davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

DON so17 e e: . s s Hs M S 4a p6t and an Is s
Us Cd fer futures The New-York market was also
d % as 9 hff Buyers "a s S9ossd to o& at the
o ID a t xas at ha'f s 5s n aRd
fsO. The New York market also advanced gaining
o s6S ssesrdSre % at I ssss ases CASING
a8a 61s RsE; sS't sPs
aA11sS in Ionaoa Al s2i Is q and ocsIy s ;as5
IRoN-cOsed SIS ID in GasEO and SIS "a in Mddles
ss:S % z 953ss s: ss;s
err sqft g So Sogssz O. waEaass continue RS@na
portsnt cssase IN psicss Tone vas steady Moa:ses
s5 @ and doth sRS ca. for aps ss e
trtasa ss7nga eS1Se fall e I4ec tsgte 6 sSG6 IT21s;
Common. 12gise ie0isc good. 1Saa1c prime 40
OCEAN FREIdHTs-Ths market for steam tonnage
aents no ts demand limited and rates For
si u sd sns for
ss c- @ T< Hd6 n GSs1oay Sd Heasf B
g. SO s9:.s EP'S:P s:
Sis.: a :isoa Ros.ra.@ sc: cotton LysfSeo per Oo @
Z M 1 nsSa an a.s Ga Ssae: to Dsnna : one 3 id two
SSa % Sssoa ararosn g ossa 6 sd srisisB st.aner
5 toas eoeI Hun 70 5oIscs 8 Cd swsssh st::1nsr
R Bs s's ss BIZ ESA: s
e soaas ast sa sD:s . 5s!ss
Haa ssaI "a = aaS bar s tons ss vepoof
q d.sa g 60: Ssf s.slsS S1r 20 5000 @
1a s5 sfGIa1Ds E e ssSago
ssooas 0 toas foot siss asypSTt 2 SsvgO. or or
BaitinCs private terms: bsEl siI tons coal hence 70
70 savannah, 81 81 schooner $50 TONS phosphate rock
Charleston 70 Barren Island y p and ctscaasgso;
schooneE general cargo. Baltimore 70 George
toWn C. Gnd back. lumber private terms; schoonsE
IEe toaa kiln dried lumbar. Norfolk % Ns%fofk, a
Britain stsamer, L1e7 tcnSefesiEs st John = % Lay.
erpoei SIS: schooner. LS tons luaosF 5EursSleA 70
GGneAago private tsFrns-
ss Ssx q .oa ':' fo p ssssaS 9HS .s f
On Gpos Anss4d oil 10 oEst but steadily bald Al the od
nF5cag Refined patroJeum "a quiet and pnchanged re
froIeum b6lG &c a and In bulk 81 o8; Fhadsphs 69S
ii and eS 60: redDed cases sw-xork A1o So
CoEtGnsesd oiS-Frine egude niIas StSSase p:1ins ne
&014oe. GpGt and forward oeAsefy; en-
sSsansr ysiIo1. DC; butter grsdas &c Pot; prime
Whits &c: prime winter ysllc~. SSe Ae9ss.1 %zS2S
CsIcutta Eev, 1Ssi lasd ell eSssc 49, g.. 1879.
esf pFogisns as=sisped ess6ezahls saxy trs1
foieEfag szodersss sales foF Ieag aescsf ss5.i2 q
- a. ThS elese vas unsstG5e6 cAtsaso ysestpts
49,. q A 80 ~ a00 eatiRatbd fes Tns3daE. KAasaS
Sik- ~ 80 6usata l. fo6 aas tbs entire Essf A1o0
- P5SS2E-SsszsAg. EsaOeses AesSs S1sseaS - ssNaV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

