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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.
XIV ARRIVALS SUFFER FROM MANY ILLU-
SIONS
- - - Mercury

r---r- nc -HH-ClEI MarnIIrN-
Prom 7--.--- --l.-.. - r ,,,-s-5r,, f,,,-
Not alo-- 80. ~ tS-,-s md lzinj-e6 TO
shout {L-sF "c ma l7 -. r. e-aa+ +b~ob,ing
sra1se - - - ~ so7-g7lad ..Efidjia
mass o. ~ ~ ~ 80 ~
tA-i=----'- -,.,f--- manu-
tneTt ss - - .pe-a9+ar 80 many yfrrIIes
SIDES -i-- s-1---.-s-- -. re -s.r in -his
en- a-t 5---7.,- - -----,-5zeF 49,
fasetnatii-s % w. n r. 80, IN n line as
81 little -aA -ttA ML--tti- --olIl ~ - - go -
trese sefHl-- --~- er 80 - =, - -.
ooserVz-le- 2. LLt o.5tr- - ~ - - - 80
secure lalSl al lI- expense .l' a-lS ~. q.
ans one ~ -ii--n - on d t7---t' - - ,t-s.t.srI
rather . ts-ll---y portray - -ti d. P'lSS'DIe'
es-le types u character A. one mas -oli- me
Nothing Is more entertaining anu -ull.-S 10 M
al -ra -ar=st -0ut from home Eresh rom varied
exciter1e1ts, tareVet- meetings. pres
1f-a-i0E ln me home .aTcS. some OF the ltie'l4s
are indeed a study most clEl-ea .
The rE.Sua loUt- confident, neaInLnE expression
arrests our attention. one can almost near then!
rar E-H f-e G"Lr OF 4 l-l- 81 e't--7L-@T'' 'I-'i o'
AZ -kei- first public welcome there IS . so" lAS
testimony a. 10 tho past tTnoSt ""nee' ~ al!u
frl and cCr- p-eleDsiEe statement as 10 ne iuiIfe
i-t4.. N't.--L -'ti'-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

rheagg A-... tg----re-t-crip-s; 2Io "a. s'es.E
loo 1Wer good % steers s. .JGS1 3J. 20
medium. tt>G-' .tlcAe-s 1s.t feeders = sye -
bulls So l5. calves. S5FS6 - Texas FED steers
90 head
row $1,000 head left 5000 head Bulk steady
strong Mixed butchers 81 1ugS5 81 good To
SG 61 rough heavy So loo 81 So light
s. g5qSG bulk sales S6 l5VSe 80 Sh-rr-ReceipJs
head. sheep and lambs strong and higher Goo /
eh.e- wetA-rs, s. JGS5 SO. Western sheep - 75gS6
native sass -. Western lar1ts s. = ESQ 20
active higher s. 75US6 sheep strqns s. 1895 So
active. higher. - 1jGS6 80
BL.calo. March IL, attic Receipts light strong
s. juTSs. gooI.
50gS7 -. HossReeipts 26o0 mead. slow and lower
bulk the offerings su4- Workers 50 +uQSb 90
Sn lu SIS so. mixed packers N6 j3HS6 go. choice
heavy So 6FNo 90 piss. 50 lunSo 5 roughs s. '5qS6
sheep Receipts.
good demand stronger choice lambs 81 IGGs6 -
choice. 5JrSb g-- cllIs = 7JrS6
sheep handy - 55GS6. extra
export Wttl-rs. So s.tSJ eT.
East Liberty. I1CaJ,i- steady. choice So GGG
81 urH 2Uos6 so, s. sou 81 H0Ss steady.
prime GeIyls- tsuSG mediums 70-t =.
heavy Workers 5urfSE light Workers 90
SGaSG -si v'--H=, SJGS0 - sheep slow. Urr-
s. drGS" clis common s. J' ass Jv. veal
calves. 50 JalS>
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TE7 PrSFIv PRAISED PRINTING.

r~07 The PHI. -e-.'Ila EEt-H
- -Ts--a---- The author If "Heler's Babies
-,i5 .r dinner party recently an interesting sl.E
~ he BEGAN "a cousin az the New \ crK
---,-i1sLf-g family of r-e Earpers. ana Worhe1
f7r -5e -z--e-s IN my youth. learning VIZ mem
.5a 7-7--t-z business Wei. one caE -neE gave ne
-. --z------5-- n book ~ HlS<lD s % SCI Up
= vss The seen Lamps rf Arclt-ecJ-re or L1e
S---ee n Venice t1i-k. Al any rate. Il con
tst-af long massage IN praise O. ne "orh conc
III -ha world r- The great a-tlS-s--E '-- fe-tt--
- s7--1r---s the musicians the architects the
-esrre-s and So o7-a-d I. tor nischie-: aIgr1
an u-r-5 IL this passage si1st---tac "a Lol pam
- ---f~-e-sr Of course thought ne Prootreaa-
- -r5--E catch The s-~r~- ny idea was I--1- We
z5o-,5 al have I-r.s laugh at Ruski1 5 eulogy
~ the printer along with sucn me l1.lo"s a L--s
---s-ri7- and Tie poet. ana mat then I1e Epss
s--.5r5 he set right again HLr sonleno" ny WI
~ -T--5e- missed the u-0C-relCers eye ana IN
Thz- ard every following edition TOY many EeaIs
n s--s--zS Hence thousands 0- A-nericaIlS nave
sz1t-e5 he perception and the o-,E-ns--ty q r-S
r. In --1s!rz SO highly The work q the mum pie
----re- thanks 10 ne T. -- the TaE- c-c- as
cover ho7 rn.s errC- had endured M recently !
-~rz m --e volume saw printer. mere painter
s---.-5 have been and The memory ot mat youth
--er os mine came back 10 Wrote irnI1le-
5-e-ev 10 ore cf my Harper cousins, coT-esslIls z
-- rz5s answer was a letter of three words You
--1-.-g rascal am not precisely young rascal
either" NJ. Es-r----r concluded, sTn00 timing ms
gray hair
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
EuEoTEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

Liverpool March l9-CIosng. Wheat-spot No red
cUl. 6s BAD. SO / Northern spring dull.
Is ed. NJ / California firm. 6s Al. futures steady
March 6s Ii-d. May 6s sd. July Coru-Spot nr1i
American mixed. new. rs @'4i.. American mixed. old
5s Sad Futures quiet MAY 5s 2'sd July 5s = Peas
araGl 65 SL FlCur-Sr Louis winter
u-ui Hops LoH-or t'acEc ClasU i.m & IJs.
los Beef hrr. extra India 7os Pork steady.
prime mess lis Harls-Shorr cut IA % rs n
steady 4I@ cumberland cut, 20 81 n n-m
9Th. I6 - r. steady As 81 long clear
mddes light y 90 - NJ. quiet, ass long clear mddes
heavy 3S 90 n quiet tis cd short clear backs 70
20 ~ firm sd. clear bellies Il y steady +TS
Shoulder Square. II Il n. steady. 81 Lard
tierres AS 81 Butter hrm nuest United
United TpS cheese dnes-
white and clI7rad. Tllow-PrIme city Arm 2az o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS 6d. Rosiu-Cornmon arm
- 81. Petroleum Refined steady, 7lsd. Lnseed on
quiet SIS sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
COUNTRY PRODUcE MARKETS.

NeV-I1rS. March 10 1902
BEANS AND PEAS-TheTe q trs1a 20,
nearly al kinds white ana while 1,r,-s
of strictly choice quoted stead there
an easy feeling other grades Red kidney rs,
little export demand show drnness orders
have been net 80 l2- Eeneraly Other state hesrs
unchansed imported medium quite plenty very freely
orered a. 81 1HNgSl 80 quality
peas show further improvement. the latter selling naniv
81 6J We quote Beans. marrow. choice blsE
s. i5gS2 III 10 medium choice. 81 7DaS1 tn A. r,s
81 GTi1NSi 72e medium and poor ~ rra1
J'aSl B5 10 kidnev choice. s. fo1S2 1oi4, 1.,
white kidney roics s. 254S2 80. d. Yellow eve - aoB
s. - BLACK turtle choice 81 ICaSI Do lima
California choice s. - imported SAINTS 81 80 imported
81 snGs peas. 81 ST" scotch bar~ 81 ~
ETTTEK There was quite strong feeling again 10
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-Y--k lIar~h r.
teFF FF--The cofe" market had POOR start bur m
ls.ec the eay in EeEera.y healthy form ar material
net gan or -ha call the steady O..n prices
unchanged 10 10 points lower This being keeping vith
weakness III European markets srrrr4--r witt
TREMENDOUS receipts IN he Ell
decline Importers ana shorts generally li-rt
t-t as f77 session along rg -.ev..7rsi
aor ac and created change # heart among mora
-I..- leasS mere a movement go resulted
-1- ET NJ he early loss. and the close prices
WI WI A. @d--E niSaer On small trading Fa-re az
1ne time = franc lower but -riFeuei
-.-se y ~ --FH was steady with prices
changed n ~ points higher Total
ne Tr1rSet tr 81 c7-ee quiet steady IN
voice lots q 10 RIO au1red So Street was d
-=r' olf-r = lT' months 00 fa- afternoon
Ess ~ contract prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET

$ew-YorS. March n 1907
RElEVFS-R=csipts were 10 cars, 2.3I7 head. II
Guiding fr export alive - ssushterers and
"a f7r on continued light receipts ard active
demand prices were generally yery hrm steers bulls
mere selling ~ alyGC~a ~ Il-. medium good
wore f1m i5r higher and 0f the Sytfeth-s+
saI~rren rated 15I-7r higher common COW
r-l~ Treaty. with moderate The wards
we're quickly cleared Ordinary very choice native
steers sold al - 20 ES6 S lC0 70 stays
- . ES - one pair ot caaic fat ss bulls
= QIC- % Tor sides. Latest liverpool and
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
LlvERPooL COTTON MARKEr-

Liverpool, March -. p. u.-C5tt0n-Sp0t. good bus
ness done, prices steady. American nlddung 4 27-32t
sa. bales. 1f which 900
bales i1- speculation and included
Receipts bales
bales AFnerirau Futures eIene5 get and closed steady
American ult-uS March, : - tad sellers Marc1
and April. +9-o+d. sellers. AIrI and MAJ. 2 -64R
J-64d seller- May and June. 5O-64d sellers. June
july stI-til, sellers Z 81
legs August september : fti41 seller. Septen
Z
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
steady sales 1900 bales. speculation and export loo
American. 10000 receipts. 2ic"u- American, I'uJo
mlddlug upland - 32i. futures opened GGet Iarjia
decline. steady J. point net higher March
and March april 49s. April-Aay +4S-zs. May-JuHe
Juy-A uEu-t 45os- august 7epLtInnsF
November ManChezteT Farms quiet bit
Flour ANI MEAL-Necs<sarIy affected by the breaS
ir wheat ruled quiet Trough the DAY and rather
sary quantity Spring patents. ~ JUHs4 20
7 ersighs 90. Writer patents 81 fsnSi go,
z1rug clears 81 extra No winter 81 lt - 90
ezra No winter louS3 90 grade, S2l 2JrS22 -
= good 81 15qs3 80 choice 20 fsncy S3 i3FS} %.
0FSMEAT,-.lI. quoted Kiln dried. 50 500 81 - q,
brand SO MI--Ggie 7uS{g5t, sot, Eine "I,Je zr2 ana
ssv- quotes Spring spq SIS Is sacks 10 arrive
aap = SIS IS spring bulk, SIS 30, spring bran
r7iddItng Slg4S2l winter bran 81 90 city
ran $50 buckAheat sha-ps. 81 70 coInmeal $50 lin
eeed oii cake Oh. cake s2i - hoHiny chop
ssT-Irospecrs for rain in he Southwest
yesterday prompted ncfi-
l-, Fyp5re-s Interested me market any
st eyf4nr before midday hut the late break caught
r-,fr orders ard business resulted The mar
a gss advantage n TINS consideration
however rlo-ed almost Al ifs lowest point Bear op
e-,rs went short Of freely all day heliey
justified lower prices. the
Weather news prospects Of rain IN Western kan
which has zen long time statistics and
Influences n The fay had Fery ''@ Iet on sem
mont compared crop outlook LIhough primary
ccr.s vrre rorsdrrahy under last and Paris
se- closed points net hiEher Liverpool was tha
point abroad disappointing ne local trade ~ the
-ra-t and unchanged from the previous night
ra~a some advance had expected IN view q
avoresx late The Northwest receipts were 262
az roupared utt 2eG week and rs
year ago. The export trade a. Ne7-f York included
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

ROYAL BLUE LINE

EOR TlIILA8ELFEIIA
- - %. 800 1000. slL80 A
70 t0z. go Tf. s'+so - So '5aU. T6OU 200 n So
$40. 80 - = II. - u ul--
BALTiMORE ANO WASHINGTON
$ 90 S-U-uE- 'll3U - Il. 10 TI-3Uz
P ii, rs --dL
Ctlces- Liberty 81 Ferry, South Ferry ia 81 a.
LOO. 1904 50 9TH Ave I37 Ave . Talon s.
e5J Is Eas- l5-1 10 Wesl t2-rh C1I177-
bus Ave. NeW York. 1 Cou-- ST., Fllr1u 81
s-51Rly yu 9S BrCatvay Wil-11rsbU-g Naw YORK T-a7q
Co. -al-s ilr and checks baggage 1-sti-atl1n
'E'Tu- LIBERTY ~ only sDll-v- rCa-Iy. eNceot
Gag- sSl-rtays cliv- zParlo~
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

n dressed weight refrseFator beef selling IOdlOho
bort included s5o quarters Of beer es5i1ted1 on the
~ 70 Ii srp9o5: -U qlAIssEs o. ne 81 @ I2Gs
80 sheep and l56 quarters o. beef ustter esatel the
dressed meats reported for n6rTow.
sassESssFan 5 Culver SO Ohio steer. l2s. % aver
Sta 1850 70: at 50 51- bun $500 y. At 81 s7s Do
m a. 81 90 1850 n At = go d. So o at Sc 4o DO.
sanders MARYLAND steers 1li5 n at 50 . bulls.
- s3' p al - 10. % l9-o ~ at s. 80 % s95 n
10 90 80 n. ar S5 30. 10 $50 H. 81 Co. SIS =.
40 ss r. at s. 50. - do. 40 n = 4aD u.
= MsFsfrs9n . & 50 s = eo ;o . oxen le99 p S. g. bulls l2e5
Sc S'S 3 a. - 1o goo n az 3 So d; e. SO 70. AZ
s. %: Io 7o7 n a; = 80 4 do - n At : .
So sg7n q Co @ - PeHnsyi ivana ser loss = at
io 200 p A. 3 "a g. r5zs gs1 N @r s5 "a. To-
7e5 n at s. so. do. 10 o. at s. 20.
DO 55 sS n SG' s' s. = Is at g a. 5 30 ,os &
a, lsa' cows. S 5 % % a. '32o &C. y at " s. ' 3 4. e9 q SO D.
g. d. lilo 5a-a i4a5 H. az s. sass
# 81. n e Io'J ~ al = 10. de- Io'9 n At = 10
az s. IS; DO s2s n at 8 SO. do aen n s. ..
DO 500 H. al s. 70 a. SIS Ip az s. 50 do. 7s+ n at
=. John Lon Dqeey 1uH 20 H. AZ 81 80 81 DO $50 n a
co -,
Andrew Mullen: l bull $50 10 at s. 20 COW $50 =.
n al 81 80. " cows $50 n. at 81 =. do. 500 \, al
y H. Houis. bui- 1s27 n at 81 so. DC. SIS =. at
do s33 n. s. 10 II do sI4 n s. 80. do 500 y
i a :, Hume y e. b Bro sg q $50 ~ at 81 cows lo12
John P Nelson 10 cows s5s n. s. 10. do. 20 z.
C. Bailsy bulls. 500 n a. s. 81. cows $40 ro. AT
,rrr-r4 ,.-y,-s p-.i,- NE %, s- t-,,s, =,
for outside dealers and 6o fer se good
the 5c was was Ted l'r jiIar YT3 ana an r mi % , NJ NJ
cluleI sold S25GS5o head rather extra mixer
s5ss-A MeCabe. 10 fresh cows calves included Al
J. c curtis 8 son. Il cows ard calves at s2sasso
andrew Mullen. calves ar 50 -oaS4c 80 Per
George Van Dyke. COWS and calves. a. ss5aS4o per
Isufe. Wright q Co. cows ard calves. at ss7 Per
John Ducsy cows and calves a, s3saso respectively
reTs vas a brisk trade n live calves and ne moderate
lr~ Al sx-e,h-s he market re-at--ei from -re an
than 5Irn4r-- 7--a~zva ss-as -l5 - - &c s.l5E
-Ios-a5 c-rr7-C- 49,, - ne Pens "s-e promptly
n r5T bead al s. - n5rrl s's sarv a. SIS & Per 25
dressed vess firm eaI2s- per n. country dressed
- PEI 100 n r. - d. ~ n q, ss - q. y y
II DO c6 n. at 81 - = 4'''
r.5 n Il a. H9nz Z, @ g g-o - os g yea.s Ia7 = d.
81 n a, a., s. = 20 4 2S n s. 50. 5 d. - n a.
John P Nelson. 10 veaIs III .o az s. So An rs -
e; % = d. ll6 n. at 81 %. 50 d. 4 n At s. 10 o
S g. 2 d. 5 i.s h. yss' a. s. ~ -- n a a $ " 49,
IS A. S. n SsaS. -a' TO- ar $ 7e Go. i2o p.
3 3 & b.. a. ad = al s. 2s l5 Il d a. s, -5. Fl
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

a.. w-r- 1890 Receipts n straw fer t5a eees 900
4.L<-rac NILE I-1rharse price o. ms remains at cents
,- r2TATgls ,4 AND yEGErAHLEs- Present offerings o.,
r-... .., --," % -r .e',S 9-atlty a, about steady
@s' @ que. ami rneh'nsra sweet potatoes about ztea.
Ger grades dan and irregular Caa.asc- quiet ana
~ liberal supply today and met fair demand about
~ Le z@. sells promptly az steady prices most ~ the
asur-s Fioria lettuce IS unproyed. very little good
ya ,ielr @ -r1i- ta1,'- - 7,' ns '4as @ plenty and
TOP gnotation other Florida yegeta6es unchanged
orleans ss-en vegetables are OF irregular quality
value. comparatively te" are goor enough 20
per- @ So 5oas So DO 70 s. aSs Dc ST9ae se5iaa Nc so.
prime sas2 no. do Sotef and r7sI p55r M 4- 81 I M
sI T ;. '' Mans, @ s'a 20 70 prime 81 do poor S 70 [s 81 50
stat fair % Prirs Psr so n s. ioaS2 80. DO fair
double head bbl 500 81 10 do lueand cI5r6 rea5s
s. -5as4 70. do Delaware per half b6l BASKET 81 ga
4. N.rh s-r7,aa 5Dgs. do gaiit-rna No J. per dozen
arz oa.fa-ua PER- Ease slas2 taGtEts I1gts stgis
Danish seed per ton slaaSI+ do per bbI crate SO
s. H. do florida Rs5 5 16l s.4,e ,- s. -5qSl So .s-r
s. So do Eer.5a: arse choice Per esse sSas2 25. do
resns per- b5 s1ds5 E.croi %suo4Iss5. orleans
l,iTr - & % q PEI s a2f Se, sr 81 3 aS2 ,( do poor
s3a 20 6s Hat5aa e- carrier s. 5s- So '9Ss mons
I'll Orange county, red and yellow. bag
qS3 20 lo poor % fair 81 5o1S2 do Connecticut red
and yellow per Lhl s. 5nfiSi. DO white. S3rS5
state and ~ est-rn ye.'3T per bag; s. 99qS3 d5 10
Western white per . bush crate s. 25dS2 50 F~as
Florida. choice basket. 3 JnrS% poor
90 fair SfTS2 Peppers Florida yer carrier 5u1S3
1ars.a. Bt-ruda Slu$l -. Go N@v-Oreans.
Per loo eune6es s21f7 Ron2ne Bermuda. per crate.
5o-7sl 90 RedsAes NeW,greens. Per 100 bunches.
s5 % HqlrHo1 M P-T E. bush bass 69sse s. sP.9ssa a
& Norfolk biol. 81 String beans Florida
y.r crate basket. S3aS5 80 squash Florida white
uar a..
re~ 75ustr Tomatoes. Florida. fancy ripe Per
carrier 81 nS3 *. do fair 70 good. 81 500 s. so
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

C0rtlaIdr Streets
S%The leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtlandt Streets Is ave minutes later than
that given below for Tventy-third street.
station. except where otherwise noted
s.sHS A. NJ FAST MAIL--Ll-uIred Bul1sE Parior
NeN OK 10 tlit-9G-E Ssseplns "a F'ls01Is .
- \, No rS-s eo-SsiSs 70 Fi1cs1uEs- . --,.
S55 4. VI PESNsTIVA ANA T+ED-PG.i11a con-
cars sor Chcaso ciev siar1 T6isdo. ciziiHass
1-15 p, " CHICAGO AND Sr- LOUIS EXPREzsss--Ea-
055 p. NJ ST. LOUIS EXPREss.-Fo- Pit,sbu=E. lid
-. = " WIS ~ ~ us = l,s; a-.s Sa Csearo Fur
Toledo. -xrerr S1+---5s, r-4-f--
.5S 7. VI PAciFIc EXFrF.ss8F5T PittsburE and chi
Ro,t. 1r E>aoxytIle daily VIA shenand2la Na4ieS
80 ~ - n CLEVELAND ND cIHcT12sNTI ELPEazss-
wA>HINGTroSS. S.1pa xNh 6na rie i.7:''adii s5TTH
Isnst - Uiatas Car'. 10 10 tDest--sses and CO..
q n IS CDiai7s car , 90 l1-sa-1szes aaa Corr-
ior and D.ainE cs-i y 1t7i5i-- c'l-1 = CDnias
dsy 80 % I1,H1Ts q qs-' - ? i2lo n.s-- & a
Tor ana Bi oaTl 60 7asTess.u1l In y, AT bBa-
Sar ass lDihns s- 3 ,Diaas C55i 10 1stbI
5ys 5itg , M UeeE days ES9ress a.. p 10
ss.ss soa6r ana foTss: sP.sas s2ss :s n 30 Es. X
SEABOAP1 ~ - a ~ AL . : p n alls - ,rs--
s3i'an ni5i Limited s. daily Express l-l'
NoRF@LK 555 N-5 t2.2 wEsrERV RArLwAT.-For Memphis
Fsys NIrE3AkE I3 < ONO 8AILWAT-T55 n week
We HseSI3vP5 RL6 PoIAT M So5TF6FT and SORToLK-7ss n
s-rV. N
a 154Jc IN STJc GITY-o55 N. ana 255 ? m wsekdAys
ParIcr Cars "a e. tarlza vs.. 5Gei Las as p--
t,9c1es
- AZ =
OF Ssw York a-d I-lE E-Ir~- Fail-1ad tt-o11
80 Iwe1ty-third Street Sraticnl Is a Il 40.
- and l1-e5 = -. SGndavs q = a. -
n ,dr2nn peshrosses and Clrrlz0dt Streetsl. 2 %
= n I-+-f- - 5-1G and 1ISO p Sundays. a+S
e,o For PHILNDELPHrA
* -s - 77t CoTrla1tr Streets 62N. - LsS
a ~ tDt-t0C Carr - - Pe--7 Ti-ni-ed1- 10 10
70 - l- So a2d CoTtanf- streets Io2n DINING Carl
L4i'1HE F-arf II - - fDf~iUg Carf- 10
3T7 f-7--la-1t Streets 81. .. 3-.5 tDil-
~ 7-7 - fT7f7f1r . Dining Carl
i'irl-C CAV 7r5 o night
81" ~ STE * Dining
tsrl 30 li-~-al -. u * tf-t-- Carl Il -
I.rn-S Car). = DINING Can .-r1-E carr SIS.
fIlt7i-- Car fT1-f-z Carr Dining Carl.
saa. : * -
-icker of'ces S-1 80 B-catways
i--- Arr7~= below 60 S-N- s=--- House est
e'7r7f-t S--a~- S-1--7. s-I stations foot = Ces-
es s1t C,7--ls7i- Streets court Street $50 Futos
i-- y E-0a ''-av a77 Par1~-T---1 Annex Startcu-
5ook n Stet.07 Jersey Civ T1- SsT York Tralsts-
cT7p21y W.T. cell for check Ea-caEs from hotels
r@Si1 i177res Trough
-0a6
= p Ifr--'--r-r-=0N- = WOOD
A
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

loads No Northern Duluth, load No Northern Mani
toba loads No / Northern New-yorz 3 loads Ne .
winter and loads spring wheat outpOrts. sc
Fsarlv in day few damage reports
from tfs Southwest the market made only slight
response Immediately fell of holding weak
noted being altogether
by the Indications Quotations OF
aaoar BASS. fellows No . red sSc No I
Northern Duluth. s24sc. No Northern Ne-York todi,
SIC. No Northern NsW-Tork. Il sc No 1 hard Mani
t1bs. s8lsc. 40 1 Northern Manitoba o3c. and No =
Northern Manitoba. l-4c, all prompt. Northern Uu
luth. No = Northern New both
No > hard NsV.-YC-k s3-sc 10 red SEC ee
va-or. .CORN-F0r time the small Western
e only co at Chicago Thurs
day held in steady position around tre previous
nights figures but bulls found II Impossible with
stand the break wheat. prices 1f
last hour lowest figures q the closing
lower There export business Of ? leads No =
white and sales II 5000 bush No local
with premiums remaining unchanged The Liverpool
ket closed I'd net lower The gave evidence
farly good cash demand again. especially 70 New-Eng
land points with no immediate prospects n the
movement showing much increase closed
etftat'T and 90 'sc % afca-, straig1ts No
- 'sc. No white I07sc. and NJ yellow. 69lsc o
nlar basis .pATS-Ihs market broke quite sharply
~ sTpshy with other grains. ana under LIQUIDATION
-ie w est Locally the cash market lower
with sales of $500" bush No closed 4sa49zc. No
' ++c. No > white 52-2TI}c. white 52c track
441e- 'is52c rack white 53T5sc ard NJ white clips
y5I RYE Market easier. No Western.
tIc NO : Western - &c both afoat. rye. COO
nIC IA SL.EY-4larket duh. feeding gurte5 al
'"a'-'c, and mating. 6Sa72c. both f Nev-york.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NEW YnpK CENTRAL
HtRI nIvISIOy

HARLEM DIVISION
ecS = n sni 135 ? NJ Daily. except sundays, - Puts
Ued and N0-f1 hT1~7s. S--77-= only. 40 A. u.
Pullman Cars through trains
Trai-= T'--7f-ate1 Pf--=~h Light
Ticket cFCss 117 2~i. 4IS and 1910 Broadway =
-'th = ard -E--- s. Stations S=v York SIS and IS
T=lerhe7a 'rn ~sth Street. E7-L Central Can
Veet~ctt YVES Company.
' =. SNI--,F r.-0E-E = 0ANr--.S.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Iron N--. n I fdv $50 % Cotton miGdlinE a.s
Iron 50. 40 SOFT. = - Coffee No z
Steel rails = % sugar. g~auus'el. 8 -
Lake copper Iug0t- l. .. lt N1iaSses. *.
Tn 2f t-l- 5eef family ........ -
Exchange lead. l-i- Eeef % p
Spelter -.....-..--.. - TaIow prime ....... S.
Wheat. No re7-.s NS Pork. rness........... Is O9
Germ. No > mixed t77- Hogs. dressed. leo n So
No mixed prime
Flour Nq,s. patents
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

ana subscriptions for The Trfours
ptOWn once.
.242 BROADWAy
3lsr-st-. uz.:i . o clock . %.
he received ~ tire following branch
rs-es unit, & o'clock 2 n. Wa: "a
1Sd-sy l5.s Sth-slyc-. cor. 1e-<-
ST. ~ West 42d-s1-.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

A ERTISEMENTS
- received al the
No
- door north Of
Advertisements VII
ofnces a. regular ofice
eth-aVe- = . cor.
L.: o. East 18th
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

LackaWanna Railroad.
York., foot Barclay and Chrzropr@r SJs
a M-F1r E.ug1smtl1 and Syr--1s-
$1,000 4 N.--Fcr Buffalo, chicago and ST. LOUIS.
p- M--FCr Bu11l1 and CEicage
T4-Vu r M-For scranton and Elyulu-n-Bu1ct.
sSio p M-Fcr BuHalo and Chicago
M--F1r Ttica. OsWego. Ithaca a. ElIEalc
Zoo A SI-For Bu1alo and Chi-as5-rhr1usn Slssp-
p II
Ticlets AZ 40 Broadway Cor Howard s.. tsS Rroaf-
2sJh S., 1I3 Broadway y Y. 53S Fulton -.
Brookiv1.
.Daily- fExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Or f"s wrPlE total 2JIu exprr. direct do
.--t "-". l3@' Receipts NJ straw fer t-e week. 800
A.LN-Fhe I-1rharge price % miu remains a. cents
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Tickets a1d Pullman
1850 Broadway, fs- lth
Ave N Y. SO Fulton
II. BROOKLYN y 7. 7
The suburban citizen., 1902-06-21
Surprising the Tencher.

They have an amiable custom in some
of the Brooklyn schools of giving the
teachers what are termed surprises.
When Il class has been with new
teacher reasonably long period and
she hasn't developed any disagreeable
traits, such as passion for keeping
in" or writing notes TO parents, 1t is
agEeed among the pupils to give her a
surprise" 1t is customary to call on
the principal for laid and comfort In
carrying out the scheme. The first
thing is to levy a per capita tax on
each member of the class. Then the
nature Of the gift is determined on, and
lastly the principal is waited on. At a
given hour she is requested to send
for the class teacher on some pretence.
While the teacher Is out of the room
the gift is placed on her desk. Pres
entity the teacher returns to the class
with n consciously unconscious look on
her face. At the moment Of her entry
she is greeted with the cry of Sur
prisew uttered simultaneously by the
whole class. OF course she is properly
overcome and life is zone grand sweet
song in that room for the rest of the
afternoon.-New York Sun.
The suburban citizen., 1902-06-21
American EarthnnnkeE.

Besides the Charleston earthquake
of 1856, in which forty-One lives wert
lost and about !S5,000,000 worth o,
property was destroyed. says the New
York Sur, there have been two Other
notable earthquakes in the United
States within historic times-one neal
the head of the Mississippi delta il
1S11-12, and one in the InyO Valley
Cal, in 1872.
The former, known rs the New Ma
drid earthquake, was remarkable fo'
the length Of time which its phenom
ena covered. There were several shocki
at short intervals for several months
and the whole series Of shocks LASTED
about two years.
The country was sparsely settled
and no scientific records of the dis
turbance were made, but it is related
that the aluvlal land of the river bot
toms was traversed by visible waves
which rocked the trees to and fro an(
uprooted many. Huge assures were
opened. and lakes were drained by the
escape Of their waters into them. The
largest sunken area is said TO have
been sixty or eighty miles long and
nearly balf as broad.
The Inyo Valley earthquake was
caused by a renewed movement along
the great fault plain at the eastern
base of the Sierra Nevada. The Chief
shock lasted only a few minutes, but
Others Of less violence continued for
two or three months.
A tremendous fissure was formed
along the base OF the mountain range
for about forty miles. The land west
Of the fissure rose, and the land east
of It fell several feet.
Owens River was temporarily swal
lowed up. In the village Of Inyo all
the houses were thrown down and one.
tenth of the inhabitants were killed.
Philadelphia Record.