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New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
OFFICE FURSiTUE.
MACHINERY


AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. II. EDDY. 39S Madison-st-
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. DyFPTIsEMENTs and su6scrtptons Tor Inc lFloune
a r.esiyeo the Uptown Ofice
"A ' NO. .s64 BROADWAY.
,., -,-1ts vrIJ be received a following branch
oeces AZ regular Office until ociock o. m VIZ
S,haSe e cor 23d-st I33 6th-nve,. cor
,9th,.: 02 East I4th-.t: 257 West 42d-st;. be
,-rae 5tb and Sh 2tS VI est t23Ih.sI; i,'f.SS
sd-nve.. 18th and 77th sts i.o-" a
LIE s9th Id.
aaseI,S.f: as.. $50 Tremont-ave.: $50 :id-nve near
s1s1et 554 2d-aNe.: 2I0 Rieect<er-sf =,
1uI.eci., r-sf BROOKLYN. y. Y-21S Courf-st'
oIS sm,th-rt.; 1000 Gates-ave Newark " -
--o1 Eroad-Nt. Also al A D ofhces
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~ pI-RSIANCE OLE AN ORDER Ole Hon.

l. Abuer c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby given to all persons having claims
against William F. Hssse, also called William Hasse.
Iaf. of rhe County York deceased present
sane with thereof the subscriber at ter
r:acs OF transacting the office OF Moses
6;oodnan her attorney No 2s7 Broadway. Borough Of
Nanhsttau IN the city New York before the
first day Of August next ANNA HAssE ESecutrtx
dated New York, 9Th day Of January, 1903
MOSES GOODMAN Atty. Executriz- PSI Broadway.
y
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LAWYERS.

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No 1864 Broadway. between 36th and
9Th sts until } O'Clock .. m. Advertise
nents received at the following branch OF
fces at regular office rates until O'CLOCK
q m. viz: 254 Sth-ave.. E. e cor. 23d-st.:
I52 6th-ave. cor. I2th-st.; % East l4th-st-;
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5rbori Apenelrs-

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCT
"A supplies Professors. e-chers Tutors Go=eruesses
etc 70 Colleges. Schools aud Families. Apply to
N J. YOUNG FULTON. q Union Square.
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pRESSMAKING.

DPESsNAKER:s AssIsTANT.-Finef; f;,'eSr sew
er and operator also first sae ciaSS IN ii private
Fnot1F:. fnoaeFa'e: refeyence. M'CANNON. l67 East
67th-st.
----------c-,-.EIIC = street. reception and
.In.1 r,oIvns. also coats and wraps.
latest stvles: reasonable prices. pom o,.L
nnt. Nine. HAVERTY. SO East e4'n-S'''
near Madison-ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS and eucec7ptlons p,l @
Tie Tribune received at their Cptooswstn "a
Zee No. 1864 broadway, between 80 s'.r.Sss ruI
nStb xtz until o'clock .. n. AoVeIuSss
m.nts received AT The following oTancn OF
6crs at regular office rates until % o cos
o. m. viz 2s4 sth-ave-. 8 e. cor. - -.
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a DvERT1sEzEs7Ts ana sun'er1D''0n' for The TeoD'
rcoetyse /. theis Uptown ome@.
Ha. 1854 BROADWAY.
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noMt.>tt, srr, ar,oN> :. ,Nye:.,

