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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

TTON-OPe-ations IN cotton today con
eacee with The greatest caution The market opened at
End the Improvement chiefly due rise q 21a22 points
z the Liverpool market al tine when but 41sQ
ear with rise reduced 70 20is points
local market continued FOR the 70 rule strOng
reached only g. $50 bales against 46 last year while
TIE amount q cotton IL sight Tor the week amounted
tas interior as % the probabilities pointed 10 continued
.etng or The trade Is quite divided as % the sig-
Gaining that II represents exhaustion ~ the remote IL
terror while the bears feel confident tfat Il IS
much an exhaustion % cotton Il Is exhaustion OF
demand Tor cotton owing 10 The high prices which 70
seat extent fcT5ic buying by mills. whether foreign
Domestic The bears also pointing % the subsiding
TIE late heavy outward movement has placed the foreign
ers n comfortable position 10 the supplies OF
American cotton and that the further business
pend low price Speculation yesterday
largely NewOresns account IN proportion
era totals the Nev-Crleans Cotton Exchange
closed Of Battle of New-Orleans Day.
iAge orders from The Southern markets with spot
centres showing decided strength reporting Sun
higher prices but they quiet. The bear
cotton started tEree weeks later than ast season the
against 7lGs 4s6 last year and u the showing continued
bales with the market finally very steady rise
a. Zgh points about the best % the day. supernten
tort receipts 237 against pa 10 year:
overland mills and Canada 80 $50 bales. against e.
1gansJ $500 last loss OF stock intSsicr
&c 49, bales - 6S3 last brought sight
Sop movement i2r $50 days; Port receipts sseISSe
eaes against $3.50 6@ asr overland 10 sails and
- IT. 'aElilss estimated. eS4.to against ol4.utp 4asI
year stock all interior OF September
tEht thus FAR for season 7235 SEA against 74S
The tos! crop increment = Tor 100 days this
The range q contract prices II local market to-day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

REEvEs-Rec..pts were 40 cars or 5IS S.a 10. n
% the market all the later at JeTssy CIV Win as I'D
bb1.epton OF 80 head steers light supplies
o2ts were also firm higher; hIn cows held up
were l5G25o on yards were sbogt cleared Of early
adv be 5 ears "sTs Que ate IN the day and Will prob
s sSS 49, # $ 8 e09s5 . per 10 S .css4
9ho1se heavy fat do at 81 10 Dressed beef steady
Ss5s ss' gf20o2. aa d dfss
weight refrigerator beef IoWe- AZ Sc oer no sb,pn5T
J. sfaberg Son e4s gn the ~ Ma Ms to Co. Hun for
est e o i, 20 cattle toT sharRberg Son also 20
S oefe for the LOUIS for southampton 27 quarters
estinatef5 tor IrTnIs- ara 400 STUART
Pool lI6o quarters estiuated) tOr the Cudahy Picking
ported total for the week Of 2O12 ca,tie 17S5 sheep
exception septic &C, Of p cattle ana 90 sheep,
age at s. so per 100 ~ oxen I44 r a. 81 60 t aysr
sf1 n Il at s. 90 DO 1890 n IS 10 10 do se5 n
IS 90 e4s n at $3 do n at 81 90; d. 100 n
81 do 9l5 n at 81 co. Is d. $50 n at 81 Is s. 30 Do
1881 Tan5 Dc :; +: = ohlo steers t 1929 p
At $ 30 10 1881 h. al $ a. 2 o. f6sa r at S. p
1870 Il 3 5Sat. rs s 5. 3 g. 1s
d. Il6o ' At l S 75 r. d. s 81 h d %:
IS Ss, Se ,6 do $50 p at s. 3D. Y 90 AZ 70 q. ST.
"a at so 81 e5 q fS lo0+ n at 81 IS Sla
s. 5 &c SoRnssi2n Co 20 4IEsna 1887
Newtoa Co: 10 Buffalo steers ilsf ~ a. IS Is:
IS cows. s 81 s1 q. e 8, g.
n at 81 f s6 bu son ;ao oxen 1870 p 14so
= 10 loo DE- 7.o n al So 40 cows 90 ~ So 40
do s5 n at s. a 49, s. 1928 2s do 81 . 80 az s. go
So + a. Il sg tg - RTe 60 1927 n 81 DO
n,st5r a e.. were 81 head all for The market
0o lower Than for Seas aHs ts sss cav ssa
veais sod At s. sse aT , n G99'm21 to es9es
S a2 20; BARNARD ana fed calves a. 81 58$3 Dressed
nj oountr dressed egI2c dressed barnyaSd ana ted
a, S 50 Per loo Gs' g.. so 95o % rsa l'o
So DO 81 =. at So yearngs 400 r. at s. IS ID a.
n II sd Ltans - Rro vsas $50 n. Sc; l a., I4s
e.2 s' . cqGE9ias g. CO. veal 10 n 3d. uttI.
S 80 at s. E;a 3 49, at SCI g 10 a. S.
eal1 80 n calves 500 n al =. So ''a
head Including cars for slausherers and for he
Sheep and lambs both steady with Fair 6snS5i
late arrivals Ordinary god shep 9 sss s1sePsP o. Fey
~ sHep a. = 90 few head az 81 70; good
ton steady a. 7Sec n dressed lambs az Ga Gle
ars a s. per 100 + EOS g. 8 + Sc 10 aver
, Itlie & bTo-i 20 state ar2s 50 10 at SO So;
s1iTa NE IL A. 81 - DO 50 u. at 81;
I'm 5,.s. 5 shaHa y, go oh,2 lamb. 70
l.ie55n & @ 200 State lambs "A n. 81 I2H:
yes- 5q.dT Io4 l45 a. s e Iael5s 81 n stat.
! r Gibson 4 Co.. 2la Buffalo lambs. 70 ~ a. 81 so
~, ems cegnisson Company 80 Indiana sheep export
a P PCS r, were Sc ears 100 head Including
as ,s Ie ma Prices v ere rated steady. state
are.s,a hoss 5aso per s tsr heavy to nEs,
hoss 2 K '.t ceH = S Co 7 ias Pennsylvania
sarl.-st r s.stsF ~ - 20, =, ~ y, n .. o..
= e s. 20. stag. 40 y. At 50 20 ''-S- 90
r5aghi iso n yi al s. o. S'' A'r Id n at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

