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New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-York. April 3. 1908
Ing s. cars for export alive 100 for aughtereEs and 18
higher: bulls strong: medium good cows 1Qc
higher thin bulls ana steady The ye3Tds 3
s. % 100 % oxen s. 90 bulls 81 oqs4 COWS
per NJ little fancy beef sold at ec Iates; cables cables
at 125s 13c per dressed weight sheep selling at i4sg
10 No shipments of live cattle dressed meats from ta5 @
cattle ana 500 quarters OF beef for schwsrzshd suIz
berger 400 cattle for Shaberg son and ABOUT I so
goan. for Glasgow. will carry POI catte foT " RaHe5 %
eifer and CarnDania win probably take axe $40 G1a
quarters tE-a U Of beef ali to to ports OF Great Britain
per 100 70 IS do 1913 70 So 20 Is Mcng4a 90
bulls II ie58 r. at 81 do 1883 r. at s. .. do I039 n
s. 90 DO SO ro at 81 s.: Do $50 81 % de-
,o S oxen . o2 lo 'es % a L @ g. II 15 so s )? e
at So }o co. z d. do 81 5S +6 r. sa at 9 S @ & at 81 S0 3d.
j. 5 & * Ran62 P a n 10 Virginia steers 1890 n 81 20.
bulls ] 4o52 n at So 80 e keS99aty s9 S ri at 5 & at
were 19s asq head ss all f9T 1sas ta9 rf2s sT @
in light supplies and gQot fresh st0S vas "a a5 sfH vs1s
s5Tneg @ A. sts "a pens s 1oo T ~ no te calves offered CITY
2sc: country dressed ysaIs slo" at 6a''7e' an eA
eaE 25 IS T Y Sesoa: is veas al IS
per 100 n ,.., ,so- -. Sc. as d 122 = At s. so.
125 do iS2 n at s. 25 d. io5 n at So. Do. go o
n H Hollis: IS yeals, 1os = at $ s.
AsaTg~ I4s1T5r5B M,5e3 L g., aears 1i6 t. a. s.
head D~TuIiuE slauEL-ereTS ana -
marker making with stale stock II 2 cars on
sheen we're in very light supply and sJea1y ,-5
held nm 10 about seadv prices the uEllrrsd-s
and SLOW ana 10415c of one 4Tii --' ~
/ were held over Ordinary % fairly good Sl=el
fas+ lambs a. s. T5dsS -. including few ePpL
a+ sea 81 -: spring nominal. Dressed I4 49,
/ SF5fIr- l0-1tli country tl5i
house lambs sold $3HSI per carcass , -, s-s--
- e - ~ 100 n. 1S5 5o =. 81 81 state 40
90 e-rs Commission COMPANY 200 Western -4HES e. -
a. = Sk- 62 Ohio do. s. - rs bLt -
at IS so. s2 clipped Ohio do. So 10 at - . l. -
iiIarrfrEt@n & Co 1ss State fed Western lambs u
>evor & % IS state lambs. 20 n al q g. - '-
90 10, a. e. 60: taa buffalo lambs. - n At $ So q
/ -,i---st Al s0 Il A. . yearlrEs- % To- a. o..
P-sr5 sreep 14l n 3 so. SO Michigan DO. 'l ID q
81 - ~ .os head Including
oy5 fo- the market. Prices firm and H1gs or go
-. ,o- higher Pennsylvania and state A'-S So -
e. s07S7 70 per Country dressed b g quiet a F
10, p Sanders. ao Pennsylvania hogs i5- = aver
=, 8 20 upr 100 - state Do l5" - a. -
@STrh fao n at S6 -, DO. $50 n al - o. a r, a
ae( a. & .. stag 23o y at s. 80: d. e4' To- d
80 $02U.s, ~. & culver: 63 Peunsyvania hogs 1913 - a
= ea . 4orgbs 925 n. At Sc 50 - .-s -
. ~-eo,r & Co Late yesterday - state h2e7- i'' "
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New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

