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New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
SOUGHT A FORTUNE By GAMBLING

TO GET MONEY TO PLAY TOOK FUNDS FROM Ex-
PRESS PACKAGE AND LOST 5000
Columbia, 3. C.. Dec. 70 ispeelaD-The belief that
ne could beat the world playing poker caused the
Downfall Of Joel j. Myers. an employe of the sou,h
ern Express Company, at Charlotte who TODAY re-
covered from spree in this city He learned "a
play cards IN November. and had such luck he
determined to play on large scale and make a
Fortune quickly. To get a suitable stake he ba,a
I'd package containing more than 5000 In cash
aaa cheeks that Ees passing through the Charlotte
oihce- AItef losing few hundreds ia Cha rirstta
ne came 10 break Columba's gambling honsas ~,
tnree Gays All his cash gone, ~ 600: fha in
eorseo checks for more than yIoO he IA ~, az az
tempt 10 use. Myers drank heavily and atta,n,.ns
70 poison himself yesterday. The persons orh 30
ham IN charge found the checks whtia nS,.s3 s9oS
MYERS 70 eeo The young man Confessed Al ~ III
Nstor superintendent Sadier, OF the gon,tarr II
press Company, to-day. e'h E1'
CONFIDENTIAL MAN EABEZZI Ed ta noo
81 Louis, Dee E.-Charies J. Brenner h,
Keeper cashier and confidential cler, a. a Aa.
OF the 81 Louis Brewing Company was cha-"os
n warrant issued to-day with etnhez,,n 80 -
~ Ins lest tnree or four years Brenner rs toVte
capacity for nearly ten years " eonndeutiai
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Complete Political Record OF 1000.
Tribune Almanac. 10oa-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

a1at @ was special feature to todays
lying was e very csbs and hGuga g1os exhibiting
points but iTS not
ysr quiet but 30 BID aad SIS Io ead ta
With s. asked fse rsesf broefs ef!eT pree s!ea9 f5r
Mo&ssEs 'z HNP f"d IF tsRsteF s. 90 amount,
the not a5 Taa 6s 9si in excess , of
m oaos fo6% SsPoT RGtsd At
SS@s7c New fair l4@l9e good 2Oq2sc: prime
g2@$se syrups common i7Gl9c fair 8aI4c good
cEANP PrTi GaTsc tSaaSy ss ssq2IS
Tade Sgt 6Tsnsss light
Rcs6f In steam oa tonnage S trading for oca oadSs
genera general cargo boats was light but held steady
unchanged Quotations Liverpool were Sd nominal:
5d S ssd 4d HAL Sase0y s 49,. sd aom9a
cotton to erpoo per iS nd c 0G 1ons
aad 2nA IA sale sale Of prime yellow was made at
rt r uhoeFt%ne es, without much change from
and nseed oil firm and in fairly active demand Quota
and in = bulk S s9G s. ao IN rensa eHs 81 Is
@ p@s si S s pe sam.I SCI @
S7e OF sTmmer yellow nominal; butter grades s7@sse
@Hnseed @ American raw 53qS4c; American boiled 55GSec
afu5fa a4d o 5U &c. Western n'eed oil quoted &c
PRoVIsIONs-The decline OF &c in live hoo.
sntr eg fairly sSe m % and business
pcss but 'Psieer @ rnSbas ;n
Prexous night Receipts for the day at Chicago we qe
znOOO and estimated for Saturday % 600 - P0pp
STEADY stead Quoted Mes SO 5O9sil family si2 25aSi2 75
Mess $40 5o family sl2 5oGsls packet sfasl So Extra
Inola mess, s2l4S33- BEEF HAMS-SlOV
Sz2aSzz -: DRESSED HOGS-Weak
Baeons 81 $50 10 &c: 100 ~ ec: pigs Hu9Efg fT
MEAIS- -Pickied bellies firm. Quoted: SMOKING ham
ehI %. g1s 10 ~ 6H&e.se y n &C. rb 5ysc Peked
quoted: egohc Western greens szGsc city gTeens
hs9agc; . TAlIOW-Strong. City $50 bid: coTntrv
etsssy oposd quoted e2Oc city lard
America 665c Continent q 4Oc: Brazil kegs Soc conn
~ ~ARlNSE-steady Quoted: Oleo. TKc: city lard
RIcE%The market for domestic sorts was slightly
more active In loooinE way. but foreign STYLES met
with limited demand The undertone continues steady
with prices unchanged Quotations follow: Donsstic'
common to Icy tsr 29.e 70 good 44a5c prime
JaPgn P3 4SGSe: Java ~ g4&c Rangoon in bond aa2sc
SUGARThe opening Of the suear
strong The trust advanced ali grades 10 points this
move being Immediately followed up bv sfmilar a.
