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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-06

FOR SALE-GOod driving horse weight
about 1000 pounds, good harness and
buggy, all for $50 Call at blacksmith
shop of w. f. II. Smith. 1886
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-06

COWS WANTED Two fresh or soon
TO be fresh mixers wanted soon. Call
on James Mcclure, at East Salem Ice
Works. 1-3-6t,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-06

THE ANNUAL-Meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Florence Gold Mining
Company for the purpose of electing
directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the office of the
secretary,70 Court street,in the City of
Salem, Tuesday evening, January
80, l900.-,W, g. Tillson, sec etary.
I33tl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-06
AnorT TILE RoERs.

Preaching by the pastor, Father Por-
ter at North Salem church at 8 o'clock
Sunday evening.
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CHURCH OF GoD.

=. i. u, hall sunday, Jan. I, at cl0cl
p. m.
CHURCH OF GoD.
Preaching by the pastor, Father Por
ter at North Salem church at 8 O'clocl
Sunday evening.
ABOUT THE BoERs.
Americas Duty to the Beers instea,
of the song service at Unity church 10
morrow night. Rev. Mr.. Copeland will
lecture on the duty Of the United State
to the Beers,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Salem Church of Christ Scientist, No
300 Liberty street. Service at l0:30 a
m. and 80 p m. Subject of the morn
ing and evening sermon Life.
Wednesday evening meeting 1880.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at l0:30 II. m. and Z 80 p. m
Sunday school and guild ut II. Rev
w. f.. Copeland, pastor. Subject o
morning sermon, Beginnings" II
the evening there will be q song service
with short address by the pastor.
FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL.
Rev. II. l.. Pratt, pastor. Services at
the usual hours. Morning subject "God''
Voice" Sunday school ut ~ o'clock
Society OF Christian Endeavor sop. m
At 7:30 p. m, evangelistic services will
he resumed and will he continued dur
ing the week.
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BIU1ULE PATH-II your bicycle
needs repairs bring IL in, we have
the skill aud stock TO keep IL ia first
class condition. We carry full
line Ol sundries and make special
lty OF enameling-cOme aud see US.
we satisfy our patrons. Gardner X
White, 2SS Liberty stIeet. Holman's
block, next door tC steam laundry.
Phone 2S56. l-20-L
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, February /. 1900.
BEEVES-Receips only two head and there
sales. The feeling rated beef
in fair demand 7g@c n for decent choice
sides. London cables quoted American steady at
llAQ l2i4c no dressed weight: Liverpool
at l%gl2c refrigerator beef higher at l0c n.
ports day included IL cattle the Ornoco
u 'nter6TidFe No shipments to morrow
CALNFS- Receipts 1873 head. mainly late Welnes-
day: there 20 head sale this for
all grades. the limited offerings quickly changed
hands Common prime veas sold $GlS0 per n;
a barnyard calf foT 81 city dressed veals firm oa
l3iac NJ dressed p0 2c little calves
@sc. dressed harvard and fed calves at rosie.
SaieS-S Sanders: Veals. 1913 ! a per
100 10; DO. 40 n, al s. -: do. 1870 n, al So
;. Judd 2 CO. II v-nls lI2 n. S.?
j. q. Curtis x Son: - veals. 80 10, at 81 70
SHEEP AND l-AMHS-Receipts were 1917
3Sri head. including slHughterers
Tor the Of which CITY and 81
az SXtleth-s st Prices firm for both sheep ana
Iaiihs and lambs shade higher. Four ana half cars
mainly late arrivals held for Fridays market.
thon 10 choice sheep sold $igs1 " = per 100 N.
,e bunch OF state sheep at s. so ordinary to choice
SIG$I 50; warnings. 50 5lq$6 dressed mutton
IrIl lqS'@C 10 dressed lambs, "g lose; country
dressed winter lambs easier. SASS per carcass
sales 5 Sanders: l2S State lambs, 50 n average.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Feb. Cotton steady; pllddllug. II tsc;
low middlng 7Sc. good ordinary. $50 Receipts. ASH
bales. the Continent 1920 bales sales 424
bales. ok. 1879 500 bales.
Galveston. Feb. Lotion firm. middIing : IL lGc.
.oW HidnE ldc, good ordinary. - Ice. Rtceilts
1855 bales Cphst~tse. 1894 bales 1851
bales. spinners'. - bales. stock. 1872 80 bales.
Memphis Feb. Cotton hrm. mIddlug : II l6r. low
mddng I-lGC. good ordinary Il 10 lBC Net receipts
lo4o bales gross, =" bales. shipments 1ol2 bales;
sale, $500 bales stock. 1873 Sis bales
baltimore. Feb l-,'otrou nominal, midiung. Sc low
mddug g lOc: ordinary. 70 lGc Net receipts.
$40 bales grUss 1910 bales stock y 2N3 bales
Louis. Feb Cotton firm. Inildling. Ice. low
r'ildlrg Use. good ordinary, = Net receipts Ill
bales, gross 424s bales shipments +I7o bales sales
TfH bales stock 90 l4u bales
New Orleans Feb. Cotton firm. midiIlng 7s.c: low
mdiing Tiac. good ordinary. Ice Receipts 900
bales. Continent. bales: sales 5000
bales. stock. All 49, bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. February l. 1900.


