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was Is Cd higher at Ella 100 for spot and fl34 15s
sHs assu, s u IN sa1
easier on waeh ,oss q shs5s al and closed
and Unchanged I Standard L quoted at isc; iaks
&c; sse ss & sss ssisE N
sSss here e. sRelss5s i9ss TO- IN
sIs:ss q Il SIssscx IA 4 sn =:
err + s! isSns Nc soa ,SSna .h s0 Se
foul.-ry southern scft at s2aOaA.So. War
suSar .S.lsasc; refined steady: crushed SOC;
Iswde osfea as sSsso n0Aed 4''c M0a''e' nrm
s. Mss Ms,os sen;4fusa
ssassifusal whites &c: ye!,ow' s%SaS ,seesd.
centrifugal e@1Sc. Strip nominal at 19G24c
Coffee.
New York March A.-Spot steady; futures
s 81. sd ana
came slightly more active under freer Offerings
si S;n May s a'ssc: Julv sioaaase: Aug. asec:
New York March M.-values in dry goods are
s'es buyers TO act WITH
As long as cotton maintains Its present high level
there is little reason to expect any change in
prices Buyers complain that they cannot obtain
cotton goods a. they have ordered them and
agents OF many lines report inability to obtain
anything for months to come.
Petroleum.
on City Pa. March A-Credit balances q 50;
certificates no bid Shipments-Pennsyivania -.
rs: averages s62ss; runs 16, oo3; average $50.
shipments-LLma, s9sie: average GLOSS: runs u
COS: average Slab.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga. March A.-Rostn arm at SO.
T 2 z. firm; A !, B 3. e D c@; els:
S3.75; W w 81.
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valley Park Accommoda ton.
Valley PARK Accommodation. =,
Pacific Accommodation .......,
Texas and Kansas Mall - For
Springfield, Fort Smith, Par
Is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita....................
Pacific Accommodation. ........,
Valley Park Accommoda alton. =.
Meteor - For Springfield, Car
thage. Joplin. Wichita, VIM
tia, Oklahoma, Denison, Sher-
man. Dallas, Fort Worth.
Waco and Brentwood. ........
Valley Park Accommodation. >.
Valley Park Accommodation. =.
Pacific Accommodation. .........
Texas and Kansas Limited for
Springfield. Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith, Paris, Dallas,
Greenville. Ennis. Corsicana,
Houston, Galveston. Austin,
San Antonio, Carthage, Jop-
In. Wichita, Burton and
the West ....................
Western Express = For Spring.
field. Vlnita, Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma, Carthage
and joplin
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ns - We SeNvs
Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadel-
-phla and New York Express.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pits
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New YORK
Fast Mall ....................
Cincinnati Accommodation a..
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
ROYAL Blue Limited ..........
vincennes Accommodation 80.
Flora Accommodation ........
West Baden and French Lick
Sp- ings. via Monon Route....
BIG FOUR
LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER, BOSTON
AED CHESAPEAKE AND o
Train.
Indianapolis Express ...-......
New York and Boston Limited.
k-ickerhocker Special - New
York, Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Gsttoon and Alton Accommo-
Boston. New York, Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ....-...............
Cincinnati Express .............
Alton-Leaves '10:30 q. M.
$500 T. m, sl:i6 p m.
BURLINGTON ROUTE-Us
Train.
Fo: Hannibal. q. 4 St. J.
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Local 10 Hannlbai...............
For Quincy and Keokuk........
For st. Paul, Minneapolis via
East Sids line. Illinois and
wisconsin 49,. ................
Ths Burlington-Northsrp Pa
cifie Express, for Kansas
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming, Montana Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ....; .........:....:;..
Tgi YIN CITY rnl E1 Ipo,ss Ina fo los 81.
The S. 1In1eapSo,ts anS ioE E1-
Cteh and Pacific Coast via
.s III ht0sNs 5gsth:in i Express" for
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa ....... ...............--..
For Illinois, via East Side line,
to Rock Island, Clinton. Iowa
Savannah and DubuQue....:.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha, St Joseph.
Denver, Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific CnaSe.....
Local for Hannibal. .............
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Pr0vfsfOna.
Pork-New standard sl7.so per 100 lbs in :.
lolh may

Posk-New standard N7.so per 100 Lbs. in .
Lard-Choice steam on E side closed nomin.,,v
Green Hams; Etc.-Car lots held Z O. b E. s.
Nus Hamss ". ~ a. nc l2s at llzc rs at
-lss and Is62es at l2i@c; 22de4s at laNc. CaIifor
Mas at SIC: New York shoulders n(f1s-Sv a
PTS: From the block del: Hams mainly Al lie
bellies at tce to Iesc as in average; Caiifornias
At 6hc. y: 7. shoulders at sac
d. 8. Meats-No sides offered to srrivs mr.
any price ouotable. Bx1. lots IN a iobbing way
rsnEed: Extra shorts at SIC. cribs al 1oiic
charged higher on orders
Bacon-Bxd. s. c. meats In jobbing way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from l2iIc for hesyy
70 l5c for choice light. hams at lsltc to ia,,c
CALIFORNIA; at sis6eszc. N Y shoulders At s,ic
Plain smoked bid lots in jobhns way. trnEsd:
nxa bellies q ukc plat0 q SIa nj AScSS
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Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville.
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Macon,
Thomasville. Jacksonville. st.
Augustine and Tampa $500.
Fast Mail Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. AontgoIn-
cry, Chattanooga. Atlanta,
Mobile, New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla; Charies-
ton. s. C:................:...
Southern ExpIess. TO Evans
vile. Nashville. Birminghafn.
Mobile. New Orleans. Thorn
asville. Jacksonville. Palatka,
Ocala AID ST. PessrsbuxI.
IA saaasssssss.es,ss
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

So8n lOuI, EStCs
wHEAT-Receipts 81 SKIS. and q cars local
81 Il 4 +, e. 4 s
and % suS,sbi e., at Sc No hard "a Ct Ct
Is Il, :p.a ~, @sas'e ss ssIa :sSoi:
30 ears throssS. ssie: fcr ssiDEsss: destination
&c Tor 4 k ssd 5Ss Ne os vsss Nc ssF
5000: No: Ct PC; No. e. sac snd later Of 4;
ue1Me and ST Charles at Gac,
,oAIIRsceipts , e cars local I and 2 cars s
choice Or for seed at $50; No. az ssAQatAc: No
at Ne Whit. al a. for nov fSr ~
r. To- ss,.'' Ne "a car. ssl. ::
side at sc local, besides i cars No. 2 and No !
no. d. 70 81 de soi Z On
.s1RLBY-s.is car. Wisconsin at so free /,
* T ss1e; :sS cars q q, "a ,'
Winter s., aSui fancy ea';ss
hour: Patents at s. aoasso .trashts e soas. 10:
or dsDd se III. Side 0 oras s
nssnRsasN -,1arke. pr,c. euo,abl. a. 80 in lars.
mixed f.ed and 15e to Sc for mid; IN los, ss
South q 7sse IN lsrss &c. 20 o. dirsc. ordsP Il
Il s rs BRAN SCI. 81 f a so asa a. ii M
BIltRWHEAT FIOIiR-At 50 b0as
RYE FLOUR-At g 90 In 1ute ska and 8. - in
wood.
CoRNMEAL-City meal. T. o. b.. 80: pearl
meal. grite and hominy s2e0
thToush SHIPPED sis tons s, 9qose; On the 2 "a
No: slssead!so: lover grades az 500 sol
grades ssa11: light clover mixed s1ld13 and
heavy S1ea1l; prairie, W. side. choice. 3il: No.
&s19; lower grades 81.
WHISKY-sSeady a. 81 20
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead Ns7M04s5;
spelter at about S. IS.
STRAw-wheat sold E. tris. at 70. rye At $50
as and oats at SIS Sale car rye E. trk. ct
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St. Louis Cotton Market,
market steady and unchanged. Sales. $50

hinges and stained aGS<c below white.
Galveston-Spot market firm Middlings, .
l5-Iec.
New orleans-spot market firm; middlIngs $40
Sales $3.50 bales.
MeInphis-Spot market steady. Middlings s4c
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. $3.50 bales.
New Orleans 1872 balea
Mobile. 1872 bales.
Savannah. 2109 bales.
Charleston. S15 bales.
Norfolk. !. i3 bales.
Houston. S.042 bales.
Memphis, 81 bales
Net receipts at all United States ports for four
days were 4Ie35 bales. against 90 122 bales q
week ago. and q. Szi bales a year ago. Exports,
9..30l bales. against 10. i23 bales a year ago.
Stocks, 5l3.59o bales. against CSC, il5 in 1902
ST Louis VIZ sfat .rne -
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
ROYAL LEAGUE.

~ GREELEY COUNCIL NO. H.
acIsAS ROYAL League. meets every second
H1rfA ard fourth Monday at Kicker's Hall,
a64Sfssd Newstead avenue and North Market
RN&H street Next meeting. Monday.
XEYS1 April Is. Cigars always on hand.
N&1Sy Rafie for dues each meeting. All
VAN members Of the der cordially Invited
10 attend. Fratern. W
DAN'L Il PFlsTER. Archon-
H Il. Jones. Scribe.
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TElE GRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD

OYSTER BAY, L I.-President Roosevelt
mas made application for membership in
the Oyster Bay Board of Trade, which was
established here recently. With the appl.ca-
ton was check for years dues in ad-
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Local Report.
ar Y0sria Ttlnaloo n
Government Renort.

Department Of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at ST Louis
March "a 1905, At $50 =. local time and
,. m seysnty-hfth meridian time. Observations
Esade at the same moment OF time at all stations
Stations. Dir To NJ r. in weafhep
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

~xeayn BELLEFONTAINE LODGE NO. liza
1Xxk X Of H, meets second and last wcdnes-
10Y Gays at No. 5i4 North Broadway. All
AR~>A Knights Of Honor welcome
FRED THIES, Dictator.
5403 North Broadway,
Y. A Dc Vol. Reporter. 432 Blair avenue
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MOBILE AND Oh
Train.

Train.
New Orleans, Mobile, Merid-
ian. jackson, Cairo, Muir.
physboro. Sparta. all points
South and Scuth<ast 10000.
New Orleans. Mobile, Merid-
ian, Montgomery, Atlanta,
Jackson, Cairo. all points
In Florida and the South
and Southeast ..............
Mrrphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation 49,.
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L., H. Il ST L. RY. (HeAderson Roate.)
Train Depart. Arrive
port Louisville and the East. 9:3 Am S:1e nm
Eastern Express = Owensboro
Cioverport, Louisville and
the East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s6:B nm TN An
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River Earecaat.


r. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official
River Forecast.
The rivers in this district will show slight
change during the next few days
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked SIS fest, no
change being indicated for "a hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was fair
Weather fair.
To-Day's Weather.
Generally fair and warmer.
Arrived.
Baid ESagie bedrdstown
'1ola GlNenS County
Departed.
5thcker Lee Memphis
1saSie hiSon
Departures To-day.
India Giyens Calhoun County
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BEARS CONTROL MARKET
FOR GRAIN FUTURES.
COLD WAVE SCARE is SHORT
LIVED.
Longs Here and at Other DOmes
tic Points Are Anxious
to Unload.

Those traders who banked on freezing
weather to advance the grain market were
disappointed yesterday. Many Of the local
professionals had been up late enough the
previous night to know that the thermome-
ter did not drop below the frost point until
after the snow had fallen and that a thaw
SCI IN soon after daylight: Predictions are
orally regarded as bearish. The light snow
which fell in nearly all sections of the win
Ter belt Will protect the plant and the re-
ed moisture. Liquidation was the rule
throughout the session. The Armour crowd
was said to be selling in Chicago and tfe
export demand was extremely light.
Bradstreet reports the available supply
OF wheat east OF the Rockies for the past
week at i,ses.oG0 Blu. decrease and stocks in
ana afioat for Europe increased 800 600 bu.,
making the worlds visible supply decrease
only 1851 900 bu., against decrease OF 500 900
May wheat opened Lice up and sold at:
7S'3se ese s7aso s7s.c. s15sc s7,sc. s7nc s7ssc.
Corn showed some strength at the OPEN
ing. but receipts were fairy heavy and Chi
cage on the downturn. Bradstreet reported
an increase in the available supply and the
cash inquiry was moderate. Exporters did
Bradstreet reports the available supply Of
corn east Of the Rockies for the past week
az az. Gs geo bu. Increase. against decrease Of
May corn opened kG14c up and sold at:
ss7sc. 5skc. w.
Receipts Of wheat at st. Louis, s2573 bu,
OF which 81 SKIS. and IS cars local and s
cars through against 22.0i6 bu., of which
!;3s5 SKIS. and u cars local and cars
through, in 1902
Receipts of wheat at primary points, $685.
SGT bu.. against 49,. 600 bu. in 1s02, and ship
ments go, IA bu., against ss4, coo bu. North
west received 145 cars, against 2s3 cars in
1902 Chicago received $4,000 blu. and Kan
sas City G.S00 bu. Clearances. lS9. 900 bu.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis. IS. 800 bu.,
OF which 166 SKIS. and 40 cars local and 30
cars through, AGAINST 81, 425 bu.. of which 10
in 1902.
Receipts Of corn at primary points, $4,000
bu., against So. 900 blu. in 1902, and ship
ments Ss7. 66s bu., as against Z6,0C0 blu. Chi
cago received sos. 400 blu. and Kansas City
12Sso0 bu. Clearances, $40, 600 blu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis, SO. l5o bu.. Of
which 46 cars local and q cars through,
against $3.50 bu., Of which A cars local and
II cars through. In 1So2 Shipments. $3.50
blu.
Receipts Of oats at primary points, 1S3s1o
bu., against $4,000 bu. in 1902, and ship
ments $3.50 bu.. against $1,000 blu. Clear
ances, q, 297 blu.
Bradstreet reports the available supply Of
oats east Of the Rockies for the past week
at u8.QO0 bu. decrease, as compared with
decrease OF $500 bu. In 1902
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ION STATION.
Depart ArrivA
s7:ss am 'l:1 pm

s~~ S-
100 an T:D an
1:lS pm 3:O pm
9N pm Oh pa
T:<o pn N:0 an
9:n pm 90 am
80 pa 10 am
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l. H
Depart Arrive
s1:B am T:S pm
900 pm - am
T:A am fS:a2 pm
= :s: !. ann ann "a "a D Dm
ts:0s am 7:O pm
- 90 am SIS rm
CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
HIO RAILWAY.
Depart Arrive.
T:S5 am $50 pm
$3.50 am 9:Is pra
1850 noon GO Pm
SIS pm s:A am
u:3o nm T:0o am
SIS pm 800 am
5:S p. m Arrives
ION STATION.
Depart Arrive
~: = ann ann IS IS pm
T:H am ts:35 pm
T:ss am sl:1 pm
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
IT. LOU IS TINE.
aims Al TOLEDO,

Arrivals and Departures of Trains Al
Union station.
sDany only.
tDaily except Sunday llExcept MONDAY
tSunday only s'Daily except SunoS.
ftSaturday and Sunday
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NJ, X. 4 T-k<THE

Train.
Jefferson City Columbia, Boon
dian TssriiSryy sn sr't TeI Ia.
.-Tss ' xs,, ,lyiii y.is;. for dallas.
Fort Worth, Houston, Gal.
yeston. 6an Antonio, Nexico
City and intermediate points..
Jensrson City Columbia, Boon
ytlle, Sedalia. KanSas, Indian
Territory and T0xas E1press,
Missouri KansA6, Indian Ters
ritory and Ok'ahoma flyer.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Northern Lines.

North Illinois Express-Sprinx.
Geld. Freeport and DUBUQUE,
Chicago Daylight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield ...........
springfield Accommodation,
Chicago Diamond Special. -.
springfield Accommodation.
Southern Liz
Train.
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo,
Memphis, Jackson, Tenn. !;
press. Nashville. Atlanta and
New Orleans special - Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans.
accommodation - MurphyDboro,
Marion and Cairo -............
Accommodation = Murphysnoro
Marion and Cfeal Springs,
Sparta and Chester.
New Orleans Limited-Cairo.
Memphis. Dixie Elyer-Nash-
VILE Atlanta and Jackson
VuIR s.,.......
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Butter-Firm. Quotations: creamerv-Hrt,. >,
Gs'.s s;,5 arsts 2sasSG seconds s@.2c Dairy-E1-
packed-Extra lsc: frsta lssfisiLc Cosntrv-PacE
Ing stock leal,sse. roll ii9i2c. Renovated-Ex-
EggsLcurrent receipts 11e Receipts ssos 10.
cal; s.oS through: shipped $40. Duck erxs nc,
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twins l3i,c: sin.
yes l3isc; daisies 14c; 7. A. 1tlc; ionehorns ID
Limburxer 12sG13c: Swiss lsRI7c: brick ilissfisc
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MILWAUKEE, wIs-Henrv Hensler. a
carpenter. shot his foreman. Peter Viewer,
Is not serious.
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTE
,,IIain Depart. Arrive
Toledo. Buffalo and New York s.:3o pm s7:lo am
Eastern Express-Llinois, In
diana and Ohio points ........ T:28 am IS :os pm
Ramsey Observation-Disclosures. sa.22 pun 4: Is an
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Depart Arrive
. ts:s0 am t10:a0 am
. - .@ am f7:65 am
. 1880 am f1:6 pm
-: q am :. T , g. pm
.ffi:ss pm ff4:so pm
80 pm si1:3o am
SEA pm 800 pm
fs:A pm f7:As am
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Stocks of Grain in Store.


Wheat-May sold at ss5sc to &C. the latest at
66kG6Ic: puts. 66A66Sifc to 66iS 6Sss:c; calls n
Gmlsc to 77asc: July offered at s5sc and later
sold at sac: puts 65ltc to e5hTssRc: calls S5V
G6sc to 66Ac. Corn-May sold at ssisc and Later
$3.50 bid: puts ss%dssAc: calls aSStc.
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ELLENSBURG, wASH.-Michael Hunt
a waiter Of Tacoma. and Frank McCluskey
OF Lake City. Ore, were found dead in
refrigerator car. They built a fire in the
car and went to sleep. being smothered
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1T. L0UIS AERCHANTY BRIDGE TER-
MlNAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

ss lisss:srd sE Is. "a.
4:W. e:ie tai. lo:1Q Q.
Eays Nss:SS;asise@o y !
t:H. 1884 { M: I:i1
and Sunday g1ly-u q
5:lo q NJ; u:29 p. m
Westbound-Leevo {
5: FL. s;sa ~ P; m
urday oniy-l:ls p. N
1880 a. M Saturday
Leave Madison, daily
Except 9unday@:1S, 1
sahessa1 snlsAasR. T9:ss
Sunday onlv-11 IN n
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River and Business.
Arrived.

To-Day's Weather.
fair and warmer.
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Ier"-
York I'D pm T:4o am
In
$500. 7:zs am IS :os ps,
,...... s4:22 pm s9:2S an
CENTRAL.
Lines.
Depart. ArrfvA
ique.. T5z am $50 pm
.......s11:3s am T:a3 pm
In..... f4:S pm 1880 am
l-..... $40 pm TIA am
a.. 1850 pm .........
Lines. :
Depart. Arr.vA
Niro.
enn.;
. Ex-
! and
....... To an TIA pm
AFRO
cans. 3:A pm 's:1s pm
MORO,
go. ft:so pm liza am
snoro.
,ingA
....s.s 80 % N04 m
afro,
lash
|ksou-
...... 10 pm sso m
THE KATY
Depart. Arrive.
Boom
!, In
Texas
alias,
GAL q
ex1co
lints-. in pm III an
boom
1dian
1reeD, u:E pm IN An
Ter.
rsr.:. s:n pm TN AZ
INIBAL RAILWAY
'hasA.l
Depart. Arrive.
1900. H:os pm fsds -
10 Hallway.
Depart. Arrivo.
...... e7:e0 am s10:e6 pSD
...... T3 am $50 pm
go. 800 am ss:o1 pna
No., fS8 am f7aS am
,uth.
$40 pm T:0 am
'ress. s1o:io pm T.1o am
leave Union Station ae
% p. m. and An .. m
lion Station a. t6:lS q
N. and te:N p. m.
Mon Station At "a 90 ..
l except Sunday, ISIS
ave Tower 0ruvS Sta
Sunday.
rs BRIDGE TER
IUBURBAN TRAIN
b and 6fatiot etrseta,
p m csps Sunday.
/: LOO $40. 500 D. m
r-u:lI p m. SUNDAY
. d.ily-s.il q m; ass,
lundAy4:0a, EN-, p:<l,
n SUNDAY eniySb:ss.
;,as sunday Ssa; Ges:.llg.7:Mes:
!: AIS. 9:17 p m. lat.
'unday only|S:H, 0o.
Sunday, only-l1:s7AR
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Hides.
lliscellaneous aiarket..

before being shipped.
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New York. March 2i-Spot cotton closed quiet
sui ses u. baes Futurss quiet and md
steady March 9scc: April 9.sic; May s.eSc: Juno
ss S S9y b As rh ssp ss oDe 9S
the cali ruled Irregular. but showed on the whole
the Day were over the movement for the same
day last year. being IS. bales against u, sa9.
encouraged selling. after the opening. as did
also more favorable accounts from the flooded
sssa e3 Fl ne in sss ssz pa!on, ssa sSs
point or two. was responsible for decline before
the opening on the late positions while the
nearer options fuctuated around the initial Level.
Leading ports were light. however. liverpool ca
bles were fair. Exports were s.. 4ss bales. The
woeG rpdS upHard May reaehed ec Snd
The adva s5 was sn9S.rsssd y reports, tn, Of
took profits. and the market again became r.
vance Of to 10 points on the near months. to a
deGiine Ct to points ,,,t on the more distant 9p
Liverpool: March a.ce:.on. in n9asTa.s
inaing1ns sos Amsrissn ksselpss lzo5s BALES
March S.soas I'D: Mareh and April ,Sas.sid:
Rs and and i AT asy ann aaf as'
md NS, sPs 5la Sent And And ost Oct and
closed barely steady; March s.soas: Sac; April
s-ssas Sc May ss!gs &c. June ssas s e. June
81 cotton s Steady! ssfs; $50; ssSna:y sIss:
10 lb-isc. Receipts 1872: stock 2o5. sos.
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Wool.

London. March A--The second series Of the
wool auction sales closed to-day. When the sales
opened business was brisk and mcrinos ruled nm
changed from the Jan. series. Later they
strengthened and gradually scored a per cent
advance Greasy merinos showed greater hrn,,
above the opening rates. Emo crossbreds were
unchanged from the first series. Coarse grades
Of crossbreds declined half pence. but improved
slightly the close Of the series Case OF
tained at the commencement. but strengthened
and closed unchanged. OF the offerings II. 800
bales Withdrawn. 1900 were taken by the home
trade, Il, 900 by the Continent 5000 by America
and 1900 bales were held for the third series.
At te-day's sales s,oi4 bales were offered Com
Following are the sales in detail New South
Wales j. 800 bales; secured sad41s Sd: greasy %
Gis I'D Queensland 500 bales: secured lsaIs
ga: greasy sltd11s nd Victoria 9o bales:
Secured Is a sressy tSeld; west IA Apss5sl;s
Zealand (, 100 bales occurred Is "a; greasy 40
nd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 500 bales:
secured eNdals SD: greasy sashd: South
American 600 bales secured rs I9i9ls lid s5sssy
Boston. March 2&-There has been rather better
business In tho wool market this week. largely
made up Of odds and ends and job lots. Prices
are about the Same although there has been
fairly active. with lits,s ehsnss noted in prices
basis, fine 64as5c: fine medium ssasic; medium
dunn i7d5oc: medium ts0lsc; Colorado and New
Mexico. spring s2asse: No ! ts94sc: Georgia
prices are generally steady. as follows: Ohio
and Pennsylvania Xxx and above s1as2c: 2sn
above &c: No a02sc: No. ssa2sc.
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RERLIN-Count Won Bernstorff. Chief Of
Police of Pottsdam who recently visited
the United States. at a meeting of the Ger
man National Committee. which is seeking
poses. said his inquiries In New York had
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

For "a hours ending at a..
St Louis Tuesday. March "a 1905.
Stations. DANCER. Gaure. Change.
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NEW YORK-One hundred and sixty i'm
porters. wholesalers and retailers Of tea
Throughout. the country have united to form
the National Tea Association Of the United
States.
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=. $40 pm T:1 am
.. s10:i0 pm T.10 am
We Union Station ae
p. m and an p. m
J Station ~ fs:x -
and ten p. n.
n Station At roo ..
Except su9day, tsA
TOYS, , Tower Grove Sta
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