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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1901-01-22
S12.OO SIDEBOARD $1,000

The above goods must be seen
to be appreciated.
Two Birdseye Maple Ladies'
Desks TO close out; SIX 90, cut to
s.. 90.
See our $500 and 81 Sc Coolers
Seat Rockers, nicely finished. II
you see them you are sure TO buy
them.
We are also showing some good
values in Upholstered Leather
Seat Rockers, 50. so to $500.
We have nice line of Lamps
at prices that will surprise you.
We have many other Bargains
in Useful Xmas Presents that we
have not room to mention
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 29-The wool market here continues quiet
prices practically unchanged. The sales have been
made 10 manufacturers who require the nme-
and only MI demands. There seems
be uC,spsct at present for higher market. VI
dealers sanguiue manufacturers
obliged when orders bt buy advanced
head tie
Ene medium and ire SECURED stape calls ior i6G4Ic,
while strictly staple article +el;jOc being
Fleece slow. with prices nal. The follow
ing quotations. for leading descriptions: Ohio and
pnusy lvan!a ecces and above 2Sc: Gsafne .9c;
No cou.b!ug. 2SQ29c; No and 5 blood @Sa2Jc; =
blood washed 2TI2Sc and braid washed 5i26c
Michigan Wisconsin, ete.-X Michigan. 22723s: No
CoIlbug 2I02SC No 2 do. 2jR2Ic. = blood.
2fT@tc, and braid. washed 3J62Gc:
delaIne, 25c Cnwashed medium. etc.-kentucky and
Indiana blood. mbing. 2362+c "a blood, 2262ic,
Missouri /. blood, combng, 22g23c. = blood, 22a2ie
braid cumbnc 2262lc' lake and Georgia. 22c rrtory
secured basis-MJntana and Wyoming fine medium ana
fine l5dIGc; secured iGai7e staple, +SqaOc. Utah fine
i5G2tc, secured 46T4IC: staple. $50
soc: Idaho and l41. G15c: secured 4Ga
4Tc; 4SQ50c Australian, secured basis prices
-Comb.ng. superhns. nominal 13lI5c; good 674IOc:
average, G4I6Tc.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
NEv.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 1901

sIl2 5s ss A%:Fsee s ss s2s 4 sS 4S5Sa
market was quiet but gs9sFay s-I hTa
BY 5aloc advance in live hogs and small receipts at
pected MeGnesday All points had 5000. ci.y
99Stsd Ness So $5asii family si5GsI5 :5 short
s So SIS am 2dfl0 s6 Psc soSsS 9sH5es s. E
ndis 6ess $4qsl6 BEEF HA!s-EoIana f gG9tsd
Bacon s7sc $50 r. 7c le9 n. 7l:e; 40 r. 75sq77ss
ouo!ed Smoking, siig8ss: 10 n S1saslic; Il n so
Pssa hams 55 5ead5 'a4oS a4ots It I Hsc:o
quoted II f Zoe &C city aT rm quoted at 5sc Rsad
!aga steady Quoted South america Seds cegt4sat H31
5lea5'.c; Westsrn sTEA RTNE-steady.
