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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

would turn over to the families for their
support,
Under favorable conditions Of peace
the mortality among soldiers Is prac-
tically The least known with death
rate Of only Eve in every 1000. Com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

Henry brother Of the emperor
Of Germany, reminds MS that,
Notwithstanding the fact that
u this country has at times been
IN certain senae under the
ban Of royalty Il has had the pleasure
Of aGfordlng an asylum to on Of enter
tainng as guests several sclons Of royal
houses. The total number mounts up TO
nearly q score, including one King ac-
tually rclRning at the time Of his visit
one exlltd king, one IN prospective who
afterward rose 10 eminence IN his pro-
fesslon probably owing 10 the ahrewd-
ness he acquired In America, one queen,
one emperor and nearly dozen princes
ana prlncesses OF the smaller fry,
such az prlncelets, dukes earls, barons
ana baronets, we have had as guests at
one time or another more than one
well could keep track Of
The unlted States has always had a
great attraction for royalty, aud II
seems TO be increasing as the years go
by, Il ~ safe 10 ray that there IL not a
ruler on any throne Of Europe who does
not desire TO see for himself or herself
this great country which has absorbed
SO many European immigrants.
The royal visits began away back In
the eighteenth century one on the FIRST
Immigrants OF Importance BEING Louis
Philippe Of France, afterward that coun.
try's sovereign, He came here for rest
and recreation-also for his health-.ln
the year 1886 He took passage on the
ship America as Danish subject and
landed In Philadelphia, With his two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01


err He began
playing the or
gan when he
was five years
Of age.
Last year when
King Edward
then Prince OF
Wales) was wit.
Messing the Der.
by his attention
was attracted
bya smart small
boy who WINS
producing the
portraits OF GER
tain Vuo... 4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

mates. Tn, leper colony is a state ID
stitution. ,lsrid u.s.
wheat growing In the SEN rr.sud.rsl
trlcts Of the west has been J, me ~. d.
less uncertain. It Is thought , :, Oh.
PRODUCTION Of mscaroni ana Ss' nave D.
err varieties OF wheat wh''H
ready given promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
A KIND HEARTED JUDGE

A lawyer was defending young nan
whose record was very bad Ignoring
the record, however, the lawyer pro.
ceeded to draw a narrowing picture Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

The costumes Of the time were thus
epitomlged Ia some doggerel verse pub
lished while Albert Edward was here,
But now the battaons are'ready TO move,
The band plays the airs all Engllshmen
love,
And the cortege moves forward In martial
array
Up the noblest OF thoroughfares, splendid
Broadway.
There were hundreds OF groups
OF ladies IN hoops
And thousands Of beaux
In holiday clothes
In 1869 British frigate came 20
America bearing the remains OF the
great phiiapthropst George Peabody.
She made harbor az the same port from
which the Prince Of Wales had departed
for England nine years previously
The Visit OF wales brother, Prince Al
fred, duke OF Edinburgh at that time
did not attract much attention, but he
was well received as the son OF Brit.
aims queen and went away protesting a
fondncsa for the United States. He has
since died but his elder brother sill
survives, having mounted 10 the posi-
ton for which he was trained during
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

two gray haired
parents looking
anxiouslyforthe
return Of the
prodigal son 70
spend the nex'
Christmas with
them, and be
asked.
Have you che
heart to deprive
the old coupe
of this happi'
ness? p
The jury how
ever, found The
prisoner guilty
Before passing
sentence the
Judge calleu ~
the prisoners
criminal record
49,. u,hinh ne
blandly remark
ed that the prl'.
oner had some
ms against him,
that the learned
,al would not re- :.
he would commit
ere his aged par
.nent were sery.
father, moih''
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

