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The daily tribune., 1904-02-20
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Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipa-
tion, and good one Price 20 certs
For sale by all druggists.
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will give good big discount or
goods until stock is reduced.
II Z. CARMODY.

The funeral service of Mrs. Edna
Walters was held at $3.50 this morn
ing at the residence. At O'Clock
the trip to Wetmore was begun where
the regulef funeral service will occur
and interment take place. The Rebek-
Abs attended in a body.
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o. H. Jones. who is assisting the
drilling of the New England OIL Co.
we'll of Garden Park was down from
there last night. returning today
He reports the progress being made in
sinking very satisfactory.
The daily tribune., 1904-02-20

When you want physic that il
mild and gentle, easy to take and Ger.
tain to act, always use Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sals
by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-02-20

Information. enjoyment, entertain.
ment, Presbyterian church Feb. 20
Do you want to know who gets the
medal? Go Monday night. 464s
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e. Church neliees : i
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.

Morning service, l0:45; Sunday
school IL ;45; evening service 7:45
Reading room open Thursday after
noon 3 to 3. Subject. Christ Jesus
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A costumer will be hcre Saturday
noon with headquarters at old Col
den Rule stand where those who ex-
pect to attend the Red Mems mask
hall can secure costumes. He will
remain until Monday night 45-47
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A perfect likeness in bust photo,
7bc per dozen. Masters q Burgman,
432 W. Main street. II so
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Remember the grand mask all b,
the Red Men, Morgan hall Monday
night. 45-4S
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Exciting times. at Presbyterian
church Monday night. Be there
46-4S
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Remember the Medal Contest at
Presbyterian church Monday night.
464S
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J. F. Torrenoe writes New York
life insurance. 7tf
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DIR. Yards mouth Wash cures sore
aud bleeding gums. For sale by
druggists. If
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Focal nsws...
MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

Resolutions OF respect and coincidence si.oo
ssoh.
Obituaries 30 per line for each line over one
inch.
Cards OF thanks, Soc each.
Display sdsertfeins rates made known on
application.
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Remember the grand mask ball by
the Red Men. Morgan hall Monday
night. 454S
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Wkat do you want!

1t makes no difference to lis; anything from a
visiting card to 500 page book; we can do it.
and you will have the satisfaction Of knowing
that it is the latest style, and printed as good as
can be done any place in the world.
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Remember the grand Mask ball by
the Red Men, Morgan hall Monday
night. 45.4S
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WANTED Chambermaid and woman for
w general housework apply at the Lennox,
cor. Main aud Santa Fe, '4l-i6
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JUNK! JUNK JUNK
NXTANTED-Brass. copper, iron, rubber, rope.
w bones rags aud bottles. Florence Junk
House. S3l Union Ave. '4247
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I oST-Between bridge on Pites Peak and
IL Meiu street, bone handle. small size
carving knife. Return to Mrs. j. Q. MacDon.
aid. 39N
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| XVANTED-famiy washings at Sl4 Pixies
s47.52
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L OST-Pocke at Santa Fe depot con.
Ii tanning two $40 aud one $40 gold pieces and
about 81 in silver Finder leave at Ramsay
Mcclure store ann receive $40 reward, 'i-9
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I OST-A brown pocketbook, imitation aliga-
Ia tor contained ! ey aud dollar in change
Finder return to to this office. 4i-46
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Found a Cure tor Indigestion

