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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11

ceptbie to bulsh efforts TO advance prices In ths
face OF a bearish situation. The bulls were per-
sistent and after hours hard work succeeded
In hftns quotations Sc above yesterdays close
subsequently,. however, the volume of business
diminished. and with the waning OF bullish enthus-
asIn prices were allowed to fall back. though at
the close prices were only 1S93sc lower. Local
eeipts were l6 cars, compared with the same day
year ago. Estimate of tO-morrow's local receipts
was Is cars May closed at S7ssc to size The high
est was SOc and the lowest ssc to S7lsc July sold
from sc down TO S4Ac, closing at s4ssc to $40
Corn WIS more active and a larger trade wss
done than for some time. Slow selling by the
farmers, who unwilling to part with their
holdings for less than 4oc country stations gave
the market hrnness The sample market was firm
with most of the offerings going at 3<c over yes
terdays prices. Local receipts were 1876 cars. OF
which l6 were contract. Estimate OF to-morrowss
local receipts was Isl cars. Shipments hence were
ZIS.OO bushels. The highest for May was 45Isc the
lowest 44;sc The close 45c- July closed at the
top. 4Oasc. The lowest was 45Lc.
s me oats market was entirely local scalping
dndT, Win trade dull and quiet. The firTnnesS OF
corn ,held the oats market steady. Prices in the
sample market were steady to &c higher with
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were
gls,OO bushels. The highest for May was a27sc the
lowest Slsc TO 3zMc. The close 2214c. July
closed at the bottom. 303sc The highest was 3eazo
Local operators IN the provision market who had
parted with considerable Of their hogs on the re-
cent rise Were inclined to replace what they had
day. The principal selling was done by the pack
ers. May pork sold from $14 to S14 l21s and eased
on 10 S4 a to 81 O5- May lard sold from 81 621k to
81 20, and eased off to 81 S71z Nav ribs sold nom
81 o72 to 81 TO- and eased off to 81 S. Hog receipts
were 1900 head. and prices at the yards were Sc
lower.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Eevv-Y0rk. January 10. 1906.
ooFFEE-The coffee market showed continued sie2d!-
=. ire areuinz was unchanged prices, but oiIer-
- we're again very light and moderate support IRON
-er work the market ABOUT q 70 ~
,-,s net higher during the middle session IN sIIte %
;Sa- disappointing European cables and lhdllee !lt
s,.rv markets Toward the close there was consloel
IA realizing by local longs and part q me gain was
prh the market finally steady net uilchalgea 70
,-ts higher Sales reported Of about bouo bags
~ ,reafber IN Brazil seemed to be more favorable ~
cloudy generally in Sac Paulo. oGt showers
rsTs reported only district Receipts az me I"o
light. only 1900 bags, against zo,uu5 OasS
=, vssr hui this modified 10 some extent by ire
- an report showing 1000 bags. against "o lSst
some talk concerning the prospects TOT
sntv but this seernei have little influence on me
which appeared emery cue
. s ,t-srEhenIug hA statistical positions the con
,rs influence the unfavorabie crop Anyices
Zig improvement in job0iDg demand BON
Re Urinary 20 re!s lower ard HAVE c49sed
Z 4-ano higher. with Hamburg = 9i2 pig higher Inc
-s-Ee FOR Epot coffee steady, with quotations On
=. hasis Of 8-16c fer Rio No !.
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OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. o.-CATTLE-Recepts, $4,000 head;
market steady common to prime steers SO 269S6 Is;
cows $3$4 40; hefers So 2qS5: bulls $29S4 1O calves
s39ss; stockers feeders. 50 40G$4 % HOtiS-Re-
ceips head; market 510c lower choice TO prime
heavy s. 4oqs5 45 medium 70 good heavy 81 $685. 40
mixed So 35Q$5 30; packing. s. 2o@$5 371R. SHEEP
yearlngs, S6GS7; lambs, 81 5OdSS
Cincinnati, Jan. 1O.-HOGS lower butcherS and ship
pers IS 5O9S5 521a: common. 81 3oQ$5 80. CATTLE
steady; good shippers 81 354S4 90; common, SIG
81 60as7 75.
market steady prime steers So 0gs5 So shipping steers
ana bulls So 1884 SO VEAIS-Receipts, 100 head;
market 25c higher at So 50dS9 rs HOiS9e-
cept head market fairly active and shade lower:
heavy mixed. Workers. and pigs. SIS 60q$5 %; roughs.
