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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-05-05

Both the local Post, G. A. r., and Camp
of Sons of Veterans adopted resolutions
commemorative the virtues and lovable
characteristics of Capt Edward Talbot,
whose death occurred recently at Greenup,
Ill. The resolutions, copy of which
have been received by The National Trib-
une, omit give the date OF his death or
any details of his army service, the name
of the Post or, the Camp; but they show
that COmrade Talbot was held in the very
highest estfem and was dear to the hearts
of his comrades and neighbOrs. The reso-
lutions say that he was ever ready to
offer the hand of aid and the voice of sym
pathy to the needy and distressed; an ac
tive member OF the G. A. r.. whose utmost
endeavors were exerted for it's welfare
and prosperity:a friend and comrade who
was dear to us-all; citizen whose upright
and noblei Aifes was a standard for emula-
ton of his ,fellow-men.'
Michael Davis, of Scranton, Pa, is a
lead mineH-an arsenal of bullets, it is said
having now in his flesh 227 bullets. He
has had an X-ray photograph taken and
is able to exhibit the picture showing the
bullets. He was in an Illinois regiment,
and was one OF party that was ambushed
in 1864 on the frontier by guerrllas and
Indians. The slaughter was great. Mr..
Davis was taken to the hospital and the
multiplicity of his wounds was SO great
that the surgeons, professionally sure that
recovery was impossible, forbore torturing
him or troubling themselves to extract the
missiles. He perversely upset professional
confidence in him by first lingering, then
by recovering. He states, that the weight
Of the metal is becoming an Inconvenience
so far as his comfort is concerned.
Charles II. BidwelI. of: Buffalo, n Y,
who died in that city March 5. was man
OF steady devotion to duty. He was ma
tive of Buffalo. born April 16. 1871; en-
listed In 1851 under the first call for vol
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-05-05


About this time a train was fitted out
in the town to go after corn far up the
valleys to the north and east, and it be-
came my luck to go with it. With 30
wagons, each drawn by six mules and with
driver that could swear in nine dialects
and also % men train guards we left
the town. The Quartermaster in charge
of the train knew where we were going :;
that is. he was told the direction The
men on the guard were in high spirits.
Going out foraging was glorious chance
TO fill a long-felt want. The first day out
we made % miles. and camped at the foot
of mountain. The country passed through
had been foraged SO often that bird would
have starved in its flight over it, and the
men lay down to rest i'm the wet leaves of
the rain-soaked woods, supperless.
The next day was one of excessive toll.
as the men lifted at the wheels helping the
half-famished mules up the mountain sides.
But we finally gained the summit, and. af-
ter about 10 miles of rOck-strewn trail. the
night found us in the Sequatchie Valley.
The next day the road led along the base
OF the mountain, passing many empty corn
cribs. Up to this point broken wagons and
dead mules lined the road. But finally we
found country new to the depredations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 81, 1908.
ket There were few scattering sales to-day and seller.
ne4e sesrs at s. 505 IS per- 100 n f c s@lsS at 81 3
g So not Including one e s. Dressed beef steady city
weight Weight 4e9Tse5ator Seef at I65 6er ~
laden with 2S cattle sor London J. sham6erg & Son
The latter dfm viii also put on loo head Ter Hui
saes-s Sanders Ii OHIO steers 12s 70 average, at
s. 50; ! cow, 1850 n. az s.
Tobin shannon CONS, $40 10 So so; u DO 500 D.
mainly at sixtieths veais we're rated &c higher TSs
market ciler SO" and uleangsd The pens
dressed vsals s9l3'4c per n.
So IS per 100 n do 80 n 81 So 90 10 u. Ss
andrew Mullen: g n at So % do. 40 70.
