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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Negro LynchCd d by Negroes

Lake Butler. Fla. Special.-A negro
tramp uamed Adams. who assaulted a
negro women near this place day or
SO ago, was captured by mob OF ne
groes and lynched in Santa Fe swamp
The body was cut into shrcds By the
mob. and severely d;sfigured The
lynching was carried out By the ne
groes entirely and there was no whit
man in the crowd.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
At The National Capital.

representative Cannon had CON
ference with President Roosevelt on
financial legislation.
In the burning OF n pape~ mill near
Hartford. Conn. Fireman William
Haskins lost his life.
Charles Hedges was removed from
the position OF Superintendent of
Free Delivery OF the Postofice De
partment
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Price of Raw Cotton.

Price of Raw Cotton.
The Fall River Daily Herald would
not be astonished if it should be made
plain that cheap raw cotton and cheap
cotton apparel. as compared with val
ues which have long obtained are
passing. 1t says:
IL the day OF siX-cent cotton or eight
cent cotton has not gone by. we may
realize before many years have been
counted that it is going by with rush
This may not mean that coarse cotton
cloth is thing of the past, and it may
not mean that the most expensive cot
ton fabrics will rival silks and sat!ns
In price; it may mean, however that
cotton as a commodity will command
considerable more money than has been
asked for it heretofore, ond that 15-cent
cotton will breed no curtailment or
give rise to the slightest astonisment.
The Herald elaborates it's theory as
follows:
Although considerably large quaint
ties OF cotton may be grown and mar
6eted in the near future. it would not
He surprising if all concerned. and pdr-
ticularly spinners and individual CON
Sumers, were forced to place n much
highe< estimate upon the value OF cot
ton as staple. At any rate. a number
Of Indications go to show that the drift
is in the direction of higher prices for
cot,o2 n the bale and in the finished
product The alvance which has been
made in weaving suggests that the de-
mapd for cotton fabrics is going to be
heavier than 1t has ever been before
It IS Lighter. What are known as the
" e-goods" bills are multiplying. and
for countless purposes their output IS
Ia be preferred TO silk or satin. They
gre rapidly coming 10 take the place
or material which have hong been be-
Hond the reach OF the average pur-
chaser. and that 100. in the eyes uf
She mare eXtravagant members of So
ciety. If this demand enhances the
FhiuS I'll uIesS laDTlCS, IL Is Cleart tnat inc
value Of the cotton OF which they are
composed will be Increased Further
more. apart from the estimate piared
IN the finished pIoduct by those who
spin aAd weave il and those who wear
It, il is evident that the spinners and
weaS ers. the great mass of operatives
in civilized countries. must be taken
into account. II progress is made and
The cotton industry advances as it must
II 1T prospers, 1t follows that the cost
pf production must be increased in the
matter of wages. Whatever the effect
Of improvements in machinery ma-
have upon this cost, II will hardly af-
feet the additions which must he made
20 the cost of laDuc. In the long run.
it is idle talk about pairing down that
cost or substituting cheaper class of
telp.
The call will be Tor skilled employees
rather than for class that is lacking
in Intelligence and that is content with
low standards of living. And so, apart
from all considerations connected with
the staple or the demand for the out
put from the looms. manufacturers Will
be forced to pay more for what they
produce than they are now paying
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matters of General Intcrest In
Short Paragraphs.
Down In D'xi..

a contract was let at Greensboro. y.
T.. last week for the erection of coo
two-story houses. II store buildings
and Il modern hotel
wreck at Coneville. Va. Sunday
piled passenger train upon two
ireishts and four people were seriously
hu.t.
\ negro was brutally murdered by
his wife in Greensboro. y. c.. last
week. His head was chopped to
Lleces and he was dragged several
hundred yards from the house ana his
BODY left.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Kiiie q His Wifi

