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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02
Salon Barberla
Sen JuSfO 3auBaerO 20

Montado este establecimiento confor-
me las exigencias de la epoca. ofrece al
publico TN excelente servicio y positivas
ventajas por Ia considerable reduction
de precios.
LEA V. NUESTRA TARlFA
Por I'm afeitado .o.rs
Por TN corte de pelo. o............o.1s
Por TN corte de pelo y afeitado. .o.2s
Por TN corte de barba. ....o.1s
Por TN lavado de cabeza. .o.1e
Por un peinado. ..o.os
Tenemos a Ia disposition de nuestros
abonados y favorecedores una excelente
y variada perfumeria.
Sc aplica la piedra anticeptica comp
medida higienica. f
DIEGO ROMERO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02

IN cOmun de los hombres hon
rueba de sentimientOs mobiles;
as educativas para enaltecer la
privilegiOs dignOs ante la jus
hama, movimientOs sOciales, re
rios; plataforma cientifica de
|redentoras, Y en fin progres0
B ante la raz6n Y el derechO
|ibertad de los pueblos.
Ihubiera sido da la civilizsci0u,
[meros campaones no hubiesen
do al cOnOcer el error siguien :
Lino exterminadOr de sus liber-
del progreso que hoy gozan
baci0nes, 81 siglOs atras no .hu,
ebidO reparaci0nes dejandO de
/ al NAL s0bre Ia raz6n y la
yacilar, nj usar rebeldia fren-
pudo traerle pronto ell bien.
do y proporcionandole una fe'
Ral.
1e9to Rico SO pueden traer fe
ambiGn 81 la rebeldia de algu'
hijos asi 10 quieren. Las so
Dor medic del trabajo intelec
|Rterial, pueden ser la palanca
Eobre la attraction dal prOgre'
bay que hacer para conseguir-
b atrevO decir que un sa'
Drque este cuando es en- de-
bien, no debe pnr ningun con-
IeIs ese titulo Debe llamarse'
Id del deber, la suerte de ha'
0 cumplir con tranquilidad, fe
ancia.
vOy decir la verdad pura
jilidad y de quienes forjan los
nos aquejan.
ser franco, sincere, justo y
ecir la verdad, pdramente la
canos puertorriquen0s: vos'
lie mas que vosotros, sOis los
culpables de la ruina de este
IS 10 conOceis, ST; 10 como
" ciencia os 10 dice, Ia mis-
Os 10 ratifca.
bois mas culpables que los
enturerOs que hayan veni'
a ensaucharse, a burlarse, a
lbs de nuestra casa con su es
sus bOlsillOs repletOs y su
rata, mientras la mayOr1a
b de hambre, de desespera'
de dolOr y de sentimien'
sois los culpables ide que
es, esposas E hijOs, Sc en-
|ldas de lutO.
derramada pOr vuestra
ena; as delito; delitO que
as leyes terrenales queden
uedara frente a las leyes
"a es tarde para salir del
ieis todavia 81 quereis ser
algo en- favor vuestrO.
lte inagOtable de la repa'
ia Sc modifican los hOm'
ce al espiritu, y las CON
jean y evitan dolores,
\aAin que dice: <El
~, q Dios SO en-
isa sin vacila'
,dlo s uta tarea que
| ly harosa, v por tai no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02
q reeibo

-cdo. Cavlos Perez Aviles- Farmacia.
onstante surtido dc drogas y productos
qufmicos famac6uticos. Precios limi-
tados. Plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02
EDHRE GTOR RIO
"a 8n d am

- ngel Susrez, faoriosnte importsdor
- de aombraros. Fortaloza 38, almacen
San Franclsoo 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02

sonriendo invCluntsriamente tenn.
bid.
Con IN joven desheredsdo y
sin fsmilis, y que, como t1, tiene
derecho : una familia J a una he
rencis.
ANunca me -diiists>SA1
observo la ID
RS yerd
pues va no
auxtup -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02

