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New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

10 1895.
toIt IEl esterdays coffee market opened steady a.
partial decline points chiefly result Of profit
rsng by those who had bought before the recent advance
and result also. fresh selling for the short
count based the larger primary receipts continued
ClesTsnces heavy arrivals When this liquidation
rs1 been accomplished however. became
apparent buying noted from Euro
which absence sellers closed the
market steady partial advance of points. Sales
2175o bags The regular cables from foreign lnaf
hets. aside from an advance Of IA Z pfg Al Hamhure
contained ts The clesrarces were $1,000 bags
c those reported yeste7day bring the total for
rwo Gays up about 81 eco bags. against New-York
deliveries the period OF about
81 900 hsEs To-oay's arrivals were 9%2a bags: but
the primary expected NOW as
result OF the recent free selling here ~ importers ao
showing therefore made but little rzpresson on
market Sentiment seems 70 remain rather moro
hsr than hullish, on the ground that the present Us
coffee 10 come into sisht
caves little 10 expect Of advance. but
not willing TO operate
segressvey the present Acknowledged
y low level Of values
The range prices in tho local market to-
!. "a. a f.lln-g..
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. i0-The wool market remains about
the conditions previously ncJed. with prices holding
we'll the whole. the market fsirl active though
the OF sales IS not to the figures Of few
weeks ago. There enough manufacturers the
however. ultimately all the wool avail
able There feeling in the trade that the
been reached. and. while the lower prices are
the time any further advance Is con
sdeTed improbable for the nne Territory Voo hsN been
selling being about the nlost active or
anything on the list Fine staple woos unchanged
at 56a5sc with mediures 5iq5oc. and medium
4Ta4sc Quotations follows: Territory Idaho
ine. i4dl5c medium. t6G l6lsc; medium. loGlsc
Wyoming fine 14G15c fine medium lo9ll y tsn nne
I64f7c; medium. il Qlse: Rakosa
me I4d1 i5c nne medium ior1Te medium iTg1sc: Mon
tans ne choice fsa0c: 1Tg1so Colorado New
NIsxico etc fine 1IQs2c; medium, ISe lic rnediuf
Iii5 There is an active demand for fleece wcois WIZ
fssing Ohio and P-nnsylvanta
Xxx and above 32q33c: y. 2sg29c. No J snd No q
sp-. Michigan ard above 2In2sc NO ! and No -,-sP
sso: Ksntussy Indiana etc. blood. 25gsic. Blood
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

spot cotton closed g1et Tth qs9SS.oh9 qs2 ,l.ndf a. and
- for faiddng Gull. Sales ar1onIte9 70 20 sIIevs
telegTaphed as iglloNS
7roie r- - higher &C: safes Sst psies sqa
Sc higher. q 3-i6c5 sales, Aeo bsles
rleet5a frln. unchanged a sc BID bger ~ ~
Norfolk. STEADY. I-l,e LnsZeL.
- bales Faitiulore nominal &c highsr q
49, sIgusta quiet and steady, &c hlgheF' a. i9c
80. fsier St firm. unchanged az sao
- ySsnE frln. &c higher a. olsc; sales i 9so'
strong 1-16c higher. at a-lsc; eaies
sd memphis rTn. lie higher Al e5sc; saIes
F-=rirrated receipts at NeR-TieaaS
- -. 900 TO I2ooo bales. as compared WIZ %
last and :. TO- pa1es
l-.oy9 -esr ago Houston for to-norroT, t.seo
ot5 fsIes are expected, compared WITH sSuS psLes
- 1856 bsles year ago tsaiFsh-
1e- IN COO TO L. .0o0 haes. IL contrast nltn
q st,isl for the corresponding day last week
and interior points To-Day CON-
Ls-5 5i,e same dsy last and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Feb f0-Crosinz. WheaS-SFOt Steadys
No red Western winter, s Tad; No J NSrthsrn
steady: March, Sc ssd: May IS 2Asds July nominss'
American mixed. A. sd
- niSS old no stock; futures steady; MARCH, 4s 5isd.
Mav IS 3tsd: July. nominal Peas-Canadian. steady
sx So Flcur-St LOUIS fancy winter quiet, IS sd
POPS London Paeihe C'oast. nrn, tsgt3 los. Bess
sasv India i5ls I'd Pork easy. prime mess
western T5s- Hauis-shOTt cut. - 70 iS n Gull Ss
Bacon c,ii: Cumberland 70 20 50 -. +ess Cd
sbort r6 1s 20 p n As. long clear middles nsrt
IS n IS 10 as: clear nttdles heavy. Is 90 40
n hort. backs. is - n. u.s. clear
bellies Is 70 IA 70 Shoulders-Squars. u 20 u
N ouef SSx lard dull; prime terces. tss
Sd Americas refined. "a pals. ass 81 Bgtter nominal
Cheese frna American nneSt white and coiorsd oS 81
rr,ltov-Prims city auist Us Cd. TurpsItneSpirits
hrIn 43s st Rosi1--Ccmnon hrn, S. Sad. Petroleum.
-Rs6nsa. stsady. 6isd. LinseSd OIL. arm. 26s 90
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
pnbllr \ oures.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIvIs-

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVIS-
ION First Departmept-In the matter OF the
Island Railroad for the appointment OF three
commissioners determine and report whether railroad
or railroads for conveyance and transportation OF
PrBIIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. pursuant
amended the undersigned Pennsylvania New York and
Long Island Railroad Company will apply 70 the Appel
York for the First Judicial Department. at Term
held at the Appellate Division Court House
1908 at one o'clock the afternoon Of that day.
commissioners in the above entitled mat
ter to determine after due hearing whether
railroad railroads in the said City for the eonveyanes
and transportation Of and property ought 70 De
constructed operated The papers upon which the
application will be made the petition o. me
Company dated January o. 1903 and the afldavs and
other papers accompanying the same all OF Mhch were
fled the office OF he Clerk of the SAID Appellate Divs1
other papers shall be presented to the said court OS
Sescripon Of the route plan OF coastruc-
papers hied as aforesaid said Clerk OF the ap
relIate Division The following is bre, and substan-
faf synopsis Of the the Borough OF Man
hatta9: hat From the Hudson River the East River
the East River under SD Street.
The object aforesaid application to obtain the
railroad or railroads be constructed and ope
late Division together with renort Of their determine
ton, report. II in favor OF the anu
6pgSth 6en TI ask that It shall be- shall when confirmed
taken in lieu OF the consent OF thS pr9rT
the line o. the sss sss, raiiEcsd a1s or railroads
sap RaiIlsAF RaikRSsP SSS.;asSs SSM;EsSf
ROBERT III. CROFT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGroN-fss sa
sfo3 so .11-So A. NJ too. 1'3.40 500. 100 P. H-
.I2-I5 Mdt-
Liberty Street only 'Datiy Tpsy. except sun
sSunday only. +Parior cars only WA Tarnagus-
Ofces: Liberty st. Ferry Ferry. Astor Eous--
f13 2Sf 1900 1854 Broadway ls2 5th Ave = Unio1
Snuare West IJ3 273 West I25th ST. 2+S
C%ounbrs Ave New York: Court S44. SEQ Fulton
81 FrookIyn: es Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Torx
transfer Co for and checks bagsase 70 destination
W = PrSr,ER c. ~. BURT.
vice-Presdent Gen'I General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

54lsc Oats firm at the recent advance; No white
cpped 44I5N 45c Butter steady: fair demand SAtrd
western creamery e7c; extra nearby prints 2sc Esgs
fopecr fresh nearby. lSc tlS
1ec at the mark fresh &
mark. fresh southern lsc at the marx
reintFiour mo bb and 800 900 70 in sacks; wheat
900 bush corn 1T3O00 bush: eats teeo bush ShIp1
Inents-Wbest coo bush corn 2o0eo bush; oats S"o
bush.
St Louis. Feb 1oWheat-No cash. 81 sc 9Salnst.
Corn-No . cash +a14c: May. 42lae: July. 4iS941Ssc.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Itvsrnoot Feb 10. p. nl.-Cotton. Spot--Mcderst-
business done prices steady; american niddiins. 81
The sales Of were i0ooo bales. of which zoe
yrs for snecuation export ana included
ian Receipts bales ali American. cpened
Srro c,6sed middling q.
r1,ary eed; February and March, 1929: March and
lnrif eei: Aprii and NAV, 4a3d. May June.
4e4G4 esd June and July. 4e5d. July and August 1910
4 a5d: August and September. isSd september and
October 4 sea-. 61d: October and November,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
READING SYSTEM
HEU VEDSEV CENTDAI P ID

Liberty stree9 and South Ferry Uime from South
Ferry i've minutes earIerL
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOwN ASD
MAUCH CHUNk-z40O ais Eastcn only). 9t11
a NJ / 20. 4 40. 500 GAS Easton only1 P Nj sun
days, zs.25 A. NJ Loo. So P NJ.
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo a.1o
A. NJ. 500 P. NJ Sundays. Il * A u. ] 90 p N
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4ec 8. 40 A. NJ. 13O e. 20, 40 Lake
wood Lakehurst onIy). 500 C5So Lakewood oniSo
p. NJ. Sundays. 1000 4. NJ
CTTY-T9. A NJ. IS. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz+oo a NJ. ff55
LONG BRANCH, ASRURY PAIsN: OGEaE
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORFs
POINTS-z4Oo $50 II so A NJ; AS $ 90 $50 p NJ
SUNDAYS. except Ocean tirovs 400 A. IL. zoo p. NJ
PUIIADELPTIIA CREADTNCs TERMINAL9-zs4-25. ..
too $500 900. tlOeo f11-GO A. NJ. III 90 leo.
80 200. 400. 500. f6 %. 1880 $500 P NJ
s12I5 Ndt- -. -, -.
Path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s42S. ts*5. .lo-5ns
s1f 80 NJ. 100 $500 500 100. 1925 p NJ.
s12I5 Mdt. -
READING. HARRISBURG POTTsvILLE AND
wILLIAMSPORT-ll40o. 90. "a ts0o HF9Io G09os
fI.O0 A NJ Reading only. Ils1-00. 10 200 p: M.
Peading Pottsvius and Harrisburg only. t4Oo. fooo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
RAITIMnRr g. OHIO RAu RaAD,

Leave NETWORK CIT. South Ferry. Liberty st.
CbI~ssc Pfftst1rg .--.s1e. 10 sl2 rs Mt.
Chicago Columbus ----'l253 p m -luO p m I,nsr
Pfttsburg Cleve. p" ~ S-+O D NJ lInlt1-
-Pfttsburx Limited 1855 p ~I00 p M Buffet
CfncfnnstL Louis ~ 10 nE NJ.
Cincinnati s. Louis 10 = a m 1000 a IT. pr-r
~fnctnnst s665 ,. 200 .. Buffes-
N,or<oik IS q m. f10O p. Diner.
BLUE TRAINS.
washington 1875 a. m $3.50 a BuYst.
Washington. Batos-lO-zo a NJ DEnef
vsshington Bato...-.s11.23 a s1t30 a Diner
yvssrfnzton. Balto- 800 q
Royal Limited '3SS D. M 30 p DneT~
Washington. RaIto- 80 p M .9oo p m Diner
Washington. BALTIC. sS53 ?. ~I-e0 2. Buffet
WASHINGTON. BALTIC sl2 0n s12.f5 ut Sleepers-
cr1sces: 1fs s6l AL 300 Broadway. s Astor aorss.
c5 Union SQUARE W. 591 Grand N Fulton
Street Brooklyn: south Ferry and Liberty Street Bag
gage checked from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

cottoa Exchange special LxeTpool @ s5ee9
f,Iv Sales, llyo peiss
istion and export loo; American osns5
sr-evicsu = 6go. rrtddiing upland. 3D. fnIu.e
barely steady aga points sdVAnee CIosea qua
higher Eenr1aay'
ana dsrch-April za2 Mag. $50 & day-.ohe y.
a. June-Juiy July-Augus;s 4s4 a1nS ,fs,tsr
sepeaber ass septemher-Octeber z.osa4.o'' ryss
4 arms Nefy NH' S-4-~
asked check business. Cloths move slowly
DRUGs-opiunA cases. quoted az al s1 IzsasS 90, "a
abbag 81 1881 77z powdered. 50 soqsS ~ ~
bulk sQs2; ounces 81 e5as2 o. and & sgeths % 81 @ S19
ousnine. ESSENTIAL
was and quite active n 1onbing Wy to5 .ne
quoted folio~s' felPeI.nt,-
fs 81 6Gas5 cases s5as5 spearTnint So .Sq$ % -
tsnsy SsStss pennyrcyaI 81 2o4$l .; cltioheus
ROOTS-The leading RIOTS are nILly neio. 49,
sell readily Jobbing portions at The foo"las Use
Burdock. &C. eentian, Be; ginseng. Northern. sOaso
southern s. 50. ginger Jamaica biesehea ss lee
hieached aisc golden seal. 5456c; heeoore Ioe
Sic: noorioe ordinary g selected "a 57in noo
Western Sc Southern SOC: snake. Virginia S'c 1eAAs
z5c: Canada a1622c: natural l3> p.
FLOUR MEAI-Fr d market srpposeo - De
suffering from scarcity -four sellers were pret.y
at least, nae
under acviserent although IL could not oe ss9n si,
lover quote than ~ @ss al
OF Spring patents - oass ~: rsns
Writer patertS -
clears Sc 25Gss as extra no winter o. S"ee' i''
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

23Qa4c braid 2Od2Ic. California Northern choice 20
pc sveraee I79Ise: middle eo1ntes l0Gl6c sonthern
i6TfTc. Australian wool - quiet owing u
ths small oerings market Prices steacy ana
connbing choice. scodrt1 basis cv- so't-
7S4ISc-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
PrBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Tho f-itv Of New York Office Of the City CLERK.
r,ity Hall New York February O. l99t
-rTJE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING

Hall. New York. FEBRUARY ~ nsu..
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAfINH
fled its petition application in writing to sne
Board OF Aldermen OF city of New York oeaTins
date the Sth day December. 1902 for It's consent 20
and grant of the right privilege and franchise 20 sy
construct and operate double tracAs
across Thirteenti avenue. the Borough OF Manhattan
Tho Ctv Of New York between Twenty-elgntn shl
Twenty-ninth streets. the float now or heTeaLs
TO he constructed at the bukhead to the property on s
easerly Thirteenth avenue between lW ~.
eighth and Tvyenyniuth that cars OF sari
leave ana be transisrTeo "eINe0 SH
property and said float - -s-,
Now therefore pursuant the direction given py rso
I1tion of said Board Aldermen Of The city or New
York which was adopted the Srd day or r Feorudry
1903 approved by His Honor the mayor oI uis ssI1
civ on the 9th dav Of February 1908 public notice OF
hereby given that at the haneet OF
rd of the City Ha1 IN the toroush
Of Manhattan in The city Of New York. on the 2Ith
O'Clock IN the atterlOoh- sucn
said railroad company VIII hs nrst
c6rsideTed ard a public hearing had thereon
All persons interested in said application are 'nVe
be present and place aforesaid az "nyh
time and place an opportunity will be given them 20 De
heard in relation thereto. J. SCULL1, City CLERK
XxTANTED FOR L S. ARMY able bodied unmarried
w ages OF Il and 80: citiZens OF ChlLs
States good and temperate eaoits VINO can
speak. read and write English For nfornaslon Apply
recruiting officer. 23 Third ave Ioo siAth ave. ~ t.
or 1863 Fulton street Brooklyn. N Y
A DyERrIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Tns Tr1ouns
n received ar their Uptown once.
No. 1854 BROADWAY
Between s6th 3Tth sts until o'clock . NJ
Advertsements will be received the following branch
offices at regular Office until O'clock M VIE.
254 Sth-ave. s e 2Sd-st: ISs Sfh.ave., COT
Tctf-st.: ~ East I4th-at.s 251 West 4.d-st, De-
,ssen 1tb ans st5 aves 263 West 12Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA

RAIIRoAD.

~ 86 AvN Z - - = -
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRosSES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
1 The leaving time from Desbrosses an"
'ortinndt Streets is five minutes later thhn
'hht given below for Tycpty-thiro suee'
s,au"n, except where otherwise noted.
'.So a NJ. FAST MAIL-Limited to two ParlGr Cs,s s
tsrs % oef ehossC Ss% 4Sb d 6oaahe e to
5sS VI PESNs4ET1Sfh SF EEvf'zOgIEM IfMiTE6 i-d Pullman
ton Sleeping Dining Smoking od s1e Detroit
nftnnasi n9G1ianaPolis Iqqsylle & St Logls
70, Toledo Nashvs Via cinein4s,i and louisville.
o.s5 P r. sT nes9 f9ufs IS E9lis E%PREssmfer
cane For Weeb WFRdiibnaR% 81 0u5 @ ssnahGoa Vaes
o.so p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE chicsso. For
7.55 NJ. PAeffIc ExPREss.-For 5f;s Pttsburg and ard
M on9sf cv fef sTsaRS ms HHospf pNSNaT
PREss-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T.55 SIS s55 Dining Ca-,. 1910 DesbIosses and SoI
andt Streets 10 2o nin Csr oSS I'D RiHlnS atIsndt
Streets iss & ai9s q eo5 RsiDEIns @
and Dining Cars} = Dining Car & 40 ,ndaS So
ss 6i9as csr Dining III L Ss26P $ 5PipiDs aDs
Dining Cars. = dining car5 Dining car 4S5
soPTHEFN M 3 m a15ls Z 70 70
D. M 9Desbrossea and cortlsndt Streets IL 20 p.
AP1ASe NJ ds eoS 5rda spaes 3 "A "a N ss
sEo sla Sf55naf RD k FINE LINE AZ
weekdays Mall L. 10 night daily Ssaooard tlorida
n6RF9Ik 5!o AN6 Il &EsreRS g faR RAnwAr-ror Memphis
cHEsAPEAftE & OHIO RAILw1Y.-755 a. m. week
ro 5Rye oD aDd Pofsf 81 c6MFoEr 3 fais and HoRroLK-
week-days and $50 ?. m daily -, -,
ATLANTIC CITN-9.j5 m. and 29o P m Wesh-laSS
Sundays T.5J a Through Nestibuled Trains B1het
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays far
lor Smoking Car Paror Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m weekdays.
For points New York Long Branch Railroad tloIl
West Iwen'y-thrd Street Station): A11 g m Il 10 %
30 $50 and II week-days Sunoays, -"
900 a m. 1920. $40. 11-Go 2 weekdays
Sundays 9-fJ a. m ;. p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 tDesbrosses Streets 62ol 20 I-ss
SO $50, 90 f955 Penna Limited. 1910 Desnfosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 10 20) Dining Can. 100 Dh
Ing Carr. 1l55 a. 1855 Dining carr l5 IDiils
Car ? 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlsndt Streets 2zo 20
ing Carr. 5-55 Dining Carr 755. s25. $50 20 p m
II 10 night sundays. Dining Car. no coacnes'
SIS. s5j. 95j Limited 9.55. 1885 Dining carr a. M
I255 Dining Carr. 155 Dining Carr 25 DINING ar,
Carr I.5J SIS $50 9-25 m, T.. 10 night ,.o
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1854 and 261 Broadwsy: IL
Fifth Avenue tbelow 23d 263 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.: Astor House; West Twenty-thiTd Sueet
Streets: Court street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN: station
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII cat
for and check baggage from hotels and rezidenceS
through destination
Street for Pennsyv ania Rail-
road Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
Cien'1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
The statistical position Of brazilian coffee is as

COTTo,(-Cotton active and generally strong
points rrofit taking. Disappointing cables Vic
the the local opening reported quotations.
Lyerpcel points lower than had been expected
hy the bulls and ndcaionS that 10 Gay rTt recel,ts
Of last Eears Just after me
values reached point Of the session and %ee
then 10 points prices Of yesterday on te
active options the bull leaders again sup
porte. values May being particularly active oeinan9
leading considerable talk Of May corner and 70 pr
stock At present lo}t pare
viii tc reduced much lower figures in the
near future result II export erEaEenets SII.t;
have entered into AoincioelLaI
t1 these rInoTs heavy buying orders from Ilt
also buylnS iTee
r5aety OF the Niay. this demand sengthened tne
estimates for Houston Galveston el3-
Nev-rresna receipts proved ye1y ieaEy as lI col.le
razr midday the market Ncrkeq
under the best OF the SESSION
result a fresh selling. based On cL q
movement place 10
were heavy puS eIS sllo W
---o-- =oo- situation factor IN the
s-rr-tb the southern spot markets reloIs ,
while ork qCoJatlo
-, Il points to The close Tss ritnin
Of dag and mel 70 .
august september ana tCuo'S-
t7--iss hicb were unchanged 70 point leier-
r,- -ange Of prices in the iocAI "io'
3 -Iev follows
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rufaIo Feb 1o.-FIour steady Wheat-Sprins quiet
No hard eolac Corn strong: No EeHow o. &c .a o
SS mixed 41c Barley sales at 54G6le Rye-No i IN
C.,Aa.s rcah IesdnE fltures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
NAVAL STORES.

slightly easier market for spirits turpen
with demand slow. Rnsn remained firm Tar ruled
stAa firnI a prices We quote:
SHIRTS TJRPENTINE--Or aad machine bbls 500
TAR-Pine ibis 81 90 oil bbls. 81 25Gs4 80.
ROSIN-Common TO good strained, s2 10dss T.: T.
Is: E s. 1odS2 15: F. 81 9dS2 25: e. So 30dS2 30 H.
50 so: S3as3 %: X IS So NJ. So so; y si g. 81 %:
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosu -. pt'tS
Tar 90 eolS
Wilmington Feb 10.-Spirits turpentine firm at 65c'
receipts casks firm 81 S5; receipts. IL bbls
crude turpentine firm 81 s.: receipts IS bbls quoted
81 40dS4 Tar fra at 81 65 receipts 116 bbls.
Savannah. Feb. 1o-Turpentne hTm at SOC: receipts
sales IL Rosin firm; receipts. 33l4 bols safes
S,2T4: exports. 400 quoted A. B C. D. p and F. 81 90:
G. So H 50 81 so: X So ~: NJ. So 10, y. 50 90;
q. s3 So: W ", 81 %.
Charleston Feb. j6--Turpentine firm at 81 4lac Rosin
firm: s. q. T. 81 s.: G. 81 a5 H. 81 80: l.
81 Is: X. Sc l.: NJ. So s.: y. So So G. s. 50; w ",
81 IS.
London. Feb. 1o-rurnentne-spi 42s Cd. Rosn--
American. strained Is: hne los
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

Foreien markets: RioFohee market steaes.
No $500 Loco bags : ia, ce1rea Lol
me United states il ''e bags: stock Slso .ss5o
esrt,s-Cofea good average Ssntt 4s-V'
~ereq,-s. days: stock, ll5e.7fe hses
Esrrburg-affee market opened = PIG higher AZ 80
Il n vas nct ~ pig higher. sales, l"p Rags
i5azre-ffee market opened steady and unchanged 81
1Iurnsueed. II . p quiet ana unchanged 81
so r m unchanged; total sales 5000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD

New York Central & Hudson River r. f. Lssssel
Trains leave Franklin stafion. Nv York aS fots
lows. and 10 later foot OF West 42d St. n r.:
ITO 4. M.-For intermediate POINTS to Albany.
f11-20 a Nd Saratoga and Mohawk Express.
100 P M.-ChicagO Express
80 % p M--Cont- Lin for Detroit Chi s. 81 Louis
+345 P M.-C2l For Hudson River points and Albany
500 N.-For Roch Buffalo Clsveld & Chicago
- Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit and 81 Louis.
"915 p M-For Syra R0ch.. Niagara Falls. Def- 4 Ch'
.Daly. 1Day except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn annex
IN at TiO.45 A. NJ. 5243 P. NJ Leaves Jersey
city P r. r. sta I'll. 30 A. NJ. CO 1885, P ~
Time principal hotels and offices. Bssgags
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Express
SMITH G z. LAMBERT.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02
MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, x. Of p.

Meets every Tuesday evening at
g:3O o'clock In Harmony Hall. King
street. Visiting brothers cordial In
vited to attend.
CHAs. E. MOORE, &C.,
DIR. C. A. PETERSON. KRIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02

New York, April There Is an ep'
idemic of strikes throughout the coun'
try, nearly $4,000 workmen being out
and more than that number unable to
lc Dor because of the other strikes.
In this city there is a general strike
of men employed in the building
trades. More than 10000 men are
out. They demand higher wages and
the usual spring building is at a stand.
still.
Chicago, ILL.,. April There are
five strikes on in this city. Men en-
gagged in the building trades to the
number OF 5000 are out ON strike for
advance in wages.
Columbus, o., April 1.-Brewers, Ia
the number of 400 went out on strike
here today for better hours and more
pay.
| Pittsburg, Pa, April IA strike OF
vagonmakers was declared today and
400 men walked out.
Cincinnati, o., April l.-Seyen hun
dred iron workers went out on strike
today. The demand an advance In
wages equal to 10 per cent. over pre-
vious rates.
Shamokin, Pa, April l.-Instead o
the coal mining situation being clear
ed by the report of the commission
1,S00 men went out on strike today fol
more pay and various other changes II
existing conditions.
!Oswego, N. Y, April Five hun
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02
SHORT HEATH PROGRAM

At the Board OF Health meeting yes
terday afternoon letter from Alma
Smith asking that permission be given
for the sale OF ava at the leper settle
ment was laid on the table.
The paiai contract was deferred a
week to await a report from Superin-
tendent McVeigh, who is investigating
the probabilities Of Judge Kalua's abil-
ity to carry out the terms Of his ten
der
A complaint of too many dogs being
kept at the settlement was passed over,
pending the visit of Legislators next
Sunday.
DIR. c. l.. Stow having resigned his
recent appointment as Government
physician for 0laa, DR.. II. Hays was
appointed In accordance with his local
ly well-supported application.
A petition Of residents OF Waiahea,
Hilo, asking that the retail fish market
there be given equal privileges with
the wholesale market, was granted.
Both markets may now sell wholesale
and retail.
The Journeymen Plumbers Associa-
tion presented letter to the Board in
which they upheld Plumbing Inspector
Keen as fair, honest ofiicial OF the
Board, thus sustaining the Board of
Health as against Jas. Mott. Jr., who
made charges against Mr.. Keen.
In his latest report on health condi-
tions in the Orient, DR.. Cofer, Chief
Quarantine Officer for Honolulu, shows
six cases and nineteen deaths from
smallpox at Shanghai, and six cases
and three deaths from the same disease
at Hongkong. At the latter port there
were thirty cases and thirty deaths
from plague. At Nagasaki one case OF
varioloid had been landed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02
Mrs, c. |. DICKERSON

wishes to announce to the ladies OF Ho-
nolulu that she has opened a millinery
store at 1851 Alakea St.. near BERG
tania.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02
A. n. SANFORD.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-02

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