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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

35sc prime yellow offered the close
with exporters stil In the market at little under cur
rent prices LAnseed oil firm and fairly active Refined
So go. bulk s. Is: Phiadeiphia bbls 50 S. and
nap RaPhtha 81 10 eoitoHssed on prime crude bOls s0
SOC nominal butter grades s5@a7 prime white SIG
me msnteF ye boea cecuta @ &
market yesterday after it had opened somewhat frner
Buyers OF the last few DAYS tumbied good deal Of
quite steadily all day, closing rather weak although
remained rather bush than otherwise Packers seemed
$40 25q$io family si2qs12 So clear si1Ssl2
$ packet sI 5os extra ' india mess
BEEF HAMs-Dull; quoted. 500 5OGS23 30. DRESSED
pigs cTTMEAPs@P bellies steady; Quoted
IL H. PeEed shoulders 50 Dull quoted U sc
pickled hams firm quoted St4ee Western greens 81 5
BIZ county, s9 ~ m gS9ted SSi
South AmeEiea eSoe 60ntasnt ss9s BrsSl kegs 75s
SIC. sTEA.RINEI'Irm; quoted; oieo TAG; city lard
RIcE-Medum to choice grade domestic staple, was
offered spar1ngy while f9retgn sorts were firmly
o9 sale proved nt o The s
closed steady to Arm Quotations follow p9meSe come
n on choice 10 low Tsf Ses rag soOq
sUGAR-The refined department was steady, but not
from country points called for small amounts Of the
faye d sSTs @ fo9T sSs Gss
powdered, 605c xxx powdered 51oc standard granu
fine graduated 5.1Oc; confectoners' granulaed
620e ID cartons 10 bags ID cartons and 70 bags
495c confectionery A, abe Nos /, and Coo; No
No g. soc; No 10 4.25c: No II, 420c; Nos ~ 49, a.
10 and Abe This weeks summary OF the statistical
position. made up by Gray. shows stocks
in United together of Els 072 tons
against 300 9e5 20730 last
increase Of 81 333 last year Europestocks
Europe e2 against S6T COO last week and
ee2 $50 tons last year Total stocks OF Europe and
tons
1356 45S date Of November last year.
40 023 against excess OF
5eo3 tons last week and excess OF 0oO23 tons De
% 1898. for sugar Inactive
but nominaly steady former prices OF Az 13-l6c
916c for the regulation grades Scarcely any staple
available other hand the needs OF
urgent. The London market was fairly
steady epathetlc with prices unchanged Java
quoted lis Sd and fair refining at los 3D. current
month beet sugar quoted at 9s 2Hd and February
del az As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 5-Catte-Ciood choice steers steady;
inferior weak; Texas top So 80 steady; butchers stock
easier; cenners slow; stockers and feeders
weak good choice SIS 25G$6 90; poor 20 medium
$50 90 mixed stOckers $3dS3 feeders 20a
81 30; good to choice So 6Os4 heers 5OGs
Gamers 81 20as3; bulls 81 6o4S4 95 calves S4G$7 5O
top 81 52lk fair clearance mixed butchers 81 200
- 52e good choice heavy 81 52 rough heavy
y 2uS4 49, light 81 2bS4 424 bulk sales 81 371sGD
81 90 sheep steady lambs strong top Western lambs
Western weJhers. "a 25G$4 10 Western lambs S. 5O9
Sc % Receipts-Cattle, 5000 head; hogs 81 900 head
sheep. 10000 head
Cincinnati. Jan o-Hogs active. higher. SO sOdS4 80
strong. 81 50d$5 -.
East Buffalo, Jan. 5.-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
snoen az noon to-day Were Cattle. 81 cars sheep
lambs 20 cars; hogs. 81 Shipments-CattIe 40
sheep and lambs. % hogs 20 cars. Cattie-The
market in fair position with loads on sale
such the market well Cnlves were in fair
demand with moderate receipts and sold a stronger
s. 15i good choice. $SlD$S so Sheep ard ambsIThe
offerings about go loads including loads OF Cenaa
lambs Choice lambs sold full steady with yesterday
while sheep were 1SQ25c higher. Lambs choice 10 extra
quotable 50 IOdSG So good 10 choica e. 80,
50 O 70 fair, 81 1898 25 sheep choice
70 extra - 5O$] 90 good to choice S4QS4 so wethers
sold the basis of 81 30. offerings were Well
cleaned up and the close steady market
opened active and Oc higher and continued that posi-
ton the best part OF the day Heavy sold aSi 10.
mixed 81 81; Workers and pigs 81 G5 roughs 81 ON
81 10; sags. SO 40Q$3 % close the nafrst
eased up and declined PIC. The offerings were -
loads VOC %
East Liberty. Jan. steady: extra So soas6 2
good So 2QSJ 80; s3g$3 60 Hogs active prime
medium. 81 50; heavy Workers. 81 50GSi
= 2gs4 60 light Workers and pigs 81 4oS4 80; roughs
fnon 81 oO9S2 90; choice lambs 50 9ORSB
good si9SS 50; veal calves. SId$7 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

white per Dbl s2gs3 DO yellow s1as1 72 DO red SIG
VI 20 do State and Western yellow bb 81 0gSl Do
do red 81 12qsl 81 brussels sprouts fair to prime per
qt 6Q2c celery. California doz roots 4OqGOc; 90
state and Michigan per doz roots 10000; cucumDers
per Dbl $gse cabbages state per 100 s4qs1 do iSng
81 so do Havana per Dbl. s2qs3 kale Norfolk per Dbl
50g75c; lettuce Florida half bbl basket T5c$ 5O
okra Florida per carrier S2as4 Florda per has
ket Sl4S4; peppers FLORIDA carrier 81 5O$2 sO 90
Havana. per carrier s1qs1 % string beans Florida,
green, per crate SlqS3; do crate. SlGS2 spin
ach Norfolk per bb $2Gs4 do Baltimore and washing
ton $3q$3 60 tomatoes Florida. carrier SidSi 20;
turnps, Russia per Dbl. 6OdgOc
HAY AND STRAW-HAG-There strong. &C
tive market today and prices were firm all through the
list with top grades tending higher Strictly prime In
some instances made ge but In large way. The
moderated Western receipts for time it would ap
from accounts that number OF intermediate points
are IN want Of hay where good prices are also ruling
We quote; Prime large bales. per 100 10 SIiac: no
l do. s0Gs2sc No do. 75a77lhe; No. do IOg72-2c;
grade. 55G65c; salt hay 40G45c clover mixed. l3g
779c clover 7oG72Sc; small bale 2sc less than above
ude of straw, and all Grades are QUOTED with con-
fdence. Market active at T0G72sc per 100 n for good
to prime stable with 7oqsoc for choice to fancy Re Re
ceips of hay in reported at the produce
Exchange I at noon to-day Hudson River Rsroad 500;
Western, 200; West Shore, 2s0; Iehgh Valley 23 30
Baltimore and Ohio. 80; Central OF New-Jersey, 90;
total 1,S60 tons Receipts OF straw, 60 tons by rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January 5, 1900.
COFFEE-The coffee market fairly active de-
csoedy better in taking session a whole.
The first cali developed steady feeling. prices
points lower points higher par
tcularly brisk yet the general tendency OF the market
was upward. BY advance # 5410 points
generally apparent but sales to that hour had reached
only 5000 bags Later broadsned
the market developed strength appeared be n
herent, cable could be regarded very
encouraging The Hevre market, Hamburg and the
Santos market all cabled lower quotations. The Rio
market. the ether hand reported advance of 30
es Rio and Santos together reported receipts OF 2oCo1
bags increase, while warehouse deliveries In the
United States smaller. being only e,s65 bags.
good demand reported coffee in lie
market, however and few
posed delivery specua-
tive interest continues To-days trading
OF professional character with local inclined
be bInish. Total the day
with the market finally firm, unchanged to 20
higher. Stock Havre, .7p2OGO bags, including
1,45S Brazilian, l asst
week Spot Brazilian coffee closed Of
TIC No Rio, invoice lots jobbing
cels 9 l. W Gotham prominent member
OF the Coffee Exchange announced this morning
Gorham the floor representative OF Henry Clews
e.
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
sTOCK Oh HANE
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Cotton steady; mdding. 7-I6c:
low middling 100; good ordinary 1I18c; receipts
5O27 bales; exports Britain, 533
521I to the Continent 55; coastwse. e51 sales 1lO5
Memphis Jan Cotton steady; middling. RE low
mddng 3-1Gc; good ordinary 11-16c; net receipts.
