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New-York tribune., 1903-01-13


n special SS s e1ses sRGt and
spor s I1ses eoo ATeriesn 5000 rssip! o bales
looo; mid4ng upland 472d Futures opened steady
az ss
9ed NsysuPs 'aS&eJpy & and 800
her-November ASA, Nanchester-Yarps quiet Cloths
flour AND iEAL--A moaerate. business done
IN the Il TOP eads and hs general ea aEhe ep
5. loS5 g winter sralghs IS assss 81 winter pat
fa 'ysss is 'a1as extra sc oAsS wineS T
ss ga Is
Bga; qSqtsd kn dried: s sSass so as e brand.
on sSssl S: sosiss 5sgss EEEb.
goo ssSssso s middiins siSss2s 50 il i
soTn oil cake 81 Is: horiny chop sci so; oil meal
iEIsgpiar prices showing eo9sldeTa6ls
closed rather weak %@tsc decline Much OF this
bot doeste and foreign At the im@ediate opening
Argentine coupled with very cold weather throughout
the Southwest where wheat supposed to be but poorly
Throughout the market sustained largely
itts foreign Sayins and light oes Al midday Export
ing the market until the delayed visible supply gures
appeared when the increase OF S1Se GOO bush proves 80
ready long the result of talk hastily threw over
sRpsnentins The visible figures esa5ish ssa
been for some time relatively high according 70 the
views Of the many here and aoyg a1a Seg i
toward normal relation with Chicago and other
markets. Taken whole the local market stood up
evidence Of being less bullsh than IL was last Week
Statistics included of $4,000 bush in the
massage worlds shipments Of 1,45upO0 oush
55Sooo bush compared with lo22 900 bush
in the year Although some attention
the increase of 052oo bush IN local
% seT H5 Sftnay 9us
Seaboard amounted $1,000 hhs of hour and
2Q3 600 of English markets closed = 3so
higher and Paris markets 5M2O points up or e ods
export Il loads, including LOADS
grade REQ here. Quotations OF cash wheat
ahoat basis. follows: No hard Manltons'
iuth s6%c and No 2 red New-York. T99sc. all prompt
.CORN-Whie good general trade IN tne
market, January proved the leading feature
ing NC opening OF snorts ana CLOSING
NC net higher whereas opt0-- closed unchanged
January due principally 70 hght con
the continued soft condition OF arr
is only "A 500 bush increased during the week
bush total stock of all kinds Is 3I4oo
bush supply of increased All Voo eush
AS vhe business proved an import
feature of the without much erect on tne
market The quantity passage increased 54u.pV
bush and the worlds stocks were about the same
ton on the Danube expected within three
DAYS or earlier than usual Foreign nlaIhss
closed 4d net higher. The cold weather through
States considered favoraoe t unIIg rot
ceipts amounted $4,000 bush compared with etSqO
bsb last yer No corn closed 5szc elevator and 511zc
ahoat ~ oATs-The cash market in New-York was
very firm all day and closed shade higher Wnle oP
tio1s Al the West steady. with fair trade Cash
business amounted to 60e6o bush NO 9aIs c1seu
kack r,ixei nomnal white 41G44c. and standard
white 42c.. RYE-MarBet steady; No 2 western 2sc:
o afoat: State $50 eeoS htb
dull: feeding quoted 42c. and maltns 4eooc oo'h
4 ? Ruffa
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
financial.

