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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
AMERICA SENDS A
BOAT
(Scripps News Association.)

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-Admiral
Sigsbee. commander of the caribbean
squadron, has been ordered to send
the Denver to Gonaives and Jeremie,
Hayti. for the purpose of protecting
Americans and foreigners during the
threatened uprising.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
attempt
SUICIDE

NEW YORK, Aug. IA passen-
ger named Quiller Hirschfield Of 2239
Sutter street, San Francisco. at
tempted suicide this morning by cut
ting his throat. He was aboard the
French liner La Touraine. which ar
rived today. He had written letter
stating that he would kill himself.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
(scrlrrs News Association }

(Scripps News Association)
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.--As a result
OF the packers determination to move
wagons regardless of the pickets'
threats much rioting is anticipated
today. The police lines are being
strengthened and reserves have been
Hundreds of strikers followed two
wagons bound Tor down town mar
kets. ieered the drivers and threw
stenes. The nonunion flremen en-
ployes of Swift's were caught out
side the guard lines and were badly
beaten. The union strike board is in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
KEEP OUT or HANSON.

(Scripps News Association.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. ia
telegram from Kiao Chou says a
German cruiser. probably the Fuerst
Bismarck, has arrived there to pre-
vent the Japanese from ent<ring the
harbor in pursuit Of the Russian war
vessels which have taken refuge in
the bay.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

tscripps News Association.)
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch
from Constantinople states that Min
lister Leishmann had an interview
with Foreign Minister Tewfik Pasha
and renewed his request for an i'm
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
MRS. MAVERICK
HAS SAILED

(Seripps News Association.)
BRUSSELLS. Aug. ia report
from Antwerp this afternoon states
that Mrs, Maybriek embarked at 8
o'clock for New York under an as
sumed name.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
UNCLE SAM
May FIGHT.

mediate settlement Of American de-
mands. After the interview Tewfik
Pasha left the palace. Developments
are expected today. Either the porte
will grant the demands or Lsishmann
will break off diplomatic relations.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
MINNESOTA VETERANS

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. is,--The
Official train bearing the Minnesota
a. A. R.Asstsrans To Boston left st.
Paul thl sfternoon. The excursion
lists nun seysssa h.scsssd and rep
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
QUIT WITHOUT YYoxr.

tScripps News Association)
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch to
the Evening Star from Tien Tsin says
a report has reached there from a
Japanese source that the Russians
have evacuated Liao Yang without
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
ROSSEAU'S
:. FUNERAL
(scripps News Association }

PARIS, Aug. IA vast throng at
tended the funeral services Of Wal
deck -Rosseau. the former premier. at
st. Clotilde today. The body lay In
the center Of the church. surrounded
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

tScripps News Association.)
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Japanese
minister has received telegram
from Cheefoo stating that two Rus
sian destroyers were stranded 20
miles east Of Wei Hal Wei
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

c. p. Bogart returned yesterday
from Bellingham. where he attended
the democratic convention as dele
gate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

(Scripps News Association.)
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 13.-The Brit
ish steamer Ronda, bound for Naples,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
RUSSIA STOPS A
BRITISH STEAMER

was boarded by a Russian cruiser
yesterday and her papers examined.
The boat was searched.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

(Scrfpps News AssOciation.)
CHEEFOO, Aug. ia report
reached here today from Port Arthur
that shell in the recent lombard
ment fell into 4 building and killed
300 persons.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
BIG FIRE

tScripps News Association)
ABERDEEN, Scotland. Aug. IA
A fierce fire is raging in the tenement
district. The damage already exceeds
$1.o00,0Oo.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

1fS1o~rUeT0'f'1
WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.--Consul
General Goodnow at Shanghai cables
the state department as follows:
1.-The Russian cruiser Askold arriv.
ed here seriously damaged and wants
to dock. The taotai has written the
Russian consul general that the
cruiser and torpedo boat Grosovi,
which arrived yesterday, must not
remain over ~ hours. The Russian
consul raised the point that reason
able time must be allowed to make
repairs"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13
ron HUMANITY.

