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New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

going any faster country
inability Of 10 get grain seaboard
points from the West Baltimore four steamers
theless ports yesterday 10000 bush of
NewYork worked II loads No red for France and II
Eressve bull operations by Chicago people this
export development important factor Of strength
getting further away from normal rea
lions WITH othei H ana especiag rner a
premium feature of the day also was active buying OF
cold weather now coming down Northwest sections
winter wheat in the Southwest. where the
jeeted TO freezing and hawing weather At the immediate
opening OF wheat May sold UP to eStc being nfuenGed
somewhat by an advance ot ed on near POSITIONS at
erpoo Cnder profit taking sales it eased off gradually to
rni Tor the balance OF the session WIN -
in the last hour The English markets closed az
the Louis proved be the strongest
market in the country after having been of the weak
bush compared 600 year. The
Price Current said wheat was mostly protected , et 0y
quite 50 well. Quotations OF cash wheat Q, aHoat
Northern Manitoha a0ikc: No Northern Duluth aOS4c
and No > rcd New-York. s3s.c, all prompt; CORN
Until after midday exhibited but little activity or
buishness. being supported entirely by the
strength wheat But after that time more active
with steady cables and fair seaboard clearances the
market became quite sTonE closing 1:c & net fste % m
January trading and business that option closing un
consisted of Is loads at New-Yori and 80 loads
ports receipts $4,000 bush compared with
Swedish Government had in contemplation project
abolish the 6pty on mazs No corn closed st oSG e,S
yellow. 39c both afoat cat oAISw5he Ats The market market
higher especially with sales Of $4,000
bush No oats closed at sac; No B. 4Sisc; No white
44ai7c and standard white 44lc..-.. .RYE-NIarxet
n. 80 Western. 59S4c, b adoat; State rye 56q51c
and mating at 47@60c both f. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January %, 1903
BEEVES-Receipts. II cars. ls2 head, mainly con-
sgned direct reported Dressed beef STEADY;
v dressed native sides range, 71s@10c ~
LAT cable quotations received 14f41ec dressed
xrsJebt for American cattle. and at 10Q10zc for
rrerator beef Reported for to-day the Han
over for Liverpool with 364 cattle for the w. w.
Fraier Company Limited. No shipments reported for
head making. with the stale stock carried over from
Yesterday total $40 head TO be sold AZ al Jersey
city and 801 sixtett-st Calves OF all sorts ruled
unsoId Veas s5qS9 50 per 100 10 not inelnding
single calf doe s10 barnyard calves at s3qS3 90;
ear Of SO 49, city dressed veas at 11q14c
per m country dressed at 1o92c dressed oarnyard ana
fed calves. 6161.c. - :. eo "a
per 100 p; do 40 $40; do 1sS 10 at 50 81
51 DO ia n al s9 l do 100 N. at ss 25: do, 104 10
at ss do 20 NJ 81 so; do. 81 fb, at 81; do. 73
y, m ss. 4 DO 100 NJ So fed calves. 165 n. at
s4 barnyard calves $50 ~ SO Is; "a Western calves
Al f Fl Hume & Bro veals. l1s n at ss do 100
n AT s5 5O do So: barnyard calves. $50 10
Andrew Mullen: 1s veals; 1871 ~ at 50 25 DO $50
m al SIS. 2 40 1o6 10, $6; do. 90 10, al 50.
j g. Curtis IS Feals. 1le NJ, at 10 80; DO 81
Tobin shannon: 10 veas lls N At SO: do. 100 ~
s. Sanders: veas. 143 n, at 50 oo' do l5o 10 at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, including 10 cars d.
rect to sIaughterers Ss or IsoS head max
ing with the stock carried from yesterday total
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-1orlI January -. l@L'
COFFEE market opening StsaoE
partial decline Of points under hguidatlon oy loca
selling foreign houses result OF uecHits
fr0pearl and heavy CleGrances rea ia-
" active during but was steadled bS oo
about smaller le
-r-n qSiet market finally steady on the opeh
nc hsss SALES were n bags, including about lo,o
-ar January 1904. 51oc The initial losses were e
,G~e-r result Of decline II l1a1Fe ana
lass Of = a. rfg This respolslple M
laher free selling, particularly OF the neapy options x
thought % the former bul pool
Which in connection with the purchases supposed 10 e
- te- account on "Wednesday. tended to confirm tns
oaioa operations were Largely n the ha'.e
al e,l-c1es Importers supported the market AT the &c
cine ans shorts covering The cea WeIe
heavy, amounting u about ,e-ooo ot pu ~.
-zlecte5 purchases II 6Td1il
lrr local importers Commission houses had ZEN cI9efs
1e better jobhlng demand ana siflhhoa
srrersrh q spot having the effect of bringing
and The spot market "s Gue'
a,5ra quotations the basis Of 3iaC for fSfo NO
Of contract prices IN the local market 'o'S9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
fore closure 51Iss.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ York-RaphaeI Lyons Plaintiff. against Isador Mil
Ter ct al Defendants-In pursuance OF JUDGMENT OF
foreclosure duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. the Sth day of jan
1Iar 1903 the undersigned. Referee in said judg
men will sell public auction at the New York
Real Estate Sales Room. No III Broadway. New York
CTty Borough Of Manhattan. 4th Of February
1908 az IL O'Clock day, by John L. Parish
directed said Judgment be
sold and follows: IAN those certain
land with the buildings erected
situate lying and being in the Borough OF Man
hat City New York. and which taken to-
eether are bounded and follows: Beginning
side of 91st street distant 80
feet easterly intersection
the northery of with the eastery side OF
Second Avenue; running Northerly and parallel
and part of the through party
wall 100 feet 81 inches to the centre line OF the ooc
OF block 90 feet;
thence parallel with Second Avenue 100
side OF 9st Street, thence
along northerly side Of 91s Street so feet
TO the point or beginning said premises being
known as Nos 800 and 311 East 91st Street.
Tated York January 18th, 1908.
ELIJAH D. MINER. Referee.
JOSEPH ROSENzwEIG. Atty. for Plaintiff. 90 Nassau
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram of the property % be sold:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan 22.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot firm; No 2
red 6s I'D: No California Is 3D. futures
steady March, IS 4.d; MAJ IS 31sd cornnSpot quiet
steady January nominal March. As sd: May As "a d.
Peas-Canadian steady, Us I'd Flour-St Louis fancy
winter quiet 3D. Hops at LqndonmPacC &c Coast "a firm
easy; prime Western, los HamsShort cut. Il to
is H. rm ASS. firm Cumberland cut 26 to- 30 10,
ass: short RIB "a 1b ASS I'd: long clear middles
light rs to AIS 3d. long clear middle heavy S5 to
bellies II 10 rb 51s. shoulderssquaTe II to i3 10
firm dis steady primo Western tierces, 51S Cd
American in pals, Bis Butter nominal Cheese
strong American finest white and colored. 62s Taow-
Prime city hrm 27s Cd. Turpentine-Spirits firm ABS
Rosin-Common firm. As 1o1sd Peroleum.Refned quiet
6Jbd ILnseed oil firm. 26s 3D. Cottonseed o-Hull re-
fined, spot quiet. DDS. Talow-Austrasn in London
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