cE-T6e 2oulne Of OF business S'' Was very small again
market ruled Quite STEADY Dana ramaee Sons % Come
TaTd sppIy m % m TIi6 eroiy tisted m bT t5o 10 W e
Eng TO dePTf5s yaues are discussing with VII Their air. ar Of
as sweet morsel under the que and glib talk in
visible invisible possibly; l25OOoo6O pounds
nenden Of aP6ga PT FS 3 go % @ 5se nsa
twohiTds Of WRcR are dstrib1ted in Re first seven
oPe as a matter Of f f the fU Whole eTop We're ahead
5hsTs wou& this yes be room for all and fTaetSn
crop novement to date Receipts, rough $50 520 sacks
bbIs ast 96O9I bbs Quotations follow Domestic,
TO ehoic 10 Gw ta 94e fair to good '9s prime PRIME
aa9 t a2f Jaya a. "a q tse Rsngoon in bond 2s 2g2sT
es Gns aa @a5s and ID fT2g S94 limited 4c to
o95 &g9iGns & @ fSow cr6s Ggt loaf crushed and 9onOf
powdered, coarse powdered and fruit powdered 560c
Eagle confeconers granuated. Eagle and
s Extra fine erann;ated 56oc: Eagle 70 cartons n
sTanuated standard granulated and diamond 4. 55oc;
70 4. So5e; N9 Sc; No 4S5c; No 4S5e; 20 S
l3 455c Nos a. Is and 16. 450c sale of As 900
cuba centrifugal 90 test steamer aoat, made day
20 the American Sugar Refining Company at 916c
and freight Aside from this the local market for
sugar was quiet, but steadily held 44c for
tfQga 3c FOR muscovado and SIC for molasses sugar
Gable advces expected prices being fully main
tanned at 9s lai for both positions Stock in United
Kingdom amounts $1,000 60 on0 for
the corresponding time
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
Totals ........... 30 f03

LEATHER-A.arSet steady. Demand fair from home
6aes: Hcrlac' noa-qcid drs, qelccon 2iaefc sec@
@ es ssoonss }s' a2ase y T5s asf So eeiga s
le@2oc Union light hoc5s 32c; mid6la backs 31332c
?Sc Light backs cow. aIa32c: seconds 2o0?oc; bellies
is.r5s, 2o@9oc bellies lsc betting butts 2aa86e: Texas
uIPEs-Perosnd }o moderate hut stocks spot s5s
The narEet therefore ..eady the basis Of he ~
G~hT anS amneo 1ac P"so,a s ao en;ra % Amnn dSto
Ic Pea p c3z IsrS Porto sbell2 @ q9d o La & fyayrs
elraea rs: Porau-Platte l7se Ga,vss'qn 1s'51oc:
l+:; T,-cTrsso , l20 sayanIa itl5c: Teas l5c
s m1 io c zen rSSI f Yea all x SSS as es result
lower 500 ee with sellers this drue In the sb-
ws nominal ore as far as p-oss were oonce-nsd they
showed loss ~ ss "a 70 IN 8s "a which served ~ stir
slow hut s,es1y he old basis Of 81 a sneter
wso and points loer on futures with snot unchangei
& @ a % t. "a 80 9eiC "a ~ a. pnee5 n n Ta-Eets % @ were
rant 50 5oaslo >o-trern f-u~iry sl5a5a 90 sonb
SIS y Engi.. arets lower. Glasgow closing at
Mot;Assrs ANn syRI-Ps-Tae market for rolssses
had ~ rrv smstai.e! n-ice- sup: Huet ouo On
fa- i4aioe: ~6-d i772ao: n-'us ooaa6o; N,yc-Iean
open kattl4 276s0e: Rico ,0c Svrnrs c ms
15alGc: fair. 17also good loe2oe. prime 21T24e
oc-EAX FRFrGHTs-rn the sail tonnage market TO- aav
orTers cor as ample tonnage
eT IN limited request a. unc6anPo4 rass % SteamsTs &
% orders ou0ted Sc "a
irC Cuofstior- Liverpool 2fSi. Iordon "a.
GLASGOW gid Bristol a. TAth. 9'-d: Hui az I. Na
castle 2%d: Antve-n. z@02d: Hamburg 90 peenniqs.
pe- 40 NJ lec: London cats 1s en- rTr-r2e
T2ri'fsh steamer 1929 orevlouslv Neyr-Yarc ana
Eastern fraSe. six twelve rnonths Sc prtgsb
l. PCS cotton. Savannah IIve-rool or
Nanchester ed February: British steamer f27 tons
rere-al cargo. Cuff Tri'eT Kneaona or Continent
Cd February British tons Transatlantic
trade months Is british sfAarner qrs FTa
Fhiladepha - Lisbon 3s Fehruarv: British steamer
% nh0 Grain Philadelphia Dock
T,.,san as berth terrns 2s "a praunn. shin
petroleum herce Hong Eong prornpt
Ttaan bsrk tnns tn7re Kingdom or
f-nrtrerf 1925 bark eos ana Russian
har ~ tons timber. United Kipgdorn Con
tinen I10< ant STs for hewn. bark. tors
coal baltimore Pa-ahiba 1ss; schooner. ties
Fs-unsvIr 20 cfeufuegos. 1ac: British tons
nitrate west cossf ~ South America srd
tore ana brig S34 Bahia 10 Nev-York i6c
British schooner general
schooners 62a ana eaS
cRarerl ties brunswick Santiago 2hc brig tons
e4~eral cargo Juan urvate schooner
afq tons Brunswick Baltimore I2r: schooner
tons lumber racsrrville PhiIadelnhia. private
terms; 81 o. British lisa
phate Fernsriino and Corl Savannah 70 Hamburg l3s
one 1es - q b0th
Ser,ard frnrn short eier1ent prices shaded
little from me previous day
AZ closs Petroleum unchanged. IinSead
oil nuet quote Petroleum. bbis 81 as bulk
50: Pniia6AIohis hhls 81 90 ane in buik 81 SIS:
fined New-To- ss 50: eottonsees OIL rr-~e
27ize norinsi prime yellow 3iTs &c; off
yellow soiic. prime white aiasto prime winter
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
L1vERPooL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool. Jan. 20. p. m.-Cotton-spot-Lrnited de-
mand prices l-3ed lower; American middllng. fair.
