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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
HIGH ASSAYS.
The Winifred Group, in French Culch
Produces Fine Ore.

Last week we made mention of a
group of claims in French gulch called
the Maryland. In this we were mis-
taken. They are known s. the Wini-
fred group, running from Blue Ribbon
gulch to French gulch and consists of
seven claims, and are situate three
fourths of mile west of the American
Eagle mine, a half mile east of the
Blue Ribbon and six miles from Elk
City.
Returns We're received this week
from two samples sent outside for an
assay and they gave returns of $412
and $500 in gold per ton. The charac-
ter of the ore is a quartz carrying chic
rides and telluride. Also red, brown,
hematite and white iron, black sulphates
and little copper, with a sprinkling of
galena- This latter is a good indication
of permanency.
The owners Of the property is F. H.
Harper and associates. Mr.. Harper is
a prospector of many years experience
and is the original locator of the now
famons Hercules mine in the Ceur d.
Alene country. He also spent consider
able time in Lardo, B. c., district
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
In the StiCkner District.
The Stickner Group.

Frank Sticl1ner, Nose Thorn and B.
V. Dawkins, owners of the Stickner
group of quartz claims, two miles east
OF the American Eagle, have six feet of
splendid ore in sight, and their tunnel
drove on the ledge 1O8 feet. The above
mentioned ledge is traced some 5000
feet. North of their present tunnel in
various crosscuts show ten feet of free
milling ore, which pan tests prove the
presence of AL values, to satisfy the
most skeptic.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
Strike OF Porpf1yfy Quenn.

Claude Powers, who have been contin-
uously at work since early last fall.
Considerable rich float was found
scattered over the surface of the dixie,
but it was never found in place, as
parts of the dixie is covered with con-
siderable wash. This new strike is
probably the source of the float
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09

Reports reached here today to the eff
feet thai a fine bocy of ore was cut in
tunnel thst is being run on this property
to crosscut large porphyry dyke.
The Porphyry Queen group is situate
IN Crooked River, two miles below the
mouth of Relief creek, and is owned by
M. M. Clark, Geo. N. Mclaughlin and
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
Lewiston, Idaho,
Jan. 5, 1904.
Elk City MINING News,
Gentlemen: .

We ask you to kindly urge up
on all who can and at once ship their
ore here, from so to 100 pounds each, to
go to the St. Louis exposition VIII
shortly make shipment so no time to
no time to lose. We are sending our
own man to be in charge ard also Cen
tral Idaho. This is the greatest chance
ever had for those having properties
needing assistance to help develop
them and. adve,tise them to the public.
We will never have as good a chance
again Yours truly,
FRED H. WOOD, Sec'y.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09

shall be construed as recognizing the
validity Of any selection or entry of
even numbered sections of land, either
within or without the limits of any rail
road land grant heretofore made by
such railroad company or its assigns,
in exchange for lands included within
any forest reserve.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
The Hercules.

To the north lay the Hercules group,
owned by w. F. Johnson, Ralph Middle
ton and E. j. Comley: This property
is under bond and 92O feet of working
tunnel completed up to date. The own
ers expect to tap the ledge at 200 feet
depth. The surface shows good values
in the many caosscuts and shafts.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09

The mining claims, which were raffied
off last week at Grssgeville for the
benefit of Frank Rec were won by
number 239. The claims are known as
the Gold Buck and are good property
and are located on Big creek. Over
5000 was realized in the drawing whisE
was greatly appreciated by the wisor
tunate man.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-09
SPECIMEN ORE FOR ST. LOUIS.
Secretary Wood, of the Mining Bureau,
Asks for Large Samples.

