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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR dun and
steady WHEAT-NO 3 spring, 75GsGc; No red sS% q
DISC. CORN-No 2, 46&c; no yellow, 4Sc. OATS
No 2 5sc; No white 39'iG4ic. RYE-No bdAo
BARLEY-Good feeding. SSN30c; fair to choice mating
460b7c FI.AXsEED-No !. 81 II; No ! Northwestern
grade 81 d. POPK-Mess. per Dbl Si3 20sl3 40
LARD. per 100 n. 81 27ls. CUT ATEATS-Short ribs
sides SO 4FsR 20: short sides boxed Sc 81
@$7 i2is WHISKEY-Basis Of high wines 81 81.
Duluth, Jan. 27.-wHEAT In store. No hard. s7tao;
No Northern sec: No Northern SSiac; track. No
hard. sIbc No Northern, SIC; No Northern. SStc;
May. SHE: July seize.
Milwaukee, 27.-WHEAT steady: No Northern,
S9dS01c; No Northern S50S1o: May. S9Sso RYE firm;
No /. 61iG62c. BARLEY duh: No . 63c; sample. $50
Gle. CORN steady: No 3, 42q43c: May. 49%o
Philadelphia Jan. 27.-WHEAT steady; contract grade.
January e2g92 &C CORN steady January, 6Og30t
TER steady. fair demand extra Western go;
do nearby prints. &c EGGS FIRM 20 higher fresh.
nearby. 36c at the mark do Western, $780, do South
western. 3jc: do Southern Sac. CHEESE steady New
good lO9lic Recepts-Flour. 1000 bbls and i.O39OOO
10 sacks 81. 600 bush: oats coo bush Ship
ments-Wheat. $50 bush; 1000 bush; oatz $4,000
bush.
Minneapolis Jan 27.--WHEAT-May. e3s' 9ss&c; July.
sTgS7Mc September. T6E4c. on trackNO hard. 90Ao;
No Northern s9Mc No Northern s61sc; No North
s4gs5o FLouRFirst patents 81 65Qs4 IS; second
clears So 5OQS2 CO. BRAN. In bulk s14 25qSl5.
St Louis Jan. 27.-wHEAT lower; No red cash.
seas; May 81 Ge64 80: july 7SAe; No hard s2Qs3 G
OATS higher; No cash. s9c; May. 4lc No white
Toledo. Jan 27.-CLOVERSEED closed: Cash and
January SO 90 February SO 92ls March, 50 o7a prime
Rlske. SO 80: prims timothy. 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

se ses n at 81 80; Is ~ 81 Is: 81 do TAI ID
g $ at G y e % C a. S ses !. g.
DO J. d b Gibson % steers Ilss D. at 81 so,
IS G s Dg sha9 s9S 10 KsRtuey steers 1855
sSTi 800 ~ At s. do elS n. 81 So q do 7ss n
10 shsgm5erg Son: Chicago steers. 1897 IS IS
Kefn sIS5 10; at 80 ~ keRge5y do lllS n At 81 eS
v Hsin bu Ssep ao S n Z. At s. co s as n So
e. andrew Mullen bulls, 10 So 80; DO So 10 az
iS S So ~ a. sa do $50 n At s. 60 1920 70. at 81
J. G; CrgfiS q S e., go ~ 70; e5 81 81 o.
6a. 1877 r. s5 IS 3d. q :as Se as d
81 n at s. 90 do 9sd b. "a at o 81 &c. S DO al go ~
s. E0 dg . bulls :, u.s. !, y at s. eS ,5 y DO SIS
Lac $50 n - at s. g. T. do a as g.
