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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
TESTING THE COUNTY ACT.
ITne ofieIal and Commercial Record

The case brought by Treasurer Kepoi-
the threshold of the court, on the
ground that, as Treasurer, he has no
legal authority to bring the suit. There
can be no doubt that if he had brought
the suit in his capacity as a tax payer.
he would have had a standing in court,
and it seems to be drawing the line
rather fine to say that the man who
pays the taxes has an interest in their
disposition, while the man who has the
responsibility of their care and dis
position has not. However, there is
considerable in connection with the case
which does not appear on the surface.
The case was brought without the
knowledge or consent of either the
Governor or the Attorney General,
against another coordinate department
of the government, and it was proposed
to pay private counsel for this work, at
the public expense.
On general principles this proceeding
was out of order and, if unobjected to,
would have established a bad precedent
If any head of a department. of the
government can at his own sweet will
without the knowledge or approval OF
any one else, start suits against other
government officers, employing private
counsel at public expense, so to do, the
door will be opened wide for Kilken-
ny series of law suits, with unlimited
graft for attorneys who are in need OF
fees. The fourteen members of the leg
islature who were turned into lawyers
by magic wave of the hand would
speedily follow up the scent and the
calendars of the courts would soon be
overlooking with official suits ano
cross suits, while retainer receipts could
be used as paper currency. taking the
place of clearing house certificates
which are used as temporary stop gaps
during hard times in the Eastern
States.
All suits to settle legal questions be-
tween departments should be under
taken only upon full knowledge of the
Governor and through, or with the ap-
prevail of the Attorney General. Any
other course will lead to confusion
and unwarranted expense.
| IN view of the failure of the Kepoi-
kai case to furnish the desired test Of
the county act, on its merits, the Ban
Association has again taken the matter
up. formulated a case, and with tbs
approval of the Governor and the At
torney General Quo Warranto petition
has been filed. which will bring up az
the general objections which are urged
against the County Act.
The meat of the proceeding is the al
legation that the County officers do not
hold their offices legally, because the
act is invalid, fo'ir grounds being. al
legged. viz:
1. That the organic act provides that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25

The Bank of Spain has received a
permanent loan of $4,000. That sum
was deposited there under the will Of
the late Cardinal Espinosa, who be-
queathed it to ''the first Spanish Cen
eral landing on United States territory
with an army sufficiently strong to
avenge the defeats of Cuba and the
Philippines In the meantime the
fortunate Bank of Spain is to take care
of the $4,000 and enjoy the increment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
MANUAL TRAINING AT pUNAHoU.

The engagement of a teacher of man
ual training at Oahu College should be
welcome news to many in this COM
munity. There is no place in the
world where a sensible and practical
course such as this, in which empha-
sis is laid rather on executive power
and the ability to meet every day
problems, than on book lore, is more
greatly needed than in Hawaii. This
want has been filled in not few cases
by individual enterprise; in one in
stance, a prominent citizen kept the
services of a Kamehameha manual
training instructor for two years while
his son pursued the course; another
gentleman has provided his son with
lathe and forge and he is justly enthu-
siastic over the good which the boy
has gotten even without instruction; q
third who has long been connected with
educational work has gathered together
at his home a small class of young
.CiillOTen WHO'LL ne has personally III
structed and directed. The establish
ment of this course at the College with
d skillful instructor and all conven-
fences places within reach of every one
the kind of a course which has long
been a regular part of the best school
systems in the East.
When it is remembered that the
trustees of the college are going to no
small expense in presenting this OPP
portunity not only to its present pa
irons but to the whole community as
well, the enterprise should receive the
support that it deserves. If the de-
mand for it in this case is wide
spread and insistent, the public schools
will not be slow in arranging for the
same advantag es. BY patronage and
judicious encouragement all who have
children should make sure of the con-
tinuance and extension of this vital
training of which this community
stands in such great need. All citi-
zens who are looking to Hawaiis COM
mercial, Industrial and educational ad-
yancement should give this proposition
substantial support.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
CHRISTMAS DAY.


glow to-day spread all the
earth The dead turkeys and have finished their abor and
living gobbs swell and the living gander
attended bye surviving with consciousness
that caught up the Fourth OF July Thanksgiving Day.
ey NAV last for another has been
The buildings ready for their baptism OF heat
Mouths already for the good things that specially
agae young middle age and the atated period
of life expectation Bright glittering
gifts Claus and Kriss Krnge and gazing towards
1.-The kitchen Even the air. under hedges and in the dngy
holes poverty and occasionally hopes the great feast
Iof the year is in progress
enough for their purpose, but they
only approximately true parenthes of time
the globe and Christmas travels with the hours although
dropped equator 1t however far different other
nearly universal under terrestrial limitations
activity anything be- and its shining belts OF goodwill of
happiness and plenty through degree latitude and
longitude AS these lines appear in print places
Christmas rapidly vanishing and indications of
apparent while other spots the children have barely suspended
their stockings and wide awake in bed But everywhere
earth perhaps other spheres the Christmas spirit
the of Man vbrates the sound of harmony Pagan
beyond this benefcen annual visitation that
than nineteen centuries, has inspired the human
Ebenezer Scrooge has repend for the
third time and ngng his money about in the ecstay of his
manhood For time Tiny
Tim has exclaimed is about exc1aim God bless all"
Trotty Week has awakened will
vision of the Spirit of the Chimes Richard half Meg
with kisses Mrs Chckenstak may be safely assumed
ready mixed and tasted the ootome flip and again again.
Will renew her familiarity with that humanng stmuant before the
day Caleb Pummer again pouring false descriptions
the beauties of his abode pretending
goged with deicaces while the stands in his
blind daughter yields his wild imagination drinks faith
the equivalent of fact Little Dot Mrs Peerybngle she pre-
ers to be called with the third cp cricket emerged
about to from her innocent without
worthy of the tenderness. For noted
these characters and others wo Christmas
have existed nineteen hundred three years
concentrated and beaued the same ancient
story.
Christmas bells Ginning the message Manger
the Cross and keeping time to the motion of the Health and
sickness gadnss and freedom slavery infancy
in Cline every condition. unite the Christmas chant
Hospitals prisons The asnesses relaxed
Worshppers crowd the churches The world clothed fed
Harmony pervades the human Wickedness affects
virtue and evil srnks out of sight The loud of material prog
is hushed War "snoohes wrnkled
at least the softenng influences ascenden
buried the shroud Of night All transformation due to the
low note of love that the first Bethlehem
repeated Calvary and that weed anthem rising
fraternity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25

Our unique contemporary, the Homo
lulu. Times, is out with its Christmas
ndmber. A subscription to it would
have several uses as a holiday gift; it
would please the recipient and help the
publisher, an elderly lady who has gone
into a trying venture with very youth
full courage and hopefulness. The
Times, a monthly, is unlike any other
paper in Honolulu and is always inter-
esting; its editor is one of the most
worthy among all the local workers of
the craft.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25

Several species of reptiles. insects
and other land crustacea peculiar to
Martinique are supposed to have been
rendered extinct by the Pelee eruption.
Among them is the fer-de-lance, the
most dreaded snake of the Antilles. A
land crab, small frog (Hylodes mar
tinicensis) scorpion and hairy spider.
a lizard and several species of bugs.
are also believed to have been exter-
minated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
GERMAN BEER STEMS.

All new designs from the ordinarx
up to the most expensive.
Hundreds to select from. i
Beer Mugs, decorated IS each
Covered Beer Stems from $3.50 to
SIo.75 each.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25

Tomorrow is the Advertisers day off
Subscribers not getting the paper will,
we trust, accept in its place the heart
merry Christmas and a happy New
Year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
SEWING MACHINES.

We are SOLE AGENTS for the
WILCOX & GIBBS new automatic
cfain-stitch SEWING MACHINES. Al
very useful and appreciative Christmas
present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25
SILVER PLATED WARE

guaranteed to be the best quality made.
consisting of Children's Mugs, shaving
Mugs and Brushes, Syrup Pitchers, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-25

Half hourly cars UP the Heights con-
meet with Rapid Transit. 9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoIk. January 10. 1903.
BEANS AND PEAs-The trade is quiet again TO-DAY
in both domestic foreign beans but there was no
Possiby strictly Choice shade nTer owing
reain quiet but strcy choice held with
confidence and few sales have been made ,! nt,.e
per bush Sc 721z$2 10 DO medium choice q SSgS2 81
3s @ sBs2 asss3 sch %cose e Fs9 Sss ass M ehSse 90
t5e s s2R ~ % ss G importsd giants s. 5G
Italian medium. 81 o5@s2 20: other foreign medium
8 soSsi sssI & S fTeis ge coth Sa bass g asf f' ss
t,e foek has accrnuiated during week and
GOODS VIII have 10 - sTeS erss eyr sTs some @
ndence in the situation ard full former prices were I
s ssea medium % moo 10 ehaaee grades Of fresh creamery
receivers hsye sos surplus Sad n %he mae s1gs 50 IN
conseqace Yey faney fresh creamery E + steady at
but good deaf stock has been moved during the
& ,s ana sre che osns Steady nhd Unchanged quote
Cree ezraS G per @ H. ess e ao 22aras do held extras
26.az7c: DO frsts 24sg2ee; 90 lower grades
eeosds 25n28e grader. 2oa21c: Western nits
on ersaDe a;s @ nosea @a fliT xas ase i'S 90
mon to good i79c: Western factory fresh small tubs
fsse ser esde Z1e 90 Zee DO held nes 1saIs1c lower
Ss ssssss a@ l5esl' a. common nSTs to BTe 7alsse
cHEEsETrsding IS rather quiet 10 cay & ou e i
ortan feature week has beer renewal Of deano n
rom se %s e CHEESE and other exporters
puncassd from ana i .n 20 Pees are held With Increasing
condence occasional sales Of speGaiy desraoie & Elk
sdPs ed nds seP csb sis Cd for both white
o1ote: state full cream small fall made colored fancy
IsG141c DO white fancy. f4c do late made coloed or
vhfte Choice I3sc: good 10 prime I3q 4c 90 com
mon 10 fair liI2612&c: do larg fali MADE iancy tc
do late made coored. choice. 13isc: do white choice
6I3lzc: prime be- do common 70 iar,
IILsII24c: light Skins small. choice l29 l2tac: 90
iI14G11izc: part skins prime lV7+plic
DO fatr 20 good g54 dlol4c; do common 69Ic
FCGS-Receipts continue light. and the SUPPLY OF hsh
Grade fresh small but the recent advance mas
rfeced the somewhat. and there is now snicet
stock for ali present requirements The tone OF me
Is however. the recent inproN NeneIl
moving fairly well in the better grades sn
held with State Pennsylvania ana
nearby. fancy. selected white. sac: DO average bes
common 20a2sc: Western. loss or 3lc: do at marx
ss,c Ken,ucky 2oa27c Tennessee. 20G2ec: diTties
1safasc: refreersto fa 20924c: do spring. 1saG2ic
do summer. ishlatc. =, ,....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. close quiet but without
change Litiio doing IN pears grapes Cranberries
,ase only iiRat stock small and prices
hefd dru,iy Florida quiet: is less nrin
fsrara frrt very Mandarfns tangernes neg
iected we ores. Apples King cold storage fancy per
Nh "a 50nxl prime 81 oos3 do fair TO good
g. g. sood to prime 5oasS oo Ben cold stoTase
fancy az 0S8; average prime 81 7bGs2 rs; do Rsldin
eoa storss 7S DO sveIass pT1s,s g 71g
average prime g 1902 2s all sorts popF TO far sg 5S
grapes NssYor catsrss Per m small basket H.
concosd in 6uk, per tan s2s9$1o' cranbeTes Cape Coz
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January TO- 1903.
CyzFFEE-The coffee to-day. opening quiet
unchanged prices ruled dull under the usual
saturday haholidsy apathy hut developed reaconary
tone aft Friday result Of lower
rabies receipts close quiet
prices Sales but
early cables Disappointing to those
trade who had expected continuance of yester-
6ays strength. Havre = franc lower. and Hamburg
pfennig higher closed unchanged The
primary also unchanged In the early
little Of Sales restricted for
uncertainty receipts, which, il
has been predicted. decided decrease in the
while purchases discouraged by the
showing OF the foreign markets Sentiment however re
rather bearsh than bullsh the average
vth operators at the same disposed trade very
cautiously side view OF the already low
Jewel Of prices The spot quiet, but steady
SIC for Rio No T.
prices in the local market to-day
folio
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11


@ i8sli ga. 5000: Tepss ece RePioai 5000; middns
e s c 90 sa fis sGr. sGf net f@g Points points lower; % jan
s5d NaTcsa-aprsi 4es; Airil-sdaT 4es Msy-1une
July ard JUly-Ansost 463; August September $50 i59
FLoUR AND MEAL,-Tte -four trade vas q iighI ,
ssesE Spring ps.eais- 81 loaS4 IS: winter siTaights
g ssas g; eStra No winter. S&ass Z; extra 10 ?
sT-lvse- isccfS'Slft;AT FLorE-9uieI; quoted s. =
6Sz 81 spos and 70 aFr1Ee BYE FIoI-StssSy .1
80 coRSNEA me 9goted 5iln dried s. %
Fne white and yellow. 81 .oqs 55 coarse 81 15si
f - p & uess s n Sng sax6 bran @ & TP65: So@ Ss
n,ccIas siees23 il 2oG n cy feed $50: nseed
GRIiNEwHEAT-I 81 preceding DAYS Of the week
sat1rcsy which eaosed II c net higher and at practically
-an volume in he local market active IN chicssc
and ffs o,tIooE foT 1nnre snow in western states A.
NeuYo- Is nm ,I5ertcne lay chiefly in The fact that
h.dezs ress short and found tie sdEsnoe Of 3Gzd in
ozi hssn-s throughout the entire session IN fact
R-oa-ssa report iIdiosfiTr stocks had shown
s,-e s Tts ,1s- +r,1 searr rain had fallen in the
e-y-ttse but these Lacked .onfnatoa in official chan
h-ls Ez1izztsa The visible Supply were remodeed
nts prosDecs foo deTeass Monday instead Of the
rors,s 70 CSC 90 Sass compared With 55i COO bush
- aad seaioer a"T cesTsDess lea & sTs.essed s. COO
incssded ? loads hard Manitoba and u
slosed sosc eie-aaor and soc h. .Spat NJ Northern
D1iufh Manitoba both o afoa@-
rs1FE-Tne Saturday extreme
~ uarrvzT hot lie department showed further
tyity which prevented the duiiness
effect the price
Lzkf orzI unchanged 10 ~c lower and At
sytrg bllI-s 81 The market the favorable weather
tecitze Of n Liverpool quotations, and III
te-1o amounting 1000 bushels Broom han
SAID he ENGLISH 5~ciie occasioned ny oecsl of
heavy sstpu7~nts Of American corn % Liverpool me
favorable point the outside Of export bsi
uss -sssFsos-a clearance bushels The
export trade ooursted OF load here a 5.sze ana a.
loads al ciosed obc eiersior ahn
SIC b sHoaf: 2 white and No yellow 6oc o y
Efioae- rasTicet for oats quiet ga
an sales here amounted 20
25.0c bush no . closed 40c: No 3 5easc; No
white zlzc- 40 . white zIlzc; track mixed nominal
trzck Write. 4oGzze and standard white. 4,
EYE-Na75xet ouse o . Western. 39c . ID anoat
STATE rye ss557c .BARLEE-harket steady Feed
Ing quoted sc. and mailing at sFGooc bofn
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentne firm. with higher
prices asked. owing advance Savannah. Rosn
low grades and firm for high grades. Tar
held. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On bbIs. 57Izc; machine
bbls 5Slsc
TAR-Pine bbIs So 25: bbls 81 25.
ROSIN-Common strained. 81 9212; good strained.
81 a2lqs1 S5; d. s2asa IS; E. $2as2 05 81 1ogs2 Is;
6 So f5Gs2 90 H. Sc 35Gs2 40; 81 so: X. S3 30 NJ.
So 70GsS Is; n, IS e5; w G. 81 %; w W. 81 559s4 go
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 34Ui2 DDS
Tar eoi DDS
London Jan io-Turpentine-Spirits. Ais Cd Rosn-
American strained. IS; fine. es Sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Indo Ian arrivals of wool for the rht series
OF auction of 1903 which opens January 20 amount
n 100 bales including T2o0o bales forwarded direct
The Imports during the week Were New south Wsies
a,,sh Australia I132 bales Zealand. 9.ies
cane OF Good Hope Natal 934T bales. Singapore
T5s bales; elsewhere, 2e2 bales.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA

DGNUOllHHNlA
RAILROAD.
sIAN5boSs Np VEST N sREE
GsThe leaving time from Desbresses ana
Cortinndt Streets is 1--WE minutes later than
that given below Twenty-shird street
station. except where otherwise noted
and Dining York to Sleeping Car
gsT dss y aases. ana g tsysIsad Conn
Cars For cBicsso cieseland Toi:ao Detroit cin-
1. IL TIE PGNNsT 1fGzSsii T%VNNfi
prasinsfss% sseDas s%as Das Buffet
1ss IN; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrEEs;;s;a ;Is;;;.,
ToT Toled9 Nashville Gva Cincinnati and Iouisvie'
sss 1cfleasf os s hesss PlahF
WeieS. w. hSS'sl %a VIA ssesandosh
s.ss F: NJ WESTERN ExpREss..-ror Chicago. For
7ss pAcTFfc pSesfFaey E1PREsor 49Hfs rsers and
Routes csc P 3xys dsy ws
s2s sv NJ cLEvELAND AND tINe3INN,ATI, 3;SS,A11,, Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s 1St s fss $50 1!1s Gsr TO- D and Cart Cert
street. z bsiss sRd q GPrs9S; Ss9Si
Ha I 9nlns DINING css s Dining Can a ,s as aias s9aas ea
ing s Can g Is ongTessoaai Li9ed All Pa5or % and
soGTHERN q m laS s25 as p 1910
COAST LING-Express, 500 a. M anu 90
sEABoARp AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 1255 ?. m
N~oHfQIk ~ AND WESTERN RAILWAT.-For Memphis
ciIEsA AND So o{f1o n RaA1hhyywAr-zSs a.
FOR PoT comFoR ead Or p and n 6f:fS
", ,Mee.s-G1ys and S55 q. m. daily
ArnaN IIC SITf-a55 a m. and 255 NJ week-1aye
9punnsSs 100 Through vestibuled Trains BnIe'
sor ars and Standard Coaches wsek-days- sar
or shokns Car Paror Cars. Dining Cay and Standard
Ear r. no,. " f.-I255 m weekdays. ~.
poins on New York Branch Railroad tfror
soS Wenty,thtrd Street Station; s5s a m II i1 10
'S ana n5 m. Weekdays sgndays; a,,sadf nd
S,ests goo a. Z 90 $40. SO and 1iSo p m
A-NaSs- sundays As a. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Desnrosses and Cortlandt Streets 620, rs; Ioo
900 20 O. Penna- Limitsd). IL 10 tDesorosses
ortiandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car) 10 90 IDlI
rsgz n ISe M 125S Dining Car) LSs SDnins n
TO Dining Carr. 1885, Dining Carr 455 CDin-
CarJ; oo5 Dining Carr 7.55, s25. S55. 923 D. m.
ao ngnt Sundays, $40 Dining Car. coaches]'
99I2; 80 $50 Limted) 9.55 Los CDning Carr a M
aao D9rning Carr. 155 Dining Carr. 3S Dining Carl
r.Sar, Iso S23 s-55 9.25 p. m. II, 10 nlsht- -,
iicet o1ces Nos 4Sf 1854. 26f Broadway. lS2
Erin Avenue below 23d S Fifth Avenue (corner
S9th ST.: Astor House: Twenty-thrd Street
streets Court Street $50 es Broadway
ana PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station
Jersey City: The New York Transfer Company VIII
can Tor and check baggage hotels and residences
Telephone "ei4 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURY J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Gent Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
Books ano Publications.

A LII. ABOUT THE AUTOMOBILE sTTOws-Nsw Yor<
"A Ian II II Chicago February 81. 27-in Automobiis
Topics Daily Complete descriptions OF the new for
500, fx Illustrated Who's Who Special features
every day Twelve mailed to address for so
cents Stamps money orders
Autornobfe Topics. - West And street. New York
A EMBELLISHMENTS subscriptions FOR The Tribune
= rscetved at their Uptown Once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between ssth until o'clock D m
Advertisements win following branch
scncss at reguIa- ONCE until O'Clock IA. ss;
znS sth-ave.. O. cor. Zsd-st: t53 6th-ave.. cor
lzrh-st: o2 East f4th-st.. 25T West s2d-sx. BE-
tween Tth and 2S3 West f>Sth-sf: t-stS
3d-aye.. between Teth and T7th s-ss i.OZS Sd-Ass.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

of fresh Southern 2Sc. off Cheese firm but dull:
New-York prime. small. I4G141Gc do fair
good small 1Sa3g13e do prime large 14Gl44c; do
Receipts-Flour. 200 bbs 100000 10 in sacks:
Wheat 800 BUSH "A, 0Oo oats. 5000.
St Louis Jan 10-C1ose: wheat-No red cash. 711sc:
MAY 751ac; July. 7I%c: . hard. 66h9691.c. Corn
No 2 cash, 40$ac; May. 401ac. oats-No cash. 34c;
May 341Ec: No white. 351ac.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAshiNGToN-tS.s 3d.
1850 s1I-9O A. NJ. 'LOO. s'3so '5Ao0 TOO p. n.
Mot.
day SSrnday only .Parlor only llVia Talnz9ua-
xSaturdays.
f1S o61 Broadway 1S2 9Th Ave. . Union
we i5g 81. 273 West I25th ST.. 245
1oiurubus Ave York: Court St. S44. 500 Fulton
:, RrookIyn: as Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
transfer Co calls checks baggage destination
W. Prssident Gen Manager General Pass'r Agent,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
READING SYSTEM

IIberty Street soush Ferry thine from Sou:l
Ferry five minutes ssrifsr).
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MACCH CHUNK-z4.O0 C.15 Eastou only, 9fa
A. NJ. I'D 440 SEQ (5.45 Eastor only p. II sun
wiEkEsBARRE TND sGRANToN-z4oo. a1s
A NJ. 500 p NJ Sundays, "a Is A. NJ. LOO p ~
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400. o. 40 A NJ. iS0 f3-4G.
Lakehurst only). 500 Cx5.30 Lakewood ouyl
p. M. Sundays. 1000 A II.
ATLANTIC CITY-f9.4o A.. M.
ViNELAND AND BRiDGETuN.tz4oo A NJ " sc
LONG BRANCH. AsBIR RY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASaST AND sEASHORE
P0INTs-z4.Oo $40 1Iso a n. as. $50; $50 p NJ.
PHIIeiDELPHIA taEADfNe TERMINIL1-z.d2s.
FOO. $500. 20 20. 1000 t11oo A ", f1e00. 81 co.
.i2i5 Mdt.
.11.3o A. NJ. 100. t'34o. 500. zoo 10 IS n.
READING: HARRISBURG. PoTTsvrLLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-Il40 90, "a Is. 800 Ito 10 0O.OO
11O0 A. NJ. Reading only). lsf.Go. 10. 200 P
Reading Pottsville and Harrisburg only. f4Oo f500
?. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo jan 1O-Elour firm. Wheat dull spring No ! l
hard carloads S5c. Corn strong; No yellow % &c 6:
NO mixed SIC Barley 5S96Sc. Rye No in store Sc
chicago Jan 1o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
wheat. No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing Ing
nay 7ssS7s. 7sS5ss Esss7s 9s&s4s 7sse4s
Corn No 2:
ss%s'5y ssg ~ s. Z, T.. 81 .s<s;s
Oats. Mo-:
5$s 5s#'':z n: 81: 81: '''sts: 81. IL IL
's', 4sss '5f5 Sc Hss
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5sau January go. s7n ss24s s77m $50
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2@72 10 80 6 sGrn 4es9 .s Ne No Tsifs yseN sc aSsc
No rye se feeding barley 4og44e "a fair to choice
m 4gSsf timothy M seed S S. clover grade
er hG s. 81 as lsG @ y RF iSdd eH ID 81
ders boxed S ass short clear sides boxed S s7
Esshangs Gss today the butter quiet but hTm
ereameries IsG2T&c: dairies 17g25c Eggs firm; loss
of cases returned 2514c. Cheese dull and steady 1S1s
h1;r,, Ian ,o-wheat-close Cash No hard 74l4c
No Northern. 78lsc; No Northern. slac May 7e43e
aaak iowhea. sE CLOSE Mss No ,s Moesassn
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$4,000 wss.,asy sssesao ;s. asssise
sqy sss 10 .: sorisra sf Ne 7s hard ''' NO
philadelphia JAN 1o.-wheat firm and Aa &c higher
contract January 5saIse Corn Saiet s ans b af
fT No white Clipped good demand nd
extra Western creamery e' Acc AZ he marx
sss nsss Msss. @ sna ss loss on fresh a loss