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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

ON Monday the eautjnts OF tbe
stars contest basket vii, he turned
ONef u the Comultter nf Decision
ana Award the members 20 which
will setfes ffain the / ~ irttefs fu4
CelVed the four best entitled In fhe
prians offered BY the slnr for the
most satisfactory answer 10 tts
question What Nauid you ID "a
yau hsd a million Hailare
All letters comply ing with the
rules 81 the contest viii be left vita
the lonamittee. excepting only these
Witch we've uNiieusly wrtiton ia r.
usnt vein and not 20 be- taken aefi-
oAslY che writer's meaning emily 10
'in~hs LEGAL conditions ana ioeai per
soma
The star II mueh pleased a st.
Nuccess in haNinE secured Tor che
C,smmittse % Decision and AWaft
Mrs l. r. r. Mitchell D A Mnors
ana Superintendent Cooper ~ the
pabiie schools a naf~ satisfactory
trio cnuid hardly have hecn found ln
tho aHty. and the courtesy ~ Mrs.
Mitchell ard TIE two gentlemen - 80
resiiiy complying elth the stars ~
auesa = very rnneh appreciated
TINS committee VIII ~ caufse re-
autre little time Ter cnns ldef8tAsH
Nt MttF AAHAM WMANAHs7H Aa NHHNfH# A= ""
read and fhe list ~ prise winners
canuag Therefore ~ announced f5r
several tagss. The winning letters
viii ~ published as The same tiTue.
This Is the last day ~ the essn-
seat Al letters Fnust he ieit ag the
star offtee or aenasfteA Az fhe psssts
efuee ~ 3 O'Clock thls afternoon.
Write on one side - the paper only
ard eaafIne your answer @ ae4
stfrta
neaa are ruhisshsa saris - the LETT
tnsr ffasa the contest haskat'
CWAs BUTLER ANDREWS Z
what Would I rs Win Ny Merry
Niiiien tnyest Ia Saeitir and Ts,-
ceuiA ttsierats and fn lands aiaHg
the future deepeusd channels ~
routWefrs ana manufacture -
tween these cities the Tsuwnggiats
white. stuck ana rtfsailnp affsra-
ing q odd miles ~ Inland trekass 8
about squsiluE tkat Supplied ~
rhfeaeas creeks 80 decades aen.
which since auaarunlesi - stiii -
Tending Puget sauHa haH tsiNxer
S'aFftfne Fesaufesa than shiaAEss
- termini SECURES AT these and
Lake Wasftinrfnas esnHis hassAHs
~ ehf=ft IN thus inVrstiHN hair
uiliiaus To emulate vxasnnie 80
America earliest anH most unique
" wnssi miiiianaEFe Sfcnhen cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

W. ". scHAnNwEBER-H I.
had a million dollars. I would make
seattle the model city 81 the world
IN health. morals. intellect. without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

