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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington. Penna- r Il station
fO:d6 a. m. sEABOAkD NAIL - 1nr0ugh
UaiIy Pullman Sleepers % Jackson
vile, connecting at GaIales
with Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
n m SEABQARD FLORIDA LINZ
UaiIv ITED-Solid tram TO Jackson
Vile ana St Augustine. with Pullman Draw
INK Room and Compartment Slccpers, OoscrFa-
tiCu Club Car, and Dining Car
8:5O o. l.-SEABOARD EXPRESS - solid
tram 20 jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
Sleepers and Cafe Dining CARP altman sleeper
TO Atlanta Through service 70 Pinehurst-
d:tO a. m. LOCAL-Io Petersburg, Raleigh.
UaiIV Southern Pines (Piuehurst).
Hamlet, and intermediates points
ONCE, I42I Penna- Ave.
c. p. RYAN, ". z CoNELNf.
Genl Pass'r Agent. GenI Agt- Pass'r Dept
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FOR RENT-STORES.

SOR RENT-For bakery or grocery, 2l30 Pa
ave. store. dwelling, and stable. IA rooms.
Si55 90; dirt cheap. Key at $40 22d s.. mhl0-5t
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WANTED-Waist trim1ners; must have expo
rience. Apply between 9 and At lIS -.
NV mh14-2t
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BALTIMORE and OHIO r. p.

Ir.v, Washington, lev Jeusey Ave and ST.
ca.,csco and Northwest. 100 - IA. -essa
cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville. .lo.oa
4 r., AIS p. N, lilo niSat
Pittsburg md Cleveland 1910 r. n Sal
D. n and 100 night
Coluubas and Wheeling. '6-20 p In
Winchester. lls-s5 l. N. l4:l5 and ll5sss
p N
Annapolis. IL 80. $50. llll.5O a m. il4.sa.
- p N .z5. .-oOo. nlo-5O a m. .-1.1s
HsseTstovn. 1880 = m and Il5:So p n
.-isi5, l4.S0. 1850. --IO:l5. lil1=So ,. NJ
IsaitheTsburg and way points, le-s3. 20 a
n Ul2.5O. --1:l5. ss;SO, lis-SV- 0-Oo. ll6-s0.
= s65. --lo.l5. IL 80 p n; no.,.
..s.oO a. M. ILLS, l4-S0. 1880 p N
Baltimore, week Gays. 1s-oO 300, o-Sa
=. 1850 nocn, xI IS, xS.uO. 400. xs.9O,
80 x5.O5 SIS. x0-2O, $50, Ne 90. xiO-G0.
x1I.sO. HISS y. sundays, 500. X %.
80. * so, 500 a NJ, xI2-2o, l:l5. 500.
= 20 x5.O5. BIS, $50. 90. KI0-Oo. xIl.So,
I-s5 p n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
A., trains illuminated with Pintsch light
q - 80 800, = 70 (Diner), $50 (Buf-
fctl. 1900 (Diner), 1000 lDlnerl a. IA.
'lz:2O DiaeF). - 90 Royal IAmIt g..
II55rrri = 10 and II 80 p (sleeping Ca<
open az 1000 O ciOcNl-
Atlantic City. 1865. ille=oo a m. HI2:20.
sn.fiv- tiE1cept Sunday. .-Sunday only.
xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked rom hotels
sn5 residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
left u ticket ofhees, 6ls Pennsy wanna Aysnus
porthvest. New YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
- nd AZ station
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-C Cheap, small house, outbuiidings.
and IS acres. core and make me an offer Ad-
dress s A. MURDOCH, Nanjemoy +. o., Md
uhIO-st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINEf
NEW RK-SOUTHAAIPTON-L
81 Paul Mar IS, 10 an ST Paul--Apr. s. 10 am
10 am. New York. Apr IS, 1Os- M
RED STAR LINE.
NEW 1ORK-ANTW ERp-PARIS-
Naderi D. Mar 81 10 IN. Southw k Apr-4 10 am
kens ton Mar Is 10 Kroonl d. Apr- Il 10 m
CoAPANy'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 ST
NV. OF Geo. W Mos. 14l1 G St NV felS-ti
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RED STAR LIN.
STEAMBOATS,.
---~-~~~---~~--s------~
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day IN the year from foot Of 9TH
St for TT. Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
- News, and all points south. by the su-
- perb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport Ncws. Norfolk. and Wash
- ington. -
Lv Washington ESQ pm 'Iy. Portsmouth 500 pm
Nv. Alexandra. 90 pm! Nv. Norfolk. 6.00 pm
Ar. p. Monroe. % am Lv. IT Monroe 200 pm
Ar. Norfolk. 90 am AT. Alexandra. $50
Ar. Portsmouth s:I5 aulIAr- Washington 90 am
Il Through connections made at Nor
. folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. Fer New York and Mcr-
- chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
- G5Fo further Information apply az
- general ticket Office. Bond Building. lfth
. and \. Y ave. or sth St wharf, Wash
- ington, ID. G.
Phone 22sO. JSO. CALLAHAN. Cen. Mgr.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-An expert stenog-apher (s7) seeks
position in legal, commercial. Government, or
railroad service: wide experience. Address BOX
267, this ofice. mhI2-3t
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FOR SALE-EoUSES.
PRICE, $500.

