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New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
E1-RopEAN PRonrcE MAPKEr

Liverpool Jan. s-Closing: Beef-Extra India mess
steady. 66s I'd Pork-Prime mess Western. steady
Hams-Short cut. IA 16 II. firm. ass Cd Bacon
Cumberland. 26 30 n. steady.
10. firm. sd. long middle weight.
"a n duh as I'd. long clear middle heavy. 35
steady Ais 6d short clear backs l6 30 ~ Arm. 40s
I'd; clear bellies. II IL N. firm Shoulders
Square II Is n. nrrn. Sd. Iard-Stcady Amerf-
refined IN pals. 39s Cd: prime Western tierces
2Ts 6d Rutter-Ftnest United States. quiet 95s good
dun Sis Cd. Cheese-Easy: American. finest white Sis
Cd. American finest cOlored. 52s Sd Tallow-Steady;
prime city 23s Cd; Australian in London 2os 3D. Cot
tonseed oil-HuI refined; Spot quiet, I'd Turpenne
spirits-Firn. 29s I'd. Rosin-Coumon. 1Oiad
Inseei otI-Steady, SIS Sd. Petroleum-Renned. quiet
I'd Peas-Canadian. quiet IS 6%d. Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter. steady ss Cd Hops-At London Pacnc
CoasO. steady. - 5sHtS IS. Wheat-Spot No
California SIS 3D. No red Western winter 6s % No
l Northern spring IS 4izd. futures quiet: March
3@4d: May 6s 9Ssd. Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed
new. American mixed old. As I'D. futures steady
January. s. IL sd. March, IS lOAd; MAY. SIS 97sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

Compound dull; quoted: City. 54s@5ae; Western 6Hss
stesrtne SC. -,
the Ga Sed IN on at Saeane @ fs prices S
tions follow Domestic common TO low fair 50 G4c far
61ac: Patns. 4f95.e, Japan. 4Sl@5c; Java. 44@4%c'
Dan Taase sons Company their weekly a. circular liar
likely to hand down its opinion eonsttuonai
the impression they win be declared National
ritores that those having STYLES adapted to the uses
men Of duties pro ana con poTT0 fc6 ana
admssion of Pce from the United states to Porto Rico
been depressed such contraction OF their neom
matter of food and forced take up with the cheapest
increased fold within the last year while that of
formerly to 100000 pockets is scarcely more
than the first named am9gnt az the pTHgHs @
accrue domestic rice; trading lims advanced to the
&c per bo Tamage New-oTeans, teieeraphs
sass Sis 1s@r 7saaoi sstia!s
mage Charleston teIesraphs Carolina crop movement to
date: Receipts 3l,655 bbls sales 2s,45 hbls market
sUGAR.-Busness was of fair volume in the market
account good inquiry exporters and prices
p and a 5ae Sc Sd m % S. @
f $ g 20 o. gsn9ae
s. 50 Eagle coarse and extra fine granulaed lated - 30 10;
ganuated Eagle fine granulated standard granu-
lated and diamond s. CO. confesticneIs A. g 49, No
$ o5; No I 81 95 81 s.; No 81 sO No 10 81 -
81 Advices from abroad reported firm and rather
dearer market for beet sugar Prices scored net rise
months 9s Sd and 9s 42d respectively
wit doing the advance. stock in
the United Kingdom II 900 The local situa-
ton was void OF special significance, either way or
Prices unchanged on the somewhat nom
inal basis Of centrifugal S6 test sac Tor mus
covado and 3Sc for molasses sugar hut BUYERS were
holding anticipation Of concessions Ihe unde[
however. was quite steady in sympathy with the
strength in London ,.. - ,t.
TORACCO-A strong market the feature III tne
trade during the first days OF s @ o
leaf ahout llut
including 400 cases crop 1899 Pennsylyana at at l2asg
iSlac 300 crop 1s99 Zimmers at l5al loc 80 o Eases
Havana at 1odlZf4c, ana loV cs
crop 1900 forced NewEngland Havana, at -'u
zoe Sales of foreign included 500 bales havana, al
4scds as and 100 bales SuTnatra nj socaSl o.
in
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
THE BOSTON WOOL. MARKET

