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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-16
RUSSIAN Sable neckpleces. shoulder cap.

Russian Sable neckpieces, shoulder capeS
mantles. vietorines muffs to match; up to date
styles; lowest possible prices for strictly reli-
ebIe goods Hudson Bay Sable neckpieces, ST5,
100 1e5, 100 200 up; muffs To match at CORE
spending prices. Large assortment Russian
snd Hudson Bay Sable skins. Il do not sell
blended, tipped CT daraened Sables) c. c.
Ebsyne importer, A1st and 42d SITS.
a1t@esn Broa1~ay ana Gil ave
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money

London, 3G4 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills S7sa4 per cent; long bills, s7x@4
per cent Berlin discount rate 5h per cent Berlin
exchange on London 20 marks 3714 pfennies Paris
discount rate. per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don, % francs, IL confines. Bar gold in London
us 102d.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British consols for
money, So l5-16; for the account, SO 1-16 French
rentes, 80 francs 50 confines
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Dec. TO-, p. m.-The market for Anert
securities was weak being influenced by sell
ing for New-York account. Last quotations follow:
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Financial Meetings.

TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF stockholders OF the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY be held at
Company. 146 Broadway. the Borough
Manhattan City ot New York Tho 18th day of Janu
cry 1905 the afternoon and that the
Of OF said
OF those whose expire. inspectors
of Election 70 succeeding year held
~ the same place the day, between hours
az ana 3 in the afternoon
J. WRAT CLEVELAND, Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
DAYS:
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THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK.

New York December 9Th 1905
A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of The Irving National Bank OF New York VIII be
banking house NO. Hudson Street City of
New the sth gay Of January 1906 Mt II o'clock
fer OF voting the following
-,oees amendment Articles Association OF the
Sank governing number OF directors Of said bank
RESCI,VEu Section of the Articles OF Associa-
ton OF The Irving National Bank Of New York Il
s.bs-ehv amended by inserting the words mot
,ifteen than twenty-five stockhoiders in
80. 90 words fifteen stockholGers.'
- I WERNER.
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THE STATE BANK.

THE STATE BANK.
New-York, 9Th 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of this Bank for the election OF Directors viii
xe reid al The banking Nos. 3IG3S Grand Street.
on Tuesday January 9th 1866 between the hours of IL
~ s.a o n A. l. VOORfiIS. Cashier.
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Financial Elections.

ESTA BLIsHED lisa
Incorporated a National Bank 1861
THE BANK OF NEW YORK NATIONAL BAsHIN0
ASSOCIATION.
STREET,
NEW YORK. December S, 1905
rI,HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
Of this Bank VIII be held at the banking house. No
Is Wall Street. Tuesday, January .. 1903 -
- - - CHAS- .oIN.FY Cashier
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MINING STOCKS.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Dec 15.-The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion Observation-Disclosures. $50 900 900
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING; GER
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Closing prices Of chief active bonds dealt in,
with net changes, follow:

.Un1isted. tex dividend. lex rights
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2w YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK
OF The CITI OF NEW YORK

YORK, December l4th.
DTT1DEND-The Directors Of this Bank have this
day declared dividend OF FOUR PER CENT, free
of tax. payable and January 2n6, 1905
The Transfer Books will close December 10Th at
and reopen January 2nd- JAMES V. LOTT.
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~ an, otai sales for Tho day .unIistod ~ dlg 70
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UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
24i Broadway, New York.
IA ia REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARI

q Directors of the C9derFood Iypewriter Company
the issues OF the First
declared TO al Stockholders Of record December 10th,
1905 payable January ID
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.Ex dividend. todd lots.
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YoRKYIIIE EANK.