.sr. s. 's IT, 3 e. ''s
llse Se at W g Cow Cows, axe n 1890 81 e at s. so bull
Mich CoWsLRecoiPts were 10 head. including 90
were In demand and c1oice stock firm and s2ass per
Reported sales at S259S5O for common TO good
eaTs aeil6ruRn Il fresh cows with their
A. McCabs: 6 cows and calves. at ss5as5o each,
j; H. Hume & Bro: COWS and calves at s259$30
Andrew Mullen: COW, and calves at s25ass5 per
Prices ruled for Of calves and the pens
So 90 per 100 ~ little calves at ss4 yea ye sa a. ana 5
harnyard calves ct So 50GS4. firm CITY
dressed veas sold at 0Glic per 10 country dressed at
Sales at sixteth-st-J G. Curtis & Son: IS vesls 1876
90 los n, at 81 10 do 100 NJ 81; do as n at
s g s. .aTpyard S5t 500 at s4; $50 IS
h9drew Maeh Sc vsSis i43 n a, So so: q DO 121 70,
"a y ~ q T. a. g 3 At = g. Is
H. Hollis S2 veas 45 b. 'a at s. so %? Sc So 2s ~
at So; do los H. at IS so do 90 NJ at Sc: do. "a
John p Nielsen; veals l54 10 at 50 so; do no 70,
George l. s. Dilenback: veais. 100 10 az so so; l
sales at Jersey c1ty-s Judd CO.. vesIs $50 10. a,
at S 90: q little calves: Is NJ at 81 so CO. IL ID
Mcpherson & Co: veals. 120 n. So So 100 n
at 81 IA little calves Il No. at 81 co. baEnyaFd calves
Newton & Cot 20 veal, Ile n. a, S.; Is do lO5 n.
atS5.
Tobn & shannon: 20 veals. lis n ct SO; DO 200 n
at IS; do, 90 NJ at IS.
little calf 90 70. at 81; barnyard calves. 412 10 at
SHEEP AND 1.AMBs-Rsc-ipt, were 2 cars or 400
head and with the stale stock there only cars
altogether sale Sellers holding firm. but
changed hands to IL o'clock slaugherers claim that
they have been able 70 advance the dead market
lambs. and only buying current prices to meet
their absolute needs The few included TO
TO prime lambs at sG6S7 Country dressed Rothouss
lambs were arm and selling Ing at S5gSIl per carcass
J. O. curtis Som '' STATE lambs 70 n at 81; II DO
81 n. at 80: State sheep lie n at 81 %
S. Judd CO.. State lambs 100 10 at Sc 50.
Mcpherson Co.; state sheer. 1o1 10. a. 8.
goo head for The market Price. We're fairly steady
81 90 per 100 n for the whole OF common
re- 9Es sd al 20 S1Un1Ty dressed hogs
Sales-s judd & Co: hogs, III average. a;
s. per leo n; ICE mixed do Isl n. 81
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OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 27-CATTIE-Receipts 10000 headi
opened TO Oc higher. closed lower and
medium; good prime steers. 81 9J6$5 -: poor to
medium SfGS4 10 stockrs feeders So 4G$4 10:
ana hefers 81 5OTS4 -; 81 5O1$2 bulls S29n
- 90: calves. So JN s. i2iz. HOGS-Rccepts. 10000
head: 10000; mixed and butchers s. 500
IS 90: light 81 GO6S5: bulk q sale 9O0S5 o. SHEEP
Receipts. coco head sheep Zoe higher lambs
I0c higher: good choice wsheTs 50 20GSf co.
fair choice mixed So S50S4 20 native lambs. 81 SOC
SGi5
East Buffalo Jan. 27.-CATTI. F-Recei7ts 100 head;
good demand; steady: prime 81 25dS5 80;
50 15GS4 10: Etockers and feeders 50 50GS4 NEALS-
Receipts 40 head. DC higher. SGuSs - HOGSReceipts
2 zoo head active % lower heavy s. 3OGS5 IS; medium
s. 1855 so Workers and s. 2rS s. % roughs 81 20
ass 30: stays S2F$3 30 SHEEP LAAiBS-Receipts
400 head. slow. lambs $50 So -; ycarnEs s. go
10 wethers 81 5OgS5; 81 25gS4 30: sheep mixed
g 561t4 Is
Cincinnati. Jan 27.-HOGs active. 50 so1S5 2.B.
CATTLE active. strong. So Tsi SIS. SHEEP active.
strong 50 GOA 81 LAMBS strong 81 IS = So 15
Kansas CITY, jan T.-CATTLE-RecelDta $500
head No Southerns Market steady 15c lower.
Export beef. steady. 50 IS - 10
good iOIi5c lower 81 80 50 40. Western fed
steady i0c lower s. 30 50 IS; stoCkers and
feeders t30 - 49, Southern steers So l5 81 5 South
aga - 90; native s. r 50 -; native
hefcrs 81 IN 81 90; bulls - 40 - 20; calves. 50 IS
q g. IS HOGS-Receipts. $500 head Market weak
70 Sc lower. Top. s. 70; bulk OF sales 50 S0G s.:
heavy. its5fs5 l6 paelfers. s. oo8sts7? pig. and
light 81 551s5 SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Mar
kst gIsc lower Natlvs lamb, s4segss %; western
lambs g 5o1t5 90; fed 50 30 50; fed yearlngs
sass 10; stockers and feeders. 50 7s8sS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, January Il. 1904
COFFEE-Cofee developed stin greater activity 10
day generally firm. APPARENTLY as result OF ca
increased demand outside sources a continue
t,,s et6e among Iruuortant interests, small primary
receipts higher Brazil and reports O
a Continued demand spot srticle- At the open
ing prices were Influenced by higher European cables ana
starred firm advance OF 10 points with lec
selling At &C. the option has reached W.
level Tor four years The market ruled paTNcuiaIy
srve All 6sv There was continued realizing by parties
VITO rad entered the market lower Level ana thels
appeared selling for European aecounl o..
fresh demand absorbed an offerings, and the MARE
closed a advance OF 54lo points
we're reported Of 80 600 bags The European mas
higher: Hamburg advanced lgl47 pts,
1Iavre ldlL francs higher. advanced snot.sF
3 franc reacted partial franc closing net l'fgI.s
franco Primary taking the PoLtS
toeetber were small amounting 10 about l2oO oags,
AGAINST 24OOO year The interior Santos IecePts
footed Up 10 100 Tags against % l59 last year
nferests reported fair demand Tor SPOT COZ
Zee and he slightly reactionary tendency just before
fhe close was considered merely huctuat9n IN ue-
g1snd The spot market firm with quotations on
the basis OF SIC for Rio no 4 - -
prices the local market lu-@J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 2T.-Closng-wHEAT. spot nonninaii
futures steady; March Is sad; May IS Esd: July.
Is ga; American mixed. old; firm. as elsd; futures
Canadian steady. 5s s1ad; FIoUR1st- Louis fancy
Hrm Go iOsafT los BEEF steady: extra India mess.
Gas 9d PORK easy; prime mess. Western. eSs; HAMS
Arm short cut 10 ass "a. BACON steady: Cum
berland cut 20 to 10 sos Ga: short rib IS to "a n.
clear mideies heavy. g 70 40 10 a7s sd short clear
hacks iG 20 20 10 S6s: clear bellies. "a to l6 n.
4es Cd SHOULDERS square. II TO IS n. quiet SIS
LARD prime Western w uerces SIS Sd Amer
refined pals SIC 81. RtTTTsR nominal CHEESE
ouiet American finest white. 51s ca; American hnest
cooret SIS TALLOw-Prime city firm. as Cd. TUR-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm. SIS. ROSIN-CormOn firm.
Ia ga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrui T&d OILS-IAnseed
quiet Us %: Hull renEed spot. Easy les.
TAIiOw-Austraian in London firm. 2Ts 90
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YoFBy the sTofs q God free and indsPeP1sdsa5
4 S. MaTrln Lille W. Iariin. Isaac p Martin GunioFj
neJte " Martn Adinnistratrx OF tie goods chates
Joseph iS WooGWS Haven Geoge HAVEN JaSisr
ySTne9 H PsaG9dy alice Hi BaTandi MeTry NJ H3l
HOLSTER General Guardian Of Harry NJ HOLSTER and
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traitor o. goods ehst'els aud credits which Of
Margaret willard Foster. FL za6sth willard Glib Cor
Rs4 "1 1 Tiyaan. wnrS IS.nstt n t
smythe Martin Leila Inserson Haven, GeorEe Griswoia
Haven Pea6ody Stepnen heaSody Jnnor( SSrneta GIls
Peabody. GeoTgeue Haven Boriand Alice Borland Made
Joseph Martin EIizaOeth Huntington GOe John Willard
GuniorS Isabel seton Hoffman Central Trust Company
Of New York as sole sST Da 6 III and L
deceased Central Trust Company Of New York sub
s snd Tea%sSt Of Issa P Martin deceased for the
t m pSrscns interested in the estate Of isaac p Martin
late OF the County o. New YORK deceased as widow.
or otherwise send greetins: You and each OF you
bsfoTs our sGTragais q me COUNTY Of New, York
Court House In the Borough O Manhattan. o. the CITY
81 NsT Fs qE W t one nnS hundfd ana S a
at past O'Clock In the forenoon o. that day then
Of proceSng5 o. Jeannette Il Francis sole SURVIVING
moh Of Isaac Martin deceased for the benefit q
there 20 show cause any You have. why the resigna
29 Of Should the la not b espd aaS She be S
and why competent person
~ eornoration should be appointed such Trustee
MACS her successor for the
OF carrying and executing said trust and why the
Francis should not have such other
,,rtber or different relief may be and equitable
in ths and such OF YOU as are hereby cited
~ twenty-one years required
- snoeer by YOUR guardian II have u you
apply Cor be appointed.
s :, The event OF neglect failure 90 So a
Guardian will appointed by the SurroSate 70
snd act far you IN the proceed ng
"Te.tiTnonv Whereof We have caused the OF
!" Ae'' the S,irrogates Court o. County OF
New o be hereuntO affixed. Witness.
- q Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
:. -. So the County Of New
he OF December, IN the %
o,r Lord one thousand nine hundred and three.
Wa ~ ARNER c. THOMAS, Surroksts.
pUER. STRONG s. WHITEHEAD. AtSys Tor Petitioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

Q, e aeei SPOT market closed quiet 20 advance
10Y mloollng upland and IS zoe mddlng
we.t so bales 70 sSinners Southern spot
cbsrss ~e tsiegFaphed as follows: Galveston firm
r[s-sS ~ Sac: sales, BOG bales. Mobile firm, IN
No. a. l5e; sales. 700 bales. Savannah firm 10
Us bale. se Ae-fok hFIn unchanged al l5ci sales.
Til-,i-r--- 5el1InoIe nominal. unchanged at SOC
&c hsBs4h stesays sc higher at IzAc. 81 Louis hrm
20 s-iec. sae. 49, Ne~-OTeans hrn nc higher. at
80 49, syO bales Augusta firm I-32o higher
to-inoTToJv. es SO bales. Estimated receipts
ss6 80. s-Orlears. 500 20 bales against
ton 500 "a ~ and s24s bales last year: at Calves
SB08 baes sst vss~ sEanst 92s bales last week and
sTsfrs = 80 ano az Houston $50 70 $50 bales
pe~eivfs :, 49, esl week ana SIS bales year
tsref MN the ~ haa Interior points to-day.
- - - ~ lAAt week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. tTius from south
Ee'IE I'VE minutes earlier than shown bslOW-l
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
SIONk-z+to Cl-l5 EastOn Onlyl. a NJ 40
-, 80 t5t5 Easton Onlyl p. II sundays. sle3
WILKESBAR FE AND sCRANTON-z4oo SD A NJ
Seg = ~ sundays % a II. Loo P. a.
bAANEGAI-ziOo. $40 A. ~. $50 GAO. Lake.
ATLANTIC CETY-s9 40 a NJ 10 40 p II
NlNElAND AND BHIDGETON-tzs.o0 A n, frs5
HONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
zAo1. $50 lL50 A. NJ. xi-2O. IS. 80. 80. II so
~ Sundays except OCEAN Grove. 500 A n. Acc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERM1NALl .42s
tee tSe9, ace 1000. t1Lo0 a. ~ t12-CO. sL00.
SL5e. Zoo. t3oo. 400. 800. tsoO t73o. $500.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET+sf2s fss0,
1850 IFS A NJ. 100. gao. 800. 'T-SO ts-sS
READISG HA.sRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
iAMSPORI-.+.oo q 20, tsoo. tsI0 Ge0O, I1eo
Reading. PottsvilIe and Hrsbg only t40O $500 NJ.
zF'rom Liberty Street only 'Daily- tDaily. except
Sunday. SUNDAY only tParlor only. Via
Tamaqua xSaturdays aExcept SATURDAYS
OhlceS: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry. A,tor
House. Isl. eel, 434. 1909. 1850 Broadway Isz 5ls
West i25th St. 2f5 Columbus Av-. New York Court
ST. 34t. SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. WILL
iansbuFg y y Transfer Co calls TOR and shseks
baggage to derivation
W. O BESLER c NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen. Msr. Gen Passr Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, January r. 1901
BEANS AND PEAs-Aarrow IN light supply and nIfn
Medium and pes qulet easy Red kieney held rather
nrnly Not much doing other beans scotch peas r'
BEANS, marrow, choice. bush. ~ ~ 90
medium 81 o2lsas2 O5 DO pea 97t9$2 do red Kidney
81 60lS2 Go. white kidney 81 10 do yellow eye p ~
g 5o black turtle SOUP g. 20; 90 L4nn 90 AZ thsr
foreign medium 1881 IS; do foreign 81 5tsl Boz
GREEN PEAS. Scotch bags per bush, 81 ll51gSl ~
BCTTFR-Fancy fresh creamery s IN fair demand ana
nrIn with little call for gilt edge quality than IS
easily supped Highest grades Of held also
selling fairly well The meeum and lower grades OF ooIh
creamery continue doll and Of very uncer
value all the other kinds OF butter includ
ladies' and renovated tins tade si2N 40
quote. Creamery. e1tfes 10 xci
40 fIsts le2lel ssssndA lz@lscj 90 trda l5ylcSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, jan p. a p, ul--CorToN-spot In msder-
ate demand: prices pOuts lower American uictlins.
fair s-42d; rood midelns s2sd; miadling. LED; low
middiing lod COCO ore nary 50; sya ne
Tor speculation export and included 800 bales AmSi
ear 1900 bales. including $500 bales Anert-
can futures opened steady and closed hrmi American
middiing. January. s-o-t January and February.
50; FebruaTy and March 7s9gsd March and APri i.
June and July Toid July and August T9ld; and
September. 7T3d September and October It'd Octobar
- Nl,,arn f.er.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

coTTON-To-day's cotton market active and
hssan reflected the confidence q the bulls and their
apparent control o. fluctuations. All options reached
rev high levels for the The
cenent witnessed early IN the absent
tumaby due to The fact that the speculative short inter
efest appears 20 Be small thai panic stricken
kets In evidence At the opening prices showed
somewhat declining tendency. At first they
points higher 10 lower and the call there
considerable selling Tor long account. well some
ouengE CT the theory OF reaction For the first few
minutes the market ruled easier with the active months
declining 70 level about 10 points lower. the
oecipe being partly In sympathy with cables that
slightly Disappointing. while the relteration q eleven
million bale crop estimate By New-OTleans authority
nay have had influence in promoting liquidation.
Very however. the bush phases Of the situation
expected: the South very bush
Conditions n respect SPOT cotton and private wires
from NeWOTleans tcnally bullish. New-Or-
Jeans bull leaders began buying here; the local bull
leder became and shortly after midday
prices showed advance from the lowest OF 3243f
points and net gain OF 23q2S points This followed
bg period Of hesitation There cessation in d.
position 70 sell and "a the last hour the markets
taied again reaching highest point the session
March sold i5.49c May II &C and July 77c
ne close practically the best. net 1888 points
higher. Sales. estimated 1000 0GG bales.
ne southern spot markets indicates very bulllsh
tols and II reported that the advances IN
tle raw material were stimulating demand for cotton
to with &c refused Yer regulars IN Fall River. Port
Isesipts for the day were light and slightly
about equal 10 last years. they exceeded by
rsnE. OF contract prices the market to-day
was follows:
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and in fact showed considerable hrraness during
the forenoon. when the bull leader was 20
after midday however considerably less aggres-
sive, and for this reason the prote AK
rnersd the market of the close. without bens
able to provoke any material sInouLS o, intsTeSy,
Of the big Dull mouse IN ChSasy'
wheat situation were o ad
Neb-aska c-ops we're badly damaged. but We're moving
freely demand being simply IN oH ooo h,. IN
six months soft winter wheat mills have need od6
literally Minneapolis mills have used aDGu y,94
Il literally so that best posted people 90 hoI
GOO LEFT IN the two states 10 6O0 O0o
n n 600 0o0 bush more OF this wheat; Kansas ana
Tebrsska mills win need 100000 bush besides large
Ing the enorools -four demand about which the as has
wondered lie eXplanaoie oy the Lact % ~
end 81 the od crop year making buyers take hold spal
~ figuring on lower prices later Lne crop was 1850 ,p
selves with short stocks forced buyers had very
light stocks al end OF six months ana ne eatu.
% ay we're OT 900 bush against csc 900 bush last year
Foreign markets showed little change. Liverpool report
Ing liberal OFFERINGS from Argentina a9ese @ 9S elevator
and 94c o afoat: l Northern Duiutn at Ssse c
the part OF corn to WoIG - ii9,t country
owing poor grading IN the West ana ls oato,s
FOR the day. the latter agSregatIg Du 49, bers
pared with 100 bush ago The export aoo ~
was limited 10 loecs La!e N s about &c higher
than the previous night. forced of by the whea'
reaction and closed barely T{eaoy az ne. ana 63sc Z b
No was quoted az 6bc e.eNaIor au % Stc h
No white at b4!sc and No yellow 81 o asrote
demand by commission houses az inc W NJ
underline. followed by reactions near tho cosee =
were quoted here at 45c asked; 10 ie6T0c
white 47&c: No white. 46&c: uack WIZ a., NJ .
standard white 4Ga4d47c. RYE-MaIkst nTn, 80 De-
westen aG9Sf: s safH eR was quoted At 47e
c New-York and mailing at b0Geoc Q Bunalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, Jan 27.-The offerings the wool auction
sales today 10. $50 bales mainly merinos
Some superior Victorian and New South Wales caused
competition. South Australian and West
traan srong demand for the home trade,
and Germany. scoure6s rather deaTer. Skin woods
strong dsraand- American buyers secured
srRl lots OF superior erlnos and nne eress6reds Fol-
lowing thu sales IN details New South Wales 2eo0
bales: scoursd Is 9dls osd greasy et9Is ID Qnsens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

rnoders. S@sngs special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
port 60. sales 900 bales: speculation and
seo -Alstlcan. 1000; receipts COO American
steady sai; ni,ealing upland. 6led Futures opened
lover POINTS lower: Closed nrm n14 points
AsFch f.sS11gf ss-a Jenuary-FebTuary Sd; February
.syJuns s1-@FehA April. 1885, April May 1885
leid. 44-Std: June-Juiy, 1914: July-AuSust
li2d: oci.r sptsaaber 7sd: septernber-octobsr
ssnd e''-'y Tor Egyptian. cloths, mOeerais de-
re,sisSS AND MEAI-Ths -four market was ntts
bsytrs Al, s.sg9l however. any trade
Spring seesrtain regarding wheat situation
Winter pasen ~ ss4ts s0 winter srnghts 81 2oQfs s3i
s1tra - % - 90 spring clears. - soo$4 zoi
u z0gfs 10 sIloleE 81 sSgs3 20; 40. winter.
sssoasssiD RYE FLOUR nr1n, suosed: Fair 70 good.
sescy o,, esoice 70 fancy. e 51aSs 90 cORNAEAL
.oasse RI oe1 quoted Zine waite and yellow. gr8Oasi 40.
70 7csaa ~ FEED rrm. quoted Western sprins.
go l0 four 1 s5slss 200 y ssezs standard miccling,
tZl 49, 60 20 90; red dog. Sz3 TO- city bran, <2I4
~ sJdxrS enc sacks; rddlng SO 5OloS2s: red dog
or. Mgsr sgAiAH CHOP. So. bulk. $50 90 sacks.
her wers oagHEAT--Deycoprnent in tho wheat mar
day AZ ts lacking IN sensational yestsr-
49, ! Z. ~ nsafket closed comparatively dull at
NJ Let oee44as IL xsS steady OF the
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land 500 bales, secured Is 3sdG1s IO4d Victoria
baies secured 7kds II isd greasy. 6l2dG1s Sd
Australia. 600 bales. grsasy eall sd West AUSTRALIA
greasy, 6HdR1s nd. Cape Of Good HOPE and Natal
coo bales. secured 9hd91s Td greasy. 6G9iad. Puata
Arenas 100 bales; greasy. 5&@9isd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits urpentine suffered heavy loss In prices owing
20 sharp break at Savannah and the demand
very light Rosn was steady TO hrn Tar steady. We
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-on and machine bbls. eSHo
66c.
RoSIN-Common % good strained. 81 80; 2, So; T.
NJ, 81 80; ". 81 so: w q. s.; W ", IS 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

wilmington Jan. 2T-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
doing; receipts II casks RosIN Arm So as
sy PES nr nr 50 To- 81 IS sns {. % 0'''
savannah Jan 2I.-TuRPENTINE steady. s2e; re-
bis; sales. J. IDS; exports 4ll3 ono,sd A, p G D.
: e; Il 8 10 & 4 g; Y v: st7s ~ n
RosIN steady; a. 9 D. ESs; e g 20; z, & g. Q,
London jan INSTRUMENTATION ass IOAd
ROSIN-Auerfcaa strained. Is cd; tine. l1s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
ROYAL BILLIE LINE.

'Daily tDay. except sunday SUNDAY only.
liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. Astor HOUSE,
1877 asa fa0e 1884 Broadway. IS2 5th Az Is Union
Square West 125Lh ST. 273 f25tn 81. rs
Columbus Ave. New York: Court St. ga $50 Fulton
Co calls for and checks basgass 70 tssa.0