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AUCTION!
SALE
OF THE

OF THE
Following choice list OF residence invsstnsnt
ana unimproved properties Of the c. J. Win
gsrtsr estate will be held Monday. Fsbraary
70. 1904 at - O'Clock noon, at Golden Gate
Hall 625-T Sutter St. subject 70 confirmation
by the Superior Court:
Sc. cor. Post and stockton sts substantial
hyeIstory and basement brick building. con
al 1886 per month: lot 25x7O.
NO. q.
No. 22O-6 Kearny St NE. cor of Hardy
place, bet Sutter and Bush SITS. good 3-story
and basement brick building, containing ?
s45l per month; 3SxfO.
No. eo5-7 Kearny ST. W line. bet sacra-
8 Offices above; rents SIPS per month; lot as:sx
2S;11.
No. 13O9-11 stockton st. W. line. bet Broad
way and Vallejo St. improvements consist OF
so rooms above occupied as a hotel; rents sso5
per month; lot 45 ;6x6s g.
No. 212-14 Leavenworth st. E. line. bet.
Turk and Eddy SITS; improvements consist OF
and bath each; rents $50 per month; lot 5ox
NO b.
No 22I Leavenworth St. W line. bet. Turk
and Eddy sts.; 2-story frame dwelling Of 10
rooms and bath; rents $50 per month; lot DIX
No. 2121-s Fillmore 81. W. line. bet. Cali
fornia and Sacramento sts.: 2-story frame
building, containing store and nat Of rooms
and bath; rented low at SEQ per month; lot
53x106:3.
NO. 9.
No. 2TO2,e Sacramento st. and No. A23
two desirable residences q 10 rooms ana BAN
each and modern cottage OF rooms and bath;
iot Rt' is7 isri2S 81. sH H 1' " ' ''"''
No 2T14 Sacramento ST.. y. line. bet. Pierce
and Scott sts. a desirable residence Of 10
rooms and bath: particulars OF rent can be
obtained at our office; lot 6s.sxi27:sh.
No. 10.
pierce 81. sw. cor; improvements consist az
5 modern residences % s-lO-i2 rooms and bath
each d IN Pstse! S o Srss5 aas rented low at ''s'
NO. IL.
m no 2s2 modern PsysSds5e ssens s 81 81 f2 rooms of sas ss
x11O.
NO. IL.
No. 282f-s Devisadero St. and No 2si1 Jack
son St SW. cor improvements consist o.
modern residences OF T-s-14 rooms and bath
each; rents $500 per month; lot 6S'9xlSi IS.
NO. IL.
Pacific ave, 6. line bet Devisadero and
Broderiek sts.; choice unimprOved residence
site; 155xl2T So.
NO. IA.
Entire block. No s5 Tide Lands. consist
ing % "A lots Nos. I % "a inclusive
Ne. Is.
Lots II to 90 inclusive and - to 81 in
elusive, block No. ISL. ONeil & Haley Tract.
HENRY LEVY ESTATE.
By order OF Executor.
Nos 7I5-17-23-25 McAIllster St. 3 line bet
Cough and Octavia; improvements consist o.
store with rooms and lodging house OF II
rooms and = Hats OF 6-5 rooms and bath: rents
$122 50 per month: lot 55x137:6 g.
For catalogue and further particulars ap-
ply at our office
- 80
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cires Ncw zealand Preferences.

OTTAWA. Feb. 22.-The Dominion
Government has decided 10 grant to
New Zealand the tariff preference of
1913 per cent I'm return for the New
Zealand preference.
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Freighter AIgon Docks

The Pacific Mall Conpany's big freighter
Algoa, which arrived Saturday with 49, 600 tons
Of cargo. docked yesterday and this morning
viii begin discharging her enormous burden
Of Oriental produce.
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sun. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance TO San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front CMission- street WHARF about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point the height
Of tide is the same al both places
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The Overdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list were quoted
yesterday for reinsurance as follows: Theodor
80 per cent; Robert Rickmers. 20 per cent: w
p Babeock. Il Per cent; General Mellinet, 10
per cent.
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ISTRIKES A SUBMERGED OBSTRUCTION
AND DAMAGES STARBOARD PROPELLER

Steamship Sierra Hits Wandering Log WaterCovered Deelct
Although One Screw Is Partly Crippled the Liner Makes Port
Within Limits of Schedule and Lands British Mail on lime
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Eischer's.
Central.

