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New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

IL H. 10 6S.o Peked shoulders nominal quoted 696zc.
cIed hams dull quoted So eec. TALLOW quiet; city,
53sc. country 412Q4 nc. LARD barely steady quoted:
Sleago prime steam, 5c; made West prime 690g7e.
lily lard steady; quoted quiet: quoted
South America, 1I5c; Continent, 1.3uc;
o.toc compound steady; quoted, 4%@51 &c. STEARINE
s'sugi quoted: Oleo, Csc; city lard stearne, Ti2c.
ne local sales roNeInent IS qGite good. with the
market showing hrmness n response to strong and active
markets AZ the South. Talmage NeH-OTleaHs teegraphs
louisiana crop movement TO date follows: Receipts
tele1H estimated at 9SI. rockets against 34S
year market strong ana active. Talnsage, Charleston
1eiegraphs Carolina crop movement date follows
receipts. 29.3i4 bbs; sales - 357 market steady
quotations follow; Domestic, ordinary. 5GJtsc; fair
5000 3124d34c prime che fsGi432C head. 4s4 %
o&c Fatha 05sg0T<c Japan. foreign. nominal; do do
aaiessSel Z2sJ3%e; Java 4llQ54sc. Rangoon, in bond
SUGAR-The market fer refined sugar held firm. with
prices unchanged business fairly active: Withdrawals
Iather quiet in the lire Of business Prices quoted
oS9ci mould 4, Ge0e: cubes. 0.4Cc; MIX powdered
-59c' owdere4 ccarse Powdered and fruit powdered
o<ci Eage confectionery grauusted, 640c Eagle
ana extra fne gIanulsted, Csc; Eagle 2b 2Tb
paEs ana Obj bags Of hna granulacd $500; Eagle hne
sLula1ed standard sraaulated and diamond A. G15c
A, &c: NO !, 5-soc; 81 No
= oooc No .. 5Goc; No G. 5.55c; No Z. 5.50c: No 8
2.5tc' 10 y o33c; No 10. 5.3cc; No II, 52Cc No H.
& o&l1c 40 49, Bose; Nos Il and 10. &c. The local raw
subdr market remained firm, With little offered.
cTt at higher prices for shipment held 2t
iAIhet was @d lover for January, 15s &S4d but IN
Siileed 1cr February, 5s 10zd StCck in the United
same time last year
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Eew-1o-k January s.. 1905.
CCFFEE-Fhere vas another sLaTp break IN the Cof-
market arising apparently from the liuudation o.:
accounts as result continued 1uA primary
CENTS e2lec,atioDs o. g smaller decrease the
words visible supply for tbs month OF January these
factors efzecta3. seemed, IN preventing
fresh dsa11 than IN pect.aticg general liquidation,
0-zi sGls Tor tle lay absut U65te bags
market l-t1ei lc 10 . points lover snd closed -
10 . points Euru,2-i showed weak
WIKI Hare declining francs and Hamburg about
!. p.5HI-s aCL Hcuses with European cOnlec-
--rz ueFts market Receipts
TWO Brazilian is "ere $500 iags. against 2oeO0 bags
while the iDeTar movement showed some
s.gn a lzing compared with yesterdays figures,
il remains -. ee-rEel with last year The full re
ce.y-s naturally had tendency al-er opinions
as pa1a--e showing of The worlds visible supply
statement. & whereas decrease oI = little over
st years 1es tci been expected earlier in the month
Il 8 l--IgLt tuG- JIe decrease ~iH not DO over
s08gJ StlA that TIE
movement te aEuce the season ~il show great
fslrE ana Ilat the Development Of Gulsh position
o1ig q-s--n q time. t-t the continued full move
r1su undoubtedly DISGUSTING of tne markets for
ui sgr----lrs actual decrease
rsops E1ll Foe require 70 cause renewed confidence
SPOT stla1y. Win quotations Lae basis
of s..S e-lJc t1r Rio No s.
Tie range contract prices n local to-day
A. Z
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

prvent anything but moderate business IN the wool
Manufacturers have much expectation o a
favorable the market in the future They
5isosed 10 purchase anthng they without
cia reference the price Territory wools moderately
active and firm. Pulled woods ara quiet Foreign grades
arm Quotations this market about follows:
ohio and PennsyIvaniaXX and above. 35g36c: X. 500
al No I 3sR3Oc No 3914Oc: fine unwashed. 2sG25c;
q blood unwsshed. s293Sc: blood. s2GS21sc blood,
delane, 2Id2Sc unmerchantable. 2sG
soc: fine washed deaine, sIaSso Miehigsn--Ffne IN
ri aFSSe i blood 30q3ic: unwashed deaine 25G26c.
Kentucky indiana, etcA and y blood 3lqS2o. Terri
tnr1-Tdabo fine Isa4I9c; heavy fine. ieQ1Tc: fine me-
dun isf alec; medium. 22G23a; low medium 2Sg2io:
Wvonning fne 17@4Islac: heavy fne, lbG16c; fine
dun i7 size; medium. 23824c; low medium 2SG24e.
Utah Nevada. fine 1TQise; heavy fine l5s lse nne
TSakota nne lsRi9c; medium. isa1Se medium. $50
29424c Montana-Ffne choice 2lg lg22c;
fue average I01&1c; medium, choice 2ll2c aver
age leQ20c staple 2242Se; medium. choice. 2SS-oc-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan s1.--cATTLE-Rece 800 head; mar
At steady: good prime steers IS 5O4S6 25s to
medium So G0qS5 40 sockers and feeders. S24s4 %;
cows 81 25aS4 35 hefers S2Gs5 Gamers 81 259S2 60;
head market 6Q1oc higher mixed and butchers 81 esq
s. e5G$4 light. 81 55qs4 70; bulk Of sales 81 I9g
lambs a shade higher. good choice wethers So LOG
IS 60: fair choice mixed. SigS4 30; native lambs
Cincinnati, Jan s1--HoGs active; butchers. 81 e5;
common So Ss@S4 rs. CATTLE steady; fair 20 good
shippers s49s4 70; common. s2qS2 80 SHEEP steady at
e. I5G$5 so. LAMBS steady at - t2tfSI 20 - 80
Kansas City. 31.-CATTLE-Receipts 10 700 head,
including for best strong others
and dressed beef
s5q$5 5 fair to good 6OQS4 TO- Western fed steers
S 5O0S5 40 etockers - I5asi 25 Southern
steers So 29S4 25 Southern cows g 2gS3 native COWS
s 75s4 native heifers b01S4 %: bulls 81 25s3 I5
calves s34S6 75 HOGS-Receipts IA 300 head market
hlOc higher top bulk OF sales 81 65S4 s5; heavy
packers 7O0S4 S5: pigs and lights So eOg
x 20 sHEEf-Pecepts 9T00 head; market steady loo
beher native lambs so; native wethers. 75Q
s. 20 native fed ewes 81 25Gs5 Western lambs s6$7 80;
yearlings 50 1896 35 Western sheep 81 Ib
s5 25. stockers and feeders. So 6OgS5 30.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
- York CoHnty--Ane[ican Mortgage Company, Plain
tin, against William G. Dewey and others
In OF judgment of foreclosure SALE duly
made and entered in the above entitled
ing the 4th day Of January. 1e05 undersigned
the Referee in said Judgment named sell at public
auction the New York Real Estate saIes-oorn No I6
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City New
York, the list OF February 1865 noon
on that day; by Harris B. Fisher Auctoneer the prem
iSRs directed by said Judgment be sold,
described follows; All that certain plot the
Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York. bounded and
described follows Beginning at the southeTly
line OF Thirtyrst Street distant hundred qe
westerly from the southweserly OF Fifth
and Thrtyh Street: running thence southery parallel
with Fifth Avenue nneyeight (8S) feet nine 9D
the center line of the block thence westerly. along
said line, nnetyseYen go feet; thence uorthery
and parallel with Fifth Avenue neysght (9s)
) inches the southery line of Thiryrst Street, and
thence easerly along The southerly line az Thirty first
Street (sO feet the point place Of be-
ginning.
Dated. New York. January 10th. 1905.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE, Referes-
BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York. y. Y.
following diagram OF the property 70 be sold,
the Numbers being TO 10 West Thrdst street.
IN said Borough OF Manhattan;
THIRTY-FIRST STREET.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