F p I3S es; s . So9R' o :d
ET2yenen Is due 70 LEat offerings and improves home and
lo at 7l4c and casting at T. l2 q c
closing net OF about Is points with spot
ks lead eaaed changed a, t s5 liIs 5o 1 L2af
Sci f TfJl@In Iion eo As 50 higher at I'll IS Cd
i2l Is Cd The local market declined 10 points On tho
Of at Sos Gc 7Ro0The Gssow PFC ron a 1sEs, points point.
GchS5se4 al as 10 and aiidalesboFo unchanged
S9[9Hay nSasaEea % foundry Northern quoted
dy Southern and No foundry sOuhera soft at si3 rs
MoLAssEs AND grRUPs-Ths Hn.rke, is steady for
69th oeS ana syTPs with demand fairy
tfgsa Simon Sac 1Ss; fair 49ec good l7a2o;
sYRUPs, common al5o; fair ls9lso god l9g2Ioi
OCEAN FTEIGILTs-There little or no demand for
@ IN s at she trades ana rates were
.orevha5 stronger tendency but demand
dq2 and Hun and Bfisoi S; e: aias lsai
Hamburg. l7is Piss Bremen 20 PfEs cotton to Liverpool
s gsl 4Sg SO tons %es, 01 1Ssa sd
S or pg f ans e aaa Cub two BRITISH los
5GT:h sdf Gas e north so e aa1teFas $40
River Plate private terms British bark i2ooo casss
& Dark h'as NO 6G G aSs H,f. and a. per cent.
g. - loption ResaIlo $40 2 schooner s17 tons
cruz s shd sr ssr a;hs 0f po tsns 70
i5s tons lumber Jsctsonvs to Windw1rs Islands ' pe
British schooner 2DT lumber Rrunsvick
70 Havana. So British schooner, lumbar Gulf
e Havana 50 70: schooner, 25T lumber Mobile
Havana Sc; British bark 34i same British
Mess Point to Havana IS e2a; $40 tons. uu
bsr Port Tampa to HsyaLs IS 90; British schooner s22
tons. lumber. Pensacola 70 Havana, Sc rs: British
schooner. $50 tons luresr. Guif north SIDE Cuba
80 Io British bark 4o7 Gulf 20 north
sioe cuba - 5o schooner. So7 lumber jacksonville
20 New-York Joe schooner <S3 tonE, same. private
terms schooner ss tons fertilizer cs-tset @ Pslatk
Boston I5ci schooner 2o76 coal Newport News 70
Boston 7cc schooner 1871 tons coal. RNxswstar to 81
John, y 3 81.
OILS-cottonseed OIL steady 10 firm with demand
oerste and ne change Noted from the prevors day No
H1h change occurred petroleum market. trade IN
rehieo article being of fair yone Lnseed Oh also
s6r , ,ss as sor1g pics Il syspataT WITH ms
oulk e2oc; Phiiadsphs hois so5c ana N bulk g. l5ci
refined cases Nsw-Yorx. y. 500. coTTOSsEED OIL
fins crude mills Doc: prime summer yellow. Sic;
on summer yslov nornref white gS0foc: prime
winter ye!ow <eg<ec. nominal LINSE5D OIL-Aunsr-
can seed city raw s7e.Ssc: OF town sSS33o;
Cs, Icetts ra~ ooc lard oil eoGc6ic
PhoVisioNS-Wsafnsss in i've hogE Influence
later rallied In sympathy grain. only TO OF
again II the last hour, when unloading rather
active Total rscei5ts So 600 hos. including $4,000
Al SnicaGo 1000 at Kansas City and Q go Omaha
froEE qgieter Quoted Ness sls soESio 25; family.
sin1slS 20 short clear sis ss9sio BEEF nr ouotedi
t tnds mess sl6gsiI BEEF HANS quiet: quoted at
Is: $50 10 7c; $50 n. TIC: lao n. 7sc: pgA 7Ssc
CUT MEATS-Fckisd bellies dull Quoted: 10 n skci
u =, ING; = n Iha P.cksd shsuidsrs sasyi Quoted
- eSA 5sakssd Aans SHasss ex0ss1 - e6OaeAA SAx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