E. sa s4 cs v:. z.A1 1s7 IS 3 Il
s AsTnst9n ms aS yefss le9 I9 ss s. So
dire! e slssEat a EsEs rs 2255
o. III cars to be soldNs at JERSEY CITY aSd "a al
sixtieth-st. Sheep rated quiet. about steady
s ss sh easier 's sSo s Of Esa ihS we're sys so
- 80 Dressed mutton. cess per b. dressed lamb
leS s : It. al Sc o S 49, sta a Is S as 50 g no. 81
sus q H. a. s. so: II state sheep los H. at IS Is;
s. eSs g. Go 1ss 9ng lg Sc "a at : s. 50!
rs 10. at s. 5o Do i4s d. q al al s.
Harrington & Co: 1876 state lambs 81 ID, a. s. s.;
y ST. As a; Sc 81 s5a: iss E E ' 50 at
So So "a Peansyy9nia shssP - l5 a. 50 q Sc So
81 DO IS 10 SO 50; u DO SO H. al $e IA Pe2Hsy-
G Goi io6 81 Il % at 4 g q IS g 81 50 sac BE
HoGs-RsoeiIs Il cans. OF s,47s head; about 50
ss1a IN ao sa,s e Jersey hoss ii per
So 5sii per io us IS: "a IS -
q r5 III f. i. g Is, &c &c Z - So sow 40 t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,-.,-, -, ,,z,,g Eew-York. December 81 1903
white varieties the feeling fairly steady bur red
kidney continue unsettled Scotch peas Arm We c,,oTA.
BEANS; marrow choice per bush 50 Is: do medium
So 10: do Pea 81 o5 do red kidney So 60. q, yySts
kidney 8 10 DO ei"T eye 81 75as2 so black turtle
medium. 81 SoSS1 o5 other t5eisB r nc
81 SOC 81 80: DO foeea pea 81 9oSl 95: GREEN PEAS
BCTTEt-Aside from the filing OF some rsp,l,- -
ders. there was not nauoh trading to-day Anon ne
stock taking. Il was o.,- - -
question interest buyers Beyond ther most
The situation. AeweveT has ohaugeI
ally. The more desrasls grades Of both frssb srs
tendency while other qualities steady sT,
Creamery, extras per 70 23sc aIsts 2isaass- a.
seo0ads t7g2oc; Do thirds 5iec: held eSyras 9S
&c; % hrsts. isGl9izci do seconds I69lTc -
,se: state cary tubs arsts 1890: DO seconds isS
nc; 90 thirds i4Gi5c. Western imitation cress-y
ssSee extras. isc 90 hrEts I7e; do seconds i5Sisc
Sc thirds I36i4o; Western factory. hela AZ 80
SSafrent make. nrsts i3c: do seconds Ite1s 40
% i89 Is SCI packing stock held 1875; g. c,1rrary
r6is f- e ias,e: Do No = lSsGl4c 90 No :. I29i3c
t..-t-sfThe market quiet to-day as nature, .,
On TIE closing day y tie year Many deslers az
Is' 70 rave allowed their stocks 70 raa down nrs1ty
ne @G We hear Of seine sales having been MADE su
ne ts not to Be delivered billed until aS.er ne
ear fairly opens Holders OF fancy sep,erale- &c.,
!ed 20 remain about steady but late n1ats chsess
weak anc irregular. Skins had Heels s11s-t
ess IBIS week, bI, irregular prices We onote.
tu! SreaI p'eInbsr. small fancy I2c; % GOD
70 prime. &c; d co-nnon fair sF9l-c: ~ sen
large fancy i2c % good 10 prime lIeFiI-e. "a
mace large choice. i0ci 90 good prime pAe. a.
summon 70 i.lr. sSS-s; do right skins. ehoics SCI 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buralo. Dec. 2l-FLoUR steady Wheat
Spring unchanged. winter, no oAertngs COIN-No
yellow. soc No corn. 49, q 4T&c. OATS st-oEss
western in store. g csc RYE-No store. s0tso
Duluth Dec s1-WHEAT-To arrive. No hard.
size No Northern. sic, No Northern s'ac; De-
cember, sic. May, s3i.c; July. see
Milwaukee. Dec sL-wHEAT aTuasr: No North
S5i- sec. No . Northern 50 sac Nay. s+--c-
RYE STEADY. No /, 56iee BARL-EY dun: 10 :; s2e.