wethers 25Qs4 choice mixed, ss Esq
81 %; native lambs. S41S6 -
Cincinnati. jan 12-Hogs S. 50dSe S. Cattle
steady s2dSJ. Sheep steady at S29S4 10 Lambs
steady S4dS7
East Buffalo Jan. 12-Catue-Reeepts. 5000 head;
hard grades opened higher; heavy cattle
prime and shipping steers slow and lower huehers
81 5GS2 5O bulls s2S 90; feeders, So 1884 so:
So heifers. 81 50GS3 fresh
springers steady; good choice, s50dS55 medium to
good, S35GS45 common. s25QsS3. Veas-Recepts. 200
2jc higher; s9QS9 49, common to good
50 59SS 10 Hogs-Receipts. 17o0o head: market active
Zoe higher heavy So sO$6 So mixed SO 1886 so
Workers. Sc T0 So 75 roughs S5 T55s6 TO- stags
and 25e higher lambs Sc 609S6 5 cus 10
81 25S6 50 yearngs S5IS5 go 81 5ods4
sheep. top. mixed. 81 25S4 so: culIs good S2QS4 5
City jan 12.-CattIe-ReceiptS, 5000 natives
200 Texans calves 500 natives and 100 Texans;
cattle 1OI15c lower; and heifers steady 70
stockers and feeders active and quarantine
steady choice and dressed beef steers S 9s5 30
81 %: Western fed steers $GS0 20 Texas and Indian
S3G$4 10: Texas So 65S3 20: native
S2d native heifers 50 50ds4 $tGS2 IS bulls
So 65aS3 So; calves 50 50aS7 25 Hogs-Receipts 4sOo
head market 5Q1Oc higher: So STA bulk Of sales.
S6 40S6 90: heavy So 5GS6 STA mixed packers. S6 3g
St 62 light SO 2od So 42@; Workers. $6 4os6 +213 pigs
So 65dS6 10 SheepReceiDts 200 head; market strong;
native lambs S4GS5 Western lambs So S5dS4
ewes. S3Q$3 90; native wethers SGS4 0 Western weh
$3GS4 20; stockers and feeders. s26s3 35.
Liberty 12-Cattle lower choice So 40S5 90:
prime So 21S5 30 good. 81 9ods5 10 Hogs active prime
heavies, SO 30q$6 35 mediums SO 30 heavy Workers.
rs; light Workers and pigs S. 65ds6 20; roughs $59
common 81 70JS2 80: choice lambs So 25qS6 90 Veal
cay IS 256$9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

mess sc4as2T -. BEEF HAMs-ouiet: quoted $50 5o9
So. DRESSED HOGS-Firm Quoted: Bacons. slzc;
$50 10. Sic: sac; lao n S7sc 91oi2c.
CUT MEATS-Picked bellies quier- quoted: Smoking.
9% aIoc: &c; I2 10, 3ac; II ID. sac. Pickled
shoulders quoted Sf.c Picled dull: quoted
11Gl1 TALLOWFirm. City. 51s acc; eountrH;
61laessc. LARD.stssdy; quoted so 80 CITY tg iaTd
quiet; SO 40qse 60. Refined lard steady
South America. Sill Continent $40 so; Brazil kegs a.
Compound quiet; quoted T2m1S4e stearne dull Quoted-
Oleo, 10Ac: city lard stearne II &c -
RlCE-A fairly active sales movement was notea VI
orders accumulated Sunday and the market rnie6
nrin Primary markets were firm and aotVe, W.,
moderate offerings Quotations follow Domestic ordlnar
head 616zsc: Patna 5isM5%e: Japan, foreign nominal
2kQ24c.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was nFni s any
more active. with prices and conditions
Higher prices looked for in some quarters.
quote; Cut loaf crushed and dorinos 52oci me9d !
and cubes, 4.sJc. MIX powdered, 4soe poMueasu'
coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 4Ioc; agis 6
fectioners granuated, 1900: Eagle coarse ana
granuated. 4I5c; Eagle . 10 cartons and 10 pags u
fine gannated 4S5c Eagle 70 bags o. nne ganuated
46sc diamond 15c confsetionersa ao a, No aose e
No 42oc Ne s. a15c; No dloo; 40 NO 40 ana 4oiS Is
SS5c No i6 Ssoc; Eagle powdered 4s5c crystal d a1
advance of @4d 1 Nd: January and Feoruary
quoted IS I'D. Cane firm and unchanged WI VIII
Java refining Sd. The local market
steady firm. with prices
Centrifugal 96 test. 3se: muscovado, 80 test Sc' h
lasses test 3sc.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
:. January Il, 1908.