coFFEE-The coffee market was strong and decidedly
active. TIE first call al an advance OF .
poin5 win subsequent business Increasing me improve
1890 points the closing rgure- OF thr
vous day prominent factor in the advance Ias me
seport that suhsdilg Of conee al no ana
Santos could be explained by bad roads or unaVoT
be weather for tl7dlng supplies but that Il Was que
TO approaching exhaustion Of stocks While to-day
receipts Rio AID Santos yesterday movement
the weeks has been steadily tending
smaller figures In addition this factor N"
European Brazilian markets had buish
reports the market for
The Havre market closed at
unchanged prices after having time shown
l4iz franc. Hamburg held TO yesterday
prices ile Rio advanced 2I5 refs and Santos advanced
POO The opening call sales $500 bags; sales
y 10 bags and for the entire session 3l,Iao
bags with the market finally firm in a ad
Of 1890 points A decrease the worlds visible
supply anywhere from 100000 GDUO0O bags IS
dicted probably likely be reached.
people Numerous crop reports and
Reliable adviCes Included
cable Norman Cepp the that receipts
have been retarded rains; crop estimated.
Ross d Knowles. Santos cables Receipts have partly
declined by landslide. but mostly by lack Of coffee in
Interior. A Tronmel & Co. Santos. called Present
Santos crop 5000 600 maximum Baltimore heay
buyer the New today. Spot
lillian coffee IN the open market Irregular with
firm undertone. Prices about the basis OF S&c
for No Rio. invoice lots Several large sales pr
reported
The range OF contract prices to-day
vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
ErnorEAN rnonrcn MARkr.r-