in independent rehners Quotations % Tha Ie,t
however was sad 20 nave accepted orders AT the old
basis before II was known that the AneTican Su0ar
inning company anctpated raising it's rates There wa.
comparatively little business on The higbsr IssI
t9ysrs being 10 no need OF supplies the moment having
stocked heavily within the month cotstios ,ois
low: 5.lnas la@s ".h ss toI-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago JAN 19catte: Market generally quiet, Choice
feeders good supply and fair demand. Good choice
s. 259$6 40; medium, S4S4 80; mixed stockers
So 2$3 selected feeders 81 20$4 7 good choice
bulls So 5OGS4 20 calves 81 5O9s7 Texas
beeves. S4dS5 Hogs. 5G10c lower. Closed Fair
clearance. Mixed and butchers. 81 45S4 724; good
choice heavy 81 57RGs4 75 roughs heavy s. 45as4 49,
steady lambs 1Oc higher; native wethers 81 50G$5
lambs 81 65G$6 40 Western wethers 81 40d$+ s5 West
lambs. 50 259S6 %. Receipts-Cattle 1000 head
hogs. 24.OOO head sheep. 5000 head.
81 7h9$5 %. Sheep steady. 81 75dSA 80 Lambs steady
East Liberty Jan 19-Cattle steady; extra IS sOGs6
prime 81 5OGs5 75: common. S3Gs8 so. Hogs steady;
Workers. 81 1884 So light Workers. 81 65dS4 20
81 26s4 so: roUghs $36s4 % Sheep slow; choice
wehers, 81 T56S4 So $2S3 choice lambs. Sc 10
@S6 Is; common 70 good 81 50GS6 TO- veal calves SIq
East Buffalo Jan. l9-Recepts of sale and through
cattle sheep hogs during the twenty-four hours
ended today Cattle, rs sheep and lambs
30 hogs AZ Shipments: Cattle, 80 sheep
lambs % cars; hogs 25 Cattle-The offerings
loads principally
materially better. Calves in fair supply
extra quotabe SSGSS good choice 81 5OGSS
Sheep and lambs-The sheep market steady and
changed but lambs &c lower. The offerings
liberal 90 loads The basis SO 309$6 40
for the bulk Of the choice lambs but the top sale was
fine load Choice to extra were quot
able Sc 30Gs6 40 good to choice, S6dS8 % to
5 Sheep, choice to extra 81 15G$5; good
choice, 81 5Od$4 10; common TO fair, S31S4. The
Cuoabe SO 10dS8 20. Hogs-The offerings 40 loads
and the trade throughout the day active with lit
tie better up pigs than for several days Heavy
Quotabe 81 SO9$4 So; mixed - So Workers, 81 T0
The market fully cleaned up the close firm at the
prices Of the
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
so1,r4,rRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan 10-Cotton firm; naiddlns' r,cs,Dts
mIddling 31Gc; good ordinary 8S2
O54 bales: exports 10 Great Britain io4 v,0rfs
stock 1893 412 Weekly: Receipts n lls n,t5snt
10 Great Britain s9S; France Sl94 20 tne AZ
So Sae coastwise 10 s3T: sales 1927; spnners
Memphis Ian 19-Cotton STEADY m,9o,hs' mo ,a Ns- re-
low mddng 3-i6c good ordinary l-l9c- s,iss
cepts 5i2 Bales; gross 1872 shipments IS2 saSs Sss
8 ZOO; stock 1900 los 133 1892 1874 WeekV 10 ia
receipts. s139 bales; gross, 126'si shipments
wilmington Jan 1s-Cotton firm; mddi8g re re he
cepts 5SI bales sales 80; stock. sl0l WsesISS ISS In
cepts 55S2 bales; exports Great Britain SV'<' spun
ners. 80. t,,-
Houston Jan I9-Cotton steady; middlng ISc; low low
rniddling 7hc: good ordinary. csc Receipts oSts
shipments 391I sales. 511; stock 1OSl5o WeemS' Nc
cepts 25 l76 bales shipments. 26.60S: sales
New-Orleans Jan. I9-Cotton hrni miodns "a, 90