80: short clear: s1sa*:t EE:EFEssi:eI. Sssoted:
sSota 81 sRda ss ;ss SIS. BEfeB
sc: piss, 1oel0c: Cur Mi.ATs1Piessed 1s!ss e S
e$ 910e I n. Stse. Picked shouldsrs nrm' a1osGa.
sssd heRs ES eTH sac eoSSsay eoSSs9 LAID
quoted. $40 TO- city lard quiet: quoted 81 -
g 80 Refined lard steady Quoted South nn5 Amsprea5;
$1o %: continspt $40 70; Brazil segs $,st Quoted:
RIcE-The market active at primary points I1 and
nr:n' and the local market was fairy acuvs fuo:.
nns grades and wanted. Quotations
Domestic, ordinary, 3kG3&c; fair TO- Sood 1SVSSIE -
Prime to choice. 5A95Hc; head. e9S9se PHtna. 9eW
S%e; Japan. foreign. nominal: do domsstc' Ss~1
SUGAE-Re1ued sugar dull but unchangeo- ~.
hners still shading prices to 10 points from 'e I
list rates. There is feeling that the maIKet VII
better in the future owing the upward uena %
rawE. Prices quoted net to jobbers ana o
grccers We quote Cut loaf and crushed SSoc
tablets 5Sc; mould and cubes &c; NxA\ poN9erst'
49sc powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
%S5c Eagle confectioners Eranulated 5c EaSIe cog &c
and extra in2 granulateG 4S5c; Eagle 70 cartons, ~
bags and 10 bags Of fine granulated 4eoc Eagle nne
confectoners' A. 1900: Nos l. and T. SOC No 4+0
No D. 44Gr No g. 4.3Sc; No z. 4.50c No g. 4%Oc no T.
42oc No 10, 4I5c: No H. 4.10c: No IL. Lose: no L.
&c; Nos Il and 15. 39Ic No 10. 90C: Eagle poWueIe:
bO0c crystal dominos. IN 6ec The local
Arm but unchanged with buyers al quoted rates;
Centrifugal 96 sac: muscoyado 50 test sHc ana
moiasSes sugar. 50 &c. The London market ioI
sugar beetS 1'=d higher for March at IS Oto ~
2Ad higher for April al IS Cd private caOts ssl1
that the market closed very strong. with me LaI o
cable from Cuba said that two vessels were loadinG
the United Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. March .. 1905
fNoFEF-Tbe market coffee futures opened steaoy
~ Martial decline points. and ruled Seners1y SuIe
a,5 featurelsSs under uumportant cable news ano
6se1e AZ fresh developments calculated 70 innuencS
close quiet on the openh1S OSsls
sales footed up 80 bags The initial oecne
largely due 70 comparisons drawn from ne
regular weekly statement of movement 10 pflLnA[y
points. This showed receipts at Rio and santos con-
hned $4,000 bags, against lf0Oo rag tasS @ 80
au5 s1Oc90 last year the increase OESL ~
ear being about haEs. il the neighboTnooo
04 II had been inquired chAt
rron would show Of about one-thiro as con-
JARED With she II foregoing season: On re
other hand he spot continue firm the Norld
rfbIe instead showing expanding. Is e1hipltlnG
tendency, these factors
win the current level OF prices appear 70 oe
r-zctnS 8 considerable Of public SPecUative AZ
fst,. though yet rhe market shows little sign OF
anything approaching full buying movement me Ior
eEn markets without SPECIAL feature m
Feurx partial : pig higher ard Havre reporteo
--rrr unchanged The spot market was STEADY. Elth
syotstoEs on the sac Rio No Total ware
Cs4 deliveries Cnited States for the week weS
against 49, SIS bags last week and lleI4o
Rags week age Or the
amount reported SIS bags Santos receipts
week. compared with
I1a0oo bags for the week yea
ego Rio receipts aggregated T6oD Dags. against
Rags previous week and 5000 bags last year to
shipments United States 46Vo bags for the Reek
Europe 10Go bags- Santos shipments to the nlted
csipts for week e. 700 stock Seo bags Sanis
shipments the United States. i-So0 bags l. -,
range prices in the local market tooS
was
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
rch 2-rhe leading futures ranged as fol

cash quotations follows: Flour steady: % :
srrins wheat 7sd7sl-c: No :. c 10 rcd ,:e
No white. G4iz d36 NJ rye ~ = g. 1qs ESQ.,
- 44 a.. fair to choice mating +>HzJ3c 10 uaAe.l
xI - Sr Northwestern. 81 To- cl1srT cntEaSt sIS .o
SIl IS: mess pork bhl SIS l2-Sla =, ar X
ai+sS sbouiders boxed. s. g 2qS 80 snorL CIeaF
s;jas h0xeII SIGd $40 ON the Produce Excnanse ,e
a 3re butter narket steady TO firm crc1neriss l9
- diaries 14G24c. Eggs rrIn a. 51drN' cases -
DuIIth March 2-CIose: Wheat. cash 10 RS.I RSu
-. Sc Sorthprn 76isc. No Northrrn '4'sc' MAJ
-: Tnlv nc Oats. May, 34,.
N,ura,,kar March WHEAT arm: close No SortteEl
sO sIc E, 2 Northern. I9q soc May % = ISS5I-c
Corn May. 4I3sc asked - A., -sk... 1,1,.
Treck No hard Tslsc; No SorthsTn l' sc
20 Eo+ba-n 766sc F.our-FIrst patents 50 SCHS4 see
nd 50 SOG&3 first clears . d. secoh4
90 iOSi S2 90 Bran in bulk S1O9SlS o
PT,Iadelnbia Marrh 2-wheat steady contract srsde
March 5sa5sc March 5St tRS2c Oats steady NJ :
bte cIip0ed 43643I7c Butter trm good aennSano 80
Wests-1 creafnery c9c; extra nearby prInIs o..
Arm lie higher: fresh nearby Io az sS IT, AZ Fbs
rs- fresh southern the marx Cnecse
1%r demand Network full creams, prime sinaA L1V
i4I4c do fair good small ~ g. &c s1Esrs
I4c: do fair good, large l5t 1I,rE rJa15s
,ncban9ed cotton 10 points higher nidGIng nplanGs
To- nrtme In b6Is 5sG5.c: dark 81 g5He; eakes Sc
Live poultry quiet but steady; fSSs 60
ROSTERS IOc winter chickens ~ Sps
Recetpts-Fiour 200 bhls ard 4lSyVo 10 m
corn 70 900 bush: 700 bush
ZOO hush: corn 3 800 bush; oats l4OOO push
q Io,is March Close: Wheat. No : red csS1,
49,. Nav 72trg7:fsc: July. 70;s97lc No hard tO9
0oniuai: No white 373s g3sc.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
9inanrial-

30. prime. IS 1895 good 81 9Oas5 Hogs slow:
prime heayes. s. 45qS7 so mediums s. 5aST 80 heayy
lorkers s. 10 2 light Workers 50 sS9S piss 80 .og
s. 4OdS5 CO. cus 81 aSS 80: choice lambs
So sOlS7; veal calves. IS 5OGS9.
Kansas City March 2;-Catte: Receipts. $500 head head
Fat cattle 10c higher quarantine active. 10c higher cows
beef steers 81 605 go fair to good $3 Oa$4
ers and feeders 50 jOG$4 4: 81 s0a
So: 81 3JGpS4 Sc 250$3 10;
native $?g$4 40 native hefers g 3G<4 Gamers
S1dS2 bulls 81 65GS3 calves, &3QS6 So HogS-Re
ceipts. 800 head; market 5eoc higher TOP - % bulk
So 9NsT H.: light Sc 2J6ST Workers 90dS7; pigs.
IS 1S6 50 Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market active
strong: native lambs $4dS6 lambs s. S6S6 20,
fed s3d$4 80: native wethers So 5O9$ 40 Western
wethers 4lra$5 stockers and feeders. s. 50S3 ID
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotaonI 10 points hshsT
miSdIing Guh 6asss were 1@7e 6a.ss soueSsrr s2os
uarefS Ue-e telerzred soiiovS: Aewrteans Ste3oy
uncE1ead I'd skc ales E0oG bales Aoole etea6y, IN
changed I-lse: GaIsG 100 bales 6syan4n nIn' "
eauTsd a. csc. GzIeG S bales Charleston nFEn un-
ciaa@ed al csc. WIIninRton drm. vneAaasea at SIC
l0e. Baltimore ooz5tna un-
changed 1esSe AngEsta autst, Enchange6 AZ 1S1e'
esBsN beiea- St Louis steady. unchanBee x -
ESTIMATED receipts ~ EeWr5eeEs for to8oSToN 80
& T0n haIeE e. COMPARED 1870 bales actul nef
--~@[ azS {, SIS bsles Tor day yeaR aGo ~
Houston tcnlcfToN, % ara ce4ee
halsS actual iags week GnA b4 ee4E
year ago. GAveEtoE expects H.eo 20 tzOdo naleA N
az1ua1 the e0gTe1poBonG
CAV kaRt week aEA II, IG2 bales LAST yoar.
EeeepeE poFtB and interior points eoeyp CON-
Earef Nffh fhe nAuae day last week ard last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 2-CosinE; Mhe9t-sp3t aIiss: Ns
. rel Western winter 6s I'D. No NoTthsrn sPring-
I California Hi Futures quiet March,
- go: NSy Ss lid July IAsd- Corn-SpOt steady
S-DsrJrsn mixed new - BisG Futures steady Marco
a. 65sd: May - 4i=d. Peas-Csnddian steady. 8 Ss4
II,Ir-St Louis fancy steady. - Sd Hops a.
Iondon tPaciAc Coast hrm. E5Gts is Beef easy extra
I@1iS TSsE SOs Pork prime Western ia O.
HS1u d1J abort cut IL to 70 70. stronH
CnherIand cut % o 30 81 rib Is 70 e
~ arm SIS: long clear mI4dles. light - q % os
81: long clear nlddIrs heavy. 3 20 90 p a1si
70. SIS shouIdsrB-square. II to Is % suong -.
IN tisrcss a. 9d: American
rslfnsd IN pals. 4sa Cd B1stsr steady; good CEss4
Cheese steady; American hnsst Enlts and
TallOW-Frfme steady. 23S.
nSnfiue-spirfts arua RosIn-ComEnon Arm So 44ad
PetrnIsura-Redaed steady Sisd- Linssed OIL hrTn.
coStonssod eil-H1l refined SPOT stead. 7ls %. -
ISv-Australian in Lcndcn eAsy, 32s 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
he statistcal position 81 Braziliar

COTTOS-Yeste-day a day Of fair aettv4ty and
some early irrezuIaTty followed by pronounced busE-
ness m the local market The opening was easy
Secline points and following the call prices
~rrsed stIu little lover under liquidation and some
short sales encouraged by the disappointing LveTooi
cables. which. due tc show decline OF about -
f9er At the time opening. while cotton
10 Points lower with sales reported et nut
5000 bales The outlook for receipts also was more
fIvorsbie Early pointed about q 900 bales
FOR the dsv and figures showed ST12 bales
sEzsast aGGa< bales last The easier tone thus
but Ghort duT2tcn however. as the
clique OF the Earet az the lover
hasS Of food IN certain Important
se-fiooa and while estimated receipts st leading
points Tuesday Indicated fl noTSnent dns south
sent buynR orders, Liverpool showed some little i'm
prover1ent az Close and the exports for the day
us-e Eeu 10 De heavy amounting 70 SleS1 hAle& The
Continued support Of the pool and the nnnee6 o. tne
the South locally. WnerS
prices advanced 10 poinS N connecf1on with ne
above brought u good ouy1ng orere
roS tbe lower level prices rapidly advanced
662s points selling At 4o2Sc and May a 1910
fhee nrceg eUrp@szng the previous nigh point py 9uL
10 ncfnfs On the March and paints on the NAY FROM
-is Level there slight reaction toward TIA close
under proat taking. and the market vas nnaIg ssSoy
1sT Ski points higher. Total sales futures eSs1e1 st
TSe range Of prices in the local market today
1ag
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEN NENIRAL K. K.
Liberty Street and SOufh Ferry Gizs from S0ucl
Ferry I've minutes earIisTJ
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENIONN AaD Aoao
A. NJ 10 40. 500 . 45 Eas,0n ony) P NJ Sun
dsys. "A y A. n. 100 80 ? NJ
~ TLkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. . ID
y 5S0 z sEn51yR RsT y 7 rows RIVER III 4VD
BARSEGAT-zAO0 20 n. 80 t34b. 4 10 La
wood Lakehu-sr only) 90 tIJ-5O Lake%ood ci-y)
p NJ Sundays. 1910 A N
ATLANTIC CITF-T9 i NJ - ~ = VI
VTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzi"p \ II Il %
LONG BRANCH. ASBTRY PARE%. OCEA-.
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND >EASHOHEs
POTNT~z4OO $50 II.20 A. N. As. 90 $50 ?. u
Su1Gavs except Ocean Grove. 90 A ". ~ P. ".
PHIL ADELPHIA (READIS-T TERMTSAL}-z"4@S x.
ZOO ~ 20, '9c0. 1000 rI1,n0 ~ NJ. rl2o3. 800.
a 50 - +S 90 - o.. - - Gn 500 P NJ
asTFT AID CHESTNUT sTREETS-s4 *. +S>a 80 70.
al a. A II s11e. 3'34n. $50. 100. g - T. NJ.
"12 Is Mdt ,-,-,,r. ,,o1rx,-1Yr .xD
WTIIIAMSPORT-s!4 z425. Ts % "a 10 1000.
~ m a NJ Reading cnly). 81 OF. 7 ~ 200 P u
Peadtng PottsviIls Harrisburg onlJ. 200. - -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

as: 70 50 20; 50 so: n. s. sOss4 y. -; C. 81 %
Savannah. Ca. March 2.-Turpentine nrrn. Sc re-
espts lss sales .oS: exports ls2 ss R9sn Tots nr
G. p e E g. g 81 = 10; g. II w g e. %; 81 50; H. 30 NJ
Charleston. s. C.; Mareh @Turpent.st6 =. d. nm H g. Is
l. 81 so; X. 50 Is: NJ Sc 35 y, 20: W G. s" So " W.
s. 90. IT,, g..
receipts l2 casks: rosn. firm. 81 20; receipts &I
turpentine. rm 81 40Ie4: receipts %; tar nr - w.
receipts ass 80, --,z
London, March 2-Turpentne- Spirits As lad Foslh
American anrd.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
OTHER MARKETs-sV TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March z-CattIe Receipts a coo head. includ
ing leo Texans: active f0GI5e higher rood TO prime
steers s5 I0S5 7S to medium e5 o0g4 S0 stockers
ana faedeS SO@k4 70; 81 +0s4 go hstforz $50
q rs; cSnnsFE 81 SoGs2 co. bulls 9: 2s@g4 So calves
ceipts to-day. 900 head te-morToE 900 head Iefs
tfesr sG sO0e7 S0 good 70 choice heavy 81 Se9S7 oo
rouEh heavy S71s7 20; light ea e04s7 bulk Of sales
esroae: lambs STEADY 20 loe hRhsr; good 70 choice
efhSrx sS6s s5: ealf choice ued. sa9SA %: native
isfaha, 81 EB&ST.
faftie Sctiga highsr, sa6sS s. shesp BtroGgs higher
esas5. lambs stESng, hiSAeE e. soSs9 e. A., ..,xa
Esss I4bsrsy, March 3-csEtis strengi sAeaeA y DS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
Railroads
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwEETY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsHRossEs AND CORTLANpr sFIEsL STREE -.
~ The leaving time from DesbrOsSes an0
COrflandt Streets IL ave minutes IsteF tn1n
that given below for Twenty-thtfa
station. except where otherwise noted
100 a. n FAST MAIL--LImIted to two Parlot C+ls
Fqd RiaInE Car New York Pittsburs slsepS OA
F1sT FSGisfG TiNE1PstsSar fqs2hsn 70 ana
pa m sseSSE smdnE and
Ton cars. chieaso A Cleveland Toledo. Detroit.
ASS TSPg.siii:7
9daaSPois aieyi' chiessa ST. sr1 o1is Snehna DnnE
0s II 65as 5a Fs
55 s F. NJ vi MsTEFS T yy For S5so
5Se p M steePs ts9afgTaay ping Car pi..ssurg and
Chicago. For Kno1Sllle daily via ndesh Valley
SSu F. NJ onGs GHvEE.2p e fS'aR IaD s1P
CsTSePf t end
S snS; s stss S Pn0s p 1910 Z, 5 s aRS cs
@ DInas NJ 80 csF sBtnnE 70 ps6t6ssss S Uses
Pnirs 1G' cas- 1biain9 car
Sc Baa BnRE Car: Sa 3 i 20. 70 night n iaG;n6S is5 6ia5s
65}n 95 20 &SosngFessonaI Limed MIN s caG 45S
SGT5aEEX Hir55 dsv 8 t2.d e % 1S Z
p m lDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. l2-4o ?. M
A51S1 @ dS eoA F54is s5!:i 5 n II s5S
and cortIandt Streets. - O. M weekdays.
A s tN y 10 bFb 5 Foraa
N6RPofk Pi hN6 REsrERE @ efs!E RA1r wArFor Memphis
and New-OrIesns. ? % p m daily. -,
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAT.-1-5J a. n "seN-
days $50 m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORF'oLh-i-O9 a. m
week davs and m daily.
ATLANTIC 9ITF---95E' a. ard 25%p
sundays. a m. Through FestbueG ITalns- 6uIIet
Paslor cars and Standard Coaches on Teek-days Fdr
lor smoking ar Paror Cars. Dining Car ana Sta1afd
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAT--1255 . m. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Hdllroad
West Twenty third Street Station. SO a n Il ~ ~
-. 40: and IL % week-days Suraays y.1 -"
45 tcrnm DesbrOsses and CcTtlandt Streets)
300 a m l. 96. 80. 30. and ll30 p m Weekdays
Sundays. 941 q. M. rs p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 tDeshrnsses and Cortlandt Streets s. 2f) 80
SO. S5 30 90 IJ Penna Limited. 1n1 IDesorosseS
and GortIandt Streets. 10 2N Dining Car) 1888 de
Iarp = 10 'DeSb-0ss"s and Cortlqndt Streets, 2Zl
@25 Dining Ca) 3E5. 80. As Dining Car) 50 DH-
ing Can. 5.55 Dining Carr. ~ 8 Is 30. 925 p n
L 10 right Sundays. T55 Dining Car. coaches
q $50 SO tImitedJ 30 10 30 Dining Carr. a m
I25 Dining Carr 1.55 Dining Carr . Dining carr
42' Dining Carl ass Dining Carr 500 tDininS
Carr. 40. S. %. S ;nJ. 8 - m. L. 10 night.
Ticket oces. Nos +G 1854 III and 2Sl Broadway: IS
Fifth Avenue below ri ST. 2e3 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.: Astor House. West Twenty-thtrd street
Station and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road cab Service
". ". ATTERRI-RY. t WOOD.
General Manager. Cfen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March . ( p: m--C9tton-spot In moderats
-ouest prices points lower American middlng fair,
s2d: good middling. sd middling $500 low mid
6IJnr PAD good ordinary 0-lSd ordinary Sd The
sales Of were 5000 bales Of which 500 were for
included American Re
cStcr. GsS bales including ?.4OO American Futures
nSnSd easier and closed very steady American mtddlnS
= a March 52Sd: March and April. 52od: April ana
Nay 2Td; May and June 2Sd: june and July; go
TulY and August. 2Sdd5 39d; August and septennef
ITd6 Isd September and October. 4ed94std: Octoeer
and November. A6Od; November and DSee1noer' ASSaV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March Flour steady: best patent spring;
81 2Jn$4 80: spring. s4GS4 bakers
Gear spring 81 25as IS: grades winter and
cracker four 81 35q$3 50: -four s. 65g$4 Wheat
Winter nominal; l white. Soc. Nc red. S1cs spring
dull l hard s9ssc Corn strong: No Yellow. 62s+c;
No corn, Sc steady; No white. Al &c; No :
mixed 4Oc Rarley. 5Tq6Oc in store Rye. No 1. z
6S1zc.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
RnYhJ Billie LINE

FOR BALTTHORE AND wASHINGTON--s y.
40 40 al 30 a 81, sIO0 20 90 goo. 10 P VI =.
"I2I5 Mdt
zFrom Street onv paw FLFffY SIN"
DAY sSunday only. :ParIor ong- i.N - Fa1111I4
Sere~: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferrv. Asc- Houss
1l5 e6I G34 $40. 354 FroadVay - a'h Ass = C1o7
S,a-e West I53 Fast l2Sth 30 West fe5rh ST. 24S
~5TJr1bus Ave New York. court s. 50 $50 fulton
Is-ooEr-,- aS Rroa Iwav. ICiiila1shIr, New T1rE
;s5sfer Co calls checks baggage u destination
yicPEcsident c7en'I MANAGE Gere-a Passr Ass7
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
NAVAL STORES.

stoeIn rosin 4oesS haEFsa Spirits tnERentins ISL
barrels. Tar 81 basTss For spsE5s tSspsatiHs tascS
prices wsEe not qu0tahIs lower: Rostn vas aSzn f1ty
nE dsIsr9 1Ss setfVs: Va quote: sgaTifI
ssa.sss g ~ as9 S q 4: "a b. s d 90; 4 go
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 2Ths arrivals OF wooI for The ssc9Hd
S1mounts New South wales s. sls halss' 9Hssa11and
TH5s2; Victoria. 72Sl3; south AuSSrala go
60 - ooS Hone and Natal 81 To7 IHeludsd IN the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

Foreign Coffee Markets: Rio-Coree market hrn1: No
Pic 4S6s5 exchange. 3T-:2d receipts. llo0 bags;
10000 bags stock. 4GsOo0
f,sEx Santos-t'ofee dull; good Santos,
$3.50: receipts 240 bags stock, $50 0O0 bags Ham
Iu-z opened unchanged; 80
unchanged 70 pfg higher sales 3lgo bags; stock
in bags. OF which 10000 bags are
T2rszfItsE. Havre-CsofYee opened steady.
C4anFed: 81 L. unchanged: Al m Sfi5 pig higher:
5.2n unchanged: bags
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

.bovs are 81 800 AustralAsaH and 5000 Cap: oS
S-o Hone and Natal direct EpnIerS Ins
total avaiIabs sales laf0oO haiss inca4Las
"a held from ire nFst series
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

Receipts OF breadstuIs at interior points IN thouSans
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

Have your horses shod with Ortiz &
Co. by a practical sheer.
Look into Kleinwort's market. on
North Third street. He has the incest
fresh meats In the city.
We are sole agents for Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machinss.-Albert Fs.
Der, 305 Railroad avenue.
In mexican ORA wn ~ork we are
showing a big assortment. Albert
Faber, 395 Railroad avenue.
All wool leggings, knee length, for
children, CSC; for misses, S5c, and for
ladies', 800, Button o~vergaiters for
ladies' 95c. Black Cat stockings for
men. women and children at C. Mays
Popular Priced Shoe Store, POS West
Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
RELIABLE GOODS AT LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES,

We have received an elegant new lot
of spring wash dress patterns, two hun
dred pieces to pick from and no two
alike, 10 yards in pattern and prices
range from 60c to $3.50.
B-ounce bottle of q%uinine for 10c.
why pay more?
Large handled mops, 30c.
12-grade Disston saws, $3.50.
Disston compass saws. 40c.
We are strictly headquarters for
poultry netting.
8 cups and 3 suacers for Csc.
8 pounds of soda crackers, Csc.
Lea & Perrins table sauce, soc.
Choice native dried peaches, sc.
The largest assortment OF mems
gloves to be found in town,
Overalls, soc, 60c, roc and soc.
Carpenters aprons, 1uc.
THE MAZE,
VIM. Kieke, Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
Industrial Commissioner Here.

Wesley Merritt. industrial agent for
the Santa Fe. with office at Chicago, is
in the city. He has control of this de-
partment for the Santa Fe and has
taken considerable interest in agricul-
tural developments Of the Rio Grande
valley. 1t will be remembered by read
ers of The Citizen that a meeting was
called at the Commercial club a few
months ago to consider a letter written
the club by Mr.. Merritt in reference to
tobacco raising in the valley. He is
probably here to make personal inves-
tigation of the conditions of the soil
and climate of the valley as to whether
or not tobacco could be grown here
successfully. Mr.. Merritt held consul
tations with several of the prominent
business men of the city this morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

April is one of the best months in
the year to visit California. Wait for
c~olonist rates to California points via
thhe Santa .Fe ARril1 10 j, "e4 10, 1903.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
pll!!'Rl|;;''l||:,lO
fsefsc~ Than HosrJ
me kfChGH magICidn

Others of the carrying force have
been dropped. and the wedding out
will continue until The Citizen OBJ
tains a force of young boys who don't
blaspheme every word they utter and
are respectful in their language to
their seniors.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
san JOSE MARKET.

Lovers of piano music anticipate
genuine enjoyment from the perform
ance of Miss Margaret Davis at the
public library building tomorrow
night. Edith Norman Klock, soprano,
and Miriam Eskridge, reader and char
acter delineator, will also appear.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

On diamonds, watches. ETC., or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for household
goods. Automatic phone 120.
I. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18
U|MLHN

Use IL pure home rendered lard,
simply the boiled down fat from north
arn corn fed hogs, absolutely pure
all the lard oil left in, goes farther
than any lard you can buy. Guaran-
ted to give perfect satisfaction.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

The Santa Fe win have colonist tick
cts to California on sale April l to
June Is, inclusive, at rate of $25. 1t
will pay you to wait for our rates. Ser
vice unsurpassed,-F. l.. Myers, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

Fine fresh fish Thursday. SAN
JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-18

Dance by Mrs. Berry at Grant hall
tonight. Good music means pleasant
dancing.