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New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. March
COFFEE-Yegterdey'S coffee market opened STEADY az
unchanged prices end ruled quiet. ir keeping with
featureless foreign and entire absence o.
developments In the primary situation 1ne 'oa
sales reached only and the market At te
cse was stu steady opening basis 1t was half
holiday in the market which closed net franc
lower Hamburg unchanged, were both the prl-
mary and the of Brazilian exchange There
were clearances 30 900 bags and the combined reces
Rio footed 1900 bags So Tar Tor the
month the stocks Santos show decided In
crease the total being 700 the amount
reported on March New-Ycrk stock also exhibits
an expanding tendency being ~ sos bags ana the
present tendency deliveries seems to be IN
the direction Of smaller takinGs Wednesdays oelVees
being only e,O00 bags In the United states IS
apparent THEREFOR Improvement in the stau-
tcI position noted during the months Is meet
ing with the time eenti-
men$ IN a beerish view OF the sua-
tion notwithstanding low level Of prices The
quiet with quotations on the pa7s oi
6hc Rio No z.
range contract prices in the local market to-day
vVaS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
EueopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

1dvernooI March 1s.-Closing: Wheat-spot dull: No
red Western winter es 15;d No NoTtheFn TEsnf TI
US DroI1a Nav IS i7sd: July. IS lad. Corn-SPot-
american mixed new quiet, 4s eHd: American "xsd NJ ed
july. Is sd Peas-canadan quiet 6s 4d Eogs-ss .c
TIfs fancy winter quiet SIS 3D. Hops at London-Pacinc
Coast Arm 5sf7 1SS Beef Sasy ex's rs lsdA M Hams
bor ct - to IS n. steady. SOS Sd Bacon steady
Cumberland cut % to 80 10 SIS Cd short rib lS TO =
sSs on long clear uiddles Hight q to "a 10 3ss sd;
10; i'm Jos .sr % %idisS heavy IS Il 20 10 6Ss short clear
hnc. IA to 20 n, clear bellies Il 10 10 ID o4e
shoaidsrs-sauare II TO u No. steady AS LardPre i PIN"
vsSara In ferces Sis; American renned IN pss
StsSSy bos 3D. Butter-Good United States steady sos
Cheese American Enst M Ss @ Sra
a.. "a ea Rosn-Comrnon stssdy. Sc 74d Petroleum
-Pedned quiet 65zos L@lfseSo u" SN40N - 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. X
Liberty Street and South Ferry Gine rom
sontS Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown below.
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-z4to CT15 Easton ony) 10 a. n.
10 44O tJ45 Easton only) p NJ Sundays z4--'
VnKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo o-1o
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHUhST. TOMS RIVE -AND
BARNEGAT-z40o g. 30 a. m. L.0 so q. ~ Lax 1
wood and Lakehurst onlyl, 800 (10SO LahsNooo ohS'
p. m. SundayS- 1000 NJ
VISELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4OO a. rL3o
V6NG; BRANCH AS3TRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORF
POINTS-z4OO $50. 1l.3O a AS. 95O. o. 80 p H.
SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove, 0O0 a. m. AoO p m
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERMIEALl-zs429s
TOO $500 1900. 1000 +11o0 a m tl2oo, '1Os
$3.50 +2OO 1900. 400. 800. t6 CO. $780, $500 p m
24TIT AND CHESTNUT STREETs-S4c5. 1880. "t03Os
.II.3O a. m, 100. 1870. 800 200. fSS p M
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrSVILLE AND
IIAMSPORT-Il4.OO 90 z425. $500 llf9.1o CooO,
ii 90 a m. Reading onlyp. lklOo- Ilfeo. t2C0 NJ
Reading PottsyilIe Harrisburg only, fi.OO. 800
m. zFrorn Liberty Street only "Dsily fDatly, ex-
cept sunday. sSundsy only SParior cars only llEiA
Tama9ua. 1Saturdays --
OfFcrs Liberty S. Ferry. South Ferry Astor Houses
Soare West 153 25th ST., 273 West l5th st. 2<S
Columbus Av., York: Court St. 344, $50 Fulton
81 RrookIyn: Broadway williamsburg New York
transfer and Checks baggage to destfnation-
". G. BESLER, Z NJ BURT'
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen. PAss'F Az
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
SUES Ex.PREM1ER's NEPHEW.
Or. c. o. Tupper's Wife Asks Separation
His Counter Charge

The marital !nfeIicity OF DR.. Charles o. Upper.
nenbew Of Sir Charles Upper. former Premier OF
Canada was revealed before Justice Maddox IN the
FsrookIvu Supreme Court yesterday, when counsel
for Mrs. Upper, in her suit for separation against
~ rnsband made a motion for aIinony and coun-
sol fee Decision was reserved. In his answer
Dr. Tupper denies bis wifes charges that he has
F.Ved 10 support her and sets q counter claim
gor shsolufe divorce on statutory grounds. The
Jumpers married in 1armoutn; n. p
is now practising at No. S9 Jenerson-aVe e:
Trnner he saws refused to come to him unC! ne
coIiIS furnish a carriage for her. He says he
wishes 70 uphold the family name which Ie 1h tta
Doninion of Canada man from yarmouth
n S. is named correspondent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
DR.. JONATHAN CILLEY DEAD.
Ead Position in College Where Body Of Ex-
President Hsrrisons Father Was Found.

Dr. Jonathan CfIley. WNo was ali army surgeon
in the Grill War and who was demonstrator OF
anatomy In the Ohio Medical College when the
body of John Scott Harrison father OF ex-Presoent
Harrison, was recovered in sensational manner,
died on Wednesday at his home. Twefth-aVe- ana
Forty-fourth-st-. Borough PARK. Brooktya. LII
Nj. Harrison died In 1873, and his body vas
h,Tjed in the family vault in North Bend Ind. Next
dsy IL was discovered that several graves mac
been robbed. Ex-President Harrison, then mem men.
in Cincinnati to try TO ind the body OF an, an oa 10
his own father, which was about TO pc useo Ior
dIssecting Dr. Ciey gained considerable m0sGre1y
with others and he had no idea where they cans ne
+vro wears leaves two and two daughters
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

Spot cotton closed quiet, with quotations 10 points
higher Oh the basis of loc foC Uddng upland. ana
i05c for midding Gulf amounted to 1900 bales
Southern spot tesg6ePheA :. fOl!oxG: Nsw-
Orleans steady, hc higher, 1t exc; sales T1S0 bales
NOZZLE stsady. unehenEsd It sieo; s%les g bales
chsTisston HrIn unchanged, At snc. Wilminsteu nEn
rnchSnged ct ehc. Norfolk. stsAdy unchanged ct 9he
SaIea I2 baies Baltimore nominal unchanged. At 10hc
oaivesOn strong unchansed 16-ise .aiss Is2 bales
AuRsta firm unchanged, at 1oc: sales 1691 bales; St
Louis. quiet and STEADY unchanged at 12-lec e
10 900 BALES compared with 6ee4 bales actual last
week 1854 bales for the same DAY year ago A
comparsA With 2s1s bales actual last week and Ass
haIeS year ego Galveston 1000 70 1000 bales
in with eCo7 bsIse actual tor the corresponding
dav last week zoz2 bales last year.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day, ceE-
pared With day IASS week and last ySarI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

COTToN-Yesterday's market. after opening
steady at advance Of 2&3 points. ruled active
and also decidedly TTner, prices being steadily ad
yeneed until the close which was firm at ret gain of
by special excitement 1t accompanied by
any fresh connection with the operations OF
the bull clique though these interests indeed cred
ited with buying the and positions more
freely at the advance. There however considerable
more nervousness among room shorts who were appaT
unsettled in their convictions the probable
OF values by the decided decrease !n the move
uent indicated by the port receipts for the day,
amounting 10324 bales against H. 103 bales last year
In addition TO this the weather again such a. to
Mississippi Valley rains being reported the Western
belt which. in addition to their probable influence on
considered likely still further
reduce the movement. The estimates for receipts at
but sentiment accorded weight the weather out
look, the hrmness at Liverpool which due to advance
half point. 2a5 points higher at her close
continued volume OF exports which yesterday
about three times the port receipts This latter
OF the situation IN connection with the reduced
Of about 10000 bAes against 143 634 bales
led predictions Of strong statistical
showing fo- end added to the xety OF
shorts Certain Wall Street interests. who
the said to be notable buyers to-
day also houses with Southern and European
Late from the South was OF bullish
average, telling Of hrm spot markets and unsettled
climstic conditions and toward the close commission
houses which had been comparatively QGie during the
There naturally more or less liquidation as the
market worked upward and values showed occasional
but brief unmportan recessions, with ths close st
point OF the best Of the day. Total sales OF
futures 900 bales
OF contract prices In the local market to
Hay VAS AZ follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

sE. tin s s a6s dsonsd fpsSres IS At Is S
15s The break abroad was responded to in the S SeT "
e$2a 60 The declines in both markets were said to be
the result OF reahs oy @ h6oefs @ VINO
sales APr1I dsIveTy sssi Is
decline Of 6d VIII 8 spot cop
q running light 50 far for 1t the 9se
SSF 90
auGea at 81 sbs and eeGE9Eo at 81 VAS s
3g Tns 9 IR1aop sd
m to M afS S' dSes !. Pe 5 Cd in
/ fanGFg al
ern ana 10 foundry SOFT szs 5og$24 co. War
5Es tss hold OF ewing 4t9
light stock Gf was Duf m rne bn QUIET and
unchanged here New-oEeap5 9gotaqns M f4l0S
sess i7esIo ssPfE5sss Pr@s
SsS $SgTsf$s ns5sss for steam and .s
tonnage was quiet ana without The inquiry
showed and rates s Ts5e not
s4a xs'Ts5 ID: e. Hg S.ns4ts Ss
Roterds Sc Cotton e LyeFP9G per 100
e9 ' S416 ons general cargo hencs to South africa
esr sa.as S Or
terms March LTtsh steamer 2eSs tons same april M
British l2l tons, Me1ican d trade
so:i CO..; sns sHG1si
W India m ade so one oo Gund 5 to capc
To~n. DrIvsss terms schecnsT 50 lumber gsrnan
hollow brick Perth Amboy to Tampa and back drY
& 7fia
aslS er BE- g. 9
ss % S ,sGru: to d:S MHss port United Kingdom
oiIszconasons ooetonssed Oil remain aSOu: the
s:s Ss sss .:.: S:s s...s %
j. sS.s ss ss:.! S:R s4s s s
&c: ;as sstz;Ea I ssl5s:' e. I Psa: s'!!S .s
sSsi5s gut Of 44osso; cacutts 7Se Lard
:fosSsf u: Ses: mai r.esps. prsvi:oas :sssa S
8; 81 .ss
he ua 81 5aiy ana aomnsaon a % houses
S.r g ~ an Y S S i sS9 s sas T.i.
KsaRs Sssos ana M.s: =: 'P5 ;,sS
sc sssnly iie bossae; shO:s elss!s sieessl o.
sSs:'; s3s:s ass' ,aeis Z isoSSss 90 :ts"
bREsszb aoasS aSScs Scs.u 't aoD 9 sSo 20 b.
eSf sss 2 sgs lep iSs R!s
s.s .sSus. Il n ana sas,a = J. y Il T. ss:
si s1siSs Sss0H ga s::dy; a1es:a = E:a:S
::ss 1 = aSos.i I o.S sSSioo: az
RIcI-RspEs q arn holding Of ayeilabse supplies
Sc: @ s.s1 S:as:s5 ,s: ):
Sod ~ Is Ss; pr.ass to cassa Sk9ss; SscG eE ogsi
ssss ssgess ssssoa ss.a u ssss kss g
snGAE-6aed 49, Tsre nehaassa. nst HaSca Es9s
rTicss qs0a pet 70 }osbss end whesSais srocsrs
Out - crnshaA, AAGe Magic t9he4ss 8e9G; N01lA
sas ssSs@ &C.; XS5kx ~ asxSsTsa. e; SsEdsrsd
sssEisaszG sTaassssa E1ss: EasIs eosEe aS1 s.sEe
Is: k1ss e ass Ei.suisted &eSe: EsEis me Grsag-
|e;:',e:s;s. q s..si j ss. ss 3 : e ~ E :$' 81
Ea = 1oSs; Ne. 8 20 3: Aoe No .s SeS' ' basi'
L0GdG oasisA partial 9evsnee Of $a On best s1saF
wh MassA eoaf e * s. ~ tS e. nSrS ~ xS1sOs &
S61s ssSas as last ysaE. Ths ioe4 mazst va. stsed
~ leW axndas via maRcova&0 % eeSs es 0he and
Hslsass.s. csaiss1s soEsves& & s1s snll yss M ; g;
nd fEeiTh sEaTs basis 50 test \ few lots are offered
g lssSe sasss z re sSss: as g sSss aA~ 1A''
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
SISTERS DIE WITHIN THREE HOURS.
Both Over Eighty Years old-They Had
Long Been Inseparable.

Born in Brooklyn more than three-Quarters OF a
century ago two aged sisters, Mrs Mary B. b.
Randolph and Miss Sarah Il Brooke, died yes
terdsy morning within three hours at their home,
No q WiIJow-st They were the daughters OF
Abraham Brooke one Of the pioneer residents OF
BROOKLYN Heights. Mrs Randolph was eighty
three years old and her sister eghtytwo years OLD
For ffty-three years they had lived tosether " IN
.b. NOW old fashioned wiIlow-st- house Quakers
by birth they were OF retiring disposition. James
= RandaInh Mrs RandoIph's husband, has been
lead for MANY years and since that time the SIS
fers had been inseparable. It was their oeslre 10
die together, and this WISH was frequently CA
pressed in the last few months
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Brooklyn Warehouse and Storage Company, held
at the warehouse, No. S8 to 355 SchermerhoTn-st,
Brooklyn, the following board Of directors was
elected: Joseph ]. Aimirall Herbert L Bridgman.
George ". Chsuncey, Chauncey n Depew, Guy
Du VAL Horace c. Du Val, John s. rockingham,
William s. Hawk, William B. Tubby John r. Van
WormeT. William H Wallace, Harold 7. Whits
and Henry n. Whitney. As inspectors OF election
chosen. At meeting OF the board Of directors,
held innediately st the close OF the stecknclders
dent. George w. chaunceyi yice-PzesideLs. John
R Vsn Wormer: treasurer, H. l. Brtogman. and
secretary, Guy Du Val
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENrX-THIRD sTREE1
AND DESBRossES AND CoETLANDT sTHAS~
y The leaving time from DesbFOsses aAo
Cortlandt Streets IL ave minutes later t-nHe
that given below for Twenty-thHd
station. except where otherwise nOteE- r.-,
eRS SaIas ter1 ss.Pns caf
ssss ssss 4 l. sPf f:-'I41iS1a
ssspns Dnlne sna o6::T0n 6:sr0
E9s Ssi:sf GoS:y Gszfsnas s.
For fosdo GISA9o I..sA AND ST Lofs and
'Ss n Eou!SI.s s., Es5.
vi MEsTsRSs Te SSsPaRfqsh y.ix For
AsetSiesy PRES x..s n.s
SoSss SnSss" r Kno1Se daily vie Ss snssstSEdaz sssstSrdaz
cFsvEASD foE GiS'11s HsD ES
SStn:tTf9%YT SsT'sPfiii NT FiiE snd ds6TTH ..
'P10s 6ainl Gs lo1S ea 1S!Sss:tlsad. ss
street. s, 6 Dining Rs'pYrGs5stss I eli PsT9r
s 45R!Es s55s. CsT Dining Gor,, ,n,eb2 t2' s
ioSs Ppatps Ii isS ps2oP ePniRdd and
cs20 sss Bi6s c.4 Iis?ss rs nnE ca ass
soEHsRSNs RSNs 5 asn @ -. S
sas s.6ro..T..a 9fl cas;1.6a, Ps,% s: nj
A?.4S5 sOAs E5=I3. Es5:s, 50
s-,:s Tsrk Mail i2lo night daily. sea00'Fo
NoRF9Lk tND Z REsrsRE e eis!z RAnwAT-Tor Memphis
5sv: oH?o I m week
FOE 2fP PoIN9T GoMFoSr fSsE and NoRToIN-'' a M
rweek.days and s55 D m daily. zaek-davs
A11mANTIC CITY.-95S a m. and 25S . 1a,ns m Buffet
T,L,ays 75S a. Through VeStiouIed aays Par
iarinr Ca~s and Coaches on nj Standard
LoI smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining S2E 49,
coaches
MAf-1ah5 n. week-days from
Frr POINTS on New T1onR Branec Nai Ie 10
Sst THenty-thrd street ststion>; soS snndays Is
= m AIS p. from De@brosses end cortIana. day1
sn a. m: ~ 20. $40. 10. and l1sO p H.
'''1 FoR q r. P4f1GhhRRbPP5LPHrA. T II Z e -, 7u.
o. and Cortlandt streets IN 10 Ce~brosses
and Cortlar5t Streets, 1nZ0 Dining CarD' x mining
l1E Carl l1H5 m. 12 IS DINING carr i ON rs
90 IN rDasb-osan~ Cnr'lsndt StrretS> * min.
:CS Dining Car} 3!5. 4.25 e. 25 fDinng 'ar % - n
ioT Car b5S fninnR carr. * 29 20 ~ +coschesl
J2Io light. Sundays 10 753 Dining car no g N
2 sE5. 955 nined) a * 10 80 (LnIng-
I?5 dining Carr Dining carD 5 fRiRn1 ntninE
= ho 4 2a Dining Carl. AS Dining car, DIV >
Car1. KS. s.25 sRH o 25 p m. r. 10 nFht , ,s2
TtckHt offices Nos ls1 1884 III and El fso,r.r
Eth Avenue belov 2d ST. peg Eth AvshTs ird street
Station and Of Desbrosses and
strne4a: Colrt street Street 90 Broadway
end Pennsylvania Station. Brookyn: .f1 Iii
Jersey City York Transfer COMPANY 80
FOR and check baggage from hotels and Fssioen1e'
through destination. ,.r
Street for PennsylNanlA
road .Ssrvirs
W w ATTEp pTTpT. =. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Cent Passenger Agen"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
OTHER MARkETs-8Y TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati March 19Hogs active and hishrr 81 5oD
81 5OdSR, Lambs strong. s. JOgST --oo r.ud.
chicago. Cat,IemRsceIPs 0 1 ~ renp6 4snn:
So Sog$t 7o St6ckers and feeders 81 I5ast 81 S9T5:
SI Sl 81 80: heers 25G$4 TI Gamers, 81 'F9*- %,
bulls s. ast calves $ *S o. asSas fed sSgeT
Ss CO... IeSt over 900 average. 5G1Oc higher close
sfeady mixed and butchers. 81 15f1S7 p good 70 choice
te 5 Blk Of sales l5as7 90 sheepRecepts
co %e.d sheen and and higher: good 70
Sca wehers SIS 4Oq fair TO choice mixed = !s,g
S.; 40: lambs. 50 25ESI 'o' western a"OS' T~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

vo-s. H.rrh le-The offerings at the wool auction
,.ies today numbered IS IA bales Including ull sup
81 - r,sr;nna The in keen demand, ana
fer ss los taken By american purchaser Coarse
mS3csn huyers good lines Of
hoESetts greasy Lncons slpSs sold frsSy M
Iess e., astSi New South Wales l5oo bales secured
.SS1Isd tS fHdeI. i'd 71.de. ID yIstoF:s
1G 1GOS ra11st+uiS Ef Seies: secured ~ pied Nswzea1
i.nd - of Good HOPE ana Natal. 800 bales; greasy,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
A NEW LIBRARY COMPROMISE.

Another compromise plan between those VINO
believe IL the selfperpetuation idea in the directo-
rate OF the Brooklyn Public Library and the
Brooklyn Library, when the two shall have been
consolidated and those who oppose has oeen
eyniyed The plan is to modify the proposed
amendment to the Morgan consolidation Oil SO
that its provisions, whereby eleven OF the twenty
four directors are to be sef-perpetuadng, VIII De
operative for twenty-five years only AT the ex-
i-a afion of fhat time all Of the future directors
shall De appointed by the Mayor. The plan is IA
yored generally by prominent ofhcials
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool 10 p aT,et eod mid
di PUl' s0S. riddiing 34d middling. 52od good
ordt1arT 5osd: ordinary 4e6d. The sales Of the day
49, Oo haIee OF which 500 for speculation ad
sxport and included $500 American Receipts, SGCo s
hafes incI8Ing $500 American Futures opene1 Hrih
ana Closed very steady American middiing G. MaPca
oad- Sareh and April 5.20d; April and May o2ld;
9Ty ~ Tn,e cid: June July 523d July and
XmSust 22a5 o3d: August and September 6I4ao.iod
4.S6d; October and November
4 Cad: November and December 461d.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TO INSPECT ICE TRUSTS PLANTS.

The stockholders committee appointed at the re
cent meeting Of the American Ice Company Will
probably meet next week. President Schoonmaker
has officially informed John A sleicher the chair
man. that members Of the committee will be in
vited to make q personal inspection Of all the
oompany's plants and property in Maine, along
the Hudson River in Baltimore. Washington and
Phtladelphie- and that the books Of the company
will also be opened for the inspection OF the com
mittee and experts 1t is the desire or the mem
bers Of the comrnittee to accept This efIer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
NAVAL STORES.

n. market for spirits turpentne was about stsady
tth sellers at say 67&c for machine mace oaLes an
- Shous Nc under that. RoSin was steady 10
0nyssS a ar vac steady with soms business az the
Gnosd 1 ISts' RReeESTINE-on bbIs 67es7He; machine
Nel:t SIsHs SSs 50 %: oil bbls, q oc2Ss g.
RosIS-CernEnoSa1 g sE e 20: X 81 s$s 20; 3s 10
ExS Se 30: = d 5o n s. e09&o 90; N. -: O. n %
N~ " " STOCK ON RAND. -,
Io.,n
s~S-SS- trr1nntfbe
Tar - az ~.n,s
AZ: xsi"S Ie: e1Dorts 1o7 Resin nrEa; Eec!pts SS2
saiss. %; szpoTt1 go. esot@sa @ 3 ;Sa S
RSSSS: E as: & &. 8 8 ss: s. = v. j. 3: -. 49,
sym. 4. 5, c. b and a 8 s6; r g; q g io; =.
g o. q Ts \ % 1o ~ - %: ~ - SO' O. ~ TO-
ars ~ e Sx.ruA ssspgrits turpentinS ar. 66ei
foSin sim 81 e6 receipts. al. Crude
rsStne drm s. 9o6SS receipts. ls Tar ATm 81 g;
t:5 sew risspi. March i0-a'O'i7s'-R"'in' ''S NS':
Mach A4s THd. Rosn
--1merican 0tretnSd, g ID: naS' w.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NaW-YoDk, kageh %. 1904
u;4Sd direct No 5s!es FepOtsd. 0EsG1s4 Ssef sss1y;
e;t S-SSsd native Glds0, range 81 49As h
Cablsa last Fsoasvsd suceea Amsrean nva cattle se9G
81 ere Wsre no GIportS ce live stock 3resh
neat from IRIS port to-day ToOsEov The E1etsr City
snS ssek " ~ ~ ~ & ~ e - So - haaA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

Rio $500: exchange, I'D receipts 1900 bags cleared
santos-Coee market dull good ayeraEe Santos 1920;
Coffee market opened 1nchSngec at 2SO m was net
opened steady and franc lower; at II unchanged;
sale "a half idav -dav
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

Cash quotations were a. soIeEI: EloSr e SnL snS
Nc eatL &ske; Nc white. e43ssHe; Ne ryS 4eke;
gesS feeding barley &c; choice mailing, lSoSae:
Ne nsMsea. Ai:i No Northyssts:n, r. sIsssF:
isSa Pc 160 e g lSosle; short rss s.sSs asossl g
cs4r ei6sG fbe1sO $40 S7M efl0 bo wtsksg. hSis Of
hAgh wtneS 81 3D. On the Produce Escnn1ES to-day ts
14934e. Eggs steedy; AZ marx included, 1Se19Ae
Cheese steady, 1aGlSAe
pulUth March Es,-Close-whAa4 70 arrive. No hAEG
SbAc: No Nathsra. 5@Ss; No NegSheFn, T2ke; May
sk&e: July, SAAc. oAt&-Eay. &se.
East 1esrty. March fs-cattse etsadZ; choice. 9 Is
sSns e. bssyssr I e1s .sI,sSs 49, ss: 80 Afys YoH
81 60Gef @: light do 81 Ger 60; plgz 90 %0G4I 81
g e1ls and csnEzoaz g Sss to ehetes lambs. 81 g
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eske; Ney. exc; Jay. esee: no hard, So911e cegR-
&E cash, 1oasc aolnAl AaE, e&e: Juy, 1eZe. Oats
80 cAGh, So, Donnlnals Mzy, aSk@NAa1 JzlE 1eo
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

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New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Nc hSrd ssS.; 10 Sortscrn s21.c: W:nte4 nonInai:
50 ysi!Sv. tss Ne soFn tSc No 2 %i5sd 81 sss os..
western onsFe6 at 6646se. Rys-No quoted at SS4e
track
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in thousands
last three cphers oO0 omitted, -four oh grain 0ush'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
BOSTON STOCKS.

9Asksa. tx dividend.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-07
BREvITIEs OF FUN.

ThoughtIess.-Mrs Justwed (at
the piano)-"What shall l play?"
Justwed (absently)- Starlight, in
the first race. He's got to break a leg
to lose. Detroit Free Press.
Not Very Catching.-T under
stand hat in Russia they disinfect
their money every now and then.
Seems to me that would be a good
idea for this country" ooh, l dunno.
never noticed that money here was
alarmingly contagious" Brooklyn
Eagle.
Would Attend to That HIMSELF
Naughty Maid (interrupting HIM
"Have lever given you any reasonto
think 1 would marry you?' I'm
abashed Young Man-"Certainly not.
I'm giving the reasons why you
should" Calmly proceeds).-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Wide Open.-Papa-'My how
Willie is bawling. What's the mat
ter, Willie?' Mamma just pun
ished him. He's getting to be reg
ular little sneak thief" Papa
''Well, well, he doesn't look like one
just now. He has such an open face .
Philadelphia Press.
Distinctions and a Difference
Hostess has just been showing guest
the picture gallery and other glories
Of the ancient baronial halls, at the
same time discoursing of the family
greatness. Guest pointing to a row
of busts)- can are these celebrities
or just relations?"-Punch.
Shocking. - Higgs Remember
that nice fellow who was round here
for a few days? Seems he is a deser-
ter from the regular army" Digs
'I'm surprised. That comes to me
like a clap Of thunder from a clear
sky" Higgs-''That's right. He
was a bolt from the blue. "-Indianap-
oils News.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-07
An Ancient Custom.

Persons aspiring to become bailifs
at Ainwick, in Northumberland,
England, have to go through a curl
Gus and somewhat unpleasant ordeal.
Before the election the various can
didates ride up in a body to a horse
pond, and there, dismounting from
their steeds, plunge into the water
and struggle as best they may to the
other side. The music of a brass band
cheers them during their 5trugglesin
the dirty water. This ancient custom
dates from the time of King John,
who once paid a visit to the town in
1910 and found no fitting welcome
prepared for him. The blame of this
state of unpreparedness was fastened
on the luckless bailifs, who were
promptly thrown into the horse
pond by royal command.