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New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

business high $4,000 bush Of winter wheat and
the 25955 points advance Paris together with
sgnhesnee TO these statements. From English points
strong also received. good huyins
ORDERS mostly for spring wheat 1sverpoo! closed sg
net IN sympathy with American markets. me
fact that Northwest receipts 2s4 and the
whole interior movement but $4,000 bush modified
somewhat by the uncertainty how much of this
apparent reduction the due TO
shortage The Northwest certainly reported bush
outlook notably cash wheat. which IL higher iT
Duluth. At Kansas City further complaints heard
milling purposes During the day St Louis mod
seller of wheat Chicago clearances
up OF s loads Manitoba wheat ? loads ungraded
there 1000 bush ungraded Quotations OF cash
wheat o b ahoat basis. were as follows: No hard
Northern Duluth. e0lsc. No New-York. S31se
all .CoRN-ouite with the
very moderate scale with little feature outside the
TACT that shorts paid S5c after which the
Operations were quite well distributed over the whole
list but not active in any month. good deal OF
ihe hrnness which prevailed throughout the day was
derived from wheat. together liberal clear
soes another good trade and firm cables latter
closing 4 I'D higher The arrivals of $4,000 bush 81
interior points day rather free
country offerings and no trouble over shortage
the Southwest although Chicago railroads seem
De having much trouble furnishing the chief source
corn the from st. Louis shipped late in Decem-
her The leading Chicago elevator interest contrary 10
at time in the last few days but feel still friendly
TO the staple The trade consisted Of loads and
and 6oc o afoat: No 2 white 59lsc. and No vel
low, 59c afoat OATS-The market for oats
firm times and generally sustained throughout the
day closing about lnchanged from the previous nght
with cash sales Of 500 No closed at 43c:
No g. 4212c: No white 44lic No white 43@4e track
44c. -RYE-Market frn7er. No . Western 54%4c,
ahoat- state rye. 56957c---.. .BAR1,EY-Market
quiet Feeding quoted at 42c and mailing at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeN-York. January u,


COFFEE-To-dav's coffee market. opening STEADY
unchanged prices. ruled fairly active notWthstanaing
fss1ureess foreiFn markets and uuimPortant primary
news rather irregular. owing 70 covering in
options and liquidation in others, with the market
finally steady a net decline Of points to net
advance Of points. up $4,000 bags. Fol-
afforded business to the extent
about 1000 bags. speculation was very quiet for
around midday certain traders entered
market and purchased about l560 bags OF September
These fer the account OF parties not
definitely known. the opinion seemed or less
general that they for the account Of the metal
Teopie recently is said, been hquida ting
Ihe nearby options The demand, however il may have
originated promptly supplied by importers and old
materially affect prices Continued sales by thSSe
decline Of > points in June ana July
while covering BY local shorts was thought Tesponsioe
1or December Others considered the
fluctuations caused directly by switching
rom the nearer options The spot market
was quiet and unchanged the basis Of SIC for Rio
No
The range prices IN the local market to
Nv
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

