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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21

he laone who should use his endeavoTs
to locate a profitable merchandise,
and to advertise it to his customers in
order to dispose Of it and realize his
profit.
The Peep le ofPorto Rico neither
can nor should appropriate any such
amount to spend it in advertising
which cannot be of vary much effect
while an arbitrary customs tariff
effectually excludes our coffee from,
it's proper place in the American
market. The result of this proposed
costly advertising would be to make
our coffee better known and more po-
pular in the United States. But would
our exports increase On this account,
or would the demand TOR the berry
increase? Most probably not. We
would pay the advertsjnn bills fer the
benefit ofunscrupulous dealers in New
York, who taking advantage of the
ignorant taste of the great part of the
American people perverted by the
years of drinking the miserable excuse
for coffee which goes under the name
of Brazilian, would very likely sell
this same Brazilian stuff under Puer-
to Rican labels and with the baptism
lof our expensive advertising. The
solution offered by our New York
friend is not practicable, it cannot be
acceptable, and furthermore it is not
American, for the reasons that we
give below. -'.-saasz5
Without a complete and definite
protection by tariff, which nothing
more or less our coffee is entitled to,
if for no other reason than mere
matter of justice, we cannot hope for
enlarged markets not dream of any
great benefit to come. The requests
for information that we receive on all
sides, and the inquiries that we re-
|ceive at the same time from dealers
from different countries, are very
clear and pleasant signs that if Puer-
toRican coffee is known to the outside
world, the only thing lacking to put
the markets for the disposal of our
berry on stable basis is customs pro-
lection sufficient to enable it no take
its place on firm footing in competi-
ton with its rivals.
1t is very pleasant for lis to be able
to render a service to Puerto Rico of
SO much value, as in the present case,
and we also appreciate the compliment
that we have been selected by the
merchants and dealers of New York
as the intermediates and bureau of
information on matters concerning the
products and needs of the country.
The battle which we have been
waging has been hard fought one,
but we intend to keep at il until we
secure what we have been fighting
for. So far we have scored one point
and one which is of great deal of
satisfaction to us, and that is to know
that our efforts have not been in vain
and that the echo of our battle cry has
not been lost in the desert.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
En- tres SemanaS
a Port Arthur
Los planes de Kuropatkin

Nueva York viernes.-Los despachos ca
bleprafcos recbidos de Londres dicen que ell
general Kuropatkin ha manifestado que dentro
de tres semanas habra dominado los japoneses
acudira en- auxilio de Port Arthur.
En- la capital inglesa no sc duda de que
pueda consegur su proposito el generalislmo
russo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Ia ventaja de
los japoneses
va estan muy cerca

Nneva York. viernes.-Desde Paris cable
grafian que los japoneses estan 5000 yardas
de los fuertes de Port Arthur.
Esto hace decir los defensores de los n1po-
nes Que cuando lleguen los refuerzos de Kuro-
ratkin, va Port Arthur estara en- poder de los
japoneses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Los iaponeses huyen
de l.iao-yang
Los parties de la guerra

Nueva York viernes-Informan de Paris
que los rusos han expulsado de Lao Yang los
aponeses despues de una batala lmportante y
sangrienta.
Los moscovitas camnan de triunfo en- trlun
fo, seg1n dicen los parties que Sc reciben de los
corresponsales en- campana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
TemOreS de
1n naufragio
Ell correo espanol 'FBuenos Aires "

Nueva York, viernes-En esta ciudad ha
corrido ell rumor gravisimo de que haya podldo
naufraqar en- la costa de la Florida ell vapor
correo espahol "Buenos aAires' que sai6 de
Nueva York el dia IS.
Del buque que Sc supone perdido no hay la
mas ligera noticia.
Ell ''Buenos Aires iba para la Habana.
Creese que 10 haya sorprendido Ell clclon
de estos dias en- la mencionada costa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Las obras del canal
Ha salido Mr.. Taft

