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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-Cattle-Good choice native and
Texas TO Oc higher; others steady COW
market firm, active; feeders firm good
to choice. IS 40Qse 60: poor medium. 81 S0gs5 .
mixed sockers $3a$3 so selected feeders - 25qSi 10
good choice 50 G6gs5 heers 50 0q$5 Gamers
81 25Q$3 To- bulls 81 8OG$4 O5: calves. $id$7 80; fed
Texas beeves. 81 i0d$5 80 Hogs averaged &c lower:
closed comparatively firm: fair clearance; mixed and
butchers 81 20gS4 as good choice heavy 81 $685. so
rough heavy. 81 15GS4 80 light 81 1884 3Ih bulk OF
sales - SoqS4 40 Sheep active firm; lambs strong 10
loc higher; top. 50 good clearance native wethers
s. 4oas9 o5 lambs 81 5O9se 20 Western wehers = 25S
- 10 Western lambs. SO 50dS6 Is Receipts-Cattle.
$4,000 head; hogs 4s 600 head' sheep. Is GEO head
Cincinnati, Jan. 4-Hogs active So IOaS4 4Il2. Cattle
dull So 1895 81 Sheep steady 81 25Gs4 Lambs steady
East Buffalo jan 4.-Cattle- Receipts light; market
good IS 5oas0 so; good heavy fat veals 8 5oq
81 20; good large fresh COWS firm at s35Gs50. 70
quality fancy $55qs5S late springers wanted at all
Hogs-Receipts. 81 cars; market fairly active; bulk
sales grades 81 80: good weights. 81 622 a
81 65 roughs s4as4 10; stays SO 5O9s9 co. few choice
roughs. 81 Is. Sheep and ambsReceipts. 81
about steady lambs; sheep Arm best lambs SO 10
q$6 culls good 81 75a$6 TO- sheep. mixed,
81 25Q$4 So to good s3q$4 49, wethers and
lings 81 5Oq$5: ewes. S+Q$4 % for good heavy fat
East Liberty. Cattle steady: extra, So 90S6 p
good. IS 20gS5 so; common $3G$3 go Hogs slow and
lower prime mediums 81 55d$4 60 Workers. 81 $50
81 90: prime heavy 81 50GSi So light Workers and pigs.
81 b0S4 roughs. 50 I5dS4. Sheep steady higher on
lambs. 81 So: 81 50S2 30:
choice lambs. 81 g0q$6 10; common good $4a$5 50;
veal calves. S7@S7 u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. Closing wheat-spot steady; No
California. Is 2ladG6e Sd: No 2 red Western winter.
So 1Od Northern spring. 6s I'D. CornSpot quiet;
mixed 8s Sad futures quiet; January IS 5s4d;
February. 3s Sad; March. 3s SID Peas-Canadian.
IS ID Hops London Pacific COAST, firm, SO 1850
"a los. F1our-St Louis fancy winter firm, as Beef
steady: extra India mess Cd; prime 76s Sd.
Pork steady prime Western, 57s Cd. Hams-Short
cut, IA to IS 10 firm, ass BaCon-Cumberland %
30 10, 33s; short rib. IS to % ID. firm. s4s long
80 10 steady S4s Cd long clear
mddes heavy. 35 40 ~ 34s short clear backs 10 to
10 steady. 3Ss Cd clear bellies Il to 10 10 firm S5s
~ II 10 firm, 3+s Cd Lard steady
prime Western terces. Us I'd; American refined In
pails Sis Cd Butter-Finest United States. 95s good
los. Cheese firm American finest white 53s: American
tralan in London 2Ts Cotonseed oilHul refined Janu
ary-Apr strong l9s 3D. Turpentine-Spirs firm, 3's-
Rosin-Common firm, I'd. Petroleum Refined. 79sd.
23S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January A. 1900.
ing export "a slaugherers PA
for the market No trade OF importance. good
Beef in good ds&ana at @se peT n for native sdes
Cables Arm. Refrigerator beef higher Liverpool
MadIana the West Indies, morrow $50 cattle and
100 Of beef on tss ace Cute S to LiyeTPoo
Steady for veals but barnyard calves 5G25c
o @ n eae d. Sc n % 20 sold
yard calves SO 2oass So city dressed vesIs firm at
sasHf Per n ;,, country dressed at s91hc with some
sses-Ie III Wright & Co. IS vsas l5e 10 average
at So DO 27 n at S. yearlinss 90 so iS 3d. at IS s. Is
S Sanders; veas l4e n. at 50 Is; 10 do 1873 10
81 i. g r. g 90 e T. at s. % N'rHy'rd
T. Il Hollis: % yeals, 81 n, at So.
las 10. IS 90; do las 10. at 81: I2s ~ at S.
do as sqns 81 q sarnyard calves 27o ~ at 50 e2 IL
j. G. Curtis & son: 10 veas 100 10. at IS 25 IT do
81 rew 81 @ush 30 10 vea at y a. q n at q T.
at 81 so. ~ - y 80 q w. " ID
si,S Sqas : Co Z ysnl;; l2a n. a. ss2o.
head including slaughterers and 10 for
The the market and counting the stale there were
10 a. sheep we're Just sb9a. steady
held Common sheep sold at ssas 90
per loe ie euls at g So ordinary TO choice lambs
per No. dressed lambs firm at 7aec; sold
at 91ae Country dressed dollhouse lambs and selling
saes-M collins 224 Ruraio lambs GO n average
at so % 100 NJ 80 Indiana do II 10. at go 2%s So
and lambs 50 ~ at 3. % Indiana no S sheep sAfsB
10 al q 90 - State DO n6 III, at 81; do 100 N.
J. II Hume Bro: 1873 State lambs 10 NJ at 50 CO.
Is5 do, 50 10 az So DO IS 10 at SO 21.s 81 DO
mont d. 2 n at So as % q H. at at S KS So e e %f
90 n At a. - State sheen IA N at s. so do ss
D. Harrington 1911 Ohio lambs 70 10 al So 50; 2o Buff
tsio DO z n So 22s do IA 10 So as; Is Buffalo
g. Judd Co.; Ohio lambs 10 at 50 so; 400 stat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January 4. 1900.

