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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
BONDS.


Opportunities for making money on either side
of the stock market were not features in yester-
days speculation. save in the case OF transac-
lions where stocks were bought to hold for the
future. Fluctuations were narrow and unim-
portant. and operators who believe in quick
returns unable to squeeze significant profits
out of the fractional variations of prices. The
market was intensely dull, but IN the main
firm, with fractional net advances at the close.
1t purely traders affair. The only excep-
ton the buying by commission houses Of
small amounts Of stocks for customers who be-
ieve that at the present level securities are far
below their intrinsic value. number Of small
investors have bought stocks at ruling figures
the advice OF their brokers. Many operators
have bought stocks outright rather than on mar
gn and the power of the bear element to force
liquidation has accordingly been reduced.
Customers accounts In brokers' offices repre-
sent a substantial class of operators. Operators
who were not compelled to sell in the December
market, and operators who bought at the low
prices of the year, are the heaviest speculative
holders of stocks at present. 1t does not appear
probable that bear fairy tales will induce this
class of Spectators TO sell. and IL is not likely
that Boer success in South Africa will result in
wholesale liquidation OF American securities. In
vestors and bull spectators are waiting for
higher prices. And the chances certainly favor
their side of the argument. Small margins are
always in danger and favorable conditions are
not sure defence against the vagaries Of stock
speculation but buyers of stocks outright or on
wide margins apparently have little need for
alarm over the immediate future. The present
4ull market was preceded by panfcky market
.ud the conditions which brought about the
slump have been succeeded by conditions favor
able to higher prices 1t is reasonable to argue
that the current dull market will be followed by
active advancing market
There is little incentive for selling stocks short
despite current bear talk and bear literature.
The South African situation is the only bear ar
gument left and Sc may be punctured any day
by British victory over the Beers. 1t does not
contain the elements Of certainty or permanency
and without something else it is poor bear card
upon which to risk ones money. Money Is grow
ing easy all over the world. and at this centre
the supply Of funds available for lending pur-
poses is rapidly increasing Bank holdings in
creased over 100000 in cash last week. while
present indications point to a larger gain this
week. Money IS now literally pouring into this
city. The return flow should have begun In De-
cember. and the fact that IT did not is respon-
sibe for the abnormal movement now. Easy
money is a powerful aid to higher stock values
The money market is getting ready to support
bull speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

pound Arm; quoted: City 5TsQ6o Western So as.
STEARINE-Quie quoted oeo. 714e city land stearns
71e.
but called small lots OF medium grade staple as
rule city dealers has been their wont
for some time The market at best was quiet one,
with the close steady unchanged prices New orleans
reported rmness with fair trade at former
uuotatione Quotations follow: Domestic, common to low
fair 21bG4c; fair TO good 4hG5c prime to choice 6Q
Java 4kQ4%c; Rangoon in bond. 2G24sc =
SUGAR-There change OF special Importance IN
the local sugar market TODAY. faiF business was
transacted favorite grades at former quoatohs'
and from finish the market showed unqnestlon
able strength Quotations follow: Dominos. $500; cut
loaf and crushed 545c cubes zoe powdered ana coarse
powdered 510c; xxx powdered, 520c standard grahu
lated and granuated 505c; coarse granulaed ana
extra fine granulaed. SOC; confeconers granulatea
59Oc; 10 cartons bags 10 cartons and 10 bags
of fine formulated 5.15c: mould A, 530c; diamond a.
Bose; eonfectoners' A, 4s5c Nos !, 2 and Avg; no
A. 465c; No g. 4G0c; No g. 455c; No T. 4:5Oe NO =
ABE; No g. 4.4Oc; No 10. 435c; No H. 4Soci nos -
49, IA is 4.25c. The market for raw sugar was
nued TO bid 90 centrifugal 37sc for 80
test and 3ssc for 50 test moasseS sugar ou
staple II reported that small
lot OF centrifugal had changed hands on private terms
the price being somewhere between SI0c ana 47sc Inc
edvices from English market reported beet sugar
sugar was firm. but inactive with Java stu Taed az
is refining at los Cd The present Ohiled
Kingdom stock is $1,000 tons, or lZOoo less imam re-
ported year ago. 900
cases and strong These sales nciudel
500 crop 1898 Zimmers at el0c LOU cases crop
1898 Pennsylvania seedeaf at 12A@l3c OO cases crop
at 19c and 200 cases crop 1898 WISCONSIN
Havana 11d12hc Sales Of Havana We're 5oV odlsS
at 80G9sc, and Of 100 bales at SOcg$l 10 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

shoee large white Dozen % 709sa; DO dAFs u '0V
rev sngs goysr srF t19s .e M po aTS
gni e pHppy bnt light %h and varss.
