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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
w. e. HUMPHREY APPOINTED.
Illinois Central EmpIoye Promoted to a
Good Position.
{. VrSx,o., ID ox,,1,1Saov,

Fort Dodge. Sept. Nv. E. Hum
phrew. has been appointed ageht for the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific in this
city. to succeed w. U. Turpin, who has
been here for the past ten years.
The railroad career of Mr.. Humphrey
has been characterized by circum-
stances which have rendered his work
somewhat uphill. Over ten years ago
he was agent for the same company in
this city, but thru misdemeanor.
which was afterwards discovered to
have been no fault of his, he was re-
moved from his position. Since that
time he has been working earnestly 70
again place himself in the true light in
the eyes of his employers. For time
he was employed as extra man and
finally given the station at Tara,
small junction six miles west of here.
And now thru his perseverance and dill
igence he has reached his former sta
ton and won back the esteem of his
sSuperiOrS,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
BOTH ARE INDICTED
Cha rles Holada and Mrs. Gala.
Cher Indicted for Murder Of
Latter's Husband
THE PAIR JOINTLY ACCUSED
Tho Woman Arrested and Is Now Held
in Jail, Bail Being Denied-Hoiada
Has Been in Jail for Some Time
Awaiting the Action of the Grand
Jury.
special to Times-Republican.

Special to ines-Republfcan.
Iowa City, Sept. 17.-Johnson coun-
tvs murder mystery reached sensa-
tional climax last evening when the
grand Jury returned joint indictment
against Mrs. James Gallaughter and
Charles Holada, charging them with
the staying of the formers husband
The Indictment alleges that on the
night of June 20, the two accused pris-
oners shot the River junction farmer
dead, while he slept near his babes. 1t
is ayerred in the document that the
wife and her reputed paramour dis
charged a 22-caliber rifle, the lead pen
etrating the head of the unsuspecting
farmer.
Holada, who has been in jail almost
three months, appeared In court ana
pleaded not guilty. The widow also
was arraigned before Judge Wade and
entered similar plea. She has been
at liberty, and the state has claimed
hitherto that she was innocent, and was
merely victim of Holada's wiles. 1t
is now declared by the county attorney
that she is equally Guilty, having plot
ted with her lover and having aided
him in the commission of the crime.
Holada made no protest, but went
back to Jail, without bond. The dead
mans wife asked permission to get
bail, but Judge Wade declined to let her
out under bonds until he had given the
matter and the state law on the subject
greater consideration. Therefore he
sent her to Jail until he reached con-
clusion. Today he will make his decis-
ion.
1t is thought, from semi admissions
made by attorneys, that the man will
admit his guilty connection with his
benefactor's wife, but will seek to free
himself of the burden of the murder
by throwing the entire crime on her
shoulders. The state AYERS it can con-
vict both defendants now, despite Its
earlier claims, while Former Senator
Ranck asserts that his client, Holada,
can be proven innocent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
+. M. link DECLINES.
Eleventh District Democratic Nominees
Letter Made Public.

Special to Times Republican,.
Sioux City, Sept. 1.-THE letter of
r. NJ. link, declining the democratic
nomination for congressman from the
Eleventh district, has just been made
public. Mr. link urges personal and
business reasons for declining, and
proceeds to explain his own views. He
makes it plain that he does not con-
sider the party is far enough along in
the evolution of it's political views to
take well to the opinions he would urge.
The trust question, Mr.. link says, is
the most important In American poll
tics. 1t is the same Capitalization of
wealth and power which in the past
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17

occasion will also mark the first visit
of Bishop Garrigan to this city.
The academy was opened at the be-
ginning of the school term, but is not
completely finished. BY Oct. the
building will be finished and Will then
be dedicated with appropriate cere1no-
MES. The local council of the knights
of Columbus is planning to give BAN
Duet in honor of the visiting clergy
men.
The Corpus Christi academy was be-
gun number of years ago by the late
Bishop Lehman, then pastor of Corpus
Christi church. 1t is now being COM
pleted by Rev. Father Burke pastor of
the same church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
has enabled the few TO Cypress tn