New York, 4. 1900.
. COFFEE-Brazil opened steady at IN
changed prices 10 points. The market
generally throughout session and showed
considerably speculative activity than has been
apparent this market for time past Cable ac-
improved conditions abroad The HaNre
advance OF Il az franc; Hamburg i'm
proved 4 az pfenng, Rio ~ res and Santos 200 refs on
previous quotations. reported small
cefpts together only the time
well sustained,
having 1880 and representing very good
distribution. connection with more active demand
spot supplies III the market: Sentiment was IN
clined TO he bullish on the cables the small
nent IN Brazil and good spot business
coutr following the opening call prices further
points times quite
active from the French market
however disappointing checked buyers during the
part the session. The market finally steady
with the unchanged points higher Total
2s.5 bags Spot Brazil coffee closed firm,
good demand. There some controversy as to
quotations calling the figure for No Rio, invoice
lots S-Iec others quoting nc. The figure
ct Baltimore TIC there appears be
something like fight going between certain large in
with 75sc freely sellers for round
lots The worlds visible supply of coffee January wac
20 bag q 400399
prices in the local market day
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

Stations COrtandr DeSDrOSSeS Sree1
tPenna r. Il. FerrieS)
other Cortlandt Deshrsssf
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves > NJ 0Jsr
daily sunday leaves 65 eSunday leaves ID AZ
sunday leaves e-l5P-N sunday lsaveS SIS Pm
t~6.S5, 200 A. Local Tor EASTON.
s7.35. e.. 10 NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
principal points ParlOr and Dining cars Con-
Coal BTancheS+ . -
++II.55 1900 Noon. ." BLACK DIAMOND EN-
PRESS the world Limited statlS
with through
Detroit rd Chicago Dining Car vice Ia carte
sl2.55 Loo p NJ For Wins BARRE, - lAN LOSs
fs3.55 Coal Branches and Intermediate points
v'5.10, y5.20P. n Local for MAUCU CHUNK -
-5.55 chicago Nest.hue limited For NI9ts
ARA points West Through Sleeping cars GO chicago
and Toronto. .. - - 4,
ILL SEQ Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
TORONTO. n
'S.35. 600 IN, For ITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
West Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago
So PLAINFlELD and K0t NJ BROOK, locals daily exeep'
NJ s6.Iu, 6p - 3 and sS p NJ
Pumsn accommodations az IS 81. - - ael
1884 BROADWAY Union SQUARE West 20 Columbus Ave- = L
Fulton ST Court and station Brook n
Y Transfer from hosA %
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
rain in each direction stops al Lakewood
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York Of Chamber q,
as follows and nve earlier 2Sd-,t
0toO A. M-Vsstibuled Express daily FOR Binshamtou.
MAveriy. Elrnlra, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 3
p. NJ. Psror Buffalo.
2gO0 r. M.-Vestibuled limitex-Fast mail da1v soi,.
train for Chicago. arrives Gland NJ ChIcaxN
NJ seepers TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
1880 p M-BursIo and Cleveland vestTbuled Express
daily Arrives al Buffalo TOO A NJ. Bradford 20 NJ
jamestown 800 A. M. Youngstown 1877 A. M Clevs-
Library Car. ~
etIo p M-paiiy solid train for Rinshamton waverfy
Elmira and Chicago. sieepers to BuYaio chicaso ara
Cincinnati Dining Car
LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 CORPORATIONS a Ill us 2ol. 4ol and D5T Broad
way i2 bowery l66 l2oth-s. and 2T3 l2Sth-
o., Snameers aud West 2Sd 81 ferries NewYork: $50
and 500 Fultonst Broadway. Brooklyn: Rvs--st
Hoboken. ana Jersey CITY station Ncw-York transfer
asncsA - ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

DO. 70 n. Sc So 2o do so 10 SO 49, 81 Jersey do
1877 10. al s4 los Indiana do 81 %; % do W
~ at 81 20; 8 State do, 123 10. SO So
Newton Co. 222 Buffalo lambs 6S 10 at Sc. late yes
terday pa Ohio lambs 10 10 SO so; 10 State do 81
~ So rs: 21 sheep. a 81 %
s. Sanders: 300 N, SO 90; $50 penn
eylvana do 10 NJ SO 80; SO Pennsylvania sheep III
NJ at 81 %; o. NJ 81 so; do 10 10 at
So go
Harrington CO.. go Buffalo lambs. IS 10 at So 3iiz
HOGS-Receipts p cars +.201 head, ana there
= q SOqSi 80 luS
10; choice light state hogs pigs ceiling at ~ w
ass. Country dressed weak 4l7c per 10 for extreme
weights.
saless. Sanders: % State hogs. 1924 50
per ID.
J. II. Hume & Bro 20 hogs. lis 10. at s. So
Andrew Mullen Date yesterday: ~ state pigs. 81 Nat
81: "a State hogs. 1l3 10. at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Jan Cotton steady; middling, 1-l6c
low middlng 3l6c good ordinary. ll-l6c. Receipts.
exports Great Britain 642; to the Con
nent 10 1873; coastwise 1875; sales 49, stock 500
Baltimore. Jan. cotton nominal; mddng T3&c low
middlng 5-16c; good ordinary ll6c. Gross receipts
57S bales exports Great Britain sos France 6I9
Continent, 4,O49; stock, lI,Se4.
Savannah Jan. Cotton easy; middling, 15sc; low
middlng 1-16c good ordinary, g 916c Receipts T. 33
bales: sales 10; stock. l63,Oo3.
New-Oreans. 4.-Cotton quiet; mdding, lee;
low middling I Ice: ordinary l1-16c Receipts
1917 exports, coestwise 1910 sales 1000 stock
Ala TAI.
Mobile Jan. Cotton quiet; mddling, 7-16c; low
mlddllng Lice; good ordinary 69-16c. Receipts 16O
bales; sales, 500 stock. 80. 1872.
Memphis Jan Cotton firm; mddns nc; low
3i6c; good ordinary, ll-16c. Net
gross. 6s shipments 2i76; sales 1880;
So $50.
ST Louis Jan. 4-Cotton steady; middIlng 7-16c;
low mddling TIC; good ordinary. 6%c. Net receipts
sos bales gross 1915 shipments 1927; stock 2T6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOR THE EST.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. Ferry whitehall TerninaO. and
foot OF Liberty street
'Daily. %Except sunday SS,,naavs
p. m. and az 10 night
p. m.
sla. 10 night.
ROYAL HUE TRAINS.
-, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, $500. 1000 DlEsrl.
tL.Sb a m tliner>, TlOO D. DINER. -lSo tDinsr
500 { Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Dasr
night. NORFOLK flOO Y. m
Al trains are illuminated with Pntsch IIght
Onees ll3. 1T2 26i asa. 1854 Frra4wav = Union So
W. l2T Bowery y. Y aS9 Ftton - Trco-fyD- T-hft--
hall Terminal aud Liberty .ps,t-s5 f-ona
hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

r,r >,c .,,,, 49,. - New-York January 4 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-rhe market IA a IIttIa stro,oer ,,r
choice marrow medium ana pea: the former have had
safes al - ~ ior choiee old and holders are now
asking htt}e more. The
rule. and the best n1arss seIs n
81 lO4$2 10: IL really choice they would
hsnd little more some holders asking 2tc more
sales Red kidney are steady but quiet White kidney and
yellow eye wei sustained but movement light Turtle
Green peas quiet We quote Beans marrow isss
medium. choice s2gs2 o2s; do pea State and Mchsan
op W. DO Days " 90 RED Kidney choice 81 209s2 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

