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New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
wAsHlNGToN's STATUE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In to-day's Tribune notice letter regaru-
ing the removal of the equestrian statue Oh "as"
ington Some one suggests Bowling Green; tha'
uou,d be a good place. but Washington square
is better, being more accessible to the majority
of the people at all times Of day. besides peihs
more appropriate as to situation near the arcn al
ready bearing his name It IS the AoTII bbSfrA
NeIH-yoYk. March s, 19S. t1IINAIuI<1.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE PASSING THRONG.

The Railroad Commission of Texas has been
wrestling with the cattle rate problem Colonel
James c. Stanbridge, trader OF
CATTLE Houston, had word to say about
RAISERS it Yesterday the Manhattan
SE5OIrID RE ''Tha Texas Railroad Commission"
CONTENT said he has rendered its decision
on a hearing held in February. The
object of the hearing was to settle what are peer
cattle what rates shall apply and a proposed re-
duction of the minimum weight on livestock snip
ments It was decided to concede all demands
made hv cattIamen. Minimum weights were grant
ed on all livestock shipments TO rafsers
.'The Texas Cattle Raisers' Association wanted the
commission to reduce the minimum ~elghts Z5WV
to Is 600 pounds on 36foot cars. Cattle owners ana
sb,nners in Texas ought to be content now. for
larger shipments for the same Id'e VIII 'A4e1 h'
profits for them
What railroad do to a town was Wnat
Thomas A Austin, a merchant of Baton Rouge
smoke about at the Imperial yester-
p.ITPOAD day The little town of Algters.
MADE AND right across from New-Orleans' ne
UNMADE A remarked. was fourshing year
TOWN. ago. No" 1t is secohu tAu"uiii.
Ioveliest village Of the plain, OF
which the nnet speaks
.ohe Southern Pacific Railroad built the town ana
made it g. terminal for a fleet of their boats II
established shops and factories there, attracting
hundreds of homeseekers. Boats were run from
.1riars to Galveston Havana and this city. All
these have been withdrawn. and NeW-Orleans mas
been made the terminal The shops were closed
and the mechanics scattered and from prosper
0Is well kept town Of several thousand the place
dwindled to nothing, and is about TO ne given over
road can make or unmake town. as much as they
can make or unmake some politicians
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
JOHN n, FARRELL.

John H. Farrell. the second oldest parishioner OF
St. James's Pro-Cathedral, and for many years
figure In Democratic politics in the Fifth Ward In
Brooklyn, died Thursday at his home, No. 252
Jay-st that borough. He born there in 1888.
Early in life he had been a contractor, but for
the last thirty-four years had been an undertaken
When the land for the Brooklyn approach to the
bridge was condemned, Mr.. Farrell was one of the
commissioners for that work Mr.. Farrell was
member Of the volu1teert Firemens Association,
of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Society; Of
the Royal Arcanum and the Catholic Benevolent
Legion. He leaves a widow. who is a niece of
Hugh Mclaughlin: three daughters and three sons.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
MRS. ANNA sUToRlUs.

Orange N. j., March 13.-Mrs. Anna Sutorius,
widow OF DR.. William sutoriusr died to-day at the
home of her son-in-law, William F. Coulter, in
Munn-ave East Orange, from inf1rmities OF age.
She was eighty-three years old. DR.. Sutorius was
in Civil War times of Newark's best known
surgeons. When the cali for arms was sounded he
ioined a Newark regiment, went to the front. and
contracted fever from which he died. Two daugh-
ters-Airs Coulter and Mrs. Oscar GiesseT, of New
erk-suryiye Mrs SutoriuS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
DR.. A. w. CHURCH.

DR. A. W. Church died yesterday from acute ap-
pendicitis at ST. Francis's Hospital. Jersey City.
He was thirty-two years old. He was graduated
from the Edinburgh (Scotland) University and the
Columbia College Medical School. He practised at
Waretown n. J., but abandoned 1T over year
ago when he inherited a considerable sum from
his fathers estate, and had since lived at hotel
IN Jersey CITY. He was q nephew of the late Dean
TbIIrch who was a canon of St. PauIs Cathedral,
london Dr. Church not married. His body
will be sent to Ottawa, Canada where relatives
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

the articles are stored. and each tine charge OF
cents t ts made for handing it 20 the eSes Sy s
mad to be tncloSed In common wooden crate, anu y.
for that the charge S cents. In add1nlon 10
the % cents, for, they call it, labor out L..
When protested in the first instance wa was nn 3n
formed by the officials that my protest was no
'businesslike." Are such people themselves ous-
nesslike Is another description more
to them? "VlCTlM'
March II 1a0S
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
The wOOaIawn Cemetery

Is the most accessible cemetery Of the metrop-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central L0eS
sold at SI25 up. Send for Dsscriptivs Book
let. by request a representative VII cAi-
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sT.. N. z. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees: lowest 20:
average Ao average for corresponding date
last year b average temperature corresponding date
last twenty-five years, 49,
Local ForecastIncreasng cIoudlness to-day. sunday
rain; Light, variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
RARE RELICS,

Photo and description of the pistols used by
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr In their
memorable duel, which now owned by
Major Church, of Rochester. Also extracts
from, aOme historic documents about the
duel, which are of great interest, In to-mOr-
rows Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
Postomce Notice.

Should Be read DAILY By ali interested - cnAoSS.
may tmt) .~oo
close promptly the General PosoLcS s
follows: Parcels Mails close hour carrier In
closing shown Parcels post mails tor
close at 2. m. Monday. 5 3 ha1SeF "i4HSA-
der Crosse, and Friday, 5. D. Patricia - r,-.t-,
Regular and Supplementary mails close AZ nsloI
half hour closing time shown oSloN
Except Supplementary Nails for Europe ana 81
Colon. close hour later II FOE-eH
Station.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

The people who live there complain bitterly
of these 0dOrs and gases, which come from
xarioua factories across the river in New
Jersey. All about the steps taken to abate
the nuisance, with photoss in to-mOrrOw's
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14


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London office Of THE TRIBUNE II eoHSeH4SHs
advertisements and suoScriptlonA
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Ecuries.
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Credit Lyonnas Bureau des EtrargerA
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wACrIcAL FARMING

and fruit eglt9re are ta1Ght to men and
vrenen on q 4nFsR near POUgkikeepste lent
for that purpose by u. F1ft0n C1ttf1g. Of this
eitS. Ilizstratea AeseriDttoa In to-moFFsw's
TNabgKe,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sArURDAY-At 2:sO a. m. for Europe per 3 8 Unoria
Lahn RIaf must be directed ptr ; Lahnl; AZ
be m 6reeted ge psf ssf finaR at $50 a n for
direct per Ethiopia Cnan must be direcseo
PSTEP MAER ETcThs ssa:r soBs. t.ss1 96T snsg ntsg
only The % same S class as 6 Of %s m ba D Unless SpsaS
4s gs5s govs Of ,s9,5ns @
opened on the piers Of tns Ht 1.Ian open nn within
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing Of steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC
sA9gRDA7A FgTasay P4 ; s Arabissn am At At San REQ
per 3 = Coamo: at a m complimentary go = n,
for Curacao and ysnszaeia ! Per ~ 4ir.td rea T S '
zuiaD; a. .s go amaics M saVsniiIa Cartassna and
directed $ VA hfgaany At a. 10 m m fGs Tor Po
Janeiro santos. Sac Paulo. Rio Grands 30 sui Al Al
5f oFSsT paGts fStS!rG Bras Rs sy
Dco at (nai H. must Be diTsctsd per ssntaso1
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRASsPACIFIc
cUBgy rail to to t5. RG oea y Except nf fnas nhsds; q
tsys tsise Wsanssdsy. saISEday:
P s6s !. % t' os sasas5. ssy f:SS 20
n fn9 1lsS 3 rail to North sydney and thsnc.
nscSiRg mails here Monday. wednesday Ana
to so and sR:Fs !R:ns' .,ss1 p
Ts to PhiiadeIphIa ard thence Sy steamer closes az
IBIS oSs al II s G 70 Boston and tssncs By steamer
closes at tli T'e eoRTEz aRE e. and S SGATEMALAsy M
to New-orleans and thence By sssmsr closes st tho
Pi6s S dsiIs saniaSs ssfSPt a and Il
c6sTA 5sf mai fR1cN@By ra XsWoTeans thence BY
t3o P 40 m ana m connecting mail closes here Tu.says
Florida thence by steamer sioses At his oece As
1880 m every i monaay. ~ $40 n preyous % m d1S
TRAxspAc1FTc MAILS
Hawaii Japan. chlna and PhIlpplns a Islands via ssn
Francisco close here daily at go p M up to March
Hawaii va San nci;so close here daily as $50
China 11 and Gey yaPsN Ps $50 p M up tT ncusy
for for dspstefP q PosaI Agency Shanghai
china "a sf9b s s.'i :' ;5; a a 20
rss Rifan and Islands via sap Eapci:co close
m here .n.ych .a,Iy at psT $50 !. MaripOss
H9wa ~. PbIppin. Gh1pf 'i2hn isands 1
daily a. is SO A. R7nePca eP % Mar SsTSa inclusive o' '
China Ano No TO Tafch inclusive for dispatch
rsDDns Islands Eransco Sc daily .
Jn1Sd saIe' Ausrafa except Nevcaedonta
F "a s8o d m after March Il up 20 March fss
ins9sre csryinr r9 the Brsa mail for N.wzesIsnd does
ns,seio.inr mot srFIS m ta At $50 a n, , n
G,InGavS at 4: 80 a. m. o m and $50 m--Win b
made up forwarded un'l the arrival OF the CunArd
5straIIa texcept wesD Islands and Eew-calsdonia
-ta Vancouver u c. close As
so m uP P,12csx 70 MfTen sdd1..e E oniy '0F e
NOTE otherwise addressed. West Australia
Forwarded Europe and New zealand and Philip
pines specially addressed via Canada via DsropO'
must be fully pregeId At the foIe-' rates HAvah Is
forwarded San Francisco exclusively.
forwarded OF sailing daily,
ion 1a tGs Of their transit fRsSsssss
mail clio q 0. m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. PostmastsRs
Pnato6ee New York. y. z. March 9 f9O0.
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Won can sink steadily into ncurable disease
bromeh neglect OF the warning sgnstreors gtddiness
numhness fushes and codbut al of these can
he cured with Dr. d. Jayne's Tonic Vermlfuge
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tempera
ture ss recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shoHs the changes temperature for the last
four hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NEv-YORK CITY

NETWORK CITY.
Msu xrhscrhers to the DAILY TRI-WEEKLH VII
be charged postage Ia Add.taoa -
the named above
THE TRIBUNE viii Re mailed TO Cuba, Porto rice.
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra AxpsnSS Tor
foreign postage r--t,.-,.p
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii mailed At the to4-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
sIGNoR RoVIo.

Naples March 13.-Signor Bovio. the leader of the
Republican party in the italian Chamber. died to-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
ERIE.

Going to Cleveland? Then take the Erie and be com
fortabe-fare only Sl2 Solid YestouleQ aS care CATS
as order them
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For New-Engand fair to-day; Sunday fair in north.
rain in south portions to-day; winds mostly light to fresh
southeast
For District Columbia and Maryland. rain late to-
day Sunday ran light. variable winds. becoming south
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware. increasing cloudness to-day; Sun
rain; light. variable winds.
For NewYork fair to-day Sunday rain: light,
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, rain to-day and Sunday;
light. variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

not changed materially the hours The
pressure continues high the Northeast and the
relatively low the Southwest and the
middle plateau. disturbance in the Gulf OF Mexico
has made little progress northeast Rains have fallen in
the lower Mississippi Valley and the Gulf States: also
the Pacific considerably colder in the Mis-
souri, Valley Middle Rocky Mountain region. Rain
is Indicated Saturday in the Gulf States the Ohio
Valley Atlantic States and rain is probable
Sunday in the Middle Atlantic States England and
Atlantic States 1t will be colder saturday in
the upper lake region. and thence southwestward to
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Southwest
along the Atlantic Coast viii he mostly
light variable the Gulf coast northwest TO north
and fresh and Lake Michigan fresh northwest. 49,
Seamecs departing Saturday for European ports VIII
have light southwest winds and fair weather TO
the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
6prc1dl ) otirrs.
Trtbune subscrirtIon Rates.

THE TRIBUNE oy mail any address in
this country abroad lddrsSs changed ofeaa a.
desired. Subscriptions may b given 70 your reSs4Af
dealer before convenient hAcd toSrs
n THE TRIBUNE Crhca
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY, . cents WEEKLY REVIEW, eSntS
DAILY cents TRI-WEEKLY, SS9ED
WEEKLY FARMER cenIst
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. = Cent?
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points United states. CaRGd1 and AG11c
loutSde of loEouEhs OF MAnhattan and Th9 RE0n1
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
nATfv ONLY.

all communications rcIatiTe 20
adyertsements to TIE TRIBUNE. New-Eork SltJ' r.
nit by Tostofce money order express money 0fOSF 1
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
COMPLAINS OF STORAGE WAREHOUSES

Asbury Park, N J.. March H. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

@ @sseaan H.rsss ssss 1852 ds sSiss speculation
snsd sss po ssssdE higher p0S,s Msy closed
5sRs5Sls SsR;.55.s+
80 sess Dc Dc
Ma and cloths full insisted upon
FLOUR AND MEA1,-rh. uncertainty over government,
Teport figures msds itself felt IN smaller demand
seemed ready to meet asking prees than Of s
s ss s PFns Mn patents s. z sss o winter stIaE6s
as ssSi 'est6s Nc ss:s vlas
F. fs5s s. pG5sa FAY g asa
9g9ted Fine white yellow 81 ssasl 90 81 %
nS S So sssk; Ess 70 eT,y m : 200 n 81. sR5las Srsn mid
SIS M 50 nne :, e3a s2 s hG.ns e. @ chop s 90 bulk
GRAiNAwHBATM the e arrival Of government,
the dsp With s nuaId .endenc eoeeass
in all markets except The Northwest prices
against ssa5ac net loss here The Weather and crop
situation favorable enough to promote some selling
among local traders only 100000
@ Bulls is ss al s Pp % @ bsS Sss d5pe % s.
peetea The foreign news was conflicting TO cables
which $50 COO bush compared with 600 bush
United States especially last In English
% Wheat ns fus az Ms ' as P af % hi ssbs nt 8a nsn wh
wheat I'D UP. Paris closed 5as0 points higher. Buda
there 81 bush R''ss ss
supply OF No red In western markets receipts for
the day were 4oa ooo bush compared with 100000 bush
seaboaTd clsaranees about 100000
as follows No Northern Duluth. ssssc: No hard
Manitoba, S7is he; No Northern Manitoba, SEC:
Northern Chicago. SIC all TO arrive; No RED New
York $3.50. nominal. .CORN-Up mid afternoon
the local market neglected the point
nation but after that time the showed consider
able activity. with May absence OF shorts.
and under sell. option broke
- sc 53c closing 53sc. 1isc lower
Saturday. July affected by this break but slightly
closing 1sc lower. while September down nc
Receipts rather liberal the interior and cables
showed partial 40 Asc decline but there
complaints about much rain in Nebraska
Worlds shipments 100000 bush smaller than last
week the amount increased 10000 bush
board cearances were small the visible supply decreased
2l0 600 bush and local stock decreased 81 800 bush F
port business consisted Of loads all in New-Yor No
closed at 53isc elevator and 53c ahost: No
white, 55c. and No yellow 55c. ahost--
oATS-Msrxet dull and barely steady. Visible sup
ply figures Increased 10000 bush local stocks decreased
No closed 3s1zc; No 3. 3Ti4c; No
white standard white, 41c; No white 3ssc track
white 3sG45c .RYE-Marlset quiet. No 2 Western.
59i1c afoet: State 6605sc. ...-. BARLEY
Market dull Feeding quoted sic and mating at
52d5sc. Buffalo The government report made
condition g. g. against 9T5 last month
Of year remaining. 53. l0I.OtB
compared with 100000 last month and
harvested last estimated yield
cording J. c. Browns
$50 600 900 bush last month and
bush harvested last The report saio
wheat practically unnJureo by the coid
Of weeks Condition OF winter rye was re
ported TO be 9S.3
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1OTk. May II, 1SoJ
CoFFEE-T Tester6ay's coffee market a quiet
une Prices opening unchanged TO ; points
i5Rer. close they were net unchanged and the
to1sl up than $500 bags The news
q a feaGureess- Hevre. opening = franc
higher closed unchanged. Hamburg unchanged
psenrig lower The primary markets were both IN.
CHa1FeE and the Of Brazilian exchange 1S2d
higher Receipts a. the Brazilian ports footed up $500
clea-ances OF i, 600 bags The COM
receipts FOR the week lbs 600
$4,000 last week and 11s00 bags last
sss- This Of $4,000 bags for the week
compared with the Of the corresponding week
last year. Warehouse deliveries for the week were
smaller than those for the preceding week, when they
up 1266l9 The early decline IN the local
late in the Gay light covering by room
Shorts represented change
local sentiment. the transactions light
any indication OF the general tendency Of
prices The market quiet with quotations
basis o. 51sc Rio No Z.
deliveries United States for the
week S0.127 bags. against 66is bags last week
S0NzT bags year OF the former amount New
reported 71OI5 bags Santos receipts 5000
week compared with $1,000 last week
1g3 bags for the week & year Rio re
csipts Aggregated 600 bags the
II 600 bags last Rio shipments 10
1900 bags for the week 20 Eu
shipments the United States
Europe 5000 bags Bahia receipts FOR
100 bags present stock. 5000 bags
the United states fOr the week
bags: Germany 100 bags
RAJ Of prices n the local market TO
sar i follows
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r-bicapo Nav 11-Cattle-Receipts. .. 600 head:
steady prime s 5tseFs seaer 50 ssS SS$ 9S %
COWS 81 50gS4 heers. 81 5oq$5 Gamers < oq a.
bulls 50as4 50 calves 81 5Oqs6; Texas led steers
70 900; left over 10000: 15a20c lower; mixed and
butchers 45aS6 7o good to choice heayy SO 794S6 So
sales ST 55dSG 40. Sheep and I4ambs-Heceipts. 20Vo
head sheep 15c lower lambs strorg to shade
choice Wethers S54S5 30: fair 10 choce
mixed 81 5GaS4 75; native lambs, 81 50qS7 30 ,
Cincinnati NAV 11-Hogs active 81 l5qS6 10 Cattie
dull lower 81 T50$4. Sheep steady S2q$4 % 4AiIOS
East Bunaio May 11.-cattie-Recepts, 1900 head
heavy slow: butchers steady 10 strong prime steers
qs5 shipping 3 s0a$S To- ss sT5shfES 5 sf bulls
$ SSS$3 80; s4g$4 S6 st9cssTs s. sos sS 5
81 75 extra and sprngers steaay; others;
s2aS3 per lower: good TO choice; sGO4Soo'
10 oa head Se lower tops SIS 5oG$6 common good
50a$6 HogsReceiPts 5000 bead aStEe s Mash PEE: @
lew Sc mixed So 90; Workers Sc s5GS6 90 pigs So 300
81 roughs S6 1886 stags $5qs5 25 Sheep and lambs
Receigs - oo @ head 70 active GS9 56 Yearlings
g g 50 So cuiiS to good $2a$5 10, oa
81 20; prime S5aS5 20 good 81 T5g$4 So Hogs lower
Prime heavy So So mediums S6 20 heavy 1oISers ana
mon, s2@s8 choice lambs $7g$I 22 veal calves @ head
25o Texans 150 natives. Beeves steady
to Oc higher quarantine steers and cows steady 70 @
dressed hee6 5 sfs fsde rs s 5sl Is Western led
s. s5@s Texas and Indian steers g S9gsa % Is1 Tef2s
S. 20 calves seSS6 Rec % Ss s. bs assd;
n Market bs1@ gi9o SWs s sass o - mixed tx packers
sht Sc 4Ods6 So Workers, So 5oq$6 55 pigs 50 ooqS6
nstiI@ lambs 81 25as7 go Western lambs s4g
81 go fed IS 9Jqs5 % native wethers S4gSS So
Texas clipped sheep, s4Gs4 60 stockers and feeders
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- yort, by the Grace Of Free and Independent
To C,orueIia S Merion individually and substituted
Trustee OF the Trusts Created under the VIII OF ROBERT
C1nch deceased; Charles Merillon. Robert IhoInas
Stewart Merfon Yolande Merion, Marie Pierre Clnch
MerjIon Marie Joseph CInch Meriuon Joseph Merllon
Guardian Of Charles Meron ROBERT
Thomas Stewart Merillon Marie Pierre Clinch Merlioh
MeriIlon. Marie Joseph Cnch Mer1lon ana 70
ali persons estate of Robert T Cnch
Paris France. deceased. as creolc0rs
egstees next of kin otherwise Send greeting: You
and each OF YOU hereby cited and required personally
he and appear Surrogate OF the County OF
New York at the Surrogates Court of said County hd
AT tbe County Court the County OF New YORK
on the Both day 1908. hapast ten CLOCK II
the Of day. then and there 70 atteld
judicial settlement account OF proceedings OF
Horace Russell Of the Last VIII ana Iest
nent of said deceased; such of you as are heeDy
cited as are Of tweny-one years are re
ouired to appear guardian II you nave one or
Won have none appear and apply for one 10 De a
oirted or in the neglect failure 10 90
So a guardian viii appointed by the Surrogate 10
represent and for. you in the proceeding; .,-.
In Testimony whereof have caused the Seal or tle
- Surrogates Court Of the said County or NeW
York to be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
r. 81 Prank r FitzGerald, Surrogate OF our sald
IL ~ County at the County cf New York the on Day
Of May in the year OF our Loru one IioUSA-i1
nine hundred and three. - --,r-~-
Clerk Of Surrogates' Court
,,,,rc 9 o.pCry Attorney for Executor. $50 Broad
way New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

M local market cotton was reported quiet aIo
: Points hiEh.r. At middng upland and 1850
a.. Af2c-ng Gulf sales were eco bales sootheTh
- markets feiegraphsd follows: Galveston
ISSas - higher AT 10s<c. Ne.-Orlesns firm, '-Ioc
80 - y iac. sales. . 400 bales. Memphis HFh
alghe- 19zc sales 1000 bales Mobile quiet. uil-
.-te AZ loizc. sales, 80 bales Wilmington niIl IN
e-es-, al 1oc. Norfolk firm &c higher al loT>cs
- bales Baltimore nominal. Asc higher at il &c
A.. Louis STEADY. isr higher. al 10 1-lSc Savannah
-. &c higher 10Ssc. sales. rs bales AUGUSTA
n. GnrasIgef. he sales. 20 bales. Receipts az
ifltans -e- estimated ~ from 4u'v
5si haiss Compared with 3Ss6 bales last week aHd
bales last ssar Al Galveston 6D1D balsS com
80 win 7.#I5 bales last week and ioss baes ias,
- - Houston $500 g. 700 bales. compared
tsos hsles last x-ek and bales last year.
pi1 a. the poT-s and interior points to-csg CON
~iN1 With = 6eE 4-sE and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 1.-The offerings at the wool Huetioa ion
sales to-day consisted OF superior seieclor OF loDov
baIas crossbreds 10 per cent
sSne IN March average and scoureds m fine condition
80 Nlob offerings cf TasmaHian were
large and there strong demand fco greasy u1sri
parcels Of croSse-eds Following
s-e the sales In detail: New South Wa5S. $500 bales
secured 9dTfs i=d greasy 6lsdstfs 81 Queensland
76o secured i1d41s lid: 6d9ls Ia. Vie
toTa 800 bales; secured 6dG2s; greasy 5sdgis Sad
bales: secured llGGls "a; greasy
8s GfiOd Tasmania, 500 bales: greasy bizdnls 4isd
bale secured. Is 2dd1s 3D.
siSaITsSd Cape cf Coed Hope and Natal. 800 bales;
greasy 6t a1od.