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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05
POSSIBILITIES OF THE INDIAN WAR
CLAIMS FUND.


q. -He E5st.- cf ;he Oca,s Banner.
There are only a few months in
which o. discuss this mstter before
tie legislature viii take up the cues
t.a .f %. proper disposition of the
fund. Loo uaj Nan; To see the poll
Je.ar- .t tH- ~.atr settle it. I am
afraid t.a; they ara going 10 do so.
h.Hrcer The men whom call
politicians. agd who. unfortunately
f.- ta- slate. control the matter Of
oa..-- AHA Tire msteriAl Spterests Of
the state. are men without much
brains aut are wonderfully endowed
Wl.h canning and,poldness in cotroll-
iuc o,L,r men who may he in posi-
tiHu, nr an situation II control i'm
par'aut events. A powerful selfish
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05

Richard Olney has a nephew, Rich
srd Olney, who bas been elected
member OF the Massach Usetts legis.a.
ture as democrat. He i thirty-one
yesrs and resent les his unrle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05

Two Of F.ordas largest j,b prlnt-
ing plants located a. jackson Vile are
now one. The Garrett Printing Com
pany has o=en merged into the II. 4
W.B. Drew Company today.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05

Terkeeween Oil Liniment, the
best Eminent will not blister by rub.
bing. Tryit for sill pains snd achs,
and for red bugs snd mosqueito bites.
Tydings & Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-05

drtn OF the people will not have to trav.
el miles and great distances through
the forests 10 attend them. have no
fault to find with the efforts of the
state in trying to educate her children.
TIE public schooling of the children
i A. good a. the people can afford.
In fact, Is better. The thousands Of
children who get free documentary
/ education il monument of life TO
the generosity Of those who pay taxes
for that purpose. The state cannot pro-
gress much on educational lines until
there are more and bigger taxpayers.
Population is the first, last and
greatest need of the state. When We
have population sufficiently great.
then all the other things that We need
Will be added unto Us. In population,
We have only a nest egg now; but
nest egg is not worth much when
the hens have quit laying.
The population mainly that came
TO Us from 1890 to 1900 is an absolute
detriment TO both the white and black
people of the state. The only hopes
that We have from the injury is that
that increase j. only temporary. As
soon all the phosphate, lumber, tur-
pentine-the essential things that naf
ture has placed here for home use-is
carried of 10 the four quarters of the
earth. these shifting squads and com.
panie> OF nomads and meuaces to our
civilization and permanent prosper
iJy Will go. Dead pine trees. phos-
phste holes. tiny mountains of white
sand, and the yellow mounds % saw
dust, and the s,ump> Of giant hard
wood trees and monarch pines viii ice
the reminiscent evidence of their
presence.
Eliminate from or population the |
colored men. women and children,
and then call the roll Of white men, |
women and children, and the stimuli
taneous answer would not make an /
echo in the next county.
The permanent colored population
IS useful and can be made blessing
to the state and to themselves if We
have more white people. The negro
needs more white neighbors 10 slim
llste him on lines OF civilization and
thrift. A. il i he i getting his civ
iiEAtion second hand. Today, far re-
moved in years from the last dav Of
IL slavery, he ! >till no adequate
actor il civilization. 1t VIII con-
iuue 20 long n there l. 50 many Of
- race u pass before ne reaches hi~
ext Door WHIT ueIghbar.
The white people are tmp,3ei in |
aeir progress OF civilization .y hav-
LIZ 2. drag the ueE.o along. TIE
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
Cr6ysica dc u CsElehra
lmpresiones de viaje