closed quiet With quotations ulcnaGea on
1rH oaEs 4.c fer niadIiIg upland ana " lor MI
ding amounted 1900 bales southern spot
teegraphed follows: NewOrleans seacy
sa- unchanged al 81 63U0 bales Mobile quiet
and unchanged S7sc. sales 900 bales Savannah seady
higher a Sssc sales 53l bales. charleston
firm and unchanged SIC Wilmington firm and un-
,hsTsed SIC. Ncrfok steady and unchanged al
3--6c- Salfs 3l1 bales Baltimore rniTal and u-
changed SIC. Galveston very firm and unchansed AZ
h13-Ifc- sails. bales steady ana l-ioc
higher 15l6c- sales, 73i bales s. LOUIS LIn ana
bales. Estimated receipts
Orleans Tor to-rnorrow 75O0 $500 bales
compared S74s bales actual last week and S54
laieg Houston for 5000 TO o5OO
bales expected against 7i16 bales last week and O2
bales year expects 1o00 70 5000 bales
IN contrast with 1866 bales last week and 9o36 bales last
Receipts a. The ports and interior points today. com
pared with the same day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
ROYAL BILE LIFE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGI0N-fs5 So
80 '1I.3O a. NJ. 100. t"34O. 800 700 P. NJ.
s1215 NIdt.
day. sSunday only +Parlor cars only Wa Tannaq'a-
ices; Liberty 81. Ferry South Ferry. Astor House.
1I3 o6 434 800 1884 Broadway 1S2 jth ave, = Union
Souare West l5 St 273 West l2Jth St 2+S
Columbus Ave York; Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
81 BROOKLYN; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 Destination
g. President Gen1 Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
Cltatluus.