middllng 7Hc: good ordinary. enc Net reeelpes
G69; coastwise sales 5000 stock. corrected +i
Britain. f2 7s9 the Continent lz'So' coast
Norfolk Jan. faction: Holiday. Receipts; 96s
bales: exports coastwise 1,6s; stock. 41Oos NeeSiy
Receipts S.7S6 bales; exports. coastwse o9+t' s'e
1.194. 80. -,
middiing Tc Receipts, S26 bales shipments B6 saIes
115T: stock actual. 1900 52,O4li 1899 4I422 "eek6y
receipts. 39O2 bales: 3sS4 shipments SoSl
St Louis Jan 1s-Cotton firm; middling lice low
middling Tbc; good ordinary 6%c, Net receipts %
bales; 14O5 shipments SO sales oOO oos
Charleston. Jan 19.-Cotton firm: middling, Sl6e
Receipts 463 bales; exports coastwise 6sl stock 20 800
Weekly Receipts 5373 bales exports to Great Britain
4.211; coastwise 3, ,462 sales, 300.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

$500: powdered and coarse powdered; 5.25c; xxx
powdered 53oo standard granulsed and fine ganuated
61oe; grsnuated and exrs fine granusted 53Oc
10 cartons 10 bags OF fine granulated, 5-25c;
mould A. 5.4Oc: diamond A. 5.15c; confectioners A.
No 8. 4e5c: No l. 4eOc; No 8. 405c No 4coe No 10.
4.45c: 440c Nos r. 13 Il, 10 and 10. 435c This
weeks OF the statistical position as made up by
Cuba together Of tons 6S2 last
107 year, increase of 81, 3S3
Europe-Stocks In Europe, l.31o.OCO
tons against i0560Oo last week and 800 sTI tons
Total stocks OF Europe and America. l4I3.6zl
against 1882 6s2 last week and 42s l65 tons
dates and 1855, 45S tons at
dat OF November / year The OF stock
against of rs 30 tons last week
o &C. December Is. 1859. The
market for strong. with prices more or
less nominal owing total absence OF sellers Re
ners bid 4%c for 90 centrifugal 616c for ~ test
Muscovado 11-1Gc so moasses sugar, but
despite the higher rates there nothing available.
The cables reflected slightly easier feeling In
abroad, with January nd lower 70 rs ofAu
February delivery unchanged at 0s Nd Cane
sugar lis 30 for Java and los I'd Tor fair
refining.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs-Receipts were l54 cars, or 2,786 head. in
qec and % S ssTs for 20 the be S 19G & 9 M s b
over Yesterday 80 cars to be sold Of which 80 were
to-day and prices droopns all grades Of steers declining
common and good cows medium grades weak. Six cars
native steers sod at s. 5 80 pr 100 b fair oxen at
SS bulls at SS$ SO &c., at h :2$ % n fat s a6
prices weak Extreme quotations were 7q91ac per 10.
and Liverpool cables received yesterday and to-day quoted
TrTa rabe bef Gm at @ pr rs the
M Mss9 e T M to $40 and rs 2 ca m
shsmberg Son and 1857 quarters Of beef for swift
and the Tasman 25 sheep to the for L. 5.
s o al e ns port @ sheep
l5094 Of beef all 10 ports OF Great Britain ex
CgIvsr Is ChGqsgo 9ss :, steers :, l1Sl 6 % %
do 1879 n at 20 do loo ~ a. 81 90 81 do 1923 @ iS D.
Ohio do i9as h. at 81 90 do 1898 N. 81 80; 10 do.
Oss & % D. a5 d. s. siS 80 M
DO SIS Is %, N =, 50 90;
y DO ll5l n So 40; II do. 1922 10 at 50 20 Il do
Newton s Co.: 10 Virginia steers, 1899 NJ at s. 45;
7S bull l. 1850 y r. "a at 81 49, 8 S sG n 5S lS So 10 S at o d d. 2' 8 %
S E 50 So a. ias n ''a at e b g. &c. go r
at S 25 IS cows iO6S ~ al 81 TO- 1000 ~ a. s.;
at s. DO $50 N, at 50 90; do 500 N. at 81 5o;
Collins GS7 % 50 s g. 70 dc 6s s. m at ''
at 50 10.
