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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
COFFEE QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Eev-Yc-fz February Il, 1908.
TC-FEEJ-ASz- opening steady al az advance O. O4lo
u---s z ID better European cables and the
e-.ek ---zirs receipts, TIE coffee market yeste-
easier when the late cables from t-avre
acusl ara prices were steady net unchanged On
q nss1-Ls which points higher sales
a1-- $500 bags private cable received nom
I1az1- where Il had received from santos,
tlE last autumn that the Santos
sTTe1- r- and estimated the coming Santos
viEli L is c1nsl-erHi in local
c7rs -7 cary -cr conservative estimates q the con-
z-- m cable therefore attracted little attention
Eus-z=s quiet alvanCe II The early
appeared BE- selling q little, while me
dem limited 70 the parties who have recently sup
pre- --= Ls1e- the decline q = franc Al
leaving prices there : franc CHER. brought
renewal Ct Lgll-a--1n also Z seeu-sl has-y
level. thus
ing late decline Eece5V-s Brazilian points
decrease compared WITH recent large
1g--s still comparing -le- C-laTura5ly with
.zSt showing. Tv= local warehouse deliveries
To- SHOW much IL spite C the talk OF
te-te- spot market quiet, with
cG5-s-. basts =. :.
[Ls % prices the local market today
rs f----ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R Z

Iraas depart froH Grand Central STATEN 4ed St ana
BOSTON. via New London and Providsnce-+45o
7 1000. * 1902 A u. tt1:O0. .xi1:OS. .xr3O0
u 500. 'Si5OI. sF12:OO p. n
BOSTON. via WilinnanJic-tFs:OO a VI. TOO P. NJ
"11:OO P. II. 1880
FIICd8I RGi. via Putnam and Worcester-t3:OO P. NJ
LAhENILLE ana NORFOLK-+S.5O A. N, 1881 p NJ
CT. HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE- I-ENOx, PITTs-
FIELD-T4:5o $3.50 A NJ. 1871 p. VI.
WATERBURY and MINsTED-t4:5o. $500 tfs:oo.
tI0D2, $1,000 (to Waterbury, a. NJ. T1.03. 1870,
Ss5;ol. t6:O0. 5000 60 Waterbury, P. NJ
Ttcke- Offices at cCS-and Central c12jth
St. also ellis. c26I. lis CT 354 Broadway Park
Place Go Union Square, c1s2 Fifth c25 Columbus
Ave, 649 Madison Ave-. c273 West 18th 153
I25th st. IN Brooklyn Court ST.. $50 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway. E D.
DAILY Except SUNDAYS. ssundays only STOPS at
125h St xStops St, Sundays only tParlor
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
C. T HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Agt.
O. NJ SHEPARD Gen. Suut.
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2NQs&c; java, 4a00Ac; Rangoon, IN /

Domestic 2EqS%c; java. 4AG5i&c; Rangoon In bond
sgGAR-Denand for refined sugar was slack. The
market, however. steady but unchanged. Prices
9uoLe net less cent for cash and sc 100 u
rom invoice tno further discounts gratuitieE) loaf
and crushed 676e; mould a, e4oc; cubes. SOC; xxx
poW1erea, o0c; powdered, powdered and fruit
RSwdeTea el5e Eagls eonfsctioners gEanulated sos
cartons o bass and BIB bags Of ne graduated. zoe;
le % STANDARD sTanulated and diamond A. og9c;
SohIectioners A. $500; No l. 5.70c Nos 3, 565c:
30 o55ci No 9. $500; No g. 545c; Ne 5.40c; No s.
5oci No 3 o2Jc; No To- 52Oc; No II, 5.1Oc: No IL,
oc No b e5c; Nos "A and Is 4.90c. London cabled
osSshe OF Nd with February and March 15s ed.
ne local market for ruled steady hrul
~ % test at 15-lGc; muscovado 50 test
a. t-Gc and uolasss5 sugar. 50 test, 3-16c. Re-
az the six principal ports Of Cuba, according
NdeE Gray were 59 coo tons; exports. SEQ tons;
1900 1Sl5.o tons. against 134, coo year. centras
81 16 AGAINST I64 last year This weeks summary
lIs STATISTICAL position shows stocks In the United
ahd cuba together Of zee IA tons. against 224 $40
year Of 2S,942
5a tst year Stock in Europe. 2496,00O tons against
$4,000 last year Hamburg reports shipments Of
~ or re1ned TO the United States this week Total
5k OK Europe and America, 27G5 pa tons against
last year the dates 2,75
even date OF January l. 1905 The decrease OF
@ y ocS US tons, against decrease OF S93.se4 last
TO-. anu decrease OF 1oe5, 40 January l. 1909
- ~ stock and aftOat together visible supply
- -0-o-44 tons. against g. 794 500 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady AZ about
55c for machine made barrels with quoting 4c
more ruled steady az 81 50 for common 20 good
strained. Tar ruled steady al Unchanged prices We
~SPTRIrs r1rRPENT1NE-On and machine barrels 54A
G55c.
-TAR-S4 eOFS5
ROSIN-Corn7non 70 good strained. 50 s.; 2. s. CSC
50 10: F. IS 1J9s9 90 G. 50 2ftSS .: u. - 5orSS 4 !
So GTS9 20: x 35GS4 40 NJ. 81 S06S4 IS; N IS 10;
" C. 50 304$5 IS; " ". 50 so
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentine, lob3
5. 49, .
Savannah Feb 1T.-TURPENTINE-Noth doin-.
52c; receipts bhls; shipments, 60 ROSIN firm;
sales, 800: shipments, ABS. Quoted: A,
B. c. 81 81; D. s. 30, E s. 10 F. s. SPA G. 50 80; II.
s. .: 81 5O x 81 %; N, 81 80; y. s. 20: W c. s..
". 50 ..
Charleston Feb 17.-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-
Nothing doing
Wilmington Feb. 1T.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts. Is hbls. ROSIN fr 81 10 bid
ceipts. as bills. TAR hrm 81 6o; receipts, 1e9 bols
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. 81 80. 81 20; receipts, 20
bbls.
London, Feb. 17.-TURPENTINE-SPI SPIRITS. a6s Cd
ROSIT-Arertcau strained Is load; me lis %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 17.-Closing: WTI1AT-spot nominal:
futures steady; March. IS s&d May Is 11&d: July IS
ll'sd coitN-sPot-AH mixed new hrIn- As "a:
IS IAd; May, IS 2&d Professionalism steady. IS ID
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter steady - Cd HOPS in
India mess. is 80. PORK easy; prime mess. Western
Gis 81. HAMS-Short cut, Il 10 Is n. easy. Sos Cd
BACON quiet Cumberland % 70 30 10 SOS: short
16 Is n, 25s Cd long clear mlddles light IS 70 "a n
long clear middles heavy 50 40 70, 35s
backs 10 20 n 3is Cd clear bellies. II 10
SIS. SHOCLDERS-Square II - 10. dull. 2es Cd
LARD quiet; prime Western IN terces, a5s; American
refined in pals. S4s 81. BUTTER nominal CHEESE
American finest white. SIS: DO eolored duh Sos Tall
LOW-Prime city steady, 23s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steady, ass. EOSIN-CummOn firm. - Cd PETROLEUM
Refined quiet. 3D. LINSEED OIL frEl. los Cd
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.rzct prices IN the local market to-day

market for spot cotton closed STEADY az 10
pats advance efc 19r Kidding upland and e1oo
-E -l-Lrg GUlE sales today sp-lners, 90 Da-es
spot raTlze-s
go teegrzphec fellows: Mobile quiet. - higher az
tc- 100 bales Baltimore noIniu2y 3sc higher,
z-esta steady 7sc higher at Ike sales. $50
&c AlEt5k firm. uuchazgsl. a. Ersei sales ~ oas7
Z Louis steady Lice higher, Gt I-sc: sales, ~ Dale5
sai'est9n stea1y &c hgAeT al l-lor; sales l'~4'
zeF. Neg-Jrleaus steady &c higher at Tgscs sales
80 taies. Memphis steady &c higher at Use; sales
-" bales Charleston steady &c higher. a Use;
7-af steady &c higher, Il slice; sales. 90 bA-e
.tate1 receipts a. ea14rg points for tomorrow: AZ
s-or, 100 20 400 bales against J. 424 last week and
- last year; at Galveston. 40o0 20 45C against 40
=. week ard S,D5l last year and a. AswDrleanG JAW
!" So AGAINST a.s2s last week End Bias last year
eys q cotton ~ TIE pcETs today and for the week
eJarsc with tie totals OF week previous and CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Of God, freq and independent to
Albert A Van Alstyre Mary V. Turner, Annie L Rosen-
berger Rossnburger, Thomas Malcolm Shirley William
v Manguzn. Vaza Mans1In commonly called vanita de
Nlt Edmond Pendleten Turner, Jr. Union Trust
psny OF New York, as Trustee under the VIII
children Of heirs or next OF
kin said William " Mansurn, II he be dead whose
names and places residence unknown and cannot
diligence be aScsrtalned petitioner
persons interested Maria Van Al
sryne County York deceased as cred
Itors lsgstess otherwise send greetfngt
You each OF you hereby required per-
sonaIly and appear before Surrogate OF the
County OF New York at the SuTrogatss Court Of
County held the County Court House. IN Borough
Manhattan, City OF New York. the 7th day O
dalf7Sst o'clock IN the forenoon OF
and there attend judicial
OF proceedings OF Albert Van Alstyne
executor Of the last VIM and TsTsnsat OF said Maria
cited under the age OF tNenty-one years are
CURED appear BY your guardian, II you have
Il have 70 appear and apply for one 10 De
pointed the OF neglect failure
So guardian appointed BY the Surrogate rep
resent II the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
surrogates City and County OF New York
be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald
Surrogate said County the City OF New York.
the I4th day OF January. The year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and five.
m, 81 JAMES A. DONNELLY.
Clerk Of SurrOgatss Court
PECKHAN. MILLER & KING, AJtys. for EXT. so
Broadway. Borough or Manhattan. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb II. p m,--COTToN-spot IN fair de-
mend prices 500 points higher American iddIing
Esd s99d midtiing 4 SD: m-dilins 42Sd low mid
sales q the day 900 bales OF which coo FOR
speculation and expert. included American.
Receipts 1000 bales including
opened iTm and closed very steady. American mdduE
February 4.0Sd: February and March, A0Sd
March and April 4l0d: April and May Aha; May and
June, Aha: Iuns and July. ASA: July and August.
4l4ds August and September 4lad: September and o.
tobsr 415d octoear November. Aid. November ana
December t.15d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18

white. per box. s1as1 U.s. DO Cuban siasl 30; do Hub
eaTd Old per Dbl u 25gSI 20; do marrow 81 2oG$ So
a[S1l@A1L1SS1s New Orleans. 100 lunches S3GS4
75e f9Srea per carrier 81 5osSi: do GUAM
Soc DO domestic ruaDaga- 5OGS5c. irish. rutabaga,
Per Dag t9c5 do Nev-Criearls white. Qs3
W -A1EtSCteEkSS Per buncnes 81 5oftSz 30
HOIHOUSE AND FRAME PRODC CTS-Afushrooms
Sc-FeS ana hrIn. CucUnbers steady. Lettuce
G5ishes slghtIy easier IsAu5arb dull Tomatoes drag
slhg- We quote: CUCUMBERS, Z, dozen. 5tq
g; do No per case. JOGS3 90 LETTUCE per dozen
1ssa.1s. @0egSl - MUSHROOMS per 10 3Us6gc.
SE1tS. per lUO punches, 81 JGaS3.
punches, 1O94Uc. TOMATOES per IteyzJc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
READIEC SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTPaI


9etty street and south Ferry South Ferry
minutes earlier shown below
aSSION, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NATCH
SNh-Zte 90 %. Is Easto1 only. SO a n. L19.
so. 40 q s. Easron Onlyj Sundays. E48o
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANrON-z4oo. 30 a. m.
80 y z sunday zA20 a Z p II
LAAhEMOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
rsAhNEtAT-z4-90 $40 a n. zL30 (3-41. A1o
t5-aSswood and Lakehurst onIy). a5.00 xs-s8 p
ATLANTIC CEFY-ss 80 a m - 80 D N
n1NELAND AND BRIDGETOS-zfAO0 a m. !. 40 :. II
LONG BRANCH, ASBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
fOANI PLEASANT. AND SEASHOHE POINTS
m sunday. except Ocean Grove. 3 90 n &00s
ATLANTIC HLDS-. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH.
EaoI LONG BRANCH. sac $50. I1-38 a
-. $50 t5SO Atlantic Hds- Onlyl. $50 D. N SUz-
PHI - trS : ~ a. a n 4-ge ? m
Fhll-ADELPAlA (READING TERMINALl-sAz Is. Too.
Isgg, 90 1000. Tf10O m. f12-G %. 800, II 90,
1-go' f$se. zoe. taco. 1900. t7-3o. Ssoo. sl03o
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-s4z5. 4sso. sIasa.
BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE. .1aoo. .1.ss.
-+Il. 500. go. ~
RIDING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
a m. Reading onIyl HsI0O a 60 - 90 D m Rsad-
LIs Pottsvi-ies Harrisburg only TAo0, 70 90 ?
ztrorn Liberty Street only "DaiIy 4DaiIy. sxcsps
sunday Sundays only 1Parlor only Via Ia
OEces Liberty 81 Ferry. south Fsrry. Astor Housa.
z91 SO 1900. 1894 Broadway. 1S2 9Th
. Union Square West, 153 East le5ch St. ga Wss-
!-5Ih st. @43 Columbus Az, New York:
ga $50 Fulton S. BROOKLYN $40 Broadway. Williams
burg New York Transfer Co calls for ezd cheek.
". c. BESLER, C. N BURT
N4cS-EreS ana Cen Mgr- Gen Pass'r
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Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR steady
WHEAI-No . spring, 81 1881 20; No 81 OSGSI IS
No red. 81 1891 q. CoRN-No . 44lac: No yellow
white. 81 g. 83214c RYE-No . roc. BARIFSYLCSood
feeding 3sc; fair choice mailing. 4204sc FLAXSEED
c70 l. 81 Is; No / NorthyesteTn 81 70 TIMOTHY
So so PORK-HIess. per bbl Sl2 s21s dS12 65 f.APDG
Per 100 70. 50 l2ls S5 15 CUT MIAT-Short ribs sides
loose 80 t2sS8 70; short clear sides (boxed) Sc $50
81 81 q WI4SFNEI-Basis OF high wines 81 % On the
oTeanereS $50 &c; dares. 23G29c FCGS steady. az
marx. included 240S0c: hrsts S0c prime drsts
SIC extras. 34c. CHEESE steady. I4B12c
Duluth, Feb. 17.-Close WTElAT-Nyo l Northern
Jar" May 81 l6G$l 1856 July, 81 145si September
Milwaukee Feb. IT-WHEAT-No / Northern 81 1872
81 Ii No Northern 81 12g$1 IA; May. 81 1874 RYE
No /. S3tzc- BARLET-No 2. 32c; sanapIs. sT950o.
CoRN-F7rm; No 3, 44g44lsc; May. 48Sc BID
Philadelphia. Feb I7wIIEAT quiet but steady: con-
grade February 81 l51sG$ 10 CORN, &c lower
February, 5Oe5O4e. OATS steady doing: No
white natural &c., No white, clipped SIC BUYER
nearby prints. 30c- EGGS firm 10 higher. nearby
fresh 35c, mark; Western AZ maid
CHEESE hrm good ds95aEdi New-xork can creams.
Receipts: Flour. 1900 bbs 1,196o00 - in SACKS
wheat. 5000 bush S.IOO bush; oats, bush
Shipments: Wheat 5000 bush; Germ. 8SOoo BUSH oats
S,00O bush.
Minneapolis Feb 1Z-Close; wHEAT-Afay; 81 1870
81 1914 July 81 14l4GSl las September s4 sc No
1 hard 81 1sk: No Northern 81 1914; No 2 Northern
81 I2s FLOUR-Frst patents Sc 459S6 30: second pat
s. 60GS2 10 BRAN. IN bulk, S1A
Toledo, Feb 1T.-CLOVERSEED-Cash. 81 SIN: Feb
rary 81 s71a March 81 40 April 81 % October IS So
ALsIKE-Frirne s. 50. TTAroTHY-Priule 81 So: Maroh
81 ain
St. Louis, Feb 17.--C1ose; wIiEAT-No 2 red cash.
elevator 81 49, 81 Is: July Ne No hard 81 I4s
CORN-No cash. 45i2c; May. "A Sc: July
oATS-No cash. s2e May. axe; No whlts. s+G5aasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
Steamboats,.
[R Cd 6 II Cd M A AER R E9HI.sH 3

FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River
Leave Pier Is, n. r., OF Warren St. weekdays
only at 500 p. NJ Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM.
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE, via New London Leave Pier 40
N R. foot Of Clarkson St. only 500 P N
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE. FOR New Haven. Hartford.
Springfield North Leave Pier 90 e r, foot OF
Peck Slip weekdays only at 400 p NJ Steamer RICH
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb 1T-FLOUR firm WHEAT. spring, dul
corn quiet but Arm: No yellow. ole; No corn. 56c
OATS steady; No white, &c., No mixed, 34l=c. BAR
LEY and RYE unchanged
chicago Feb. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher STA
fseO A M-For Binghau1ton and SYRACUSE
~1oOO A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and So. LCltA
"l4OP- M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
400 P M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
"6-1O p. M.-For Buffalo Chicago
SIS P. A-FOr Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica
200 A M--Eor Chicago-SIsepers open ?. n
Tickets 40 40. I1SS 143& Broadway. " 2: sac F-
St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL K o AD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
STATIONS 5 foot Of VEST ST, TWETTTLRIRp STREET
The leaving time from Des5ros:es and cortLaadt
T"eH'y-third street EOS Sta HE WEST.
.75sAM. ct11G Eoi1 tI1f; I-'i'
'I0.s5 a. NJ. THE PENNsTLv8NIA LIMITED. 20
.aPM. cH fRess o S2 SS- 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
sssf II S5a 52RlS zf SS5sEss
1875 ?. u. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
''' r M W sFhT5SFoSSoA SfSG TAE SOUTH
~ SO - . - 50 .io5S a. n 'issS 2 10 50
y 10 Hight sunday. ~ % 70 JOS a n % =
s6UTTiE7N RSIIwAY-125 az 43 D. N. 121O
a. m. daily Southern Palm Limited 1888 ?. m
A9 6s7 Sec. So4 4sE. ssa F54s- s5. IL m
sE 5a AR I[sE-l2 - sa g y 10 a AIN
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s&S p m
CEEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-7-55 a m.
FOR OLD PoiNT coMFoRT and NoRFOLK-7S5 a,
ATLANTIC cITY.Es.55 a m. and 2-5s p m weekdays.
I IoTG H BR4Nd sR n Tefay North Asbuy PARK
sundays ard Point Pleasant $50 m. 1928. Is
80 and 12-1O night weekdays sundays. lZlO,
9 . g. n. and m
so- - FOR PHILADELPHtA= ozz ..,oaz
1855 lI55 1925. 'I,55. 30; 80 3 . 50
80 S425 +4.55 t'14J5 for North Philadelphia on!y)
'5aJ, 655. T55 d % t955 North Philadeiphia
9n4l 3 m y 10 night week.days Slndays go
.1255. 1856. 's25 555 . C't455 for North Phia-
depha only. %4.55. $50 $50 7.55. SO. 80 So
f2r North Philadelphia only p II 10 night
dining Car. TE%xtrA
Ticket offices Nos 45I 1854 13 and 261 Broadway; Is
Fifth Avenue below 23d Sc} 283 Fifth Avenue cor
ner 18th stu Aston House and stations named above
Brooklyn, Court Street. Fulton Street 80 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New YORK
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination
Telephone '5f3 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
". W. ATTERBURY J. r WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD,
General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18

Exchange special Ltyerpool cables-Spot cotton.
Ns<2e2s ooinsi sa4es 1900 balsss speculation and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18

sock IN Hare $50 600 bags, q which 200 are
E--z--a2; LAST week &esODoO and 100000 bags. re-
CoCTCA-Thers was furry among March shorts dur
tE trading rst tine THIS the
Gz-h option commanded premium over Nay and July
-or May prices
reDresetLg advance point Of the
q z OF 2 bale advance and increased
eea-5 months a--l ally accompanied BY al
p theory aC-aoe- that the Southern bull
had lLarcL ~ NeUT-NrlsanS- others
mat local
Il have fallen INTO the HANDS e parties short C
SIX cotton and VINO would -snla-d cs-LFeEy "a contract
plausible explanation appeared 10 be that
ralda-e6 uneasy ~ the approach OF
low parity Southern spots when there seemed 10
demand -or
there seemed ust4e prospect for any ne-
increase The general Movement The market
zze- 1ziss and before ulit6zy had advanced 70 The
way uo which carried The list 70 net gain
a-c-- lIIe POINTS Al higher level some u the
crvatlge longs TOOK pT51ts quite noefely and
r-ETe &c lr-e pressure rom pear le--rs
Pros r-Ee-ueuty esse5 OF ard covering became less
evidently uneasy and coIilln4ei
trv-- ~ lie oreak also some demand
5-5 $3.50 a. 10000 bales Superintendent
aga1rsr 1896 year. overland 70 minis
ssg against 70. las last year. Southern
MI ar-s estiua-edj $1,000. against o. 900 last year
Z interior towns Zlsoe 6gslst ls4o% IS
year sight the week, 1I4oo against
yea- IJtal crop movement FofI recs-IIs,
araIrst 63Ss or last year; overland % nils
- festnlare5j. 125, go against 1.-Two lasl
e-- ~ frerir towns OF September l,
far season 1889 again INST So 80 asl year ns
Iea crop movement Tor 10 days this season. against
Te age u contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-18

C-1ee cables -Rto-Cor7ee market steady: No Rio.
Es55a- eEczzlse Is 151G1- 500 bags ship
United STATES GOO bags; shipments for
Ia 1900 bags stock. $4,000 bags Sant0s-Co-se
5aa-=t z-ea-ys SOD sverige Santos 5$l9t reoelEtz,
400 bzEs- stock. 1z&59yJ bags Bankruptcies
E2-Es- oDa1e5 = Pig higher 23o net ia144
ZIG higher sales $500 bags HaHre-CC-ee market
cpl STEADY. ca higher. = unchanged;
e. ? = -sE1- franc higher; SO , declined =
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Excursions.
Grand Mid-Winter Tours
Low RATES TO
CALIFORNIA
Tieksts good % return un.n NoEembsr !.

Parties Will leave New York, Boston. and PhfIa-
delpha etc. FEB ., via the Grand Canon and March
= tncluclng TIE Mardi OFIaans.
with seats far the day and night parade both tours
including visits Riverside Rsilz1ds.
dena- Angeles. Cruz,
san Jose Rafael and Francisco. journey
includes the Sierra Nevada by daylight,
the GOrges and Gallons OF Colorado By daylight Denver
Manltou Springs and he Garden OF Gods LesErs1y
sotourns viii De ds AZ The various places % interest,"
Business their families ladies' all
important points without waste o. te travelling h1x1-
rioCsy
round trip. and being relieved q
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Senator ovsrman Expected 10 Intro.
duee One Calling For Investigation.

Senator overman Expected TO Intro.
duee Ono Calling For investigation.
Washington. De- Senator over
man OF North Carolina will probably In-
troduce boz the senate this week a LiI
providing Tor tho establishment OF "a
commission 20 investigate market con
ditou, throughout the world and ma
such recommendation as will promote
the export % American manufacture
products II provides for commis-
sion Of five members and employment
OF experts II Is 10 last three years ana
10 cost not more than $500. 900. II IS
stipulated In the title that the commit
zee consider ways and means for en-
larging export trade I'm cotton products
and other manufactures Of the United
States II Is proposed that the COM
mission be modelled somewhat after
the British and German commissions
that made such Investigations and ne
goiiated reciprocity treaties.
Senator Overman said he did not I'M
tend the commission 20 go on 10 The
ta5iff problem. as Il should be non par
usan and for the benefit OF all manu-
factures
1T Is generally recognized that there
Is strong need for such a commission
because OF the poor showing made by
our manufactured exports as compared
with our exports OF raw material" sail
Senator Overman. THE cotton prod
ucts OF the south are increasing every
year. The south exports more than
100000 bales OF raw cotton. which or.
manufactured into cotton goods In Ems
land and sent back 10 South Ameri,a
where $4,000 900 worth were sold tu
Argentina alone last year why should
We not get that trade instead OF Eng
land. Why should not we manufactura
cotton goods II we can get market
for them7 This commission Is intend
ed To help find that market"
Hon. j. @. Cannon was elected speak
er and promptly called the house TO or
der
Seats were then drawn and after
some bills were introduced adjourn.
ulent was taken.