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New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
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Chicago Jan a-Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
stead al late Good prime, SO 5OS7 20
10 medium S4aS6 stockers and feeders, S29S4 .;
cows 81 25dS4 70: hefers S2d6 25 81 25S2 So
bulls So 25QS4 -. calves S3QS6 IS; Texas fed steers
SaS4 40 Hogs-Receips to-day 3s 600 head: estimated
to-rorrow $4,000 head: left 5000 head. Opened
slow closed strong and butchers IS 9OnS6 50
GOOD TO choice So 4OdS6 s5 rough heavy 81 lOg
So 80. lights S6d$6 80 bulk Of sales So 1895 45 Sheep
Receipts Il 600 head. Sheep steady 70 weak; lambs
steady to higher. Good choice wethers, 81 25gS5;
Western fed sheep. 81 253S4 native lambs. So 509
So -: Western lambs, SdS5 30.
Cincinnati 3.-Hogs s. 25G$8 4S Cattle
steady 81 lOaS5 dh Sheep steady 81 5O9sS CO. Lambs
steady. So 75dS5 so
East Fufralo Jan SCattIe-Recelpts. i25 head:
,teadv: light heifers So 40s3 T5 81 2Ge4 80:
bulls Sc 5OS3 SIS; extra S4Gs4 rs veals choice handy.
IS 50aSs TO common good, S. 50GSS 25 Hogs-Re-
ceipts 12 Workers. and pigs higher: others
STEADY: workers Sc 2O7S6 25 light do. So lOQS5 10;
mixed packers So S5ds6 ~: medium choice heavy.
s8 l5aSs sO pigs SIS To- 5os5 stays.
S4 25GS4 ~. Sheep amhs-Receipts. IS 900 head;
sheen 2Od25c higher; easier: choice lambs IS son
s5 a5. good 70 choice 6odS5 rs: cus fair 81 T5S
IS so: sheep handy wethers 81 35ns4 as
10 extra mixed culls and ses3 40;
heavy and wethers 81 50Gs4 20; yeaElnss.
81 eOG$5 %.
East Liberty. Jan. 3-Cattle steady; choice. SO 209
Sc 40: prime e5TSR S5 35d$5 As. Hogs active;
prime heavies 5OGs6 Rest mediums So +oGss IS
hest heavy Workers 50 3ndse Eight DO So i0ds6 20;
pics SIS soaS5 s5: rouEhs S5F7S5 30 Sheep slow and
lower best wethers 9OGs4 IS culls common SIG
So: yearlings Ss9s4 so; veal calves. ssGss so
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
cAm QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Eork January 8. 1902
COFFE.E-ThePe came from yesterday ,
h-esk today, ruled barely STEADY al
slght further decline Of the session The opening
Wed steady unosTtUne with the LIST pdTId4 o
pons higher for profits by the smaller shors
support bull contingent Heavy pear nam
rerns developed after The cali under winch prices
before midday this level they re-
on The decline good cea OF long
local and FOR foreign &C
.zsd support lacking cables We're
generally uufavorable primary receipts came tl-
heavy Of domestic warehouse deliveries
me encouraging feature Of statistics Final prices
were unchanged points lower and the u1deloe
srezcy Total sales aggregated 4l25O bags canes IN
detail included decline q = francs al H2Fre oL a
psrtal = pig Hamburg ana TO rels a Santos me
Eo exchange anced S-32d 10 = lS52c Brazilian
receipts amounted 81 90 bags and the interior
movement 36.Stt UEted States warehouse de-
Uver-es 20 and NewEork arrivals 20 yo9
bags. for Brazilian coree ruled
ouet nominal, = y for Rio No l. IN
voice Cleared from Rio January the steamer
FEranyba 10000 and the steamer Cyrene from
Bahia December 81 with 1905 bags Rlo shipments 20
Europe during December $1,000 bags % the United
States 24590U bags. other countries. 1000 bags
Santos EhiurenIs Europe $4,000 bags 70 the United
Victoria shipments 70 The United
States Rio snbarks for the United states
Europe 2.G00 bags Santos ernparks t0r
20 900 bags. for Europe 1000 bags
stock Of coffee avre Of which 2o6t 900
Brazilian. compared win 2==6 EO baEs ana
q lO2 COO bags respectively last week
The Of contract prices n the local market To-Day
Is foCwss
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

