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New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Nc-k, January 20, 1903
CnFFEEtoee with heavy liquidation that was at
buted the Wall street and Western people,
rrominen supporters the market earlier
nd losses the There Seemed
rottinS resh IN the explain selling movement
TIE Eu-opean markets reflected greater anxiety
situation and while receipts continued full
with the Brazilian markets lower there nothing in
th taken by itself. explain heavy decline
ss a6e had only expianationliQuidatoa BY Longs
who bad Jerome discouraged. rendered slightly
lneasy ~ The full movement primary points
and perhaps Involved In other markets extent
reQuied the funds that IDLE IN
Csfse However this be TIE remains that after
opeHlg sieady partial decline OF points and ruling
cdet epe steady most Of the morning the market su9
ceny became particularly weak and active, breaking .
81 onrs tron the closing prices of the previous day
nni points IRON the best level of the season Sales OF
100 $50 bags Il has been estimated that the
Val Street ana Western interests n the coffee market have
long Of 6O00oo bags Some DAYS il may
hs cse about 200 600 bags believed 70 be part q
h9ing sold In about half session, but that
cf6n the market received such prompt support from
fdng traoe interests that prices suffered little The
tnudEfon has been progressing by MS and starts
zn6 the chsef buyers apparently have been the
interests who supported the market again at the
81 to-day Just before the close of todays ses
for early sellers buyers there
enc demand The reaction theory, leading slight
trr1rement, but Hnal prices showed loss for the
dIy - 70 IS points Sales OF futures were estimated
e.7 10 bags
ne Rge Of prices in the market to-day
VI
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
READING SYSTEM.

"a, NEU JERSEY CENTRAL R
gery street and South Ferry thine from south Ferry
=, nvE .Str MINUTES earlier than shown below.
E<4SION. BETHLEHEM. AILENTOXFN AMI MAFTCu
iD, 9;V9 t9-aS Eastoh only m SundayS sLsS
wfIKEsBxiRfRiEe iSSi RE- RSbb RRS Is scRANroS-.4oo ,1o
LSRHIsomop % suha1yTi 7t-ss q M Tol,P 2
PAhNhGAf-z4.O0 $40 a m, z13O (3.4o AI0
sEsRsswood and La<ehurss Ony). a5.0O. xs.Os .. m
xAIr,LL.A,N.EIG xI,L., CIIY-=.s40 a fs.40 D m.
LtNG BkANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN SSF1rE
FV66SIa PLEaSANf, AND SEASHORE FONTS
s4-gu $50 1lSO a m. x1-2O las. $50. $50. 1Ls0
m sunday except Ocean Grove. 400 a m. lOO.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRtGHr, MONMOUTH RcH
EaSi LUNG B1SANCH-400. $50. $50 I1.30 q ~
i50. $50 (SSO Atlantic Hlds. onyl. $40 D. N. sun
PEaSI 4 rsFf y,SJ pfTI r. a a 80 80 2 ,Irc m
$500 90 90 10 n ~ m . . IS 90
f2-0O t399. .AoO. taco. tS.O0. t7.3O sso0. Ii6ss
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs+s42s $500 .toso
15S9e a m. 900. t.4-0e 800. 200. f925 D. m
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-aoO. s1oOo si.oa
..90 = 90 500. 100. s12.15.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyIIIE AND WILL
sA@1sfeoRf-.l409 Al z425 tso9: tS:1O (10.O0 IL0O
lns. Pottsyflle Harrisburg only. f4OO IS. 90 D m
ztrOm Liberty Street only. sDaiiy. exceoe
sunday SSundays only. tParlor only. iVia ia
Vfees: Liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry. Astor Houss
zol 454 tS0O- 1874 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av. 25 TnIon
square West. 153 East 125th St. 273 West I25th Gr
z45 columbus Av. New York: 4 Court St 344. 9S1
euIton ST. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. williamsburg
TO destination 7@S'
w c, RESLER. C. NJ BURT
Nfce-Pres and Cen. Gen Passsr @s,s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

