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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

METALs-Tin and spelter scored important advances
RsI s TO sssSe :ab Tas from ms
da SAIGON with 'H de@sad at 'G the
the Close he Metal na E.es chant IN es es
m rm wb sSs 81 lake IKE copper unchanged at se 81
S Sn ana ~ g DS 50 aaf 8 asked sps'er % with
81 52 ana for sPslier s D'''' '0' 'sA' was
s fas in net as esss
ss ts i fR1TS gSod scasse
Re@ a2asse i7@iSc faT isSi f4?
s06% RIR sSs' m ssy q, s go
ed with TIL, good general demand with rates gen
tonnage was in good With rates. strong and as
grain boats were quoted 9da5s 1c5ad Quotations to
ID; Leth AID Huh 4d Newcssi Glasgow I'D Bristol
Hamburg % pigs: Rotterdam. 7laasc Amsterdam RIO
oiLSIon strong news from Southern points cotton
offered heher' prices and demand m
active Lnseed oil was quiet and firm former prices
.gosum bbls So 90 bulk Is Philade pha bis
d Pr6 sd,,. nsP PHI 81 coTToNsEED OIL
Sse; of summer yellow nominal butter grades ssessse
e.d A Mn ' ia prime s ner tye9% SG city
@ band lara gsc OH 5c nseed OIL quoted &c under
rSo1s strong gndeFone P5svsed
advance IN hogs. there good demand for lard from
Rps at Chicago to ss' h m%ih an Sr s o
estimated for Tuesday A. all Interior points arrivals
week Our market closed firm With The West and about
family sisGsi$ co. short clear siI 75asis IS
BEEF-Firm; quoted: Mess. $l0qslo 60: family.
sil@slS packet $40 Sogsl2 extra India s90as22
DRESSED HoGs-Quie; quoted: Bacons. sac: $50 H.
bellies firm quoted: Smoking bellies. 7Ac 10 10 Oj1q
quiet: quoted &C. Picked hams firm quoted ois9lOAc;
TALIOw-Firm; city. SIC; country. bNq6ssc....
LARD-Firm; quoted. 6S5c City frm; quoted 6B5c
lard firm quoted South America, B zoe: Conti-
rsn Ss B Weltsr kegs s comg99ns P antssS
quoted: Oleo. 6Ac; city lard stesrine. e4q7c.
RIcE-Busness did start very extensive
scale yesterday both country and city orders calling
for comparatively email amounts OF medium grade do
mestic staple But in the market weaker
holding steady full former prices Quotations
Domestic common To low, fair. 2is 4-c to good
AZ Csc; prime TO choice Ds sc: 5S36isc; Pana
bond 2q21kc.
sUGAR-New business in slowly to-day in the
refined sugar market. Considerable staple ordered
out on OLD orders however particularly the opening
The market was unchanged general phases, ruling
firm IN tone Quotations follow: 545c. loaf
and crushed DOC: cubes $3.50; powdered and
powdered b gee HAxX powdered 5s5c; standard gran
ulated ana nns granuated 20e granuated and
extra hne granulated 535c; confectionery graduated
o4oc. 10 caItons 10 bags 10 cartons and ID bsgs
OF fne grana.ated $500 mould A. 645e; diamond A.
o 2oei eohtecuoners n DC: Nos and 3, 4S5c No T.
: soc; No o. TOO No O. Zoe No Z 4,e5c: No s 1900:
No Loo no ~ 4oc; No II, 4.15c; Nos IL, 13 a. Is
and 10. 4.4oc' The raw market verg axa al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
fG' 5s.9ss ssss rsss LIS LIS l5 5ss5s

Gsp es; s
S opsnss Ssss . sss ?saE
barely steady 2 o494A s.d ne, decline Febas
April May. 4siS MayrJuns me- 2e6: JaneJpy. sa1S::
oa. NoSs% p5
peesmbeT., s.eo,sb Msnohestsr-Yarns move slowly.