mar3l
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I OSr-A penant pin. set with U. s. Navy.
IL Leave at this office. S7%2
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nor SALE-Piano cheap. Address Mrs. J II
L Howells 33s ". l4th ave, Denver, Colo.
'il-g
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dor SALE-All furniture, dinning room and
II kitchen utencils. inquire of Mrs. l.. II
White over Lewis a Yost's 9itf.
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nor SAIE-House and lot close in, very
II cheap will take part payment in a team
Inquire at this office. 42-6S
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DOR SALE OR TRADE-About 60 acres OF
II nice farming land near Portland Cement
Works under the new Portland ditch. for sale
che ap to trade for improved city property.
II James A. McCandless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York February 2 1904
Prsssed beet slow q 7ssho ~ Iitis fancy beef
6s 1s &c Lss. cables from FdCn and yerpoo,
weight: refriseTstor sSsse per R Exports to-
OF beef TOmorrow the Msje.tc, liverpool will take
100 quarters ,estimate1 FOR III. motifs Beef copan
GA,LvEsMReeepts were SsI head all Tor the market.
Xsas and ID ssye: slow and about s.sse 80
close Including u Westerns Common to prm. veais
a at b sSs % SfT 100 bunch of DO
UNCHANGED az sal8c ID; country dressed at 73ii1
,c S IS sap9s s IS Vss s u l62 n
iSS b. at S. bsrn M 1 cal Calves S e 81 al o. Do
~ e cTt ao S fS at s ss s % at d. o. 10
at 81 80. do. 30 10. at 81
II IL Hollis: 81 veels l4s 70. at IS IS
To6in S,annon; IS vsals lraxsd! Isl n at 81 90:
90 80 n at s. s b az al $50 n at s. %
at sIt 81 e2TPya,5 Tsif 100 ~ a; s. %
IN t eIs BS on sb ssSa at csas lamb Sheep
oher trades steady All Of the stock sold; excepting
primo sheep Sc SOFA per 100 NJ cuIls al s.
90 II Sc Is sa: at 81 sCs Gals n . .sSs
e. 5ssc gs5 70 dressed wssIs as t hish as Ss dressed
A: ss %h ss ;s's s 4 nan sa :,
as Isl 40 ~ Is as at % 81 70 81 Ohio . 1eo
Ke s' 81 mi s. 'S cd 1 B sS s At 81
100 o. 81 ~ s. IS III Kentucky do tcullsJ. O. n
Tgsi9 sh a. o. s5 stat: aT ,s IS $3.50 "a
sanders: . state lamb. II 70. 50 IS: l. Stat,
sheep. IO5 ~ 81 rs
MoIherson q Co: 24o State lambs. 10 70. at So CO
II II Hollis 100 State lambs. So 70 50 co: cuils
% n. at 81 20.
HOGS-Itscoipts g 3.64s head incl,cin Z
277 head sac Market steady 20 arm. Prime Stats
and Pennsylvania hogs sold at 50 e09so IS Per 100 10:
mixed Westerns a 81 30
SaesJohn p Nelson: ~ State hogs, ICE n average,
81 - 100 10 lAto yestsrday, 81 State hogr 70
a 81 y
$ Judd Co; "a State hogs ilo n. IS 20: SO mixed
Western dO 15S 10. a 81 GO
Commission Company Oats yesterday:
sylvanta hogs iO4 n. s..
II IL Hollis date yesterday IS State nogs ia n,
s. 80 rcughs. $50 n. at - 80.
Samuel Sanders date yesterday: - State III ID
IS Is: DO 225 70. 50.
J. g. Curtis date yesterdays State hogs 2fS
a. s. -. i-ughs 80 n. at - Is
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: state hogs ISL
s. p. roughs. 26O n. a 81 %
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sa.s 8 Ss2 90 q Long Is.Ha ssI sss,s
Bermuda PEI crate. 5OcGsi 20 old washed. per bb.
s2gs2 . Do ungashed 81 soqsl % cEIERY per dozen:
Dol. s3Qss; EGGPLANTs. Florida. Der box s2Gs4;
HOPS DISH per 10 sa7e; kALE: Norss5k per e6l
rier s2as4: do Havana ssGs5 90 Onions Havana per
pol. 81 SoGs5 do red and yellow. s2gsS do Orange
Wss F %h s9d ps s bS s 10 Per al g ss asa
90 yellow In bulk per $50 ~ s. 23asS DO per bag
$50 n 81 25Gs3 10 per bag s2as2 IS: small s6ls.
szgs2 80. do scallons Nsw-Orisans. 100 ounches
s. 20 n s,6 5os 90 :S. per G sE Sg
sloriaa per basket or crate sigSs DO eafor1is per
lunches: Sass: RoIAfNE Nes-orieans per s6I. SAG
iok. per bsstst 50: String 8EANs Florida. green,
per crate So Seas5 so: s2ass So do round
SQUASH Hubbard per bb 81 5csssr 7b' do marrow 10
gSl oo LosIAToES Florida carrier. sl9s2 80; do
.Itabssa 81 25asl 5o 100 bunches SIC
HoTHousE PRoDUCTs-Arrivais hsvs been nodsrats
and largely % unatrsctivs quality light
TUCE per dezen 4o5oc: do per case sorsi so; MusI-
Rooms per 10 10000: RADIsHEs. per 100 punches.
81 og9 -; RHuBARB per dozen lunches. 5o975c; To-
HAY AND sT7aAw-HAY-Receipts thus far this week
the 6etter grades Few dssers however, care TO load
up heavily with the losses that have
quoted fu the high rated lots drag sarnesShst
& "a ssets a quality ps end Tsy ssT We sse5s
No 2 1Ias2l.e; No Tcg55e; small bales SO less than
large; no grade SoaS5c; clover mixed 65a7oc; clover
to best long quoted at 81 108s1 20
mses Is ISer al as tsn e Rrsse W srsss ana sae
most business at intermediate figures. Recepss hay
noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad $50 Erie 2o Fem
sylvana 90 West shore 20; Iehlsh Valley go; Balti
tons; receipts Of straw. 40 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

