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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

virginia at at - az 20 20 Ohio DO 1885 Is; Is Yves,
DO 20 1Soo 10 at s. 49, 1925 ID at 81 65 IS CHICAGO
Do 1i4s los 1857 q at i g. g 81 ISIS i
40 S lS do s n at 81 90 Il DO sSS S at 81 So;
10 in sSandes: 10 Pennsyvana steers 1417 10 at IS IS
10 Illinois do Iss I at IS DO p 1872 n at i, s. %
Do - 20 Il Ohio do, 1903 No. at 81 40: p West Virginia
g. m G AT IS 49, g. a. at 800 s. 81 DO 3 s %
do ioi4 n at g. 10; ;,o COWS Ioe4 n at 50 go IS
do 3 50 So 10 Do $50 n at So is do $50 n at s.:
Is a s. G at 81 is eh Ss rs, ss
s527 10 oSo Dc G i6a Is Busl9 steers 1910 10
oKe;s Commission Co: IS VTsS Ma steers and b.,.r.
s3 Y; at "a bulls l2o n, az S. so; do 4o4 10 at
0i4 rd n; at So SO: do Gs2 10 at 81 60 cows
o5 Sq H. al iss nj s g sso 81 n a d. 1850 $50
at 81 gle 10 at So 49, do $50 n 81 80; do SOC r.
a, A N Mullen: bulls sos 10 at IS 21 d. $50 n
making With &c. sts, ws.s I.s head all
Common ' 10 1 n graGes and the ens cleared early
s sys' q siss Pa i0 e III a
9uotsb s "a @lSc dressed barnyard and fed
f iIs s a, FITS :sal' g p
% ssP s' d. % 81 at So g. q g. e
s. Judd 6 Co: veals. 1872 n. at $3.50
s@nders: ysals. 100 n at 50 90; do 1873 m at 50;
S. 5S0 ds r. at s. go do. III N. at S. 90 at
10. 1' - ~ u ~ 90 % w. -"
at SO. ' All ~ at S''O' ! co. 'V 10
Ksrps Commission Company: Virginia veaIs 90 ~ at
81; 4 PENNSYLVANIA do. 1O2 10, a 81.
otiEf1P AND l1AMBS-Receipts 1Gk 4To
f heaG including cars consigned direct and 1874
aOr Ine market making with the stale stock 1914
on on sale Sheep were slow weak lambs dull 15g
<c lower ana cars likely be carried
mon to good sheep sold at IS 5OfS4 80 70; bunch
o wethers at So medium choice lambs rosie per
70 with few wethers selling at &C. dressed 9p
4ac: country dressed dollhouse lambs selling S5GS11
-
age, at Sc IS 10: 10 at SO 75 so do 80
No. at Sc 20; 172 65; State sheep ia ~
at 81 30: buck. d60 n. at So so
S. Judd & Co.: 1893 az do
81 10 at SO Is: do6 81 10 To- 43 stats
do 101 ~ at SO 80.
Newton & Co. 4s8 Buffalo lambs. "a 10 at So
Harrington q Co: 179 State lambs SO 10. g.
d Harrington 21e Western lambs, 81 10,
kerns Commission Company: "a Indiana sheep,
50 80; II Western wethers, lOS n. SIS.
Tobn shannon: State sheep. 12 n. 81 so: 20
(few Gull laulbs) 81 10. 81 90
HOGS-Recepts were 30ia cars. 1902 head includ-
Ing IS head to be sold Prices about steady.
TO good Jersey and State hogs sold SS5 per
to light hogs
100 10.
5. Judd & Co: 7 Jersey hogs. 70 ~ IS IS.
herns Commission Company date yesterday: 1o6
sylVana hogs. lOl 10. IS 49, OF do lilo 10 IS 35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady.
WHEAT. No 8 spring. 7GGS7c No red S9%G93A c;
CORN. No 2 4T1se No yellow. Nc; OATS, No 2.
