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New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

at $50. Picked hams quiet: quoted At ii0i1Se
TALLow-saeady; city S1se; country, e@Shc %
stsady quoted To- city lard nFnsr aI0sse, a.
1o7Sc Continent Brazl kegs 13e cOmpoSnaa o.Sa
Oleo 9@Gske: city lard stearine lie. =. a, A.,a
TaImage Of New-orIeans telesraphs Louisiana crop crop
date Recepts-Rough 1,2Sez1O 80
year 1911 $50 sacks salesCleaned estimated lVI4Ue
pockets; year. y45S53 pockets Market very strOns!
demand quckened Tslmsge OF Charleston nd b
Carolina crop date Receipts, Ao4SV nDs'
sales. bbs Market steady: good demand ~loass
tions follow: Domestic ordinary: 5h @3c Iair 20 SEOa
4h@5hc; prime 10 choice SAd5Tbc: head. 66E6Sc q
6SG6kc; Japan foreign, nominal; do domestc SSV4~e
Java. 4A94%o: Rangoon in bond, 2Nc2He. II.
sUGAR-Rehned sugar was duh ana uncnans ias'
prices unchanged the basis Of 475c for GanuS
ed but these prices shaded 5QlO points I.a "a
moderate. grades delayed
shipments Prices quoted tSbbeEs ana ,Sbss
sale sroceTs Cut loaf and crushed 9Soc: EsgIe M
6sSe mould and cubes &c: XXX% XXX pCwSSsrS' Sc
Eagle confectioners Eranuated Sc Eagle cos e aEs
eranulated 4eoc EaEle f fine go1fe gTsnG
lated, standard granu!aed and diamond A. toc:
!ieneFs A. eos Nos and B. soc; Ne No tSoc
No TO- 4I5c No Il 4I6c No IL 4GSc ed!T:a No iS Sc
crystal dominos in cases eeSc The dnd0n De9 nd A6r
market unchanged to sd lower with Mac H r,
now quoted at IS 31d The local market ss test at
S%c; muscovado. 50 test SAC. and molasses sugar. 00
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Cash quotations we're Flour dull and easier;
No spring wheat TSGTai-c: No 2. 742dT5c: No red.
1889 1850; No 45isc; No yeIlqH. +11sc No
oats 337sc: white 3jc: No 49isc good FEEDING
barley 43Gf46c: fair choice mating 4s54c: No flax
seed ST -; No 1 Northwestern. 81 II: prime timothy
seed 81 clover contract grade $l e mess pork per
bbI $lSd$1S 12lg lard. per 100 ~ 50 SO($9 81 short
ribs sides CoosaD 50 50 80; dry salted shoulders
$40 %; whiskey basis OF high wines 81 80. On the
Produce Exchange the butter market was STEADY
creamcries Is727ac: dairies f+G24c Eggs stea az
mark cases included. 16G16ise Cheese steady l=ts0
13i3C.
Duluth March wheat--c'ash 10 hard 77,se:
July, &c
ern siGsI i,c: No 2 Northern I9aSOl1c: May. Tho
e4g965c; sample. 4Ga55c. Corn-May. 41tg4ISe.
Minneapolis March ? Flour-First paents 81 soaxt;;
second patents SOqss 80: irs ceaTs $S 0S second
clears Sc IOTS5 20 in bulk. $l5qklo q wheat
MAY 76I2c July. 13ST3isc: on track No hard Ie7'c'
No Northern. 7I 91c; No = Northern. t09'e-
PHILADELPHIA March 3.--Wheat dull but steady; con
tract grade March. 7enI9 o auii snd 4sS &c
52ISc oats quiet steady No white clipped 421s9
AZ Britter Arm good demand extra Western creamery
osc 90 nearby prints 32c Eggs hrm lgc higher: fresh
nearby and western 1613c at the mark DO
49, ~ at fir dsmand NeWf-York full creams prime small.
I4ai4i5c: do fair good. I3 iSSc: do prime large
i1. DO fair to good i3 al3A4c Reeepts-Flour. 100
bbis ana $40 900 sacks wheat. 500 bush: corn
9S OO0 oats. 5000 ShiPH0h'S WV O1''' NO'4'
2,400: oats @4OOV
G, IopI, March 3-Close-wheat-No - 2 red cash,
T1asc; May 72Sq72%c; July I1sc; No hard. ~
on,tnaI OatsNo cash. 35isc. nominal; May. 3Stc;
Iuly 3lHc; No white. SSc.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
OTHER MARKETS.

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I
CIHc.ro March 3--Cattle-Receipts 1000 heal no.
Texans; steady: good To prime steers 80 logeo 40 PS
s. g;t sssfg g snS a:4 tcf9sTS 7s
81 4,sS: bulls S2$4 calves, 80 5OaS6 I0 TsXaS iSd
to7morrow 5000; left $500: steady; mixed ana
butchers Sc 95as7 30: sh9iss heavy g S5aS'& 80 70
81 a. Sheep-Recepts. Il OOo head: sheep and ls9s
steady 10c higher, good to choice wetners 2sg$2
fair to choice mixed $+g$4 10 native LAMPS %@$ n
Cincinnati March 3.Hogs-Strong hlgheG: S2 'OqS, b o.
CattIa-Strong. $39$4 -: SneeP--Slrohs' So@T''
Fast BIffsio March 3.-Caue- Receipts. 900 heaa;
good demand: steady Yeels-ReSe'Pts, ,ds7 2
tops $S&s 25 to good - 3oQS. s 20; for GOOD
weights steady heavy s. 41gSf 90: % 81 iSS
S. p 2a: IS ,rSS sheep % asa Il rns to good
Z. SSass $3.50 co. Sesrngs IS 5oa$s 9o9$s =!
Shesp ton mixed SIS 5OG$5 75 culls 20 good - I0c
East Iiberty March 3.Cattle-Steady: choice =, oog
IS So prime $5 1GQs5 3d. good q 9Oq*S 10
Sorkers 81 2oI$7 2 light Workers. SO 9OsS!: pigs 50 80
ass SO; roughs. s. 5OdS6 81 SGsa sS
enSsn snsas Gy March Cattle Receipts. $3.50 natives
$50 Texans: calves. 81 80 mostly natives corn caLe,
active strong good and quarantine nTn sSockess
and feeders highest of season choice sS3TI 9 socT
ers and feeders $ 6s4 western fed steers s2 SGs g
81 az exas and Indian &3qx4 Texas COVE &< oo
s3: native cows s2d$4 co. bulls g l94ss =; canneS'
sidIi2 25 bulls SsG&3 u.s. calves 90 ogao 80
DSckeTa ssss7 Is light So 7oGsI %; Yorkers 20 SS9
ST x: n,RS Ss9S8 so sheepRecepts 1000 head mar
Eet strong native lambs gs9; sSe, ss 5es5 SS
Western wethers IS 4oG$5 1O sockerS and feeders = %
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

demand ssrnua potatoes SynF But 0S poSr
SP s:s: sa
eas cnsn ia S: ssby # ssm m. USs esy IN
RlEhsT and ID. .sSssU .Snseh ig sod
.:Ss S1diy ss%sSd s:stsd and and
.fy.T Tpq 1Go4 Eanss Suing i9T
GS .rsGs 81.
ss s i ass e g TSs ss
SS ss': saS:s IS fScGsi 81 Pf5 dG
sssss Rs,@ud5 Per STa6:
ss r;s:s: sss:'sS: f.: E E.
;G do 'p :. os rs S3sI fa FoTIda
case sS9sS g n sSss E2sis7 Is F9 %
r a9 per SssE s shcSf Sfg a
a s:ns 30 svsSa fs sS s;$ So Ess
Eohab Dbl &2gSa etruSs lett Ssx FiGT3sas !. 3
g. sf Ssis' g SSsst 20
bS Ss 5dsss i5S' o. 90 y ysoT SysS 81 g ss o
d 81 4 91Es Sq"sy peF 6 red SASS oeE do
d soss res peas sss 5sfg
~ oD5e ssas :last
Ds6: g. psrslSy ss &s1-cssns 6Hnsss s4gs5
as 5fs%sds ps: Rss 's:
ss1 sqs NoTn per b6 s@s9 string
5 do Hh 1Sap per- hI66 Sos
Sbi, E5asoc tomstoeT Florida csrrtsr s1a*si do
Ky 0 ,s:. wes do Havana 7cas "AteFeFe'' per
SCNDRIES-Hothouss Products-Supplv has graz
ually increased and market generally weak ana "a
cIinng We quote Cucumbers hothouse per Dozen $lg
81 10; lettuce. dozen 2597?c; mushrooms per ~ g
100 punches s2Qs3 so: NJ 15G3Oc Nuts
Peanuts In fair demand and generally held STEADY cry
little doing pecans hickory nuts scarce and
other quiet and unchanged We quote: Feanus
gnia hand picked Jumbo 10. 6qolac: DO IancS -
Q4zc: do extra. 3ld3lac: do No Spanish eheed SAG
nuts per bush. $2QS2 Pecans round lots ungadeo
6@6c per biIsh 81 Beeswax-LiSht STOCKS ana
arm market at 3OG30I5c per ~ Honey-Ony 1ohpln8
trade scarcely domestic stock aVallanIe
goods working out at full late prices
quote: Glover comb fancy per 70 l5c 90 fair 10 Sooo
f3@i4c: do buckwheat comb. 12Gl4c; DO S9ver' M
tracted, Id7lac 6qckwheat sxtrsCted Ssg' steady
but quiet sla9oc per 10 for sugar and 6OGSOc per
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Suppies have lattery ar
rived in volume enough to give buyers rather more IN
dependence and the consequently easier I'm
receipts distributed at the main stations me
some time better weather for transportatI1n
reduces the chance of badly checked quantities: we
revise quotations. Prime large bales per 100 10 81
No l. 95l97lzc; S5q90c; No g. straight 6'p
No 8 common useful 6OG6ac: small bales DC less thai
large clover mixed T21aqs0c: clover clear 659
supplied long for many weeks ana there .
forced reduction consumption The advent OF Iancy
high prices to-day for best lots "nan saeS
were made 90d95c for No per 100 10 ana IN soLle
instances bid for fancy Receipts or nay and straw
in tons reported the Produce Exchange at noon
DeIaware. Lackawanna Western: 90; West snore.
100 Iohigh Valley 800 Baltimore and Ohio 2 OntaTio
and western IO Central of Ne~JerSey %; total 1FfO
tons, of straw, 40 tons
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Es~-Yer~, lEaseh 9 1903.

z.
COFTEE-Ths coffee market to-day after opening eeSdy
~ partial decline OF points ruled quiet and somSwhet
easier notwithstanding the liberal estimate for the Woro
Slsihle deceSs under continued Offering by importers
lower ruling markets and the fun re-
eefpS both present and prospective The market net
points lower. SEles 13, 80 bags hamburg par
tei y pig lower, Havrv declined partial pig.
Both the primary unchanged The interior
amounting about 26oOo bags
and estimates received here from Brazilian suthoTites
placed the combined receipts Rio and Santos for the
month q March At 10000 bags This took the edge
of the estimated decrease IN the worlds visible which
was placed at about 2So0an But while the
Eering receipts foreign thus bearsh
disposition short the market at
existing Of prices pending the meeting OF the
Brazilian Congress March consider means for
the reduction OF the surplus production the spot mar
also shows considerable hraness whatever may be
cause Public speculation lacking. however, for the
little feature The
SPOT market quiet with quotations the basis Of
6hc RIc No z.
range OF prices in the local market to-
q follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston March S.The Eovernments Quarantine against
wool the obedience Of railroads 70 the order toTod
S,rc Of material has led to very quiet
oo market Bids big line OF Territory neeees are
,nSe confederation fractions difference In price alone
preventIng Holders Of wool have every confidence
n resumption Of trade. and the quotations are
strong OF the lines offered es toSEs Terri @
secured basiE-F1ne. oO9o1c: hhs
medium S2gSac: medium. 47e4sc Territory Ordinary.
Fine S265Sc: hne medium AsoSsc: msalun: ASSt99S -
do and NeW-MexIcO sprng-N oz0ooc% NO l. - y
Sac Ohio and Pennsyvana woods have not been aetve,
hrt number small lots have been placed Ths maIkot
IA steady and few sales have been mHas a. SSsTs S
Ohio and PennsyiVanla ana
SSboxe siG32c: * 2s92ae; No l. 3eS2e; 10 $ogSIe; &
So DaiRJne 34G35c. Michigan-N and ABOVE sacs 40
0hSs5oc. No 2sf2ec Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
L. 1mbinS three eIghlhs blood 2sS2oc DO
49, braid 22628c Australian wool hAS contin-
& IN 800 receipt and there have been some SAss on
the basis Of previous quotations
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March aC1osing %heat-spot SIst; n-iSS No
g SD: No csfernis futures quiet; Ma5sR
Smeqican Ss eq mixed Sd futures steady; MsEss @
Fours Louis fancy winter steady a s "a Hops At
Inaia naoT mess eos quiet prime ness Wsssrp 1Ss
Sd Hams short S S % S. 9as shSGt SG rS R1cGs Ps
81 "a s Sss az long clear middiss sh, Ss 70 3 an; ~
s.9 SSs cd 6.es lSns fIsas Is e % H. bellies 10
isrd frm prime western. IN sierOss $Ss 3D. d.. Ams5naG s
Ssanso IN ood unitsd states sos Chss9e steady
Smericsn fness white, as; AmeassH snast sSorsa -
g. s,,,a aTTn a. Roein-Common nIp. s. G3d Pc
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
RAILROADS
.ENNSYLVANIA

RAHsHoAOs

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTT-THIRp sTE1HA .iSr.
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDC sIAGA4S
~ The leaving time from DesbrOsseS 80
COrtlandt Streets IN nve minutes !@ss a.-.e4
that given below for Twenty-thIfo
station, except where otherwise nOtea.
7'S5 A n FAST MA-LIHi:d to two eepfny Car
P!!tsOuE ShlesEo 5lttePGTsi. cPsysi.nd
sSS A. H. F4sT pESNEFS1NIH fEafED iPf
toD Sleeping Dining smSknF foeG sSS Detroit
s = n SFPSP kS "a I6U 81 ag;
For Toiedo Nashnie Via cncinns,i LOUISVILLE
p RI sG Gn'eisS TSrfs S. S Rs9nf
IndanaP0lis Louisville ST. DINING S,.3 car FOR
NJ vi WETERs sTls S2sPa6fGse sE Chicago For
ssfTidsy PRES EI;s;SsEEE E,.s s.s
sSs cEEvEEANG iSE AND iSGTIN;S,111.u GT;TS,11.u E1
SS'G:'TfsSgss SSH SsEsi1Pf PnE %
+? P9!os nna G'I a01S es Ss
Street. @ @DR;ss @ m 9s5 1.o
P9 E5 9niTE Carp r.s 10 tRinay g2nday a IS
sS 5ns es Ss fDlant csr i2ss psSl6P @tnnS anS
Dining Csrs,. 8 IS DINING car1 % Dining Carr 40S
2 m a4re Z Z % %
(Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets. l&Ao p M
A. ds COAST Fl545s 30 80 aSS
sEAaoSRp Fssnaf AIR st[fs!s S 1 p R
TTssk.days- NAH. a. night daily SeA00-'o
N6RFoIk AND f9 &EsrsRS g. efy RA1rwAT-For Memphis
cRsAPEARE Ra HssnR' ofo PRAiL%A47Bs II WAY week
F6 OLD 1o PoSF siS coMFoRr g fPf and NoRFoLK-1SO M
7a sS5 an @ HaiiS and 2 w.'Eaay.
sundays. 755 a. Through VeStibuled trans
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on
lor Smoking Car Cars Dining Car and st@o3ro
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.--12a5 D. m weekdays. ,,, ,,-
For points New Branch HalIoao 20 10
West Tweny-hird Street Stati9n) 800 go. a. a.: q *
30 sos. and 1l25 p. Week-days. St.S,.S
NJ 455 m orom Desbrosses and Cortana, sSssys
BOO II 90 $40 BIO. and 1l.3O p. m "eeNA0'S
e1''l"'' '''I FoR 4 PiHfTiLRRBnELPHIA. Il II z II
10 (Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets. g. 2o) 0o.
s25 Sb5. rs O. 55 Limited. 1910
and Cortsndt Streets i0.2M Dining Car IUoS sDii-
ing Carr, l155 a.. L. IS Dining Carr. LOO IOninS
tsr) 210 (Desbrosses and Cortlqndt Streets; ed zSO
35 Dining Car) 355. f.25 4.25 Dining Carr, 4oO
Ing Carl. 555 Dining SIS g. .. $50 30 ne
u 10 night Sundays g. 10. 755 Dining Car no coachs
23 S-55 9.55 (LImted). 955 1873 Dining CarD 4 m
II 55 Dining Carr 55 Dining Car) 25 tPinng Si Gdr
100. 425 Dining Carr. ass Dining Car 900 ND1Ihs
Carl 7.55 s. Is. s.55 9.25 p m. II 10 night - 90,
Ticket Offices Nos. 461. 1854 III and 1 Broadway: o-
Firth Avenue fbelow 28d St) 263 Fifth Avenue
Station and Desbrosses and CoFtlandt
Streets; $50 Fulton Street 90 BoadWay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone Rail
road Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERRURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

So, cotton closed quiet quotations 10 points hign-
o. on the basis iodns upland SIC ~ t.S
Southern spot markets were ueie
10y SS.IEoas. SeR-Oreans steady. 1l6c lower a.
- fF. sales $500 bales Mobile. quiet and unchangeo
Savannah, nrn ana -uh
b,1gs5 a. asSc: SsIes bales. Charleston nTm ano
,-hs,1ed a. asc Wilmington. nrTn ana uncneneso 81
81 Norfolk r unchsngsd at do9; lt 1se
unchanged At 10 l-l0c-
on1insI Lc higher 10kc Augusts etsaoE Sho Ts Va
fsnsed at Iekc sales 6es 6aes g. -,s5 ranen1s A.
So orjsznS for are from ILyS 70 L~CoS
se-rsrnd with 1885 bales actual last week aho
-se aeS last year. Houston for TO norro. r0 0aa
500 bales expected. conpSEe9 VIZ oOSO
% isss Week and siOt bales last yesT sS oss
49,, o<le 10 5000 bales, In contrast WIKI SOSo
Ie,ts ,n, nGH xse.E and . 22l bales last year . -
fstcsi1fs at the ports and Interior poins CUM
- -Jth the same day last week and last year,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne dull and nonni-
nally UNCHANGED ruled rm- Tar vas STEADY Win
a good demand small lots We quote; .Lt.o
SPIRITS TCRPESTINE-Oi, bbS 6Sisc' nacn'ne'
bbls. 66c , ..,oe..,E
RosTN-Common strained, good strained and p, & 90
F. and r So 81 G. 81 %: H. So e5s2 20: g % IS So
" Ss S07S3 90: n S4 W G. 81 .. and W ", 81 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin hbls ssZ
Spirits turpentIne bbls.
Tar hhIa 4%34
Savannah March s-Turpentine Arm. CSC: receipts l..
sales 2 81 bbs: exports. 7.26s bbs Quoted B. ~
s. 20: n s. 80: W G: IS S.: Wv s. Posn firm;
Charleston March 3-Turnenne firm. oSc ftoSn iHIt
A. B. {: D. E. +. 81 e5: G. So O5 H. So S5 T. o. So H.
IS IS: NJ S3 IS: $3 SO: W C: $3 so " W "a a. re-.
3--SpTits turpentine
cei6ts 10 casks Resin firm 81 co. receipts 19S4 bTs
turpentine firm: $S 4Ve$4' Eece'P'S' - o'o
firm, 81 65; receipts &3 % . .-t-..- 40. Ga Poain-
london March S.-nrpentlne-Sphlts' sos Ou' AS'01-
American strained 6s fine, los
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

COTToN-The cotton market opened steady at de-
/ points. and. following
call ruled and eSs Irregular The
Liverpool cables rather better en due the local
close Of yesterday reporting before the opening OF the
New-Tcrk Exchange advance of 3s46 points where
advance OF but 2z64= points had been expected
impaired e somewhat steader tone to the early
trading and notwithstanding the prospects for hesyet
receipt the movement for the day being estimated AT
600 bales against and the bet
ter weather reports South the market advanced
matter Of about points the active months
fhIs carrying May 1o.1Tc ard March to 10 &c. or
nights close At this level there
Liquidation. particularly Of the May and July
10 belief among the continEent
that the pool brokers selling orders Later cables
from Liverpool indicated easier abroad the
South selling orders and commission houses hao
cF6ers on the selling the account, though II Ola
there particular selling Tor the
short OF the transactions being. II vas
thought profits The declining tendency was afsiSte
ly the estimates to-norro~s receipts at leading
raats which continued expansion in the move
r1ent checked shortly after midday by renewed
clique support and q fresh upward movement ensue1.
The exports TO be light; however amounting
for the day 5264 bales while the port recepes
estimates. footing up 2sBSeS bales re
Ing adv three particulars were. on Ihe
yr6ole SHADE easier toward the close there was
pnother break selling for both accounts Isreey
on fbe ground that advance had brought ABOUT an
unhealthy technical position The close vas DaIeE
spsd~ net unchanged points lower. the only nonn
r.nchsnRed being November Total sales futures ssu-
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
READING SYSTEM

1,h...,- S4r.et and south Ferry Cir1s South
Ferry dys minutes sarlier)
EaSToH BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWT AND
n 1TCH CHCNK-Z4OO 0.15 Easton only)' slo
~ 40 40. 500 I545 Easton ony1 P n sun
~ day. z3STs ZtIs q AZ 4ND sCRANTON-z4oo a1O
H IS % p NJ Sundays. z4-25 A. n. 100 2 81 NJ,
THKFWOOD, LAkEHT RST. TONS XIV EH All
Il RNEsG AT-z4O 90 20 A NJ 1.3o 60. 40 Laie-
wood and Lakehurst only) OUO CoSO Aaks~0O0 OH's'
P NJ Sundays. 1000 A. NJ
ETTTC EITY-fp A NJ. IS. % P NJ
T1HETaN0 AND BRIDGETOS-iz4OO A. n. II Sd
NV RRASCH, AsDURY PARK. OCEA$
NSS.R0VE- POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
PnTSTS-zGOO 80 A NJ 4-45, $50 $50 p NJ
S1ndavs except Ocean Grove, 200 A ~. 400 P a.
pITT 1nELPHIA CREADINji TERMIEALl-zS4-e3
~ n Is ~ 90 90 1000 f11-OO A NJ t12Oo. -19D
81 So 1000 tSoO. AGO. 800. t6 co. tISo 800 ? NJ
aarfI AND CHESTNUT sTREET-S425 tsSo S1oSo
al N a NJ "I.O0, $"3.4O. 800 100 t9-2S P NJ
.l2I5 Nj HARRISBURG, PoTTsvILLE AND
III1MSPORT-li4O Z4.25 taoo. ll+9IO nOGr
- - M Reading onlyl. IlS1O0. 10. Zoo ?: 81
Pas5Inr PottsyiIle Harrisburg only. 14oO' 300
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
PnYAI Billie LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTOS-tss -
&c IN al 80 A. 81, 100. t'34O. 800. 200 P 81 .
sI215 Mdt .-,- .r,,,,. .--.. -,,,
dav Ssunday only. tParloF cars only llFa 4an@I0a
sFces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Aston Houss
I1S 9Sf 43l 3OO. 1884 Broadway lsZ 5tn ave- = Un
.-e west f53 East 18th ST. 23 West 125th s. 24S
S1rb,rs Ave New Court St.. 34A $50 FULTON
as Broadway Williamsburg. New York
;ansSer Co calls and checks baggage . 6esnaflon
g. ESide5f Gen'I Manager. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March p mCotto11Sp@to quiet eTaSsa Ts
S1ikn& < 40 middng 5 a.; low mddng ) 3O good or
dinary SIS ordns:y. 5O6- The sales OF the DAY we're
40 baIeS Of which for speculation and export
SnJ Included T. 400 American Receipts. $4,000 bales; IN
Futures opened rruI closed
feverish; American midtlinE g March 20: -
ana 5 and May. J.36 Nay and June 80
n June and July. 2<d5 -; July and August. . =
August ana September. SIS September and oetooeS GY
AS3
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Cotton EzcksHs. special Liyernoo eshSs.sscs eose f
American 1000: receipts 1900: An1eriesa 49,
ADVANCE closed feVefis net point lcSer - ILL.,
frber Narch and NaTch-ApFil s.24d Aprt-Aey o-1oo
Nsy-Iune 2sa6 nd: June-Juy SsqozS1: S1s-AS
suef ~. 1uTust-Seetcnber bied: Septenoe-OcsooeI
1ea6- llctoSer-November. ASSo: NoVefnoet-DecsI
[SSd WsnchsseT-Yarns slowly; cloths, more IN
quiry much doing ,,. a. A.--,- hs,5 NJ a
G2sc Other c!ls also hnns Win taIy go
Snins western tins e eoas6 cases $S9Ss y;
RosS4S-TSe n eniire market was sf least steady. with
some kInds EhoWiag . better Prices, howeRef sre
a rgle unchanged We que.s e tSll2Ts: ~
EhgeF Jamaica bieeed. t3e; uEbleaeneo we: EeaeSn
selected buBdIea Zoe saTsapslS E0ndnI-A 80
NexicSn Tds 5kc. es7sgG Western, sec SoutnefnS
snake. virgins. sor Tsxaa 90: Canada S0ezAe; nA10f
FLOUR AND HEALI-wInter wheat onerirEs eontinns
Ehf sId rySrtz % spenG petsnts - hsSh thaA Vesy
little business g. possible IN either le ths nsefkss Ls
sIsfrg re-y du - soEnsnaiy uBchsEgs6 ratss sgrn&
Datsnts 4&4 20; gtHtss ~ s1t5. ~
1ntsT g fs 10; extra Nc ytnise. ~ soeez 80 kea
IlE Sc ssafSz ff apsf arTtse
ForRDyI qgetsd q 81 eogss a. G m eng - e r ec
qfs 90; choice fane g ssssd - .; "a ~ ~ Sfd
.....-EAG NEAL-stesdy. onotse: Elns ~AA' ~S
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffal" Mar"h 2FIour steady. WheatENinter quiet:
80 I white. soc; No = red spring dull; No hard.
carloads e9ssc. firm No yellow. 52@tc: No .
J2c. Oats firm: No white: 4l1zc; No mixed 4Oc
Barley. 5TG6Oc Rye--So ]. in store 5Slsc.
Chicago March 3--The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

troeum-- steady. 6Iad. Iinseed oil firm. 2IS
Cotnnseed uiI-TIu refined spot DUH Ti.d. TaIlow
Australian in London easy. 32s 9d
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

fofce cables: Ro-I-oftec market SteadNi {
<sSa5: exchange, II I'D: receipts. eoo bags two dayt
cleared for the United States 1000 bags cleared FOR
Europe 1000 stock 10000 haEs. Santos-Coffee
average Ssntcs $500: s0eo
days; stock 96a 600 BAGS. HsnburE-Coffee
market opened UNCHANGED; at 2;So IN was net un-
Coffee market opened steady. unchanged: at u NJ de-
ciIned x franc o M quiet, unchanged TO y franc
higher; az $50 m unchaneed; total sales 21 600 bagT
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central & Hudson River r. r.. LseseeJ A.,
leave Franklin st station. New G9Fk-, = AOi
lows, and mil late 42d St, n
"7.10 A M-For intermediate points TO Albany
I'll. 20 A. MD Saratoga and Mohawk E1pfeSSs
Chicago Express.
S225 M-cont. Lin. for Detroit, Chi & 81 LouA
< f3.45 P. M-C0 For Hudson River points and Albany
P M--For Roch-, Buffalo, Clsyeid 4 chicago
M-For Roch-, Buffalo. Detroit and st Louis.
SeI5 p M-For Syra- Roch-. Niagara Fails Det e Chi
Draiiy. TTaffy Leaves Brooklyn annex
% at flo.40 A. NJ. C2J t245 P. IL Le4yeS Jerssy
City P r r sta. O) at +1I2O A NJ Cd TaS9 2 d.
Time tables at principal hotels and o1iees 6aSgaSo
ISXGTT1L5 G E LAMBERT,
a. a Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
gnstrnrtloH.
For Young LadIes-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
Mrs. gINcTIs CLASSES AND BoARpING SCHOOL
6sTH ST. Boardin~ Dept 735 Madison Ave-. 64th ST.
MRS. LESLIE M0RGANS
NJ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
13 Is seth Street
Near Csntrt. Park. New-YoFk City,
REOPESS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fST.
WHAT TO DO WITH MY BOY. PhrenoIoEy will aid
w you FOWLER & WELLS CO.. 90 East 22d St
For Both sexes-City.
NNHB BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Squire Oi22 Broadway. Brooklyn % St
New Term Legirs noZ.-Trial lessons frea
WGs99R2iS6oL 'TH On SyEs: EssFH aEF 81. AVE
BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NFAPLDWOOD. ConcordviIle. Pa. 1924. Yale. Harvard
vi and Wesleyan Instructors Wakes up boys
duties OF life No Tobacco J. sHoRTLIDGE. Prin.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
5tbocI Agenrlcs.

A MERICAN AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Professors Teachers. Tutors. Governesses,
etc to Colleges Sci ooIs and Families Apply
Mrs. II. YOUNG-FULTOS. 3 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points IN thoussnds
first three ciphers 00O omitted hour Dds gram pus'
fnlIo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
RAI1IMnRE & OHIO RAILROAD

A .CortIandt and DesbrOsses Ssreetl =
{ Sunday Sunday chA1Sesi Q a-2A eA4
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
B. F. D. Resolutions.

Ben F. Hupp, whose death occur.
red last Friday, Oct. end, is cause
for deep regret and sorrow, For
many years a citizen of Butler he had
gained the respect and admiration Of
all who knew him. He was upright
in all his dealings with hisiellow men,
always applying the golden rule in
his business transactions. As a fire.
man and ex-chiei OF the Fire Depart
ment OF which he has been a member
ever since its organization, he was
faithful and ever ready to respond to
the call OF duty.
Whereas, In his death the Depart
ment loses one of it's most useful
members, who at all times was &C.
tive In the doings of the organiza-
ton, therefore be it
Resolved, That our sympathy and
help, il need be, be extended to the
Borrowing widow and family in the
hour OF their sad bereavement.
C. W ANDERSON,
R L MCDONALD. Com.
A X GUyTON.