OF New York.-1'ne New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company. Plaintiff. against Isaac Poisten and
others. Defendants-In pursuance Of a Judgment o.
Foreclosure and Sale duly made and entered in the
entitled action bearing date the 4h day of January
1900 l. the undersigned the Referee IN said judgment
named win sell at Public Auction at the New York Real
Estate Salesroom, No 161 Broadway in ~
Manhattan. City OF New York, 7th
1905 Il O'Clock that day by Joseph P. Day.
Auctioneer. directed said Judgment
sold. therein described foows All certain
lot piece parcel of land with the
including fixtures situate lying
being in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York, bounded and described follows Beginning
point formed by the intersection OF the Southery
side OF Seventeenth street with the Easeriy side OF L
rgton Place. running thence EGstey along the SOuthery
sde Of Seventeenth Street hundred and twenty feet
U20O: Southerly and parallel Livingston
Place hfhree feet s); thence Westerly and parallel
with Seventeenth Street hundred and twenty
Q200 Eastery Of Livingston Place
Northerly along the EasteFly side Livingston
hfty-three feet (53) the point place beginning
Said promises being known Stuyvesant Apartment
House. and by the Street Number Seventeen 40 Living
stou Place.
Dated. New York. January 14th. 1905.
EDWIN A. WATSON. Referee
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
The following Is diagram OF the property
described above. the number being II Livingston
Place:
Sfraak
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIvsrpool Ian. 25.-Closirg; WHEAT-Spot steady: No
California 7s futures susts March Is lad; May, q
new As I'd; American MIXED old. As i0isd; futures
STEADY; March As I'D; May. IS ID PEAS-Canaeian
steady IS DIsd FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady
es ed- HOPS IN London Pacific coasQ nSIn. a. iosg
essy prime ness western 61s 3D. HAMS-short cut "a
TO i6 10 quiet 40s Cd BACON steady; Cumberland cut
2a 10 so f SIS 6d lib 16 "a ~ long clear
middea. light 70 81 10 sIs Cd long clear uiiddles.
heavy 40 ~ S6s 3D. short clear backs 10 n
SOS Cd; clear bellies. IL 70 10 70. AS SHOULDERS
Square. II 10 IS %. steady. 52s. LARD arm; prime
western IN tierces, s6s; American refined In pas 85s
3D. BUTTER norlinal CHEESE nrm; American finest
white e3s; colored SIS TALLOw-prme city steady
2ss TURPENTTSE-Spirfts steady. ass ga RCSIN@
common firm, 4i1d. PErROLE UAl-Reansd qJret ed
IINSEED OIL quiet. l5s Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

HAY AND sTRAW-HAYGThe severe storm OF to-
et WIS entirely nominal. Receipts made the liberal
showing OF over 5000 to-day and yesterday and
prces Tor grades sofened In consequence We
quote; Prime large per 100 10. s2Ac; No do
II Rs0c; do. 72a475c: No do 654Ioc; shipping
50d8Oc small bales DC less than large clover mixed
7oa75c; clover clear 70Q75c. Glover mixed and clover
clear strictly prime. quoted alike to-day. NO
undergrades Of either wanted STRAW--Lons rye
makes good showing in quality for the week and the
market is lower and weak nomnay To-Day - O15St ~
Receipts and reported at the Freaue
Exchange et noon to-day were; by Hudson River Rail
road &To; Erie 40: Pennsylvania loo; Delaware LeA
and Western, 400; Lehgh valley 2oO; bAlunors
ohe. so; Ontario and Western 20 Central OF New
Jersey. co. from Texas 10: total 1850 tons Total tor
week. 1850 tons last week 6620 tons Exports IN oaes
Bermuda 1885, Hull, T64; Glasgow 1760; Havana Ioi
various IS. Receipts to-day. 40 tensI for week.
760: last week. >eT5.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
LONDON WOOL MARKEr.

London. Jan. 25.-The offerings az the wool auction
to-day numbered 1851 bales large quanttty
was wen absorbed BY cQntinsntai sud homs buyers
Weakness noted occasionally fine greasy, owing
to sackeninE demand from Americans scosirsds. .
frm well grown crossbreda selling
grades Cape Good Hone
and seoureds brissy, but greasy was occa-
slonay withdrawn. Following the sales In detail
victoris 1900 bales: secured lidfes .sd gsasy sds
greasy. 4Sddis ID Queensland 1900 bales secured.
is ltdG1s Cd; greasy 7hgiiHd South Australia 500
I. Sisdfels ST. 6%dNfs I'D West
Australia. SOC eaies. Greasy. The1ihd Nsw-zsaiana,
Nsta. Lioo baIass sssurst sdis ~ Ersssy sSoi0d
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
whi above-deScribed property Is be sold is
s66 800 interest thereon from 18th day OF
1904 together with costs and allowance amount
ing to S4s2 20. with day January.
with the OF the sale The
amount Of taxes assessments or othe< liens which
allowed to the purchaser OF the purchase
money or paid by the Referee So 764T5 interest
Dated, New York. January 14th 1905.
EDWIN A. WATSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

