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New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
OTHER MARkETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 16-CatfIe- Receipts $500; steady 70
strong good TO prime S3dS6 poor 70 rnelul
sfockers and feeders. So 25QSi 90 COWS - 5,5G
s. 30 hetfers. s2aS4 - Gamers 81 4oqs DO plS
fIogs-F2eceipts to-day $1,000 head; too ett
over 5000: opened JG10c higher; close, advance lot'
mixed and butchers So 25GSb 60; good 70 choice nes
756ST: rough heavy SO 4oGS6 20; light 50 SGSo 80
sheen STEADY lambs good choice Teth-
ers 25g$+ So fair to choice mixed So 21eS4 - ma
u CSneinDati jan Is-FIogs active s. 50gs6 75. Cattle
Fast BuffsIo Jan 16-CattIe Receipts 500 head Moth
ing doing Veas higher; tops 80 5gS10; common n
good 50GS9 FIogs-Feceips. 1900 head active ana
S. 60a$6 65: pigs So 50as6 roughs s. 75qs6; stays
75dS5 % Sheep lanbsReceipts % go head sheep
steady: 10615c lower; top lambs 50 l10SS eu ;
good. 81 25dS6 10 yearlings s3q$5 . ewes = -9g
East Liberty Jan 1c.-Cattle steady; choice, 50 40g
s. co. prime So 20QS5 good 81 9s5 10 Hogs active
heavies SO 15s6 q mediums So 52lS6 IO heavy
Workers. 60Gs6 60 light Workers So 531S6 90; pigs
ers 4 5OqS4 80; cus and common 81 7ogs2 90 choice
lambs ST 1OdS6 20: calves IS 25Q$9.
kansas CITY Jan. Observation-Disclosures 1900 natives.
Texans: calves 80 natives Corn cattle steady;
feeders and bulls strong; choice export and
dressed s. 9s5 75 fair to good 81 5GS4 So
stockers S2d$4 Western fed 81 I5d
50: Indian steers S3dS3 90; Texas s2G
Gamers sas2; bulls s. 5OGs3 so calves 50 J0GST 10
TIogs-Recepts 5000 head; market steady 1Oc higher
active: top Sc 721s sales. S6 45ds6 go: heavy
55dS6 T2i2 packers. Sc 4212 S6 CO. light Sc 10
s6 10; Workers So 359S6 40: pigs 50 +oGS6 10 Sheep
Receipts G0 head: market active steady native lambs
SASS 25: lambs So S5Gs4 35 ewes SSds3 95
wethers. S3dS4 60 Western Wstlers S2dS4 20;
stccksrs and feeders, sass %
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY II. 1903

sSrsnoe closed stoaay net 55 points higher Jsnuay
sna tn N9Ts Isg4 & I'd
Sune-July 4 Isd: July-Aqgust 47fa47sd: sep
oer 44od Manifestations and cloths very firm but
, roFR sT.sai AND 3, ss4 fair in the
81 eea g 40 winter srsiEht 81 4sass 60: winter
winter oeGSa: Extra No winter 3 so@s2 - red dog
9aie, @ 9q95ed @ SPOT and to tosr -,
Choice to fancy ss acc 81 * a 20 SGq sGf Sa '
Sgsed Ssls Elm, Elm dried ss l5ass 80 TO brand BAG
s S.: FEEr-firI1 oo5ed:
$50 SO; sPrng bran middng $I9as2i 200 10 sacks city
So q honlRy iyI,, chop S2 SO oiImal s27s27 %
strength and while al tine bt 1s5yea 5 , suFss d
ma prices showed &c advance, practically
possibly not liberal preceding day
arged local trading Of the broadening interest
Ms+ss % 3 n sch feature in grain circles this week
a,nt CONDITIONS were IN any respects the same
] tnGfsaas especially the bul considerations which
inquiry Ior cash wheat notably IN Northwest
Early advises from Minneapolis snnounoed the sale Of
les the fact that country eat 5 % od o T'Ge m S
ana I.t IN years while daily arrivals at Minneapolis
@ 1sSqS appeared 10 be in line the -four odeson.
