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Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

indianapolis Journal: Landlady-I rather
like having. one dyspeptic at my table
Visitor-How queer!
Landlady-Oh no: he makes the other
boarders ashamed to find fault
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

The first contest before the incoming
legislature will be the contest over the
speakership.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

Chicago Record: was IL Il valuable
watch you lost, madam"
VALUABLE" All fve OF my children cut
their teeth on It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07
.....D .D1S, AL
3O,447
Net daily average,

GEO. y. TZSCHUCK.
subscribed In my presence and sworn TO
pelore me this 1st day OF December. A D.,
iWo. NJ. B. HUNGATE,
Notary PubllC.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07
Chicago Tribune: "'

Chicago Tribune: THAT was a daring
action OF young Swaddlekins In putting
bent pins I'm tho chairs of the members OF
the faculty the other morning. They eX-
they?'
Z. In, oil, ,.IaI.,<x ......
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07
GREATEST or WINTER OPENINGS.
Etchfngs OF Life and color In and
Ah0ni the AafLaaaal In mini


About the National Capital.
Although the newspapers of the country
were supplied with advance copies Of the
presidents message in printed form, the
document went to the presiding officer of
the senate and house OF representatives in
manuscript. The task of preparing two
copies OF the message in neat, legible pen
manship was laborious task, and was
done to the presidents taste by Secretary
Pruden and an assistant. The copies con-
tanned 222 pages Of manuscript. as clear as
print and without blur or blemish.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Record relates a strange incident
which happened ct the White House Mon
day morning, when the usual committee
representing the two houses called at the
White House to inform the president that
congress was in session and ready to re-
ceive any communication he had to make.
He received them cordially, and In a neat
little speech said that he was glad to see
them, that he was glad to have congress
In session again. I do not believe any
other president ever made such a remark.
You will remember how Mr.. Cleveland re-
gretted that he had congress on his
hands" and how he preferred to drive a
team OF wild horses" rather than attempt
to secure needed legislation. President
McKtnley's greeting was sincere even II It
was unprecedented
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07
"Immediately-by n rising vote"

Philadelphia Record: Excuse me- sir
said the man In the next seat, but yolr
cigar Is burning hole in your paper"
II am just burning out the price of those
electric seals at tomorrow's bargain sale
You see, take this paper home"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

IHuIHHdPOI1s FFcss. TOmmy-PaW, what
IL tact?
Mr.. Ffgg-Tact. my son, Is what a man
has not If he talks about his mothers nne
cooking Just after his wife has picked up
the stovelId litter by the hot end
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

Philadelphia Press: Tess-May winsum
terra.
Tess-What's the cause of II. do YOU
know? ~ '
Jess-Somebody foolishly told her that
she looked beautiful when she laughed.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

Never before in the history of an open
Ing day. says the Washington Post, were
the floral tributes so profuse or so hand
scme. Looking down from the gallery, the
tops OF the desks Of the senators resembled
a huge flower garden, brilliant with all the
hues or the rainbow, from the violet TO
red carnation. To specify all who received
baskets and bouquets would be to print
list OF the senate. Nobody was overlooked
from Senator Hanna, the victoriosu leader
or his party, to Senator Jones of Arkansas
who was the chairman of the losing side.
Senator Hanna's chief tribute was an
enormous tree of American Beauty roses,
which obscured everything within ten feet
of its ide-spreading branches, while Sena-
tor Jones desk was heaped high with all
Kinds OF fragrant blossoms. Senator Vests
diminutive form was hidden behind a tow
ering mass OF floral beauty. so massive that
1t required the services Of two able bodied
pages to carry IL in from the lobby. The
chrysanthemum seemed to be the favorite
medium OF expressing regard, and some Of
the fowers were of gigantic size. Senator
carter or Montana, who is entering upon
his hnal three months service, received a
huge basket Of these blossoms, to which
was attached large printed card with
these words: From his friends in Mon
tana.' Even Senator Wellington, whose
desertion from the republican party is still
a topic Of conversation, was not neglected.
The gift sent to him was yellow"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