So bales; 11&9 shipments, 3444 2 TCO;
stock 1sO415; 1895. I44S47.
Baltimore Jan. Cotton nominal; mddlng 7s.c;
low middling, I Slice good ordinary. 1I-16c;
ceips e15 bales gross 1652; exports coastwise 1000
stock, 10. 546
Savannah Jan. Cotton quiet: middng Tsc: low
mddng Lice; good ordinary, 9-16e; receipts 2345
bales; exports Great Britain 61s6; the Continent
5000; coastwise 212T; stock. 1872 600
St Louis, jan Cotton duh: mddng T-16c: low
Tniddlng Isc good ordinary ot.c: net receipts. S23
bales; gross 216S; shipments 2OSS sales 200: stock
1903 $50
low midd1lng 3-l6c; good ordinary. e11-16c net
ceips 46S6 bales gross 60S6: exports Britain
1b0O; France. 9.51S; the Continent 1887 coast
wise, 1,4O4 sales, 1000 stock Corrected 4O6647.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

aETAItS-Tln broke badly to-day n sympathy
nnavoraee foreign news and indifference the
buyers closing In irregular condition
ne other metals were not especially
features OF Importance developed the close the Metal
EXCHANGE called pig iron warrants
changed az SIC oO lin easy s2i 0qs25 10: steady
al ~ IO4s4 10 peer quiet 81 40ds4 60 The brokers'
price for lead was 81 72ia and for speter 81 80
MoLAsSEs AND SYRJ-PS-Hand to mouth purchases
IN the fnolhsses market were the rule,
Offering WIN conservatism syrups in good de-
Quotations follow: New-orieans centrifugal common
s5Ql2c fair lSGl6c: good leQisSS prime 20G2sc:
syrups common. ll912c; fair 13difc: good i5GI7c;
prime. lSGDl9c; fancy. 20N22c
LEAN fitEl'Ftt IN the sail tonnage market to-
day the offerings OF vessels very light ard as there
was good inquiry the arm In all depart
aehts steam tonnage met with but little demand but
quotaby Grain tpats Cork FOR orders wers
quoted al Is l0fdq3s fd January February loading
quotations to Liverpool were 3g3hd London 3Ad Glas-
castle eaw Sd Bristol an,8arn Ss Lfth "a Hull AID New
ieTda SIC; Amsterdam, e4c cotton 10 Liverpool per
w 10 zoe nominal London. oats. Is 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm; No
red 6T1aG6S15c corn, 31c; No yellow corn,
3la311 10 oats 22as923c No white p No J
ssa45c no aSseed 81 4agsi 4S Nor:hwsst 81 80
prime timothy seed 50 3D. clover contract grade - lE
pork per Dbl 50 3OGSIO so: lard 100 10 IS 81 "a
s212 ribs sides 1oose s. 5O5 SO; dry salted
shoulders (boxedl. 51zQ5Ac short clear sides Coxedl
50 SO4S5 So whiskey. disers finished goods, per gal
81 23lz loaf 80 IO granuated 81 IS On the
creamertes, 19g2sc: dalres 17G23c. Cheese hrm i2G
12&4c. Eggs firm; fresh 19df0lac
Cincinnati. Jan 5.-Flour duI Corn firm; No ? mixed,
3316c. Oats frner: No mixed, 2ol264c- Rye quiet:
No ? GGc. Butter quiet Sugar easy Eggs hTTn, loe
Cheese steady.
Milwaukee Jan. 5.-Wheat isc I3wer; No Northern.
f7c No Northern, G4hGe5c Rye steady; No l. 55c-
Barley No ?. 45c; sample. 35Q44c
Minneapolis. Jan. 5-Close-wheat-In store. No 1
track-No hard. 66c No Northern, 642sc; No North
6124c. Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. Jan. 5Wheat quiet but steady: contract
grade, January, 70g71c. Corn dull unchanged; No ?
mixed, January 375937%c. Oats steady fair demand
No white clipped size; No do. 3O3917c; No mixed
do. 29ft3Oc. Butter unchanged fancy Western
29c do prints Doc Eggs dull and &c lower fresh nearby
1Sc. Cheese quiet but firm ReCeipts-Four $500 bis
5000 sacks; 1900 bush: bush;
$4,000 bush. ShlpmentsWheat. LOO bush 11TOo0
BUSH oats, 5000 bush
St Louis. jan 5.-Cosing Wheat-No 2 red cash.
6sc No hard 65G67c; January 69l9C; May Tie: July
6S$sc Corn-No cash, 302c January. 3Oc: May. 81 Sc
Oats-No cash. 24c; No white 26c; May 25c.
Toledo. Jan. 5-Wheat active lower cash. 6e34 c.;
MAY f3!sc. Corn dull. unchanged; No mixed. 32lsc
cash 51e bid Cl9veTseed quiet prime cash. old 81 So
January new, 50 20; March. IS 7112.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
Train in each direction stops at Lakewood


Through trains leave New-YOrk. Of Chamber,.,
as toiows and i've minutes earlier West 2Sd-st
UiO0 A. M.-Vesubuled Express daily for Binghamton
MhverJ. hlmra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Burraio
r. M Parlor 10 Buffalo.
-FOO n. M.-Vestbued nmited-Fast daily SoIt.
tram TOT chicago. Arrives Cleveland TAO NJ CnlcaSS
Dining Car. = >-~"s'i'
1880 n. M-Bunslo and Cleveland vestibuied EXPIRES,
eAily Arrives at Bufreo TO6 A. NJ, Bradford % A M
jamestown TOO A. NJ, Youngstown 1879 A. NJ. Cievs.
Library Car. N"As
9tlo p M-Daily solid train for Binghamton waverly
Elmira and Chicago 10 Runaio ChtragN
Cincinnati Dining -"N
TINCkETS, LOCAL, TIME, C-AEpS AND Y,TrrINAS
4 SOMAMODATIONS Ill. IlS, .6l 4U1 DST Broad
Way "a SoMery loo East l2ohst and 2T3 Nest l2Jth
~ ID G ana West 29d-st ferries newborn $50
ana soO Futon st. 9S Broadway. Rrooklyn:
hoheSen. ana Jersey City station. NcwYork Transfer
~~S '~-A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

Stations foot 2Sd COrandt and Desbross SUree3
(Pelna- = r. FerrfeS}
Time West sd Street Other figures COrandt Desorosss
Streets Daily except sunday sunday leaves - N othsr
sunday leaves SIS pm sunday leaves SIS Pm
ts6.l5, y 100 A. Local for EASTON-
s5.55 es 4 D An For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ard
West and principal local points Psror and Dining Cars Con
nectsfOr Coal Branches
f.Il.55, 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND Ak
PRESS. HandsOmesJ IN the world Limited
capacity with through Sespers
Detroit and Chicago Dining service Ia carte.
sl2.55. Loo NJ For WlLkES-BARtE- SCRANTON
f3.55, Coal Branches and intermediate points
vf5.1O y5.2OP.N. Local for MACCH CHUNK -
. chicago Vestbule Limited For MAG
ARA FALLS points West Through sleeping Cars 70 Chicago
I'D 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO ana
TORONTO.
.s.5J, 900 r.N For ITHACA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
so PLAfNFIELD and BOUND BROOK, locals. daily excsPs
Sund"; \ NJ:
Tickets and Pullman seeommodationsst MS o 80 So % 9
1881 Broadway Union 25 Columbus Ave- y
station, Brooklyn
Transfer viii check baggage from hOsa or
residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

COTTON-Though the greatest of
Tested the trade and the outside public cotton
futures. speculation throughout the day
and the pr1oe movement comparatively AS
the during most Of the week. sentiment
much mixed and few operators cared m
much IL rumored that the market being
manipulated by certain local interests though
ahoat 10 the effect that talk of deal
trey groundless Be this IL commission houses
and brokers handling business public
poorly supplied with orders. and all sides
disposition manifested for something
up The market opened steady in tone with prices
gradual rise of 10 points light covering
furry Of foreign buying and bulsh crop
Then decided drop under
dalton and feeble bear hammering, which
largely bear1sh set or late English cables
ton on the part OF the investment public. weekly
summaries 10 statistics from Liverpool
showed the position 10 be strong and the
resistance TO bearish Of exporters
buyers The local market closed
prices TO points net lower Price Mccormick d
IN lengthy review OF the situation make the
following statement: The reports which re
ceived from the employed the
following the facts Of the situation:
Is practically all picked the part by
month. sold. passed hands of middle
men, who have held IL with higher prices nd
Eth holding IT, Third stocks of cotton al
amounted towns in portions Georgia
and South Carolina and I'm Southern Texas larger
than we had been led 70 suppose and that
ef cotton at the counted interior the
largest record reflect analogous condition at the
uncounted towns
The Of contract prices in the to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. n.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York South and
foot OF Liberty
-Daily- 4Fxcept Sundav
CHICAGO "4SO g. m CIberty street only} 81 80
p. and 81 10 right
PITTSBCRG. 40 -,,v, 81
p sl2 10 o'''' -
'l2.lO night ' - -
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
., W "a BALTIMORE. tSoO. 1000 DINER.
:, i,Su a. m tnerl flOO .. N. Cpnerl Al 81 (Dinsr
80 loyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. DasF
niSht NORFOLK. TOO y. m.
NJ trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Lsht
W. le5 Bowery. y Y. SsO FS,ton 81 RSc,-i, vvsifs+
hall Terminal aud Liberty -Ss@i-as F-o~,
hotel residence destination -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06

Secretary Hester OF the New-Oreans Cotton Exchange
gives crop September IN 5ste 90
follows Port receipts. iO0s22 bales against 3s 469
est 5.T63. AS before
1855 overhead 20 mills and Canada s34 96T bales against
500 Bet 1854 before ma JeI
bales in 1887 interior excess Of september
557 bales. against 561 eco year ss wear before
last srd 500 5S2 bales Southern mill
ret s95 40 bales. against year 5I2 sa4 In
1875 ane 465 Is bales in 1897 brought sight 27
esys 70 date 5ls bales asenst 95a 54 year
1o0ls IN 1885 and 6J0s276 bales IN 1897
sizht for week against seven days ending January
cIbe- 245,212 bales. against 1913 last
Bss $50 before last IN 1897 THE
sOri6s visible IS given 1903 bales against 295 ara
last week 5sz22e last and s7s24si bales wear
fore last OF this the total OF American cotton 57T
82 bales 5e25 week 93g 27e isst vesr
and I3s fs1 bales 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 8, p m-Cottor-Spot, good business
done; prices 1-32d higher; American middling fair
28-s2d; good middling, 1924; middllng Is
low middng 5-l6d: good ordinary. 4lsd; ordinary.
1516d. The sales Of the day 1900 bales which
800 for speculation and and included IL 100
American Receipts, 1900 bales including American
opened and closed quiet American middng
m c January, 17-64d value; January and February
14-e4d sellers: February March, sellers.
March and April S6fg4 9-e4d buyers; April May
6-6464 7-64d buyers; MAY and J4ne. 464G4 SGD
buyers: July, 26494 S-64d buyers; July and
164d buyers; August and September. 81-64d
buyers September and October 526d buyers: October
ana November 45-64d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA
q RAIL8OAD.

STATIONS foot OF West TyTenfv-thlrd Street ana n.
brosses and CoTtlandt Streets
fSThe leaving time from DesbrOxses aaa
CortIRndt Streets il I've minutes later than
that sivcn below for T~eaty-thIrd stress
station, except where otherwise noted.
500 "A: N FAst MAII--I.lmised sulfsJ Paror
Is ne" YORK to PtspgIs s.eeP'ns car FiSIso9rs "a
S Ss A. 4. ~ sAsT 81 ana G5sysiasa
Cars F Sie1pl9g Dnias smoking and essssya,loa
ladianapoIis Loals1ie 81 LOUIS -''s4' -''Sl'nA'
For Louisville via Cineinaat Indiana polls. Cacasa
o55 2. Vi. WESTERN ExPEEss-For Chicago. For
-55 p Il soGrHS f:;rrE1N ExPEEss-For Pits
2lsg. Akron Cleveland. Nashville tvia Cineinnstt5s
@ ST. infPi9 Hcisic i & heEls psus ara
Ponteso r LSf hn3zvis daily va Shenanaeah valley
s'S5 r. VI. NAIL AND ESlPREs...-F'allFnaa BaTss
burg points wes; dsilv except su6taT 10 coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTU.
20; - 500 lvl0 Dssorosses COrlaaaG, Streets
10 tDesbr5ss md md CO 10 'H.s ~-l a. n, 80
- CDning Carr 455 DINING car. yz5 D "a. 1910
5aS5 az Gong esioH1i Lin al israr and Dining
H5 -; 10 dining carr. 80 Dining Carr. AS
s65[ 11a RAIf.wAY.-Ezpres- s25 AS ? NJ I2.o
No5 OH ,l.3. 5SD WESTERN RA1LwAY-Eor Memphis
Atlantic COAST I.IN&EEx6OS:ss.5ss. SIS a. n. and
CddE .S: Pc; OHIO RAILWAYS a. m week
FoR .3v Posi- sSE COMFORT and NoRFoLE-75s m
Atlantic ' Cfr 9'o = m daily ., H..
Vs;sas rain ufet Ra-0a cSs Fa ay 3 a
For re 5oI MA On EsS 20 p m weg,esys
wg Street, staffoay s55 'a2sa Ed q
80 ana 80 .. m. Sundays. % "A. m. 435 \ -
IRON DesoFosses and Cortland Streets1 00O a
1880. 34e. and $40 p m surdavs q ~ a m ~ n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
t1O tDesbrosses and COrtlandt B2OJ. -. T55
50 $50 as 600 Penna Linted). lolO tDssorossss
ard C9[tisndt Streets Io2U} unlng Car. 1850 Dining
Sar) l15 u % . 10 tDesbr1sses and Corriandr
streets 10 200. 32J ass. p AS dining Carl. IS
p 10 slg 6i" s S;2o Dintnf cs5 e25 m
ted 955. l05 Dining Carr a. H.. l2.55 L55 Dining
Sar), 30. %55 - Dining carr. 40 Dining Carl.
o;19 tDinng Carr 500 5. %. y p - 10 night
Ticket offices Ncs 461 81 1895 1858 III and PSI Broad
way; Asto- House est Tweaty-thig Street station:
ana stations OF DeshrosseS
Court street, $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway and
Annex Station. Brooklyn
City The New York Transfer Company call For
% destination
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. p. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pazs'r 3 gee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
NAVAL STORES.

The market firm all around. fairly active.
TNP-Regla-s 81 81: do o. hNle 81
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-5 G53c.
hOSIN-COmmon good STRAINED 81 62lz: E 81 20: F.
81 IS; c. 81 81 95 81 O5: X 81 Is NJ 81 30; N
81 80; w G, SO 80; W W, 81 10.
STOCK on HAND.
trrts So p9s
Tar l,Io1 bhs
Charleston S. c, Jan. 5.-Turpen,ine market firm
+St2a5oc. Rosin firm, unchanged.
60 Wilmnineton, n C. Jan 5-spiEits turpentine firm
celps ''S b6ls Crude turPentHe firm 81 90 and g go
Savannah Ga. Jan. 5.spirits turpentine firm, JOc;
receipts. 81 bbs; sales, 314 bbIs; exports 2O54 bbs
Rostn rm receipts 32O6 bills; sales 127S bbs;
$500 bbls. Quote A. 3, C, 81 IS: D. e 81 % F. 81 30 c.
81 % H. 81 90: l. 81 So X, 81 90; NJ So 10: ~ 81 65; W
c. So 10; W W. SO 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue of Travel south and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO * CALIFORNIA.
Departure York daily
: Pennsylvania = Z
sATThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtlandr Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty third street
station.
IL ID a. M.-FAST MAIL-PuIman Buffet Slesping
Cars. York 10 Atlanta. New Orlsens, Savannah
and Jacksonville. Fla Dining Car service
S:25 II. Mn. y. & FLA MISREPRESENTATION Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New-YOrk to Columbia. Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta Dining
3:25 r. M.-WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LIN
IfED, VIA L1NCHBCRG Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars, New York Roanoke. Knoxville Chat
New Orleans and Memphis. Dining
4g25 y. M--WASHINGT0N & SOUTEs WESTERN LIN
1TED-PuHman Drawing Room slseE-ng Cars. New
York Atlanta, New Orleans. Birmingham,
Asheve Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville
Car service. Tourist Sleeping Washington TO san
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
New HCrh and Florida Limited. train in tha
world resumes service January 16 1900 between Ns~
York and St Augustus. 49,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE, 27I
Pennsylvania ticket offices Nos. 1885, 1884 iii
and 2bI Broadway; Aston House; West Txenty-rhiri
street station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and
Sortaadt Streets Court Street. SEQ
Station, Jersey City.
FRANK ; CANNON. J. NJ
I'd Nice-FrSS < GsnI Msr. Traffic Mgs.
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