LEY good feeding 8sd39c fair choice mating 459
&c; FIAXsEEp; No l. 81 10: 30. 10 NSTtRyestsrn
tract grade. Sl1 Is MESS PORK, per Dbl Sl3 ESQ
short ribs sides oose S7kGS6 62a short clear sides
OboxeD. SO SIA4$7. WHISKEY. basis OF high wines,
81 %. Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTI:t Arm;
creameries 15a22c; dRres. 139l9c. EGGS weaker; at
mark included. 27G29ao. CHEESE steady at 100
lOl4c.
Duluth Jan 2o-C7ose: WHEAT No hard elBe; No
Northern, S91sc: No Northern. SHE; May. s9Sc;
July SSAc: September. 7SAc.
Milwaukee, Jan 29.-wHEAT. Arm; No 1 Northern.
eoQ9lc: No Northern. s6gsSc; May 90sso. RYE firm;
No 1. csc. BARLEY dull; No 2 6Sc; sample. SG36lc
ynneapois Jan. 29-Cose-wEIDAr-M s97Se;
Tu SSssc September 7Sc: on track, No hard e27sc;
~ Tortbcrn 9Ossc: No Northern S7ssc: No North
srn s4Gs5zo FIOUR-F1rst patents s. GSIS4 20; SEQ
ond patents 81 55G$4 Co first clears 50 5UGSS O second
clears SO 5O6Is2 90. BRAN. in bulk, Sl4 25GSl5.
pbuadaInbIa Ian 29-WHEAT &c higher; contract
Grade January 92hG93c. CORN steady but dun; Janu-
srv bn65OI6c OATS quiet but firm; No 2 white 461s9
47c. do clipped 47Ac. BUTTER steady; fair demand
estra western creamery 23c extra nearby prints &c
fresh Western fresh southwestern SOC do; fresh
Southern Sac CHEESE STEADY but quiet; New fork
mil creams choice fancy. uasql1izc New-fork ful
creams fair good 108lO&c; refined sugars unchansed
Wheat i COO bush: cora 5000; oats. $4,000.
81 Louis jan 29.-Close WHEAT. No cash. eo3Set
Nav S5AGs5c; Jgiy 2.sgst9gs N Sv as RsId OATS
No cash zoe: May. 41Sc; No white. 42c
Toledo Ian 2o.-C-ose: CIIOVERSEED: Cash and jan
uarv SO Is: February IS IS: March. SO So April $50
AI,SiFE prime SO 80 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 5Tis.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rsverpool Jan 29.-Closing: wHEAT-Spot noninal
futures steady: March, IS 3s4d; May. IS 2Ad. CORN
snot American quiet, IS Sd; American mixed
old Arm AZ 6Ad: futures quiet January nominal:
March IS I'd PEAS-Canadian steady. Js 5lsd FLOUR
St louis fancy winter duh, SIS 3D. HOPS London
Paciac Coast Arm f7gf7 15s BEEF steady; india
mess 03s Cd PORK easy; prime mess Western. 65s.
HANS firm; cut 4 TO Is 10 ass Cd BACON steady;
sss; long ddles light to "a ~ Sss long clear
middles heavy, 30 to 40 ID SIS o. snort clear backs
e 10 on NJ SOS: bellies IA IS 10. 46s SHOUI
ppSsnlare IL to IS 10. dull. 33s. LARD firm; prime
ysstern ia tierces SSs; American refined In pals 9Ts
BUTTER nominal. CHEESE quiet: American finest white
srs "a. American finest colored, SIS TAI.LOW-Prfme
CITY Arm 25s Cd TURPENTINE-spirtts arm. AIS.
RosIN-con1m9n arTa. IS 90 ~ ol1ETMoRenned
9II-Hnll refined: Spot steady 19s I'D IAIIOWD
Australian, in London. firm. 2Ts Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

The local market fer rpot cotton closed quiet AZ %
points decline the basis Of 1869 FOR mddIng upland
sna l620c for middling Gulf Total were = loo
bales deliveries contract. Southern spot maris'o
were autographed follows: Mobile quiet and &C hig
~ i5e sales. 800 bales Savannah quiet ana 40 higher
~ lo1zc: sales 90 bales. Wilmington steady ana u =
hgaer az he. Baltimore nominal and nc higher ~
sszsc 81 Louis firm and kc higher at i5iAc Augusta
st and &c higher at BIC: sales. 116 bales Calves
eescy and unchanged ct 10 5-iec sales COZ bales
esls Irregular ana unchanged at 10 9-iec;
.sis oSles Charleston nrm and Nc higher i5kc
100 bales Memphis firm and unchanged at 1870.
Le5o bales Estimated receipts leading points
toEnorrow: At New-Oriears. 1900 900 bales
,at $3.50 last and 10 40 last year: Galveston
20 1000 bales AGAINST 11747 last week and ssls
az week and 7 200 year.
OF cotton the ports to-day and for the week.
tAs week 81 - - ~ $500 - -
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan %. D. n.-COTToN-spos in limited
demand: prices IL points higher:
s7sd good middling s62d mfdling s52d: low rn!aiin
s4ed; good ordinary. s.36d; ordinary Sled IRE sass
OF the day were 5000 bales OF which 800
iaton and and Included 2fO0
30 600 bales including 5000 American opened
firm and closed barely steady; American middlng . e
January. S.SCdSSId. January and February s
February March, s36ds3Td March and April seq
S-3zd April and May. $3.50 SD; May June sa63
$50 June and July ss4gsS5d: July and August s.sag
$780, August and September. sl3Gs I'D:
October 1.4od: October and November. g. ssd
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Stock Havre 1857 bales including 2sssOO0 bales
Brazian last week. 3.5I6O0o and 2s99OOO bales re-

ton xss.ne eTsns Say ~ the cot
quarter OF cent the active months followed by
~ o, sh b TsooIGs on Nay and July then by break
IShItla4 recovery. The market opened easy with oc
higher. The advance was in keeping with slightly
asheF cables ana continued light receipts in
car comPeted prices had sold on several points
nnoeT heaty liquidation, promoted perhaps. in
MEASURE oy the less peaceful outlook the
again about opening igures with March at the
tbese SEEING bss az 4SzL May at 1910 and July at 1916.
ehhoercgrrent however was very nervous. and
spinning centres Both hers and abroad
the market. For some time the decline was slow but
80 = et.eT Li1acay large stop orders were reached
1859 May TO 1888 and July TO 1883 a net decline
decline point Of the 70 morning. R2iHt Of fTom
The declines ettrSct6 ae market healthier look
o. the market. which was also helped by the buiiish
;nterpreaton put on the week figures. and there
was recovery Of several points. after which the
iesdet T,sSS me last Few minutes the local bull
uiv ta4ne I9 me Tlng and began bidding for
t0si 70 re ~ or within points OF last nights
points lower September lost IS points and October
80 as compared with last night Sales were estimated
ports fqll while estimated Tor tomorrow receipts
markets. generally firm and higher.
eeiPts l3s 29s bales against last year; ovee
. e 70 mus ana Canada sS2s5. against $4,000 last
ssainst 52sSO last stock al interior TTS
sight for the week 2Os47T against 2ei 754 last ,as
Csai crop movement: Port receipts 443 against
1873 last year overland TO mills and Canada
1p9sSl Inclusive Of s0325 g referred ~ hejor-1'
esaist fZs4l last Southern mill taIcings Ie9'
iaS5sd; leSs0oo against O2s50o last year. stock
s4 Sse towns 5 IN excess Of September list Sss523
Sos' Isl last year; brought into sight Thus r..
ior season soZoSs3. against sOIG5 last vear ~
- totsl crop movement Is i5l dave
against l52 days IN leO2-O3 80 40 Jays TINS season
=, No e.SeSs5 bales have been added to rece,nts ma
hllPtltnts az D. Louis previously
eofrectlon increases the overland rnovernea. ms
NotisIn Ill Iaklngs II is added IN IN. totat W.
cause TIE errors extend the season from san De
The range Of contract prices In the local ruar,e, ,,
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENrY-rHIRp STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTI,ANpr srREETs
streets me leaving time from Desbrosses cortlands
station n' where Sshsu ss
'Ss . A NJ FAST MAI14-Parior. Sleeping. and Dining
sS5 4. or SCI GhG 7S9 Jnd@,n9R9Is and Ioasviils
smoking and observatioh Cars cIneinna,, iSas
1o.s5 s ~ L0s ss,,,, Dining Car -,
msSt Cars pn FEE S5osns and oSssFya,ion Compass;
dianaHoiI5' cS, 9yia Cincinnati and Louisye). In
sa70knr ana Observation Cars For chicsso Po
55S T: NJ ST: LouIs "i ExPREss-For Pit,sburs
lhelhnatL Indianapolis Louisville. ST. Louis Dining
Car Gar. For Gary. w. Va (via Shenandoah Valley
555 ?. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
755 p H. PRCfFfC FxSPRF ssas Ear P,,,.nu-r To-
anGoa an 1a Ts'2 foS For Kno5vs daily VIA ShsD
So ppI r ~ CLEVELAND AND cINGINNATI Ex-
o55 p. NJ, PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Da,y for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 HssS5osss e6s S8sss3d 5'ss
Paror and Dining CaTs9 q - 81 455 CDesbrosses
sn1 Cortls-it Streets 51O) e2S p m Il 10 niEat.
25 :! 5s ,b AL par SSa and bRins Tee 5
soU zF k K II 3isaf 1885, s AS
l2l0 night daily. ''southern's Palm Limited. 10 40
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express 0 IS a. m and O25
p m daily. New York and Florida Special Lilo
p m. weekdays.
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAII.wAY.-Expres- l. 55 D.
and l21O night daily. 'SeaboaTd Florida Limited.
l2a5 D
NORFOLK AND WESTERN IsAILwAY-FCr Memphi,
-, ard New.Orleans 3 % p; m daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-T.s5 a. m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-73 g. m
ATIINTic c 2rF m S Gai and 2u5 D. II, weekdays,
Sundays T-5J a. Through Nestbued Trains. Buffet
ParlOr Cars and standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-l25 5 D. m. week-days
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaken sundays).
third Street Station, SIS a m. 1898 %. ass p.
and IL 10 night weekdays. Sundays IL o *
and 55 p. From Desbrosses and COrtandt Streets
m I2.3o. $40 $40 0. m. and I2.l5 night week
days sundays. u 10. 945 a m. 500 p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS, 7.25 - SO. s25. s55. 955 ST. Limited
1910 DesbTosses and Cortlandt 1920 @1O25
Qenna- LImited). 1855, l155 s12s5. "55. 10
425. s425 @455 (s455 Chicago Limited for North Phil
sdepha only) $3.50. ESQ. 75 SIS, 925 955 for North
days. sos .7.55 s25. Is (.955 ST Louis Limited
'S25 S55 .425 Css55 Chicago Limited for North Phil
adelphia only, ass. 500. 755. rs, 925 955 for
North Philadelphia only p. n- 1910 night
sDining Car.
ohices 461 1854 i1s ana 2sl Broadway; Isl
Fifth Avenue below sd ST.; Fifth corner
18th ST.; Astor House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton 800
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Tho New-Yorl<
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone 5$S Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W. W ATTERBURY JR WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
NAVAL STORES.

Thu market for turpentne dull with $50 asked FOR
machine made barrels Rosln is steady TO firm Tar
s'ea1y TrJRPNTINE-on and machine bbIs e4ls8
0'TAR-Pine bbls 50 7OGs9 so: oil bbls s. 20
T2OSJN-ComnOn good strained 81 S0lfSS: ID, 80: f.
e. To- g. SO 20; H. SO 25asS 90 So 1888 so; X 81 25
H 81 so; \. 81 So W C, So; W w. 50 -
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne AoS9 Spis
Wilmington Jan. 20-SPIRITS TURPENTINE steady.
coo; receipts as bbls. ROSlN firm. g 49, TeeeJs S2
n r dru. %: receipts, lis bbls. CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE firm Sc So 81 25 and 81 receipts 20 bbls.
29.-TURPENTINE firm. Gle; receipts.
100 bbs; sales 80: EXPORTS 200 ROslN hrm sales $50
bills receipts 2.755: exports. 400 Quoted: A. - q D.
81 75 e. 81 50; +. s. s.; C. Sc 90 g 10; IS 3d. X.
Cbarieston JAM 29-TURPENTINE and ROSIN. nom
fnal nothing doing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strained, as Cd: fine. lis 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

maintained Following the sales IN detail: New South
aIes-1 500 bales secured 1dQs 9.d: greasy. sd
ais Queensland-11CO bales secured. Is 4d81s ia;
greasy 6XI9sd VIctora-4.00O bales secured Is lsd0
lsd: greasy 5lsdQ1s 4isi South 400 bales
600 bales secured GdRls I'd: greasy. 54911d New
Zeeand-3COO bales; secured 81 1G1s %; greasy 50ld
Cane 81 Good Hope Nata-200 bales; 2id
GIs 6isd greasy. 5lsQ7izd- BueEOs Ayres-lO0 bales
greasy 747a.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 2e-Ths offerings at the wool auction
to-day consisted OF superior selection amounting 10
10 bales. Good scoureds In strong and
advanced IA German buying Crossbrets
active and firm and several lots taken by
Americans. Caps Good Hope and Natal prices were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
READlNC SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r..
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Ttns from sou<s
Ne''S H's minutes earlier than shown bslow)
EaaSs IH1Ns BETItLEHEll. ALLENTOWN AND mArcrx.
~ c-NsheS--zEV0 us Easton Only). A NJ ilo-t
s'7ys S-90 t54S Easton ODly) p. " Suncaya sAik
"1hEttSE AFsEE AND sCRANToN-zGoo 40 A NJ
LAKHwooD suIsey T,,I - s. a ~ LOO "
BAhNEGAT-z4Oo $40 A. ~, L3O (s.40 Lake.
Hooq and lakehurst only. 40, a5.O0 p II (a0a
M xl- SaJur9ays). sundays 40 A NJ
AIIaNILC CEEf-eS.40 a. ". ia 40 p n
NNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzs.OO A NJ tfsJ
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
fOlNI fLEASANE AND SEASHORE FONTS
zA09 $50. llS0 A. NJ. x12O. 445, $50 $50 ~ so
81 sundays. except Ocean Grove 400 A n. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERsrrNA1S. .4a5.
st99S ISVo; zoe 1l900, tIIoo A II, t12.00 100.
SiGS - b-SS2' 1890; 400 $780, tsO0 t7.sO. IsOO.
eth AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s43s tsso.
rlo3e .ll55 A L.. 100. 4'3-40. 400. 100 ~ IS
READING, IIARE;EsBURG. POTTSvuIE AND WILL
tAAlSFC5sII.i 400. s425, tsoe. lt9.10 CoOo. 100
Feadine Pottzvt!le and Hrsbg only. t4OO. $500 p NJ
zFrom Liberty Street only. DAILY. tDaiIy except
Sunday. sunday only. tPsrIor cars only. IVA
IaInaeua xsaturtayS aExcept Satu-iays
Oh1ces: Liberty s. Ferry. South Ferry, Aston
House; 49, go. 434. 1900 1854 Broadway, ls2 Sun
West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av. York: 4 Court
St 3fA SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn; Ss8 Broadway WILL
iannsourg. y J Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
W. C. BESLER~ c N BURT
wee Eres and Gen Agr. Gen Pass'r Agt
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THE STATE OF TRADE

