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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
Not Oser-W Wise.

There is an old alleSorical picture Of a
Girl scared at n grass-hepper, but in the
Act of heedlessly treadiDg on a snake
This il paralIeled by the man who
spends large sum OF money building a
eyclone cellar but neglects to provide bis
family with bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy a.
safeguard against bowel complaints
q those victims outnumber those OF th'
cvclone a hundred TO ore This remedy
il everywhere recognized AS the mos
prompt and reliable medicine in use To-
these diseases. For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid ci
Doctor

81 am just up from hard spell Of the
hux" Cdysenteryl SAYS MIR. I. A. Pinner
a well known merchant Of Drummond
Tenn.
If used one small bottle eofChamberlain'' Of
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy anC
was cured without having q doctor.
consider it the best cholera medicine il
the world There is no need OF employ
ing doctor when this remedy is used
for no doctor can prescribe better med
ieine for bowel complaint in any form
for children or adults. ltn yer fails anG
il pleasant to take For sale by NJ. N
/ Lewis, Druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
SosciaI Friday and Saturday Eseur'
sions.

To New Jersey seashore Resorts. Via
RF. up. and 7. X. Il. or B.&O R.R Com
mencing Friday, June 26th, and on Fri,
day and Saturday OF each week untl
se1tember 18th, inclusive, round TRIP
t;ctets will be on sale to Atlantic City
Cane May, ocean City and Sea Isle City
At a. 10. Tickets will be good going
onlv ON date Of sale, returning to leave
seashore resort not later than mid night
of Tuesday following date OF sale.
VI c. c. Cox, Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
Annual Meeting OF the Hanover
Troop.

The Hanover Troop Association, or
ganiz d twenty nine years ago through
tbe fundamentally Of the late Grn. vii
Iiams G. wickham, held it's annual meet
inc at Ashland Park aiew days ago. q
the 20 members enrolled, 20 were pres
ent A sumptuous dinner was served
after which speeches were made by W }
Rinford. of Henrico; George J., haw
Cant. John Lamb, Senator ii. i. Wick
ham and Walter SydnOr. War song'
were rendered and the old soldiers enjoy
sd telling stirring Incidents OF the war
The usual colIecti IN was taken Tor indi
gent members and Slo raised Tor tn
Stnart monument.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
so.eiaI Excursions to Niagara Falls

will leave Washington via B. \ q. II. H.,
& p. r. H. and l.. V. Il X. at $40 a. ID;
July 18th and 3lst, August l4th al q
2Gtb, September llth and 23th and
October 9th; and via T. Il r., Buffalo
and N. Y. c. & II. Il X. X. at 500 a. M
.Iuly 9th, August 7th and 2lst, Septem,
ber 4th and 18th. and October 2nd and
18th -,
Round trip from fredericksburg Sll
10. Return limit / days.
'"' G. G. cox. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
DISCOVERY IN ROMAN FORUM
Base of Celebrated etatue of Emperor
Damitian Found.

Rome. Aug. ia most important
discovery has been made during exca-
vaiions in the Roman Forum, consist
ing Of the base Of the celebrated eques-
irian statue OF the Roman Emperor
Damitlan. which is of the greatest in
tcrest in determining the topography
OF the forum during The first century ol
the empire. The base stands D feel
below the present level Of the forum
It is 10 feet long. 20 feet vide and over
10 feet high. On the top are three
blocks Of traycrt In stone. showing
where the feet Of the horse stood. The
fourth block is lacking indicating thai
the rsht forefoot of the horse wa'
raised. The distance between th'
blocks Is so great that il is calculated
that the statue was six times life size
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
HEADQUARTERS

For Flour, Mill Feed, Hay and Meal
also that celebrated "Dandy Chop" made
of Corn and Oats by the Commercial Mil
ing Company, Of Detroit, Michigan. This
Chop has only to be tried to prove its su
periorlty as a strictly FIRST Class Feed fol
horses and cattle.
We are also large dealers In Corn and
Oats: lust received a Car l0ad OF Old West
ern Oats, strictly good.
a.. orn Wanted" at the highest market
price, We are Agents for the Celebrated
:sPnatt's Food for horses, cattle and poui.
try. Remember the place, Rays old
stand. ,.o>,
j. M'CALLA BOULWAnE & SON,
Agents for the Champion Harvesting
Machinery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

When you want physic that Is mild
aod gentle. easy to take and certain 20
~ eiways use Chambcrlain's Stomach
and and LIVER Tablets. For sale by N. NJ
Lewis, Druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

II has been said that n number oi
society men never pay anything but
commitments,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

Woman will always be a conundrum,
but the man who il willing TO give her
M isn't worthy Of the name.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

Though th, American eagle is tough
bird. when IL rorsts on the back ol "A
silver dollar il is leg 81 tender.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

A well-cooked breakfast will goiurther
toward preserving peace in the family
than a dozen. Bless Our Home mot
toes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
mnzioan MllIlonalre Dead.

chihuahua. Mexico. Aug. 19.-Pedro
Alvarado. multi-millionaire mining
man. is dead at Parral. 1t is said that
six years ago he was barefooted peon
working in a mine at 30 cents a day.
He discovered the Palmillo mine and
his wealth Is now estimated at SSo,-
OO0. 600. He had no faith in banks ana
II Is said that silver bars worth great
sum are locked in steel cage in his
nalatial home near Parral, constantly
guarded by a strong force ot men. "A
year ago Alyarado made his frst Trip
over a railway, charterins a special
train for this purpose and bringing with
him a bodyguard of 200 men. He was
very charitable. distributing his wealth
freely among the poor OF Parrai an'
the surrounding country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
Cure for Locklaw Discovered.

Chicago, Aug. ia cure for lock-
Jaw has been discovered by DR.. 5. A.
Matthews, Of the University OF chi
cago. and has been successfully USED
in treating George Newman, OF South
Chicago. Or. Matthews methods OF
treatment is the injection OF a solu-
,lon of calcium and potassium saits'
This injection was given Newman a
week ago while he was suffering from
extremely severe tetanus spasms' an'
bo IS now declared to be we'll on tir
wav to health. The new cure is d
diuretic. The problem which Dr'
Matthews has worked out is to get the
nroper combination of salts to bring
about the effect desired. Now tnat II
has been found. the doctors say tnat
the same principk can be applied 70
the cure of snake bites, blood poison
ing and other diseases caused by toxins
! In the body. 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22
Pure Herb Medicine.

Is one OF .he Greatest Heaters OF the sicr
on Earth Cures all Diseases or no Charge.
cure all diseases that are known 70 the
human race or no charge, no matter
what your disease, sickness or affliction
may be, and restore you TO perfect health.
cure the following diseases: Heart Dis
ease, Consumption, Blood, Kidney, Ia
yer, Bladder, Structure, Piles In any form
Vertigo, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
rheumatism, in any form, Pains and
Aches Of any kind, Colds, Bronchial
Troubles, Sores, Skin Diseases, all itch
ing sensations, all Female complaints,
La Grippe, or Pneumonia; Ulcers. Car
buncles, Boils, Cancer. the worst forms
without the use OF knife or instruments;
Eczema Pimples on face and body; Dia-
betes Of Kidneys or Bright's Disease oil
the Kidneys. cure any disease no mat
ter OF what nature. All yenereal dis
eases a speciality. Medicine sent TO any
address by express. For full particulars
send two-ceat stamp for answer. No.
4O4 Nest Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-22

least. She has con-
sumption in her fam
ily and she was in
such bad shapei so
un down, nervous,
weak, and could not
nnl. TINT [ Ind herun
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

oelofe the close under active realizing prs Gro,
rriSss g the day were net Ie psoao & 80 thsf ast
zhoTs direct her aFea6, ssf5S Tsz o-. in 20 May Nay
currztaaeE @ SuF as was natural under the
iOoR SSr sfssh sa information about Fech crop out
ne The latter closing rather easy at 10 Is points
weekly EITorsa eFeoNeT @ Broomhau cable giving the
iIs 70 Conditions in practically every country abroad
West they were made favorable bT reason ~ mild
Gulf and tirousb NJ OH, fIon the Canada line TO the
was az Sne wialer wheat belt This springke
r@n particnisv 'ere was rather full interior
total receipts We're 5eeoo bush oompsrs5 ana Sd 5f L3s o @
worlds s,3c nile the regular weekly statement OF
Understood that European visible 6ec-eaei last wee
out Of story sv8g PSh bg % 81 69 9 ,T Tsd ~ What t
closed a d nef ht T[e small b While English
ios5s NJ Iw , Export orders. the sales incGuding
basis were follows: No hard ManItoba SIC: No
s,, s.a No Northern NeW-York SEC. all prompt:
20 T5 x Srrye shipment a. opening of RsviEation
tine after the opening seemed TO show conxiderabls
nd activity in all positions March which
ssnce Of shorts Influences affecting positions
continued small Chicago receipts and light stocks
actions market whereby all carly Improvement was
@ oesS6a came largely from disappointment over the
900 bush The total interior receipts 4e0 00O
fvorabe in s parts of the west for he movent os
SO h - some cases me railroad situation seemed 70
% Snasd j osds here and 10 loads at optports besides
low 800 bush y F G 5000 bush No 3 yellow
White Sac and No yellow 5oe aoat oars
The market for oats after an early advance on cover
ton Gssh cats here %ere also lo~er permitting an
NJ 4ie 10 ? Witt and ssandaTd 71he 42s3e: No 5
WINE 4Sg: TICK nl1eo nominal; track white AeG4'9
sos, STATE sSsAf 4e G s7eT 9 s.aay
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New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 31-Catte-Receipts, $500: steady;
good to prime steers 81 9ss5 25 poor medium sag
81 10; sockers feeders 81 759S4 90: 81 500
81 81 5GdS4 75; 81 50GS2 20: bulls
81 5OGs4 40 S3GS6 so; S49S4
FIogs-Receipts to-day 1900 tomorrow 900: left
over 1000 10c higher ali bought; and butch
ers s. 15d$7 35; good to choice heavy 81 40qS7 So
rough heavy. 81 1oGS7 90 light So syST 25; bulk OF
2G4ST A.. SheepReceipts IA eco Sheep steady
lambs higher; good to choice wethers s. 5OGp
fair choice mixed. 81 5og$5 so: native lambs
Kansas city March 31-Cattle-Receipts $500 natives
lower; light steady strong. strong
AMI heifsrs opened steady strong closed
feeders steady weak
choice export dressed beef 81 4DGs5
good S0GS4 So stokers feeders SGs4 65 Western
S36S5: Texas and Indian steers SO 1884
Texas So 50GS4 native cows 81 5O4$4 40 native
heifers S3GS4 So 81 5OdS3 25 bulls. So 15Q
81 80; calves S2Qs6 80 HogsReceipts 10000; steady
TOP 81 42la bulk Of sales s. 25gs1 40 heavy 81 800
s. 4Tiz packers 81 l0ST 371s light. S7QST
Workers. 81 15qS7 90 pigs 50 259s7 sheeP-Reee!pts
500 10G15c higher; native lambs IS 55S7 50s
lambs 9 55qS7 as fed ewes s. 5qse 10 native
wehsrs 1895 so; Western wehers 81 50GS5 80;
clipped sheep 81 9Oq$5 80: sOckers and feeders
Cincinnati 3-Hogs quiet s6asT so; cattle DUH
81 -.
s. 45: choice s. 5OS5 good 81 e06s5 Is Hogs
prime mediums 81 5O9$T IS; heavq Workers.
s. 45GS7 60 81 354$7 10; pigs. 81 25GS7 IS
roughs s51ST Sheep higher; best wetheTs s6 4Q1s5
cJs common 81 25G$4 49, choice lambs. ST 75GSS
Veal calves, So 504sI.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl March 81 1893
TG I.s faPs FePoed Cd o. Dressed beef ste
city native sides 6+2qsc per I 10 ~ 1aiL n
14c dressed weight; refrigerator beef at per ~
The BoyIc carried a5 s bead for scRxaTsschiid suz
ferger a3 head for the swift Company: iI head
taken out 600 sheep for shapbers & s@8 sd S5
quarters for the Cudahy Packing Company The Celtic
sailing tomorrow for Liverpool is estimated q sno
Ters for the swift Beef Company 100 quarters
T e VII take out 300 quarters schwarzscEild
& Suzberger and is also estimated TO carr <l"o quar-
s cALvEs@Receipts all for the market we're 172 head
making with the s6oea carried arr ever F ST. Good
eais were rated steady; other grades weak Very little
Ssn' s9s 1 Eas sas sod at s5
saiesJ G curtis Son: vesls I45 n average. at
IS per 100 n . DO. 113 n, at 81 do. 90 n at So
SHEEP HSD LAMBs-Receipts. Gar. 22s head
Counting the & stale & stock @ at thss .s1e Sleep on and good
lambs ruled firm. common and medium lambs we're in
at Sc 75ass Is; culls AZ s59$6 clipped smbs at 81 5o
Safoi5c per b. dressed lambs 1oa14c country dressed
saesrobn Shannon: IS Ohio lambs CclippeD. s8
n rsge a. 5, s. 80 sse BF 1S 03e m ~ S ssa1e ne ss al Sc 0
J. H Hume Il Bro; 1919 State lambs 81 10 at 81 So
y cus So n, at 50: spring lambs at s. so each
Harrington Co: 161 State lambs S. 70 at IS % Is
'oFs H H T. HolIis. b 1a2 state lambs 81 10 at
Harrington IS state lambs. rs ID. at 81 10 1s cus
1s cars sS SIS ssa4 99n' Foe bsr1 on sale tie
Sales Cail late Monday)H H Hollis: hogs
= =? 81 p roas go n at 49, 90 3 81 f0 n At 8 So
John ? Nelson. 1T State hogs. 14e n, 81 So 8
1873 10 81 so State pigs io6 n. at 81 80; roughs
J. f. Hume ( Bro: ISL State hogs. $50 n 81 5O:
rougls. $50 n. at So 50. s-.
Andrew Mullen: II state pigs e2 NJ at s. 60; State
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

gse do soathsTp sssena red prime saas2 IS DO
s. SD ao ssP s per so r. $ 81 Peg q? o : s9s 3 s
as sI aparsSS ;sreston sr dozen suhcbes 81 50
gs6 % Norfolk s2as4; do North Carolina s. sogS4:
siass do Fiofida per bush Crate 5ocs1 40 per bbi
aFesso q T 100 20 bsnehs S1se Do eruda per box
sb oI es G9 59as Do c6arsstoR no s s. 3
e. 20; euGuasers Foriaa per ese SUE @ % 40 s n
ssG 5o % per t7so-thrd case Sass per
ss@s4 90 c6aresion a q per saSEe sigsi So egpsn
kae Norfolk per b6I 25@Soc lettuce Fiorda. per bas
75eas2 Norfolk per DBL 75cGsi 5o onions. Bermuda
per crate g DC Havana 81 'gsZ 40 40 CornsefGud M 5
81 do Orange County. red per bag 5o 7Ss DO state &
Dbl 25a 20: do red bag 25a75c: okfa. Havana
do sr Sfas o per BASKET or efa se do csTn
m box DO aSsSe 9e se ss o Bary PET
100 lunches $4gs6 DO Elorda per basket g n 20
S@s1 do Southern baset 81 sGS2 TSg9eS SorsoS
S9T S8i baskets sas2 DO per bush baset 9oosi
6aysns %he m ger 5ibd hs Dbl & s g. 40 eses S
spinach. Norfolk Dbl 25a6e string be Beans 5a do
per basket s2gs4 DO per crate s2a$S So tuTnps .
GSfane; "a fs6 ns b carter P o s do poor 70 fair sIGs2 70:
ateTcress per 100 bgRgss' &C @ '' hothouse 56csi
nushroons h9hous per nj 1oqo9 TfdiSbe behonse per
100 bunches ssas4 tomatoes, hothouse per 10 loq2O
steady Pecans quiet Very little doing in other nuts
quote Peanuts Virginia hand picked JgIns9 per 10 10
sbeed Spanish 50 l. 47sa4ste; DO NS SSac: pecans ao
l.
round lots uugaded per m 5g6e nfSoIy h's 81 BLACK
yalnuts rer bush, 40d60c; butternuts 4tGooc.
BEESWAx-Supples continue light and tnere Is M
3O63ic MAPLE
are coming forward slowly. and looks as II te
Of new sugar would Some lots here are
above present selling price but dealers are not &
than lie. and some dark cotoo
lots would sell at I0c No new syTuPs ~
Vet . HONEY-Marhet fairly supplied WITH "ese ~.
er bo1av the demand for is only fair at ABOUT
previous prices quote: Clover como iaucS, P7' ~
i5c- do fair to good 12414c; buckwheat COMP ~
t-acted clover, 7GTIsc; do buckwheat Cantornla' tx
cted 61s17c. A. --.5ss s.51i
HAY AND top graces @ ntb S,ti
check what otherwise be an actlFe
demand There large pubic oios to s a
lines good which have 10 De PASSED stI - brinr
dav broadening Of price taiIs 70 OIe
forward the goods wanted The burden OF
kaane in it's rIt Of irregular prices. Much OF Ihe
inferior still hangs the market. when may % go
large bales per NJ 81 o.; No l. e2.fcgs!. -.
S2zGnGc No 3 6GTT21zc; inferior sltogetneF
clover mixed prime, 7Oa75c clover cleaT, Og ~
STRAWReceipts large prices seeIy o,g re Re
5s1i5edJx zpGS0c for long lS
CENTS Of hay reported a. tne s4o.
Hudson River
Erie GOO Pennsylvania. %; West shore ~ Pipi
Valley TO- of New-Jersey- ~ fVeI Doo's' 0'
total $50 tons. Receipts OF straw 2Vo IONS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

bbls
itcsiu bbls
Spirits turpentine as bbls
.-.- --- ''''-'''.'
The stock spirits turpeutne in Local yaras 5 Il low
lighter than il has been long while ana II =
onIv COS bbs Rosin steady, with 1ehalIa ,d,.
ate but sales were full quoted rates lar rueu '
ana SPfRTT RPfSNTINE-OH barrels. este; machine
TAR+Pine bbls So 25qs2 80; oil bbls. - s.. .. - aud
ROSTN-Commoa good stranet q 0g4 = "a.
= 60 a. So S5as2 40 c. 81 45GS2 so n 81 o9qSz ~
s. 10ds3 Is: X So so; NJ So SeqSS 30; y -; u
81 1O W W 81 35aS4 40. ., -. CO NTH
Savannah March 3l.TUrpe9tine- & al o. si,ts
ss7 bbls sales. 4&6; expors 10 go 60 CGofGa - 90 T.
81 %. NJ IS 40: n So 80: " G. SO 90; W W; 50 70 r,
Charleston March 3Tarpentins nonlssl e. s6i
ro,,fnaI- 2 C. D. Il. 81 95: F, 81 g. y ~ n g ~:
So 75: K 50 10; NJ. So 30; n. So 30; T. 70 a. "
wilmington. March 31sprts turpent5neuNottns 10 10
@Ttae turpenne arn. 81 4OGs4 receipts, IL bbis ar
firm 81 % ] TecP GTupTDentine-spirits G Cd Rosn
American strained 6s Sd; fine. los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

cash quotations were follows: Flour was seeacy;
NJ sprng wheat 70 QT6c; No B. 6S 10 reo $50
7oc- No 2 corn. S25sc: No yellow. 4Z9sc' 20
s3s.e- No white 33937c No re 4sc geoa teshT
GerlsS 3eG42c; fair choice mating 4'gSS00i -
aax seed 81 o69s1 on No NorthTestesr. - ~ W. Ms
,o-t s1s1s1s O5; lard. per 100 ~
,boxe51 IS IS s71z: short clear slees - 80
Ssfo ~ Vhiskey basis OF high wines. 81 % Oh -
y55,'ca Exchange to-day the butter market was I'm
ss1e-4es ls62Sc: diaries. 14g24c; eggs sIsssqy -
srL cases included. 13c, cheese. STEADY,
1,,,,.b March sI-CIose-wheat 70 arrive No nara
T31=c: No Northsrn t-ssc- may
III T3zc Oats-Nay. 331=e
,-t,-.,,.Aa March 31.-Wheat dull: No Nort1ern'
No Northern 75zGI6c: May. t-ssc 90
p am No l. 51G52c. Barley steady no . W.
sample 45g52c .. e. -aa
-+sasroIfs March 3t-FiourFirst patents e tyg
s~rond PATENTS So 60JS3 20: nrsI esas 80
- Clears S2QS2 Bran-In bulk vi -S4S-A "
March 31.-Wheat uncnanxeos eonN-
III II lsa7sc steady No = N e1p1I
ss "a T4sc: April asa g4ec oats nrIn5 20
i9f4a43c Butter firm and In soo1
t western creamery 3O83O51ci nearoy
80 g. and in good demand; fresh neafDy'
-gsst yyeste-n I4%.c: South western l47sS
- s+eadvs New-YGrk fuIl creams prime
~ eai- 70 COOL 13lz dI4c. prime large l1 - $50 .nS
11o5 large 1874 Gi3s<c- Rece'pss "a rssO
&c 90 h in sacks. wheat 5000 bush; cor to.o ~
% zoo bush. Shpmeats-Nheat IOoV D-7-'
cH-- 2 900 bush: oats. 1900 bush
e To,,ss March s1-CIose-Uheat Ne rsd Ss Sas, So
-, So INV 63ssc: hard, sOatStsc- -
49,, 2se. May. 39ssc July. $3.50 Osts ~ = ~
"a. Nav Sc: July 29@sc No white 81
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York- March 81. 1913
COFFEE-Ths coffee market active
hut business footed little better than the recent
average Il opened steady at partial decline Of 5
points and depressed by lover European markets and the
heavier showed declining tendency with the
close however steady the opening basis Sales
reported q 16oe9 Aside volume
E-szisl receipts both interior points moth
1nE g festure developed HaVre
6nd Hamburg ruling irregular. = pfg higher
: ptg loser santos was 100 -eis higher. while Rio
remained UncharSeC- The receipts totaled
negs and the interior Santos receipts 1T1os bags
The decline 6ic stimulate activity bring
demand other profit shorts
Commission houses idle ard air Of apathy
Ee-Eaces futures.
70 close me demand IoT about partial
reaction and prices which had occupied Level 500
points below Mondays fEsis. underwent = partial
The quiet. quotations OF
TIE bssis q SIC for Rio 20
prices market to- dav
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
contract prices II the local market to

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations points aghe
g m hss.s q u66Ifng upland enc loec oF
ri.54-ng Gun sales amounted 70 B. t'o haleE
telsgrSphed as i0iioNs-
orleans reass unchanged s14c. with safes Of -suo
bs1ss- firm unchanged. - lvr Win
EF0rf.e 11ter. SHsc- with safes
q 20 bales Charleston firm. unchanged a. "zc' q
T-,ls r-Isr 1Ier tower 3S4c: Savannah quiet. uI-
chsce5 II Qssc of &c bales y Nnington nm
crsrczs ~ elzc: dU. unchanged, - JOG. WIN
aaes bales. Baltimore nominal &c loEeI al L. T.
-aresprs for to-Tno-Tov
90 = 9 hsles compared WITH T.4a bales ac01al
1es- bales last year At Houston
$500 haies expected aGalsL 4-S
fz1ey ls=f week 755 bales year ago SalVest2h
r-re-.s 70 bales. against .5s4 bales asi week
E-d = 81 bzieE last year - A. .o-,
Ee1er-s ~ rorts interior points to-csy csn4-
- 80. laz- Neea -. Las- year.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool sIloslas Wheet-spo5 sns ag s. > ga
red HI'foruia ss sd futures steady. MAJ es lsd
~ f,orn-Spot quiet. American rliAsa, -" a. ass
- - IS steady. siA1. -
49, a fsst July I'D Peas-Canadi@h
s2A I,1Sor-Pacihc hrm- f6 l-sotI See w.,
exrra india SIS Sd. PORK STEADY a. al
80 IA TO - -. ql-e - ~
t.. t5 sts AN. Cumberland - 70 80 ~ Stss -
fsScoh midtlss. tgnI = 70 -
Ioag niddIes 3 % - n "a
~ cear backs TO 70, 5as. clear esiaes. - 70
- "a ehOulders-Squars. II 20 IL n caiet - -
Is,5Tsr,us Western srr.,. steady els o. Ai7s'9-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
City Hotels.
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH,
broadway and 36th St, New YORK.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
FIRST CLsASS-FAIR PRICES
Foreclosure Sales.
TPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNI1'
~ Charles X Billings, substituted Trustee. etc
Plaintiff against julius AbloWCh and others Deendnts
OF a Of foreclosure and sale duy
above entitled action bearing Gate
OF 1908. l. the undersigned ttereIee
in named will sell public auction AZ
New Salesro0m. No. III BroadWay
New York City, On the Srd cay
OF twelve O'Clock noon on that day. ~
Herbert Sherman, auctioneer. the premises oy sald
Judgment sold. and therein described as
lows of land situate in the Iwetrth
City OF New York. bounded and descrio-d as
follows; Beginning at point on the southerIy ns %
sixteenth Street distant three nuh1eo
sixty-ine feet Westerly from the corner ronea ~
the intersection Of the Westerly line OF Avenue Win
line OF One hundred and sixteenth street
running thence Southeriy and parallel with Avenus "A
one hundred eleven inches 70 the centre line OF
the bIoc< between one hundred sixteenth and One
hundred ana fifteenth Streets thence running westerly
along said centre fne eighteen feet seven and halr
inches running Norherly and parallel with AFeuo
"a partly through the of party wall one nun
dred feet ana the Southery line of one
sixteenth Street thence running Easteriy
along line eighteen feet seven and
naf inches point place OF beginning Iosetne
with all singular the teRements. heredits ents and
apprteuances thereunto belonging OF in wise app
tanning and reversons renaiA1cT ana
remainders. rents. issues and profits thereof
Dated New York. March go. 1903
CORNELIUS 7. SULLIVAN, Referee.
rTTTII-S SEYMOUR. Attorney for Plaintiff, No =
William Borough Of Manhattan. N Y
following Is diagram OF the properly 70 be SOFA
above described
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

F7oston March 31-The wool very quiet
This week with prices materially changed pre-
Territory wool has been attracting
good attention. but wouidbe purchasers have
made such low figure that the offers have been
following the quotations: Territory,
choicest staple (scoured bas fine 5455c: fine medium
53c: fine medium. 4sll30c: medium. 4514ec- Colorado
ana New-Mexico. y. a2G53e. No / A4G4Sc: No 2. 444
45c Fleece woods have sold freely. and good
ouiry reported with prices nrIn Ohio and Pennsy-
Tania Xxx and above 3S42c: Y 2SG25c: No I, 31732c;
NJ q 3Od3lc: Ohio delaine o3ls G34c: Michigan and