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New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

absence of outside promote setback after
several days advance Attend ng this demand from
buying the export features same time CON.
siderable taking appeared notably in the last half
although most OF this eventually made up The
strength abroad chiefly English markets which
market Latter associated with reports OF i'm
proved weather in the ArEentine although
peared to be equally firm with New-York North
west receipts We're limited 2e1 compared with
eating 523, 600 bushels compared with 400 coo bushels
last year From the seaboard points -four clearances
i5roohall oahe said thai steamers we're preparing
leave the Danube. indicating that broken
Hons OF cash wheat ahoat basis were as follows:
No hard Manitoba Ss52c; No. Northern Manitoba.
Nepv-York sic ali prompt coRN-f3eyeopment IN
the cash market showed that Europe eager for
american corn as ever the sales amounting TO s.
leads altogether. S3 loads being worked here and 50
as by a good local demand for cash and general
country. bulls had little difficulty advancing price
hdhc net for the day The absence OF contract
arrivals either here at Chicago started the market
off on 1rmer basis and cable helned along the
hrmness until the export developments referred be
support said been furnished by prominent
elevator house. besides which public buying
good scale The of cables advance
OF 7sd in by futures London with Liverpool
somewhat higher and shorts less alarmed. The
Western movement amounted bushels,
cearances only 1e5 500 bushels No closed
5s3ec and 5sc o b afoat No 2 white and No
yellow 5s1kc ( afYoat...... OATs-There was ac-
tive speculative buying again at the West and strong
amounted to is5 COO bushels No. oats % closed 4fc:
ard Ehte 42ltc YN1arRst stesdH No West
Market dull Feeding quoted 42c and mailing at
4TG60c. both i Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
OTHER MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 14.-Cattle-Receipts. 25.o00 head; 100
15c lower good prime steers S5aS6 poor to medium
s3GS4 75 stockers feeders 81 2GS4 50 cows 81 400
81 so hefers S21S4 49, 81 40GS2 5O bulls, S3I
S. 5o calves IS 5OGS4 75 Hogs-Receips to-day. 5000
head tomorrow 900; left 5000 slow. leg 15e
lower mixed and butchers Sc 1886 45; choice
heavy Sc 6O0S6 77i; rough heavy. So 201s6 45 light
IS s0ds6 Is; Sc 2oas6 45 sheep-Receipts
sheep slow lambs dun and lower; good to
choice wethers ST 256S4 CO. fair choice mixed So 25Q
81 %: native lambs. 81 25q$6.
City. Jan. 14--Cattle-Recepts 5000 natives
900 Texans Calves-Receipts, 450 natives Corn
the winter COWS slow and lower quaran
and feeders steady 70 lower choice
port dressed beef steers 81 95gS5 90 fair t9 good
So 5S4 90; and feeders 81 1884 30; Western
fed steers Sc 7SQ$5 Texas and Jhdian steers $Sgst
So 25q$i TO- canneE sS2 20 ba1s g 65as3 go calves
lower tops Sc 60: bulk of sales Sc 39aS6 %; hsayy
s6 4Oq$6 50; mixed stockers S6gS6 52s light 80 GoG
Sc 85 Workers Sc 3oa$6 80; pigs 50 23QS6 10 Sheepe
ceipts 300 market active; native lambs S4gNa
western lambs IS s5q$4 35 fed ewes s3gsS 30 native
vethers S3G$4 CO. Western Wethers S3@S4 2U sockers
and feeders. S2q$3 30
Cincinnati Jan 14.-Ffogs active. 50 6OHS6 %. cattle
steady S2gS5. Sheep strong $2a$4 10. Lambs strong
East Liberty Jan 14cattls 5owsT chGiee 50 4o9
prime heavles se 75as6 so med qms s. 90 sesvy &
s5G So Is Sheep strong best wethers S4 6Ogsa TO- Sus
and common 81 754$2 80: choice lambs 50 2VgSo 80
Veal calves, IS 254S9.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Tie MIX EHeanEs price m remains aim At 3o a. quart net ct
the Homer Ramsde Line rlnning this week Dqr
cans @f Of mS gns in Ss and
CENTS Coming along slowly and fair demand market is
m FOR ali weighing stock Ducks in light supply and
f. Geese fairly plenty from southwestern points but
aaG ae Fos at pef b. 1e
western @ 20 pair @ Soc do outhen and
an s
ne e Sdia os Of 9f the 5esR Stock e due p0u her
Monda not having srrynd as yet Genea AID demand how
very few wanted fancy grades in cold storage firmly
ems very scarce would extreme figures if
staggy and irregular quality Fowls only moderately
sGye but in h rc supply % and firm links p9n s Id fs @
Geese only moderately active Tame SQUADS in good de;
Young hens iac: young 1sc young and
Zen do 1S s4 GS a ' oRen SR of br6eF
d do u.s. do sn mixed d ze iS 30 fs do Sss
@ pg 5 do mixed sss b do 59ae b
Western average best l31zc: do fair to good 12q
e 6d 1asd fowls Ohio and Mesan
to 2@c old ooc loc caDons oho
large isslss Do mixed lSal7e other Western s6oss
geese fancy 12g12ac DO fair good 1o911e: SQUADS
s. s. do ~h da Sasa Rsa e So $S 0 do mixed
fresh bTd sr SPe s nd aGne tn5
and prime heavy birds sell fairly about steady prices
fairy We auos; ss FDgsh snipe dozsn s2as2 So
canvas pair s2aS3: redhead 81 50@s2: ruddy.
81 25dS1 So do mallard 75c6S1: 40d65c: rabbits
per pair I5a1sc; jack rabbits 3oa4oc
toes LIBERAL and with demand sht market is auet and
Sweet potatoes held steady Onions
choice but dragging Beets and sell fairly
Cahbages weak Celery steady. Csulifowers in light
supply. Eggpants higher. Kae steady hut spinach
and lower Lettuce shows further decline under lib
eral offerings from Florida. Peas for fancy
offerings Penpers slightly higher
maine firm String beans sold slightly better with
sionsl sales premium Squash and turnips quiet.
other vegetables unchanged.
Potatoes Bermuda hbl go 5osA 20; 10 Long
Island S2S2 25: State Pennsylvania and Western,
per s2Gs2 25: do Belgium sack. 81 25Ns2:
sweets. per Dbl 50 50ds3 75 do basket slTsi 81:
mons Orange County red bag S1Fs to; do Cnnnec
ticut red yellow s2@se white saTsB;
o5dS2 70. do 81 25ds1 70; dc Havana
s2TS2 at Sa15c: heets old
bh SlGS1 25 % 100 lunches s"ftS3: carrots
per hhI S1@S1 25: do 100 bunches s2Ts2.
do Bern1u4a per bov "se1 cabhaees per ton s70
s15: do per hh 5OcGs1 o5: Long Island
rer hh so7s5 do Florida ner basket; $2@s2 so:
fornia per Ease sass do state psr dozen ,oaeoc:
Foriaa crate. s. 5oTs" So chicorv New
So@ss; escsrol s2TSG egrpsnts. Florida
per hox siTs4: Norfolk bbl 3oT4nc: kohlrahi
basket 5Oc@S1 do Charleston 5cTs1 do Florida 75c9
25; Neyv-or,eans bill s2Ts2 Florida,
per carrier 506s2 pars0ips old. bni 75cTS1:
radishee Norfolk ST 25SI 80 New-OrIears
per bbi s2aS3 rornane NewOrieans. Dbl s31ss;
Bermuda. box So do Southern, basket. sin
81 So spinach Norfolk bb 75cdsI 25 string beans
Florida. per s2aSS 25 do Mexican. box. s1G
81 80: parsley, New-orleans 100. s3Gs4; do Ber-
nu6a S1GS2: squash, per bbl slmS1 25 turn
Russia 70Gs5c do white 81 25dsl 75 tomatoes
Florida carrier 81 5oas4: cucumbers hothouse per
per m IO3Oc: radshes 100 bunches s3s4; tomatoes
per 10, 15G30c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
DUST FROM SANITARY POINT OF VIEW

From The Medical Record
AT the sanitary congress recently held IN Man
chester England. among other important niatters
relating sanitation which We're uiscusSsa;; t4i1
question of how effectively to deal Win SupeInuOus
and harmful dust occupied Pro,es P. s S -,
cal profession in Great Brttaln-oellverec an al
dress as president OF OF the sections ard TOOK
dust as his text He said. IN part thet lnuuslflai
dust apart from poisonous or pestilentiai mixture
was sufficiently Interesting theme rrom SAM
tary point of view for tas retulhs ~. Ii mo- as
mi crISades against it, II st responsible for
al appalling amount Of suffering. disabiement and
work in each of the twenty-five principal dusty
trades brought out clearly Ihat II was the DUST
that primarily at fault In causing tnelr un-
heaIthfulness, for there was always RELATION Pc
tUaer the death rate and the quantity and quality
oT the dust present There could be no doubt that
II was gannister dust that was responsible for the
mines brought to light by DIR. Birmingham and
IOr Robert Shaw and that it killed. not by induc-
though that was the commonly certified cause OF
death but by setting up more or less widespread
dbross in the lungs to Which tuoercui9us ps pnrhsds
most seriously from the effects OF dust were, or
ali the classes OF workers among IL those whom
IN was most difficult to protect. but their safety
Would he greatly enhanced by improved ventila
tion OF the mines well recognized principles.
perhaps by the spraying of them from time 20
use of iameess explosives that get rid, as Tar as
possible. OF carbonic oxide, and by insisting upon
long intervals for meals. during whlch open air
breathing might be enjoyed
A miners life is not only dangerous py reason
of the chance OF accident, but also on account OF
its menace TO health. Unless coal nliIe Is thoI
be a healthy place In which 10 i've BUT OF al tue
causes which render picking for coal an occupatSon
the constant presence OF dust. IL some WORKABLE
plan could be devised whereby the anount OF uuse
might be diminished In coal MINES tns ,ot , Sd ' -
miner would be made far more endurable mar u
Is under the conditions now generally prevalent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, January il, 1903
C0FFE-Coffee Influenced by the tone OF
sae European markets, which were the cause Of
Light covering here. market opened steady
advance OF points and ruled steady throughout
session because Of bearish indifference than
any feeling OF fresh buying for the
with close finally steady the open
1C basis Havre opening unchanged advanced Z franc.
while Hamburg was partial \ pfg higher OF the
Urinary however, Santos 100 rets lower.
this regarded bat poorly in accord with the
reports Of the failure of the Santos The pre-
dominating Influence local market, however
French market this overshadowing the large
Brazilian ports that in connection with
buying IN he primary markets for the &C
local importers supposed TO be indicative
% additions local stocks in the not far distant fu
ru-e To-Gay's urinary receipts the other hand.