steady, with quota
basis of nidGling upland and 92oc Tor ro
rs Cuf sales $532 bales southern sFrSt ma
ars were tcicgraphed follows Mobile nrn flchase1
SIC: S04 bales savannah steacE nho'aI4seo
&c sales l72 aes. Charleston firm unchanged q
So Wilmington unchanged. at sAc 10rlo!k
steady unchanged l3-16c sales % bales. Bait
nominal Unchanged. at +sc St Louis steaos,
bales NcN-OTieaIis Sttdaly'
Lie higher al ssc sales z.9O0 bales Galveston hri
unchanged I3-I6c: sses. $50 bales augusta seauE
;lrhargel al SIC: 163 bales Estimated Tceta
for tomorrow arc 1000 10 soc1 pa
,-ararlJ with S051 bales actual last week and loo4
bales for the day ago AT Houston I9r ~ ~
ygvy Gg3 20 800 expected, compared win
- hses actual lasI week and 6.5U2 bales year ago
Galveston expects lots0 baes IN contrast Win
and 55Ss bales last year
Receipts and interior points to-day cOh-
ra-ed with day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 21--Cattle-Receipts, 10000: 1oa15c
higher Good to prime steers 81 S0d$6; poor to me
dnm IS 25Q$4 CO., stockers and feeders. 81 25as4 40
cows 81 4OqS4 co. hefers, S2Q$5 81 5Oa2 co.
bulls $2@$4 %; calves 50Q$7 5O Texas fed steers
So 5OaS4 Hogs-Receipts to-day, 10000; Tomorrow
10000: left over 5000 Opened 1Gq15c higher; close
advance butchers So 30d$6 80; good to
choice heavy So 04$I; rough heavy, So 4O6 30; light
9JGIS6 30: bulk of sales. So i5GSG 90 Sheep-fe-
ceipts 5000 Sheep strong lambs steady. Good to
choice wethers 81 254$4 To- fair choice mixed S3 25I
Western sheep. S3 00Q$4 75 Western lambs 81 5O
ST.
Cincinnati Jan. 21-Hogs active, 81 5Oas6 75; cattle
dull lower S2qS4 Co. sheep steady 81 2jqS4 so; lambs
dull, S4Q$5 10
Kansas City, jan, 21-Catte-Receipts s40O natives.
calves, 100 natives quarantine and cat
steady 0c higher good cows steady TO 1Oc higher
steady: sockers and feeders steady 10 weak
exports and dressed beef steers S4S5 fair to
good 50GS4 stockers and feeders 81 5q$4 35 West
ern steers 5@S5 10; Texas and Indian steers So
tive heifers 81 300S3 So SaS2 bulls. 81 cog
so calves S2GS7 Hogs-Receipts 1000: market
tive higher weak; Sc 30: bulk Of sales
So 56aS6 10 heavy So 60ds6 so; packers. So 45
7O light Sc 35S6 ST 1895 pigs. 50 %
GIsG 20 Sheep-Receips. 6000 market active, steady;
native lambs, S4aS6; Western lambs, IS S54s5 S5 fed
ewes S3aSj native wehers. So 50GS4 Go: Western wet
ers $3q$4 70: stockers and feeders, 81 50aS3 20
East Liberty 2f-Cate steady choice s. 23GS5 40
prime 50 90 good 75d$j. Hogs higher; prime heavies
Sc sOS6 So: s6 65aS6 20: Workers SO 4o
S6 S5 light do, 55d$6 50; pigs Sc 5OdS6 So roughs
S5dS6 % Sheep slow best wethers. 81 50QS4 co. culs
and common 81 75gs2: choice lambs. S5 75qS5 80; veal
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

sen Exchange special Liverpool cabies-spo. 09'60a oa
speculation ana export
lales. American. 1000 baesi receipts
srer5csn "a 900 bales niddIing upland soe IutuLs
oered ou5et partial point decline, Closed ste.oss ne
1chanee6 10 = point higher January JaLnAIs
nd FeFTIary March 4 IA Msrch-April 4I9 april
556s rs. atIe1Is-September 46s September-Octooer;
IS: Oc;ober-NoveTnber. 437. Manchester yarns anu
TTs4s ~ sSD NEAI-Fiolders complained yesterday
demand rather stack again "a splt o so,ne M
vfeat frTrness tbs trade apparently anticipating soo
reaction Sur NJ patents. 81 21S4 5o winter PsIer'
Csas4: Writer sraights 50 5oqs3 COG spring eleete
s. sass No. winter . SoQS 10 sSo - :,
ssTtye-.... BUcKRHEAT FLoUR-tEote6: S2 2ogsL %.
spot and 70 arrfve......-RYE FDOCR-FtrTn. quoVeo'
good sSaSs choice fancy. - 4oqsS 40
rORNMEAI1-Ftrm Quoted; Kiln dried - SIoaS9s o.,
ana yoIiow 81 5eaSl SIS: coarse. 81 lsasi 20 @ Eel.
t-Ln- Quoted: Spring bran, spot, SZl ssSas -
30 m spring brand mddline s2ogsz4 n 1"o -
skss city S210S2l 90: Hnseed ell cake 80
SRAIN-WHEAT-In view of the amount Of ~heat
Altered yesterday and the reluctance Wiz "hCH
Gew-York followed Western strength. bulls Kfpt r.
markedly strong the wheat market ana sueeeeo-
&c above the previous nlgat IL ~ss IN tht ---teI
market that buying appeared, coming -"
shorts people who have been holAbIs HL
porting time past aItnoueh cIepTo
a. the ADVANCE Latest reports from lhlcag9 hVeNi
effect that practically al of the eieka,Si
rsoe the bull side and IN both MAY Aho
though tine fell &c below INC
nights only partially recovered its Ioss
during when final strong uptufn g
slTozi equal importance Chicago ouying &c bll
rScier during the day pronounced sIshetn ~ IS
French msrets coupled with reported gooc export oe
m<1d French account Some adViees estirasteo tni
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