'Roly-Poly" Continues to attract
crowds to Fischer's Theater.
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BY Oruer or Executor.
Nos TI5-17-23-25 McAIlfster St, :. line bet
Cough and Octavia improvements consist o.
store with 4 rooms and lodging house OF u
rooms and Hats OF 6-5 rooms and bath. rents
$122 50 per month; lot 55x13T s.
For catalogue and further particulars sp-
ply at office.
G. II. UMBsEN & Co.
20 MONTGOMERY ST
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day except when there but three tides a
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey charts except when a minus (-)
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given IS subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
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TuEspAY. FEBRuARY q.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order Of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
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No. 2342-4 Devisadero 81. Sc. cor. Of Jack
son St. modern residences Of 9-14 rooms an,
hath each; rents Sl33 per month; lot 50 81
x110.
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No. 2T14 Sacramento ST.. y. line. bet Pierce
and Scott sts.: a desirable residence OF 10
rooms and bath: particulars Of rent can be
obtained at office lot IS ;9xi27:sh.
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No. 2702-6 Sacramento ct. and No. 2l&
Pierce St. NV. cor. improvements consist O
two desirable residences OF 10 rooms and BAH
each and modern cottage OF rooms and bath
particulars Of rents be had at office
lot 137 .6x12T .sM.
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Entire block No s55. Tide Lands. consist
ing % "A lots. Nos % % inclusive
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NO 2121-8 Fillmore st. w line. bet Cal
fornia and Sacramento SITS; 2-story fran
building. containing store and nat OF room
and bath; rented low at SEQ per month L
53xfO5.3
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No. 232f-3 Devisadero St and No. 2Sl1 Jack
son st SW. cor. improvements consist o.
modern residences OF 7-S-f4 rooms and bath
each; rents $500 per month; lot So ;9x13T g.
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NO. 10.
Nos 2T1S-21 -27-35 Clay St and No. 21s9
Pierce ST, SW. cor. improvements consist ot
modern residences % s-l0-i2 rooms and bath
each; in perfect order and rented low at 1855
per month lot 2C6 6;Sx12T. .Sh.
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HENRY LEVY HsTAT1.

Lots II to 20 inclusive and - to 81 in
elusive, block No ISL. O'Neil & Haley Tract
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Pacific ave- s line. bet Devisadero and
Broderiek sts.; choice unimprOved residence
site: 155xf27:SL
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no. 221 Leavenworth St W. line bet. Turk
and Eddy sts. 2-story frame dwelling OF 10
rooms and bath; rents s55 per month; lot 25x
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No. 212-14 Leavenworth st. E. line. bet.
Turk and Eddy SITS; improvements consist OF
2-story bay Uindow residences OF 9 rooms
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27

