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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-York. OF Chaubers- st
follows and i've minutes from Wesr 93a-sf
$500 A. M.-VestiOuled Express daily for BinEhasto,
Waverly. Elmtr9 Buffalo. bradford Arrive Hrfaio 4
p II. Parlor o Buffalo 1870
2Oo 4. M.-NestihGled limited-Fast mail daily. solid
for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 7;S0 NJ Chicago
p NJ SleeprFs 70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1880 II. M.-BufI 4o Cleveland vestIbuled Express.
daily Arrives Buffalo T05 a. NJ. Bradford 100 a NJ
jamestown 500 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A M Cieve-
land II 80 P NJ Seepers Buffalo and Cleveland GAIA
Library Car.
9s15 Il. M.-Daly solid train for Binghamton. Waveriy
Elnnira and Chicago Seepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago ard
Cincinnati Di.ing Car.
UVICKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il COMMODATIONS az III, Il3. 26l 4O1 and 95T Broat-
III BOwery. 1855 East i25thst. and 2lS West 15
ST. Chambers and West 2Sd-st ferries New-9ork SSs
and $50 Fon-st. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn; l22 Rver-st
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co calls tor and checks baggage from hotels and rsst
dences,
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nau-YorI February 3. 1900.
COFFFF-The coffee market was Ialrly actlNe aIter
orenng quiet and unchanged to points Io"er "1n9ue
So s,1g md the market rapidly recovered in tone
i,oz setter closing Hayre cables Ire market closed
e. 81 tbs best uoint Of the day-net unchanged prices
- =, ADVANCE of IS points Total sales were 1900 bags
operated against new business one
MS ne absence cables from Rio and Santos closed on
scront az holidays other disposition TO hold
IN Tor The official worlds visible supply statement now
due Regarding expected decrease 10 be shown calcu
ia,fonz Rave much variance that the trade
naturally with particular interest for the official
Tzres Estimates as the decrease 10 be shown have
-sried ali the way from 800 600 600.oe0 bags Spot
Ereziian coffee quiet but steady We quote No s. s$c;
"a 4 Sic: No G. SIC: No 3, e9sc.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
&C n
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-ns staostiea position made up by this morning

prices isc f higher market 8 g was 20 quiet and steady
aSs ZIG Tor middlng gulf sales were 40 bales
not much doing ss speeia Liverpool cabes-Spo cotton
500 1n1arcs ses WV bales speculation and export.
niadaF Upland ooo receipts 5000; American 5000;
s'sl l3d decline; closed very seady az ~ s4i
MsgApr 1857 5fuai 2tr ma 44ls;
segtember 99i, sso59s; Juy7August. 429s: August
November 45b Novenber-Decenber "a iso; oe'ooef
Va, Lux and MEALIn the -four market business
ss xoeehgy Light SATURDAY prices were Withou:
No. although nomnay easier Spot feed continued
s - winter trasgts 81 46 5esay "a Spring patents
g Sss2 spring s2,1 clears g soas3 extra 10 winter,
F pS Og0se e$2 RYE FoMRaady }air to
hand M quoted: Kiln dried 81 i5Gs2 20 as to
s5rs g $500 b plIe Th aaot sd?
Sgs7 coarse sg 2qs s sess e arrive 200 ~
SIS co. oiesi sas city feed. s17gs1s hominy chop.
ssobed more u At. wheat market Saturday
Lsepool - O'clock y line with English cables
an aiVsnss ing sqzd below the previous night
efoa egR buylng the decline served IN con
sso1ger market on srst yaies Nae s eghe lea 70 mneh
Fesalning between that % ana Tea an touched QUO I4se
mostly n IN e moderate European demand business was
week fresb vas % even up accounts and the new
his sae F ss LyseIPoo break IN face q rmnese
he ee neats IN the near future Worlds exports
s6sIsse 1e6oo bush week before Pare naTHets
s ANTWERP VS. eeres ,a ane closed points lower.
ses5 agar and for the week reached S75
scar ~ ie1z cars week ago and IOf cars las.
