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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
GREAT ( i B \ WAS THE
SHOW III THAT THE
ELK.'S DID GIVE
LARGE UpiENcE ENJOYED
THE FINE opucTioN
!. I. }. GIVEN ~ e: y AsT NieHT.
THE ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
/ GIVEN AoWs Ro GsaiTy
OF iTii s. BOYS

'rlie Smesi pretentious sud SUCCESS:
|, M OF the Elks Minstreiss perform
anecs8 was thar given lass evening 10 ,
a larse and thoroughly appreciatlye
nadlenceiIn the Grand 4 'rhe boys iiad
|iailored lard for many siiisg TO Fave
The show. exceed all past EFFORTS aud
TO give the people the 5fllt equivalent
cf5thelrs money This Sfaetl was recos.
n.zcd by their! atidience, who rose 10
the occasion and gave the fayorites OF
the evening a perfect ovation, and In
fll instattees accorded the indivia,lal
efforts deseryedly hearty applause.
The solos and chorus were Of the
happiest.se ctlons possible, The Jokes
sparkling and for the most part Of
lhe local flavor which brings unre
ss.iom the5hlts arc apparent
The miislc was arranged esnaaally
strained Joy to- the hearts Of oil 10
for this production by q. Mac.sr
thur8and the excellent orchestra wss
Mast night under his efficient direc
lion because OF the illness Of Direcl
or omeh, The electrical effects were
destgned and exeented bs ID
Mayors and added greatly 70 the IN :
isk oltke; production !.
Committee G sihftin, EdN
Slack. C. q. Niorflt.
& Membcrs Ernest Alceny John III
sRock; Harry y u Hartley Pant Mccoy,
ic!ssH H. Earle, e cs Aiorfb Eaw. slaclS,
D. W. Lilllbridge' AZ g. Martin; w. J.
iRpydston, g sB. Rob bertson, p 4, Gail
marc. 10. ~. sBoice, j. D. sulclicr. {.
q q Hall sEps "a z MayeEsi IL. & pihblee,
lIGeo. Q, Fitch. Robeff Fisner. Sam
Rldenonr Walter Cook, Oliver JacIs'
son.
lnterloeutor Ernest Mccoy
Mnnipulators OF tlte Ebony G.
iMartin, Edw, Slack W. u soydstor.
Wlelders Of the Sheep psaan e. u,
Robertson. Ss c. Morfit, g; il. Earle.
The chirpins Contingency
First Tenors John Rpcii Harry
Hartley
Second Tenors Papl Mccoy, +. n
Gailmards u w. Boicel
First Bassos II Iiail, j. D.
4 Isstrickler.
Second Bassos D. y. hIayers H.
g. DlbbleeF Geo. g. Fitch.
Opening Medic Entiss Company.
sololsts Hall and Hartley esue'
4 ciaily arranged for b. p. O. E. No.
4 294 by q. b Mac Arthur
Novelty Dance; ehtltied Head
Walters slessrss Fisher Cook and
Jackson.
Shame sor You g. Robertsol.
There's Nobody Just like You
1 Paul Mccoy E
Back, Back; Back 10 Baltimore
la. G.. Martin.
The Mighty Deer, II. 6. pibbiee.
Introduction 2of5 mIer End Mem
,I5Messrs. Rldenour and LiliiBfidge
That Is a Habit Never Had s.
u. Ridenodr
Goodnight Beloved; sioodnishi :
\ John S: Rock
Continued on Esurth psoea |.f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
BOARD OF PARooNs GRANTED
a CONTINUANCE OF ONE
Z MONTH TODAY.
fBY PublIshers, Pres.s.l

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 15.-The
Pardon Board this morning granted q
eontinuancei in the Edwards and Grea.i
son cases. b. s &
q HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 49,;
Samuel Greason and Mrs. Kate Ed
wards willSnot be hanged at Read
ing tomorrow, the date fixed for their
execution for the murder Of the wo-
mans husband. Strong arguments
sbf'orshe a.u .tu--bearss d conttit.
uance Of the case and these were
SO convincing that the Board Of Par;
dons was able. to5reach a decision to
that effect after comparatively short
deliberauon: These reasons are Civ.
en- for the action Of The board:
I'll view Of the dissent. .ont the part
of three justices Of the Supreme
Court from the opinion of the Court
in refusing the petition of Samuel
Greason for an order authorizing a
new trial in the courts Of Oyer and
Terminer of Berks county, and in
View of the statement of counsel for
Greason that they have fouriwltness.
es never before examined whose dep.
ositions they desire to take and pre-,
sent to the Supreme Court for It's
constellation, the application for q
continuance in the Edwards case is
granted and application for a rehear
ing in the Greason case Is granted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
BIG LAND DEAL.
Three Thousand Acres Of Coal Land
Lying Near Tunnelton Bought
Byorr Coal and Coke Co.

R MoRGANToWN,zW Va, Feb. 4 e.
y Ami Martini Of this place, has sold
to the Orr Coal and Coke Co. three
thousand acres OF coal of the upper
Freeport vein. lying near Tunnelton.
The Consideration was 10000. The
purchaslnE company Will begin tho
seysIsps.sat of tho tract at enos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 15.-The
Pardon Board this morning granted q
continuance in the Edwards and Greasi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

(contlnued on EIehth PAGES
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot
fr good demand: sales. looOe bales speculation ex
bales - erfcan 1900 bales. mi6dling upland.
TIgtures Sened steady u points advance
Closed steady.
i0alA points higher: January and January February
sd. February March SD. MaTch-ApTil 3s7d: April
NAV BOD: Mav-June. 1924; June-Juy. 1850: Juy-Au-
gust ssd: AugusSepteInher ssc September October
Manchesfer-Harns
lar. closed quiet. but steady
FLOUR AND MEAI<-The demand for -four continues
IN iieht scale prices remain firm A few lots
o spring patents winter straghts and spring bakers
fod- Otherwise the feaurelsss SpnnE psf-
ents 50 s0gSs winter straghs s. 25aS5 40. winter
spring clears - 400f4 No
winter. 50 so@si 30: extra 70 winter s. e5rS3 s.
RYF FI.OITR-Steady CIosed: Fair GOOD 81 4Ols4
rhoice 20 fancy 81 75ass. RUCKWHEAT FLOCR-Du 1
Quoted a S2Gs2 10 per 100 ~ fORNHFAf~-cuiet
Quoted: KIN dried 50 90as3 10 brand RAGMEAI
quiet Quoted; Fine white and yellow, 81 30: coarse
ret 81 IsnSl FEEID-Ciry firm; Western barely
ffeaey 0uotcd Wesern spring $50 =. standard mddng
so -; honr 90 - 49,, i'k - az JsLuaTk ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January 5, 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market underwent little
The opening steady partial advance Of points,
but there was comparatively little the buying and
sn the later trading prices sRgged of somewhat under
xnooerate liquidation. closing steady net unchanged
points lower Sales about - 900 bags The open
ing good from bul standpoint considering
The character Of early which, actually
against the market. hardly calculated stimulate
demand aavre franc lower and Hamburg
Only partial pfennig higher. while santos remained
unchanged and The Advance of 20 reis Rio merely
a recovery OF losses aiso offset
extent by the advance OF sterling exchange
The smaller receipts might had influence
perhaps had Il been for the full interior movement
me words visible supply statement not completed
Suring the Gay owing 10 delay in receiving the London
Igufes but the indications the completed
rnent would show decrease Of about 10000 bags
the month of December compared with decrease Of
about $1,000 bags for the sonh year includ
ing the Bremen stocks. OF $4,000 hags. which
ngre In the visible supply the first time this month
1ns naturally is bulsh showing but te trade seemed
OF the opinion that 81 had been discounted by gains
ana that future fluctuations should depend the Bra
lillian movement which running rather
BEAVER than anticipated. in view Of the small
inmates
The spot market but steady with quotations
on the basis Of sac Rio No I
The range Of contract prices in the local market to day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000; market
1Oa5c higher good to prime S 5Oq$G poor 70
dunn SO SOGSj 4O stockers and feeders. s. 40gS4 To-
cows ST 35d$4 4G heers S2dS5; Gamers 81 354$2 20;
bulls S2aS4; calves So 1O9ST. HOGS-Recepts, $4,000:
market stronger; and butcher, 81 35qSt good
10 choice heavy 65GS4 77ls rough heavy 81 5O4S4 90
light 81 3OqS4 S. bulk sales 81 55qS4 90 SHEEP
Receipts 1900: strong; lambs. 1Oc higher: good 70
choice wethers 81 S5dS5 80: fair choice kinds. SAG
81 I5: lambs native. S5.50qS7 90. ,
Cincinnati. Jan. 4.-HOGS active. higher; butchers.
81 SO6S4 s21e: common SO 1884 60 CATTLE steady;
strong shippers. 81 100S4 So: common $40
50 sheep steady 81 50a$4 75 lambs steady 81 5O9
81 so ooo -,
steady prime steers So 25qs5 so shpPng S4 p
ass butchers So 75d$4 So heifers 81 15QS4 % cows,
Sc 2ass 10 bulls So 5Oas4 stockers and feeders S2 90
s. 50a$9 HoGS-Receips light active; l5a2Oc hls5er; her
heavy. 81 90dS4 % mixed. 81 e5Q$5; Workers 81 s0q
81 pigs. 81 To- roughs, s4aS 30 stays So T5qs3 25
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts. ? 600 head active sheep
strong; lambs 15c higher: lambs. $5q$7 90
cUding 400 Southerns: market steady TO Zoe higher;
good, So 5OgS4 TO- Western fed steers So 50GS5 20;
stockers and feeders S3GS4 %; steers, S3Q
81 30: Southern S2d$3 p: 81 756$4:
heifers 81 5G4S4 bulls 81 25S4; calves, $30
SIS so HOGS-Receipts. 10000; market for heavy hogs
strong others weak; top 81 62l2 bulk Of sales 81 25G
81 60: heavy 81 55dS4 62 packers. 81 4OqS4 co. pigs
lights IS T5GS4 4712 SHEEP-Receipts, 340O;
strong active; native lambs, 50 501S7 native
wethers ST 25d$5 25 native S4g$5: Western lambs
s. 90: yearlings S5QS6 10; do sheep $49S5;
stockers and feeders. 50 506Si 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is follows

