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New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
LIVE STOCK MAKkET.

New-York. March 10. 1913;
eadas s. cars $ ety sagEn'eEfFss Ugh ,s
hs ns Gcepon s9 sPt 5ns OF II is ruled
Sso and c Oss aqG quite
selling ISo yards 0s %sre ;. not Sta gsiS5s S
per 100 ro oxen at S soas4 g sSss4 -: 70
ssss ags;.s :sHf 1s
s Cattle .nss h'sis yt5ReSl 'TS indG sS*s
selling 1 snd S sR al per lSf n sh
cattle Bristol on the steamer
Gs'Gn R take Se's Out RS 4S Soe cas,e and
Som aHd sbod 80
SoDsny or b the @ B ~ and the caderon
Manchester will be laden with 266 cattle for D2ud S q
Ksss! itas sai EstS
Cuvs5 3 oho 94ns s. steers 81 19 & 10 a avsr s
ssss s s. q : $ g: s. ,sS is59 r +
bulls. I1ss r. $ 7o d $50 20 81 r @ a. : 3 90 30
$50 81 = az a. 81 20: IL do eea ro at 81 %,
as sander: d. 90 nShfa s6 i9s S at e @ o. n d d @ GG
s SS 20 bs s He 4o S E. at at 5: So d.
DO g 90 . COWS ~ a 119 53 n 10 at 1870 s. 10 O. At ds 1910
Mcpherson Co. 20 Ohio steers @ 1877 n at s. %;
de- de- 1sss S NJ b. at Is s. To- State DO s5 81
i5i5 p 1850 ~ At IS 50 20 20 COVE oss 1898 = n
s s 1s SIS n o. at IS o. o. = d. q Il n "a at s. 80
- as iss e At sa 81 20 y ono l: s'
1915 n s. 5 do 1899 n at IS 70: 10 do 1898 H.
So 3 s g e. sa se; 20 n los At = : so
H Eppsten ~ Michigan steers ISso 70 a. - POO
Louis Heilbrunn: 1907 fo. at J" 80 DO loo
~ at So II do SO 70. at s. 90
Tobin shannon: cows, $50 70. at s. 8o do 40 H.
AaeTsv Mullen cows. 40 n. at s.: : yeaFlins heif
eF 81 g. R I were ~ head Of which A were
direct butchers and % for @ The ma5s Fy
mon to choice veals S5dS9 so 100 NJ fed calves
CITY dressed 1oa14c per 10; country dressed
saies-Andrew Mullen: veal n. 50 so 100
g fe1 cGTt. Son II W Veal 100 H. at So do 90 10
$ sanders: is veais liz H. at IS 6o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 1o1@ cars or -uNl
market the latter Jersey City with the exception
of one car The market bare of sheep. and prices
were entirely ncmiEal. but the feeling very nrm
lambs strong and 10G e0c higher than on Wednes-
lambs sold IS 50G$7 20 per 100 fo cuIls at $ 70
spring lambs sS head Dressed mutton
s@94c per n: dressed lambs at 10 l3c; country
dressed spring lambs weak at $4nS1 per carcass
Sales-Tobln Js5 State lambs. 81 n aver
at s. 20 100 no. "a Buh4lo DO 66 ~ at 50 %
y +. Hume BRO: 1s1 State lambs. a NJ at s. 80
10 culls ~ n. at S. o.
Harrington & CO. POI State lambs. = 10 at 81 s.
Kerns Commission Company: lG4 Buffalo lambs. 63 n
ST. 81 d. IS n, at So 5o spring lambs at IS per
HOG-Receipts were cars. or Laos head. including
SO head for the market Firm and higher Buffalo ad-
vices. Mixed Western hogs sold at 81 IS 100 10:
few State pigs at Jersey City at s. go prime nnedur1I
and heavy hogs were fair 9uotabIe at 9o&S County
s% a914c for medium and IN 3asi2c for heavy hogs
SaIes-S. Judd & Co.. 81 mixed Western hogs, 11S 10
average at s. IS per 100 70.
Mcpherson & Co: State pigs II n. at s. 20.
al
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


sIt 5ecline of points ruled quiet but displayed CON
sde-able seadiness. result OK the sIaIIef
the drTnneSs OF HAVre. 2l1o
roerd steady net unchanged to points ioWet-
il 500 bags The news OF tne Gay y
r1oed reported decline OF 5zd IN the rae oL -
syrhsrFs and as advance in the excnahSe Tate E
~ Sas heen cne Of the supposed factors in the FOR
r1n markets the of Aavre to-day N neint2nlnS
advance. in the face OF an 1creSe
FOR tSe week Of in her counted stocks sxcited
.--s no-1nent Rio IS reis lower. and TINS was
ThcuKht eearish feature but both santos sn1
receip-s at Brazilian points
- igh.-1IH cIesrsncee Of 25oOc bags we're reported
80 .h.r we-~ fair but the interior movement
. rau The erct situation continues TO show con-
sesS- e--,oers and little disposition 70 sell
from Brazil continue 20 1eI0fI
S1rz.Fon Conserving oveTproduction and recent PIE
AEtZ-ioA honefullY prospects TOR
- 1se n-nbIera As matter Of fact however
esf -tsrestg car end nothing definite has oeen &C
son,IieLeS and in the time the weight OF e1scnS
sn5IieS operates against activity The spot ns[Ket was
the basis 81 S4<c for fSlo 40 l.
-Enre of contract prices in the local market t-oa!
on
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool March l3-clcans; wheat spoe auiet; No :
sEd; 10 c.iifo:n:a, 9. icd; fgsuTss stssay March
can ix:d ara. q Ia Amertcen nai1sd Ga stock;
futures steady; March nominal: Nay; e. sSd: Peas
SuIst s. 81. Hops at LOUdon Pacific coasD firm. f7e
prime mess wes.an eA q. HamsEshort cut, 4 70 le
o E5s ed: short m 10 to e 10 oSs 6d long clear mid
dIea light . TO s. r. - 60: long clear radlea heavy
Bellies u 20 10 10 - ed. ghouiSass-Equare II 70 18
n GeTun& %Sa Lar6-PFtma Western, in tierres strong
Sic ca; Ansrieaa Fenns4 tn pals .m: Sis Butter-Go
white. eas; American anea! colorsd. sss Cd Tao~-
Prime city auee gs TuTPennns-spsssi1s nrn +te
6ad Llnsssd otI qust SIa 3D. coetonSeed 9tl-Hui
ansd-epoe STEADY, IA. Tall6W-AuStfaan II Londoa,
HA1l &2e L.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
Notlre Of Summons.

C1TPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ New Yo-k-TraI desired IN New YORK Sountyi-
porhI q Peace paiDtT, against louisiana Peace dN
fs15anr Summons FOR an absolute dfvoTce upon
To above named Defendant;
Sn, are hereby summoned answer the complaint II t9
to OF your answer on the pam
ts attorney twenty days after the service OF u
summons exclusive Uf the day OF service ana IN ease %
Judgment VIII oc taken
against YOU by the relief demanded Ia the COLL
platnt-
EVERETT T. CIAPPEI.LA PleInttnS AttoFneJ.
Once and Postoice address No S1 BroaoF&J Borough
5r Manhattan New York City. New YORK
defendant louisiana Peace Ih9
.oresonx summons by publication po
order the Hon. Charles Aacl.
Justice uf the Supreme Court OF the state OK New 1ork
dated February 18th and filed with the SuIlIe!s
and Complaint the day In the New t2rk
County Court House in the foFouSN
~ Manhattan city County and State Ct New York
Dated February 18th. 1898 - ...
EVERETT T. CfTAPPELTL Plaintiffs Attorney
s35 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan Ne" YORK CifS'
New
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

rasb quotations were as follows: Flour dun and easy
No . spring wheat T6GT7isc: No 3. IoTloc: No RED
7a1.a53sc: No ST.; No yeaoS; SS.c: 10
oats 34iOc No white SSc No 80 20 cboice
mating - a53c: No izxseed 81 o. No NorthNester
81 10 Glover contract grade. $l 11l 20 mess potK
per bb $lsq$IS l2i. lard per 100 ~ Slooi'sH1lo ~;
short ribs sides oose 50 S09$9 81 dry saitst shoulders
@SIO 80 whiskpy, Of high wines 81 80 On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was HFIa
Isd.sc darieS. 1424c Eggs easier at mark
cases included IStac- Cheese steady. lZiEgl3i=c
Dpu,b March I3-Close: Whea'-CaHh. No hard.
al No Northern, 53sc: No 2 Northern, Ike May
14asa74Isc: July, 747sc. Oacs-May. 3Ssc.
Milwaukee March I3.-Wheat. i7e lower. Close-No /
Eorihern 79c No Northern 77la7s.c: 14l1dI441c
HI Rye steadyc No l. 5iA652c- Barley steady No 2
uIrn.spats March l3.-tlose: Wheat-May. 73Fsc.
July 74l.c track: No bard. 7e4.c: No Northern
= Second Se $ soss s ar.t s. Is
ond clears S2192 10
eonSrzcC grade March 7sGT6&c. quiet but steady
No in export SiEIisc: March. S10Slhc Oats
unchanged. No white clipped S:i404Se Butter arm;
good demand: Western CREAMERY 5oc do nearby
Eea1ern Iar at ls1.c. at the
MARI: Southern 1Sc at the mark Cheese quiet Gut
arm under light supplies: Ne~YoEk full creams prime
small I48l4hc do fair TO gOod lS1sq1%c; do prime
1900 and l,s23o 900 pounds In caeks; corn 7NOS0
bush; Data shipmentscorn. las ooO bush: eats
1000.
st Louis March l3.-Cloae: whe@t-Ho red cash.
e71sc nominal May esEsc: July S149e7Sc Ne hard.
fO47a+,r Corr1-No cash. SSasc nominal. May. GO3c;
July, fOAc OAts-No cash. 3Sc nominal; MAJ. S%ac;
July aoAe; Nc EhIGss So
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

epot cotton closed auiet, With euoteuona b polnts
oi5c Tor uaSadling Gulf Sales amounted to $50 bales
Southern epof telegTzphse ~ follow New
orieaas easy unchanged At ll.iee: saie. LAS Sa,s
Mobile lower. at 6-lSc; sA1e6s 19 SaIes
savGnnaS qriet unchanged. e4c; saies. 212 bales
Charleston fym. quotations OMITTED NnnAnstSo nrI
&c sslsa iso bales Baltimore nominal unchanged
YoAc Galveston quiet and steady Ac lower a. Sac
aaJes q bales; kssasea nominal unehsnss az 1Sci
Louis, quiet 116c lower a. lS-1SS
Istustse Tees45ts a Nsw-oFieens fof tomorrow are
0o hcIes compared with 686S bales actual
last Neek ara k1z bales same day year ago
Houston tar o. 200o 70 200 bales are ex.
S662 bales actual last week and
k2S2 saans q year ago 0atyegtea 0E0eets A00 70
with <S36 bales actual for tbs
eoreponAIns daT last 1ea and 2z2 bales last
Receipts pors to-day and for the week
conpAred tceAIa Of week previous and OF
Shsa Neek last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
QitdtIoHS.
rHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
4 YORK. by the grace OF God free and independent
TO Franklin P. Trautmann Alfred H. Iimpson Edwa5a ar
Seayes and Robert Campbell. as Trustees under IN
last win Of Frederick E. Mataer decsaSed
Robert J. Campbell Grace Bal.on. Harry A. LudlsT
t;eiIe (-rick O. Jerome BEien, OsTtu OBren as ad-
Innistrator Of Elisa OBren, Edith OTeroaugh Will
iarn Miller charlotte A Gordon Constance IL Neaves
T5raTd a Neaves and Charlotte A Gordon. as trustees
10 the children OF Constance NJ Eeaves Oliver NJ Char
Margaret Neaves and Frederick NJ Neaves chlI :,
6re - NJ Neaves, and 70 all persons interested
IN the estate OF h Aather late OF the county
New deceased, creditors legateeS. next oI
kin or otherwise Send Greeting: You and each OF you
are hereby and required personally 70 be ana ap
raa- before OF the County OF Ne" 1ofk
at the Surrogate Court OF said county bed at me oGn
Court House. County OF New YORK on me -5Sh
day of April 1865. half ten O'Clock IN the ioI
,,@,n of thai fay then attend judicial
account of proceedings OF rfahKIn
Trrautmano Alfred h. Tmpscn Edward a: NeAVes ana
Tsnhert 7 Campbell executors OF the last VIII anu
tsetsme1f of said deceased, and such Of as are
erehy cited under OF tWenty-one years
reouired to appear by guardian you nave one,
vouh none, and apply Tor one 70 pc
Of your neglect or IslIue 70
guardian will be appointed by tne SuFlosAIe u
represent and act you IN the proceeding; a,
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF ths
Surogatss Court OF the said County OF
l. 6. Abner T. Thomas. a Surrosstee sc
our said county. the County Of New
York the 2Ist day OF February. IN the year
Lord hundred and three
"a '1 ~ FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN,
Clerk OF Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March ls. mCotton-spot quiet: prices
points lower American middling. fair sd good mid
ding 46d; mddinE Sod low middlinE. 8 1Sd: good
ordnary 5o6d: crdinsry, e4d- The sales q the day
export included $500 American Receipts coo bales
closed easy: American mddng March 6I1G5.l l2d
March April. b1190 l2d: April and May 512d; May
and June g. 49, 1une and July 613d; July and August
6i25 fad; AuRuet September. 50d: September and
Gctcber 4 7N@1 500: and November, <.60d
anAp pacenher. 4G6aA SD.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHSGTON-+s.sn
80 .IT so A n. 'lOO t'3 ~. 500 100 P NJ
o12 IS Mdt
Street only -I'aiiy fLaiIv except Sua-
day Ssunday only tParior cars only lTla Tan1gua-
OeEces Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry Hous-.
ia c6f 2On "a Broadway 1s2 5th ave- = Union
Gciz-e vyast asst 273 f25th
CoIurab,Is Ave Court ST. ga, Fulton
kTvr.a williamsburg New
snsrer 70 checks baggage
V r; BESLER c. " BURT.
vice-President GenI MarsE-r General Pass'r Esne-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. K.
Liberty Street south Ferry Ctirs from south
Ferry avs minutes carlieT)
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH CHUNk-E5.00 G.l5 Easton only), 9lO
A. M 10 4.4o. 500 6, IS Easton onIy) P n sur
MdnTiiKEsBkRRE L AND sCRANTOS-z4oo. sIo
A NJ. 800 P. NJ sundays q 3 4 q loo -: ? 81 Mr.,
BARNEGAT-E4 o. 10 A NJ. I'D O. 41o LAxs-
wood and LakehUrst only) so t11SO LakeHoo1 ocyD
p NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ
ATT CTTH-+9 A NJ u ~ ? "
ViNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz+co 90 a N. Il %
LONG BRANCH. ASBIRY PARK. OCESS
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsH0HE
POTNTS-z4G0 $50 lI.20 A NJ. IS. $50. g. 20 P. n
sn1davs except Ocean Grove 90 A VI. 90 P. N
PHIL 4DELPHIA CREADTS:T TERMTSAL)-z"425,
- 90 90. 900. 40 90 tiIO0 A N. ti2oo e ~,
a so 900 "4oo. 800. 70 W. f13o $500 P a
oGrTY AID CHESTNUT sTREETS-S4-5. IS an. go an
5Ii - A NJ. 100 t'340 800 100. 70 = ?. NJ
prxRISG HARRISBURG. PoTTSVILLE AND
WnIIAMSPORT-iI4 II -. +s o. d - &c 00OD.
II ~ N Reading onIyD. 1871 0o. 1 ~ p 90 P "
Reading PottsviIs ana Harrisburg only. tiOo. f8 %
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Resin steady With % 30 generally asked IcS t. 80
mon to good strai1Ad although probably some lid
could be bought &2 27iz at S % onote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine 0OA' %"
e6sc.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 .; oil bbIs. - eO@$4 %
ROsIN-common to good strained s. e 5g$Z 80 "a
&2 80 and F, 81 3S: G. 80 40 H. 81 6SH$2 ~; - e ~
and w ", 81 50.
STOCK ON HAND.
ASFh
SpHltS turpentlne ""''''''''
Wilmington, March i3.-SpritS %urpentine nr,.
CSC receipts 10 casks Rosin--FirTn g. .saInts
1S2 bbls. Crude turpentire-Eirm y SOqS4 feeeV'S'
81 bbIs. Tar-FIrm, 81 81: receipts 300 bbis. az -
Savannah March 13.-Turpentine-Firn. at oOc; 10
ceipts Iii: sales 80 Rosin 4rrn: receipts. lSts:
sales 1,I46 Quoted: A. B. {. D. and F. s.; O. y ~
H s. &c; l. 81 S. H. $3 20; n, s. 20; n, So 90: u
g IS: w ". 8 25. M, ,.
Charleston. March 13.-Turpentine Arm 6;c: saisS'
50 casks. Rosin sales. 800 bhs auoteoa A 2'
c. d. E and F. 81 30: G. 81; Fl. 81 30; l. EIo; h'
S. 10: NJ e 80: n 81 so: w G. s. 75 " ", - Is.
London March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AS Rosin-
American strained. Sd: fine, Ss.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
RGiEruGps
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

f.
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEaRRosSEs AND coRTLANDT sTREGLA-
y The leaving tIme 1rOnl DesbFOsseS eAo
cortlanAs Streets Is sve minutes lNter than
that given below for Twenty-thLd S'
station. except where otherwise nOted.
end Dining CAST Car New T6r1 10 ssDas
to T Gn9.fo 70 TO .pa
s!:ss'as eslsas9 pings Detroit
lcEfI1H1eS caicaso Akp EG9iy' ST. L6trs g.
T5danS1:: sIsd1: Nashville tye cncnps,S ,Sne sne Car
isS IS EXP 5.s gt:''qFEs e;
vi WEsTEkS sTs 9sPaRfGse s.nfE For
cSea:a NJ roF
0neiets s. Sap s1o:R
WAsaISSrTi9%g5E SSrTi9g5E c1sT'laPd P snd
7TS az s !nns cs 1910 DesDr9'sss ,onl sna C9rt es5
6R35S CAP B!nnE ao G5Es q S.liss
sss {B5i5E :p5a,nf is?saaD Dtss: r
so less 5RiP1t G1: Fe5P5 e1 s95
pn5Rs pnIsr csIF csT Dining s S1' az DtS5 .S5 nns
s9TTHEEN nj119 ;sI2.d E M Z
Desbrosues ana coTtsnds i24O p rn'
dss SoA l6+Gs 80 sS ii
and CortIandt Streets. 20 O. m, weekdayso
esay9 AR M. E y
N6RFoLk tN6 RERrsRS 3 n s1sy RA11wA1For Memphis
cGEsAPEARE: oao e RR2fr@A4.-7ss Al way week
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT q pf and NoHFoLK-7S a m
ATIASTc 80 n s.l'S Tain: x;sta1y; sa:s
1un1ays. I35 d. m. Through Vestouled par
artor ar~ and Standard Coaches on Standard
Lor smoking Car. ParloT Cars. Dining Ca' 4-'
Coaches n SUNDAYS
CAPE NAY.-1255 % m weekdays .s--,
rT1 pon1s on New York and Long Branen m ~ 10
80 495: and H. weekday SsnS1 Streetsl
- n sa5 from Desbrosses and CortIAE 1rask ssvs
Soo a. M IL 70. $40. :. 10. and 11So .. m
Sundays. 945 M. IS D m.
FOR PHILADELPH1A > 80 .s5
o-Io rDeshroeses and Cortandt Streets ~
So S55 925 O. * Penna Limited loto " e Tn-
and Cortlandt Streets 10 z@ Dining car' s . p,nnE
Ing Carr II 81 a. n. IL So Dining carr l2 M > x
10 CDesb,osses and corttandt strer. is DIN.
Ing Carl 555 Dining Carl So s23 80 - -oschs.1
y 10 night 7.a5 Dining Car no
65 $50. o55 s55 10 Sc DninG San c-ar1 ny
II Dining Carr So Dining Car) 80 ~ 5nt1rc
%SI: p Dining Car). 4-55 DINING car, o00 'O'e
Gar), 755. g. 25. Ss5 y p. Il 10 nigne ,. ,ea
1icket Offices. Nos 1884 III and bl broao"
Fiftn Avenue Oeow I'D ST.. 263 Ftfth Avenue
18th ST.: Astor House, West F"enty-tnl[ee
Station and stations Of Desbrosses and Sortano
and Pennsylvania Station. BROOKLYN:
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII cAl
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination ,,- ~,
Telenhone Street. for Pennsylvania KALI
Cab
". W. ATTFRRTRY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions hor La AfioUn"
a received At their Uptown Once.
A. AN~S so :StiA BROADWAY.
Adverts be received at the foiowin4
o43cee az regular once until 8 o'clock D. n VI
25f Sth-aVe.. e 2Sd.st: 1S3 Sf9oo1ve.' Gol
D2 East 14th-st-s 2S7 west Ax4-s1"
tSas1 7th and sth aves: 263 Vest 12Sth:st: ISIS
3d-nve between 18th and 1Ith stS.; 1.OSo So-0Ee-"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Marsh 13.-The offerings At the wool aucttoa
sales to day l4.3T5 bales Prices arn-
ScoUreds In fair supply and in good demand fos
France nd Germany. demand.
a few lots eomninE going America Tha offerings
Of wei all
trade securing bulk. A few lots OF Caps OF Gooa
Hope and Natal greasy bought by Americana Fol-
loving the sales in detail: New South Wales oO9
bales. secured Is l=d1ls SD; greasy Slsd9ls fAd
secured i0AsdFfB IL Nd.
6Aa0Is Vfetoria. SO bales: secured. S&deIs SRd:
greasy Ed3Il I'D. South AustrAa. bales: secured
Is 4isd0is greasy. 5'sdol1d- West Australia SoG
bales: KreAsy 7d9lO1d Tasmania. So0 oAes: Kreaay
0Is I'd EsE-2sAland, s3no bai-s; secured sd0iS ID
ETsasS 1hdSlI I Sspe 81 G0nd Mops ana NsIA ISoa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Markets-Rio-Cofee market steAoS 70
Rio 4sss5: exchange, 1eitd; receipts 500 9aee g.
cleared for United States 1000 bags: o+1es
rns-ket steady good average Santos 4SS0: recelpIs
- nIo bar stock 967 600 bags HamouTg-Couee MAJ
et opened = ptenng higher at S9 2 m ~ n eneoea
Sae-- nncbsnTed 10 ! franc higher: at u m IN
Hhe1S-1. sT "a M weak and unchanged; at $50 P NJ
total Szie&, S,oc bags.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March l3.-Flour quiet Wneat-sp.ns uL1A ~
and lover: No hard carloads $3.50 No NortheFn 90
s5asc corn dun and weak; No yelloS 4s-1c: N9
corn 49c Oats steady: No white. SIC no H4Aea w.
BarIey-Spot 5sG6Oc. Rye-No 2. ee11c.
chicago March l3.-The leading futures ranged as fo
lows
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

fsse; aMsa A6R SeI.ss g9ssasssa ara exgoct. lsees
xneF11+ 300: Fecefpt1 1e0o: American 5.G0o. Hf6
~ ~ spiena go: FuaEes oHshsa STEADY partial
narch Rnd Maxch-ApI 8.s195I2d: AsEsI-AaY. &l3d:
5Sss SO Ssa<-yssy III yslyzAasH.s. 49, =:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

COTTOS-Eariv irreSuIarty and steadiness were toi-
Iea6x 70 tbstausI net losses though speculation was
lhaa moderately active Inc opening H1H S'e'
advance Of point to decline OF points ana Loi
prices fuctustnE within narrow nLlit oGt enonl. l.e
TIs TsSaT les favorabe Eeahef forecasts which,
dieting Southern oei were FeSatoS1 -
se1ti1S the rather disappointing ruling Of Liverpool
cAbjeF The early estimate receipts at the ports was
considered liberal OF the bad ROADS Soutn CUT
was considerable covering shorts who spprshenoeo tha
Eissipp Valley stu serious ~hile natESy Ss!tS &
tin account Ehich Vas also encouraged by the small
receipts at Houston Prices heo
for tim. around last nights Close but the market soon
y downward though trading vas oy no means - &ceISe
q. ne recent sVe5ake Ag Aa t oe-tS tpot terests
while the OLD months continued relatively nfn; II
va Iulnored az OF al tne recent 49, snS Ne
Orleans toroEToW liberal and there vas put NJ
te support in the market shortly after pl9cay Lae
but expected. and but little out
SIDE support forthcoming 50 that afteE -
doSnsard course and barely steady net
10 II points lower that being the lowest level OF tne
Port receipts Is ia bales against ia0B bales
last year and the exports reached 2652l bales ne
es % e1 hf SJ oeaiast Is7 sss bales last year
eTod 20 nII, and ca1sds q SD bales against % 4s7
Ssles year; Southern mill takinEx estimated 5000
against 4I.2&5 bales last loss Of stock a
year: brought into sight the 1.1s1 bales,
against I79 sl bales lsSt ys1s TPt1 crop ors M 0f m
bales last year: mills and Canada eSe es
bales. s9 $50 bales last year Southern ain TAX
s @ es9Gs sa q asns siao btes sst yesl and
Srsi5sf s rs Ssies last year the total crop
Ie4 days this year. against 1So Gays In
Is0I-oz
Th. range Of contract prices IA the local market to-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NAVAL STORES.

Tha market Scg Spirits tuSsntins was euist, bat
steady aaa UEchARs4 with gsoaks = Sse1 0tu H8A&s
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
(Sew York Central < Hudson River r P feSsest
Franklin 81 station. S@7 N0rS as fot-
lows and foot ot West 4ef St y r.
e. 10 A. N-For intermediate points to Albany
I'll 20 A M-t1J Saratoga and HOhaNk Express.
90 p N-ChCaK0 Express
. P -'7uf Lin 7 Detroit. Thj. & <. TSulI-
IL A. ? M For TIud~1r Rive points anil Aib2nJ-
sS % p. Mo- Ro-r Ruffa!r CievrI'd & CItcaz
M-FOr ROch-, BuTaio. Tetrott and - Louis
Is M.-For Syra. Pnci-. Niagara Falls uAt x tni
Daily except sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
n, al 10 A. a NJ - - ~ P. NJ Leaves Jersey
civ P r. r. fD at fI1.D A. " - $50 P "a.
Time tables a principal hotels and ofces Baggage
from hotel residence ~ &estcoLt sIP-cs=
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Stork in Harre S3S eco cases OF Thcn ZSoo,Vo are
r,IiItsp. last week 200 aad $4,000 bags, re-
,ectively. 80 ..y,--,.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay end CAEistophag sta
rs 90 A. M-Fcr BnEhanlton and Syracuse
80 A A-Fcr Buffalo. ChicAEo and St Lo0iA
M-For Buffalo and CEiclEo-
P and Plymouth
SSIO P M.-For BuRaio and Chicago.
Ss.&5 p M-Utica. Oaveso. Ithaca Buffalo.
- 90 A. A-For ChIcago-Sieepers epen P Il
TJcksts at IiS ~ iISo Broadway v. Z: As FEhGA
st BrookIyA. sDaLlS fETesDe Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. March 49, 1905.
COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the of
SIN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-12
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-12
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