Boston Jan. s.-There quiet here
this week but the outlook is fairly favorable for good
business manufacturers begin need the
wool Buyers keeping within close mar
all the time. and bids Of iec prices
sized lines have been refused
entire absence OF speculative feeling and the de
mand will have be made by the manufacturers who
the wool Territory quoted al
4604Sc fine medium and fine staple while
strictly staple selling woods quiet
hut prices firm The following the quotations
for leading descriptions; Ohio and Pennsylvania
Xxx and XX above. CSC delaine. 2sc: No Coubing
clothing 29c: No -eghths blood 2S29c one
quarter blood washed 2Tq2Sc; braid washed
2526c: onequarter blood, unwashed 23d2ic Michigan
Wisconsin. etc.--X Michigan. 22G2Sc; I MichiEan
combins and clothing. 21a2sc; No do 26a27c: one
blood washed. 262IC: braid washed
25G26c; fine delatne, csc Unwashed. medium etc
Kentucky and Indian one-quarter blood combIng 23l
three-eghths blood 23d24c Missouri one-quarter
blood comblng. 2262Sc; three -eiEhths blood 22G2sc
braid combing 2Od21c lake Georgia 22G2S Terri
tory secured basis-Monana and Wyoming fine medium
and fine l6Tl7c: secured 46G4Sc stape 4a65Oc: Utah
fine medium and fine. 1GTI7c: secured 4Gd4Sc. staple
49G5Oc; Idaho fine medium fine 15Ri6c; secured
4Gd4Sc; staple 49d50c Australian bass-Spot
prces-Combng superhue, nominal 73975c good. 6Ta
zoe; average. 64T67c
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. s.-Cattle-Recepts $500 head incIud-
ing 1900 Texans; choice steers steady. others
butchers stock and Texans 1Oc prime
steers SIS 2OS6 TO- to medium. So 6s5 5 sockers
feeders firm 81 I5MS4 40; So coast
s2gs2 IS; bulls So 7'@$4 ao calves 25c higher
grass SO 25Gs4; Texas bulls s2aS3 40 Hogs
Receipts to-day $4,000 head; tomorrow 40 OOO left
owe 1000 mostly lOc lower; closed
mixed and butchers s5as5 80; good to Choice heavy
sales s5 5as5 20 SheeP-Receips $4,000 head: sheep
So 759s4 rs choice mixed So 4OGsa SO: western
sheep 81 1904 65: Texas sheep So 509ss 80 native
lambs S47S5 50; Western lambs S5nS5 10
Cincinnati Jan s.-Hoss active higher S4dS5 80 Cat
steady 80 25GS4 80 Sheep strong 81 T5dS5 Lambs
strong So 756S5 30.
Fast .S-Cattle steady: extra 5O7
20. prime 15GS5 35; S31S3 Hogs ac
tive prime mediums and best Workers So 5O$5 heavy
hogs So 45GS5 pigs, quality. S. 3O6S5 roughs
So 75dS5. Sheen steady choice wethers. 81 35aS4 so
common 81 5OGs2 choice lambs So S57S6 10; common
10 good. si@s4 * veal calves. 81 257s7 ~,
Buffalo Jan. s-Receipts-Cattle. l2 cars: sheep
and lambs S cars; hogs 20 Shpments-Cattle I2
cars. sheep lambs hogs. cars Cattle un-
changed N Calves in moderate supply.
demand SsGss 25; good TO choice 81 500
S. Sheep and iambsThe basis was So 2aqS6 so: good
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

