firm: No Northern; ~
dTOc: No Northern. e. isaGsc Rye firm; No J. 5O'sg
5Ic Barley firm. No . ~ sG53c; sample. 44sgoz'se
ary ssi.c: May GsAc; July. 6lsc; on track, No hard
0oc No / Northern. Csc No Northern ooc flour anu
bran unchanged
Philadelphia. Jan. l,-Wheat was steady contr contra
grade January 75% G7Gc Corn i.c lower, No : mixed.
January old 4hd4Ii1c January, new, so%d+o,tco Uas
firm: No white clipped 3Jl.u35%c; NO uo ofpofs
No 2 mixed clipped az a34c Butter quiet unchanged
Western creamery 20c. do prints &c Eggs were
lower fresh nearby. &c; do western --c
etc do Southern zoe theese ~ onc
bush corn E,.OO: a. 600 Shpments-Wheat l''o"o
bush: corn. 10000; oats, ll,ooo.
st Louis Jan. 14--Flour unchanged Wheat p5,
firm higher lower No red cash 80
January 73i.c; May 75Ssc July 0sAsc No hard %
C0rn-OVions steady to shade easier Spot strauY ~
cash Sc January 35ic May. 35hc Oats steady spot
higher No cash 2si.c: January 2s1sc, May, 81 W
white 30i1c Bran hrmer; sacked. east track 1osc.
Butter quiet; creamery, 1sa22c dairy, l4ql'c hsss
lower ltc
Toledo Jan i4-Wheat dull. firm; No cash &c; May
,3sc Corn quiet steady: No mixed boc 0ats uu;
cash &c bid ioverseed active steady prime cash. DID,
on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

CONTEMPLATION futures gave several points TO-DAY
dr a rq and persistent selling Dy certain IhNerpVoi
rer-esenfaves At the weakest lever OF llr
s..n hova er the loss only matter Of p1lnts.
,ng was on comparatively small scale. with the greater
part - absorbed BY one or TWO consistent wan
sss bulls and apprehenslNe shorts Inc news
81 ha-t and majority Of Influences bearing the Market
f,vor longs Investment pubic giving
urart,fa, their entire attention the stock market:
caution At the close the market displayed a barely
steady undert1ne with the lowest figures u the DAY 4
loss ~ 10 4 points current Among the factors con-
hui ng general support Of the market were con-
nued lsh heavy over greater portion OF lne
belt prospects light movement al all points
failing Of the season, reliable reports tha
farming operations many points were more backward
than In and further sunening OF Vie"s IN
spot cotton centres The cable somewhat as
appointing traders having looked for nm advance
in futures al Liverpool following the huhish weekly
figures o. yesterday wheareas pubic advices noted
ssgng tendency of prices and less urgent demand Tor
willing admit the remarkable In fact. unpfec-
eden;et spell Of weather throughout the cotton
region had done much check the movement ihey
were far from willing concede that large amount or
coiion still in planters hands ana remaining IN
picked In the field The weekly statement received from
The more important New England mills reflected most
cheerful state Of affairs IN cloth and yarn markets
Actual a proportions. but II was
claimed the high prices demanded had kept out many
prospective buyers At the close to day the feeling was
strong. with spinners refusing 70 consider last selling
prices on regular and odd goods. Manchester advlces
tinung brisk despite the purchases which
have been made during the last weeks.
ID. OF prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January IA. 1893


