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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

NEWMAN-Frederic Clark. Edward
Nj Blake. New York. w G Brooks. G
Peterson. Boston; l. Il Howe, Roches-
ter; O L Farmland, Greenfield X w
CARL, j Magrath, Boston. Allen G
Griffith, Newport @ n Brown, George
"A Hall. Boston; A Ii Bowden New
York; j l. Center, Chicago; Butler,
Boston; u M Woods, AL Falk. New
York; II III Landen. Grand Rapids; O.
II Baker, Clifford Strang, New York;
Daniel IA Hayne. Baltimore; John w
Dempsey, Boston; l. Suffer, Phiade,-
phia; Ira G. Briggs Voluntown; G Vet
ter, Pittsburg; ID Blackwood, Phila-
delphia; p G. Ackerman. S T. Wense, III
Gates, + 6 Currier, Henry Thompsy,
Boston; Charles Allen. Geo III Brown.
j $ Langworthy. New York. n II
Ketchum, + J Marble, Boston; J n
Wendovo. New York III E Gates. Bos-
ton; w IL Hammond. "A l. Doe, IL l.
Soils, Boston: " w Perkins New Ha-
ven: III X Maxwell, New York Fred
Johns. Fitchberg; NJ Rosenstock,
New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

ClTY-James u Parker, Boston: Jas
Edwards and wife. Putnam: Cohen,
NJ Fcrnson, J T. Dix. New York: James
II Kent, 4 l. Willard. Boston: A M
Reynolds and wife. Laurence: II "
Farnham and Wife Fall River: J VI
Goodwin, Providence; George Robinson
and wife Portsmouth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

PERRIN-Robert Weiss, Worcester:
William Goldrick, "A Benton, Dennis
Warner, George V Edinger. Patrick Re
gan, II A Pellitin, u A; II Kiffe.
New Haven; G u Hodges. Westford. B
MAIDEN, Portland; Max Gross, Max
Gottleib, Boston, Fond Gould. M Klo
and wife, Providence: James Kelly,
Pawnee Bilis Wild West; William Ed
elstein. $ Weinblatt. $ Goldstein, ID
kopelman, a Misel. Mr. and Mrs War
ner, l. Fael, ID Gains. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18

supply AMI firm Onions vide rang. in quality
Russia turnips dun ana weak under liberal orerings
squash carrots and other local winter vess,s0es N
been largely OUT q condition and prices have snsse e O%
quite a 1 .up FSrd but snssg showing poor quality
and ranEng low in price though rev ysn.bIs. gen
orally supply and values little more than NOM
seng roa s.sna Other ree.abe. range about
quoted We quote; Potatoes Berruda per DOL - SD
sasE us: 90 STATE and Western per $50 n
2sgsl 50 DO per sack 81 e5as 90 90 Ier'sy o{so so
snan. 81 s~ss ~s per S So 10
s ssiI;s a. t sSiH sas Sc 9' ye SoSP sf
so yso n cs 7s b. e9 fns Island per Dbl 7Sc
81 s..s Prout Per a. ,5 sssSe e cssis s' Ins
Island per- S6l s2Sss DO California per case. ogs5
s, D 100 ' 2a. carrots D Dbl s. oss s per-
.,ange box siaS2 So green pess aora . per Fo,sa
peT ssks 81 sSs So P s6 So4th eaSOna per crate ssa
s. DO basket sTs 70 do New-orlesns per Ssi SO
srs TA ;as m PST Ss per ca.r sGss psrsnP
PEE sb T5eas So squash Fio!,da white crate s1
59 S,n Pos S sste siss2 tarnps Canada
Russia. per hb T5ec; DO Jersey, Russia eoe7Sei DO
srNDRfEs light Supply and :tes q ,o :,
a per MapI- sugar jobsns fairly at s9se per 10 and
syrup s5os5c per gallon Honey in moderate supply ana
comb per n i5aisc DO bucEvbsat 7asc; do extracted
800 California Ss ss. gs sSet s @ Steady
Hickory nuts scarce. Other nuts quiet and unchansea
81 Gic; do 29sc; do virginia sheed. Nc L sAa
do No 2i.c: DO Spanish she~t. No !. 3%n4c; DO
No 2 21c hickory per bush. 81 @4S3 TO- buAnuts.