ne ioes market for spot cotton closed quiet 30
f--9us advance the basis q I8 4oc for uddng up
and Il csc FOR niddling Gulf. Eass to-day
al deliveries Southern
We're peeEraphvd follows rrn -
sEher az I2sc: bales. Charleston steady and
a. L!gher al 12lo Baltimore nominal unchanged
sos o9e 81 Louis firm and unchanged at 18kc; sales
= bales Mobile nominal Norfolk steady ana IN
saSneed a. l3c: sales 1l9 bales Wilmington nominal
leS-OrleAnE firm and 40 higher at i3Ac sales % 100
ne--t Estimated leading
~. Al Newresns. 10000 10 1850 bales against o22s
week and s-24l last year; at Galveston 900 TO
bales against q l54 last week and 834s last year
custom 650 10 e750 bales. against 10 III last week
sne ios7O last wear $3.50
nseess Of cotton at the ports to-day and for thu
tais week a. Yesr. = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool g. 4 Recommendations
prices 10 points higher American middns
732d; good mddlng 1854: ui6dllng. 7.0Sd; low
mlddling "a; good ordinary 6sod ordinary Sod The
the 1000 Of which 1000
for speculation and export and included 800 American
Receipts $4,000 bales all American Futures opened
steady and closed easy. American mIddling Janu-
airy. I'd: January and February. 9ed: February and
March, 6.esd March and April, e.eTd April and May.
O s8G 697d May and June. 6e6d; and July. e4di
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

East IT7th St
The approximate Of the lien ehargs TO
satisfy wnich the a6ove-descrosd property sold
is S36I go thereon from the 18TH day
Of Deceuber together with costs and allowance
amounting s2T with interest from December 18th.
with the OF the sale The ap-
prcxmats OF assessments or othsr Hens.
which are allowed the purchaser OUT OF the
chase money. or paid by the Referee. "a S32s04 and
interest -.
Dated New York. December 2lst. 1908
n. WEILES STUMP, Rsts<eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

leans per 100 lunches s3aS4: RoNAINE Nsw-orlsans.
~ 20. sogS 90 bermuda crate. S2G$2 So STRING
Beans. florida crate. SI9$4: SPINACH Norfa<
per DBL S4t.-F SQUASH. bbI s
g. marrow" $l9$I ID; TOMATOES Florida per CAFE
$3.50 o. 90 california fat SIGS2 5O do Ffa-
1 Per sSTFIe5 $2aS3: TURNIPs. rutahaga (fussaJ
ee1ncnes. 50; CUCCMBERS, hotho1se No i psr SoZeT
1888: DO No 2 25GJOc; LETTUCE hothorse fancy
CLeh oOssoc Go fair 70 good. 25q5Oc; MUSHROOMS
f@Ecy Per 10 S0G35c: do poor good 102c:
- dollhouse, lunches 81 s09S3 RF4Jr-
hothouse Per dozen punches. 754Soo: TOMATOES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

Cash quotations follows; FLoUR-steady
WIIEAT-N9 sprt2g 54gs3o; No e. rcd s2hqSIsss
Csc. B4RLEY-Good feeding sGasse; fair to choice
wes5ern 81 e. TIMOTHY sEED-Prine SIS O5 CLOVER
Contract grade 81 so MESS PORK-Per Dbl, sl3a
s1a i2ia LARD-Per 100 10 SO Ioase 72is; CUT MEATS
Short ribs (oose). SO fS5 so; short
rooxsdC SO 6aI*9s6 10 WHISKEY-Basis Of high
81 q On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
weaker; at mark. included. 23G27c- CHEESE
steady. 10g1Ghc
Duluth Jan s-wHEAT-No I hard. s6As, No
Northern s4&c No Northern. s2&o; May. sS.ci July.
Ainwaukes s-w .aAI steady: No Nort1s hem,
frn No / 53Iac BARLEY firm; No 2 eic; sample, 30
oslo CORN steady No 3. s01s afa2tso: May &Tac bid
Minneapolis Jan. s,-Clcss: wEEAT-Msy sT14o; July,
sGsc; September. 1850: track, No hard sIci No
soc Fi6UREF1rst patents e5s4 IS; second patents
81 as BRAN bulk s14 25g$l4 80
Philadelphia. Jan. s.-vHEAT steady but quiet n
grade. January, eo99ylze CORN steady. but IN
sood demand: No whlts ssls i4c: clipped 44844sO
BUTTER steady and in fair demand: extra Western
creamery. 2e do nearby. prints 2sc Dogs hrner and
western sec loss on fresh souhwestsrn 50 1Ssc
off; fresh Southern. 81 GS2c loss OF, CHEESE steady
Out quiet: Ne-York fun fancy llc do checs.
II &c do fair 70 good io%g1hc Receipts-F7ogr eco
6 COO BUSH a, cats coo bush shpmensw 740o
bush: corn. % coo bush; cats 5000 bush
St Louis. Jan. s-1ose-wEEAr-May. s4Aci July.
size; No 2 hare TsGsOe CoRN-No = cash. 421so;
May s4ss64s&c. July, SHc. 0ATS-No cash Ssc;
May Ses a3e1s Ne white. 41c
Toledo ian s-CIoss: CLOvERsEED-Cas 81 o7lI:
January. 81 ora February 81 12 March 81 1T1s AL
SIKE. prime Sc 60 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 40
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
