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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-28

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Mrs Paul Newman is sick.
w. Howe is over from Ripley
A. Lewis is here from St. Louis.
Prof, G. w, Stevens is in El Reno.
Ed Emberson is here from Purcell.
John L. Barwick is down from Wi
chita.
Rev. W, A. Humphrey is back from
Perkins.
S. q. Zolter, of St. Louis, Is in the
city.
! Fred whitten, of Perry, is at the
| Okla.
R. L. Parnell is at the Okla from
| New York.
Rev. M. o. Billings is back from
Perkins.
Horace Speed went to Ponca City
yesterday.
John Scothorn went to Newkirk
yesterday.
L. K McGufin, of saltwater, is at
the Capital.
j. M. Schoenheit was in Oklahoma
City today.
Mrs. o. D. Halsell returned today to
Oklahoma City. lEBN
D. McKinstry returned to Perry yes:
t rday evening.
Rev. ]. L. Parker returned y, ster-
day from Perkir S.
S. Tharp of Arkansas City, was at
the CSpital today.
j. S. Graham and wife are registered
at the Royal from iowa.
F. F. and II. C. Baggerly are guests
at the Royal from Chicago.
s. S. Kingan and j. H. Wright, of
Dallas, are at the Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Filson have re-
turned from Oklahoma City.
W. H. Coyle and son John returned
yesterday from Oklahama City.
E. F. Shinn, the loan broker, re-
turned yesterday from Saltwater.
]. II. Clark, representing a Kansas
Mrs. ]. McLain left yesterday for
Butte, Montana, for a two months
) visit.
j. W. Hainline, Oklahoma agent for
the Swift packing company, is at the
Royal.
]. ]. Barry sells farm implements
and is stopping at the Royal from Kan
sas City.
Mrs. w. Fl. Upton has returned to
Arkansas City after visit to Guthrie
friends.
Miss Georgia Oldham returned yes
terday from an extended visit with
her sister in Pawuee.
Lieutenant Ned NJ. Green of the 25th
Infantry left last night for Fort Sam
Houston, his new pest.
Will Danvers, the all-rouud good
fellow and one of the best drummers
on the road, is registered at the'Royal.
Payne county farmers will please
take warning. E. e. Brown Tom w.
, Phillips, frank Shellabarger and W.
o. Kennedy left today for Perkins.
Probate Judge Foster went to Null
, hall yesterday and inspected farm.
He also bought a bull which has q
pedigree as long as the moral code,
Lee Cooter, territorial salesman for
the Rideuhour- Baker Grocery Co., OF
, Kansas City, expects his mother and
sister shortly in Guthrie to pay him 3
visit.
. Miss DonA Osborn who uoeon ao.1r
day resident of Perry, but now OF
Guthrie, spent Sunday in the city. the
guest of the Misses Stcphens.-Perry
| Enterprise Times.
{ John Rlnehart, chief deputy sheriff
will leave in few days for Evansvill le
Okla, to spend his vaca tion. John
will have privat consult alton with
Probate Judge Foster before ne leaves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-28

In letter to Manager Wilson OF the
Royal, Mrs. Reppeto says she will
start today on five days cruise ol
Inc lake,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-28

Miss Emma Turner, who was the
guest Of Miss Nellie Kysar, returned
to her home in Saltwater today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-28
Stop Right Here

If you are bilious and get h bottle of
Eagle Nerve and Liver Pills The
eagle Drug Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
An Heiress to General Wood.

Havana, March 30-Mrs Wood, wife
of the governor general, gave birth to a
10-pound girl yesterday. Mother and
child are doing we'll. The records of
Havana do not show the birth here of
any other governor generals child.
Under the Spanish regime the wife of a
governor general, when expecting to be
& mother, invariably left for Spain that
the child might be born there. The Dis
cussion said of the event: We wish all
happiness to the governor general, to his
wife and to the Cuban little girl, who,
we hope, will be a fervent partisan of the
independence of her native country.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Denied Themselves Necessaries of Life