per 81 black walnuts per bush. Soc butternuts
per Dbl 81 pecan nuts per ~ 4f5o-
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market was steady to-
day good classes OF hay and recent prices were
generally quoted The scarcity ~ prime and really
choice No something Of a perpexy. but the Offering
yet improve quality meet the special call Of the
week Servcaabie undergrades hold good attention n
full late figures We quote: Prime. large bales per 100
CSC do small bales 6OG62c choice No l. large bales.
eo982c; No l. small bales 5IAsfeoc; No large bales.
52l- q57sc: do small bales 50f55e; No full range
> toe. hay
SIC clover 4Oa52c. .sTRAW-The market has taken
turn and fun prices not paid readily to
day would appear that a bad break can occur In
that been accepted right along for good
qualities apparent receipts being In favor OF
sellers Fancy. 50as2ize good to best. other
45c the lower rate representing most sale for
all stable purposes The receipts u hay and straw. in
tons reported AZ Produce Exchange at to-day
we're By Hudson River Railroad 500. Erie go Penn
sylvana, 10; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western %:
West Shore 100 Valley 30 Baltimore and Ohio.
10 Central NewJersey 90 total 1880 tons Receipts
OF 20 tons.
week ending January Il 5 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January II, 1890.

New-York. January IL, 1899.
COFFEE-To-day's market for Brazilian coffee contracts
ruled but easier over 1900 bags changed
HANDS the first call Opening prices showed a partial
points under lower European cables apathec
spot department and continued heavy receipts at Rio
Warehouse deliveries OF 1900 bags and
frmress one OF the Brazilian markets contributed a
steadyns influence Liquidation. however the order
session Slightly Increased activity at easier prices
noted In European cables Havrs showed net loss OF
1. franc. and Hamburg also net decline OF pig
brazilian markets held up pretty well. though Rio was
quiet santos nrm. and aside from decline Of 1920 IN
Exchange quotations OF OF the South
markets showed change. Primary receipts
% bags for days considered large. and
decreasing influence. The local spot market
showed little activity with sellers rather than buyers at
Exchange quotations. Gao for No Rio invoice ots
traders quoting SIC the level for actual
business Recent clearances large. including 1900
haEs per Beliu u from Bahia from
Rio January 49, the steamers Scottish Prince 1900 bags
% 600 bags Cordoba $4,000 The local future
market eaness Throughout; the session. and closed
steady a loss o. points Total sales. 1000 bags
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
" follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18

nant to-day was very light with the uneertone barely
steady The unsatisfactory OF English news olo
much 70 hold buyers in restraint We quote: Dominos
5Ac loaf and crushed. She. powdered and coarse
powdered. she graduated and fire granuated, &C. ez-
ira fne granuntsd and coarse granuated She co1ec-
toners granulated SIC, cubes. 5Ac. xxx powdered
$40 Nos !. and 3. 4He; No 4 45ec; 10 5 AIS; No
8, 444c, No I. 4-c. No $ 43lc No 2. 4hc. Nos 10 IL
y IL. - Is and ls +lsc About the only feature 10
the raw sugar market was the purchase by the N.w-York
mann basis 81 test from store, at 4ss2c This sugar
being needed 20 help until ahoat reached port
The market barely steady in result OF me
further dscouraging cable reports from abroad with
prices the close largely nominal about the basis CT
4Ac FOR 30 test centrifugal 1876 for ~ test mnsc
vado and 3 BLOC for 80 test molasses The Of
hcial London cable reported duh and unchanged mar
ke: FOR cane sugar with Java rated lis 81 and fair -
ming JOS Beet sugar weak and declining slowly
Both present and next month showed further loss OF
Nd: q Be 2kd The United Kingdom stock was given
100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester ana Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station follows
f EMPIRE MpRaE eTfsP x sP4asys Ifs rEp
Fastest t.ain In the World Due Buffalo. A;f5 r ~. >
Niagara Falls. 5.32 p. NJ. Toronto. 300 p. NJ: be
- trot ll:l0 p NJ Limited 20 Its seating capacity.
