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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January o. 1890.
cOrF.F-Frn coffee this morning STEADY ieei-
,r Was developed although opening call showed no
better than unchanged prices support coming chey from
BRAZILIAN markets warehouse deliveries IN TINS coun
ana steady spot department A. no time during ule
session was the future active sales or can Ne
limited 10 Two lots October 6o5c. by noon only ao
bags had been sold for the entire session only 80
taca with the market finally quiet az mel unchahsru
prices brazilian markets encouraging cables re
nort.ng nrmness a. both RIO and Santos. with prices
s5nevha higher former market and Unchanged az
sartos Receipts at and santos t33 opo oagsl were
claimed 70 be no because of the previous DAY
having been a holiday when there were only 500 oaEs
received iavre opened quiet. but fairly steady al
.-ane advance but lost later Hamburg was ou
ans showed partial loss % 2. pfennlg Ter Inc cay
tinted states deliveries Of 1900 bags were called
Large Tor the day the weeks total ot sS pass
co-,-s-ss with 100 the previous week and III go a
year ago Taking the situation by and near theIe war
but little 70 either class 81 traders and business
fr the day from disposition l. close out faher
thar 10 open dealings and then 10 take ne" Ne
OF situation Spot brazilian coffee Was qulet. but
steady al prices. No RIO sac iof nNh.r
lots 7isc FOR 'oobins parcels Bahia cahed reeen
f0- the last being 700 bags. shipments H. v
stock 1000 January . the steamer Iaorhina
stesner Baiuca cleared santos with 3lCN bags the
steamer Rea cleared the day from Bahia with 800
tags Brazilian receipts for the week were l~'SO hafs
against $4,000 last 10000 the previous
r. cao,ed reduction Of l32d IN the rate q exchange
which IS $3.50.
ne range OF contract the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

,fr.TArS-It wac lively day IN the metal market
F,on start 10 finish were In circulation
90 h,vsrs AZ times demorazed ny the remark
ri srrong showing OF the market generally despite
- cent heavy scored While lin ed IN the
~ "a d., the res; the list showed grenteT
Sse ~ ,pathetic hrnness than has been noted tlhc
nv "a movement .naugurated The further I'M
e .s,enf was attributed heretofore TO ouish r.
pr, 49, n~,nary points and strong cable news The
49, prevailed the dose that tho end was h9t
lulpTeoason - startling deNel
yrt 81 ~ store several conservative parties were OF
p'".,or ,hat the advance had been Overcome cohsii-
tne 49,, causes and that reaction OF no mean oInrt
efns .bnr,lv looked for Al the close the Me'a1 ~
might lie S No ron warrants Arm. with spot quoted
cithsc -op,er closed strong, spot ana JaluhIy puo
- noin "a md sis Is asked Tin a. tne close ~eo
cd 30 :" ,gn.r with spot quoted vi DID Ahn ~ ~
strong and s.o N bid s2i asked Lead closes hrmer
ark t - and January quoted 90 go as 49,. e. ss
win sp. a.. - co.e was hrner with spot quoted -
spel sEed. January and Fepriiafy 80 :" al III 80,
bid - 80 onion reported eoppr hfi 49,.
sskss -" futures TO-. TN nrn, Pc r. ,,s ,o~
to' l. TT,e quotations for soft spahla" 'e"o " 80 49,
"a "a az shelter IA IS % IT.. r.rsrsi nhase, OF the
MoIAsst-o 49, ,,urh the those noted ourshs
market tVass - last week Buyers were IN wv n' 49,
the aittr la size lots OF inc
for ~. =, which very iEn, a. ,-.sv hn, sellers
TUE ,asars few and far between. ass ain favor
found indicated that sentiment a.nsr.Iy
s1 e, 30 The staple syrups were s1''
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rr-poprAx pRoDrcr MARKET

Liverpool, Jan. Q. 345 ,. m.--Exchsnge-Whes'-
easy No red winter Sc 81: No red Northern
spring. ss nd corn-Spot American mixed new sesdy
l0d do old quiet. 3s I'D. futures steady: Januar,
Is l0sst: March "a nj. May. 81 SD Fiour-st Louis
fancy winter steady S. Hops AZ London Pacific cos.O
DUH iOsftJ los. Beef dun. extra India ness tsos
prime mess COS Pork dull prime One Western. 20
prime mess medium Western, as 3D. bams-shorf cut
IA 20 10 ~ steady 35s. Bacon-Cumberand cut. y To
30 10 easy oss Cd abort rib % 10 - 10 dull ze long
clear middes light; 3J to - No. dull. Us 81 long clear
mcdes heavy 40 ~ 10 dun. Us. short clear backs
IL Is n dull. 2ss. clear leles; ~ 20 10 10 cu sts
ghoulaerS-Square u to IL ~ dull IN 81 LArd-Prins
western steady. 2ss 3D. Cheese firm. American fnest
white and coi0red. SOS Talow-Prime city nrn, 22< 81
f-ot,on<eer o-LiverroO refined nrm. i5r 81 Turp~n-
tlre--splrits strong 33s R0srCommon steady, r. 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

American Receipts. 10000 bales ineudns 10 200 Assr
can. Futures opened steady with moderate demand
steady the advance; American ri5dne
January. 5sia3 Sad. sellers January ann rem
rlary 5-s& az SGD sellers. February and Narcn.
ee4a3 7s.d. value; March and APRIL 31-s4es $40;
buyers; April MAY s-tt03 s6fd buyers: May ana
June o-osG3 i0-64d buyers; June and July, 3 iooep
ii64d buyers: July and August. IL Si1J l2-ot puJ
Angus. ard September i2Sti. buyers. september
October i2stG2 i3sd. seliers; October and No
yeber. l264d3 1880. value; November and Deem
fo-S413 l3-eSd. buyers
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sTRAw-Buyers manage 10 yet piece out thelr wann
regardless OF the moderate receipts Prices continue hr
without strong intmaon Of advance We quo,-'
Fancy long rye SOC per 100 10 good prime 42rg45c
other 3OG35c The receipts OF hay and straw IN TONS
reported Produce Exchange al noon TO-DAY were
BY Railroad, 40; Erie 100: pennsylvania
GO. Delaware Iackawanna and Western. IO West SHORE
i90 Leh,gh VALLEY 100: Ontario and Western 10. Cen
trail OF New-Jersey 10; total. go tons Receipts oil
straw to-day 30 tons.
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:on,rae, prices II the local mark., to-day

a. - Nouon closed nrIn with quotations i-iGc higher
fae a. basis c. c. for riderg upland and G.c for
r.sn..s CUFF a. compared with . 5-iGc and . lCc
dsit~-slity last year. sales ~ 100 bales FOR
trisS, on contract. Spot oottrr Southern markets
.rcSs,HE quoted wcs reported by wire 70 the local
yarce" ss follows Mobile steady, 3-iec lice ad-
vsnee s@,es loo bales Savannah steady 5<c nc ad-
vsncs ,1ies l2s bales Charleston steady SIC, nc ad-
lovss wilmington frm. SIC; Norfolk rrm. she lice
sdvsnee sssss oi5 bales Baltimore nominal sac. nc
ca ~. augusta steady 1916 LEO advance. sales
'ae'; g. Louis arm. s7-iec. i-ieo advance: sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

cOTToN-Tns cotton trade much gratihed today
sss END prospects for continued sctyiIy blowing
.rursaay Freays and saturday advance coz,
ston more active general than In many weeks for
esq., a,9cna me opening .ne peaI 49, n,-
c. en,rs ~ longs 70 "nfk pr4c's mgr. ~ ,,t,
on succeeded increasing their obligations wltn'ut
app'eas. reiar1nE upward course OF the market
o'eag gradually increased the smaller shorts becoming
lFlfnt1 ard this demand. together with eX,enslle
advanced roosv nun1Ser - buying ofiers also put in
az appaFancs ,om foreign ard Southern sources and
eaaeo no' i'ls the bette feeling al arouno ne
Dor, tss- ss'ns.i nae oty kCD ys, b,nEed up by
s,o,. r,, .e~s we 6u. ~, - o,sros,t s,ireny
cloth markets comnisinfs - bad roads throughout
South reports tina, D! rters had inauguracd move
msnt NE purpose % whi's 70 bring about uniion
hea forecast for cold rss from Texas 70 the Atlantic
.oatl 2no estimates FOR another email movement
N e, the ports and inferior towns further strengthened
%. position q the ongs a number Of whom had shown
opposition % take the profits Ia sight rather tnah n1
e.nily would be in immediate futnrs
s net rise % sGio points May solo at sv arc
- Ssoc as against 56oc and 'Ioc respectively '
f,se cables that advance in futures al Lay.
p.g vas directly due 70 scare OF shorts prougn. =.
- importers senv4er. abroad was generaly sala 10
favorable 70 =. staple than at any iims sIn.s n
n.n an aggressive pocy on anything ke encours ,sss
recs rom ms country among the soutnerIa S,.sns
at.nS IN effect effort being made 70 DIE
about Congress % eadinx cotton producers Of South
Tor special ,rpoe a. o-rvlrg a. some agreement by
n 81, Us ee' acreage would be mat 'raliy
.I.es a. follows h.- subject Apparently the south
sshnng 70 realize that rs salvation from man. ,,
$3.50 embraces .Ae necessity u cur1alng the co''
sssse T. point which will ensure the real 1at'on oy
pre- fof Ae poegs wha t snA er % to-
- reached Ga o0 bales with indications pointing !,
80 y Is weiknown fact that total port stocks are
wsic n s0ia part OF cotton g"n sessarouase ocean
me range q prices IT local nark., to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10


Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies-spot cotton
good business doing sales 4oao bales speculation and
can, eo,ooo: middins upland. 3isd Futures opened
1905 n nsys advance snaafy
sou oe5 U
Juy,Augus Siiab; Ausust-Sep,enber la ssps Nm
venher-Decenlber 312sb Neutrality-suspicious. quiet but
steady cloths moderate demand 20 favor winter
straghts. for which buyers willing to pay old prices
Tss ssy n s4. ens dull and
S Sas patents s. sas ,pfns
No winter g ssass extra 10 win,sr g aG0s3 ~
no sT'ai ids gnosa 80
ssessy c9 Quoted 10 K ianc g 2sSs2 % as 70
BAG Quoted En- WHIT 0s' .b m4s ye brs
bulk tc arrive and spot si 25asi4 So sacks arrive
GR, no. s' s4 asaslt S ddinqs sssss y feed
sl5asis So hominy chop sic; OiiIneaL s24 Soas25
wheat to-day accomplished practically without AID
f0m pgS ss apesa ee to the bull
nent s snouldering local circles Foreign houses ap
P psp and cables s cash Tsnsh
% S@s S e on wi" this .as Offerings very light
except when The market reached &c in csseo and - the
strength Of foreign news after last weeks
events did fee inclined 70 oppose sdyaneing
shipments OF only 55 bushels about half TIE total
extent the disappointment elt a, an
Of $4,000 bushels in The y'oe suppl T1 sss
Anticipated The gain Of almost million bushels IN
crease The English visible supply however. decreased
g5s 500 bushels Worlds shipments were 7Ii2coo
$40 900 bushels last year United States furnished
abou; 90 per last weeks shipments II was re
bushels had increased for the $4,000 bushels The
sof 9s wssa 70 Il S Sa eE
i50 600 bushels The interior started the week
win an s22 coo bushels while cearances are
about 10000 bushels larger mostly IN The shape o.
iG.d higher. Paris wheat $40 points up and -four
export business was slow in coming 70 the surface nut
was understood at me cgse ~" SsnneSta so
sn ssa,ns IS sss 900 bushes year ago The
bushels against 463 900 bushels last The stock
90 ba.hs. and 30 Northern increased PSF 700 bushels
The aggregate OF these grades vas ll4t0O0 bushels
TSc,r : o. h. aaoat basis were: No Northern Duluth
79Sr spot. No Northern Duluth 77Tsc spot: No red
i've I've coRN1A little OF the ois-,ine buying spirit
was manifested in to-day and the msrke; gained
sqesian4 TnqeT ,nn beow be ~n p fS me dat
u he from the West was OF buliish nature
again and prospects ~ stormy weather while accom-
panied nv extreme cold. produced anxiety the
movement There OF H. 800 900 bushels in
export demand former closing aed higher In
f sb shS9 ss cas- We Wesrs " s5 G7es
amounted 70 5.as2cOo bushels which million
on passsse Is, 10000 bushels The visible supply
total o"5 900 bushels against 3s5lsooo bushels
oentrse; stocks decreased 36I2 bushels No corn
closed 43s@t4c for new and ola 600 .oATs-The visible
with ii772oOo bushels last year The weeks
ii22 500 bushels against g. ssa 900 bushels last year
increased for the week 700 bushels The
81 No oats acr's ss S0e bushels bush. ~ 10 oas closed
81 track mixed 80 434sc track. white. $50
No white clips soc n YB--M Market firm 10 2
2 track New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
,,vpppooI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan o p mcotonspo' gSSd ou' tss
o. 2es. rood middlins 3 5-i6d niddling, Sad, 10"
mddng 2I5-lod good ordinary 24d ordinary v %;
Th ss.s OF The day were ~ 600 bales. or which fuO
we're Tor speculation and export and Included iaSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Jan aFlour quiet, receipts 3 80 Dds sp,s
strasas 81 ca4 - nmsa Ge' =, 99. Sa. per I bag
s2gs2 % Dol Corn firm Teeep -s rcai,fs ~ rs
bush fancy 81. TS7sac; Nos and 3, 3sa3Glse Mill
s s1d 5e slsa9y Red e Dog a"af 81 - NoTthsIg
2iIa22c. western 2iisc: imitation l5gl5c: ladies, i4g
i 49, ''''''' ''@1'' '''''''''' =, ,.. ,.
Buffalo. Jan. e-spring wheat-Dsmand Ign. but
holders arm No / hard. soisc, No Northern; &c
Winter nominal No RED ~ 40 90 No = ysl
low SsiaC, 10 3 corn. ssisa3ss.c 10 corn, 50 90
SS "a 'u White 5asi c Barley strong and held
higher fancy. 5sa5sc choice 19g5e mta'@ M o-a 'S
ss S aai' Rse aomnay Sic IN store FOR Flour rm
and sa' 5r sds es ts P. s e ca- ' spfa $
81 So low grades spring g. 75g:2 patent winter 81 sg
* 50ass 10 low winter. 81 25as2 TO- graham best
chicago Jan e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Ssea 10 2 7c gss49s Hf3.' T OK ''''s ~
Corn No2:
H ss@sa' -1,::: s7sos e.. sssss:s; T. #:
w H''' 40 q s7.esIs eIso::55s Ely r. :: %"
, a5 %s' ''' isss~ is4 SO ss:
Lard. per 100 10.
M59 ' ''.'. 80 90 6e5 SsIi'
short ribs per 100 70:
S M51 ....." so2, 5o7s. 497's 500
spring wheat e5sgc.e No sPIns " ls e t Sse
70 dsIs g7e. 40 white 20. a5ol4c " white ssa.
G2a7,c 10 rye 5lisc. NJ barley sa'2c. No aeN-
S si y 81 per- 91 50 1 9S s %s s
$ 80 short ribs sides loase = ,o No sxed 81 IS
ass whlskey dsters finished gg7as psr se - ne s
butter market was easy. creamery l4Q2Oc. dares liz
ai6c Eggs dull fresh -Sg24e. Cheese steady cream
cincinnati Jan. e-Flou- quiet fancy. 2-o5Gs3 20.
family s. 400s2 80. Wheat hrmer No red &c .oon
se 40 y %H sead SS 60 57c Butte s-
9 On, 1beese~Good 10 prime ONO nat lOsqlc.
milwaukee Jan o--waeat firm; No Northern. Is s9
&C. &C, 30 sr1oer ~ = 81 isa52e sample 4Sa5ie
Minneapolis Jan. 9-Wheat strong January. bsc Nay.
oss gssis on track No HARD 90 No N9rtnsss'
,lr s9ss anaary 75a5ee Corn steady Nc mixed
January Old ats d new t05s o. o sa 1ats 2 ~
mxed clipped saaSsc Flour aqe,,. bar 1rm winter
sup = !: Sass 80 do :,rasSt S5e>a 81 Vest
eTn winter 2oqsa 81 do s.rssh' 81 tSssa eo 90
sas. s, s q SS: M i sD5'P Patent 81 $
"a o5qs M 10 straight 50 5eq$a 20; DO patent 50 sogs4
rye tour quiet at 81 10 per a 91 ' ar s2ass 10 per 100 n
sor new as % quality Butter dull and ic lover iaHcy
creamery 2c DO grin'S q assS a. sSstbwss,eTn
aoc Cheese frm Receptsflolr 300 bbls ECO sass
Sbipmen,s~whea 300 bush. corn. 1850" bush oats
HOO bush.
8, rou,, Jan s-Flour unchanged. Wheat strong
IsnrarT ic May i-glAe aEc July = 10 L. Mgner'
. n,v,sr No red cash 70. January. nc NAY
se9a7Se. juy. 6s. gesHse No hard 8. - So
- AL January 5iso. May $3.50 asked oats
Gntons STEADY shade better spot nisner' 40
"a . White 3Oi-c Bran--Du east track sacked. .5g
10 Butter weak creamery i>q-2ci dairy fFlec
Eggs lower. lie a.. NJ,
Toledo Jan 9-vhcat higher. No = cash hlsc. nay ,
~ corn active easy: No : mixed 800 oats duii
.tv Va mixed 2sc Rye quiet. No 2 53Hc Clover
sd active lower: prime March Old s. 20 new - o''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
NAVAL STORES.

r,orrr "a advance was made In spirits the feeling
sav vas quite firm and fair volume OF business
was accomplished Advices from southern narke's "rs
sns-av sncDvragtnZ and lent further support 70 tne
focsl n-nness The close was very steady Kosln was
cts. nut nomnay steady. following spirits closing du
49, vas inactive and featureless Quotations tollow'
TAR-Regulsrs. 81 rs; oil, bbs. - 70
SPIRITS TI-RPESTINE- 3lzc . - =. A. -
pOsfN-Common 10 good strained 81 40; p - 20; Z,
81 so O. 81 55, II. 81 63; ~ ~ n - o. '' o. 90
\ 81 10. " q, s. 20; " ". 81 10
STOCK.
Rosn 81 bhis
Spirits tIrpertile.
Tar '''ff''''' 49,
Charleston Jan e-Turpentine Arm. 42isc. Resin firm
unchanged
Savannah Jan a-spirtts turpentine arm i5'se sa,es
l3l hhs. 302 Rosn hrm ana uhr'a"seD' s3''
4i5 bhls. receipts. 3.3la-
Wilmington. Jan. e-Sprts turpentine- Noihng l3lhE
pricas Unbalanced. receipts 90 casks. Ro'ln ntn
81 o2i4 receipts. $40 bills Crude turpentns auie e. ~
and SO 30 receipts IS bbls Tar steady. ~ u" receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

loo bales: Galveston steady se-iec i-isc advance
sales. eOl bales; New-Orleans 1-1Go
vance sales 5000 Bales Memphis nrn 5ssc sales. $500
bales.
The export movement thus far this season
follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
Total to-day 2sGO2 3i12i
Thus far this
Total since Sept. l...,. . 40S346 496.3Js 16l5 6sl
Receipts at NewOrleans tomorrow officially esti
mated TO be 1900 10 1900 hsie against II 922 actual
last week and 3o.t0I bales las; year To noTrovs
ceptt at Houston estimated 100 bales
against Is 95 bales COS bales last
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day.
pared with the cay last week and last year.
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WHITE STAH LINE.

WHITE STAE LINE.
a. NEW YORK-oUEENsTOwN-Lr
Majestic jan u noon Britannia. Feb noon
Cyn,rtc Tu Jani1.g 30 m Maiesc Feb noon
oiernsnic Jan - noon S'er nlan.e FEB - noon
saloon rates on Cymrsc. $50 up Germanc. Brrannie,
gao IN Majestic Teuonc SIS Up; Second Cabin. $500
Dwsrds. Third Class 6 mrc Germanic and Britannia
SIS So on Majestic and Teutonc. s27 80 Revenue aS
additional -.
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No IS North River. Ofire Broadway. N. T.
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Tae ..aisileal posltIon .. Eel CSC 6 as to0vs

Ri,-Co~ee rarke, Nrrn No Rio s$i75. Exchange.
$500 Receipts 1i0NO bags Cleared for the United
sates bass Cleared Europe 1000 bags Stock
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CT\ARD LINE.
ERENCH LINE.
uOLY LAND. EUROPE. ETC.

- carks Parties leave Feb for Nile and Palestine.
per : s. Alier dirsc; Egypt Europe n.ontny Clars
Shore Excursions IN connection with :. : 'AtGJsTE
TIe-roRIA' Jan % ORIENTAL CRUISE. Passengers
s"'u'' s'''- r c CLARK III way, y Y.
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MANMEDlTesaANEAN SERVICE

tNoRTH-GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LLOYD. LINE
steamers from Nsw-York
TO Glbrnltar. Naples and Genoa
+Travs Jan. a. II AN 'F Bismarck Feb. II. II N
TX VIM U..Jan. =. II a NJ Tins Feb. Is. II An
taller. 80. Feb. T. IL AN. fsaale Mich 4. II AN.
Also steamers for Alexandra, Egypt. on Feb T. and
March
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen, Lon
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBJRG-AMERIcAN
OELRIcHS 4 CO.. Agents. Line,
BOWLING CIR. y. \. 81 BROADWAY. ~ !.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

- From New York Wednesdays FRIDAYS and sstnrtays
FOR TEXAs GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 all
ronfs IN Texas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico.
&c Georgia Florida. s. Delightful Excursions.
U-,e Tor cur G0-page Pocket Guide mailed free
r n MALLORY & CO cen Asts Pier d. T. r., y 7.
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Ocean GteGmers.

NURTH GEEG1MM llOWWe
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN
Lain. .Tu. Jan. "a 10 AN Lain. ru.. FEB 81 10 Al
Saae IT,. Jan. 81. 10 AN. Trsye. Tu.. ~ b. 10 AN
OELRICHS S CO. BOWLING GREEN
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,rae. prices IN the local market to-day

Fo-er CoNee Markets San.os-Conee market nrm.
GOOD santos 1880 Receipts o. bags Stock
So 600 bag Hamcurg-C'cNee market opened = pig
lover ~ 2 80 p m ae; unchanged 4 pig decline.
Sales coo bags. Hsyre-Cofee market opened quiet a.
\ franc advance Al l. m. franc lower. At p
barely steady. unchanged. Closed = franc net lower
"a! sales
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TMOS. COOK & SON.

26i AND !. 225 BROADWAY. y. T..
Issue LETTERS Of CREDIT and CIRCULAR NOTES
available at all ports call % the s AiGlSTE VIC
TORIA which will also he accepted 4 payment board
by Cooke Agent during the cruise 70 the Orient.
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pED u LINE.
~ Epr la Cuayra Cabello. Curacao ans MAT
u~-.la fsraea0--Calling also al Porto RICO
e~' From Roberts Pier Brooklyn. a.
q -. =. saturday Jan IA 2. ~
{ ! PHILADELPHIA. ...,. SATURDAY Jan -. =, ~.
These steamers have superior accommodations '0' p"'
sehssis BOILTON. BLISS & pAr.LErr
General Managers. 1875 Front 81
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old DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ For Old Polnt Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News
Petersburg Portsmouth. Primers Point. ficnmond VT,
~snla Reach Va and Washington. d c. freight ana
messenger steamers sail from pier o. North River every
weekday except Saturday a, +. NJ. and Saturday Al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
PHILIPPINE CONGRESS.
+. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF FOREIGNERS.
tBy telegraph to vsrginian-pilot.

lar 10y i eiGSTIp1 10 NTSlnlQn- Pll0t.)
Manila, Sept. S.-6:5O p. ma Fill
pino, who has arrived here from Tarlac.
says ;ui extraordinary session of the
Revolutionary Congress took place at
a'arlac August .2ith. Aguinaldo pre-.
sided and chose Mabipi as president of
the Supreme Court and Gonaaga as AT.
torney General. They both represent
the most conservative and temperate
element
Mabini, who recently resigned the
foreign secretaryship. is The ablest man
connected with the revolution. Con.
zaga was president of the last peace
commission.
The proceedings of the congress dis
proved the report that Aguinaldo had
declared hmselfe dictator.
~ decree has been issued by the Fill
ipinos compelling the registration of all
foreigners In Filipino territory. Tho
chinese, who are q large fraction of
the population, are considered foreign,
ers, including those born In the phil
ippine islands. Applications must he
made on stamped paper which figures
largely In all the business OF the in
Surrectionary government. This seems
TO be largely a scheme to tax China.
men.
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BRYAN HoNoRED.
VISIT TO NEVADA OBSERVED AS
A HOLIDAY.
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(By Telegraph to -Pilot.>
Carson. New. Sept. S.-This has been
general holiday throughout Western
Nevada, all business being suspended
in honor of the visit OF Hon. w. j..
Bryan. All the mines were closed down
Tor the day, and Virginia City sent / 600
Underground workers to the mass meet :
ing held here to-day in Capitol Square.
MIR. Bryan was brought over from
Lake Tahoe In n coach drawn hy six
horses and escorted by the leading
Democrats and Siiverites of Nevada.
He arrived late in the afternoon and
went at once to address the open-air
meeting at which 1000 people were
present He was received with tre-
mendous enthusiasm, the conclusion OF
every sentence being emphasized nv
great applause I'd
Mr.. Bryan spoke for more than an
hour, devoting himself principally to
the question OF expansion.
There is no need OF my talking to
you, upon the money question" no said
everyone knows that Nevada is All
right for silver"
He repeated the arguments aeains,
expansion made in Ills San francisco
speech, declaring against what he pro-
nonnced a triplicate of evils-expan-
SION imperialism and militarism."
Mr.. Bryan left for the East on this
evenings train, being accompanied to
the depot by practically the entire pop-
uia ton of Carson, who cheered him I'M
III me train carried him out of sight