-16d good niddling. l732d mi-ding, 7-16d low
mtsdlng. J-S-d: good ordinary, 1-S2d ordinary
- 32d. The sales Of he day bd,ss which
500 for speculation and export. Included 200
American. Receipts I0O0O Gales including 3SUG
can Futures opened quiet and closed steady; American
middlinG. n c January. 22-f4d value; January ana
February, 26465 2l-64d sellers February and March
11-f4G5 lS-G4G sellers; March AogiI ) .5-64R
G64i sellers April ana May. 13-64G5 f4-G4d buyers
May ard June 12-Gid buyers; June and July 9-649
lOG+d buyers; July and August T-64d buyers; August
and September. 5Seid buyers; September. 6id buy
ers; October c. SI-6id nominal; October and No
vernLsr, 4 S0-64d nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30

Cash quotations were as follows Flour dun and easy
No spring wheat. 68qT19sc; No red. 75eQ16lac; No
white S6 27iac: No rye 5ia52e fair to choice malt
ing. barley 49a5Oc; No haxseed. 81 54qS1 "A; No
Northwestern 81 prime timothy seed 81 e5; clover
lard per 100 h 81 5GS7 sra Short RIBS sides oose S7d
- 20 dry Saed shoulders 6boxed SO 25qS6 90 short
confectioners' a. SOC; of a. 544c On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market dull creameries
!4@2Oc dairies n'sq1sc Cheese quiet. 1O4q1%c Eggs
dull; fresh. 1sc.
Cincinnati Jan. 29.-FIour steady. Wheat steady; No
red. roc. Corn Arm. higher No mixed, 39%a 94Oc
Oats quiet; No mixed, 2Tq2Ilac- Rye steady; No 2
Duluth. Jan. 2s.-wheat-Na hard cash. zssse; May,
7S≻ No Northern cash 74asc; May T7s9T7se July
7SAc; No Northern. G49sQ7O3sc; No 8 spring, $3.50
6Slsc. Corn, 36lsc. Oats. 26ls 42S.
Milwaukee, Jan. 29-wheat steady. No / Northern.
5S85S5sc, Barley arm: No 2 5SGSoc: Sample. 4i657c
Minneapolis Jan 29-wheat, cash. 757sc; May 757sc:
Northern 75'sc: No Northern T2Z 973isc Flour and
bran unchanged
January 76+ 4761ac. Corn &c lower; No mixed. Jan
431431sc. Oats steady white clipped 321ac
Butter steady fancy Western creamery 22zc do prints
southw6 21c do Southern. zoe. Cheese steady
to choice 1OJsaI1Kc Receipts-Fiour 1000 b6is and
oats % 900. Shpments-Wheat. 500 bush. corn 16OO.
oats 5000
st. Louis. Jan. 2s.-wheat-No red cash 73%c, jan
uary, 73ac; May 74ssc; July 74c; hard T19T1]ac
3sltc. Oats-No , cash. 26c January. 26c: May 269
Toledo. Jan. 2e.-wheat active steady: cash T9Hc;
May. Slesc July s0$e Corn active, firm; cash. S7Ac
523c Coyerseed active; 1899 prime s6 7O cash 81 82
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January %. 1901.