dun RssSs r fair but e sToe english snp
dozen 81 ssss gOyr slg$2 ducks Sos red
s sesG 70 sS g pa sS 1882 DO light WEIGHTS
DO maaT TG eos35c eS blue Wins oec
8oa Zoe common. 25qsoc; rabbits. undrawn. ls02oc'
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES OF potatoes s
more freely and with demand moderate market is
nG T ee es ee2 s5d sgee
local winter vegetables steady Florida vegsta6Les
value Norfolk tale and spinach plenty ana 9x Be
plenty and lower Other vegetables about gIotsd We
80 Dbl 50 5oaf4 Do Long Island far 9t9 g prime
@o Ga s4 Ss It, 81 15gsi $50 3d. Do ass per s.
be l 'sp BASKET sISsgi 25 per
county white per Dbl 81 25@$2 do yellow per bag SIC
q 09 d DO o red $$ II 90 Eastern Wits BITS per DO 6o ss
and western yellow. per Dbl 81 25g$1 Coz red 81 129
S o p R'2S@ us6 S'5
per crate 50 5oa$5 caulihowefs Long Island per
SF To- 90 sSss DO 1 8T Island Sass ebeco Ne%
3reaas per b5I SSg$4 esSPants Florida per hall s9
kale Norfolk per Dbl e0g75c lettuce. New Orleans per
81 osS 40 1 Door 70 fa c@s 25 per o a ro o per
carrier $29ss 80: peas California fat s29$2 so;
ds per oaso & s2 50 roans Re per
spinach Norfolk per b. s1a$1 Is; do Baltimore and
IOc4SIi tomatoes, F1orida, carrier
81 trnips Canada Russia bb SOdeOc: do Jersey
and Long Island. Russia, 60f 15c.
SUNDRIES-Hothouse products-A little fancy let
tuce is selling at 60QI5c per Dozen medium and lower
grades neglected and OF value Cucumbers
range from $1qS1 80 per dozen rule with No
dragging at lower prices Mushrooms from l0Q31c
ID generally with little fancy stock reaching 40c
Tomatoes range from loo ID downward: radshes,
81 50gS2 so per leo punches; asparagus from
27d28c per 10. Ginseng S44S6
10. Maple in light supply and firm at 10412c
10. and maple steady at 75cffS1 gallon
Honey in light supply and meeting good jobbng demand
at steady prices We quote: State. clover, comb per 10
1idl6c; do buckwheat 10U12c; state and California.
tracted prime, 1QSlsc; Southern. extracted per gallon
G0qS5c Peanuts in fair request and steady Other
quote: Peanuts Virginia. hand picked fancy. per ~ AZ
4Ac; do No Virginia, sheled 4t4d42c do No Span
ish shelled 4e64$4c pecans 10 TdSc; hickory
per bush 5Oa69c; bull nuts. per bush, 406I5Oc black
wanuts. bush, 40Q60c
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-T sluggish attitude of the
market unchanged to-day and a in prices
was rather more pronounced. The easier occurs
moment weaker. quoted all they will bear. We
quote: Prime, large bales 100 10 S71ac; No do.
sO8S21ec; No do. 754II32c No do. T00T2iac;
grade 55Q60c salt hay 40G+5c 1917 1zc;
clover I0QT2Ac small bales 212c under above
STRAW-Steady and firm for all OF the useful grades;
State sorts leading the sales Lattey the Offering has
contained fairly attractive lots from Pennsylvania
We quote good 10 prime stable grades at OdT25c;
lections 15qS0c Receipts of hay and straw in tons
River Railroad, 400; Erie, $40; Pennsylvania. 80;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western so; West Shore.
450 Iehigh Valley $40; do 80; total GS0 tors Receipts
OF straw, 40 tons by rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

HEMP AND JUTE-There was not much business In
steady and without important alteration Stocks light
quIrs Mania q h hei h SPOT FAR far eurren nomnay
11c; manila hemp shipment United Kingdom, nominal;
spot, B No 2 nominal: jute shipment, double tri-
jute. shpmen doGbe triangle and equal ss6c ute
P Paper a paper Sapy hGP Quits ue SG
jut 4s,t butts. 1 6aggng 2%gSc -.
dfmsnd Sales for for the week were about % o99 hides
last fS sEaRs \ tao
Bogota ie01aNc Central American i8,4c; Vera Cruz
1s.e; Puerto Gabeo S9e; La GuagTs 2e Caracas 2os'
l7o Port Platte. 17ci Galveston 19kc San Antonio
lac lsS lSe 5
Sa bans 1881 city s5e bran ter 1a
cow. 1olz gi1c buli, a5s99%c. '-''
under way: but there activity in
people saying that they expect advance prices
before long We quote asmoek n9p,asd ars selec
asid rs seleeton 29a21sse seconds asg26e thirds 2l
$5e middle heavy s5c seoonds heavy $sg34e thirds
isfEGi3c oak dressed bScSs 8sSs7c; seconds 3Id85c
thirds. 2Q83c; bellies 10000; betting butts soGS0o
MErAIsTheTs sudden in the unasrtons Of
vailed among sellers. The change partially due 70
points other metals quiet and destitute OF
special new feature The Metal Exchange IN its mai re
per UNCHANGED sle 30; lowe. with sellers
81 459s4 So brokers price lead was 81 72.
MOL USES AND sTRUPs- demands failed -. to
dishearten holders Of and throVsho1 the e cay
Syrups held firm, with light offerings and satisfactory
Orleans centrifugal common 1@i8e; fair l4a10o god
2oQ2sc prime 90a37c New-oreans open kettle 44a9o e
Porto % g6 nG0 i1 prime Pa 22e fancy as@@7c
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for sail tonnage was
without important change. River Plate lumber vessels
rates were firm Australian case oil freights were
ate request. though not quotaby lower Eastern coal
ed absence
easy appearance To Cork for orders quoted
ana about Is Cd bid Timber and other freghts were
nominal: Glasgow, 3Ad nominal; Bristol. sAd; Ieth,
burg 80 pfennigs; Rotterdam, 6Ac Amsterdam. 6l4c;
cotton Liverpool per 100 10 2ae nominal London oats,
oII-s-Cottonseed oil unsettled yesterday and
b Sre sales of npn1a Summer vei,ov sf
&c January and 36c for February and March with
easy and Irregular. Refined petroleum remained the
and insesd oil Tm FOLEY st @ n
bulk 81 90: refined NewYork. s1f; deodor
83c; prime summer yellow, 3eG37c; of summer yellow
nominal butter grades S7g3se; prime white. 9sq8oc;
bsg54c; American; boiled 56g56c Calcutta raw. e5e;
Western linseed oil quoted 2e lower: lard oil. Soc
vision market holders to unload part
Peep e than expeced and decline Of S1oo in hogs the
market later weakened by the break in wheat and
were a. 900 estimated for Wednesday Al 900, ~.
quoted Ms osi 2io O. 5o9s fam S2 p
s gs51 l.: Mess $40 5o 5osi@; slS
gu oao ted sa2 5od%2 s DRESSED Hoaspu quoted:
Baeons 5%c; $50 ~ &c; 100 n. 6Ac pigs, 01se -.
bellies ofc; 10 NJ. 6A@6Ac; 12 h. 5s oc II 10 &c.
Picked shoulders firm quoted. 54q6c Picked hams
greens 81 ace TAILow-strong city. 5%e; coun
~ seo S o refined aia q easg qsoed south
America SO rs; Continent SO 5o Brazil kegs. 81 90; CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. january l8, 1900.