coI1oH-After . VeTy quiet morning during ; yhi3h
tces hardly moved the COTTON market to-day oeNet-
e2ea l1s5 activity and considerable hrnness closing
a ne advance q 10 10 i points covering ana some
S-:g ~ --1E account DroI-ed y talk OF an lncEsl5ea
flf 1e-aLc ar1 continued hrEness among interior nod
eS mos = which seemed 10 come from NeV-crlears
ne market opened STEADY unchanged prices 70 an a9
vance q ---s, rather better tcan due on cao4eS
Nlea reported slightly greater decline for futures than
warranted ty tEe NewGcrk c9sing q The previous day
ms showing being extent by tie relative
---lress slC- and sales reported Early
sentiment here seemed be rather bearfsh and Il
fEl1 - be expected that leading interests would
ssszifey hammer the market. preparation FOR the
- 1sit a. the census report, which Tll be Issued
l'---t II mon But 10 such development was forth
coming and later il the day the covering Of early sel-
s ltIe- to advance the market New-Orleans fairly
o1 me rerEa- with rep OF hT-er spot, and snsller
-ts mere t-4te c-s IL TIE persistent support given
e n zei ty ~ Jbs local bulls The market ruled
sefs-F STEADY 6fEn afternoon. and closed firm
!t14 the best i Is reported that the
te- q The CenslS has taken under aSviseTnent the
Egs-on ~ The NewOr-eans Cotton Exchange that the
t.ls report lncIIce estimate Of the amount OF
lsa glnne- The month al gins which refuse 10
lINdsC Information requested tut that such estt-
NJ W.. = attempted in the pres sirninary reports Port
-isats u Tie Gay were fU-, but exports also were
-eti-~ l-4e TIE interior movement runs small and esl
smaller
rsnge q contract prices the local market to-day
Nes &c follows
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
IRE Ind Ohio RAILROAD
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WrST
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R

Trains depart from Grand Central Station ST. and
BOSTON via New London and Provtaeace-t4:5a
ftj1o:00 * 1902 a II, tt1:OO -x.I:O8. sxl.8:0o
BOSTON. via wHlirnantie-t's:OO A. NJ. t2:oO P NJ
s11:OO P. n.
FITCHBURG, via Putnam and WOrcester-fs 90 P. N
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-TS5O A VI. ts:31 p II
CT. HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 P. n
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-t4:5O. $500 fys.oo
t10:O2 $4,000 Waterbury, A. NJ. T1:oS. "a 30.
Ef5:01, tS:Oo $500 lto Wstsrbury1 P NJ
St c113 c261 11s5 CT asa Broadway. 60 ParA
Place. e25 Uaion Square c1s Fifth Ave c45 Columbus
Ave. Ave. c2T3 West 18th ST., 153
l25th St In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton ST.
$40 Broadway 2. D.
.Daily. Except SUNDAYS ssundays only. fstops as
125th xStOps f25th ST. Sundays only. tParfor CAp
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Caa
C. T HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Ar
o. " SHEPARD Gen. supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
NAVAL STORES.

