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New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs-Receipts 21o cars S,674 head, includ
ing "A alive 1O2 for slaughere5 and "a
sale. all city exception of few head
opening of the market showed that there
demand for the cate steers dropped 1oq' and at the
stock Sy bulls -5io thin held
to choce naSe e G re sd
at Sc e0a$1 IS bulls at s5 5oa$4 10 fair extra
soss Dressed 6sif dun at per
pool quoted live cattle settling slow at
tor 6es ow RfT "a and &c b
Philadeiphan Liverpool viii take out 274 cattle for
ers Of beef for the swift Beef company 100
S5s spolis Gsa sz5 S1 al and quarters
375 shamberg Son: the British d Princess
will London 900 cattle equally dyided between cen
cattle for the Morris Bee compsny 142
sae m nsef foT s
ndad 10 to Bermuda Il cattle 81 aheeP and $50
Of beef atts $50 r osats aPpsr 3 sheep d
cacasses and 5 200 quarters Of beef all to
sReep PReea al and ; i5o quarters si Of -,
ageFiSs g isS S st. St g. g $ 1s? 5 iOS d. nj le . 3D. lis
It s9?s g At s 81 iias sssa r
r. dG at lsG ss 80: r. At d. 1857 B. b. ss2
at So CO. i Is DO So s4S o. D at ao sa s s. 5 dG s
g g? IS: r. al d. sSi 81 ,6 at IT, 81 50 "
g. iss i js & g. e. is @ + & at Ct Is su i2'3aa
oh9 sssi s at ?s = = IS s. Si rs d.
bull ieao m at 81 60 9o59 DO Do s36S CO. NJ at do y 1923
H. at So 25 do, sS2 H. So; do IA rb at $2 2S IL
o0 W M 13!s r. s. sass So e S57 K h.
s q'y 3 s q? idoe do e5 o. ar H. - At as IS
3 i 6nis S9ls .;:.is s1S lIP II s S ss
butchers and 81 for the market making iet Th trade and
satss s' g.; IS ss$ Wsse5s r. ssi
calves & st 81 WsseFn Teas at easier as at easc per
try dressed unchanged at egllc; dressed oarhyaru '
sales~MePhsTson Co.. veals, 1aa ~ at 3d. do
40 ID. at S.; do, 50 @ n; at ISs 81; ~ a+s7
6 Wss,s e4e SaIyeG @ $Si cars Rs at or
stale stock there were 26la on sale sheep were
at the upper yards were steady; at Jersey City
the market quoted weak to l5c lower: 1uli hst =
dozen S6S sSeep Ssgg woFf sod & s4 M IS per h;
L LAMBS m f bs saSe mutton E 'sT iacT at per 6
at Sc: dressed lambs weak at sG1oc
1ss de-, 50 h. at Sc Is culs 81 Ib, s. So 90 state
hss s7 q p at at s s g g. a. s2 sd 5Si Fl as g.
Tobin & Shannon: 2ei Ohio fed Western lambs Y 10
$ ~ WSEtsfa sfar6 LAMBS sRssD g & r. f. at i do IL
George & L. 3 DiIienbacb: 1876 State lambs, 50 n at
Sc Keip I S!aa comnasd sesR compsny @ oa Ohio lambs
Sc do so 10 at So 224 Buffalo do IS H. al - o.
D 0G AaTrineton ri @ $50 Ohio lambs n at s. 20: ~
g %es IS n do at . 8 g. g. oSo Ss issP sS $s g. '
S. Judd Co: 2o2 Western lambs Is 10 at 80 ~ ~
11s Buffalo do. 60 H. at IS o 10 Buffaio sheep' Il" "
H 12l State lambs 7e n p -. at s. ,S s,;
4' foGs@Receipts were 7ls cars 40 head, nclud
ing about half car for the market. Feeling firm
on Buffalo advices State hogs probably sell higher
deck of mixed Westerns sold at S. 80 Country
hogs steady 7adsc per n for heavy to hght
weights . =, ,-o =.
at Sc so per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 30.-CIoslng; wheat-Spot steady: No
red Western winter 6s lad; No Northern spring. es
l0d: No ! California, 6S HID futures quiet: March.
Is Slsd: May. IS 2sd. Corn-Spot quiet: American
mixed new I'd: American mixed old stock
quiet: nominal March. IS 4Isd: May. As 2ssd
Peas-Canadian quiet Gs Dad Flour-St. Louis fancy
winter quiet. IS Sd Hops London-Pacidc Coast nrn.
fIG1fT Ios Beef India l02s Cd Pork
prime Western T5s- Hams-Short cut. Ia 60
10 b. steady ?2s Cd Bacon quiet and steady; Cumber
70 30 10 AIS Cd: short rib 16 "A 10 81:
middles light, IS 70 "a n. ASS; long clear
m.ddies heavy. 35 10 40 b as 3D. short clear backs
10. SIS: clear bellies IL 20 l6 lb Sis Shoulders
Square IL l3 10 steady. +cs. Lard quiet: prime
Western in tierces 51s: American refined pals.
Sd Cheese strong: American nnest white and col
pentine-Spirits firm. ass Rosin-Common frm IS Sd
-Reued quiet 6isd ILnseed oil firm, 26- Cd
Cotfonseed oI-Huu refined spot hru. IS 4isd. TaoH
Australian u London firnl SIS Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

METALs-The London tin market little lower
to-day with spot closing at fl3 los and futures az
in the local market which closed s2s 75gS29 TO-
coPPERcopper IKE tin vas & lower in London losing ing
callv dull and without important ehanee'
Standard quoted $12: lake at S12 4ogSl2 1o eiec
.LEAD-I,ead Is Sd lower in London at Ill IS
90 here continued quiet and unchanged
-. IT3oN-Iron quoted at 53s sd in Glasgow, and
more or less nominal No foundry Northern is quoted
at s24Gs24 foundry southern and No fogpdTg
al s229sg2 so Warrants continue nominal .
siOI-AssES AND SYRUPs-Syrups were steady Mo.
ssses I emansq s s1ond F noations follow: New-oresns
centrifugai common 9a9I3c fair 14gl6c; good llq2lc
common l2Gl4c: fair 15al7c; good. lsg2pc; PRIME Il
a23c: fancy, 24q2ec , 49,, ..o. ~. -
vail departments OF steam and san ,onhas;
for vessel being exceedingly scarce Quotations; 1erpoo
n1 pG, 81 ~ Ieith 2a.d: Newcastle 2i5d; Hamburg
Pc nfenn;es Bremen 321z pennigs to March; Rotter-
; gam &C ,e aen' cHARTERs-Brsh steamer. % coo
grain from Baltimore principal ports United
kinga0G1 or and tor ksruus Is 1oi:d port
- n both March: British steamer ioos .9ns
Fetr1ary-March Norwegian steamer L2to IONS cIs Sa
Norfolk Demerara. private terms v
,bepre Jacksonville Fail River owners account
oner scDo' ls1 tons Brunswick 10 Philadelphia
aSgo dispatch: schooner 3s5 coal Phia-
Ali tons Philadelphia TO Boston. 81 5o
s1bdoner 4ss coal Perth Ameoy 70 bah 81. 81 o.
schooRe. go 900 ,SS tons British schoones i4ss tons
eco TONS coal. Cardiff 20 Is % Bri.ish
eSo @ tons tons cosi coal Tine TO Boston Is Sd
cottcnseed oil market was Hinited
Obbing lots and the IN tome nseed oil Is in mod
crare demand steady 10 hFrn 81 recent pfiees IKE
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
foreclosure gGIes.
SrPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Henry Freygang. George Freygan and Lud
wig RIeeer and Trustees under the Last
VIII and Testament OF Gustav Freygang. deceased
PLAINTIFFS against David Norris al Defendants
sale duly made and entered in the above-ertitied
action and bearing date the 18th day OF January
fe03 the the Referee In said judgment
named will public auction at the New York Real
Estate SaesrOom. No. Ill Broadway in the Borough OF
Manhattan City Of New York, the Goth day OF Febru
erv IeO3 at II that Herbert A
the premises directed by said tuog
r1ent Sold and therein described follows: All
that certain piece parcel OF land with the build
improvements thereon situate. lying and being
OF Manhattan bounded and described follows To
wit: Beginning point the westerly SIDE or
Pleasant Avenue distant (eal feet and seven
m nches southerIy from the point corner toed ny
the intersection the southery side OF one Hundred ana
westerly side OF Pleasant
TT,ndrefI and Nineteenth and OF the way
thromsh party erected partly on the LOT hereby
conyeyed and partly the lot next adjoining on hc
northeriv side thereof seventynNe fo5 feet thence
SiSl feet and eight inches thence easterly psrae
on ono Hundred Nineteenth Street and part OF the
wall erected partly on the tot hefeoy
cnrveyed and partly the lot next adjoinins On ne
sCutherIy side thereof seventynve (l1 feet 20 toe
esterly side Avenue and thence northery
Teet and eight (s inches the point or place ot oesn
ming - mt too-
bd'eu -'SN -'.' ALBERT T. SIRE Referee.
Rt1ss & HEPPENHEIMER. Attorneys for Plantlits --9
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
a OF the property to be -Sl1
US street number Is 5SS Pleasant ANenue'
1iQth Street
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


market yesterday opened oultt at
,,n7sre6 prices Speculation very quiet put oNlns
- I1oites covering demand prices developed some
,hsf Trner tone and the market was hna!y s,faoS a
points sales were SSVo pass'
es-iv news was without special feature some
--ice changes were reported. but these were lnol-
a.fye ~ no fresh Developments either IN specuaINe
or general trade conditions. Hamburg was pig
rrry higher Rio responding 10 the oecIliLe
santos yesterday marked down her quotations % T
Eeceirrs al primary points continue fairly fu aia wiz
he santos stock rapidly decreasing having los
Of the month, the stoch o.
4eS shows an increase 1900 bags for the week
g * though; that visible supply statement 20
anq ,er+ STssnesdsv will furnish grounds for
rneve6 bearislness the mean time, hoSeNei'
record and speculation IS ~ a
,-ss,tsr- frame of The spot market toCa nas
quiet but steady with quotations on tle pasis " ~ ~
Nc Z. - 80 ,oca- market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
orts stnro Se1ternf,er 1ooa -

1 s s ASp 5 Ug market n Of ns % to Se ea
sss s 2ssss4s sSsss 10; szt5s a5s
TO arrive...... .BUCKwHEAT FToUR-Duf quoted at
uot "a Fair SPOT to- anS soo to s @ choice to fancy S.
ss So coRNMEAL-oqet onoted: Kiln dried s;.i So Is
gine 80 he ;S and SeIiow ST s.
mddas s. sGossss
sa7; oil cake s25 oo@s26: hominy chop. ST. oil
GRAINSwHEAT-It was day Of further liquidation
n the wheat market and of lover prices & in 1H &
weakest on account of reassuring as to the
patches @ from the V soS6Test ] that the cold
not expected to do much harm anyway. St, Louis
epey wet on N If g in en e9nTS sgsr wh @ ths a IN
free Circulation The other influence conSsbung mos,
markets where an advance had been confidently expected
@ % % n @ Of the the s sasy aa9es lSs pdn there a
denoted sharp reaction with the close only 5q2o points
d not acats ans 6sE
ports ports from hs. quarter Advees as to weather osSdi &
mens q $50 bush from that country during the week
an OF what Be s eaeded @ there ne
S Bush % eopsr @ @ the M baE in mas the hehpRne n
time last year The English decline for the day amounted
had Something q bu1lish gaming because Of the small
western o1eent down 3 to bush in
board ceSGSoe oasn e irse Shipments four wheat
bas epor as eS to soo 6S e at s cse SGs
and the demand for wheat from both miers and
shippers From seaboard points the export inquiry
very light indeed. only loads No red here and 13
loads outports While the local market had occasional
day downward. with about the lowest
Of the Gay. Quotations cash wheat aoat basis.
follows: No hard Manitoba. S9Lc; No North
Manitoba Sc: No Northern Duluth ssc. and No
red NeH-York. Size, all prompt CORN-Consder
ing the weakness in wheat the market again dis
time To the wheat decline and closing practically
unchanged from the previous night. except March,
which izc higher The January option neglected
all and closed nominal Bulls explained the
dertone Of corn due to small receipts at Western
points together with advance OF s64d in London,
contrasting with Esd decline Liverpool and TO a
strong cash demand Chicago from Eastern
Trade locally both in options cash property however
a rather small scale. On export the
transactions amounted IL loads here 10 loads
outports besides which 10000 bush unsraded
sold local account; No closed nominal In ele
Vator 60c ahoat and from 56c 5Sc TO arrive
z b afoat: Ne = white and No yellow. sec. o
Rfoat. -OATS-Holdng steady throughout the day
sympathy with the market closed the level
prevailing THURSDAY Cash property in New-York
eating but p. 900 bush closed g. 42kc
No white. z4c: No white 43izc: track mixed nominal
track white 3i46c and standard white 43stc......
RYE-Market steady; No Western. 61c, o afoat;
State 5bGSI SA PT1EY-Market dull feeding
quoted 47c. T New-York. and mailing. 51d61c
week ending January 29. according 'Bradstreets"
1870 oe5
and 5o2. .36S bush IN this week Wheat
since July 14s.599629 bush. against
10S i6 1856 bush last Corn exports aggregate
o4a aa9 bush, against 2376.6s5 bush last week and
20 900 700 bush against 9s5 bush last season
-fOI,r-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
Nominal.


o, cotton closed quiet with quotations u1cansed on
-, bssjS - nc for middling upland and s3oc tor MID
ding Gulf sales amounted 70 ioo6 bs1es @
S ,hs1ee5 al SIC: sales 5000 bales Mobile quiet
and &C higher al sac. sales zoo bales SEAMAN 500
- ia fsger al SIC: sales. s76 bales wilmington
err ,,nchaneed at sac. Norfolk st3ady unenhhge9'
a.. go balex Baltimore nominal. unchanged o.
o. a,gusta steady unchanged, at l-lec; saies eIo
f1crtrared receipts New-Orieans for
80 ,r o1o =. ~ d.o hsieT az compared with 1855 bales
rfsI las. week and 45e4 bales for the same Hay Eal
I5,e.on Tor tomorrow $500 10 1900 bales arc
epected compared with sel+ bales actal iS Seh o
:. hniee Galveston expects eVo9 10 s,V'
Sie IN cntrssf with 10 $50 bales actual for the core
snandinc day last week and 6071 bales last year 49,,
E4ceipts Of cotton ports o-oaF al,o tol @
we'd e. cornpared with totals OF week pfc'"oa
- e suroea
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 30-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day 14344 bales half Of which were
demand steady. Low. medium
cossbred irregular but hne crossbreds were steady
Cane of Good Hope Natal sold readily TO the nome
trade~ and the Continent. few medium, tine cross-
breds and several lots of good greasy Merlnos were
taken AT full rates by American buyers, Following are
the sales in detail: Wales 500 bales occurred
sd Queensland bales secured. Is 6d4ls I'D
greasy 91od Victoria bales; secured 1SdIls
I'D. greasy 6IadaIs South Australia Zoo bales;
greasy 4adQis lad West Austraiis 800 bales greasy
Zealand, 100 bales; secured, St3dp
Is IA grsasv 5Isdais Id Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
i0o I,aes: secured is 5ddls Sad: greasy. 7GS1td.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and easy
No spring wheat 77g7sc No 3. I2c; No red. 74g
74sic: No corn. 45atc; No yellow 45%&ci No cats,
33a4c: No white 935c; No rye. 4Sc good feeding
barley 42G46c; fair choice mating. 4sgo5o: No
daxseed, 81 II: No 1 Northwestern 81 e prime timothy
81; pork. bbl SIG 62t.qslo 90 Ia[u per
100 b 50 pos0 20: ribs sides loose IS 95Se TO-
Cboxe) 50 371&GS9 621: whkey, basis OF high wines.
81 30 Produce Exchange today the butter mar
ket was dull and steady creamery iop2oc; dairies 1g
23c Eggs stronger; cases included nc Cheese DUH
steady, 13g11e@
Duluth Ian 3o-CIose: wheat-Cash No hard. 76c:
No Northern zoe; Northern. ISe; May, IIc; July,
76&.c.
Milwaukee, Jan 30-Wheat lower: No 1 Northern.
