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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

~ Chamherlin, johnson & Du Bose Company Atlanta.
.9lood"orth cloaks and suits. 3s5 Broadway
" II Colvig, Wheeling W. Va; millinery Navarro
Nuler Brothers. Company salt Lake City; J. G
utter, nannels. clothing furnishing goods hosiery
Knit underwear and notions Herald Square
goods. Herald Square. -e
E. W, Edwards & Sons. Syracuse: c. cuatt dress
goods silks and velvets Albert 49,
= Marshall Field Co. Chicago: W. E Clark up
IoLstety sooos furniture pictures and frames; e A
Sr T,II, nna q 20 log Worthrst. Navarro
Victoria " - 7' III sOO1S'
"a Goldenberg, Baltimore; II Greenebaun. notions.
sancy goods, etc. Grand
Hale Brothers. San Francisco Cal: Mrs S c Harsh
berger, mi linery. No. 3s5 Broadway. WELLINGTON
A Hamburger Sons Los Angeles. Cal; H NJ
J1erial. "
HilIman's. Chicago; p Herman millinery No. ass
Kaufman & Co. Hammond Tnd:C Kaufman. cloth
ing and furnishing goods Victoria
heely Company. Atlanta Ga: II. 7. Croft,
- " --S ~
Brothers Altoona Pena: I Kline rnilline, and
housefurnishiag goods No "a Grand-st-. ST. Denis
Furnishing goods. Navarro
Marks. Rothenberg & Co. Meridian: Miss I. Rothen-
berg drygooas and Arner, clothing. No. so
Hoffman
Marks Carson. Rochester " Y; J. s. Marks woolIen
piece goods Victoria.
Rosenberg Brothers Arorson Rochester J. Rosenberr
Noonen piece goods. Victoria
Shwartz & Isaacs Company. New-Orleans; Miss L.
Hewitt. millinery. No. z3 Leonard-st.
Stein Goldstein Cleveland. Z. A oidsten. drygoods
notions and furnishing goods Herald Square.
ne Emporium, san Fran-.sco: u. O'Shapghnessy No
los Ncrrh-sf-. York
Younker Brothers Des Moines. Iowa; I Younker.
sloaks suits furs and shaWls, No 81 Frankin-sJ
N. Goleenberg. Baltimore: Il Greenebaurn 5ewelry
Grand -''
May Company. Cleveland: H. II Edgecomb. mems ana
chilcren's hats and caps. No. 7o4 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
NO "BEEFSTEAK" IN THAT PooLRooM
Detective Tried Password Week Too Late
--COmpsny's Inspectors May Have Trouble.

The majority OF poolroom owners yesterday de-
cided that they would not be able to keep open
shop" much longer unless the telegraph connpsny,
which furnished them with race news service per-
United them to operate several telephone rooms
with each telegraph room. a poolroom operator
said yesterday:
have not seen any one Of the ten tnspectors ~
toorooms which the telegraph company is said TO
have employed 10 see that we do not break orr
contracts. don't think there are auv such in
spectors II they are in existence they will aud II
q cltlcult undertaking 10 get the rooms We
are hot Ietilng any person beyond the outer doors
unless we know he can be trusted. Each week
tel me man at the door before they can get in
sometinaes the password S changed two or three
,oeefFteak' Somehow policeman In plain clothes
learned OF the password and thought he would sur
prise me yesterday. When he passed me at the
door he whispered in nay ear 'Beefsteak' and I re-
pied We had none 10 sell him. as he was Just one
week late. ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee Is a. follows:

COTTON-To-days cotton market ruled generally quiet.
trading Of local character while fuctuA-
among and attempt nothing serious
being than 10 point scalps. notNtttstand
Ing the encouragement TO more serious bull specg-
latlon that would contained IN the smaller re
ceipts continued advices from Southern spot
markets. The market opened firm advance OF u
to points following better Liverpool cables K
at ports and Interior points This phass
OF seemed responsible for considerable
been the recently, the advance attracted
heavy Liquidation and the active months mad been
depressed TO net gain Of TO points with March
quoted 5Sc. May l3S0c and July NJ 10 soc. At
this level seemed think decline had
for he time being and started reducing the
long lines and socn prices were moving upward again.
reaching before mi tday level about the best
session. when March sold at 13T4c May at 1890
and July l4.02c. being gains
carrying prices about the previous point
lowing this the market :aied partially by the buIish
showed considerable steadnsss particularly Just before
close when trading became active and the
market acted firm On buying that appeared 10 be for
New-Oreans and philadelphia account The market
finally steady about tile prices January
points. and the other months from II 81 points
higher. Sales estimated at 800 900 bags. a
factor midday reuction less encouraging
news this Offset by the outlook
Tor continued Light receipts. Superintendent Kings
against 2272eo last YEAR overland mills
Canada 2T4 against 42l54 last year; mill
a stock interior Il 246 against 1s 2B2 last
wear: brought sight for the week 263 $3.50 against
go "a bales against 4ss 422 last year ovsrand 70
mills and Canada 45T.OS3 against s45 s97 last year:
Southern mill tokings estimated e52 coo against e2s 5oi
400 sci against 400 1919 last year: brought into sgb
thus far 1902 45s against 4s311s year
The totsI cop ovsJnt is for 1877 days this season
Tho range contract prices IN thu local to-day
wa follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