Julian Hawthorne draws for the Phil
adelphia North American a three-c color pic
ture or the scene in the house of repre-
sentatives just before the gavel fell. at
half-past H." he writes, "the whole area
OF the chamber was crowded with mem
bers and their friends or suitors, of whom
more than half belonged to the gentIer sex
-gentler, but not therefore necessarily less
influential. This crowd divided into narrow
sections by the lines Of the desks, was
pushing amiably up and down, to and fro
or collecting itself into smiling, hand
shaking groups, or detaching itself here and
there into duos or trios. Everywhere were
evidences Of the highest good humor, the
most enchanting gaiety, the most caressing
anection, the most joyful greeting. Old
friends who had been cutting one anothers
throats for two years past could hardly
bring themselves TO relinquish their af-
fectionate clasp Of one another's elbows
or abstain from pouring friendly congratu-
lations down one another's throats. Others
sat In contiguous seats, entranced in a
mutual semi embrace, contemplating the
scene and exchanging murmured comments.
Others stood looking up and down at one
another, as their respective statures might
determine with hands clasped in hands
and waistcoats in contact. And then the
bonnets and skirts through 1t ALL II the
sight did not dispose one to seriousness, at
least 1t was highly affecting. And above all
rose that ceaseless palaver which sounds
so peculiar when you close your eyes and
listen to its sprightly inarticulations. 1t
would be like the tossing up and down OF
little waves disturbed BY vagrant breezes
In sunny cove-if waves could talk. How
different from the solemn tones OF elo-
quence or exposition which are wont to
echo from the walls OF this chamber when
the fate Of nation hangs upon the words,
and a listening world pricks its ear to
catch their purport''
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-07

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Human ouick-
ness In taking advantage OF an emergency
northwest" ~
How was that?"
Eleven candidates were in the field for
Senator DAVIS seat before he Was hurled -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
THE BOSTON woor. MARKET

Boston, Jan sIThere has been more inquiry noted
much business The dull business CT the last two
weeks in these not TO have had any effect upon
prices which firm. Territory are being sold
al csc the secured basis for fine medium and fine
white. and OC IL being asked for staple Few
sales OF fleece woods noted and largely on
q nominal basis; for NIX Ohio and above S55S6o Is
quoted Australian woods nd priceS
nominal The following the quotations for leading
descriptions Ohio heecee-X and above
8Sd34c; XIX and ebove S0dgs9e; delaine Sse4Oc; No
combng SSQS9c: No 2 do. 3663Ic Michigan Wsc0u-
sin. etc.-X Michigan 27R2sc; No l Michigan eombng
859S6c: No DO. 34Q95c; No Illinois com6Inz s5aS6c
No Illinois combng 34935c; Y Nev-York Nevr-FIsrup-
shire ard Vermont. 2eQ2Ie; No New York -Hamp-
shire and Vermont S2dS3c: delane Michigan 94dS5c
Unwashed medium etc.-Rentucky ana Indiana quarter
blood combng I1td29c; three-eishths blood 286s3Oo
quarter blood combing. &c; three-eghths blood 27c
braid combing 23G24c; lake and Georgia. 24G25c Ter
ritory woOs-Montana and Dakota fine medium and fine
22G2ic; secured 62365c; staple dSQTOc Utah wyo-
ming, fine medium fine, 1S92ic: secured 60a6sc.
staple 65G6Sc Idaho. hne medium is6321c.
secured 60Q63c: medium 2O023e; secured 52GS4c Aus
trala- Occurred basis-SpOt prices Coubng supernne
$4,000; good. s69STc: average. s5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10

- NEW YORK.-EI4IAA R. DOWNS, Plaintiff against
REUBEN W. ROSS and others. Defendants.
and sale duly made entered in entitled
action and bearing the 18th December 1892
the undersigned referee in said Judgment
will sell public auction. the New York Real
tan, City OF New York. on the 25th day o
January 1900. at II O'clock that day Strong
nnenI 70 be sold and therein described follows,
PARCEL No l.
ALL that certain lot piece parcel or land situate
lying and being the Ninth Ward OF the City OF New
Map Of property belonging A S Pel. Eighth
Ward. IN the City OF New York made Bridges,
City surveyor and on ME in the ONCE OF the Register q
the City and County o. New York lot number
dred and fortynine. bounded described follows
wit:
BEGINNING az a point on the southeriy side OF
hundred and three feet GO3 and inches Westerly
the intersection OF the Christopher
with the westerly lie OF Greenwich Avenue. running
thence westerly along said OF Christopher
twenty (20l feet On inches sai9
thence sOuIheTy line angles
line OF Christopher along eighty
thence norheasterly line parallel with northwest
ery lire Sixth Avenue along said lot number
dred and hitysS and lots Nos 155 and 15+
feet inches norThBestey along
No 154 and lot No. $50 said map ffty-four feet
90 inches beginning: being
premises which conveyed in his
ing date May first, 1869 and recorded
Register Of the city and County OF
lo9s OF Conveyances page 5S1 the nth day
1869. said premises being situated in section BLOCK
the land map City Of New York
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE
EDWARD W. SHELDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, - Wall Borough OF Nan
haitian City OF New York New York.
The following Is diagram q the property Be
number St-sAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. January o. 1al