days close The public failed TO take much
hour when sudden advance of about attrib-
uted the active buying of large Chicago house and
orders on the same side of the market During
course Of this uptrn there likewise reports in circu
Kansas wheat had been taken At the close
loads at NewYork eight loads other ports and forty
loads a: Chicago Duluth spring shipment Much
fessional nature. with the much mixed in its
opinions and constantly changing sides being governed
in The day was the stesdness of En- gish markets after
3sQl4 higher after having been at time u I'D
lower than the previous night Continental markets how
We're gnssPsfacory Berlin closing @s mark id%er
Antwerp UNCHANGED and Paris points lower: Foreign
Chicago Trade Bulletin reported decrease in the
worlds Supply Of wheat and -four during December OF
tic trade in ao9r but but very little export demand @ M PrimarE
last year ReceptS in the NorthWest amounted to 878
cars against S6S cars year ago. Quotations Of cash
Duluth a2%o nominal: Old No Northern Duluth se5sc;
sc No Nohn hoasS Sc N ed NewYor
S3@sc; No hard New-Yor6. SO7sc.... CORN
throughout early part the session
cepts at Chicago amounting SIS included only
cars contract and weather through the belt
influences in the shape of English advance of h@d
mates for only 375 at Chicago on Wednesday In
drop IN wheat destroyed about all of the early improve
nen and the close barely steady partial lsc
and 81 loads outports No 464c elevator
a5c a delivered and 4!%c % ahoat; No
So to nf1s FeDsTS Mssk TO- 4 No an%hTy m%rc
r s qne Wss % with ana & business less
been s S S'GFds in the @ last & few days No ~ oats & closed at
track mixed 2aSs1c track White I5c No white
clips, 8sa$sise. RYB-Nar dull: No Western
soat State rye 52S5sc lIsT dull; feed
ing ing was quoted at 4sa5oc MswYorl mailing nall Gog
steady; quoted at 6Oa62c New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ing % to be exported as Ss' % f Tor and
II for the market There light trade In cat
Prices Feeling r on reported light pF aT2vais
y.rpooi and London cables steady shipments ,oday
estimatedj on the Nomadc to Lverpool The cymrie
NIL sail for gSss5 hS gT: saT.s $50
schwarzschnd sulzberger and 800 quarters Of
cAIvFs-Receipts were 5Sa head all for the market
an,aned in ali desira6e grades The pen. were about
cleared Common to prime veas sold al 81 5OaSS ~ per
mixed calves at So az earrings at Sc s5T$S %: city
a5.y'T at a16sc e ave Sadg at sac
harvard calves calves also ,,n,;oL sold at 5@5e 40 -
So % per Ioo ~ ' d" 1873 ' at S. @ do 3 n at
. John F Nelson: veal iS5 N So do Ios
~ Is yearlIngs and barnyard calves tm1ed> $40
curtis son veal; iso n at s. 80; y DO DO
yard Gives So 10 / yearns $40 10 at So o.:
52@ No. s. g. Z. . 5Os N at 'e do 100 M at IS so
Tobrn shannon g indiana veaIs 1'a NJ at 81 do
sis shFP r = 3 aNR a. n 8 1z:s
all & for the % acy a 9 a ana r prices s hss
lOG1'c higher for near all grades & 16 stock The pens
81 2sass 20 per 100 M few at 81 7s
at eas = at 4'sf s 2sgs4 Is The
salee-Newton & Co Is Ohio Lambs IS N average. at
n an SO; 1s Ohio sheep 127 n. 81 do N.
at 81 25; Indiana do 90 NJ 81 % bucks 124
J. G Curtis & Son: 1O2 lambs rs NJ SO rs:
do 81 10 az SO 70 II 81 25; 64 State sheep.
los N. at 81 Gull do So NJ at 81 So 10 do so ~ at
Hume Bros 1ss stat. lambs Iss q n ss7s 5a
DO. 100 n. at $50; is do, 100 n, at s. So
D & Ohio lambs. 81 N. at so 75;
$50 do Sc 40 Ohio sheep and lambs, 9 IN.
s3 75 Ohio sheep I43 m at 81 so
Tohn & Shannon 211 Virginia lambs. 10 N. at SO s5:
culls 20 10 81 30: 10 Virginia sheep 100
no at 81 so.
at
Andrew Mullen % lambs, so N. Sc So State
sheep 100 N. at 81 60
HoGS-Recepts is care. s,555 head. including
about a carload the market. Firm and higher
quotations for fair choice hogs S. 60dS5 75
100 NJ. Country dressed firm 56734c 10 for
TO light weights.
sales-s Judd & Co: l4o mixed Western hogs pigs
92 M average a S. so per 10.
Andrew Mullen date 90 pigs n n at
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Gork. January s. 1901.
CoFFEEs-Ihe market eased OF to-day under sales for
and selling by the reactionists, founded weaker
cables than expected from European markets and slug
demand coffee in the Street market. The
speculative public furnished little, any, business The
foreign contingent sold for further decline, under
theory that the big crops, and prospective
wouli ultimately bring about much lower values. The
opening steady with prices 5d10 points lower after
which little change recorded. The
steady. with prices 5G0 lower Sales the
entire day limited 1920 bags, well
through the list. The Brazilian
which always day lateD noted moderate gains.
due the effect OF advance yesterday. Receipts
the country showed disposition In
local spot coffee market business best,
prices at the close entirely nominal about
basis Of 71sc for invoice o. No Rio.
The Of contract prices in the to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
sorrHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston. s.-Cotton firm; middling. 9Asc. low
middling. 316c: good ordinary ll6c: receipts 1890
bales exports Great Britain. 1889 Continent
10 1853; sales, 40T. stock. 2l6.369.
Baltimore. Jan s-Cotton nominal: ulid,iIng ;Oisc;
low mddnE IL l6c; good ordinary. 1-i6c. gross
Cepts, 80 bales; stock. l.32i
Savannah. Jan S.-Cotton quiet: nddng Csc; low
miidlng csc. receipts 25SO bales. exports coastwse
100; sales. 21l; stock 11lS45
middliug. 9@c; good ordinary, SIC receipts $50
I56.3I3.
Orleans Jan. s-Cotton quiet: n1iddliuE 11-16c:
low niddlng 51Sc; good ordinary l116c: receipts.
1924 bales; Continent 1922: coastwse
1900 sales 500. stock. 364 $50
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