~ oE.SbttoSsES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
- The leaving tins from Desbrosses and Cortland.
1ts9ty-trd Street station except where 0thsrs
\ Far F c5Ic5S5 s:sPips ana Dining
s sikHg fad obssEyallon cncaat iS9iaa
'O Semi a. NJ b,. PENSsTLtGziA Lf1rED-punan
aA Far s%ca ssso and S.2sssS F.s sR5
1f =, r y uGg;7HIcAao AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
sg6: Sa Ib via Cincinnati and Louisville Indian
S1,a ~ " CHICAGO LIMITED-PuIIuau slseplnE
aRd ID Clsys!and Dining Car ''' O''-@s' 10'sa'"
cfnaaa Il d a aGSIs ETPREss-or Ps.our< en-
RaT;-, For Gary. ". Va WA shsnandoaA Valley
Sag 9T,, r NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
755 NJ P1CIFfC ExPP 'st5s CSE P,,,,su-r
dean comets for a1 csve xa sIo.
s-i eRy = NJ c[1EyELANp AND c1Nc1NNAr1 Ex-
sFEf,ss-FST PtJsburs. Cleveland. C1nclnsti indian
S'35 r " PITTsBURo sPEC1AL-Daly for Pitts
s.z WaAssHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
10 20 30 s NV Les2FosssS and Cortandt strests
Faos ana Dining cas- - % 3 s 5,ss5 az
sI ST. Cof and' Streets $40, 925 p. I2IO night
an Pa PsPl6T and bians 9ars oHs g Z: 3
50 SDsserosses and Cortandt Streets SID. Is
SOUTH -I3N RAILwAY.-Ezpres., 5 q As p n. II 10
AILASTIG. COAST 1LNE--E1presa. s25 g. n .nd e2s
sEABoAFlD AIR LINE RAILwAY-Ezpr.sa. 12sp n
.
NORFOLK or ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphis
Ct55s1sAPEAkE OHIO RAILWAy.-T-55 a.
Gays and +55 n. daily
FOtt OLD POINT COMFORT and NOREoLK-75s . n
ATTGNTfC S ana 80 ? p m daily .,. A..
$50 30 a m through Esst-buled Trains. Bunet
Ar.2r aFs AMI Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT.-I2J5 o m yee1-tavs
1850 49, hfSANCH ASBURY PARK Unterlaksa sundays).
t.- S..eet Stator : 50 u %. -. ass ,.
Hhi L 10 night weekdays Sundays. 10 IS a. m.
SHC 100 ? m From Dcs5roSses and C0rtIa1dt Streets
90 z N l23O, $40. $40 m u Is night week
FOR PHILADELPHIA
e0o TO 80 SIS. SIS. - % S.. Louis lin
itea1 'l0lO Des5-osses and Corandt Streets. 1920.
us Jenna Limited, O55 I155 q n IS.
% 20 tDessrosses and CortIand Streets 2o4.
Tor North Philadelphia onIy IS 65S T55 s25 9 25
600 FOR North Philadelphia only). m II 10 night
TSek-eays sundays 6,5 -T55. SIS. '925 ('9.55 St.
m, -l255. 'L55. as. 355. '4-25 l'455 chicago
80 e25 G5S FOR North Philadelphia only) ?. m. u 10
sOininr Cal
Ticket Offices, 4s1 1854 IIs ana 2sI Broadway fsa
a.tA Avenue toeoT I'D ST.; 23 Firth corner
[stA St}i AstoE House and stations named above;
BROOKLYN. Court Street $50 Fulton Street Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The York
Fansfer company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels ant residences through destination
Telephone 9li Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania Rail
Cab Service. ~
". W ATTERBCRY = R WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traac Manager
GEO W ROYD.
Genera! PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

out NJ - AEAL-The situation
views connected with war very high
iss: Pfss5s s:sss E s5s:
"t dos 8 ssss' 90 BUZZ s3fEa
5F4E t1feTKmMs s5 DALI Quoted gs2 90 RYE
to fancy & s5ass g F9S e GOD s. 8o8Ss 4o cA9e
dried. So so9$8 as to bFSnd BAGs7T qg2ted; tn
Fine white and yellow 81 90GsI 40: coarse s. 64Sl o.
rive zoo n S26gs20 So .4nF oI ba sp9 10 saS 1 70 ar
S99 n sacks STANDARD DO $50 IS hOmny chop bulk
nsTRa Va. HE genera yvhea.
week being sun almost entirely at the mercy Of Pc
n Of regular ake5 inaenos Ksr sGr i 9 6hs s
a. - &c unaer the previous nights close and being
market wound up the session at unchanged prices with
disposition on the part Of s hands await something
concerning in the Far East we're rather faToT
r1iSss~ '- llless oeclileo only 70 be met toward
which cas9 en- 8r5ia report from Lo1den
uPtun Of nearly cent As kss the the eaas OF sp
le heretofore this disquleIng news followed n the
acted de5 e0s6s s Sc bei reports so sn6 prices GS
me Psioa1 day Reports from chicago stated the posi-
Win The war news the distinction OF keeping the
eePs as usual considerably exceeded those Of last
m @ al LINES ahough not able to Gounteract the effect
kes Which closed BIS poats j6r vel anS FaTis 5 man
se f S b 20 much disturbance seroad as heTe
visible supply q wheat Monday possibly couple
that ths big Chicago bull advocating
fy ise zee Of gTdoes sa1n any yet reached Quota
No red 81 nominal elevator 90 case o anoat
No Northern Duluth. go Z o afoat CORN-Even
aside from occasional spurts news the corn
market yesterday appeared he pretty firm shape
getting good support at the West the idea
cash demand had become sufficiently
prices Il coutende1 late cold weather
had Of corn livestock
Of West acf shining demand
received chiefly corn which IS scarce The
closed higher previous night and
comparatively strong from finish with verT
little reaction The movement proved
TO be smaller than last year As only loads taken
phase OF little
the markets actions No
522.c b afoat No white. 53c and No . yellow
81 0 b aHoat OATS-The market was staa6v
without feature depending largely as ala oJhe
markets upon the The sales OF oats hers
amounted . 10000 bush No oats closed 42i4c ana
No II nc No white. 45c. 0 white 44sc.
track white 43i2G47c. standard, 44iso. RYE-Market
quiet: No Western. 64i7c nominal; ana Jersey
66G15c BARI4EY-MarSet dull. feeding 4Sc Q I
NeE-York; mating 4Ti60c c I Buralo Wheat ,ncIud-
ing 70 a3strsets aggregate ss9 s23 bush. against
2el523S bush last week 5O9E 95l IN hts week
last From July / 1893 they aggregate So
90 bush against 1874 I64 l7s bush last Corn
exports for The week aggregate
925 (s5 bush last week and . $50 wear ago
From July ! 1893 FrIGb
against 1850 as bush season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ c New Yor2--New York House and School or
Industry p!alnti1 against Mary A Walker PRANK n
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale made ri
entered above entitled action bearing tsrs 80
18Th DAY OF December. 1903 7. he UNDERSIGNED tbs
said Judgment named Will plbIi-
Broadway IN tae Borough q Manhattan, cry o. New
the i4th day = January, 1904. 70 clock
noon that day. by Joseph P. Day. auctioaeer the
premises directed BY said judgment to bs sold ana
certain LOT, piece parcel q land with tHs
building thereon erected. situate. lying and being
Norris Heights IN the Tweaty-c9urrh Ward OF ms
CITY % York, County and ycrx
shown upon a made by Matthew Cox Cttv SUI
veyor New York. June 3. ISS2 parttcy-
bounded and described follows BsEiAnlnz
point Westerly side or Cedar Avenue formerly
Tverytev distant hundred eighty-to
feet and inch GS2 f. Tn SortherIy from ire
NorthvesterIy q said Cedar formerly
Rivervlew Terrace ard ITJrh Street (f8-rns-y
Dock Street, thence Northary along the Westerly side
OF Cedar formerly Eyeriew TeTraCe) seventeen
feet inches 81 II. 10 thence Westerly ar4
at right SAID side OF Cedar Ave1ue formerly
Rtvervtsw Terrace and OF the distance through
inches tlO2 r. tn % the Eastery line Of
lands o New York and Northern Railroad Com
pany thence Southery along sad Eastery line
OF railroad company seventeen feet eleven and
a line al right angles the Westerly OF Cedar
formerly Ittvsrvew Terrace. part OF
way through the centre OF vail Hundred
enc and inches G0l r. In 70 TIE Westerly
Cedar Avenue formerly Rivervisv Terrace, a.
the point place OF beginning
Dated. New York. December 21st. 1908,
\ WFTLES STUMP Referee.
SETH q ROBINSON. Attorney FOR PlatntG as
The following a diagram OF the property
as described above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

