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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
New -York. January a. ISCfZ.
BaaaL pkf* ........ SjHay. tens 1 3nn
Ci wSx*. bbU.. 1.186 : Straw, ton*.:::! '/.l'// I>B 2g
?»ur bW» 6.575; JUUfeed. tons i^
f^ur sacks 13.104 Grans seed, baffs...:. i«
5 TT. flour, paa».... Cls Rice, hhu...._... . *^ (
dniiir"' tbi»...... -HO.Rlee ri.aff. sacks.. ; R22
jliinn- 1 baes — 1..43. Raieins (Cal). boxes . 7TO
■SThext. bush -£••""' Prunes, pk|rs « yj
SnTburt ■ £$ss l-2tl -2t2 tt Tits.T i '-^ts. pkgs.... Bk)
Q t tr. bush •- O..JOl cottcn, ales 7 •-■
«}*. ta»h —••••• l.*o«iCotton«eed oil. bbls... V*)
Peas bu«h -.6^o Cupper, pieeea 6 725
r«ai!»" '"- bu«h .. . 2.000 Copper matte, bags... 8240
js*rf (canned i. cases. 6,010! IpeJler. slabs . . ... . 1 100
port t*:* J5 Lea^. PIP« «4.-0
gams, P k SS R0 . 61n - bbls 177,
Bacrn. »*«■ ..... ••» Spirits turp. bb!s '4<H
S£gvr*. bbU t* Tar. bbls 'I. 645
Brewer h-rs, N0.... fi^3 ; Hops, hales .._.. a/wi
iMTi. tierces 302 ; Hldeii. bdls 600
L»ri ks«s ••• 371> Leather, sides 1110
TiUow. pkirs l"2|«kln*. bales Y»-,
Grrw«. P** l ,_'•■* -•«■ b«cs M . 07^2
Bh"'' t^s"* ■••■•-■ 3..lo;Oilcake. pkss . 4.159
Cfceese. r««s I.JJOO ''iln-.-a:. bacs 1000
firpi. e*»* 3 4.. 10: Ol*o stork, pkgn |05
nlissed poultry, pkss 2,12"' Peanuts. ba*s „.. 7?,0
jj r e poultrr. crates. 1« . Tobacro. hhd5. ....... lfri
Orsnret boxes B. 102; Tob«<-cr>. trs j.-
ATTI^ bb: * 2.170 Toba rk*« sK>n
potatoes, bbli ....^. 4<K> WhlPkrv hbls 9«3
Onloos. bbis 370 Wool. ■- iles 300
Sisberrles. cratet.. 124 j '
EXPORTS TODAY.
VIM. y "■'*■ — 2«.5*> Refined pet. ra15... 1.779.617
Osra. s»sh S^i Naphtha. c«!s 50
pjjs bueh C.7OJ Gacolene. ga's 800
sarier " & — ■'■'■" i Cottonseed oil. (cal». 80.4»ri
ftt*. bus! —— 522; Lubricating oIL sals 174,J»70
ajtr.f ba>h '.4 1 Pork, bbli I."
•tonr. kah 2.73»' F.-ef. bbls «3
r*jcr, Micla ...7.581 . Beef, tcs „ 212
Csrsaieal. bbls ■ Baoon IT) I,3<Wl.V>
B»y. bal« 4.002 Hams, R) IT.OOO
Wfclskey. «:« •■■ 2.0i0: Lard. n> _ erio.43"
OSToea'.. tb 472<!25 I^ard oil. gals „ 12.960
CKlcake tb 733 siV>i Tallow. Zt> 12.000
Fpirlts tcrp. gals 4. 060 Grease, Tb «... 210.800
ji,*T., sW» . I.s»6;Butter, Tt> ~..... 8.600
p;td». bW» 6|Cheese. rb....* 5.060
Tir. bKi 37
CASH QVOTATION9.
Iren. Set. >"o 1 My. J!,-|7. r , j Flour. Mpl*. patents. $4 28
ton la N 2 soft. 15 00 | Cotton, middling B>4
mssi rsfl< • »00 | Coffee. No 7 Rio . . . _ «%4
Plf lr-m warrants.. 1160 j 9ugar. granulated.... 475
lAkt c-pper ir.srM.. ISH| Molrrres. O -C, prim*. 40
T.r. 22 50 : Batf, family 1175
Exthsafe leai 409 I Beef hams 20 80
6p»:ier .. 440 | Ta'.". BrssM . _ .... 6*»
: Wheat. N'j 2 r»d... '.'■■•% P . rk mew.... .17 00
Cora, ICs 2 mixed... 71 j Heps. •rssssßa, 1«> Tb. SVi
Ciiß, N-. 3 auacd. . . 53 | Lard, prime -— 10 10
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.
New-Tork, Januar>- 9. 1902.
F — Airaln liquidation was the ctv.ef feature of
trating in coffee futures. The market opened steady in
tsse it a decline of 5 points, but soon after the call
turned weak under liquidation and was lrregr:'.ar most
ef the day. The local contingent. Burope and Baltimore
Kit on the decline; Wall Street ar.d spot houses cn-ered
for profits in a limited »sy A bear:<=h estimate for the
6tr.: - crop and of the amount of r» r.-.2lr.ir.g coffee from
the a- crrij still to come out. as given by "Johnson,"
la ccr.Junc:ien with disappoint injr cables, was responsible
ffir the lack cf bull confidence and the efforts made by
Jo&r* te gti n£ cf their hoidlaga. Trßdlr.B. however, as
oomrs" with the last few days, was lipht. the total
buflrcK .-•r.jr to but 25.750 bacs. Heavy receipts
U Braz;..ar. r rt and at the interior adeed :o the un
etiiaess cf local bulle. The market -was Cnalir steady
asd ucchar.eed to 5 points net lower. The Frer.ch mar-
Vet ciasei frar.c net lower and nbarg '•» pfg down.
P.io ra'.efl weak at a decline cf 50 rel?: the exchange rate
crrpr-ed 8-32(1. to 12 13-32 A No change was retKJrted
for Santos. Brazilian port receipts ranje to 30,000 cage
tr4 the interior tctal to Ifi.loo -*s;i LiirM aametir
warehouse deliveries of 13 <V>o bags had no effect en
etntineiiT. The street market f-r local »pot supplies
rjied <5uH. *-:th quotation? held nominally at yesterday's
fcts'.e of S'^e fcr invoice lets of N 7 Rio.
The rsr.ie of Kract prices in the '.'veal market to-day
r.Le a» fciicxrs:
Tester-
Op-ning. H'.rh. L,-w. t-.n.tt day.
Jac-jarr 6.30 6.35 8.i5 6Z'.S-6.30 6.25
Fel-rjary ........— — — 8.?/»ia.S5 63S
ZiiTcS 4 . **,-, «,4f< • .(i.45 640
Apr.l — 6.45 «.45 6.45 6.4553.W 650
Jiar . ft.S5 ■ H 6.5.'.36>>0 6.90
;use «.«3 «65 6.55 6.6536.70 6.70
3-^v „ «.T5 6.50 6.75 I.THW-W 8. M>
Aui^st ....„ . 6.55 6.55 6&5 6.5058.00 6.55
Bestctßber 6.98 895 6.&0 '»..-3fi.:<3 «05
October .._ 7.00 7.00 7.00 695«?7.00 7.00
KomsVr 7.10 7.15 7.10 7.Cf1@7.10 7.10
Eeferr.cer 7.20 7.20 7.20 715g7.20 SO
C-See cables: Sastos — Cede market jolet; fod average
tuitoe, MiOCi; receipts. 21.U03 bags; Et-Cic, 1.121.00W bags.
Kamburs — CofTte -r-arket opened : i 'S t »er. A*. 2 .V
p. ra. was r.et ; » pf? ".ower. rkjes. 45.1X0 bags. Havre —
CcfTee market cper.e-i tieziy. '-* franc lower. At 12 m
dernned -± pf?. At 3p. m. irregular; advaiiced. ** frar.c.
At 6 3<J p. m. iedinea h*. Crane TotsJ sales, 43,000 bags.
raasary 43.50|T-,:ly _^45.25
Pebruary 42.75 . August .._ 45.75
Slarcn ..^ 44.00 ?epifir.ber 43.00
A-prJl 44.50 : October _ 4tJ.is
May 44.76 November 48.50
; .-• — 43.00; December — 46.75
TM — Cc^ee n-.Erk.et weak; Ko 7 Rio, 5*250; exchange,
12 "3-32<!. Receipts. 8.000 taes; rtock. 4M.'<ifl bags.
Tr.e s'-ii!s!:rsl ppfHjor. cf Erazi;:ar. cof/ee Is as fsllovs:
To-dar. Testerday. Ult week.
fc*ew-Tork deliveries 12,1'. J 5 17.3*t 16,060
Plifirriore dei:ver;es .... .V'S .-" 71
Kem--Orieans deliveries.. 6*S 354 1,620
Total deliveries....—.. 13,051 15.005 19 019
Kew-Yoric 5t0ck.... .... .1.5P 1.M7 1.679.312 1.75i,894
EalTimore stock £0.a17 51542 &2.7>J1
Ktw-Orieajis stock tt^ViS 73 912 78.74S
Stack at c.: parts 2.042.<»3 2.027.f.21 1.888.598
VS2M — ...-.—. 412.000 440,0(V» 620.000
Visible BUSBIy 2.454.00 2.467.921 2,508.
Eirr.e t&M 1301 _. 1.002,913 1,039.539 1.10e.626
COTTON— The cotton raarket rened eteady, with prices
I soir.ts );wfr ta 1 pc::U a:»r;er. and for a moment wa»
WitbtMt srer'aJ ;ean:r.ir :n ether direction. Bulls aad
»ear» w*r-e extreaseiy eastlooa and clow ta take tbe lnltla
■J.V until the fetlir.g arcczs investors was known- The
Mt.et- sr.3 rae nev'ssjt cf *.te rop Tiere a^a.ritt any
r-ut offseit:^ tr.e^a factors were bulli&h re
por.i Brwa Bootliem s^ot caarkeu and eplendid trade Etate
tests freni dryrwic eri cot:oa cloth markets. Soon after
Ihe ea.il there web a general rr.ovement an.ioug ehuns to
rover, an-1 several good sized orders to buy late months
«tre received frr^m lnvestare. From the slight start thus
Ji«ce tne n*.arket rapid. y grew firmer, ar.d speculative'
»^y:r.g incrt-asi-d ty ieaps ar.d ' unda. There was little
rsttcn for sai* et ar.y prire, while me short Interest
jeeeirf t<> be thorough y frightened and In no position to
iStr rtfii'ar.re to bull efforts. From S-03 May quickly
tdvar.ee! to fi 09, and then, after a slight reaction, made
* new upward lurch, this time toceir.nr 13 before a
sactisn at in. Wai; Street picked up large b.ociis around
:he tu?h f.c-jres cf the morning; the more conservative
:cr.gs io'.i i:r prcSts. Liverpool lost t.o time in getting
icui :;r.e. ani r.y a<lvajir»<i In full keeping with cur
r.it, bSI cur.tni/uted buying orders to our market. T v
s*Bth be-teme a large buyer en the tse, and commission
swu w*re rrjide rr.'re i-'is. Bt«a they nave b«en in
srttrts. At iT-idjiay tie market suffered something cf a
rcrc'se ur.iT a scrarr.'.<> f'>r pr-rfits started by a big
t»t:s£te tor to-HJorreWs Mcw-Orlaua r»-ce:pta. but (till
»ur turr.ed strung en Tt niarliably buliieh advfOM from
southern sp^ yrirketa. From M the May cpticn Jurrrpel
)e i::s. this - r.g 13 points over last alghTs final bids and
•Mat- 25 points up from the recent low level. Badly
B'idshed jr<>fes«!ar.al shorts "iid not stand on the order
el their eoLzc" b\:t simply fought it cut wIT. investors
v i» wh-> aliauld get the cation sparina-'.y offered by
»rß£i-tii:^g longi. Bun:ors that the movement was or.