- York by the grace o and independent.
David Webster. Elizabeth s. Bartlett Elsie Glissnan,
Robert Macfarla1e Chaplin. Thomas Macfariane John
Macfsrane Macfarane. all others. the heirs
of kin Of Thomas Macfarlane, deceased
OF deceased. if whose and places OF
residence unknown; Robert Macfarlane. the name
Ro5ert being fictitious his Christian being
KNOWN and the heirs law and next OF kin
Bruce Macfariane deceased brother OF de
known. heirs law and next Of kin OF
Genevieve Webster deceased. if there be, whose
names places residence unknown, and to
George Z. Morgan. Trustee, etc. under the VIII OF
GeneVIeve Webster deceased. the husband heirs and
next of Geneveve Webster. deceased send greet
Whereas David Webster. Of the City OF New York,
applied the Surrogates Court Of County
New York TO have certain instrument in writing,
relating both real and personal property duly proved
County New York deceased. therefore
and each appear before the Surrogate
our County Of New York. his Office in the County
Of New York, day OF March. thousand
hundred and three hafpaSt ten o'clock in the
thas then and there to attend the
probate said last VIII and Testament And
o hereby cited, under the OF
required 70 appear BY your guard
you If have none. TO appear and
apply for be appointed. in the OF your
neglect failure do guardian viii be appointed
ceedIng. n testimony whereof. have caused the
Seal of the Surrogates of the said County New
York to be affixed. Witness. Hon ABNER C.
THOMAS a Surrogate r>said County OF New York.
at said County 2nd of January. in the OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and three.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
LIS Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. d. =, m.--cotton-.spot-Good busI-
fair sled good middling 5O2d middllng 4sid Joy l2T
The sales Of the day 10000 bales of which 1o00
for speculation and export. and included 1o6Oo
American Receipts 10000 bales. including lSOo Amert-
can Futures opened firm and closed barely steady;
American midding < o C, January, 4.T6d January and
February 476d: February March; 476d; March and
fsd June and July a77g4 7sd; July and August "a;
August and September 4.69d September and October,
A A1d: Octnher and Noyember. 4S6d
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
9Ist Street.


The anproxirate amount of the lien charge satisfy
which above described property is TO be sold Is
2O7 Al with interest the 22nd day OF No
vember 1902 together allowances amount
ing TO S42 together Of the sale The
of the assessments other
liens Of the purchase
nnev or paid bv the Referee interest and
penalties be sold subject to hrst
mortgage 00O the principal OF which
has been reduced together with interest thereon
at the rate Sc per from 1st 1902. and
10 any state of facts which accurate survey would
Dated. January 18th. 1903
ELIJAH d. MINER Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 22-The offerings at the wool auction
..ies tc dav numbered bales. The attendance
large superior fine scoureds caused spir
I'D coTrnetifion between French German buyers
Merinos were in demand Crossbreds were In moderate
sunniv and sold readily. few lots OF Merinos were
taken for America good selection OF Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal in keen demand Following are the
sales in details New-Souh Wales. 1880 bales: secured
eitdnis eisd: greasy. 5iadG1s ID Queensland 400
bnies secured is 1ida2s I'D; greasy. sisdl1d- Vic
tora 800 bales; secured Is lsd1s ild o5sd9
Ia I'd south Australia 200 bales: secured. Is 6da
is 6lzd greasy 6tsdQ1s Id. West Australia $500 bales
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
DRoPosALs Will BE RECEIvED an

