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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
The Visitors.

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relatives at Van Wyck.
Mrs. S. N. Watson of Heath
Springs is visiting in Lancas
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Blackmon
visited Chester one day last
week.
MIR. Chas. d. Jones returned
Monday from a weeks visit to
New York.
Mr.. w. F. Swaringen spent
Monday in Camden on official
business
Messrs. John Crawford and
Hazel Witherspoon spent Sun
day in Chester.
Supt l. II. Baker attended
the educational rally in Col
umbia last week.
Mrs Kate Mobley of Black
stock is visiting at her brothers.,
Mr.. r NJ, McCrorey.
Miss Florence Bell, of Magill,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Hau'he of this place.
Mr.. Hoytt Bell of Magill, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M.
Cauthen, of this place.
Supt. Skipper spent a day in
Chester last week looking after
things about the Eureka.
Mrs. NJ. J, Long and little
granddaughter, Faye Flynn, are
visiting Mrs. f. +. Smith, Of
Newport.
Mr.. Robert J. Lindsay, one of
4orkville's insurance men, was
in Lancaster last Saturday.
DR.. r. NJ. Galloway and Miss
Jessie Milling spcut Sunday
with relatives al BlaoAstock.
Rev. w. Z. Hall, D. D, of
Columbia is the guest of his
daughter here, Mrs. Ernest
Moore.
Mr.. ". j, Evans, of Camden,
spent several days the past week
with his parepts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Evans.
Senator w. G. Hough and Rep
resentative L. Y. Williams and
Mr.. West Elliott were in Column
bla last week.
Mrs. Counts returned Satur
day TO her home in Bamburg
after Il visit to her sister, Mrs.
w. M. Moore, of this place.
Rev. w. w. Ratchford assist
ed the pastor in the communion
services at the Presbyterian
church here last week and Sun
day.
Mrs. II. H. Halle of Liberty
Hill and Miss Gladys Twitty of
Heath Springs visited their Sis
ter mere last week, Mrs. J. II.
Mackey.
Rev. DR.. Boldridge returned
Monday from Waxhaw where
he preached the commencement
sermon to the Waxhaw Insti
tute Sunday.
Capt. |. w. Moore left Mon
day to take a railroad job on
the Salem branch of the South
ern.
Mr.. Sharp, principal of the
Tabernacle High school, attend
ed the meeting of teachers in
Columbia last week.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
A SUNDAY IN WAXHAW.

Last Sunday l spent in Wax
haw where | preached the an.
nual sermon before the Wax.
haw Institute. This school is
IN charge Of Prof. } II Walher,
Mrs. }. r. Walker, Prof r.. N.
Nisbet, and Prof. o. f. Cum
ningham. Mr.. Walker is well
known and has many friends
here in Lancaster Ills work
both in quality and magnitude
Is such as to cause his friends
to be proud of him. His wife
is an excellent lady and is a
part Of the explanation of his
success. Mr.. r. n. Nisbet also
is warmly commended by all
for his thorough and satisfac-
tory WORK. | did not see Mr..
Cunningham, who was sick, butx,
he too shared literally in the
generous praises of the people.
This school has had on roll for
this session two hundred and
thirty-tive scholars A more at
tentive and orderly audience I
have never seen. The evidences
of progress and good teaching
were manifest on every hand.
The people give assurances that
they appreciate their teachers
and that they intend to give
them their hearty support.
What Il mighty educational
movement is sweeping over the
whole country What a wax
ing up there is among the peo-
pie ! 1t will be followed by
great spiritual movement FIRST
the blade, then the ear, them thc
corn In the ear. First the boo :
then the mind, then the soul. |
The town itself is growing.
New buildings show prosperity
III every direction. Inere are
about five schools of high grade,
besides the regular schools, in
Union county. They are all do.
ing well and they are all plan
ming greater things. The tenn
perance work in the county just
now is claiming more than
usual attention. Liquor cannot
be legally sold anywhere in the
county but, the blind tiger has
been giving some trouble. The
people are aroused and they
say he must go. From what /
could learn they are terribly in
earnest and they will make it
very warm for him. They are
right. a few, selfish, lawless
and heartless men have no right
to trample under their feet the
Will of the overwhelming ma
jority as embodied IN law. They
ought to be taught Il lesson.
Precisely so here. The blind
tiger is a dangerous, sly, sneak
ing, destructivd animal, and he
ought to be made to go into the
Jungle where he can associate
with his proper kind. But he
has no place among decent
people.
Prof. J. r. Walker is lead
ing spirit in this movement for
the supremacy of law and it is
believed the work will succeed.
J. II. Boldridge.
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Supervisors OHce Days.

My regular office days will
be on Wednesday and Saturday
of each week. The remaining
days will be required i'll the
of other duties.
l.. j. Perry,
County Supervisor.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
Short Locals.
Wednesday, April Is, 1908.

1eoDlISou, Aprll ., IJUo, Il
daughter.
Miss Belle Clyburn has ac
cepted a position as stenographer
to Mr.. j. M. Heath, president.
"A cup of hot coffee served
at my store today. Blanks Cot
fee is always considered the best.
1t w. Z. Bennett.
E-The biggest single ship
ment of cloth yet made by the
Lancaster Cotton Mills was
made one day last week when
l65, 900 yards were shipped.
Rev. J. M. Pardue will
preach at the Crenshaw school
house Saturday night before the
third Sunday in April at S
O'Clock and Sunday at IL a. III
There will be services in
the Episcopal church next Sun
day ut II O'Clock Il m and
30 p m conducted by Rev.
u. Croft Williams.
Rev. Mr.. Belts of, Rich
Burg assisted the pastor in the
communion season services at
Shiloh last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday
A telegram from Mrs. ~.
E. Funderburk who is visiting
her parents at Laurinburg, N.
c., brought the news that the
baby was sick and MIR. Funder
burN left for Laurinburg Mon
day.
You had better see Us be-
fore you spend your CASH.
We've got some bargains.
Lancaster Mer. Co.
Bad rains, those Sunday
night and Monday. Farmers
shut out Of the fields, creeks
overnowed the bottoms and the
lands badly washed. But done t
lose hope. There are good times
coming.
Mr.. w. X. Williams, the
purchaser of the stock and &C.
counts of the late McBee Mercan-
tile Co., has opened up with a
full stock at the old stand
McBee Cor. State.
Mr.. r. K, Cunningham has
been appointed by Gov. Hey
ward as a delegate to the good
roads convention to be held in
st. Louis, Mo, on the 9th Of
this month.
Our Mr.. ]. M. Hood is al
ways in the market to buy
mules and cattle, and don't
you forget it.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Mr.. J. S. Wilson, local
treasurer Of The Family Protec-
tive Union, turned over last
week to Mrs. Julia w. Porter q
check for $1,000 insurance held
in that concern by her deceased
husband, w. S. L. Porter, whose
death occurred on the 2nd day
Of last November.
The delegates elected to
represent the Crawford Club at
the Federation IL Columbia
next week are Mrs. J. r.
Thomasson and Mrs. Geo. w.
Williams. The Franklin Circle
will be represented by Mrs.
Mollie Perry and the Music
Club by Mrs. T. J. Strait.
No one ever thought that
Ladies' and Misses Hats could ever
be sold at the prices Payseur is
selling them. 3t.
About noon last Friday the
alarm of fire was given and it
.l,vn@.x,,y>1 Y tl,.t
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
POuttrylnen !

Fresh ground Bone Meal for
hens, for sale at S. r. Black
mons market. st
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
Court ETpenses.

The expenses of the recent
term of court, exclusive of wit
nesses, are as follows
First week, $343.2O
Second 60 $500 go
Total for End week 1862 so
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

s5s s
cS e ES9d 8 oess ao eholss 70 fancy s 4 s So q,
10 s5a eTsna TsTsa . RG s, eaoted; Fine white
eay & Quoted spri1s bran spot SIS 5o arrive
sae,ss: city era3a sioasls 5o n.esd oil cake s2s 50:
- Of showing any Improvement
s % year wheat continued yesterday along bearish
e down from Wednesday about e under the price
PoFtant feature market and in connection with
throughout the dav Ston loss orders se rsacbs5 I6a-
ioa e1 for Nay wheat in this market and below re at
ing the business on latter account was hardly p to
trend Of prices Total export 80
&,es M rep5ed aFobe weshe eahdsiohl 0 actiRs
Shipments Sia @ e @ e ane fSS6 Sps sn hs II a6n @
private cables reporting more liberal offerings Of Russian
thawing and If weather continued mild navigation would
be likely 70 earlier than usual As to winter wheat
tsna nlso On va ne % s % K s P nota9y ynt re1iey ovtnr
all other Western points il difficult TO gain s2tis ats
last year except the somewhat un-
oF qer t s was i5f go SOC bS Of aour Sn
5sI ~ eush OF wheat me tnssn ma AetS
ing H Mondsy The export business 5 lncTSea 6a and
leads No red for South AtTcs all here s a 9p{PSfss ss
srn ManitoSs s5c 10 Northern Duluth ssh and No
enee Of n through the central corn eet ena9iee ouS @ 70
<o-enoon ana prices ruled s@%c higher than
eventually this weakness IN
markets sentiment and afternoon nsee i
in grains lower basis of values me c9
decline. with near months tie
weakest Sea board cleara1cee again proved heavy
days more tiah IaI r
went from Baltimore and New Orleans ooS oo ,,s,
and Argentine shipments ZS' ouV pusl:
oh Sernand at the west reported fairly acye put
locally il Vas sales. being conhneo 70
hasts and s loads outports. No coLIl 20.
- $50 elevator and sec. ahoat; NO NhiS
yellow afioat % =
Ire trade in oats was fairly active sa.s a.
Ls 7s-es4 and al represented nTEn Gfae .5
Welding finally 70 the decline in other rnarHe's o
here Il 600 bush No cats eioseu salSSaSc track
13xs5 nominal: track white. 4oSl 43c ana
~ YF-Ma~lSet No 2 " esterIl 90
s9oa- state rye s6a5Tc. a7SSenc hoth
mailing at 4t1ooc,
Fnffso Wheat, including hour s, sHpo'ts - .srrsd-
week enis %. os s, agairst $50 ass bush last week
go sE AL this week a gsA e6 brsb against
All- aggregate 12o6BoZ1e posi
4so -.c 9a7 bush season corn week and
o. year For the hseaI go
10 7e6. $50 bush. against 20 - o-.49 1-r-v -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ser-York January 2 1903
C0F-TSFE-opeuinz partial decline Of 5
points yesterdays market ruled generally quiet hut
continued holi
French primary markets. while moderate
purchases the bull pool. IL
claimed tended to prevent further decline The close
quiet practically the opening level and the sales
8 but 9.258 bags. There nothing
:he situation this morning Hamburg remained
changed quiet the receipts continue fun
and importers continued disposition sell
they be doing in
the local trade continues rather
low level naturally nterferes
operations for decline Some apprehension Is felt
coffee held
hx pool. So been well
Of there immediate Indication that il
Iiuuidated. The pool. fact buyers
decline said
rhet they selling the advances An ATnster
cable Of states that arrivals OF coffee the
December 2ll-e1e bags CeiiV
1120eo stock January J. 1ll5Ooo bags The
market IS quiet unchanged on the basis Of SIC
=.
The range OF contract prices toda-
lows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January 2 1908
BEEYES-Receipts $50 cars 4719 head. inelud-
fo he market rIaiiag with the cattle
sale Of which Jersey City and 60th-st Buyers
decline OF f0T2Oc. top grades showing the greatest
sh-iukage Culls. also and medium held
and weak Six unsod at late hour:
Common 70 good sides sold 81 25S5 % per loe
n; So 30gS4 % cows ana heifers al =
eStrs fat Ohio 81 90. Dressed beef quiet az IsQ
JIzc per b sides. little extra beef selling at
lie Texan beef QT=e London and Liverpool cables
eJgb sheen ady at I2z f13@c; lambs 14a14sc.
ressd weight refrigerator beef rather eHsier al S1Sac
r4r n, No shipments cf live stock fresh meat from
ths -oyt today Tomorrow win
900 quarters of beef and LOU
e I,rtTor for the swift Beef Company
Morris and 2.2oo quarters et
bas+ and 600 carcasses Of mutton for the G. h liam
rnond Company The Minnea29lis for London VIII have
sn-vos@zse,iid suzbeTger 875 cattle for j. shamberg &
S0n and loo carcasses OF mutton I9r armour -
snabere 6 son and Trinidad for Bermuda 81 est,
fJe - sheen and or beef uatter estiatsd
for various shippers making total for ne week rom
his port Of 8iT2 cattle, 2l7e sheep IL quarters
- beef and 1000 OF mutton All 10 ports OF
r,Asf Britain exception OF W caitle l. sheep
ana 70 SamberS Som 81 Ohio steers 1870 n
age at S5 so per 100 ID; 20 do 1-o 10 az 20 o9 a o.
I3o 10 IS 40 10 d. lse 70 az 80 & so 10 q0 i ~ 20 '
il4s II 3 81 g. al o 3 do 81 i,zs "a r. a at S To- S
Kf1rnja do 1920 ~ al s. 20 do iis7 70 81 -
bulls ii4I rh sS SO; 90 $50 ~ at % 20 90 Ss3 70
Il COWS SIS n 81 10 do e42 10 az 81 DO az DO
s7s b io Is DO. 7i2 To- at 81 'a' II 90 ''1 To-
sherman culver: Ohio steers 121s n at s. 25i IS
do 1855 ~ IS 10 do Ilea n az 9; 20 sirgina 90
Iii2 ID "a s5i COW. 1900 10, at si! 40 iusD ~
Kerns Commission q ohio & steers m u ias5 s. M n 1s m
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. 2-Cattle-Receipts. $500: steady; good
to prime steers s5 4G9$6 4o poor to medium, So 1895;
stockers and feeders $2Gs4 @ 81 506$4 So heifers
s29s4 75 81 50els4 90 bulls s2qs4 40; calves
dag. 81 e00; o000; left 900O; SC
1ec lower mixed and butchers 5000 40 good to choice
45Gs6 rs; heavy, SO 1896 40 light s. $50
20. SIS 25qs6 40 sheep-Receipts. 1900;
wethers S4as4 fair to choice mixed So 2as4 native
lambs. s49s4 IS.
Cincinnati. Jan. e-Hogs active strong. IS 4o9s6 so.
Cattle quiet, s2qs5 Sheep steady s2gs4 lambs steady
$49s5 s5
East Liberty Jan oCattle steady: choice s5 75Ts5 90
prime, s. 4oqS5 CO. good s5Gs5 30 Hogs lower prime
$4QS4 20; cus and 81 509S2; choice,
So 6cGS5 So. Veal calves SIS 5o9S9.
Kansas City. Jan 2-Cattle-Receipts. 800 natives,
Texans; calves 30: heavy cattle higher; medium
weights steady heifers steady slow Choice
and dressed beef steers s. G99s6 fair 70 good
steers 81 1885 Texas and Indian steers 81 6gst;
Texas cows s2Gs3 81 25Gs4 S5; native hei
ers So 60GS4 Gamers 81 90Gs2 25; bulls 81 aOGSS
calves, So 259$e so Hogs-Reeepts 100; market &C
sS 2Oss AZ mixed packers So 20Is6 as light SIS $50
Ss So yorkers s6 256S6 So pigs, IS 50GS5 95 SheepRe
western lambs SO s5Gs4 35 fed sass e5 native
wethers s39S4 60 Western wethers sSuS4 2o sockers
and feeders, s2G1S3 90 .
Ing doing Veais steady tops IS 75Gss 80; common to
good So 5oGSS Hogs-Receipts. T. 500 hssd forke
571Oc lower: others steady Heavy SO 60IS6 20 na1e1
Sc 50Gs6 50: Workers. s6 45Gs6 So: pigs SO 6Qso lo
roughs So 60dtS5 80; stays 50 I5atS5 sheep ana
Receipts 500 head: 1O915c lower Top lambs 50 5gg
s. 6O cuiis 10 good S3 T5G$5 40; yearngs 0$4 so;
ewes s4ds4 Sheep. mixed So 65Qs3 TO- cos 10
good, 81 75GS3 30.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet but nrm
No spring wheat, 757c; No 3. 67G73c No red l129
721Ac: No 2 cora. 441sc No yellow, 441sc; No oats
white 32 33zc: rye 4sc; good feeding barley SSp
4Sc; choice mailing 4556c; No ha1seec 81 IA
No Northwestern, 81 q; prime timothy seed 50 80
clover grade. s11; mess pork per Dol SIs lard
per 100 90GS10 RIBS sides Qoosel 50 5!42g
5O shoulders tooxed) SIS 2oqSs 90 snort
clear sides (boxed Ssa$12 so whskey. basi: Of high
wines 81 81 Produce Exchange to-day the butter
quiet and steaty ereameries lsec dalr5es
1725c quiet and firm; loss on cases returned &C
Cheese dull. steady 10 firm 1S41l4c
Milwaukee Jan 2-whtat lower; close. No North
ern 75IsMT6c; Northern. 741zG15ci May I5sc Rye
lower; No l. slice Barley firm: standard. Soc; sample
42156e- Corn-May, 423sc.
Philadelphia Dec 2-Wheat quiet but steady contract
grade 76 G76Ihc Corn veal and lower; No ?, in ex-
port elevators 50051c Oats quiet but firm No white
Clipped 40G41c Butter firm; good demand extra West
era creamery. 2oc nearby prints 33e Eggs nrn
good demand fresh nearby. Soc loss off, fresh Western
Soc loss off; Southwestern 2Se, loss on Iresh
2sc loss off Cheese quiet but firm Nsvy7foTk
fun creams prime small lac; do fair 70 good small l3
@3s.c; prime large i4c do fair to good large lS2I
ReceptsFlour 5000 bos anG 5OJu POUNDS IN
sacks; corn $1,000 bush; "a o00 Shipments-Wheat
5000 bush; corn 133,OCQi oats. 16,oOo
ST. Louis, Jan. 2Close: Wheat-No 2 red sash 7224c
NAV 75l4c bid July. 71c No hard. 664I2e. CornNo
cash 3s8.540lAc; May, 39zc hid oats-No cash, s3a
May S243c; No 2 white, Doc
Mfnneapolis Jan. Close: Wheat-May, 74c; July.
74Am7412c: on track l hard 74l2c; No Northern,
73I2c: Northern f2c. Flour-First patents So Sr
s.: patents 50 T5Gs5 So first clears 81 Pea
clears 81 30GS2 40 Bran in bulk s13 5oaslS "
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

g g. !. ls :: .s.s 9 TO- ,,ss i d r at s. a' bull 1870
Nswton c. ohio steers 1895 10 at 50 90 M 70 Ken
lsss su 4 ss' r. s os &c is
at at 8 a. saRsys11s ans 1ss m DC 90 Iso n at 50 u.s. DO $50 10
sanders; ss Iad.ns Penn s,P
ssisia go r. at az b. s'1 q d. a go % s. So 80 r. -
g a. s9 r 'S g. e Is 2 E q a. : IS g n
H2s,s1 i sa sss S e. as9 r.
7; j, Hume Bro: 80 eexs. s:s n. sssss. %.
bStehsrs 200 afsss sri3ss
n na ear al a s Western Calves h sa sis
prime veals sold at s5@sg 50 per 100 ~ little
esan1 esn ds city ssis s ss ss .ssa a ss a Ss m
. i age ss nsq yss 81, 80 szsFass at
Z: II Hoiis: 8 ysais. los n s At IS 1S 400
at Sc; fed calf go n at 81
Tobin shannon; veals ite n; at Sc
at Sc. 50 ~ SIS 5O do. 10 10. at s5i do 60
= sfEEP AND Receipts s4s 1000
making With the Stock e sale
prime sbs we're shade lover than wednesday and
medium grades loei5o on fully dozen 70 : sen
@s4 per 100 n: cuils 81 So choice lambs
mutton aUgsS per q
is s s.ts /. 81 . 2 sgi5a5e
8 % Isssaa ia sa g. 80 r. ISI STATE
do at s. 81 Indiana bucks caiis,
sss at s. 81 s. Il Il s sq s. g H. at 81 '0 20 sheep and eH'
J. n & 16s State lambs 81 10, at s5 4Oe
DO 81 ~ $ 90; 10 STATE sheep 100 10 at Sc So do
149 10. at S3 50.
D. Harrington Western lambs 76 10. at Sc; 209
do, T6 So so; 20 70 10 s5 so; 255 DO G3 10
s5 3s 16 State d. 50 10 IS so; 40 Canada DO 30
10 IS so
ssS sas j. 20 n % S s 80 "a spsa g. 2 s9 n 2 =: st g So g.
Buffalo sheep. 10J n. So rs
J. H. Wikerson: 211 Buffalo lambs 7S 10, at s5
Newton & Co: 215 State lambs, n ~ at s. 10
s. Sanders: 06 State lambs. 7S 70 SIS; 163 Kentucky
sheep IA m. at 81 10: State do. 155 n, at 50 So
j. q. Curtis & 130 lambs, 80 NJ s5 IS;
sheep and lambs, So 10 IS sheep, 90 fD at 81
George & L 6 DiIenback: II lambs. 62 ~ at
S. 6S State sheep 101 10 SO S7t 1873 10, at So
g. Andrew Mullen: state yesTlings 40 ih at 81 90;
state sheen. l23 70. at So S0 2s 80 n. So %.
HOGS-Receipts were IS 4s4s head. including
deck OF Western hogs, for the market No sales
ported Feeling fun steady Buffalo advices Country
dressed hogs steady at 7aGSc 70 to light
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
Ciidtlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God free and independent
To Margaretha Johannes orlenann katherna J9naSaes
Johannes. Maria Johannes and Konrad Johannes e me
Philip Weinhener, deceased brother o1 feleIa
deceased whose and residences unknown 20
Margaretha Wenheimer Johannes. deceased sister
Bickes deceased. whose and residences
and next of kin of Franz deceased brother
Helena Bickes deceased whose names ana residences
brotbaT r ~ Helena Bces deceased whose names
otutleE oL I1S4eLla
heirs at law and next Of kin Of Eugene Ge,nneaer @
whose names and residences unknown and 70 all
persons being claiming 70 be heirs az aW or
rext Of Helena Biekes. having or Gaining %
have ary estate share either the real estate
personal estate. or both OF SAID 5eera de
Whereas Babette letter Of the City OF Sev-10rn n a.
New-York have certain instrument IN wIiting neaI
ing date a 5he lgh b & aSg 81 dag of ee5er 1901 relating
personal property d1y proved as @ me & Las ~ ~ a
York therefore. and each OF you are Sa
20 appear before the Surrogate Of cur county OF ~.
h fFt aS AZ Of a MareS enc thousand three
at ten 9ss , 7oa. IN ssf 81 1 said % Last Win and
Testarnent and then and there 70 show cause WY
cree entered lsaes asrse on red hs and ae eSnraad
"a such Of jou as are hereby cited under me
we9tone yesrs are r TfquTsa YoG ve sa Roe 70
pear and apply fer one 70 be spponts raraian viii Be
appointed by the represent and act or you
IN th 2r96nv Whereof we have the Seal Of the
surrogates Court Of the said County OF Ne"-i0rA l"
Dc witness Hon. Abner C. Thomas surrogafs
Of said County OF Ne%af0Ia: Ts0hsr a. =, n5 fbe
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hulaFeo
ana t"o' FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
CLERK Of the surrogare,tss 80 C4sTt, q9osa
NEv1N & GILP1N Attorneys for Execu'riH' l4' 1'Oau
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
NAdneS

spot cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations 10
points basis Of Sc for niddlng upana ana
middng Gulf- Sales amounted TO 1880 bales
1elegrsphed follows: New
orlesn- hr 31Sc higher slice sales 10 go bales
McbIle unchanged Si<c; sales 200 bales SaEan-
hrn. &c higher sssc; sales, ! I0l bales Charles
1-l6c higher SIC. Wilmington holiday,
sSs sales 1s3 bales. Balri
nominal - higher at s&c Galveston very firm
higher 11-I6c SOC bales Augusta n--n,
.ISc higher a. SIC: sales 327 bales Memphis firm 6c
higher SIC sales $500 bales ST Louis nTn, sc
higher SIC: sales go bales Estimated receipts al
-eH-reans Tor 1e000 1l,6Oo bales, as
compared with 1881 bales week and 1S,oIs
bales fer the gay At Houston for to
BOO 70 $500 bales expected, compared with
bales actual last week 5OS bales
Galveston expects 1900 1900 ba-es with
SS6e bales actual for the corresponding day last week
and 2564 bales last
Receipts Of cotton az ths ports to-day and for the
week compared with the totals q week previous and
Of
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry Ctims from South
Ferry minutes earlier1-
EAsTOy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-z4.0O C7.l5 Easton onIy), 9f0
A NJ Leo. 44o. 500 45 Easton onlyl P. ~ sun
wIIKEsBABRE AND sCRANToS-z4.OO a15
M NJ A NJ,
TAEFWOOD. LAX EHT RS'F. TOMS RTNEsR AND
BARNEGAT-z4O0. o 40 A. NJ. 135 C24O. 40. Lake
ood and Iakehurst onIyl $50 Cz530 Lakewood only1
P NJ Sundays. 1000 A VI.
NiNELAND AND BRIDGETUS-tz4O0 \ NJ. n 80
..ONGS BRANCH. AsBI RY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEAsfNT AND sEAsHoRE
sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A NJ. 400 P NJ
PHIFsDFfPHIz (READINC TERMINAL9-z-425 H.
n 90 $500 ssGO. 1000 t11.OO A. NJ. t12OO. 100.
81 so 1900 fSoo 400 800. 1000 1870. $500 P NJ
aIe15 - - -
esTT AND CHESTNUT sTREET@S425. 1880. 1000.
1fI30 A NJ. 100. +'3.4o. $50. 100. t9 IS P. NJ
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WTTIIANSPORT-Ii CO. "A % 500 10 90
II on A NJ Reading onIvl. 800. %. 200 p. II
Reading. Pottsvi1e and Harrisburg only f4oo. t5Oa
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIvsrpooi Jan .-Closng: WhestCcsget arni Ne 2
red Western winter, i1Ixe; No California, bs Sc
Futures quiet; Maren es isd; May. IS isd July EeH-
nal Corn-Spet firm; American mixed new As 1I+4a'
American mixed old, Sd. Futures quiet January
IS 65sd March. Esd May nominal Pses-csnadia1
auiet 6s Id Hons London-Pacho Coast nFn ts lZsn
& IS. Beef quiet; extra India mess. Ills 81 ForK
easy prime mess Western SIS Cd Hans-sport cut
ii TO is 10. steady. 53s Baconcumbsrand cut 70 20
so steady SIS Sd; short ribs, 10 TO "a ~ 9s 80
long clear middles light - 10 quiet, AIS Cd lo8
clear uiddIes heavy SO 10 47s short clear backs
ne t 81 n Quiet AIS Cd bellies IA 90 10 ID easy
SOS shouders-Square II Is 10 dul a Lara ag'
mime Western In rierces American renned IN pai
kaE Butter nominal Cheese strong; American hasst
white and colored els TaowPrins city aae <fs 90 %
tins-Snirf:s frn Cd, Rosin-Cornrnon nrnl
IS qd Patrosum-Refped firm, 6ssd linsesa oil AtsadS'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-03
ROYAL Billie LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsL4ISGToS-ts3o 30
80 20 al 90 A NJ s1OO. -s3.40 800. 100 P. M
s12- Is Mdr. -, 49,. -. g.
DAY sSunday only 4Parior cars only llVia Taznaa1a
ficss: Liberty South Ferry Astor House.
113 PSI s34 1900. 1854 Broadway ls2 9Th Ave- . Cntoi
I52 I25th St. 273 West i25th ST. 24S
toiun1bus Ave York; Court ST., 344 500. Fulton
rreozIvn. Broadway. Williamsburg New York
ransfsT Co calls aid checks baggage Destination
W G. BESLER- = n BEHcr.