davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

G71sc...... .sTEARINE-Easy; quoted oleo Zoe: city
lard stearine. 11xc.
RICE-Rice quiet locally but is gen.
orally firm. prices being sustained by primary advices
Tamage Neyv-Oreans. teegraphs louisiana crop move
men to date Receips-Rough 1901 lle sacks last year
last year, pockets strong Talmage
Charleston teegraphs Carolina movement 10 date
Receipts-Rouzh 32 100 bhIs: sales 1850 oois market
active very Quotations follow Domestic ordi-
81. good IS 51sc prime TO choice
5e53sc. head 6eS3sc; Pafna. SIS japan foreign
nominal; do domestic 4aQ47sc. Java, 44u9c' Ransooh
in bond, 21s d2s4c.
sUGAR-Al reiiners their prices fer all re
fined sugars 10 points about This puts the net
price for granulated 4-15c said that the a
owing small margin for profit
and the better demand for 1obbers have very
little hand It fRtinated that le sa-
might have been jobbers. who are ieavlg
In the hands of reGners withdraw the sGsaI
and thus permit refners clean their pseh orueis
We quote: Cut loaf crushed and domnos 9"oc lout
A and cubes. sc; XXSx powdered. iser: po"aefteo'
powdered and fruit powdered. 4s5c Eagle
TONERS granuiated, &c; Eagle coarse ana extra Hhs
fine granuated. 1850. Eagle OF fine granuiaed
49oc; Eagle fine grauu3ated and standard gran
4-75c. diamond A, 4-SJc: confectioners A. 4Uc nos i
g. 4-5ec; No f. 4-45e; No s. 4-40c; No foSc No
430c No 425c: No 9, 42oc: No 10 4.l5c: No IL
No u. 05c No l3. 4c; Nos Il and 10. 3eoc NO 10
5.9oc Eagle powdered. 5.05c crysta- donihos 80
The London beet sugar market unchanged 70 "a
higher with January ss lid, and February az os 80
sesdy. with prices unchar-ed but tu!y
Stock in the United Kingdom coo tons The Local
market was steady quiet refners were hoIoIns
90 test. quoted at 3ssc: pascoVaoo'
3ssc, and nlolasses 50 test, Stsc-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady No :
surine wheat 1916. No g. 1lGI2c: No red
No ? corn, 47c: No yellow. 41c. No oats dS7sc: 10
3 white, 34d3Jc. No rye. 4Sci good Iseong oaIiey
42Q45c; choice mating +Iasssc: 30 - "a - az
is No Northwestern 81 n; prime timothy Cd - %
mess Dor per Dol, jO lard. 100 10, 50 30 snort
s ses loose So t5etS saited shoulders tcxr
s. IsGS 62Ie short lboxecJ $9sS l2; wis
s bass OF nigh 80 On the Produce ExchanSe
today the butter market quiet and STEADY cred1sE
les IsG275@c; daries. IIa5c; eggs nTn loss Oh cases
returned aE5Isc; cheese duI. steady. ISgl43so-
Duluth jan 13-CTose: Wheat-Cash. No hard Is-.c;
M / northern 73S.c; No Northern 11@.c May 46S.e
July. 6714c. Cats-May, S412e-
milwaukee Jan. 1s-whsat steady Close: No Sorth-
No / 5il5I1-c Barley Arm; No &c; sample ssesSoc
Corr-AIay. 44lsc sellers
Minneapolis Jan 13-FIoUr steady and firm first pat
nt So 5aS4 O5 second patents 50 sssS 10 nTst StsFs
S2 second clears 81 4OdS2 80 Bran. IN DuIk SO -
asia close: Wheat May. IJ72ql39sc; july. tose on
track No / hard. 76Hci No 1 Nortnern IS7sc, NO =
Northern, 733sc
r,bIsd.Ipbfa Jan. 13-Wheat firm 14djze higher; con
tract grade January 7s47S4sc Corn nrI1 and &c hsne
No export elevator 54c oats hrIn 3ut s~y-
waite clipped 4IG4Il4c Butter firm good deIano' exa
western creamery nearby prints dc E@egs
er ard Ic higher; nearby. Slc al te nAA nesn
western ale loss of; fresh southwestern SVc ss on
fresh southern 2sG2ec loss on Cheese unehneso Nes-
Work fu creams prime, small, l4elt.z 90 Ia- 20
p large Rsceipts-kIoGr ooas aI1
ass 600 r in sacks wheat 4.Oy0 BUSH corn .-1o ousn
CsTs 600 bush. Shipments-Wheat- iooo pusn' coTh'
100 bush; oats. 50,0so bush
81 Louis Jan I3-CIose Wheat No red cssn. 1g1sc
Nav 747sc; July 7itse: No hard SIG fOc Corn-So
cash 4Ic MAY n405sc- Oats-No cash. oecs May
"a = 1S5c; No = white, 3oc-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago ian f3-Cattle-Receipts $500 head. including
400 Texans; IS 251s6 15 poor
medium g 25aS5 stocKers ana feeders 3 s Zo9ss 6o
bulls So 25as4 So 5oST 5O Texas fed
s3 T5Ms4 rs Hog-Receipts today 81 600 head:
row 3s 600: market opened steady and
15c lower: closed 10d15 lower mixed and butchers
SO 25Gs6 choice heavy So $3.50 30: rough
heavy SO IS 906s5 25 bulk OF sales So so
Ts6 So Sheep-Receipts 10 coo head; sheep steady
lower: lambs 10000 lower good 70 choice wehers 81 %
Cincinnati 13-FIogs activfand higher at s. 500
Sc 70 steady s2GS5 Sheep strong at s2d$4 10
Lambs stronger at S4Gs5 T5.
East Buffalo. Jan. observation-disclosures 100 head;
tops spGsa rs: common to good SIS 5Oess Is Hog-Re-
cepts, market active. steady to strong;
heavy mixed Sc I5es5 So Workers and pigs
So 7Oss rs: roughs 75dS5 - sheep
top lambs s6 50nS6 50; cus good. 81 5Gs6 as;
ings 81 25dS4 so sheep. top, mixed s49
"a q: culls 10 good s2aS5 90
East Liberty. Jan 13-Cattle lower: choice s. 40G
81 so prime IS 20Sl 80: good 81 eos5 Hogs active
prime heavtes s0S7s5 s.: mediums SIS T54S5
Workers se T06s6 81 s5aSS 20. 81 sO8
rouEhs S5dS6 80 Sheep steady best wehers 81 30
asa 5o culls and 81 75dS2 so: choice lambs
s6 257s6 30 Veal calves IS 25dS9
13.-Cattle-RecsIpts. I3 600 natives
and Texans calves 1900 natives fat cattle dull and
lower i020c lower. best stocers and feed
steady others I05c of: quarantine weak choice eS
port S5IS5 9o fair 20 good 81 .
as p5 feeders So 75Rs4 T5 western fed
steers s3as5 and Indian steers g 5fs4 l0
hejfers ssGz4 o5; s1s2 %; bulls. So 70s4 25
calves So 50ds7. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: market
opened strong closed Sc lower top So 20 bulk of
sales 45dS6 50; heavy. Se 52dS5 80; mixed pachers
pirs IS e0Gss Is sheep-Reeepts- 600 head; market
stsdv to firm native s4ss4 70. Western lambs.
"a 5ds4 s3ds5 S5; native wethers sSlfS4 co.
Western weters. $685. 90 stoekers and feeders. s2a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

t cotton closed aEiet with quotations unchanged on
TIE basis Of nicdiiEg upland and sloc Tor alo
ig calf sales amounted 1000 bales Southern spot
rrsrger teiegTaphed follows: NeT1eans seaoy
81 71se lower al 7-16c. $500 bales. Noble
easv ard unchanged T1ee sales 500 bale savannah
ruse- stea6v and unchanged T16c sales i45 bales
f-7s-szeror a16 unchanged sac Wilmington
and al Norfolk quiet and Uncnangeo
50 Baltimore nominal and IN
au6 unchanged at 1l-1Sc
c-s Gulet and unchanged at sac
Unchanged at l1-lee sales 80
t7ss F-rttrsted receipts Se-O-eanE fer tomorrow
az y co - L. bales compared with lS sSs bales
ecusl se1 80 bales for the same cay year
5o1ern 1850 &c netes
1877 bales actual last week
= bsIe< Galveston expects 1000 70
bales n l0S3s bales actual for the
coreSpoudsng week and sSS1 bales last year
Receipts psTrs and inte7cr points to-day con-
pares win tie same day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorz. January Is. 1903
opened steady IN
csces r-ices Immediately developed easier tone
showed continued safes
arrre-s taken mainly for the ac
though buying was
the reaction theory This buying was SUI
downward tendency, and the market
f1s v steady partial decline of points sales
81 500 bags The toreigu news
primary receipts continued neaVy
sc heavy clezrances reported. with the prospet
zoIloU tie future as q resoil
q purchases II the primary markets tor me
local importers interests
to-day and were thouEht 70
hedging further purchases IN Brazil The oecne q
-Siurs additional losses OF
dav thought by values upon an attac-
ye basis ard there little buying the reaction
rheorv bc- very limited most OF today puI-
being for spot interests The former hu ci9u7
we're Szs 20 be operating lightly both sides OF the &C
locally however ts bear-sh as rie
"a question mind OF many II not VIII
coee decline f--her? but rather. how Ear VII Il go
re1aITe
and consumption said is increasing The spot mar
ke1 to-day quiet and noInaly unchanged On tne
basis q Rio No :.
Te range contract prices in the local market To-Day
Ter-u-s-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IaveruooI, Jan L3---CIosinE: Naeat-spot nrns 80 :
red western winter. 5z u I'D: No Giifornia ss Sd
futures Guiet: March. Sc i@G May bs I'D Corn-sposs-
American mixed new auet 1iisd: do old nrfn os 9c
futures quiet January. As TAd; March A. sasd: MAJ
a. 9s.d Peas-Canadian quiet 6s ID floar-SS LOUIS
fancy winter quiet 3D. Hops at soase
arm "a IgsSE7 quiet extra india ness lucs -.
PORK easy prime western sos Hans-Snor. 5o g. g.
49, e,t "a 10 80 10 short RIBS Is 20 - 70 AS od
long clear middIes light, IS 20 81 n t.s ons car
oiStlss heayv 90 70 10 4ds ID short clear backs
~ ta 20 10 ADS 3D. clear bellies u to 70 70 92s snoa
10 70. steady. 39s Lard quick. PRIME
western in tierees SIS; American rennea N e- Ss
finest white and coloreo os-
rff.5prnse eity steady, Tlrpentine-Spirtts
a.. ssz ad ROsn-Common Srti. A. le.sd Petroasan
sse-Nt firm Gid LInssed oil nruz 2o@ Cd Cntton-
go 1i-HaII rear ed-Spot hru, as ID IzloS-Aas-
tralan in London arm 5ss Sd-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

rou EzcbauEe special Liverpool cables: spot cotto-
Nsaers.e demand sales 5000 bales speeod1tcn -
re 90. araericzn 1909 receipts. sVcp, AlnellcsL
2Ia9- Kidding upland 7od: futures openeo stesGy
ps-tsf r1ofrf closed barely seezog He1 o-
chsurea ee norf lower January. ze21 4bSn Ssn1afs
Fehraary 62az GAG: February March &C. 49,
April s6sr4 cd April May seza4 sc - e..-
Juiy-ArSust. 43snz ooo
her 5se7s cod septenber-october. 44od; s
Tennher 4 ssd Nsnchestsr-1arns eVief po' s's~OS'
cloths steady -.
chrged s,f cases at 81 72@ ns2 ~: joboing e .gV
y s0S2 oa-ees 81 s5Gs2 o5 eghths 81 ZS4sz -.
zine 2er931r ESSENTIAL OEIS-Ihe neTEeL -sI ior 81
leading steady. 9sr quiet - 80. al
Quoted a. 81 10Qsl .4e.ST
a eo~Ss z-d caees al sS6s5 Is ttOOfSA
tope srE srYy rood 3o4bnE dsE1Ero Keeps lhS
sfeaev Prices FOR leading RIOTS were -
S2TS5c. snake. Ca0saa ~Syee- M
eEGsTr. burdcck. bcs es,s
-. rsrseae Norfhern s5Gsos Southern % 1ous4 10'
FI1r- Nd MEAL-The wheat ttrenstn b9Sffnr b2sff ss
demand fou- and led ic nfsn sesssvsr
)eesliv s-ing patents. The general naerkst. .,srss
b Io9es 2s- v-r+e- sfraiehts 50 z5msS oot ~5a.s
ems s. 7sa 90 spring clears. 50 zSnt5 - ezIs r
p1nte s3ass IS extra winter SO s3gsz 20 re &c p
& and arrive Bgt-r " - VIZ
Dull oo.ed 50 2sHs2 80 spOt end . tofcs
FLOTF-Ss.sd-. quoted. Fsir e eSoe esisS 90
-CoIstS 1E
Rnr sred 50 20Tss 30 70 branc ~ sc
ruser cunted. Ffre and yellow u ot1sa
II 1STee FFED-F1rzns quoted p
TO arrive. zoe N soIs<1
ksn. rlddIirg sIsGszs 50 IN 200 . ssoks' c1y ie''
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 1s n-cotton-spct N T1oderats s.
eerae -oos niddling ass niddlng A. 20; low mid
80 Ss. good ordinary. 4.sG. ordinary. 43A The
sIe Of the day 5000 bales Of which 800 we're or
,tsttc- and export. and included IssO0 American
St-.s OO bales including 21O0 American Futures
sss Quiet and closed barely steady American mtcclns
63. January and February. 4 SO
80 7sb-Iary and March 4s3. March and April. 463g
g.. ,n-1 and May. As4a4. %; May and June. 4691
4 a. June AID July 4s5ss So July and august f6sss
Is, August and September, 4599460; September and
Sctnhsr 4 AZ: October and November. 4.36
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
NAVAL STORES.

The price spirits tupentiue
20 the adv tendency Of a
Rosin steady firm Tar ruled steady. with good
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbIs. 5sh
G59c
TAR-Prire tbls. So -; oil bbls. 81 ..
Rc,SIN-Gomnon TO good strained 81 921s5sl 20 ~
H 81 35Gs2 20; l. So so: K. s. 80: n So T0d3 10: y
SO 90: W G, 81 25. and " ". 81 556s4 CO.
STOCK ON HAND.
Sp rIts rentinc, Dds
Wilmington Jan 1s.-spi-its turpentlne firm. 561.c
receipts IS casks Rosn firm 81 421 4Tta: receipts
IA Crude turpentine frn- 81 S0s3 To- receipts, IL
Tar firm 81 90: receipts. !31
Savannah. Jan. t3--Turpen,Lne firm. 561o: receipts
452 bN!=: saes ST. exports Rosfn firm; receipts
2G2. 10 32s Quoted A, r. g
81 90 D. 81 80: E 81 so: 81 65: c. 81 20; H. 50 o.
SO 10: K 81 90 NJ IS s5: n 50 IS; G. 50 50: " ".
81 20
Charleston Jan I3.-Turpeutine firm. h5i4c Rosin
Quoted: a. 2 c 81 45. D 81 so E. 81 J5 r 81 80
G. 81 20 H SO: 50 35: K. 81 S5; NJ. So 3o y, So so
" 50 as. W
London Jan l3.-Turpentine spirits as Rosin-
American strained. hne, 9s Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry tne from Souta
Ferry minutes sariisr1.
EASToy- BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAICH CEtNK-z4.00 q IS Easton onfyJ 10
4 n. -I20 40 500 9 45 Easton onIy1 P n sun
W ILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4O0 afg
a NJ. SEQ N Sundays. a q a NJ. T. 90 P n
LAKEWOOD. TAAKEHCR<r. TOMS REg EsR AND
BARNEGAT-z4Oe o 40 4 NJ I.sG $40 4-iO Lake
Lakehurst oGlyl. 90 tx5 30 Lakewood 01iyl
P "a. Sundays. 10 90 A NJ
AzTIC CITY, 81 a NJ. n - p
VINELAND AND BRIDGETUy-tz4.oO A II. t1so
LONG BRANCH. AsBIRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PIE as st AND SEASU0RE
POINTs-z4NO e2a If.2G -. ~. 81 6.28 p N
Sundays EXCEPT Ocean Grove 900 A NJ P
PHI, ,ADFIPHIA READING rERNTNAIJ-zs4z5
fTeO - 90 80 % +f00G. ttIVo A n, tf2-O0. 100
81 1900 taco 400. 500 +61O. t7-30 50 90 u.
MdS
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETss425. $3.50. sl0s0,
sffs0 A. NJ. 'foo tss-40 $50. 100 20 IS P. NJ.
80 rs Mdt
wILLIAMsPORT-ff4 %. "A. Is - 90. ti+9 70 1000
A NJ 500. l. P II
Reading. PottsvfIe and Harrisburg suy. TACO. t50s
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

rsfs o.ots5la az a515Tc with fine 53G55c- For hns
sdi1ms 5gd5, IS asked. medium quotabie al $50
40 Texas wOOls very drTn with the Offering ratr
demand for California wOoiS C1
secured basis OF 52d53c Northern spring with mid
4s9t50c- Southern tWe4se unonIhs pure
California wool quotabs az 4s650c Eastern Oregon
steady 57d5Sc for staple, secured basis FIseee
yooTs are in good demand. especially for medium
washed Heeces quoted 31fB32c. with
No ! clothing at about the figure. Delaice gnos
are also in and cH quotariors are being
Daf1 for desirable lots Sales been made OF fine
washed az 34c. higher prices being asked In
g1ruz
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
RnYEI BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND MAsa.IAGT0N-ts5o
1000 20 A. " s10o --3 40 s5-0o TOO ?. NJ
sI2I5
day ssrnday Sny. sParicr only tFVla Ta1aQae-
c1fsces: Liberty Ferry Astor House.
fI3 s6I I-354 Broadway ls2 5tn Ave. Union
s11as vest Is3 East f25th 273 West 18th ST. 2s5
coITnbu. Ave New York: Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
e rlr~oEIyu. s. Broadway Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer and checks estimation
W. G. BESLER- = N ~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. is-The wool market is generally quiet
ho tire rrru previously noted Is continued and
sven Intensified Territory woois are relatively more ac
,,,sa 4har the Of The demand II
ctsIiv Tor nne wools Z ough MEDIUMS and me MEDIUMS
s.s also in demand Fine staples Territory secured
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

CoTToN-B1ziaess Al tie So<19n ne q an sdvanoe
- 1Te POINTS improvement was due q oeSSsi
re ~ ss-v cables than been looked for Ire n1aret
demand from com
mission hocses outside orders and some ouyihg q
the ouJsloe osl1leit1
ebsisd The local advantage OF the o4nss
foT,0TTed and moderate way WIN me
l- of cer-ess1ng prices the extent OF -G1 points
II TIE season
partial rally covering. The market c.oseo q-.ee
s-ezS- al et prices 70 net declne o.
ror-T saies futures estimated l25.oo0 bales
SeuE checked the comparative stahtts o. lle
NeE-0rea1s alone reporting
-e-516c-vhfIe private wires reported tnat nee
IN desirable
-7-lzi-z cc--oEs commanding premium Halch
account o. lis TelaFe ssFclLs
ee zss absence of special Wal stTeet interest,"
hzr las been 50 long factor in the local -eio -lo
~Is-res has leading operator OF this continent
--z~T3csv ou. March hsTng transferred MS snort
cotton be cisappolnag snG n tae olre
- statistics although tHs cLs-s1 Is DelAs
5e +hat receipts would be large but Tor TIE ADVERSE
prevailing The cotton belt
- -zrre = cortrscr prices local market to-day
frilcEs:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for Tia Tribune
~ received a Uptown Once.
NO. I.a64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will the following
oH5ces al regular Office until o.coek viz:
z3d-sf.. 1Sss Sth-are-,
I3,bs,| az East I4th-st: 35s West 42d-st-. be-
txeen tn and sth ayes. 2ts3 West I25th-st: 1-ss
,J-axe bet~+eu 1Sth and 7Ith f-026 3d-aye.
near 6lst-st 1-7OS 1st-ese-. ss,h-st 1Ss East
T25fh-st: .5ts 'rremOut-aye.s t-S0 3d-aye..
ifrt-st 5:s4 3d-aye.: 2Io BIeecker-st; 3s5
itJeeckeT-,r BROOKLYN. n. Y.-s10 COurt-sf-:
81 : Smitt t-sf.: I,oOa liates-ave. Newark. n. j.
--9I PrnaG-st. = D Offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

CcHee Csbes.-E2ic-Co1es market nrE1s 10 4 70.
$3.50 exchange. Il 27-S2d; receipts 10000 bags Nwo
avs cleared fer ne United 10000 bags; cleared
for Europe 1000 bags. stock 5gz 0yo hags saEtos
f5es rz-ke. oue1. Santos 4Sfv TecepNs
- 0s6 bggs ftvo days: stock COG bags Hamburg
-see market opened unchanged; at zSe Y vas net
sales. 1900 bags.
C market opened steady January advanced = -rac
-,-7~La-ee5- n Unchanged ? N ouleL
80 unchznEes, g unchanged; total sa-es
: bsEs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAH1oAD.

81 r
STATIONS foot OF WEST wESTTITHIEEFP SI and Df9
BROSSES and CORILASD4 S4flh~-Ao- :,
SSThe leaving time from Desbro-ses ana
Cortiandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Tyenty-thira stree'
Station. except where otherwise noted
Z.oo A. W. FAST MAIL.-Idmited To two Pa-loE cars a
and Dining Car New York PittsouIg Sleeping Gar
u ssT sIeis! IIEPii5ssars = sfsssa and
Compartment Sleeping Dining smoking. and ooserv.-
Gn cenha matt rddsnspa F25 Gafssq ns s. I@o La
1.25 p w. TIE gENNsYLvANIA sPECIAL.1so, 13aL,-,s0,
oSssIvatoH' On psewns-roos ses1as Dfains. and
1-so 2. VI. cHIc1eo AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss---
For Ioleto Nashyilis wa Cincinnati and IouisFiis'
5.55 p. N ST. LoCIs ExPREss--FoS ss.-- Pittseurg
Car For wech. W. Va (ria Shenandoah Valley
o-5o p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. Fer
75 p fMcePP NJ PAcFTG PRE- psburg
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via Shenandoah Valley
s.2s p. NJ. cf.ETEfaND AND cIScfNNATI Ex-
PREsS.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7SS = s5S Pdn5ns CaE 1910 Des5esseT s'1 and ct
Streets 22ol. rs Congressional Limited all Psrior
a55 Dining caT5 SIS p n 12io night sg9day. ..
Carr "a Ea 1o9 Dn1s 1a.S a. nj ali PsroT an
Dining cars). 325 Dining Carr. . 3 dining Carl 4SS
sorTHEFN RA1w L q ATE7DTe5s m E5S nls as as Y
n. Desbrosses and cortiandt streets. ia 20 p M
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. s55 a m. and q
and Cortandt Streets 220 .. M weekdays
weekiays- Mail. II 10 night daily "ssaboard Florida
Limited " 1855 p. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.-For Memphis
caEsAPEAKE oHTo T PRaTLWAT-755 II a n week
FOR ' OLD 20 PoNT sDd 10 coMPof4 3 r f7y and SoRFoLK
a m week.-Mrs. and $50 ?. daily
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 n and 255 . n. weekdays
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
Tor Smoking Car. Psrfor Dining Car. and stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 p m wsek-days -
points New York and Branch Railroad ttron
West Tweuty-tiiird Street Stationl $50 Il 10
325. As. and Il 25 .. m weekdays Sundays. S2
streets) 900 a m. 1920 80. SO. and 113O p m
weekdays. Sundays. o 45 q. m. Is p n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
)eshrosses SOD. 7.25 T-55
s.55 (s.55 Limitei. 10 10 fDesb-ossss
Cortlandt Streets 020) Dining Carr 1O55 din
Carr 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets I'D. 255
3 . Dining Carr. 3-55. AS. As Dining Carr 455
Dining Carr. 5e55 Dining Carr. T-5S. 8 q s.53 e5
p 1910 night Sundays. g. 10. 7-55 Dining Car, nc
Carr Il - Dining Carr. Dining Car. BE-
Dining Carr. 3-55 25 Dining Carr Dining Carr
80 Dining Carr. 7.55. SIS. SIS. s-25 p L.
night
Ticket offices Nos 461 1854 III and PSI Broadway; 1s-
Fifth Avenue below sd StD Fifth (corne-
29th St.); As-or House. West Twenty-thfrd Street
Station and statioEs Desbrozses Cortland
Streets: Court $50 Fulton 9s Broadway
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company vii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination
Telephone .sI4 Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
W ". ATTERBURY = r WOOD
General Manager. Ger'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan 13-Flour steady Wheat-No or'eF1nzs
,orn strong yellow. 53$4d5ic No CORE. DC Oats
Offerings light. No > white, SS12c: No nllAeo CSC
sarIey-50G65c Rye-No n store 5slze
Chicago Jan Is-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD

CNew YORK Central & Hudson River r r. Lessee)
Trains Franklin S.ari0n. New York
lows and - min. later foot OF West f25 S.. n p.
s7.I0 4 M-FOr intermediate points 70 ALBANY
tf1s20 A ND Sar4toga Mohawk Express.
~1G3 P. M-CEIcago Es~1ress-
s2s M-COnt. Lin for Desroit. Chit 6 -. Louis
13.45 r. M---f29 For EUdson points ard Albany
800 ?. M--For ROcE-. Buffalo. CleveTd C.icag6.
n 45 ?. M-For Roch. BEfsIo. Detroit Louis
20 Is P H-For Syra-. R0eh-. Falls De- C7-f
rDay. 4Daily except sunday Leaves Brooklyn amer:
"a az ITO 4 II. ~ - p u Leaves Jersey
CITY P r. R Sta % At 4i12O A. n. ~ 4355 P. NJ
Time tables a princt-al hotels ofHcss Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Wsstcctt Express
A. II. SMITH. LANPFsZT
General SsDerin.endent General Psssen<e- sesn.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

Lackawanna Railroad
Barclay and Christopher sta
TefYA A--For Binzhanton SYRACUSE
A M--For BuI1ao. CHICAGO St AOuIA
sf.40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
TACO M.-For and Plymouth
.s M.-Fsr Buffalo and Chicago
M.-Ctica- Oswsgo. Ithaca Eu1aio.
s2eoA N-For Chicago-Sieepers open p.
Tickets at Hi3 fls3 Broadway. " z: 33S Fultos
q. Brookiyn sDaify- tExceps Sunday.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and <sp-~rintions TIE rrsbu,s
~ received At taesr Uptown Once
NO. I.3Gs BROADWAY.
Advs-.fssrants ths following brancs
erIce. at regular Office until O'Clock VIA
c1t sfh-aye. e. z36-st-: l53 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

Receipts Of bre ostu. interior points thousands
fellows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
CHICAGO STOCKS

Furnished sy Tracy & Co. No 20 waIi-ssj
open High. Low. lClOs-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-29

Sc murmura, Sc dice, Sc comenta,
sc afirma Sc mega, Sc desea, Sc teme, Ell
viaje de Mr.. Hunt.
Hemos dido que va esta deslgnado
para un puesto en- la Corte federal Gle
Montana, de ese celebre Montana, cuyos
son los moldes de nuestros C0digos sa-
pientisimos, tai vez inspirados por Mr..
Hunt; tai vez, con la idea de que, ST por
cualquier tropiezo tuviese que sallr de
Puerto Rico, 10 recoger1an en- ell seno
paterno de esos mismos Codigos -. en-
Montana.
Pero,
ion gana uust6na, cruel deseaga11o!
Que dir1a un poeta trosnochado.
Mr.. Hunt no Sc va.
sMeior dicho: Mr.. Hunt Sc va. -. q
tratar de propiedades y terrenos con ell
Presidente, como un colono cualqulera
tratar de sus tierras.
Y con ell viajecito silvestre que ha
hecho por nuestras serran1as, no hay
que decir.
Mr.. Hunt contara Roosevelt sus
ascenciones por Luquillo, sus bajadas
por Humacao; sus lmpreslones estetIcas
al cruzar por nuestrOs campos; sus dor
milatas pierna tendida entire ell susu-
rro de la brisa tropical Y Ell monotone
Cn1rrlQO Qo COqUt6S CHlCldIIdo. SuS
sabrosos almuerzos sobre ell verde ces-
ped, con la cantimplora q un lado y la
lata de tocineta al otro; sus miradas ha-
cia ese cielo azul, que no 10 alcanzara
Mr.. Hunt, seguramente
Y Mr.. Roosevelt de NAL humor,
por los caprichos de Mr.. Hanna, de flo
que le interrumpira diciendole:
-Vamos, hombre ... acabe usted;
todo ESQ me importa un comino, d1game
ST esa isla progresa no. 5Concluyo
usted con las turbas. -!
ST, senior; pero como en- aqu6l pals
los pajaros le tiran las escopetas, re-
sulta ahora.
-lQu6 resulta hombre. -?
-Pues NADIA que las turbas quie-
rem concluir con Mr.. Hamill.
-iY usted. -?
-5Yo....? Como ell Seis de Inn
c0s....?
-aY que significa ESQ del seis de
JuncoS- -!
-Pues NADIA, senor; es un bal
lie, que Sc principia bailar en- un sole
sitio no Sc mueve uno de el en- toda la
noche Siempre ah<....-como di
cen los notivos