Nueva York, viernes-Dice un telegrama
fechado en- Washington que ell gobernador all.
ha saido para Panama fin de imprlmir grande
actividad las obras del Canal.
Esta notlcia que sea el gobernador Taft
el encargado del asunto lie da mas importan-
cia a la question del Canal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Des0rdeneS en-
Sant0 Domingo
Las Aduanas de la isla

Nueva York, vernes-Los despachos de
Santo Domingo confrman las noticias que he
mos publcado respecto de la intranqulidad que
Sc siente en- aquel pals con motive de haber
ocupado la Aduana de Puerto Plata los norte-
americanOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Como Sc anunCaa
una victoria
Los refuerzos a Port Arthur

Nueva York, viernes.-Un despacho de
San Petersburgo dice que el general Kuropat-
kin ha avisado su gobierno que antes de tres
semanas habra conseguido llevar refuerzos a
Port Arthur habra derrotado las fuezas enc
migas que rodean la plaza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Como Sc desquitan
los RsuSOS
Un plan que ha fracasado

Nueva York, viernes.-De la capital france
sa comunican la prensa de esta ciudad que ell
eiercito russo esta avanzando con una precision
TN exito tan complete que el desconcierto en-
tre los japoneses va siendo fatalmente contrario
a sus planes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
I'm gran esescontent0
que aumenta
EI peligro Sc acerca

Nueva York, viernes. el pals subsiste
TN descontento immense contra ell gobierno de
la Republica que sc ha mostrado tan debil y ha
creado esta situacion que no puede ser mas Cr1
tica para ell pueblo de Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
Ia intervention
americana
Las otras Aduanas

Nueva York viernes. norteamerica'
nos ocuparan tambien las aduanas de Samana y
Sanchez dicen que estan de acuerdo con el
gobierno lie la Republica para evitar que cual-
quier nacion europea lntervenga en- el pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21

Los mejores CORTAPLUMAS, son
los de la marca ROGER. De ven-
ia en- Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21

H9OWW WOCOMGGS
de sombr eros de paja de dife.
rentes estilos, a $3.50 docena,
acaba de recibir "EL CLAcK y,
de Pepe Cid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-21
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.N'Ot0riO

Registrador de la propiedad sustitutQ
que fue ID amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus SER
vicios, como Notario, en- Arecibo. BaJos dc
la casa numerO 13 calle de la Cruz, y sc hace
cargo de presentar para su inscription en-
el Registro de la propiedad del Distrito y
remitir los respectivos interesados, los
documentos que con tai objeto Sc le envlan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

