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CASH QUOTATIONS.


Ncv-Nor'l. February :. 1914.
-. r-ge. market today was eNcec sing y
t..t1e al PREVIOUS records 1 Gear respect NitA
fctte rfG Tlu bags = aCtNl'N Vas
t-- 4, a seusef.oaa l.fah To- traces max or o >
-l,5 "a s. r,attc- ~ tfr~f points. ru Nti''ft
We "a A. the coffee markets. ~ recent t.-r,
49, - vas hsrey etealy at q decline ~ l-1.
l.e 49, es-vt ,erlr-ou and selling encourage HF
-. In French rna-Ir- reward ffl.-aN
-, - ! raly q partial rints or co. bu. laitr
49, =. ss-resses alrf- Or, the heavy selling z
,-+e- ard lsclnsi Until tfe active r-lnt's ere nr
From this If-.H rally fHN.f q
- - t-rluz iv the same ir-ores-s who were sell
~, - e-s ne market woe n-rI- steady q o het
" 49, rT+c, ,di--s owing t-e holiday. there
-. ~ rsfes from BraEiiia0 markets anl the et-
49, ~ seemed result from t1e f-rief Aqnl-i-.u
- ,te-ssf -ha- ha1 frrHT0e rather t1r heavy as
o re.uf a the steady upward course - -aCet f,c,y
49, rs4-iusv foste-ai hY %. operations q el 9
1890. V-fo n-e believed. however o. mold cr-1
. - 10 ne uitinre course z tie r'a 6tt There Vas
-.bf-r -.-efved during rre cay throw any LINK 'n
sbe rr5asbe course ~ -ecepts and bulls sta cling %
fts isea that have entered period or inadequate
Tel rsass Contract prices In the LEGAL market to-day
=. "a fr--nra.
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y 80 -. INC po-ts snd interior rofr+s .os.- ~
~" 80 sans day last week ano al yssr. '' e'

Not-or Exchange special LIVERPOOL csbr..- G. -
s-ies tto0 bales. srscglaton al .,--
g. eoe0 :eoeipts. = 90. American - l,. -
49, ff'ehl 500 futusls UleDc1 .rrtgts- ZIG
SWsr Fs, -. to"s. q go unsettled mex lss8s pin,
Apr1 4 a. 40 le9tilaf s4arcn SID. 49,
80 Ap.l-May, s-264. MaF-Jlra 1I-s-. li-
c.te-t - s1Hls august p-era1cr go ~ aio
lara s.s 49, ,oe--N 5VeH5er cS2e Nsnef,cei
s..,- - - An hlEAf,-Brokers he-e p,.-. --..,,
erri-S -. peF barrel and TIE marker rIas-5 e.
Nins~ s.e s5tG -. winter stfalrFss e. 81 e. lin
csfra Ne--e - sl4Ss - spring fe,-e - - - "
s. pT--.tet 50 aoNfe 60 extra ~ ut,.. - -
tz8Se Il AM EAT FLDCR--Ms- s.,ri - -
g s0Gss a. ~ ~. Flour nrm. Quoted Fair "a
MEAL oTfis, Nh oriec. 81 83rS3 IS to brsrs = -
cons ~ quoted Zine white az ve,lgy e. -
So Tsns9o % FtED ERIN. quoted. e.t.-. y.
az 7O a.. - efIiNo, 200 n sacks stars.ea - sstie
81 t,r % 80 20: red dog so ~. cffy 49,. es,l,
e. 81 b,-,o SACKS: nl17iing 81 s0Tsas 10. -
neal ~ n' chop 81 30 bulk ana as 80 5acss. 80
fur-hs- y ! "a T-uhis gotten ana ro.f., 49,, -
r,,kf- ual declines YESTERDAY the 80, --.-i.
b g.~,s nsN nigh records FOR the rrsear
llnr tms neaseat bus inE that has hen n1fos IL a
ikc Lei 49,, se - wheat Neu.- Yors "a. Il - -
cutui ssr-- @ Nh, leaving on al ~ &c win ,,,fsa
eurb IN He curb % ta &c ard reDort TAI 90.
i Va. -a.srkre rss &c or another - - -
sheaf A. - tlai The Chicago hun leader rs h,,,r
kefs stl The outside In 60.
those ~, =. ~ scale West rrr-n .be So,
ne esriy Nheat 70 huy fauns o~e~irVs verv frt.
n nno-nlns ooi gave color the .ooniy Sisnatr5e.