ment of deception whish poisons the
hearts and minds.
Happiness and true progress are
founded on the stable ba sis which the
experiences of the past and the real
tiles of the present maintain for the
building of the future; and to those
children who are constantly being told
that their parents lived in little better
than savagery, in the shadow OF dens-
est ignorance, and in the errors OF
a faulty education, there is e1theJ
created a sinful contempt for the pasl
upon which the present is founded, or
the mind is filled with the fear that
it is impossible to bridge the unsound-
ed depths which separate the des-
pissed past and the brilliant fiction Of
the present.
One of the things which should be
told these children of today, at the
beginning of the school year and upon
the occasion of the opening celebrations
and when ever an opportunity for it
occurs, is that eighty per cent of the
children of Puerto Rico are sentenced
to life Of ignorance, because there
are no SCnOOlS lot tne!1.
And they should be told also that
in the interior there are houses now
vacant which should be filled with
children, who, however, cannot go
because they are without clothes Or
mean to secure them; that the
death rate among children is horrify-
ing on account of the awful poverty
+s,ic rm, oh SC he
ltu h. should be repeated to the pupils
SO hat, with this ringing in their ears
they may show to appreciate the
blessing of the education, no matter
how primitive or lacking it may be,
that they are receiving, and may be
brought in this way to realization of
their environment of aCtuality. though
ever so discoura ging, rather than that
they should be condemned to an
unreality. Tell these little ones the
truth! The truth as it really is.
For if from earliest infancy they
are hedged about by conventionalities
and deceptions; if their minds are Sur-
rounded by an arbitrary blockade,
which no one seems to be charged
with breaking. when that day comes
when they are called upon to meet
the bufetings of a merciless world
when the day of retribution comes to
that colossus which those patriots for
export and their followers and han
gers ON have tried to exalt: how pain
tul will be the awakening of those
children who now, aat all hours and ON
the slightest pretext, hear nothing but
ponderosities and exaggerations which
have no more sense or cohesion than
SO many, words, or other foundation
than the fckle caprice of fortune.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
SePvlclo Especial del BoleIIn MePcantIl
@ABLEGRAMAS.
Los rebeHdes africanOS
tienen mas fszerZaS
Una extrana polltica

Nueva York, martes-Las noticias que cir
culan por la prensa europea acerca del problena
de Marruecos tienen en- la actualidad una i'm
portancia creciente.
Ell ejercito del pretendiente Bu-hamara es
mas poderoso ahora que en- los dias de sus ma
yores triunfos sobre las fuerZas del Sultan.
No obstante las fuerzrs el poder de los re-
bedes no han consumado ning1n aCto de host1-
lidad contra el goberno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Una ezaspreSa easae
tiene r.iesgo
Los peligros insuperables

Nueva York, martes -Informan los despa-
chos cablegrafcos recibidos de Paris que los re-
fuerzos enviados por ell Milkado al ejercito que
ha puesto sitio Port Arthur encontrara ser1as
difcultades pellgros casi insuperables para
cumplir la mission que 1leva de auxllar los 81
tiadores.
Los rusos Sc disponen a evitar que Sc lie
guen reunir ambas fuerzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Kuropatgxis mo Ina
fraCaSado t0taRnn nte
Ell plan rectifcado

Nueva York, martes-Los informes que
Sc reciben de San Petersburgo respecto las re
formas efectuadas por el Soberano Ruso en- ell
plan de campafa del Extreme Orente son mas
favorables para el general Kuropatkn.
Este caudillo no esta como Sc dijo fracasado
por complete, sino que ha rectihcado, con ARE
glo las indcaciones del Gar su anterior plan
estrategicO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
La terquedad del
ejercito japozaes
El reciente ataque a Port Arthur

Nueva York, martes.-Un despacho cable
grafico recibido de San Petersburgo mega que
los japoneses hayan atacado nuevamense a
Port Arthur despues de la gran derrota que
sufrieron ultimamente. a conse@uencia de la
cual ell ej6rcito japones ha quedado en- condicio-
mes imposibles para emprender TN nuevo asalto
a la plaza rusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Los cHninoS "
los C0EaeaD0S
Association enemiga del Mikado

Nueva York, martes-Dice I'm despacho de
Toxic que ell goberno japones ha denunciado la
existencia de una poderosa asociac1on exlstante
en- territorio chino para enviar recursos, armas
V material de guerra los CoreanOs fin de que
combatan los japoneses.
La veracdad de la denunCia Sc comprueba
el crecimiento que en- estos ultlmos
dias han experimentado los rebeldes coreanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
e nuewo plan de
la caEn1pas1a Rsusa
Una nOticia falsa

Nueva York martes. .--Dicen de Paris que
el general Kuropatkin seguira con el mando SUI
premo del ejerCito russo en- Ell Extreme Oriente
que los dos cuerpos de ejercito que Sc organi-
cen quedaran bajo su direction.
La notcia del total fracaso del generaismo
russo es necesario atribuirla los enemigos del
imperio del Gar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Un ar1icssHu del HTirnaes >
La derrOta de la escuadra rusa

