davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

zrFTAIs-There was decline of f2 IS 81 in the Lon
don TN EasTe M f and tba New market responding
10 he foreign weakness vas also FlF a vas
3 lille changs in the London copper market, Hte4
fs rs Cd The market vas qqiet and sa nos s
i[i as sy Is s4 81: casting 25 al nominal
LEAD-I1ead advanced Is % 5e ,d9 ~ lS at
-spelter closed at decline 81 IS % e = @
Ih Closed at sd Glasgow and al 0 6 90 the he
g5 MdqGs' iie, 10 foundry northern Is Is a9o'e1I "a
:25 5taS-s -so,therr and 30 foundry Southern soft al
s22a$=2 % AND sYRJP@Tbe market for m9.as5ss
and s1r1ps was dull with Ist onr!n7i, a. 'tTo-ts No
ere S Sas arm owing unfavors6le re5rS [ tfat
of open e,,t1+fens follow: orleans cen
rg5 full 40 en g@mm5n szal5: Tar 54aIse g236 1Ps
oS es727c: New Orleans open = ~ 49, r-ae 22g
11cr P511T i5al5c: far, 1ea1se good isa-lo p'7
fancy 2542s9 n steam treiehts there some
improvement ane 2 a'T afe hsveeT were not gaota6y
ana but few fixtures There vas =, S9 The Far East
The demand for cas- OF 5e5a Fl stronger Quotations
HUI p a frsren . rigs. Rotterdam Be- c9f4A L
fT1-ga5I Per zoe 12c London oats 5as Halifax to
ERs-spansh steaIne5 steamer J. 726 deals
& john 2' \ B I4verReo SIS & APFii oas Eas' Of Eng
land S4s fIIziis to MaJno. rs 41ad april . md Sd
siezIn=r 2s1c tons geae-s 5e5t gsls ss Cd April
sS steamer l765 tons T genera ,eansT s8e tons.
Havre berthsa e Ai[le' Is Sd April, British s5eanneT
boH.Day 70 Baltimore. prltaL-
l"s' tI,..fsb steamer. g l6g tons ore scan
apl Baltimore Ss Iizd apIiL, Di Ss,-annah
Phiia ore Huelva 70 ariesqn ot % - Port
4t-
rs apr 90 tons d
arthur t0s, tTirs $3.50 British sieanter 2sSfs5
round tIlI, ,adnc
West f525; Dutca haI Fritisb
steale FreTnantle. merton
nitrate. West tt'A7t
tsfh orders. los -api'i' - go
Hampton ituaNal RfobllA "a Agfts Slo
s.-1ot-1, savannah 20 New - two
LOT tol7' ..r port Reading TO Alsusta 81
brlllsIIL tinted Kingdom or Soi,lieH
NAHlai 20 ai VefA qolSNs.
Oll~Ss.t rricss and steaay a. -
STEADY pos.oiesun remains fairly - yules
heIie1 oil II also Ln tS,,1.tions
recehl Moderate Fha-
lo0-c 2oC ans in bulk . ooT; f5t.a go
delphia bois cSoTr0NSEE<D OF n,a tit
Ne" h,IIs szLG345ze: prime sulntI ,eeV gT 63Sr
ifiiIs- summer
prime
butter T.TNSE<ED OLA Lls44es't
low, so o,,, town raw. 4445sC'
lard o.. Earv developments II ~ -,zcEsrs
PROV ,-5e-toae resulting from 80
eaie1 ser1ine Sc drop ia midday en- de
the graz recovered Al
depression si-s fer OILY
adjustment
Iusscay 500 hoeS ffe .,,,.k.
tion OF ssh.S &c Kansas sg StSa SIS 80. 80
cage rfSF <-Easy. quoted FE.ESES erIsr-
sOo "a sbo~t clear SIS 45rs-1 N nsrl~1 s1i Hoa
ilg, sls family. SO IA
9aeslre I5C)CSS-FIrr
81 60 sas.5. .2yas2I u. .DfS~91N-~ '
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
-he s-z-Lsri-sI position cf Brazilian coffee II

CoC-ON-Rsneuea excitement aT1 ssFtty nsTs@5 Ken 's
days speculation n cotro1 TIE .Iieving tSe
SIzy vas forced rapidly upward 20 1y54c t4s oes
= points previous hign recoIe - l- o51s
= "a Is ne = oC-arnz # sh5rcs though
s. - - srs-s5 = = 3er,-ess!5g enect On me
ros-o- hsr1 wee neglected during most Of the ses
aon while TIE port receiDts for the cay @ s
esrirnstz6 receipts a. leading points tonorrow
11olerzrs. tEus encouraging 11All6 80 -rf
loS5c uo1aeat3Iy nal uneer Ies1Lls -reT
sg1.n s11 Nav r3ssea " % l1ss - eos1 & 70
52srAst tine sh7Ving ar a1Ssnoe g 1r VS.
= active options. AFTER 81 ----s
Tesease 80 ns-ker vai-e Eenefaiy ~ t sF-- IN
te-ests hss r-ert thoroghlv and this was Re
~ some - = 49, -t--+ So rrhe il also
cheezs5 cove~inE by those had thus far stooa
r=szing t -0- longs who preferred taking profits 70
carving th-i- operations overnight ana ptle =.
fore The close which STEADY net advance o.
t5's Ast. selling ar t1e nnisE q 80 - rbs dsv
s1d safes futures es'iral-o q -iss- .
a.ss Lve-pool vas not factor III II 5f f,Sut as ex-
peciec lne Nev-York close Of sStnraas- te p sn5
eics.5 -..Se tri5s. n tI iespgEss ,Its 70 ''s
spot cotton closed euiet. with quoisons - l0 Zoe
~ Kidding r;tf sales arounted 2.oo0 bales s2Itn
I'm gnesnged al -1ec. sales 30 bales ga FaIs %
seet and arm &c higheT 81 80 z9itnrteB arm
.fs-lestsa fru- Unehangea a. ga tlg5sS - l95to
lfcaazged Al SIC: NoTfolk siescs ebsr a. lose
Loqls % Lee hs1sF i sss e. rs BALES NeT-rlesns
s'seey S-lec higher a. 10 J. aies 81 bales
Fst1-s14s rl-efnts - Nev7-Orlesns morrow are
= 800 ha5es compared with 20 osz osles s
tsres vitb 76s bales last week go bales last
is.j haIes las, 2. .so7 bales year age rom,
rssss 80 -tb. ssrse day last and last year;
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Liverpool April 6-CIsslns " hest-S2e, cGll, No
winter O. isd No Northern spfing % 81.
~ CsIifsrnia Tlsd, futures quiet May IS I'D;
Tuiv ss I'D -S2otAu1ercsn mixed new easy -
.T,s-f~s- mixed. IS 3t7G futures quets
Msy 4s ezd. June. - 13sa. July. - lsd besns-
I'D Flour--St L<f-ls z@lif
Ter auieJ Hops I.ondon 1Peae toas,l s'saay-
Infiz mess. S-S I'D Fork nTn1
1900 n,sss western Hams-Short Is Is =.
1,ist quiet. Cumberland cut - e 30 - IS
a. s,0-r rb Ia 20 54s. 0ng clear mitdles. lEnr
y r "a Z, SIS clear riddles heavy 81 % - n
clear bcks Is clear bellies. IL
~ ~ Sos Shouiders-sauare II . y n qulet tls 81
refined IN pals Qufer. SIS prime W est
s~r n rsFces saiet Sis buttertsaod tnit@d states
cheese firm. American 1uest white ard col
rzlls steafy 81 IuEpe1rin>
s,trss@ steaay as. Eosin-Commaa nru, - o. p
,-ofs,trReaned tes6v i.d- Linseed oil dull --s 80
Australian London dull. is 81 Cottonsee:
ofi-HuIl rsnncd-Ssot cEn. @ls szsd
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Cattle active 81 50ds4 10 Sheep steady 50 TSds6 y
Lambs steady. s5G$T so
Buffalo. April 6-Cattle-Receipts, $500 head.
active heavy firm 1Od l5c higher: prime steers
s. 35Q$5 so few s. So shipping steers s. i"fs = -
s. 40 bulls So 5OQs4 so: feeders s4Gs4 65 stockers
81 50dS4 a.: stock heifers Sass 90 fresh and
springers steady good choice, $49dSa medium 10 good
15c higher: tops 256ss good, s6Gss
HoEs-Recspts fairly active: heavy 50 6G
a s. 50. mixed and medium. - BOG - 90
81 4Gds7 "a weights 81 -, pigs - SG
s. go rpJghs 90s7 30 s. 5Od$6 closing slow
on pigs strong others. Sheep and lanhs-Fecetpts
II head; active. sheep steady lambs l5q2c niEhsT
Western s5dSs; yearings S7dS7 25. ewes S6dS6 50
sheep top SIS 25S6 80. culls 20 good s3 Qso 10
Kansas City April 6-CattIe-Receipts- 400 natives
Texans. calves 300 natives Coru cattle COWS ana
to strong: weak; stock calves stesdy 70
dressed beef - sfso 20
fair to good 50 507S4 and feeders SdS4 20
Western steers. s3ds5- Texas and Indian steers
ss 500 Texas 501S3 native S21
s. 20 native heifers S34S4 90 Gamers: 81 5sds2 -
bulls s2dsS a. calves, g 50qs6 IS Hogs-Receipts
sales s. 25as7 81: heavy - soas7 40 MIXED packers
s. 10dsT 32I9 light. 81 o5GS7 22a: Workers 81 2pl7
s. 22E pigs IS 95aS7, sheep-Receipts s 200 head
market active strong: native lambs g 6oSo' Western
lambs s. $3.50: fed 81 5j4S6: native vethers
s. fss 90 clipped sheep 81 SogS3 % stockers
and feeders So 50as4 50
APEI Cat;le lo0sr : ,9 SAoiff is s. 30
f sS ~ 1rm Pf hesytis s. 7oa$7 75 sduns 81 s5s7 20
heavy 81 5ods7 30: hight Workers 81 S@qS 30
pigs 81 2oQs7 go roughs S6d$! 10 sheep lo9sT best
choice lambs S7aST . Veal calves. STaS7 -
Toledo. April s-vhest dun. steady; cash TSt.e, Nav
74Izc July. Ike dull. steady; April 42c: May
421.c July. 43i4c- Oats duh unchanged; APRIL $4e
srasdve cash SIS April go So 32is. Prime
timothy 81 so. prime alsike s. 30 oil. no change
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Prices closed full late with the top grades
well Of first hands, and useful lines wanted vs.
quote: Prime bales 100 10 81 CO. No l. st7cG
81 No $4,000; No g. eoQ62l@e inferior no dennite
a1otations: 5c clover clear 6n16
small bales under for
rye favor steady business the being seQsc Per i
70 receipts Of hay ard in tons reported AZ ts
IIoauee Exchange al today Hudson River kall-
road $40 Erie Railroad, So Pennsylvania Railroad Do
He.t Sh2re Railroad 4o Lehigh Valley Railroad 90
esnfai railroad of Nevjersey go; river boats i5V'
solai $40 tons Receipts of 10 tons.
Ign. Ill, April 6.-Butter ruled firm the Board
OF !rade to-day at 2Sizc price last
wesk; total sales for district SOS. 400 n.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April ? si,,s "a
business d6ns, Prees = eoo 1sia- Sa. zSa -.
an s1a~slstiou and .xpat and included $50 Ana-rIoan
including g. $50 American. Futures
6penet QUIET and steady and closed nrm American md
So ALL I'D April and MAJ 22G May and
4is 4 ssss o. Iune and july. 1905 24d. July and
.ax.- T ssas 24d, August sad seDtsraeer 6l*ss.iSt
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

follows Flour vas quiet ana
steady No spring wheat. T517 76c; No 3. T3c. No .
-a0-7c- No corn. 42c. No yellow. 42c. No 2
os+. 9S4.c. No 3 white 32IzG35izc, No 4s1.c,
soo feeding barley choice mating AZ
sra 10 asxssed as: No 1 Northwestern. 81 IIis
s tip1athv seed sS so clover grade 81 40
Inass nsrt rer bb sf7 e6siT per 100 n 50 80
ESQ ssls: short ribs doose 50 6Ogs9 20. dry saited
sro5ers Cboxsd 7sa IS 81 short clear sides sexed)
si6so g: whistey basis Of high wines. go On The
rro5ure Exchange ths butter market hTn- cream
cries. 1saisisc. dairies 14G24c Eggs Grm al marx
casss ,1sd Cheese steady. 13laq1S~7c-
Duluth april s-Close: Wheat-Te arrive. No bard
55ac: No Northern ~, Ns Northerh '7+1 '1es
Xinneapolis April 6--Close- Wheat-Cash I51scs Nay
"a S-sf-s univ 79Ssr- hard. 1Sscs No
IL Serfhsrn 75.e: 30 . Northern. 49, FIour-Ftrst
"a s54s7 IS second patents. SO j5S3 %, first
ias 70, second clears s2Gse Bran IN bulk. $40
April 7si7sIse corn hr. izc higher: April So acc
Oats ouisr but steady No white clipped 4-izg45c
Flour unchanged Rye four dun Butter nrm. good De
spc Eggs steady: fsir demand: fresh nearby l4se At
70 80 Western I5c Southwestern, iics southern
Ia Parst,,s-Four 2ao0 obls and 135J go pounds in
tscEs cor1 u eeO bush oats HOO ship1aents-Corn
6OG0 bush- cats 1900
- T1oais April e-cese: Wheat-No red cash
So-n-No casa 3si7c; Msy. 3e1.a3el-e: July. 5sstc
Oats-No cash s3c IaA4+ May dS-sHi july -srse
roninal: No white Al 7@1-"e-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

G. -Cattie-Rscepts, 800 head. a
cluding Texans steady Ioc lover sed 20 prime
steers 6 poor medium. 81 t0aS4 70: stock
ers feeders 81 T5t4 y COWS 81 coast Is better
eslVes s3ass 75 Texas steers 81 le9s4 55 Hogs
Receipts to- dav % head: 90 40: left
z sfew nd mixed and butchers. ST 10
sT good a. choice hesvy. 81 3oas7 so heavy.
1887 Is. bulk Of sales, 81 i5n
e. * Receipts 1900 head Sheep and lambs
1Fbaira steady ethers good choice wetheTs.
IS 75asT fair 10 choice mixed, 81 5oGsS so native
lambs S. s0Ps7 so
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
NAVAL STORES.

The narke; for spirits turpentine and de-
ere
al the South The local small
sales 54155c asked bbls. that
price uncertain refusing prices
A week ago machines quoted at esizc. Rosn was
steady Tar ruled firm. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine ebls 54lag
55c
TAR-Pfne bbls 81 25Gs2 So bSIs s4
ROSIN-Conmon 70 good strained. 81 -5dS2 90: p and
z So 3SGs2 30: So 45ds2 50: r. 81 SaGS2 Io
7 s3 loGs3 l5: X 50 so, NJ. soas3 90: n. 81: " G.
s. 10. and " ". 81 3od$4 30
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn- bbls 80 ooo
- LOSS
Savannah. April 6-Turpentine hrm az 5ic receipts
24I bbls: bbs; exportE s02 bbs Rostn dun
receipts hbIs: exports. I,e65 bhls Quoted; B.
s. %: NJ IS 40 n. s. 50: W G, 81 60; W W s. IS
Charleston April 6-Turpentine nominal Eosln
nominal. A 3 c. D E. 81 70: F 81 G. 81 10; h g 90
l. Sc 10 K So n. So so: ~ 81 50: " G. 50 80; " '"
Wilmington April s-spirits turpentins- Receipts 10
casks Ros,n firm ST s5: receipts So bbs Crude turI
entine firm 4Oas4 receipts 10 bhls Tar hrIn 81 %
london April 8-Turpentue-spirits, ass Cd kosin
American strained. es Cd: fine los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

u 0&v II ~ ! ~ II ~ 7 -
RAILRoAD
STATIoSs FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
ss The leaving :ime from Desbrosses and
Cortinndt Streets is ave minutes later than
Station. except where otherwise noted
90 A N M East C MAI@LnIsst u to two Psrier Cars
P.ttsbuTg to Chicago. No Coaches 70 Pittsburs
PSF GaiPa6 fF9 .y'iia
r54 Gssar onhs c.sRs isnf o .S
sRf,pns,i. Inalansgolis ies.x.lis, s. Louis;
Tosdo Nash1 Via cine,nHsti Sf' ana fsaiszi.1
fAief1s ros s tz1s SfREsSe Ra99f Oar
WEsERS sssy esssso For
RAsfFIe T5say ExPREsseFer sss pl,..sgrz and
ss aSp,s s GonSfqts cisysiass sstaSssz
wtsHIEs'G5TTaofS IEs'5TafS Sf'13f And THE i2e SOUTH saSrfi
andt s. streets 10 2oi Dining CAR oas Dnlnx Car
a pa? a . ce 20 . and a GPFf5sS6i fat
!assr l ca g 2 3 niHf mil Il fr q ass5 saasaz s9ada 8
cS5, 2 0aisr e cs5 i0s5 Dining car, L IS 5Dians
I2,1, D5Rns Carp Dining rs Dining Car. ass
soGTaERN RAliwaY1E1p- "a s5i1e 70
p n Desbrosses and cortands Streets I24o p. M
APLANTIf s.1It COAST IS b.s7,s,:s sP4 s:s
sEABoARD AIR LINE Ra1RwaY.~ESp1sss 3 HY 40 p m
sIaH 10 night daily oedolaEo F4Ot'-e
NORFOLK AVD " WESTERN q15 TAILwA7.-FOr Memphis
cE5EsAPEAEB { OHIO R1iLWHY.-7w Il a r. week
FoR OLD poSr n1 oomFoRr and SoRFoLK-7s5
ATTAN4ft dfrs5s a3a sss m @ aaiiy AND n
farior Cars ard Stsrdard Coaches weekdays Psr
r smoking Car. Parlor Dining Car and Stanoara
'oacnes SUNDAYS.
,1-APE MAY--125J y. m weekdays
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad ttren
Sest Iwentyt third Street station SIS a n L ~ y.
%. 4aS. and II p m. weekdays SUNDAYS 30 -
n. 453 p. from Desbrosses and CoTtIano'
"eek-oey1. Sundays. 8 45 Z 5 Is p. m
FOR PHILADELPHfA
tDeshrosses and Cortandt Streets. - LOO
cz sos. p % 81 Penns- Limited 1910 (DesoFosses
ana Cortandt Streets. o20) Dining can los sDin-
Ing Can. i155 m u 55 Dining Car, LS5 Dining
325 Dining Carr. s55. 42s 4.25 Dining Car. ~
tDininE Car,. 555 DINING Car. 7S s25 sa3 %
2 m, T. 10 night Sundays $40. 7-55 Dining Car no
coaches SIS. SO e65 U1imltedl. 955 1o55 tDini
1arl a m. Y 70 Dining carr 155 Dining carr 8 =
Dinins Carr s55 25 (Dtnfng Carr ass Dining Carl.
Tickets Offices Nos 1854 III and psi Broadway 1s2
Fifth Avenue beow 23d ST.; 26 Fifth Avenue tcorner
ZSth ST.; Astor House: West Twenty-thirf street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and
streets: Court $50 Fulton Street es Broad~ay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn. STATION:
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VII cal
tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through n destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
W ". ATTERBIrRY r WOOD.
Cen Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

T.-eIEr cc-ee -o1r7eTs- hI0-o1ee rnaTEsL N-aa -
p. So exche-Ee Il 1-325- receipts. 11eto bags
cleared f- -he United states : oo9 bags stock. $3.50
Sz-rrz--CEee market erage 6sIli-5
$500 receipts to stock. i,54lpo nsgs t1a
bE-E-Cc1=s market crer-d = a. PIG lover p - =.
= zig lower. sales. 5000 bags E2ECs-'cr-e-
market c1e-ed QueI and = franc lower a ! m u.o
changed. 5 : steady and = franc lover af 7-7o
= $1,000 ! tn -r-al Ea-es. 3 -loo bags
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY Akt Il Raj k. k-
Liberty street and south Ferry ttins from
south Ferry five minutes earlier Below
EAsToS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI NK-z4 90 CI-15 Easto1 orlyi. Q 10 a N :
20 A 500 t515 Easto1 onlD p Sun1a5s- zA-S
uI,K X EKFsBsRHE AND sCRANTOv--4oa st0
ISKFWOoTD LAKEHURsT. TOMS RIVE AND
RARNEGAT-z40 90 30 a m. 80 q 40. al L1aSe-
wood and Lskehurst ony1s 500 tS5SO Lakewood oniy1
Sundays 1890 a m
A. GITY-f9 ~ 2 n f3 ~
YIyFIAND AND PRIDGETOS-fz4N 90 a. 4f-7O
rove BRANCH. ssBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE
POINTS 90 c 30 lib 2 45 $50 S 30 p
sundays except Ocean Grove. g 90 a n. :
PHJIADELPHIA READING TERMINAL1-z-4 3.
700 ts 90. 300 tI9o9 I'll 90 = N ~ %. = 81
2sTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4 2S. +s sH 30 %.
81 30 a m 90. t-3 ~. 500 ZOO 70 . .
RE1DING HARRISBURG. POTTSvILLE AND
WUJIIAMSPDRT-Ii 90. "a . $500 ITO % 1000.
n ~ : N Reading only S1-o9. lil - = 90
Rsadfnz PottsvIle and Harrisburg only, T40o. Is %
2 m zFrom Liberty Street only 'Daiiv- tDaily
cspt Sunday sSunday only +Parlor cars only Wa
C4fces: Ifs@rty ST Fer-y Fs-rv. House.
ff3 PSI 434 1890 1854 Broadvay 1s2 5th . Unio1
square West East 125th 273 Wssr f25th - 2i5
Columbus Av- York; 81. 344. $50 FultoE
g. BROOKLYN: Broadyav. Wffan1sbtl-E. New York
Transfer fer and checks baF-sge des.lnat0n
W G BESLER c NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Passr Agt
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
BAITJMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD

Leave New-York CITY; Soutn Ferry. Liserry =
Chicago, PittsbuFg. IL 10 NJ u - NJ
Chicogo CoIumbu~ 40 55Dm- I 61prn- Diner.
Pittsburg. Cleveland. - 3-3SPn- Jpn Ldaltt
.sPittsburz Limited - 65Spr- = tetpEl r11Ist
Cincinnati, 81. Louis ~ 10 nL sl2l9 NJ s-eepsc
ST. Louis 80 25enn- 10 oter7 Etler
Cincinnati, 50. Louis = 535pn etpra- 51lL-~
sDaiIy. fDaily. except sunday sSUpd2y onIy
Orces: l15. 26f 434 1900 Broadway. Astor House.
2s unisn square ". 3a1 Grand 81. Y; 343 fulton
St Brooklyn; South Ferry and Liberty 81 BaSsaSs
checked from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 6-Four quiet. best patent spring 81 Is
ls4 80. bakers straight spring $4asi 20 bakers clear
spring So 25qS3 10 low grades winter ana spnE - 9
folr s8 35as3 so. rye -four. 50 65as4 Wheat-Sprins
steadv No hard s47sc; No Northern. s14sc. winter
steady: No white. 7sc No red. Soc Corn quiet No
yellow 46i.e- y, corn 4Jlsc quiet. white
4ec No 371zc. Barley quoted at 4s9Jsc- RE
. held soc.
Wheat No 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
Nav ......-.... 7Sg73l. 73Aa73s 129& 724
Juv saie 06Sss T0ls aT0i< 6e4s COS 9IOla
September sg66 6sss d6sis CTS IS s46sis
Corn No ,:
Aprfl AZ
Nav .....42l. 3. 942Ss 424 42a 42A
JuIv 3 cash 43iz6435s 43ls G4Ss AL. d+3as
September .... sG43ia 43A@43s iS's 43i&a43@s
Oats. No 2:
Aprll ..........,.,.a,.,. .,.a.z. s,s sss.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

s-n.e-,b~r ana October 4ToG4 sod october and Nov
bss sod: November and December. 4-5SS 4Sst
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r. PHILADEL-
PHIA AND READING Ry. and BAL
TINORE AND OHIO r. r.

oaces: Liberty Ferry south Ferry Ast7r Ii'u.s
I 113 2s1 1900. 1851 BroadTsy. 1s2 5th Ave =
Union square Vest. l53 Esst 125th St 2i3 Wes- i.a
St 245 Columbus ave. New York. Coqrt .. Sf4 So
Fulton 81 Brooklyn. s. Bs1sdwsy Williamsburg NsE
YORK Transfer Co calls checks to des-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
Financial.
hAIGHT & FREEsE Go.
53 Broadway. n. "
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

We will pleased send upon request our 500
page cloth bound illustrated '"Cuide Investors.
also Stock and Cotton Market Letters Issued
gratis. mailed
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Receipts of nreadstus points in thousands
,sSt lhree ctphers 7 omitted. -four bbs grain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01

Mrs. E. J. Ferguson gave Hallow-
cen party last night in honor of her
daughter, Miss Regina Ferguson. 1t
was attended by quite a number Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01

around the crown. OF With success
sion of seft ostrich tips put on in the
same way. The ostrich tips are soft
er and perhaps more effective. but, al
ter all. are not in keeping with the
generat style OF the hat which is in
tended fer any sort Of WIND OF wealth
er. 10 whieh ostrich tips certainly are
nct best suited An all-black hat OF
This description IS immensely useful
hut tie same idea carried ont in gray
tan o. red is most attractive and can
be Worn either with black or the same
colored gown. 4. T. ASHMORE.
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OAK STREET IT
MARKET.

have thoroughly reno ID III.
interior OF the building So nv No.
ctDancy on the 1st inst. 5aQ .va
spare no effort or expense z9aFo
hrst-class market in eVeHz easpea+
Received fresh from the coaf dalv
Oysters, game and fish in 555a. !
complete stock OF salt meat z#5eh AZ
mans, bacon. etc. always on Hand am
OF the best on the market. dpsjr4
to thank the pubic for the HaHaaI D9.
tfonage they nave given M. sad as.
q continuance OF same. Prompt DE-
livery TO any part OF the ct. Civ
HE trial. ana | Will guaraHtee satls
faction. Yours IOr business.
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smart red coats Of a most beautifui
red. but these are just a bit conspieu.
Gus for town wear, and are only TO be
indulged in by those women who buy
the thing they take fancy TO IN
the way eff dress.
The first autumn hats are more
suitable to wear With the gowns and
coats just described. or With the Sc
we're tailor gowns \ good model is
the low crown medium width brim.
made in the rough felt or beaver, and
trimmed With ruehings of satin. silk
or velvet the exact shade Of the hat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01

straight bands OF BLACK velvet around
the hem OF the hounee and in shawl
collar effect en- the waist These
same black tatfeta gowns with the
lace or chiffon undersleeves and folds
OF lace or chiffon at the throat. are
strangely like The black silk gowns OF
twenty-five or thirty Years ago with
OUT which no woman thought her sum
mer OF winter outfit complete.
As is always the case in the autumn
there are no end of smart elotn gowns
exhlbited-not With coat and skirt To
match With waist aud skirt. There
Is only little time whea III this eli
mate II IS possible To Wear even
cloth gown without wrap. so that
these gowns are short lived. Sun,
they ace 50 smart they must neetts
DE had. rus rough materials and
What are known as the novelty gooas
are the most in demand for these
soNHs. and While some are elaborate.y
trimmed skirts, others are made With
the pleated or tucked skirts that have
no trimming One ot tie newest ot
these is in gray zibeltne the skirt
With double bon pIeaJs in front At the
sjdes. and in the back. The waist
has an embroidered rea e!eth trout.
With la>e yoke and et,lar. or Is
made With the draped effect and 4
wide belt of red liberty satin.
To wear With this style If gown
1t is really necessary 10 have wrap.
.ltEaQsb be understood the se0a
IS supposed 10 be complete In Itself.
ana. Il not worm enough must needs
made 50 ~ the c&ameis or woot
,4Ier5est. Stil the NV loose eoats
a. 81 attractive that they Wiz doa
.a,...s 4 use being made of them one
(. t.e neweS0eoayS i ot mediHm
lent,A. loose from the shoulders. ike
a e@x coat onY there Is . st5.eazd L
bad 81 ing a yoke and the tols at
the @lsSNe- Tae.e is no collar Du1
char.uins passemeuJerie OF White
trims the neck ana sleeves. and white
crochet buttons both faSten and oeaa-
ment the front The material is a
light gray smooth cloth of medium
weight. lined throughout with pale
gray or white satin.
Gary in the different shades is mere
fashionable than usual this autumn.
AZ a rule il is more color for the
spring and summer. but il is quite as
smart as tan this year aud viii un-
doubte3ly be So all winter. Beside
the medimum length coats of light
gray and tan ther are number made
in blue serge. with gilt or black
braid. that are thought very smart.
and black coats OF every description.
with trimmings of fancy braid or pas
sementerie, that are most attractive
and useful as we'll to wear with silk
or cloth gowns and made irrespective
of any skirts. There are also some