49, market for Brazilian coffee futures con-
CofFhh~ssv dull to-day. The opening call developer
40 change III T., -, fair warehouse deliveries, lovoV
,.nd'n and slightly higher prices IN IN fOue good re-
foreign mar and Indifference Of possible pusers ~
e.p ,ss heavy American visible sTPb SUPP no Change in
view OF ,,a,cafed narrow markets, WIN 10
cables sso ,tnns while hamburg was snhue D.
s r.. markets ssy Sre see While santos reported
being steam slight advance. In our maIHT' o Srhee
frmness H'e al changed hands on the can ,tri,.
lot March al g-nie5 feafureless but with falriy
ousn % the entire Session smallest market
reached 9.s thec times. in conee a., 'o,
s.sa Change inclined TO Se dsrenee Of spot
q ihs sarseasuppes at all points of a''"'u
ts,ion ,,sr.s- mont - showed continued Slack anu
The RIO 10 invoice STot 9,s e Quoting NC
and oon'nt 80 ~ Is 600 bags yesterday per % aes
Kssn was csoed from , RIO sisq rate. 'eD''"
70 nse Of contract prices in the Local n'a'N''
las as follows yee.or-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,ysrrool Ian a. 100 D. m-Exchange-wheat-s
No red Western winter steady. 6s 3D.; No red North
ern spring dull gs Corn-Spot, American mixed new
stocks exhausted; mixed old steady 81 l0ad
Four-st Louis fancy winter dull. Is ga Hops al Lon
don-Pacrc Coast dul f. iOsqf5 0s Beef steady extra
india mess c5s: prime mess COS. Pork steady prime
mess fine Western. sos: prime mess medium western
aTs "a Uams-Short cut ia 10 no firm. 36s Sd Bacon
'Ttimbcrand cut % 30 NJ dull 2ss Cd snort rio
% 10 % 10 dull 2ss Cd long clear middles, light 80 20
rs H. steady 2Ts Cd long clear mindless heavy ~ 20 20
n steady 2Ts clear backs. 10 10 ~ No. steady Eos
clear bellies Il TO H. dull 33s. Shoulders Sluane
re to "a NJ firm. OBS Lard-Prime Western dull 2as
cheese dull. American white and colored dull
4es "a Taow-Prime city hrm DDS 3D. Cottonseed oil
ivepool refined firm los 3D. Turpentine-S Spirits steahy
90, Ros,n-Common steady. ~ ID. Petroleum Rehned
86d IJnse4d oil lis Cd Butter-Fnest United states
sis. good G5s peas-Canadan. ID 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
RAILROADS..
pENNS YLVANIA
RAILROAD,

ana DEsBkossEs and coRTLANDr sTFSE Earsi.nds
Streets ten minutes later than that given os0" '
80 A: NJ FAST MxiI.-ruimsn Bune, parcs CO. c.
New York to r,ttsburs. Sleeping Car P',sbufs " S~
$50 4: ST.. FAST LfNE"PiiisSurs and Cleveland;
Smpsitmsnt s.spns bSias sdns oe.s.ysI
in Un Gs +, chGlso cisysaHd Toledo
i'sS X ~; CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EHr csiessn
$50 T. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago y"
40 r ST. scS s3'HrS1H nxrREss-ror p,.s'-
Phc fi1S"T F2pRfFo1 ana
s. NJ NAT t ssn 6'r:iiss burst
r r Car New York Altoona Es., nssr,y pss:
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
:o 20 ga AS D9 cossr sa lpIT ~
$50 Hns sSf ma to DnSS Css % s ioso Dnn
San Sam m a9 LS a. r carlo, 20
soU y RAiLwAY.-Exprcss. 40 p m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Erpres,. go a. m and 8"
s6F oE SsiS CHIC 2 fR,y
ATIaNT Ms:H c,y aTa 40 daily p..sro....
Tra. sure' ParOr cars Passenger Coach and Com
f1 nr hanss SrS p,,s suna
csT sa' Streets, ale r ESQ 80. and $40 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Go 72o $50 20 500 y2v $50 Penna. Limited. ESQ
Dining Carr go dining Carr. il50 m. 80 90.
$50. $50 40. 40 Dining Can: 40 Dining CAD
ego Dining Carl. 74o $50 p. m. II % night sunfsye
do 1 20 $50 D 30 $50 nimtedl. $50 1890 DINING
Carr a. M 80 Dining Carr. $50 40 dining Car).
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carp. 40. $50 p m.
Ticket Offices No. 1cr. a. iias. 1923 III. ard go
Broadway: Astor House; West Twenty-third street
9taton and stations neshr0sses and Cortlandt
Streets Court street, 500 Fulton street; as Broadwy
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; staion
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII ca
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
T,lephon. .'2T57 Fshteerth for Pennsylvania
p ur'rcWrNeoN J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PaSsr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
IINERPOOL. COTTON MARX ,T.