Ar on ln feaafG 90 condition. I'M fhe p.rf
Ate r1as sthftec The market on IL, nrv,s ,s--5
soor. ~ vas Influenced almost errfrefr ~ ~
tsiercs 49,. s.tprti advances 81 corn II -. go
Univ 9i NE Southern Pe9p,s who Rave bCca
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he'd be- extras. ea29'ae; DO 9ss lIal9s % seconds
lc do seconds. I5aIIc do thirds Iic,
on5s itaI eHs is9 -; a. n5sis lS1iVsS, % ia
oci &C seecnds lac; Do thiris i@9lSo WeStsrn ta-
nifds l20 51 O. he'd lsFl4ise: packing see current
he cftT 81 81 7. roll lfes2 ~ a. deal,
holders inclined To- nj ~, 60 1rBsrvS Expore-s
s9eese Sims 9nl nolerateiy active LaverPooi cable
cram ian MADE small fancy re choice llgllse
is.T talo; GO IaL asee. las FANCY. IL: d. caoice
common 70 fair. 9Gloc: DO nsht SKINS. cho.ee $;
goo Saoo@4c: g common 70 fair 395o: DO full SKINS
EsGs--ArrivaIs continue fairly liberal but tney are
sEeete: e eeslsase ratgaliy q IN. supPy is
stock ana although quotations we're he,d
oaJ material chatEe many buyers arc cnpeled u pay
isgy We quote state Peaasylvnnia NEARBY. fancy
seeonds TO nrsts. a-asc. Weston ard Kentucky nrsts
SOasie dlrtes. 2eaaoc. checks. 2s62is
berries nPF Slowly Rat be5 atsai ana 6ntes IN AZ
R, , Frl arc Sr5ias at Low aTs 1HsSB ans
ara firm. strav,ssr-ss 6uiI aad weak Though fep
ley douh.s cead ' s. 25aS Do Y5lS Ingerlai r5J 70
s.: 10 &of5en = " iai- to choice 81 2asS 25 do fire
taiT choice = 5'aS% !5 d. Hs dsn taT t. prime
Sweet fair prime S2S2 .; Greening. cold storage
90 an kinds. poo L. ear 81 a:a$2: SR&SnERii7--s
81 90 Ier rrt,e 20 = .. sf f, on ,,, ris+ss rrr
- SiMS3 TA:,.. ItI;.L Florida yer ss4r 81 -
O. API3y'2l.IT. flrtia. boz. s39so. STRANGER
L1yTTs- priI,nl:yape aFn'ss meeting light
sun ci ana an osr e rF,e ~ ,e S and s f Sr
ssn-cd y, auos Ar ers4 4,H :sn5y i per n
r5a Il, fair s-5c: 10 careiiar sun drisl quarters a.
G1'.c. state ana Wort,ro. or ID. Quarters SO
Sr ,s1o c. sE1f1sd pr .g I, - a> = 30: 90 coz
n 80 ~, 1AI RI
unpeeed 5ssi- e: ArfIcoTS Ca.li9-ns NIs,rrark I18
Is ROYAL sC10c I'fr-NFs california. - iJi1c.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. ., m.-wHEAT-spOt. nominal.
steady March. Is +ssd. Nay. 6s 3isd July.
nominal CoRN-sPof An efiean m xed neW 91ist As "a
A. So PEAS-Cauaaian steady Is al
FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter duh So 3D. HOPS
London CPacihc CoasD nrn. 60 iCsQkT los BEEF
steady. extra india mess. 63s Sd PORK dull. prms
Western t5s. HAMS quiet short cut. IA 10 n
as I'd BACON quiet Cumberland cut % 70 80 % s5s
rib % - 70. SIS long clear middles light "a
g. "a r. SIS; louE miadies heavy. - 70 4 n.