$40 a. Mast NAIL Dany-For Buffalo Niagara
1870 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday. For
Buffalo ard all important New York state points
LOO p. ". SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and CHI
CASO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus. CincAn-
$50 P. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
sunday stops important stations
300 p. MAKE SHORE LIMITED Dany-14-nour
train 10 Chicago. via Lake shore Due Cieveisna
I;l9 A. n. due Chicago 400 p M seep'hs anu
600 P M-v'EsrERN EXPRESS Daliy-For Niagara
Falls Toronto. Cleveland, Chicago.
6.25 p M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daiy-For TOY,
5.3O P. M-ADTRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EMPRESS Daily. -..>,
$50 P. M-BUFFALO AND soUTHWEsIERN
SPECIAL. Daily-For Buffalo. SiasSrs Fai's'
o.15 p. M-PACTFIC EXPRESS. Dally-For Ogaens-
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago. anu ex-
cept Saturday. FOR Cape Vincent and the Auourn road
1910 night-MIpNTGPT EXPRESS For CelcAso
every night except SUNDAY nights sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave at BIB.
HARLEM DIVISION
9;15 A. I'd 1855 P. M.-Daily except Sunday. 70
Pittshed. Sundays only at o;2o A. 81
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central ststion
i13 26i 4l3 Broadway 81 East l4th ST. s42 Brosaway
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West 18th St. f2th 81 station
and ST Station York: 33s and 726 Fulton St.
and 1O6 Broadway. f. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 1890 Thirty-eighth Street for New YORK
dence by Westcott Express Company. -.
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New york Barclay ans chrisiophsr 80
XEsTTBr-LF TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PfSTSCH LIGHT -,
500 A. M--BINGHAMTON NAIL stops AZ pr'n''p@'
ro.oo a N-iCnfe Car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. blN.s-
HsMToN OWEGo, ITHACA EIMIRA. SYRIA ~
srs OSvgF5TO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET fnri.r ia.s
Connecting Al Buffalo with trains foT cheAso ara pon''
West. . 49,. ,-..,r.,,,.t ~
n~e.s for SCRANTON BfNGHAMTOS snd kl.hihh.
b,,r-,an p,rc, Parior Cars Emira- 1hroush sep
ng ears ana day coach Chicago. arriving Al tH r.
~. ~ neAi gay SCRANTON. wI1KEsBARRE sad rLfM-
@Or-rH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Iar9r , - ..-,-r,
. ~. = AZ tdaiiyl-CHtCAGo snd BlFIAltl 49,
III Ir,D LIMITED ExPRESS for st-hANIQNs hlN,s-
tpg.MroN Ff.NTRA BUFFALO. THRotGE HIfFEL
ssiI ~ CAR New York % chicago Dining car
os.,p vtsf,s Cor SCRANTON. BfNGHANIVN FL
NIX i1e ,IoUST NORRIS ard BUFFALO Ar
living Al Buraio 500 A. NJ 49,, 1865, -....
e,;to = n 1daly)-BCTFAIo. SCRANTON, BINo-
%. S xrOS OWEgO. TTH AGA ELNIFA. UTICA
sYRAct;sE and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
11iIscErTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
HENRY GAZE a SONS. La. ia Broadway - Pars
piaes s2p and gg2 Broadway Tickets a. Ferry stai1ns
,tf ro,,r,h ave orner Twelfth 81 West one Hun
ersd ana Tvrsnty rs Columbus New lgrS.
z1s and T2s Fulton 81 and 100 Broadway. hrooklyu
Time table giving ful information 81 al.sfatons.