business in spirits turpentine was moderate with
tone however fairly steady and made barrels
were quoted at 5Gc. ISosin steady,
the basis 81 S7h good strained
Tar quiet with oil barrels steadily S5, and
the orders booked were generally at that price We
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-on and machine ebls 55H9 O
56c.
TAR s5.
ROsIN-Common to good strained SO s71s; z, SO O59
So TO- F. So 15G$3 20; c. 50 209$3 25; H. So S53 40;
Sc 69GS3 TO- X 81 35aS4 90 NJ 81 s09S4 IS: n. s5 10
W c. s. 3OG5 80; w W, So so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. 15O
Wilmington, Jan. 31.-SPIRITS TURPENTTNE firm at
5lAc; receipts Is bbs ROSIN-NOthing doing receipts
bbls TAR firm 81 10; receipts 165 bbls. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm at 81 80 and So 70 receipts. bbs
Savannah Jan. 31.-TURPENTINE 521sc: re-
ceips III bbs; 107; shipments ia ROSIN hrIn
receipts s45 bbIs sales. l,423 shipments 1885, A. and
C So so; D So 6711 E 81 6S2 30; F. SO 67z G$2 10:
50 s2@S2 90; H. $3 12a So co. K. S4 Oo; l. s4 SO; n
81 rs; W g. S5 " w. So 10
Charleston. Ja1- 81.-TURPENTTNE and RoSIN-
Nothing doing.
London jan s1.-TURPENTINE-sp 37s Cd
ROSIN-American. strained Is l0lkd: fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
RlEEADlNC lEA !. INC SYSTEM.

- H.
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tire from south Ferry
SH,,IOs. bEIHIEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
40 5So t545 Easton only D. m sundaya sAsS
WILKltsBARRE AND scRaNroN-s4ou. sla 4. n,
s,9g 2 N Sundays z4-SO a m, I D. m.
AAnh.ESWo0D LAKEHIRsr. TOMS RIVER AND
lakewood and Lakehurst oRiyJ. a50O. xs,os .. n
ATLsASELS CITY-ss4o a m ts.4o D. N
NJ AND BtiiDGEToN-zT410 a n D. n
LUG BsANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
EoLNI PLEAsANT. AND sEAsH0RE POINTS
p. m. Sunday except Ocean Grove. s.eo a ul Ioa,
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH.
fAsE LONG BRANCH-40O. $50 80. IisO a g
dSv 4Se $50 Atlantic Elds- only. $50 p sun
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERNINAL)-s4a a5 TOO.
ISe9 .soO 1la0e. t11oO a tI2.00 sL0a. a. 30,
pA0o tSi9g, tS,ig, 800 $500. tseO tT-3O. ss-oo iIo,sa
a4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4, tsoo 1000.
BALIDIoRE AND WAsHTNGToN-soo $1,000 .1soa
REaDING; HAHRIsBURG, PorTsyuLE AND WILL.
M Reading only, 800. lsf2O. ~ 90 D. m Read.
ing Pojtsville. Harrisburg only "a 90. IS 90 D.
zF.rom Liberty Street only. sDaly. fDaIlv, except
sunday sSundays only. tParlor only lfvia Ia.
Ofhess Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry. Astor Housa
zsl, t34 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S3 5th Av. 25 Uncn
Square West 15s East 125th St, 2Ts west ie5th ST..
245 Columbus Av.. New York; 4 Court ST. ss4 ssS
to destination 7"~'-
". G. BESLER NJ RTrRr
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Cen Pass'r AK.nA.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

easy ss 1i1sd: American mixed old. quiet; As Ioad;
Ca5a9ian STEADY IS Sd FLopR-st Louis fancy winter
steady es Sd HOPS-In London Pacific Coast, irnl.
Il i0sGfs S. BEEF-stesdy; extra india mass ees Sd
PC K-Fasy prime mess, Western 61s 3d. HAMS-ShOrt
cut IA to 10 10. dun. Ais BACoN-steady Cumberland
cut sTs short RIB 10 70 "a 10 Sos long clear
TniSdIes light 2S 10 S7s Cd long clear rnlddIes
heayv IS 70 40 n S7s: short 20 10 s5s
cisa to 10 as. SFIOULDERS-Squ
II 70 l3 no quiet s2s 90. LARD-Quiet prime Western
terces s5s Cd: American refined In pals. ass. BUT
IE-F-Norninal CHEESE-Steady; American finest white
62s 6d do coored sis Sd. TALLoW-Prime city steady
93s TITR PENTINE-Spirt steady, ass Sd. ROSIN-
cnnuon frm "a 4i4d. PETROLEUM-Refned quiet Cd
IINSEED OIL-Quiet. los So
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