Eos.p about good buying account there
demand from the element here around midday
the that worlds stocks. according Brad
sreetE decreased 2507,0O9 bush. against increase
Of the day little influence eearsnces
being Hight and the interior movement somewhat better
than last Among outside markets there dis
position 70 follow the Chicago advance. and shorts found
i convenient IA all markets.. whatever their be
lief as 20 the general situation have been some OF
them pointed interesting bit Of history us
Tor the the months OF February and
March have not been favorable 90 bull operations
one Tor this has been the pressure OF wheat from
Argentina ana Australia Sellers for the short account
ing with ready demand In ts market. and felt that the
days denoraiznE Developments In cotton snd coffee
only strans pointing toward what might be expected
m wheat at any time Be this as - may the bun IN
gun1ents. and easily up the highest
figures u ne although by doing they completely
shut tf- In the afternoon the market also
had the help Of pronounced strength In No red
Duluth. 81 co., o ahoat. CORN-After showing lit
tie feature through the forenoon turned strong
IN the last hour advancing cent IN The West and clos
ING - in this market II principally case Of
covering the Western traders having taken hearsh view
o. The situation early the Reports that Amert-
used by the bulls confirmation Of their claims
about The poor quality q coming in at the
West Receipts FOR the day. however were larger than
Tor the day last There no eKuort trade
white 54itc and No . yellow. 5sc o afoat OATS
The Northwest heavy buyer q In Chicago
short and prices advanced rapidly being helped
aso by the strength in other grades No closed
CSC; No white 49sc No white and standard white.
e9c. RTE-Market hrmer: No Western. zoe nominal.
o h ahost state and Jersey rye. sSd5sc BARLEY
Market dull: feeding quoted sc Nev-No rk.
and mailing 5OdGoc 1 Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

VA. strong: crsarneriss 15q23c dalries 13Gcoc EGGS
Ffrrner mark: cases included. HAS CHEESE
Steady. tO010isc
Northern sOisc No Northern. Use MAJ S0sc July.
soc. september. TSiac
Milwaukee, Feb 2-WHEAT Arm: I Northern. DOB
efc. No . Northern, S4dSsc; May. S1ls49l NC. RYD
strcrzer. No l. 65GS7c. BARLEY dull. 2 csc: sam
pie 3sG60c CORN firm: No 3. 42I43c. May. 81 &c.
Philadelphia. FEB 2-WHEAT firm and 1sG1c higher:
grade. February. S31s094c. CORN Arm. IN.
orfet February 50aJOlsc- OATS firm and 1sc i<herf
No , white. 41la44Sc; DO clipped. sac BITTEI-
arm: good demand: extra Western creamery. FAC: extra
nearby prints &c EGGS nrn and 1c hgher fresh.
near 33c the fresh Western. 81
fres Southwestern. s2833c marx. fresh s0ughe
2OGgfc az marx CHEESE dull and lower. New
YORK fun choice to fancy l1411'sc: New-York
fun creams far 70 good loa4iO-kc. Receipts-Fiour
2co bbls ard 14aSOeO n IN sacks. wheat = 100 bush:
bush. 1900 -
2 sOO bush. corn 5000 bush. oats. Il. COO bush
81 Louis. Feb. 2-Ciose-wFIEAr. No 2 red. cash
81 Ar: No hard. S2Is4c. MAY. sSAc july sDi. Ac
CORN. cash sc. MAY. sSitc; July. 47iac. OATS
No = cash &Oi-c; MAY. <2tsc. No white. 42is fzsc-
Toledo. FEB. 2.-CLOvERsEED cIosed-Cash ami reb--
rue-y. g 30. Aercn. 8 April s. 20. prime 10.
s. 40 prins timothy. s. S7s-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb a-Closing- wIiEAT-spot nominal:
futures quiet March 6s "A May Is 2sd July nominal
Sn-can mixed ola. firm at Is eva; futures quiet:
<,s !. ca. NAV 2esd. PEAS-Caradian steady al
e blsd FIoUR-st Louis fancy winter dul at S. 90.
yTy,S a. london CPacihc COAST firm at f6 I0s5ET
pFF,F, steady: India mess; 6ss Sd PORK easy;
rime mess Western o5s HAMS-saort cut IA 20 10 70.
90 81 a.s ca BACON quiet: Cumberland 80
~ a. short rib 10 "a 10. S5s: long clear mddes.
-, 10 "a ID 37s long clear middles. heavy IS
~ 40 10 s short clear backs 10 20 % ~ SIS Cd clear
ts,1tos 10 n. SEfOUTDEES-SquAT-. II 20 10
y. SuI al a2s LARD quiet prime Western, In srces.
&c American refined. In pals. 35s- BUTTER nominal
rrs-F~sr- oujet American finest white. Sis;
e1e-- colo-ed. 53s TAILOv-Prine city steady a.
al. Australian london firm at 2Is Cd TT-RPEN-
TINF-Spirits firm at AS RoSIN-corn1non arm at
PETROI.EI-M-Redned firm AZ Ind. LIN
SEED on. quiet at 1T- ID COTToSSEED Orr,-fIuli
-eNred spot steady AZ 1ss 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

'oTTDN-Of sll the sensational DAYS this when
cotton was soaring there breathlessly eK-
cited ana sensational Yesterday when cotton broke
rom llO - lb points, and ln about twenty minutes re-
covered nearly points ~ the Joss The day showed
elements OF THE very beg mining the
carly trading there ruruor that certain large
responsible break about half cent which,
however, had been practically result q
continued support ly Orleans bul leaders the
trade heard tL2t ~ Suy. the local bull leader. having
Naoston. When this report became known the market
IN tnnkling formed perfect bedRm Of
pushing Eesticilarng appeared
% De % sell cotton ana had Of them
- the southern bun leader they began trying get back
their contracts bidding te market almost rapidly
49, they had solo 81 down The market opened
llIe OF 10 points On tle Ol1. 10 advance
l0ql2 points the crop months the latter being
Affected ty covering ana reports % arbitrary buying
against sales Liverpool. declines
months were ln response % lover cables than expected
and following the calL Influenced by lhe
Liverpool less favorable reports the
gossip concerning the alleged private
20. the market easel on about half active
point - the morning hy continued strength spot
Of
leaders shortly after midday. however the break
- the Cay commenced. Brokers heard Suly
$3.50 the high point ~ flc morning. %
ffor ls3-c o. 1900 and july 17.42c % IG lie.
Lls hfnE net decline On tae positions o. Ilip
l.b points INSIDE q twenty minutes. however. lie
things changed sellers on the decline started
covering. with Nerslrleaus sending buIlisa
messages the market rallied points Part
- .A f'ttil vas lost later but the market I'm
A1 steady With the three active months points
Dp iilf TIE bottom. but with the old crop q
CINE az t'uei points while the 3 q points
over sales we're estimated 100000 bales equal 20
was as follows
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Yorz. February ?. 1904
Coffee Record breaking activity developed IN the
coffee market TO-DAY. sales reported footing W
lE- 80 hays SURPRISING day's transactions IN the
ri Tie activity accorri5 arei
decline u from 80 10 % rorts the greatest setback
reported inauguration q the present bun move
r1er market opened irregular advance o. 10
-.afr-s ferrsre Of points further
regularity turned weak and az The close was a. net
Of roirts decline did 70 re
he result Of ANYTHING a special tho
news arpearsE rather arise from local speculative
-rei 1era ions Receipts reported Tor the day were
Moderate rather than heavy, and TIRE estinated no
r month February. compiled ny karEe, hrische
a CO. Indicated receipts only $1,000 bags, against
.,.Gn haas however. continued
selling iy importers. HaEre turned weaker
toward that spite of fair demand from
scattering prices worked Downward gredually az
ret and then rapidly rs stop loss orders were
rearled selling also swollen 70 some extent
arars Cotton Exchange people VINO
forced sell their coffee order finance their
holdings the bad break On that market
continue 70 report fair demand Tor the
actual ana prices Tor delivery steaey On
-1e basis Of y fGc Tor Rio No T.
The range ~ contract prices in the local market to-day
UNA ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 2.-CATTIE-Receipts 80 900 head; mar
ket steady good 20 prime steers 81 70s5 as
poor medium s4aS4 50; sockers and feeders 2Q
COWS 81 2gs3 90 heifers s2qs4 30 5oqs2 40
bulls. ST9S4 TO- calves. SO 50Qs7 90 HOGS-Rscelpts
% 900 head morrow 5000 MIXED and butchers 81 50
1884 light 800 IS: sales 75Gss 90
SIIEE-Receipts head sheep and lambs good
wethers s4lss fair 10 choice mixed 50 ESQ
81: native lambs S4Qs5 81
Cincinnati Feb HOGS active. higher, Sc 5oGSS 10.
CATTLE steady, s21ss 90 SHEEP steady. 81 500 A.
LAMBS steady. 81 15Ess 6S
East Buffalo, Feb. a ATTLE-Receipts 625 head /:
steady heifers I5as4 sockers and feeders s. SOC
90 VEALS-Receipts head sc lower, 5OnSS 25
HoGs-Receipts: 3 400 head fairly active. strong 80
higher heavy %; mixed sass OLA Workers 81
IS pigs So roughs s4gs4 90 stays. s2qS3 So SHEEP
and iAMS-Receipts 10 head: firm lambs s5ls6 40;
vesrlngs So 25QS5 30 81 50434 ewes - %
50 5O sheep. mixed. 81 5OGSs so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb 2-Trading n wool has been fairly active
steady calls dealers The price has held Arm
ali grades The situation is regarded being
the favor than for many weeks Territory woods
active with sales estimated at between soooOcO
and 600 10 Pulled woods continue strong
For foreign the market Il hrn Current quotations
are summarized follows: ohio and Pennsylvania-XX
ana above. 840s&hc; X. 509slc; No I. s2g33c; No 2
unws-hed 23Q24c: blood. unwashed. 20
zee; $ blood unwashed. 25g2c; a BLOOD. unwashed
2Josc; fine washed dealne. S3q3oc, Michigan--x and
washed 2Ia22c: = blood unwashed. 25E25lee: blood
nySs sbes y5025l-c; = blood unwashed. 25G26c:
washed deiaine nominal Kentucky, Indiana etc.
T-eaeiEhtbs blood 2425c =. blood. 2iG25c braid 223
2sc Terrtory-Idaho. fine. 159Iec: heavy fine 13G14c
nna medium. 1eg1Tc; medium. IL g1sc Wyoming hne
heavy I3l4c: 6ne medium, 1910; medium
ISL e7ioc: Utah and Nevada. fine 1866 heavy hne
isT14c. me medium 1914 917c medium. 1920. Dakota
rne 15Gl6c; fine medium, 16tsdi'o; medium. i9s2oc
M,ntana-FIue choice 1890: fine medium choice, 1919
9oo: average 1SqIec: staple. i992Oc medium choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

lhe local market spot closed al 10
roins deine. the basis 1675c middnng upland
enc lac TT rdoing CUR No sales. Southern spot
se's ere te,ersned as follows; Mobile hm sc higher
NC sales bales quiet.
l1tsfs faies IL bales. Norfolk UNCHANGED at
lnEc- ssios 41z bales. Baltimore nominal. - points
te-r al y &c. - Louis steady a. higher lGiac.
,hef-loh hiil nnchanEed at l6c: Wilmington steady
&C iithT, ~ la"'lci Augusta nominal. "a lower at
lec sales "2 bales; New Orleans quiet and irregular
acc lower ar 10 j. lec. sales, 800 bales cd
points tom
ooo y f bales 20 last week ana II 9s
last wear ~ galveston hco 70 e0O0 against s33 las
week and 3eal last year: at Houston. 70 = ZOO
against 72s5 last week and s. zoe - year
Receipts Tire and interior points to-day co-
pared with tle day last week and Ia 81 vear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rsverpool Feb. 2 4 .. r--OOTToN-SPot IN limited
demand prices points higher American middling far
rniddling oo3d: ntddlinS. se6d; low mid
SifnS pod; good ordinary. SOD: ordinary sood The
Les 81 the day 30oo bales Of which BOO for
speclation and included 400 American Re
ssS,ts 600 bales including 400 American. Futures
oon,s5 lst closed American midciinR, z
Feb-,arv ed: February and March. s61d March and
Ao,ii s6d. April May, sGod; May and June and
1e and July July and August. I'D; August and
Ssptehsr September and October T4Sd: October
-,a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

coffee cahles-Ilio-Coffee market quiet 70 : RIO.
32d. receipts - days. "a 600 hays;
cleared the United States. 1000 bags stock 54 900
tags Sgltos-tfee market strong: good average san
- days.. laO0 bags stock 1907 OO
hars IIamnurr Coffee market opened &a1 pig higher.
Hayre-Coflee market opened steady,
ie0A higher. Il IN unchanged. at 3 m. Feb
Jul, declined franc others = franc, 30
. m ne-lnea !. l-an.. sales. llL un0 LaEa-
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORrLANDT sTREETs-
streets m: saS s
dwsntythrd street station. except where otherwise
'S5 A. NJ. FAST MAII.--Parl6r. Sleeping and Dining
SIS 4 NJ nf I IndiaS9P1lIs and ssevnr
smoking and Observation Cars. Cincinnati. Indian
4 L0P PENN R'49s SaI L1mrrED-puman
Cars. Fo eRsas c saa sd Sad
iss p, NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
naisvls Via Cincinnati and Lo9sye'. IN
ass P; M CHICAGO LIMITED. Pullman slesp,ns
snnokins; and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
s,s p NJ ST, IouI s'nE ExSpREss-For Pf,s,surs
Car. For Gary. W Va Cvia Shenandoah Valley
SIS :; N. WESTERN ExPREss-zT0r Chicago For
s f fRc faiiSFf spR RisPs F For rtours
sSdas 9sS Route obnS o ss ND
SIS z; NJ. CLEVELAND AND cINcINNATr Ex S
ass p. N. PTTTsBURG sPEc1AI--Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I5S % 20 Is 80 10 Desbros,es and Cortandt Streets
10 20. '10o5 a .1255 10 Oesorosses and Sort 51
Parior and Dining cSSs q o. s. ABS Cesbrosses
s DS SDFsa9d % g 10 80, 90: y e Fs
oasl limited all ParG Ia ae5 PRn< s Gees s
soGP e m k r. IL PsfHS 1ass SIS as
12.10 night daily. "SOuthern's Pain Limited. ~
Atlantic COAST I.INE.-EIpress % a m and .
,. m daily. New York and Florida Special" no
p. m. weekdays.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAIrswAY-Erpre-.. II So p m:
and 121 night daily. "Seabosrd FLORIDA Lin'itso'
NORFOLK RiS p AID ' WESTERN RAIDwAr.-For Memphis
and New-Orleans. 8 % m daily.
CHESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILwAY.-7-oc - m week
r6 SRy OLD sDd Po + GoM hs and
ATLANTIC CTTY.-e55 a m. and ASS D, weekdays
ss9 car rs ana g.n sEGu eas oS 1
or smoking Car ParlOr Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPF, MAY-1255 D. weekdays
LONG BRANCH ASBUsY PARK dn;srisksn sTndsysS.
third Station. s55 a. l. %. rs. 455 p M
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays. 10 Q Is g. m
Ga M II so 8 20. $40 D m. and I2i5 night week
days Sundays. 1215 Gas a m. 500 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA
co., 725 .755 s25 $50. ee5 q55 ST Louis Limited
CDesbrosses Corandt Streets. 10 Do 80 IS
CPsnna Iimtsd) '1O-55 1155 s1255. -1-55. 2 10
Cortlandt Streets 2 30 % .. 355.
ABS C-46S Cnieazo Limited sor North Phil
Philadelphia Ony), p m u 10 night weekdays sun
DAYS eos - So SIS % Is ls955 ST. Louis LImltedl.
e55 (.1O25 Lnited). '1O55 a. '1256 sl55.
IS % ass. = Is 40 Chicago Limited for North Phil
North philadelphia only D. m. l&1O night
-Dinins car
Fifth Avenue CoeIow I'D stu Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.: House. and stations named above:
Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The Nev-York
Transfer Company will call and baggage
hotels and residences through % destination
Telephone s3 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY JR WOOD.
General Manager. PasSr Traffic Manager.
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine quiet but about
steady. Rosn Is firm and unchanged Tar ruled steady
We quote:
sPfRITs TURPENTINE-on and rnacain. bill. GAO
64hc.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 7oGs2 so; oil bbls. t4Io
ROSIN-CommOn to good strained, 81 95ES3: n Sc; r
IS 10: G., SO %; n 81 25lS3 80: So 459$3 So K 81
81. 81 80; n, 81 so; W q. IS: W ". IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

10 ss5c No IL Soc 10 r. Tse; No ID. 1oc Nos u
and l5. 365c. No ID. 36Oc. Raw is steady. but
quiet and unchanged CentrifIga 90 test is quoted at
S-lec muscovaco 50 test. i31ec. and nolasses s-
gar. ~ test. 29~lgc. The London beet market
was lad lower. February quoted az IS sac and