Liverpool jan 21.-Closing- -Wheat-Spot hrrn; No z
red Western winter I'D California. 6s 3D. futures
firm; March is 41td; NAV IS 27sd Corn-Spot quiet;
American mixed new As lid; American mixed. old no
stock futures steady; January nominal: March Is 4isd
May IS 24sd. Peas-Canadian steady, 6s I'd Flour-St
Iouis fancy winter quiet Beef quiet extra India
1o1s Cd Pork easy prime ness western e r9s.
Cumberland cut 26 to ~ short rib, 10 to "a ~
ASS Cd long mddes light, % TO 81 h AIS Cd long
clear niddIes heavy 40 10. AS short clear backs
l6 to 20 10 bellies Il is ~ sos Cd Shoulders
ESouare II to i3 ~ firm 40s I'd Lard steady; prime
western tierces, 51s I'd; American refined in pals
sis Butter nominal. Cheese American finest
white and coored Tallow-Prime city firm. 2Is I'D
Turuentine-Spirits firm, 43s. Rosin-Common firm
As IOad Petroleum-Rehned quiet. 6isd. Linseed oil
firm .6s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

IJverpeol Jan 21 D. m-Cotton-Spot, good bust
ness done prices unchanged Ioints higher AmeF
can niddlng. D. 42d: good midding. cd: mttdlns
sod low middiing. 4.5Sd; good ordinary. Ibid: or
diuary Aid The sales of the day were 1000 bales
of which 1G00 speculation and export and II
cluded TO- 100 American. Receipts, $1,000 bales nGlud
ing SO 100 American. Futures opened quiet and closed
American middlno g. January. 4l3qt ga
January and February T394 February and March
73d4. I'D: March and April, t.T4d; April and May.
475d MAY June, 4.76d June and July, 7dd: july
and August. T59I4 76d: August and September 46sd
September and October Asa; October and November
4
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22


shipper.
POTATOES AND ABIES-Oferings Of potatoes
liberal but under good demand sweet
sell well when choice Charleston
beets carrots mostly Florida vegetables snow
in prices. but beans easier Noriok
kaIe spinach higher NewLorleans Vegetables
selling slowly prices. California caultfowers
and celery selling we'll and also meet good outlet
Havana onions Bermuda vegetables show more or
less decline Hothouse products steady We quote Pota
toes Bermuda per bbl So 50$4 51 do Long Island S
SO % do state Pennsylvania Western, $50 10.
S2GSa 25 do Belgium 81 55a$2 sweets Dbl. 81 259
s. 75 do s1@S 25 onions orange County. red
Der bag sIdS1 rs; Connecticut red 81 50aS2 % do
Yellow S2S2 80; white S34S6: do State and Western,
white per Dbl 81 5Oas3 do yellow 81 25gs2 % do red
81 GS1 rs do Havana per crate 81 754Sl S5: Brussels
sprouts per quart 5G5c bees old. bb. S1qSl 20:
az new per 100 punches S2GS3 carrots old bbl S1G
81 a5; do new per punches S24$3; DO Bermuda
box 81 25aS1 cabbases ton, S5asi2 do Dbl
5ocas %; cauIifowers. Long Island Dbl, s2s5 dc
So 2 celery California. S4ds4 So do state
dozen l0dSOc cucumber Florida per crate. S2qS2 80;
chicory Orleans per bbl S2GS5; escaro, S2qS5;
eggplants Florida per box s19s+ kae. Norfolk bb
66c kohlrab Neworleans per loo $3qsi lettuce North
FLORIDA 7scdsI rs do New-Oreans, per bbl. 81 50as3;
peppers Florida per S2S2 So parsnips old
bb 75csl radlshes Norfolk basket 81 25qs1 So do
Ne8-Orieans per bbi. s20SS So romaine Neworieans.
per bbI s3gss: do Bermuda, box 81 25qs1 75: do
Sc 5Oqs5 spinach Norfolk bbl 81 25gs1 so; string
beans Florida per crate s2d$3 5o do Mexican per box,
sfasI so parsley New-Oreans, per iG0 S2qS2 90; do
bermuda, per 35eaS1; squash bbl. S1qSl %;
turnips Russia bh 75as5s; DO white 81 2SsaSl %
house per dozen 81 12as1 lettuce DOZEN 25g5ee
mushrooms per 40a6oc; radishes. per 100 s2ds3 30;
tomatoes.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALrlMonE AND M.sHISeTooS55fs

FOR BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE 30
1000 -ff.SO 4. NJ. 100 3.4e. '5-oo. 700 P NJ
az Is Mdt. -, .-
day SUNDAY only. +Parlor ears only Via Taulaqla-
xSaturdayS. - -.
Oices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Astor House
Il3 26I 1900. 54 Eroadway IS 9tn AVE. = Cn5a
I25th 2s3 West 10th St, -.
S-oIlmt1s Ave New York: Court St $+4. 500 Fulton
= Tlrooklyu. as Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
transfer Co calls checks baggage 70 Destination
n - RESsi ER c. NJ. BURT.
e. President Genl Manager General Passr Asen
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

Crude turpenne firm s2dS3 80; receipts 1s bb's Tar
firm. 81 60: receipts 202 bbls.
Savannah, 2f-Turpentine firm, 59c bid: receipts
1st bbs: exports 1501 bbls Rosin firm: receipts 3fe
bbs; sa:es 1859 bbls exports. 5e4 bbs Quote: A. y
D. 81 r, 81 10; 81 H. Sc 90; 81 10; X, S w.
NJ So IS; N So 55 w c. SO so W. 81 So.
Charleston. 2t.-Turpentine Rosin hrr.
a. 2; G p, F. 81 go; r 81 g; g. 81 Is; Fl s2 go
London. Jan 21.-Turpentine- Spirits. AS. Rosn-
American strained. IS %; fine Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
Noiiee TO Creditors.

IN CHANcERY Of NEW JERSEY.
To the creditors OF NATIONAL SALT COMPANY.
TN PTRSU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
IL c-hancelior made on the day hereof yorI
ara hereby notified Ia and prove before
re address Z ven below youf claims demands against
the National salt Company. under oath afaTmat5n,
wthin three months from the hereof viii c.
excluded from benefit ef such dividend IS may -
bereaftet made BY the Court of Chancery
moon the proceeels ef corporation
NATHAN s. BEARDSLEE.
FRANK P McDERMOTT.
January II 1908. Receivers National salt conpany
Room 526 Commercial Trust Co Building Jersey city,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

C0TTDN-Te phases OF the cotton market were
ge strong period weakness followed with the
finally. however. showing firm 1Indeftone ne
can developed advance of fGH points, caples pc
looked for by about points A furiher
oF points on positions lo--
decline 5d9 points in view Of larger re
The movement OF year age.
For Liquidation active and there Was some
selling the snort account Asan
market developed hTnnsss, however. ana IN lAe 4'-
rallied. with the close firm at q net riSe OF IA
points reached 223tSO bales The late IN
rr0venen largely due 10 strong accounts non spoI
country. with NewOrleans reporting an
while the Of the other spot mar
At offerings OF
local market ony al very fuH prices sItousn
change MAGE in the oicla quotatloj me
article toward higher leNe OF prices
better grades. Spaners and export
generally after supplies. and cousderape
demand tending toward the spring ana sum
belief that the
s. viii be- goo1 ana thai
consumption cotton and the OUTLOOK
promising mat me GDteItoe
Cotton bought ms
parties uh Influenced more or less by the
that notwithstanding active liquidation and pear
The market Il showing an upward tendency
The range prices in the local market To-Day
IA fellows.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
RailrDa6s.
PENNSYLVANIA
@ RAHRoAD.

a. ~ u ~ " - - as
u RAILRoAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY THIRD gEprg and DEs
lfsf,s 'i%s from s.isss
aesSs ssl%, %hers for
@ ssa A. nm M East to two ssn;@r PaTST Cars cars
.tsSurs to Chicago No Coaches to Pl,tsRrsi
$50 w. Af s5tSisuiT TLvtNis LIMITED sF Pullman
tom aIg & Sleeping Dining sm06nE os a9a Bero
Cincinnati, IndIsnap9ss Loalsyiile Louis 90
hour train thieaso. Pullman Gon3gartHsnst .Ts
Buffet smoking t;aT ''''''
1.Ss Ss, M eIIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EYpEEsiTi7 G;I1ii.7
& &aa1Pars,is cheaEo i s. Lqas PlRng Car ,,tsburr
FL IRdsnspOs Louise St LSSi RaHy
5.s5 p. VI. WESTERN EXPREss.-For chicago. For
Mee'I P3cIFGc seadFH1s ExPREs@or Plt,seug and
Route Connects for Cleveland except SATURDAY.
fl1tsTE sveaS6 AMR and GNMEhd
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Ia sndt srss p5og SI binns tar ies aSs
m IL Dining Car 10 DsSbTgssts and 6 G9raI6r sIa
and Dining Cars. s25 Dining Carr 20 Dining Cari 1
So 6a@s carr arr % 8 ning mi = cs i2s5 dining
Dining ca2s,. s25 DINING carr i25 Dining Car. as
soGTHERN az RAfLWAYE 4 m re 70
m esbrosseg and cortandt Streets Il 10 M
ABLASF5 N 5s COAST za.ss sRe
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY--EsxpTess 10 p u
weekdays Mall. H. 10 night daily seaooard fior'oa
N6RPoIk P5da hND WEsrERN E ssi RAwAr-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAE s nE & OHIO R p I week
FoR asS OLD PofNT sDf 70 GoMF6Rr z IF 5a and
N. weekdays $50 p. daily -,
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a m. and 25o p m Wee>t4sSs.
Sundays, 755 Through Vesttoued ira@Irs @ b6iis
Cars Standard Coaches weekdays, Far
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12.55 p. weekdays. ,,--. ,s-.-.
points New York Long Branch Railroad fr9m
West Tweuty-third Street Station, $50 a m u ~ W.
4.55 and II % 2. m. weekdays sundays u.
a. M 455 D. m. from Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets. 300 m. 1920 $40. BIO and ll5o p. m
weekdays. Sundays. 9-45 a m. $40 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o (esbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 500. T. 75S
s25 $50 go e955 Penna Limited 1910 ,oesor9SSs Uses
ing Carr, M. 1855 Dining Carr 155 Dining
Carr 10 (Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 20. 259
325 Dining Carr 355. 4.25, rs Dining Car, 800
dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr. I55, SO; o51 %
ccaches) s25 500 SO tLimitedl. 955 1923 dining
nl 1255 Dining Carr. 155 Dining carr, SO
Dining Carr 355 % Dining carr 4o5 Dining carr
555 Dining Carr T.55 s25 s55. 25 IL 10 night
Offices 4G1 1854. Ill and 261 Broadway lSZ
Fifth (below 23d STU 263 Fifth Avenue tcorer
29th STU Astor House West Twenty-third street
Streets: Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn; station:
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company Will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
NAVAL STORE S.

The market spirits turpentine steady at
quoted prices owing 70 continued hrFnneSs
al the primary markets. Rosn firmly held. with
sales prices Tar ruled steady and it sells readily
full quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on bbls. s1c machine bbls,
Vi TER-Pne bbIs 81 15Gs2 20: oil bbs 81 25,
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 92iS@Sl 20 D
and T. s21sl F. 50 o5; G. 81 10. s2 80 J. sz 'Sp
So s0 X So 30. NJ. So IS; \. 50 eoGs4' q, 81 %:
" ~ 81 STOCK ON HAND
Rosn 20 hSts
Spirits turpenfine soS bbs
Tar 60 opi'
vv,,inetan Ian 21-spirits turpentine firm b9e; re-
esipts casks Rosln r 81 55gsl co. rece PTS 100 bbs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. II.
Liberty stree. and south Ferry 0ime from South
Ferry five minutes earlier)-
EAsTON BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH GHUNK-z4Oo (TI5 Easton only, e10
A II 10. 4 40 SEQ (5.45 Easton only P. NJ. sun
DAYS zt2 A p. NJ.
wILISEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-z409 90 9io
NJ 5C p NJ Sundays. "A - A. NJ. 100 P VI
LAKEWOOD. LAfxEHJ RST, TOMS RIVER AND
BaRNEGAT-ziO0 $40 A. NJ. 1.30 $40. 40 Lake
wool and Takehurst onlyl (xj30 Lakewood oniy)
F. a. Sundays. 1a-00 \. NJ
ATLANTIC CfTN-49-40 A. NJ, $40 P NJ
yISELAND AND BRIDGETON-i5AO0 A. NJ. f1So
LONG: BRANCH, AsBURY PARE<. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE
POISTS-z4Oe. $50. IL. 80 y. ". 445 $50 $50 P NJ
sundays except Ocean Grove. 300 A. NJ. +0o p NJ
PHIL ADEIPHIA (READING TERMNAl9--zt4-'.
= 90 IS 90 5000 1000 ff1.OO A NJ fi2Oo. |feo.
81 80 " OO f3.o0 1890 800. $780, 1870. $500 p A
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. 4s39. tloan.
al 20 i NJ LOO &.3 40. 800. 200. t9=5 P ~,
~ IL -, .~r>
RFsADING HARRISBURG. P0TTSNfLLE AND
WILIIANSPORT-if4Oo. z+25. 500 tf9l0 ClUUu'
If 90 A. NJ Reading oniy). s1O0 10. f2O0 r. NJ
Reading Pottsvie and Harrisburg only, n DO FS.OS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
financial.
EURoPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Corn-No. cash. 421sc; May. Ale. oats-No. cas-
35Ac May. 361sc; No. white. 3T12c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
Cincinnati Jan. 21-Hogs active So 50as6 10; cattle
dull lower $2a$l 60; sheep steady, 81 25qS4 so; lambs
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan 21.-Flour firm. whsat-spring-very
little business: hard soc: winter offerings very
light; No red roc Corn hrm No yellow, 5ac; No 2
corn 52i. G53c. Oats strong: No white. 42c; No B
white 4lc. Barley. 6a@60c RyeENo l. in store. Sic
81 90 second patents So 55aS3 clears saGss 90:
second clears 40q$2 20 Bran. in bulk s14 Jo@s15:
in sacks SIS 25q$f6
Chicago. jan 21.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

Cash quotations follows: Flour trI No spring
wheat 7Sc No g. 72aSoc: No . red. 71GrISc No corn
s75sc; No yellow 47l.c; No oats 34lRc; No white
34Iz 35 .c No rye 52c good feeding barley S4fl4ec
fair to choice mailing 4945Sc; No haxseed q ID: NO
Northwestern. 81 "a prime timothy seed - ~ ctover
100 ~ $40 1Tl ribs sides doose IS eoqsg 2o dry
saed shoulders boxed SIS 5Odss 10; short clear sides
1boxed) 50 fps9 621s; whiskey basis OF high wines
go on the Exchange to-day the butter marker
was easy creamerss. 17925c; dairies. ldg2Se; Esgs
steady cases returned, 23i5c Cheese strong iSgIfe
MiIvtspkee wis. Jan 21-wheat higher. Close: No
/ Northsrn s1ae11ac No. 2 Northern oaso1se; May
s0A 9sOI5c sellers Rye frm No, l. 5l9S2c barley
lower: No. 2 65a67c sample. 43aSse Cerr-Mey' f'sc
bid
contract grade January. sias1i1c Germ hrm fair de-
export elevator. 55G5S13c; January. % :
Gf55c oats steady but quiet; No white clipped 42q
49Ile B:ltter dull weak extra Western creamery
9jc; do nearby prints &c EGGS weak and le lower
fresh nearby 25c mark; do Western. 25c, loss
or do Soutbwestern 23G24c do Southern 22e. Cheese
arm FAIR demand; New-York full creams prime. small
do fair good, small l3lsMl3%sc; do prime
large i4e: do fair good large. lSa@3e Receipts
ior 227 bbs 7o5 600 10 Ia sacks wheat hepo bush
corn 50 COO bush oats. 2ts0 bush sh pments-"heai
500 bush; corn. 133. 900 bush; oats s.ao0 bush
ST Louis Jan 2i.-ciose Wheat. No. red cash.
731c. May 76ac. July. 72Sc. No hard, 7l973c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
lEHICH VALLEY.
Foot Of West sd and DesbrOsses Streets
, Fxcen Suni - = dl14

TcKsfs and Puinan Recommendations ilS, 26 SIS iS4 snd
fs4 Broadwsy iS 25 Cnon SQUARE West - Coen1ols
Ave so Fulton ST. Court 9 Broadway a1d y Fulea
ST. brooklyn " T. Transfer Co. will cal for and cheek ogsA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

1s-1ses 27-s2c muscovado s2.c. and
sugar, So test. 3isc.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

FOREIGN Markets RiofIoliaay; Fecelpis SVoo
hsgs Santos-Cafee market inactive eood average san
-oS 4Sl0O receipts y bags. stock. 2l3Oov bags
TfsnhIrg-Ccfee market opened Unchanged az 25} ? m
unchanged sales. 1900 bags ttaNItoitSe
opened steady and unchanged: ar L N
p m barely steady. unchanged; at 7-So p II III
changed total sales. 10000 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-01-22

Receipts breadstus interior points in thousands
last three ciPhers Co0) omitted, Hour hb grain bush
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-04
The Lake Parson.
Communicate

The Thanksgiving wood-sawlng bee
at Holt church was a great success.
Between so and 20 men, women and
children were present and ten loads
of wood sawed The dinner was a
credit to the Flathead valley, which
is saying a good deal.
The wood, work and victuals were
donated by members and friends of
the church.
At O'Clock all adjourned to the
church where brief Thanksgiving
service was held.
A series of meetings lasting two
weeks was held at Bigfork by Rev.
A. S. Bull and wife, assisted by Rev.
and Mrs. Snow. of SOmers. The
meetings closed Thursday evening,
having resulted in a revival of Chris
tian spirit among church members
conviction of unbelievers and eight
professions of conversion The meet
ings were held in Mr.. Bailey's new
store building.
A prosperous Epworth league has
recently been organized at Bigfork
with a score of active members
Ross Hall is president. The league
meets at $50 every Sunday evening.
A series of revival meetings are
now being held at the Holt church
by Rev. Bull. assisted by Rev. Snow.
Quarterly conference of the Holt
church was held at Dan Halls Sat
urday afternoon, Elder Craven pre-
siding Quarterly meeting at Big
fork Sunday evening.
Five new members were received
into the church Sunday afternoon.
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock, preach
ing at 3, is the new time card at the
church Preaching at Holt and Big
fork week from Sunday, December
10. and every two weeks thereafter.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-04
Eagles Elect Officers.

The election of officers for the en-
suing term held by the Eagles last
night brought out an unusually
large attendance and the birds flew
high throughout the evening. AS
the result of the elections the follow
ing officers will be in charge for the
ensuing term: Worthy past presi-
dent, w T McKeown; worthy presi-
dent. A. B. Cutler: worthy cashier.
w. J. Brown; worthy physician, DR..
A. T. Munro: worthy secretary. NJ.
b. COnrow: worthy conductor. G. Fl.
Cairncross; inside guard. Walter
Trumbull: outside guard. Fred Ever
EFT: trustees, S. l.. Wallace, J. B. Nc
Dougal Denny and w. r. McKeown.
Three new members were initiated
followed by refreshments