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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09

City aad County Of Denver
And County of Denver and state of Colorado
The John Deere piow Company
Plaintiff.
Defendant
fee bin issued Angus; Is. isas, out Of the Dist
rict Court Of the City and County OF Denver.
state Of Colorado; 70 me directed as sheriff Of
whereby Wa. oornmsnded ths, of the goods
.sa eoSay Of sas MI
l should cause to.be made the sum OF three
and eleven eents IS ssi M sssin.: sSd detenas
ant and the further sum of eleven dollars and
forty cents lAi,.ol costs sdiudsed TO the plain
credits: May s. 1898. sssSos; June II. 1905,
and took by virtue OF said execution the certain
property hereinafter described. and. on Deceu-
Der 18th. 1905, made return OF said writ into said
Now therefore; Notice is hereby given tha,
pursuant to and by virtue OF Writ OF vendi-
rict Court, directed to me sheriff Of Fremont
County. Colorado. Whereby am commanded 10
,ssen As sioressid for III. purpose Of sstisfsins
said Judgment. damages and costa and all sddi-
tienal costs snd sharxes on ,hi, behalf eIpend-
ed. shall oner for sale At public auction on
ten O'Clock ., m, At the fron, door Of the Court
es colorsaS 81 % sse hsse.s sna S,: Siassa
tor cash, the following described properly.
to-wit: An the right. title And interest Of n. r.
Handy in and TO the west half of the west half OF
lot three ~ block six tel Harrison. Rockafeliow
and Macon's Addition to the town. now city of
Canon City, Colorado. Also lot seven ~ block
twenty-five lfsl HArding's second Addition 10
ne town nov si:y OF Canon Sisy. N IL Fremont
sheriff OF Fremont County. State of Colorado.
George Z. Dunklee. ESQ.,.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication May -. 1904
Last publication June Ia, ssos.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
Bids Wanted.

The Board of County Commissioners Of FIRE.
mont County, will receive proposals for the COM
plete wiring and furnishing and placing Of all
fixtures shades, lamps switches etc. etc, for the
complete equipment of the County Poor Farm
buildings for the use of electric light. Specid-
cations may be seen at the ONCE of G. C. Rittsn-
house. architect
The Board viii receive bids up to 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Thursday June 9Th, 1904, said Board
reserving the right TO rsiecf any and AL bids
By order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners-
* KoHLMAN
County Clerk
First publieation May 18th, 1901
Last publication June 9Th. lSo2
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09

as II by a sledse hammer. all the ribs
on one side and the breastbone caved
10 the same way. but the whole thing
evidently never having been disturbed
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
Your Films Won't Coil

If you take them to Beecher's. We do
all tirds OF kodak work.-City Book
Store
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09

to the Fioto Shows and see there kings
of the horse world.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
ORDINANCE NO. 6.
NRitS 1904

NRItS 1904.
A. Ord,aasee to Aaes1 GesesA Seetisa $50
Of the Revised Or6iassces II Csasa
CITY. Csisra1s, 1901.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
Low Rates Via Missouri P.cifi

Low Rates Via Missouri Pacific.
Effective at once the Missouri Pa
ciflc will sell tickets. Colorado com
mon points TO ST. Louis and return,
for as. 90 good until October 3lst,
with zen day stop-over at Kansas City
St. Louis and Return
Via D. & r c., tsI. 90. Tickets
good until October 3lst.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
Sheriff's Sale.

STATE OF COLORADO.
City sad County of Denver
In the District ourx within and for the City
And County of Denver and state of Colorado
The John Deere Plow Company
Plaintiff.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabulea
Docsors dnd
A good prescription
For mankind.

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09

Want positious Many people scan
the RKcoRp Wan: Column for help.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09

County Of Fremont. IS In the Z
IN the Matter of the Application
of the Dswsese-Dye Ditch and
Reservoir Company - chAn1o
ths poiBt Of diversion Of certain
waesrs from ths hsaAs of certain
ditehas in water Digkxscfs Nos
II and u in ths 9aass OF ColoEndo
70 the headeass Of the DoWsess-
Dye Main Ditch In ssAkd Water
Disexics No. II
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-09
In the District Court.