Nueva York, martes-Un articulo de Eel til.
mes" de Londres, ha sido objeto de vivos CO.
mentarios por la prensa europea. Ell importan
te diario de la capital glesa anuncia la derrota
de la escuadra rusa la toma de Port Arthur
antes de que Russia pueda enviar nuevos refuer-
EOS condena resuetamente el plan seguido
hasta ahora por los rusos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Las azanas ern al Tibet
Como siguen las cosas

Nueva York, martes La revoluci0n contra
los ingleses en- el Tibet contin1a pujante ha-
cendo f1aquear e debl ejercito que, hasta aho
Ia ha consegudo reunir la Gran Bretana en-
aquellas regiones arartadas
Los rebeldes hacen alarde de una ferocidad
extraordinaria han conseguido inspirar honor
invenCible a los ingleses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
la fasniHia de Dom Carlos
Aclaraci0n OfciOsa

Nueva York, martes.-Dice I'm despacho re-
cibido de Madrid que el 6rgano de los carl;stas
ha negado que fuera cierto el disgusto ocurridc
entire don Carlos de Borbon su hijo don Jaime
porque este escriblera contra los catolicos y los
ordenes religiosas.
Ell organo tradicionalista califca de inven-
cion la noticia que circulo profusamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
MANUEL PAZ UROAZ
.EOtMg'IO

Registrador de la propiedad sustitutG
que fue IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus SER
vicios, como NotariO, en- Arecibo. BajOs Dc
la casa nGmero 13 ealle de la Cruz, Y Sc hace
cargo de presentar para su inscription en-
ell Registro de la prOpiedad del Distrito y
remitir los respectivos interesados, los
documentOs que con tai obieto Sc lie envian.
ARE@Bo. PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-27
Es EneEnOiszanO eSEGgaEB
Buques sorprendidos
por ell, enemigo

Nueva York, martes.-Llegan noticias pro-
cedentes de Londres, dciendo que han sdo al
canzados por buques rusos dos transportes japo-
neses, uno de los cuales que iba cargado de
tropas fue eChado pique; gran partede los SOL
dados prefrieron perecer ahogados ser pricio-
neros de los rusos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20

Boston; Jan 1e-with many buyers in the HELD bush
market has been moderately
week The market remains firm. There disposition Ia
FOR higher prices but manufacturers Inclined 10
hold back advance. market for Tsrrttr-~
woods fair demand with values well uaintain.i
grades. pulled market holds Ar-Ts
call steady Foreign woods at arm prIces
and Pennsylv an!aXZ and above sf034lse; x s0qsIc-
No 32f3Sc; 40 ? SlQ32C: me unwRshed 23824o. an
half blood 1nwashed p 26c; threesisnths blood un-
washed, 2S2te; one-glarSsr blood unwashed 25ecsc,
fine washed delatne 3Sf36c Michiran--X ana a6ovs'
2TG2sc No I. 29Q3Oc; No 2S20c: fine unvras6eS ~ >,
blood, unWashel.
blood, unwashet 2514c one-half blood uawashss ~ =
blood 24a5c onsquarJer blood easci
lS914c ane mediuTn lG@lIc: medium. 1Tiaalsc; Wyon-
ing me 5gl6e heavy nne. ls2l4c; ane rnediun fss,
lie; nahum 1S11gl9c: Utah Nevada ans
heavy nne lsal4 NE medium l65s Gle: medium iSS
1eg-Oc me eHoice. l9q2Oc; fine msdium
choice 1890 ~-NN' Hisoiun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20

