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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
MEETINGS FOR BoWERY TODAY.
Evangelistic Committee Busy with Band
Wagons and Preachers.

With a band OF music several carts and preachers
the evangeUstic committee OF greater New-fork
will invade the Bowery to-day. where three meet
ings will be held al various points until noon when
the entire party will be driven TO Waii-st-' where
an open air meeting will be held for the benefit or
the brokers and habitues OF the curbs. Four big
meetings were held at various centres yesterday be
ginning at Madison Square at noon
There were thIrty-hve hundred at the nrst. the
Rev. Norway williams and Dr. W. W. White being
the principal speakers. They spoke from an old
wagon The second meeting at Union Square
The Rev William Rouzee, the Coney Island evan
gelst oficiating There will be big meeting IN
the Academy OF Music tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
QUARREL OVER FATHERS BODY.
Children by Different Mothers Each Claim
Victim of Runaway Horse

The man who was removed in an unconscious
condition TO the Eastern District Hospital VIII
iausourg Thursday night after he had been hurt
stopping a runaway horse at Broadway and Hewes-
81 died yesterday and later identlhed as
Thomas Little a foreman in the blacksmith shop
at the navy yard. =.
He lived at No. 263 Rutledge-st with his wife and
three children Two children by former wire
live at No 4S7 Lorimer-st. and yesterday AFTERNOON
when the children OF the present Mrs. Little went
10 claim the body they found the two sons OF the
body and the question referred to the coroner
The children began to quarrel among themselves so
loudly that their voices could be heard throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
FRANCE TO ADD TO EASTERN FLEET.

Paris May 26.-M Thomson, the Minister OF
Marine announced at a Cabinet council to-day
that he had arranged to send In August a sec
ond division Of twelve small warships to Indo-
China 1t will consist Of two submarine boats,
four dispatch boats, having torpedo tubes, and
six first class torpedo boats of light draught,
chosen for the shallow waters Of the coast of
Indo-China. The division will reach Saigon in
November, where it will join similar division
sent last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
THE cARoNIA AT QUEENSTOWN.

Queenstown May 26.-The Cunard Line steamer
Caronia which arrived here this morning from
New-York, did not sight any Of the yachts which
are racing for the cup offered by Emperor Will
IAN Owing TO the early hour OF the steamers ar
rival, $40 a NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bit, who are among the passengers, did not leave
her and their yacht the North Star, which was
waiting for them here. Will follow the Caronia to
Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
LOUIS LEVIN GETS THREE YEARS.

Louis Levin. formerly drygoods merchant at
M 11e Reecker-st convicted Tuesday OF grand
larceny in the first degree on the complaint Of VIII
liam Meyer & Co.. Of No. 4s3 Broadway was SEN
fenced TO not less than three years nor more than
three years and one month yesterday. The maxi
,,,r, sartanca nossible was FIVE years. Levin
failed years after having shipped aTEe
SrbSra he starfed a new business He was formerly
treasl1rer OF the Order OF Birth Abraham BIS
oreditors said that swndlsc thera out or sssooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
ACCUSED OF SELLING JOB.
Arrest in Alleged YOnkers Street Railway
Graft" Case.

The graft charges against men in the employ
NJ the Yonkers Railroad Company has eliminated
In the arrest OF Frank Mears. The complainant
against Mears. Louis Cohen. In an afhdavit swears
that in March he paid Mears for place as motor
man The charge against Mears is larceny.
Superintendent Lewis says that charges OF wrong
doing and grating" have been made against him
by men whom he discharged tor falling TO ring np
fares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
White Madras Shirts, 81

Thursdays and yesterdays tremendous selling entirely
hased our supply of these handsome White Madras Shirts with
plated bosoms ST. Yesterday afternoon another shipment OF
arrived and they sale this morning
They are beautifully and handsomely laundered All
have senaate cuffs Sizes range These shirts
that are not matched either regular special offerings else
where for less than $3.50. 81 each.
Ninthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
WAR ZONE EXTENDED.
Diplomats in Russia Startled by Govern
ment's Decision.

London. May 27.-"The Times's correspond
ent at St Petersburg says that Russia's decision
to extend the area Of hostilites into Mongolia
has evoked sentiment akin to CONSERVATION
among diplomats. It is regarded, he says as
the first step toward annexation and the open
ing of the question Of the partition of China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
NETWORK LIFE CLOSES JUBILEE.

The New-York Life Insurance Company brought
to a close yesterday the celebration OF IT'S diamond
Jubilee In the morning at 1870 O'Clock the 80
agents and agency directors chosen by q business
competition to celebrate the occasion with the Of
hclals OF the company. held q farewell convention
In the New-York Lie Building AT .. n q din
lner at Dslmonico's served the climax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
VLADIVOSTOK SHIPS OUT.
Tsing-Chau Report of Squadron
Sailing South.

Tsing-Chau. May pa private telegram re-
cetved here says that the Russian v1adivostok
feet has left vladivostok, going in soutfArly
direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
STEAMERS HELD AT cHE.Foo.

Che-Foo, May 26.-Au japanese steamers ar
irving at this port to-day have been ordered held
here pending further instructions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
BRITISH GOLFERS DETAINED AT MOE

Nagasaki, May 26.-Three British steamers
which were loaded with coal at Moji, terminus
Of the Eiu-Shiu Railway, for Hong Kong, have
been detained under orders from the govern
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
REGENCY I'M SWEDEN ENDS.

Stockholm. May 26.-King Oscar to-day resumed
the reins Of government, after his recent Illness
during which the Crown Prince Gustav acted as
regent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
ASSASSIN OF PRINCE ARRESTED.

Baku, May 26.-The man who assassinated
Prince Nakachidze, Governor Of Baku, on
Wednesday afternoon, was arrested to-day at
the Hartisoff factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
SPANISH NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.

Madrid. May 26.-King Alfonso to-day approved
the presentation TO the Cortes OF plan for the
construction of eight cruisers OF $4,000 tons, five
protected cruisers and other units. the to be
Erread over six wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
Elbozv-Lengtb Cloves
ST a Pair

Silk Gloves. The ebow-ength gloves that belong to the
pretty horeve fashion The shades black and
white. Fine slk-graccful, snugly fitting 81 a pair.
Tent stree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
The Girl Stylish
On Decoration Dav

Suit the action TO the word.
Every gr-no what her be suited to do
here And perhaps is this versatility in style that has
Girls Store such a success.
satisfactory up SO
variety of OF cloth. silk
to - =
waist an oats Suits a o
Cloth SO $40
s years.
floor Ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
Quick Decisions No4u
About Mems Summer Salts

If you want light half lined serge suit lightweight
wored you will find splendid assortment here to choose from
The Wanamaker tailoring shows off at the best in these
lightweight half lined suits poor workmanship would make
sorry showing if existed Every fabric is absolutely all
WOOL and much hand tailoring done the price OF the SUIT
admits and the necessity of the work requires You are sure OF
getting out of a Wanamaker suit
Suits of fancy woreds, gray plaid and
stripes, at SIS to $s5.
Blue Serge Suits lebeasted at $2 to Sa5, double
breasted at SIS to $50.
Black Serge Suits nglebreasted at S1e, SIS and $40
Double and Singebreasted Suits, of black thbct at 95
Striped Worsted Trousers in splendid variety OF
patterns ranging price from S. up to trousers OF fabrics
as handsome tailor would make for you at S here at Sl2
Also collection of Trousers for business at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
Your Strazu Hat Today
Store Closes at
$50 O'Clock

The cool weather has been dscouragg the who had
his straw hat ready but he can't be held back longer
Derby hats heavy with the Summer suits and
Straw Hat time here We have splendid stock from all
best manufacturers presenting such assortment will find
nowhere else All shapes styles and varieties of proper
tons to suit of all figures
Sennit Straws, the popular hats of the season. 81,
$3.50, Sc, $3.50 and S. Clean, fresh, wellmade we'll
finished smart-ookng; from the hats with 212-inch
and "a Inch brims, to those with 3R4-inch
and brims in proportion, for large men.
Split Straws, light in appearance as we'll as in
weight, $780, So, $780, S., 81 and S.
Mackinaw STRAINS, plain white, soft and comfort
able. Sc and S.
Milan StrawS, 3d. PGnamds, Us to Sl2
floor Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27

