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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston jan I.-Cotton steady. r,,1llIng IT,. -,
eTGoFs to t6. g%9d orana5 6e receipts bales
baltln9Te Jan I5-Cottgn nominal; middling 75so:
low HigdlRg 3-l6c good ordinary. 69-l6c: net re-,
stock 2OlG2 ES 'd''"lse' %''OO'
savannah, Jan I-Cotton steady: Iniddling 5-1Gc.
low mioding Ic good ordinary. Gtac: receipts 4 49S
24.O96. ''' SAWS O''' stocS'
New-0rleans Jan. 11-Cotton firm; middlinz : 5ie>.
low ulddling. ll6c; good ordinary lec: recefnts
SS4d oales exports coastwse I25 sales 600 stock
Memphis Jan 1-Cotton steady; middllng 7sc low
stock $4,000. $1,000 saws i'o'
St Louis Jan. 11-Cotton quiet; rn,ddI,rg TIA.
low mddlng Ihc; good ordinary 6&c net receIbts S8i
oales; gross. 1888; shipments 2T4s stock 10. 2G6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,r,,,,,,,s NsyYork, January II. 1900.
consigned to slaughterers and exporters. No trading
Feeling dull Dressed beef slow at 7H@92.c per 10
10 day $50 the London equally
diyided between shaH1berg q son and schwaGgschd
equally divided between the last named shippers VIII
The European VIII sail Friday carrying 44O for
various shippers.
and with the stale calves there 400 on Veals
steady in moderate request barnyard calves slow
s. 5o9ss 25 per 100 no. 6ernyaEd calves s. 0OGss
salesHM Collins 70 veas 100 10 average at IS % per
J. H. Hume Bro 10 yeals, 1a5 10, at IS; Al do 19
George Dnienback 81 vess l2o 10 81 so; "a do l2s
~ at 81 IS; 8 do, SO No. at 81 so.
nc g. G55' i son T at s. do ls5 81 3d.
banyard calves. 1913 10, at. SO.
Il H Hollis veals 1877 n. ct IS; u barnyard calves.
And i"GS Mullen ne yess % IA n q q s %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-RecePts were 20 cars 1895
head 5 R Rf Of car r eF 70 % al and
and 0 cars at Jersey City Sheep were in demand at
steady prices lambs were slow ranging from steady
prime sheep sold $3as4 62h per 100 10; medium to
&c per 10 dressed lambs at 7sc with some sales ss 9 az
&c Country dressed dollhouse lambs steady $5d$1O per
sa:es-J H. Hume & Bro. aea State lambs 81 n
Ha4nsfon co 2Sl II BuraI5 lambs II H. At a So ~
e DO 70 10 at So 10 Buffalo sheep ~ M at 81 G2
MCPHERSON 4 Co ios state lambs so NJ rs; 70
Harrington: 256 Mchlgan lambs, tt II. at so 10;
s Judd Co.; 100 ONO lambs, SO D, at SO 10 55 Ind.-
Newton Co. 1911 State lambs So ~ at 50 75 IS State
81 & At s. %sd snG ears 80 Or 5aa 81 head ana Their.
was about carload % hogs on sale The market was
per 100 n; choice state pgs al s. seg$4 S. Country
si'qy nd tg' g tr hogs 9 ia S
81 80 per 100 H. roughs. 40 n. at 50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12

METALS-Tn was very firm all day with demand
markets Offerings were much higher prices, sellers
Of the local market were not materially changed the
ese the Metal EHcg Td pig Sa e bd sn s
asked copper unchanged sic 5O lead steady with
and il s. $ asked Brokers' price s. 72
M6IAssEs ANP sYRUPs gedaliR9g g-. de-
pFidss syrpPs we're Unchanged but very Arm hold
S9m9on Ss92s fa[ S g2S PneT6 Rcp 9se
Common. 11gl2e; fair. 13@14c; good 15@17c;
OCEAN FREIGHTssa tonnage rates were STEADY 10y
quiet and IA tho inquiry light Ts rates oa to o
for orders were quoted IS 90 for January loading
a tG ysTPGo Ryse 81 b nd9R Hui
sasd EeweastIe Ssd iam P56g3o3i 3
Per 100 h. noFanai London, oats IS "a nominal
e9nd9@ IN 10 19Tcs a ali The S Elk
P@f Southern E1T ne SS was va strong ased oil
strong higher refined petroleum unchanged Quo
Phadelphia bbs So So; in bulk 81 2o refined cases
TsTGEf 81 er9ds B6s prime
er yeiS% $e BRINE ON whi1e e4G BRINE Winter yeow
4Oc Western linseed American raw 6i@52c; american
advance Re rs in this mo od by ys
the yaTd and % eg B5o the sbf a
inns Al s o Gn' week ad
Estimated receipts for the day were 30 600 head and
Ioa n sympathy Western strsnEth PoRSiTPsF
Quoted Mess SO 25Sl9 20; family $l2g$l2 80 short
500; 5oSsis P@sE 5SSsl2 SO s9 So
S2S 80. -. DRESSED HoGs.Quiet, Quoted; Bacons;
MEATS-Plckled bellies steadier Quoted: Smoking bel
lies 6tzQ6Sc; 10 n. 5000: y -, 5%c; IA N. SIC.
Picked shoulders steady; 5h95%c. Picled hams
81 gst4 80. .TAII1oW-Frm; city SIC bid; country
Rsfnsd LARD arm Quoted: south America, 67Oc; Con
Quoted CITY 81 CSC; Western. 57s acc. stesrne quiet;
cleo TIC. City lard stearine, Tie
RIcEconditiOns IN the rice market remain unchanged.
Demand is light, and offerings small, with the gen
sustained markets but radical price changes. Quota
lions follow: Domestic, common to low fair 2i3Q4c;
81 6eAsc; PRtna, AZ a4%c Japan 47sg5c; lava 4A0
4&c: Rangoon in bond. 2g27ac.
SUGAFt-The undertone OF the refined sugar market
very firm throughout the day. with demand arge,
beet abroad and pronounced irmness In the local
sugar market gave rise to rumors that further advance
follow Doninos. 63Oc crushed
cubes Doc powdered and powdered b15c; xxx
powdered. 52Oc standard granulaed and fine granuated
5OJc gyanuated ard fine GRADUATED.
10 and 10 bags OF fine graduated. 55c
A. 530c; diamond A Bose: confectioners A 4s5c Noe
No T. 45oc No g. 445c No o. 400: No TO- 1880; No
H. 430c Nos u. 10. Il 10 10, 4.25c, Refners
cured 700 bags and 1000 centrifugal so test the
local department to-day and the close reners
amounts considerable part OF the purchased
arrived The close strong, with buyers
the basis OF 5-iec for SO test centrifugal 3bc for
muscovado and 3esc for 80 mOlasses
regulation London cables
firm at former quotationsls Sd for Java and
los 90 for fair refining. Beet irmer. owing
Nd Sc AID and February delivery advanced 1i9d
sid. The present European stock is 2360O0o tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. January II, 1900.
COEFEE-Greet excitement prevailed the Coffee
Exchange. Prices time showed advance Of
3z5 points futures in the face Of disappointing cables
ard much larger receipts Brazil than the recent
average On the other hand warehouse deliveries Of
coffee heavy; reported at 1000 bags
But the main basis Of todaye sensational condition
the renewal OF bubonic plague reports from Brazil
Financial distress in Brazil coffee circles with failure
at Santos also reported. The business of the day
extraordinarily heavy Total transactions reached
prices unchanged points lower. but began
display strength with the department here
tofore leading upward direction. There
selling and also selling
orders the session. Later however, sellers
very and covering attempted shorts
generally result of advancing prices rapidly
cable and other market Influences
being. Speculative buying made
early in the forenoon and a
throughout the session scale much larger than
for months past Runors OF a short crop in cir
culation. The market particularly active in the
afternoon closed steady, advance OF 1925
market for spot Brazil coffee
thing and Reports of large sub
circulation with high prices claimed
have been secured At any figure quotations were
necessarily less nominal for spot coffee. We
would quote: No 6. 7%c; No 7. 77sc; No 8. Sc. and
No 3 &c. The market for mild cofees also de
cdedy in sympathy with the advance futures
Holders generally insisting advance Of 4c
all desirable styles OF mild coffee with the
market finally very firm, with an upward tendency
throughout the entire list
range prices the local market oday
fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
EUROPEAN PRoprcE MARKET.

- Liverpool. Jan: 1-ClosinE-Wheat-Spo dull; No
Sa i63 Is Sdg6s aid: No red Western winter
american mixed, new g SGD American mixed old Is
6%d Peas-Canadian, 5s sd. F1our-St. Louis fancy
winter hrm, IS Hops at London-PaCifc Coast firm 81
10sgf4 I0d Beet steady mess SIS Cd: prime
HamsIshort cut IA to 10 10. firm ass Cd. Corn-Fut-
tres quiet; January February and March 5iad PacCn
urn Cumberland cut IS TO so No. 33s Cd short rib Is 70
- TO- 55s I'd; long clear middles light 80 10 IS N AIS
ga long clear lddles heavy 30 10 as; short clear
backs 10 to Is III. 33s Cd; clear bellies Il TO i6 N 9s
CO. 0ulders-Square y TO IA 10. firm S4s Cd Lard
Lime meStera IN erGss dull 90s American refined In
pans steady BIS id Cheese firm: American fine
as "a american finest eolored 5es. TaIow-Prme civ
nl mn rs Ausfaan In London strOnO 27s Cd Cotton
SEED oil-duu refined. JanuaryApriI easy 2Os Al r,r
pentne-Spirits firm 39s 3D. Rosin-Connon firm a "a
ietroleum-Reined 7&d Iinseed oil 24s "a '''' - W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12

S fs sSs s 5 g
Dull Quoted: Kiln dried, 50 20as2 80 as brand
s5SaOc coarse 5sSs2c me Tn'' 9uoied spring
%ner Bran s SsiS So atte White IT, ddnss SEC
SIS SO; city feed, sTas17 5o chop sle oimeal
GRANwAEATn some the ensr Sst Fs of
in some time past ana the market reflected this i
seif apparent after The opening lasted. with
but few seteacks thrSughont the entire day Las PTicss
higher than the previous might St Louis o9d GheseS
particularly prominent part in the uPturn II was also
sentiment throughou: the interior markets seemed
followed suit in somewhat hesitating way as scapers
were inclined TO take profits on every little bulge making
Of the day May sold at 74isc and during
close Foreign markets. however added little nothing
ADVANCE at its best point eased off and closed only ia
% AND w Sntw g ma @ f6 %eTs Se G some atemp
was made TO utilize war news as factor early IN the DAY
for much aggressive action Northwet receipts amounted
al interior points smoHpsa to l0a COO
por business IN Igs99ed onE loads 4% e are Ws Order san
direct ports when room is offered Minneapolis expects
increase Of 100000 bushels its stock for the week
compa.ed with last weeks nS6ease Of 5000 bushels els
BUSHELS because 81 an eeyst@r Sronpinr out which viii
MAKE the visi6e supply SHOW possibp that much reduction
for the week Quotations Of cash wheat afoet basis
hard so Duluth S0 prompt t nqna No 7o bard Ir Ma
No Northern Duluth, zs7sc prompt, nominal; No
! Northern York 777sc prompt; No / Norther them
Chicago, T0Ssc prompt; No 2 Northern Duluth, 76Asc
prompt .CoRN.Even greater strength was shown shown
Interested in sharp provision grains
at the West secured strong lead the prev ous
night. which maintained all dav Private advioes
indicated being absorbed parties
sentiment this showed evidences OF con-
sderaby more bullishness especially as reports from
the West all spoke of light offerings from farmers
tending TO later make itself felt in reduced
movement. Unsettled weather factor in the
upward The local market usual did little
follow along Western strength. closing Nc net
higher business reached 40 loads at all parts
Liverpool closed I'D net higher. No corn closed
40ssd elevator ana delivered. and Al sd anoat
.OATSA light trade accomplished in oats here
although the market rTner in sympathy with the
West particularly white No 2 oats closed 29c;
No 2Si@c; No white. 32c No white, Bic: track
296@oiSc: track white 316S5c: No white clips
32l4c...... RYF-Market steady No 1 Western 81 o
afoat No 2 Western COZ Z ahoat State 556f5Gc
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations Foot OF West CortaIt lesDFOsses
tPcnns- K T. Ferres)
Tine West 23d 0-her figures COrtland peSbrCss
Streets DAILY except SUNDAY Sndsy leaves 3 Other
daily NJ. eSulday leaves A. N
X sunday Is ySUUday :.
T6.AS. = sOG A. NJ Local for EASION.
sT.5S, eS. % An For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and
West, and principal local points Faor and Dining Cars Con
Tor Coal branches
-'11.55 1909 Noon - BLACK DIAMOND EN-
PRESS" IandsCmesr world Limited seating
capacity 3uao connecting with through SeepeEs
20 Detroit I'd ihicasa. Dining
s12.S5. Leo p. N. For WtLRES-8AElsE. SCRANTON.
fs3.S5 4 N branches points
V'S.GO. yS.2OP.N Local Tor MAUCH CHUNK
Chicago Nestibuie limited For MAG
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cars Chicago
and Toronto.
LII 500 p Exposition Express for BUFFALO anA
TORONTO
SIS. 800 Pm, 70. ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
SiA,auc Chicago
50 PLAlSFrLLD ard 90 - BROOK locals. tsy evcs7t
SuUd~- ~
Pullman
Square West y Y
$50 Fulton Court $ Ewy and station. BvOokl
Y Trner Co VIII call fer and cheek baggage from hOts u
res. denCe through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, Jan II, m.-Cottou-Spot. fair demand
prices lied higher American middllng fair q 32j:
good middlng j 32d; midng l5-32d low niddIirf,
= 5-led; good ordinary It'd ordinary, 15-l6d The
sales or the day 10000 bales which O0D Tars
T0r sPeeuation ana export and included 94OO American
opened closed steady advance; American mid
ding m January, l0-d4d sellers January and Feb
ruary 16-64d value February and March 4 I9-g4i
BUYERS March and April io64d BUYERS: April and May
I6id buyers; May and June buyers. June nj
July. 3-84d buyers; July and August LEAD buyers:
August and September 60 64G3 61-64d buyers Septen-
her and October 3 63-R4d3 selers Ortoher
November 4G-64d buyers ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
NAVAL STORES.

Tar dull, Spirits turpentne ruled steady
but quiet and unchanged. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguars, 81 So do oil bbs 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-52I1G53c.
R0sIN.Cemmon to good strained. 81 62tga1 65; E.
So 30; n. 50 90; w G. So So W W. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND
INosil' oolS- 1856
spirits turpentine, 3O2S
Tar Dds 1889
Charleston Jan. n.-Turpentine quiet ACC. Rosin
firm; sales. $50 bbls B. c. D and E. 81 90 F. 81 80; G.
81 80 H 81 90; 81 TO- K 81 so; NJ, 50 10: N 81 Co;
Wilmington. Jan. 11-sprits turpentne steady 1870
60c; receipts ~ bbs. ROsin 81 20a$1 % receipts
6IS bbls Crude turpentine steady 81 90 and 81 90
Savannah Jan I1-sprits tIrpentne firm, SOC; re-
cepts 265 bbls; sales. 1223 bbis rTn recepts
875l bbls sales 3305 bbls Quoted: A r q and n
81 - E. 81 90 F. 81 80; G. 81 40; H. 81 10; l. 81 So K
London. Jan n.-Turpentine- SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago jan 11-Cattle-Good steers strong
loo higher; others steady Butchers
stock Gamers and feeders about steady Good 70 choic
81 251S6 90 70 medium Sass; mixed stockers $50
SO So selected feeders 81 2Oa$4 good choice
So 40G$4 Is; heifers SO 50Q$4 81 25 bulls
So G0S4 80; calves 81 BOOST beeves - 2oG
IS % Hogs 5glOc higher; closed steady Good clearance
highest prices for three months Mixed and butchers
81 $685. 90; good choice heavy 81 50S4 671 rough
heavy 81 35S+ 10: light 81 30dS4 52s bulk of sales
= 4oq$4 60 SheepGood sheep strong lambs Zoe lower
wethers. 81 30$4 rs; Western lambs s. 50aS8 IL Re
ceiptsCattle. 1900 head hogs. $1,000; sheep 1900
Cincinnati Jan. l1iogs active higher, 50 sjqS4 5Ia
Cattle steady 81 750S5 Sheep active. higher. 81 SOC
81 25 Lambs active. strong. 81 6OG$6.
East Buffalo. Jan. 11-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep hogs during the twenyOur hours ended
at to-day Cattle 4 sheep and lambs,
% cars; hogs. % Shipments-Cattle sheep
was unchanged, there being but load sale and
moderate Inquiry and generally the market quiet
and shade lower The calf market showed particular
change. Choice TO quOtable SSQSS 25 good
to choice 81 5OQ$S. Sheep and anLsThe offerings
20 loads. The market opened with far demand and
about steady prices mostly the basis Of SO S5 with
hours OF the day SO 256$6 good choice s6@S6
common 10 fair 81 75GS5 70. Sheep-Choice to extra.
:: 1895 good 10 choice. 81 50aS4 20: fair
S3dS4. Near the close the weakened and sold
unsold HoGs-The market opened active. with prices
Oc higher, and 20 loads total Heavy and medium
hogs sold 1Oc higher and Workers. &c higher Heavy and
medium were quota0e at 81 G5GS4 20; Workers. 81 55
~ 90 pigs 81 458S4 30; roughs s. 9JS4 SO 25
81 90 All the good weights cleaned up fun
prices but there several loads Of light hogs and
East Liberty. Jan. 11-Cat,e steady; extra s. 75as6:
mediums 81 60: heavy hogs 81 55GS4 60 best Workers.
e 6q$4 90 light Workers and pigs 81 4Oa$4 So roughs
mon {2g$3; choice lambs So 1O@$5 25; common TO good
- 6Ogs6 veal calves. $7G$7 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. January II

New-York January H. 1900
BEANS AND PEAs.There was a pretty good. job
white beans, the sales of which
81 % for both barrels and bags. Marrows are no
higher. firm Red Kidney steady. Other state beans
Quiet. California Lima held with decided confidence
holders asking than quote. Green
peas steady. We quote Beans Marrow 1895 choice
BUSH 81 25 do 1899 choice. 81 l5Q$2 20 do medium
choice 50 %: co pea State Michigan bbls, 81 05
bags SO on G$2 o. do Red Kidney choice 81 goa
81 p; Kidney. choice, 81 G0GS2 Yellow
Eye choice. So 25; do Black Turtle Soup choice. So 05@
81 221z 9s1 25 do Scotch bags, 81 25GSl 2TI4
BUTTER-Buyers took hold very slowly again to day
and the market had less unsettled tone. One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12
BALTIMORE & ono r. z.

FUtt IIIE WEST.
Leave New York Ferry CVhftehau Ter-,iDaD A.
foot OF Liberty street '' -
"Daily. 1Excapt Sundav
D. N. and '12 10 right 4''s'' 0''''' 10"
PITT .i .tsO Liberty street only, .sss
,SSI%cINSArL ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m. SIS D M.
ROYAL RLJF TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE rs a. go 10 fr,t,.-,
Itl.SO a m tH9erl 400 D. m (Dinerl u 81 (Din~rS
49, 10Y. Elltei exclusively Pullman Train Dissr
ana care .Ao9 tpinerl sS.55 m fOlner, a-f
night NORFOLK. 100 u. m 49, '' IN = -
NJ ttalns are Illuminated with Pints,A IIuhk
Ofice5; 1lS 172 POI. 434 I2S5 Tr,SS - SS r- -
hail Terminal AID Liberty w aite-
hotel residence % destinaftC, -@@NR ~"oSAed froa
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ERIE RAILROAD

IhIousA trans leave New-XoFk.
As follows ana I'VE minutes ~
OtOV a. M-Vesttbuled Express daily for BlnS6sS,,,
aNsfAS tiihira Buffalo. BTadfoEd. Arrive EnrratS =
T. NJ fArlor 10 Buffalo ~N"S
goo 4. M.-VestibulsI iirnftad-Ensr r,,t -, - -
ZEN ~ CSleaEo arrives Cleveland $40 NJ tg,cS.S-
Dining 'N@ Nlhcinnast-
%" g, M-s1raO and Cleveland vestiouled Exp-a,,
SalN arrives az Buhe}o T00 A. NJ Bradford
;s ~ M Youngstown 1921 A 81 &C.,
Library Car - ~'0'es-I- CAt9
veils y h-Dativ sctid train for Snrhar,ton vav.-t.
slHe nn1t Dining Car. N~s" 80
AEIS, Local. TINS CARDS AND PULLMAN ~
~ ~ ia IiONs az III lis 2GI. ana 81 B,ssf
Wy - EowsFy. 100 East i2ogn-s
a. ShSteeegs aad West 23d-st ferries o.
eison st - broScUay brooklyn: 1al Rvsr-sS
= N5 and Jersey city stAuon. New-Yorx TrsasrS.s
deRcSa ~-~~~%S NeAA ASNels an3 raaA~
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,
vAVtp oNnudy. 3UaIIy.
HARLEM DEVIdIGlk


Sl@ ~ ID. and ASo Z. NJ - except SUNDAY tn
Pttsneld; Sundays only at 20 a. NJ
wagner Palace Cars all through
Trains Illuminated Ptntscn Light
Ticket oiicss at ms 26l 4i3 and 1919 broadway IS
Union So, W., 2J5 Columbus Ave, OF West l25th
l&2,h St. and lSsth St stations New York. SSS and "a
Ilton ST and lO4 broadway. E. =, Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 CoTtlaudt' for NewYCrk Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hOtci residences bV
Westcott Express Company. -
GEORGE Fl. DANIELS General Passenger Ags,,
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ESTABLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
lecel'e ~ at their Uptown Office No. 242 Broadway
20 COR norm or ast at until o'clock p m. advertise
@ received az the following branch offices regular
Ctr 29S :, ui @ clock p m viz: 254 shave
800 ~ To- ot1-aNe. l2h-st.: Mays
1rd IN l42 Columbus West GGth at i1d
Sst 4[asL Tear 6th-ave 81 East l4th-st 257 IVES,
1st' uetWeen I'm and Sth $50 East 4Tth 81 S
so ave between 10Th ana 18th SITS lOa6 81 ave near
'IS'-sI: Illus 4st-aNe.. near s0ti-st 80 81 ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12

Spot cotton in the local raed steady prices
1-18c higher the Of 7Lsc FOR mtdding upland
and 7sc FOR uiddling Gulf Sales 23e bales south
markets. ncdng quoted officially reported
by wire as follows: Neg-orieans hrm 5l6c Lilo up;
Charleston quiet TIC: Wilmington steady nc: Norfok
STEADY T-l6c: Baltimore nominal 7esc; Augusta Arm
~ a. 716c: Memphis steady, 71ec The
has been follows:
Great Britain France. Continent
To-day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5l
a
Thus far this season LIZ 1872 +6s995 2G5 554
New-Orlesns receipts are estimated al from
5000 bales against actual and
last o. 1l21O; at Houston from 200
against b.sI9 actual last week and 5o2o year
Rece;pts ports and points to-day com
pared with day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12

S. Judd q Gate yesterday) 40 Western hogs 150
10. ut "a rs: 10 roughs. 169 10. at SO 70. -
M. Collins yesterday: Pennsylvania hogs 40
10, al 81 70 90 do 1872 No. at 81 Co. II Pennsylvana pigs
SO 20.
II H. Hollis date yesterdays 10 state pigs 81 70 at
s. So; "a do 81 10. at 81 So roughs 265 No. at 81 So
90. $50 10 at 81 80.
Andrew Mullen date State pigs. u 10,
81 90; pa AT 81 49, roughs $40 10 at
81 80: . do, 800 AZ SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-12

COTTON-AltEough speculation in cotton was not &C
showed considerable inherent strength
Yet not considered 10 be nor
NAL viewed by large class of traders good deal
OF missionary has been done by few houses
important relations to this country and in Europe
purpose Of which has been lead spot holders in the
south part with their staple and in this enable Ger
handlers Of actual cotton 10 meet their contracts
spinners. This view Of the situation has
quite small although Liverpool cables
expected and the movement of the
still small contradiction to fore
casts Of expanding movement heretofore forth
in the interest OF the manipulating class referred to-
The market opened firm at advance OF 5d7 points and
continued rule generally firm. although quiet through
session, the best point showing net gain
of 6610 points with the Improvement helped by Wall
buying well covering
following conflicting political from abroad
and respecting the condition Of affairs South
Africa Continued bullsh accounts from the Southern
spot markets were also factor on which the cotton mar
ket here closed steady at advance Of 2a4 points.
Price. McCormick & Co.'S cotton bulletin of this after
Private cables Improvement
was due TO the reduction of the Bank OF
Ergan6's the continued light movement
execution Of buying orders from America peTsstency
OF the South holding above shipping parity
fndispostion Of holders make any concessions n
price They further that abroad apparently
in strong hands and that quantity American
cotton aoat for Liverpool alec strengthen
position OF the staple, and intimate that
prOvement is likely be A
Of the scale Of OF
favorable sdvices from the
The range OF contract pnces IN the market to-
day followE:
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Trains leave Franklin s. station, y Y. follows
and 10 m later from foot % w ~ 81:
'12tIo A. NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED, FOR Detroit
Chicago and St. Louis Dining Car.
'6ilo T. NJ. Chicago and St l~l4s Limited.
lNlo0 = N Buffalo and Niagara \ ais Express.
'OtI6 T. NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
.paily, tEXcept sunday
Timetables principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked rom hotel residence on Westcotts
e. h LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N X.
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Ocean Steamers.
PED d LINE.

PED d LINE
N, For Ia Guayra Puerto Cabeuo Curncao and Mara
ea4OO' VIA SuTacao-Caing also at Porto Rico.
, % ,,,r,, . - From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
. FiiIIiADELPHlA. Saturday Jan 90 / p "
= S Tuesday. Feb q 2 NJ
Inese VESSELS nave superior accommodations pas
BOUL.TON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. l3a Front ST