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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21
Your StepmOther

Is still here, and as busy a.
ever. When your clothes are worn
and dirty, or the buttons on,
take them to her, at the Salem Dyeins
and Cleaning Works. Repairing and
refining; new velvet collars put on
overcoats; also four suits a month foi
81. Called for and returned.
MRS. @. H. WALKER, Prop.
1876 Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21

Hop Wire-Woven Wire Fencing.
Place your orders now and get re-
duced prices. Car OF fencing TO arrive
October 25th; car OF fencing in No
vember. Write and get prices.
WALTER MORLEY.
60 Court ST., Salem, or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21
DIR. J. F. COOK

the conclusion that all profession OF the healing art
blood You win only md vitality the vegetable
kingdom thunder and
the foundation for kinds
kill life Of
consumption dropsy
diseases, medicine
smuan relief which get from
the polsons
sickness been long time coming and win take
system. will take months to
body
humbuggd His medicines
When the
people study OF It. 1t
this life
andto 90 worry this world.
DR.. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseases
sol Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21
INCURABLE.

That Is What the BoOks Say Of
Chronic Kidney Dlsease, But
the New Fulton Compounds
Have Record OF SZ& Of Reeov-
cries Among Chronic Cases In.
durable by All Other Medicines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

Wanted.--Several thousand Clark and
Magoon strawberry plants. Il.
Hofer 10-17.tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-21

Wanted.--A girl or woman to do house
work in a small family; desirable
place. For particulars apply at
Journal office. II
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
OTHER mARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 27-Catte-Recents 2 ooO head; steady
strong: prime S5s5 30 TO medium
T56$4 IS: stocers and feeders 50 75Gs4 @ cows 81 %
SEA hefers 50 5OHs4 81 50ds2 10 bulls
HoRs-Recepts % 0h0 head; to 1000 left over
$500: mostly close bad mixed and butchers
81 2Of7$7 choice heavT 81 35dSI e5: rough
heayv ST 1Ae7 95; light Sc COAST 25
steady: good choice wethers IS 506sS 5: fair to
choice mixed 81 50GS5 So native lambs IS 50TS7 so
Buffalo, March 27-Cattle-Receipts light stock
es feeders good demad and strong others sad9
common to good IS 50as7 30. Hogs-Receipts. 600
head and steady heavy 81 s6s7 60 choice heavy
sS6Sa n5 mixed 81 701$7 so Workers. 81 65Gs7 5 pigs
81 5oFs7 So; roughs 81 1O0&7 35 stays IS 1885 25
lambs 66 10c higher native lambs s. 5TS7 So culs
good 50g$7 65: western 81 5OfS7 70: yearlinEs
sc 50R$7 ewes S69S6 %: sheep, top, mixed. $69$6 30
culls good, &3 25GS5 80. -
Cattle STEADY. s. 5oasS sheep easy. ss 759*a Lambs
East Llberty March 27-catt. higher; choice IS 400
81 70 light 81 so: pigs 81 50$7 IS; roughs $5S &
Sheep steady best wehers $6qS6 25 culls and common
81 25G$4 90 choice lambs 81 5o9$7 6 veal calves Sc %
Kansas City. March 27.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 ma
rs natives Fat cattle steady
steady: stockers lower feeders steady
choice dressed s. 509S! q fair 70
good So 1884 50 stockers and feeders 8 I%St Is:
RR4 81 ah$3 %: native cows 81 77$4 20
native heers. S3 25Gs4 20: Gamers SlGS2 BUS S2
So Il: calves 81 3E@ss Hogs-RecePts $40 9Ff hsad ad
heavy 81 3OGs7 as mixed packers s. 41S1 40 light SIF
81 2n workers. 81 1OaS7 20: pigs Sc 5s$o 80 SheeP-
Receipts SO head market aeye stcady naive ave
ns,ixe vet5ers 81 75aS8 To- Texas clipped 81 sOg
TX rtoC feeders, S3 50EeS4 Is.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

TTS-Lonaon tin prices saysnssd s' tedaY f2
tss rs sFt . SE sRai Rs. ans s,ssa ssHs a
sosGs tpf.S d5sns q, e. Is oo1I maIks @
sRsdf su9 Dssr II as On tRf aH.t lnslHs az
es6ts8 Il At "a: :saS5 S and and
p. Z Pan xss ssSy ssnsa s$ L 8
York at psTrbs o In sseOW G0R i ron %S' market
6snsF 4 q s.. and ddlesSoEo At "a sy
quiet No fogD5 s 5 Is Paoiot No toandrE
eTn and No foundry Southern soft at SIS '~'z O var
3s,nss of No. 'YsgRs s4Ps
Tlts ,ss GasE.s as ons asmanf s tiF eeSiSs aaS
Gs6S afions oIc es65iuEs s2@mSn
ooen kettle 3Ia4oc syrupsConnE1on l5v lSs fair log
lSe ESo isgEe Pr2e sezm frsSs quiet an
0s5e FER 5s m e.
IL am ana Of xoe 5ss eGS.
ons to gerPoo I'D Lon Lond21 a. GO r.Ers.tIe pa.
ga: Antwerp 1Sd: Hamburg and hrS . pigs:
s c4n E Ess[G Pes AN @ iis8
southern p9ss to Ised 5 o6s cos %orfo
to Poacoa PORT Tampa t to Bat@o[e TN te,s phos
hait TTnidai ssarsees private terms Italian tai bark
Ss s 3 S@DeF to. n1Ss S5fiA Mobile 70
s:Ts. sh29ns terms m 'Uns soooner 4s7 10
Hsysna M tO or no S sno Yok ok Prvae
saasa. tehoons 4o2 ton Smbef Ph.deghs
IS srd o. tSo . pIinE a1ek S.
and 495 lumber Savannah 10 fnlaoeipia - La
to Port and saysoaaH 81 IG sGGooPs pss S sn 1T9S
e sHse eSfoS dry boards o. !on: oNsi
BsI5lm9Ts 70 p PrPy4fn6ss gortiaGs s F'nF IONS
oTLsHCottonseed oil was noderately eetxt ann nrn,
6ss a15s at il 'hs 5000 90
barrels qqG'sa s ID 3s q, an Of
BGk S 10 prices % are uneanSed Petroleum obls s. and
{ g. E.ass g s. ssa9sssi ss @ s55 pull
Prime eE,de .pot o ana f forWsTf delivery OF summer
T,B9.T ysS SeoS t5c nseed seed city
raw 4eS47c: out-of town raw. H64'c Calcutta raw
' 'PRoV1sIoNs i5 little to the PrOysiSn
ahs With reaR nd s3ssdRess = ost late
the aaS f0s1ns 1sosip.s Eao WIZ Win OS szpsesd
saurdag saG hsd g 400 nfsGqe sSo At
ea5e:s HaR:s: Gss. G S. SIS s.9y
SISgs21 % . extrs inats mess SIS
fsPy H1asouiet: $50 sSsz1 80 g x
RREsSEDm 81 n sse: 10 & ioEs pss
T H:s' :: I S 1ORe auGfea @ g. so1ns ioS Pesd
hUuidsr. 70 steaay Eeksd 70 hss sE sSIs
ssIS 4sa:s sS'ss sd :.s; city ssoS :59
soafs ssaSy ss3sss zfsi i @
apstsd OH sr1S sisy istq @
ood demand fF e.Sa quite sctive At full priees
ma sFs6 es6ss Ersa,s uottoa1 follow Domestic OTdnSsy
sSStf se.G fs' '9ss pSas S6Ss
2EsTGxxR-Reansd sugar dull but card rates were
: E:nsT n 1s.as esf very little delay In Shipping
quoted are Dss = a Ease sne aabe.
sSs mould and cuHes oss ga xxx XIX pSSasrsSd tc
sxSsrs s1. rcesatssS:r. Siisa: Az
rtrs S 3, a.: Sos granuiat. hSf s easl. he
6asa ana a.nsss4 szaapisted and alnOa4 a Ssoe
scstsSnfFs. c; No See re xseo No T. SIC; No
No & Lzse; Ne 10 A2oc; No H. ~-A0e' NO - ''O''
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

