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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york- January 9. 1904.

CCFFEE-Ye serday's coffee market fairly active.
nut more irregular Il opened steady al de-
cline l0Q15 points recovered nearly al the loss then
br1ke hour, and finally steady ne0 10 10
81 nolnts lower sales reported about 600
49, The decline liquidation =
mater OF svnDathy. with lower European markets.
While stend succeeding thts the result Of
among smaller longs 70 buy declines and
there certainly fair demand n the market that
seemed scattering The late break
was would seem, nothing less than Wall
etreet realizing may that the news. which.
however would hardly have bearsh influence coffee.
promoted liquidation among traders in stocks ana
cotton may have considered they better
Of market until affairs become more settled News
from primary sources continued rather bulhsh with
Rio higher and Santos unchanged, while Bra
lillian receipts continued moderate OF the European
markets Eavre = 70 ] lower. and Hamburg
declined ! IN francs while Il also stated that
selling here European early,
which probably be profit taking by small European
longs Here people who sold yesterday good buy
during the early session. one OF the brands OF
package coffee advanced half a pound. TIE
market hrIa- with quotations the basis Of
Use for RIO No =
The range prices IN the local market
day as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

Cotton special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
seaingi sales 1000 bales; speculation ana export,
49, american COCO: receipts 1000 middling upland,
- futures opened STEADY. ls 20 points higher; closed
49, STEADY, ShGls points higher. January. 7.Old;
as9sEy February. 7470Id; FebrgaTy-Mareh "a. March
sheJuy. esd: Ju!y-AuguEt Sd August-septeIlber,
r..e AaEchester-TR-ns and cloths oenoralized.
Ait.e doing
fl9l z AND AEALl-The sensational advance IN wheat
~ Ne var led mills IN 10 tack another
Va elFanoe 10 their price list. but buyers were
", prepared 70 te advances recently asked, there
naturally drop th9 amount q business done on
49, 20, winter patents 81 2olS4 80; spring clears,
S+,seS s5 EXTRA 40 winter. So e59SS IS; extra No
EsS g z8Ss 20; red eoGl sZ34s2i. p arrive Buck
Eyrs-A1 ESDcf.-MaIket I'm: quoted at 81 224s2 ~
sLyLR-Flrm. Quoted Fair good. 80 30sfSS 40;
Rf 70 fancy - 45lS3 10. CO2SAiIcAI-Etrm- Quoted;
r-sse e 300 g. brand BA GAFsAL firm Quot
white and yellow, 81 5O2Ss1 50. coarse, sl9sl 0o
81 ~ - z, S21ge2o %; spriEg bran, nldGling $50 Boa
u l ~ n sacks standard 90 $40 -; honiny chop
On ~. w. ~ sacks; oineal. SO.
rhs.s t5AAI-Nar rlrnors left their mark on al
ets q Vie country yesterday. starting
u shorts that has exceeded anything here
f - en si-sIassng the activity or last Saturday
esn plees 10 the highest point OF the Heason n
tzyes SsiaT wheat IN NewYoTlg, No red N elevator
W. ,al az that figure. the close everything
saN VA ss Sp'uRa ne highest point Of tho day on
escasd 80 francisco that had actually been
10 3ch q the earlier streI1gth the market
- FUSED on me remarkable strength OF cables
sre % = F7-lCc !n conEols. these factors giving
WEE 70 Tie runlors ~ break in the relations
IN ths eA END Russia, which had been ia circulation
~ rs :, ~ ftert Our market opened 1ko higher on
WAC ioT Asy. and at the close had advanced
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentins higher as a
result or better market at the South Some hodars
were asking a higher price than soc for rnaohinss
Iosin Is steady and fairly active Tar STEADY
We quote: - - ''
6O1sc. 1852 wv
TAR-Pne bbls 90 TO: of bbls ss7o
=. R0sIN-Common 70 good strained :? 60: D. 1850
{2sS; r. tas99c s5; s2fo; g. 81 Is; H. 81 %;
STOCKS ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bills i64I
Wilmington. Jan. 6.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm.
55c receipts, 3S casks. ROSIN firm. 81 Is; receipts
350 bbls. TAR nrm. 81 so: receipts. SO bbls CRUDE
TURPENTINE nrm 50 IS. SO so and 80 so; receipts.
% bbIs
Savannah. Jan s.-TURPENTINE firm, 57Hc: sales
100 bbls; receipts 90 bbls ROSIN frn receipts 1855
bbl:i sales !sa exports, 400 Quoted; 3 G. s:S:
k ssssi y 81 s5i n. 50 ISI v e, q 90; W w So 81
ROSIN steady; A, b. c. d. z. F. 80 49, @. 80 20: II,
So 25 % as; K So 7o M. 80 so; ~ 81 cot c. So Is;
London. Jan. s--TURPBNTINE, spirits. AS lid.
ROSIN-Amer strained, Is 41ad fine. lis Sd.
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The local market for spot quiet points
eS;:ne On the basis q 1890 fOr middng upland
loooc Tor n!d1ng Gull Southern markets tele
Easphec as fonowe: Wilmington steady unchanged at
Norfo-k Gun unchanged a. 1874 sales 1es bales.
9tnlTe nominal, . higher % 75c 81
STEADY &c higher at l3Ssc. Gales $50 Mobile
unchanged 15c. Savannah easy, unchanged a
,Sse; sales. BIB bales Charleston fTIn. nc lower
ga AuEusta higher l3Atc sales, bIT bales.
ew-leSfs quiet &c lower IT l3c sales. 1,l60 bales.
sunted receipts az leading points for tomorrow: Al
NeNTeans 8 900 10 10000 Daes. compared with . 400
af; and i Dol last year Galveston
against al last week and l2l41 year. Houston,
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day. COM
lsLea WIN Tie LaIle day LAT Msek and last year:
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Disc with subsequent On the curb NJ a1Isc
tnsIal ACTIVITY VeTging upon excitement times
fenced tracing operations throughout the entire In
al markets nluch nervousness appeared evil
dent from the demand around the
traders hSS home night antcfus f,ry
such decided change Far Eastern situatIor
during the day, and Armour was reported
good seeT Of May above SSc through brokers'
invariably wanted Drices
news Instead Of abating. expected continued 10
worse right the close Such matters as ex-
ports, the caiiy Increment and crop news little
view O: the Even Conservative
did believe would ACTUALLY de-
veop. Notwithstanding wildly sensational TTuors
the market Practically the only profession
ais. who sought the buges a quick turn The
advance prev eea huch business IN the export depart
nent sales being limited 70 10 loads. all exports
Ing English cables showed advance 4 G7sd.
those from Paris 25R45 points higher. Quotations
O. cash wheat, o afoat basis 3 follows; No
81 elevator and 92c aaoat; No ! Northern
Duluth 99sc. o b afoat CORN-The effect OF the war
news on corn was almost pronounced
business many weeks With one exception
there steady advance from nnsh attended
by large commission house trade the sctive
erlnS among shorts who had prepared
sible had TO the situation As in wheat Eng
sh markets decidedly firm. closing I'D net higher
but export wheat was limited foreigners
loads - oujports. A low the Northwest made il
appear that receipts might be near future
through the central belt For the day. however they
We're grace larger than last No al
62t2c. afoat; No 2 white. 5Sc and No 2 yellow
ZIG O b aioat. ali new. OATS-Sharing with other
markets the excitement occasioned by rumors
also made pronounced sharp advances and closed
very firm. marked increase noted in cash trade
mere sales reaching not less than $4,000 bush. No
white and standard white 44c; track white 43i 46c
RYE-Market steady No 2 Western. go nominal o h
ehoat: STATE and Jersey rye 56q5sc. BARLEY-nIarbet
steaay; ieedins was quoted az 45c, New York.
mating 4i1tGOc. 1 Z Buffalo
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
HAIL1oAo

STATIONS foot Of WEST rwENrY-rH1Rp STREET
AND DEsBkossES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
- Inc leaving time from De,brosses and Cortianat
street station where iss
eSieas adansp9Efi,s .s
s sIkns g. f1S n. OBSERVATION cars Cincinnati Indian
IOss 4: NJ PENNsY tiT1 L1,rrrEp.-pu,,r,,n
For Gsas and es2ssPS 4als
81 For r Ss M GH1cAe0 AND LOUIS EXPRESS
apos CHICAGO 81 snn b and Louisvile). Indian
so s3noL;, W CHICAGO LIMITED-PuIlu,an Sleeping
O and c1syeiand Dining Car. VT OD''~sO t0'ea0'
SaRA r5 dadl sa9 t sR.
sos r. NJ: WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago F0,
I55 p NJ P4cTFfc ExPRE RESI- Pittsburs To-
eo9h for 'e csve xa saoeP
s2 Sp Pc 3 NJ; cLEvELANp AND CINCINNATI Elk
spoIj Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. indian
s'55 r. " PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
,s sa's R % z fsS AND THE South,
I lSag s, IoS. l255 80 oT+
Parior and Dining Cars kAn1ssd all
s sa6 S1T s ssss'.s ss 80 d z S asa
bs6ross.. a ana and p stP.,s sas
soTTHERN RILwAx.-E1pres.. as AZ, .. n. IT, 10
ATlANTIG COAST LrNE--EzDrs.s. s2s a. m and . Is
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-E1pres.. II IS 2. m
NORFOLK AND 4 WEsTE,RN EA1LwAY.-FOr MsuDhi.
cffEAKS s'a' slid ? R "A failA M week.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoREoLK.-Z55 a m
,T wyeesk S9r and s.2c ? m daily
sundays. Io5 a Through Vestfbuled Trains Buffet
Farlor cars ani Standard Coaches weekdays Par
!r smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car STANDARD
Coaches ON Sundays
CAPE MAY.--125 50 D. m wsek-days
LoNd BRANCH ASBURY PARK QnterIaken Sundays,
ocean Grows and Point Pleasant (trom West Twenty
miro street Station), 30 p 25. Is 455 D.
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays u TO- rs a m
snd 500 p n From Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
days. Sundays I2.15 9.45 a m. 800 p. m.
FOR PHItADELPHII
iedo 10 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 10 2O
To- % tpenna Limited. JOBS. I1h5 a m 81 IS.
.s25s 355. rs. AN Ass C.4,55 Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only. IS S. 665 T65 g Is Is
Ceo0 FOR North philadelphia onIy) D. m. 1910 night
weekdays Sundays, 8.65. .7.55 s g. .s25 C.9 IS ST.
a m. .1255, .1.56 's.25. aus. '425 1.4S5 chicago
Limited FOR North Philadelphia only S. .555 S.
night ~ = $3.50 ---'
Ticket Offices 4s1 1854 11s and 2s1 Broadway: 1sa
ZSth ST.; ! Astor House, and stations named above
Brooklyn, Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 500 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The York
transfer company will call FOR baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
Telephone 94 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service. ~
W. w. ATTERBURY J. R WOOD
General Maneger. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. jan g. P m.-coTToN-spot moderate
business done; prices 20 points hgher American mid
middling. 7lsd; good ordinary 7oed ordinary Bed
for speculation and export and Included 900 Amsean
Receipts 1000 bales American. FUTURES opened firm
and closed 5srey steady American nidaling 20 C.
January .old; January ana Feosuasy ,Ii;old; Feoru
May 6ssG599d: May and June. 69sd June ana July
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

L~sRe. Jan 6-ciosins; WHEAT-sPot steady, No
rsd WesisTn gn!sE Is Ja a p6ns 9~e
g. ss ga A5as:.s 2d s3
d Is f PEA fa5ss asaay stes9 g 81
a eao coaat nErn 7aSs SESF aale fndis mess,
PORK prime Western, Tia 3D.
HAMs-shOrt cu,, !. to 70 ~ QUIET, as ga BACON
ass long clear riddles heavy IS to 40 ro
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E1I.EIsCHMAN, REGINA.-IN PURSUANCE

- OF order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. surro-
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
persons having claims against Regina FeIschman.
late OF New York deceased present
thereof subscriber place
OF trnnsactns the Isscks
No 2O9 Bros in Borough Manhattan tina
city Of York. before thu LIST day OF March.
1904
Dated New York. the 18th day Of August, 1908
CHARLES FI.EISCHMAN Executor
i ISEGKE Attorney for Executor. POS Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T fitzgerald . Surrogate Of the County OF
New York Notice IS hereby given all having
against Martha A Hartsteno. late % County
OF York deceased to present the same with
subscriber place OF
business at the offcss OF Robinson No 81 Wall
Street City OF New York before the day
OF March next
DATED York. Goth day Ct August.
SYLVIA H DAVIS Executrix
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for E1ecutrtx. 81
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

clear backs Is 20 20 10 S7s clear bellies IL 10 D.
ASST shoulders. square. II % Is n. quiet s5s LARD
Prime Arm. 36s American refined
pals. steady. sos 3D. BUTTER nominal CHEESE.
steady 5ss. TAiLOw-Prime city steady, 2os- TUR-
PENTINE-Spirtts steady. Ais. ROSIN-cormon arm,
rs Sd Observation-Disclosures firm. I'D LINSEED
rrT
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. o-,h,s Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County
~ New york notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Henry Blown lae OK ne County OF Sui
@ With vouchers thereof to the subscribers
SAM business. ths orrces
pace Nessrs Blair Rudd. No. 20 Liberty Street. in
OF Manhattan, city OF New York. be-
S Sne ~ si,yenth day Of March 1904
lore ths - York thetSth day OF September 1904
Datee No" ADELAIDE B. FITCH.
JOHN T. FREDERICKs.
Executor
street. n. Y. City
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WHEAT. No. 8. 7Gqs0c; No rcd. s7a6Ssi,o; CORN
No : Sc No yellow. 45iac OATS No . 864. a36 y c.
NS EAi 1850 sa9sg.SA RY No $50 good
SEED. No l. este; No Northwestern 81 %: TfadoTHY
F66FR FER RsiHe %. s. S SS Sy5R
gu s0S6 81 CUT MEATS short sides (lossl Sc 8TlS
s. ga short clear sides boxed. SO 624Gs6 u WIS
KEY 6asi, Of hlga vines 81 "a ON the Produce Ex
CHEESE steady at 1o91Ohc S~
Duluth. Jan. Close: WHEAT No 1 hard SIC. NJ
Northern s5&c; No Northern. s3Ac May sI1.c;
ssh aS9c; No northern s5as6Iio Nav ss,S R PTp;
Arm; No l. bTc. BARLEY firm; No 2 do sanonI. AN
Gle CORN. 10 higher No g. 4iG42i3c: May 44Tsc soy
Minneapolis, Jan: 6.-C1oss WHEAT Nav. $50,
76979c 'o' -' " 1>of'If-
oo PihiaeeeiPhie Jan e-wI5EAT firm lha2a higher;
S SGsa.9:' Ja sTadT !!ssa1ss s8 corn
No white 4Ste: DO clipped 44G44he STpIrp sa ar
extras IS Sa.3 e5 Pennsylvania roer 70 90 a do
g. 95asa 49, DO straight 1895 as DO patent 81 o
s4Soi Kansas clear. sacks 50 7oaS3 IS; do straigbt
Ssa taS4 49, DO patent SACKS l5as4 30; spring
ESQ %: do fevorite brands So l0S5 90 BTTFR s,.,d
prints 2c EG ana &c lover fresh nearb nea5 a
western a5da6c loss on southern s4Sa5c less IN
CHEESE unchanged NewYork full creams fancy i1Sc.
New-York full creams choice 1910: do fair 10 good
sacks wheat 24oo bush: 5000 BUSH oats II 600
oats 5000 bush. ~ ~ -'
st Louis Jan. Close: WHEAT higher. excited May.
May aeho: No white. 4oiso. Na'"' ''''
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FITZPATRICK. JOHN DIN PURSUANCE

~ ~ an order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate
the County York. notice is hereby given all
having claims against John .. fitzpatrick att
o. the County OF New York deceased 10 present the
the subscriber, y
business the law Offices Frederick Trevor
yifU So William IN the City Of New York.
before 10Th day OF April next Dated New york. the
srh dav OF October 1908 - -
FRrpERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney for Administra-
trtx Sc William St. Manhattan. New York City
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Ahr.r c, Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
York notice hereby given 10 ali parsons having claims
late OF the County OF New YcrS.
Diseased present the same with vouchers thereof %
No Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. in the
TStv ~ YORK before the 9th day OF May
Sata, N.w Yofk the 18th day Of November. 1903.
$1,000 LUKE TRAISOR, Executor
tIrppAPn PRATT & McALP1N. Attorneys Executor,
i Nassau Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. II. r.. PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RY: and BALTIMORE

sDaly. 4Daily. except sunday sSunC2y only.
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry, Astor House,
1877 261 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. ls2 9Th Az % Union
Square East 18th St. 273 West 12Jth 245
Columbus Ave. New York Court St. $40. Fulton
St Brooklyn; Broadway Williamsburg York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage Destination
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate tae County OF
New York notice IL hereby gwen % all having
against Robe O Bren. late OF the
York deceased % present the same with vouchers there
Of their place Of
mes In the City @ York on
or before 9th day OF February next.
York. the 9Th day OF August. 1903
WILLIAM LUMMlS
CHARLES A LUBiMIS
@ II. & F. l. CRAWFORD Executors
Attorneys for Executors. - Liberty Street. YORK.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

l. Honorable Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate
County OF York. notice is hereby given TO all persons
HAVING Kate Shells Nelson, late OF tho
County New York deceased, TO present the same;
the subscriber. place OF
transactnx business the Once Of Arthur L Ldvermore
Broad Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF York, before January 22nd. 1904.
Dated Jew York. the twentyarst day OF July 1903,
VIRGINIA NELSON. ESxecutrfx-
ARTHUR I. IIvERMORE. Attorney for Executrix No.
80 Broad Street. Manhattan New York
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GIBBS, FREDERICK SIN PURSUANCE

OF an Hon Abner c. Thomas. a
of County New York notice is hereby
persons having claims Frederick Gibbs
the County Of New York State Of New York deceased
10 with the vouchers 10
their place OF transsctng business the
ONCE OF Winthrop & Stinson, 80
street o Manhattan. New
YORK on or before 9th day May 1904.
November 18th, 1903
DAISY MEADE GIBBS,
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
Executors.
WINTHROP & STIMSON. Attorneys for Executors, 80
Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
York
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. II.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Time from South
Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below
EaSToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCFs'
CHCNk-z400 ll.l5 Easton only), $40 A M 100.
40. 500 Gas Easton only P. NJ. Sundays. z42i
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON co. 9 10 A NJ
500 P. NJ Sundays, "A % A NJ. Loo 2. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHU RSF. TOMS RIVER AND
BARSEGAT-z4.0 90. $40 a. NJ. $50 (3.4O Lake,
wood and LAkehurst only. 40. a5OO p NJ (66s p II
Saturdays) sundays, $40 A NJ
yINEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4OO A. NJ II ga
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
z4O0. $50. l13O A. NJ. XII 20, 45, $50 $50 II SO
P. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove 900 A NJ. AGO.
iLADELPHIA-CREADING TERMINAL. '425
ZOO. Is 90. 20 90. 1000 III % A NJ fI2 90 81 OO
$3.50 t2O0. 1900. 400. 900. 1000 Il 30 s9Oe.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREET-s425. IS 30.
1000 .1I45 A. ". loo TAO. 800. 100 10 Is
READING HiRRIsBURG, PoTTsyILLE AND WILL
A. NJ Reading only. s10O. 'I2O +2-OO P NJ.
Reading Pottsvle and FIrsb'g only taco, 800 P. NJ.
zFrOu Liberty Street only. 'Daily 4DaiIy except
Sunday. sSundsy only. tParlor cars only. Via
Tanaqua- xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Offices liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
square West l53 I25th St. 18th St 24J
Columbus Az New York Court St. 344. SEQ Fulton.
St, b klyn; 300 way. W'msburg y. Y. Transfer Co.
W. C BESLER, c. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Ast
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Surrogates' Notices.

FISK. GEORGE Rim PURSUANCE OF AN
order Hon. Abner c. Thorras a Surrogate Of the
County New notice is hereby TO
having claims against George r. Fisk. the
County New York deceased. with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his place OF
business the Office II Strong & Cadwaader
Street. City New York, before tbs
first day Of July Dated. New York, twenty
third day OF December. 1898
HENRY WHEELER Executor.
STRONG & CADWAIIADEFl, Attorneys for Executor
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 6-FiOCR strong. WHEAT spring dull
70 N9ESAsrl: % &c winter no orerinFs CORN. only
strong: No white. 42Iac: No 9 mixed doc BARLEY
Western IN store. 53d6ic. RYE. No l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

COTToN-TGe cotton market to-day almost
completely under the influence OF eGehe7sions regard
Ing IN The Far and Influenced gloomy prog
Ecstcatoas n this prices !ust about
they gained result the bUIlish Census
port OF the previous day, market
cenced reactonaTy tendency. Liverpool cables were
lover than expected; the seemed think that
advances OF Tuesday entitled the market setback
&c opening decline q points
1T ne iTs hour prices ruled generally easy and about
AsG-5 points lower. Then there a slight rally
fesl o. buying that looked 70 he for professional bull
account probably encouraged BY the prospect
fseeP's BGt after gaining Few points the market
easec on again. anG before midday
lover on Tie active months. Again there q slEht
rally as early sellers profits and prices I'd
huoat 4vt45 points but the advance
py very c.sIUieting concerning the Far
sian IS were said 10 be lower. ConRos
lover. al gralu markets CHER. many
more eIit6be lrOkers seemed inclined
war had not been officially declared as good
- started A. any Tnte selling very heavy this
g1tctlse, and prices forced until March
sei.rg a. y Soc. ana May and July 1900
o. 70 CO points lower, and ,ust about back the
go q last Monday Following this bullish
vas received from NewOTleans concerning the att
le y bg bull .eaders stating slso that Continental
ess we've bidding freely for spot cotton This
tell'aied BY buying orders from the South, the
49, lax hour prices rallied points Tho
nAaliy easy however. loss OF 7o516 points.
es,ss were estimated at 10000 bales.
prices IL local
was as fcll0ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

Foreign Coffee MarketsF}io coffee market firm; No
RIO CS6oo. exchange, y l-S2d 1000 bags:
cleared the United States lo0O bags stock 659 900
BAGS SantosCofee market quiet good Santos,
$500: receipts 6ooO hays; STOCK, l.2o6oO bags
, n was net 70 j. lower. sales. s. 900 bags Eavre
Coffee market opened barely steady = franc higher;
y m. = franc lower 3 . n. \ = franc loweri
At $50 2. m unchanged; total sales. SEQ bags
lay - AuslsL At, %
A'- "a sou september -'.....s.4oo
Ilill 5000 OCTOBER 81 %
May . November ....s.......-4725
june 40 90 December A. 30
The statistical position OF Brazilian FOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

Receipts Of oreacStuHs at interior points IN Thousands
!ast tire" cIers 900 omitted -four bbs grain bush as
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-20
-Four O'Clock Club.

The Four O'clock Club met last
Wednesday evening at the home
OF Miss Myrtle Lynn on Colorado
avenue.
The program consisted of "The
Old Years Story" each "mem-
ber" relating some event OF the
past year, also a book review on
The Man With the Wooden
Face" by Miss Ula Foxworthy
and music by Mrs. Sporieder and
Misses Ste-n and Lynn
Those present were: Misses
Ula aud Carrie Foxworthy, Todd,
Steen, Cartwright. Robinson.
Burns, Lynn, and Mesdames
SporledeI. Honsker and Brown.
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-20

shops at La Junta. You can risk
Your money on 1t that Albuquer
que and the New Mexico division
are to be much more important to
the Santa Fe in a few years than
they are now. cut of or no cut.
of"
The same IS true OF La unta
and the Arkansas Valley. Super
intendent Ayres stated in his sd-
dress before the Board OF Trade
that the freight receipts all along
the Arkansas Valley had increased
fifty per cent during the past year
or two. and that he did not bel,eve
the cut of would affect La Ju1ta
one particle You can risk your
money also likewise that La Junta
and the Arkansas Valley will be all
right, cut off or no cut off.
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-20
Saving the Scraps.

Very few people ever think that
the scrap iron Yards of railroad
would ever amount to much in the
way OF bringing IN money. During
the month OF December for seven
days the yard officials here shipped
to the markets in Chicago i,2+3
tons o. scrap iron. making about
forty car loads OF the stuff The
number OF men now employed IN
the work here is fifty, and as the
prices are now down very low, the
material is being piled up in bins
and 1t will remain here until the
prices go higher. TIL" average
amount Of sales in a month is
somewhere near sos, 900 Topeka
Herald.