davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
A Pulling Situation.

Doubt exists among officials here
whether Haiti will be accountable 10
the United States or Turkey for any
injuries which may be inflicted by Hail
tian mobs on Syrians who have been
naturahzed IN the United States.
United States Minister Powell, at
Port al Prince. Haiti, is acting for Tur-
key in the absence of any representa-
tive of that country in the stormy re-
public He has advised the State De
par -meut that so far he has not been
called upon 10 ask redress for wrongs
suffered by individual Syrians at the
hands Of mobs, but conditions there
ere so stormy that trouble may come
at any time.
PuZZling International questions will
be raised If the Hatians injure any
Syrians who claim American citizenship
Acting Secretary Adee said this morn
ing that all cases of that nature will
be Investigated individually and the
United States will endeavor to ascer-
tain whether the foreigner concerned
assumed American citizenship in good
faith. expecting to live in this country,
CT whether he acquired 1t merely for
the sake Of enjoying the protection Of
the United States in a foreign land.
In Secretary Stewards time the State
Department held that the good faith
OF the naturalized citizen must be de-
terInined in deciding whether the United
States is 10 afford him protection, and
this practice has been followed ever
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
Turkeys Position.

Turkey does not acknowledge the right
of its subjects 10 renOunCe allegiance
To the Sultan. Consequently. Minister
Powell will have many puZzling qucs-
lions 20 decide in case the Syrians Wio
Claim American citizenship. suffer in
jury.
The request of Turkey that Minister
Powell look after its interests in Haiti
IS regarded as an indication Of the grow
ing friendliness Of Turkey for the United
States.
This is the day when Minister Leish-
man Will have the audience with the
Sultan for the presentation Of the de-
rlands Of the United States for the &C.
ignition OF the rights Of American ciu-
Zens IN Turkey.
State Department officials believe The
porte Will grant the demands Of the
United States and place American cirl-
zens in Turkey on the same footing with
British, German, and French subjects.
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
LIKE REAL
SOLDIERS AT ORDWAY

bed. Some Of them scrambled into the
Signal Corps wagon. and others got on
top Of il. The larger number huddled
uD IN the central telephone and telc-
graph tent. and vowed they would rath-
CT remain awake than TO have snakes
crawling over them. IN few moments
they were all lying on the benches
and boxes sound asleep one minute and
awakening with a start 10 look for boa
constructors the next
Fotes of the Camp.
Private Miller. Of the Signal Corps
has been promoted to be a private Of
the first class Lieut.. Thomas Evans now
has four scrgcants, Two corporals. i've
frst-class. and thirteen econd-class lAcn
in camp.
Private James Mcknight, Of Company
Z. First Regiment, having been-/pro-
nOunced by Surgeon Weaver to be unit
for military service has Deem ordered
back to Washington
Last evening Captain Riggs. of Gener-
al Harries' staff. was taken seriously
I'll. and removed to the general ho5piJaL
He was reported 10 be much improved
this morning. and will be able to leave
the hospital in day or two. as his all
ment was nothing more than severe
bilious attack.
Orders for the District militiansen to
go 70 Fort Riley, Kan. have been &c
sued from headquarters. The matches
Will be held from August p TO y, IN
CiUSi-c
The regulars are having lots Of hard
work The cavalry was marched 10
Charles Town. about six miles away, yes
tcrday. by Captain Gocster, and remain
cd out for several hours, during which
they did "a great deal Of skirmishln-
and maneUvering around the woods anU
TOadE
The Fourth Battery was also taken on
a practice march, lasting for two hours
or more. Captain Footc commanded the
organization. He says he VIII give his
inen regular doses Of this kind Of
work
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
Remnants Ribbons

Another lot Of punches Of ALI
SILK Baby Ribbons, in assS- ed col
ors. 2 10 yards in each 1r
bunch; tomorrow, per bunch
Remnants of all our Ribbons, sold
up TO 121zc a yard. IN
good assortment OF styles - 2r
and shades; tomorrow, I'd.
Remnants Of all our finest quality
Ribbons, including Satin Taffetas.
double faced Satins and Novelty
Ribbons. in wanted shades, sold
of the piece as high 1Nlr
as Csc a yard, Friday u6S
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
Remnants Hosiery

Remnants = Hosiery
Lot OF Infants Black and White
Lace Socks; sold regular nr
~ at PIC a pair, Friday "
al.......... .......s.......-.
Children's ! by l Ribbed Stock
ings, guaranteed fast 1Ic
black. seamless foot; reg ~
ular 10c value at-.-.....---...
Lot cf WOmen's Hosiery, includ-
ing plain fast black and tan drop
stitched. seamless foot; or
regular 121zc qualities ~
Il
Oddments Of misses Fast nr
Black Lace Isle Hose. sold u
regularly at -5c pair, at.
The Washington times., 1904-08-04

Lot of Womens Swiss Ribbed
Vests, finished with tapped p
neck and arms; full cut; all
sizes; Friday, each, at.-...-.....
Lot of women's regular 12lzc
Swiss Ribbed Vests; regu- - I
and lar arms arms; FRI Friday iSps att. 4 2
WOmen's extra size Swiss Ac
Ribbed Vests; silk taped neck ~
and arms, Friday at............\
The Washington times., 1904-08-04

A lot Of remnants of fire quality
Cambria Corset Cover Embroidery,
IA inches wide. in lovely effects,
qualities OF the piece AIR
at &c a yard. Friday ~
at half price, yard. Il 4
The Washington times., 1904-08-04
RemnanlS-BIaCk Goods

Remnants of all our Black Goods,
including the most fashionable fab
RIGS worn this season. Desirable
lengths for skirts or waists. Prices
reduced one-third to one-half to
close out tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 16-CATTLE-R Receipts. 5000 head; mar
ket steady; good S6aS7 poor medium
T64S5 feeders 81 1O8S4 10 $l9
81 heifers 81 1895: SlgS2 3d. bulls S2gSi
calves So 508$T. HOGS-Receipts $4,000 head market
strong mixed and butchers 81 35QS4 G5 good to choice
heavy 81 5TAQ$4 672; rough. heavy 81 35Q$4 40 light
30QS4 So; bulk sales 81 j0QS4 CO. SHEEIReceipts
head; 15c lambs 100 lower; good to
vethers 81 4oS5 Do fair choice mixed 90
Cincinnati, Dec 16HoGs-A Active strong; butchers
70 good shippers. s48$+ % common $2q$2 p sHEEP-
East Buffalo. Dec TTL-h-I;eceipts 500 bead
butchers So 5og$4 81 heisers 81 5oQS4 % cows 81 25g
SO 75 bulls. 81 208$4 sockers and feeders s. 5Og$4
VEALs-Receipts. 800 head pc higher; "a 5oq$S 10
heavy 81 sOGS4 So mixed S4 T5Q$4 So Workers 81 19
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts 10000 head; sheep steady
lambs Slow 10000 lower lambs S5G$7 40 few 81 90
yearngs $GQS6 25 wethers 50 25g$5 80; 81 5oQ
S4 10; sheep, mixed So 50GS4 SO.
Kansas City. Dec observation-disclosures. 1900 head
including 500 Southerns market slow and steady choice
export and beef steers S5a$5 So fair 10 good
S. 5OQ$5; So 5OE%a go stockers and
feeders So 5OdS4 Southern 81 50QS4 5G southern
cows 754S3 %: 81 I5N$4 % native hsifers
So 50(S5 bulls S28$4 calves $34S6 80. HOGSRecetpts
800 head DC lower: top, 81 oIl2; bulk
sales "a 30QS4 5Qa$4 STA 81 40
ia So: pigs lights. Sc SJGS+ 4712 SHEEPieceipts
2CuO head steady native lambs $5$6 50; native
wethers 81 50a$5: native ewes S40$4 75 Western lambs
S5GS6 O Western yeaTlngs 81 5O4&5 20 Western sheep
So 1884 10: stockers and feeders, 81 608S4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. December is, 1904.
market showed continued aC-
IQF re- II f--n1ess There nothing the early
tlH-t. e-s-s-rIy n explain the active buying which
AeSs 1,ss5 European markets while steady. did not
Nas rsrT,-ularly hush tendency, and neither Of
toH en markets reported any change. while the
pts rather heavier. But the bullish
555.efiies OF cofe= have recently been fully Nent-
mere was continued support by trade interests
md commission houses. and the market after opening
,rherred 10 u points higher advanced until at one
time iet gain Of % points was apparent Following
- 5ssy- realizing checked the advance and caused
800 slicr recession. but the of the market con-
,t-Ied fIrr1 and close officially designated
etes6v al net Of 100 Is points. The large re
rT+s al Brazilian points explained by the bulls
ss "fatrr due 10 an increased European demand re-
CentIv noted than larger supplies in the IN
,o- thar has reckoncd with, while the advance
m haIf q The price Of one Of the brands or
TeckaEe coffee following the advance reported the
6tber dav in one :0f other brands taken, in
Connection with slightly larger warehouse deliveries
~ mean an demand from the interior for
actual supplies American stocks of coffee are very
large and seem constitute the chief menace to any
speculative advance But the theory is advanced that
these being firmly held. viii not come out except
81 gain from present quotations and that
arrivals begin u dUindle and these supplies are
needed fill Interior requirements the position VIII
show SIN more pronounced bullishness. The market
for spot drr with quotations on the basis
Of IS. FOR Eio No T.
The range = prices in the local market to-
fpv WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

local market spot cotton closed quiet. with
e. gAs points lower 1850 for Middling upland
-'s Tor I1ld1lng Gulf Delivered contract 800
cvs- lAern spot markets were teegraphed as tol-
1Le quiet and ~ 1Ssc; sales, 800 bales
rS-@A q--et, easy and unchanged at 7Bc. Norfolk
ou sc -Ae!atgec &c; sales, I07 bales. ST. Louis
cus, .-1lse1 al Ts<c; sales. 80 bales. Charleston
sIsc 4---c lover al ~ g7%c. Augusta steady and
A. 7-l"eE a. '-ljc, sales 404 Baltimore nominal
sas or.esEs easy and 1-16c lower at 7-2c;
l756 $50 I@es Memphis quiet &c lower 7esc sales
tse SSs 5a-Fesion cu!et and 1-lsc lower at ll-l6c
tSD a-es Estimated receipts at leading points for
s65 Al AeW-C-eans, $500 20 $500 bales. against
70 20 week and "A lso last year; Houston, $500
var. Dees against le 1o7 last and 1906 last
sest2n. 10000 70 II 600 bales, against 1871
n7eE and $50 last year.
steI elpts q cotton ports to-day and for the
- q this week last year; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. I6 t ?. m.-COTTON-spot in good de-
mani. 1rf5-s points lower; American n.ii5Lng Fair
453d: good nitdlins. 2ed; midding Ia; low uG1Hs
GOOD ordinary. 3GSd. ordinary 3slL The
the da 1900 bales Of wa.r5 .',o we're fog specla
II 600 bales Including $1,000 American Futures opened
easier ami closed quiet, American uittI.r C.. De-
ceb-r uSf. ueC-1.e- 49, January 4t~i January and
February AHA. February and Marrr +l5t. March and
ArriI 4iat. AlrI and May. t22.. Nav and June 25d
June and July gid July ans August. L2jt August and
Septeu5er -gd September and Oc-1SeC +-tl. October
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD 4. R

4tH Ave. follows for
t. 1000 x 1902 a NJ. IL LOO y los. * 500.
BOSTON. via wu.iInanric--t's:oo a. VI, 200 P. NJ
BOSTON, via SprngGeld-f5OD y. ". Z Loo q 3OO.
'I1:OO ?. NJ
FITCHBCRG. Putnam Worcester-73-0O P. VI.
LAEEVIL.LE NOFFOLK-TS-50 a NJ. IS 81 P NJ.
CT. HARRINGTON, STOt kBkIItfE. LENON, PITTS
FfEI.D-++:jO. 1880 a NJ. 1881 = u
WATERBURY, and NINsTEp-+4.5Q $500. 1880.
t1OD2, $1,000 Waterbury, A NJ, T1cUS. 443O.
sr5Ol, 1000 5000 10 Water6l.yl NJ
Ticket Offices cCirand Central Station and c125th
St, also at CHS. r26l 11s5 ela4 Broadway c3 PARK
Ave. Madison Ave. C273 West l25th s., 1873
I25th 81 In B.ookIyn, C Court St. 500 Fulton ST.
Broadway. r L.
Daily Except sundays Sundays ocly. gstcps as
I2.tl sundays only tParlOE Car
Limited Has dining Car cParlor and Sleeping Car
c T HENPSTEAD. Gen Pass AT.
o. VI. SHEPARD. Gen supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Lsc. 10 E-WIEAT-spot. nominal;
1utu5f5s S5r,, nominal; March Is 4&d; Nav
futures gu.st J@nuq7ITy 4'5d March Is ana PEAS
canadian tt r rs ga FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter
49, IN London tPacihc COAST hIm fsU
80 - los m mes h'2 T Extra India mess Cos 3r FORK
t. ID H. quiz ans BACON EASY Cumberland cut 70 to
dies light % to 81 n long clear ni5ies Eesyy IS
c,ear bellies IA 70 IL ~ backs 10 o. 20 No. ios 81
40 no ID 10 R2S I'D dun prime IN teces
Good United states firm los E,s rs strong t Am.Tifa1
LoW-PrIa.e city steady & a9 ln3s9 52s Sd TAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

per Dbl, 81 5OGs2: SQUASH Hubbard per bbl 5oG75c;
40 marrow 50q65c; do Florida white per box 81 5U9S2
sHAILOTS, New-Orleans. 100 S2llS2 90;
TOMATOES Florida, 81 5OaSS 90 do Cafor-
ma per nat case. 81 5O1S2 Jo TtRNIIS, white. Dbl
geaSl 20; do rutabaga Canada 9OcGS1 nearby. 5o9
HOTHOUSE AND FRAME PRODUCTS-Demand gen
orally light and the market is easv at former range OF
prices. We quote: CUCUMBERS. No / per dozen, Goa
'Se do No 2 per case 90 5eS3 LETTUCE. Boston. per
494en 2O04Oc: MUSHROOMS per n lO04Oc: RAD
ISLES. per 100 81 5NMS3: TOMATOES rer NJ 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
Visible supply
SAM r-rla lAfn

COTTON-The cotton market quiet and mar
foT 10 fluctuations which showed continued iregu-
scalp for moderate profits rather than take decided
stand the market, though II be mentioned with
81 fairness that sentiment still has bearish
usually Of the opinion that
the recently increased activity the Liverpool spot
ket and reports from the South OF liberal
chass By southern mills should be taken indicating
that prices low warranted by the best
eI concerned. and indeed 10 consider
hat matter how large the crop advance is Jus
probable. the general opinion
Be that the gnners report due around the middle Of
least. confirm the esti
the and that II be followed by further
weakness among holders this theory being promoted
tG-1dy's official adytces quoted
shade lower The market opened steady
decline OF 70 points IL lower English
Gt both spot and futures, but the sales
vt English market helped Offset the bearish effect
the decline, and buying encouraged early
z Gle Two months little over the Initial figures
Ire considerable bear however and before
1Aoay the market had worked OF 10 decline Of
s91t 20 points. when shorts started covering
Ae trading hutuations were very narrow, final prices
bt1g steady q decline Of 10 points. Sales esti-
mated a. 10000 bales Superintendent Kings weekly
movement figures follow Port receipts 3263Oj bales,
against So5s2o last overland TO mills and Canada
s..<la bales, southern mill
Jig esated bales. against 81 600 last gain
~ sIock al Interior 1878 bales, $3.50 last
.tst brought into sight The week, 454357 bales
Stssi 4lbS9+ last year Total crop movement: Port
t 55lsgs5 bales 1851 $40 overland
% nils and Canada. 292 bales, against 357 AL
yea Southern Mill takings tetimated). 69so00 bales,
oA1st 10000 last year stock At interior towns in
september J. UJ2,31G bales against 465lI6 last year;
oo5gnt INTO sght thus Tar for season. 7os1l3 bales
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

i 9a Sl PORK steady quoted Ness 3q$l3 70 fam
"a snort clear. SIS I54Sl6 30. BEEF hI
S1l India mess s4 56a$l6 So BEEF HANS
quoted, S22e$2S 90 DRESSED HOGS firm; quoted: Ba-
1@74se CUT MEATs-Pickied Bellies barely stea3y
&C. 10 ID. I32c; j. ID, T14qI1c; IL 10
hams Gull; quoted. &C. TALLoW firm: City 49sc: coun
QUIET G8teS m aD seady quoted Dos city d sf
American, Sc Continent, doe Brazil Kegs &c;
quoted oeo, exc; city lard stearine 3i!G7s4c
N CE-Ihe market for was steady and demand
current demand. Quotations follow: Domestic, or
choice S7 &c if bFad to good = 3%e; prime s 10
Japan. foreign nominal; do domestic G53,c, Java
4'SSggS3te' rangoon in bond. - a 20
iIvg but it was in The way Of Withdrawals raher than
quoted less per cent for cash: Cut loaf and
SSrushed 635c; mould A, &c; cubes. 59Oc; XXXX pow
Fo H' zoe; Eagle confectoners graduated, soc;
ana 5lb bags Of fine granuiated. see Eagle dSe
& ssIuIatsd standard graduated and diamond y.
Sc; No g. 49oc; 10 o IS5c 70 Io 800, no ii zoe
worlds visible supply Of sugar is 2.6sO,ooO tons.
The London beet sugar market was about I'd lower
with December quoted lOl2d ana January at
lbs II The local sugar market was steady,
To,; 4fsc. and molasses sugar SO test at 4isc
STOCK $3.50 tons, against 123,500 last year 40
grinding, against is last This weeks summary
Gray shows stocks in the states and cuba to-
59S538 tons - Ia, tons againt ll2i5l last week and
Last year Stock in Europe. 2461,00O tons. against
ments Of refined or to the United states this week
4otal stock Of Europe and America. 25S2, tons,
dates and 87224S0 the even date of January l.
Sg4 The decrease of stock is 61s231 tons. against
afoats together SHOW ,.is,I s,ITiy Of ~ l7s
TONS In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
THE SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

steady. SIS Cd FOSIN-Common firm. IS Sd PrTRO-
LECAI-ReGned quiet 6l2d- LINSEED OIL steady Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
READING SYSTEM.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL 2 r

NEW JERSEY CEN KAL X. X
LIBERTY street and south terry tlom south Fsrry
minutes earlier than below.
EASAON. BE iHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MALCA
CAINk-Zi.JJ tf-l5 Easlon only. 81 a. L20.
$40, 1.vg t545 Ea-ton only p Sundays GASa
WILIlEsEAEKE AND sCRANTON-z4.oO. sIO - II.
200 J. m sundays. ztSp a i
LAhEW0OD. LAKEHURSF. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z3 90, $50 a zl5O O. 40. A1o
Lakewood and Lakehurst only. e5OO. xs.Os ,.
sundays, 40 a m
NtSkLAND AND BRIDGETON-zt&o 90 a m. $40
LONIt BRANCH. AIT Y PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4OQ. $50. 1LSO a Xl20. 445. $50. 6.SG lL60
p m Sunday except Ocean Grove. 200 AOo.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. STARLIGHT MONMOUTH BCH,
EAST LONG BfsANC Hoo. so $50. 1l-a0 a m
13o 40 t5.S0 Atlantic Hlds- oRIy), D. M sun
PHILADELPHIA oREADING TERMINAL1-s4aa TOO.
tSS IS SS 90 y oS p o. ., si oS
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-s4.5 $500 .laso.
.lS00 a 900. +-4oo. 500. 400. ts2s
BALTIMORE AND wAsHTNGTOS-s.0O. 1000 .1aso.
200 400. - 0o. 100, ~ IS
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMSPORT-I4o0. E425. $500. 70 10 5000, 1L0O
Reading Onlyl. 81 90. ~ 90. - 90 m Read
ing. PottsvilIe. Harrisburg only. - o. - 90 D.
ZFrom Liberty Street only "Daily. TDaily, except
Sunday sSundays only 4Parlor only IVi2 Ta-
maGua- xSaturtays- aEvcept Saturdays.
Onces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Aston HOUSE.
Square West. I53 East I25th 81. Us West 125th
gao Columbus York. Court $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bassags
70 destination
w Q BESTER G NJ BURT.
Nice-Pres. and zen Gen Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
Excursions.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

i YORK. BY the Grace of God free and independent;
To Or. Z. 3. Witte Mary D Minor, y
The Of Princeton University, James Hin
bod Eleanor Do1 Daniel I. bod John BeUinser
Stevens Alexander. Robert Livingston
stevens Richard stevens, Mary F. Stevens Bayard
ton. Mary Stockton ConS-r. Caroline Bayard COnger
Couger Arthur McCrel COnger, katn-
Remsea Conger Anna bod Mccoy. Samuel Bayard Dod
Susan bod Stockton. Mary bod Walker, William d
Butts. Daniel L Butts Esther Butts storey, William
Ia!sey bod. Herbert Eugene bod, Fanny Esther bod
Hawkridge Thomas Hammond Suydarn. Caroline Suydam
BIce. Charles SUyiam Caroline Emma SuyGau Randall
Charles SQuier bod. Jr Harry Dcd Lizzie bod Bright
Charles bod Albert r bod Lille bod Smith. Harriet
stockton bod, James Potter bod Mary
bod. persons interested Susan
Brown. Princeton in County of Mercer.
New deceased creditors legatees,
or or otnerWlse seu1 greeting You OF YOU
hereby cited and required personally be and appear
before OF the County Of New York,
SurrCgates Court Of said County, held the County
House IN the County OF New York the oath
1905, at haf-past o'clock In fore
OF that day then and there to attend judicial
settlement proceedings J.
and Mary =. Minor. Executors
VIII and Testament OF said deceased;
twentone years required appear by your guardian
If il you have none appear apply
be appointed. In the your elect
failure guardian viii Be appointed by the
In testimony whereof have caused the seal d the
Surrogates the said County Of York 10
hereuuto affixed Witness Hon Abner c.
IL 81 Thomas, a Surrogate OF said County,
cember in the year OF Lord thousand
dred and four.
JAMES A DONNELLY
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court
DANIEL WFfITFOFD. Attorney for Executors.
P O address 40 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
City Of New York n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. 16-FLOUR firm. WHEAT-Spring in
qury ana offerings light; No Northern 81 Is winter
frrer. No red 81 CORN strong; M yellow. 400;
No 8 corn. 4S1e OATS firm; No white 3494c; No
mixed. 33 5ac. BARLEY, 454o5c- RYE No !. S4fgc
l,heago I5.-Ihs leading futures ransed as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

soa c.ns-S specIal LlTerpool cabiesspot cotton
500. sales. 10000 bales: speculation and exDoy
etd,nr IIissa 300; receipts 1900. all American
lover on Lane lsa Futures opened quiet points
closfa -aF ana points lower distant positions.
onbertysssl net ta9 points lower. December and De
lusry- 4sd; January February. 4lld Eel
hsy-Iuna sl3a' Aarch-Apul 419d; April-fay 422d
August 100 Jqne-July 427d; July-August and
4Sos September-OctCber and Octr
STEADY 'sf 426e. Administrations and cloths
lolts s..loN.Ag tntaI nat recents ~ co., - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
atract prices in the local market to-

Coffee cables Rc-Cof1ee market steady No Z MO,
635; exchange 3 32d; receipts ZOO bags shipments
for the United states 900 bags shlpIens Ior Europe
stock. $4,000 bags Sautos-Coffee market
feady good average Santos 5S70O receipts q 900 bags
stock $50 ono bags. Hamburg-Cofee market opened
pfg higher at 2-3o m was net = pig higher; sales
HavreCoflee market opened barely steady,
4 franc higher, a y m unchanged: at unchanged
70 lower, advanced = franc; total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
ALTINORE lNl AHIn RhILROil

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
"EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave South Ferry minutes earlier.
Lv. Liberty street,. Except BuTst.
.....1O.OO Daily Diner-
100 noon Daily Diner.
nm Trr-
"Royal Limited0 4. 90 Daily. All PullraAz@
500 Daily Diner
-. 90 pm. Daily Buffet
L Is night Daily SlsepsFS
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
Daily Lv. New AOrk CIty. south Ferry Liberty St
Chicago, Pittsburg 70 mt L. Is Sleeper
Chicago. Columbus ! noon. Diner
Pttsburg Cleveland. 8 SIS 400 Limited
''PittsbuTg Limited. SIS pm 200 Buffet
Cincinnati st. Louis IL 20 mt l. Is Sleeper
Cincinnati st. Louis $50 500 pm Diner
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STOCK on HAND

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NAVAL STOREs.

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market Tor rosatre ruled straie- wita prices at '9c
higher Resin continued quiet. ana tar lIs7 was uH-
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Instruction.

For Young Lades-CIty.
KTNDERGAREEN TRAINING.-Winter term Jan s.
Free Scholarships ltd, academic dept FROEBEL
NORMAL INST, e. a. CUTTEN. As Irving Place
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Stock Fzavre 2.sse.ooo bags which 2.141Ooo
Brazilian: last week 3O15O0O and 2150000 respectively
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is foows