The MINING News is in receipt of the
letter from Secretary Wood, of the
Central Idaho Mining Bureau. His re-
quest should be promptly complied with
as this is an exceptional opportunity to
advertise the country which will not
occur soon again:
Lewiston, Idaho,
Jan. 5, 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

Nv, nc, ~, ,,r.,, York. 1ans :. 1904
ary ae5 9y % small ion9nE sales Prices
Irene In some quarters there is Jus! little pressure
Beans marrow ehoiss per bush; 81 s5e$2 40 me
So go do white kidney 81 9OaS3 DO yellow eve = 6t8
g. ~ do black turtle soup s. so; 10 lima California
Dc Italian medium 81 10 other foreign ne,!G
scot ' Bags az ' per tG 6aa6 81 So PEAS green
BI-TTl1F-Itscetpts to-day 299 pxss There
BUYERS holding of in the expectation
make concessions and business accomplished was about
in line with previous quo'ti M The feeling eas
carload Of fresh ladle seconds at about i2lsc
load Of fancy reIovated in boxes 3nd Of low
Creamery extras per n, ISA8ISatc: do frsts I7.1S
15g17c thirds, Iaa1te; state dairy tubs
15c: do thirds l3c Western imitation creamery, frsts
l5c. do seconds l3la@l4e renovated extras. 16c 90
nrsts l4gltsc do seconds lS4S 9e do thirds lea12e
do thirds I2e packing stock No /. leisc; do No .
CHEESE Receipts today 1905 boxes; exports for
%ee S a St large f cream pg[ b gule appear,
up S9s1y or . al ge2Dg SGs5 , ana the tone hrn
small cheese has had only moderate demand All fbrog
week and most holders have more or less sugUs ot
both colored and white nut more especially eoors and
fraction under TOP quotations Skins plenty and slow
for new Coiore Old sSs for Whites s
coored small choice ~ sc do fair 10 coed ~ Tis:
DO white small Sh9iee ~ asf 90 Tar 10 g,9 e-T1=e;
fair good I7lac; coored large choice do fair
choice Size; do prime. 4sg5c; do part skins prime
ga 4c: good. Sii 43lec: fair 2G2isc; do
full skins lGl@c.
EGGS-Receipts to-day 991S cases. Arrivals continue
moderate, and with a demand stock cleaning uu
satisfactorily shows a
values vary a good deal owing the irregular quality
Of stock arriving. We quote State, Pennsylvania
fancy selected white. 30G21c do prime choice
19c; mixed lac: frsts. INA iSc Western
extras 1874 l9c; do rsts iI4lsc do seconds i617c:
do thirds, l5G1Slsc Kentucky l3qp8c Tennessee. 100
1l413c
ERUITs- Apples quiet but ss steady Peaches
weak and lower. Oranges dull. Strawberries
nd low Blackberrfes and huckleberrtes
plenty but selling well when prime. Illustrations
show irregular and value Waterrlelons
active. but prices without Improvement We quote:
APPLES Northern Spy per double head Dbl 81 500
50 so DO Baldwin 81 25gs2 10 10 greerng s. 25gsa;
do eJ1S2 DO russell Roxbury, S2GIS2
do golden S2$2 So do all kinds poor to fair 81 5s2;
PEACHES. Florida Georgia. carrier 81 25GS2
PTNEA PPLEs Florida per case 81 75ase 70 DO Cuban
S16S2 Florida. box. a5GS3
GRAPE FRUIT. Florida. box. S2llS6; STRAWBER-
RIEs Jersey per quart 3q9e; do Delaware Mary
land 36iOc: 90 Eastern shore 346c; Virginia ana
North Carolina sG5c BI4ACKBERRIEs North Caro-
lima. per quart ioasl4c: HUCKLEBERRIES North Caro-
lima. per quart 12Gl4c: MusKMEIoNs. Florida per
crate Sl0S2 so; WATERMEIADNS. Florida, Der 100
s2oqS30, do Florida, per carload, sl509s250
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
HONoRS C. T. LEWISs MEMORY.
New-Jersey State Charities Aid Association
Adopts Resolutions.

The Board Of Managers OF tina New-Jersey state
Charities Aid Association met Friday, at Eliza
beth at the home OF Mrs. Emily z. Williamson. 10
take action in regard TO the late Charlton T. Lewis
rrb. vice-presIdent the Rev. Albert Erdman, OF
Morristovyn presided There q large attend
snce Of the managers. The following minute was
adopted, and ordered 70 be sent TO the members
Of DR. Lewiss family and TO the press.
The death OF Charlton T. Lewis is an incalcuabie
dent for many years and freely gave me oest
qualities OF his noble nature and great lntel4ect
1or the work OF redemption and reheI. he aimed
an great reforms and actually accomplished uaucfl
but ths fun measure OF his influence IS legacy Tor
Dosteriv and viii weave itself into the history or
another genera IOn. -. - ,,,.-.,-
of mis- unselfsh we may refer TO MS deep
interest I'm the Inmates OF the New-Jersey state
reforrnatory at Railway. As chairman OF the com
r1ittee on parole he spent many days IN inc month
-eyrieUing the cases recommended for parole paying
nc closest attention 10 the details IN each case
examining the teachers and employees. and spend
ing a long time with the boys. sparins no trouble
In these Investigations. --
with affectionate remembrance and tender reVer-
ence we make this record on our minutes, as an
erT1~essfoT of our sorrow and of our sympathy for
The bereaved members Of his family.
The board OF managers elected Mrs. Emily T.
Williamson president of the association, and the
Re- = \ Fov secretary. The two vacancies in
the board of managers were filled by the election
az Miss Mary Sinton Lewis, OF Morrstown, ana
Lewis c. Dawes, Of 4nglewood MISS lewis IS s4 a
daughter OF Charlton T. Lewis. and was associated
win him in much OF his public work, AR. Dawes
IS gecretary OF the Englewood Hospital Board and
well known in Bergen County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

he mar <sffa both
and offerings moderate quote: New orleans es9
prime 2a27c Ne%0rieaas dptn , sed 5SS s,7
orine 29 l4gi5c far ldq1sc good. lSg2Io:
rS 0TEAM PREIGaIs-In all departments OF cargo
rsS noticed Rates were unchanged Fer sail tonnage
werp Id London Hull and Bristol IL T| anu ant ant
castle nominal Rotterdam Sc HaHb1ry a T5 NV Nv
fnSB' ds Pigs cotton 70 IverPooi 100 n. lie
PhI4II S s PorL north side cuba to New York
wegan bark an roDs y[S5 % or EosaTio 50. Nor
Bueaos AYES S. or Rosri "a Heymogth' s 70
lumber - 90 and port charges scaoone $40 tons ger
e oarSo hence to Tampa private terms. schooner
49S tons. dry cypress Brunswick New-Yok basis IS
5neaeF o'I tons crushed stone clinton Point Ports
Baasor coal 81 10 schoonrr ise7 tons coal NoTtoik TO
eapaey eoaa Norfolk to Providence soc 6ptoa
o %rse ePti2Hseed oil market steady light
We quote PETROLEUM. standard White bbs s. l5 bUit
$ . Phl"asIphia bes $ no bulk s. 20 reaned cases
bbls 100 test si6 rs bu e. q, Ta.sg whit
30 ~ Gg.A ~ water wits cases NewYor SIS >
. mis- ZIG prime summer yellow. 2ssc summer
ga LNSEED oIAmaricaS5' as sex .''as winter yeiow
SS5 OF tow" raw dsG4oc Calcutta Csc lard oil
dIisiSa: 86 bt Face Of stronger live
@ hSs A.2 2se Hoasra ate Aguaaiiqn Chieeo had
week Kansas civ had 800 ana omaha ans ot.5 P0RK
Outlet quoted: Mesa Si3ASi3 50. family Sl3 Is sh0-r
ceaT SI54{ls 90 BHF-Steady. quoted: Ness ssRSs 90
family 50 0HSl0 81. packet SgqSlo: extra india mess
$4SGAlo HEEt HAMS-.uiet quoted. S2p4SaI 30
IEESsED HOGS-~uet. quoted: Bacons e.. 'Iso r.
80, 100 n, 64sc, 40 n. CSC; pigs az xTisc CIT
1%c. - y. Btac. Picked slow quoted n F5s
Picked hams slow quoted B4sIOc TALIpvv-Stsafv
city SO, country ~ a. I4ARI-BarsIy steaiv
quoted 81 30 City lard 4ull quoted exc Refined iari
du4l. quoted south America s. 81. Continent 81 80
Brazil kegs s. 80 Compound dull quoted at d57sc
SteaLine inactive quoted; OeO, So. city lara siear-
RICETne market to-day was Of the usual en-, o., ,,s
week order. with demand slack. unLerton.
good 8'1N3Ac. prime 10 choice IA ac. head ~ >
9rtc Patna. 5sg144c: Japan, foreign. nominal DO -
G2Ac A-' 80 NN11' -
StGAR-The demand for refined sugar was not Iarv-
but IN" uHdertone OF the market
prices unchanged Prices quoted l per rent
i.T ash seven DAYS cut LOAF and Csc mould
a 1Suc. cubes, zoe. N\NN powdered Zoe powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. G6c. Eag. con
iectlonets granuated 52uc Eagle extra fine
eEdNuat~t ot5ct Eagle = 70 rran,Iutai
5luc. Eagle n bags : 7 bags " fine ,rTnuiats
Zoe Eag!e nna granulsed. standard EranGlaad ana
diamond \, 4Nocs corfectoners \. SOC. Nos . ans
). SIOc, No I, d5c No 3. Coo No aJc No 7 noe
No :. 445c, No O. soc No TO- +8Jc. No IL SOC. M
J. 420c No II. 40. Nos II and 10 No 10 loo
me primary raw sugar markets Arm Win
offerings for shipments large. local
shows ste1d!ness The current paid prices are as
follows: Centrifugal 90 3 Side. rluscovaIo 50
test , Iltc. ana moIasses sugar test Side The
the decline with June quoted 9s 24d aad July al
~-'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York 4 1904
COFFEE-It q very quiet morning j the
market Transactions FOR the only
about 1870 bags and prices showed
tlon The opening steady unchanged prices. and
the market ruling about unchanged until close,
was nna4iy steady at unchanged decline OF
points. There nothing promote
activity. Gables were without Prices a
burg were a partial IA pig lower. reported a
partial decline Of a franc. Santos advanced leo
after Fhe holiday but Rio remained unchanged and
cepts were lust about in line with hGurea The
two ports had 1900 bags. against 5000
same day last year The interior movement
rather lighter than expected anything, pointer
ls Ior continued small figures Monday There
10 doubt however, that the figures must expand
as result OF the new movement and while
the spot market have entered the usual period
OF summer lnaction- At rate there
few Indications OF
the Street merchants reporting very inquiry
the usual thing Tor postpoEs
chases the market approaches expecta-
ton THAI the first rush OF crop supplies market
will make < better buying basis The market
quiet. with quotations the basis G2tc
The Of prices in the to-day
a 5 follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

COTTON-Testerd8v ol the most active and
citing Saturdays the history q tae The
erumsnr5 june condition report proved heash than
had generally anticipated. and followed by "A
with A. tile houses
active selsrA Big shorts lines covered IN" de-
cline and check tho DOWN. ard tendency SOME
what Ear the old months concerned but
the crop and closed practically tho
lowest prices Of The The market had start
Cables Friday had strongly bullish proved
the local market opened weak de-
cline T22 points. with the months leading the
decline These positions yesterday recently have
crop been declining rapidly. bat this YESTERDAY
morning seemed thar ths from ibis
Withdrawn owing the continued favorable weather
Brokers with Nsw-OTleans connections exceedingly
heavy sellers the cal. and offerings from this source
continued throughout the entire session July. which had
government report had declined lI3Tc.
while October hung around 10 lie ana December 10 olc
The read prompt The close Of the first hale
hour. Il showed the average condition 81 the growing
be 81 and tho increase IN be
per THIS taken to mean that the crop had
poor had been expected. although
condition is slightly below the years and
followed by break il-23c for July, SOC Tor
October 8 SOC for December. Wall Street bear
bought actively the decline. checking the
coucerned while the crop continued relatively weak
October selling low Q s3c and december o Idc
These positions closed practically the lowest point while
July. raIlying a result q the covering. closed
II from the II about 9 points Tho
market finally steady 28u45 points
Liverpool fair. amounting about ; 100
bales the visible showing The Chronicle
made rather bulisn showing but crop prospects
the dominating factor they have been for the last
The range o: contract prices local market to-
dav pTa5 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

average. IS 50 per 30 81 IS 30; 15s
% ID AT $ = go do 50 70. 81 so, pa Virginia do Cd
n a. s. 90 80 OHIO sheep. az n. $ 60: 16T s4 ~
az 50 10 5S Virginia do Us n at 81 10 ~ Kentucky do
50.
Newton & CO.. 2o2 Kentucky lambs. s. y. at s. STis
10 Kentucky yearngs % 70. So Il Kentucky sheep.
2, s. S. n.
81 80. g DO. ItA n.
AcPheFS5u Co: 20 Virginia lambs. - n IS So
I buck. 10 =.
Es-rs Commission Co: 20 Buffalo yearings. So n
s..
HOGS-Receipts were y 2. $50 head. none On
sale to-day Feeling nomnaiy steady
Sales. Judi Co tlate yesterday. so western hogs
I76 y average 81 50 per 100 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 4.-CIosius; WHEAT spot easy. No
California IS 10ad futures steady; July Is sd Sep
$50; December. nominal CORN. Ameri
mixed. steady. - %; American mixed. old.
quiet Sid; dull July, - +sd; September
As PEAS. Canadian steady, IS 5d. FLOUR ST.
Louis fancy dull. 3D. HOPS in London Pa
eff 6sdifG iJs BEEF extra India
57s I'd PORK prime mess Western Is g.
HAMS II 10 rs u. quiet. 4js. BACON frrns
Cumberland 96 % so n SIS short rib 10 "A n,
uddes light. y 81 70. SIS Sd: long
midiles 35 10 36s. clear backs.
rs TO ~ n 6d. clear bellies II 16 n SIS 81.
SHOULDERS. square. Il - 70. strong 35s LARD
steady: prime Western. 3D. American
fined. pals SIS ~. BUTTEF good United States.
steady. T+s CHEESE steady; American finest white and
colcred. 39s. TALL&fV. prime ctv 3ls 81.
TT-RPEsNTINE- spirits steady AS 81 ROSIN.
frra. Is ND. PETROLEUM. refined dull. "a. LIN
SEED OH. dull. lbs Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes.-Sp0t cotton
a doing Sales 5000 bales speculation and
export. 200; receipts leo all American
middng upland. TAD. Futures opened steady, points
7lS1l points lower June
85ld: JuneIuly, d.43d JuIyAugust. 63dd Augugt-ssp
TENDER. September October 6T+d October
$3.50. December. 54Gd. December January
3 January-F February. = i2d
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four trade was neglected
OF the wheat decline and prices in
more or less nominal. Spring patents
straghts. 81 g04S5 winter patents
s. 1O8$5 spring clears. s+$4 90 extra No winter
81 6Oqs4 No winter. s. 35qps3 80 RYE FLOUR
Quiet. Quoted: Fair to good SO e0gs4 10; choice TO
fancy, 1884 so CORN MEAI1-Steady. Quoted: Kiln
dried 81 95GS3 To- brand BAG MEA1~-Steady
Quoted Fine white and yellow 81 sG9lSl 40; coarse
81 OsQs1 l.. FEEp-Steady. Quoted: Western spring
s25 90 arrive; city bran S24a1S24 TO- bulk and sacks
mddng S240S24 80; red dog. ST hominy chop vi o.
bulk; sacks SD 70. oil meal, s23 90
CRAIN-WHEAT-WheHt opened arIn ana ABOUT nc
higher steady cables and continued weather
but weakened almost Immediately and ruled during
with the official close At net
l41isc while prices sold on another eighth
though the crowd were long and preferred
SUNDAY running Of change for the better in
At rate. there was considerable
luu!dation and met with comparatively little
support beyond limited covering at the decline as early
Heavy rains reported in the
by OF low pressure. but
doing any especial Damage
The moderately higher but con-
faired little while Paris slightly lower
the reports concerning the ktunnen
ahnft a quarter az a ROW being expected The
aher forecast called continued showers in the wheat
beit ~ morrow Is always disposition after
spell OF look for hettsrment and there to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