Sic ver» at a proonunetd drop and reports that export—
*» mere rsi»ng b:d» throughout the belt sen-ed to st.m
siat* tmvtag in tie last Ucls. Tracing iru unusually
4?tire a:! the lete eesiion. and wry genera!. The close
si* Crn:. w:th prices net 7C14 points c:gt»er.
' The range cf contract prices ln the locai market to-day
•v ■*% iiUows:
Yester-
Oper.!r.g. High. Low. Close.. day.
taanary 7.W» 750 7.o>> 7.8797.99 7.84
ftbrjarr 7.58 7.8S 7.68 8.0138.03 7.90
itarc- 7.W •• '* '■•■'■, 6.0631 — T.»7
»tru „ b.02 .14 h-'-'l 8.1338.15 6.02
aiy _5.02 fi.lß « na 8.i75 a 8.05
laae M S.o<s 5.21 '•OH B.2<>'S"i.2l *-.WI
htr „ c.(* -2: »• "7 £.20<r9.21 8.08
4'Jgatt 7.92 8.07 7.91 B.<*i§«.o7 7.92
?»pt»mber ..^^ 7.73 77 7.71 7.7*§7 7.71
Setcber — — — 7.4807. T0 7.60
(•et cotton closed quiet, with quotations l-l«c higher
* 'he basis at H «c (air middling upland and 64c far
tliillr^ Gulf. Southern spot markets were telegraphed
■ fcUows: New-Oriean? active and higher, l-16c ad
■atot. at 7 13-16 c: Mobije firm. 4c higher, at 7'*o;
■stanaii steady. 1-16^ hUfher. at 7 13-1 6 c; Wilmington
P-»Sy. enchanted at 7T4c; N-rfo!k steady. 1-I«c higher,
•t 715-lflc; bi.tim-ire nominal. l-18c higher, at 8 3-1 6 c:
**f«sta steady. 3-32 c hiirhrr. at 6c; St Louis quiet, un
£uved. at 7 13-l«c. Estimated receipt, at New-Orleans
«* to-morrow are from l«,0«0 to 17,«>0 bales, as eom
»--wi with »872 bales actual last week and «.55« bales
JCa*: last year: at H tuyton for to-morrow from fI.O<JO to
*•»«) bales, against 8.608 bales actual last week and 8.4&S
•wjs actual latt year.
R*-e:r-i ■„• the ports eni? Interior points to-day csm-
Hm with the same day last week and last year:
This Last Present
Ports. To-day. w««k. year. stocks.
p«*esVsn 11.507 4.359 10.2«7 2<V>.7SB
*»»^r;«aa 10,510 6,733 7.392 346. 78»
feetle 372 I 111 83.477
•••■■aii «422 1.973 133.987
S^lencs 4)>2 552 2.050 23.20S
=s ton 274 731 481 18,588
fiS 0^ ~ 2«9« 1.513 1.074 48.045
| i! ~'=or<» — — 15.791
Sf^-Torli 443 1.511 1.130 118.448
2«ob 877 2.007 .
S"«***Phla „ 49 62S 5.757
•la-^s 6.817
*«*l! ..„ .31.232 17.032 2f1,453 1.013.872
evarier: ■f
£*»»«* 918 44* 670 63,908
J^Plils 1.U09 1.f>02 875 110.298
tlfius 1.441 1.152 1.783 63.262
2*** a 1.»23 2.12* 2.052 20.341
* sa «^oa 8.998 4.564 10,828 100.377
-?J*;»8 Excharge special Liverpool cables — Spot cotton,
rf?»»u desnand. sales. 10.000 bales; speculation and ex
»V- i.<**; A^nertcan. 0,000: recelpU. 75,000: American,
Zi7Ji atdiiling upland. 4 16-32 d. Futures opened steady.
25*"*** aavance. Closed Orm, 34 to 4 points net
£♦-«■• January 4.275; January-February. 4.2645; Feb
a-Marcn, 4.2« v: Marcij-Aprll. 4,26b; April-May.
-'Us; May-June. June-July and July-August. 4.2«45:
S"«-«*pt«niber. 4.2SH*. Maaehe»ter— Tarns firmer
r^wti »**tcr with more business).
' 'y-tR AN*r> MEAL- -Business was again held In cheek
Z "* irregularity of wheat, snd. wnl>e holders main-
ZTt? «>a ratts on all grades, ih« amount of business was
It"., fj-ing patents. S4ioes4as; winter straights. $.1 .',5
gV 1 '- *i£t«- patenu, $3 75w«4; spring clears. $2 S3©
fciLJ?"-" 11 No 1 winter $3e5.1 20: exira No 2 winter,
faafS-^ 0 erade. $25. soot and to arrive HI.-'Ti-
J5*»T rLOlra— Firm: quoted $2 »c*2 Sa spot and t3
a_^--.BTB rLOC Firm; quot«d: Fair tojpod,
11?R««; Chdce to fancy, t* 4*©B» » COR-N'
£ir,y^|»t: quoted: Klin dried. «3 «Ss3 65, as to brand.
tlfcs. -Al*— Za«y; quoted: Fine white and yellow, |1 70®
kpt't 2*»««, »1 37 18 KEEl>— ESasy; quoted.
laaaat ~V •pot. »23. sacks, to arrive. 200 Ifc, $23*
. nxtos; bran, bulk. $22; coarse, winter bran. $28:
•^kv^-P* '•*' <»nu»eal, «*»; Un»e«d oil cake. J29 25©
f^ttoso. 9a Cike< 1=260: hominy chop. $27 50; oil
* »tt» m 7'XT r "KAT— The tw<) extremes were met with
■■Jt^T; '•*■■ UE r> yesterday, prices »t -.-.- time touching
<4cer^ nt saaa.^, but In tbe last bsw, peWac
, >»»r.^* J>a«h. so that nn»J vsjue. were 4'OVtC net
■ ; J^-^i,. '?'? curb May dropped <* to M«. but
**ZT tJrLu V> £*C!>rHc. A. ccndltjons t**™* t( » ,*"*
*-•?**>. or, .1 tr| ' r In the session traders loaded up jrlth
J* to ■g* «*— - «h*t prices would go much higher
tlS»s j—Hiauua by an absence of expert demand
'^AfMsittr^? 0 * "asaa. clearances aad. less aXtentlon to
•miarormb^^j-^ ■ ■ £rr«a--*cn;ts.west
b?Je*? h *f had b ** r expecteS. Th. publle waa a rood
to • aur '"f the forenoon, but also showed » tendency
ir,i~ c ,P ro nts after midday. The crop ta:k included ad
fcelt^T^ dnr w «*ther in all parts of the winter wheat
at,h,?? oUaB fe*r» Uiat any cold snap striking the crop
in-,,"l? lme wou ld have serious consequences. Another
ln-u^nce that disturbed locul conndence In the afternoon
»a3 we announcement that a government report would
cc Issued on Friday at 4 o'clock, giving an esf.mate of
the average yield an acre ln 19nl Bnd aljo an estimate
in round figures of the newly seeded winter wheat area.
' • >l 0 reports, however, will be made of the estimated total
prcauction until after '■jrr.pari.-ins with the forthcoming
, ceneus report. On the Idea that the statement might
contain a bearish factor many prnf^ssionaJ traders who
1 were lang at wheat determined ti get out and not take
chances. The cables were steady from Liverpool, but
nad less than the usual efTeot upon sentlsncat, Berlin
wa» 1®1'» maik« n«-t hiKher. liv -npest lgl'i marks
higher and Liverpool Sd Btroocer. The cash wheat situ
atio remained Just about as It has been all the week,
with only 4 loads reported on export account and 2.<n«>
buFh No 2 red. elevator, at 4c over New-York May. The
eeaboard clearances were also disappointing, whl.e primary
receipts exceeded last year's total gligrhily, although by
no means heavy. Quotations of cash wheat, fob afloat
basis, were as follows: No 1 Northern. Duluth, SOHc,
prompt: No 1 Northern. New-York, «oc. prompt; No 1
hard. Manitoba, 82c. prompt; No 1 Northern, Manitoba.
Mtte, prompt; No 2 Northern. Manitoba, Ss'ic, prompt
No 2 Northern. Duluth. 6Sc. pr"mpt. and No 2 hard, New-
York. 87*ic. prompt — Cnder largs sales for
realizing and other account the corn market became weak
and heavy yesterday, closing ie net lower. Some of the.
commission houses at CbieasTO were very large sellers of
corn on prospects for an Increased movement at country
points, sn.l reports that Argentina was offering corn at
considerably under American price*. The foreign markets
were uncbanped and cash business amounted to only 17 uO<)
bush No 2 corn to arrive, c ! f, New-York. Estimate*
at Chlcapo for Friday were 125 cars. No 2 com oioged
71c. No 2 white 7540 Rn No 2 yellow 75Hc. all f obo b
afloat OATS— JuIy oats In Chicago continued very
active, with heavy buying: through broker* a feature ln
the early part of the session, but some realizing and de
cline ln the afternoon. July at one time was '-tttl^
higher at the West. The local ca»h market continued
firm. No 2 oats closed 53c; N-> 3. 52c: No 2 white.
■■He; No 3 white. .'.50; track mixed, 58ig."i3S'- tm.'k
white, f>4:Jsi>c. No 2 white, dips. 50c RYE— Market
Mgjr; No 1 Western, 77Hc and No 2 Western 7«Sc,
both fob afloat; State ry*. "l@72c BARLEY—
Market quiet, feeillr.g was quoted sflf«lc and malting
64908 c, both c I f Buffalo. Sales. 125.<«Kt bush malting
barley, private terms RrCK'WHEAT GRAlN—Steady
quoted SI rtO per 100 Th track. New-York CLOVER
SEED—DuII; quoted »SlMOc.
NEW-YORK PRICES.
M Wheat: Opening. High. Ixiw, Close. 'day"
JJ* 1111 11 - J»° 00 RflH fioH 80^
May sgii 597-16 88H BSH BS*i
Jul y - - SST, 89 feSW 6S>* 881*
Corn:
January 70 ; 70H 70H 704 70H
May 71H 71* 70S 70S 71H
July • — — - - S% 70H
Lard:
January _ _ _ _ tlo 10 $10 10
__ CHICAGO PRICES,
Wheat:
January _ _ _1' -o
M«y — m% *4\ S3H s«s mh
July - S3T» &4 S3'» 63H S3S
Cora:
January _ «3U BSU <34 «H «S T »
May . 67«* 67 5-l<! ««S Mi 67V,
July ..- 654 6flfr-l« tiT,\ ds\ 66H
Oats:
January — — — 49 4«^i
M *y - -•• 47 <74 46H 4«H 4ftl»
July 42 42', 41*4 41V 41S
Lard:
January _ » R2H «O 0 77H » 77H ft RO
May 8974 10 00 tK'>i »i>24 8824
Ribs:
January .... ? 5» 830 ||f 8 43 8 47H
May . — &524 S 824 8 774 8 774 S 774
Pork:
Jar.vary .. _18f»0 16 rm 18 «74 16*74 1*824
May 1735 17 40 17 25 17 274 17 274
Receipts of br*adstuffs at interior points in thousands
last tnrs* ciphers (000) omitted, flour bbls, grain bush a«
follows:
Flour. Wheat. Com. Oats. Rye. Barley
CWcaa-0 „ 33 55 1.7 1»?» 2 55
Milwaukee .... .9 M 7 l^ *t 4S
Minneapolis . . — 417 17 £."> 4 15
Duluth — 48 — I 1 3
M, vis 8 12 122 7.". —
Kansas Clty.._._. — 34 . •:. 11
Toiedo ............. — 10 *.- 13 2
Detrclt 1 1 «::»__
Peoria _„ — 4 61 2» —
Totals 49 8"9 STO SGI 13 121
Shipments from these points:
Chicago ...._ 31 39 138 154 1 19
Milwaukee .........a 1 21 7 2 IS
ilir.neapoils ....... 66 41 37 6 • 6
St. Louis S SO f.3 29 — _
Kaasaa City — U bS 44 — —
Toledo _.. — 7 :♦ 21 x —
Detrcit .............. : 1 9 — — —
Peoria. — & 27 29 — —
Totals 99 19« 357 200 ~14 43
sipta at Atlantic ports:
New-Ycrk 1» 29 8 61 2 —
Boston 17 — — 17 — —
Philadelphia ....... 2<i — — 2>J — —
Baltimore- ........... 10 1 — 10 1 —
New-Orleans ».—_ .4 — — 4 — —
Tctals ' TO 23 S 104 i ~~H
Eipcru from ACar.tie ports:
New-York S 27 — 6 — 1
Philadelphia. 7 3 — 7 8 —
Tctal» ...... 15 30 — IS 3 1
METALS TIN lowered the'.r bid prtc-e 50
roirts, which mads the quoted rarge tor spot to March
i'siUS-3. The market sed weak at th» quotations. The
London market \vi 3 lOs lower on spot, whlcu closed a.l
£102 is, but tutarga wftre fia higher at £100 6s COP
—Ths local market was n.inlnally unchanged. There
was scrr.e talk of sales having bean made at lower prtctta.
