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  • New York Tribune (New York, NY) 1901-02-21 [p 13] · Snrrogutee' JCotlcee ficittroaOc. COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET?. Niw-Yark.Febnary 2-\M-% BEAKS ANDPEAS— Tha market I**tillIna very
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Snrrogutee' JCotlcee ficittroaOc. COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET?. Niw-Yark. Febnary 2-\ M-% BEAKS AND PEAS— Tha market I* *tillIn a very dull condition. JcXib.sg trad* 1* small and export order* come to hacd very .louiy Price* are not materially change.!. i-n there Is rather an **«y feelicg. especially on marrow ¦ad red kHr.ey. "' - qmw Beans, marrow, choice, per hush. >. 4. ($J 43- .1" meJiurn. choice. J. 23; do pea, choice, bbta. •:*; in bags. 12 224912 25: «i red kidrey. , cliodre. (2 2>*. >\o wfeits kMney. choioe. $2*o; do yellow e:e. eh-: c, li 6?, .-: . Mack turtle soup, choice. $1 1 } $I*s: do lira*. California. S3 *O: Imported giants. 2 'S'J >2l«i; imrTte-l marrcw. 52 2 1 >'5$2 25: iraDoried medium. 1 1 £-'iit2 l'»: greea r*_.«. bags, il 25; do Scotch, bag*. $130S*l . :• . BUTTER—The market is in good shape. Sur-plies are ; coming forward fairly, but there 1* a very satisfactory jd«mar.d and stock Is moving out readily. Price* are firm j f<ir fancy qualities cf table butter and steady for nearly 1 all othtr sorts. Exporters are showing _ little Interest in 1 itorape creamery «t a cost of 1731*.- and In fresh factory ¦at lw9U later for standard packings in small tubs. ; Rolls are tcarce and tending somewhat higher. The best • of the renovate! butter moves out pretty well. We quote: Creamery, extras, per Ib 23.. do first*. 21522';.. do ;seconds. IDSl.'OVtc: do lower irrade*. le^lSc: creamery. I held, fancy. 2f«e; do firsts. l7V<2l*'*c: do held, thirds to seconds. 15317 c: Sate dairy, half firkin tub*, fresh. finest. ?>©2lc; do tubs, fr*»h. firsts. 15319e: do seconds. '¦ 1*"717 c: tubs, fall made, flcest. l<ic; do seconds. l4 l i'Blsc; I tul>a. thirds. 13Q14c; State dairy, firkins, aummer made, 14.: l»sc Western Imitation creamer>'. finest. 1949 19 He; do I lower grade*. 14#l«ic. Western factory, fresh, fancy. 14 4 1 Clsc; do fair t.. choice. IS*4*Tl4'«c; factory or 'lair>. i lower lrrid «a- 120134 c: Western factory, held. nne»t. I 13H*J14;; do common to prime. Ilfll3c; roll*, fresh. ; choice. l«4e: do common to prime. 12^14c; packing stock. lltilj'-c. renovated butter, fancy. 17 4<JlS4e; do com- 1 Bon f* choice \2ilK-. CHEESE— There Is a continued fairly active derr.and for trail cheese from the home trade, and with stock* , rapidly reducing, more especially of colored, the market shows tncreafin* strenzth. with 12«ic about as low a* fancy fall made can now be obtained, and we bear of orcarlcna! specially desirable lota exceeding that a frac- tion. Small size white are selling fairly, though not a* active as colored, hut fancy grades held firmly at gen- erally 12c. Large sixes have attracted rather more at- tention from the nome trade, and probably I.o<X> boxes large colored have worked out la the local dealers th* fist few days, while exporters have taken close to 1.000 boxes more, mostly Urge white at lOHc for fall made and 10c fir storage. Skims only moderately active at th* rrcment. but prices held about steady. Liverpool cable. Ms for eclcred aud .•.<)• for white. We quote: Stat«. full cream, MMM, fall made, colored, fancy. I2'«c: co »hl'.e. fancy. 12c; do small, choice. H4Sll*»c: do good to ;-.r.r 10»«t?lH«c: d.-> c mmon to fair. !<40104c; la lama, fall made, f.nv. 11311 1 ..-; do large, choice. lO'tQ lv'ie: do got»i to prim*. 1 ', l'j«c. 1- ommon tj fair. S'sfiOSc: light eklms. small, choice. a ¦SK-. to Urge. choice. 740* c; pert «k!rrs prime, f'i^^zr: rt-> fslr 10 gixd. 535'» c; Jo common. 3»Mc. full tk.roif. 14 •- rC.GS— A detidtd ad\ ar.ee »a« rsutliihed to-t'ar a* a resu't cf the recent acme tracing, much of which has been srieculattve. and the arttbdrswa] ef furt*i«w eaaaM« era&ie lo's from the mark*t on \\>stern accoant. Va 'Change this mornir.g the opening solos >¦{ l*-*l trestera rood* were a; 17Hc. Lat^r !fr> ca.'-f of Nebraska •li nt 17*«c. anJ 3*> care kru «n ini.-K cf Northfm Ohio at ISr. After the call tr.e— was ttfer'. M ¦-•¦ih:i»h on l e market, but It i.i not —eeeaj. »n.l tr.e bf.>ln<s« e( «• day has been settled quite generally on tiie ta»l» of live for best Western ana ll »i>' for average i-rime Southern. I'lrtles ard cheers not plcr.tj. ar. : are wtrll sustain*... We .;\ic,:t: J*r»<»y Btata an* P#Baayhr*nls. taaey. *"- ledad. «HTe. t^r -io en. t»HC2to: *» t*ner. ¦•Isetsfl. tr.v. T r. 19c. A'< a\erase prime. IS3 I* 1*":1 *": Westara. fr.sh gathered. flnt«. 17*«o; do regular park'ri;?. f^ir ti> gocd. 17'j174~: K'-r.'ucKr. ctcjely r'sileiS. fa. ;••:'. 174617-4 C; Kaataeky »r.d Teeacasas. avrrare rrinw *¦ "• Hv« •**•» y-u.herr.. ptitna. lV'«c; Scuthera, fresh Eather«d. rur to *n"d. l«">317c: dlrtiej. lo l j -?l»5o; che?ks. I4 1 »*»15c: re- (rUteralors. es-ly ;«cked. K>~<jd in ch- Ice. Ut' '*':¦•: *> onwi 1.1 folr. I39KVie, nttTTTS—FRESH—App!«* in heavy soppiy. but meet- ing 1 a gfwd ou!>i at well sustained r r \u0084-c». Crir.berre* tend ti accumulate, and rr^ik-t we»k. »»h orts:ie flg- ires es»reme. Very little- .l".lrtjr in grai»*s Pi:ieir:!c» a'.sa quiet, but ¦¦¦•:¦ Ftr !a r.rar.ge* la liberal .-uit:>- ar.d se.l ng tlow'.y ur.'ess strictly choice. Straw berries quite p'.cnty ar;J w.>rkirg cut slowly at unirn- t roved prxe*. We quo:e: Apri". Sr'tsenburr. fiir t> fancy. r«-r bM. »:i«r».V rth*n Spy. tait to fancj-. t. ¦¦<> ti?4: Hen Pa\is. fjrer. J3SJ3SO: do fa:r '««»!. $2 2.-9 12 75- Italdwln, c"!i sttrase. fancy. tZ'HJ .>>: do '•.¦¦m- mr.n »tor. se »(nd ta prime S3 OOgffa Oreeninr. **M to eh.ice. f2i:.^|3 25. di fair to rood, f^t- ? rt : hirl »jr'»- f.es. conim.n ti fair, tl30TJ3: cranberrlfs. i'ij*_« ™1. r*r fcbl. irenSA; 4e Jersey. rrMr.r. repa.ke.l. J7.VI; Uo per crate. J2 Pf2 *>. crangr-s. Fl^r.ia. rer b X. fl-.Tt.ST: rrv f-:!t H'afl- tane-rir*-!.. »1 .Vi«ss :¦•>; »tra* b«rrif s. Florida, ln ice boxes gooi M fsr.cy. -*»r qt. 27.fiVic: rto , rtn crates, good to choice. 2T.BAX-; Jo ptwr to f»r. tStf^V. _.. \u0084•, . HiriTc—i Kirn— Bvap. rated arolc* ar« he 11 wl n * little rrore eatOOtOf. bu« .-emand llfcht W^»"fe«irtm- cut lmrrAvernent. Fun d-i«.l arrle* gui«:. though *trii-Tiy chore MaUtj nrld steaiy. Chops ar.l w«t« *^ f .»«J tar.cy occasi.nallv comrr.and a prem:u::i. tma.l frui.s In tyrhtev tun- v ard high. Cal fornla fruit re..-ivin« mere attention at un-har.sM rcicrt. \%V oucte: .\k-K ev*prat<d. fan-y. r»r «>. «4U7c-; ,io choice MttSe; 4a r-irrje 4ij'a4Sc: do poor to mod. tOlUe: do »un -tT'ed. Stlcad. 3i/4'.c: do o.uaner*. 3'j4' t r; «£**«, e S!S. l S*fi2 do chnps. M r 1". TV 115*1 T.-.. do cor.-s an| •' lr. . .-ntf II- clterriea, 140UHc; r*»r^«rrie». mgnW. i.>i«J>-. bsrklafactfle*. 14'jli-; blaekberrtes. .•W*^! ai 'L'-se*' California. Mv>rpaik. HiiMc. d» P.cyal. ••¦»« "»'•---. itiarnt* lal.furr.la. p«rle.l. i:ul s - d"> uni>*ele.l. ..'i'iv; prjn-». ""'"iinrs-TF^li'r^ves alone- slowly at about term* rni -ri In lee 1. tiere have b--ep nj f.a"ite» d-ve;o:«j! f-r some time \u0084a.«t Bu>ck. are omty ¦•U » r.ar..l. anl 1.011- 11* f-vl sun-tent cvnf.<ienc« m the ut «. \u0084f ih* ir..ir..<t to t>rever.t aav rresvire |a ?'!! at i re#»r.t. «• qtM^s. l*«. d.olce. t-rr rb. IWJ«c: c«.> g«v.l to t rlrnr. 17tf ]k.- do cfrrmon to fair. 14i»l«r; do IKf.t. cimmm to «a<ice i..^l4c; Pacific Oo«»t. Vj^O. chrlce. IMTtSe; <Jo irooj to i.r:TH- l^l.'c: ¦'¦ > >¦• mn.on »« »»tr. ¦ « it 1 -^ ' ¦= .«• > iv»». twvir to chel-e. sjU--; i^tate and rSrl'.lc Coast. I.v». AJCD*«TBAW— HAY— Th« mnrh-t maintain* It* »t-a4ine-» and fall prtcee. «uor»tir!n «re f,r hay of me-.-rian'able feeding metlt f"irn Ni. 3 to prime, home or tVe tjok re>ectt..r» ire KillIn HtSt. f«r mtilrh there I* 1 . aato '1.ver gia.ir*are iru,-l sellen wttll ««altt]l up «¦• the Dcooer mark. «> %at**: Prln»». Urje Nk.ee. per J« Tl> W9'.>7'jc; No 1 do. yiti:C4c: No 2 do. K.JH'n . N" •• .I.i T.'it'Mtc clover nilxt-J ,: .. WVitVi.-: .l<ner. prime •: >. Z'h"' c- salt har do. «<»tf4V. Small an! Urjje l.a>s are ««otsd quite rloeely -1 t!i« rre»e.n llrhr r>:n ..f supply. ItTRAn*— Receipts have Irrrr.^--. tut are rone t-w» large for thi* rorurars"*'^ t* 1 * market. We <j>ot* long rye at -- l :U"vio f^r g»<l t'i better *!>!•• I;e<-«lpr» ..f hir ai S straw In tons. rep. rtel «t th* Trod ice Kxohar.ge st !..- n ta AtJ were: Bj Hudsun Itlve- Itailr.^d. JKt>. Krie. ..' l»er.HM.han:a. 4J: r»-:a»ure. Udnwantii snd West- ern." 14": Weft i-h'-re. 4'i : Lrliigh, Valley. li». Central cf fC%W-Jtl»*J. '.*'. total. V«t ton* Ite-'lpt* cf •»•» by river. IT* ior.». Iteceipt* cf hay and straw for »eeM »• New-Tork for f.lWwirg ft are S : 20- ,-l'-b. 13.-. Hudson BUM* *Ui'.rr%<! ... .2.0-" 14" 1 920 l**J Krt. •« "- . .j> 4> IVr.nsy".van'.a ••-» 3'jn Z'»> 2" » lieUwar* Lj-k.and We»tern. 21'» — - If ' — V.-.H !=h. re »¦» - 114 I^ehlgh Valley v " — l.'» lUl'lniore and Oil . 2*» — 17" — dentrml *tK«w-Jtis*y Sl>> 2i» SO — Vermor.t t.Vn'ral 1*) — — — Total* Sim 5M> *.&7O SV> Kxp'Tt* ?'>r the week For Leitk. T. 4&9 bale*; ni.n. 4'C«; lia\ana. LMli I ': o»;re»o, !•*.»; KanilaiH. SM7; Uer- rr.ula 344; Kingtt'.n. '-*>. tHauara, 01. Forto Hlco. 17. ll»xico, »; t-ital. lOIAM bales. Bxpsgta t_»t %•*?_. 1<>.«»77 tai«s LTRT -AL: B— OseeipU '.» carloaU by freight and ah'.ut '£ by er;.-?.-. Dm.dad n>o.i»rtte and market i.»:.-'iii.:. «<-ak. though ' i:n-: prl>»-« Air anmiimi We nw te: Fosrta, i»-r It.. 11^. ihi'-k<rns. 9o; n»»?<-r* 7o; turkey*. It^l'i'j :. ducks, average \VV»'«m, 7»0l*"ic: ge«-te. fl n7'l*l «2. 1 lg« n». 30t.tW- . .. . .DRK.<aEI>- He cstpta of besh WIJM sultry rontlnue falrlr literal, u!.:!¦• general demand Is slow. Se>c«ed small young ben tur keyn are ni.t ;•>¦.•¦.• aui htM firmly at 12.-. but Mveiage irrole* «.f h.r.s tllffl'-ult above 11 'ic. Fat.i-y young t..ni turkey* »ell:rii£ fairly at lOe, In ln»nn'n a shade hurher. i>ui tMMVf delchta are slow at any rrlre above eld t'.rr.s. r.j»l!> pltr.ty aii-1 d'Jll. mlth Itw extr»ni*. and plenty of good useful fovla .fl^rirgat !•'•»•-. Fancy soft in«-a'ed ".Vcjterr. chleken* »cry «<"arce. I. r.d few here *¦- d enough t-i exceed *??!*•. <"3rx.na plenty ... ¦lull. Fsjaey yiunn • ¦ -i, : ¦ . • • flow. Tame aquah* plenty and dull. We ii 'c Tur- ke>«. West-rn. y< ung hen*, fancy. 114W12c. 014 her.*. l»4c: young Irnni, prime, »;d«V: rlj tnm*. Sft'i'je; do l*vir to fklr. 7t)*e; l.rot>rs. w'nt*r. under 2 Iti to pair. ?•«•: do Philadelphia. 24 U 3 I*> 11 pair £V*. do 3'» to 4 tt.. le<lT2-«<-;1 e<l T2-«<-; r»>astlr.f chicken*. Philadelphia, selected. Uriry ISTI»<-: <ift medium rra-I°s. 11'al.T do I'er.nsyl \ani». larre 11912 c: d> far fo good, fttjlnc: ¦. Ohio »r:l JllcMran. nalde.l. :i\era»e Nsr. ligiO.-; ether We«t- ern. Ary \A~Y»4, aTrr'tire f>e«t. I>^lik-: do «.h! VI. OS t 10c: do filr to, goo*!. H»m-e: ektcketts *nd fowls. West- ern, mixed. a*.»rage keag. 9 1 i < Tl'*i*. do fair to good. •• t»c: fo»ly. Btsta ar;d |*Wn»j|is»:ls_ ..... .-,., r [\u0084. <n Ohl>. and Mlchiran. »<-«lde.l. fanoy. We; other Waal em. •• rick^. Cat ¦ *H<IMV-: ,io scalded. t»He>lfto. .".1 Vfifn. heavy. J>.is»4<v do fair to rood. friHAic; oH rooster* f^«'ie: csrxne. Philadelphia, large. ivtl 1-) rre,}lcn\ liS'Jl^c: do email and slip*. liV»l_. do We*t- err. larre, IS'?<- d-» mixed weights ll'U'«. '. • mull mi «!lis. V-. du'ks. Ohio ar.l HI h<«ai f«n'v. ir'»*!lS.-: do .... rri-Te, 12»»K"ic: ... rood. fSMIc; «—---. Western, -rime 949 Mc; .1" mmmr to fair. *!»*<¦: sousha. choice, larre. white ncr doien. M . do r.ilxel «2 2^«»t2.v>: fin irk «1 .-iw«l75. • JAM); — Wry tew sn!i« or plover arrivlnßT U d 4u-l_« nnlv moderately ar»lve. f~»i.on« dull. Rabbit* very plenty, <lull and weaker. We onote: Enarllsh »nl|»e Bad ro.den rl.-ver per dorea. |2 2MIS2W»: gras* plover. *1 V>v» IS: ducks, ii:,. •« rb average to Dale. $^V>«»3. .!<» light welrh»*. »I<Ts2: do re,lh^ad. 5 IT> average to pair. »l BOwfJ; do :irht«elrhf. 7V '«! 25; wild ducks, mallard. TV^tl: So teal hloewlp». 4i"4f.W: ¦ ihMr». prime. large. undrawn, per pair. 12t»1S4e; •!•• drawn and poor. MfMe. Jark nihhus. prime. Northwestern. MiffUK: do t~<uthwe«t- arm. SO»*>r POTATOES AND VEOKTAHLTS — Dnmestlc potatoes dhow Irregular Quality and value: choice. r*M steady; nermiKJs and Havana *el!tn« »lowly. Sweet potatoes plenty and weak. Domestic onions firm for fancy, but I ¦¦-'. stack dull and Irrerular: nerrauda and Havana nnlons held «te»<fy. Florida ve«etab!ea In fair *upplv, and *how M material change; rffer:n^s enow a wide range In quality, and while anything choice sells well, poor rtock drain at irre«rul_r figures. North Carolina and Charleston lettuce nearly all poor. Norfolk kale and spinach firm and hither, with <vcast">nal eales above quotation*. Other teouthern vegetables more plenty »r. i dragging. Ber- muda snd Havana vegetable* flr"' f r choice. California caullf.ower* tn large accumulation »n-< weak Caltf-wnl* l<ea* quit*plenty, hit *»lllne; well. Other vegetable* ab"iit a* quoted. We «iunte: P«.t»"v» S- Her— 11 '•» par rhl Pi«S • .- Kt»te. per I*o n>. fir7fl»l73. MlcMran. per l"0 tb, $125S»1«2: State and We.tern. per sack. tlV*«l»> •weet». Jersey, per bfcl. ?1 V»lt*l ; 60 per barker 75* l^tc; beets, per lf» bunches. $?.(rt.-, /<,, Fl^rMa. top« off. Ml rrat*. 630?5r; Bermuda, per erat*. 75c«J>l; carrots. Nes Orleans, per 100 hunches f3S$4: do Bermuda, f r • rate 75c0Jl- celery, per o^*en stalk*. IT. iTT.V do Florid* per case, II 50<J13 50; cabbage*. Suite, per ton. $1295 l. r »: do Florida, per bM rrat*. |i»J|:m chicory New-Or- ]».-( per b>I flfls<l: ca-4llf|( mers. Florid* per basket. }2t1?3; rto California, per <-m«e. $] 23{t$2 art; erg- plants Florida, per box, fl .V*T«3 escarole New-«>r- le*n». per bM. $4U$5: kale. Norfclk ,^ hhl •VKI7S,-- kohlrabi. Orteaa* p«r 100 hunches J4BJS- let. _¦__ per bssket. 75(n*225: do orlenn*. per Ml $31|M: okra. Havana, per carrier. I2IJW; .f.<.,r« Bermuda • n-< Havara. i*ej er*»* t? 29 do Connecticut »n<l Kastern «*J!»-J» bM. WSSajßiss do v-:i « f2.-Mrtt: <i- red. R2T.YS.V rt« Oran«* County white per bjg $2 S<V||f4 a©- *y.gfv*»aOp_n; do P»*te irj -«»™ red. per 150 fh.' »_afi»t2V» do yellow. *2 .W»r«;7s : (j o Utate and Western white per d-.ih|. heal bbl. *28»4; do yellow. $2 2&»52 .V»: J?*XS*«» '•?**?,..**** Florida, per basket or crate. *1fioflW; do Call'orrta. i»r "vox. f 1 730*.: pepper*. FMn'. per carrier »1 »*?? 2TJ parsl*>-. Kew -OrUana. per 100 bunches J4: do Bermuda per crate |»<jf> vi : pannlr,«. Long Itiar. and Jersey /par bbl.' J.IrJUJ3; romalte. J'*-^;'""*. JJJ tbX. f 4CJ3: d» Crmud*. per crete $1 25«« I Bft; A<i Flo»1'1a per basket SI 2S9SI 90- _«____* Sli V* 11 M: TO" •¦¦*"• Florida pVr craTe. SI .•••lS: * r » : lV h -.5?r. bbl - 75cf1»l turnip*. Canada LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool. Feb. 20. 4 p. m. — Cotton — Spot qu'.et; price* birely steady; American ratd.i!lr.g. 3 .VIM Th. sales of the. day were «.'.-. bales, of whtch COO »- for specula- tion and erport and Included 5.500 American. Receipts. SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS. Galveston. Feb. 2»>.— Cotton quiet and steady: middling. 9!« c; 1..w middling. SU-ltic; good ordinary. 7'ic. R*- cripts. 3!.'J."' bales; exports to the Continent, 1. 100 bales; ears. SOW bales; stock. i:».>25 bales. Norfolk i-VL 2V.— Cotton quiet; middling. SHe; low ra.iMlink". 8 11-l«io; i'»l wrdlnaxy. a l-lr>c. Receipts. 673 baits; exports coastwise. 62i» bales; sales, 311 tales; ato- k 2t>,liO bale*. Savannah Feb. 20.—Cotton «julet; middling. Oc: low mlJdliog. SVsc. Receipts. 2.33« bales: exports eoa*twl*». I*-. bales; sales. 4.7 bales: stock. 94. 13. bales- New-Orleans. Feb. 2t>.— Cotton steady; ml<Sa_t_(. » 1-lCc- low middling, S l-l«c; good ordinary. 7 11-HV. R^ceiDts 7 733 b-le.». exports to Great Britain. 4.000 bales: coastwise. 1.7b7 bales; salts. 4.000 bales; stock. 'Mobile bale*. 3) — Cotton <juiet: middling; Oc: low mid- Mobile Vtii ID —Cotton qui*t: miildling. 9e; law aM- dili..;. 17-1*; kvkxJ ordinary. 7 13-lOc. Receipts. 15<> bales; sales. 200 bales; stock. 20.227 bales. . Men phi.. F«b, Cotton easy; middling. • t-I8c; low middling 8 7-l6c; good ordinary. 7 13- 16 c Nat i*c«lpL*. 941 bales- gross 1 "** bates; shipments. 1.777 bales; sales. 1.750 bales; stock. 131.17* bales. Augusta Feb — Cotton quiet: middling. 9 3-1 80; low middling. '8 15-lCc. Receipt*. 4>9 bale*; shipments. 472 bales; sale*. _* bales; stock. 81.531 bale*. Charleston. Feb. — Cotton quiet; middling. B\c. Re- ceipts. 147 bales; stock. 9.«9« bales. Houston. Feb. Cotton steady; raMdlln*. 8"42: low luufdlirc 65»-l«c. good ordinary. 7 13- toe. Haaalpta. 8.384 bales; sale.. 7.723 bales: shipments. 321 bales; stock. 101.814 bale*. Ct. Lou*. Fab. Si. — Cotton dull: middling. Mac: low middling. 9%a: goo.l ordinary. Se. Net receipts. Ml bales: grots. 1.17- bale*: shipments. S9w bales: stock. 75.030 btUea. To Atlantic City via Lakewood Central R. R. of New Jersey SPECIAL EXPRESS 3 HOURS AND 8 MINUTES Is now In operation on week days only. This aplradtdly i aaulPD*. train, composed of parlor and new vestibule*] j e-aVhS: «_d drawn by hard coal burning, giant mm | pound enrines. leave* New York, foot Liberty St.. at 1 3 40 P. M. and South Ferry 3.33 F. M.. arriving Atlantic I ¦•\u0084 6-43 P. M. Leaves Atlantic City 8.30 A. M.. arriv- I ing New York 11 40 A. M. Lackawanna Railroad StAtUna la New Tork. foot of Barclay and Christopher Sta. l**.iv«. Arrive. Elmira Mall t_:00 A. M. M 00 V. M. I Laekawanra Limitad *10:«9 A. M. *9 0» P. M. ' New York A Chicago Ex «I.«P.M. M«_F. M. I bcraatoa Express M:0» P. M. tl-:*-V P. M. j Chicago & Buffalo Limited <.:l» P. M. *7:39 A. M. L'Uea. Oaw*go Ithaca * Buffalo •8:45 M. •DMA.M. Buffalo * Cnleaao 1mw. .. . «2:U)A. m *I0:4O A. M. Sleepers open at »_» P. M. 1 Tickets at »3 Fifth At*.. «34 Culumbua Aye.. 113 and I 429 Broadway. 14 Park PI.. US W. 123 th St.. and 333 F_l- ' ton St.. Urocklyn. ; U'*atcott'» Express Company will call far and <_*.« ! fcaggag* *» d&*uaallon. tKxtept Suaday. •Dally. 1 A DVBRTl:s_a*r-.NT_ and subscriptions for Th* Trlbuna i JrX. received at th».lr Uptown Offlca. No. 1.242 Broadway ! 24 doer north of ttlat-at.. until • o'clock p. m.; advertise! inents '*.-.-: at th» following branch offlees at r«*ru;ar or" ¦- rate* until ' o'clock p. m.. viz.: ¦_'3» _v. .",. « I cor. 2:M-st.. l.Vi flth-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: M. . , 6t:i>ava* ! and 14th-st.. ... Cjlumbus'ave.. near West dttih-at.; 10ii •-••..•:- near tith-av*. ; 02 Cut 14th-*t.: 257 W**t ._¦¦. ,1 trt ween 7th and .^th aven.; 1.9 Bast 47th-st.; l,30« Sd-ave.. between 74th and 77th .t.. I .12* 3.1 ay... near • Ut-st . 1.70* lat--v. near «l»th-st.: 754 Tramont-ave. . . 6S"» Sd-ave.. n«ar -et.: 534 ad-ay*. . 210 B.»«.-_*r- .i ; I 32S Bleecker-et. I NAVAL STORES A firmer fueling prevailed pretty much throughout th« •tit !iv 1.-, ppirtt*. with sale* at 40V»c. Th* strength «¦," caused by an a_»aa«a at Savannah aad an Increase In iii. local demand. Rosin was quiet but steady, whit* t*r run i f.rrt We quote: TAlt— Regular*. S3: do oil bbls. S4. SPIRITS TURPENTINE — 4aO4o*»c. ROtilN — CXimmon to Kood strained. SI &5. E. $1 73. F. Me©! Q |199: 11. lIW. I. »1 95. K. $205. M. 13 15, N. IS SB: W O. t2 B<>; W W. $3. STOCK IN HAND Bo*: a 36.732 bhls Spirits turpentine 2.20'> bbls Tar ... 1.120 bbls Charleston. Feb. 20 — Turpentine— Nothing doing. 