r,varnooi Ian a. / o. m.-Closing- Cotton-Spo-
Moderate demand: prices favor buyers American MD
e1ng sgd sales OF the day were 500 nales' OF
which speculation and export ana Inc
800 American Receipts 1900 bales ihcluu,hg 800
American Futures opened quiet, with Moderate De
mand AID closed steady American mddrg m e. 9an a,
navy S6413 Cad sellers January ana February %
an q e,d sellers; February and March otid seIers;
March and April 7-Gid sellers April and May S.1tu
seIers MAY and June 9-G4d buyers; June and July,
10 cad BUYERS July and August, 1l64d huyers August
and septenber II -Gt93 u 64d buyers September and
Scicbr II siG3 ~ ead buyers October and November
10 e4d SELLERS November and December ~ Cad buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
NAVAL ST ORR

Tho market continued Hat day. BUYERS ana selrrs
oi,i,a sbTung Indifference the absence OF fi''slnh
news from outside AZ the close Sppl,s ,nd
held but very quiet ffoSh cloa'u
dun and unchanged while tar was again inactive 3u'
tations follow: .- - III ,,is ca,
epfRrTS TT -RPENTINE- 43p 43'zc. - - =, .. =,
posIN-Common good strained - ~, r. 81 -, y
q, "a :; 81 ~: Il 81 a. 81 Co. N. 81 So NJ 81 10 ;"
a. 90 " G.. 81 81. " w 81 60
STOCK IN HAND
ID .atr O.
Shirts turpentlne ,1 iris
Ter ............'' 't'' co. 90
charleston Jan i4.-Turpontine market hrm NJ 4-c
Rosln firm. unchanged ..-.,.o ,-o.htog do,ny
racents 275 hbs Rosn firm. unchanged sales VIII
tSrine,on ian ia-Spirts turpentine -No hing dong;
rices nncha neel receipts ~ casks Rosin quiet y"
=, ecsnts 4GI hbls turpentne hrm. 81 30,
a. an and 50 40 receipts bbls. Tar steady. ~ TO- re
ceipts. 2JG bbls
Iondon Jan la-Turpentine spirits. 3ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
oser suns; October November. a,a.; november

October s1inb; October November. ais; November
FLOUR AND MEAL-Buyers scarce. and. with
Tnsa IN steady there .o t S for a ANY
demand Sun the
n s aas 81 co.
ss . ' S y 81 ss'T "o mo
g. TgS 81 to arTiye Sucswhesi no1s g 70 N, . RE
f. snf 81 %sS ia 80 o S%ss
% Sao 81 2o r s white al to a s"d AM y.se ss
coarse s2gs.c FEED steady: spring bran. ssk' 70
eass 't ~Ser saa sdsiS l While
sne 50 2Sgs9 misaiinss si;s 81 s,y feed ''s
Observation-Disclosures que, market through
underone and closed unchanged from the pre'us night
Notwithstanding persistent attacks by the bear Gle
early in the day was the reported export Of -
lSsaS soSeno on Fdsy her. and asars to
for the week while o bush behind AND We WERE rSp
pemen,ed by Slightly exceeding ooec SS
the s' s ssS Of cables checked selling
the Soe snd fays an al" u Closed to
net lower in spite Of the sharp break rdny afternoon IN
points higher on Paris wheat and ioG3 points on On
S.r w ss tone g S' speuon suea
throughout the session from actyi. in stoke cut
s ss c nisFS compareS With ss$ cars eng
s sss 70 y ps S cD Of the Northwest crop
marketed 30 5sa waf SSGsd Se MAY
on the ' curb May quoted from 5S g.SG sosns
7e at ss wheat aSTns the
and bulls found little announcement IN Inc
Justify a movement toward higher hgures Acco,nlrRly
demand was rather light all morning and maj prices
unchanged the previous day with steady nnder
tone following wheat The decline OF itd IN iiNefpooi
futures clearing weather over the corn bet W.
prominent bear factors: The exrf,
amounted 10 about 25 loads all ports. No corn closen
Ic over MAY and NC over for old o ehost
on the curb MAY 4l5sc 10 42c. elos1g ~ &c
Al o'clock .OATS-Therc was practically no "ao
ss Vt cat and ss sq
white a5i4c No white. 35c: track mixed p91sci
MARKET aulet No 2 Western 6+s. 66Sc aiioat' NO
Western 65d65isc afoat state rye U.sc' e,i,ii.
~ work. carIote ...... observation-disclosures dull'
rrvotad SC track. New york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

