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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Campaign on in Iowa.

DES MONIES. la Sept. /. With
the establishment Of headquar srs in
Des Moines this week the republican
campaign may be said to be fairly
launched. It is proposed to keep lit
erary bureau working actively In ad-
dition to the regular speech-making
campaign. All of the congressional
delegation will be put in the field in
view of the campaign next year, as
this is the custom in Iowa. the presi-
dental campaign being started one
year In advance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
AFTER HIM.
LAND THIEVES ITCH FOR REMov
AL OF sEcRETRY OF INTER
IoR HITCHCOCK.
Efforts Of Politician Against Official
Likely to be Unsuccessful.

Special to The Optic
WASHINGTON. DC, Sept. 1.--Sec-
retary Hitchcock Is not liked by GER
tain politicians and they have been
trying to prejudice the president
against him. 1t is said that the ef
forts to secure Mr.. Hitchcock's re-
moval emanate from those who have
been defeated in their purposes OF
land stealing by Hitchcocks inyesti-
cations. Mckinley as well as Roose-
welt had confidence that Hitchcock
would guard the treasury against the
grafters, and so long as the president
has reason to believe that Hitchcock
Is to be honored for the enemies he
has made, he will see that he stays
In the Roosevelt cabinet
The investigation Of the land grabs
in the Indian Territory and elsewhere
will lead to reform Of existing law II
the president and Secretary Hitch.
cock can have their way. Congress
will be appealed 10 to end the oppor.
tunity. which Is now easy, Of robbing
both the nation and the settlers The
grafters circumvent the statute
through technicalities. Timber land
prices are away below value secre,
iary Hitchcock believes that We ought
to Collect $500 an acre On land worth
that sum instead or S.
Ban on Dummy Entries.
4 ban should be placed On dummy
entries ana legislation should be hal
g prevent cattle barons and large
stock Interests gaining control, II mo-
ownership, of vast tracts Of grazinf
I lands. The abolition Of the deseri
land act Is essential as the natlona
irrigation law Is held TO end all ne
y cessity for the desert land act. 4 4
also recommended that the llen.lant
"A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Ninety y-seventh Dividend.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. 1.-The half
yearly dividend Of the Illinois Central
railroad, which was paid I, lay, Is the
ninetyseventh continuous dividend
paid by that company. 1t is on the
basis Of 6 per cent for the year. The
Illinois Central is one of the very few
roads in the country which have never
passed through the hands Of receiver
and which have such record for reg
ularity in dividend payments.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Turkish Troops Attack Village, Massacre
All Of the inhabitants and
Destroy Property.
ATTEMPT ON CONSUL MAGELSSENS LIFE.
Secretary Hay Receives Dispatch From the Coasui
1T Beirut - The Battleships
Pass Sicily

ready the people Of Roswell are talk
ing Of college for the higher educa.
ton OF their young people and ! must
say that consider 1t splendid loca-
ton Tor such an institution. It would
aid them very much too in attracting
the class Of settlers that they are
looking for.
Il have not found better body OF
teachers in any Of the states than
those Of Chavez county. They are in
dead earnest and want every idea they
| can get on teaching. All their work
| is characterized BY high professional
spirit and in this they have the en-
couragement OF the people and press.
i "You don't need TO be told anything
about the press Of Roswell The news
papers are liberal, progressive and
In the hands Of good men. The Re
cord Is q daily and Is growing every
. day in favor and In value to the COM
/ munity. It's editor, II. +. M. Bear, II
certainly one Of the coming men OF
New Mexico, He is q man Of rare
culture and a public speaker Of un.
usual power. He has an educational
lecture that should be heard In every
town In New Mexico.
Il shall never forget the kind at
: tentions Of the people Of Roswell
/ can't think OF q single thing that
! they ommitted to do for my pleasure
! while there"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Work Of Arbitration.

THE HAGUE, Sept. 1.--Prof. Lam
masch Of Austria has been appointed
one of the arbitrators OF the claims
of the allied powers for preferential
treatment in the settlement with Ven
ezuela, The first session of the court
today was occupied with the discuss
ion Of the procedure to be followed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01

TUCSON. Ariz.. Sept. Ia troop Of
Mexican Rurals shot and killed Fer
nando valenxuer at Santa Cruz. So
nora. He was accused Of having muir
dered Matches Rotches. a trader, trav-
cling between Lochiel and Cananea.
about q week ago, and was said to
have committed half dozen murders
on the border.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Makes a Confession.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept. John slu.
der, a former cmploye Of the Chicago
street railway. is said TO have made
confession naming Gnstave Mala.
tesla as leader In the raid on the rail.
ways receiving Office Sunday, iii which
two men we're killed and $4,000 stolen.
suder admits he told Malatesta how
the robbery could be best accomplish.
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The wool mar.
ket has been rather quiet for week,
but prices are firm. Territory woods
continue to head the list OF sales. Fine
territory is quoted at 52@53 cts; fine
medium at so cts. and medium at As
GAG cts.
Fleece woods are in fair demand
but the offerings are not large and the
transactions are few.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Yacht Race Declared OF.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.(By Marconi
Wireless) AT 1890 a. m. both boats
arrived at The starting line. awaiting
the signals Tor the race which have
not been SET BY the committee There
Is only a very light wind, and the pros
pect TO finish the race is poor.
NEW YORK. Sept. The race is
declared or. .here will be a race to-
morrow. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Preparing to DIsburss Big Fund.

Preparing to pIsburse BIG Fund.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Leslie n.
Shaw, secretary Of the treasury. ar
rived today for the purpose OF inspect
Ing the progress made In the erection
Of the buildings at the worlds fair,
preparatory to beginning the disburse-
ment of the sG,Ooo,ooo appropriated by
the federal government. i Is expect
ed that Shaw before leaving win ap.
point disbursing agent 10 handle the
government fund.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
A Walking Delegate Released.

ossINING, n. Y, Sept. samuel
J. Parks. the New York walking dele.
gate convicted Of extortion. was re-
leased from Sing Sing prison today on
a certificate Of reasonable doubt. He
was taken to New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Letter Carriers, Association.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. The
first session Of the National Associa-
tion of Letter Carriers convention to-
day was devoted to a spirited contest
over the seating Of delegates from New
York anu Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Eagles Flock to New York.

NEW YORK, Sept The fifth an.
nual convention of the Fraternal or.
der OF Tages Desnn rUu~y ~
many Hall.
It is expected that 10000 Of the i50.-
900 members will be here. The order
was organized at Seattle six years
ago and is the strongest in the west.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Sept. Mooney ON
call steady at | S-492 l-2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, G@6 1-e. Sill
yer, 81 IS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
PhiIippine veterans.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 1.-The con-
vention Of the Army OF the Philippines
selected 81. Louis as the place Of the
next convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
Telegrahpers Get Big Increase.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. The Illinois
Central railway granted itsielegraph.
ers an average increase Of is per cent
i'll salaries.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01

Mrs. r. b. January was hostess to
a number Of ladies' at luncheon yester-
day. w~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01

CoNSTANTINOPLE, Sept 1.-The
norte has notified Minister Leishman
that ave arrests have been made az
Beirut In connection with the shoot
ing which led to the report that Un.cd
States Vice Consul Magelssen had
been assassinated. Turkish officials
assert that no attempt was made on
the vice-consul's life, and declare that
the story originated in Feudajoie,
fred on the occasion Of native mar
Iriage III accordance with custom.
MESSINA, Sicily, Sept. 1.-The
United States cruisers Brooklyn and
San Francisco passed through the
straits Of Messina today, bound south
/ WASHINGTON. d, G., Sept. Sec
retary Hay has received the folloWnt
dispatch from Consul Rayndal At Bel
rut:
"The attempt on Magelssen's ~
failed utterly. Narrow escape, bu
vice-consul suffered no injury
/ The dispatch Is dated August 81.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1.-Con
sular dispatches from Prishtina. nea
! the Seryian frontier, confirm the re
, ports that nearly all the Christian VII
lagos in the district Of Dibra and q
cevo have been pillaged and burned
!, The inhabitants fed. It is not state
!. whether Albanians or Bulgarians pei
petrated the outrages.
:. SOFIA, Sept. LA strong force Q
Turkish troops attacked the yillag
OF Stoilore. which has been occupie,
by insurgents. The latter retired, al
ter which the Turks massacred th
entire population and destroyed th'
village.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01

Work done IN manner that viii
require iis being done over Is worse
than neglecting II entirely.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01

MESSINA. Sicily, Sept. 1.-The
United States cruisers Brooklyn and
San Francisco passed through the
straits Of Messina today, bound south.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Jan. 10.-The following army orders
have been issued:
Captain GEORGE H. MMANUs. artillery corps, will
proceed Fort washington
CAPTAIN TERENCE HAMILI.. Porto Rico Provisional
Regiment of Infantry. resignation accepted
CLARENCE wIdAMs MS sI ornsGGe Gs1,6s dPss safb
ment. will make not TO exceed Two wlss o1Ie TN %
q e Rn On PoS 9f c wilmington fna BEL the WORKS
Captain THOMAS b LAMoREUX. artillery corps. quar-
termaster. viii proceed to Plattsburg Barracks
First n DAT bsr Be- at % Fo haue
worth will join his regiment
Captain ALFRED NJ PALMER. ouarterTnaster, to Lee
Captain JOHN s sEwELI of engineers sT, is aP
pointed acting quartermastsr and VIII assume %
charge Of the aT To Wasneon BARRACKS ae
CAPTAIN GEORGE h SPENCER is relieved from duty at
the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
First Lieutenant ten ANSiE Fl sT s profr 4a of ay
science the University Of Arkansas
First Lieutenant JAMES F. MKINLEY. 14th Cavalry. Is
camp on the STAFF of Major General samuel b. NJ
Young and will join his troop.
First Lieutenant SAMUEL IioF ordnance department T1
viii make not TO exceed i've visits eich month durls
osiy Enissd staes ssesi co@psny west Everett
without delay to West Point
Major WILDER {. WILDER, adjutant general
and Captain GEORGE A. SKINNER. assistant sur
board to meet at St Paul vice Lieutenant Colonel
sh En- c1ne pqsk RR T9LoR deputy
surgeon general
Captain LOUIS b LAwToN 2eth Infantry; viii report
to the retiring board at St Paul for examina-
Captain HUGH J. GALLAGHER. commissary, 10 Omaha
second Lieutenant ISAAC w MOLIONY ID Infantry is
transferred to the l4th Infantry. Company l. and
will join that company
NAVY.
Lieutenant, H WILLIAMS. to duty charge recruiting
party No J.
Lieutenant A BRONSON Jr. duty charge recruiting
party No T.
Captain A b. BATES Lieutenant F. ID. KARNs Lieu
y. NJ. GARRISON. Assistant Paymaster ]. S.
REECHER. Captain &. Il. ARNOLD. Assistant Pay
master q p ACLD. Captain r. ". MILLIGAN
Ideutenznt Commander W. $ SIMS. Lieutenant ".
CUsHMAN. Assistant Naval Constructor "
MENTEE. Lieutenant r. ". MSEEI.Y. Lieutenant
Commander e SIMPSON. Commander H MORREI.I.
Assistant Naval Constructor w. r. FERGUSON
Counmander Z. B. UNDERWOOD. Lieutenant W H
STANDBY Lieutenant Commander 7. W. KIN
KAID. Lieutenant Commander w. G p MUIR com
missioned.
Cable from Admiral Dewey, San Juan. p r.. jan
nary s:
Lieutenant c. X. MALLORY. 10 the Prairie
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. ~ HAAS. 10 the Prairie.
Passed Asstan. Surgeon z. PAGE 10 the Montgomery.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
CATTLE MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago JAN Io.-Catte-Receipts 300 head; nominal;
good 10 prime steers S5 4G0$6 so; poor medium $ %
ass stockers feeders S2GS4 SO: cows 81 9QS4 90
heifers S2Gs5 25 81 25IS2 50 bulls S2GS4 80;
calves So 50qSs Texas fed steers SIS 15s4 SO Hogs
Receipts to-day head; Monday. 0OOO left over
opened closed mixed and butchers
Sc 2oas6 50 good to choice heavy Sc 6oq$6 So n
heavy S6 light So 90aS 25: bulk of sales 50 80
ass As Sheep-Receipts 1000 head: sheep and lambs
steady good wethers 81 29s4 75 fair to choice
mixed So 25GS4 % native lambs, sass.
East Buffalo Jan 10-Cattle-Receipts, 200 head;
steady. Veas tops, S31 50 SO; common 10
good. S. 5o6SS Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; active
f0QI5c lower heavy, s6 7oas6 49, mixed So 6oGS6 20;
81 1895 Sheep and Receipts, - 500 head;
sheep 2 higher yearlings lambs steady top lambs
S6 306s6 {o good S4ds6 70: yearlngs, 81 50S5
ewes 81 5oqs4 Ia sheep top mixed, S4qs4 25 cus TO
good. 81 1888 s5.
Cincinnati 1o-Hogs active, s. 5oqs6 go Cattle
steady s2Gs5 Sheep steady, S2aS4 10 Lambs strong,
SASS 10.
Kansas City Jan 1o-cattle.Receipts 60 head; mar
S. good So 400 So; stockers and feeders 50 29
81 %; Western fed steers s3@$5 % Texas and Indian
So 25Gs4 Is; Texas 81 2GS3; native
81 50s4 native hefers 81 75S4 So; Gamers $1dS2
bulls So 6olS4; calves 50 659$7 receipts the week.
SO Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; strong
to higher; top bulk Sc 30S6 so; heavy
Sc 35S6 packers S6 So lights. Sc 05@
So 30; 25S6 30; pigs SIS s0s6 receipts
week Sheep-Market nominal; lambs,
s4Gs5 25 lambs. So S5GS4 25 $3GS3
weters. S3@S4 so: Western wethers. s3aS4 20:
feeders, S2dS3 35; receipts for
head.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
THEATRE TRAIN STOPPED.
Passengers Frightened by Fire, Sparks and a
Detonation.

Passengers on the train which leaves Bath Beach
at 20 o. m. and is known as the theatre train on
the Bath Beach Elevated Railway had scare last
night AS the train neared Fifty -ninth-st, In New
Utrecht-ave. whore the trains run on the surface
the trolley pole slipped and became caught In the
stav wires The train going at high Speed
and before it could be stopped the pole had pulled
the wires down.
A wire fell on the cars, and the roof OF one was
set ahre. Passengers made rush for the doors
and sought safety at a distance from the names
and SHARKS One of the guards rushed to the
motor car and with fire extnguisher put out
the blaze on the roof of the car
When the broken wire was pulled away from
the cars it detonated like cannon in striking
-a;I A vyrecking crew was sent from the Thirty
ninth-st. station and cut the wire away by sh0ot-
ing the trains over the space where the WIRE was
down. traffic was resumed. Half an hour oeiay
caused to traffic
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Brow Head Jan 10-Passed steamer CeVtc tBr> Clarke
New-Ycrk for Liverpool
Swansea Jan 10-Saled. steamer Jersey city tbr'
Frankand. New-YOrk.
(;reenock 1OArrived steamer Ethiopia tbr Lunls
dane New-York via Glasgow
Christiania Jan Arrived: steamer Kentucky DAM.
Thiedemann York for Copenhagen. etc
Copenhagen Jan s-Arrived. steamer Kentucky DAM
FhIedsuann Christiania.
oxelosund Jan 5-Arrtved steamer Oscar III CDanh
skjodt New-York via ChrisCansand and Copenhagen
Antwerp Jan TO- m-Sailed. Frfesland
tf3eigD. Nckeis. New York 9th arrived. ST George
tBrl, Pugh- New York
Ro,terdam Jan 10 10 a m-Saiied steamer Rotterdam
tIDutchy stengeT. New-York: arrived.
sterdam Dutch, Roseeveen. NewYork-
Havre Jan 10 y m-Arrived. steamers La Champagne
(Frl. Verlynde. New-York: Prns Willem IV tDutchl
sarents New-York via Curacao. etc. for Amsterdam
sailed, la Savoe tFrl. Poirot New-fcrk-
Cherhourg TO- J:3o m--Ssiled steamer Philadei-
phia. Mills (rom southampton, New York
e-Passed. steamer Domingo de Larrinasa
tI3rl. Hudson. Manila for New-fork.
ARRIVED. steamer IOmbaTdia tltall. De
Barbieri. New York via Naples
Naples jar 6-saled steamer scila dtaD. sartoro.
New York.
sagres Jan iG-Passed C1tta d Milano (ItcD.
De Barbieri, New-York for Naples and Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED.


steamer Georgc .Rr, Neol Liverpool December IS
with mdse White star Line Arrived at the Bar
10 a m.
steamer Essex CBr new tons). Mcoiibbon. Glas-
gov 26 in ballast to Norton & Co Arrived at
steamer Mannheim (Cier Ockelmann. Shields December
%, In Philip TOprecht- Passed Fire Island at
Steamer Kronborg dam. Erksen. Gomen. New-CaIe-
denia October Philadelphia January s. with
ore TO Ewell &c: vessel to John Lvermore-
rived the Bar at midnight 9th
steamer Monviso Gtal pew. I26 tons), Cremonlni.
Spezzio November 10 Grgenti 20 Palermo December 16
Gibraltar p. with mdse 10 Hirzel Fetmann & co.
at Bar n
steamer Winfred Armstrong. Sabine January 2
with oil to the Gurey Oh Co
Steamer Eretrta tBrl. Mucahey Maceio December 2.
Pernamhuco st Lucia p. with sugar Aerton D
Hitch Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer Arapahoe. kemble. Jacksonville January via
Charleston s. with mdsa and passengers to William P
steamer Pisa Ger. Fendt Newport News January g
in ballast Funch. Edge & Co VIII load Rotter-
Steamer jamestown Hitler. Newport News and Norro,,
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion CO
SAILED
Steamers Mesaba tBr} London; Camperdown (Tsr).
Havana Via Philadelphia; Waccamau. Georgetown @;
Fvandale tFsr Tuticorn. etc. Moltke Ger Thomas
fBrl, bermuda. Bristol:
Caracas curacao. etc, via Juan: UIIer tNorl ST
kits etc; Sandman tBrl. Glasgow Athos GER Cape
IIavtien etc Concho Key West and Galveston; oinda
dIban1 Havana etc: Daggry CNorl Progrpso Comanche
jacksonville; Chatahoochee Boston;
of Augusta, Savannah,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool 10 sailed steamer Lucania '5r Priteh-
southampton Jan io-saiied steamer Philadelphia Mills
NewYork via Cherbourg land passed Hurst Castle
shields Jan 9-saied steamer Excelsior CIer) Courtin
Rotterdam for New-NoTk.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
NETWORK CITY.

Frank Moss ex-Polce Commissioner of this city.
viii speak at the young mems meeting of the
Harlem Branch. Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton No West e-hundred-and-twenty-fft -ffth-st,
to-day at as D. m. Music viii be furnished by the
Harlem Branch Scxtet-
John Martin VIII address the League for Political
Education No Is West Forty-fourth-st-, tomorrow
at sl5 p m. His subject will be THE Steel Trust
and Profit Sharing
The German Charity Ball takes place at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on January d 1t is expected that
rnany representatives of the German diplomatic
service in Washington Will attend
Malls from China, Japan. Hawaii ano the fnlnP-
mines are due in this city Wednesday morning,
having rreached San Francisco on the steamship
Korea.
Mace soon for those who took part in the Boer
war either as correspondents or as soldiers Ihose
desfrous OF being present should communicate with
Norman Thwaites, care of THE New-York World
The Nedico-Legsl Society Will tender a dinner
,o- the retiring justices Of the Supreme Court Of
This city on January q. At the Hotel Brunswick
The occasion VIII be the annual meeting OF the
society for the installation Of officers reception
will be given for the guests Of honor Justices Al
fred steckler Ernest Hall and William A keener,
before the dinner.
At the First Baptist Church. Broadway and Sew
enty-ninth-st the Rev. l. NJ HaIdernan the pas
for Will preach this morning on "Christs Atti-
tude 10 the City of the Future is New-forK
10 Be the Religious Health Centre OF This Coun-
trv or the Headquarters for Foreign Soullessness,
Religious Ignorance. Superstition and Material
,sro7 In the evening will preach on when
a Public Teacher Declares that the New Testament
Does Not leach the Deity of Christ Is He lg-
no-ant of th1 Scriptures. Does He Deny Them. OF
Does He Set Up Expurgated New Testament
of the Critics and Not the New Testament Of the
church," series Of Sunday evening sermons
win be begun on January Is on Daniels Image,
or Gods Forecast Of Political History IN This
World
A H Ranton. of Canada, and Ruthven Mac
donald hsrytone. taking part In an evangelis-
tic campaign a the Metropolitan Temple At the
,,suai concert last night Mr. Macdonald sang and
,bis raor1ytue the Rev. Robert Bagnell will preach
on -'Friutfulness" At p. m. to-day there will De
a mass meeting. At 7sss p. m. there will be an
eyangcIisric meeting. at which Mr.. Ranton viii
speak. He will also speak at the mass meeting.
Mr. Macdonald will sing at all the services
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. 1o.-C1osing-wh -wheat-spot-No red
Western winter steady 5s II I'D: No California firm
6e Sd: futures inactive; March. 6s I'D: May. I'D
Corn-spot-Amercan mixed quiet As ND: Ameri-
mixed. old steady. IS 42d futures quiet; January
71td; March Is 3%d May. IS Esd Peas-canadian
Hops at London iPachc 15sdf7 5s Beef
exa India loss Cd. Pork easy: prime
Hams-Short o ib, quiet, 52s
Bacon-Cumberland 28 80 70. firm. Cd short
rib. "a 10. dull AIS Sd; long clear mddes light
rs "a 10 steady AS long clear iddles heavy IS
steady 45s Cd; short clear backs 10 b quiet
46s Cd; clear bellies IA to Is ib quiet 5Ss shoulders
Square II to l3 db quiet 4Os Lard dull; prime West
nominal. Cheese firm: American finest and
colored els Cd. Turpentne-Spirits Rosin-
Common firm. IS cd Petroleum-Refned steady. SID
Linseed oil firm 26s- Tallow firm: prime city. 27s Cd
Australian in London. 34s 3d. Cottonseed oI-Hull re
fned-Spot drm 22s.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Jan 10. p m,.Cotton.spot quiet; prices
points lower; American middling fair, 5.30 good
ding, 4se; middling. 46s low middling 456 good
dinary. 444; ordinary, 432 The sales of the day
1000 bales Of which for speculation and ex-
port included 5000 American Receipts. bales
closed barely steady; American middling. January
462G4 90: January February, 46294 SO: February
and March. 4.63; March and April 60: April and May
May 465: June and July. 465; n
49, August and September 45SG4 30; Septen-
Der and October. 4.45; October and November, ABS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Perrin. Jan ie-Passed steamer Seneca 65r,. Psyrcn.
Newfork for Hong Kong and Yokohama.
Shanghai Jan ioArrived. previously. steamer willow
dene (Br9. Wrigby. New-Iork vita Colombo.
Algoa Bay Jan o-Arrived Jumna tBr). Clark-
New-York-
Monteyidec Jan sArrved steamer Soldier Prince tSr'.
Dunn. New-York
Sandy Hook. n j. TO- 9.3O . n-Wind racder-
al e
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Ideutenan Governor T. W. Hig-
gins Of clean ASTOR-H T Duke, of Phila-
deIphia EMPIRE--Ths Rev, D., J Henry smyths
chapman, of washington. GRAND-Major General
william II. Bisbee, Z. S. A. HoFFHMAN-Sanuel
NJ Nicholson OF Providence; Assemblyman Louis
Bedeli, of Goshen MANHATTAN-Civil Service
Commissioner W. Miller Collier, of Auburn MUR-
RAY HII.L-I1ajor J. II. Poole, L. s. A Wal
DORF-ColoneI II. c. Kerens. of ST Louis: w. E.
Corey president OF the Carnegie Steel Company. OF
Pittsburg-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

-.so q Mos LIS 1.T2o Lexington ave: MAJ
PoeenfhaI. $500: extended to Isaac Wilson. $40
,nas a. m.-No. 227 West Ninety-ninth-st. the Rev
John G. Peters. 800
-9s n Mo I17 Willie-ave; owner unknown: slight
a. Mo z7s Second-sye.: Lizzie keenan,; $50
sn Mo 80 Hamilton ST.; Dominic Alarco; slS-
s.so "a m-No - iezington-ave.: A. Reeves; 500.