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New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

MET - bid shafply IN aT'nuoh
5i IS ca the !$TsnriS Nswfor was aFfs5 asd rm
spd hisheP spot closing s69g2s s5c PIP f3
GoPPF t 5ui9ei iST oeF IN do t n but aS here nnay
sa stanasFd eeclrose s SDGiSi at and
l2 20I2 G. @ auief and Unchanged
az a9n Il - was nnchangsd s at
f9 20 IS s in sds9g n1GI 6road Closing glasgow and
a as "a il So fSaRdFs oefs
~ IS southern and No foundry. Southern. soft SIS soS
S2 80 VAT MaanaSN hNp Are ssYRUPs-MOasses active
win efT ssheF s1nP %f bss sgPDy rceS stock IN
but q@,st aan eom5n aa3h1BEsl s
ae fa9 sSo SPsn ts5 s6dG s asssS
P 2$fst faRsy 2445S market for steam and sail
Rates ST bs 5asss
Ts wsge uots1ions ms AntTsr I'D Lo9aO9: se
id GsOw 3D. HP Bristol 20 ana pfgs Bremen ss
Iss Ish 10 2a Mard Rotterda cotton yeEpoG per
100 n rs 47 toms. oil Cake Galveston
tO .o6 pe9%srk 9nns same Rn4 Danish
II tons apa to Nantes or bordeaux, lbs Cd Janu-
British 7. :fessf s British si' team P
60s oS g suansea 70 6s Sd; British steamer 2SSs
tons e9a soa same IS Sd: Russian 1922
Cardiff 6. to 70 Bosson. S. Italian seaer s
Tyne to BGan soa 5c0 Ii o Boso1 3 sa
8eS tIRs m GGa ton soa csrd to PrSTi
dsnoa s. sd 2a4$ TO- tens cs coa o, Hull TO
Sso 6sSh rs sa fSPfisnd
sf "a Boston Austrian steamer l. szf tons
Charleston. Ss brit-
726 general cargo, NeW-
1enerrsf cargo Calcutta Delaware Breakwaer, for
er5ers 81 25 March; Dutch steamer Loo tons
s9sr Mobile 20 Rotterdam, Sos. option Hamburg Sls so
- both norts SOS February; British steamer ls3o
trade, two trips private terms
Norwegian bark 239 coke Liverpool 70 Havana
Rods 10 west Britain East Ireland 3ls od British
shin 847 tons nitrate, west coast South america 10
Roads orer 14c less Is % oirect SCI
s- 39s tons lumber Brunswick to Newly oTk 20 oo OPP
ti Fenandina loading S5 623; schooner 6SS TONS Iun
her ana ties Fernandina to NewYork or Perth Anboy
esTe terms: brig and schooner 452 tons dry
~ c. to New-Aork- - oU; schooner
aoa tons coal Perth Amboy Boston, " TO- schooner
Sas tons coal Philadelphia Providence u 40; Two
scbooners 423 $40 coal Philadelphia to Bos-
- Boston 81 75: steamer 234e tons grain and
o.to1 Nev-Orieans Hsvre gid and Bic respectively
boisne general cargo berthed February British steam
aa 9a7 tons timber, Gulf Rotterdam or Hamburg
ana United Kingdom. Sis 3D. Eehruary. Mareh srltisn
a. s54 tons timber, Gulf TO Continent and east
oa., Jr,fted Kingdom, private terms. February .
99i S-Tbere moderate business in cottonseeo OIL
~. - large Sales prices remained close 70 the eVe
aaiiinq sf ne end week Inseed oil continues
,ist hut Is steadily maintained at the old prices Re
reo ~ decline Petroleum. bbls SOC and IN bulk
s,n Phadelphia bbls. Sl5c and In bulk: booc re
So cases New-York, 1050c. Cottonseed oil-PIinle
r-sde b mills 34G341sc; prime summer yellow Aussg
xic spo forward delivery 4o1544ici on summer yeiN
aai- butter grades spot prime white 4ec prime
ssf47c: out OF town. raw, 44a4Sc' Calcutta raw" foc'
pr6vfsToTsThe % strength live hogs together with
moderate outside demand ana the gram advance gave
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
Cinancial.

