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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10
HE CALAMITY HOLwER, OR
GREAT SCHEME MAN.

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lence
. 3 dormant attitude,
h once become suspicious
approaching phantoms rude.
smber You are mortal.
ZEN procure an antidote,
our lame creative fancy,
nc lesson from the goat.
label from q rim can,
+ climb q wire fence;
1nething for your system,
.re done with the suspense,
Dur liver's out Of order
ia is talking through your brain.
II don't know what the trouble is
ID caInot stand the strain.
prates Of gohsts and collins,
i of fortunes gained with ease.
. you can with little effort
rs Gods of fortune please.
hey win take you by adoption
. fhe shadow of their wings
ne heaven where no work is done
1 the would-be singer sings.
Editor. The calamity man is
S In evidence at present and to
these lines are dedics ted. q.
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WANTED.

Position as plantation manager.
Have had experieOne in all of its
branches Of business, except saw mill
inxg, Am 26 years old, was raised on
a plantation and have been in the
Delta for the past FIVE years, situated
near Greenville. References given. Ad-
dress Box 5. Drewton, Ark.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Mr.. Harry Selliger, of Greenwood,
an attached Of the opera house in
that city, came over Wednesday to see
the pretty girls in the Florodora
company. They were all glad to see
him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10
INpIANoLA PEoPLE.

Should learn that the mark OF dis.
tiuction between the better people de.
pends good deal on the cut Of their
garments. The Leader can show you
the best people wearing Paragou
Pants, and Hanan Shoes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10
sOCIAL HAPPENINGS
|he little City of Leland by the
Railroad.

Leland, January 9,1903.
on Wednesday evening Capt. and
|s. j A. V. Feltus did honor to
HI Ruests, Misses Margaret Wilson,
|GaoTgia, Seymour Nance, of Green
~, Mary Berkely annd Fannie Nc
lily. Of Vicksurg, and Miss Labarre,
VickSburg, with a dance Of delight
management at their home,
Ehfoo Oaks. ~ Their house is a
|sufiful and spacious one, we'll adapt
Is Entertaining on large scale.
+ t1i9 occasion the colonial drawing
|lne anG dancing hall were tastily
|anR1d with stately palms and
|iaz freens. The chandeliers were
sst1 in holly and mistletoe with
bows and streamers of ribbon en-
|Hs1 At the hour of twelve the
~ a. the dining room were thrown
|n Where an elaborately prepared
|HN M many courses was sreyed.
|iiH8 Snowdie, who has been the
|sSt of DR.. and Mrs. Turner, has re-
|0ed to Arcola.
BAR and Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, of
Ia Are visiting friends and rela-
les "a Leland.
|Nf y. H.. Hook was visitor to
|eanxille Sunday.
|tfiss Martha Smith, who has been
+ much admired guest of Miss Cleo
st; has returned to her home in
|neeville.
|hfses Kate Kennison, who has been
biting her home near Vicksurg, has
burned to Leland.
Miss LaBarre and Misses Mary
likely and Fannie McNeily, who
ms Ben visiting Capt. and Mrs.J. A.
Eeltus at "Three Oaks" returned
their home in Vicksburg ionday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

The Times has been the recipient Of
two beautiful calendars, one from the
E. c. Palmer Co., Limited, of New
Orleans, and the other from the ]. h.
SchrOeter s. Bro. of Atlanta, &c.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Mr.. j. P. Hill, Jr., of Maxine,
manager Of the Lake Vista plantation.
was an appreciated caller at the
Times Office on Wednesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

SPARKS FROM THE LEADER.
The posmistress at Indianola didn't
wear Hanan Shoes. No wonder she
was orsted.
To ! hold your own wear Hanan
Shoes from the Leader.
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ANNUAL EXPORT
OF the Kings Daughters and Sons
for 1902. -" .-..

The following officers were elected
for the year 1909: Mrs. Will Yerger,
Leader; Mrs. Joe M. Jayne, Vice lead
er: Miss Elise Stone, Secretary; Mrs.
Will Mccoy, Treasurer.
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SERIOUS PROBLEM
Confronting the People of Indisnols
and the Delta.

This would not happen if the better
class Of the people would distinguish
themselves by wearing Hanan Shose.
You can purchase them at the Leader.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

The merchants are expectinsg q big
spring trade If tie weather will clear
up and the people set out the cotton
~ thu neld.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

.s haebus corpus trial Of Ed
Der came up before Judge
Anderson Friday and resulted
Icing released on a tsocs load
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

The city councils headquarters are
now located ON Poplar street in one
oi the stOekwellI pew. buildings, - =
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Il. McCombs and family have
ID to Leland, Miss, ! and will
& their future home there. The
! friends of the family regret
depature from our midst and
best wishes go with them to
hew home. -Senatobia Democrat.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Beard Of Supervisors Of Wash
ington County.

! The first regular meetinng of the
! board of supervisors Of Washington
county f,r the year 1903, was held at
the court house in this city this week.
The members present were: G. a..
| Winter, A. Fl. Stone, f. M. Wallace,
The following allowances were made,
orders made and petitions granted.
Ordered, That Chancery Cler k
Hood be allowed $500 as auditor of
the county.
Ordered, That the assessments of
property i'll sec. 3, l8, r. 8, be found
erroneous and stricken from the rolls.
Petitions Of Nat Allen, VIII. Ward
low, Y. r. Drew, T. /. Moore, Rufus
and Walter Peters, L. E. johnson,
Francis Holmes, James Chaney, An
derson Jamison, A. w Mann, Henry
Isom and Alfred Ferguson for Teduc-
tion of assessment, granted.
Same granted in petitions O. Emma
Wyche, C.E. Spivey, Jack Wyche and
W.. II. hanuOlpn.
Petition of F. H. Hudson for public
road from Isola to Sunfower river,
granted, and Robert Livingston and
Jack Collins appointed as committe to
ride over same and report at next
meeting.
Ordered, That the resignation Of R.
w. Garrison as justice of the peace be
accepted.
Ordered, That the petition of H. /.
Sellers for public road through the
plantation of S.R. Geise, granted, and
7. D. johnson and W. S. Wright APP
pointed as committee to lay out same
report action at next meeting.
Ordered, That an election be held i'll
the 4th supervisors district of WASH
ington county on January 26th, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of the Justice Of the peace Ct that
district.
Ordered, That a payment If sl2S.-
80 by M. e. johnson, county convict
contractor, settle his account with the
county in full.
In the matter of building and main
taing the Chailes Smith and Fish
Lake roads, the board awarded the
contract to W. II. Neal.
Ordered, That the following report
of the sheriff Of the county be
received:
Convicts turned over by sheriff;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Physicians who patronized e
Home: Drs. Payne, Shivers, j. D..
Smythe, E. G. Smythe, Currell, Ode
neal, jones, Bell and Stone.
The members of the Circle desire to
extend thanks to the mayor and city
council, the board of supervisors and
the Ellis Lodge.a as we'll as TO the gen.
eEal public for generous support and
liberal donations; to the ministers Of
the different churches and -the medi-
cal profession for prompt response and
willing service.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
Mrs. Edmund Taylor.
Leader.
Mrs. j. G. Greenley,
lst Vice Leader.
Mrs. W. H. Montgomery,
2nd Vice Leader.
Mrs. L. N. Geise,
Treasurer.
Miss Louise N. Hider,
Secretary.
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TREASURER S REPORT.
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$50 50

Ordered that the clerk credit sheriff
with said amount and charge same to
NJ. G. johnson.
Ordered, That the resignation Of
EFT. Richards as constable of the
9th supervisors district be accepted.
In the matter Of the vacancy Of
in the office assessor of Washington
county, it is ordered that on the 26th
day of January, 1908, an election be
held by the election commissioners Of
said county to fill said vacancy. and
that 10 days notice of time and place
of holding such election be given al
code requiros,
(Continued Next Week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

"a 969 30 81 968 20
SECERTARY'S REPORT.
No. of patients in Home. $500. S6
Charity patients in Home. e....., 30
Pay. patients i'll Home. ........ 56
Deaths.
Membership, Jan. 1902, ....... l79
Membership, 1908. 222
New members ............... 60
designations. ~
Persons helped outside of Home. 131
Employment given. ............ IL
Visits by Charity Committee. -. l0S
Transportation given. ........ IL
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

,srrA1s-1Yn was shade lower today both in Lon5 on,
Fires 1 and locally where il closed a. 2S e. nc isi
CoPPThe LONDON e92PeT & M m91Hes m fures M Herr it
nsne4 unchanged though steady YIN YIN fa a.
eli26 65c casting 12,T I M reT7aIred
was 3 % 1oH 60 HeI a bere At sPELFER
gnellanses ca. a 80 9r - 81 81 u eoo ToN@Iot
GasgoT vas STEADY r. s srpsig g ss nominal 10 fo1n
z.ea- otsern Is quoted at $24a$z4 5o No fou9dry
N9Ghs: s a. oiern soft at SO 5os&4 80 warrants are
no915aI 39aHA sFzs AND sYRUPsDemand slow today
ruled seaag % iqF @ i o1th Quotations Follow:
He1crleans ceutfagal s91rl2n ssglc; falT lt s+t,
go srrps common. 2a14e fair 16a17c' good ls@
- priIe' FRF.ICTITs-The demand FOR tonnage
showed no Improvement cargo neag e q1nie11 @ 20 ep @
5S35sf n sail tonnage business continued hight with
Ta5ss 990d fzd London GLASGOW "a Hui and RrE-
tol Fzar5urg i7a pigs; Bremen, 32s pigs March:
c9sto4 e IAyeTs99 Ps teseT 75 tons timber sapeo
"a the c1ent United hingdon private terms Feo'
q Is aoat FOO 2a2 tons Pro
me ,,es Savannah 10 Philadelphia. private terms:
5eho@neT SO 80 ' NewBedford basis IS e214 NewYork;
schoener s73 ties Wilmington < TO bos-
ZOE rThere was continued moderate selling pressure in
with buyers much interested except at siin lower
pT1oe la 11ae refined petroleum is active firm Pc
fT9eu 5. s s 9O and in buzz s. 90 Refined
SO so cottonseed oPTirns eTas m ,ner iS: rae g
c butter grades 45o prime site 46ei prime win
vsIouy IAnseed oii-Auer1esn seed city raw.
46a47c out Of town. raw 454ac: Calcutta raw. 75e lard
oil s5assc- .,.-
PRoVIEIONS-Bscause OF receipts and decline
s. in live hogs provision market had an early de-
partially recovered later on a demand
shorts Influenced by the advance in grain 1he
steady Western receipts amounted
70 n 700 Including A. 60 Chicago 1900 At Kansas
CITY $500 al Omaha t%hAtasyi alossso, Aaess'
xlse5sI6 Sd. family SIS Z59Sl9: short clear slsgx2l
pEEyF-Veaer. quoted Mess s109E10 20: family, slon
REIF f4AMs-Duii: quoted $50 J0GS2I 90 DRESSED
Bacons. e5sc; $50 D. Sac 100 lo
SC 40 10 Ga a91.e; pigs 9s9e5sc CUT Mt1ATS-
Smoking. 81 roe 10 n 95<
u &c: II. Picked shoulders steady;
quoted s.. &c Pcisd steady; quoted 1IG1I17c
IIx1W-Eteady: quoted: City 61sc; country. ga
Gs5sc- RD-Easys quoted 9soc. City lard easier;
onofea q 2oSf9 35c Refined lard quoted: South
America 75c: Continent. 70 20; Brazil keEs Ise
CnIeFs quoted: OIeo I61s G10c. lie
RICE Market quiet but 1rn here Primary nsaT
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

ksts steady firm quite active. Quotatteiss
follow: Domestic ordinary case; good 4Hg
51sc: prime choice Sssa57sc: head. efs3sc Palna
is5sc Japan foreign nominal; do domestic, 4fs1tis'
Java "a d-5c Ra1eoen in bond. ia 42Ac
SIGAR-Retaed inactive Prices are ul
changed Nearly all OF the re1neres are closed down a
Of the light and accumulation OF stos
this reners Prices quoted net to onners
and wholesale loaf crushed snd donnas aa
o55c. mould A and cubes. SC NS1<A powqereq'
powdered coarse powdered aqd fruit powdered. i
Eagle cenfectioners granulatA Sc basie coarse -
extra fine granuated 4s5c Eagle 10 cartons ana 10 ne ~
bags of fine granulsted. 495c Eagle 10 pass OF ~
grsnulated 100: Eagle fine Eranuated ana sSsnaaIa
4.60c; Nos l. 2 ana + ! Soc: No 4 45c; No 8 440c
Ne 6. i35c; No s.30c; No s 25c; No g. i-oc 10 10
i5c; No II, 10c; u 405c; No H. ic Nos Il ara
Ia, sa5e No Ii 3.aoc: Eagle powdered 0ooc crystal
doTninos. zoe The London sugar marker was
quiet with sellers at prices February was go9
at as 1o5=d and March IS 114d Cane was atadS a
unchanged. with Java and fair refirns AT S pa
Tie local market nominal with eirlfuea
@S test. 3 11-I6c: muscoyado. 20 test : SIeS ana
molasses 80 15-fSc A sale OF IiD' bags
rnolasses sugar was made the above hasls-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-To-k. February :. 1908
5-rFTFSE--Tc-tz,s coffee market opened sreacy al
points the loss being ccu1nec now
IA rle December option. The early win
irSe- Nv pa-tial decline Hamburg Heavy cleaTalces
aEainS- this the weekly rgIres OF
movement showed decided falling Of IL receipts as com
period year age As tfe session
evident that the recognized ouit
inclined support the market theT sl
ding particularly aggressive out 7 suca %
lose market partial advance Of = points saies
,aire5 values market has reached very inter
rcsTrfc- hand claimed thaI notI
and totally iETpTchabie can
Justly advance from The present ng1fe
urzc-icaiE sroUn6iess scaresone each year since
coffee prices i Is aIlsge1
rE countries heav losses of Il going 70 Brazil
lere CT not need reminded q the price paid on
1879. exchange II 1900 rne cr2utl
1901 ana 1902 On the other hs7c Il
something whether sentimental
has zEa~s happened reach the present level
quiet II 54c for Fio No 4
deliveries United states for the
1I4-3-7 against l44-46G bags last week
Nd for the week rear age or TIE
amount New-1ork reported loGz5S bags santos
Tooo00 haGs fc- he week compared with
receintS aggregated 5000 bags. against
and $4,000 bags last
for
Europa 1900 haSs. Santos shipments 70
22o16 bags Europe. lo4 600 bsgs
week. 300 bags present stock
- ora BAHIA shipments the United states for The
800 bags Germany, 300 bags; 70 the rest OF
Es5-ore. 1laH bags
rsnEe contract prices local today
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

cash quota fiou= were follows Flour was qIlet ana
aSsv: No surng wheat. ne 40 8 f4olicF No reu-
71s. aI4a.c. No corn 80 yellow. tac- No oats
white. 35iz aS+ stc NO : re 80 stl e.
I prime ttnlotny
See 81 clover contract grade. $1I sSi 30 pork
b sides toseI 5 90 80 dry salted shoulders tooxed
e. 3ss 30 snort clear sides (boxsd 50 3I1zGsS9 l wis
kew bass Of nigh vines 80 o. the Produce Exchange
today the butter was dull and steafN' cream
cries 1ed2c taires. 15GS Essz 9rsetsis9' oss Or
cases returned Cheese STEADY t"Hl+-
No N,rrherr I5zsc No northern. % SC May. 75@ss
71s.c- Iuv 77zsc Oars-May, 3Sc-
milwaukee, Fen 2-Wheat steady. close No North
arr No ? Northern. 7I4 Ir7Sisc5 May. ISsc bid
Rvs steafv. No J. 51a52c Barley steady No = 4S1scs
saurple 456s4c corn steady. May, +47sc bid
Minneapolis Feb. c-C1ose: Wheat-May- ISlae, July
76ssc on track No hard nc. No northern 700 No
Northern 74Isc FGour-First patents - o5dS4 I5
on patents a 95qS4 05 clears. Sc second clears
g. 156Ts2 o bran in $l4 50afSl4 -
PbiIadeIpbfa Feh Wheat quiet. steady,
tract grade FEBRUARY. T9gT91sc Corn DUH and spot
63IzGy4c Oats quiet. but firm; No white clipped.
49I.d43c Flour dull and weak Butter firm and lsc
hIqberH extra Western 26eG27c nearby
nrints 2Sc Eggs good demand, fresh nearby 2jc
western e2c an the fresh Southern. 21c the
mani cheese firm quiet; New-Tork full
r5ne small f44I4sc fair TO good small 13i2 31cs
do prime large I4e. DO fair 70 good large 1SlzG13sc.
v rrne In tferces 6lsc country prime in 5ss9
ReceiptS-Fiour 3 bhls and
9s5 aoo m in saeks wheat. bush. corn s.
80 II 600 Shipnents--Vheat, 1S.Geo bush. corn.
61.Ooo. oats. 2-etN
81 Louis Feb. Close: Wheat-So red cash. T1t.c
ro-naI: May. Ts7saT4isc; July. T1&aTI7sc.
sslS7Sc C'orr-No : cash. 4lc; MAY. +fasc Oats-So
ash 95I=c: May. 56i<c, No white 3TG33i=c
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
financial.

s. 5oas4 p, 81 5Oas4 % bulls s5dS4 . feeiers
7laS4 60 2Il1S4: stock hetfers s. lsis
fresh springeTz $3 s. Per head lower good &C. To
choice S45ds55. medium To good S204s4l common S-9
s2s veal-ReceiDts. $40 head sJr9s Z2G nlsheg5 Jot
5OGs9: gJ0d- 50 5G1tSs - ttoss-EtecelP
head active: pigs 15ae higher others sS-9ns c
higher: heavy. 81 0J$7 10, few s. 10 mixed $50 -
Workers s7GS7 %: pigs 81 15esT 80 rqushs STA s. =
stags s5TS5 80. sheep AMI lambs-Receipts, u 9'F'
head sheep steady; lambs strong e higher Top amps
So eslTS6 4G -us good 81 2JGS6 D yearllss $1S
s. % ewes 81 25GS4 40. sheep mixed - 51s+ 90
East Liberty. FEB Cattle lower. CHOICE 50 1oa
good 81 JGftS4 80 Hogs SLOW
mediums STIfS4 Co heavy YORK
81 light Workers q5dS7- So 9a1 81 roughs
5aYSs steadv. best wethers 81 6SssS4 50
cuIis and common s2gs3 80 choice lambs s6gs6 To-
kansas Citv FEB 2-Catt1e-Receipts. 5.To0 head
natives and / 900 Texans. Calves-Recetpts 800 head
nearly all natives cattle 54i0c higher quarantine
stsadv 10 strong. steady 15C higher choice
mort and dressed beef 81 ISJ so far % good
&. s5S4 50. sockers feeders s. 9laIs4 Do western
7JG Texas and Indian steers - SUI
81 -, Texas - 2JGS3. atLve cows Szgs. .
native hef-rs J5GS4 10 Gamers S1FS2 ollls' = =
n s. 50ffSI HOgs-Ftscelpts -c." Lrtl
market steady top 81 go nulk OF sses 20 @
TsS so heavy ToGS6 80; mixed packers 80 -Seso -
light s6 5dS6 81 Workers 50 65GS6 6Ils pigs 50 l1g
SEeer-Rsceipfs. 300 head narheI sSrul-S
srtva Iqmrs s4aS5 % Western 81 sass 10 fed
native wethers S'i 0cII - -.
vrerhers S;fS4 stockers and feeders s. jes5 d.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Feb. The series q the 1915
rion sales closed TO-DAY IN
grades. When the series opened demand good
hut trading Superior sold we'll
sacs and closed unchauged Inferior and
FAULTY uerinos UNCHANGED lower
steady throughout and cosef az
% opsned fsiiv
10 psr csnr higher rsapsed end OF
ma closed unchanged. Slluea . his1eT
Ths total available during i+t.S43 sold
as foIloes. Foer Thousand Aneriea - @ 5oD-
TIL sales The offerings to-day liInn
1885 haLea. mainiv NeW-Zeaian4 stock-
petition Following are she sales u d@tst
New bales. secured. Is aG4lS 81
g-easy- 5l.Gioizd GlusensIsnd 800 bales; secured.
Il @la6eIs I'd. greasy sGi0tsd hlctofLS. +H osles
hales. scclred.
fs d. srsasy. S9I0Isd. Australia. 100 bales.
greasv ecS3d N-V-ZeaIand. 100 baisS. secured go
I'D: greasy 4lsaI1lsd CAPE % Gaod Hope ara Nsral
bales. secured 6iadGls sis1- 3S9d Punra
Arenas 700 bales. zreasy. s.l0d
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

So co.-,- osaS -.et with quotations unchanged On
-f bssss az csc for uddue upland and ssec foF mic
1876 bales So3tfern $50
rs-etE were felegraphec follows: rieans quls
aee0 bales Mobile ullcE3aIlsel
So Savannah quiet uncsansed az 80 s 'eSe
-ncasrRed Al bid wilmington hTIl' II
l.a--sS a. sasc- sales 81 Norfolk steady TN
a.: bales Baltimore nominal
IseS 81 g. AUGUSTA steady 1-l6c lower. a. &C. SaeS
1Es tsies Memphis stead unchanged al sc sies
steady. unchanged. al 60. So
$50 oaIer Estimated receipts al NeTTle2Is Ior 81.
~ "a 1900 bales compared with litlS
5s scrIsi iazt bales far the same cay
yeer ago Houston for tO-n1orroN. l3;Vo % i-oo
les zE eseced compared with 1854 os@es actual ast
week suc So Galveston e8pects 10
u $50 bales Aefual fur
~. co-r-sSoncfar cay RnG 1oIsE bales last
Reeelprs ports interior points To-Day con-
rssed Day last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. 2-Cattle-Receipts % coo head; strong
higher; gOtd prime steers s4 dSEs6 Io
S3nS4 stocksrs and feeders. 81 25GS4 so.
cows 81 40S4 50i heifers s2Gs4 20: eanners 81 900
80 30 bulls 25GS4 D. calves g. 5ets8 IS; Texas fed
81 5oes4 80 iogs-EecepIs to-day soooo head
Tomorrow 3 600: 1900 steady 5e lower.
mixed and butchers sc 50d s6 20: good heavy
So so4 Sc e5 rough heavy SO 5O@s6 so light 50 2S6
sheep good 70 choice wethers. 81 40r
choice mixed. s. 5ofsi 40; native lambs.
81 40as5 81
Cincinnati, Hogs quiet. s. 50Gss IS Cartls
steady s2ds4 rs. Sheep steady s. 25GS4 S. Lambs
steady, S4H$5 G5.
Feb. 2-CatIie-Fecepts. 900 head;
slow. shade lower; prime SCI s. y: shipping
81 s0s So butcher steers. Sc Tss so. heItsrs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Including 30-0s9 taken ex chip

sfCTTDE-The -o-tor mar today dey-iof@e
stesGness of Saturday.
Trz6g particularly and the changes
corr market opened quiet
q / under selling for bC1h accounts
chief the outlook for re
t@rs The early estimate fcr the ports pointed tS
bales compared With 1857 haies lsSt
year AMI TIE interior movement has also shown sgrs %
after the call EhoUed
aging tendency and Liverpool after opening un
r---uEt- snc -zI1Az p01tE- Closed about
for he .5aE. weaker resulting
fueyences resp0ns q decline OF
points active options from which
market rallied toward the finish by covering On
~ and buying for the long
arropt -b-or csrnmission houses These purchases
.rsaS q decline u points
es1ircstes NeW-raeaas ana Galveston fof 70
had with The nllo-session sellns the
vc-eans expectation being for 900 10 l. 600 bales
while Galveston looks Ior
: against 1olsa baies last year
he movement the had very bGlish
Southern spot markets we're arIuly held
r5 generally Unchanged; Liverpool reported spot saes
hsIes- various crygoocs centres
.uriuTfuc Esuches.e- distinctly encouraging X
Sf the situation anc On the ieory
-s- recent liquidation has pretty vel cIeaneG out
.0ug co1secIell placed
-7s-Iat IN technicsI position more fsvorabe 70 r.
adv to-day ols-
z+i-- sale zere estimated 81 2o0.eSeo bales -.
ne range prices In the local n1srAet '@y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpeuttne steady firm and without i'm
portant IN prices Rosn ruled very firm tor the
low higher. owing advance
Savannah. Tar firm We quote:
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-On and machine bbls, 65-e o
TAR-Pinr hals 81 20: OIL hbls 81 25Gs4 80
ROefS-nrurnon to good strained So i0tsa f5 d 81 lS
e f0GS2 IL: r 81 2oGs2 IS g. Sc 3Grs2 s5i r. g 0
tSas3 05: K. s. So II. g so: y. 81 " G. 81 25 " W.
STOCK ON HAND.
rosin sra bhis
sprtts turpentiRe L. oSis
$40 pDls
Savannah. Feb 2-Turpertins firm 62Ac bid
cepts 1ss sales. lss; exports LAST Rosin firm
nbls: exports 55i4 quoted: A. q. G, %
an Z, r S 81 l. 81 65 h.
So is: NJ 81 a5; X SO So: " g. 50 So W 81 70.
Charleston Feb - Trpenfins firm 6iizc bid. fosln
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
ROYAL Billie LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTOS-Ts5o 30
1890 sTf-30 A N 100. 1-3.40 800 TOO P IL
80 15 MdE
dav sSuncay only. sPsrle- only HVia Ia-razua
xSarurdays
CA7cesc Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry Astor Hous-.
1IS PSI 434 800 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave- = Union
I5s 273 West 18th St. 2sS
0S1rr bus Ave- New Court ST. 3+4 $50 fulton
T3rooEIvu- % Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK
transfer Co and checks baggage 70 tese1ason
u = PFSIER c. N. BURT.
y{SaP-ssi4snt Z Csn'I Manager Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. . p r--Cotton--sp business
done prices arm. American middling, SD The sales
OF the day were Il bales OF which oun were Iof
Speculation and export aad included iisoo American
Recepts q bales including - 600 American Es
u--s Opened auiet closed barely sready Aulercan
nntdflfaz o G February. 4 I'D. FeoraaTT ana Asrcn
4 T6d. March ard April. TGfs Apru and MAY. aIo1