A las doce. como cnando sali para Saint
Pierre pero. ahora 10 voy con;emplar he
ca,ombes, describir cSpantoSls casas;rofes
donde perdieron "A vida :nillArcs dc Seres qui-
"a mis- afcrtunadoS que nosotroS. que en- las
rudos emba;eS dc nues;ras eSisiencias somos
victiTnas de IA suerie....
Namos cn compaiiia &c queTidoS amigos.
dc compa;rio,as. quecoatempllran maiaua
los respiandores de I'm 81 esplendente, el eS-
pect acnlo de Ia Escaadra americana cue senic-
jante al .pelee' v0Initara iuego lanzara el ho-
rriso.o esiampido de Sus voces de trueno para
demos,rar al rnundo cue 81 Ia Naiuraleza tiene
rrandiosas marifeslacicnes &c poder, 81 hombre
desea imtarlas constraye mdquinas &c que
IRA capaces de sus,ituir los volcanes de la
TERRA con los tremendos efectos y rrag;cos re-
sultados, de sus maquinas de destruction.
Mis- amigos me acompaf1aron al nuelle, y
en- suS entusiasmoS, he tisto csc Ago de Ia pa p
ira que palp;ta en- tod2s los corazones al depe-
dir IN conterraneo.
La galana puma &c mis- companeros del
BoIEuN, la descrito aquella despedida. 70 rel
tero mi agradecimiento por ella.
Pobre huGrfano de afeetos pesar de 10
manifestado por mi querido amigo ell licenciado
Tizol. en- su discurso de despedida, fue aquel
acto la gotta de miel en- el acibar del alma
estaba nuy triste al salir para el San Juan"
.Dios sabe por que!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

el Dolphin" con Dewey" pasa 4 so metros de
nosotros el almiranie, eS saludado con un hurTA
Que con,esta qaitzndose n gorra, n banda ;oca
{, himno &c America, y POGO despues Negan
dos iorpederos y otro crucero. que fondean en-
81 antique pueSto.
y IA una cuarto dc n tarde levamos an
cla vanioS en- direction al puerto de In La
Culebra." doade quedamos hasta las de Ia
iarJe.
Alli hay fondeados ;orPederoS, cruee-
roS /, carooneros y TN aviso.
AlgunoS dc mis- compaferos bajan 1 terra
Y yo me quedo eScribiendo mis- noias.
Vuelve Ia m,iSica iocar y hay un bale en-
n cuhier,a: las parejas son de hombres solos.
Fl bale resulta grctcsco, ridiculo. sin atrac;i-
vos para mi Iendido enamorado dc Ia cadencia
incapable de una ciniura esbelta que Sc valan-
oea con ri.moS compases de melodia andaluza,
de danza sublime.
No somos NADIA. Sin elias, no somoS na-
d.. ;Ay de mi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
,o8NOTiGlAS Q 3 Q