Male
BUTLER or VALE ---t5y swiss; slns1e'
s.. willing and ooiiginEi rrst class r7'7r-
.ncos HENRY 81 East sffh--e
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YOUNG MAN. 20 years. perfect rider and
driver. speaking French and German. un-
derstauds thoroughly management horses
vate house. ridius Jcademy. horse dealers.
etc AGd -css IN TERRENCE. Box ~
TrIlunr Ollict
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

reflective AGENCIES.
At. legitimate detective service cnnn.
dentiaiIy transacted in all sec-.9tIs s,IIlCs
licensed bonded. MANHATTAN DEL
TIVE AGENCY. IS West 2lst-sL
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 5es
Tn. tribune received at their uptonewn OI
nce No 1864 Broadway oetween 80
MN ats uutU 9 o-c'ock m AdVertre-
msnts received at the following branch OF.
Hces al regular Office rates until eiocs
n. m. viz: 254 sth-ave.. s. e cor 90 go
sia 6th-ave cor i2th-st.: 92 East lAth-st' :
5S9 West 4od-st. between 7th ard sth sves. /:
sS3 west i25th-st.; 1893 3d-ave- between @
10th and 77th SITS: 1o26 3d-ave.. near 0t''-
a. TOS ist-ave.. near S9tht
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MANICURING.

MANICTTRING, shampooing hair dress ing.
scaip treatment. facial massage, cleo
trIcal treatment ladies attended at resi-
dence SNYDER, 1lS West 39th-st-
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HELP WANTED.

AlDle.
A PROMOTER able to reach investors in a
new dividend paying proposition can
make big money by addressing A. Box 10.
Tribune Office.
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COOK-FamiIy; competent; middle aged
coarse washing; can make all kinds oS
desserts and baking; personal reference
city or country. All West 45th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOK, &c--North OF Ireland cook ard
laundress and chamberusid and waitress
city or country; good baker. rOasts SOUPS
453 6th-avs
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A MEXICAN LINE.
NEW -YORK-SnTT7Hk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
philadelphia Feb Ia. 10 m Philadelphia Mar IL 10 m
St Paul. Feb %. 10 am St Paul. Mar is 10 m
pED STAR LINE.
NEW YoRK-ANTwERP-PARTS
VadeTland Feb. 81 10 am iceland. a m
Kroonland Feb Is. 10 m FINLAND Mar IL 10 a rn
Piers u and i5. N. r ONCE. 73 Broadway. n
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE.
30 Tours this season. s225 TO $1,000 Including all
Travelling Expenses Pamphlets.
THOs COOK & SON. 2si & l1s5 Bway Y Y
II A VELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing Tns.d,y Nspis.
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CHAMBERMAID.-CO would a.
sIst with other work Call two days f02
West S0th-st-, McGrath bell
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CHAMBERWORK- K-ThorouzhIy coupetzrr
young woman to do chamberwork only.
willing and obliEing: best personal refer
enCes; private family. wages SD 10 S25.
i03 West SOth-st-, care Rogers
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ATTENTION. MENi-By doing an easy
work you can travel TO England for 81
and Germany SO; also free transportation
procured; return passage. ATLANTIC
SHIRBINCS OEEICE lis -lsL-st.. NeM- OrS.
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CHAMBERMAID. &c--Young woman a.
chsmbermaid and do plain sewing or
chambermaid and waitress or maid to
grown children CRISiSiINS. 1858 Ave-
nus a
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST handbook No. 3sl. $3.50 On Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
unon said book IS called upon to present the
sane 10 the bank within thirty days or the
sid book will be declared cancelled md eX-
tingulshed and a new one Issued In lieu
theI euf.
I0ST. OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. AL .29T
Of the EN- grant Industrial Savngc Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
hank, No 81 chambers-st-
lost. .-Baukbook No. 736 4lO, Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave., New-Nor Pay
r1ent stopped Please return book 10 bank
LOST .-Bankbook No. s33 POS. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave.. New-YorE Pay
rneut stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 20.O Ol9, - cry
savings Bank 23f Weat 125th-s-. New
York Paymen; stopped Please return 10
hank.
LOST OR STOLEN Bank book No. 3s9. ISL
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped Please return onnk 70
hank IN OF Chhrnbnrs-sL
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VALET--Isna0ese as valet TO party going
70 Japan. willing TO work for travelling
expenses only will act guide in Japars
iong experience "a cook an1 valet. rooS
references G. ONISHI. 2 Mott-st
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HELP WANTED


LADIES to do plain sewing a. home: steadY
work; good pay. materials sent eveIs
y,ber, free. ssud addressed envelope for
,articuIsrs. DU PONT. Dept W. ~. Lock
Box / f.3s2. philadelphia, Penn
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
CROWDS VISIT THE SENATE
10 Hear the Opening Prayer BY den.
Booth.

| WASHINGTON, Specal.--An immense
day to hear the Invocation of General
VIM. Booth. founder and commanders
| in-chicf Of tn" Salvation Army. AMONG
the occupants OF the galleries were
booth luckcr, the generals CHIEF as
| slStant and SOn-in-law and a largo
number Of Salvationists. When the
statehood bill came up Mr.. DcDcw re-
shmcd bis remarks. and attacked the
! mormon Church because he said he
believed its members still cling to tho
practice Of polySamy. Referring to the
ahtl-polygamy provision i'm the State
mood D,ll. Mr.. Dcprw said that if wouId
seem that "th" fine Italian hand OF the
horlhoh apostle had been at work in
IN" preparation of the measure and
'hat the ronconlra;" I'd influence of 1hn
mormon hierarchy could be seen in
I 'n' determined effort to prevent any
ahchdmcnt which would con,Dlrtrly
exclude polygamy." 1t is not disputrd
nc said. that the vote of the Mormon
Nh"r'h Is absolutely controlled by the
central hierarchy OF that organization
fic declared that the migration OF Nor
mons 10 the different States and Ter
ritorlcS Was not for the purpose of So
curing homes and farms but in the
rough compact to control lcyisla
ton.
Any legislation. Mr.. Rawlins de-
rlar"d. IN any state directed at Nor
public sentiment which will sustain
the same, while the question was no,
as 20 the inadcQuacy OF the provisions
against polygamy. but as to the cXcr-
rlSc or political power. Persecution is
N" seed OF the Mormon Church. he de-
clarcd. and it did not do any good to
arralGn the cnlIrc people and brand
every Mormon as Il slave a most un-
lust accusation. "To do that" nH said
you Snlidify those who would aid Won
ID bringing about the very conditions
YOU see mere. Th" best possible school.
he said, for the correction Of these
evils. is TO emancipatc the M0rmous
ana leave them free to work out their
own dcStinieS.
Mr. Dubois said he did not think the
reference OF the opponents OF state
MOOD to pOlygamy were serious He
declared that If the statehood bill is
allowed to be put on the postofficc ap-
preparation bill he would consent to it,
and advocate the placing Of the Idaho
constitution relating to elections. as
an amendment and require Arizona
and New Mexico to subscribe to it be-
fore being admitted. Under the test
oath OF that constitution. kc said. Idaho
disfranchiScd every member of the
Mormon Church. and for years they
were without vote
After an executives session the Sen
ate adjourned until o'clock tomor-
row. to allow Senators to attend the
noon wedding OF Senator CockrcIls
daughter.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Baptist rlis sslOnary Conference.

Macon, Ga. Spccia.-Tho Baptist
Missionary Conference and School Of
Methods will meet in this city on the
18th Of February, and will continue
and speakers Of national reputation
will deliver addresses during the con-
ference. Among these will be DR.. John
r. Sampey. Of Louisville, Ky; Dr.. Wm.
T.. Hatcher, Of Richmond, Va: J. NJ.
Frost, Of Nashville, Tenn; DR.. w. w.
Landrum, OF Atlanta, and Rev. b. w.
Spillman, Of Nashville.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Three Men Drowned

Washington. n. c.. Spccal-During
the heavy gale Of Thursday night the
skipper Maco was capsized in Swan
Quarter bay, and Captain Robert
"escom, master, anG two white men
were drowned. The reports are conflict
ing, but one rumOr is that five negroes,
also or the boats crew, were drowned.
lhe same evening in Palmetto river.
on FORK Point, two miles from this
city, the schooner "Father and Son"
was sunk. The crew. two in number
were saved. In the cabin is the purse
Of the captain containing $15S. The
service OF John NJ. Edwards. subma-
rine diver, has been secured and an
EFFORT is being made to raise the "Fa-
ther and Son" from her watery grave.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
New Relief Committee.

Mexico City, SpCcial.--A relief COM
mittcc under the name Of "Comite Ma
clonal," has been organized here, to
take the place Of the charity commits
sion which has been collecting funds
for MaZatlan. President Diaz is hon.
0rary president OF the committee. The
actual president is Minister OF Interior
that people leaving the city of Mazat-
Ian dodge the sanitary stations, and
because OF the reported appearance OF
the plague at a small town near that
city, the authorities have decided to
make more strict regulations govern
ing emigration from the stricken fort.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
POSTING y STER rlULLEN is OUT.
Mr.. Smith Appointed to Succeed to
the Office

Charlotte, y. G., Spccial.--Mr. w. N
Mullen was last week removed from
| the office or postmaster OF this city on
the third charge. 1t will be rcmcm-
bcrcd that the first charge against him
was for ntoXication. This was set
tied in a way satisfactory to the de-
partmcnt, and Mullen was retained.
The second charge was that shortage
Of several hundred dollars appeared in
his books. This was some weeks ago,
but Mullen showed that The ShOtagc
was fully covered, and again was re-
tanned Last week. however, the
charge was urged that ne had failed TO
weigh Sccunh-claSS matter. and that as
Il result the government had lost
large sum OF postage. Mr.. Mullen was
then relieved and the question Of n
successor came up. Mr.. Geo. b. Hiss
was rendered the position, but dccln-
ed. Mr.. II. w. Smith WAS then APP
pointed. Several kilograms were sent
to the department and to Senator
Pritchard urging the withdrawal OF
Mr.. Smiths name, but this action was
not taken, and il is likely that his ap-
pointmcnt VIII be confirmed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
All the Protocols Slupad

Washington, Special. - MInistar
Bowen. VencZucla's representative in
the peace negotiations at washington
signed with each Of the allies renro-
sentatives here, a protocol providing
for the immediate raising Of the block-
ade and for the reference of the ques-
ton OF preferential treatment of the
claim Of the allies against the Venc-
zuclan government to The Hague. The
final formalities occurred at the British
embassy. At 1920 Friday night Mr..
Herbert, the first secretary to the en-
bassy, announced to the Associated
Press that the British protocol had
just been signed. All the protocols were
signed at 11:5
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
A Bad Wreck.

Columbia. S. G., Specially special
to The State from Greenwood. says:
"Freight train No. II. OF the Charles
ton g. Western Carolina Railroad. lcav-
Ing Greenwood at $50 Monday after
noon. was wrecked at Madden. 23 miles
north Of here. Conducted Nerdcry and
FlaSman Russell. Of Augusta, Ga,
were seriously injured. The train car.
r1cd IS cars, II OF which were loaded
Spreading Of the rails threw the train
OF the track and nine cars were over
turned. The train was in charge OF
Engineer RimmOckS, Of Augusta"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Live News Items

DR.. ]. l.. NJ. Curry. a famous South
crn educator and trustee Of the Pea
body educational fund. died at Ashc-
Vile, n. c.. last Thursday. DR.. Curry
WAS minister to Spain under President
Cleveland.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate: United
states Attorney Of Florida; Marcus G..
McLcmore. Southern District Of Texas.
United States marshal. Geo. u. o.
Green, Northern District OF Texas.
II Is not likely that English ocean
steamers will soon be built longer than
the latest specimens. No ship Of more
than T3O feet can work In the Liver
pool docks, and in the London docks
700 feet is the limit.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

jOurnmen. Mr.. D0ar had the floor.
Many efforts were made to cut him of
the no0r. but for two hours he kept
the floor speaking. reading from pa
perS. answering questions and nghting
against time. Finally the chair ruled
that motion TO rcccdc from business
could take a speaker from the floor.
and Srcing that the advocates OF the
bill would hang OH until midnight
without dinner. the Georgetown dele
CATION gave up the fight against un.
equal numbers. The minority WAS able
to sustain the fight for three hours
only with tho assistance Of Mr. T.. Y
Williams. who is without a superior
in the house as a parliamentary tarti-
clan
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Textile Notes.

p. II. Hanes of Winston, N. c., Is
installing dycing plant at his knitting
mill.
1t is reported that J. Alternately Of
1.incolnton, N. c., will organize com
pany to build a large cotton mill.
It Is reported that Indian Head
Mills OF Alabama, Cordova. Ala. will
,'build an addition for tho installation
or more looms. Company now has e.
472 spindles and $40 looms.
1t is reported that Watts of Lau.
rens, S. c., will install 10000 spindles
and 900 looms, instead OF the $4,000
spinC!ea and 500 looms announced
previously.
1t Is reported that II. l.. Johnson Of
Gadsden, Ala, has sold land at Glen
coe, Ala, to cotton manufacturing
company that proposes utilizing the
lana as site for Eection Of mill
Extract Wool Merino Co. Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, will increase capital
STOCK from $4,000 to $4,000. This ad.
dlIiohai capital Is proposed for the pur
pose or enlarging the plant.
% Granite Falls Manufacturing CO.,
Granite Falls, N. c., recently reportcd
:,as"tO add spinning machinery is not
Gincrcasing Its spindleage, but merely
<,EeWaclhB wolh'out equipment. Plant
g. now has 5000 spindles.
T'' Messrs. B. Frank Mobanc. w. r,
Walker and }. S. Patterson have in.
f$6fporated Union Supply &Cotton Co,
4 Of Spoay, N. c., with an authorized
capital Of 100000. The company's
purpose is stated to be the manufac.
v.&ture Of cotton yarn and other pro.
|'nncts.
Rome {Ga) Hosiery Mills, recently
reported incorporated, ETC., with $25,.
900 capital, has arranged for imme.
diate installation Of equipment. There
will be sixty knitting machines, pro.
ducing 300 dozen pairs Of mems and
women's hose daily. ii. w. Thurston
will be manager.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
The OREGON Deadlock.

Salem, Ore, SpeciaI.-Thc last week
OF the Legislative assembly will begin
and from present indications there will
be no election until tho last day and
perhaps the last hour Of the session.
No joint resolution for adjournment
has yet been passed, but the Legisla-
ture will probably dissolve on Friday
or Saturday. Throughout the entire
session State Senator G.: w. Fulton has
been tho leading candidate with 81
votes, as boing necessary for choice.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Eight Fires at One Time

Tampa, Fla. Special.-Eight fires
broke out here and were raging at the
same time in different sections Of the
city. a block OF Wholesale warehouses
on Whitney Sthcet, including the Cuda-
ny Packing Company. Tampa Fertilizer
Company, Curruthcrs Produce Com
pany, S. A. Edwards, w. II. Osborne
j. Il. Parrish and Walter Willis Com
pany was burned. The entire loss was
about $4,000. Labor Hall was guttcd
by fire and the Tampa Furniture Com
pany's mattress factory was destroyed
with several smaller fires.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
A Great Flood.

Mobile, Special.-The river steamer
Mary arrived from Selma, Ala, and
reports that water in the lower Ala
bama river is higher than ever before
known All the lowland back to the hill
country is under water from Choctaw
Bluff to River Junction, distance of
120 miles. The people expect floods
at his season, but the rise Is unpre-
cedented and the water Is still rising.
a great many cattle are drowned and
much timber prepared for rafting has
been lost.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Statue to r1erCer.

washington, Special-Secretary Root
mas ISSUED an order to carry out the
purpose Of Congress, directing the sub
mission by Edward v. Valentine. OF
richmond, Va, OF designs for bronze
statue or General Hugh Mercer and
has invited the mayor OF Fredericl,s-
burg, Va, to secure and convey II, the
United States suitable site for tLs
statue, which is to cost $21 500.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Ex-Governor FlshbaCk Dead.

Little Rocit. Ark. Spccial.--Formcl
Governor Wm Fishback died Monday
Mt his home M Fort SMITH. Of paraly
Sis. He was ~ yea; ,of age. He was
widely known as the author OF The
Flskback amendment, by which the
Legislature ia forbidden ever to pay
certain bonds issued during the re
construction InriOd.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
A Special Wrecked.

Washington, Spccial.-It is reported
that the Florida Special on the South
ern Railway, which leaves here at $50
Alexandria. Va, Saturday night. One
man IS said to have been killed. Ply
siclans have been sent ont from Alex
andria. An arrest has been made on
q charge OF train -wrccking.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Expects Crum's Confirmation.

washington. Special. President
Roosevelt expressed to those Senator'S
who called on him in the hope that the
Senate would confirm the nominal
ton Of Dr. Fl. ID. Crum to be collector
Of the port at Charleston. S. c. The
President has no intention OF with
drawing the nomination and desires
that the Senate take definite action on
It.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Termination of the Blockade.

Washington, Special. l.-Official notice
OF the termination Of the blockade Of
the Venezuelan ports. as conveyed In
the original proclamations, has reach
ed the State Department. in the shape
of dispatch received from the United
States embassy at London, stating that
the British Foreign Office has given
it ont that a cablegram has been sent
this morning to tho British naval COM
mandcr in Venezuelan waters to raise
the blockade.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

Coffec-Thc market closed firm, with
quotations on the basis OF ) 3-4a5 7.Sc
for No. I Rio. Mild Coffccs were steady
at these quotations.; Santos, l-2a1I-
l-2c. per pound; Maracaibo. 93-4a12-
1-2c.: Java. 19a23c.; Mocha, lSal9c.
Deliveries in Baltimore last week were
$3.50 bags: stock 50.65l bags.
Sales were l0.750 bags.
The receipts at Rio were 10000 bagc;
stock $4,000 bags; exchange, II 3-4d !;
market was firm. Receipts at Santos
market firm. At llayrc futures closC
quiet at 1-4f. decline. Sales we're H..
600 bag3.
Roasted Coffcc--Thc market was
steady at quotations as follows: e. l..
G., in cases, 10 l-2al0.T1c. per pound.
In cans and bags. Pure Java, 32 1-2a.
33c.; pure MaracaibO, % 1-2a23c.: San
toS, l9a19 tie; Java and Mocha blend
2Sa2S 1-2c.
Refined Sugars--Thc tendency of
this market was upward and adviccs
were that the next change would be an
advance. At the moment prices were
steady and unchanged. The quotations
were as follows: Per pound. Cnt-Loaf,
5.51 l-2c.: Powdered. sol l2c.; Stand
ard Granulated. A.9l l-2c.; Zine Granu-
lated, 4.91 l-2c.; Crystal A, 4.9l l2c.:
Columbia a. 4.G6 / 2c.; yellow.
i07 l-2a4.37 1-2c.
Saltod Mcats--Thcrc was firm feel
ing in this market. with trade fairly
active. The quotations were as fol-
lows: Per pound. Bulk Shoulders.
English Cut. l2c.: Bulk Short Ribs,
8 1-2c.: Bacon Clear Sides. 10 3-ic. :;
Bulk Bellies. 10 l-2c.; Bacon Shoulders
10 1-2c. SugarCurcd Shoulders
10 1-2c.; Sugar Cured Breasts. ~ | &c. :
Hams, l3 3.4c.: skinned. - l-2c.: pic
mic, Zoe. Mess Pork. $3.50 per barrel.
Lard-In ticrccs. best refined. 10 PC. :;
in tubs and tins, 10 3-iC