epS cotton closed steady with quotations UNCHANGED
IN ue basis OF Ice for mddlng upland and O 5l6c
.os inodins gulf. compared with 57sc and 5isc
specNey last year Sales % SO bales 70 spnners
.pot oOuoh IN Southern markets (middng quoted was
,.pea ey wire 10 the local Exchange follows: Gal
euiet 5Ac; New Orleans quiet. S16c. sales, go
'iooie steady, 5,C sales 400 bales. Savannah
w. sse sales 227 bales Charleston FIRM. 5tc bid;
,s.nlnson nr1n 5'9c. Norfolk firm. lGc sales POI
9 beunore nominal &c Memphis firm. 5l2c: sales.
Louis steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Jan l4-Flour steady; receipts 300 Dds;
sprIng patents s4as4 *: winter d. 81 sonSi - cats
pi s,r,ight. az 3jqs4 Cornmeal quiet at Wn'-e PER
bag s2as2 % per hb Corn n,n receipts iS.o,o nus
tns fancy a a3sc. Nos and 3. 80 n3Ic NH
feed firm bran spring sla 30 winter slo. niadiliss
e.. ,oS,sIG Red Dog -four s17 80 Butter firm Noiheh
2ii,c Western 2lc imitation. ljnlbc. ladies lfn "0'
Cheese steady. Northern lO,zgllc. western io7el'
chicago Jan 1.-THE leading futures ranged as foi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

ffsrrao1 authority states that rain has bes, s.r.r.i
the s south during the las, week and in some
been oeIpthuon has been heavy that rtcLn1 bas
hsa.r.a h entirely suspended and marsetny ~ o,,a
change sDsc,ai Sssabe conditions OF road Cotton Ex
favor. .sjs. liverpool cables spot cotton in irvcrs'
American ~ bales: speculation and EXPORT 200.
cling upland rssssipts 1900; American 5000; mid
last nehts o 5zd futures opened steady sssrs a,
9: h6iS 1seis. e3sed que, ba. steady net unchanged
Esy sos. March oes March April T. amr
~<>-sl ain y June Loo June-Juiy ion: Jtnly
august September. siihb; septemb.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

-~ TON
Fron foot OF Liberty ST.
500 ,, 10 n TO- Giie p'iss 200 cf pnns
Can zoo p H. 2s MAJ. sqndays p .aaq p,I I% o
Dining Can ~ 49, ,s s R Raya h Sas trains Tor
Phiiadephia week DAYS 74S zoo A. ~ 40 40 4''O
Tickets and pa,o car 5c se "a a. "a oI' s s Broad
wh'e raT etb Az 81 B 18th ST. l53 Fast 125th St. 273
West i25th ST. colunbus Az New YSrm . court
rt Y transfer Co viii cali for and check baggage
iron, hotel. or residences 10 destination
.Eron, Liberty 81. only
+rrorn South Ferry at BIS r NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
DIE RAILROAD,

