davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03
the leading futures ranged as fol

cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady:
WHEAT No spring ss4Ss NO Z sSSI9 sG No 5s-
OATS No . S9Sl G4OIc; No white, 4lAq+4c; RYE. No
7oe BARLEY good tss9ipE " fair to sn9lce
western 81 0sla TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 50 1882 so;
slower contract grade $40 o o0 MES ES - per S9
s5s o ssss G'oSs SSsS 5,.s short G b
Wines 81 IS on the Produce Exchange-BUTrER steady
creameries 14a23c: dairies 13Q21c; EGGS steady; at
mark. included, l6gl84c CHEESE easy al SAG
Duluth May CLOSE: wHEAr-No hard. o1Ac; No
NoF sSs sSs S2 N2''hern S May 'Oe
Milwaukee May 2.-wHEAT-No Northern. e63ae; No
Northern. 95c old July. s54sc. RYE-No l. T3e BAR
LEY-No .. 63c; sample i0Ge1c- CORNING 3. ooQose
Minneapolis May 2-wHEAT-May sI&c; July. 81 sc;
September sOise: track. no hard e51ac No North
e. s second p9tents 81 s6as4 90 fTst clears IS 4sS
So 55 second clears 81 3OGS2 40 BRAN In bulk SIS 90
Gs16
May 81 039Si Osh, CORN steady: May 52G52lae. OATS
firm: good demand: No q white. natural 46ag4Tc; do
extra Western creamery 25c nearby prints &c
fair demand; fresh nearby 1I1se. mark;
at marx fresh southeTn 17c at marx CHEESE
steady; New-York full creams, choice TO fancy, log
iIcS bbs and 74i0So n in sacks Wheat. 500
bush: 1000 bush; oats. $1,000 bush Shipments
FLOUR unchanged; winter super. IS 5ogs3 9; do
So s5@$4 Pennsylvania roller clear 81 4s4 TO- do
do sasht s. oass do patent ss5 90 Kansas sies
$4@S4 15 do straight sacks 81 2ogS4 so 90 pat
ssfs 6g 1885 do patent ''S'' 10 DO fA'0ri'' brands
St Louis May 2-close: wHEAT-No red cash eie-
hard. s9093c CORN-No cash. 4sc; July, 461sc SEP
TENDER. 464sc. oATSmNo cash. Ale track 42g4Sc;
So IS TIMoTfiY prime 81 49, September simOthy 81 IS
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sranuated S90c; Eagle extra fine xranu-
SOC: EsSS; Eagle I'm cartons OF fine gyanulated.
ated Use Eagle fine granuated standard sranu-
Nos ana diamond a. 475c: confectionery A. 46Oc:
a.! ana g. +-5Oc No !. 4.45c; No /, 440c; 6,
a aiSSc No 430c; No s. 426c: No .. 4.2Oc; No 10.
"a - ~ ilOc,; No II, 405c; No Is, 4.O0c Nos.
eios e6d on H. Ss5c No le SsOc Some business
o-SSS On the duty paid and freight basis,
which indicates a Arm undertone at full market
aIues; ana duty paid prices are named as follows:
tsst 50 test 1ll6 23-32c; muscovado.
81 7-32e and molasses sugar test
1o4 SI-SZc The sales included a cargo at
Sei "@re Breakwater, including about 1000 bags
fraG1t centrifugal, at 2Sc, basis SO test. and
! y ST. anu about 1000 bags molasses. test. a
tis 81 cost and freight. Also various
tost. tscOVaoo basis So test 3-16c, duty paid
Sisv me london beet sugar market firm, with
May at IS 3 Atd and June at SIS -IOIkd
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81 ous.--''........ 20 15e 7sT i2IIs
-

Houston .-........... 2I2s e9S Ass 1850
u ss'9aSs sP ysTPG cables Spot eOssn
American 1GSng 9eip6d sS ss bales including 900
steady points lower and 10 points lower on
May 1919: May-June 7Ssd JuneuiS P3s d; gny,
Der G5sd October November 2d Hy2a
AanchesteTLlarns in moderate demand. Cloths-A
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Demand s,aclened off again as
result OF ne wheat break and the closed bare
ass 90 winter stSgh1s 81 SRT B patents patents $
. So spring clears $4S4 20; extra No winter, 50 cog
I5a:ct Ira oSoe5 Far - %o$S 80 BYE FLOUR.