:
o FoT pds as6 MTHhe ,oooDr ssmsn, was s
slow to hold feeling that sellers would weaken
whes had made no gain for the day and s very
demand rye with thousand barrels
No co. sp sas s se winter
fair Sod sa$s SCI choice sssSsss g
Sfs,ia s!P INC
saS and ss!l?T p 81.
s s,e wl5s So ssss S. ag 81 60
sc 20 S9mRK ss9p fs oil %e Ses o. whole
sSwS loss ssh gain for the eg
was subsequently regained after exceedingly dun
S f6at n prices f the oSy we b T e
enabled hold prices all positive weakness
N the tSe
traders who gone short night still further
their m during the day factor of
nmson that two cagoes Of wheat had been worked
the SSse f many o
futures by houses various times during the
day T cables Ssfs o5s ONE Of the weakest ss
from 10 to 81 points lower on Paris wheat and -four
Go under Ws from ss
cut There wss cold weather 'he e every ae and
covering but doing wen in ohio. Eastern
wheat stocks Minneapolis expected to Increase
AT Duluth the supplies will probably increase 15O
coo bush. whereas week the gain only l21 900
bush Northwest receipts amounted compared
with All last close business
reported 10 loads all Quotations of wheat
( b afioat basis follows: No New-York,
I5l2c No hard Duluth 81 sc hard
Manitoba, lac prompt: No l hard New-York, S04c
prompt; No l Northern Duluth. 79&c prompt No
Northern New-Yorl 79l4c prompt; No Northern Du-
luth. IIs4c prompt .... C0RN-Not in long time has
the New-York corn market been so excessively dull
II yesterday 1t infrequently happens that
day will pass without transactions but at such times
there usually plenty of bids offers. while
terday according to the official record only one offer
was made during the entire session. bids what
ever II only possible. therefore. gauge
iment by the gossip among traders This reflected
oearshness not pronounced, Of the
firm position of cash but feeling that
more liberia offerings the particularly
in Illinois, whence free selling orders
Chicago market justified the
moment more than anything else Cearances
ness was reported at - loads all and last prices
We're nominally unchanged from the previous night
corn closed iOc for both elevator and delivered and
4Oe3c for I b ahoat. .OATS-The
fairly active for spot but dun otherwise and
more or less nominal. No 2 closed 26Ac:
2Ss4c; No white 81 u AL
mixed. 29G3012c; track white 31935c:
3l9+ d32c RYE-Market steady. No Western 81 !. C
I o afoat No Western, 60%c aioat: State rye
Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,
Railroads..

HARLEM DIVIsI0N.
BIZ A. NJ and $50 P NJ. Ian, except Sunday, 10
Ptshed; Sundays only at 20 A. NJ
- Wagner Palace Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Light
Ticket offices at IFS 26l. Alb 1915 broadway -
Union So, w, 2S0 Columbus I25th
SSth St and 1ssth St Stations New York. sss and T2d
Telephone 1850 Corandt'' for New-Ycrk Central Cab
Westcott
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
Of contract prices in the local market to-day

Th~ 'Hcel market for spot cotton ruled quiet.
prizes unchanged the basis of 7c for middling
'~rS eri Sc middling gulf. Sales 364 bales
Soothern spot markets middling quoted
-enertsd follows New-oreans quiet 7-16c; Mobile
r~te-. "a: Savannah 7Sc: Charleston steady
~ Wilmington steady. TIC; Norfolk quiet 7lac:
r~i'icre Bornina nc: Augusta steady -16c
lover At 7iec: Memphis firm; nc: St Louis steady
49, NeT-Oreans receipts morrow are
e--a-fed 3.5o0 400 bales compared with IS9
ls~- ~e~k and 1860 last year At Houston 1000 TO
400 Nzes. against 1864 last Z
Peosipts the ports interior points to-day con-
DAY al last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