tie OF the good ihNtka OF WIS iltes
A. A CASE city tall Seattle
Let Purchase 4 SECTIONS ~ land
near seattle 40 Hnfea fur
which would doubtless have
Co pay So per acre s.l.. iios -
and Clear perfectly this land
eostine say ~ iaaas
81 AuhaieiHs this iHta 81 acru
tracts fenre each tract with
lawful fshec. painted erect on
each tract a a-ranm eaitaFr, "a
small harm and ahH.ia' a.
cnat # approximately ts1
each fs5H5aasH H..f.aH# =seHH-tst... IH -
tth Ilant choicest ffuIt trees
ana shfuhhery un each tract
Hnd seed O. grass. - tesI
doubtless .......... s4#z==s.#..s.. o.
Secure hest water HT'utem sup
riy each tract with anms faf
domestic and lgriHafian p9fs
posses Mhtah would rnat ~
least s4........ ..5s###as....t. m %
can uaHtf construct hua roads
and hauisvaris passing each
tfsct aHH al yrrsinH intn oHr
HrHnd boulevard uaaaHhm.
tnrd ana LEADING - Seattle
whirh would require al Least ts1as
lth Construct a peffeat tine ~
rirftfir railway, with hourly
service during the day O. f.
attic. q eaai dnuhiiaaa . - -
sfh Wuuid select beautiful
tract - tnia land rfeet Is Biaas
ern home faf myself purchase
n nna apaa II HORSES. earraEn.
etc - est not afrr . De- -
.
thoroughbred cattle hogs
goats AID sheep costing - Ar
10Th Would uscury thia hamf
work hNnt O. protect mg infefs
sata rara a nrnt-tisss fore
man a. aasist mr. educate az
riF fhiidFen ia thr heHH ) saiH
20 ouf eanHfff
lith AfttH az this uaa daHr
wauid ufaf this Lard fnr san
with AFa atork far each. a.
men ~ families al afnai
marsha ahaxs raat ufaH fafma
extending ever q YHfs ats
fer ecHt and Eirr fhsm
chance e. tive. Say iasas aud
ftaaafH lhaff fhsasH huf
Seal wftb thetu ue bHalHeaa
prinripiaa.
isth eaait srect MODEST
athfssi h5lHIHlHr ragaHs eHFas
"a Instructors. ne a aaas - naf
sssr 80
lsfh Sc Aaits fr SALARY "
inetrul fafa. q permanent
isrHfF aaa periodicals % e
iuheAa At this waa.H est
me ..=.... ....==#z...... So -
o saHid have raHush g a. -Isnf
afi1a 60 afhsss star 81 hHfHf snf -
hapry. nfanf upon ~ Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

would not decrease.
y. y. HUGHES. ts8.bas burke
! Hulidiug II had "a million dollars.
ia Kiye u all % John = llumphfiea
so that he could Eet up a drecut
Fourth OF tuly celebration. ana get
iut Morris a horse hig enough to
carry HIM
MISS LoRENN II1aHT. l0s Mob
Htli Avenue iind 4 million dol
lars, / would nHt construct "a build
inH lea the downtown district for a
gymnasium exclusively foe women
with large swimming pool, en-
| nlolinH tire best teachers Tor the
physical culture chooses. 9Th deep
breathing ths motto. To this
would appropriate sum sufficient
fdr % building large enough for the
requirements uf this city. with all
the modern improvements ana appli=
anrss
would appropriate 81. 600 fnr the
establishment and maintenance n a
free Sehaal for nuwHha1H and waits.
and ln connection. bathrooms. a
reading raam with good books aud
periodicals for hoyn. a lunch room
and room Tor The making and re-
pairing Of little waists and pauta,
etc employing The best instructors
nhtnlu1hie whom would have
teach in addition tu the common
branches cleanliness In addition I
would give 81 500 r. year Il q solicitor
whom ! wHuid have constantly can
Tass the city EoinH thfaush the
sinms aud other piH ,es ans inviting
and prfauadiua the waits ucWHtnfr
and other pnor children 10 attend
the school
would make some Raod invest
meats that would net Ws "A neat
yearly Income Three hundred thou
sand dollars I would appropriate 10
hHfur missions ~ the afphanhHHs
~ the city ! wonid give tina boo {
would remember my felatlkFs htnf
s1mslF aiaa Those who had danr me
H1fne Kind favor in The naHi ! would
then 80 sight HoeinE thraaFh The
United Ntafes ana sftef a nice rect
"a mY summer home ia The faiakiiiH.
Hasi3 make taBf II o." Old
world taking with me those dearest
e1uia donate 80 Gee toward tha
enlargement af nafnr Newspaper iu
mY aun cts. should ff PARTICULARLY
ss,Hi tn The way - having coursae
g. print The news ~ u aafaallY lei aH
iae# the star
~ W srHYNrR rs \ fss street
seattle Were such an amnHnt -
money e. far iuff uF ildififaai r4fs
fFF . have Ihia g. aa5a
81 That e niiIiian dailafa T. 4 fafas
sHui - mercy fr rnfna sHHarssiv infa
possession - enc apasaHa wWt Ing
man. ana MaaiA require Haad deal
= thouEhf - secure Haad anchorage
~ such 8 Treasure sHiu
Gnf so Hzan has HzaFat rirht -
- iaF.s 8 anSs - money Hniess he
HHra % far a legitimate HaHHusf. naE
sfir himaeIf should 81 hsurHitsd tat
fhe rai#ie - large. aHa ffshf here
nant f8 cay that i1au e. thr ritF -
SEATTLE - s aauriH ~ hanHFff thafias
ard dollars e. hHna Substantial
asrt.nra fsfsafafy sonid - q hareaf
r. csc 80 3 fitr
Mr rfisar mere - sfwnfs aaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

and independent Then / shtiin /
vest IN property riHht hehf "a e.
sound. hnd Hike every other human
heinR that I have ever met ! would
proonod "a take a little comfort and
pleasure myself Aud I know that
mo deserving man. woman nf child
would appeal tu me IN vain cad
would euduw HchuiHfahipa slNe a
boy af aifl a start ia iifa with a aeui
education 90 they san make some
thing af Themselves / don't THINK
would bury my Talents. but would
Dee ms isht 50 shine that men would
see my auad works AMI HlorlfY their
tathat Ia heaven "a the Same time.
as I said before would enjoy a lit
tie OF the good thugs Of this life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

EDWARD CLAYsoN. ST. n 4
had million doilass I would spend
several hundred thousand OF it IN
good farming land "a King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

help build churches help support
the fatherisas and widowa ~ sci
iieFs. and give to TIE poor and dEs-
titute of Gods children. and ny
xreatesf WISH - thai I had the
wherawithal to DO this very thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

DAVID ,. STEPHENSON. Pres
tou. Waah.-in reply 70 what /
Hpuld ID with q million dollars.
would say that { would first buy me
a comfortable hofue. also farm. tha
rent from which would make my
self and family n comfortable Twins.
would buy each ~ my children a
rea AipahiF fair farm Then I seaniA
boy small farms for each n my felz
ativcH that are without . home /
would hHy a tract ~ lard IN SOME
fertile part " the United States and
would divide u into small tracts that
would make comfortable little hGfmas
and seek those persons with families
that through sickness and privatleH
were withnst homes and IN need and
settle them on these small homes
especially those ~ middle hRo or
declining years, AMI by showing
them this Kindness. would teach
them that when adversely comes 70
any ~ them. 10 throw III their little
miles aud help each other hold their
heads above the turbulent waves q
adversely
Al care Tor r. comfortable ilv-
inF. and ali above a comfortable iiv-
iur would BE- spent doing rood IN
the way I have mentioned. thereby
starting a colony that would be an
example - the world
Lucy A. HAMILTON. George.
town. Wash e." What would I do II
had a million doliafH7s FIRST Of ali
would place certain amount 20
the credit ~ my mother and make
her comfortable the rest 81 her days.
not merely give her a home with me.
but rive her a nice bank account u
her own. that she would feel free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

a STAR READEH-ff 7 had a
million dollars I would buy two ia-
lands. one towards the north pole.
the other close 10 the other end II
the globe. and would send divorced
women 10 one and divorced men 81
the other. This would help Co serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
NOTICE

Our charges are for material only
The only college using an absolutely
painless procesa-secrst and exclu-
stvs with as
FREE-psinisss Extraetine, Pain.
less FILLING. Painless Operating.
This 10 net college for students
none are employed OF admitted Our
star 10 composed Of dentists ~ long
experience who came hers TO perfect
themselves In cur latest scientific
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

time Of saN the record has been
starting slsh Jaak polk'a = e. the
sl.ss- b Heai fhFUt naH ueru ,issssasi
- times IN the IS years the tfula
ting record was cut down - A aee-
owns shH tae pacing fncurd ~ Hae=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21
a. 70 ,hs orsnd Cafe. t4t4 Sd Ave.

Dinner and merchants lunch.
French diuneu. with wine. served
daily from 10 3 3 IN. Private
dining rooms Tor parties 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

bring tra8a % our city. rauas a large
revenue - r1a Into tie county aud
state treasury from tssss std aAd
itih What elsa I waHta "a be
aianc ceald tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

% 10 splnnlnrs Tor bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

A y. SIS ssth ave ~ III I had
one million dollars - fust simHlf
try e. Esf one miiliun ntorr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

ION ~ Al this wasia e--t
re s.sas#zzHaa ...ss. .#s#H#H#.s.. q -
o saisid have raeush e. a. -tlfnr
afisa 60 afhsfs star 81 hHrHf ans -
harry nfanf upon ~ Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-21

two purpaAeai first. parties would
be more careful whom they selected
for their mates. go there Wuuld b.
moro happiness aud harmony see
nnd, they would ha raising larger
families, So tho neat generation
would not decrease.
=. y. HUGHES. ba8sbas burke
Hnlidmg If / had "a million doliurH
"a give u all to John Y. llumphfieH
so that hu could got up a drccut
Ism Morris a horse hig enough to
carry him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


PEANs AND PFAS-A little more demand for domestic
within the last day two and the market mas
become firmly established 81 30 for choice quality The
available supply light Marrow are firm. and
obtained choicest lots in a jcbbng way
new we're shipped to-day Of SO Is but orders
a. that price are small other beans without
price There has been sufficient move
@nt In foreign beans strengthen the position. and
- tbe rernafrI, lots have been VithIrewn from
SI,e -ar hush s. g5fsS3. do medium 81 % 10 pea
S2 20 40 yellow 81 s5QSc 00 DO black turtle
s. GJGS2 20: do lima California s. JJ s. IS. do i'm
40 other foreign medium 81 g0GS2; GREEN PEAS.
scotch. bags per bush 81 4orSl 42'g
BUTTER-The general features Of the market are IN
changed several buyers we're on hand this morning Tor
supplies and receivers who had goods 70 sell found
feeling quite uTu Tor extra creamery on the basis %
Buyers paid that price Willingly for acceptable
quality. and a few lois Of very high scoring goods
brought = ltc and even = 4c tcparN QUANTITIES remain
4 nchanged in price The Western packngs are
about steady. but the movement b. etH moderate
Shipments this week ISIS pacsEs. all but 100 %
which renovated goods backed the West especially
We quote: Creamery, extras. 10 gle 90
0rzts IQa2gtac. seconds 1IGt~'ec. do thirds I5'.
I6I+c: tubs. 1SdIac. seconds i6l
he: thirds Western imitation
1Gf1Tc. seconds 1Ji5isc: renovated lie:
ern factory held $50 G 30 make hrstS 1Jiec.
do seconds IA Zoe do thirds 13ls ai4c, packins ok
as1 S 40 i go a. i fs5isS' make No l'' do No
CUEESE-Tradng IL rather Guile. today. but with
dications further Improvement In prices week
small sizes have not been quite active this
being carried with confidence. Large sizes
light supply and have cleaned up promptly mostly Cor
though lots have been taken by exporters and ho
firm In their views Liverpool cable ais Tor cocret
ee go. 81 ,,r..-n 1ie-. Ss,c 10. -, go
fancy, Ne DO good 10 brine lo lone DO common TO
falr S.Hsc 90 ttr.e eelotel iiiaayyy. lics 90 waite
fair s%SSac, do hght skins choice. sAe do prime IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1903

