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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15

sss : is5s
M futures decned 8 Ga o Isl ios a s newer
y qTs and gGSha1gsd Lake quoted at
- 5ogl2 DC LEADLead Sd 10 I'll lbs Cd
sDeitsr was unchanged at ri l5s Locsy sPaer
closed sss % Glasgow and At Is Sa in Mddes
er aoss9 =, f vas snnShangsd No foundry North
So and No foaadfy soa saa2
,a NOISES AND sYRUPsA steady but unchanged
Ing at the quoted rates Quotations follow: MoI-AssEs@
good i7a2Ic; prime a2a27c f an itslgo'
is2e p2e i5ea1sSe fair iealso; good
.rs da5 for tu
q The market SAN tonnage charerne T
steady on the Sas, OF ne x4es % Rates
Hull ID: Bristol a9S S sHo AHf%erP '4d; GLASGOW and
90 nominal; Botterdam &C. February: Hamburg III
London e RvsERqG per sd io2
Wean sae s t private terms
with ofoa S5 s Mfat ia aasmf Fruit 5sd ,s0.
enueEOs to sugar ' PIRATE sr@ 5e5ms sget
sea 5 mona on. coa PPs ZIP S
eyate Terms g4 schooner 269 tons lumber Mobile
private schoSne 4s san. K ads
coal Philadelphia Barbados 81 IS sehooneE s TOMS
tons Ties Brune eS s 30 terms sehOSner esq
tons and BRITISH schooner 246 tors coal hence 10 81
CAPACITY coal Hampton to the SOUND zoe Br fGs
to LysD29I aTsns1 private January savannah
--otbSHa-eO a
actual change Llnaeed continues quiet Refned Pee
RRed a anS isady e g PF 5
NeTT siI so Phadeh s GqS ~ s refined refine gases
tork. beis $50 test Sll 10; bulk. 2O Philadelphia
So So Philadelphia sis Isl coTToNsEEp 0 5Irk
dTinle eruas mills Soc prime yellow S7c
winter yellow. 40Q42c nominal IINSEED OIISEArneTican
catta raw Sc Srd oil oSci H town raw s09S7o: CAL
giSloHSopenin~ lower. the provision market te-
from packing interests houses latter for lard
asa ana nae eosed ha the
rather heavy Receipts the hogs including
Omaha PoR Suosa msss 81 SIT. s ssd ' s@
So; short clear. s1S 6oasle BEEF steady. Quoted;
5as BEEF Hs aus ss9s aS3,sq Il
O is5 n ac Igo aoG 9s i h N Iu
nc. CUT MEATs-Picked bellies easy. Quoted: 10 10.
quoted at SIC Picked hams easy quoted at aots
s @ CITY G S s9ad saSS 4kp o d Rs
fined lard quiet Quoted; South America, s25c; Con-
nfH Rf DUP oe 81 SS9sa
RIcE-Priary markets are steady demand good at ell
points sne the local market Is also steady but Semand
fsr e to sOd Prime To eSoee IA sc Sea
F atRa Java i0T Rasod n0i in son do
stGAR-Rehnei sugar is quiet, with prices unchanged,
Cut loaf crushed bl5e Eagle tablets 5e5o mould
PoSs s a 6G' so8 ass
tioners sanpated Zoe; Esgis coarse and extra ips
bags Or dne gran9stsd 4Soe Eagle fns sranaatsd
standard granuated and diamond 445c coneetioners
10 taCs o5 S?' No aa 5sS No aS6c No 0
Is se5e: 10 49, seoc; Eagle powdered. Arse; crystal
zoe III; LgaG2n beet n suFs! market wa: dun
IS Nd The worlds visible supply 600 tons The
SET rnnior was current that Cuban sugars had sold
shipment at alS2c The current price, for dpty
museovado 2c and moasses sugar. SO test Pa
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. i4.-Closlng; wHEAT-spot firm; No
Western winter. 6s 3D. futures steady March. 6s
47Sd: May. IS 4I4d. CORN-Spot FIRM American mixed
new. IS "a; American mixed OLD e s'1d futures arm
5s Cd FT0UR-St Louis fancy winter dull - 3D.