eoFFEEoa the opening cali the market showed tel
i5Wer This ratler better than expecteo consider
ine- European cables ana continued
fes,- receipts in crop country. Ofical Havre ad
wees indicated decline OF i franc the opening. but
sei-iy god buyire afternoon chiefly for the
count q shorts. caused rally a = franc The market
shrs closed at about the previous days figures Ham
brr vras me- unchanged 10 4 pig lower The Rio and
s1rrs markets steady and quiet respectively. With
In the local market sales on
t5 car 5000 bags. with trading SLOW the rest Of
re morning Business picked UF. with covering by a
prominent hear feature in the early afternoon
~ c1sc quiet. with prices unchanged 20 .
ronts lower Total sales 1880 bags The spot
rsrket ruled du' hut steady the somewhat pcmtnsl
pss of 7e for No Rio, invoice lots.
Tie range Of prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan. 29.-The offerings az the wool auction
to-day numbered 13. .IO5 bales south Wales
clip greasv In good demand for
Continent and America The hnlk OF
offered went 70 the home trade Most Of the Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal stock forward withdrawn
PuEta Arenas and Falkland Island wool offered and
sold prices patty with the last Follow
South Wales. $500 bales; secured
5d6ls Cd; greasy. 3Hd61s Queensland. 400 bales:
ba.es; secured 9idals 4tsd greasy 4a11d South Aus
trala. 100 bales greasy, 5sd. NswZeaand,
secured IDOLS 22d greasy %6sled Cape OF Good Hope
ard Natal lSo0 bales secured 01adG1s sd greasy S9
ID. Falkland Island 500 bales; secured. 4isI6Itd:
greasy +9+1sd. Punta Arenas 400 bales secured As.
SID: greasy pa 45d.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Jan. 29-Cotton quiet steady: nddllng
I-lec; low mddng. 15-16c good ordinary, sSsc;
cepts 1850 bales; exports to the Continent 6S sales
2.O3i. stock. Isl. 800
Baltimore Jan. 29-Cotton duh and nominal; mddlng
12c; low middling. II 916c; good ordinary. 10 15-16c
gross receipts. 905 bales; stock. Il. 622
Savannah Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet: middIng T-16c;
uddng 5 l5-l6c: receipts,
wise. l.2i4 sales, 1922 stock 1OT,502
New-Orleans. jan 29-Cotton qu.et: rniddIing she:
low mddng &C. good ordinary ssc; receipts 1895
bales. u $40: Great Britain, 240O
France, 5G2 70 the Continent. 2O19 eoasJwise PISS;
sales 5000; stock. 3SS, sol.
Memphis Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet; middling. 9I3c low
iddng &c; good ordinary SIsc receipts 5S4 bales;
groes. T4O; shipments T25: sales. oOO stock 151212
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
esaxs so: common 70 good. s4ass 60; veal

lambs. $ 65as5 so: common good Sass 60; veal
calves 81 5OGSS.
Eas; Buffalo jan 29.-Receipts-Cattle cars; sheep
and lambs, cars; hogs cars. shipments-Catue.
cars; sheep and lambs Cattle
There two loads OF cattle sale with light de-
mand FEELING was Just steady loads OF late arrivals
sold this morning at steady prices;
sale to make change In the prices; choice
extra. 25QSS 90. Sheep IamhS-Total
day IL loads Is OF which yesterday;
general trade Guiet particular demands lambs choice
70 extra 50 .oqsS So good to choice. s. 5OGS sheep
cnotcs 70 extra. 81 good 81
Hogs-oferings, Is loads. which left over;
demand exceeded the supply and the
heavy. mixed, Yorkers, S0FIS5
light Workers. s. 559S5 pigs s5 6OS5 O roughs "a
asa 80; stags So 1904: close dull and steady
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30

apo' c1ttoa cl0Eed dun IRREGULAR with quotations
eens9ged basis l2C rriddling upland and
Izc ior ridd7s Gut Sales. COS bales. Southern
lnarses tlearsrhe3 follows: Nev-Orleans que
hcatnTed. az SEC; Mobile ou!et UNCHANGED 5-iec
saranah. quist. UNCHANGED. Al z T-lfc: Charleston
sse'dr. unchanged. 9&c; Wilmington steadv ur-
eha-rf3. 9ikc: Norfolk nominal unchanged. ~ ga
tr0re. Gun ana Eofniral. 2c advance. 12c August
e1v unchanged. az 95sc: 81 Louis. quiet. unchanged
Al fc Tsruatec receipts tomorrow az NeW-0-leans
ere from 600 5000 bales against 1000 bales 81
neet q l6i bales Houston. from
aS0 $500 hales compared with lo606 hales last
"sfk nra Guoe bales last year-
Receipts The ports and interior points to-day
parca nanne last week ana year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. January 70. 1901

New-York. January 20. 1901.
RrEvBs-Recepts were % cars or AZ head. in
cattle yards. Nomnaly steady. No later cable news
Shipments fo cattle Loss sheep and $50 Quarters or
beef (estimated) Bowie to Liverpool 10 sheep on
Roraima 10 Indies. Tomorrow the Oceanic VIII
400 quarters OF beef (estmaed for various ship
cALvEs-Recepts. 1s2 head part late yesterday} all
10. bunch OF tarnyard calves sold at 50 3Ia little
at 81 City dressed veas quiet at 99l3He per
10 country dressed at Salic; little calves at oq7e
dressed barnyard and fed calves at 5dsc.
SaesS Sanders 40 barnyard calves. S24 70 average.
at 50 ?7 100 Ton e veal Veal. ?O % 1s7 al n 'S
", H. Hume Bro veals, LAT N. at IS rs; do.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars. or 9l6
head all for the market making. with the stale stock
Prices steady for all grades. Four held Com
prime sheep sold at g l2'sSs4 80 per 100 p;
offered Dressed mutton slow at 6qsc per 10 dressed
lambs saalac; country dressed winter lambs firm at
Saes1Newton & Co: 1s5 Ohio lambs. 50 10 average.
@ n 50 % Psr Scr $50 80 da2a nj lsa S S g r at S. e' m E's a2
DO % n S. g state DO III 10 s4l5; 81 Indiana
J. II Hume & Bro: 172 State lambs. ~ 10 SIS go.
10 do 50 ~ at s5. yearlngs 115 ~ at IS; 2s sheep
$ Sanders: 1o9 Ohio lambs. Is n at So 244 State do.
Il 10 at IS So IA State sheep. 1o4 10 at So so 49,,
15s Irdana sheep 100 70 81 o5; 100 e5 ~ at 81
HARRINGTON 6 CO.. III Ohio lambs II n, at Sc; Ohio
l. X Kern: & Co: IS State lambs So 70, at IS s5
HOGS-Receipts were II cars or lssn head az fo5
ass IS per 100 70 for ordinary hogs. Country
dressed steady. .-,,. a. So.
hosa lao N a. averase KsSa at IS IS pa!' 100
g Judd Co yesterdayl: u Western hogs. 1I0 n.
at So co. $s WeseEn pigs 81 ~ al - State hogs
les 10. at s5 SIS; roughs, 235 10. at 81 So
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.


eI2 A. NJ ard 3S5 P. VI. Daily. except Sunday. to
Pit5sdeld; sundays only at $40 A ~
Pullman Cars al through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices l1S 261. AIS and 1916 Broadway 2s
Union 50. W. 2I5 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West I25th St.;
laOth ST f3Sth ST Stations. New York 33S and 70
Fulton St and lo4 Broadway. e. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1900 SSH Street for New Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
NAVAL STORES.

The trading in spirits to-day for the most part
OF handto-mouth character The underone. however.
quite steady and prces well maintained Rosn
was quiet at old prices. We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 50: oil bbls, S4.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RoSIN-Common to good strained. 81 20, p. 81 70; T,
81 So c, 81 So H. 81 80; l. 81 90 X 81: II, 81 15 y.
81 55 " Q, 50 S5, and W w S3 10
STOCK ON HAND.
s49 s!9 SSi SSs
lar ss' Dds
Charleston. Jan 2e.-Turpentine steady. 56lsc Rosn
firm, unchanged.
savanaah Jan 9.-Spirits turpentne firm, 5715c; re
cepts 504 bbs: sales i23; exports llq. Rosin firm and
unchanged: receipts 521S bbls sales 514 $50
Wilmington, ian. 29-Spirlts turpentine quiet. Seg
361zc; receipts. casks ROsin firm, 81 20Sl %.
cepts AIS bbs Crude turpenne steady. 81 30 and 50 80
receipts llO bbls Tar hrn 81 30 receipts. BOG bhls
London. Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @ss ma.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
Eaiircdcs.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THrRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
y The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later than
shat given below for Twenty-third street.
