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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Cincinnati Feb. Hogs easy. 81 10as4 90 y Cs s
weak. s36s5 3D. Sheep steady. 50 5Ods5 % LAMPS uu
s. 50g$6 So. -.
Chicago. Feb. Cattle generally lO015c lower Inan
Monday including butchers stock
about Choice feeders steady others quiet
to choice s. 10IS8 10: poor to medium S4QS4 eu
sogkers 81 25Gs3 81 20Qs4 SO sooa
choice 81 25a$4 heifers. SO 25@ - 40
1OGs2 30: bulls 81 60as4 90: calves 81 50ss
fed Texas beeves $4aS5 Hogs generally l0c lo"er
top 81 90 closed stronger: good clearances 90
butchers. 50 654<4 go good TO choice heavy -
rough heavy. 81 B5gs4 49, light "a eogs4 So buk OF
81 SOqS4 So. Sheep strong TO l0c higher LAMBS
to loo lower. Native wethers 81 6ogs5 so; lamps sg
50 90: Western wethers 81 40ds5 4O Western so
SO 90 Receipts: Cattle 1900 head; hogs 5000 heaa
sheep. 10. 900 head.
dull tending lower for all grades Vess s6qss; ex.a
fancy. So 254ss IS. Hogs-Recepts Is cars HarHet ~
zoe lower Workers s. i0gsS 5 pigs g. oSg$S To- mn
and mediums IS 0ds5 121: heavy 50 12dS5 III mostly
So IS roughs 81 5Oas4 20; 81 60qs4 sheep and
lambs-Receipt5 40 market slow. l5q2Oc
lambs: good sheep barely steady lower LAMBS
s. 50S7 20; sheep mixed, SO 25gso 80; wetners ana
yearlings. S5 T5dS8 Weather soft and -
Liberty Feb T-Cattle steady: extra s. 5OdS5 -:
prime 25eS5 5O common. SO 236s3 So Hogs steady;
prime mediums 50 12lA@s5 IS; heavy Workers. s. 10;
heavy hogs s5Gs5 10: light Workers. and pigs. s54x9 10:
rough 90 25@s4 20 sheep steady choice wethers 50 %
common S3GS4 choice lambs 81 20gSI %; common 10
good, $5dS1 Is; veal calves. S7Q$S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York February 7. 1900
COtFEE-ProHt taking brought about decline 5 to
10 points the opening this in
terfered with efforts OF bulls bring re
action later The selling prompted chiefly weak
cables from European markets. rather larger Brazilian
receipts than calculated Of
me movement from American warehouses Bear specua
ton. however. did figure important factor in
the days operations Change. Opponents the market
held IN restraint a by
comparatively strong statistical
consurnptive demand. taking day with another IN
late session the
traders who were influenced by late rise Of In
Havre, the latter cutting the loss that point down
10 Z franc. While sentiment enthusiastically
bulish IN the pit the Ideas OF the local element
friendly o the teady N
prices unchanged 10 points lower Total sales
10 $50 bags. The Dutch sale IN
Ansterdam the 18th Of this month a which time
24 pcus will be offered As against selling
price Of S4'sc in last Sovembers sale brokers
present time value good ordinary Java 36Izc The
spot Brazilian coffee toerably quiet with
steady undertone. Prices the SIC for
invoice lots and 9c for Jobbing parcels Rio the
standard grade
-. -. .. .o.-. 10. l., -. -, -. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Feb Cotton steady; middling sIsc: low
middling 13-16c good ordinary. 516c: receipts s514
bales: exports coastwse 6216; sales 4SO stock
ew-OrIeans. Feb. Cotton Arm middlng. 3-16c
low middlng 15-16c; good ordinary. 7isc; receipts
1900 bales exports 10 the Continent 600 sales 5000
Mobile Feb Cotton hrm middiIng Sc: low mid
ding Tc; good ordinary 7c receipts 513 bales;
600: stock, III.
Memphis. Feb: Cotton Arm middlng Lice: low
middling 1916; good ordinary. 7-16c: receipts
1225 bales 1925; shipments, 1892 sales. 5000
stock. 1853 $40.
middling receipts 2O5 bales; shipments
sales l. TO5: stock. IS. 116.
Galveston. Feb 7-Cotton strong; middling SIZE low
sales l434; stock. 179 73S.
Norfolk Feb. Cotton middling. SIC; low mid
ding l3-16c: good ordinary receipts. 1134 bales
exports coastwise, 1902; sales. 521; stock 5000.
Cincinnati Feb Cotton firm; middling T7sc:
Tc good ordinary csc; receipts LOGS bales
Shipments $50; stock II 1862
Cotton steady; middling. Si6c: low
middling 15-16c good ordinary 7-I6c; receipts 1881
bales shipments 9s66 bales; sales 40l: stock los $40
St. Louis Feb Cotton steady: middling. SIC: low
$50 bales gross $500 shipments $685. sales. Ia stock
&c. 5l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

Leave New York south Ferry CwhtenAn rsrminAD. and
Liberty street.
'Daly. Except Sunday. sSundays-
CHICAGO, .sSo .. liberty street only. $50
2. m. si2 10 night.
PTTTsBURG. '4.SO a. m. Liberty street only). $50
' cINCiNNAri. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a tn. .aSS o. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. tsoO. 1000 iDlner,.
.IISO a m (piner), tiOo D. m Diner) 81 70 tDinsr)
g 90 CRoyai Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diasf
and CRfe) Ass CDnerl $50 D. (Dner). and 'l3 10
night. NORFOLK. t1o0 = m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch IIxht
orices: ils Ire cel ss4. 1854 Broadway q Union So
W., Bowery \. Y; $50 Fulton st. Brooklyn: white
hall Terminal aud Liberty Baggage Checked frou
or desf,patfon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. :, p. m.-CorToN- spot-Good bust
prices sd higher; American middling fair.
3 16d: good mddng sd; middling. 1516d; low mid
ding. 13i6d; good ordinary, 4ssd: ordinary 16d
The Of day 10000 bales, which 1000
speculation and export and included 1000
American. Receipts 1000 bales, American Futures
opened firm and closed quiet at the advance; American
l. m. February, So sd buyers: February
March, 40 64dG4 zoe buyers: March and April.
-G4dqt 4I64d buyers; April and May 436id buyers
May June. 40 64d SELLERS June and July, 3T-64dd
IS 4d buyers July and August, IS 6idG4 So SAD
August September, 30 ed buyers: September
and October. 64da4 10 64d sellers: October and
veulber. -64dG4 r1-6id buyers; November De-
cember, 4 -64d94 8 sd buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
WEST SHORE-R.R,

Trains leave Franklin st. Station, ~ r.. as follows
and Is m later from foot OF w, 42d St;
.I2Is5 T. NJ CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. for Detrol
Chicago and ST. Dining Car
.8ilB p. M. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited.
$500 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Expresx
'0II5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
daily. Except Sunday
Timetables principal hotels and ornce, Baggage
checked no residences by wsstc
C n LAMBERT. 0spssAi Passenger Agent ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

do teal. bluewing. 40a5oc: do greenwins so14ess ~
eommon 25d3oc; rabbits undrawn. 25g3oc; 90 ora,
15d20c: jack rabbits, 556lar,c -,
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-y receipts tor VIZ
week the market is moving better; while no ca s
advance can be named hesancy 10 Pss A.
recent prices than noted several days past ~ resi-
scarce. ana NO mas almost exclusive
deals at the moment. STRAw-Firm with noe IN
steady demand. We prime long Iys, ~
t21sc; selections. TIC. Of hay ana
tons reported at the Produce Exchange at noon
Hay-Hudson River Railroad $40; Erie. b2V r15s.
ysnia 70; Delaware Lackawanna and Western IiO to
Shore 80; Iehtgh Valley 270: Ontario and western W
straw. 80 tons. by rail.
Receipts OF hay and straw at New-York the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY FEBRUARY s. 1900

H. Hollis: 10 State lambs 90 n. a, 81 rs 80 STATE
sheep 1902 10 at - 60 "A IN
George pillsnback p Vermont lambs ~ IT, al 20 ''
. HOGS-Recepts w>re ~ or e447 head INC g.,
Fair 20 mime hogs were auo,able az 81 25gs5 20 100
10 choice light State hogs pigs sold az 81 1918 -
Country steady for heavy and medium "eisn'
firm light hogs and pigs -.
Sales-S Judd g. Co.; State hogs 40 10 aVeISs.
IS 100 h. 10 do. e4 10. at IS IS: 10 state ps
90 10 at IS 49, hoars 1856 10. SO so
Newton & Co.; State pigs 6s 10, al 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Exports for the 207s bales for the West indies
POTATOES AND NATURALIZATION potatoes are In
quite supply held steadily full late prices
though demand ia moderate. Sweet potatoes steady DO
though fancy rule firm: bermuda
and Havana onions weak and lower Florida vegetables
in fair supply and without material change; car or
cauliowers sold and lettuce worked
from down. Kale and lower; spinach in ex-
cessve supply and slow. with stock hardly
bringing freight California caultfowers largely poor ana
dragging Peas and other California vegetables steady
NewOrleans romaine dull and weak other sead
held steady. and Bermuda vegetables sell
well prime. cabbages in good demand Can
ada urnips dull Squash, carrots and local winter veg
tables unchanged We quote: Potatoes Bermuda per dbl
SJ6$6: do Havana poor prime S3QS5: do Maine He
bron bb 81 1882: do State and Western I' ID
81 25G$1 prime. 16S 10 bag, 69qSl
Jersey 81 25d$1 G2: potatoes Jersey per
do Havana 81 TO9S1 70; do Orange County yellow per
Sl@$1 %; 75c9sl %: do Eastern white. per
bb 81 1892 %; do yellow. 81 20G$i 49, do Eastern red
Dbl. S1GSl 81: do State and Western white,
Brussels sprouts fair to prime q 4G12c beets Ber
muda S1G$1 25; do Florida, bush crate
75c6S1 Charleston, per 100 lunches. S1dS4; celery
California dozen roots. 2J975c do state 19q6Oc
flowers Florida per 81 5OQs2 So do Cali
fornia. 81 25dS so cabbages. State per 100
S3QS9 carrots Bermuda crate, $1g$l %; chicory
Orleans, Dbl Sass; escarole New-Crleans per
So so; kale Norfolk per Dbl coarse lettuce. Florida
fancy per half bb basket $31$3 so; do TO good
basket. S1qS2 So do North Carolina. half Dbl
basket 81 25a$1 5O Florida. basket slso; 40
S29s2 50 romane, NewOreans. Dbl, S2G$3; do
Bermuda. 50G75c; radishes Florida per half
Dbl basket 81: string beans. Florida, rail- per crate
ass do steamer s1Gs2 25 spinach Norfolk per Dbl 29c
Canada. Russia. per bbl TO6sOc; do Jersey and Long
Island Russa), coarse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a comparatively small local
demand tin fcored signal gain to-day in sympathy
higher prices in the English While firm
served 10 tone the other departments OF
they failed TO create increased demand. and
close business exceedingly slow. The Metal Ex-
ihsnge rated pig iron very dull lake copper
unchanged tl5 25 quiet $40 % bid s29
asked; lead steady with asked speer
steady with 81 T2 bid and 81 so asked The brokers'
price Tor lead was 81 r. and for speltsT. 81 TN
MoL.AssEs AND sYRUPS-Very little business trans
pred In the market for the undertons
tinued firm sellers refusing 10 grant conce.sons
syrYpo were strong. with holders disposed await
cessons on me part OF buyers The temend consisted
manly 81 esn for export Quotations follow Nsw-or
leans centrifugal Common fiqiSc; fair. 14Glec, good,
2o92sc: prime 5og3iei New-6rlesns open kettle 449
PC Puerto Reo s24S8c syrups common. gi9e fair.
OosAAS rhiEiGHTs-ssil tonnage was IN moderate de-
lsnn IN All ospsrtnsnts with steady 20 arm For
steamers there was steady inquiry for the various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
Railroads.
KdlIron0s.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 A. u and 3.55 NJ. Daily except Sunday Pitts
field Sundays only at o 20 A. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Niu minated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices lib, 261 AIS and 1918 Broadway 25
Union 50. w, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th St
18th issh ST Stations. New York 9Ss T26
Fulton 81 and Broadway. E D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlsndt for New York Cab
Service. checked rom hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
IEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations Cortlandt and Desbrosses stress
p Ferresl
figures COrandt pesoros
streets Daily Sunday Sunday leaves s. N uts
Sunday leaves eSunday leaves u AZ
n SUNDAY leaves SIS sunday leaves 5-5P.N
ts6.J5, Z. 90 A.. NJ. Local Tor EASrON :.
-,.J5, eS. 10 a. For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS an
West principal local points ParOr and Dining cars S
meets for Coal Branches+. 49, -..- ~.
world Limited
p ",
TO Chicago Dining service IA carte
sl2.55. 1.0OP For WiLkES-BAEsIlE - FeN -
f%3,55 T. 1OP NJ Coal branches and Intermediate pollS
y-5.fO, yJ.2OP.M. Local for MAUCH SHUNk- = ~ "a
N6.iOP.M. chicago Neshule Llltee- TO. N.s
ARA FALLS points West Through Sleeping Ears 70 Sheas
Toronto. MR., A. "a
I'D 500 P. Exposition Express for BUFFALO AZ
es.55. s.OsP.x. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BCFSAl'
and e- Chicago
So PLAINFIELD aud BOUND BROOK, tocss daily EXCESS
Sund - NJ 40. ~. 'tt So = ~ ~ IA
Tickets and Pullman OdatiOns az us, vi -
1884, Broadway Union square West - Colunngs
FulrOn = and Annex station
\ Transfer Co viii and cheek baggage from no =
res.dence through 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Exchange special IAyerpoo; cables Spot cotton
port 1000; American 11Ooo; receipts 600 bales mid
a ans Closed quiet at
aO ' ApFMas A1fG5
io1S
bt pres asked ass 6spa higher
hdent feeling among buyers in flour YESTERDAY and
moderate trade took place old asking prices being @
s. 0 winter straghfs 8 4ogss So winter patents 25@
s. s.; No2 white s. 8oas2 O. grade 81 IS per
81 59gsi '!.t.: rye FE9GRs!esdy S 10
Firm oGoteG KIN K dried s. 5sS 30 as 10
BAG agE5 quoted FDe gne and a@oi ysoE p s2g
bran spot $15 56aSe u.s. sacks arrive 200 ~ $40 759
dinge sied$lS SO; city Si79ST 80; hominy chop.
GRA1NmWHEAT-The bulls obtained rather unex,
Pes at he close of the Session .c
On the s curb he5e ADVANCE @ for Ma
747e the regular close although the market
showed little timdity about taking hold con
n1ed fTeng b aane had bee9 esabshed on pretty
solid Then the demand Gh1mEeG 1 from Gn ns OF
count which carried prices up throughout the s,e
a cold in the West the two important
S an D avahe on points at
following reports Of bad weather IN France enaeces
that exporters We're buying Gersy ana the re 6es
sideraby spurred by this and bear operators
tendencies useless Foreign houses bought
a
The transactions probably reached 90
the price to United Kingdom ports
lie a last weeks. Baltimore
ported yesterday. with hard get
Liverpool market continued Arm all day, Influenced
by advces. and closed 19@A sd net higher The
for Thursday predicted severe cold
the entire wheat belt following rain and snow.
In absence of the exact position OF
plant these weather conditions provoked considerable
Broomhall reported the Continent
Argentine wheat fears that the
guarantees from being landed Quota
ta0ns Of cash wheat afoat basis, We're as follows
No ? red NewYork. 77sc prompt; No red New-York,
7Sse; No hard Duluth. 81 &c prompt nominal;
York SO7sc prompt; Duluth. prompt;
Northern New York. 1850 prompt: No Northern
| prompt: No 2 Northern Duluth. 777sc
.CORN-On buying Of good character
| a combination of news the market ruled
strong again yesterday. closing &c
! export transactions IS loads at seaboard an
advance lsd$sd Liverpool. small country
clearances at seaboard points
bush. The local feeling very firm all day,
demand included orders for investment
well scattered covering by shorts The estimates
closed 4OIzc delivered IL &c for
0 b afoat. OATS Following hrmness In other
markets oats showed considerable strength yesterday
while took hold of cash property with vgor
The speculative market usual quiet
featureess. No oats closed 2Sis@29c No oats 2sc
No white. 31zc; No white 30ikc: track 2sis
63Oc: track white. 2l635c: No white clips. -.
Western 6ll2c, b afoat; State rye 56c. c I (
New-YCrk CARROTS .BARIEY-Market
42h645c. NewrrYork; mailing 50d53c. New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Spot ruled quiet. with prices
isc higher, basis 9-16c for middling upland
and 10 l6c for middling Gulf Sales were $40 bales
Southern spot markets mddling quoted officially
reported by wire as follows: New-oreans firm, 8-16c
Lice; Mobile firm Sc up sc Savannah steady s1sc,
up itc: Charleston firm, Sc; s-1ec Wilmington firm
7Sc Norfolk firm, Ssc Baltimore nominal sac up NC
Augusta steady. s5ee. up 9-l6c; Memphis firm, Lice
Slice; St. Louis steady. SIC. up 1se.
The export movement follows:
Britain. France Continent.
Sc far this week ss sf 2954 eeSst
So far this =. 1873 $40 oi5,944 lb5l TIA
New-Orleans 5000 to 5000 bales,
against 2,605 bales q and 1888 last
Houston the estimate is 1900 5000 bales against
1919 last and l, 7G4
Receipts the and interior points to-day COM
pared the day last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Rio-Coree market frm: No Rio iOs625. exchange
1914: receipts. 1900 bags; cleared FOR the United
5000 bags cleared for Europe. bags; stock
$4,000 hays.
TIE statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

cOTTOS-Todsys market for cotton futures uaa
spasn1odc but business In the sgeveeate
considerably short Of yesterdays enormous ransac
tons But while business small the
make; showed inherent strength starting out with
upift Of eG12 points. maintaining the sd-
vance quite generally throughout the day. Sentiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used .xrI,s,veIv
Stations in New YORK asg 0s I.S sgnsIA
leaving tim. tron an soS S4S'9 PI EsTry -.
Liberty St. except when noted. - -
trains al aI IsaS after Err; jan an i, s 1900
400 9 9s9n Betahishem AneEtown Mauch Chunk. &C.
800, 80 Ct545: 81 30 to Eastonl P NJ sunssys. "a
Fer wiIEesbarrs Piitston and seTsGtoa. Zoo sso
For Reading and aarqisb1rr ~ 4 A. an
1000 lao 70 Reading A. N. 80 s4:3N $40 500
20 Resdn A M 800 ' 1 sfns s Sun so SO SO
70 F fSeaa fstio, p ~ NJ -; s12lS v night
Red Sane Saa oa E2 1855 sss6 5 55ssS :
plS2 s1V' O1 Sundays 500 C1o'15 TO Red
si -, $50 p 80 a4;iO 500 Sundays .Io:l5
H For SrL sSsaFYe c CIV 40
For stations between Highlands and East Long
HsRfand. on25 A. 5 39s ;5 o bs Aap s
isntic Highlands only P. NJ sundays 500 a. H. s4Od
For stations between East Long Branch and Highland.
Of Nayesink, via BranchDoTt $3.50 $50 n.sO A N.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
From foot OF Liberty 81.
Week days. 1870. $780, 1000. OIL go Dining Carr A. n
100 DiEing Caro- 1;SO goo Royal Blue Limed0 SO
iG @l;.d 500 BHiss CAP D,nnx NJ Carl pO Eys
300 o. 's M 800 300 800 :s2 ia'o ''' NJ sundays
so1S f and SaT s as a. 8 fG q &
Mes 2 $50 f F5 a' s. eoqSgi Ay 5 TS f2
iR e check S'sE's' from hotels or residences to '''
:E FSH E ESs5f k. 81 GR Hs minute. earlier.
tFrom South Ferry 5:25 p NJ :.
s sEE8a South south Ferry Ferry a. 90 4 4
From South Ferry az s:55 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08

Foreign Coffee Msrkets.-Santos-Cohee market firm:
good Santos $4,000 receipts 1900 bags stock.
Hamburg-Coffee market opened partly 4
pfg lower; a 230 p A4E pig decline; sales
$500 bags. Havre-Conee market opened steady al x
franc decline: u prices further a franc:
al qu.et. unchanged; at $50 "a franc higher;
total sales. $4,000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb Spring wheat active; No hard. 1880
No Northern round lots IS%c: carrots 5oe winter
No yellow s7'1c No yellow SIC; No yellow sellc
white: zoe: No white 2ssc; No white. 27s.c Rye
Chicago Feb. THE leading futures ranged fol-
Wheat. No. 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
NAV ss:s g$! ; ass e7.e$ ess$s'
Corn No. ?:
S #fs ssssss g: s ss.sss$
oats. No 2:
3 Hay a'"0s 81 a'"os 81 s ssssssss
Mess pork per Dbl:
May i i1cS i ilFs 'n Ss 1i lis
Lard. per 100
saE s sGG 81: 81 sGGGgs sGGs%
Short ribs. per 100
3 Hfy ::ssai$ s sSs sssai$s ssS Sss
spring wheat, s4Hc: No red, sS@7oc; s25.c
SSite s5 S2s&s 70 rye Sc Sa1isy ssS.se;
seed g @ @5a Ne pof pef b 50 F
100 n s. SO9$6 o5 short sides dooseS s. s5ase To-
boxed So loqss Is; whisky distiiier finished goods
i %s2Sst va:
18c. Eggs fresh, is4c.
5 eaa Feb TFSar s,saay s Wheat 6m No
firm s. so Bulk firm at So Is Bacon firm and
sugar ARM Eggs W ss i acs Cheese
:, Duluth Feb. 7.--wheat,-NO hard cash, es4sc No
NortRsrn Ss $40 No spTins SIC corn SSc
10 Feb Nd6En "a RsAf Rye NJ mfE a6
1855 Barley firm; No q ssc sample s7Gi5c
Minneapolis, Feb. Wheat in store, No Northern
February 65 &C. May. 65e sc July 661s G6Tc track.
No hard cs7sc; No Northern. 657sc; No Northern.
63asc
Philadelphia. Feb. Wheat firm and zo higher; con-
tract grade February n1t9I2t.c; Corn hm. NC higher
No 2 mixed February. 3Sh d3s1fc Oats steady; No 2
white clipped s,1as2c: No do 3OGSo12c: No mixed
bush eoc NewYork end Western do 5sG60c: do fair to
good 5Sa5Tc- Butter firm; good demand: fancy Western
creamery 26c: do prints &c Eggs weak and sc lower;
fresh nearby 1+12c; Western 14l4c; South
lac: do Southern, l3c. Cheese unchanged Receipts
Flour. 5000 bbls. 5000 sacks: wheat 2Oo0 bush corn
l41 900 BUSH oats 5000 bush Shpments-Wheat, 20
bush; corn. POT 900 bush: oats. 6. 400 bush.
St. Louis Feb. 7.-Wheat-No red. cash. TOAG7Ozc:
February 7O4c; May. Io&g7O7sc July. 6sk G6s%c: No
hard 6696Sc. Corn-No 2. cash. ale; February 31Ac:
May, 52h932%sc; July, 227sc. Oats-No 3 and
May. 24isc No white. 26G26Ac.
Toledo. Feb. Wheat higher, firm: No 2 cash. 115c:
May 73lsc. Corn higher. steady; No 2 mixed. 34Ac
Oats dull; No mixed 24c. Rye nominal; No 2. cash.
5T'&c Glover seed-Lower for futures active; prime
cash old 81 go February. 50 67ls March, IS TO-
No 2 seed, 81 5T1aG$4 So Oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA


brosses ana co1tanst '9 s,ft. Street and D.,-
@The leaving time from Desbro....
corfiandt Streets Is 1--WE minutes Lac -a
That given below for Twenty-thira So
stations: except where otherwise noted
Car. Ns,1 vas EAsI hAli>ELTni'sd to Buffet Parlo.
NJ F&sf f01lHsf 70 PssaSS5s and
o.S5 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA IiSTrf Ti65 '1ssda
Ton kesso D csssla so1 Tosaa and cs'.
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