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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Governor-elect Douglas of Massachu-
sets acknowledges campaign e1pendi-
lures to the amount of $4,000, which
shows what big advertiser is able to
pay for a little office.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22
Mechanical TOYS

Iron automobiles, fancy white
self guide and horn. .73c
Bucking mules, bucking pig,
walking beetles, musical ele-
plants, air ships, propeller
launch, steam engines and a
grand assortment of other
things.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22
Notions, Etc.
Nice Gifts

Purse-men's or ladies
.1oc to S2.65
Harmonlca. sc, 1oc, 15c, 25c
Pocket knives. SC 1oc, 22c, 48c
Books. ...... &c up to CSC
Fancy box paper. SC up to CSC
Doll heads. sc up to 89c
Little wood chairs.
.IoC, 22c and 25c
Tool chests. ;. .ISc to CSC
Fancy cups. sc to CSC
Celluloid soap boxes. ..I3c
Cult buttons. .Ioc, 25c, 49c
Breaches CSC
Kings. .25c and 75c
Rubber balls. sc and 1oc
Fancy China.
Swell line of muff1ers; see
them
Dishes. Of all kinds-plain
white to the newest Japanese
ware.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22
Fancy Showing
in Dolls

There are many of them of
the best makes and all priced
low. They must be seen to
be appreciated.
China dolls from. sc to CSC
Blsque heads, kid bodies,
dressed or otherwise, sleepy
eye Or plain feature dolls
from. .1oc up to Sass
Il you appreciate a pretty
featured doll see our line.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

The official figures for the attendance
at the Worlds fair have been made pub
lie and the total attendance until clos
ing day is placed at 1874 ,O73.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Say! Santa CLAUS!

eand
in
of line is the
CONSIDER seli
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Taking measures,
Cutting plain waist,
Tight fitting waist with bias dart,
Plain sleeve,
Drafting Of all kinds Of sleeves,
Stout form waist with one or two
under arm pieces,
Seamless waists,
Double breasted or bias fronts,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

The child labor law of Illinois was en-
forced December 8, when $500 boys
were taken from their places of employ
ment in the mines. No boys under 16
years OF age will be permitted to engage
in this underground work.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Iron trains. 13c,
...19c, 22c, 45c, CSC
Iron banks. Ioc.
13c, 23c, 45c, 9oc,
Fire engines. .25c, 45c
Hook and ladder company. !.
.25c, 45c, CSC
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22
New School,.

The Diamond Garment Cutter Company of Chicago who have
conducted successful colleges for the
Art Of Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring
all the United States the prominent Iowa being
at Dubuque Charles City, Usage LeNars Carroll places
too numerous to mention in this limited have decided open
similar college this city, where the following taught namely
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Cutting evening costumes,
Tight fitting princess,
Single or double-breasted coat.
Any kind of wrap,
Cutting tailor gowns,
Cutting hared skirts,
All style skirts from 2 to Is cores
Reproducing styles from any
magazine or fashion plate.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

The Kentucky court Of appeals has
granted new trial to Caleb Powers
who has been charged with conspiracy
in the killing of Governor Goebel.
Powers has been given two life SEN
fences and one death sentence by three
juries.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises
stings, sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22

Arthur Sylvester and wife, and son
Walter left here for their future home
in Montana Thursday. In their leaving
this community loses a splendid family
and of course in going, they took with
them the best wishes of all for their
future prosperity, health and happiness
Davis City Lariat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-12-22
Our DressmqEing Department Includes Lessons in