fancy 81 55&$ 20 SG2 lG$4 no choice kim to
ea = Enc sS 49, aa as v to brand n
s II ouoS W as4 4o Sp@F 3
ali May Shipment city bran SIS oSsl T BULK dS a6a SACKS
yniddlinE $23 Sog$24; red dog S26 80; hominy chop.
GfRAIN-WHEAT3Th wheat market to-day was
notably around the opennF eRsnta aaiS
became weak and throughout the greater part OF the
y &c a down from the final q saturday Relatively
for and it understood viii be turned over to
S about sc during the day All outside mar
the weather seemed 70 favor the bears. at least
Of the belt and it was warm in both the spring and
winter wheat sections. Worlds shipments proved 10
be about 100000 bushels larger than last year and
2SSoo0o bushels for the week The visible supply de-
and the lack Of any outside SUPPORT Last year tSe
bushels. Reports from Minneapolis said North
interior elevator stocks had L. 97 900
bushels the being only bushels
against 2,7Sl,000 bushels a month ago Gables were
fairly steady influenced by demand from shorts
Broomhall cable 10 the effect that Russia and Ru-
mania complaining Of too much dry weather.
Continuing light, the interior movement
fully 100000 bushels behind previous year Local
stocks increased $4,000 bushels for the week. No
red closed 81 % in elevator and 81 o5 q 81 0S
ahoat; No ] Northern Duluth. CSC. o ahoat CORN
There was good deal Of July and
considerable May wanted during The day. result
ing in irregularity and a close which G on
May after decline from the top. !. c down
on July. At its best point May z higher
than the previous night News appeared 70 be of lit
tie importance the other, he
decrease Of l,o56o00 bushels the visible supply.
Local stocks decreased 10000 bushels No. corn
closed Gle elevator 55iac O p ahoat: No
white 56iac. and No yellow. 57lzc. o b anoat.
tATS-Ths market for weakened under
cation based on favorable crop news and the heavy
deliveries, amounting 1000 600 bushels Chicago.
The visible supply decreased bushels
stocks Increased 64.30O bushels oats 10 80
II, closed at 45G46c natural white, 80 SO
n. As 4ec ana clipped white &c 80 ~. a sac
RNE-Market dull: No Western. roc spot FARLEY
Market quiet Feeding was quoted 400. c 1 New-York
and mailing, 55G65c. / ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

METALs-TIN- was frmer in the London mar
il % Cd higher. at fl27. Locally tin quiet.