lambs steady to strong: good TO choce
native lambs 81 40s6 2 Western ambsN 81 75dS6 %
Buffalo. 26.-Cattle- Receipts. 1000 head
grades steady heavy grades slow prime steers
40: steers 81 I5TSJ; butchers steers
s41Si -; heifers SIS 50QS4 So 81 SOS S4 20 can
81 7J1s2 %: bulls s3qS4 %: feeders. s. I9$4 10:
So 2jS4: stock heifers 81 50S3 iesh sows
springers good demand and strong good to choce
Veas-Recetpts head; steady. tops, s. 25q$S 70;
common to good. 81 350dss- Hogs-Receipts. 1i1Oo
head: active pigs higher: others log 13c higher
heavy 90GsI; Sc sea- IS 90 Workers, s. pigs
Sc T5GS6 So: roughs 81 SOQ$6 10; 81 I30sS .
Sheep iambs-Receipts 26. 100 head sheep steacy
lambs. higher. lambs s6 f5$6 %: cls 10 good
s4 25Gs6 TO- year s5Gs5 % ewes 81 S4 70; sheep.
East Liberty. 26Catte slow; choice. 81 2 50 ~.
prime So 20: good. 7Jas5. Sogs higher prime. heav-
les Sc 95GS7: mediums. So 9oqS6 %: heavy Yorkers
Sc S5Gs6 Workers. So SOqS6 ST. pigs s6
roughs. Sheep higher: best wethers, 81 tIL
50: 81 T5Q 81 So choice lambs - ~
ds6 10. Veal calves ST 50GSS
Kansas City. Jan. e-Cattls-Reeeipts' 1000 head heaa
1.5OO Texans; caves POO Texans. 800 natives
Corn cattle steady; and hefers slow and weak
beef steers 81 S5S5 good. SO 40q$4 So stock
and s5dS4 Western fed steers. 81
10; Texans Indian SSdS4 10: Texas cows
25GS2 81 JOG$4 TO- native hetters - ~
asa s1Gs2 30; bulls 81 Sass so calves - ~
GST Hogs-Receipts 2CO0 head to 3c higher
live top S215 bulk a0d$5 10 heavy IS 65q$6 S2ls
St t0GS6 ~; light - 3uQS 90 workers.
ma rlet strong higher: native lambs S4QS6 %
Western lambs So S5Gs6 10; fed SSl$3: native
vetherz dG"S4 Western wethers. S31>4 50 stock
ers feeders. 81 50d$3 To-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
The stasticel position of Brazilian follows:

COT~roN-Business the Cotton Exchange was Of a
faiy volume g somewhat weaker basis. The
marker opened easy decline OF 57 points under ad-
look for larger receipts
cables raed iittle expectations Of larger receipts
we're only partially carried the movement for
against 30 790 bales last year
Following opening CALL the early loss recovered
with pretty good class Of buying and shorts inclined
until became apparent that public support was
forthcoming required The room contingent mere
fore selling led by certain party who has for
several weeks undermining the weaker long accounts
by thie the market closed
barely steady of las points with total sales
~ futures reaching 10000 bales Selling was
favorable from the drygoods district
especially from FsD River some claiming on Change
prices had been secured for print
cloths Selling further checked by more moderate
estimates TO sight for the week
This according estimates on the New-York
be anywhere from 900
against 30 s93 bales last The fact
export exceeded receipts by o. 100
the investment basis in con-
uecton with the stability shown by the spot
the basis Of good de-
rlsnd from exporters and sptnners.
The OF contract prices In the local market to-day
folors
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorlk. January ed. ieNa.