ou GI'f as6 s. s GS @s amount of bpsnes. trans
$ ssass winter stfaishts IS 4Ssss pat
Mini: s'ss s ssssi &
s4 sss ssss. s5iS ! sS.s
as TO brand BAG MAIggn quoted n1ne white
spas bran f spot SSsi arrive
s ga,5s n sSsss is homny
w III Ta seo sceons Of yesterdays wheat
st to bull s who hen. the
u1ed on Tay,ng the market during the day. owing 70
ne The 'ss ana
effect sat and rsn fallen the
wheat belt since Saturday giving the plant protection
TsatheG which extends over portion Of the belt
to say but the trade accepted conditions
making ersOrts toward an ADVANCE which otherwise
STOCKS for the Week Of M e S1ses proved n to be
9 S as large as expected and the corn market dd its
session. but weather seemed predomnnte
ncss Gradually sold off until May reached where
eIpool started out 3@Ad higher. but lost its i'm
kets closed 2oas5 points below SATURDAY antwerp
being taken in that market to prevent any spread Of
the plague from ARGENTINA strict quarantine all
only half dozen loads at the seaboard Trading in
speculative active during the session.
with which mingled a little foreign trade while the
latter also sold at Chicago and ST Louis Northwest
Sd @ o a TSe with aS y ss
l9o.5oO bush. Milers taking cash wheat in fair
was very hour The Ota i' Visible e supply p
With bush last The total soch Of
wheat New York amounted to 97e 900 BUSH com
PES. 200 and the of No red lost 2O4 100
bush. Quotations OF cash wheat b ahoat basis
red NEWPORT Il 1sc store: No hard Duluth s1isc
prompt nominal; No hard Manitoba 81 lsc prompt No
79isc prompt; No Northern NewoYork 7sNc prompt;
No No, Northern n Chicago 6G prompt No Northen pn
tention Of bull operators in the up
again yesterday on hImer cable and renewal OF
close Of last week their
time. but along in the afternoon estimates $50
the strength of prices and decline took place which
receipts were undoubtedly large sdyices from receiving
houses did indicate country acceptances had
liberal in to bids sent out Saturday re-
ported OF 3oc Transportation rates in Nebraska
was expected TO stimulate the movement OF
amount on passage decreased 100000 bush ex-
port business die not reach 20 loads all
pared With Is 5Ssooo bush YEAR ago TSis repre-
scented increase of $1,000 bush for the week but
mere was decrease OF $500 bush in the local stock
OF No corn and decrease of 204 700 bush the
stocks at Se%York No corn closed 4ohc for both
The cash trade at this point fairly
ia0e operations small Visible supply Increased
45iUo push: there was an increase Of 2.4o0 bush in
the local stock of No oats. 125 800
2se No oats se No White BE No wSe sosse
track mixed 2s5293oc: track white. S0h@34c: No
&C afoat: No western 811tc { o snoat: State
rye. 56c. New-York. lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-The market for Brazil coffee futures opened
Irrn al an advance 5G20 points and maintained the
improvement throughout the forenoon good and
ersl demand good part from spot traders
bought chiefly February contracts for the sake OF
and finding market Tor spot
supplies poorly of available invoices Foreign buy
ing active feature OF the forenoon; OUTSIDE
speculation active, and by IL m. sales
had reached q bags including 1850 bags the
opening foreign helped the forenoon ad
Havre improving Y franc, Hamburg partially
= higher; Rio 15 higher, and Santos 200 refs
higher. Santos together reported receipts of
only 20 bags Warehouse deliveries in the United
were reached $3.50 bags In the
afternoon the showed considerable irregulary
and reactionary tendency The close steady at
net advance Of Is points The worlds visible sup
ply on February 1851. 757 bags this being de-
crease January Of 474. 1876 bags. about
pected. Cleared Rio February g. steamer Button 1900
bags; Victoria February Bellanoch,
1900 bags. New-York. bark Timardra, with
s1e0 hags Santos. Spot Brazilian coffee in active
demand very steady We quote: No S. ssc; No Z,
sStc: No G. SAC and No 8. csc
The prices in the local market to-day
WIGS a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 5Cotton steady; middi,ns sG; low
exports 1294S bales; 10 the Continent OSS
bales; coastwlse 1892 bales sales 93l bales stock ls
35S bales. GU -.
Baltimore Feb nominal; middling. SIC; low
uddng 3-l6c good ordinary 3-l6c; gross receipts
bales; exports cOastwse 1O0 bales stock l92Ss
bales 80 -.
savannah Feb. Cotton easier middling. 1S-lSe;
low middllng, The good ordinary &C. receipts 30
exports 4579 bales; sales III bales
stock. 127 OBS bales.