strength Win sp9t Closing az $7 e5 a % I5c coz
PER-Copper remains steady. with London 81 higher
futures were IS Sd Higher at f5s les "a Locally
al 1875 giS55c. ana casting at i2s7ia a ISi25fc,
agdrcs Of the New-York Metal ESc6ange have been
1881 tons for The year 50 far s25' tons against
steady and unchanged at 4C6q 4s5c in the local
ne IS Cd m TemSned u ll9ss ai
at ~ Is 90 IN the Engl-s6 market 9 and was also
ehaRged at 52s % in Glasgow and at 4is Cd in MID
in tone. No foundry Northern is quoted SIS % q
foundry Southern and No foundry Southern a
MOLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-For syrups there was
moderate demand with prices unchanged and tone
Orleans. centrifugal common, l3c; fair 10 Ice;
tie. 3l427c: syrups common. Il lie; fair l6 ISc;
OCEAN EIGHTS-Steaner freigits were quiet and
unclaimed IN all Teeel In sal tonnage Preyious rates
iTr tonnage limited 4uoaq9ns 70 EIyeFpool Glasgow
1eTdan Z925 Hamburg 70 pigs; Bremen ia pigs;
t No. 10 t on cargo re- Sy l British
spoolwood Bangor 10 Green9ck ass %. June; Italian
e 90 May British steamer 7I2 tons West India trade
tons same 1850 December. British steamer 2o4 tons
Sga NeTiSLk to Curacao 81 70 steamer lG29 tons coal
steamer l77s coal. Baltimore to Havana private
Tampico private terms British bark lOG3 tons lumber
era cargo hence to Tampa private terms schSone ssl
tons phosphate rock Punta Gorda 70 Baltimore private
nandlha NewYoTk and Perth Amboy iec; schoon-
schooner 4s2 tons Baltimore to savannah private
aitifore 81 So British sehodner 1913 tons eaai Pla 70
s g b * 5 y ornate z isr oS b5 pay
400 tons coal. Norfolk to Boston soc, twelve days;
o. Boston 9oc fourteen days British steamer 1853 tons
1900 bills aphtha. hence to London. Is 3D. option Liver
oiIs-co;toriseed easier as result Of
The recent decline IInseed oil is quiet but y az
Phladeiphis bbIs s. TO- bulk g 90 refined New
York bbls $50 test $40 i5 bulk 81 Is: PhisdeipSis
G S Sg s s "aS5 ER P: SIS So
o mills, 25lsc prime summer yellow 29 Q3Oc: off
yeiioT sac nomha LNsEED oiL4msr ts W sHed
city raw 4og4lc; out or town 8sa4oc; Calcutta
drop the live hog market had bearsh effect on
Provisions until after ~dd9S when covering BY the
that the close comparatively steady and a shade
and Omaha aS1SS T P6K oHs9 aS
Ness si5 25@Sl4; family S4 so: clears Sl3 ESQ
s Soqslq So9so Hds ne 5a sla
6sc: 40 h. 7e piss ~ 77 zee rTT nj STS, pS ~
bellies dun quoted 10 ~ 737ko Il n, 7a7!c ID %
S%g7c rielled shoulders dun; quoted, oiac. Picked
90 loS; country 4SqiAc, LARD easy: quoted. &c.
ed quoted sR Ae1s o ReR 66tb sTa barely
sARNE dull auoea ed slow e GSof lard o. 5Ge
7a5'te, '''' -'' '''a'ine'
", KiGE1The home and primary markets steady
br3n nc ordinary 2@21c fair 70 good 4e;
9oEe Japan foreign, nominal do domestic y G
SUGAR tone OF the reSned sugar market Vas IS
ar bon by the strength in raw sugar and re1ers
sts h9weyer, as iobbers have made large Withdrawals
Prices quoted net less per cent for cash seven
eaSss eq no loaf and crushed 5aSe mould A. 5oo
dered and fruit powdered. 4s5c; Eagle eOnfectiones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

me ioo9h naket for spot cotton closed ou., , .,
Its esciir on the basis Of - Csc az 20
ana - '9e or nideiing Ga Sales 1889 es 9Pa9d
and l53JO 41to saturday
were telegrapAed follows: Norfolk quiet and sIAets
a. lac; sales IS bales. Baltimore
Eannsh easy and unchanged l3%c AUGUSTA "a
&C lover a. 1870. sales 81 bales Ioujs
eA'Iisea az Ia New Orleans quiet easy &c love-
o. 4sisc sales, 425 bales Galveston -'cT
lSAc Memphis quiet and UNCHANGED Ia7sc. q
bales Estimated receipts leading points for
Al NeH-S)rleans, 100 . 100 bales.
week and SssO last year Galveston. 1000 10 So
es, compared v i'm 2 80 last week asr
80 @ LOO to 1900 bales. against 1855 last week
Receipts al the ports and interior points TO-DAY .