and 3 r 6s ea
scarcity good stock; barnyard calves were firm; the
sold at s5@ss 25 per o 81 go BARNARD calves
at $2 oog$3 90 fed calves at So city dTessed yeas M
tie calves 6a7c dressed barnyard and fed calves at
sales-Andrew Mullen 30 barnyard calves. 25s 10 ay
erage S so per 100 10; 81 do 271 ~ at 81 30 veal
Co;Ins 9 veais, 1874 N. at So 30; do s. ro. at
II H. Hollis veas 119 10. at 81; do 1O7 70. at
Curtis Son; 10 veas I12 n. at 81 so; 2 do
s Sanders: veals. 10 ~ at ss 25; do, 100 n.
sHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 20 cars. or a,9os
market and with the held yesterday there were
10 cars sell of which II at Jersey City and at
steady generally easier although early
she ReS %ss oGe sHd i6c ower than yesterday one
unsod Common rather choice sheep sold at So so
one car p very prime at s. se Canadian lambs at s. 500
SO 62 Dressed mutton steady at ga ac per 10 dressed
lambs slow at 7q9c; country dressed winter lambs lower
At q S TOO & Co aG $50 g 9qo m % @ % m sse S
IS ID. at Sc So 222 Michigan 60 ~ SO 8s g Ohio
' Harrington m m Go 1ss Canada Ia lambs s4 b. at So 5o
100 M.chgan do GO n at Sc So 219 do 6e H. at So 45
D. Harringtoh 2I2 Michigan lambs SO o at ss So 175
q Canada Ho So sheep @ al ss H. at Is s. % 0 % ID at
Collins: I6S Buffalo lambs II 10. Sc Is; III Ohio
Pennsylvania sheep 113 10 at So so Buffalo do 96 ~
at 81 25; sheep and lambs. 6s 10, at s. so.
Kentucky do 9a ~ at Sc 87Is IS kentucky sheep 1o4
81 95; 90 do 9s ~ 81 S0 90 Buffalo 13O 10.
Andrew Mullen: 27 State lambs. 90 70. at ss so; 2s
HOGs-Receipts were 10 cars or 8s72 head, and with
the hogs held Yesterday there fully 500 head
oversuppiied with stock standstill
up TO a late hour Market nominally steady Country
weights.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
ERIE RAILROAD

lhT0ugh trains leave New-York. foot OF C4auh.-. -,
as Io0"s ana hve minutes earlier West 23d a. So
,OiOO ~ M-Vestbued Express daily for Bn0hsrn,o,
Wavery. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford Arrive E,'ssi
?. NJ. Parlor Buffalo '''e DuHalo
2:OO Il. M.-Vestibuled limited -E,., r..t, -,
raBo Ior chicago Arrives Cleveland T:40 A M
Dining Car O'0'e'''u ana cincinnati.
ido Z; M-B1nalo and Cleveland Vestbue3 F,xn-as
IalIy arrives al Buffalo T:O0 NJ Bradford T.o1
fand S9sI 10 A NJ Youngstown 1927 cya~c'
Library Car anu cleveland. Cafe
ELL, 4, h-Day solid train for Bnghamton wavar,
Cincinnati. Dining ~ "''"''' Nhtcago and
TINCkETS. Local TIME cams ,Nr,
va ja1 apCAIiONS at Ill 1l3. 261. ana 05T fre5
tNpWeFy, 100 East l25th ST. and Pa Vas iSIsS
sDd San n and West 23dst ferries NewYorE s1e
HobSp 9 81, oS broadway. Brooklyn 100 River so
tioOohSh, ana Jersey City station New Yort 1l 81
dences S"ee"se from hotels and resl-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York January 19 1900.
cOFFEE-Big warehouse deliveries of Brazil coffee and
continued good demand in the market for the
epol foundation for specu
activity hrmer market in futures The
ing call developed further advance Of 5q15 points On
sales Of g $50 BY IL sales
500 without further change
price remainder Of the session the market
undertone while subject
partial under sales by parties
wishing 10 their profits. The market finally
easy in unchanged prices decline of 10
points Total % 900 bags. Supplemenng
The conditions apparent in the spot market
strong European q
advance of Hamburg market a
pa pfenng. Receipts Rio and Santos to
geher amounted o only 1900 bags: they very
small the that Santos reported decline
unchanged prices Another element OF
the large total of warehouse deliveries in
rs. 500 The buying during the
session a class, included in
demand from the shorts good local
Investment buying foreign orders
gradually working into stronger com
binsfion. that the American visible supply is
down TO 1887 761 bags. the smallest for months
nast Spot Brazilian coffee firm and with
upward tendency basis of Sssc for No Rio, in
voice lots and SIC for jobbing parcels.