but this was not confirmed, ar 1 Lake was quoted «t
12Hc; electrolytic, 12c, and casting, 11-ic Lundon closed
net unchanged, with spot at £47 10s and futures at
£47 17s tt-1. but during the session spot sold down to
£46 17s, which makes a row low record — Both
the home and London marketa wero unchanged, the
former standing at 4c and the latter at £10 lua
fcPELTEIt — was no change here, apot being quoted
at (4 40. Lcn<ion was all unchuiged at El 4 iJ»- Iron
was dull and unchanged here. Glasgow cloeed at 49s 2d
and lllidlesboro closed at 43s lOSfed; r.l* i:on waiTaata,
1113412; N> i Northern foundry. $15 503*16; No 2 North
ern foundry, tlsiSlf».M). Ho 1 Southern foundry, 18 su®
|1«: No 1 Southern foundry soft, $159817.
MOLASSES AND 3YRUPS — .Syrup* were- quiet at
former prices. Offerings were, light. The tone of the
market was steacy. kfi MM wrj quiet here but *;eaiv.
At Neir-Or'eans the undertc.ne was nrm. Quotations fol
low: New-Orieart eentrlfttgml, common, lu4«jl4c; fair,
15©16 c; s-ood. 17520 prime. 224?^0c; New-Orleans, open
kettle. 333;i64c; Porto Klao. 28<r3Oc; syrups, common, I
©l4c; fair, 15317 c; good. 17030 c; prims, 20^1i1c; fancy,
54090 C,
OCEAN rUEIGHTS — In sail tonnage a moderate busl
necs waj reported r. the coastwise and West India trade.
but lr all other departments business was exceedingly
dull. Ratea were in no way changed. For steamers tne
demand was unimproved, being 1 light In all trades, ar.d
rates v.-re entirely nominal. Quotations to Liverpool,
Id: London, l^d. Glasgow. 2.1: Bristol. 14d; Leith. 2-id;
Hull, 2d; Newcastle. 2d; Antwerp, 14d; Hamburg. 20 !
pfirs. Rotterdam. d4c; Bremen, 25 pfgs; cotton to Liver
pool, per 100 It>, 124 c; London, oats, 7Vad CHAR
TERS — Norwegian bteemer. 2.104 tona. New-York and
Hamburg trade, 12 rr.or.tiis. fii.Vi, delivery and redellvery
Europe. Ju.y. Augutt; Hrttiih steamer. 1.957 tons, cotton. ;
Eavannah or Charleston to the Mediterranean, private -
terms, January: Dutch etetmer. 1.277 tons, timber. Gulf
to two ports Holland. 6f.«. January, February; schooner,
297 tons, lumber. Moss Point to Havana, private terms;
sckooner, •':.'■'< tons, rails ar. i general catg 1, hence to
Guanlca, $1,900; bark. iTI tons, milaxßes. New-Orleans |
to north of Hatteras. $1874; option Boston, $2124;
schooner, 341 tons. Gnll to MVw-York, $G 60. or Boston,
rrivate terms; bcnr>oner. 449 tons, lumber, Savannah I 1
New-York. J.: option Bridgeport, $5 25; schooner, 1,040
tons <or substitute), ties, Fernandlna ,0 New-York and
(or) Perth Amboy, 15c; schooner 707 tons, ties, Bruns
wick to Baltimore. 14c If IOO.OiTO per day. 13He 1f 100.000:
two 6ehooners, 637 and 1,"24 tons, ccal. Baltimore to
Providence, $1 10; schooner. 1.694 tons, cokl, Baltimore to
Boston. $1 25; British steamor. 1.823 tons, cotton. Savan
nah to Un:tel Kingdom or Continent, private terms;
British nchooner, 487 tons, fertilizer, Carteret to 9t Aa
drews. $1 60.
OILS — The cottonseed ell market was firm and un
chan*>-<i, with a moderate Jobbing demand. Llnsee4 ruled
stesdy at unchanged pricen, but with very little doing.
Petroleum remained dull ar.d unchanged. Petroleum, bbls,
*7 20, and In bulk. M6S; Philadelphia, bbls. $7 16. and ln
bulk. $4 t»; refined cases, New-York, $8 30. Cottonseed
oil— Prime crude, bbls, nominal, prime summer yellow.
484Q444c; off summer yellow, 424e; prime white, 4f>(/!
46c; prime winter yellow, 46c. Lln»eed oil — Am-rican raw,
82c; do boiled. *>4c, Calcutta raw. 85c Western Unseed
quoted 2c under city brands. Lard oil, 78@79e.
PROVISIONS — Early In the day gfwvtatoag were firm
and a shade higher w;th grain and on moderate buying
COT outside account, together bflUi an advance of .''(jli»o
in live bogs. In the afternoon, however, the market broke,
rather sharply under general realizing and dales of lard
by packers. At all Western points receipts of hogs were
only T.t 700, of which Chicago had 35,000. Kar.s . City
11,000 and Omaba 500. Estimates at Chicago for Friday
were 30,000 PORK — Quiet, quoted: Me«s, $16 so©
$17 60; family, $17 5o©$18; short clear. $IS@s2O
BEE*"— quoted: Mess. $asoa*l(>: family. $Us>
$12 su: packet. $Ji>.VM&sl2; extra India m>>», $17 Co^
$1950 BEEF HAMS — Steady; quoted. $20@521
DRESSED HOGS — Steady; quoted: Bacons. Be; 180 lb.
6«/ie; 160 rb. 84c; l#o Ib, BUe; pigs, «4c CUT
MEATS— Pickled bellies easy; quoted: Smoking, 10c; 10
Ib. 9V.©«^c; 12 lb. flc; 14 n>. is\c. Pickled shoulders
quiet; quoted 7c. Pickled hams dull, quoted 9%Q10 I nc.
TALLOW — Firm; quoted: City, «4c; .-ountrv, 6W®
6Uc LARD — Easy; quoted 10. 10c. City lard dull;
quoted 0.85 c. Refined lard dull; quoted: South America.
11-. d-ntlnent. 10.25 c: Brazil, kegs. 12.15 c. Compound
f.rm; quoted 806Hc STEARINE— <JuIet; quoted:
Oleo. 119114 c; city lard st-axlne HHc
niCE— There was a good demand here to-day for all
kinds of lice, principally for Japan, and the market was
steady to linn. Prices were unchanged. At the South
there seemed to be a hardening tendency, with full prices
quoted and an active sales movement. Quotations follow:
Domestic, common to low fair, 4©44 c; fair to good, i\if
8c; prime to choice, 6©s»ie; head. tto«4e; Patna. 4*i@
&Vc; Japan, foreign, 4\.&''%c. do domestic, 4'4iff47»c;
Java. 4H@4^.c; Rangoon, ln bond. 2©24 c.
SUGAR — Th* demand for refined sugar -was very slow.
The American Sugar Refining 1 Company filled most of the
new orders, which, by ths way. were for kmall lots, as
the other refiners w«r« so heavily oversold that prompt
shlprr.snt could not be made. Tha American waa well up
with orders, and It could give prompt attention to new
orders, but It would not allow the special discount of 1 per
cent. The other refiners would allow this special discount.
but they would not guarantee prompt shipment. Granu
lated Is still quoted by all refiners at 4.75 c. Quotations
follow: Cut loaf, crushed and dominoes, 8.25 c; mould A.
5.10 c cubes. 6c: XXXX powdered. 4.00 c; powdered, coarse
powdered and fruit powdered. 4.85 c; Eaxle confectioners'
granulated. sc; E&gfe coarse- and extra fine granulated.
4>sc; IZat'.e, 2 Tb cartons, 2 n> bags and S n> bags of line
granulated., 4.90 c; Eagle Cne granulated, standard granu
lated and diamond A. 4.75 c; confectioners' A, 4.5jc; No
1. 4.40 c; Ncs 2 and 5. 4.30 c; No 4, 4.30 c; No 0. 4.250;
No 8. 4.18 c. No 7. 4.06 c; No 8, t »sc; No 9. 3.90 c; No. 10,
S.«sc: No» U and 12. 3.80 c; No» 13. 14 and 15, 3.T50; No
16. 3 70c; 23 la bag» of fine granulated. 4.75e. A new
low record was mad* in London to-day on beet sugar,
when the current month sold at 6a 6Ud. This was a de
cline of %d from yesterday's closing prices. The F"ebru
sr-. porltlon sold at 6a 6d. The local market was dull and
nominally unchanged, with centrifugal, firt test, quoted at
8&-l«c; muscovado. $9 test, at 3 1-1693 3-32 c. and mo
lasses tugar. 69 test, at 2 13-I*B2 27-82 C
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New- York. January 9, IJ*»2.
BEANS AND PEAS— Trie market Is still very quiet for ;
domestic white beans, and prices are rather easy; quality ]
to reach our outside figures must be strictly choice, espe
cially small white varieties Red kidney still lean in
buyere' favor; It is doubtful that $2 15 could be exceeded
for any quant:tv .-f chole» stock. Foreign beans are hav
ing some call and are uteady on the baels of $1 S3 for
prime Austrian goods. Scotch peas arm firm. Greer. P»a»
a little higher. We quote: Beans, marrow, choice, per
bueh, $2 35812 40; do medium, choice, $2: do pea. choice,
(1 65; do red iiiney. choice. $2 15: do white kidney,
choice, $2 45; do yeUow eye. choice. $2 85; do black turtle.
stfutyfl 803S1 £8; do UtaarCa-UXornia, $3_2&qs3^Bo; Italian,
>-EW- YORK DAILY TRIBUTE. FRIDAY. JA2OTAEY 10. 190 i
I medium. $100«$inS: other foreign medium. $1 80«$l S3;
fl«s P aS "• * 150 ' 175 ; do Scotch, bags. $16249
BUTTEB— The demand for high grade fr»sh crearoery la
nearly suScUnt to absorb the offerings, and prices for
I Boca are steady on the basis of 25c. That figure wa» ob
tained quite generally from store, and a sale of Do tubs
«f extras was made on Char.ge at 23c. Grades under
nnest down to very faulty quality ar* ln some accumula
tion and rather urgently offered. These goods lose quality
; rapidly by holding, and there Is quite strong effort to dis
pose of them as promptly as possible; prices are weak in
I consequence. Storage creamer:.- rather il m, especially » O r
; the class, of goads that eosßprlaa the great bulk of th*
i holdings; really fancy lots are not pi»a:y. and command
-i@22c to a limited extent. No change In the Western
packings, but there are more inferior good* offering, and
feeling is barely steady. We quote: Creamers', extras.