correction il yesterdays clear
nces made 600 instead Of 81 ooo
snG this in connection with the port receipts quite lib
orally smaller interior movement Sales to
CAV were 1850 bags Tne spot market was quiet on
t1e basis Of 5Lc RIO No L
TIE Of contract prices IA the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

nets OF the real old kilmarnock style. such as
vrere worn by Souter johnnie and Tam o. Snanter,
were knitted by hand. many sizes larger than de-
aired and th IN thoroughly shrunk. They would
wear lifetime. and were heavy and tough The
scottish team OF curriers' who have departed for
Canada wanted to be rugged out with old style
KIlmarnocks- They would have none OF the light
machine made stuff now IN vogue, and II took
much searching before the order could be executed
II was then found that OF the many hundred
knftters who made the name Of ktlmarnOck known
throughout the world a generation or two age only
one remains BY working night and day for about
fortnight she provided all the bounets needed
by the curriers' Equipped with such headgear the
curriers' can safely appear in Canada before their
scottish brethren and not be open to the charge
OF having degenerated since the days OF the great
clearance"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

follows: Flour quiet and
steady: No spring wheat 744762c No 3, 12qI5Ac No
red T2at 6734c No 4Ilzc; No yellow. 4It5c;
No oats St1sc; No white 34qS5l2c; No rye 4se sS
56c No faxseed 81 1S No NOrthwess@TG @ 81 p; prime
timothy seed So s5; pork bb SIS 10 lard per
100 H. 50 STA short ribs sides qoose IS 6sgSS 92s
dry salted (hOxeLj. IS SI1So ga snort cedr
sides boxed). s9qss 121 whiskey basis OF high wines
81 30 On Produce Exchange to-day the butter maret
was quiet easy; creameries 1sdl271 dairies 1I95c
Eggs steady; off. returned zo2c Cheese oull
and steady 13914c
uulutb Jan 14-Close: Wheat-Cash No / haro.
75isc No Northern 741sc: No Northern 72lse; May
77isc July T79sc. Oats-May. 35c.
,I,1vaukee Jan 14-Wheat higher Close: No 1
NIbSrn 7sc: No Northern 76g77c; May. 765se sell
ers RIVE frmer; 1, 511zG52c Barley hrmer; No =
67c. sample 47a56c. Corn-May 44h4c bid
Pb,adelphia Jan. 14-wheat firm 1zc higher contract
grade January 7S1zG7s+4c. Corn firm good demand No
In axnorr elevator Sic firm. but quiet; No :
white clipped 4I4zc. weak and 1c lover; extra
Western cIeamerr 2Sc; nearby prints, 2Sc Eggs
6rmer good demand nearby 32c al the mark fresh
western 3lc off, fresh Southwestern SOC loss on
fresh Southern 2SG29c loss Off Cheese quiet but nnl;
NevYork full creams prime small 14Gl4c5 do fair 70
good small I3lsq134c; do prime, large, l4c 40 tair 70
good Iauge 1312a13%c. Receipts-Flour: $500 DDS and
3ij O0s} 10 in sacks: 50oJ bush; corn 1850
bush; oats 1900 bush. Shipments-Corn- 32Uo push
oats 1000 bush
(, Iouis Ian 14-Close: Wheat--So 2 red cash
7OSc MAY 75175Isc: July IL 371Ssc No hard $50
sgssc Ccrn@So ? cash 42c: May 419sc. Oats-Ne :
cash, 34c: May. 35SG351=c: Nc white, S6lsc.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

f,,t,o, Fxcnsnge special Liverpool cables-1p, 600.
ttss,. esIee 10 600 bales: speculation aIio os oi6
Aroerican ogO: receipts 1900 Toin
sing ,Trsna 4 7O futures opened sfeaoE January
sdvance. closed net lq3 points eSx ss: March
fsnnarv f-1arv and February-March ana
5svE Angus, s6s; September s-o1 Msrehes
ber-october : zT61s. as; October-NovenateI' sS''
tor-Yarns and cloths firm .t- +tere
FTor-R AND MEAI>-With wheat higher, bu. the
Ozs a disrosftion -four prices ars moi yet
response for buyers indicated that they MOSS 40:
taa5v "a "a, snv advance Spring patets 40 "a
vinfer strssehts So s5GS9 winter Ia'ehs 60 ao5i
sprnc clears 50 25GS3 40 extra 30 a. 500 5O6
81 IOe extra No winter. 81 s0qsz %: ~ FIOITR-
k2s spot and 70 arrive. -BUCh ha-rSra RYE
Dun: quoted 81 20as2 IS spot and S 5ss az cboice
FLOUR-Quiet quoted: Fair % RoSq StesdVs quoted:
% fancy S3 z0lS3 90. .CORNhEAL-SII aG AsEsT-
Kfn dried So i5ns3 80 brand s 51S 20 r~e
Quiet quoted Fire white and yellow 81 1ous1 fDq iran
- I5CIs1 Is - FEIT-Stesdy: ouoteo; ~.
t5f s9o 2sefs2o 30: arrive. ~ - ci+,
tiTn tran rniodlinz s1sds23 so in 200 10 sss
seed 500 %; Isnseed oil cake so % corr Oh cA ~
honiny chop. S2l 5o oilnneai szfNN'' ~ -.
GRAIN-WHEATSo prices were 80 ~ .a+
IuJs had another advantage yesteIss -. ies
lut from speculative standpoint deVeloInslts 49, -
sesfactor being on small scale throughoet ~.
rbe net advance amounted 10 %4tzc Ihoss e,,eT 80
during The aftern9on when export riInork LEO 40
oe 11S+ nc demands from local shorts AitoseeIles.
loads we're reported load OF ~lich ~es is e
70 NeUYork balance 70 loads were No - rets
Srues6av of and higher foIesn Ia
f5Refer wien no material increase IN the Ti.,,
yfent speculative offerings again proved ra.s q,
About the only selling Of consequence We ss
local account the room
txzxi tslfnx ua. side Of tbs market On me iHe~ A
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

~ o.,n closed quiet with quotations -
Fss ~ CSC for middiing upland aIo t sdUc tgI srot
markets we're telegrsphed as tol9~S; AIobie steady
ier szc: sales 500 bales Saya1nsn 9Ifs 9srfsstnr
1-16c- sales oS oales
t.eseS uac%gs uac%ges al sac: Wilmington firm rncnangs999
- Ncrfolk quiet. Uncharged az fsaiTeston
unchanged at S9tc,
seS' Isreed at Il-16c; sales ls2S nsles his
80 i1-l6c; sales $50 paIes,
7caereed at s1zc. sales. $50 bales 200 r. 500
Lll- tomorrow are a,SOV -
5s g compared with II POI bales acaco @ si FIos-
sea1s. day year ago
ENG lZ9eJ D1 ntrW 500 5000 bales are expe'a s:a
a-e6 WIN e024 bales actual iat 5oS G O 600 hsles
t. S-.-sser V-si u O51 bales actual ioE une 0O-i
q cIiltSs. -, nd Z 1872 bales last year - L.. oo-,
fe~- ms al The ports ano inteloF 2yl, ss.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 14-Closing: wheat-sPoti, nIm; &c
red ,,s western steadv March 6s 25sd May. IS nd
oTnspot Arm; American mixed As ilsd Amer.
sooa iSad old 5s Sd; futures. hrm January IS SAD
March Is AID May As 3D. Pess-cansdisn' "a nri roos os
eft London CPacino COAST Arm f6 15s4fI os BeSf quiet
extra India loss 3D. Pork-Prme mess, wes'ssi
Rncon Quiet TO firm; Cumberland cut 26 TO 80 10 as
s,ort rfh I6 10 "a NJ I'd; long clear mddes light
2s to 81 10 AIS; long clear middles heavy 20 to 40 10
4es ID. short backs 10 TO 70 10. 4os ed: clear
hellies Ia 10 I6 10. 52s. Shouders-SqGaIe, TO 10
n atsadY. saa lard dull; prtTns Wssiazp in nerSss
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

COTTON-The cotton market tame start, and
there but promise broadening interest on the
par Of the outside operators the staple II heca% me
that local field mad been rells.e
g g certain pressure way Of selling for Nsl
Street dominated the gen
Later the session local conditions oIlg
considerably. market nnaliE
t'ay the prices Of the session The nsIke6 opesa
steady unchanged prices to an advance OF points
Bnd after ruling duh for while suddenly developer Pre-
Cuuced activity Prices advanced Sharply on Se-eII
tlyinE largely by shorts. who became alarmed
continued failure OF receipts 10 expand 70 tle
upon by parties standing snort or me
the 6sy were eXcesced oy eA-
ports the figures the Of port receipts
81 81 Of clearances- To-1ay eA29[ls
t7irE the season TO 3Sso95y paies
against eg56e3 last year for the corresponding
tine reducing the deficit 9SSo4 bales, Wfle rsl5oLte
f-or the spoI markets Of the south 60 70 snow lal
der7zad European which forecasts SoHllue
1sge cearsnoes strongest interval an aoysce 81
apparent. with the nasrket 1isls 49,
steady al net rise points During the aIer
fre b1.src largely by the more I.fi
orders
- interest but chleny rom
ts~-v fears Of buIlish leadership py l1lNetio
morrow the English market having oi lats snol-
Tendency ont sdV markets IN thls
Tsre cables strong and reported concern U.+s
in TINS country AS
promised Total futures estimated at 10" VoO
The range Of contract prices in the local inaIA " ~
uasa
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty Street and South Ferry tEIms South
Ferry five minutes earlierl.
MAUCH CHUNK-z4.00 715 Easton only), o 10
A. NJ. L2o 40 500 s EaSton Only1 P NJ Sum
WsfffKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo a1s
A NJ. 500 P NJ SUNDAYS. "a 25 A NJ. 100 P. M
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHU RST. TOMS RIy Err AND
BARNEGAT-s4oO. 90 A. NJ. IS0 $40. 4fO. Lake
wood and Lakehurst oniy) SEQ Cx53o Lakewood only1
P. NJ Sundays. 1000 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-fo.to A. NJ. 4S 40 p. II.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETvS-tz4oo A NJ. f1s8
LONG BRANCH, AsBIRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEAsaNT AND sEASHORE
POINTS-z4.OO $50 IL A NJ. -. 80. $40 n
sundays except Ocean Grove, 200 A ~. 400 u.
PHVTADEIPHIA 4READTNC VEPMINAL1-z<A2 %.
fToo. $500. 90 20 1000. tl1oo 4 M t12 %. 100
sf3o 1900 1900. 400 800. 1900 tT-S0 $500 P NJ.
'i215 Mdt. =
al 30. A. NJ. 100. t's4o. 800 TOO 70 IS P. M
sz 15 Mdt y.p,,s,rpc porrSvu avn
WTLLIAMsPORT-Ii4O 90. z425. -. co. tI49 10 40 90.
Reading PottsviIls and Harrisburg only t4eo. 900
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
RnYlI BILLIE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsI.lNGT0S-ta3o
0so .Ii 80 A. NJ. 'LO0 SS3. 40 500 100 P. NJ
az IS Mdt. - -. =
day SSrndsy tParlor cars only iva Tannaoua
Ofices: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry Astos House
Snpars west J53 East I25th t25th
CoiuInbus Ave. New York; Court 81, 344 $50 Fulton
G. proOkfyn: es Broadway. W IiamshuTg. New YORK
transfer Co calls and checks baggage to destination
w G. BFSLER y n ~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

mand: prices unchanged American mdding 19d @ The Ine
.a1as RI. day were bales. OF which lVOo We're
for speculation and included soo0
~ 400 bales including $500 American
esee's' and clssed steady; American middlng G.
Janusry 854 68d January and February & a91e Ssg @
$500 ~ and March 465@I God; March and april oou
Anrii and Nav 467d May and June 4osd; June me, aIa
Jiv esd: July August iosd; Angus. 1 'SiP O.
ber ei64 62d: September and October 4.4'as-sou' "
toter and November Add
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoTk, Jan. ID. 1903.
rE, geSs AND PEAS-Markst rather quiet to-dny but
mere Is a frrn holding Of choice marrow beans both
Medium slow ard quiet
me demand for kidney is still light but holders
re e-neraliy asking So U5 fer choice dry stock No
Change 80 other kn1s. We quote Beans. marrow
Ss ,sr bnsheI Sc 15: do medium choice, 81 3d. DO
80 3S5Is2 s7aa do red kidney. choice. $50
sa M a. white kdnsx e 70GS2 7SI ds hlaok turtis FouR
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits turpentne was frner owing TO
The local price
59Ac oil tbls. but some holders were asking
59I2c firm but quiet. Tar ruled STEADY TO
firm former prices. We quote: a.,a
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ol and machine bbs. 5S& q
TAR-Prme bbls. So 25; oil bbls. 81 25 o- con
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 e2ats1 DO; d Sz4
81 1a; e. s2ds2 %: F. 81 10as2 15 G. s2 15ds2 20 II
a5Gs2 4o 50 so; $3 80; NJ SO Tods3 49, N, 81 30;
O. 81 IS; w w. 81 55@S4 60
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn 1Ss Mis-
TTpiI''S AN'Pe' ......,.......-...-. 464 bbs
Savannah lTurpenne firm 6sse ss1 scsiP rsssPs
( s2o bbis: exports, 14s6, Quoted; A. snd oo
= 80 50: M ga IS: n S. b5; W q. So so: W W. - 20
charleston. Jan i4Turgentine firm at 5s%G siosln SIN
q 81 70; r. 81 T. So s5; X s2 s5 NJ s3 80: NJ s. 90;
Wilmington. Jaa. A-spniia tsEDsatinS ssm st ssAos
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

receipts 81 firm 81 45ISl 80; receipts
102 bbls. Tar firm. 81 80: receipts. 1873 bbls. 80.
London. Jan. 14.-Sprits, 61kd. Turpenttne-Spri's'
41s 10Ikd Rosn-American strained, 5s: fine. os Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Sis 3D. American refined il pals, sos Cd.
nal nal Sheess strong American finest white and col
Spirits. firm. AS Cd. Rosin-Conanon firm I01ad.
PetroleurFsedned f1rm Sad Linseed OIL firm Cd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
Railronns.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- - -
i@'-'f sR6ssEs 5SSf sf aHd MEco EcoRTTANDT STREETS
8gThe leaving time from Desbrosses anu
CortIandt Streets is Eve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thtrd street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
7S 80 m ~ FAST M MAI!m5ed to two ssIin PsT8T Gss cars
P,t'soaTs % Chleage No {oaehss to Pits6u1s da,sa
SsS ZAP SsFitssfaIz enS
n ca Fsl sesens saso p9s sv.an sda
S;1ePna P Inalapapq t1n ksg!Iye s. Louis
6o.r srain chieaso. Pullman G9a9sf'nIsnss s1s
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a. m week-days and s.55 p. m daily. =,
ATLANTIC CIrY-955 a. m and 2oo p m weekday
Parlor Cars and Standard coaches weekdays. Par
or Smoking Car. Parior Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 p weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad r9[n
a 3 10,
3-2o 4o5, and 1125 p: m weekdays. sundays, 925
a. m. ass p. M (from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 900 a 1920. $40. SO and 11.3O p
weekdays. Sundays. 945 a. m. 5.15 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 500 25. 750.
Cortandt Streets 1920 Dining Carr. 1875 Din-
ing Carr 11.55 a 125o dining Carr, 155 Dining
Carl 210 Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets. AGO. 255
323 Dining Car, 3.55 AS. AS Dining Carr 4.55
p. II 10 night Sundays 6.1o 755 Dining Car.
coaches). S.2J $50. $50 Qimited) ass. 1885 Dining
Carr a IL 50 Dining Carr, 1.55 Dining Carr 3-25
Dining Car, 35S 25 Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carl
Ticket Offices. 4e1 1854 III and 2s Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue (beow I'D ST.; 263 Fifth Corner
Zsth St); ! Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Streets; Court Street Fulton street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BrookIyn Station.
Jersey City: The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone .sf4 Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
w w. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Gea'I Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
THE HAND KNIT KILmARNock.

From The London Chronicle.
An ancient industry Is at It's last gasprvlz tne
hand knitting OF KilInarnock eonists. Ihs pon-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
HOW THEY GET THERE.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
What is ii that makes men great, papa?
Persistent advertising. my son