Cash quotations follows Flour. unchanged;
No spring wheat 64k q655ec; No red 6sa6s1sc; No
31h4c: No yellow corn 81 a al &c; No oats
22a a24c No white. 2Gc; No 8 white 24% q25hc; No
rye 13G53c; No barley, 3sd45c: No faxseed and
W. 4s: prime timothy seed 50 50: clover contract
SIS 10: pork, bb 50 30aS1O co. lard per
100 ~ s. 5QS5 STA short ribs sides loose 80 0qS
5O$5 75 short clear sides
(boxed s0GS5 So; whiskey distilers finished goods
high wines per gallon 81 231s cut loaf,
5.7Oc; graduated. 3 lsc On the Produce Exchange oy
17a2sc Cheese firm 12G12%c. Eggs Arm, 1sale1sc-
Cincinnati Jan. 4.-Flour steady Wheat ~"iet -,
red. Tic. Corn active; No mixed, 3S1ac oats
DULL 2 mixed % = acc. Rye quiet: No z. tIc But
firm Sugar Eggs firm, 19c. Cheese steady
Milwaukee. Jan wheat dull; No Northern sc:
active: No .. 45c; sample, 85a44c.
Minneapolis Jan. 4.-wheat, in store, No l Northern
January, G5%c May. 68&c; July, 6s96sc; track No
/ hard, 66%.c: No 1 Northern, 65%c; No 2 Northern
63kc. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia Wheat quiet but steady; contract
mixed January. 37iz G3TAc. Oats steady: No white
clipped 311zc: do. 30930i3c No . mixed do. 290
2919c. Potatoes firm and higher: Pennsyvania choice
per bush. NewYo-k Western do. 5sGeOc do fair
good do, 53a55c Butter unchanged; fancy Western
creamery 2Sc prints, Soc Eggs dull and &c lower;
fresh nearby &c do Western 22c do Southwestern 2Oc
Flour 200 bbs 5000 sacks: wheat. 1900 bush; corn
1866 600 bush 80 900 BUSH shipments-Wheat. 240o
bush: 10000 bush; oats, 10000 bush
St Louis. Jan. 4-Cose Wheat No. red cash. 691sc:
67Is Corn No cash 3o'4c: January sOls; May s215d
32hc. Oats No. cash 24c January, BIC; May, 251sc;
No. white. 26kc.
Toledo. Jan. l-Wheat-Dull. lower for futures; No
2 cash, 7oi+c asked; Nav T39sc. CONDUIT. steady
No. mixed. 3214c. Oats-DulI steady: No mixed
cash. old s. So January. s. 10; March s. 10
bid OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market firm throughout, with fair demand.
Quotations follow:
TAR-ReFulars 50 %: oil bbIs. 81 so
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 5215 d53c.
ROSIN-CommQn good strained, 81 49, +, 81 SO; F.
81 S.: ST 20; H 81 20 l. 81 10; X, 81 80; NJ 50 30;
N 81 80; w G, So So w w. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne 1856 bbs
Charleston Ian. 4,-Turpentine market firm at 4914@
firm. unchanged.
Wilmington JAN 4.-Spirits turpentne Arm 50G50IRc:
receipts 40 Rosn firm 81 1881 20 receipts 36S
bbls Crude turpenne firm 81 60 and 81 30; receipts
bbls. Tar steady 81 % receipts 90 bbls.
Savannah June Spirits turpentine steady, 5O}ac
receipts. 2s bbls Resin firm; receipts 81! b6s; sales
251l; exports 1915 Quoted; A b. c. 81 10: ID, 81 15G
81 90 e 81 20qsI 25 F. 3OGS1 80: G. 81 35Q$1 40;
81 80dS1 81 TOqS1 rs; X 81 rs; NJ. 81; n. 81 So
G. 49, w w, So IS.
London 4.-Turpentine- Spirits. ass Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

cotton Bxehange Special Liverpool Cables-spot cotton
eaEis Sales 1900 bales; speculation and export 1000
Ts,lcan. 1900: receipts 1000; American. 5000; mid
cling upland 1851 futures opened steady TO points
we n1efee stefoy az z 70 points net lower Janu-
srT. s3B5zs: January-February 4-l344I4: February
March s.I0izb: BsrchAp1I 4.0s5sb; April-May SOCKS
May June. zo3As; June July. 402s July-August 40lb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL R. R. or mem JERSEY