day declared dividend FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock payable December 3oh. 1905 sharehold
Of record.
Transfer closed December Dist remain
closed until January 10th, 1905.
waT. L. FRANKENBACI. Cashier.
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OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head;
market steady higher good prime steers So 100
27 poor 23GS4 80; stockers and feeders
50 1884 GO; cows, S3Gs4 So heers. $20S5 % Gamers
50$2 bulls So 4OaS4 %; calves, $3QS6 10 HOGS
Receipts, % 600 head market 5000 higher mixed ana
butchers 81 S5$5 20; good to choice heavy 50 Vo4So 20
roueb 81 S5@S5 light 81 s0q$5 TO- bulk Of sales
S5IS5 IS. SHEEP AND LAMES-Receipts, 1900 head;
sheep Slow lambs steady good to choice wcther s. cog
choice mixed 81 i59S5 40; natlve Iaihos
50 25G$7 90.
common S. 1OS5 10 CATTLE active; fair good ship
pers 81 35S5 10. 50 25GS2 So SHEEP steady
IS 25QS5 so: lambs steady So 5O6SS.
East Buffalo, March 5.-CATTLEs-Receipts, 10 head
steady prime steers. IS 35$5 To- shipping 81 T5qS5 %
butchers 81 4O$5; heifers So 25G$4 70; cows 50 SOC
25 bulls 50 1884 %; stockers and feeders SS4 20
YEALs-ReceiDts Joe head 25e higher s. 5oa$S 90
&c hgher heavy, So 4O@$5 IS; few at s. 90; mixed
IS 4OQS5 49,; Workers 50 309l$5 45 pigs 50 29aS5 %
roughs 81 60g$4 So; stays, IS 25qS3 40. SHEEP AND
I.AMBs--Receipts. 1000 head; slow and steady; IN
changed
Kansas City, March 5.-CATTLE-Receipts. 263OO
head, including $50 Southens market steady to loo
higher dressed beef So qS5 TO-
to good. 81 25G$5 90 Western fed steers 81 25g
% and feeders S3$4 Go; Southern steers
SO 1884 30: Southern 81 50GS4 native S2P
s. 81 native heers 81 75G$4 49, bulls 81 5o9s4 calves
$685. HOGS-Receipts. $500 head market 5q71zo
higher top So o7lA bulk Of sales. 81 s5Q$5 o5: heavy
S5GS5 07a packers. 81 S5dS5; pigs and lights. 81 cog
S. so. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts, 5000 head
native wethers 25QS5 81 9OGS5 co.
lambs, Sc 50a$7 40; Western fed yearings
se$G fed sheep. 81 s54$5 So; sockers and
eede So 5OGIS5 so.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Maroh rs. 1po0.

NeV-1Ork. March 1905.
fcOTFEE-The coffee market showed a sagging ten
cency. Offerings particularly active, but
limited owing. perhaps large
Ecu PauIo receipts ana after opening steady at unchanged
prices or about as due the European cables. the
fnarhe: gradually eased of closing barely steady
net decline OF b11C points Sales
Operations generally
seemed be selling little there was also some
colee offering through trade interests, who however
}oth bought ana sold in small way There little
genera COMM sson house business and the
was went 10 both sides Of the account showing appar-
n popular Indifference. coupled with divided sentiment
as ID the probable Of prices Havre was un-
changed at the hour local opening but closed
a q decline Of Z frano Hamburg Z pig lower
e.F o. INC brazilian markets reported changes
~eepls AZ the ports 1000 bags according the
early cable. against 1900 bags a year ago and the
nterr NOV elneIt full No actual improvement was
eeo rom the market for sUot supplies In the Street
pot INQUIRIES are said TO be little liberal
80 nalet closed quiet but fairly steady quota
ocss ranging around 754c Rio No T.
follows: - 49, ~ ~ - --'
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New YORK. new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD r. h

depart
Attn Ave, Is follows. for
BOSTON, via New London and PrOvidence-f4:5o.
tti1o:OO. .xll10O2 A NJ. ttl1:0o 'xii1soS 'xIS0o.
T4i5:O0, Efi5O1, SF12.OO p. NJ
BOSTON. via Wilimantic-tSs;0O A NJ. 300 p II
BOSTON, Spriug1eld-t9:0O A NJ t12soO. -l4:Oc.
~lI:00 p. NJ.
FITCHBURG, via Putnam and woreester-f3;OO P. II.
LAKEVILIE and NORFOLK-fS:5O A. II, 1881 I. NJ
ca. HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE. LENON. PITTS
FIELD-f4:5O, $3.50 n. NJ. 1881 p. II.
WATERBURY and WINSTED-i4:5O. 1890 1880.
tIO:O2. StlO:02 Waterbury, A NJ. TICS t4.30.
si5:Ol. t6:OO $500 Ito Waterbury, p. NJ
Ticket Offices cCirand Central Station and c125th
St. also at cll3. c261. 11S5 el4 Broadway 6 PARK
Place. c25 Union Square. else Fifth c245 Columbus
Ave. 649 Madison Ave. c2T3 West 18th St, 153 Eass
125h ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton St,
Broadway, L. d.
.Day. tExcept sundays sSundays only. fSto7s az
125th ST. 12Jh St. Sundays only. tParior Car
Limited. HAS dining cParor and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
c. 7. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass ACT
o. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen. Supt
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SurTogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the
County of New York. notice is hereby given to all
having claims against Elizabeth NJ. Bunker.
the County Of New York. deceased TO present the
thereof the subscriber. place
business at No. 40 Wall the
ough Manhattan. in the City Of New York.
fore the 18th day Of August,
Dated New York. the 9th day Of February. 1905.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, Executor
PARSONS CLOSSON & ArILVAINE. ATTORNEYS for
% William Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
Yor n. Y.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 1.-THE offerings az tho wool auction
sales to-day i42S4 bales principally
medium greasy merpos The Continent hume buy
Americans bought Tow lots ct erosserods. several
hnndre,i bales of NewSouth Wales greasy bought
Australia last season Tor america sold this
week az II ldffis AZ. Following to-day's sales
detail; New-Scuth Wales, &0o0 balea secured, olsdQ
Il ct; sreaay tAd0ta Queensland 200 bales. secured
scon.e% oladals slsd sTeass. sAAis "a Nev-zeaiand
tttV baleat Hcoured. lOdNla ttsG,
fu9ia Arenas. 2aoo e3les. ggeasy, 51ioaad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL coTToN MAsKET.

Liverpool. March Is, p Hl.-CoTTON-Spot. good
done; prices Ofi2 points higher; American
ding rair: As3d good mldlins 45ld middlng. ASA;
The salcs OF the day wege 1000 bales e which loOo
speculation and export. and included
American Futures opened and closed steady: Amer
lean middling March, A25d March and April
25d: April and May, 4sGd May ana juno. A2Sd, June
aud July 9Gd: July and August Aald; August and
and November. fa2a. November Decomber ASA;
December and January ASA; January and February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16

The local market for SPOT cotton quiet and
sanged the bass Of 2cc for middllng upland and
4c for Di6dling Gulf Sales for consumption 20 bales
fsouthern spot markets were telegraphed foows
ang9sa firm, &c higher at SCI sales, 1922 bales
Ct Louis 80 higher. FAC; sales. $50 bales
Noble arrn &c higher is4c: sales bales Baiti-
more nOninaily re higher Sac. Norfolk
Changed AZ SCI sales LOS bales. Charleston firm 1sc
higher. 75ac. Galveston steady higher at 7ssc
sses 3.lzi bales. New-Orleans firm, unchanged, az
ll-6c; sales 800 bales Estimated receipts at lead
Eng points At Houston, 1900 $500
slaes against 1893 623 last year; at
tS2lyeston 900 bales. 9057
tae l4I0 last at Nevv-Oreans. 5000 1000
fzes against I.5S3 last week and 4 4lG last year.
Receipts ct the ports and interior points to-day
IaIee with the sane cav iast and last wear:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 15--Closingi wItEAT,-Spot atesdy:
No California gs 100; futures quiet March nominal
lean mixed new, "A Al do old. a. I'D. futures quiet
March Is u. May. - bAd Professionalism firm,
ba lOlad FIOuR-St Louis fancy winter steady, rs pi
HOPS IN London Pacific Ccagp quiet. fGaf6 los BEEF
hrm; extra lndih mest, Ills "a pork easy; prime
Western. OILS "a HAMa-shutt cut "a 20 10 10. dun.
Dos HACON steady Cumberland 20 Go 80 ~, ATsi
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NAVAL STORES.

Tho market for spirits turpentne firm but IN
changed trade quite good a jobbing way. Resin
steady firm. with some business the old basis
So % strained Tar
and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou ana machine bbls 54is
G55c
TAR-S5 %
ROSIN-Conmon to good strained SO %: E. SIS o50
So 10: r So 15a$3 20; G. 2OdS3 % H So 35GS3 40;
50 6OlS3 20; 81 35Q$4 40; 81 S08$4 So ", So TO-
w c. s. 30G$5 80; w W 50 30.
STOCK ON HAND
l..
Spirits turpenne, Dds
Tar bbIs 135
wilmington March 15-SPIRITS TURPENTINF-
Nothing doing receipts bbls. ROSIN steady, 81 5TIs:
receipts, !919 Dds AK IIIn 81 90 receipts ass hbls
bbls.
cepts "a bbls; sales no shipments. s. ROSIN firm;
ceipts bbs; sales 5TT; shipments, Quoted T.
c. 81 so; D. 50 50; = So 90 p 50 90 q, 81: So 30;
Sc 5O X. 81 05 NJ 81 80; n 81 %: c. So w ", So 10
Charleston. March 15.--TUTtPENTINE ROSIN-
Nothing doing.
London March 5-TURPENTINE-Spirits 3ss Sd
ROSIN-AmeIican strained SIS I'D: fine. lis %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16

81 10. 37s Cd; long clear mddles, heavy IS n
3s Cd short clear backs 10 20 ~ s6s; clear bellies
Il 16 10. Sos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL 10 Is 70
steady 29s firm; prime Western in terces ass Cd
CHEESE firm American finest white. 55s 3D. American
finest colored 53s Cd. TAILOW-Prime city
RPENTINE-Spirfts steady. 3Ss Cd. ROSIC-CornrOn
firm. rs Cd. Observation-Disclosures quiet I'd LINSEED
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16
Change of Name.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ New York, County Of Monroe-In the matter OF
Application of the Knickerbocker Building
Company assume the name of the Enickerbocker
Savings and Loan Company;ENotice: Notice is hereby
the provisions OF Section 2413
Code Civil Procedure. that petition will pre-
the Supreme Court of the State OF New York
Monroe, at a Special Term thereof.
be held at the County Court House in the City OF
Rochester. County OF Monroe, State Of New York.
the 18th day of April 1905 at ten O'Clock in the fore
the opening of court that day,
thereafter a counsel be heard by the Knicker-
booker BuildngLoan Company for leave TO assume the
name Of Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Company.
and for other and further relief the
proper and necessary.
Dated February 81 1905
HERBERT H GIBBS, Attorney for Knickeroocker
Buldng-Loan Company. Office and Post Office Adj
dress. &c William Street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR dull.
WIIEAT-No spring wheat 81 I0qs1 IL: No 9. 81 02g
No yellow 4S9tc. OArs-No . S3lac No 2 white
3S5kc No white. 32Q322tc. RYE-No . 7SRIsIEc.
BAHLtYGood feeding, 3SI4oc; fair choice mailing
43g47c FI4AXSEED-No 1. 81 % No 1 Northwestern
81 81; TIiOTdY SEED prime. 81 25C9$3; CLOVER, con-
tract Grade S2 90 PORK mess. Dbl. Sl2 5OS12 10:
LARD. per 101 10, Sc 95G%6 971a. CUT MEATs-Short
ribs sides Qoose 50 1887; short (boxed)
81 SI1aG$T WHISIGEY-Besis Of high Wines 81 81
BCTr1It-On the Produce Exchange to-day butter
market was steady creameres, 2l425c diaries. 1Sd25c
EGGS lower; mark. included 15c: hrsts IJ0
prime fTsts. 16c; extras lie. CHEESE firm, l2QI3Ac
Duluth, March 15-Close: WTIEAT-No Northern
81 06is: May, 81 015s; July. 81 o. September SSc.
Milwaukee. March --WIIEAT-No 1 Northern 81 l2
No Northern. 81 0s July elise bid. RYE-No l. $50
BARLEIf-No 2 ole; sample, 33S50c. CORN-No 3. 4S9
4Stsc; May, 497sc bid.
Minneapolis, March 15.-WHEAT-AIay 81 o9lk: July
ern 81 III; No Northern. 81 or. FLOUR-Frst pat
So oGS6; second patents. SO TG6s5
81 1884 49, second clears. 81 698S2 10 BRAN bulk
$14 %.
Philadelphia. March, 15.-WHEAT ilalsc lower. con
tract grade March, 81 1O4$i 1O1s. CORN lie lower:
No white clipped. 3S03Si1c BUTTER firm: good de-
mand; Western creamery 2Sc; extra nearby prints
30c. EGGS firm; good demand; nearby and West
fresh. lie at mark CHEESE steady; New-Yorl fun
12Ra13Nc. Recepts-Flour, 500 Ehls 2I8OCO 10 in
sacks: wheat, 500 bush: $500 bush;
bush. shipments-Wheat 500 bush; 1000 bush:
oats 10000 bush.
81 Louis March 10--wIIEAT-No . red cash eie-
vator. 81 O5 May, 81 Ois; July, S5fsGsGc hard.
oATs-No cash. 32o May. so7sc: No . white 33l4a34c
Toledo March 15--CLONERsEEp. cash ana. March.
81 50; April 81 G2a; October. s. 95 ALSIKE prime.
81 rs. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 40. March, 81 80.
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Books and Publications.

FOR SATE-A FEW SETS OF AMERICAS Sue
CESSFUL MEN, in Two large vol
umes with portraits slightly soiled. in
celent condition; original price $50; dispose quickly
will put the price at $40 per set. Address HILLS New
York Tribune.
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READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENT RAJ r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry tine from South Gerry
-, hVs minutes earlier than shown beOw)
1-asION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND AEAUCA
CHtNk-z400 (I15 Easton only. 9.1O a 1.zo,
4se. 500 (5.45 Easton only p m. sundays. z&3o
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oO. 80 q m.
e;99 ?. 70, sundays zf30 a m. ! 2. -
pTAahNEGAILzLoG s9.4o a M also S$so Alo
sundays. $40 a
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.4O a m, TAO D. m
nlNkLAND AND BfiSDGETON-z4Oo a :. 40 2.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASH0HE POINTS
z4OO. $50 I1-30 a 100 AS. $50. 6-30 1880
2. m Sunday, except Ocean Grove. 800 a m 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS., sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH,
EAST LONG BHANCH-40O. $50. sac. 113O a
lao $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hlds. only. e.30 D.
DAY 300 a m. 400 p
PHILADELPHIA (REAbING TERMINALO-s4s5. T-eo.
VOC 800 !GSS tsi6a fs6a IsS. a. So s1osS
p. m. lis mdt.
2fTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425. ts.oo, 1000.
.12eo a. m. 900. t'400. $780, 100. ts-25 D.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-soo 1000 s1a0o.
90. AGO, 800. zoo, az 10.
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTSyILLE AND WILL
1AMSPOET-H4O0. zt25. $500, lt91o. (1O.OO. Hoo
Reading only. ISl.e0. al. 20. taco Read
ms Pottsvie. Harrisburg only. 400. t5.OO D
zFrOm Liberty Street only. sDaiy. tDaIly. except
Sunday. Sundays only. <Parlor only. iVia Ta-
raaqua xSaturdays aEtxcept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. 10S Green
witch ST. Aston House. 261. ss4. 1900. 1854 Broadway
1S2 5th Az. PSI 5th Av, IS Union Square West. 153
East 125th ST. 373 125th St. 245 Columbus Az.
New York; Court St. S44 SEQ Fulton St, Brookyns
$50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co.
W c. BESLER c. NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
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tonee cables: Rio--Coffee market inactve No RIO.
pSlO exchange. Is 3l-32d receipts bags; ship
5aents 70, the United States 900 bags shipments for
Europe Loo bags; stock. 345,000 bags Santos-Cofee
q steady; good average Santos 5000; receipts.
Sasrket opened : pfg lower; at ESQ m was net Z
lover sales $1,000 bags. market
opened barely steady. 4 lower; unchanged
at 3 N advanced \ frame at $50 m declined z
f7sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16

opening followed by irreguiarty with gradual imnrove
ene IN price toward midday and general In
which left the market finally hQAc net lower on ali
advances May wac relatively stronger July
st s w weaesss an tpS
pronouced al day. with prices of sharply In
on contract at that point had something with
extreme heaviness thera other hand Minneapolis
said heaviest In some time The FACT that re-
ceipts In the Northwest cars against 325
total primary receipts aggregated n 900 bushels CON-
pared with $4,000 bushels last year English markets
90 points at Paris but decline points az BUDAPEST
"A pubic cable 70 the exchange stated that Indian
age reported the district was IL per cent and
IN me United Provinces from % rs Private
During the day was laid by the bulls
on the fact that the weight OF year only
ana WOULD make difference OF about 100000
pushels In the no further sales re-
No ST 8o N4sefn q B9as s,e s ss
I no haTd Aianito5s 81 o. anoat. On the late
one time Today the market nearly 1c under
ne previous night and rather weak ieng
mostly people who bought on the advance Of TUESDAY
Ihere was selling by provision by
reason the market day very strong
ehg up to DOC for May in Chicago highest price
latter option not strong as Before owing to active
ceiling pressure Near the close all around
previous night seeboaTd ciearances We're 600 600 bushels
a Interior receipts 623 600 bushels, with
favorable for the movement less effect
on he market in the afternoon Exporters bought 10
aaOat: No 2 white 55ikc and No Yellow. 65sc
ehoet oATS-The oats market fairly active and
Cash oats in the NewGYori market We're as follows;
mixsS % TO 81 n s7@3se; natural white 80 q
nominal. BARLEY|Narkei STEADY Feeding was quoted
a. sc New-York and mailing at 4eG52c
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
"a GOOD demand; sales 1900 bales; speculation and
SG LOO bales; American H. 900 bales; receipts, NIL
aseang a1isnd, Sad Futures opened finn at points
&c Aaroh-AITil, 4-25d; Aprfl-Aay $3.50; May-June
- SIne-5uy and Juy-Augrst 4sod; August SeptsIn-
1T ASld. observation-disclosures
sszo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Decenber-JanuaEy 4-s3d
sslaary-Februsry, 4.34d. Manchester: Yarns strong
eylhsl demand
FLOUR AND MEAIr-Busness in four to-day on
small scale confined purchases for immediate
s only Sales mostly Kansas straights spring
ss and low grades. Prices remain unchanged Spring
.ets Sess IS: etraights. 50 5lQs5 ao winter
.ets - S04S5 spring clears 81 10S4 90; extra 10
v Enlsr 50 soq$4 30; extra 10 winter So eSgSs 80
- FLOUR quiet. Quoted Fair 20 good "a 509Ss 40;
e eaosee 70 fancy. s. T5Gs4 30. BUcKWHEAT FLOUR
1T r.. quoted at s2gS2 10 per iC0 10 coftNAbAL'
So quoted; Kiln dried 81 904s3 70 brand BAG
sot- l' hEn Quoted; Fine white and yellow. q 30;
Sc re- westera spring SD 81 STANDARD mi 9iadilns
49,, huik and sacks msddling. s2l9s24: red oos
No. ,aofany chop. $40 50QS21 bu. S2l IS Sacks oil
fftA4A| ATconsidefable interest attached 70 to-
Sest market, notwithstanding t3e fact that nuctu
were less violent than either CT the previous
<S h-S week There G moderate decline az the
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

dull; No Northern 81 1915 CORN strong No yellow.
No corn, 53S4c. OATS firm; No white, SIC; No
2 mixed 351sc BARLEY and RYE unchanged.
Chlcago March 15-The leading sutures ranged