First publication May 18th, 1901
Last publication June 9Th. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

.Chicago Jan 7.-CATTI.E-R Receipts 10000 head
SLOW Eood TO prime steers IS I6Gs5 e5 poor to
@ ~ 9o stockers and feeders 50 S5Qsi IS
u"s' S-aFt .; hetfers S2aS4 IS; Gamers S2aS2 4O
pulls 3 5g$4 .; calves. 81 5OaS7 q HOGsERecepts
HSed and butchers 81 1895 O5; good TO choice hsayv
~ ~ Sq bulk or sales "a 75$4 so sIfEEP-Receips
mead; sheep steady higher lambs steady Ia lOc
c 5000 10 choice wethers. 81 1Oas4 30: fair to
eAH.ce uiNec 50 25HS4 native lambs S4TS8 a5
n Last huitao, Jan 7.-CATTLES-Recept light: good
tll strong; COWS 81 75a$4 so: bulls SS3S4 So
fece9 d s. head; &c lower ssasS 80. HOES
arS e'us heaG: active &c higher; heavy medium
q pn ors 5 81 $5 40 pigs s. a$5 % mostly IS 90
ANN! Heee;Pt. 1000 hsad; active; sheep strong;
s1 56s . ooQS4 10; ewes 81 25S4 so; sheep mixed
G C7Tet2nati Jan 57IoGsActive higher So 65as5 20
strong Sass 15. SHEEP-Srong So 25qS3 S5
LAAHS-Strong, 81 5G0$6 30. " @F' o.
ha1sas city. Jan. 1.-CATTLE-ReceIpts 6 500 hsad
Peganf 200 southeT3s Market steady Export and
esSTn fed steers IS 25Gs4 25 stoeers and feeders
1850 southern steers. 81 5OGS4 IS Southern cows
& native 81 2 eoys $27$3 So native helfsrs 81 5o
receipts eODO head Market. 5G10c higher Ton STis
DIX s1es 81 G9S4 I41a; heavy, 81 656S4 STA pack.
rs % o7E4 %; pigs and lights. So 4O6ls4 SHFEP-
[scelpts 100 head Market lambs IS Ok
go 80" estern lambs S4GS5 40; fed ewes S3T a. *
81 60Q$3 10 N -eeuels'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
New-YOrk Januar'

New-Yorl. January 7, 1904
BEANS AND PEAS-The condition OF the market Is
the demand being confined closely jobbins
requirements There generally feeling.
cially white varieties. We quote; BEANS. marrow,
choice per busheL 81 60; do medium, 81 10; 40 pea
81 05; do red kidney. 81 90: white kidney 81 49, do
yellow 81 Io9S2 I5 black turtle 81 as; do
lima. California s. 259S2 275s do italian medium 81 80
Il 90 y wv ~ t''s'' '''''-'' ~
BUTTER-The shortage Of high grade fresh creamery
makes quite strong market for such ana puysIs are
paying premium than heretofore The ON
quotation held for extras, but u tubs
sold under the call on Change at Ac ana some ots
23G23}4o commanding fair attention but tbs
lower qualities OF fresh are ruling quet StoT-
has had further sales at fun quotations.
rome Of the long lines have sold at 2Y2 70 stsght
store is &c. The Western pacAngs are stiH ruling
quiet but show no change In tone or price Henovatd
e4c; nrss 22q231fc: do seconds 1s921o: DO thirds
l5G17c do held 2i@22c; do hrsts. ls32U2ozci
90 seconds. l6aG1sc; thirds. i5416c: State dairy
tubs. nrsts 1eQ21c DO seconds 10g1sc; do thirds l2e
Western creamery extras 1906 do hrsts, l79
lec DO seconds l56o renovated extras !sci co usts
lie; do seconds. lbGI6c do thirds 1Sgi4e: Western
DO seconds 14a14e: thirds 1891Ssc; packing stock
hed lag loe; do current make No l. l41ac: DO NO Z"
lstEg14c; do No 3. l29l3c: rolls. fresh. 13dl5c- $500
q
both local and out OF town. there is fair movement
mostly In good to choice grades though occasional safes
Of fancy large making 10 particular dealers as hsh as
ness ranges from lo9lhc Exporters are picking up
few lots OF cheap full and better grades OF skins
but at Irregular prices Liverpool cable DIS to eoioIea
and 52s for white We quote; State, fun cream fa
made fancy i2c; DO good prime IIgii l2c do
made. small choice. I0c 90 good 10 prime 80 q
Zoe: do common 70 far 999iae; DO fail made laIgs
mon ts fsif ssss, hsss sEnz css.s~ ssi DO prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,New-YoYTk January Z. 1905
COFFEE-Tron firm higher opening. the coffee
market developed decided weakness under heavy
ing by interests who have recently been operating
Eresvey on the long side Of the account This selling
was reported based the uncertain Conditions existing
tn the Far East. although II is uteres
neither Japan Russia coffee drinking
be 10 Cpen
rupture q the kind suggested without a sympathetic
influence the coffee market the the
came people who in control Of tho latter
fcators extending In all directions and reaching
tIecuative commodities The market opened hrn. with
prices unchanged IS points higher. showing
s. late months outside buying and demand
local interests. Europe
al the session. No cables received
owing 10 a holiday yesterday. and those coming from
Europe early regarded unfavorabe. although
avre later frmed and closed relatively higher thau
NeD--Hork. The local market finally barely steady
net l52o points lower with sales Of $4,000 bags The
department. despite decline holds
with Rio IS quoted TieG75sc. The worlds
.he supply during the month Of December decreased i
bags. l15e46 bags against IS S3S 100 December
!, and i32i2T75 the time q year The
trade had looked for decrease figure,
81 not a factor.
The prices local market
day & follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
g.. sales 90 bales Ejaculation and export. 1000:
ilacing upland 96t. Futures opened irregular l3a8
7s eeene closed STEADY net p points lower January.
SSsfeh e7sc: March-April 677d; April May s76qe I'D;
Aefost-Septembsr 65sd AancE esteT-YRIns cloths
NeIlpfalzeo; little doing
fLoCR AND MEAL-Continued dulness prevailed IN
ne, hour market buyers showing even less readiness
~ Spring patents s5Gs5 %: winter straights
re .; winter patents 81 25QS4 20; spring clears,
ess extra No winter, IS 1898 so; extrn No
wHEEFS g 2gss so red dog s2SSs24 70 arr 5ucK
ss AZ. FflouR-Firm- Quoted: Fair 10 good IS 3o9
cho5ce 70 fancy, 50 450S3 70. CORN MEAIFtrm.
Kiln dried. 81 eoq So; to brand BAG MEAL
cosyss quoted Fine white and yellow, 81 So9si 4oi
rrts sacks 70 arrive 10 s2O4s20 5o spring bran
ga S1sz in 200 70 sacks; standard DO $50 y;
cR1r,se mop p ~ bulk: SIS so sacks; oil meal s23
perl ~ --WEEATOThe market experienced another
Cor unsettled conditions through the influence OF
thar war runo-s, and while the close ic lower
sdvsncss previous night occasion al least was
f.por, these coming Liverpool denial OF the
has 80 IRE" Tho market back the weakness which
feature up 10 midday and started lot OF
beey.s as well as short selling by element which
and that long interests exist which are
s.i.r a, menace 20 the market- The West was
hers rss Understood 70 be for the leading bull and
n1uch 49, nothing IN the outside markets 10 indicate
.nuehce along bull lines at the moment should
teature be eliminated. Cables particularly
70 The bull element. IN view OF yesterday
h1ter opening down, rallied sharply putting
fsre pes IN tne disturbing rumors about actual war
.elsn houses showed anxiety the situa
Al but ZIG even on the decline bought only loads
nAnt 80 ne loeo being taken outports The move
s,'.s sl2 Tie - 6sss:x. ' .sssss ssas.ss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January Z. 1904.
market arrived late wednesday, at sHtLeth;t ne ms
ioriy Of which sold late ne ne Gables
last received quoted American live cattle selling at 9s
TnimG IS reported to sail Bermuda to-day earTyins
q ntts aud q 10 R sst. for sSsb sS
CALVES Receipts were go h.ad.zoe de a VsaIs
We're rated barely steady calves steady The
u asyss % S xs" g. sod c
u: m G%pa nnd fed eaTs at 4Gs6
saIes-H H Hollis: II veals l2i 10 syeTass e "a p
goo n p 40 q, I s. 2B y 6 d s. ia Il d at
s. a. i e. ea az 81 So o 90 at $50 %
Andrew Mullen: veal 6s n os at 50 dS 18o 90 a.
g. 81 y 90 "a DO 3D. 70 p NJ at 81: yearings $
H s o. B $50 10 S s IS 5o Do is6 n
DO 100 ID So: ID do 81 ~ at So 90; yeaFlns 40
n at ea' 10. n at s. So :, d9 s. 5 56s
n at Sc % q So S. 1872 ad 3D. d5 s. e. at s. ST.
at 81 10 do e5 70 at SO; - do 81 n a 50 90; 20
E At t sS s ssVe is' is H. at So bsfnyd 5S h.
at $ sanders; veal l4o ~ at IS; do l1s n. at Sc;
gth s Ssix XSD z n 6 s were a cars ce
direct to sagsheF ana at ls2 ais 10 Sheep
a5s4 s'sssg 70 Mainly aa sRacR
s3aS n 4o few Tf o. d for
At s. 20: dressed mutton 1880 per f dressed anOS
average s9 81 per 5n I So a DO
. n At SO 3d. POS o5iG 90 az Ohio 10 Sheep 10 is D.
s sh' s. 4 s2q % yf Baao sheep s 100
at k s. s7 G0 ai7 saa S0t da g r
At . g So 2s SS IS 81 S. 60 indiana sheep 24
ID, S4; IL do 154 70 at So 70 - ~ Ct 10. 20
u nsIG1R Do Is ~ al 81 State sheep Ss ~
bsT Hs4rSs GS ~ ~ R Bate is iss.
state Il hf aSn sui' r IS Zee Il 60
iss sfRa;SlJ.asn4ss q : T. 3 + +
Il Hollis, Is nsnnss''ania 'ah'O' - d. - ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08

The local market FOR spot cotton closed quiet at 20
points decline niddling upland
and 1850 for middlng Gulf Sales 1876 bales
tpirners Southern spot markets telegraUhed
follows: Savannah itc lower 122Gc. Wilmington
dll. unchanged az l2Zc. Norfolk dull, &c lower
1Sc; sales 65 bales baltimore nominal - points
81 lS5oc- Augusta DALI unchanged at BE; sales. O3s
bales St Louis steady nc lower & I3i&c. Mobile,
nothing doing Charleston steady unchanged a l21Ac;
fales. as bales. New-Orleans quiet 3sc
Gales 500 bales Galveston Lice lower
Memphis quiet unchanged at BE; sales 300 bales Is
tmzted receipts leading points tomorrow:
Orleans 5000 10000 against 20305 week and
ll9S2 year Al Galveston. 900 against
us week and j 5S4 and
% 1000 against lOOS7 p last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
pad VIII he aaN "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. :. p. m-CoTToN-Spot moderate
business done prices % points lower: American mtdng
fair. 2ci good mliiliug. 1904. middinE 696d; low
mdtug 9oI. ordinary. cSUd ordinary. tod The
the Guy 900 bales OF which 1000
speculation and export ana included 200 American Re
5000 bales. including 2S4OO American
opened easier and closed steady American middng o
January d79G6 sol January and February, 67sq8 79i
February and March BISt; March and April nd April
MAY G.76rd.T-t; May and June. cred June and
TENDER. G5SI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
AHd!sw Mullen: lambs, 100 70. at IS so.

Andrew Mullen: lambs, 100 70 at So So
hOGS-Receipts were % cars or 5aS3 head: ahou, I.
car ol saLe alive The market
sold at s. 60 100 Country dressed quoted at sass
per TO Tor heavy 10 light
SaIes-J II. Hume & Bro: Sc parz =, sya--
Sge at 50 GO 100 70; roughs $50 ~ at 81 eO stag
% ID at SS 90; Gate Yesterday state hogs IsS n
at 8 60 rough. $40 n at 81 S. ~
Ahdrew Mullen: 10 state pigs. n at data
yesterday 10 hogs I3t n az * e. a i56 -
at s. CO. boar, 80 10 al s.. - - - 49, ' 80
H. II. Hollis Gate vestarday(. 10 State hoo.
al 50 90 rough $50 10 -: bear go f at s. 90
- JGdd & Co. date yesterdays s. Michigan hogs ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. n.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tins from, ssuts
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below)
EAsTOS. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArcfx
CHUNK-z4o0 q Is Easton only. 3IO A NJ i so
~ so 'S4S East2n only) P NJ Sundays. zA2s
WILKESBAIiRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo $40 4 n
300 p. 81. Sundays. "a Is A. VI. LOO p. NJ.
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHUKSF. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAr-z400. $40 a NJ. (3.40 Lake.
and Izkehurst only 4.1O a5OO ?. u (66s p. IA
satuTdays). Sundays. O. 40 A N
VINELAND AND BRIDGET0N-tz40o A. NJ ~
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
E4OO $50. 113O A NJ. xI2O, A45 $50 $50 III SO
NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ. AGO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMTNA11. .ss
Siso Zoo. tsoo 400. '5.Os 1000 f7SO' 800.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. 1880.
KEADTSG, H3RRIsBURG, POTTsyuIE AND WILL
4. NJ. Reading only, 500. $50. t2oO P. M
xF'rom Liberty Street only 'DaiIy. tDaily, except
Tamaqua xsaturdays. aExcsDt Saturdays. 90
Oicss: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry, Astor House.
1871 281 434 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Az Is Union
Square West 153 East 125th St. 273 125th St. 245
Columbus Av.. York; Court St. s44 $50 FuIron
St, Bklyn $50 B'way. W'usburg- y. z Transfer Co.
calls for and ehscks baggage 20 dsst1na ton.
". G. BESLER, c. N BURT,
Vice Pres. and Ger Mgr. Gen Pass'F Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATT,HoAD

~ Il II Ia " 4 I'll q DN1a
ID
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBROsSEs AND CORTLANDr srRrETs
u The leaving time from DesbrOsses and CortIands
aan than Essa Sssw 70.
100 4 VI. FAST MAIL.-Parlor s,a.,,,- ,,, r,,,u.
ss5 For Ghieago Indianapolis. Louisville
Smoking ana o6eryai6a ds sssRias
1o.!RS SiE, st Louis 5z,, Di2lHg car:
Cara h For s caasEo and . 9sfs5ga?n GS~Pa
I.55 +: NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOFTS FxppEss
apoIis cbicaso ga GiEeinn3ti and louisville Indian
ann and o5ssFyaton Cars For Chicago
' enh IA i s a9gI @ Pls,burE Gin
G Car For Carr. W Va via Shenandoah VaiIss
SS ToI f. NJ :, wEsTER ExRREssEor Chicago For
755 p NJ ' q Hr; 7atlTd4yj Dining Car
doah e Tae S9f Ps; For noHyls daily via shena
S2 S2t z NJ; CLEVELAND AND CINC1NNArI Elk
or Plttsourg. Cleveland Cincinnati Indian
s}S T. n. PLTTsBURG sPECIAI--DaHy for Pitts
WAsHfSGToN AND THE soTTU
10 10 lOlO SDes5rossss and Cortlandt Streets.
iandt stFesi 3 m - 90 10 lDes6rossss and Gor
f Par and 6!nlag Is 1Dss6rossss
Sunday s}aDa - g 3 .IQ5 55 as cOnsS:
4oo SDes6-osses and Cortlandt Streets. 5l5 rs
SOUTHERN 3I RAILwAY-Express s.c5. AS p. "a 1910
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Ezpres. s.25 a. N, and Is
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-Express II IS p m
and u 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY-755 q m week
days and 4.55 .. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFcLK--7.55 a. m.
Atlantic ClTf.-s-55 a. and 2.55 D. weekdays.
sundays 40 a. n. Through VestbUed Trains Buffet
Faror cars snt Standard Coaches week-days- Par
toI smoking Car Parior Cars Dining CaE and Standard
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASEURY PARK 0nterIaken sundays),
third street Station. S55 a m. 10 25 325 ass .. M
and y 10 night weekdays Sundays, u 10 IS a m.
ana 400 p From Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
go a. m; u So 3 90 so and II 10 night week
FOR PHDLADEIPHIA
500 To. 100. SO. s.55 20 % 81. I'm
ned2 Iol0 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 10 20
80 = qenna Limited. '1O55. 11s5 a m. az. IS.
lis, 10 Desbrosses and Streets 200 S.
.92S. S55. %, . "455 ('855 Chicago Limited
f9r North Philadelphia onyl. $3.50 ass. 755. SIS
sys sandaq Sd5 Gy .a5 }a 5s5 5f g.
Louis Limited 8 IS C'1O.25 Penna Limited 40 IS
a. m. '1255 '1.56 .325 s65 .425 C.455 Chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia only. "455 1858 T55
night
"Dinins Can.
Fifth Avenue CbeIow I'D STU 263 Firth enue corner
18th ST.; Aston House, and stations named above;
Brooklyn Court Street SEQ Fulton Street,
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
hotels and residences through destination
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY, 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, 1904-01-08

Buffalo Jan. FLOUR strong wHrAr-sprtnx dull.
o% @ NJ %9'e CORN mo- S 5sa S2RN , SgSt
5Sa6sc in store RfRNo 1 i. etc &c 5AfH"estern'
Chicago JAN 7.-Ths leading future. ranged as fol-
May %Hoat No 9 g%@s HFh I Ley ,7 G Gs
September a SIS SaaSi'' s2Ha s5 sS
Corn. NO q
% 5sy ...:..:.t5ss:sr s. s :s$ssss
555 sss ST.: 81: 8: ssssss e:
Mess pork. per Dbl:
H S4A :: -, na.5 ssa7s s,sa7s SEE IL g..
Lard. per 100 %;
5Mf ay .,.. 49,, 2a5 o7ss sIsss sJ5SS" s@
Short ribs. per 100 u:
Wash Cash quotations were follows: FLouR-Ftrrn.
iN E259s s29S4si No F. I5asoc; 10 red 50
$6z q8Z'so; No white $6G5si3c RYESNo 2 Sc BAR
t FfI%s sF SG9f fair n to ShGgS mating 4S$
TIMOTHY k,I sEEEF,D-PrilEe 81 90 CIOyER.Contract
Sls .. LARDPsr 100 n 50 72i3@sd Is CUT MEATS
9z s. 62Sss Is 80 S shGT IT f he6
butter market was easier BUrTER~CTea1neres. 16S
Guided 52so yo a. mark cases IN
ass 3' &c., No S0aa ssS M heF so ss: Iu
.. Milwaukee, Jan. WHEAT easier; No Northern.
10 l. 67157ic BARifY rg No e3 SAMPLE n5i3 S
Gle CORN easier; No B. 41G42c; May 47,sc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 7.-CIose-wIIEAT-Na s7Tc: July
s8sc; September. % SC: track, No hr sTsso; No
7igS0e. FtOCR-First patents 81 iCg$4 so; second
patents. 81 6"G$t TO- 1Ts clears So 4OGS3 30; second
clears. 81 4Og$2 90. BRAN. in bulk higher, sl4 258
SD so.
s saa5 s 5sa G9E Quiet and 9 c 5s s2nF s
uary. 49, P6 OATS iru but quiet; No white. 49lsc DO
clipped. 4i4+4-c BUTTER steady fair demand: extra
Western Creamery; 25c: extra nearby Prints. 2So
mark fresh Western 32-aC loss of: fresh Southwestern
S2u3-iac. loss Southern. SIG32c,
CHEESE steady but quiet: York full fancy
ll.c, choice. NE; good. 1914 all &c
Ce.lsF5ur 1000 btls and $1,000 10 in sacks; wheat
$50 bush 6I.CUD; oats. 1000 Shipnents-Wheat
leo bush; corn. GS.OOO: oats. $500
-. Louis Jan. 7.-Close-WHEAT-MRy, s4ho; July
Sltsc: No : hard. 77q79c. CORN-No cash. I4c: MAY
45izc July 49, UATS-No cash. 3sc: May. 39>eo;
No = white. 4OHsc.
Toledo Jan. 7.-CLOvERsEED-Cash. 81 o7h: Janu-
sry 81 O7ia: February. s. 1917; March, 81 TIA
TIMOTHY prime. 81 an. AISIkE;. prime SO GO