local market spot article was quetea -.l
advance points TIE basis q lo 9n foL
- 40 -r45sug Gulf Southern spot mar
foIlovs CO weston elI'--e
rszr-ss a. IA eleS
F.v1er al 2 7sC. 100 bales No-ile liTl.l
changed at % bales SaESl-la--
cHsfeec Al e&c Wilmington rTH, uTcIatlssl a. ~
c--s steady unchanged ~ l1; 50 sts ~ -. Ia
higher I0-.c- Augusta alls- l9~
fsrte- - 10 Bc 602 bales SleTlIls H.
d. a. bales 81 Louis s1e1
srl e,rhe- - sales 500 hales me tlSs tlisS
SATURDAY IS ls'Ht LA-.7
49, Dos faIes actual and 90 bales 44st 80
s~-esL=E receive -.Jto 70 oe"1
g~-5e-es a5.b s6g bales actual week ag2 ana al -
feas fze- year Receipts At Galveston ~ - aaI
- - sgsfue- bales last week Alc "'-D-
year ar. the
-s-i-s o--s~e5 with totals or week previous
sr5 = rhis We last year LAST
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

TIN-There decline o. II l5S y tn
I7naoa - IN .1as rs 81 Locally market 12loH&igs & ne
foreign dse-2e. vas lS ClS3PPFR@Copper had weak day
London and close soso In response 20 foreign weaz-
ess he Nev-York market was 59 ~ &c. lake and
eGf al "A SOC and casting At = % ie6 Vas Is
1ead ~ -5an where closed a. u : s7-
sPEI1 1 asT 81 and lover here. at 57e3 ,fi32Isz
ora TIE local market rsmaie sa5 soaS34 No foun
FOUNDRY Nor,he,,8 , ssa j. 10 f5undy Southern and
ery EoTI5fr1. Et3Ty southern. soft at S-Za$-- ''
naq65aIaAa aT6IAssEs AND sYRPSESs f55 Ss eT5s Tsfs h
quiet aIoasses -T las trade Quotations tolloEss go
0-eanz csntrifusa5 orleans open kettle - $50
l7G2lcs prime. N15ql5e. fair i6alse. Eoo'' i'4i-
prime 22g2ti tFF he sail s t34aass .ra5s 6T ThaS
rates we're steady- II it1ane steam business vas al
Very quiet 1ere nominal u Wes5 i4ai5 he Fs IS
se'trst os rates Quotatos 10 tI1 mi 35d: Bristol
q nTe-o1 "a. London 90 HI 5l5rr AMI Bremen 25
Tss. FotteraaTn Sc SEfARTEFs Bsh new & steamer amer
London. oats Is fence Australa p[.r pg bs
Jane Brsh stsaTnsr 2s' terms Apri May Swedish
9eafer 1888 tons india trade one Trip $500.
sssr .,2aIr 25S sa sane @1a5e Pyats sTs Nars
steaIaeT le' SO tons hemp T53sTs = 5 sSes fstroeua
&c and rsr CeI " 13a. Aprti BEitls3 uaE SO
tons lumber Ser & lumber Gulf to Rosario. 81 2:
sc6ooTsr ions coal @lto Rico, umbeT private
private o6er asa lamne5 M tons especte 81
ton s. Is. schooner PI~seiPhia s. % schooner 61O
lumber TsTnaae17 gilman no to PhiIadelPh.a s. schooner
lumber say lie terms. coal out S,5; schooner
CT7 tons s17 10 Esl'. = .,
tons coal. 20 schooner. 2It tons same ;! -.
2s2 tons "a ions coal. BaltlLA9&e & - t 5 sfs = 9g
BRITISH steam r. faited Kngdoh or S.tnenL pLieate e
terms APr'i or about IS - schoone[ JOB TONS hes'
I 70 fosaLlo. a a S-e9-york. private terms A.. -
FerTaEci1a 70 t2-e@s Oh fairly active but I1ther
EASY on spot ard easier LeS firmly maintains prices.
na5ns u lIieynn Is fairly acse ana ss4uy al ne s S5
au0tHfs 80 20 IN bulk - % flelntd e1sas
[ FE]las-fI1t' "a Oh l-tT .Li-t
SeS prime summer ye'.- a. spot ~ Z
mills summer Selio". = 4oe,, Nut-'
forw-I4 -g,s white. 45c: prime winter yellow 49,
Erace2 az FilIles city raw 4G145c; out OF
Ldnseed cll cseutta raw. T5c Lard oil. s54ebc
town TaMf syery eess opening prices TsEs hlsa-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor Tbs Tribune
received their Uptown once.
No. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received at the foiioT'ng oTa'n
Offices At regular once rates until o'clock ? m VIZ;
254 sth-ave. = cor 23d 81: 153 6th-ave-. cor
-2rr-z,: e2 East 14tb-st.s 25T West 42d-st-. b
--s.- -.b and s+7 sv,s. 2ss west 125th-sts .33s
3d-ave-. between 76th and nth sts; 1o<e 8d-"Te''
near sIst ST. 1.7OS 1st-ave near ssthst: 157 East
125th-st.. 756 Tremont-ave.E $50 3d-ave~ nea7
41---s-. 554 3d-ave.; 21O BIeecker-st-' go
BIcecker-st. brooklyn, \. T.-216 Court-Sf-'
a15 Smith-st.s 1.OO4 Gates-ave. Newark. " j.
-7a4 Broad-st. Also at A .. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

Cash ouotatlons were as follows Flour quiet and
suruE wheat. T61TIc. No 3 t9G4tc. No :
- =5i n -2E.-i No corn 42c No yellow, ~. No
80 Sg6r. No white S3a G3ki4C, No 454c. sco1
3Sn4gc. fair 10 choice mailing 438oSc No
faIseed 81 10. NJ l Northwestern. 81 lll7; prime
-,10fv seed 81. contract grade. 81 30. mess
porE per bbl $l7 7ogSl7 80 iars Per lge n 50 So
e. az short ribs loose. 50 65US9 10 dry saltef
f6lders boxed S. 75ass s7 short clear sides t5oxe
$40 7i4s1O 50. Uhskey. basis Of high wines 81 30 ON
the produce Exchange day the butter market was f
marx cases included. 13isr Cheese steady l5 lotse
r,r,'ut, April Close. Wheat. 10 arrive No hard.
77c. No Northern 75izc. May. 7694c. July. I4-sc
Oats-May. SO i-c-
milwaukee April Close Wheat I2wsr: No l No55h- s
rta Fye drm No Barley dull! No :. soc. sample.
4sa54c. Corn-May. 43c asked
T,Lua5al7hfa sprIl s.-Nheat quiet but steady
- grss Arri 7STTsiac Corn quiet but steady, April
az 14si-~ oats steady. No white clipped 4-iz t3
49, s-, good demand. extra Western 500
81 10 nearby prints 33c Eggs firm. good demnd.
the mark, do Western. l5c AZ the
1 a. southwestern II lsc al the mark. do southern
- inlet but steady New-fork r-l creams, prime.
meas ~ G14se do good, 1915 Gle; do prime,
14aI4itr. DO fair good 1874 4i3@ac- Receipt
eIse son fbis and > 755 60 II $1,000
iq - II coo ShipmeutsWheat 1900 bush: corn.
74O 900 cats, II COO
I,f- aprtI 3--Closc- wheat-No ? red cssh.
q Efay Fs&.c. July - IS -se No hara. IIa15c
go ~ cesf 89i=c; May. S9sc; July Ss5sc Oats
No . cash sac. 2ay. SS7se' July =Ss.ei No white
S9aa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
az.l.z-- Iazr Te5lz. s.=34.foo and 2s=6.d"o bags
= s...ts.-aL roslt.o- q R-az-Lan c-ree Is o.
- Il - Il - ..aE-orlea..

j z Il
-escer5ass market where speculation fairy
a-l -iu Is considerably excited The market
opened STEADY at unchansee prices - ae7line n ,
strength and weakness but with values showing in the
main distinctly upward tendency The initial losses
7re-= re result oT eudaon following poorer showing
liverpool Immediately the
---ga- -az sz-r-v rallied Ma jumping from
- -sa f-e~r~s - --- @ar~-zEa zeats.- in the
displayed relative weakness Prom Joe for Nay
slight reaction the comparative 1ulness q
cl= 5zEs receipts hut the market again almost
aiav back n 10 07c July e7o1. August P34c.
As-e- Jewel had been reached the market. while
old --rir
higher while The positions were unchanged . 3
I9H-s higher lotal sa-es t-J1Ees Fere e[f1@Se1 a.
- 1 bales Lfe faIteE IN iae acHatcl~ L-Vl.-y "aS
- Eav corner, owing T. the ccnTara
t.r= s-raness Of the NewYork stoek and the strong
technical position n. MAJ coz .Ial,s Nlt aL- go
3a-EelE he'd by what has become EnsTyr as me
>ev-E1giaal tgll pool In connection ~. --le
-ls direction. the -11tiHuel fc4llfe OF Alls a..
y the spot markets are pointed - as
lSer 6=-@r siE @rrE ~ cotton 20 JHs port ana s.
s=e--C immediate prospect of obtaining l. stS-@
deliver co-rra-r readily become nervous upon shows o.
hu'- faction The NeTlo-a 0eTftieate1
s.sa- s now down - a7s bales. compared with
F.1az bales.
srzs- -r~r receipts 800 bales The week sight
49, -re over early ezI--tations attracted little
T-a regular weekly movement made up ny Supern-
tr-Ierr king follows Port receipts. l ~ bales Against
lales against 1922 year southern nil tax
s--a-e5f. $4,000 PEal7s- $50 last year loss OF
-rgF- NO sight a- week 1471a4 against 50 -
Tuai crop movement fcr -l5 DAYS 70 date forl
Land mills ana canada. 61s- bales against al3
Southern mill takinEs estimated. l55s "o'
q s-Iterrher 1899 against -46 last year
Brought sight far for season. @'l9-oS oales
Egsl-s- s5-5.G $50 bales last year- -.
TIE range o. contract prices In the local market olay
f1ll0Wss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Tf-s-9 11r April g. ? u--Cottou-SP0t- Moderate
business done prizes unchanged 70 points higher, er
loan ruf+r.rz 5S4I good ullLlug, 552d. iddl1g
&ed middIing I'D good ordinary 9l@d oriinary
0f the t-i bales, OF which 5ev
z-z~ati0u and included T.6t0 Amer
lean Receipts 6U0t bales including 44ir American
Futures quiet. American HItd1l1uE
9 o c. April I'D. April and May. 5-lTf. May and June
: sd June July. 1870 feds July and August. 5s1
August and September U. September and October 70
77d. October and November. 451di November and De
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Elnce ferrha - ---- - :

FLOUR AND MEAL--The -four market remained In
straghts s. 67si s Pese4ts = lg4S5 81 wntsE
clears S3 20gSs -. Ss &c Sate s. s6sss i extrs
(2uI-Essy Quoted: Fair sood s. S0a$3 20 choice
x 2 3a5cy. s : ZSosS 45 CoRNMEAIE Easy quoted:
Quoted Fine eo 81 4oasi 50. Coarse 81 Is
Sl5qSl7 arrive 20S n SIS ts,gSis: spT}ng
sTs5 ,gddns SIG 0ea$2l in 200 y sacks. ety iced,
cse a6t S s5AIIhe fact that Argentine shipments
60 @ @ $1,000 bush more than expected, reaching
close showing = c net decline FeT 1S E s 1sE ens
sf1sa al ors iso n aTkef 4 notably May practically ostIns
liberal buyer throygt IS 6II ~' me same house wgs
some Of the Icaj trsa PeSstns hg any @ P4ny
the forenoon Weakness. only about load was taken
Fat % - .oaos taTaug6 the outports At the time
SITUATION Paris closing from 20 points higher
deficiency Imports Of foregR %ea sAo~ oon
tinseccy wach has been rnored about here for some
Is[S tayoFqols tenor stating that the weather
I5Tssgar 1iyerpooi Closing 4g.d higher and London
ne southwest. with frost and IN Kansas but
ing to The Modern killer winter Wheat MAINTAINS its
-siz aease eonao. though complaints are being
tine age and hs & pant ant Is T h2 looking as So % ,. as some
not serious, The western movement was 10000 bush
s @ -oIa'on reeeiyea rom a prominent OHIO miller
Sa-s e vas t EeaL osaI 81 WAeat back IN farmers
10 Northern Duluth s6'ec. prompt; Northern
York s4lzcs No HIanitoba s4z&c; Northern
Manitoba S34sc. No ! Northern Chicago. S3A&c all
arrive shipment opening navigation . red New
York, 70 74c acmiual-.-- CORN-Ths
in corn was the heaviest time the net
result OF trading operations a steady close.
prices unchanged. although time Nay 1rc
lower than -he previous night July &c under
were Argentine shipments of 1900 bush 81 600
and cold weather Vest and export
subsequent rally. Of which half
hour based seabosrd clearances T04 900 BUSH
covering BY early sellers end less active offerings Liver
POOL closed partly 80 net higher and London 81 lower
The export business consisted OF II loads here loads
at outPorts No corn closed a 81. afoati No
OATS-Under active selling Of July by prominent Chi
ruled quite weak times although finally uttle
stssder with Tie cash market here weak and
lc lower with small sales No oats closed at Ale;
10 ? 4nc- No Whit Il i7c; No 2 white 3ec; track
mixed nominal track white 299+6r; standard white
u lzc--.--- RI F-2farket dull No Western. 60c,
state 56Qf-}c BARLEY Market steady
both Buffalo. Wheat including -four. exports FOR
the week ended April 2 according to 'Bradstreets
I3o a4 bush against 24oles7 bush last week
and 4f6 81 bush IN this week year Wheat
exports since July aggregate 1755Ts4s9 bush against
Ias 624 last Corn exports aggregate
$50 06s bush against S.61s21o bush last week and
4T33T $50 bush against "a 4e4 437 bush last season
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry c--r rom
S1u-H Ferry minutes earlier than -a.s1 ----''
ENSTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENToWN ND
" A u CHI Mo |1.iJ Eas--- .-s. ~ a. -
- a. 500 IS - East11 ou5y5 g. a-' s-7-a.s- at0
VA, q q 7t1..-rlSH,RRE AND SCRANTON--too aD
70 b m sundays. IS . n. I 2 n -.
= RoFB- EAFl Ell R>E. TONS XIV t-H WI
RSR NF.G4T-z400 ESQ a. 80 3 .. - 70 i1ee-
2 s.- ~Ir1sgs. Loto a. m
XTSET SND AND BRIDGETON-fza 10 a. r--s ri.7o
49, RRANCH ASByRY PARK. OCENN
q CaaNE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEA~HohE
FsOTNTS--a 90 40 d 30 a. n $40. $50 7aH p a.
,.4svz except ocean Grove p 30 q n. = 2 ~ -
pFITI SDF,f.PFIIN ,READINE TEF3iiI 4 - -
- 20 IS 90 - ~. +lo Ge +Iieo p m fl-0- 90
sf III - o. f30a '40o. 800. raoo- +Iae s8'" Q -a
9t-tT aND CHESTNUT STREETS SO =. IS ~ 80 ~
49, 81 q M 100. 80 ln. 800 80" ~ = g. ~
uE4DTNG HARRISBJRG. POTTSNILLE ND
AMSPORT-. 4oo. AS ESQ" -t it .lt'-
GO ReafuE o-lFf 500. I'D T-Nt q -
p0--svTlIe ard H2rrs-l-E 7r-s = 80 p ="
zr-1n1 Liberty street cr.v- DAILY Tt'a-f- -A-
ea-- S.TEav sSlnIs~ only -Fz-l1r cars o1-g- ..-A
64rs. f@-tv 81 Perry south Fa~-v. 4st-- H-i'a.
~ 5ei a. 1900 1884 Broadway fs- 5-H Az = --to1
S-I.-a west I53 East fZ5tr -l1 st iat1 p 40
T,tI171r.lS Az Nsw York. g-c ST S4t. 80 F1It11
s. Ts---Zr--- Rroaiv-a-. W Wt-larshurg View f7~E
--ansfa- calls for and checks naTags t7 e..
" g. RESLER q ~ 5..t--..
Pres and Ger Ngr zen ts7 2 -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine was dull and = un-
settled and nomnay Savannah reports that II -
difficult get sellers prices there. Rosin was
steady but quiet. Tar ruled steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TUEPENTINE-O and machine bbls 63z
a64c
TAR-Pine bbs 81 c5qs2 80: OF bbs 81
ROSIE-Connon to good strained. s. 259s2 90 y and
E. s. 30: F. s. 35GS2 10. 50 45aS2 80; H. So 6d$2 10
l. 81 1Gds3 15 X S3 so: NJ. 50 sOaS3 80; \. 81; " c.
81 10. " W. 81 S5dS4 40
STOCK ON HAND.
Eostn - bus
spirits turpentine 07- DDS
tar 4l"S Oois
New Orleans April 9.-Receipts-Rosin 40 bbls
pentlne 10
Savannah. April -Turps1tlne-Nothing doing; re
Ceipts us bbls 100 Rostn quiet receipts IS
bbls; exports l. 422 Quoted: A. 3: c. D, F, 500: F
81 TO- G. 50 20: H 81 81 S5: SO TO- NJ. 50 80; y
So 80. " G, 50 60; " ". So 70
Charleston. April $-Turpentins- Nothing doing; Rosin
firm A, B. c, D z. 81 80; F. 81; c. 50 TO- n. 81 80:
81 10 X IS 10; NJ So So 50 so " G. SO 70; " W 81 Is
Wilmington, April 3.-Spirits turpenttns duh. nominal
receipts. 30 casks ROsn firm 81 a5: receipts TIT bhs
Crude turpentne firm s. 4GqS+; receipts. 10 bbs Tar
firm, 81 s.; receipts 269 bbls.
London. April -Trlrpentue-soirtts AS 41ad Rosn-
American. strained 6s 90; hne. los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

T7uraI9 Aprr s.-FIour steady Wheat-Sprng strong
No hard s3ac: No 1 Northern so-zc. winter active
NJ white TSc. 2 SOC Corn firm No 2
ta1Iov 46l3c No corn 45 19c oats quiet; No Waite
no \, . mixed SSc Barley-Spot. track. offered,
rt.,5so . 5Si.c bid
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

10: West shore 13o: Lshigh VALLEY
NewJersey 30 river boats no total loo
tons. Receipts OF straw, 100 tons
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

- z-.-1s-gA suec!al Liverpool czL.t - -tg0.
fsFo bales. speculation ana 55b-' mid
-te sass s,s.'o-es.+s G a-Hs. American. 8V,''5-
cl1r lirs : ssd; futures ope.e1 = --tIts higher
49, I!-seo .t.- I'D. May-June Ied. - 4 i04i
So ise 1sas I'd: octobsENoVsEaber. t0'''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
H AD-

~ ~ q ~ ~ u - ID ~ - -
e RAILROAD
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
s5' The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is five minutes later tnan
that given below for Twenty-thfrd street
station. except where otherwise noted
.53 a VI FAST MAII-Iirlsd 70 two Parior Cars ar,
PittsbuIg chicago No Coaches PittsourE
S5 4 " PfS57ET1YTh s7tE5 IlMfTED z RaIia.n
tom eaTa For G5ear6 D'nas Gsveaad foe8o. Dsrro
c.ncinnati Indianapolis louisville st, Louis -
Tor Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and LousviIeJ'
Ops p. II. ST L6i-Is ExPREssFor PlttsoqrE.
7TIt 7TTlIalaES2iiS Lo1isvlle St Louis Dining SaE F0'
S55 p NJ WESTERN ExPREsS-For Chicago For
755 p. NJ. Pacific ExPRESsGFor Pi,,ssurg. ana
Route Connect. Hn31ss 5T cv1a5d el except s sataTdsy
80 % y NJ. CL.EvEL-AND AED cISCINNALL cI,IlN EH-
wasHiS'G55Tr5oSS '55r5S AND THE souTH.,
andt s. Streets re- 70 2ol CDi4qg Ga- 10 - ID I2t7oz @
Streets 20 . Congressional Limited all Parlor
eng sH9 Rning Cars. 20 Dining Csrl = eDinins ss5
80 Dai1g Ca-, 1055 DINING car) = II 81 Dining
Dining cars e CDinins c5r5 . Dining Car. As
s9TEFsN 15r14 4s ? ;.I 2 z z % %
p m (Desbrosses and Corands Streets. y 40 ?. NJ
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezpress. SIS a and 2 =
? m daily ..ETorida Special 21o p n Dssbrosses
sEABoARD A1R ITNFs TR3IE.w-AY~ETpress > 10 , n
Wan f2lO night daily SsAAF'at1 1~-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cTIEsi PEAKB & ONO RAILWAY.-78 a Il week
DAY and 455 p daiIv
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SORFOL.h-'9S a =
ATLANTIC CTTY-3 55 a N and 55 ?. week tayy tays
tarlo- Cars ard Stardard Coaches week
i2r smoking Car, ParIor Cars, Dining Car ana 1'a-
Coaches Sundays
ARE MAI--l2.55 2 IT. weekdays -
r or points on New York and Long Branch Hallroa1
Nsst IEentythird Street Statiorl $50 a r., =
% 400 and rs ? week days 7unlas
q IT. 80 ?. n. Gr9m Desb-osses and S9F Sc : -
weekdays. Sundays. Q a n 3 10 ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ,- -rx
olV iDeShrCssss C0rtlandr Streets, I'D.
80, SIS Q . @ 80 Penna. Limited 1910
ana Cortlandt Streets. 10 2O Dining Cart 10
ing Can. 1f55 y - Dining carr LOO tLlll
30 Dining Carr 355. 425. y Dining car ..
Dining carr. 555 Dining Carr. I.55 So. SO -
D - 10 night SUNDAYS. $40 T55 Dining ar
Coachesj. s25 81 O. 80 tLin1edl 955 l059 tLaI55
tarl a m 1255 Dining Car. - tltni1g IaIl -
Dining Carr Dining carr. ass tDtntng "a ?
Tickets Offices Nos 461 1884. III ard 26l Brcadway -
FfftH Avenue CbeIov 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue t-.
10Th So Astor House West Twenty talTd Sl
Station and q Desbross-s ard orJtLl
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street ss Bra9s
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BROOKLYN SIatlo1
Jersey city The View York Transfer Company WI -
for and check baggage from hotels and fssiaeH1s'
| through u destination -
Telephone 'c14 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
/ road
/ " W ATTERBURY. J p "OOD-.
/ Ceu'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
Observation-Disclosures steadieri


cloths. moderate
Comparative statement he Fri
day. April 3:
Net receipts all United States ports 1903 1902.
during 40
Total receipts since September 942
Exports for the week.
Total exports since September Sg7
Stock et all United States 3Sp
stock at all Interior towns
StoeA a. Liverpool Il3g 600
stock of American Rhoat for Great
britain -.--.-..-.-.-.. .--...-.-.... 81 600
The following rsr.;,., -...--
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sTaifv -Laliy except sunday SUNDAY or.s-
ar Is. IIHertv 81 Fa~-y. Sol-r Ferry. Asr'r -
1870 1854 Broadway ls2 at1 Ave =
1-rior square West 153 East I2--1 81 -.a wee -,
. Ok f-oiu7b1lz Ave Tc-ks court 81. ~ 80
Ty7i.1n St F-ookIyu % R-oatWaV. WI iar-s7lTs -
v1r Trs-sfer CO. calls t1r and checks -ass1s9 70 49,
rfnation-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

T----E- C-[aa ------Lz-
RIO 800 exchange. I--zE- receipts. l4o&o bags.
cleared Tinted states. i 600 bags cleared or
T---pz raEs- stock zq4 600 SsnJgs-Coffee
--s-sei dull good Santos zSa. rec pts o,7y
stock l. G1s on haEs EzulcCrs--0ttAe market
Cre--d unchanged o30 net Unchanged 10
-<g lrvr-r Gales 10000 bags Ezvre-[lffss market
-e5 irregular unchanged franc lower: AZ , n
unchanged. steady = 2 : franc lower a.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-04

tement for the week ended Fri
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-27
CHAPTER XIV. q,

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do not why the delayed to call
this witness the ordinary Of events his testimony
preceded NINE ordinary
Moore himself that he allowed the privilege of
pearing before this coroner and jury.
it privilege because himself evidently
his bearing
to secretly thought he was
very well this attention Possibly remembrance
the old which he had before
people in garb suggestive of penury, made the
could appear guise betting
station incalculab1e importance to him.
At all events confronted aspect
openly challenged admiration. When the
inquiries it his speak, with
condescension which would have called smiles the
seriousness
with it unimporant he would have it appear.
he n way confirming it.
testimony to his having been the Moore
Tuesday evening Moore who particular
admitted that the light which he
certain window his ancestral home the evening
summoned the police but the repetition
detected there the evening before It repe
which alarmed him and caused him to break thru all
his habits night notify
police
"The old sneax!' thought L tWhy didn't tell
this before?" allowed myself fresh doubt his
which had always seemed to somewhat to
or that he felt incumbent him get
he could the person living within view Of the house
CHASTITY events had taken place without
berayng suspicion and with the quiet persist
his responsible position noted
subjected t
that no possibility seemed remain Of his coneeaing
single help the eucidaon Of this
other mystery connected with the old mansion. 3
Go b Monday, sss-szsSsaz