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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

SOD before y o'clock Good steers were in fair demand
FsS eS quoted steady and fy
nary TO good sold at 81 4oas5 20 per 100 10
tat heifes at 3 s sun e. s. 90 COWS s, al 81 Sgss d.
London eabies 20 ehGiee native SIDES Liverpool and
ePs at is dressed weight! lambs
day 200 cattle to GLASGOW on the Siberian for the
laden wf, cmpany tomorTow the Minnetonka win be
@ @ suzberger ana 40 cattle for J. shamberg
dvded between the before mentioned firms also
viii sG the Of 5es or Sg
@ quarters Of been dr bS s Gaq for
this port for b oT amour q CO. Sins the totals from
Exception Sos cattle All to and Sog 81 Great Britain with the
So s per o T ian i Ohio 1883 p
os ~ at q a. 5 10 M s "a 20 S 49, 1877 b. al
q ds 1SeS NJ at q aG bull l5so No. at 3 do
5 asf S at lso % B. 8 8 8 . S. ;G * he
ga 10 az 3 S S N. $40 s. S. do
DO M iss s. a. Sc ee B. j ohl9 steers isss
a. l1ss bull !1o n al i sa % 3d. at 1913 q ~
i,S g r5 80 3, - So E 3 a.
ssls 81, i5 DO 95s T. at 81 SCI IS do Iols
~ at 81 SO 70 at $ SIS 81 ao i
SO Il Ohio S5i'fs ASS s s. 2 g a. 40. s5 d.
do , p G,5so4 Co. q &c, Ohio steers 1914 n 1s
g So % DO 1889 IS do go n at 81 So d.
81 IL E a5 s bull at a'G s.
DO. 1893 n. at SO 25 -
4. H. Eppsten; 20 Kentucky steers 1880 10 at 81 90
- Iobin shannon; cows. Ss4 10 at 81 80: do 9G5
CALVES-Recepts 139 head all for the market
trlces were firm for veals barnyard
common to prime veals sold at S5SS50 per
caves at 81 City dressed veals drm s013c per NJ
country dressed 70I2c
Salos-I H. Hume q Bro: OF Buffalo veals 149 N
az IS 90 per 100 10 do. 1853 10. at So do. go
J. G. Curtis & Son: veal, 17s n at IS co. 3 do 1c7
10 a. 80 do ITO no at 81 so; do. $50 10.
eS 10 al So do. &c 10. at So; do. "a 10. at s4
So 90 - - 20 w. W ~ &"
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were 20 cars or 4 2OS
head including II slaughterers and for the
market making with the stale stock sold
s9uaiy divided between the wards. Sheep
lS' Supply ana steady; lambs slow 10 1oc lower Five
ctlIs at me upper yards We're held
seep sold at s9S4 90 100 ~ ordinary choice lambs
at 80 t0HS6 G22; general sales were at Sc 1OGS5 %
Dressed mutton steady 7@s ac per 10 dressed lambs
SLOW at slO4te country dressed arriving
quite freely and selling at s56s1O per carcass.
s az go 20 per 100 H. 1914 Western do 70 10 So
HARRINGTON Co: 1s2 Ohio lambs. rs 10 at So GO; %
Ohio sheep, % NJ at ST.
Kerns Commission Company: 194 Indiana lambs 81 n
at go TO- 1879 do. 81 m. at SO 10
Mcpherson & Co.: 21o Buffalo lambs 10 N, at %
u. Harrington: 1s2 Ohio lambs 20 10. Sc 62k; 1s
Ohio sheep, SO 10. at 81 so. -
J. II Hume & Bro: 17d Western lambs. 81 ~ at SIS IS
slauEherers with the exception Of few head No
reported Nonlinally firm Buffalo advices. Country
dressed hogs dull and Feav at
546c per n; medium do. ca 46&c light hogs 6%d7Lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