-For two days
MErAT1N advanced Fl 4s. 1Ss in LBs0R and ns faz ar
and s9 his higher here closing at % 2 S2s sa market gaining
TDPs @ s n 5ss Is, : 81 9 and and fugTss Bona At
sandad is lake At Ss a Spa sesa but
and CASING aIfv q a. lSEc ana in London f1o los 90
vas e esSy @ oHer sRe at at Es RH5ni5
80 S GLASGOW closed 58s Sd and in MiadesooTG at
ss Tf o foaadry Northern ssgs25 No nd tound[y
southern No foundry Southern soft and No 0uHot'
MoAssEs AND sYRUPse demand 5sysa for pI res Tes
etesdy here and Neorleaps Sgoat0nS s 35TS aISc
Ssw-oIesRfs BRINE a5627c; open .ett5e
S2@4oc; syrgPs sPTosC somm0n; Faoe 2asasc Ian"
OCEAN FREIGETThe demand for sail tonnage
aTe unchanged For there was little or no no
Nswoa9fe sns AaEeF Bra ' Hamburg
X rtgs Bremen 80 pigs Rotterdam &c: c0SI4n 20
pool PER lOe se8eT a. III tons Manzanillo 70 Ne
@ p5tInff f6 Havana. ils British
so b d0n "a tons lumber Jacksonville to Barbados
s. So prsse terms achooner $50 lumber
40 TO Neu9Sk TurSeF ssvanaah TO baltimore pT
terms bark e aS 1os coaf PhiladeIphta TO Prov
denee 9e 81 IS schooner 1852 tons ees 6s Ne TO
Port os2 Ssws gg S 60 tpns eaDaIo o Gs tohs
anse,ty coal hence 10 Providence three tI1ps private
ter fottonseed oil was steady to firm but somewhat
less active oil is me.ns sl0y enes as ps94 pe1o u ms is
5we and strong without qnotabe ehaRse q93a quota
tons Ms IS IS and in bulk s. go; refined cases
Yo-- si0 so .COTToNSEED OII-Frlfhe c,noe
mills Sic BID s2c asked prime summer summer yeIiow yeIow
go o;sI. butter grades. 4344c prime white 4l9
20. nrime winter yellow 42c liNsEED
csIcutfa rav T5c; lard OIL ss4lsoc 49,, ,z 80 n-o,,,
.ster the opening. with live hogs 5T1oc higher
good advance, which connued
~, sst balf hour when realizing brought a6oqI a se
d1 .o toaI Western receipts were 3otV nciuoing
sa 6o a. chicago 400 al Kansas City ana soo az
Omaha The closed 5s2 saay q uotsd sdsae Msss Pxs
ss pEise: se family SIS shot clear s21gs2s sfss sEE
DseFaf s1SSSie India me Dess rFssp
s6sFr as Quoted Bacess s se: $50 Eur G fS IEATs at 70
ssi ssfis5 i bees3p1 ouoed sTaoS,ng ste; 10 10:
e.e L. HsimnsYSc ~ Picked hams quiet; quoted n1sg s
9g2ted ctg snssG ss Sc sou3 9Ty ,sT8 Sg
;ts Dsloessio 20. Refined lard steady Quoted;
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
flnaurtnl

s2o@S2s veas-Receipts $50 head strong soc higher:
506S9 80; to good, 50 5O1So 20 H1oss-
Receipts 20 400 head active 1OG2oe higher: heavy 90 %
CSC 20: fancy So so; medium So 6ofS6 Co. foes 80 S'
5U4S6 SIS 1896; staSs. 81 ISelS2 %
Sheep and Lsnabs-Receips 22.1oo hea5 sheep log 9c
SGI5. good IS 754$5 9o yea5lings - 25ss4 20
ewes s57Si 50i sheep mixed So 6oIsS5; cus 70
good. 81 1888 80
Kansas City. Dec 2e-cattle-Receips. 900 natiyeS
1000 Texans calves 500. all natives Corn cattle oul
10Q25c lower than Fiay quarantine % I9c 9fef COWS
opers6 steady higher broke 1Oe0c cnolce
export dressed beef steers $5dS6 10 fair TO good
S3Q$5; stockers and feeders - 1OgS4 % Hsz.sn
steers 7GGJSJ % and Indian s. sSGSt
Teas cows 81 5pGs3 native cows 81 75qSi IS native
hefsrs 503Si - S1dS2 80; bulls 81 1OGs4;
calves. 5cS6 % Hogs-Recepts $500 head; market
5l1Oc higher: tops S6 621a bulk OF sales $ 40GS6 6
heavy SO 55G$6 G2s mixed Paekers So 5G$e o.; nsh[
5000 head market strong to 1Oc higher
native SASS ~: Western lambs 3 SJd$i 81; fed
S3S3 95: wethers. S3S4 90; Western wet
ers. S3GS4 90: stocizers and feeders. S2ds5 80
East Liberty. 2e.-CattIe lower: choice. IS T5G
s5 90: prime IS 4OTS CO. good S5aS5 80 higher:
prime heav Sc s5Gse So mediums. So 5Gse S5: heavy
Workers TO4S6 light do. IS 0G Sc T5 pigs s6 cog
So 40; roughs sass Sheep higher; wethers. S4Q
81 25: cus and 81 5oGS2; choice lambs So cog
S5 SO. Veal calves, SS4SS 10
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
y York. December q. 1902.