January IS, lSuS-
-OEFEF-rhe coffee market yesterday opened qulet a.
rarz!al advance Of points being Influenced IN an Up
direction cables an1 Inc more
reeflv statistics The factor showed al adTage
!. franc at Havre Of partial IL pfenEle II l-l
hars prices were 100 reis h1ghe -. 49,
Rio was UNCHANGED. latter inluence OF seil1 c
in with the weeks primary Tecepts @ or
receipts al Santos Rio 10000 paSs Es cur @coi
pared 24o00 last the decrease thls [eaF 'es t
x while these items were more tUsH. ~
cIeararces were full amounting TO some "A "o uas loi
cav and over 10000 all points for the Week anu
7e local trade expecting still further sipenls a.
evidenced by continued sales for neoslnS o d
considerations checked the pulrg 10 g
and after the inactive with the sa
civ matter Of some SEQ bags. The market closed
steady On the opening basis Included IN the eales
quiet steady. with quotations on the oasis o
S[c for RIO No = Total warehouse oeIver1es IN ue
tinted States for the week were IA 46e bags sgsl
10g 90 last week % 63o for the same week eaa
ago OF the NeTE-Ycrk reported ll2oSs
s Santos receipts 131 600 bags for the Week
week and l5sOoo Tor the same
week a wear ego receipts aggregated 5Sooo easS
IssrvV Sc. year R1o snip
e1[E 10 the United @ees 600 bags;
n Frro1e 70o0 Santos shipments TO the United states
for the week 5000 bags; 70 Europe. 4lUoo ahle re
-einra FOR the week stock D COO Bahia
siTrets to States for the week. $3.50 bags
Europe, 60e -, - -. - s.--
me ranes prices il the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

spot cotton closed quiet steady. with quotations
Unchanged basis OF s5c FOR middling upland and
rnidSlinR Sales amounted TO 2lVO baIeS
southern spot markets were teegraphed follows New
Orleans quiet unchanged, sac with sales Of 4.ooo
Mobile unchanged, at S-l6c; Savannah
steady unchanged e-16c with sales OF l5S1 bales
Charleston unchanged S1kc bid: Wilmington hrIn
unchanged. sc Norolk quiet unchanged at lS-lec
unchanged at sac: Augusta quiet
and seadv unchanged al s l5-lec with sales OF 1s4
lses; sea1y. unchanged. at s il-l6c f1stlo
for lOUov
1900 bales compared with 11.5I2 bales actual
last I0e13 bales the day year ago
morrow, $3.50 20 7,soo bales are ex
pecte compared $50 bales actual last week sc
i3 g9l bales year ago. Galveston expects 1900 to
bales with 14.525 bales actual FOR the
corresponding day 15 l9l bales last year
Receipts ports ana interior points to-day, CON-
pared day last week snd last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

provisions considerable bull impetus early in the day
but under realizing and the break in wheat prices
gave rapidly and closed near the lowest Chicago
Quoted Ness sisasis 30: family, sis 5sasis: short
fssfl sss @
as22. DRESSED HoGs-Frm. ouoted: Bae9ns COZ =
c......CUT MEATs-Pickled bssies steady; smolSng
90. @1oc: 10 10 aaeac: IA H. s%c Picked shoulders
steady Quoted S9 Picked hams ham e quiet confrs
She; .LARD-stsady. Quoted: 10 45c City dsra
steady Quoted: a65Gs soc Refined Ia lard M steaal ei;
kegs. IL 25c. Compound steady. Quoted: 7sa7 Nc
s1EARINE-Dul Quoted oleo 1oa1ohc; city iara
stesrine 11Ac. -
from nearby trade. This the market spur. & ua
activity and kept prices firm basis oferngs were
rather moderate The Southern markets WeEe az n
394c fair good 4lsd5sc: prime choice. '4.motse:
GG67sc: Patna. 5sa5s4c Japan foreign nonnd una
do domestic. 4isqAsc Java, iss@5c; Rangoch' III oi
SUGAR-Refned sugar very quiet but an prices; @
terms and conditions unchanged. Refners are are
iobbers and wholesale grocers: cut loaf crusea anu
doTnnoes. 5S5c; mold A and cubes. SC; &AAN e\ pow pow
dered, 4s5c; Eagle confectioners granuiated 9 ~
and extra fine granuated 4S3c; EASE N
bags Of granulaed 496c Eagle, fine granulad anu
standard granuated. 415c: diamond A. 4soc;
ers, A. 4eoc; Nos and 4?oc Ne = s4oc "a @ 4 2nc:
10, No II, Aloe; No IL 40oc NO 10 4'
IA and To- 395c; No 16. 3.90c: Eagle powdered ,,U2o
crystal doininoes zoe The London beet sugar
Is ND. steady but unchanged at VS. 20 tr m
Java fair refining The local mars@' & ,of @
Of and moasses SUGARS were iake!i p o. \
buckle Brothers 516c and Lice respectlve.ii; %
as test was offered at l3-16c but taken as re
fners do want high grade sugars
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan. 26.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day consisted Of good selection OF 1lSi bales
sales were slower withdrawals more rrequsnt
Prices showed material change A large supply oc
secured sold lots of New south Wales super
cornhinS bought In as the bids were not Up 20
sellers views There was soed general demand for
crossbreds which limited supply. America
eought several parcels crossnFeds and nernos Fol-
lowing the sales; New south Wales. 300 bales;
7d6is 9&ds 5dGts lhsds Cneensland 60
bales: Sdf1s 10d. greasy 6e Victoria isco
Australia. i4oo bales gressy SGllsS: Hss, Aassrss
200 bales greasy, SSs11fd NewZsaisnds $40 oaes,
TdQis 5sd: greasy. 6df1s Cape o. Good aops
and Natal 600 bales scoEred II lsdg1s va ksssys 'sS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

w w. s4 90.
Charleston. Jan. 26.-Turpentine firm. 59c Rosin nrn
A r. g ID and p 81 93. p 81 10. z; 81 80; II, 81: l.
So a5; X. 81 SIS; NJ So 80; n. Sc so; w G. So 49, W.
81 Is. So,,
Wilmington. Jan 2e-sPirits .urPentIe firm os47s 1si
receipts Is casks Rosin firm, 81 55s1 60 receipts loo
hbls Crude turpentne Arm s2aS so; receipts Is Dds
Tar firm, 81 so; receipts, SO 43- - -,
London. Jan. -Turpentne--Spirits AS 21ad Rosin
American strained, 5s Cd; fine, es Cd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 26. ,. H-cotsoa-spot n tsir de-
rnsnS. prices points lower American nntddlng fair
5s6 good middIins. 4g2 middling -; low mlddinss
fbs Ssy ers fe 900 bales which 10OO for specu
iafton and export and Included 1880 American Re-
sins az bales including 30S00 American Futures
opened easy closed steady: American mitdlng G.
January 6SG4 50. January and February 46s44oss
February and March. 46S9469. March and Aprll te9.
Anrfi and MAY ald June. an June and July
FL IIly and August Al: August and September. 81
GA "a: September and October. 446; October and Novs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
NAVAL STORES.

for spirits turpentine still steady but
cuie the asked price raised isc gallon This was
owing a further advance at Savannah. Rosn was
firm Tar ruled steady firm fairly active We
quote: .,s
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-on and machine bbis ee9
62IAc.
TAR-Pins bbls 81 1bas2 20: oil bbs 81 %
T7OSIN-Conmon TO good strained. 81 95G$2: D. 81; r.
y2 o. So o5as2 10: O. 81 1882 is; H 81 30as2 s5
81 75as2 SO; K 50 25sS 30; M So T5$3 So " IS egSa
w C, 81 Is. ana w W. s4 60
STOCK ON HAND.
turpentine, bbls.
Tar
Savannah Ian a6-Turpentine drm 60c bid; receipts
III bbh sales bbls; exports 81 bbls Rostn arm
reents 5T bbIs sales bbls. exports 6s4o bills
quoted: A b. c. and z. 81 20; r. 81 rs. @, u 70; h.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet. hrn
No spring S0fls2c: No T2qS0c; No red 77z 9TSAc
No 2 corn 45&c No 2 yellow. 45%&c; No oats. 344c
No white sec: No 5 white, 34G35ac; No rye. SOC
5okc: good feeding barley. 4644sc fair choice mating
4sa5ec No aaxseed s. 10: No NorthEss.srn 81 "a
lard per 100 ~ $40 soSslo 40; short ribs sides goSss
short clear sides Oexed 50 5ogss 75 whiskey basis Of
high wines 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market dull and easier: creameries, 1Tq2isc
dares 17a22c Eggs loss or returned 22e
Cheese dull firm. l3al4c
7slao: No Northern. 7s'sc; May. 1sasq7sac: July
Mnwsuksss, Jan. ssawheat n-msr m;. = Close. Nc I
@slHc. sellers. Rye No I. 51q52c- Barley steady;
standard 5sc: sample. Aq55c. Corn-May 43G4oSc
sellers.
5si.GTsssc; track No hard. zoe: No Northern
Isc No Northern, 76lsc. Flour l0c First patents
"a 15s4 patents si$i IO first clears 81 60
second clears, So 1882 rs BRAN In bulk slt 9oQs4 20
Phiadelphia. Jan. 26.wheat firm. &c higher: con-
tract grade January s1&Gs24&c Corn sc higher good
demand No . export elevator. 50 SlzTooc; January,
b5iaa5ec quiet but firm; No white clipped ga
643c Flour unchanged. Rye -four unchanged SUCK
wheat -four 81 so1s2 hrner: extra western
creamery zee nearby prints. &c Eggs nrrn sssod
demand fresh nearby. the mark do western -9c
at he mark: Southwestern 24c at the marx: 90
Southern 23d24c at mark. Cheese unensnsed New
YorE fuIi creams prime small l4pl4c 90 lair 70 sooo
do 8issc DO prime large i.e do fair &c e Ssa al
pcunds In sacks wheat Ieo eushels' eorn %o"' es''
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 2S-CattIe-Receipts, 24.ooo head. in
Guiding 600 Texansl strong to SC higher rood TO prime
81 1896 25 poor 70 medium - Sssgst o s,oek
s2 25gss Gamers 4oas2 co. bulls 81 25@$< So calves
"a 75Gx7 80; Texas fed So 5oQSi so Hogs-Re-
esips to-day 81 500 head: to-morrow 5000: lstt over
higher: close weak. mixed and butch
ers Sc 45Gs6 good choice. heavy. SO s0Q$6 e7
rough S. 5oqs6 ~; light 80 Ss5$o eo bulk OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
,ntract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee cables: Rio-Coee market frIn; No a
Fio $3.50 exchange. Il I3--6d: receipts, IoGO bags
cleared Tor the United States 10000 bags; cleared for
F5r-oDe 5000 stock. 564 COO Santos-Coffee market
teady good average Santos $500 receipts 2ooo bags
1-1s5 oOo. Hanburg-Co1ee market opened un-
changed. al 2:3o 2. unchanged to 4 pfennig
hfEbe-: sales GOO Havre-Cofee market opened
higher; u unchanged; at 3 p m
quiet and unchanged; at $50 p. unchanged total
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


sTATIoNs sses Of VEST ERERr and
GoTtiaGdt f Street. later strs.s tn.H
ssat,on except below %hess asf otScf"lse
and Dining Car csT EeN 4d u Ptssa two ssspns
tiburS to chesso No Coaches to Pit PittsRgTs S9eTsand
ss rAfT HsFRisu'f ar
ton a @ seePtng Dining smeng oiesa s96 Detroit
M s9ePna,, /. 4 Ina!5nspqs Loqi;yie s. LSgls
hour train To chicago. Pullman CeupartHssnd5 ssd
Bans, smoking Gar ''.' 80 ~.svss
For Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and ID IOusvills
5.n Cseago I st L9nS Pnns For P,ttsburs
fo MsGS M EusTs 1l s Rae
o.aa P: VI. WESTERN EXPREss:-FOr Chicago y For
7.55 ?. NJ PAcfFfc EXPREss@ PttsSurg and and
aSuts Connects for ceseland except sssSrday
PPEEkAeP PitsSdTr ceveand AM9 and ciaeinna
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Ia sn s rss @ n6 % m n G1 os CO 6s bains aa Carp
raas m ~ o Dining Car 10 sSoT95se ard an Psrio
and Dining Cars a25 DINING carl 20 sDinns Sas q5
ss tbinns esr carr io5s Fl Dinng m Car, 5 6insg
6ar o. congTessional Limited ID innr cap5 s.
soI449RS SPIning csre ai g23 & Z 10 niss! m 121o
night daily TIE soqtasTns Palm sfqsef .se r. % m
ATLANTIc COAST L!NEEzPre SIS M os.54osses sFa sSs
CortIandt Streets 20 0. nj Weekdays . - -
SEABOARD AIR LINE, RAILwA --E;xpTess ~ 2, u
Week-days Mail. 2.f0 night daily. Seaooaro I'if1
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--Fcr Memphis
caEsAPEAEE fPa NsE fLsaa' OHIO m RaiLWAY-75s nj week
r6R 5ay' OLD . f6NT 569 p toF6T e ri 5aiy and
week -dayS and S Sd p m. daily. .t- 5.rs
ATLANTIC C1TY.-955 a and 25o p N
Sundays. 80 a. Through Vestibuled trans 6p
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on Weeh-uay
Ior Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Car and S'ah1
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-t2-;5 p. weekdays. -. ,.-.-,
points New York and Long Brancn Hahroad
West Tweutythird Street Stationl 500 a; H,s O *
a. m 455 p. m. from Desbrosses and cortlanot
Streets 900 a 10. $40. BIO ana AI''V y "
weekdays. Sundays. 9.45 a. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s2j g. So 925 Penna. Lmited). 1910 tDeSor3SS5es
Streets 20) Dining Car) l99 i
Carr. L. 55 Dining Carr, l93 t1IIs
Carr, 10 (Desbrosses and Cortandt streets 2-o -
Dining Can. 355. +25s - Dining Carll dS2 10
.. M. 10 night Sundays. $40. 80 Dining taf no
coaches. S.25. $50 955 Umiteyl $50 lo09 tDIs
Carr m. 1885 Dining Carr 1-55 Dining Car
Dining Carr. 3j 20 dining Carl 100 Dhns iH ib.
Offices. 461. 1854 III and PSI Broadway: -
(beow 23d ST.; 26 Fifth Avenue tcorneI
18th St.l; Astor House; West Twenty-thir street
Station os DesbrOsses and Cortandl
Streets Court Street Fulton Street 9S Broadway
Jersey City. The New York Transfer company WIZ
call for che>k baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone .ai4 Eighteenth Street fog Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
w w. ATTERRURY. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager GeD'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 26-Flour firm; best patent spring 81 81
@s4 75 bakers straight spring 81 2aaS4 so: taksrs
S3sS IS: patent winter 81 5OG$4 30 clear So l5q$4
cracker -four. S3 1854; rye four So s3lIS4 % Wheat
Spring No 1 hard. 90c. winter nominal Corn
Dull and weak: yellow offered at 523tc: Ne : corn
52l.c Oas-Track receipts cleaned UP: No white &c
No mixed. 41c Barley. 52a65c. Rye. No l. in store.
6oiac. - r.,
lows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

1000 shipments: wheat $4,000 bushels; 1900;
oats $500. - - -. -
81 Louis Jan. 26-Coss Wheat lever No red "a sass :
hard 72za75c. Corn No cash. 4fasc; May a
G4Isc. lower; No cash. S5'sc. May So9SRSie'
No . white 37tzc-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE ND WAsHNdNWIIU0 ~ IT IUN-Fo,st ~ 90
.fe Is Mdt - -, -. 8
dav SUNDAY only +Parlor only iVia TaTnaaua-
Cfices: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Astor HOUSE
11s PSI 49, 1900 1854 Broadway Is Sth Ave- . Cndo
coTara West I52 East 18th 273 West l25th St. 2+s
16lunbiIs Ave New York: Court St, 34+ $50 Fulton
g, orooEIvrn. as Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK
transfer Co calls and checks baggage to dstnaLon
NJ - pFSI E-P c. NJ. BURT.
y resident risr,1 Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
READING SYSTEM
CExV IEDZEE CENTPAI. p II

Liberty Stree. and South Ferry Cime from South
Ferry five minutes earlier)
E4STON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z4O0 T15 Easton onlyo. Sl0
NJ. 1.20 4 80. SEQ (5.45 Easton only) P M sun
davs a. A 80 P. NJ
WTIEESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z400. 80
NJ 5O0 p NJ Sundays 425 A ". 100 p M
LAKEw OOD. LAkEHURsT. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4.0O. $40 A. NJ. I.30 go. 40 Lake
wood and Iakehurst only. 500 Cx5-SO Lakewood ony}
Arr syTIC TiiyWf9 40 A NJ +3.40 P NJ
vINEIAND AND BRgDGETON-fs4OO 90 A n, f15o
LONG BRANCH. AsBTR1 PARk 0SEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE
POINTS-z4O0. $50. Il. so A NJ 40 $50 $50 P NJ
Ocean Grove. 800 A. NJ. 40. P III
phil JIADE,I,PF1IA (READING TERMINALy-Z~4Z9.
- 90 500 sgN0. 1000 T11.O0 A NJ. t12 90. 100
81 so ~ 90 1890. 100 '5Go. f6 90 1880. 500 P NJ
,,rt1 ~ 10 9 Mdt ,rsrNr-r srREErs-s42s 1880 .1osO
ali 80 ! NJ. 100 $3.50. 500. %IOOs lbs r. NJ
RE1nINf;. HARRISBURG. POTTsyiLLE AND
WILIIAuSPORT-l4Oo. z4-25. $500. VTsl0 QO-0'
II 10 A NJ Reading only. ls1O0. l2o. t2OO p ~
Reading. PottsviIs and Harrisburg only T4oo rs.o0
2 NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27

Exchange specaI Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
600 bales speculation and export lOOO
5000; American 5000. mid
ding upland s5zd Futures opened barely steady 70
points decline; closed steady l93 points lower
New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 26. 1908
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-01
A Long Dance.


William Kemp, an English comic ac
tor who fiourished during the last years
of Queen Elizabeth and who belonged
to the same company as Shakespeare
and created Dogberry, danced from
London to Norwich, distance of ia
miles He was accompanied by serv-
ant, an umpire and q man with tabor
and pipe. Crowds hindered his start
on Feb. II, 1900, and many met him at
every place. Several tried to dance
with him, but none could rival his pace.
The most successful were women. AL
though delayed by snowstorm, he did
it in nine days, and on the way accept
ed a challenge or two, each time COM
ing off best, except when Chelmsford
maiden Of fourteen danced till he was
ready to lie down." On his return he
wrote an account Of it, which ends
with a warning to those with whom he
had made wagers that if they did not
pay up he would publish their names.
The mine Daies' Wonder" as the title
runs, is a merry, readable pamphlet.
Among other curious information in it
is the statement that the customary
way to deal with pickpockets at the
theater in those days was to tie them
to post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-01
No Language of Their Own.

Among the peoples of the world the
Swiss are alone in having no language
they can call their own. According to
a recent visitor to the little country,
about three-fourths Of the people Of
Switzerland speak German, while the
remainder divide four other languages
among them, mainly French and 1tal-
ian, the languages varying as rule
according to the proximity Of the peo-
pie to each country whose tongue they
speak Public documents and notices
are printed in both French and Ger
man.
In the Swiss congress, or national
parliament, the members make their
speeches either in French or German,
for nearly all the members understand
both languages. The orders Of the pres
ident are translated by an official in
terpreter and furnished to the newspa-
pers in both languages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-01
Curiosities of Color.

After any severe shock you will be
very likely to find that you have be-
come temporarily color blind.
Your perception of green light has
probably gone, at least partially. White
objects will then appear to you of a
reddish purple and green objects to be
very much duller in hue than ordi-
narily.
Any one can make himself or herself
temporarily color blind by wearing a
pair of ruby red glasses. The prolonged
action of red light on the eyes ends by
firing out the nerves which receive red
light. Consequently when the glasses
are at last removed rainbow appears
to have only two colors-yellow and
blue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-01
HHe WOn'f0R

Of consumption is remark often made
of heshy man. The remark expresses
the popular recognition of the fact that
the sign of consumption is emaciation,