81 1905; stays. S39$5 30 SHEEP AND IAMESS-Ite-
cepts market active; sheep steady lambs 100
higher lambs 25GS6 o. with few at So So yearngs
s6 75$7 wethers SIS 5odS6 % ewes S. 5OgS5 49, sheep
mixed. s39S5 IS; Canada lambs. 81 5o9S7 Io Western
Kansas city, Jan 0-CATTLE-ReceIpts. $500 head.
including 400 Southerns. Market steady to strong.
Choice export dressed beef IS 259s6 fair
60 good, SASS; steers So so q So so;
sockers feeders So 81 So Southern steers. 81 IS
81 75: Southern s29s5 80; native cows, s29s4;
native heifers 1904 90; bulls. 50 4o9s3 go; calves
3@s7. HOGS-Receipts. 1880 head: market opened
weak closed strong to sc higher top 50 81 bulk OF
a IS 90; pigs and lights. IS SIS % SHEEP-Recepts
1900 head sheep steady; lambs loo lower
lambs so; western lambs, IS 90 81 So
and yearngs. 81 5o9s6 10: Western fed year
iings western fed sheep, - bOIS6 10;
stockers and feeders So 5o@s5
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,


First Department The matter Of the spDl I
cation Of the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
of three report whether
Of persons and property as determined by the Board
ought be constructed and opsraedLexngton Avenue
Public notice hereby given that pursuant to the
h9 nndeTsigned Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
issLoneF will apply to the appellate PTs0I n. Of r the
Judicial Deparment at term thereof to BE ns.d "A
18th Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF York.
day Of January, 1906 at o'clock IN the
heard the appointment Of three commissioners
after due hearing whether railway or railways the
said City the convenience and OF per
papers upon aforesaid application viii be
day Of October 1905 and aIHdavits papers
coInpsnying the same all Of which were aled IN the
day October 1905 in addition thereto
such other shall be presented to the Court by
description of route and the general plan Of con-
the fled Aforesaid with the SAID Clerk q the
tiai SYNOPSIS Of the said route in the County o. New
York: the Borough of Manhattan Lexington Avenus
Ington Avenue 70 Park Avsngo 8e.h Street from LIZ
Street to ssd Street BroadEay Madson sqasEs 2
street. Church street rom vssey Street Trinity Piece
Greenwich Street from Trinity place to Battey Park
n the Borough Of The Bronx From the HsIsa RiysF
Avenue from the Harlem River to ISsth Street ses"ck
o o h @Dpeao to obtain the
appointment Of who shall detsI%ne sTssr
railway railways ought to be constructed and ope-
late Division together report OF their doternfna
ton which In favor Of the 3, INST % and
ask that be- shall when confirmed by said cort
along Sefi the line Ss said ne ra%ay
Dated. New York. January 4 1903 - -
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
sIONERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK By
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Western Mt1ter IS ID futures ggss Msros
new, quiet As AID; American mixed old essy As 90
futures quiet January Is 80: March e 245; Nay,
St Louis fancy winter steady. as Cd HoPs-In London
Pacific Coast steady 1913 1853. BEEF quiet; extra
India mess res sd PORK dull: prime mess; Western.
BACON steady: Cumberland cut % 10 60 10 44s Sd;
10, ass; long clear Iniddles light y
i6s clear mddes heavy IS 70 40 10 4bs 81
short clear backs 16 TO 20 10 as 60 clear oeLes 10
LARD steady: prime Western in tterces S9s American
refined in nails Cos Cd BUTTER steady finest United
States i02s good United States. eos CHEESE strong
TALLOw-Prime city firm. 24s TUIePENTINa- Spirits
TRoLEUM~Rehned quiet I'D LINsEED OIL strong.
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in the Minneapolis stock during days
continued right to the close which low
point for the day Private cables wheat
stock was moderate receipts small rivers and tn 70
AZov now closed storms delaying shipments
A late Broonhall cable
24ocoo0 to 2s0GO0Oo0 bush. 600 bush
last year Western dispatches wheat de-
mand on tho Pacific Coast failing off account OF
free Australian offerings and that -four with the
Orient was quiet There loads reported for
port. and the cash market in New-Y fol-
lows: No RED eo9ac elevator and csc b afoat:
1 Northern Duluth Csc o b afioat. CORN-The
market was well sustained al day but within
range OF prices Locally IL closed 1s614c higher.
cago and improving cash demand while subsequent
edvces said there very little corn offered at in
terror points especially from Illinois receipts
the West amounted 500 600 bush bush
the previous year. while seaboard cearauces
600 bush. than half which exported from
Baltimore seaboard were also
heavy pointed toward continuation present
outward movement A privas cable explained the ad-
Of Nd at Liverpool due to reports locusts
the argentine and fears Of damage thereby.
account there IL loads the local
closing follows: No 5T1sc old and 50lzc
sfoat for new; No white. Ole and No yellow, 50&o
O b afoat- OATS-There fair demand
early, but later selling by commission houses in
nection with the reactions elsewhere weakened the
ket somewhat. Cash oats IN New-York were steady as
follows: Mixed % to 81 10 363s GS7c: natural white,
so to 30 10 SIa q3Sc and clipped white, 30 10 40 ~
c Z Nev-York BARLEY-Market quiet feeding, 41c.
and mailing 47q52c c ( Buffalo. BUCKWTIEAT MAR
ket firm; 821zc nominal delivered New-York.
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c1UpPFNJE COURT APPELLATE DIVISION,

~ 9oari o} Raoid ans aiFoad tor
Tss s OF 70 determine and report whether rapid
ST. Sd r9sy or a fs sr I BE- the Board ought 70 s.
Constructed and operated-seventh and Eighth Avenue
iSe Sr0visa0ns Of Chapter the Laws q 1sel
2dad Cis MIS- viii apply to The 1ppeae Division
Of the Supreme the state Of New York fog the
at the Appellate Division Court House Madison Avenue
and 18th Street Borough Of Maah9dfan CIy OF Fsw
IN 1ae can be heard fer the appointment Of three
report after due hearing whether railway OF Ialsys
OF persons and property ought be constructed and
operated The papers upon whioh me ao1 a 5afs5
day OF October 1905 and ne sdvits and papers
cs 6f f r 81 sad Appeats Division On or about
ehe eth day Of ooto6eT 1905 ia edition thereto
sA s Stff Bog2 Sss sea q Su and sen
eral plan OF oonstucton Of ne sa raIay p5 a. 81
Clerk Appellate Division. The following orer
and gG6st32i sEnoPsiss Of fns sag ssh ssS .
Greenwich Greenwich Avenue from Eighth Ave
wsvtqsy Place and Maodougal street end under Wash
iRgt0n sd9Es to s4S SsTs'fGn FINES sT g Qs
Street rom thence down Fifth Avenue % Wasnias
Ton sETaTe als9 0 fTsS @ h sss EghS
Rvenus from i54th Street Abingdon sguarel Hudson
wioh street nom vesey street to the Battery ard
s object o w ess1 ppoStiou s to 81
tain appointment Of commissioners who shall deter
ESs9her such railway or railways ought be constructed
and 9Perate and shall report the eydsncs fafs9 . "a
ination which report II in favor Of The eonsrycop as
SES tSas IL sha beS shall When coafrnsd By aid tOuE
taken IN lien Of the consent Of the pTopty OnSrs
gGtssd NV OK To Er 5a7TsI Ex sfa 1874 COMMITS
sIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK By
ALEXANDER E ORR, PrssidsuA
BON L BURROWS. sscTsta<ys
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ports and interior points to-day. com

II so EeKca1ge special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
demand sales 10000 bales: speculation and
400. 81 American. 1900. receipts Al 600 American,
Enlodling upland 6 100 Futures opened easy,
rsryr az 6qS points net decline January and Jan
Ar, 5rlary. $50; February March. 5.e0d; March
t:j- aSos'ea April-May, SOFA: May-June 605d June
o1; July-August Sod August-September. g. eod:
cotS. ece-Hber 5.ssd Manifestations move slowly;
~ ~ =, offers too low
s4,tC 9CR AND MEAI-Trade in -four continues light.
.7aard chiefly for spring grades There was. how
e. TOO mills prices effect sales
spr. .fae Quotations remain unchanged We quote;
snte1 Is!ens g !oqs5 - winter straghts Y eogSt
sr patents 81 I0gs4 go spring clears 50 eo9$s 80:
es5 40 winter s. 109s3 IS; extra No winter. 81 s.
