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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

METALs-TIN-There a sharp break in the Lon
there cosed Is S. ii2S los while futures D de-
partially with the foreign weakness declines about 50
RiiRs sl0s9s with spot E9o'ee Is eO9as COP
e closing at fS7 IS Cd futures declined Sd to
s saHfa At a. IL ISL s5
eosnr at % "a edon sPf T ssG hHs5 here
s ssw at ans = g. I r closed
a a9psnag gne H No foundry NorheTn quotes
f9gnaTy Southern. ana No foundry sOGthsrn soft at
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs- liolasses is steady syrup-
on the sales nd St S S new r0Sk Bgt
S Nes lots ON oT 2V .r sns T. Sbs AE6uele Bros
IS 66s ArSuckie BrOs,s at lsc, lc0 bbs McCaban
ta iR0E 4s,5e roGd le sn sEn
mGn i4gi9s fair i5diSo: good iaS2ic: prime 2s25o
oCEAN FREIoHT-Ths demand for full cargo steam
Tonnage showed no Engagement ana rates we're IN
limited al deDar,me GT sail Rates .Ge
w 10 eaay on re basis q recent fixture. Quota
5S Si 6 STI:ss
a Han 1.T o Dfgs sI% n5on Is pss cotq9
II sssd asTs Gss:
United KihgdOH o. Continent ,6ree VOYAGES sd;
steamer 6is china Gay. Fswey to PhIisdeiahia
St' sc .ri a. sss steamer a: ton; tons
Tsomas ma o; t6S general s S
hence g River Pst late ports private terms Fsb
New-York 27ikc; British steamer 226s tons Mexican
ae S6so TSanS 10 & S M ssSooher oa
s sSai Phsdtiphis to 1I
sSs 9 d SysSs Or
private terms; schooner. $50 TONS ties Savannah to
9Ssoe with "a s sss sady
Ln:sss oil Is Sss s remain. s'Ss RED
general CONDITIONS We 9sote; stsn6srd white
e. and in bulk. Is: Tshnsa cases Nsy-York 81 so
test 81 10: bulk IS 20: Philadelphia ohis sii os; bulk
ssp ri ,is Is coTToSsEED oI-FTims crude
whi.s seg4oS prime Sntsr ysi cs.y
tsS srasse: gu, Of Calcutta
65e LARD OIL, 6oGele ..,,,., l., u-.,, ,,o
Vision. hst narrow movement ali day with the trafe
selling nrt big receipts and arcp OF &c % Ioa
Total receipts $1,000 head inel.diHs 5000 from
sosDa t ssoe. c's ssf Si1s
.sS. RSs As quiet. .':5S 'ss-
Dressed HOGS dull Quoted: sasen' ezs iSo en- ~
MEAgs1rlet.S belize. easy; sscssd ID r. fs.s r
n. 7he h To- INC: pckled shou d ,o Steady 9uPe1 y
sgss SS.i:s S 81 Is
kegs s. 70 hrn quoted liz, So s1.s ar
RIcE-Homs and primary market. are steady with
quiet demand. with fu quoted rates named as he
ave: far seed. sss.ss; prime 70 sh9iss. sgsss;
sas S hsnssos
only small lots as rule List prices are unchanged
81 crushed Easis tablets = as: mould
powdered ..s , Dsws,.ss 8 S. E.ss ssR
s.ss q IN: ss.nai.,sa. Il sS I.ss sas srsaai.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January Is. 1904.
COFFEE-Ths week opened with speculative business
coffee a low ebb. The lack Of animation did
appear 10 arise from change popular
regarding the ultimate Of values.
little In the days stimulate bullish enthusiasm,
snd for the time being II seemed though speculative
Interests generally disposed developments.
Responding TO rather lower cables than expected which
predlspcsed IN the trade moderately,
ket opened steady at unchanged prices decline OF
points Contrary 10 the usual rule which indicates
Gull market should be dragging market. however,
ruled generally steady all the session. closing steady
points higher on the tive positions points
sales were reported Of only 600 bags The European
markets were both slightly lower. with Hamburg IN
changed to = pig beow Saturdays figures. and HavTs
reporting decline OF y. franc On the hand
receipts at primary points sht ard quite in line
with the reduced estimates for the months movement
while Street jebbers continued demand
Rio and Santos combined reached I22OO bags
ket firm with quotations the basis Of 1916
Rio No Z Total warehouse deliveries n the United
States for the week 1872 1877 oo4
bags loo 229 bags last year OF the former
amount NeWYork reported s62s0 receipts
ior the week 10000 bags.
last week and 1873 600 bags receipts
5000 bags for the week against $500 bags Lass
and $1,000 bags last Rio shipments United
States for the week 6l0O0 bags: Europe 7oo0
ssntos shipped $1,000 bags L the United States,
$1,000 bags 10 Europe Pahia receipts
ste bags; stock 20 shipments
United States. $500 bags. Germany, 500 bags
The range of contract prices IN the local market to-
Gay was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH,