e local market for spot cotton closed steady and 10
p1s higher Ti0c for middling upland and 55c for
aellnR 9uf. Sales 70 spnners, $50 bales. Southern
markets were reported as toliows Mobile steady &c
;eeeL a. e1zc sales. 800 bales Norfolk STEADY. 80
seG q etc. ssles zi2 bales. Baltimore nominal end
snsEsea 7Sc Galveston hrn Lice higher. al ot c;
- - bales New-Orleans 6rn, 1-loc higher at 6Ss
49, - 800 bales Charleston buyers and sellers apart
Stlsa tesdy Ac higher 6Mc: sales, o4T bales St
soss cSet itc lower csc. Estimated receipts at
s1o1 snEes tomorrow: AZ Houston. 600 20 900
.k against 2598 bales last week and 5.033 bales last
- a. Gslve<f 25e0 10 500 bales. against 2ol
80 last Gnd S451 bales last year, and at New
Yrs 6so0 500 bales against si7s bales last week
- oasSe bales last year.
Receipts ports interior points to-day
isitc with same CAV last week and
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IdverpooI Jan % A D. m-CcTroN-Spot n de-
rard prices points higher; American middlIng fair
AID; good uIddling as6d; middling. 3T4d; low mid
dnr 02d: good ordinary, S.4sd ordinary, SD
sales Of the day 1900 bales OF which 900 for
sneciatien and export and included IL 500 American
TceiDts % 600 bales including 1850 American Futures
opened and closed steady American middlins, c.
January cd: January and February. 362d February
and March Ss3d; March and April, S6sd: April and May
q ma. Nav and June. 3T4d June and July, 27Td; July
and August red; August and September 8sld Septs-
her and October Ss3t; October and November. S.s4d
November ana December 8.sod-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold is
SIS Is with interest thereon 7th No
vember 1904 together amount
gether with the expenses Of the SHE. The approximate
assessments, other liens, which
allowed to the purchaser Of the purchase
paid by the Referee. Is S69525 and interest The
premises will be sold subject a mortgage OF
sic. .0O0. with interest from May LIST. 1904
Dated New York. January 9th. 1905.
TEfOS. J. L. McMANUS, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

Cash quotations follows; FLOUR steady
WHEAT. No spring. 81 il@$ 15 No 8. S19S1 49, No
red 81 i5g$l Isss SoRN. No 4Se; Nc ysIlgw. 4sci
t 8hs sossie RYE 5c Bas sood f sseas SG
97c; fair choice mating 4394sc; FIAxSEED. No l.
81 10: TIMOTHY SEED, prime, 81; CLOVER, contract
grade S12 80; MESS PORK, bb Sl2 s09Sl2 SIS; LARD
per 100 10 so STA: CUT MEATSShprt ribs loose) 30
ase 70; short clear sides (ooxsd Sc 62gS6 STA wEIS
KEY basis high wines 81 % On the Produce Exchange
to-day: BUTTER steady: creameries l9G29c darss Isg
24c; EGGS firm; mark included. 2o425c hrsts
26 prime 2sc; extras. 9oc CHEESE steady to firm.
lI9i2c
puluth Jan z5.-c1osei WHEAT No / Northern.
81 iIik; No Northern, 81 0i11; May 81 i31s; July.
81 l2A September e4lsc
Milwaukee. Jan. 25-wHEAT, No Northern, 81 IOR
81 II; May 81 15aQsl 15M asked RYE dull; No J. S19
S1tAc BARLEY. No 2 SIC; sample. sTG3oc. CORN.
No 5. 21sG43c; May, 45lso bid.
Minneapolis jan 25-wHEAT-May, 81 I4s; July,
81 l2gs1 i2 sepsenher s41Hc No hard. 81 l4&i No
patents So l0G$6 2o second patents s. sOG$6s clears
si4
Philadelphia. 25.-WHEAT steady: contract grade,
January 81 1881 ish. CORN steady; January 49la9
4e%c OATS STEADY No white. natural 81 Gl3Sc No
white clipped Ssc BUTTER nrm and sc higher; extra
Western creamery soc; extra nearby prints Sic EGGS
al mark CHEESE steady; NeN-Yok. fun fancy.
lax 912i9c; do choice l2c; do fair % good. u1gilAc
Receipts-FTour l400 bbs and l3Tb0Oo ID. In sacks:
wheat 5000 bush; corn 46ooo bush; eats 5000 bush.
shiprents-Whsat 1900 bush; corn. 1900 bush;
Is. coo bush
Toledo, Jan. z5.-cLovERsEEp-css and January.
81 10 February 81 so; March, 81 50; APRIL 81 5 AL
sfKE-Prlms 81 SO: T1MOrHz-Prims 81 82A.
8 Louis Jan 2c~-caosss wHEAr no rsa sAAA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

honlny chop $50 bulk s2i * ss,s. o,r.a, .,e osoo
w htEAF-From start TO dnish toe. The
te day 1niae with prices nfo1it fh io s
srs mere was considerable line OF short NAV
-- - os an elevator house Chicago accord
70 dlslatehes and smaller traders eisebsrc cSe-o
~ sympathy. while the market got ad5itso,a1 ,,e
rom statistics notably the small arrivals NJ
Wheat hef les - @ .se covering the entire
ruesdays snow map, there was little orotecfto fo
. hahsas southward The Thermometer AT Tlo5ga
while at Oklahoma only above i,..rs n,s
also prevailed In the Far Northwest gt,n t1t4i -
any nmediate change in tho wheat belt The low tene
hsl1ures were aso expected 10 have effect on the
NOV einsnt which predicted run light rot only 5
yle southwest, but spring points as we'll
f mad Tor the day 23e against 2O6 cars last ea
and primary uonts rerorfd h5l oo seI
pared with 100000 bushels corresponding ssx,
ear ago IL reported that cash demand in Mime
strong prices The most bullsh point about cables was an
srance or hGed at Liverpool Paris market clos
bqS5 points lower, and Budapest points down
reported rain and seet in Argentina. crop
harvest Is being eoleted The local cash market was
LIl with prices as follows; No red, 81 20ss: No
Northern Duluth. 81 2sh: No i hard Manitoba 81 lin
81 liz. b ahoat. lCORN-Even at Chicago. indrine
IRON the OF prices during the day. speculative rae
IN corn was very light; in Eew-Tork the market was
west ruled higher nevertheless suggestions smaller
receipts owing the extremely cold Liverpool
VS. - higher on futures, but rather spots
account OF large arrivals Interior receipts
rather liberal $4,000 bushels compared b94 600
ose last but counteracted BY clearances
10000 bushels and export trade Of % loads mar
The cash market in New-Yor1 closed follows: No
corn o2i.c elevator ana 81 lsc ahoat No white
Other markets there at
nc West prices closing about best points of the day.
Sasa quotations II NewYork follows: Mixed. %
80 = ". S0tEqs1e; natural white 3laSsc and clipped
whte 3e 70 40 70, 3Sis641c RYE-NOmnal. BARLEY
---Alsrket orl. Feeding quoted at 43<c, 1
NeN-fork ani mailing. 4ea52c Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
'Na reported

a - Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton,
ss5ot doing; sales 1900 bales; speculation ana
f- -,yyys American II 600; uiddling upland. 37zd;
ara 1900; American 2leo0; futures opened steady
ltnusr- closed steady. net Z93 points higher
tss ane JannaFy-Febrcsry. Se2d: February-Msrch.
sfs6 i pril sosc: ApriI-Msy. e71d: May-Jgne
~ae-soly, BID; guiy-AUgust S1Sd; Augus-Ser-
- sssSio septeneer- October. 5.s5c; october-Hovem-
tsfr. go. NoVenber-December SD. Manchester
PTof-p guar. sttsrr. cloths, fair business doing.
t.4sD AEAL-OWing 70 she absence OF buyers
vas practically nothing doing in the nour market
sr,. .Sse,atoEs were steady and unchanged: Spring
r.. q eoass soi winter straights 81 x5GSS 4o winter
~ ~ ~ ~: spring clears s4 30ds4 %: extra No
sfE FToTP I 90 exrs no winter - s so4ss 20 so
eu.sss. = my, - 75Gs5. BUcKwHEAT FLOUR dull
fns e-oss 10 per 100 no. cORSMEAL steady, Quoted
esss.s r. s2 ses9Ss 10 as 70 brand, BAoMEAL stesoy
sF[ m Shits and yellow 81 25; coarse new ~ 030
GE Fss $40 Z. slsassra mleallng s.s nss. ,y ss ss
ma sacks nideiinE, tec9tz5i red DOS w eoi
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

COTT0N-There greater activity. and with
shorts rendered by the acreage reduction talk
from Ns~-OrleaIE. and the reports of speedy ter
nination OF the Par Eastern prices were gen
eraiy firm and closed the best level OF the day
The opening firm al advance Of q II points in
response 70 hrmer cables and SOME Liverpeel buying
z the local market But overnight adyfces from
keg-Orlesns were not particularly encouraging. As
oHe wire s. the talk OF the delegates indicated
crop o. 100000 bales the extreme bear estimate
and during the FIRST days session steps were taken
Hard solution OF the problem 70 obtaining higher
g.oes for The enormous supplies This in connection
vita bearsh circular issued by the Wall Street
Rs leader seemed 20 restrict the demand from shorts
early. and sitter the call prices worked back 20 within
41 points q tie Anal quotations OF the previous day
But the declining tendency was OF snort Duration Tor
later wires from Aew-Orleans reported that delegates
70 the convention signing pledges TO reduce acre
sge BY about ss per cent. and private adylces re-
ported continued frrnness the Of interior hold
es After working back 10 about the opening figures
The market ruled rather quiet around that level during
TIE middle session but became much more active and
nrner m the late trading when II looked as II leading
shorts covering. The market was finally nrm ct
hst advance Of 1l6 l. points. Early advices OF
otcial character from the Southern spot markets
showed easier tendency but late reports arm,
With prices higher The talk OF peace In the Far East
when the by reduced consumption
would seem but Indifferent bull argument 10 the
Na s 70 be ended by serious disturbances in Russia,
arc probably in European financial circles II would
seem Therefore that II the advance is 20 be maintained
i must Re owing developments IN the South
imIFoveneut in spot demand
Ths range Of contract prices in local to-day
vas &c follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE. MARKETS.

New-fork january 70, lbOo-
pvl,va ANn PFAS-The market IL showing stronger
- - domestic marrow and red kidney. The
yi,s varieties 5Qloc higher bot red kidney have not
a~anced ss Vet little stronger but no higher
Scotch peas steady We quote Beans maes9~ ,sn S9 9
80 40 pea ibol 81 5sqs 7Tn g. red kidney. 1904
~ 7s 40 white kdnsy, 1904 " SbasS 90 BLACK turtle
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne was quist with prices
nomnaly unchanged. and machine made barrels were
quoted az 55Ac Rosn ruled steady and unehanseo al
81 S7h for common strained Tar ruled STEADY
a IS for oil barrels. We quote; -, -
sPIRITS TuRPENTINE-on and maehins hols COG
65hc
TAR-s3. -. q, s-,l u ..ox.
80 10; r. H1xas3 2oi q. ~ 2o6xs 2s II. Ss sSess so
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

elevator 81 12Ts May 81 1875; July. s5ssGe51sc: No
hard 10. CORN. No 2 cash, 44c; May. 43 $50 July
4SAe OATS. No cash. Bic; Nay. s1c; No white.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

Codee cables-Rio-CoTee market weak: No Rio,
ttSDc: exchange Il Ltd; receipts 5000 bags; ship
the United States. 1000 bags; stock $4,000
has. Santos-Cofee market weak; good average
santos $500; receipts. $4,000 bags: stock 1855
haFs HamburE-COnee market opened unchanged: at
sse m net = pfg lower - = pfg higher; sales
$4,000 bags Eayre--onee market opened unchanged
Z. franc higher: u IA, unchanged sat 3
changed !. franc lower: $50 m, declined =
a-arc ralae bag.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
l. ss eoqss 10; X 81 s5gs4 40: NJ 81 soqs4 ss IS 10;
w G. 50 sos$5 s5; W W. SIS 50.
STOCK ON HAND.


4.Slo Db5
Ts 'uFpeh'ihe' 1310 bbs
t,33I bb5
oS savannah, Jan. 25-TURPENTIN firm 524c; receipts
Dds sales 2S0 RoSLN nrm; receipts. 1885 ebls
s9 ss. 5fss shipTn ents. 503I Quoted: A. B. d.
= g; F. Sc IS; F. 81 so: c. 81 g5 H. IS 20: / So 5o
n; - 20; NJ, - 5o y. 81 rs: w G. S5; w w IS 15
,nS Sdd1iisson' JAN 25-rURPENTINE ROSIN moth
>, wilmington. Jan. 25.-sPIRITs TURPENTTNE nru
bbl TeeepIs IL bels RoSIN rm 50 eO receipts 2ss
AK frn. 81 60s receipts bbls CRUDE TITFS-
FII-NiINE nTm 81 so and SO 20; receipts, 20 bbls
p66SSII,Seol Jan zo--TURPENTINE-Spiri S7s
f'Os4N-American strained. SIS lad: fine lis 3d.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

LackawAnnA Railroad.
Leave HOrk. foot barclay and ChrlsJopna< STA
ts.Oo A. A.-kor slnghanion ana Syracuse
s10.OO A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. LoutA
sl40 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
taco p. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
ssI0 p. A.-For Buralo and Chicago.
ss45 p. M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica
200 A M.-For Chicago-SSeepers et o p NJ
Tickets. 199 429. i1sS I434 Broadway y. X.s $50
Fulton Brooklyn sDafly tExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
BAL LTIhORE and OHIO RAILROAD
NEW Yl2K. NEN AlYEN & HARTEn9n a 3

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 42d
4th Ave, follows. for
boston via New London and Provtdence-f45O
t:l0;oO. .x!ll0;Os 10 A. ~. ftIl;Oo 'xl10s. '1lS:0o.
BOSTON via WilIIrnantic-tfs:0o A NJ 1900 p NJ
BOSTON via STANDARDIZATION A. NJ. tlll20O. sl.4:OO
s11:OO P. NJ
FTTCHBURGf Putnam Worcester-fS:OO P n
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-tS:50 A. NJ. 1881 P NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f450, $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 p. NJ.
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f4;50. 5000. tFSs0O.
I,5:Gl. 1900. $500 Go waterbury, P NJ
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station and cf95th
St. at c113. c2s1. 11s5. c1354 Broadway CO Park
Place. eos Union Square c1s2 Fifth Ave. Gas Columbus
Ave. Madison Ave. c273 West i25th 153
S125th In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton ST.
sDaiy. Except sundays. SUNDAYS onIy. ystops at
125th xStops Sundays only tParor
Limited HAS dining car. eParlor and Sleeping Car
C. T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass AT
o. ". SHEPARD. Gen. supt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Jan 25.-FIOUR easy. WHEAT, no de-
mand CORN steady; No yellow. 4914c; No corn.
BARLEY-Western 44455c. RYE. No 2 s21c
lows - -''
Wheat n" 2; Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
July 5Q9S@ eSA eSAQ9sM QSM
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL LROA AD.
THE ONLY FouR-TRAck LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
STATIONS foos q WEST TwENTY;TED ExT JTn STREET
HSp & ASD Syn Desbrosses d S
Streets ave minutes lateE than that given below
i~eh'y-'hird street fos ssaaIGn HE WEST.
.;Sss ;Sss 5 9$SASsS54iFzsr. LIMITED
::,ssP.M eHIeHeS %Sp ST. g; LOUIS EXPRESS
::s :s$$ SHlfsSH 4sss iSSfs f#zzE55BEs Hz#Szss
sS ~ ~ csVEAND ccAGEFIc EPNsfSc kNp c1Nc1SNAr1 EXP
7e ,WAsHIHSToN ,1S AID The .is sogTaii aio cam
Congressional LI1ed,'l s25 - 2S 70 40 s20 p M
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Fifth Avenue Cbelow 2Sd ST.: 283 Fifth Avenue Cor
her 18th St); l House. and stations named
soove; Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9o
broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
York Transfer Company win call for check bag
sage from residences through destination
Service. ~ -
W. W. ATTERBJJRY ]. P WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

lows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-10-05
Acknowledges Recent Of Badge.

Mr.. Shepard, who sent souvenir
Hood River badges to large number
of Portland people, among them r..
Hall, advertising agent of the Harri-
man lines in Oregon, A. l.. Craig, the
general passenger agent; R. B. Miller,
general freight agent; Jefferson My
ers, president of the state commits
sion; Il. W. Goode, president of the
exposition, and E. G. Giltner, secre-
tary to President Myers, has received
this letter from Mr.. Myers:
Portland, Sept. %, 1865. E. II.
SheI ard, Hood River, Oregon. Ny
dear sir: Please accept my very kind
thanks fol- Your kind remembrance
of one Of Hocd Rivers very beautiful
badges. Yours very truly,
JEFFERSON My rs.
President.