many.
The only final and effective remedy
is for the people to own and control
these necessities themselves. The
transferring of the ownership and con-
troll of all public necessities from the
few to the people will certainly remove
the opportunity as we'll as the means
by which the few are lapidly gaining
control of the money and property Of
the country and the many becoming
pcoportionately dependent.
THE theory OF control without own
ership has never been a success and
never will be-
Mr.. link declares restrictive laws
useless. Legislation of this kind Will
only keep agitation alive, creating end
less trouble between capital and the
people.
Nearly all the strikers of the corln-
try are among the employees of corpo-
rations which own public necessities,
writes Mr.. link, enumerating the coal,
iron railroad street car and like IN
dustries. Public ownership, then, would
do away with strikes. 1t will stop gov
eminent by injunction. 1t will give
necessities Of these kinds to the peo-
pie at cost of production. Public own
pcrship of highways, including railroads
and all other transportation means
will more effectively control all other
trusts than any other method. II VIII
do away With rebates; with much OF
all official corruption.
The postal system, the greatest most
perfect and most economical business
organization of the country, is cited as
the towering and final example of the
success of government ownership and
conduct of great business enterprises
There are no strikes, no conflicts be-
tween capital and labor, no boodiins
no determinations, no rebates, IN the
postal service.
II do not believe the Creator ever
intended one man, or few men, should
own the necessities of any people, any
more than one man or few men
should control the liberty of the people.
The same arguments put forth to sup-
port private ownership of these neces-
sites was and is advanced to support
kings and monarchs in controlling the
liberties of the people. If the people
are capable of self-government, they
are capable of owning and controlling
their own necessities"
Mr.. link says the trusts are here to
stay. They are based on economic law.
The absurd saying that competition
is the life of trade is an exploded max
i'm. The fact that people are asking
how to control trusts, instead of how
to exterminate them, is recognition Of
this.
There are but two ways to adjust
| 4 - ~
ton. 1t will be for the people to decide
which of the two ways they will em-
ploy, but education is the only rational
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
Mexican Horned Toad.
.alol "a 1,i1naa. Il anllhlican

Waterloo, Sept. 10. A. Kennedy,
while working in his garden, found a
good specimen of the Mexican horned
toad The toad is scarcely ever found
outside of California or Mexico. IT
was turned over to the high school
class as q specimen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
Wants Superior Court.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, Sept. 1.-THE Business
Mems Association has taken up the agi-
tation of the establishment of a supe-
rior court here. The last general as
sembly made it possible to establish
such courts in cities Of this size not
county seats. The signing Of a petit
ton by 100 citizens brings the matter
before the mayor, who with the consent
of the council announces that the ques-
ton will be voted on at the general
81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
Big Day for Catholics.

Fort Dodge, Sept. 17.-Bishop Garri-
gan, of Sioux City, and over 100 Cath
Ole clergy from all parts of the state,
will be in Fort Dodge on Wednesday.
Oct. 9, to take part in the dedication of
the new Corpus Christi academy The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17
Three CHICAGO DOCTORS
Failed to Do for Miss Mabelle i. La
Monte What Was Accomplished
by Lydia F;. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
She Has Written Faithful Account Of Her Caseso
Convince Other Suffering Women.

publish article
only in that great tes e
pound will positively their health and relieve their suffering 90
be shinea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-17

There are but two ways to adjust
this matter, by education or by revolu-
ton. 1t will be for the people to decide
which of the two ways they will en-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
orHBR MARKErs-BY rELEGRApH

