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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER g. 1904

per Dbl s1ds1 %; RoMAINE New Orleans. per Dbl sec
o.; RADISaES. New-Oreans. 100 lunches SgSS
RING BEANS, Charleston. basket 81 50rS2 Do 90
OIlda, green, per basket crate, s2dS4 So do wax
ST9S4; SPINACH, Norfolk. per Dbl, 50cQ$1 SQUASH
hubbard. per Dbl. 50p75c; do 50gBJc; Shall
11JIS. New-Oreans. per 100 punches, S2a$2 So TOfe
LNlfS, Rutabaga Canada, bbl SOcG$l; do nearby
HOTHOUSE AND FRAME PRODCCTS-Cucunu -
are plenty moving slowly with outside quotation pc
coming extreme Strictly fancy mushrooms occasionally
reach 40c there overplenty the market and
many lots being forced out at comparatively low
prices Tomatoes about steady Lettuce dull and waek
We quote; CUCUMBERS. No l. per dozen. 6oc9tSl; LIZ
TCCE. Boston. per Dozen 25a50c; MUSHROOMS. per 10
loq40c; RADISHES. per 1OO 81 6OgS3; TOMATOES. per
No. l5d20c.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The usual demand for
the opens slowly hay is plenty enough to give
buyers independence With the neglected CONDITION
OF uade prices though quoted before can hardy Do
named at the outside extreme in what trade has
PRED for the Dealers look for good re
vv9 OF trade distant date OF the month December
is busy month"; shortened for coarse prducts
with the holidays their extra attendant ousi
the many pass and late rates for
all understandable hay little changed We quote PRIME
large bales. per 100 ~ S29c No do, IIt9qSc NO 40
70g75c; No do 60q70c; shipping. 5Oao5c: clover lHea
clover clear 6O1IOc for lots IN GOOD oeI
STRAW-Iate for long steady as large
deliveries expected We quote: Prime Iols
choice makes 81 10 In
All other in its Irregular price grove
hay in tons, reported AT the lIou
uce Exchange to-day We're: BY Hudson RIVER
Railroad go; West Shore 30; Erie, 800: pennsylvania
20; Delaware I4ackawanna and Western AZ; Lehlgh val
Baltimore and Ohio. 1907 ontario ana WESTERN
canalboats, 16Q; total 1900.
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good movement. but business was very slim List
prices were unchanged Prices quoted net less per
cent Tor cash seven days. Cut crushed, 6lac
mould mould a 6soci cubes 5Ioc; XXxX powdered 56Qe;
Powuered coarse powdered and fruit powdered 0ooc;
Eagle confectoners graduated zoe: Eagle and
extra fine granulated. 5.55c Eagle ID of fine
sranuiated o6oc; Eagle N bags 10 bags OF fine
ganusted Soc Eagle fine sranuated standard graHu
ate1 and diamond A. 545c; confectoners A, 53Oci Nos
No ana D. eoc 6 %o 4 5i5o No o bloc No g. 5O9G;
4IOc; No H. 65c; Nos 13 IA and 10 6Oc The local
RAJ" sugar market remained firm, with duty paid prices
quoted as follows: Centrifugal test 4%c muscovadO
az test 4Ac and molasses sugar test The Lon
uon beet sugar market higher and firm the ad-
s+ T with December quoted at las hid and January
las stock at the SIX principal Cuba, $50
tons against 1000 year; 8 centrals grinding
against last This I.eeIs summary of the
stastica position, as made willett Gray
STOCKS In the United States Cuba together OF 1905
ns against 113 359 last week and 222 1897 last year.