invaliao, sc puso en- pie muy Ale.
gre.
Apoyandose en- 81 bast6n. aorio
la ventana que DADA al patio y 80
inclln6. gritando:
x L-tcriai Qrito llamando
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YorS January - 1904.
BEnvEs,o . Eals' Ts5 per n Gables last received
quoted American i've cattle selling al &c tp s
MSs - The Norman Prince South Africa 20 cat
tIs FOR the w w Brauer Company; the Pretoria % 6eI
ds 30 CATTLE and 80 for the United Dressed Beer
Snmnanv No shpments reported for tomorrow -,
CtI,VES-R ecepts. all for the market were o. hesi;
MAKING with few carried from Yesterday total
tieth-st The market rated steady ana tne pens %
were cleared or M few barnyard sold
AZ 81 IS per 100 10 city dressed veas e9l4o per NJ;
Mullen; barnyard calves. $50 10 aver
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeepts. Including ; cars al
rect 10 saughterers % or 56I head mstns
with the carried over from yestersy
81 sheen ruled steady to hrn: lambs were slow with
general sales decline OF shout lbc ABOUT cSI %
e. 7sayt &c ptr 100 n not ircut,pg head s.
ana cuIis n 81: lambs SO ease 81 about cars at 20
io1bs general sales ss G1OLc 10 country dressed
dollhouse lambs. $3.50 Ter carcass - ...-.r. =,
saies-S Sanders: 205 state lambs 10 10 averase AZ
se 10 per 100 N; IG6 70 10. az s6 so q DO 20 TO- az
"a 50: ie7 state sheep IAN. al 81 co. - DO 100 ID at
Kei e; 90 Commisscn Company: 2oa Rulo lambs = 70
at so: 2lG do Ga 10 81 SO IS I36 nd,ara 90 y a. al
sheep Sq les 70 Burial @ 10 ~ at s. So "a,
Ohio do 20 n 50 y; u Ohio sheep. 50 10 at ga
,o TG siTs : ! Shash SS So ~ al Sc So
Newton { CO.. ia state lambs Us 10 at SO 50; ID
STATE asar s@S' Mullen state lambs. % n at 81 10 STATE
sheep 1870 10 81 so; do so ~ at So; buck 100 10
st II. Hume & Bro. i7s lambs IS 10. at ST. 5
HoGs-Eeeehts were so eaEs or SOS Tseu enly
reported OF Ohio piss at s. 81 per 100 ~
Country dressed quoted higher at 3d. e per 10 FOR heavy
saes-Newton Co.: 90 Ohio pigs. 100 N average at
Andrew Mullen Gate yesterday: 27 State pIss. rs n
At IS so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Tan. 2S-CATTLE--Recepts. 5000 head:
market 25Q4Oc dull good to prime steers 81 500
IS SO: poor medium s4as! CO. stoeSers and 'esds5s
IQTS4. hetfers 81 afrSt 90 Gamers 81 9g
50 .; bulls 81 5Sq$4 30 calves 81 SogS5 70 re-
81 head: tomorrow. SOuuo' ullNe ana
butchers 81 SOgS5 10: good TO choice heavy SHSS To-
rough. heavy 81 I5QS5: hght 81 $3.50; hu4S OF saIes
e. SS1S5 SYIEEP-Receipts. 10000 head: sheep ana
lambs IO925c lower: good to choice wethers. 81 2l9
S4 90 fair 10 mixed IS 1884 10; native lambs
s. 5ORS8 - -. ., ooo 49,,
Kansas City. Jan. S-CATTLE-Recepts, iloOo heao
Including 400 souherns: market. loe2Se lower; eSPoI
ami dressed 81 S5S So; fair TO good - oOg
fed steers 81 5o.5St 800 stoGkeIs ana
e. stIve cows S2RS3 90. heifers. So 5OS3 So
bulls So 40GSS IS: calves 50 25TS6 Is HoGS-KecsiptS
D market 5I1Oc lower; top - o1'e; buIS OF
sales 81 7OaS4 95: heavy. 81 81 $50 u hackers 81 80
n a.. pigs and light 81 3O6S4 50 SHEEP-Receipts
800 head market Zoe lower; native lambs 81 S1isS CO.
Western lambs 81 5O6S5 Co fed ewes 81 0UQ$4 western
fed yearnss SASS 10 stockers and feeders 81
C-tIcfrnar IAN 2S.-HOGS active. lower. So S0dS9 70
CATTLE steady. So 25a$4 So SHEEP steady s. ''gSh
ESI3 Fu1Sio Jan - -CATTI.E-Recepts 100 head;
stesdv unchanged. VEALS-Receipts dOO head olo
Stgber 81 5CQ IS 10 HOGS-ReCepts. GOo0 head. slow
30 lower: heavy mixed s. ESQ IS 80: WORKERS and 2
e. 1854 %. rGughs aJa$4 50; SSQS5 90 SHEEP
and Receipts Il 400 bead sS" Ss[sc t9E So
IS: ewes sd 25aS4 so; sheep mixed. 81 SOGS4 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
1spKER TEsT1FIEs FOR HIS WIFE.
". nscIares That He Wrote the Bierstadt
Cheek.

= ,,,s second trial Of Mabel Parker for forgery
-,..-, 7 Kinsley. p handwriting expert tesuneo'
.-,res OF the forged check In Issue. porporlins
81 drawn by E. Bierstadt for t2So 90 were
ssl the Jurors. Some admitted writing OF Safs'
800 was put in evidence. and then the witness
80 n sustain his contention that the hand tnat
-. FRAT writing wrote the Bierstadt cheek Inc
---,,on,, was dreary. Counsel made Kinsley al
.hat In some cases. courts. and In other cases.
80 bad reversed his decision on handwriting
a. lie Barber. counsel for Mrs. Parker. turned
r,s associate. Mr.. WaIdheimer, as he hnisheo
..t Tcinsley and said in a whisper: i don't take
-. .,ocl< in him. He's a tin soldier.
Counsel for the prosecution repeated the WORDS
=. che court. and Mr.. lie Barber admitted having
said them. -. 1so
-, was a most improper remark" SAID Judge
,--.sr Counsel should have known better 1
TO- ,ot reprr7and him again. Al the next oHence'
- = Barber. / shall find you 80 - 1900
n prosecution closed and Mr.. lie Barber opened
a.. ,be defence lie told the jury his client was
-. irTocent victim of her husbands wles;,
Ya-es SDcerley. alias Parker. the husband OF Ine
= sarS9Ut declared the Blerstadt check was ~
g. handwriting. He denied that his WE hle"
n ~ n until after his arrest. Asked What name
1sed while living at the Carleton itotei nc &c
s s.s5 70 reply, on the ground that 1t might &c
frsosL Parker testified that she never saw the
.,fsHL-rfsat check until the last trial
Trss cose Will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
New-York. IanuarY 2

New
PFAS-MarSet continues hInl On
,,nser iieht offerings. Medium and pea eul' ybtfe
row p,g steaSy when choice Red kidney nTT sss
i,iS,ey higher Other beans unchanged - b,,sh
MqneS We quote: 3FtNs marrow cho,ceo o. S,sS. do
r5 70 40 yedImm Oos @s2 o5; do rea ~ 20 ESQ co.
- "a 81 t,SD.W SO enss9 e5 do white kdney - e. 75
o. ,,s California sesaSe 81; DO Itsh2n 81 DO
s1r.,rn pes 81 sF@si 90: GREEN PEAS SCOTCH
per pr1TTTFFIFsncy creamery IS moving our ,op oil
- holds orm There Is stu a uuI .,,eS -. not
.ow.r r-ades secunnuations OF p1ter below
e,asf table grades still irregular sn AZ ersts
re Creamery per 10 20 CO ssid
,osIofc 40 seconds 179tsc do this Ssecerds
lyIZtS isis6i0iLc: do nr-ts 1e1emlI &c; 90 arsts
1E1isc do thirds 14n1t3e; sta'e aauS western
fs,, nres-,erv extras 1711sc; do h-sts Isc
,s014iIr: renovated extras. ltc: %
seconos lie. do thirds 12913c: WesteTh a.
40 y,olrs hrsts AYE; do seconds l"s cur
,oTisc. 40 held Ia714isc' ulcl - s,,Ss r94s
thITs. 10 2. 1908 30 y" o. 80
I3Nf4lsc rolls. fresh,
L Demand for the b-
-. cheese continues fairly active ana holders
cream 80, interest IN late cheese Whe S,,v
,, ,s,Sr In their they are inenneo ~ SKINS
zee rrernntlv within of present eTnoters not
I,1,ns, fairly TO trade dealers nu 1884 cable
stnr much interest so far this week W. Hote. state
20 20 coiored and SIS Cd for white We a. So5 10
s, cream faIi made small fancy atSeoics iot.c: DO
-i1ns ildfiiac: late made sual al eisj,c Go
PIT 20 pririe 9sRioc; do common to tai'' sS""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York- January &S, 1904
CoFFEB-Trsdns in coffee to-day broke all records
Sales reported for the day OF
goo go bags the largest previous days business having
hen recorded 1856 when $4,000 bags changed
Ie- The market opened points higher and ruled
about 10 ponts net higher during Of the session
the elise under increased oter-
iars for long account. Il hpaly steady net I'M
cGarred 10 points higher. The Initial advance had no
assistance the cables. These IN fact were Iather
dIsappoiDtnE with Hamburg partial "A pfenng higher
ava TJavra x f-anc higher The primary receipts, how
eve- though slightly above yesterdays were stn below
continued small movement
appears TO the bulls in their proposition con-
production. feature OF the marker
today was tho operations by the local leader IN
This party was elected n erber OF me Noee
Exchange on Wednesday and heavy buyer yester-
dav taking estimated. about $4,000 bags Other
Cotton Exchange Wsr heavy buyers also. ana
there was good from outside sources that a0-
sorhed heavy offerings FOR as wen as some
selling purchases in B-az and aroitrage transa
Sentiment al the moment seems 10 ne very push
direction by continued reports
Of a good spot RIO nrm end 200 refs higher
rbls santos advanced 100 rels The market
firm. quotations the basis OF lo-l6e Tor
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29