The approximate amount Of the lien charge.
isfy which described property sold i.
$40 $50 IA thereon from 18th OF
December 1904 together with costs and allowance
ing with the expenses o he
The approximate Of the taxes assessments or
other liens to allowed the purchaser the pur-
chase money, paid by the Referee is unpaid Croton
vater as from the 23rd day OF
1g03 to the 18th day October. 1904 amounting to
6l and october Gath, 1904 amount
Of which has not been The said premises
subject to the Hen certain Of S225 10000
the OF 41sgc
the day OF December 1904 and 10 certain mortgage
interest thereon the OF SO
snnum from day OF 1905. both Of which
mortgages past due.
Dated New York January 10th, 1905.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 81. p m-coTToN-SPot IN Moderate
2O5 good mdding SOD: middlIng. 3.5sc; mtatns
G6d good ordinary 352 ordinary, 69Sd The sales *
the day were bales. which speculA
ton ana export included 400 AmsrcaR RsceiDta
Ia 600 bales Including American Futures opened
and closed steady; Anserean ai5dins G $50:
April ST1d: April and May. J5d: May June 57sdi
June and July asia: July ana August SsSd; august
September October. sd Oc.oosD
ana Noverahsr ssd: November and pecsTnhsr. g. SD
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

pr - ?eal market for spot cotton closed quiet with
S- = p1l--s higher the basis Of Use for mid
s@ eI-en4 ana 7.59c for middling Gulk Sales TO
s-s-E - bales; delivered contract Ileo GALES
e-----ta elcr markets teleErGphed follows
T=5 e-.et Unchanged, at sfsc; sales, col bales
r-z n-ra unchanged. 7c sales. 25s bales Baiti-
l1ia-ft- ~ 1-sc Augusta steady, unchanged, at
80. 80 bales Louis quiet. higher, az &C.
,'--ysEon very f-m l-iec higher al 7l-l6c New-Or-
I'm tc higher. a. lJ-1ec; sales. 400 bales
FresAl steady &c higher. at 6zc sales, 100 bales
EoecL-s p sp-s at leading points for t2-Taor-ov
o55t TO 6.J00 baies. against 6,I29 last week
-s=b last year. Galveston. 5000 TO 1000 beles
0~Is- 500 and 625I year. aDd a. New
q l-29s last year
siFts - ire ports and Interior points to-day. CON-
- D .te..l last a Iaaf
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Steamboats,.

B Cd 8 U % IN AER ASR FoEsEs HSsEssB. b
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River
Leave Pier 49, n r.. foot Of Warren ST., weekdays
only at 800 P. VI. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 40
n R root OF Ctarkson St, weekdays only 500 NJ
CHAPLIN "
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford
springfield and the North. Leave Pier OF
Peek slip weekdays only at 400 p VI. Steamer RICH
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