9BH ffSrtc itosln firm, unchanged. tiavannah, Feb. 2U. — Spirits turpentine __, Mo: re- ceipt*. I£4 Uils: *ale>. 133; exports. 13-. Rosin dull and utK.sris.-t. receipt*. 2.572 bbl»; exports. 1.958. (»rlean». Feb. 20.— Receipt*— Rosin. 90 bbls. Wilmington. Feb. a) — Spirits turpentine firm. 3<J4©37e- Maata f.rm. |1 13«$1 20. Crude turpentine firm. |l am 12 3i>. Tar quiet. ,1 15. London. Feb. a\— Tttrpentlne. M* 6d. ormca m\i:k7:s r_o__<;RATH ChJea_ Feb J».~ Cattle— Receipts. 11.500. Including 6n»» tTxY» Ooed «« ch.rtc* steeis. |B«9I9 Canner* st-onger- kutcl.ers" »iock» steady. Texar.s >:o» ijool t.> tirlir*ete-r» jIUn^M. i«»r to medium. -V. •"•"¦{l 4 .so. itVaers h.m* ™Al'r, f l"w. li T..814 .Vi; cow*. *2 3u5*4 IS: helVr* K'sii'i:|4:C>; cannrr*. II >^r*J2 M>; bulls slow. $_.'.! 3»*4 »' ralv-s steaJy to strong. |«t|Hß| T«xs» fed steers. ifSotttS' Texas traps steers J.T «.iari; Texas bulls. 128001390 Hog»—lteceipl* t lay ¦Ji.Otm head, lonur ro* lesttmated). 3-VrtO; left over. 3.o»iu; arttye. ,Vffl«>c f irl^r 'nlxerl an-1 but.h'rs". 15 2." U&47 ta; g'*^l to choice \r»T'.t"v>v^ZV. rough heavy. ti :M|»M; light, »5 23*» ti 4i.'bulk sale? |l»7Sn»."» *5V >heep— Receipts. t2.W«» fhe^u l«>c hlKh*r: fan^y weih.'r* up to $5. lambs strong 10 ,V higher, yearlings up to ii: good to choice wether*. *ii*4 «*• fair lo ckoare n»t»e,l. $.1 ?>>«?• 1O; Western »h»(-p *4-i*4<V>: Texas sheep. « S/lidJ3 »X%; nit|v» lamb*. J» V>irli 25: V.Vstern Umt«. *stf*s 25. l*.i»t Liberty Feb »>.— '"attle steady; extra. 53 339 $3 .V» prime *53J3 25; common. |3iis3 7.1. Hogs stronger. U«i ni<?.ll«im*. »ta«SJS 62Vs: he.t Yorkers. » 3AS!3 *»: Ui*»t 4e !"• s"fli".3.1: heavy hegs. $5 ."*»(i *;> 55. pig*. *."¦ to ftss srt rouitli* J3 7.Vfl«sW> Sheep steady; choice weth- ers $i<mf*4 75- ,- ,riif ¦ i »-''l»3: choice lamb*. M 3i>9 |H 40 : common i» >ro< •!. fi<t%'» ~V Veal calves. «7«*7os. Clnclniuiti Ke»>. 2u — li |s active. higher. *ijvW\ Catrle »ie*d< 12253W*3» Pheep at»a4V. »1 wsr»4 V* Lamb* sieadv. $3 :JO*' ,__,_-_ - _ ; pOLLA. JOHN.— In pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner >'. Thomas, a Surrogate of th* County of v*w York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having 1 la! ma against J. hn Golla. tot* of th* County of New 1 York deceased, to present the same with voucher* ther»- | , f to' the »üb«crtber. at his place of transacting business. ' No »..42 Broadway. rough of Manhattan. In the City I of New York, on or before the 24U> day of June next. Dated New York, the 19th day of December. 1999. ** CHRISTIAN OOLLA. Administrator ALBKHT B. WRIGHT. Attorney for Administrator. SB Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New Yorit. I TS PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner j C Thomas, a Surrogate of th* County of New York, i notice I* hereby given to a., persons having claims against Matthew Dikeman. law of the County of New York. de- ceased to present th* him with vouchers thereof to th* autscribar. at her place of transacting business. No. 303 I Broadway Borough of Manhattan. In the Cliy of New York on or before th* 23th day of April next — Dated New' York, the. 17th day of October. lOiio. CAROLINE L. DIKEMAN. A.lml-itstratrtx of the F.«t;ire of Matthew Ptkeman. Decease.! _ MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor- j ney for A4mlni»tratrtx. >•>. 3u2 Broadway. Borough of ; Manhattan. New York CltT. in TUKSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon. ! Abn*- C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County af N*w i York, notice is hereby gfv*n to all person* having claim* | arolnst Robert Graham Dun, late of the County of N«w I York, deceased, to pr*»ent the sam« with voucher* there- , of to the subscribers at their place of transacting huainesn I at th- omc» of Rutus 8. Ransom. No. 128 Broadway. I Borough of Manhattan. In th* City of New Tork. on or I before th« seventeenth day of August next. l>*t*d New York, th* ISth day af February. 1901. , MART B. DUN. Bx*cutrl». KOBERT DUN DOUOL.\S3. FRANCIS U MINTOX. WALTER. D. BUCHANAN. I Executor*. RASTL'S S. RANSOM. Attorney for Execators, 12S ! Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New-York City. TORRIN. MARGARITA.— In pursuance of an ! ** or«M of Hon. Abner C. Thorns*, a Surrogate of th* ' County ef New York, notice Is hereby given to ail per- . sons having claims against Marcaiiti Jornn. late of the City of Washington. D. C. «acee_wd. to present to* earn* with voucher* thereof to the subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at th* asVai of I'avey A • Moor*, -• if.. — -"•. No. 32 N»ui i Streat. In the Bar- 1 ough of Manhattan, la th* City of New York, on or be- I fora the fourteen '» ef March. ;001. next.—Dated: 1 Yew York September 9. 1300. CLIFFORD S. WALTON. . Ancillary Administrator. PaVEY _ MOORB, Attorneys firAJmlnlstrator f2 Nassau Stre«t, Borough of M*.-.: ! Un New T ork N. T m I EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS. | Liverpool. Feb. »> — Closing—Wheat—Spot' dull: No 2 I re.l Wentern wlr.ter. *» 2.1. No I Northern spring. On t'j'i. I No 2 red Western winter. ,ia ll l «.|. future* steady; March. 5s l')'sd. May. la ll\l. Corn—rtpot nulet; : Amttesji mixed, new. 3s 10\d; American mixed, old. la llVi: future* quiet February. 3* l»'»d March. 3a : '.' St 1 May. 3s ft^ad. Peaa— Canadian quiet. &» <*&. Beef saay; extra India me**. 4Ss 34- Pork easy; prim* neu. ! Western. •11s. Hams— Short cut. It to 1« Tb. arm. 44a 0.1. ' T-crd »tearty: I r-m- We»t*m. lr» tierce*. S.h» 3d; Amert ma reflre<l In pall*. Ms 3d. Bacon steady. Cumberland .'it. :•: to 30 Th. 44* 9.1. short rib. 14 to 24 TV 42s 0.1; 1 nsr clear middle*, light. 23 to .14 Tb. 41a «. long dear i mtdJle*. h«*nr 35 to »¦> Tb. 4i>* &.1: short clear back*. 1 l« to 2i> tb. .We <M. clear beiliea. 14 to IK ID. 41* «_ ! Shoulders— Square. 11 Ml 3 Tb. steady. "W*) 91. Butter — I Finest United States dull. 60s: good United State* easy. ' 7^». Clieae* .itiiet: American finest whit*, ft)*: American ; finest colored. 51*. Tallow — Prim* oltv Quiet. 28» 3d: Australian In London ea«y. 27*. Cotton*.-.- 1 oil—Hull refine.i. t>vot dull. 1!»» M. TuiT*nUne — quiet. "."»» IM Rosin — Otnmon steady. 4s THd. Petroleum— n»flned quiet. 7»»d- Linseed oil dull. Mm. THE LONDON WOOL. MARKET I«>nilon. Feb. 20.—The arrivals of wool for the second •fries of wool auction sale*, scheduled t ¦> open on Marcit 12 close.! to-day with th*following consignments: New South Wales ;.". 4!>o hates; Queensland, 17,(J12; Victoria. M.414: tooth A-stralU. 11. 1 - 1 : West Australia. 1«.534. Tasmania. 537; New-Zealaml. 32.4.C*; Cape of Good Kope> and Nit il. 22.-37. Tt • total available tar the sale* la -lv7si» hale*, including 94.v«» held over from th« first merles. Ftftecn thnttsanil five hundred bales of Cap* of Uood l!cpe .nd Natal wool and •7..va» bales of Australasian wer* f^r»irie.l direct to spinners. BOSTON WOOL MARKET Boston. Feb. JO. — "The American Wool and (MM Reporter' " will say of th* wool trade to-morrow: — Th« weal market ha* rather increased In activity th« last week, an! a Ur«e amount of stock has been moved. W* figure the same at ov«r A.OOO.C>OU 11. included in which were some good sized lines of territories, scoured and n.-liurn f!e«re*. There h.i been considerable pressure to s«ll. and as a result consumer* have in most In- stance? been able to secure wools at pretty low prtc**. especially Territory wo. l». which are now sailing very flnsa to th# lev-l of values prevailing at the time when the boom In l-:«> was started." The s>ale* for the week la Bestoi amounted to. 3.3C5.2fK> rb I. mestic and 'J4B.o«'<> r foreign, making a total of 6.27U.24)*). against a total of 4.ri3ft,H"O for the previous week, and a total of 2.371.- (nift for the corresponding week last year. The sal.»« ma i January 1 amount to 21.481. 4C0 71. against 25,- '.•25 *«> rb f->r th- corresponding flm« last year. 43.090 bale*, an American. Future* opened nnlet and ' rlose.l steady. American mtd-lllrir. 1 m r. February. & lw-SM buy*r«: r*braary aad Maren. 5 11-9441S l*S4d «el!*rs: March an.i April. 3 10-64-1 sellers; April and May. .', *-«4-l buyer*: May and June. 5 »J-<»rj:. T-W buyer*: Tune an.l July. 5 5~61d sellers: July and August. 5 2-A«O i 5 3-* U.I sellers; August and September. 4 s+-«»84 s*-64d . sellers: September. 49t » ft »-**.!sellers; October, g c. 1 4 33-H4«4 34-<Ud sellers; October and Noy»mfcer. 4 24-M9 4 27-«4d buyer*. TEE STATE OF TRADE. Buffalo. Feb. 20. Flour st>»»Jy: light trad*. Wheat— . Spring . No 1 Northern oil 83 %e for »mall lots: no oftar- inga of c I f. Winter wheat— Nothing doing, miller* would probably pay 7«c for fancy white and 77c for No 2 re.l on trick her*. Corn quiet: No 3 yellow. SJ44c. No 3 do. 43*«4*%c: No 2 corn. 43S9_l\c No 3 do. 43'ie. through billed. Oats steady; No 2 white. 31Hc: No a do. 3te; No X mla*d. *; No 3 *>, ••%*«, through billed. Barley unchanged. Rye—No 2 on track. 56c asked. Chicago. Fab. 2a—The leading futures ranged as lot- lows: . Wheat. N9. 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing. I February 73% I4V* 73 T* I4'-» March 74** 74% 74»» 71^» May 73H37tJ "¦ >» »< T_»7«', Cem No. 2: February — — — *» T 4 March » 30Vi *» «o'i May 4-4*4>«*H 401 4»>»s 4OS Oats. No 1: February — — — 34*4) May »%«25S 23% 2SH«2S^ 23 * Mess pork, per bbl: r*bruary — — — 913 *2', May »•.» 10 $14 15 |1407 l i lU-"*j Lard, per 100 n>: March — — — 75^ May 7+7', 75 H7H 7SB July 752W 7«» 7 524 7 •) Short rib*, per ICO Ib; February — — — 7081 Miv 7 l'> 719 7«7:, 7 M ' September 710 7 22 1 ; 7 20 7 224 Cash ciuotatlons were a» follow*: Flour Mi!. No 3 raring mheat. i^Vi72c; N> 2 red. TSWTfJc; No 2 corn. 3l» ¦»¦*. No 2 yelloT.. 3u l t c; No 2 oau 2r.**fiU«c: No 1 while. 27*4 C: No 3 white. 27'i@25c: No 2 rye .VJi 1 : lair to choice maltin? barley. W'gs!)c; No 1 flaxset-1, «1 "*»; Ha INonh- | western. $)•!; prime tlcvttby sc&l. |133; clover, con- tract . id* 111. >les* pork, per bbl. 113 r JSU9U: lanl. , I,rr V»t I! . *7 ».-,»<7 47:; ahoi ribs st-l^s (1..05-i. $T'^ •7 20: .'v Mind shuuMers (b<ix*-ii> IS '-"' ¦<>>: r.<>; short ci^ar sld. s lbo-«ed). $7 f.(*T «5. Whlaltsx '.i-i.- ii high win^a, #1.7. fucars — v.^ai tuaf. A. 31):; emnuUte.l, 5.7Uc. crmfe*- ' llunara' A. s.."'Jv; off A. 5.44.-. On the Krwiure Exchangs I t<.>-day the butter tr.4rk.et was active; creameries. t'U- ¦ dalr-es. !•> il-.- Cheese, fairly active at \» « 1 11 •""io. F:,,< ¦ acti'e: fresh. 1(V. Cincinnati. Feb. — Flour dull. Wheat Mini: No 2 r»l. I 7^>c Corn ttrm: Ni> 2 m!ie«t. -42c. Oats strong. higher : No. 2 mix*!, 2&r Rye steady: No 2. ¦'••¦'. Lard *tea«iy, f 7.S2*»e. Bulk m-*t» e»*y. $7 2->. Karon rlrrn. 9H275. I Whiskey — Dt9ttU»r»" BnlacsJ gooa* firm on basis of (1 S7. ; (sugar rlrm P :l.it l. Feb. 20— Wheat, cash. N Ih.\r-1. 75> c; No I ' N rttMTB. 73 v«e; No 2 Nortr»<>rn. •'.? », r7'>*».-. May. 7rt\»c; ' J'lly. 7'S'vc. Corn —^Jlay. a>» T jc. outs, irtid^ii'ic. [ ililwiukfe. Feh. ;i>.— Wheat :V I No I9 rtiiern. 73 v i : '¦ N> 2 Northern. 71'-j*[74e. i:-.- firm: No 1, SftfSSVtc. Bar- . ley duU; No 2. ;.7.is>tc. sample, 4".»Vi-: Minneapolis. Feb. 2*— Wheat— Ca.«!». 74c: May, 7»S^ j TS^c: July, 73 1 »8755e. On track: .\j I hard. »Sci No 1 Northern, Me; No 2 Northern. >i~\(t' ll Jl*c.JI*c.1 *c. Phlla'lelphta. Feh. 20. — Wheat, He higher: contract grade. Februaiy. 77 1 i97Bc. Corn. l * lower. No 2 mix*-. j Kebrtlary. Hn't:«i\c. oats firm: No 2 white dipped. ¦ Xlc. ltutt«r firm. g»od deroan<l: fancy Western cream- ery. SS***; iii Western prints, 23c; do n«a.rby print?. lie. E?S3 ¦.-:n He higher: fresh nearby, 17c; do Western. 17-- do Southwestern, 17.?. do Southern. I*-. Racetpra— rUfJT, 5."M«» bbls. 5.190.000 m in *ac!l»; wheat. SD.tWiO boah; e^rn. 22D.at9 bush: oats. 21 <«» bush. Shipments — n<-»t. 57,r«X) bush; corn. lKJ.'Xit> buah: oats. 43.000 hush. S;. ', >ii_. Feb. 21V — Whe%t — 2 red cash. 73' 4>-:4 >-: May. 7J>»wT4%r; July. 73Uc: No 3 hard. 71371 1»c.1 »c. Corn— N> 2 cash. 3&c: May. 39<-. July. 3»'-^. oats— No. 2 cash. 2&.; May. _•<•»¦: July. 25'ic; No 2 whit*. sS'i©2S\e. To!ed>. Feb. Wheat higher, dull; No 2 cash. 79»ic: May. si«-ie: July. T!»V Corn dull, strong. cash and , May. Me. Oata dull: cash. 27c R^« quiet: cash. 824. Cloverseed dull: prime, eaah. $.05. March. **». oil un- I chamre-1. Bailroao*. __ PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS foot ef VTEST TWENTT-THIRD 3TK-W* AND DE3BRO3SE3 AND i:t:.a.n'ut STREETS O"The leaflac tine from DesbraaM* a.a 4 Otrtlwndf street* Is five mlauln l«t_r than that aiven below for <-ul » -third 9«T«et Station, except where otherwise noted. T..V-> A. M. FAST MAlL.— Limited to two BnSet Parlor ¦.<-¦. ' k to Hlttsqunr. Sleeping Car PiUsSurg 'I nWL _¦••!«» coach to Plttaour* «"?? * yy 1 ' FA^T LiNr:-i'itt*burgand Cicala--. 1>.f1.% A. >|. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.— Pullman Com- P*rtn_mt Sleeping. Dining. Smoklntr and Obsarvatloa Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati. Ind- « nnaooll- «.^ul»ville. St. Laula, ___ __ J.83 P. M. CHICAGO \ND 8T LOCIS EXPrtE33 — For Toledo. Louisville ,va Cincinnati). Indianapolis. Cal- — __*». t. Louis. Dlninar Car. 9VM f* H. ST - LOUIS EXPRESS— For Plttsbur*. Injll..napnlt* Louisville St. Loul*. Dining Car. n-~'n-~' p « % « « "¦¦- "RN EXPUE?9.— For Chicago. Tor Toledo, e».-*..r Saturday. Dlnlns Car. "•**. i* M. \u0084^,TFIC CXPTtES3— For Plttacwr> and hlcasjo r-.r Knoxville daily via Snenanrtoah Tall*y _*.»'"_. Connect* for Cleveland, except Saturday. S---'S ---' »• >J. l'M!%'E_ANr> ANT> CINCINNATI EX- PRE?3 — Fer P'ttsb-ir*;. Cleveland. Cincinnati. IVASIII.\GTO.\ A.\D THE hoi TH. l » •«9 V *». i.».io iOe*r>roaaea and Cortlandt Street*. \u0084?," ( I >;r ' : * C«r). 10.54 .Uining Car) a. m.. IXSI 1..0CJ , <Dlnlni? Cart. 2. 10 iDesbrosaea and Cort...^ iMre«ts. !'Jii, <3-3 "Congressional Urn., ail Parlor an* n.nina Cars*. 3.25. 23 «Dinlnu Cart. 4.5» (Dining Car*. *=» p. m. 12.M nl«ht. Sunday. 5.25. 5.53. 10.53 i Dining ,' rl •; m - !2V '- '2 13 'Pining Cart ,3 23 "Con«r**«i l^m »ii pp a rl«.r an.l Dlninv Oirs>. 23. 4.29 (D;ntng vAf Tiw»i; .' in ' nln? c a"">- »2» » »»>•. '2.10 nUht. SOr THERX i;.\i'.v\'. "Florlria Limited." 12.40 p. m. •»•• and Cortlandt Street*. 12.40 p. m.> week- vftß»:*»E xpr *"* szx I a p. m.. 12.10 night dai'.y. ?» « v- X ND w-'STTjRX RAILWAY.— For Msmphla ' rT XVTT<7 ' T>AS T LINE. — ••Florida "•clal." 2.10 p. m. • U«!.bro9*e« an j Portland! Street- 2.-.t> p m.> week- „ . AP ,n KIC * onro RAILWAY. -i 5.55 a. m. and 4.5S "iro r\;uvaT. — 8.35 a. m. and 4.3S P. ni. itally. i;!?'?.*.^ AIR LTN-FT.—'-FlorMa and ltetropollt*n Llm. OTn clFv? 3 "^ m ' ; ' )!v B:«ore«* I. 10 night dally. w ¦_,? COMFORT and NORFOLK.—7.SS _. m. A< s£*22 < %r"" r '^*aS a n 'm a an'» 1 m p. m. week-daya, r^roneh Vesfihu!«d Trains. Puffet Parlor Cars and S'»n7s.r,l Ca-fheq. JTAW MAT.-!?..-..-. ->. m. week^J^r* *oe r>omt< on New York an,t Loire inch Railroad <from TTe-t Twen-v-th!M Street 3tatlon^ 5.55 a. m.. 12.40. V» ... a " I ,-..-, D- m Stinrtav*. » ?S a. m.. ?.!• p. m. ... r -!? P^»rf.*ie» and Cortlandt Streets^. 9.00 a. m., l-....>. 3.40 ark] s.!rt p . m. i*»T*. 9.43 a, m.. B.li P- m. ... m , For* prm,»nrrpniA. a 1a 1 ~D S a . h hr. ro * re » ilr "» Cort'andt Streets. 0.3&). 7.29. TJJ, \u0084,.'¦:• " M lft -55 Penna. Llrrlred). 10.10 fDesbmeae. ana m ,V' if Streets. '"-" «Dlrilng Car>. 10.55 <Dtn!n» Cart. 11.55 v m. 13:53. | i 33 (Ptnlne Car>. 2.10 (De*- ,"„«"*¦' BP| Streen. 2.2n>. 2.M 12S. 3.33. 4.25. i^l ' e -Tt" I*1 '* S"i ' r'sr ' 5 inlM<"ar>. 5.55 in- -i Car>. I, 1 , 1 "-'¦ - •'"• ••- s -«. m 12- If* nl«ht. Sundays. * If. tli'T- ?o. cr "»' hM >. «23. O.XT 925 !»s» «Llmlte<?>. » 55. <ntVto.P^ "f <^'lr> *• "••• •-•¦" I=M'Olnln* Car>. 1.55 .Dtnln, ¦ ,rv «S 333. 423 rDtnllM ''ar) 4.95 (Dining night IDIn '"* «*« 7.33. «23. •». 25 p. m.. 12.1« Ticket Oflttw. N*,. 4«t. B4fl. linn ism. in and 281 Broad- «a»: I -^tor H -u««: West Twenty-tMr.l Street Station; an.l s.atlons foot of r«»*t>ros»es and i—<rtlani»t St-e_**. - 4 C vr L n ' T^* t - art., Fulton Street <v, Bro«rlw»r an<f Pennsylvania %nne* Stttfon. Brooklyn: Station. Jereay I' i. TT ce w X ' w Tork Transfer Company will call for- ami check ha(«ase from hotels and residences throu«!» tn destination. Telephone "914 Eighteenth Street" lor Pannayl-ajU» Rail- road Csb »erv»c<». J. c. Hrrrniwi>r. j. r. wood. General llanaser. aeneral Pass'r Agent. CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY. Anthracite Caul used «»ctastvelr F«ur Track* "E'ectro-Pneumatlc" SlsnaJs. Station* ln New York. Liberty St. and South Ferry. Train* leave Liberty _t a* below (time from South F«rr» five minutes earlier, except as noted). I W»»eli days. I Sandaya. Man-*- Chunk f_»al I 7:13 a. m I ._ V Y. A. Lorn* Branch R. R I ».30a.m. I 9:00 a.m. Scrar.ron & Reading _.. ! Drift*, m.I l_k*wrv«,i A Barneiaat I •»:*> a. m. ".10:15 a. m. M. Y. & Branch R. R...... I11:308,0. - Stanch Chunk * Reading 1*0? . m. WUk**harr* A Scran ton I 1:30 p.m. —«¦¦»¦ Lakewood. Bamegat & Atlantic City 11:«p.ra. ¦ VnT¦ _*kew««<t & ATLANTIC CTTT} Soectal 3:40 p.m. il,mie Lakewood « Ri-neant I 14:1" p. m « N. T. A Lona- Branch R. R i 4:30 p. m. 14:00 > nv. Mauch Chunk A Reading I 4:40 p.m. '3 30 p. ra. Lak*v.oo<J Sneclal I 5:00 p.m. ! .......__ r i.'frin Local | *S:4* o m. ......... N. V. A Lonir Branch R. M I 13:23 a.m.l ......•.<• ROYAL BLUE LINE. FOR PHILADELPHIA. 1 V4so. t7.sp. ma*, «9.c0 n0.09. *v.a» a. at-. rt.o»« ! •HO. »3.n*>. •3.40 t4->*>. I'4.<H>. ti.3o. «».00. TOO. '7 30. 1 POO. «ttt.2S p. «_. *IXIS mdt. BALTIMORE A3D WA9HISGTOS. 1M.30. >»00. 'ICO. »ll 39 a. m.. tl-COL «l.»8l •3.4<V ! •3-PO. TOO p. nv. •lil» rodt. Offic*i Liberty St. Ferry. South r"_rf». XIX 172. 261. 434. 815. I3P«. l»4 Broadway. 173 3th Aye.. 737 6th A**.. X Ctiton Sq. West. 153 East 12Sth St.. 273 West __M* St.. 213 Columbus A y. New York: 4 Court St.. 344. son Fulton •_. Brooklyn: OS Broadway. WUllamshur*. N«w York Tranafar Co. calls for and cheeks bag— a to deatl- I n«r|.n. t •Kr- m Liberty St. only. 'Dally. ?Dally, except Sunday. ! {Sundays only. NEW YORK CENTRAL Train* leiv at md depart from Grand Central Station. '¦ 42.1 Street. New-Tovlt. as follow*: Leav<« New York. Arrfre New TorV. , •tort a. m Syracase Local *«.28».«. i t*.3Oa.m Empire Stai* Express. ......tlQ.O> p. m. •9.4.1_.tn .. Fast Mall •10.00a.ia. tlO.3<>a. m Day ?[3ore.»» t7.oC)j>. m. ! til SO*, it Rutland Express tT.«9 p. m. •l.P»>p. m 9 utftwest»rn Limited *6.00 p.m. •iOOp. m S. T. * r"h!(_ico Special •!. 30 p.m. tt..ii> p. m Alnanv and Troy Flyer tt 110 a.m. nap. m AlSanj* Special ti(>")p.m. •4.00 p. m Detroit Special «li! Oft a. in. •3.:<» p. m Th* La*« Shor» Ltm'ted...... •_39»na. •5.»> p.m... *< Louis Limited *2.35 n. •«.>>!> r>. m..... W*ata*_ Express «?.4S p. m. •*2*? m ....... .Northern Express «T 30 a. m. •7.3t»8. m Adtr»m!ack A Montreal Ex . •».59 a m. •H.'»>n. m. P»n-Am*r ( c_n Express. ...... *7.27 a. m. •».3»p. m Buffalo A 3. vr Special...... •*X 0»«k m. •!>.*> o. m Pa<*trlc Express •« .10 v m. t!2.lt»a. m Midntirit K^presr. »7.00 a. m. •Dairy. ?Dairy. except Sunday. tDalir. *xc*Dt MonJ*y. IIAIIU'.n 11IV|H|.». 012 A. M. and 3.3.'. P M. Dally. exceDt Sunday, «• PlttsfleM: Sundays only at 9 20 A. M. Pullman cars . n all through train*. Train* Illuminated with Plntsch t^ght. Ticket o(T»oe» at 113. 9*l 41.1 and LSI* Broaiwajr, « I'alcm Sq. W.. 273 Columbu* at*.. 