day were comparatively from interest, ana The
snoNeent or prices much less active been
lnterest was an advance in the last hour. left
prices y a &c higher than the previous night Among
the reasons given for this upturn a scare and
the pronounced strength in Northwest markets
live cash trade at the bottom OF the strength
Mliers were said 10 be active buyers IN Minneapos
ana also at Kansas City reduction in the freight
rate between the latter point MINNEAPOLIS OF Sc
occasloned OF this buying said that over
opuOOo bushels had been worked in wit
the ldst Gay or so TO to the Northwest.
TT 'ts absence developed a little the
Iate advance, and factor close.
inoVernent az interior points behind
st years but as seaboord cearanceS small and
UNABLE 10 make much the statistics While
early reports OF rain in Argentina eff
on sentiment the fact that wheat from that
quarter continues to English WI an
as wei as at Paris easier. Weather conditions
IN the West remained about the same. 1.-THE Price
current said that the conditions of growing wheat
were maintained generally, but the top growth was
small although II is believed root growth I'm
most cases - healthy. No closed 93c elevator
and s4c nominal anoat. CORN-whIle neglected
eventually recovered its loss closed net higher
Not much appeared In the 10 affect the rlet
either way, the weather being against movement
and THE Price Current" finding no material better
selling out of long corn and disappointment over tho
absence OF export trade No nominal
elevator, and So nc, ahoat; white 54ikc and
NO yellow. sac. b anOat. OATS-The trade in
oats Of moderate volume, with the undertone
fairly steady and prices little higher toward the
close No oats were quoted at 45c; No g. 44c: No
and standard white 467sc. RYE-Martet Arm No
Western. $3.50 nominal. ahoat state and Jersey
rye. 695Sc. BARI.EY-Marlet dull Feeding was
quoted 47c. New-York and mailing SOC soc. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. January 2s.-cl9sineI WtIEAT-spot nomi-
iral CsORN-Spot American mixed quiet at As Sd:
Amercan mixed old. dTm IS Glad; futures Quiet jan
March. - PEAS-tanadisn steady
at S. 5isd FLOURSt Louis fancy winter dun at IS 81
Hops AZ London (Pacihc COAST dTm IS i0SGfT los
GFBF steady. india mess, Gis 3D. PORK easy;
GIs HAMS-ShOrt cut. IA 70 IS n
BACON steady Cumberland cut. 20 - ID
m 9fs Gd short rib - 3Gs long clear middles
irbr 10 81 10 Ss: mildles heavy IS To 40
NJ SIS Cd clear backs. 10 % % n 36s clear Dol
STFOT LI1F-rtS-Squarc, II TO II 10
quiet SIs I.ARD-Prime western IN us-ees, stroEs
ass "a, American pals firm I'd RT
TFR nominal CHEESE quiet: American finest white.
Ais "a: American finest cOlored. SIS TALLOW-Prime
cv Am ~ 25s ca Australian London firm at 27s Cd
TIrRPENTTNE-Sp firm AZ 4Ts ROSfN-Coulr1on
f--0 81 IS Cd pETROTsEUM-Refn firm at I'D
LINSEFD OIL quiet US %. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined SPOT. easy at los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine IS about 10 a
raIlon lower, weakness al savannah and small de-
mand here Rosn. the other hand. Is armsr with
rood Tar IS steady. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine eols. e4b
VTTSR-Pine bbls Sc 7oase so; oil bbls. s47O.
ROSIN-Common to good strained FsSoRSs; e
k 81 IS: ~ 81 so; y. 50 so; w g. s.. and W W. - 70
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. bbis. zoS2
Savannah. Jan 2S--TURPENTINE dull. sc: re
csfDts 9OS bbls: exports, so. ROSIN nrm receipts.
SgEES mis-: sales $555 exports 1892. Quoted: A. 2.
q n So Is: E 81 IS; F, So So G. 80 90; II. IS IS;
s. 50. -. --r-r,r.>--,,>,y .,.,4v artlo
ROSiN steady: A. p, c. D. So 55; +. 81 70; F. 81 -;
O. Sc so: H. So O5: !. S. 30 x. IS %; y. - o. ~
G.. 81 25; W ", 81 e..
WtinaiI i. rScsint. as casks ROsIN hru 50 as:
reeeipts 47G bbs arm, 81 40: rsesiPts 10 bills
CRUDE TURPENTINE So so. 81 20 and ID zSi 80
ceipts. 81 bbls. .,,.---,>-r, -,,-,.. AZ. BOsrH
american strained, IS Sd: fine. lie o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan eS-The offerings the wool auction
to-day consisted OF superior selection numbering
1881 bales. Victoria in demand and home and
Continental buyers sprted bidders America Sc
cured superior washed Nearlngs and lambs wool
we're most 81 the offerings bought In
Home BUYERS paid IS 3isd very superior lambs Fine
snd crossbreds firm. but per
cent below the best prices Of the series FolloNns
arr Gales In deta New South Wales 900 bales.
secured. Is Edals iOd; greasy 7Q1O1ad Qgssnsiant
bales occurred. Is ed01s iOd: greasy. sidGfs I'd
Victoria 500 bales: secured SizdRas sSsd, greasy
6dQls AID Australia 500 bales; greasy. ga =
11Nd Australia 2.0nO bales: secured. Is Bad;
greasy. 5A@nisd Tasrrania- 200 bales; grsasy, ESQ
Is I'D New-Zeaiand $500 bales; greasy. 4&dQis ID.
OF Good Hope and Natal $500 halesi secured Is
<de1d Cd: greasy. 5&3l0i1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29