FOR the pronounced strength found principally IN fur
Their vigorous support market by leading bull inter-
ess at Chicago. supplemented by from the win
ter wheat belt serious nature than yet
ceved One dispatch late In the day said that IN good
part Of Texas Indiana and Oklahoma wheat had been
damaged by dry weather and that large would be
plowed up for corn. The crowd in New-YoTk ap-
parently the bulge covered actively
fearing the Western bull deal apparently more than the
influence. While the Interior movement was some
what larger, especially the Southwest had little
effect in Of the reduction OF 100000 bush, which
compared 25I7oOO decrease last year Export
loads ouports, Notwithstanding the high
prices ana lower markets abroad following the
situation the Far East Minneapolis reported
q continued large -four demand About the only weak
market around the opening when prices
ing from this they showed steady advances throughout
the and closed practically a. the top No RED
was quoted and 95Q951sc b anoat; NO
Northern Duluth. 81 00kc afoat. COItN-fhe nEst
tendency OF downward, and before the wheat
influence itself felt prices lost about NC IN this
idly and ri above the previous night
The interior about the as last year
and more liberal has been, owing IN part TO the
fine weather prevailing in corn States At the same
tins export kept and in spite OF the higher
prices took % loads at outpors No corn
63L5c and no . yellow, 5T5sc ahoat. oATS-Ths
oats market particularly strong or active feel
ing again the unloading by Of the big
Ieopis In Chicago. The local cash market was
Changed inviting sales OF 10 600 bush No oats closed
at 44044isc; No g. 4Skc; No white. 46G46lAc; No
RYE-Adarket hrmer. No . Western. SIC 0 b ahoat;
State and Jersey rye 6o05so BARLEY-Market steady.
Feeding quoted ct 47c New-Korl. and mailing
at EO460o Q 1 Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20