AMI this &c IN the next hour The chief
basis for the selling movement contirua.on
~ the fine siter Western and S0rth~ csfen Stae
suggesting material - receipts with the ne
plec Offset export business which again proved
rather liberal with the business worked late FRIDAY
and reported total sales amounted TO - loads prac
tcallv all a. outpOrts selling rntoi
however. and few stop loss orders appeared On
the declne Realizing that II recepts were ga haera
q late the fuIrs pron-lsing tots respect
shoud the weather hold good bulls offered very MUS
resistance the deciaing tendency n1tUtthstans the
good FOR the
aggregated S6s lasS0tO busa
The English cables closed partly - l1d ret cVeIs
estimated that worlds shipments Monday would De
about 100000 BUSH and that the amount on pass1ge
would shov Moderate decrease No , red closed go
elevator. and si7sc shoati No Northern Duluta
Slisc- and No ] hard Manitoba 93sc. atnat basis
COPN-As the situation also attracted sellers. sat
1isc lower. curb there but little change
the OF closing. although the market
weak In In addition clear weather and preiic
tons OF rising temperatures through the west Wncn
hueuced by cables quite general liquidation
An export business Of u loads attracted ny the
decline. The interior movement amounted 70 5SAeO
bush. compared with 4fs.OcO bush last year ~ the
close No quoted nominal IN elevator anG tc
afoat; No white Csc. and No ? yellow 6,c o o
% hold rather steady U eventually felt the euecs ot
heavness elsewhere closed rather easy AZ chicago
locally the cash market steady, No cats Closing
at AZ; No B. Sic; No white. 43-c No WHITE 4z.,'
track white. 42s 146c. and standard white. f5izc RYE
Market quiet. No Western. G3i4c o ahoat. state
quoted az 52c. and mailing at 56ac3c. both Buy
falo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York September 10 1903
COFFEE-Opening steady a advance OF 50l0 points
the higher European cables. firm primary markets and
continued small receipts the coffee market to-day met
with considerable realizing and the absence Of i'm
pCrtant demand lost its initial gain. closing net IN
changed. though steady sales $3.50
There fair buying Of scattering character
the opening, which probably Influenced in some
measure by yesterdays bu!sh cable respecting the
gathering This report. noted
terday is receiving deal Of credence locally
the small Is having the effect OF reducing
the marketing, and the trade at
of the trade appear be looking toward
Of the growing the most probable influence OF
speculative values in the future TO the exclusion OF the
statistical position The tendency 10 view the market
increasing the movement continues small
Still the bullsh disposed Is confident they
might be and important interests arrayed against
values To-day after ruling quite steady for
easier because OF this lack OF confidence
the disposition take profits while importers offered
ms freely. AGA franc higher and
y to u pig 30 reis higher. and
primary receipts especially the interior
rent The spot market steady firm. with quota
tions on the Sac for Rio No ].
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

The raus % shis station. which VIII be built IN
connection with the terminal station OF the Brook
lv- Ra1id Transit tunnel from Manhattan, have
not been finally worked out yet. but within short
tine WI he begun the erection Ct platforms along
side the elevated structure now running over the
wards which carries the Jamaica trains from The
Long Island Railroad tracks to the elevated struct-
ure OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, over
which they 60 20 the Bridge When these plat
sor7ns are done many OF the trains that now run
into the station VIII he sent the elevated struct-
ira 20 discharge their passengers. who will reach
t.s street by starways coming out at tie present
exit from the station. This viii enable the con-
t-srtors 10 tear VI many OF the present tracks in
TIRE ward. and give them more room 10 work. when
.rfs is done d VIII ne the beginning OF the cno.
The fourth and last section Of the Improvement.
m elevated steel section has been completed. and
trains have been operated over 81 since May. The
second section. which is also an elevated one,
running east from point between Bedford-ave.
(vhere the FIRST tuunel-the one from the station
e75sl and Nostrand-ave. 10 Howard-aVe-, is prac-
ti-aIlv done The steel work Is all completed and
the ties and rails are now being laid. Trains viii
he running over Il IN october or November. The
picture gives some suggestion Of the way the
street where the elevated structure Is viii look
after Il Is asrhalted. The greatest Improvement.
however win be noticed over the tunnel sections.
where the entire breadth OF the street, lined on
either side by trees. viii be unbroken.
The tunnel or subway IN section no. is half
done. and that IN section 40. ! completed down 10
Graud-ave. The city has Just opened bids for
rarfuc q large trunk Waterman down the south
side OF Atlautic-ave.. from CarltCn-ave. 70 Fourth
ave.. 10 replace the one that now cuts over from
The north side Of the street and under the
tracks most % the way from Carlton-aye. When
rhl DIS done active operations the last lap OF the
subway work VIII be entered
The h0rouEh officials have not yet got the money
Tor having Atlautic-aNe with asphalt but the
.rraaf ir section So. 4 is being placed IN order
temporarily, and The Long Island Railroad Is lay
'rc under the elevated structure the tracks Tor
fra trolley road that il b. to operate on the sur
ftcr and which wiz transfer 10 the regular trains
al every station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

COTTON-To-day's cotton market narrow but
rather Irregular IL opened steady unchanged prices
10 a decline of points under lower Liverpool cables
and clearer weather, but following the call rallied
a uont Fridays finals on the continued low
disappointing Demand
was very light and shortly the market sagged
OF again To level generally I to points lower. Just
before the October turned strong sort OF
scare OF shorts and sold to 10000, net gain
points That option closed at lOO2c, net gam q
4 points. a decline Of ! 70 points on the
other positions The decline following the early rally
was accompanied by that september notices
be Ne-Crleans bull contingent.
by reports cotton heading In this direction
from the South while predictions were for larger
movement generally after the clearing weather crop
less favorable however, and II was
generally thought that temperatures were still con
sderaby low 70 develop good crop as was IN
dicated Ly Of the government and TINS
restricted selling. while the other hand outsiders
who apparently turned slightly more bush as re-
suit Of adverse accounts seemed 10 hesitate at
This nearby technical position
receiving attention result OF the steady
Delayed movement The New-1ork
market to-day steady 1l.I5c for UtddltnE
upland Of 500 bales for export and 40 10
The range Of contract prices the local market to-
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
SW4NSTROM NOT ASKED.
Var Veterans and Sons Association
ObserTe -4ntietQm Dag.

Sons, Association the Brooklyn veterans Of the
Civil and Spanish wars celebrated Ail'le,ain -
in Prospect PARK yesterday afternoon Al ls es'',
mated that twenty-five thouAaha peoPle s"''sl .
srourd the stand near the Nll-lnk entrance "i''e
The exercises were held Major Walter morn
president OF the orca--lzatlon' PTesiceo' ana az
dresses were made by Past CoIaiil"-eI SIs'
V. Kay FOR The Grand army o. 'i'e ' li.-.--i-
he State ana nation Coioh'' ~. %
representing tie Grand army oI '-o 80
Kings County, and Park Comnnlssloiei 'O"l-H'
After the speaking there was a crefs paitoe' eN-
coag-essman James r. Howe beng 'he rsHI'
oHcei. othef oI1e-tls "el' NoiDi'' -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cheaz,. sent 10-CATTLE- Receipts 500 head;
nominal, gOo1 prime steers 50 4egso so poor %
gO6SJ ard feeders s. Is
and heIfars 81 5OGS4 81 SoNS2 bulls SEQ
so. calves 81 5OGST. So . asa 20:
western steers IS 25dS4 HCGS-Bsccipts to-day 10
head; Monday 10000; choice STRONG. others slows
mixed IS Sc -: good choice heavy.
s09S6 rs heavy. S. SGsS 50 light s. 5e9S8 30
huTk OF sale 1885 SHEEP-Receipcs. $500.
EerE steady. good 70
Choice mixed s. S5RS3 25s lambs 50 rs ass Is
East Buffalo. f8-CATrLE-Ee Receipts. SO heads
moderate demand. steady. unchanged VEALS-Recetps.
"a head. soc lower: 2j0Ss so HOGS-Recspts. 400
head. active. 5dOc higher heavy. s. 5eS6 90 mixed.
80 o 2 80 81 Is loo g So stssS a. 55as 81 dSires and
grassers s6GSG SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. 4 100
head. sheep Arm. lambs higher 81 So 50.
vearnrs 81 5OaS4 IS: s. 60GSS 20. wethers St9
81 2j. sheep mixed. 81 5OQSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
ATLANTIC-AVE. WORK.
Rapid Remo0al of Surface Tracks
4 Great I'm proUement.

~ snte OF Unforeseen delays. The contractors IN
A. she Atlantic Avenue Improvement Commission
xhich is removing the tracks OF the Long Island
,,.n-oad frou the surface OF that broad and natu-
-.nv attractive thoroughfare. are rapidly pushing
-, work 10 completion. Already in places the I'M
-,verncnt has been 50 Ear competed as TO give
80 indication OF the transformation II viii make
:. Atlantic-ave. II had been planned 10 have
,yrrvthing done by next Arril. bUt vexatious de-
=. from which no contractor seems TO be free
-, So ihe work back so that ii may be another
=, yer before trains wil running into the
e-o-r1d station at Flatbush-aye