prices In the local market to-day
oFl0-c
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
RAILWAY,


south and Southwest
FLORIDA. CUBA. MEXICO = CALIFORNIA A
Departure from New York daily 23d
ST. and COrandt stations Of Pennsylvania r. r.
rs The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Cortlnndt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twcnty-third Street
station: except the New York and Florida
Limited.
1910 A. Mast MAII-PulInaan Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans. Savannah
and jacksonville and Miami Fla Dining car service.
$40 II. Mn Y & FLA EXPFESSS-Pulnnau
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Columbia Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville and Augusta Dining servfca
1925 y. M.-WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
TIED, VIA LYNCHBJ Rti-PullHan Drawing Room
Sleeping cars. New fork Roanoke. Knoxville Chat
tanOosa, New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car ssrvics
4:20 II. M.-WASHlNGTON & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
Atlanta Orleans. Birmingham NIeu1phs
Ashevle Knoxville, Chattanooga Nashville Dining
service Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington to san
Francisco. Mondays. Wednesdays Fridays
1870 r. M.-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED
Daily. except Sunday. Pullman Drawing Room for,
partment. Sleeping Cars Library. Observation and
Dining Cars. Sew York Augustine PTIlIrnan
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Tampa,
Aiken and Augusta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 2TI BROADWAY
Pennsylvania ticket offices 1876 t354 III
and 261 Broadway AstoT House; West Txentv-thiri
Street Station: and of DasaroSsss ana
COrtlaadt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street IS
BROADWAY and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn;
Station. Jersey City.
FRANK 5. CANNON, J. VI CULP
Sd Niee-Frss. < Gen'l MSr- Trafac Mgr.
w A. TURK General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
LEHICH VALLEY.

OF Des5rOSeS
r r FerrteS)
COrsntt pesoroeaus
Daily except sunday Sunday leaves 40 Pm otor
daily. SUNDAY 6N csuniay leaves
4 sunday leaves OILS sunday ,sayeS Pm
t'6.55, 100 A. NJ Local for EASrON. -
sS.55. eS. D 4. For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS ana
West and principal local points Parl0r and Dnag tas Co
meets for Coal Branches -
t'11.53 t2.oO Noon Z" BLACK DtAm0eo. ~,
PRESS" in the world Ltinitel
SeeRol-
Detroit Chicago Dining service a carte ,rvor
.12.J1 loo OP For WiLhsS- Miss ,ssSs r.,S
f3.55 L NJ Coal Branches and tnterlle2H
V'S.IO. y5.20P.M. Local for MAyCH ChSN9' Fo- MAG
s5.33 I6.1 .1OFN thicGgo NeStihule Llultg1 ~6ssgo
ARA FALLS and points West. Through sieepins Na' -
and Toronto. ,----sVO sni
-.:t;S& SEQ P Exposition Express for BUf'Alo
.S.JJ. 900 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, S' 'ERN-
and Sleeping q Chicago. 4,nv exceuk
SUni'- 'SG5. 81 - 20, +o .Op c ~ "a
Ickrts and Pullman odatoDs az lS y
1854 Broadway 25 Union square West ~ Hokya;
Fulton St sS Bdw'y and annex r Ssa *
y. y. Transfer Co. win call for and cheek oaSsasS 4
residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan. 19.-The wool auction sales
tnued to-day with good attendance The offerings
numbered 9,6l5 bales. There better 70 the
sales attributed sto sharp rise in top grades which
eagerly sought by the Continental buyers The
withdrawal Of finest stock though extensive.
less than yesterday American fair pro-
portion cOnbng competitor with
The Continent Crossbred greasy in good condition
greatly favored by American buyers who secured good
lines Of bright medium and deep Grown at easier terms
Following sales: New South Wales, 700 bales
secured 9d92s 3D. greasy 1OiadG1s 4l4d. Queensland
300 bales; is 5dQ2s Sd Victoria. 1.4O0 bales
secured. 9dQ2s 6s4d; Ilzdq1s 4d- South Aus
tralia 400 bales: secured. 2s Nd greasy 5dG1s 1sd
900 bales; secured 6dd1s 3iad;
T%dG1s 114d Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 900 bales
secured Is 1dd2s AID; greasy, S}k61Oiad-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20

Haoat American os 44SSO 1900 1900 5000 5000
m 6assss nsRse @ sRG ana
SS mSns SSH 1ss sS receipts Is O SOnsd stssd
to points higher partial point higher on & far
RsRr on Hse % but og s.ady % on to far or DERs D1Rs
Ma4eAP h a. Rss ndy Ts0aIg March t2
ios Junejuy. sOss July AGsust 4G5b: August
vember 4eb; January. 4So nominal Msnchester-Yarns
SS. Sshees6n sad firm" can only do business at
L Flour ANR the gnds3one ss, mas P0s
stIl an absence of helpful demand for any but trade
s}eadnes at ali Rye ogP was unchanged
in obbefs hands being reduced quite Rapidly
g soSd @sa Spring % s. T So winter sSnE sas essTs
oif No winss2 SSss sss S. 20
FTh6S 81 qSdted Rs5 2s2
S S0o3
die. e asae ss sh. to ana yew
9qSe oS GS9tsd sprins eTsn sDSs
bran s7a$s 80 latter white mladlinss n slsS'iS 50 90
GRAIN-wHEAT-T market in firm ,.,a shape a
tive but shading off in the afternoon in favor OF dTatuy
until after the vote is taken the question next Mon
appear active prices advanced rather
@ s from Hh a6 rsr aGTan
o RGnts 01 20 mns , s6 se the IN Scae che sst ma
6et was also quite hrm al day and eTeT1e1 some & I'm
all points because the muggy weather. op
asd little sganS the market m S # Hg n1gshnS & aqTegn
day very export circles. their
ket advanced h9hd futures but lost I'D spot
news south Africa Seemed favorable to the British
Argentine shipments amounted to 100000 bush,
compared with re 900 bush last week and Danuban
ports aggregated 2e6 600 bush with the
previous 1s4 900 bush year. Since Janu-
ary the Argentine has shipped 196s, 900 bush,
footed up s27 cars in With SO2 cars last year
pont Of the day and % higher @ San ThusGoy 1g9
Weather conditions about the same they have
1 S I % @ es IN "9 sg 9T 'hTse % abo eaq %s @ we
small again of both wheat -four Quotations of
Wv o a anoaI Dssls were as iG9"s NO req
nominal; No hard Manitoba, 7s@c prompt No / hard
PTom o %orSer 9 po%p
No Northern Chicago. 1850 prompt; No 2 Northern
in corn yesterday another announcement from Wash
ington stating this time that the Government report
AS a bearish statement expected
naturally sagged off and at the West
the movement Short selling unloading OF ac-
counts at the West comprised the days business.
huenced by conditions this side closed 1sQasd
lower Argentine g shipments were only 10000 bush,
exports BUSH compared with none last
seaboard No corn Closed at 4otc for elevator snd d 6
little feature the for oats here apart from the
inclined follow corn. No closed at 2eIbc; No
mixed 284as1c; track white s5kas5c No w9ite clips
S2tc RYE-Market dull No Western. 6ic ( o
5ec + New-York carlots .. ARLEY2Mari5ett riSt
9uisst' 9Hst Feeding 42*947Hc MeWYork mating, 90
week aggregated 8,0el ,626 bush against 424s s2e
o88s bush against Bs bUsh ass ysaq @ con
S3l457e bush last week 202s, 191 bush last year
ss a9 SG Gad @ sh season corn corrected
period year ''
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
THE STATE. OF TRADE.

Buffa:o. Jan l9-Spring wheat strongly held; No
demand a 10 red 7io asked wheat, 7oise; SO
No'sS " ye}oT HS 9' a7o yei9w ads
No White, 29c: No white 28l5c No ? mixed 27c: No
Flour firm, unchanged
Chicago. Jan. 19-The leading futures fol-
Wheat, No. q opePl2s Hlsesss Closing
nay nay So SO 3.SsS5 s$SS5% oe.oSS S5S
Corn No. 2:
S5'E '-y H3% 9 a'"o3s' ,.s gs5s 55 $s s
Oats No. ?:
Nan siae'5y q" sasoss q" go go 81 s&
Mess pork. bb.