Chicago. Jan Is-CATTLE-Receipt. 600. Make,
for ehces strong others slow Coed to prime steers
feeders 81 25qs4 49, and hefsrs 81 50gs5; can
asrs. 81 5ogs2 40; bulls. se9s4 Is; calves s3Gs6 23
HOS3S-Receipts to-day $1,000: ON 90
Mixed and butchers 81 Ioes4 s5 good to choice Sesvy
ssN q sales; 81 Iozs4 80, sHEEP-Receapts 30 eos
Sheep and lambs. lbc
s4asi 9o fair to choice mixed. s5gsa 75 lambs
81 5efs6
slow steady; Others io325c lower prime Steers
heifsrs ss9ss 20 COWS s. 5oaSa IS; bulls s. is9sa;
fresh and sprngers. s29S4 lower good 10
choice, s&RS55. uedium to good SS0GSa3; cSHiIno n
HoGsS-Fee-.n.s l. = 81 - -. aer;
saaSs TO- ronsns 81 2sfs4 SO; stays s3GSS 70 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2T.0o0 head. Sheep steady:
hmm sasssr. kAmhS $3.50 Soi tsx SO IS reaTiinxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

Cash quotations were followsi FLOUR steady
wHEAI Ne 9Ex sDrtaE s sac No 5ssssse 30 RED
2 sssgS9h No white s9G94le: RYE. No 2. 6iac;
sAskf sca ifn 70 t s1r NO 10 'Ssf Mailing
81 c0lbsl OF; TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So Is; CLOVER
rFids 81 sSss 81 S M n IS RoS POI "a
rits sides goosel Sc 2js9se 525s short clear
81 "a. On Produce Exchange to-day; BUTTER quiet
and steady; eTeameries Se2le dartes. lSGlsc; EGGS
al iOSi6ae
Duluth jan is.-CIose: wHEAT-No / hard STAG;
No Nerthern sose; No Northern. sSAc: May. s7i4c:
Milwaukee, Jan, 1s-wHEAr. &c higher; No 1
2 CSC: sample. 4oG62c CORN Arm: No g. 42lsass .sc:
May. iste.
Minneapolis. is.-CIose: wHEAT-May. ssAc.
sec No Northern sSc; No Northern. sa1.sSs5c No
Northern. I5as0c Fl1OUR-Frst patents 81 s5aS4 rs;
s SS cesrs 8 5s s sFAN in bulk sil Scasis IS
Philadelphia Jan. ls-wHEsAT steady but quiet;
Tract sTaae; January S9ie CORN firm and sas
quiet: winter super IS 25S5 50; do extras IS 5ss Gs
81 i5s. So do patens 81 aS:4 g. Ksnsas eear sasRs
81 i5sf go. spring. clear So soG$4 do straight s. $40
s s5 patent 81 soas5: do ayorits brands S ESQ
creamery, &c do nearby prints 27e EGGS firm and 10
sas q; the marx fresh southweste1n siSssac az tbs
mark: Southern. 3GGS1e. mark. CHEESE
steady fair demand; NsW-YOrk fun cream. choice to
fancy uts9Ll&c: New-York full creams fair TO good
l0qi1c. Rscepts-Flogr. 1000 hbls and $4,000 10 in
1000 sssh: corn IS 900: cats $500. A'-''
ST. Louis. Jan. 1S-CIose: WTIEAT-No red cash.
Co., eSt May = :.s !gly 81 i s ss 20 hard
46sG4dtc. oATs-No cash. s9c: May. 4ossc: No
white. 4Ic.
Toledo. Jan, 1s.-cLovERsEED close: cash. So se3s:
January 81 SPA February Sc e5: March. So prime
size. 50 40: do umntfs, 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