SOsloh exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cot
SSn. euIet; saes 5000 bales speculation and export
flterean 5000 receipts $4,000: American. 10000
rresuiag IP NJ 500 futures opened excited and
FebrusTgvz "a points htgher January S2od: January
A A sisd; AprnMay s.i7d: May-June slsq s.l7d
SSeate-53by sl4d; July-August s11qs12d; August
sPNexioe 'SSd: September October 7.3ld Manches-
oSeL aIfSLIhe higher price asked checks business
~ prices insisted upon, but business small
q, ~ r e. AND MEAL-No material change appeared
" tne louF market but little steadier at the
Close, especially on choice grades Spring patents.
- soV - 20: winter sraghts 50 2Os So winter pat
t, - % 90 spring clears. 50 9O1 - 90; extra
70 w5nteT - s5 50 so: No; winter So 20
q ~. .eOChNHEAT FLOUR--MarlSet quiet quoted
q Ssas 81 E FLOUR quiet; quoted; Fer to g99g
sstyI 10 80 ehoice TO fancy. s. boQsa 30 COHnS-
MEAL s fy quoted: KILN dried s. SOC So as TO
brand 100 elEAL steady: quoted: Fine white ana
yellow, 81 s0asl 40; coarse. 81 O56s1 o. FEED Arm;
quoted western spring. SEQ 70as20 So 10 arrive zoo
10 sacks standard mlddling. $50 70; -four do as %;
red dos 9 g ely bran 81 So; 90 sS s. snd hony
chop, sz2 50 bulk, s23 50 sacks. oil meal. s23 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29

The for spot quiet at an ad
points. 10 25c mloding upland and
middlng Gulf Total included coo bses
200 bales spnners late to-
day Southern spot markets teegraphed follows:
Norfolk firm and sac higher at i5S.c; bales
ST. Louis firm and go highez NC. Savannah firm
and &c higher l5ssc; sales. lO29 bales Wilmington
steady and UNCHANGED 144sc. Baltimore and
&c higher l5 75c Mobile unchanged at l5c;
sales, 300 bales Charleston firm sc higher l5Ac;
sales. zoo bales New-orleans firm and sac higher
ID 9i6c: sales. 5000 bales Augusta firm sac
at 15Ssc: 2502 bales receipts lead
ing points for tomorrow: At New-Orleans $500
bales. against 7.sBS last week at
Galveston. 5000 1000 bales against 6S7 week
and ll.I6O last at Houston 10
against .. I66 last week and 7.4Io last year.
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day,
compared with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trtouns
~ received their Uptown once
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received 1t the following brancA
offices at regular ofcs until o'clock viz 9
% shave 23d-st; las 6thave cor l2th-st;
i4h 257 West i2t-st. between tth ana SIN
aves 2G3 i2Stn-st i32S Shave between 10th and
nth SITS: 3d-ave 6st-st Los lst-ave near
Spt-st i2jth-st-; T5d fremont ave- CO.. Sd
ave near 4st-s 154 Shave 90 Chrstopher-st Brook
Ivn Y.--o Court-sf "a COurt-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

15verpool Jan. 81 4 D. m-COTTON-Spot IN limited
Herond. nrces % points higher American mddng fair
s66d: good mddius. s5cd, middlns stod: low mdding
3 ordinary S-O4d. The sales OF
the day 6O0O bales Of which 500 were for speca
tion and export and included 100 American Receipts
% 600 bales Including - SEQ American Futures opened
drmer and closed barely steady American middling,
January January ard February. S-iS3& l9d FEB
ruary and March. s.ISd March and April lsd; April
ard Nav slid: May end June. StGG2S. lIt Juns and
JIly s. i4d. July and August. StlGSi2 I'D: August AID
September $780, SeDtember and October 1Sld: October
ana November nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29

NEW JERSET CENTRAL X. r.
= Liberty street and South Ferry. CTime from south
Ferfy hve minutes earlier than shown beIoVE.l
E4SION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCfy
ChCNh-z4O0 ll.lS Easton only. a10 A. N L20,
80, 800 t5-4S Easton Only) P. NJ Sunday4 q Is
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo SO A. NJ
IsKEWO0D s1 IskysU 1+ss a ~ F3, 100 p
BARNEGAT-z40 90. $40 A NJ. LS0 (S.4O Lake.
NooG and LakehuTst only. 410. a5Oo P. " (S0s
ar ~ s ~ SaGturdTys). SUNDAYS $40 A N
NiNElAND AND BRlDGETOS-tzs00 A N, f1ss
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
zAoo. $50. IL 80 a. NJ. xL20 A45. $50. $50 1850
M Sundays except Ocean Grove 400 A "a. acc.
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Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
The statistical position o; Brazilian coffee follows:

COTTON-To-days cotton market the most excited
times and scored OF the largest ad
made IN a single day, with trading active
OF the time and outsiders apparently buying In
volume than for days past The opening at
advance OF 7a23 points on bull support and outside
buying that Induced by cables sensaonally strong.
light estimated receipts and continued reports OF grow
ing scarcity Of cotton and ~Ood demand for H. The
opening advance carried prices into fresh ground and tho
market from the start showed strong undercurent Of
bulshness There was indeed considerable realizing
particularly July tho bulls continued
buying. the buIiish circulated
concerning the speculative situation and when May
orders uncovered. Then
the widest excitement Of the day. July IN a single Jump
from &c &c 10 40c and May sold l6 3Oc
advance Of G8GS3 points for the day the
Of nearly 2isc since the low point OF
advance equal TO about $3.50 a trading
and accomplished without anything approach
ing a substantial reaction Such gain this naturally
caused realizing Buyers OF early In the day had
handsome profits and followed by quick break Of
2OE30 points But the bulls seemed unwilling
yield ground and their buying again steadied the market
which closed steady at net advance Of 5d56 points
on the old and 5Ql4 points the new crop months
Sales estimated al 1900 OOO bales. In Ne-reans
July cotton sold At lB9Oc within 10 points lie
pound The local market for cotton advanced
polus and reported cotton being
bought the South prices local
market. receipts for the day were light Exports
light also. and the interior
little behind last Interior shipments
receipts all the spot markets we're
firm generally Ssc higher with New-Orleans report
ing spot sales OF $500 bales.
The u contract in the local
follows: