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New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

was anStheT fH5 D.atR K. SscSs o a
Is: s:af 4 s y 8 a5 :, - 8 ss
/; q ss5ss & sR' !s'S,:: rs:
been made Of lake about quotations but il is also
s1 I'd. sa aaes sAfas
ana eisf:a9e a va: tis is:
= ID in London closing f2$ is while here .a:Ii Z
a o q Ra ssGisd e =
foa2d ~ sou9hern snd No foundry southern soft At
' sSSs s9 yNB XsE-as Psn were ss.n au.
but ss.dy with prices ~ MGs'Sss s ws' w m ii
0nSted proe 9aoaons Sa foo~
s94e 1a open Es a6 fss 1zsal saB
laaise fair. 16alSc; good 1sa2ic' prime z
OCEAN FREiGHTs-steam for grain was ,t in
trades however, conditions were unchanged in all re-
sS Sa m % s T
sPn 81 daEOx e BFsfo STD and HRswsp 81 e. Pn ae
ss$ s fs ssss ss9: S3 =
2s04 m tons s genera 1 m ssaSs otS
5d:SB 5 81 srss4s I 81 &3 s % run
e9 so1 SS 1I3s G HD7 a1mp 5 British s
pol' Serh sids CUBS j VsfEeP q
6a s saa Sot*sEss ssss sss1
gPsy 8 t. no st two ssls ts
,S f Vera GuE to @ R9rin IONS Of re ports north
side Cuba 10 New-orieans Sc; Norwegian s.eanera
terms: Norwegian steamer 1901 tons provincial trade
aT %Gnts S sS Rish S
sGsno. Rh Ry4es 81 :rh .sS s b. ss
Rs D3 g n Ps s. T.I 5 G &C.
Tndsa to north Of 5sTc P6'fss pr svshn.
and back to Baltimore ties. private terms two
Td 81 24o and s @ ton s soun A@eoy to
81 ie S so1 sos coal eos POP ksSd
pha to Boston 81 2O and bridge money ,o,o,,.., 81,
was firm at old prices with spot snd @6ss Sb
tIe cSSnse ne from th. condons receny reported
steady. L1nseed ell e in fair deHsaS and
'sh sas 4 IS g. g. Ffdfa
crude, mills. s4as5c; prime summer yellow ave
&C. tpot and forward delivery SG sumner yellow Ss9
ssIoE us: ss IIa:.sd :;ss' si.s ts
receipt. and IS s. to 1Sc savsne: T.!
which loc t9 iSs ros 1Os to & 1sHs Ga ana Ro
RS Suf . H s
:aes SSIso g ksS.s. haa . ey GS a. sad
s Sss s. ts sls $50;
y saess sno,sd sTrs II so .1d.s ssass; s'r ~
bxEssSb bEEoo aATpe essssd ssscss $50 80 n
Se sSs .tp 2 s.. lSf % pigs os:S s@oas
70 ogss saS.d T. 81 q 'Ge reka Il Il hams S.S;
sSssS r auo::s s51 SToi.s r Is
Sss sOS,6 aF anssos sIessD ic4se 9ess
.ss s. aS
ss hss e a. sssa sse ss s. me-
ssStaggs ssl,.T v,s g scos, ssas sse7s
An: s0. ysP.a tCr:IEn Torssi Sasd y g s9nsstie
s6GlSSseSnsS IA sas:. vas u1ehsnssd li: sae
sT s.1 1S g 8 A'ss ss ss.l S 's s.Rs.
sIsaHg 0riss 8. ssa Sss~sy ~ SontA Nsw SsaaasS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

pesdsred csarss powdered and fruit powdered SegCi
EaeIe ecafscttOeF grapulaseA 6oS Eass ccef5e ~ 80
10 Of aas stannisssd 4c Easss am. s 60 sse-
tios ess Ncs esk Asse; Nc : A SSCs; ES &c: 9;
No d. GaOc: 30 IL Il6c No }2 G1Ocl No 1s 4Ooc: NOs
l1 and - aei 10 SA teSo Hasie powdered iOe cTys1s
SaIe q about bag. Cuba eentrfegn at sc SS
ooHyany The naaskse Soss4 wjsh auty Paie sSsSE. s
eaAe e. test S-ieeaNe and Snolaeses g test
t-ie. This vceks summary q she esatlstaeA p1Sl.
nissd State; and Cuba toEeher Of zs7 6T tons AGAINST
crease Of ise tcns fosn last year Receipts ss 6hs sE
principal %oSOO exports, 1O8CO Ioss
$4,000 against ssS072 tons last year Iee
are III cen1ss grianS sgans d6 s9 9st .t 1ar
Total stocks OF DItopA ana America. Sr2l&S47 tons
AGAINST G466 last the uneven dates
3.6t2e96 tons at the even date Of January isoS
of 2?8 week and decrease Of l2e1S2 tonS
Ianu 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21


q q b: srsra No xiassS. o j 8. c..
80 e ,rEiys; g r,s;;; Is. - ~ 3 b.
-aulst SSHsffa: ssls eFa'4
S. iS as:.s e to snt 0,rHS 1sox 81 4oS:i es e
FEDEasy Suotsd: Spssses g ssssa s2a1 s2S
sss - :sss; ;ssS., e:s g ss$ sss$,!s - go
'A6H s q H1asss 49, So sr.s
as-tss 90 s.Ssol. e aH's sE IT, ss z
the the ssdsToSs FoSs quite sssady Much ally
%.s:r %sr Ts1 Il the Ss and and o
:sss :Sasr'9s' n ss g .as't E u ::i:
:S 4. sls:sss
Spousht iR cosertns eSdsrs from the eeeEs gho
sHG ASs dcfs 0n sS Ss "sS
together With sa neriOr Tseep:s ,o and aFhs snt
sIsf;vsIS sTd s.E :ss
e. saY Il 4. ST.
and at the close ales aggregated load sprlng
s:s ss s ns Is oos e a. = p. :s Snsa En-. n
Of 10 to points :n,e wsdnesasy e e g
bush dsersa;s q ssss Thsss
ssAs; No NorthsEn M.2IseSa. size: No NOTthsrnn
D1s 81 0sbi saa Nc bqS Mhs SeTS snd Sa No an
ss so sS 1:d +: p9sRs e es OF
SoEN1With drop Of &c At the opening March corn
s So fUs s &c. Not e .r opss
Nay and July sold sharply and closed Nc net higher
While smaller than for time past
ss 8 os. s : @
important factors the bull side bad wSether
and small interior receipts, which added In the
efterHoon big export demand and higher cash naEEet
Interior receipts only 81 000 b0sh against 3a00
bush last year this reduction beng due 70 bad reefs
600 bush last week The English markets closed tn
sisted Of q loads here besides 1000 bush No
Al outports there were loads, and a run1or that
amounting to 20 loads. had been worked from
Baltimore and Phiiadeiphia corn closed SIC noznI
elevator and 81 lxc, o ahoat; No white 54c
and No yeilew. 6a.sc, o snoat .oATs-oats
receipts fair there selling pressure and the
strength Of kept the market in fairly good shape
day. Sales here 0eoo bush. No oats closed
43A4c; No g. 421c; No white and standard white
.RYE-Market steady. No 2 West
O b ahnat: State $4,000. BARLEY
Market steady. Feeding was quoted 47N and mating
b2I1 7Soc both Buffalo. Wheat including Sour.
ports for week ending March fe according TO Brad
streets" aggregate 1885 58s bush. against sS6S Te6
week and 32e 3o4 bush in this week last year
since July 1 aggregate 1Io,04a6ES bush,
bush last Corn exports
against 3.2518 899 bush last
md bush the fiscal year exports
are 20 SS7 against 9 Io1 bush last season.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

ths latter 4 seFsss caky with es ezoepecn q ssx
:s:sy 3 aIa g 90 - -
sss .ss oS%soS sSlls SnsnsaSss9 s1sa:s ss & s So
about cearsd Fsr 70 cs g Ss g bs ss q ss4 so cows
e z E 81 Gssss @ ?; ssss s.:s
s sSd London caSIss es.tis sssaay !. 80
Sfs..sd Sfe I'd ws "sGRs 1sS :sas
G 70, ~e as o Tss ssdfs to eaz4
mems nSS fs' sstuFdsy folow.: @ n: 81 nssa .
InG9n 16SS 9sS sssbossa Gasals 9nG es ssR
and 10 a.s Princes Gs sss to the port
equsy divided between ss%Ssrs sGn so eaG dso~ SO
es Daniels 5 q. oa a ths BsTs eef conpahy no s9
I'll p Isl bort. Tat's Of at Britain the exception of
IS g per loo SaHaf6' m 70 DO 1ss DO 1tss d r = =
DO 1887 p At 8 e. Il SSil S0i liUS 1850 III ~
7S: sos q o. 4 sss g S Co. al g go %
a. s. s. i S e. @ e. II
5sef e. I,ss 8 Fl 81 IS BHs1 H1ss
ssss is:s q g + DO $50 % Ct 81 '' May
q Is @f$sFssS E :. sSa sS 9s'' l;ss :t;s' =: 2 :
n :! co. Do. 1905 rb. at - 2O' DO 1NSS TO- a.
- ,!s sfs' s 1t 1ssl No. at s. @ IT
comisslon company: ohe stssr1. 11sO rD at
IS Ndsas 1 G5 Ss "a bS at :: s n " s
n Hg.ssiS eoTs + oso SEQ n s.:A. s 81 5 n
CALvESReoeipts Ters l59 haad. = for the
calves 1ss on Sale Demand fairly for veals ana
vea1s sold at s5@$a Is per 100 10; little calves
calves City dressed quiet at lo13sc per To- WIN
:sHs
g Sanders; 90 yeels. 40 b. at So
0nn 5udd SsiS0n eo veal: vss: 1ss ss r. E. at at 8 g. @
, SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 1914 cars, or SSo8
head including IN for slaughterers and Il for
Good sheep appeared to be about STEADY. prime
lambs: medium and common grades were sloWA with
slight downward tendency and likely 70 Be
s6 80 100 H. ordinary choice lambs at 50 cog
s. IS .Oring lambs ct SOS 0er head Dressed qt9n ton
strictly prime quality range IIa14c per ~
country dressed spring lambs in light supply and nrH al
e4@S8 ,x
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: "a Buffalo lambs
II n at 81 IS per 100 10 1e DO n fo at q ~,
22l Co. F S6 So 81 Kentucky do so 70 at 81 90 10
Kentucky sheep l18 SO 10: do. so 10, at s. %
Kentucky bucks 142 n. at IS % IS spring aos' al
So DO. at S5 IN o,o
D. Harrington: 1913 lambs 70 n. at 81 30: 21e
western do. 70 10 At 81 70. c,,.
Newton & Co.: 22 Ohio lambs, 70 ID, at - 10; Ohlo
s. Judd & CO.. 22 Buffalo lambs II 10 at 81 90 ~ =.
Tobin Shannon: 1876 State lambs IS 10, at ,; w. o
faio lambs. 81 10 at 81 Is.
HOGS-Receipts Is cars. 2T54 head. including
Pennsylvania hogs sold ST T5QS7 90 100
H. mainly 81 1887 IS. Country dressed hogs steady
at SG10h5c per rb for heavy light weights ~
Sales-McFheIson CO: io1 Pennsylvania pigs 11S 10
s. Sanders 33 Pennsyvania hogs. 172 10 at 81 80; l3
John p Nelson: IS state hogs. 1877 n. at 81 30.
g. Judd Co tlate yesterday: "A mixed western hogs
part stags). 19l fo at $6 60
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. 20-Hogs active. So 16s7 So cattle
G3 5OaS8.
East Liberty March eO-CattIe steady: choice s. 159
IS 80: prime S5a$5 Is; good 81 55@S4 IS: hogs higher
prime heavies ST 20: mediums. 81 10: heavy Workers.
light Toskers $: co. P s. 559s5 ssass 60 Toushf :
and common 81 2saS4 90; choice lambs 81 699S7 & IS
calves 1SO mostly natives Beef steers 10c lower than
early yesterday; quarantine steady steady IOc
lower stockers feeders slow. Choice export and
beef = sogs5 90 fair good s49s4 5o
S. Teas and indian steers g 539s4 65 Texas cows
ga a5 Gamers, $2a$2 bulls, So 1854 25; calves
81 759$7. HogeReceipts $780, market. l015c higher
active top 81 4S bulk 81 259$7 40 heavy 81 20
gs7 45 mixed; packers. s. !S9:a 90 light: $5as5 p
600 market steady lambs strong: native LAMBS s49SI
wethers Ss Soa$5 90 Western wehers SO 7oG$5 co.
and feeders. 81 05GS4 TO-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET. REPORT.

New-YorR March %, 1905.
opened steady az
priceg quiet barely steady at
= decline OF points. The early news was confctlrs,
and As matter OF fact. had IL not peen, the
changes reported hardly sufficient 10 produce any
particular enthusiasm in the local market AaNre was
net I higher. and Hamburg advanced parfaL =
mfr TeiG lower, and ali foF-
quiet The CT Brazilian exchenes
vas i-6d higher interior receipts continue
full and stocks show Sttll expanding TENDENCY!
WRrshouse deliveries have recently been running very
light and this leads the opinion that the increased
activity obbinE trade lss February has not
Anc that conditions IN that oepetrlee
have returned Quietuds previously experienced
taking aitustion whole recent developments
hsve hardly favored prices sentiment lie again as
surnnE attitude 81 speculative indifference In TO-
ds-s market there little demand for commission
house while importers supposedly the best sellers
Total t-anaactIons reported as $4,000 begs Inc
quiet quotations on the basis or e7zc
for Rio No 7. l.. -
IL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

Spot COTTON closed quiet with quotations points higher
the basis of 10 1Ec for middlinE upland and 1o46c
fOr mi1dIng Sales amounted Sos bales. South
spot markets teeEraphed follows: New
Orleans nrm. unehGnged. at Sxe: sales 500 bales
Savannah quiet unchanged. at s*c; sales 2e5 bales
Charleston nrm, unchanged, at gi1c: Wilmington firm,
Unbalanced at atc: Norfolk steady unchanged, Shc
bales: Baltimore nominal unchanged. 1oc
Gzigsfon unchanged. 1516c sales. 50 bales
Augusta steady. unchansed, at 1cc: sales. 6SI bales
e steady unchanged al IS-lec sales. $40 bales
Estimated receipts 1T NevOTleans for tomorrow
5000 5000 bales compared with 60e0 bales actual
last and 8 SOS bales for the same day
AZ Houston tomorrow S,S0Q 30 600 bales
peced. compared Less bales actual last week and
haea IN contrast With 8<e bales actual FOR the
spending day last week and 4, ES7 bales last
Receipts Of cotton ct the porte to-day and for the
week compared with the totals of week previous snJ
q thiY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Notice of Summons.
C77PREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- r-ou. York-Trisl desired In New York County
ra,hsI C Peace, plaintiff against louisiana Peace De
fendan Summons Action for an absolute 9lyotce upon
To the above named Defendant
Yn sre hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN THIS
acon and 10 serve copy OF your answer on the pain
trs attorney wn twenty days after the service OF n
day of service; and In case
r si,re 10 appear judgment will be taken
against YOU by FOR the relief demanded in the CON-
plant
uSI-ttR FIT 7 CHAPPELI. Plaintiffs Attorney,
OFce and Postofce address, No 335 Broad#ay Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city. New YORK IT.,
defendant louisiana Peace= Inc
foregoing summons served by publication puI
aant 10 an order by the Hon. Charles r Mac1ean
Justice the Supreme Court OF the state OF New YORK
dated February 18Th 1903 and filed with the summons
and Complaint the day in the New YORK county
Clerks Office in the County Court House IN tne oEou8h
NJ Manhattan city County and State cf New York
Dated. February 18th 1903
TSI,FrRFT~~ T C.IAPPFLIA Plaintiffs Attorney,
e35 Froadway Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Public Notice.
THE CITY OF NEW 1OK
EENT nE TAXES AND AS.


0rypA ARTNF;NT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH OF MA@NHAIISAHSS' MIA SHS
No 2sO BROADWAY, STEWART bCILDLa5Nt,5o CILLa ,oos
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE-
~ oured by the Greater New York Charter. that the
Record Of the Assessed etue-
hattan The Bronx Queens and Richmond com
rJsJng The City of New York. will be open tor exana
n and correction on second Monday OF January ana
will remain open until the
During the time that open to public IN
aggrieved by the assessed YaIu
estate to have she same
In the Borough oil Manhattan at the man. H. 0Ce 9L Ie
Tena rtment OF Taxes Assessments NO. go
arnen, NunicIpai Guiding One Hundred and seventy
Seyenth Street aud Third Avenue -. r,u..r,-
In The Borough Brooklyn at the ONCE OF tns Oepal
men Municipal Building The ran.rt-
In the Borough of Queens at ;he ohIc ~ rfb ct~aat
nt Eackett Building Jackson Avenue and Filth street.
IN the F3orouEh OF Richmond the ONCE OF the OePaF'
unent Masonic Building Starleton, , -,.Lo .-rrfca-
in al BorOughS must
tfona only nt the the Borough or
assessed valuation OF PER
sonaI estate must made by the person asses a.
ONCE OF the Department IN tia Borough Ehere sGCn
son rAsdes and in the OF nonresident
business in The City OF New York, AT the 0iT
- Iocs ted betveen the hours 10 A ~ and r n:
when all applications nuet 10 A'
oet"esh ~ a. - JAMES I. WELLS. President.
WILLIAM S. COGSWEkLs
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE
SAMUEL. STRASBOURGER,
RUFUS L SCOTT.
Commissioners of Taxes and AssessrnenLS-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 2o-CloelnE: Wheat spot dull: 2
red Western winter. as I'D No Northern spring. es
7l4d; No California s. stsd sutures quiet March
salxed new, steady q ID; American mixed ola ouiet
s. ~; futures quiet May e :a June q l5sa July
fancy, water. Sgls. g ID; Hops ct 1ondon Pacno
SIS Cd, Pork arm: prime western, s.s ID. Hams
CumSerisnd cut, se to 50 S SIS 3d. Short rib ia TO 81
64s Sd; long clear alddls. light e "a No. 6ea ca
backs 10 e 20 ~ 62s; clear bellies a to 10 p eas
prss Western usrcss SIS; American refined In paLla
american finest white and coiored. Sos raIlow-Prms
city qalst 2fs 3D. 1urpsntine-SpiT.tB firm, 4Ss Rosn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
oNnoN WOOL MARKET.

. ,I.-nh oO-The offerings at the wool auction
London, numbered I26IO bales. Competition vas
sales -fcaa we're firm \ OF heavy Cape
81 sts CSd Hope and Natal were bought IN snre1fne
rnoe Ssnd for the Continent. Faulty grades were
giar Superior scoureds sold readily and crossoFds
HreBuaS ~ French buyers Following are
were en- detail: New wses2 100 bales secured
ths Srsasy TiSddIa QueenslandfSo0 bales;
se@Sred iSs I91lHd Vftos1mS9S saS o,,SS
ImstraiIa~IOO bales: secured. Is 0'sd; greasy Tglld
ISt, sustraIia-I SEQ bales: secured. iOd3is Aid;
% Msss xdSi@ New Zealand ) 200 bales; secured sAda
Is SID: greasy. 4sdGls I'D CaPe q Good Hope and
bales greasy gid Buenos Ayres-1oo bales greasy
AAR6hd.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentne somewhat irregu
lar, holders however inclined full quoted
prices. Business for day moderate Rosin
firm quite a good demand. Tar steady and
fairly active but unchanged prices We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-O OIL bbls, 679S7hc; machine
bbls e7hG67%c
TAR-Plne bbls. 50 20: oil bhl=. 81 9oaS4 35.
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 30; D and 2
81 85: r a5eF2 g 81 45a*2 90; 50 65ak2 30:
81 05a$S 90: X So 60 NJ 81 S0$3 80: n. -; G. -
and " ", s. 60
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tuFpentne SsSo Dpls
Savannah March 20-Turpentine firm 65c: receipts 90
bbls sales o5 exports rs Rosin firm: receipts 2164
bbs; exports 1,72S. Quoted: A. r G.. D. F. g 05; F.
81 10: G. So 90 n 50 90 s. IS; X 50 20; NJ, 50 40; N
- Charleston. March a6ETnrpentine firm Sic Rosln
a5m 30 E 81 20; s g.; r. G. ~ s2 o II 81 s9' "
s. IS
ceipfs 2S casks Rosin firm, 81 a5 receipts 30 bbs
Crude turpenne rrn 81 409S4; receipts 81 hhls. Tar
Arm 81 65; receipts. 473 bbs. ,
American strained. Is ed: hne 9s.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

Boston March ao.-"The Commercial Bulletin VIII say
theu uo1I market to--morroT > issue:
''The market rather more actiye Prices
ene5 ON medium woods with freer sales in
Secured pulled woods notably supers at &C I'
have sold very freely. Missouri & o. Ths
week choice Ohio OF this grade has oeen 500
RoTfh croSSoreds
n s &c Tor one-Quarter blood costing cent or Two
S eS .coTrad nound domestic wool OF the eaino
grade Tho imports the United states are not s
70 byars in Boston this week is the largest IN
1920 Hsw clip wool has been opened IN Boston
aSn lean forh hne medium -.
al & sbinments of from Boston to date from
me are 80 pounds against 5s Oh SOo
ds at the same date last year lie receipts 70 das %
Are 48027,322 pounds, against 1''O'0'@" p0uo Iva Wv
r,s rIod last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Citations,
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW


TVHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
Il YORK by the grace OF God free independent:
70 Franklin p. Trautnann Alfred H TiTpson. Edward
a Neaves and Robert Campbell Trustees under The
Frederick F. hather, deceased
Isabelle p Taylor. Laura ". Miller,
Robert T. Campbell Grace Ballon Harry A. LudlaIn,
FeIIe Crck 0. Jerome OBrien Oswin o Brten. as ad-
mintstrator Elisa c. O. 'Brien. Edith Overbaugh VIII
Miller Charlotte 4 Gordon. Constance M Neaves
Edward A Charlotte A Gordon. trustees
ter Margaret Neaves and Frederick M Neaves chill
den of M Neave and to all interested
In the estate Frederick z. Maher late OF the County
of New York deceased. creditors egateeS next OF
kin or otherwise Greeting You and each OF you
are required personally to be and aP-
near before the County OF New York
the Surrogates Court said county held at the county
the County of New York. on tfe 2Sth
day Of April 1893 half past ten o'clock in the 1o
noon Of day, then and there to attend lvdclai
settlement Of the account Of proceedings OF trankn
Trautmann Alfred II. Timpson. Edward a; NeaveS ana
J. Campbell, executors Of the last VIII ana
Testament of said deceased, such Of are
hereby under Of entyone years are
I appear guardian, il you nave one
n appear and apply for one TO be
snpoined the OF neglect failure TO DO
so guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent act for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the sea- OF
- Surrogate's Court of the said County OF
l. s. : Hon g. Thomas surrogate OF
.,,,....... said county, the County OF New
York. the 21St day Of February. TN the year
~ o,r lord one thousand nine hundred and three.
~ 49, i FAIRFAX MLAUGiiLINr
Clerk of Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 90 p. m.-cotton-spot-Mode
prices points higher; American mcdng
fsE: ss+d socd Elddllas, $50 middlInE S4Odi lo|
The sales Of the day we're 900 bales Of which 500
Receipts. 46OOo bales nciudng 24 800 American Ft-
opened arm and closed quiet ard steady
rniddiing g. o. March. 628G5 cad March and April
ESsg5 s4d; April and May 92sgS 2Sd: May and June
6,2ed August and September 6Isd: September and
November and December, Ae2RA.a9d.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. ~
Liberty Street south Ferry Uine
South Ferry minutes earlier thaa shsH- hsioES-
E4STON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AtS1~
MATCH CHCNk-74.O0 tI.ij EastCn Onlyl, BIO = M
l20 4.4O 500 G.40 Easlon Only) p m Sundays SAzS
wmK;ESBARREE n; !SH AND sCRANToN-n4OO A1as
a. m 500 ?. sundays "a IS a M ! p M -
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURST. TOMS RISER 49,
BARNEGAT-z4oo, $40 a 80 $40 z410 LAAFez
Wood and Iakehrst only, 500 (x5 30 Lakewood cnya
p. m. SunddyS 1000 a. H.
ATLANTIC CTTY-F9.40 a. NJ. f3-tO p m -
VTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzAO0 H. m, ffSO
Lone BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. 9CEAg
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND StIAShOAs49
POINTS-z4.Oe $50, II. 80 NJ 44S. 80. 80 p -
Sundays. except ocean Grove. 900 800 p "a.
PHILADELPHIA READTNG TERMINALl-ZeAIS
100 $500 300. 1000, tl100 a m; tl2oo '1eA
$3.50. +2Oe 1900 400. 800 rs 90. tI3o $3.50 p Ss
path ASD CHESTNUT STREETS-E4-25 ESQ. '1o-e6s
iii go a. m, 100. 1870, 500. 100. fs25 As
RE1DTNG HARRISBURG. POTTSvILLE AEU
WITIIAM2PORT-II4-0 400 z4.25. 1900. Ilt9i9 0Ae8.
II 90 a m Reading only. lfiOo. l20. 100 p He
Reading PottsvIlIe ard Harrisburg only. TOO fs7s
D. m zFrom Liberty street only. Daily TEaiiy, e1-
cept sunday ESunday only tParIor only tfVlA
0PTces: Itbertv St Ferry South Ferry HozsSr
113 Isl 434 1900. Broadway. 1s2 6th Az % Ueo5
Square West l53 f25th St. 2T3 West 125th g., ~
York: 4 Court ST, 344 $50 FultdR
81 Brook Broadway. Williamsburg. New Y9rSE
Transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 desnanos
W. G. BESLER, :. NJ BURT.
Vice and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r AT
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
.AIT.RoAD.

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s1AI1oNs FOOT OF WEST rwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND bE6SRoesEs AND CoRTLANDr srREETa
cOFtlHndt Streets L. nvo minutes letter than
s sAaa given Below for Twenty-thikd Street.
staaon: except where otherwIse noted.
EaS Dining Car New York to Pittsb1EE seepns Car
sss 8 fSsSs;. 70 .es
selSa. sHa Ga5a Detroit
1s s. 4oI.s. u fkssi.4:
e. ST. sffhcisS TSfs RPnf Gar
IRaanaPolIs. EoulsTs St Iouls Dining Car For
SS wEsTERa sTs ss'PaRfGsa s.nfE eScsE For
TBS bSe p stesPs sagEday Dining Car p,t.,burx ard
dels gSos.1aesss s.5sFsa1 Valley
00ofsss cTEvESD foE GIfy'l1nS 1aD s1csP Ex
W4sMrSSG:tTiPSS25 SSG:tiPS5 csT'9Rf FhE snG
80 isOst S So Dining cs 1910 IS eDlnns CARR
P5as 90 nnS ana . G3F.Riss f.Fiss
sss ?s P5R!TS IIsS 1.S a21 Riaaz
Ss So io55 PDians ii PsIroP a. i1iRd sRd
i5}nz@ 6a5 e. Is Congressional Lln:sss Dining Carr 455
soI2445Sgnea oSIP21n!5g eaF IS iHaE n u might p m
ResR n ,Gssbrosses ana coTtiandt Streets l-'O
A51STS n dsils COAST Std. Es 40 sSS
Al. s tE ssG biFbs dsy Florida
NoRF9Lk ND REsrsRS g sfsiE RAnwAT-F0F Memphis
cEsAPEAREs oafo e p pRRfL%AY-755 R Way M week
FOB OLD PofNT CoSFokr fP6E and NoRFoIK-'" 4 m
sss5c IS ss5s4 sS:s.;ssi:s
ior srs and Standard coaches on and standard
:. Nc,oaacnes on sundays
CAPE MAY.-12H d N veek-days ,. fs,cn,
Tn polh1s II on New York Long Brancn m IL TO-
TWenty.third Street station) 800 GS,,9ays 8 IS
~ and II 25 p. week.-Mrs. streets),
n 4oS p m from Desbrosses and cor Seek-aays.
SuO a. m y 20. s. 20. 80. and 113o p H. "o
sundays e.45 q. rn 515 o. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. zw 7B
pesnroeses and Cortlandt Streets O. ~ '.possss
% 800: o5 f8.55 Penna- Lntted) lo.tV ~ * min
An; ana CoTtland Streets oz0 Dining Gap * 1DIrin.
, !" Inesh2osEes and cotIa1dt sress @ IS dOin-
ins Car1 66h Dining Carr 55 25 800 20 ooapoAGalI 81
y 10 night Sundays 80. 756 Dining Car no y
S2n Sa5 955 6imted}. a5S 10 IS Dining SarI 1corS'
dZho Dining Car) Dining Carr. % ionirE S11nI
90; - Dining Car) AS Dining car, o'oo >D9
-Car) 7h5. g 25. s.55. e-2S . II 10 night "a,
Ticket offices Nos. se1 1884 III and 26l BroadWa
Eth Avenue below 8d St 26s Filth Avehus ha S}rsst
1ath St) Astor House; West 1-~enty-thlra s,St
Station ard stations foot o. Desbrosses ana
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn;
Jersey City Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Pennsylvania kali
road Cab Service.
". ". ATTFRRTTRY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Cent Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

Cash quotations folows: flour dull ard easier
No spring wheat 7667Tc; No s, 16Kc; No red TAG
1850; No 2 corn 425se: No yellow, 424c No oats,
ing barley 42Q4sc fair to choice mating 47d55c No
naxseed 81 To- Ne Northwestern 81 I21s cloyerseed
lard per 100 is: rbs sides Goosey.
shoulders lboXedD. IS 756$S
short SIDES boxed SO 5O whiskey basis
of high wines 81 30 On the Produce Exchange to-day the
market easier: creameries 7G27sc; dalrtes
I4d24c Eggs firm mark, cases included 13AG1312c
Cheese steady to firm. 13Gl31&c
Minneapolis, March 2o-F1our-F1rst patents, 81 75G
81 65G1S3 clears. s.
clears S2as2 Is. Bran in bulk. Sl2