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made possible hy the that from the Far East
had taken less favorable and that the crowd vas
tcaily exercised the market for so loag
time. The May option in this market sold beyond 99e
oy considerable hesitation, not iuly responding u
buiEsh conditions in Chicago. As matter OF lhct Ce
Vas teeng mere that the accumulation o etoCAS
Buffalo and the possibility OF large shipments from me
ucularly favorable 20 holders OF the stape IN H4TM
the absence OF bull leadership in this market All west
ern markets exceeded the Eew-York advance
showing lac rise Tor the DAY. Duutn &c Gio ~ s
Ike The bull leader at Chicago openly bid for rouno
lots OF July without getting much, and commission hos
with southwestern and Wall street connections no ~
considerable wheat According to dispatches mere to
situation in the Northwest is bulsh various authoI
ties estimating that from 20 20 10 per cent o.
has been marketed from 10 600 to 15OoOTD
bush will be required from the Southwest for the balance
OF the II mills continue to their pres,n
basis which probable An especially strong point
in the situation is said 10 be the scarcity OF gooo eat
receipts the day were
100000 year, the cearances were
also liberal agEregatng 100000 bush OF wheat and flour
cline in consois and less favorable news from the
zentine hut bids from abroad not high enough TO
permit any wheat No red closed
o b afoat CoRN-Asde from the support It got
feature TO-DAY. 81 least far NewYorlS was con.
cerned closing SGl4c higher. The West showed
large orders buy presumably I'm part for Network
A. wheat the advance checked export bust
business Interior receipts the last
year again. and clearances were light The rain and
favorable receipts closed al a6c
53RT54c o afcat: white. 54lso; No
markets showed n tone throughout the day
closed at about the highest with good speculative
Ms w fhe as' a GSFa fa an s wf'ts 1G,c
track white 45IlG-f9c PvF-Narket No West
EN- sc n1T,nsi aHost; state end Jersey rye S9
40 and mailing 5o6Goc. both Buffalo
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s5 f. bS rtSfe %s c e4 an s5 n h0P1on t
~ Was QuLe and about steady closing at IS Goa29oe
f6 Is Cd for futures Locally copper was uachangeG LAKE,
!. quoted al y s5glSe slec'r0y.is at II d2 sIe
higher locally az and unehanEsd at tll iSs 80
in London and al $685. 5o locally IRoNIron closed
Locally ZION was steady and nonnay Unchanged No i
sSa9dfy N0rteF9 } re- at S5Ss9 No foundry
f0qMae sSgsse R6 S' At S5S ana ,
ady Th g sS9i lSS9as o
Tsa5 o 6s k iteo g2Sa lgTf prime 2a2 Ss
fair I6alsc: good lsG2ic: prime 22a25c fancy 2elsc
ocEAN FREIGHTs-En he market for steam tonnage
Inent Rates Continued low. san tonnage in n.
was light ana the rates easy Quotations 70 LiveTpo6
I'D: London I'D: Glasgow and Hull %: Antwerp.
LEN Sd nominal R6t5eT6am 6c HainbuTs h Is ma
Es Ss8 % rfs CG e ve9 per 100 M
tons general cargo hence to AUSTRALIA end
general cargo hence to Australia private terms Psbu
prvats teTs Italian Sak ioa7 S on. Sb to
81 Island 10 Buenos Ayres $40 20; British bark 1851
Spon Rosario schooner s2s tons pavns s4ozs
90 tons TetE pr pTiv sas
oILs-cottolsesd oil wa. and practically nominal
ola Refined continues active ".' ba, IT u 5o
9 9gSs. Ogh 253 PRladsP5s ebi; eIso
S SfsF gs S Ss-Yo a. 5G s ioS @
oIL-Prime crude mills as@soc; prime surr rn
yellow, &c; OF GUNNER yellow nominal; prime white
SEED OILI-American reed. raw s7s39sof o,,t y,
town, 8GgS7c; Calcutta raw. Soc; LARD oil. 60
GHlc
PRovIsIoNs-Heavy interior receipts .rxrsr.,nx
10000 checked buying TO some extent I'M, az
grain advance prompted sufficient conndence smons hull,
70 establish moderate upturn in speculative prioes Tn.
900 Kansas city 1900 and Omaha 800 Pos 70
Steady: quoted: Mess. s14 25ass: family slb short
clear; sI3 5o9Sie. BEEF.Quiet: quoted, Ness ssdSe
DRESSED HoGs-steady; quoted; Bacons eSo isS n
exc leO 70 e: 40 70: Ike: pigs 7He7Sc &c CUT
7lko: IA n 7Ac Picked shoulders quiet quoted 5BS
&C. Picked hams steady; quoted e%0lOhc TAfJNw
Steady: city, &c: country. b154c. LARD-F1rm;
quoted 74oc city lard firm: quoted enc: refined lard
Brazil kegs. q &c; compound Arm; qloted fu sseI
STEARINE-Firm; quoted; olso eo; city lard steertne
7hGsc.
RICE-Ths market is steady hero with a quicker s.
Tbs primary fairly active ana sta.dy
Quotation. follow: Domestic ord!nary s9shc fair to
GOO $3.50 p nonnns 40 ee ~nc head g.Soi
Java shG5tkc: RanZoon. in bond ~ Q2%c
sUGAR-Rehned sugar Is Gull. with prices UNCHANGED
Maltings the $4,000 same as last
sre net ! for seven GAYS: Cut LOAF
and crushed 6ihc: Eagle tablets 565c: mould A Soc
cubes 4 zoe: xxx powdered 4eOc; powdered coarse
gnulaed 4T0c: Eagle and extra fine granuated
&c: Eagle 10 bags and 10 bags of fine
sranulated 60c Eagle fine granulated standard ganu-
lated and diamond 4. 45c confectionery A. 430c; Nos
!. 2 g. 2Oc: No 4. 15c: No 5. 400: No 4O5o;
No 4. No s. $50; No 8, DOC: No 10 5.s5c;
Soc No u 75c: No 13 Zoe Nos Il and CSC; No
London beet sugar unchanged I'd lower January
rs I'D and February at S. The local market In
active and nominal with centrifugal 90 test quoted at
8 11-a2c: museovado 50 test 1880. and nolasses
suRa
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OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan lO.-cATTLE-Receipte 10000 head
market Ice 10 lower Good 20 prime steers. 70 y
s; 90 poor medium. 81 50 81 So stoekers and feed
s235Hs 50. heferS 81 so U 81 so; Gamers
81 s0G So 90: bulls S2a$iIO calves. 81 so q Sc so
HOGS-Rece!pts to-day. 60 600 head; morrow 1000
Mxed and butchers 81 f5G 81 So: good TO choice
heavy. 81 sOGs5 rough heavy. :id5a 81 90; light
81 4blf 81 75 bulk OF sales 81 70 81 20 StEEPtte
ceipts. $4,000 head. Market slow GOOD to choice
rs: fair to choice mixed s3dS4. West
eru sheep. 50 5oast Is: native lambs 81 GSS s'i
"Kar.s. CIV Ian 0-CATTLE-R-ceipts, 10000 head
trr1dnT 100 Souherns: market steady 20 lOe lower; ex
port and dressed 81 208t So fair 20 GOOD
81 36s4 10 fed steers So S 81 20 st9ckers and
S31S4 Southern steers $31S- southern cows
s2so co: native $2aS3 So native heiferS 81 500
81 10. bulls So 25GS3 SO calves s. l5HSa fOGS-He-
reintS II COO. market steady &C lower; top 81 S4;
k az sales 81 coast 81 heavy 81 1IagS4 ez12 packers
81 E50s4 rs. pigs and lights 81 2a1S4 20. -
C.ncnnati Jan o0-HOGS fairly active. 81 4efs5 %
CATTLE dull. s26S4 so SHEEP STEADY y -o1SS Co.
