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New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

White onions h out red and ys0T R2mnds
Eoneray and dragging at low at he hSa
prices asked Asparagus rapidly increasing in sugpy ana
asfRnF s absse bsst sna assaE at low
f@ttncs incr.ssnE IN supply and selling slowly unless
arriving freely and o1 ne and f'T bulk E0S u
sies are from 81 50 to s. Green SensIay Rao
and been excessive ,t gePR sy8.
abandoned a. not worth cost Of transportation NewL
ea. an5 uHnHs Hohons "eEsbes sell
IN prime condition. hut many lots especas TaSstabies
a6out So quoted WI quote % Potacs
Sron Sra' PER prB BS g sSss S. So 1ss
prime per ho 81 563s DO :econds 81 500 y" crime
s. oGF2 oo5,non 75"G&r 25 and Western PEE D:r
bS s9ass g 8 So SS DO per per bask @ sas az aspsTaE
s5 Do RsF caiIfonia GG1sn 81 osS Co. beess bush
f6s sse D.T So bnseE dc per az % 5a 81 SB
79c carrots Charleston 100 bunches SIgE4 s a@
ton s5as6 do white s3as6 small - s9raestis 2e s3
fS DO n.U SSs n new Rs6
sTs4 ssirS cas $sas 5S esieFy PER oF
chic9ry Nsw9Eeans per De $3q* ssTaFG Bai
@ore per basSe 59ao ss SeTfo rail- Ea
S. 95 RoGE s:s ssa g. 'q
5eoH s do o red soas DO Orange COUNTY
pc per sf5 CSG do state 1Rd md ss DO c
SSa7So: okra Hs%ana per- carrsr *1asS peas FloEla
DsFss sF GF2'f sSS @ m 5nns sF
basket $14Sl 49, Bermuda. box. 25Clr$i 20 TO-
punches Sass squash Florida. white PEI, box ki@
more per basket spinach bbl; 25c9$1: string
beans Florida wax per crate s24$4: do green 81 s9
ra a s f@e ne t2 9anf per s DOZEN
sdsh PEP per 1000 oo SanoSe: css 5o
dozen lunches 257%0c: tomatoes per no. l6G25r; 49,,
pr abot hser ae a oasc genersy but
a brought 81 'sfI32c per ID MA PI-F.
sUGAR-SueIl lots sugar have arrived but buy
about lie per n. Small syrup jobhing at
quantity or Vest Indian honey arriving Demand
is entirely Of jo1eng character and prices are no more
do fair good l2a14 do buckwheat. comb. 12gl4c
tracted clover 7914c do bTGkwheqt es97c; DO csito
and steady at rmer prices Pecans quiet Hickory nuts
scarce Very l-tle doing in other nuts We quote:
fancy a. a4':c: do extra 3l a33c do sheed. Span
sh. No J. 4Ia944c do No 2. 31+"; DO shelled Virginia
sad 9 c do ko S n p Bns o go ID s2s2 sea- q
bulnuts. per ST. butternuts per bush 4O50c; black
HAY AND STRAW HAY-Receipts were unusual y
heavy to-day. mainly by the Hudson River Railroad:
upon II the big suppl of to day contains
ANYTHING like the needed inclusion Of No and better
ferngs and help the market materially II there *
imp ovement in the run the awkward condition Of poor
hay VII be nterrupted 1t is likely that much Of this
ations to-day ruled as before We quote: Prime large
N ;. 6oT70c inferior 55d57l1c: small bales 1Oc
titan large clover mixed prime 70a7211c: clover. cleor
prime. 6ogf72c STRAW Receipts heavy: market
QuHted all II viii bear at T0dSH range for useful to
best long rye Receipts Of hay and straw. in
ported at the Produce Exchange at to-day: Hay
20 Delaware. Iackawann 10. Shore.
s2O Lehigh VALLEY $50 central Of ersey. "a river
export Receipts Of straw $50
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty street and South Ferry Gims from
South Ferry minutes earlier tEan shown neloNJ-
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOH AND
MATCH GHJNK-z4nO fT-1I Pastor Or!yf- p 10 a m
10. 40. 500 5.41 Easton only 2 m sundays z4=S
q 90. 80 2 m s,.,,,-,roD- ,oo o,o
m 3 III Sundays. q - . NJ ] J N
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHI RST. TOMS RIS ER AND
BARNEGAT-z4Oo 20 a m, l51 g. 80. Z+le Lax
wood and IakehqrsJ only "a" 'N'50 Lakewood ohlS)
T. m. sundays. 1000 a. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-ta.40 Il. g. 40 p n.
VTNEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fz40O a. IT.. +t5O
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAS
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORB
POINTS--z40u S3r Il-ao A. : a. SO bS' m
sundays except Ocean Grove. 300 a IN : 2
PHILADELPHIA tREADING TERMINAL'-z' =.