WEsTCOTTs EXPRESS COMPANY VII call for and
check baggsg. from hotel or residences to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18

Cash quotations were as follows Eloug dull sn9 can s
changed No spring wheat. 61Q6sc 70 sprnS NnsaL
f3[ 1sTc. No red Tic; No corn 351.c No yellow
corn S5 as5to. No oats. 2esg2Ie 10 Wni's zg
isy 42q52c; No Aaxseed 81 1872 Nortnwes, 81 Si -
nrne timothy seed So IS pork Dbl 80 $40
"a lard per 100 s. 5OG 81 ~ short rlbs
doosel 81 70aS4 90 dry salted shoulders oozec) - %
a. short clear sides (boxedD s. O5gS5 10 whisSey
dsters' finished goods. gal ~ q sugars Guy .al
vnebanzed on the Produce Exchange to-day the butler
nlarEet was easy; i+qise: diaries lea] &C.
eggs dun: fresh Il qlsc cheese steady, unehansea
cincinnati Jan. i7.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady; No
,.5 Toisc Corn dull No mixed. rs Nc oats quiet No
? mixed 2eG2sAc. Rye steady No sc Butter quet'
lower fancy Elgn creamery sl1sc ONO l4Fl'e' aAi'
IL sugar arm. Eggs quiet. f5o. Cheese nffn
Milwaukee ian iT-wheat dull No Northern. ss'se.
No Northern 81 a esc Rye lower. No !, 55e Barley
steady. No ? 52a52iac. sample, 5ogo%c'
Minneapolis Jan l7.-wheat dull and steady Janaary
SIC: NAY. sssc: July esIsei on TRACK No hare
eslac. No 1 Northern 81 nc, NO Nor'hefn' WIN
Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia Jan. i7.-wheat K lover eon,rse y
1raSe Janusry 75dT5ac. Corn dun and &c lower 10 =
mixed January Old slAd4l nc: January new. fn
~ No white clipped s4a34hc No mixed. clipped
a3Gs3isc Butter quiet, unchanged: fancy western
crearery zoe. DO prints dc Eggs dull lc o~er fresh
nearby Die 10 Western. PIC. Do southwestern 1c 90
southern 1920. Cheese firm. Receipts-tlour. lop
oats a. 900 bush. Shipments-Wheat 1900 bush corn
50 90 bush: oats. 1900 bush.
St. Louis Jan. i7-Fiour weak and lower No red
cash T3c. January 73kc: May. 74Ac, July. 5Isze
corn steady: 10 cash 35h.c January 35ie; May. -
oats irregular; No cash 2sisci January 2ssc' May
2si4c.
Toledo Jan l7-whest lower. steady No cash 7oise
Nav 7aLr Corn fteady. No mixed 3Sc oats dull
lower. No mixed 2sc Rye dull, sfeac)s No CASH
ssizc CIoverseed active. prime cash. 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
sorrHrRx COTTON MARKETS.

p.I,,,,,-. Ian 17coton nominal. middllng. Sc. low
,i9qisng q 1sc good ordinary Is i6c gross receipts
2 p95 bales stock -. es6 bales
s.,,h IA, f7-co,,on quiet: nnidding sac: ov
dd,;,g fS-1sc: net receipts 4iss bales gross lss
bsles exports cOastwise oosl nairr hars QUO '"'''
stock 1861 bales
Memphis Jan 1Tcoton ouiet and steady miadis es
baies shipments g. 30 bales sales 2l~ neeS' s'ocS
1875 40 bales 80,
., fouis Ian iT-CotfOn steady middlinE, s1ci lor
1dtt,x bt.c. good ordinary. 10 luc net receipts 81
bses' Trosr 1875 bales. shipmenfS Dbl oalep STOCK
81 4s3 bales.
New-Oreans Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet middins. . olec'
low mddlng 4se: good ordinary tac' het Ie,eip,s'
Rross % exports 10 Great Britain
oGD bales 20 Continent. 1910 bales eoastwse, oss
bales; sales, 400 bales. stock, tdI.hh oeles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York January 81. 1899.
BEEvEs-Rsceipts. 1s cars or 3ol head. including .
cars for the market No trade Of any importance me
feeling Vas steady. beef moving slowly,
m rces were h-rn FOR grades and steady for Others
e selling range from ~ 20 Pc per TO for orclnay
-, cboca ratlve sides change IN cables The Cymrc
ais toeav Liverpool with 600 cattle and about 44iD
1ar-er- - beef for various shippers Tomorrow II ~
evreced that the Moncam viii sail for LONDON Win 80
esifle FOR W. W. Brauer Company, Limited. and l6o
quarters Of beef s,hwarzschd Suzberger the 81
schvarzschli & SIlzberger Inc Irnloan ior bernuud
will AXE cattle. sheep and beef -, -, -. ,.
CATVFS-Recelpts were 45 head. all for the market
Thee was steady feeling all around and common TO
harvard calves on sale City dressed veas steady at
a112r rer 10 country dressed sold az IGOc dressed barn
ard and f.A calves Al sG7l-c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts we're single car, OF
vere cars on sale only q which was weighed up
,oaav ToIsrabiv good sheep sold AZ 81 y per lVp 10
6ecE ~ cod lambs a, 40 Dressed mutton steady al
1sc per n dressed lambs slow at 7iaGso country
per carcass FOR inferior 70 choice A few I've noto
house lambs also sale ranging from e. 10 e. 10
Sales Judd & Co. So Kentucky lambs rs n aver
s ss: al - 70 per i" 10, . "'@, ~ ,,.-.
fr live hogs prices reported easier deck OF
western pigs ordinary So 80 per 100 10 and ne
Whole range was quoted a. 3sOGs3 90. Choice state
hogs and light State pigs might possibly sell Tor -
5i,c FOR medium ami aec for light-weights.
sales-M Collins; 1872 Western pigs 30 10 average a'
- :" Hume 4 Bro date Yesterdays 10 State pigs,
o. n at s. TO- 2O5 state hogs. l49 n. at 81 Il roushs
ri nj al c,. a State hogs iss n. 81 roughs
g curtis & Son date yesterday; state hogs So'
~ at 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throur1 trains New-1Ork sC-
a.. solows and Ave minutes earlier from IVES. 23dst:
e'o.oo A. M-Vestbued Express daily for Bing hamton,
wsverly Eimra, Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo .
p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. -.
o.co p M-Vestituied lirited-Fsst mail daily Solid
-s,o FOR Chicago Arrives Cleveland 740 A M Chicago.
Dining Car. -,,.-, --..r-.,., z--,-...
Arrives Al Buffalo 7O5 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A..
NJ Jamestown TOO A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ
Cleveland IL 30 p N seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
Library Car. ,,-t-.