T6c9s1 so; North Carolina Per ssl ssgs4 so; onions
orange County white bag. S29S4 so: do good
10 prime, sass so; yellow good prime s5S8 So
40 poor 70 fair S2GS2 So do Connecticut.
% 6Ot$4: DO yellow, 50 25GS3 10 white S3Gxs DO
state and Western. yellow. bag s36S3 per
hoop bbl So red, ss 5OGs4 do sha,lots New-Or-
leans per 100 punches So 5OaSs peppers Florida per
carrier S2GS3; spinach, Norfolk, per Dbl 81 1882 Is
20 6a4llInore 81 %; string beans Florida,
S1ee5o or basket S2gS4; do. wax s29sS so; tlrnips
Ca.aoa' Russia per bb 75GsOc; tomatoes Florida
60 ripe per carrier 81 80; 90 poor fair. 81 5Oa
~ Hay IND AND sTRAw-HAY-The moderate demand Of
ne Aoioays has given prices grades scottish
b,, oaay indicated the Of local repenishments,
.eLs s surplus enough left from the quiet
ersSas me Duylng side Of the market in Nos and 3
60 english transports reported here to take
s'L5a invoices OF hay 70 Cape Town. Considerable
StItes nay s arriving direct this purpose: the
80 are mentioned In our daily receipts number
pot Iots are also being picked for from
ct recslpts Clover sorts in unusually good shape
,Go eeInand We quote Prime large bales.
SSr No W 70 S25GsSc; No do. s57s71zc; No do. 759
eg-sIo &c 90 ooaIO sna! bales 21zc clover mixed
~ 'SSs cover ooG IZ-ec STRAW-Supplies light
quote 1de5c per 100 n for Receipts hay and
70, day Hudson River Railroad 800: Erie $40. Penn
sylvania lSo: Delaware Lackawanna and Western 40.
LehSf valley. 30; Baltimore Ohio 10: Ontario
river boats co. total. tons Of which 40 IONS for
export Receipts Of hay January . $50 tons OF
which $50 tons for Receipts straw 40 tons by
river % tons BY rail; total 10 Total January
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

seed oil 4oc; prime winter yellow 45g4ee; lin
raw" eoc Western Iinseed quoted &c under city
was doWnWard following sales BY commission. and
On Lyrelsr account Hog receipts all Western points
7!!ueFat4oIl Chicago receipts amounted $4,000 head
Kansas cry 10000 and Omaha 11.5OO. Live hogs were
Mess SIG 5OqSI7 so family sl7 5oasls short clear Sis
81 3cEF-Steady. Quoted Mess So 5OdSlO. fam
M 5od$la 30 BEEF 30 SU extra Bo4s5 1Hqta ss ss
81 - DRESSED EIOGs-Firner quoted: Bacons Sc:
AEATs-PickIed bellies easy quoted: SMOKING 1Oc; 10
~ gs sggote y n &C. Il n sac: picked shoulders
r 49, &c &C. plckled hams dull quoted 9@ta1Ozc
ddAARD-Easy, quoted 1o15c city lard easier quoted
Sorti,art {O ssfo quet quoed South America llc
quoted sGsi4 .STEA ARiNE-Steady Quoted: OIeo
RiCE-The market in general was fairly active in a
{opolhs way, with prices unchanged. Tone steady
ana me primary markets firm. Quotations fol
449ei prime 10 choice, 5a5Sc: head 6a6lsc: Patna
"a %c Japan foreign. 4s495i4c; DO domestic Al
ST.r, d. 417tc' tIangoon. in bond. 2g2@c.
81 - 1AEt-Ihe market very quiet over
es were reported by all refners. New orders
rom week 70 ten days IN shipments prices
quotations follow: Cut loaf crushed and
6sTe & 500 soc powdered coarse powdered and fuit pow
4e9e Eagle confectionery granulaed, DC: Eagle
n cartons n bags and 3 n bags Of fine granu-
Iatea ea 48oc Eagle Ane grarulated, standard granu-
No 446c: 4s %os s %s 4 Zoo $50 Sc
S96c 10 10 TO- s5 49, % No q f,9Se y s2e; No
- 5'75G; No 49, 37Oc; 25 10 bags fine granulated
Inc local market for steady. with
s,' 30 TEST, quoted at 3Asc; muscovRdo 50 test
a. o-2c and moIasses sugar. 50 test. 29-32c RE
leIs are willing TO buy sugar at the above prices.
- IONS as % terms but sellers willing sell
except at regular terms To this the feeling
bas g9nnaent one on The part Of sellers The London
5 @ sugar market was steady but quiet and unchanged
WIN January quoted al Us I'd and fair refining 7sd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