Sae oo OK SOs2 tons from last year Stock in Europe
EUROPE and America 1853 tons against I21 $50 tons
rs year at the same uneven 10
me sven Date OF January l. Tho decrease of stock
- ooAe4o TONS against OF 5TI I46 tons last
Te,n and an increase OF 200 SIS January 1904
90 ana aoats together show visible supply Of
LoisSO5 tons. against 2 2T1 $50 last wear $3.50 FF'' ~
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 2. p. m.-CoTToN-Spot good bus-
5O9d good middling. 4S7d middIng nd low Iniddng
465d good ordinary 461d: ordinary. 35d. The sales
OF the day were lzOOO bales, which 1000 for
speculation and export and included 400 American
Receipts $1,000 bales. including 75S00 American. Fut-
ures opened quiet ana closed steady American middlng
c. December AUD: December and January. 46Id;
January and February, I'D February ana March 5d
March and April 47sd; April ana NAV. sol; May and
June, 4e2d; June ana July. 4S3d; July and August
Sod August and September sd
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. December = lS94
~ ,oeaa market to-day was influenced 10
,on, nv the Karle Krische estimate Tor the De
fns Aerer3ent placing RIO At 225uUO bags ana Sal
Gao o60 bags against total last year OF foZVO
ts AZ -, Vas very small margin OF increase over
I go b1t on previous day reports had he;A cir
r1Istas that estimate would be shaieI' t'laa e
cue 80 Foundation during the days session as a result
"a Teonle appeared buying the coffee thrown over
-, IAN bolders but in a quiet way The oDen!ng was
- 81, al 8 decline Of lUQl5 points, the market cIose
1919 al net decline Of JHl5 points safes We're ahouI
90 Tho contained nothing or IN
tsrce Brazilian receipts We're full but good move
la'l-s presumably discounted. while
- f-I-onesn market showed important changes me
trot market quiet with quotations on The basis u
SIC Rio No T. =, 81, -, ,.o-,-a+ - dow,
OF contract lIileS III ''e o~ii maj nv ~ L.
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changed al &c f s spot cotton closed quiet and IN
guy: delivered an ing upland and 2Jc for mIcdling
markets We're act 400 bales Southern spot
over Al 5-ee. ssf Is follows: Mobile quiet isc
over al sssc saes sso y bales Savannah steady lsc
e. sc; sales I0s2 baes Norfolk steady. nc low er
SC Augusta stsS5,s Baltimore nominal, 1kc lower
LIE Size lower ~ aahaHge1 s7sc. Galveston
els easy. lie, ro- ioe; sales. 545 bales New or
mated regepts ar ,es5I az SIC sales 84GO bales Estf-
800 10 800 ts points FOR tomorrow: Al Hos-
-4'Ss last wear Ne!es, against ~ S51 at 49, -
o5aa sJ Il ss4 last Wee Seston 1900 to II 900 bales
snt n 4 500 10 s ana l4 37 last year ana at New
Llsi5 last wear 0 bales, against IS 295 last vel
receipts q cos-a 1913" IoS- "e'h
- 's week last year ue totals wes at TOT me
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Lost.
Citations.
FORREST. MARY E-THE People OF


EORREST. MARY E.-THE PEOPLE OF
= OF New York: BY the Grace OF God Free
Marian AIvah Wood, William b. Wood Emma Rlr1saI
Sarah f Whaey, Benjamin r Wood. Edith Shaupert
Willis Wood. Martha Wood, Floyd c. Wood. Lucy /
Wood Charles NJ Ferris. Frank Ferris Henry Z. Wood
and Augusta Hoyt and to all
estate Of Mary F. Forrest, late of the
York deceased as creditors egatees. Of kin or
otherwise send greeting. You and Of
hereby cited and required personally be and appear
fore Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
surrogates Court OF said county held the County
House. in the County OF New York. on the ninth
day January, 1905. half past O'Clock
that day. then and there
Of the Of proceedings
Forrest executor Of the Last VIII and Testament OF
deceased, and such Of hereby
under of tweRty-One years required TO
appear by your guardian you YOU have
none. appear and apply appointed. in
neglect failure do a guardian
appointed by the Surrogate represent and
for you proceeding.
testimony whereof We have caused the seal OF the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County Of New
York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
IL 81 Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF said
County. at the County OF New York
day Of November. in the Of Lord.
thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES \. DON\EII.Y.
Clerk of the SurrOgaLe's Court
JAMES FORREST. Attorney for Executor. 81 Warren
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03

16 to "a ID 4s long mddes light Is 81 70 ass
long clear rniddles heavy 40 10. ABS. short clear
backs 10 TO ID, 43c: clear bellies IA Is N, OILS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II : 10 10, strong. Ais LARD
steady; prime Western in terces 31s do American refined
in nails 36s Cd BUTTER-GOOd United States, steady
Ts CHEESE strong; American finest white. AS do col
orei ass TALIOW-Prme city steady, OBS 81 TCt-
PN:TT%Fr-Splrlts steady. 3Ts. ROSIN-CommOn steady
- 3D. LINSEED OIL steady lis. PETROLEUM quiet
fIAJ
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne weak with 900
asked for machine made barrels Rosin was oaIey
steady Tar ruled firm. but quiet at tho moment we
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine bbls' 4s'Hg
SOC
ROSiNDConimon to good strained 81 e59S3: F. So O09
So 10: f. SO 1O8S3 10; c. So 15gS3 20; H 50 2oqS3 -
So 35qs3 40 81; NJ 81 45gS4 SO; n 81 70S4 20; e.
IS; " w. 25QS5 80.
STOCK ON HAND.
Itosln
Spirits turpenttne LOU oDiS
lar o'' ~
Savannah, Dec. 2.-TURPENTINE firm, 461aci re-
ceipts AL bbs sales 27 shipments. 225 R0SlH arm
A. b, C. 81 So d, So 524; E. So So b. So 90; c. 81 65
H. So so; l. So 35; * 50 co. NJ. 81 80; n. 81 so; w c.
81 10; w W, So To-
Charleston. Dec 2-TCRPENTINE-Nothn doing
ROSIN-NothinE doing.
London, Dec. 2-TURPENTINE-S Spirits 3es AID
ROsIN-American strained. IS bad; fine lis 3d.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dee Chasing: wHEAT-spot nominal;
futures dGll December IS 17sd; March. Is sad May
ures steady: January 4s I'd; March as AID FLOUR
81 Louis fancy winter steady 9s Cd HOPS at L1nao'
9aeihs COAST "a hrP 5sqiS lbs India asy
6ss I'D. HAAs-Short cut Ii 10 10 10 quiet ass
BACON hrm Cumberland cut TO 30 ~ Ais. short ro
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SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
III ROI-GH TRAINS I'm IHE II ~
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R n.

Trains DEPART from Grand Central Station Al s.
4 n Ave as follows. Ior
BOSTON via New London and Provide-ee-f4.5o.
tf.lo:0O 'x.Iy'H2 NJ. ttI:oO. 'zlIso1. 'zlsOG
BOSTON. via Willimantc-fss.UO a. NJ. 700 p. u
Boston. via Sprtnghed-f9.OO A ". tll=OO '4-O2.
"11:OO p. II.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam & Worcester-f3;OO p NJ
LAkENILLE and NORFOLk-fS.5O A II. 1881 4. ".
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LESOX. PITTS
FIELD-f4.5O. tS:JO A. M 81 r u.
WATERBURY, and WINsrED-t45o. $500, t'S0u.
fl0;O2 Sl0;02 (to Waterbury, a. ". ia03. - 50.
sS5:0l. 5000. $500 60 Waterbury P n
Ticket offices cGraUd Contra! Station and cI25tA
St. also Glib c261. 11sS cl354 Broadway CD Park
Place C25 Union Square Fifth C2f5 Columbus
Ave. 649 Madison Ave cg73 West Ie5th ST ia East
125th St In Brooklyn. - Court St. SEQ Fulton
$50 Broadway. r. II.
'Daily. Except SUNDAYS issrdays only stops a.
125th sundays only -ParlCr Car
Limited Has dining Car cParior and Sleeping Car
tickets
c T HE9fPsTEAD. Gen Pass AgL
o. VI. SHEPARD Gen SupJ
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COTTON-The market after squirt OF activity at the
opening. ruled auieter than the previous day, fact
which would indicate that the big bears were
content 10 meet to3ays test Of big views fur
nsAed b. the report be published three
quarters Of hour before the close of the market with
snort lines outstanding The market, while steader than
recently as result Of covering b. smaller shorts in
power. and closed below opening prices. though a
sAgEt net gain for the day. Sales estimated
s1tyD DaIes. The opening was firm at advance Of
SgIo points, in response higher cables
ana covering Private adgices reported covering
ABROAD partly no doubt result hesitation
preceding the bureau report, and partly a result
tlaI crop esInie caaled abroad by prominent local
house placing the yield al Hoo 900 bales There
sso gooG demand for spot the decline,
loagh private adVlces reported weak under
eultI After the opening here support withdrawn
lduaAy when IL that large bear interests
eie sun engaged in selling. inside first
HO4I me market broke 70 another
lee!4e q points The bears evidently satisfied
l ms lor the Tina being and there enough
Hs 70 raise quotations about 10 points lowest
-l WINE shorts would cover breaks. they put
.esA mes On every bulge and market could not hold
as around last nights finals the tone steady at
rusIhs advance Of 27G points. Routine was Of
- moment attention being directed exclusively toward
-a!s crop estimate and 10 theories as 10 the urice
aea ny var! ing estimates Of the crop The situa-
80 'l+latlLg The estimate, depends Southern
- hAqer ana his attitude The therefore
present deInoralizd state Of the speculation will
Me- -.te permanent influence should it prove low
tne decline IN the Southern spot markets is checked
49, ne regular weekly movement figures In bales as made
lows: me- wan comparisons are as FOL
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N go9d aEand 5pseia Liverpool cables-spo. cotton
1e65p 10 American II CO.. 5aes SPECULATION sx-
S. Points On bes 4I7d opened irTeguar
saf sIs4y net ga points lower: II Dee es6h
SSe[TaaTI 2a7eh 35s $50; February y 72S
$50; Augus,-sefs-s,<a !qne-Juy. SD: July AueI1s,
o5ths firm +el1Dtr, AZ Manofester- -s Ist
al sinos are he total net receipts Of cotto, NJ
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec F!ogEP steaay wmEA Il RIM
sq No oR2 sssdsr & N yed% 5 6
OATS sfea4 43a54 No RY TR,s So S0 mixed
chicago Dec. 2The leading futures ranged as follows
s W3SS5 No. Il SRs4iH 6ss 81 oS 81 6s
May Os ssds s5' a w. s sS' '''s aS ~
Rs SS1a NO. 4s&gss tssg 49, 4s*a.tsss
Mhy .. as. 95ssGi5z. 4s9,G45is 20.
R RsS sros5 ;, o5 81 sp's$
@ii. 'o:: Pc: IS g. ss IS 81
m 5s@sa 5: ';: -: ~. E$ EGG9. 49,
KAN s%a55 ',o. ''' " Sc s s ss sss
Nc Cash . PqG2 St o E s f &o 81 SAB Is hAG al
ssc; 70 choice mating 4294yc: FI.AXsEED. No l.
81 80: PORK mess per bbI $tI 50a$u 80 LARD. per
700 S n 81 cut MEATS short ribs sides 4oese9 g. y
basis A.gA wines 81 p on the Prodgss EHehagss 70
hrsts, 24ise prime aTsts c6lsc: cs'se CHEESE
S Soq5 IS, 81 o5 beecber 81 is NAY 81 49,
No ? Northern 81 os aSI Io'a MAY 81 i0as asked,
GoR 6 s. Si $3.50: Nay 4S&e ' ''''''' ''
Minneapolis. Dec. 2-WHEAT-Decenber. 81 o9@s:
No hard 81 12s; No Northern, 81 IL No North,
ern. 81 OH FT4OUR-Ftrst patents 0OgS6; second
patents IS 70gs5 50; first clears. S4 25G$4 second
clears SO 75aS2 s.. BRAN IN bulk sl4 so
philadelphia WHEAT Arm and n higher.
December 81 1ois9s1 II. CORN steady, fair
natural. a6'sq864.c No white, clipped s6a.c. BIT
nearby prints zoe. EGGS Arm and iG2c higher:
nearby fresh 34c mark: Western fresh S3G54c az
CHEESE unchanged; NeW-York full creams.
fancy. 1IAe; do choice. ll* Qll'sc do fair good
1OA Gle Receipts Flour, LOCO bbIs and . 70
In sacks: wheat 5000 bush: bush.
1000 bush. Shipments; Wheat, $500 bush: $500
bush: oats, 4.0O0 bush
81 Louis Dec 2-wHEAT-No red cash elevator.
81 lOA: December 81 O0f. May. 81 l2is. No I hard.
81 loasl u CoRNS,a,No cash. nominal; December
oenlber 29A.c; MAY, sl%.ei No white, 9l.aSSise.
81 so: February 81 81: March. IAI,SIKE prinAA
81 %. TIMOTHY. prime 81 S@
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For week ending December .

""1NON
-four market today lifeless Mis- slow to make
wheat trade is pretty Well stocked up Sales IN
ISS S' patents aSnf
2g$5 a. winter patents. So Se9ss go o spring clears
@Ss ss ~ FoR h
WbT F ?@St teas S':s quoted
h1d NEAL SS H.
idaIIRs So co. hour d. sssgsss dog s5s
@lddii9s ss2igs25 red dos $3.50 hominy chop s2a
OV5f " % operators in wheat
West and found material for advancing market
cent bushel the close showing 50 to itc net ads
squeeze of local shorts The weather map showed that
NoThWest and threaten to Work. down
S eas Ra
otessd BY hough the Ges eensa oyr the
belt Friday night the trade by no means satisfied
5 ,' s9nd .dSss
to the feeling OF apprehension shorts by stating
that the crop was in urgent need OF ram P pr
review which took rather hopeful view Of the bb
ways early reports nt.natng that conditions had I'M I'M
nifavorabie harvest outlook owing persistent rains
Al Of the foreign markets we're lGws lhs s Berlin
ePa s o5 bu! o or about hf the
year including 100 cars from the Northwest where i
aoagh for the Week Minneapolis have Increased
10000 bush against which was h the o. pre
Gus week Interior receipts showed important
reentfna sbpments were 6ss BUSH against 464Ooo
bush last week cash market closed as f9i0T b
No red 81 2OA export 81 219s choice; No NORM
ern Duluth 81 p % aoat CONN vieW g. os
TECeips and good weather he best that corn did
% was 10 hold about steady around the previous night
rces with very light speculative trade; and no eau
~ interest either here West the local marker cloS
Inchanged to lac higher At interior points H Ho
rereiDts were soc. bush and for the week nave
ceeded weeks arrivals of about 4ooOO p using 10
T,o~+ers continued good buyers of cash corn taxing
fCads here and lS oup2rts. No corn cose3 oi
nominal and elevator and 54@c. o p aioat' SRTS
Willie 55Itc and No yellow 54%c. D aioat %
The oats market was also quiet but maintain or
steady UNDERGONE all Receipts for the Week ~
to be 100000 bush smaller than Mas last q tex 80 10
8tIa 35 &c natural white. 80 to 80 n 5S93lSi sn
Clipped white. 40 ~ 3IG39isS BABE eyYork
and mating 45a52c. Q / f Buffalo 49, , .ooord
Xt-nst inclldlng flour exports for the week eocoIu
ing to Bradstreets." aggregate 2lO1 I73 ogsn So
s-o6 with 232 36f last week and 4.2Ol oUt s Se1
since July 80 900 BUSH against @ % 500
364, Sal bush
o e and OPS 95 last year: July l. 1l324Ss1
hi sh against %, COZ. ADS last year
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READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Street south Ferry South Ferry
hve minutes earlier than shown below
EASION. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MArCH
(hINh-z+.e9 tIl5 EastOu onlyt- $40 a. L29.
80. 40. 80 Estston only sundays $40
WILKEsBARRE Asp sCRANTON-z4oo. go a N.
LARh lfX ,r LAkEHTRsT. IoIs RIyER AND
Lakewood and Lakehurst only. a. 90. % p m
sundays a. n
ATLANTIC CITY 40 a m. 70 40 D m
XINELAND AND BRIDGETON-z546o a m ! a. D m
L9 3SI> Eh ~ II ASsJkX PAlSk OCEAN GROVE
zA0o. $50. ll5o "a N %. AS. $50 50. IL 50
?. m sunday except Ocean Grove. SEQ 400.
ATLANTIC HIDS. SEABRIGHr MONMOUTH BcH
EAST LONG BRANCH-4uo. $50. $50. lI3O a m.
$50. $50 t53o Atlantic Hlds- Ouly), 630 m sun
days. 9 90 a 4 90
PEIiLADELPInA READING TERMINAIl-s4 IS. TOO.
t2oo. 1900. 400. t5-Oo. 90. 17-30 30 90. EO8O
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETs-S4 %. 1900. 80 %.
.l2oo a IN, -2oo. 4'4 90. 800. 200. 70 - D m.
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-s 90. 10. 90 s11O0.
- 800. 600. -
READING, HARRIsIBU re-. POTTSVIII.E AND WILL
a m Reading only. 81 90. = % - 90 D IN Read
ing. Pottsville. Harrisburg only. . CO. IS 90
zFrom Liberty Street only "Daily +Daily. eNCept
sunday sSundaTs only. rParlor only VIA Ia
maqua- NSaturdays-. at-NCept saturdays
Ohhces Liberty St Ferry, south Ferry. Astor Hous@
Square West. 153 East t25th St. ga 1e5th
245 Columbus Az. New York. Court J4+. ssh
Fulton St. Brooklyn. $40 Broadway. williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
| destination.
W @. BESLER 9 " BURT.
Ntce-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
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LaCkawanna
Railroad.

Leave York. foot Barclay and Christopher STA
A M-FOr Biughautou and Syracuse
slO. A M--For BulalO. Chicago and St LOuik
z M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
= M-FOr and Plymouth
$40 z M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
- % \. M--For ChlCaEo-Sieepers open at q 2 NJ
Tickets IiS3 1884 RruaLWay. y. Y. $40
Fulton ST BROOKLYN 'Daily Except sunday
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tract prices IN the local market today

clree cables: Ro-Coffee market inactive: No Rio,
eslo6 exchange 11-18d: receipts 6ooo bags; ship
,Dents for the United States 1900 bags; shipments for
Europe 5000 bags stock. sos 600 bags. Santos-Coiee
market dull good Santos 5SeOo receipts, $500
Tags: stock e04. 90 bags Hamburg-Coffee market
cTsnsd 4 pig higher: 80 ? m was net unchanged;
ssies - bags Havre-COffse market ed barely
freaay unchanged = franc lower; at i m Unchanged
st 3 \ n unchanged to = franc lower at $50
advanced = frame. total sales. 2I,O00 bags.