otai receipts since September I............54 5s 026
ClaL feelYts 10 same date last 2f9 al
1@Nl1 me 2o6TS
-NP-ls Tor Same week last year.........-.
Ctai exports since September 1............Se83 C15
exports same date last $40
go AZ al United states ports observation-disclosures. Ss1S1S
StocA a. all United States ports Sans tine last
year OBS TT
oh a az interior towns. Al 92S
oc az al interior towns year.. ESQ
C IAEeTpoo! sans time last year.......... GAS 90
STOCK Of American GtiOat Britain
time last 10000
Serfe -~0~-~- - ~NNS~-- - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

5urraiot Jan. snoTIoUR firm wHEAr-sprinz nrun,
No ! Northern, S5Sc. Misunderstanding doing. CORN
nrm No yellow 50AG5O1ec. No = corn. 4SnG4ol3c.
OATS hrm; No . white AN g43c; No . mixed 4O15o
BARLEY-Wester-i, 63fe63c RYE-No I. e4Irc
Chicago. Jan s-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
Steamboats,.

B O9 7 ON 1 1SR F e~s7,sI n
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River Leave
Eler -. y p foot OF v ST. days Only AZ
Goo p NJ Steamers PRISCILLA and PLYMOUTH
Orchestra
NORM ICi LINE. via New London. Pier 90 y r.
foot Clarkson St, week days only P u Steam
ers CITY OF LOWE and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven. Hartford Spring
fed and the North I've Pier 90 y. r. Garrison St
weeks days only 500 P. n Steamer RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
NAVAL STORES

The market spirits turpentns higher. with $50
machine made bills This IS owing 70 hsnsr
market at savannah. Is firm. with Of the
higher grades selling better prices. thrs making more
range OF values. Tar IS steady. We Cuotei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gil and machine bsl4 Gao
TAR-Pins bols 81 70Gs2 so; OIL bbls. 81
ROSIN-Cornmun q good strained, 81 90: ID. " $50
e go: r. 81 65 TulS2 IS c. 81 1882 so II. 81 90;
S. Is; k s4 NJ S. %: y. 81 5oi " c. 81 IS; " ". S.
STOCK ON HAND.
TS,-nent,n, ESQ bbls
Tar Las Dds
New-Orleans s.-RsceiptsI Eosn. go bhlsi tur-
pentiue. Is
casks RCSIS-Frr1 s. 20 receipts.
90 TAFs-Frrl 81 so. receipts, so TUIPESTINE-
Crude firm s. . ass SO; receipts Il
savannah Ian. s-TURPENTINE-Firra soc; sales.
ROSIS-FIru; sales. . 40;
-sc.inrs 348 uuots B. c 81 q D. 80 30as2 IS:
r 50 40GS2 45. G. s. % H 81 IO 81 s5s K So %; III.
SIS Is: n 50 y: W c. S3 IS. " ", IS 70
Charleston, Jan. s.-TCFspE NT1NE-.steaty az 5sAe
ROSIN-Steady; A B, G. 81 Is; d. 81 20; z 81 IS: =.
So q; C. So 90 H s. IS; 81 IS; K. s. so ~ 81 s.;
- to1don Ian. s - TURPENTINE- Spirits, ass Sd
ROsI-Arnericaa strained Is 41aa: ars. lis e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
ROYAL Blue LINE.

sDaIIy. FDaI7y sEcept sunday SSuncay oay.
Ofces Liberty S. Ferry. South Ferry. Aston House.
1877 2Gl asa 1915 1854 Broadway. 5th Az . Union
SQUARE West I53 East 1c5th 2-S f25th 2l5
Columbus ave-. New York Court ST. S44. $50 Fulton
Brooklyn 800 Broadway W fil-ar1sbsrg New YORK
ca calls Tor and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

LackaWanna Railroad.
Barclay and ChristopEs< srA
$500 a. M--F0r Binshanlton and syracuse
80 90 a M-FJr B1IalO. Chicago and 81 Loz-A
2. M--FOr Buffalo al1 chicago
TACO ?. M.--Fsr Scranton and Plymouth
200 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
As P. M-CJlca, Osvysgo Ithaca, Buffalo,
90 90 A M--For Chcagc-SleepeTs open 2 "a.
a 167 4e9. Ils3. 1854 Broadway. ". Tt ~
Fulton 81 ~Da-ly- Except sunday