as1'ss sss ''ss ;i Fl: whit: Is z:s sss:s s
sIs s e :s. :ois So s = esPa s33 81 ss: :s
sS sosesS hOaiay Ghts. SsS So: Oifnsai s2s soGasf
Ell to ss s ss ss:2 In Il so E s'ss sa @
ho%sv. ~'t Sae:s s: s L al abs M
ne un7 ss the % .y BY u P3 w So
se sed Aisa i. hs s.: ~Pss Say .S
down 70 5ske this market asd to in Chicago
fs'; : san.:, ANY sSsne's S : P.ss
Ass esd ,G4 = s: ssiss sss ss N. aoa
dI'i;S xpFi Wi. sTsrSss sSGss
@ ssin sas ;h si GsPao1 oo s' S:S
Vale k.rs is o some lHSicstOn
as s q anasnt no. HsSr ] s and 70 s notice ,S
Rsws rev, sHs.h ms AsSS
1ss1s5 =. sh'n v,,
$4,000 SasS last week ne 8sasSsr GSsP map ssexsa con-
S Haqed low n e. soahws., aaa West but but
1Ss Ts | IN t s "a "a. s e % as
s Daao oS Ms Aed ad Sn't5 6ad dad ncsdns s
osd: fT Franc: Ssoat.ons Of cssR wns.; sSs. g.
NorSes 1oS &c aaTd No1;hspS n1nq0a pSssS and
NSt5.rS S"i;s SSSsA ssec
s soh !. arrive shDRen's opening e PayiEasISn
onsidersbie sscl:esn Sa!e5 corn ysstsTday
asa'; & e
s hFhss se pont ., the day ana the eOs re o
ss .s;ss
early weakness under liquidation, after which there
a strung advance IN sympathy with wheat that
than recovered early and left closing prices
A9he higher than the previous night. In the line of
news there h6hd net decline in Liverpool quota
tons Argentine shipments Of 900 bush against 1900
tsricr receipts # only 100 cars 10 .5pseted
fers bu6 0"sor i.s't ouor's
loads No closed nominal in elevator and
SIC n afoat; white. H2&c and No yellow. Bic.
beth anoat. .oATThs market was active
at the West and early. but finally stronger IN
sympathy with Cash sales here AMOUNTED to 5000
Sa white ana standard white 42fC42kc: No white.
4oc: track mixed normal track white, 4194Sc.
RYE-Markct steady; No . Western. Coz b ahoat;
5sTGOc...., BARLF;V-NsTkst dull: feeding
quoted +7c and mailing at 52i1G5ec. both c i I
IsuFso. Wheat including hour: e3ports for the week
according tn BradstreerE." aggregate
2An nS7 bush. against ssS sos bush last week and
eScr Ir,v aggregate I72 44s 55 bush against sss
707 season. Corn exports agEregae a6lS21O
rush aearst S17o ee hush last week and 13e26 bush
year ago. hacal year exports 445G5, i6S
lush. aganst 81. .13S 9o6 bush last Fenson.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 27.-ClosInE Wheat-Spot dull N2 z
red Western winter. I'D; No northern spring O. sd
No / 6s Sd; futures quiet MAY % 40 Suiy
81 Ad CoraSpoI quiet american mixed neS ." "a 20
1nne As I'D, SuIy a. I'D. Psns-CanadAn quiet
"a st4d FIour-st. Louis fancy winter quiet IS Sd
SSonS IonCon-PaCihe Coast hrm. t6 12sntI Beef
easy extra India mess. sss Sd. Pork Arm prime mess
WsSterr HamS-ShoTt cut 1& TO 10 ID steaoS
Gss bacon nrm: Cumberland cut 2S to 30 1 SIS S "a
81 - A. F S2s Ga; long msadlea heavy % 70 ~
n Sss short clear backs 10 TO % le S3s clear bellies
=, / n Shoulders-SQuare. IL 10 iJ H. steady
a. Cd Lard steady: prime Western In ti"rces Ss "a
r,erIcan refined in pals Sis I'D. Butter-GOod Unie1
States steady sos Cheese nrn American nneS5 ~nite
ga r,Ior TnlIUw-Prime city STEADY. 2IH 50
trrrrentne- Spirits firm. Gl. ROsrCommon steady
5s I'D Pe1roleum-Rehned steady eAd. LinSeed OH
quiet, 25S I'd.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. March INIa.
COFTEE-The coffee market Yesterday registered q
level It opened steady at unchaneed prices 70
ef points and ruled moderately actiV" undef
liquidation and covering The ea-ly news was & OF a
being reported and lower
markets This encouraged fresh selling naWth
low level Already attained by ro the
aket al ts cIoss steady unchanged 10 points
i5we- decline the month bringing the prices
OF option points below the previous low
Trlce The first instance whom the not month
4I6c during September. lSJS Eol-
lowing that there was sH advance which carried vaue
IL 3oc Juy. 1900 Prices then developed
smother downward and returned once more 10
the point 41oC Iarasry p 1913 Again there
vas a recovery. slight and short, and onGe
more reached and passed the low water
there fftlS indication OF
returning strength The bettenG tendency Of statistics
noted IN February. bringing about the i'm
yroreeFt that time has apparently given way 70
accumulation sn etccks. and the demand Tor
co-surnntiqn is again Ffan or the market at
this is always more less esceptine 70
bulfish and the trade
hesitation about selling The total 80 ies
The market is quiet.
S-ith prices on the of sc fo- Rio No q
me range of contract Ires !n the local market to-day
VAS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

