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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16

cided that the latter proposition was to Co.
TT is this way: Speaking from the stand
point Of one who must more or less mold
public affairs, think, upon sober thought.
not one man out Of hundred who has been
speaking and writing about the doctrine
ever supposed that it would be brushed up
against a combined lot Of nations in the
tentative way 1t has been. At the best
those Of US who give attention closely 10
public affairs, such as editors and legts-
latOrs. never conjured up seriously in our
prophetic vision more than a possible con-
test. diplomatic or actual. with more than
one nation, with possibly an ally.
But facts are facts, and here we nave
seen, like q thunder clap in clear sky, and
almost as suddenly, all Europe arrayed
thought and action; but nearly all either
tacitly or openly acknowledging the under
lying principles of the doctrine, and keep
ing their powder dry just the same.
How yer, those are points which need
not now be gone into; destiny shapes her
own ends. and prophecies are superfluous
as to what will or will not take place. But
with each day since the beginning OF the
trouble I have been much impressed with
the high standard of statesmanship shown
at the Capitol and at the White House,
coupled with the calm earnestness of the
entire people, and 1 have felt. as others
must have felt, that we have developed into
a great nation.
~ think, however, that had this Vene-
zuelan bubble been pricked before the
Spanish war that results would have been
different. so vastly different that II for no
other reason I am glad that war was
fought. The action of the powers toward
Venezuela shows that nations differ but
little along certain lines from men. and
that we have acted as big man who knew
his strength, and who, while conservative
In its use, was not afraid to exert it to its
utmost when necessity demanded 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16
AMERICAN PEOPLE CALM.
No Excitement Over the Venezuelan
Imbroglio.

IT think there Is one phase Of the Vene-
zuelan imbroglio which should not be pass
ed by without comment" remarked rep
resentative from a northern state this
morning to Star man at the Capitol, "and
that is with big key of international
powder. as it were. wide open at the top,
and lots of sparks Of the long-expected and
prophesied international war spluttering
over the grains, the remarkable. almost
the first days Of the crisis. and which has
since been steadfastly maintained.
"In the first place, there has not been the
vestige of playing politics. The dignihea.
practically silent attitude OF both houses
of Congress, collectively and individually;
the splendid diplomatic play of the admin
istration; the absolute absence OF spread
eagle speeches from men who have hereto
fore seized upon anything from shadow to
some tangible thing to explode defiance 70
all European nations, and one or TWO IN
particular: the conservative but firm atti-
tude of the entire American press, and the
intense but equally quiet undercurrent OF
deep American feeling with which the pub
lie has been surcharged, each and all not
only demonstrate to the world the self
governing capacity of our free people, but
are a splendid testimonial to our growth
as a nation among nations.
What did all this mean, now that the
tension Is relaxed? It meant that the whole
American people realized that with prac'
tically combined Europe against US we
were up at last against the proposition
whether the Monroe doctrine was to de-
velop into great blum or positive &C
tuality, and that they had irrevocably de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16
A PRESENT RETURNED.
Senator Beveridge's Experience With
an Arizona Copper Mine.

Senator Beveridge's Experience With
an Arizona Copper Mine.
Senator Beverage has felt called upon to
return a Christmas present he received a.
day or two ago." said Thomas R. Ship.
secretary of the subcommittee which re-
Gently visited the territories, to a repre-
sentative Of The Star. while the COM
rnittee was at Bisbee, Ariz., it was asked to
stop at a little mining town which the
train would reach late In the night. That
Is out of the Question: said Senator Bever-
idge.
But. senator, we have some samples Of
copper ore down there we want the COM
mittee to see. am from Indiana and
would be very glad If you would favor an
old citizen
"sWhat, another man from Indiana? Well,
we will STOP and the senator gave instruc-
lions. There was some remonstrance be-
cause the train did not reach the town till
nearly daylight, but the senator said, Stop
the train anyhow In the dead of night q
village doomed up and in front of the Red
Dog saloon solitary individual sat on a
broncho toying with lariat This Is the
eridge walked up the committee to have the
members repair to the lonesome office Of
the Bonanza mine. A few Of the faithful
citizens had remained at the office to greet
the committee, and in the uncertain light
OF the smoking lamps piles Of valuable ore
were exhibited. On the return to the train
Senator Heitfelt, the democratic member,
was missing and was anxiously inquired
for
Senator Heitfelt Is in bed came q stem.
torian voice from one Of the bert8,s. and
want to say that don't think much Of
Indiana
What's that?' inquired Senator Bever-
Aes
"tJust this said the senator from Idaho:
" ~ these good people that we've met
and who ray they are from indiana have
actually been there and then left your staxS
I don't think you have eot much LETT b.
hEnd,
ssrhen tie train pulled out ana no more
Wae Thought o< tho tncidenk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16

II you want work read the want se,umnA
Of The STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16
SANITATION IN MANILA
IN PHILIPPINES AS
FOUND BY MAI. HELLER.
Results Of Preventive Work Done On
der American Supervision-The
Cholera Scourge.

Major Joseph NJ. Heller, late surgeon, U
s. ", who has just returned from the Pn1i-
ippines. gave a Star reporter an interesting
talk concerning sanitary Conditions in the
islands and other topics. He said:
Yes, have just returned from the Phil
ippines by way Of the Suez canal. visiting
en- route the Malay peninsula, Ceylon,
Egypt. Sicily. Italy. Switzerland. France
and England. This trip combined with
my former trip to Japan, China and Ha-
wall, completes my circuit of the globe and
tour to most of the principal cities of the
world Having twice been sent to the
Philippines for duty In the past four years
I was dn a position on my arrival there
the second time to note the great improve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16
Electric Fire Pump.

From the London Express.
An electric fire pump is in use in Rouen
The idea Is to obtain current for operating
the motors from adjacent electric tram
cables. The whole machine can be placed
on a hand cart, on a little wo-wheeled
wagon drawn by one horse. It's total
weight, with accessories and two men on
the seat, is about a ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16

man sent Senator Beveridge 500 shares Of
the capital stock Of the mining company
present the senator has felt called upon to
return"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-16

"Dr. Hancock, your med
icine works first class with
me, and feel ever so much
better from it,"
Extract from a Letter OF a Patient Suffering from
Catarrh Of the Stomach.
This, together with many other
letters and personal references (by
permission) in this city can be seen
at my Office.
Consultation free.
Dr.Hancock, Specialist in Chronic
Diseases, SI7 18th ST., Pope Build
ing.
Ja9-f.m.w,n.40
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January g. 1908.
BEEvES-Recepts. cars 112 head. all consigned
dressed native sides 71kc@1c per quoted
price live cattle 13ac dressed weight for
refrigerator 10 The Tauric carried to Liver
pool to-day cattle 1856 sheep for ]. Shambers
4 son All cattle for Schwarzschiid & Suzberger is
also 2560 quarters OF beer
Morris Beef Company and l230 quarters for the
reported to carry Liverpool loo quarters for the
swift Beef Company, and 25o quarters for the Morris
Beef Company; the st Andrew. to London. 800 cattle
enuav divided between J. Shamberg Son and Schwarz-
cbI5 q SuIzberger and the 81 Paul to Southampton.
1 200 quarters for Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
CALVES-Receipts, all for the market. were 6S head
firm for all sorts of Western calves unsoid A
few so 100 lb few barnyard calves
at 81 city veas 11914c TO- country dressed
l0d121ac; dressed barnyard and fed calves. b1zqsc
Saes-Newton & Co: veals 127 n average. at SO 80
per little calf 40 b. at 81 oo barnyard calves
PSI 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. all for the market
were cars head making with the stock carried
yesterday total of 6a to be sold 2 at
Jersey City at Sixteth-st There was generally
firm tone to sheep and lambs, and sales OF lambs
were rated slightly higher quality considered The pens
cleared. No sheep were Sold sales OF lambs
bottom figure Dressed 51a71ac 70; dressed
lambs, T1z9101sc.
saies-D Harrington s1O Western lambs 81 n
at SC Is per 10; III Canada do 90 10, at IS 10
Tobin Ohio lambs, IS 10, at So Is 156
Indiana do, SIS n. at Sc 1211.
HOGS-Receipts. IA or 2403 head: none on sale
alive Country dressed firm at 7sQsc for heavy to light
Sales (a late yesterday)s Judd CO.: IS State hogs.
239 ~ Sc IS: 16 State rigs. IS 10 at Sc Co. roughs
Andrew Mullen: State hogs 12s 70. at SO 10
H Hollis: 1856 State hogs. 163 ~ at SO TO- roughs
2sS rb at S6 75 stag. $50 rb at 81 rs; do. 80 10,
So 70.
Tobin 10 Pennsylvania pigs 60 10 at se Is;
q Pennsylvania hogs. 16s 10. at Sc 80.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY z. 1903

bds aga1ns the last hour a. sghy higher Prices ss2 rs
but the close The best pcint. and sc above the
~ eas, Ss The e export business mess started wish
points was later increased % e loads sesdes whiSn
taken in NewYork making total of % loads aogether
delivered OF outside trade there was very little
@ s a bsns atoEether q pofessioaa %
the market on several occasions showed considerable
from that market chcago. This was assumed to be
from country points On the other hand. total
with Sr ssh aS Gas last 0a d the %
@ Teat OF worlds stocks according to Bradstreet re
ing reduction Of 100000 bush domestic stocks for
European stocks total worlds figures showed
ton seG the week Of $4,000 bush eonpsged sas d with
AT midday this MS report was factor Of some 6psh I'm
ing Western arrivals steadness of late cables Liv
o pn net ha e ana aer as bens to
small receipts and ilght offerings The sesOoard clear
Wheat @ soat an3 Saaia Rere as follows hard
Noshe4n pniaA N Sec and S Td Sero sc ali
of the strength yesterday
with ar cables ana grading At cseago and
filling rapidly the interior is willing 70 sell
al present values but when only cut Of sss re-
absence any arrivals the day in NewYoEl
pesitions Eocay the 9sRuaTs option sold up ao
closed &c net higher againsi sc gosshGe IN +b avsnce
heaviest busnsss
loads Of No corn here with IS leads at t.. oup0Tts
@ d6T @ h $40 o 5 s o osa sba Th
ss1s siss.s aS!
whit White eSs and No yellow at I 574e shoat bass.
closing firm business here was less
os sse g salss % Nc only SRse te No
White 4oc RYEmMare easv: No western Soc
aaOat State re ge@5Is sales s o f.apc sssh rye a ea
quoted 42c. and mailing 4T@eoc. both ci Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 6-catue-Recepts. 45oo. including 275
westerns grades steady Good prime IS 40
asa % Door medium S36S5: feeders SEQ
81 0 cows 81 259S4 heifers S2Qs4 S. Gamers 81 IS
s2 So bulls 81 259Sz 80; calves So 1885 Texas fed
steers s4QS4 SIS. Hogs-Recepts to-day 2S0o0; to-ror
row $4,000 5000: strong to SC higher; mixed
and butchers So O5@s6 45 good to choice heavy So 5o9
Sc TO- rough heavy Sc 5Gs6 As; light So s5Gs6 10; bulk
of sales s6 15IS6 Sheep-Receipts. 10000; sheep
steady to 2bc lambs steady good to choice
ers 4 a59S4 75 fair choice mixed. IS 1oass 80:
tive lambs. S4GS5 I5-
Cincinnati Jan Clogs active s5 s5@ss 49, Cattle
steady s29S5. Sheep strong. s2Gs4 Lambs strong. 81
ass Co.
East Liberty. Jan. 6Cattle steady; choice, s5 7b9
s5 eO prime S5 406S5 co. good. S5S5 80 Hogs higher
prime heavies SO 55Gs6 mediums Sc 4o1S6
Workers Sc 40 light Sc 309s6 3 roughs s5g
Sc 25 sheen steady: best wethers s4S4 20: cus and
Common ST 5o9S2 choice lambs So 60Qs5 S5; calves
SIS 25dSe.
800 Texans calves 400 all natives: cattle steady
lower Quarantine steady choice export and dressed beef
So 5od$4 2: Western fed steers 81 5oqs5 Texas and
ind an steers So 25Qs4 20 cows s24s3 49, native
cows 81 1885, native hefers 81 509s4 25 s14
So 25 bulls 70S3 so; calves 81 1886 rs. Hogs-Re
CENTS 10 O0o higher:
strong top Sc So sales Sc 25S6 so: heavy
Ss6 5s mixed packers Sc 25dss As: light IS aO6S6
workers. Sc 25GS6 35: pigs s6Gls5 7o SheepReceipts
oO0 market I0915c lower lambs steady: native lambs
S4Ss5 2 lambs SO s5ds4 fed S39s3 co.
naive weters Sa1S4 so; Western weters So 75QS4 20
feeders. S2GSS so
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

"a, e-Ths wool market has been rather
@ the holiday season whole. but some houses
Serort weeks business eIs arg SUI
binr freely There indications that some buyers
ouytns ~. market high IL is likely to
think i certainly nothing IN the present cond-
~, nbich would Indicate that the price limit has yet
lions The~s has been tremendous advance, espe-
% seen % nsd and combng wooIs. which were relatively
Siatly II rsrEet These gcols show advance OF
49, ,sr pound and fully on parity with me
Balance OF market Tne request tor ths eIIi.oIy
W1os e territory 56a6oc; strictly ne. boq55e: hne
rms sd,,u, 5O953c: medium. 45G46c- There Is a
s n market for Texas woes Quotations are firmly held
it essnea basis 46f4sc: II months, 5SQ6Oc; to
months spring 5S955c For California wools the demand
is steady with no chanss 70 note . n Gsss pslG ss
Suhs-u 45af7c fail free 45g47c; defective 4S i5c
Ssonn roois show change, either IN tone prices
Eastern staple Is4Isc: choice lsglae: aysEase ssS
secured basis all kinds o2q9sc Fleee woSls are h good
vanis Xxx and above 132c: y 27G2sc: Michigan X %
Sass There is a market for delaine wools Ohio
40 psnryyIyana washed delzne 34Q35ci Michigan. s0G
Sic; No l. Sl@s2c: No 3o93lc; coarse 2eq2Ie: Aus
rsits oei generally quiet quotations largely nom
nal Combins choice. secured basis IoGsoc good. $50
76c: average 7223T4c
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07

consIn western per $50 n. 81 COG
seisn pr ss 5 sack sa s so
S bssse @ So o:Fi s
@ e psr loo SeSts Sanebe do sssl q
81 sigsI SsTofissss per rss lso
oa ls 90 % s. RsT H' sa a1asl SNAIL
$ as eueuSss roElss crate sSdss So es1s1y
a o SSs psr sss
Island per bsl saase: do egs s29ss chieory New, New
s Ss fair box sSs sals ,o s per
saal5a9 Der ssi P5 Fiords FLOR s
PEI 81 saskst slasi se DO Soth carolina,
Dbl s. 5oas2 DO basket 5ocas1 2o okra Flords @ Ia
ger sSs s oer oeloPs S sa % per
$S' % @ s's@y S:liss
Ted T 2s @ I'll m 81 ~ soss 5o 3f 90 ysloE 81 2 III s g.
per basket . si@ss PIs
Nssoreans per 100 bunohes s2ass roisia Nsyo5
Tadshss soTso Ssstet SH Co. %
string beans FiSds sds @ Mextcan per
ihrs raa siss Ga' ss 81 SS
,Se tuTnips Canada Russia bbl .sgs5c: DO Js5
orda per caffeT q2 h 81 sss Sss ns S6 81 10
improved SD and o inquiry for c hay 1e6 6ss
p so by the @.so limit 18th q bs9s @
o2 Of s ssE qoss, s s prompt relief f s ws
includes Incl hay unt Their subsidies Prms
E uS ee M M h ahs a"s:
cannot be expected to rule when the present
large bales. Is 81 os No l. s5casI 80 q $50
prime asai4 @ ''GSsd with
some expansion in price for best long under the
lired receipts Quotations best 7T1sdSI1ac
per 100 10 Receipts of hay and straw in tons reported
at the Produce Exchange at to-day: Hudson River
Lackawanna and Western. TO- West Shore $780, Lehigh
valley Ss0 Central of NewJersey, co. total 1880 TONS
Recopts OF straw, so by rail-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO0UCTS-Cucurnoe oers
closing easier under liberal receipts Mushrooms
supply tomatoes mostly dragging low prices
must De unusually good to reach top quotation We
quote Cucumbers hothouse, dozen 81 25S1 so; let
uc oocS! mushrooms 10 l0940c; radishes per 100
WAXMarket little frner with sales Of prime donnes
tic wax at 50c n MAPLE SUGARA little 1oobing
demand at Sz9l0c 10 for 75cGS1 gal
Ion for syrup. little OF which good enough
oring the outside figure. -GINSENG-Exporters are
taking only small lots but the quantity Of stock offer
ing IS not large and there is steady feeling s3 75
81 25 10 for Southern S4dS4
Western, and S5GS5 80 for Northern and Eastern
HONE1-Stocks Of domestic honey very light. but
there is fair quantity OF Cuban arriving and with
NewYork State clover, comb fancy per r 5Gf6c; do
fair to good 13G14c; do extracted 77sc: do huckwhea
comb 12914c: do extracted. 6s9 do California
uacted 6Ic: Southern extracted gallon. 6oG15c
tanned Quite good many peanuts arriving but the
ket is holding very well Pecans very dull and lower
We quote: Hickory nuts, 1902 bush. SO 50dS4 do
1901 81 50dS2 so; bull bush S19s2: buternuts
50cGsl black walnuts. 5od75c: pecans round lots.
Jumbo n 5951ac: do fancy. 4hd4Ac: extra, 3z
3Ac: do No 1 Spanish shelled, AZ A14Ac; No 2. 2%9
Sac: do No Virginia sheled. 4AG41sc; do No 2. 24
G3Ac.
FURs AND sKINs-Buyers are generally awaiting the
little doing here at the moment. Prices remain last
quoted.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
CASH QUOTATIONS,
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Y0Tk, {,
COFFEE-yester6zy's coffee opened steady at
unchanged prices in the face Of early that was on
ifs face OF distinctly bsarish Eavre followed
Up her deoline q Monday with another loss q fene
Hamburg and Rio indeed, unchanged but Santos
lower. receipts continued full But
& the local market there few sellers while sellers
g weeks prices showed disposition TO sccept
profits This tendency encouraged the session
progressed partial recovery in Eavre leaving that
market set unchanged 10 franc lower and this also
reaction theory, with
result thsi the marker finished steady At partial &C
points. Sales about 29.oO0 hays The
attributed cables
the home market. and not TO any
situation in the condition
the growing In the nature Of things with values
occupying low level, il is thought by many tnat q
decline such that Of Monday should be followed by al
partial particularly in view OF the strong
tendency spot market which has remained around
bkc during decline Of so 10 so points in the
The spot market today was quiet with
quotations on Of SIC for Rio No 4
prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07

Japan, foreign nominal; 10 Domestic AsT4stc java
47zT45sc; Rangoon, In bond, pa G2s.c -.
SUGAR-Renned dull and unsettled LIB
prices unchanged. The American Sugar REFINING
Company plan New-England points
naming selling for granulaed, less 10
points. and cent for seven days The New.
YORK association has requested that the factor plan ps
restored in their territory We quote; Cut Loaf T%
and don1inos 25c; mould and cubes, 4eoc; rA>-Na
powdered. 4.s0c; powdered powdered ard IIu
powdered, 4i5c Eagle confectionsrs granulated
Eagle and fine granulated. 4.15c; Eagle 10
cartons and 70 bags of fine grsnuated 4sec 70 bags
OF fine granulated Soc: Eagle fine granulated and
standard granuated csc; diamond a. 4I5c seafeefoP @
4Soc; No g. 25c Ne I. 2oc: 70 $. 4l5c; No e 1ee
IA Is g. s5c: No le ssOc: Eagle powdered, 4e5c
crystal don,inos. 1oc The market for raw sugar
was steady and unchanged business was closed on
the old basis Of 3c Tor 96 test eenriiuea -loe lo
90 test muscovado and 3-16 80 test moasses
The sales included $500 bags Denerara
1900 bags San Domingo centrifigai aaoat by saer at
35sc basis es test and ST Croix cenrlinga
afoat by steamer. at 3-i6c. T. basis 30 test he
London beet sugar market unchanged with Sanu5fg &
SIS and February Ad. Cane was urcnanged Win
Java as Sd and fair refining SIS Cd The STOCK OF sugar
In the United Kingdom L lh0 600 tons.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07

.on Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
hfoSe-s-a densn6 sales bales speculation anc
rof 300: American 1000, receipts 5000. Afnerlcan
:7eeo: niddiine upland ze6d Futures opened barely
~ points lower January Janua eoruery feernsTy
Narch and March-Ap-il, z6o9z Sid: Aprl-May. 4oIo'
Hay-Iune June-July and July-Argust, sozo: Augus,-
septenber 55Gz SGD: Septenber-Octooer 4asa' octo
ber-Novennber. 43zd Nanchester-faFns sno ctoths
DRUcs-opIurn cases quoted st s2 1zgs2 I5: Job
e.ag s. 750S2 77z: powdered IS S3Qs5 40; InoIghiae
brif 8s2 81 e5s2 o5. elgat1s - 1'lgsz 80
aurine 28d3lc. ESSENTIAL OllSAsrrkeL eoeaos
% firm and unchanged the leading kinds thus peSk e
G$s and cases at S5dS5 25; spearnint s oDqs oo ae
tansv 50 s6SSsz =. ROOTS-Goicen seal was stesoy az
sIN55c seneca western. 721zc: Southern. l3c snake
Canada. 250S5c: Texas. 45047c: Virginia 4ogsec ,
1-EAI~Thcre Was faiI
buyers and moderate business resulted I.e ss
tone ci the market the outcome OF necent
hesxsness 81 wheat choice spring wneai 81
being buyers sprng patents - aoe ~
winter siraighfs So s5as3 s.; winter patents $500
s. 30 spring clears So 25eSsS 80: sxirs 20
s3ass IS: extra No winter 81 sse2 Slr ~ Iee
sLoTBaiet Quoted: 50 2Sas2 s5 and e :sF,Se = I've,
FLoUR-steady enoted fair 70 eoeo; - Io4 T
Duh: Quoted siin dried s3 2o0ss 80 ss 10 brand "a
BAG MEAL-Essy quoted fine white and yellow. 81 -
spring bran spot arrive 200 o sZo sgllhs
bran ri6dling sl9Gs2s 80 in 200 no sacks CITY ,eee.
$50; so: oil cake. tz4 20 hois-
iny chor s3I 80: OF meal S27 80. r. -
CRAfN-WEEsT-LarFely because OF stfsngtn ~
fair export he wheat market yesteIo1s
Enstnainec steady underfone face OF extreme dS-
ness which without help referred TO- souio oongs
Jess MARKET 10 lower vein lNt' le
bearshness local traders early ii the Gay eo 70 co.
siderable selling for short account which was repADea
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL jan s--closlng: Wheat. spot ern; No
- yysxrer-, winter fii2dz No California. 6s sd
FUTURES au!st March Nd: May: s. MA corH-Spet
Ann American mixed new. IS n%ds American niSrd'
old IS Sd; steady January As Iasa; asrss.
u,,sIr-st Louis fancy winter auet s. Sd Hops az
Iafon tPacinc Coast. Arm IS i2sgtI os Beef quiet
Pork prime mess Western
80 "a fIanas-shor "A 10 No. quiet s2s Bacon
S,s.-ys15 cut 26 70 80 steady +os Cd short rio
f6 TO ii S GuI as ca long clear mddles Lgnt = 70
long clear nidcies GeaxS 50 20 80 ~.
quiet 4ss sd short clear backs ls 70 70 70 quiet ses "a
49, bssses II TO Is 70. easy 5is. Snoucers-sqsafe
=, "a m d COS Lard du1l prime Western IN tieFeee
58s. American refined in pals Sis 3D. BuSer nominal
SsSsass 0rrr finest white and colored. olS
S~sfIovv-Prirne city quiet 27s Sd rurpenrine-Sprs
nrr1 Rcsn-Corrnon arm. As "a fetfosedIn-ENN
dnsd arm. 5ssd. Lnseet ell Arm us
New-York tribune., 1903-01-07

suo cotton closed quiet, with quotations uncnanseo
pn the basis Of $500 for modng upland and sloe IoI
C-Tff 500 bales. Soutnefn
,-+ ,s-,ets were Felegraped foowew: New-oreans
ss+ lnchanged al s-i6c; sales. 5000 bales Nooi;e
7-16c. sales, 500 bales savannah
sssy unchanged 81 ssc sales $50 bales Shariesto a
unchanged al sSc Wilmington firm, unchanged az S5<S-
Norfolk quiet unchanged at SIC; sales - naies st Js
ff-oo-e -7o-nnal unclaimed Galveston Quietr
sisr lower al 5-lec: sales bales Augusta hrra
2c lower At Ii-l6c: sales 5e2 bales st Louis quiet
Estimated receipts at
Tor tono-row are y 1900 bales compared Win
22 bales actual and ZIG bales last year
Al Houston "a 500 TO 1850 bales are e1
peced COMPARED e5S5 bales actual last week ano
o3s bales wear ago expects from oooo 20
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