May hn'ary ... s1O75 $3.50 so7O sIS3f 107fs
Lard per 100 10:
shR9'Ty MaS ':,:..:.::. .:: 5@ 5979 5a24 SS29 Ss24
Short ribs per 100 10
May day. ....:.::.:... ..::::.. 572@ 575 567n 80
NO Cash sp4ns aes @ @ t90ys vs. Flour %
SS5n S W5 N9 & asd&s ys3w %5 n5 Se Sst
" timothy seed 50 e AcSsS eioSer ane CONTRACT S9
@ per S S So Rs DG RIBS 81 saes ea0 6o.s3
Clear %Siskey SfS aers @
cn a @ ssnuasd & Scr se0n B D 81 S ss2
change to-day the butter market steady creameres
steady; steady fresh ieai7e "ee'e n'" i29l'' Eggs
7oa Gi6G!nnati gE4IG Jan No red
easter; No mixed. 2olsc. Rye quiet: No . COS
Bulk meats dun, IS 90. Bacon easy. 50 55 Whiskey
steady 81 23h. Butter quiet sugar easy Eggs Arm
higher; 1Bc. Cheese steady. '
Duluth Jan ls--Wheat-No hard cash. 64c: No
northern cash. 821zc; May 65c July, 6Gc No North
ern 60c: No spring 50i4c
A9iillwaukee Jan 19-Wheat-Firmer No l Northern
54q65ci No Northern. 6lG62hc Rye-Steady No l.
42iac - s'' ~ '''''''S' "'V
~, Minaeap9lis MINI. Jan l9-Close: wheat-In store
no northern. January, d2l+c: May. 63Ac; July %8
o. 'se on trackNo hard. 64sc; No Northern 62Ac;
No Northern. 60fsc. '
Philadelphia Jan le-Wheat wae firm, and I.c higher.
contract grade January GSlaG6elsc steady: No
nlA es January. 8S93Sl4c hrm No clipped
Sl+4d2c; No do. 3G93Olsc: No mixed do 29l il3(,
potatoes du and easier Pennsylvania choice per bush
6eg6oc; New-fork and Western do 67d5so; fair 10
soou odtlooe Butter quiet but steady fancy Western
s 2oe do prints 25c EGGS and lc higher
Iesn nroN Oc; DO Western. Zoe southwestern lsc
t $40 SSu'95n S5 se Cheese hm but Refined sugars
feStsoneH, ,sra4nated and crystal A. 6lsc; con-
~ 20. o. ooT No 4Gsc; No / tG0c 40 s. 47bc M o.
4;oOc; no 10. 445c No H. 4. t0c: No 10 10 10 95c
ReGeip,snFf9uT 10 600 bbs 5000 sacks wheat s500o
puHh corn WOtO; oats 10000. Shpmfnts Wheat 20 O0O
bush; corn $4,000; oats. GT. 900 ~ ~ '
aeit eBs7c ian, lsssosing; wheat-No. red cash
hard. eS0oAe Corn-No cash ale: January al LSo L
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 10. p. m-Cotto1.spot fair dems1d: @
good middng 232d; middling 10 92d; low mddling.
7i6d good ordinary, 4l4d ordinary, lied The sa les
o bales, OF which 1.50O for
speculation export and included 9oO American Re
ceipts 1900 bales including 1eOO American. Futures
opened steady and closed quiet but steady at the sd
vance; American mfddlinG. / c, January. 3O-64d
value January February. 25-6494 664d sellers;
February and March. 21-64d sellers March and April.
17-6464 IS Cad Sellers April May. 36404 464d
buyers; June. 10 94a4 64d sellers; June
July S64d Sellers July and August. 4 5-6494 8 64d
buyers August and September "A sellers September and
blypra
New-York tribune., 1900-01-20
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,
Railroads.

Ul2 A. n and 855 p NJ. IaTr except Sundav IA
Pittshedi sundays only at go A. NJ
wagner Palace Cars all through trains
trains Illuminated with Pintsch
I1cket onces at us 26I. 41S Rroadvvav ..
1stP nPn 81 80 COLUMBUS Ave. 81 Vest i2Sth 81
Fulton ST and 104 Broadway. z. D. Brooklyn ~ '-0
Telephone 1880 Cortandt' for New-Ycrk Central CaA
Westcott Express Company '''e' ~ eSue"Ss OS
GEORGE H. DANIELS C$enArs, pa.s.-..- -.