Sos Cd snort clear ses IS % 20 70 ass 3D. clear bellies
Is % rs -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
s1s LARD steady: prime Western tlercss. SIS Ga
American refined ~ pals Oh BUTTER non nal.
GIiEESE sEs5: A17erican finest Nhs SIS 90 eolored.
Us. TALLDW-PriTe city steady rs Cd TURPEN-
T1NE-spirffs nrrn. 47s %. ROSIN-Conmoa nrm Z,
f04i ETRoiErM~-Rst-sd frra -E&d. IISsgCD
on. zriet. l1S 90
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e.r "a ne 81 Tor Epot cotton closed 4use a. q pouts
al ~ we uass q 1880 for nHidline up,ari a.
fc,ff.-- .-lg gdf Sales -Ver- SO uass ID spnnefs
49, n--fheie we telegIau1ed f0IIrtrt.
g AMMAN T5E.-. s,fas 4
cgi ,-gt---.. uili sc is7fr az l5ac. Win uRt1n
IA. -. 81 ~ t'.'ol. Nliiok quiet &C lover al
IA - ~ uaies ia tr0orc rolInsl sc lover ed
rsi ,,--b,-ss t-.ei lower ~ 49, Galveston nom
--sel 81 l0c- hcuOrlearr ur.,ltrsl t.pgbsr-,s
EHe1p-. ltiet augusta quiet tsc af
ne arres - - uelet memphis GUILE irregular
sciTe q,,1 ssies 800 DaleF IEtlmatea receHts a
-. t-'s ~ - morrow a Naz-J.Iears q a.. -
- AGAINST 5sas last and r.s i-sf 90
49, year Houston. 100 10 U9o 40 re-, 80. enc $50
az D. last year ~ WV against Q ~ lest week
pansd win sans dSy 80 interior points to-day.
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making mcasy turning ther
aas not Eaa EsrticUisrly btu movement The
interior recsIts ahead q year and
nouT cearances heavy but wheat shipments Eht From
The facf that nothing done n cash wheat export
Is found The TOO rsrid Tor tie Eurc-e2a buyer
y rec closed here s5c esz ent e353 &c nominal
= n af1at; No Northern UciIfh. 81 co., b ahoat
''l-N--Ile hun movement IN which has been
ei'-elrc Tor past. broke out into violent
ACTIVITY ycE-cder. sB1 rushed prices 70 record point
~ me reason tle close bore being 2sc higher man the
L.tt.ols night and 81 CEica-3 SC a bush N May
there was considerable here during TIE
Eefs ~ TIE but scthns Ike the sensational
oeftlor-nrrs Dr. Chicago u generally un1erstooa
that the Ncw-T1rk hu ADDED steadily TO IL Inc
" re Meei and that he also biz buNer of
care grafu attracted ~ the recent strength % re
fI7fst and aetiel that the situation Justides ffi
h,Cher prices The bull leader n Chicago credited
"iiL sI-p ~ - vel wheat, and shorts were
almost pan'cky e. the advance progressed While os
movement is along about least level,
there iG much comp Tire poor quality %
ana ihis b. being used ~ the bulls strengthen their
position EHEsh markets Nere lsl-s8 net higher in
daenced ~ speculative b-ying Practically nothing
e IN ne export department owing = nc strong under
tone. No closed here SIC nominal n elevator and
s~c ? % afoot No white. 50- and No yeiow Is
n chicago and active with other markets getting
strong and higher. No cIoeed sec 40 white.
b3'sc 30 white and STANDARD white. 1esc- RyE-Mar-
ket firm. No Western = ac n1minsl Hhoat State
wrs quoted &C. Ncw-Vork. ana mating 545o5c.
40
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 3. p m--CoTToN-spo, q limited
demand prices a points lower American mdohnE tair
dlnS S4Gd. good ordinary. SSed; ordinary 9 led The
.aiss ~ Ire fay COCO bales, which go
speculation and export aad included $500 American
eceipts "a bales Including l. 300 American Futures
opened easier and cosed unsettled American rniciing
o q Februa-y. slid. February and March SID March
arc An-iL g3t; April May. nd May ard June.
esd: June Jgly s,2sd July and August. SD Az
e-st and Serember Odd Septerber Cctcper zfst;
October and November. 6 SGD
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W LvN-hne Transactions II fre cotton
90 30 heavy those a the -reyos DAY TIE
Ne2 nervous cnc excited. particularly Curing the early
shoinc wen r0trhstandnr the sensational break 81,
-ueca5 price, were forced or another &c more under
eonilnueo Nouidetion and general selling
= ut ne r0afset vas rather Quiet There
te.slai IeelfE ~ uncer-ai ntY. m felt
tltaoIE olt of tfc % Mr Sully's withdrawal
e remote localities might induce continuation u the
~ lQulaaton no'e1 yesterday. Or other hand tie
lsh u-iefanoes attributed 60 the Npur
~ tlstie steocress ~ early cables made the trace
u.H ma tieFe riEnt u uEKrecsile bun the
tHtf TITS morning. FIRST S-icee points higher
" = lohs lower ~ th- active months. while
~ VS. of-l0 POINTS lower Follow however
We sen ma .ev-Drle-uE
~ ol1t-e tle NeN-rleans market easy and Liver
- u1t.A pI"ahlug points al Ci.n This pf4rfuifafe7
~ lolsl market into TIE widest confusion END
Nee going down 81 manner ns sensational
- uHH q Tie r7e7 ious 1g gHc March s-Is
% 10 tc. May from 10 Coo esc and Fu.v g-0-n
'tt 10 touscr ths being decline from fhe ,esf =
- pl.r end n q. -f-
t eale1 20 tie decline % last rlrr-. made -et los
49, lac 10 about four hours aciua! trading Al
eve cherinEa became lighter and Neyy-OrIeaug bulls
~ setl'. me market fa..lUg prices about ~ % .
- te9NinF that tho market ruled very irregular
- sLL'-.ls.e fleaHlnE war nrner. the close
s VIZ TIC net decline reducs6 a matter ~ sT3.
- naies were estimated 200 600 - The sea
ueisft wee very firm lie close with
-. sl'l rom Z4ll points higher ID re
- --t lage Ne~-orieaus buying orders we're re
-tit jus before tfe local
va a. Follows. NJ ~ my
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PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBBOssES AND CORTLASDT STREETS
r fe lawns tine t,orn ;S and SSq sa1
Iwenty-fhid street statioa. except where otherwise
'5{ a. ~ FAST MAIi4--Parlor, Sleeping. and p'nins
e'Jat9 gnJiS a., and sp,,
snoHing. and Observation cars Cincinnati lndiaH-
1856 4. VI. PENSsYL5ASIA 11M1TED.--Pullman
mcut cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and De
155 T.. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
For Nashville via Cincinnati AID LOUISVILLE. IN
ass =. ". CHIc{Go LIMITED pullman sI.eVlns.
lido and CiSveland Dining car
S95 2. VI ST Louis ENPREss-Fo- Pti I,Sofs
Gar. For Cary. " Va VIA Shenandoah valley
SIS =. N. WESTERN E7lPREss.---rOr Chicago. For
1-55 2. ". s'cIFic ExPREss For. PIttseurs. To
snd5ah valley Route conaeets fof Cleveland except
as -. crEvE1-,xD AND crNccIyN,ArI, E *.
o-S5 9. ". FiTTsBURG sPEC1AL-Daiiy for Pitts
yyASurNGTov AND THE SOUTH.
T5 . . '1o 10 Desbros-es and Cortlsndt Stree
10 2m 80 s. .i25j 2 10 Oeshrosses ana 80 ~
rarl5r 5d pnav caTs' 2 = - ass D rs r'ss
Sum Sunday S s.9 % 81 10 3S' M o 25 Is IS
.425. -455 CDssbTossss cor,andt Streets Sl1'
sol TlfEfsy YT,sr.. I2sS g -. t2' .,I IA q
i2lO nigh, aaily. 'southerns Palm Limited Il "
ATihxTic COAST LrNEEzg,es, q n and s rs
II uft3t .se" A'Ih al Fl'-t-~
sEABo RID AIR Lr?Sr RA11vAY.-Express. u ?. m
and II 10 utght daily ''SeaboaTd Florida Llnleeo.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN FAILvAY.-For Memphis
and Ncw-p-iears 3 - m. daily
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO EAILWAI.-IoS a. m VesS-
FOR 0I.3 P6INr COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.s5 a. m
veek-5ays and So ? m eaily- go, - ..,, s.-,
ATLANTIC ClTT.-9JI a. n. and 2@5 .. n week
Sundays. - Thror Eh Vestibuled Trains bu1et
Parlo- cars ana stania~d coaches on weea-ays Par.
lor Smoking Csr, Parlor cars Dining Car. ana stah'stu
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAT.-1255 y. m. week.-Mrs. - ...,
LONG BRANCH ASBrRY PARK unteriaken sundays,
Ocean Grove AMI Point Peasant from West Iwenty-
taTi street station - a u y 20 3 ~ ~ 80 M
a m. y 81 S4c SO o m. and l2l5 night week
days Sundays. Il Is. AS a m. 800 p H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sc3 7s SIS sos sa5 % . OBS 81 Louis Limited.
30 10 lDcsbrossts and Cortardt Streets 1000 80 -
CPcuna LIuteil. 'iOj5. 11.-5 az -. q 50. 10
(es5rosses Cortland. 400. 25j 3 - 355
40 '42S ass .t5S sheeso Limited for North PM,
philadelphia only. u 10 night weeK-siays sun
DAYS COS -755 SOS 20 . 1s955 s.; Louis Llnll,eil.
%. .425 - % Cht,sso Limited Tor North Phil
adelphia only. '4.55 s5.5J rs SIS Q Is W53 FOR
North Philadelphia only 2. n 10 night
Ticket on es Nos 4s1 is4 49, and eel broadway. fs2
Avenue Cbeiow 90 ST.. Do Ffth Avenue tcorneT
18th St1; 7 H0use. and stations named above
Eruoayn Court Street $50 fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The Nev-Iork
Company vii call for and check haggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
Terho:e 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Car
service
". ". ATTERBURY R WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ q New YCrk-vernon G. Bruce. Plaintiff vs. Her
man ITuosrke and M. III Hunecke his wife, Green
RIDGE Itn Company. George u. Brown and Lucy q.
T{r. yvn wife Defend summons. the above
named 3. PENDANTS and each % them You hereby
eruoosd 10 answer the complaint this action ard
10 50 copy = answer bpm the plaintiTs at
within Of
n,,rs- .z,It-Ive q a service. OF
YOUR failure appear Jutsme1t VIII be
against vJ by default f1r the relief demanded ir
complaint -. 49,.
T5trI New York. December 18th. 1909
GEORGE " VAN SLICK. Plaintiffs Attorney. Offcs
ard = a. Address I21 Broadway. Borough o Mn
haitian city of York.
To the above named defendant Lucy o. Brown: The
rorsx ing II served upon - publication
r,Irsi,snt 70 an order samuel G-eenbau
Justices G Court dated 9TH day
Of January fpOf ard Med wiki re complaint IN the
Cf-rs - the clerk Of the County " New York the
county HoUs- the Borough Of Manhattan City
Of York.
uatrd NeW York January 70. 1904.
GEORGE w VAN SLICK. Plaintiffs Attorney Nc. 10
Broadway Borough o. Manhattan. City % New York
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NAVAL STORE S.

Spirit. ,urpentlue hrmer. ard Fosn hi'n~ WIN -
g1;tpr.NTlNE-Spiri OF ana machine oo,'' Va wv
a. D.. bil- = 1852 oil tbls - ~ "a r.
I,CesTN-Cornrnon 70 good strained 80 ~. X 8. IS
- = a. % IA 81 80. / 50 +g > ~ n - "
81 10; - - "a. -. v O. So W ". s. %
STOCK OK HAND.
- ............-..sssss '-'.''-''0 -
T.r bbs =. co.. s,i..
-z-.s zen a-TURPENTTNE nrrn. &c sa AZ,
90, nts rs: exports 10. ROslN hrf' ~ q ~
-xsr,rts 5Us: rccep $50 SSg9te az al rs. ~
81 70. W q. 81 %: ~ ". - 30 -osr>, amir
80 o.. >. - E.b TIEIF.NTINE and ROSiN noi'iA
- roth!ng dong. Quotaticns omitted -,-,,. err Gle
a. ,,,,,1rgfou Sch a-TUkPENTIN -,
.oents z RosIN firm. s. 90; reTeRJ,t, -T-IRPESrINE
-rSS-E ANN 81 20. receipts. az tf't u AoAN-
- =. g. so 81 = and 81 p; ipL- %. an. a.
ni 1890 Feb s.-TURPESIINE-spiIl NO'
uhSIS--h r,crcan strained. IS Cd me. lis o.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS ane subscriptions n. Trisua.
~ received 81 their Uptown once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will following
Offices regular Office ralss until clock viz
2 23d-st; tJ3 dtA-ave. I2th -;
il,h-st. 90 Vest tz1-st between 1h and $40
135S jd-ave.. between 18th and
7Ith SITS 3d-av--. 61st-st Los Istaye
East $50
80 90 Christophsr-st Brook
lvr y W Court--t.: ne C0urt-sf
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READING SYSTEM

- /. - LSs 10 IL ~ - ] - IHj
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. K
Liberty street and south Ferry. Thine rom south
Ferry i've minutes earlier than SHOWN below
E,SToN. EETIiLEHElI. ALLENTOWN AND MACE
tlit Nh-Zft0 tIl5 Easton onlyl. 81 a N
SO. SQe 30 Easton only r. Il s1ndaya IS
wILKESBARF AND sCRANTON-ztoo ITO A. n
BOO ". " sundays Is A. NJ. 100 H.
LASEWOOD. IAkEHU FsST. TOMS RIVER AND
EfSNEGAI-ziCe $40 a. NJ, 80 C34l. Lake
wood and Lakehurst only) 4tc a5.00 p n (s0s
- ~ SaturG9ys'. sundays, $40 a ~
VINEI-AND AND BRIDGETON-fz4.0o A. N ffso
long BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OrElN GROVE
POIST PLEASANT AND >EASHORE POINTS
p NJ sundays. except OCEAN Grove. 200 \ IA q o..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL. .4.s
100, s0o, 'ye0 ti000. tiLo0 A. ", tt2 90. 100.
$3.50. f2,oo t3 700. - 90. 800. - % f73 o. 90,
1850. stLt5 = NJ. 400 t'540. 800. 100. f9.ss
RI An'NG HaRRfSBURe. PorrsvrIrE and WILL
IAMSPOHI- 900. q 2j, Zoo. 70 20, t10.00 400
4. ". READING orlyl, .&LQo. t't2o. 200 r N.
Reading, Pottsville and rsSg oay. 34oo IS 90 p 81
sunday. SUNDAY only tPrrlor cars only. iviz
Tamaqua saturdays aENcept saturdays.
House. 1871 zsi. asa I9oo 1855 Eroadwsy Isl sen
West fe5th s.. .t5 Columbus Nv. New YORK: Sourr
81 So $50 Fulton st. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. WIZ
ismshurg y Y. Transfer CO. calls for and shscks
baggage destination.
W o BESLER c NJ BURT,
Vice Pres and Gen Mar Cen. Psssr Ara
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

u,-,,o r.b s-rIOr-R strong wTIEAT-wintsr
r,tEin~ doing: spring higher No Northern D1luth.
a, o@i+. a. chicago gS.c CORN uusettlFd. No yei
60 81, No . 4pirG4gs.c OATS unsettled. No white.
47c. 40 mixed. &c BARLEY 81" ese'h oNso'c. IN
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LOCkawa anna Railroad.
New Barclay and christie hsr
ts 90 A. yL-F0r BinKhaultpu Syracuse
1000 M.-FoT Buffalo. Chicago and 81 L01lA
M.-For EIuaI0 and chicago
M--Far Scranton ard Plymouth
eco r. M.-F0r Buffalo and CriCaC0.
- L. N.-Ut!ca. OsweEo. ithaca. Buraio.
-F Cri-ago-Siea1crs . y.
Itcksts al ts7. $50 fIs3. it3t B-oadwrv " = 01
Fulton st. Brooklyn. 'psily. Except Sunday
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Instruction.

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ART SCHOOL
FOR EEGINNERS AND Advanced STUDENTS.
TVAWTNt; MANUAL TRAINING. DESIGN WATER
COLOR CHARCOAL PAINTING. Clay MODELLING.
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CLASSES.
COOKING SEWING pEESSMAKING. MILLINERY,
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School agencies.

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y Professors Teachers Tutors. Covernesses.
etc to Colleges. schools and Fsu.ties- Apply 20
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STERNS SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
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last three clfers U omitted nlur. tls. grain busa
IS
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-02
o,.,o VII, o.e,.,. . Dividend.

The Stockholders OF the Otero
Oil and Gas Company held an in
formal meeting at the Office OF
Buckley & Hart last Wednesday,
IL was practically decided to de
clare a dividend OF IS per cent on
the par value of the stock on
February Ist-S4 SO on each 1000
shares. The capital stock OF the
company is $4,000, divided into
/, so 900 shares OF the par value
OF ~ cents ALI OF the stock is
owned by residents of Otero coun
ty.
The company owns eighty acres
of land in the Boulder oil district,
FIVE derricks, and the necessary
equipment for pumping the five
wells operated, all OF which has
been paid for. with the exception
OF So. 500 due on the land, out of
the prohts OF the oil produced and
sold. The purchase price OF the
land was $40. ooo-S25o per acre.
The expense Of operating IS very
small, one OF the wells supplying
gas for fuel in sufficient quantities
to pump all the wells The re
ceipts from the sale OF oil have
been averaging nearly SIoo per
day for several weeks, and il the
present output continues the com
pany will be able to pay fifty per
cent dividend on the par value Of
the stock every three months.
The total receipts from the sale OF
oil up to the present date aggre
gate $2o,84I.
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-02
"a. IN. o,s c. %. Roads.

Considerable favorable comment
has been aroused over the appear
ance here OF Arthur c. Aiston's
"At the Old Cross Roads" Com
pany, which comes to the La
unta Theatre, Thursday. January
7th. This play was one Of the
greatest OF last seasons numerous
dramatic successes, having toured
all the largest cities from coast to
coast and being received by large
audiences in every section visited.
Its engagement at the Grand Opera
House, New York City, was really
4 record breaker, the big play
house being packed to the doors
at every performance. The play,
which is in FIVE acts, is one which
tells heart story of great interest,
relieved with bright sparkling com
edy at just the proper time. The
company which is again headed by
Estha Williams, who scored re-
markable hit in the leading role
last seasoI, IS composed Of we'll
known people Of excellent dram attic
reputation, several Of whom are
very well known here. Aston has
engaged the "American Four"
quartette, which has been one Of
the most expensive Of vaudeville
headliners for several seasons. as
an extra and special feature. and
he also re engaged for the part Of
Doc Kerr, the we'll known and
popular romatic actor, James M
Brophy. Seats are now on sale At
the City Pharmacy, and the indi
cations are that the attendance
will be one Of the largest Of the
present season to date.
La Junta tribune., 1904-01-02
msns,s's M,.istssss.

What is positively the largest,
high class colored minstrel or
ganization in the country, "Ma
hara's Operate Ministrels." will
be seen at the La unta Theatre,
Saturday evening. January I'D.
THIS famous aggregation needs no
introduction 70 many OF our thea
tie goers, as it is known as the
Leading colored minstrel company
OF America. having for the past
ten years entertained thousands OF
amusement seekers in all parts OF
the United States AMI Cuba A
new departure in minstIelsy is
promised by Manager MahaIa this
season. The company will include
amcng it's talented members, ten
Beautiful girls who will assist in
the novel specialties provided by
the company this season The
musical numbers offered are said
to be exceptionally bright, many
OF them originally written for this
company. A grand free street
parade is announced for IL m.