January
COFFEE-The coffee market showed iTregularfty with
average prices considerably lower following iquida-
ti9a which, perhaps grew of desire TO take pronts
rather from inherent general weakness in the
opening a decline Of IS p points Liquidation on
opening particularly energetic; Transactions
We're 1000 bags BY y sales had reached 1000 bags
Liquidation continued active scale but the con-
siderable decline led TO pretty good buying for an uptI
by noon advance had been reduced TO 101o
points market influences at work during the fore
n something of tumble. The HARE market
showed a loss of IL Hamburg opened sGS4 pig
higher. Sol pfg. Rio cabled advance OF
2T5 reis and Santos advance Of 200 res But
ports receipts of coo bags
than heretofore and the local
prompt to predict continued large movement
at Rio and Santos upon the theory that the bubonic
plague influences upon the receipts Of coffee and the
market oyeTstated substantial factor
which was not sight of by the bull element the
large the United States warehouses
reached 49, OBJ bags, and. in connection with the
recent activity spot coffee. encouraged holders. al
though connection with decline futures. spot
quotations were marked off sc During the afternoon
futures weak closing barely steady at
a loss Of % to 81 points. Sales were 10000 bags
The spot coffee ruled less active Closing
On the s1sc for No T. SIC for No
8. The steamer FlaXman cleared Victoria
January 1909 bags.
range prices local market to-day
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans - Com
mercial, Csc discount: bank 81 premium San Fran
eisco-Sight, i2lec; telegraph. 15, Cinennatl-Over
the counter, soc premium. Northumberland
eial. Zoe discount; bank. 81 premium. savannah
Buying at 81 per 1000: selling par Charleston
Buying. par; selling. %c premium. Boston-Par
Chicego-4Oc premium. St. Louis-l0c premium.
BANK CIsEARINGS. - New-York Exchanges
G2Ane.5ss: balances 81 s4a I'll Boston-Exehanges
Sso,S1s.6lo: balances S70.i00 Baltmore-cx-
changes. A.SSi S45 balances. 6.602. Chicago-Ex-
changes. S2.21.7S balances. a.S56O63. PhiIadel-
phia-Exchanges. SO S27 O5s balances. s92s4slO
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London, Ia per cent. Open market discount rate
Tor short bills 30 per cent. and for long bills
SA@Ss per cent. Berlin discount rate a. per cent.
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 81 pfennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

London Jan ld-rhe first series of the wool auction
sales for this opened to-day large attendance
Competition at the opening rather quiet but i'm
proved later in the session especially with Continental
9qyers who secured the bulk Of better greasy merinos
Inc bidding on scouTed5 not good owing the
inactivity Of thefhome buyers There repre-
sentaon OF American buyers than they oper
ated IN cr0ssbreds quite freely paying December
for all grades suitable for their requirements The home
trace absorbed the bulk OF greasy. slips ruled in
uys IaVSr with lower qualities occasionally selling
was In large supply and showed decline per cent
although most OF this class The prices
reaEed Tor scuureds showed little change number
OF bales offered to-day 9o25 Following the sales
IN dethl South Wales LOO bales; secured sdl
Is $50 x9oi ETsssy odgls a. Queensland 1loO bales
2s; greasy 1tdQ1s 4Ikd. South Australia 100 bales
s'oursd, 10 slAd4ls lid: greasy, 7AdQls 3ad. West
Australia LOO bales; secured Ia
sdqls "a Nswzealand eoo bales; secured, od9Is 4d
greasy otuulld Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 300
bales: SECURED lodges nd: greasy sAd9is Buenos
Ayre3s SOv bales greasy oAdg1l1sd- The sale is
scheduled 70 close January q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

the decline wheat neverthslesss been
therefore still remains out of buyers who yes
bids sa n snd a ea on
OF the grades bat this was not enough to attp' M &
s. o. winter patents ecsss M prns clears g. 5S
& 55ds2 e5. no grade $lS 75S$s per ton 70 arrive
Rye FIoURpui; fair to good s. i5ass So choice
fancy sSSss @ s MEE gSisd: Ki,n
Guoted: Fine White and yellow s59aoo coarse 7e@@s2
sacks av ao n 81 iPF5s
s ha@n white Chop madns s $eS 81 Sc
N ga bush % a Gs sm Of
worlds M for he wee and the o %ss g at
about the lowest point OF the day as we'll as or tme
hight Just how this heavy increase struck the market
may be inferred from the fact that traders had anease
worlds stocks Their calculations were upset BY Odessa
Increase representing Correction from last given
oeios the I market had been nnsettled slight
Stronger both here and West and final Liverpool cables
reflected slight rally from the lowest point All Oh ms
time receiving the extraornary worlds agqre. "a already
about from the low point Int Of the ssso on
noteworthy, however the active LIQUIDATION on
~ es y parties ns % had S3e thine s e "
s oT5 as sn6 S 6 Il the 6e maj Sat
dld I not prove to be only = loads Of
specuation up to the time the decline began
n Fy IN fee Sentiment anq sn nea ali
Was rely short with ef the ou Gtea senS
enlarged on the Idea foreign markets would be
to break and come lower on Wednes-
weakest interval OF the day Liverpool was
SD lower al close showed only 9sd decline
little changed either to cut
Northwest receipts amounted to 29d cars,
ASA last and the entire movement az
interior points aggregated 349500 BUSH compared with
G25 900 bush year Quotations Of cash wheat @
aAoat follows: No red, New-fork. t35sc
prompt No hard Duluth 1850 prompt nominal No
hard Manitoba, 1870, prompt No / hard New-Hork
777sc prompt: l Northern Duluth. TGssc prompt:
nominal; M Northern New-York, mac prompt; No
Chicago 735c. PROMPT: No Northern Duluth
"a sc, .CORN-Except for the influence OF a
weak afternoon wheat market. was IN steady to
strong position pretty much all day, especially at the
West reluctantly followed the ate break In wheat
closing unchanged the night and about Z %
sc from Sentiment apparently against any
Chicago traders understood to be
Seaboard clearances reached S 900
bush. larger than they
have rejecting this the local market sold UP
quite sharply shorts covered freely Liverpool was
UNCHANGED and exporters took about 30 loads all ports
influences much figure. the bulls
denending upon events at Chicago for
aid 40 nc for both elevator and dev
cred and 41c afoat .OATS-Cash property was
from the previous day with
a rather light all quarters The speculative
entirely neglected. No oats closed 29ac:
No 2 oats white. 32c No white ri Ac: track
mixed p01h630l5c: track white. 311e635c: No white
32isc...... RYF-Market steadv No Western. 61
aa1t5 q h aAoat: No 2 western eos d61c ahoat;
state rye, 55d5Gc c I Z York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
OTHER MARKETs~BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. 16.-Cattle-No choice cattle on sale
Others slow and weak: Texans steady, top 81 30
butchers stock steady; inferior weak Calves a shade
lower Feeders quiet Good choice. So 30qS6 4O poor
lected feeders 81 2ggS4 49, good cows 5OG
81 CO. heifers SO 40$4 20; Gamers So bulls 81 so
$+ 90; calves 81 5Og$ co. Texas beeves S4GS5 25
Hogs 5g1Oc lower; closed dul. Mixed and butchers
heavy 81 45$4 SO; light 81 40G$4 co. bulk Of sales 81 IS
asa CO. Sheep and lambs steady to loo higher: good
clearance Native wethers 81 5OdS5; lambs 81 sou 81 %
Western wethers 81 40G$+ 75 lambs $3.50 20
Recepts-Catte $500 head; hogs 10000; sheep 10000
80 CineR19t s5 Jan S-Hogs quiet s49s4 TO- Cattle
East Liberty. 1s-Cattle steady; extra s. soass:
prime 50 JO0$5 IS; common, $3QS3 GO. Hogs steady;
prime mediums 81 75Q$4 80; heavy hogs 81 1884 so
pigs 81 404 90 good roughs, $4S4 20; piggy sows and
stays, $SQS3 10 Sheep slow choice wethers 81 TOG
81 50; common $2q$S; choice lambs $6QS8 10;
TO good. 81 5oqS6: veal calves. 81 6O6ST 90.
East Buffalo, Jan. 16-Receipts sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
lambs. hogs. 10 ShIpments-Catte cars,
sheep and lambs, cars hogs, Caffeine Of
fertngs were about five loads. The demand was light
and prices generally lower. Calves moderate
quotable at 81 50s1 rs sheep and lambs-The offerings
were 25 loads. The demand fair; sheep and lambs
OF desirable kinds at about yesterdays prices Iambs
choice extra QuotabIe 50 1OGS0 20 good to
choice, So 1885, mixed sheep choice extra 81 500
81 70; good choice, 81 2J$4 90 wethers S4 S56SS.
general trade fairly active the basis OF "a son
- 90 Hogs not good enough for packers and light hogs
were in poor demand but good weights steadily at
the prices Heavy duotable 81 So mixed s4 IT y
81 30; stays 50 40QS4 CO. The total offerings were is
'0'N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Jan. 10. p m.-The market for Amer
lean securities ruled irregular ana without any
cided features to-day Business very re-
stricted. The closing tone steady. Last prices
were: Atchison 1875; Canadian Pacific IS; Erie II;
Erie LIST preferred. 2S&; Illinois Central uAh: Union
Pacific preferred 1914 st. Paul 100: New-York Cen
trail. 1877; Pennsylvania, S.; Reading. 8: Northern
Pacific preferred 75la Louisville and Nashville 50:
Grand Trunk 6ya and Anaconda S14
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS--Market firm. Total sales
amounted par value ST. Te2 OOO against 81 $780,
500 on Monday. The heaviest dealings in the
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues, Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern division slks). Central
Pacific S1as and Is. Chesapeake and Ohio as Colo
RADIO Midland list IS and Cts. Norfolk and Western
A. Northern Pacific Is. Oregon Railroad and Navi-
cation As Southern Railway list as Union Pacific As
and Wabash debenture BIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
quiet: sales 5000 bales; speculation and export,
American. 1900; receipts. 5000 American 1900; mid
ding upland 4lkd Futures opened steady 10 points
higher closed quiet steady points higher
January February. 4.17hs February March. AIMS
1Iarch-Aprfl. 4.l11s: Apri-May, 40Szs; May-June
4oes; JuneJuy. 4o4s; July-August 402s; August-sep
VEN 34Ghb. 4.2ls. ManchesteF-Yarns
move slowly CIoths-Orders at limits
DRIGS-0uinne ruled firm with good demand at the
higher prices ruling but opium quiet; Prices
on Opium cases. So -; jobbing s. Is; pow
dered 051S4 50: morphine. bulk. 81 90 viais
% egihs 81 1882 co. quinne, domestic manufaetuT
320S5c: foreign Hf8cturers. bulk SIC;
side holders bulk. 32@34c. ESSENTIAL OIIS-Tade
without haweye:. showing important changes; Anse
quoted 81 55ISi e. Dergsmo prime. 81 s54$2; cassia,
S5caS l0 cubeb 70975e; lemon. prime 90cQ$l o. and
grade 65G75c; lemon grass. native 81 ioQsl .;
mace distilled 25$l so mustard natural, S54$3 70.
and artificial So 254s3 90 .ROOTS-TheFe
fnusd steadiness n with fair Jobbing demand
the leading kinds full but generally unchanged
prices Burdock quoted az Tgsc gentan 4g4ae snake.
Canada. 5J425c and Texas Sic.
FLOUR AND aEAL>-Whils rejecting q considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money on call per cent, with
exceptions at S94is per cent. Time money sa5ls
per cent for all periods railroad collateral and
above on mixed collateral. Commercial paper was
5Q51a per cent for the best names and above for
names not well known.
FOREIGN observation-disclosures firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

Reports from the indicated steady market there,
with fair amount of business in play, while the
local business moderate prices.
quiet but steady unchanged prices. Tar and pitch
dun. Quotations follow:
TAR-Resulars. 81 50; do OIL bbls, 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-53G5313c.
ROSIN-Common TO good strained, 81 62aGs1 s.; p,
81 20; F. 81 To- G. 81 So H. 81 %; 81 05 K 81 To- NJ,
81 50: N, SO 90; w C. 50 30; w w 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne, bbls 1852
lar, ODDS l. IUz
Charleston, Jan 16.-Turpentine firm, 502c. Rosln
firm, unchanged
savannah, Jan. 16.-Sprts turpentne dull sic;
cepts, TO4 bbls exports - bbls. Rosn firm receipts,
S.1S2 bbls sales I5o bbls exports 100 hbs. Quote
A. b, c. ID, 81 10; E. 81 %; 80; 81 III. 81 TO-
81 So K. 81 80: NJ. 81 10; N, 81 Go: c. 50 15 W.
So Go.
Wilmington, Jan 1e-sPrits turpentine firm, 5otaG51c;
receipts 50 bbls Rosin firm 81 20GS 25 receipts, 64S
bbls. Crude tupentne steady, 81 60q$2 go Tar firm,
81 %; receipts 331 bbls.
London. Jan - urpentine-spirts. 3ss sd