sFB9gTs es12o BETS per Dbl sSssa 90
SS1 5o do Bermuda per crate. 81 so; cABBAGEs. Dan
80 per 100 s1@s12 do Danish seed red per ton $50
Island per 100 s5GsIO do Havana per Dbl ST. CATII
Per bb SASH per fsse sSgS do Long Island
S4; CEItE-t1; per Dozen 1o94oc: CfIICORY New-Or-
ssss Per GI5 sSGs2' 40 escaTo Neyy-oreans per Dbl
EADIsH per 10 6se; KALE Norfolk per Dbl. siQsI Is
Per Dbl 81 56@$5 oRA FoTa per ca arc s a5
81 25 DO Valencia, 81 s5gS2 IS DO Conneccu and East
red s2Gs2 IS DO Orange County yellow per bag 81 500
DO bag s. 1888 5o DO aa Pff bb Io 81 Sa 5S 90
red in bulk $50 ~ 50 25gs2 TO- psr bss 81 800
do Havana 81 5Oa$2 30: do per bushe crate 81 sods2
Sass Rf sSh Or S 5S $500 Sass 90 F GSeRIR
6 6fEgaa Ne, PER ss, s5 81 2@ss RoMA
g per 100 eg9chsa ssg$ BEANS FTorida per
s3mAsH Hubbard per Dbl. 81 % 9sf CO., do marrow.
DO Havana. s1@s2 So TrRNIFS white per Dbl 81 50Ses2
pe I0o 4tussia) per Dbl $1d$1 %; WATERcEss
Ucumoers In light supply but dragging lower
nearly aII poor and receiving little attention.
Rhuharb lower Tomatoes selling Slowly We quote:
9o1Sao ABfs per dozen 259oOc LETTUCD dozen.
log Sc MUSHROOMS CONS per n 1oga5e RADIsEE
ooff 1ts; T0MAT0Es. per m 1CT1sc
Market fairly active for the good grades We quote:
M laTse bales 100 10 s7iS soc; No $50;
Grover mixed 600 zoe; clover. 60 CSC. STRAW
ern tangled at soc to soc selected: some
cal ca. lot oat Receipts OF hay and straw,
6iyer Railroad $50 tons; Erie 90: Pennsylvania
to Lshirh TaieT eS9 IA westeT 2o West aa shore
1'EAo TONS Receipts Of straw. 80 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. s-CATTLE-Receipts, e.oOo; slow and
steady; good prime 50 1865 So nominal
medium 5OdS4 So stOckors and feeders 81 25S4 l5
heifers. S24S5i 81 oU-3S2 As;
pulls SeQS4 10: calves So 5O0S6 50. HOGS-Recepts
day 20 900 tomorrow 10000; mixed and butchers 81 15
GS5 good heavy 81 95qs5 o5; rough heavy 81 20
asa 90; light 5O1S4 50; bulk OF sales 81 tOgS4 e5
sHEEPIleceiDts. 1900 sheep Gull and lover Lambs
dull lower choice wehers. So S0QS4 40: fair
choice mixed. $&lsS3 90: native amoa s! 6og$S 90
Cincinnati. lN-HOGS active AZ 50 5uVss. 10. CAT
TIE steady S2$2 40 SHEEP steady at Sc 255SS oo
LANES steady At 81 OeS0 40
East Bufalo, Jan. l9-CAT'rI.fl-RecePts 500 head;
ping 81 5OG36: SO 751S4 as hefera SsgS4 IS
cows So 5Ons4 NEALS-IteCepts. $50 head: steady
HOGS-Etece.pts. 800 head fairly active ard
mixed. IS 1895 2O yorkers. So 100
49, pigs 50 rouGhs 81 251S4 30 stngs, $50
81 SHEEP AND L4AMBS-Rece!pts is. 900 head;
active; sheep steady lambs. lower lambs $5TS6 u.s.
yearlngs S3ab 4O wethers. 81 5Og$4 49, s49S4 .
sheep. mixed. So 5D6Sf %.
Kansas CITY Jan. I9--CATTLE-Receipts. 5000. In
Guiding Eoutherns steady 100 lower:
dressed 81 Oi$5 fair good. 50 T59
81 49, SO 5OG$+ 3d. feed
s3aS4 20; Southern steers S9SA 49, Southern cows
s2Ts2 CO. native S2QS3 so; native hefers. So SOC
Sc as; bulls So 250S2 80: calves So 75QS6 HOGS-Re-
ceips IA 900; market steady &c lower 81 95 bulk
OF sales "a 6caS4 So heavy 81 soaS4 95 packers 81 COG
81 so: pigs and lights 81 251$4 20 sHEEP-Receipts
5000 market 6s9l5e lower native lambs s. iQgS5 e0
yearlingz. SlQS5 5 stocers and feeders 50 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January 10. 1904.
COFFF.Tc-To-day's coffee market was more active
the increased business rejecting the LIQUIDATION
ing long account, which, however, a good
demand from Wal-s bull interests other parties
that prices suffered Slightly. The market opened
ssesoy az UNCHANGED prices 10 an advance Of points
the gains being due rather high cables
Nnued light primary receipts q
1o0hing demand from the interior. Part
were lost during the day. however result Of the
liquidation already noted. and the market close
was steady net points higher points lower Sales
were reported Of 10000 bags The small primary
cepts IN connection with the reported
sor spot coffee appears be leading predictions
substantial visible supply
Ground the first Of the month and
ereasng bull confidence in the business position
On the other hand, outsiders be impressed by
belef that considerable long interest OF speculative
Character has been accumulated that might qudate
any material advance, and this IS
q profits already holders
ESQ restricting 10 extent purchases
primary markets were both unchanged Havre Il
trane higher and Hamburg unchanged. One brand OF
teekage coffee was reported \ cent higher.
q Sc FOR RIO No T. - - "
The range OF contract prices market to-
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan f9.-Ths series WOOD
auction opened to-day. There a large
attendance good selection. consisting OF $500 eAIsA
was offered All grades ruled In sellers favor. Caps
OF Good Hope and Natals were Arm and sold we'll 70
home German buyers, whites unchaaxed
prices and greasy unchanged per cent advancs A
supply OF scoureds taken chiefly By Con-
tfnental AIsrinos crOssbreds
changed Medium erossbreGs to ia per cent
grades 10 dearss
There purchases for American account Follow
in detail: New-South Wales, 200
secured Is 1zdGis 9lad; greasy, 5$+dG1s Queensland
1100 bales; secured Is 'als sad; greasy. Its1osd
South Australia bales greasy 8@4G1Id: Aus
traa 1906 bales secured. 1s1d11s ped: greasy ~. !,
hid New-Zsaland, $500 bales secured 9dlf1s lad:
greasy 51aG11d. Cape OF Good Hose and Natal 7Co
bales secured 0sG1s Id; greesy. 6z 10 AyraA
1000 bales: greasy. 4h09Ad-