liverpool Feb l.END huuEr closing. Wheat. No red
western winter easy. 5s ll'-d. No Northern. spring.
easy Us ID. No California. Gs idHGs +igd Corn Anev
can mixed firm - 6s4i. old
futures quiet: February. ~ d".d March Gisd May
b 6iSd Flour. ST Louis, fancy firm. - 3i
Hops nt London darihc COAST. dun f3 lOsGf4 Lin
seed oil, Pas Sd Petroleum, Isd Canadian 81
Ial"w Australian In London. duh. rs 3j prime city
steady. rs Beef. extra India DUH. Nus.
mess dull i3s 81 Pork, prime mess Western. firm.
90 I'd Lard. American. refined. pals hrm. rs
priU" Western. Ia tcTccs. firm Hams. short cut
~ TO- IL ID hrm as Bacon Cumberland cut. = To 30
10 INN 33s I'll. short rib. - n. steady. ID
long clear mdtes. light 10 70 81 10 firm. 34s cd long
S'r mddes. heavy. - - 80 n. firm. has short clear
backs. lb to - n firm, h3s clear bellies H.
hrn %9s 60. shoulders square - - n.
hTm 99s CotIonse"d oil. Hun refined. February April
HuII lis 81 Turp"ut!ne spirits steady 4OS 81. Rusiu
common firm. IS I'sd. The following stocks 81
wheat and In store and quays
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave New-YoTk, foot OF Chan1bersStG
follows. and five minutes earlier from Wes, 2Sd st:
O;OO 4. M.-Vestibuled Express daily Binghamon,
waverly. Emirl Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
p. NJ. Paror Buffalo.
2itO Il. M.-NestibUled liuted-Fast mail daily SOLD
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 \ NJ. chicago
p NJ Sleep~rs Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1880 II. Muir ,Io Cleveland vestibUled Express
daily Arrives Buffalo 7O5 A. NJ. Bradford I'D A ".
jamestown geo A NJ Youngstown 1927 a. II. Cleve-
land 1890 P NJ Seepers Buffalo and Cleveland Cara
Library Car.
DtI5 4. M.-Daily solid train for Bnghamton. Wavesy;
Elnra and Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining
TICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMODATIONS Ill, ll3, 26l, +o1 and 95T Broad
way l2i BOwery 1856 East i21theJ. and 2tS West l@a
st. Chambers and West 2dst ferries. New FORK; 80
and $50 Fulton 9S Broadway. Brooklyn, I'D RlveTs
Hoboken and Jersey city Station New-York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FUR WLHIs
Leave New York. south Ferry Whitehall rermnaD
foot Liberty street.
'Daily. Except Sunday. ESundays
CHICAGO '4SO Liberty street only. $50
.. and .l2 10 night.
PITTsBURG. :4'S0 m, dAoerty stree, oniy,. $50
2. 'I2
CINCTNNATf ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M. 1855 D m.
'l2 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, ts0O 1000 (Diner,
800 ('RoyaI Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dinef
AID Cafe "465 tDnerl 1888 2. (Dlner), and 10
night NORFOLK. TOO n
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Itxht
Oflces: lIS 172 4S4. 1884 Broadway q Union so
W; l27 Bowery y. Y. $40 Fulton Brooklyn; Wb,t.t
hall Terminal ald Liberty 49,
hotel residence deEtiDatiOn -'NNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,.,.o 49,, 49, New York February !. 1900.
beans ss AND PEAS market very quiet again
without material change possibly the feeling
not be quite firm 20 the larger Offering Of foreign
STOCK ana me limited inquiry a moment The
% ~ her and OF the beans
mavE nhaady p@en sold the basis OF slGsi % for
Gnu 81 "odeZ Tor pea. quote: Beans.
row cholSe per bush g 20 medium choice So 20;
kidney. choice 81 2Gs2 10 DO h 40 dney choice 81 IS
gsI CO. n o% yes9" eye choice 81 IS: do black turtle
s3up 60 - eo 90 Lima California So So imported
s1en peas BIS 81 ao ssP2red medium pea sias2
sc2tsn. 99s = 82a@si S5 % bags ST 274asl go
again to-day, and with obbers buyIng little stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb L. p M Cotton. Spot-Nioderate bust
ness; prices higher; American ,nddinG { 32d
good middlng. q 32d middling. u i2l; mddng
sd good ordinary, II 32d; ordinary. a2i. The
sales Of the day 10000 bales OF AZ were
Tor speculation and export Included R7Oo bales
American. Receipts II OD bales. including
can Futures "Pencd steady ana closed steady American
uary and March. 81 G4Q4 - G4d buyers: March and
April 70 6'd buyers; April May % GIq4 26 64l
Guy"Ts May and June % G+Q4 - Cad sellers
July u -"4a4 y "4d value: July and August. 10 64d
~ "ii buyers August and September "a cad buyers
september and October, 5G4aI & GId buyers October
and November. 3 81 64G3 November nd
December. BUYERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

London. Feb. | A sale II sh-~Iskins held today
az "lleh a.siI bales were ,fervl. There good
tier dance but .aN mo~rat" cumIet'iuu and practically
all sold French representatives p-iuc!pa.
buyers taking best u-rinos at decline u l.d 3
fa things supply.
sell competed Tor az reduction = = Co = per cent
tuu'A Arenas IN fair demand Id decline Thu
following the sales and prices obtained, South
Wa.es ~ bales al 5'4FHN.i, Queensland. p bales At
- ga. Victoria T37 bales AT ti4aios4d. South
40 bales ~ Ilnt Vest Australia 345 bales n ga
bales +uIpl. Arenas LIS bales "a. Ir7d.
pu-u,a Ayres. 10 bales 40 3+aSAd
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Ruilronos.
Rnilrouos.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9i2 A NJ. AMI a55 r ". Daily. o
held sundays only at 20 a. NJ.
Pullman Cars o. all through trains
Trains ilu minated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at lib 26l +l5 and 1916 Broadway. -
Union So. W. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 l25tA
l25th St 13Sth stations. New York: and T2B
Fulton ST. and l04 broadway r. n. Brooklyn
Telephone $3.50 Cortandt'' York Central Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel or residence bv
GE0RGE Il DANIEL&. CenernI PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