COTTON-Speculaton in cotton was exceptionally dun
to-day fluctuations IN pricee were too small to
specially benefit faction the other The influences
conflicting warrant aggressive actloh
in either direction many disposed 10
hold until after the holiday in New-Orleans tannl-
Battle Of New-Oreansl, which exchange
supplies with the bulk OF the cotton belt
before altering relations 10 the
market The opening was steady; with prices polnt
points higher, surprisingly good start con
sdering English market, where both
departments reported declines than expected
setback yesterday. Moreover,
receipts ports against steady opening and
spirited bull speculation served 10 act as
drawback Improvement. Nevertheless, soon after
call additional gains made furry or room
buying orders from Liverpool the real basis
which the effect that spot cotton
throughout the belt being held at higher prices
Exporters and domestic spinners known 10 be need
ing OF medium grade cotton the very sort
carefully held by farmers and other spot dealers in
During the Of the day the market was
fat and Nothing occurred 10
sway sentiment positively the other. At the
close feeling and steady, with prices net
to points higher
The Of contract prices IN the local market to DAY
Was as
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

spot closed dull with quotations unchanged on
the basis Of loc for middling upland and lo1c tor
nidding Gulf Sales. $50 bales Spot cotton markets
telegraphed follows New-Orleans quiet un-
changed Mobile quiet, isc advance, al 9zc
Savannah quiet llbc advance, 95sc; Charleston firm
&c advance 9&c. Wilmington firm, unchanged, at
9lzc; Norfolk steady. unchanged al 97sc; Baltimore
nominal unchanged a; l0lsc; Augusta hrm, unchanged,
1916. 81 LOUIS unchanged. 11l6c. Estimated
receipts tomorrow New-Orleans 5000 1000
against 1870 bales week and l1l15 last
year Houston 5000 1000 bales against ABA
bales week and 4.031 last year.
Receipts the ports interior points to-day.
pared wit same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
L1vERPodL corrox MARKET.

Liverpool Jan g q m.-Cotton; Spot-Moderate
business. prices UNCHANGED 132d lower; American
middling fair, Cd. good mddinE 3 1i-i6d; mddlng
932d; low middling. Tl6d. good ordinary. sled
ordinary. 1S-l6d. The sales OF the day ZOO
bales which 500 for speculation export
included 670O American Receipts. $4,000 bales.
Cludirg 4Sl00 american. Futures opened and closed
steady; American midding. m c: January. 81 SD
buyers January and February. IS 64d buyers Febru
ary and March; > 25-64d buyers. March and APRIL
. y -64da5 3-64d buyers April ant May. 20 sid
buyers May and June 1T-G4dG5 1S-6td sellers.
and July. 14-64dQ5 Is 64d buyers: July and August
11-64d75 l26fd buyers; August and September
4 saIIa
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARIEM DIVISION

sI2 A. NJ and S.35 P NJ raEy except sunday. 70
Pittshed. sundays only 20 \ NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices l13 261. AIS I 216 Broadway. y
Union So. w. 2I5 Columbus Ave f3S West 125th s.;
l2Sth and 1SSth stations. New SIS and -
Fulton ~. and l04 Broadway. r D. Brooklyn
Telephone Street. for York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from residence ~
WestcOut Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent. General PassenSer Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
NAVAL STORES.

Tho for spirits ruled quiet and shsds easier
disappointing adVices from the southern
At the close there were sellers at tsosi
was without important change. but steady we quote
TAR-Regulars So; do oil pbls S4
SPIRITS TCRPENTTNE-+o64Oi7c. - ., a. =.
81 s7i. g 81 90 H. 81 a2-: / %; 50 o5; NJ 81 20
y. s. 80; W G. So W W, 81 2J
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. 2dS2 hbis
Charleston Jan s.-Turpentne- Market firm at 36c
Rosn firm. unchanged. ,.
savannah Jan. s.Spirits turpentine, @6@o receipts
45l bbls sales $50; 800 Rosin hrm "ni IN
changed receipts. 665S bbls sales. 3Gl5; exports u"
Wilmington. Jan. e.-Spirits turpentn thin ''inE
receipts l40 Rosin firm at 81 20aSl % t'-
76S bbs tu-pentne quiet at 81 30 and - 30 t
cepts - Tar 81 30; receipts, l6S obis
London Jan. .-Turpentine-Spirits. 2ss Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

to choice s6Gs6 25 sheep choice TO extra "a 9ogs4 20
good choice S4 25qS4 So offerings pretty wen Ss M
IN and close steady Hogs opened active at 30 2oaso
I'D some sales al s. so but pigs in moderate de
mand on Of S. 40qS5 49, rousns, p t'gs 49,
stays So 1884 25 After the hrst VoIuhe OF utua on
filled the market up. and the close was easy O
basis Of s. 5OnS5 5212.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot of Chambers
s follows. minutes earlier from W. 2Sd
900 a. Day.-Sod train for Buffalo. Arr. 3 D. m.
Binghamton, Waverly Elmira and Bradford. Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining to Buffalo.
go p Daily.-Chcago Limited-Fast Mail-Solid
train Chicago arriving $50 o. Cleveland
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
-.3O p. Daiy.-Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo 705 Bradford T.2p jamestown TOO
1927 Cleveland p. m. Seepers to Buff
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
9.15 p. Daiy,-Solid train for Bnghamton, Waiver
ly Elmira Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo, Chicago Cincin
natl Dining car
rTucKETS; LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. I12. 26l, and a57
Broadway, 15T East 12Sth ST, and 21s wes, 25th ST.
Chambers and West I'D ST. ferries. New-Yorx and
$40 Fulton St, es Broadway. River
Hoboken. and Jersey City station New-York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet ana MN
40 Corn 3714c; No . yellow. 37iac; Nc oats = <c
rye sac fair to choice mating 57@GOc; No l haxseed
clover grade SO 5O mess PorN t PEI T;
$14 25aSl4 so; lard per 100 10 So ~ as sbo1lders boxedl
SGd$6 25: sides boxed, 81 40a$ 90;
basis high wines 81 27 sugars, cut loai oS'0 tTA
Exchange to-day the butter narNeI Wa t0i. n
creameres 15d23c; dairies, 1920; cheese quiet
1i%c eggs dull fresh @Oc - .
Cincinnati JAN s-F1our active Wheat steady 20 10
red s1Qs2c frm No mixed. '{94s95s2e- 'is -.
strong higher: No mixed 26l5c Rye firm No = %
Lard firm 81 10 Bulk meats flmer, S6 so facon hrIn-
er. 81 65. Whiskey firm 81 -. Sugar easy
Duluth Jan. s.-wheat-Cash. No hard TIC; 40, No /
Northern, 75Ac; No Northern 6514a1lc; NO sRl!ns
76a76Hc: May. 7914c; July sO'4c Corn. not quoted
oats. 26lta26t.
Milwaukee. Jan. s-Wheat dull: No Northern. ga
7sc; No Northern 74a75c Rye higher No l. 'fa'4 c.
Barley dull; No >. 60C; sample. 4Sd3tc-
Minneapolis Jan s.-Wheat. cash. 76s.e; MAY, 7sc:
July, 7s5sci on track No hard. 769tc No northern
changed.
Philadelphia, Jan. s-wheat steady; contract grade
January. 7674G77c. Corn quiet but steady No mixed
January ~ 43itgi3ac. firm; good demand No white
nearby 23c western 23c; Southwestern 23c
fun creams fancy small ia. ai2c: do fair 20 choice
10z@uiec. Receipts-FHour. 1000 bbls. 100000 b in
bush superintendent 5000 bush: corn. 10000 bush;
oats, 5000 bush.
St Louis Jan S.-Wheat hgi er; No . red cash. 73% c:
January 73Ac May. 76s. a76sc: July 14c; No hard
2i.c May. 255sc Ss No white 27a27isc
Tosdq JAN @ @ aGve sEhGr & cash 12 and n,, J9pg
higher; cash and Is May zoe Oats steady;
seed fairly active hm 1899 prime So so January 81 20
March. . -.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
pEaEanN

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
ton moderate demand sales 1000 bales speculation ana
export 900: American e0cO bales receipts 54 600 bales
American $4,000 bales; middng upland 10 32d.
opened barely steady 3a4 points decline; closed steady
teb; FebruaryMsrch 525b; March-April, 22i2 April
May BOD; May-June 5l7izs; June-July, 514isb: July
Yarns more inquir~ but not much doing; cloths. good
g 90: morphine. bulk 81 sOas2 10: qdnine American
ESSENTIAL OIIs-The market vas steady ali around
bnt quiet and without important price changes. We
81 S0GS2 a. cassia, s5q85c; cubeb 95cdSl O5; lemon
prime sl@si To- low grade sScasl grass native
s5@s5 75; artificial 50 25as3 peppermint western
tns 81 ioaSi 2o New-York tins. 81 I5GSi %: cases
z2q sc artificial s4S6c; spearmint lO@sI IS tansy
81 l0qs % Wintergreen, natural 81 75qsl y0 wormseed
Market steady; demand Of jobbing kind but good We
quot. Bgrooek esg1e; gendsn S%@4c ginseng. so.
b7aeOc; hellebore powdered IN bbls. 7Aasc: corice
powdered ordinary IN bales 300 10. 4Ag5c: anise
ssc: Mexican. Sc, Western 45@86c: Southern 4c
snake. Canada 24a25c: natural, 1sc: stripped 23c:
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market showed little feature
being helo generally too high in view Of the
as so winter saights ss oss e5 fneg atn az 10
81 & sS % extra No winter 81 55@s2 81 grade sis
as FIoiiRDa d1ofsa F@,I r 10
& soqss 10; choice 20 fancy. So l5as3 go; COM
RAGEAiFrm oG,sS otes 4Sgs2 Fs5s ,,s 30 as 70
ed: pnF spot SIC zS9si7: sacks to arrive quo 900
winter bran, s1easis: city bran SIC so@si7 ~ coRY
BEAL-s25: lnseed cake s27 So corn oil caie Sis.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The market huctuated continuously
ulis than otherwise on the average bur
declining very sharply in the last few minutes SO that
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
YaSfeT