10 tS quick Moderate supplies IN give tone
Ine market Quotations follow: Domestic orduary
Jar 70 god SS.44sei prime choice Az f5c;
trIo' oAgoac; Patna, 5& % 4c; Japan foreign nom
bond. ~ g2s.c. ' S'''o' ANs'0a N
OWN Lhteined sugar is duh uncertain
70 large supplies In hands OF refners and small
ner css OF the country Prices quoted are net, less
cSnt Ior cash days: loaf and crushed s. f5c
oooc mould A. Soc: cubes. 4Toc; xxx
poyders1s souc: powdered powdered fruit
EeEeo, 4o3c Eagle confectionery grauulat.d Tpc
ana extra fine gTanulated,
FaSS 10 Bags and n bags OF fine graduated 6oc
ms granulatsd standard graduated and diamond
me- con ectfoners' A. 430c: I, 8 L
a,loc: 70 o. 4lOc No @, 4.O5c; No 4c; No
S2Sc: 10 y $500; No 10. S.S5c: II assoc; No II
EaSe MO Is zoe Nos IA and 10 s5c. No ie ssoc
by W,I summary OF the statistical position made up
an, tI!et * Gray. shows stocks in United States
Iast together Of 1SI947 tons. 3os
ror,s tols from last year Receipts tho principal
OF Cuoa l2oC0 tons exports 1880; stock 90 900
80 akalnst "a s5 tons last year Stock In Europe g.
TONS eFsinst 29O 674 year Total stock
Europe and America 1891 947 against ass ee2
rs 4st year at the same dates S512595
~ at tns even date of January 1903 The increase
l56O25 tons. against increase or go
iaSt week and decrease Of 1928
sidnDors reports no shipments OF or refined
~ ChIed states London beet IS unchanged with
a. ana FEBRUARY at IS lad The New-York mar
LOT raw sugar Is inactive. without tn
DeS ana refners holding Prices noni-
ofcnanged with centrifugal e6 3ssc; rnusco-
"1'' o. 'est' 2sc. and moasSes sugar. So test 2ac
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END OF NOTED GAMBLER.
Je19 EIoped Nth Bankers Wife and
Changed His Name.
EBr rzrsoRArH TO THE rnrpuSz.l