123 West 12?'n St.. 120 th St and lS*t*i St. Stations. V«w York <S>» and TM Fulton R. and 104 Broadway. B. D.. Brooklyn. Teleohon« "*» 35th Street" for New Yortt Central *_!» Serrice. Baggag* chected from hotel or reside:. •» by W«*"-ott Express Company. EDGAR VAN rrnw, GEORGE TT. DANTEL3. Oenera! Suowlatendent. General Panengar AgaoC LEHICH VALLEY. Foot of West 01 A. CortUndt and Oe—brawes Street* ¦ > !<ailr tExcept Sunday. Sunday c_*ng*a: oUM. d.lta. • 8:. r . *:*. t«.43. *.is. x«.U. yS..J. J-..13. i RaMua Local . tW*M a*! ?rf.iu 1 am ! Huffaio *iKi We«teraEir»re»» *13.1U x m *•» ¦*> A M j BX»AI-'K Dl.*_*ONP -XPBKB9 *11 3~> . Mi t|2 It) > „ I Miueo i hnuk Mt<thMietou Lucal . .. .>«> ra'tllUOra I \M._e»--«rr*H!j<t -. ruii'.ufcxi-rea*. +3 jj r»i »4iopjf I Mi..¦ t tsu bLuc*l *»5. 10 fm|'ts.-0 ?_ : f hlc:«r. .milTo on"> V.stJbaleExprws.... '.i« PWilJia i EXPOSITION EXPHE33 -. Vlf»| •$.(«» p m j Itoae*. BniTalu and Western Ktpt^e* ¦ *< >i r«l tfltra Ttciceta\nd PuUuiaii a.- onimoj uton* at 1 IS, _U. iv, 389, )4»*_4 1 |Vv» nro*.|»%y. _» ''nlon Square '.v*st its >lumbus A»a.. S. Y-. i *»> Fulton St.. 4 Court St . si H i* v and Vt.Knltnu St., lr-xi-ly*. N. V Tmcafer Co. will call for aad enec* "-ggif BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Leave NEW TORK CITY. IJbarty St. Soutil ferry ¦ Cbiea^}. Pittaburs - *4.3o<tsi. ...... Chicago. Plttaburg Isnt. *12.10nt. Chicago. Columbia • 1.30pm. •L2Snm. Dinar Ptttaburg. Cl*v* M.SO-vn. «1.23pm. Diner. ••plttaburg Limited" *T'«»pm. •H.ainm. Buffet C»nctnn»tl. St. !_>ul* *!2.15nt •12-likU. Cincinnati. 9t. Louts.. —.. •I'VOrtam. *«.55am. Diner Cincinnati. St. Louis ..... •7.<Klt>m. •« SSpm i »-t Sorf-Ul tlOOpm. t12.55»n». Dlair.* It OVAL BLUB TKAIXS. Wasninf ton. Baito tamtam. t".S3am. Buffet. Waahington. 8..1t0 ...... •io>n>am. "!¦ Ham. Diner. Washington. Bait) •ii.;»t>im. •11.23am. Dinar Washington. ralt.i ?i*im. t12.55pm. Diner. Wastiinston. B_lto *I.3i'pn . •1.25pm. Dlarr ••R_,al Umltad" — •3.40pm. *is6p__ Diner. Washington. Balto. «3 OOp •4.55pm. - -, r IVa»hln«ton. 8a1t0.... *7f>opm. •d.Upoi! I ___ Waahiagton. Baltc *12.13nu *12.10nt. '***'• •Dally. tDally. except Sunday. B. A O. Electromobile Service t, and from trains. Oflleaa: 113. 172. Mi. 4*4 l*>o Broadly, a {?nten Squar*. W^SDt Gran^ Street. N T . 343 Fulton Street Brooklyn: Whlteiall T*rrnlnal And Liberty Street Ba»l we» checked from hotel or residence to destination. ERIE RAILROAD. THrouKti train* leave .4*w York, foot ot Chamb«rs 3t. as follow*, aad 5 minutes earlier (ruin W. 23d St.- * i».im» a. m. Dally.—Solid train for Buffalo. ur ap. m. Btaghamtun. Waverly Klmira and Bradford. C-_. iea. parlor car «ad oaf* d'.n!n< car to l;u(Talo. Ifl p. m Dally — Chlr<n?> Limited— Fast Mall—.Solid train to Chteago. arriving 3.2U p. m. Ait. Cl«v«|and 7 40 a. m. Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dtnlnic car T.:t<» p. m Dally — Duff 110 anc! < - lev-1.,n.l Expre** \rr" Buffalo 7.«5 Bradrord 7.20. Jameatown 7.»0 and Youn«»I town 10.27 a. m. Cleveland 12.30 p. m. Sleepers 5 Buf- falo and Cleveland. CafA car. !». 1.% p m Dally— SolM train for Blnghamto*. IT_i_s ly. Elmlra. Chicago Sleeper* to Buffalo Chicago. Clncla- ritl. Dtntnc ear. riMCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN -I A(-TU_.J_OHATIONS at 111. 112. Jtil 401 and 'Jr Broadway. 137 East »23th St. am! 273 West 12.1 th Ka_ Chamber* and Weai 2_ I nt. ferr New- York- 389 a3 '•"' rulton St.. !>¦•* Broadway. Brooklyn: _; Klvar St Hoboken aad Jersey City Station. New- York Tr_u»f*» C-. calls for and check* tutnt* to destination. "WEST R.R, Trains leave Franklin St. Station. N. V.. a* follow% and Uam. later foot w«m Cd St.. N. H. : *¦ 1» A M.— ter interm. points to Albany A Montreal. •-¦ - A. 11. — tl) Lake Mohunk. Minnevbaaka. j-rai.-^^ Catsktll Mounulni and L'ttca. •1:00 r. M. — ChlCAkO -Mr—a. ... •2:2.1 i- m.—Com. Ltd. (or Detroit. Chicago A St. Louis. 1.1 4.1 P. M.—(Ui For Hudion River Points to Albany. • MIS P. Xl.—Vor Rocheiter. r.u.Talo. Cleve. A C*lca«o. f. ...) P. M.— For Re Chester. :..:?,. Detroit A St. Louts. •Si 15 i- M.— For Syra.. Roch . -. >< Falls, Del. A Chi. •Dally, tl'nily. except fun Jay. Leavaa Brooklyn An- nex. No. t. at 10 to A. M.. 2at244 P. M Leaves Jersey City. PR. B. No. 1 at 11:20 4. M. a at i.to P. M. Time tables at principal ho**la and offices. Banace I «heeh«<t from hotel or residence by Westcott _«. C. B. 1 ULMBICBT. Oeaerai Paaaaaaar Agent. N. T. . at Mitleth-st. Steers wer* slaw to loe lower; balls fully steady; •am* slow but steady for medium and rood stock, while tMn inwere weak: « cars of cattle: late arrival* were held e**jr. common to <ooj steers sold at *4 4<M» 15 25 per IMtb; oxen and fa: star» at {3 73^*3: bulls at J3 2W2f4 13; c. »j at V- *!<til 1" Dress»d b*«f slow at last reported quotations. Cable* unchanged. Shipments ">-day. 1.7n«» quarter ot beef la the New-Tork to South- ampton; ir the Majestic. 2.573 quarters of beef to Ltv- «T>«.->oL To-morrow the Pretoria willcarry to Bermuda » cattle and stt sheep. Sale*— McPherson & Co. : 45 Ohio st««M. 127% Ik aver- age, at »:. •.ii per 100 ft. 14 d». 122S Tb at »3 06; 22 do. MM rt. at «4&5: 2O Kentucky do. 123» Ib. at $S2P. 4 <»««. 1312 th. at *V a do. 11VS m. at $160: M Ohio steer* and »tag». 12*4 Ib. at ?4 6O; 2 heifer*. 1240 Vs. at $4 30; I bulls. 1174 !?>. at |3 73; 1 do. SS> Ib. at »3 60: 1 do. 6*o rb. at 25: 19 cows. 1092 It. at $3 30; 2 do. «¦<"» B^ at |3 I.V S *>. H)l2 O. at *3 10; 4 do. 980 It), at $2*5: « d->. Mt B>, at *-' 73: 2 d 0.200 Tb. at $2 M; 13 da, *73 Ib. at $2 .-4i. 4 do. -<J5 !b. at t- 20; 2 do. SCO «». at $2 13. 11 ¦ i. 812 Ib. at $2 03. „ Sherman A Culver: 15 Ohio steers. 1238 ES. at $5 23: IS do UK !*,. at {\u0084 m da 1152 ro. at M 90; 1» do. 13>H !t>. at $4 in); 14 • .. 11*4 Tt. at M 90: 1 do. »130 rb. at **!«>. 4 d>, 1137 IT., at $4 SO; 20 do. 1175 I*. at $*75; -,T > Chlcaro do. 1200 tb. at $t 85. 2 stag*. 1230 tb. at $4 Si; 1 do. 1270 Ib at $4 20. . _ ,f,f „ Newton ac C.. 13 PennsylvanU steers. 1074 ». «»* »• 2 hulls. 1600 Ib. at $4 13: 4 do. 1110 ft. at $3 83: 2 *•. V"> rt?. M $3 70: 13 cows. 998 lb. at $3 23: »• do. •»' »• at $3 19; 1 do. 1080 Ib. at $2 50; 21 d«. 763 tb. at |2 13 A. H. Eppstein: 21 Kentucky steer*. 1135 tb. at $4 90. 21 do. 1112 ft. at $4 06: 20 da. 1118 R>. ai %\ -tHX .1 Shamher* ft fin: IS ChlcMO Steer*. 11><3 Ib. at $4 .0. 13 do. IS>4 re, at $4 70; 1« do. 12*5 Ib. at $4 .5. 10 do. 11*3 IT., at $4 aw; B do. 1023 th. at *» 40. S. Panders: 24 Ohio steer*. 110» Th. at $4 «5; 7 do. 1121 n>. at 84 4O; 1 bull. 7» !*. at $.133: 1 cow. 12<>O Th. at $4 11); 12 do. 1284 tb. at $3 *> H da. 107« 15 at JB 90; 2 d->. «75 Ib. at 83 10: 4 do. »72 tb. at 83 03; 2 do. 10.0 lb. at 12 .'<>; 37 do. 634 I*. at $2 25. ':. ! ir 4 Shannon: 2 hull*. ».'iA rb. at $3 <*); 1 do. S2<> rb. at $J3it; s cows '.*7 Tb. at $2*3; « do. 934 tb. at 92 70; 2 d?. »t)0 Ib. at 82 50. 9 do. 7!«> Th. at *1 63. S. J. 11 * Co. : v cows. 70!) tb. at #2 10. J. G. Curtis & Son: 2 oxen. 155" rh. at 84 35; 2 ate, 1435 tb. at $3 75. 2 bulls. *03 tb. at $l; 2 do. 1130 IT. at «3 73; 1 d->. SSO Ib. at $3 75; 2 *v>, 030 R>. at «3 M; 4 do. 730 rb. at $8 5O; 1 do. 820 Ib. at £*. 40; 4 do. 707 Ib. at 83 40; 1 COW. ISO© Ib. at $4 05; « do. 734 Ib. at $3 23: 12 do. *»7 tb. at $2 90; 13 ,lv h73 rb. at 8-'tiT.; 2 do. «*» tb. a' $2 30; li» do. 750 Th. at $2<U): s do. >."U rb. at $2 35; SO d.i. 7*3 Ib, at 82 28. 15 do. SOS Th. at $2 20: 6 do 73: tb. at $2 10. J hn liU'ev: 1 bull. ISSfI Tb at $4 05: 21 do. lUJIS D. at 83 75; 4 do. 0!« Ib. at 91»2H; 1 do. «art tb. at 83 4.). 2 do. "98 rb. at 83 30: 1 cow. 12On m. at 53 50. 1 do. MO tb. at 83 15: 3 do. 1077 tb. at $3: 1 do. s " Ib. at 82 50. Georrw DiUenback: 7 cow*. 7«l Ib. at 82. 4 do. 710 It. at ft &3 JelUCfe. WrJjrht A Co.: 2 oxen. 1315 Ib. at »4; 3 bull*. P^T Tb at $4: I do. *«• Ib. at $3CC: 4 cows, 1012 Ib. at $3 25: 5 do. W. It), at $2 SIVi; 1 d<». -<*<» tb. at $2 50; 4 do. 7».' tb. at *-• 25. K. <". Uailey: i bull. 1017 tb. at 84. i torn, lf3o n>. at 82 50. Andrew Mullen: 1 bolt. 640 Ib, at f3 .V,; 1 do. •» Th. at »': 2i>: 2 do. »t»<> rh. at $9 23; 3 cows. 55»> Tb. at $3; 3 do. WO tb. at $2 75; 8 co. »71 It at $2 40. 11» do. 733 tb. at $-• 4 do. 757 n it $1 o<>. 1 F H'irae & Bro.: 1 bull. 1370 rb. at 84 10: 1 d->. *3<> Th. at $3«.»; 2 cow*. 07t> Tt>, at S3 30: 10 do. &*> tb. at $2 IS. John T. Nelson: 6 cews. S<?9 R. at $2 63; 4 do. 619 Ib. at >l ltd MILCH rOW Mai alau were 173 heaJ. ineludlns 60 head tot suburban dealer* and 115 heat for the market. Cor.imrn $t,3ok was lull at about last week's quotations: p<xd cow* *o!J quit* readily »n<! were steady. Reported sal«« were at the ranee of 82.*'/|J.'5 per head for com- mon tn choice cow* -t'ves include. Mo*t uf tlw trans- act on* were at $."XKfis47. _____ Sal?*- It. Heilbrunn: 15 cow. and calves at |."W'9«s» per head. P. Mcfatre 15 rcw«s ar.d calve- at $2T>U?47 eaoh. C. J. Roekefetler; XO co-.rs »n.l <alvea at 19009-9 aBMI, A. N:u;>.t: 1 cow ar.d calf f>r *4' J. H Min-e * Uto.: 1 tarn a::i calf at $47. C il-VKS— r.e^*s; !i were 1.877 iK-i-t. \i>- win* *> hea.t for i.iit.- > - ler»1er» ar.l 1.3»7 heil ttt th- rriark.t. making, wlm the »t.il- calvi", l.*^ h<\ ! on *•»'«. al which 1.3 - he;,ri at l?!xMeth-st. ar.3 Mili-aJ at Jer-«ey Cl.y. • Ve.iH wer-> slow anil barely steady; tarnyarJ ralve* in rh« kupply anl raehanced In rr:--'--- The pens were well rMat*4 Common to pr!r.« yea:* *e'J at $4.V«8«2S i-r 100 TV tens at 8 V¦'-. Utthi ralrea at $»: barnyard stork at *.«* JIM; yearKr.r- at HT-r^tX No Western ca'.ve-t. Ctty dr»e»*a TeaN slew at B^?l2c per B>: few extra .area*"'* ¦MtSes; at 12'sc: country .Ire-#ed caller at .glue; little c_!ve» ."•¦!«•. .lre.-»ed barnyard ralves it 58oV»c. •ate*— Andrew Millen: * <t—l». 1W " average, at t«: 7» K>. 18! Th. ** JTS". 2 .10. I"V*TT.. at $7: 14 do. V* rh a» .*<•. 75; 2 <:o. !* tb. at $c; s« do. 71 Tb. at »4Ji>:» 4a W> ft. at $»: 2 rearllriis. ..s". tb, at $3; 3 do. 3i*> IS. -,37rh a- 99 »; .-, d«. ..'. Si di. 132 U a'- 8* I2W : 5_ 10. \£ J»>. ¦ ¦' * H '- ¦ N'• . ! -' 1 " m . at ,f; '^ ; l» do' in IT..' at *7.V>. 7 **. 129 Ib. at $7. 42 .lo 111 tb. at *'IT3 4 *i 122 rt.. at *•»: TO <10. 73 m, at »• 5 burn- yaJ^r 23C Tb *¦ f.l *•" 12 ¦¦ 2*4 Tt al »3. «X *> ji veal.". IS9 H -i-. 17 d«. S3 n>. at $tj. Xi do. n« tb. at *T: 5 to "'•«'• *»• . . J 11 Mume & Br.. : 11 v. , « '.',.; Ib. at $•« 25; 43 dr.. IS»"to "t ff 1 * 3 (".'¦ 112 rr>. at ?;.">'¦; 5 do. il.. n>. at 81 tf .1 .. ir; Ib. at $0 5". 4 ba.n>ard cajrea. M L 1 _k"_ _L eaa Geem DUlenback: 10 veal». 143 Ib. at $523; 3 do. 100 JeClffe. WriKht 4 Co.: ; veal* 137 It, at 8«». 4 do 117 Th at *>:;> 7 .*o. 145 It., at $7 75: j<10. 1O"> IT»-,"t *«: 11 rto. S4 ¦• at «4; 7 barnvHrl calve* 273 •> at 83 >' r. C. Bailey: 4 veals. 140 tb. at 8* 25; 2 do. 110 Ib. at "swim A O.: 27 ve»i, . n-* rt.. a- IS: 2 do liotb. at $7 SO. :4 .!" I<H Tt: at *U 2 do. <-\u0084 tb. at 85 80: 2 do ** IT., at *r. S('. I to iOn\ at $5; 2«» do. 75 !b. at 84 50. 1 s» n> S:lndeT»:' ?7 vea> l'lii Tb. at 87 25: 1 do, 14* I*. at $•..•..1 Irt !\ 10* th, at $5. 3ido. «3 Ib. at $4 25; 1 barn \u0084». 122 Ib. at 88 12H: 7 -Jo. 94 UrPhenoa & Co.: 4" veals. 14* Tb. at $S 25; 2 do. lCOtb. "/jieM A Co.: U ye»!« 12» Tb. at $7 SO; 9 do. »2 tt». at $3. 3 hsrnyar.l calve. 24* II at $3 19 \u0084,„,., . c in:iI' AM) I.AUHS— U-e.pt* w«r» 53 l s car*, or lO.J->- head. lr.clu.l.n« :: l » cars ftw slaughterer, and V lot !•• rr.ark*t. maklßA nl'h the *tal* »o.k. SoH cars on »a_e. ff which lit r..r» were at Jersey Oty and SOS car* at sut:eth-st. She*;. »rr« In litnltKi ..ply and st«avo> Mf all «til.r. Uuuba very dull ut.d t.j>er* scarce, but price* •n nr» were v- seii i - In the -day. <;^-nnion t>- rrlme - -¦ p - Id « pys »4»": 1 -- p.-r 10" n>: culls at »2 SOItW; commrn to oholf* lants »• $4 7." i?*> ?\ moal »f the sales wer* at ?*•! ».%»<> .ulls aald at *l U:e».-^.l mutton ln slaok demand at rty*.- IK-r Ib dre«n«l Urr.t- at 7 l jtf>e. Ountrv dre**ed »vrinc Umt* •old ai $.-.psl2 :-*r carciis. a few !ltt.» g»I- iamb*. 99 8 avarag* . tb. »• 85«t:-» -¦« » 1«. IM tl at •* »*• =* , r " ; o>. M n>. «t $4: U3 Btat* aneep. 117 tb »t iIW. » to !«» r»> »t »•>>. « do. I<-! ». ,- $1. 3 bucks. tlO tb. jT**li Ilime dt Hr*. . IM Mt-h!«an lambs. 91 m. at ?••>.» J^l iltata do H IT. -tt J-. 7". IN to M T. at tSMJ >l do. .:. n.. at »:.•>.. a J> . U" rh at ¦¦¦¦¦' - .¦.!*:.> sb»ep 111 TT. Ht $iir_"j. 4% do. 07 IT,, at $3 .3. 12 !j. UO tb, a.l J.;si>; 11 40 »>•.;!»•. .4 Ib. $- .4). - •Ifin* !jr:.;» at $1') e»ch. .T .1 \Vtlk»r»->n: Xt lluSal-. sheep. I,Kt Tb. at 84 V* Tot>la a. bhasaoa: 131 Indiana tomb*, its rs. at 83 30. " y-K; -Cn"**!-.v': \V. IlufTalo tamba. 77 Tb. at $5 TO. *"l'» I¦> 57 ¦¦ at IS: - ¦ Siat* .1 . 57 Th. at 83 " H j'ud.l .* Co " T<» Ohio lambs. 102 _», at $3 73: 210 Buffalo do. Ct rb. at $i 35; 27 Ohio sheep. 131 Th. at K*T Kern« * <"o.: 20 Ohio !amb» 'export*. 112 It>. at $9 25. «4 do. 73 H.. at $5 **>. <lecr|te PllMTlharfc' ¦:n Mil* lambs. 63 tb. at 83 37H: ?3 to »2 it «t $5 25; 47 do. fill•>, at 84 73. 57 bucks. l»fi th. »l $3 5«». J .; Curtis A Son: 84 Btate sheep. «l« r?>. at $1. li. >C«u-ne^e:pts *.-.« S2'-> -are. or 463 head. Includ - Ina- ab. ut 11^ hes.l for the market Steady feellnr. aivt qaotadena »er- J5 OffKi '.'. per l"0 tb for ordinary to prime h<-.«« Cnuntry dressed dull at ftSt-V' per Ib for the whole r.ir.«e. LIVE STOCK MARKET. New-Tork. February 20. 1901. ,DJ, D J? EV nec !t>t * wer* IV ear*, or MeW haad. la- «kadta« £1 cars far erpsrt arrra. 82 lor ataa«fct*r*-, ard «lsr the market, and. cooattar the fsw «t»i. cattle there — « «jj cars ca •*> of which 40 at Jersey City and I* XEWVOKK DATLY TKTBT'XE. TTTT-RSDAY. FERRI'ARY 21. 1001. 13 fatajwa "v-4av the market op-ntng *Jll. with one moat!* — AuruM— lt» po;-t» lower and t>.e «th«r option* un- r^ar^ed. - j.a'loo was *lacK and tne »ltuau>n entlre- lv fearur*-V»5. .• - clos« showed net unchanged prl--e«. a» fellows: February and Ma-- 13.V>5lS.»rt: Aj*Hl • r '* May. K. ¦.¦•si? June and July. lX>«O13-tO; .K".rf. »13«>ftl3 7«>; -e^ember and October. 13.50T14 THE MAKKFTS. M avrTAl DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAT. i W '' New -York, February 20. 1601. ' I __-. t! Afj.. t. hb.» . I *•*•*• /Tkc» 1 Putatoe*. bbla «.120 , I »,w »iV m,H... :¦« ¦¦nioaja. hM« . «0m» I tan* Tt't • >. v. ranbarrla* cratw... 1<J«» P*s'2Si •¦• e.4.%4 lUy. ton* s.y> fl ar pk*»...- -*« s<r»». U>ns I.V» »¦ «c»1 I'tlaTT..-" WO Millfee.«. ten* I*l Ci -.»¦ Lass 1,» rt liraaa «mi ba«. ::: 429 ! W* 1 "^ lt» Hire, bbls I* B-B»^: g£T. Ita Ulce chaff, sack* I*4 - n« .'"all. v. .sea . 181 I tin** '• '¦ , £3>.47> I'runes. pkpa ...... .••» ! ?*" -uTl".'- **•** I ' n *" 1 fru "»- Up 1 7«* i °* Ut h.r-'i : To ° Cotton, halm - 7 *4« ' »>!. l b^".'. «.«rto ?'ot'onaeed oil. hbls... 2 4.14 •^3- \u0084v " if. Spelter. «lab* «8« -«»•• aw L*--d t'tc« J^l*tbl , 2U4 Hops, bales. 43. ** Tun l.oio.Hemp. bales ... 34 M"' ; . JJT«rest» ***• 1.81« leather, ' ¦-' 6.OfK, : rt Tiir* N0.... «¦» starch. bM* . . »M "PT< iw'ces «.SM Oil. lub. bbls 141 :- . m»i; o * Mock. th-". ... «M i*,.'-. , %)iCI Ml Peanuta, her* »< r£ tk: ::::::: cSK^SSfr "i ?:S8 5H5». «:::::::: •« ¦ \u0084'. . ¦. cv M>l» 7i* , JSetjTrjlOT. Ikes S.*«> W«.n. sacks 274 livtr^I 1 ' 5 - c*'" l **- «. ft ? 2 . .-•»». hale» IV> ' OWB*.**™ "*'' CASH QUOTATIONS. . - vnr No 1 fdrj-.^1600 Flour, Mpl*. patent*. (4 If. J «in Ne 2 soft.. i»s>» Cotton, middling •¦ 8 .'»-l« i^i rail* 2d "° «'«¦«•«. Nu 7 Rio .. 7S tir iron [warrants.. 10 no Fugar. Branulatel.... 650 ilk*coW-tr la«ot.. I.«« M> lasses. O X prt.ne 4« i?-haaf» I^o 4 r.7'*l Tiecf l.am»" IS 75 :VV"r 4(VJ "Taiu-.w. ana. .. 4 is-i« . K2Z fo »«*••• SI ! •*«*• «n<"«» 14 » I .•.^Vo? m!5e.".... «TU| M re. <-i***v«i. 14» a. 7»*| X° 5 iu:xcd. • • SOU' L* ld . r Hn,e :v I EXPORTS TO-DAT. •awu ouii. *:,«T»inos!n. bbls 12» ' r-«T«>abh "24.4::5; Tar. bh!» 17 I [djT r>;j»n 14>63'ncfinefl pet. «ral* «*.f»lo I i»«« lv*. 1 ! 1.4."* ' Cottonseed oil, pals. »>.44a ¦ ITin'* buth J-°2* LrfiUrlcatinc oil. £als S74.fHV) ! Jr"m is IMMjUar*. hbl* 13*4 ¦ i-^r SSs Sfi.7Bl Beef, bl-is 42S . i-r^Be'l ob!» ««* Re**. E::::i«.a > » 7.3V Bacnn. Tb 2.607.450 I rT-r-f' rkg» 1.025 llfimi. Th FS.M^A ' i?vn d. • <" ftl l*-' ll - a iMum • r l-ard ctl. rmla 1.070 ! .:,:'.„ s m.s ste«rtne. •» «oo<» V.lij.,| «•» £J.W»!Ta:iow. IT 8iC.O(«» | ¦usts*r«»h 2 020 Oreaje. n> 4S4.«v> ; »r iss.oiw nutter. Th m.imj : (Weak*. »- 711<'fl O.ee*e. » 575.4<0 j rtptrtrs tt:rp. c^*---- r.ENEUAL MARKET REPORT. New-York. February *->. IStUI. rOKITF:— PtUI hiiriier prices were •e-ordei or. the i rofic* rx^h*nire t.^-day. The market oper.«-d ftvm. at an ; »d\»nce of 15 »o 2t> points. n:id showed marked elaVilltv StaMwhout t^.* day. with ihe bu'.U havmir the u;i?er hiaa. ' r. r jyD.:r-pan cnMe* »ero Wfll up to expectation*, and : .T-'tV.bciec! in a cc.r.siderabl. measure to the eircngth cf •t>* nsikct here. Ha\re rerorted a rise of ISIV* iranc*. •-t\t Hamlurg wa* nt-t l sii% r'K h*^er. Sharp facing . raf a teature m the call. :».2W hop* chanrtns hands, «iih a well known cepper con.-«rn the principal buyer. ¦ ttuulfie In\estinejit orci«r» catie in freely, and at no-<n ! tft« l^tal sales 1-ad reached 17 rtOO bags. I^ate In the J fweJi^n ¦kort* became rr'.phtenefl and a f.urrj' of cover- j tee rrtu'.ui. The afternoon e«>'lon waa wlthjut epeetal I featurf cf Imporiance. a small professional business brlr.?- j mr t^e «2ay"i« falt-s up ts S5.J»^ hag*. Fluctuation* of ! tram !• to l!i r»>ir.t» were recorded, the m.-rkft closin« 1* to IS pMr.'.s net h!fher ani rtearty. Receipts cf biF* »i « !o w " a * th * nnlv Brarll-.an new* reported, the • »xf>'.ature» be.r-.K cloeed in cib»enance of a Cliurch fcclidny. Fslriy liberal warehouse deliveries were reported. Tran- *»rtl; .n* in epot coffee in the street were moderate, and the market steady, with prices on the basis of 7«» fcr Its * Xi". tnvoice lots. The rerx* at cuntract pnf>e* in the local market to- ; ' day wat a* fellows: J , Tester- . Opening. Cieh. Law. nose. J«y. : rehruarj- — — — &-Au66.ot> a.si , Bar-J «00 «.«ii B.«S ftx.-. ,u.«u 5« April 610 6.10 6.05 S.Wlrfl.flO T> f& ¦ M»y 6.C3 6.03 600 6.u:1i«M13 '¦ '." ' June — — — a.«*M4t !t «h» Jaly 6lu 6 :;, COO «.a"3fi.in ,V»"\ Auitust — — — C.o"iQrt.l<i !rt ¦ fep-unber «JO SJO B j.. 61<'iJ«^ir» o.W Octolwr 0.2 i) «.2O 6.1:5 «.lMfii^i> «>.o<t Nowrber — — — 6.l'>firt.2O •' •>•• ' I)tseir.r>er 6.30 6.50 C.25 e^SMICM «.i:» January .. — — — 6.2:8835 615 | roreifft* c.iffee markets- Santor — Church holiday. Ham- burr — <^r,rTee n.arket opened *» pig higher; at 2:3 up m T.a« \tbK rfK net hlirh«-r; rales. 14.600 but*. Havre— ; franc up. other months '» frtnc rilpher; at 3 p m. banSy sieauy. near tranc up other* un>:h. - at *.3'i j in frsr.c up on near and '* franc hig.ier on far; trial t-aler 46.0ia) hacs. ' ; Jiruary 41.6 t > July «n.SA ; • libniary .... M ... 38.73 Auiruat ...^ 41.(X» ' Marco 8i'.7.« Scmember 41.tV> i adhl en ml Ooiober 41.< v» ', Mac . 4<M«> Novemher 41. US Jane 4C 25 L»*cemher «].;.'> -he-eirta. 14,000 ' .i«» Th* atattuteal petition < r Brazilian coffee is as fallow;: ' To-day. Testerday. l*« week. • | Nen-Y.irk delix-erlea 14.<>2s 7.b»"« « ,'.4.) ¦ Bsltlrrcre <S«:.vertes -4"' S7S 4 tin ' New -Orleans deliveries... 1.f.40 Total deliveries J 4 2«s e.24S 12H14 ' N'»-lTk Itock SStt^M «4? 2*.: 4»4.t»»4 I St.:ilmons stock i:. ¦>.<:< 24.aT3 2!i.ti74 I : Nt» -Orleans ctock ai.Tln 35.714 «UN ' I •imk at ail ports «*7.i2S T«8»77 tawJOT j ! After. i » ¦ ¦-¦ 4df>o»«> 4jc.<««» : rielafc. «upr!y l.'Ji»S :2S 1.10*077 085.207 faaar time 11M> . I.StCVIT ...