pared with The same day last ana last wear: W
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


f4ss s. E 8ED T%FEIHsR
stt me sasins time from Desbresses and Cortlandt
Twe1tythird Street station except where otherwise
75s . A. NJ FAST MAII---ParlOr. slseptns and Dining
'3 Sm a N ST d6St!s sissgns
lOSs A: NJ. PENNsYI.v&NIA LIM1rED--Pgllnan
PBaTtment Cars. Chicago Cleveland Toledo. and
lag For p S6 NJ GaIc Ca AND ST LOUIS ExPEEss
45 PG Ghie ec sc bOq Pang Ss5 s,..DD.
Smoking, and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
$50 p NJ ST; LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburg Gin
For Gar9 T@ Ev Shenandoah s Jasy
S5S r. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
is 5ol P n except Safqrdsy Dlnng Car
SSoah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
So E NJ GLBByEbAND ANR GINGIMNagI
s5 a5iaPPaPGli'' P ana s. 49gis
49, THE so ss7 Cortland,
s sfFfet cor iG2S2 70 eseosssg
limited all Paror and Dining Gars2 -?25 '42s
sunday :sss 20 $ ia a M
aas & | s. ss M raEor AND and
SOUTHERN ai ss % Il IS nges
ATIA an II 10 c 4iSs4 dd 91Xr
sEABoARD AIR LINE .RAILwAY.-Expres, lass
AND WESTERN RA1LWAY--For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-755 a. m. week
days and 4 IS p m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-T.55
a. m week DAYS and 8 rs p daily.
ATLANTIC CITY:-s.55 a. m and 255 D. m week
and on Tes
days Parlor Smoking Car, Parc~ Cars. Dining Car
and standard Coaches on Sundays.
LONG BRANCH 4sB e PaRK Un,erak.n Sun
days., Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West
Twenty-third Street Station) s55 a 1925, 325.
800 p. m. and 1910 ntght weekdays Sundays.
121o. S25 a. m and I 55 p. From Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets, 800 a. m u 80. $40. $40 D.
and 1215 night weekdays Sundays. 1215. 9.4s
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos, 49, '155, S25 S55 IS 25 SIS ST Louis Lrnited),
.40I9 Desbrosses and Coruandt Streets. 192ol.
'I55, 40 (Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets 22O).
SIS. g 25 355 25 - 25 (s4 Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only 1855, 755, Is
(9-55 for North Philadelphia onlv) y 10 night
weekdays. Sundays sos. '7-55. SIS. 80 Is. ('s.55
.1O55 m, .1255 .155. .525. s55 .425 (s455 Chi
cagO Limited for North Philadelphia only, s455.
"555, 1855. S25, 9 25 (9.55 for North Philadelphia
only 12.10 night
*Dining Car
Ticket Offices. 4s1, 1884. 11s and Broadway;
1s2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d Stl; 2s3 Fifth Avenue
29th ST House, and stations named
above Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton street.
$50 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station Tho
New York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
tnatiOn-
Telephone "543 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
". W. ATTERPCRY j. r WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

The tone Of the market for spirits turpenne Is steady
with prices unchanged Demand Is moderate 70 IN
arm and with fairly large amount or oust
ness Tar holds steady. Quotations follow:
Spirits TURPENTINE-On and machine Dds Ola
Q5sc.
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained 49,: ~ e. g co; r.
s9oS - 95GS3 !. SO 1905 20; Is. SS oO M.
So a 81 70 n So s5qs3 co. @. 81 49, and W W. 81 30
STOCK ON HAND.
Fosn
DDS
Tar 49, Hofo Dds
Sayan1ah Nav 2-TURPENTINE hrm o4c; Sales l36
his receipts 400 exports 500 RoSIN nrTn; sales 2O
bills receipts 77T exports 1870 Guodea; A. % 60. -
"a ~: n Ss 20: r. IS As; w G, So go. W W. So So
'" %: Lesion NAV 2-TURPENTINE firm, 68c ROSIN
Arm; A. b. G. ID. 50 % z, So 80: g 30; e - 40 Il
81 as: l. 81 co. X. 81 20; NJ 49, n 20 20 ~ 80 ~
w So 20 ~,,,r- ,,-aprNrTNE No,L
,rs. doing. so casks ROSIN arm. " 40:
ceipts 100 bbs TAR hrm 81: receipts 90 b6ls CRUDE
london Nav 2-TURPENTINE- Spirits. Ais load.