sas saar % so ss1 fEE;nF o sis
oneal "a 90 -''-ay chop. 81 20 bulk SO Is SACKS
feet On the yxeg-Weather news had an important e.
throughout the seSs,- tcay causing liquidation
Louis Tbs s ;asI new wheat aad been resolved Al 81
lssc ns lower considersbIs sf neEs was from sc e
Pl,rss ' Elsl1et was further weakene5 nv r. X.st-
7hea+ hsS 'l-@Tg reporting ghat as a vIoIs Tssref
i..p-ov-etg oipsa L advance tavorabiy with general
Vas ge0o.ts have hitherto been notei s,-,,g ,a9
SO 1s N very Promising condition Psny arg
Germany ana oonqltions also except from Frarce
ri iaole as last week Gables 5ee-sS - , lot 80
4nnea27s stocks had expanded s was reported tat
ether hand evfS.,oa cas- was only 10000 bush on The
p Of fo county points found while ire e-a--igr
a. that noiut The 70 better demand fer
% Hredstseets a-rounTes 10 7 o6 STOCKS according
Win reduction the sane wee 80 ~ push compared
ME generally considered besr,Y o. V wv
the reasoa some looked upon It as brlisS m i 'oT
Only i've osds me restrictions or export business
fsr Ire westht- forecast was favoTaBi. insos 3G
s- no red closed 10 seosT. No D rsi-
it, u1tA - o6ss. sfoat CoPT|In oortrs3t -
Is TO-DAY and lost altogether ! ~ i h f
Nreat the motive was prnr5er1, q es1line. As in
81 b'I with less RgEresslveuess on the nsrt
weekly vsstiF snd an increase Of selling Tbs
Luish than otIerT,s a'lTss {rst appeared be
f,. ~ .2 bush conparei 200 bush las, So
= cars Exporters bought - loads Of eern w ST
a5i4c o aaoSt. S 3 cl3sSd - 56'ec elevator and
&c, aaost oATS-At tines fhe H No yen91D:
The previous nvt bu es snG w vas o. SHADE hshsr than
A. c-sra 27a left ~ AZ about e4c Tcr seine
~ % Tnits 50 to 20 n 4aa5oc pna crp.a Ste 20
a Cue nS at ssc H4R!aret a Feeding ss wa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. R.
LlSe5t ~ street and so1tk Ferry. tTIms from south
gerry ave minutes earlier than shown bsiOwI
EASTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MArcH
atNh-z4 % ia East0n onlyb. s-fG La
WILKES Barre AND sCRAsToS-sAso s1s q n.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT TOMS RIVER AND
BAttNEGAT-z4 90. 40 q m. x180 (24o LAxs-
Hwe9d and Lakehursr 0nlyl. $50 D. Sundays
vINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-ts4oo a N RIA
LONG BRANCH AsBCRY F.RK. OCEAN GROVE
rOlST PLEASANT AND sEA.HoRE PoiNrs
z 80 $50 ll50 sundays. except oe-an Grove
PHmADEIPHlAg6R EApINa rERMINAI5. ..zs.
tLoo ts.o0 200. flo.9o. t1Loo a "a, fI26o Fl 90
s4TH AND CHESTNUT srREETSHs 800 .lcoa
.l20o a. m. 900. t'aOO. 800 TOO. ~ Is .. "a.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS-s.oo TACO. i.oa
READING. HARRIsBURG. louisville AND WILL
iAMsPosBI-l% 90 "a % g 90. llts 70. (Iooo. tLes
EsqaipE 1855 only 90 $50 n
SANDY EOOE RoTTE-vr OF Rector ST q
atlantic Eiids. ssa5risht Monmourh Ben ana Lnss
s45. 40 . n. Sundays 10 90 N. leo, 8 90 .. m
zFron Liberty Street only. 'Daiy. tDsly except
sunday tSunday only tPartor only iva rans-
qua. xsstgTdays aExcept Saturdays
psi 49, 1900 1s54 Broadway fs2 SRI Av - ITrioa
Square West. 1873 East i25th ST. "a West iesth ST.,
r,o To' 81 st Ay ne y9,s GsS5t Sc "a -
raEsrsr C. calls for and checks baggage
Vice Pres Gen ~<r Cen psss'r Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June The in the local wool market
Is now centred in the domestic goods which
stantly arriving from the West The trading
woos however, has oeen shshS partly account q TIE
ruling arm prices So Tar England Is
the clip 81 practically cleaned in Utah. Wyoming
and Idaho Wt.d Oregon and Montana under
Pulled Territory woods quiet. -
terest ia foreign grades. Leaticg quotations follow
Ohio Pennsylvania-NCX and above. 53n3Ac: X 8Os
sic: No ! &c; No , Slg32c; me unwashed. 22G23c:
q. d and = blood. urwashec. 2kf26+sc- tine washed
delaine S+G35c. McngaR-X and above 26s- &c; No l.
2GQ3Or 2SGt29c; fine uuwashed. 2l122c. =. s ard
blood. ine washed deaine S1GS2c
Kentucky. Indiana. ETC. - blood. IS y 926c. braid
22n23c Terrstory-Idaho Gue i6sllSc. heavy LAO
l5c u7ed1- IT71sc; medium. iSl l9c low medium.
IsGs19c Wyoming. dus. t5'zSl62c heavy ane. 14G15c
dns medium 1i6ll7c: medium 1920; low medium. COO
Gle Utah Nevada. f5lz 4Iolzc ins. iS1f
lac fine med lfRlTc: medium. I9G20c. low medium,
ied21c DaKota. dne. 15G Ice: me msliun, ffG16isc
Y7edtfrr 10000: low medium t9GS0c Moatana-Ftns
choice 1s8I9c; fire iTr1sc me medium. choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