~ Anoche quedo terminado, en- Ia Igle-
sia de San Jose de esa ciudad, el novenario de
Ia Purlsma Conception que Sc ceebraba ep
ella. Una gran Concurrencia lleno ell temple.
Despues de IA noveua hubo procession en- ell
interior>de la Iglesia en- la que llama mt
cho ia atencl6n cuatro preciosas niiIas vestdas
de angeles.
Un gran numero de las seforitas que com
ponen la asOciaci6n de hijas de Maria asistio a
la fiesta.
- A las diez media de la noche re-
gres6 ell vapor San Juan con los excursionistas
que fueron Culebra
Hoy darenoS cuenta con las notaS queto-
mo nuestro enviado especial el seilcr Pujals,
rotereales las anuncladaS .naniobraS de Ia
escuadra americana.
~ En- el deposito municipal de San
Juan habia en- Ia mafiana de hoy t-einta dete-
nidos.
~ Los trabajos de alcantarillado de Ia
calle del Sol, de esta Capital han quedado ter
minados.
~ Mariana es esperado en- esta ciudad
el Lcdo. de Diego, que viene con obieto de re-
Presentar al San Juan News" en- eli juicio oral
que contra el citado peri0dico Sc Ce.ebrara el
dla 20 del mes corriente.
~ En- Ia reunion celebrada aver tarde
por e Concejo Executive, sc acord6 conceder el
aprovechamiento del "salto de Comerio' en- el
rio de la Plata, Bayamon, a Ia companfa Van
dergriff de Philadelphia.
~ Juan Algarfn fue asstido aver en- el
cuarto de socorroS de esta Ciudad.
~ Mariana por la noche ceebrara reu-
Mon extraordinaria el Concejo Municipal de
esta capital.
x*x Los arboles elegidos por las escuelas
&c San Juan, fueron los siguentes: En- la Es-
cuela Lincoln, el laurel; en- la Nc Kinley, Co.
lon William Pen, la palma real; en- Ia de
Ponce Leon, la Palma Real ell Cafeto que
obtuvieron igual n1mero de votos; en- la rural
de la marina, cl naranjo, y en- la Industrial el
cafeto
**M Pronto publicara la asociacion COO
peratlva de construcciones, el sorteo de un pre-
dlo de terreno, que sera entire los socos, te-
niendo cada uno tantos ntimeros de la 1ifa CO.
mo acciones en- la sociedad. Ell premio 10 ad-
quirlra ell que adivine un nombe que la Direc-
t1va. escogera. Los periodicos publicaran los
cupones demas pormenoreS.
~ Aver contrajeron matrimonio civil
ante el juez Kopel, Ia sefiorita Maria Montilla
y don Luis r. Sierra, empleado este de Ia ofci-
ma de Tesorerfa.
~ El guardia Remigio arresto aver
Ramon Falcon por escandalo querer entrar
la fuerza en- casa de Gregoria Mauzo Ell juez
Bazan lie condeno 90 dfas de carcel.
~ Ell guardia Ramon Azptrea, ha sido
trasladado Fajardo, para donde salio hoy.
~ En- Cabo Rojo ha dejado de exstir
don EuStaquio MARTINEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17
y las n1aniobras?

4 las de Ia taTde regresan las divisjones
al puerto colocandose en- las misnas posiciones
cue ocupaban por la inaiiana y dando por ter
nlinados los ejercicios del dia.
Pasamos 100 metros del ala derecha de
Ia escuadra = podenos ton1ar fotogratias del
illinois" "Yowa 'Kearsarge" Montgomery
Nuestra mtSica toca el himro y la mari
neria dell l<earsarje' fornada en- cubierta nos
saluda al paso.
A las 8 estamos frente Fajardo y el mar
aprieta de manera que muchos Sc marean.
Las olas van tomando intranquilizador as
pecto balancean bruscamente nfestro buque
Apoyado en- la mura, contempt o Ia costa,
la costa de Borinqueu, que parece al aterdecer
mas hermosa, envueta en- las llamaradas de IN
.creplisculo iucendiado, esplendido, roiizo.
Apenas puedo escribir, absorto en- ia con-
temptation del espectaculo immense, que ofrece
el SOL al trasponer en- el horizonte y hundirse
en- las aguas con magestad suprema.
Todo Sc obscurece. Algunas horas des
p1t6s estamos frente al Parque, desde ejos,
veo las luces de la flaya como astros menudl-
tos suspendidos EN- hieras de las palmas rumo-
rOSaS.
Nanos tan cerca de Ia terra que me pare
ce percbir srs aronSs de vida, sus aronlas de
1OreS
Vamos entrando en- San Juan. Ah que
hermosa
JOAQUIN PUJALS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17