gTaaulated standard granuated and diamond 445e;
A. 150c; No l. and 8, 420c; No t. 4l5c;
SSos 81 1oG IL 10 g. g 4G5e; No e No age No a.
49, Ises IA and u.s. S65c; No 10. seoc Eagle pow
ry OF the statistical position made by Niliett *
Gray shows stocks in the United and Cuba to,
Gther OF 1I2l 1873 1s 9i7 last week. and
1oIoi6 tons last decrease Of 1910 tons dG1Tn
Isst year stock in Europe 34S0G00 tons against 3ZeI-
so tons last year Total stock Of Europe and America
Soo2l5S tons against 400 $50 last at the
same uneven dates and 352 595 the even date
OF January 1909 The increase CT stock is l5ei4s tons
AGAINST an increase Of 1886 025 last week and De
crease OF l26l92 tons January !, 1903 Hamburg reP,s
no shipments Of refined TO the United States ne
ees at the six principal ports 200 tons; exports
800 tons; stock $1,000 against IS CSC tons ast
year There l2i centras grinding against lOo lasl
year The local market is dull and barely steady Ttn
prices more or less nominal Centrifugal 90 test l-io
Inscoyado. SO test. 32c moasses sugar 60 test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Yorl January %
COFFEE-Stii greater activity marked speculation in
coffee to-day ana the total transactions Including
era good sized blocks reached 90 100 bags The market
ESQ ruled very firm. i opened steady. 5G1O points
heher II closed firm loa2o points higher. initial
auNahces were due the Of advances
from The French market ard later showed
Increasing nTTnness with closing prices %Ql4 franc
Clsher. All the other markets higher also
hamburg advanced l2G$ pig; Rio was 175 refs higher
a-d santos 100 res higher. In addition 20 this the
Iary recslps Were moderate. with ports get
US, oi!N 1850 bags, against 2S 900
while the interior receipts as reported reached onI 500
tHss against 2Oos5 bags last
points called Tor 4120 bags
nent Trading here active from the start snot
ceaers reported continued good Interior demand ar al
Eanelns prices: one brand OF package was ad-
Nanced another Sc predictions We're heard thar tbe
worlds visible SUNNY for the month show good
decrease apd II seemed though
-es predicting out Then
were inclined 10 be aggressive and altogether the
market exhibited decidedly huIlish a7pearance Te
spot market was firm, with quotations on the basis ~
S7-1oc for Rio No 7. ~ ~ -
The contract prices in the local r,a-te, q. 40.
= s follows: ~ i'' ~ way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
9 % contract prices IN the local market to-day

Tho local market closed quiet at il no,r.s .s-. .
s5c for aIddling upard aud I5e .a- ance 70
sseS were l5 bales Southern spot markets were fee
ttpnec as follows: Wilmington steady &c $780,
80 Vortex fra sc higher. I4%c: sales 40 hs,ss
ltnofe nominal sc higher az SIC Caiye~to, a..
~ hisher At II oleo; sales ss3 bales NcV-oreans
ff Nc higher. ~ Itc: sales bales sayan1.t
~ higher az lise sales, 334 bales clarseeton f-, AZ
gheF a: iaEc: sales. 200 bales. AurIlsfa arr,
gSer al = slice; sales 40 bales MesSphis an lc
AZ u a-lec: safes. 1000 bales Estimated -s-s.Gs
COO s pots for ton1orror: AZ Orleans 600 10
49, paes, against sef2 bales a5sS
s ago At Galveston. 10 COO to II 600 bales s,ss,s,
80 bhies last weok ana loSG0 bales last .esr a.
aogssor hSlo 10 G5oO bales against s21 hale ~
Week ana Slels bales year $500 N~.SS 4@st
Receipts % n he ro-ts g. -
-, enared with the totals os week previ,s as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LONDON WOOL OFFERINGS.

London, Jan. 22-The offerings at the wool auction
sales today numbered IA, 40 bales Competition
keen throughout and prices were firm Faulty scoureds
and West Australian sold in sellers favor.
Scoureds locks ard dead woods strong demand
for Germany Crossbreds and hoggets
quest brought extreme prices Yorkshire buyers
good parcels OF erossods Care OF Good Hope and
Natal grades firm American purchases included
greasy half bred combing few lots OF superior greasy
South tralia and some crossbred pieces Following
are the sales detail: New South Wales 1000 baes
secured 11lsdQls Cd; greasy eAdG1s 3D. Queensland
bales; secured. lsls lid: greasy, .6t.d41s
Victoria. 400 bales; secured uedgls nlsd; greasy
l0Rd West Australia. 500 bales greasy. sat did New
Zealand 400 bales secured, IdsIls Adj greasy 5A9ls
nd. Cape Good Hope and Natal, TOO bales; secured
elsdG1s SID; greasy 6iS Glod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