NOR fs, eu4ook n winter wheat States was little
fsYes So az the moment because higher femnsTe
forming - y Is probable that cold wave now
helf n ule Tar Northwest may sweep down oyar az
from sb ne curb May sold up 75c a Sham demand
shs a61srs ,oiowing the strength Of the West whers
feensist n antwerp and strength corn were In
reacteS Near the close however nrines
rers 4, @ no May left Off ct IA i1-lec or inst about
was oof ~ ne the regular close hour before No
Eorfbefn I, sS,.e elevator aad 77ssc anoat No
sxTo-, DuIuth, 1s9c. ahoat praofossiv no
nieUenesa.51he was accomplished. ,coRN-Wort,ng
sctsese OF wheat the forenoon corn Tna,ss ne
s a1o strong affair. closing officially al &c net
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb s.-catte nomnaly steady; good to
as 25as3 So; selected feeders 81 2aqs4 49, good
choice cows SO 40s4 90 heifers q 25qs5 81 20
~ 90. bulls 50 1894 co. calves, S5a$0 Texans
~ 90 Hogs active sc lower closing top
mixed and butchers. G04S4
GOOD TO Choice heavy 81 T5as4 e2 rough heavy 81 cog
IN. light 81 6Ods4 s2e; bulk OF sales 81 75QS4
Sheep strong lambs steady 70 slow; native wethsrs "a 70
ass 30; lambs SsgS. 49, ~ "Gteh o aSqfo al
toes 40 900 head; shsep, 800 head Weeks receipts
cincinnati Feb. 8-Hogs active. "a 10qs5. Cattle
,easv Ssgs5 s5. Sheep steady. 50 50G$5 25 Lambs
s.ea1S s AZ 7Sas7.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. x.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry (Whitehan TermnaD and
foot Of Liberty street
'Daly. Except Sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO, '4.30 I. m, Qiberty street only). 'l3o
.. m. and 'l2. 10 night.
PITTS SURG, .4so a. liberty street onlyI. 'S.S
D. m, s12. 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tSOo 1000 (Diner).
sl1.30 a DINER, t1.00 (Dner), lao (Dnsr)
's 90 (Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Diner
-465 (DineD $3.50 .. m. CDinerl. and
night. NORFOLK. t1.00 n m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofices: 26i. 434 1884 Broadway Union So
W. I2T Bowery n. Y. $50 Fulton St Brooklyn; white
hotel residence 10 destination
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Feb. s.-The leading ranged as fol-
Wheat, No, o. oSsEdng. Lowest CLOSING s9s
h 5aiy Ss$s lass eo.o Ss 'sos So ''"eSS
Corn No q
5 #sy ''osss g. g ss~os 8 ''~as &
Oats No .:
9 Hsy mn: 81 81 s ss'.ssss 81 sseoa 81
Mess pork. bbi
3 H5E ' ISs94 ' 1884, SO $751; 81 ' 1873
Lard. per 400 ID;
3 Hag NM: s sPs Sc 49, s GSA s go
Short ribs. per 100 ID:
9 Hsy :::::::::: ssssS SO 49,. sssss $50 $50
pat ash s. s c ss as Sass sgr sa y sS
straIghts s. eCGSS oakeTs. s. iOd$2 So No 8 spring
%asat $685. Fs Whites ss':S saa s. sSs
No barley. 3sG435&c; No I aaxseed. 81 49, No N W
s.. PS Per 100 ~ $ s6S$5 short RIBS
Short sides S 56ne Sf S 5 wRey
81 ass wG oa fs sS s
yellow corn S29$2Hc On the Produce Exchange today
diaries, l9a22c. Cheese steady. 12Glsc Eggs weak
7 Gota @ NJ nins9 ay 6aE @ d MI Ne
sq Swaa GH F6 qu iS No
fsG No N NJ G s5sS SAMPLE R SS
Northern, February 65kc May. 65la a854sc July &c
on traek-No hard, 66Tsc: No Northern. e59sc No 2
Northern. 63asc. Flour unchanged
Philadelphia, Feb. 3-Wheat quiet but steady; contract
grade, February 71Q72c. Corn firm and e higher; Feb
Iuary, SSq3S4c. Oats quiet but steady; No white
clipped 81 432c; No white clipped. 3O@301ac No 2
mixed clipped 429zc Butter firm, good demand fancy
Western creamery. % e@26c; fancy prints 26e Eggs
dull and lie lower; fresh nearby fresh Western 1Sc
fresh Southwestern. unchanged. Receipts
Flour 1900 bids. 5000 wheat 10000 BUSH corn
$4,000 bu2Ei $4,000 bush. Shpments-Wheat, 1000
bush; ess lxs26 900 bush: 5000 bush.
St EsouIs. Feb. 3.-Wheat. No red cash, 7Oa7213c
FebruarK Toe; May. 7044c July 6S1ec: No hard ga
Csc Cot No cash. 31q32c February, 81 Ac; May, 32
qS2Sc; July 32$c. Oats No cash. 2+1ec: February
244sc; May 24ssc: No white 26c.
Toledo, Feb S.-wheat dull. steady: No cash. 71sc
May T37se Corn dull, higher; No mixed. 33&c.
higher: firm; No mixed. 24c. Rye unchanged: No 2
cash. BIC Glover seed dun, prime cash. old 81 90
Fe6T1ary new, 50 10: March. IS so asked: No Seed
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
912 A NJ and 3.55 p NJ Daily. except Sunday, Pitts
field. Sundays only at Q 20 A. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket offices 113, POI. AS and 1916 Broadway %
Union So W. 235 Columbus Ave- 81 West 125th St.
St lSsth St Stations New York; S3s and T26
Fulton ST and lO4 Broadway. f. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt'' for New
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
GF0RGE H. DANIELS Genera! Passenger Agent
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Heavy selling profits alone
ron scoring another great The market
olenei firm advance Of lac points and pursued
while showing however, firm undeFtone.
FogiHg the opening call there further advance
al 80 points March touched the long predicted
EIGHT cents just after the call The bulls find 1t just
easy 10 put the March ic higher. and there is
also 10 little talk Of August manipulation make the
market teyersn and throw CONSERVATION in the ranks OF
the shorts abroad well at home The short interest
g England and the Continent Is said TO be heavy.
The Southern spot markets continue show leading
strength The Statistical situation practically the
as IL last week but very bullish in
year and previous while receipts do promise
Ief ana speculation shows broadening tendency This
morning outside buying poured without
10 pTlce quantity. The market while Irregular
stated and in the face Of heavy realizing, time
showed gain Of 49 points yesterdays closing prices
;aateh touched Sc and August sold as high as 1859.
frFaie cables were stronger than the public
counts. The market broke the a squirt
heavy realizing, led by Wall Street finally
regular ana easy, with prices points higher TO points
net lower
Receipts at the principal ports and interior points with
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eiPs at the principal ports and interior points with

a letter from prominent cotton house in Hope, Ark,
stFted N part: In this county the acreage will be in
creased 70 to so cent last year Our little
selling mules by the carloads and everybody is going
- psnt cotton Land that has been laying uncultiYated
l years Is being prepared Tor cotton seeding. look
rSoe01s-bs4e crop II the proves good one.
follows " - 49, - N'
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LEHICH VALLEY.

DeSbrOsses
(Penna- K.
Street COTtlandt DesbrOsss
Daily except sunday sunday leaves 50 Pm Other
daily tSunday leaves 65 sunday leaves - AZ
sunday leaves CTS Pm: sunday ayes SIS PM
s6.S.S IA A NJ. Local for EASTON.
+7.55, eS. 10. u. For BUFFAL0. NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points Prlor and Dining Cars Con
Coal Branches. -- =
IN the world Limited seating
to Detroit a~d chicago. Dining Car service "a
sI255 4 m Nd WlLhESBAkIsE. SCRANTON.
N Branches and intermediate points.
y-S.IO Vi. 2OP.M Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
n Chicago Ncstibule Limited. For MAG
FALLS points West Through Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago
s1.55. SOC ExPOst Express for BUFFALO and
ss.3J. 900 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
so PLAlNFIELD and BOUND BROOK, locals, daily except
Sundoy: NJ:
Tickets Pullman us sei 80 SIS 90 and
Union Columbus n.
Court Bw'y Station Brooklyn;
Transfer Co. viii call and check baggage hossl
residence destination
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sournERN corroN MARKprs.

ra,.,nore Feb 3.-Cottcn nominal; mddling. SIC:
Sdng 1916: good ordinary. 316c gross receipts
sna hales. stock. 1884 bales.
'' Memphis Feb. Scoon ARM middlng INC; low mid
.ns fF5c good ordinary 7Ac net receipts Dha bnles
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A = CLARKS HIGH CLASS TOUR
ROUND THE WORLD SEPT. 18TH.
Limited y; special exceptional advantages
Route: New York ''St. Louis S120 berth. London
Paris Iucerne Italy, Greece Turkey, Palestine Egypt
across India Ceylon Singapore China (Manilal Japan
Hawaii San Francisco. overland York, IA
months 81 500 nearly months leaving Nov. direct
Italy Egypt. 1850. Also second party. Oct. g.
going westward, SI.S50.
F c. CLARK. III BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb. 3-Closing: Wheat-Spot steady: 1
California. Is 4dG6s AID No 2 red Western winter 5s
nd; NO Northern spring 6s Id. CoTn--Spot firm;
american mixed new ss esd American mixed Old ss Id
IS cad Peas-Canadian, 5s 61ad. Flour-St Louis
fancy winter firm. Is Sd Hops at London Pacific Coast
dull t3 1OsG84 Beef dull; India sos; prime
mess rs Cd Pork steady prime Western. SOS Sd.
HaIns-Short cut. IA TO 10 10 firm. ASS. Bacon firm
Sn Gu f cut % to 80 h. s4s rib IS % 10
clear mddies heavy 80 to 40 10 34s Cd short backs
10 to Is ~ ;3s Cd; clear bellies Ii 10 H.
Shoulders. square, IL IL 10, firm Cd
prime Western in tierces American refined in
pals. SIS Sd Butter-Finest and good United
nominal Cheese-Firm; american finest white. 56s 3D.
American finest cOlored, sos. Tallow-Prime city
2Ss Australian in London dull 27s Cd Cotonseed oil
Hull refined FebruaryAprl, strong. Turpentine
Spirits firm. 4Os 3D. Rosin-Common firm, As 7l5d.
Petroleum-Rehned. 79sd. Linseed oil. 24s Sd.
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD
STATIONS foot o. West Twenty Street and D-
fSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Tsventy-third street
stations. except where otherwise noted
LOO "A, ~ FAST MAIL.-Limited 70 two Buffet Parior
80 u FAST . P sSSas and Cleveland
Compartment Sleeping Dining smoking and o6ssrvs-
F9T Shifas0 e'svsand Toledo Cincinnati
i- % r; u: CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
y Mh''1 wEs ri HSg EpREss-ror chicago 70.
Fps II. VI. soUTHwEsrERN ExPREss.-For PITS
sDo Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Indian
T5S p N; PAcrFIc ExPREss.-FOr Pittsourz. and
Routes 7r Knsxvis daily via shsnsnasah Valley
ss2 p ~ MAIL AND Si ExPSE sss. -PuI@sn srss
burg and pon's West. dsiiv except Egnday' No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 10 30 So lOlo esbrosses and Cortlsndt streets
esosses ns sn S colts SS SDR 1res S@ m m Is Con
bning cs ai ParloT ard Pains Gsrs ~ 100 -
Sunday 25. SIS. Io,55 Dining Carr m. I255 as
- Dining Carr ass f tbiHns 1 Carl ss p M
BssB665sSs. ssd E54: s., ssd 10 .s
NoRF9IK AYD WSsTFS& Rx1Lw4Y@z 1F Memphis
ATASTic eosT fE E F fSlii speola 1sas
0aIo S' R&iLM a9a a m Week
ga gays and 455 p. m. daily.
fG %se 3LtP POINT CoAFoT and NoRFoLK-E5s
ATLANTIC CITY.-95S a m ana . ~ r, rr)esbrosses
ana SoTtlandt Streets $50 D. M wesk-days Through
CScJouteu Trains Buffet ParIor Cars Standard
= MA 1-l2-JJ m. weekdays.
On NeW York and Long Branch from
third Street Station). $50 m. 1240.
80. ana 800 p Sundays. m 45S .. m
10 "a DssorossSs and COFtlandt reets) 900
- o4O. ana 90 Sundays. 8. IS a. m. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o. ana Cortlandt Streets 620). Us. 755.
d Sortlandt Streets lO2O) Dining Carr, Dining
SSIl lI55 y 81. . 10 CDesbrosses Cortlandt
sEssetS 22Ol 2dO %. 3-55 425. 425 Dining Carl.
500 tDining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. T55. s55. .
- M; i2i0 night Sundays go. S.25. $50. 925. S55
Nrtnslte1) BOO 1855 Dining Carr a y IS. L55
(ITnIins Car, S.25 3S5. 42j Dining Carr. asa
% IRning Ssr SIS Dining Carl L55. SIS. as
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1906 1854 and PSI Broad
snS .tsISr Rouse West Twenty-thrd Street Staon.
sttiSns loot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt STREETS.
court street. $50 Fulton Street. Broadway and
sInsylvana Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
Suy- The New York Transfer Company
to destination - 1888
Railroad Cab Service
j. D. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD
'senerai manager General Fassr
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advance. AZ Chieago where most Of the buliishness
originated speculative demand agar active and from
good sources supplemented by small country offerings
again moreover, liverpool was MONO net higher and
damage was reported In the Argentines chief re-
etrainlng factor was less active export trade only
about 10 loads being reported. the curb Nav was
quoted from NAG BID right through. .oATS-The
local Market WIS quiet and featureess
tone with e corn q No oats closed 2e4c No oats 2sc
G3oc; track white BOZ d34c; No white Gins 39C
RYE-Markst steady; No Western o2c I o D afoat M
York CARROTS. :.HARLEY-Maret slow; feeding 42A6
York. -''
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Rio-HSl5ay Receipts 5000 bags.
ie statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ Uptown ONCE. No. 1912 Broadway
% door north OF sist until O'clock m; advertise
office rates until o'clock M viz; 25a stha
2Sd-6t. 1852 0th-ave, 12tn-S: Mays.
and 14th-st: West eeth-st 100
West 42dst. 6h-ave; OF East l4th-st; 257 West
42d-st. 1850 East 47t-st: ssS
3D. ave. between 10th and nth SITS; 1923 Sdave. near
OIst-s 1.70S Soth-st. $50 3d-aVe near
alst-s 55i 3d-ave; 30 Bleecker.st 1925 Beecker-st
zoos 9d-avs 1eth-st 1921 Sd-ave. 2sa2 "a
ave. at any American District Telegraph onies
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Receipts of breadstuffs points thousands
ast thee eiphers 000 omitted Flour bbls grain BUSH
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Chicago. Feb. a.-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
Wheat. No. 2: OpeTing. Highest. Lowest. Closing
May ...,...... .6sA@6s4 6sss 6s66SH 6S 2sQ6S1s
july GSA G9A
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-30

NEW YORK. June 29.-Today's stock
market retained the general characters
tics that marked yesterdays dealings with
the exception that business was in much
smaller volume. The initial prices we're
made at substantial advances from yester-
days final figures, largely in response to
the pronounced rise shown in American
stocks in London. The dealings here for
foreign account were. however, in disap-
pointing volume and on balance the pur
chases amounted to only few thousand
shares.
Partly on this account and also because
of the Development Of greater irmness in
the grain market, the trading after the
opening became dull, and slight recessions
were common. With the course of the day,
however, q steadier tone developed and
the afternoons dealings were character
lied by increasing animation.
The advances in the London market were
again referred to the advices received re-
speeding the situation In China, but II
was difficult to see why any particular
announcement should have been derived
from this information. As matter OF
fact, todays news added very little to
what was known yesterday, while he re-
ports then current OF the safety OF the
legations at Pekin were shown to be with
out foundation.
Other features Of the days situation
were the very sharp advance in cotton and
a slightly frmer call-loan money mar
ket The hardening in the latter was, OF
course, owing directly to the shifting OF
loans incidental to the heavy disburse-
ments OF July / and Of the incidental re-
Quirements. The actual effects were neon
siderable Sterling exchange was slightly
frmer another circumstance incidental 10
the period. A few interesting statements
of railway traffic returns for various
periods made up the remainder Of the days
routine developments.
There were few exceptions to the gen
eral tendency of the market, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit being the most conspicuous
instance The fluctuations in that stock,
however, were wide. The early sharp de-
cline In the stock appeared to be owing
TO rumors as to what the disclosures would
be regarding the financial status OF The
company at today's libel trial, but apart
from the claims made in his opening ad-
dress, by the attorney fer the defence, the
proceedings were net very enlightening.
The remainder II the traction group was
firm, notably for Manhattan Railway. In
the railway HIST, the active features were
the granger shares, Aichison preferred, the
Pacific stscks, Baltimore and Ohio. ana
TIC Reading issues. With the exception OF
the latter, where the trading was stirnc,
leted.by dividend ruAers, there was moth
ing particular hearing On the stocks named.
The Industrial quarter continued firm,
notably for Sugar RsGning, with an equal
absence OF special news or gossip attend
alg the trading.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-30
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Liquidation Checked. Bring
ing About n Strong Rise.

Wheat Liquidation Checked. Bring
ing About n Strong Rise.
CHICAGO, June 29.-There was less Ii
quidation in wheat today, and the market
had a sharp upward turn of IL cents,
closing at the highest. The reports OF
damage to the winter wheat in Missouri,
Illinois. Tennessee, and Kentucky from
excessive moisture had great deal OF In
fluence. while the advices from the North
west continue deplorable. Northwestern
markets weIe strong. Primary receipts
we're about 100000 bushels less than last
year. clearances light, 10000 bushels.
Argentine shipments were heavy. There
was reported better cash demand here,
but only 10000 bushels sold.
When wheat was at its weakest, corn
showed a loss of "a, and when wheat
turned strong at the last, corn recovered
most of its early decline. The close was
practically the same as Thursday. Clear
ances. 255. 600 bushels. The speculative
mood was certainly bullish and certain
interests which have been prominent and
right on wheat were active buyers OF corn.
Charters were made today for $4,000
bushels.
The oats market has been practically
the same as corn, 5-sc decline early
with wheat, but practically a complete
recovery later. The seaboard is not very
active in its bidding, but on the other hand
country offerings are small. The inspec-
ton was 325, with 270 for tomorrow; clear
ances, 65, coo bushels The Northwest holds
to the buying side of futures.