COTTON-The market active.
Al showed almost sensational firTnness. but
toward the close weakened under active and
closed the downturn a substantial reaction from
she point of the session Tho opening steady
decline OF point May. generally points
higher cables covering. But the advance be
3ng matter Of nearly &c from the low level Of the
previous week buyers showed disposition TO eAe
Decline OF about points. while the bears seemed
he raiding the market this decline was secured
shere evidently much stance owing the per
sstent demand from people and little later buying
became general Prices worked up quite rapidly.
uncoverng stop orders they proceeded and
professional shorts seemed be getting
advance and the OF small South
Refore the advance checked the
active months had sb0ut 213l points net higher
an advance Of nearly SO = a bale from the low point
aggressive towd te close IL looked as II
interests opposing each other IN the
the result that trading feveTishly
artiTe prices fuctustec VerT Nregularly- In the
7naret was naIy barely steady advance Of 4Ql2
options except October, which net IN
estimated 10000 bales.
after the local close and on the
unOfcially reported
below the hnaf figures II looked as II the
exhausted 5catteTing shorts and that
had helped the advance in order
20 shake traers and make fresh selling basis
the market. Considerable OF the early
Instances were said taking hedges against sales
be hedging future requirements
fv purchases Of Official aovces from the
Southern spor reported hight business at hrm
Trces OF 3sc. Exports for the day were
heavy and estimates for to-Inorrows ports run very
light 81 -, -.,. =. H.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 4.-CIosing: wFEAT-Spot nominal;
futures steady March Is Id May Is sd July. sd
CORN-spot quiet; American mixed. new. As Sd: Ameri-
can mixed. old As 10d futures quiet March, IS 2asd
May As 2sd: PEAs-Canadian steady. 6s lG12d FLOUR
Pacific COAST steady. II 10sqfs BEEF hrm extra
India mess. 6ss Cd. PORK DUH prime Western.
T0s HAMS-Short cut. Ii . 10 quiet 4Os. BACON
easy: Cumberland cut TO 80 m 34s; short rib l6 to
"a ID 3ss long clear middles light to 10 37s Cd
long clear middles heavy SS TO 40 10 S6s short clear
backs, 16 20 10 S0s clear bellies Il 6 10, ass.
quiet: prime Western tierces s6s; American refined
in pals BUTTEH-Good United firm 15s.
CHEESE American finest white ana eolored 5ls
do September make, 53s Cd. TALLOW-Prme city
steady 22s sd. TURPENTINE-Sprts steady ass 81.
ROSIN-Common hrm, IS I'd PETROLEUM-Rehned
duict Gl.d. LINSEED OIL quiet. los Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

The market for spot cotton closed quiet a. p
the basis OF 135c for mddng upland
and Z 6Oc for mdding Gulf: sales.
Southern spot markets Were telegaphe@d CO. as loHoSs
steady, higher At 6ssc. sales, bales
~annah quiet sc higher 67sc; sales b3 bales. Nor
soik steady &c higher at &c: 100 hales Baltimore
nominally nc higher at nc. ST. Louis steady. IN
exc Charleston quiet &c higher at CSC.
Augusta steady. &c higher 7hc sales. 467 bales.
Galveston firm &c higher G7sc; sales 42O bales New
higher sales, 10. 200
fses Estimated receipts leading points for
row: A. Houston bales against T63 last
week year At Galveston, 5000 20 1000
week and IA 100 last and
at orleans 10 600 II 500 bales against IL 63 last
week and O. III last year
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day
pared With Day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Jan. !. p. m.-COTToN-spot good busl-
ness done, prices points higher: American middnr
fair 425d good middlins 4old: middllng; ss9d: low
The sales OF the day 1900 bales which O0O
were FOR speculation and export and included $500 Amer
can Receipts, 1900 bales including American
Futures opened hrmer and closed steady American mid
ding G. January. 3S1d: January February g. sid.
February aud March as4d March and April ss7d April
q5d: July and August 39sd: August and September
39Sd September and October. 4d: October Novem-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 4. 1905
BEEvEs-Itecepts were 7s cars or lsl7 head ineiud-
the market. making. with previous arrivals 81
sole. all al Jersey city with the exception OF Ii
estimated that 10 IS hack but there
no probability that they would reach the yards
be sold to-day. On Hight arrivals sellers held
firm early In the day and some sales showed advance
Of loc Mondays closing figures. but the
transactions al steady prices. the trade
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- - New-YOrk. January T. 1905
BEANS AND PEAS-The market is decidedly Arm for
domestic beans. while business is reported
YET above 81 T2z. little occasionally asked
Medium slow and In buyers favor. same is
true - Te1 kidney Marrow steady quiet. Scotch
Foas firm. We quote: BEANS marrow. 1904 choice.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 3 HAHTFOUD n 4

AIalns Depart Grand central sIaIlon
4Ih Ave. follows for
u 1900. * 1902 a NJ I'll ll:0O 'xllI;Oa. sxl sSS
It 6:OO g 5:O1 'sl2:OO p. 81.
BOSTON. via Willtnantic-fI5:OO a. NJ. 1900 p II.
BOSTON. via Sprngned-tS;0o A n. fH12O0 . 400
"11O0 P. NJ.
FITCHBURG, via Putnam q worcsstsr-ts:OO p NJ
LAkEVIL.LE and NORFOLk-fS;5O A. II, 81 p n
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOx PITTS
FIELD-f4:5O. fS:50 A NJ, 1881 p. II.
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f4;5O. $500 tTs-O0.
&5:Ol. t6;OO. $500 60 Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket offices at cGrand Central and ciz5th
ST. also at el18. e2s1 11sS, sls54 Broadway cS pas
Ave. $40 Madison Ave. c2T8 West 125th ST. f5S FaSs
125th ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton ST.
500 Broadway. Z. D. -
sDaily Except Sundays tSundays only. gstous AZ
125th ST. xStcDs 125th Sundays
Limited Has dining Car eParor and Sleeping G.
G T HESfPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. AE&
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
NAVAL STORES.

better noted in spirits turpentine IN the
local marFet owing TO some Improvement at Savannah
and machine made barrels quoted 53izo
but unchanged the basis Of 81 S21s
10 good strained. Tar moderately active
changed prices.
We quote; SPIRITS TURPENTIa'I5ool @ and machine
good. strained s2a: r SO O5; F. 81 TO- C. So TO- H.
co; X 81 10dS4 Is; NJ s4 60aS4 Go; " sOqp
$4 So; c. 81 1895 y, and W w, s. 40QS5 so
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
READING 4 2 u SYSTEM. N

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r.
Liberty street South Ferry (tns south p
hve minutes earlier than shown below. ~
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAcrs
40, 800 (5.45 Easton onIy) D. Suadays sl5
wIIKEsBaRsE II F1 igl ~ RND scKANrON-z4oo s1o.
500 2. SUNDAYS, z4.30 a. m, m
BARNEGAT-z4O0 90, $40 a m. 40 (34a ~
Lakewood and Lakehursr only). a5-00. Is0s p a
Sundays. lao a m
ATLANTIC CITY-s9. 40 a m. q. 40 .. n
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GRlIr57-
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POISrs1
400. $50. 1l30 a m NL2Os 445, $50. S3l ff5s
p m Sunday, except Ocean Grove. 500 a NJ ls1
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH ncu
EAST LONG BRANCH 90. $50. $40. 1L30 a ~.
130. 430 (530 Atlantic Hds only). $50 m 5s1..
,,,a5y day 5, 80, 90 A. a n 4 = % 2 NJ m
$500. 300 900. tIl0O a H. :s-30. 100. n99
t2O0. t309. '40G. $500. 1900. t7sO. s9.0G. Iiass
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET+s425 $500. stas.
.12o0 - 90. t"4-OO. 500. 100. s.25 D n
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-soo 90. 5000 .tas.
%. 90, - 90. 800, "TG9. ~ Is
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND VIII.
IAMSPORT-I400. zf25. Ts. %. 1910 (IQ00 liza
a. m, Reading only) lI3LOo. H'l20. T2 % m. Read
ing POttsville. Harrisburg only "a 90. IS. 90 .. N
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaiIy. FDaily sxo-,,
Sunday Sundays only. 1Parlor only Via Tt
Ohices Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry, Houa.
26l. 434. 1900, 1854 Broadway. 182 5th 25
Square West 153 East 125th St, 273 West I25th 81
PAS Columbus Av.. New York; Court St. 344 al
Fulton st. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls for ard checks baggsss
10 destination.
W c. RESLER. C. NJ BURT
Nice-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. 4.-FLOUR firm. wHEAT-spring dun:
No Northern. 81 203; winter dull No red. in store.
81 90 CORN steady: No yellow 4S2c: No corn 4Sac
OATS firm; No white, 36c No . mixed. 341sc. BARLEY
unchanged. RYE-No l. S5c.
Chicago. Jan. 4The leading futures follows:
Wheat. No 2: opening; Highest Lowest: Closing.
May. 81 14lsqS1 14l4 81 14% 81 1885 $114A
July......... $3.50 9sa 9SPs 97lsQ87l4 9Sss
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05


Cash quotations follows: FLOUR, soft winter
firm; other grades easy: WHEAT. No spring. 81 loo
81 10; No g. 9Scq$I 12 No red 81 169s9$1 1It CORN.
No .. 4212c; No yellow, 42lac; OATS, No 29c; No 2
BARLEY. good feeding 36qSTc fair choice mailing,
41q4Sc; FIAAXSEED. No l. 81 49, No Northwestern,
81 22la; TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 81 10; CLOVERSEED,
contract grade, $12 20; PORK, mess b6l S12 25Q
oose). Sc ass 37l2; SHORT CLEAR SIDES (boxedy.
So 62laQ$6 WHISKEY, basis of high wines 81 "a. On
the Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTER market was
steady; creameries 17Q2Sc; diaries 16q24c EGGS frm
2Gc. 2Sc CHEESE firm. 11Q12c
Duluth Jan. 4--Close: WIEAT-No 1 Northern. 81 Il;
No 2. 81 or
milwaukee, Jan. 4-wHEAT-No Northern, 81 14Q
81 Is: No Northern 81 07GS1 IL: May 81 14ss9S1 14
aslIeds RYE-No /, soc BARLEY-No 2, 53c; sample.
37q5Ic CORN-No 3. 421zQ43c; May, 442sg44l2c bid.
Minneapolis. Jan. 4.-WHEAT-Aay 81 1GR; July,
] Northern 81 13%; No , Northern, 81 10@ FLOUR sc
higher: patents SIS 1885 25 patents So esq
50 O5 clears $4 1884 S5; second clears 81 6O9S2 10
BRAN, in bulk, Sl4 30.
grade. January. 14QS1 141a. CORN 40 lower:
January 49hg49Ac. OATS steady: No white, natural,
37c: No white. clipped 37l5c. BUTTER firm; good
mand; extra Western creamery, q29l2c extra nearby
a mark Western fresh. SIC at mark CHEESE un-
changed full creamery fancy. 12l4c choice
fair good. 11all2c Receipts-Flour 1000
bbs and 19S50O0 pounds in sacks; wheat 1000 bush
1871 COO oats, 2OOOO ShipmentsWheat 1000 bush
corn. %. 900; oats. 1900.
St Louis Jan 4.-CIose WEEAT-No red cash. ele-
vator 1S May 81 177sq$l Is; July. 59s695&4c: 2
hard 81 12QS1 Il CORN-No cash. 42iac; May. 42@sc:
July, 43c. OATS-No . cash. 31c; May 31Ssc: No .
white, 34c.
February IS 05; March IS 10: ALSIKE. prime. IS 05.
TIMOTHY, prime. 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
STOCK on HAND