Nev-OrIeans Feb. Cotton quiet; middling- Sc low
mddng 7%c; good ordinary I S,l6e; receipts loS''
bal bales; stock. 4O6.61O ba-es-
Memphis. Feb. Cotton firm; middling. 1tsc; low
mddng Tesc; good ordinary. FAC; net receipts so
bales; gross bales shipments 5262 bales sales
$500 bales stock los. $40 bales.
mddling. 916c good ordinary. l6c net receipts
bales; gross shipments 2525 bales; sales
les: bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 5-Closng-wheat- firm; No
California. 6s idG6s 4Iad; No red Western winter. 5s
lid: No l Northern spring. 6s Id. Corn-Spot hrm
American mixed. IS sd; American mixed. old. IS
Skd steady February, Is Td; March, Is Tasd
May Is Sgd. Peas-Canadian. 5s sad FloqT-St Louis
fancy winter az 30. Hops at Dondon-Pacihc Coast
firm e IOsdf4 Beef dull extra India mess. sos prime
mess. T2s Cd. Pork firm; prime Western. 56s 3D.
Racon firm: Cumberland cut. 2S 80 ID BIS Cd;
RIB a4s: long clear mIddles light 30 TO 80 10
25s long mddes heavy. 50 40 10. AS Cd;
backs 10 IS 10 3ss Cd clear bellies IA Is 10
ShouIders-Squa-e. IL IA n, firm 32s Cd.
prime In tierces sos 3D. American refined.
pals 22s Cd. Butter-Fnest and good United States
nominal Cheese American finest white 57s: Ameri-
can finest coored. Sos. Taow firm; prime city. 2ss
Australian in London. 27s % Cotonseed oil-Hun
strong Ais Rosn-Common firm. is nd. Linseei oil
PAS n. Petroeurn-R Refined. TSsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 5-Cattle-Fary active generally about
l0c lower Texas &c lower; about steady:
butchers stock and Gamers steady lower Feed
ers steady Good to choice SIS 25S8 lO poor to medium
81 2DlS4 90; good choice 81 4oas4 4O hefers
81 1884 20: 50 20aS2 90: bulls 50 6OGYs4 0
calves, 81 60dSS 49, fed Texas beeves S4dS5 10
Active 2sq5c higher top 81 90 good clearance mixed
and butchers "a d5dS4 % good choice heavy
ass 9o rough, heavy 81 65dS4 75 light 81 coast s7ik
bulk OF sales 81 s0Gs4 90 sheep-Market weak to loo
lower. Native wethers 81 bOdsh 81: lambs S5Gs7 TX.
Western wethers, 81 40d$5 %: Western lambs sGGs7
Reeeipts-Catte $4,000 head; hogs rs head sheep
"a 600 head. NF'
Cincinnati, Feb. 5-Hogs active 81 1oGs4 o. Cattle
STEADY. $1,000 % Sheep steady. SO 5OQ$5 %. Lambs
East Liberty. 5-Cattle fair; extra IS 5oasb "a.
m - 2aa 30 90 common So 2oGs3 SO Hogs
HS0 60 common G3GS4: choice lambs i5$T %. com
mon 10 good, SodSI 10, veal calves Sass
East Bu1alo. Feb o.-Receips OF sale and through cat
ue sheen ana hogs up 10 as follows.
Catue 2Vt cars: sheep and lambs 81 cars: hogs IFS
cars Shipments Cattle. 30 sheen and Iambs az
cars hogs 10 cars CatteOfferngs loads ana fair
demand for the desirable grades butcher cattle ana
port steers Light handy butcher steers were rly lOc
ger ana choice Tat cows and heifeR I09l5c higher
10 best smooth fat export cattle IS G0HS5 as export bs
- 4ons CO. good to choice. 100 1900 N butcher steers
- Duds0 y; good 20 best 900 m butcher steers
" 40ka 10 good TO hest fat bulls Sts4 80. feeder hus
- o ~ ~ GOOD 10 best fat heifers 2SGS5, fair n
y. heitsrs ~ SonS4 40 tat good best 81 $50
ad aus oO stoekers choice quality to
suO 10 average ~ 2st ~; TO GOOD 40 81 son
81 stock bulls 50 50asa fancy yearnEs AZ e5efs3 20
calves gooI color stock 40 500 N 81 2baSl So DO
& 20 S 20 Jersey stockers 81 25ds2 II
Htpck heieIs 90 feeders. good extra SIaS4
common TO 5000 81 501s4 stable fed cows 50 saasa:
tfssh cows cnoice to extra bag s5sdsen rood 10
AAAnAA'' anfihsers. good TO extra SssnS50; COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-York foot % CHAMBERS st.
as follows and nVe minutes earlier
esoo A. M.-Nestibuled Express daily Binghamtor,
Waverly, Emirs. Buffalo Bradford Arrive F5,rgao 4
p. Nj. Parior car to Buffalo
ZOo ~ h-Nestihuled limited-Fast daily solid
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 80 NJ ChicaxN
p a. sieep~rs 10 Chicago Cleveland CincInnstL
TiSo r. M-Bufr. 10 Cleveland vestibuied Express
jamestown t'vO a NJ. Youngstown 1927 \ N.
land l2;So T A. Sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland
Library Car.
Dti5 n. M.-Daily train for BinShamon Waverix
Elmira and CncagO. 10 Buffalo Chicago and
Cincinnati. Dining Car.
FJNICKETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
CoMMODATIONS az III, tlS 2G1, 4OI 95T RtOad-
way, l2I BoweTy l56 East leShsL. and 273
ST. Shsmoers and West sSd-st ferries New-York; $50
and SEQ kuiton-st 9S Broadway BROOKLYN i22 Rver-ss
HcooSen. and Jersey City Station. NewYork Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FUR THE "E5I.
Leave York South Ferry CShitehan TermnaD, and
foot OF Liberty street.
'Daily Except sunday. SSundayn
CHICAGO, s4so H. Liberty street only) $50
m. si2 10 right
PITTsRURG. .iso a. m Liberty stree, eny,. .o.x
m. 'l2. night.
cINCINNAri ST LOUIS. 1000 a n .s.0S m.
si2. 10 night.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. $500. 1000 Diner)
sl1,S0 Dinerl. t1.0O p. m. (Diner). sISO Diner)
% tRoya Limited exclusively Pullman Trais Diner
ami Cafe. (Dinerl 1888 (DinerD ard an 10
X. y m,
All trains Illuminated Pntsch fJrht
Oriees: lie 26l, asa i2sa Broadway - Untor q,
W.. l2T Bowery n. X $40 Fulton st BROOKLYN: whiSs
hall Terminal I'D Liberty Baggage ehscked fror.
hotel or reHidencs dsstipation-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 5. p. Neutrality-suspicious. demand;
prices hardening American mdding, p SD The sales
the day 10000 bales of which 900 were ror
speculation and export, and included $500 American
Receipts 600 bales including 700 American Futures
opened easy barely steady the decne
American middling. C. February Al 64q4 AZ DAD
buyers: February March IS 64Q4 3e6id sellers;
April 80 644 sc 64d buyers; April and May
31-64d buyers; May and June 964d buyers June and
July ~ buyers; July August % 64G4 66+d
sellers: August and September 2O64d buyers Septem-
Der and October 4 64@4 selers October and
November. . 64d sellers; November and December.
2 CO-G4G3 81 cid buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
Proposals.
pRoPOsALs WILL BE received at the Post

PROPOSALS WILL BE received at the Post
- Office Department city of Washington
until O'Clock o. m 1900 on the route here
matter described Bidders invited to submit pro
posas said route under five
years and also for ten years. which shall
the November 1900 The right Is reserved to
a bids SCHEDULE-Route
From San Francisco. California Sydney New south
Wales Australia: touching at Honolulu. Apa or some
port in the Samoan Islands be by
General. and Auckland, New Zealand
three weeks seventeen times in
seco Time 81 Bond witt
containing a description
OF the route bidders blank forms OF
proposals with accompanying bonds obtained OF the
Superintendent Of Foreign Mails Post Department
AFT 2, 1900 CHARLES EMORY SMITH
Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

mon and moor cows sf51s25 and springers comoI
good s22aSso calves choice TO extra s. ISgss "a
choice IS 5c6x5 IS; fair TO good segSI neaVs
cali siT}4 Sheep and ianbs-The offerings
liberal n fresh loads The present conditn
OF the sheen and lamb been known Ia
forty years Lambs. choice to extra g. 25qsI w. g
TO choice xTaS7 Is fair good, S6pS6 20; ysai..ss
choice 10 extra So 25Gs6 80: good choice
mixed sheep s5Gs5 50 wethers. IS 50qso cus ~, ,1g
81 q Hovs-Demand wa active on basis OF - .r4
IS Is pigs IS 20: heavy S. l2hGs5 IS mixed - log
s. 1915 Workers generally roughs 81 bOnst ~
stays So 5Oas4. Workers &c higher than the open
ing he being Is 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
WEST StiORE,R.R,

.feins leave Franklin St. Station. ". Y. folow2
snn 10 m later from foot OF w. +ed St:
i@t4o L. NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. for Detroit
a., Chicago and st. Louis Dining Car
,SSaaoo = NJ, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited
iStVO r. NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Exp-esx
'omo r NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
,rDaiy, Except Sunday
Ille- stables at principal hoteis and Offices baggage
heshsd from residence by westcott's FxpresA
:. u LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

e.12 A 355 p NJ. Daily. except Sunday to Pitts
field. Sundays only at 8 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
iu minated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 113 26i, AIS 1915 Broadway =
Union So W.. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West I25th 81
l25th l3Sth ST stations New York; sSS ana Ted
Fulton and lO4 Broadway r. H.. BROOKLYN
Telephone $3.50 Corandf' for New York Central cab
Service. baggage checked rom hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company
GEORGE III. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

toEIoN-Ihe cotton market showed some Indications
q NaNering. and was Irregular. Prices en-
- lrsl can Were unchanged to points higher There
~ tateI advance OF to points pretty good buying
cJhslaeraba@ part OF which foreign
oesie the net decline Of 2iz which occurred
81 Later the market broke active
ms ana oy noon prices showed of 10
Iots decline started
ing by houses with counerttons yrhscb
taken signify satisfaction prevailing figures Inc
new with the natural inference
proceed upon large scale There were severa nrivafe
dispatches stating that big acreage was Concentrated
Although the movement Of large n made no
particular impression the market; explanation being
thai recent heavy purchases by exporters now on
conservative partly owing 10 private cables stating
there growing disposition England to await the
outcome Of General Buffers further movements The
points higher The New-Oreans Times-Democrat' sums
Up the situation as follows; THE cotton market in
thoroughly healthy position FOR Operators
n futures are exceedingly cautious country
disposed Of its holdings Of spot TO
Money is ven easy at ali important that
is conceivable reason why the should be
sole after the most scientific fashion. Then
o. the authorfos are beginning to give very different
EieT Of the POSITION Cables that Mr.. Ellison has
animated that with crop Of 95Ooooo bales the visible
supply September ! viii; be only 100000 baes as
aEains, 2G0ao0 bales last year. What happen
Of bales) should
BE- vindcsted by the actual resut?'
The Of prices to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

day closing buyers, but sellers on the basis OF
7-I6c centrifugal &c for so muscavado
molasses he foreign market
about sugar in London
nrm but very quiet. Prices Unchanged the
has or lis for fair renn
Beet sugar was quiet with prices barely mant aimed;
both months quoted Us Dad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady: No
spring wheat 64hQ66sc No red. Goa roc; No 2 corn
white. 26c: No white. 25A9261Ac; No 2 rye. sac;
No barley. 37hQ44c; No 1 haxseed, 81 50; NO
Northwestern 81 90: prime timothy seed So i5 clover
per 100 ~ IS s7AGs6 short ribs sides GoOse So 1895:
dry shoulders (boxed s. 1895 short clear sides
(ooxed) 50 9ogs6: whiskey, distllers finished goods
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
steady; l9Q4c; dairtes l9g22c Eggs
Cincinnati, Feb. 5Flour steady fancy ~ lV9S5 .;
family. 81 4GQ$2 20. Wheat firm; No red I31fe Corn
steady; No. mixed, 49, se Oats dull No mixed 2S.g
25Ixc. quiet No 2 Gle. Lard firm; bulk meats firm
S4 STA Bacon firm SO 90. whiskey active, 81 231s
Butter Sugar firm, refined, "a T5S6 o. Eggs
wpeaher. lower lie Cheese steady, good to prime Onio
Milwaukee. Feb. 5.-wheat &c lower No. North
ern, erie; No Northern. 65G6ec Rye steady; No l.
55Ac. Barley hrmer; No 2, 4ee: sample 3o'sg46e- ~,
Northern. February, e4%c May 65c: July. 66Age6sse
on track. No ! hard. 68Ac: No 1 Northern GAN; No
0 s2S Flour q q s sss % s 5 s. e.
Gs2 10; second clears. 81 10 Bran UNCHANGED c...
Philadelphia. Feb: 5Wheat unchanged. contract
grade IIS2s Sos9 steady Oats h m ds
demand No white clipped. 81 a32c; No do 9G3012c;
No mixed clipped. 29929lec Flour unchanged But
ter firm, demand Fancy Western creamery, 26c;
do Western l6c; Southwestern 16c do Southern,
Cheese unchanged Receipts: Flour 100 bills 900
10000 bushels Shipments: Wheat. 1900 bushels; corn.
1O4. 600 bushels; 1900 bushels
ST. Louis Feb. b.-Wheat-No red cash. zoe: Feb
ruary Toe bid May 7o1sc; July. 6T%c; No hard 6Iq
csc Corn lower; No 2 cash. 3Olzc; February. 3lse;
May. 81 sG32c; July. 32zc. Oats-No cash, 24c Feb
ruary 24Q24Ac; May. 24%G24hc; No white. 2ec
May. 73c asked Corn dull. steady; No mixed. 33s.e
quiet; No mixed 24c Rye unchanged; No ? cash,
Coverseed active lower for futures; prime cash. old
81 asked; February new So 40; March, 50 20; No
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
IEHlGH VALLEY.

Stations foot of West d COTtiant and DeshrCss
(Penns. X. r Ferries)
Other COrtlaEdt DeSbrOsss
Streets Daily except sunday sunday leaves $ ohsr
sunday leaves 65PM sunday lesyeS SIS Pm
t.6.15. 2 90 II. Local for EASTON-
.1.55, eS. 10 A. NJ FOr BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local Dining
meets for Coal Branches.
+'l1.55, 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND AZ
PRESS. HandSOmest IN the world limited seating
capacity Due iualO9 connecting with through Seepers
TO Detroit ard Chicago. Dining service carte
ALL, LOO " For WiLkkS-tAtIsE, sSIsANiOS'
1888, NJ branches tnternlgtfafe points
vs5.10, y5.SOP.H Local for MAUCH SllJNk
s5.5S, S6.I0P.M Chicago NeStibule Limited tor NlNtr
ARA FALLS and points West Through seepas cars 70 chicago
LBS. SEQ P n Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
TORONTO
sSsJ5, 600 Pm, For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars D Chicago
so PLAINFIELD ard BOT No BEook locals daily except
N 't.N. P
Tickets and Pullman onnloiationsa &C rs @ - - - md
- Columbus Ave. Y
$50 Fulton IS Ry and Annex station krookyni
check
residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits turpenne nrmer with the
South strong tosns ruled firm at former prices. Tar
and pitch steady but quiet and unchanged Quota
tons follow;
TAR-Regusrz 81 81: do oil bbs 50 soa$3 90
RosiN-Con1m,n to good strained 81 e2laqsl CO: E.
81 go N. 81 95; " G, 81 55a$s 90; W W. 81 O5as4 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn. bbs, 0g7
Spirits turpentne bbs 230T
Tar. bbls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1872
Charleston. Feb 5-Tmpentine market firm at b3c
Rosn firm. unchanged.
Savannah Feb 5.-Spirits turpentine firm, 53I4Q54c
receipts 319 his exports "a Rosn firm; receipts BIAS
81 sp a. sales s+2 exports port i44l quote; G D.
81 10; NJ 81 81; y So IS: w G. So 80: W W Sc 85
Wilmington y. c. Feb. 5.-Sprts turpentine firm
o8tsq0ic receipts. u casks Rosn Arm 81 35qsi 40:
eeps $50 bbs Crude urpentine nrm S29$3 % receipts
Z Dds Tar firm 81 80; receipts 124 bbis
Loaaon. Feb 5.--Turprntne- 3Da sAd.
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Nes-Orleans receipts morrow estimated 5000
halo AGAINST actual last 1881
last wear Al Houston. 1900 1900
expected against last week and 1910 year
Receipts ports and interior points to-day,
ts,ea ysifb tie same last and last year:
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

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