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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-10

grades and moderate offerings which gave hrmness to
the tone here wei primary markets. Quotations
follow Domestic, ordinary. 3155se; good. 3zG
Sc prime TO choice 3tsQ4t2c; head 42Q55.c; Patna.
% Japan, foreign nominal 25s93Sxo;
Java, 411Q61+; Rangoon, bond, 2AQ2%c.
SIGAF-EriceS advanced 10
points owing 10 the high rates quoted
ms puts STANDARD graduated o95c which Is
nlgh record price for years Demand at the advance
Vas Light Prices quoted net, 1 per for
eash: Cut loaf and crushed 6.66c; A. $780, cubes,
20 AAAA< powdered loo powdered. powdered
ahd frult powdered. 605c Eagle confectionery granu
aaied 620ci Eagle and extra fine granulated.
oOe Eagle, &lb cartons 2ib bags and 5-b
s oloc; Eagle 1ne gIanu1ated standard gIanu-
diamond a, 59Oct A.
S S9i Nos and 5a5e; No 4 abs No o 54oe No g,
oS0c NO 5SOc; No $ 5.20ci No 8. 615c bloc.
No II. SC; No II 85c: -. 4.S5o; Nos IA and Is
eoc Extreme hrmness is feature Of the sugar market
n every branch all Of world Specu-
,s al EUROPE Is active with prices again high, which
-.aAes a new high record tor years Producing
Sti SEND unIavorahe reports as the crops and
TS.asLIeS OF the production have again been lowered
ttI.ileEs are buyers trfs under the mark. but
Loioers are asking higher rates. quoted
.-1.e OF less nominal The London is
SpQ position Of beet and SID February which
f, poth positions on the basis los 95d- The
az market Is nomnaly quoted follows: Centrifugal
sugar. 50 test, 3-l6c. - = -
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EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsv--Nork, January 2. 1905.
rar--r-The coffee market quiet and = shade
- T5s-s was 10 selling pressure Of moment hut IN
- ssssBee Z fresh Developments there Important
- ~ 5sten The opening steady at advance
= u9u,s az NAV L-l unchanged or other positions.
80 uss rahe- poor response 10 The rTne5s OF Euro
- csbe LATE ave lest part q the early gain ana
IA uarkst showed sagg.1g teIceTlcy Almost rom
=. 5pen.1g tbs close was unchanged 10 10 points
1s sLss reported q ABOUT 1900 bags. Neither
~ Brszzr markets reported change. and while
asnes somewhat lighter. TIE combined showing
~ z confirmation % the krische est
- - ne lu-rh The ra1e OF Brazilian
gtl17s was l-I6l higher. Hamburg advanced = =
Fagre tine practically = franc higher,
sr = franc q The advance leaving The rlsrhet
p afa franc higher Wan Street was credited Win
rEg uois-atey IN the local market curing the ses-
81 FAs Europe was supposed = De ss-ins allloag9
hardly traceafe- Il Is matter o.
trade interests IhRt were very bUllish
earlier fl the season have materially reduced
hElH narrow market Il would hardly
hE any great volume q AQui1a-4oa could take
Eout promoting greater weakness. Inc spot mar
Eeacy. VITA quotations The basis q &c Tor
KsF TIE total warehouse deliveries IL the United
tF The week 1924 bags. against salOs last
El l0Joa last year OF me former amount New
gEted SO bags. receipts for the week
EguaEa O. 900 bags against 1lt.GJO bags last week
Az AN year TleGeip-s at RIO aggregated 10000
arpars1 week En1 5sroVO asst year
Pc 81 GO bags The United States during the
Europe 70 900 santos cleared 163. 90 bags -
~ Cliea States and - 600 20 Europe. Receipts al
- oisaEsncss b Germany 10 bags; 70 the rest OF
2fupe. 80 bags.