New-Fork. January q, 1905
cOFFEE-yesterday coffee market. opening steaay az
points. ruled generally quiet Dut oeNe-
oed additional weakness result OF the loss a.
of the weekly statistics and continued safes es 1o
porters The close quiet at net decilhs OF "9ao
points Sales .epor1ed Of fI2oe bags HaNFS
noF4eS rather irregular market opening 1LauS
lower il regained the loss before m men nen tGlT 9TS
weak again ana closed 4 franc lower while faIn-
tIrr was net u1cha nged pig lower botn me E2la
higher, rejecting the StiefEi -.
last week and continued purchases IN tfat county
importers Today's primary recelflS 49,
md the gain of Rio and 100 res in santos hSo
concerned seems continue either bearlsh OF
though to-day light commission Hoose
demand was reported. said TO arise from me LeoS
the present basis OF PITS
,se figures available today show receipts at Ssh.oS
sud Rio combined last week amounting 70 i4o.oo
with combined receipts IoF me sais
rek last year 10000 bags, when the crop Mss
II fTf COO bags Continued volume OF the -
of material faling on N lI1
,SIe futile and il that many OF the leGd
rde consider advancing prices out OF the qlslon Nis
The spot market was eu1et q
&c cor Rio no 4 warehouse deliVeI1es IN lle
I-r1ited states week were sld9s bags ssa.st
81 zesr ago. OF amount New ork re
536 Santos receipts We're 1AeSVo pess
~ The week as compared with lS9 600 bags last WSa
1Ie bags the same week year ago 1tiO
eeins aggregated 81 600 bags against eSVOo paes
-eloIs week and $1,000 bags last year zlo
- H. T-nited states 1900 bags Tor the week: %
is,-aL.a 600 bags Santos shipments 70 the IIltso
Europe l2scve tSall.@
.cs;I1is for the week, 2.1G9 bags; stock. oats.
tssbis si1puenf TO the United states, $500 bags 10
Eqg0Pe % e of Contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

METAIsThe fluctuations in the LondSn tin
q & M o M s for 4aT2e fPet % sns s2 I ts e 60 ali
sen by this Showing and quiet 2s@2s SOC
9 IN Cd o % spot hs and at a 3 Sd fo
lures while NewYork quotations were n9ninalIy s4 a92o
ecolyc at y 2Sc and caStins At Il 5s and II q in
Lead WAS du ani adSsncsd points
esig to y II IRON maTket wero
e9ne at 5S Sd sb and s9 at w a
LGsg o9a G No foundry Sorther is quoted
No 59qPa aSsfa Sahs5R sa So N 2s dSaaa' Southern and
.!sss seads aD S'a & @
steady quiet 9pesa7on& & foloM I,s eoo5 s ss
Prime 22a27c kettle s2a4Se syrlTPs Il1
i@aso raheg lSgiasla sla5sa ss'r i'0i'' S00
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Tr Transactions in sail tonnage were
The demand and in ali Trades tonnage
5sss ss asr but weak sse end inf1
Antwerp sd Id kSnd9 etn an5 M NessfI sd Ham
burg 30 pigs: 8 pigs Rotterdam &c. c9ttqn TO
TERsFritish steamer qtrs grain NewYork to
Lisbon l3 70 rs pced pos United Kingdom Or Continent
4ad option part general 1aIs eg rg South Atlantic
port to United Kingdom Continent e9e or @ Baltic prvasf
obn p. to west England s5s February; British
ssseT 1s2S ions 7e6 tons Coal Glasgow to
8 ea Spanish .b ssnsT TOMS same es 3D. British
steamer 2394 coal carda to Boston as bri'ie 4is
tons same 7e Cd British 2oss tons e, same IS go
Sissgow to private terms BFts s
4
.eonoer 45h tons coal Barry 70 BeItirnore os
sssn,er 3s2 tons coal Cardiff to New YORK Phlaael
mia or Boston Cd: British steamer ss2 tons % west @
n5s trade one round TRIP f5T5 Brtttsh bark so tons
rosin savannah Buenos AyIe 2s Sd per 2lo 70 snd
80 cant nrirnage 4s3 touF lumber Jackso
vile to bridgeport private terms schooner stl tons
i,,~sr Fernandins NeW-York private fer's:
III fns ties same; scaooreT Fae tors lumber Chsie
tc N New-york Sc: British schooner ia tons coa
10 81 John r. 50 50 schooner 5ss tons
coal Newport Providence. s2 % seven ruiiHs
days. -, Cd .ha,
ousSo strong was the from the South inat
,yers were forced pay further advance yes,er1ss
rt,na .urer yellow being held at 42c, with 4lc tln
Trera was fair inquiry here without much OIL oeiIs
1.ss-s5 Iinseed oil meeting with about seasohaois
Sa,snd and is steady Refined petroleum is actiFs aa
sr,, ~ the old urices Petroleum bois - o
ard IN buk s5 rs: Philadelphia. bbls. Ss 70 sno ~
S,x 81 20: refined New-YoIk $40 20; cottoseec
20 'rrsTue summer yellow. 4lMs2c. spot: prime cruae,
- willis 3aeY35c; yellow. 3BHaOc norninai
90, eradas 34c prime white 44e: prime winter ysl-
-, a4el45e: nseed oil. American seed city. rs" 500
- ont ~ town 4sd45c; Calcutta. raw 1oci laf1
oil SfNsec
npovTeIoNs-Througho the day provisions ba1
-, ndersone advanced considerably on seadier i've
. go rorS buying notably for packers VINO took rins
Ths western receipts were a2,Soo incInolng aoo'
a 600 et Kansas City and 1000 at omaha Al
,i,a york under realizing but recoveff1 IN
one a. close firm with the rest OF the list Pofh
Dr,e, QUOTED Mess slseEsls 80; family sls ,Ie
9uls'' SD 5n0s2 so BEEFSteady oluoteo MeSs
SO s6asii family. s15as11; packet slf9sio' extra ihA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tfverpool Jan. f2.-Cicsing: Wheat-SpOt nrns No
red western winter. II ad No CaIifO-nla. 81 Sd
y,,f,.rer steady: March. fAd. May. 6s 4d. Corn-
spot quiet American mixed. 4s HAD; American
n5xed old 4IsG. quiet; January, - 77sds
March. A. end: May. As 24sd- Peas-Canadisn steady
q "a Tfeur-St Louis. fancy winter STEADY. - 3D.
Foss az CPacifc fas0 Arm Is I5szS7 5s Bsef
quiet India less Sa Pork easy prime mess
Wesfern Sos Hams-Sho.t cut IA 80 N. quiet. SIS.
PacSICuraberland cut. 2s 30 n. as rib
M 10 "a n duh e: long clear middles light .
"a ~ steady as long clear nid,es heavy, 81 20 80
N steady 6d short clear backs Is 10 10 sreddy.
4Gs: esar bellies. IA I6 n dull 52 Lard dnil; primo
western n 52s American refined. pals sos
ia shcuders-Square. II 20 IS n. steady sos &C But
IT, nornips Cheese firm. American. white and
c0ored f2s TalIcw-Prnie city. rs cd. quiet. Tur-
Eent'-e-Splrfts. Arm F2s Cd Rnsin-Comnson steady.
a. IoJsd Petroeuul-Reaned steady fi5d Linseed OF
sreadv cottonseed oiIFsul rennec-Spot nrrn 2s
3D. Tallow-Austraan IN London firm. 54s 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

sna. cotton quiet With quotations pot q ioc Co. mid
for rnidsns upland al,c S.iVc VI
49, Sn,S esles amounted 10 ? 5Z9 baies 1Ins
-. - -I.,s were teeersphed as foiiona- n,etiie
o55et and unchanged slzc; sales 4" 90 eS eaVsn
and unehanGeo az te5 ar 7-f6c: sales si1
tstes c5srestan steady emo unchanseo a. 800. an6
-.t-c,,, aT, and unchanged at SIC roLIoih i.ai
,.csnge5 Al ssc: 2al haies Bsi,InHre I'M
Galveston steady aHo
- < II Ie-. sales 1853 bales Augusta stesos go
lower a. jg-1e~: sales PSI bales 81 SeSr1rl.
esEc Estimated receipts al FNeS-o
,7Sr-oxr ave y - a0f bal as - "a ran
snd % 323 oaies ioi
- yeer ago Houston for te-ne,r9s. ~ tsia.
- 49,, ,5s 80 s,nec,ed compared with fl14 bsles ~
,al lsef veek ana q bales year ago o. talss
e~ts IL 600 TO 1910 bales in CONTRAST VIII hais.
ef1sr for the corresponding day last week AAu 0"~
last .,ot,.e sSay.
Pe~eip:s Fl tie ports and interior foinah to.''
-. ares dev last and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
oruER MaRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rA,.aqo Ian 2-Cattle-Receip;s GEO head:
ket I0Ti5e lower: good to prime steers = 55sa poor
stockers and feeders, S&1si co. cows
e. nnss ho heIfers So 25s5: 81 40$2 80: bulls
60 15s5 40; calves So 50ass Texas fed steers SS $50
~ Hogs-Receipts to-day. $1,000 head; Tomorrow
an 0O. eft over 5000 market i0c higher close easier
,Sed and butchers Sc 3GdfS6 co. good 20 cnoee heavy
a. 75Gs6 e5; rough heavy 81 30GS6 I0 light. 81 ssis6 &
hulk OF SO 354S6 20 Sheep-Receipts SO coo head
sheep steady strong lambs l09l5c higher sood TO
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