Carroliton. Ga. Special.-News
reaches here from Whiteeburg tnat
Robert Smith. young farmer, sh~..
from ambush and killed his wife
Thursday. They quarrelled and Smith
whipped his wife. She left him and
went to her fathers house. 1t is sup
posed her father persuaded her to re-
turn to her husband, who shot her as
she was on the way. A posse is hunt
ing for Smith.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
A Fatal Row

Atlanta. Ga, Special-A Constitution
special from Camakga, Ga, says: Two
Killed and six wounded, four of them
it is believed fatally. is the result Of n
row at negro church here in which pls
tolls and raZors played deadly mart
The entire negro population of tho
town Is terroriZed as a result of tho
Array and it is impossible to learn the
real cause Of the trouble.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Plot Against Empero-

St Petersburg. Special.-The Novoe
Vreyma published a dispatch from
Nladivostock which says that several
Ccrean ministers and high digpi;aries
ace suspected OF being concerned in n
plot against the Empress of Corea
and 1T Is expected that they will he
dismissed and arrested.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Newspaper Change.

Philadelphia. Special-George Nc
Cain. for IA years connected with the
editorial staff of The Philadelphia
Press. has purchased The Colorado
Springs Gazette. Mr.. Mccain will sever
his connection with The Press August
/. and take charge of The Gazette
August Is. After the latter date The
Gazette will be issued as a Republican
instead OF Democratic daily.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Postoff c. Robbed.

Asheville, N. c.. Special.--A tele-
phone message from WaynesviI.e Sun
day states that the postoffice at that
place was robbed Saturday night. The
thieves got about everything in the Of
hce, and the postmaster at WayrcsyilIe
has sent to the Asheville office for
stamps.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Again Active.

Kingstown, Island of st. Vlnvent. BY
Cable.-The Soufyiere volcano has
been slightly since July 10,
emitting puffN ttently which
caused cloctria Il,Sds and low rumb-
3iings. A sewers earthquake shock was
felt at 1:i0 a. M. Tuesday. accom-
panied by a subterranean sound of
cracking which shook the buildings
here and threw the populace into a
state OF CONSERVATION.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-07-29
Lumber Notes.

The Bear Pond Lumber Co. OF Hag.
erstown. Md. has been incorporated
with a capital OF $250.000. to acquire
timber. coal and oil lands.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
THE SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR.
A Large Proportion of It's People Engaged
in Many Pursuits.

From IlS NOrIolE
gd lis by t the Rev j. NJ Hawley the ssptsrnbsF-
ctobfr num5sF OF Of ep pnbshed a At Winehes
Ter Va Mr. Hawley's contribution deserves spe,
eharse that the ante-beiun South was nation
whose eitzfni zf % as sayss o ali the work People of
the present day. in the Soutn Speraapsl' nase
struggle between the sections the white r1en Of tns
North did more WORK nan Lor nSn, tna. ~ M ane r %n1ey
trst the South was settled by the Cavaliers and
tion Of terms had great deal 10 do with the
deepening OF this IMPRESSION fran, -. p.x
MI HawIey7s article TO be a valuable Contribution
70 ere in the South Cby the census Of s5o1
in round numbers, 174Soo persons owning rom enc
70 70 hye i've saxs peFsons J. eash on an asEagand
Southern families were argTs ngxe no ds 5sss sss $40 10
fhe family for support, when only two IN the i've
were vo eoe al the same time out Of the pTents Of
their own labor WsS popIiaonG G q o1 oSsffth
OF HeWeVer fheF much Southern men may have been
fb1en@slaVeholders and non-slaveholders alike
IgsS.4g weTs s9Rslisa fRo4 2ehood To rely upon
Of the few slaves % they owned sisnineo ihefs>SlHS
po%And how were the thousands Of families thst
9wned % te no popaaon q tRe South to Be sup
ported? Here again the United states census Lor
The RaseE q e Ts 1s so IN s sngsssa gsss was s
NoEth. Ths census gives rs the number Of. white
persons over fifteen years of age engaged n any
occupation in each State of the Union Tne ngufss
are decidedly to the credit Of ne south b., ,sv
Let US compare few Nortnsrn VIII d leN
Southern States. In Massachusetts the percentages
~ PERSONS over fftsen years OF age engaged IN
work was 40 80: in Rhode Island. tel; In New
t5srushIre 405. IN Conc~ttncut. 40.4o. n View
York 476l: in New-Jersey. E.sS. Now let US glanGs
at an equal number OF states ~ the sousn "a !.
MARYLAND the percentage OF white persons over
fffeen wears OF age engaged II work was d .; IN
virginia 1854; In Georgia, Ills: n Flor7ca- oSefs
In Mssissirpi sl-gs in Texas. 5iG3 The average
For an the States tn the North was 4I5- Tor those
in rhA South 4af4 But Southern Srare-Ais-
souri-fen average so low az MASSACHUSETTS,
F15t two in the North-Pennsylxa ania and lows
-nsa ~ an average so high Maryland or Mis-
s,slnri NOT one OF them equalling Florida Arkan-
sas Texas. a,
These facts ara decisive os the question OF IN
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
NEW-YORK DAILY

snce by the bear interests during essensd
nor demand IN the Northwest through
States favorable Argentine
sasnes some Minneapolis sdyfces said that unless trade
The wheat there nearly 500
this week although anticipate lighter receipts
before the month all Western points arrivals
for the day S0 900 BUSH against asa bush last
yea the Northwest reporting $50 cars The export busi
ness &c the disappointment Of lighter than in
several days. including load No 2 red loads
No hard winter here, with IA loads outports- A
Breouha cable said requirements OF wheat and
-four North America the twentyeight
would be bush the rate Of about 600
Paris 10 points higher Quotations
wheat. Z b adoat basis. follows. No hard
Manitoba sTIc: No Northern Manitoba ss1c; No
Northern Duluth se1sc and No red New York sslsc,
al prompt. .CORN-January irregular all
Locally advanced &c but lost c near the close
leading bull whose purpose presumably was 10 check
receipts rallied again Otherwise the market was
quiet generally shade higher than yesterday, re-
fectng further eood purchases and uiaVorahle
weather threatening the movement among snip
pers complaint lack Of cars which prevented
taken and outports making ABOUT
los loads altogether the last days The western
movement aggregated e5soo0 bush compared with $1,000
bush year clearances We're 2soo0e ousn Lhere
contract arrivals al Chicago or NeHIfork 10
dsy No . corn closed Sc elevator ana 90 &C
saoat: No . white No yellow 5E1sc, 7 o D.;
OATS-The market oats followed corn al DAY. anG
closed firm especially cash oats here when adVace
-aths- sharply on sales 1900 bush No oats closed
sf z0c: No white 4l1sc; No 5, 3912c: No Whiee &c
SSfGte Siizc.-..--RYE-Market steady No western.
sar O . ahoat; state rye. 56d5Tc BAFfLE.f MAR.
tet ouiet Feeding quoted at 42c ana nlaluns al
both c / Z. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan 7.-Cattle-Receipts, o.0O0 head; gen
orally steady prime steers, IS 40gS6 so poor 20
S34$5 stockers and feeders s9Si 3O cows
25qS4 heifers. S2G$4 S5 Gamers 81 S 90; bulls
25QS4 calves s3 15GS7 So Texas fe4 steers SAG
So Hogs-Receipts to-day, % 600 head: Tomorrow,
. 0oo left over 1000 higher; mixed and butchers
So 1895 So: choice heavy. Sc 60GS5 So rough
heavy So 5Gs6 So light 95GS6 25 bulk Of sales s6 .
ass As Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep lambs iOc
higher: choice wethers 81 S4 70 fair to choice
mixed S3 251S4: native lambs. Sass 90.
East Buffalo Jan I.-Cattle-Recepts light Leals
Eogs9Recepts steady: others t0G2oc
higher; heavy mixed Sc 60qS6 80; Workers. So S5G
So 6O pigs 5OGS6 roughs So 6oQS5 90 81
s. IS. Sheep and Ianbs-Receipts, 400 head sheep
steady lambs 10c higher: lambs. S6SS 10; culs TO
good So 1895 so; yearlings 81 Jl$4 10; ewes S3S4 %
sheep top mixed s. 5GS3 So cuils good 81 I5G$3 65
Kansas City Jan. 7-Cattle-Receipts. s.40o natives
steady 15c lower quarantine steady choice
export beef s3qS6 air TO good So 30
ass: stockers feeders s. 5oqS4 .; Western fed
steers $3GS5 %; Texas and Indian steers 81 7oSf %
Texas cows S2aS5 25, native cows, S2Qsi 25 native
heifers e5aS3 90: sIGS2 & bulls 81 4oS3 5O
calves, S3Gs 80 HogsReeepts 5000 about &C higher
closed weak; SO 57i5 bulk Of sales IS 30Gs6 So
S6a$6 q Yorkers So 1885 271A pigs. s. loqs6
wethers. s3GS4 20; stockers and feeders S24$5 3D.
Cincinnati, Jan. Hogs active. So 40Qs6 so; cattle
strong. S24S5; sheep strong, S2gsi lambs strong.
S4GS5 70.
prime s5 40d$5 co. good s59S5 80 Hogs higher. prime
hearies So 65ds6 70: mediums s6 55GSe 60 heavy York
SO 55qS6 81 light do preferred Sc 509S6 55 pigs
Sc 4Oas6 55; ruughs s5gs6 25 Sheep strong;
IS 75ds6: veal calves IS 25Gs9 %.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-Yorz. January

New-York January Z. 1908.
ei9g q or export alive 81 for city sangtersrs
and market. OF which 81 a Jersey City
and 10 at sixtieth-st Demand fair at Mondays
steady strong and at the yards sellers rated
medium Zoe higher All the offerings
taken Medium choice butchers sold 81 75y
per n: outside figures for OF prime
export cattle Ohio SOLD IS so. Bulls ranged
from 81 fat brought 81 9o sold
81 e06s5 70 and extra prime Virginia cows at
30 Dressed demand at last Mondays
taons Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle firm at i24G GI3@c 10 estimated dress weight
sheen and refrigerator beef slow al &c b
Iondon equally divided between J. shamb4rg son and
bs Suzberger; $50 OF beef IN the
eutonic to Liverpool various shppers 2oo quarters
in the 81 paul 20 Southampton for Stewardship
suizberser and 30 sheep the Kornns- 10 the West
Irsfss <or L piienbsck No Of live cattle
fresh meat reported for Thursday
saesMcrheEson CO. Is Ksntg9ky steers 1890 s z 2
s sf IS 10: - DO 1929 ~ IS 40: Is do i2ss
Ar IS 81: Ie DO 1927 70 al So 10; oxen, l2T5 p at
"a 90 bulls 1921 n IS eo DO. 7e7 n, az 50 So
60 = sg 81 = 10 a. "a 40 $40 r. at So o il do SIS 81
il do. sos n. at s2 10 Dc tss r. "a at 90. 500 e:
10 do T55 rp at 81 TO
Ok 5 Isss AZ IS 5e is indiana DO 400 10 s.
Nswtan Co: IS kentucky steers. i27s 70. al s. 20;
II so i2es rb At SIS i2z; do iai7 n at 81 So, d.
I4so 81 IS PenHsylvs4a,s 81 4,s so|s s9sS D' % TO-
: sanders: virginia steer. i44o 10 at S.: IS DO.
rass n al S. so: DO Il99 n, s. s5 10 Site 90
jsaS ~ a. s. 95 do l2s5 ~ az 81 so: bull $50 70
DO 700 I p = at : $ s. 90 IS u nrf so ESQ oons T Il lze S. y
do s3o n et So go; DO $50 70, st 81 s5 ae sSo ID
a. So 1 DO 500 70. at 81 50.
Tohtn a shannon: bull 1900 n az 81; dc. 100 u.
ss So u. Do COO o. at 50 i d. SO D al 70 1o'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Hork- January :. 1903.
CoFFEE-Tes;erdzy's cofee market opened steady at
partial advance OF points shorts
the fre- European cables, primary receipts
Colti-Re5 full coffee
check e3Vs5ctng tendency, though the market
NAMED steady throughout and finally closed practically
opening basis with sales Of $3.50 bags. Havre this
nsc-ning was unchansed to franc higher, and while
Gull closed steady that figure. Hamburg
higher advancing = pig. Owing yesterdays holiday
there quotations
cables Of
movement There buying to-day
package coffee people, and
takngs have been snail. il LED { belief
quarters that the interests in question regarded
present basis approaching attractive figure
Sentiment remains generally though
great caution Is observed in entering
side prices commission
houses purchases spots, though
side far speculative public concerned
today quiet Z.
O. contract prices il the local to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08

Cash quotations follows Flour easy; No
sprng wheat. 73N75c; No 3. 6SdI4c No red, 1l1sc;
No corn 464.c No yellow. 46%4c; No CATS 329sei
white. 32933c: No 4sc, good feeding barley
3sG43c: fair choice mailing. 46956c; No haxseed
Il; No Northwestern 81 "a prime timothy seed
IS So clover grade s1 10Gs1I 10 mess pork
per bbL per 70. 80 sz short RIBS sides
loose IS 55GSS salted shoulders boxed $ go
clear sides. boxed $9S9 12 whiskey. basis
of high wines 81 81. On the Produce Exchange To-Day
the market quiet and steady creaeries, ls7
2ec; dairies IT625e. Eggs quiet and easy loss on,
Duluth Jan T-Close-wheat. cash No hard, Es3sc;
No Northern. T27sc; No Northern 1o7sei May. IS@sc
Oats. May. 34c-
Milwaukee,, Jan Wheat frrner: closed No North
erTl T6q76lsc: Northern. 74leqI5lsc: May I0ts4
75c Rye steady; No l. sic. Barley firm; standard 6c
sample. 4GG55 &c Corn May. +37s
Minneapolis Jan Flour drm; first patents. $ 6g
s. s- second patents, So 45Gs3 first clears S sq
clears. 81 5oGs2 So sran in bulk SlS So
SIS 70.
PhiIadelphia. Jan. Wheat unchanged contract
Grade January 76s G761zc Corn quiet, but steady Nc
, in export elevator. 51%Q52c- Oats steady; No
white clipped 40a41c, TO location. Butter quiet. and
bv prints 3Ic Eggs frner. fresh nearby, 9c at the
mark fresh Western. 29c loss off, fresh Southwest 3c
loss Off Southern. 26c loss off, Cheese hrn put
quiet: NewTork full prime small l4c % tar
good small l31s913c do prime large 1ie do fair
to good large I35@13%sc. Recstpts-F1our ECO oois
600: oats 0Oe- Shipments-Wheet 5000 hushi corn.
~ 900; oats. 1900
ST Louis Jan 7.-C1oSe-Wheat No red cash. &c
asked; May 75GT51sc asked July Tic bid; No hard,
66f6sc. Corn. No cash 4og4ic: May. 4otte Oats No
cash. 34c: May. iAc bid; No white. S0tsg5oc
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan Closing: wheat-spot. firm; No
sd futures quiet; March IS I'd: May. IS 1.d corn~
Spor American mixed. new, quiet 4s f11ad: American
mixed. old, firm. s. Sd; futures quiet; Jangary IS
steady IS I'd F1ourSt Louis fancy winter. quiet IS
90 Hops London (ache COAST. firm. f6 15sGs7 S.
Beef quiet India Il0s. Pork easy. prime
mess Western SIS So. Hans-short cut. Il 10 IS 70.
quiet 52s Bacon dull; Cumberland % 80 70,
ass rib 10 "a 10 AIS Sd; long clear nniddies
81 70, 47s long, clear nddes. heavy. 35 to
40 n Sd; short clear backs. 10 10 20 n, ass Sd;
bellies II to I6 70, 53s Shoulders-Sauare. II
10 l3 10 dull Lard dull; prime Western tierces
52s Cd American refined in pals 5ls- Butter nominal
TaIlow-Prirne city quiet 2Ts Cd Turpentne-spirits
firm 42s Rbsn--Gommon Arm, Is 3D. Pstrcieurs-Re-
fined firm. 6s.d. Linssed oil firm. 26s
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08

SPOT closed quiet with quotations unchanged.
uiddling rpIand and 9i5c for mid
ding Gulf Sales amounted 70 IO6f bales Southern
telsgraphed follows NewOrleans
steady unchanged e16c sales, 1850 bales
Noble steady. unchanged T-lSc. sales,
loo bales Savannah steady unchanged st s>e sales
bales. Charleston. quiet. Unchangeo e1sc
tn nra unchanged al s<c Norfolk steaey unenaagea
Baltimore. nominal unchanged
SIC, Galveston. unchanged ssc sales. 4sS
bales; Augusta steady, 116c higher s%c5 sales as
hales. Louis, steady unchanged sac sales 90
bales Estimated receipts NevOriesns for tcr1e-rOw
10000 bales against s.7o7 bales actual
1o51o bales for the day year ago
AZ 800 6-5oo bales compares
Eith ss5l bales last week and s9s bales year ages
Il 600 1900 bales. against e5es
bales week 307 bales last yza-.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day, CON-
day hast and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Isbies-Spot co.ton
600 bales. speculation anc s oov'
Anaerican OOO receipts. 1900 American sSOeo mic
dIng upland sT2d Futures opened hrTn POINT. aa-
January February AsFcn arc Aarca-
Anil esd: kprsl-a1zy 1 eeE4slds Asy-JIl ytne-
z.67GzSsc; Augnsf-eepte1nnssr
cid ee-re-nber-Dcfober 447c octooerN 4S.o
NzncbeSrer-Ysrns frTner. Cloths-Good demand
FTOTrs ANr NEAL-There consiceIape plesseIs
. sell eour yesterday and while oo Prices s.u
obtained il nominal the tone vas easy; sPr7ns
Ter E1nts Sc ss 80: clears IS 259ss -; sxIra
30 prfnrer s3ns3 Is. No winter e osgSz ~
5oGs2s sp5t anc de .s 80 =
WHEAT FTT-E-uet; quoted 81 25Gsz 80 SPOT af-o %
srTfve-R Rye FLOUR-Dpl; euoteo: = ar 70 ESSs-
leTS3 40 choice fancy. q 4oGss - 1CI-s-
KFAT-Stesev- cuofed- Kiln dried % z9usS 50 1 e
hrand---- BAG MEAz-ouiet. quoted me w1lls -no
yeiloE 81 50sl IS: 81 l5dsl IL = -
Fi1r: quoted Spring SO 80 sscks . srIPs
ssccs 80 feed $40 oil cake 81 90 corr Oh
cake ssz 25: hornry chop 81 80: oArlea4 81 81
GREFN-WT5E the third consecutive cay Fneat
srS or wfh poor promise for the bulls but ~oran Up
r IN rone al slight over the previous nisat
To-dav II dragged along until u1ccsy ~tnolt cnahse-
rsn slowly hsrccne5 reports OF eooc lnlako 80
with export rurecrs corn stie,s-. =.
lgt interior receipts The story from cicaEo ~ % ss
prominent operator recently larnl.lseL
ez-ni mi r1ovenents grain lad bought Upward f
COO 7ash OF May during The css Af
an of .e big lines that option have been on
re lse &c break such liberal purchases for ons aeae
n1fv-sIiz gave rise that frefn DBL een-
- sss nGer way. Early sellers Mastered te 81 -
the late market ~niie fes%tsHsc ses
what y tne Of public interest," gaze
ss1oecs of unaeztons The Ds1ncSAl Is3'0's 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
,reu-ynrk fanuarv z.

q
HEa<s AND PEAs-Both domestic and foreign mar
raw beans have sale az iais. and the feeling
nst shade nrrrer strictly choice quality TIE oeA
state goods are selling 81 rs. and chnics foreign
az 5ONe2 S. duty PAID Hefur and pea are steany ~
oie. Nof very rucn Improvement IL red kidney - ne
yn1-nent but stocks held with confidence other
s-sx rrehsnred quote: Beans. marrow, chocs, per
bush 81 72izase medium choice 81 55s2 81 2 ee
eSoce 81 1882 s7s1 90 red kidney choice - o.
A. white Kidney s. 701S2 7s Dc hsek turtle SOUP cnni-
81 50 30 yeIlow choice 81 loQS2 10 iaiisn aea
rseas scolrh bags 81 76ls1 721s- =.
showed interest n hign grace
srSh cresery the market Ter such was s,eaas oa
h.ss ~ ac ctsr qualities Of suils quiet
tsr Is some accumulation Of these: values are rTeg
,sr Sh buyers hAyins ADVANTAGE Storage S5ea-n-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits turpentine was nrn and nsass
holders were asking one-haf than the quoted
prices Rosn quite active in loonins way
Tar ruled steady unchanged We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine, Dds. con
a5Tc. -, go.
ROSIN-connou good straired u soasl 20 y,
3, o64ssi s5; q 81 e5ase; 81 o54S2 10; g. 81 l5 =.
90 a. e 80 K So %; M So TGJs3 Is; y. 50 s5;
~ q 81 Is and " 81 eoG<4 70
STOCKS ON HAND.
80
4lSo
nhis
savannah Ga. Jan T--rurpentine ar1a. ei.s: re-
..trts 20 sales sS exports 1872 Rosin hEn receipts
seaIIss exports J. 20s. We quote: A. B. C. D. 81 5o z
10 c; s I. 81 So 4. s2 20. NJ
q q 90 ass: q IS 80: W. 81 20
charsestan s c. Jan 7--Turp@ntne sne rosar IN
changed - u..x 60. -.
No 2 yellow 52izc. Oats-Ne ; white, 5Ie-
wIraIrxton. n c. jan z.-spirits tU-Seniias nTna-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool jan 7. . HL-Cotton-spet in fair de-
higher: American r1iddling
584d good rn!ddling. God riddiing. I'd low nddng
s0d good ordinary. 44sd: ordinary, 1850 The sales
OF 10 600 bales. OF which 500 haes for
speculation and expoft anc lnnlndeo q ~ paes amer
can. Futures opened firm and closed barely steady;
American r1iddlng o c January. 4-56d; january and
February 46Sd: February and March SOD; March and
April 466d. April and May. s6Sa4 SD; May and June.
4s7@4 6sd June and July 46I94esd: July and August
e746Sd August and September, 46id; September and
(,etor 4 October and November, x.SId.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsEIsGT0S-tS3o Do
80 So III 80 A ~ 'LOo. "a so. 500 100 ?. NJ
sI2I5 Mdt- -. g..
day ssrnday only. -PaTicr only iva Tanaqus~
Ofcss Liberty ST Ferry Souts Ferry. Asror House.
1854 Broadway. le2 Sch ave = UElc1
I39 I25th 273 West i25tb ST. 245
Ssilrnnus Ave New York: Court 81. 544. SEQ Fulton
r-ookIya- eS Broadway Williamsburg New YORK
transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 sstna-or
Prssidsnt Gent Manager General Pass'r Agsns.