sons uncertainty as TO the probable showing Of the
weekly crop bulletin Tuesday After the regular
close the market dull and easy with July wheat sell
ing at % September s5ssc December S5isc
l O'Clock No ? red closed 81 14iz, Z b; No
Northern Manitoba. 81 061s CORN-The local
ket entirely featureless without sales and
closed nornnaIy AZ Sc net lower At Chicago slightly
higher opening followed Immediate reactions IN
response to vigorous unloading the crowd apparently
terrlng 70 profits rather than the market
further at the moment crop although latter
vas very bullish general rains being noted again all
through the bet No closed SIC elevator
and az SOC afoat; No white and yellow, eoe GA
IN line with heavinsss sold
OF to-day, the only bullish fair demand
Tor July from brokers. Cash Nev-York dun
being quoted follows: p 80 10. +51.es Sec
natural white 30 TO 81 rn 4sl=G+9e and clipped white
Sc 10 40 n. 50G52c. RYE Market slow; No Western
zoe. b. ahoat- BARLEY-Market inactive Feed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
THE HEIGHTS CASINO INCORPORATES.

The Casino Realty Company. which Is to build
n clubhouse for the Heights Casino, an exclusive
organization recently formed has nied articles OF
incarceration at Albany The capital is $4,000
Justice Kelly IN tho Supreme Court Brooklyn, yes
terday approved certificate of Incorporation OF
the Heights Casino. The incorporates IN both
cases are William B.. Brinsmade. No. loo Columbia
Heig1ts: Daniel Chauucey, No rs JeraI emon-se .
John TIill Morgan No; 81 Columbia Heights; Fred
srtcir " Moss No 80 Remsen-st.; Henry Z. Noyes
No 90 Remseu-st.; William A Putnam. No 70
Remsen-st. and Alexander NJ. "hte' IT, NO %
Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. 4.
BEEVES-Receipts IS 3OI head. including
No sale reported Dressed beef
steady T9Sac per n for native sides No change IN
the cables Exports to-day $50 cattle 30 sheep and
5.6g3 quarters OF beef
CALVES Receipts. none 80 stale calves tho
trading: city dressed
6is19c n, dressed 6dSi=c-
SHEEP AND I-A1fBS-Receipts were "a 3sO9
head. all on sale jersey city The demand hardly
brisk YESTERDAY prices generally steady
Two and one-half sheep and yearlings unsoIi
Common TO choice sheep sold SieSS 30 100 ~ a
single deck yeaFiings
lambs at 81 5oSS Dressed Sil0iae
Per 10; dressed yearlngs 11QSc dressed lambs l2g
lSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

prices points higher American middlng far $500
700 niddng rniddling, OT4d; low mddling, 6ool
800 oriinary 4sd: ordinary 626d The sales OF the
Say we're 90 bales which 800 for speculation
ana EXPORT and Included American. Receipts, 1850
bales including 600 American Futures openea easier
Tune S5id June July. 643d; July ana August.
$3.50; and seplember l6d' september ana octo
Decernber 546d December and January 64sd: January
n. 5-Asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
pARNEHs' FOREMEN

ar. .xp.rt and valuable and sometimes difficult to
I'm. nunber of good be secured by consult
ing the Situations Wanted advertisements in the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
Yester

Foreign CofTee MARKETS. Ro-t7free marlet quiet; No
Rio 5SfJO: l2ad receipts. 1000 bags. ship
nlcnts far Europe 1000 bugs stock do5o0 bags san
,os-t'Onee m1rkct quiet, 5000:
receipts, 1900 Gwo day1. stock, 62i0 900 bags.
HombuyB-cofee market opened = pfennig lower;
2.3o unchanged "a pfennig lower: sales.
p90 bags. opened baTc.y steady
changed = franc lower u Unchanged
EnI-a