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The National tribune., 1903-07-23

fed f1pG maDy were a estabisheS f poor in buse MsEe
ness, the loan from the War Department
was paid off, and there was money left
The fund has gone on growing, and
when Gen. Bell left the island the money
was turned over to the Philippine Govern
ment. The fund is'now SO large that the
Government has been able to appropriate
$4,000 from it to establish an Industrial
school where> Filipinos may be trained in
the useful arts. It's this school that the
Franklin Bell Industrial School," because
Gen. Franklin Bell made it possible. Has
anybsdy heard of any schools in Cuba be-
ing named after WeylerI How such a sug-
gestion must make the Antics squirm!
And they were so sure that Gen. Bells
name would be handed down to posterity
as butcher and fiend generally.
/, Mrs. Ellen Blight Parke, widow of Gen.
John g. Parke, died at her home 16 La
fayette Square, July 10, after long i'll
ness. Mrs. Parke was born In Philadel-
phia in 1927, and was "A years old. After
her marriage to Gen. Parke she took n
prominent part in the social life of Wash
ington, and was highly esteemed by all.
1nterment was made in PHILADELPHIA be-
side the body of her husband.
The stamp books issued three years ago
by the Post Office Department are an ex-
ample of what small things may amount
to. The profit on these little books is
enormous. considering the cost of them to
the Government The books are put up
in u, "a. and 4S two-cent stamp lots,
and cost the Government one-third of a
cent each, while it gets one cent on each
book. This is for the book itself The
stamp money Is accounted for to another
fund. In the three years these tiny books
have brought the Government 5000. 600.
In the fiscal year just ended the sale of
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
OTHER MARKETS--BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Jan. ose--wheat.Jannary. 1sae: Ma Mag
77xc; July, 13Ac. Gora--JanuarY, i3sse; May, 4i%G
siae: July. 4a4c. oats-January: Ss.c: FebTuary
ha May ss gs4s g. Nay NAY SD sS SIC
January 50 47t; May sas7ls Jug ss2o: FeeruaIy s.
ternber IS era RysMay. soSe Elarssed-ss,asa1 6, q
southwestern, 81 l6; May. 81 Il
TinoshyJsnasy. 81 % Barley-Acash. 42a5sc- Clover
Iast Buffsi6 Jan sl-catile Reeeipss l2s head dnll
vesis-Recepts. 100 head: 5o@15s lower tops s. 25g
head active SC higher heavy and mixed s7@s7 So PORK e
sheep and lambs--Recelpts 9.iQ0 head sheep steady;
lambs lower Top lambs. S. 9o$ few fancy 50 10
culls 10 good "a 2JS5 yearing S5qSS -: ewes -
ass 40 sheep top mixed. 81 25as4 so: cns 10 good 81
asa .,
Cincinnati. Jan. of-fogs steady At 50 soqsI cattle
dull S2as4 10. sheep easy at 81 2oasi 30 lan'os
steady a SidS5 So.
Kansas Cty Jan. 31.-Catte- Receipts. 600 head MAJ
ei nominal Choice export and dressed Si s5G
IS 80 fair to good SO oqs4 50; sockers and feeders
75qlSt Western fed 81 60n$5 steers
s8a$4 20 Texas COWS s2as3, native eess 81 I5Gst . ns
tive heifers 1D@s Is: xlHs2; bulls. - ou
~; calves s3Gs iiogsReeeips 2ooo head narsst
eak tc lower. ton s2is bulk sales 81 0Ts6 So;
heeyy ss I55 s ea mixed packers So s0qss 80. light
SIS .odisS ~ workers So 3ogss III pigs sGqse 80;
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 3.Closlns: Hyheat-Spot No /
Northern spring: syeady. IS 1od Ne red western
Futures 1et March, IS 27sd: May IS 1lsd Corn-spot
American mixed. new. quiet Is n. Futures quiet.
Janusry nominal; March Is s4d May 2@:d Peas
quiet. Sc I'd; Hops London Pacifc COAST firm, f7a
Il los Beef extra India 2s I'd Pork easy
prime mess Western. Hans--Shcrt cut, u to 10
~ quiet 52s taeonCumberand cut 70 to so 10. quiet
46s I'd; shor: rib Ii to "a H. firm iSs 3D. long clear
mddes light. rs TO "A 10 steady AZ I'd; long clear
II 10 20 No. steady. AIS; clear bellies II 1G N, steady
DIS ShouldersSquare. II Il 10. steady 40s- Lard
Prime Western in tieCes DUH 50s Cd; American refined
in pals quiet Dos I'd Butter nominal Cheese strong
American finest white coored. 62s Cd. Talow firm;
prime city 2!s cd Australian in London Bis 3D. TUT
pentne--Spirts firm, As. ftosin-Common firm IS I'D
Petroleum-Refned quiet, 64d Lnseed oil steady, 26s.
Cottonseed oil-Eful. refined, spot. dull. 22s 4'sd
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nep-l ork. January 81, 1908.
5trFEE-Testerdsys coffee market opened steady at
,s--isj advance points. and fairly active on
- lle under covering and little buying for s long
.e-o,,7r which encouraged by the hlsher 1cregn
-.-se.s srS smaller primary recepts Trsnsactioss
- footed un 5000 bags. but this business was con
further values
go steady OF opening basis The early cables re
in excess an
tjctpsrion Hamburg only partial = pig highei;
= higher Al around ana ttlo
-tss her quotations rp reis. the only
-t remaining unchanged On the call the sales were
- sb9.t .0ea bags and up within tew minutes
- -h cIoss they only in the neighborhood OF lV
hs- Then came quite 4 furry Df business the basis
cor which NOT adequately explained by anFthlns
market developments. which placed ins
to mentioned above. The To-"
ss! ~ rrloes may responsible for some buying but
sTv well informed people do not believe prices u-
-essonshy under existing conditions The spot mar
Continued basis Of Tor RIO No.
me range prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
900 Americen 5000 receipts 5000 AmeIiGa9 ss
lamar a4a md M ssrePf aoi5si .7SS
5s G@Jq . 7B saa SaeSSS 4a oete6er
Ff6I-R A.lr MFcAI-Buyers were sti1 favored by
Saturdays Developments in The hour market but took
s5a say IN s q gf az niRa3nG teT S f9FfeF F s. ss @
winter patents 50 G5msS 30 sng clears - 9SS e 3 az
%HEAT 5 & rFFRGo Y 2o9sss s. ess ssss g. ff Fg2f
70 E2Sg $5oS 9S c99es to I26S S dTSed e s. s 10
M & 70 @s % & s5 TAuis, a. sars 81 ssssG fs@s 20 Fine
FEED-Frun- Quoted: Spring bran. spot s2ii saehs 70
@ S 2os n c So t e. ssns siasa snas g. hed ocs SCI
corn ocske JoGs26 honiny chop s2i; oiineal s2Ta
wsEATThs only relief from reny .7.r,dnn dull
nidday expanding into positlFe s;Tength a[T
.seo oaeraor was buying May and selling July but the
nncis fsctar q 5tTength IN me r @ et MAJ ayne M
rsther sales during the forenoon under which
iBe aI95 sttrsef5 fair export business which did
~ iG G@GlIa'r il s @ 5or Ma vas SIC repgesentfne
Ea reaction rom the hest point OF ie Day affected by
o1 e and The huness on pi p5f, "a, aeoeht @ & %aS no 5
oeHnE depression LveTpooi cesing IS ttd neJ IoTer
ro-tinOe5 fs~orabJe crop ews Broomhall cable made
7eosss Of heavy shipments responsible FOR the
Toaes2 st s6oo 900 s Suss At intsTor
SssS srss ws fasT sS sSo' sssS sss year ori
tpclUdeS No rec. osds OF choice rec arc o
Of No Northern Duluth did 20 ieaSs
v closed Sic elevator ane sissc o ahoat
70 Northern Duluth. s7&c. and No hare &anitona
Ss&c. shoat. coRN-After q brief period OF
ya. hS1e Aaq sisaBpainsne asse. and
ne Tes rsles closed officially al unchsEEeo
rrces. except February &c net higher re
January oprton roc. sales OF only loUo
rush considerable criticism been heafc
cent Chicago the subject az r1afriaon ~
@ sa9sse @ II in ccaro 81 'Rf @hoh have Sesn
tBrsas the The point Il mace inst the
-2te- natural corner. brought about by the ohes
peeree hloekace railroad circles ard scarcity OF corn
potnt Gables .o.dzy daIl and unchanged.
s7t TIE trad TnIte6 70 loso az NeN ~
ouzporte. sales ineldeo :stDO
ogsa % No 100 bush oT steamer rxed 300
n-sa o unenase6 and 100 bush OF yellow 10 cora
closed &c elevstsr. nominal and 5sc ahoai spa,
enc sSd5e arrive. 80 white and NO yeuow, so
anoAi .oA TSThe market for oats was sasieF
- orsi but later improved w3th e1o coseo stsS
.5csi 800 bush. 70 oats closed al So,
30 2. e2asc: So q" white. ssc No white. i5tse; uhck
missed nominal. tT2ck white. z3A4ec. standard MAi1
<s<e by Market steady No : Mesrsra &C , = o
s11af- 5ssf57 ttIEf-Ahfktt
eeainr quoted sc NeN-NorlE; mailing org
e"c buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
LONDON wool MARKET.

London. Jan 31.-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day consisted Of superior selection Of 19l
paies. Competition. active and prices were nTIn
Crossbreds irregular Falkland Islands stock was
in steady demand and fine Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
sold readily America bought ode supply OF gocd
nernos aud fine cross5reds Following are ne sales
NeV south Wales. 2.IoG bales secured 5id11s IL i.d.
ereasy 'd@ls Id Queensland 500 bales secured Is d9
Is I'D 81. asd Victoria $500 bales secured ida
Is 81: 5ie!mIs South Australia. 800 bales:
5ada1s I'D Australia, fonn bales;
ga GlV1sd. New Zealand. 910 bales secured 6d Is 30
greasy i'4@l lad Cape Of Good tIope and Natal ot5
bales: secured 1i2dG1s Ji2d greasy. Galfd. Falkland
Islands oo bales; i.GS2d The arrivals for the
second series OF safes amount 10 95;5 bales. including
iOoo forwarded direct spinners- The imports during
me week We're; New south Wales, 1349 bales queens
ani 4ol Victoria. 81 South Australia 214; New
ZeaIand oi61: Cape Of Good Hope and Natal s1To;
China. lo12. elsewhere, /
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LiyerpooI Jan. 81 m5-Cotton--srot in fair de,
middlng fair. 54sd good middinr 5.0sd; nddng 4.ssd
low middng 47ed good ordinary: 4.6id ordinary i52d
OF the day 000 bales of which 1G00
for speculation ana and INCLUDED 960o American
Receipts bales Including 16 300 American Futures
opened easier and closed steady. american middiing
February Tsd February and March T. ISd; March ana
i. I8i; and July, 47ad; July and August L I9d
tober. s.4a3: October and November, 4-3ad
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
NAVAL STORES.

Tho market for spirits turpentine was very firm and
again higher being generally asked and some small
sales having made that figure. Rosn was firm
Ter was steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPE,NTINE--on bbs 6jlac machine made
bbs 66c. - 49,
ROSIN-Common strained, 81 go: good strained. 81 ~
So u So a5 r 81 o5G$2 10: c. 81 t0S2 15. II. 81 300
Sc as J. 50 75dS2 so; K So 25QSS 30 NJ So 1888 so; ~
So 95Gsi; " G, s4 -; W W, 81 90.
STOCK ON HAND.
cois
g. ""-"
Wilmington Jan 3i.-sprts turpentine firm. e2c; re-
ceipts Rosin firm, 81 I0QSl ~; receipts Ss
Crude turpepne firm. 81 25qsS 15 receipts oi
bbls. Tar firm. 81 60; receipts, 2IS bbls.
Savannah jan 3i-1Nrpentino firm &c Did; reoepts:
receipts g. 4es bbs sales bbs exports 6655 bhls-
quoted A. b. c. D. L ST so; F, 81 s5 G. 81 e5 H. 81 so;
Sc IS; S3 i5 NJ, So 35; \, So 55 " 6. S. 20; W W.
81 20 ., :. 49,
Charleston, jan 3l-Turpentne firm, 6liac hid Rosn
firm; A. B. c. D. L. 81 20; F. 81 10; @. 81 So H. 81 10;
|. 81 30; X SO; NJ. So 80; y. 50 so: " q, s. 40; w \"
81 Is
London Jan. 2l.-Turpentina--sp AIS slsd Rosih
American strained, IS 10lsd fine. los
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

market displayed Inc
respect 10 volume OF trans
comparatively
rri-= within a Of about ; points. Inc
5-.snin@ steady. d advance of 2G4 points IN
-nan~o 10 cables then there profit taxing
nj little selling. which forced prices down 10
a,rg last FRIDAYS The weaker
however. close renewed purchases. under
prices unchanged ) points higher.
at cables reported
decline in Liverpool but 20 points.
~ : - i points had been expected
in decline after their close Friday. The
here thought hardly TO reflect the
strength Liverpool and Immediately following the
became spps that the larger receipts expected
MONDAY dominating public opinion When the
Mondays Houston receipts posted
predictions for bearish movement were
realized the figures being eco 70 9sG0 bales
ttle aggressive bear
apparent however and after the first furry
profit taking had passed the market turned hrlneT
Nev-resns showed little of the local uneasiness con
rinuing frm Southern spot markets
values goods centres
TOLD prosperous conditions and the opinion was
formed larger receipts mainly indicative OF
pressing exnort demand. The close very steady.
The range prices in the local market to-day
"
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

cepts week receipts cattle for ne
3e43 head calves 1850 head Sheep Recer'S tor
head; marker strong; native lambs SiQS6 70:
lambs So saq 81 To- fed sSgs3 10; native ia
50u$4 Western S3GSt go. stockefs 5ho
feeders 81 so. receipts the week 10000 head
East Liberty Jan. 3I.-Csttle steady choice 50 ~
s. prime. s. good 1876. Hogs higher prime
leayies s. 1oqs7 Is mediums s. ioQsT 10 heavy Yofs
81 O39sI 10; light Workers ard rigs Sc aSt
81 5Gds6 60 sheep hrna best wethers So sass s cs
and common. 81 1882 so: choice lambs. IS I5 81 So eS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
ROYAL BLUE llfiE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINdIDN--fs5 81.
1880 -f1So A ~ 100. +.3.40 800. 100 P ~.
M6t
day sSunday cnIy. +Paror only. hVta TaTaaqua-
xSatuTiays - g..
0fces: Liberty st Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
11S PSI 1900 1884 Broad way IS 9TH Ave . In,n
SCrars West 1S3 East l25th 273 West 25th st 2iS
1~6Gun1brs Ave New York: Court St, St4 Sso Futon
:. FroosIyn: Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co for and checks baggage 70 desna on
yce-President Gep'I Manager General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
RAILROADS..
KniIroa1s.
PENNSYLVANIA

RATI,RoAD.


STATIONS Ss 9 w TEs5 E5rrmzs6T sr' 0S
'vsS sSe."' asl"T h.ss asr o.Ssr"i:s
and Dining ear sT E.1 YORK Il sss.sa to two
p.!tsbug 10 chieaso No Coaches TO fItts9asI
o$s VI fEaNsTivaNis tsTsisIsa'f ffMTrEp ar Pum.n
car faf sf'Rt e.fa Dnes essvsaSs sn9s nE Esao
ncPna, 4 indlanspql L9usyille 81 Lseis,
6Sssryoan beer train man n1Ds snd
SH.fAso M Hn cnfn1ss S haqIs snd
5 fse'f1 s Coils s. LG, sSpRso4 P:Ras psonr
For 7Wainapo Wecs vs. kauisT Ea ia
o.55 p VI. WESTERN ExpaEss.-ror chicago For
PAcIFIcy HEp-y ExPREss@Eo PRES p!..ssurg and
M EsSaars ssp s1e'e 'eSfSS4 sa1SEaay4 Ex
PRESs-For PittshGrs Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
30 SO SIS tDning Carl, 1910 tDesbrosses and Coss
an4t m streets s. % o inpg Gst r ioSs and 6s cos,sn SS
?a 3 h5 9nIbg csrs' n Dining Gar m ogb; i' 1na s2
So $50 DlRag Carr o55 Dining Car, Il, iSS PsoP ePnanG anS
65njns f5aIs. c3,9 DINING Dining car' 4''
soTTHEX 4 m re 9ss: e s,s I,
p CDesbrosses and cortland, Streets IL 40 M
A?L4ST5S coHTT H5EdsREs' S9.ss
AIR EiSE % 70 s-,gs 2 "a
week-oa Mail. IL 10 night daily. Seaooaro Fi'''
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT--FGr Mempnis
cFsAFE.RF iRa GsE 1saa' OHIO PRat%sl-7s Ii G7if week
r6F Fys Old % PoHT s04 % m say and NoRFoLSs
sS? % M and TssF7saEs; Snss;
Sundays. 755 Through Vesthuled Lrans as pa
Parlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches on week
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car ana S'a"
ard Coache Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12-Jo . m. weekdays. ,,s ,.-or,
For points or New YORK ard Long Braneh RsirDsd Io
S25 4.55 and liz p n geek-days- s5d c5ftandt
Streets) 900 a 1920 40. $40 and ll'0" p IT,
weekdays Sundays. o ~ m. SIS q. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sfo (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 2W % '0S,
SIS. 925 80 So Penna Linited). 10 10
Cortlandt f02O Dining Car' 100 sDin
Carr 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets zo, Zos
325 Dining Carr. 3.55 As. 425 DINING carr %
Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Carr 53 20; S-SS -
p Il 10 night. sundays. 61o 10 tLinins ~ Tino
Carr Dining Carr. 1-55 Dining carr %
dining Carf, 355. 25 (Dinirg Carr. 40" tbinins
Dining Carl, 7.55 S.25 So 81 m. IL 10 nignt
Ticket Offices. 4G1 1854. III and 261 BROADWAY o-
Fifth below 23d St) 26S Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; ] House: West Twenty-third Street
Streets Court $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadwy
and Pennsylvania station. Brockyn: station;
Jersey. City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for cheek baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone -914 Edgheenth strest' for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service.
". W ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Passenger : cent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
patents SO 0OdS3 75 straghts 50 304sS 90 spring
81 80: 10 spring wheat 74leq.1c; No I61se; S9 2
red 73%6T41sc: No corn, 43$4c No : yellow i5-4c
No ? oats S3s.c; No white. 33%4 q3os4c: No rye.
s9c: good feeding barley 43q46c fair TO choce nan
4Sa55c; haxseed 81 l6: No NorthwesasEn = ~ "a
prime timothy seed s4 clover eontract grade ~ ~
SO 0a 50 6la ribs sides Qoose s. 9oaS o dry
gaed shoulders (boxed) SIS 25GsS 0 short clear SIDES
boxed 50 37iadS9 42i2 whiskey basis of high wines
81 On the Produce Exchange to-day me Dut'e me-
i5623c: eggs weaker loss off. cases returned 2o'2c
cheese, steady. 13ql4c.
Duluth. Jar. alcIose: wheat-cash No hard ,5( .6e'
No Northern 75c; No Northern .5c' May 'ie'''"iE
7624c. Oats-May. Soc.
Milwaukee. Jan. s1.--wheat steady; close No North
ern 70I.c: Northern, 7i.d7Si2c: May. t1gQ &c
steady No l. 81 2c. Barley lower 40 2 oac; Sample
4S@6ic. Gorn-May, 4i&@447sc sellers.
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 31.-Close: Wheat-May, i59s9 Iossc'
July 16Isc on track No hard. 1880; No Northern
76c: No Northern, 1880
PHILADELPHIA Jan 3l-Wlea weak and l2c lower; con
tract grade February, T9d9ac Corn firm and spot io
54c Oats quiet firm; No white clipped, 42;2 soc.
Butter nrm extra Western creamery 26t2
do nearby prints 2sc. Eggs firm. with good denland
nearby 23c at the mark; 90 western 3c az tue
Bic at the mark firm fair demand fun creams.
prime small 144i4Ac; do fair to good l5a l3T4 c;
do prime large lac: do fair 20 good. 13i243e4c re
CENTS: Flour bbls and 105b coo pounds in SACKS:
wheat Il 600 bush; $4,000 bush; oats 10000 bush
shipments: Wheat, bush $4,000 bush; oats
"a. 600 bush.
St Louis 3f.--Close: Wheat--No 2 red Tic nom
inai; May 74lsc; July. 7fsQI1kc: No . hard ia 13e
Corn-No . cash 41I.c: May. i1s4c Oats--No = cash,
35Isc May 36lsc; No = white, 3Tlac
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan alFour quiet WhesspTing pr a ittla Na
sopr 53i!c: No 2 corn Oats firm; No white.
inist. No mixed 40l&c Barley unchanged Rye-No l.
iu store. 66c asked.
1.hicaen Ian SlThe leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Stree. and south Ferry Ctime from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier)-
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AHB AoHT
NJ I2o 40. $40 as Easton ony) P. NJ sun
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTeN-z4o9 10
a NJ 500 p NJ Sundays. - A. NJ. i0O z. NJ
IaFEwOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4.OO 80 \. NJ. I30 g. 50 4iO Lake
wood and ony). 300 txS so Lakewood onlSp
p NJ sundays 10 90 4 NJ.
ATLANTIC CTTN-tS 40 A VI. t34O P. NJ
VINELAND sND BRIDGEToN-Tz4Oo A. NJ tl-3o
LONG BRANCH. ASBURf PAIIk: OCEhN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHoHE
POINTS-z4-Oo. $50. II 80 A NJ. 44j. ) 90 90 p NJ
SUNDAYS except Ocean tsrove 400 A. ", 400 P NJ
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERAINAIJ-S<+23, =,
f7OO -s 20. 80 Go 1000 ffI00 A. VI. 5l2CO 'lto
81 30 1900. 1890. '4G0. 800 t6Oo tL3e $500 r NJ
s12. - Ndt- - 81. - .,o "a
path AND CHESTNUT STREET.-THE. = 60 slO,o.
al 90 4 NJ rs. 80 $500. ZOO. 1925 P NJ.
.I2T5 Ndt .~,,~
wILLIANSPORT-l+00 - . $500 tTS ~ 1oeT'
III A. NJ Reading only). tlSl00. 10 F2vo r.: ~,
Feading. PottsvIe and Harrisburg only. 1+O0 r9oo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

Coffee cables: Rio-t7ofee market steady No no.
4s5a exchange II 2S2d receipts 1000 bags cesTe do6
Lai;e5 baRs: cleared for Europe, tev
532O1G bags SsntosCufee market steaoy'
average santos 4Sl0e: receipts 1900 bags stock
2tiS eha bags Hamburg-CofIee market opened IN
tlznkee 2.Se D was unchanged 10 I pfg higher;
-ses 2GOsf bsgs EsTre-Coffee market opened irregu-
a franc higher m unchanged: sales. 5000 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
RAIIlMaRE q. 0Hlo RAl3aaD.

aa,a NETWORK CITY. South Ferry. Liberty
chIcage pttst1trg ..s12 10 Mt. sf2 Is
Chicago. Columbus -.'lZ;1S p m -LVv p N 1tnsCs
Pittsburg CieVe -sN.lS = m S-tV D. IN t$uluo-
s.Pttsburg Limited $50 D. m . ~ p n buIsL
Cincinnati. Louis. .s12 10 nC IL - mt
(incnnsti Louis. ..~o.25 1880 a Diner
Ciacnnau. ST. Louis -6SS p m 't-uc D. N SGrteL
S-erFoiL % m. p. m. Diner
-'0 Royal BILE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. Patio. IS . a m - 80 a. m Bufrst
Washington. Baltic -10 = a. M 10 81 a. m Dner
Washington BaltO---.- .1l2a a m ~1l30 a. RlneF
WASHINGTON. Balto. .-sl2S5 > D!ner.
'.ES1raI inited's n IS .. N. Diner.
v1+sSbGreTon Raro. S5 o. N 90 o. m Diner
JrsshinSton Bato.-.-. 1855 o.. m 200 . BUFFET
~l2- 10 ut IL 10 Mt SlsepSrs
snsiIT TDaiiy except Sunday. sSunday only
Oices: iIS 2ol. 49, 800 Broadway. AStor House
% Union Square W 391 Grand stree y y St3 gtco
Street Brooklyn South Ferry and Liberty Street Bag
gage checked from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
i. EMBELLISHMENTS ar suossrtpuoas sor TIE rriouss
~ received az ths.r Uptown ones
NO. I,36a BROADWAY.

Advertisements at the following eraaon
orrcss at regular once until O'Clock m viz:
eSt sth-r s. 23d-st-: I5;s 6th-aye.. cor
1s,h-st. o. Ea.t I+th-st.; 257 West sSa-st De-
.7.s- I'm and stu sves 26s West t2Jth-st.s I.S:ss
.,d-axe between 56th and 77th sta: to20 3d-sve-s
near ssr-st: I7es fst-sve.. s9th-st: fSs East
I2sth-st.; .56 Trenons-ave.' $50 sd-ase-- nsAr
.tsr-st. 554 3d-nve.s 10 Bteecker-stf S=5
p,eecke,-st. BROOKLYN. y. N.-2fo Gonrt-st-s
.,a smith-St.s I.oo5 Gate.-ave. Newark. " y.
-7e4 Brcsd-st. Also at A q 7. Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
THE. MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-Tork. January 81. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

Receipts of breadsufs interior points thousands.
last three clphers U0o omitted feur bb gain bush as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

- >avazaz azIone ItaIiana "A yapors Naples Genoa.
AonI America Feb 3Cta 81 Napolt. Feb IL
large Cabns promenade deck.
B6ioGNEsI HARTFIELD & CO. 90 Wall ST.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-22

El1in Creamery butter aud Waite
House Zee al Garri~oaS
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-22

iness Of some 6rm or corporation
Of which he was member. II is
not even enough that he may not
choose unfit subordinates; to be
perfect, he must choose 'hsm
solely because Of their fitness; II
he allow any other considerations
whatever Ia influence his choice,
for a strio, moraIst, he is prolauto
wanting in the work which be has
promised, nav sworn, to perform.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-22

The annual report q tna DIVES
commission dwells upon the as
ser,ion tha, all the charges brought
against the commission are made
by those who have been to'led- n
their attempt "a ohsruct the work
ofthe commission. The question
that should COZ Germ the govsrnm nj
is as 10 whether the charges are
true. Just how and wnen Mr..
Rrosius and the Indian r ghts as
ISOLATION have been "toil-d" and
in what manner they have sought
a. ohssruct the work Of the Dawes
commission does not appear Fhe
peolpe are not particular as TO who
brings charges. bnt are only IN
terested in the truth OF tslsi'y oi
such chSrges
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-22
KArY EXCURSION RATEs.
Points AvsilabIe-Dates on Appllca-
ton 20 Agent.

Southeast. TO all points east Of the
Mississippi river (including Memphis,
Tenn, Vicksburg, Miss, New Orleans,
La. en- a line drawn from Memphis,
Tex via the Illinois Central Ry. to Cen-
trail City, Ky, Tennessee, Pennington,
Va thence along the northern state
lines Of North Carolina to the Atlantic
Ocean.
North.-To points in the state OF Ar
kansas. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska and Illinois west OF
line drawn via the Vandalia line St.
Louis to Ellington, ILL.,, thence Illinois
Central Ry. to Chicago. Also to Den
yer. Col, Colorado Springs, Pueblo
Trinidad and intermediate points.
Ola Mexico Aqua calientes, Celaya,
Durango. Guadalajara, Mexico City
Monterey. San Luis, Potosi, Silao, Tor
reon and zacatecas.
Rate-One regular standard (nos ten
porarily reducedl fare plus two dollars
ss0O) for the round trip. Children hall
far,