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New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,srnooI March 6-C1osng: Wheat.sPo, quiet; No
lAEelpo9ol winter is lisd: Northern spring,
Z. & Sd No ClIornia. s4 loisd; futures quiet; March
0s July, Us lad. Corn-SpOt. Amert-
os mixed new steady IS 6'sd futures quiet March
81 a. May 3tad. Peas-Canadtan steady at Ss o'sd
Ton t5acifc Coasu fra fTdi7 0s Beef easy: extra
1nSa mess sos Pork steady; prime mess western SIS
Hams firm short cut. Il to IL 10 5s ID Bacon strong
IorS clear mddes, light "a 10. Sis Cd long
Ssr mddes heavy. IS 80 70, 62s; short clear backs
clear bellies. IL to l6 10, SSs Shou-
dSrsoSSuare IL Is 10. at sSs 3D. Lard firm;
Wine Western tierces JOs; American refined. In
paiIs sos Butter-CioOd United States steady At sos;
1neSi United states nominal Cheese steady; American
Hss t,hite rss: American finest coIored 6as Sd. Tai
invPrn1e city steady 2Ts Sd. Australian In London
Cnttunseed o!l-Iun refined, spot hTm At
2s Cd TurpeutineSplrits firm at lss 3D. Rosin-C9
mon firm 0s AID Petrulcum-henned urn ~ 01so
LAnseed oil steady 81 26s Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits turpenne was again hgneE
ing good demand. light stocks and
offerings from hands. Rosln was hrns Dut W1LO"
Important change in prices Tar ruled steady to nrn
SPIRITS rURPENTINE-on and machine bSis. 67AS
CSC. .,ooas,o-
ROSIN-Common to good strained " @,gSI q "a 10Ss
and G., 81 40 h. " 6oQ$2 lO J! p 4OL
IS 20; K S3 6O NJ IS S0G$S 80; n. 81 W c. - % anu
w. STOCK ON HAND.
FIn
Spirits urpentine. bbls. 81
bblS
Wilmington March 6-SpIrits tuTpentne firm &c bI re-
ceipts casks hrm 81 30; receipts S1O UT.s.
Crude turpentne Arm 81 409$4; receipts = oo' 1ar
Savannah March S1Turpentne firm. CSC; receipts 5S
bbs; sales o. RosIn Arm; receipts. 7sS bbs sales
r. s. 20; T. s. s5; K $8 20 N, IS 40; N, s. oO W c.
So IS; W W, 81 %. e-,-,.
Charleston March 8Trpentine firm 6Ss RoSn q arE Ho
A. B, G. D. z and r, 30; G, 81 %: H. S2 80 = 0Vi
K IS I5; NJ s. 95; N IS 65; W G, So so; W W. q 70
New-Oreans. March Observation-Disclosures. u Ools' 1ur-
pentine, 14S bbs. - ,,,, ,,u,-
London, March 6-TurpentIne-spirits ASS 4'Ed Rosin
American strained Sc Cd; fine, los
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THTRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSSES AND CoRTLANDT sTFkESAo-
y The leaving time from DesDrOsseS ,.s EnO
COrtiandt Streets In Eve minutes !eteE stHnt an
that given below for Twenty-fhifa
station. except where otherwise noteo.
d Dining IN EAST 1 Nm F to two sepns
sS A r. to FT FShSsgo No GSssssS to ana
Fs'sens eaeas0 pings cisvsiand Detroit
lc9afnaa3S' caca3So AEp kH9iiy' gT ous 81
For Toledo Nashville (via Cincinnati and
IS EYE Es%SPREssSSE as g'OqFFa Fot
M MsiSs sxIs ss:nsaaosS E2Ss5 ESSss.o For
R1sssrEE E.ss hes
EvEIGSp f2 GfSsl9a IS6 s1GsRs
lERtfSS P1is snd 6IiFRRa"
755 s2 SIS fDinng Car 10 10 Cpesbrosses and COrt,
anas and @R!0F Gsss
Streets ongresS.Ons Limited tSInE sI1 Pca9F aG9'
nnr car IS g p Pn'nf nm f21o iof2 nIsh 9PsaX sis S
s 9s5 conFGesiS6aI 19 5RP1 nte Gnss :: all s9d
3Tnggr R5nng Carp @ Dining ca6I -; Dining Ca 800
m aa1s Rise Z 1slS lS
lDesbrosses and % coTtiandt Streets. 124o p ND
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Exprsss s5S m p6sa69OsssS sPa s
and m G,oqtsyd, qni FloEida Special .sdays 10 p n
sEAEo4RD Alp LINE + 70 2or,g p n
Tmfted% TTHTkah%S 12 2Msi : IL r. 10 3s,H RIEht daily
NORFOLK oRa ok AID WEsTERN RAIIwAT-FOr Memphis
cI55EsAPEAKE 5a ( OHIO rRAILWAY.-76S a. M week
FOR IH5 PofNF 81 coMFok q fRy and
weekdays and D. M. daily. - a.,
i4ANIIC CITY.-9.55 a. and 2oo p III.
sundays 755 Through Vestibuled tIaliS 1r,. Pa
farLor Cars and Standard Coaches on Sfa,Isr5
lor Smoking Car. Cars Dining Car ana o'@nN0i
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I25J D. m Veek-daya
vest Twenty-thlrd Street Station)- $40 q. T..
321 45J. and l1.25 D. weekdays Sun1sys
ASS m. (from Desbrosses and Corandt
goo m 20. $40: $40. and l1.sO p m wesE-oa's'
- ray, '.'i ron q e PIahEiLaaDELPHIA. II 3 -, 7m
10 tDeshrosses and Cortiandt Streets. D.
S2 85j: 95 g. IS Penna- Lmitedj. iOIO ~
and Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining Car) IUOS
ing Can. 1fTJ a. m. IL. 55 Dining Carr l90 q ~
6ar( 210 Desbrosses and Cortlqndt Streets;
S25 Dining Car) 3.56 4.25 4-25 Dining Car) 4oo 'D
ing Carr. 55I Dining Car). 55 8 % $50 o p IL
Y 10 night 10. 755 Dining Car no coacneS
80 500 953 (Limited). 955 1885 Dining SaIl III. II
255 Dining Car). 155 Dining Ca=). 3 tDinnT
100 80 Dining Car) 455 Dining carr o.OO 'OlnS
Car) G.55 S.25. S.55 Q. y D. m. IL. 10 night. 80,
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1854 III and Broadway: 49,
Fifth Avenue Cbclow ST. 263 Fifth Avenue torne
29th ST.: Astor House: West Twenty-third Suee!
Station and stations DesOroSses ana
Streets: Court $50 Fulton Street SS Broad aS
and Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn: Statlot
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company viii cal
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
". W. ATTERRURY. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Cash quotations follows: Flour. dull and
easier: No spring wheat 77q7sc: No B. 71971c: No
2 oats. ssKe: No white s4@3s1sc; No re. 485si
good feeding barley 4346c fair to choice mating 4S9
6+c: No. naHseed: 3 4; No Northwestern s. , ~
SIS i2s; lard per 100 10. 50 875dsO: ribs
oose) SO 8S$9 90: dry saled shoulders (boxed 80 37s
ass 90; short clear sides boxedl S10GS1O 25. Whiskey
basis high wines 81 90 On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market steady Creameries 1S627c
daries. l4q24c. Eggs easier; at marx cases included
ITlac. Cheese steady. 121s9l2& to l3912la.
Duluth, March 6-CIose: Wheat-Cash No hard
75Ac No / Northern, T4hc: No Northern. 72Ac May.
75Sc; July 75ssc. oats-May SAC.
Milwaukee. March 6.-Wheat steady. Close: Wheat
No Northern. SOC: No 2 Northern, 7sG79c: May T6c
asked. Rye dull: Nc 1, 5I4653c. Barley dull: No .
63064c: sample. 45956c. Corn-May. 47Ac asked
st. Louis March 6.-CIose: Wheat hrm; No red cash.
6eMc May T04sc July. 69c: No hard 7Oqz3c. Corn
No cash. 4llEc: track, 4lhG44c: May. +1hc: July.
axe nominal Oats--Eo . cash. 35c, nominal; May
S4tc July S0Ac. nominal: No white. 3Sc.
Minneapolis March 6.-Close-wheat, May 75Isc. on
track. No / hard. T7Hc: No Northern 7G+sc: No
Northern. 7Sso FlourFIrst patents 81 SOQ&3 30;
80 first clears 81
Sc O5dS2 IS. Bran in bulk S15GS15 y.
Philadelphia, March 6--Whcat quiet, steady: con-
tract grade. March,. IS4s Tvc Corn steady: in ex-
port elevator 52c: March. 5lA6p52c. Oats quiet No
white clipped, 42a@43c. Butter firm; good demand ex-
Western creamery. 29c do nearby prints Eggs
firm sc higher: fresh nearby and Western ISlsc Al
Southwestern, fSc ct the mark: do South
ern I7lso as the marx Cheese tFmsr; good demand:
good IsaG1SAe; do prime large lAe do fair to seed.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
The following total receipts Of cotton at al
ports since September ]:

FLOUR AND MEAI-There was a moderate trade in
he - sec
Saif; rnt ssi 's5at S's:s. zee
WaE3T quoted 81 sSsss IS SPOT g- and q
eeSSs ;H ,:s fSSs 8 Ss:s is a:
to brand. BAG MEHINEasy .' Quoted: Fine white
Yellow s5Ss1 S5 e0ase 1IssI :.s, ls & FEED Ed.
10 arr sys S sS n 2 s2 5 sS snE m E 6sa 81 nasd osEe
s27 OcaEe. SIS SOssaS; homny chop. &2l Olmeai
wHEATIhere partial tS9SsS Fse0yesy tbe s
wheat Of the loss sustained on ThuTsaay: @ y:d cbey as
Influenced by rmer Developments IN corn AOdeTsts rate
seoeuns on the dsa sSas higher freight 5ssEss6
Ser 1H mafset we're the prncps Gsatuss At
the opening the market showed Itte "a
BE. and favorsbs Eop rather a :
some in view Of the wet stormy weather which has pre-
Hs5sS In tnf %sss a Sc & Rn sS 81 Of
bs fcF & Ssy s9a @ Sus last year athous
the Northwest increase as soon h nS
to deliver wheat already sold export business Of
SeHe fs ds AND | S osds a Gt It hsd
fae f0S5t et e Gs a PGi shpSsnt
ssaso1 Compared "a ago stSss
this eaSOsrd eIes9anIGss ~ TeEs S saI en- at
English markets and points decline TO points advance &c
at Paris Quotations e cash sOaS No NortheTa
ManitO5a Ssssc; No Northern Duluth. sshe ana no
Nr
York. s2sIc nominal CQRNIhS feq1TTS sa III xbicb Gc
absorbed the offerings and gave smaIsr nu!s Prices
to of the ground lost on InurSoay.
in New-York pretty much all day snd closed coseo
k@Sc above the previous night dhe LII tnbsd
uled to decrease somewhat owing to persistent We9
weather an through West which is also cacuIsI9u
affect quality Of Foreign markets cioss9a ono
SSd lower: Argentine shipments arncunteu 70
bush export business was on mooeFa oo fSo b,sS
NeN-Tork loads No corn ana S=OVo posn
No yellow. did 90 loads The seaooSrd ceSs s
snces amounted to 47oSO0 bush. No corn cioSeo oe
Elevator and S51sc O b ahoat; white 561tc and
No yellow 56kc. o b afloat. .oATS-There was
good speculatve trade at the West and mooere
steadiness sympathy with other markets Cash s saes
in New-York amounted to $4,000 BUSH NO oats cioseo
sac; Nfo 42%c: No white 44te G@ "n a1d
standard white. .RyE-MaTket firm 30
( O b afoat: State 51G6Sc bar
IYEMaTket quiet feeding quoted 47c, and mating
52IS6 both I Z Buffalo ,.
March according 'Bradstreets agsregate 349i4e5
S79 bush last week and 4U5oS44 Oush
In last Wheat exports since July az
gregate 1874 bush against 1S420 043 push lSst
Season and exports 900 bush against
23Ss9 $50 bush last week and S52 4O6 osn year ago
For fiscal exports are 04'oO''ls1 Uusl'
against %, III, ,396 bush last season
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Royal BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToN-ts.3O
40 30 eli so NJ. S1OO. 1880 800. 300 P. n.
S12.15 Mdt
ZFrom Liberty street only Dally Tpaiy except sun
day sSunday only tParlor only lVIa TarnaIus-
Ofces: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astor House.
11S o6i 1900 1854 Broadway 1872 9TH Ave- 25 Union
SCars West I53 l2Sth ST. 2T3 West 125th St. 245
C6iumbus Ave, York Court St.. 344. $50 Fulton
81 T2rookIyn: 9s Broadway. williamsburg New York
transfer for and checks baggage to destination
Vice-President Gen'I Manager. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
READING SYSTEM

NE" aJERSEf CEN RAA x. ENs
Liberty Street and South Ferry oime from South
Ferry I've minutes earlier)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z4-0O G.15 Easton only). e.l0
A. NJ. i.2O, 40. 500 l5.45 EastOn oniy) P. n Sum
" dfEi if.K EEsBARRE; ESD AND sCRANTON-z4oo s.1O
NJ 800 p M Sundays Z4.25 A. NJ, 100 P. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4oo. O. 20 A a. go C3-40. 40 Lac
p, n xrTTT SGndSyT sETi,Y+a IVA a 40 a a NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4.O0 A n. fl 30
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50 1i3O A. NJ. as. $50. $50 P. n
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 900 A. M 100 P. N
PHI s'DELPHIA (READING TERMINAL)-z"42 25
ZOO 20 5000 1000. +1I.Oo A. NJ tI2Oo. 300
81 so 200 1900 400. 500 &c 90. $780, $500 P. NJ
a4TJ a SND CHESTNUT STREETs-s425 $780, 80 go
III 80 A NJ. "1.O9 t'3-40 500. TOO. 1925 p M.
REIRJNG:. NG HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
VILLA IANISPORT-il4.OO z425. ts CO. 1910 uOO0.
~ m A NJ Reading onlyD. llsI.00 120. 700 P. NJ.
Readfng PottsviIle Harrisburg only. t4Oo, t5oo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March C. m-c0ttonmsp0t, 9, In fair de. d.
mand prices points egheE snr an Iow mddnE
80. g%oo1 % nrinaTS sos ordinary. 496 The sales OF
O-u 6oo ~ 1O6 bales OF which 1000 for specu-
tn Ghg nS xpor: and included go American Receipts
40 hnIeS ali American Futures opened tHnl ana
Closed Steady. mddi9g G 4aFsh Ss ana osG
MaFch 1u 1nne and July ZIG: July and August TO-
June sG5 Seutember 500; September and October
ASss' @ T October and November, 49, November and
A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trtbuus
"A received their Uptown once.
NO. 1,364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements win be received following branch
onces at regular OnieO rates until O'Clock D. n VIA
264 SGh-aVe.. g {. 23d-st.; 153 0fh-ave. cor
I2th-s--S % EaAt 14fh-st.J 2S7 " 42a-at., bs-
tween Tth and sth sYss.: 283 West 12Sth-at.s Sa9
sd-ave.. between Is;h and 18th sts.: 1.O26 3d-ave
61st-st; 1.708 1st-ave.. sSthsG; I5T Eaa6
125th-at.I 75O TremOnt-ave.l ESQ 3d-aye.. naar
Aist-sG: 6S4 Sd-ave.s 21O Bleecksr-Ht.; R26
BAeecker-st' Brooklyn. n. Y-2I8 CouPt-at.V
x1O sna1th-at.I 1904 GateS-Rve. Newark, n 4,
~SeA BrOad-st. ASO At A D. 7. osesN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
NV. YORK DATIY. TRTBUNE.. SATURDAY MARCH T. 1903

good best sorts Receipts Of hay ana tn
fn tons reported At Produce Exchange st nom
day. Hudson River Railroad go ERIC ESiToaa SS0a and
Western Railroad. %; Lshgh Valley Eealtoee Rail
road leo; total 240 tons; receipts straw 80 tohs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

1nbIic Aotlrc.
NI-SICIPAI, CIVIL. SERVICE COMMISSION. 81 EtNc
STREET NEW WORK, MARCH Z. 1905 .-
DCBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that open competitive examination will hc h"tt for
ST,'HITECTCRAIs PRAI tiHTSMA S-Mon1a,; MdTrfs
~ 1H,S a. 10 A. m Fourth Grade incit
conpensittiNT- $40 30 St2ta'I
applications Ter tins examination NH
close on Thirsiav. March ~ NJ = m
The OF examination viii be as toLoWS;
" Subisct[ Weight
Te-hn knowledge -..-.-----.-----
Experience
Math
Handwriting anil general n'@tn'.s
Candidates will bc required obtain I5r the ferh"
nIcaT' paper. - -,.-..,- =, . -
ret of this examination I eligible for appointment
=, the position Of NrchcrturJ ITauEi' t<lan salary
Of not less than $IJ" and HNt more than <l@O P"r
%FGH Ns1CAI, DRAU UGHTSNiAN- Wednesday. 31arch -
1905 al 10 a. M. tSixth TRADE. Annual ComPens7-
tion, $1,000
The Of appIICatoUS this examination Viii
closeo Friday March ~ lTtEi NJ r M
OF the examination VIII &c as foilow'-
Subjects Weights.
Technical knowledge .--..-..-..-.--.-.-
Experience
Handwriting and general neatness
will be required to obtain EJt on the teCh@
nicaI''
Candidates shouId had experience in making
eraI de.aI structural steel work
:. WILLIAM ETIISCoE. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

foffee cables Rio-Cnfee market InactNSi NC nIu;
Sxl. exchange receipts 1900 bags cleared
FOR Europe 5000 bags; stock t9s 600 bsE ne
market weak good 40e5 receipts
hsgs: stock. bags HaTburg-Conee Inarket
opened unchanged; S30 N was net uncLsneea 10
mig foper: 5,0OU bags Havre-CorIee InaFkeI
sned quiet unchanged "a franc lower; at II IN un-
D m steady unchanged to "A franc IoNeE'
m $50 y M unchanged; total sales. 15.000 bags
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Ia1.m13a:c Receipts-F1our 100 bbIs aEt 10000 70
in sscks: wheat 400 bush: corn 1900 bush oats.
10 OOO bush Shipments-Wheat. 34O bush: corn IAOOV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

co7roE-TbA cotton market yesterday while somewhat
les sGyT 1sF th1p with in e Close Toweser ndne
sqT e s e naret opened steady at decline Of
point sdvsnc Of points the & Gs ,rh a4e eoT
erfng Of shorts somewhat better Liverpool eane
previous day The early estimates for today receipts
also sh0"ea sOne eo1. recrted from the belt
again Of average rather against the t4 M % mem
Of the heavy Liquidation noted noted GTng DT5r
InSEsaSy nGThE rd H Nav selling as low as e6J or
= points below price of the morning 81 points
issS ThuTsdsys finals The other options q this time
@ The BEST Of the mOTnns At this Level certain
shorts turned for profits and the Clique ssain came Ell,
wc o6 ssTs6 66 Res s bsf Seor G fsS B. SHt
Of selling and the srs; Was % ns nnsy % Tek a Rst ne ne
iowest Of the session prices were 899 points below
w sye Of THURSDAY on tes seSe Gq neq b nd & he ee Rss
of the this representing practically he range
most pronounced weakness in yesterdays trading Tedec
deliveries The selling toward the close was very
largely the heavier into sight foE the week which
COS bales compared with 1546sl bales for the CORE
t0-OrOs leading points notwithstanding the confirm
II heS3y The southern spot markets displayed ten
oency 10 respond to the weakness in futures being g
marked down 10 points to roc Todays port receipts
Total sales futures estimated 0oO!ooe bales.
Hn I XIII Sh % hs asgs @ asS gO o & Fo
receipts Il5S5 bales against 16I bales last
overland to mills and Canada 1904 bales against 36 S2
bales against a. 2S bales last year Loss o stock
brought sight for the seek 1s2o8s bales. against
dsys PoTt Teoepts bales against bales
iast overland to mills and Canada $500 bslst
testmstodI IS560OO bales. AGAINST 1.2l4ei3 bales last
2si5s5 ISie sssnst bales ana 6E0gghs
me 90 sshS 5s mus 80 ~ .sr 40 re tosi Ton movement is for
iS7 DAYS his year. against is days in 1sOl-O2-
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

f9unaio March 6.-Flour steady. Wheat Spring. no
demand unchanged; winter nominal: No white sGc
No 2 red soc Corn quiet but nrm No yellow; 5il3c
No corn Bic. Oatz-FaIr demand. steady; No white
4ILc: No mixed, S91sc. Barley. 54GG0c. to arrive
Rye-Spot No =. 5S1sGoec
chicago, March 6-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Ctton Exchange apsaisi Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
business doing; sales 1900 bales specHiaOn aae
export Ansrcan, 1850: Feeeipts 409 AaIefscaE
1000; Iaiddlins upland. I'd Fatzrz opened eTsa .
Aarch and NsFcS-Aprsi 6dad ApFii- May, B14d: Aay-
june Juae-July 1nd guY-Augus D i6d AngestSeptetn~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
received at their Uptown Office.
NO. 1.J64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements be received at the following branch
offices at regular Office until o'clock m VIZ:
254 sth-ave, E e cor. 28d-st.: 153 8th-ave.. cor.
1:th-st.; DE- East 14th-st.' 2o7 West 42d-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth aves.; 26S West 1s0th-st, I.3ss
3d-nve, between 76th and 18th sts.: 1925 3d-ave.,
near egt-st ,7Os 1st-ave.. near s9thst: 157 East
125th-st., 706 TremOnt-ave.; $50 3d-aVe.' near
nst-st; 554 3d-ave.; 21O BIeecker-st., 325
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. n. Y.-2I6 Court-sts
2I5 smith-st.. 1905 Gates-ave. Newark. y. }.
-70i BrOad-st. Also at a. D. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

venber 469d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 46id. Ganchester-
1150a sna s,Usns coS Statement fer the week ended
sFiaAS. AAfca " 1893. lsOs
Net ssceipss Pc a. & sH onlsa Po isssss i2iss4
September
FS1S,o-ta 126S39
9ofSJ tS<roreS Stnse Seuterer IS4 6eS 6,240200
StncIs TTnsaS 7a7IS6 SS4,65S
Sfnclr A. All fnterior towns ..-. 2pi'5lf 433bl3
Stock at Liverpool. 1sV1oVVV
Stock Of American ahoat for Great ..- 49,
Br1t&n s....sss...ss...-.ss"....-s-. - 4et'V"V
~. sD,,, ~, ,s so.st So, -.est,.. - cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
dep ARTNENT OF TAEFS AND ASSESSMENTS.
MAIN OFFICE BOROUCFI OF MANHATTAN
No $50 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING.


MAIN OFFICE BOROUGTT OF MANHATTAN.
No $50 BROADWAY. STEWART BUILDING,
January II. i0t3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE-
~ ouired by the Greater York Charter. that
books 'The Annual Record OF tbs Assessed yaua
tion Personal Estate Of the BooUKhs OF Man.
haitian. Brookl Queens and Richmond.
The City OF New York will be for exarnlna
tion and the Monday and
will remain until the
During the the books open 20 public IN
specton. application be made hy
be GggTieved by the assessed vaua
personal To have the corrected
In the Borough Manhattan. the main once OF the
In the Borough OF The Bronx at the office OF the De-
partmen Municipal EudinG Ono Hundred and Seventy
Seventh Street and Third Avenue.
sf Brooklyn. the ONCE OF the Depart
Municipal Building
IN the Borough Queens. CG8ee ot Depart
Building. Jackson Avenue and Fifth Street
Island City
In the Borough Richmond the ONCE OF the Depart.
rnent. Masonic Building. StarletOn
Corporations In a he BnrOughS must make applCa-
the Borough OF Manhattan
n assessed valuation
made by the assessed at the
ONCE Department In the Borough where such
son resides. the OF nonresident carrying
business city OF New York. the Office Of the
the Borough where such place OF business
IL between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and p NJ,
except Saturday. when all applications
JAMES L. WELLS. President
WILLIAM s. COCsSwEILA
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE
SAMUEL STRASROURGER,
RUFUS L SCOTT
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Recppts breadstufs interior points in thousands
three cipherz ~ omitted. -four bbs grain bush as
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-08-27
Illinois Central Railroad
OF INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS.
Free transportation TO Attend the An
Hual Meeting al Chicago.

Public notice is hereby given that the reg
ar annual meeting of the stock hOiars of
! he Illinois Central railroad Company Will
he he q at its offices In Cbicag1. Illinois. on
Wednesday, October p, 1903, at y O'Clock
noon.
To permit personal attendance at said
meeting there viii be issued TO each holder
Of one or more shares of the capital stock of
he Illinois Central Railroad Company a.
registered on the books % the Company nj
the close of business on Tuesday, Septcm
Der %. 1903. who is of full age, a ticket en-
abling him or her to travel tree over the
CompHny'S lines from The station on the
illinois Central railroad nearest 10 his or
her registered addr 5 to Chicago and re
turn, such ticket t. bt good for the journey
to Chicago only during he four days imme-
diateiN preceding and the day of Tie
meeting. and for the return journey from
Chicago only on the day of the meeting,
and the four days Immediately following.
when properly cOunterSigned and stamped
during business hDuT5-that is TO say. he
tween a. IN. and 8 D. IN in the office OF the
Assistant secretary. Mr. ". G. Bruen, in
Chicago. Such ticket may be obtained by
any holder of stock registered as above, on
application in writiUg. to the President OF
tie Company in Chicago. Each application
must state the full name and address Of the
stakeholder exactly as given IN his or her
certificate o. stock. together with the mum
Der and date Of such certificate. No more
than one person VII! he carried free in re-
spect to any one holding of stock IS regis
tered on the books Of The Com Dany.
4 q. HACKSIAFF.
Secretary
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-08-27
The Value of sunlight.

One of the greatest cures ut the sani-
tariums established all over the coun-
try is the simple sun bath. The solar
heat gives to the whole system a
strength and vigor which no nourish-
ing food can impart. 1t is so essential
to our health and happiness that when
ii is taken away from us we become
weak, run down and pale. But when
we 90 out into the warm sunlight again
new strength and health come to us.
The sun bath is essential. Take it ey-
cry day Cut down the trees that are
so close to the house that they obscure
the sun and have every living room
flooded with light. If one is forced 10
stay indoors all day try to get near
the sunny window where the full eff
fects of the sunlight can be felt. II
will cure neuralgia, nervousness, faint
ness, weakness and a dozen other COM
plants 1t viii give color and beauty
TO the complexion by making the blood
better and purer The purest and pref
test compln Xions are those which are
wind swept and sun Drowned during
the summer time, and not those which
| come from dark room.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-08-27

The Harrison County Teachers
Institute, which has been in session at
Gulfport for the past five days, closed
yesterday, the session being a most
instructive and successful .one. The
institute work was conducted by Prof
Boyd, of Virgins, than whom there
are but few better teachers in the
state. The subjects discussed, all
conducive Of good results, were
THE Uses and Object of the Instit-
ute; - What is True Education -
1.-THE Extension of the School Term -
1.-THE Organization of a County
Teachers Association, and 9TH e
Formation of Plan of Study for
Adoption in Public Schools. -
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-08-27

Cotton is still king in Texas" said
Mr. ]. E. Downes, a leading business
man of Crockett, Tex. to a Washington
Post reporter.
''Since | left home / see our people
are talking of a 100000 bale crop. and
this estimate is not too big if the boil
weevil or some other unlocked for mis-
fortune doesn't come along to spoil
things If the 100000 yield does ma
terialize it ought at $50 a bale, which
is not too high an estimate, be worth to
Texas farmers $200OO0,0O0 Here is a
tidy sum Of money. good bit more
than all the gold that is dug out of
every mine in the Union. with Alaska
thrown in. Cotton will still be king IN
Texas at least for many a year"