ULH nal n. n. Ut MN IclOcI.
AnthEae'ss coal used sxcluslyeLg
Stations i New YoEk, fSoI q Il5eE5y St
Leaving te from south Ferry tos wb,sbau -,
the same as from Liberty ST. except when. noted
Trains n a fsa1 af'f FOOT S0 " hsi lsss St
100 sI5 $50 Hehe A s5 M az SngSE s.
$40 ctst5 Ess.nS p sundays ' 40 s s
Fer %iIkesPares Pttst9n and sSTanOn 400 $40
For Reading and n aar.SaTx At zoo .4so 80 sss
ae9o II 80 e Readng. n 10 81; 80 st 90 500
reading A M 90 isO $3.50 $500 500 %
feA''A0 r NJ AL Rail ROUTE
ESQ s5Sos p Red sHf Bank Mw on TS SD. sd L s PTn
s anS us ss 1 ana "a o BED % Bf R qg ,y
ron LxSEWe op. 40 ESQ 4 NJ. Sis. As;so.
Lakea By T9s Sys and R25nsFs so 4s9 ga
TakshO'st Oniy' PvI SsHi;y. ci..,55 A NJ
For stations beween Atlantic Highlands and Eas. I.s
BRANCH $50 $3.50 and 1850 Atlantic Hishlands onl
via BRASCHPoRT.
Of Saves o $50 aii 80 nf M sHf IL
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SoR PHIIAD a a714AcI BALTIMORE AND ,
Weak DAVIS E5OE s6 f9o5 5o q Li is ST.
Zoo Dining Carr 1880 900 Royal Blue Linitedl S.
sc 90 Dining Cap p n. s12;15 mat SUNDAYS 30.
@ed 200 Sn t5sO SAB Bnlas h Carr go Egya s.
6ass 90 4so so Ss p Il sands ava
$500 .1. 4; ~; goo. $500 P, n >.
whss s s Rs15 m 3 g s foGt ts
US vest a fa 5h St. Spt0R 5 W HS As s 7
St s44 SEQ Fgltqn St. Brooklyn; sS BroadTsy Wlsns-
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
..EE!S@ soS,S E:5z aye Minutes earlier
bFrom South Ferry at $40 P. n
tg 1S@ South South Ferry Ferry al At 800 3 X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. Spring wheat-Lnqgiry good: limits
unchanged No l hard, 76lzc; No Northern. I4%c Win
wheat unsettled: Inquiry No red lie: No l
white 701Ec bid Corn-Aetive inquiry. firm; 10 3 yell
low, &c; yellow. 361zc: No 36@+c: No 3
corn. SEX a36hc No white 3oc; No white.
20929Lc; 2 mixed. pc No mixed. 26%c Rye
quiet: No in store 5TiHc Flour firm.
Chicago 4-The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat No. 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
January ....... 90 684 Sc e6
May .699s q69a 69% aces 6sS66eh 6e4s
JiIy T0I4 7OI4 10 7OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

quite q confusion Of ideas in the
NOT active II made by
inent banking which has been until this week
attack on yesterday and renewed early
this morning. withdrawing later in the session 1t Is
thousand fortyeight hours. all the
country Yet the market made stubborn resistance TO
steady al 3G5 points the of prices
upward, time showing net gain OF 5ao points
finally closing firm at an advance OF $40 points on
closing In view of the prestige OF
their bear1sh overtures TINS morning S4cuu .ucn
rejecting inherent strength The Southern mar
reported all sustained former prices Tor spot COTTON not
Nithstanding the fact that the NewfoTk market Tor tut
phase Of the situation led 70 covering especially as
eipts at the ports continued upon small scaIe ana a
the morning there quite
good investment demand from the West and South
was buyer The market in the afternoon was more
active and hrmer Local traders were puzzled, being
while the important referred operst
ns apparently. for decline in prices This concern
Owing 10 probable corrections conservative parties est
the amount sight this week at 26oo0
$50 bales year before and 7072 bales in 1897
TIE letter Of prominent cotton house in Austin. Tex.
~ the North greatly deceived the IL is
supposed that great deal OF cotton is held back
tionstey larger than they last but it should be
ricke5 ? his me he he
practically has gathered since season.
ara carried the local markets by the
generally speaking the article has
farner's hsrds. appears foolish contend a
and nv few farmers equals approach equal
which a this last year had
sight II IS a difference be
Rad Inability get
r-'ces
The Of prices the market