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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Special Sale of
Bathroom Fittings
Senent.

Basement
NiCkel-plated Ware
to S. .9S.
Towel Rods, csc. to 99c.
Three-arm Towel Racks. 59c.
to S1.17.
Soap and Sponge Holders, SI.tt'
to SO. IA
Toilet Paper Holders. 2tc. to
St3S.
Tumbler Holders. SIC. to Soc
Glass and Brush Holders. 69c.
to Sill.
Comb and Brush Trays. ST t.OS
TO S1.72.
Robe Hooks. &c. to 97c.
Glass Towel Rods. S1.3S to
White Enamelled Bathroom
Stools. S2.24 to Sc. is.
White Enamelled Bathroom
Scales, St2.5 50 To S.24.
Nickel Framed Mirrors. SO. SO
to 81 $40.
Bath Sprays. 24c. TO Sf.72.
'.fludge" Gamers
For Perfect Preservation
of Fruits and Vegetables.
Easement
Every one a steam plant,
the size depending upon
the number of cylinders
every cylinder holding one
fruit jar, any standard
make.
Fruits and Vegetables are placed
In the jar raw and the steam from
tho tank below cooks them Just
right for perfect preservation.
Exclusive agency" claimed else
where-and the prices asked are -
per cent higher than these Macy
prices:--
No. &c, Se.1e; SC, Sa. 80:
4-C, S4.24.
No. t-B, So. SO; 2-B, So. 90;
Alb, S5.13.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

ENAMELLED CHIFFONIERS,
g.; inches wide. we'll finished; MADE
with five deep drawers ana cast
brass trimmings; sold by others 1;-s AT
$500. our price. 300
ENANELLED d r z S s E r ;.
made with three deep drawers,
swinging mirrors and cast brass
trimmings: soil By others at Sll,Oc.
our price ...---.- ---...--.-'N0 p
ENAMELLED DRESSERS, as
above. with large swinging mir
rors: sold by others at $500. our
price go. -. . IO-+0
ENAMELLED CHIFFONIERS,
So inches wide. with shaped tops,
five deep drawers. pattern plate
swinging mirrors and cast brass
trimmings; sold by others at
S15.00. our price. go
SOLID OAK CHIFFONIERS,3 80
inches wide with five deep drawers
and cast brass trimmings; similar
design. made of ash: sells else
where at $500. our price. 50. 80
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

OR newspaper advertising covers
but a part OF the midsummer safes
now in progress.
Very Often Many of Our Best
Values Are NOT Advertised. As
Rule These Are Small Lots-Ciear-
ance Groups-Limited Quanu,1es.
They Are Plaoarded With Our
REGULAR Not Advertised" Cards.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Children's S Wear.


A splendidly stocked sec
ton devoted to Infants
land Children's Apparel-a
copy, for all that, of de-
'partments on every side
presenting apparel for
adults. Just as completely
IstOcked-and just as care
fully.
The economies are general
CAMBRIC DRAWERS. finished
with tucks and embroidery OA.
ruftle; sizes > to II years. -. ZHC
SKIRTS, made of camhric. lawn
ruftie finished with hemstitched
tucks and wide lace edge; "a
sizes > to 10 years. CAi
PRINCESS DRESSES, made Of
lawn, round tucked yoke, Bertha
trimmed with lace insertion and
lace edged ruftie; sizes > to TO-
PRINCESS DRESSES, made of
lawn, square yoke of insertion and
embroidery ruffie all around, skirt
finished with hem; sizes . TO Op.
RUSSIAN DRESSES, made of
pique, large box pleated front.
small pleats at each side; ON,
sizes ,, and 1 years. SSS
PRINCESS DRESSES, made of
lawn, pointed yoke with hemstitch-
ing, wide embroidery insertion,
hemstitched ruff1e around yoke,
deep hem on skirt sizes S117
- SAA-0 y CcLA = . - - -
PRINCESS DRESSES, made OF
lawn, low neck. pointed bertha,
trimmed with lace insertion and
lace edged rufile; skirt finished
with hem and tucks; e1 O9
sizes = to 3 years. y Il 20
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Children's Coats

ID FL
Ar 81 Of -REEFERS 4 \ [
Nl D-f.SO THREE QUAR-
TER LENGTH COATS, sizes Il tC
Il years, regularly 1896 each
loose box models made Of blue anC
brown cheviot and mixed tweeds
finished with strap.
AT Sl.pO LAWN DRESSES
sizes t to II years; made witt
yOkes trimmed with Val. or EN-
broidery insertion; full skirts, deel
hens.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WOnnen's rluslin Underwear.

CORSET COVERS:-
Cambria, low neck, French
style. trimmed with beading with
ribbon drawn through and lace
edge Observation-Disclosures. l sc
Cambria, V shaped neck,
trimmed with embroidery inser-
tiOn and embroidery edge 19c|
Cambria. round neck, French
style, trimmed with torchon
cage --..-.- .----.--. ...-...... 1 &c
Nainsook. round neck. French
style. trimmed with Point de
Paris lace insertion. beading with
ribbon drawn through and lace
edge ...... 0Sc
NainSook. round neck. French
style. trimmed with two rows of
torchOn insertion, beading ribbon
drawn through ard lace edge,
Nainsook, round neck. French
style. trimmed with three rows
of Val. insertion, beading ribbon
drawn through and lace edge,
Cambria, round neck, French
style. trimmed with torchon in
through and torchon edge. SOC
Nainsook, round neck. French
style, trimmed with three rows
of ball pattern lace across front,
lace insertion. beading ribbon
through bow and lace edge. .69c
NainSook, low neck. French
style. trimmed with fire tucks,
lace insertion, beading ribbon
drawn through and lace edge.
Nainsook, round neck. French
style. trimmed with fish eye Val
insertions. beading ribbon drawn
through, lace edge. .99c|
Better Qualities At Prices
Proportionatcly Low, Rang
ing Up To S14.96.
Oh EM1SES:-
Nsinsook. round neck. skirt
length, trimmed with two rows
Of torchon insertions. beading
with ribbon drawn through. bow
and lace edge; skirt finished with
lace edge ...--........-...... SSc
Nainsook, round neck, skirt
length, two rows OF Val. inser-
tiOns, beading ribbon drawn
through and lace edge: skirt fin
ished with lace edge. .S9c
Nainsook. round neck, skirt
length, trimmed with wide en-
broidery insertion. beading rib
bon drawn through. bow and Val.
edge: skirt finished with tucked
rue1e . 9 9Qp
Better Qualities At Prices
CorrespoaeihgTy Low, Rang
ing Up To S11 .3S.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Iron Beds, all sizes, with 1-inch
posts, brass mounts. scroll design
head and foot; regularly g 0T
S3. a, special .-.
Iron Beds, Aft. and 412-ft. sizes
only; 1-inch continuous post con-
struction. T-baIl cOnnec tionS, high
head end and extended
foot end; regularly S5.4Y. 81 67
special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Iron Beds. Aft. and 41a-ft. sizes:
heavy continuous post construc-
ton. high head end. with brass
scroll work. extended foot
end; regularly S9.I4. spe- G. 81
Iron Beds, sizes as above; with
extra high head and foot ends,
decorated with heavy brass scroll
work; extended foot end, COntin-
uous posts; regularly CO IA
S1O96. special ..-
Iron Beds, all sizes. made with
extra heavy continuous posts, high
head end, swell foot end. with
seven brass filing rods; finished
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

lT~- sale Win all the
4 A lOw-priced and
II 10 high-quality inn
10 NJ pOPUanCe of a
lTMacyS Sen1l-annual or
lAS yearly event. The
only difference-stOcks are
not so enormous
GOWNS
Muslin, Y shaped neck,
trimmed with clusters of fine
tucks and hemstitched lawn ruf-
Muslin. square neck. trimmed
with hemstitched tucks, three
rows OF wide embroidery inser-
tion and embroidery edGing acc
Muslin. V - shaped neck.
trimmed with fine tucks. four
rows Of embroidery insertions
and hemstitched lawn ruffie. .A9c
Muslin. high neck. trimmed
with fine tucks and embroidery
eoSe ......--. .----.-........- OSc
Muslin, V shaped neck.
trimmed with tuclzs, zigzag
stitching between and hem
stitched lawn ruffie. .59c
Nainsook, low neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with tucks, two
rows OF embroidery insertion,
hcmstitched lawn ruffie and rib
bon bow -....-.-....-..-..-. .OSc
Cambria, square neck, trimmed
with hemstitched tucks, five rows
OF blind embroidery insertion,
embroidery edge and ribbon
DOW ...---.-.----- .-.-.-.-..--I &c
Nainsook. low NECK and short
sleeves, trimmed with tucks with
ribbon drawn through, lawn band
and ribbon bow. ......... soc
Nainsook, low neck and short
sleeves. trimmed with hem
stitched tucks. Valenciennes in
scrtions. beading ribbon drawn
through and Val. edge. .S9c
Nainsook, Y - shaped neck,
trimmed with fine tucks, four
rows OF embroidery insertion and
embroidery edge ......-...... S9c
NainsOok. low neck forming V,
trimmed with hemstitched tucks.
two rows Of embroidery inSer-
tions, beading with ribbon drawn
through and embroidery edge.
81 20
Nalnsook. low neck and short
sleeves, trimmed with six rows OF
lace, headings with ribbon drawn
through and lace edge. s 1 %
Better Qualities At Prices
Proportionately Low, Rang
ing Up To S17.49.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
1st FL
On the Sd FL.