Bureau % Navigation. Navy Department. VAST
fneton Wednesday February
1905 and there publicly Immediately thereafter
FOR Fence Wall Gates at the q. $ Naval Academy
Annapolis Md BLANK OF proposal and specifcA-
tions will be furnished and plans be seen. on
pcaton az the Navigation. Navy Department
Washington d. c. at the T. $ Naval Academy AnraP.-
at the Office o( Flagg. Architect. IS
Wall Street New York A set Of drawings may Be %
Architect'e oiee depos;tfng 50, one
half II whic vii be their W. y
COvyIEs Acting Chief OF Bureau. Jan. Is. leoS.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAHRoAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-TEIRD and DES-
BEossEs and CoRTLANDT STREETS
artiand sfr.ei. tims IL I'VE fr1 iaeT
.'eR eRessi below her. rsr
To-, - VI. FAST MAIL-Lmited TO two PsTGT at Cs,T ar
Ptsbqrr m nnng o car bo New York Tor 10 Pitts6uTs 10 Pt5
" FAST LNivPs9urg i,P@rSf @q@ GlsysaP1dii Pullman
tom car a SePRg Dining oo Detroit
S9cPna, p 4 1nql1HeDgs 1gs Ieq;ys IP@c1Aao I9qs
hour train % to PSImas Compartment
9bssIyation Drawing 'fe' sDToofn sleeping Dining and
1.55 r: u. cHicAeo AND ST. LOUIS ExPREs;ssia7 PREa;si.7
India1I 59,eGq: NaShvie 1V1 Cnenpat man. sna Gar
55 r NJ Ceeaf1 sT oTfs M iP2 EXPRRss H Pittsburg
Car. WeicS W Va Cva shenandoah Valley
5.55 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7 p eeDi PsclFc senFHsy ExPREFor PRES rtsburE
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via shsnand9ah Naiey
PRESS-For Pittsburg. Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
S 3nSt p $50 Dining GsE 1919 nnr nhd Sa
ana' @ irss s bha ca4 BnpS % Gb and
G stFeefs & 20 @ p ongresso12i i IRsd @ 1Dinng am a
80 Dining CaT 95 Il 10 night 5gGaaY5 80 q 95iSSs 10
Can. C325 'CongressionaI Limited. ;. an Par9T and
9h5ns bhSs Cs css, sS 3 d 5Dnn m + cs 70 night R DINING ''
sGTTERX dsv En- 1ss s R H. Z i: iS iS
p m lDesbrosses and cortlandt Streets l-io p M
A4ST dsy COAST FloIgS s @ & nj s29
cortisndt streets. 30 ?. M ~eskdsys -
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAf---ExpreSs, Nv Y. u
weekdays. Mail II 10 night daily Seapoard fioriu@
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY--Fcr memphis
and New Orleans 3.2j p m. daily. t
CHESAPEAKE < OHIO RAILWAY.-I-5S a. m week
days 1255 and 455 p. m daily >-oproY Z - *
ATLANTIc 6ITT955 IS -.;9s TSekIaays isHfys;
Sundays. 7.55 N Through Nestibuled Trans,
Coaches week-days- az a.
Ior Smoking Car. Parlor Cars, Dining Car anu SlaA4
ard Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12I5 p. weekdays. ,.
points New York and Long Branch iaiircad ~
West Twenty third Street station. $40 a. m. q o.
3-25 40. and 1l25 p. week-days
a. m. 455 p. m. from Desbrosses and Sortanl' m
Streets 9Os m. 1920. $40. 30 and 11.3o p NJ
weekdays. Sundays. 9.45 a m. 5-l5 P m
FOR PHILADELPBIA.
6f0 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 620. 20 t9o
SIS. 80, % t9.55 Penna Lmited), 1910 tDe5oIQSs
Cortandt Streets IO.20 Dining Car) lOo9 tDiLi-
ing Car. II55 a m. 12.55 ,Dning Carr. L55 Dining
can, . 10 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets I'D 30
Dining 50. 425. AZ dining Carl' 80
dining Carr, Dining 7-55. SO: SD 30
p m. u night sundays. 61O. $50 Dining Car no
carr a. 1855 Dining Carr 155 DINING Car) o %
Dining Carr 3.55 4-25 dining Carr. +55 dining tal
Dining carr, T55. SIS. s55. 9 % u 10 nls1
Ticket Offices 4Gf. 1854. III and 261 Broadway; 10
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST. 26 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; / House; West Twenty-third street
foot OF Desbrosses and Cortand
Streets: $50 Fulton Street SS Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
for and baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBCRY. ]. r WOOD.
General CTeui Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
Proposals

OFFICE. CONSTRUCTING Q. NJ, BURLING-
" %, VT Jan 20 1905 Sealed proposals IN tripI-
cate will be received II NJ Feb. - 1906. Con-
Heating Plumbing Piping.
me ~ TWO barracks bachelor officers quarters.
and Plumbing OF stables and Construct
ing two gun sheds Fort Ethan Allen Vt Information
fSrshea on application L. \ right reject
ar accent any or any part thereof Envelopes
Containing proposals. be ndorsed Proposals for Puho
V,I5inE< Fort Ethan Allen. VT Captain T. r..
r. AMORTUX. O NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

--Tee Gables -Rtc--Co-ee market hr1ns NO FHlt
ssa1s excace II Scl: receipts. ouo0 bags cleared
f7- lie tinted States COCO bags: cleared for Europe
200 bags stock. 5Ss .U0D bags SantosCofe
ssay good average Santos 4SjG0, receipts, = go bags
e-c-k 2G7 bags. EambUrg-Colee market opener
1nchaIgeG; 2:30 was net ! Z pig lover sslss'
bsc= FIzvre-Coee market opened barely steaGN
a franc lower. i IT unchanged. At ? m steaaI'
! franc lower. 80 + 3 franc higher total sales
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
NAVAL STORES.

held at fun prices ruled selling readily at full
SPIRiTS TURPENTINE-O and machine bbls, 611@Q
TAR-Pine bbs 81 15Gs2 20: oil bbls 81 %.
ROSIN-Common TO good strained. 81 95QS2; u. g; r.
50 05 F. 50 O5G$2 10: G. 50 1882 10; H. 50 S0qS2 35
81 1882 so; X SO 2aq$3 30; NJ So 75$S So N So 95dS4
W G, 81 20, and W w. 81 60
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn a0I TtiS
Tar oV- OpS
Wilmington Jan 22-Spirits turpentine firm. 59c;
ceipts % casks. firm 81 55aSl co. receipts $40
bbls Crude urpentine firm. S2q$3 80: receipts, bbs
Tar firm 81 60; receipts. 223 bbls. -
savannah. Jan 22Turpentine firm. soc; receipts 201
hbIs: sales 425 bbls exports AZ bbls. Rosn firm
cepts 2ss9 bbs: safes 2921 bbs: exports 1000 bbls
Quoted. a B. c D. f, %; T. 81 T0 G. 81 50: H. 81 ~
81 20; K So 9O NJ So ~ So 30; W c. So SO; " ",
Charleston Jan 22-Turpentne firm 5s14c bid. Rosin
Arm A. b. c. D. E. 81 60; F, 81 65; c. 81 80; H, So ],
81 IS; X So So NJ. SO 30 n, SO 50 W G, So 10; w ".
81 10 -. 20 49,, 49,.
rentne 2O2 bbIs. Exports to Genoa-Rosn. 400 bbs.
London Jan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AS 2l4d. RoFin-
American strained, Cd: fine, 9s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. Re
Liberty Street and south Ferry Oiue from South
Ferry five minutes earlier)-
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH CHI NK-z4U0 f1I5 Easton only), g. I'D
A NJ. I'D 4 40. 500 (5.45 Easton onlyJ P NJ sun
DAYS. II % A NJ, LOO, 80 p. u
wIIkESBARRE AND RANTON-ztoo. 30
A NJ 800 P. NJ. Sundays. "a . A. NJ, 100 p 81
LAKEWOOD LAKEHJ RST, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-ziC0 ESQ \. NJ, 1-30 go, 40 Lake
wocd Only). 800 (x5S0 Lakewood only1
p. NJ. sundays, 1000 A VI.
ATLANTIC CITY-f9.4O A NJ. 10 40 2. ".
yINELAND AND BRIDGEFON-Tz4.0 90 A. NJ. Tl5o
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOREs
POINTS-z+O0, $50, II 80 a. VI As 80. $50 P. NJ
Sundays except Ocean Grove 400 A. NJ. 400 P NJ
PHILADELPHJA CREADING TERAINALl-zs4--'s -
100. $500. - 90. 1000. t11.0O A. NJ f12e9. '1s'-
$3.50. 200. f3OO. 400 500. 1000 1850. 500 P NJ
1915 Mdt. - -. ..o,.
afTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4e5 1880. 1880.
sIf 80 4 NJ. 100 +"34e. 800. 800. f925 P NJ.
40 ,~..
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSEILLE ANB
wILLIAMSPORT-il+0o. z425. tsO0 Hf91 10 IU.HVgg'
ffOO A. NJ. Reading ony). s10O 12O. ZOO P u;
Reading PottsviIIe and Harrisburg only. 400 75.oO
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
.eoeipfe a. the ports and interior points to-day com
- -. .a.ne HaeE and lasL wear:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: SPOT COZ
i9H demana sales. 1900 bales; spec1lston ana
export 600: American. LOGO; receipts lOUoVi a!e
tan. 200 upland. 4-s4d Futures opened nti
10 points advance: closed barely STEADY ne1 pOIe
over 70 ~ points higher January. January
februsryM March ans March-April, 4I6d; apfiI-hass'
e7lc MayJune July. 477@5 7ed; JulyAaelsI'
s47d; Ocober-Sovenber 3ed Manchester arms very
am prices asked check business Coihs sooo oe-
msnd.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The better grades OF spfLns
wheat aours again marked up little put as Ds
Te 70 the detrieut of business, which II sow 70 goN
H wheat advance Spring patents. 81 ZSSs ~, MIl.eI
falghts, 81 J0QS3 CO; winter patents - tSs sP..s
Gears So z54S3 20 winter g aso Oi eA.IS
20 winter, So S0aS2 So Red Dog SO 5Oa$-7 sPot Sir
~ arrive -BUCKWEEAT FLOCR-Elrm: q1o5g9 qpTp 3t
= <5gs2 80, ano 10 arrive t.h = 80,
quiet Quoted: Fair good s3dS3 35 choice 70 fancy
= s9GS5 .CORNNEAL-FlfIn quoted hiin uiiS
- l59S3 BAG MEAL-tlfl t2Iole1' "a
fne yellow 81 J0@Sl %; coarse. II dsgsI -
ff-LI-FrIn. Quoted Spring bran spot sza sa5
~ srrlse 200 H. $50 80; spring bran fnldellng
~ zoo n sacks: city feed. S2I@S2l 30: Hnsesd on c
81 81 80 oil cake. So 5 horniny chop szl S"' Oh ~
A2l9s27 So
f5RATS-HyI9EAT-E erything IN the grain lne - w.
higher again to-day advancing 10 the oesl POM
~ he present bull campaign ana appearing very stIns
throughout day tWithstanding considerable reaA
g and setback French cables suggestive OF
-lg crop conditions The volume OF export business
"Vr 50 large the trade was reasosny
~ Tln of European anxiety over ths saan1n m on,s a. e.
iAls feeling probably influenced 10 some
.ent ny cable reporting reduction IN the
me export surplus sQ.0D0OO0 bush 70 oSVtyo
4sn made necessary by the severe Storms al haIse.
e further timated that the nrst free shies
o Argentine wheat might be delayed untn tenrHsIy 10"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
. DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1.2Ht BROADWAY.

Advertisements will the following branch
offices at regular o'clock D. viz
g54 Sth-ave.. ;. e. c5d-st. 153 6th-ave., cor.
12th-st.: o. East i4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth aves: 263 West 1.5th-st.; f.3ss
3d-aye. between 10Th and nth SITS: I.O26 3d-ave-.
near 6st-st: I.ToS s9th-st: 157 East
12stb-st.; 7SG Tremont-ave.t $50 3d-aye.. near
41st-st 55. 3d-nve.: 2IO Bleecker-st: 3:5
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. y. Hs-216 Ccurf-sfi
215 smith-st.i 1.OO4 Gates-ave- Newark " y.
-7D3 Broad-st. Also at A. d. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

secured. 2sd01s cd; greasy. 6ls1ld New Lss9nd
500 bales; scour-i 5izd31s Id; greasy. i.gl1 isd
Cape OF Good Hope Natal 100 bales; secured sA7d
Is ed greasy 444lolsd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
. statistical POSITION . Brazlil
Visible supply
n-e -.Dc 1902

CoTTCcl-There good degree Of speculative &C
1ivr - Exchange. The market opened hTIl
ar advance 70 points cables being strong win
large activity reported Liverpool account OF tsF
tan secuarcrs. placing the total Of their purchases
a English r7arFe- $4,000 bales There was i
surrhe- savance q 10 points On the more setlNe
positions apparent that PUBIC huNlrE
large TCiUme. and the market beSaA
sax 5a-iue 70 points from the TOP prices
us.r7 Tho ass increased by indications th4t
receipts vcgji exceed early estimates The esry esI-
mates pointed port receipts Of 5000 bales Tor nc
increased the figure 70 -9o: tfe
actual 2o53S bales against Ell bales last
The amount of cotton 70 pe brought 5nto sshL
Variuusiy eEtir1ared from '3o-oto 70
as .l. close estimates being impossible by reason or
that large amount of cotton Is PREPARED LOT
sHf-1...r abroad certainty 70 date of snip
,.s-f Tr5 sight movement this week VII run
s.r-- SG SG bales corresponding week last year
20 a bales =: 2l9 l59 bales in 1900 The sell
encouraging reports from ran fSlFer
drEo0ds trade with certain lines q COTTON
r14Es re-1r-lI ant tending upward Ike
reached her heavy business IN
rlr-- highest prlces OF the
season and that selling l-1ec above quota
lions Savannah ard Augusta reported l-l6c advance
Otherwise The spot markets unchanged The market
m rH.z news rallied closed quiet at 10 points al
-s-er Total salrs futures were estimated at 22o'FO
-. - H..
Tho rane= contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
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