ag Was follows
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OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, jan 9.-CATTLE-Reeepts, $4,000 head:
market 1c higher good prime steers IS 659S6 10 poor
to medium. So 75S5 so stockers and feeders 81 ESQ
s. 20 81 254S4 40; hefers S2gS5: 81 %
QS2 80: bulls S21S4 calves. S3qS6 10 HOGS-Recepts
SO 600 head market 6Q1oc higher; mixed and butchers
heavy 81 45q$4 62a light 81 40QS4 20: bulk OF sales
81 55e1s4 20 SHEEP-Recepts, %, 600 head; strong;
lambs 109 1bc higher; good choice wethers S5$3 co.
fair to choice. mixed. SO e0QS5: native lambs S6q$7 70
Cincinnati. Jan. 9.-HOGS active. higher; butchers
81 s0q$4 S., 50 T5Q$4 GO CATTLE slow. lower
fair 70 good shippers S4qS4 20; common S2GgS2 go
SHEEP steady. 81 50gS4 T5 lambs strong higher S4 100
East Buffalo Jan 9-CATTLE-Receipts $500 head;
active strong CSC higher; prime steers IS 1885, ship
81 1895 so 81 50GS5 IS heifers. SIS 25
81 90: 81 T5aS4 bulls 81 50$4 %; stockers and
feeders. So 75S4 35: stock hefers 81 2S3 fresh
and springers S2qS3 higher good to choice. S4S1S52i
medium 10 good. $329S4G common, S20gSSO. TEALS--
Receipts, $50 active JOc higher; 81 1889 %
81 $685. few 50 05: mixed 81 eOG$4 95 "a so
$4 50: pigs 81 0QS4 T5 roughs. 81 15S4 20 stays 50
GS3 30. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece.pts 20. 400 head
active strong lambs 1OG15c higher; lambs. SEQ
81 80: yearngs S69S6 80; wethers, s. 25aS5 T5
S5Q$5 40: sheep, mixed 81 50@$5 90.
Kansas City. Jan. 9--CATTLE-Recsipts 1900 head
steady 70 strong; choice export and dressed beef
steers IS b09s5 %; stockers and feeders So $50
Southern S3S4 80: Southern S2$3 23
81 T5qS4 native heifers 81 5OS4 so; bulls
258S4: calves. S3dS6 So HOGS-Recepts 5000 head:
5q10c higher; 81 70; bulk Of sales 81 40Q
81 7O heavy "a 64S4 TO packers "a 50GS4 TO- pigs and
ket strong higher native lambs 50 50GS7 native
ethers 81 254S5 TO: native S4GS5; Western lambs
5O6S6 go Western yearlngs S6QS6 10 Western sheep
IS T59S IS; stockers and feeders. 81 5OQS4 90
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READING SYSTEM.

-. ~
liberty street and south Ferry Ferry
EASIONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCu
ChtNh-z4e0 q 10 Easton only. $40 a m. L2e.
a-49 30 t2-45 EastoIs only) p m Sundays z4-2O
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zaoo. SO a m.
S,99 p SUNDAYS. "a 80 a m. 2 m
LAKEMOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
oAhNAGAT-z4G0, $40 a. n1s zl20 tS40. 419
lakewood and Lakehurst only. ASSOC. x60S p N
Sundays 81 a m.
ATLANTIC CITY-"9 40 a m u 40 n n
NINELAND AND BETDGETOS-z4+.OO a m. , 50 D. N.
Long BRANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROE Z.
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
1900. sS0. 1L3O a m. xI20 As. $40, $50 T.
Z. m sunday except Ocean Grove 500 a. m, 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST long BRANCH-4.00. 8 SO. So 113O m.
$50 $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hlds. only. $40 m sun
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL)-'4. IS zoe
100, 200, 1000 I11.00 a 1890. 100. $3.50.
4200. +3oQ 400. $500. tS0O. t7.3o 50 90. SO 50
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425 $500. 1000.
Al2.15 mdt
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soO 1000. -1soo.