HoPS-At London Paclho Coast arm. 90 losgfI los
BEEF-Steady; extra linda mess 63s 90. POEK-Weak
prlme mesa Western, g., 60. HAMs-ouiet: short cut
IL 10. AIS. BACON-Easy: Cumberland cut, 90 to
80 10 s5s short RIB to p ~ $6s long clear ulddies
light, - 80 10 3Ss Cd long clear mindless heavy. IS
70 40 10 ass; short clear backs 10 TO 20 10 s6s Clear
bellies "a e 10 10 AS shoulders square, IL to Is 10
"a; American refined. II pails. 3D. BUTTER-Nomi-
nal CHEESE-Quiet; American finest white. SIS;
lean finest coor~d 5is. TALLow-Prime city hrm, 25s
TuRPENTINE-Spirits firm. 56s Sd. ROSIN-Conmon
nEm, Is 3D. PETRoLEUMoR firm 1$.d; LIN
fned spot easy, los Cd. TALLOw-Australian in Lon
don firm, 27s 3D.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-4ork. JANUARY Il, 1904.
COFFEE-Tne coffee market rather less active
so-Gay and Showed
tendency after the advances OF the previous This
sentiment however, received practical
and the market after opening steady at partial de
cline OF points ruled about steady
closing seaey net unchanged 70 points lower.
were reported OF 10000 bags There nothing
news 10 stimulate selling down turn. European
cables about right receipts primary points
shout IN line with averages, and de-
cnes seemed merely the result OF scattering liquidation
while the Wall Street ball interests
pan interests all bought about much they
Ear could be determined by ring observers Receipts
at the ports 1900 bags
p 600 bags the previous day and bags year
while the interior receipts reported Wednesday
1850 bags against p 800 bags the corresponding date
last The interior Santos points called for 9ls4
bags. OF the European markets Hamburg q pig
higher, and HayTe after showing advance at one
tne Of = franc. reacted Il franc. closing franc
higher Rio 80 refs higher but Santos IN
changed u seems that interior jobbing demand
been picking up as expected. but Street dealers report
little better inquiry at present. and II still
the smaller longs that there win be enough
Inland for spot supplies heavy
contracts. The spot market steady Of
Csc for Rio No :.
The OF contract prices local market to-day
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. jan IA. p. m--CoTToN-spot moderats
business done prices points higher American mdding
fair, 1851 good midd-lng. T5Od: middling. 7.4Od
mlddiinE 7aid good ordinary. 24d ordinary. 7O4d.
The sales OF the day 1000 bales. Of which
Tor speculation ana export and included 600 Amer
lean Receipts. 5000 bales American. Futures
closed barely steady American midding
z January 721d: January and February. I9d: Feb
rusry March, 7lsd March and April lid; April
and May 7150I.led: May and June 7.14QT. I5d; June
and July. 7i2G7 1895 July and August. 709d; August
Sa,fa rrtar
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR WHEAT.
no spring s2qedc; No g. 75qs5c: Ne red s2i Gssc;
astc: No white SeG30&c; RYE No 2, sac; BARLEY.
good feeding 40942c; fair choice mating 46Q5sc.
FI.A&SEED. No l. 9Sci No Northwestern. 81 "a: TIM
o or SEP prime s. q CLOVER gTads
iRD per 100 n Sc 7os6 IS cGr 7 RIBS
sides 1oosel Sc I2@z6 37s short clear sides ooxe,
On the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER easy: cream
cries 1oG21c; dairies 136G2oc EGGS hrmer: mark.
cases Included. 244261sc CHEESE 1OQ10iac
Duluth. Jan. 14.-Closel wHEAT-No hard SIC: No
May. SEC; July. s5Sc.
Milwaukee. Jan 14-wHEAT-Dun: No Northern.