Sioux City. Iowa, Jan. I5.-W. K Shaw, re-
formed gambler. rated at from 100000 to $780,
oOe died to-day IN Texas, where he had been for
his health. Now that he is dead, it has become
known that his real name was Shew, and that
re was Connecticut Jew. About ten years ago
he owned manufacturing plant hotel and a
retail business at Norwich, Conn. Then his wife
died, and he and e Mrs. William Roath came
West, Mrs. Roath deserving her husband, a
banker. Of Norwich.
Roath followed the pair, AID at Sioux Falls
had them arrested and began prosecutions on
various charges. but dropped the actions Mrs
Roath secured a divorce, and Shew married her
after changing his name TO Shaw
lie became noted gambler in this part OF the
country. After two years FL Sioux Falls he
came here. and anassed not far from $500 600
he lost fortune running a gambling house
at Hot Springs, Ark. bIlt recovered it here
he gave up gambling when the daughters Of
the couple. one being Shaw's child and the other
Mrs. Shaw's by her first husband, who were
educated In the East, were ready 10 come home
Re went into the real estate business then and
usde another fortune.
He was only ffty-three years old when he
died. broken down by hard work. He never
drank and never gambled personally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork January. 10 ly04-
COFFEE-There a partial let in specu-
lative demand coffee market to-day ana
ContTasted with recent averages
Still the market during good part the session showed
considerable hrmness IL opened points hgheF soon
advanced bulish from the French MARKET and
for time ruled firm around level about bglO points
higher Then just before the close. there was some
liquidation and trading by leading street people hat IN
important demand. impaired easier tone
TO matters market closed steady but net IN
changed except October which was points
lower Sales reported Of $1,000 bales The
initial the early hrmness appese 10 be In
sympathy with Havre where the market closed al an al
3. while Hamburg unchanged The
higher quotations forwarded Havre were accom-
panied private advises stating that speculation a-
peared spreading out with the sentiment bullsh
Otherwise tho without especial feature Both
primary higher Rio by 80 and Santos
by 100 reis and the primary receipts continue light With
being proportion with recent ngures There
concerning the character OF santos
cepts Of was received concern
growing crop that made public. although i
limited that some private parties had advces OF
bullish character. The spot market quiet with
quotations the basis OF FAC for Rio No Z.
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
as follows:
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Public Notice.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OBJ
OUGH or MANHATTAN. No $50 BROADWAY.
STEWART BUILDING, January s, 1904
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE-
~ oured by the Greater New York Charter. that the
hooks called Annual Record OF the Assessed Naua
den OF Real Personal Estate OF the Burroughs o.
Snnprispg The city OF New York. Will be for
rinaon and correction the second Monday OF Janu
sry and Will remain open until the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL. 1904. -, -, - -. =. S,,. A.,
s,ectfon application be made by person or cor
orston claiming asgrieyed by ths assessed valua
on OF personal estate to have ths same cor
"a. Borough OF Manhattan. Office OF
rlepartnsnt Taxes and Assessments No $50 Broad
~ the Borough Of Bronx the once OF the De-
,ap,ent Municipal Building One Hundred and Seventy
ssvsnth street and Third avenue.
In the OF Brooklyn. at tbs ONCE Of tina Depart
usnt Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens at tbs Office OF ths Depart
ucnt Hackett Building Jackson and Fifth street.
In ths Borough of Richmond. tina otics ot De-
partnnent. Masonic Building. Stapleton.
ouly In the Office in ths Borough Of Manhattan
relation the assessed valuation Of
sorsl estate made by the assessed the
the Department in the Borough where such
business City OF New York. at the ONCE OF the
PREPAYMENT Borough where such place OF business
Is hours OF 10 a and ..
cspt Saturday. when all applications must De made
FRANK A oDoNNEL
JAMES 3. BoUCK,
JOHN J. BRADY.
EDWARD TODD.
SAMUEL STRASBOURGER,
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
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OTHER MARKETsLBY TELEGRAPH.

chicago, Jan. I5-CATTLE-RecsIpts. 900 head;
steady: good prime steers IS 1ogs3 75 to
"a T5 stockars and feeders s2S4
ana hsifers 81 ooQs4 so; 81 5gs2 90 bulls 81 IS
asa: calves $3.50 IS. HOGs-Rscetpts to-day. 30 600
head; 2neeo; market closed hrm mixsd and
T5dS5: choice heavy. 81 eSfyS O5:
rough heavy 81 sos4 S5 light 81 50es4 sO bulk OF sales
"a T01fs4 60 SHEEP-Recepts 1900 head; market slow
steady wetsrs 81 25S4 fair choice
mixed s33$4: native lambs. s4 scGS6 rs.
Cincinnati. 15.-HoGS active. Sc 509S5 20 CAT
TIE dull lower S2QS4 SHEEP strong s. 256 50 s.
LAMBS strong. 81 5odS6 so
East Buffalo. Jan I5.-CATTLE-Receipts AS head;
moderate steady. VEAIS-Receiprs. head
sc lower s6QsT 10 HOGs-Receipts. II loo head:
Nv active 510c lower: heavy 1895 20 mixed IOc
SIS l5 Workers, IS o5Gs9 TO- pigs 81 sogsa 90 roughs
81 20flS4 40: stays. s36s3 so SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1900 head sheep steady lambs duh 10g2oc
lower: lambs $685. s.. few s. 10 yearrgs $685. IS
as go
Kansas City. jan I6-CATTIE-R 900 head
including Southsrns; steady lower:
port and dressed beef 81 5S s0 fair to good
75lS4 fed S3 50Q>4 40 stockers
feeders weak S39St 2O southern Toe lower
lower. s2s3 60; native heters So 5es3 Io bulls 81 $50
So calves 81 1864 HoGs-Rsceipss. 1000 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

London. losing
5s FOR the day WIN spot and futures closing at 32 l5
dosaiy tin declined slightly In sympathy closing az
London declining about % "a f57 lis Cd spot
hha 49, s % 5qT ) eepst
ana casting I'm at II 9g ''f , S b aeenGa les "a
l50a4 65c. sPELTER-speter declined Is Cd to t2l
5,o5c. IRoN-iron closed at Ies % in glasgow and at
1omia5I lSaadFy N3.5sTR i5sise
and 6gndg s6q1h e eft at IS
.ss6J Ss ss. h T, 8I9. .. a saots Stocks
light Quotations folloy; IA s sen
srlms 22@27c Sew.orieans opsn kettle s15S7e
al fair i6slso good l'@210;
oCEAN FREIaHIs Trading IN sail ton1sE. was PrIn-
tic being dull hroughop Orders FOR tonnage we're
oS IN rates. easy but aans and
hnt%er 5sni Ga.SoS and Hull as
nal IS 1tsI cotton 10 repoo psr I6 ~ 12o
aon q ns1nts , s9s 2as
e5r9sry German steamer o2 tons cotton etc
as nc 40 oas Galveston to cette
70 Rr Fate ss
i3Is tons 1ute etc calcutta to New oTk 81 January
n ANA pnes 5s 9 eman seamsT sG
i2oi tons sugar north side Cuba TO NsE-Yo; or Phia
tons west india trade round trip private
GGWesP India eas trals or months is75 deii1ery
s99 en. nd two 2e on
Daqu to philadelphia Baltimore two trips private
Reading to Havana 81 90: British bark bel tons Timber
Xyes s. so or Ro.sTo $40 56 BPS bark COS TONS
cedar mahogany south side Cuba NewYor IS 50i
schooner 75s tons COAL Philadelphia TO Havana 81 4O
schooner. lii tons ties Savannah to Baltimore 14o;
81 90 Boston. 81 10 Portland S.
charter: schooner 800 lumber and ties. Charleston
New-York lump loaded and discharged schooner
s2l tons ties wilmington n c, New-yoFk i5c; two
Boston private schooner $40 coal Norfolk
70 Jacksonville e0c schooner 358 piling Norfolk
to New-York $40 net; schooner. 6S tons COAL Port
Reading to Boston. soc.
spot. Refined petroleum is In good demand resent
prices. Linseed oil Is quiet. we quote: PETROLEUM
standard white bills 50 TO- bulk SO 90 Philadelph!a
bbs 50 o5; bulk. So Is: refined cases Ne-York SIi 90
test si TO- bulk So 90: Philadelphia, bbls 05 bulk
white cases New-York Sf4 so. and phila-
deIphia. sl4 rs. CoTToNSEED OII1-Frime crude. b
mills SOc prime summer yellow. BIC; yellow
S2c nominal LiNSEED OIL-AmeTican seed, city raw
sT(S3sc; out OF town raw So43Ic; Calcutta ESQ.,
PRoVIsIoNs-Ths provision market opened lower but
patty with uDturu in grain and support by
packers Western receipts amounted 70 900 including
30 O0o Chicago LOCO at Kansas City and $4,000 at
PoRKFFs,i 3. sSstsd; Mess ss as9$ls; fam.
Ness ssa$o; family, s1og$Il: packet sesslo; extra
SEQ 5oasa2 bREssED HoGs-Duil; quoted: Bscons.
6xc: $50 10 e&c i6o 10 Tc i49 N. 7sc: pigs 7SfT%c
cur MEATsPioked bellies Gull Quoted: 10 ~ 7ss; i9
siic Picked hams duii; quoted sssIoae TALLow
T2oc City lard firm: quoted 6tsc. Refined lard hrmi
quoted: South America S25c: Continent 25ci Brazil
kegs. use Compound hrn; quoted saasae srEAR-
RtcEErhs market p1sws stssansss sltAsuyn ssnAna
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prices In thu local market to-day

Ts ocai market for spot cotton closed steady IN
.ha-cet on the 70 SOC for middling upland
81 ~ ~ Kidding Sales s25 bales including
5 10 spinnes ana deliveries contract Southern
go markets were teiegTephed follows: Savannah
stesdy nni unchanged az - 71ec Gales 20 bales No
tSte r,1 ana UNCHANGED I3kc; sales 500 bales. vii
~ sTi snf unchanged isise'
ans nocbaHged az sHc; sales s25 bales Baltimore
60 coLaSrsa az 10 75c Louis and unchanged
~ isitc Se-orIeans rrn and S1sc higher at Is 9ec
ssirs 600 haiss Galveston steady and sc higher
IL 7-ieo: sales lob bales Aus;a easy ana unchanged
a. .sfes 4110 o.lss Receipts at leading points
To- to.norrow: At New-orleans, 5000 70 1000 bales
IN as IL week list Galveston
so 20 roo haes against 10 no last week ana 10 OF
Houston $50 70 SFoo oAleA against $40
last week and 731 lest year
WITH ths totals OF previous and OF this
pvsstrf las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
FLYNN NEW ToMss WARDEN.

William Flynn was yesterday appointed warden
OF the Tombs Prison TO succeed Warden John Van
De Carr by Corrections Commissioner Lantry Flynn
las been night warden at the Tornbs Thomas Nc
Aanus was appointed deputy warden. He has been
heaGkeeper OF the penitentiary under Warden John
= taIlon McManus viii be succeeded by John 7
Autthas who once was deputy warden at the peni-
tertary but who resigned after some difcultv with
Warden FslIon. ~ N-NS VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

FLOUR AND MEAI,-wlthout further change the mar
4P a' pa a15g aft ssS GR winter
5 Sssi Extra %H NE R % s. S S}5 g. 81 sz sRs
T = T'afs 81 Red gSs 'Ss2 e I6 sF.Ss R9R
FLoTR que Quoted: Fair to sood S. SSS5 3o choice
5s 5i: = sSss :sa:s g q
FEE FEED ~ h Ga aosd ns ~ p0 SO g.
SIT SS 70 in Zoo n SACKS 81 sFns d. so hom
cheP s2 bulk and sS % in SACKS Oh ass oS nse.
in to-day leaving anal prices nc above a the pre-
E n W a1S Of X. 1P the Chicago
Wef s wa; Of not e6a Ss o sashen
spoke Of continued bad weather with , i1egss
tendency much the same as on 0a9,
done IN the export Inc loads covering business
on this account English markets closed about sd net
lower evidently taking e HSt 3s OF 6b sns hand Ws
$3.50 points higher or domestic news there was
ra fvnrabie than the trade had been inclined
believe An interesting estimate Of the statistical pos
BY local bulls figured on! that hat on ab6 6@s
bush Of S hea and n n0T Ws to ad at By
aS Ie Dsc her an at 7oe 22s 600 bush when
So 0o6 200 hs nave been. exported SO far excluding
Manitoba wheat 9 c3 s Of VIII 00 0os
bly, 100000 bush OF pSor grade %heIt I ovSed fr
A9wing IIn ~ ny Is 25e eco bush would At
export y, "a woS aroed M pic elevator and
a 5s 'oSS SG saoat t' No northern DuIu.h 995;c
the developed good deal OF strength aGs pc
sSvsnce in New-York from support at the west
credited the big wheat bull the market eht ooeriPpgI
of cash property slight increase in receipts over lse
wear was about offset fairly large cleaTshss te
export trade included loads here ana - oaas
No closed at 54zc. eleFator, sI!c
at 63G53&c. ahoat No Whifs at SS 5a9 aho o,bs
y' 49," ats were arm and higher at the West and
on mixed her. with sales OF I2s 900 bush, No cats
closed al 43lsc No g. 42l.c: No white 4o1s049c ~
white 45G46c: track white. 4494sc; standard Shte'
45iLc RYE-Market steady. No Western fsSo'
normal o afoat stnte and Jersey rye; beq2sso'
paRT Market firm. Feeding was quoted ~ sc
sA Wv YorS and mating at 6Od60c. Q Buffalo
wheat including hour exports for ne Week ehasu
9i SI5 bush against $50 bush last week and
last year From july 49,
to date they aggregate ga pa bush aEaIn:t
exports for the week HsSt
or 4e9 brsb against 1249 $50 bush last week ana
aot Se hush year From July lHVS 20 t uaJs
49,. eFxregate 30 SCI SIS bush. against lSs4OSo ous
last
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENrY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEs5RossEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS.
ty The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets Ia five minutes later than that given below
Twenty third Street Station. where otherwise
noted.
T.55 A. NJ. FAST MAIL-PsrIOr. Sleeping. and Dining
s.S Tr CeSaso. Indanap9lls and tgisy' s,.,,nx
smoking, and Observation Cara Cfncinnati. IndanaE
los 4. n: FESSsYLvANIA 1IMIrED1PuEman
nsni ea,5 FSE SacsgO cayeIaad Tql ls ana Rss0lt
For NasRvils VIA cacnnsti and and LousvIs5 Indiaaap
$50 p NJ ca Iis L RhMaFE aaF Pullman Sleeping
Snn9k!ng and Observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo.
6.55 P. II. ST. Lou T ExpREss-For pi,tsburs Gin
elnnau Indianapolis. Louisville ST. Louis Dining Car
555 p H. wr a Sff2fP2ss vfsy cS Gess For
7.s5 p: NJ PSciFTc Ez PRES PttsOurs
Valley Route cOanects for csVeland except
s.SS T; NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
PREss-For Pitstburs. Cleveland Cincinnati Indian
o-5o p. N. PITTsBURa sPEcIAL-Daiy FOR Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T55 Is 1910 Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
andt streets c aS sSdeSal1Li
ana CoTtlandt Streets, 5I0) s25 p Es II 10 night
siona Limited an 10 P az o. and bnins &c Gars
AS. ass Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets. DID,
sqgTE 5SS y lss' iG.a
A4STe 6s COAST E!H York sRG 6aaa p i?9
m. Week dRvs
sEA5oARP Ar LINE RAILwAID4Pcs pres AIS n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--FOr Memphis
CaEsAPEAKh & OHIO = RAIN AY-r55 {. m week
days and ass p N. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOREOLK.-T.5 a m
weekdays and $. q .. m daily.
ATLANTIC CIrf.-e-55 a m. and EOS p. m wsek-days
sundays T.55 a m Through Nestouled Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking Car ParOr Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches on Sundays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Unterlaken sundaysD.
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third Street Staton) S. So 1925. 3s 40 p m
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays. II TO- S23 a m
goo q. 1880. $40. $40 and 1215 night week
days. Sundays u IS. O. IS a. m. loo .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Cos '75j SIS. - as Louis Limited
1910 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 1920 80 =
Cenna Limited, '1055. 155 -12 50 81 2 L
25 "425 '455 CAS- Chicago LlTited for North Phil
adelphia ony). .555. 655 80 So 95 o. 81 for Nortt
DAYS sos .755. Sos Is 80 50 ST. Louis Lmite:l
400. - - 90 %. Chicago Limited for North Phil
adeIphia on) '455 1855. T55. SIS g. Is 55 for Nort
philadelphia only p. m, i2l0 night
@Diling Car.
Ticket Offices Nos, 4s1 2s1 Broadway; IS
below 23d St) 263 Fifth Avenue (corne
29th ST.; Aston House and stations named above
Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New Yorl
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone '5+S Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cal
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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Total receipts since September d.........5.64042
receipts to same date last
Exports for the $50. 2G9
Exports week l74,37T
Total exports since September INSTRUMENTATION
Total year..........-.S.sS6.S2
Stock United States ports............ SI4.SS2
year '- 49, 49,. .'......-.......IO ORG. ass
Stock at all interior towns 462569
Stock ali Interior towns same time year. 4T6,
Stock Liverpool time 61s.ooo
tine last -. -. '-...:...-...-.... 24a 600
The receipts OF cotton all
mn "a n "a GcrtG rrker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

Coffee cables: Rio--Conee market firm: No Rio
6S52 exchange I2sd receipts 5000 bags; cleared for
the United States 1900 bags; stock 631. 900 bags
Santos-Coffee market Arm good average Santos $780,
receipts 5000 stock. 600 bags. Hamburg
Cohee market opened !. pig lower; 2:SO
unchanged: 30 900 bags. HeyTe-Cohee market
opened firm, 4 franc higher; at II m UNCHANGED. az
II steady advanced ! franc; at $50 advanced
!. franc tots sal bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

Cotton E1ehangs special LavsTPool ca6lssIspot eoison
no-t 500. American 6oo0 receipts 1000: American.
fooo. niadiing upland 1904; futures opened Grm
ohsn9aS 10 point higher closed quiet Ss a points
higher january. I24g7 25d; JsnusTySFeeruar ga;
FeSruArv-Aarch 22d March-April 1915 Aprti-May.
7isg7 pod: Msy-June 1857 1od: IuneJuy 1lsd: July
August T.I3d kugust-seotsmber 6.e2d. Manchesier-
Ysrns nrrner cloths quiet.
Comparative cotton statement FOR this week ending
Net receipt. a, ali United States ports during - 40.
Net receints 81 sn United States ports week 49, -
LAT rear s.-ss.ss's <S'A'S