G
On the Sd Fl.
MERCBRIZED ARMURE POR-
THERE'S, all solid colors. fringed
top and bottom:-
S7.25 qualities at S4.9S a pair.
SS.75 qualities at S5.SS 2 pair
MERCERIZED PORTIERES.
Ottoman weave, combination col
orings, fringed top and bottom;
1915 qualities at S7.4S a pair.
SILK LAMPAS PORTIERES.
finished with fringe on front edges
and bottom; were S22.4S a pair;
reduced 10 S1O.9S.
EXTRA HEAVY TAPESTRY
COUCH COVERS, Oriental color
ings and patterns. 60 inches wide;
ST.25 to $3.50 qualities; special at
81. 90 and ST. "a each.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, in novelty weaves:-
S1.35 qualities at CSC pair
$1.9O qualities at S. 40 a pair
$50 qualities at S .SS a pair
On the Second Floor.
KIMONOS, made of colored
lawn, square yoke back and front,
trimmed down front and around
sleeves with band of white 4 2~
lawn; special at. ~
The material alone is worth more
than the finished garment sells for.
WOMEN'S WAISTS, made of
sheer white lawn, open front and
trimmed with fine embrOid-
cry. tucked back, collar and OOr
cuffs Observation-Disclosures. ~
WOMEN'S WAISTS, made of
fine white lawn. panel front but
toned at side, trimmed with very
fine Val. lace Insertion,
tucked back. cuffs and col OOc
laf ..........-....-..
wOMEN'S WAISTS, made Of
extra fine lawn, buttoned back,
round yoke formed of Val. lace In
sertiOn and trimmed with two
handsome embroidery 81 AO
panels .....--..
TUESDAY SALE OF soc. AND
70c. SUMMER CORSETS AT
2Sc. Women's Corsets, four mod
els; one made of fine white jean.
a girdle top model. long hips, with
hose supporters attached front and
sides; the others made of fine white
batiSte-one low bust and dip hip,
another medium bust and medium
hip. with hose supporters attached
in front. All trimmed with lace
and ribbon.
CHILDREN'S HIGH NECK
DRESSES, made of blue. rose and
pink. plain and striped chambray.
trimmed with wash braids and
white pique; full skirt finished
with deep hem; sizes + to L. years
sold elsewhere at $1.O0; 6No
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OSC
In the Basement.
COMFORTABLES, filed with
clean, sweet cotton
Tufted. size 12x12 ms, each. ..79c
Stitched, size 72x12 ms. each SIC
They are covered with prettily
patterned silkoline, figured on one
side.
l. The Above Will Not Be -,
y on Sale Monday. a.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Enamel and Solid Oak
Furniture for the Bedroom.

4th Fl.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
10 CITY REAL ESTATE SPECULATION.
Esw Rearrangement of Street System in
Crowded Quarters Can Be Effected.

70 The Editor q The Tribune.
Sir: DO not regard as desirable real estate
SPECULATION on the part OF the city. know Of no
oirection in which phanthropic investment can be
made with a better return than in the purchase by
private parties Of park sites and building sites
which wise foresight will indicate that the city
VII subsequently, need with view Of holding them
Until the city can take them over at valuation
Based on their cost and carrying charges A rich
and unexpioited series of opportunities is here
afforded for the activity Of we-to-do public spirit
ed etizens
Ihe city itself. however, should, / think. not
undertake 20 acquire any land for resale except
taat surrounding localities which it is intended 10
improve On extensive scale. For instance. it win
soon become necessary to reorganize the Five
FONTS district back Of the City Hall. This little
esnge Of Streets. situated between three distinct
- ssett systems. and not related TO any OF them, VIII
= tas near future have 10 be made over. Inc eX-
%e.ss Hla be enormous II done under old faShloned
I1Selaoos. II. however the city should condemn ali
60 rs-o-sL and the BOwery, lay out new street
~ psrk system. reserving sufficient lana IoF pup
- -. Dslofg sites, and then sell the remainder, re-
srteO as 20 building conditions. the WhOie UNDER
.eAag could be put through with great advantage
~ sIs community. and probably al no expense
ssL@seVef. This example specifically illustrates
ssaesnnation. which otherwise would be impossible
-s~llslnment on account OF cost.
-Ae enormously expensive Encouragement OF tne
~-set system IN the crowded part OF LONDON IS
- am convinced that thorougbgoing reor-
seszsuon OF lower Manhattan and the well punt
oktrlcis in other parts of the city as wen. where
ssst5 cement VIII be necessary, can pe ACCOM-
washed In any other way CALVIN TOMKINS,
President Municipal Art Society
NeV-York. Jan. "a 1865.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New February 2. 1905.
BEEvEs-Receipts were IS cars or Ts1 head. includ-
direct and 20 for the market
yards No trade OF Importance reported Feeling daII
to ehoe Gsl native M fsd sdes s extra beef brought s
Liverpool and London cables Gnotec % a dressed meat
from this port either to-day or to-morrow 80, -
held oTdr yeeTday r. H. HoIis reported the
fresh cows. calf included at S32 to 500 each' no 0
cALvEs-Receipts including late arrivals yestsT ester.
good and prime and shS1s Ds s'9S %sta waS
saves especsIy gs sxtP @ Sesvy weights be
o1e easier sa so 0f a. o pr 100 r. but the
eral market s69s9 so for common to prime prime me, me
ia5 10 So m Were scarce and brought readily
e sa sP m:a sa @s S & IS % sS S
per f for ~ city i dressed Teas and SS
$40 per 100 10 IS do 1s7 ro at So 5O DO 124 & n at at
at 81: do 90 H. at S. 5o do I46 10 at SO; do. s5
~ at s. 50 fed calves. 45S n at 81 90 M 1a7 N At
50 75 i i ioT DO i27 S ys at 50 5S p At So do %
e rS a at at s.. d d. s So So A. at at s. So Co. do s.;
w Hume; Ia2 10 s1 s $40; .1 Do I no sa16 nj r5
% 5 sS n no d H. 81 At s ss fe barhyard a a. calves O H. at
Nssa Sssoa y'Ss Western eas
b Hsrrinston: yeals 15o ~ at 50 70 100 - =, 81
Sanders veals. 40 Ib at 50; do lOo TO- AT s''
saEEP AND TAMBs-Receipts 15ts cars, or 27a
cars m to r be ee sod ali at CITY exception
lambs Sr est on rather s1 SsTa receipts
ably lower; statesmen Thought t mere w.
the fnish and the pens We sa@
cleared Common 10 prime sheep sou a.
s5 per 100 M clls sa@$s So ordinary to t enoGe
lambs 81 2SG$S 35: culls S0$o DO dressed mutton
sryoy sy GTessed h9hoase lambs at s5 per
at 81 30 Deq ,So s sRanaS4 m s7 ohio s stSs' do = n
"0 sssD S Gs 81 @ m 81 St So ST. s g. oho SH' % s at S
4 do 100 10. 81: buck. 120 10. at S4 .. -
Kerns Commission COMPANY: 222 Buffalo lambs 90 ~
at 81 so, do 81 %: 30 Buffalo sheep 1ls ID
at D % Harrins}aa % isa state 50 ~ s. % 1se DO
81 10 35 242 Western do 81 10 at 81 90 Zl 90
65 10 81 21T Canada and Western do Cxeo) Il ID
at 81 65 =. - ca ., ill. d,
n at S5; 81 State sheep 90 10, at 81. -
T. c. curtis Ia State lambs ~ 10. at -; 90 90
"a NJ at 81 e2h culls 90 n. at So 90; sheep ltO
W. r hume: lambs so n. at IS; State sheep
so 10. at SO 90 oo- -, -, r..
slaugherers with the exception Of few head Feeling
firm. Prime sold s. 80 100 10 Country
dressed hogs steady 5a7lac 70 for heavy to light
ssies-D Harrington: hogs 1913 n average. at
SIS 80 per 100 ~ 90 - =.
SO 30; l stag $50 fb at So.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
THE czAR's MISTAKE.

- ths Editor Of The Tribune.
af' II. as you suggest Emperor Nicholas has let
s~p the Psychological moment Of his reign, II is
sesHse he would run bindfold past the red target
' Danger set against him TO the fate of another
sh once raised Ike himself to high pitch OF
11or and power. That other made his throne
s sest Of pride and self-will; fancied himself
sso above the strict accountability 10 which
sAusTg nortais are held: gave ear TO fatterers
-. - whispered that giving heed to complaints and
ss@'lons would a lowering OF his imperial
siAy; that Cesar is Cesar 81 forced TO take
f6s.Sei q threats and fears. II came him later
!sFsstt5,s tt,s inherited position and power were the
H. SUE scales IN which ne was being weighed.
rs.yb,A va allowed seventeen years during which he
fe'et Msc Ee so seen and chosen, have shifted the
,ssts.t 70 the side OF justice and humanity. At
ca.e The stroke OF the clock when the long
tr1s5..ns HeigEer lowered the BEAM The trial was
tsrSa,, the opportunity gone. The self-idoatrous
pfSs =. Ha!cn nlled the measure OF his stubborn
soo, tolo also the period Of his probation. No
A. @Ss tie hand which had so long held the
esrs olsensaged from its secret task than 10
lur~ urn ard wrote over against the candlestick
ste plaster OF the wall OF the Kings palace,
ssk .ed ana found wanting" Then but too late
vas &c King greatly troubled, his countenance
s4.slged H. him and his lords This bureaucra tsb
,sFtonsshe9" Pharaoh had his Moses Bel
Co., hAs Darius. and Car Nicholas would have
sse 10 profit by their example
a<hsic. Mass. Jan. q. lsO6.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOr,prx, . . New-York. February g 1906
tcF FEtA further decline took place in corfee dur
session, which the result OF further
ss. ana some selling that thought to be for
account ana the
silIy expressed themselves buIlishy on the market
ne man incentive for either description was
lat that 50 far figures showing movement
coiee at various points for of January
become available they indicate decrease in the
MoIIu Vsloe supply for month of about 300 600
Daes against decrease same month last wear
some 44ooOO bags and this showing hardly onset
y tLle moderate decrease February
tiloteuleht as compared with last year The marked
oPSIeo STEADY at unchanged prices advance OF
pottes on september in response rather featureess
Sau4es- 1fadlng quiet hrst. but gradually he
caiHe more active, with the market Weakening efer
tiuuAy ana closing steady OF to 10 ponts
were reported of about 5000 bags The KarIo
N.Iscne estimate for the February movement proved
disappointing. 1t placed probable receipts at
Two Brazllan ports at 425 bags against asa 600
1aes 4ast year, which a that does
e up ioF the increase in January receipts over last
iouIl sentiment is apparently disturbed nv the
sla Increase now expected in the supply for
HEltn ana there is tendency TO draw attention
dt te nrst sign Of weakness about this time last
ear was accompanied by disappointing visible slppv
statement, which followed ational hresk
LAST season. however the was the result of nm
Xpecedy heavy receipts of grades and NOT nv
erstlates OF the Brazilian crop however estimates of
the present crop out. The spot market was
Rio No I. ~ Va 0'SSo 0-iVG III
The range Of contract prices the local market to
day = follows: 'NN ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF ME sTATE OF NEW

- York by the Grace Of God Free and independent
To Charles Lutz. Alexander Iutz Individually and q
adu o goods Chattels % \
drew Itz deceased Frederick individuaiy
administrator goods and chatteIs
OF Taeger deceased: Mary Catherine Obau
administrators. leEatces
kin: Maria Obenauer her executors administra-
and OF kin the executors. admins
and OF kin of Matthias Obe-auar
deceased greeting: OF you hereby
cited required personally appear before
Surrogate Of County OF New Nor, as gates
Of said County. held the County House
in the County OF New York the 81 day OF March
half-past o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, there judicial settlement %
the Of proceedings OF Adam Weber sois
under the will and testament OF stephen LUz
deceased. and such Of hereby cited "a ara
of twenty-One required o.
pear by guardian. If you have IL have
none to appear apply be appointed IN
OF your neglect failure do guard
will appointed by Surrogate represent
for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal of ths
OF the said County of New York Toe
affixed. Witness. Hon. Frank T. Fttzgerald
Surrogate County. County Of New York
the 9Th day January. year Lord Ono
thousand nine hundred five
JAMES A. DO\NEIIN.
IL. 81 Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Feb 2-CATTLE-Recepts Il. 900 head mar
et strong good prime steers. IS 6O9So 20 poor 70
medium IS 60Gs5 40; and feeders 81 $685. 20
cows ST 2S4 40: heifers s2s5 10; Gamers 2GS2 5O
head; market lower; mixed and butchers q oSQ
So good 10 choice 81 sOqs4 30; rough neavy
81 607s4 20; light S4 55QS4 so: bulk Of sales, 81 cog
s4 77I SIiEEP-Recepts. $4,000; sheep strong lambs
iOc higher; good wethers 50 ZSo 90 far 10
choice mixed S4 15dS5 TO- native lambs. 50 6OgSS =.
Cincinnati 9-HOGS-Active butchers. 20 Oog
s5 10, common So 95Qs4 S. CATTLE-Slow and weak
fair to good shippers $4as4 55; common SECS 90
East Buffalo Feb cATTLEE!teeeipts 100 s hsad sd
butchers 25QS4 10 heifers sS 25gs4 5o eews S2 S
5: bulls So 75qS4 sockers and feeders -99S5 10
VFAtS~Recelpts t6o head active s4 oogs9 % HoGs 5
Receipts fairly active oc higher heavy mixed
and Yorers s5&s5 05 pigs S4 g59$S roqghs S4asa & Se
stays SSGS3 90. SHEEP and 1AABS-kecelpts. oOOO
head sheep active and steady; lambs slow oo STsE S
e. 90 aVCs S5aS5 so; sheep, mixed, 81 5OG$5 60
Eonsss Citv Feb 2-CATTLE-Receipts A. 700 head.
including 500 southerns market weak 15c lower choice
enort and dressed S5qS5 I5i fair 10 good
sS 50s co. western So 5OqS5 4O socers and
feeders S3GS4 25 Southern steers 50 254S4 bO Southern
cows 81 25qS3 20 81 1884 native helIerS
So 5OlS4 25: bulls 81 25QS3 70; calves. S3qS6 90 HOGS
Receips 1900 head; market strong 70 lOc higher top
a. blr Of sales 65dS4 95: heavy. 81 SOSS; packers
81 s06 81 s5: pigs and lights SiG$4 So SHEEPReoeipts
OOO head: market 5Q1Oc higher native lambs. go 9Og
81 SO: native wethers $54s5 6 native fed ewes 81 I9g
K SS Western lambs So 5OdST so; Western yearings
IS aS8 5O fed sheep 81 50S5 5O stockers and
5OGS5 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

and
seemed TO be attracting little general business.
selling the theory the advance would
Increase spot offerings and buying
that the slight Improvement would merely servo TO re-
enegizs the determination OF the Southern holders
refusal to market freely has prevented the declines
Gently expected by speculative bears Consequently
ruled irregular, and after having shown a good
advance early In the session. very
near the final Of the previous day. The opening
steady at advance Of 2d6 points covering
interests who had sold late the previous day. in
American markets following publication
report. but cables were quite high expected
the large sales Of cotton at advance Of points
regarded particularly gratifying feature local
bulls The initial advance however carrying prices
ly 10 above the lowest of week,
the call hesitated. After working of points,
rallied by sharp of bull support, led by Ger
traders. and shorts already somewhat start
cover. while there buying for outside
sharply with inside the first thirty minutes
10g11 points higher At this level realizing
increased volume: Ieemed that smaller shorts
about leading bears evidently feeling
the top. New-Orieans. which had led the early
vance turned easier; Liverpool sagged off. and
fluctuations irregular. but in the afternoon
reports received TO freer offerings,
the market finally steady but at about the low
prices Of the session net decline OF points
bales Oical advices from the South reported
spot markets generally steady to firm at 1166h hc ad-
vance the local spot market 10 points higher.
sales Of 1b10 bales to spnners Port receipts
the day very small and greatly exceeded by the
which reached $1,000 bales Estimates for to-mor
receipts light.
The OF contract prices in the local market
follows: