davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
snev2e .srrAR1sE-Easy. oteted: oleO.

sqeees at fseT&e. srEARTHE-Easy. osseted oleO.
eh99ke: city lard stearne, lie.
RfCEThe rice market continues hrn unaer r1oderats
supplies and fair demand. Talmage. New-9rleahs
teegraphs Louisiana movement 20 Gate; Fecepts
reueh 7s6 sacks: last SACKS s1ies sts
cleaned isstimate), l12422 pockets; last year. Vlois
pockets market strong Talmage. Charleston tsssraRns
Carolina crop movement to date: Receipts AIoz2 1ole
saiss e sS bSs: market streag 2ucsssSn: 5GIEw ne
. choies SSSae: hsad s& e7e; pains. 6kesEe Jagan
Rangoon, In bond 2&@2Kc.
SUGAR-The refined sugar market steady but uI-
changed fair sugar ordered cut on Ole
contracts but new business SLOW The AmefIcan
sugar Refining Company notice that they Noula or
the present h orders for standard and fine
shipping small barrels OF about 260 pounds each net ana
they requested brokers TO increase their orders about
third As to overcome the difference between WeSh OF
small ana large barrels Price. quoted are not to
and Wholesale Cut loaf and crushed 640c Eage
tablets $500; mould and cubes 6oSc: xSX ~, Pow &
dered <Sc Eagle confeetoners granuated 5oSc Eagle
ana fine granuated A90c: Eagle 10 car
tons N bags and 10 bags ne granulated aeSc; Eaee
dne granuated. standard granulated and diamond A.
&90c confec9onerS' A, 46Sc; Nos !. and 40oc; NO
g. 46Oc: No B. 4.45c; No g. 440c: No T. 4S9c; no g.
%40c No g. &2Sc: No TO- 4.2Oc: No II, 415c; NO II,
&l0c; No 1S. 406c; Nos II and Is. 4c No 10 sos;
Eagle powdered 61Oc crystal dominos In cases &C.
LONDON beet sugar market was nr an advance oi d
the United Kingdom Is 1880 TONS compared with 2ls0
time last year. The local market closed steady
with centrifugal, s8 test at ahc: rnugccvado se test
3Ac naoIasses sugar 80 &c. Sales were about
5000 bags centrifugal ana 14o bags rolasses anoat Tor
Delaware Breakv8ter at above prices.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

pccr lots drag Kale spinach shown irrsguias
Sts''
ss aaaSs TSa9 but 1Sr
Ss 'Rs held 3 unds4 RsEsY % Sta 1s a91
SC oEer squash pGof ana
sSS Cute nfa
Hsssns sa0:s & 5dsss %
s's $ .s5 4 i
s,i ~ @ per- eT bpnah soesi
essS %
.'.s s.sS 3; ia "a Ses5 PH
s!sss s%al domestic :.Sss: ds .Grns fss per
ss 'ssss % g s5!ss 'ss =
per so,Ts ss easTy per c
Gs sshlEs5 ssss S
ao Do p.r Se sss 3d.
al q e. S s M c R per do oU orange oony red
Sss Ss: s. g e. psr s1 ST. s5af s %:
S psppsF per r6da SSa S2
s9:ss1 s. Rs5ssy pF 10
'ts & s.rnIs s Ss3 sse9s 90 .pnse per sS
Dbl sss So sEnS Ioo 9aa s q
HusSsrd aSr old per- sS sies is So turnps
q; e. 90 ky sS ess0; sss
SsEs hothouse per dozen s no. rsbsEb pfr dozen
TxFf1 ?2Ess;ts sGsHR
Not much stock here and not much demand; sna sa
tobbng sales reported at 9dac 70 for sugar and 1
soc per gallon for oNEI-RusinssS quiet & n,t
stocks light and firmly held We quote: Clover CoIo'
fancy n 15c do fair to good i2g4e; DC inca
wheat. 6iiG7c do California extracted 9,sar ora
active and rather firm Not much doing IN & ether ,a nu n
ea8c do fancy. 1a45c do extra g. 93,sc do No NJ
gina shclled 4a do No aasHG pecans ronnd m LOIS, lots
nuts. 81: butternuts, 4OG5oc black walnus 4Og6oc
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Buyers appear to be max
ing style OF hay that IS conf
trading has beer in larger blocks tnan
all Of the top quality tnat
arrives finds will for holding
run OF general consumption feels quite well served Win
No and general receipts barring choice sellers
can make some concession in wholesale lots when far
percentage useful is accepted by purchasers
I'VE quote: Prime. large 100 m 81: DO NO !!
a5Ge71zc; do No 2 72iRqsOc: No 3. 7oa72zc do No
shipping and small bales 5d 1oc less
than large SIR Long is arriving more free
iv but almost bare market prices hold up
10 late ranges-Tor good No S59ac Receipts OF nay
and straw reported at the Produce ExchanEe a.
to-day: Hudson River Railroad $40 tons Er1t'
500 PENNSYLVANIA. 20: Delaware Isckawanna ana ;" es
4o West shore 1so Lehigh VALLEY 2S ontario ana
Western 10: OF New jersey 80; ernont central
100; total $40 receipts Of straw. 100 tons
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston March 1O.-Trade in the wool market has not
recovered from embargo placed It, and
though modified the authortle6 the ehect
practically OF ali business while II was In
The OF the last week has been principally
with the Aassachqsetts manufacturers and has been
as follows: TerritoryIdaho nne l40i5c; hne medium
medium I6@I7c; Utah fine, 14Gl6c; fine medium, 100
tic: medium i76lsc Dakota nne. l4e5c nne medium,
average. 17aisc DO medium. choice. 1Sg9c average
l1disc: Ohio and Penn:ylyanis-.XX and above. a20
* and above 2762scA Nos ! and e 2s@2ec Kentucky.
Indiana etc-Three-eghIhs blood zS924c; one quarter
hiooI 2a621c braid 2O2lc CalifoFniANorthern choice
5zic; sversEe i70Isc; middle counties. l56lsc
ern I26I3c; fall 16GlT- oregonEastern staple. ITO
isc AustrSisanCombir choice. secured basis sOge3c;
GOOD 1880; average. 7S01sc
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March 10. l9OS
CoFFEE-The coffee market. after opening STEADY at
rsrsl Decline Of points ruled quiet and Tor s99 s
p,tutS rallied Just oeiore
The by covering, and finally steady net pl-
to 3 points lower. early news was rather
depressing European cables were both lower Hsvre
declining u and Hamburg partial q pfg Bra
port receipts large. warehouse oenTer1es
market there seemed an
absence supporting orders on the other hano
there little disposition sell at current prices
,In: the interior receipts for day published
showing arrivals slightly 200 bags This en-
market sagged
the opening Later rallied however by covering
of continued strength
spot circles relative rTnness OF the Brazilian
markets which already above their normal parity
local market. The bull clique were not 2roIi-
in recently been buying
the late months while
importers have sold late and bought the nearer positions
The SPOT steady, with quotations on the
basis Of SAc for Rio No {.
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
foi1n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
LohpoN WooL Market.

London March 1O.-The second series Of the wool
ton sales opened to-day with large number OF buyers
bered IL bales including selection OF Queens
iand which sold brtSky. Crossbreds taken freely
b. trade some enc bali bred. were taken by
bought readily paying full rates for nne grades
faulty scoureds were easier cape OF COCO HOPE
and Natal was in small supply. Greasy in good de
mand at I4d decline. Punta Arenas also In good
at Ed decline Withdrawals we're light relieving are
the Ealea in New South Wales, 600 bales secured
Ia sdds SID: greasy sA6iid. Queensland 700 baes
SsIss secured 4Sg7.d greasy tE0iOd. south Aus
traiia. 100 bales secured Is 61sd: Eressy sH6st:d
Zealand $500 bales: secured eaSd: xreasy: "a ~
SID PuntA arenas .8No bales: secured se1od greasy
1h@I0d Buenos Ayres. 100 bales; greasy. a9o%d-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Exchange special Liverpool ea6les-spot eoton
hrmer: sales T0o0 bales: speculation and export 800;
American q 600 reee1pts l7Coo American 1eooe; mid
ding upland B2<d Futures opened steady b9S points
sdvsnee: elossd arzn net 6h@s points higher March
and Msreh-ApriI 5lO6 ApgtI-May, I'D: May-1une and
!sDsIuly s1td: JyIy-August eisGS 1td: HngSSt.Sso
her. AeIe<.e2d ACCOMPLISHMENTS %.e7d Manchester
Yarns and cloths quiet.
pRUos-Esssatal os yers arsniy held e erie rule az SHd
Pepperaint westeFn tins, YES quoted ct ee9GssS
esasyrSyal. g. 2OQa sS and e.tronslIa Se3ss:
TIE following Rr.csa: BSrdoe e. ssnas DC; eansstns
sIsacSsG. ise: aabissoasd eve sOadsS seal 6405ee
bsileboFs powdered. sc: Mcotes te; sssessse
e&e 6enSEn western, 9Sc 6eetheFH. soc; anake. Viz
gfzia &c: TeEss &c: csnsda. 2o9zac natural Iee.
flour AND NEAL-Tha douf maykes was Gull anA
ncninely easy in Of the wheat depFesston with
e sensns eennsa esay e teg 80 spsss Ssssn sn
. :css seE.E sitsn soSS te szss S se Ia Sfss De-
ie spet sH1 e .sss srsss; 4 - ~ :. a.1a
-: .:kYr FtouR-essaaE aSssesi JsiF e go %
pa Sssss EIls z1s.x. @ soess IS g . ssaa:.
q ssasi s.: eosrse q li0kl jA .FEEDpalI elstsd
eans bres mlddlins ssiasA N 30 D esshE city fssd
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour vas dull ana
easv No sUring I6a IIc: No I09 'oC no req
S1G!2sSC 10 . corn 45l1c; No yellow 4ot2c tSp
ssic. No ; white 3344 g364sc; Ne rye 5ot7e;
oaos @ fe5n hsrIey 4ag44c choice mailing 4Ig
53. No naxsced 81 90. No Northwestern q u 4t
noo,hv seed So 55: clover. contract Eraae Ell
mess pork per SIS 2Q SIS 3I3 af6 arg dG A. ~,
xi0 159s1O T short ribs sides uooSeD ~ oV4SS %
aI,tI shoulders lnxedy. IS 5g$s snort cear Sues
SIsn $40 Az $40 50: whiskey basis OF hign wines
81 40 ON the Produce Exchange TO-DAY InG
~, Srner Al mark included lIc Cheese seaoS'
12n9131sc.
Duluth March Io-Close: Wheat cash; No haTG; sIo
and july, T49sc.
,1uuAIREE March 1o.--CIose: Wheat weak; no
DJotbern IsrT73Iac No = Northern IIcgif 13c' MAY.
81 biJ Rye steady: No l. b117c Barley, ic I9"ef'
no 42c: sample, 42c953ac- Corn May 4f9c oo
oynneapofs March IO.-F1our-Miers report q ,3 Iadr
hSt no; IN 70 expectations They are not pushing
xs1es AZ current prices patents IS P5aS4 ~. so
clears 81 e55 81 So Bran, bulk S4 90 shorts IN ou"'
Sl4 so
Philadelphia March ioWheat steady contract 40.
March 5SF9TSI3c corn unchangeh: No 2 in export
vafor 5lI<65lzc: Nsrrh 81 43141c oats stedIs
white clipped 43a4S1zc Butter seaoy tar 7o E,S.
arm good demand: fresh nearby Is e5sc AT the marx 90
western 1SI.c al the do South" esterI E Al IS
mark do Southern. Il lxc at the inark tneee IIti
demand: Sew-York fun creams prime small lag aG:
Do fair TO good 13ls 9l34c do prime large d4G 90 a
~ Soo6 s3I. n13Ac Recepts-Flour, LOO Dds ana
1s.S GCn n, in sacks; whea! 24CO bush; corn l3V00
cats 600 Shipments-Corn 1000 oush; "hsat' -'ao"'
oats, II. coo.
St. Louis, March Io.-Close: Wheat No red 9' Sasa'
esf.c nominal May, 69Ac; July 6saoSitc; 10 1aTa'
SSGfT3c Corn No . cash. +Oc nominal May 4vSC. Juy'
40sac Oats No cash, Siac nominal May "af'ci 'ulS'
29Lc; No white, 3oc.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

81
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENrY-rHTRD sLEEE5
AND DEsBRossES AND coRTLANDT SrREHEA
~ The leaving time from DeshrOsseS Sno
Cortlandt Streets is ave minutes later Na tnAn
that given below for Twenty-th1fo
station, except where otherwise noteo.
Pittsburs so ch,cSso fSek So coaehes 20 to
sS SE E1GNR''DoEs JS..4a.a Ss:a
ion Ea esieaso '' csyslans; Tos.o Detroit
G@aitsiss' Gafeaso AES k1Siy't s
TSF ToIsdU Nashville !it cneinpa;n sne Car
fn'sisS IS Is$i: 5.s e;
s5 ;f s y s.iZ EsSi:. es:ss
75S 'f? ~ sstosPs Plcig Psas c Ard
m0ncfs: cEsvEISD faE Gf5'1as 1sD ;13:Rs Elk
WAsaIEs'GstTfSSSSSE Es'GstTfSSSE Ss csT'''Rfh ThE enc osoTTH
1Ts snft SIS ptss,ss''ss g nns ans csf
6B35s 20 c. n!nF o Ser. s.ss
s!d RniEE csrs Dinns rs iDn,n1 s9Is.1 GH 81
@sIRs CAP se iSSs e iDian1 r. Il ds 10 p'sh 1i5
p5}nr SS3, SonEressonsl Limited q DINING caT5
soG4HEa oGP44nE Saf SAfix IS aShs as
m. .Dsshrosses and coTtandt Streets lA'0
N dsS COAST d+2 nSS m G asS
o2fs1naf 1fF stEisi iSE e N p1,9
NORFOLK AND WEsTERN 4 sf3S RAnwAT.-F0F Memphis
cHEsAPEARE ofIo e p fRAfLMAT-1bs II way week
OLD PoTSF SH GoMFoEr % f35E and NoRToLK-7'' M
E55Ss1e &:.ss.s asS H
PaFior Cars and Standard Coaches on STANDARD
Lor smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car anu ~
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1256 o. m. week-days- r., .o-o-,
For points New York Lonz Branch HaiEuHu 10 40
west Twenty-third Street Ststi3n). 800 a ~, oS
20. 500 and II % p weekday .SSt Str.ctsS
m, 455 from DeEbrosses and CortlAnot 49,.
200 a. l2 20, $40, $40. and 113 D. NJ "eeAN@'1'
''"oH'S' '42 EoR q m PHI ~ ?, 22,nTFa;IPHIA n;
go TDsshrosses and Cortandt str.ets no pcsbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 102N Dining cap o9 TX nninv
CsD 10 (Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets 80.
Is Dining car) 4.25 Dining Car) 80 D-
Ing Carr 5.5h Dining Can s. s25 : 90 sLS p M
~ 10 night Sundays $40 755 Dining Car no coacnes
q S55. ass Limited s.55 1888 Dining SerD = M
125S Dining Car f.55 Dining Carr S29 tDinnE SAEJ
100, 4 % Dining Car). 455 Dining Carl o.00 Nb'S
Carr. 755. 25. S55. 25 p. II 10 night , 100
Ticket Offices. Nos 46 1884 III and 26l eS
Fh Avenue below 2sd ST. 2es Fifth Avenue 'orne s.t
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses ana
Streets Street $50 Fulton Street oS BroadTa"
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; staton
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII c1n
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone al4 Street for Pennsylvania Kali
road Cab Service.
W. w ATTERRURT. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Spot cotton cloeed quiet with quotations % polns
hiEher. the basis OF loIoc for mddinE upland and
middling Gulf Sales amounted to T36 bales
spot markets telesrsphed follows: New
steady unchanged. 916c sales a0oo bales:
Mobile rT sLzc; sales 200 bales; Savan-
quiet unchanged CSC: sales 1s bales Charleston
firm. unchanged 211c: Wilmington drn. unchanged.
ST ehc Norfolk steady unchanged. at 9%e: sales l:S
Baltimore nominal, unchanged at 1oc: Augusta
quiet steady unchanged at eAc sales 296 bales;
firm. unchanged, at lS-loc receips
New $500 to 1880 bales
compared bales actual last week and il 6e2
bales for the year AT Houston Tor to-
morrow $500 6,5oo bales expected compared with
ci% hsIee actual week and 27S1 bales ago
Galveston expects 500 6Oo bales in contrast with
actual for the corresponding Gay last week
ara 2<fG bAie& last year -
Receipts porss and interior points to-day COM
rxred vy;th the same Gay last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is folio

COTTON-The cotton market again very active and
yesterday with the bulls apparently full
market opened steady unchanged prices TO
S points better Liverpool cables than ex
pected Immediately turned easier result
Of selling by traders Who we're Influenced by the
larger indicated for the day The weather
ported throughout the South however continued unfsvor
able the free Of cotton TO market and floods
reported in the Mississippi Valley, with rains more
lees general ranging from trace at Charleston to
so inches at Little Rock This state of affairs was re
Eardad 70 operation the bols for.
while 8 recognized that floods this season have
uEuslly proved beneficial the coming the point
upen which the local spot contingent lays the greatest
the and. with the weather
apparently rejecting the probability Of decrease in
covering became
and the market receiving fresh support from the
bulls rallied sharply. Speculation active, and prices
rapidly upward the close, which steady at
advance of sc 3 points Sales future estimated at
e1 bales Aside from the weather and food news the
deveopneats entirely favorable to prices
The receipts notwithstanding the weather turned out
n excess OF early expectations amounting to 49,
bales against z30o6 last while the interior receipts
fr the half footed Is asS bales against 1888
year The estimated receipts for leading points to-
also liberal but the reduction in the Gal
hsIess this said Will be deducted from the
brought sight to date. well from
the visible The Southern spot markets did not
the advance futures. remaining generally
unchanged though hrrn. while the NewYok market
advanced 20 loJoc. But the weather conditions
clique support the dominating factors with
The close st practically the best level Of the day.
Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
wss follows;
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
READING SYSTEM

NFW ,JERSE4 CEN IRAL X FHs
Liberty Street and south Ferry rins FROM South
Ferry nye minutes earter)
EAsTOy. BETHLEHEM ALLENToWN AND
A NJ. I.eo, 40. 500 G545 Easton only) P Il Sun
" TLKESBARRE AND sCRANT0N-51oo. s.io
LRKEWOOD, LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
RARNEGAT-z4.O0. 8. 20 A. NJ. 130 $40. 4lo Lac
wood and IAkehurst ony). SEQ C155o Laks5ood oaiy)
P N SUNDAYS. 1000 A. NJ
VTEETAND AND BRIDGETOH-tz4.0o A. n. II 80
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. oCEA:
20 nVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE
POTNTS-z4oo $50 i. 90 A ~: 445. $50 $50 ?: N
NJ CRFAD1NS TERMINAL0-z"4-2S, *,
= n ts 20 90 90 +f6oO. tI1Oo A. NJ f12Oo 400
a. 40 - 90 1900 800. ts co. t73o. 500 P NJ.
a4TI AND CHESTNUT sTREET-E425 $3.50, 1000,
iii 30 A. NJ. 100. t'3-40 800 'Too 1925 P. n.
REHDIN3;- HARRISBURG. PoTTsTILLE AND
WIILIAMSPORT-li4Oo 90 z&2o taoo ltSlo 1902
- oo NJ Reading only). llE1O0. 80. f2-oo ?. NJ
Pesdinx PottsviIs Harrisburg only. t4.oo, - 90
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

steady 54s Bacon strong CuHhegand ria cut s6 to 20 20
dies light 81 70. 53s: ont clear niiddlss hsaSS.
35 40 ro 53s Sd; short clear 10 20 ~ 70
I3 fo strong Lard strong; prime Western IN derees
6s American refined pals, Dis. Butter-ood United
States steady SOS Cheese steady American finest white
64s American colored. 63s Cd TaloWPrine cl'y
steady. Turpentnespirits fn ass sd shts
Yjnseed oil quiet 26s Cottonseed oilHu refined spot
steady 2ls 1Ol.d. Tsllow-Australan in London duA'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits tupentine holds steady nut me
passing business is moderate Prices are unchanged
firm with moderate jobbne business at quoted prices
We quote: v.,.
CSC. ...z.,-
ROSTN-Common to god strained. % 2SgS% - y; -
SO 30 E and F. s. IS: G. So 40: II, 81 65S2 20; 81 "d
3 20 K $3 jo NJ So sOG$3 90: n, 81: G. 81 25. and
" ~ STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bbs. io5o
Savannah March 1o-Turpentine firm, 65c; rscepts'
ST. bbI:. sales 533. quote A. r. e n. F. F: 81
G. 81 10: H So s5: X So 90 n. So 40: ~ *3 CO.
W G. S3 IS: w W. 81 %. -. ,,
Charleston March 1o.Turpenti1e frrn sc Rosn sn
firm; A. F. y. E F. 81 Q5: G, 81 0) n, 81 90 e So
k ss IS: NJ. 50 35 g So W g. 81 So " r| - rs s
receipts j cask RosIn firm 81 90; receipts, 2o4 b6ls
Crude turpentine So 4od$4 receipts. 25 ools' Tar
firm 81 65 receipts, 253 bbls o-- Ill.
New-orleans. March 10.-Receipts-RosIn' 21o onis'
london March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as 3D. Ro'in
American strained. 6s Sd; fine, eS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO
~ posaIs for Brick and Building will be received
at the Yards and Docks. Navy Department;
Washington until o'clock March IS 1908 and then ana
there nuhIiclv opened constructing addition TO
building ~. the yard NeE York Flahs ana
sneciace the Bureau EiH be rdrn-
ishei hy the Comnandant the yard named upon
deposit OF SIS o their return MoRD6CA1 l.
T-SDIS0TT chief OF February 70. 1905
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-'s.s N.
80 90 "1I3O A. II. "1oo. t'5-4o 800. 100 ?. n
Si2l5 Mdt.
day SSunday only. +Paror cars only. lVia Tama1ua-
xSaturdayr-
i13 2eI 800 a54 Broadway ls2 9TH Ave > Unto1
scIa-o west l53 East I2Sth ST. 2T3 West I2Sth ST.
~aiI1r,bIs Ave York court St. 344, $50 Fulton
Broadway. Williamsburg New York
ansfe- Co calls checks baggage 70 Destination
n - RreTrR @ n BURT
ye.PFesident Gen'I Manager. Pass'r AE.u,.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAvsrpool March loclosps WHEAT Spot 9HIss; No
iload: futures steady; March. 6: q; May: g
mixed new. 4s So. American mixed old no
stock: futures STEADY: aFh 4s "a Nay 90 sxa. Peas
CHnadisn Etezdy as Sid Flour-Et Louis fancy
quiet q I'd Hops at london daeiac Cos.t,. nrm.
etfne mess western, sis HamS-ShcTt cut II 70 - 70.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

points higher; American middlinE fair STsd; g9od
good ordinary ordinary 4ssd The sales Of the day
sInert Snd included 64Oo American. Receipts IL OOO
Bales including 07Oo American. Futures opened and
cioSSd middiing, g March. 5.10d:
MS.ch-Apr Mach 5lod: Apri!-May, 512d: Msy-June. SI4di
sember boSd; SeptemberOctober. 4s1d: octoberNoyem
- 6,GI Novemher-DeceHnbeT, 4.51d.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

A DvERTlsEMESTs snd SunseripssonS for Tns Tr1bsnS
"A received their Uptown Once
NO. f.804 BROADWAY.
AdvsrtE will b rscsved at the focWiag hRAneA
aelcea at regular once until o'clock n.
ZSS afh-aVe.. cor 2Sd-sG: IS3 0th.Aves
sTaSr m and ssh svSs: asa Vest I1Gth-Sf.S i.aSS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
act prices in the local market to-day

Cables.-Rio--t'of STEADY: No Z RIO
1S5JG exchange - 1871 receipts days
eared the States stock, $4,000
Santos-Coee market quiet: good average Santos
00o DAYS stock, 962 600 bags
H9mburg-Cohee market opened pfg higher; at ESQ
. n net unchanged lower: sales 1000 bags
EsvecofTee market opened Irregular February
lower, other unchanged; IL m declined 4
franc: a. m steady. February unchanged other
months declined Z franc; $50 unchanged; total
sales 81. 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
90 hohom Jt Alap GonrrrH.
no THE CREDITORS OF THE PEN

no THE CREDITORS OF THE PENN
CoRpAGE COMPANY -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tEat on the FIN dAJ oe
Nineteen and three. order
r1"dS nv ,ha Chanceor OF New Jersey that
The creditors OF The CordaSa Company present 10
thereof and eefors him
undsr oath to he Of the Said receiver. their
claims against said corporation with
in from that date and that In default thereof
cred,torn not doing excluded from the benOht
Of such dividends hereafter bs made and dsclAre
proceeds OF effects Of the
Is hereby given all the creditors
"a 'A'U THOMAS z. SHIELDS
e47 z. e9th Street,
Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 1o.-Wheat hTm: spring dnn; bI.. 80
hard steady No = red, oOc; No Nflte'
Tsc Corn quiet and weak; No yellow 5lc; no cSn' 3D.
5013c Oats hrm No white, 4l%ci no niiaea , S'e-
Barley sales at bSc463c Rye, No ,, tStsc on track
cb,cazo March lo-The leading futures ranged As fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
(Ney York Central & Hudson River R X, LeSseN'
Trains leave Franklin St station New YORK, - AA~
lows. and Is later foot OF West 42d St. N ~
10 A M--For intermediate points 10 AloAny-
I'll 20 A MD Saratoga and Mohawk Express
100 P NJ M-ChicaSo Express
1928 P. M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit Chi. ST lculA
tS45 P. No For Hudson River points and AIoshT'
900 T. M-For Roch., Buffalo, CleveFd chicago
f7.45 M-For Roch, Buffalo Detroit and 81 LOUIS
P. M-For Roch-, Niagara Falls Dst a Chl.
sDaiIy +Daily Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex:
~ f1o.45 A. NJ O. at t245 P N de4geS Jersey
City P. R. R. Sta % at flI20 A. NJ Cd 1880 p A
Time tables principal hotels and ofces Baggage
A. H. SMITH. c ELAA6EHt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-07

from their pasture lands, the average indi-
vidual tax Is 5 cents a year. In some years
there is a surplus of revenue, and in that
case the excess is divided among the citi-
zens. Thus fiscal problems are unknown.
So are Crokers and Deverys. They would
not thrive in Andorra.
What Is the secret of Ii all? Simply that
the Andorrans have never eaten of the tree
of modern civilization IL is difficult to be-
lieve that there is a race whose customs
have not changed i'm six centuries. but such
is the case. Shut in as they are by Pyr-
eneean snow peaks, the Andorrans have
rarely any communication with the rest of
Europe. There is no way of getting into
this ideal republic save by a mule path, and
during six months of the rear IL is unap-
proachable from the French side. The
country is as innocent of carriage roads as
it is of railroads. OF public sanitation and
sewerage ii has doubtless never heard.
Public instruction exists in theory: in
fact ii Is of the most occasional nature.
Inhabitants are illiterate. OF letters, music
and art they are cheerfully ignorant and
are conscious of no lack. thus there are
no pretensions to culture in Andorra.
Nominally there is a postal service, but this
Is as unreliable as its administrators are
nonchalant. Now and then a messenger Is
dispatched from the capital OF the state TO
deliver letters to their proper destination,
but Ii is only now and then. But what
need have the Andorrans for correspond
ence? They have no business relations
with the world of railroads.. automobiles.
stock exchanges and trusts.
And as for their pleasures, they are al
confined within the limits OF Andorra.