Sassa sas :u5S 55SS7*s cloves 7oa72o bottles 52s
- ~ Psnyrosal sl@Sl TO- peppermint tins Ss SoaSS so
2752se NJ @ 81 snaqrsI eoQI5o artificial
e sl ~ Wormseed s2 ooas2 10 wormwood. IS 75S4
6eac6ed as o ifS ic saan Se4s "a Jeraea
sS Sg4El - ~ sEsess Northern Sc 15Q$ IS Southern 50
sarsaparl4 Honduras 22G2sc Mescan' 81 sc sSSR
virginia 4S$45e Texas saQ4oe Canada. II 'sG28c
%5eai market !o-tay was followed by equally weak
mn nm &c ngaer 70 'so ret lower For the sharp al
the VEST ve ct,ein o pio'inent % hu support at
al one time was fu cent hiehtr tb 81 l;6us naFhet
ana tnfoasaoet the day acted gelersy stronger
reoT'ed that millers were SIN buying freely the
meat scheduled snow further decrease Total re-
bushels co s m pSss @ 1 5 ss t9e aay ~ Tfre t Only 81
5 Gay last yeii lnclGding spring wheat arrivals
The only 35s ooo bushels contTasted vt
ent cables ineiadn @ rspfii i9e IN t@ee oI ndes-
:. decline At Berlin and 10 point droo AZ I,5
Inc hFst eheek to the upward came at
bushels last GOeg yea starfed sent
hgu5es on his ' BREAK S'e iG uaer the dgngst
mission people in ,-1ic5e n1'7es ana CEN
strike san e wheat Pyoie cables reported that the
Tndo to Sae railroad they also ce!med that weather
n b en- out at noo~ being bullish wheat
nar th9 cash market in New-Yor1 irreg
Pggth TGR4 s. 27l 10 hard ManO6a 81 il 'ssn afoat
oZr & aa at one line advanced the Western price Sc
,+ HsI higher although somewhat of from the
Pu-l IN Doth markets under realizing hour
4lG sympathy with Acceptances OF corn ct The
,fst We're generally smaller previous day
at'1 ChAgo estimates for to-day light
a. INFERIOR points receipts aggregated 900 bushes
a",tt EaLI as large as CIeaTances
sr esuOo bushels. but the export demand light
poIts No corn closed 5S1zc elevator and 5Iac : -
. oat' No white, 52c, and 10 yellow 51s<c o b
--e,aN- tAIS-Jhe early = corn led
70 good bnying Of higher prices Up 10 midday
NieA -esnzlng developed and the market of
o1sf The close was steady. Cash prices
.eai raarket were follows: Mixed to 9fIS61
3.e natural white. 80 81 3793sc; clpned white SO
70 80 Ih. 39g4lc. RYE nominal. BARLEY-BIarl<et
SLOW Feeding at 43ILc ( Ne1v-Yorl-
mating at 46g52c. / Buffalo. ' @
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan si-Clossng: wHEAT-Spot steady; No
california; 7s I'D futures quiet; March, rs Id May.
IL ssd; July. II. coRN-Spot. American mixed. new.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Ire ports and interior points to-day.
le same DAY 81 week aad last year:

Ia Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
sr'-s.@ demand sales 5000 bales speculation ana
ss n a. Aele-ieaa 0oe: receipts 1900 AMER
g,F's cecue Cllse6 STEADY, ret points loweT
a-e Fe5rlefg- -Earch 3.Gfd: Earch-Apr1l. BID
ia . 75ci Aay-June. Tsd. June-July SID; July
i1ss- - Alg1st. September sd; ssptenaoeF-9e-
ga Dctobe--ssoyenher 3.6Sds November De-
- ot1ers iop
Et AND AEAI(-The -four market shows very lit
ser 1t ceIand being confined 20 small lots 20
~ ESQ i-neFs cDy sa-es reported today were IN
&C. cl=sfs and sEring patents Prices remain u1-
Hs-l- Spring patents s. s50s0 30: winter straights
a. ~ 7stDtsr patents, 50 5GGS5 So spring clears
rs - ezra 10 winter 81 SOC 81 30; extra No 2
te-. = ~ 81 -. RYE FLOUR aDtet. Quoted: FAT
49, - s59sf 20: choice 70 fancy 81 756S5. BUCK
es-ss1 'lsDJR easy Quoted: 81 95QsZ 05 per 100 10
t-lf-aL gtefdy. quoted: Kiln dried, 81 SOqSS ~, as
lsl,- sAcAiEAL steady. Quoted: Fine white ana
d. ~ % coarse, new. 81 p5Msl U75s. EEED-t2ty
ss--s western easy. Quoted; Western spring 81 90
60 lic1!rg. SIS four DO, 500 70 red dog s2l 70
Gr.s e,v ban. so 506s2I SO. bulk snd sacks; mid
s-sZ re 6ee sc 59s honsiuy chop. SO 30 buzz
KS e.,rne1l rs 5GGf29
rss-fhe general market for essential oils is nTfn.
to-eiif owing scBDt sofylies
xa,a s quoted 320s5c otEer oils were guotea as
Anpise. - ls4sl l7isi beTgaxaot. e 1Dgsz -;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher sts
rs. 90 A. M--FOr BinghamtOn and Syracuse
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Lortl
P. M.-For Buffalo Chicago
90 p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
IS As ?. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
90 A M--For ChicaEo-Sleepers al . P n.
Tickets, 14s. 400. 11S3. 14s4 Broadway. " 2: $40
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
r.ces .n the local market to-day

Eoe-sa coffee f-@IkeI5 t9Col-ee market arr; No :
co. haEsi United states. 5000 bags; snip
Europe. 1000 stock $4,000 bags Santos
-Cr-ee market quiet; good santos. JS4Q0;
ssps ltIgo- days. 23co5 bags. stock i60icy0 bags
Ea. purgSoffze market opened unchanged; 2:30
5.Gs pfs lower. sales. 1900 bags HavEe-
Co-el market opened bariy steady - franc lower al Y
declined = frame ? declined = franc AZ $50
? declined , franc; total EaIes. 5000 bags
Iarus-v July -....----..-.-... so
Es1-LEEg = august $50
March aloOl september 1900
October .z9 .
My % November 80
ss December .4S IS
TIE statistical position Brazilian coffee as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ynnalo Ian sI-FIIOUR firm. CORN strong; No yell
low 4s1sc: No s. 47&c. OATS steady: No white.
a5.c: No mixed. 3Ss4c BARlAEY-Western quoted at
44G55c. RYE-No 1. e5e.
chicago Jan 31-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

Cash quotatons WeIa "a t9IioWs. 5gsI.
| red 81 isaQSi soa 4 CORN. No 2 SSo; No yellow.
The Press., 1905-06-07
CHARMING DOLLY MADISON.

The Greatest of All the Mistresses of
 the White House.
 To define the charm of charming woman Is always difficult. Dolly Mad ison's features were not regular, nor was her figure perfect. She was not witty, nor was she wise, and she par ticipated little if at all In her hus- bands intellectual life. Nevertheless she stands out as the greatest of all mistresses of the White House, and her popularity was unbounded. She ruled over her world in Washington with genial good nature and instinc- tive tact. Her nature was warm, af. fectionate and impressionable. She loved life and people, and her world loved her. Her brilliant coloring, ami mated face and we'll rounded figure went with a cordial manner and a sym pathy for those about her amounting to genius, and she was always ready to bubble into laughter.
 Who could resist such woman, the wife of a president9 She was the cen ter of observation at the inaugural ball, but she would have been the cen ter of observation at any ball even If she had not been the presidents wife She had, in fact, ruled as lndisputably over the little boarding house in Phla- delphia kept by her mother when she was the Widow Todd as she did over the White House as Mrs, Madison Gaillard Hunt in Century,
The Press., 1905-06-07
1hE scHooLTEAcHER.
How a Young Man Fresh From COl-
 lewe Makes His Start.

How a Young Man Fresh From Cola
 1eEe Makes His Start,
 A young man fresh from college who many things to consider. The profes- sion, If 1t can be called profession, is still unorganized. No standard of ex. cellence, no diploma certifying ability is required. Methods of teaching in public schools in New York state are very different from those in Colorado and those in Utica are different from those in Buffalo. There are private schools of all kinds. There are almost as many methods of teaching arithme- tic as there are of teaching vocal mu- sic. To obtain his first position he or dinarily joins an agency. He takes to the agency his record at college, supple mented by as many pleasant recom- mendations from his professors as pos sible, pays his yearly fee and promises the agency a certain percentage-5 per cent usually-of his first years salary. Occasionally his college will find a place for him in one of the schools that prepare directly for 1t. At any rate, he will find without great difficulty a posi- ton that will support him. Perhaps 1t will be in a little denOminatiOnal boarding school, where he will teach thirteen different subjects during his first year, as one man I know did. If he survives his first year successfully and with some measure of content in the work he Is likely to be teacher for the rest of his life.-Leslie's Monthly.