COTTON-Juy cotton sold ID 70 ana mast .ba X rent
rnaret yesterday an active ana exciteI market I'VE
lowing cables that sensatonaly strong articlsr
IN spot cotton estimates pointing ,aWars ca
cotton n the South the higher
that important sueculatve Influences we've ,r,, -b
view 10 obtaining still higher level prices At nrst
the market exceedingly Tremendously
cited with better supply OF outside buying
hrineinS the active months nearly mark
caused heavy liquidation. representing, they did
;ng contract the beginning week 1t was also
tTnored the call that the local bull leader selling
Teactiona-y tendency March was depresses 70 Ia CO.
Nay 70 j s2c and July being net gains
md fafre end Of had sold AT 15c
Iftdns became less active the season progressed
,tecrs but while there were frequent intervals when
lllaton would depress prices few points market
rene speaking ruled very firm with selling up
- 4-I May 10 lIS0c and July to o3c. These prices
Wore Al a net advance TIE positions OF
e4.ts The liquidation attracted. however SUI
20 'ce materially lower level. and the market.
wFiic hnaly barely steadv. within few points OF
pesi ana net = 10 - points higher general
were estimated eoOO0O bales Tho ADVANCES were en-
cosed by the end week statistical showing indi-
ce- an In sight for the below carly estimated
e the total IN sight for season is now about
1900 bales behind last Exports for the day heinz
-aTEe also had bulllsh influence and Soutberr, srot
follow: receipts i5cssi balee aein+ as 10 I
5000 against % last wear loss Of stoc inteo
~, ' Week Jos. AGAINST SOl7I1 bales last wear
1FT,, 1 n2venent; Port receipts. so7 $50 bales
5000 against csc O47 year: Southern mill tsiIass
,r,c-s. l"lWo against G77.0O0 last year: stock a.
iaSt year: brought sight thus far tbis sssann
Is. 4 toAS29 last
1soeos 10y l'' Gays this season. against las days IN
was s ., contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Argels Irene Callan COMMITTEES the
OF wilfrei L. White. incompetent
Plaintiff against The American Surety Company
OF New York, domestic corporetJn, Lewis J. White,
John J. Reid. Caroline H. Wales ANA Bennett. Philippe
Wethor 9th ifwise known D. B. Wicthofs The Sisters
Of tho Peace foreign religious corporation. Lewis J.
Calan, Harold Caian Angelo Irene Cal2n younger
Gerard Calan Raymond Callan and Kenneth CRllan.
PENDANTS. To the above named defendants
OF them: You hereby summoned O
complaint this action a
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
OF this exclusive OF day service
of failure TO appear. answer tudg-
VIII against you BY default. for the
demanded in the complaiE..
Dated 18th December, 1893
Phelps. plaintiffs Attorney Office
othce Address. 81 Nassau Street City and County OF
New York.
To the above named defendants Caroline B. Wales.
Lewis ]. White. Ann Bennett and The Sisters OF the
Peace: The foregoing summons served upon by
publication. order OF Hon James Fitz
gerald OF tho Justices OF the
York. dated the 18th OF December. 1903.
W complaint n Clerk OF
York the County Court House +
Borough Manhattan IN the City, County of
New York the 3ist day of December. 1903.
Dated. New York. January 1904.
Luis James Phelps Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE and Post
ONCE Address. No. 81 Nassau Street. Borough
haitian. City and state OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. %, p. m.-COTToN-spot-Moder
prices ri points higher American mddng fair
Sod: good middlns, Tod; mddlng Sd low midiling
1914 good ordinary 7.Sid; ordinary TG4d The OF
the day bales which 600 for specula
export and Included $500 American Receipts
bales, nciudnF American. Futures opened
and closed steady. American midiling, January
Ibld January February, ITTd February and March,
156d March and April 775d; April and MAY T.73d
June T.T14I. nd June and July, 1881: july aud
August, 04d: August and September 146d September
and October. 6.Sld: October and November, 6c3d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
PENNSYLVANIA
RATU,RoAD.

STATIONS foo, of WEST rwENTy-THIRD STREET
AND DEssRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
53 The leaving time from Desbrosses and CortIandt
Streets is five minutes later than given below for
IVventythir11 Street Station except where otherwise
noted.
100 A. VI. FAST MAII.-Parlor. Sleeping and Dining
oo A. NJ sT louis MiTE s1a sleeping
smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati 1ndlanaI-
1o s:5. 4 NJ FEXH5YLvANIA LIMITED.Pullman
LBS r. VI GI Th,GfSo ff3ead dIIfe0 aIP sss
For Nashville Via cincinnati ard ious1ille1. Ihdaaap
4 81 GiIca Iis L Iank Oar Pullman sleeping
s1o1tIs and Observation cars For Chicago Toledo
5SS r ST LOUIS EXpEEss rlttsbn5s; Gin
r H. WESTERN a sf E2PR vfss Chicago For
75s ! sIeepf s sE RRins car p,syr To-
G dean 2 2af GhSasS For asy via ssps s
fFhE 5tSE1e Si.sl Sa aas
oE'a r. NJ. PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Dary for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
loo 20 .losa .i25S, 10 CDes6rosses and cOrt;
Farlor and Dang cars g .5 SO 1pes5rosses
aada5 6s s s :5, IS Son nsa.
I'm m IaFS S and Rn1s sS Ge SIS
asS, ds rs aS' Limited n
M G5 COAST EsT ys75 sBS 6s. Dss and
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.-Express. 1878 p. m;
ana lE-lO night daily. "Seaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans. - p daily
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAII.wAY.-I55 q week
days and 90 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-755 a. m
week.-Mrs. and - 2. m. daily.
Alta MTG CITY.-9-50 a. and 2-55 weekdays
sundays, LOO a Through Nestiouied Trains Buffet
iarlor Cars AMI Standard Coaches weekday Par
Coaches on Sundays.
LONG bRhNGH % IsBrRY f4RK n,.en sundays
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant (from West Twenty
& n m d. n.
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays. II TO- 925 a
and 400 p From Desbrossas and Cortlandt Streos
300 a m II Lao. $40 D. and 1915 night week
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cos rs. '755 2J s55. s925 ass Louis Limited.
-lclO CDesbrosses and CortandI streets 1920 800
Uenna Limited, US5. ll05 a. m. 'l 90 ~ 90 z 10
tDesbrOsses Cortland Streets 22OJ 2S5 % 25.
- 'i21, -455 ass Chicago Limited for North Phil
Gdelphia ony). sos d5o. TO SD 925 % 50 for North
aa S65 %G 5 els a nShs St. as 5S
055 COOS Perna. Limited 1888 ~ So = 80.
80 ass Il . t4S5 Chicago Limited for North Phil-
aeephia ouly '455 '555 T55 SIS. 25 C955 for North
Philadelphia only) ,. m. IL 10 night
Ticket onces. Nos 4e1 Is54 11s broadway;
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.; 2dS Fifth Avenue corner
2ath ST.; Astor House. and stations named above
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone 5i3 Chelsea for Pennsylyan Railroad Cab
W. w. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

+Daiy. fDaIy. except Sunday. SSunday only.
Offices: Liberty st. Ferry south Ferry Astor House.
26l at 1900 1884 Broadway Isl 9Th Az 20 Union
125th St. 273 West 125th St. 243
Columbus Ave. York Court 344. $50 Fulton
ST RrOoklyn. Broadway Williamsburg lew
transfer Co checks Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

FLOUR AND MEAI-Ihe -four market was still in
s snSs 3f !. au Ss, spring patents
g. 81 S1 Tn Na %as s Ssss 81 ' sE
WA Ef"tsT y o9sS So red en- dog SIS 5oa$24 6Uc
aSoae F2S ssy S Sgosd Far soPd g 40$s
Kiln dried 81 o6GS5 as to brand BA&MEA 4rm
S99tsd Fine white and yellow. 81 SOasi 4o coarse
ae & sec d sElns S5an sb B2an s n ID
hOrHiny chop $22 bulk Clinical sssG$2s So
Ret today appear that the o. bn nh insrests in
bere we're do,s syns i much support Not until Just
nt ana then prices were only advanced racOnaly for
ATgenna shipments Of 10000 bush that proes gave
aIs9 Fspaiy at the Spenng AS winter wheat news was
Il would be useless fight the declining tendency with
long wheat in weak hands still to be hQudated Prices
option some predens that the dference betwecn
added is to hs market h hS ness
gossip through from the West or many orders For
GmS even the public quotation boards worked haitngy
optimistic In tHe afternoon The Modern Miller aP-
look the fact that good rains have relieved the
were more than usually liberal both for the day
a year ago laid some emphasis on the fact that in
January OF last year May selling at SAGE. with
Itself &c aboye last ycss level with ESrdpean stocks
ast as aT' as Mae de
very cautious policy in this market The export trade
was limited to leads OF wheat None Of the interior
experienced with wires No red closed at sto eisvat9F
o b ahoat CORN-The only feature in corn was
sympathetic decline with wheat the market being very
dn all day at New-York in absence OF news from the
West. The close here NC down from the previous
night II assumed that some Of the long corn In
Chicago the market but in view of the
trouble difficult Export
limited load here and loads at outpors
ahoat: 54lec and No yellow at h5c
b afoat OATS-Commisson houses sold oats all
day the West and prices declined with other grains
locally the cash sales amounted 10 5000 bush No
oats closed at sac; No g. 43c: No white. 4S%c: No
white 46c: track IS isG5oc standard white 4615c
PYE-Afarket steady; No 2 Western &c. afoat
state Jersey rye. 5s65se. BARIEY-Market steady
Buffalo Wheat including -four exports for tho
week ended January n. according to "Bradstreets.
aggregate $50 bush against 2I1215 bush last week
and SIS 757 bush this week last year From July J.
1909 95s 436 bush. against
$40 Corn exports for the week
aggregate against 977,T69 bush last week
and 22T6 n Prom July /, 1909. to
they 81 o1so77 BUSH against is 800 10
bush last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York January q. 1904:
RFrJyES.-Receiptr 3,SSS head, n-
Guiding export .laushterers and
35 only arrived In season 70 Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

IN 'aeaerst shI I,yerpoal nasiesSpot Gotten
o3e 49, Aiaeriean ZOO; receipts i5 doc: a erican
IS s-Siihg upland, Sc. Futures opened stros u 10
.l,+.rH 1iSaers closed Eteadicr 10 10 "a points
rss,s ssnuagy Tsic; January-February 77Td: Feb
lss.f., -tS .a-ch-ADrtl 115d: Apr.l-.Iay 73o;
sc,e. -, sitl 70: sune-July. 7.esd; Juy-Argust.
'--&uAt-Septeiroer 1864; seDtember-october. 6sid;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty street and south Ferry. Thine from South
Ferry minutes earlier than shown eelow.)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUeH
CEUSk-z4-0O ola Easton onlyl. ala A NJ. 20.
4.40 500 Gas Easton only) p " Sundays. "a. IS
WILKESBARISE AND SCRANTON-zfO0 90. 90 A. NJ.
SO P. III. sundays, "a % A NJ. Loo P. NJ
LAhEWOOD, LASEHJHST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-zl0 90. $40 A NJ, 80 (S.+O. Lake.
wsod Iakehurst only) 4-l0 a5OO p. n (60S p. M.
saturdays. sundays. 90 a NJ
V!NEIAND AND ERIDGETON-fz+o 90 A. NJ a. 30
L6N6: BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zfOO $50. 11S0 A NJ. xI2G 445. $40. $50. IL
?. NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 600 A. NJ. 400.
MISUNDERSTANDING TERMINAL .4es.
47OO. 90 1900. 11OO III 90 A. N. 4120o sf.e0,
slso, t2.o0. 1900 400. 500. t6-Oo "a 80. $500,
54TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s425. 1850.
'i0S0 III a NJ, leo. t's.4O SEQ. 100 10 Is
T. NJ, az Is Indt
READING, HIRRIsBTRG. POTTsyILLE AND WILL
A. NJ. Reading oaly), u 90. $40. taco P. M.
Reading. Pottsvile and Hrsbg only 400. t5Oe P. ~
zFrorn liberty Street only. -Daily. 1Dahy. except
Sunday SSunday only. tParor only Via
TamaQua- XSaturfays- aExcept Saturdays.
Offices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry, Astor House,
f67 1900 1884 Broadway, 1S2 9Th Av. rs Union
Square 1853 East 125th ST. 273 West 125h 81. es5
St B'kyn: 800 B'way. w rsburg. n Y Transfer ca.
calls for and checks baggage to destination;
W C RESLER. c. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Ger. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits upentine dull and Rosin steady prices
unchanged but TO sood strained quoted
SPIRITS TGRPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls 6s
~TAn-Pne bbls. So 7oFs2 so: oil bbls. 81 10
ROSIN-Common good. strained, 81 so: z. So %: F,
ss G. So 10; H. 81 %; SO 40. K. 81 %: NJ. 81 80; "
81 rs; W G. 50: w w. IS %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

