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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07
EAGLES TO GIVE BALL.
To Raise Proceeds for Building
Regulation Fence.

To secure the money for build
ing a regulation high board fence
around the ball park, enlarge the
grand stand and otherwise improve
the grounds lying east of the city,
the Florence Eagles base ball club
has decided TO give grand ball in
Morgan hall. No expense will be
spared in making the event one of
the most delightful and brilliant
ones ever given in the city. Tick
cts will be on sale in a few days at
81.
The club has for some time been
endeavoring to devise ways and
means to raise the money neces-
sary for this improvement which
will aggregate S4OO, and believing
that all those interested in base
ball in Florence would at least
assist the club by buying one
ticket.
A representative of the Eagles
wilt in few days solicit the city,
mills and smelters and will call
upon you to invest one dollar in
helping the cause, as it was the
Florence Eagles base ball team
which kept the town alive last
summer and it intends also doing
The same this year, if you will give
your support. All that is asked is
that you purchase one ticket,
whether you intend going to the
dance or not, and in this way you
will show at least your Willingness
in assisting the city maintain the
champion amateur team Of south
ern Colorado.
The club will be strengthened
during the season of 1902 by sew
eral new players, but it is OF the
utmost importance that high
board fence be built to keep the
people from rubbering, and in this
way beating the team out of the
price of admission.
One dollar will not incon-
venience any man who is working
and the least he can do is to show
his appreciation of the fine exhib-
its the team puts up by assisting
them in their carse. The manage
ment has had struggle to bring
the present conditions about and
now the support of the people Of
the vicinity is asked
If you dance take your lady and
enjoy yourself. 5-6
Onion Sets at Meyers feed
store. Al 66
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07
NEW CYANIDE PROCESS.
b. w. Begeer Secures Patent on
Cheap Process.

A dispatch from Cripple Creek
to the Denver Republican has the
following account of an invention
by @. W Begeer, who resides at
2lS East Fifth street, in this city,
and was formerly assayer at the
Dorcas mill
"a discovery that is claimed to
be the most important of recent
years in etfecting changes in the
treatment of silicious ores has been
perfected by Prof. Begeer, a Hol.
lander, who has been experiment
ing on an extensive scale in the
Dorcas mill at Florence,
esterday Mr. Begeer, who is
visiting here, received telegram
from Washington, notifying him
that the patent applied for has
been approved by the bureau and
that final papers would follow.
PROT. Begeer, who is metallur-
gist of Old World reputation, came
to Colorado in the interest of
syndicate of his countrymen. On
a visit of inspection to the various
ore treating plants he became in
terested in the process of operation
at the Dorcas mill and conceived
the idea that it could be improved.
Experiments followed and he
hes now thoroughly demonstrated
that by the injection of oxygen
gas into the solution tanks, not
only the percentage of saving is
higher but the expense of treat
ment is cut down to less than one
third.
"By the ordinary cyanide treat
ment now in vogue the time neces-
sary for the reduction of Cripple
O'Soh VI 20 hNpihSVo uPJiohihatciy
81 days, By the Begeer method
the actual time necessary for the
treatment of the pulp, it is claimed,
is reduced to J days. This con-
stitutes an immense saving in time
and labor and also increases the
capacity of the mills by two-thirds
and reduces the cost of treatment
proportionately.
"The results of the discovery, if
entirely successful, will undoubt-
edly be the reduction of charges
for the treatment of ore by the
cyanide process and the shipment
of the lower grade ores of this
district at profit to the producer
"In the New Years edition of
The Republican it was exclusively
reported chat experiments to this
end were being conducted
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07
Payday at Camps.

George B. Hooker, paymaster
for the Colorado Fuel q Iron
company, arrived from Denver last
night and today went out to the
coal camps and at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon commenced disbursing
several thousand dollars among
the employees of the mines Coal
Creek and Fremont will be paid
tomorrow night. The amount dis
bursed is about the same as usual
as the c. f. & l. miners worked
every day with the exception of
one.
Nip and Tuck" the 4 act
English comedy drama, will make
its appearance in the opera house
here tonight Humor and pathos
blended. Better GO Tickets on
sale at %. 35 and 80 cents at the
W. Fl. DAVE drug store. 6
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07

The advance sale of reserved
seat tickets for Nip and Tuck. +"
the four act English comedy
drama at the opera house tonight,
is now open. Call at the w Fl
Davie Drug company's early for
your selection. Prices only %, 30
and 80 cents.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07

Those who have seen Nip and
Tuck" in the East are going again
tonight English play. Dwells
on trials and tribulations of two
English detectives Seats selling
rapidly. Better secure yours early
at the Palace Pharmacy Prices
reduced to %, 30 and 30 cts. 6
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07
Court News.

The case of the people VS.. r. A.
Burnett for obstructing a public
street was to have come up for
hearing yesterday afternoon before
Judge Casey, but it was continued
until March 18th
The case of Smith & Price vs..
Alex Graham of Coal Creek, for
obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses is being heard by Judge
Casey this afternoon Smith q
Price furnished Graham with meat
when he was conducting market
there.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-07

Onion Sets at Meyers feed
store. Al 66
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. March q tSpeciaD-The Southwest had
heavy rairs-Kausas. Oklahoma. Texas and Mis-
souri- II sttl getting rains this morning. ST
Louis sold wheat all day in this market, and the
81. Louis May price broke PC This market closed
lzc 20 sc under Thursday leaving OF the low
point Nav opened at 74sc. sold between 74i4c and
1886 and closed 73iac sellers, July closed 1880
ard The September at 40 There a sudden In
crease in the Argentine shipments-12SS0O0 bushels
against +2S0o0 bushels the week previous The
Modern Miller said the relief from rain had been
ample. and the winter wheat condition good av-
erase The large export business Of Thursday
over l.oho.o"0 bUshels-was supplemented to-day by
another large total about 50oco bushels. sold from
here The cash situation. however ignored
because Of the relief TO the drouth. The North
western lots were go, against ABB last year,
and primary receipts $4,000 bushels against 7lleS
bushels. Nothing OF the bull sort was much con-
sii,red cables were up fraction Clearances
We're l24n1 bushels. but for the week we're 4326.ol
bushels. compared with 29o6o10 bushels the week
Preyags The big ssIlins vas by s. Louis Local
Their vas The same sort q pressure ON corn as
!riges a,.lhee 81 20 IS ana CIo$eG az }he
5N'sr. The HarrisGates crowd took a great deal OF
July the selling orders came from -. Louis. pre-
develop iuto contest in corn between the Harris
Gate. ,crowd ana ne sis $, Louis trader
500" bushels Local receipts were 81 cars, with 40
vices Nsre a-arish tlearaUCss We're only 500
bushels to-day. and for the week only $4,000
bushels
There was more selling OF May oats by .taIers."
Howe. who has had line IF -.t-"uHr bushels May
oats closed oat the last of his TO-DAY The market
closed to i-c under Thursday the May So, the
July .5Isc and the September 81. a. IL looks as II
Patteu had been holding the bag while TWO or
three big "t3ilerS" had been selling out Receipts
10 cars. the estimate for tomorrow 100 cars
FlaXseed VAS without change The cash, 81 ~ %
81 70 the May 81 - At the three points there were
u cars of seed. against .. cars last year.
The provision list closed 2lac 1DC over Thurs
day. II looked If some outside shorts were
covering. Hog receipts seemed large and shipments
small. but FOR some mysterious reason stocks are
continuously decCeasiuC-a decrease in lard of 5000
tiercCs this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

per Dbl s3as5; escarole. New-oreans per Dbl sSaS4
esEplants Florida box $685.: Florida per
half hhl basket 81 25GS2; poor fair. TjcaS1 %
Ieeks New-Oreans. per loo punches. S2GS2 so okIa'
Havana per carrier 81 50G$2 onions, Havana crate
- faAS2 80. do Bermuda 81 90. County. RED
and yellow per bag 50 5OTS3 10 poor fair $1dS2 do
Connecticut led, per Dbl - 25TS3 -: yellow s. ga
-. do white. S3Ie+ ~ do Western yellow,
per bag So QS3 t5 DO red 80 2JGS fat hoop
Dol - ass. do white 81 5VaS $; 40
younE baltimore. bush basket 1890; peas. Florida
choice per crate or basket S3a<+- do fair STA
Berr1u7a Per SldS1 -. do Ne-Orleans. 100
lunches, S2TS3. Bermuda per crate 50CdSl
Iadishes NeWeans per loo lunches S3T$} so shallos
New Orleans 100 punches. 81 5CdS5 spinach Norfolk
steamer Dbl SldSl -, Scotch kae steamer. Dbl
:cESl do Baltimore sGdaOC. sprouts Norfolk, bhl
squash Florida. white per half hbl 81 2JGS1 so
lGTnlps, Canada. Russia Dbl, T5dSpc; tcue toes
good. So 5UTS3.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Supplies eased up some to-
DAY and for closing q the week the market IS IN
best qualities. Common and of grades are dull and
irregular Sellers discourse further shipments
clover this market the weather has apparently
stunned which quells local demand II will
require call relieve the stations Of what Is
hand We quote Prime large bales. per 100 10. H2i-
No 1, S5dS7i2c; No t5GNnc NJ ,. G5a67'2 clover
mixed, 6Ju6jc clover pain. - auJC small bales jQlhC
less than large .SIRAW-With supplies view
quotations regarded full rye per 100 10. 75d
So Receipts Of and straw. reported the
Produce Exchange at today BY Hudson River
Railroad $50. Erie 400 Pennsylvania. 10; Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, West Shore. 60 LehiCh
Valley 90, Baltimore and Ohio, 20; Ontario and Western
OF which for direct Receipts OF straw. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

prr,rs p..s.,,. ..-. As"-YorA. March q. 1902
eluans a. crs for export alive. - for slshtesers and
on sale ali at JefseS ciiy WIN The exception O.,
rm gr 1o t'I m Rg5a IN tHgtSe w Tsie .ey
-,sgi, SoL1nen c.Ts showed no 4u5alle mproye ment
"a a. 90 loaE7 PEI 100 n. fa ssgs So To- bulls at
or NAIVE siass Latest Lyeip4o snl Sr FABLES
quo.ed i've cattle steady sheep selling At lais, per 10
dressed weight refrigerator beef unchanged louIo'4o
per H. No shipments Of live stock or dressed from
[hiI port tsioy T9,Inorrw the Geogian tr LyerPoe
fsr suf CO. 200 S5,e for M1grls a8d 6 qa5y
n,sp5s Win 80 eae ana eo Gaar5ers Of beer for
> HaTzsend sulztelEer, 81 cattle for ]. shamberE
bana WI, carry to lA'erpoo e2o quarters 81 beet e.t
spn ,5s '''is or m 4 win Prs .y reported
6eep ana i5ees quarters Of beet an 10 ports o csa
.s e . 5a@ss'i 800 Is s rfg"svq ANA es5 ;. 1o n
et 8 d. ,a2 H. a, s. % COW 1850 n a, - g.
d. 80 ID ar SOS g. SO n. at s. 60. do $40 10
s4 ,5T : Son "a chi,,ss2 steers 1850 u at 81
n q. So s. Do lia5 n at s. -. Do lis5 10 Sc 90.
! s,'g le>. n a, s. 3d.. 80.
NJ .' q sa. 1':5 T I. i . 8, n &. lt2o
a 81 20 u a. SOC n ., s3 49, Is g. s5s n at 81 So
y 81 90 "a - a. ~ ~ al x, ~ 90 SG 6
j. g. Sol y az s. 30. II lo ST. Il. az s. 80. do 40
.o s e. q r1gnsfgae!o .'e; Is; las p :. So so
d. ~ r ar 8 80 ~ So n a, s.. p Do. 10 n
- = rl1,ls & s,a sSiis- ots y atsi19. II cows
II II hons c.as io3, = At 81 10. Is Do o6s n a.
4 1gms er2 bull, o 1ooo n $3.50 $50 8,
prices arm ana the pens qu,-Ry cleared common
a. 56.s * ' CIV az r $50 $ = .s Ter a } M @ Tr
s'tors 81 e. YIN sales = ca2ise T'',S a. 70
e, SAFE II hHrn@ lr@ fsss!s ia To average. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

received half eens cbleas with Kansas City report
P5RKs ta g' quoted, Ness SIS 5oat16 90: family
Me- 81 I RoTd 6 ' fsT sias Fgcat si1TsI2
NJ In1i 81 I'T3 rSsSF1, IFss FiI oSte
ag7ns So ls@ n 100 n li Io al 95 5s
smoking sae.c; 10 N. Sac; u n Sc. a N SO
SIS Picked shoulders firm quoted az tl'h- ,
rs comm a. ,e, 7 s 2 eg9c4 eI5
tT.n Quoted south 9'-r.a' 49, - 12en D SRI
INE-DuI quoted. o.eo 9'tq9'so; city lard steariae,
RICE The market ruled s5eaay hEe and 9n,, at ,5s
follow, T57e-t, Common - low, fair 3iaa4t4t: fair
5isaii.t. JAZZ 4s.ai'.c Rsago7n in bond 2a2'sc
Refining Company announced an advance Of points n
prices for refined sugar a9d Howell advanced prices 10
granaa,ed Howell quoting and Arb4ckle Bros
ecot- 10 alr'-s w. iIsEe ~ -5 ~ So
and quick shipment requested Quotations follow: CUT
5o5c MIX powdered 4o5s; powdered coarse powdered
' =, l9ss G s n eHJTa iT sgngaIeq 'S Eas
h BAGS II ane eranuiated a5c FleS f1s rranu5ted
-'as5c EIanIais3 en1 diamond \ $50 e&Te, eL
10 : 400; 70 6. % No = +l5c: No : 4o5c, No .
S6o This ee summary % ea srsit n sI,oS as
states and Cuba t9sst6sr Of 400 62 tons AGAINST AZ o$
%9"l tons over last year Statistics by special cables
ports tons tons against "a go tons
last year: I6s grinding against lac last year
IN Europe. 2A@+0oo against 22j. col
wear Total stocks 81 Europe and America $500 100
against gig JtH last the
and 35Ij 279 the date February /.
The NJ SO. of
S2S1 tons last week and 5G GS2 tons January 1902
1anbuTg-t'o tens shipped % America,
ntnts' S"' tons refined shipped. sales made
advance o. l-l6c. and the market closed strong, with
cfnitusal at zc: muscoyedo 50 test. at s. and
laSses sugar 50 test. 2Nc Early the afternoon
safes were made II 200 tons Porto Ric1 centrifugal
Isl at " -lde about due by and 500 Porto
ttlco nuSHoNado :" test. at 10 16c all delivered
me Later sales were 1000 tons centrifugal TO
rye o! steamer. at IL lGC. and freight
.-c duty paid and SAL cargo about 5000 bags san
Lonllnso c'9iiitnSal. same price. { landed and
Be- landed '--' - ''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

Chicago March 21-Catue-R Receipts. $500 head. IN
Guiding Texans; steady. good prime steers mina
So to4$7 10: poor 70 medium s. - So So stooksr and
feeders 5o6Si % 81 21dS5 20. he"rs. s. 5CSG
Gamers. 81 25a$2 40 bulls s. 5o@S5 calves $3aSS y
Texas fof steers S5dS6 HCEs Receipts to-day. 800
head Tomorrow head left son head. strong
mixed and butchers So 1886 51e COOL %
80 4oIiSG 5Is- rough heavy. So 2ofSN ~
light. &,TS6 u sales SO 25HS8 - sheep Re
ccirts head. sheep lambs good choice
wetrers S5G$5 80 Western sheep. s. 25HS6 -: native
lambs. Sl4SG -. Western lambs. s. 15ISH ~
Cincinnati March 2l-IIogs strong. s. 5I4Se 20 cat
active 81 C5GS6 10 sheep strong 81 TJSO 90 Lambs
strong. S51S6 -.
East buffalo March 21.-Catro- Receipts 100 head
ercaGv at Yesterdays advance NealS 500
s. - common t. good. s. 5u1SS - H'Es-Rocepts
active higher Tor heavy grades. Workers
G0NSG Ught 81 l5GS6 -. mixed packers 81 nr
rouehs SGaS6 l.; stage sid$4 80 Sheep and iamts-Re
celpts head good demand stronger for all grades
choice lambs s. 2-GS6 90. good choice So 6oGS6 so
- s. TJuSG So sheep choice handy wethers
STTS mixed. 81 4oGSS culls
and common S4asI -. export wethe-s. - I5TS6
lfnrs goo! O choice All wethers. s. 1iGS6 %
Fast Liberty 2I Cattle ~teadv- choice. So 6oT
II. prime Sc 40, good S51S1 so Hogs lower
prime heaves and best mediums SO 500 20 g. heavy
50TS8 en- light Workers. So 3iflSo "a u!Es
SGns6 %. rouFhs S6d$6 90 sheen firm: best wsthers
g. 7o@s5 90 culs and common. 81 3oaS. veal calves
S0GSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

%, A
not trns ont single feature or general interest at home
led at a. 80 f Tt n al Va m .sei "a39l
sra, AT tilg los and futures Al ma rs t,r -,ss
Sdssdy hut inaVe here an l2al2o for Iake and l2l
= Cd over win sYot AT ~ = ca ana futures TO-
llo, vas llaI al re ana abroad WIN York
Al 81 Is and Landon At IL re- 81 Iron vas s1a l'Ss
10 l9anary Norhen. SIS 5ouSls DO foundry NorJ-
foundry Southern soft ST. 5o1sIs English nafk,ts Mere
at is asa 3D. s' 'sS'" closed at '-s ID and Nlaest"ro
MoLAssEs AND sYRrrs- Nolasses ruled steady. The
quiet but steady. Quotations follow: New Greas "er
,rifnsa common ia. fair I5a16e goa i7a@Gs
god, leal9o. prime. 2oa2ac fancy. 1880.
n ana Iss- Sel 29a9Ee T 3a q @oess De-
to Liyerrooi ia C,aa 5 f r [F" |u9JaI5ons
20 ptIs bfeneI - Pfgs, cotton 70 Liverpool
British steame 1000 quarters grain Boston to picked
steamer l438 tons Transatlantic ira5 -a an
nag, NQT%esian steamer $50 tons. phosphate Tampa
S,e4mtr 100 ;qns general cargo hence TO River Plate
Brazil TO New-Yor Of PhiiadeiPhis With other
Jsner5 or santos 10 Ne-YorE rriyate er rms
SSas ; -, tons hemp PTosTeso 10 boston &c and
phia 10 Havana private terms Norwegian steamer 1850
wegian steamer $50 tons general cargo Halifax to cuba
1 1il DeFrhea %o."egaR steamer 4o+ tons
British steamer IOo tons sugar c5a TO North Of Hat
bark. 200 general 10 the Gold Coast
lump and port charges; British ship 07a tons
lumber ship Island 70 Rio Janero S12. Italian bark
lull tons lumber. Pensacola ship Buenos
Ayres 81 % schooner 1873 tons. lumber. hence
nlngtou = c. 10 Eayti and back y logvood
private bark. 7"4 asphalt Trinidad 10 New
York 81 70. British schooner 80 l1gwood Jamaica
North q Eateras private terms, British schooner $40
tons old Havana 10 Philadelphia 81. 100. schooner
schooner. 564 tons, lumher Savannah Philadelphia
private coal out private terms schooner
lumber. Savannah 10 Baltimore. private
Philadelphia. private terms. schooner
lath. Hautsport. y : NewYork. &c. schooner 3D4
tons lumber. Darien Ne-York. 80. British BARK
100 900 petroleum, hence 10 Sydney. : W i7c
July-August-
OILS-In the cottonseed oil market was a mod
general steaGuess old prices Pero-
leum remained unchanged and steady In
continued active and firm, prices
advancing tendency. Petroleum bbls 81 in hull
Phila delphia bbls s. Is bulk
cases New-York. s. 30 Cotonsecd oiI-Prme crude
= 30 Il a3I &c summer yellow. 42d42lgc
yellow. Il a42c butter grades. 45d+6c; prime
white 1896. prime winter yellow 45Q oil
American 629e4c DO boiled. 65a66c Calcutta raw
SIC nnseed quoted 2 under city Lard
oil. 76a7sc.
PROVrsIONS-There a good support again all day
nd the advanced easily Of heavi-
ness In grain At Western points only $4,000 hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

cash quotations were follows: Flour easy )
spring wheat, I2aI3ltc No = red. SOdS2c. No oats
434Gi&4c; No white. 46c. No white +iG+5isc. No .
rye 5tft5i-c fair choice barley. G67c No
haXseed 81 IS, No Northwestern, 81 -. clover
tract Grade. s. 10 mess pork, per hbl. SO jtdS5 -
lard per 100 10 81 5Ti2GS9 a.. short ribs sides Ugosel
s. i5gSs 60 dry saed shoulders boxed s. 2i.QS7 -
short clear sides boxed S9T$I 10 vhskey. basis ~ high
wines 81 30 On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market easier creauerie 20d2ac; dairies pc
Cheese steady. u'sg12l2c. Eggs steady fresh. i+'-
Duluth March 21.-CIose- wheat-Cash. y, hard
,4,ac; 30 Northern l'sc, No Northern. G'c May,
I2i-c; July. y d735.c, Manitoba ! Northern cash
1oltc, May, Ti.c, No Northern. 67l4c. oats +0isc
Corn. CO..
milwaukee March 21.-Wheat easy closed y, I North
ern. - I5c. No Northern. 73cQ74c. MAY T3'2C
stesGy No l. 5ei1c- Barley firm No = 6Jies. sample.
5Sa6J'aC- C0rn-May 81 sc-
Minneapolis. March 2I.-CIose-wheat-May. TIac.
July 121s1rI2zc, track. No hard. Tic No North
ern. PA 2'zc. No = Northern. 7u'ec.
Philadelphia. March 2l.-Wheat i-c lower. contract
grade. March. S44s4i-c corn ~ lower, No mixed.
March. G46d4'sc- Oats steady. No = clipped.
Butter firm, Western creamery. SOC. 10 nearby
prints Sic Eggs &c lower fresh nearby 16c, West
ern lbr ID southwestern 6c do Southern l5ff -
cheese nrr1 Nev-Nork full creams fancy. small l2&
do fair % choice l0aGll7c ReceptsFlour. 800 bols
and 66l%on0 n IN sacks wheat 160J bush 1000,
oats, 700 Shipments-Coru 1000 bush. oats 1000.
s. Louis March o1-CTose-Nheat- . red cash.
1T'-c, May T1esc. July 2lzcl No hard, T3-4 6i3C-
CornNo cash. 40 MAY. Co'sc July. 6HssC. Septeu
bar. 5T-s~- oas-No cash i5r May sac July. S+'s
No white. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
LONDON wnn1. MARKET

London March 21--The offerings q vooI auction
sales today numbered 2G6 tales Scoure1s
keen request for the Continent Crcssbreds bought
chiefly the home light conditioned
and good medium crosSbreis were taken by Americans
Following the sales New South Wales 100 bales
secured. SisiGls 81. greasy 3'2d1ls I'D Queensland
500 bales secured Is isd0ls "a. greasy. 54Elolsi
Victoria. lGoo bales. secured, Is 1dG1s 10ai greasy.
G7Fls I'd W"st Australia. 200 bales. secured 1od
Is I'D New Zsal5ud 600 bales. secured 5d6ls 2i1d
greasy 2'eG@ie5 Cape = Good Hope and Natal. 500
bales. occurred. 7l.d31s sd. greasy. 4d@d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SeV-y-rz. Nar-r
CoFFEE--here vas ~ much Going in the coffee mar
ks- ---5sr ASIDE from single switch" ~ 600 bags
rear month delivery a late month delivery. this counting
as y as-s the sales limited go bags
ercee5 .--- small DAYS trade these 81
s7s-he-t5 speculation on the opening market
fteEzv win prices unchanged ana tr -he rest = t-s
followed narrow rut. with the room contingent
s75are--.- indifferent The foreign market was
cute Undressing IS any time Of late and
s.-sI changes insignificant Lac IN tfe session
there slight decline under room realizing The
market closed dull with prices net unchanged points
market for spot coffee dun and feature
less with f-.ces more less nominal anywhere between
b&FSZ- for invoice lo-s II No : Rio
TIE range q prices the local totay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March IL p m---Cotton-Spot quiet. prices
arm. American mlddIns lid The day
were 900 bales Of which 500 for speculation and
EXPORT and included 200 American. Receipts = 500
bales. all American Futures opened steady and closed
-,lier hut steady American middling. O March.
IS s474 40 cd sellers March and April 4 $500
4o-t4d sellers April and May, 4S-e4d4 4a-64d buyers
Nav and June 49-64d4 Sl-64d sellers. and july
49-64d4 50-64d sellers July and August 40 649
sellers. August and September.
sellers September and October "a 64G4 S5-64d sellers
October and November. 30 6id sellers. November and
December, 1 26-64q4 27-64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR FItII4ADElIsffIA
.'$ -. $500 300. 1000. 'llSO A
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$50 t3OC1 -IlSo y II. 'L0O. II3Oz 'S.i0 800
Oicas- Liberty st Ferry. South Fe--v liz 81 40
1900 1885, Bw Isl 5th Ave. orr AJs ~ T-To7
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Brooklyn. SS Broadway Williamsburg. New YORK T-.7s.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-22
BALTIMORE g. eHl0 BAUR0An
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklia = Sis,!oa New Yors. FOL
lows anc T. min later turt West III y. f..
no A M-For INTERIM points 70 Albany
tll-2t A Nj Hudson I-v- * Mob. Express
- T. M 1.clEI Express
'2-25 p N-Cant Lin for Detroit. Chicago {
f3.45 7. NJ For Hudson River Points & AIN17v
'6.l5 p. M-Fcr Rocn.. Buffalo. ,Iave'G 4 t-nl.aEo-
77.45 p M-Fur Eoch-. Buffalo. Detroit & = Ions
'g:l5 p. M-For Syrs-. Eoch Mas. Fails. Def * CHI
"DSiiy- tuaiy. except sunday Leaves BROOKLYN An
mex, No AZ tlo-45 a N; " az 1905 P N Leaves
Jersey city J.. r. r NJ I q A NJ .
1873 VI Time tables principal hotels ana ofces
Bagsage checked rom hotel Residence Westc5tts
\ II SMITH O. IT, LAMBERT.
Genl Superintendent GenI Pass'r Agent