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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Flying machines should be
equipped with airbrakes.
If you are interested in "pen"
pictures visits the rogues gallery.
Some men let dollars slip by while
struggling to save the pennies.
In proportion to its size mosquito
draws better than the average cigar.
Many a man has ruined his eye
sights sitting IN barroom looking
for work.
What a pity 1t is that our neigh
bors don't know as well as we do
what's good for them.
1t looks like race suicide when
some selling plaTers are forced to
meander around the track.
Parents always feel prond of their
chlldren's good traits-and wonder
where they get their bad ones.
Grass is usually green, but man is.
very apt TO Think be is color blind
when he encounters grass widow
:" 1t affords US great pleasure to
shout down from the top that
there is plenty of room up here, -
writes rural editor. - Chicago
News.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
DRESSED IN MANS ATTIRE
A Girl Who Palmed Herself Off
as a Man for Several
Years.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Bonneville, July 13.-The people
of Prentiss comfy are much puzzled
over the statute manner in which
Miss Willie Ray, a citizen of that
county, managed to plan herself off as
man for nearly eight years without
the identity of her sex being doubted,
even by the most intimate friends
and neighbors.
Miss Ray has resided in Prentiss
county since 1895, and during the
first five or six years worked for
various farmers for monthly wages
She dressed in the ordinary male at
tire as a farm hand, and made regu-
lar trips to Bonneville each Saturday
after noon, riding astride on horse
back, and to all outward appearances
being a neat-looking boy of quiet,
gentlemanly habits, although study
user Of tobacco in chewing and smok-
ing form.
Willie was known all over the
county as a frst-class field hand, a
hard worker and good for his debts
Last year the girl in mans masquade
decided to start out as an individual
farmer instead of field hand and
rented a small farm, opened a store
account, and commenced to get in
debt as all small farmers are expected
to do. Last week her sex was I'M
expectedly revealed at the court house
in this city, and since that time
Willie has been compelled to don
female garments. She is originally
from Tennessee. about twenty-five
years of age, and when interviewed
concerning her reasons for assuming
the role of a man said that she did
it in order to go out and do mans
labor for livelihood.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
THE PICNIC.

The question OF. closing the places
of business blind tigers excepted, OF
course-in this city on the 10th. that
being the day set for the big picnic
and barbecue, is being agitated, and
many are in favor of the entire city
of Hattiesburg giving over that day
in the observance of the occasion.
1t might work some hardship on
some few, but in the long run 1t
would, in our opinion, rebound much
more to the interests of the business
men were they to give holiday on
this day, and spend the time in en-
ioyment and showing the city to Its
best advantages to the numerous ylsi-
tors expected.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

Capt. Carter, candidate for lieu
tenanot- governor, has just returned
from north Mississippi where he has
been ON canvass tour. he ex-
presses himself as being very much
encouraged with the outlook and is
especially gratified TO learn that the
people of north MISSISSIPPI are OF the
opinion that south Mississippi is SEN
titled to one state officer and that they
will heartily support Capt. Carter.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
PICNICERS TAKE NOTICE
Asked to Bring Baskets Filled With
Del;CacieS to Aid Committee
and Delight Visitors.

The barbecue on Wednesday prom
ises to be grand affair, as reports
big attendance. The most promi-
nent state candidates Will be OH
hand. The committee will have
plenty of bread and barbecued meat,
but would appreciate as many well
filled baskets as citizens Will con-
trihute
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
FARMERS INSTITUTES.

Farmers Institutes will be held at
Monroe in this county Thursday, July
30, and at Hattiesburg Friday, July
81. These are very important events
and the farmers should attend them
and learn all to be learned at such
meetings. that is good deal.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Fl. Sterne regret to know that
early in the fall they will leave Merl-
dian to make their home at Hatties-
burg. Meridian Star.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

Mr.. ]. W. Brookshire and little
son, of Hattiesburg, spent Saturday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. {.
Brookshire. Meridian Star.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13
WANTED.

Responsible position by experienced
lady stenographer, assistant bookkeeper
and clerk desiring change of location.
Address Miss NV p. Cor. 18th street
and 21st ave-, Meridian, MISS. jS-2t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

The preliminary trial of the negro
who killed another negro last week at
the round house is in progress before
Justice of the Peace Robertson.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

G. @. Hanks, a prominent lum-
herman with the &C. Hanks Lumber
Co. of Brooklyn, is on our streets to-
daV
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

There will be quite a number OF
people from the coast IN attendance
on the picnic Wednesday
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

Messrs. r. n. Collins, John Nc
Leod and W. M. Davis attended the
sea-shore campmeeting yesterday.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

Mrs. G. @. Blake of Beaumont
spent Yesterday in the city.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

Sheriff Mathinson of Covington
county passed through the city today
en- route home from Gulfport.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-13

E. R. Ramsay Laurel is spend
ing the day in the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

the cros doaes az ouports gave bulls confidence in
-SIrnoon considering the strength of German crop
~ ss, en receipts were rather liberal again In spite
ttr arrivals seaboard ciearances con
sprias Wea+ %as announced that about per cent
ano south Dakota while Il has heconne generei
~ 49, psS OF the spring wheat belt and promises 10
GAYS earlier Con5ftio,s +ta
rs-h states were also favorable Quotations OF
SS., So. Mhest Q D. afoat basis we're as fooUs. M
Sss.teIn Hluth SIse: No AdauItoba s7Isc. No
-soithefn Aanitohs S55kc No Norrbe-- CS,tesgs sex
CoTs 81 p arTiSe and No red New-Yor SSssc nominal
~ Germ was notably strong in Nev-York clos
% s &c hsI higher The whole list followed at slower
aha Closed 1ac ". with Chicago ais firm
DCSihg on the Onfavorable
eas tosetaer Win continued Cbcago
rlSIsIste export demand. Eeaboa-d
s1ii me cables were isq34d higher and
U Ie export business consisted OF Il loads here and
loaos ontpogts No closed 55c elevator and
sSee17<r o SIloats No white 53c, and No velovr
oz5ee Q adoat oATS-on the uufavorabie vSeather
SoP oIeun iegetner with small receipts and commits
sion house nlying Of July in Chicago oats were Arm all
ay s4lnongh not closing at best point Cash
nee anlog1tec 70 I2o GOO bush. basis No cats
Sl3sec AZ Ss: No J. Bic No white and standard vbi+e
white. SsG45c ~ 'O'-''1i' ''@cA
-RTE>-Market duu No 2 Western saxo
ehoat State STQ5o- for export loads here
IeeoinS was quoted 47e and mailing 52 959c both
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

Chicago April Cattle-Receipts 20 head: steady
weak; good prime steers. SO 1895 60; poor to
medium. 81 $685. stOckeTs and feeders S3dS4 90
50q$4 heifers s. J0Q$5 81 5oS2 80; bulls
81 500S4 80; calves 81 50$6; Texas fed steers S4$5
Hogs-Recepts to-day 5000 head; tomorrow %. 0Oo
over 1000; mixed butchers S14ST 30 good to
choice heavy 81 q$T 90; rough heavy. 81 l0gS 30 light
So 75GS7 10; bulk sales 81 10S7 80 SheepReceipts
$4,000 head sheep and lambs TO 10c lower good
wethers 81 50nS5 fair choice mixed So I5G
81 40 native lambs 81 5GS6 So Western lambs 81 o0q$
Cincinnati April 22-Hogs active and steady. s6qs7 IS
Cattle steady 81 50q$4 S. Sheep steady. S3aS5 D. Lambs
steady, S4aS6 20.
East Buffalo April 22.-Catte-Receipts light steady
Veals-Receipts 295 head: 25c lower: tops Sc T5g$I
good. So 25GS6 Co. Hogs-Receipts 1000 head
higher light; 10c lower heavy heavy
5Og$7 50; mixed. 81 454$7 80: Workers 81 5q$L -
pigs 81 4OIS7 10: roughs STqS7 10: stays, S54$o 90
lambs 1Oc higher: top 81 3OlS7 a. cuils
50Q$T yearings So 25G$6 5Os ewes 80 I9SO
sheep top s. 50GS5 culs good, s. 5O4S5 40
City. April 22.-Catte-Recepts, 4G1O natives
800 Texans. CaIves-Heceipts. 100 head. mostly
natives. steady quarantine strong; COWS and
heifers steady: and feeders steady 70 weak
export beef 81 6S5 2 fair TO
good 5OGS4 and feeders S3 0S4 95 West
fed 81 90qs5 05; Texas steers S3S4 5O Texas
cows 50 50a$4: native cows S2qS4 so; native hefers
81 9G$4 90 Gamers 81 5OG$2 Co. bulls 81 0gS4 calves
So I5dS7 Hogs-Receips $500 head market active but
lower top 81 20; bulk of sales 81 O1qSl l27 heayy
YoSes GSs Sc s. Ss Pss se 5oas6 So s5eep-Recepts
81 Is; Western lambs. $4gS7 so; fed ewes $4q$5 60:
native ether 81 30Qs6 40 Texas clipped sheep. 81 2o9
s5 So prime S. 26G$5 35 good. s5q$5 20 Hogs lower
prime heavy, 81 mediums 81 421s heavy workers.
s. 4O yorkers 81 35qST 81 pigs 81 30qS7 80;
and com mon. s2Q$3; choice lambs. Sc 5Oq$6 70; veal
cal So 50GlS6
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
co,,NTBY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York. April =, 1903
,,--.,-s ,n-p pFAs-stocks are being gradually re-
ssced Fresh arrivals have been very Iisht IoL s-i
apparently little Detler oe1LA--
80 staodard Of domestic beans Not
established YET 10 warrant s-S
,T-Se-aI change quotations but II Is eAs.eT !"
- rI1fs6e figures than heretofore We quote. 90 a.
Sarrow choice per bush, s. Co. DO Iaecli cliso g.
e. DO peg 81 20; red kidney, = oogSI ~ g
s1-s ktSnev best 81 7O9S2 75. do black turte sodp
20 ef - a. do yellow eye. 81 30: DO lima
e 99S5 IL DO imported Giants, s3gS2 10 90 tIaaa
gSTS2 other foreign rlealu' q .1s
e. a. do foreign pea. s. e59S2 90; 90 IeFetst ma
go neid 81 00gS2 80; green peas seoteh o@sS pi'
per bush. 81 40 ,-.-- sra ss,lng interests vera
Of the market aIlo iIeS
E rsSe "a nearly all grades; poSSoy le t1ns
- sSsde 6rner the tignes ana oNes' = acss
We 1HaiItes especially Of creamery are H1ostls
so--Iy Indications point. however to 10y
THIS and there is no trough. % aIE
So me line OF values We quote. &,
eahe - e5c. DO nrsts 23as as241ze; &c SECONDS -I9
lover grades 1sg2ec; state oai.y
- 90 A. srsts 22a23c do common 10 iair 4t1-Ic
tyfs ION creamery, finest 2Oc &c goo 20
a. io7er grades. 154I6ci renovated extras
70 choice l5g1se; Go common 70 IL sI9. -
&C Byoo s-tov fresh small tubs, fancy lo12Mlo 40
iarSs tubs I6isc; do choice: l9c 90 q5c - Ioyya1
90 g. 1sTI45zc: rolls fresh eoi'ld9h 70 pi' 't
"a sSt40ld cheese continues ~ I.t 1870 saS9a
.e svtis pr.ess Asla ssss6x - a1z< @ss s~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

cash ouotations Flour firm: Ne z
srrt1r wheat z9aSOc: No 3. 751ecs No red,
~ Ss4sI No rye 50g5OLc good feeding barley.
s-N Sa.e fair 10 choice mating 4SG54c: No naxseed
e. s.3s No Northwestern, 81 10: prime timothy seed
e "a clover grade. 81 5oSl2 mess PORK per
mi s1T J06SI7 62i@ lard per 100 d. - aoSe ~ sA9t
go OooseI 50 S0GSo salted shoulders tboxed)
Ss az ss 90; short sides looxed $40 l2s gSl0
ShsksT bass II h.gh 81 80 On the Produce
Ss,a to-{av the market weak crean1ertes.
EISASS5Sr Sartes i5d22e Eggs Arm; al mark cases
. hoS{-3 ,SSi{,33sJ 15c cheese firm. 1Sg151.c
Il,,.h rril 22-wheat-C1ose: To arrive. No 1 hard
- N northern T8ze; No Northern. 753-c; May
-s+c: 10 H,v 5Si.c Oats-Nay. SSi3c
H1,,vapkee Aprli 22.-wheat firm: No Northern
soIn' 80 > Northern 7TG79i4c; May. 57.c bid. Rye
.S;,. 10 / 52c Barley steady; Nc 2 6oc; sample.
zOGs5c. Corn-May. @41+c-
sT,sa,olts April 22--Coss; Wheat-Cash. T6sc
50. July T45sc; track. No hard. I1Ac: No
76Sc; No NOrthern, IS1tc; No 3 Northern
Four-F1rs; patents 81 05aS4 10 second pat
ents s. e5s4 e5 nIst elssTs e S0SS % second
20 x Bran in bulk, siOpSlO o.
- r,ttaelnbia April 22-waeat quiet but nrm:
- Anil 81 s1 Corn quiet but steady. April 4e7.
oats unchanzsd: No white clipped 401se- But
ter steady and in good demand; extra Western
m. m resrk. Western. 154 9isc; Southwestern. I5sc;
Sae,,Aarn 15c Cheese firm; Sew-York fun creams.
go. small l4H 714sc fair 70 good. small 13 GA &c:
pte Iarre f41s 9i4l2c; fair good large. i31zS14e
ke.eats-Fiour. 1900 bbs and 50o3 600 n IN sacks.
re- 81 coo bush; f100o bush; iso0o bush
5000 bush
{. louis April 22.-C1ose; wheat-No red. cash.
NIL. wav T1sqTse: July. 667sc No hard, 129I4sc-
No cash. nomnat May. 4o.c; July. 40%c-
ostE-No casn S3c. nomnals Nay. SSs4e. conuual;
Suty 800; Gs white s!aa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April %. 1908
M p a7 dF efpO sSs s. for sug6teers and 81 for
the making. with the stale cattle 50 cars on sales
1I 1rie5 70 brace up for moderate
offerings but butchers eTe te nG 6w ade Dc P Mdndss
prices and bologna cows ruled 1ust about STEADY
one car was Medium 70 prime steers sold At
sgs5 IS ws per At sG 81 ss9 R 2 The cattle market at Lo
suffered quite sharp decline IN genera! s4ies
from port Included l99 quarters Of beef r. the Ger
manic Liverpool ana SSS1 qqeFsrs @ ] IN re @ &
o,t $50 cattle equally divided between shamberg Son
and Schwarzschid suIzberger and the Trinidad 10
carry s cattle and 10 sheep to Bermuda
Mcpherson CO. le oho & steers so! IN n a ever
ass s 81 s. 81 81 s S e! e. Il IL do 1920 b. at
So stable fed Peansylyana DO 1873 n at s. p
n az 81 DO 1850 H. at S. 90 do l2e0 n ss S.
n n GI at 81 III i2 do 1918 n st 81 8 DO SO go
2 o9e n at s. So DO e. 1891 M p p at at s. So sG b 70 at d? a 49, u.s.
Il do So r. at s. %: do SO s. e9 do IS SO o. n
% g M II \ 2 S s. Sa r. DO at e5 s. 20 o at g. g So go Il 70 d. s2
81 2S do. 766 n. at s. Is; do.s86 10. at 81 10
. eTton n n IS = Il StsSf do i4s I n at S az do 1919
r IS IS: II do 1919 ~ at s. Is: bull 1900 n at
2A2 :a 13s nj AT g a. So m =
sc ]. r. Is at g 60 a. 1890 dG r. ss5 81 8 8 @ 5! 3 s8 f%
DO n. 50 40: - do s58 10 at 50 TO- '0 80 d.
= sRambe2g s1 aG s5n: Ohio 1874 n a, s. 6e 90
e a9 i l5s 81 n a. a. s. i6 e. Is ' al as Z g. ' al ~ ~
Sherman Culver: is Indiana eteers dtoS IL e. ~ n5 a. bn
Is stable fed Pennsylvania do ll@4 TO- NJ % w. '
$50 9. n q mizsion Company: Ohio steers 1901 n
at . = Eppssi1 1s h90 IS 1adisaa 1ale Y At s. % o
s75 To6 1 a S. co a cows $50 n do $50 n
at 81 se o. CO BIO p bals ~ ess n at So 100 H.
at - s g 4. &c oss S ssl: a ss?' = Z =
90 s29 n at ,ss IS ~ 4 - &c =, 10 a. Nv a
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. Anrn %. 1909.

1eN-4 ork April =. leJ6.
aa[kel ysteIQsy when -he spot month selling 575c
broke ucer the previous low price OF
April % The decline attended by excite
merit u was 6act. merely q continuation Of
prolonged seEE1nE tendency
yesterdays poin: loss tho Wesker
smallest possible EuctURtioo The steady
At unchanged prices For time Il ruled quiet and
1ec--cess IN keeping with unuportant price changes
abroad then turned easier the larger interior receipts
Speculation only moderately and the entire
--E--saclous for the day footed only 1880 bags
Prices al the close unchanged August and Sep
teubeT 70 points lower the other months. and the
tone C the market steady. The early
fs2tureless. Esvre ! franc higher and Hamburg
unchanged. while, owing the holidays on Tuesday
4 b-azl there primary market acvces Later
turned closed unchanged. and was
factor local market "A portion Of the
r-EdE to-day consisted Of switching from the 10
-hs months. sn5 there seemed to be very little
actually 1tw business IN the market At rate the
further decline had apparent influence in stiIu-
iauE public demand than have Of the recent losses
market quiet wiki quotations on the OASIS
@ 3-1ec F3o No =
prices in the local market 70
z q
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23


The Exchange price Is Sc quart net to the shipper
effective on and after Ia 10th Inst M lower c e a fof milk
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-OId potatoes dun
and Teaker n9w a99 @ 69ioas higher for fancy
onions Asparagus in good demand and I- t 6Se[S
and carrots dull Cabbages steady Cucumbers hgnsr. :
peas in good demand. string beans steady uader gI
arrivals Rqdshes and Th16ar6 gner & ag auoted
We quote Potatoes bermuda new @ prime; ] P9r 90 S S58
3 Sg so. DO Chill red new prime So 50as4 do seconds
S2QS5: southern. second crop prime $S2 40 .Ts
81 25GS1 10 Long Island in bulk 64l 81 .9a$1 ~ mi ae me-
s9 81 5oa$3 les r sas 6 81 5oa$l 81 do
Per bb 81 a$s 75 do per basket s19$d 81 asRaTsgTs
c9Tes9 80 & & dc a9zS6 NorR caPona g $a 5S do Dsia
ware and Maryland S2GS4 do Jersey laS4 %; go 10
Charieston per leo bunches, $lQ$3; do Florida
ags aFsto per Dbl ss 81 s. 'o$l 90 oraa Fl 10 N0T6 m
a I0a554 q: Dc CID Danish SEED per ton, s$qsio:
Foqda sas8 co. Do per crate s2S$8 DO hooase
dozen 5Ga Be- celery Florida per case SltISS 21
kaite BaItmore and Washington. per bbl 4oq50c; do
Long Island 5og75c: lettuce Long Island S8a rine per
boass R0 per o dozsn S5@65o lima beans
Havan f2gs4 co. per oPs s. 25as1 6 DO g
per bag s1Qs2 do red 75cg$1 so do State and western
TRisf Gda6is Pss saad 30 bo sds g. red
ST sYaa s R per do ToTh SSa eT haIf bbi BASKET
81 50QS2 do ner bush basket 81 S9Sl 20: Peppers Fi0
5qda Per @ b01 85ccs s$ Ss as Psdh Jersey and Long
53sa a6c Psa TorafHe lfD Fou9Ssr Per BASKET sGs
Island per bunces 2559: spinach Norfolk Per b6I
per basket. s2Qs3 do per crate 81 599S2 90 90 haTane
Tqoe $9Si 80; DO daa Pssa Der BbI ST. do jersey
S10S4; tomatoes. Flor5a S1qS4: do Havana 81 soISt'
hohouse. ~ 1oa85c atercress per 100 lunches
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 22-Ciosing; Wheat-spot firm; No 2
winter 6s I'd; No California Is 3D. Futures
steady: May 6s 21.d: July Is ESD Corn-spot Aner-
car naked new steady. cd: American mixed old quiet
5s sd Futures quiet. May. 4s 37sd; June 31sd July
IS 2lsd PeasCanadian quiet. Is nd F1our-st
quiet. IS 3D. Hops at LoEdon-Paciac
arm f6 losaf7 Beef easy extra india mess. s2s I'd
ant a 10 f6 10 steady 54s 3D. steady. Cumber
land cut &c 80 n, SIS: short rib. 1s TO "a 55s
80 ciesr mddes. light IS "a 10 53s; long clear
mddes heovy IS 10 40 n. b2s Cd: short clear backs
Ie ~ 81 N 5Ss bellies Ia 6 10 Shoulders
square II 10 IS 10 steady 4as Sd IaTd-Prine Western
American refined
Bttsr@Good United States steady. 75s Cheese steady
American nuest white and colored. Sos Tsow-Prirns
rt .tssdv e7s Cd Turpentine-Splrits Rosia-
Common Arm IS sd Petroleum Refined steady. 6sa
Tfrsess oII dull Taiiow-Australfan London
easy s.x cettGnsesd oil-EiaA refined spot quiet Zis
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
y2oe,-s - the ports and interior points today CON
80 v-.th the ssIre day last week and last year

yo-taa Exchange special Liverpool cables-Slo. 80.
aY4ne-s ssIes 100 bales; speculation Ao Sa- 80
American OO0; receipts. 1900 Ss5,s ad-
Gig Upan6 ssF: futures opened steady S97 %@ I'M snd
-Apti!-9lay I'D. MayJuns o<og Z ia:
s.acc. July-Augus 52jQ52sc; AugGst-oepS 3D. No.
Septernbe-Octoue- zsld: October-N -, fat
veIaLe--Decernber $500. ManchesteT-3aIin S-- -
Flot-R EST xEAI-WIth other Departments ,. u 9-
prices. closing steady fire. Sprlhs 81 50aS4
stra.sEis s. 5o9$3 90; winter 80 s1aS3 l0
Eirng clears 2G extra No xsS a9as2I ;c
Sg1S2 -: REQ COS - -
RYE FLOER-SUeaCy s@.oleo- 10 sSAiFs /
e. s0gss =. choice fancy. Sc 309SS %
EAG ZEAI,-DuIl Quoted. Fine &!liss cuoted:
GSl IS, cos FSe ezaESl CS.t ED s-rIvs 2OO u
Spring spot ti7 5ogSIs saAs 70 5 90, n sacks
tiB -: EnicGliag. slb fO4s<. ~
city ieec siSxEis 50: lluseed OIL cake s<'' N''s
sle- Er-sse o.l1lsxl. 50 5O2S2o - o vve.ks was
.EAIN-H THE Qusetsst DAY ~ So
marked Strength OF ahoeto1 81 Cbfcego
OF bull coitLo- =,
Est k1liEh cslciai crop from Ss ,ns average
yi.i6 might possibly De - outslGs
There foreign trace $3.50 local
speculation pcsitiTe stsL. 6scid.o re-
pi; curing Stili bSGr Interests nd
nktanos a.. srfortE toward weakening ts tesy
aessTthesess Zg&c higher than t1e hsgSer but
The day with prices h-a~ fsclfns OF
account O 80 10
4Gzc English markets. attributes n s@s,.t TO
lL-Eer offerings Manitoba wheat FlAo-IA
OF Is points az Fans.
sG Ehsn covered freely a-o ~ ~s1es "a ths last
sS figures OF EoTe or lsSs go. sne the
hour brought from laett - Losas
a&sss EzsssGks A sxSoTx nHsa1s@ -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April %. p. neutrality-suspicious.
done prices 2g4 points higher; American mid
ding fair, 5.s0d good mddng $500: mlddling, 44d
nddlng 5-S0d; good ordinary. 510d ordinary
c bales. OF wei
speculation and export and included 800 American
Receipts including $500 American. Futures
opened steady closed FIRM American middllng. c.
April 525d: April and May. 25d: May and June 525d
26d; June July, 26d July and August 2Id:
August september. 5 i6d. September October
rilar 4
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CEN RAL X *.
Liberty Street and sOuth Ferry 0ims fror,
south Ferry minutes earlier than shown belOw)-
E4STOy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNx-z4O0 (Tf5 EastO1 ory1. 9-io a
f20 a. 500 q Is EastOn only) Sundays 425
vnuIKSEsaARRE N AND sCR4NToS-z4O0 sfo
a m 500 snndsys = q @ p & a. n; n; I I P n - ,
B4RNEG AT-z4-OO $40 a. 1-3O q. 4O a. 10 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only). 500 Cx53O Lakewood Only)
o m SUNDAYS 1000 a
AZ CTTY-fa 40 = IS 40 ..
yTNFLAND AND BRIDGETOS-fz4.OO a tf50
y9NG BRANCH. ASRTRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASuORE
POINTS ~ $50 ~ 80 a as. $50 $50 2. m
Snndavs except Ocean Grove 500 q D. m
~ 90 ~ OO 900. 1000. +11-O0 a m 41200 s1.0o
81 40 - 90 73OO - 90 500 1000 73O 50 90 , n.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STRFETS-f42 2S IS 40. sfo 20.
sif 80 a. s1Oo t'340 500 'ZOc 70 25 ,.
az .uTNG uARpVsRURG. POTTSvIIIF kyrs
wIIIIAMsPORT-Ii4OO "a - IS 90 fifs 10 dO.OO.
100 a IL Reading only iletO0. o. 20. = 90
Reading p ttsve and Harrisburg only. "a 90. t5O0
o. m zFrlm Liberty Street only 'Daiy. fDafy.
cept Sunday sSunday only tParlor cars only iva
Orices. In rtv Ferry South Ferrv Astor House.
f13 2sI 1900 1884 Broadway fs2 5th Av. q Union
Square f53 t25th 273 West f25th Sc 2<5
Columbus Av. New York: 9 urt ST. 544. $50 Fulton
St BROOKLYN: gs Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York
Transfer Co calls fer and checks baTags to dssslnaton
W C RESLER c NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Cen Passr Az
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

------ -1--es win ouoletIonE 10 POINTS
s2l &c 9Es easis Of 10 45c niddIing upland and
re-- r~i5-1irz Gulf Sales NIL Southern spot mar
49, uere 1eiee -sqled follows Mobile quiet un-
Ae-- a. haies. Savannah. CClet, IN
ela1gt - az saIes 490 bales Charleston quiet,
- = pzc: sales rl. Wilmington, hrTn unchanged
- 59't NorfoIa. ouli. unchanged al lG4sc
Fajes Baltimore seminal. unchanged at lo~sc
H1-e- r.T.ts STEADY. unchanged 10cs sales
N,eu-Orleaas frm. unchanged al lOc safes
80 Augusta steady. unchanged et 0tzci sales
.se-aTsfs s-eacy. 1-l6c higher az S3bc; sales
receipts st NeW-Oresns IoT TO
--S pes -et 10 . 800 bales compared with $3.50
- I9s- and 5266 bales year ago
--ec-s . 500 10 2. 600 bales. against 2O22 bales
-eeL - 30 year Al Houston for 70
bales eNfectec. compared Win
80 veeh G13 bales year ago
rsee7.s e. the ports interior points today com
- y-frt tbe came day week and last year;