(Scripps News Association.)
TOXIC, Aug. 13.-Field Marshal
Yamagata, chief Of the general staff,
has directed Field Marshal Oyama to
permit women. priests. merchants,
diplomats and officers of neutral pow
ers to leave Port Arthur and take
shelter at Dalny. The order is In
spired by the emperor as an act Of
humanity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Do1GDADD PO1T A1TXUB.
(Scripps News Association.)
BERLIN. Aug. ia dispatch to
the Lokal Anxeiger from Toxic today
says heavy fighting took place at
Port Arthur all night Tuesday and
Wednesday. The Russian losses are
reported to be enormous.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Japanese
embassy has received a report from
Admiral Togo of today's date as fol-
lows:
Five of the six Russian battle
ships which engaged the Japanese
feet August 10 are believed to have
been seriously damaged. The Po-
biedas masts were broken Off and
her big guns ceased working before
the battle was over. The Retvtsan ap.
parently suffered the most. owing to
our concentrated shells. Firing at
cruisers was from a distance Of $500
yards. and as a result this class Of
vessel is probably less seriously dam
aged than the Russian battleships.
The Russian cruiser Bayan did not
emerge from Port Arthur"
The message adds the Japanese
damages have already been tenn
porarily repaired.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

| lighting. after burning the railway
| station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY r. 1901

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabIes snot coto,
sDort looo 5000 receipts ssooo ba Ia
feyersh Bale points higher Closed seady he, 0g f4
f2sd: Fe6FsaryMsrcE Sa' ;SangaT-EsbEraFy 7259
May l25g sd isi May-Jgns .lS juneay 79d
Ff f5t Gun And cis %A,.I bold on
dun q vide deren es s CASING very 6
winter stsisb1 o 81 the o mills Spring patents g5 90
spring clears s. sogs4 No winter s 85as5 S0
F MIl5fAF d1I. 75l
Sc5 & fRaa s. st sesss 10 s soS!G:
aaed Fine x SS and As z. t. 6s 81 s BGEA qp
ck 90 10 sED hrn og9tea Spring bran spot $50 50;
Sng s2l 5ogs24 IN zoo u sacks standard DO. $50 %;
GRA-WHEATAIn face Of more peaceful aspect
up to the bss xpeceop sd en f statistics eg
o. last week wheat actually to-day at
about sc up from the o% x I5s6s St sat
paEatiyely strong shape tro9eog; the entire Gay feeling
the biggest HOUSES bero SaS2 SyIg T2gn t some os
Room o Dqt Il tatled 70 match the demand and the
were caught BY the buying wave and II spite q pre-
Among the more important inie1e. pf fbat Were cac
lated to disturb bull sentiment was rather sharp ad-
Se N eonsols ana an increase Of l995ooo bush in the
reeeptsxabout double those yearworid's ship
While moderate decreases oocnrred in me local sfoc
they were of little against the weight bearis
stasues n other directions and could not be said to
kets strong intervals seaboa-d wheat
west tended 70 confirm recent claims made here that
wheat IN the interior scarce and that mills having
increased their capacity to extent expert
eneng considerable difficulty IN getting sufficient wheat
70 grind quotations Of cash wheat anoat basis,
We're as follows: No e5c, and No ! Northern Du
!uth SsAc. CoRN-Early in the day seemed TO
have more strength than wheat, afternoon
whatever bulishness IL developed largely matter
OF sympathy with the higher priced staple It's early
strength lay IN better demand for cash corn on both
local and foreign account tggeher with seadier cables
and some fear thar the predictions FOR rain or snow in
AT midday profits bulls the
eased of slow, and
prices shade under the best point practically
changed from Saturday Statistics OF the day Included
an increase Of $4,000 bush in the visible supply de-
crease OF $500 bush in local stocks. decrease OF
$4,000 bush in the amount Of corn on passage and
slight increase IN worlds shipments over the previous
week Interior receipts were practically the same as last
year Export business amounted to - loads all oupoEts
No closed 54<c, elevator, and &c. 0 ahoat;
No white SIC, and No yellow 5I1sc, o b shoat
oAIS-It steady market IN oats without much
feature the trade West only small cash trade
visible supply increased $4,000 bush and the
local 6440o No oats closed 42c:
No 8. No white. 44i=G44Sc: No white and
standard white. 44c: track white, 431ag4Ic. RYE
Market quiet. No Western 64Ac nominal I D a1olt;
State and Jersey rye. 5615Sc BARIEf-Market dull
Feeding quoted at 45c, NeNV-York ard mating
47lS0c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
City Hotels.

s7gssc; No NOrthsrn. ssgsees May seaSsGsS Rye
Firm. No I. 577sSg5Sc- EAtLEG-F1rms No , g. 4os1.
sarnps. s7G62c coRN-stsady; No 3. a1G42os Nay. ~
G+Izc
Minneapolis Jan; n-closet wHEAT--Aay, ssssi
July September. 7Sl.c; track, No hard. soo
No Nerthsrns s5ae; No Northern So &c 10 North
ern 75l7Sc. FLOUR-Frst patents Sd 63sSs T5 second
patents 50 55gs4 e0 nFst clears $ 1888 -: second
clears. 81 S5GS2 IS. BTAN-In bulk. Sl4 50gSl4 70
Philadelphia Jan I.-WHEAT-DulI ac lower.
contract grade. January sqlsGSOo. COFN-S1eady
duh; January. s9A 15Oc- OAlS-Cuet and steady; No
white. S3a144cs DO clipped. 44t44iac- FLOUR-Un-
changed winter superle. 50 25G So So Sc SOC
So t5 Pennsylvania roller clear IS S0Ss 10. DO straight
s. logs4 p; Msstsrn winter clear $ sS9S4 Is. DO
sacks 50 ToGS3 S. 90 straight sacks, s4Gss Isl
do patent sacks 81 l5S@ 30. clear. s3s4:
stTasht 81 eoS4 So Do pa tent s. sSs5 %; % vo-its
brands. s. lolls3 20 BCI-rEFt-Steady fair demand,
extra Western creamery. &c extra nearby prints CSC
mark fresh Western, soc at the mark: fresh south
2sG30c the mark fresh Southern 2s6fa0c AZ
the mark CIIEESEs-StsaGy; fair demand, NeN-Yorr
fun creams. fancy. u@c; DO choice tzc do fair 10
good. foG1fc Receipts-Fours 400 hbIs and $40 600
pounds IN sacks: wheat coo bush; corn 600 bush
shinments-Wheat Loco b1sh corn. 81 900 bush: oats
i.5O0 bush.
ST Louis. Jan IL-closs; wHEAT-May SAKE; Juiy.
I9lsc: No hard. TsG50c. CORN-No 2 cash 4sl,s:
MAY. a sG45isc; July. 44&e OATs-No g cash 37l.c:
May. 89c; No white s0tsc
Toledo Isa Ii-GIoss: CLovERsEEDs-cazh. SO szsI
January. 50 sIss February. 81 02z; March 81 Oy..t
prime aisi<s. Sc co; prime timothy. 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12

METALS T1N-spot tin advanced II IS Cd IN London
- I o14E IN was firm Tita spot quoted at 20 25
don closing position iJs while futures were
g g@Sh4nssd s S & 2iy e9'Ps FIRM Lax: is
6asng i2.50gi2 Gc. LEAD-Iead was firm and an-
na6a Where closed at I'll Is Cd TIsst sPs In
fS3 Il 100 d at o s ' SG and al @ "a
quoted at .5gs1o No uady N6TheI
at sl4qsl5: No / foundry Southern and No foundry
MoLAssEs AND sYKtPS--In naolasse- there /.
a and and sosni oag aosoa aqS a viz 5f d
-New-orleans Centrifugal common si1qIgc fair 40
i sISe 6 s1S R N ,451 ms 0Ps2 ks-
500 iSS2Isi PTHs 2g25s fancy 1880
demand in the Various trades and win
larger Gas, 3, was IN demand pug offering.
teS n5on 1"l s5s a9tat9ns TO LEe
S sSn eP[ vIo beP I y PEE n B5emen 20 Pfg7 s2
TsIBritish steamer SOS previously. cotton
man steamer I25t tons timber Pensacola to AafRuus
tons coal Norfolk Guantanamo 81: bark Is6i tons
lumber Boston 70 gasnos Ayes ss British bark 6s5
lumber Gulf to Buenos Ayes. $40 3; schooner S52
20 toms coal South Anboy to St Thcras private terms
ad as p sy a
toms toms te to & STY e s sns s
tons timber Gulf TO Holland ana United King
IS q, q, ~" ea.
aside % sdnefs os On strength
nAnd al the old prices. Linseed oil Is quiet RETRO
TJM bbIs S. in bulk SO 20: Phiiadeiphia bbls
ssYi So 1corToNsEED OIL, prime crude i miiia
30c prime summer yellow, SIC; Off summer yellow,
s2c nominal LINsEED OIL. American seed city raw
sT9sse Of town. seas70: Calcutta raw csc LARD
PRoVfsioNs-A sharp forenoon decline in provisions
on the heavy receipts and l0c break live
sseed ~ n snd hs room on oTsa
This was followed ey moderate reaction
me les than 10000 hoss including CO., 90 at Chicago
5000 al Kansas city and 500 at Omaha PORK steady
SIS soasie BEEF eaet; quoted; Nsss ssass family
si0aSiI: packet seGslo; extra Lnaia ness sISSIT
HANS u a.s S asoo9a 8 go 80 S e s n
HQGS ,s s1Is y o: pigs TG97Ee cur MGATs-Pickied
bsis. "a Sa f. quoted g n sAe Y Iaoiis T5se
asist aaotsd a sei6so Ao% arm qS9ted c
&c: country. 5AG-ssc LARD steady: quoted at 1ioe
a.. south America Csc; Continent 200; Brazil kegs
ee5e Compound hrmsr euoted at 61tgesse sIEANE
QUIET: quoted: eGe&e; city lard stearins 17aS
pIcT-Ths market presents steady tones hsTa as well
at the south dssna I. ssss9nsely good oGota99s
toI2w: I R9.e to choice 45c head 81 5s
9SsS: Java ~ a5itc; RanEOon IN bond. 2H 924s y :.
MICA R1Rehned sugar Is quiet and unehanset II "a
ala ihat reaners stocks Of refined IN store
ca Iosf and crushed 5l6c; Eagle tablets 5e5o; mould
H. 4c cubes zoe x geSeFsq s Hs sonfe
srsnulated roc; Eagle coarse and extra me
s 9ns5 155c cartons p bags anS p
ssnaaTa srsnuiaed diamond Sc eoRsstion ,6
A. sOe kOs l. and soei 90 tSc aS No ii ia
&c 70 ii soc: No r. sTec; No IS roe Nos a and
is CSC: No 10. seoc: Eagle powdered Use; eTysta!
so,n.s Decline eel q I'D With IannaEy
sns February 2xd The New-York market was "a
sc sst I've an sc m1.coysto aiSlO9sS and
W. noOl hsss SUGAR 80 test ii-1so2se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
ExPoRTS LAST WEEK,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorl. January II. 1904.

New-YoTS, January IL. 1904.
COFF 1E-TAe coffee market showed reactionaTy
tendency to-day, chiefly result OF liquidation OF
scattering long The market opened steacy Al
decline Of 1901 points and ruled generally steady dur
;ng the forenoon showing II anything somewhat OF an
improved until shortly after midday when selling
became heavier result OF rather less bulilsh primary
decline Of 2oGSO points. Sales reported OF
$4,000 bags early declines followed rather oisap-
pointing European cables the day
Interior Santos while receipts the Bra
Llian ports reported for the day light. Havre
however finally AG1z franc lower. and Hamburg
unchanged y pig lower RIO p rels higher
but Santos unchanged Receipts the two ports
footed 1900 bags the day. against about 900
Tags last but the interior Santos pointer called Tor
1ll28 bags against 1880 last year During the DAY a
cable received from Rich, Romer & Co estimating
The present Rio crop 100000 bags and the growing
1900 900 bags Another cable from Santos esi-
mated The growing Santos crop az $4,000 bags These
estimates somewhat the most recent previous
figures had a heaIish effect sentiment
considerable liquidation IN the late
The spot market steady, with quotations on
basis 7sc for Rio No l. The total warehouse de-
lvsrtes the United the week iO0OO4
bags, and Si.7Ss last or
New-YOT reported - S5 bags san
5000 bags compared with
bs 900 last week ana IsUo bags for the same day last
year Receipts Rio aggregated $500 bags against
b and 52001 last year Rio shipped 0O0
shipped 6s000 the United States Receipts
Bahia $500 81 900
hss; shipments Germany 100 bags. and 10 the rest
Of Europe $500 bags
<Es follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan, r.CArTIE- Receipts a. 900 head; 100
So 5os4 s6 stockes and feeders 81 25g4 cows Iso9
Il beifers S2DS5 81 50aIS2 49, bulls, $40
r. "a cafxes ssfesS IoGS-Recepts to-day head;
tomorrow SIS 900: mixed butchers 81 6o9s4 Do good
10 choics heavy 81 S5QS4 heavy, 81 60Ss
light s4 sOaS4 65 bulk OF sales. 81 e5qs4 so SHEEP
Receiuts 80 head; sheep steady loo higher lambs
steady 70 higher good e choice wehers 8 lod TO-
Cincnnati Jan 11.-HOGs. quiet, lower So 4o9S+ 90
CATTLE easy; lower Sets+ 20 sfiE'f-F steady y -oV
Kansas City. Jan lL-CAI LE-Feeeiptz. 10000 head.
ic6inz 500 southerns Io95o lower; and
dressed beef steers 81 10gs N fair good So 5ogsi:
Western Sc 1864 35; stockers and fseiars
steady. sass Southern steers g S99s4 lo Southern
Sc 5oss IS steady So 25ss 90 calves steady 81 20
CS5 rs. HoGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market, bgl0o
sales 81 55dS4 u.s. heavy. 81 coo
81 so; hackers "a 55GS4 u.s. pigs ghts 81 25GS4 sTs
sHFEP-Receipts $500 head: market steady; native
lambs IS 25as5 rs; Western lambs $685. rs; fed ewes
feeders 81 G0GS3 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12

The local spot cotton closed Gull win prices
points higher I3 SIC Tor nediing upland ana Is 20
.r Eicdlng Sales 100 bales . spnners ana iOo
csFeres CONTRACT Southern SPOT markets were zee
ErsHed Mobile firm and &C higher al 10 &c
sSaes 300 bales Charleston nrrn ana &c nghsr Al 20
Wilmington . points higher az lSc Nortok
STEADY e higher atfs sales. Io29 bales Batinere
torinsl and unchanged % T5c 81 Louis nrIn ana ~
tfasr IS-c: sales bales. Savannah steacy aho
e hsher iskc; sales zo4 bales AUGUSTA nrsn sne
r. higher l3<c: sslez STs bales Galveston Hffn &C
NC higher isSc; sales. 10 bales Nes-greAns sts-oy
&C &c higher at iSsc: sales Z. $50 oales Aesrya-
ssecy and nc higher l2ncs salss. 100 bales I'LL
e-ec recs,pts leading for tomorrow; az HeN
s@nz II 900 1900 bales against 224s iast Week
49, % % last yesr; at Galveston 1000 70 lovy nelss
1ss 70 GO and IL III last year: al hostn
AS y-sr
Receipts interior points to-day. ccnpsreo
he is.f "a last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

AND DEssRossEs And cSITIaNbT sFasEFs
Il The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlands
Streets Is 1--WE later than tina, given se 20,
noted.
TOO A. NJ. FAST MAu.-Parlor. Sleeping. and Dining
os5 a. r. cSo oH SHsaf q s5a
Smoking Dissertation Sars c1nella Issso
,6s 4 ? NJ F s;7s f fEvAs1A 1Im,rrD-puu,..
nneeiP g. DaIns Smoking aad Observation Compalt
Aa is'aad dSsiso 81 assst:
As s: # $50 ss1fsS e i''n''l-' in.a-'-
saG5s Cars Eof caiaso To3es
05s ?: d: 81 Lgtis kx,pREss-yor plst.sur.. Gin
la Hf2fPFasss yisy d S4ess For
T r NJ PA scesTTSsy E PRES car .sur.
2aS Route cO9nses tol s. .acs ssp san.
PEss@Fer Pss,haTs cievsisa t cine,ana indian l
e-SS r. ~, n PITTssURo sPEc1AL-Dauy for r.r..-
-m ., W e !. AND THE SOUTH.
10 90 M es5resss 1 and Cor;andt Streets.
Paor aG bna9 cas-. q I L5.ss an
sna cort3ndt ssrest $40 s2s p n 40 nlsss
sea al P ~ o. an and 6n nj sS Ssr. ons
'tSo tbeserossss and cOrtands Streets 6l5l.
TIsRE EAih WAY zS-Esp..... lass. as .a m.
10 night saty Southsrns Palm Liritsd.' az 40
n q y View York Florida spsca Il .
sEAAo 4 = Al LINE RAILwAY-R1gr-s, lass D. a
and !21O night daily. 'Seaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-F0r Memphis
cifEsA PEAkr { ofTo R Al aal A4.-rss M week
FOR OLD FoTxTr COMFORT s15f and NoREo1z-7.u
weekdays and S25 p m. daily
Atlantic CTrT-s55 N; and 255 D N. weekdays.
Parlor Cars AMI Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Coaches Sundays
CAPE Nay 30 ?. m weekdays
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant (from Twenty
third Street Statien), IS a Y IS. 325. D M
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays. u 10 o Is a m
and 400 From Dssbrosses and CortlapGt Streets
days Sundays. 70 IL s.4S a NJ NJ ssa D m H'h- week
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. rs, "T55 SIS. S56 % % (955 ST Louis IIniteD
.l010 tDesbro=ses and COrtland Streets 1920 Is
(Fenra Limited, 'IO55L a. m 80 s. So . 10
(Dssbrosses CorStandt Streets oD 25S g Is SIS
adelphia only. SIS ass I55 IS as e IS tor No-Th
days eos. lbs. SOS 80 Is I.955 ST. Louis Limttsr.
G55 ('le25 Penna Limited, so a m .i2 s. q IS
30 S55 as 80 Gheago Limited for North Phil
PhIladeiphaa only) ?. i21o night
Ticket oces Nos 4s1 1854 iis and zs1 Broadway. "a,
Fifth Avenue Cbelow I'D ST.; 263 Fifth
18th ST.; / Aster Hocse and stations named above,
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephoas '545 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Can
W. ". ATTERBURY. R WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traio Manar~
GEO. II. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
SurrogateS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas. a surroEate Of the County OF New
notice hereby given persons having
Sarah II. Phyfe sometimes Sarah NJ
lockwood. Of the County Of York deceased 20
present with vouchers thereof the subscrtb
at their place OF ransaong business the office
Fettretch Siiknan & Seybel. No. Al Park In the
city O New York. Manhattan Borough. before
Of
Dated New York 9th day OF November 1908
WILLIAM ]. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM D. CARROw,
Executor
FETTRETCH sII.E3fAN L SEYBEI. Attorneys FOR Ex-
ecuters. ~ Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of Nsvr- Ys-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan 1I.-FLOUR-Steady; fancy blended pat
s. 90 fancy spGing patent q go family pstsnt
winter. 81 90; pastry 81 20 low srads; 2o rye q
CoRN-steady; No yellow, SOC; No corn, 4S3G4sc.
OATS-Frrm; No white. 4as. l43c; No mixed. soSac-
BARIEY-WesteTn, o3Sfo5c
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READING SYSTEM

NEW IF RSET CENTRAL n. r.
Ferry fys minutes earlier than shown oeIowl
EASToN. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
CHUSK-zE0O q Is Easton Onlyl, 3l0 A NJ, Iso,
449. soc t5.45 Easton oniy) p IL Sundays El,s
wILkEsBAfEE AND SCiANTON-zAoo. s1o A. M
100 n SUNDAYS "a 25 A NJ. leo P. ~
BARSEGAT-z4-30 $40 A N. (3-40. Lake.
LakehUrst orlyl. 41O. 90 p n. (e6s p Il
SatuT1aysJ sundays. go A IT.
ATLANTIC CITY-@9.40 A NJ f340
ylNEIAND AND BRIDGETOS-fzAO0 A NJ +fss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASA~f AND SEAsHO2E POINTS
?. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove 400 A. NJ. 400
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL .4ss
f7oo. e 90, % 90. 1000 III 90 A. ". t120o loo
1880 42.so tS,O0 400. 500. f6.oO. 1850. s9o0.
SIC 80 ~ - A NJ. 'LOo. t'a.40 'o.Co. ZOO 81
READING HARRIsBURG, PoTFsyTIIE AND WILL
IAMsPoEr-N400. E425, ts.9o. pt91o. Gooo. II %
Reedng POttsvile and Hrss'g snly t4oos 600 P N.
sunday SUNDAY only- tParlor ears only. iva
TamaquA xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
OHe-s Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
square West East 273 125th St. 245
Columbus Az, York: Court St. Fulton
S.. kiyu; 800 B way. W'ulsburg y. z Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination,
W. g. BESLER. G. ~ BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr Cen Passr Aga
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Tork January IL lboA
-u.ssc A~D pEAs-The demand for domestic white
beans Is still Of small lcbbng character but me ousn
Offering DOT large snc ya4Ees -
s.s,ix RETAINED Rad kidney hsd . shade steaaer
ma uiuss sr, unehAnvs1 fellow Gs asass1 ssss 80
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Abner C Thomas. a Surrogats OF the County of
Ne york hereby given all having
claims against Henry Schmidt. late OF the County OF
York deceased the with vouchers
thereof subscribers at their place Of transatins
Office OF Sper q Bartlett No. 80 Wall
street Borough OF Manhattan. The City New
York on or before the day Of July 1904.
ted New York. 18th day OF December. 1904
HENRY SCHOERRY,
FREDERICK SCHMIDT, h@AsSoIe1A
sPETR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Executors
So Wal Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.