Minneapolis. Dec- 3I-CIose: VvF5EAr-Decea'6er.
S1|zC. Nay. $50; July, $50 track, No hard,
s4sc; No Northern, s55ci No Northern. So4sc; M
Northern p G75c
PAladelphla Dec. s1-wBEAT firm but dull: con-
grade January Ssis sec CORN quiet
January. 4sI4g1sc- OATS quiet No
white, 43c- do clipped. +4c- BUTTER frul good de-
rlald; Western crearler-. 244zc. nearby
prints, &c EGGS firm and active, fresh nearby $50
at the mark. fresh Western, Sc. loss OF: fresh
Southwestern S4G 15c, loss or fresh Southern. 50
sac, loss OF CHEESE quiet but steady Nev--TOrk
full creams. fancy nae. New-Tork full creams,
choice Ike: New-Tork fun creams. fair 70 good.
y sacks; wheat 1000 bush; 10000 bush.
$4,000 bush Shipme1ts-Wheat. 1900 bush; corn
g. 600 bush; oats, Ii.90o bush.
St Louis Dec. -WTIEAT-Decenher 9sc:
May s2lee; July, IS &c: No hard. 74g7sl7c. CORN
No cash 4+i4C. December coo; Nay. 1850: July.
4a sc, OATs-No cash. 37G371zc; Nay. assc: No
Toledo, Dec. 3L-CLOvERsEED-C Cash, De
cen5er and January SIS 90 February, SIS s5 March, 81;
prime alsike. 50 os: prime timothy 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01

show q nTnness further by beated
although there excitement. addition al
neNe the market felt support az Chicago
steady cables and somewhat better export
latter reaching twenty loads Outports The
movement heavy. but partially offset by liberal
by ire bah element ack q In South
fcs. a1c ne Price Current which fully
the Wcatler map and private dispatches the
= tor winter wheat during the present cold
A.nneSro1s stocks were scheduled increase -
COD N rfa Tor The week u rumored here She
afterrc nat considerable
being terec for sale the Newly market
ClicaB -Ed 81 Louis points chiefly the latter although
the rcI ~ could NOT De confirmed. Quotations cash
wfeat aHoat basis follows No red closed
~ e!e afSr end &c shoat: No hard. Duluth.
T. as Z . q Hfi1at tJFE-Ihe CHIEF feature
stroag advance which the held day closing
--c ret higher i connected with smaller Western
rc1pts good buying AZ Chicago light country offerings
aI- the gsnera buish sentiment. which
trfl hold lately IN circles. The export
we're STEADY 40 closed 52c elevator and 81 :
shoat. No ? white. 5siac, 10 yellow o
hhpat OAT--Only a small trade noted in oats but
= other raarets ruled higher sympathy
oo.slg aaL TIE cash market here was arm, sales
O 1pocSlO bushels reported No closed
3. sole. No white 43.c: No 3 white and standard
"lite' Sc end track white, f21f5i.c. RYE-MarEet
eall No Western CSC nominal O b ahoat: state an!
Jersey rye, gsQ5sc. BAHLEY-Nsrket steady. Feeding
vas quoted 39c and mating $50 Bic Buffalo.
heat iaclacing -four exports FOR the week ending De-
CeInter b. according % raGFtreet's 29i5-
2s bush, against 335 COS week 238 2ls
last year. For twenysx weeks a TIRE year they
aRregate Sc l33 T06 bush. against l29 0 27 bush n
1902 Cnrn exports for the week 625 0s5
against sie054 bush last week o537542 year
age For tFentysix weeks ot the present cereal year
key aggregate 2seo5oT bush. 10 662 437 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01

vEAIs-Recelpts, - head. sc higher AT ssaSs *
Piss S - reughz. 81 20st IS stays. sass 20 SHEEP
So .'e ne; aeSg ssss-s
3. wethsrs S4aS4 30 ewes s. 5C5s4. sheep mixed.
s. 509S4 -
Cincinnati De- 3l.-tEoGs aett~e. higher $ soG$5.