waverIy and Chicago sleepers TO HornensVte Chicago
ara local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
y GOwMODATIONs III. 1i3. 2ei 40i and e5I Broad
i25th-s.. and -lS West l2Jfn
St Chambers and West 23dst- ferries York: 1888
nd SEQ Flton-rt 9s Broadway. Brooklyn l22 Rtverst
IoboLsr and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels 'nd resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE wool market here maintains a
steady tone but general business IL moderate Fleece
quoted steady and good lines are main
tarlng former Australian wool is strong par
ficuiary choicest The following the quota
tons f1r leading descriptions Ohio ard Pennsyvania
neeces-X above PC. Xxx. &c. Xxx and above -
d.l7ine 2Sd2ar. No corbing 2eG3oc No do 2slaOc
Michigan. Wisconsin. etc.--X Michigan 2lq22ci 10
fiiiofs 2sc. No Illinois cOmning &c dealne
Nic1.saa 2sG27-. Unwashed medium, etc-ksntueky and
Indiara L.-blood conbng 20Geic, --hood, q ere
Wssorrs .-blooH couhnE 2oc. braid comblnE isHlsc
AXE and Georgia 100 2oc Texas wools-sprns medium
30 moi l-afsr secured iOd42c spring fine IL MOI 10
or secured 42645c spring medium 90 70 mol. loo
Ia secured 3sd SOC; spring hne % % MOI. l4nl9c
.rofrAa 4sqs2r Territory " Jos--N1ntana hne medium
ana hne i4a i6c. secured. 4ac stap.e 4lF+Sc. Utal
T-,r,ine etc fne medium and fine i3dl5c. secured
sfaSie 4Ta4sc Australian. secured hasis-C0nbng
ssrs-rrs TOa72c. good. s5dssc; average. 62fs5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Ian 1.-THE limited supply Of cattle receive
to-day caused strong feeling and nany 1o.s 49,, 80
sdaces ~ a5e over weeks prices Inc onerhes
e~ .e~ nor quality however and sales were largey
a, low range Fancy cattle 81 e0qs6 10; choce stees
s. 5d So $ medium steers 81 oQS5 10 beef steers Stu
g. Is: bulls e 50GS4 %: and heifers - So9 -
Western red s. 15Q<5 So Texas steers IS Vfst
calves 90 75GS7 10 There fairly animated denaan
r hogs fro- packsrs but the supply was TOO arge ana
nrices ruled about lower average ar 70 ..'.
81 6fyTS 81 70 packing lots 81 43Hs3 % nix ~ 81
e. = butchers s. 40dS3 20 light So 4ogS3 90 pigs ss9
Sa 90 The run sheep well taken az STEADY prces
eanFs 81 iOGS4 60. chiefly 81 5OqS4 20 keceps
-Catts 300 mead. hogs, "a 900, sheep 1900.
East Buffalo jar. 17-Recepts Of sale and through
carrie sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
ended a. noon today Cattle y cars sheep ana
lambs 3 cara hogs y shpments-catte %
ca-s. sheep and lambs 20 cars hogs. 10 cars Cattle
There were no sale cattle. and moderate number or
through shipments. The feeling was steady Calves
we're In fair demand Yesterdays closing prices Choie
~ extra were quotabe s. 50q$ ~ good 20 choice SIC
e. 90 Sheen and ambs-The offerings were p loads
nlv one of which fresh receipts The demand was
little better and prices ruled &c higher, there being
more sales the outside figure than yesterday Lanps
oce 70 extra quotable IS 0GS5 20 good 20 choice
81 75qS5 fair 70 good. 81 5oaS4 - sheep choice 20
extra 81 25dSa 40 good choice S4as4 . Hogs-Ihe
rrket orened rather slow with 10 loads fresh sale and
"a loads left over quotable 50 81. medium
- 75qss SO Workers G59s2 75 with light az 90 90
pigs 81 5OGs3 roughs 81 i0Ts3 90 81 4Oas2 90
The bulk offerings sold at the close, and the
market about steady.
Cincinnati Jan. iT.-H1gs 81 lOQS3 TO cattle
steady g 50GS4 81. sheep dull 81 25gs3 20 Lambs Gun
SASS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS 1899

good S 81 sa & s0Ssf So , ssss'
Essy quoted nne white sSc. nne yellow. s5c0si
spot s4 5cSsii s. sac. ' 70 arrive rive 200 ~
sSs 50 ssesis %: nediinss ,isssis city feed sise
' es "a 1sS2n9y sn s SIG clinical oil, s24 'SSs2s
-son' shipment, ' vas ,st n odsy: wheat
tire session osns &c @ S. se soe e e
selling around 7Sc for NAV but liquidation developing
While much Of The wheat offered for sale from local
sustained long accounts had become tired ans we eon
srns the advssoy Of reducing their lines Next the
Important bear factor Of day II had dscouraslns
holders. ~h Bos ends o1, wheat and s big
hammer the market pesstenty with the idea Of
less affected likewise BY the Russian news opened and
Paris markets. seio point, below the prsvo. nst
nas On passsge was also quoted 20 81 lower while
growing estrict coupled with satisfactory condition.