East Buffalo. Jan sCattle- Receipts head market
good. s. 5OqSs HogsRscepts $500 head; fair demand
lower. Workers, ST 2OG$6 3o light do 81 1Od$6
mixed packers So 55a$6 a meaum 70 choice heavy So 50
81 20 sheep and lambs-Receipts $500 head; sheep
steady lambs higher. choice lambs s. S5Q$5
choice. .O$J oulls 6OaSJ sheep
handy wethers, 81 65dSi 30. mixed,
GSt rs: culls and 81 heavy export
and wethers. 81 50aSI ~; yearlings 81 9OQS5 -.
Chicago. Jan. Seattle 800 head good
TO choice strong to lOc higher others slow steady good
prime. ST aOnSI to medium SiQSU: stockers
and feeders 81 2SqSt % cows. 81 25q$4 10 hefers.
81 15aS5 81 5$2 30; bulls 81 TJSi 80; calves
50 5Oas6 so: Texas fed steers SS 25a$5 % HogsDRe
Cepts to-day, $4,000 10000: left 10000
5gi0e lower closing active mixed and butchers s. 909
50 90qS6 10; light s. 75aS6 Is; bulk OF sales So 9Jg
Sheep-Receipts $1,000; active steady lambs
tive choice wethers S4q$4
sheep fed. S4as4 80: native lambs. IS JOa$6
lambs fed. s. 2OaS5 10.
Cincinnati. Jan. sHogs active. lower. 81 65as6 30
steady. 81 50qS5 60 Sheep steady. 81 1898 40
Lambs steady. s4Gso 10
East Liberty. Jan S.-Cattle steady; choice SO 400
SO 5O prime IS s5qS6 10; good s. 35GSj Hogs
and lower; prime heaviss So 40aS6 40 heavy mediums
so 35as6 40 light mediums 50 25Gs6 So heavy Workers
1885 70; do. SGqS6 TO- pigs 50 9OgS6: rough
S5qs6 sheep steady best wehers. $ig$i % culls and
common 81 50aS2; yearlings. sSaS4 go: veal calves
50mSS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
CASH orOTAT1ONS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeVr-York. January \. 1902
coFFEE-Heavy liquidation again the feature IN
SIS Era prices further eased of. The market opened
80 steady in tone. unchanged To 10 points lower
Street foreign houses and the Street unloaded large
--rr,s nrompted hy the continued full movement OF
80 IN fha crop country and the enormous cearances
-S,,s5 TO-DAY for the United States The copper com
,ss,to- was light buyer different times during the
s-sor Final prices unchanged 10 10 points
izs, Trading amounted $3.50 bags Gables proved
coming unchanged early but later casing on = franz
tsr6vrg closed q partial = pig lower Rio declined
= -eis ana Santos Rio sterling exchange de
creased lied 70 l22d. Brazilian port receipts aggregated
sl0 hays snc the interior 2leO0 bags. DO
es-ir warehouse deliveries 5000 bags The Ioca
ea, for suot Brazilian ruled barely steady ana
si o0fed On the basis of CSC Rio No :. invoice
irs Cleared from Rio January g. the steamer tarmle
fb y baes Julia Rollins. with i po
aes from Santos January :. The steamer HaTnde WIN
200 hegs the Cavour with 10000 bags and the HeeeA
ley with 64,neG bags.
The range Of prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm; loc sd-
standard brands No spring wheat. S0Gs2c:
No :. TSlac; red. STGS9c; oats +714T i=c;
, white. 49l-Q5Oc; No white. 4SAmE &C; No = rye.
6Iiec; fair choice mailing barley, 5Oa64c; No
seed 81 60 No Northwestern 81 - prime timothy seed.
SIG 56$16 30; lard per 100 ~ 50 sOdS9 ~: short rbs
sides doosel 3 iOG$s 80; shoulders boxed.
- 81 sn$I 30: short clear sides (bOxed s. S5Ss Or
Whtskey basis of high wines 81 81 On the Produce Ex
Shange to-day the butter market steady creameres
lSa@4sc dairies 1tn2oc Cheese steady al 1o4g11c
Duluth. Jan s-CIose-Wheat-Cas No I hard. Sic:
No Northern I5l l2c: No Northern. TSc May. slhc.
Oats. ~ isc. Germ &c
Milwaukee. Jan. s.-CIcse-Wheat easier: No I North
ern sO1zc: No Northern. T9s.qs0c; May. S41slisc
Rye steady; No l. 6I3c. Barley dull: SIC; sample,
55a64c. Corn-May. 67lsc.
Minneapolis Jan. S.-CIose-W Wheat-Cash T07sc: MAY,
S01sc; July. e1as1sc, On track-No hard s1Ssc; No
Nrrthern. ISisci No = Northern, 1T7sG7Sssc Flour
First patents S4 10S4 20: second patents 10:
Sl7 80.
grade. January. s6l.aISIc- Corn steady; mixed,
January. 61G6Tlsc Oats firm; No white clipped 5+i-c
Butter firm fair demand fancy creamery 257 al
2oc fancy nearby prints, 29c Eggs good demand;
fresh nearby 30c: fresh Western soc southwestern
SOc; do Southern. 27c Cheese firm; New-York full
70 choice. 9i2d1Ic. Receipts-Flour and
$.l6OOOO N in sacks wheat $4,000 bush: corn 5000
bush; oats 1000 bush Shipments-Wheat. 90. 900
bush; corn > 800 bush; oats 10000 bush.
St Louis. Jan. s-ClOse-wheat-No 2 cash. 90Iac:
Mey. 9o!c; July. s27sas3c; No . hard sac Corn~No
cash. t6Sc; May, 6s&G6s7sc; July. 6st4c Oat-No ?
cash. is@c; May, 4s7sc; J1ly 4sc; No white, soc.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

cOIToN--Cotton made sharp to-day and closed
"a sboFe last nights bids. The market opened firm
VIII near months Lad points lower far months 2as
lais ngher after which the course Of the
sasrsy upward on support from Wall Street
tul covering by local shorts When the call started
favored still lower prices than YESTERDAY
us'g broke 70 10 and everything seemed 70 indicate
Z teer market for the day March sold OF
. ~ ana May 7.g2. But as the late months were
.chee substantial buying orders light while
-1es We're much smaller than II months Shorts
i1ne nervous and local bulls picked up courage with
G result that tEe trading level Immediately after the
-l hst wss slight setback under profit taking by
ths longs. but when the arrived the market
I've decidedly firm undertone. with prices at about
s ngures OF the morning Private adYices from the
49, olce more told OF firm spot markets pro-
80 Demand. while had that prominent Phtla-
export interests taking everything Offered
60 Atlantic seaboard markets Locally over 5000
Sots changed hands to-day. and report stated
sss 4 age demand remained here unsatshed Shortly
~ sifafance and started covering by ring shorts
- oeland found tie market almost bare Of offerings
=. prices IN sensational form. May advancing
-. - 70 SOB IN about minutes
-, iof to-TnorroHs NeW-Oreans and Houston receipts
rf vita Wall Street buying orders kept the market
80 e8llns the rest Of the afternoon though there
occasional slight setbacks under for profits bv
-, Liverpool market 70 morrow and gave attention
ssg 70 cosng up account wherever opportunity Of
- trading quite active though business for
le.nsol account kept within comparatively narrow
- me close was steady. with prices 9Hl3
& f.se n contract prices in the local to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. s.-CIosing Wheat-Spot firm: No 2
Western winter 6s 3D.; No Northern spring os 3D.
No california, 6s Cd futures quiet: March IS AID:
5s sad; futures quiet; February 5s 4isd; March 4d
May 6s I'D. Peas-Cauadisn firm, 6s I'D Flour-St
Louis fancy winter firm. rs I'd Hops London (Pachc
COAST steady f3 3saf3 las Eeef hrm mess
american refined in pals, dull 4es prime Western, in
tieTces, quiet 4gs HamsShort IL 10 n steady.
ass Bacon quiet Cumberland 20 80 n. s2
rib III - - 10, 46s; long clear mddes light rs "a No.
long clear middles, 10 NJ
clear backs, is 2o 10 Cd clear bellies IA Is n.
hSs Shouders-Square. II II 10. dull, 4os Butter
steady finest United States e2 good United 7os
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES


- Pha Depot Q. NJ Dept. 1.42s Arch Street. Phila.
Pa Dec laOI-Sealed proposals IN tripicate will be
rsreved here I O'CLOCK = NJ Friday. January
io0a for delivery either the Philadelphia, Chicago.
SS francisco or depots of Quartermaster's
enartment Of Arctic oversize MuskTat Caps. and
Gauntlcts Jean Drawers Campaign Hats, Neckties.
TinIt Wool Drawers and UnGc shirts. Wool Stockings
Muslin shirts Scrubbing Brushes Company, Post and
Record BooNT Rubber Ponchos and Sky Blue
to examine carefully
standard and specifications that proposals
he with full knowledge of requirements
Al absolute compliance with -he standards and spech-
-aitcns will be insisted upon in the inspection the
goods IrNGUARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon
samnIea differing from specifications will under no
cirrmstances be considered. Bids delivery or in
encron AZ other points those will not
he entertained The articles advertised for
line AT other depots. deliveries essential
Iitd.rs state proposals time
- delivery should contract be awarded them
DroDoston be made which they positive
they can absolutely fulfill Government the right
thereof Preference given articles Of domestic produc
manufacture, conditions of quality and
Guiding the price Of foreign production manufact
ure the duty thereon) being equal. a GUARANTEE in
per Of the value OF the articles advertised for
must accompany proposals Blanks
information Will be furnished upon application Envel
opes proposals be endorsed Proposals
Military supplies. 10 be opened January 10 1907 and
addressed q Colonel JOHN V. FUREY. Assistant Quar-
termaster General. u. S. Army.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY g. 1902

day under realizing then partially recovered near
asai1c higher Public eonadence IN the stuatioe
to be materially less pronounced than heretofore
scale in all markets Many professional operators
so VINO have been friendly right along felt
inclined support the market on the idea that prices
mad sustained pretty good advance and entitled 10
expected side Attention was likewise called
20 the fact that Europe IS getting plenty Of American
az 10" prices TO the continued detment OF business
IN wheat The only encouraging feature export
circles yesterday inquiry abroad,
Z IN seven loads all ports but rule stil much
larry n the day regardless OF American depression
9nesIay was factor causing general improvement and
farls o 10 10 points lower and Budapest points up
ior the The absence OF rain in win
bush sentiment the Southwest and made the St Louts
market especially active the Of the last half
not exceeding $4,000 this week total
Gepts already behind the small figures Of last week
decreased lG 600 bushels against small decrease last
year Quota uons Of cash wheat o. ahoat BASIS We're
as i3iio"s; 40 Northern Duluth s9'tc pIonIt: 80
Northern New York. &+c prompt; No hard Manitoba.
92t+c prompt No Northern Manitoba SS94C prompt; NO
luth SSAc prompt and No hard New-York ssc prompt.
corn market with trade fairly active and prices for
time higher than the previous right following wheat but
sc lower The West again reported some increase in
country offerings. but arrivals Chicago are st very
lower renecting steadness abroad The export
amounted to two loads at all ports Cash corn closed
and No yellow, T5'sc all b. ahoat- .OATS-The
activity in July at Chicago continued yesterday
cash market with sales of co 600 bushels vas firm on
mixed. but shade lower whites. No oats closed at
mixed. 53d5Sisc: white 55d5ac. and No white
clips. - 5i2G56c. .RYEMarket steady; No western
rye. 7lG72c. BARI Market steady; feeding was
quoted at Stg9G pa 5 and msitinG a. S4aSe both
quoted 81 80 per Tb. track CLOVER
sEED-Market steady: quoted 94aloc.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

49, sichanRe special Liverpool ca5les-Spot cotton
ilear dVvJp bales; speculation and export. DO0
ullsnS receipts. 1900; American -. 900: mid
I'm lS-sza; futures opened easy. 3-64d decline
fsrssr,< - point net lower. January, .2}b: Janu
aursf -%%'zh. Febrlsr March and March April
= s1ly- y-E.ensy 42ias; May-June AIS: June-July
stesier-yNs.. 1-Sz;zb; August-SeptembsT. 4I31zb
g ~ - Gun and easier; cloths. buyers hold or
i q nsrc. -fSAl>-Prices remained about the sane
tatsnes. - iaa steady undertone all day. with
lf,6sa1 sllng patents fun rates. Spring pat
lk ~ rsasSS, winter Etralghts 50 65as3 75 winter
kr EaS9 - spring clears 81 95a$3 30; extra No ]
20 she - extra No winter 81 90Ms3 grade
~ y zJls9 81 I'VE srCKWHEAT FLIOUR-Quiet !:
q euoef. ~; slot anf 20 arrive RYE FLOUR
iN e5 3, "a t eisS A2ALstsady; quoted: Kiln dried,
sf.e an - tgand- go. BAG NEAI,-Quiet. quoted:
- &c yellow, 81 7OqSi 80; coarse 81 s7GSi 30
srriss "a 8, quoted; ss5 Spring bran. spot. s23;
@ssse III -, nfsn s2f; city brsn g24 So cornnles
s, shop t9- s 20 2b4s29 50; corn oil cake 500 so
- z4rsts irregular conditions prevailed In the
"a than es,.lng. Prices al FIRST sold ur bet
Npeeleo, weakened in the middle OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan s. p m.-Cotton Spot-Fair demand
prices -l6d lower. American mdding ia
good midiling. 32d; mddIing. 1924: middng
5-l6d; good ordinary. 3-l6d: ordinary
sales OF the day 10000 bales which bales
were Tor speculation and and
American. Receipts 43O bales. including bales
American Futures opened and closed firm; AmerI-
can ifdtug. January. - -64d.
and February. - 6idG4 ~ Std buyers. February and
March -Gid. buyers; March and April
buyers April and May; % 84dd+ a esd sellers; May
and June ed. sellers; July 64dfT
23-Gid. buyers; July August. -6+da4 81 Dad
buyers August and September 10 64dd4 2 SD
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
!. rsSEs q contract prices in the local market to-day

= 'oh closed steady, with quotations unchanged on
adhs 81 e5lec for Kidding upland ana 7-i6c for
iss .-- sales 2Jc bales. Southern spot markets
easn-.' AZ follows: NewOrleans quiet firm and
irs-Tt- a. &c Mobile and isc lower at 7ssc:
~ slesoy and lice lower 7&c: Norfolk dull
Ssta az 1'sc; Baltimore nominal and unchanged
Lsri, augusta steady and l-32c up 75sd7 I5-i6c
e,sr.s Nsiet and i-l6c lower l3-l6c Estimated
eEs yFleAis for 20 morrow 10000 ZOO
"a with SAB bales actual last week and
sH n -,aal last year; Houston for tomorrow
st Msss 80 baes. against 1864 bales actual last week
R,,,',-n bales actual last wear 49, ~
sae - ne ports and interior points day com
~ les same day last Nees and last Year:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Tar ................. ...... 1 5,T bns
wilmington. jan SSpirtts turpentine quiet. 36g3Ic;
receipts rs casks Rosn steady s1Gs1 05 receipts, $40
bos Crude turpentne quiet 81 OGS2; "a bbls
Tar firm, 81 %: receipts 1i5 bbls.
Charleston Jan. s-Turpentine rosin unchanged.
savannah. Jan. S-Sprits turpentine firm, 3Iisc;
ceipts 42l bbs; sales l5; exports 23l. Kosin hrm
celpts 4.O69 bbs; sales, 500; exports. 4.l23
-l0ndon. Jan - Ina- %
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NAVAL STORES.

All iepartments the market comparatively quiet
10 day. important changes made in prices
news from primary points than looked for
content take hold in a
tive way only. Offerings very moderate. Quota
tions follow; 49,, xo
sPTRITS 'TTRPENTINE- -89l1 a 40c
ROsiN-Common TO good strained, 81 IS; u, 81 55; E
81 go; r 81 65 G, 81 20; H. 81 10 81 9Q K 81 So ~
60 "a X s3 So W G. 81 90 and W W, 81 10
STOCK ON HAND
Roxtr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bhls
snrit. ,urpentne $3.50 bbls
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
new YORK CENTRAL
HARTEM nTIyIsIoN

ooo =, HARLEM DIVISION -
SOS A VI and $50 p NJ. Daily sundays to Pitts
field and North Adams sundays only. AT 20 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 261. AIS 1916 Broadway. q
Union So W, 275 Columbus West fa5th St.
le3th 81. and 13sth Stations York: 33s T28
Telephone 300 3Sth Street. New Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from residence
Westcott Express Company.
p. s. BI.ODGETT. GEORGE n. DANIELS.