STATION. except where otherwise noted
go A N FAST MAII~-Limi1sd 70 two Bn1ss Psrior
to New-4STS TO Pittshug Sleeping car Fillso"fs
81 81 NJ FAST LISE FssssuTg Slsvsleaa
ton cars For seSPes eResso Dnss Ggsna S0S T oha cnns
Indianapolis. LouisviIIe St Louis
Cor fOsto E6asTe ANP oo Gin eneh0st IRdIaaapS
5.SS =: u: ST L6rIs L6rIls1 EXPREss.-For- Plttsourz
5.5 p II wRSTS 3: xPRfsFor PRis pi chicago For
75S p MsPf M SSefFc seeiqFsy PRES Car psOurz and
SShicago For Knoxville daily Shenandoah Valley
p s rGr IeE S,eysIand SXeePi saISrSsy; r z
FltESsS,.Eor Pttsburs Cleveland. Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
I55 SIS. $50 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets.
i55 pinns carr carr @ ssSF5.ssa Bnng es ana & cortans
Streets. 22Ol g % Congressional Linn" all Parior and
es5 p N Il 10 Sishi sHnday 1anls & s s55 3 I055 eDinn
Linz ali Pa2Ior l5s ana Ipnns bI & GST % @ eDiSns
soTS aS 'PIans RaI1 GsTl sS n IL it 10 Rsh5 T. a. m
5Desbrqsses and Cortlandt streets. 1910 M week
N6s sDaSS SSb We m & n Il 3Tshi 61S M.upa,
ATh.a hG NTTc NTT oIlesss cE ms IS ~ 2 m Saiy
Pesbr9sses and Cortiandt Streets. go p M week
3 OHIO RAfhw1T3s55 ih2 AZ p s. a. saS ny and SIS
sEABoARp AIR I.INE-'FIoriaa and Metropolitan LIN
oE5 PoiNT c6FoE g ae s59Fss s5S YoETo r % 9ht a5
.7IsS- week-days and s5 ?, daily.
LAY ~ SII1--95S and So D. m. weekdays.
Standard Coaches -
SAPE MAH-1255 m. weekdays.
Fcr points New Railroad (s-or,
west LWeEty-thrd Street staton s55 a. m. i2-+0.
30. ana 100 D Sundays. 9.25 a. m, ass D. "a.
IRON Desorosses and Cortandt Stree,s). eco a. m.
- --' 49,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
25 s & sRd q & G9s5Isndf PI Streets 500 Is Iss
and cont 1920 DINING car5 io5s 6SsiSs
ana cortiandI Streets 22O5 25s s. SIS as
80 tLlnlns Carr, 455 Dining Carl 5.55 Driux Carr,
&22' SO 500 g. p m. u 10 night. Sundays 10.
l39S dining Sarl m z S. - 50 Dining Carr LIS
Ohlng Sarl, SO. 35. AS Dining Carr ass Dining
can eSS Dining Car) 755. SIS s55. 25 p. M 80
Ticket ofces Nos 4a1. 945 1896 1884
way Astor House West TwsnJy-third Street
ana stations foot q Desbrossss and Corandr
Court street. $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadway and
pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn: Station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company viii ear for
and check baggage from hotels residences through
to destination.
Telephone "914
road Cab Servi-e
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD.
Ieherai manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains New York. foot OF Chambers ST.
IS follows ani minutes earlier from W. 2Sd ST.:
% m Daily.-S0lid
Binghamton waverly Elmira and Bradford CoaGAss.
parlor car ana cafe dining o Buffalo
33O n m Daily Chicago Lmited-Fast MaIl-Soui
train to Chicago arriving $40 D. m Cleveland 74O a
5.3O :. Daily-Buftalo ane Cleveland Express~Arr.
Buffalo 7O5 Bradford T2O. Jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 1927 Cleveland 12So p. m Sleepers TO Buf
falo and Cleveland Cafe car
oi5 o m Daily Solid train Biughauton waver-
w. Emira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cncir-
natl. Dining
rIucKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
~ i5T East ta5th ST. and 2f3 West l25th ST.
chambers and West 2Sd ferries. New-York; 333
SEQ Fulton St 9S Broadway Brooklyn l22 River ST..
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co calls for ana checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ts43O. tT3O, $500. 900 1000. %1l30 m. tIOo
lis 1900 s3.4O t4.OO sS4G0 t4S0. 800 100 730
s905. gt925 D. m s12 Is mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
F'4.3O ts.OC $1OOO, sl1.3O a. t1Oo. s1-3O s34o
500. 100 m. '12 15
Ofnces: Liberty St Ferry South 113. IT2, 26l
43i at5 1900 1874 Broadway I73 5h Ave. ISI 6th Ave-
- Union So. West l53 East l25th ST. 27S West l25Lh
ST.. 2i5 Columbus Ave yeWYork: Court ST.. S+4. $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn; sS Broadway Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage des
nation
sSuCdays only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
's a. thc ports ana interior points to-day com
~ the enc day last week and last wear:

ctlen Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
go - l.eerste demand sses, eooo bales: speculation ana
90. American 5000 receipts 10000 bales;
sh sgo; MIDI ne upland 7-i6d Futures opened quiet
rs,r- POINTS lover closed steady and net unchanged
ower January DIV: ganuarE-February, 52O5zs
NsT 0ssr2-March. p 5l74ss: March-Apffi 5i5Hs April
ks.s %; Aay-June 5lzb; June-July 50S5zb. July
15s,,. sdgIo d AuEnst-seetsmber 45.e: September m
Tr ,.ff--farnE steadily cloths QUIET.
- t.lhe local futures situation feature
po,t. % fhe opening prices unchanged 20 20
no shsr with the feeling slow but steady There
re- De lot only changed HANDS during the session.
Jspan - "ss steady AZ net rnchangsa prices. Spot
'-h1aES naoo; rsbrusry ss soa .5oc: MARCIA IssOg
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30

R6-Coffse market steady. no RIO. c$400. exchange
i0l-6s. receipts days. 1900 bags; cleared fr
United States ll00O bags cleared for Europe 5000
has. stock 27S, 600 bags.
Tie statistical position Of Brazien coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30

COTTON-It not lively day On the local Cotton
IN connection with the January deal The talent
ieS vbs The isn,sry % I Is,i was as
IN proETess The speculative plbhc quietly settled
% Cs @ aao NlTeIeG IN eIoer 70 oe on me sac see
in circulation concerning the purpose Of the bull
See Out these acS "a SUBSTANTIAL backing. ana talled
uncertainty. On the lrst cali feeling about
VIE SSINaIy GLer opening q an advance OF ~ plats
sce-ed additional bulge CT 40 points al
Ss-e vas = reacLon % ll-oO uaoer pToht taking by
local lengs by another sTssp Of had
NiH - -" q oNLu Wei y Ne4b 1i!l-l
break to lls5. TIE later listless
.y notable advance Invariably h-oUght out ne stur
while any decl-e 4 Importance started generous Buying
bei7g chiefly hedges ceainst soes q s?o cotton 70 T
l1Fiers Wan Street covered -oar month shorts and
eahe igcm Liverpool ygere al NJ as excited ara be-
Tore the oose hat msrs drl yed ;olers stahil ~ on
general ideas and led T. s1ne rero1sess on the r.t
y h5ieers in the morning But est.r0ates for much
the Ctterroon. serni-yeeky interior town dc,,res
not sueieaty out with predictions have special
sste' that Fan parties shipred 500 bales cot
th "a ew-Eork shorts. and had loaded 800 more
naa@ from EeV-York I2c or 10 a parity with pre-
ks.fg enctatons here. TIE other Southern spot
7c-eased sonethirg 1000 bales 70 about so 900
fors asi, -o 9alHs sda.tlonal were looked for be
Ne|-Yuk Cotton Exchange rcTorted treaty-eght gangs
az wlrhers ana samplers at work in warehoeos ana
% insf"ct fully la00O bales dav from now On Fx-
press shipments of cotton - esY- rcsctcJ sec h.les.
Fte1rner arrfssls I, re r,, 80 1 1,; D.res
a. VI 5000 ba'es Il that several thou
al,-,r - t-Aeil from -NeH.fo fork steamer
:. -, EfrE hacasone profit by selling parties
sie.dy VIII January net 50 points higher and other
"1ln. Z higher 20 poirts lower.
ws 81 aFs & u contract prices in the local market to-day