Buffalo. Jan. 2o:-FLOUR steady. WHEAT spring.
demand: No l Northern 9SAc; winter, offerings.
CORN strong; No 2 yellow, 6Olsc; No corn 49lec
OATS strong: No white. 45c; No mixed 43c. BAR
LEY. No l. In store 55gG5c. RYE. track No /. Csc
Chicago. 29.-The leading futures ranged fol-
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Steamboats,.

BIOS U Cd M A AER f F%SIss Hs
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River Leave
Pier TO- " T.. foot OF Warren St. week days only
SEQ p NJ steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chestra each
NORWICH LINE. via London. Leave Pier 20. y. r.
foot Garrison week days only $50 p.
ers CITY OF LOWELL. and CHESTER y. CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. SPRING
field North 1--we. Pier so y. r.. It. Garrison
week days only 400 P. " Steamer RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

ru5et. special LIVERPOOL cables Spot cotton
American bales; speculation ard export, 300;
'~'- 72i,-- 1924. Futures oDeped very rreesr ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

Rio-Cofee market firm; 10 RIO 1882; exchange:
States. 1000 bags; stock 6120OO bags Santos-Cofee
quiet: good average GS6OO: receipts
coo bags; stock. L0S9.O00 bags Hamburg-Coffee
ket opened unchanged: 230 p. unchanged;
steady. AQs franc lower; II unchanged; at s
barely steady. = franc lower: a
changed. total sales. 900 bags.
January ~ IS July .............49
February As 90 August
March September
April As % October 30. 80
Nay % November IS
June 40 80 December 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
ROYAL RLUE LINE

DAILY. tDaily. except Sunday. Sunday only,
Offices: Liberty Ferry. South House.
1S7. 261. 43i. 1890 1884 Roadway 5th Av Union
Columbus Ave. New York: Court 81. 344 SEQ Fulton
st. Brooklyn. 300 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer Co calls for ard checks baggage desnztor
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following receipts cotton at an
ports since September 1:
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School Agencies.
Teachers.

TEDt-xperiercec teacher. eollexs xraeu-
= ate. % give entire time % boy ysara Adf~eSs
with tl particulars stating required ana r-fer
snces. PLAZA. Box 80. Tribune Ofica - -e1@1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

Receipts OF breadsufrs interior points in thousands
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STOCK ON HAND
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you to KNOW where you could in
vest from fifty dollars upward and OBJ
tain a large MONTHLY dividend on
the same without the slightest risk
of loss to your principal at any time
and free from any taint of speculation;
where you can have It on demand at
!any time and where you can get the
best and highest class mercantile aud
BANK references as to the safety and
soIiGny of the concern you are doing
business with? guarantee that GOV
Iers over twenty years successful bus
Iiness experience. WOULDN'T YOU
or bot er stin wouldn't you like to
have your money invested with such
a concern? Others have it and so
can you. Only conservative and care
} ful people solicited Full particulars
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Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-15
NEW MASTER MECHANIC.
W. 6. CRANKY viii Have Charge o.
Oklahoma Division.

Word was received here today that
w s Granny VIII soon become diyis-
ion master mechanic for the Santa Fe
railroad with headquarters in Arkan-
sas City The Oklahoma and middle
divisions have been united under one
master mechanic ana the many new
branches that have been added to the
Oklahoma division make the work too
heavy. The shops at Arkansas City
viii be increased. Mr.. Cranky will
have charge Of the shops in Guthrie
Purcell and Shawnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-15

Tryon people are talking Of a town
ship high school for Cimarron town.
ship