LAMBS steady 81 5OSfS6 30
Union stock Yards PIttsburg Jan 2o-CATTLE--sur-
pIv light market low choice S. I0S5 3o prime - SOC
Is O fair SO 40qs4 10 HOGS-Recepts 20 double cecss
market slow and lower; prime heavy. 81 o0gS1 10;
nedurns s. lO6S5 Is: Workers. 81 OSS5 To- light
do 81 G6as5 TO- pigs T08S4 roughs. 50 50st 90
sHEEPsupply light market lover; prime wetheTs s. 50
70: cus and common, S1S2 10; choice lambs SoS
SO 20: veal calves. sass %
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS-Marrow held firm and have q
fair demand when choice. Medium stil dTaggtn n
feeling weak Pea sell moderately and are steady at
taking little ermsr view o. the situation and while
the orders at 81 60 enough Jo6bing business is re-
Zen, White kidney very scarce Other kinds Of do
Scotch steady We quote; 5E an y nSTrOw
So do red kidney &c 500 8? s2h DO white kidney
81 Is: do lima California 81 say 9s2 80; do Italian
medium 81 IS 81 So do other foreign medium u 10 .
81 S. do foreign pea 81 SIS 81 90 green peas Scotch
bags, per bush. 81 IN. . 49,,
BUTTER-There seemed TO be no disposition TO
make further change the lines Of values but gem
eral trade still very moderate, buyers are taxing
stock only current needs require. and. with the
exception fancy fresh goods which hold steady Pc
OF the relatively small supply OF SUCH the market
is In unsatisfactory condition Exporters are cabling
prices. but do get much announcement as yet
We quote: Creamery 10. 22c do hrsts. isr
Ale; dc seconds. II do thirds Is lso do held
extras is0lsho; DO nrsts ish917ho: do seconds
Is Ice: do thirds l4M 4Izc; State dairy tubs nTss
lsalse: do seconds. ls9l7e DO thirds to; western
imitation creamery extras l7alsc: do nrsts LOG 1907
40 seconds lt9i..c: renoyated extras ise DO nrsts
Ito; dc seconds lac do thirds l24 i3c; Western FAC
tory make. nrsts lic do seconds 10 2 I4e;
do thrds lzd I2c; do held. - gl<zc packing stock
egErsat make Nc I i1s 90 No 2 isais$s;. do No :.
CHEESE-Thers II . continued fairy AStSs esn>A>a
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork. Janusry 20 1904
CCFFEE-The coffee market yesterday quiet
during the morning and after starting al partial ad
vance OF points, display rather reacuonary ten
dency which however gave way in the afternoon 70
more hulsh sentiments the market at the time
became active and finally 10 70 10 points net
higher sales reported 10000 The early
advance chiefly result Of the
tinuea small primary receipts. and further reports OF
good business with the interior, all the foreign
fnsrkets were unchanged dRyre had opened y franc
higher but sfteTwaTd lost the advance. and at p. m
~ss net unchanged closing that basis The receipts
the ports, however very light. reaching
only .oG0 bags while receipts Rlons last
year q. 600 bags. The interior movement
little heavier. Tuesdays receipts being placed at lOlO0
bsgs while the interior points called for only 6s2S bags
the Sti there little demand early. and al
one time the market had little more than lost It's
snitial advance. Later prominent Wall Street houses
rtsrred supporting Brokers with European
also received buying orders the market
turned very firm The market firm with quo
tatlons the basis OF s Lice for Rio No 7.
The OF prices the local market to-day
follows:
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT-APPELLATE DIV
~ SION

SUPREME COURT-APPELLATE DIYI-
~ SION
First Department.
IN THE NATTER
Application OF The Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners for The City or
New or appointment OF three CON-
missloners TO determine and report whether
a railroad railroads for the conveyance
transportation OF persons and property
ought TO be constructed and operated.
MODIFICATION
OF PARK AVENUE SECTION
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
Emanuel Blumenstel having. by order Appel
late Division Court for
Department entered the above-enttled tho
OF January. 1904 bearing 2Sth
1908 been appointed commissioners
after due public hearing whether
Board presented the said Appeate Division on or
9Th day Of November. 1905.
Zee the CLERK OF said Court about the day.
be constructed operated do hereby appoint
the afternoon the office of Emanuel Bumenstiel
Broadway. the Borough Manhattan City OF New
York the time and place for the sitting
such sitting and such adjourned sttings may
thereafter held they will hear all persons interested
said
Dated New York January d5th. 1904
CHAS. BULKLEY HUBBELI,
J. HENRY HAGGERTY,
EDWARD N. SHEPARD.
81 Liberty Street,
poAnpMAN rLATT s soi1 wv
IS wall Street
New York City.
Rapid transit Railroad CON-
missioners for The City OF New York
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan 2o.-clOsingi wHEAT-spot nominai
No 2 red Western winter: stock; futures steady;
March. &C. osd: May, Is 4lsd, CoRN-spot steady;
61.d futures steady; March. Is 21sd PEAs-csnadian
Sd HOPS in London-Paeinc Coast firm. fs losGi1 lOs
BEEF steady extra en- india mess eSs so PoRhEprins
10 quiet 4ss BACON easy: Cumberland cut, 20 TO 80
~ s4s. rib. "a 10. 36s; long clear middles
light e to "a 10 sss long clear middles heavy IS
clear bellies 10 10. AS sHoUL.DERs-Squars. II
% IS n. quiet, s4s LARD nrm prime Western. In
tierces Cd; American refined. IN pals Sos Sd. BUT
TER nominal: CHEEsE-American finest white. quiet.
b2s do coiored steady SIS TALLOW-Prtme city steady,
25s TUT 2ENTINE-Splrits firm. ATs Cd ROSIN-
Common nrrn, 10 3D. observation-disclosures nrun. Ind.
LINsEEsD on stSady,- ia 81
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POTATOES AND EGETAPLEs-Receip,. of domestic
pot,oes are moderate and there is fair demand for de-
now coming on the market and meeting very slow
onions light supply ana arm but nfsroT qualities
ally in ght supply aad n No T9Ier 2St s
improvement and kae held steady under rather light
t the condon is extrsmey fnf IN sG afr sTsn
or me supply being more or less damaged prices
lots OF most kinds but not many such be found
good enough exceed slasl 80 per box choice would
b bFins SO w, We quote: POTATOES. Bermuda per
g g la5 JS5ss e. S and u,S BIZ
a. State western per bag s2 2 SWEET T' Por a
sERs sPRouTS' per 90 quart sq per naskf EET g
e0 DO s2 fe 3 Ss2 DO yassSS SO
seed red PcA tons R.h per s 100 Danish
Rss ia SS g IeRf sa4d PEI sSs
BEES BEES F 1 basket $2s4 CELERY per dozen
s H6pe S5gs9 n, EGGPiTs s2qss;
slssl Is; LETTUCE Florida per basket. sdss DO do
New-orlsans per Dbl 81 5Oasa oKRA Florida per
crate a 49, aS seSes S s, s a.
eoS s@sa 49, do @ a Per OBJ obi Sc 5os o do
% and ps; SS ser sass 81 Tsa
q Il Do per '%S Re 0G as s ss $, s s
e 3d. FoT p.4 I Ds5 o Gs.e, :, g
basket sase orna T per- b6 aloF SO
ud p e.s Il? ss So ' ga ain y,
punches s'esa RoMArE N.w-orieanr per bbi s iS
:e p.2 d5 sans S
sPNc cto per Dbl sSTss s sr sTits u sSss
Per n, bS 81 2'a$i So do narrow si@s1 so; TOMATOES
@ta pO @ H a. Ra,.sas sss S 80
s ss s cc 81 So,h
EGTTc aS ssR M sf5s
per loo b2Tshes ST osa cI
i Ios1 punches 6oG7oo TOMATOES dollhouse. ~
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Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
To GTBy the gTse. Of God free and independent
Martin Line W Martin Isaac P Mart inN du nhTIy
netts Marin 90 DeIgdEy o, new 1SGk Anto
and credits which o. Walton Martin deceased:
SOrasia Psabady Alice r. 6orlsnd Harry 81 4n Ho.
HOLSTER Guardian Of Harry n Hoilister sSd
ua hGns II buey Ho GmPsn ha's s as %
lam H. Rockwood Gqrdon G. Brinckerhon. Admins
Sornslia NJ RrinsEsEho deceased Isase Parker Martin
nelIa Walton Hoffman, John Willard Martin Rossiyn
sytho Marlin Leila inssTso Haven. George GTis8oi
Haven Alice Hayen Sat9sri5s Sergeant Haven Griswod
Eod Feasedy oeo.Fs Peabody P5iseTa Psa6ody, Emma
line BoTIand Maria Ant9neta Martin, Frank Martin.
Gib6: Corneia Walton Glib, MsrgaTes Willard Foster
Of New Yo1E as sole Wing Executor o and SSi 4
dee trust comPsay 1 es 'SaP Lyns
:t!atsa Ta.5:. .. =: trusts y Lasi WIN
benefit OF Jeannests H Francis and remanderraen and
late OF tie County q New York deceased as Widow
of ofe7W. send greeting You and 81 yoa s
hereby sed and Psausd 1n 70 e and sPDea,
the court q said county held at me coun ~
Of New York in the County q New YORK on the 18th
at hait-past O'Clock in hs, day then
and there 70 attend judicial sSement OF the account
Trustee the Trust created BY the Last WIN
Hsrry 4 s Martin and rsSsindertn and them and
n Of the said Jeanette H. Francis as Trustee Of said
Trust
Trustee and why
should be appointed Trustee
IN herr stead, he
or executing said WHY
said Jeannette H. should other or
further or different relief may be equitable
in the premises; and such Of you hereby cited
as ars under OF tventy-one years required
TO appear by guardian u you have II you
have to appear and apply for
the HeB: sr s. the 0s to @ 5
and act for you IN the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused thu seal OF
- the Surrogates' Court ot the County OF
.,....... New York 10 be hereunto affixed. Witness
L.. s. Abner c. Thomas. Of our
s-..s..-- County. al the County Of New York
OF December az
,--- r,-d ma thousand nine hundred and three.
ABNER c. THOMAS Surrogate
pUFR STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attys for Petitioner.
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Cash quotations follow; FLOUR a.ai; WHEAT
t6Ac: No 2 yellow 4sc: OATS No 2 8sq39he; No 8
white ss94lo RYE No SEC; I RARkF sOS FssS
SEED. IS 20: CLOVER, contract grade sl1 %: PORK.
per bbl SIS o5QS9 171 LARD, 100 10, So 9Ih
CUT MATSShort ribs sides Qoose 50 S0g 50 90 short
high wines 81 "a on Produce Exchange today ths
butter steady: creameres 1592leI dalriss
lsGI9c EGGS. steady at mark. cases included 2og2io
CHEESE. steady. lo9iolsc
Duluth Jan 2o.-wHEAT-No hard, Sole: No
Northern. ssoi No Northern. so1se; May. ss5sc;
July. Ssilc
Milwaukee. Jan 2o-wHEAT higher; No Northern,
higher; No l. a1a62o BARLEY arm; No 2. ESQ., sample
sSQ62c
Minneapolis, Jan. ao.-wFIEAT-May eoH9o1c; July.
ss9sc; September 7el4c On track-No hard 924c:
Northern, o*g91H9; No Northern s5ac: No 3 North-
patents 81 65S4 49, first clears So 1888 So
ond clears 81 55gS2 s. BRAN in bulk. sls 5oGsit 49,
Philadelphia Jan ao-wHEAr strong and lo
aae 6u. % aRrs oSs oa arm S S
higher No white. +6hc; do clipped f7iso BUT
TER steady fair demand. Western creamery.
ESQ: extra nearby prints. 27c EGGS drm, good de-
mand; fresh nearby $40 at the mark; fresh Western
mark: fresh Southern. 500 sic at the mark CHEESE
steady; New York fun creams. choice to fancy l19
l14.o New York, fun creams, fair to good. 100 lilo.
Reoeipts-Flour 1900 bbs and is5sOoo 10 In sacks:
wheat none; corn. 5000 bush; oats, $4,000 bush
shpments-whsat 1900 bush; corn 7ssoo bush oats.
1880 bush
elTsc May s6Iso; July see; No hard s09s2o. CORN
No 2 cash 4Shc; May. aI*c: July. 41G OATS-No 2
cash SOC; May 4inc; No white. Ale
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1hs local market for spot cotton closed quiet
prices on the basis Of IA SOC for mddns upland
49, "a toe Tor uicdl!ng Gulf. Sales SO
1S and 2Ss 10 spinners late yesterday. before
southern spot " ere teie as
nebne quiet higher, ba
SSstisa sh 1rm. unchanged iso sales. Ll2s bales.
$3.50 ssea h:n e-loc higher. at 10 3-6c Wilmington
al II 80 sisssf a. lsI5e Norfolk steady unchanged
~ 300 ST. Louis quiet unchanged al isstci
$50 pelee New-Orieans firm, higher at
~.oo' t-es ogoo bales Galveston firm.
Lao sales ~ bses. Memphis nrn 40 higher al
sAss osyo naass Estimated receipts for to-Tnor-
hS a. -Ssssn. 800 to $500 bales against sSi
5oo 70 $500 bslss against 500 bsI., sst Seer and
800 o@es -St ystf and Houston
-S1list = 20 pSleS last week
Receipts 81 the ports Interior roints 70 ann
pared WIKI tAs same Gay lRxi week ana ass y.arf
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COTTON-Yesteroay's cotton market, scene
Of continued speculative excitement entered
ground not active, and trading appeared
be largely matter OF professional speculation.
SILL taking the day whole the result
IN prices. and at al times the market showed the
The opening finn a. advance OF 12Q23 points
fresh covering and moderate bull support
Liverpool cables about 10 points higher than expected
estimates pointing toward continued light
and further reports Of strong spot markets
eosrh. Meeting with considerable Liquidation
higher level! which represented advance
low point OF the week OF about SS1b trading
the market nevertheless exhibited considerable
Of rTnnsss until about the end Of the first this
time prices "a TO - points higher the
active months and al what proved 10 be the best OF the
July l4.62c. demand be press
.ng recently. and longs began taking
volume with the result that around midday
market developed reactionaTy tendency, with March
selling back 29c. May IA sOc and July 4gc
decline from OF about l5glJ points. In
late however the local bui leader.
from n the South entered the and. bidding
70 about tho previous best prices while before
close continued selling resulted In another down.
ward movement. market nnally steady and tho
active months from - points higher. while crop
positions about points sales
at 10000 bales The advances in Liverpool T.
uiouted buying {. that market by parties protecting
themselves against Cef&Ued contracts with Southern
shipper and this fact being taken evidence OF
Tie dculty IN OBTAINING spot cotton In the South had
buish influence local Ee1IlrDsnL Receipts for the
cay were Light exports moderately full; Southern
markets generally Hrm and in instances higher.
The OF prices IN the local to-day
EF
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Jan. 90 4 .. m.-coTToN-Spot Increased
demand; prices 10 points higher: middnK FAIR
sosd good middling Ls2d niddling Is2d middiIng
76d; good ordinary. 766d; ordinary The sales 81
the day 900 bales OF which 1000 specua
ton and export and included 100 American Futures
opened quiet and closed barely steady. mid
ding c. January 1891 SD: January and February
Io4ffb6d: February and March. I.534754d; and
April. z52o7 6ad; April May T5Id; May and Juns
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STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 90 1904
BEEvES-Receipts were l49 2, 80 head. In
Guiding % for export alive es for aughterers and
e market making with the stale cattle 80 cars
sale Good steers opened firm TO loo higher; the
dergrades steady. c7o3sd quiet: bulls and ruled
lie lowcr salss OF bulls est'rna ted
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

surraio Jan e-FIOUR-stronr. WHEAT-sprfns
arm: No 1 Northern. c aT7kc: winter No red 92o
arrive cORN-Du and steady; No yellow. 60lsoi No
2 corn 0I0Lac OATS-Dun but strong; No . white,
axe; mixed. 4sa- BARLEY-Ofrerings light $50
ole. RYE-No /. 64ho
chicago. Jan 2o-Ths leading tututes ranged as fol-
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Coffee CRblet-Rio-Co1es market firm: No Rio.
6SsO0 exchange, i2d receipts. $500 bags cleared for
the United States 1900 bags stock 5S9 600 bags San
sos-Conee market quiet: good Santos. 6S200;
receipts 1000 bags; stock l2O4.OO0 bags Hamburg
Coffee market opened unchanged: at 2:30 ?.
unchanged sales. 5000 bags. Hayre-cO1ee market
opened barely steady, unchanged TO franc higher;
= N unchanged CT ,. barely steady unchanged
80 franc lower: $50 unchanged; total sales,
$1,000 baGA
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily tDally except sunday. SUNDAY only
Oflces: Liberty Ferry. Ferry. Astor House.
i67. aGl 1900 1884 Broadway is2 5th IS Union
125th 273 West l25th ST.. 2is
CSluribus Ave. YORK; Court St. Si4 fulton
Brooklyn. Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage destination
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READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL Z. II.
Liberty street and south Ferry. (Tims from South
Ferry five minutes earlier than shown beiow.)
EASrON. BETHIE HENl. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
CHCNk-z40O Cl.l Easton onlyl. 3.10 A. M lao,
4-40. 500 (5-+5 Easton only) p. NJ. Sundays sAa3
wILkESBAfsRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo s.io n NJ
800 p NJ. Sundays "a rs A. M. Loo P. N.
BARNEGAT-z45O. $40 A. NJ. L3O (S4O, Lake.
wrod and only. 410. a5o0 p. NJ (86s p. ~
saturdays. sundays. 80 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITI-e9.40 A M rs 40 p.
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE POINTS
p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. AGO A NJ. 400.
observation-disclosures TERMINAL .425
tTO0. rs 90, 900. tI0Oo. III 90 A NJ, tI2Oo 100,
$3.50 f2O0 1900 400 800. 1900 a. 49, 90
1850 .II45 A. NJ. .Loo t's.4O 800. 100. ~ Is
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND WILL
IAMsPORT-H4OO. zA25, ts0O. lts.1O. 1000, 100
A NJ Reading only. lsIOO l'L2O f20O p NJ.
Reading. POtsville and Hrsb's only t400 1900 p NJ
EFron Liberty Street only. 'Daily Italy. except
TamaquA xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
0ffees; Liberty s. Ferry south Fssry Asso, House
Square West 1853 125h 273 Yves, 125th ST. PAS
Columbus Av.. York: St. ga. Fulton
St B'kIyn: 800 B'way. W'msburg n. z Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage TO destination.
W. G. BESLER. G NJ. BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r ASG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

Lackawanna Railroad.
Barclay and Christopher sta
$500 A. M--EOF BinghamtOn and Syracuse.
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST LouiA
4. r. M--For Buffalo and chicago.
TACO p. M-FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
.6OO p. M.-For BuIslo Chicago.
.s.s5 P. M.-Utica. OswegO. Ithaca. Buffalo
goo A N-FOr ChicagO-Sleepers open =. N,
LOT. sa9. I1S3. 1438 Broadway. ". r. -
T.. Brooklyn sDRily. Except Sunday.