tne local market Tor spo cotton closed quiet al 80
points advance al ID i0c for middline
sor meeing GuL Sales haies IncInsar 100
Se.feilSs ana on contract. and
ts sSresg o. AtY bales Southern markets
ts,es 900 bales Charleston firm unehangeS At is@o
s-es so bales Baltimore nominal Is points higher al
~ sA'snnsh hEa i-lse higher 10 siec:
IL .tes Noito.s steady NC higher. i3ze;
NeNlrieans firm bsc higher IS ii-Igc:
a. t<0o bales Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow:
az Nss-Sresns 1900 10 i4O00 against II oe3 asi week
a.soiz last year Al Galveston, 90 10 II Co.,
l,snnss is5ll last week and ls525 year and al
- 1880 last " ~ 49,, ~
s,sett az the ports and point. to-day CON-
~ WIKI ne same day last week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

fancy winter dull a s. "a HOPS in London Pacific
Is I0sSST los. BEES steady. India
mess sss Cd poFa6 weaS prime mess western go "a
Cumberland IS go 10 SIS. lib 10
10 ses long clear niddes light N 81 70 ass. long
clear rltdt;ss heavy. o 40 70 Cd short clear
BACKS 10 . 20 70 ssz; clear bellies, "a to IS 70 a.
SHOUlDFRS-Squere. II 10 70 qulet S4s Ga. LARD
Primo Western l. t-ees 3s Sd Ares-iean refined, IA
pals, Sss 81. BUTTER nominal HE'S Anaerfcaa
finest white quiet SIS; do steady SIS TAI
LOW-Prtme city steady al rs: Australian In London
firm 2Ts Cd TJRP ENTTNE-Sairirs firm a as ST.
ROSIN-6-nraoa s-vn - -. P-TROIs Refined
hrrn at 7&d LINSEED OIL steady a tss cor
ToNSEED OII--EiuIi rstneS sDot. easy at iss 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
Railroads..
pENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot of WEST TwENrY-rHrRD srRrEr
AND pEsBRossEs AND ooRrLaNDT sTREErS
II The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt
streets is 1--WE minutes than that given below for
noted
90 A. N. FAST MAu.-ParlOr. Sleeping. and Dining
osS A. W. 81 LOUIS TE l.'@ sl.epns
io;-3 A. II. PE:SNsYLvAN1A LIMIrED.-PuIlrn.n
ISa T. NJ cHStAG3 AN6 sT LOUIS E -l
For Nashville via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE Indlanap-
' ss.li:s :as 5fns d. s;.sas
si idsz5s s. s. s bs. &
F 81 wEh a sa SRs visy c SGss:
7.5S NJ pacFTc PRES car p,t,,Sur. To-
tass c ca 9s1S ol S: ' sscsa san
FREE;N N PLE .,5 AN9 GINenNMArI
s' 5;, p. ~ PITTsBURG sPEcIAL-Dary for Pitts
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
o2o' .l655 NJ !i2s5 30 DesOTosses and cort
FarOr Dnns caSs1 AS s25 ass DesS;osses
sunday $50 Is .5s s az s5 rs g. e aSa
55 esb a rar saa and dr PSns s1as SIS
=3 asS, daily p. a' L Il
Af4sTs COAST s!4 4s;z .ss s.!eis. s,:s. I'D fs
a A Ist E s LIN ae.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-F0r Memphis
c, ahd Sew Orleans. 3 p p. M daily.
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAII.WAY.-1.55 O. week
FOB PIP PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7s, a
AFSSTiS tffysSs a f "a and ass n weekday.
Suhcays iSS a Through VestioUled Trains Buffet
arior Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays, Par
oi snoAlng Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
GAtE MAt.-l255 p. w-sk-days-
L0NG bfsANCH. AsBURY PARK Qnterlaken sundays
GroFe and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
tni,d Street Ststiorl; So Il % Is. ass
ana 800 m From Deshrossss and Cortlardt Streets
Gays sundays, l215 9. IS a m. 500 .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
&C., rs 'I55. s25 aS5. - ts.55 Louis IInitsdl
'PesoTosses and Cortandt Streets Io2o 40 =
tfenns Limited '1o55 ll55 a. m. az S. q IS 10
tSo.osses and Cortanit Streets 2 . as 90 81 3d.
80 80, 100 t455 Chicago Limited for North Phil
days. eos .755 s.25 80 q 1sa55 St Louis Limiteil
90 (sl025 Penna Limited. '1e55 M 10 S. 81 S.
sa:pa 40 Sa4 IS ShiGaE9 s4tsd Qa MO fdn Rs
Pn.d4Ea,deIph1a oniy) p m. III night
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1854 lis and 2s Broadway IS,
tnth Avenue below 23d SI) PCS Fifth
29th ST.; Astor above:
BROOKLYN Court Street $40 Fulton $50
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
hotels residences through to destination
Telephone bis Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
service.
W. w. ATTERRURY J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Pzss'r Trafnc Manage
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

EeSruary-March 1927 ssd: March-Apr,l 1920 April
Juiy-AugGst 724d; 7.e4d Manchester
TIoUR ZNp MEATe fa prices re '@ aenanded by
and business Wa. repoped 20 Be oe IN or ne less al stand
sun Spring patents s. sass 2o winter straghts 81 10
s5 P1 %nss 5 50 g. .R as sstI ss
81 Tsa dG aa SIS a Sc $ ss5sss R
@ @ 5 81 ssH aSSss q aaes SaI' kin
dried 2eogsS as to brand BAGMEAL-S'eadyi
s5 F. 81 a: s. ssSSS
hO6any sn0 s. sqk sas 80 oIne s5
were made in the local wheat market yesterday. and
saturday tst about n &c ' do%n hfh om The More
md sectee the marHet coming Gsie sd aa09na
to PTevioas Of higher eonsois the peaos
papers r i MS record p5isss
ket also governed by bulish statistical position
DcSy
the condon Of Winter ere whsaa owing to the drogth
nenp p more sbs5 f0 the " ~9o
bull news also Dominated the situation chiefly in me
9 56 eSqn!Tes VITA good demand cash wheat
That eeeips We're "s onls 5.s ears
was assamed fhai the bull eaddr gave
this point Il was quite apparent however. that no
e esns n ams on The arst EVEN at s
sTate line Of long wheat csme out early IN the day,
seller taiied to cut much hs9Pe as theEs
markets. IN, worlds shipments considerable differ
ehce appeared in the Broomhan and official Exchange
hFures. The former made n total OF only $4,000
1nush while OFFICIAL shipments e.o5e.0e0 bush.
There decrease Of $1,000 Bush in the anOunt on
passage AZ the same time official Argentine est
500. 400 bush. Again shut by advancing prices
exporters bought only loads all In New-York. No
2 red closed sAc elevator and CSC ( o Rnont: No
northern Duluth. 81 00ls b afoat Local wheat
stocks decreased roo bush cutting the
TO l7ooHG0 bush and alarming shorts considerably
speculative conditions favorable for bringing
wheat here from West The increase OF 17e. 900
bush in the visible supply considerably smaller
than estimated either Saturday or during the fore
noon CORN-The moderate decline sustained by
corn early in the day. when hne we2the- West and
selling onlv reCained In the afternoon. but
general wav the situation was practically unchanged
receipts being about the last grading
poor, and EXPORT demand moderate Worlds shipments
were about the last week While the visible
supply increased Sc 900 bush. there decrease
$500 bush IN the local SUNNY OF Export trade
consisted OF losdr here and % loads outports
corn closed SAN q $50 elevator and 57+c o aHo1t:
No ? white 55i+c and No yellow 5Ti%c o
pATS--The early market easier. hut II recovered
with other grains closing firm Decreases OF $500
bush in the visible supply and 94.7oo bush in local
stocks were noted on advancing cash prices n this
rnarFet oriv 5000 bush sold. No ? closed
3 white and standard white acc track white
$50 acc. RYE-Market firm. Western, s4xc
rorn'nal aHoat: state and Jersey 55T5Sc
BARI EY-Merket ful. Feeding Quoted t7o O { Z
New-YoTk. and mailing 5N@snc. Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. jan IS. p m-COTTCN-spot-Modsr
business prseez pcnts higher Nrc.cen Dsisling FAIR
sSOc. good mldclnE. . ~: rtG.g
80: good ord mary Ss>d: rrs1aFy. 7.tS6 SALES
- sne cav We're 5t7a bales q T1ch s1~rr-
i-tea aa export and ac'ulsd zee American Receipss
l-asi Jas-. al AM tisln. Tr-rlsF rveraS aVat AMI
eiossd aust ard s,estf: As-icaa mi6slrg p o e Farl~
aty Sei; JsEr3-y - sfrUary 1897 "A: February
ard Mereh 81 tsst. March, ard S2d: April And
nay. S.eIslf; May ard Ju7e. TasG-sGE. June
harT ~ --aS -N-=-9e e'e. -9A''V-'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

81 80 No / 2 and g. 81 20; No T. 81 l5 No s. 81 10.
No g 81 o5; No 81; No So 95; No 9. So 90: No no.
So So: No II 50 80: No H. So No i3 s. 20: No IA
End 10 So co. IS Eagle powdered 81 10 crystal
ooinos SO TO- The market for sugar Is STEADY with
rsfners however quite Indifferent about buying as they
have considerable sugar coming forward Current prices are
Sc Tor test centrifugal; 27sc 95 muscovado
2So 50 test melasses sugar. The London beet
market quiet SIS lid for January and FED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits urpentine continues to
hardening tendency. with prices held high
demand moderate Savannah continued to advance We
quots
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bhlA ssh
Geoc
TAR-Pine bbis So 7oGsa so: of bbls 81 TO-
ROSIS-COmmon good strained SO 20 z. 50 o5;
F, 50 20: O. s. .: u, So ~; So so: K 81 Is. 81 So
N 81 rs; W G. IS; W W. IS q. all asked
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentine LOGS bbls
Wilmington. Jan. is-sfIRITs TURPENTINE-FTrm,
&C. receipts 81 cAsks ROSINF1rm. SO 5SS
bbis TAR-Firm: 81 oo receipts. 463 bbas CRUDE
TuRPENTiHb-Ftrn. " 80. - 70 and u Isl rscspts
60 hbls
Savannah. Jan INSTRUMENTATION csc. sales
70 bbis; receipts, a. IS RCSfS-FTrm: sales
soGS esis rsce,B's sesi export: $40 egssedi 4 g.
K 50 10; 81. 50 90 50 g. W Mio, Wv. Nso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
81 SoGs4 -: ewes. s49s4 IS: sheep

mixed. So 508S4 -.
Kansas CiIy Jan S.-CATTLE-Recsipts 1000 in
GLIDING 400 SOutherus Market loc lower. Ex-
dressed beef loo 81 2O4S4
to good. 81 5S8S4 To- Western fed steers l0c lower
IS 40Si 80. sOckers and feeders steady SSs4 South
s3GS4 10; southern cows s2gs2 s.; native
s2uS3 co; naive heers 81 5Oss3 90 bulls 81 5g
IS So calves 81 T54S6. HOGS-Receipts S2a0 Market
steady TO lower Top % buk sales 65gS4 9o
heavy S5GS4 IS. packers S4 65Q$4 So lights
81 esaS4 T2,e sHEEP-Reeeipts 5000 Market ssady
to lGc lower Native LAMBS. IS 2oBsO: WeN=Fn lamos
sSIS5 75 fed So 5OfeS4: Western ts6~ yearlings
S4Us5 4O stockers and feeders 81 I5JS4
Cincinnati lS-EfOGS active. steady. 50 4qS5 o.
CATTLE dun lower. S2ss4 SHEEP dull. lower 81 Is
GS3 81. LAMBS quiet. lower. "a bOGfS6 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

blenGsd patent IS 25 fancy spring patent 81 90 family
patent 81 go pastry 81 %: Low grades 50 Is
s. - WHEAT--sprihs dun Ne I Northern Chisasc
yellow 5Os.c: No corn. 49H840&c OATS unsettled:
No white. 4+1sc. No mixed. t3c- BARI-EY-Wsst-
ern 5SQ64c RYE-No = rye spot offered Gao. O.
Chicago. ls.-rho leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

ulslkn Noitee Ma kets.-Rio-lofse market steady;
No tSo. 6sSO; exchange. Il 5-32d: receipts. 600
bags cleared Tor the United States bags stock
10000 bags SantOs-Cofee market firm;
santos eS3oo; receipts 1900 bags stock 100000 bags
saanlDurg-Colee market opened kd& pig higher: a
= ~ G n vas net Gnehanged 70 Z pig lower; sales.
unchanged; y declined = franc; at 3 N steady
unchanged; at $50 steady. unchanged total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 1S.--CIosng-WHEAT-sp nominal:
futures quiet: March. Is 5sd May Is lid CORN-Spot
iTm: American mixed. American mixed I'D
- G'=d futures quiet: JanGt-y. acmnai.
PEAS-CaraGlen steady IS 81 FI1OCR-Ssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

IS So " 81 IS: K. So O6: NJ So 80; N. S. IS; W g.
66SSnnsSon Jan Is.-TURPENTINE-sp 4e, 1914
-'0'i+N-Anaeflean. strained. Is Cd; fine. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
. stststiesl posOn q Brazlan eoee Is as follow:

SOIICN-Without exhibiting anything like record &C
WHY to-days cotton market ruled VeTy firm and
prices reached new high records for tie
fssltohs Inc market opened firm at advance OF SO
- points following nrm cables more peaceful view Of
the Eastern situation. prospect continued
receipts nrnness the
tpot department There liquidation on
e opening advance. however. and demand did
% De very heavy while rumoreG that leading bull
interests were unloading This led the element
20 90 short 70. turn and for time the market dis
fyeo rather reactOnsTy tendency losing
o. me early advantage. particularly the estimate
to-nogTows receipts al Houston heavier than
pecteo strong adVices continued In the
hoaern spot markets and there seemed little disposition
70 sen so that the market easily Influenced by
me nFnness N Ae|--ieans and the receipts q buying
c4,ess from tLere. the bulls
eeN-ns ioc cotton In At
torts here started covering scattering
Seiaaha outside and
BOG up 10 lac May 10 Il 2Oc and July 2se
49, oelng one point above the previous high level
80 ms ADVANCE did greatly encourage liquidation.
-. me market closed 81 within a Of the
sess OF a. net advance Of 22d26 points.
sstn.sleo al 100000 bales Port receipts day
t-ILsu OH considerably above expectations
eSuaL 70 i-st years, but
les from southern markets indicated
els A.. nm 10 a little higher markets.
Gay follows: - ~ - -"s' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

soeson Exchange special Liverpool cahles-spot cotton
10 osrsno; sales 1900 bales: speculation and ex-
Loo ~ hIaeriean 4eeo receipts. LOCO; American,
H. s1ssnes. eosst quiet bu; steady net tGs ooiuts
l-s~' s&asaIT. 1850; January-ysoruAsy, fSs6pq ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
AUCTION Sales.

J. JACOBS s. CO., AuctIoneers.
613-l5-I1 ). =ad ST. Pnllaelpnia. Pa.
Israel De1aoy = SON. PttsbGrx
WIN sell FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY I'D, 10
O'CLOCK. Without Reserve. 100 GOLD GOLD FILLED
AND SILVER WATCHES. LARGE LOT RAILROAD
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JE~ELRY
IT WILL PAY aOU 10 ATTEND IAlS SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
READING SYSTEM

X "a LIS "a "a = 81 EN-
NEW JFRSEa CENTRAL x. II.
Liberty street AMI south Ferry. Time from SOUTH
Ferry Eve minutes sarl;er than shown os!ow)
EASroN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAucn
CHUNk-x4o us Easton oalyl. al0 A NJ. la
%4o. 400 ts4S Easson oalyl P. n Sundays sA2s
wfLKeKsBAaEE AND scRANToN-z.oo. sIo A NJ.
LAKEWoop;, LAkEHg Rsr; ToMs RIVER AND
wood and Lasshurst OnIyl: 40 asOo P IL dos ?. II
Sarurdaysj. Sundays. 90 A A.
ATLANTIC CfTN-'940 ~ NJ, TAO p
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4o0 A NJ t1so
Long BRANCH. AsBURy rARK OCEAN GROVE.
FONT PLEASANT AND SEASHoRE POINTS
E4e0 $50, II20 A NJ. xL20. asa $50 $50 IN so
p NJ. Sundays. except Ocean Grovs. 900 A. N. 400.
PHI Hill iiiIIIkDfIpHIA-CREaDING rERMINArl, .4ss.
so fsSa 70. 400 800. ts.oo t7.sS' ssSS
40 80. III IS A, NJ. 100 t's.so 400 100 ta25
REAbiNe. H2asIsBUKo. louisville AND WILL
Ssl1 q - fsso .isS gee i1s'
R.adas pasIssis and Arsb SIS eny tsoo tsOO NJ
zFrora Liberty Street only. DAILY tDaily except
Sunday fsunday only. tParior ears only. Iva
Tamsaua- xSaturdays. sEIcept Saturdays
Orices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry Aston House.
Square Ia East i25h ST. 273 West 125th ST. PAS
Colur New York. Court ST. 3i4. SEQ Fulton
ST B'kiyn. SEQ Bway. W'msburg n. z Transfer Co
/ calls for and checks baggage to destination;
| W. SESLER C. NJ BURT,
Vice Pres. and Ger Mgr Gen Pass'E Ag&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

A DyERTIsENENTS and subscriptions for The Tris<znO
N a their LptoNR Chice.
1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII &c received the following branch
Offices Office until ; O'Clock
ga sth-ave: cor 2s3st i5s dts-ave cor i2sa-.si
PSI West 4&ist-. between lth and sth
ayes: 2G3 1a5th-st t3ss Sa-sve TSh and
nth G26 3d-ave. 6st-st 10s ist-ave.
1szeh-st. 75e fremont go Sd
ave s5A aaave 81 Christopher-St Brock
Iyr, " w CouTt-st- 21s Court-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leevs New Barclay and CnFistopnsr STA
teUo A. M--kor Bans namton and syracuse
slO.OO A. A.-FoT Buffalo. Chicago and 81 L1olA
p. M--For Buffalo all Chicago.
taco =. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
p M-F0r Euffato Chicago.
p. M--Utica, OsWegc. ithaca. Buffalo.
80 A M--For Chcage-Ssepers open p NJ
a tG7. 80 ItS3 1895 Roadway. ~. Ia -
Fulton 81. Rrookyn 'Daly. fExFspt Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

Receipts OF oTe2dst1s interior points In Thousands
Sst three ephsrs 600 omitted. -four bbs grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19

New York Central Route
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via sprlnsnsld and
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Trains leave t902 A NJ. t12-0o noon. s4LOo n ~
s11oo p. Nj
Tickets Central of-ces 1877 sls ~
i2lG Broadway. and at Grand Central StayIon-
"A. Fl. SMITH, GEORGE n DANIELA
General Manager. Gener0i Passenger