Irregular prices cucurabers have improved but cose
neglected Choice have become rather
anu close somewhat higher offerings stil OF very
quote POLATCES. bermuda, Dbl 50 So 90
otlern rose - = - 10 DC Chill 50 70 2 - "a %
81 IS do per busheI nov 81 80 81 "a TESEr R7Es
ASPARAGUS. per dozen bunches T5e 50; BETS
nearby, per Zoe punches SEA So, % Southern >
S. CABBAGES BaItirnore per bbl crate s. IS q
81 do Virginia 81 IS 81: do hbl 81 50 81 IS; do
BERS North Carolina per bush bacxet 81 IS a 81 IS
81 s. as LETTUCE nearby per Dbl 40 q 75c 10
carrier. ST 30 GsS: Onions Texas. per bush crate
virginia per basket 81 @ 81 %; PEPPERS Florida per
basket 75c as SO: sTRING Beans. Norfolk. wax per
green, SIC 81 Is; do North Carolina, wax per bush
basket 20 seq 90 green 5oe9 81 Do per Dbl 6qses
= so; DO Savannah and Charleston white 5000 81 500
per bb SO 75c; tomatoes Florida per carrier 81 q
= 70 90 MISSISSIPPI per tour-tiIl case. go 2 $50
ward to-day they no prompt weakening effsct
upon the good classes Of Nos and Prime made Itt!e
late rates There were tacluaed il to-taSs arrivals
g mary late cds and ends Cor which low prices
useful grades, the market had somewhat
easier tsndeacy Receipts o. hay and straw in
River Railroad 500. Erie 266 Pennsylvania so; Dela-
ware, JacEawanna and Western 40. West Shore, $50
New-Jersey. 10, river TO total e2e0 tons Re
cepts Of straw $50 Receipts OF hay June - I454
tons, 30 tons STRAW-lang rye made liberal
supply to-day number o. the Invoices
rsp9rtsd as eoqs5t ahead The LEGAL range was n9ee;
quote Prime large bales. per 1O0 70, s7.ac
No !. gos qe5c No . s59eOo; No 8 zoe: shipping 65e;
zoe; Go clear. 6oqG2'zc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Esv-Y0rk. June Ia 1904
ccFFEE-Eesterocy the coffee market Was ra-her les.
active that Of the previous ca the marker de-
vsOp-d ruacLoIN tendency GGCs- offerings oy leading
rae The opening ezdy al uncnangeS
pdces sympathy with continued primary re-
higher btazlilan markets STEADY European
ss5es Later Hzvre weakened demand here seemed
Indifferent. LhaI prices sold IS points Tne
lsi showed rat1er ~ improved tone after midday,
however, support from scattering sources me
eoseW stea-s a. decline q points sales
reported &c 80 bags. There nothing IN tbs
calculated 20 change opinions adyices OF couse
cLnce received from 6.azi snd foreign cables
E00ut - me WIKI expectations. Eayre opened
tznc .igLer 1lL lost , before The close Vhila
Hamburg I. plennlg lower. RIO advanced l25 and
Santos 100 refs Receipts the primary ports we're
iee against 300 bags Tor the same time asr
The Interior Sa1Sus movement baEs
ssals le0s 2s- wear Il looked though aTxs
Interests were OH OF sympathy the advance
grOur1 the demand coffee v-as too
eight onset expect%l increase crop recs MS
season approaches Al tbs time spec.-
seErnsnt remains rather taTCrahls market
Er Of ne room traders evidently the slight
being more Khan the natural result OF the
advance
q G No =
ne range o CONTRACT prices II market today
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June I4-CATTLE-ReceiptA 5000. Mar
ket steady. Good prime steers = Is s. % poor 20
medium s. rs sJoCkers and FEEDERS - q -
cows 81 heffsrs. 8 50 = 3 20 canne-4 . 20
q bulls. 3 - 70. calves IS = % 20 MUS
Receipts 1900 tomorrow 5000 Market %
higher Mixed and butchers - 50 z 50 To- good 10
choice aeavy So s. TO- rough he.yy - % z - .ga
81 SIS s.. bulk 81 sales. - % s. o5 sHEEP-t-e-
ceipJs 5000 Market ice h!glsr Lambs, lGe hisnsE,
Good 20 wethcrs. 81 % s. IS native a11nA -