,aoS5 important influence from bear point
pretty well with wheat after ne recent sbarp
nof5 & o fnereforg ere ready to take profits As already
two me Isct that the market has advanced nearly
~,a-
NJ, crop prospects continue remarkably bright the
Justify short sales Of ybeai al F ra 0n 70
ports q heayy rains sections
trade little this influence Shipments
begin show the effects Of recen large az sales to Frope
Cables English markets were the most satisfactory
partial 10 point advance at Paris interior receipts
small rarticularly import trade consisted
Manitoba wheat been taken c f. BuffaIo opening
nsyigaton on speculative Quotations Of cash
Shest o . anoat basis. We're a. follows: No hard
Northern Duluth, ss5 Sc No NewYor s2l5 all
many months If not indeed in several years The total
approximated 10 loads representing 1000 coo bush al
Me"-HoIk Cash corn was advanced 1@2e per bush:
50 strongly as might have been expected owing
lis rr5ncnal nfn4pee was oT near positions January
experiencing another Of shorts which advanced
season in contrast with over break January at
Chicago following shake OUT long interests and
contract May here closed &c net lower and the
4 600 bush showed Europe wants the corn as fast
considerably ahesd year, far about
looeo0 bush behind last week On the weak Intervals
found considerable resistance on account the
IiGtI esct Slowing Cd t Ioss VThiie Argentine ship
cloudy through the West without any particular storm
in sight No corn closed at At sos eeVator e, and 1oo
afoat. -OATs-There big in at the
west being credited with purchases Of about
5S coo bush 10 oats elossd at 4le No 3 4o3c mo
track white 4Sa$5i2c; standard white RE
MSFkss sesay No Ss,e s' 6,t Feeding vas
quoted sc and mailing 47a6Oc both Buffalo
ls4v Il according 10 5radstreets aggregate 4s7s
S5 S5 IN sFsi.s1 Fs week is yesr % t exports I Since JDi
14064o 500 bush against los 004 l8s bush last
2s5e ase bush last week and 1850 bush year ago
p 255 447 bush last season
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

METAIS-TIN-IOndon prices higher again
spof and l29 me local partially
futures but remained quiet unchanged here where
s,a9sT9 Is q49fea quo 5 a. 1f ae at f s lls
qgies and unesnged bang l9cai!y a. 4 and in London at
lower on the asked price being quoted at 4soa5e in
go Is d. .IFaoN-ITon IN Glasgow closed at SIS 3D.
a-.o u. ne ra-nai, oori,ai Nc Forr,rI
Wsnn Is nStes a. ss8gx25. 10 f,urdv Notbern
AZ s229s25.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-rhs market for r1olasses
unchanged Quotations follow: NeWoE,eans centrifugal
.:s:s fs' isSl'; good isS' 7ra' ai's fancy
OCEAN. FREIGHTs- There vas some inquiry for sail
+ ire ,e demand was uniniproTsd Rates were not
euotably changed steam tonnage continued IN limited
ogotati2ns Liverpool 49e t5, APs%eTp lona2n.
2led: Leth ez.d nominal. Hamburg. 20 pigs;
@ DfE 56 es % oGsiI II eG4t Per es,eT iS2 @
37s5 general caEgo hepos to Agstrsa 3 ala private
March: Brtizh steamer IS : grain Atlantic range
6onineht Is Cd berth terms option DenmarS. 2s.
eTea Re y cargo S Gulf ao 10 1he l1aahes private terms s
f To- the rnites KinFa5n i1 8as terms FeS
afn n t,n a1es ritte terms 4pr BTsb
steamer $40 tons logEood Haytl. 10 NeH-Yorb & or
tons three ports, north side cuba TO north Of
Boston private terms British bark tons. general
carg9 hense % e., o % az ~ h ~ T - - ssl17as 1ri
.rGs naIk 80 ] aolA G 40 IONS el @ h g,1S1ricE 81 @ 10 RINGS
3s5 cypress. Brunswick
20 philadelphia private schooner. 49, tons llm
her NeW-York 0 Sound private terms.
schooner. tons lumber. Savannah New-York
Fall River private British 2s57 tons
cotton Savannah 70 Liverpool OF Bremen 25s January
ISL IONS general Ne~-OrlesEs
Rotterdam. private British schooner
III tons sugar. %aeoTis 70 New-YorA 50 and port
charges
OIIs-Cottonseed oil shade easier. account Of
offerings with demand less active
from iobber Inseed oil quiet bat steady under de
ynsnS fha- is the Refined
Is and without change IN
Quoted. Petroleum bhIs. s. bulk
- Pbfladefphia bu
ene5 cases Nev-Y0rk. SO CO. -COTTONSEED OIL
low Gs2;zc sp0t OF summer yellow. 40a4ic nominal
prime white Soc; yellow
.LINsEED OIL1--Amertcan seed. city raw 46d
17c, out raw. 44a45c. Calcutta raw T5c lard
PRoYIsIoNs-Ths provision market advanced mod
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

SPOT cg-;ou closed STEADY with quotations 3 points
hzta- Of : rniddlirz upland and
go <or rui6dIinz gulf sales amounted 2oi2 bales
s-,7r relegraQhec Is follows
M5h1s arm &c higher s1=c; sales 500 bales ssvan
916c- sales, 16S bales Eharles-
m stesdv unchanged s-sc- Ntlrlngton fr1a. IN
Norfolk 5-16c higher II I6c
nominal &c higher Sac
srr7gTs N-r 1sc higher ~ sac sales, 2I6 bales =
q s-sc: sales e65 bales Cal
.s1+-- 60 &c higher II 1ec: sales, 563 bales
f-I6c higher al 1l-l6c- sales 42S0
~ 5IerpFiE tirn 1-16c higher at sac; sales 600
New-i1rlesls Tor
- 90 = 600 "a compared with S.2s1 bales
-s- iss7 week 1880 bales Tor the same cay year
tomorrow 1000 10 5slso bales
--e5 rorrrsred with $3.50 bales actual last week
f.Ier Galveston expects 5000 to
80. - ~ contrast with 63+6 bales actual for the
5sxI last and 1912 bales last y~s--
55-st-s II cotton ports to-day and Tor the week
IS compared totals q week previous ana OF
49, 77e-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
EueoeeAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

~.o0s Ian 16.-C1csinE. Wh-at-Spot frns No :
IAxerpq ye-, winter I'D; No / California g. Sad
as rsa sTeady: March. esd: May Is Nd Corn
-,srran mixed quiet AZ I'D: American
mi2ed Old firm IS 5isd: futures quiet Janusry.
y. March A. 41sd. May. A 2Asd. Peas-Ca1actan
sSadv ar e. Flours Louis fancy winter steady az
Sc Sd at London lPsctde Coast nrIn at 70 Iosg
India 1gIs Sd Pork easy.
80 mess western. 15s Hans-short u 20 IS 70
ss..a5y Cumberland % TO 30 ID.
sTs Ga short rib 16 "a n. ass long clear middles
light 2s to sTs Cd: long clear utddles heavy. %
70 40 NJ as clear backs. 10 % n as clear
bellies IA 15 n bis Sd Shoulders-square II 20 y
~ stasAy quiet prime Western In rerces
STs. American refined. IN pals. 50s Sd Butter nominal
siiov-Prnls 2Ts 81 Turpentine-Spirtts
hru az Rosin-Cofnmcn firm at As 101-d PecTo-
isuua-Rsnsd steady end. Lnseed oil arm at 2ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork. January Il. 1895
market today opened steady
g. tnrhs-ge5 prices and ruled very quiet but ale.
closing quiet ana rlet
,-f--e- roirrs The tad-I-S vas
.z-af ~ he absence Developments eafculateo
---i,as either Il the direction or the ctne
-s T7--Des- markets generally very quleI WI
with local expectations VIII
- markets Coloress. RIO reEsl ming
Santos declined 100 reis
@-c - 1irrIe smaller to-day, but this had no
market L Is currently Se--eHe1
points 70 crop OF oeIWeeiI
zoo oS.s and Is OOepa0 bags The stock al rat
-v-.s 7-a falling OF week. but there i n11is
5z-ior ~ increased animation Ia JoobIIs circles
local affair with nUctusl
interest hy cor1paTaIl eig
sT Individual transactions Sales were estllnatel
market quiet, with quoIstlOIs
--.T5 17-hzuRed OF basis of 51=c for t2io No a
ri CONTRACT prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILRsAD,
0ildllcus.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace of God free and independsnt
Margaretha stein Jacob Johannes Barbara
Johannes, Konrad Johannes. 10 the
Philip wsinheler deceased brother Helena Bickss
deceased whose and residences unknoWn %
OF Margaretha Johannes deceased sister
OF Helena Bickes deceased whose names and resides
Franz Weinheimsr. deceased brother
are unJCnoun. 10 the children DESCENDANTS
next OF kin OF Freidreich Wenheiner, deceased
Helena Bickes, deceased whose names and
law and Of kin Of Eugene WeiIheIaer I'm
norman, deceased sister Of Helena Bickes deceased
whose and residences are unknown; and 20 an
persons pnkHoTn being or claiming 3g 10 ne or Gaining to
have estate share or interest in either te ra ess
ceased the OF kin Of Helena Bickes de-
ceased send greeting: - ~, -
lately applied Court Of County OF
York have certain ins51Inent IN iT H5isiTz
bearing 18th of September 1901 reating e
festameni o{ Helena Btckes late Of the County Of New
York deceased, therefore, you and each o. you are
70 appear oeoTs fs /, ~ soTn+ Of NevYork on the
9th day Of March. thousand nine hlnd.sd ana
ana there 70 attend the probate said Last WIN and
and then and there 20 sho~ cause or b15
not he in all respects ratified and confirmed A.,
And such OF you as are ne -Si-d 10 sppear by your
guardian If vou have one If have none 70 ap-
pear and aRPy f9r 64 auf 11f 70 @ @ do s guardian
appointed Surrogate to represent ana at @' ~
IN testimony Whereof We have caused the seal Of TIE
surrogate's Court Of the said County o. Ne"-toFA u
u witness Hon Abner C Thomas a surrosais
rs.-r 81 gon1tv T he Sfth day Of December. in the
'4 vear Of our Lord thousand nine hundred
ana '"0 ]. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
clerk OF surrogates Court
NEvIN < GILPIN; Attorneys FOR EAsc"'riA' If' "
New-YoTk City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rverpool jan 16 p. m--Cotton-spot In moderats
with prtces points higher; American risdling
fair 4ed; good middiing. 4ssd; mdding. 4scd; low
ssd good ordinary. 45sd; ordinary. & 4Sd.
IRE sales OF day 5000 bales Of which 800 were
r sila.ton export. and included 6.Teo American
ecepts 10 bales. all American Futures opened firm
ana closed steady; American middling G. January.
zen I'd. January February 1894 I'D; February
and March 1904 I'D and April I'D; April and
Ma 77fR3 Tsd Nav ard June. iTsds June and July.
Esd; July and August, 47Tq4 7sd August and Septesn-
ber 7od September and October ibId October aud No.
yernoe, 40
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

bbS. sales 100: exports :: 1ss. Quoted: A. r e D p
81 81. 81 20; g. 81 II. 81 o. g 40. K = 20 NJ
So 81: y. 50 g. 81 so. W ". 81 %
Charleston. Jan -TurpentIne firm. a6isc Rosn hin
Orleans Jan - Receipts--Rosn. 2o6 bbis
Wilmington. 16.-Sprits tCrpeatine steady a1le le
receipts 81 casks. Rosin rm. 81 lqsl 90 receipts
casks. turpeutius firm. 81 aonS3 10 receipts
bhls Tar firm. 81 80; receipts. III bbis-
LONDON Jan. t6-Turpenne-S Ais 10tzd- Ftosin
American strained 3s; hne. o Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
n,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Of God free aaa lIr0n Ma
9ie p Mersou William H MeTson David ". MsIsoI, Ne So
: adr1ntstrators n Sh@re p5 49,
H nne the heirs and next OF kin OF HELEN W. Aerson
ia.a ~ t5uung1on Canada, deceased ana 70 an
!a.s .. e. fhe estate OF HELEN Wallace late or the
Torty Of New York deceased as crediIofs. S
otherwise. send gTeetirs. iou al
~ voI are hereby and required personaty 90
oL u Of the County o. NeN
Tnr ~ the Srrrogate's Court Of said county hso 81 s
the County OF NeN AorA u -
btr5 sa of March 1908 at naltpest zen coeh n
and there 70 atIenl
,eIsnf Of the account Of proceedings OF william -
Sbepard and William wallace IS S-st,s -
IN a1,aTad OF the goods chattes sno creolI5 OF
sat5 deceased. such OF you as ar
sdLu OF twenty-Ons years are required 70
.ss- ~ our guardian II you have one OF y You hae
appeaI TO be appointed. or II
tsa svs0r Of YOUR neglect failure 70 90 so
,I he appointed the Surrogate 10 IepeSnt anu a.
for you in proceeding - -..-us -. ...i 80 .ss
IN tsS --1nSz+~'s Court OF the said County OF New
2a-J - he hereunto affixed
., - 1Si+nAss Hon Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogats
Ia 81 at the County OF New 1ork
terth day of January. IN the year or our
Tord one thousand nine hundred ard tnre@-
AN' - J. FAIRFAX MLHAUGHLdN.
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court.
4$ Court Brooklyn.
LII F>E- T. Attorney for Administrators
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
Royal BlljE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsnaNGION-f23o
30 an al 30 A. NJ sLO0. go 40. 500. 100 P NJ
Ndt- .-,- .r,.p.. ...-. z,u- -
aay fS7ntay only. SParlor cars only iva 1a1asasa
S1ce- Liberty So Ferry. South Ferry Astor Houss.
f13 PSI 454 1900 1.4 Broadway Is sth ave- . Insoa
5S14r1hsI. Ave York Court ST. 34s 500 Fulton
o-cokvn- Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
TransSer Co and checks baggage to des1acon
G VI BURT.
"1-'1eP-esIde1t Geu'I MazaEsE- General Pzssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

TIE continued r1nness spirits turpentne Savannah
further advance here, that machine made
fsrreis were quoted up Rosin firm fui!
prices Tar was steady to hrm. with a good Jobhtng
sales We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTLVE- and machine bbis. So "a
TAR-Pine hblz 81 1882 20. oil bbls 81 25-
ROsIN-Connon good strained. 81 32lsaSl % y,
0s S91S2 05. F q. s. u. 354S.
50 75aise So X 50 60. NJ 50 10 y, 81 9sffs4: W G,
81 %. " y. 81 60
STOCK OK HAND
pos,n ....... AZ s25 hbls
Spirits turpeniine e9d pnis
Tar bio Dds
Savannah jan Is-THpentins frm Ssc receipts. 342
bhIs: sales loi. . EsSin ETm. receipts atsI
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

10 CDesbrusses and CortIandt Streets SOD. 70 755
s.25 s55. e25 e955 Penna Limited. 10 10 Desbrossss
Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr fo55 Dir
ing Carr. 1155 i255 Dining Csr). 135 tDtnins
II (Desbrosses Corrlandt 2o.
3. % Dining Ca-l. 355. 25. AS Dining carr, s.
Dining Csr), 555 Dining Car. I55. SIS 500 20
D n. night. Sundays, 7.55 Dining Car.
coachesl s-25 $50. 955 0lmted), SO. 1885 Dining
Carr 1855 Dining Carr, 155 Dining carr. S-Z9
Dining Carr 3-55 25 Dining Carr, ass Dining Carr
$50 Dining Carr. 755. s. Is. ESQ. e-25 12lo
night
Offices Nos 4s 1854 III and 2s1 Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue below I'D tcorusr
29tk ST.; 1 Astor House; West TWenty-third street
Station, Cortlancc
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton ss Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through O destination
Telephone .'94 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
w ". ATTERBURY r WOOD.
General Manage Geu'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

~ortor stiu active
,-szrdav weaker speaking n genera 80:
49, -,jed fairy active largely on genera
7ra more professional class OF traders were
OF cotton or 70 sen -lI eLo
belief While the stalsllCs posltLc-
strength. Il had been over
sss-o-re5 IN he more advance NTlcf ae
occurred he-e since November L. when Nay cotton soo
interval ro-izys showed advance OF
s77n there weaker perioo lI.=-
profits with the market mary
sread- loss of point 70 neI gan q I-s
account arrested by the strong Teehellc
country and abroad. the LlferTfeo
so-zs being $1,000 bales short % last years WI re
Cf last Z6aTs
the amount Of cotton brought itS
szE- for rhe week and the season less than sst
ears the weekly being 30s6 sgstnst $50
held check by strong reports lro1 lle sp9
co-.o- markets COUNTY, the range showing an al
rom 1-I6c 5-l6c demand ron eNI1oIeI5
while reports reaching mere
southern mills England mills were pretty We
sold ahead goods while holding moderate reserves o.
rnsrerel n the afternoon however the clsosI
considerations and the market n-ishsd WIN q
.rde-t0re. The regular weekly movement lges
ID by Super11endent King are as follows tor
- ss4 bales. against . -lS
mill raEfngs (estnEIsc). 56zD hales
year OF STOCK a. interior
week. bales, 33I2 bales last yesr
crcp 13s dsgs Port receipts 1866
against 5z64 053 last overland 70 nils ao
hsles 66o.3 Soul1ern
min -akngs estimated $4,000 bales. against sSl 900
-ezr- in Of september
bales 42s.6i4 last brought INTO
90 ss- The total crop movement Is -oT 45o Gays
ttis against z39 days IN leo1-o2
The q contract prices IN the local market to
were foIAcrrs-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry Ctln1s from Soats
Ferry five minutes earlie-1.
EAsToy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowy ASp
A NJ. 80 40. 500 6 45 Easscn ony1 P NJ sun
wfLKEsBARRE AND sCRASToS-z4oo. ale
A M 500 ?. N sg1days, q : 4 ~ 90 p N
LAKEWOOD. It. TOMS
BARNEGAT-z4.OO go A NJ. 130 g. 40 4f0 r-zk--
wood and I.akshurst onyl. 500 (x5S0 onlyD
p. NJ. Sundays. 1000 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITN-+9-4O a NJ. f3. 80 P. II
yINELAND AND BRIDGErUS-fz4.oo Il NJ u -
LONG BRANCH, AsBtRY PARK OCEA.
GROVE POINT PL.E Asf Vt AND sEAsH0RE
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A NJ 400 P A
PHILADELPHIA (READTNC %EPMINAL3-z-A2 s.
ZOO IS 0O % co. 1000. t1foo A. NJ, ff3.eG sI-oo
81 go 1900 TACO 400. 'o0o. tsoo 1870. So 90 P. "
80
e4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S42 .. IS 30. 30 So
~ So a NJ. 'Loo. gao '5Co. 100 70 25 P NJ
sf2 IS Ntt
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
EILLIAMSPORT-il4 90. "a .. IS 90 III q 10 1000
A N onlv) . 500. %. T200 ,. NJ
Reading. P0ttsviIls and Harrisburg only. t4oo IS
?.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
Dubllr Nonrss.

TIE CITY Of NEW YORK
OF TAXES AND ASSESS1lElNLS
1rsTN OFFICE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
40 $50 BROADWAY. STEWART BCILDlNsa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. AS Re-
~ o.ire5 bv the Greater New York Charter that ths
nos calied The Record ef the Assessed Eaie-
tier and Personal Estate of tse 1so9sas es LII @
Sa-tar e Brooklyn Queens and Richmond CON-
-+ss-- re CIV az viii be for eSaznna
or srd the second Monday % Jzo1ars ana
viii remain open Until the sz,r -aos
the books are open - puoc "
s,esior appIcaon may made by person Or cor
agzrieVsd tne sSsesse1
ion ~ real or have the sane correct "a
Of Manhattan at the main once e ths
of
Building Hundred and seventy
seventh and Third Avenue
II TIE Borough BroOkyn AZ the once OF the Depa
rrsnt. Municipal Building - -.
st ackerr Building Jackson Aveuus and Firm street.
Long Island CRY - -.
uaeut Masonic Builiing. Stapleton
.,1s ,V ~ the main ofce Manhattan.
Appcatons relation the assessed valuation cf per-
made by the assessed az rhs
-scs - ths Department the Borough where such
son resides The Of non-residsn- earryns en-
6az-ess IN The % York the c1cs o. ths
T~partuneut where q bushes.
/. located, The hours % 10 A. NJ and z NJ.
-x~ept Saturday. al applications Be mats
between A NJ ard u noon
JAMES L. WELLS. Presidsnt
WILLIAM s. CCC5SWEI4s
GEORGE = GILLESPIE
SAMCEI. sTRASBOCRGER-
RUFUS 7. SCOTT.
ccuniszOners af Taxes and Assessments 4
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Jan 16-Flour firm Wheat active: spring. No
hard carloads. SIC; winter No red, 79c strong;
No yellow. 54t2c: No 53l5c. Oats strong; No
white, 42c No mixed SO d40c Barley 50G65c. Rye,
No l in store 6Qc-
Chicago. Jan. 16-The leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield and

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
New & Hudson River r p Lessse1
Trains leave Grand Central Station Fourth s14
4-d Street. New follows:
300 4 NJ. N. 90 ?. N
rive Boston $50 P. NJ so T. N. 1000 P n SIS a. NJ
Leave Boston +aOo A VI. T12-O0 s4.0G P NJ,
sfLO0 p. N. arrive New YORK $50 p. ". s. 40 P. N.
1000 P. NJ. SI4 A. VI
Tickets New York Central o1css fZ15
Broadway. and at Grand Central station
A H SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Cash quotations folows: Flour stronger:
No spring wheat 75dTSc; No ,. T2a73l.c; No red,
T3a4dT+1rc: 47c; No yellow. 4Tci No
34Ic; No white 35d36ci No 2 4e75oc7 good feed
ing barley. 45Gl4Sc fair to choice 50a5sc; No
haxFeed 81 No Northwestern. - "a prime timothy
Per bbl SI7 90; per O2I2
oose4 TTedS3 021=; salted shoulders (bozed7,
a. clear sides (hoxed. 50 2jdSs 81
whiskey OF high wines, 81 50. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market quiet and easier;
creameriez 1SG2Tc dairies 1Td21c- easier; loss
off returned. 25sc- Cheese dull steady, 13ql4c
Duluth, Jan. 16.-C1oss: Wheat-Cash No 1 hard.
7sAc No ! Northern, 1880; No Northern. T3fsc; May.
7s7sc; July zoe Oats-May. 3ec-
Milwaukee. Jan. 16.-Wheat irrner. Close: No
Northern 79c; No Northern. 7Ia777sc; MAY 7sEse-
Rye Arm No 51l3 g52c. Barley firm. No 2 o7c;
pie 4sg56c. Corn-May 444c
Minneapolis Jan i6.-CTose: wheat-Nfsy TTssc July,
7ssc. on trackNo hard, 7sbcs No Northern. 7T5sc;
No . Northern. 161sc
Philadelphia Jan. 1s.-wheat firm and 1so higher; con-
No in export 55c Oats firm and 1sc higher;
M white clipped 421s@43c Butter dul and 1c lower.
extra 2Ic; do nearby, prints, 2sc.
Eggs lower fresh, nearby. &c AZ the mark
a. Western nc Southwestern &c loss on;
DO Southern 2Jd26c loss off Cheese unchanged; New
York prime. small. l4H14+4c; do fair good,
small 131sG13@ci do prime large, I4c; do fair to good
large 18l=a13&c. Receipts-Four 2so0 bhis and 2lo
70 wheat, 1000 bush: 24.Oeo bush;
oats Shpments-corn, Is. 500 bush. oats.
75o0 bush
81 Louis Jan 16-Close: wheat-No red cash.
71Isc bid: MAY. 7essc; July 72ssc asked No hard.
6slT1c Corn-No cash 4lAsc; May, 4lesG414.c- Oats
No cash 35c bid; May. 30ls936i.c bid; No white.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

-7=ee Cables -Rio-Cofee market Veak- 80 ~
e5-225- receipts 5000 bags Clsarel
- -ie T-TIted States coo bags cleared or turop
Ss1toS---oIlee Ael
s-s6 good average $500 receipts, -lvoV nass
s+---L bags Fisulbu-g-foIee Ilsrhet ol-ne-
: rlfz lover a. $50 ae1 = pIS LoNert sals'
market opened haTey Sleals,
sf n unchanged: a. : ? n oaItl5
s--sdv unchanged $50 unchanged t1ral s4es'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool csbles spot cotton
hardening. sales $500 bales speculation and export 30
arDericsr 600 receipts bales American 1Ooos
lnSddfing upiand zsOe Futures opened nrm points