Shanghai, May 26.-There are indications tina;
Admiral Rojestvensky has divided his feet.
Seventeen vessels of the Baltic feet anchored
81 the Saddle Islands last night It is believed
that they coaled there and that they will go
north.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
STOCK ON HAND
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk, Jan. 81. 1903
ing slaughterers 10 for the market and
held yesterday No trading In live cattle
the Jersey city markets wednesday. Dressed beef is
having inquiry 7G9c per 70 for decent to
choice native sides Liverpool cables quoted Ve cattle
selling 1191 per dressed weight; London market
iG2c with tops selling at 12lsc dressed weight re-
frigerator beef lower at Sg92e per shlp1ents
on the Bowie Liverpool included 495 cattle and 1902
sheep shamberg Son. 495 cattle for sehwarzschid
SuZberger and 500 quarters OF neeL tiater
shippers; the Uer took out 90 sheep Tor l. D
D1llenback Tomorrow the Csarsnss sang 4 dn nor F@'
OALVEs-ReceIpts 152 head. all for the market
Prices Just about steady quality Gonseeea eoGn & %
VeaIs offered; barnyard So 60 No Westerns
sale Dressed caves tul seaay at Sg.5e per % ~ 5T az 10y
dressed barnyard and fed calves ,o- -,
s. per 100 n; Southern calves zoo 10 at So a.,
J. g. Curtis Son: 80 veas 12I 10 at s. 90: do los
r. at 81 do % r. s.7 af n So !. e s. te @ 30 " a.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars. or $40
at steady prices lambs steady to strong the pens were
cleared good sheep sold at III % 90 per IO
= e. 2n ne RFe m sn @ m vearngs at So as Dressed mutton
steady T2Q9lac per 10; dressed lambs nrIn az l1
country dressed hothouse lambs steady at saSS per
saes-Kerns Commission Co: AZ Kentucky lambs, ee
II e. at 10 = n per at @ s. rs ie Indiana d. Is n at
s. IS; 12 Buffalo yearlings, 90 No. at S6 - Is Buffalo
81 saesP' & ,49 e m ' al At 81 81. IS do lis rb at S.
D. Harrington: 1S9 Buffalo lambs. 81 n at sS 70 g..
S Sanders: 50 state lambs 40 10 al % Ia ~ S'A''
'hfsB a6esRecepts were 2sH cars 4477 head ineud
aa. ag half ear we're T9 af s. % Is per 100 70 for soo
70 prime medium d ana a hesy q 60 Couhy sss bo
unchanged 5797ac per n for heayy 70 Light weights
N svspsee at So % per 100 70: s6 do 107 10 S5 25
249 n at S. 49, & DO 41o r. st 5sr so ISIsP s $50
q $. o. Judd Co: 30 state IA n at s. Is %
mixed Western do los ID at % %; Fousus' SS0 10 a
& 25, / stag $50 fb at So
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan 24-owing the sxeeedinsly small stoczs
OF domestic available. actual business IN the Ss
market unusually Gull Territory Wools are notcea
scarce Reports received indicate that contracting
Tor wool on the sleeps in progress II all sec
tons OF the Territories IL is estimated that already
clip OF Territory has been
sold In previous year has buying been so general
Pulled wools are somewhat easier Eoregn Waols are IN
fair demand. hold firm Quotations N TINS Earkes
are about as follows: Ohio and Pennsy vanlaS< ana
shove s51Ssc. x sO031c: No l. 3SG3Sc No 2 39941c:
fne unashed 24325c: one-quarteF blood unwashed Sg
33c. threeeghths blood 32GS21zc; onehar blood SlB
S2c unwashed deIaine 2TG2sc; Unmerchantabe 29dSOe
fns washed deatae 3T13Sc. Mtchlgsn-Flne. unWashed
SiG32c; one-quarter blood unweshsd SlgS2ei tRree-
efgh+hs blood 3IL632c; one-hah blood SO4Slcs IN
yssbad deiaine 25d28c Kentucky Indiana etc-Three-
egbths ami one-quarter blood aq22e Ferritory-IGahe
F1s IS1sGIec: heavy fine 16G1Tc: hne medium, lstz4
Igc: medium 22q23c: medium, 2Sg24ei WyoTlng
Are i7isGIsI.c; heavy fine 15g16c; fine medium li2g
1Si4c medium 2342Ic low medium Sc C.ah ana
~ ss noefiun 22632c low medium, 23G24c Dakota.
Ana 1S61ec; hne medium IsgiSc; mediur Z5-ae low
rsJur 2324c: Montana, fine choice leZzc nne. aver
age 1890; fne medium. choice z8Zc averase Isg
20c staple. 22G2Sc medium eh0icS. -'S-e' @~''
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