100, 400. $500. 200. ~
READING HARRISBURG. POrTSyII.IE AND WILL
a Reading only, 1870. 100. - 90 D. m Read
ing. Pottsvtlie, Harrisburg only "a 90. 70 90 D.
zFrorn Liberty Street only "DaiIy. FDaiIy, exceps
Sunday Sundays only. tParlOr only iva Ia
Ofces; Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry Aston House
/ 26l, 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 Union
Square West. 15S East 125th St. 2T3 West
PAS Columbus Av. New York. Court St 344 $50
New York Transfer Co. calls for ard checks baggage
10 destina ton
". G RESLER. BURT
Nics-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen. Passr agent
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BALTIMORE Ind Ohio RhILRlhl
sPLENDID TRAIN sERyICE:
new YORK. NEH haven z HiHIEaal 3 q

A4alns Depart from IrAna central sraOn. 81
AIN Ave, follows. for
BOSTON via New London and Providenos-f45O.
II IO:OO * 1909 A IA. III l:OO. * HIS. J.OO.
It 500 IS SOL 'SI2:OO 2. II.
BOSTON. via Wiiinantic-1isO 100 A. NJ. t2.OO P. II.
BOSTON. spgtngdeId-tSOO a. NJ u LOO 400
a11:OO P. NJ
FITCHBURG. via Putnam q Worcester-t3:oO P. "
LAKEvILLE and NORFOLk-fS;50 A. II. 1881 ?. "
CT. HARRINGTON STOCKBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-14:5O 1880 A. N. 1871 P. NJ
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-t4:5O 5000. tgs:O0.
HOOP SyIOOz (tO Waterbury, A NJ f1;C3, T4.90,
sg5;OL t5:OO. 5000 (to Waterbury, P. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station c125th
St. also al c11S s26i. 11s5 clS54 Broadway c3 Pax
Place Square, CIS2 Fifth Ave- Columbus
Ave 649 Madison Ave. c2T3 l25th ST., ia Eass
i25th ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. SEQ Fulson ST..
$50 Broadway. L. d.
sDaily. Except Sundays Sundays only SStops
I25th a 125th Sundays only [ParIor
Limited Has dining Car eParloF and Sleeping Car
c T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass. Ag--
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. suDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-10
NAVAL STORES.

The primary markets have shown good advance. and
this has stened the local markets for both spirits
pentne and demand spirits turpentine is
fairly good with machine made barrels quoted at 54lc
and rosn had good sale the basis OF s. s5a$2 30
Tor common good strained Tar quiet, at about
50 for ell barrels We Guote SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
oil and machine bbls, 549543zc.
TAR. s..
ROsIN-Cornnon good So s5aS2 90 2. SO o5
So 10; F. So 1888 %; c. 2Og$3 20; H So 35ds3 40
50 6oQs3 10: K 81 $5aS4 40. NJ 81 sOgS4 So ~ 50 TO-
W G. So 30qS5 35 and W. So So
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpenne. bbls. 800
Tar, Dds 1Voo
Wilmington. Jan e.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE firm. 59ci
receipts. 10 casks ROSIN firm. 81 80; receipts, 1874
TAR firm. 81 CO. receipts. SO TURPENTINE. crude
firm. 50 80 and So 20: receipts. 10
savannah Jan. 9-TURPENTINB firm. sic: receipts
221 bbls: sales. III: shipments -. ROSIN firm; re-
ceipts Psi bbls: sales 1,0T6: shipments. 2572 We
quote a. and C. 81 so: D. 81 Co. F. g Is; r 81 80;
G. So so: H So TO- So 40: X 81 O5 NJ 81 0O " "a 90;
w G.. SIS; w w. SIS l5
Charleston Jan 9.-TURPENT1NE and hOSlN'
London. Jan e.-TURPENTINE SPIRITS. ass 71sd
ROSIN-American strained. rs 1O19d: fine. lis Cd.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL January e-Closing WTEAT-Spot nonl-
nal futures easy: March Isl sd NAY. Is Ia; July IS
I'D CORN-spot quiet. American mixed new 4s A /;
American mixed old 4s I'D. futures quiet March, Is
I'D. May Is 2Isd. PE1AS-Canadian steady IS l0d
FI.OUR-St Louis fancy winter steady. sH ID HOFs-
In London tPaeiae COAST firm. z 1osgis los BEEF
FIRM mess, SIS Cd POItk-DuNs prime
mess Western. TOs HAMS-ShOrt cut, Il 70 10 n
firm. AIS BACON-ouiet; Cumberland cut - 70 30 n
5s, short rib "a n. S6s long clear mddes, hght
IS to 81 10 sTs long clear mi1dles heavy 80 70 ~ n
35s backs. 10 70 Ib As ID, clear bellies
IA Is n, AS uI-DEIts--s9,lare, II to Is y.
cas- I.ARIt-Dull. prime Western IN uerees.
ass Cd; American refined, in pals a4s 60 BUT4Eeft1
Good United States nominal CHEEsE~-sronS AMER
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10. 81 fAef for kpOt cotton closed quiet ana n
- ~ 49, nsstE Of 1-5OC for nidolins upland and
elF so-.--S Gut sales 10 spllDsre 3. 1s2 bales.
49, reported late SATURDAY. delivered
-s1st southern fDot Ensrkets were telegraphed
o. No.@---e re Gyset unchanged ct 6Mc: sales 100
$50 80, I'm, unchanged az 1asc: sAlss. "a bales.
esssc III 80 unchanged ~ TAG Augusta steady.
FNs, &c haleS. $40 bales. 81. Louis quiet IN
xa@& = SalfeEtcn firm. unchanged 81 T.so; sales.
- Il, --yilesnE 1rIrl unchanged 81 7c; sales.
- li.ertgn firm. unchanged 6[c Est4-
.,ss = - sesellg points for Tomorrow AZ Eous-
a. = 1870 ba4es ags1Ilst 6, 7E6 last week and
So AZ Galveston 1890 % 1I.5Cl against
- ~ ~ sc .4ol1 last year and a. SeW-OrleRHs.
''S'' against u. Isl last week and IL 063 last
"a .. ne ports and Interior points to-day. com
s-S zane cay lat week and last wear.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 9. 4 p. m.-CoTToN-spot n fair de-
rand prices l point lower; American middiing faIF'
Old; middliag. 3SSd; low mid
5ns IA: coed ordinary 363d. ordinary , 47d. The
Of the 5000 bales q which i0(0 were
Tor speculation export, included 100 American
T5acefrrs / 200 bales all American. FUTURES opened
ouiet and closed stead American mIddling Janu-
ary sod. January and Feoruary sod. February and
March 3 Sc; March and April. 3s5d. April and May.
sd. Sav and June. 3ld. July. 384d: July
SD and September. S97d: Septeu-
Ter and October SD. October and November. 4d-
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= t-l1l1a position q Tazillan c0f1ee g as foLoWs'



lr-ts,--he cotton market showed little activity.
So were somewhat more irregular. but aftsr
~ eaess ne market IN the Afternoon weakened
80 EIcl offerings and closed practically the
80 " ne session The opening was steady 81
zr - POINT 70 g cecltne O. points the advance
-. winch came in Tor covering, while later
s.4e lepreAse1 n sympathy with rather easier
q, expected ~ first very Attle cotton
"a. -lt e vas E-A considerable apprehension
Esrs-.-0n q January snippers IN view Of tins firm
--e- ATE On saturday 70 the spot situation,
.ss-as- 70 restrict offerlngE- AMER working
- plllls from Saturdays finals on the active
- .-9neFeis sei4-Eg orders came IN little more
~ iie afternoon some rather wild ruEaogs
pSshL5-4liy o. a. advance IN the premiums on
saF--s On cctto1 IL The South and messages from
- 70 -Eeef a-tegugs q Epot cotton. unsettled
- - g -LeFe was some liquidation Well
-S-aea Win EeVvJrleEgls connections and the
! --is If-s-y Et=a1ied somewhat ~ cover
.ass - & iet decline Of 10 points. Sales OF
~ c,,.se estimated 10000 bales. Hew-OTlsans
fasas - " cofnzleEnCrstlOn Of the Battle OF New
"a ts-l4y hGd some Influence N curtailng opeTa-
a. = - curing the a. lern0on some business
ss fs,-ls nom there over private wires The
= rsFs- Ap5is re without Official confirmation FOR
-a,iees resolved toward the close OF the
- eE9ls generally steady. although business
s-ssss -As Gays port receipts were light but the
t.saas - t.11rru'v being heavier may have had
- ~ a. - AFTERNOON decline while the days interior
es es'.s l-efet was unchanged. the feature ssinS
To lsrss s9yv nfles reported made spinner
A-asI " Aollfset prices "a The local market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-10

English. long, per dozen. sfdSt -; LETTUCE per
dozen zen: heads l0q4oc; MUSHROOMS. per n 594oc:
per dozen punches. $lGs1 70: TOMATOES. per n. 10
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Trade opens slowly but
hauling Is easy. n better attended market S
in view Receipts keep o
full late quotations. Receipts $50 tons We quote:
Prtfne large bales 100 10, S2sQsJc; No do. 100
s22ci No do. 62hqI0c; No do, G0g62izc shipping.
s0a45c small bales 2se less than large clover mixed,
6f4sQ15c; clover, clear 621h967isc. STRAW-Long
makes scanty showing this large consump
urtTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-10

SIS 10. 50.
loo 10,
J. @. Curtis Sons: State lambs 6S n. at s. 40
HOGS-Receipts two days IS cars or 1O.54I
head, including for the market Feeling steady
Good State hogs selling IS IS 100 10 Country
dressed hogs steady 5462c ID for heavy TO light
weights; rough hogs 444lac.
s. % per 100 n; I rough. go b, 81 %.
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THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET.

LBx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE,1
Elgin, H.. Jan s.-Butter ruled firm the Board OF
Trade this afternoon selling % cents pound an ad
vance Of Sales in the district
were $4,000 pounds.
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kase osbies. RiO-Coftes market quiet; No Rio.
tao e1ehEnge Is l5-lBl; receipts. 200 bags; ship
s1s tog ne UEite5 STAKES 1000 bags. shipments FOR
-ept le0 bags. stock, $4,000 bags. Santos-cof1ee
Ls, quiet E5ol sraEe Santos, SS7Ug receipts 1900
- FO Gays stock 63s GO bags. Eaulburg-Co1iee
80. opened = pig higher, al $50 II was net =
~ pA Ifasr; SAFES, u 600 bags. HayTe-eotee mar
~ cpelsa STEADY December advanced = franc; other
---s E0iznnec = franc al ] unchanged; At )
g bsv .
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LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and ChrisJoDss- STA
tS-OO A M--FOr Iinghamton and syracuse
1000 A A--FoF Buffalo. Chicago and St LoEsA
SL4O P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
fACO p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS-45 P N.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
geo A. M.-For ChicaEo-Sbeepsrs open p. NJ.
Tickets. 149. 429. 1ls3. 1884 Broadway y. 2: so
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDaily- fE1cept Sunday.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan e-FLOUR frm: fancy blended patent.
Sc 80. fancy spring patent, Sc family patent,
&c. winter pastry S. rs: bakers spring patent, SO %
bakers spring clear 81 90; "a g. WHEAT-Sprins
dun: No Northern 81 23L4 winter DALI No red. in
store, 81 22A. CORN strong; No yellow 49c; No
corn, 4Stzc OATS firm No white. 36c- BARLEY
western store. 45G55c asked RYE-No l, S5c asked
Chicago. Jan 9rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat. No p: Opening Highest. Lowest Cl2zi9g
May 81 15ss QS1 15& 81 IFS 81 15lt 81 III
July -----.-.--- 9S5s I9S S9sA se% S572GSs7s
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL RO A D.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAck LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TyENTY,T TIL STREET
~ rbe OsSEs Az 49, TesbrosseS and eortIand,
Streets ave minutes than that given below for
my '''sf FOX brittle TIE WEST.
'Ie.s5 A NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -
:!5sPM cr RS2aS o SSp S g. LOUIS EXPRESS,
.S 1888 E n: W wi E9ntS f EMPRESS
1925 p CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
800 T. NJ PITTSBURG SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH;
&c S2S; s I14 S 1Ss as .a25 10 IS
70 hs9S sghdss initedJ 3 Is % 455 5
soUTHERN RAfLwAY-l255. BIS. 425 p. m. Il 10 a.
m. daily. Southern Palm Limited II % p n Week
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-o25 g. m. and S25 ,. n.
daily New York and Florida Special 20 p M
sEARoARD AIR INE-l255 m :. and an 12lo ,. a m
No 0f e1 ASp K9Etfa Fi siaILWAYs5 P m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-705 a m week
FOR OLD P6iNT GoMFoRT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a. m.
ATLANTIC cITYG955 a. m and a55 weekdays
a.
CAPE MAY.-l255 p. m. weekdays -, ~,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK (North AsbudIy FAX -
sundays, and Point Pleasant 500. q M 80 . %
IS p. and 12.10 night weekdays sundays 4@4V'
8 . a and 4.55 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eo5 Is .65. SIS. $50 .e25 SEES % 80 ZIG = =
AS. s425. '455 (st455 for North Philadepha only
'6,55 605, 1855, S25 C9.50 for North PhAdelpala
only N. weekdays sundays, oto.
o5 S25 go .t955 o55 st1S p =; r YaI$S a 5 m
delphia only, a So 1856. ass. 49, SO - eso1
for North Philadelphia only) p m, 1z4O night
Dining Car fExtra-fare train -,
Teet offices. Nos. 46 1854 113 and 261 Broadway is
Fifth Avenue (below 23d St) 263 Fifth Avenue tcor
ner 2sth ST.; Asto- House and stsLlons name ee
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station Inc Ne"
York Transfer Company will call Tor ana ehecK bas
from hotels residences through 70 destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Car
Service.
w W ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafhc Manager
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Receipts breadstuns interior points IN thousands
ciphers 600 omitted. -four bbls grain bush
follows.
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corn 4Slzc OATS firm; No 2 white, 36c- BARLEY
chicago. S-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
En'. ss 28:Rf5s H'f7:s 1a1 81. Si.55s
I M5J 4 AZ, sI4 4sa AZ a. 44sq44
july ........44zs945 45lt 44ss asa
a 49,, g.: ~ g.: so, 81 81:
a ss5@a: :..::::: f5s 9s fs s e.:
Lard, per 100 n:
s 8s#3':. :.:: 81: #: ::H So; IS :s s.. 81: So
Ss5P':: :::::: S%s as 49, g.
Cash were as $50 f9ipws FoER ., ssf4y
Wheat No g sPFing 3o l1 cRS II No 20 Sc 30
yellow $50 OATS No "a - t-g ~, Ne 7e
BARLEY good feeding, S6gs7e; fair choice mating
81 Is s; cTo7ER contract grade. sl2 "a TTNoTE 81
LARD per loo n Sc s.: CUT MEATS short ribs sides
doQse SO 12l4Q$6 25 short clear sides (S9XeS} 60 ~
Produce ExchangeIBTTTER fTn; crearneEies 19q2ss;
G265 nrsts 25c dFsts. &c; extras 2so. CHEESE
steady. llgi2o
No Bgr N6r6 5an s. o Eat s. SS5as
No Sorthsr 81 1oaSl IS Nay IN asked BYE
c0RH-No 42a4214e May. 4@fsS4iSso asked,
Minneapolis. Jan 9-wEAT- May 81 i 1si 5giy
Northern 81 l7 No Northern 81 Is e ~ - az Z
first clears 81 1884 35. second clears 81 6oqS2 70
BRAN. in bulk. 81.
Philadelphia. Jan. 9.-WHEAT. 1l2c higher; contract
grade January. 16aS1 16le. CORN unchanged Jsnu
ary 49s 849@4c OATS du but steaqiy he o.. 80
BUTTER firm: good demand: extra Western creamery
eTtra firm. good demand
nearby fresh SIC. mark; western fresh, ale AZ
mark CHEESE unchanged; NeN-toFk iulI creams
fancy 12l4 Gl27e choice II l2ci DO tar TO GOOD
half Recepts-FIour. 500 bbls and 100000 To in
saels. wheat 400 BUSH corn 5000 bush oats 2OOO
hush Shipnents-Wheat, LOO bush: 10000 bush;
oats 1900 bush
St Louis. Jan. e.wHEdAT-No 2 red, cash; elevator;
81 81 141s1 u CORN-No ., cash 4Sc; May. 427sc;
Inv '4sL.c OATS-No p cash. S01sc; May, Sic; No 2
white 32lac
Toledo Ian a-CLOvERSEED-Cash 81 9a January
ST 90 February 81 90 ALSIAE prime. IS o. TIMOTHY
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s Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot Cotton
es ' i ddG; 4 1Bs5s $40 5000 TsesiPs Amen
5snnsry aT closed steady net points higher
ss3d Mareh-ApriI ASA: Apridsy
Ses1 'pRhe-5ny S94d; JgyAugust se0i Augustep
SIi 50 Manehester-Iarns buyers favor Cloths am
FLOUR AND MEAL-whie there was an absence q,
he'd and in some Instances advanced 81 rs e[s hnig
Pan spring e ps9en wasa ss sass Were gh5 and un
81 WINTER patents S. 5odS5 So spring clears 81 soS
ter 50 sass s. RYE FLOUR steady quoted d. Tai MN d
da 2'e qa 20 aah' Sasa 10 per R Io5
brand BAG ui m Sio e9e KILN d5ed Sc sogfa To-
Western p SD coarse new 81 lSQS1 "A FEDcity hTIn
Fap1sg $50 TO- -four DO s22 red dos. SO all January
3 sao rea eog - S0 homny chop. S2l IS bulk
GRATN~wTIE14Tf4 Situation s1S al in ,o-s,s
market largely under control ~ tbe bufI wheat
so5 G market that Chicago .New-York
market market was maintained al day. at the close prices
tics which Included deorsase ~ sao 605 bSl stats
gs1it sg1 900 bushels last week prospects for
o S SorTes9onang time Increased 1895 600 bushels
could verified AS usual tb YES,
soDd part OF the stimulating factors outside Of the
spOs stocks f 5sP9Tts from there claiming that Mime
ba Gays and that receipts in interior
contraction OF the movement near future At both
again While sd1css from s tS s C1h demand was
zen ls'a stress the temperatures were
Ne11ea mat way. and the wheat fields
Ae Were insufteiently protected by Elevator
a chicago We're credited with of
s OF the cay, tho trade class being about
sizing me short side Of the market which left practi-
tAl4y without sellers went
At as they sold for profits, English markets were 1d
.las1eT Paris closed 1920 points down. 3k0%
- A nlsner ana Budapest points net higher. Total
Urinary receipts for the
IIeo with 1oS4 900 bushels last year Northwest
EAas were GO cars compared with 6I3 year
10 red, 81 2334 elevator 81 241a b ahoat; no
cSortnern Duluth, 81 2SH; No hard Manitoba 81 10
SOFtNHcept for heavy seabosrd clearances, the corn
S@ was not very well supplied with fun factors
al little more than hold its during the
influenced by the wheat Gables were ! lower
INFERIOR receipts SOS 900 bushels OO0
nushels q worlds shipments bushels
n excess Of the previous week. quantity
age showing an increase OF l27500O bushels Weather
Sohcltions We're favorable Exporters bought loads
10 corn In NewYork closed 5Sc elevator and 81 go
aaoat; No white, 51ssc. and No . yellow 81
Q Rnoat- OATS-A STEADY market ali day. with Few
changes IN The price level the
market closed quiet Cash prices IN New-York were as
iolowt Mixed 70 10 81 10. 373zc;
p eI6s and clipped white SO 10 20 n 89a41c
BARIEf-Market quiet. Feeding as quoted 44c 9 ?
New-York, and 45ff52c. / Z Buffalo.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 8. 1905.
WFEKT.Y RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-10
NEW-YoRK PRICES

TeEter-
lsy h..t o2spi9 s s5 ). GS4 s. iss 81 5 s
July ---..--.... asa o87s IO3s o8% ! oS3s
Corn:
Kay COX SOS 5OH boH SOS
CHICAGO PRICES