Isng from truxsineiples, Making all kinds Of sleeves
Joining the diff gnt parts Putting in sleeves
Trying waists, Making and hanging skirts
Finishing the inside of waists Lining and nterlning skirts
Pressing and boning waists, Trimming skirts.
New process of feather bonng Putting wraps coab skirts
Trimming and draping waist, jackets, ETC., together
Putting collars and revers Spongng pressing goods
Trimming sleeves, Making tailor gowns complete
Every lady knows the trouble of bougten
patterns cutting and fitting This college the very best
lady teachers that hire and pupils attending will
assured of thorough training in all branches
make complete under the direction and can
rest assured that she will be competent any gar
by the human family when has course
which be completed month will also be
furnished completion of the with &aynt
Cutter complete the best and simplest tailor system
today All parties that would be interested make
their and have them strictly conforming
with latest modes will drop postal card to the
|NHAAAnAIn EANAAEklT HRITTEn rnlIEnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- NCw-York. January q. 1904.
COFFEE--To days coffee marSet reelected a con
tinuauon Of very bullish sentiments among general
trade. combined with disposition among longs. whose
commitments undoubtedly showed handsome profits
Illuidate These offerings. however. did begging
mere was good demand from various sources with
Europe particularly good buyer. The opened
steady at unchanged prccs Shortly bulI.sh
private cables were circulated. and trading became
active. with the market The close steady
al net unchanged prices 10 advance Of points with
sales reported OF 1890 bags. The private
IsIIed 10 come from HavTe and Santos. The first
concerning speculative conditions market. and
stated that prices advance a
tnued Spot demand said be improving. From
santos II was stated that interior exhaustion
PtoaChing and that the crop estimates being
auced 20 around OJ,OO0 bags. which, allowing 1000 900
o Sg t35 tio would mean total Brazilian crop %
at 1000 OO0 bags. addition hulsh influences
Street people reported improving spot demand the
European cables steady primary receipts were
gnt About the only offerings seemed TO be for longs
taking pr0nts. and Il is evident FOR
least hrn market l. expected barring possibly specu
latlve reactions The market Is firr with quota
tons on the basis % SNsc fo- Rio No Z
The OF prices IN the local market to-
day $ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-T0rk. January % 1904
BE-ET ES-Receipts, cars or 81 head. all consigned
on sale that arrived late yesterday Of which
sold The trading mainly and bulls which
100 10 bulls 20 s. 5S4 40 Lsifers 81 - Dressed
beef steady; city dressed native sides 779c n.
Gables last received quoted general saeS o. American
live cetts Al IIal2c dressed weight; refrigerator beef
Tie Lucana. for Liverpool about 200 q beef
the NJ nnetCUka for LcuCol, $40 cattle and 1000
10 head 70 Hull and the ST. Paul for Southampton
s9ls-s. sanders: IL Indiana steers 1856 70 average
At s. l. per 100 n IA do. I'LL n at 81 20 Is do 1000
@f3 n - 20 bulls 1925 n. S4 So; dc. 1900 -
81 10; 4 DO. lass n. az s. 70
do 1850 n at 81 20; 81 do. 114o n. az s. 20.
CALTES-fteceipts aI FOR the market. were - head
at Jersey City AID 46 ar SlVethst- No trading q
much tp-rance As head remaining unsCit City dressed
vssls. SGI1C uer n.
SHEEP AND LN2TEs-R.ceipts including direct
slaughter. 16 S231 head making with
be sol5f2 and az SiNtle-h-st sheer
ruled ard steady, lambs rated AZ decline g
reported lambs - T5S6 % Dressed NUT
ton. 7QS iaC per 10 dressed lambs. 9el1'ec -
average ar S. S7 rar n. y Sc 10; 81
Kentucky lar1bs les 81 Ohio aT1hs. 81 n. al
SIS 12S Ohio sheen 9S 4. a. SiSI-; IL KENTUCKY
75rf7 & s6sn7sr eos Onto lambs So n az IS -: el7
Buffalo lambs. - n. s. -; q obo sheep 70 ID a
81 -; "a Go 1n6 n at So - -. 49, 4.
Harrington y Co loo ONO ailtS' q ~ at - - ;"
Newton & %. e14 Burial, lambs GO n at So 10
MCPHERSON & CO. 2I1 Buffalo lambs. - n e - 20
TrfI X 90. a31 Buffalo lambs. 50 y, at $ %
TIOC7S-Rsceut4 ia 2lS4 head one DECK
on sale alive No sales reuOrted
g Oate yesterc1y1- 81 WeStern aoss.
100 n avsraee. at s. 80 per 1oo n.
sanders Gato yesterday state PISS IS % az - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