METALS-The United Metals Selling Company an
sUpeTor down o to i2c esctrogtc 10 2o and cast
IL s was expected daily during the last weeE A good
business Vas reported q done m M a. @ the & Lower I ey I & "a % @
futures TIN in London suffered severe setsaGE to to
previous days figures spot being quoted at H02 los
thetea.ly weak and lower with quoted a. So 1o9
s2s 20 Lead was without change at home and ABROAD
dull ana UNCHANGED at London. fIe rs 3D. but yaues
support Iron contnues guet BUT stea9y al Oa pTaSe
si5 56aSl6 No ? foundry Northern. Sl5asl5 So No l
foundry Southern $40 ooqEIo 10 louluS' ~
and Mlddiesboro closed al AIS
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Thsro was I very ~ little bste de-
showed steady uudsrtone wen as al New-or-
tfuga s9Rm0H g2 s far $,is Sglee g9Sa P32S3
GOOD ao9, i7SSSSe prime 2oa23c: fancy 24as6c
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Rates FOR sail tonnage Of all
classes unchanged the demand for tonnage was
esF4 esf5 and With tonnage Penf rates were nominal
Quotations to Lyerpoo ID kondog az GiasgI% 20
Antwerp I'D Hamburg. 2S PIGS BTsEen 3 pigs; Rot
sd- CHART TERs@Brtsh stearner 2Oss tas nickel
fi saH 27f Sas 35 genera 81 cargo
. The MediteIranean 6srthee January British steamer
private isrzns British steamer toms cotton WI
ass Ga January i5-FsGT'arS TO- German steamer lei
eans prs a lss 80 coal two Js1GaFy rsa, @ & m
steamer liao tons rice ana Esne9ai cargo
70 Porto Rico private terms schooner 54 tons general
lS tons, general cargo. JaneIro
PTogTeso IS: schooners is34 and s52 tons ties
Ss%n9 s a fs2s4 47 oS SGn' 81 a hsI
\ B. 81 so; sehooner 6ss tons lumber Apaachicois to
sBa 10 savannah Soc seSo6e AZ M toms % eSa Pss
qsP6s @ 70 q, bec p terms schooner oa TONS coal
ol-oTins 70 :he decline lard products eottonseed
oil OIL was s Gun & and shaae Lower yesterday Lnseed oil
troleun. bbls 81 90 bulk 81 e Philsdepha sbis
coTToSsEEn oIPrime crude b6ls aominsi II a.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NAVAL STORES

There vas much better feeling exhibited In spi-its
and higher level obtained Advices from the South
We quote
TAR-Regulars 81 So; do oil bbs IS 90
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-9 gI4Oc.
.. ROsIEC onmon TO good strained. 81 So; D 81 80: e
81 80; F, 81 20; G. 81 T5 H 81 / 81 X 50 so: NJ
81 90; n SO so; G. SO go ana W w "a TO-
STOCK ON HAND.
Sri-+s sSl
AdF oos- lOS
Wilmington. Jan. 3-spirits turpentne nothing doing
receipts, 81 bbIs Rosn steady, SldSl
6bs Crude turpentine quiet OqS2: receipts 81 bbs
Tar steady, 81 20. receipts 22O bbls
New-Orleans, Jan 3.-Receipts rosin, 10 bbs
charleston, Jan. 3.-Turpentine 70
casks Rosin firm. unchanged; sales $50 bbls
savannah Jan. 3-Spirits turpentine firm, S711c:
ceips POS bbls: sales 230 bbls. Rosu firm receipts
445S bbls; sales. 2S+S bbls:
London. Jan. 3.-Turpentine-Spirits 27s 3d.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 3.-Cosing WheAt-Spot steady: No .
red winter, 6s 2lsd: No Northern spring SIS
fsd; California 6s 4'sd rsrures steady; March as
3Ld: May 6s 3ad. Corn-Spct quiet; American mixed
new American mixed, Old is nd: futures steady
February 3sd: March, 5s 27sd May IS 2Isd. Peas
Canadian steady. 6s lid. Flour-st Louis fancy winter
T IS Cd. Hops at London (Pacine Cosst steady g IS
Tf3 l5s Beef nrr; India mess. T9s. Pork firm;
prime mess Western. 72s Lard steady American
fined in pals prime Western, in terces. -9s Cd.
Hams-short u 70 10 10 steady. ass Bacon quiet
so NJ. As Cd: short rib. iS -
Sd: clear middles light % To - 10 ass Cd
long clear uddes. heavy 81 70 80 N. ass short clear
backs 10 to Sd bellies ID Is 10 SIS Sd
Shouders-squsre II to 10 10 quiet ais Butter steady
finest United states Uni-ed States Tos Cheese
hrm American finest white ass American nnest eoiored
raliow prime eas 3D. Australian IN Lon
don. as oi-un refined. spot quiet es Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

spf cotton closed quiet, quotations nc lower on
nass a 5-sc for riddIing upland and g-lGc for
A. ing gult Southern spot markets telegraphed
o"s: Nsw-Drleans quiet and easy, lice lower at
y..s-oc; Mobile easy. unchanged. 77sc: Savannah
s.s-g L-l6c lower At I3-I8c; Wilmington. hrm-
ssec a. 73sc. Norfolk dull Lice lower at i5-l8c:
i-lnoFe nominal. unchanged. SIC; Augusta l-32c
rs- az Sc - Louis. quiet, I-16c lower. a. 15-I6c.
0asea receipts at New-Orleans for tomorrow
49, . 1900 bales compared bales actual
seek and 4445 bales actual Houston
norToE. 5000 70 900 bales, compared IO,4l9
1 actual last week and 9.S4S bales actual year
Neeep;s Of ports to-day and for the week
%. oeTeo with the totals OF week previous Of
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04


coTTON-Cotton suffered to-day. and general selling
was II progress most of The The opened
ea6y with prices of I3 points under scattering sales
By roth local interest and foreign pressure. all
Prompted by disappointing Liverpool cables and tre-
aous movement q cotton ports. Prospects
q Increase q considerably 100000 bales the n
E6t- Tor the with last alarmed
large arc small holders alike, and stimulated selling for
Est hour the unloading had grown large
EopcrJns with mission horses sellers
Nearly every cotton to- dispose Of
Shle demand extremely light entirely Of
Z profit taking nature by shorts Later the
noruing March broke % I-gJC ard May s02c
lsl avalanche q cotton from Wall Street South
Sarope While there q slight rally toward mdcay
ne market nae appearance Of working
esore any pronounced charge for the better
ssfpectsc- Reports reached The
so4therI markets
leh -nr to-rorTows receipts OF bearfsh
superintendent Kings in sight indicates
e compared with 2460D0 week last year,
ASuV anc 81. Oo9 n 1879. This the
Feent for the thus far $50 600
ne year occasional raj
aes IN the afternoon profits
- ne most part the
prices disposed seek still lower levels
- ne tine being bea-ish and bears sold heavily
ne tleory that receipts would continue
- 70 come. and that more long
-.uioeieo before decided
nothing really Of consequence the and
polniS ~ - 49, 0''0 "a --s-'
ne range Of contract prices the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

i
STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtIandt Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. exeeDt where otherwise noted
Cars New To1k to Psbufs Sleeping Car Pssors %
. S2eSso,, Nc seaehes S e Plttshgrs- u, o-.,...
0-55 A. VI. PENNsYLvANIA LISIITED.-Pullnan
ton Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo clncinaAri
1.sS p " GaIcAGo AND 1o3rs sr LOUIS EXPRESS
Eor Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati aad LSnisSis'.
5-55 p. VI. ST LOUIS EXPREss.-For Prts6urx
5-55 p VI. WESTERN ExPfsEss-For chicago For
Is. F. ia.'' NJ pcIFfe SeiEf9y 64as ,ssurs aaa
BalGaso- Eor Knoxville daily VIA sasnsnaSaE S Na-'sS
s'S3 P N. CLEVELAND AND cINcINNAT1 Ex-
MAsHils.THoN ISD tNT5'Aii THE i5' sorTH-
9+ &2q "a. Dn5RF 8 Car los 8iag G9F, n !ss s s. ns %
Cs.25 "CongressionaI Iin ali PaTIor and Dining
Cars s. : Dining ca5' "a > = Pn;5s C5T 80 IS iS5s
-resgi ihg San A. a. m l2S5 lDinlGs GlTl o. q q Cln
iHg CzTS 80 Dining carr. +5a Dining Carr. 30
SOUTHERN RAiLWAY.-Express. SIS. as ?. la1o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ezpress a.25 a and s-25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-'Floriaa and
11et6op2isan ~ ~ LiInited Il s. m daily Express
NoRF9LK OH 2 AND WESTERN RAILwAT--FOr Memphis
CI5EsAPEAKE s OHIO EAILw1Y.-7.55 a m ~e-k-
Weekdays D. n daily.
ATLANTIC ClTT--955 m and . s. p N weet-tays
Through VestibuIed Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches
APE MAY-I255 weekdays.
points New and Branch Railroad
West Twenty third street Ststionl s55 go.
30 4-5I and ll-25 .. m Sundays. S25 a n. A53
r. m trom Desbrosses Curtlaudr Streetsl. 900
a m, y 50. 80. 5-Ia II3O .. m sundays. Gas
a. m, 5-l5 ? m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oIo tDesbrosses and Cortaudt Streets 20l. Is TB
So SIS. 925 asa Penna- Lnite,D 10 10 Des5-osses
ana Cort ndt Streets lOnl Dining carr 1O55 Dining
Ssrl lbs a m. l255 Dining CarI 10 Desorosses
and Cor a1dt Streets 2 2-5. - Dining Carr ass
10 425 Dining Carl ass Dining Carr. $50 Dining
Sarh t33 S25. S55 S-25 D. n. Il 10 night Sundays
y 10 % no coaches). SIS s55 g. y. 955 Oinitecl
80. lo5a Dining Can a 1885 Dining Carl. 155
tD,nins Carr 3-25 Dining 3.55 Dining carr
sos Dining Ca-l $50 Dining Car. SIS SIS $50 rs
:. n. 70 10 night
ISke' offces Nos 4d 1895. 1854 Broadwayi
- FHfh Avenue below 23d ST.: House. Vest
Nenty-thrd Street station. and stations foot OF Dss
orosseS and Cnrtlardt Streets. Court $50 Full
TON street, 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Sta
Lon Brooklyn Station Jersey CITY. York
transfer Company will call for check from
hotes and residences through desrraton Telephons
Service. -
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 2 WON
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
tuS " p NJ Daily except sundays
field and North Adams. sundays only. 20 A. II.
pullman Cars all through rains
Trains Illuminated WITH Pintsch Light
Ticket of5ces II3. 961 II5 and 1916 Broadway IS
Union So W. 215 Columbus l33 I25th q
I5th 81 and l3sth St Stations. York. SSS rs
= 1lton ST. and 100 Broadway. z 4. Brooklyn
Telephone eco 3srh Street Central CAB
Westc0tt Express Company.
P : RLODcETT. GEORGE DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ss415. IS 90. 400 1000 %If-5O A N q 90 siN
t3OO $40 TACO $500. +i.30 800. 700 1850 saOO
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
+S.OO 1900 '1I.sO a ". 100 Tf.S0. g 30 500
OGcss: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry 2s1. 81
1900 1884 Bw lS2 5th Ave, 81 6th
15S East f25th St 2TS Vest l25th Coln-
bus New York Court
FrcokIvn Hruadwav. Wliamshurr New York r-ans-
FER Co calls for checks baggage 70 Destination
sFrom Liberty 81. only 'Daily TDaily. except sun
day sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

ITrpentine-Sprits firm. 2ss Rosn-Conrnon dull Sc
0-Sd; PetroleuH-Fehned arm. I'D duh,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TO THE GRlETT.

CLARFl'S CRUISE OF THE .-EYTT-,.
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORTH
6s 1ss @EIlTER3ANEAN IA. aas ORIENT
FEBRUARY s. - DAYS
Some choice berths left AZ $3.50 and I'd
First class including Excursions Guides Eaa.
Hotels Drives etc The eheanest most attractive
leaving Z. 5. Winter
rround and aHoraing sightseeing ~ -@
The magnificent White Line twin-sc-ev
''CelttC' 30 $50 floating aace sDecialf- ~Sa~
for "trip. Length, 700 feet brc-lt5 =
feet. decks - single rooms -' 70
SPECIAL RES--Madeira- Alsiers Malta Is
pays IN E5fFL ana the HOLY LAND. ConstantinopIe
Athens. Rome, the Riviera, course OF erhr
Oceanic. Majestic etc - '1'N'-
ECROPB-Send FOR ClarN's Programmes for 1902
F. g. CLARK. III Broadway New vNrt
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Credu 5IeGmrrs

Crfdu aIeamrrs
MORTE Gg ElAN llOWDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYNOCTH-CHERROTRG
kronprtnz Ian. 4. KronprnL Mar. A NJ
Sa!ser Jan 81 10 A. NJ. Kaiser. Mar 10 A. NJ.
Kaiser. Feb. IS 10 A. NJ IKronprinz Apr. s. A
Pier 50. North River, Gansevoort
OEJRICHS & CO.. No. ) BROADWAY
Louis H Meyer. 45 South Third 81. Phlla-
H2MRUBC-AMEE7GAN line,
Twtn-Screw Express Steamers during Winter Med
terranean Express Service Service Plymouth-Cher
oours-HaUburg resumed March :. 1902
TWlN-SCREW PASS SENGEP SERVICE
PLE fOrTH-CHERPOTRG TRG-HAMBCRG.
Patricia I'd !. ? NJ sPalatia VI.
Waldersee Jan. II. 4. NJ PennsylvaniaJan.2 25
To Hamburg
HANBCRG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 B'wAT. y 2
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Cash quntations were follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat Tjqs.c; No red s5ls S7& Nc; No oats,
46z g46%c; No white E9c: No white, 4ST49isc; No
rye 66*c; fair 70 choice mailing barley 5edS2c; No
ha2 seed 81 5oSl SO; No Northwestern, ST G2 prime
timothy seed SO 80 clover, contract grade 50 10 mess
pork per bbl Sl6 9OGSlI lard 100 ~ 50 92z6S9 80
short ribs sides COose SIS 5OdSs 62 slted shoulders
whiskey. basis Of high wines 81 Produce
change to-day the butter market steady; creaeres
19q24tac; dairies. l4q20c Cheese steady, S@ ql0c-
Eggs firm: fresh 24d25c.
Duluth. Jan Close; wheat-Cash hard. 79&c No
2 northern. T45.c; No ) sprns nae; No l Northern
I6ac; May. soc. Oats. 45lsc. Coru, &c
Milwaukee. Jan. 3.-Wheat steady. Close: No North
eTn I91sdS0c; No Northern TIA 67sisc. May s2Asc
Rye firm; No l, 66c Barley dull; No. 2 Sac; sample
5sa6312c. Corn-May 66Esc
Minneapolis jan 3.-Close: Wheat-Cash. 77ssc; May.
7Sl29lS9sc: July. 79l2c. On track-No ! hard SOC:
Northern, Use; No . Northern. 1914 976sc Flour
First patents So 95qS4 O5 patents IS s56SS 95
hrs clears 81 S59S2 50 second clears 81 go Bran.
bulk. SIS.
Philadelphia Jan 3.-Wheat steady; grade
January, s+1z4S5c Corn quiet, but firm No mixed
January. G6+sa6Ic. Oats steady; No white. clipped
oic Butter steady fair demand; fancy Western
cry . .q26c: do nearby prints 29c EEEs fresh
nearby 2Sc do Western, 2Sc do Southwestern 2Se: DO
Southern, 27c. Cheese firm New-York full creams
Flour $500 bhls and 500 sacks wheat 25 900
bush; corn ~ 900: 10 600 SUPERINTENDENT 1000
bush: corn. I2-0tO; 10000.
St Louis. Jan. 3.-CIose Wheat-2So red cash
sIesc; MAY. s7'e 9sTsc; July Sic hard. 81 i1s4c
Corn-No cash, 66i9c; May. 6Sstc: July, ssts 96S4c
white 49is a5Oc-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher So.
Touo A A-Eor BInghalnton
slOG0 A M--For Bufralo Chicaxo ana - I.,at.
lao p M-Fcr Bu1alo and Ch
T4:yo M-fOr scranton and PiymOUrh-Bcr.e
-b:lO r N -Eor Buualo and Chicago
SO r M-For C1ica- Oswego ithaca 3u-aIo
A. M.-Fgr Csfra 80
open 0 p. NJ -N~@~
Ticke,s a, sas iisS I13 Broadway. E2t.yets rr \
ath Ave. l5S W i2oth ST. PI N p ana a
Sniton St. srooSivo. Daily. Except Suntaah
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Coffee Saatos-Conee market cUIl Good aver
$500 Exchange. 2s 900 bags; stock Ll67-
Hsnburg-C0fee market opened unchanged
A. 2.S6 . n unchanged 70 = pig lower Saies
bags HRvre-Cufes market opened Irregular Ia
Z franc lower - y II unchanged At p m, barely
stea6v unchanged tc franc lower. At $50 N.
changed Total sales. 81 900
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin Station. New YORK. an tob
lows, and - min later foot WNt 42d N r.
40 a M-For intern. points to Albany MOnf'L
I'll 10 A. Nd Hudson Rtv & Mob express.
a 100 p. M.-ChCaso Express.
'25 p. M--Cont. Lin for Detroit Chicago & 81 Lcu,u
tS:45 P No For Hudson River Points & Albany.
s6;l5 P. M--For Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd Chicago
f7:45 P. M--For Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 LSuix
-9:l5 p. M--For Syra- Roch-. Mag Falls Det q Cna
'Daily. fDatly, except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn A
mex. No. at ti0'i5 A ". No at t3-o6 P 81 Lsav
Jersey City p. r R. sta. No. I'll 20 A n No \
t3s5 P NJ Time tables principal hotels ana ofc.
Baggage checked fum hotel
p BLODGETT c z
Genl superintendent GenI PassTr Aran,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
MEIlTERPANEAE EXPRESS

MEIlTERPANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
'HAMBC RG-AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD.
BIZ EXPRESS STEAMERS
steamers Allert ITaEe, Lain and HohenZOlleru
call Algiers-
bislnarcN Jan a col uTn ofa- Jan 30
+Aa.seT'n.Isn- Ian Il. II A " .AIie5 Feb s. \ II
tI-Ahn..- Jan - tFiohenzolern .-.---Feh IS
- Sailing at 10 a. ".
Return tickets available either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don southampton. Paris and CherboUrg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINE OFLPICHS & CO.. Agents
81 BROADWAY. y. Y BROADWAY. y =
Hamburg steamers from First 81, HobOken. n. J.
LLOYD steamers from Am.ty St. Brooklyn.
5. Ksiserin from Pier So North River y 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

cneate-farns IN favor; cloths, inquiry,
out not doing
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the ending January 8, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. jan 3--F7our steady wheat-O1erinEs light:
spring No Northern S5c; winter No red e2c. Corn
gHsettsd; No : yellow, TOAc; No do. zoe; No
69sc; NO DO 6S4 G6Sc strong No white 81 zc:
Nc do Sic. No mixed 49lac. No 3 DO acc Barley.
63q6sc- Rye-N1 l. Tic asked
lows: 7 - -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
gt.ea! position OF BEaztLian coffee Is as follows:

Ro-Coree market weak No : Rio $3.50. Exchange,
= l932d Receipts, 5000 bags Cleared for the Tn ted
States 1000 bags cleared for Europe. 1860 STOCK
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Receipts Of breadstufs points thousands,
last three cphers 900 omitted, -four bhs grain bush
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New.York Wednesdays. Fridays satu-dayA
FOR TEXAS GFoRGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT end ROU SD TRIP Tickets issued TO ali
1ints in Texas Colorado Arizona Calffcrnia Mexico
Ae.. Georgia Florida &c. Delightrul Excursi9ns
Write for our o0-page Pocket Guide (mzed
C. T. MALLORY CO.. Gen Axrs-. Pier 20 e R., n 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

N' NEW UEENSTOWN-LIVERPOOI.
cyrarie. Ian. p NJ Oceanic Fen. p NJ
Jan -, noon Majestic.
cserrnanic- Jan. % noon Cymric Is
pier as North River. once. Broadway, New York
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-01-15

New Orleans, Jan. 10.-The setting
down of Cochran for week on ac-
count of his recent very poor riding
is expected to have a good effect on
the young man. He is jockey oil
the first class. but his work here has
been miserable and the judges have
become tired of it. Many incline to
the belief that the boy needs rest,
but there are others who think his
head has swelled.
1t is said that Cochran's contract to
ride for whitney next season at sal
airy of $4,000 has been cancelled, but
by whom is not known.