Wilmington. Jan. 4--sP1RITs TURPENT1NE-Not
IeeeIpts 44s bbls TAR hrm 81 co. receipts 221 bbls
Savannah. Jan 4.-TURPENTINE hrm Soc receipts
806 bbls sales 37l bbls. ROSIN firm; receipts 759
bbls sales ISL bbls We quote: G. 81 So; D.
81 co; f. 81 10 r. So 72A: c. 50 s23k: H. So So So X,
81. NJ 81 90 y. 81 60 w q, 81 So: w W. IS 15.
Charleston 4.-TURPENTINE AND ROSIN-
Nothing doing.
RosIN-Common. rs 1Ol3d. fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Rio-Co market firm; No
Rio 6S375 exchange receipts 5000 bags; ship
rnents for the United 1900 stock, $4,000
haEs SantcsCohee market hrm good average santos,
6S0O; receipts 900 bags stock LAG 600 bags Ham
burg-Cofee market opened = pfg higher: at 2:3O
unchanged i pfg higher; sales $1,000 bags
HavreConee market opened barely steady May declined
= franc; other months hanged u declined =
franc: p m. May higher: other months
char Al m r0tnl sale
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Lackawanna Railroad,
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Chrisropha<
ts-Oo A A.-For BtnghamtOn and Syracuse
5000 A M.-For Buffalo, Chicago LoulR
s140 p. M.-For Buf-alO and Chicago
fAOO p. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
s6-10 P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
sS.45 P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
200 A M-FOr Chicago-Seepers open at 8 >
Tickets. lac. 429 1883. 1434 Broadway, N =: 81
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaily fExcspe SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
s22as.5: red deg SO 5O he lny chop tuIk

s22GSs5 seG So chop s2l T. hulk s2 q
GRAIN-wBEAT- Working under the impression that
Of the bulls chicago unloading their wheat
to-day and were caught 5y subsequent oullish sta
advance which lasted e the close later being
Sg The market showed about i.c advance on higher
English cables. little foreign buying OF May wheat
and indications that the primary receipts would be small
West referred 10 with the crowd putting out short Tnsst
here under which the price declined TO around 81 lts'
for May in the local market At midday statistics be
stocks according 10 BRA istreets showing decrease
a 600 bush against 9 600 bush Increase In the same
day year making total reduction in stocks during
about 800 bush. compared with 10000
the short side and Commenced to cover further
instantly and throughout the balance OF the day rVl1S
very hrn closing at about best point IheFe WAS a5N
vanclng prices and Of steadily decreasing Northwest In
terror stocks. Another influence having more or LESS less
OF p agans - last month and q @ last year Ihe pT
with e4e year including 41s cars a Northwest
o e Il s1s 2i eTator " and 81 22s o b
anost; No ! Northern. Duluth, 81 26is and No hard
corn was under the inauence Of big and good
weather in the West giving sssuTa%SeS OF the maTFt
rallied following sharp rise in wheat and
st sim ns S 9ndeT the previous night interior receipts
l2O5ooo bush compared with SsoWS push % year
market elevator credited with sales
al al ts decline EfpoPteTs took loads closed
54'ac elevator and 81 &c b. anoat' 40; White b
was much selling pressure in the oats market , an al
previous night. prices locally were as follows;
Mixed 2e932 n s7tc nagTs white VI SST ID S1Isg
Market dull No Western 7sl "a asked BAFL4 NeRYork
and mailing 45052c c, (. Z. Buffalo
NEw-YoRK PRICES.
;z %e'' 0Rs: 5s 5: 5:si' 81 5s s.
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