A las seis &c la maliana nos despiertan los
acordes de la alegre diana V9mos yer la
Escuadra
Divisamos nuestra izquierda una linea
de luces que denuncan Ia proximidad de los
barcos de la escuadra americana.
Son II. En- medic de ellos brlla con mul-
titud de luces ei6ctricas uno mas grande. Es
el "keArsarge" que lleva la insignia del Ami
rante.
Aclara el dia y podemos yer perfectamente
los seis acorazados, seis cruceros, tres auXllia-
res un yacht que,sItuados en- tres lfneas for
man las escuadras blanca 'azul' de Higguis
Summer
El Dolphin" ensrboa una bandera blanca
con cuatro puntas negras. Es la insignia de
Dewey"
Continuanlos bordeando y las s fondea-
mos la derecha de! Dolphin y extreme de
la referida linea que forman los acorazados de
esas dos divisiones.
FL sol naciente da luz esas fortalezas flo
tantes que scmejan montruos marlnos.
.Los cafiones Sc adelantan hacia fuera de
las torrecllas, como una amenaza, como un
himno la fuerZa.
Estan silenciosos los monstruos de 'acero.
No importa. Pueden llevar al fondo del abs
mo los mas debiles que el destino colo1ue
su paso y les estorben
Llaman al "uuch" m Cafiellas escribe en-
la rartn. iEsto es TN abuse, comida infame,
Servicio idem y lnaniobras..... Amerlco no tie
ne conformidad y Santos ruega que toque el
"Calman" la banda que levamos abordo.
A las Sy q empieza ell desfie de los bar
cos que tenenlos a la vista, los que Sc fraccio-
nan en- tres divisiones la primera Marcia al
N. o. y la componen dos acorazados I'm crucero
y un auxiliar.
La segunda marcha al S. 0. y esta COM
pueSta de 5 acoraZadoS SruceroS un auxiliar
El resto, menos ell ''Kearsarge" que CONT
mia fondeado, tomando carbon, 10 componen
dos acorazados y tres cruceros, y, oomandada
por Dewey, marcha al Oeste y Sc sit1a en- el
centro del canal que separa Ia Culebra de
Vieques.
Todo el pasaje del "San Juan" We desde ia
cubierta las maniobras, es decir, la salida de
las divisiones que POGO POGO Sc van alejando
hasta quedar G ran distancia nuestra que per-
nanecemoS fondeados.
Asf esperamos algdn tempo creyendo que
habia simulacros de combate Il otra cosa por el
estilo. vano empe1o pues las IL regresa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

A las doce 20 doblabamos la punta que
forma ei castillo del Moro en- 81 avanzada Ia
entrada del puerto. Una luna hermosa iluini-
naba el cielo ell mar, la espuma de las oas
formaba millares de plateadas puntas que sefla-
laban la estela del veioz barco al cortar las
airoSo.
Todo Ell pasaje compuesto desmas de SO ca
balleros cuatro distinguidas damas, contern-
plaba desde cubierta el magnffco espectaculo
que nos daba Natura en- su sober5ia noche de
eX plendoroSa luz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-17

POGO POGO va despareciendo a nuestra
derecha la c.udad querida las luces-de sus
ARGOS voltaicos van palideciendo hasta perderse
en- el horizonte.
No tenia1nos suef1o Ea la canara eject
tan al piano escoidas pleas muslcales los ami
gos, America Salas, Santos Filippi, Caflellas,
Bazau Garcia. Santos Flippi canto el Her
mani"
La luna Sc ocult6 tras dc una nube negra.
A las dos Sc recoge Ia mayoria del pasaje
y quedamos una doceha de personGs en- el sa-
Ion y cubierta.
lie costa semeja una cinta de plata. Es Ia
arena de la playa que hace brlllar IA luz de Ia
luna, otra vez soberana del espacio. De San
Juan solo vencs i qunto rutlIante de sn faro.
He.nos dado algunas cabezadas
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
oTnEE MARKErs-BY TELBGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 29-Cattie-Receipts. 1900 head: heavy
steady; light Good prime steers 81 2(d
s. 60 to medium s4qs6 stockeIs and feeders 81 -
asa rs; SlnS5 p; heifers 81 NH$5 25;
SIq$2 30; bulls s. 25qSi So calves 81 5oaS6 80; Texas
$4d$5 20 Hogs-Recepts to-day. 10000
head; tomorrow. 5000; left oyer. 1000. Opened
S0d$G choice heavy, Sd 15GS6 40; rough
heavy 50 90aSG light IS 50dS5 90 bulk sales s.
ass %. Sheep--Recepts. lSU00 head. Sheep steady:
lambs strong 20 1Oc higher Good choice wethers
Western sheep. fed. Sid$J lambs
$3aS6: Western lambs. fed. S5dS5 so
Cincinnati. Jan. 29.-Hoes Gunl lower, 81 65aS6 40
Cattle active 81 21a$5 81 Sheep steady. S2aS4 Lambs
active 81 25GSJ 50.
East Liberty Jan, 2eCattIe stsady; choice. So 5O8
SB Ig prime 90S6 25 good S5 5Of$J 10 Hogs higher
prime heavies SO 45aS6 80; best medium. 81 s5as6
heavy Workers. So 1886 -; light do s. S0S6 10 pigs
roughs $5QSJ 80 Sheep steady best wether
81 5OqS4 65: cus and common 81 55aS2 -. yearings
Sass. Veal calves, SIdS7 80
Eas: Buffalo Jan 29CAttle-teceipts light fun steady
higher than Mondays closing prices veals. S60S9
HogsReeePts. 4Ito head: pigs higher; Others dull and
mixed packers So 3oaS6 90 choice heavy, So 5O
and lambs-Receipts 5000 head sheep fairly firm; good
lrmbs higher; choice lambs. S. aJqs6; good choice
75QS5 90: culs fair, 81 1895 20 Sheep-Choice
handy wehers 81 5Os4 I5 to extra mixed. S3 rs
4O culls and common. S2$3 d5: heavy export
aud wethers, ST 35qSi 60: yeariings. 81 s5GS5 -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
CASH orOTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-Y0rl- January 2, 1907.


s-oFFFE-The action o: to-days market was quite N
rrcoriance bear ideas. Prices sank son1 !oMes
er shee- force coffee in the spot market ana
er further liquidation OF public and professional long
everything combined
rrices On call first sales indicated oeShe ol 'io
wbi there a sllght raliy Aetet' lhe
- -itnr 81 The market heavy. with the close
hned "a 10 points Among the influences which
utindae holders and 10 intensity bearlsh con-
,tfons were markets Europe continued eIlor-
country, another decline IN t1e
R,o exchange offerings o1 spot coffee IN the
street. market large clearances FOR the Onltea states
dlscoaraging report from the epe
st Amsterdam where prices were Sc below brokers
nd rumors o failure in HaVre. on
he decline long coffee quite freely and bears
% Additional lines theory that still lower prices
s fnevItabls through pure force of conditions Sent
nt az bearsh as general thing, ana
sicfios for continued declines during the rest OF the
week were plentiful In the street market for spot cofee
irregular, with prices noninally
M fhs basis Sac for invoice lots OF No z Rio .
IN the local
MAS as
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30