New-York January O. 1900
ing cars for o %fs e 10 GaT SG @ hsad r nSqd
ne market and few cars were held over yesterday
request at last quotations Private cables received to-day
beet We're al o. aSsc per n. or is
I've lever Ta S G Sh2men a on the laurie
berg Son. $50 cattle for schwarzschid & snlzberger
bee took out to Barbadoes 80 sRee for E SSFe
n3sr a. 6af man. for ths & Leis 10 Southampton 210o
Indies for l. s Dilen6ac the Georgian with $50 cattle
Calves Recepls were 1872 head ali for the market
slack and prices lower and about 200 calves were
over including cars OF Southern calves Ordinary
BARNARD calves At $8 city dressed veals weak
i2sc Country dressed slow at sSoac for oTdnarg TO
choice little calves at 5@7c dressed barnyard fed
sa les : E n Nel; ,s7 Is vssls 14s
R Rsr S. 30 ID ID 90 i0i " at S0 OanyaFd call" 800 H.
s. Judd & Co; IS veais. loo N. 81: do. 90 n.
Il H9Hs; Il ,5 5ssnyaTd calves 424 p at So
cars on sale Good sheep were Arm; the undergrades
fraS T%6 Sns %6
to choice sheep sold at SSa4 IS per 100 NJ good
at 50 49, dressed mutton steady at 697e No. dressed
sales51Newton Z Co: 1870 Ohio lambs. 10 average.
at 50 70 100 ~ 2lI do y 70 at 50 CO. 100 do IS H.
sheep So ~ at So 40 2s Ohio lO7 10 81 85 is DO
5HaS GS % S g. q " e s. S
r. sG do h. at S S. Indiana DO. Is n. at
81 h0 l27 Indiana sheep. 10 10 $4 50 do So 10 at
50 30 43 State do 100 10 So TO- 90 do lis at So 80
J. H. Hume Bro; 147 state lambs, 81 10 at So 20; 10
state sheep. 1l2 10. 81 70. do. lO3 10. SO so
IA Collins: 70 Ohio lambs, 81 n. at SO TO- SO Ohio and
Missouri sheep. 1l5 IL. 81 80.
II. H. Hollis: 100 state lambs "A 10. at Sd s7h
Sanders yesterdays 80 state lambs NJ at SO S.
81 do 40 10. 50 20; 40 do So no SO 60 3O5 do IS
No. at 50 co. 73 do n 10 50 So o. do "a 10 Sd 4o
~ culs % 10 at 81 SO; is state yearlings So 10 So
30 state sheep 90 10 At "a 90 10 do, I07 10 at S4 63
do 100 ID, at SO 10: 20 do, 70 10, al 81 10
Receipts Is OF S,7OT head Including
decks OF Western hogs for the market. Trade slow
Good 70 choice hogs estimated sell "a 7Oar
81 80 per 100 10 choice light State hogs and pigs nonl
naily STEADY Country hogs steady 446c
heavy o'zgOc for medium and 61sqTc for ghtweights
Sales-S. judd Co yesterdays "a Western hOgs
10 10 average at 81 so per 100 10; do LAT 10 nj
81 So loo do 163 10. rs; OS DO 1853 10. at 81
II n Hollis date yesterday; II state pigs l3 n.
8 sIa 80 DO III NJ at 81 So 40 State hogs 100 n.
s. 6s; 10 do, Isl ~ at 81 50; roughs. 40 ~ at
Sc 81 do. 62O n. at So SIS.
Sanders Gate yesterday: 65 State hogs 100 70.
81 So SO do. l44 10 at 81 sO pigs III 10 NJ
s. 30; IL roughs, 800 10 at So so
o. n. at 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Tork. January o. 1900.
CoFFEE-rhe coffee recently chroncled
developed sim further busness to-day time
showed gain Of - the closing figures Of
senoay The market opened steady at advance % 3
points 70 decline Of nonts and ruled active
ing The basis OF the further improvement
fnued substantial character and inherent strength Of the
market for spot supplies. Yesterday 7esc No
Rio invoice lots perhaps scarcely established:
day. however 7iRc justified without question
good demand and small offerings Speculation
active in futures and shorts Inclined to cover not
wlthStanding the fact that the foreign
news disappointed. davre closing at net loss of 4
for positions. Hamburg partially
y pfennig lower. and reported decline 100
reis On the other hand, Rio cabled
by IS reis and warehouse deliveries the United
reached 65 $40 bags Local sentiment was inclined TO be
bueh, chiefly the leading strength developed in the
department. where sellers The
for futures closed FIRM advance of 20a25 points
with total sales "a $50 bags
Spot Brazil coffee closed firm &c advance. in
voice Of 1000 bags No Rio sold TIC. We quote:
Rio No s. 7%c: No Z, 7i4c; No 6. 1S-16c. and No s.
6 l1-16c.
The range of prices local market to
day 5 foloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
oTHBR MARKgrABY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Jan. 0-Cattle-Good choice steady:
others quiet yesterdays decline Texans fairly active
Cow market about steady Calf market active str9ns
mixed stoekers ss9s3 20 selected feeders 81 l3gst 20:
S2gS2 bulls 81 5Os4 co. 81 oOS7 go
fed Texas besves $4qS5 30 Active averaging &c
higher than Yesterday Top. - So Good clearance
Mixed and butchers ga 3OGSf 57 good choice heavy
bulk OF sales "a 45Q$4 SheepBest sheep and lambs
steady others active: Native wehers - 30
gS5: lambs 81 35dS6 - Western wethers 81 20as4
Western lambs 50 25QSj 30 Receipts-Cate $500 head
hogs, $4,000; sheep. 1O.OOO.
Cincinnati Jan. 9.-Hoss active. higher 50 s5gS4 80
Cattle steady - I5s5 40 Sheep strong 81 59Si Lambs
firm. 81 j0lS5 IS.
East Buffalo Jan. 9-Recepts OF sale through cat
tie sheep and hogs during the twenyfour hours ended
at today Cattle. 30 sheep and lambs.
and lambs. cars; hogs. t6 CattleThe offerings
IS loads. The demand moderate a decline
Of lOal5c from yesterdays close Calves in mod
crate suppy. light demand and quOtable for choice to
extra on the basis Of SSaSs % good to choice 81 500
Sheep and lambs-The market dull about Toe
Choice 70 extra lambs qUotabe So 25Q$6 5 good
choice. s89$6 Sheep choice 81 25aS4
good 10 choice. $4gS4 %. The close about STEADY
Hogs-The general demand active and prices 2s45c
higher after the openng. which slow. Medium and
heavy were quotable at 81 5152S4 so; Workers 81 521f
81 5Is pigs, "a 50S4 So roughs, 50 9OS4 81 %
4S3 90 The offerings about all cleaned except
few cars OF Hight and pigs
East Liberty. Jan Cattle steady; extra 81 1880:
good IS 209S5 40; common, $36S3 so Hogs stronger;
heayy and prime mediums - G2S4 60; heavy Workers
81 55g$4 60 light DO - OgS4 80: pigs. 81 +OqS4 90
roughs $3@s Sheep steady choice wsthes s. GOds4 10
S2d$3 choice lambs. S6q$8 2O: good
81 2Oe3$5 30; veal calves, STqST IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10

hehP With 4NR 2t: and ae b %ag os y.
nay l4tac manila hemp shipment. fair current nom
nominal sisai spot 9a9hc sisal shipment. 500 116c
triangle and equal, nominal jute shipment B No :
s bft s dt an sif = ana equal 200
2ssc jn;e butts Dasshg u'e O"''' mixing
dne6 to SHADE qg ets g s5spt easier a holders
crate. Quotations follow: California, nc; Maamoras
I9c TTuxillo. lIac; ornoco. 21c Tamplco 1sh@19c
1sisc; Puerto Cabello 2Osc Guayra 2osc: Caracas
peea e i7c a i've 5aeAf s cry sand
2nS9aio ana LP Te92s2 S s4TE
Isc Bahia, ls34@l4s: MaraeaIbo, nc; savania 1870
steers i8% gl4c butt 1871 ai2sto; side brands
i1RGiil@o: cow l65aGi1c; bull e5sSs&c S''s''
E S was fair especially from
Hsm0ek & o, h5st selection 25g2e4c
&c seconds 2aG25e thds SG2so rejects eofson 2S
union light backs 3c middle backs 35c seconds heavy
SG BSe s see9Sds s9s S Sgls Soak 9ak
bellies 19@2oc; betting butts seGSsc Texas oak
METALS There was sharp jump the price Of tin
to-day firm cables and reappeerance of buyers
hand, weak and neglected The other departments
% M the ose e Metal 81 1SaSs c eas %
iron % sae 6 lake S @ ~ at se o
20 bid 81 - asked spelter easy with 81 Is
81 72H and for spsiter 81 So price '0f lead was
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-There was no change In
local buyers wants and the close undertone was
fully steady heretofore SyrIps very firm.
with demand brisk at fun quotations. Quotations follow
Orleans centrifugal SiaQf2c:
good 16q1sc; prime. 20q23c New-OTIeans open kettle
500 4Oc; Puerto Rico. 2Sd35c: syrups common ll0l2c
fair l3Ql4c good l5ql7e prime. sal0c fancy. 2O022c.
OCEAN FRElGHTs-Ihere change report
condition Of the market for sail tonnage. Vessels
demand the West Indies and River Plate but
Offerings yet a limited character with business
consequence restricted Coasiwse freights
quiet. though owners were opposed
cession from previous rates Tonnage In demand
long voyages though offerings current
extremely limited. Coal nominal
In the absence orders Steamer rates for grain
somewhat hTmeT owing 20 the limited tonnage al present
available. owners seek to obtain ssG3s hd Cork
orders and p 7d42s Va to picked ports United Kingdom
Continent. Other departments quiet Quotations
o Liverpool 3g3kd; London. 8Hd: Glasgow sad
nominal: Bristol 3'zd; Leith, 4d: Hull 3hQ3Ad;
castle, al Antwerp 21d; Hamburg. 80 pfennigs; Rot
100 ID 25c nominal: London. oats. is FAD nominal
OIIS-Cottonseed of rather less active although
held with positive fTmness IN view the light offerings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 9.-S1osing- wheat-Spot dull: No
California, Is Sda6s Bad; No red Western winter
5s lod No Northern spring Is Id corn-sPot quiet
IS 5s4d: futures quiet; January, 5ssd: February
3s 5Ad; March, IS sid. Peas-Canadian. IS 3D. Flour
5 Louis fancy winter firm as. Hops at London
Pacific Coast hrm, f3 1Osaf4 1Os Beef steady extra
India mess. SIS 3D. prime mess. les 3D. Pork steady
prime mess Western, Sos Sd. Hams-Short cut. Il 10
10 10 firm, ass 3D. Bacon firm; Cumberland cut 2S 10
80 10. 33s Cd; short rib Is % 10 34s long clear
middles light so IS 10 Cd; long clear middies
heavy IS 40 70 34s; backs I6 10 lS n
sas Ga; clear bellies, "a 10 ~ AIS Cd Shoulder
Square. - TO II 10, Arm, 34s Cd. Lard firm; prime
Western in terces. sos Sd: American refined in pals
31s Cd. ButterFinest United States good do nom
inal Cheese firm; American finest white SIS Sd Amer
colored. SOS TaIlow prime city 2Ts ga
Australian in London, 27s Cottonseed oi-HuiI refined
JanuaTy-Apri firm Dos 3d. Turpentine-spirits steady
30s 80. Rosin-Common firm, As Cd. Petroeun-Re-
fined. 74d. LLnseed oil. 24s Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
partition 5ale.
SUPRRME COURT. County Of New YorE-.


SUPREME COURT, County OF New York.
Anna Livingston Short. Plaintiff against Emily N
Crosby (susd Emily NJ Petitl Detendant-In plIrsI
OF tnterOcutoTy Judgment partition ana sale
duly and entered in the above entitled s>on b
ing the 18th day OF December, lS09 T. ne unde-
the referee In said Judgment named viii sell AZ
pubic auction az the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms No
2SS Fifth Avenue In the Borough o Manhattan Ctty
Of New York. on the Slst day January 1900 A. =
O'Clock in the afternoon on that day by William Nor
auctioneer the articles OF property red
BY said Judgment 20 be sold and
paFior furniture. carpets pictures russ No.
den china Delft brica-hrac androns Chicksr1r,
plano dining furniture, tables china raSS
sverware sdeooard extension table. oil pansins
also rings watches portraits 5eelry fans ava wss-
ing apparel; also kitchen and
hat rack umbrella stands. bureaus. beds &c FOR a
more particular specification articles ~ -
so.d all parties referred said tnteriocto-~
tudgren; on ME In the once Of the OF the Conty
Ma nhattan. 9- -
At such sale ten per OF the amount bid FOR anv
article VIII oe required 20 be cash and ne
nom me time Of the sale before removal OF ns
TIE purchasers VIII be required remove all artie.s.
the tire ~ sale ' 49, -~N1 -iO-@
Dated New York. January md. ie1O
JAMES E KELLY.
BUTLkR HOFFMAN, JOLINE a MYNDERSE
tNo-se%s tSr Plaintiff - Wall York Cfey
Attorneys for Defendant SO Wall Street New York c4y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

low middling Lice good ordinary 9-16c Receipts
54s2 bales; exports France TS9 ooastwise 81 sales
1,436; stock, 2OS,550 @
BALTIMORE, Jan. e-Cotton nominal: p1ddug 7&c low
middling. iS-16c good ordinary. s16e Net receipts
10 632
Savannah. Jan. Cotton duh and easy; unddng
5-l6c; low mdding. &c: good ordinary. 6kc. Net
cepts 2ss6 bales 81s6; coastviss 1913
stock, 13S, 664
New-orleans Jan. Cotton easy: uiddiing. 5-fec
low middling, Lice; good ordinary 9-i6c Net
cepts, l4.26S bales 1921; the Con
tinent 500; sales 1000; stock. 3S6. 6e5.
Memphis, Jan. Cotton quiet; middling nc; low
middllng. 316c; good ordinary. 1l-16c receipts
SCI bales; gross 1857; shipments 1,766; sales 80
stock 174.653.
St Louis. Jan. Cotton quiet; middng T-16o;
nidding Itsc; good ordinary sac Net receipts. 900
bales gross 5024; shipments. 4S4s; stock, 1O2 COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

322 1 "7 %6,s a1 Mas AZ du Raa
No 3 yellow s6%c No yellow 8s9ssIlc No ? corn
No wh hit $40 SIC No Whites 3ais Ss No m mhsS %
STEADY. = i" store 0''-' -Four
Chicago jan s-The leading futures ranged as follows
WI. Wheat No ?: Opening; Highss;- Lowest Closing
TPy o7 s:gs:3 sszsSss eTse$s ss&sss$
s5S ss 80. e.: E.. 81: ..s e. E.
Oats. No. 2:
H ssae': :y:::ss~oss<< g e. ss>ss 81 s..es3 e.
Mess pork, Dbl;
Navy 3''y so9s's so95 IN 80 10 ~ ~
Lard. per 100 II:
KAY ss2s.:: :.: XIII: eos, e7as 800 SO
Short ribs. per 100
sh%1ai9 y.. ,'::.. 577H 577s SO S SS
4sh Ts5s as NJ 6o9Ts s E8a
S2sc No 9tS No yel2w. sc: No oats 2259
) ~ Y S5FlsS ss%43s; "a
81 So clover. grade IS 70: pork per Dbl
Dose S RsS Is? DRY 50 ed Rdaas shG5 6x sDs
Sy d.s4 hqr abs aT I9 s Sg s S ass O w
s. 2235 sugars cut loaf unohsnsed on the Produce
S2g2Sei ta5es l7a27c Cheese firm at 12@12%c Eggs
red Iolsc Corn easter; mixed Oats steady:
fancy Egin creamery S0q3ic; Ohio 28G2sc: dairy isc
Sugar hrm and higher; hard refined 5-6OG5 SOC. Eggs
easier at lie. Cheese quiet.
Miw2ukee. Jan 9mWheat dun; No Northern. e5geee
Bsry steady No = 44a4ec; Sample. 5sa4sc
N MPesaDo 5su5 5an S,v %sat in N
on track. No haId, G5S4c No l Northern. 6414c No
Northern. 614C. Flour bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, Jan 9Wheat weak and unsettled;
tract grace January 6egIOc Corn steady but quiet Jan
clipped 31jac; No do SO93OAc; No mixed 291ac
Butter firm fancy Western
Eggs firm and higher; fresh nearby 2Oc; do Western
do Southwestern. 19c do Southern iSc. ReceIps-FOr
600 bbls and 5000 Sacks wheat 15COO
bush, oats 10000 bush. ShipmentsCorn. rs 600 bush
oats. 1900 bush.
St Louis. Jan. 8.-Wheat-No red. este; January
6Slec; May, I0lic; July, Csc; hard, 65G66c
No cash. SOlsc; January 3O17c: Nay. 314c. Oats
No , cash, DC; January 24c; May. 24&c; No white
26G26lsc.
Toledo Jan 9-Wheat higher, firm; No cash, 6SEc;
dull: mixed Rye neglected. Coverseed active,
steady; prime cash, Old 81 So January. IS 62s
March. So 20 bid