COTTON-The for cotton futures was decidedly
more active and higher After opening steady AZ IN
changed prices 20 advance points the feeling va.
geneT ally The activity
local situation increased the
was heavy ana general but Led by corrngent
Public cables. showing Of in
futures al Liverpool with spot 32d higher yere
supplemented by private cable Indicating bull
ism sentiment in all foreign Another
influence was the presence buying from coun
Hss h-i+oI'fe accustomed 10 purchase their
EGleS at Liverpool Imperative and unlimited from
EIlhEg were factor in today advance. The
demand generally was very heavy. became
alarmed early in the session
until The market closed Holders spot cotton in the
local market were very strong their the .c
advance on Yesterdays quotations made T. IA
At The close OF the market further de
manded Occasional intervals Of under selling
70 secure profits were promptly advantage " by
investors II Is officially estimated that
FUTURES reached iJJvo baes,
business OF recent weeks. The marker cosed about
the TOP OF he day, firm in tone
IS points Foreisners were heavy buyers day Gossip
following the close Of business
on more or less generally current belief stats
teal position Of cotton in Europe. Well as in this
Country; with trade conditions generally good.
the foreigners regard their
and predictions pointed strong -,
morrow morning. Following the close
rosa transactions traced gain on
The Official closing figures Port ana receipts fell
short OF predictions.
The rarge Of prices the market to-day
V-ES foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

g2iton ExchanPe special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
port 1000 bales American 10000 bales: reoens y, 90
rates: American. H. bales; ufddIing upland o. 39g
futures opened steady sellers
steady AT 8S49454d net advance: February 4 s!iSGii
fe3ruaTy March. sSl1sb; Marcb-Apri 2.,h Nil ~
tas,g;' 51ne as ,Iuns-Juiy l2i532 july
October, S051zb october-Noyember 2ai vi. EeIhps
December, 35stb Msnchester-Yerns Quiet ~, ,S
Cloths orders a ow limit $780, Jul s'eaoy
FLOUR AND HEAI-The -four situation ves,.. .
kteaay ana unchanged on all Of the popular S
Demand moderate but chiefly jobbng In char,cte' YIN
f WIS quoted hEhef again on the outside price and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. " Y A follow.
aEd 10 m later foot Of W 42d
Ito p. Nj, CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Dafro,,
Chicago Louis Dining 1900
.SihS = NJ. Chicago and ~. Louis Limited
ISiOO p NJ and Niagara Falls
'oiI0 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
-d,1ally. Except Sunday
n Timetables at principal hotels Offices RaRx,u.
shseket from residence by
T. IL LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

Eio-ooHee market firm. No Rio luS225. exchange
llbd. receipts ll.01O bags; for the United
states 1909 bags, cleared for Europe bags stock
$4,000 bags
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
central R. R. OF new JERSEY

IVA Us W uEU VhHUlta
asaEs'@ Zeal 9'f4 s5Saszel Signals.
stations IN New New York York foot OF Liberty St
rbsTf 81 time from south Ferry is same as trOzs
For Ess.on IT FahII leave f3qt o. Liberty ST.
40 e+ia $40 A NJ ts12o9 NJ East5nj. 30.
E5s;an5 No T. s Fss09 5a s5oo Tgnsags '4sO
A. NJ iso s1nfsT an. s94 s'T110n 400 ss;lO
Fer Realms and Harrisburg at 400 .4.sO 80 sso
sT73o g, Reaain .lais 9shi ' san5ay vs. $50 $50
~ 80 70 EeadinS NJ sl:0o 1s0 $50 $500. $500
F2s stations oos on The NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH
Red Bank only9 u 80 NJ Isl IS AMI 1910 = Red Bank
Bank only9 A. n s4oS SMsndays' $500 cloi' to Red
F0R LAFEW GOD and Iakehurst. '4:sO. a9:8o A. NJ.
For Toms River and Barnegat $50 40: 80 A NJ sl:4s
For NTLAXN4TFfGe cf PiIS a $50 NJ s,.4s o.aso
NJ Atlantic CITY special with vestiouIed Coaches and
r For stations sstEss A:laaso Highland. Long
LlshIands Gnlyl A IS. $3.50 lt5as snd %
Fer stations between Ea., Lnr Branch and s;sala9a,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHIAADE W1gHfSoT RAtrIMoRE AND
Week day, go so% goo f9o{ 1876 90 I ri ir Car,
90 Dining Caro- $50. 600 Royal LinIted1 $500.
$50 $50 Di 1H Gar p M sl%;l5 ma Sundays I'D
LmI,sdl 500 Cs6:Op Dining Carr NJ SIPS nat
~ n $50 $500 = So $50. 'e:a5 P. NJ sundays.
soasS and saTiH M @ 2G! e sfrf Egos
s 21s west S 18th Cn 25 caSSs AE s S z' 4 ls
w THaT1 s S me ESQ Nv sg York T t O. Is wiz adj ~
and check baggage from hotels residences destiua
'Fron Liberty only,
tf From sS SsfR E EsFy 6yi fs'is earlier
1 sTon s9 55tb Fern Fern az a, 9 go p
iFrorn south Ferry :, SIS P Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Rga r. Fs2 5Spas .e" 3, 20 9,,
Winter wheat held steadily No red re BID good
s NJ y GG WR So o Tod fTa G No No c
S s%, & S9 corn oe oats 30 dull but sT2ns No
in sore meg Seoc Flour H sten p5Ss -'' rye '"''
Chicago. Feb The leading futures ranged follows
May %0en' No. . es Ts1ns H ss ass '0'7f
july nRF'"'} essaes7s co.. essa6s% es4GSSs
Corn No .:
} H%y a 81: ss:g SIS aa.oss aaai
oats No .:
NV NV ......:. 81 81 a s& s'~os sas
2 VI; .:: ' 1872. sos 1888 $3.50 $3.50 SO $
} H5Z .: o.: &C.. s az s sss 49,
Short ribs. per 100 10:
3 %ay :::::::::::. SHe s sss :sws% .;e
e5 Cash . Sqo.ssGns we;G so~ F9aT stsa4y No
s 9 a No e oats o 2s Ns x9i's . a2S s. !,
Northves,ern, 81 So prime timothy seed So loas2 -
per 100 S So % 22 s PsT 'G RIBS 81
sbo T1 cs - s Y dry Il F 92p NO. (Ss 40
On the ITotuce Exchange day the butter market was
l261$c Esss strong fresh 81 "'''
% com a a6 5q s83 E e % miss sc
faT1 H Hg 30 mixed 2a Itye dun! No 6la6se
81 90. Whistey steady 81 pas Butter steady sugar
hrn Eggs firm l5c Cheese steady
81 M d5Hl Feb i-Wheat steady: No Northern
ST. Barley steady. No 4dc. sample. 25a+2lac
. MINNEAPOLIS Feb l.-t7ose-Whcat. store NJ
N"Tcrn February &c: MAY. SO. July 6jec: track
NJ hard. GG9sc; NJ | Northern G47-c. Northern
u Ft'ur firm unchanged Bran unchanged
PHILADELPHIA Feb I--Whea; unchanged. contract
grade February, 1la72o. Corn steady; No mixed Feb
Guarf - lgN3Ic. Oats Arm. No white clipped 3laQ
a2C; y white clipped. 3cG20tc: mixed clipped
-9n2tr Butter firm. ~ higher: fancy Western
cry. -5-c. d. prints 2lc higher: fresh
E"ary 100 DO Western 100: DO Southwestern. do
uthcfn. Inc Cheese quiet but steady R~c.iIts-Four
-" hhls GOO sacks ~hea'. 1000 bush. corn. G5,"
bush. oats - N0 bush SHIPMENT Wheat. bush:
com. 100" bush. oats 10000 bush.
- inni. Feb -Whhrat-No red, 71A.e:- February
su. NtN In"c. July g ~. No . hard. CGuG1c Corn
y cash 3V'gc February 9nac SIi al 80, July
- oats cash and February. 4'4c. MAY 2+'so.
IT, -, F"h Wheat neti.e. weak. " cash. 1lc,
Nav. i3'c Corn duh 40 miN-d. 30. duh!
s. mlE"i. 80 n''"ql Kye neglected. Cloyerseed
- ~ asked March, - - asked ~ seed 81 GpTS4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
STOCK on HAND.

Spirits turpentne bbls 2355
lar, bols $50
Charleston. Feb. 1-Turpentlne market firm at dc.
Rosn firm unchanged.
Savannah. Feb. Spirits turpenne Arm 53c; receipts
1872 bbls sales 81 bills exports; 80 bills Resin firm;
Quote A. y. C. j.. 81 30: r. 81 ~: F 81 -: q 81 47G
81 90; II. 81 1891 So I. 50 90 X 50 10 NJ So -: c.
81 20: W W, 81 g.
Wilmington. Feb. l-Spir'ts turpentne firm. 52}2 a53c;
receipts IL casks Rosin firm 81 20: receipts sg2
6bls. Crude turpenne firm 81 1898 receipts So blls
1nr urn. 81 30: receipts. 800 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
contract prices in the local market to-day

spot cotton in the local steady prices
&c higher on the basis Of SIC for m!ddng upland
SEc Tor Inddhng Gulf. Sales 20 bales
sfot markets middlng quoted reported
hy wire az follows: New-Crleans firm nc; Mobile firm
s'scr W &c; savannah steady. Il-l6c up l8c:
Charleston STEADY. T1sc Wilmington Arm Tie Norfolk
nTn 1'sc Baltimore nominal Memphis firm IL 1sc.
augusta firm. % lGo l-19c. Louis Arm I-i6c
The export movement follows 1902 - 49,
Great Britain. France Continent
.O-1sg .---.-- --...------ SCs2 S62 1888
44s We 1SSo2 lT.4O9
50 Tar last week ...... i 300052 515g04 46l, COS
Receipts At Hew-Orlesns tomorrow are estimated a,
from 100 20 1850 bales 1857 actual last week
anc "'+hs a year At Houston from . 600 10 q 0oO
s.l36 last " - , 0e' oi-
Receipts a. the ports interior points TODAY con,
pared with the same day week and last year:
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tfelna. T. l. Fgr-esl
other Clrandt pesbrOsss1
Daily sunday sunday leaves s. IN gthe1
daily JSEnday leaves 63 cSunday leaves - Ak
\ SIaIAy leaves q l5FM- sunday ay e. SIS pm
90 NJ, Local for FASION
@7.55, eS. Id For BJ FFAlO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con
CCu branches - -,
the world Limited seating
VI with Seeprs
70 ard Dining service &
'12.5J, I.OOP- NJ For WlLNkSbAIttts, - ls4NLUN-
Ts355 J.IOP. Branches and Intermediate points
J.5.IO. y3.2OP.M Local for MAUCI CHUNK 80
81 hCRgO Neshulc Limited For NlNsr
ARA FALLS ard points West Through sleeping Cars % OAs0
and Toronto -
'z.5J. 500 Exposition Express for BUFEALo am
'S.JJ, 600 IN, For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
anil West. Sleeping Cars Chicago
so PLAISFIFLb Round BROOK locals, daily exesPa
-. b. N
Pullman Accommodations AZ us. Nj - an
Broadway, o Union SQUARE West - columbus
Fulton - BlWy and Annex staff b
Y Tnns}e- check baggage from hote *
residence through o destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine and rosn also firm and
higher at the South. Quotations follow:
TAR-ReRuIars Al - do oil ibis. 81 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE--3 - y 4J5c
ROSiN-Common good strained. 81 G2i7. +. 81 20;
=, 81 T5: C. ~ so H. 81 a.: 81 O5 K So NJ 81 Gu:
y, 81 o.: " g. 81 5JG$3 co " ", 81 OJd$4 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

tcreign coffee narkets-Santos market
goGa average Santos. 5000 receipts. bags stock
=F.''p bags HanburG-t'ofIer market opened rfs
higher at 2:2o unchanged: sales II 900 bags
+ia.fe-totse market opened p
: franc higher On distant m near months
declined = franc others unchanged: a
steady. i4qlr franc lower; $50 p m near L franc
hghe-. others unchanged. SALES g 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

HAMBURG AMEBlGAN LIME.
T TTdNn SCREW EMPRESS SERXICE TO PLYMoTTH
r Bisn ok Mich 10 10 AM X Friedrich. Apl. IL, Noon
A victoria, ApL . 10 An Columbia Apl 10. 10 AN
- - TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
TO PLYMOUTH GONDOND, AND HAMBURG. Also
New Ork-HamburR direct.
Paatia Feb 3. $50 A. NJ G. Wadersee Feb IL 6;30AM
Patricia Feb TO- 23O p. NJ PhRnca "a 1880 p NJ.
PARIS HOTEL. ACCOMMODATIONS
reserved for Companys passengers application
HAMBt re AMERICAN LINE. - Broadway. y. z