pctoOer-sSovenher sOsd Manchester VAR. s,u ~,
lower; cloths qu!et but steady ~ "-' iN
Aae following total net raceInts co,,o,
pcfts since Septenaher " 'N'f'' ~ WV" ae al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
STOCK ON HAND

wilmington Jan. 22.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Noth-
doing receipts 32 casks RoSIN firm So 30;
2a2 bbls TAR firm. 81 10: receipts. 211 bbs. CRUDE
TURPENTlNH firm. 81 90. 81 % and 81 -: receipts.
OF bills.
Savannah; jan 22-TURPE%TdS1s firm. Coo; recegts.
exports. 1e2o Quoted: A. B. c. D. 81 80; E. 81 e5; +.
81 TO- @, 50 0: H. So So Is; X, SO Is; NJ. 81 IL; n
81 20: w G., 81 So; W W, 81 10.
Charleston. Jan. 22-TURPENT1NE steady, 64tsc.
ROSTN steady: A. B. c. ID. So SO: f. 81 5o F. So 50:
50 co; H. 50 soas2 So T. So K SO %; NJ IS so; ~ S. S.;
London Jan .2-TURPENTINE-splr ass Cd.
ROSIN-American. strained. Us Cd; fine. lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay ana Christopher Sta
tSuO a M--tor Bnshantoa and syracuse
1000 A A--For BlnalOs CAicagO and 81. LouiA
10 p M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
TACO y. M.--FOf Scranton and Plymouth.
800 i. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
=. 45 T. M.-Utca. Oswego. ithaca Buffalo.
e. 60 a M.-SOr Chlcago-Sleepers open Q p. NJ
Tickets az 100. ~. llsS. liza Broadway N p; 80
fulton s.. Brooklyn 'Daily. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

Coaee cables: Fio-Conee market firm: No 7 Rio
6SSIS; exchange Il SS2d- haas. cleared
.er the l1ited States- Geop bags stock h9ps
Sant0sCee market ce91o.
fsoeipts 1000 ha~s; stock, ll9'C0o bags Hamburg
Coffee market oroned y a rfg higher. N go m vas
net - p ptr higher; sales - haez IIsvrs--ofeea
market opened steady "a y franc higher; al Ie m IN
chanseai al ? m May uncl anSed; months
:rane higher at $50 advanced = franc; total sales
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sia "a fieFTe $4,000 bags OF 500 900 are
Iast week S569oO0 aiS00N respectively
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee IS as follows
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Trains leave 1902 A. Nj. il2O0 -4-00 p a..
'1LC0 z. NJ.
Tickets Me- York Central ticket Offices 16T. AIS and
1915 Broadway. and az Grand Central StaJion-
II. SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS.
Genera! Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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.ers. 1868 70. at IS 40: IS do.
10. at So 40; l do. 1900 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
WANTS MORE INSPECTORS
President 1heGrn TO Recommend
Buildings Department Changes.

To the Board OF Aldermen to-day Borough Presi-
dent Ahearn is TO recommend redstricting the
CITY FOR the purposes OF the Buildings Department.
placing a chief inspector at the head OF each dis
trict, making him responsible for everything COM
ing under his Jurisdiction. He also will recon-
mend that the inspectors be increased that each
chief inspector may have a staff under him. Pres-
dent Ahearn viii recommend that these chief in
specors be engineers architects Of at least ten
years experience, and that the pay Of the present
inspectors be increased TO 5000 year.
The Borough President viii also ask that the
new inspectors be examined by the Board of Elk
aminers that tho questions asked by the Civil
Service Board be formulated in part. at least. by
the Board Of Examiners.
The system" said Mr.. Ahearn yesterday.
will prevent the shifting OF responsibility. and
the evasion Of punishment II another collapse like
that Of the Hotel Darlington should In
cidentaily, the close supervision Of new buildings
Which tho new system will make possible will
make such accident. through any fault Of the
Buildings Department, almost impossible. 1t will
mean additional expense of something over
S25. go yearly.