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New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
GO s:l 90 lnssssd oess ollcake sas 50

s ass SCI SSod ss SCI S@es 8S sas 81 s. o''h' SIS
dRAiN@wHEArT ana0uR5eHsnt o%sai Of decreasing
ns Tafhe liberal niro "n % promoter
such houidation = the Wheat market yesierdsg @ 6ner
In Chicago closing az about the point The
c@hle. which said: Continental demand for wheat
sSe ~ the Dc s@and am @ ,herefore N ,n me- t3 onsier
hly modify my former estimate Of European demand Tor
emphasis in the that II
Parcels while favorable weather in the Argentine
liberal shinenjs Would he seer from that country
near fnture IN ia1t Br2omha, % COO eetiratei Assn.ne
Ing based this kind of news was persistent in all
orportunity reaction. only eteadiness all
from hiess intirnated that ,eersi mpo4tsS interests
there had been heavy sellers f wheat al tines The in
terror movement assesated e 60" bush while seaeosd ard
bush Of wheat. Northwest receipts 3ss The
and loads outports Quotations cash wheat.
soa' . Sssi T s,, as f90Ts No NJ har3 Mantn0T 1
s9hc; No Northern Nev,T s9lsc. ami No req
les Of corn NeYor including 20 contract
about .. decline in Nav 9 bjeae5 there Vas at frst
some disposition TO supper. the maTet Because of vet
weather and absence OF contract aiyals there but as
heat Eans Hte aid to The bulls and & pgoyeg
ing vas supplied by the prononnced drop IN export de-
rsnd following two days Of extraordinary activity Busl
ness reached only about third of the total reported on
English markets closed Irregular
business consisted # u ioads Nev-Yor ana Il loads
outTors IN addition, there sold export account
NeWInrh 5000 EoicC elevator, and
10000 bush No steamer aud No . yellow. On local
account there S.Qn0 bush No ; yellow and car
steamer yellow 10 corn closed &C. elevator. and
ahuat: No white 5Sl5c and No = yellow, 5Siac
ahost. RrpomhaII estimated the worlds crop
g. 2976 600 600 bush against 2096 ZOO last year
oATS-The market for somewhat easier with
but. rule, fairly well sustained considering
the more liberal offerings from tho West No oats
clcsed 42e: No ; 42s.c: No white. 44'sc " white
$40 track mixed nominal; track white. 42qi7c and
standard white 44l4c.. RYE-N8rket steady; No .
Western 6oizc ahoat: State rye. 56a57 Be-:
Y c
Ncw-lork. and mailing. 51@G0c Buffalo
NFSYN-YORl1
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
OTHER MARkETs~sY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty. I1.-Csttls steady; choice 50 log
s. 20 prime 81 9Oa$5 10, good 50 t0q$4 50 Hogs higher
rri1n eavies medium. 81 156S 90 heavy Workers
81 GadS7 10 $7a$7 %; pigs So go Toughs
So 1856 Sheep best wethsTs. 81 Sog$3 Clls ana
common 81 15q$2 choice lambs. Sc &5gS6 90 Veal calves
81 5OdSS ooo ..-
Kansas City. Feb Cattle-Receipts. 300 natives
700 Texans: calves 200. all natives Corn cattle stea
Stockers and feeders, log
S0c lower than Choice export and dressed beef
steers s. 5GS5 @ fair to good IjdS stockers and
feeders s. 75aSi 20 Western fed steers g aS5 Texas
7J0Sf 81 4oftS2 native cows
81 50Gs3 native heers So S Gamers SlaS pulls
S2 calves, 40dS6. Hogs; iptS- Ipul.
1aTf 5G O, lower: pigs 2Oa25c lower; tops So %; bulk
Of sales 81 75as6 So heav St = "a So -; mixed pag
S6 &: nfgs $8a56 SheepReceiPts 1000: market
teo,- "a strong native S4dS6 f5 Western lambs
e. 500 81 o. fed ewes S3dSJ 10: native wethers, s. Qua
81 p: wethcrs S3@Sf 60 stocAeFS ana tee'er
s. 50n$ 20. 49,, -..... ,.u..- g eo1s-. o,+--
o ,et S2TS4 -: s. IOP%l a.; laIbs ac
tive. higher, 81 1886 80
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
11nbIlr \ onrcs-
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The city If New York Office OF the City CLERK
city Hall York. February D. let:'.
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING
fled its petition and application in writing 70 ms ms
BOARD of Aldermen city OF New YORK, bearing
5sta ba Sfb da of December. 1902.
and grant the right privilege and FRANCHISE 70 sy
double tracks upon ara
across Thirteenth avenue the Borough % Mannatah
The Cirv Of New York between Twenty -eighth snd
Tventv-irfrth streets from float hereafter
TO Re constructed bUlkhoad 70 the property on @
easarIv side of Thirteenth avenre. between I'Eent
eighth ard Tventy-niuth streets so that Sars or say
can enter leave and transferred between said
property and said float.
luton Of said Boar Of Aldermen OF The city or New
y,-L ,,bIcb vras aioofaI on 2rd dav February
to5 - sT,r,[e5 b, MS Honor Mayor Of said
t~itv on the 9th day of February 1908 public notice
- nr1ira+in "a hereby given that the Chamber OF
~ R1ar If NI5arner AZ city Hall In the Borough
~ NIsnbs+tsn in Tbe t-ftv of York. the 9th
s If Fefruarv 1909 at O'Clock IN the afternoon such
application Of the said Tailrgal III ,1s.- '- - -
All persons interested IN said sppl,l'ion sre lu.J
ro he present at the time and place aforesaid at Whn
time and place an opportunity viii pc given tnehi 20 DC
heard relation thereto. F. j. JILL Ni'g '7'N
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Itycrrsoo{ Il 4 m.-Cotton-Spot in fair de
ranl prices steady; American mdtlns- Il The sales
~ the dav we're L3.0tO ~ which l.@o were Tor
speculation and export. and included lo bales amer
Receipts. 1000 haies including ',-p pIIes i
steady and closed irregular Amer
can n;iddling February. sad. February and MaTeh
4 --Narrb sd April and Nav SSsH +Slu
Ma ana IInr 4 a2d4 pSd June and july. ts2q iVsa1
If- ana August a3G4 aSd August and september =
a ssd: september and october tSIgt6Sd. Oeiooer ana
4
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb ll79slns Whsa,1yeolS2 eat We1rG win
ter steady, 1'sd:. No California quiet s1 ~ =
III ~, nnnainsl Corn spot American mixed new,
arm Is 69td futures quiet March Is 5esd
IS SGD Flour--st Louis fancy winter quiet S. "a
Hons al London tPacidc CoasD hrm. tIftf los Beer
easy; extra India mess, lois Sd. Fork easy; prlms
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

- ,r.-,ar, - ITarrz-Short j. In -.
1t'T ,ts bacon dull. Cumberland cut. 26 to 81 n
- srort ms rs 70 II. AS long. cles- UldtleS
7fght Is n" Is H. I1s, clear Inides heavy .? 70
a. n ass short clear back 10 ~ ~ 10 as =, ~
'st rs Lard quiet. prime Western, In tisrces 4ss
- pals 4sS bi cheese nrm;
o., ,ris, Grest white ami colored. 62s ed Tallow-
1S arm 2Ts TIrpentue-Spirits hrrn t3s
~ i, III common IS 4sd PeJroleuu-I;eaned
s..a+,- ti-d Iinseed oil. 26S ID
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

cash quotations we're follows Flour steady: No =
snrflg wheat 19asuc: No 3. I0QT2'zc No : red. I5U
75S.c 30 = 434c. No = yellow. 43S4c: No : oats
- No white S5i2 63Glec No : rye. 4sQ49 gooI
feeding barley 42a46c fair choice mating asa 6c
No aazseed 81 II; No l Northwestern 81 20; prime
PORK ar bhI sis aOqS17: lard per loo H. 81 0uS9 81
Mort ribs noose S9qS9 20. dry saltef shoulders
boxed) -: short clear sides ooKedl 81 81 ia
n 1vHscy OF high wines 81 30 on the Produce
xrbange to DAY market quiet and steady.
1920: diaries la pc Eggs weak; hrsts.
1.I,c. Cheese steady f2i4G13l2c.
r1l,b Fob. II Wheat-Cash No hard. q i@c;
>Cn Northern T6lc: Northern. Ii'-c. May. -.
July. TTt4c. Osts-May. 35'-c-
AIiluaul.ee Feb 1t-W Wheat lower; close: No North
rn TSOi4c; No Northern. 7S2a79c May. slac sell
ers Rve steady. ~ /. 51GJ2C. Rartey steady. No :.
6fisc: sample. 43Q5co- Corn-Msy. 45Asc bid
1firnaanoIIs Feb ii-Flour irm. first patents. 81 s3
~. Second patents Jn 81 -. first clears, S}nS3 ~
.cond clears 81 s. 10. bran III bulk $l4 to9Sl4 90
philadelphia. Feb. 1I--Wheat uuiet and unchanged.
contract grade February. 79d70'sc Corn steady fair
demand. No : export elevator. 54G34'2c FebIuaTN
T4T53ts firm: No : white clipped. 4ae Butter.
efaadv- fair demand Western creamery. &c. dp
nea prints dul and 2c lower fresh nearby
and Western the mark, do southwestern lDd lc
at the mark. do Southern. 15c at the mark Cheese
stoadv. New-York prime small llRl4,tC;
do fair 20 good 13izT134C 10 prime argf lac DO fair
IA IGtsMI344C. Receipts-F1our. loo hhls and
@t7 ono IL I'm sacks. 600 bush: oats SO" hush
siinfpcnfs-Whe4t. 400 BUSH corn. 2"rp bush oats.
5000 bush
s. Louis FebN1f Close -Wheat-No red cash. eie-
for 5tc. No hard 7Ia74C; May, T3 sc; July. Il Ssc;
T "a sh AZ tc: May. -. july II 'sc oatsNo cash
Sc No white Is -c; MAY. 'i'e
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToN-fs 60
1000 .lI3O a VI. 100. t'340. 800. 200 P. NJ
'1c Mdt
zEror, Tbsrt- street sDaf!v. 1Daiiv except Sun
day SSunday only tParIor only. uFia Tamaqua-
xSaturdays
113 es 454 800 Broadway. is2 5th Ave = Union
ScT,rs West f3S I25th 2T3 West 125rn St 2iS
Columbus Ave New York: Court St. 5+4 500 Fulton
g. F,-ooklvu: Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New YORK
rsnsfsr Co and checks baggage to desttnstton
pprsasI5eIt G.n.1 Manaesr General Passr Assn.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. February II, 1905.
REEVES Paceipts ere I59 2e6 head includ-
ing II cars export aVs LOB for siaugherers and ~
for market. Of which 3S were az Jersey ity ana
Steers quoted steady To
1nc lover. bulls unchanged: medium and common cows
held mn I,u good fat COWS easier about Zoe on
The Yards were Medium to prime steers sold At
with at 81 ~; oxen AZ S<P
81 - bulls at S3qSi % export grades at 81 3oaSi io
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
NAVAL STORES.

-r, market for spirits turrentne easy and dun
1yosp was steady Tar ruled firm at late prices
PdRITs IRr.NT1N-o bbz esac machine bb's.
o. 49, ~ ~ ,,, .. .o-as,eo
ROSIN-Tonuoa good strained - iWg % - - ~
7 60 in9S g. II, s. 20dS2 50 3G0S2 ~, II. S2 80
s3l7 ss ~: X 81 80 NJ 81 50 y, 81 " &. 81 - and
w. STOCKS on HAND.
spirits urpeutine bbls j. ~
Savannah Feb Il.-Turpenttne firm at Sc: receipts
IaG 90. ia Rosin hrnn. receipts
5ag bhls. saIes f42 exports Pa Quote: 4 B. - y.
= = 81 90 H. s. 81. s. so. X. 81 20 NJ - ~;
\ 81 60. " q. 81 50: W ". 81 -.
Charleston. teb llTurPentine firm g. S'-Io e. Sx
nrn. & y. +. F. 81 81. =. 81 %. H. s. So = 10
X So IL: NJ So go y; 50 55; W G. 81 -; " " 81 20
wilmington Feb fl.-Sprits IF turpeuttne firm, 30
rsreipfs ~ ca SKIS firm 50 receipts 5s3 bhls
crude t,rrpentine So so1$4 receiptr. 2l bb Tar
firm 81 G5: receipts. 143 bbls
London Feb. Turpent ne-spiits As Cd Rosin-
American strained. IS: hne. los
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
Jon Of Brazilian coftee IS as follow

,oTToN-Infuenced by tho weaker tone at Liverpool.
size continued hea,y smaller exports Tor te
cav selling bv important spot Interests and proht taxing
,er1u Yesterday active as On Iuesaay all
was generally lower. The market cPelleo eAs
81 partial Gecluc Of 4p1 points IL response 70
7fIez tlan expected following the call vas Tal-i
by huSluG Tie account Of pTohll-lefl p'!i
,--araste This demand carried NaT up 70 34ic, OF
points opening and 70 WITHIN point pL ia5s
close. this level the proht taxing bsatL.
there also an active li6
prominent Philadelphia interests VINO are
win ruportart spot The safes seh' 70
largely d0 the conviction that Liverpool NoUto reIu
fa--sv any further decline the face Of hasFy
phch were estimated 5000 bales foI toe ca go
,h-h proved bales, against - sll psles as -
There seemed be disposition also 70 Irs"t-
material reactlpn aIle l's -
80 - slt5T s1 r5iuts the last few days Ihen
LIVERPOOL showed continued easines- Si9s's q
loss II o73 points the estimates Tor % HoI
-a0s-+z II Houston favored tbe predictions 1l a -,
,nc er1znt next week, figures Tor rl4ag DItl
compared with 5al Iaies .aSI
sctle me s+lIll4S
itself for the TINE .I7
selling around s-5c there was 4 Eelsl
- s7-rorr previously noted which carried Naiue7
the opening level Exports lJT me
5sv light however, amounting 70 -
hale while the various spot naIfT'e
-i- maintained the hlaNZ receipts ana tle i..s -
--e PRESENT high level been attained as o.
r-ntnllsor proved the dominating factor anl '
f again WORKED downward. being 1nally steaoE - q -,
-r-1e If sTlI points. sales Of futures es1la'eo a.
hAOeo bales.
tn. -s.gs - contract prices local market today
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
E. RAILROAD.

pGMMO1lHANlH
RAHRoA
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
azTThc leaving ttmc from Desbrosses anu
,orlnndt Streets is five minutes later , .haa
'h"t given below for Twcnty-thir" S"
station. except where otherwise noted
'-s,. = W FAST MAIt~-Lmited 20 two s PariGr ar
Ptts6arg to hicsgS i2TS 5 ioaibs 9 to- ri,is5us
Ss W W h F fNTE6 fH4 Paan
9mpsTaent & Sleeping Dining Smoking ois and Detroit
nGnn.1i = I, 9aa9sP2lis I2psyqIe ,t at L9gS
EoF Toledo Nashville via cincinqati ana
ST. "'5 f@tis ' 122 E%PRFssFqT PittseglEs slg;
car For Wech W Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
o.55 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss--TOr Chicago. For
~. p VI PAsFIS sffTa TxPRF 4!ss PittsDurg and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily. VIA shenandoah Naiey
SIS p W. cIEvGL&ND 12 RHo G1NcINNATt E
PRESS.-For Pittsburg Cleveland. and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Ts5 So Dining cs, 1910 tDssoross~s and Cort,
Iandt streets 10 20 CDnn- Gsr l9S g IpoE eEena,
22o,. as ''G,ongIessiona IArntei all PsriSr
5 ifS Gpia5r o caf y . O M f2o night sunday 49, =
s 'DlRss a Ss+ c6ngfessobSI @ nPf 9e @ ali PsTor snd
Dining Cars, = tDnins Car; :, 'lln'ns A''' f'
soTTHERN = = ;,21 P m z z 20 20
oDesrrosses and cor:landt Streets l24o P "'
ATL4ST COAST g 3 sS M .sSlos.:s sp4 .
sEABoAFD AR LINE 2, 70 s{orT, ?; N
week days Mil 1910 night daily 'Seaooara Z i'''0
Limited II - ?. m daily .,.t-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN BAI.wAY--For Memphis
and New-Oreans. 3-25 p m daily ...
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILVAYf-I55 a m "ee~
days and 4.5J datlv. -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--1-55 a m
weekdays and S5J =. m. daily. -, -,
ATLANTIC CITG--9j5 a. m and 30 p N I11Seo.
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car ana S'aiI1
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 80 y. week days.
For New andI
West Tweu-y-thrd Stree Statiuul. 80 a M 70 -
%2J. 45I. and ti2I weekdays Siniays =
N. 4i5 from Desbrosses and Cortandt Strsetsl'
POO A. m 1870. $40 1O. and li3o p m "eeh-udl :
Sundays. 945 \. m. ; - p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6to 1Desbrosses and CortlanGt Streets 500. Is 500
h25. S5J: % 955 Penua Llmitetl. loO s
ing Carr f1.5 Il 81 Dining carr Loo tDii
Car). 219 Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets. 2 20
30 Dining Carr 35J p p Dining ar 30 'Dll-
ing Carr 5.5J dining carr, T55. So. $50 30 p M
2 10 night sundays. 755 Dining Car, no coaches
SIS, SJ5 $50 IimitedI 955. 1876 Dining CaTl a. M
IcJ Dining Carr 1.55 Dining carr 323 tDining ar
355. 42 Dining Car) 50 Dining car 90 tDlnihs
Carr, $50 SO s53 Q - p m; y" on, nspt ,s,. 1sc
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d STD 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29ti ST.; Astor House West Twenty hirl SIss
Streets street. Street 9s Broadway
! Pennsylvania station. Brooklyn: station
Jersey City. Transfer Company viii cal
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
relephone OK Eighteenth Street. for Pennsy vania
| road Cab Service
| w. ATTERBIEN. J r. WOOD.
| General Manager. Cen1 Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

cotton Exchange special IyeTpool cabIfsSPoe
fair sales. 10000 bses. 50,
ex10r- 500: American 9o1O: receipts S"" ArnfI
ZOO. middling upland. Sd. Futures peisI 80
points alNance. closed Irregular.
points lower February. February March ana III,
april So. April-May ayIs 81: Nay-June june Jadg
END JulyAugast. s92as 80 August seTenDeI, @ 80 -
seS. septenlher-lDcober. 57m45H: OCTOBER
~. Msnchester-Yarns quiet and firm. Cloths more
inquiry. much doing
FLOUR AND MEAr.-The break wheat to-usF
seriously checked -four demand and occasons, s1IS a.
holders choice grades.
genera market not auotshly change
81 lass 90 nintc- straights - 500 - Do
patents 50 G56S4 sprng clears So 25aS3 40 estrs no
winter s. a90s3 10: No winter. 81 stg
dog J5Es2z spot and arrive 81 ~
FLCUR-oulef Quoted 81 s0aS2 - spot and 70
choice fa-4cy 81 40aSy ~. coFANA3 a.
tJuot.i- Elp drioa 81 lsNs3 20 brand b.
aiEAL-Ess, quoted: Fine white and ye9"' ~ o
3 & 1SGSI -FfcED--f1rm- t31o't,.
sr-iny hrs1 fnis5nr s914s24 80 800 N sacks; cry
spring tran rddns 81 gI2i %. 300 ID sachs CIV
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
Excursions
THE MARDI GRAS

A DVERTISEMENrS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for Inc Iriouns
n received their Uptown once.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Seth and 3Tth sts- until O'Clock D "a
received at the following branch
offices sf regular until O'Clock m. VIA:
25t 2Sd-sJ.. 1Sss Sth-aVe-.
f,th-st.: 81. East 14th-st-; 257 West 4@d-sf., os-
tween I'm and sth avss: :63 W est I25th- ST.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
READING SYSTEM

Liberty stree. and south Ferry Oims from Soutn
Ferry five minutes earlerj.
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENFOWN ANBS
NJ. 20. 40. 500 G. 45 Esston onlyl P NJ sun
days "A. 20 A NJ, 100 $50 p N. .
wILKEsBARRE AND SCRANT0N-.toa 20
NJ 30 NJ sg1.4y1 & = - rr =, ~ I, W. sYV
BARNEGAT-z4e %. Gao A. NJ. I3O q -. 4.f0 Lake
wood and Iakehurst only, 800 C<53O Lakewood onIy1
p. NJ. sundays, 1000 A. VI
ATLANTIC CIrY-T9.40 A. NJ. 1910 ? IT.
VINELAND and BRIDGETON-fzi0o \ NJ +i5'
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsH0Rs'
POINTS-zfOO. $50 II 20 A NJ AS. 80 $50 2 NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 400 A. NJ. 90 P NJ
PHTJADELPIIIA tRFADTNG TERMINAL}-zs425. =.
4TOO. $500. 100. 1000 +iL0O a NJ fi2 20 - l,s'
go 42 co. 1900. 400 800. 1900 tIS0. $500 r NJ
S12I5 Ndt. - 80. .,o-,
sfi 30 : NJ 81 90 t-34o. 500 'ToO. t925 P. NJ.
pEsDIYG N9t HARRIsBURG. PoTTsvILLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-l4Oo z425. tS0o H+9d9 Gc,f,.
fiOO a. II. Reading ony). lSIo0. 10. 12o0 p ~
Reading PottsvilIe and Harrisburg only TAOV To'ov
p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

i1-1sc for centrifugal eS lice for 50 test
musoovado and l5isc for ~ test moissses f'hdorl
beet 9&d higher SIS February and IS ad Tor
~
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

A DVERTlSENIENTS and Subscriptions for Inc 4rlouhe
~ received Uptown ONCE
NO. ,36I BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received a, the oIoNinE oTana
until $ O'clock o m VIZ
254 Sth-ave.. :. ?. z3d-s I.s 6thocaVe' cor
1otb- o2 East J4th-<t: 25T West 12d-sf be
tveer 7h ard stb t-es. 2S:g West 125th-st-: LESS
3d-ave.. between 10th and 77th sts: 1.O26 3d-aNe..
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
gindntlal.
finanllal
HAIGHT q FREEsE Co.
5s Broadway, y. Y.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

w. ,rI bs ,Iaased 20 send upon request our 900
~. .,Ib b'o,,T frustrated .'C.uide to Investors.
ass stock and Cotton Market Letters Issued
gratis. mailed
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb 1f.-Flour steady Wheat-SPrins lover.
No hard offered S0c. Corn steady No yellow 90
No :. corn 51a4c- oats nrm; No > white. 42l2c; No
mixed 4ic. Ryo-No l. store j4c asked. Barley.
$4,000.
fbicaro Feh 1t-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

Foreign Coffee Markets TiioCoffee market hr11 No
fcr United states I5ogO for Europe 1000 bags
-ocl SOP Santos-tCIIeo market hrn-
arace santos $500. receipts - ooe bags stock ll55
bags EsluburE--ofee opened unchanEed ~
":a y net unchanged 70 : Tfg higher: sales
ts1l Hz-re-Coffee market opened quiet ana
changed at J. N unchanged: p steady and
Unchanged 80 p advanced . Eaic. Ioia! sales
tnsl hsEz
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
Noticr to Creditors.

Noticr to Creditors.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To the creditors Of NATIONAL SALT COMEANY.--
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Il Chancellor made the DAY of the date hereof you
and prove before me, az
the address given below your claims and derans agss0
salt Company. under oath or Sr1rrldt oI
ritbr three months from hereof, will De
sycIIde1 from the such dividend as may be
declared BY the Court OF ChancsFJ
i[ the proceeds Of the effects Of said corporation
uF0- " NATHAN = BEARDSJEE,
FRANK p MCDERMOTT.
January II 1907 Receivers National salt COMPANY
Room at; Commercial Co. Building Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
WEST SHORE

tNsw York Central & Hudson River r. r. Les=es!
Trains leave Franklin st. stafion wv York. a. ts-
and 10 min. Of West sd S.. y. r..
'7.I0 A. M.--For intermediate POINTS to Albany
f112O y. Nd Saratoga and Mohawk Express
sI00 P. M.-Chicago Express
e 25 p. Mont Lin. for Detroit. Cht & s. iouls
-. - P. M--(2) Hudson River points and Albany
"60O =. M.--For Roch. Buffalo. Cleveld & CHICAGO
f745 p N.-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit and St Lou =.
10 P M-For Syra PJCh-. Niagara Falls, Det q Chi
-DaiIy- tDay except sunday Leaves Brooklyn AHns1
% T104J A. NJ. 90 t2 - P. NJ. Leaves JsrseY
city. ?. r. r. Sta a. at t1120 A NJ 90 tS-SS z. ~;
Time principal hotels and offices Bagsass
A " SMITH T. LAMBERT.
(erera -rInerinfandar+- General Passenger AEe7t.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

Receipts of hreadsufs at interior points in thousands
last three cphers eoop omitted -four bbs grain bush,
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-21
TO HEAR HEaRsT's COMPLAINT
Interstate Commerce Commission In
vestigating Coal Carrying Combine.

New York. April si-The interstate
commerce commission sat In this city
today to consider the complaint OF VIII
liam II. Hearst that certain coal carry
ing roads are violating the interstate
commerce law. The defendant roads are
the PHILADELPHIA & Reading. the Le-
high Valley the Central Of New Jer-
sey. the New York, Susquehanna and
Western, the Erie. the ontario and
Western, the Delewarae & Hudson, the
PENNSYLVANIA and the u. & O. The
specific complaints OF Mr.. Hearst are
that the roads charge unreasonable
rates, that they unjustly discriminate
In favor of the bituminous against the
anthracite coal companies. and that
they have contrived, In violation of the
ant-pooling section OF the interstate
commerce law. 10 discriminate aga inst
the independent coal mining companies
in favor Of the companies controlled by
the railroads
The commission Is also 20 consider
while here the old case OF the complaint
Of tire Texas Cattle Ralsers' assocla-
ton. and the Chicago Livestock assoc
citation against the Chicago local trans
fer tax, which calls for the uayment OF
s. per car FOR cattle transferred from
the termini Of the western railroads in
Chicago 10 the Union stockyards At the
first hearing on that subject the COM
mlssioners ordered a reduction of the
tax from 81 To 81 per car That ruling
was submitted a. the United States SUI
preme court, which sent the whole case
back 20 the Interstate commerce COM
mission for more evidence.
None az the roads were represented
'when the commission convened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-21
VICTOR EMMANUEL
RECEIVES Gen. WOOD

Rome. April 2l.-Brig. Gen. Leonard
Wood was received in audience today
by King Victor Emmanuel.
The general had q most gracious and
cordial conversation with the king who
took great interest in the Philippine is
lands. Cen Wood explained that he
was going to the Philippines on strict
~ military duty, and said he had the
greatest admiration for Gov Taft. He
felt that the results which the COVER
nor had accomplished there were ex-
cellent.
The king said that should Gen. Wood
90 to Ehtrea, the Italian African colo
ny ON the Red sea, he had given IN
structions to the authorities there to
put themselves entirely az his disposal,
Gen. Wood thanked the king warmly
and said he was gratihed when the for
eign office here invited him to visit Err
trea.
Mai Scott and Lieut.. Mccoy who ac-
companied Gen. Wood. also were re-
celyed by the king
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-21
Henry Youtsey Testifies Again.

Frankfort KY, April 21.-Henry
Youtsey was today recalled for further
cross-examination In the trial Of James
Howard
Responding TO questions as TO nego-
tiatons with DrJohnson TO kill Goebel.
Youtsty said he went TO see Senator
Deboe and told him Johnson and 9TH
ers were willing TO do 1t. sSenator De-
Doe, according to witness, replied that
enough Democrats were going to vote
with Taylor to retain him in office and
II would not be necessary 20 kill Goe-
bel. Deboe said II must not be done.
Witness went back and told Johnson
what Deboe said. johnson told him not
TO pay any attention to Deboe, but to
60 and see what Gov Taylor said about
1t. He went 10 set Taylor and told him
what Johnson said and Taylor raised
or objection to the plan OF shooting
from Secretary Of State Powers office.