ScinclnnatL June It-HOGs active 50 60 s. s. CAT
TIE stead. s. % s. - SHEEP easias 8 - Y 81 80
East Buffalo. y. Z. June t4-CATTLE-F.ecetPt $50
shipping s. - s. S. 5utchers s. Q s. o. Eelter5
as =. s. So cows. "a 60; bulls. g > @ 81 SO:
st5cNerz ana feeders. 50 p 50 as EEALsFeceipts.
go rea steaGy, 81 . e. go. H0GS-Recsipts, 2lge
head. fairly active zoe higher heavy and mxec.
8 s. sl workers. s. 20 S. Is, pigs 8 - s. 29
rourns 50 8 S. 50 So z5 d4iriss 50 50 20
SIIEEF AND AAtBS-Fsceip-s. 400 head. steady IN
Kansas city. June cATT1l3-Essestpts. LEGO Geo
head ircludinz SolrAerns: market steady 20 loo
dressed beef s. IS S. 80 che
price fair 20 good. - 5ogSI 60
yeSte-7 ses steers 407S6 s0ckes and feeders $50
a "a Southern steers s. aOGS5 3 southern cows s. =
80 ~qriva s. 5DL$+ -. native netters. 81 @ps
6 81 buGa s. 6nTS4 .. calves s. 5ogN4 90 HOGS
F.ecei0ts head market strong . 5c higher. toI
buk ~ s. T5H$+ 90. heavy 81 eaS9 packers
81 sorS4 90. pigs and lights, 81 80 50 stfEEE-s.ez
head market steady. native -atilns - Ut
81 Western lambs S. 2Z9SIs :et ewes. 81 T5QS5 p
Texas clipped yearngs So s. 60 Texas clipped sheep
81 251S4 -. stocSers and feeders. S2sSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York June Il, 1904
BEEvES-Fscsipts 40 head, all Of
which we're hea for o-morrows market Feeling 5sady
London cables quoted live cattle slow IOPgI2c
ger n dressed we'sh TsfrtEerSto[ beet lover $50 st SCI
schwarzschS 8 sulSberger and $500 quarters Of beef
Tsr: $50 s ssS y FOR n: market;
very yesterdays prices 500
s. 5e$S IS per 100 n; butterrRs nonGinaI Dressed
calves q sir deHand at steady prices ety dressed vea
sales-Geo5Ee & l. Dulenback: 81 vesla i6' n
G Curtis : Son n 20 ysa Is rs n a. $50
{2s T7 NSI53n 81 ~ yeal' lao y a., 95
NswtoT Co; xiTsinis calves TO n At 81 50. ,s.
ER eas oF ana 2 Tor '
Good handy sFeep wer. IN far demand at yesterday prices
heavy and common sheen hard 70 sell good choice lambs
the undeTErades we're nn and eoon lamb. not wanted
about 10 carloads Of stock We're likely 70 be carried over
to prime lambs at 50 5oG$s so; Cehoice)
50 - The dead market was steady for mutton and
dressed lambs and prime quality arrn- ~ .,
average 81 30 100 70; 237 do - 10 S.; 273
go. q n a, IS % = KsntucR2 cqlis 81 n at S. Is
In5ians warnings $ n a, s. 90 lQ7 S4uS - = at
~ u Ma-an DO i ii9 as 3 % s. snfsST 40
ard Shannon p: g, 'S Ken i3n0: IS p at
60 e. n a. 81 IS Kentucky warnings 90 n az So
81 kentucky sheep io7 o. at s. 10 bucks lbs 70 At
newton Co. 2oI virginia lab. . . at 50 %; y o.
1870 90 60 10 at S. SEQ % 81 n az s. SEQ do % p At
wllEsrssn l&2 sa;a 81 aP P = ,6 az S. g2 &
Harrington < Co: 27l Virginia iarnos IS n az s. .
HOGS-Receipts we're So cars or IS head. al ror
lEhter-rs No saes on live %eight N2T9ay s- E On
saiialo aayleea Ng St Ey.gb+s '7' 49, 90 w - -
sales date yesteTdsys Juas :, Co. 90 STATE hoss
hogs i+e n s. So rousEs go =. a. 81 IS; boar
90 r H5l-ls: 81 State hogs. c4s % IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS 200, Of WEST TWENTY II, ,, STREET
The leaving liine from Desssosses anu SostlA.ds
aS Isd.' -''-'E' street ''A'''"' '''' ''
and Dtnlns Cars FER Chicago Indianapolis. Lou1s-
s-s5 A u ST. LOUIS LIMIT D-Puil1naa slssgias.
los5 a. NJ The PEXNsYLvANIA LIMITED-Pall,
Compartment Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo.
Lss r. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPR ass
For ashvLlIs tva Cincinnati AID Louisville LaoAA-
$50 ?. N. CiiiC4G6 LIMITED,SPuIi1aaa slsepias;
