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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
EXPORTS FOB THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, January Is 1906
CoFFEE-The news continued bullish European mar
higher primary receipts very light 19ra]
markets firm deliveries heavy. and there %e
further rains in Brazil the coming crop he
spending factors. the local market opeieu
steady advance of 5910 points. There was QQl!e
good realizing but the demand for sral 3 Cts
commission houses appeared TO be bfoade!tte
creased gain matter Of 10 points tn9
decline of points. but the mar eI ..ttI
again session after the pront tdhliLs
absted and close steady at net 2dlanIlCe u
points reported OF nearly SVtp oas-
Hayre 4G& higher. which, considering llie
there European selling orders IN tne mar
a cable from Havre reported covering %
The primary markets showed little cnafse'
the rate of exchange lied higher, and santos 40
900 bags against 600 last and the Jun
diahy movement only 5000 bags against Stoo aC
year OF course, this abnormaly small movement -
probably . extent 10 the rains whlch aIe
also believed be doing harm to the coming crop
claiming that trees "ete
shedding Warehouse deliveries for the last week Wers
about lis e5s bags against ee5 bags last year ana
reported continued lar Ceiudu IN
the interior at advancing prices The market Ior $50
coTee steady firm, with quotations raheiis
les in the United States week l136GS bags
against So 99S last The total includes
AZ NeW-York santos receipts for the week We're
week and IA Ooo last year
reoepts for 1000 bags, aganSt 500
last week and Sc O00 last year The weekly Fo ciea
ances v-ere 15 600 bags United States 5000 70
Fron and to Cape, etc Santos cearances l0r 6e
1eek were 1l2 the United States aad SSuo
70 Fsrone The weekly Bahia receipts were eeOo oa5e
Bahia stock. 5000 bags; cleaTances TO IerInanS' h'
The range contract prices IN the local market to-day
yaz follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
Public Notices.
ME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,


cation If the 5i of Raod 5e Ta master 81 ss Gdm
OF three commissioners to determine and report whether
Of persons and property as determined by the Board
ought to be constructed and Avenus
Public notice hereby given that pursuant to
the undersigned Rapid Transit Railroad Com
s5e court M o e' h So the Of A E o Poison n. q ns
judicial Department. at term thereof be held a.
25th Street Borough Of Manhattan city Of New York
the 2dth day G.: January 1905 at o'clock in the
appointment three commissioners
after due hearing whether railway railways in the
SAID S Tor me convenience and transportation OF per
The papers upon which application
day Of oc,obe 1855 and the afidsviis ana papers a
& Ins SANE an 81 %n,e1 were aSd II ne
the 9Th day Of October 1908 addition
t sSsn .a idh od4a as shah be presented to the Court BY
description Of he route general plan Of con-
the flied aforesaid with the said Clerk Of the
santia synopsis Of the said route in The County Of New
York: In the Borough Of Manhattan: Lexington Avenue
ington Park Avenue: aath Street from Lex
ingon Avenue Avenue; Fifth Avenue Ssth
Street to 23d Street Broadway from Madison Square %
trinity from Church Street to
Greenwich street. from Trinity PARK.
In the BG9ugh q The BT9n5 From Ihs HsTsm BY
from the Harlem River 156th Street sedgwick
The object Of the Aforesaid appeaton is to obtain tn.
appointment Of commissioners who shall determine after
railway railways ought to constructed and oper
late Division together with report Of their deterrna-
ton which report if in favor Of the cons;rqeon and
operation OF such railway railways las this Board Will
ask thst it shall be- shall when corfrmed by said Court
along the line Of said railway or railways.
Board Se OF 4 RaP fa3 TRANs 4s RAILROAD ~
ALExANBER E. ORR. PRESIDENT
BION l. BURROWS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, January Is, 1906
BEANS AND PEAs-There is quite a f firm feeling f on
few sales have been made So 10 Medium and pea
are steady bur quiet; goods rarely offered
below 81 IS Not much doing in red kidney but gen
orally steady holding California Lima are quiet, but
prime is held steady at 81 S212d$i % We quotf:
to good. 81 5OaSS; medium choice, 81 0oaS2 TO- pea
choice 81 10 good. 81 COAST 20; red kidney
turtle soup IS 5OdS3 55; do yellow 81 so; lima
California, 50 45 PEAS, green Scotch per busn 81 5-s
BUTTER Receipts to-day. 1852 pkgs Business Is
moving along quietly. The speculative element that
been much OF factor of late has laisety "il.
drawn and exporters not drawing as many ne"
Prices steady to hrIn on I,st
grades fresh and held creamery and holders tee sou
confidence the future of the raarket IL 49,
ern packings imitation creamery, factory ana PteN
Ing stock are very light perhaps the strongest
part of the market Renovated steady. with a noaaf
M 2,c iercantile Exchange official quotation e1t5s
27c co frss 23g26c: do seGonqs q 5S5a do sec
anis 19G20c; State dairy tubs extras Z9c 90 htsIS
22a24c DO seconds 19g2c do hirds l'% lsS; s(9
extras gle; DO frsts 19qf2oc do seconds
i7G1sc do thirds. 15l4qi8c Western tacorY lIfs
Isetine a,ock No l. I71sc; do No , l6agl'c No o II
9l5c DO, oaa bo,.s with CON
comparatively moderate fresh re-
uiue' "a stocks gradually reducing the market con-
tinles in strong position and prices nave oeeh
- on all grades Of full cream cheese ana also on coe
fan made light skins; winter made skins however ~
fairiy plenty quality irregular and with slow demand
pTiees have reduced 4c Liverpool cable Cos t2r
-. c,11red and cas- We quote: State. fun
fn &c. do october best l34Gl324c: do late made.
small coiored white. best, l24Sc; do large
HG1i3c. do winter made OalOlac; part skins,
iaTs4c do full skins 3l4ai &c
ZOOS Receipts to-day s536 cases Arrivals continue
GOOD deal OF stock is held OFF the market under
shippers the offerings sufficient to keep prica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

SlSssf Ggiis At ast @ 2
se6 sls 5 Si
her 5sod November- December, 5T7d. Manchester
FLoUR AND MBAL.-Although not particularly a1y
demand day and fair stTaghts snd
Prices remain firm and unchanged spring patents
a. Winter winter So spring MIRA cleo So
winter g. 1Q9s g p. ana extra NO winter 50 IS
aaosH ssssa5 sss'sfe 5
B1s M2R KIM d 81
And ye1w 2 s0 r q 2 Wsirn sprRg So
standard middling. $40; red dog, s23 so; -four do;
s5 s. all mdns s en- Rd
n GRAf X " news was again an
portan factor in the developments of the wheat market
Of outh in fnd sf ADVANCES az the vepoo
and ID. at 6. se Of up
f o in s it ndr e hour ths0~fh supply
ruled less unsettled throughout the middle ho, Of
speeis the JURY uIPo option Which
a eosa t 5GP pSs SSo net against
= pacs in h a
@ se8 ana last Of wheat Of ns
tnentai markets were not so strong as yerpo9 paris
market was from points lower 20 points higher and
Shipments 5fn " at s bushels compsred with 900
bushels o the & oea last year Of
$4,000 bushels There was fair amount Of 9 osc
news and bsiief conditions generally fav9red "a
fhe close pFl %ss 500 quoted
81 ikc elevator. and CSC b afoat No Northern e
Duluth CSC o b afoat CORN-An ADVANCE OF &c
opening the response maze by SoP ~
md weather prevailing
out the West shortly afterwsrd however, the market
became easier and for balance Of the day was more
closing here but 1sc net nsner. lHe
Liverpool market was up nd sd. worlds shipments
were 800 bushels less than the previous WeeK anu
seaboard amounted to $4,000 bushels % 6e
other hand interior arrivals practlcaiIy TUVo
bushels more than on the corresponding day last year
The visible supply $4,000 bushels There vas
fair EXPORT trade being taken with the casn
market a trhe firm the basis OF sec for ne" 59 IN
and No yellow, 51&c afoat 1aSsnt
houses were buyers but the Increased
which seems TO be starting the country together VIII
more or less realizing weakened the price sgn6y oGIas
the dar The visible supply decreased Zfooo PUSHES.
Cash oats closing in New OK as 30
Mixed 26 to 90 10 361a63Tc natural White ~
ID sly @ssc and clipped white SO to 20 TO- New
York PARIFY-MarBet dull: feeding. Al Nc and mali lI
ing 47GB2c c i Buffalo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uAii'
10 delivered New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
ADMIRAL coeHLAN MISGUIDED.

Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan. cornmandant
the Brooklyn navy yard. referring to the re-
prts published in the Saturday papers regarding
is address before the Patria Club. on Friday
light said yesterday that he had been misquoted
sgsrding the Naval Militia. He declared that
cs only tine ne mentioned the Naval Militia was
Z the following. which was copied word for word
non his paper. Speaking OF a school or body of
rsa from which the navy could draw the men
'sslired in time of var, he said:
Some are irving nartlv to solve the problem by
e idea Of a Naval Militia This may give US a
q men, but they will be mostly men whose nooe
Z lie does not give them the stamina-physical, or
Sarse-to stand the strain and hardsnips Even
Y hest Of these lack the sea habit which would
ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

COTToN-The cotton market was not more than mod,
sales being estimated at 3UOO O bales ana
there o less realizing which had tendency
or the bulsh sentiment noted on Satur-
day somewhat irregular. The
however steady in the MAN. and the market
a. g advance Of 5GI15 points
The opening firm advance Of 9Gl3 points in
response higher cables expected There buying
character that which caused shorts some
Saturday and shortly after the opening
all the active months selling about 10 to IS points
higher. It seemed that there little more
general buying than recently during the early session
trhuted by 10 the influence speculative sent-
South OF the resolutions passed by the NewOreans
Convention But II exc March, 50 points
level Of last week, the demand became a
little pressing and selling BY the same
parties who had figured large of March toward
the end Of last week the market eesed off TO shade
the opening figures in the early afternoon 10 rally
again before the close on renewal Of covering and
dispatches from the South claiming fair spot de-
firm holders. The Cosing tone was
Southern spot markets, according official aG
unchanged 1sc higher Private reports
were conflicting Some claimed that offerings
liberal that demand light; others that demand
improving and offerings light Private cables from
attributed the advance the day 10 covering
by Egyptian Continental shorts but indicated rather
unfavorable opinion the ultimate course Of the
market.
The range prices to-day
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CI7pREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

- RE. rsDartment-In the Of the application OF
the Board IF Rapd transit Rarad for
tb CItT OF New the appointment Of three com
determine and report Of
and property determined by the Board ought 70 0s
CONSTRUCTED and S hereby given that pursuant to
H. provisions OF Chapter OF the Laws OF 1871 IS
S VIII apply the Appellate Division
~ fb Siprsne Court state Of New York Tor tee
Sbe anoeate Divson Court House Madison Avenue
25h Street Borough OF 1aG A. on. O'Clock
a. TIE afrernoon of day soon Thereafter as
Counsel can be heard the appointment Of three CON-
report after due hearing whetheT I, NV m
m e g and property ought be constructed and
operated papers upon which the aIoTsad sf5
the 5h day October 1905 ana the aidays and papers
accompanying the same an OF WIN 1t;iIg an Or abont
tbe 9th day Of October. 1905 o-d in addition thereto
sch Roard description route and the
eraI plan construction of the SAID TaiWay OF
rIarL n the Appellate Division The following is brief
substantial synopsis OF the saa route zd % -
S!reench Avenue Greenwich Avenue. from Eighth Ave
W|eysIe Place and MacdougaI Street and under Wash
ineton Square the tntersectlon -, fouh 60
cat ana from thence down Fifth Avenue TO Washing
Ton square branch connecting avenue end
ns from 18th street to Abingdon suare Hudson
street from A6nedon SQUARE 70 cfan9 Per and
Eyest Ifroadvay from Fourth street to Vesey
street T aoi P}Ge Of commssioners
mine public hearing OF al part t .1ctej
and operated and snail report the evidence taken to SAID
Appellate Division. together with report oi g -
nnerann of such railway or railways this Boari win
ak that shan bel shah when conred by said Court
oicnG the line Of said railway or raigays
F RoSRD OF RAPID TRANsTT RAIL 1899 ooM11Is-
ALEXANDER r. ORR President
RION L BURROWS. Secretary.
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,

the e B6aFS Of sp sah h Raosd s
for the CITY Of New York for the appointment OF three
commissioners deterne and report whether rapid
property determined by the Board ought
BE- constructed and operated Third Avenue Route
visions Of Chapter Of the Laws OF 1881 as amended
rissoneTs viii appiV 20 the Appellate Division Of the
supreme Court of the state Of ewYork for First
Appellate DIVISION Court House Madison Avenue and
18th Street Borough Of Manhattan city Of New York
on the Path day OF January. 1906 O'Clock the
afternoon that thereafter counsel
ers in the above entitled matter to determine report
after due bearing whether railway or Tawsys IN me
ought constructed and operated The papers upon
petition Board dated the 9Th day OF October
1905. the afdavits and papers accompanying the
said Appellate Division on or day OF Octo
Der 1905 and in addition thereto such othr &
description of the route and the general plan OF con-
m paDe 9 e as Aforesaid with the said CLERK Of
Appellate Division The following Is 9IleI ana SUE SUE
York: In the Borough Of Manhattan: Third avenue.
from 12eth street to the Bowe5y t6 sonsTe md
the Bowery TO Pearl Street under Pear ss,eet q
thence under Whiteha Street Battery PARK Park
rom Chatham Square 70 Nassau street ana t1 1
Troad Street to Pearl forming junction with the
other branch starting East and West
Avenue Borough of the Bronx; southern B9ue-
y Ynrk fF %enaaTen & Hartford Railroad Lincoln
from Southern BouisyaTd TO laZnd H.
ointen+ OF commissioners who shall determine, after
public hearing 05 an ought to be eonStTacted and
and shall report the evio ta Of 4heY deteTina
ton which report 4 in favor Of the @ ana
az mat II shall bel shall when confirmed by said Court
be taken lieu OF the consent OF the properly o"s'
Dated New-York; IanGsry Z 1eg6j IT Roam COMMITS
ALEXANDER e ORR President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
STAY FOR PATRICK.
rpoUND, NEW EVIDENCE.
a.. Not Murdered; Valet Com
,.;tted Perjury" Says Counsel.

,salhert T Patrick, convicted
Aoahy. .sar of William Marsh Rice, was re-
ine .sis afternoon by Governor higgins
PdsEeu March 19-ffty-six days. ms
aau IS i 70 give Patrick's counsel time 10
4 &c trial court alleged newly olscoE-
S1ng I,s granting followed a hearing
Es4 -. Governor and was in accordance vain
s1"e ~. of David B. Hill and W. N. K OIL
be reQ -, FOR Patrick. and with the full
ptt q T1is,r;ct Attorney Jerome. Dir. Hill
alS'A s.-+b for the first time from his SICK
o. of+er an illness Of more than two moIl'hS'
F0-- the hearing and addressed the Gov
..or at considerable length
cha course of the argument ex-SenaIoi
..,,ored that there was precise and newly
% ,a5 scientific evidence to show that Fice
S'''. murdered at all, ana Mr.. olcott de-
va .L.+ Patrick knows he is innocent Oh 4
eDs -. for which he is condemned to die
u 70. ,ntend to produce evidence. said judge
an.bicb will show from q scientific stailu-
".U that Rice could not have come 10 MS
pHl' -, cbIoroform. It is an issue between
.,t science and perjury -,
as oIcott said he had affidavits OF GU
Texas quoting the valet Jones as AUNT
FN =. his testimony against Patrick was
perjury ,o sa,d The Governor i
Id not order a new trial
'o-.. understand it," said Governor Higgins
,.u does not permit me TO consider the
;.s Of the case.
ns-''. "a. +,ncture Senator Hill rose
a. so-s+and $, said District Attorney Jerome
ui. ..bot we are here agreeing to a reprieve
h'sI n..r,ck in order that application for new
sa f1,l-I- he made IN the Court of General SEES
sons" -., cAssionsq, oueried
senator Hill entertain such
..n,,cstion will do" said the District Attor-
NJ n. question of the obliteration by enoaim-
=. .orc1nsive evidence of poisoning or chic
= ..-r, has aroused the embalmers of the state
y. have fled with Governor Higgins petluoh
sting forth their belief in the justice OF 'iiiN
rsrt in Patrick's favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The local market Tor
asses T With quite the p sG9a aef hed m
moderate offerings and good demand sTuRS %T6o
mon e5s 3i2c fair 13915c good 1eg18c prime 2oa28e
Neg-Orleans open kettle, 30@8sc SyTlps common "a
g gsS2sa fair '40l'' good 's04O' prime --=' -s.
considerably higher on less hogs than expeeted some
commission house and little covering pt2vlSons agcee
e4 atrTdsv pork showing depression. The
total Western receipts 90 coo hogs Of which $4,000
S69 from Omaha Chicago expected $1,000 hogs on
tuesday PoRK-steady Qg2tesi7 Mess S14 fSg asd
onoted: Ness ssa$1o; family 81 568$1s packet $40 5o9
si extra ouote efiA s2oSs5 50 DREssED STEADY
Quoted Bacons, KS; $50 n TSsci 100 To- LIE: I4o ID
o cTSe P!ss m6kng Sc 10 n sac u 10 SIZE H.
SIC. Picked shoulders nominal quoted at sage
steady &C. sountry 4s sgS7 So LA d5s Urn
en nTi I 76c nominal city lard quoted T9sc
Renhed lard steady. Quoted: South America, S7oc
c0ati6en att 81 &S.e Quoted oieo
79sQ7slc; city lard stearine. sAqS4sc ,, 49,
STEADY TO hr locally, primary markets firm
Quotsti9Ps fooT otc po head 81 faney heads 6
size; heads 5% d6c; Japan domestic "A q
4jac; Pana 52 95zc; Java, 442q4&c Rangoon in bond
'sUGAR-In refined sugar business was moderate :
active with steady and prices unchanged Prices
quoted ara less ad per cent for cu6es SSt os1
powdered 4sOc; Eagle confeconers granulated Boo;
cartons h bags of fine granuiated 4sSc;
fine standard granulated and diamond a. 410c;
No l. 42Oc. No s. 4.15c; No 41oc; No T. 4o5c; Nc s.
Nos IA and Is 3 75c sales have been lice
decline last previous business The Federal Re
not in the market sales follows: 10000 bags
cuba cenifugaI old crop shipment before Feernary 20
bags Cuba centrifugal aoat at 2tc basis 80 test
cost and 6e ana BASIS IS test o cost ana freight The
market quiet and steady. with January at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

The local market for spot cotton quiet points
advance the basis Of l205c 1qr mddng upland and
u mddng Gulf Sales 12 bales to spinners and
we're telegraphed follows: 81 Louis quiet unchanged
q bales Charleston quiet c higher
az iistc bid Mobile firm, unchanged at ike sales. bo0
bales Savannah quiet sc higher at 1Ac sales 100
bales Norfolk steady UNCHANGED at sales 32o bales
&c higher at Ike; sales 172 bales Galveston firm
Changed AT HE sales 200 bales New orleans STEADY.
higher at ilssc; sales $3.50 bales Wilmington
nominal Memphis steady. lice higher il g-1Gc;
bales ed receipts leading points
- dav: Al Houston SGIc 5000 bales, against 1872
ise, week and 0s6 year Galveston 6.0OO 5000
taIee AGAINST e95 last hs32 last year and at
%nv,Orfesns 10000 1900 bales, against 1855 last
week and S32 last year.
Peceipts at the ports and interior points to-day.
10 I'D with the same day week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
SERVANT KILLED IN ELEVATOR.

he tenants in the apartment house at lA6fn-st;
- e. Nicholas-ave were thrown into SINAI
,sae last night when a young woman servant was
Isd in PASSENGER elevator. She was Dora
NSSs- She was crushed between the floor OF the
( and the first floor of the building. Crowoars
- used. but It took nearly half an hour to move
ar The elevator boy. Edward White. negro
* arrested on charge of criminal negligence
"A said that the girl was playing with the lever
he electric starting apparatus. This, it is SAID
'2tsd tae car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

s--.srpoa Jan I5-Closng: coTToN-sPot In fair
e. goo rddng 8sd; middling, GOO lo S MID
- Ted; good oTdinary SGD: ordinary. . iOd ne
- q the dsv were 600 bales of which 500 were for
EsSstiou and export ana included $3.50 AneIs s
- 2k 100 baies ali American. Futures opened urn
asea quiet American middling, O. IAlH &C.
Gr January February 6.Osd: February rs
- l-Aprl. sild; April-May 6l4d: May Une, 10
tssy slsd; July-August e1eds Augusl-sept So
enber-October. SD October-HoSenlOeF' '''N
>s=Dscsmhsr. S.l7a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
CONTESTS ALDERMAN P. J. HIGGINS.

William Q. Conologue, Republican and Municipal
Vsnership candidate in the ast Aldernanlc DsIrict
Manhattan. filed notice yesterday that he con-
'Es tbs right Of Patrick J. Higgins to seat IN
as boasi Higgins is a Tammany man. The re-
nus gave him plurality of 15s. Yesterday was
Z last cay for fling protests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
lays TUNNEL WOULD BE DANGEROUS

s'ob Marks. counsel for John L. Brewer, owner OF
% IS and Ss7 Westinghouse. and Of Nos 2S2 and
"ashngton-st. has filed with the Rapid Transit
.-anssioneTs Nj Brewers objections 20 the build
: q the proposed tunnel under Westinghouse
stsen Spring and Liberty SITS. The principal OBJ
slsn is that Washington-st. is composed or
I'm ground so that disturbance would en-
~ser buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

Coffee cables: Rio-Coffee market firm No F tor
$3.50; exchange I'D receipts 1900 bags shPn TTo1e
MI stock Isl 900 bags santosc0eso o MARKET td 5
f24S bags RanbuTg-C9fee maFke{ Gpen ae. Is 665
haSs Havre-Conee market opened steady uncnange9
70 i franc higher; at Il m, advanced = franc; at
m unchanged 4 franc higher; at 5:5o p IN, uii
changed: total sales 10000 bags. -,
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as 1ol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

u p Hume; us State lambs. SIS 70. S. p. 10
nils - n at IS so: sheep. 10 10 al S. 50;
do as 10 IS; DO. 10 To- at - 90 DUCKS LOO ID
81 60 - ,-s~-,,,. lambs 81 >, -. ~ *
70 So % AZ n al SO 80: 50 state sheep and lambs
81 n ut 81 II STATE sheep III 70 az So Vermont do.
20 ~ A. 81. . state culIs. leo IL. at So
I,dd ( co: lambs. 80 10 az IS 30 sheep.
Receipts Tor two days were s95s $500
bcsd fncludiug the market Prices just about
held IN 10 last weeks closing prices Good STATE hogs
sold al IS 90 per 100 70 country dressed hogs IN
chsnqes GGSi4c 70 for heavy 10 light weights
Saiss-S sanders. % state hogs. 1T n average,
So % per 10; l cough. 40 H. a. 81 80.
s Judd & Gate Saturday: IS rough mixed West
hos, SCI 10, al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

=. Allan McLane Hamilton, who has inter-
=. ,,,ose1f in the efforts TO get new trial
:. ,rhsrt T Patrick, said last night that IN
~ ~ the reprfeve granted by Governor Hlg-
= .b,cb would give Patrick's lawyers an
oDportunity to apply for new trlal ne uiu iioI
Eel at liberty to discuss any OF the evidence no
ssi collected to present with soch an @ppi'-
eaton. He added:
an getting letters every day from well !.
trozn experts which go to show now aosuIQ T.. -
80 If Mr.. Rice was caused by chlorotorn 1-
NJ ne sbsH 3rove beyond a doubt that 1t was m
.sibIe for such a condition to nave oeen
zused by chloroform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
It's al the ports and interior points today com
t;,S ~. same 3ay last week and last year:

cotton Exchange specal Liverpool cables spot cotton,
fair business doing sales. 600 bales sI'eGpla9n al
axror+ 500 American 600 receipts 6,ooo a.!
I5dg ynand pod Futures opened steady 81 points