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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
 CAN HAVE MORE BAGGAGE.
Officers Will Be Allowed a Three-FoId
 Increase In Amount Carried.

Washington, September 5.-An amend ment, recommended by the general staff will shortly be made to the army regula- tions increasing to three fold the amount of baggage which officers may have transported at the expense or the govern ment. The amounts stated are as fol- lows:
 For a major general, 10.500 pounds brigadier general, S400 pounds; field off cers 200 pounds captain, coco pounds; first lieutenant, 5l00 pounds; second lieu tenant and veterinarians, 45O0; non-com- missoned officers, 1500.
 At present excess baggage Is transport ed by the owner at his own risk and whatever cost might be imposed on it. Under the new regulations the excess will be transported, by the government at the favorable rates which may be obtained by the war department and the actual cost of transportation will be charged the owner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful It Is In
 Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal is the safest and most efficient disenfect- ant and purifier in nature, but few real lze it's value when taken into the human system for the same cleansing purpose.
 Charcoal Is remedy that the more you take of 1t the better; 1t Is not drug at all, but simply absorbs the gases and m- purities always present In the stomach and intestines and carries them out of the system.
 Charcoal sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables.
 Charcoal effectualy clears and improves the complexion, 1t whitens the teeth and further acts as natural and eminently safe cathartic.
 It absorbs the injurious gases which col- lect in the stomach and bowels; it disin- fleets the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh.
 All druggists sell charcoal in one form or another, but probably the best char coal and the most for the money is in Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges; they are composed of the finest powdered Willow charcoal and other harmless antiseptics in tablet form or rather in the form of large pleasant tasting lozenges, the charcoal being mixed with honey.
 The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell in a much improved condition of the general health, better complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood, and the beauty of it is, that no possible harm can result from their continued use, but on the contrary, great benefit.
 A Buffalo physician in speaking of the benefits of charcoal. says: 'I advise Stu arts Absorbent Lozenges to all patients suffering from gas in stomach and bow els and to clear the complexion and puri- fy the breath. mouth and throat: I also believe the liver Is greatly benefited by the daily use of them they cost but twen- ty-fve cents box at drug stores, and al- though in some sense patent prepara- ton, yet I believe I get more and better charcoal in Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges than in any of the ordinary charcoal tab let's"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
5:45 A. M..
The Best Service East.

The short line to Washington, Balti- more, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Lynchburs. Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk is via. Chattanooga. Bristol and the Norfolk and Western railway. Take the 5:45 a. m. train on the Alabama Great Southern railroad. through service. The best dining car service Tickets. sleeping car space and all information cherfully furnished by MT. A. B. Freeman, travelling passenger agent of Alabama Great South ern railroad. or MT. Jack w. Johnson, union ticket agent. union station, Bir, mpgham; Warren L. Rohr. western pas senger agent, Chattanooga, Tenn; w. B. Bevill, general passenger agent. Roanoke
 Va. S-2etf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
VERY LOW RATES
To Baltimore, Md, and Return via
 Southern Railway.

Account Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, Southern railway will sell round trip tick etc to Baltimore September IS. 19 and 20 at rate one fare. plus S1 for the round trip, limited September 2S. 1903. By de- posting tickets and paying fee of $1 tick cts will be extended to leave Baltimore not later than October 8. Round trip rate from Birmingham $2S.25
 For sleeping car reservation and de- tailed information apply Passenger Off, flee. Morris Hotel building. telephone GIT. J. c. Lusk. District Passenger Agt
 S-27-25t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
Labor Leaders to Meet.

Washington, September 5.-The execu- tive council of the American Federation of Labor will meet here September 21. The council will consider all unsettled contests and will formulate its report to the next conyention of the Federation. to be hald in Boston in Novemoer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
SOMETHING NEW"

Charlie's Transfer Go. will store your furniture free !; will move your piano, office fixtures, safe and machinery. Call on them. 2320 and 233l First avenue. Both phones 322. O. Q. Flemming, Mgr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06

temperature very nearly approaches the freezing point This condition has stim- ulated bullish sentiment in corn and the feeling extends also to wheat. The alarm as 10 the cotton outlook is not so keen, although Lat crop too is late. Those who count with confidence on an immense cotton yield hesitate to openly take the bear side in the speculative market on account ot the scarcity of raw material as mentioned in a preceding paragraph. The opinion is becoming stronger that under the best possible conditions the corn crop may fall below 1,700, GOO 900 bush els general frost would cut this az gregate down considerably and might so reduce the total as to involve the country in almost national calamity. A crop failure as bad as that of two years ago would be seized upon by the bear element in Wall street as abundant reason for getting on top of the security market again as 1t would foreshadow great reduction in railroad earnings.
 The statement of the Chicago and Northwestern railway that it's operating expenses increased last year more than $S OO0OO0 on account of the high wages paid it's men is attracting unusual atten- tion. The showing is typical of the in- creased operating expenses of every rail- road in the country due to the same cause. The exhibit is one to dismay stockholders in corporations whose earn ings had already become uncomfortably narrow from a dividend standpoint. It shows furthermore that the million of men employed on the railroads of the country are enjoying their full proportion of the benefits of prospert. It Is a good thing that this great army of men have no further demands to make upon taeir employers, They appear to be abundant ly satisfied to let well enough alone and give the railroads a chance to make a little money for their owners.
 Monday was "coat day" on the New York stock exchange. On that day linen coats were called in, or more properly speaking called off. Heretofore, Septem- Der 15 has been 'coat day." but this year the date was advanced without notice, and members who appeared on the floor in thin and fiimsy garments were di- vested of them without ceremony The brokers indulged In their fun" as such a proceeding might properly be called in the afternoon when trading was very light
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

FLoUR-pun. Quoted: 81 soGs2 s5 spot and arrive
eholes 70 fancy s. sses 60 sS tH 81
Saessa fSs White ss saa s2 ssiiou
e & %; coarse 81 lsgsl Is FEEp-Ftrn o1etso: 1a &
@ Ss sss e $ ssss 8 ssss ' " s.
ssy saP 1issS sSss q siss 81 - Sc SEE
kets business ad3Ourning at 80 clock il the New
te 05s ar P & s1 a. nOOa II cGSagO or M eSGk our or
The Siteraoon speeu alive operations therefore parook
6eyoad certain weakness undetone. based The
Tired holdings Wera again thrown OF the market
hes @s ~ .1s yy s d pP9 % any qua[ ab bS S
sS Ss II addon d to the influence OF crop figures cables
and the seab 9ard ceaTanees moderate volume only
wheat in ths rnafet ana % also az Mnnespois Where
LocsIy bought 10 I6ads Of No red. and
GutpoEts TOOK loads which fair trade consider
Ing the holiday markets In view Of depressing eondi-
On sentiment and The close was prsctieay low point
o. shs aaf @ on t Sn6ca "9u9 bn%1 up ND I
rather firm undert0ne about nc advance over the
iinned raibsr tight aegTesating only $4,000
TSther ow ep.ratrsS preyaied the crop is fairly well
sioat basis were follows: Nc red closed 7a&c ee-
ss5<e and 70 hard Manitoba sz5s both afost.
sone p3aeip S peeebef ana MAY with otSeF
markets weakness was the rule particularly in peceber
srans decline in Ma Most Of the news at hand
Es seaEs the exception being ssabG2rd elesFanSes Of
been shipping +he last week Interior
receipts Of 100000 bush supplemented bearsh
factor by weather all through the West partial
sd in English markets and very light cash
including only loads outDorts. The big
figures for 1902 also contributed more or less weight on
side official close here showed 1sG14c
decline. No was quoted 5s1zc elevator and SIC
afoat oAfs-Tnauenesd IL common with other
markets by big crop figures ruled
weak day closing nominal here, and the lowest
point in Chicago The cash business at New-York con-
Of 65. 600 bush. No oats closed 3tlzc; No B.
S7sc: No 2 white. 49l2c No white. 5elf G40c; track
tzSa F7EIaarks5 dun g Msstsrn S5
ahoat state rye. $50 RLEY-Market steady;
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NAu-YorE Decsrher 8

Ne~-Tork December 81. 1902
CCFF FEE-To-iay's cor<ee market opening steady
changed prices very quiet throughout the session
being inuenoe6 European markets a1c
Ic-rnorrows holiday Values fairly steady all cay
owing firm primary markets but the close was
quiet with prices unchanged 70 points lower On the
November. go Both the Eu-c-
pes1 markets UNCHANGED HeyTe is to remain
closed MOrdsy The primary -cGrhets we're
higher Sanrns advancing 10 This phase
F The situation explained locally by the statement
purchases in these markets
Of large local importers who have been
the chief sellers The action Of the primary markets
therefore local sentiment as furtner
shipments expected and as the primary
movement cor nues full o-days trading such there
seemed result very largely continued switch
part interests ASIDE from
which there nothing Of feature The spot
quiet and unchanged on the basis OF
65zc Rio No ..
the local uarhel No-'-ag
Vas as follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

a+ corrop closed quiet. with quotations unchS3F r
-te basis of $500 for rniddnag upland ae san-bern
- - e-,51f sales amounted 800 baes SSI-.a-
ets vera telegraphed foovFs NeV-esfs'
+4ess i1rchaaeed Sac: sales. 400 oe!es s1a5
sales SO DeAts
nm ,5cbs1gee al SIG; sales 5sl baIes 1a m
,eT - skc Norfolk. steady. l-l6e highes' a. ssc:
T7alfirnore, narrtnal.
sSs sSsdv unchargsG et -6c sales 80 80 lee
unchanged at 53sc. saies %
- Lno.S se@-. New-Orieans fer tomorrow are
80 = . COS hsles compared with 471os 49, $50
5s--ess 80 "a bales The sane gay . Sy
rf--on fnr rc-ruorroH $500 70 4Sv5 SsSk ana
--sred V-ith 9g9 bales actla! les5 g O 100
- ssSe year ago Galveston eaectI ..o bs - corTe0
so-'s co---ssf wIth AZ bales zct1aL iC- .Ho
na'sA u @ sst week and s.S59 bs4es ast yeeL oo-,
F5ees5ts a the parts and inte5loI iasf wear.
- --lsg-h -. same day week aha I@Sl se"4-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 1'SV COO ineinqns nc 1
L.1 sE .oaSs az poor To- medium So 1885 sQckers
sn eer sSss 40 cows 81 25qS4 4 heitsrg s2qs5
S 25S2 40: bulls S27S4 80; calves, So oi 10
Texas fed steers So 50qs5 HogsReceipts today & a.,
400. Tomorrow so 000 left over, 1900 70 luc Io"SI
active Mixed and butchers s6ass 81 g9od to cs5i9s @
9eaV$ s sales 81 2oQs6 40 Sheep-Receipts IS
90o, sheer steady 70 lower lambs steady Coco 70
choice wethers SiqS4 %. Ialr 70 CloiU~ AA0@' ~
native lambs, S41S4 20 ., ,o- 60 a5aSs sn
cattle strong S2Gs5 sheep active. higher *2qs4-
LAMBS dcTsg Dec Cattle steady; ,holce IS $50
a nrin3e SIS 40q$5 go good s5gs5 30 Hogs active
paaves Sc 65GS6 65 mediums So 90; heavy York
ers ss 50as6 light YoEers S CO. pigs 50 s9$3 S9 S
cYs and common 81 5oas2: choice lambs IS 6OQS5 So
veal calves SS9ss rs.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
-,,,ooeau PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec sc95ing: Whe4t st25rna sP95 n q: sd
red NesIeIn 4vN pecsuaher nominal March 6s ld Nay
American mixed new GulSt
es Sd ora "A stedy Is 4lsd futures stsaGy yan1
sI = ESD March. A. Esd Tss & sd HOP:
Is "a 5pactnc Cosst Arm E6 5setI 5eSr . 9a@1'
Al Sd PORK easy ptlNs, 1s-a-
@ a. 5sns-short cut Il % 10 n stsaey so "a "a
dull: Cumberland cut p % o. 70 % 20 a. n ass long
80 ~ rr5des heavy 30 10 10. 4fs oe 81 onIs,
eisar shotlders-Square. II 70 Is - 0-ls
20 Tara autst: prime Western n terces Sts ss..
- 1000 "a pails Sd Butter noia5Ia@
49,, A-nerican anest white and eoored ols - 81
Prime city quiet rs Cd. zsanss Arm
5z.d IAnssed OIL nrn- 2n5
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

The Milk Exchange directors their regular monthly
meeting arday lowered price +c 1t IS
now Sl9c d quGrt to the shipper.
POTATOES AND vEGETA ABLEs-oferings OF domestic
potatoes liberal demand moderate. with tone barely
stead anything frozen otherwise unattractive drags
irregular figures steady Onions steady
10 firm choice poor dull and irregular Cab
hages plenty and weak Celery in active demand ana
vegetables light receipt without material change
string beans command tribe more
than quoted. New-Oreans vegetables sell well when
prime poor dull and Irregular norfolk kale ana
Spinach meet good steady prices Other
vegetables quoted We quote: potatoes
Bermuda prime per bb S4S4 sc: do seconds. 81 5SS;
Long Island S2@s2 % do STATE and Western per $50
81 g0QS2; do per sack 81 759s1 80; do Maine per
S2QS2 %; do Belgium and German per sack 81 1o9
ticut white per bb g 5oas6 80: 40 yellow s2as2 70 %
s. IS do red 81 2s9si 70; do state and western red,
per Dbl 81 259S1 IS: do yellow, 81 25S2 25 do white
81 509s4 80: dc white. pickle hbl $SqS6; Brussels
sprouts quart 10a15e beet FIorda per crate 15cS
leans s2fs2 so: do old bbl 81 25qS1 30 carrots
per bb Soasi rs. cabbages. red ton s14qs1s do
Long Island per bbi s2ass do Florida. per basket s29
So celery per dozen f0cds1: cucubers s. 80
Gs2 So chcory. Neorisane per Dbl s2as4 escsrol $50
s4 eggplants per box Sl9s1 5 kaie. Norfolk per Dbl
81 25GSI so; do Ne-oreans, bbl, s2gSS; lettuce
New-Orleans per bb s4GSs do Florida basket SIG
So do Charleston s1gs2 do North Caroline See9sl; sS
sa &c. s4 gsT m per bs s. 5os1 IS parsley NeFes
Florida per basket sISl So string beans Florida
saaa saaasa or aaro per b6 sasi So kuobsr SO
81 25 turups Canada Russia per bbl 75G85c do Jer-
sey s5q75c 90 white 81 5oas2 tomatoes Florida. per
carrier 81 50ds3 so; cucumbes Boston. hohouse per
81 81 mushrooms. per 70. 1oG5oc: radshes. per 100
lunches So 5J9s3 5o tomatoes. per y. 2oG30c-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

cash ouotatfons follows; Flour quiet but nrl
. srrine whe 73G-4c. No g. 6Sc: No : red .Z1sg
73xr. No corn 44c; No yellow. 44c No oats 81 sc'
No white s2G3sc No rye 4se good Sssding oarsg.
81 IA No Northwestern, s. = prime timothy SEED h
e * clover contract grade. Sl1 mess pork per bo
81 IS lard per 100 NJ s10Gso o21 short Fi5s secs
Tnogsl ss s7i4GsS 62Is dry saed shou!der5 too1eo'
Sc 2SGss 30: short clear sides (ooxed S9gs9 ~ns
rbsnSe today market was quiet ana steaay
ise2sc; daires. 1TG25c. Eggs quiet arn
loss OF cases returned 25c- Cheese dull unchanged 10
Q13kc. "a.
Duluth Dec s1close: whsat-cash No hssg .se:
No / Northern. T3c No NortheIH' 'IS' D'
MAY 1880. Oats-May.. 5S'2c ,-.x
n5,iuauka. Dec al-wheat easier; close: 10 NoTSn
sr1 1sS5761sc No Northern 73c: Msy .e7.cc - ry
Arm. No / sI&c. Barley firm; sample a-g]'c- S0iA
May. 431se- -. -...,.. "a On
zs,,.s,oz Dec sf--Fiour QUIET hrst patents - 90
sscans natents SO T5as5 So nrst clears - SO 90
sss.ond clears SO 3Oqs2 40. Bran. IN ouik sIS .
-. 1880. Dec ai-Butter Arm. good dehaa1,
30c; do nearby prints SSG t-ss7
~ SEEKER fresh neArbv. 3oc. loss OF fresh WssteIL
an iass on do Southwestern &c loss on 40 Sou.sE,
Ss loss Of Wheat steady: No Pennsyiyana IN expoE %
ssysto- T7iz G77hc No red In export
So corn firm Kd1c higher No red IN sxporI r,s s
tto- 5zssc Oats rn: No. white clipped zoe
arm bi. Quiet New-York tgl creams prime snaii 40
1str 70 good large 13l56I3Ac IaIlow $500 c'S P %
&c: country prime IN barrels 57s 90 LAX
ELG5zSc. cakes. 6iac. No receipts OF se2H~h'S HieH
toned - z,. -s1sc. ruI,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
COTTON MARKET.

1 r,sc n n m-Cotton-Spot qulet; prices
oi1fg higher: American middl ng fair pa EsSs
snod ordinary s4Od; ordinary I'd ne e. saes stioS ~
aes TIo-t ana Included bales American E-eee
81 400 bales Including 1850 American =
@oooo TaTiv American nlc4lins .
T-,1a-v ssId JanuaTyFeoruary 5eod ss -.
ga sfs-ef-AprlI cod; April-May 4.oos
sId: June-July. 4s1d; Juy-Aus"s@ 7o'
August-Septenbers 455d-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
co,INTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Neyy-York, December 81, lso2
BEANS AND PEAsTe Tnsres s nd no presa1fs
but Win asfgn goods prices firmly
s, ots Beans 1902 enoee per pus' c1air.
We 19ediTpa choice 81 3j4s2 4oi 90 pea
u s75x 90 red kidney choice - 20 GO 80 soi do
- 60 To61s2 rs black turtle sonf s< xss
cboce 81 70@S2 T5 do Lima Sal9siss xS ~
ysl" 49, Giants 81 iOIs2 Is; Italian medium 80
% arss medium s. eo9S2 10. sorsizn psA>
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Sew-York December 81. 1902
BFEvEs-Recepts 1d2 cars or ie5 ssss nS"e a "a
10 cars for alive So for saughterers aaG -
Eor the Of which 45 al Jersey Gity an. ~ pi
slow and lcc low ef JUS
49, To- goos faf stock; and thin cows STEADY
strong. good cows than steady Two esas 2.
800 psra held over Common very COCO hadne
steers soa at 81 5oas5 IS 100 ~ oxen Al 30 10 oIs
al 20 5O6L5 20: 81 aoGs3 20: is" e&.s "a.
Sows and heifers 81 ioGs5 Dressed oesi
9i.MIIc per native fdss. Ts1as oseI - s".ss~ -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a - An
RAIIRoAD.

STATIONS FOO, =, WEST TWESTY-THIRD sTREEr
AND DEsERoSsEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
s9The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
sS bnh EAST CAS- ss York tn S,,!Su 70 two sns Raa5 Car
a. r to Sslsag2 No Sesesss TO 5 tievesna
o5S A. NJ PENsT sST TLTIIh FplFUnsn a5o
slesSRa eSeaso PslFf esHnd 6 ca
15 p ~ PSs sSSz;f q SPECIAL 20
hSSr train to chieaso Pullman r c'sSz9s 5s a
's fess asIS9: tAs 4D c5:n5s oTs 50
5s sf1as6 sf koUfs IS leSlf f%PEss Rsss ,sers
lag Car For wech. ". Va via Shenandoah Valley
oss ?; N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chicago For
@ p " Mes5 PAfF4c SaiaeaE P5sg cf Pitt.ourE
enicago For knoxviIIe. daily. via Snenan5osh F%leS
s e 2 c5EvEIANP AND CINcINNA1II, 9 cISa.STI, Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
' sndt rs Sues S n0g G i3Dr io9 cs iS 1a GS S
iz55 Dining carJ Gs Is ':congFsssiOnaI Limited
PaFIor Sset a6s ,1r no 157 ' 5iH Car IS %
sanday s ning s 11s Car az s 20 s. & dining Can
a. a., M II IS Dining car 10 GDes5Tossss end c9r5,
nn arS 1a a55 phG aIns s15s1 car, s25 p nisas
SOUTHERN RALwAY--Express. S25. 425 p n
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. SIS a. n and s7'
sEARoAPD AIR LINE RAuwAY.-Exprsss. i2-55 n
N6PFoR Nb lS %EEfa R5ERf Say ykA1LwAz-For s4phi
and New Orleans. z . Z. m daily
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY--I55 a. m WEEK
Gays, 1885 ass p m. daily.
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--I55 a. m
week-days and SIS D. m. daily.
A - IIC - and 255 , n
ParloF Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par.
r smoking Car. ParIor Cars Dining Car and stanoaro
Coaches SUNDAYS.
CAPE MAY--1255 D. m. weekdays
POINTS on New Yo-k Long Branch Railroad tIro
west Twentv-thfrf Street statinn) s55 a m Z u
SO 455 snd II -25 .. weekdays Sundays -
3 m, AK D m 6from Deshrosses and Cortlandt
Streets) 900 p m 70 ~. 3.4O $50 and 1f5o p m
weekdays. Sundays n, SIS :. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
g. 10 CDesbrosses Corandt Streets 800 us. T5o
S25 $50. 925 2 - PC1-a L~i-e1). 1910 CTfo7ros-As
and cortandt Streets ao Dining Carr. 1os5 DIN
Ing Can. 11.55 1855 Dining Car: 1s5 Dung
Csr). 21o Desbrossss s1d Cortsudt Streets Z:2 Zoo
325 Dining Carr 355 % 425 Dining Car).45 DIN
ing Carr SIS Dining carr. 7.55 s.25. SIS. e25
1210 night Sundays e. 755 dining car no coaches)
s25 s55 9.55 O.irnitedl. ass 1855 Dining Carr
1255 Dining Carr 155 Dining Carl. 325 CDntng carr
3A5 2 fDi1ing Carr IS Dining Carl 5S5 tDfnins
Carl. I.55 SIS s.55. 9 7S D n y 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1884 III and PSI Broadway: Isl
Fifth Avenue alow 2sd ST.: 2s7 FIFTH Avenre corner
St9 St; Astor House; West Tweuty-tniT1d ID strss.
statior ard stations foot Of Desbro~ses and rtndt
Streets: Court Street $50 fulton Street 90 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station BROOKLYN Station
jersey Csty. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call fr and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone a14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivana Ran
road Cab Service t
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
Mana Gen'l Passenger Asert
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BAL1lMOhE AND WAss.LsdLUS-Ts - ~
Is Mdr -, 49, -. g.
day ESunday only. 1Parior cars only ltViA Ia1a2sua
ofhces Liberty St Ferry. South EerTy Aatos HoHse:
nare west I5s East I25th 273 West i25Lh St. 2A5
ToI1rnbus YORK. Court St. ga 500. Fulton
IIrooxIvn- Broadway Williamsburg New YORK
transfer Co and checks baggage 70 tesL!asLIo1
" G BESLER- = n SCFS1.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits urpentine frmer. result
Of some advance Savannah Rosin firm and quite
active. Tar sold readily full prices We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-Oil bbls, 553ac: machine bbIs.
SEC.
TAR-Prime bbia 81 25 oil bbls. 81 25
ROSIN-Coruraou TO good strained. 81 s5GSl 30: d,
81 e06SsI IS: 3 81 a5ds2 So 05Gs2 TO- G. 81 IS; H.
So 35 81 90; K So 20; n So 70@S5 rs; N 50 a5 W q.
81 g. ana " W, 81 6oGs4 10.
STOCKS
RosIn bbs. az S<
turDentine, bbis
Tar bbls TO
Savannah Dec s1.-Turpentine firm. 52lzc; receipts.
o6a bbis sales 565 exports. 81 Rosin hrm receipts.
253e bbis sales l. .I35 exports s5l ouots; a e. G
- *. III So s5: N s3 IS: " G. So 50; " ". 81 20
fsfsrIestou Dee. 3l.-Tmpeatne and rosn unchanged
Ta-4or Dec s1-rurpentina spirits sss iolad Rosin.
arsrirsn strained, IS: fine, Ss 90.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. s1Flour hTm Wheat but but little Little doing
Corn easy; No yellow. 5s7se; Nc Northern rs, &
oats steady; white. 36Sac Nc nxed' So72e- rye
No i in store SEC. Barley. 4eQ62c
Chicago Dec 31.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
READING SYSTEM

NEW JBRSEf ~FN K<AL x. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry SouJa
Ferry ave minutes earlIerl
EAsTOs. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-z4Oo g. Is Easton only1 9.tO
A NJ 10 44o 500 (5-45 Eastoa oa1yD ?. " sun
"a A II. 100. $50 p. y
wfEkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo, ale
M NJ "a 25 A N 100 NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHU fcsT. TONS RIVER AVID
BARSEGAT-z40o. o 30 a n. 1-30 $40. 40. Laxs-
only). SEQ (x530 Lakewood onlyD
p NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ
ASTIT CITT-<Q.4G A. NJ. q. 20 P u.
yINF.LAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4.OO 4 ". 15o
LONG BRANCH, AsBl RY PARK. oCEAy
POINTs-z4O0. $50. II 80 A ". 4+5. $50 63o ? NJ
Sundays except Ocean Grove. 90 A NJ 800 P "a
pFTTIADELPHIA (READINC rESRMTSALl-z%4.25 s.
f700 is 90 .eGO. $1,000 t11.O0 A II f120O. 100.
$3.50 200 t3Oo 400 800 1000. fT-30 $500 P n.
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path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425. 1880 s1o-30.
.ffsO A. NJ. sLOo. t'340. SEQ. 100 1875 P NJ
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READING HARRISBURG. PoTTsvIBLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-I 90. "a 25. IS 90. 81 - 10 1000.
4 NJ Reading onIv). E 800. 1 %. z 90 P ~
Reading PottsviIls Harrisburg only. t4OO. T5oo
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
. pvEgr1sEnENrs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

i. pyERTISEMENTs and suoscrpslons Tor Tie Ira0ans
n thsiT Cptosn OmSe
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
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71sc No hard e9la72s SoTn-9 80 Sssh asked sSs3
Ssts,yo ? cash 33c bid May. $3.50 No "ni'e' '''-