Coffee CabesSantos- market firm. average
Ssntos $500 Receipts. 2looo bags 1.-TWO days.. Stock.
l.25sO0O bags. Hamburg-Cohee market opened un-
changed Al 2:50 p. m. 1zGA4 pfenng net higher.
Sales. $1,000 bags. Havre-Coee opened quiet:
partially 4 franc higher. At II m. unchanged. At 3
?; m was = franc lower and quiet At $50 p m. was
2 higher. bags
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

Rio-Coffee market firm. No Rio. 6S950. Exchange.
29-52d Receipts 1000 bags Gwo days.. Cleared for
the United States 5000 bags. Cleared for Europe
bags. Stock, 269Oco bags.
position is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
fs43o 1880 $500. 300. 1000. 'lLSO a n. +L0e
81 so t3 90 g 90 44OO sg4OO. t43O 500 200 tT39
$500. ft925 ?. n. sl2-15 ndt -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$3.50 1900. 1000 '11SO a n. t1-oO 'lSO. g %
Oficss: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. I1s IT. 2si
434 cas- Broadway. 1T3 5Jh Ave, 737 6h AVE.
Jnion So. f53 125th s., 2I3 West 125th
ST. 245 Columbus Ave, New-York Court St. S44 $50
Fuiton St Brooklyn: eS Broadway. williamsburg New
Transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 ds
FFron, Liberty g. only sDary. tDaiy. except sunday.
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
WASHINGTON AND THE souTH

I52 I52o S25. s55 1O.1O CDesbrosses and Cortap5+ S..
IaS' G6DlnIns Carr. 1885 Dining Carr a. m 10 sg
Streets . ang SaTl. 30 Desbrosses and CortanS
Stsr, nlHS Carsl p % Dining Carr C0inin-
OHM S; 30 & ?. M III night Sunday. s25. ss5 i0S
Congressional Linn all Parior and 6i,iTs' W. 80 %
9z2 30 % 20 Dining Carl ass Dining Carr 925 D ~
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s25 425 .. m. 12,o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For MspD,,,.
and New Orleans 2 o. D m dary 7Hipas
A1LANIIC COAST LINE--Fxpress. s.55 m and q .,
cHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAuwAY-s55 a. m. ana
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-Express 1888 p. n and 1s1,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-z5san
Week-days and s55 m daily
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 a. m vvssE--4s,.
through Xestibuled Trains Buffet ParIor Cars and
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ro
West Twenty-thrd Street station m ! az
Crom Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 600 n m,
1880. $40 and $40 Sundays 9.45 a. .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 CDesbrosses Cortandt Streets. 2C. 725 75s
SO 500. 925 955 Penna- Limited. 1910 CDesbr7ssss
CI OIrana 3 streets loS tOlnlng SA5} Io5S Dining
brosses and Cortlandt Streets. 22O 255 325 355 81
50 Dining carr a. 50 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr.
T.55 ono coaches) s25. s.55. Q. % s55 G4miteD 95S
50innF carS a5 s55 455 eD1I2s GS f55 S 6niSs LIS
Carr. 555 Dining Carr. 755. SIS $50 925 m, y ID
night
Astor House, West Twenty-hird Street Station:
stations Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company viii call
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rai-
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.