ENUG W @uGH
Through trains leave & ' rom OF west I'd
900 A. M-vestibuled Express day t9s Rs1m.io
veyeriy Elmlra, Buffalo, Bradtord' A'"' Du'"'S
ID n Parlor Buffalo. -. -. s.ux eoIa
2.Co g. CHICAGO Arrives Cleveland 7io A. NJ CHICAGO.
mabH W sleepsrs 70 chicago Cleveland and CincnnA"'
10 r. M-Buralo and C,evsland V srasgifS A.
esH rHns,oNn 100 A. NJ. Youngstown lo:2. a, ~
risveiand 800 p. N. sleepers TO Bunalo ana Se'e
C nrn p M%Daiy solid train for Bnsnsm,9n' Esn.s
VIII and Chicago. sieepers to Horneilsvie cheH"
Ard Cincinnati Dining car. a,s AVN PULLMAN AC-
cOMMoDATIONS az ILL., lib sel ~ an ana VT ,sssS-
way l27 Bowery 5S East ,lS Ferries New-York SO
rd sSo Tmons ss Broadway Brookyni w iss HTrsnss;
70 calls Tor and checks baggage from notes '''
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po-coree marke. steady. No RIO sSS'; re i'nited
- q2d. receipts 5000 bags. cleared lol wv
s,aies 200. stock. 26IOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

..,,ssfiys az New Orleans for Monday officially
.s.ssd 70 be 10 0cO5l 900 bales against II 4j5 bales
,.r ast week and 979l bales last year Mondays
az houston were estimated 6O0g5 100 bales
49, oSb bales last week and O. 1913 bales last year.
,n.septs az the ports and interior points DAY
so'ou WIN The same day last nd last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.


-Four tracks 'Electro- Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81. .
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whehal stI ID
Ave earlier than that given below for Lps'" Dr.
Trains leave foot of Liberty St .
For Eas,on Bethlehem Allentown Maueh cnws 40 r.
Easton,. i5:as 0:so to Easton p. M sundays ''s'
GOO 70 Easton, A. NJ 100 $3.50 400 p. NJ IN o,o
Fog w VIZ plttsto" ssS Scranton '
For Reading and Harrisburg at - 90 $50 Iao' 81.
ns 90 80 e ReasnS, .s niS SS ' Sunday $50
Hi.so to Reading 4 NJ 100. 1885, $3.50 900 p NJ.
1915 night .. s.oo
!;.s e:Ic NJ 1880 900 2 n ,S:i3 nigh nigh, soh'A''
ALL RAIL ROUTE; a.,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Psrxo 0ses an
Grove and points south TO Point Pleasant tI az
only n Sea Girt) $40 n0:iS only TO Red bnns
A N. 45 only 10 Red Pank $40 only 70 Keo na" ~.
s4:15 $40, 65 Sundays stops az Is 40 Rsa
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove) 900 r'olo only 10 Ne'
For Atlantic Highlands $50 $50 1880 4. NJ ,;S'
49, 1888. els p. NJ. Sundays. 900 A. H. SUI r. ."
FOR LAKEWOOD.
80 sao sac 1915 A NJ i4' '''0 '''0 NJ Sunday,
TSF Lskesur.t ;s:,e saS ioi' A. NJ it' s'0' '''
For Toms River and Barnegat. @:30 $3.50 A. M i''''
$40 p NJ Sundays, si0;f6 A. NJ alma AZ
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeton f'So A. AZ
i.45 p. NJ $3.50. , .y,1,,sra. ~
Ssvss,nK - 70 $40 II 40 A. NJ las $40 p NJ Sun
DAYS A " 400 p NJ.
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WEST SHORE R.R

and a'i Is later q " "a Daily 70,
1<'4o =, s;vracnss Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas
Gevesnd Detroit Chicago and ST. Lq pnng carr
ShSAtI 10 m later foot W. i2d So Chicago aha
s. Louis Limited Daily for Utica; onto petSot
punalo Niagara Falls. loFoh'o' De"~'~
Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis: poc,ss,er. Ruff
1,,0 p M Daily for Utica. syracuse noenes'e'' ]N'
10Y f.o Niagara Falls and Toronto svr.cu.. Rocbs.
s41 r. sf,ao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit c'evs-
land Chicago and St Louis , r.. p.,v.o.
,ma cables al principal hotels and onices baegass
lime 49, Hotei or Residence westcott Express
cheehru r-p-' General Passenger Agent N 7.