¦*. I tWiMt 1 COTTON— !n come raape. t* It wm a day of re.-konin«; ' fjr the short Interest locally. wMH the built eucce-ded : in rtccuy :r.»r a portion of recent nrvere lof^es ur.ill a re- action Xt in late in the i«>. At the start the conditions ! f»vor*a the bear* to the extent that ::..•¦- liad eeliinir 1 crdtn. » hl'.e Liverriool had faile.; to refund as expected ' to list r.ifhfs rise on til* eiie. Tb» lirnt call was j ¦"tteady." thojrh price* were don-n 26 9 i"T.nts tinier ! liiuiiation and bear pressure; the ne«r WsjlTlll dlsplayrl . 'a* leasing weakness. But shorts wr-e far from conftdent '¦ ttiat the react; ..i which started j-etiterday c.a* at an er.4. ! an! sorn jittsr the call were energetically tr juvormi! to i co^-er throughout the l:*l. Tl»e «i i»*r«n.e of a prominent ; exporter as a backer r.f the March position anfl the ap- ' paaiai ¦ ifextenalw investn-tiit i>rders fr<.m Wall ritroet ' •eee.era the up'ift m pnce» and wv* the market ii »eneral . a healthier a*i*"-t. tty midday price* had mot* ' «ta» rerained rh*early lofs. w-th the teelir.g at tf.at tim-j ' Cult* tull'.ih. Harly aflrrnoon de.rlcpnientk were t,;-i. a-!- i • -r». to bfar mterejis; roctipts lor to-m'iiTDW l-id imr i to f&ll far hclow the »ma . avetage of l«te. Southern j ¦»-*••¦ showed well Ru»talned prices, while the puli.ic ¦ ¦weraed Inclined t» cuppon the market tn anticipation ..f t Mtter thimcs in L.iwrnool to-m^irow. Tt.e May optiui. i led in the improvement, thourh March ateorb^d the t.ulk ! nf epecuUtive attention. Nine rcnta lor the»e dt-iiverles ' »a» r*ac):ed and left behind t«-rnre the r.ee.*.* of nh.Tts ' «erv in any m*arure aprxa-<r<'.. T!H<!iri»t wa« ai-ttve all tlie ! late s»*.«!.m. wiih »eiitim-i.t bullpen ur.ttl ti»;ir tho rl.»e. «r.!U ihe rr.ii: n*«» |../nja\H l-.wer prl--ef f.T ciotr-j and slon <!et..i.ii.l for t'.n.e ll.it* of -...-¦> of reitu- Ur» we c rejKjrted «t limi.imk. r>.eor» mure than recorded >n *Am« MMfcs. nr.-l Indicated a dlfpofttioti . n the |Mrt cr printer* to buy on the decline Report* from the s»..uth- i *»cit ss io plouKhin* "»'i oth».-r farm preiuuetiuns were ! RMRsJI* tavoial.le to «:i early j,...: t .t#r ur.C i.i :*.. «cre- «*" The weather was p'.jpitious t'. urtrammflleci r^^ra- | "^r<* In the fcoutheriy t-.-tl.-ns In the lant half h«ur ! !"*fwttf Save tr-.r market » ».- <, re -u-tlnt'-k and proirj.ed : «.! Sl*"S 1 *" l" T &hort ¦'^¦unt. The market waa nnally : •«*> and net 1 to; polr.ts lower. n.<- rar.^e of contract ptU*t tn tbe local tns'ket to-^sy ! *as at fjllows' i l»?'r- : .. . ' Frtnie^ k: ,, »f,; hT - fcS4ifi , S4 S< ; T V - * ttn# t.WJ l<«3 r W f-MfieU c i-7 *."'- *•.«« «*<>4 t..^ *^saej«rt k« *.. ll y M •• >;: e»;2 »c«,W4 ««i J^Mfmber »2G \u0084 fc M «.ilf,»-.« •• 2\ '^•olitr Siui M 9 n«> *nr)',;*«:; mi; J>vember 7.J.2 \u0084,, ;.f2 tWtIW "03 •fcwrber 7V3 -95 : M 7tt>C7.!C 7*l fpet ect.nn r!os»d RlrfK with ouotations 1-lflc hither, ja tti» bi«lr of 9 5-l<> ;., r n:Maiir.»r upland end * » l«c Tor n.|.l.*.i:n Guif. sali-f wtie I,I'XJ bale*. uthet-n r:p«.t •na^k-.tf »ere teiecraphed as follows: NewOileuns steady. onc~»r.;*!!, a: S» 1-ltk-. Mobile .jul«-t, unchanged, at »c; war.nth quiet, unchmjred. at fct ; Charleston quiet, un- «. nr ' s *. a* t~%c; Wilnitnfton firm, unchunrrd, at »•>-. q^set un<-hanKfd. at *Sc; fUlUmo'e n:-r.-.;n«!. VMMrngM, n» 1» 5-M-; Aucurti qciet. titnh»i<M, at ¦ 3-U' .S: l,.iui» dull, unchat-.r^'.. at (»'.«.• nsf.aatel refflpts m New-«.>riean* to-morrow- ute from 2.fH« lo S.diO '•*>.- a«at::ft » 411 titles last wevk and 6 464 bale* a >'«¦•¦ as;. At iiouston. !•¦:.. 4 •-• to in*) bales, aa I •orripa-r.l with 7.^91 »ial<i list weeK anl i.;.M Iw.c* ls»t y*s». ite<-eipt» at the port* and Interior point* to-day, com- , l""*"l »!th the sane day last ween and Ust year I*»t Lam Present I Forts-- To-4ny. week. ?-«ar. atork. J«iw*t.-.n s.;.s'j 7.r>4 «.asT iiK*Zt *"'»-<>rleiinf T.73J »<*-» «,413 871.10* I *>*«> I.VI 27a hid 2*.::7 ¦ *«v»aneh S .»•} »**l ».4M W4.IM <T>«rlestt>n 147 52 1 r.77 a «•« »i!mtn|n«i -• 224 M 2 S.n3« £«¦• ¦ i: t7l» •»• 77* 2«.U2 ,: »*»!»iii ...re 3CS 11 (m ' LaW 1771 221 131.75T i •fat' n KM 707 rWI ™-ai. .a . 173 :0» 1.711 8 «S7 1 '•': I m» *O« 2,1u0 10.677 1 ••••¦• I»T«T *i.w»T 81.CS1 WaVTST ' Istericr— 4**- 4^"J 522 3411 tl 031 ' r^V "' «M 1 1 *"4 r»M 181.17* 1 J: 1 l --» .... «»0! 804 123 75 030 J-usclrnstl W5 1.4J0 2.4C7 7714 , J.ounofc 5.364 C.762 4.IUS 101.614 : Return rtxchar.K* epeclal LlverpoM cable*—Spot cotton *¦'*'' burlnes* . .!•.* -..,. «.oui bales: ST'eruiatlon and «*M»t, auu; AtiierUan. IK»; tecetpu. 4S.VNj. Amen kn Jl'W: mldilinc uptaud. .1 r. l'»i. Futures opened steady ILK **'.".' w lligl>*»;•"'••' a '"««>•. H to 1 |K,lnt net 111 k '¦ehruarj-. fi :r,h: F«l.n;ary Marrh R.IH,,- Ju» h T*, rra * Io »;April May. 50sb: May-June. S.ii»ui, : Juk«Jul.v. 6.05*: JUI} August. 3.o2iib: AueTU*t-45er*«iii- ' ««»i *¦¦••*-•: ' ***£***'•'• ' m c. 4 ..4 »» Ortober r o r 1. »" : Otol^r-Nown-.ber 4.W4h. Manchester— Tarn* *< fcuyer*- f.vce. ClMh.-Very little dotnjr. "— J "m» fcv r v2y j l ANr> «EAU—Mc«e »' nie»nat more confident 5,i,"*,«nnn««» of wheat yesterday, flour buyers took ,, v* ,i Ith cr>ni '»' l *™bl» freedom, and a fair |.j*tna»a <Se- , « fl L 3 " ">»*.!> la saner patents and winter *t.-ai«Tt,t* a: •onner prices, fcrnnit naienta were quoted at $4*M4 20- SB? ¦"¦mia, f3 4SftiSio : wtnte4 patent? 11.5H : *3ffs» ">: e.tra No 1 winter. « 70©tf EAi3^«'TgfiwB k fl^a^OT4 ; ; IL. rl/>i:n — rt ««: auotad: Fair to rood. - — *•*• IS <-».o:oe U. tanev S3 2o4JPS> afl OORKmVaL »i : " G MM AV-I'ull;A V-I'ull; quoted; r'ln* white and yellow. Irai.^!!**-. i" 11 * 1 "' KEDO-nrm: ouoled: Vpr'ni iU*- «*>«• »« 17 CO: eack*. te arrive, n., tb. Jif &"J i TKA!."<".5 rmr * n Lulk - ««6«»«in2a: coarse winter brsn. «»«•• UmAi *;y s: cora * v e4ke - lli; homlny «X ' •^kiV^r.* 1 " 11 *'— lB2"ew« •» -» news « . more •JlvrnJL* I>r * blt «*tur» Ihe wheat market Jelgureiy fHiw.'J I. • thM Uw " not unUI • norl *itere*ts hsd e<»uuj »?. *V« '¦"P'^ae ef forenoon prices that bulls Jb'lr »arlfiV^» c*"" 11 " from tl1 * »«r'*et tn answer u» k^Zr_~™ vry ta eVuithar*) MMbbblbi aad aaar ¦*¦•• < VrlfiT '„'*?*» »<*«ons cf U.e wlntrr wtett Ult. , • ¦ •• • •»' ' ' •' • ¦ fearre, M th) , tlTr , cf eej>ecially .as rheat »• far ha* be#« la excellent -ondi^loa eeewriJrag ts a. Ireport! i on the »uhjeot. Th« trouble y**>erday arc.cc »r~tn the Cevercrr.ent bulletin «.»..-»¦ r-r th* »now l;c« to v" 1 It*to * w mile* further Birth than it «*• » **** •« ie..,.* 'hree-f jurth» ci the fceUt uncover** ana oj-en to the cuM ma->» now sweeping < V er the West M -• far south a* Texas. Although It was ocntf :.4> I ™* '•»• plant cocld es»t!v withstand this drc-p !n ter- n tnych tetter In fact than It oouia freerin*- and thawing conditions, shorts believed It gooa pclK-y to cover »he:r «heat. «R.i did i.'). elevating the '•<-*» a* already recorded. Apart from this crop news the n:srk--t »as Cenntute of any Important ftatur*. cable* showing little <-narire. and •mart buusec* ame*jr.ttr._ to only a d:>»en !'«*» at all port*. The Nor»h»est arrival* prove.i to i~ smaller than usual at 241 car*, compared m-ith 6M oar* •*•• year, while primary receipt* amounted to 4.'* '>»» bush, against S_».<Mo hn*h a >**•• aro. Seaboard wheat clearances Were only 22* 000 bush, but "•« flour export* reached 70.500 l.fc'*. EnFUih market* closed H6 : i<l hirher. Berlin «a» i; mark up *•._ Budapett > ailati lower. Paris cio*ed 5 to 19 point* hirher than Satcr- ds> and Antwerp 4 franc l«etter. Quotations cf cash wheat, fob afloat *-«*(». were a* fallow*: No 1 hard T'uluth. Me; old No 1 Northern Pu'uth. fc«»*e; VI Northern Duluth. -T'«c to arrlv*: No 1 Northern CM- rapo. P«\b rtore; No 2 red New-York Me afrat; No 2 hard Oiicaro. *H*e ¦pot: No 2 hard New-York. SlV*e. CORN—The corn market yesterday vii practically a battle between two cf i>ir__«a larite*t trader*, with the [.üb!lc en the na« of the bull operator a* ufual and a « •> ahead at the end of the day 10. »1 price* show- Ing '•c net fain Heavy quantities of long com which were tumbled Irto the market disappeared a* If by rrsgie under the combined demand* cf outsider* and the tracer referred to so that apart from occasional period* of <je- pre*fton, rrlee* were remarkably well sustained attract- Ir.r irrneraJ attention from the speculative element, which la familiar with present condition*. Peeelrt* were small and trailed poorly, the country offered sparingly: cable* «ame Heady at a partial '.SiS net advance: seaboard Oarancr* reached 1 <*4.<\>o bush, and the strength ef wheat a:»« iiad an effect Its most Important feature. however. *i» the absorption of recent unloadir.fr*. e«l- mate<1 at (..IMAM »«»«h the last two day*, without am worthy detriment t« prices. This has made the public very frlenSlv t« corn, sna riven confidence to <t» operations. Ex- I'ort »alo» weie 50 loads. No 2 corn clo«ed «*»l»c elevator 47*« c fob af"at: No 2 white. <9c: No 5 yellow. 4«Hc. l-'th fob afloat .. OATS — The market held *tealy but was <j«let. Exporter* boi-rht o<y> burn. No 5 oats closed S'lHr No X eats. StY: No ! white. s;H*rSSc: No S white. STc: tra.-V mixed. *VT^".i- ; track white Slit SSVsc; Ha ; white c'.lp* SSffSXSr t»tf— Market <iu<et. No 1 Western ouoted flHc. fob a""»t ar.l No I Tea—tm. 'lc. fob afloat: Rtate rye. SAASTc PAH.FT — »te*ir. Peedina* wan ouoted i?JSJc. ana malttsr. «01rf»e. both i 1 t. New-Tork. NETr-YOHK PniCE?. Tester- Wheat: Ope«1n». Hi eh. I-^w. Rio»». day. March Tt>S TP 11-16 7!>S T»S 7S>'« May 7ST* SO "-!« 73T, sO>» 7» 4 July — — — 7V\ T»-* Com: May «6\i 4<t s-i« 4«>» 4<! l » <•', July *5 » 43H «v m% 45'« l^ar i . February — — — $!M — CHICAGO PRICES. Wheat: February 73\ 74S 73* i 7« V, 7S«» March 74 *• 7*»« 7* 7«S T3 i May „.. 7.". 7«, 7^S 76-* :;.•» B MM February ... *"» T s Mj "-'» 8S T » SS^ M»reh a:> 3^'» S? S3', 3.«*« May 4..S *.»»i» 40*« 40S 40% C*t»: Fcbmery 24 9-16 24» 21 »-!« S4S 24^ ilU' Si'i. 25 ? CS 7-lt. %% 23-» Lard: M*y »7 47S JT6S $7 17, |T 55 17 45 tad ::.:-. It*> ;. - Ci 7*, — Ribs: May 110 I 10 707 1 * 7 10 7 or. Pork: May I*lo 1115 14 10 UUli 1400 liecrlpt* of breadstuff* at interior points la thoumnds. .te» three ciphers <ouo> oaittel. Tour Hi.- crala bush, as Flour. Wheat. C^rn. Oatit. Rye Barley ?s*T ¦ Ry^ r:^ Milwaukee 10 IS t v j Ulnt.eapoU* — 177 S2 2S 1 ~t PuluUi — 63 4;. — 1 — Rt. Louis a .. a, 30 — — K'irtas City _ — 40 I"« 41 — roU-4o • — 21 119 24 2 — l-*t;.«t 2 1 a 17 — — !•¦ oru _... — * 4 12» 72 _ _ Mb% 9; «S« »40 748 "~12 ~~«S Ehipraent* from these poiuu: CTl'.caßO 4* M 11* 2SI 7 81 Milwaukee ......... 1" — — — \ 21 Mm' -.fjIK 28 --, :« 17 _ 1 Dulurh — 1 — — _ St L..Ul' IS 49 M 37 — — Kar.a.i* d:y. ....... — M 6 7 — — rcl«do — I 40 5 2 — t>tr.it 1 — — — — — Peoria — ! «1» 45 — — Total* .7~s« ¦ 2*3 ~sa« ~~io 63 Ilectlrt* at Atlantic : rrti ICaaj V :k ..... 14 S3 M N> » — H «ton 5 l" 1* So — — Philadelphia — -Ht t3t ri — — Baltimore IS I .'¦» 4 I — N'ew-Or>*n« 1 7 — 1 — — jtlveston . ¦ — 4 " — ¦- — — Total* .Ts3 V.7 571 114 « — . Hrport* from Atlantic ports: N>«--Tork S3 M •"¦'-« 13 — — Ron on -- — 2* — — — Philadelphia — ?¦" I*'' •* — «— Ba!:imo:e • 38 »5 -- — — S>w-Orleaa» -' -- 41 — — — — »_ — — —. T tals . «* IV) »14 '"1 — — . MBTALaV — r. •!• local metal mari:>t started !•» a irmewhat der '•;'¦¦: ronaitlon as l.*e i«-*ull cf ua:<»vorit>le ir.fonna.uon fn>tn Ix>r.(J«-n. »here rrt<-«-» went off »Ucut 1 3s to tl2l liltll r e?ot. UtT. li">»ever. •¦- reaction »ft in. aud [irio^ r*»M\ere4 the early !•.»• on a Hvoi e*a- •:a! demand. Fale* were made ai f-* >• j *"-¦'". '••¦'• CSf »r't i-llk*ry. ciosir.6 ai f.^iHO I A anj J.'T n^^i. Tu:ute ct ,;verie», however ru.-d weaK ar.3 lj»er. March at *2-' ¦'• Si{J!7J ana v.. at t^JCl.tiy. but trad:r.» In tl e*e jk»»- liuiis «'aa net acme. On the ot;;»r i.ar.i. t.o»t»er. the r-ntnil ltrt temiina :ifele*». O^pi-er In l*^«i-.n declines *¦!* t f i £71 2* I'Ut ls^cjtlly a <jill anl feafurflet* market ire'all«<i. with prices nominally vj-t*a a * •*¦•« '"lose M 7 for L*K.e h'uoenor and $l.t»3 l » fir rajtics and «J<?o-trc- :»t!e. Lead ruled dall »• *) Z: l t. despite • furtt;cr <!ecl:n« Bt UmJ-ra. the cliw !lu.re be.r-c »ra* at £14 15s. «a» also dull. thou»;li bujers onrt s.''.ler* »?r« rrmcht more. iJhmts tCSjetlrfr t^«n l>*r »c:r.< tin-e i>«*t; cl<«i:>£ I'll*** w^-re $3 lii'vt!?' fC«. !n>n in th.» t-.uutrj t<.n- tlnur* aull. with an «a?v uri'lertvr..- preva.tnt. with no rr.a'.erial char.re In r" I *" l''t "^a warrant*. $S« Vijf JJti>»: Northtm foandr*-. *::.Sf in .'-?: Sj!it!.t-rn foun4r> . 114 '••< *'.S T.S. soft southern. *i:'ttllo IV At <i:«u«ow the tl (¦«• was ai £4* T.t. er'i ht Miicllefhoro. 4«i» 4S<l K(U*»£SS> ANl> IHRL'Ftt "TIS4IIH »«• tno'.efately ' ache In the market firnioln**<.•». dfinaiid for fun-iga anl <l^m"»lic cradt* ljeia<r about -,i*'. at fully tustatned j'r.oe*. E?rup* ruled outte rteady. yuouuon* ?.j1!h»-: I Now -Or! ar.fc ••*nrri;uka.l «-,.rucv n. 12*jl?-r, fair. 148 1*'-'; pood. ITii .'¦.'¦*. prim*. 2»^»"! <>< "; NYw -4j«ie»t< open ketUe. , i"O4i><- rorto h.cii 541.40!: ctimai'.D. iNnl*^. ' ?*ir. 17«1N> : r0..i5. IV»«j3l'c; orini". 21d-.<;; lai.cy. OCEAN FKEI'JHTS— There »*« t jme U:tl» Improve- ; meut in the demand for sail tunnac* in the n-arket -"•¦ kill a* vej-wls offered t^.anrgly ratf» were well eus- taine-1. For irt;n steam* r* the demand was tleady and rates »ere firm tn trie ti»i» ot 3» SJ trr «*ork for order*. bo«ta. Fcbniary loaJin*. Other deparUDCßta were tin rl-anged. Ouotatl-in? to Uverj«ool »eie IS'l. r*cni~n. S«t»; Glasruw. 2'»< l; Bristol 31: I^eith. Z'tl: Hull. 34. i Newcastle. - '«?!¦'(-. d. Antwerp. - l *d: llamtu'-f. 4<» ; r«.-s Itotterdam. ftc: Amsterdam. ?-; cotton lo Ijv*rjx>ol, per ;<»i It>. J4<-; -¦n1 >r a*ta\ U«d ¦• OIIAIiTUKj*— Two , B ttaaw »i»«n.-:» !•••.••. . «-» petroleum each, hence M ti.ar-Khei. S4o. March ani April n-s^-ctlvely; two Uritiali ilttmrn. 13 <••' and ,i >•+• quarters prMin. Philadelphia ioCork for orders. Si 1 3 l, March; British etfsrner, 14. f »»» uuaner* rrain. naltlrscre to fork f^r erders. Ss l'*d. Marcn 2*»; British iteamer. l.I»4(l t. n«. cneral cars?. Barsnmll to R»j»ie.'«am, 12» t>d net form. March 20; In British steamer*. I.2i«J and I.*»l ton*, fruit. £!<-lly to t"n:i*'l -»-•• il.'Ao end fI.SSO rejpectlvelj-. March: Hritifh mamrr, I.MH4 tor.*. cL*:k. Dieppe- t» Piilialeliihla. 7* «<i. February; N^rwerlati neameT. 1.117 tons. \Ve»t l". •« trad', tvt-lv* months, private terms; steamer. 1.316 rnr*. opal. Norfolk to Bermuda, il h^; British steime-. I.S7A «»<n!i. sugar, sriuth shcre cf Cuba lo north of llat- ••rai>. l^jlSc. itNmn, 1.i.'..*" tons. Iron *h''t. Fort M ¦•:««i. iM'-tille» »o New-Yoric, private terru« ; Cern-an bark a- 1 ¦'Rip ••?.'«. hi: , pet.oleum each. hen>-e to London. 2s !-i or l^iverpool. S», Marrh and Apr.l revpertlvely; ttchooner, 1*79 tons, renera! ,n:t ... Uoaton to the gold coast, private terra*; Lark. .'••* tons, roftn. Eavannah to Klo Jar.tlr .. 11. nrltirh echoon«r. IT^ tun:. *ujar. tan Ixiciir.jro City to N>»-Y'"ik. |.'. nut j»ia cnnr{f-». fohocner. 44 tons, salt, 1< mairt to north of Uat'eras. 7c per Ht Ib; ach^'ner. 557 •on*. lumi«r. I'ancAgoula to llo»»on. V 73; t,ehm>nr r. V^6 l'in« lumi'er. Fernaodma to Portlsnd, privaie ii-rm; »• h'>-in«-r. i".ij» loin, lumber. Brunrwick to I'hlladeiphla. fll'-'. achooner. j.ii(« tons. uee. Hrunswick to Phlladel- prtla. I.V. irS.<KiO fe*t per day; echocner. ].u4<i tons. tie*. FViT-aniitia to New-Tork. j rtvate -118. schooner .-i tone, lumter. City Po.nt. Va . to New -York 12 bi. »>-:Kion«r. i«S» tons, fsrtiiiier. Klirabethport to Savannah, II; oner. •»•) tons. •¦¦.*\. t:..:ti:n--e to Boston, N)e; Norwegian bark &39 t.,-ut. d-a;5, C*pe Tormentiae to West Britain or Kirn Ireland. &Sa4M. .Nir»rp.»n bark. 1 '"*> '••¦». deal*. Ualhurst to West Britain or Eatt Ireland r;« M vrrtun bark, 1.237 ton*, deal*. Bay Chaleur to West Britain or East Ireland. SOa OII<S — There was a L.l of 25»4,_ la th« market for »p^ I rime luaiaw yellow y*«erd ty. but March chowed n> r.r.ioe from V.'c. and the mrneml market waa rather >aay under bear.«it news from ilia South. Petroleum was Mthout rhanc an! linseed cli ruled steady. Petrcleum. bhi» (7 M. and in bulk $3 41); Philadelphia. lt>lz i 7 M and in bulk tiSi. re.flned. tat*. New-York, i'j. i"tJtton»ired oil — Prime crude, M.l*. 27c; prime eumrr.er yellow. 21>82> l »c: r!T iuiw«r yellow. 2SV»C2»c; prime i.r.ite S3b3«c; err: c winter jejlow. 34v !l< ,r.U tinsel ABerlcan raw. HI.-, linee«d. Am»n«-»n toiled 4aV Cal- cutta raw. >ic; Western linseed «4u::;3 2z ualer e'ty brand?: lard ell. CCO64C J PROVISIONS — Stimulate! by ihe Urhter receipts of llv*r.ufls ana siren*-'' In frraln. j.rovlfiona ruled firm all day both at Chicago and New-Tor*, with business on a rawly active scale all around Moderate sale* by packers West were absorbed by oummlssion houses. <i,.. lard Mat lafliwl for th« C nilnent cle*ed 10 point* net hi« * Arrivals at all Western points amounted to 7S.ouu. in- r:ud»n« S2o<» at Chicago. S.ikw at Omaha and U.WM at Kansaa City POHK— Firm. Quoted: Mess, $140 114 75; fanlly. JISSHS 6": *»ort clear, *14 75C*1<SO BEEF— DuII. Ou«ted- Met*. *»>><ij.. family. $119 111*" packet. t»**HOM. extra India mesa. fl4t|{l£ Uh.UK HAMS— Nominal, tfuotej at |is.%tiatl« nm~—rn hogs— Quoted: Baecn*. 7'»f, ISO Ib. IVc; 1*» n- ISc. 140 Ib, 7'»e; : \u0084- ;,..-¦ CUT MbAT»-P>okJad bellies steady. Quoted: ttnulunc. * l ie; 10 Ih >-V . 12 n. be ti ft. "Se«Vc. Pickled tnculier* linn; , ..ted at Cfjfi\»c. rlckJed 1.a... sulet; at M»>«r TAXX*)W-«Ju«et. city. 4V««iee. country. 4%05'«e ... L.ARD— Firm; quoted at 7.s>oc. City lard r.rn ; «uot«4 at ".?•»•. Banned lard firm. Quoted: South America b.Cwc; «Vntlnent. I.a»c; Brazil. ke«» ».«t>r. rom|K<ußd a**ad>. Quoted: City. 5>»«5«»,c Western. ft'itjASc STEAHINi:—Firm. Quoted: dec. 7»^e: ' ri '/li*f>-A**BliVhUy* «aaler feel'.nc manifested lUeIT la ; ¦».i ( - r __AfcUi!iHy «aa»er t*eltn« mantfeated Itaelf In ret c'rcles t>-da>. out of cympathy with the South and l lack oC demand here. The close, was barely steady, ihoorh prlffs ruled unchanred wjoutl follow: Do- meatic cemmen to low fair, S l »Ci=: fair to rood. 8T»0 KTir*Srtrea»osce. SH^l'ie; r.^ad. r.tO»Hc: Patna. IS.SVeri««ML. 4\Ct*; J*va. 4V»tH\c. Kanroon. In kond aa*2%c tI'GAR The volume of buslsesa «'»a Increased but little tn refined iu«ar to-day. Ust pnee* rera*ir. us- -hanawd. and the tttiisz was no tetter than steady. Quo- ta;Joas follow Cut loaf, crushed and dotr.lno*. *¦:: mould A 6 -5e- cube*. a.75c; XXXX peweerta. S Uic; powdered. i cane powdered and fruit powdered, ».<SOe: Ea«le con- rectloatrs' «»tu!ated. a\.lle: Ksrle c:ar»e and extra fine kianuUL-2. 5«Ur. E««!e 2-lt »n.T.a. i-tt U<i and 5 tt> tars of flee granulate*, I.CZe. Eijl' fine |W»»tol«t i laniard granulated and Olancnd A. SSQe: confectioners" aITSSc VeTITTISc: Naa 2 and 8. 6 loo; X • 4. J(3c; No a. a--- Na 4. *•»»«; Ka T. 4.tic; No S. 4.75 c; No *». 1.70c: No 10. A.fae; Na 11, •••*; Nes 12 and 11. 4.SSc: Not 14 IS and M. 4Me The market for raw eus*r ruled rather culet. but about aeaady. at uncharcad rrlce*. Of- rertnrt oor.tlmie small, and the basis at lut dose of busi- ness wa* 4'ic lit eaavtrtfucai. *Vc (or muscsvad/t and , KUe fcr ie .aaaaa. Taa cabl* new» was ef an indUterest ' character, paw pt •«*« far beet *u«ar and wtthoct coaaca la prices, ba :Vflf« M heLn« the cloelsr cuc:a:!:r» f?r r. .-•> and Match tfcMicry. TCA- Ar vi. clam tin* •'*!• "f aA&tra drained la tea