1876 bbis: sales 1884, exports 145 firm Reespss
800 Ibis; sales 1855; exports 3295 We quote: a, q
c. u 81 50 D. 81 55: E. 81 60: F. 81 e5: G. 81 90; 3D. "a:
So O5: 81 40; K. 81 90; NJ So So n. SO 55 o. 80 81
W w. 81
Charleston s. c.. jan 12-Tmpentne and rosin un-
changed. 3. c. d, 81 40: e so: 81 90; g. 81 e9'
30: l. 81 a5i K. 81 50; NJ, 50 %; n. SO 20: H.
SO so: w w. 81
wilmington n c. jan I2.-spirits turpentine, 521sc;
recepts 90 casks Rosn firm $1 Az; receipts
81 Turrentne crude. nrm 81 soGsS 10: receipts 20
Tar firm. 81 60; receipts 463. -
New-Oreans Jan. 12.-Reeeipts-R ASS casks;
turpentine 6s Exports-Rosin Genoa 600; Port LII
IS.
London Jan 12-Turpentine-spirits. as Rosin-
Is as Sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEE (ss$ n ESAL ks X,
Liperty street All South Ferry fToEa SoeEa
Ferry five minutes earlier.
EAsTOy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowy AND
A. NJ. 1.2s 40 SEQ g. S Easton only, P n sun
WTfKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo. aio
NJ. 800 NJ sunday e 25 "A a " l. zoo 90 2 ~
BARNEGAT-z4.Oo o 40 A. NJ i.3o G-4o. 4i0 Lake.
wood and onlyl. 500 (x5.So Lakewood
p. VI. sundays. 1000 A NJ
VfNELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzIoo A NJ. t1s0
LONG BRANCH, AsBI RY PARK. oCEAS
POINTS-zAeO $50. 11.30 A NJ. & 4s 5 So $50 p. NJ
Sundays except Ocean Grove 200 A NJ. 4eO P. NJ
PfIII,ADEIPHTA RE4DINC FERMiNALs--zs4.25 Is,
FOO IS. 90 20 30. f10Oo. tffoo A NJ. tf200. s1Oo
sis0 42Oo t3.Oo '40o. 800 tseo. 1880 $500 p. NJ
:i2i5 Mdt
GATH AND CHESTNUT sTREET1s425. $3.50, 1850.
s1l.50 A. NJ. 100 t'3.4o. '3G0. TOO 70 rs p M.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLE AND
wILLIAMSPORT-t'4 4 90. "a % IS 90. u 70 90 1000.
n 90 A ". Reading ouIv). 1900. L0. e CO p NJ
Reading. Pottsvils and Harrisburg only. TACO. 9oco
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MAaKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. jan 12. m--Cotton-Spot in fair de
n.and prices points higher American n1di,ng TAR
ding 4G0s: good ordinary 44s1; ordinary 436d. The
ales Of the day were bales. Of which LOCO
for speculation export and included $40 american
Rfcepts ON0 bales. including i+e0 American FUTURES
pened arm closed easy American middiing Q c.
JauuaTy-FebTIary. 1-d324 SID Ecb-
1Ia Sarch 4OsI: Ma .ct-ApriI 4644 65d: AprMay.
4e5Ss+ sod May-June 66s4 cd: JuneJuiy f6ars SD
Yni August 6R94. ed. August =mher. sod sep
,,erhsr October = 47d October November. 4-5ed-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
PnYAI RlIJE LINE

FOR BALTIMOKE AND wAsnlSGTOS-ts3o.
1880 sII. 30 A. IL. sIOo t'2 10. 500 100 p NJ
sI2IJ Mdr. -. . -.
zFron Liberty Street only 'Daly tDaiy exSSpt sun
xSaturdays- -
t1S 2a 4I 1900 Is2 18th Ave-. . Union
I53 ST.. 2IS West l25th ST.. 24o
SofInh,,. Ave New York; ST.. ga $50. Fulton
r,---.kiy1- Williamsburg. New York
ransfer Co calls checks baggage destnaton-
~ aIsi - prSI FR c. NJ BURT
G. CSsn'i Manager General Passr
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

Wales bales Queensland TO- i5S Victoria. 4o0osT
S@uth AustraIia 2T.5SS; West australia l6ee+; Tas-
mania 4eg; Zealand. 81 295 Cape Of Good Hope
Natal 55. 204. and s9Qee Austraiasan aGe 5000
Cape % Good Hope and Na-al forwarded direct
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Iondon Jan i2-rhe arrivals Of wool for The next
series closed to-day and follows: New South
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No
spring wheat T3d75c: No B. I2aI4e; No red. I2GI2c:
No 2 corn 4S7sc . yellow 455sc No cats. 32Stc;
No white 83i2d35c; No rye 4sc: good feeding barley
4fG4jc choice mating 47a5Sc; No haxseed 81 IS: No
Northwestern 81 "a: prime hhothy seed 50 s.: mess
sides oose IS 75aSs s71s dry salted shoulders lboxe
S. 621z short clear sides ooxed) ssqS9 121z
Svbjskey basis of high wines 81 30. On the Produce
Exchange to-day butter market was quiet and steady
eresrreries 1sG27Ac: dairtes 1IG25c Eggs firm:
oT Eases returned Cheese dull steady. 13G14c;-
Duluth jan 12-CIose: Wheat; cash. No hard. 741sc;
NJ Nnrthern I3Isc; Northern. IL lsc: May. 76se.
oats May. 341zc cash 52tsc-
M'Ta94se Jan No northern 75af65sc May. T54a
T55lc sellers Rye steady: No 5iT5flzc Barley
- No . &c sannpl 46l56c. May. 43Ss T43Ac.
Minneapolis Jan. i2Close: Wheat. May 755ac: July.
i45zc No Northe e sc Flour hrst patents So go
a. second patents So s0QS3 90; first clears. 50 3ffs3:
second clears g 409s2 81 Bran in bulk s13 59s13 T5
ST. Louis Jan I2Close; Wheat. No red cash. 7olsc;
Nav 74ssc: Juy T05sc: No hard 67is q 10c- Corn
30 2 cash ale: May. 4Ossc. oats-No cash. 34c May.
34ssc: No white 36c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

coffee IaaTet ~ a. 80. cleares
OF Europe 5000 bags; stock. $4,000 bags Sansoe
fc market barely steady: good average santos 4sIoo'
rcceIts "a 600 bags; stock i2s2 600 bags Hamburg
fae market opened unchanged at 2:30 N was net IN
H enc e. Z yfe lower: sa;es 1000 bags. HavreCofee
asret opened quiet I lower; al Il m uncnangeo
- = m ouet higher; at $50 N oecIneo p
@-.-.F ea1es bags
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
NAVAL STORES.

The continued gain prices Savannah has tended
work nrices up here, In some cases oS9Ec was
ssked for machine barrels. The closing tone was
Rosin remained firm and quite active al full Prices
Tar risd steady TO and unchanged We quote
oil machine bbls, 5SQosfzc
TSP-Pine bbs Sc 25: oil bbis. 81 20 oo,, o., oz r,
ROSIN-ComInon good strained u y - 80
$3.50 Is: F. s2Gs2 o. F. 81 loGs2 Is: y lSgs@ ~
s. 60 a51so 40: 81 X, S3 80: M. IS FUGs3 to N
"a "a os. " & s4 o5 and w w. "a 55@s4 60
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

eAIso 600 carcasses of tAso 2o2 carcasses
o mutton to Liverpool
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs. 9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
~ statistical position of Brazilian coffee follows:

CoTTON-The week opens with the cotton ma 80
rom tfe speculative point Of in censtose co
alton The first call developed decline OF POM -
esdv cables coming rather better than expected anu
foflcv-+-r improvement OF
m $50 but receipts pcised to larger hgires ana seI.s
general with the result OF turning
contingent 70 the eAue-lt
ca II nonts from which there was but htlle retot
being finally steady al q net loss ci
small throughout the
amounting 70 apouI <oo'VV
fsIet selling checked by conparatiselS t.,us 1
,-oro me spot Of the country quolaLons
III, sT1,ele beirg at all points except
vhere there decline OF . poluls. lt
-, weakened somewhat by noIlces OF
.rse-r ~ cotton the amount OF about 5Voo paes
- .zr Public speculation was light; what tneIs Ms
the Of March, May ana Aus4st
,rs.1e F3ut as rule there was little OUTSIDE N
-s-ast in cotton partly fears OF manpuIatio ar
s5on - 5enressing prices for the purpose OF unuer-
fa ions cotton the ground that TOO rnuen OF lIe
the size OF the narket Dur-
se.e-noon however the coton thus o1ereo Wss
- people and the unoertone OF tne
tL. 80 - fnaIy quite firm with some demand rom
the premium ~hlch si'Il
ne sfor in South the local parity
futures -. .,r;ces in the local market to-day
GafYr
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

. -, a,,,.a ,+aars ..S5 20GiS5 IS
Ms linn fair
Poor TO ordinary native steers .-....--- SSg
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. f2.-F1our steady; best patent spring.
81 25q$4 so; bakers straight spring. s4Gs4 25 bakers
spring. So 25S3 70; low grades winter and spring
1888 patent winter. 81 25QS4 So clear So 5OS3
-four. SIS 5easS 70: -four So 5O9s4 Wheat
Spring offerings light; No hard. S5c; winter noIninal
No red. I9c. Corn firm: No yellow 534.c No corn
nc strong No white. Sac; No mixed S1tc.
Barley 5Oa63c Rye. No in store 5sc
Chicago, Jan. 12-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January IL, 1908
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
The Republican journal., 1903-11-05

With the approach of the holidays
there have been large importations OF
foreign fruit, in addition to the appar-
emily limitless California supply. One
vessel recently brought 70 New York
10000 boxes of raisins, 5000 barrels of
grapes and s, ,525 boxes of almonds. An
other vessel brought more than LOO
barrels of grapes and 1000 cases of figs,
while another has arrived with Al, 142
barrels of grapes. Two other vessels
brought 81 142 barrels of the same fruit.
A new feature in the fruit market is
the arrival of p car load of Mexican
oranges, and it is suggested that Mexi-
co may yet rival the Pacific States in
this culture. California, however, will
long maintain her supremacy, and at
present is handicapped by shortage OF
cars. A shipment of Il carloads OF
California fruit received at New York
last week found ready sale. A third
of century ago the entire annual I'M
ports of fruit were 100000, while last
year the importation OF bananas alone
was S7,3OO,OOO; of lemons, $3, 900, ,OOO,
and nearly million for cocoanuts. In
fact, the consumption of fruit is lncreas-
ing at rate far beyond the growth OF
the country, and fruit growers need
have no fear of an over production.
The Republican journal., 1903-11-05

LIBERTY.
County Attorney Richie, accompanied
by Trial Justice j. 0. johnson, spent last
Thursday in Lincolnville investigating a
a case of an alleged criminal assault, said tG
have been committed in that town last
April. After interviewing about twenty
persons said to have knowledge relative to
the affair, and finding in every case that
all they knew was what they heard some
one else say, the county attorney came to
the conclusion that although there were
grave suspicious that amounted to almost
a certainty that the assault had been COM
mitted, there was not one atom of positive
proof that an assault had been committed.
Had complaint been made at the time no
doubt the guilty person could have been
brought to justice; but at this late day, the
victim being dead and the only witness,
DR.. Brown, who attended her in her last
sickness and is said to have listened to her
dying statement, having died within the
past week, the county attorney is of the
opinion that there are no grounds on which
to begin an action :at present He will.
however, continue the investigation and
look for further developments. .... Henry
PaysOn and wife of Rockport called on
friends in this village Sunday Nv. l.
Neal and wife of Waldo spent Sunday with
friends in town.. Fred Fairfield and wife
of Manchester visited old friends in town
last week.