1 P*r It), 25c; do firsts. 22324 c; do seconds, l«S21c; do
thirds. lt;g:17c; imery. Jun« make, extrai 21igr22c: do
! held, flrst-, lU@2oc: do seconds. 17©lSc; do thirds, 15#l«c;
! State dairy tubs, fresh, fancy 22»23c; do iirsts. 19Q21c;
I do seconds, 1731 So; do thirds. nnUic, Western Imitation
creamery, fancy. ISO 4c; do firsts. lG®l7e; do lower
grades, 14©15 1 /tc; Western factory, fresh, choice. 15' i»
l»*io; do fair to prime. 14#l**4e; June packed, choice. 15#
15 «c; do held, fair to good, 14©144 c; do lower grades,
13§134c; rolls, fresh, ekoiac 17Ql!*c; do common to
prime. 13©16 c: renovated butter, fancy, lac; jo common
I to chulce. 13SlSc; packing etock. 13©14i4c
'.HEE.SK — from home irade dealers continues
, to keep up remarkably w«U and holders show increasing
■nr.Vnce. Very Jitlle fancy email cbi • - now obtainable
below 114 c for colored or 1114 c for white, with, in fact,
■OBBS holders asking a shade more for <leslrabl« grades.
The bulk of the demand Is for mild September small
cheese, though we hear of some peddling business In fancy
large sires, fkima quiet, hut desirable grades steadily
held. Liverpool cable. 4&s for colored and 4>i> fur white.
«c quote: S;at.-, full cream, *mall. fall made, colored,
fancy, 11 4 c; do white, fancy. 11 '«c; do late made, dver
age best, lu4@lo%tc; *lo good to prime. loSlO'.ie; do
••> mmon to fair, 7g»4c; do large, fall made, fancy. 10H®
lu^c; do lav made, averag* best B*401Oe; do good to
prime, US') 4c; do common to fair. 7SS?ic: light skim*,
email, choice. SHiTOUc: do large, choice. 7**'a)v-ie; part
isklms, prime, 74®Sc: do fair to good. 54S"c; do com
mon. 3044 c; full .-k:ms. 2©2Hc
r.GGS No further change In the market. Receipts of
fre.«h are still very light, and while the demand Is small
at present ■ high prtees, the urgent needs of the market
are sufficient to absorb the quantity on offer. Refriger
ator and limed eggs ln goo* demand and firm. We quote:
State. Pennsylvania and nearby, f.incy. selected. 35©»»lc;
do average prime. 33C34C; do fair to good. 27«32c; West
ern and Kentucky, loss off. 30c: do at mark. aMflte;
rennemsee and .•'.!:>-r Southern, at mark. 2.V'»M2c, refrig
erator, fall packed. 20028 c do spring packed. lS<S22c;
lirr.. d. 18
FRUITS — FRESH— Apples are rather quiet, but strictly
choice to fancy qualities are held with s.ime confidence;
medium an.! luw grades rather urgently offered. Grapes
moving slowly. Cranberries ln light demand; prices about
steady. Strictly fancy Florida oranges are not plenty
and meet a fair Inquiry, but trade for medium and lower
grades continues dull. Grape fruit nrm for top grades.
Mandarins and tangerines dull. Pineapples neglected.
Strawberries moving very slowly, and prices favor the
buyer. We quote: Apples. Greening, cnld storage, fancy,
per bbl, $5 50<fi f 90; lo common storage, prime. $4Q$5;
do fair to good. J3 sOjgs4: do rthern Spy. cold storage.
good to fancy. $4SJSS; do common storage good to prime,
I 3 50954; do York Imperial, prim? to fancy. $3 50354 CO:
do Wine Sar. fair to fancy. B3 SO?ZS4: do King, cold
storage, fancy, per double head bbl. .'.o@sr>: do common
storage, good to prime. MSSJS; do Ben Davis, good to
fancy. $3 SAtfs4 BO; de Baldwin, cold storage, good to
fancy, MSOOSS 2S; do common storage, good to choice.
$4£T4 75; do red winter varieties, fair to good. $35«3 50;
do poor to fair grades. >aas2">o. grapei«. Catawba. West
ern New-York, per case of 10 3 tt. harktt! $I©sl 25; do
per small basket, S3I2C: cranberries. Care Cod. fancy,
large dark. late, per bbl. *7 r.O do medium, |T9t7 2K;
do Howes, fancy. $7: do K»r!y Black, fancy, dark. $7;
do good to choice. J« 2505(5 78 : do p"or to good. IB#tB;
do Jersey, rrime to extra", r.er bbl. $B.S?JB 25; do prime to
extra, per crate. $1 SO<3s2 10; do common to fair. $1 50®
$i IS; oranges. Florida. Indian River, bright, ne'.ected.
lanr». fanrv $3tfs3 SO; do atralffht Unes $260^12 75; do
Florida, other sections, br-p l!5O«S2OOs. $2 25<552«0;
<5o bright, stralgtit line*, *21tf2 25; da r.js»et straight
lines. $2SJ2 15: do common to fair stock. $1 .V>#sl 75,
rrane fruit, choice to fancy, brls-ht. 4?s*Jfi4s. JfV?}s7: do
MmsM«s, S4tmeiSSo h^ 12««<?15i>s. $3 5011*4 50; tan
gerines, per box. t2 sOfl-$4 5O; mandarins. $2ffS3 50: pine
■PPl»a Flirirfa. Bseotti Cayenne, per box. $1BS2(W: do
per ens*>. Sies2.*iO; stnmrberrie.-i, noriaa. choice to fancy,
per quart. 304M0G : <1> fall to good. l'(V32sc.
FHCITS — DRIED — The market Is quiet for moat grades
of evaporated aprlt>s. Choice and fancy - -■;: comprises
a W7 moderalo proportion />f the ofTcrirw and »r« held
firmly, but pnrne fruit Is a little more plenty and ahow
lng -.me weakness. Only occasional sales of iun dried
apples are reported and tha prices realized are sbout the
-•ame as quoted of late. Chops and cores and ekir.s steady.
Not much dning Ir. small frtilts. California fruits are
having a quiet Jobbing trade Rt full late prices. W«
quote: Appli*. evaporate-1, r.'.'l. fancy per lb. 104911 c;
do choice. »4 l 310c; do prim*. f>4®?^ic: ,j 0 common to
good. 738?ic; dn evaporated. 1900, choice to fancy, 9©
104 c; do poor to prime. flffrSKc; do sun dried, sliced,
North Carolina. BO60; <in Vinrtr.la sliced, 4>-:'fs4e; do
quarters. Ohio and Michigan, SO3%e: do Western quart
ers, 4 l i*tZ l ir; Virginia quarters 43?44e; ,10 coarse cut.
Tennessee. :>.: > . s .i34Hc; do chapped, lOOi. per 100 rb. il fio©
$2 60 : <;o cores and sains, $1 OOCS2 10: ■raspberries, evap
orated, 23c; cherries. State ar 1 PennrrlvarJa. 15«H5*ic:
do fioutherr,. 13i514c; h<irklebf>rries. IIJlic; blackt-errlM.
7ff7Vic; apricots, California, Moorpsrk. tS^IBe; do P-r".-^l.
fiCjilc; peaches. Car.fcirr.ta, r*ei*d. Wile do ur.pecled,
7«flOHc; prunes. California, '-"■ ••"*
HOPS— Nothing developed to-day to change the general
position of the market. In a quiet way some bualnes*
wag done with brewers, a-r.i a recent transaction -.vai. re
pcrted be-tween dealers, embracing lite a lorg line of
Oregon hops at 14c. The fe?:lng seemed to be stead] es
peejaliy on the finest graies of both State snd Paciflo
Coast hops. V.'c quot*: Bt^te, 3901, choice, per rb. 14315 c;
do prlne, 12Htfl3He; <!o common to medium. li>gl2c; do
19<X». choice. 10311 c; (it rommon to prime. 73PV?: PaMfi.i
' irt. 1901. cholcs. 14-gl.v. do Übmb to prime. 10@
tm ': do IMfl choice. lf*^llc: do common to prime, TS
JK:; State and .Pacific Coast, -.Id Ossa. l©3e.
POULTRY— ALIVE — Receipts to-day hsiri 4 ears
of Western by '"-e'r I and about l car by expfks. With
con.paratlvely moderate re<— st.-wk» are working out
prnr.pily at steady price*. Llvo plger.na unchanged. We
quote: Chicken*, per Tb, *1?ac; f-iw!s. prlrre. lie: ro«»ters.
7c; turVc>!». lt>;Jllc: ducks. We»trm. per pair. «i£7sc;
geefe. W*Ktern, $1 257*1 BO; d-^ Ho'Uhfn. $1 Csl 25; live
pigeons, 2<)c r>R£fa.^EX'— P«pplies of fresh drened
poultry are cr>mparaiiv*]y moderate «p..1 only a very
fma'.l propon vf fan y grade*. The svr.ersl demand Is
light. Imt some call f.>r far.cy quality of nearly all de
»frtptlon» FcalilM poultry esperially tree and firm.
Nearly all -the ehlckana are running: ccarse and (targy
end avernge ofrarlnga si war:-1w ar:-1 Irr'KU.ar though fancy
grvdes bring txtr»me prices. Ducks In m"ifri!i supply
an.l r.rm. '";e*«« plenty and dull, bquabs very r.r-i. We
quote: Turkeys. «t«t» imd Pvuiwy l (aata, fancy, 13^
134«; do Ohio and Michigan, sea I I fancy, lS4e: do
fair U> riod. 1143124 c; other Western ncafdrd. young
hena. fancy, 13^1.1 -. do Western, araldad. younA* tnms,
12'<?124^: do young h»ns. fancy. 13c; <I'> bus and toms,
fancy. J2CI2V4c: young tomo. funcv. 1 1 '-j ljr 1 2" : do West
ern mixed, good to prima. l!iil;- l r. old hens, llo; old
tOTTf. Ji">c: to poor to fair. <glOr; broilers. Philadelphia.
fancy, 'ibttXZr. chickens. Philadelphia. *«l*<-ted. Uirge. 16
©17c: do mixed s|7» ■•«. I2gn<:; do Jerrey. fancy. 13'<;i4c;
do fair to g»->d. 11912e; do State «r.d Pennsylvania, farcy,
12013 c; do fair to good, 10(31ic; do Ohio and Michigan,
scalded, fanry. lIOTI d.-> fair to food, BttClOHc; oth'r
Wettern. choice to fancy. 1041?11o; d<i fair U) «rw>d. 90
10c; chlckons and fowls, mixed, ch'.lro to fancy, I<J@
104 c; fowls, Ohio ajj-1 Mlchignn. faacy, sesudea I*-;
other Western dry pickel, choice. lOaiOVfco; do »cald»d,
cholre. 104*rllc : do poor to fair, 7gO4r: old cocks. 64(3
7c; capers. Philadelphia, fancy, large. '- -;-'-c. .lo medium
sire. 1401flr; do small and slips. 12P13c; do Western,
large, i4fi'lsc: do mixM Wflchts. IJ.'fflSc: <lo -.:! and
■ Hl'S, lOIMlc; ducks. Ohio and Michitmn. fancy. 14C?15c;
other Western, fancy, Itftl4 : do pcr.r to fair. &dl2c;
ge<s>e. Western, fancy, 9c; do fair to good. 7SSc; squabs.
Frlme, lnrpe. white, per dorm, $3 2."><Js3 SO; do mixed.
aCO6S2 7.".. do d«rk. $1 75.