CoTToN-Continued excitement and stlH higher prices
marked the OF cotton to-days half session
When all the active months after opening lower sold
70 Few hign records for the season The market az the
start ha1 shown rather reactlOnary tendency. LIVER
1ool cables were much lower than expected: reports
tfn the South tended toward the view that the latest
advances had checked temporarily the demand spot
cotton and there that Of the
mills were considering the proposition Of going
cuced time On the other hand. receipts continued small
ne into sight for week being estimated
GOO bales against goo coo bales last year and the Wis
ibe supply statement showed decrease IN American
ton FOR the week Of s33O4 bales against
the week OF last 1855 bales This showing
In connection with BELIEF that important
are opposed TO any decline this time. market
leaders in control abundantly able 20 finance their
proposition restricted selling for profits and after
opening q decline % Sm14 points. the market
ruled generally steady 10 firm showing greatly increased
strength toward the close when March
May 10 l5c and July 20 10. Toe. This gain from
the lowest OF about 20Q5 points tho named positions
ana the market at the close at the
and firm AZ advance Of 7Ql2 points Sales
estimated at 100000 bales fair Saturdays bust
ness The local bull leader was good buyer here.
according TO reports and private advices stated that
the NewVorieans bulls were supporting tho Southern
The range OF contract prices in the local market to-
day was fcows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
NoVELIsT's GENTLEMAN.
From The Reader Magazine.

In that curious code OF morals which obfaf, A,
certain classes OF society a man NAV be a gentis-
nan ana not pay his tailor but a man NAV Tcr
be a gentleman II he neglscts TO pay the dsbfs
ne mas INCURRED over a game OF cards 70 ons Who
often and diversely and yet be a gentlsnran. IN
fact that very question Of how thOrOugh a eertis
and fUency OF his lies. -0-ANs
few faults he should not "a ~o,,s@ -
steal, for example. and he must wear clean Tne1
he must not falsify unnecessarily only uuon rbo-s
occasions which particularly demand IL " he $50
possibly help 1t he must not be a coward IN tSIs
country ne should not marry for money thoi-S5
IN Europe that is not only COndOned but IoolssJ
upon as quite permissible. II not ccnrarSIa ~
cleNer- me gentleman in Europe "cannof Sf-~
70 peg ne Is ashamed so the rich wife is me oniv
very often IN - - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tivs-,,o1 Ian 81 -Cl7sng-WIIF AT-SpOt stocks sx-
haIs.e4: futures ouiet March SIS AID: Nav. O. Pad;
TIIv nominal COFN-Sqot-American mixed new steady.
3rld. American mixed old firm As CD futures 9ale.:
January nominal. March. - lad PE,AS-Canadl1l
steadv = 81. FIOCR-St Louis fancy winter elL IS
HOPS London tPa-ihc Coastl nrl' 70 lsslti ~
BEEF. India mess. 63s I'd FORK eass'
prne mess western. 65s. HAMSShort cut IA to rs =
o7iier RACON-Curherland cut. % &C 80 -
steady SIS ca nib 1s "A n. easy s5s Ga; long
clear ud6es light . 54 10 steady, Sss; long cear
mddes heavy s. % 40 n steady S. td saors e, sir
quiet as HOULDERS-SGuare. IL 70 Is N. quiet SIS
LARD drm: prime Western IN uerces, Sls; ArneIlean
fnea in nails. Sos %. BUTTER nominal CE1E-t4SE
Quiet. American finest white do coored SIS TAI
T,Oyy-prtula city firm. Australian IN LONDON
hru. 21s TURPENTISE-Sp hrul as o.;
ROSIN-COmuon firm. - Sd PETROI.E . A--kennea
drm, Tssd. LINsEED OIL steady. 1ss Sd COTTON
SEED OIL--Huu reaned-Spot frni. los 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

OCEAN FFEIGIITs-Thers improvements in
markets, and business ali departments exceedingly
werP issgIisd; Gl.ssow and Hun u; Newcastle s.d
s''rL, 6ilstq Za+e-isd' Leth. 81 nominal: Roer-
I4EeFP59l per 100 n 12e; London oats Cd CHARTERS
S5so0a' IIuE yoyases Ais 3d British steamer 1oli
Ayres SO 25-$2 for anil. N5r ls 20 sts ,
RR1cSs terms; British bark 663 tons; lumber. Boston
s55t sp 9To aaonta $ to BgsRos Ayre. at or
general cargo hence 70 Tampa. pate
active ow3g To Ss s o eoE1gs hTm but was les
a. the recent advance Redns petroleum. Is IN good
LEU2-7standard white b6Is s. o. bulk So 20: Phlade-
york Sii So % asg IN 9uk 20 u refined CASES New
{9S 55is $50 test Sl1 10: bulk IS 20: philadelphia.
$I4 So Philadelphia, Sl4 70 CoTToNsEED oIIz-PTims
sumner yellow nominal; primo white. 39g4Oc prime
cutta raw S5 sR6 S our o. sd t3En raw Ssa4Oe' IA
PPOVIsTr,S.s ~ ~, oVt5ol -. -, . 49,
market provisions early Gpturn which Was tier
when slight sst6ao< Occurred chicaEo Teeep55
Ness SD 25SSi5 family li si5 s6or, clears
soGSiI packet sSqsi6: extra India mess siS4si7
HGeE HANS FIRM; quoted at $50 5Sg@22 DRESSED
&C.; 40 ~ 7isc; piss, T&g!+c. CUT MEATs-Pi,Sl.
7hc Picked shoulders dull; quoted 5sGGc. PicIei
& CONN., 49, Ap frIn. Quoted AZ Soc CIV
lard steady quoted az sac. Refined lard firm Cuoref:
COMPOUND quiet; quoted Gis66a.e. sTEARINE dull.
RIcE-The market was quiet to-day but fairly steady
tone noted with prices unchanged Primary markets
steady and about unchanged. Quotations follow:
Domestic. ordinary aa34e fair to good Ssgtsc prime
choice. 4eF ead 81 H5esC: Japan. foreign.
mall DO domestic. 3%9+'.c; Java 4sg5c. RaHsaon. in
bond. 2i,W2Nc.
SLGAR-Nefurd IS about steady, but quiet and
unchanged Prices quoted less
Cut loaf and crushed . l5c Eagle tablets.
5G5c; mould =. 4so,; cubes. 4 soc; NNNN powdered.
coo. powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
SOC; Eagle confectionery grauul.e Oc Eagle coarse
and extra fine Eanu3tet +'aet Ens!e h cartons. N
bass bags % duc graduated. 46oc. Eagle Gue
gt4uulaed. standard gTanulate1 AID diamond A 4f5c
l :
No 5. 4io.: No O. 4o0c: No Z, 4c; No $ Soc, No 2
soc; No To- 3S5c: No H. 3Soc: on L. . soc: No Is.
zoe Nos 10 36jc: No 16. 36ac Eagle powdered
475>; crystal douinos. 75c London beet
changed February quoted IS 1914. The position
local market Is unchanged. with quoted
less nominal Centrifugal. 90 i3
quoted IL sc. muscovado 80 test, al @i32c
and Taolasses sugar. 50 test, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
LONG LASTING TASTES.
Ncr-OrIaa,a -mes-pemocrat.

From The Ncw-Orleaas 1fmes-Democrat
1T IS curious the hav0rs OF certain things
viii hack a after the lapse q many years
said ObservauL and often without any sort %
excuse unless are % rely upoa rather nnely spun
theories Many took to cod
liver oil Men who have taken cod liver oil viii unesr
sDeciai why should for
this article experiences
simply question Of have experienced
fact. a number OF
quit taking Even to-day OF cod liver OIL
came back o me-. and Il fresh my palate
was when last put Il there Now, why Is thisE Why
shogld taste cod liver oil Years aftar cult taking 1T
I cannot say cannot be mistaken when l say sx-
the PHYSICAL symptoms OF
this fact i might fOr /
association something ether, mt
matey associated with the fact taking OF
might have caused remember rather vIvidIy the
But things remembered how he
picture. matter now intimate the associated which
brings the picture back not 4esh the
the moment taste cod liver oil, feel il my palate
and experience all the physical
and 4 m tho taCL for
b. the theory Of the association % 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

"a at the armory also on Wednesday evening
u which the members OF Company I were Invited
III the 18th Regiment the principal topic Of dis
cussion at the present time IS the annual muster
ana inspection. to be made next Thursday and E>ri
GG@S: company Z has elected Second Ifeutena IT
=. .. MadsWorth, from Company I, a first Ieuter-
49, rt, me competition in shooting for the Riker
tIIophy, Tor teams of twelve men. will Re held = :
ne armory next Tuesday night. The date for the
seven men. is February II -
Inc reviewing officer chosen for the 9th Reri-
ment on Tuesday evening February .. is Major
General Corbin The annual muster of the rezi-
ment and inspection will be made bv C,oIoneT
Chapin, Inspector, next Tuesday night at the
armory Company wishes to obtain cyl 5euten-
tain. ioI cap
Division OF the I'd Naval Battalion which ntincated
that the resignation of Ensign Philip G. Holt would
De very acceptable. Commander Forshew told the
members OF the division that their action was i'm
proper. ~ '
A tug OF war open to teams OF four men fron
organizations Of the National Guard will be com.
peted for at the games and reception of Compa7v
y, 9th Regiment. TO be held at the arnorv on
tuesday evening, February Is
Although Captain Henry Claus Of the 14th Reri-
ment, resigned close on year ago his honorable
discharge has not yet been received This it is I'M
derstood, Is due TO the fact that some properly
accounts for which the captain was responsgble
nave not yet been Strengthened out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

was S n FOR the week were bushels There
race IN this market. closed
81 C.3s eHd 70 &C ahoat No / Northern Duluth
s1 - - OiS-starttng out with easy tone as re
me Coid weather in Western states which II was
would improve the quality OF the crop corn later
ca we wheat advance and throughout the forenoo,
c0ISideIaole ground. closing hG&c net higher
there were further advances with Ma a.
Clock at 5S sc and July 63%c In Chcaeo i'ffjs Tsv
s ueveloped but as rule the strength was prfnci-
49, result OF covering shorts ,inturn
Nport business included . loads worked late on F51
IN closed o0c elevator and 53a4c b ahoat. No
onits 'st , and Nc yellow. CSC ahost. OATS
sharp ADVANCE also place In the cats marie,
SlGaso with shorts leading buyers ana tie vbsst
strength the principal motive No > a.. w.. 49, ~
VINE, 80 ot,c Sud standard white 4GAc RYE-Nfar-
AeI Htm No western, &c nominal o b alost. S,9ts
- Jersey rye SGSloc- BARLEY-Narket oulet F,ei-
Coo Buffalo. " am -'--'-Is' o-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments, in sums over
800. were fled yesterday. The first name Is that
Of the debtor the second that OF the creditor, and
date when judgment was filed:
Ralisher Joseph strobaeh: January 80, 1907 $3.50
McCaneTty. Robert. and Richard W buckiey- -
Abramson Engsrser Company; July 81 1908: 20
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-M Mur- 80,
ray: February 10. 1908. ooo
Mcnamara Thomas and Henry Hart-W -.
Wilcox: January Is. 1904 ........-........., III
Witherspoon- Arthur S-A = ShOenbergsr; Janu- -.
Alg T. $50 "'4Af
JUDGMENTS REVERSED
Poilion. John II. Liberty Realty Company
y Poilloa; Nay Is 1908 Observation-Disclosures. Sl21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan o. i p. m--COTToN-spot-Sn
business price 10 points lower: American r1les
fair i6d, good middlng So; middling It'd low u-
ding SD good ordinary. I'D: ordinary S4d Ihs
sales day bales OF which so Gales Sre
for speculation and export ard included ZSoO eslss
opened quiet and closed easy; amer
can mi6dling. January. TIod; January snd EsS-
r1arv SD: February and March. LtoFL- 9dcs
NaTSh and SpriI 6I7 esd: April ana May. 1891 6sd;
May and June. T61d: July, I5lglsSa july and
and September. L3od. Sepfennosr
ana October & SD: October and November $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan. 23Ths arrivals q wool for The sseona
auction sales 20 5L51 bales tnclucrs
81 forwarded direct 70 spinners The imports tbs
South Wales. 96lS: Quesnsland. zsoSf
$3.50. Good Eops
and Natal ASA. elsewhere. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
VERY HARD.
From Judge.


1T IS very hard" says the girl with the new fall
suit for a girl not 10 appear 10 be trying to at
tract attention"
1T IS great deal harder" asserts the girl with
the red trimmed hat, for her TO attract attention
and give the appearance OF not trying to make an
effort TO have II appear that che is not trying TO
attract attention"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabIes-spot cot
e0 quiet sales 5000 bales; speculation and
points lower January. Z 70d; JanuaryFebruary. 766R
7.65d Apr-May. 1921. 63d May-June. 78td: June
July, IO1q15Sd; Juy-August 754d; August-September
FLOUR AND MEAL-While somewhat hrrner
wheat advance -four quiet to-day without
change. FLOUR-Sprng patents. 81 9OaS5 3O winter
stiaghts 81 2gS S5 winter patents 81 859S4 G5; spring
No winter 50 2OQs3 80; Red Dog. 500 5OGs24 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-Aiarket dull: quoted az 81 IOa So -
choice to fancy. SO 50aS3 CORNAIEAI. firm Quoted
KIN dried 81 00aS3. as to brand BAG MEAL quiet
1Sl o. FEED firm. Quoted: Western spring $50 70 to
arye geo II saeSsi standard middng $50 20; flour DO
S2 90; Red Dog S23 20; city bran S21as21 and
chop $50 IN bulk and S.3 30 in sacks: oil meal.
MOI4ASSES AND SYRU PS-Demand for both molasses
and syrups is fairly good but chiefly
undertone is steady. Quotations follow: MOLAssES-
NewOrleans centrifugal 81 613c; 14G16c
good. 17Q2c; prime 22a27e New-Orleans open kettle
l0G2lc prime, 22Q25c; fancy 26GS0c
GRAIN-WHEAT-As a result OF a cold weather
closed 2s4lsc net higher here. with subsequent
the curb that LEFT May July s7I
o'clock Bull leaders both here and IN Chicago
nOathle buyers the advance The cold weather
already reached the edge OF the belt
expected TO extend the entire winter
before Monday. freezing the fields
protection that occasioned OF apprehension
speculative circles In addition 10 the weather condition
alton because OF the light bull activity
points. II said that mills bought all the
No hard winter here at around 00c The North
receipts and less favorable
outlook also had influence forenoon mar
Broomhall cable estimated worlds shipments
$4,000 bushels, and said that shipment new
OF fine quality and Weighing Ssh pounds the bushel
Mi4eFz hoWsYsG sorsin that It lacks gluten Austria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

coffee cables: Eic-CofIee market firm: No : Rio
7si5J: exchange. l. i-32l receipts bags cleared
70 The UCtsi states. 5000 bags. stock. $4,000 bags
santosConee market hrm good average santos, tSlO1
receipts. SuuO bags. stock 1.i0TO0O Hamburg
coiice market opened ia9A pfc higher; 23O p m
net 'sU% ptr higher sales 80 bags. Havrc-Cofgee
market opened steady. q franc higher; y
snIa IA h,rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

Adjutant General Henry announces that the 9Th.
18th. 14th. 2d 9Th. 69th and 1st regiments and
tho 18th Separate Company 20 be supplied with
the new olive-drab service uniform acquisitions
for these must all be IT. on or before February %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

ct its arnory next Saturday night and n recep-
ton viii follow. Medals for long and faithful
vice will be presented. Company A will hold a
socable on February (. The regmental cadet
corps viii be reviewed by Colonel Eddy on the
evening Of February ,.
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oance at the armory also on "Wednesday sra,i,-
10 which the members OF Company / were inrifs3'