were chiefly in low winters sur.ns pa,aat. and
1n:S1ssS S. ss Pas Rfas: seia pa1
winter S ee9s4 so winter IS s5dss s5 AYE R2
s9Pf otG 3 4GsSa Sa iG; QSo9.a SaS.9s
dried s. 0ass TO- as to brand SssSay sSy Hg9ted KIN
sSS'se Fine White ana yellow 81 coarse new s. q
spring ss s. standard s9 ao1r 6O WsseFn s 50
ss2s aos - saS aSGss2i s. hd2ing 30 bulk sb5s sad
GRAfN~waEATGwi 70 cSgSSas:,, SSSS3s:
nge g ,s os PSss the ssnSiSeS hss %STss Su
the day were unchanged 10 10 lower Most OF the
s. ss markets notably st Louis provided
active SudatOn bu RoSses n ngat & rejecting
favorable Winter wheat prospeets bs S 1@ sac and
also depressed times notably opsning wSen
year. had effect sentiment although it was tsiS
would Owing very hight winter
spite Of the liberal Northwest move fqT sr the on day IN
w bushels compared with 81 600 bushels last year
e the Rassisn .iPn at
69ie points lower Berlin mark down and Buds-
that export surplus estimated at 20 600
n ashs S ssass recent estimates Of 100000 Aeeo5d
o 81 sleo 9fs 3s for the the wss or
ens s s AZ Sns % 9De.ng thee "ss oo.5 moderate % de-
rally in which Chicago LED bu forces Then cams
conditions feature lasting pretty much eli the sfeP
o ana people & in Chicago NV were oa seller; Of May
TSTthe hssoE uas GSsnf fos So SS SSr aab Ss 81 2o f
81 Sill IiH ahoat coFN-The local market for corn
than at the West account Of foreign buying orders
IN May which advanced that option sc whereas Chicago
opened h@kc lower. This explained by the liberal
receipts with free offerings reported from the
Try and a decline SD q Liverpool. Later n
day there q the local market and gen
the local market closing unchanged The total primary
movement 7o5,o0O bushels compared with
bushels last year The expert business consisted OF 10
loads No corn closed at 62be elevator ana 81 1aO
OATS-There only a trade IN the oats market
at Chicago, and. while comparatively little stuff came
the market the undertone easier and prices
the close showed slight declines
follows: Mixed. % 30 n. 6lA937c natural
white so 81 y 63s1k cliuped white 10
Ss1A @4lc. RYD nominal BARLEY-AIarlet dull Feed.
ing quoted 4aAc, New-York and mating
q 46G52o, 1 Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
OTHER MARKETsRY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 24.-CATTIE-Recepts. 5000 head;
good to prime steers s5 65QS6 Us medium
81 91S so: sockers feeders So SOC "a 5 cows 81 %
Ss2 6 beIfsrs S2S5 81 25Gs2 so; bulls 81 leg
$S co. calves Sc 75GST. HoGS-Receipts 2S.0OO head;
market strong; mixed butchers s4 6o$4 So good to
choice heavy 81 soqS4 STA rough heavy 81 604S4 Io'
light 81 60qS4 75 bulk OF sales. "a lOgS4 so SHEET
Receipts $1,000 head sheep strong lambs weak good e
choice 81 959Sh co. fair 10 choioe nAsu gag
S4 So native lambs. So Ia9SI % -. s.,-
Cincinnati Jan. 24.-HOGS-strongi butchers, "a %;
common ss 75qs4 Go cATTLEss!ow easy fair t9 good
shippers S44S4 so; common. SZ4SZ o. St4EEf-orohs'
81 1895; lambs, strong, 81 fo4SI 20 o-o
East Buffalo, Jan. 24CATI ILtr-Etecelpts go headi
steady prime 50 5O9S5 20; shipping. s. 5og$5:
butchers S4 25GS4 s5: hefers. S3QS4 o0 cows q 39S4
bulls So 5O9s4 stoekers and fesdeeTs 81 S954 $50 90
VFAI-Receipts 100 head; slow. zoc lower, 81 9v9SS
FIoGs-Receips 4soo head: active 5g1oc higher heavy
IS 15S5 20: mixed So 10QS5 10; Workers soS9 l0 pigs
IS; Toughs. $4gS4 40; stays s3q$S 80 ShEEP s9 ana
Kansas City Jan 24CA TTLE-I.eeeipts 10 ~ 4o & Eeaa'
Choice export dressed beef steers - t5gS 90 fair 20
GOOD "a 5OdS4 20; fed steers 50 oOG$9 stock
ers and feeders g I6qs & Southern steers - IoqS4 TO-
Southern cows s2 2bS3 native cows 81 to4$4
Refers 81 6oas4 90 bulls 81 25a$3 75 calves ssass 90
TTOTS-Fecefpts e,s00 head; market steaay 10 Iue
lower; top 81 s714 bulk sales 81 eoaS4 s2e heayy
"a s0s4 S7IL: packers 6b9S4 SPA piss and lights 81
* T2s sFEEP-Receipts ~ 500 head; market gG 2gl1S
iowsr Native lambs, S6dsT 4O native Wethers 81 !9Q
s. co. native fed ewes 81 2s5 TO- Western lambs se9
s7 40 western yearlngs, s. 5O1s6 90 western shesp
"a 7561s5 60: gtockers and feeders. 81 oO1So
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

button and firm undertone Tamage New-orleans. tele
graphs Louisiana movement TO date: Receipts
rough lSo 600 sacks; last $50 100 sacks sales
steamed estimated sS 622 pockets last year se4 loS
pockets market demand active Tam2ge. Charles
ton. teiegTaphs Carolina date: he-
cepts 2s 130 bbls; sales % 946 bbs; quiet Quo
tatons follow: Domestic ordinary SG3c fair TO good
SS1sgS S1sgS %ei prime to choice 31sq4hc; head, 4Aq5Ac
Patna 55445S.c Japan. foreign, nominal; do domestic
2sQS%e; Java, 414Q5lac; Rangoon, in bond 2AQ2%c.
.eOGAR AR-sefned sugar quiet but steady and ur-
1hanseo with rehners however not disposed TO make
important concessions Prices quoted less per
cent Tor cash. Cut loaf crushed 6S5c: mould A,
a: ocSoe: cubes 840c XI3GX powdered SOC; powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered 625c Eagle confec
TONERS granulated 64Oc; Eagle coarse and extra fine
sIahulated T25c Eagle n 10 bags and 10
Days or fine granulated $780, Eagle fine granulated,
standard granulated diamond 6I5c; oonfectoners
oc; 40 J. 5SOc; Nos and g. 5.T5c; No 4. 663c NO o
10 $40 10 565e Ne Z soc; No 54oc: No SOC No
"a ana 10 DC Conditions in the worlds markets
MeIe somewhat in favor OF buyers in that the London
reported beet sugar unchanged and the local mar
showed less rmnes although duty paid prices
materially changed. London quoted at los Sad
January and los 90 for February. The local market
was quoted oentrifu-
gal 4&c degree test muscovado ana 4eo for SO
oesree test nolasses
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

SOIIOS-Ins cotton market continued nervous and
eslt VIZ prices showing practically change for
- eHS. The opeaing firm advance OF 7 20 II
ponu On bSfter cables market was
to even wrh the haal bids OF previous Day and
~ Sae eloee Was steady, net 70 points higher Sales
salure1 were estimated ct $4,000 bales The opening
-Ls1s Nes ac more than response 90 the advance
- Ias Engish market which a. the hour % the local
tyslliA Wa points higher wher g decline 10 2
glnH hEd been expected Private cables ascrfbed ths
stg % covering less apprehension concerning the
russian situation There considerable covering by
er shorts here promoted only by cables but
y ne eITeo-a-to1 that would be sent out
{. the Cotton Mems convention Nsw-Orlszns ehRr
N0-o have bulish effect prices. Nothing OF thls
-. VA forIhcoTniug however. and the Fhas wire
--hes with $eW-Orleans connections appeared 70 be
ils ln the local market seemed disooursging the
s9-h Eno had bought the theory that the conyer-
NJ Ne2o erect atten1ion from present future
f-eA Yesterday being ths first Day of the New-Or-
. session II hardly 20 be expected that suythinR
- eo4seQusnce should take place, however beyond or
kng aid me discussions Of today Tomorrow NAV
lave some influence the situation telegram from
- director a TIE 70 the NeT-York Cotton FJ-
r.el6e Etaeed thai The agents whose reports the
s glI1efE report VIII be based lad until January
Ia Lheir reports and thai no date could be fixed
S plbicatlon OF the trst iustalmeut until att
of 5, az Eeoepts for the DAY were little heavier. but
A harmony with large crop views. Southern spot
lA inalcsted unchanged conditions IN Interior
range ot contract prices in the local market to-
~ AsS fulloRE:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork January "a 1910.
ro7FF.-he coffee market continued 20 lose grouno
"a result OF large Brazilian receipts, but displayed
s6iuars the decline with demand improving SONS
v-Sst toward The close The opening was al oeeIne
-sE uoiurs ead time the market was apout
the active months, While the close
-. s-sadv e decline 5Glo points Sales Were
Of unsettled condition OF Guairs
Russ!s could hardly be termed factor IN tooays
Ssino French market showed relative etea olness
T,rce n Hsvre In fact were A9 = franc higheT elo
5amhurF lost only partial = pig. The source OF ReSk
- vac therefore undoubtedly the development IN brszA
feoed y heavy receipts and the declines IN the
--srnrv rlRrlLetA OF this Rio IS reS and Santos
l60 Tss while receipts at the two ports footed
n sl Oac against &c coo bags. ana the interior
6Furss also tul AS the bull movement has been
bt on theory Brazilian receipts foE the season
ogs Be smaller than OF last the last few
ve a figures naturally 6scourSGing and seem
nd be es6nE considerable scattering liquidation The
ea that the present large figures are The result
~ the movement, which they consider likely
~ Fooz faI materially decrease taking place
r-otshy the time the worlds visible supply statemen
~ February available, which is expected
"a b huliEh At rate Il is evident that thers ts
igts bear1sh sentiment the selling IA generally be-
leped be for long account. The market for spot
coaes quiet ana nominsly unchanged on the basis os
sac Rio No :.
Ths range prices local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
REARING SYSTEM.


Liberty street Ferry (tne from south Ferry
nNs minutes earlier than shown below.
AaASSII.ON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAuCH
SntN.h-z4O0 q 10 EastOn Only). $40 a m. 10.
80, SIeg ts5s Eastoh oniyl .. m Sundays. EA30
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRaNTON-z4sa 90 s1o
n ~ K, r. SUNDAYS zi39 A m, IN
II LsssAENDOD. LAEEHURSr. TOMS RIVER AND
SAhNEGAT-z4O 90 'a40 a IA. zi3O gs40 ala
55sd E55sksswood and Lakehurst onIyl. a5-oO, xsos
ATLANTIC CITY-'s 40 a m. +s 40 D. N
NINELAAD AND BRiDGETON-z44o 90 a. 40 D n
LoNG BRANCH, AsBCEY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
fOtSf, PAEAsANf. AND sEASHORE POINTS
p m sunday except Ocean Grove. s00 a m. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRtGHr MONMOUTH BcH
a. ~ LoNS ss,d BKANehTi 90 55e; $50 1130
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL)-s42 IS 90.
y SS' sSg; 90 tiaSs tllSO m t152e n 90. q So
2. m. -12.15 "' '
.I29e a '2eo. 4s4,oH 900. 200. 70 q D m.
BALTIhoRE AND wAsHINGTON-soe '1aoo s1aoo.
kEAnING, HARRISBURG, POTTSyILLE AND WILL
IAM>ROh1-iAe9. "a "a Is. 90. d49 10 1000. HOO
a m. Reading 0nlyJ. is10O. lei 90 70 D. m Read
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