New-Yorb December %. 1902.
COFFEE-Yesteroay's coffee market opened STEADY al
unchanged prices ali December option Whcn
points higher under moderate covering The mar
e ruled very cuIl before close the Initial ed-
prices being net unchanged Sa4es
footed 13 600 bags. The European mar
kes resumed morning moderate scale
special feature Hamburg was ca4i
HaVre also Qulet al a psrtiai
decline /. compared with her close OF iesL
primary markets unchanged tneir
s1eadiness being attributed by private cables 10 the
chases markets by local Importers VINO are n
The small movement 10 cover IN tlS
December ended. and aside from this the ocs
market practically featureless There was sale
Of December 1908 5-25c. There was little buylns
for European account. and traders showed
disposition shorts but the importing Interests
were epperenty willing supply al demands al quota
oas though there no attempt 70 further Z
the Sac for Rio No 4 Total warehouse
1eriae in the United States week IS 40
bags against a01 107 bags last week and n4loo oags
same week OF the former amount
Neyr-York reported 1882 bags Santos receipts ~eT
111 hays FOR week compared with 10 oVc
bsEs last week and I34 for the same week
esr ago Rio receipts aggregated $4,000 bags aealns
b0OGo week and 1000 nags tas year
% shprnents u United States. 2e eoO bags Tor e
week 10 Europe bags Santos shipments 10 the
T-ri-ed States ESQ bags: Europe. 152VOe pagh
75abfe recefpte week $500 bags preseE
e+oci a 600 bags Bahia shipments 20 the Unltec
states 800 hags: Germany. 500 bags; 70 rest OF
Europe. 700 bags -. -, -.,-a.. IN
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

South America 81 so: Continent ST. Brazs
So Compound quiet quoted. TAG sc TT1ic
INEQuiet Quoted: Oeo. 11c city lard stearihe
RICE-The local market ruled STEADY nui notations
follow Domestic. ordinary 3A@3S+c: far to gSoG
SC; prime choice. 54.953sc head 6Qotsc;
@594c; Japan foreign. nominal; do d9[aestio'
Java 4l2a47sc Rangoon. in bond, 2++9&S-C-
SUGAR-The market steady put qulsl1 win AAa
prices unchanged Granuated is quoted at 4e0c.
made promptly. We quote; Cut
crushed dominos, 5.45c; mould and CUBES o. To I
xxx powdered. SC. powdered coarse po"oeleu,
fruit powdered. 1850 Eagle confectioners asc
extra fine granulated. f'0YS
Eagle 10 cartons . bags of fine granuateo oooc
Eagle bags granulated &c. Eagle s-; me ana
standard granuated, diamond = 495c conIectlO
ers' a. 4.70c: and 3. 46oc; Nc Soe; S3 3oo
a5Oc; No g. 4 45c No 4-4Uc; No s. 435c: NO -
No TO- 425c: No Il 2oc No L ioc 4S No aS' i5c:
crystal donnos 73oc The London beet sugar market
was unchanged for December, at ss lid but JanuaS
&d lower, SIS I'D Cane was unchalgSu WI
4s cd and fair refining at IS Cd Tae f- 'oo sat
market steady for shipment but nominal Ior 5ot
sugar quote: Centrifugal, spot at 31sq5 io-loc'
nuscovado. SO T16c. and molasses sugar. 60 '
o-1G
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec a-catle-Receipts $4,000 head: choice
steady 10a15c lower good 10 prime steers So 09
Sc 30 poor TO medium 25aS5: sockers and feeders
s29s4 4o 81 25gs4 So hefers s2SS4 =; can
steers So 15QS5 Hogs-Reeeiptsa to-day. 2soO0 head;
tomorrow. 10000 head: left over 5000 head ioqlSs
Sc 6o good to choice heavy Sc Toas6 rough heavy
Sheep-Reoeipts. % 600 head sheer and lambs active
strong good choice SiS4 25 fair 10 choice
mixed So 24QS4 %: native lambs. s4gs6
Buffalo. Dec. 2s-cattie-Recepts l2o head;
prime and shipping slow; handy butcher grades
i5q25c higher; stocxers and feeders steady; prime
steers IS 56dS6; shipping S5GS5 So; butchers
Steers Sass heifers s. 25as+ 75 COWS. 81 2Qs4 25
Gamers 81 50@S2; bulls 81 I5Gs4 so: feeders So 15Q
stocks SS4 stock heers 81 5oqS3; choice fresh
cows springers steady others. s2GS3 lower good
to choice S5Og$6o medium to good. SS5as45: common.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

Cash quotations Flour was quiet but
firm: No spring wheat I5g16c; No 6S@T4c: No 2
white 52g34c No rye. 4sc good feeding barley SaG
42c; fair 10 choice mating 45455c taxseed 81 Is
Northwestern 81 "a: prime timothy clover
contract grade sl1 mess pork per bbl SIT: lard
s. 20: dry saed shoulders boxed SIS 25QSs So short
Gear sides Cboxed) IS S7tGS9: whskey, basis
wines y 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was quiet and easy: creameres 1s2T1a
dairies 17a25c: eggs quiet. hruer: cases
turned 2oc; cheese dull. unchanged, 13913Ac-
Duluth. Dec 29.-C1ose: wheat-cash No. hard
cember. I31ac; May. T61sc- Oats-May, 33iac.
Northern I61g77c; No, Northern. 75a76c; May. ne
Rye steady: No. /. SOB sG5OAc. Barley higher No 2.
Coo; sample 40a56c. Corn-May 1890.
Minneapolis Dec 2e.-cIose: wheat-Decenber Tsxc:
May. 75sc on track. No hard. 75%c: No. Northern
s. s S. ssSoad patsn osT s. qI I g. s 6Tst csa4
81 eogS3 lO second clears. 81 3oaS2 GO. bulk
S139s13 Is
Philadelphia Dec 2s.-wheas dull and &c lower: con-
in export elevator 52g5sc Oats firm and in fair de-
sass $o do Straight So osss co. 'ed Do
favorite brands 81 2oGs4 S. Rye -four Steady S a09
So % per bbl Buclwheat duh and unchanged Butter
nearby prints s3c. Eggs firm higher fresh
nearby. 29c loss off fresh Western. 2ec. off, tesh
Southwestern. 2sc loss off, fresh Southern. &c loss
fair good small 131sa13&c; do prime large lac:
do fair good large. 13eQl3&c Recepts-FIour. 800
bb and $4,000 10 IN sacks; wheat nOOO bush:
900 bush; 5000 bush. shpnents-wheat. 800
Louis. Dec. 29.-Cioss wheat-No. 2 cash. 74c:
May, T612c asked: July T214c bid hard 696721ec
Corn-No. 4i6346c; May, 40c asked. Oats-No.
cash. 5Sc; May S4lsc bid: No. white. 35c.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 2s-ciosinS: wheat-spot arm No.
Western winter IS I'D; No California Sd:
futures quiet; Dscsmher IS 2lsd March es isd: May.
American mixed old SIS 4I;; futures quiet January.
6Ad; March. As 2sd PeaS--Canatian steady. IS ID
Flcur-St Louis fancy winter quiet SIS 3D.
doa Pacfnc COAST rra 15sGET Beef steady; extra
India mess lbs Cd Pork dull: prime Western
SIS. Hams-Short cut "A 70 IS ~ quiet SIS sd Bacon
ft 4ss long clear iddes light IS TO "a 10. ass. long
rniddIes heavy. 35 40 10 as Sd. clear
backs 20 n. ass; clear bellies. Is 10.
shouders-Square II f3 n. quiet Lard dulI:
prime Western, tferces SOS. American refined. IN
pals Cd Butter nominal. Cheese firm: American
white and colored. sos Tal0w-Prtre city duie-.
2Is Sd. Turpentins-Sprts firm 4os Rosin--Conlnon
firm. As Cd. Petrolsum-Rsfned nrrn. 6d. Lnseed oil
drr Dds
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tupentine steady and fairly
at Rosin ruled steady to hrrn, with
sales on the OF full prices. Tar ruled steady We
psSPIRITs rURPENT1NE-on bbls 55c; machine. bbs
LAc ~ - -, .. oz
RosIN-Common TO good strained 81 s5aSl 30: D
a0Gs1 81 e5nS2: Z. 81 OonS2 10; O. - To-; d
& 81 60: X So 20: NJ. So 7oQsS 75: N IS 60 W G.
q 3: " ", 81 6o@$4 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin-
sp rts turpenne. bbs. lole
Ia
Wil1ngton Dec 2s--Spirts turpentine firm, SIC; re
oa;t 90 hbis Rosin firm 35GS1 90 receipts 80 bbls
crude turpentine hr 81 1898 receipts SO bbls Tar
firm 81 60; Yecepts. PSI bbls. 20 -.
Savannah. LDec 2STurpentine hrn 52c; receipts sl4
bbs. sxnorts 400 Quoted: A. B, c. D. 81 as E. 81 50
81 IS. G. 81 20; So 81 50; & 81 s5 NJ, So IS; y.
So S. w @, So so; w w 81 20.
Charleston. Dec. 2a-Turpentine and rosn unehanged
Ioudon Dec. -Turpeutne-Spirits 3eS 3D. Rosir--
American strained 5s; fine. 9s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
ROYAL Billie LINE

FOR BALTIAORE AND wASaiNGroS-tseo
sIOsO al 80 A. ~ SLOo 1'S-4 40. $500. 100 P. NJ
sI2li Mdt.
Liberty Street only eDaiy fDdly except Suo-
day sSunday only. tParlor only llVia Tanaadus
xSaturdayS-
oMces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Asto5 Eouse
soyaTe west IS East I21h St. 253 125th ST. 2AS
Columbus New YORK; Court ST. 344 $50. Fulton
G-Iyn. Broadway. Williamsburg. New
transfer Co calls checks baggage destination
W q REsSIF.R c. ". BURT,
vice-Prssiden GenI Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec. %. p. m--Cotton%pot-Moderate
business done prices points higher american middns
22d: good iddling. 41id; middlins 45Sds low
mddng sod good ordinary 1 4S4d; sd ordinary SGD I'd
were speculation and export and included $500 Amer
Receipts since last report 5000 bales including
81 opened quiet and closed
very steady: American middling. C. December 45fd
ary 4.5sd February and March SD; March and April
453d; April and May. 453ai5s: May and June. 4e4di
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
,o,--,,. Drsces in the local market to-day

rinses quiet. with Qco1a1Gnsx T0c
SPOT ooe @ bss OF s5sc mddng npiso Se1 moi
@ Sii,r C-alf Sales $50 osles. 9i.s,s ARR
1os y-e-e 1elegTapheo follows nhanged
at 5-ise: sales. $50 bales Mssysnrah irm un
s,rgsS a. sTc sales 55e bales cbanrss az
cnakesa :, sac Wilmington firm ana Iss ,65
81 So-foIk quiet unchanged al - ~ sac CAL
80. pannore nominal and uncnaIE~O steady
e o =, sac: sales 1887 bales 5bsneea
At lice sales 353 bales 81 Dou -sceinrs at New
s.s Cor for1orrow 5000 to lsoVo 90 seJ bales
rafea Wiz 20 s.y IaSf year Houston for % ~
- oea e. "a pn0 bales expected GO cal
9s 70 iss. week and fe97e bales year With
y.eton expects II 900 10 l9.e9e ,se. Iass wear
10 o-a rsIes las week Is $50 bales s ssv COM
pec~tnts al the ports and interior 80 sear.
rs-rs sffb fhe same day last week sno iHs' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and South Ferry (tin1s South
Ferry five minutes earlier)
EAsToy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHCNK-zfO0 as Easton only. e.10
A NJ. 40. 440 500 g - EaStoH only) P. " Sun
NiLk EsDABRE IND sCRANTON-z4oo a1o
A NJ. 500 2 u. Suntays z q A. u. / 90 p ~
BARNEGAT-z4CO. 9. 80 4 NJ I.30 $40. 4-1O. Lake
wood Lakehurst oniyl. 500 (x5SO Lakewood only}
2. NJ SUNDAYS 10GO a. IL
ATLANTIC CITX-t9.t0 \ ". % 40 P 81.
yIvELAND AND BRIDGETUN-tzs.O 90 A II. ff.so
LONG BRANCH. ASBI RY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. FOIHT LE:ASaNr AND SEASHORE
PUENTS-z4Oc $50. J1-S0 A NJ. AS. s. 80 $50 p NJ
SUNDAYS EXCEPT Ocean Grove. 800 =. M:. 400 p ~
pTII9.ADRIpHIA (READING vERMINAL>l-zs4 IS.
tTOo $500. 20. 1000 tI1.oo A NJ t12 90. q 90.
$3.50. f2Oo f30o s4O0. 800 t6Oo. tI.30 $500 ?. M.
215 aIdt- - -
e4T4 AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s425. 1880, 1850.
.fI.3O 4. N. '1-O0 +'S-4o. '5C0. '7o0. 1928 p. NJ.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WILLIAMS PORT co. "a 25. $500. 10 Q0e0.
i1UO a NJ. Res6lnS onIyl. u LOO. Id. 200 p N
Reading PCttsvtlls and Harrisburg only T4oo f5.oo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAH1oAD.

b
4 AND 6Ha DEssRossEs saGs s. % AID coRTLANDT STREETS
fgThe leaving time from Desbrosses anu
that given below for TwentS-thira
station. except where otherwise noted
sSa 1Is EAST cas- York in SltsSuf IS two sleeping
sss M r. q F sslsAg2 No sGas5ss to and
slessRas eesss 9IeEE a1ssad foed bstr
1s s: nSManaPSs NJ PS dsSlsyif s. uis SPECIAL
Soar train chieaso PaPa3 cODsTssa. sSs saes
e os5 as!s2: s AsD cisslpas SYIs "a
6ss sf'as6 E6gfs IS Lslf sl9 PsSgEs
ing Car For Wecs " %s tvs shenandoah Valley
Osa ?; VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr chicaso. For
75s 55sf? P ~ E'eP A SfqEeaE RRsg cq ps,ourz
S6icaso khoxville. daily Via Shenandoah Valley
PREsS.@For Pittsburs cleveland and Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
765 SIS $50 Dining Carr 1910 (Dssnrosses ami Cors
andt Streets 10 2o) Dining CaI o55 lns car,
sae: sts sS LiH,Itsd mn IN
ng PsFes @a and 5 P6 1 Gsss 2Bs 2 Carr a5 n2h SRf
SsS tnas Gsf SSs ans aBs cca5 Can
an Parlor and -pinns cazs5 s2s Dining carr, e A as
sonaTaERN RAfLwAY.SEspfsss. SIS. 425 p. m
ATLANTfc COAST L1NE.-Erprsss. s.c5 and ss'
sEABoARp AIR LINE RAu:wAY.-E1press. 1855 p n
NoRFoK Nb y WRERa REhs ss1ly ykA1LwAY-FOr Memphis
aPa Ns TTsaas ONO II p 1Ws175s N fRy m
days. 12-55 45 D. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7oo q m
weekdays and s.55 D m. daily.
ANTIC C-ITY.-5a5 a. and 2 55 .. m weekday
sundays, Tbs a. Through Ves'ibuled Trains Buriet
ParIor Cars and Standard Coaches on week-days Par
LOT smoking Car Parior Cars Dining Car. and StanoaFu
Coaches
CAPE MAY.-1o n m
For points New York Long Railroad cfrorn
west Twenty-third Street Staton) S55 a. m. II ~
a. m. 4H D. frrorn Desbrosses and Cortianat
streets, 400 a. n. 20. $40 ITO. and 1f3O p m
weekdays. Sundays 4S a s 15 .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 DeshroSses Cort1andt Streets 21. 725. 753
81? SH5. a2! Q * PNpr7 Ii7'sd) 10 10 fTlrSNr0~~es
and Cortlandt Streets 1oem Dining Carl. 0a5 Cn-
ing Carr. 11-55 M. 1883 Dining Carr. fs5 Dining
Csr. 210 nesbrosses and CortIaudt Streets 22m s.
s25 Dining Carr. 355 +25 25 Dining Cerl .5 (Din-
ing Carr Ss5 Dining Carl. 755. s25 S55- 925 D. H.
- 10 naht Sundays $40 7h5 dining no coaches)
s25 e55, 955 n.initedj. ass. f0.H5 Dining Carr n
i2s Dining Carr 1.55 Dining Carl 325 fDt0ng carr
sA5 425 Dining Carr 4 IS Dining Carr. 555 Dining
Ticket offices Nos 46 175t III and PSI Rroadwav: ls2
Fifth Avenue CbA0w 23f ST.: 2s7 FtfH Avenue tcor7e
path St: Astor House: West Tweuty-thfrd street
Station and stations Desbroeses and Corrlaudt
Streets Street. Fulton Street ss Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA annex Station Brooklyn; Station
call for and from hotels and residences
through TO destination
TeIephone 't4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
J 3. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
Gen Passenger AEerc-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

,-oTTOr--Tirnes were very active al 1ne Soteon Sa
,bs1se Yesterday. The market opeIeo -. Tyrer-
e -oiute cables IS 70
- -e-lre wifi private cables asserting hal
boot American cotton was seaoIy
f - more buIiish view the streng,n oI no53se5
- sasIre Of cotton receipts 10 az
r. ~ lsTss crop prognosticators AIter the hss net
market worked steadily upward on, safIv firm at an
s.n.e q. ii to 10 points over the Closing st ,her
@ vas q holiday and on the sp0t 80
US s1 advance Of points in New-fo-R ye-5Sooi
generally flrIn me
cables 1uey reported advance OF po re-
while
.on sh1 " har5ening and cloths firm Other iI Laei0I
t work On the local market we're IN he
a. -. ss,- large exports unfavorable Eeddlei, :.
[ beIt and predictions of contlnueo sLs-- 1ss
80 ,ear future. Although the wire Eel relI
e7Sa, seranEed commission houses were
the session.
indfc Shorts were
1STongouf the session Jauary contGs pY sca1tered
NJ list uneer se.ling oS
io-r- -h-ogp fear OF notices" OF intehu snd "a
b1lyers Of January were
lsSes the principal January holder VINO he rendered
80 80 ~ ary amount Of cotton tnat fes
70 t1Ae 1 g. o,rsrts The total sales Of futures
1000 bales g., +ha local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

Fo-eigr 5-ofee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rio 4s2e5 exchange II 27s2d; Teceipts 900 bags M
cleared for United States y coo has o4fea e
Insrset rteady: good Santos $4,000 recelpts
% o59 o.rr Stock 400 HarnburgCo-ree mar
et opened unchanged; et $50 m vas net a
,o,, SSad1esdav; sales 5000 tIavTeolIee mar
kst opened quiet Z lower than Wednesaays eis
81 - m unchanged; steady nnchangeo' al '-'o
. - ,incaanged; total sales. 21 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, 29.-FIour steady: best patent spring.
81 259s4 so; bakers straight spring Sass 20 bakers
Sc 75qS3 patent winter 81 25GSi so; clear SIS 5OdsS 5;
cracker -four S3 50g$3 rs: -four. So 50Gs4 Wheat
Sprng quiet; no. hard carloads, s5izc winter quiet.
10. red .9c through billed Corn firm; No. yellow.
No white 362.c- Barley. 54G62c- Rys-No. in store.
56c asked
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

June and July. 454d July and August ASA; Aux1ss
September. 44SG4. 49d-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December %. 1902.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-30

Faeints Of breadstus interior points in LaSus44
tree cIphers 600 omitted -four bhs gram ouS S
follows: