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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-11-24
Descriptive.

"She is down on the bills as the Bur-
lesque Beauty said the first soubrette.
"Well," replied the other, that word
Just about describes the style of her
beauty. sure enough. p Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-11-24
Quick Action!
Necessary now to Benefit
by the Great In
trOductOry
PIANO SALE!

Never before has there been
such enthusiastic interest dis
played on the part of a buy
ing public, than has been
shown, not only by the eager
ness of prospective purchas-
ers. but by the extraordinary
satisfaction of those who have
bought during these money
saving sales.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-11-24
THE
THE
Smith 4 Nixon
Piano Co.

Own and operate one Of the
largest manufacturing plants
in Cincinnati
We want our Pianos better
known here, So we have adopt
ed what we believe 10 be the
most up-to-date method of
opening up new territory, sell
ing a limited number of
selected Pianos direct from
the factory to consumers at
factory cost and less.
We invite you to call early
and investigate this sale.
Bring your musical friend
with you. Examine your
neighbours Piano, ask them
the price they paid, and then
come and examine our Pianos
and get price. You will
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

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% se sa:. .n9 9'sE sSs Tsas % The i'? sses
9 sC s' ,Ss decline 9R EsssPds9
Tsrs T % sSe ss The m ', &. sSses % CON
tinuAd feyoEahls winter Shsat prospects STssS n s.
Lou. stared idssy and was Ie4ssr
fcne HS ne ateTer eoaSenee they had in the tUatiON
bulls made little OF no effort to check the or
eoaStogs esaSfs a. ., t6e close All to.isn lover
RSs'e @ stale q epTe.son abroad hat nausnesa
Fr%ass: r mes: 3; - SFs. e
PERIOD arr the m hS1 MAY s Sss gs se to and Se
so asked PsTa,ss trade de- Ts: ", the s %t .ens sffss
BY LntatlOn that the coming fh
GssStitn os sea Sy faTeP Which year e
sre sSSS stated ssat the English Frtm
Ssded the request granting an inquiry T% sqnTcance
which contained hoxcv.r lost 81 ssht t,T Of
essosrd eIesraacss $500 barrels Of -four and
.sn' bushels saaS! Ns 5ss
red and loads Errin@ wheat here. besides loads at
ouiports aSota.,oSs wheat .s ssost basis s
Ss:e.a s!s :a.sos SsFssq 1,E5 BsS,A ,ss sss IS
NewYoFt sIAe nominal c3EM-5ssidss CORN dsstdss
by the announcement Chicago authorities Touid
change in the grade The signincance OF TINS
decaicn the fact that had oen current 10
effect that hlnAr4ed might De reused on con-
Prices May Chicago broke lac per ousnet
under the closing within se Of the toEest PGInt
&c the previous night Locally tEe Market
cIoeed I5c down for the day wheat heavy hqui-
dation was a feature all day. mostly from outside
the element. The recent Dull leaders
apparently little stand either side OF the marke
because cf recent bad weather. were
smaller. while seabnard ciearances reached
bushels. the recent average DIS
appointing early from the export department was
developments showing only 10 LOADS
New-York and loads at cutports Forelsn markets
were weaker. in sympathy with news from this side
There all West, suggesting con
light movement The strongest interval Of the
right after the opening. when operations cy
local shorts sdvaDced prices here la c ana IN the West
i.6%c. No the close quoted 0ec elevator
SIC. b ahoat No . white, 5eilc, and No yellow,
56c afioat .OATS-In line with other markets
oats passed unsettled day. declining under
free Liquidation entire absence of support, cash
sales 100000 bushels No . cats closed 43%c: No
3 4esc: No 2 white. 44%c: No white. 44i&c; track
mixed nominal track white. 44a4Sc ana standard Hhlte
.RYE-Msrket steady. No western So:
q b ahost: rye. STd62c. BARLEI--Markst
quiet Feeding was quoted and mailing 52'sG5sc.
I Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

METALS-TINTin deeLCed e IS 81 In in London t.. to
ures Locally also losing about GIL. points
e9 sff PFe cline uIto@ o.
siesdy and unchanged standard quoted lac lake
and eiectroytic at l3 9l3 Sc and casting At 1899
ing there q fs iss g. but was Pph4Tsd 81 in Ss
uOehaPEsS q m les se in LnP s % aad a at II ssso so Sss Hs At
SOS Iolsd in Middlesboro Locally iron quiet No
foundry NOTshsIn ssS2 So No s fSGgsg GS. 80 Sou9.n WsT
rants cSntiTps nSRins s1p1-sb. ,ars, s- ,no,s,se,
was firm here and a New-orlesns Demand was good
6G all EaDe follow cenfugs
common, 9sql3c: fair l4gIsc: good lIg2G: prime y
i2aiSe fair ISe sood, loG2c: prime 9.c; fancy
EAN dsma0d ,s for steam. stream tPnnsEs
Rates % ~er. G unehansed SAN tonnage was limited
aPS IN %.!f IN nS. a ar but IN all other
sgs. vsTp9o I RIsfo :a 9d9 a06
Rs: Lasson o. E s!Rss RsT r.
;:S. 'Ss %scb Espsrs s smer & oHS sensral cargo
Lsysnt ports SssrtsT private % terms San.:
to Hui % Or Nswessts b:Tthsd Brush s;saTsT:
ss.s e5Es d.II .lms 70 Tstss Snissd
DuteS stesmer 2S57 tons general Hamburg
csrze ' RsSS ROt 10 Fern Au prvsss
terms prompt Dutch steaer 22st coke kot,e5
so saa s .ara1 6@e or 0So'f ports
Fsn.rs $ Fl
rI,s S barH s14 tons lumber Jacsonvile to ot
France 81: schooner 51t coal. Newport News TO
Nex-Yort x18 IS and port cSaTEes: BARK go ara
schooner. 81 tols ITmber s1sl9 to Neigh g SIs
IS 81 schooner ISL tons izEQber. Fernandna 70 New
TSrk Or Sound RSss se TO o tonp pste e
8 cement ,T rsn; PsiyS:s p ,SEs
o a9d Sc: sSSa Fsirsse PSI se: coal coal
PsISeIpSss to " Portland pT9ass terms; sehccne 2Si
tons eoSl Eouth Anlpoy to Cape FcrPose 81 -; British
gassr fSE eEseFs r. Hc,,sn1 ana United KsnFSen Tos
KEsden o. Continent, % ons port s1 % Z two iaEs
MTh 3 . sA a. sess O. sss m 1e sS sD 800 ssls
naphtsG- heaee 70 Havrs. g. sna RoueH. A pSonpt-
etoesnS rSssST noHnaI Rsasd peTdIsusa quiet Sut
:a ss Iess s !: EatiS: " 9eS s Ss: = PSss s
bssr SasSe IN sssssal neaseeA PstEclsgH 6bls g e.
s:s.s s: ..s. FHss9R So 81 = = enc sa
PRISE Gg6s miIis szaaSe: prime sumner ysi,%sS' g
% s sSsa sd &c &C. HC ds:xs si wts fm Gso: D%s tsr
SsOS & SssS cs;cstss IsSe sa S sS; ,ssd o
FRovIsIoNsLrA.r. two HSvssss1t1 In tie tie Pc pS
vsscss tronEhOus list flowing aEn i've hogs and
as E:sssss "a az ID The s:ss :f ss ;s st u he
ees Fk az s n az ssssassFsssy sS6sF an s1s Is g
soSss ssx 1. :: @ sssS 'S ssssai IL s nsSs aso
ssa ehs vi g 70 ssn9 s9sis ss sot -
BEEFpa Sas1sd ~ As 49, 49, S ssss' sSEEF
go ssssas; .Tsss ssss.d s"'sa saSsesi
6SsTn; saotss: Ia9Sss q; iso z s4 ~ isrs@ "a 2
"a sss a sss' ss sassgs scS Siss; Y an =
6s 81 49, s. r s.as as sss; fsa:ss sass:s saix
sssis 81 - -; css 49, ~ & go Ass tssss
ct,sss les.s; So - e'sssssss sSssss: 81 S
xSs ssss;s sSSSs aszasA As - as'Ets D"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

ssnd good and offerings light. Stocks are not large
10 hrst hands. Quotations follow Domestic ofGln9fy
3k9e%c; fair sood, sHe51sc: prime TO choice sac
5ke: head, 6a6;sc; Rstna 6A95&c; Japan, forssn
goon. IN bond. 2a93Sc 49, ,.-
SCQAR-Refned s7esr fairly active List prices
unehanged. Arhuekls Bros were holding 70 Shs Ssau
me rsrEs is SItSs4i,S osrToS nsrs advise carrying
good lncs they further advance ana
refners guaranteeing prices thirty days Ffces
quoted net obhers and wholesale grocers: Iut
Loaf and crushed 54Oc: Eagle tablets, 800: mouIa
and cubes. 6Ooc; SXxX powdered. 4e0c; poToerep. re-
ceaFse powdered and fruit powdered. 4eOc Eagle con
feconers Kranulated hO; Eagle coarse extra hns
EranuIated 4S0c: Esge 70 cartons 70 bags and 10
STANDARD GTanuated and diamond A. 80 cSnsest9ne s
No 44oc: No !, 435c; No &30c: No O. 42Se' 40 \"
and is 1c No I6 8aSc: Eagle powdered. 51Oc crystal
doninos in &C The local market for raw sugar
was firm. with upward tendency. RennetS AZ :
bidding tu quoted rates Offerings are On so seST
exc, melasses sugar Sc. The Eorid oS :
visible supply OF 35soO00 tons, against deiV
al firne last
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 6.-Cattle-Receipts. $500 head: $50
Texans slow. steady. good prime steers s. 1885 90
poor to medium So 5OS 90 stockers feeders 81 IS
% s2T @ Ss es s s @ s?ifss szve s. s s Teaas
fed steers S4f$6 -. Hogs-Receips 220OO head: to
206O left 5000 opened 10 70 i5c higher
heavy s. 45G$7 50: rough heavy 81 10gs7 40
light. S. 70d$I 10: hulk OF sales, 81 i0G$T s. Sheep
Receipts 10000 head sheep and lambs steady good TO
choice wethers s5as3 g. fair to choice mixed SAG s. "
Cincinnati. March 5-Hogs-Firm. higher; s. I5d$6 -
Cattle steady s. 5gS4 G3. Sheep steady $da$5 Lambs
East RufTao March 5.-Catte-ReceptS, 100 head:
market steady stronger: tops, $SQ$S 80:
81 5U$7 30 Hogs-Receipts. 510O head. active
pigs 1Oa 2Oc liver: olds steady; heavy. 81 6OG&7 20
roughs. So 200 40; s. J0GS6. sheep and
LanbsReceipts 6O head; sheep steady; native lambs
Sc lower; Western lambs lOc lower top lambs.
81 iO6s7 5s top Western lambs, Sc 6Ods6 so: cuIs
good. 81 50$7: yearlng. s. 5O1S6 25 IS JO$5 30
top mixed 81 504S5 IS: cuS good. S30fS5 a.
Kansas City. Marrh 5-Cattle-Receipts 800 head
cattle hrifers 15c higher
active firm stOckers feeders firm:
and dressed beef 81 6S5 20; fair good
So 5$4 % st0ckers and feeders So 2$5; Western fed
seels. s. S1& Texans and Indian steers. 81 25G$4 A.
helfers. s3as4 10: Gamers s1G$2 40: bulls 81 soa$4
I0C higher pigs 1Ic higher 81 40 bulk OF sales
s. 1Ja$7 3 heavy 81 coast 4n: mixed packers 81 O56
81 35 light ST 7$7 10 Workers. 81 1O$7 pigs
ass 20 Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head steady
closed weak: native lambs S4as6 40 Western lambs
81 1td $6 90 fed S3GS6 wethers S. 75GV
g. Western wetfers s. 6f$5 40 stockers and feeders
East Liberty. Mar Cattle steady. CI"IcH. s. 35q
81 80 prime, s. l3S1 good 81 gGq$5 Hogs steady
Prime heayieS s. 5d$7 60: neiums. 81 5a$1 40 heavy
S. ss s. osh s. f @ frke s5 nesD 50 s5 Sasay o' s n
wethers s. GOas! % C,Is and common 81 2an ns3 %;
choc" lambs. 81 1886 a'l: veal calves. $sass 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York March 5. 1903
sgsS lis;lG :. trading e , 6sDHtsd % s..s ss; es @
s,ead8 cables G last tree received quoted i've cattle
selling At 12g13c dressed weight rsfSe9toF M peer
morrow morrow the Bristol city. Bristol. viii carry Is"
sas: AndEew Mullen: bull. $40 N. at sS Ter
cAIvEsEsceip's @ including 81 direct. were 81 head
making wth the stock carried Eyer % y and
500 at st1tst-st veals and the underSTsdes
sSd .S;9 ,Yg 5s1ss Of 81 81 500 @
country dressed 7lc dressed barnyard and fed calves
Hollis vess =. 1ss ;s p p syeFaEs Go 9C e 81 81 ::
SON: Ts.l: 1s2 10. at IS IS 10 de-
John SssoH i1s n, at 81 so: 20 do. 10e
~ j. - n Hume Bro: Tsals 1ao n at g 50; u 99
s Judd i CO. Buffalo veals III n at $; do
1e4s E car. e1anE ID &
making II 9Th .s the 70 stock to- at St y cs and
sheep ruled steady lambs % we're in Eo0s as
sold 5oas5 100 r. lambs # 1i s6ss1 ' i,9bs G1s
..sss $ I 81 do, Is f0 at sS S3'-
@lz do sc Ib at ;6 So a2s Buffalo lambs as 10 at
:s 81 5s,15s Sa 8 d4 s :. & s. $ sl
/ 81 N. at lSs; s' Kentucky bucks. 10
state IS lb At 81 So b do. g. ~ at S. State
Nswton or & Co: 500 state lambs Is ID. at 81 TO-
state sheep and yearlings, 100 fb at IS "a.
s Sande-s 16S State lambs. 80 fn at 81 % D cuLs
42 10, 81.
H. Hume s Bro: 800 State lambs, s. n IT
] G. Curtis & Son: 20 State lambs. IS 10, at % So
FIOGs-Receips 171t or 3 26l head about :
cars On sale alive market quoted STEADY: state
hogs and pigs sold 81 so per 100 n Country
sales-Andrew Mullen: 11s State hogs 1i3 70 averast
at 81 40 per 100 10; roughs 294 ~ at So 90 stag
$40 No. at s. YESTERDAY: State hogs, 40 fo az
- Inbn & p Nelson: State hogs IO7 n. at s.
Yesterday: ~ state hogs. 123 h 81 40: rough $50
at SO 80. -, -
II. II. Hollis date yesterday: Ts State hogs los lo
at 81 20: 1 rough 14O 70, at So 40
S Judd & Co Gate yesterday: 15S Western hogs
H. Hume 4 Bro (ate Yesterday: State hogs.
115 n at 81 20: pigs sS n. at s. 5 roughs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March -Closng-whsat-spot quiet No :
red Western winter 6s 1lsd No Northern spring hs
sid No California. 6s lOzd futures quiet March. Is
35sd: May Us nd July s. l1.d Corn-spot-Ameriean
mixed new. steady 4s 6Bd; futures ouiet; March. Is
6kd; May. 6s I'd Peas-Canadian steady 6s Sid Flour
st Louis fancy winter quiet. So Sd Hops at London
tPacihc COAST hrm. f79E7 los Beef easy: extra India
Pork steady; prime Western. sla Hams
Short cut, II o l6 10 dull SIS 3D. Bacon strong:
Cumberland - 70. 52s short rib Is 10 - 70
clear mIddies light. = 70 - 70. SlSs eng
clear middfes heavy: 3 to 20 10 SIS "a short clear
backs IS % NJ Sis 3D. clear bellies, II 70 10 n
shoulderssquars u 70 II 10 stronE - Lard arm:
sos ButteGood United States steady sos finest United
states nominal Cheese stsaaS AneTienn nnsst Snts.
STEADY. Tg % TurPentips-spirttS firm. as % RoEn-
IAassoa ell eFn as Cetinasesd ei-Hau rsnnez-eeot
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y.
CoFFEEThe market FOR coffee futures opened quiet
under the better 7 fTerCh
czhles quiet and toward the close developed q
selling for the account
roerx chiefly primary receipts The
loze quet unchanged prices Saes footed up
hales reported advance Of i4E'= franc
unchanged. and the primary
lower but san
- higher Port receipts were rail- amounting
haES. cIearanceS were reported OF
hsEs arrivals the amount Of
The Santos Is attracting some at
tenrfoo bv February ! the santos
stock reported la e00 bags. end 70 day the fE
Qa6a a<rR Tb~ Situ con
however and the best
in probably importing
Whose operations presumably were for the Pir
heSiuE fresh purchases Brazil ON the other
hand there was some little demand sources
usually represent public orders The spot
lers was quef at E
prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

IL now 6I967Hc. Offerings light a mat. si,
was steady with demand fairly large Iar ,.l ~SS "S
held and demand good in jobbng way We qpooi' s-a
TUhPENTINE-Spirits oil and machine. bbls' org
6TLsc-
ROsIN-Cemnon good, strained y so9Sz - q ,aS
So 40; z ?, 81 IS: 81 %: H. 81 OS$S 70; l. 20
s. 70: K. IS so; n. So sO9$3 90: y. -: IT, - -"
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosln SS ~ So
cpEItS IuTpenune
Wilmington. 5-sprits turpentine hrns tt S2c:
receipts Is casks Rosin firm. 81 90 receipts 4JS pn
Crude turpentine frm 81 s0QS4 receipts. IS bbs Tar
firm 81 IS: receipts. 40 bbls. 49, .t-..
Savannah March STurpenttne Hrn SIC: ecsiD,
LOIS bbs: exports. a5o quoted: A. B. G ana ana
g. 81 10; Il: II 90; J. = 30 H. - ~ - - ~
Charleston March 5-Turpentne firm Sc RoTln
firm; quoted: A. 3 G. D Z and F, 81 %: o. y o. n
81 35 s. 50: H. s. l5 NJ. So 25; n. s. IS: G. 81 So
London. March 5-Turpentine-spirits ASS Sd. Rosin
American. strained, is I'd: fine, los.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-ss.s
40 80 "I130 A n. 100 40. 500. 'T-o0 P u .
'I2i5
zFrom Liberty street only 'JaiiV TDaily except Sun
day ESunday only. +ParIor only D.: Via TauaIua
Oaces: Liberty Ferry. South Fer-v- Astor House
1iS a6i 800. 34 8rnadNay lS2 afh AZ . CnrNI
S1ia-a west l5s East 123th SO 125tH ST.
C5Innbus Ave New York court St. 344. $40 Fulton
BrosdUav- WILLIAMSBURG New York
a1sfe- co ard checks baggage destination
yic.-PTesident Gen Manager. General Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

STof eottou quiet with quotations 10 points
gpsr on the 10 Ioc for nedr,g upland; and
Gulf: gales amounted to SeS &lee
1Jthern spot markets teiegr2phed as follows
NeN orleans quiet 1-Isc lover, at T-l6e; sales so
F.ss Mobile ouiet &c 9eSc sales 100 oales
savannah quiet nominal. Ic lower at e%G ChaTes
ton ovet and nominal: quotations omitted Wilmington
frrn unchanged. 9Ac. Norfolk dui UNCHANGED. al
81 hale Baltimore nominal. lower al
ys~ Calvexton easy. unchanged. az 10 i-ise: sales
- bales. Augusta nominal uncnAnseo a Lg: s1ies
9Se hass 81 Louis quiet. 1-16c lower. II Sc Estnaed
Trpfs At NfN-OFlenns for tomorrow are 800 TO oSO9
se< as cornDared s.xse bales ast week and %oa%
bales for day year ago AZ HeoStoa Iot
10 5000 bales expActe0r AS1inht
eaIs last week 2Ss1 last year Galveston expecI
20 5o0o bales, against bo2S last week ana %~S
receipts al the parts sPd interior points to-day eeua-
r9re6 Tfff, the sane day week and last yesT:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
The STATISTICAL position Of Brazilia

COTToN-Judzinx the bull position the Windup
, good condition although battered considerably
Exchange Known After appar-
-LE mil forces vse-e rslIied S enerseaIly in the last
hour hE their laier Who directed the movements IN per
"a points the early loss regaIned, ana
luSed steady at from 10 10 points net
extremely and weak by
accordingly abe bull bear element alteEnsted IN
points epcol cables than expected
buying orders received from the south and
rom Liverpool but the cotton mus safcnAST sooH
sale again when the market TOW ara II o Ck ShoNd
Of returning Weaknes led b. the bear forces under
me oiEecIi9H OF
larger TeceptS estimated for leading points
On general proposition that cotton prices nave
purely sentimental tasiE result OF the re
bull movement The room element QUICK 70 TscS
pounded the market energetlcally
midday MAY and July the two active options
- points from the best figures Of the morn
Following sensational break. the market had
rio5 irrsEuIarity. during which the excitement SUD
but at ocleck the activity broke out
gpd orders Clique leader. already noted IN
control Ct the situation Finding themselves hesvy
fruted BY unfayorzhe weather advtces from
many Of the South traders became nervous
rIuue6 right the close Senti-
tineuI about mixed over the stu
.p lsrc rise afternoon. prices were s
r. POINTS below highest figures II the bull campatgn
coates f lover prices been successful Further
more operations Of the last two days nave shoNh
aeErcssveness and leadership among the oea[ @
hitherto lseinS 10 say nothing OF the Idct tsI
pIbIIc confidence undoubtedly been consfoerapiS
the ability of the bull CLIQUE 70 con
the upward movement IN race On tne
EIIfor which developed recently The bull sde rSp
resented chiefly by she unparalleled run OF nad wssther
he South curtsng the movement ana the oSI tnat
statistical conditions the world justify st higher
The rang. Of prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
RAILROADS
.ENNSYLVANIA
RATTIHoAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD sIREEF
AND DESRRossES AND CoRTLANDT sTFSESEs-
u The leaving time from DeSbrosses aAo
CoTtIandt Streets Ia Hve minutes lRter Na than
station. except where Otherwise noted.
and 656r M East M MALm!ssd to two eepnx PeTGr Car
R!M.';SuTs ch:sso Sl'fes.T:i ,.T.i,0a
sSS T. & EsT ElEb aPT
tom carn Sleeping DINING Smoking o. s9S Detroit
@ SI1fE1nSt II 81 1RdlansPos ,,t g tOqi;
Ss:61fiis VIA ia cincinaa Incl louisville
6bS p e. T TThe1sS f1rTs s. toZs 93inf
Indian MIRdanaP2lis Louisville St Louis. Dining Car For
6S NJ WEsTERS s7s E%SRsss sA For
7S r n PAcfF AssFTday PIRns caF Pitsour ard
RoS For Kno1vs daily via gsSFdsy
s25 p cLEvEfANp faE cifS3'ln hSD cTNcISNATI EX-
SStG.Tf90SSE &Sn 2,sT'i1Pfi TfiE enc ds6TTH
sndt Fssts Gtn0S % .0nT GS Io1o tar 1928 5nE
Streets lS 3 dining 9aI 10 sspr1sSss ao ali PsrI
4s5 5p1iI h!ES CaTs 25 (DInnE Car 2 sDndaS
SIS Diains esr io55 iDinns IN = Carr = Il IS Dining
Dining CO, Songressonsl Limited ID ninE caT5 As
soGTHEERSN og11lnE SSre rs P Iaio nishs m 1910
nisht mt daily soqheTns palm I4mseS ~ m %
A ss COAST Ei5=3s s5. S n s5s
sEh66SRb slf 6S9FsI5na d. strsss % M wssas 21o
TTsskdsys T;ssG ntht daily ssaOoaFd Florida
N6RF9Ek 5S6 &Es!sRN sii!S RAnwAr-Tor Memphis
snd NsE-Orlesns. 2 25 . n. daily -
Ck9EsAPEAkE & OHIO RAILWAT.-I.o9 & III "0eN
Gays and 455 p daily.
FOX OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLh-'-OO - W.
EeeE-daYs and $50 p. daily. - H..
A55LANTIC CITY.-95S and 2S5 p T,rs N. rsSSs,
ParIor Cars and Standard Coaches on week1aya
i9r smoking az Paror Cars. Dining Car ana
Coaches Sundays
sAPE MAT.-1255 o m. weekdays
or points on New York Long Branch HaAu1 ~ ~
vest IWenty-thrd Street Station. SO a m 10
% SOD and II 25 weekdays sung Ss:.s.-7
m 400 p m 0rom Desbrosses end Cortlano. Sa
SOo a. m y 20. $40. $40. and il30 p. m "eeA-o4S'
0u"usSS' 80 p; m; : - p n.
30 5DeshrosSes and Cortandt Streets 5, @ -
and cortlandt Streets 102 Dining Car). 1898 tLin
Ing Carl l155 a. IL IS Dining Car. lS IDinIn
oar > 10 fDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets I'D -
% Dining Car) 3F5. 25 - Dining CarD 800 'In-
ing CaT1. 55I Dining Carr. 50 Sj : 30 30 p IL
y 10 night Sundays 6-io 755 Dining Car. no coachs'
p: $50. s55 Gimted) o So 10 55 Dining Car). q m
I2S Dining Carr 155 Dining Car) IS Dining Car:
SSo: 425 Dining Carr. IS Dining Car 5So tDilinS
Carr 755. s.25. s.55. - .. m. 1910 night -.
Ticket oces. Nos. 4f 1854 Ill and 6l Broadway: 4e-
pfth Avenue below 2Sd ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
Station and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station Brooklyn: station,
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone '9i4 Street Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
". ". ATTERRCRT. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. rie1'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, March 3 : P m--cottea-spot-Fair eus-
mass dsae prices 10 points lower American mIddlng
ssiF GTsd; EoOd HddliHg : +ed; mdd!aG go low low
saes OF The day I:oG0 bales, Of which So0
for speculation and export an6 IDeludsd S0 American
urss epsnsd easier and cIessd irregular and unsettled
Anerieaa addIinS r. o. c. March. aO915. .67d March
ana GSsil. 1osSSniS; 4pEu ana Nay. Aoee Nag ana
Tuns bIfAb l2d June ana July bU9Atsds July ana
1ngsss Aiia; August and ssptsHhsE: AGS9s ga; sep
3sFabsr ana October Ted oetehss RRA NsTsAs& Absd
EoYannhar- aaa pseamksS, AeSA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
The STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March . Flour steady. Whrst-SprinC eak
No hard sc winter offerings light good inquiry for
- NO LIe So 20 req SIC: CONDUIT tor Zei-
Oats quiet; No = white. 41tc No = mixed 3Yr.r Bar
ley-Store 5Ift6Uc Rye-So = track, 5Sl-c asked
Chicago. March 5.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
Proposals.
,RsED PRO
CEALED PROP

- poSaIs for Brick Building will Be- rs-
eeIvsd al Bureau ef Yards and Docks Depart
msnt, Warrington until 0'ciock April 4 1865,
then ana there publicly opened for eonsEEu:tng efck
building for machine,
shops Navy YARD. Charleston. 8 ArpreeFarion. S341
oo0 Plsna and specifications be the BQFsan
the Eavy yard NAMED. Wtn - taSaishsd b. rhs
BgFasu ueon dspoalt e so seears thsF return R
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

,-o1ec cshIes--R Rie-Cohee market weak 40 = Rio
$3.50 exchange 5I-3ad receipts. 11a00 baEE; cleared
the United State. 5Gae hsEs cleared for Europe
2.B9 bags. stock 4aIfSsG bags SSntoS-Conee market
quiet: good average SsntU $500. receipts oO bags
94S 'Slg Hamhurg-Coaee market opened un
changed. $50 III unchanged: sales, 1afAp
lsgs- HayrT-'ofsee market opened steady. 4 franc
higher a l. n unchanged. m quiet. unchangeO
= franc higher; 80 unchanged; total sales