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Page 1: New York Tribune (New York, NY) 1901-02-21 [p 13] · Snrrogutee' JCotlcee ficittroaOc. COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET?. Niw-Yark.Febnary 2-\M-% BEAKS ANDPEAS— Tha market I**tillIna very

Snrrogutee' JCotlcee

ficittroaOc.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET?.Niw-Yark. Febnary 2-\ M-%

BEAKS ANDPEAS— Tha market I**tillIn a very dullcondition. JcXib.sg trad* 1* small and export order* cometo hacd very .louiy Price* are not materially change.!.i-n there Is rather an **«y feelicg. especially on marrow¦ad red kHr.ey.

"'-qmw Beans, marrow, choice, per

hush. >. 4. ($J 43- .1" meJiurn. choice. J. 23; do pea,choice, bbta. •:*;in bags. 12 224912 25: «ired kidrey., cliodre. (2 2>*. >\o wfeits kMney. choioe. $2*o; do yellowe:e. eh-: c, li6?, .-:. Mack turtle soup, choice. $1 1}$I*s: do lira*. California. S3 *O: Imported giants. 2 'S'J>2l«i; imrTte-l marrcw. 52 21>'5$2 25: iraDoried medium.11 £-'iit2 l'»: greea r*_.«. bags, il25; do Scotch, bag*.$130S*l.:•.

BUTTER—The market is in good shape. Sur-plies are; coming forward fairly, but there 1* a very satisfactoryjd«mar.d and stock Is moving out readily. Price* are firmj f<ir fancy qualities cf table butter and steady for nearly1 all othtr sorts. Exporters are showing

_little Interest in

1 itorape creamery «t a cost of 1731*.- and Infresh factory¦at lw9U later for standard packings in small tubs.;Rolls are tcarce and tending somewhat higher. The best• of the renovate! butter moves out pretty well. We quote:

Creamery, extras, per Ib 23.. do first*. 21522';.. do;seconds. IDSl.'OVtc: do lower irrade*. le^lSc: creamery.Iheld, fancy. 2f«e; do firsts. l7V<2l*'*c: do held, thirds to

seconds. 15317 c: Sate dairy, half firkin tub*, fresh.finest. ?>©2lc; do tubs, fr*»h. firsts. 15319e: do seconds.

'¦ 1*"717c: tubs, fall made, flcest. l<ic; do seconds. l4li'Blsc;Itul>a. thirds. 13Q14c; State dairy, firkins, aummer made,

14.: l»sc Western Imitation creamer>'. finest. 194919He; doIlower grade*. 14#l«ic. Western factory, fresh, fancy. 14 41 Clsc; do fair t.. choice. IS*4*Tl4'«c; factory or 'lair>.i lower lrrid«a- 120134 c: Western factory, held. nne»t.I13H*J14;; do common to prime. Ilfll3c; roll*, fresh.;choice. l«4e: do common to prime. 12^14c; packing stock.lltilj'-c.renovated butter, fancy. 17 4<JlS4e; do com-1 Bon f*choice \2ilK-.

CHEESE— There Is a continued fairly active derr.andfor trail cheese from the home trade, and with stock*,rapidly reducing, more especially of colored, the marketshows tncreafin* strenzth. with 12«ic about as low a*fancy fall made can now be obtained, and we bear oforcarlcna! specially desirable lota exceeding that a frac-tion. Small size white are selling fairly, though not a*active as colored, hut fancy grades held firmly at gen-erally 12c. Large sixes have attracted rather more at-tention from the nome trade, and probably I.o<X> boxeslarge colored have worked out la the local dealers th*fist few days, while exporters have taken close to 1.000boxes more, mostly Urge white at lOHc for fallmade and10c fir storage. Skims only moderately active at th*rrcment. but prices held about steady. Liverpool cable.Ms for eclcred aud .•.<)• for white. We quote: Stat«.full cream, MMM, fall made, colored, fancy. I2'«c: co»hl'.e. fancy. 12c; do small, choice. H4Sll*»c: do goodto ;-.r.r 10»«t?lH«c: d.-> c mmon to fair. !<40104c; lalama, fall made, f.nv. 11311 1..-; do large, choice. lO'tQlv'ie: do got»i to prim*. 1 ', l'j«c. 1- ommon tj fair.S'sfiOSc: light eklms. small, choice. a ¦SK-. to Urge.choice. 740*c; pert «k!rrs prime, f'i^^zr: rt-> fslr 10gixd. 535'»c; Jo common. 3»Mc. full tk.roif. 14 •-

rC.GS— A detidtd ad\ ar.ee »a« rsutliihed to-t'ar a* aresu't cf the recent acme tracing, much of which hasbeen srieculattve. and the arttbdrswa] ef furt*i«w eaaaM«era&ie lo's from the mark*t on \\>stern accoant. Va'Change this mornir.g the opening solos >¦{ l*-*l tresterarood* were a; 17Hc. Lat^r !fr> ca.'-f of Nebraska •lint 17*«c. anJ 3*> care kru«n ini.-K cf Northfm Ohio atISr. After the call tr.e— was ttfer'. M ¦-•¦ih:i»h on lemarket, but It i.i not —eeeaj. »n.l tr.e bf.>ln<s« e( «•day has been settled quite generally on tiie ta»l» of livefor best Western ana ll»i>' for average i-rime Southern.I'lrtles ard cheers not plcr.tj. ar. :are wtrll sustain*...We .;\ic,:t: J*r»<»y Btata an* P#Baayhr*nls. taaey. *"-ledad. «HTe. t^r -io en. t»HC2to: *» t*ner. ¦•Isetsfl.tr.v.Tr. 19c. A'< a\erase prime. IS3I*1*":1*": Westara. fr.shgathered. flnt«. 17*«o; do regular park'ri;?. f^ir ti> gocd.17'j174~: K'-r.'ucKr. ctcjely r'sileiS. fa. ;••:'. 174617-4 C;Kaataeky »r.d Teeacasas. avrrare rrinw *¦"• Hv« •**•»y-u.herr.. ptitna. lV'«c; Scuthera, fresh Eather«d. rur to*n"d. l«">317c: dlrtiej. lolj-?l»5o; che?ks. I4 1»*»15c: re-(rUteralors. es-ly ;«cked. K>~<jd in ch-Ice. Ut''*':¦•: *>onwi 1.1 folr. I39KVie,

nttTTTS—FRESH— App!«* in heavy soppiy. but meet-ing1 a gfwd ou!>i at well sustained rr\u0084-c». Crir.berre*tend tiaccumulate, and rr^ik-t we»k. »»h orts:ie flg-ires es»reme. Very little- .l".lrtjr in grai»*s Pi:ieir:!c»a'.sa quiet, but ¦¦¦•:¦ Ftr !a r.rar.ge* la liberal.-uit:>- ar.d se.l ng tlow'.y ur.'ess strictly choice. Strawberries quite p'.cnty ar;J w.>rkirg cut slowly at unirn-troved prxe*. We quo:e: Apri". Sr'tsenburr. fiir t>fancy. r«-r bM. »:i«r».V rth*n Spy. tait to fancj-. t. ¦¦<>

ti?4: Hen Pa\is. fjrer. J3SJ3SO: do fa:r '««»!. $2 2.-912 75- Italdwln, c"!i sttrase. fancy. tZ'HJ .>>: do '•.¦¦m-

mr.n »tor. se »(nd ta prime S3 OOgffa Oreeninr. **Mtoeh.ice. f2i:.^|325. di fair to rood, f^t-?rt:hirl»jr'»-

f.es. conim.n ti fair, tl30TJ3: cranberrlfs. i'ij*_«™1.

r*r fcbl. irenSA; 4e Jersey. rrMr.r. repa.ke.l.J7.VI; Uo per crate. J2 Pf2 *>. crangr-s. Fl^r.ia. rer b X.fl-.Tt.ST: rrv f-:!t H'afl- tane-rir*-!.. »1 .Vi«ss :¦•>;

»tra*b«rrifs. Florida, ln ice boxes gooi M fsr.cy. -*»r qt.27.fiVic: rto ,rtn crates, good to choice. 2T.BAX-; Jo ptwr

to f»r. tStf^V. _.. \u0084•, .HiriTc—iKirn—Bvap. rated arolc* ar« he 11 wln *

little rrore eatOOtOf. bu« .-emand llfcht W^»"fe«irtm-cut lmrrAvernent. Fun d-i«.l arrle* gui«:. though *trii-Tiy

chore MaUtj nrld steaiy. Chops ar.l w«t« *f̂.»«J

tar.cy occasi.nallv comrr.and a prem:u::i. tma.l frui.s Intyrhtev tun- v ard high. Cal fornla fruit re..-ivin« mereattention at un-har.sM rcicrt. \%V oucte: .\k-Kev*prat<d. fan-y. r»r «>. «4U7c-; ,io choice MttSe; 4a

r-irrje 4ij'a4Sc: do poor to mod. tOlUe: do »un -tT'ed.

Stlcad. 3i/4'.c: do o.uaner*. 3'j4' t r; «£**«,eS!S.lS*fi2do chnps. Mr 1". TV 115*1 T.-.. do cor.-s an| •' lr.. .-ntfII- clterriea, 140UHc; r*»r^«rrie». mgnW. i.>i«J>-.bsrklafactfle*. 14'jli-; blaekberrtes. .•W*^! ai'L'-se*'California. Mv>rpaik.HiiMc. d» P.cyal. ••¦»«"»'•---. itiarnt*lal.furr.la. p«rle.l. i:uls

- d"> uni>*ele.l. ..'i'iv; prjn-».

""'"iinrs-TF^li'r^ves alone- slowly at about term*rni-ri In lee 1. tiere have b--ep nj f.a"ite» d-ve;o:«j! f-rsome time \u0084a.«t Bu>ck. are omty ¦•U» r.ar..l. anl 1.011-11* f-vl sun-tent cvnf.<ienc« m the ut«. \u0084f ih* ir..ir..<t

to t>rever.t aav rresvire |a ?'!! at ire#»r.t. «• qtM^s.l*«. d.olce. t-rr rb. IWJ«c: c«.> g«v.l to t rlrnr. 17tf

]k.- do cfrrmon to fair. 14i»l«r; do IKf.t. cimmm to«a<ice i..^l4c; Pacific Oo«»t. Vj^O. chrlce. IMTtSe; <Joirooj to i.r:TH- l^l.'c: ¦'¦ > >¦• mn.on »« »»tr. ¦ « it1-^'¦= .«• >iv»». twvir to chel-e. sjU--; i^tate and rSrl'.lc Coast. I.v».

AJCD*«TBAW—HAY—Th« mnrh-t maintain* It*

»t-a4ine-» and fall prtcee. «uor»tir!n «re f,r hay of

me-.-rian'able feeding metlt f"irn Ni. 3 to prime, home ortVe tjok re>ectt..r» ire KillIn HtSt. f«r mtilrh there I*

1. aato '1.ver gia.ir*are iru,-l sellen wttll ««altt]l up «¦•

the Dcooer mark. «> %at**: Prln»». Urje Nk.ee. per J«Tl> W9'.>7'jc; No 1do. yiti:C4c: No 2 do. K.JH'n . N"••.I.i T.'it'Mtc clover nilxt-J ,:.. WVitVi.-: .l<ner. prime •: >.Z'h"' c- salt har do. «<»tf4V. Small an! Urjje l.a>s are

««otsd quite rloeely -1 t!i« rre»e.n llrhr r>:n ..f supply.ItTRAn*—Receipts have Irrrr.^--. tut are rone t-w»

large for thi* rorurars"*'^ t*1*market. We <j>ot* longrye at

--l:U"vio f^r g»<l t'ibetter *!>!•• I;e<-«lpr» ..f hir

aiS straw In tons. rep. rtel «t th* Trod ice Kxohar.ge st!..- n ta AtJ were: Bj Hudsun Itlve- Itailr.^d. JKt>. Krie...' l»er.HM.han:a. 4J: r»-:a»ure. Udnwantii snd West-

ern." 14": Weft i-h'-re. 4'i: Lrliigh,Valley. li». Central cffC%W-Jtl»*J. '.*'. total. V«t ton* Ite-'lpt* cf •»•» by

river. IT* ior.».Iteceipt* cf hay and straw for »eeM »• New-Tork for

f.lWwirgftare S:20- ,-l'-b. 13.-.

Hudson BUM* *Ui'.rr%<! . . . .2.0-" 14" 1 920 l**JKrt. •« "- . .j> 4>IVr.nsy".van'.a ••-» 3'jn Z'»> 2"»lieUwar* Lj-k.and We»tern. 21'»

— -If'

—V.-.H !=h. re »¦»

-114

I^ehlgh Valley v" —l.'»

lUl'lniore and Oil . 2*»—

17"—

dentrml *tK«w-Jtis*y Sl>> 2i» SO—

Vermor.t t.Vn'ral 1*)— — —

Total* Sim 5M> *.&7O SV>

Kxp'Tt* ?'>r the week For Leitk. T.4&9 bale*; ni.n.4'C«; lia\ana. LMliI':o»;re»o, !•*.»; KanilaiH. SM7; Uer-rr.ula 344; Kingtt'.n. '-*>. tHauara, 01. Forto Hlco. 17.ll»xico, »; t-ital. lOIAM bales. Bxpsgta t_»t %•*?_. 1<>.«»77tai«s

LTRT -AL: B—OseeipU '.» carloaU by freight

and ah'.ut '£ by er;.-?.-. Dm.dad n>o.i»rtte and marketi.»:.-'iii.:. «<-ak. though '

i:n-: prl>»-« Air anmiimiWe nw te: Fosrta, i»-r It.. 11^. ihi'-k<rns. 9o; n»»?<-r*7o; turkey*. It^l'i'j:. ducks, average \VV»'«m, 7»0l*"ic:ge«-te. fln7'l*l«2. 1lg« n». 30t.tW- .....DRK.<aEI>- Hecstpta of besh WIJM sultry rontlnue falrlr literal, u!.:!¦•general demand Is slow. Se>c«ed small young ben turkeyn are ni.t ;•>¦.•¦.• aui htM firmly at 12.-. but Mveiageirrole* «.f h.r.s tllffl'-ult above 11'ic. Fat.i-y young t..niturkey* »ell:rii£ fairly at lOe, In ln»nn'n a shade hurher.i>ui tMMVf delchta are slow at any rrlre above eld t'.rr.s.r.j»l!> pltr.ty aii-1 d'Jll. mlth Itw extr»ni*. and plenty ofgood useful fovla .fl^rirgat !•'•»•-. Fancy soft in«-a'ed".Vcjterr. chleken* »cry «<"arce. I.r.d few here *¦-d enought-i exceed *??!*•. <"3rx.na plenty ... ¦lull. Fsjaey yiunn

• ¦ -i, : ¦ . • •

flow. Tame aquah* plenty and dull. We ii'c Tur-ke>«. West-rn. y< ung hen*, fancy. 114W12c. 014 her.*.l»4c: young Irnni, prime, »;d«V: rljtnm*. Sft'i'je; dol*virto fklr. 7t)*e; l.rot>rs. w'nt*r. under 2 Iti to pair.?•«•: do Philadelphia. 24 U3 I*> 11 pair £V*. do 3'» to4 tt.. le<lT2-«<-;1 e<lT2-«<-; r»>astlr.f chicken*. Philadelphia, selected.Uriry ISTI»<-: <ift medium rra-I°s. 11'al.T do I'er.nsyl\ani». larre 11912 c: d> far fo good, fttjlnc: ¦.Ohio»r:l JllcMran. nalde.l. :i\era»e Nsr. ligiO.-; ether We«t-ern. Ary \A~Y»4, aTrr'tire f>e«t. I>^lik-:do «.h! VI. OS t10c: do filr to, goo*!. H»m-e: ektcketts *nd fowls. West-ern, mixed. a*.»rage keag. 91i<Tl'*i*. do fair to good.

••t»c: fo»ly. Btsta ar;d |*Wn»j|is»:ls_ ..... .-,., r [\u0084.<n Ohl>. and Mlchiran. »<-«lde.l. fanoy. We; other Waalem. •• rick^. Cat ¦ *H<IMV-: ,io scalded. t»He>lfto..".1 Vfifn. heavy. J>.is»4<v do fair to rood. friHAic;oHrooster* f^«'ie: csrxne. Philadelphia, large. ivtl 1-)rre,}lcn\ liS'Jl^c: do email and slip*. liV»l_. do We*t-err. larre, IS'?<- d-» mixed weights ll'U'«. '.•mull mi «!lis. V-. du'ks. Ohio ar.l HI h<«ai f«n'v.

ir'»*!lS.-: do .... rri-Te, 12»»K"ic: ... rood.fSMIc; «—---. Western, -rime 949Mc; .1" mmmr to fair.*!»*<¦: sousha. choice, larre. white ncr doien. M. dor.ilxel «2 2^«»t2.v>: fin irk «1 .-iw«l75.• JAM);

—Wry tew sn!i« or plover arrivlnßT U d 4u-l_«

nnlv moderately ar»lve. f~»i.on« dull. Rabbit* veryplenty, <lull and weaker. We onote: Enarllsh »nl|»e Badro.den rl.-ver per dorea. |2 2MIS2W»: gras* plover. *1V>v»IS: ducks, ii:,. •« rb average to Dale. $^V>«»3. .!<»light welrh»*. »I<Ts2: do re,lh^ad. 5 IT> average to pair.»l BOwfJ; do :irht«elrhf. 7V '«! 25; wild ducks, mallard.TV^tl: So teal hloewlp». 4i"4f.W: ¦ ihMr». prime. large.undrawn, per pair. 12t»1S4e; •!•• drawn and poor. MfMe.Jark nihhus. prime. Northwestern. MiffUK:do t~<uthwe«t-arm. SO»*>r

POTATOES AND VEOKTAHLTS—

Dnmestlc potatoesdhow Irregular Quality and value: choice. r*M steady;nermiKJs and Havana *el!tn« »lowly. Sweet potatoesplenty and weak. Domestic onions firm for fancy, butI¦¦-'. stack dull and Irrerular: nerrauda and Havana nnlonsheld «te»<fy. Florida ve«etab!ea In fair *upplv, and *howM material change; rffer:n^s enow a wide range Inquality, and while anything choice sells well, poor rtockdrain at irre«rul_r figures. North Carolina and Charlestonlettuce nearly all poor. Norfolk kale and spinach firmand hither, with <vcast">nal eales above quotation*. Otherteouthern vegetables more plenty »r. i dragging. Ber-muda snd Havana vegetable* flr"' f r choice. Californiacaullf.ower* tn large accumulation »n-< weak Caltf-wnl*l<ea* quit*plenty, hit *»lllne; well. Other vegetable* ab"iita* quoted. We «iunte: P«.t»"v» S- Her—11 '•» par rhl Pi«S•.- Kt»te. per I*o n>. fir7fl»l73. MlcMran. per l"0 tb,$125S»1«2: State and We.tern. per sack. tlV*«l»>•weet». Jersey, per bfcl. ?1 V»lt*l ; 60 per barker 75*l^tc; beets, per lf» bunches. $?.(rt.-, /<,, Fl^rMa. top« off.Ml rrat*. 630?5r; Bermuda, per erat*. 75c«J>l; carrots.Nes Orleans, per 100 hunches f3S$4: do Bermuda, fr• rate 75c0Jl- celery, per o^*en stalk*. IT. iTT.V do Florid*per case, II50<J13 50; cabbage*. Suite, per ton. $1295l.r»:do Florida, per bM rrat*. |i»J|:m chicory New-Or-]».-( per b>I flfls<l: ca-4llf|(mers. Florid* per basket.}2t1?3; rto California, per <-m«e. $] 23{t$2 art; erg-plants Florida, per box, fl.V*T«3 escarole New-«>r-le*n». per bM. $4U$5: kale. Norfclk ,^ hhl •VKI7S,--kohlrabi. Orteaa* p«r 100 hunches J4BJS- let._¦__ per bssket. 75(n*225: do orlenn*. per Ml$31|M: okra. Havana, per carrier. I2IJW; .f.<.,r« Bermuda•n-< Havara. i*ejer*»* t? 29 do Connecticut »n<l Kastern«*J!»-J» bM. WSSajßiss do v-:i « f2.-Mrtt: <i- red.R2T.YS.V rt« Oran«* County white per bjg $2 S<V||f4 a©-*y.gfv*»aOp_n; do P»*te irj -«»™ red. per 150 fh.'»_afi»t2V» do yellow. *2 .W»r«;7s :(jo Utate and Westernwhite per d-.ih|. heal bbl. *28»4; do yellow. $2 2&»52 .V»:J?*XS*«» '•?**?,..**** Florida, per basket or crate.*1fioflW; do Call'orrta. i»r "vox. f1 730*.: pepper*.FMn'. per carrier »1 »*?? 2TJ parsl*>-. Kew -OrUana.per 100 bunches J4: do Bermuda per crate |»<jf> vi:pannlr,«. Long Itiar. and Jersey /par bbl.' J.IrJUJ3;romalte. J'*-^;'""*.JJJ tbX. f4CJ3: d» Crmud*. percrete $1 25««IBft; A<i Flo»1'1a per basket SI 2S9SI 90-_«____* Sli V*11M: TO" •¦¦*"• Florida pVr craTe.SI .•••lS: *r»

:lVh-.5?r. bbl- 75cf1»l turnip*. Canada

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.Liverpool. Feb. 20. 4 p. m.

—Cotton

—Spot qu'.et; price*

birely steady; American ratd.i!lr.g. 3 .VIM Th. sales ofthe. day were «.'.-. bales, of whtch COO »- for specula-tion and erport and Included 5.500 American. Receipts.

SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.Galveston. Feb. 2»>.— Cotton quiet and steady: middling.

9!«c; 1..w middling. SU-ltic; good ordinary. 7'ic. R*-cripts. 3!.'J."' bales; exports to the Continent, 1.100 bales;ears. SOW bales; stock. i:».>25 bales.

Norfolk i-VL 2V.—Cotton quiet; middling. SHe; low

ra.iMlink". 8 11-l«io; i'»l wrdlnaxy. a l-lr>c. Receipts. 673baits; exports coastwise. 62i» bales; sales, 311 tales;ato- k 2t>,liO bale*.

Savannah Feb. 20.—Cotton «julet; middling. Oc: lowmlJdliog. SVsc. Receipts. 2.33« bales: exports eoa*twl*».I*-.bales; sales. 4.7 bales: stock. 94.13. bales-

New-Orleans. Feb. 2t>.—Cotton steady; ml<Sa_t_(.» 1-lCc- low middling, S l-l«c; good ordinary. 7 11-HV.R^ceiDts 7 733 b-le.». exports to Great Britain. 4.000bales: coastwise. 1.7b7 bales; salts. 4.000 bales; stock.

'Mobile bale*.3)

—Cotton <juiet: middling;Oc: low mid-Mobile Vtii ID —Cotton qui*t: miildling. 9e; law aM-

dili..;. 17-1*; kvkxJ ordinary. 7 13-lOc. Receipts. 15<>bales; sales. 200 bales; stock. 20.227 bales. .

Men phi.. F«b, Cotton easy; middling.•t-I8c; low

middling 87-l6c; good ordinary. 7 13-16 c Nat i*c«lpL*.

941 bales- gross 1"**bates; shipments. 1.777 bales; sales.

1.750 bales; stock. 131.17* bales.Augusta Feb

—Cotton quiet: middling. 9 3-180; low

middling. '8 15-lCc. Receipt*. 4>9 bale*; shipments. 472bales; sale*. _* bales; stock. 81.531 bale*.

Charleston. Feb.—

Cotton quiet; middling. B\c. Re-ceipts. 147 bales; stock. 9.«9« bales.

Houston. Feb. Cotton steady; raMdlln*. 8"42: lowluufdlirc 65»-l«c. good ordinary. 7 13-toe. Haaalpta.8.384 bales; sale.. 7.723 bales: shipments. 321 bales; stock.101.814 bale*.

Ct. Lou*. Fab. Si.—

Cotton dull: middling. Mac: lowmiddling. 9%a: goo.l ordinary. Se. Net receipts. Mlbales: grots. 1.17- bale*: shipments. S9w bales: stock.75.030 btUea.

To Atlantic City via Lakewood

Central R. R. of New JerseySPECIAL EXPRESS

3 HOURS AND 8 MINUTESIs now In operation on week days only. This aplradtdly iaaulPD*. train, composed of parlor and new vestibule*] je-aVhS: «_d drawn by hard coal burning, giant mm |pound enrines. leave* New York, foot Liberty St.. at 1

3 40 P. M. and South Ferry 3.33 F. M.. arrivingAtlantic I¦•\u0084 6-43 P. M. Leaves Atlantic City 8.30 A. M.. arriv- Iing New York 11 40 A. M.

Lackawanna RailroadStAtUna la New Tork. foot of Barclay and Christopher

Sta. l**.iv«. Arrive.Elmira Mall t_:00 A. M. M00 V.M. ILaekawanra Limitad *10:«9 A. M. *9 0»P. M.

'New York A Chicago Ex «I.«P.M. M«_F. M. Ibcraatoa Express M:0» P. M. tl-:*-VP. M. jChicago & Buffalo Limited <.:l» P. M. *7:39 A. M.L'Uea. Oaw*go Ithaca * Buffalo •8:45 M. •DMA.M.Buffalo *Cnleaao 1mw.... «2:U)A. m *I0:4OA. M.

Sleepers open at »_» P. M. 1

Tickets at »3 Fifth At*..«34 Culumbua Aye.. 113 and I429 Broadway. 14 Park PI.. US W. 123 th St.. and 333 F_l-

'ton St.. Urocklyn. ;

U'*atcott'» Express Company will call far and <_*.« !fcaggag* *» d&*uaallon. tKxtept Suaday. •Dally. 1

A DVBRTl:s_a*r-.NT_ and subscriptions for Th* Trlbuna iJrX. received at th».lr Uptown Offlca. No. 1.242 Broadway !24 doer north of ttlat-at.. until

•o'clock p. m.; advertise!

inents '*.-.-:at th» following branch offlees at r«*ru;aror" ¦- rate* until 'o'clock p. m.. viz.: ¦_'3» _v. .",. « Icor. 2:M-st.. l.Viflth-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: M.. , 6t:i>ava* !and 14th-st.. ... Cjlumbus'ave.. near West dttih-at.; 10ii

•-••..•:- near tith-av*.;02 Cut 14th-*t.: 257 W**t._¦¦. ,1 trt ween 7th and .^th aven.; 1.9 Bast 47th-st.; l,30«Sd-ave.. between 74th and 77th .t..I.12* 3.1 ay... near•Ut-st . 1.70* lat--v. near «l»th-st.: 754 Tramont-ave...6S"» Sd-ave.. n«ar -et.: 534 ad-ay*.. 210 B.»«.-_*r- .i;I32S Bleecker-et. I

NAVAL STORESA firmer fueling prevailed pretty much throughout th«

•tit !iv 1.-, ppirtt*. with sale* at 40V»c. Th* strength«¦," caused by an a_»aa«a at Savannah aad an IncreaseIn iii.local demand. Rosin was quiet but steady, whit*t*r runif.rrt We quote:

TAlt—Regular*. S3: do oil bbls. S4.SPIRITS TURPENTINE

—4aO4o*»c.

ROtilN—

CXimmon to Kood strained. SI &5. E. $1 73. F.Me©! Q |199: 11. lIW. I. »1 95. K. $205. M. 13 15,N. ISSB: W O. t2B<>; W W. $3.

STOCK IN HAND

Bo*:a 36.732 bhlsSpirits turpentine 2.20'> bblsTar ... 1.120 bbls

Charleston. Feb. 20—

Turpentine— Nothing doing. 9BHffSrtc itosln firm, unchanged.

tiavannah, Feb. 2U.—

Spirits turpentine __, Mo: re-ceipt*. I£4 Uils: *ale>. 133; exports. 13-. Rosin dull andutK.sris.-t. receipt*. 2.572 bbl»; exports. 1.958.

(»rlean». Feb. 20.—Receipt*— Rosin. 90 bbls.Wilmington. Feb. a)

—Spirits turpentine firm. 3<J4©37e-

Maata f.rm. |113«$1 20. Crude turpentine firm. |lam12 3i>. Tar quiet. ,115.