eeGS9c No 2 Northern. s4QS8c; May. s8S gS7c RYE
Firm: No l. 674aQ5Sc BARLEY-F1rm: No 2 64ci
sSTnpie SSg62c COFN-1ae higher No 8. 41A94Sc;
Minneapolis Jan. I4-Close-wHEAT-May seIqsTo;
July. So &c: September 77Ae; track. hard S7Sc
No Northern s61sc; No Northern, s2A aS3lsc No 8
Northern. 1922 FLOUR steady and actvs first
bulk. s14 5oQs14 10
Philadelphia Jan. 14.-wHEAT quiet and unchanged:
contract grade January. S9isG8oc. CORN lac higher
January. BOA a60se OATS firm and lac higher No 2
white. A1sc; do clipped 45l.c. BUTTER steady; fair
demand; extra Western creamery. 23c; extra nearby
prints. &c EGGS good demand: nearby S1o
the mark Western. mark;
western 29QS0c the mark: fresh Southern 2s329c
the mark. CHEESE steady; fair demand; NewYork full
creams good, IOQ1ic, Recepts-Flour. 900 bbs
$4,000 10 In sacks wheat 2 400 bush; 12QO0
120eO. shipment-Wheat. 200 bush; $500:
ST. Louis Jan. I4-Clossi wHBAT-Iower; No 2 red,
cash sec; May, s3AGS37sc: July 79Ae; No hard. u
Soc CORN-No 2 cash. 1910. May, 48hc; July. 45A1
43%c. oATS-No q cash. $50: May. $3.50; No whita
+o1Ac.
Toledo. JAM 4-c1,ovERsEED closed: Cash and Jan
uary S6G7A; February 81; March, 81 CO. ALSIKE
prime, 50 80. TIMOTHY. prime 81 40.
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The local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
unchanged of 3S0c for middlng upland and
1ao5c for middlng Gulf. Sales $500 bales, deV-
sries Southern spot markets were teegraphed
follows: nominal 80 lower. AT l3Ac; Savannah
lower at 7-lGc: sales 81 bales: Charleston
nrrn a.e lower i3kc; Wilmington dull unchnng ed
l3c; Norfolk steady unchanged 1880; Baltimore
montreal unchanged Is 75c st Louis easy. unehsnged
al SAe; Augusta easy. &c lower. at 31c: sales 2O9
bales; New-oresns steady. &c lower a. 1885, sales
? s25 bales. at leading points for
tomorrow: At New-Orleans 69oo 1900 bales against
1884 last IA last az Galveston 5000
20 600 against week and 1858 last year; at
Houston 1900 5000 bales, against $3.50 last week and
f.1l8 last year.
Receipts port. and interior points to-day, COM
pared with the day and last
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sehstn OF coarse grains this reason declines
SLOW and uninportant- The only serious break of
10 Gay occurring the close
export demand and moderate
o a. outports With the continued liberal interior re.
seps the Increase Of 10000 bush in Minneapolis stock
Ao I'VE Gays ana seaboard clearances
er nearsh Of statistics. while cables were lttlo
oelotn5 practically change previous
S, as consos were considerably higher the
te~lHs upon the market. A continued Of moisture
IN the southwest made the trade bulseh over the
WINTER wheat situation feeling that apparently
tiied by The Price said the weather
as Continued dry In the Southwest. top grow
favorable "a southern portions but the believed
above normal for this Active selling place
IN chicago at times during the day. but the leading bull
was supposed to be buyer Of the staple. No 2 red
closed 95o nominal o b ahoat No Northern Duluth
as14c. aaoat News from Argentina told further
eaNy rains. CORN-The extraordinary strength in
advance OF about sc here yesterday, practically
cent bushel in Chicago followed the close by
setback under realizing that left prices
above the previous night Explanations pronounced
sueLsth were found in continued demand for
al the West better cables light receipts poor
az Chicago. There also good export inquiry
sales OF 10 loads here and y loads outpors
closed SOC In store and 53c in elevator No white 52c
and No yellow. SIC. b afoat OATS-The early
market showed good deal OF hrmness with corn
eased on near the close under realizing higher local
oats closed at 43AGc; No g. 42Ac white 45a446c;
No white and standard white 45445Ac; white.
44gfIc. RYE-Market nominal: No Western, 64Ac
nominal sfoat; State and Jersey 584Sc.
t%Ef-Market quiet; feeding quoted at 45c, Z
New-York. and mating. 47dooc, 1 +. Buffalo
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Steamboats,.

B O9 U % M NEW AER P EHa7sx N
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN River. Leave
Pier 10. n. r.. foot OF Warren ST. days az
bO0 p. 81 Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Or
chestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 40 N r.
foot Carkson St. week DAYS only p. Steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford SPRING
field and the North I've Pier 40. n. r.. GARRISON
week DAYS only at 400 p NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
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PTS at the port. and interior points to-day. COM
~ .l,s "a ne dav Iast week and last wear:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoes' cpot cotton
raooerzts der,nrd: sales 1000 bales; specnaton ana
export 1 600: American sO00 receipts, 5000 Aiddilng
Upland 7Soi Fstures opened irregular ilsl2 points
lover; closed barely Feady, net points lower
;a lsa s3 Iei 11Ss
iise7 iSe yune-Jpy 1927 1sd: Jaly,AugusS rg9q
ArEls;-Sep;ernher ASA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lresulaf'
ectts more Inquiry but much doing - g..
TOUR AND MEAL-The chief feature IN inc iaour
s.ses demand for winter strsights al h .b
tne not particularly AcuNs. tno
ssst eosing quiet but hIn TIova-SpTing pstsns
&gc 20: winter s.rsigts "a lofsi -: winte. pates
SECS 500 spring clears 50 s0gSs sxtrs e 40 1e
E-es1S 50; no 2 winter, - 201s3 %. hea 'oS
~ rseus2s. 70 arrive BUCKMHEAT FI<ouR-p,afss.
~ 60 1882 30. RYE FLOUR quiei S2ao,e21
z good So 3oas3 4o choice 20 fancy - 20
s BAG MEAL hrm Qnoted; TlEs r |sts sno ,o ye,
bran spot. $40 5o sacks 20 sTrye 2o9 or 70 30 cS9
gs,@ spring bran, mioeiinE, s2i 5ons2 IN zoo n saSs
,sc &c $50 % bominv chop So IN bulk ana - oo
s1ks. oil meal. Sz3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the absence Of war news
We developed considerable strength to-day ana was
Front syoted Until the last hour when efforts 70 &c,
rsth.. o. wheat purchased earlier in the day led 10
fros sasp decline. which left final prices &c down
previous night AZ the immediate opening the
eurs an o al n the Improvement secured on the ATE
wss..r ecnssoay night but acted nrrner on GOOD
rgars II euy1ng May here advancing 10 Ole near wnld
chsrses. remained for time The news was OF
i.nsso inspire more less ceiling outside Of The
4at - but no showed much disposition 70 get
- market partly owing TO the Tsn'arkahis
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Al. 6TuIslo jan l4-FLOUR-Steady wHEAT-spring
Sp ana easy NO Northern, 94hc; winter nominal
SSC1.asN-Nonlnai, OATS-Only steady No 2 white
No mixed. Al 5c. BARLEY-Western in store 5S61sc.
III E~-No in store. 64c asked
1ncaso. Jan 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JFRSEG ENERAL X. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. THINE from sousA
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown hslow1
KAsToN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAuCH
CHUNk-zio0 (I15 Easton only(. a10 A. NJ. Lso,
40. 500 t54s Easton only) P. n Sundays sAse
wfLE ~ Bah ARE AND scRANToN-.4so. s1s A. M.
eco p M Sundays. "a Is A. M, leo p. III.
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAr-zs50 $40 A. NJ lao ls-.o Lxxs-
saturdays). Sundays. $40 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITN-.s-40 a NJ, t3.&0 p.
VINEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzGoo A n. fLse
LONG BRANCH AsBuRY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
z4OO $50 113o A NJ. 20, 445. $50 aaO, IL 8
P. NJ Sundays, except Ocean Grove AGO A n. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINArS, .4ss,
"a 90 $500 400. t1oOo. VI 90 A. NJ. tn 90 sf00.
$3.50 t2O3 1900 400. 500. fe00 tLso. fe.oOI
1880 .lI45 A, NJ. loo. t'a.4O 800 100. 70 Is
READING HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
IAMsPORr-t4o 90. zA25, $500. its1o Io0o, II. %
Heading PotsviIIs and Hrsb'g only taco, $500 p. NJ
rFrOm Liberty Street only: sDaily. tDaily. szceps
Tamaqua- xSatuTdays. aExcept Saturdays.
ohessi Liberty St Ferry. south ssrry Aston House
scuare West I5s 2T3 West 18th PAS
Columbus New York; Court ST. 344. $50 Fulton
/ ST, kiyn 800 Bway. W'msburs N. z. Transfer Co
/ calls for and checks baggage to destination,
i w. c. BESLER. C. NJ BURT.
4 Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Cen Passr Agf
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
HAILRoAn.

-
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THrRD STREET
AND DEssRossEs AND CoRTI.ANDr STREETS.
fs The leaving time from Desbrosse. and cortlanas
Streets is Ave minutes than that given belo f-
noted.
GO Srs a. NJ FAST MAu-Parlor. sleeping Dining
' sSo a: ~ ans 81 LOUIS sI..plns
1o:25 A. N. PENNSYLVANIA I.IMrrED.-Pullman
S SieePins Dining smoking o6ssrvation ConpaTt
rs p NJ f9E Eheaso Cleveland Toledo. and Detroit
6or Nashville lva Cincinnat and LouIsvis5 Indlanap-
4 sSot r N and 6flA5o sl..plas
o55 P. s s L pTlTs SXPRrss p,,.- On,
snnat. Indianapolis Louisville St LOUIS Dnia. CAR
OBS WESTERN SlS 2FRa vfsy G HIsss 70.
.5 r NJ PA aeq9y Ex PRES car p,,0urx
Valley Route c c 4sTy ol s S .scsp ss
So PS 2; NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
s- DO, +. III; PITrsBURa sPECIAL--Daily for Pitt.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
LS5 So g. % '1o1O Desbrosses Cortandt stresss
h37g +lo55 lbs 10 DeshrGssss and cort;
ParlOE Dining cTs IS IS us .455 IpesSrosse.
SUNDAY @ s 6 $40 . z: ss SIS = e nsa
.oa 5s Gq Co., 2 rar sGa and PHs Cars e
4sS, ae1 pa a a. nj
y IN uaLS. New York and FLORIDA Special. &io
sf sA9 q 4 A5Si ISE i9
NoItFQ 2i. AlD WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror M.npa.
c-, anu New orleans 30 D m: daily.
CttESAPEAhC q OHIO RAILWAY.-T.5o q m wsae-
days and 455 .. m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK.-I5c O n.
AT T,5; 6!Ty,aSs 2.so v..s-e.z.
sundays a Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Paror Cars AMI Standard Coaches week-day& Par
lor smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
CAPE MAY.-l2.55 .. m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Sundayx,
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third street Station; 500 II .. 325 ass
and Il 10 night weekdays. Sundays II 10. .
snd AoS From Desbrossss and Cortlardt Streets
600 a. 1880 $40 $40 p m. and u 10 night week.
days Sundays, u s45 a 90 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eo5. rs '755, s25 s55 IImitsd,,
1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt 1920. 30 3
Penna- Limited '1O.55 1l55 a n lass. 81 IS 210
(Desbrosses and Corandt Streets. 9 ass IS o. s55
AS '425. '44 CA IS Chicago Limited for North Phil
days, eos q 6j. SOS .s25 GO s. ST Louis Limtsdl
s59 co 25 Penna LirniteD, 'lO55 az s. u IS
sdelpha only. '455 $3.50 1855 SOS s65 FOR North
Philadelphia only) p m, l210 night
fDiaing Car.
Fifth Avenue below 23d STU 2s3 Fifth Avenus
10Th ST.: I Aston House stations named above
Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
hotels and residences through 20 destination.
Telephone oiS Chelsea for Pennsylvania Ralro>d Cal
". W. 1TrERsURY. JR WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traris Manages
GEO w BOYD.
/ General Pnssenrer Agent.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentino Is again higher owing TO the nrn
holding OF supplies at primary points Rosin Is nr and
higher for the reason, Tar Is steady. We quote;
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-on and machine bblA
6S12 967c
TAR-Pins bbls So 7OGS2 So oil bbls s4To
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 so; e, 81 $50
So co. T. So: c. SO 10; H. IS %. So 4OgS3 SOL K Sal
II. 81 25; y. 81 IS " c. 81 IS. w w. IS.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine ITO Dds
-
Wilmington. Jan. 14-SPIRrrs TURPENTINE-Noth-
Ing doing; receipts 10 bbs ROSIN-F1rn, 81 Is;
ceips 1853 bbls TAR-F1rm 81 so; receipts, 80 bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ffru. 81 So 81. 81; receipts
bba
Savannah. Jan 4-TURPENTINE-F1rrn. e3,sGs4ci
sales l6l bbls receipts S. exports. 1O23 ROSIN-
Firm; sales 1sl1 bhis; receipts 1871 exports eSoS
&$2 so; 81 o5; 81: Il, 50 Co., A. IS Is; N. s. 49,
Charleston Jan 14-TURPENTTNE-stead csc.
EosIN-steady. Quote: B, Q and D. 81 soi z 81 4oi
n s. %; " G. So so; W SO 90
London Jan i4.-TURPENTINE-Spirits as ROSIN
American strained. Is Cd fine lis Cd.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily. tDaily except SUNDAY. sSunday only
Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
1871 26t asa 1900 Broadway. 1s2 9TH Az. % Union
i25th 273 West f25th ST.. 2s5
Columbus New York: Court ST. S+4. $50 FULTON
transfer calls and checks baggage destination
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prices in the local market to-day

SSf1ee cables; Bio-coffee market firm; No Rio
tSs5: exchange, 12d: receipts 6O00 bags
nc United States sona hags cleared for Europe 5000
bags stock GSS 600 bags. Sanfos-Coffee
Food Santos e2co: receipts Is bags stock
100000 bags EaErburE-Cofee market opened e pfg
advance: at 2:3o m net = pig higher 1900
bass Havre-coffee market opened K higher: at
y m advanced 4 franc; ct 3 . N z
frenc: az $50 unchanEed: ..les LIS ha-s
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfouns
n received a their Uptown Once.
NO 1Ss4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
of5css until o'clock D. viz:
254 sth-ave, 23dst 153 6h-ave.. cor 12th-st
i4th-st 25I West 42d-st between Ith ard sth
i33S 3d-ave. between T6rh and
nth sts o2s 6Istst: t0S istave
sotf-s. ISL East I25th-st: 1855 fremont $50 3D.
ave near A1si-st 554 Cd ave Sc Chrisopherst Brook
Ign, y. e. Court-st; 2l6 Court -
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90 stastlea position of BrazilIan coee IS folows

COTION--To-dsy proved rather disappointing day
90 the local bulls The enough
but been the recently with such heavy
liquidation, apparently bullish sources II failed
70 maintain its Improvement and closed well down from
the opening figures The trading Influenced
by Inc better Liverpool cables than expected and there
was also outside buying attracted the
outlook for light receipts both ports and points,
while the contingent appeared inclined
She long side for a
buying. First prices 9Q17 points higher Imme-
cisiely after the opening and almost before the
ives completed there enough liquidation
prices downward until the net advance had been reduced
20 matter OF only 4go points on the active months but
later the market showed decided strength under the
stimulation OF buying orders from New Orleans and
time March selling l3.s5c, May 1850
suy at lao5c these being gains Of ITq15
these positions. From this point however the market
worked steadily downward. Ne-Orleans appeared be
selling. the scalping contingent here switched the
short side small longs took profits. there probably
some selling from short account and In spite Of continued
bush adyices attitude OF Southern holders and
Eeports that French mills closing owing 20
their inability obtain actual supplies, March
forced to 1886 May 10 Csc and July 13 74c
loss these popular months OF l2ql3 points
Following trading and fluctuations
Irregular but the market the whole seemed little
teedr and the close steady 1Slo points lower
Sales estimated AZ 100000 bales.
The OF prices the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Leave lew city. South Ferry. Liberty ST.
Chicago, PittsbUrg. IL 10 mt e1215 Mt
Chicago. Columbus. - 5pm IO0pm Diner
Pittsburg. Cleveland 33Spm 94Opm Limited
GETTYSBURG Limited. 6-55pm . 00pm Buffet
Louis. 13lO Mt 10 SleopsB
Cincinnati. ST. Louis 10 25am s10-3oam Diner
Cincinnati. 6.55pm o T.00pm Buffet
Norfolk tl2.55pm L00pr Diner
sDaily 4Daily, except sunday. SUNDAY only
Offices: 261 1900 Broadway, 8 Aston House, 100
Greenwich ST. 35 Union Square W. ss1 Grand St. ~ "a
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty St
Baggage checked hotel residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousands.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

Az FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA. FLORIDA; ALABANA
fornla Mexico. etc. Georgia. Florida. Alabama.
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN VOYAGES. Booklet "Pceke
G. ~ MALLORY CO.. Gen Axts- IS BurIlnE srp.N. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15

A MEXICAN LINE.
- PI.YMOUTH-CHER BOURG- SOUTHAMPTON.
New-york Jan H. $50 Phi depha. Jan. 80 $50 q
81 Paul Jan. rs $50 m St. Louis. Feb 9. $50 q
pED STAR LINE
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kroonland - 1880 Finland. Feb g. 1890
1880 INaoerand- Feb. 49,
Piers IA and Is. n. r. once. 80 Broadway. N. X.