SSnIoklnss and Observation Cars FOR chicago Aa1
SIS N. ST LOUIS ExPREss-Eo5 P''5 Tsa.a
Car. For Gary. " Va (vIa Shenandoah vAIis5
SIS p. " WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago Din
'G5 N PACIFIC ExRREss-E9r P;.s s sS:.I T0-
doah valley RSUts. Connects tor Cleveland except
s-3S r. n. CLEVELAND AND cINGINNAT! Elk S
PREss.-For Pittzhurs; Cleveland CiH'inAAs- In
s.SS P. II. PTTTsBuRG sPECIAL--Dany for Pitts
Asif.SST9s :. AND TIE ser Z .,o u.
Stresses aga Gosss, S t 70 2 g. Is cousf.-sonal
l. AZ all Pario ana DintaG Cars s,o' 3 : N
Z 10 aisht sunday SIS . IS, 'io.55 r. %
DInns Cars .s2s s5 .45 e:rossa.
sotFHEfS Ss'' R&i IL 71 2 Pre- a25 n
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-ErDres. s2s a ana sz'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RALwAY.-ExDrs.. i22s D n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAX.-SOr Memphis
CHEsAPEAKE And oFif0 T.ATLWAY.-I.cs a n week
days and ass .. m. daiIy
wees-1ays and 81. .. m daily - g..
ATLANTIC CITf--9-55 a and loo D m wsssEiays
PsroI Cars and standard Coaches week-days Par
lOr smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches on sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 . m. week-days-
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK un-eriaken SundsysD.
oeean Grove and Point Pleasant .trSn West IwsR,y
only 2.25 3 y. AS 4 So .. m. weekdays sun
DAYS $50. Is a. and 4 Sc D m. From pesorosses
and CorJanot Streets $50 LOO l. 80. LSO sat
urdays Onlyl $50 $40 40. J. 10 weekdays
Sundays Sis. 9 = N. zoo .
eos. Is sT.55 IS. SIS % 55 Llrnedl.
"955 40 - CPenna- Limited 30 II IS - Is
Il IS ." So 10 (DesoTossss and Cortlandt Streets 2
255 '3 % 355. IS 81 20 Il So 90 s. Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia onlyl '555 655. T55 s2S Q .
weekdays Sundays 6O5 y IS. 5 %. % Is ('955 s.
m. u IS '12.55 ISIS, IS ass ~ (-45 Chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia only. - 5S IS 50 g. IS
So p. rs 90 for North Pni.adspnJs onlyl p N,
II 10 night
'Din.nG Car
ricket ofrcs Nos 4s1 Ils 2e1 Broadway: 1s-
10Th 81 }; Astor House. stations named aoovsf
Brooklyn Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 800 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex station The New York
hotels and residences through 20 destination
TeephoEe '043 Chelsea Tor Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Service.
". W. ATTERBCRY J P WOOD.
General Manager Psss'r Traffic Man2sss
GEO V. BOYD.
General Passenger AGENT
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powdered. &c; EaEI. confectionery graduated SIZE
coarse aat extra Hne graEu,sted. Sc Eagle n
us q enc graduated 5.05c. Eagle - bags and
70 bags q e1e gra1uated soc Eagle fne granuatei
lamar g:zIuated and diamond 4. soc contecuonsrs
= see Nos l. and g. 65c No 4 8oc. No 5. 455c;
20 O. fooc No q 445c, No s. 4oc; No 8. 4s5ci 80 10
1-e5ci 10 Il i25c No - S.Jci No ID 1 i5c Nos -
10 +iGe No 10 4c5c Tho local market stssdy
SSIEl'lgh cost aEG freight sales been made q
ION under That basis The duty paid prices
s-"s Centrifugal - test, 31sc; u1Lscovado. 50
Ss and u3casses sCga-, Sc S5c. sales ysster
"a vera 1000 bags Cura centrifugal basis e6 asst
- RS cost and freight and Cuba, Tolasses sugar, s.
- al = 1--ay COO bags various u1uscovalC. SO
--S Sole a. sac The London beet market was
elotso a . =. Lura ~ e fa- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
egs az tie ports and interior points to-day. ecl
.-.a ne SAM cay last week ana last yeaE:

--@che-ge Special Liverpool Cabe5-Spot coltsA
seer. bv0V bales speculation and export zOo
tesS 1000 receipts. 5000 bales; Ucdii1g upland
futures opened barely steady. points lower on
e. &C points lower distant positions; cosed
tEes hei 70 points lower June. $3.50; June-uly.
July August 633c, AuEus1-Septerlber. 6lOd; Sep
yetoher. 500 October November, 63ld. NoVen-
fsesnheg $500. D.cern5eF-Janlary. G2Id: January
fs,-A. a@9c: February March. SGD Aanchsster-
lsr.eess~oks CLOTHS. moderate demand.
-he market for esscntia. oils was firm bet Only
sslss 'se Z iobbing way We quote the follSying
nc leaeiuE oils; Peppermint tins 50 S5-t ~ %
49, - "ftss 30: Epearuint. 81 5oCSs tansy - cog
fO0sD s5lnyoyal. s. 051Sl IS. lemon grass - IodS5
liz. tescy but active with prices named as foi-
tay- ~.iock &C. gentian. = uSc. ginseng Northern
nestern. Sass 50. Southern. s. 75qs5 Eastern,
lsscksSt siser. Jamaica. tleached. los4llc. Ail-
tgfe. e7l0e golden seal. 81 TO- helebcre powdered
sce ordinary. bales Of 100 70; selected. n
f&ra. tY sarzsparills Hoaduras = = n27c: Mexican,
e-sse sthess. Western. s50fscs Southern 1N4lzcs
ts,p,s rs iE s8gsSe: Texas, s0G43c. Canada. lsg@Oc:
rztsssisn AND NEAL-Ths situation IN -four was
ssd sss ao IN proysd BY the sharp decline in wheat
Aac az az the close showed general disposition 70
she- - CONCESSIONS. Spring pafents. 81 lOf4S5 DC
.alsAl - $685.. DateEts, s. i01Ds5 90
TIA - y ho0f4 10. No winter 80 8O1Ig2
tuotes. winter 81 359s3 SO. RYE FLOCR-Quiet.
Aet n,sr e good s41ss -. choice fancy. 81 pa
eio a. - . -lEAL-Quiet Quoted: Kiln dried s. $50
t1sts ~, = ,Ifsne BAG MEAL-DuiI Quoted: Fine
' yellow. q <o9sl <5i coarse e. i0e9sl ls. FEED