February $500 August 4JO
March 80 % September
april .46 80 October As 90
November
800 December 40 40
stock IN Havre aO2a 900 bags. Of which 900
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Railroads.

Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROh D.
THE ONLY FOUR-TRACK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
s2St e WE Esd
streets is @ time from PeseTSsses Snd s Par
~ea'' 9'e FOX R'9 THE WEST.
. az \. N. CHICAGO ago SPECIAL ;GI1
1895 a NJ The AG PESN 5sHTh LrM1TED-sa
.l.5s p. NJ. cHIcAGo AND sT LOUIS EXPRESS
sS5 ?. N: PAC1FTc FEE EXPR tisss'
1926 ?. VI. CLEvEI4AND AND CINCINNATI EXP
''' T. WAsHI sasrS "a aS sfE TH H. SOUTH.
ss5 Li@sd .sss tJs
as p M lio nigas @ sqpGsy I,s iGS5
so1 8Ff NJ i1 ~ 49, 1!sAi H. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-s.25 a M and s.25 p. m
sE&BoARD AIR LrNE-l2a5 p. m and la1o a m.
NoRFoLK & WESTERN RAILwAY-s.as p. m
cIIEsAPEAKE OHIO RA1LwAY-7.55 a m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755
Atlantic CITT.s55 a M D and 255 D. m week
days sundays .7.55 a
zone BRNcH RsBrRT ortn Aspuy
Park sundays. AID Point Pleasant s % a m. y %
days. 121o. s I6 a I m and 4 "a r m
COS 1876 .755. SIS s55 as 1855. ,s55 .t1o25
.io55. 1I.55 a m: 1925, .I255- .l55, go. 255
dephia only!, 1855. s;55. 755. SIS. s25 (s55 for
days. Sundays. eos. 80 SIS. '.2e '!s s.. %
"T1O-25. @1055 m. as ~ 55. 'l55, 3 %. $50
.425 ('t455 for North Philadelphia only; - s.
1856. 655 1855. S.25. % (9.55 for North Phiadel
phia onlyl p. M y 10 night.
"Dining Car. Extra fare train.
Ticket Offices. 461 1854. 1l3 and 2GI Broadway;
1872 Fifth Avenue below Esd ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
Corner 29th ST. Astor House and stations named
above; Brooklyn, I Court Street. $50 Fulton street
$50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Tho
New York Transfer Company will call and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone '543 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
". W. ATTERRURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
Instruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
PANZER'S GYM SIUM,

Educational and Medical Gymnastics. Limited classes
and individuals Evening classes for Business Women
and Men Basket Ball Tel. 1850 Col CARNEGIE HALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON- % Union Square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-16
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR new YORK

THE SOO'f NNO WEST.
STEAMERS PLYMOUTH AND Pill.
GRIM IN COMMISSION.
A Fine Orchestra on Each.
FROM PROVIDENCE. Steamers leave
Fox Point Wharf every day in the week
except Saturdays. at 7:45 p. m, due New
York a. m. Providence Line Steamer
touches at Newport Sundays enroute to
New York. leaving there at 10 y. m.
SPECIAL NOTICE: The Steamer Ply
mouth will make a special trip from
Providence on Saturday. August 18th and
from New York on Sunday. August isfb
The schedule for this trip VIII be tba
80 me as for the regular week-day trims
The Sunday night trip from Providence 10
New York on Sunday. August 18th. viii
be made 10y the Steamer Pilgrim, Instead
FROM NEW YORK. Steamers ,so
Pier IS. North River, foot OF Murra'
street. every day in the week. excant
Sundays. at p. m, due Providence s
a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply 70
office OF Il. @. Windsor. Ticket Agent
corner weybosset and Custom Houss
streets. or on steamer after 6 p. m.
@. f. WOODWARD,
Agent. Fox Point Wharf.
o. II. TAYLOR.
General Pass'r Agent. New York.
GEO. L. CONNOR,
Pass'r Traffic Mgr. New Haven. Conn