"a RYE FLOUR Easy; quoted: Fair to good. So 70
os Choice fancy. s. oSGss as CoRSaEAL steady;
~ quoted: Fine white yellow 81 2o
r.s,o.gsl p FEED-City firm Western firm: quoted:
es;srn spring sic e5: middiing SIC IS -four
20 red dog s2S % all January shipment: city
~. S 90 homny chop s2i 30 bulk. SD as sacks. OIL
,5RAIS-wHEAT-A sharp upturn in wheat prices dur
uae forenoon to-day entirely lost
seoing the market closed rather easy partial
ec net loss. Opening about &c higher. the
further reports Of light offerings
Agen'ine and OF rains in the same quarter which
ee delayed shipments Commission house demand
80 cearsnces fairly large. including $4,000 bush
s.est cash demand Minneapolis good from nearly all
- mills large the
g. Latter footed Up 5S5 600 bush compared with
osvo bush previous The Liverpool market
e.-11e On the Argentine %0Ssd net higher;
- rs closed 5G15 points up: Berlin &fI mark up
- Budapest points higher. The late selling
b. which chiefly responsible toT the afternoon
Michigan State report claim
-. mat 40 Of the correspondents found no dam
70 wheat during December, reports OF good SHOWS
80 1sr bs1thSest AID an tacress9 o. sE1.v'V Dush
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follows: FLOUR easy Sf6St1No
wheat No = CSC; No g. S2qs6o NO 70 "a
CORN No e 42AG421bc; No yellow ~ 1AS; s 9A[S:
No 2 31hc: No white. 321ac No white sEsaz $af:
to choice mating 4lGg49c B'LAXSEt1D. No l. ~ III
No / Northwestern 81 10; TIMOTHY SEED. prime
81 IS: CLOVER, grade. S13 15qSl3 70; PSftk
mess per Dbl S3 75qs13 80; LARD, per lOo ID - 90
CUT MEATS short ribs sides Qoose % 4USI co. SnoE
clear sides boxed) 81 60S7 TO- WHISRH pass OF nlge
wines 20. On the Produce Exchange toSey BUTrSS
was frrn creamery. 191z4281ac diaries 1929: 19GS
steady at mark cases included 1sd2c: hrsts 2Zc' prime
firsts 25c; extras &c: CHEESE nrnL u.2913c
Duluth Jan 1o-Close! WHEAT, No l Northern, sSsc:
No 2 Northern sO7sc: May, S05sc; July. $3.50
sec No Northern. 1885, May. S7ss4SIAo asked
RYE No l. 6sq6s1so. BARLEY. No q 54aG5Sc sam
pie, $Tl4 @54c. CORN. May. 44%94Sc bid.
Minneapolis Jan. 10-C1ose-WHEAT-May s0Ssc;
JuIy s8Esc; No hard $3.50 No Northern, s2so; No
2 Northern 9Ossc FLOUR unchanged. BRAN. In bulk
$14Gs14 IS.
Philadelphia Jan 1o.-WHEAT steady; contract grade
January S4lk@S5c- CORN firm: January, 4S%q4sc
OATS No 2 white. natural and No = white
clipped. 3T1Sc. BUTTER firm: extra Western creamery
CSC; nearby prints 31c EGGS steady nearby and
Western fresh. 26o ut mark CHEESE hrn: NeW,-fork
full cream fancy I4h4c; do choice. 13q14c do fair 70
good I3G13Lc Recepts-F1our, 1900 bbs mad 2O1SoOO
h In sacks; wheat 1870 bush: 1873 900 bush; oats
60 600 bush ShipmentsWheat $1,000 bush; corn 1870
bush: oats. Al, 100 bush
ST Louis Jan. 1O.-CIose: WHEAT, No 2 cash, 9099So
May s69sc; July, No hard. s4qSTc, CORN. No
cash 40; May. 4394S1so; July. 4S1 G439sc OATS No
cash. BIC; May 32c; No white. SS1sc-
Toledo Jan. 0-CLOvERSEED-Cash and January
IS 15 February IS 90 March. IS 25 April IS 10. Al
sIKE-Prime SIS or TTMOTHY-PrTne. 81 g.
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NAVAL STORES.

In spirits turpentine the remained steady but
quiet. with &C asked for machine made bbs fosin
quiet but steady So TO for to good
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-o and machine bbls 66a@
TAR-s5
RosIN-Common good strained. s. 70; D g 90; e
81 F. 81 10: a. 81 %: H l. 81 50 h, So M - CO.
N SO II; W G, So 40 and W W. SO IS
STOCK ON HAND.
ttosin DOS
.
Aar 'V' ~
Savannah jan IO-TURPENTTNE firm. Gao; sales,
$40 bbls receipts, 24s. RosIN firm: sa,es 2443 bbs
A and c So 20: D. SO %: L. IS 251S3 80: F. So 3o9
So c. So S5Qs3 10: H So 40q$S 10; s. 80: x 81 %
NJ. 81 n w G, So 80 and w W. s. a..
Charleston Jan 1O-TURPENTINE and ROSIN. moth
ing doing
Wilmington. Jan. 1O.-sPIRITS TURPENTINE firm.
S312c: receipts bills ROSIN hrm 81 20 bid; receipts
296 bbls TAR firm, 81 so; receipts. 30 hbIs. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm 81 So 81 so and 81 so receipts. p
bbls
New-orleans. Jan. 1o.-Receipts 10 bbIs rosin; no
turpentne. -
London. Jan 10-TURPENTINE-spirit AIS Cd
ROSIN-AmerIcan strained. 9s %: fine. lbs 3D.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by Telegraph The Tribune,
Chicago Jan. 10.-Wheat had two hours OF &C
ivttv and strength at the beginning OF the session
to-day. A long interval OF dulness followed, n
which an early gain was lost. The final rally left
the May price about where It at the close yes
terday Corn was firmer and made a small net
gain, oats were a trife lower and provisions firm
at better prices.
At the opening the wheat market was highly sus-
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Public Notices.
.UPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
- . Ffrst Department the matter o. the spPeao4
S me ne S scar OF Eapi9 transit aoad Commissioner
commissioners to determine and report whether rapid
persons and property determined BY me Board ought
Public notice is hereby given that pursuant 70 the pro
visions OF Chapter OF the Laws Of 1891, amended.
gTt "a sDP PLY 60 ats the Py y Of The
ADnat IsIon 1 s s shesses % De Rea at tns
the 26th day of January 1905 at O'Clock IN ths
can be heard for appointment three commission
in the above entitled matter TO determine and report
City transportation Of property
which the aforesaid application win made are ths
petition Of the sad Board dated the Sh day % GosoSs
same ali Of which were fled In the once Of the Clerk OF
Der 1906 ana in addition thereto other payers
shall be presented to the Court b. the said Board
sruOtOn OF the said railway railways forms par! Of
Appellate Division. The following is brise and sub
SS9t IN 5s B 0 Of Manhattan: Third SvenTs
Street the Bowery; continuing DOWN the
t SS%S Ssw e Bo@sSg to saf sest under
5 ts1S s 1TSsf V WS.hs Tss Street . battery Pa pax
Chatham Square 10 Nassau Street and thence
broad trest to Pearl Street forming junction with
S16 snd ssth streats from Third Avenue Eighth
Avsuus IN the Borough OF The Bronx; Southern Boue-
Z yG tFS aSS HartfoGd Railroad lines Lincoln
6 dsase 81 the sorasaa aPPcation obtain the @
pointsnt q oOmigsoners who shall dstsEInine after
siiay or railways ought be constructed and opeF-
ate stss p aHG o ,oFs6sr With report Of thsr
on ai9 @ f IN dP Ta Of fh9 s s6sT @
Sg ape tSe T. p sSa p95 shall whaI connsd By Court
s 81 ssk the Inc Of SID railway railways,
Dated Nev-Tor6. January + 1903 =, ,o,-,rru
sIONERs FOR THE CITY or NI5W YORK By
BION l. BURROWS. Secretary
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York January TO-
BEANS AND PEAs-Business moves along quietly and
change IN the general position OF the
ket The feeling marrow rather firm. and about
steady other beans. with kidney leaning
lust in quite
Arm at SO As. Scotch peas rather slow. We quote
BEANS marrow choice. per bush. 50; do fair TO good
SO 59q 81 s5 DO medium. choice 81 oS@ se To- 90 pea
81 1914 IS1 Is: fair good 81 60mSl &c: DO req
kidney So 72i. 50 T5 white kidney, So SOC 50 So
black turtle soup, 50 5O0s3 SIS; yellow eye. 81 so; lima
California So as; GREEN PEAS. Scotch. per bush
81 30qsI s5 $50,
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csnt ;0Si market for spot cotton quiet and un-
To- N tAe basis OF Il 100 for mddling upland and
rEts. Ialaang Gulf SAFES. 800 bales. Southern spot
hiTb.r se5e telegraphed follows: Mobile easy Is
q me sales, 800 bales; Savannah nominal
cbssssss' a. He sales. BIS bales Norfolk dull. un-
a. line sales. 112 bales; Baltimore nominal,
II TSssea. al lSc; Augusta quiet. 1-16c lower at
,sA+es 1s6 bales ST Louis dull unchanged at
sass 10 bales; Galveston quiet unchanged. at
az II q l5S bales: NewOrleans steady. unchanged
III sses 4l5Q bales Charleston firm. unchanged.
1tv. estimated receipts leading points for to-
eeh a. houston $500 to $500 bales against 1881 last
- 4osb last Galveston, 1900 to 6.OIO
Men oaIst 1853 last week and 5.137 last year and at
seet 80 1880 70 1900 bales. against 1888 last
pshd 1920 last year.
rs,s3 & at the ports and points today com
L. 49, LIZ
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 1OClosng: CoTToN-spot god er ls
done; prices points lower american Ii
ding 5e4d: good ordinary. 5.76d ordinary, 56od The
600 bales, Of which 300 were Tor
specuJation export and included 500 American Re-
ceipts al 900 bales including "a 800 American Futures
opened easiar and closed easy, American ntdclipg c
january bezdf JaoSnks and EsnrSaTy eess 9ePEus5T
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Cu-se cables: RIo-Coffee market steady: No ! Rio.
rsso: exchange l6 3l-32d receipts 5000 bags ship
rants for the United States loo bags; shipments for
Fnrnr. 900 bags stock Dos 600 bags. Santos-Coffee
ss, oiet: good average Santos 4S15O receipts 1900
ssrs: stork 600 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market
nrsnsd Unchanged 10 4 pfennig higher. At was
r.t Reis pfennig higher; at m was net on pfen-
1g hjrher: sales, 1000 bags. HayTe-Coffes market
sTxnsi ztesdv I franc higher; at u unchanged; at
II m unchanged; $50 advanced 4 franc; total
n. statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is follows
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March, $780, March and April. $500; April and May
6O2d: May and June 6o5d; June asd July 500 guy
August, 60Id: August and Ses4enbsr. Sso; sep
TENDER and October 57sd: October k4d NsTsseer 5fld
November and December. 56sd
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COTTeN-The cotton market again moderately
tive after sharp early break ruled generally stead
e with the close only 5GS points lower old and 1905
points lower crop months compared with the
previous Sales estimated 600 600 bales The
opening weak decline Of 1915 points in
sponse lower cables than expected Due to about
s94 points higher match the NewYork close OF the
previous day Liverpool the hour Of the local opening
points lower and private cables attributed the
decline 10 freer spot offerings from the South. we'll
&c bearEh Interpretation Of the report Trad
Ing here active and there heavy selling FOR
The OF local bears disgruRtled buyers OF the
P'eyous day and Lvepool houses The loss was quick
Increased 10 matter OF 1920 points Around II 93c
to7 March within point Of the low record OF last
Monday and 30 points below high point Of Tues
day there good demand shorts, buying
o. TIE reaction theory. and little bull support en-
fased BIZ reports Of very strong condition in the
Iet Tor cotton goods better demand from spnners and
ne prompt absorption Of tbs spot offerings which seemed
2 come out Immediately after the report on
TUESDAY night During the afternoon the market ruled
lsnel steady 10 firm and the closing steady
orleans continued improve after the close and
e On with prices about 394 points net higher. South
IN f markets generally unchanged 4 higher.
sao ms Days exports again exceeded receipts while
IN SPOT cotton
WIS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 1O.-FToUR steady: MHE a.. s2tan5
duII. No Northern 92Izc: winter offerings light; 40
hard winter s7Sc asked CORN steady No 2 yellow
No , corn OATS dull; No = whise So7tc;
No . mixed SAFE. BARLEY firm; Western. in store
Chicago Jan. lo-The leading futures ranged fol-