CATTLE steady S9GS1 -. SHEEP steady strong SO
IS 80. LAMBS active higher. s. 5pESb L.
kansas CITY. Dec S1--CATTLE-Feceipt : 200 head.
!lclu1trg $50 Sou-Eerrs lSc higher.
SO 1884 Western fef s. = IS stcker ard
feeders Southern s. 400
81 TO- southern sl-71E- Il 5nE$2 30. native cows
81 JtISs native h.iters strong s. ts1S+, bulls
strong s. 5JESJ So calves steady s. J = CO. receipts Z
year LgJ2ep head HUtiS-FleceIpcs 200
a. higher. s. y
s. -5S4 20. heavy - asa 52z packers s. 5uS4 20.
lights co. receipts % the
year 500 head. SHEEPF=ceipJs- 2oOo had,
ket strong, native lambs - 75aS5 70 Western lambs.
s. 1884 81 f-I s. I5 81 80, Western Tel yea-lnss
s. 5yfSs So s-0Cs=Ts ard fseers s. JOG 8 e. receipts
year OF sheep. Il5l;T0 head,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
EXPORTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

&ev-Turk December 81 1903.
Col F'IIf5'Tadng IN coffee qulst to-day, owing
bly, the restricting Influence Of Hhe holiday to
although coffee unlike the other
rnrrercial exchanges v reopen for business Satu
~ morning Generally FneGuE the market ruled FIRM
aere being apDareuly little coffee ofeTng First prices
sere at advance = 800 points and the close was
Eeady 10 % points higher sales reported o.;
700 hays. The advance followed small primary re
feature OF
t1e early trading from leading Wall Seet
bulls beyond catering HQ+i1atlon preholicay
profit taxing character there seemed little coffee FOR sale
lHrropa appear he trading in any volume either
ray and the market showed ltte IN the Of incident
closed rather irregular about :. higher 70 =
lower. Hamburg unchanged Rio l25 refs
sver Receipts the footed up 1900 bags
$4,000 last and interior Santos
ptnter called Tor only zGIs bags. actual OF
Al bags last The market firm. with
IE0tGtons On the basis OF B-l6c Tor Rio No :. -
Tie range ~ contract prices IN the local market tooa'
has follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
OTHER .mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dsc., sl.-cATTLE-Recetpts. 1000 head;
market strong l5c higher Eoo3 prime, S5Gs5 IS
poor 10 medium. IS 50sS5 soekers and feeders s29
s. To- and heiters 81 554S+ IS Gamers s. 20 ,
81 Sl5Si x. calves. So 50ES5 70 HoGS-Re-
c@!pt To-Day z2o6 head: to-TnoTrov % 0o0: market
steAly 70 higher: mixed and butchers 81 GCFS4 90
sooa choice heavy 81 75g$a 20: rough heavy s. 400
s. TO- light 81 IS 81 10; bulk CT sales, 81 604s4 ~
sHEIcF-ReceiFt 10 600 head sheer and lambs closed
o 50; choscs
mixed. s3QS2 T5s native lambs. 81 $3.50 Is.
East Buffalo. Dec. s1.-cATTI-ET.ecelgts. zoo head;
Hight demand steady s. Ie9s5 50.
81 J0g$5; butchers So 60aS4 80; hsifers IS 25ss So
cows. 81 o0Gsi i5 balls s. 5os$4; stocksrs 81 50S&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 31.-CIosins-W HEAT-spot firm: No =
IS sd May. 6s 4lsd, C0RN-spot steady; American
mixed. Is I'd; steady January. As March
As "a: PEAS-Canaiia1 steady IS Cd. FLOUR-st
Goasp firm, f6gfe los BEEF Qa.et; extra India mess
62s Sd. PORK prime Western T3s Cd HAMS
quiet; short cut IA to 16 70 AS Cd BACON weak: Cum
berland cut 20 70 20 10 ass short RIB "a 10 "a ~ 4s
long clear middles, light IS "a 70. 3Ss
dies. heavy 30 40 ~ SIS short hacks
37s Cd; clear bellies. IA Is SHOULDERS
Square. II 70 IL ~ steady. ass LARD prime
35s ed; American refined, 36s 81. BUTTER nominal
CHEESE quiet; American finest white, 5ls; do col9red
b3s Cd. TALIOW-Prime Ciuv steady. c4s 81. TCRPEN-
TINE-Sprts steady 43s 9d. ROSIN-C0u1uon firm.
Is Sd. PETROLEUM-Refnef firm. 7&d LINSEED
steady ISIS 80. COTTONSEED OII+-ETuu refined
spot quiet. 19s 75gd- TALLOW-AustTalian London
steady 2Ts %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01

CHANGE ' market for spot cotton closed quiet ana IN
300 i'r iseeng Gnlf Sales SsO5 bsiesio5 n
ats 1900 deliveries CONTRACT s,uthern sDot
markets were telegraphed as follows: Vyll-rIy. so@
pa no quotations. Norfolk ana "a Love- -, -
o. naies baltimore nominal and % r,,rrs
E - - lSoul& quiet ana &c lower lse Noiie
ell &ne - lover at l23sc; sales so bales cb.-Ias
&c eila pc lower al lSc Augusta quiet ans ssas - =
o~tr az lSei sales. III bales New-Orleans sr, a -
SAsANeel az 4SSci sales. 100 bales MerpnSs
sc >heaAnsee az lS.e; sales zoo bales EstratesS t
80, . 10 4.eo.ag points tomorrow: New-rsSars
800 20 SuS bales. against 626 ls-t Tees -
800 ast year. az Galveston from 1900 % II @ s1a
s -. - ast week and $50 last wear. al T5,so
z99 100 70 lo5oo bales against - "a last week s
receipts at the ports ana interior ,o,,,s .. a.
Fea With The Gay last week a "a is, 10y con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentine rusn is stea ~
pretty good demand foobng lots and fun but
unchanged prices quoted. We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE, oil and machine bbls 694
95SAc
FLDSIN-CommCu good strained. S25 D $50
90 90: z 81 6OEs2 e5: F So 7O G. So -: II 81 -; l.
So Is; X SIS so; " s4: y s. % " c. 81 80. and W ",
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpeT-ne barrels $50
Wilmington. Dec. 51.-sPIRIrs TURPENTINE- Firm,
receipts. 10 casks ROSIN-FirTu 81
bbls TAR-F1rm. 81 CO. receipts i53 b6s CilT-DE,
TCRPENTINE-Fru. 81 q 81 50 and So So receipts 80
bbls
savannah Dec s1--TURPENTINE-Firm, 5s1c; re
Ce!pts bbs; sales 1856 bhls exports ROSI
Firm; sales, e34 bbls receipts S25 bills exports 1G14
bbls; A. B G D E., and b 81 20 G. 81 80; a 81 20; L.
50
RCSTN-Saes. none; a. 3. G. n F. F, 81 Is: c. 81 20:
W W IS 10
London. Dec. s1.-sPIRTTs TURPENTINE. 43s 1Olsd
ROSIN-AneriCan strained. IS Sd; fine. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

b 6s E5R5 s. % Esd TcETE{TIEP SET5EEr
- The leaving time from DesbrOsseS and Cortland,
Streets Is Eve minutes than that given below
for rwentythrd street station. except where other
wise noted
7-55 4 ii FAST MAII--Fario-. Sleeping and Dining
ass n o. S1i T IHdS72P9.s sad LoaisyiIs
smoking. ald Observation Cars CilcIanati. In5lan-
I0.s5 a. N. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-Punaaa
Psrtfnslt cars For ChcaSO Cleveland Toisao. saa
135 r VI cIIc 557 1 ASp ST Louis E:xPREss-
ass N CHISEGo LIMITED -T,aJ!fa9a slssDlss
SIS 2 NJ ST .' IotIs E2PHkss1yor i;,.surs en-
ca, For Gary. ". Va via SSsnzSdosA VALLEY
SIS p, NJ. WESTERN .ExPREss-E0r Chicago FOR
3.55 P, Vi. P6CIFIC EMPRESS SFor Psrtssurs. To-
eOaa Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
sfs CLEVELAND AxP cTNCE S-y5S,E, E x.
PRkSS7-For I5tiS5Hrg, Cleveland CINCINNATI n
s.55 P. NJ PITTSBURG sPECIAL--Dsny for PITTS
-. WAsHiNGIoN AND THE SOUTH
155, SIS, ss25. 'l0lo tDssorosses and CortlAadt
saG SoT I23S; '5ess q &c
IIai,eS al Pa2ior a9l Di8lns Csrs) SIS - ..
$50 lDes5rossss and goTtl@nd' .5rss'S S59's M
MS 5 c0asTsssl:9s! Li5sd an PsTlSs ana ana
soyrIIERS ESi1w 1T-Iprsss as. AS
Atlantic LOHSr LISE-Express. SIS a and
sEAB6ARD GIk LINE RAILwAY.-EHprsss lass
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALwAY-FOr Mem
-,p5is and New Orleans. 3 p 2 m daily -
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--t-S5 a. m NesS-
FOR OLD PoISr COMFORT and NoRFOLK-7-5s
a m Weekdays and S-25 daily -.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-S55 and 50 m WeeSIIS1.S.
Sundays, 755 a Through Nestbulsd Trains sues
FaTlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weeS-dsyS
lor Smoking Car Par0r Cars Dining Car and stanoAsI
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY--l255 weekdays
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK unterlaken S9aSiaysl,
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant ltroul West ~eleS
IniTc Street Station. : Is \ n, l2-o .
and y 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS, II lC 20 m
500 a. n 1880 40 $40 D and l2lS night week.
Gays sundays - *. ~ 3. n. 500 . n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos. rs 'T.55 -. SS5. 's-25 gS5 ST Louis LIN
ttedl. '101 CDes5Fosses COVJlandt Streets ioU
10 . tPeGna Limited. 1858. 1l5S a ul A-S2
s. 40 (Dsssrosses and CortandJ streets 20 20
'S25. 356 425. AS '455 t'455 Cnicago LlIneS
C955 for North Philadelphia only Il 10 night
Weekdays Sundays. SOS. 'T55. SIS 49,. - - 81
Louis lirnited}. 80 C'l02j Psnna lArlee' Nv %
a, 'I255, '1.5S 's 25. 3.55 as 1,45S ShSsso
SIS, s25 @ North Philadelphia only) NJ i2l0
night.
'Dning Car.
Ticket ohices, 46i 1854 281 Broadway; Isl
Erin Avenue (5elow 23d ST.; "a FIFTH Avenue corner
18th ST; Astor House. and stations named ABOVE
Brooklyn, Court Street. Fulton Street 800 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex station. The New York
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70 destination
Te.ephone sl4 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
W W. ATTERBCRY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traho Asoaser
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

2S points lower; American middling, fair 22t good 4
ding 1868: middlirg. $3.50 low middlirg. 6.9ot -
ordinary. 6sOd. ordinary 66Od. The sales ~
5000 bales which goo Tor spec-j.-ar
export, included $500 American. Recpls-s
Futures closed ns.
z o 6SSd: January and February. e. ga
ruary and March. dS6Q6s5d: March and ApSit p sd,
April and May. 6.S5Q6 S6t May and June asses -.
June and July, ss3d July and August. SOC p
gust and September 6.6sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY Rrpop~

~ si,fi. -sIes sg,es-ai Liverpool oables-sp.
NJ ..f1 bales; Speculation tS1 cotton
49, irre,ie- ie-s TIdeitnF upland. 6eCd rshI.rt
n.s i'ser January 8 ss4 January FesrlIn net
s1y. s5Qs $50 Nas-June 6Sse1e 60 e5: April
&C., 49, - >s 3st- September q Sd No
I'm ys.i6 AK the market Tor -four W. v.-
80 egeses q pay little better ths.s TISes an 1
~ 10. elnfe- $3.50 tte9gth- Spring psfe1-l
'f-ik clears, - 7n1S3 -. 60, patents
h so 80 - winter s. 1888 ~ iD,e
b fssso 7s ~ ,2 = ~ lioJ jNarss dun or,s cog
20ass 80 49, - y qaet. quoted. Fair r, e-,,s
Iss4S- niece . fancy, 50 F54Ss col ts5p 49,.
I15s KIN dried - Soc - - ~ - L
pot $50 if.a.I O. FEED firm: quoted: ST-i = 80
9rar fvissis-s - arrive. 600 - SO -
p0. ha-,- So 59aS24. IN 200 n $50 s, ssflIs
GRAIN - bulk So 20 sacks oiire9j Ss9 Co
: the as tniesso and a JaIi,acsfI~r p 81 an
.Yh "a poInt - @Atf did ferry Well vesssrS-
PC net kirrs- 10y and strength, Isst 49, -
1A1 me december went out Win = 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Daliy. fDelly. except Sunday. sSuuday only
Offcess Liberty ST. Ferry 3 Aston
1877, 261 asa 1900 1854 Broadway 5th Az Is Unio1
Square West, l53 East 12Sth St. 273 West
Columbus Ave. New York 4 Court ST. asa $40 Fllfc1
81. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New work.
Transfer Co calls for checks Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01

.r0I'TON-Whlle trading today nearly
trye during previous days this week is perfectly
il the largest market witnessed
the trading day Of any year. and the brokers
lmd no time indulge IN the usual skylaring. The
Izket opened weak, decline OF IS 10 80 points with
lgust showing the greatest loss while the active
i5nihs 10 70 points lower, under further
ituiazon, and possibly selling for short
flowing cables than expected. estimates calling
ne receipts talk Of the East and re-
Tumors that big bun interests unloading In
Elton TO all this II was a January notice day. and
eiers 10000 bales reported DO IN cir
-ion. adding 20 the general hesitancy and causing
u further losses Just after the call when the
-1ths were about % 70 q points net lower. II
all reported, however, that local bull
ptly stopped these notices and relieved Of apprehen-
respect and stimulated by moderate bun sup
Or the market began 70 do better argued that
Iah q decline that occurring must
ecessarily gone some toward an
lee fcnRs. built something short
Ind word. 10y Tightening the lead of leading b1IIs
Ilaced tie technical position Of the
nother advance. Influenced by such oonsidereti0s b
orders became slightly heavier while o1eriDs gsi -
knd prices worked upward in sort Of Nv
January reached l2S6e; March, IS SIC; Nav IL &c ana
luly IS sc Iradhg was considerably less active
ne advance. and the market would frequently sag on
nder room realizing in anticipation OF the New year
ay ot tie oiose was very steady az about the best
the session. or net point lower on January 20 Is
ents higher. -
The range of contract prices in tho market to-day
tas follows '
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LackawaDna Railroad.
Leave New Tork. Barclay Chrstopher STA
fs00 A M-For Binshamton and Syracuse
80 90 A. M-EOr Buffalo. Chicago and 81. LouiA
q 40 p. M.-FOr Buffalo Chicago.
taco +. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
IS 90 =. M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
- 40 p. M.-Ctica. Oswego. ithaca. Buffalo.
- % A M--FOr ChicagO-Sieepsrs cpen Q p N
Tickets at l67, 42S 1is3, 1434 Broadway y z. "a