London. Feb. a\—Tttrpentlne. M* 6d.

ormca m\i:k7:s r_o__<;RATH

ChJea_ Feb J».~ Cattle— Receipts. 11.500. Including6n»» tTxY» Ooed «« ch.rtc* steeis. |B«9I9 Canner*st-onger- kutcl.ers" »iock» steady. Texar.s >:o» ijool

t.> tirlir*ete-r» jIUn^M. i«»r to medium. -V. •"•"¦{l 4 .so.itVaers h.m* ™Al'r, fl"w.liT..814 .Vi; cow*. *2 3u5*4 IS:helVr* K'sii'i:|4:C>; cannrr*. II>^r*J2 M>; bulls slow. $_.'.!

3»*4»' ralv-s steaJy to strong. |«t|Hß| T«xs» fed steers.ifSotttS' Texas traps steers J.T «.iari; Texas bulls.128001390 Hog»— lteceipl* t lay ¦Ji.Otm head, lonur

ro* lesttmated). 3-VrtO; left over. 3.o»iu; arttye. ,Vffl«>cfirl^r 'nlxerl an-1 but.h'rs". 15 2." U&47 ta; g'*^l to choice\r»T'.t"v>v^ZV. rough heavy. ti :M|»M; light, »5 23*»ti4i.'bulk sale? |l»7Sn»."» *5V >heep— Receipts. t2.W«»fhe^u l«>c hlKh*r: fan^y weih.'r* up to $5. lambs strong

10 ,V higher, yearlings up to ii:good to choice wether*.*ii*4«*• fair lo ckoare n»t»e,l. $.1 ?>>«?• 1O; Western»h»(-p *4-i*4<V>: Texas sheep. « S/lidJ3 »X%; nit|v» lamb*.J» V>irli25: V.Vstern Umt«. *stf*s 25.

l*.i»t Liberty Feb »>.— '"attle steady; extra. 53 339$3 .V» prime *53J3 25; common. |3iis3 7.1. Hogs stronger.U«i ni<?.ll«im*. »ta«SJS 62Vs: he.t Yorkers. » 3AS!3 *»:Ui*»t 4e !"•s"fli".3.1: heavy hegs. $5 ."*»(i*;> 55. pig*. *."¦ toftss srt rouitli* J3 7.Vfl«sW> Sheep steady; choice weth-ers $i<mf*4 75- ,- ,riif ¦i»-''l»3: choice lamb*. M3i>9|H 40 : common i» >ro< •!. fi<t%'» ~V Veal calves. «7«*7os.

Clnclniuiti Ke»>. 2u—

li |s active. higher. *ijvW\Catrle »ie*d< 12253W*3» Pheep at»a4V. »1 wsr»4 V*Lamb* sieadv. $3 :JO*'

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pOLLA.JOHN.—Inpursuance of an order ofHon. Abner >'. Thomas, a Surrogate of th* County

of v*w York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having1 la!ma against J. hn Golla. tot* of th* County of New 1York deceased, to present the same with voucher* ther»- |, f to' the »üb«crtber. at his place of transacting business.

'No »..42 Broadway. rough of Manhattan. In the City Iof New York, on or before the 24U> day of June next.

Dated New York, the 19th day of December. 1999.**CHRISTIAN OOLLA. Administrator

ALBKHT B. WRIGHT. Attorney for Administrator. SBNassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of NewYorit. I

TS PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner jC Thomas, a Surrogate of th* County of New York, i

notice I*hereby given to a., persons having claims againstMatthew Dikeman. law of the County of New York. de-ceased to present th*him with vouchers thereof to th*autscribar. at her place of transacting business. No. 303 IBroadway Borough of Manhattan. In the Cliy of NewYork on or before th* 23th day of April next

—Dated

New' York, the. 17th day of October. lOiio. CAROLINEL. DIKEMAN. A.lml-itstratrtx of the F.«t;ire of MatthewPtkeman. Decease.!

_ MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor- jney for A4mlni»tratrtx. >•>. 3u2 Broadway. Borough of ;Manhattan. New York CltT.

in TUKSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon. !Abn*- C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County af N*w i

York, notice is hereby gfv*n to all person* having claim* |arolnst Robert Graham Dun, late of the County of N«w IYork, deceased, to pr*»ent the sam« with voucher* there- ,of to the subscribers at their place of transacting huainesn Iat th- omc» of Rutus 8. Ransom. No. 128 Broadway. IBorough of Manhattan. In th* City of New Tork. on or Ibefore th« seventeenth day of August next.l>*t*d New York, th* ISth day af February. 1901. ,MART B. DUN. Bx*cutrl». KOBERT DUN DOUOL.\S3.

FRANCIS U MINTOX. WALTER. D. BUCHANAN. IExecutor*.

RASTL'S S. RANSOM. Attorney for Execators, 12S !Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New-York City.

TORRIN. MARGARITA.—In pursuance of an !**or«M of Hon. Abner C. Thorns*, a Surrogate of th*

'County ef New York, notice Is hereby given to ail per- .sons having claims against Marcaiiti Jornn. late of theCity of Washington. D. C. «acee_wd. to present to*earn* with voucher* thereof to the subscriber, at hisplace of transacting business, at th* asVai of I'avey A •Moor*, -• if..

—-"•. No. 32 N»ui iStreat. In the Bar- 1

ough of Manhattan, la th* City of New York, on or be- Ifora the fourteen '» ef March. ;001. next.—Dated: 1Yew York September 9. 1300. CLIFFORD S. WALTON. .Ancillary Administrator. PaVEY _ MOORB, AttorneysfirAJmlnlstrator f2 Nassau Stre«t, Borough of M*.-.: !Un New Tork N. T

m I

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS. |Liverpool. Feb. »>

—Closing—Wheat—Spot' dull: No 2 I

re.l Wentern wlr.ter. *» 2.1. No INorthern spring. On t'j'i. INo 2 red Western winter. ,ia lll«.|. future* steady;March. 5s l')'sd. May. la ll\l. Corn—rtpot nulet; :Amttesji mixed, new. 3s 10\d; American mixed, old.la llVi: future* quiet February. 3* l»'»d March. 3a :'.' St 1 May. 3s ft^ad. Peaa— Canadian quiet. &» <*&. Beefsaay; extra India me**. 4Ss 34- Pork easy; prim* neu. !Western. •11s. Hams— Short cut. It to 1« Tb. arm. 44a 0.1.

'T-crd »tearty: Ir-m- We»t*m. lr» tierce*. S.h» 3d; Amertma reflre<l In pall*. Ms 3d. Bacon steady. Cumberland.'it. :•: to 30 Th. 44* 9.1. short rib. 14 to 24 TV 42s 0.1;1 nsr clear middle*, light. 23 to .14 Tb. 41a «. long dear imtdJle*. h«*nr 35 to »¦> Tb. 4i>* &.1: short clear back*. 1

l« to 2i> tb. .We <M. clear beiliea. 14 to IK ID. 41* «_ !Shoulders— Square. 11 Ml3Tb. steady. "W*) 91. Butter

—I

Finest United States dull. 60s: good United State* easy.'

7^». Clieae* .itiiet: American finest whit*, ft)*: American ;finest colored. 51*. Tallow

—Prim* oltv Quiet. 28» 3d:

Australian In London ea«y. 27*. Cotton*.-.- 1 oil—Hullrefine.i. t>vot dull. 1!»» M. TuiT*nUne

—quiet.

"."»» IM Rosin—

Otnmon steady. 4s THd. Petroleum—n»flned quiet. 7»»d- Linseed oil dull. Mm.

THE LONDON WOOL. MARKETI«>nilon. Feb. 20.— The arrivals of wool for the second

•fries of wool auction sale*, scheduled t ¦> open on Marcit12 close.! to-day with th*following consignments: NewSouth Wales ;.". 4!>o hates; Queensland, 17,(J12; Victoria.M.414: tooth A-stralU. 11. 1

-1:West Australia. 1«.534.

Tasmania. 537; New-Zealaml. 32.4.C*; Cape of Good Kope>and Nitil. 22.-37. Tt• total available tar the sale* la-lv7si» hale*, including 94.v«» held over from th« firstmerles. Ftftecn thnttsanil five hundred bales of Cap* ofUood l!cpe .nd Natal wool and •7..va» bales of Australasianwer* f^r»irie.l direct to spinners.

BOSTON WOOL MARKETBoston. Feb. JO.

—"The American Wool and (MM

Reporter'"

willsay of th* wool trade to-morrow:

—Th«

weal market ha* rather increased In activity th« lastweek, an! a Ur«e amount of stock has been moved. W*figure the same at ov«r A.OOO.C>OU 11. included in whichwere some good sized lines of territories, scoured andn.-liurn f!e«re*. There h.i been considerable pressureto s«ll. and as a result consumer* have in most In-stance? been able to secure wools at pretty low prtc**.especially Territory wo. l». which are now sailing veryflnsa to th# lev-l of values prevailing at the time whenthe boom In l-:«> was started." The s>ale* for the weekla Bestoi amounted to. 3.3C5.2fK> rb I. mestic and 'J4B.o«'<>r foreign, making a total of 6.27U.24)*). against a totalof 4.ri3ft,H"O for the previous week, and a total of 2.371.-(nift for the corresponding week last year. The sal.»«maiJanuary 1 amount to 21.481. 4C0 71. against 25,-

'.•25 *«> rb f->r th- corresponding flm« last year.

43.090 bale*, an American. Future* opened nnlet and'

rlose.l steady. American mtd-lllrir. 1 m r. February.& lw-SM buy*r«: r*braary aad Maren. 511-9441S l*S4d«el!*rs: March an.i April. 310-64-1 sellers; April and May..', *-«4-l buyer*: May and June. 5»J-<»rj:. T-W buyer*:Tune an.l July. 5 5~61d sellers: July and August. 52-A«O i5 3-*U.I sellers; August and September. 4 s+-«»84 s*-64d .sellers: September. 49t »ft»-**.!sellers; October, g c. 1

4 33-H4«4 34-<Ud sellers; October and Noy»mfcer. 424-M94 27-«4d buyer*.

TEE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb. 20. Flour st>»»Jy: light trad*. Wheat— .Spring.No 1 Northern oil 83 %e for »mall lots: no oftar-inga of cIf. Winter wheat— Nothing doing, miller*wouldprobably pay 7«c for fancy white and 77c for No 2 re.l ontrick her*. Corn quiet: No 3 yellow. SJ44c. No 3 do.43*«4*%c: No 2 corn. 43S9_l\c No 3 do. 43'ie.through billed. Oats steady; No 2 white. 31Hc: No a do.3te; No X mla*d. *;No 3 *>, ••%*«, through billed.Barley unchanged. Rye—No 2 on track. 56c asked.

Chicago. Fab. 2a—The leading futures ranged as lot-lows: .Wheat. N9. 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing. I

February 73% I4V* 73 T* I4'-»March 74** 74% 74»» 71^»May 73H37tJ "¦ >» »< T_»7«',

Cem No. 2:February

— — —*»T4

March » 30Vi *» «o'iMay 4-4*4>«*H 401 4»>»s 4OS

Oats. No 1:February

— — —34*4)

May »%«25S 23% 2SH«2S^ 23 *Mess pork,per bbl:

r*bruary— — —

913 *2',May »•.» 10 $14 15 |1407li lU-"*j

Lard, per 100 n>:March

— — —75^

May 7+7', 7 5 H7H 7SBJuly 752W 7«» 7 524 7•)

Short rib*, per ICOIb;February

— — —7081

Miv 7 l'> 719 7«7:, 7 M'

September 710 7 22 1; 7 20 7 224Cash ciuotatlons were a» follow*: Flour Mi!. No 3

raring mheat. i^Vi72c; N> 2 red. TSWTfJc; No 2 corn. 3l» ¦»¦*.No 2 yelloT.. 3ultc; No 2 oau 2r.**fiU«c: No 1 while.27*4C: No 3 white. 27'i@25c: No 2 rye .VJi1: lair to choicemaltin? barley. W'gs!)c; No 1 flaxset-1, «1 "*»; Ha INonh- |western. $)•!; prime tlcvttby sc&l. |133; clover, con-tract . id* 111. >les* pork, per bbl. 113 rJSU9U: lanl. ,I,rr V»t I!. *7 ».-,»<7 47:; ahoi ribs st-l^s (1..05-i. $T'^•7 20: .'v Mind shuuMers (b<ix*-ii> IS '-"' ¦<>>: r.<>; short ci^arsld. s lbo-«ed). $7 f.(*T«5. Whlaltsx '.i-i.- ii high win^a,#1.7. fucars

—v.^ai tuaf. A.31):; emnuUte.l, 5.7Uc. crmfe*-

'llunara' A. s.."'Jv; off A. 5.44.-. On the Krwiure Exchangs It<.>-day the butter tr.4rk.et was active; creameries. t'U- ¦

dalr-es. !•> il-.- Cheese, fairly active at \» « 111•""io. F:,,< ¦

acti'e: fresh. 1(V.

Cincinnati. Feb.—

Flour dull. Wheat Mini:No 2 r»l. I7^>c Corn ttrm: Ni> 2 m!ie«t. -42c. Oats strong. higher:No. 2 mix*!, 2&r Rye steady: No 2. ¦'••¦'. Lard *tea«iy, f7.S2*»e. Bulk m-*t» e»*y. $7 2->. Karon rlrrn. 9H275. IWhiskey

—Dt9ttU»r»" BnlacsJ gooa* firm on basis of (1S7. ;

(sugar rlrmP :l.itl. Feb. 20— Wheat, cash. N Ih.\r-1. 75> c; No I

'N rttMTB. 73v«e; No 2 Nortr»<>rn. •'.? », r7'>*».-. May. 7rt\»c;

'J'lly. 7'S'vc. Corn—^Jlay. a>» T jc. outs, irtid^ii'ic. [

ililwiukfe. Feh. ;i>.—Wheat :V INoI9 rtiiern. 73 vi: '¦

N> 2 Northern. 71'-j*[74e. i:-.- firm: No 1, SftfSSVtc. Bar-.ley duU; No 2. ;.7.is>tc. sample, 4".»Vi-:

Minneapolis. Feb. 2*—Wheat— Ca.«!». 74c: May, 7»S^ jTS^c: July, 731»8755e. On track: .\jIhard. »Sci No 1Northern, Me; No 2 Northern. >i~\(t'llJl*c.JI*c.1*c.

Phlla'lelphta. Feh. 20.—

Wheat, He higher: contractgrade. Februaiy. 77 1i97Bc. Corn. l* lower. No 2 mix*-. jKebrtlary. Hn't:«i\c. oats firm: No 2 white dipped. ¦

Xlc. ltutt«r firm. g»od deroan<l: fancy Western cream-ery. SS***; iiiWestern prints, 23c; do n«a.rby print?. lie.E?S3 ¦.-:n He higher: fresh nearby, 17c; do Western.17-- do Southwestern, 17.?. do Southern. I*-. Racetpra—rUfJT, 5."M«» bbls. 5.190.000 m in *ac!l»; wheat. SD.tWiOboah; e^rn. 22D.at9 bush: oats. 21 <«» bush. Shipments—

n<-»t. 57,r«X) bush; corn. lKJ.'Xit> buah: oats. 43.000hush.

S;. ',>ii_. Feb. 21V—

Whe%t—

2 red cash. 73' 4>-:4>-: May.7J>»wT4%r; July. 73Uc: No 3 hard. 713711»c.1»c. Corn—N>2 cash. 3&c: May. 39<-. July. 3»'-^. oats— No. 2 cash. 2&.;May. _•<•»¦: July. 25'ic; No 2 whit*. sS'i©2S\e.

To!ed>. Feb. Wheat higher, dull;No 2 cash. 79»ic:May. si«-ie: July. T!»V Corn dull, strong. cash and ,May. Me. Oata dull: cash. 27c R^« quiet: cash. 824.Cloverseed dull: prime, eaah. $.05. March. **». oil un- Ichamre-1.

Bailroao*. __

PENNSYLVANIASTATIONS foot ef VTEST TWENTT-THIRD 3TK-W*

AND DE3BRO3SE3 AND i:t:.a.n'ut STREETSO"The leaflac tine from DesbraaM* a.a 4

Otrtlwndf street* Is five mlauln l«t_r thanthat aiven below for <-ul» -third 9«T«etStation, except where otherwise noted.T..V-> A. M. FAST MAlL.—Limited to two BnSet Parlor¦.<-¦. 'k to Hlttsqunr. Sleeping Car PiUsSurg 'I

nWL _¦••!«» coach to Plttaour*«"??

* yy1'FA^T LiNr:-i'itt*burgand Cicala--.1>.f1.% A. >|. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Pullman Com-P*rtn_mt Sleeping. Dining. Smoklntr and ObsarvatloaCars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati. Ind-

«nnaooll- «.^ul»ville. St. Laula,___ __

J.83 P. M.CHICAGO \ND 8T LOCIS EXPrtE33—

ForToledo. Louisville ,va Cincinnati). Indianapolis. Cal-—__*». t. Louis. Dlninar Car.9VM f* H. ST

-LOUIS EXPRESS— For Plttsbur*.

Injll..napnlt* Louisville St. Loul*. Dining Car.n-~'n-~' p« %« « "¦¦- "RN EXPUE?9.— For Chicago. TorToledo, e».-*..r Saturday. Dlnlns Car.

"•**. i* M. \u0084^,TFIC CXPTtES3— For Plttacwr> andhlcasjo r-.r Knoxville daily via Snenanrtoah Tall*y

_*.»'"_. Connect* for Cleveland, except Saturday.S---'S ---' »• >J. l'M!%'E_ANr> ANT> CINCINNATI EX-

PRE?3—

Fer P'ttsb-ir*;. Cleveland. Cincinnati.IVASIII.\GTO.\ A.\D THE hoi TH.

l» •«9V*». i.».io iOe*r>roaaea and Cortlandt Street*.\u0084?," (I>;r': * C«r). 10.54 .Uining Car) a. m.. IXSI

1..0CJ,<Dlnlni? Cart. 2.10 iDesbrosaea and Cort...^iMre«ts. !'Jii, <3-3 "Congressional Urn., ail Parlor an*n.nina Cars*. 3.25. 23 «Dinlnu Cart. 4.5» (Dining Car*.*=» p. m. 12.M nl«ht. Sunday. 5.25. 5.53. 10.53 iDining,'rl•; m - !2V'- '213 'Pining Cart ,3 23 "Con«r**«il^m »ii ppa rl«.r an.l Dlninv Oirs>. 23. 4.29 (D;ntng

vAfTiw»i; .' in'nln? c a"">- »2» » »»>•. '2.10 nUht.SOr THERX i;.\i'.v\'. "Florlria Limited." 12.40 p. m.•»•• and Cortlandt Street*. 12.40 p. m.> week-vftß»:*»Expr*"* szx Ia p. m.. 12.10 night dai'.y.

?»« v-X ND w-'STTjRX RAILWAY.—For Msmphla'

rTXVTT<7 'T>AS T LINE.—

••Florida "•clal." 2.10 p. m.•U«!.bro9*e« anjPortland! Street- 2.-.t> p m.> week-

„.AP,nKIC*onro RAILWAY.-i5.55 a. m. and 4.5S"iro r\;uvaT.

—8.35 a. m. and 4.3S

P. ni. itally.i;!?'?.*.^ AIR LTN-FT.—'-FlorMa and ltetropollt*n Llm.

OTn clFv?3 " m̂ ';')!v B:«ore«* I.10 night dally.

w ¦_,? COMFORT and NORFOLK.—7.SS _. m.

A<s£*22 <%r""r'^*aS an'ma

an'» 1m p. m. week-daya,r^roneh Vesfihu!«d Trains. Puffet Parlor Cars andS'»n7s.r,l Ca-fheq.

JTAW MAT.-!?..-..-. ->. m. week^J^r**oe r>omt< on New York an,t Loire inch Railroad <fromTTe-t Twen-v-th!M Street 3tatlon^ 5.55 a. m.. 12.40.V»... a" I,-..-, D- m Stinrtav*. »?S a. m.. ?.!• p. m....r-!? P^»rf.*ie» and Cortlandt Streets^. 9.00 a. m.,l-....>. 3.40 ark] s.!rt p. m. i*»T*. 9.43 a, m.. B.liP- m.... m , For* prm,»nrrpniA.

a1a1~DSa.hhr.

ro*re» ilr"» Cort'andt Streets. 0.3&). 7.29. TJJ,\u0084,.'¦:•

"M lft-55 Penna. Llrrlred). 10.10 fDesbmeae.anam,V'if Streets. '"-"«Dlrilng Car>. 10.55 <Dtn!n»Cart. 11.55 v m. 13:53. |i33 (Ptnlne Car>. 2.10 (De*-

,"„«"*¦' BP| Streen. 2.2n>. 2.M 12S. 3.33. 4.25.i^l'e -Tt"I*1'*S"i

'r'sr'5 inlM<"ar>. 5.55 in--iCar>.

I,1,1 "-'¦-

•'"• ••-s -«. m 12- If*nl«ht. Sundays. *If.tli'T- ?o. cr"»'hM>. «23. O.XT 925 !»s» «Llmlte<?>. » 55.<ntVto.P^ "f <^'lr>*• "••• •-•¦" I=M'Olnln* Car>. 1.55.Dtnln, ¦ ,rv «S 333. 423 rDtnllM''ar) 4.95 (Diningnight IDIn'"*«*« 7.33. «23. •». 25 p. m.. 12.1«

Ticket Oflttw. N*,. 4«t. B4fl. linn ism. inand 281 Broad-«a»: I -^tor H-u««: West Twenty-tMr.lStreet Station;an.l s.atlons foot of r«»*t>ros»es and i—<rtlani»t St-e_**.

-4 C vrLn'T^*t- art., Fulton Street <v, Bro«rlw»r an<fPennsylvania %nne* Stttfon. Brooklyn: Station. JereayI'i.TT ce

wX'w Tork Transfer Company willcall for-

ami check ha(«ase from hotels and residences throu«!»tn destination.Telephone "914 Eighteenth Street" lor Pannayl-ajU» Rail-road Csb »erv»c<».J. c. Hrrrniwi>r. j. r. wood.

General llanaser. aeneral Pass'r Agent.

CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.Anthracite Caul used «»ctastvelr

F«ur Track* "E'ectro-Pneumatlc" SlsnaJs.Station* ln New York. Liberty St. and South Ferry.Train* leave Liberty _t a* below (time from South F«rr»

five minutes earlier, except as noted).

IW»»eli days.ISandaya.Man-*- Chunk f_»al I 7:13 a. m I ._V Y. A. Lorn* Branch R. R I ».30a.m. I 9:00 a.m.Scrar.ron & Reading _.. ! Drift*,m.Il_k*wrv«,i A Barneiaat I•»:*>a. m. ".10:15 a. m.M. Y. & Branch R. R...... I11:308,0.

-Stanch Chunk *Reading 1*0?. m.WUk**harr* A Scran ton I 1:30 p.m. —«¦¦»¦Lakewood. Bamegat & Atlantic

City 11:«p.ra. ¦ VnT¦_*kew««<t & ATLANTIC CTTT}

Soectal 3:40p.m. il,mieLakewood « Ri-neant I14:1" p. m «N. T. A Lona- Branch R. R i 4:30 p. m. 14:00 >nv.Mauch Chunk A Reading I 4:40p.m. '3 30 p. ra.Lak*v.oo<J Sneclal I5:00p.m. ! .......__r i.'frin Local | *S:4*o m. .........N. V. A Lonir Branch R. M I 13:23 a.m.l ......•.<•

ROYAL BLUE LINE.FOR PHILADELPHIA.

1 V4so. t7.sp. ma*, «9.c0 n0.09. *v.a» a. at-. rt.o»«!•HO. »3.n*>. •3.40 t4->*>. I'4.<H>. ti.3o. «».00. TOO. '7 30.1 POO. «ttt.2S p. «_. *IXISmdt.

BALTIMORE A3D WA9HISGTOS.1M.30. >»00. 'ICO. »ll39 a. m.. tl-COL «l.»8l •3.4<V

! •3-PO. TOO p. nv. •lil»rodt.Offic*i Liberty St. Ferry. South r"_rf». XIX 172. 261.

434. 815. I3P«. l»4 Broadway. 173 3th Aye.. 737 6th A**..X Ctiton Sq. West. 153 East 12Sth St.. 273 West __M*St.. 213 Columbus Ay. New York: 4 Court St.. 344. sonFulton •_. Brooklyn: OS Broadway. WUllamshur*. N«wYork Tranafar Co. calls for and cheeks bag— a to deatl-

In«r|.n.t •Kr-m Liberty St. only. 'Dally. ?Dally, except Sunday.! {Sundays only.

NEW YORK CENTRALTrain*leiv at md depart from Grand Central Station.

'¦ 42.1 Street. New-Tovlt. as follow*:Leav<« New York. ArrfreNew TorV.

, •tort a. m Syracase Local *«.28».«.i t*.3Oa.m Empire Stai* Express. ......tlQ.O>p. m.

•9.4.1_.tn .. Fast Mall •10.00a.ia.tlO.3<>a. m Day ?[3ore.»» t7.oC)j>. m.

! tilSO*, it Rutland Express tT.«9 p. m.•l.P»>p. m 9 utftwest»rn Limited *6.00p.m.•iOOp. m S. T. * r"h!(_ico Special •!.30 p.m.tt..ii>p. m Alnanv and Troy Flyer tt110a.m.nap. m AlSanj* Special ti(>")p.m.•4.00 p. m Detroit Special «li!Oft a. in.•3.:<» p. m Th* La*« Shor» Ltm'ted...... •_39»na.•5.»>p.m... *< Louis Limited *2.35 n.•«.>>!> r>. m..... W*ata*_ Express «?.4S p. m.•*2*? m....... .Northern Express «T 30 a. m.•7.3t»8. m Adtr»m!ack A Montreal Ex . •».59 a m.•H.'»>n. m. P»n-Am*r(c_n Express. ...... *7.27 a. m.•».3»p. m Buffalo A 3. vr Special...... •*X0»«km.•!>.*> o. m Pa<*trlc Express •« .10 v m.t!2.lt»a. m Midntirit K^presr. »7.00 a. m.

•Dairy. ?Dairy. except Sunday. tDalir. *xc*Dt MonJ*y.IIAIIU'.n11IV|H|.».

012 A. M. and 3.3.'. P M. Dally. exceDt Sunday, «•PlttsfleM: Sundays only at 9 20 A. M.Pullman cars . n all through train*.

Train* Illuminated with Plntsch t^ght.Ticket o(T»oe» at 113. 9*l 41.1 and LSI*Broaiwajr, «

I'alcm Sq. W.. 273 Columbu* at*.. 123 West 12?'n St..120 th St and lS*t*i St. Stations. V«w York <S>» and TMFulton R. and 104 Broadway. B. D.. Brooklyn.

Teleohon« "*»35th Street" for New Yortt Central *_!»

Serrice. Baggag* chected from hotel or reside:. •» byW«*"-ott Express Company.

EDGAR VAN rrnw, GEORGE TT. DANTEL3.Oenera! Suowlatendent. General Panengar AgaoC

LEHICH VALLEY.Foot of West 01A.CortUndt and Oe—brawes Street*¦

> !<ailr tExcept Sunday. Sunday c_*ng*a: oUM. d.lta.•8:.r. *:*. t«.43. *.is. x«.U. yS..J. J-..13.i RaMua Local . tW*Ma*!?rf.iu1am! Huffaio*iKiWe«teraEir»re»» *13.1U x m*•» ¦*> A Mj BX»AI-'K Dl.*_*ONP-XPBKB9 *113~> .Mit|2 It)>„I Miueoihnuk Mt<thMietou Lucal . .. .>«> ra'tllUOraI \M._e»--«rr*H!j<t -. ruii'.ufcxi-rea*. +3 jjr»i »4iopjfI Mi..¦ t tsu bLuc*l *»5.10 fm|'ts.-0 ?_: fhlc:«r. .milTo on"> V.stJbaleExprws.... '.i« PWilJiai EXPOSITION EXPHE33 -. Vlf»| •$.(«» pmj Itoae*.BniTalu and Western Ktpt^e* ¦ *<>ir«l tfltra

Ttciceta\nd PuUuiaii a.- onimojuton* at 1IS, _U.iv,389, )4»*_41 |Vv»nro*.|»%y. _» ''nlon Square '.v*st its >lumbus A»a.. S. Y-.i *»> Fulton St.. 4Court St.si H i*v and Vt.Knltnu St., lr-xi-ly*.

N. V Tmcafer Co. willcall for aad enec* "-ggif

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROADLeave NEW TORK CITY. IJbarty St. Soutil ferry

¦ Cbiea^}. Pittaburs-

*4.3o<tsi. ......Chicago. Plttaburg Isnt. *12.10nt.Chicago. Columbia

•1.30pm. •L2Snm. DinarPtttaburg. Cl*v* M.SO-vn. «1.23pm. Diner.••plttaburg Limited" *T'«»pm. •H.ainm. Buffet

C»nctnn»tl. St. !_>ul* *!2.15nt •12-likU.Cincinnati. 9t. Louts..—.. •I'VOrtam. *«.55am. DinerCincinnati. St. Louis ..... •7.<Klt>m. •« SSpm i»-tSorf-Ul tlOOpm. t12.55»n». Dlair.*

ItOVAL BLUB TKAIXS.Wasninf ton. Baito tamtam. t".S3am. Buffet.Waahington. 8..1t0 ...... •io>n>am. "!¦Ham. Diner.Washington. Bait) •ii.;»t>im. •11.23am. DinarWashington. ralt.i ?i*im. t12.55pm. Diner.Wastiinston. B_lto *I.3i'pn . •1.25pm. Dlarr••R_,al Umltad"

—•3.40pm. *is6p__ Diner.Washington. Balto. «3 OOp •4.55pm.

--,r

IVa»hln«ton. 8a1t0.... *7f>opm. •d.Upoi! I___

Waahiagton. Baltc *12.13nu *12.10nt.'***'•

•Dally. tDally. except Sunday.B. A O. Electromobile Service t, and from trains.Oflleaa: 113. 172. Mi. 4*4 l*>o Broadly, a {?nten

Squar*. W^SDt Gran^ Street. N T. 343 Fulton StreetBrooklyn: Whlteiall T*rrnlnal And Liberty Street Ba»lwe» checked from hotel or residence to destination.

ERIE RAILROAD.THrouKti train* leave .4*w York, foot ot Chamb«rs 3t.as follow*, aad 5 minutes earlier (ruin W. 23d St.-

*i».im» a. m. Dally.—Solid train for Buffalo. ur ap. m.Btaghamtun. Waverly Klmira and Bradford. C-_. iea.parlor car «ad oaf* d'.n!n< car to l;u(Talo.Iflp. m Dally

—Chlr<n?> Limited—Fast Mall—.Solidtrain to Chteago. arriving 3.2U p. m. Ait. Cl«v«|and 7 40 a.m. Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dtnlnic carT.:t<» p. m Dally

—Duff 110 anc! <

-lev-1.,n.l Expre** \rr"

Buffalo 7.«5 Bradrord 7.20. Jameatown 7.»0 and Youn«»Itown 10.27 a. m. Cleveland 12.30 p. m. Sleepers 5 Buf-falo and Cleveland. CafA car.!». 1.% p m Dally—SolM train for Blnghamto*. IT_i_sly. Elmlra. Chicago Sleeper* to Buffalo Chicago. Clncla-ritl. Dtntnc ear.riMCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN-I A(-TU_.J_OHATIONS at 111. 112. Jtil 401 and 'JrBroadway. 137 East »23th St. am! 273 West 12.1th Ka_Chamber* and Weai 2_ I nt. ferr New- York- 389 a3'•"' rulton St.. !>¦•* Broadway. Brooklyn: _; Klvar StHoboken aad Jersey City Station. New-York Tr_u»f*»C-. calls for and check* tutnt* to destination.

"WEST R.R,Trains leave Franklin St. Station. N. V.. a* follow%and Uam. later foot w«m Cd St.. N. H.:

*¦ 1» A M.—ter interm. points to Albany A Montreal.•-¦

-A. 11.

—tl) Lake Mohunk. Minnevbaaka. j-rai.-^^

Catsktll Mounulniand L'ttca.•1:00 r. M.

—ChlCAkO -Mr—a. ...

•2:2.1 i- m.—Com. Ltd. (or Detroit. Chicago A St. Louis.1.1 4.1 P. M.—(UiFor Hudion River Points to Albany.•MIS P. Xl.—Vor Rocheiter. r.u.Talo. Cleve. A C*lca«o.f....) P. M.—For Re Chester. :..:?,. Detroit A St. Louts.•Si 15 i- M.—For Syra.. Roch. -. >< Falls, Del. A Chi.•Dally, tl'nily. except funJay. Leavaa Brooklyn An-

nex. No. t.at 10 to A. M.. 2at244 P. M Leaves JerseyCity. PR. B. No. 1 at 11:20 4. M. a at i.to P. M.Time tables at principal ho**la and offices. Banace

I«heeh«<t from hotel or residence by Westcott _«. C. B.1 ULMBICBT. Oeaerai Paaaaaaar Agent. N. T. .

at Mitleth-st. Steers wer* slaw to loe lower; balls fullysteady; •am* slow but steady for medium and rood stock,while tMn inwere weak: « cars of cattle: late arrival*were held e**jr. common to <ooj steers sold at *4 4<M»15 25 per IMtb; oxen and fa: star» at {373^*3: bulls atJ3 2W2f4 13; c. »j at V- *!<til1" Dress»d b*«f slow atlast reported quotations. Cable* unchanged. Shipments">-day. 1.7n«» quarter ot beef la the New-Tork to South-ampton; ir the Majestic. 2.573 quarters of beef to Ltv-«T>«.->oL To-morrow the Pretoria willcarry to Bermuda» cattle and stt sheep.

Sale*— McPherson &Co.: 45 Ohio st««M. 127% Ik aver-age, at »:. •.ii per 100 ft. 14 d». 122S Tb at »3 06; 22 do.MM rt. at «4&5: 2O Kentucky do. 123» Ib. at $S2P. 4<»««. 1312 th. at *V a do. 11VS m. at $160: MOhiosteer* and »tag». 12*4 Ib. at ?4 6O; 2 heifer*. 1240 Vs. at$4 30; Ibulls. 1174 !?>. at |3 73; 1 do. SS> Ib. at »3 60:1do. 6*o rb. at 25: 19 cows. 1092 It. at $3 30; 2 do.«¦<"» B^ at |3 I.V S *>. H)l2 O. at *3 10; 4 do. 980 It), at$2*5: « d->. Mt B>, at *-'73: 2 d0.200 Tb. at $2 M;13 da,*73 Ib. at $2 .-4i. 4 do. -<J5 !b. at t-20; 2 do. SCO «». at$213. 11 ¦i. 812 Ib. at $2 03. „

Sherman A Culver: 15 Ohio steers. 1238 ES. at $5 23:IS do UK !*,. at {\u0084 m da 1152 ro. at M90; 1» do. 13>H!t>. at $4 in); 14

•.. 11*4 Tt. at M90: 1 do. »130 rb. at**!«>. 4 d>, 1137 IT., at $4 SO; 20 do. 1175 I*.at $*75; -,T>Chlcaro do. 1200 tb. at $t85. 2 stag*. 1230 tb. at $4 Si;

1do. 1270 Ib at $4 20. . _,f,f„

Newton ac C.. 13 PennsylvanU steers. 1074 ». «»*»•2 hulls. 1600 Ib. at $4 13: 4 do. 1110 ft. at $3 83: 2 *•.V">rt?. M $3 70: 13 cows. 998 lb. at $3 23: »• do. •»' »•at $3 19; 1 do. 1080 Ib.at $2 50; 21 d«. 763 tb. at |2 13

A. H. Eppstein: 21 Kentucky steer*. 1135 tb. at $4 90.21 do. 1112 ft. at $4 06: 20 da. 1118 R>. ai %\-tHX

.1 Shamher* ft fin:IS ChlcMO Steer*. 11><3 Ib. at $4 .0.13 do. IS>4 re, at $4 70; 1« do. 12*5 Ib. at $4 .5. 10 do.11*3 IT., at $4 aw; B do. 1023 th. at *» 40.

S. Panders: 24 Ohio steer*. 110» Th. at $4 «5; 7 do. 1121n>. at 84 4O; 1 bull. 7» !*.at $.133: 1cow. 12<>O Th. at$4 11); 12 do. 1284 tb. at $3 *> H da. 107« 15 at JB 90;2 d->. «75 Ib. at 83 10: 4 do. »72 tb. at 83 03; 2 do. 10.0 lb.at 12 .'<>; 37 do. 634 I*.at $2 25.

':.!ir 4 Shannon: 2 hull*.».'iA rb. at $3 <*); 1do. S2<> rb.at $J3it; s cows '.*7 Tb. at $2*3; « do. 934 tb. at 92 70;2 d?. »t)0 Ib. at 82 50. 9 do. 7!«> Th. at *163.

S. J. 11 *Co.: v cows. 70!) tb. at #2 10.J. G. Curtis & Son: 2 oxen. 155" rh. at 84 35; 2 ate, 1435

tb. at $3 75. 2 bulls. *03 tb. at $l;2 do. 1130 IT.at «3 73; 1d->. SSO Ib. at $3 75; 2 *v>, 030 R>. at «3 M; 4 do. 730 rb. at$8 5O; 1 do. 820 Ib. at £*. 40; 4 do. 707 Ib. at 83 40; 1 COW.ISO© Ib. at $4 05; « do. 734 Ib. at $3 23: 12 do. *»7 tb. at$2 90; 13 ,lvh73 rb. at 8-'tiT.; 2 do. «*» tb. a' $2 30; li» do.750 Th. at $2<U): s do. >."U rb. at $2 35; SO d.i. 7*3 Ib, at82 28. 15 do. SOS Th. at $2 20: 6 do 73: tb. at $2 10.

J hn liU'ev: 1 bull. ISSfI Tb at $4 05: 21 do. lUJIS D. at83 75; 4 do. 0!« Ib. at 91»2H; 1 do. «art tb. at 83 4.). 2 do."98 rb. at 83 30: 1 cow. 12On m. at 53 50. 1 do. MO tb. at83 15: 3 do. 1077 tb. at $3: 1 do. s"Ib. at 82 50.

Georrw DiUenback: 7 cow*. 7«l Ib. at 82. 4 do. 710 It.at ft &3

JelUCfe. WrJjrht A Co.: 2 oxen. 1315 Ib. at »4; 3 bull*.P^T Tb at $4: Ido. *«• Ib. at $3CC: 4 cows, 1012 Ib. at$3 25: 5 do. W. It), at $2SIVi; 1 d<». -<*<» tb. at $2 50; 4 do.7».' tb. at *-•25.

K. <". Uailey: ibull. 1017 tb. at 84. i torn, lf3o n>. at82 50.

Andrew Mullen: 1bolt. 640 Ib, at f3.V,; 1 do. •»Th. at»': 2i>: 2 do. »t»<> rh. at $9 23; 3 cows. 55»> Tb. at $3; 3 do.WO tb. at $2 75; 8 co. »71 It at $2 40. 11» do. 733 tb. at$-• 4 do. 757 n it $1 o<>.1F H'irae & Bro.: 1 bull. 1370 rb. at 84 10: 1d->. *3<>

Th. at $3«.»; 2 cow*. 07t> Tt>, at S3 30: 10 do. &*> tb. at$2 IS.

John T. Nelson: 6 cews. S<?9 R. at $2 63; 4 do. 619 Ib.at >l ltd

MILCH rOW Mai alau were 173 heaJ. ineludlns 60head tot suburban dealer* and 115 heat for the market.Cor.imrn $t,3ok was lull at about last week's quotations:p<xd cow* *o!J quit* readily »n<! were steady. Reportedsal«« were at the ranee of 82.*'/|J.'5 per head for com-mon tn choice cow* -t'ves include. Mo*t uf tlw trans-act on* were at $."XKfis47.

_____Sal?*- It.Heilbrunn: 15 cow. and calves at |."W'9«s»

per head.P. Mcfatre 15 rcw«s ar.d calve- at $2T>U?47 eaoh.C. J. Roekefetler; XO co-.rs »n.l <alvea at 19009-9 aBMI,A. N:u;>.t: 1 cow ar.d calf f>r *4'J. H Min-e *Uto.: 1 tarn a::i calf at $47.C il-VKS—r.e^*s;!i were 1.877 iK-i-t. \i>- win* *>hea.t

for i.iit.->-

ler»1er» ar.l 1.3»7 heil ttt th- rriark.t. making, wlmthe »t.il- calvi", l.*^h<\!on *•»'«. al which 1.3

-he;,ri

at l?!xMeth-st. ar.3 Mili-aJ at Jer-«ey Cl.y. •Ve.iH wer->slow anil barely steady; tarnyarJ ralve* in rh« kupplyanl raehanced In rr:--'--- The pens were well rMat*4Common to pr!r.« yea:* *e'J at $4.V«8«2S i-r 100 TV

tens at 8 V ¦'-. Utthi ralrea at $»: barnyard stork at *.«*JIM; yearKr.r- at HT-r^tX No Western ca'.ve-t. Ctty

dr»e»*a TeaN slew at B^?l2c per B>: few extra .area*"'*¦MtSes; at 12'sc: country .Ire-#ed caller at .glue; littlec_!ve» ."•¦!«•. .lre.-»ed barnyard ralves it 58oV»c.

•ate*—Andrew Millen: * <t—l». 1W" average, at

t«: 7» K>. 18! Th. **JTS". 2 .10. I"V*TT.. at $7: 14 do. V*

rh a» .*<•. 75; 2 <:o. !* tb. at $c; s« do. 71 Tb. at »4Ji>:»4a W> ft. at $»: 2 rearllriis. ..s". tb, at $3; 3 do. 3i*> IS.

-,37rh a- 99»; .-, d«.

..'. Si di. 132 U a'- 8* I2W : 5_ 10. \£ J»>.¦ ¦'

*H '-¦ N'• .!-'1" m. at,f; '^;

l» do' in IT..' at *7.V>. 7 **. 129 Ib. at $7. 42 .lo 111 tb.at *'IT3 4 *i 122 rt.. at *•»: TO <10. 73 m, at »• 5 burn-

yaJ^r 23C Tb *¦ f.l*•" 12 ¦¦ 2*4 Tt al »3.«X *>jiveal.". IS9 H -i-. 17 d«. S3

n>. at $tj. Xi do. n« tb. at *T:5 to "'•«'• *»• ..J 11 Mume & Br.. : 11 v. , « '.',.; Ib. at $•« 25; 43 dr..

IS»"to "t ff 1* 3 (".'¦ 112 rr>. at ?;.">'¦; 5 do. il.. n>. at 81tf .1.. ir;Ib. at $0 5". 4 ba.n>ard cajrea. ML1_k"_ _L eaa

Geem DUlenback: 10 veal». 143 Ib. at $523; 3 do. 100

JeClffe. WriKht 4 Co.: ;veal* 137 It, at 8«». 4 do 117Th at *>:;> 7 .*o. 145 It., at $7 75: j<10. 1O"> IT»-,"t *«:11 rto. S4

¦•

at «4; 7 barnvHrl calve* 273 •> at 83 >'

r. C. Bailey: 4 veals. 140 tb. at 8* 25; 2 do. 110 Ib. at

"swim A O.: 27 ve»i,. n-* rt.. a- IS: 2 do liotb. at$7 SO. :4 .!" I<H Tt: at *U 2do. <-\u0084 tb. at 85 80: 2 do **IT., at *r.S('. Ito iOn\ at $5; 2«» do. 75 !b. at 84 50. 1

s»n>S:lndeT»:' ?7 vea> l'liiTb. at 87 25: 1 do, 14* I*.at$•..•..1 Irt !\ 10* th, at $5. 3ido. «3 Ib. at $4 25; 1 barn

\u0084». 122 Ib. at 88 12H: 7 -Jo. 94

UrPhenoa & Co.: 4" veals. 14* Tb. at $S 25; 2 do. lCOtb."/jieMA Co.: U ye»!« 12» Tb. at $7 SO; 9 do. »2 tt». at$3. 3 hsrnyar.l calve. 24* II at $3 19 \u0084,„,.,.cin:iI' AM)I.AUHS—U-e.pt* w«r» 53ls car*, or lO.J->-head. lr.clu.l.n« ::l» cars ftw slaughterer, and V lot !••

rr.ark*t. maklßA nl'h the *tal* »o.k. SoH cars on »a_e.

ff which lit r..r» were at Jersey Oty and SOS car* atsut:eth-st. She*;. »rr« In litnltKi ..ply and st«avo> Mfall«til.r. Uuuba very dull ut.d t.j>er*scarce, but price*•n nr» were v- seii i

-In the -day. <;^-nnion t>- rrlme

--¦ p

-Id « pys

»4»": 1--

p.-r 10" n>: culls at »2 SOItW; commrn to oholf*lants »• $4 7." i?*> ?\ moal »f the sales wer* at ?*•!».%»<> .ulls aald at *l U:e».-^.l mutton ln slaok demand

at rty*.-IK-r Ib dre«n«l Urr.t- at 7ljtf>e. Ountrv dre**ed»vrinc Umt* •old ai $.-.psl2 :-*r carciis. a few !ltt.»

g»I- iamb*. 99 8 avarag*. tb. »• 85«t:-» -¦«

» 1«. IMtl at •* »*• =*, r";

o>. M n>. «t $4: U3 Btat* aneep. 117 tb »t iIW.» to!«» r»> »t »•>>. « do. I<-! ». ,- $1. 3 bucks. tlO tb.

jT**li Ilime dt Hr*.. IM Mt-h!«an lambs. 91 m. at?••>.» J^l iltata do H IT. -tt J-. 7". IN to M T. at

tSMJ >l do. .:. n.. at »:.•>.. a J>. U" rh at ¦¦¦¦¦'-

.¦.!*:.> sb»ep 111 TT. Ht $iir_"j. 4% do. 07 IT,, at $3 .3.

12 !j. UO tb, a.l J.;si>; 11 40 »>•.;!»•. .4 Ib. $- .4).-

•Ifin*!jr:.;» at $1') e»ch..T .1 \Vtlk»r»->n: Xt lluSal-. sheep. I,Kt Tb. at 84 V*

Tot>la a. bhasaoa: 131 Indiana tomb*, its rs. at 83 30."

y-K;-Cn"**!-.v': \V. IlufTalo tamba. 77 Tb. at $5 TO.*"l'» I¦> 57

¦¦

at IS:-

¦ Siat* .1 . 57 Th. at 83"H j'ud.l .* Co " T<» Ohio lambs. 102 _», at $3 73: 210

Buffalo do. Ct rb. at $i35; 27 Ohio sheep. 131 Th. at

K*T Kern« *<"o.: 20 Ohio !amb» 'export*. 112 It>. at$9 25. «4 do. 73 H.. at $5 **>.

<lecr|te PllMTlharfc' ¦:n Mil*lambs. 63 tb. at 83 37H:?3 to »2 it «t $5 25; 47 do. fill•>, at 84 73. 57 bucks.l»fi th. »l $3 5«».J .; Curtis A Son: 84 Btate sheep. «l« r?>. at $1.li.>C«u-ne^e:pts *.-.« S2'-> -are. or 463 head. Includ

-Ina- ab. ut 11^ hes.l for the market Steady feellnr. aivtqaotadena »er- J5 OffKi'.'. per l"0 tb for ordinary toprime h<-.«« Cnuntry dressed dull at ftSt-V' per Ibfor the whole r.ir.«e.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.New-Tork. February 20. 1901.

,DJ,DJ? EV nec !t>t* wer* IV ear*, or MeW haad. la-«kadta« £1 cars far erpsrt arrra. 82 lor ataa«fct*r*-, ard

«lsr the market, and. cooattar the fsw «t»i. cattle there—

««jjcars ca •*> of which 40 at Jersey City and I*

XEWVOKK DATLY TKTBT'XE. TTTT-RSDAY. FERRI'ARY 21. 1001. 13fatajwa "v-4av the market op-ntng *Jll. with one moat!*—

AuruM—lt» po;-t» lower and t>.e «th«r option* un-r^ar^ed.

-j.a'loo was *lacK and tne »ltuau>n entlre-

lv fearur*-V»5. .•-

clos« showed net unchanged prl--e«.a» fellows: February and Ma-- 13.V>5lS.»rt: Aj*Hl

•r'*May. K. ¦.¦•si? June and July. lX>«O13-tO; .K".rf.»13«>ftl3 7«>; -e^ember and October. 13.50T14

THE MAKKFTS.

M avrTAl DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAT. iW

' 'New -York, February 20. 1601.

'I __-. t! Afj.. t. hb.» .I *•*•*•/Tkc» 1 Putatoe*. bbla «.120 ,I »,w»iV m,H... :¦« ¦¦nioaja. hM« . «0m»I tan* Tt't • >. v. ranbarrla* cratw... 1<J«»P*s'2Si •¦• e.4.%4 lUy. ton* s.y>

fl ar pk*»...- -*« s<r»». U>ns I.V»»¦ «c»1 I'tlaTT..-" WO Millfee.«. ten* I*lCi -.»¦ Lass 1,» rt liraaa«mi ba«. ::: 429! W*1"^ lt» Hire, bbls I*B-B»^: g£T. Ita Ulce chaff, sack* I*4-

n« .'"all. v. .sea . 181I tin**'• '¦, £3>.47> I'runes. pkpa ...... .••» !

?*" -uTl".'- **•**I'n*"1 fru"»- Up 1 7«* i°*Ut h.r-'i :To° Cotton, halm - 7 *4« '

»>!. lb^".'. «.«rto ?'ot'onaeed oil. hbls... 2 4.14•^3- \u0084v" if. Spelter. «lab* «8«

-«»•• aw L*--d t'tc«J^l*tbl

, 2U4 Hops, bales. 43.**Tun l.oio.Hemp. bales . . . 34

M"' ; .JJT«rest» ***• 1.81« leather, '

¦-' 6.OfK, :rt Tiir* N0.... «¦» starch. bM* . . »M"PT< iw'ces «.SM Oil. lub. bbls 141:- . m»i; o * Mock. th-". ... «Mi*,.'-. ,%)iCI Ml Peanuta, her* »<

r£ tk:::::::: cSK^SSfr "i?:S8 5H5». «:::::::: •«¦ \u0084'.. ¦. cv M>l» 7i*, JSetjTrjlOT. Ikes S.*«> W«.n. sacks 274

livtr^I1'5 -c*'"l**-

«.ft? 2. .-•»». hale» IV>

'

OWB*.**™"*''

CASH QUOTATIONS..-vnr No 1fdrj-.^1600 Flour, Mpl*. patent*. (4 If.

J «in Ne 2 soft.. i»s>» Cotton, middling •¦ 8 .'»-l«i^i rail* 2d

"°«'«¦«•«. Nu 7 Rio . . 7Stir iron[warrants.. 10 no Fugar. Branulatel.... 650

ilk*coW-tr la«ot.. I.«« M>lasses. O X prt.ne 4«

i?-haaf» I^o 4 r.7'*l Tiecf l.am»" IS 75:VV"r 4(VJ "Taiu-.w. ana. .. 4 is-i« .K2Z fo »«*••• SI !•*«*• «n<"«» 14 » I.•.^Vo? m!5e.".... «TU| M re. <-i***v«i.14» a. 7»*|

X°5 iu:xcd. • • SOU' L*ld. rHn,e :v IEXPORTS TO-DAT.

•awu ouii. *:,«T»inos!n. bbls 12»'

r-«T«>abh "24.4::5;Tar. bh!» 17 I[djT r>;j»n 14>63'ncfinefl pet. «ral* «*.f»lo Ii»«« lv*.1! 1.4."*'Cottonseed oil, pals. »>.44a ¦

ITin'* buth J-°2* LrfiUrlcatinc oil. £als S74.fHV) !Jr"m is IMMjUar*. hbl* 13*4 ¦

i-^r SSs Sfi.7Bl Beef, bl-is 42S .i-r^Be'l ob!» ««* Re**. E::::i«.a >

» 7.3VBacnn. Tb 2.607.450 IrT-r-f' rkg» 1.025 llfimi. Th FS.M^A

'i?vn d. • <"ftl l*-'ll

- a iMum• r l-ard ctl. rmla 1.070 !.:,:'.„ s m.s ste«rtne. •» «oo<»V.lij.,| «•» £J.W»!Ta:iow. IT 8iC.O(«» |¦usts*r«»h 2 020 Oreaje. n> 4S4.«v> ;

»r iss.oiw nutter. Th m.imj :(Weak*. »- 711<'fl O.ee*e. » 575.4<0 jrtptrtrs tt:rp. c^*----

r.ENEUAL MARKET REPORT.New-York. February *->. IStUI.

rOKITF:—PtUI hiiriier prices were •e-ordei or. the i

rofic* rx^h*nire t.^-day. The market oper.«-d ftvm. at an ;»d\»nce of 15 »o 2t> points. n:id showed marked elaVilltvStaMwhout t^.* day. with ihe bu'.U havmir the u;i?er hiaa.

'r.rjyD.:r-pan cnMe* »ero Wfll up to expectation*, and :.T-'tV.bciec! in a cc.r.siderabl. measure to the eircngth cf•t>* nsikct here. Ha\re rerorted a rise of ISIV* iranc*.•-t\t Hamlurg wa* nt-t lsii% r'K h*^er. Sharp facing .raf a teature m the call. :».2W hop* chanrtns hands,«iih a well known cepper con.-«rn the principal buyer. ¦

ttuulfie In\estinejit orci«r» catie in freely, and at no-<n !tft« l^tal sales 1-ad reached 17 rtOO bags. I^ate In the JfweJi^n ¦kort* became rr'.phtenefl and a f.urrj' of cover- jtee rrtu'.ui. The afternoon e«>'lon waa wlthjut epeetal Ifeaturf cf Imporiance. a small professional business brlr.?- jmr t^e «2ay"i« falt-s up ts S5.J»^ hag*. Fluctuation* of !tram !• to l!i r»>ir.t» were recorded, the m.-rkft closin«1* to IS pMr.'.s net h!fher ani rtearty. Receipts cfbiF* »i «!o w"a* th* nnlv Brarll-.an new* reported, the •

»xf>'.ature» be.r-.K cloeed incib»enance of a Cliurch fcclidny.Fslriy liberal warehouse deliveries were reported. Tran-*»rtl;.n* in epot coffee in the street were moderate, andthe market steady, with prices on the basis of 7«» fcrIts

*Xi". tnvoice lots.

The rerx* at cuntract pnf>e* in the local market to- ;'day wat a* fellows: J,

Tester- .Opening. Cieh. Law. nose. J«y. :

rehruarj-— — —

&-Au66.ot> a.si ,Bar-J «00 «.«ii B.«S ftx.-. ,u.«u 5«April 610 6.10 6.05 S.Wlrfl.flO T> f& ¦

M»y 6.C3 6.03 600 6.u:1i«M13 '¦'."'

June— — —

a.«*M4t !t «h»Jaly 6lu 6 :;, COO «.a"3fi.in ,V»"\

Auitust— — —

C.o"iQrt.l<i !rt ¦

fep-unber «JO SJO B j.. 61<'iJ«^ir» o.WOctolwr 0.2i) «.2O 6.1:5 «.lMfii^i> «>.o<tNowrber

— — —6.l'>firt.2O •' •>•• '

I)tseir.r>er 6.30 6.50 C.25 e^SMICM «.i:»January .. — — —

6.2:8835 615 |roreifft*c.iffee markets- Santor

—Church holiday. Ham-

burr—

<^r,rTee n.arket opened *» pig higher; at 2:3 up mT.a« \tbK rfK net hlirh«-r; rales. 14.600 but*. Havre— ;

franc up. other months '» frtnc rilpher; at 3 p m. banSysieauy. near tranc up other* un>:h.

-at *.3'i j in

frsr.c up on near and '* franc hig.ier on far; trialt-aler 46.0ia) hacs.

';Jiruary 41.6t> July «n.SA ;•

libniary ....M... 38.73 Auiruat ...^41.(X»

'Marco 8i'.7.« Scmember 41.tV> i

adhl en ml Ooiober 41.< v» ',Mac . 4<M«> Novemher 41. USJane 4C 25 L»*cemher «].;.'>

-he-eirta. 14,000 '.i«»

Th*atattuteal petition < r Brazilian coffee is as fallow;:'

To-day. Testerday. l*«week. • |Nen-Y.irk delix-erlea 14.<>2s 7.b»"« «,'.4.)

