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New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LlyzrPooL Dec sl;-Closing; Wheat, spot nrua; No 2
red Western winter. 6s I'd; spring Is
No California, quiet March IS sd Ma
6s SEd Corn-spot American mixed steady Is
o-zd; American mixed old quiet sid
Jannary, 5s I'D March. IS 31.d; May. std Peas
CanaclaA nrTn, 6s II 1d. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
a5rn g IS 90 HOPS a London Pacific COAST steady
= SsGt3 lbs. Beef Arm; India mess. T9s Pork
firm; prime Western. -2s Cd Hams-Sho-r cut u
% 10 ~ steady. 4ss Lard steady American refined
pals o1s; prime Western tierces Sis I'd
Cumberland cut 26 = Sd rib 70 q n
long clear mddies heavy 50 % 40 n ass short clear
backs 10 70 20 10 44s &C. clear bellies Il l6 70 32s
Shoulders square II i3 H. quiet AS Butter steady;
finest United States e2s; good United 7s
firm American finest. white American
49s- Talow arm; prime city 29s 6d Australian Len
don, sis CottOnseed CiI5Uu refined,
IurpentineSpir1ts firm Ss ROsinCou1rnon. 5s 101.d.
31s Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York Decsrnbe- 81 1901
aTssas4 @ 94ys 9 1aes og per n calves calves = g gss
t @ Srese ar 80 veSi 9}zis 1er NJ sfeep Sow Sasier
lambs quiet steady sheep sold at 81 5e1Sa IS few s.
dressed lambs general sales, s9loc No sales OF hogs
see T % ears o. o BGsss assd ben ay At
64Gl0c per city native Gables quoted
refrigerator beet l6ai6se per Tas Celtic sailed Tor
beef To-norTay the aavertosd s5r London viii take
800 quarters OF beef lestnlated Cor Nelson
St Paul fof southampton 500 quarters for Schwarzscd
CALvEs-RecsiDts. including 10 direct. SD head
making With the stock carried over from yesterda
tetI-s;. Tho general was quoted steady Tor al
SORTS About 100 head were carried over including car
yard calves 50 25GS4 city dressed yeas 9a per
Sales H hume & Bro: II veas I55 n average. a;
Per DO 100 o 81 H. : at as S. 5 2 10 @ % at 3 > e. at s. S g. 10 d ~ @
n a. So 80: do 2s1 ~ Al So FED calves. a6S 10 at
Newton & Co: II yeals. l54 n, IS 5O 90. $50 u.
s. jadd 4 Co.. 20 veals. I2i u. at IS % IS little
Aadrsw n Mullen: 5arnyara calves 2O4 n. at ss 5O l
Tob.n & shannon: 20 calves l43 n at Ss II
H. H Hollis 5s ba-nyard calves. 500 n. IS e2'a so
at 81 d. o n at se "a little tie Calves ca e. ' n "a at 81 81 "
SHEEP AND LAAtBS-Receipts were 2o1e cars. or
sold12 Jersey City and ~ sxtieths sheep were
Guile but steady Three cars OF stock IN mainly sheep
.
70 a 81: exporter paid $4qS4 80 Tor Sc
culls sold S29S2 25. lambs S5G$6 81 n
little bunch So 80. cu-ls S3pS3 70. Dressed
Garlic per 10: dressed lambs, general sales S4lOc
SaIes-Newtou Co; lbs State lambs. ~ 10
Sc 10 per 100 10 Il gull DO 40 p at s. !5 les Ohio
Gull lambs, 81 70, at SO 20; y few Gull labs), IS
10 So rs; State sheep. IS n, at 81 so
II. & Bro. Is State lambs. rs NJ So 80; lis
50 ID at SO 87s So do. 20 70. So 10; 81 DO SIS n,
112 70. a S4; II do % N. az So 62ls.
shannon: 2i7 Indiana lambs 20 10, at So Is.
do 80 10 So so II Pennsylvania lambs 65 70,
90 do SO NJ AT IS 26; 81 Pennsylvania sheep,
107 70 Sc Is; 10 Indiana do 135 ro az 81 so 81 do.
1871 10 81.
Andrew Mullen: 120 Pennsylvania lambs 81 n at
IS 10; % IS rs, % Pennsylvania culs.
ID state sheep (cus) S3 n al 81; 10 do. 80
Kerns Commission $50 Virginia lambs y 10. at
Sc Is. 1893 Kentucky do 81 70. So so; S4 Kentucky
sheep ISL 10, 81; % do. l24 n. az IS %.
S Sanders lss State lambs So rb SO SO late yes
terday 96 State lambs 81 10 IS IS: IS do
81 T5 sheep, 105 ~ s3 so; 81 do, 104 ~
Ss 20: 10 So n at So so; 10 do. II 70. at 81
J. G. Curtis Son: 30 State lambs 65 70, at IS %;
10 at SIS; yearsngs So n. 81 25 25 sheep 81 70.
Harrington & Co: 221 Buffalo lambs so n at Sc s71z
Judd & Co 81 Canada and Western lambs so 10,
IS rs Iso Buffalo 81 10 SIS 25 Is do.
at Sc %. 2s State sheep. 127 n, ar sS75
deck on sale. No sales reported up a late hour.
Snles-J H Bro Qste yeste-day): state
hogs 156 ar SO 40 100 70 rough. 2io 10.
s Sanders Cate yesterday; 81 PennsyIvana hogs 14s
Sc 80; IS DO Isl 10. at Ss %; rough. 57o n
Tobin Shannon Qsts yesterday u pigs. o. 10
So IS; . roughs. $50 10. az Sc IS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
NAVAL STORES.

Thero a locally spirits today
out Of sympathy with the good feeling South
better business Fosin, and pitch
We quote:
TAR-RsguHrs 81 s5; 90 oil bbIs So
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-39d 90
ROSIN-Couuon good strained. 81 5S; =. 81 so; z.
ST co. ? 81 20. g. 81 75. n 81 So 81 %. x s. 90
II 50 So y. So GO. " G. Sc 30. " ". So 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentine 5Ss1 oes
savannah Dec s1-spirits turDentine firm S6l.c;
Gs!pts 3l9 nbs, sI6, exports, 533. Rosin nrr
receipts. . 76s bbls sales. .305, exports $500
Wilmington. Dec. sl-Spirits turpentine-NotEilg doing
receipts. IS steady SlHS1 %; receipts I54
bols Crude turpsntne steady. 81 lUGS2. receipts. "A
C~ceiprs. i96 bhls-
London. Dec l.-Turpentine-Spirts. 27s 3D. Rosin-
American strained. As %. fine. ss
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

ganulated 4T5c- Prices sugar IN London we're
13d higher. closing 6s 6&4d for December
os IA Tor January. Cane quiet and a
90 FOR Java and rs 9d refining Stock OF sugar
In United Kingdom is 115000 The
raw sugar was steady but unchanged Centrifugal 90
test was quoted at 3esc nluscvadO, SO
and Tnolasses sugar 50 29s2c. The highest
price for centrifugal during the
touched on Ja1Gary 2, and the a.
Of the at 3sc The highest price sugar at
London for the year May q, 9s 3d. and the
lowest On December 2 at IS Sd. and the year closed
Us 6%d The figure Of IS Cd is the record price.
TEA-The tea market ruled featUreless and dull all
day at old values Quotations follow January 14G141O;
February Il lOD1420; March, 20Gl43e
II 80; May, IA 4OG $50: June July 500
Il Oi August, "A 6GGl4.70 Hereafter
will be conducted rae Coffee ExchanEe.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
OTTER MARKErs-Ry rELEeRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 3i.-catteReeepts 5000, Steady. Good
70 prime nominal. So 1887 50; poor medium S. go
heifers 81 75as5 25 81 25as2 80; bulls 81 759
So l5d<6 So Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000;
Tomorrow (esmasd) $1,000; left over. 900: loG20e
heavy Sc soSss IS rough heavy s8aSS s5 light IS S5
So 5O buk sales ssas6 AS. sheep-Recepts 1900;
1Oc lower; good
wsIhers s4S4 So Western sheep sGs4 2O native lambs
S3a$5 s5 Western lambs. fed, So l0Gs5 40
Cincinnati. Dec 51-Hogs active. lower. 81 DqS6 so
Cattle 50 50QS5 e5 Sheep steady 81 T4SS so.
Lambs steady. So T54s5 Is.
East Buffalo Dec 31.-Gattls-Receipts head. quiet
veais. S5 75QS7
extra ss1Se 70 HogSReeepts 800 head active and
higher Yorers s6 45 SO co. light do, So 204S6 40 mixed
packer Sc e0Gs6 75 medium u choice heavy 50 5s6 so;
pigs SIS S0as3 roughs S. 30rs5 T5 stags 81 asa So
Sheep IannbS-Recepts. $500 head good
higher lambs; sheep stronger choice lambs So Is a
sheep. choice handy wsthers - IbgS4 5o common to
mixed. So 256S4: cuils and S2qS5 Is;
heavy and wsthers. 81 5o9S4 rs: yearngs
81 7ofs5.
East Liberty. Dec sI.-cAttls steady: choice IS 2oG
40 prime SIS s5TS6; good SIS s5qs5 IS Hogs active
sht DO 50 s5es6 20: heavy Yorers SO 6oqs6 6S Light
ha 50 4O4S6 Sd. rdgs. S. 7o9so roughA - 1888 -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

, cotton closed steady with quotations unchanged
nooling quiz Sales 6.Il5 bales
,Suutnern spot markets were teegraphed as follows:
Se.Oreans quiet and steady unchanged Sc; Mobile
S-.st alc unchanged a. 77bc; Savannah, very quiet
s-s-sea - az FAC; Charleston. quiet, 1-i6c higher,
" N-lfningcon, firm and unchanged, a 77sc;
.zok dull l-5c lower. at &c. Baltimore, and
-1aasIged a. see Augusta, steady, I-l6c lower
.oc 81 Louis, quiet and unchanged Sc Estnnat ted
a. NeT-Orlesls for tomorrow 5000 5000
compared with 10 Ses bales actual last week and
49, bsies actual last At Houston for
49, % 100 bales. compared with 1e.2s1 actual
aac 4564 actual year.
seeps a the ports inferior points today CON-
'1'eo ~th ne same day last week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01


1900 1II5647 1II56i7 lib az
100 zo-,I6 a0iu shrdlu cfwyp hsralu cInfVy mf"y
COTTON-C0tton experienced change Of front to-day
and recovered q losses The market
opened steady with prices unchanged points lower
keeping with decline IN Liverpool, and
influence Of amazingly heavy receipts at the
po- sold freely. smaller holders fear
ing continued declines the market lacked real bull
Of professional and shorts appeared 70
have aggressive the recent sharp breaks
Within h-Gt hour March sod OF e.c4 and May TO
slI- with the ar-sye1 against the entire list for
through he level n -umored that
Tie estimates for to-nCrrJws receipts New-Oreans
and Houston would he II harmony with the heavy
rivals in The last tew days, and Il claimed that
Southern markets easier Liverpool sent sell
ing orders and the South also sold scattering lots In the
months. January Liquidation. however seemed 70
have itself ard the selling BY conrissio1 houses
al unloading process hac about eliminated
and that the quite generally short The official
estimates the receipts tel far short Of
DecIa-C-s and the FIST signal Tor general turn
sbou- Of professional bears Wall Street buying orders
commenced sift and the South purchased May
tracts quite freely. Then light estimate for New
orleans receipts, causing general 0f shorts
Fr1ces point after point. reEaning the
Early 1ss, but additional rise March reaching
el4 and May SD For he of the day the market
displayed firm undertOne, though times OF trie
t1-n top under selling for profits by buyers.
cict!ols for Light movement q the crop January
throughout the trade toward close. The market
allshed the day quiet ana , 70 y points higher.
The OF prices the local to-day
Is follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 81. u-Cotton-Spot- fair demand:
prices l-3-o lower: American niddling Is ISi
gooo miodiing. l116d; miGdling e-15d: middns
lo-3-d. good ordinary, 11-32d; 3S2d-
sales or the day were 10000 bales OF which 1000
Tor speculation and export included 95O0 American
receipts 5000 bales including ST. 500 Futures
opened easier and closed niddiiug
January. 29S+d sellers; January and February 2sS4
tZs94d selie-s FSrrlary and March. 2s64d value:
March and April, 2eo4d sellers a
buyers May and June 2s64Q4 29sid sellers; Jure and
July z-o414 2s-64d sellers; July August. 2s54 q
26+d sellers; August and September 2464d4 256sd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTT-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrosses and
CertIandt streets Is minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A NJ FAST MAIl~-Luaited TWO BuIst Paricr
Cars New YORK to Pttsburg Sleeping Car FltIsours ID
ss5 A. NJ FAST I7NEPs5srz and Cleveland
0.55 A NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LISlTTED.-Pullnaa
t1on cars For cSess0 ceesaad Toisdo cassaasr
1sS p M cTc1do 7Sb +s sT LOUIS ExPEEss
Indianapolis. Cheago. s.. Louis. PInlns Car 80.
$50 p VI ST LOUIS EXPRESS--For Pittsoarss
$50 P u. WESTERN E7PFEss1For 'chisaso. FO-
!.5S P. NJ. PAcIFTc ExPESEss--Eor Pitsshurg saa
Route Connects tor Cleveland. except sasaEaay.
s-2S e u CLEyELAND AND cISsSISNATi sISS-sI, EA-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
2o DINING Carr 1858 Dining Carr Z $ DIN Din
6 25 .Congressianal Lin an PaElor and 3iains
CaI. s25 p la- l2.i0 ns5S sunday Is. s2S. 1o.5S
sessidaai If & 9 aIor .ai in5 bi5nE l cars SIS C6
ing Car AS Dining Car. As Dining CaE)' "a
souTHERX RAILWAY.-Express. s25. 425 p. N. 121o
ATLANTIC, COAST ILNE.-Ezprszz s-25 a and as
sEABOARD AR LINE RAuwAT.-''Flortda ana
M5e{5opo-tan Limited 1855 ? m daily EXPRESS
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAT-For Memphis
czEsAPEAKE 8 OHIO DR4fLw1Y.-E55 a week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK--L5S a n
week-5ays D. N daily.
T6Eh 35=susd r9aias "A H A Bse Rardr Cars sad
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY--l2-55 D weekdays
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad tcron
west IWenty-th-d Street Starionl. S55 a m. = 20
%, 400 and Il-25 D n SuncayE e.25 A Aoo
p. n Qronl DesbrUsses C0rJlandt Srreetsl. eco
a. n l25O. so. $40 and 11-SO ?. II Sundays as
a SIS P N
FOR PHILADELPHLA-
ol0 (Dssbrosses and C1rcaudC Streets. 6.2ol IS
SIS. s55. 925 ts55 Penla- Limited 70 Cesbrosses
and Corlandt Streets. 30) Dining Car Dining
Carr 11-55 n 1255 CDiairg Carr. 20 Desbrossss
and COrandJ Streets. 220l 25S 25 Dining Carl S55
p. 40 Dining carr 4-55 Dining Carr. 555 Dining
carr s.55 IS S55 9.25 ?. l. night. Suudays-
6lO. 10 mo cOaChesl. S-25 SIS. 925 s55
S-S5. lO-59 Dining a. u 80 Dining lSS
Dining Carr S.25 Dining Car Dining Carr
455 CDtniTg carr SIS Dining Car. T55 SIS SIS i
Ticket Offices Nos 461 and 2s1 Broadway:
lS2 Fifth Avenue tbelOw I'D ST.. House. West
wenty-thrd Street Station. and stations foot of Dss
orosses and Corrandr Streets: Full
street. SS Broadway and Pennsylvania
Ilon. Brooklyn. Station Jersey City
Transfer Company will call baggage from
hotels and residences through % dssraran Tsisphcns
Sl4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
Service. -
J. 3. HUTCHINSON r WOO1
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l. 1902

OoRNMEAG--steady; quoted Kiln dried ss 5oess IS
and yellow 81 s5sA Is Coarse 81 8osf SsItss ss s % EHite
STEADY quoted Spring S2a 5O sacks to
Ter br1a & S2s city S2t 5o eornsa $50 lnseed oil
S27 50. oilrneaI sac so
SsE w HEAT speculative xheat trade on
1s ME market and last prices unclaimed from The previous
ousheI The business mostly for local and
Of evening up Taken altogether it was
year and bulls found considerable comfort the
sources The Tica vas verv Wei sustained At the i'm
mediate opening values fell on little because Of dis
strength In the Northwest receipts only ara
cars This 1tprn was followed by second reaction and
unsettled conditions balance Of the day between
ss7sc and s7sc May. Foreign markets showed gen
eral especially the Continent where Paris
vas 10 points higher Berlin = mark up and Budapest
10 pSnts POINTS hgne 3 off Te snd c1osed onv Ed aet
higher In speculative marset foreign houses
no interest whatever the day being blank
business was concerned The worlds stocks wheat
according to 'radsreets' decreased s1S 900 BUSH
pared with decrease last year Of L7l5ooo bush 81
from shorts outsiders Quotations Of cash
NeW.toTA 81 &c rQ.li 40 nag s7 r ~ ~
s5sc prompt and No hard wYorll sec prompt
less active under realizing sales the depres-
sion in wheat and Disappointing cabes = cable from
the YEAR have been 10000 OOo bush 1900
IN Chea1o the provision crowd was seller OF eor bur
ternocn local market ruled dull and easy %th 2st
Pr-eeS aopsii So NJ . ,.a;Ioz - eli n h ahoat
OATs-The trade in oats quiet and prices at Arst
Receipts Chicago Is 10000 bush less this
yhite 54c No white 53zc track mixed. 52isc;
white 54q57iec and No ghe clips ~ 4
bnL = h aAcst. state rye TOG71c.. BARLEY
Market quiet; feeding was quoted 59aeie and N gafHg
MaEe5 ii5T R5f Al S P dull % quoted 81 1oc
NEW-yORE PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

sheep steady; best 50 o9s4 IS; good 50 900
- 20; mixed. - So4S3 IS culls and S11S2,
yeariinss. S3Gsi So lambs s49S6 veal calves sTdSs.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

change special LiverpooI cabies-spo. cotton
1000 bales; speculation and eznr-- snn
ding Ooe receipts 81 coo; American g. Ooo mid.
ssnuzry srsSay and net IA 70 points lover
June rE<sP; Aarch-Aprfl 42ss April-Nav 2sSs SIs3,
s-1e-yry ssd Jply-August 2s1zn- zng--s+ 60
ciosfs as AanchesterYarns dun but -teasv sn6
fssr s-s.ss-Opi-ra steady and UNCHANGED uo,h .
& demand. Cases duorsd ~
a. s cs - powdered 50 s04s3 Morphine 1ss sc.
& sz % for bulk. s2gs2 for ounces and s5 -
s55shthE auinine steady 27M2nS '1
-Is ~tAL OILS-Ths market holds STEADY Prsc..
auofsS q es Unchanged OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ft-S vss
& 20 = oSesz EsE-Ferk tins 81 s00S2 cases Scd
stsfes 81 25Gsi s5 sagsafras natural se45si
1fus.o 80 spssrEnint g 2sqsI g: tansy 81 io
zoe s1ssn Esturz4. IL 509Si 60 arancai 55d
. Eoory-Fssl, n iozsL & 10; |oEnaxeSa pure. s5 5easd
20 Wsx1ess, ~ay az s2a56c sar.aparlA Honduras goo
H1s1e- Sssssa 81 senega. Western. s5ds0c EmfbsrS
gsais .s1.ss Canada natural 179isc Texas 42az4c
vas srst.ASD AND MEAL-The -four situation on Tuesday
aonarlb.d oncnangsa with only small husnass 49,
erstsv e. q oie prices, the undertone wac -,oS
&S1<s. - sRsinG patents. g 951$S winter ---,,,.
gss 1 "sr patents. - 75Ngs; spring clears % az
Es1ss: 5o 20 20 glntss s3d&3 20; extra No ? winter
EccHlvJzrs = gfzee s2ogxE %. spot and 70 arrive ~
1f % arrvs slI9sE--FIrn; quoted 81 2sax2 90 srot
sooc. ~ eoze.- EHE FLOUR-zlufef. Guofed. p.t- ~
sS" 50 choice 70 fancy, So 4sqxs 10
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

cLARK's CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD.
he IL MELl lTERRAEEAN ;5s sas ORIENT
FEBRUARY s. "a DAYS
Some choice bsTths left a $3.50 and up
Flrst class. including Shore Excursions
Hotels Drives, etc The cheapest attractive
TIPS leaving the T. : this Winter. covering most
erould and anOrcing most Sightseeing
The magnificent White Line twtn-sc-ev
Celtic 20 $50 tOCsl. floating nalace,
tered for The trip Length. feet breadth Is
teet; decks, Sc single rooms. -
SE5E2CIAL A AFEA Madeira Algisrs. Malta IS
DAYS IN EGYPT and the HOLY LAND. Constantinop.
Athens, Rome. the Riviera. etc course oT siTbf
ures Tickets good TO stop Europe and return
later the Oceanic. Majestic" etc ~
5CRoPD-send f3r Ciarks Programmes for 1907
7. c. CLARK. III Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
tOS A NJ and SO p N Daily except sundays Pits
Held and North Adams sundays only, AZ so A. VI
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated Ptntsr- light
Ticket ofnces a. u5 261 415 and 121u Broadway Is
Union 50. W. 2I5 Columbus I25tn
i25h ST. 1SSta Stations New York. 2Ss aud T2s
Telephone 800 3Srh YORK
Service Baggage from hotel ny
Westcott Express Company.
P : BLODGETT, GEORGE z
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
gsA25. 500 400 1000. Ei13O A VI. d r1.
$500 g 10. f4QO s'400 f+S0. 800. ZOO rTSO So o.
tf925 P NJ. '12.15
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$500, 5000 .I130 A. NJ 100 r1.S0. '3 40. 500.
200 p. NJ. '12l5 mdt
Ofces Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. 1Is 26I, 4sA
1900 1854 Bway Is2 5th Ave 81 6th Ave. 8 So
East 18th West ST. Coilri--
bus Ave. New York; Court 81, S4s. $50 Fulton Sc.
Brooklyn. ss Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trzns-
calls FOR and checks baggage destination
gFrom Liberty only Daily. TDaiIy except sun.
day. Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

MEDITER2AEEAN EXPRESS
- SERVICE.
HAMBURG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD.
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR ALGIERs
By EXPRESS STEAMERS
Steamers Aler Trave, Lain and Hohenzoern not
call at Algiers.
= Bismarck Jan. 8 Columbia. Jan. 80
tKaissrin Jan H. II A u Alle9 Feb S. 4
1Iahn 20 TEohenzoern. Is
Sailing 10 A. VI.
FOR ALEXANDRIA tEIYPT). JAN. 1, IS, so, 11CH. 29
Return tickets available steamers line
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg, Bremen.
cOn Southampton. Paris and Cherbourg.
neutrality-suspicious. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
LINE OELRICHS & CO.. Agents.
81 BROADWAY, N. Y BROADWAY y Y
Hamburg steamers from First 81, Hobaken, ". J.
Lloyd steamers from Amry St, Brooklyn
s. s Katsertn from Pier 50. North River n. z
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
Ocean 5Icamrrs.

Ocean 5Ieamrrs
NORTM GETR1AN llOWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLEMOCTH-CEE ERBOCRC-BR RESIEN-
kronprtnz Jan. +, Kroupraz Mar. II. A. N
KAISER Jan 81 10 A. NJ. Kaiser. Mar 10 4 NJ
er..Ee1. Is 10 4 ". Kronprfnz APR s. A N
Pier 81, North River. Ganssvoorc St
OELRICEfS & co, NO. . BROADWAY
Louis II. Meyer. 45 south Third st.. Phila-
H2MByRG=AMERlGAN LINZ.
Ivvi-screw Express Steamers during Winter on Med
lterranean Express Service. Service PlymouthCher
Oourg-HaInburg resumed March S, 1902
TWIN-SCRZW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYMOCTH-CEER ERBOCRG-HAMBCRG-
patricia i, P. sPaatiaJa IS. 11:S0 - NJ
Wa4ce-see Jan. Il, a " PeInsylvana-Jsl Is VI
TO Hamburg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 BWAY. N Y
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin station. New York "a f1k-
lows. and IS min later 1oct West 42d y. R.
40 a A--E'or Intern paints Albany & MuurL
III 20 A A-lD Hudson Rtv- & Moa- Express
100 P M--Chicago Express
.225 M-cont Ln- for Detroit. Chicago ST L.ns.ts.
f3t5 P. M-G9 For HUDSON River Points Albany.
.513 A-Eor Roch. Bur1alo. Cleve'd Chicago
f1i3 2 A-EloF Roch-, SUrfalo Detroit & Lsscis
IS 10 ?. M---rcr Syrs-s Rcch-. Mag Falls a
-Daily- TDaiy. except sunday Lsaves BROOKLYN 4n-
No l ar TlO-49 A ". No ? tSs06 P n Leava
Jersey City. p r r sta. No J fl % a 81 ~
1855 P " Time tables principal hotels and oscss
Eassage checked rom hotsl residence By Wesrcctss =
; HLODGEl-rt c E LAMBERT.
Genl superintendent csenf Fass-r xsas.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

Next Thursday VII be 2 hollcaT-
Rio-Co1ee market hr-n; No Rio, 5s40O; e1cnalse
I5-S2G receipts two days.. 1900 6ags cleaIeC 6
1900 bags cleared Ief EUROPE -oOu
bags: stock $4,000 bags -
The statistical position q Brazilian @oee Is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-01

pED I'D" LINE.
For La Guayra, Puerto cabello, Curacao and MARI
cafbo via Clracao-Cailing also a San Jlar p r
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
s CARACAS Saturday,
& s PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. January 25 Noon
These vessels have superior accommodation pas
BOULTON BLISS & DArIrrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-18
Read Il In &c Newepaper.

George schaub a well known Ger
man citizen Of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
constant reader Of tho Dayton
Volkszeitung. He knows that this
paper aims TO advertise )a,y the best
in it's columns. and when he saw
Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised
therein for lame back, be did not
hesitate in buying a bottle Of it for hig
wife. who for eight weeks had sui-
fered with the most terrible pains In
her back and could get no relief. lie
says After using the Pain Balm
for a few days my wife said to me, j
feel as though born anew. and before
using the entire contents Of the bottle
the unbearable pains has entirely
vanished and she could again take no
her household duties" He is very
thankful and hopes that all suffering
likewise will hear Of her wonderful
recovery This valuable llniment is
for sale by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-18

Hon, J. A. Simpson, Secretary Of the
Board Of Education of San Francisco,
Cal, writes:
~ have found Pcruua an ideal tonic.
Some months ago ! suffered with neu.
rasfhenia systemic cafanrH), caused
by TOO close application TO office work.
NY system seemed worn our and I fell
far from weH ! found Peru1a bene-
flied me very much. II buHf up fhe
entire system and made me feel IKE .
new man. believe II Is well worthy
fhe high praise bestowed upon H. "---
j. 4. SIMPSON.
systemic catarrh always gives fair
warning Of it's approach, and can be
easily warded off by the proper treat
ment. Floating brown specks before
the eyes, mental confusion, fits OF ner-
vous headache, sleeplessness, flashes OF
heat, chilly sensations, palpitation, irri-
liability, dependency; any OF these
symptoms or all OF them should be
promptly met by the use of PerunR.
Congressman T.. V. Brookshire, from
Indiana, in a recent letter from Wash
ington, d. c., says;
"From what my friends say, PerunA
is good tonic and safe catarrh cure."--
T.. V. Brookshire.
"Summer Catarrh," a book written by
DR.. Hartman, President The Hartman
sanitarium, on the subject of the ner-
vous disturbances peculiar TO summer,
sent free TO any address by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-06-18
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Santa re shopmen May Go on Sym
pathy Strike.
nav Assoclnted Prean.l

Topeka, kas, June 1S.-The San
ia Fe boiler makers here may strike
unless the boiler makers and appren-
tees out 81 Needles and San Barnar-
dino are taken back A delegate
from the boiler makers from the west
is here agitating the matter and John
Mcneil, grand president Of the Inter
national Union of Boiler Makers and
Iron Ship Builders, who Is enroute
70 Topeka, wired here today that the
grand council has sustained the
strikers santa Fe officials say the
western men will not be given their
old places and that only twenty five
are out.