ZsizG7S4zc No Northern 77gT7ssc; May, ITsqIT9sc.
Rye steady; l. 51G52c- Barley steady No = 641sG
CSC; sample 45G57c. Corn-May, A;sc.
Minneapolis Jan 3o.-FIour-First patents. 81 O5d
81 M second PATENTS 95as4 05 first clears. Sc so:
ond clears So 1882 25. Bran IN bulk Sli 50dSi4 30
philadelphia Jan. 30.-Wheat &c lower contract
grade JANUARY 79l4@sOc Corn firm: fair demand No
in export elevator 54Isd55c; January. 54Isa5c Oats
LENA nd; Western creamery 26Q 26sc do nearby
prints Csc Eggs steady fair demand: fresh nearby. 23c.
AZ ths mark: do Western g2G23c at the mark:
western o at the mark; do Southern PIC.
cheese unchanged New-York full creams prime small
f4GI41.c: DO good. 10 2Hl3te: do prime.
lac. 10 fair 20 good lS1a@13S4c. Recepts-FlOur
Us and 2l06O0o 10 in sacks: corn $4,000 bush:
100 BUSH Shipments- neat "'oVV ousa' corn. lolOo
bush; oats LOCO bush
elevator 7ic track T4li@T5isc: May. 74c; July 7ia
7Issc: No . hard 7t913c. Corn-NO . cash, Ale: May
4i%,c Oats-No . cash. 3Jc May. S6ssc: No : white,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
WOOL TRADE FRIGHTENING.

THE Boston American and Cotton Reporter OF
January 80 says ,,- -. -, ... .,.,
the week andt Of the wool market has
tnuea firm The volume business Territory wools
foots considerable
total While for wool has been for general
essortment the inquiry has been pronounced II
anything for woos which are regarded as
in very strong positinn Medium Territories quarter
and eghths blood and low woods have
been especially good request
OF In their views. and there
OF weakness In the situation
The receipts Boston this week amounted
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY 81 1903.

large tales per 100 10 81 O5; de- 9T1scfsf: i'o
sSaeJc; 10 75asoc: cover mixed prl.ne 10 ,oa ITb. b
clover prime, $50 .STRAW-ReceiptS
eral enough to furnish full demand and prices aor .s
grades of long rye steady at I54s21zc as
with considerable attractive lots soc per O 10
Receipts of hay straw, In TONS reported al the
Produce Exchange a today Hudson River Aall,
road 6Oo PENNSYLVANIA, 50 Delaware Lackawanna ano
Western 80; West Shore, 110 Lehigh Valley 40 On
taro and Western. 20 Central of NewJersey, 10 to'd
j. 13o tons; receipts of straw. 30 tons by rail.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

IIsth street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge SATISFY
which above-descTibed property Is 70 De sold
Sc J3f 67-i0o with interest thereon from the rd
and allow
in9 10 $40 2-it0 together with the expenses
sale The approximate OF the taxes assessments
ana rates other liens be allowed
purchaseoRey. paid by the R1fsres
ts 1925 O6-iO0. and interest
Dated York. 29th day OF January. tpS
ALBERT T. SIRE. RsSerse
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool JAN 80 p,m.-Cotton-spot-Good business
done: prices points lower American mddng fair,
54sd good middling, 5o6d; mdding STD low middling
the day bales of which 1Cp1 were for spec
laton export. and included II 6tO American Re-
Cepts 20 bales, including 1890 American Futures
opened closed steady american middling c.
January 4 7gd: January February 4I9d; February
March 79d; March and April 4I9d: April and May.
Is64 sod: May June 4.S0d4. Sld June and July.
SOG4 sid July August, i.S0d; August and Septcm
ber I'D: September and October. 45id; October
and November, Aid.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tr1ouns
Y received at their Uptown Office.
~ ~ no. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received the following branch
orfces at regular cface rates until o,cioek viz:
23d-st-: 1S3 6th-ave-. cor.
1S,t-st 90 East 14fh-st.; 257 West 42d-st be
I'd ave. between 18th and 18th sts l'O.o Sa-aye;
Dsar 1st-aye-- S9th-St-: lo8 East
1s 11ssHtIst: 75t; Tremont-ave.t $50 3d-ave.. near
a1st"st: 554 3d-ave.; 21O Bleecker-st: 32o
1Ieecixcr-st BROOKLYN. n. Y.-210 C0urt-sf.:
IIs SniIfh-st.: 1.OO4 Gates-aye. Newark n. j.
-7o5 Broad-st. Also A. D. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RA"RoAD.

sRossIs sss et .SS Trs5
Ifsa:.:s s...s. 'i"s :-sl .,i:ss
ssaslon' ssceSs sslcT ~hess as. osS:ss"l:e
f4a R4ns 10 car ssspns
s.ss NJ FAST IlNE3Pssssurs ana esvssnd1i sa1im.n
on ca4. M MseePsE Dining osd sgS
Cincinnati rndianaposs s9 Iouisvis Gn.." St. Louis 90
SouF train u
& Drawinsroom. Sleeping. Dining anu
1ss q; eHfcAeo AND ST. LOUIS ExpREs;s:a7 ExpR;E2;:7
s Iasi1PaPS,ls chIeago Dining Car p,,.surs
For %eioh w. Ta Tis Shenandoah Valley
0-45 45l.F: r NJ WESTERN ExpREss-FOr Chicago For
MsIe'Di pscF seiHESs' 'ExPRsEr PRES
For Knoxville daily s1s via
PBr NJ CLEVELAND AMP CT CINSIMiMaT,d Snsi1aa, En-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
& snd e Streets 1 p9g G S dsr @ ans a%
ssS sFfe bniS s Dnns an PesSr es
%aISs eag phin % night SsHaaS y 8 ;bsiss p
as e95 ISss RannE Gfs
95nIns 5IdTg. Cas-, 2 Dining ca tss Dining car 40
soGHERS 4 m szas aiss y y S S
CDesDrOsses and cortiand, Streets Il 40 p nn
ATLANT5G y dsS COAST gioIG n aRa
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express 10 y,,I p 70,
week-days Nail II. 10 night daily. SeaDoaIo R4
N6RP1sk hN6 IS wEsfsRN e ass A1rwAr-Fcr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAII-wAY.-i5o a NJ "esA
days, 1255 and 455 D. daily. -o,ror u II x
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoHFoA'>-~
A7LaSf1c ss1fzs asG % and xsshsay. Hss:;
Sundays. 7.55 a. u Through vestibuled Irans rsr
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week
lor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Gar aH1 o
ard Coacher Sundays
CAPE MAY--12SS .. week-days. f,ro,,
For points New York and Long BRANCH Rairoah - 10
West Twenty3third Street Station 500 Sunday. h; e
a. m. Ass p. m. from Desbrosses and SortIan6' m
Streets 900 a m. 1920. $40. $40 and 1lSo p IL
weekdays Sundays 9.45 a. n 5.15 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 500 - t.oS
S25. S-55. e25 C955 Penna Limited lOlo 6r
ing Carr, 1155 a. m. 1855 Dining Carr 15S IDinimns m
Carr. . 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets I'D
325 Dining Carr. 355. as. AS lDining Sar q -
Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carl. 155. S % s5S; 9.S
p Il 10 night. Sundays. e.1o 755 Dining CSr nc
Carr a. 1885 Dining Carr. f55 Dining Call' o.
Dining Carr 1885, 4.25 Dining Carr. 4-S dining EsTl
555 Dining Carr 755 s25 s55 o. 25 p r Il 10 ngnr
Ticket offices. Nos 461. 1854, III and 26l broadway 10
Fifth Avenue (below 23d St1 26S Fifth Avenue corne
Goth ST.; l Astor House: West Twenty-third stree
Station. Of Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Street eo
and Pennsylvania Station BROOKLYN; ststlon,
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VII
call for and che,k baggage from hotels ard resdencs
through 20 destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivan;
Railroad Cab Service. -
". ". ATTERBURY. J. f. WOOD.
General Manager. GenT Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

10 15s bales against 1902 week and 1852
bales a year -. 49, % -,
iThe total receipts since January have pser 81 "a
bales domestic 6s bales foreign for the co5res
ing period 1902 This is decrease oI it-IO DaeS
domestic and a decrease of So bales foreign
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo oFour steady WhsatNspains M &.,,d9 Dun
6oIcc No corn 81 i.c strong: No white, 427=c
No , mixed, 40Isc. Barley, 52G65c Rye-No l. IN
store 60c- - r.,
Chicago Jan So-Ths leading futures ranged as fot-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine firm and un-
changed with 65c generally asked for machines Rosin
ruled firm. Tar steady to firm. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oi and machine bbls, 6f1sq
65c.
TAR-Pns bbls. So 15dS2 20: oil bbls, 81 %. .
ROS1N-C'ommon 10 good strained, 81 95dS2: ID. g.
e. 81 05: F. 81 O5GS2 10; 81 10S2 10; FL, s. 30S2 30
81 1882 So h So 25aS3 3O NJ IS 1898 N Sc esq
81; " c. 81 %; w W. 81 so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn ....-...--....-.----.-..-..-- -59SZo DDS
lar "o' pOi'
Savannah, 3O.-Turpentine irm &c bid: receipts
109 bbls sales. rm receipts 7s1 bbls; sales
2o2a exports 300. Quoted: A. B. c. ID and E. 81 10
f, 81 So G. 81 90; H. 81 s. Il. So %; NJ So 30
N. SO 50; w G, SO so; " ". s4 20.
Charleston, 30-Turpentne firm. SIC Rosin firm
Quoted: A. B. c. D and Z. 81 70; F. 81 70: G, 81 S.
H. Sc Is; 81 so; X. So: NJ. So 3o n. So so; G. So T5
w w, 81 10.
Wilmington, JAN 30.-spirits turpentine firm 81 &
receipts. SO casks firm, 81 70dS1 75 receipts 263
bbls Crude turpentne firm. 81 25qSS 75 receipts 50
London, Jan So.-Turpentine-spirts. AIS 3d. Rosin-
American strained, 5s 1012d; fine los.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

COTTON vas.erdav,s cotton market was hardy 60 e.
80 e rbst OF the previous day. ano the oeCns at
- 80 a. 6ec,ire Of 293 points luarnecie1ell a.
-Te or1nins prices worked shade lower n1o.
- tsotb accounts encouraged tE
Indications that 1ls PG-t
- -. vouls exceed those last year linen SeHe
strong Fuvins movement chiefly from Soutnen
-1e+ local bulls we're disposed 10 support tae
ief. and the decline since the high point OF
profit 10 the ehorts
noted demand put May PACK 10 So;
uit+tn points OF the highest for the season VIII
March and July S.S1c and eS1c reseSti. .e
receipts at Galveston ano
Cl-lesnt ere received the market again turned eae.
rlt-ng "a a level 26a points below Tnursoay ~
closed quiet saIes
ss5s,s5 ~ bales Saturdays receipts AZ -NeN
,-laans we're estimated Is 600 TO 1900 ba4es CON-
and GaiNesuof1 eAi
ocular weekly statistics about as expectSo' az aa a
cried ft-;le effect on the market As vas -
T-s6av Trch OF yesterdays news was OF bul-isl
s-fer Including reports from tle
nd Southern spot markets Were al
rtesG "a firm unchanged TO 1sc higher put o -.
-i1 hefn~ The Increase the interior recepts aH1
tendency to take profits proved the ~ ,
neureS, as h4ds1S ~
King. with comparisons, are
Port receipts. s402s bales, against l--5o ;yst
overland mills and Canada 4I,so
- o lles against a. bales last year. LOSE OF sto a.
bales, against ~. baes lasI sa.
1-o,,ebt week, pa, 1S4 pales aslIloS
Sf2 aales Total crop
T- yaNeir-s s3 245 bales against el2 sos baIes id
ear verlans 10 mills Canada f3s lef oaes
20 G4 bales last year: Southern MIL tafngs
interior towns Of September .toS 4L 60
eanst ze4 l7o bales Brought into sisnt t
fof season s01ls3 bales. against oee eo oaL 10
year The total crop movement IS iof 100 uN!0 u w
v.sr against 153 DAYS in lsSl-O2 .,... =. s.,
The range contract prices in the local naFAet '
as follows: