davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Int@tN.

Exchange epSct0i ozhes-SPot cotton
- :sSs: sSSs MD
elOsss Ss,s. but Esesay e. P9'as l0Ssf SS
ssssSs !pRsJry s1s zsSs a ASSs SC,
Sssd
Nn Sel elS:ss orders 3. low limit:
Hcrsas threaEhou hs entire sour nsFzss bas only in
SR aa'd e1sss eoss
te pse1,. a . "ineT nrr s 90 90 extra
sa ss';5 :Sesss q; siass; . 90
E1SkWHEaT sssss 4 :DS5
s Z issss - se ao.ds saey 3 COZ
sI qs1sse fa dea Quoted f. Pns White II as and %
ss,SE q zsSsi 50 eo.ss iisi ~ x
81 8: .pTias nddins & .s1sssa in 900
s ssssIsx ';ss 0o o oass ss zsss 9, a.As
Fssterdsy vas It's "is as aTks
se S :, e @ nos Sf urn
the forenoon when forsEn buying of late positions and
principal At it's lowest interval May ~hea
Gu oo S5 the a 2~ Rs B' Ss @
% a nsy ALIVE ts n p pSr, d II + The ns ] At pt t n5
oh che se ~ss sy H the S S Of
market: at Others considerations of more builish
1P ii r, S9srs' sr FS P d
S OF ca ns & Sss d b the bear sseen as
ssng motive At tines fGreEn t1np I msrn n
lover while at Paris there was an adSanss & Of & 59o
snd vds Shipments On to bush
Rse s cable Sh @ a tns hss BEEN Opened in the
weeks earlier than last year. The interior
movement because of large Northwest receipts CONSIDER
reached 600 bush OF wheat alone
haf q gong from kew1oriesns. Visible supply ng
1851 0o8 bush. There also
decrease OF 4TS.300 bush, in total NeT1ork stocks
while decreased 14S00O bush Ex
loads No hard Manoba here and % LOADS
Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis.
follows: hard Manitoba SIsc; No North
ern Mane1ea. S6Rc: No Northern Duluth 81 sc; 20
Northern NeTorK 81 Nc all prompt, and NO rec New
Of OF ZOO bush IN the
passage together with easier cables and big
worlds shipments. recovered. and before midday
continued bad weather and good support oy
provision houses IN Chicago This in turn was followed
by pronounced weakness IN the early afternoon IN syp
hTed up again neaf the close on export de-
nend covering Last prices were NC net lower
Throughout this irregular session trade was on oeral
here mostly option fairly liberal inte-
Offset by seahoard clearances OF
bush. than half of which went from New
worlds shipments OF 5o4s OOO bush %ere
Ioo O0o greater than the previous week Engsh
there 1000 No 8 and loads No 2 corn
supply figures increased 1012OCO Dus ana
Increased $4,000 bush. No corn closed
54c, b ahoat- No white. ooHAo.
% yellow. 55c. I a!oat OA IS-t oHoTlne
other markets. irregular throughout me oa%
steady. The visible supply increased So
decrease of 2aOo0 bush IN the local
oats closed 43Ac; No g. E2zsc: white A sc: No
white exc: mixed nominal. track white 449Asc
and standard white, -RYE-Aarket easier; No
4 662c ahoat; State rye, 5ISSolc
RARLEY-Market dull; feeding quoted at 4Te, ana
mating s21s G59c both Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March e-Cattle-Recepts. 30 600 head; mar
ket 1oasSc lower good prime steers 35SS s3 gSor 70
cows 81 lO@$4 SO: heiters 81 259&5 10 Ganner 81 og
steers Sc T5Gs4 so Hogs-Receipts to-day coo head
to|morrow IS 600; 600 market strong 10 DC
h1her mixed and butchers 81 1o37 45i good to choice
heavy 81 45Ge7 co. heavy. 81 20@$7 40 light 20 90
GST Is huIk Of s. 15$7 40 sheep-Receipt1 1u9
head sheep and lambs steady E9od * eh0ice "e'ne -
Fast BufYaIo, March 9-Cattle-Rece!pts 8 ISO head:
steady butchers 1oq15c lower feeders and sfoeksrs
strong prime IS c5dS5 5o butchers steers ISg
s. IS hsifers 5o9E4 go 81 70eS4 s5 69s g Is
Scifers S 76R$5 fresh and spner strong good
70 cboice S156SS5 medium to good <354&43: common.
SS9332 yeals-Receipts BIS head common higher; tops
SseSss 50; common good. 50@s7 Is Hcgs-Receipts.
Workers 81 46eT So pigs S7a9T so roughs 60 6o@@S 90
Etsrs IS T56S6 Sheep and lembS-RecefptA Is. 100
read sheep steady: native lambs. 1off5c higher West
srn @ I sG ss1 is western lambs Is 1887 TO- yearinss
s5 sk6 50 ewes 3 60qS5 T5 sheep. top mixed s. 500
x X cu!Is 70 good. sass 40
Cincinnati March e-Hogs active. higher 5 So9$7 So
cattle steady s2 25Gs4 7O Sheep steady $685. Lambs
Ess, ISerfy March s-cattle sower: choice ss I5e
sS So prime Ssgs5 Isl 5000 q sCasA es Heks hlghsI
Fl IS; light YerEerE 81 eo0S7 sS: nieE yI is rsughs
Is 5e sse:g sshsr Ses ,.rs. wsssrs ssee srl: and
KSnsas CITY March s-cAtts-Resaipts $500 natives.
000 Teens Calves 100 head, mostly nattysb Light corr
cattle steady; others lae lever. Fat cows Ioe
cSoeS 9S sr ma aresaed Ssef sses b 81 fs 20
good 50 15@s4 As stnekef ana feeders. g a09eS o'
W.stsEa I'd stsers. g 800: Ts.ss aod Ine12 Esers
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

nna sysIsese supsles Of chosce goods Y st sfnas are
taar @ sood 4HNse prime to choice 19tc; heso; e
fssaa Sspan sSe,9n' Sn IN bond aa3%c
suoAR-Reined sugar quiet but steady Win iis.
prices unchanged. Prices quoted are net 70 H[os so
Wholesale srocers: cst loaf ana cr!,shed As ESs
lets, Se0c mould and cubes, S1S. CSC: SAAH
powdered. eoesse powdered and fruit poTdeEed SuC
extra me ersnnlated Sc: Eagle fb cartons, 2 10
bags and bags Granuated. & oSc: Eaate nne
granalated standard diamond A. 4s con
fectioaers 465 No and B. Ssc; No + SO go go
No 10. 4.29c; Ne H. AIS No L. 4,foe: No IL i"c
Noa II and is 4c; No 16 $3.50 Eagle poNdersa
doE1noes, &c. The Lnndon market ior hueaI
steady unchanged. With March at Is 20;
and April IS SID The local market was mn ia
quiet centrifugal 96 quoted at ~ a5 IL io
muscovado. 81 test 3E 9S slice. and moaSfes sus"i' GO
est
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-ToTk. March p 1885
CoFf EE-Ths coffee market to-day not specially
but after opening steady advance OF Jo 10
ruled being finally quiet at net gain or
iatsl advance result Of the higher European
CEhles reported q t1z franc at Hamburg
the latter market advancing an
4 franc before the close which 81 net sd-
franc The primary markets were both IN
changed but the e1change rate 3d higher and the
small for the day thfs ohsettnG TO Ger
the eeui: Of the rather eeaTsh weekly status
tics which showed receipts at RIG sr9 Santcs
0o0 against $4,000 bags for the
ssrz year. The Brazilian markets show q
relative the operations of i'm
nrers consequently there less pressure to sell IN
against purchases Of actual coflee in
The bull clique to-day supported
and the spot markets continued nrTn
mail advices from Brazil apparently indicate that
production local interests inclined TO favor
tfle however, sentiment
perhaps OF bNarsh average and there Is
inclination look for nent advance- The
market with quotations on the basis OF
Sec No T. Total warehouse deliveries IN the
nit States week 1880 baes. against
1886 last week and 1e41Se bags for the same
ported bags Santos receipts 49, 600 bags
week ith III -oo0 bags last week
and i2nO0o bags last Pic receipts Aggravated
- hsKs against the previous week and
bags year fIio shipments to the United
for the TO Europe 1&OO0 e4SS
santos shtsAaetE United sAtes 114o0e bags; TO
Europe %s 600 Bahia weekly receipte $500 bags:
ststes bags Bahia shipments the rect Of Europe
nnO haES-
folio~E:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENrT-THIRD sTREE1
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLAEDT sTREAAo-
= The leaving time FROM DesbrOsses ~
COrtlandt Streets Is ave minutes lHfer tnAa
that given below for TwenfV~fhHo
station. except where othe+wiSe Noted.
and Dim. M EAST E5 to two s.pns Car
1Sdk So caches 20
FAsT LIHERl,tsO0T SF&Ep aPs f'e.'fanS P1n.n
6a es rss ffo enc
M s!ef!pns i Iaaisnspes s.IE Loq; qH;xrREss
a.s51s 4ED a Sa a2ls
r. sT ThiefsS LOUIS IS L2S1a s t,sOqTE
annapolis. Louisville. st, Louis. Dining Car. For
n MEsska sTle S9s2a9fiss H4Sas s.iE For
IcePs AeiFie safP7esy yExPRa Pres ara
ssS cTEvEANp e AID fNcINNhsT5I1 NcIsSs5I Ex
SS,GsffisS's SSH SsTfl.Fi FlE sI c,
srset' 'P9nasos 9o b2nf G5T sOo car io csD
Streets g. aD1;.E @ Ss5 10 Pa9
@ Ps a51x. 1niEx Ca5 Dinnfo Go e n,rs tS' s1ndas
SIS 6ns CAR oss Diant IN cs2' a. i2 5 pDs .Ds
Dining Dinas ca1 Dlnins Carr. IS
M X re 2s m Z 70 70
es6rosst5 snd s010TEn coftand. Streets 1910 p M
SoASF ESE@E5IEs''a s0!si5 !Ds'0To'ss'
Ar SEiss iS 2 n 2sr,g. e
THrk.dsys Ttmf,ssy Man. q night daily Sa00~'-
S6RFoLk kNo REsrERE & g efsix RAnwAr-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & oFfTo RATLWAT.-7.65 8 m week
F6E 9fP 1R' Il 2 fRtE and
Reek-da and $50 m daily S.-.
AIbANIIC CITT--9SS a. m and l.
sundays. 7.55 q m Through Vestibued ram.
FaTior Cars and Standard Coaches on
lor Smoking Farlor Dining Car and STANDARD
coaches Sundays.
1APE MAT.-l2t5 p m. weekdays ,.. ,,-,-.
For points New York Long Brancr Eahroao 10 m
VEST Twenty third Street stati3n1 $50 ,dsvx q, %
ass Cfron Desbrosses and CortlanaI -.
900 a. y 20. TO- and II 80 p m Weekdays
sa@ SUNDAYS S'i FOR q T. piHhIiLGHDaEIpH1A. : Il
oIO CDesb-ossss and Cortandt Streets o. Z,) - -.
%. $50 25 % IS Penua Limited. 10 10 ,HsoroSsS
and CortIardt Dining Can ~ %
ing Carl II 81 Dining Carr lS1 D1irs
f7r). ~ (Tsshrosses and Cnr+landt Streets -
325 Dining Carl ?S5. 25. u Dining carr so
ing Carr 5.5" Dining Carr. 90 & % 500 20 p IE'
y 10 night Sundays 10 55 Dining Car no coacneS
s2. SIS. 955 Gritsd). Q 50 10 IS Dining Carl = m
y IS Dining Carr 1-55 Dining Carr rs tDinng Ga1
.5h % Dining Carl. 455 Dining carr o9o tOlHihs
Car). 755. 8 % - y 10 rlEht- go
Fifth 2sd 2s3 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.: ] House: West TTenty-third sFes.
Station OF Desbrosses and Cortandr
Streets $50 Fulton Street. Ss BroadWay
and Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn: station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through
Street for Pennsylvania
road Cab Service
". W. ATTERPT-RT J. P WOOD.
General Manager. G"nl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

Wheat-spring No T6G7712c: do No 3. 5Od 76c DO No
72473c. Corn-No ., 4517c: No /? yellow. +57c-
oatsNNo 3 337s a34c No 5 white 34a3sltc, Rye-No =
48S.a47c Barleyiood feeding t3a 45c fair 70 choice
mailing 4s654c Flaxseed-No l. 81 90: No Northwrst-
ern. 81 10Q$I II MS p@.k per ooi SIS - aEis -
So 1889 90 Dry shoulders boxed IS So
Short clear sides (boxedl $40 81 Tisd$lO 80. Whskey.
basis high wines 81 50 On the Produce Exchange To-
day butter market steady Creamertes is@7 &c
easier at marx cases Included,
1910. Cheese steady. II : 5l3'7C-
Duluth March s-Close: Wheat. No hard cash, - SAc;
No Northern. T39tSsc: No northern 'ltsc' May,
T4as 9741ac; July. 74i.c- oats. May. 33i=c-
Milwaukee March a.-Vhe eat lower: close: No North
ern re No Northern T713G7sc. May T4saT4i7c. Rye
48G54c. Com. May. 47lsc asked
MINNEAPOLIS March 9-CIose: Wheat-Nay I3Ae: July
14hc: on track l hard. 76lsc; No Northern, 75c;
No Northern. 74c FIogT-FIr:t patents g 7oqks So
clears s2GS2 TO- Bran bulk $l8 IJGS15-
Phiadeipnia March e.-Wheat weak and l3c loEer:
contract grade March. 7sf7sls Corn dull and lsc
lower export elevator. 81 eS 12c March. 81
S5ac Flour steady: winter super 81 7O9S2 So winter
extras 81 e5g&s 10 Western winter clear 81 I5a$3 a5
western winter straIEht 50 4OQ$3 IS Messrn winter.
wheat four dull 81 e6Gs2 Is per 100 ro butter firm.
good demand. extra 29c
prints SIC Eggs good demand fresh nearby lS1sc
Southwestern sc at mark Southern ITlsc az
mark. Cheese nrm good demand: Se~-York fun
creams prime small I4a14he; do fair good. small
IS 4 6l5%c; do prime large lac; do fair good
in sacks; wheat bush: s. O0O bush;
bush. shipments-wheat 1.suO bush: oats. 5000
St Louis. March snCloss: Whea: No red caA,
6SAc nominal: May. Sekc July 6sllc: No hard $50
oats-No 2 cash 35c nominal May. 34ssc. July a0+ec:
No
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

On t. hess Of Ss0e Tor mi0eIkng yHaen5 40 -
c.tSS~t 6Suk aaIeS ArnoEuted % Ze$D caase ee1t1n
sp saSsSete were esisgfapAsd fsnSN1 n1
quiS 1uE stAnh8er anehanged Il eHG ee A ~,,ts;
- srhzoepd sf se Charleston stsAHy 80
- a. Rt1ninr4an zrru &c lower a. S18G NogtotH
aase sa6 asssns6 q sRe; se,ss g - casS
sf e5e; sElsa - bass ST Loua sHet 30 -
liza Eg1tmA1ea receipts x Ns~sss ~,sS a -
49, Setssi ;SEf reek nns eSi b9ls1 for eey
e Heustar to-1n6gT01I 49, y 11Soy
haieg aFs expese1 cnlDared with 49, 49, ecs1
last and 6o3 bales year e6e SzaSesSe e1SsI
Soc 20 1A0oa bslHz, oentRnSf with 49,
Ger tta eeFTepos4Eg 6sy lsA WesE ana esSSs o&sS ~~
feAE - - -.
ReorIps n tas psras and tnsFtsr eosat1 fs4sy com
pnrHS VITA the seEae any hist week spa 19Sa yese:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March Closing: Wheat-Spot g1iet; 70
red Western winr IS I'D No NoFtnsrn sPEIns e
"A: May Sc Iad: July. "a I'D Corn-Spot-Amsrfean
ntxad new steady 4s Sad. American mixed cid. no
HtocK futures quiet March. ssd May 4s s4=d Psas
~Tanadian steady 5I1d F1our-St LOUIS fancy win
ter quiet 81. Hops at IGn15n tPaene T,oesl hrrn
India sss Pork steady
nrt,s Ws.ter1 SIS Hams-short "a 15 -. strong
sss Bscon strong Cumberland D g 30 10 &as 81
A5a. clear mldd1eS. hight = -
"a 10 kas long clear nIddles heavy, - 70 % n ass
n 6AS Gso1lders square. II 70 Z n strens "a Lafa
tierceS aIS: American. refined
IN nSiis sia Butter good United states steady SoS
feHSe steady: American. finest white 6as Assrfcaa
fAlIowPTIaa@ city steady. 21s b
stine~Spirts hrrn. SIS Sd. ROsia-Ccrnon s.ua
4 IA PstroIsam-RsAn@a steady. aiad Lgraeed sfl
quiet Us Cottonseed oil-Haa refined. got, arn. n
"a Tau6w-Australian. IN Londcn, dull - -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

COTTOE-To-day's cotton market displayed reaction
tendency while less active and excited ruled
comparatively wide huctuations The mar
decline Of 6ff1 points under Hqui
sales encouraged by the lower Liverpool
The Hvefeco market vas expected to report an
New-Tcrx Saturday, but prices there at the
le OF opening 26S points lower and at
c1ose of English market this decline had been in
tc net 264 potnts In addition the lower y
inffuesce of declining prices The
estimated at
II 500 bales with 662 bales last year II
that owing TO are 1ne per- re
ceip{s would considerably exceed previous e
pcatios did in fact turn out 5S2f bales against
a1 hnJea last year cables attributed the de-
cling AZ Igrer-oal unfAvofable accounts ffon Man
chester and TO sOtnne-B from the mar
In early selling
below the opening level nay sell
ing at ay4c and July al S52c- At this poiut hoWeyer
steadief a. rcsuh
ana fess slprtihg orders for the long account fooo
news was very general and fears were aS 70
tss outlook farming operauohA which oensxeo
~JJI bS rnasually Late IS result OF tns ensetLeo
Sestt,Sr n vHa expla4nea that the l4rEe move
r1sn Al EoEtpu the result a special An
weather again Feported vas tnousnt
ff., - isaS t0 czrtaiIed rnoverent the neSf
Ts h1IG c0ntendet thai the recent 9ecne EAn D1oe@
sb7 asRVY eoFf and thai the bechncaI
80 - the market favored their side OF te aeCont
s,-S ~ fte stock Galveston WAS reDStteo % sn9r
- a. Goose Toward the else t,s ~ ~
,ns-E.S S1ly net SQs Hosnts si.s =
.seeveEY of the lowest OF 1S4!L po.n1 @
- H1tfzr osna Total sales OF futures estmsso *
bna ba4saL IorsJ roa+kef to-d
The range of Scau~1l p4tN " -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTOS-ts.7 .7e
SIO 40 Ill 80 A II. 100 $3.50 100. 100 ?. n.
"I2 Is
dav gSunday only. :Parlor ears only Via TanaIua-
xSaturdays
r1S as1 4s4 500 354 Broadway 1se 5h Ave = Union
c1,ars Ursr IS3 East I2Sth 2T3 West 18Th
S4TnrTh,Is Ave- New Court St. 544. $40 Fulton
g. Iz-ookI-r- % Broadway. WflIansburZ New York
ansrsr 60 calls baggage destizstIon
u- - preT c. NJ BURT
vIcePTesdent & Gsn'l General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IAvsspoai March .. ? m.-cetton-spot neaeEats
eusiness done prices sesie- Amerieso Tsa6tsnS &
asd Sood ordnary s0d: ordinary s4d The sales Of
which 500 we're Tor kpScuiA-
tou and export and included 900 ArasE.ean Rssetpts
Sa2D D4les suclvdlng $500 American. FUTURES epeaed
ssSS,p ard closed da3st and steady American m34di1
4 Q O. March, 6o9d9S ood: March a9d Aprhs @o<oU
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

r. 81; g. 81 10: H. 80 81 S. X. 50 20: H. % ~ ~
s. co. " C, q So " W. - g. p,,,
ErTn; quoted: s !, 4. D. b ana F. 81 a5 @, s: %: IL
g 81 s2 50; X s. I5 il. s. 25: " IS 35; " .. = NJ
" ". - 80 -, -.
London. March 9-Trrpentine-spixits. SIS I'D l'oSh
American. strained. Is Cd. fine os.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

native beif.rs s. s5as4 90 Gamers $1a*c IS g. 50
6xa So calves, 81 1885 81 Hogs-Recepts ~" head
Market steady and s. ~" bulk Of sales - 10
a$7 3O heavy 81 2of$! 40; mixed packers 81 .1g =
Workers, $T4SI 10. pigs = aJ1So ~
s6een-Rereipts Market u luc higher
Native lambs $4GS6 So Western lambs s. 2gS 20 ied
wethers. 50 ISfI$J 20 " estern
wehcrs IS 6lGSJ 20; stockers feeders, 81 J0FSa ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY (EN L RAL X ~
Liberty street and South Ferry time from south
Ferry i've minutes earierJ
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
WATCH CHCNK-z4O0 G-15 Esston only]. 80
A M 40. 40 500 SIS EeSton oniy) P n sun
z4c A M 100 : 20 P NJ
" NILKESBARRE AND SCRANT0N-z4oo. %. slO
800 syn51y1 sr r. = rows y M aSD
BARNEGAT-z4OO 9 ~ A. N. L3o go. q % Lals-
Lakehurst only. 90 Gx0-5U LaEeSOul onlSl
1000 A NJ
CTTf-+9 80 A M. y ~ P NJ
ViNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4Oo A NJ ff5o
LONG BRANCH. AsBTRY PARk OGE
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
p0T<TS-z4Oo : 90 II so A g. 80 $50 p n
sTndsvs except Ocean Grove. 90 A NJ. 4 On P N
phil ADEIPHIA CREADTN+E TERMI$ALl-zs+-25.
- ~ Is ~ % 90 1000. +1IOO A NJ Tt2n0 q %.
a. 6 - no t3O 800. IS 90 t73G. So 90 P N.
'I2 Mdt- --,----- .. ,- 20 -, -, -
III 80 A u. '1-0o t'3-4O 500 'Io1 49, P NJ.
RE1DJNG HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WIiIIAMSPORT--!l4.On Il % e IT9 10 lLOo.
II m NJ Reading ouv). 81 90 10 200 ?. "
Peafng PottsviIIs and Harrisburg only. f4Oo' = %
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
4 contract prices in the local market to-day

Coffee Csb4cs--RIo-Cohee market steady: No Z Rio.
Il eS26 receipts 5000 bags cleared for
the United 1000 bags; clesred fer Europe Leo
la S2ntos-(Iofee market quiet;
average Ssutos 1890 receipts 20o bags: stock
bzet HzmburE-Cofee market opened
changed: At $50 m kG1 franc sales.
G nD bag Hevr market opened steady, Z
franc higher: L. m unchanged: quiet
hanged $50 higher; total sales. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
financial.
C1tdtIous.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK all persons interested IN The estate q
Fl. Eb0g Jr. assigned 70 Sslllsl 4uii ioE
the benefit Of creditors send GREETING
You you hereby cited ana required 70
appear at Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
~ York. County OF New York. in Part l
tbnreor 70 he holden in the County House in the
civ 0r New York, Borough Of Manhattan, in sald
county on the SIst March. 1898 az 80 A NJ.
Yhen ana there to the final settlement
OF ? Tull assignee OF the above
named william EhlnE Jr should not BE- had. ard Y
attend final settlement Of
the assignees account
In testimony whereof hereunto caused the seal
" ~ tho supreme Of the state n New
IL. 81 York bs affixed Witness. Hon vernon NJ
paws Justice Of the said Court. this 4th day
TfIOS L. HAMILTON. Clerk
GUTHRIE CRATATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Assignee. Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

= naa- A1riI ana May. 0ad: May and June 5Uod June
and July July and August, tod; agsisI 4nd =
October. a IAc94 t'ct>-
~ ard Noyenlber a 54d. November and Deem
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March e-FIour easy: best patents. spring
256S4 so: bakers straight spring. $4ds+ - bakers
clear spring 81 5Qs3 low grades winter and spring
s. IJGS patent winter, s. 10QS4 20 clear s. .t$} "
racked four So 35a<% TO: rye -four 50 o5Gs4 wheat %
Spring No ] hard winter. offerings orr
quiet: No : yellow I4c; corn. 5O}4C. oats quiet
No white. l5sc: No mixed 3.C Barley 24q'Src
Chicago March 9-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
NAVAL STORES.

The srk.t spirits tnrpentne held rteesy but quiet
prices quoted Tar steady with prices
snchsnSeS and within the quoted We quote:
EPI1ITG TURPENT1NB-ofl bhls 6713c. machine bills,
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
faOo A. M--Fcr Binghanton and syracuse
sio 90 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St Lou!A
6I4O P. M.-For Buffalo and Ceiearo
f4O0 P. A-For Scranton and Plymouth
s6 10 P M-Por Buffalo and Chicago
Ss.46 p. A.-UtIcA Osweso. IthacA. Buffalo.
900 A. A-For ChcAgo-Sleepers oper P
Tickets t3e lIs3 Broadway n. Z: 23S FSltoa
st. BrookIyh SDaiiy. fExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

Receipts interior points in thousands
three cipers o0 emitted -four Dnls, grain bush as
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-30
Wreck at Peach Sprinqs.

A bad freight occurred near Peach
Springs, on the Santa Fe Pacific, late
Tuesday afternoon and caused con.
siderable delay in traffic. Passengers
arriving here this morning on passen-
ger train No. s, due here last night. but
twelve hours late, stated that two
light engines were pulling a freight
train up a steep grade approaching
Cajon Pass, when the tender of the
second engine left the track. 1t
jumped a long over the ties for a hun
dred yards tearing up the track and
wrecking several cars. A wrecking
from Needles, Cal, 40 miles dis
tant, was summoned and cleared
away the ~wreckage. Passenger train
No. S arrived there about II o'clock
that evening and was held nearly
twelve hours. Passenger train No. 2
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-30
Wanted.

We would like to ask, through the
columns of your paper, if there is any
person who has used Green's August
Flower for the cure of indigestion,
dyspepsia, and liver troubles that has
not been cured-and we also mean
their results, such as sour stomach,
fermentation of food, habitual cos.
tiveness, nervous dyspepsia, head
aches, Respondent feelings, sleepless-
ness-in fact, any trouble connected
with the stomach or liver? This medi.
cine has been sold for many years in
all civilized countries, and we wish to
correspond with you and send you one
of our books free OF cost. If you never
tried August Flower, try a 25-cent bot.
tie first. We have never known of its
failing. II so. something more serious
is the matter with you. The 25-cent
size has just beer introduced this year.
Regular size, rs cents. At all druggists.
G. G.. Green, Woodbury., N. j. j. H.
O'Rielly & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-30
Trains u daily except Sunday.

Trains run daily except Sunday.
Connections with the main line and
branches as follows:
At Antonito for Durango, Silverton
and all points In the San Juan country.
At Alamosa with standard gauge)
for La Veta, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Denver, also with narrow gauge
or Monte Vista, Del Norte and Denver,
Creole and all points in the San Luis
valley. At Salida with main line
STANDARD gauge) for all points east
and west including Leadville and mar
row gauge points between Salida and
Grand Junction.
At Florence and Canon City for the
gold camps of Cripple Creek and Vic
tor. At Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver with all Missouri river lines
for all points east.
For further information address the
undersigned.
Through passengers from Santa Fe
In standard gauge sleepers from Ala
mosa can have berths reserved on ap-
~plicatiop
B. w. ROBBINS, Gen. Agt.,
Santa Fe, N. M.
s. X. HOOPER. G. p. ~, Denver, Colo.