ncu4 $50 tons FOR @ EP9Es s dSS' rec od a do %fs ss
week. 800 tons
oda ID r.issi gsgdga nd sar te% Of
and G6op: S5 Sy Supplies continue
ana market steadily hsd a on 6any 8g hag a been
over from week Prime chickens and TURKEYS & IN
arn for desirabie grades pigeons unchanged We
chksns d oPG Per ID duck: Ge Western Pr per oasoe
southern and southwestern; 3oa1Sc geese a
pgsoas SS: 30: DREssEDThe only laoder &
%n& o.. e9Issns ssIS ves shqM higher t3 6aH
we quote Turkey continue be held very hrniy but
the the ssh sanr PIicf Of 6e market almost entirely ecnae
Capons rather better demand man rm and Geese sap pen and
irregular. SQUADS steady We quote: LufhTys E{y4
Fancy hsn aad s tens IA lanS q 5izsS 5s
good to prime ql$e 9ld hens l2qISe ola 9m a1eT 1S5
3oa2& chickens Phadephia selected sGFe 1877 q ;
DO mixed sizes l2q l4e do Jessey ianGy Le W 5di
i2Itc do fair to good 1Oaiic: Ohio and 4iisGigan
sfRs sfRiae@ westsf4 f9eEg eheee TO- to fa@cy
fS2a fSs afae foSis OHIO and Michigan fancy calded
WeTn Pssd& IA average 7S hest iSs%li9 DO Wdster do
choice N and upaeT oG do PS9r PS9ry 10 large @ S@5o do
medium size tg6e DO snail ana sR s3f large go o m
i5c; mixed weights. 12G13c DO small and slips & V4
ddS duS1s Cease "SSste Western acy 9aioc do fair to good
5asc squass @ prime m laFge & ws9 81 Ps2 d01e %
GAME-Wiid ducks are generally Of undesirable quality
fnf bsa ss We auo9 9
per pair 81 50a$3: redhead 81 50qS2; do maiiaId
75cGSl; do teal buewng 60Q15c; rabbs per PalI l'V
PorAToEs AND VEGETABIEs-rh market for for
eign potatoes holds about previous quotations., WIN
iot are sti pressed for sale and Irregular value
Sweet potatoes are e4S m e @ grades caudowers
bring good prices when choice. Cabbages nnl Tor iaS
stock Celery very slowly unless the qualy Is
unusually fine local winter vegetables without
much change. Norfolk spinach sold well at, - whtll
fancy. but OF poor and had 10 go
much lower Kaie sale and few lots exceeded
50a65c Receipts OF Florida vegetables are light toy
tFons Bermuda, i,
sSas6: do No e So 5Oas3 75 scotch. good 70 prime
as2 do Scotch IRISH. to fair. per iGs - pas
81 40GSl 60; Belgium, good to prime per los 10 ods
81 75aSl 90; poor to fair 81 4G9Sl go do Maine gou
10 prime per sack. 81 25 do State, fair 70 prime per
$50 b 50 25@s2 81: do fair to prime per sack SqS- 10
Vineiand cloth heads $8GS3 %; Delaware per half
caiiforna per case sI$2 Is do Florida per half @ b6l
s6Ss4 saSS ss' G Ssv SS saS cesr aPsa
i0a5oc; do California per s3 5Oqs4 EggPlants
Florida per box. s4gs7 Ka!e, Norfolk per - 6P So9
Ss M do Norfolk North Carolina. 75cGsl 90 Onions
yellow. good prime. ss3S8 81 do to fair & S2g
Sc cOnnectlcut red per DBL ga IS S0gs do ysIoW yo
ess and Westsrn red s. 50aS3 Is Peas, Florida.
fancy per crate s4gS6; do California, per III ease
ners 'TIorids per carrier. So 5Gq$ romaine Bermuda
per crate 81 5ogs2 do Florida, salf bb basket
9: SPINACH koTt9 TsSb PEI sorsa sS Ser G 5as5 srs: 6 oP
basket sias6 squash Hubbard per bh, 81 o0q -; 40
marrow, So 259s2 20: do Elorda whe per half -5 h9
81 is; do poor to fair. 81 5oes2
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30

~itn @ four loads outports and. in addition $4,000
oushels Chicago No hard winter at Boston The cash
premiums on M > rsd NJ s-s winter latter benr
wanted for export and understood to be practically ex-
asted here by of prospective shipments 10 Europe
ts week. In addition their interest IN
ket foreign buyers futures early In the
Gay May wheat soe up S4i2c at New, YORK, having
rev reactions curing the day although traue at no tne
were received, compared with 24 year ago lnter
wheat receipts fell off again and at primary ppnts & me
51ovvO bushels year ago Gables mace al sps
20 the strength this side Liverpool closing sd hnr
ahd Paris markets 10 points up 81 LOUIS
bushels No red sold to South. CAME from iilu.
said drouh retardnS the spring crops IN Behga ts
Northwest province and in the Pun1ab Quotauons OF
cash wheat afoat basis. We're as foH9~s: 30 !
York s57sc. prompt; hard Manitoba. SSc prompt;
No Northern Manitoba S5SsS prompt No sih
prompt and No hard New-York. $3.50, prompt;
CORN-Pronounced activity among short interests req 20
&c advance in the corn market erd
considerably oversold both here and at Cnicago anu
finding very little sale showed good deaF OF aIAlet
70 General outside OF this scare h
much changed from previous days this week TeTn
liquidation being seemed over FROM
points farm offerings small as renecleu ~ ts
light receipts Chicago and only % cars enPeGIea 0
also a the bull side early IN the cay
Closing prices at New-YorR 11sc net hSneI. fA
sale OF 5000 bushels ungraded on local ACCOUNT
closed 6S&c; No . white I0lAc. and NO
yellow e9stc, all afioat basis .,r pers
rapid advance took place in the oats market roo"ns
o. shorts and strength elsewhere 1t continued
throughout the day, closing the market up strong Al
the advance provision houses sold July oats 10 soe
sales 10000 bushels, the nlarke'
closing strong at sharp advance in sympathy WIN
West No oats closed at 47lsG4sc No 3. 4Ic; Nc
track white. 4Sq55o and No white clips. 5oaoo1
RYE-Market strong No Western, 6Sisc, ana NO
BAR1.EY-Market firm. Feeding quoted at 8og62c
and mailing at 69G72c. both f. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
feelps a. the ports and interior points to-day COM
- WIN ne saIne laY last week and last vear.

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
900 bales: speculation and export 800:
rassv 100; receipts. IS c00; American .. 600;
sess-re op!end l5S2d Futures opened steady 2-84d
Is-rb sL-sss: Janu2ry-February 2sizb: February
Gsy-Ju,- 90 Aarch-April 42T13b; Apr-May, 42I3sb;
s<ptsnIes S1heJuly and July-August. 4.2eb: August
FsrnS 711o; September October. Alb. Manchester
@dleF and cioths more doing.
sn ts61I AD AAD MEAL-The wheat advance was a signal
prices choice grades and
stsnis nJtle better demand Jobbsrs Spring
ntielIs fs - winter straishs. So 6cqs3 rs: winter
srte - iO spring clears So 95as3 20: No
suss;; sna,aSa Saa 70 arrive, BUckWHEAT FLOUR
e O3eS2 10 spot and 10 arri" RYE
caoles - 'esoy Quoted: Fair good. 50 20qS3 40;
gl9ted. fancy. s. 451S3 cORNSfEAI<-Firm.
SEAl-sissas dried 50 1888 55. 10 brand BAG
g. coarse :, quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 cog
CT 20: spot s2l 90 sacks arrive. 200 n s2l %
90: ctv bran bulk 500: winter BRAN S22 so
- corr aa 81 80: cornmeal. $50; linseed oilcake,
sss1. '~Ae go 30. hominy chop s24 oilmesl.
snea hEAI-The reaction heayiness
saeSed VIC On tuesday continued yesterday with
,s..ng sancing prices full lc per bushel and
f .. The W strong al practically the highest
s,.'ls short There good deal of covering
1 II eerests. which provided chief support
sFent Eher. az bull confidence hardly Up the
si,1 the nstnr nlyinS for long account popular.
f,sl side az q operations IL evident that the
frnrn hao Teen worked extensively late.
heavy e.ertsrs we're small IN contrast
sst sfcrs aS.aton and both and oats displayed
q. - in ubsa,shees greatly promote Sstter
a. .eexp s6vsr AIfhougn exporters checked by
-. te i6s1s moderate business done, incud-
31's5a and ~ 20 hard winter, Of No
''aa os spring wheat a. Se~-York.