Providence, March 30.-Thomas Be-
cock, as years of age, was found dead at
noon Thursday on the floor of the base
ment at SO Bowen street, where he lived
and his wife, Mary, 73, was found in a
critical condition on her bed and died
Thursday night Medical Examiner
Palmer says Bocock died from want and
exposure, and that Mrs. Boeock, when
found, was suffering from the same
causes. The couple are reported to have
had considerable money in the bank, but
would not use it to purchase the neces-
SariaS of life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Rum Rules Church end State

Providence, March 30.-Yesterday af-
ternoon's session of the New England
conference was the temperance ami
versary. Rev. Charles A. Crane, D. D.,
of Boston gave the address on Rum, the
American King" He said: This king
rules church and state; taxation in his
favor is q greater burden than all other
put together. Laws are enacted and
nulIifed at will and Sabbath observance
overridden. The corrupt influence of the
saloon perneates all society, muzzles
the pulpit and controls our municipal
government
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Criminal Law Not Violated.

New York, March 30.-The grand jury
has abandoned it's investigation into the
alleged wrecking OF the Third Avenue
Railroad company, Assistant District
Attorney Unger having advised that
body to discontinue the inquiry because
there was nothing'to show the violation
of any criminal law. The expert ac-
countants who were employed by Re-
ceiver Grant to look into the books of
the company stated that they had found
nothing irregular in the books
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02

The Vermont EXPERIMENT station
has in press bulletin seventy six, a
thirty two page illustrated bulletin
on the forest tent caterpillar. 1t will
Re issued in about week. 1t gives a
description of the insect, and gives no
easy method, no means of complete
eradication when once thoroughly es
tablished, but points out how 1ndivi-
dua!s or communities may check the
ravages to con siderable degree, and
materially better the situation.
Bulletin seventy seven on analyses
of commercial fertilizers is likewise in
press. 1t contains analyses of forty
fertilizers, those of over 100 brands for
five years past, discussion of values,
selection etc. It ought to prove help
full to the buyer of this class of goods.
Either or both of these bulletins will
be sert without charge to any Vermont
address on application. If the appli-
cant desires to receive all future issues
of station bulletins and reports with
out charge and without further notice,
he should ask in addition that his
name be placed on the station mailing
list. A postal card stating desires,
addressed, Experiment Station, Bur-
ingtop, VT is sufficient.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
The UBIQUITOUS Auu;naido

Takoma. Wash. March 30.-Captain
Conrad of the transport Garonne. from
Manila, reports that Aguinaldo &C
cordfng to reports current there, is able
to visit Manila in disguise almost as often
as he wishes. How this is accomplished
no one seems to know, but it is known
positively that he attended a grand
masked ball at Manila on New Years
night. and has been seen there several
times since. He is heard from occa-
sionally, as being first in one place and
then in another
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
TO PAY 81 $50, 900.
Portugal Is Thus Ordered by
Swiss Tribunal of Arbitra ton.

Berne March 5o.-The tribunal of ar
bitra ton yesterday announced the long
awaited award in the Delagoa Bay rail-
road case
Portugal is condemned to pay to the
United States and England the sum of
Is 314, 900 francs, equal to about Sc, 0OO, OOO
With interest at percent since 1899, the
total will be about $4,650, 900, in addition
to $780, 900 paid on account in 1890. This
makes the total cost to Portugal 81, $780,,
OOO
The following is the text of the de-
cision: 1.-The Portuguese government,
as the defending party, is condemned to
pay to the government of the United
States and to Great Britain, the claim
ants, altogether, in addition to the $140,
900 paid on account in 1890, the sum Of
1854 900 francs in legal Swiss money,
with simple interest on this sum at the
rate of . percent per annum from June
%, 1889, up to the date of payment OF
said sum.
''This sum, after deducting of what is
necessary to defray the cost of arbi-
tration falling on the claimants, and in
addition to the balance of $40, 900 paid
on account in $780, shall be employed in
the payment of bondholders and other
creditors, if there is need, of the Delagoa
Bay Railroad company, according to
their 81 anding.
1.-The claimants will draw up a scale
of dist .ibution for this purpose. The
Porting 1ese government will have to,pay
into the hands of the government of the
United States the sum which, according
to said scale, shall accrue to McMurdo,
represe 1ted by said government in its
quality of bond-holding creditor of the
first anti second degrees. 1t will pay the
surplus to the government of Great
Britain for the benefit of all others hav-
ing rights.
1.-The cost of arbitration, according to
a scale to be drawn UP in accordance
with clause 3, of the arbitration com
promise, will Be borne in equal parts by
the three parties to the suit, that is to
say, a third part to each of them.
IAN Authentic copy of the present
award will be delivered through the in
termediary of the Swiss federal council
to each of the three parties to thecase.
The award is unanimous
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Can't Show In Smoky CITY.

Pittsburg, March 20.-Mrs. Langtry,
who is booked to appear at the Alvin
theatre in this city next Monday week,
will not be permitted to produce her play,
1.-The Degenerates. This was decided
by Mayor Diehl, who received numerous
protests against the production of the
play, on the ground that it is immoral.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Anti Pool Room Bill Passed.

Albany, March 30.-The Sanders bill
which will effectually close up the pool
rooms, was passed in the assem- bly, yes
terday without debate by a vote of 7e
ayes to II nays.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Strike Fund Distributed

Quincy, Mass, March 30.-The granite
cutters received two weeks strike pay
at the union headquarters Thursday,
about $4,000 being dispensed to the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

S the sS 6e si 1q aa ne
ti9p in its entirety changed to speak Of The
local IDEAS At the close the Metal Exchange called pig
iron warrants dull lake copper unchanged at SIG 30: tin
asked The brokers' price for lead was 81 T2s for
Moi.AssEs AND sYRtrPs-Demand for medium grade
mosses WAS rather more eoVs ana a9e m @
T9aoe e nIrheT eh nofaons oog S 0am
Ss85!fnss fail Esd 2Psss
ao9 92Ssc gs o29 gs6 l aS fa ql4c
06:EH% FRRIGHTS~n the market for sail tonnage
there was stesy inquiry for Vessels for yerous trades
Steamers in moderate demand Tor the grain trade.
In other departments there steady inquiry for ton
e neinaI. RTisto 2S 9d Hui
Rottsrdam ole: Amsterdam &C. cotton to Liverpool per
OIS-Continued depression noted in cotonseed oil
Yellow being oe.ed at 81 o with recent saIes Feported
at 35c for January nseed oil was firm and unchanged
eum bbs So 90 and in bulk 81 %: Philadelphia Pbs
teodorized naphtha Si 25. ...... coTT0NsEED OH
off yeoT nominal bueT grades Sassc prime
white 8Sc: prime winter yellow, $7g3sc: city lnseed
65c; Western lnseed oil quoted &c lower: lard
s market @ assa in Of RaE e
firm Hogs we're &c & but With there was good de
ket feature Of the local market was reported sale
Ghicago Friday were p 600 receipts IN
terror points Yesterday 1900 .PORKSteady: quoted:
family sl2 5Oasl3 packet. $1Gsl2 mess sci
QS23. BEEF HAMS-Quiet; quoted: $21 5OdS22.
DRESSED HOGS-F1rm; quoted Bacons, enc; $50 10,
6Ac; 100 n. 6Ac; pigs sac. CUT MEATS-Plckled
bellies steady; quoted: Smoking bellies; 6%q7c; 10 N.
sac y ~ &C. IA ~ SIC picked shoulders dull; quoted:
greens, s%99c: city greens. s!kq9c. -. TALON
Firm quoted SO 224; city lard steady; quoted 50 10;
refined ard steady quoted South America SO IS; Con
RSn % g. Rea kegs s. 3d. Arm quoted
Oleo. 15sc: city lard stearine 7c nominal
HECTIC volume Of business domestic staple
not large, while that in foreign sorts Insignificant
well sustained Quotations follow: Domestic
low fair 2 q4%c; fair good 4%G5c; prime choice
5sa1Ssc; head 544g61zc; Patna, 4Rg4Hc; Japan, an
4sc; Java 4hQ4&c; Rangoon in bond. 29219c.
SIGAR-The refined article continues the dull firm
condition. Though there few orders evidence
to-day the undercurrent
favorable to the market Quotations follow: Domnos.
540c cut loaf and crushed $3.50; cubes 53Oc powdered
and coarse powdered. 5.25c; xxx powdered. 5.30c;
standard graduated graduated 8. 15c coarse
graduated and extra fine granuated 530c confectoner
graduated 64Oc; ID cartons, n bags cartons and
ID bags OF fine graduated, 52Jc: mould A.,
mond A. l5c; confectioners' A 1880; Nos l. 2 and r.
4sOc No 4 I5c No 5. 47Oc: No. 465c: No Z 6oc;
Nos r. 3D. H. 10 and 16. The raw sugar market
was hrm as TO tone. but Quotations the
close unchanged for Centrifugal
l5-l6c for mu9coVadO and ll-l6c
Buyers were bidding the above figures sellers held
aoof IN view OF the small supplies in com
parativey light nearby The London news
was not specially encouraging. sugar was ouet
with prices barely maintained: months still rated
Us I12d Cane sugar was steady. with light and
prices unchanged Java Sd and fair re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl January 25 1900
Ing 10 cars for siaughteegs and for the market No
ported light e a dav eeg wes Feesd ssaqy on
at steady prices Liverpool cables quoted refrigerator
and AGO quarters OF beef the Liverpool market
shipments I to- morrow. 20 sheen to Barbados.
Feeling nIIn and the limited offerings promptly sold
BatnyaTd calves nominal City dressed veal rm
al 9al2ec per NJ country dressed sallc little
5ssay at 09se dressed 0aFnyord and fed calves
per lg9 NJ i do 9s 10 at Sc So % do 81 h. at SIS 75
s Sanders: 10 veals, 1l0 b. at 81 SO; p do. 81 ~
Newton Co: veas 100 n. at 81 80; do. 12o N.
SHEEP AND hAMBsR s tG 80 & st 1s carr. or
ara head INCLUDING IL y cars for the marker which
light uSP Ia st Jersey sctTs .nd
IoG higher the pens were quickly cleared. Common
choice lambs at So 5Oa$7 22 Is ons at at
at saa9c country dressed winter lambs at $sGs7 So
4, s. u o5 g. sS 81 90
% do s. n at s7 o. do, 90 So So ii yeariings
at 81 30; DO 1917 6 at 81 i ID at 90 u do 81 H.
CO Ns~t at 4: Go 5 ia ohio DO a g 81 81 %
a. at 49, Ss IS do sh 90 lis 81 At 81 49, 90 Ohio do 50
% 70 a. IS 50; q Ohio sheer. s. ~ a, Sc 30
y Ps sanG!Is a she sep, 90 n at s. s7s
% w S5a'e a daGs 81 81 g a 500
~ cars for sale The latter not put on the market
dressed hogs steady. 4sdeio per ID for heavy to
ho Sales Judd CO. Yesterday. lss Western
S. rousha $50 ~ at S. stays 7o n hogS s'
II Hollis: date yesterday 10 state hogs lac NJ
,2S y H. HUME .l Bro date Yesterday IL hogs
q, :, Sanders; date yesterday State hogs. POS n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

1900 -. -. Sew-YoFk. January % 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-The market for marrow beans has
ruled firm but rather quiet figures are
orally asked for strictly choice very arm
at 81 20; holders also ask that ngure for medium
little higher and firm; II would be difficult 10 buv
strictly choice lots at the below 81 30 Other
State beans held about the previously quoted
Green and Scotch peas steady: We quote: Beans
1895 choice bush. 81 25qS2 go do 1899 choice
50 %; do medium choice 81 1714G$2 90 do pea State
ana Michigan bss g 20 DO bags g 1892 l7 do red
81 80: yellow choice 50 49, do black turtle soup
choice 50: DO lima. California. SO 45QS3 6O imported
Giants. 81 Gcg$2 So imported medium pea 81 900$2
peas bags 81 259s1 27s: do Scotch bags 81 III
Qsl 30.
BUTTER-Buyers took hold fairly to-day and Their,
steady market for fresh table grades creamery
out quite promptly, and there reduction in
previous accumuaons No interest speak OF in stor
and values almost nominal Imitation
creamery s quiet and there is dull heavy mar
for nearly all grades OF factory The stock az
these has been accommodating late lower prices
are being named in the effort widen the demand
sells slowly We quote: Creamery Western extras per
~ 25c; do rsts 23Q24c do thirds 10 seconds 2i23c
creamery state extras 24aG25c: do nrsts. 23q24c: do
thirds seconds 2G221c: creamery June fancy 2ac.
do held prime 22q221ac; do held common 10 fair POO
21hc; State dairy half hrn fresh fancy 24c DO
tubs hrns. prime. 22s423c do common good 10
2oc; do lower grades, lsdl9c Western factory fresh
extras I9c do rsts lT14Glsc thirds TO seconds III
al7c do held finest i7dt1sc do lower grades i8gl7c:
rolls fresh. choice iSkMlge; do common 10 nrime Ie6
isc: renovated butter. 1sQ22c. 80
CHEESE-There is continued good demand from both
home trade dealers and latter Glars Of buy
afternoon making the purchases OF the day close 10
1900 boxes this morning There is considerable look
Ing around but holders inclined 20 be little nrTner In
their viewT nne grades Not much new busness re-
ported yet though there inquiry FOR
priced cheese which becoming snarce ana rnoSi
anything showing value and obtsinabs from 10hGiii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
NAVAL STORES.

The general market quiet but firm and prices I'M
changed Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 So do oil bbls 50 sOGS3 30
RosiN0Common to good strained, 81 62!sa$1 e55 e,
NJ 81 80; N SO; G. So co. w w. 81 TO-
Rosn, Dds "a
Tar bbls. l9t'
Charleston Jan. 25.-Turpentine market firm, SOC.
Rosin firm unchanged. 49,
savannah Jan 25spirits urPentine firm at 10 5 bgs
Rosin firm; receipts 1,196 bbls sales 6e63 bills: ex-
ports, Z 235 bbs Quoted A, B, and D. 81 2gSl so
E 81 3O6SI 35; F. 3JdS1 40 81 as H. 81 -; !,
81 90; X, 81; NJ, 81 %; y, 81 65; G. So 10; W w
So c..
Wilmington. Jan. 25-spirits turpentine firm 5lg3lic
receipts, 25 receipts, 400 bills
Crude turpenne steady unchanged receipts % bbls.
Tar steady. 81 30 receipts. 437 bhls
London, Jan. 25-Turpentine-Sp 39s 2l2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
ceipts the ports ana Interior points to-day COM
with the day last week and last wear:

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
good demand sales. 1900 bales: speculation export
100 bales American 10000 bales receipts
american: 1900 bales; middling upland, Ard Futures
steady AZ CAD net advance January ABS Janu-
February, 29s February-MRr 25s; Marcf-ApriI
4.2ib: Apri-May. AIS: May-June. slab; June-Ju,y
41i'zb; July-August 4O9b; August-September 4 O3b:
Sep enberOctober, 1856; dob No
vember-December 346v. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cloths
quiat but steady.
FLOUR AND MEAL-MIlers claim that as cost OF
allow the concessions which buyers Demanding Trade
therefore yesterday quiet featureiess bu
with the market very steady and closing Arm In sym
pafhy wiz wheat Spring patents SO 75GS4: winter
Etraight 50 Qs3 80: winter patents So 50@$3 spring
clears q s5qS3; No winter 70aS2 50: extra
No winter 81 J0gs2 e5 grade. SIS per arrive
.--.--. BJCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quie Quoted: S2dS2 IL
- fancy. 50 30qS3 80 ..CORNMEAI>-Steady Quoted
Kiln dried. u 1892 %. brand. BAGMFAI-
QUE: Quoted: Fine white and yellow $4,000 coarse
1905 .FEEI)-EsFieT. Quoted Spring bran, SPOT
sf@sl7 20; sacks 20 arrive. 200 ~ Sl7asI7 Is rse
winter bran. Si7dS1S 90 latter white; niddnRs SfGT
nseni. s2e 20 ~ F' F'' 49, Oh
cRAIS-WHEAT-Th wheat market yesfsrdsv Voc
nl2erZi ~ active and generally firm. closing Va c ne,
hi2lTr Local traders started with bearsb sent
merit and sold short quite freely during FIRST half hour
w iaile1 10 maize impression market owing
% trinness abroad and cold wave winter wheat
Shtes several times subsequently during the session
Eeg mace attempts hammer prices down 10 noint
where they might with profit or al Isss, with
10 sf but invariably found good support on every
Deck which prevented decline bel5w the closing &C.
fh oi The DAY before. Consequently IN the sfteYnoo
e was more or less covering particularly near he close
BON here and AT Chicago one Of the features Of cabs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York, foot OF Chambers-S
follows, and i've minutes earlier from West 23d-st
900 a. M.-Vestbuled Express daily for BinEhamton
waverly. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p. M Paror 20 Buffalo
2:OO Il. M-Vestbued limited-Fast daily Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. Chicago
Dining Car
7,8O p M.-Buntlo and Cleveland vestibuled Expres.
daily Arrives Buffalo 1905 A. M Bradford 10 A M
jamestown 700 a. NJ. Youngstown 1921 A M CIeve-
land 49, p NJ SleeperE to Buffalo and Cleveland CafS
Library Car.
0t1S Il. M.-Daily solid train Binghamton Waveriv
Elmra and Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago and
Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TTNICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMODATlONS at III. ll3 26i lOl 05T Broad
l27 Bowery 1855 East l2Shst. and 2I3 l25h-
st., Chambers and Vest 23d-st. ferries. NewYorS ass
and see Fulton-st eS Broadway. Brooklyn:
Hoboken. Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage from hotels resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 25.-Cosins Wheat spot, firm; No
IS Cd; No Northern spring IS I'D Corn-spot firm
SID; steady; January, IS SD; February IS
SID: March. IS Cd. Peas-Canadian, IS Sd. Flour-St
Louis fancy winter. dull IS Hops at London Pacific
COAST dull 80 1Os@f4 Beef steady extra India mess
sos prime 73s Cd. Pork steady; prime West
ern Sos 3D. Hams-short cut. "a 10 lG NJ steady 45s
'2S 30 No. 32s Cd; shore
rib, IS TO % 10. dull Cd; long middles light
30 81 N. dull 34s long clear mlddles heavy 81
~ dull 33s Cd: backs 10 Is n. dull.
32s Cd; clear bellies "A to 1G 10. easy sos Shoulders
Square. u u N dull. 32s Sd. Lard steady prime
Western in terces 30s Sd American refined in pals BPS
F1sese rDeTican anas Iybta KS Cd 4merira1
finest coored firm. SOS Tallow strong; prime city
CT London, 27s Cd Cottonseed oil-Hul
refined. February-April steady, 21s Sd Tu-pentine-
Spirits firm 40s Rosin--Common firm, As 3d. Petroleum
-Reined Tesd. L!nseed oil. 24s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January %, 1900.
COFFEE-Speculaton n mod
crate The general market developed increased weakness
market opened steady unchanged prices oe
c.iEe o. points cables while Of somewhat eonctng
purport and generally higher. satisfactory nor
Favorable enough hold the market against the dispos
tion qudate long Against the firm feature
Of small receipts Rio and Santos the weak feature
smaller deliveries in the United States
There local covering which prevented ma
teriai decline The market. following the opening call
rather quiet within Of 10 points the
entire session Sales the call 5000 bags up to II m
entire session. 1900 bags, with
the market finally steady prices points lower
points higher. having rallied late in the day a
squirt Spot Brazilian coffee quiet and
prices unchanged, the basis of sac for No Rio
and SIC jobbing parcels We quote: No
S Brazil SIC: No 4 sac, No e. SSsc, and No B. 97sc
Santos "a steamer Asiatc Prince $4,000
The rarge prices in the local market to-day