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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09
A dERlCUs. Ga. NOV. 8, 1904.

Those who lose on the election can
get even on the fall races-if they can
find the right horse
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09

The big gospel meetings in Atlanta
have closed, and much good has been
accomplished, the leaders say.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09

Tie g!rmsss Recorder is the
O1icial Organ of the City of Americas,
OHicial Organ of Sumter County.
Omciai Organ Of Webster County.
Onciai Organ OF Railroad Commission Of
Seorgla for tue Sd Congressional District
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09

Judge Parker's argument is salts
factory to the court, but it may not be
very efect1ye with the jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09
Departures.


From Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta,
Macon. Observation-Disclosures. 80" eB5 m
From Florala, Dothan and Albany. 40 Is p m
hartford and Albany. Il Apm,
Atlanta and Macon............ u 80 p m
and Macon >. ................... ~Ham
From Columbus Birmingham and
intermediate points ..9........... to 80 pm
mediate points. Observation-Disclosures 30 p m
From Birmingh ham, Columbus, via
Fort Valley. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 IA m
Fort Valley e................... ....ss55pm
points. -. ................... 'bOOam
Eufaula ,....,.....'. -. TRpm
Eufauia -. .'.e......... .....'1OS pm
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
K ALL w AY.
Schedules Effective, October 2Sd, 1904.

Arrival and departure OF trains at Ameri
Gus, Ga.-Central OF Georgia Railway Pas
senger Station. Goth Meridian Time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09

THE AMERICUs REooR DER, Established 1879
TEE AMERICUs TIMES, Established 1890,
Consolidated, April, 1891.
Incorporated, January, 1894.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-09

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
DAILY, one year................So.UO
DAILY, one month. ............. So
WEEKLY, one year. 100
WEEKLY, six months. ...... so
SAddress all letters and make remit
aoces payable TO
9THE IMES-RECOKDERi
Amerfeus, Ssa
MARIE LOUISE MYRiCk,
EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
Editorial Room Telephone 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

city lard hrn: Quoted T9TEc Refined lard firm;
quoted south America, 65oc. Continent Brazil KEGS.
sSVc- COMPOUND quiet: quoted So &c. STEAFINE
stssoy: quoted; O4eo SsgIc. city lara stearine "a
HA'EA nrTn market Is noted locally. and a steady
- reported a. the South Demand good although the
Wy ful demand Quotations follow: Domestic. ordinary.
SSSac Ialr 10 good. 3d4sc; prime choice, 4-za5c;
eaa oi<gSkc Pana 5sG5ssc. Japan. foreign. nominal.
Sc S9es'le Sss47sci Java 4s35sc. Rango0n, In bond.
sUGAR-he FOR refined sugar Is nrra but quiet
WITH prices Vel held Prices quoted uet. per
cei Tor cash seven days: Cut leaf crushed. lJc
eagle tablets 5tOc; mould a. 4SOc; cubes 4IUc; x-lN
pONgeIte. 4Sec: powdered. powdered fruit
powered sVoc eagle Confectloners gra1ul6ted AGO:
!stee ZOO; eagle, 2b bags bags Of franu-
!Gs1 -OOc eagls nne granuated. standard graduated
ana diam md \ $50; confeCtoners' =. L >
ana - 4%oc: No I, 4l5c; No a f0c: No g. csc. No T.
=. 70 3Bac No 9. 3goc, No IL. SSJc; No IL So.
20 j. S-fSc; 40 10 3.1oc: No Il IL. 8 &c. No
5000 tons. exports 1850 tons. stock Ia5 90 tons
against lf49lO tons last There
grinding AGAINST l55 last weeks summary
q the statistical position. made up By ViIett a
stne OF go aO& tons. against last week and
591oo tons last year decrease
year stock IN Europe 100000 tons against 90 .55
tons last year Total stock OF Europe America B 40
J0s tons against 3944,661 last year al the sane
uneven Gates, and 3522 at the even date 81 Ian
against an Increase Of 1850 week and an
crease OF -yeS tons January l. Hamburg reports
10 shipments OF raw refined United states Tine
1-9idon Dett sugar market steady and uucharRaI
Win fe6Tuary and March quoted IS HID The local
market is Tn, IN sympathy the strong holding ~
sugar, - test = 2 lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Deb. 1G.-CIosing: wFIEAT-Spot nor1inAl
failures frm March. ca SAD. Nay g Tssd: July c. It
CURN-SpJt American mixed As &C.: American
mixed old g eld: futures steady March As SD May
- 4Tsd pEAE-C.LIallel steady. o ID. FIOCEs-St
Louis fancy winter dun. 81. HOPS London (Pacac
firm g. I5s4t7 f5s BEEF Grrl. India
t6s 3D. PORK steady. prime mess. Western. 6ts Sd
HAMS-shorr cut. u 90 Is -. steady. As BACON
steay. Cumberland Z5 y. rfb. 10 o
IT, long mitdle= light. 80 n. SIS Sd;
lon clear -ss heavy % 20 40 -. ass; short clear
hacks 20 n 57ss clear bellies Is l8 ~ 42s ID
SHOULDERS-Square II % t. r. steady. SIS 50 LARD
steady: prime Western iu tcces. - Sd American
fixed 81 pals cSs 81 CHEESE quiet American nIest
vfi.e. c-.-cj. r1s TAfLSJWFrimc city steady.
- 81. TCRrENTINEs-Sp Spirits steady. 46s ROSIN-
common frn. o. t0i-L PETEOLEJ Nf-Refned frIu.
ga LrNSEF.n OIL. s-,-iY- ISIS "a COTTQNSEED OIL
--4uu relled, spot IPs a. rt1LtoW-Ausf-siisn n
Is-ri1r. sary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

C-Ira-5 Feb -CATTI.E-Eecepts 800 head, mar
t- -lsv cool prime steers. s. vHAS -. poor . M
dunn s. ryISs So stccSera and feeders, = as To-
-r 81 tflS4 heff-rs S2nS4 90 CauncIs 81 ClQ$- 81"
balls S2aS4 o.. calves 81 JoaSI 90 RECEIPTS 70
F.v he4I morrow 2uos"- market 1Hlpc .sl-
81. mixed butchers s. ltltS5 40 good % choice
Neayv rough heavy. s. lo4S3 800 Nst - 20
n s. 81. luk sales s. lOnSJ 55 SiltEP-ltere.pts
BUtl head. sheep steady lambs l0H2Fc lower; good 20
ga..s ul-h.s S3ay3 %. far 20 choice mixed. - ..
East Buffalo Feb. -cATTi.ts-tieceipts. 20 Eea4
shipping. - sos 81 So. cows s. 1SGt4 bulls . 'St
head. h'-ls-. So -51S~ -" pt.Siteceil.s H'.''
t.f -+fra +. rle-- heavy. 50rS5 mixed. s. 4Ig
- 80. T.-s-s. 50 go s. go piss s. 800 - So cousins
81 4eeS4 stFrs $" -S1S& -. SHEET AND LYME
Fe.r-f. o. C,t head sheep steady. lambs l'r lower
f.a... EsIrr- - -'f s. 90 yei.tr5. - '.4
81. .el. Sd -..1Ef t.. a...- -.'N.f s. .o.'St ~ -
s.r-fruat I-.t 19H0CS active. higher 81 s'ftS3 50
CATTLE steady. s. 80 g o. SHEEP strong SSgS1 o.
IsAfr.~ str.rs. - 900 80 %. - ~ 49,, 49,,
kansas city. Feb I9.-CATTLF;-Itecept &-uo head
ia.Iul.uE l,o S9utherus market steady exports ana
western feI steers s. 50dsi ~. s.ocHers and feeder So
s4 a. southern s. 4o4S4 30 southern cows - -
80 y, native 81 SaSS -, natit" METERS - 90
49, pulls s. 75aS3 -. calves SJgSG - HutiS. Re
CENTS sup head. rgaret iolsc hisEers TOD - 49,
mix Of fales s. loa$5 -. heavy. s. 3gGs5 42 PacSers
al h, g. ~. rgs and lights. - @On$' 10 Sttt-ltt
CENTS 20o head market strons natiye lambs $3.50
Zytern auts S5GS5 80. led ewes. - tS8S1 ~ western
f-I F.arH-s - lss - -tpeA,Is ana fe--eIs, 3 '>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
CASE QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncu-TO.k. February 1s. 1905
- -... .-Fee market was very quiet, but
80 s,.alv Tle.cqeuiug was steady NJ an aa
~ 20 r,.rts and while there Nas some Ger h.ia
-..- 49, gathering SOURCES ne continued ttll-
u t--nl--ers seemed just suihcient 20 oiiset ilia
~ s-ge-i-r r-ires and the close was steadf on ne
49, -.- ~. ua-e reported of 5000 haas Ihe
- vance, were in sympathy WIN ne ni-itr i-LIf-
.-l-rts ar6 .he small primary receipts "lch rh
- -.. 80 srarfer q asst year az tAe Two ports
~. ~. f1ta-i4r arlras-4. le0 haEs-colllparrc WIN
sos 49, iaef wear The Interior Haltes pointer r.
l.- -. --1r.le continuance NJ "a lght TuPNelntfi-,
~. s..,ts p-azlp7 adkices reflected o. bullsh outlook
~. rr-r--s az prices TIE current crop beng CSC
49,. ~ 4 --i,rfs cable received late Oh The previous
~ "a at-at 10000 BAGS ana ne coming erlh bl
h ~ al -rr while the Interior holders are fd % %
,f7-- 49, rha.r coffee t-e expected ADVANCE Al
., s-rrs time Ire local market does not sfefu u e
,-5 o. sffces 0f this nature. as Il once uld ana we
49, IS srEierfv inclined 90 await ceNcloIiftI-s. a.
.srt tHe general sentiment appears To- D. bulsh lot
- irr run As @ matter q fact The persistent selling
j., rr-a-s has Dee 10 anticipation ~ sharp break be
80 ID market experiences any notable advance ana
.rre vrs also ir market today distinct disposition
q. ,rl Marcel drerias hv switching oui into the more
f-ra-f rs7fhs Nearly half az tD-days business con-
.sa- n operations ~ ts class. The spet market was
s,-5v wiz quotations or she basis Of FAC for Rio NO T.
Te rarlr Of contract prices The local market today
e fllHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

arm Ney-Yorl, February -. 1904
eas 90 cars for export alive s. for city saughterers
on sale in the forenoon OF these Il cars
yy ny LneFe was slim attendance Of BUYERS and
mon cows we're fun steady; good barely sustained
e-o1ei g cut Ordinary 70 prime native steers sod
s. Z, ass - COWS 81 Is$S So Dressed beet fair
bringing s.c cables Ias Te6eisea Quoted live cattle
seeP at per 10 toys lbt ' aTfsssd %es s
81 seSsS per ~ no shipments Ct live stock or fresh
shWaTgehnG sna 100 eco cS ggaTis o. sf f
sahwarzschnd sulz5erger ana 1900 quarters Cssti-
Yr!tis 51i .or a Ihe Cadahy PaeSilg Company; the
berg q son and 2s9 cattle schwarzschid suzbegsr;
Week ending satuTdsy FsbaT5 by s6s S dSie iSi
Britain yh ne exception so cattle and l5o sheep
sge s. 5 Per 100 u: Is do i2s ID at $ 10. 90 do
At y 10 o. S5 l at s. o az q o so 'R at i
n a. 81 ~ al - ;s' 70 90 lgS 10 at s. 40 aS go
DO $50 D. a. So % DO, 80 70, At 81 80 II COWS.
at s. 40 II 1000 10 So s5 10 do s38 10 at So
So -: 10 do So ~ at s. 76 do lsS H. at Sc e.
do 81 ~ at z s. - Do 80 n. at s. o. 10 Do. So
j. ,a IS Gibson o. 20 oho steers. l:so n. at 81 %
iii3 2, n at 81 3d. bull 1850 H. 81 Is: do. 1880 n
DO Nf ,siS f2 5, T. B n steers JAZZ n So 49, u
sherman g Culver: II C,ic7go sfee-r 1f5 n a, s. 10.
% d. lll7 10 s.: 20 1lss s. 20: do 1916
!, sanders an bulls. e55 n at 81 40 y sows 1854 n
do "i7 n al So; do. 800 n. s. 10 ST 10
y T2sia shannon: bull. 1000 n at 50 65; IS cows
az 10 al 81 90. DO $50 n at s.
n at 50 90 DO 500 10 at So q: / do go 10 at Sc:
ggNs '5 Io at 50 70 DO SiT 10 at s. 90 90. so7 u
) g. 90. Curtis & Son: cows. 7Ga ID. at 81
yeas We're 2 lover than yesterday; other calves were
yeas sold az Sass 70 rer 100 NJ. it,s esye5 az e zoe
safayaFl s{ocL at $; II; 10 Westerns on sale. city
7alilec. with strictly choice selling small way
saes-B. W. Otis & Co: IS veaIs I5s n average a,
8 90 per 100 M do. io4 NJ ct Sc
J. IL Hume Bro 81 veals 1853 70. at IS 80; DO 100
Andrew Mullen: is veais i0G No. at 81 , DO % n ri
81 Il Little calves 81 n. s. So barnyard calves 43o
SHEEP AND I-A,iBs-Recep,s were IsI4 cars or $3.50
J 70 , gT doF GAIpTt allsf o for s,asatTcs
1874 cars on sale OF which at sxtiethst yards aad 80
steady: lambs SLOW and more than steady; were
NJ S44S4 - per 100 10 common 10 prime lambs az s. j
50 s. Dressed mutton slow at 1g9c n dressed lambs
saesD. TIarrinean: 14 Buffalo sm1s So n ave-ass
81 25 I'll d. O. 70. 50. IL Buffalo sheep, 12J 10 at
! IT, Hume a Bro; 100 Buffalo lambs. SO 70.
:. cos2n o 20 s. 2a nueo efqs . 30
yeansn. - n at s. 49, l. Pennsylvania sheep l2o 10
robin & shannon. 1917 state lambs 50 n. at sss5; pa
Ohio 60 u. Sc 80 state sheep. ~ H. at 81 40
LOO state lambs 50 n. at So %: buck. 40
HOGS Receipts we're . cars or 25S head Including
~ trer ordinary Western hoEs sold at s. per 100
Il. Country dressed hogs steady al oa'+e per ID Tor
'' ssaesos Jadd 3 o. 1l2 mixed Western hoEs l25 y
average az s. per n. Gate yesterday PAS Michigan
-5r.v. ,iuen date yes,erlay Il STATE hogs 10 y
at - DO. 15e n - 30 rougaa u" TO- az - So
g mixed HeEs -'-' TO- a. = f'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

METAL TI2S-rin advance Slightly IN London go;
higher fI2C rs Gd Io-ai-y ia wss about 10 points
= 81 i q = zoe GOTFEE-Corpe- closed unchanged az
r. 10 Vas slso unchanged locally win lake quoted
I250gl255c and eectro2tc and ce4t-ns a. - ~
tie local rsrket also London AZ flI lis % SI'i
81 - ts s5 az a. "a h. MiddiesbO-6 re local ar
81 selnrg southern 40 foundry southern soft at
'S t5SIeltsss AID sYRUPS-Tfe weather is against
s rsr.-5ea- ~ freight aId ihis checis demand some
y s1d .ie UNDERGONE is throughout Quotations
f4ilovr. hOI.ASS or aus celiI-f- 'i,,lll
s4alse: air L. glee: sc 40 rs"Gora7a5a i41S DC
OreaIs open 80 ia.ia1c prime 22a25c. fame a6aS0.
OCEAN FREIGIi rS-In steam ,oIEsse ua4ing con ,
reIaet Rates were no. qaoiably altered Rate Tor
r-aa rrsLsi.-as Iin ia iIuii and NeWcase
la class Icith esd norinaI. Rotterdam a.
Hamburg. = rigs hrfren, =, n-s 'eTiaRrfRsL
i'ritsh steamer. go tons genera arse i 5-s Cor, s
ca itsrdsTa 3ss Anglo form March Is 81 spanish
ara Tyre riyate terms IroIgs Tstc ,erO rTii
sh steamer 2o7 tons coal AID coke, Faiade Ihs o5
Ibis asphtha hence 20 Is5 2 l1d Eesr9ry- aiaTsh
,saa s. SO: schooner. SO lumber sayannah 10
NcvYork s. se nils 50 no s. r Saber Narfok 10
i'royidence, So schooner SO 'on,- tss Ss -
Roso7 81 20 three days BRITISH -isAfer : lS4 ,9s
ca sa- 20 tons cotton &c. savannah Liverpool
15-fstsb petroleum. hence 10 one or Two
,--fe Nsev,-Zeaiand. 17Qisc, prompt . -,
cTrs-In Tire market co;toaseod oil there was &
bt,eirees transacted the prices q yesterday
bes were 40 features OF eonseeuence me tone vas
i-+ ureadv I.nEed OIL rules quiet, without special
Fsspre Refined petroleum Is moving IN far volume
rteadg a recent prices We quote Sandard
40 Ie -es-lsS bSls IS o. bulk. SC o5 Philseelphia
tsis s. 20: bulk. refined cases Neg-1o<k 81 g
4 va white New-fOrk hbls. loo
- ps. baik SIS O5; Philadelphia SO 90 bulk So
- rarrs Neu-Tork. S14 So Philadelphia
go CoTTONsEED olIs-PTirne crude. mills.
s3aSskc prime summer yellow SIS; On summer .s-
- -osi. priple white sc; prime winter yellow SO
80 rorfnnI. IISSfIcD olIAr4erican seed CITY faN:
OH 90. .-..,,.. ~
,,f receipts hogs az chicago better cash demand
- "A ny the strength q grain FOLK lrns
quoted: siess SO SoasiT fsEy So saSTt Gear sl9g
So Tr-TT' s.nady. quoted: Mesa feS9 %: family slf
a. 80 psckct foEs1o 50; extra india mess slhNt. 80
frFF HANS Quiet Quoted al SO soeS - lst--S.llD
TTCc Bacons &c. 80 =. .. 80 pa. t@cs
isS n S&c. pFs. TisF7Me. CIT sEA S-ff-.led Pc
- rrIn quoted 10 y. SSS%c; = = s-t- 4! p Use
riolio6 shoulders nrfnt quoted 81 Z lisAlel L.
80 - ~ rnENc 1AIsfsNN STEADY gHnfe1-
50 sst-. co1atTy sESLHe LARD eTn; quoted At Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
York Couuty-Irviug Savings Institution. plaintiff.
against Arthur Z smith al. defendRntsIn pursuance
a judgment u foreclosure and duly made and
the above entitled action. and bearing date
23l day n January 1914 the undersigned the referee
IN said Judgment named viii sell at public auction at
the New York Iea Estate Salesrcoul. No 161 Broadway
~ the Borough ~ Manhattan CITY % New York the
.Bth day Of February IPu4 az II clock that
FISHER. directed
by sal Judgment D. sold and therein described fol
All certain plot % land with the buildings aDt
thereon erected the
Nanhattau, CITY County and state OF New York. and
described follows: beginning at point the north
ery side ~ tbi-tsenE Street distant
hundred westerly the westerly side q Seventh
Avenue and running thence u1rtherly parallel
with Seventh Avenue hundrc- fec CLEVER inches
line q the block therce westerly along said
fifty feet theEc south=rly again parallel with
Seventh hundred fee eleven inches the
Thence eas-rIv the said uortle-ly hun
dre and thirteenth nfty point place
~ beg ginning Being the premises heret0f0rs con
viewed o. tie said tiefe1tInO Arthur r. Smith. q
the PARTIES hereto u the first par by Edward Hlrsh
erd wife EINard OIT-nhemer by deed dated Janu-
- the county % York IN Ib-- 20 Section = block
sa-iss ~ eo.iveyauces. 41a January IS fq0f
-a-rer with at fixtures dynBuos boilers els-
yat.r4 an electrical p.lr5dS and heating apparats
fsrel H f. a part % the real and as such sub
,s-f d, The lien 2 this r7ortgags
mated New York. February and. 1877
CLIFFORD ". HARTRTDGE Rsfarrs
prrrrrp DEAN Attorney for Plailtif % Liberty 81
Y CIV F1-.uCa % Narhartar-
TIN. f.~r~1r@ cf the property be
rs street number g 213 Wes- 1l3th Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

gLLON-Whiie tte volume % transactions "a 70 DAVIS
ne Har showed great f-ree ..t S ri ,,15. lsy
,as rvs VI prizes during part Of the sssion WORK
YEA az an advance OF point 10 decline " n and
5sis.s s harhei continued % decline under outside
,..s---,---e-- me room selling encouraged b. tho
n lining cable and the very unsettled look OF affairs
le aetys months n tHe absenos I'D 5l.. 49, 80
ho,h hs-e "a 49, ~ poin.s b.oW LAST Nights auals
rs- -'s-el Demand end there was a renewal I'd bllli
nafs,s 11S Sa e ne s-e q the first haE hour both
..ia us importan. SPOT interests and rurrorr we're
b Ne-v.6-,.,-e o-le IN mat position here bn1 CD March
49, si.--t While % uas asserted that q large zen
-. -.s.asi he'd been attracted Iv the unrefted Ia-
- pa ssstian Eece1ts for tfe day also Tro-ed yoTy
~ noi ports Interior ra,ase 49, aro,lrf mo
rs-.-t --,-.. ehl week figures became available the
4 5s'g been uncovered. March sd ~ 70 "a aSe MAJ
Del gsir ID =, "a . l1-ic These prices represented
t.,-..e .la, me low point ~ 81 ~ 20 points. As an
- 81 no. - 'eiIai1eoie areaftG Of dlctuatons 81
i IN ,lsne- iil points and rallied 15l poiuta. The
war the close demand Inn, 49, oln ~ ~, - ~
- l1tls- TIE close VAS hara'v rtaarv ~ a net
:. seoT 80 % 3oni. The iuto ssht Tor The week
~, "a -f o1Lsh visible suT1iy Ftater-ent fo-inorr0u,
~ lls Two three v-ecss a. -, 49, -.,,,.i--+ n
o. o7 - - t ~ = CROP ot under 100000 bales
60 sllne basis. thar - 00O ialos u Inc New-
sl.srnss-.-+ - ~ thlortel in the near future
~ .. y 80 bales agamst iss az last ycar: over
rssr sosfte-a i@s .-e-' bales agalust ia last
tssast Is s.si -. NJ .sAilss estimated Zoo tales.
Nl62 bss r ye9t isss q stook ar interior towns.
sne Nees. li ga bales aesin-, 7a- "a az, -
sEstus; & - s5r - - -It receipts 33s OS2 bales.
Sss ale. essiHs, - iss iass yesr e,iers Mi
ear oo. interior town, "a q slinst llsi 900 LAT
tvs fa- .o seae@ 81, ~ ssi yosr brought bro sight
tssas ~ . r. ~, ,%e't ia io i72 oa,s MS seas5n
"a :, 49,, "'a' prees IA tie local marie, today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

Fes 4 @ fr $50; cotton closed steady. VITA
ra,, -..seug aplaul and ID - ass ~ y a,s
,ricls- - bales 10 -Binuc-s r5sso late
llaE. 49,. F.''t markets .geTc frierrauhes a.
81 ~ -1al Wllmirrtol a,,f s,-s -
falas = l-- at i&ssc. ri. I1ais ar.ra- 81 -.
ttA 2ka $500. t-l. steady. = higher al 13s 81:
fa-S 81 49, .f-it tsi1n hr1n. unchanged an 13lsr.
q frn II. aA.-lsla lrrl. &c higher al lac. Mem
- raairfr -1 l~hc. sales 100 hales F.stir.of-
aans i ~ - e.e centres Tor tomorrow. Al New
~ last fs.-. Il - .les araiust q S25 last week and
,5s r - weston. $3.50 q go sIas .f-air-f
s-1o a.. t.s,l 4st year and al Houston , 80
he,eas a ---- -.t-f it.t week and 3Oza last wear.
tefi Co.,. -t.l at the porls to-6ar 80 - -
-s ias - VIC the totals the sgeer r-.,f5s and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. FEB. -. p. z--CurToS-sPot. moderate
business done prices points higher. American nlldls
fair. 754d. good middiing. 5sSd m!dciin. Isl; low
rnidd4ug I'D good ordinary. al2d: ordiraTy ts-d
~ se1 OF the day 900 bales OF which 50o
for speculation export. and Included 5sGf Arlesi lean
Receipts 10 600 bales. Including 500 American Futures
orened end closed steady; American nllaHng, tc7
rusry. 11s1. February ana March. 'l@l: Ns7rh ana
A0rii Icl Anrii sud Nay. 715d. Mas ard June sllIt
June July. 515d. July and August tl0d: Auss eld
September POS September ard October, Fsi; o~t0'r
end N-r-ru'1s 6efd
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTT-THIRD STREET
ND Dt-SBlsOSS6-S AND E0RILANDT STREETS .
Streets Is i've minutes later than given below Cor
Iwe1ty-third street station. except where otherwise
'5s A IL FAST MAI1I--Parlor s.ePins. and Dining
s-55 A. N. ST. LOUIS LIlfITED.-PuIlman seePinS.
sIn9sins ana OoseTy alton Cars Cincinnati Indian
1875 a. ". PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-PuIiHsa
ment Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo and De-
LIS P. N; CHICAGO AND ST. louis EXPRESS So
dianapols chicago, St Louis DiRinE Car.
smoking; and Observation Cars For Chicago To-
5.55 P. II. sT louis ExPREss-For PittsburE.
car F6+ Ga4 % va L0V sa en- vses
5-s5 P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.--FOr. Chicago. For
Toledo except Sa[qrday Diains Car ,,,,.,,-~ To-
ied5 ana cbieasd Eor kE,ls 0 dsiIy Via sheH-
andoah Valley Route. Connects FOR Cleveland eEssP'
s-25 =. NJ CLEVELAND AND cINcINNATII, E TX
dianaPoIls and s.. Louis. = r,,,,.-
O.55 p NJ. PITTsBURG sPEcIAI--Daily for Pitts
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH; $780,,
10 2oI. a m. .Ie55 2iO CDes5r0ssss and GortI
PaTior and Dining CsFs7 . % - Ass CDesbrosses
sB5 Gor9 81 % street, 10 500 e Is
&l !. 15 e 2 Ia sSd a cSrtn streets Sl.
sot2f Fl m n n RW;EAsYrxpre,, u % s25 as
2.1O night daily "soutnern's Palm Limited. ."
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE--E1press. % ana p
?. n daily. New York and Florida speclai' -1O
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAII.vAT-Express Il IS p "a:
ana Il 10 night daily "Seaboard Florita l4h''7u'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
end New-Crleans z . m. daily. -,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-IS a. m week
FOR oi.5 PofNr coNFofT and NoRFOLK.-T.55 m
ATLANTIC CTTY.-055 a m. and ? IS =. weekdays
Sundays. 3 n. Through Vestibuled Trains BaHeI
Parf0r and standard Coaches on week days a.
Tor smoking Car, Parlor Cars Dining Car ana 7tahal
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I255 D. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaken sunday 81
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West twenty
third street statlonl IS a. m. Il 25. % 80 p m
and - 10 night weekdays Sundays. 121O eSa a. m
and ass D. m. From Desbrosse and Cortlandt Streets
a. m 12SO 3-4O. $40 o. E1d 121J night week
days. Sundays y -. o IS g IA. 3 90 2. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
COS T.25 So s25. S55 % . p55 Louis Iinltsdl
Oenua Limited. 1905. 1t.55 "12 IS. si55. 10
(esbrosses Cortlandt Streets 2O. 80 g 20. Soi
p. - R455 AS Chicago Limited for North Phil
sIophia onl) '5 20. 655. 55 % $50 9o5 for North
dave. sos '755 SOS - % ~ % 81 Louis Llmiten.
e56 ('1O - Limited 80 % 255 81 So.
D. 35J - % Csf55 Chicago Limited for North Phil
sGslphis onIy). Ass. s5.55 T-55 S25 925 9.b3 for
North Philadelphia only p m. 1910 night
~uinluE
Ticket Offices. 461 ts64 2sl Broadway; 1s2
FIRTH Avenue (beOW 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.: Aston House, and stations named above:
Brooklyn, Court Street $50 Fulton street. 800 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station The Nsv-TOrlS
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
Teephone 1913 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W. W ATTERPURY J. p. WOOD.
General Manager Passr TTa1fc Manager.
GEO. w BOYD
Passenger Agent
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prrrxiuate amount % the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold.
$50 $3.50 interest thereon from I9th
1905 together with the costs and allowance amounting
81 together win the OF the
other liens he allowed t1 the purchaser out
q the pur-hHse money PAID by the Referee. Is
03~. ~ uu interest.
dated New York FEBRUARY Q 1905
CLIFFORD W. TARTRTDGD Referee
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bbl. 81 5odS1 ~; do white S2aS3: WATERCREsS. per
100 punches, S-4S2 80 HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS-AS
PAitAGIs per dozen lunches S3QS8. CUCUMBERs. per
co%en 3tc1Sl b; LETTUCE. Dozen soc 7Jc. do
gt3 81 90 MINT. per dozen punches, 2jq15c
~ iif.c,lalS. rer n 10000. RADISHES. 101
Iunc1es 81 5eS s.; RHUBARB. per dozen punches. sc
s1cs TOMATOES. per y. lOIIsc.