NORTHWEST brick, rent so; price
&, 5Oc.
NORTHEAST-Nlce little home, all modern
improvements; price =, 400.
UTHWEST-Investment. three small bricks,
rent SO; price s., $50.
SOUTHEAST Kentucky ave. near Lincoln
Park. rooms and hath wide lot, price 81. 100.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-ENperienced dining room winters at
once HOTEL BALTIMORE, 18th and New York
ave. nw. mhl4-2t
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WANTED-A white boy about IA or Is years old
ing. II
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITER.

FOR SALE-First class typewriter almost new
with all the latest improvements: cost S75; will
take exactly half ssT-5O Call after g, 22i6 18th
81. uIb1f-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Young lady for Office; good salary
and short hours; no typewriting. 1900 New
York axe 1t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHE OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large second floor front room:
ceptrai, very desirable. ga New fqTN ave. NV
mhi3 q
FOR RENT handsome large front rooms fur
nished unf,Irnished. cheap: also three room
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WANTED-Lettrrs 81 all sorts 20 write for busy
people. Address BOX 30s. this ONCE. mhl4-3t
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WANTED Experienced hands for altering suits
skirt and waists, permanent position. Apply
II Mayer Bros. & Co. 800 81. nv. mh7-Tt
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-IaWn- grass. flower and garden
SEED, spring bulbs, parrots canaries, iancy
poultry dogs. cats. etc SCHNHD'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th ST. NV uhlA-rf
FOR SALE-Txo Scotch collies. male and fe-
male. Cal Gao View Jersey ave nv. mhli-st
FOR sALE-Fine fox terrier female Cali AZ
40 81. ne. II
FOR sALE--Fiue lot Ct parrots. uaockine birds
TAB. Also canaries rum = n "a - ur,,.sri
SCHAID'S EMPORIUM or PETS. ~ i5th st
n. Ho25-o
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WANTED-Noun man from country, 50 week.
Call Monday after 10 a. m, Room 6, 524 10Th
II
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WANTED-DoGS.

wANTED-FOX terrier. male puppy: viii buy
II cheap, or take care - same should owner
prefer. Address BOX Isl. this Office. mhl3-St
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FOR SALE-Eight horses; rubbcr-tire run
about; one top buggy and harness. Call be-
tween lst and 2d, and SITS Ne; entrance
ID 81. mhIS3t
FOR SALE-Good work horses and CARTS in
good order III G. ST. sw mhi3-3t
FOR SALE-Second- hand brougham, at a bar
gain. See MR.. BECK, McDermott Carriage Co.
80 Pennsylvania ave. mhl2-3t
FOR SAILS lish buggy horse. safe for lady
20 drive T. ;. CORBETT, Arlington, Va.
mhl2-St
FOR SkIE-Six work horses at Coal Yard.
III 18th ST. nhI2-9t
FOR SALE-Eighteen horses and mares, suit
able for city and farm purposes; also two trot-
ting stations Rear G32 10Th 81. sw nlhII-I4t
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WANTED Lady "of neat appearance 90 travel.
For further particulars apply Monday, 1900
New York ave. nv. II
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FOR RENr-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

TOR RENT Entire second floor Of buildings.
90 20 6I9 G. -. NV. containing 200 feet f0Or
space; suitable for pension OF patent attorney
or any Office Apply Coz c 81. NV. mhG-30t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Cow, pony, and buggy Call il
a. M. 70 p. m, THE FAIR, SIS 9TH st.
mhlI-3t
WAITED rart horses; also couple of
secondhand ice wagons; one one-horsc wagon.
Address BOY l62. Takoma Park. u. Q. Inhla3t
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FOR SALE-BICYcLES.

FOR SALE Columbia bicycle good tires. never
out lamp Brown saddle, 81. Address RON
2P5. this office. mhl4-2t
FOR SALE-Lady's and gcntloman's wheels
slightly used; good new; parties leaving
town lI3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. mhi3-St
FOR sALE- Lady's high grade Columbia wheel;
bargain 7oJ ] ST. nv. mhI3-st
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 20 cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. $40 10Th 50. NV. mhli-lCt
STORAGEI STORAGEl SToRAGEl
Large. airy and light rooms .or storage; NJ
better location.
BROWN & ToLsON. AUCTIONEERS
mchl-tt lfOa-u n y. ave.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A houes, modern improvements. not
less than rooms; state all particulars OF no
notice taken. Address BOX 800, this Office.
mhl4-2r
WANTED-To buy six or seven room brick house
IN Northwest OF Southwest; price about 81. 500
5000; viii pay all cash. Address BOX Pos
this Office; number Of house OF no notice taken.
mhl2-3t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
CASH OR CREDIT.
1897 F Street N. W.

Today SALE TO REDUCE STOCK.
500 new and second hand Buggies, Surveys,
Traps. PhaetOns, Business Wagons. ROckaways.
Stanhopes. Runabouts and Furniture Wagons Of
all styles.
slS5 Rubber tire Canopy Top Surveys. .SI45.00
SEQ Rubber tire Surveys. ---------- Sl2O- %
Sl4J Kubber-tire Surveys. 800. sos 90
Sl25 Rubber-tire Runabouts. .......... $3.50
500 Rubber tire Runabouts. .......... $3.50
SIS Rubber tire Runabouts. ..........- $500
Sos Bike Rubber-t tire Stanhopes. $4,000
Sls5 Cushion Rubber tire StanhOpcs $1,000
Sl25 Solid Rubber-tire Cutunder stan
hopes. .-.-.-....... ...-....-. sq7 30
New Country Track Top Buggies, So to $50
Steel tire Runabouts. 90. -.-....... $50 so
LARGEST STOCK or HARNESS IN THIS CITY
$40 Full X. Buggy Harness --.--.-....S 21. 50
sos Full Brass Buggy Harness -.-... $3.50
$50 Fancy Brass or Nickel Trap Harness. S2I-O0
$50 Trap and Surrey Harness -----..-. $500
$40 Buggy Harness. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. %
S27. 90 Concord Junction Wagon Harness $50 90
A. J. STABLER & CO.,
Phone. Main 2fO7. 2u nth St. y. ".
mh13-7t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED--A position Tor a lady as companion
ior An elderly lady or an attendant upon an
invalid lady. Address BOX 3U7, this Office
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wANTED-RooMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-A large furnished room, With use OF
gas. for light housekeeping: second hoOr. please
state rent. southern exposure preferred. Adj
dress BOX 3lS, this Office u
WASTTD-By gentleman with Government Do
stion. room in private family or near Capitol
Hill; state price. Address BOX 29J this Office
nhI4-3t
WANTED-J unfinished parlor or communicating
first floor rooms. Capitol Hill, by young man.
Address BOX 200. this Office II
WANTED-By young man, furnished room. Ad-
dress BOX 2ss, this Office. mhI3-at
WAHTED-TwO unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping. cheap. Address BOX 2S3, this
Office. mhl3-3t
WANTED-Two three rooms for light house
keeping; central location: state terms. Address
BOX PAS, this Office. mh12-4t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-FARMS.

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT TO a good tenant :
A. acres good land, improved by good dwell
ing and barn; located on a good road six
riies east ~ the CapitgL Inquire at NOUNG'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 4G4 and 900 Pennsyl-
vanla ave. nv. mhIs-6t
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wANTED-white girl not over . t. learn and
assist in bath business; good salary. sos 10Th
ST NV. rnhI4-3t
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

east 1lth south Y; private family; early break
fast; moderate rates Address BOX 10. West
Washington Pcstosiice mhl4-2t
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OTHER MARKETs-aY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, March 6.-Cattle-Recepts, $1,000 head: 100
Texans; slow steady; good to prime steers o l5GS5
poor 10 medium s. 5Od$4 co. stockers and feeders 81 100
IS: COWS 81 5OGS4 CO. heifers 81 2x4 IS Gamers 81 %
steers s. 750Sz S. Hogs-Recelpts 2U,OOO head; to-
morrow. I5OO0 000i 10c lower close active
81 3Ss7 &c. rough heavy 81 io@s7 SO light Sc 659s7
bulk of sales $7G$7 80 Sheep-Receipts' 5000 sheep
steady: lambs weak good TO choice wethers $0g$S 90
fair 10 choice mixed $4aS4 rs; native lambs 81 5og$'
CINCINNATI March 6-Hoss strong. s. 75fS7 81 Cattle
easy 50 5G$4 S. Sheep steady. $685. Lambs steady
Kansas C1tv March 6-cattIe-Receipts. 200 natives;
no Texans calves 60 natives Best corn cattle steady
others IO2Oc lower prices of week and
heifers steady weak Choice export dressed beer
feeders S2Q$4 30; Western fed 81 S5GS5 Texas
ana Indian steers s. 259$4 90 Texas 9O6$3
native cows $2d$4 native heers $2QIx4 so; Gamers
$500 head market 510c lower top 81 80 bulk OF sales
asGs' Ighs S. :sSs7 o3a$5 l5
Steady; native lambs S. s5a$5: western lambs s. 500
SIS 90; fed ewes. $3q$6: native wethers So 5G 50
Western Wehes $ 60a$5 TO- stoces and feeders s. so
East Buffalo March 6.-Catte-Receipts light demand
good at steady prices Veals-Recepts 4 head; steady;
tops, ssGSs =; common to good 81 5oq$7 % i Hog
receipts 600 head: scEys ghs fo grades = as7 G
Sc 50aS6 Is: stays IS 5OG$6 Sheep and ambsRecepts
800 head sheep easier lambs steady to SG hlgneE @
sp s9p top western Sc s5a So S. yearlngs o@<6 %;
5Od$5 IS; sheep. top. mixed IS o0a$' o. cuis
East IIberty March Cattle steady: choice 50 $50
IS 5O prime SIS 15S5 So good 81 9og$0 10 uogs active
trIne heaves 81 606$7 &c: medium 81 35l$7 iO heavy
Workers 81 206S7 3O Workers. $TqS7 TO- pigs 50 I3
S. 6Oa1$ culls and s. 5d$3 ; choice ainps'
761S6 veal calves, $IQ$I 90
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

winter yellow. Sc Linseed osAmerscan SEED. city raw
out Of town. 466sSc Calcutta ra" Toc AArd
PRoVIsIoNsThe early provision market showed some @
the late market strong active on good support
the packing interests the rally in corn and reesM ~ o
SO S0y SaSat hssa .y st & TsAsa s B%ah Bh
Firm ouotsd Ness $ssls so: family snP5 r. e sen
ssSs m s 5S psoEs :sSss SsH:d
SIS BEEF HAMs-Dnii Quoted: $40 5Ogs21 6G so n
s::s ssO n sS s. &c: I0SISss SsISSss;.: iSg SUg
ISc: city 5se country y-s SaSA9 f5S
quoted 5ssaSoo nsned aTs
America Continent 10 59c Brazil Kegs &C.
SSSae Sosea h6; oeo Sssc ely lara stea1ihs
RICE-The market was firm Demand gooo aoE SIota-
lions follow: Domestic ordinary 3hG4c fair to sSOd
zhgShc prime to choice 0Sg6G heaG neg 1sstic 95c
SaSs G9e; sspan Rsnsaon aG5ssR 9 b0nd SSs&o
SUGAR-Refned sugar was firm but qalst -, VI on ~ ali
SontFsets LIST pFices at
4s0c is said that FehneGs are Prices
quoted are net to jobbers and whoesa Cut Loaf
cnSes cnS c: e M sS Eas peds4 tablets e :
granTlated 5e5c Eagle coarse and extra me & ba&s
Of ne srsnuated zsSc Eagle fine gra1asted sandasaFd
EranuIated and diamond 460c confsctioners a. No
Nas s9So: No ana e +SsS 20 Na tsi No ES
No H. 4I5o No Il 4iOc NO 49, 4O5c: Nos Il and 10
S Mo e ss ba Es dsT o 4. SS oSs crs srt or
wen In cuba haTdsnng ceRtTf4ss e Fsst fd
sr4vs which is equal to 1s-1sc duty paid But It
not taken. reners not yet ready to pay t5a
price They are ready buyers however, at traction @ % fo
lows Centrifugal, a6 test. S&G3 1916: muscogado %
test SIS @ and m0asses 50 ds e Sos lS March a
IS AID and unchanged for April at Ss sid.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

METALs-CIosng 1855 los for spot and f137 Gs for
bFRcF & E hs Rkee t P %Ss n
With spo Quoted f aso Tis @ nS
& Ie ks seems TO favor further gains STANDARD
n quoted at u Iss G sks and a5 sdxR9E sP Sc
in London closing there q as Is Sd 5sad on this side
SsS es Ggs Rs ant and nohanEed in NeWYork and
1 1d T "a higher D closed & 81 in aso%
and sos I'D in MiddIesbOrO LOcay F9n = Spiet @
No foundry Northern ssse:&a No foundry South
fsnts r1n snS Continue ltE 'ECi Eomnal
MoLssEs AND sXRpPsmsySnps were for Gns oS s iHs
olasses steady but guIe5 and unchaTGeS
sSlsC; fair Itgicc l7@2G prime 22s27Ga asEc SeE-
faiT sas iSefse I good sS2Ie: prime g2fe s92ss
out 4EAN Il al dspsmens The avsiabs tonnage supply
ample al sanG apd for afes prpt Mss sa
tonnage general at Atlantic ports but suit
SDe nan2 PG@ ss 6 Rates were steady Quotations
2 kS,~ssS a. d & as'FS% %d +as aa
e SAS eer 100 = n 2c d0n oats 7
l9SOo 20 bsE5 S5s ts7ma s4n an asa
general cargo March Norwegian steamer, go TONS
6 or: po {. hsafi e fS S6
Gas %a1e :0sGn sPssS sssasr 70
Esa RnPe Ps os se 0RslaH s
h $50 on az tmSeF 5s S9 snGs ss
O Cardiff 70 BOst9. 81. or onF PoanS T 1on O MAJ s
So ei.sbooaS 6rsS 10 Ratae IS; British
s:sas.r sa eRsao $50 tons EeRRers cargo sstoa ano
q o British a iS Ss t0S 81 sss soss naTa ao
savannah. Brunswick or wilmington. y G. to Cork for
tons deals Provincial 20 United Kingdom or CONT
Norwegian bark S1o t0s phosphate
Pensacola NeW-zealsnd private terms; Italian bark
ton Roads orders. private terms schooner 20 IONS
ties Savannah Sanchez and back Macor1s TO New
YORK sugar private terms brig 461 tons, part cargo
zeal hence Cardenas e. so; schconer go tons lu1-
and EeW-YoFk . 90 and lScs re-
sDctively British 17s TONS coal hence TO Ya-
n & private terms; schooner, tons. coai
PhfIsdelpha TO Providence. 81 25; barge 2eo9 tons
csYftY coal Newport News 20 Providence ID; 4taIian
baF 25 0Oo petroleum. hence 70 Pernamnuco Ioe
schooner, tons. genefsI
go heee 10 PORTO Plata, private teTnls British bark,
IL tons iurnber Gulf Rio Janero. %: British
schooer isf tons cora, hence 10 Halifax sac ana dis
charged.
flFTSCottonsaeH oil steady on spot but unchanged.
h Seasnd "a Moderate volume Lnseed oil shows ttls
iroyenent while e65cIal quotations are nnenanEea
iasfEnces of shading reported Refined psrotsum
quiet and at cd prices neis - ~
Philadelphia bhsg - -, and IN bulk
IS co. Redned cases EsEFYork $40 % Cottonseed gu
Prime crude, Nails, S4@S5es prime summer yellow
s9e. spet spd fegWaEd delivery e6 summer seaSoSs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nsw-york. March 6. 1903.

New-YOrk March s. 1903:
Guiding q cars 9oE export alive s and
20 for the re ~tR so 9i Closing shade
bulls and fat cows about steady medium and common
G4Hs native steers soS 4s 8 ss $
s. Is Dressed fair demand at sA@Sc per a n for
do1'e don eabes Quoted i've cattle steady sc
dressed weight sheep selling at At siS 0eT S
Tomorrow Minneapolis viii take out 44G cattle and %
cattle for J. shamber Son. about 800 quarters Of
beef divided between the G. H Hammon9 @ %
ported to carry 2ol sheep for various ship
Rsgs Ree iqoR ahpf This port of iis ea
sxoaPon sSs5sEs q Of GSS Is cattle and aCs 81
at "a * 5sr o0 m 1e RIeo do 200 h. at s. o 10 DO
166 b 81 co. q virginia do 1854 T6 at 81 so SO DO
= siGs IS! NJ a d. - 1sS0 ~ cu Z
fo"s 70 at 1:sO g O5 r. 10 g. d. % ass at fOs
seq b. a. at So g. do 1850 n. 81: 1852 ro at
aSPheTSS5 ofan' 1889 s. Ct at 81 IS Il bas iies
go e. at r. s. St g s d. sse sSifsS % at ' 8 dS 81
DO 912 tb at s. 49, Il do s25 [e 6 at $ aS 20 10 do %
IS o2 81 q 8 d. TN do. 7ss 1
cslysE :, 34sss 3his gs 1sa h. h. 5: g. Il
%chsan NJ lSS1 G d. at 1Sss 8 ri t. % at v4S5A 8 oS bull
d. i4SO +, At IS sO II COWS 1888 H. at So 90 do
SsEton 2 Ohio steer; :; 1s4s r. at 50 50; 10 d.
OHIO g steers + II 1887 Z, r 3 et 3D. s. 81 17
d. % al 1stR s 8 g. at DS 8 .G S 3 O. o. 3 at
Company: 10 Pennsylvania cows S4S
10 Tobl = IS shsnncn: mo :S 51ls U a. g $50 n
So 60; cows. $50 at s. 40 do 800 n at 81 go
do 9sS 10 at 81 S5; do s67 10 81 50; do, 500 fb
AhdSew = e; Mgen: 1 e 9 h. s. 25: do $50 N.
CALVES-Receipts 20 head, all for the market;
making with the stale calves ISL to be sold EealS were
slack sellers generally quoted prices lower;
other calves in very limited supply and about steady
prime veas at $9 bunch Virginia calves 81 so Tho
pens cleared City dressed veas rather slow at
1Oq13c per with choice reaching 1910;
country dressed steady Tqc dressed barnyard and
saIes~s Sanders: veal. 100 ib average. at 50 per
100 70; 20 do 12s H. at S. co. do $50 n at So fed
calf s. so: 10 Virginia calves 362 n at 81 80
Andrew Mullen: 36 Veals, 113 H. at So 20; II do
J. G. Curtis & Son: vealz. 145 10. at $s 3d. do,
126 H. at 81 80; do, 174 10, at IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS were IL cars. or Z,6hS
head including for slaugherers and ears Tor the
but few were offered: good lambs ruled firm; medium
grades slow, Three cars likely be held over.
Choice sheep sold at $5 9O1$6 100 ~ including few
export at the outside hEres good to choice LAMPS
dressed lambs at 9@111zc with extra prime car
selling 12c; country dressed spring lambs lower
saies2Rerrinston Co: lambs. 04 n aver
George & L. S. DiIenback: III State lambs. % ID
at ST is; SO sheep and lambs 65 H. at 81 OO .
Kerns Commission Company: 141 Ohio sheep. III H.
at IS 90: do, 121 10, at So. ,.,
was half a carload common mixed Western hogs
on sale They sold at So so per 100 n: No state or
Pennsylvania hogs offered but feeling hrm on uIaio
advces Country dressed hogs soW at unehansed prices
saies-s. Judd & Co: II mixed Western hogs lis n
average, at So so per 100 Tb.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Sgot cation closed quiet With duotatlonE 10 polLs
lover on the basis for mddnE upland and lOSc
for nfddifnr uf Sales amounted 400 bales Soutn-
err SPOT markets telegraphed as follows; NeS-r-
leans olet unchanged at 11-l6c: sales, aO0O pates
Mobile quiet 1-l6c lower. at slec: sales 80 oas.
Charjestc1 quiet and noEIfIlaL Wilmington nrn' 9n-
changed A. CSC Norfolk quiet Ae lower, at ec sales.
iO2I bales Baltimore nominal nc lower, az lo!Sc;
Augusta noaius, 1-16c lower, at SHGlUc; Gates III
baies So Louie quiet, unchanged a. S3sc: EsilmSted
Fecefufs tomorrow are from
7O00 bales compared with 1855 bales aetnaI Ias
week and TIS bales for day year ago AT
Hoston for tonorrov from $3.50 $500 bales are ex-
tscted copEred 363 bales actual last week &no
Ss bsler wear ago Galveston eypects from 4SSO 20
5000 bsIeR IN contrast 6.3I4 bales sctua toI Us
corresrou6!nE day and 663s bales last year
Receipts ports to-day and foe tbs Week
compared with the totals Of week pFeFIoss Ano Ua
this week last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-IoTk, o
COFFEE-The coffee market yesterday after opening
ouiet t UNCHANGED prices ruled generally quiet aside
from switching transactions by which existing commit
ents IN the March May options were transferred
40 later positions Prices steadily TsInt2lnSa
until the Close WhSn
the spot month marked down points as reSutt
apparently confined 10 thsH
month gnd the close steady net nT-
changed TO ) points lower. Sales. 3416o oags. Inc
news was rather besrish first place the European
markets were fracionsIly lower certain months
rleRrsnces were heavy port receipts full interior
Cepts and arrivals footed up SSOOS
I.srs Brazilian markets -shoNeo
sell coffee at current prices
and ehe stocks HaVre showed a decrease OF apouC
bags at the current leke, Nhlch u
about 10 points record low level N As argued
v sore that the sSlbe from purchases Is certainly
limited comparatively slight change IN the
zion might bring considerable advance 1t ls
sustanS values IN coHIlecton
The TsnEe Of Contract prices in local market to
S.,