s. So sg; sss* 81 :: 8 s@:y Va 9s
Dressed moderate demand at 2 1sse a per
p fer ordinary % 70 chpss nsv. 5 sides on Ka quoted i've
cattle s.dy Dsst sfps n-,s,o at srS S
noxa KsIfe ne na'sRSns sPn.
SO lssR ses r MEYER ass SP'iis
@ saEs 0p I se9 Of beef Il for eds n -
sniprTs sknt o. nI: :.,s;r gGr'
~ 'hssH q 4est Z all n,e 70 p9' G Sa 81
a, 7aSos. iSs e. e .is Pos g. iss NJ ,as az e. DC
lls0 n a. sO u s 90 1,l2 ~ : s. So II 5 m ct
g 1ooo r !: %: balls: isI9 s. 70 At II - ,23 ss
s : ss i + 8 IS 5J' r ss g. So ,5SS sS
a q g go r. 30 a" 1 e r. a dG + % o n d. at s!S s NJ S at i g. M
IS g % & 9sis 5 s.s. ~ E = =
N COWS ias5 1 n 'S DC ioaS 0' at
es s?fF ss h !7ss & & S St. = as So SIS 's 80
8 !! = a. s' zoos 's s. 1s's E i' t q: g. = ::
i ' g. n a. y 6s sS h dS al So IS F. At d s. 1883 Is s0 e
S0ss 5isO Is s. d. go ss p 6o et
2eS n At T 81 49, s. d. 81 r. At s. g. DO
ohs 1919 * q. l21s % 81 s Fl
a. 8 s. a. So S at s?o @ @ so&: " 81 s a. 60 a:s z
:, sS IS Ohio steers 1923 m at
% T. @ SDps.ssS; EN- + Illinois 81 steers. r s5 s5 is
n..S 10 .sia. 81 with ,h.
stale calves 15s sale Prices steady to r and
vesls es sod at stss per 100 O few tops So CITY
dressed veals steady at Sesc per M country dressed IN
syivanie Calves reached i1Hc
Sales Judd Co.; Sc veals' lis n average at
sander: veal. 1so ro at IS 50; Is do 100 10. at
Jelline. Wright Co: veal 159 70. at Gs IS: do
81 DO. ios n, at S. Do. s. n a. s.; DO 81 n
Curt. & &. Son: veal 14o n. at IS 00;s do 12O
McPhsrsoH 4 Co.: veAls III 70, at 50: do. 70 To-
Newton 4 Co: veal. $50 10 at 50: do. 1so 70. at
shsr@en &C : Culver; 5;a veal; ,2o ~ at g So
head including for slauEhterers ana for the
market making. with the stale stock, IL cars on sale
SHEEP were alm9et nominal but were fairy Guotanle az
Food soid seas7 PEI loo t6 Feg5 were
dressed lambs st Io6isc County dressed hothouse
lambs slow a SASS per
saesD Harrington ss Western lambs: 70 p aveEo Eo
So so per 100 fo Gle do. 65 ~ at 50 l2s 450
To6in shannon: 21o Buffalo lambs "a 70. at 81 70:
ss So 60 Ohio do 10 H. at % '' Ohio 'ne'p ,O ID at
Kerns Commission Company 50 Buffalo lambs 81 n.
S. Judd & CO. 1T Buffalo lambs "A n. at 81 35.
HoGs-Receipts sik 1857 head including
about 300 head for the market Feeling firm for all
hogs dull steady s6otc for heavy to light
ssies-NewtOn & Co: 80 Lancaster County PENN
hoEs 100 70 81 20 100 10: do 26o ~ at
rough 2IO 2 at So co. STAG 2sG n at So s. 30 1as N =,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenttne was STEADY out sGe
~ lover on the quoted price although some holdeTs
Irers asking higher prices for small lots Kosln was seauy
to hrfn and unchanged Tar ruled STEADY ana
We quote: or "a rooch,a hhl.
OST; ST;AR-pine bbls 81 GS0s2 30; oil bbls. g. .oo,
T30SIN-LSommon good strained - ana E. y %; =
- a. a 81 90; H 50 G5G$2 20 l. So 1898 20 s. 90
II So sB61S co. N. g.; " G. - . and '" - '"~"4 3D.
STOCKS ON HAND.
spirits turpen,ine bbls SGS
wilmington 27-spLrits turpentine arn s6c; re
iTrpeEtne Arm 81 4OFls4; receipts n bills Tar Hrm
I0s I1 March g-Turpzntne hm 65c: receipts
11S bbs sales i4S exports IS Resin Arm receipts 69
Ea: F. T. Io; q g 20 = Sc 10; i So S. X ss 20
chariest0n March $7.-Turpentine nominal e4e: no
saies- Rosin nsmtnal 4, B. G D. p u 70 g; g.
G. Is 70 March 97TSpenttne rirat. 48s 7ad Rosln
American strained. q ee; hne, i0A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

The local market Epct duh. with prices
unehGnced basis Of looSc for niddling upland
srS for rnid1LinE Gulf. Sales $50 b3es-
Scsltheru tei>Rraphed follows New
unchanged 1S16c: Saer. l,On bales
MobIs nc-ainsI Ur~haaesd at aSc Savannah quiet IN
81 ChArles-on and Wilmington firm. IN
Hanged al Pike Norfolk steady. unchanged, al ice:
rsjeF IS baieR Baltimore n1r1innl unchanged at lO1tc
t.-zss e7aset unchankrd lo4c: 6S6 bales 81
Jre saFr unchanged fS-i6c- Galveston quiet and
eiS-lec. Estimated receipts at
er-5S7os foe tomorrow from 650o TO E5oo bales
bales actual last week and So1
SsIsx en- the same day At Houston for to
rD(-oE from 2 800 b1les are expected, COM
,-s5 ~Ffs k4e week and 346 bales
Galveston expects 1000 to 5000 bales in
st-z@- Sh bales the corresponding day
,rf vreek Ard $40 bales last wear
OF ports to-day and Tor the ~ek
"a cC-psred Wh the tnts!s OF week previous and Of
fbts last
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

Cash quotations follows: Flour was Heak no Z
enrnr wheat T5d7Gc No g. Gag Iir No re5 folt
%n corn 42I4c No yellow ~ c; No oajs 90 sc
M white 32134kc: No i9c; good fesdlrs oar 70
lev 2a9 40c choice mailing 4Ig'stC no laN
seei 81 o. Northwestern 81 1G$h & IL R PTne a me9 mm
pork per bbl Sl7 s5a&1s lard Rer JOS 10 SLO s T1%
b"nIders Thoxed3 IS 1888 SIR; short clear sides
boxedJ SO 81 aSIO 80: whishey basis OF hiEh
e. 40 on the Produce Exchange today: tue buI.'r
market was frm rreameres. lSG21i@c dairles lse-5'
Eggs frrn at Included lSc- NheeSe s'eauH
log fmiutS III March 27-tose Wheat-No hard I5,sc
No Tnr.hnrr 731sc: No Northern. a sac May 73'S";
2S0sf Whsst 94@7 7sc se1ag Nav zaa
asked Rye steady: SIC. Barley steady: No = "c
Samnje 4$G5sc Corn-May. 43i2c bid ..--a
Minnearrolis March 27-Flour-First patents ;" ''h
ga So second patents So Go$3 20 first clears s. ~ sec
G1d cIaers s2h 81 C5. Bran, in bulk. $ll I"@$l2 ,
oi pbHa6eIphia March e7.-Uheat was shade weaker
IN .1port elevator ASA 4a4Sl2c March, 4StG4slec
On n ip No . white clipped 42e 943c. Butter firm
1~o5 demand; Western creamery SO9Sozc; 90
6esorhv nrints sac Eggs firm and in good demand
and Southwestern l4t2c Al tne
rna ~ do Southern. the market Cheese q1lel
nrt arm. New York full Creameries. prime small l+
Isr do faIr to good do 13ledl4c do prime large lag
ILL.,: 40 fair 70 good do. l354q4+c Rsceipts.EioI
Zoo bSs ana 3521 COO n IN ssSks Wheat ltoo @ sHn @
corn. 10000: oats l4'WsL ohiPihei'o "'
oush' louis March 27-Close: Wheat-So red cash;
e-sc aSEed. Nav 6724c: July. 677sGGfc No hard 6Sg
~nrnSo , cash 39I2c May. IS FGl3Sc: July, 5S4
s9oTLo 0ateESo cash S2c nominal: May, lac: July
SnisSaeSc bid; No . white. 361sc
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

No ls Aosc; Nos "a and IS &C., No &C. S.sSc: Eagle
powdered 5.toc crystal 6omnos &c, In cases Tnis h
Willett Gray shove stocks In the Uni!ed sate s si
Cuba together Of S0e against $oI4o S0sa ~
week and 4S7 $40 tons last al increase o. Z4S4
tons from last Receipts at the six principal s
OF Cuba, A.NO tnEs exports L. 500 tons; stocA
tons against S51 136 tons last year There are III
2sS0oo tons against 0es 44b t9ns ast year aranst
e46a 76s last year the uneven dates @ Tna
3G125a5 the date of January lSOo $50
decrease Of stock a07 o91 against decrease OA
eoS tons last week decrease Of 70 le2 TOES
1903 The local market for raw sugar was
CsntSfuEsi 0S test quoted at 5"e museosIS IS isc
test. % 2-16c and moiasses sugar S9 test az
2a eco bags Cuba sugar, cost and 1elgnt
bRss McCahan refinery, of Philadelphia Alo-xSc .T'
centrifugal 1Ac nolasses, mostly cenuIuGd.
London wac *d lower At Is for Aarcn and APRIL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
Railroads..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD.


GTATIONs FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEseRosSEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
e The leaving :ime from DeSbrO@aes ana
COrtIandt Streets is five minutes later tA@n
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted.
5d 5, M East cs w. to two ss.sGr k.TT sf
Chicago TSEs S5 60aaht. 70 to
T. FsT p7MfPt6 fPa Ssyfpa
on c. I nRs Smoking .9d 6:tS
S!Rf4shss 15SanseeI' LeSl:y.s
foi.o cNS NssaS. Ap a. ss snd
5sS p r. sf fhieffS fSs IS Ristf ptsos
Ed LEHdsRsPSli, Louisville. ST. Louis, Dinn. Car For
NJ WEsER@ Tlp xafS Chicago For
For Enos5lrls a.iT 1i.
u n fSE RS6 eA'fx
AS6 TE is4
pst 2s Sr.; so 'Pn@s GaE5 10 10 ainx Gsr1
s.9s:,i E;.s & Ss4ss
sGa Rnins Gars Dining Carl a2O sDina,.g CnS &
Is DRlRs Sa S DiRaf Mi 7 night S5s
Dining Cars So 3Dnns ca1 4ss DinnG caT
soTaEkRS oTHaaRk SaT = 3 m 3ie aiEs NJ Il
nigh, day soatas5n. pam I1m.S q l2 no %
II A ssy e0AT olds s5.sis sS $ n u sss
s6hso2Rp oS2aTs5na 1R sEGf Es 4 2o
Tesk-days. Mali i2iO night daily ''ssaOOard Florida
N6RFoEK hN6 5 & wEsrERS g faaS RAlLrAT-For Memphis
and EeN-rO-eons. B. Is q daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-l-5S a. m week
day and 455 m. daily
E655s5i 7 4stoSrn s 2s.:5s!s Trains:
Tarlo- Cars ard Stardard Coaches weekdays Far,
lor Smoking Car. ParIor Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE mAY.-1255 p. m. weekdays.
For points New York and Branch Railroad Itr9n
West Twenty-thi Street sAuonl S55 a M Ia o.: .:
80; 455 and 1l25 p m Teek,days d SdnoS5 53TtIsndt
Streets, eco 12 90 $40 8 10 and llSo p H.
weekdays. SsGGsy' EHs all r q SnF:vPH n IH
go Deshrosses and C6rtandt Streets 90 0 S 80;
and CortIandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car) lOoo ,Din-
ing Carr I1.53 a. M * Dining Carr. 155 LDnin1s
Cap. 2lO Desbrossea Co-andt sreets 4O) 20;
325 Dining Carl. 55. 4.25. 4.25 Dining carr. 80
Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Carr, 1.a5 SO 500 S-o
.. m. 10 night. SundayR 610. 755 Dining SRr ne
coaches). s. %. S55 P5S 0rnitedl 9t5 1888 CDnIaSS
Carr a. 2.S5 Dining carr 1.55 Dining carr 20
Dining Car). S6J 425 Dining Carl 455 tL1ning
IS Dining Car - s25 s. 9 rs m - 10 nient5
Fifth Avenue (baow 23d STD 26a Fifth avenue 'e2Tne,
9th ST.; Astor House West Twenty-tnire Stres,
Station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN station;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII cal
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination. -,
Telephone e14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
". W. ATTERBt'RY J. r. WOOD.
Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
Notice of Summons.

CTTPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York.-Trial desired In New York Coanty;;-
pa,f, q Peace pIaintR. against louisiana Peace ce
te15ant Summons Action tcr absolute divorce upon
~ the above named defenoan ant-
Sn are hereby summoned answer the complaint IN TINS
action and to Of answer on the plain
tis attorney days after the service OF tns
summons exclusive OF the Day OF serrlce and in
Ir failure to appear fudgmen: viii De taken
against YOU by relief demanded in the CON-
piaint
EVERETT T. CHAPPELL PIalntH Attotney,
Once and Posofce address. No. $50 BroAd"ay Borough
Of Manhattan. New York City. New York ~ -,
To named defendant louisiana Feace- Inc
foregoing summons served by puocat p1r
Order made by the Hon. Charles + MacLean
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the State OF New YORK
daynd February 18th and filed with the summons
ana Complain the day In the New YORK County
County Court House in the Borough
Of Manhattan CITY County and State - New York
February 10Th, lAS
T. CHAPPEI,Ls Plaintiffs Attorney,
335 Broadway. Bor ugh of Manhattan New York CIV
New
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

ordinary 5osd: ordinary 4ssa The sales Of the day
e1nort and included 600 American Receipts 1000
bales including Il.4Oo American Futures opened easier
anS cirse5 anil middinE. {. March, 5lT
as 1sd March and Arrl 5.I7a5, 1Sd; April and Nay
July and August. CONS 2id: August and septemSer
iSJ. Sao,emhEr ard October. e. 76d; October and No
yen1ber $40 SD: November and December. 45ld.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
.nrIud,zg 45.o9s ex SHY


r-T4S-Bota in respect vcIur1a Of t-aneact9on and
r-ozI npd nsrrow cne rpened Ready al unchanged
Tcre q an advance OF poins and while after the cal
n showed raouertzry perot q weakness u WaA gen
e-aily sfsakinE steady. win en advancing te9oeoc!
opening within p2LHi cT tHO
cf the uwest close wiihn 143 points oi
the hest OF tie Total sales futures estimated
Initial betterrnent WsS the TesNl on
higher cEbe4 than expected. Liverpool making very
pliE1t conessF3cu local weakness OF
buying also encouraged hy the Ttt
fsr The estimates the days receipts showed an
.n-esse over however. And after The market
I'd undergone further Teactlonary
1eDdeoey 6eveIoped which brought about oecioe
estimates tO-noTTe~,s receipts
leading points moderate and the weekly status
bullisl showing Which u conTecon
support from the bun leaders pTouSht
about another slight Improvement The from New
nrlzpC c1otrued uufayorabe sentiment seemed 70
+ak1 The had been pretty generally
sxpsr5inS tenGeacy oIezrazces for footing
Toward the close there WAS some Atte II
regularity, the market finally stea0y. PorI re
64e bales against iS bales last year
ohangec The regular weekly movement az made up BY
King Port receipts ss41I bales against
is09j Eear overland 20 mills and CaEauA @o4e
eFEnEt 50 ga beez last southern mill Akins& et
tImateo 500 against 80 245 baIes lOes Of
interior q 7O6 oAleH against $3.50 bales
lAst brought into sight for tie week eS bales
days ForT receipts. 975 s7p.eS5
fAtes last overland mills Canada 9S3 235
haies against 9400o3 bales year Southern mil TAX
irEs s1ineted 1seSoo0 bxles against 1,35 $50 bales
iSe5-3 against Bo soc sst year brought into sight
for esoos bele against p$s5 544 bales
reS-
prices in the nsrkrt to-day