GAMX5 — few lots <-f wild ducks arriv'ng are gen
erally of undesirable quality. Scarcely any snipe or plover
arriving. Rabbits without mvement Wi quote: Wild
duck?, carvaj p^r pair, $2 CM<iis3; do redhond. $1 WWI;
do mallard. 7" Ml; do tenl. bluewing. Onli'oc; rabbits,
per pair, 10®12Vic; Jack rabbits. 4'i.Vm.
POTATOnS AND VKGETAIiLES— The recent. Imnrove
ment ln top (rrai'es of foreign potatoes is sustained, but
th» market Hhows no f.r-h^r upward tendency at the
moment; there Is a good -leal of poor stock offering for
which sry modi rni<» prices hay« to be accepted; domes
tic potatoes about Iteady Bweets iulet nn.i outside fig
ures extreme. Onions w*ll sustained at anduasjed prices).
Cauliflowers eteady. Bru.iS«'lt aprouts *.oln« a little bet
ter. Norfolk spinach iiK-t-tlng a moderate der:. • at
unchanged prices. Kale flrm under llc><ter offerings.
Florida, lettuca is In f.iir supply aiul largely of Infwior
quality; for general receipts trade Is very dull aad most
sales are in range of tl'ill! Der baskot fancy stuck Is
arce and would sell j>rumntly at comparatively good
prices. Other kinda of Florida vegetables show little
Changs; trade quiet for nearly ail kinds. We quote:
Potatoes, Bermuda, No 1. t>er bbl. $.V?*tJ; do Nr. 2. O 60Q
$4; do leoteh good to jjrSme. per 168 rh bag. $l!20«$2 2S;
dj Irisa. good W prime, toer 108 n. bag. $a 10ti £0; do
Belgium, good to prime. $21?52 2O; do poor to fair
foreign, per M 8 Ib bag, $1 60011 BO; do German, large,
fair to fancy. p*r 112 n> has. $1 2Oosl BO; do Maine, good
to prime, per 190 IT.. $2 ,V>-(s2 75; do good to prime, per
.-,-..„ t2*oOt2N>: do tsuite. fair to prime, per IN) 11,
J2 25(3 52 50: do fa:r to prime, per sack. $2 12ii«2
sweets South Jersey, per douhle head bbl. $2ul>"dW2n; do
Vlr.eland. cloth heads. t2 SOOSS 50; nrisaels sprouts, prime
to choice per nuart. 6012 c do cauliflowers, Ixng Island,
fancy ' per bbl. JMfS": do poor to fair. $IQ$4. d* Cali
fornia. r,er case. $2&OSS3 23; ,r.i.age«. Long Island, per
l<m $2«54- do State. Danish seed, per ton. $f>'ffs'2: do
native $''.■■* celery. State, per '■■••" lOOBfte; J" '';i
fornia. per case. $4; eirgviants. Florida, per box. »4(U*';
kale! Norfolk. peVbbl.W; lettuc«. FJortda. frame, fancy,
per half bbl basket. $3»53 80; do outdoor, choice, per half
bbl bibltet $225««280; do poor to good, per half bbl
basket $l®s2 r 7o Norfolk and North Carolina. per half
bhl basket' 75c.«*l 50: do North Carolina, per bbl B8
U 50- onions. 'irauKJ County white, per l>ag. S2'as4 SO. do
red good to prime. $3353 50; do y-llow. $ar»s3 50^ do poor
TTfaTr $ai»s2.-H)- do Connecticut red. per bbl. $S CMKS^ . do
velluw $325«53 75 do white $3Sstl; do State and West
l?n ye'Uow per lag. $*&& **: do per flat hoop bl-1. $J«
£V dn red per hH. M»»«f4: do shallots New-Or
leans per l.« l.un-hes. •»»**: mm BS* 1 * JEJ
carrier $ IW iU M ■plnaob. Norfolk, p«r boi. »1 .5«
$1 {J0&12.
$IHAy"aND1 HAy"aND STRAW— HAY— No large trading wa« re-
No S «o^70 l :7clave r . mlEed. «o W 75c clover «^*=.
i^w in urns reported afthe Produce Kxchang. at noon
to-day: Hudson Kiver Railroad. 6.0. Krle. IWJ. eI }J .
«raw^ tons"
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York, January 0. 1002.
BEEVES -Receipts. 3 cars, or 62 head, all consigned
direct No reported 'transactions. Dressed beef steady;
city dressed native sides. 64w10c per It,. Cable, quoted
American live cattle at U4ml34c per Ib. dressed weight
refrigerator b»ef at 10®10Uc per n>. No exports reported
for to-day To-morrow the Uller for the West Indies
will carry 10 sheep Mr L. S. Dlllenback.
CALVES— Receipts. 110 head: 7B direct and 32 to be
■old .mainly at Sixtieth-it. The market quoted steady
and all sold. Veal. sold at $4®sß 75 per 100 Ib. City
dressed veals. 13c per Tb; country dressed flrm at 0®
114 c; dressed barnyard and fed calves. «eßc.
Sales— J. G. Curtis & Son: 19 veals 146 rb average, at
$8 50 per 100 Ib; 1 do. 144 R>, at $S TB. 1 do. 04 Ib. at
50; 2 do. 120 Ib. at $5; 2 do. 65 Ib. at $4; 3 culls. 180
Vil 4 & Bro.: 2 veals. 132 Ib. at $8 75; 2 do. 132
m 's at Judd i Co.: 3 Jersey veals, 117 Ib. at $3 25. '
SHEEP AND — Receipts. 284 cars, or 5.940
head 114 cars direct and 17 oars to be sold: 124 at
Jersey City and 44 at Slxtleth-st. Sheep and common
and medium lambs ruled iteady. while good lambs were
wanted and showed firmness. The rens were fully
cleared. Sheep sold at $2 4!V254 50 per 100 It. lambs at
«aiß 25: one car Canadian lambs at $5 85. Dressed
muttcn. .'.4£T4c dressed lambs. 74©10 c
c..i »l_D Harrington: 100 Ohio lambs. 65 It> average.
rr'*flls per 100 Tri; 210 d> 73 tb. at $5 85; ISS Canada
do. 89 Ib. at $5 85: E3 Ohio theep. 00 n>. at $4 25; 10 do,
Kerns C mmlsslon Company: 214 BufJaio lambi, 65 Id,
«t »5 65' 85 Ohio do. 142 TK at $4 50; 83 Virginia do. H re.
»t $5; » Virginia *heep. IOS Ib, at $3 75; lt»7 <Je. 1"4 rb
»t $3«2«: ISI do, 73 Vb. at *2 40; « Ohio do. 13S Ib. at
SS 7.V •> bucks. 135 rb. at $3 60.
Tobln 4 6hannon: 65 Ohio lambs. 77,1b, at $6 20; 223
Ohia ie: V>"esterri aheep,-83-nv^^|ißo^g2S.,ObJo do^6a
42' d" 88 : r? a?s2°7s. ft - Bt •* 83: 90 ao 80 U, at $3 23;
■R,?<r f11*?f 11 *? *« '- 0 : " =01 OhJ » iambs. 74 Tb. at $«25: 222
M -•< 'i. ?■ S6 **• at mS '•'■ BuCalo sheep, 114 R). at
$3 .5: 18 Jereey ewes. 113 rb. at $4.
Har-ington « $560 =32 Buffalo lambs. «1 Ib. at 30;
- f - ; - ■' ' at $6 50.
MePherson ft Co.: 201 Buffalo larabs 75 Ib. at $5 SO.
J8 :a re * *c L. 8. Dlllenback: 96 State lambs. S3 Ib. at
a.t A ia l^V Mnl!en <!ato T«srerday>: 34 State lambs. 75 Ib.
-. HOOfl—^Receipts ipart'y eet!mated> were 13t4 ears, or
r,'.,'.i- "* ad .o. on * *•<•« on sale. Th« jnarket quiet. N)
Dusiness of importance had been repened up to a late
hour Country dre«ed d»:ll and weak
i»2 a^*— Andrew Mullen (late yesterday): 22 State hoe?.
2^-gh.: t .rv?wr r 10 ° n>: ■ do - no *• at ViZ :
nf H t«Si' 5° ni (!ate terday>: 40 state hogs. 122 Ib.
$4 co. 1 boar. 300 rh. at $3: 1 do. 2!*> Ib. at $2 75.
IJilk .ti'7 * Bro - "" ! " y»t'rt«v): 5 State hogs.
4 t,,^i *.*' SP : l •">»■ 2SO rb. at $4 50.
c. Juad & Co.: 1 Jersey bosja. 220 Is, at $«SO.
OTHER iIARKETS?!-BY TELEGRAPH.
,J^ iC^°\ J * n - »•— C»ttle— Receipts. 9.000 head. 250 Tex
ans Market astlre and lO®lso higher than on Monday.
Good to prime. $n«vss7«o-. poor to medium. $435«75;
stockers and feeders. $2 25e54 75: cows. $1 2:. a s 4 75:
SiAS™' S-r>°G*^"Q'- canners. $1 2T.i352 30; bulls. $23
$4 CO; calves. W»W3.i: Texas fed steers. $a2sisS2r..
'ga— Receipts to-day. 33.000: to-morrow. 20,»i0- left
ver lfl 000 '- raarket s@loc higher. MIxM and butchers".
>•«•-?s*; W>: to choice heavy. $<; 30«Sa 50; rough heavy
$SDOCS«2O: light. $5 806$«10: bulk of Mies. $6«$«4o:
fheep— Receipts. 12.U00; heavy lower, light Ka*ay. Lamba
«r"n|f to 10c higher. Qood to choice w«th.<rs $40*4 0(>;
Western sh^p $4ffs4 75: native lamb*. $3 6OfifG- West
ern lambs. $5 75.
Cincinnati, Jan. 3. — Hoks strong. $4««*3,lT>; rattle
strong. $2 50i655 63: sheeo steady. $1 7 53 75; larr.L*
flrm, $4@!K> T.-».
East Buffalo. Jan. 99 — — Receipts light: fUil
steady to strong: good fat eteers. $5 30; good mixed cows
and heifers. SiiiS LTp: poor to fair oM cows. 12 25e53 75;
veals active and strong: common to choice. $5 6i>iisS 50
HoK?— Receipts. 6,500: fair!-- active arul higher; Yrrkers.
$<JSs<Bs6 30; light do. $f. IS9CA 20: mixed packers. J-i r/rf
<■". 50; plrs. $5 00«*$«. roughs. $5 4(»4»»o 70. stags, i »if
$4 60. Sheep and lambs — Receipts. 3,200 head; good de
mand; strons; for sheep; lotjil.'c h Kher for lamb*. Choice
lamr*. $IW$« 10: good to choice, $5MXg$5 <M\. culln to fair.
$4 75555 75. sheep, choice bandy wetbera, $4 tunrtß com
mon to extra mixed. $3 'Jt*[fi+ 50: culls and common. $2 MO
$3 80; h«-avy export ewes and wethers. $4CiO®s4 75; year
llnits $s©ss 25.
E3ast Liberty .I.>n. !>. — Cattle steady: choice. $6 40©
$« «0- prime. $5 H!Was»? 10: cood. $5 35#»6 «B. Hogs steady;
rnme heavies. M4«^srt4, > '». heavy mediums. $6 40©$G45:
light do. tSS3eS«4O: hea^•y Torkers, 20lg$« Si): li?ht
Torken, $0 OS'S *« 15; DtK«. J3 >*)aso >.<o roughs, $s@sG.