100, $500. "9Gn f1nn0. III 90 NJ. rl2n0. 100.
$50. t2-OO 1890. 400 800. 1900 T3o. 500 p m.
"I2 IS mdt
path AND CHESTNUT STREETS - -. - 50 80 30.
SiI 80 a m. 800 ++3 a.. 500. 300 70 = m.
READING; HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WILEI4MSPORT- 4I0. - 2h. $500 .,T910 5000.
IL % a IN. Raaiing unIyl. &1U". 20 . 90 2.
Reading PottsvfllA and Harrisburg only - no = 30
m Liberty street only *Ersilr- TDaily.
cept sSunday only tFarIor cars only Via
Tamaaua 1Sauriays
C17cas Liberty South Ferry TIc.Is-.
I3 Psi ~, 1900 Broadway. 1S2 5th Az. = Unjr1
SQUARE West. i25th @T3 West l25th 81 2iS
Columbus Az. York. Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
St RrcokIyn. EroadHa-. WiIsis nSburK. New YORK
calls Tor and checks haFgsEs TO dssza''on
Tice Pres, and Con Mgr Gen. Fass-r Agt-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March o4-Cattle-Receipts 5000 head.
s:. g Il 8
HogsReceipts to-day 10000 head: left over. $500:
G god sg S es Gossd hssnx g 7sd s ans
s. SSs s sh $50 9qss S.sa So :been ee .'t,S Gt
lambs de- good 3. to sho!es wesheTs ooes0 So
SsSs %ss1sn ia@5 sSss7 naive ianO' 80 Ss'7 'o'
25as5 Sheep steady 50 1885; lambs strong
- Bufuh March 24-cos. Wheat to arrive No hard,
S,x T96sTp sit6 5ss No Northern ike: May
Siilwsukes March a4Wbesst '| lower cro,. ~,
Saf',sr" NOEas;!n 3s5e5se Nay Es.e E9
Pls PEE 4sasec cc5nHSsy aa',' NO 00' sam
kTad MsFe op Corn and u T a G
lower; No in export elevator, 47E 9ssc March s7&0
extra Western creamery, 8og8osc: nearby prints ssc
e # 'sad nelF @ sdah.n the e a .. term
f4 i4e sP to good small m pPG snail 4I
i+se fsir to SOods ia5ss, sksiakc: Reoelpt.SFolr
sGo 1s Ss II o 0 Gs %
400 6ush: corn: 40 bush: oats p 600 bush.
hi5s9 @ 90 ss'o
5Sy rvs e S;. :issSssea NOMINAL May
.issy ss;! a5s:
ss ;. g. roaiSs 81 s' s 3s So :5:s 81 is FS..s
lambs H. 100 head steady; tor native iambs
s ssa$1 ys2nss ri s s. ass seep @ sSB
Ksa.as ssis e S xsfeh S@' 59Gs SssS 1000 natives
GS1 snG taaR S.z sad s.1
eH:1sn'i.' sss: sSS..
ard f'ssr' Hs ns IS gs seer 10 4 co. @ Is :s s
e Ss: !: e So ssE: SS sss.: sss.:
ss!S ssss.2 II: !: :sa.T g ! 81 s. fg9a:I: $sss
S.vs Ss, g i.s. 2s so Il e M.s.n sH s
s. 5oss7 s; TED ewes s. toSSS; % IS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 24.-The second the wool auc-
to-day. When the sales opened bust
npss was brisk and mernos ruled unchanged from the
January series they strengthened gradually
scored a per cent advance Greasy nernos showed
times Scoureds advanced 5
cent opening Fine n
changed the first series. grades
hredE 11U&d. but improved slightly
close series Cape OF Good Hope and Natal prices
Iere barely maintained the beginning but strength
ened and closed unchanged OF the otTerinEs ll.eoS
trade 1000 by the Continent 5000 by America and
1000 bales held for the third series At to
day. eofS bales offered CompetitioR
spirited ans grades strong: Following the
7Isdals 90: srsasy. 7dals I'D Queensland 800 bales
bales: greasy 4Ae1ld. South Australia 20O bales;
hsIes: secured Is Id: greasy ek aIId. New Zealand.
S10 bales secured ls 2i: greasy. tSd9lH ehc. Csps
sd greasy 6V9Isd South America 100 bales secured.
fod@IS greasy II Id. Pdnta Arenas 600 bales
greasy, 56pd.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeR-York. March d. 1908
r-or-rpE-Jf was dsy Of bearsh developments in the
coffee market YESTERDAY. The opening WAS steady al un
speculation moderately 6CtSe,
SoS ffrs prices steadily maintained But te
soon gave easier tendency and the cIote was
barely STEADY at 5 points decline. Sales were re
ported Of a. 500 To begin with the cahes nae a
6sarsh average HaVre being \ lower and Hamburg
unchanged primary market Rio vas 90 res oWe:
Of Brazilian e1chanee
Then the figures Of primary e IN
Santos receipts heing over UeOo
rs ~ and the port receipts footing about
rs On1 hsEH The stock also shows an eXpanonE
.u3S.Nn bags. against S6oOUo bags
on March l. these market factors were
heavy arrivals 4 New-York and small warehouse oe-
liveries The former were 1882 bags and the latte
bags In the early
there was selling pressure however and prices
showed no change midday owing to that cir
After offerings became freer. ard in the
absence support market worked of little noted
above. spot market quiet and unchanged on
n Of h1xc for Rio No q.
n contract prices In the locsi arket 10 oHF
VIA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
nominal; DO domestic 4Aese Java. 4AG4Ec; RanEoon.

DO domestic. 4Ae5e; Java 4as04%c; Rangoon
In bond 2Sd2%c
SUGAR-Refned sugar is dull. with list prices un-
changed. Some ovePsGes reported but TINS does n
seriously interfere With shipments Prices quoted
iobbers wholesale Loaf ana
6.4ec: Eagle tablets 9Gc: mould and cubes 5ooc
xxx powdered, 4.eSc; powdered powdered ana
fruit powdered. 49Oc; Eagle confectioners g1anussea
Bose; Eagle ard extra fine grsnuated $soc ase
n cartons. f hags and 10 bags Of fine ETannstto
4a5c: Eagle Ane granuated. standard granuiated ana
diamond A Soc confectioners' A. CSC; Nos l. and B.
465c; No 4. 4EOc; No s. 445c No 9. 440c: No 48Sc;
No 430c: No a. 42oc: 10, 4.26c: No H. l5c: NO
- 41oc: No 1a lo6c: Nos u anc 10. 4c No iS 3SSc
Eagle powdered, 6l0c; crystal 6ominos 1c The local
market for sugar was quiet but about steady ne
aners said TO willing buy April shipment nut
they are shy about taking spot nearby sugars The
current prices follows: Centrifugal. ss test
fI-16c: 90 3feR3hc. and moiasses
sugar SO test lbl6a3c Tho London beet sugar mar r.
kct steady partial advance of I'd 4afch IS
quoted 81 April ss 3%d. Stock OF sugar In
the United Kingdom is O9.00O tons,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March q. closing; Wheat-spot dull 20 40 2
winter; SIS ID: No Northern sPTins' Ss ~
july IS I'd 6orn~spot quiet: American Pized & nev
IS 2gd June lad: July 4s I5ad PeasmCanadan =.
ouIa Is al Flour-St. Louis fancy winter quiet IS 81
Hops at I0ndon-Pacifc Coast hrn, f6 2sGtI 3s Beet
easy: extra SIS Sd Pork firm prime nles'
Vazfarn SOS 81 TIams-Short "A to Is 70. steady
S5s Bacon steady Cumberland 2F 30 n 52s Cd
short rib I6 to - n 54s Cd long clear middas. light
IS to 81 ~ SIS; clear middlss heagy ~ to - to
k2a 81 short clear hacks is 90 ~ 5si clear bellies
Il to is IL. 54s shoulderssQuare, IL to 10 n Sss8y
48s Cd Lard fTn Prime MesteTn' IN ' ISnsi %
states steady SOS. cheese firm; American finest white
nd roIored 6es TalIoN-Prme city 2Ts Sd Turpentne
Spirits frm ASS. Rosin Common steady 5s 7lai
patroIaurn-Rernsd steady, 6I2d. Linseed ol-Quet s
I'd C'ottonseed oll-Hul refined spot dun. lis Tad
TalloH-Austraan in London, dull. 32s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpertina was higher on
very light stock here and at Savannah the small
amount Of stock in sight. a
far below what they year and the market
all Joints IS well cleaned of suppliez Ron firm
for low and medium grades, and higher grades were
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls ss'9 o
TAR-Pine hbls So e5a$2 60: oil bbls 81 ~
R9SIN Common 70 good strained So 35: D and e
So :. 81 40; G. 81 90 H. So 65G$2 10: So 1883 90
X 81 So ", 8: sNd$3 20; n. S4 W e. 81 q. and u W.
STOCK ON HAND.
Wilmington. March o4.-spirits turpentne 65c
receipts. IL casks. Rosin firm at 81 95: receipts 50
h5ls Crude Igpentine firm 81 4oqS4; receipts ia bbs
savannah March 24--Turpentne frm at s5c; receipts
2s7 bhis: sales 900: exports 1594 We quote: A B. G
D g o. So io 10 G. *2 20: D. Il s. 90; 90 81 IS; X
Charleston March 24.Turpentne firm at sc. Rosin
firm A, B. Q. D. f, 81 95; 50; C. 81 10: II. So 90;
S275: X So 10; NJ. So so; N 81 80; W C. ara
London. March 24-Turpertine- Spirits AS 81 Rosin-
American strained. 6s Cd: fine, los.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

spot cotton closed quiet quotations points higher
"a tns basis of 3c for mddnE upland and 1910 for
Fct markets were telegr4phed follows Eew-Orieen
STEADY lis higher at 1916; Mobile dull
changed at eScs sales. SO ballet Savannah quiet and
t,esdE unchanged at 9%c sales IS bales Charleston
ana Wilmington firm and unchanged 8xc Norfolk
rIeaoy and unchanged at 1oc; sales, 227 bales Balt
more nominal and unchanged i0Ac firm
Unchanged at I9Hc; sales. 80 bales. Louis
steady and unchanged 1S-1ec; Sales POS
trnaeo receipts New-OrieanS are 1000
20 $500 bales compared 4sE3 bales actual last
Houston tor to-orrow lIoo to 800 bales expected
compared With 4,ISa bales actual 29i5
bales Galveston expects 2.o0o bales
n contrast with 461 bales actual corresponding
day last week and 1879 bales year
Recepea at the ports interior points to-day COM
pared with the sene day last and last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

business done: prices firm; American micdling $3.50.
The saIes Of the 1000 bales Of which 800
for speculation and export included 6IOo American
receipts bales including 147Oo American futures
onened stea closed quiet; American middling
r o March s aNQ5 2Id: March and April 62Oa5. 21d
SnriI ard NAV 2ld: Nav and June .2395. .24d juno
and july s 24d July and August. 5e4d; August and
< September and October $3.50; October
and November, 4 SD, November and December, 457G
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March 24Thers has been rather better bust :
In the market this week, largely made OF
and ends and job lots Prices are about the same
woos have fairly active. with little change noted
in prices Quotations follows: Choicest staple.
scoured basis nne 54455c fine medium. 529S4c; medium
47a4ec: Territory ordinary hne. 529aSc fne
ISS15Oc. 45d46c: Colorado and NeW-Aexico,
EpTinE X 62a53c: 48a4sc: Georgia cSa24c
wool offerings large. but prices generally
steady. follows Ohio and Psnnsylvana.XX and
MichiranEN AMI above 26s; No l. 2s420c. . 2sR29c
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

Leave NeE-fOrk Clty: SOUTH Ferry. Liberty 8
Chicago, PlttBburK. 'l2lO nt- "l2-5 0t-
Chicago. Columbus. 'l255pn- . 0opm- Dinsr.
Pfttsburg, Cleveland. - 32|pu- . +tpnn. Iimtd
"PiftAbuFG Eimited'-.." =" R65pm- I0'lpnl- Pufsr
Cincinnati, st. Louis. so 81 S1sapsr
Cincinnati, St Louis 40 2SaT- 'l63nanl- Diner
Cincinnati, st. Louis J5pm- IuOpm- RITsg
Norfolk ...............+ ~ 55pm. OOpnl- Diner.
'DaiIy. tnaIIy. except sunday, EsunIay only
Orces: 113. 26l. &34 1900 Broadway. AStor H"uss.
IS Union Square W. SOL Grand Y: 342 Fulton
St. Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty st. BaggssB
checked from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cables-Spot cot
700 bales: speculation export 500
American, 1000: receipts 1900 American 1900; mid
land upland SSsi Futures opeEed steady partial point
Msrch-ApriI s2oa5 2Id: ApdI-hay. Sid; May-Juns
GeptsabeF 6Iod; SeptemberoctobeF +e8d: october-No
TeFnber, 4S3d; November December 4S704. SD. Nan
chesteF-Tarns quiet: cloths. offers
DRUGS-ESSENTIAL GILS-The leading had
15tfty active demand and prices wei maintained
he basis which sales made follows: Pep
fTnin una $<@3t 50; cases. g. 5oqee IS: spearmnt.
StS$4 81 tansy, g 5oaS4 pennTOya 81 2oo&l s.
nrn The demand OF $obbing kind, with prices
generally unchanged and quoted follows Burdock &c;
Sentan 0c ginseng. Northern $685. Southern 81 90:
tlnSe Jamaica eeached. I9c: Unbleached ec: golden
94gSsc heeeore, powdered &C. ;iconce ordinary.
1cah e eeneea, Western. SIC: Southern SOC: snake.
Gi6S sc 1e5ss !Se Canada. 2oc29e natural lSc
eee by the decline n wheat buvets and sellers being
hend TO mouth description both spring and winter
80 GSo:Se: Spring petsnrs. 81 ISGtt s.; winter
% SoGe3 S6 winter 50 1884: spring
Ss - zO9ts e; sztEs No winter g s04&s 20; extR
&c ~lHtsT e e0tz So red DOG, S22e$28 Gpot and to
es RYE FLoUR-Feak Quoted FaIr 70 good
1SSI$s q; choice . farley, S3 2S0eS g.. CORN
sAL-EA1y 80 2goSsd Kiln tired g osets TO- 70
EssS"' g so9si 80: oosrse. q 6setI FEED
Z2 n klsQfie =; spring ben mddHnx SO S00f1, in
80 10 sacks; city fed e2044a0 So lnesed afIcake 613
sesn siIs.te s1 seests hoiny chop SO 50; oiinsaI
GREFN-wrEAT-The pounding the. MAY wheat re-
eeived yesterday broke beiOE Maa6AsrS pont On
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

9ss: Western De,hers. 50 9oas6 feeders
Liberty March 24-CattIA higher choice $50
IS 80: prime s. 20s5 81 T5ds5 Hogs higher:
prime heaves 81 9S7 81: mediums, 81 S0dST heavy
Workers 81 G5dST 81 pigs,
81 8O6S7 20 rouEhs s5a$T sheep steady: weth
SfTs6 M So 25dS4 choice
lambs. 81 50QST 90. yeaIs. So J0dST.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATTRoAP.


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CCRTIANDT STREETS.
EE The leaving time from DeHbFOs"e" s"n
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later mar .
that given below for Twenty-fhiFd street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
515 ~ FAST MAIIIimited to two inz PsT,2T ,2sr
ana Dining caE New YSrk to RistsIgrT m tsegrS
So. EAsf slf'f3 ENFPsO@rg 20 tsS ieTslSns
'%s FESSsEybS5s sTsG
'3a12sPS' Gaso AZ !i9l1S' 81
'f onI:. s D16s Si5'''fEs Ssf Fs
& Ms s. " "a Ws4E@ P sseqs2f2es xa chcsso
6S 6Sefo P NJ s.eePt PAG TqTd' PRiaE SaF t.Or
Chicago Knoxvi!Ie daiiy; via shsnsnd99sh Valley
aS aS0 F. ~ cEyEATD ST f5e'RS Ra6 ''e eNSSH x
.P5S G;Sn'7f AS6 TE i2d
i 3nS, 2 ts: S Dining nn 1T s- 10 nns a jar
% 'n. ss iSs aDinaE &E ar GP6 i6 oa9ds
s3a Dining GT Dining g Go o ntb ' ay s2nday Sa g
sS S E 'Dnins ea a 16S5 Sf 'Dinns 50 Dining
Car, g. onsTessiTn2I c1 sltc 2 dining Cafj 4
sd nins Gan 81 = nLs.3 IL 10 nigh: m 121o
p m 1Desbroases and corandt Streets l24o ND
s ssJ o5s s5.ss S So m ii ss9
saf ah6%R Gassna Hk G S N + n
week-days Mali - night daily ''seaboard Florida
N6RFofk @ k26 3 WEsrbRx % f55i RA1LwAT-For Memphis
and New OrieJns. :RGI ?. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LNAi.--t.o0 a. H. "e1N
day and 4-55 p daily =.
ATLANTIC CITY 955 a and 255 r: m ,s :,
Sundays. 30 Through Eestihuled Trains bIII
FarIo- Cars ard Stardard Coaches week days Ear
Tor Smoking Car. Psrlor Cars Dining Car and Stanodu
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-12. ~ y. III week days
For points and I4Ocg Branch RalIroad n
West Twenty third Street Stationl $50 a. M IL ~:
a. m. 455 2. IN. from Desbrosses and s0rtlandt
Streets 9OO a 20 80. 10 and 1l3O p m
weekdays TF5GfRsysi F0Ry PafhADELPHfA. + II i + n"
81 (Desbrosses and Corandt Streets. 62t9 p I'D
Streets. 1n2O) Dining carr 10 30 DIN
Car. a 12 55 Dining t'arI. 15h Dining
tarl. 21o CDeshrosses and Co-tland Streets. , 2o'
2.25 Dining Carr. 355. .. 40 Dining carr. 459
dining Car). $50 Dining Carr. LS1. SO Ao3. 90
Y. IL 10 night Sundays. $40. 7-55 Dining Car no
coachAs S25. s55 9!I tLimitad). a55 lh.55 tDlninz
t'arI q. 12S dining Carl lA5 dining carr
Dining Car) 3.55. % Dining Carr i55 DINING tar,.
$40 Dining carr 40 % *. 925 r. 10 night,
Tf"ke's "fres Nos 461. 1874 III and 261 broadway; 1S@
FIFTH Avenue thenN 2d 23 Fifth Avenue tcornSr
Station and Of Desbrossss and CnrtlaEdt
Streets: Court Street. $50 Fulton Street as Broadway
ard Pennsylvania Arnex Station. BROOKLYN: station.
Jersey fTty The New Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road TAB Service
W ". ATTERBIRT r R. WOOD.
General Manager Tienl Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Cash quotations follows; FIogr sgl and sa'y
red os9c: 10 corn u r. To ye@T -. o.
good feeding barley 40942c; fair TO choIs mafi1g
rSS f1othv seed S3 e5 clover grade. s12 80
mess pork per hbI s17 sOa1I So lard Pep 100 n
short ribs Uoose). 50 1909 SS; dry
saIted shoulders C7xed) 7s STA short ceSr sides
basis high wines, 81 IN
on the Produce Exchange today the butter market as
tas6y, rreameries 1TdlT2c dairies 14q2c EgEs easy
o. cases included. Cheese steady. l3Ql"17c
Hfi,neapoIs March 24.-Flour-FIrst patents: g IoS
60 So ssond naens So 6oG$3 first clears 81 30; sec
ond clears S2dS2 UJ. Bran. in bulk $l2
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Foreign Coffee Markets: RioaCo1ee market dull: No
Rio 1850. exchange, IL 1920; receipts t~o oayp
I5e bags cleared for the United States llOoo bags
stock 5000 hags SaTtos-Conee market Gull sooo
Santos $500; receipts 4ays. 10000 haes
stock Io2S ba gs. Hamburg-Cofee market opened
UNCHANGED at D unchanged; selee 12Oo
haFs HsvreCot1ee opened quiet. unchanged; at
m 8 N steady. unchanged at
q m 1rr,rhs srred. fn sale
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. PHILADEL-
PHIA AND READING RI. and BAL
TEMORE AND OHIO r. II.

TEMORE AND OHIO r.. r.
ISsye South Ferry. Liberty Ferry,
BALTIC. WASHINGTON T S2I4n1. S:2nar- FuTst-
bALTO.- w ASH NGTON. .'1n.2-am. 10 ananI- Diner.
BALTIC. w 1GTON = 25auI- l3.sru- Diner.
BALTO.- sHI NG1TON lorpU- Diner
"ROYAS4 LIMITED''.-.-.U 3 35pm- 4'TnI. Diner
BALTO.-V ASHfNGTON-" 55Pun. q" Oopn1- piUS--
BALTO.-WASHINGTON-" IIDn. I-oupU- Buffet.
BALTO.- WASHINGTOS az. 1Ont 80 lI0t SlsePerS.
DAILY +T,aiiy. except Suniay- sSu1day UniN-
Ofhces Liberty St Ferry south Ferry Astor Houss,
li3, 26i. &34, 1900 1884 Broadway 49, 5th Ave 3
Union Square 153 i25th 2T3 West l25r1
Columbus Ave. New York: Court 81. 344 san
Fulton St Brooklyn as Broadway. Williamsburg Sew
Transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 dsS
tinatI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Of Brazilian coffee is az follows

COTwTGN-Yesterdays cotton market ruled
,rTeFlsr the whole advancing tendency
old positions while the autumn
options Influenced strongly by the better weather
reported the expectation
displayed relstve easines The market opened
steady of point decline OF pointR
and following call improved few points under
ing port for the day the figures Of
being iS,7 7l6 bales against SSe bales,
The early calling for 10 COO bales encouraged
Eelling initial did also
the flooded districts of the lower Mis-
ezippi selling centred chiefly in the later positions
end before midday had carried prices about points below
the late positions the nearer options mean
while huctuatInE around initial level
Sor to-morrow's receipts leading points light
Liverpool cables fairly bu!lish
ports Esve early promise volume turning
tstoal showing would again be strong TIE bull pool
also supported the and prices worked rapidly
ward May reaching 1oc and July s2c II and 10 points
above opening. The advance ENCOURAGED by
ports 6 for the Nex-England mill
situation longs profits
OF shade, ruling
Finally quiet and steady net sdvanoe Of 261o
points the months TO a decline of 294 points
the distant optionG Total sales futures esti
mated 5000 bales.
The range OF prices to-day
Wa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March - Flour steady Wheat-srrinE. fuI:
hard S36sC. Northern s0"sc: winter nominal
Corn unsettled. yellow. 45'tc: No 45i,r
! DUN No white. 1GI2c; No mixed 3s'7c- Bar
lev track receipts 56G59c-
Chicago March 24The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Public Notice.

WANTED FOR U 5. ARM able Bodied. unmarried
w between ages OF Fl and IS; CiIons of United
sfates good character and who caE
speak. Rad and English For RprlV
recruiting ofacsr % Third Ioe Sixth ave. NJ y
go Fulton street Brooklyn. y. I.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-13
The Best Remedy for Group.
From the Atchison, Kan, Daily Globe

From the Atchison, Kan, Daily Globe.l
This is the season when the
woman who knows the best RENE
dies for Group is in demand in every
neighborbood. One of the most
terrible things in the. world is to be
awakened in the middle of the
night by a whoop from one of the
children. The Group remedies are
almost as sure to be lost, in case of
Group, as a revolver is sure to be
lost in case of burglars. There
used to be an old fashioned remedy
for Group, known as hive syrup and
tolu, but some modern mothers say
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is better, and does not cost so much.
1t causes the patient to ''throw up
the phlegm" quicker, and gives
relief in a shorter time. Give this
remedy as soon as the croupy cough
appears and it will prevent the at
tack. 1t never fails and is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by Cox
g. Co., Bolivar; Bailey d Aldr;dge,
Salisbury.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-13
Valuable Land for Sale.

100 acres, known as Wash
Cheshier place; good houses
and fences.
140 acres, known as Kay
place, adjoining above; we'll
timbered.
1876 acres, known as Enoch
Sain place, upon which is
fine white oak and post oak
timber, and red oak; also a
good two story house.
The above lands are locat-
ed in the 9TH Civil District.
Will sell for cash or one half
cash, balance in one and two
years. K. Il. DURRETT,
Admir- Est. d. e. Durrett.