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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-23

on liberal receipts declined sharply selling
To-day at S5QSe per carcass.
Sales-Kerus Commission Company ool Indiana lambs,
$ p average. 81 per 100 b State do. 20 ~ at
SO 20 1O1 Indiana sheep 10 - 81 50; 50 do fOT 10
at 81: % SO So; 81 kentucky do lot 81;
46 State do los 70. 81; 16 cults. 81 10 al 81
shsep. 115 n, 81 30.
5. Judd & Co 3s3 state lambs. u 70. at 81 rs 20
cus A NJ at So; 81 State sheep. 10t n, az SO so;
culls. So ~ at So
To5n 6 shannon: les Kentucky sheep 90 70 az 20:
49, Ohio do 81 10 at SO So e. Pennsylvania sheep and
lambs ~ 70.
II. II. Ffors: rs Vermont lambs. Is 10 at Sc so; II
sheep iculs) 81 70. at 81.
D Harrington: a. lambs s. Sc 30: state
sheer. los n At So.
slaughterers with exception 30 The Buffalo
market reported easier. The offered here
however sold strong price S. IS per 100 10
Country dressed hogs slow at 53Te 70 for heavy to
light weights.
sales-H. II. Hollis: 81 State hogs 40 average at
s. IS per 100 70; date yesterday % l5I No.
~ So -; roUghs go 70 az 81 Is.
J G.. Curtis Gate yesterday; 50 State hogs. ISL
SO so.
Tobia 4 Shannon Gate yesterday: rs Pennsylvania
hogs los So
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

N-aU-Tork December % 1914.
BT-ETFS- Pecrfpts 1 or fS he1c, Including
for slauEhte@rs for The n1aTseS NO sales
rep0rcd to-day tve weight. Noi7'tlAF III 'H 70
ported ght receipt tomorrow Dressed h%eI IN faIT de
Trand al 1FlCC native SIDES llrlSIiaa peel
I0~01lc No later csble adces we're received from The
cattle markets Great Britain. Tre Csueo TOOK ou
for j. ShaIntrTE q geo cattle iof LFion alH Ia
head for Hun and for rzschhd q ~ zoeTEer -N9
cattle to London No shipments OF livestock or crossed
n>euts to u1oT-eW.
Pr'oes Of veab steady; berra.o caVes gothinaL
The carload % Western calves that eIEeu 800 was
held over Common 20 prime reals SOFA al SoGSe per
100 ~ Dressed calves steady a. w Per 10 Ior city
dressed veaIs ana 7T1ic for country dressed Dressed
ssles-H H Hollis: veals ia2 n AVERAGE at 50
6 Judd s O. ia ypsls I4o n. al IS so; : do. 100
10 Ksrhs comn,.Ao, coupsayl veals 40 70 50;
g.. 10 p AZ se
Jehn 7. Nelrsa, . veais. t45 70 at 80 - -.
s5T1F:P AND Fecrigs WeTe 10 cars Or I'll
head including cars for sl2uE ana ID TOT the
market nm i've -. "a. stne stock, IN Eaie.
Sheep du and over- lambs trnn ana 100 5c higheri
about csrs u soe the larger rart Of the stsek were
sell ne 49, 1vith lRufF ho1Efg very nrn. Com
70 prime Ebse 6is Il $3.50 2 Pc 100 10 culs at
& medium to prime lambs - % 90 = - As e. 20
eTmsr AZ shs1in s.Grrs eTssssd ''hotAOuss' IAmas
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Cash OuoTATIONs-
GENERAL MkRKET REpoRT.

E=w-Norl, December - 1901
g'Tr-EE----r-n continue. ACTIVITY With
eu--ato-s wide a03 irregular. The early situation
81 decline Ct q. 20 points But rae t-eak there
--z- sensational support Three four leading brokers
sad . re7reze-t z-7r-4@: Wal Sreet interests en-
---s INTO HE -lu- ara I'D prices Up ia jumps.
t7-e -rzt-s SONG tH and - pa.L-s above final
c-f5rarr-s p-r night sales Later. this
EI7---- heinz -a4f-v withdrawn the market settled
hack u-der Z rsa-zlas. bu5 before the close
there renewal support and prices. S-easT-1S
u closed unchanged q advance q 10 points Sales
reported % 10000 bags According gossip
Wan street interests have accumulated ia~ge lines
& -1fee -1s aCr-L-e which, according the talk
o-r6 The fop! has least partly been sold by large
rale Interests E1l. While feeling ouish ultimate
r--s nevertheless opposed T. sensational upward
~ this ru-c. rapid L-seruCriug
Punish 1ss.Cttes Tor fear u .-i1g disturbing the
iusl-ess ls.Eir1l-r= aetgal coffee However this
te = IS evident that Dig movement is going
ire market, and the G sing tonight would 20
ind.-e that b-4 EecIatl-E Is sI in control the
ssGsl-'E Or TIE European markets EavTe net !
srzIc lower. and Hamburg unchanged Santos also
unchanged wh.le Rio - r=Is lower. show
hg t1e ltcs disposition Cc the Brazilian markets
Epc-- &c rne- recent speculative gains Receipts at
p-!-ra-E points were moderate The market S5r spot
cSe Vas quiet aG- steady with quotations On tie basis
o. ss1 fer Rio No =
gHs range q contract prices LEGAL market
VI Is
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NAVAL STORES.

Tho market fer spirits tqrpenc!ne was firm t1r ma
vita common 70 good strained qioced at So s2Is Tar
was steady 70 firm and 7boing demand quite good.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine. bbls 5aa
TAR. So 1885 20
ROSIN-Commou good strained. 81 s2l2; z s. o..
T. 80 10; c. s. 10 II So %. I s. so, 81 IG9S+ IL N
= GgaSt e. y 81 Sn1S4 So. " q. 50 1875 and "
STOCKS on HAND.
i.lsIn IS sos bbls
spirits tuIpentlne 7i2 bbIs
lar ZOOS bbls
Wilmington, Dec. 22.-SPIRITS TCRPENTINE steady
49+@c; receipts - ROSIN steady s. 4O receipts
a obs. TAR frn. 81 g.: receipts. to hbls. CRUDE
IERPENTIN!, firm. 81 30r$3 20 receipts, % bbls
Savannah, Dec. 22--TU I{PENTINE steady 5Oi2c: re
celpls 90 bbls sales. % bOs. shipments, bbs
RosIS rrn receipts. 2t bts; sales 2gl7 bis ship
merits. $50 bbls. W quote: a - So 5ssIS2
s. 80 Z, s. 55G$2 57iz = s. 57iaGs2 90, G. s. f5Gs
s. G21- e. S2I2l2 So %; K. S4 II. 81 80; n 81 50;
r,E ChIa5TIesston. Dec. 2-TgRPENTCE. frr 4sI:c.
IsOSIN hTH: 3 9 D z. 81 10: =. s. 80. e. 81 60: ii
s. 90 So 10; K. So l5 y 81 10 y. 81 S5: G. 81 to
w ". 50 wv - - -
london. Dec 22-TURPENTTNE--sp ass ,,
ROSIN-Auerican strained. Is load: tine. lis Cd
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. Dec. 2e-Cos.ne-wHEAT-Sp nom
ina; futures 9uiet BscegbsT nontnal March IS
new, IS i'd do ola. As I'D futures steady; Janu-
airy; IS 80; March. 4s I'D PEAs-Canadtan firm,
HOPS IL London Pachc Coast steady. q Ios IS Ios
BEEF hrTn; extra india mess, SIS 90. PORK easy
prime mess Western. 6ss %. HAMs-short cut, - 70
l6 70, quiet, ADS. BACON easy; CUEbBTland cut. IS
70 30 10 35s; short RIB s9s long mid
dies light IS to 81 n. sss. clear uiddles heavy
IS N 40 To- SIS! short clear backs Is % 10
clear bellies II 20 I5 ~ ass sHOULDERs-sduare.
II % IS 10: quiet 8ss LARD eu;et, prime Western.
IN L!gTcss ass Cd American refined IN pals Gas sd
BrTTEft-0ood United States hrn 75s- CHEESE
strong american finest white and colored. Sd: DO
Septe.lper a9s as Cd TALLoW-Prine city steady.
IS sd EChPEINTINE-Sptrt steady. SIS "a
ROSlN onfT192 firm Is sd PErRO~EUM-Rehued
Qulet O-7I u NssteD OIL steaty. Us
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-ysrk December % 1904
BEANS AND PEAs-scarcety ePouFh business to alb
rave very easy Marrow and red Kidney are
yUhat loar me nrter Offering generally 81 and
former selling io5hug 81 s. d5as2 sTl4
possibly for occasional lot OF very chece which
show no further change We guTIet BEANS. marrow.
81 81 do uea 1904 20. red hdney 1904 81 So: do
So 10 do yellow eye 1904 s. i5 40 lima California 81
GREEN PEAS. scotch. 1904 bags. Der bush 81 csc
Sio7H o,o
stronger market creamery and ths official
quotation advanced 2eAa Regular
irsAs xAatsa ali Of the arrived az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-23

CoTToE-Ia spite # The intercepted trading owing to
tle festivities arCE ana general harry attending
t1 CLstTbE-iO- Christmas presents,
Thee moderately active business III cotton today.
footing bales. According 20
Prices showing
1suss early IN the session tut weak u The after
and f-sHec the fz~ slight net loss The c3ec-
t1g decline ~ SO points uu-s~ lGLfa-l1n
ty t1ays ate buyers. who were 1isapp .ntec 1y the
lac e animation a. Liverpool Private cables received
IRE previous car II connection with the good ouy1n
n 1r7gsz 5=re On The r=yous afternoon had prepare
E-zE= cutie bu-s- showing BY the l1iEfrpori
market ~ local opening
~ the initial decline here. how
e became --lareuf tc-- overnight buying orders
being houses seemed 20 be buying
also a-c smaller shorts covering forced prices 10 10 net
advance e. about 44t POINTS This meant recovery OF
= from level Of the previous day
E1-. Elo-E real.zI- sales bv some Of the scaipL-G
contingent Eal long, the market toward MD
points t1e best AFTER TIE
WIN room
beers aggressive prices during tlle b44Ance oI tl-
tsss.-1 w1--=- downward WIKI me maj tome ia-ty
steady and -a= matter ~ oHt points fs-u-iae
received lizzie --leU-i-U ClsaraIles were very
heavy. had a2u-e--ls influence while PCT
ee7-s turned Ltte la.ze- than artic-Datet O1caI
edg-es tTQl -le Southern SPOT markets reported 10
charge u moment, vlt the tone generally steay ana
business FRIDAY night until Tuesday after Christ
AID the following Wednesday The nrst install
ms1t ~ lie ECEerz report IS eN-1-tec mis- fepGtl
EEEeaE expected 10 urcEe ccrsh. and yarL Or the
selling tElJ appeared be II preparation Tor It's pub
Ts range q contract prices IN tie local market to-day
follows:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Pee p. p. pa,-coTToE-spot in mod
4e5d The saes OF day were g. 00o bales OF WbtsS
1000 were for speculation and export and Included
500 American. Receipts. $1,000 bales Including a.
200 American Futures opened quiet and closed easy
American middIiug c, December, , December
and January Ss$d: January and February. sg6d;
AprA and May, 4osd; May and Jgne. 4IId: June ana
July i13d; July and august I'D, august and sep
tenoer ala: September and October. EI4d; october
and November. 4I3d.
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80. .. s ort. aaa interior ReiE5ls Is. to e1 con

Gotten Excnauge special Liverpool cabies; spot cotton
Y Moderate sales 6o0e bales speculation and
eIport American 5CyG. receipts $1,000 bales:
letn. 51oOo. uiddHng upland. 4osd. Futures opened
s-iet ard roinf higher closed easy. net E46 points
over December Dscemberg January. $3.50: January
Etar1azy- g. sd February March. 40Id March-April
40 ADTl-Mhy. 4.0S6 hay-June AHA. June-July
SIS guly-ABguzt. 4 ISe. Auguat-septeEaber. sid
easier
FAoCE AND kEALl-Cutsee % e tttfs business IN
winter nOurs he 6otr marker dull ana
ssI+-Ss to-day Prices remain stsaeV and onchsng.d
writer PATENTS So 5o1<5 50 spring clears 90 to1
% ezra No. - s3El 81 80. extra 10 wiz
=. - esqSs 50 RYE FLOUR quset. quoted; FAR 70
Wiz = so1S4 70; choace 20 fancy - I9EAS =
etl1SI FLOUR quiet. quoted 50 iSQ1&Z 70 per lC 10
49, MEAL steady, quoted Kim dried 81 SOC IS TO- as
.,D-ene EA5 MEAL steady Quoted. Fine Hn4te sh1
81 eo.sl s.; coarse 81 2seSi 70 FEEp co. az
western Arm. Western spfihs. 81
ss.snaaro nisdliag s2s q aeur de- SO % red dog
~ ~ . City bran. s2Ogs2I bulk and sacks; mic
- - casks oil real szs
A-@-NAEAI-sDsoG1Atiys trsa< II p1s~a 10
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prices n lie local market today

The local market for spot closed quiet and IN
changed OF basis Of Z Fnc for midang upland and
5s5c Tor rd5-E Gulf Deliveries contract, 40 bales
south spoJ markets te-egraDhed as to-ops: NO
bile quiet UNCHANGED &c. sales. 800 bales Savannah
C-e -rcsuae6 al 3-I6c: Norfolk oull,
unchanged a. 1ac. sales 375 bales. Baltimore nominal
unchanged a. 7ssc- Augusta sueasg, l-lbe lower al
fEI6c sales 500 bzes. 81. Louis quiet unchanged al
The Galveston quiet unchanged At sc. sales. 45 oa4s
Eea-go~lesus easy unchanged a. a-lec5 sales 4-yO
baes Estimated receipts az leading points Tor
1880 against O. t4S week
73s ast year. Galveston $500 % 1880 oaes
Egs.-s- S7 last week yar, anc al New
Orars 600 1000 bales, against lots7 last week
&c II f2G last gear.
Receipts tie ports and interior points to-day com
E~sE vf+r rra day last and al
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KEW Yg9g. 20 glYEl z EAaIflal B. r

-
ECsIJE va EsT LONDON and P-ov..sace-,4.5o.
~ Io.00 \ f6e2 4 N. =. 100. "a .l 20. - .SvV
BOSTON. via lFilI1-ar-.c-f.s; 90 a II. go ?. n
BOSTON. via SDri2gneld-1euO - NJ II l--tst tl1.
IL On 2. -
FTTCHBCRG. VIA Putnam Worces,er-72.OO 2 "
LAEk:VILLE ana NOFtFOiII--s-55 a Y. -5-3I L. u
q BARRISCTTJS. STOt <EItIytSE- LE-NO--- PITTS
FIELij-+4:5G Is so a. y. 1854 T. NJ
WATERBURY, ard WIS-TEp-F4-5o S. %. tTSf0
TIG-U2 S't0C. Waterbury, y n. Tl,05. 74s3e.
kf5:0L 1900. 5000 90 Wa-srbUry1 7 u
TEX. of!crs cC-anI Central station and CI25-E
S. also a! els. c26l Isl eissi iruaaSay 6 PsE1
Ave. Madison Are-. c273 1@5,H 81,
125tA 3 b okLyl. q Court ST. $50 Fulton 81.
E-JzdWay-. L
'Daiiy. +zxce2t sundays. ssa7dsys oEIy- 'Stops
f--ra N-rcL5 i25-L S. Sundays only tPzrlor Ca
Limited Has dining Car cParior and Sleeping car
c T HEMPsrEAD. Gen Pass. Ass.
O. NJ sHETARD Ger. supt
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Ste0mboQss.
b Cd 8 T % IN

BIOS ON AAE yR F 93IE7 5x a
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport ana Fan River
Leave Pier 10. K, foot OF Warren St weekdays
only 500 z. NJ. Steamers PURITAN snd PILGRIM
OTthestra each
NORWICH LINZ, Via New Inndon Leave Pier 40
y. r. % GARRISON St. Vcck-cgys onTv - $40 p N
SteaEeis NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER ".
CHAPLIN.
SEw HAVEN LINE for New Haven t1,-,e,-t s,rln--
nd North. Leave Pier ~ ~ r..s.
Slip w~ais-1ays eHly CT a'ooP. az stssmsr RIcsARD
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\ MEXICAN LINE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C-SCJ CHAMPION
sailing saturlevs $50 \. II. Pier L. y z.
s.. PAU! Dec. = I,a-.ade5Pa.l - Jan
Sailing at Dover for London and Paris
PED STAR LINE.
Ia NEW YORK-ANTVEPP- LoNDON-TARrs
Calling a Dover for London and Pa-.5.
Sailing Saru-dcvs 1G-3o A. ". Per II y. =
L-roo0r70d ..... Dec - ICELAND ....... ian -
t,aderaad ........Dec 81 Finland. Jan q
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW YCRK-oUEFNSTOW SJ-LIVEP FOOL.
Sailing Wedresdays Pier Is y. r.
Baltic Dee. IS. 10 a. NJ Te2tor,c Il. 10
Ce7ric 4. 400 A - Majestic ..J-u. A
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT
10 MEDITEREAN FAN IA
GTpRAITAR NtPLES GENOA AL.EXASDRTA
From NEW YORK
r7T-7r-r i Moor. - Noon
CRETIC'. Feb. Noon. S>h Is Noon
EpON BOSTON.
q ~-OPrO. ..-...Jau- : 1870 4 Feb Is $50 A "
POM NC .......Jan. $50 2. N. Men. IL r. NJ
PASSENGER OFFICE. . sRCApWAY.
F-reir4t Ofice. Whitehall B.I-. battery Place
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LackaWanna Railroad.
Lsase New YORK. foot Barclay and Chrls-oPne- Sta
=. ~ a A---r5r bllsuSu-Jol aEd syraCUss-
$1,000 - A.--FCr buffalo. Chicago and -. LouA
sl4J = A-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
f4.Jt r. M---For Scranton and Plymouth
s6-Iu p M--EO- Ru1alo and Chicago
- 40 y N-FOr Buffalo. Syracuse, rtfcz
- 90 a. A--FCr ChlclE1--5seepefs open at 3 ? NJ
Tickets ~ 90. 1883 it34 Broadway y T.: 80
Fulton ST. Brooklyn sDafy- Except sunday
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READING SYSTEM.


NEW JERSEY CENT RAJ r. =
Liberty EeFsy Ferry
re MINUTES eaE&er laan sEown below
EASAse$. Sss aHLc-EEH. ALLEN1O tSN AND MATCH
CHCNh-zts1 Ia Easroa cElyl. s-1p a m, lao.
44c. S.UO IS - EAston only p Sundays sA3
WTIkEssARiE AND sCEANTON-zsoo. $40 = n
SEQ .. N. sundays, 2 a n. 1 .
LASE% oop. LAkEHUE>T. TONs RIvEE AND
Lakewood and Lakehu-st OnlyJ- a500. zS0s p
ALAMO CITY--.s.4o n m $40 D ~
long BRANCH. ASBU RY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOEE FONTS
zito SS1- ll-S0 :. N. Xi2o- AS. $50 $40 IL59
2 m Sunday. except Ocean Grove 2 90 400.
ATLANTIC IILDS.. STARLIGHT MoNsIOUTa BCr4
LAST Long BE@ANC Hoo. 6.5D 5 "a
LSo. 40 $50 Atlantic Hlda only. $50 D sun
,,q $500 81 a m 80 p m
$500 - 60 tle0O. tll00 a n. rt2o0 zoe. tA.30.
:4TH AND CHESTNUT STREET. IS tsse. siass
.l2e9 a n. 900 S'419. 500 100. fs.e5 D
BALTISIORE AND wAsHTNGToN-soo 1000. sI1Oo.
READING, HAKEISBU RAJ. louisville AND WIZ
m. Reading onlyl y. 90 ~ 20 y 90 o N Read
ing, PottsTAle Harrisburg only. f4,0O. 800 p
zFrCm Liberty Street only sDaty- TDafly except
sunday fSundays only tHarlOr only Via Ia
ElaQGa 1S1rlrdayS- aENcept Saturday,
0Hees; LIBERTY 81 Eerry south Ferry AStor Houss-
Square West. I52 East I25rh 81. .7S 1s5th Sc
2+5 Columbus Az. New York; T-5G-t 81. 3st. $40
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
10 destination
" q PESI EF " FURT
Ntce-FreS AID Gen Mgr Gen Pass'- AGENT
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ETt5h.fas Wies WHY IfrFLtsNNU
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
"EVEFY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave south Ferry minutes
Lv Liberty street, 800 Except sun- Buffet
u 600 Daily Diner
....-is.0O noon DALI Diner
= Pa
Royal limited" go. 4cG pu- Daily All Pullman
700 pm Daily Bu1eC
l2-i5 niGht. Daily Sleeperl
SPLENDID TEAM SiENEGE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO HE WESE.
Daily Nv. Su SOti-h cry l.I1erty
Chicago, PitssburE -..... i 10 Sesrer
q e a. ] =
fletsbIrs. EieTeland- } 90 400 Limited
'-Firtsb1Tg Limited" So eco pm BUFFET
r1nnats. 81 Louis. IL 20 Mt T. Is sleeps.
Ssle tTnzti - Louis $50 700 -1l = ler
Ctn<inn3ti, -. Louis 8 SEQ pm Diner
CAres: 2l. So lSf1 H-oalUay. As-c- House, l0S
Cree0wi-A 81 = Union Squire ". 7aT Grand s.
y Y; 5+7 sutton Street Brooklyn. south Ferry aud
Liberty Street
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Ocean Steamers.

MORTD GERMAN llOVDa
Fast Express Service.
PLYNCCTE-CFTE INCONSISTENCIES
Kaiser ......Jan s. 70 An Kaise-. Mar : 10 AN
Isrcnprinz. II Kranrru-. .. Mar. 81
KAISER Feb = 10 AM Kaiser. Apr / 10 AN
hronprinz- Feb 81 40 An r. Vr II.-.Aar Is. AN
TWin-sCreW Passenger Service.
TO BREMEN DIRECT
Frankfurt Dec. -. 10 AN 10 An
Case. TO- 10 AN r1rbarOsSa 10 An
GeeelaiJz Jan "A, 10 AN Breslau...-. FEB = noon
EraUdsnburg- 81 10 AN Il
@Wiu call a. Plymouth and Cherhourg.
Mediterranean Service.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GENOA
irene. Jan. II. u Al Is II AN
Albert Jan 81 II AM Albert Mar. 4. II An
Luss- Is II AN Il
&ecaar Fer. Il. II AN Neckar Mar Is. Il Az
From Bremen Piers. 80 and 18th SIS. Toboken.
OEI-RICiS & co. NO : BROADWAY, y Y.
Meyer. A. South Third St Pha-
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.03l.EM7T .: =..:: A.. r o.E
} Tours b. specially chartered. new tvin-screw
fast steamer ''CaIedouia," July 1. viz Glasgow
" e; 55:''i:s: ,5= EUROPE
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C-r-= cahles-T2iCoffe- market barely steady; No
RIO dSs o: exchange l. I-l61 re4etz 100 boss ship
re--s United States, 5000 bags; shipments
Eurape 400 ha-s. stock 53-Jg BAGS SauJos-C0ffee
a-er fr-- gccE average Santgs 5s7,g: g Coz
hs--- stock $1,000 bags EzrurI-E--Coffee market
P-ue5 unchanged. AZ 80 n vas Het uhensed; sales
isyre-CCflee market Cpele1 quiet.
ig---- . declined j. franc: m declined =
9-1E-. $50 unchanged. total sales 1890 bags
Jzu-z-y. 30 July 80 30
- 81
As-CE 70 .
2ET 40 80 -oF=Ier 81 o.
5r-t December $50
TIE statistical position Il az..iaa coffee Is as follows.
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Mediterranean Service

NAMBU9G-AMG Line.
LONDON-PARIS-HA
patricia Dec ST. ?. m 'y1lde-see. Jan II II n
Pretoria :. a. T"i-cher. -. 10
mas sti4 room an, s5.-----s--A4L o. u5a--.
VIA Dover. n ia 20 ulO--i, CEvrCJ-E5.
NEW YORk-NAPLES-GEN OA.
DEUTSCHLAND. Jan :. $50 a II . Feb = go a II
PRINZ ADALBI.FF. Jan. 10. a Feb. % april
t ~ . jan 90 II a. M
%ViG Madeira. Cadiz. Gibraltar, Malaga & Alsiers-
Ofces, 81 and 81 Broadway. Piers. Eobokcn. y J.
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pAIlst
For oK Point Comfort. NorioF Portsmouth. Plnus-s
Point ana Newport News Connecting Fste-Solr-
Richmond Virginia Beash Washington. D. g. eEtFs
scUrn and West
and passenger steamers sail "a
n p foot Resch 81. week day at ? p II
n B WALKER Viee-PreEidsut & Traffic Manager
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For Porto Rico
Steamships OF the RED D. LINE Will sail for san
Juan direct follows;
:. s PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. December -,
6 CARACAS. Saturday. January :.
For freight passage apply -
ROT-TTON. BLISS DAIIETT
Managers. 50 Wall
Pamphlets viii be mailed application Tor
SPECIAL TGU5@ToT THE WEST FTlTE8
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NEW-EORK PRICES.

pe W5s5s: Opening High. Low. .c2ss. ssy
5rsy .s! l3s. s17as 81 72s. I IS. 'l1s
luly ..'.-.-.'.. o3'. oa34 Io2s OK io3
T0eccrraer $500. re1t 20
Nay -. 5a. 5I'. 574 SSII+4 %.
CHICAGO PRICES
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS -Four satlInEs per week
from Cairo 70 First and Second CaLagacls. TItOS.
COOK q son. St4 & l.ls5 Broadway. and 6ts Madison
n y.
ST A TELOCE'-Fast Italian Line
Sailing every Wednesday 10 Naples. Cocoa
BoI4OGSESI HATFIELD & CO - Me-! =
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pED 3D. LINE.
- For La Guayra. Puerto cabeIo Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curacao caLlLDg a. Juau p j.
From Pier Is. adjoining Wall 81 Ferry. Brookfva
: s. PHILADELPHIA urday. December
:. CARACAS. .Sz-s-lay January ruo-
For Ia CiusyTa. Curacao arr 11ara-aih6
s s MARACAIBO. -SarUCtcS December 81 noon
;. II LA. SATURDAY. Ianu3Ty MON
Thess steamers have Superior accommodations for
seDSrrS
ROCLTON. BLISS < DALLETT
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12

II you must knock, get ont in the
middle Of forty-aore lot and weld
your hammer.
Every young man who cleans bis
clothes with gasoline does not get
credit for omning en- automobile.
It ls easier 20 keep good for moth
ing dog In the nouse than Il is to keen
the wolf from the door.
II there's anything you want for the
city, just euggest It TO q candidate.
He'llpromise Il.
We can zee Russiais finish If one 81
those grand dukes Is 70 command her
armies IN the Far East.
Candidate Roosevelt denies uliblv
enough but be is very much on record
in the books he has written.
Is e any wonder there e 8 deficit II
the federal treasury Have vou aasn
the PHILIPPINE financial oxhibit9
A Stockton (Cal.) woman hss mar
RED u such 9 way that she e her own
slster-in-law,.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12

the war, who we're only intent on
making the most Of the mercen.
ary opportunities Afforded BY our
fractional struggle and in their
hearts iOresaW the day when The
two wrecked and devided sections
Of the great republic would iall q
prey to British anti revolutionary
ambitions upon this continent.
PalmeistOn, who really represent
ed the popular sentiment in Eng.
land, did not hesitate to boast that
the union jack would yet fy over
Washington and Richmond. Glad
stone thought he iOresaw, as the
outcome Of the war, two prosper
Ous and powerful republics instead
Of one heterogeneous and geo.
graphically unwieldy. BE was
the friend OF both sections, and his
Canadian suggestion was in a spir-
it. Of friendship to the United
States.
Our Canadian friends, now that
the idea has been revived by Gold
win Smith, might do well to give
Il serious cOnntenance. 1t is as
vital aud lOgical-nay, more So
today. The great republic is at
least homogeneous, and so far
from its geographical bounds and
vast area, making it unwIeldy, it
could as well embrace the entire
North American continent. We
could take on Canada without
making it tOp-heavy, and to the
mutual advantage Of both cOun-
tries.
But we fear Canada is not sufi
ciently impressed. She will one
day be better educated and less
fOolishly sentimental on the sub.
iect Of annexation.
Okolona messenger., 1904-10-12
ApMlnlarRAroa.a aAlr

BY virtue OF decree OF the Chaneerv
Court, Of the second district OF ChickasaW "
Couaty, State OF Mississippi, made at the Nav
term 1908 of said court, the undersigned ad-
mintgtratO OF the estate Of Jonas j. Fash
deceAsed, VIII, on Friday the 2oth day Of 0et
next, 1904, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. NJ and O'Clock p. N. OF saidlday at ne
t0Wn 81 OkOlona, IN said county ana State IN
front of the Court House door oner Tor sale
at pubzc out cry, 10 the highest and best ri.
der for cash, the real estate OF said decedent
consisting Of the north half Of the Northeast
quarter of section 35 township IA, range md
z9h acres IN Northwest corner OF Northwest
quarter Cd section So, township Il. range
situated Ia Chickasaw County State OF Miss.
issippl
Sept 26th 1904.
i P HALEY, ELI YODER
Attorney. Admfnlsfrafor