Sheep firm: best wethers, $4<ifs4 -.".; culls an«l common,
$1 60S$2; yearlings. $;t(<i*4 50; veal calves, $7 50<3$S.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Buffalo. Jan. 8. — Flour — Good demand; strong. Wheat
f?prlng, no demand: No 1 Northern. SBVic. Corn dull;
No 2 yellow. 7(>Uc. No 3 do. 69«» c. No 2 corn. 69 l *c; No
3 do. 6»c Oats steady: No 2 white. ft2'-2<v No 3 do. 62e;
No 2 mixed. 49*iC5Oe: No 3 do, 49 i©404c. Bye. 73*»c
Chicago. Jan. t>. — The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat. No. 2: Opening. Hlgheet. Lowest. Closing.
January 80V» »H TO 79S
May „ WSJTS4S 54% 83H©83** 82 *.««•'*
July h3*»*S4 84 is3U 83»,i
Corn, No. 2:
January 63 « 63H «3H 63H
May «7Vi«67 67«-iff67H WH.MHO^'j
July ft«S «6HS«a*» «^965*« «5^565!»
Oats, No. 2:
May 47»4T^ 47S 46H 46H
July 41»i#42H 42S 41*4 41*i341T,
Septe-nber 84W 34 ! 4 S3V» S3HS33**
Mess pork, per bbl
January J18«) $16 90 $1« S7H $18 S7H
May 17 35 17 40 17 27S 17 27^
July 17574 17 37V» 17 26 17 25
Lard, per 100 Ib:
January 9HH » S2H • 7TH »TTH
Ma; 9974 1000 B92 1 ft 92S
July ...„ 1002 V* 1002 V* 1000 1000
Short ribs, per 100 Ib:
January • • 50 50 45 840
May 6 82% S 82^ 8 77* S77"*
Cash quotations were as follows: FTour firm; No 2
sprtr.s wheat. 80O81V»c. No S. 789«>He; No 2 red. *•©
894.V, No 2 o^ts. 470474 c: No 2 white. 4S%l©>soc; No 3
white. 4yQ4r»«-*c; Nu 2 rye. o7?«c; barley, fair to cholc*.
rr.al-!ng «o<J(Uc : No I flaxaeed. $165; No 1 Northwestern.
$1 «7; prime timothy seed, $«55: clover, contract grad«.
$10. Meas porn, per bbl. SS3JI« frt; lard per 100 Tb.
$» 7r.«s> #hort ribs sides (loose). 40<g-$S 55; dry
salted shoulders boxed). $7 35#57 50; shrTt clear sldoa
fboxed). $8 ST><3s9 90; whiskey, basis of high wines. $132.
On the Pro<iue« Exchange to-day th« butter market was
steady; crsamerUs, 15024^ac: dairies. 14«20c. Cheesa
steady. •..'■,}i:-.' Egirs strong; fresh. SOc.
Duluth, Jan. 8. — Close: \Vheat — Cash. No 1 bard. 80%e;
No 2 Northern. 75*»c; No 1 Northern. T7!»c; May. 811 »c
Oats. 4fl!ie4«Sc.
Milwaukee. Jan. — Wheat unsettled. Close: Ko 1
Northern. 81#ttVLe; Wo 2 Northern. 80CW>4c: May.
63«ic. Ry* steady: No 1. ft"7Hc. Barley higher; No 2.
64Vs<2«;c: »ara;:», 55365 c. Cora— May. C«4c.
M'.nne»piiUe. Jan. —Close: Wheat— Cash. 7«Hc; May.
794C79^4.rt: July. MSe. On track. No 1 hari. Sl4c:
No 1 Northern. 7S%c: No 2 Northern, 77"-k577 I '.our
— First patents. $4 10@54 20; second patents. $4C$4 10:
first clears. $3©sS 10; second cle r>i. i 2 30.
Philadelphia. Jan. •. — Wheat firm. Ho higher: contract
grade. Janui 673574 c. Com steady but quiet; No 2
mixed. January, •"';-vt'-t-. Oats steady; No 2 white
clipped. fl4 4c. Butter »teßiy f.vr demand: fancy West
ern creamery. 254 c; 1o nearby prints, 20e. Egs;» firm;
freak Beartry. We: da Wenen. 3«">c; do Southwestern.
SOc; do Southern. 27c. Cheese nrm: Ifew-Tork full
creamn. fancy. small. HHc; dn fair to choice, 94511 c.
Receipt*— Flour. B.C ■■) bbls anl 1.705,000 lb '.n sacks;
wheat. 500 h-ish; cor;. <wi i-.. oat*. 15»,0iX> i!"-..
Shipments — Wheat. «■».<> x) bush; corn. 15.000 bush; oaxs,
6.000 bush.
Ft. Loots, Jan. — Close: Wheat — No 2 Mat eaah. ort4e:
May. 004 c; July. B2He; No 2 hard. 8338*. Corn — No
2. cash. Ote; May, ''-'*.- July. PSc. Oats — No 2, cash.
eß\c. May. 43«4c; July. «Jc: No 2 w»-.!te. 434 c.
KATAX STORES.
The market for uplrtts turper.tln* retained a firm tinder—
tone, btit was quiet, with offers scarce. Advices from the
Savannah market w»r» very firm, and served to tnn«» up
tbe rr.arit-r here. R."n>ln was steady but quiet, withoot
quotable 1.-^an|c^. Tar bel I to former price*, w.tJi the
undertone ab^ut *»e.Tiy. We iote-
BPIP.ITB TURPENTINB— OiI hh'.s. 89Hc; machln*
made bbls, 40<-
TAB-rin* bbl«. J' S3; o'.l bhls. $3 SO.
Rris;\ Common, utralned, $1 .V); nod stratned. $133;
D, $1 65; n, $1 IV); F. $1 65; O, $1 TO H. $1 75: I. $1 00;
K. J2 5O; M. |: 90: N $3 60; W O, *."• 00; W W. $4 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin _ ..._.. 31 r.ir bbls
BpirttS turpentine.. _._ 2.3*3 bb:»
Tar __.. 1.;i13 bbia
Charleston. Jan. 9. — Turpentine and rosin firm and un
changed.
Savannah. Jan. 0. — PpMts turpentine firm; receipts,
248 bbls: sales. BM Msjmtl «5. Kosln firm; receipts.
laSit bt>!«; i>a>s, 2.708; exports, 4fia,
New-Orleans. Jan 9. — — Rosin, 253 bbls: ex
ports ta il- Use, Besaftoraa turpentine. 1 bbl.
Wilmington. Jan. 0. — Spirits turpentine quiet. 3VJ37a;
receipts, 21 casks. Ro»ln flrm. $1W$1O3; receipts, 8:»5
bbls. Crude pentlne qul-t. $1 102-J2; rectipu. 48 bbls.
Tar firm, $1 25; receipts, 191 bbls.
London. Jan. — Turpentine— Spirits. 27» %\.
SOtrTHKRN COTTON MARKET.
Ton-}. JMg. Het nilMi Bales. Stock.
Galveston Pteady 7 T » 11.WJ7 11.307 u)N> 260.73H
Norfolk steady 713 l«i 2,40»J 2.4 M 455 48.048
Wllir.lngtCin steady. . 7% J74 -.'74 19,.'-SH
PavannP'.i steady 7 13-lrt 4.422 4.422 702 153.057
New-Orleans . .ry firm 7; , 1«:.!<> 10.880 14.700 346.75S
M bile flrm .- 7\ 372 372 1.200 55.477
Memphis Btea.ly T* l.Jnt» 2.013 l.«S0 lI'»2SW
Augu«a steady 8 Mi 1.07S 2f»2 U.toi
Charienton Urni 7 13-10 4-«2 4«2 2W> 23.208
Cincinnati quiet SMi 1.023 1.1»23 — ■ 20.344
St. Louis qule« 7 13-1«» 1.441 6.357 1.335 63.252
Houston 5teady.... ..7 13-10 s.itys B.U»S 1.1U5 UX),277
LTVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Jan. 9. 4 p. m.— — Spot — demand:
pti-«s I— lrtcf higher: American middling, fair, 4 27-82 d;
good middling, 4 lii.'!2d; mldJlins. 4 15-32 d: low middling,
4VI: sr'".<l ordinary. 4 x 4d; ordinary. 4d. The sales of the
day were 10.000 bales, ot which 500 were fcr speculation and
export and included 9.000 American; receipts. 73,0<H> bales.
Including «5,300 American Futures opened firmer an.i
clused flrm American middling, g o 0, January, 4 27-A4.1
sellers; January and February, 4 2S-64&4 27-64 d sellers;
February and March. 4 2ft-04d value; March and April,
4 2<Ml4d buyers; April and May. 4 2lMi4H<4 27-64 d etllers;
May and June, 4 26-64 27-64 d buyers: June and July,
4 2*-64@4 27-«4d buyers; July and August, 4 3(MM©
tST-ita buyers: August and Beptember, 4 23-4494 24--&4 d
sellers.
B T .*ROPEUN T PRODUCE* MARItETT.
Liverpool, Jan. 8. — Closing- Wheat — Spot firm: No 2 rel
Western winter, Os '&\>\, No 1 Northern itprlng. Oe 3d; Na
1 California, 6s 6d; futures quiet; March, 6s 4Hd; May.
6s 4%1d. Com— 3pot, American mixed, new, no stock;
American mixed, old, steady, 3s Slid; futures quiet; Feb
ruary 6s 4Md; March, &s 4d; May, 5s 4d. Peas — Canadian
firm '6s lid". Flour— St. Louis fancy winter tlrm. 7» »d.
Hops at London — Pacific Coast .'inn. Hi 3sff£3 13a. Deef
Jinn; extra India mess, 795. Pork firm; prime rress.
Western. 72s «d. Lard— American refined. ln palla. dull.
48»; prime Western. In tierces, quiet, 49a. Hams— Short
cut. 14 to 19 Ib. steady. 459. Bacon — Cumberland cut. 28
to 30 Tb. ata 6d; short ribs, 18 to 24 Ib, 45s 6d; long clear
middle*, light. 2S to 34 Ib. 43a; loiijr clear middles, heaw,
S5 to 40 Tb. 44s tld; short clear backs, 16 to 20 Jb, 44s 6>l;
clear bellies, 14 t> 10 rb. 62s «ML HhouMers — 11
to 1,3 Ib, dull. 33s A.. Butter steady; rtneat United States,
82s; good United Stales, 70s. Cheese firm; American finest
white. 4Ss <M. American finest colored, 49s M. Tallow-
Prime city flrm, 20s IM Australlun, in London, firm. 31s
Bd. Cottonseed oil — Hull reflni-d. spot firm. 22s Cd. Tur
pentine Spirits flrm, 2S<« <I<l Rosin— Common dull. 3s
\o4d. Fetroleum — lteflned firm, "'.■!. L:nse«d oil quiet,
30a 3d.
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t^.-^ VXBER PERSONAL. ESCORT.
A r S I TON ' Jan. 16. Feb. 20. S *»■»• til
Jan. 11. IS. v, days, «S.
FLORIDA Jan. 17. 24, 11 days 57
Fares Include ALI- Travelling Expenses.
Tlck#ts and Tours to ALL Winter P.-srrt..
Fpedal Tourß to th« Rr\-IER-\. ITALY. PARIS. ur
n etc.. Jan. 1!. 25. Inclusive fare for 52 days. $330.
Programmes. Tickets, etc.. from
TTDCdDS. OQDdDIS cS SdD^ B '
2«1 * 1I« BROADWAT. NEW TCF.K. "
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship gatling* fr-m Vancouver.
JAIPA3B. " , '.LARDS
IMpkII c A^N-I.::r.v-.v J ¥eb i7 = 1 Ar May 4 5- r 3ury 1 ?
EMPRESS OF INDIA.. Mch. 24. ilay 2«?' JuTy 23
KIAWAiS^^ BLASeDS^ABSTO
MOaNa. Fab. 7. MIOWERA. Men. T.
For rates apply 353 Pmaiway and 1 Broadway.
ciiiaiP/aGDadgDCDoaa
HAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. S. CO.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
Between San Francisco. Honolulu. T.-vlcohams, Kobe.
Nagasaki. Shanghai. Hong K-nif.
Steamers leavs San Frarri*co at 1 P M
PEKTNa Jan. 11 CHINA " »eh. 7
GAELI - Jan. 21IDORIC ..." Fen IS
HONOKONO MARU.Jan. 30 NIPPON MARU " Feb 23
For freight, passage «n.l general Information anply to
849 Broadway, or 1 Battery Place. Washin«ton BulMlng.
and 257 Broadway.
dDILDI GDdDIBinKnnCiDSa !LDR3II.
DAILY SERVICFI
Fnr Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pinner's
Potnt and Newport News. Va.. connecting for Petersburg
Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington, D. C.. and entire
bouth and West.
Freight and Passenger <teamera sail frjra Pier 2ft.
N. R.. foot of Beach St.. every week day at 3 P. M
H B. WALKER. TraSls Manager
[Pod:? LPo^cld ffi3aßcD a
Steamships of the RED "D" LTNE will sail for Saa
Juan direct as follows:
B. a. CARACAS Saturday. January 11. Noon
S. S. PHILAPKLPHIA Saturday. January 25 Noon
F«r freight or rassage apply to
BOULTON. BLJ33 A DALLETT.
Ganeral Managers, 135 Front St.
AMERICAN LINE.
■^ NEW YORK— SOUTHAMPTON— LONDON.
St. Louis. .Jar.. 15. 10 a. m. ,St. Paul Jan. 29. 10 a. m»
Philadelphia. Jan. 22. 10a.m | St. Louis . . Feb. 8. 10 a. m.
RED STAR LINK.
NEW YORK— ANTWERP— PARI3.
FVlesland Jan. U, noon! Vaderland Jan. 29, boos
South-xark Jan. 22. noon I Kensington »>b. 5, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 14 and 15. N. R. Oflice, 73 Broadway jr. T.
TyCALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
■*"■ From New-Tork Wednesdjvya, Friday, and Saturdays.
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT nnd ROT T SD TRIP Tickets issued to. all
-lints ln Texas. (. olurado. Arizona. Callfcmla, MexiCvi,
Ac.. Oeorcia. Florida, ic. Delisntful Excursions.
Write for our iWpage "Pocket Oulde" tmalled free>.
C. H. MXLLORY * CO.. Oca. Agts.. x'ler 20, S. R.. N. T.
T>ED 'D" LINE.
For La, Ouayra, Puerto Cabello. Curaraa and Mara
caibo. via Cura.au — Calllna; also at San Juan. P. R.
Prom Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
8. S. CAJIACAS Saturday. January 11. Noon
S. 8. PHILADELPHIA Saturday. January an. Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas-
BOT'LTON. BLISS * D.iLLBrT.
General Managers. 135 Kront-et.
RailroiiDs.
iannuraUUlhitannb
MEXICO.— vestlbuled trains with dining ear j
service interpreters, etc. ofT'»r unusual facilities for
traveillnsT leisurely and with every degree, of comfort, and
1 enable the passenger to Ylsit many places of picturesque
and historic Interest tbi*:w<rald taerwise b, Inaccessible.
| Jan. 16. Feb. >'>. 27.
C%X,IFOUXIA.— Specfat vestlboTea trsja* wttll «la!ag
cars. Tickets providing for«r*ry traveillr.fr aad hotel ex
pense under personal escort. Also through cars to Cali
fornia without change or stop^ Jta. 16. 2S, 3i». i eb. a,
18. 27. March 11 and April 22.
CL'B 1-MEXICO.— tlmm«a tropical waters on a
magnificent steamer of the "Ward. L.ne. including Cuba,
Progreso, Yucatan. Campeehe, and the ancient cities of
Mexleo. Jan. IS. Feb. I
FLORIDA.— Including %-lslts to Washington. Plnehnrst
and Nassau. Jan. 23. Feb. 5. 26. and iUrch 5.
EUROPE.— Austria. Bavaria. th» Tyrol. I:a::aa Lakes,
Parts London. France, etc March 29.
Other toura In April. June and July.
I'OHTO Hl* Two tours to Porto Rico on the mag
nlflcent new gteamers the "Ponce" cr -'San Juan." of the
New York and Potto Rico Steamship Company, embracing
'is towns, fortification*, h«::.er.-..U. sugar and coffe*
plantations, drive over «nt. • length of military road, etc
Feb. 1, March 1.
Ct-'BA-— Two cruises, vis, Munioa-Line steamers to the"
N r •- Coast, the. most beautiful part of the Island. Includ
ing the famous Caves of Bellamar and rim to Havana,
re-urninsj via Ward Line. F«b. 8.
Illaetrated Clrcalars on Application.
Send tor mir general announcement circular, containing
brief outline of tour, throughout th« United States.
Europe, and all parts of the world; also Travellers" Con
densed Guide, explaining our facilities for furmshlas; rail
road and steamship -lcktts via a.: lines aad to all polals.
Private ears arranged for on short notice.
-
- w ... 85 VXIOX st«tARE. -^-" C^., -j
GailrcaDs.
PENNSYLVANIA
I lE* ATIiRQAP.
■TATTOVS foot «f WEST TWSJNTT-THIR-D STRTsTI
and DBSBROSSES and CORTLANDT - ■..-:■•:-$
I- Th- IfHvlnc tlnn- front h.-,'.r...»r. *N t
"-"•■tlniutt >jr^»>ri. t> rt «■ uiiuim later taan
that clvm brlow for Twenty-third Mreet
station, except where otherwise noted.
■ "■• •». -"• FAST MAlL.— Limited to two -iuffet Parlet
, Cys New Torlc to Pfttsbur*. Meepins CariPtttstrar» «
Chicago. Xn coaches to FUtsburs. *
J :;• A \ ■• *"AST LlNK.— rittaimrsr and Clereland
».oS A. JH. PENX3TL.VANIA LIMITED.— Pullan.n
"-ompariment Sleeping. IHaing. smoking, and Obe.r i
tion Cars. For Chicago, ■ land. Toledo. Cincinnati.
Indian aaajle. Laul*vlll«. St. Louts.
I--..-. 1- 31. CHICAGO AND ST. LOCK EXPRESS.—
tor Totaao. LoulsviKb <rta Cincinnati). Taaamii ii_
Chicaeo, St. Louis. Dlalae Car.
&SS H. ■*» ST. LOCIS EXPRESS.— For PltJsburx.
In4{anan*li.«. Louisvt:>. .-:. Leul*. I .nine Car.
■"•■'■ WESTERN EXPRESS.— F-r Catavak. Tor
Toledo, except Satiirdasjf Dining Car.
T •"••■ »' "I PACL7IC EXPRESS. — For Paeaaaal v]
L'hieaso. ** Kor Kn-ixvllle. daily. via Shenandoan Valley
S.2S i« .M"^LBVEIIAND* lI ANEf" : ciNCINNA : ri kx-
PRE — For Pittsbur*. Cleveland, and ClnelanaU.
W.ISIIIMJTO.V A.MJ IHH SOCTH.
..30. 5.25, 5.25 tDlning Car). 10.10 (Desbri-Asses aad Oort
l»ndt Street*, io.2u> (Dining Car). 10.55 (Dining Car)
a. m.. 12.55 .L".:ung Car). 2.li> 'Desbrcsssa ar.J Corr
lanat Street- r.3 (3.25, ■bngrissliTal Ua all
Parlor ar.d Dinin* Cars). X.25 (Dining Citr). 4.25 iDMm
far*. 4.55 (Dining Car). 9.U3 p. m.. 12.10 nigttt. Sunday.
5.23. 9.25 (Dining Car). 10.55 »Dlni=s Car) a. ■.(■
iu:n:nc Car), (&:3, "Congressional Lira..'* aJX Parlor aM
rinlne Cars). 3.25 (Dining C^r). 4.25 (Dining Car). 4.55
'R"l' nXn X '"ar>. »-2» p. m.. 1210 nigtH.
SOLTHLRN RAlLWAT.— Eisress. 3.23. •».» p. ML. VXli
night dally.
ATLANTIC OAST LIN S. -Express. 9-3 a. m. and 935
p. m. daily.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAT.— Florida aad Metro
politan Llm.ted." 12.53 p. m. dally. Kanresi, 12.10
r.lsht daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN" RAILWAT — F - Mexpnti
and Mew Orleans 3.25 p. m dully.
CHGBAJ>BAJCE * OHIO RAILWAY.— 7.SS a. m. ita
days an.i 4.35 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD Poixr ( OSfFOsYT and NORFOLK-— 55 a. m.
week-days and 8.55 p. m daily.
ATLANTIC C1TY.— 9.15 a. m. ir. 1 2.55 p. m. week-days.
Through Vestibule* Trains. Buffet Parlor Car» *aj
Standard Coaches.
CAPB M.\Y. — 12.55 p. m. w#ek-days.
For points on New York asd Long 3rar.«-h Railroad rtrem
W>st Twenty-third Street Station), •» a. sa.. U
3.23. 4.55 and 11.25 p. m. Sun.l-irs. v.26 a. m.. 4.53 p. m.
<from Desbrosses and Cortla.idt Streets). 9.00 a, m..
12.50. 3.10. 5.10. and 11.30 p. m. Suciaya. 9.43 a. au^
a. 15 p. m.
FOH PHIUDELPH!
«.!« fDestweeses and Cortlandt Streets. 6.20), T. 29. T.SS.
j;.V Sjss. 8.25 (Dlnins Car). «9 55 Penna. Limited*.
10.10 iDe»bros»eg and CortUcdr Streets. MLSV) fDtBjM
Car). 10.55 iDinlng Car). H55 a. in.. 12J5 fTtalaa
Car), 2.10 .De•^^oß9 and Ccrtlanfit Streets. »ja>. 2.55.
3"^i.<Dlß!ns3 "^ i . <Dlß!ns Cart - 5:55 - *-^ s - *-25 tDlnlair Car*, i.ts
(Dining Car>. 5.55 (Dtr.l=c Car>. 7.55. 5.53. SJS 925
I «- m a.l- 1() n '* h '- Sundan. *tft. Tit (aia eoach«i).
8.5, 3.X. »25 (Dinlas Car?, a53a 53 (Limited). 9.53. 10 55
<Dlnlnp Cart a. m.. 1i.15 Olnlnsr Car). 1.85 »Dln!a«
r '»r> ; - < ntntn f CterX 3.55. 4.25 .D'.mi>« CartTTS
(Dtnic? Car). 5.55 (Dlnmg Car). 7 55. 8.2 a. 8.15. •.»
p. rs.. 12.10 ntsht.
Ticket afleaa Xo> - 4>il - my?. 1354. in *** jaj Breadway;
1«2 Fifth A\<>mi« (below 28d st.>; 1 Astor Bouse; W«:
Tw«nty-third Strati fetation, and stations tnnt of Pe»
brosses acd Cort!andt Streets: 4 Cojrr Street. -o r-i'.
ton Street. 98 Broadway and P»>niJ.«v' A=SM *•-
tton. Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. Tha Nt«r T'r»
/ ransf er Company will call hrud check taMM fram
oot»!s and residences throo^h to destination. TMMloai
<:. 4 Elrhteenth Street" la* Pennsylvania RaUraad CaS
Service.
|* »■ HrrcHncyox. t -r. ttood.
| General Miiiajff Ceneral Pass'r AjeTrt.
neWyork central
4«. r t. ns f 1^ I**1 ** *5d5 d depart from Grand Central Station
4_i Street. New Yorii. as foUowi:
Xaw Tork - Arrive N-w Yark,
.•fij*- « Mat! and Paper Traln..._. -T.m afVnT
ts.3»a. m Emplr. Slat* J&pr*a> tC2S p. ra_
t8.30a. n Emplr* State Express tIO.OO p. m.
l!f-S*- m *'«»t Mall 'lO.CO ». su
Uo.3oa.ra Day Express I im^
li.« *•"' •• Rutl <i Express tT.OO »«_
•1.00 p. m 3«Kfcwestem Limited •«.<» p. m_
•2t->p. m v. T. 4 Cbtaaaa Spec.ai -xijft p. au
♦3 3i>p. m - • Albany an 2 Troy Flyer -tU-XOalis
333 p. m Albany Special ..__ t2.00 p sj_
•4.ih)s%. -. .... Detroit Special *10 OA a. B.
•s.3rtn. m T.-.e Lake Shore U.-nited •ft.3o p. si.
•3308. n> St. I>ou:j Llrr.lte** _... "2.38 a. m_
•flkOit p. m Western Express ..... *9.45 j. m.
•^-.p.m... . Montreal £tpr«« - . ■ *T.a»a, sr
'••30 p. m.. Adirondack A Jf-nrr^al Skpreaa.. •« 53 a. au
7JIP- 1 " Puffa - Sserial T-tTa.au,
■ •'•■ Special _ -r.3oa.aw
•9 30p. m Pac-.ae Cxpres* _ «5.30 a. m_
Ji-30p-m Northern >:« York Eora *T. 27 a.
Xl*. 10 a, in. M:ir.ij-.- Expr»=.« »5-30 a- m_
•Dai!,. TD^lT.^^^day^tDalJ^except Xoaassu
HARLEM niVl»lO*.
9.0S A. M. ar.d 335 P. M Dat!- . except 3ur.l«y«. to p-tta-i
CeUJ aad North. Adams. Sundays jnlj. at »3* A. M.
Patlraaa Cars en all thr^-igR tralrs.
Trains JUum'nared w:rh Pintsch lAgin.
Tl;ket oQces at 113 L 231. 415 and I^*» Broadway. 21
tnion s<|. W.. 275 Cotnraboa Aye.. 133 TTeit 125tA St..
1 125 th 5t and l.t«'h St. Stations. N»w V — 333 aai 72*
! Fulton St.. and !C»^ Broadway, H. D.. Brocklyn.
T*i#phi^n» "SCO SSth Street" for V«w V -: Cactral Ca!»
I Service. Barsas* checked from hotel or reatdar.ca bx
weateott Expreas '"ompar.y.
■ P. 3 BLODGETT. eFnßi'.ir, H. OAN-ISTJ
General Snßerlnta=i»nt. Geseral Passensar Anal, f
NEW YORK TO BOSTON !
SPRINGFIELD LINE
V;a Springfield and th» .- i
BOSTOX A\D ALBANY H.VILROAD. -* -
(New T-rlt C-n:ral * Kuiaon River R. R.. L«a*ML)
Trains l*av« Grand Central Station. FasrUi Av«aua a»2
42a treat. New YcrJc. as tttila-mm
Leave Arrive ArrtT» '
>.ew Tork. prtmrSeM. 1 Bosta=
«».O© a. tr.. 12 ** noon - * ' ; *-3° 9- -_
ft2.oonoon. 8 IS p. m. ] i.t»p.
•4 00p.m. 7.27 p. a 10100 p. nu
•ll.<U» p. m. S.H a. m. Al3 a. ns..
Tickets at N-«r Tork Central tlek«t -.fBc««. 415 and 121*
Broadway, and at Grand Ca&iral itatlcn.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Lnjati St. and South Ferry m from South Ferry Sv»
minutes earlier thaa b«low. except as noted).
I Week, daya.! 3uaday»>
Caston Local 7.15 a.m. .......«!
I Eaxton Local 'Vtfj.ni. M ,,, w ,
' Scranton & Reading 8 10 a. as. T — -, I .^
! BawaßtMl t Reading 4.40 p.m. .........
Mauch Chunk & Readtr^ 1.20 p.m. 1.00 p.m.'
I Mauch Chunk a Reading ' 4.40 p. ta. 8.30 a. ia_,
1 Lakewood & Atlantic City...... I •.40a.m. ........
Lakewood ,v Atlantle City 3.40 p.m. .........
Lakewood t Bir-«t • 9.40 a. m. «1«.15 a. .-n.
i Lakewood & Brtdctttm f 1.30 p.m. I _ .....:
Likimortd Local ! 'i.l Op. m. ' .........
' Lakewood * Barnecat S.oo p. m. • _......;
N. T. A Lon« Branch R. R *-.3O a. m. ' 8-00 a. a—
N. T. & Long 1 Branch R. R I 10a.m. ,TT
N. T. & Lons Branch R. R 1 •4.45 p.m. I 'i(O>av
N. Y. & Lons Branch R. R....1 8.30 p.m. I ■■_»««»ej
ROYAL BLUE LIN E
for riiiL.vnnLPXii.i.
1*4. 25, ts.oo. 'ft-00. *iaoo. ni.so a. if.. »i.ool ti*u
tS-OOx, «3.40. t4.ort. |»4.00. t4.30. 'S.OO. »7.0 a tTJO. |9.00?
I •tO-25 P M-. "1- . ' " mdt.
BALTUIone ASD XVASniXCTOX.
♦".00. 110.00. -11.30 A. M.. »l.eO. t1.30*. •5.40. •B.O<V;
•7.00 p. M.. '12.15 radt.
OrHcen: Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry. 113. Ml. 494.
1300. 1.W4 B'way. IS2 sth Are.. 737 4th Aft, 25 Usicn S<u.
West. 153 Ea.«t 125 th St.. 273 'West 12Bth at. 215 Hiam"*
bus Avb.. New York; 4 Court St.. 344. s<*) FnltMl 3t.,'
Prooklyn. 99 Broadway, 7/illlair.!«bur«. New Tork Trana-s
: fer Co. calls for and cheeks baffaas* to ilitlaaUit
•Trcm Liberty St. oclv. »DA»y. TDally. except Sna-«
I day. ISundays em!y. xj»ar!3r Can* cn!y. \
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. I
L«av« NEW YOKK CITY. South F«mr. Lb.r- 3t. **w
Chlcaea. Pl'.tsbura; '12.10 nt. '12.15 at.
Chtcaat). Columbus. '12.55 p. m. »I.o(>p.m. riß^r.
rtttsburst. Clrre 112.M a. m. fl.oo p. m. Dtnerr
Pittsburs. Cl«ve t1.23 p. m. tl.3op.ra. Din«r
••P:tt>barg Limited" •8.55 p.m. «T.f« p. m. Buffea
Cincinnati. St. Louls..^*l2.U>nt. *12.1 Sat. ~
Cincinnati. St. Lou:* 't>&s a. m. •laoOa.m. Etner,
I CinclnnaU. St. Louis •A380.it.. '7.00 p. m. , Ba(f»e
Nart ouc •• -iidVAL- n'i^^T^Al^ 0 "•
Washlnston. Ba'.to t?.93 a. in. ♦iOO a. ra- BuOvl
1 Washlncton, 8a1t0.. ...... *».55 *. m. '10.00 a. ra. Dlaer?
' •Washington. Balto -.*11.2S a. m. •11.30 a.m. N.i«. 1
Waehln^tan. Balto *H.SS p. n%. '1.00 p. m. IMtar.
WuhißftMi. Hallo tl.ako.ci. tL3Op.m. Diner.
••Royal Limited- - . . '3.3S p. .-n. "3.40 p.m. Dtner.
Waahlnaton. Balto *4.55 p. v. •t.O» a. sa. Dtn«r.
Waahintton. Bait •«.« p. m. •T.OO a. m. BullWt
Waatilnttoa. Balto *12. 10 nt. *12.J5 at. 81e«p«Ta
•Dally. tDally #xc«pt Sunday. ISunday enly.
Offices: 113, 261. 434. 1300 Broadway. 25 Union Square,.
W.. 391 Grand Street. V. V-: S4S Futtoa Street. Bronkiya;
Whitehall Termtaal and Liberty Street. Basris« caeclMer
from hotel or restdenc* to destination.
L-EHICH VALLEY.
*• ■•'— ' — **1 r-linrmnilTTiihn—rWui ii 8- '!
• .•DsOly. tExcepiStxnd«». Soadaj ch>o CKJ3. dtleV
Ea..ton Loci ~. WifitfV» T i? j
BVjhlo * Ntacara F»«* Local...!!":.::.::. IT*) 1 » ••: 50 ii 1
IsuiAi» »nd Chie.itfo jCxprrM iju» iDsOiM. •
s*-OCDiA»ow» lotPMaB. tii»*a tu'ro *•*
M»ach Chuni: and Hazlnos Local *elJ.+O r » *di2JO » wi
WU2e*-B*rrp aad Vwitni Ei?re»a. tt.S r * n.iu ■ 1
KastoaLocal t3.lt) t».a>r*«
Chicago and T(-nnti> Vestibule Express.... '5.55 r« U) ri:
TH.B KTJrgALO TaAor ♦:.M y M oS.CO nj
11clistsapiiynllmanisrnwaisitMinSMatltt.aai.Me. Bi. aad }
l"at JJrontwaT. l^J Jtli ATe.,t3 Calo« »qm TVe»t. a»Col'!ml»«s ;
at,.n Y.ltoFnlta«SL.4&mal.afßrM*M*sa«Ft Fnltoa ;
at.. Brooklyn. B. Y. Tranafn Co. will eaU for aad ciuci K *«TTi !
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. |
Trains Uava FranjCla it. Btation. Xe* York, aa t-4r»,
«.i. and 15 mm. Alar foat \\m:i 421 St.. N B.: H
•7:10a.M. — Kor ln%-rnu i>cint» to a. winy * Meat*!. ;
UIJU A U. — tl> Htkl*o« Rlv. * Uah. lotm.
•l.uuP. M.— Chicago rqrssa,
•2:25 r. M. — Cor.t. Urn. for Detroit. Qtfcao* St. LatiUh
t8:45 P. — .2) For Kud»un River Points A Albany. \
•«;15 P. JC.— For Roeh.. Bu-Talo. CtevfJ « Cnlcaso.
t7:-»5 P M.— Roch.. Budaio. Detroit A St. Loaia. '
•»UP it. — For Syra.. Roch.. >:a«. Falls, ret. A Chi. '
•Dally «Dal!y. except Sunday. Leave* Bi%x.klyn Aa->
nex. No. ! at tiou.s a. M.; No. 3 at *3:0S) P. M. U«r*
Jersey City P. R. R. Sta. No 1 at tll:2o A Si.; N<v a
at t3:35 P. M. Tlm« tab at principal hotels and oftlce*.
Basjaga checked :-on hotel or resl4ene« by Westoott'a £sv
P. S- BLODCETT. C E. LAMBERT.
Otn'l Suparlatendent. C«n'l P>w r A*"!f*. ■
r" '
Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, toot Baxelajr and Christopaar ats^ •
t«;OUA.M. — F»r BlacAamtoa *r. 1 3yr«cu*e. V
•10:00 a. M. — For Buffalo, Chicago an 4 at. Laata.
•1:40 P. M.— For BuSaia aa4 Chicago. "'
t4:OOP M. — For Seraatoa and Plymouth— BuffK. .
.' •TIOF M— For Burtalo and Ch«»«o
•8:45 P.M.— For Utle*^ Omwejci. Itaac* BuSKkk '■ ',
•2:00 A. M. — ter Buffalo and Calcaxo — Through W—yl
«rs epen » K. ;
Tickets at 429. 1193. 113 Broadway. S3 Lafaysta Ft. ML
Bth Aye.. 133 W. I23ta 3t_. 14 Park PL. X. V.. aad aafi
raltoa St. t Brzct^-a. - Vv .*l>aUx. - tSxc^pfjtaadK^S
~ -~~' "^ " ■ — XIX »■ — -^^ i i efc» ■ ■■ *^ ■■ ■ i —^»^e^^B
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