¦ Bsltlrrcre <S«:.vertes -4"' S7S 4 tin'

New -Orleans deliveries... 1.f.40

Total deliveries J 4 2«s e.24S 12H14'

N'»-lTk Itock SStt^M «4? 2*.: 4»4.t»»4 ISt.:ilmons stock i:. ¦>.<:< 24.aT3 2!i.ti74 I:Nt»-Orleans ctock ai.Tln 35.714 «UN 'I

•imk at ail ports «*7.i2S T«8»77 tawJOT j!After. i» ¦ ¦-¦ 4df>o»«> 4jc.<««» :

rielafc. «upr!y l.'Ji»S :2S 1.10*077 085.207faaar time 11M> . I.StCVIT ...¦*. ItWiMt1COTTON—!n come raape. t*It wm a day of re.-konin«; '

fjr the short Interest locally. wMH the built eucce-ded :in rtccuy :r.»r a portion of recent nrvere lof^es ur.ill a re-action Xt in late in the i«>. At the start the conditions !f»vor*a the bear* to the extent that ::..•¦- liad eeliinir 1crdtn. »hl'.e Liverriool had faile.; to refund as expected

'to list r.ifhfs rise on til* eiie. Tb» lirnt call was j¦"tteady." thojrh price* were don-n 269 i"T.nts tinier !liiuiiation and bear pressure; the ne«r WsjlTllldlsplayrl .'a* leasing weakness. But shorts wr-e far from conftdent '¦ttiat the react; ..i which started j-etiterday c.a* at an er.4. !

an! sorn jittsr the call were energetically tr juvormi! to ico^-er throughout the l:*l. Tl»e «i i»*r«n.e of a prominent ;exporter as a backer r.f the March position anfl the ap-

'paaiai ¦ ifextenalw investn-tiit i>rders fr<.m Wall ritroet

'•eee.era the up'ift m pnce» and wv* the market ii»eneral.a healthier a*i*"-t. tty midday price* had mot*

'«ta» rerained rh*early lofs. w-th the teelir.g at tf.at tim-j

'Cult* tull'.ih. Harly aflrrnoon de.rlcpnientk were t,;-i.a-!- i•

-r». to bfar mterejis; roctipts lor to-m'iiTDW l-id imr ito f&ll far hclow the »ma . avetage of l«te. Southern j¦»-*••¦ showed well Ru»talned prices, while the puli.ic ¦

¦weraed Inclined t» cuppon the market tn anticipation ..f tMtter thimcs in L.iwrnool to-m^irow. Tt.e May optiui. iled in the improvement, thourh March ateorb^d the t.ulk !nf epecuUtive attention. Nine rcnta lor the»e dt-iiverles

'»a» r*ac):ed and left behind t«-rnre the r.ee.*.* of nh.Tts

'

«erv inany m*arure aprxa-<r<'.. T!H<!iri»t wa« ai-ttve all tlie !late s»*.«!.m. wiih »eiitim-i.t bullpen ur.ttl ti»;ir tho rl.»e.«r.!U ihe rr.ii: n*«» |../nja\H l-.wer prl--ef f.T ciotr-jand slon <!et..i.ii.l for t'.n.e ll.it*of -...-¦> of reitu-Ur» we c rejKjrted «t limi.imk. r>.eor» mure than recorded>n *Am« MMfcs. nr.-l Indicated a dlfpofttioti . n the |Mrtcr printer* to buy on the decline Report* from the s»..uth- i*»cit ss io plouKhin* "»'i oth».-r farm preiuuetiuns were !RMRsJI* tavoial.le to «:i early j,...: t.t#r ur.C i.i:*.. «cre-«*" The weather was p'.jpitious t'. urtrammflleci r^^ra- |"^r<* In the fcoutheriy t-.-tl.-ns In the lant half h«ur !!"*fwttfSave tr-.r market » ».- <,re -u-tlnt'-k and proirj.ed :«.! Sl*"S1*"l"T &hort ¦'^¦unt. The market waa nnally :•«*> and net 1to; polr.ts lower.n.<- rar.^e of contract ptU*t tn tbe local tns'ket to-^sy !*as at fjllows' i

l»?'r- :.. . '

Frtnie^ k:,,

»f,; hT-

fcS4ifi,S4 S<;T

V -*ttn# t.WJ l<«3 r W f-MfieU c i-7*."'- *•.«« «*<>4 t..^ *^saej«rt k«*..llyM •• >;: e»;2 »c«,W4 ««iJ^Mfmber »2G \u0084 fc M «.ilf,»-.« ••

2\'^•olitr Siui M9n«> *nr)',;*«:; mi;J>vember 7.J.2 \u0084,, ;.f2 tWtIW "03•fcwrber 7V3 -95 :M 7tt>C7.!C 7*l

fpet ect.nn r!os»d RlrfK with ouotations 1-lflc hither,ja tti» bi«lr of 9 5-l<> ;.,r n:Maiir.»r upland end *» l«cTor n.|.l.*.i:n Guif. sali-f wtie I,I'XJ bale*. uthet-n r:p«.t•na^k-.tf »ere teiecraphed as follows: NewOileuns steady.onc~»r.;*!!, a: S» 1-ltk-. Mobile .jul«-t, unchanged, at »c;war.nth quiet, unchmjred. at fct;Charleston quiet, un-«. nr 's*. a* t~%c; Wilnitnfton firm, unchunrrd, at »•>-.

q^set un<-hanKfd. at *Sc; fUlUmo'e n:-r.-.;n«!.VMMrngM, n» 1» 5-M-; Aucurti qciet. titnh»i<M, at¦3-U' .S: l,.iui» dull, unchat-.r^'.. at (»'.«.• nsf.aatelrefflpts m New-«.>riean* to-morrow- ute from 2.fH« lo S.diO'•*>.- a«at::ft »411 titles last wevk and 6 464 bale* a>'«¦•¦ as;. At iiouston. !•¦:.. 4 •-• to in*) bales, aa I•orripa-r.l with 7.^91 »ial<i list weeK anl i.;.M Iw.c* ls»ty*s».

ite<-eipt» at the port* and Interior point* to-day, com- ,l""*"l»!th the sane day last ween and Ust year

I*»t Lam Present I

Forts-- To-4ny. week. ?-«ar. atork.J«iw*t.-.n s.;.s'j 7.r>4 «.asT iiK*Zt*"'»-<>rleiinf T.73J »<*-» «,413 871.10* I*>*«> I.VI 27a hid 2*.::7 ¦

*«v»aneh S.»•} »**l ».4M W4.IM<T>«rlestt>n 147 52 1 r.77 a«•«»i!mtn|n«i -• 224 M 2 S.n3«£«¦• ¦ i: t7l» •»• 77* 2«.U2 ,:»*»!»iii...re 3CS 11 (m

'LaW 1771 221 131.75T i

•fat' n KM 707 rWI™-ai. .a . 173 :0» 1.711 8 «S7 1'•':I m» *O« 2,1u0 10.677 1

••••¦• I»T«T *i.w»T 81.CS1 WaVTST'

Istericr—4**- 4^"J 522 3411 tl031

'r^V

"'«M11 *"4 r»M 181.17* 1J:1 l--» .... «»0! 804 123 75 030J-usclrnstl W5 1.4J0 2.4C7 7714 ,

J.ounofc 5.364 C.762 4.IUS 101.614 :Return rtxchar.K* epeclal LlverpoM cable*—Spot cotton*¦'*''burlnes* . .!•.* -..,. «.oui bales: ST'eruiatlon and«*M»t, auu; AtiierUan. IK»; tecetpu. 4S.VNj. Amen kn

Jl'W: mldilinc uptaud. .1r. l'»i. Futures opened steadyILK **'.".'wlligl>*»;•"'••'a '"««>•. H to 1 |K,lnt net111 k

'¦ehruarj-. fi :r,h: F«l.n;ary Marrh R.IH,,-Ju»

hT*,rra *Io»;April May. 50sb: May-June. S.ii»ui,:Juk«Jul.v. 6.05*: JUI} August. 3.o2iib: AueTU*t-45er*«iii-'

««»i*¦¦••*-•: '***£***'•'•' m c. 4 ..4 »» Ortober r o r

1. »":Otol^r-Nown-.ber 4.W4h. Manchester— Tarn**<fcuyer*- f.vce. ClMh.-Very little dotnjr."—J "m»

fcvrv2yjlANr> «EAU—Mc«e »' nie»nat more confident5,i,"*,«nnn««» of wheat yesterday, flour buyers took ,,

v*,iIth cr>ni'»'l*™bl» freedom, and a fair |.j*tna»a <Se- ,«flL3

"">»*.!> la saner patents and winter *t.-ai«Tt,t* a:•onner prices, fcrnnit naienta were quoted at $4*M4 20-SB? ¦"¦mia, f34SftiSio:wtnte4 patent? 11.5H :

*3ffs»">: e.tra No 1 winter. «70©tfEAi3^«'TgfiwBkfl^a^OT4 ;

;IL. rl/>i:n—

rt««: auotad: Fair to rood.-—

*•*•IS <-».o:oe U. tanev S3 2o4JPS> afl OORKmVaL»i:

" G MM AV-I'ull;AV-I'ull; quoted; r'ln* white and yellow.Irai.^!!**-.i"11*1

"'KEDO-nrm: ouoled: Vpr'ni

iU*- «*>«• »« 17 CO: eack*. te arrive, n., tb. Jif&"JiTKA!."<".5rmr*n Lulk

-««6«»«in2a: coarse winter brsn.

«»«•• UmAi *;ys: cora *v e4ke-lli;homlny«X

'•^kiV^r.*1"11*'—lB2"ew« •» -» news «.more•JlvrnJL* I>r*blt «*tur» Ihe wheat market Jelgureiy

fHiw.'J I.•

thM Uw"not unUI •norl *itere*ts hsde<»uuj »?. *V« '¦"P'^ae ef forenoon prices that bullsJb'lr »arlfiV^» c*""11

" from tl1* »«r'*et tn answer u»k^Zr_~™ vry ta eVuithar*) MMbbblbi aad aaar ¦*¦•• <

VrlfiT '„'*?*»»<*«ons cf U.e wlntrr wtett Ult. ,• ¦ •• •

•»'' ' •' • ¦

fearre, M th),tlTr,cf eej>ecially .as

rheat »• far ha*be#« la excellent -ondi^loa eeewriJrag tsa.Ireport!ion the »uhjeot. Th« trouble y**>erday arc.cc»r~tn the Cevercrr.ent bulletin «.»..-»¦ r-r th*»now l;c« tov"1 It*to *w mile* further Birth than it «*• »**** •« ie..,.* 'hree-f jurth» ci the fceUt uncover**ana oj-en to the cuM ma->» now sweeping < Ver the WestM -•

far south a* Texas. Although It was ocntf:.4> I™* '•»• plant cocld es»t!v withstand this drc-p !n ter-n tnych tetter In fact than It oouia freerin*- andthawing conditions, shorts believed It gooa pclK-y to cover»he:r «heat. «R.i did i.'). elevating the '•<-*» a* alreadyrecorded. Apart from this crop news the n:srk--t »asCenntute of any Important ftatur*. cable* showing little<-narire. and •mart buusec* ame*jr.ttr._ to only a d:>»en!'«*» at all port*. The Nor»h»est arrival*prove.i to i~smaller than usual at 241 car*, compared m-ith 6M oar*•*•• year, while primary receipt* amounted to 4.'* '>»»bush, against S_».<Mo hn*h a >**•• aro. Seaboard wheatclearances Were only 22* 000 bush, but "•« flour export*reached 70.500 l.fc'*. EnFUih market* closed H6:i<lhirher. Berlin «a» i; mark up *•._ Budapett > ailatilower. Paris cio*ed 5 to 19 point* hirher than Satcr-ds> and Antwerp 4 franc l«etter. Quotations cf cashwheat, fob afloat *-«*(». were a* fallow*: No 1 hardT'uluth. Me; old No 1 Northern Pu'uth. fc«»*e; VINorthern Duluth. -T'«c to arrlv*: No 1 Northern CM-rapo. P«\b rtore; No 2 red New-York Me afrat; No 2hard Oiicaro. *H*e ¦pot: No 2 hard New-York. SlV*e.

CORN— The corn market yesterday viipracticallya battle between two cf i>ir__«a larite*t trader*, withthe [.üb!lc en the na« of the bull operator a* ufual anda «•> ahead at the end of the day 10. »1 price* show-Ing '•c net fain Heavy quantities of long com whichwere tumbled Irto the market disappeared a* If by rrsgieunder the combined demand* cf outsider* and the tracerreferred to so that apart from occasional period* of <je-pre*fton, rrlee* were remarkably well sustained attract-Ir.r irrneraJ attention from the speculative element, whichla familiar with present condition*. Peeelrt* were smalland trailed poorly, the country offered sparingly: cable*«ame Heady at a partial '.SiS net advance: seaboardOarancr* reached 1<*4.<\>o bush, and the strength efwheat a:»« iiad an effect Its most Important feature.however. *i» the absorption of recent unloadir.fr*. e«l-mate<1 at (..IMAM»«»«h the last two day*, without amworthy detriment t« prices. This has made the public veryfrlenSlv t« corn, sna rivenconfidence to <t» operations. Ex-I'ort »alo» weie 50 loads. No 2 corn clo«ed «*»l»c elevator47*«c fob af"at: No 2 white. <9c: No 5 yellow. 4«Hc.l-'th fob afloat .. OATS

—The market held *tealy butwas <j«let. Exporter* boi-rht o<y> burn. No 5 oats

closed S'lHr No X eats. StY: No !white. s;H*rSSc: NoS white. STc: tra.-V mixed. *VT^".i-;track white SlitSSVsc; Ha ;white c'.lp* SSffSXSr t»tf—Market<iu<et. No 1Western ouoted flHc. fob a""»t ar.l NoITea—tm. 'lc. fob afloat: Rtate rye. SAASTcPAH.FT

—»te*ir. Peedina* wan ouoted i?JSJc.ana malttsr. «01rf»e. both i1 t. New-Tork.

NETr-YOHK PniCE?.Tester-

Wheat: Ope«1n». Hieh. I-^w. Rio»». day.March Tt>S TP 11-16 7!>S T»S 7S>'«May 7ST* SO "-!« 73T, sO>» 7» 4July

— — —7V\ T»-*

Com:May «6\i 4<t s-i« 4«>» 4<!l» <•',July *5» 43H «v m% 45'«

l^ari.February

— — —$!M

—CHICAGO PRICES.

Wheat:February 73\ 74S 73*i7« V, 7S«»March 74 *• 7*»« 7* 7«S T3iMay „.. 7.". 7«, 7^S 76-* :;.•»

B MMFebruary ... *"»Ts Mj "-'» 8S T» SS^M»reh a:> 3^'» S? S3', 3.«*«May 4..S *.»»i» 40*« 40S 40%

C*t»:

Fcbmery 24 9-16 24» 21 »-!« S4S 24^ilU' Si'i. 25 ? CS 7-lt. %% 23-»

Lard:M*y »7 47S JT6S $7 17, |T 55 17 45tad ::.:-. It*> ;.

-Ci 7*,

—Ribs:

May 110 I10 707 1* 7 10 7 or.Pork:

May I*lo 1115 14 10 UUli 1400liecrlpt* of breadstuff* at interior points la thoumnds..te» three ciphers <ouo> oaittel. Tour Hi.- crala bush, as

Flour. Wheat. C^rn. Oatit. Rye Barley?s*T ¦ Ry r̂:^Milwaukee 10 IS t v jUlnt.eapoU*

—177 S2 2S 1 ~t

PuluUi—

63 4;.—

1—

Rt. Louis a .. a, 30— —

K'irtas City_ —

40 I"« 41—

roU-4o •—

21 119 24 2—

l-*t;.«t 2 1 a 17— —

!•¦oru _... — *4 12» 72

_ _Mb% 9; «S« »40 748 "~12 ~~«SEhipraent* from these poiuu:

CTl'.caßO 4* M 11* 2SI 7 81Milwaukee ......... 1"

— — —\ 21

Mm' -.fjIK 28 --, :« 17_

1Dulurh

—1

— — _St L..Ul' IS 49 M 37

— —Kar.a.i*d:y........ —

M 6 7— —

rcl«do—

I 40 5 2—

t>tr.it 1— — — — —

Peoria—

! «1» 45— —

Total* .7~s« ¦ 2*3 ~sa« ~~io 63

Ilectlrt*at Atlantic :rrtiICaaj V :k ..... 14 S3 M N> »

—H«ton 5 l" 1* So

— —Philadelphia

—-Ht t3t ri

— —Baltimore IS I .'¦» 4 I

—N'ew-Or>*n« 1 7

—1

— —jtlveston .¦

—4" —

¦-

— —Total* .Ts3 V.7 571 114 «

—.Hrport* from Atlantic ports:

N>«--Tork S3 M •"¦'-« 13— —

Ron on-- —

2*— — —

Philadelphia—

?¦" I*'' •* —«—

Ba!:imo:e•

38 »5-- — —

S>w-Orleaa» -' -- 41— — ——

»_— — —.

T tals . «* IV) »14 '"1— —

.MBTALaV

—r. •!• local metal mari:>t started !•» a

irmewhat der '•;'¦¦: ronaitlon as l.*e i«-*ull cf ua:<»vorit>leir.fonna.uon fn>tn Ix>r.(J«-n. »here rrt<-«-» went off »Ucut1 3s to tl2l liltllr e?ot. UtT. li">»ever. •¦- reaction»ft in. aud [irio r̂*»M\ere4 the early !•.»• on a Hvoie*a-•:a! demand. Fale* were made ai f-*>•j*"-¦'". '••¦'• CSf »r'ti-llk*ry.ciosir.6 ai f.^iHO IA anj J.'T n^^i. Tu:ute ct,;verie», however ru.-d weaK ar.3 lj»er. March at *2-' ¦'•

Si{J!7J ana v.. at t^JCl.tiy.but trad:r.» In tle*e jk»»-liuiis «'aa net acme. On the ot;;»r i.ar.i. t.o»t»er. ther-ntnilltrt temiina :ifele*». O^pi-er In l*^«i-.n declines*¦!* tfi£71 2* I'Ut ls^cjtlly a <jillanl feafurflet* marketire'all«<i. with prices nominally vj-t*a a* •*¦•« '"lose M7for L*K.e h'uoenor and $l.t»3l» fir rajtics and «J<?o-trc-:»t!e. Lead ruled dall »• *)Z:lt. despite • furtt;cr <!ecl:n«Bt UmJ-ra. the cliw !lu.re be.r-c »ra* at £14 15s.«a» also dull. thou»;li bujers onrt s.''.ler* »?r« rrmchtmore. iJhmts tCSjetlrfr t^«n l>*r »c:r.< tin-e i>«*t; cl<«i:>£I'll***w^-re $3 lii'vt!?' fC«. !n>n in th.» t-.uutrj t<.n-tlnur* aull. with an «a?v uri'lertvr..- preva.tnt. with norr.a'.erial char.re In r"I

*" l''t "^a warrant*. $S« VijfJJti>»: Northtm foandr*-. *::.Sfin.'-?: Sj!it!.t-rn foun4r>.114 '••< *'.S T.S. soft southern. *i:'ttllo IV At <i:«u«ow thetl (¦«• was ai £4* T.t. er'i ht Miicllefhoro. 4«i» 4S<l

K(U*»£SS> ANl> IHRL'Ftt "TIS4IIH »«• tno'.efately '

ache In the market firnioln**<.•». dfinaiid for fun-iga anl<l^m"»lic cradt* ljeia<r about -,i*'. at fully tustatnedj'r.oe*. E?rup* ruled outte rteady. yuouuon* ?.j1!h»-: INow -Or! ar.fc ••*nrri;uka.l «-,.rucv n. 12*jl?-r, fair. 148 1*'-';pood. ITii.'¦.'¦*. prim*. 2»^»"!<><"; NYw-4j«ie»t< open ketUe. ,i"O4i><- rorto h.cii 541.40!: ctimai'.D. iNnl*^.

'?*ir. 17«1N> : r0..i5. IV»«j3l'c; orini". 21d-.<;; lai.cy.

OCEAN FKEI'JHTS— There »*« t jme U:tl» Improve- ;meut in the demand for sail tunnac* in the n-arket -"•¦

killa* vej-wls offered t^.anrgly ratf» were well eus-taine-1. For irt;n steam* r* the demand was tleady andrates »ere firm tn trie ti»i» ot 3» SJ trr «*ork for order*.bo«ta. Fcbniary loaJin*. Other deparUDCßta were tinrl-anged. Ouotatl-in? to Uverj«ool »eie IS'l. r*cni~n.S«t»; Glasruw. 2'»<l;Bristol 31: I^eith. Z'tl: Hull. 34. iNewcastle.

-'«?!¦'(-. d. Antwerp.

-l*d: llamtu'-f. 4<» ;r«.-sItotterdam. ftc: Amsterdam. ?-; cotton lo Ijv*rjx>ol,per;<»i It>. J4<-; -¦n1 >r a*ta\ U«d ¦• OIIAIiTUKj*—Two ,B ttaaw »i»«n.-:» !•••.••. .«-» petroleum each, hence Mti.ar-Khei. S4o. March ani April n-s^-ctlvely; two Uritialiilttmrn. 13 <••' and ,i>•+• quarters prMin. PhiladelphiaioCork for orders. Si 1 3 l, March; British etfsrner, 14. f»»»uuaner* rrain. naltlrscre to fork f^r erders. Ss l'*d.Marcn 2*»; British iteamer. l.I»4(l t. n«. cneral cars?.Barsnmll to R»j»ie.'«am, 12» t>d net form. March 20; InBritish steamer*. I.2i«J and I.*»l ton*, fruit. £!<-lly tot"n:i*'l -»-•• il.'Ao end fI.SSO rejpectlvelj-. March:Hritifhmamrr, I.MH4 tor.*. cL*:k. Dieppe- t» Piilialeliihla.7*«<i. February; N^rwerlati neameT. 1.117 tons. \Ve»tl". •« trad', tvt-lv*months, private terms; steamer. 1.316rnr*. opal. Norfolk to Bermuda, ilh^;British steime-.I.S7A «»<n!i. sugar, sriuth shcre cf Cuba lo north of llat-••rai>. l^jlSc. itNmn, 1.i.'..*" tons. Iron *h''t. Fort M¦•:««i.

iM'-tille» »o New-Yoric, private terru« ;Cern-an bark a- 1¦'Rip ••?.'«. hi:, pet.oleum each. hen>-e to London. 2s !-ior l^iverpool. S», Marrh and Apr.l revpertlvely; ttchooner,

1*79 tons, renera! ,n:t... Uoaton to the gold coast, privateterra*; Lark. .'••* tons, roftn. Eavannah to Klo Jar.tlr .. 11.nrltirh echoon«r. IT^ tun:. *ujar. tan Ixiciir.jro City toN>»-Y'"ik. |.'. nut j»ia cnnr{f-». fohocner. 44 tons, salt,1< mairt to north of Uat'eras. 7c per Ht Ib; ach^'ner. 557•on*. lumi«r. I'ancAgoula to llo»»on. V73; t,ehm>nr r. V^6l'in« lumi'er. Fernaodma to Portlsnd, privaie ii-rm;»• h'>-in«-r. i".ij» loin, lumber. Brunrwick to I'hlladeiphla.fll'-'. achooner. j.ii(« tons. uee. Hrunswick to Phlladel-prtla. I.V. irS.<KiO fe*t per day; echocner. ].u4<i tons. tie*.FViT-aniitia to New-Tork. jrtvate -118. schooner .-itone, lumter. City Po.nt. Va. to New -York 12 bi.»>-:Kion«r. i«S» tons, fsrtiiiier. Klirabethport to Savannah,II; oner. •»•) tons. •¦¦.*\. t:..:ti:n--e to Boston, N)e;Norwegian bark &39 t.,-ut. d-a;5, C*pe Tormentiae to WestBritain or Kirn Ireland. &Sa4M. .Nir»rp.»n bark. 1 '"*>'••¦». deal*. Ualhurst to West Britain or Eatt Irelandr;«M vrrtun bark, 1.237 ton*, deal*. Bay Chaleur toWest Britain or East Ireland. SOa

OII<S—

There was a L.l of 25»4,_ la th« market for »p^Irime luaiaw yellow y*«erd ty. but March chowed n>r.r.ioe from V.'c. and the mrneml market waa rather>aay under bear.«it news from ilia South. Petroleum wasMthout rhanc an! linseed cli ruled steady. Petrcleum.bhi» (7 M. and in bulk $3 41); Philadelphia. lt>lzi7M and in bulk tiSi. re.flned. tat*. New-York, i'j.i"tJtton»ired oil

—Prime crude, M.l*. 27c; prime eumrr.eryellow. 21>82>l»c: r!T iuiw«r yellow. 2SV»C2»c; prime

i.r.ite S3b3«c; err: c winter jejlow. 34v!l<,r.U tinselABerlcan raw. HI.-, linee«d. Am»n«-»n toiled 4aV Cal-cutta raw. >ic; Western linseed «4u::;3 2z ualer e'tybrand?: lard ell. CCO64C

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PROVISIONS—

Stimulate! by ihe Urhter receipts ofllv*r.ufls ana siren*-'' In frraln. j.rovlfiona ruled firm allday both at Chicago and New-Tor*, with business on arawly active scale all around Moderate sale* by packersWest were absorbed by oummlssion houses. <i,.. lardMat lafliwl for th« C nilnent cle*ed 10 point* net hi« *Arrivals at all Western points amounted to 7S.ouu. in-r:ud»n« S2o<» at Chicago. S.ikw at Omaha and U.WM atKansaa City POHK—Firm. Quoted: Mess, $140114 75; fanlly. JISSHS 6": *»ort clear, *1475C*1<SOBEEF—DuII. Ou«ted- Met*. *»>><ij.. family. $119111*" packet. t»**HOM. extra India mesa. fl4t|{l£

Uh.UK HAMS—Nominal, tfuotej at |is.%tiatl«nm~—rn hogs— Quoted: Baecn*. 7'»f, ISO Ib.IVc; 1*» n- ISc. 140 Ib, 7'»e; :\u0084- ;,..-¦ CUTMbAT»-P>okJad bellies steady. Quoted: ttnulunc. *lie;

10 Ih >-V . 12 n. be ti ft. "Se«Vc. Pickled tnculier*linn; , ..ted at Cfjfi\»c. rlckJed 1.a... sulet; atM»>«r TAXX*)W-«Ju«et. city. 4V««iee. country.

4%05'«e ... L.ARD—Firm; quoted at 7.s>oc. City lardr.rn ;«uot«4 at ".?•»•. Banned lard firm. Quoted: SouthAmerica b.Cwc; «Vntlnent. I.a»c; Brazil. ke«» ».«t>r.rom|K<ußd a**ad>. Quoted: City. 5>»«5«»,c Western.ft'itjASc STEAHINi:—Firm. Quoted: dec. 7»^e:

'ri'/li*f>-A**BliVhUy*«aaler feel'.nc manifested lUeIT la ;¦».i(

-r__AfcUi!iHy «aa»er t*eltn« mantfeated Itaelf In

ret c'rcles t>-da>. out of cympathy with the South andllack oC demand here. The close, was barely steady,

ihoorh prlffs ruled unchanred wjoutl follow: Do-

meatic cemmen to low fair, Sl»Ci=: fair to rood. 8T»0KTir*Srtrea»osce. SH^l'ie; r.^ad. r.tO»Hc: Patna.IS.SVeri««ML. 4\Ct*; J*va. 4V»tH\c. Kanroon. Inkond aa*2%c

tI'GAR The volume of buslsesa «'»a Increased but

little tn refined iu«ar to-day. Ust pnee* rera*ir. us--hanawd. and the tttiisz was no tetter than steady. Quo-ta;Joas follow Cut loaf, crushed and dotr.lno*. *¦:: mouldA 6 -5e- cube*. a.75c; XXXXpeweerta. S Uic; powdered.icane powdered and fruit powdered, ».<SOe: Ea«le con-rectloatrs' «»tu!ated. a\.lle: Ksrle c:ar»e and extra finekianuUL-2. 5«Ur. E««!e 2-lt »n.T.a. i-tt U<i and 5 tt>

tars of flee granulate*, I.CZe. Eijl' fine |W»»tol«tilaniard granulated and Olancnd A. SSQe: confectioners"aITSSc VeTITTISc: Naa 2 and 8. 6 loo; X • 4. J(3c;No a. a--- Na 4. *•»»«; Ka T. 4.tic; No S. 4.75c; No *».1.70c: No 10. A.fae; Na 11, •••*;Nes 12 and 11. 4.SSc:Not 14 IS and M. 4Me The market for raw eus*r ruledrather culet. but about aeaady. at uncharcad rrlce*. Of-rertnrt oor.tlmie small, and the basis at lut dose of busi-ness wa* 4'ic lit eaavtrtfucai. *Vc (or muscsvad/t and ,KUe fcr ie .aaaaa. Taa cabl* new» was ef an indUterest '

character, paw pt •«*« far beet *u«ar and wtthoct coaacala prices, ba :Vflf«M heLn« the cloelsr cuc:a:!:r» f?rr. .-•> and Match tfcMicry.

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