ported BUSHELS G abe sSov 's dsy s, Ts .
theoresioai requ,r.Hens The bulk Of dis Wheat as
sold wheat early in M. day. Increases BUYERS
cash property toward the close stimulated by more
here at oupors There S has AZ BEEN s90us on a 2ss
wheat shipments are .ob., TAR tns ~esE ShGuss
s week The interior movement FAR has lost 100 900
but being preceded by snow parts Of the winter
M Mhso Se lost 'ssn influence as bur factor today
and three mills after several weeks shutdown for re-
wheat oadre out or export on,p5ss II csS
wheat ahoat. were as follows No . red. 79Ac NJ
l. Northern Duluth. 7SAc spot: No Northern Duluth
I7%e spot; No Northern Sew-York 7s&c spot; No
naro Manitooo Sosc 70 arrive. .CO RN-LQudaton
vas qute an important feature In this market again
cay ana prices declined easily IN sympathy with wheat
having te or no support Of helpful character
except moderate trade the close amounting
to 40 loads all ports. There a decline Nd AZ
Liverpool another large dsappont-
ing eesrances and very small outside trade Final
aoat oATs-The was duii market t for ost:
both here and at the West with ruling
we; No oats closed 33Ac: No g. 83kc: No . white
so aSsss 10 SANE track mixed. 3sessc track
quiet No Western s4z @s5c o y afoat; No I West
ern: Si4c, o afoat State rye. enc. Z New-York
track New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Jan. II. 3.45 D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steady 10 ? red Western winter. s. 24sd. No red
Sortherr spring Sc. Corn-spot quiet. American mixed
oh b 1OAd. futures quiet January, IS iod March,
~ sud NAV IS Cd FlOur-St. Louis fancy winter
steady - % Hops London Pacihc Coast dull,
"a lO-45 iOs Beef steady. India Cos prime
mes. sos Pork steady. prime mess. hne Western. oOs
rrrne mess medium Western. AS Sd Hams-Short cut
4. ~ IA N, Bacon--umb erland cut. - 70
Al N steady ass short rh 20 to - 10 dull. 2ss 81
long clear mlddles light. % % - 10 dull zIs Cd long
clear mddes heavy 20 As n. dull rs short clear
backs 10 10 IS n dull Is clear bellies u 70 ~ 10:
dun s5s shoulders-Sguare. IL TO Il 70. nrm 25s Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; SPOT cotton
goo business doing sales 1000 bales speculation ana
ex2or 1000 American receipts. n 600; Amer
az $4,000. middng upland sid Futures opened 9u,et
iers nights prices csbsec steady net unchahsr
% esd advance. January. 304i1b; January teoruary
SD4hb February March 5O5s; March-ApTil 5oos; April
Nay. 3.0Ts. Aay-June g. Osb: June-July 309hs July
AaFast lOv August-septsmber Si011s; septem6er-lc
ober 3.iis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BID; November s en-
esT 3iihs Manchester-Yarns quiet. Cloths-'rn~f'
A. low limits
q the being for single which were qtin
a. about 50 27i. Morphine ruled steady. with buk
quoted al AZ 05GS2 Is Cufnne steady. with fair o.
nsnc az prices Foreign bulk 9no,-a az &c
nc domestic 2i424c. Anise. 81 55m$l 20, bes
49, prime 50 2pQs2 80 csssa. 81 l0@Sl ~ nuDeb ~
r. lemon prime 9Oc0sl o5i low grade eo1''e lemon
ss-s native 81 l0uSl -. -
rlovR AND MEAL-The market had wess.I III 1''s a.,
We and In some INSTANCES b0l0c lower 70 sell LIE
as henyiness in wheat Spring patents qeotea - 80
4 "a winter st-aghts. So toqs3 so winter p,nasT
- oltt4 spring clearz 1898 30: extra No. VIM
Al s@SeS extrs No 2 winter 81 7Ons2 80 no s,pYr
" Sssl IA. - arrive buckwnsat hour -