ROsIN-American strained. rs Cd fine, lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

81 50QS6 So yearngs s. 5Oa$5 Co. wehers So 4OG$5 co.
ewes. S5GS5 -; sheep. mixed. 50 25aS5 y.
Kansas city. May 2-CATTI-E-Receipts 5000 mead.
including 700 SCutherns market steady strong
dressed steers s. 65g$5 % fair good SIG
CO. Western 50 1884 5 stockers and feed
So 5aSi 90 Southern steers IS 'S4 40 southern
COWS 81 1898 90 native S2dS4 40 heifers
50d$i TO- bulls 65GsS so; calves 50 75aS5 70 HOGS
Receipts head: market Toe lower: 81 2s bulk
81 55RS4 TO- heavy 81 658$4 72s packers 81 6OaSt 90
head: strong TO higher; lambs s. ESQ
lambs So 5Oa$6 so, fed ewes. sass 75
yearngs $5d$6; clipped sheep 81 50 stockers and
feeders. So 5OqS4 so.
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re - IoS-lo-eay was very narrow and quiet one in
MARKET, during which prices evidenced the abb
or1nsr-t-.! SUPPORT ty declining veiy rapidly under
tlrt--el4tesy limited offerings neither me
leaIs seemed OF their
ne SITUATION particularly sscerffhe
80 months concerned
STOCKS are low should
Ia a large short Interest CLIQUE
e ouha 70 project series END season success
- ~.eL manu- should the public get long ii is rossl-
10 ,t sine u he larger trade interest might fnd il
"-Naiil4se TO bring cotton this point and de-
sr~ te saret hy the threat Of notices Accordingly
Ne'oH rs turning more 10 the crop months ana
- - news seemed TO be eXertlng the rred5-I irat
$50 1sile or speculative fluctuations 10 day fba
10y " satler map showed conditions .ot1e
- 20 nave been fairly favorable over surt5a-
- t'sles a little higher. promoted seiiir% 81
.aNe positions by commission while
ncs-s- Iasea liquidation and bear pressure In In,
l-l1Ala Inc market. responding or-fed veal
Drrifai 'i+AA points. ana. while we've
re aet4ine was soon increased 10 TTst,er
- POINTS Following this there was rarsieI LII,
,|-Ns OF good export business rurn6rs
~ me spot market from
49, 81 80 points the market eased or eaTn
0ei.eilc and closed practically loyves.
ei1i4Lue- steadied nv
- oeliie was n0ins
tile ia 49, ei'ated az 10000 bales Port re-ehts gr
SS-t $500 bales. reached
are - 49, s 40 ~ Is reported thar further ia~p ,s
estimating the week. some sDot reoTs
Tor ~ W" exceed into sight 1C1-e,,e,y
generally Quiet f5 e Southern spot markets we're
II sympathy viti I'm ne uhaertoAe little easier
was as follows: "a tue ioca! market to-day
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May 2. p m.-CoTroN-spot in limited
demand; prices IA points lower: American middng
fair 7s6d; good middlings T7sd; mtddling. Ts2d
low middlng 1-50d; good ordinary. 7.Ssd; ordinary
misd The sales OF the day were 5000 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and export and IN
eluded $500 American Receipts. 5000 bales. incIud-
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Lackawanna R

Lackawanna r abroad.
Leave New York. barclay Christophsr sta
$500 A M-Eor Bsnshamton and Syracuse,
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 LOuiA
$40 p M-For Buffalo Chicago.
TACO P M.-For Scranton Plymouth
$500 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
's IS p M.-Utica. Oswego Ithaca Buffalo.
'2O0 A. M-For Chfcago-Sleepers opeu p
Tickets 1877 429 1tS3 1874 Broadway N T.: 20
Fulton 81. Brooklyn sDsilV Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May FLOUR nrm: fancy blended patent
s. TO- bakers patent s. IS; bakers. No patent = 90
spring dull No Northern 81 10; winter, nothing doing
CORN easy; No yellow. 60lac; No corn. 5sc. OATS
firm for white: mixed easy No white 46c; No mixed
4944c. BARLEY-stock very low. 54962c- RYE-Noth-
ing doing
chicago. May The leading futures ranged fol-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily. TDaily. except sunday sSunday only
Orces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Aston House
1900 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Az.
Square West 15S East 125th ST. 2T3 West 125th
St. PAS Columbus Ave, New York; Court St, 24i
$50 Fulton St Brooklyn $40 Broadway. williamsburg
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
deSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

0ssg1 NoHee Markets Coffee market steady; No
10 ost'oi exchange l2Adi receipts, 5000 bags ship
eeis TOT ne United States 1000 bags; stock 633 900
eaAos-CHee market weak good Santos $500:
FecepJs. 5000 bags; stock. $1,000 HaInburg-Coffes
llaIAet opened unchanged 230 net Il 10 \
5a5 1o lower sales $2e99 bags stock in Hamburg.
market opened quiet. unchanged; al - M declined y
franc az n declined : frame; 30 D m UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

stock IN LIavre $4,000 Of which 7os OoO are FRA
A-tsl' last week, 35l20OJ and IA COO Brazilian
me statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Y. x.
Liberty South Ferry Time from south
Ferry five minutes earlier than shown belOw)
EAsTON. BETH EHENl. ALLENTOWN AND NIAUCH
CHJNh-z400 ll15 Easton only, $40 A. NJ. L20.
40 SEQ (5.45 Easton only) p NJ sundays. zL25
wILkEsBaHIsE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. $40 A. NJ
500 2. NJ SUNDAYS. "a p A. NJ, loo p ~
LAKEWOOD. LAREHURSF. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAI-z+00 90, $40 A NJ, zl30 t340, Lake
wood and Lakehurst only. A10. a5.00 P NJ t6.0s
ATLANTIC CITY, 30 A NJ. 70 80 p VI.
YINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fzi 90 A. VI. tz1-3O
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
zAO0. $50. 1L30 A NJ, XII 20. 445. $50. $50. 1L50
NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove. 800 A NJ. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL .4e5
$3.50. TACO 1900, 400. 800. 1000. 1850. $500
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s495 1880.
1850 Ills A; NJ. 'loo +'3.4o. 500. 400. ts25
READING, HSRRIsBURG louisville AND WILL
IAMsPoRT-Itoo, z425r ts:00. U[s1o. lo0O, 100
A NJ. Reading CnyJ. 500. '"1.z0. t2.00 ?. NJ.
Reading Pottsyille and Hrsb only taco -. 90 p ~
SANDY HOOK R0UTE-Fr- e. OF Rector St. p s
Atlantic Hlds.. seabright. Monmouth Bch, and E
Long Branch 10 90 a m, 4SO p. m
zFrom Liberty Street only "Daily- 4Datly. except
sunday SSunday only tParlOr cars only. IVA
Tamaqua- xSaturdsys. aExcept SATURDAYS
- Ofhces Liberty St Ferry. south F5srry. Astor
Az. 25 Union Square West. 153 East 12@rh St, 273
West I25th ST. 245 columbus Az. New York; Court
St. Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. Will
iansburg y Y. Transfer Co. calls for and checks bas
gage 20 destination
" G RESLER. O. NJ BURT
Vice-Pres and Gen. MEr Gen Pass'r Agt
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. May 2. 1904.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29
TRADERS HAY
A QUIET TINE
PRICE RANGES ARE MARROW
s. AND BUSINESS VERY DULL.
Market Opened Lower Than Last
Night IN Spite of Gains Recorded in
London Prior to the New York
Opening speculation Was Very
Erratic, with the General Drift
Downward, Tho the Declines We're
Practically Made Up Before Noon.

& New York, Jan. 2a.-Opening prices in
the stock market were lower than last
night Withsthe sole exception of Chesa-
peake & Ohio, which rose a SMALL frac-
ton. Gains by some stocks in the London
trading before the opening here. We're
ignored. The losses in Wabash preferred,
Rock Island preferred, Illinois Central and
Pacific Mail SOME what t exceeded the aver
age, Pacific Mail declining. " and Wabash
preferred a point. go.
Speculation was very cratic and the
volume Of business small. The market did
not hold a definite course for more than
few minutes -at-a time. The general
drift was downward. Atchison,. Reading
Southern Pacific; Union Pacific, Arnalga
mated and BROOKLYN Transit showed ,rela-
tive steadiness while St. Paul, Missouri
Pacific, Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio,
United States Steel preferred and Sugar
displayed; pronounced heaviness. Losses
were recorded Of 5 in American EXPRESS,
2 in Westinghouse. Electric, Car preferred
and Realty preferred, the last named raj
lying strongly, and 1 to ~ in Rock Island
preferred, Wisconsin Central preferred,
Kansas City Southern preferred North
western, Republic Steel preferred and
North American. General Electric and
Colorado Fuel sold point higher. Pur-
chases Of Atchis0n: in blocks of 1000 to
10000 shares carried it to 69A at IL
O'Clock and the market steadied.
The declines were practically made up
turing the second hour and Pennsylvania,
Reading, Atchison, Union and Southern
Pacific and Amalgamated rose 4 fraction
over last night. Pullman rose X, Allis-
Chalmers 49, and. Rome, Watertown &
Ogdensburg. IN. number Of minor
stocks made 1 to.2 point losses The move
ment of the market was very narrow and
trading became very dull.
Bonds were irregular at noon. ..s- :
The market was stagnant and, scarcely
a half dozen stock varied an eighth from
the II o'clock prices Commercial Gable
dropped 10 points. H"..sr-' ~. -@.,'>%,5 .
Purchases of Union Pacific were small
but" constant, and it got UP to SLY, a
rise of a point. on the favorable December
earnings. incidentally it's movement rep
resented the largest tluctuation of any. of
the important stocks. Knickerbocker Ice
fell and a few other minor stocks moved
a point or so either way. The entire mar
kets was slightly easier at 2 o'clock.
The market sagged heavily again on in
significant dealings to near the morning
low level. Brooklyn Transit lost point
and Pennsylvania a large fraction. The
closing was dull and easy. ~.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce.
Minneapolis: .E...-: +.
Closing figures are bid. -9.},: -~':.: -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29
MONEY REPORTS

WASHINGTON. Jan 2e-To- days statement
Of the treasury balances iii the general fund, ex-
elusive Of the s15ooooooo gold reserve in the
balance, 1925. 640,54S; gold $79. 434. 024; silver
sci .ss1 ,4s4; United States notes, Sc, 2s0:1s4:
treasury notes of 1890. $50, 500; national bank
notes 26s total receipts this
rseiptg this year ss1s o2a e24 total expenditures
month SIS 500 900: total expenditures this xeSr
$315111. Clio: DEPOSITS in national BANKS, $173.-
NEW YORK, Jan. .2e.-Money on cali steady
at1a az, per cent; closing. bid and offered j Y
cent 1 :, time loans dull and steady sixty
cent: six months. 4@4A per cent. s = !. .
sMINNEAPoLIs, jan. 29.-Bank clearings to-
day. $2.021,63076. New York exchange, selling
rate Coo premium; buying rate d5c premium
buying rate 10c premium. London sixty day,
sight documentary exchange, 81. 82h.
BERLIN, Jan. t29.-Exchange on London 20
marks 1872 pfennigs for checks. Discount rates
for short bills, 4 per cent; for three months
bills. 2ass per cent Ii. IS = = s.
LONDON. Jan. Is. T-Bullion to the amount Of
ELS, 900 was taken into the Bank Of England
to-day. and f2o,o0D was withdrawn for ship.
PARIS Jan e. three per cent rentes, 81