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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

y
BEEvEs-Rscelpts were 81 head for the market, No
trading to-day Dressed beef steady 10 6's4o.c per u
selling low 5s8Ge Latest cables from London and
dressed weight. re5EeTat5r beef az Exp5-s to
day. so cattle Leo sheep ana $500 quarters OF beef
So quarters divided between the swift ana Morris
ALy-E !. l were $50 head a il $sst S.
10 s,5s,i E G 5, - wee i a. S9y 6c, t = ~
a. he upper Yards but the demand vas go2d and an Of
CITY The usrket Was steady Common to prime veals
1 a. a Ss, 5 80 Cy dsd sn Tss, st Steady al al
Y-s 3 I1tS sSz "a a. us pa i71 r, ,vs-,s At
$50 Der 100 n: d. no 70 at S. is d. is 10 At
a. lis n al s. s. 40 ii6 n at s. 50 d.. 100 H.
e. s. So = d. i2l az s. Z Is DO 10 n at 81 So do
9 81 So NG g. Is at i s.. 81 % s Is So e:
- r. Iggs : Bro: u y,sls 122 n At 81 - 50 DO
81 l52 d. 3 n at IS 65 $50 d. los n. at IS - DO
u, l'g yEs' 3. Co ne ne ys', l5 p at g. % d.
acre. Mullen; I? vssl' :, rs % at 81 1877 DO. liz ID
q Il nor IS. = vsal. Is2 y at IS IS Do is1 y at
lh 70 at Sc 90; = do rs n at So rs do 1oI u. al
Gsorgs & l.. s. Duensacs: 20 veals 1o5 70. at 81 so
al s. g: 4 DO IS 70. at 81 80
T. W OF. & Co - vsais. 1875 n. at IS: Is DO. Is1
sanders: 81 yesls Ii6 n a. $50 Omitted y.s,sr
~ d. l-t n at s., Il 90 ZIG 70 at s.: DO. l25 n
$ Judd 60 omitted Yesterday: 3 veals, IJ2 70 a;
s. -: % III n a So 81: d. n. az So
SHEEP AND I.NAfsS-Recepts 10 s5&
head. including l. for the market making with
the stale ttcA IL cars on sale sheep we're in good de
uard and firm; lambs active and loo higher. About
held Common 90 sheep sold S.
ass I2ic Ion n few az s. bucks and
s. JlCS3 yesrngs s. 81; ordinary choice
$3.50 So -uls at 81 JOdSj 90 Dressed
Sales-EIerns Commission Co: 213 Western lambs n
Sc 20 per 70. az So 200
DO. 73 n AT IS -: 90 Buffalo DO 81 ID
Colorado DO s. u. az So 20: 2t9 do SC n az So 90
do. CO 10 Sc % cus 81 n. s.: 10 DO 81 ~
yearfnrs Sc n S. so lilo Western
sheep Estate fei tl2 70 IS l2l1 sheep 100 n
az s.. DO JOG n 81 so, Do. ia 70. 81:
40 n, at 81. buck 40 % at 50: spring lambs 50
I per head
D. Harrington: Western lambs o. n At Sc 20; ITO
do. 50 10 S. 40, lis STATE do % n. Sc 65
Hollis: lgS state lambs s. n. a Sc 10 20 Ss
n at So 10. DO 70 so: cus n 81 so:
sg>tb at Si buck 200 10. Sc. 3i State
Newton q Co: 100 Ohio lambs 50 10 At 50 s..
Harrington & Co: 100 state lambs. 90 n. SO &c.
State sheep. so n. az s..
s sanders. 80 state lambs - n ut SO 90 2 State
sheep ll5 n at s. 90 do 50 D. az 81 So buck 100
r, at 90 so
FOGS~Receipts were a. cars or ass head inclut,ns
ais for market steady prime and PennsyI-
sold IS 9ogS6 IS 100 70 for light heavy
sales-John P Nelson, IA State hogs LAG n average
j. g. curtis Son: p stats hogs 1T n a, 80 Is. IL
n w otis 4 Co: - state hogs 100 n. at ssI5
Sanders date yesterday 80 State hogs f5S
S. 90: roughs. $50 n s., stays $40 n. at 81
[ Tobfn & Gate yesterday: 30 i2a
n at SO roughs. $50 n. s. TO- stays. $50 -,
at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March Ga steady demand holds II the wool
market both domestic and foreign The call for medium
and low woods is active. but the scarcity % the
product turned attention q buyers
woods. foreign crossb-eds Pulled and territory
firm. supplies moderate. Foregn woods
steady and hr7n. Current quotations be sum
Married as ioAovs5 Oaio ana eail.yi. ania-SA ana
uuashed 23E2fc one-haIf blood unwashed IS 4 72ec
three-eghths blood, un1sshed. "a ig26c onecuarter
blood. unwashed 25i5 2ssi One washed delane 5a36e
MchIEauN and above. 2lQ sc. No l. ejoc; No .. IS
&c. enc asLed. cIQ22-; One-Quarter blood. IN
washed 255is c. three-eighths blood unwashed - q
one-hats blood uDWashed = 26c. fine washed
deaine. nominal Kentucky. Ihtan etcThrec-eighth
blood g5G26c one-quarter blood. 2jG26c: braid q
TerritoryIdaho, fine. l5Qi5t1c heavy fine. HS14c: ns
medium I5Gl5lac medium LOG lie; low medium, ia
ISc. wyoming ane. 15a15Ac: heavy fine. i3d14c; fine
medium. l5el5iec. medium ls9c low medium. iSR1sc
and Nevada, fine. i50IJt1c. heavy fine, 13014c,
medium. l51s 916c; medium 1SGI9c. low medium.
Iea2Oc. Dakota fine. 15Q fC. hns medium I6aI6isc
medium. IsglSc; low medium, 1920; Montana. Inc
choice ISGl9c nne medium choice 1S0lec; average fS
lee: staple. GSg-Jc: medium choice. 1SGleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MARCH 80. 1904

averaged low othsr vegetables about as quoted
sCs5 % DO Malns. seed stJca per Gag. = -5sSi: 90
t@gie stock 81 vgs4s: do Long Island IN bulls - p1
IN 1uA. per lso 70 SSgss q: do per has. , v'ss5 90
ANA Belgian. ~ .5GS4sj. SWEET POTATOES. JsI-
A5PafAoTs. Str o0 aSls n bS8 8 81 5Sas5 B
tiSId4' per erase 81 5oqsl 80 do per 81 Sc
ieTaala per crate 81 so cAREoTs. per
per 81 So; LABBAGEs. DANISH seed, ton SiJs
- SOC 3 80; CELERY. Florida, per case SI9SI 20, 40
California, 81 5Ca -. do and Western per dozen
Iogt5c; cHlCoRY, New-OTleans per POL $SqS6; -
EAliQLE New-Orea1s 7er bo+ s-Gs4' 1Ii :,
PI2Ttaa' Per BOX S-@SS 90 DO lean $50. K6i
Norfolk PeC bbi sIaSl 10 LETTUCE Fi9r,aA per oAi
Nes-orieans per b5L S2QS5: LEElls Ngw,oTls5ns per
100 lunches sass: OYSTER PLANTS, SaiIIaos; p5
HavaH@ 5osS$I 30 do Gonaestiegt ana Eastern my
Western white Der Dbl s. 50SS5: 90 red ana yelox.
per $50 u s2gSl DO yellow small ebls s. 5ogSS =:
10 banche: s5ss5 PEPPERs FIoflda per earlier SO
s.: do Havana, SlgS ~, PEAS Florida per eaSAs-
do New-Oreans. per 100 lunches 81 5OgS3: PARSNIPS
-sN- a per G1 S-eS5 - 90 DO orleans
Eer b s2gss Do bsTHgaa per erese 5Cgg0s EAgIsEs
ds green per basket SZgSS. 90 per crate - ~ ~,
IS 5o1 SPiNACH Norfolk per Dbl S24S2 so. do New
Orleans per large Dol. 81 5SaSI; SQUASH white. Ha-
siL s4gs2 So: ToGATGEs Florida, per carrier 55e9
TCRIPs wilte per 6b! sla$l So d9 rutabasa. 81 Is;
MAIERCRESS. 100 punches S2ES5
HOTIOUSE PRODCCTS-CuCumbcrs more plenty ana
a higher Mushrooms selling we'll
Radishes in light supply and Rnubaro steady. To
matoes neglected We quote: CUCUMBERS, per DOZEN
SlGsl IS: LETTUCE per dozen. 50gejc: MINT. per
dozen punches. 25G5Oc: MUSHROOMS. per n. &OG5tc;
RADISfES. per 100 punches. S2GS4: RHCBARB per
dozen buBches pa coo: TOMATOES, per n, lVQ1fc-
hay AND STRAW AY-Receipts turned gu. quit.
duh to-day. made direct depression IN the mar
kst As before the main can is Tor UPPER Grades while
the common IS weak ard neglected IS the business
week will virtually close the eve OF Good tr1day.
there prompting buy something ahead; this
helped keep late prices steady. We quote; Prime
large bales Ger leo 70 91@cQS: No J. % ~ J0c; 10 =
s0gSJc. No g. 70a72l9c; small threes 55g60c CLOVER
mixed prime 7OGSOc. do clear. Jj0dJc- SIRAN-Lons
fair demand 81 1881 20 100 10 Receipts
hay and straw. In reported at the NeN-1orS
Exchange to-day: Hudson River Kali
road 80. Pennsylvania 1S9 Delaware sackawanna and
Western 100 Lehigh Valley, 10; Baltimore and ONO
2O; Ontario and Western. TO- total 1000 tons receipts
Of straw. - tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March a-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head:
market steady prime s. 1898
poor medium s. 50aS4 %. stoces and feeders 81 500
81 40: 81 40; heifers. 81 5o6S4
81 1882 80; bulls s. 2jdS4 calves S3GSJ so HOGS-Re
cepts today, 1900 head to-morr2w 5000: market
strong: and butchers s. 3OG$5 60; choics
heavy 5JGS5 67ia rough heavy s. BOA s. so: light
1888 bulk OF sales s. sass So SHEEP-Recepts
Is on head; sheep Ice higher good 70 prime wethers
81 1885 80: fair choice mixed Sc 508S4 5O Western
sheep S4GS5 So native lambs. s. s..
Cincinnati. March 29--HOGS quiet 81 S0fS5 So CAT
TIE steady. s. 2gaSi 10 SHEEP steady. SS1S4 so.
LAMBS steady. 81 5CSSG
East Buffalo. March 29.-CATTLE-Reoeipts. 100 head
Is: butchers 81 2JTS5 10: heifers So 5GdSf 63
S3aSi Is; bulls 2JQS4 feeders So 500
81 % NEAIsS-Receipts 125 head; soc higher. SjEST
TIOCs-Rsceipts head. active. pigs IOQ20c and
others so, lower: heavy s. QoGS6 C5. s. 95TS6
Workers s. Q0IS6; IS S0dSJ 50. roughs 4O
staes S4IS4 81. SHEEP AND LABIRS-Recep.s. 900
head sheep steady lambs slow l5c lower at sass 500
sh % mixed IS Is s. ..
Kansas CITY March c9.-CATTI.E-Recepts 10000
head Including zoo Southerus; market slow. steady
Fort beef steady. 81 G0S5 - fair
eoof steady 70 io lower s. Sos4 50; western fd steers
steers So 6s4 .. southern cows g 50dS3 so;
bulls 81 50dS3 s.; calves s. 75GS6 so HOGSRecalpts
sales SIS l5as5 so: heavy. s. 20nS5 32 packers s. $50
81 so: pigs and light hogs s. 4odS5 22is. SHEEP-Re-
cepts 700 head strong higher: native
lambs IS 25RS5 Western lambs S5RS5 s0a
81 30dSi yearngs 81 90GS5 IS stockers feeders
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcV-ICrlL March - lSO4-
cor FTsE,Tse coffee narket active. bat CfLer-
lres very limited and the market s-ter opening
ttsaly d unchanged prices 70 advance OF points
ruled nrll. closing steady al ret gaia CT oGl9
were reported o. $500 bags. The cary
without SPECIAL feature the foreign maTHe-s
steady, Win little change nom the QUO
tsu0ns az the previous cay and primary receipts
llgh Tie smaller movement reported OF mild Gomez and
lie light receipts Of Brazilian preparing
TOE bullsh visible supply statement a-Cula
the ar ~ me month VITA some estimating The pronsrls
4oou'J bags This oecreace. should u he ac
c0muaI.e4 by n the demand spot coffee. they
sgue would force buyers into the Brazilian markets,
winch present being held firmly about
parity win local prices which gains the local
market considered probable. Al the time.
While sentiment In general way appears be slightly
busn there is feeling that comparatively little
b. expected in te direction higher prices curing
ne summer when spot business is usually dun and
vhen. too speculation is rarely than moderately
active. particularly when 81 happens 90 De Presidential
year Receipts e. the two Brazilian ports reported
by the regular cable 1900 bags AGAINST s. ttO
BAGS f0r DAYS last year ana the interior
Santos movement called for about 600 bags against
la4Ao bass last year OF the European markets Lisyre
vas unchangee 70 = franc higher. while Hamburg
unchanged % : -fg lower RIO IS refs higher aad
Santos unchanged The sn1r market steady
win quotations on the basis Of Tor Rio No =
The rance az contract prices n She local market to-day
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

'Iuolucing bags ship tIncludiIg 81
COTToN-To-day's cotton market was moderately
actlve Fluctuations fairly broad end less
Tho approach OF the Easter holidays Uhe market VIII
close Thursday night untll the following Mon
cay seemed TO restrict outside business other than that
~ an evening nature. and . also Eee--ed THAI the
itents rather Khan entering into fresh spot in
believed operating spinning
interests buyers ss1tE. while G.
the prominent floor brokers appeared % have sell
Prom Tire standpoint u supply the o. day
oulh Receipts 81 al poins were Hght and estimates
ae 10 the into sight Tor TIE week being reduced
about uo00 bales. about 5s0eO behind years
g tan showlnE BY the wees end statistic Opposed
ths the from circles
Is talk OF curailmeut splnnes fpot
oealers seem agreed that there little Cor
spot Gotten any where The crgcods market also
lsalisiactlr1 Win demand On hand 60 mouth basis
81 the supplies % Be as small as
ocia Investigations into the would lead the
70 believe, mills viii have 20 down the Of
machinery operating 10 much greater
present noted. AT present
the spot market Is having considerable On seutl-
the absence q apparent leader The
cables rather better than expected respect 10
FIXTURES and the local market opened frm advance
- 20 II nOrts- For The first Few
ther covering soo broke under lfguI5a-
uon anc bear pressure. selling OF 10 loss
points the active Then q rally on room
covering and rather better demand. which
trhe pronounced o. the early Afternoon
Gsy selling u psc July lsIec gains 81 from
= % 80 points In the late trading however.
cation eased prices on IS 10 10 points the active
months and The market. closing steady points
Tie range o. prices the market today
folLowbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

cleaned estimated i32e.ss2 pockets. against Li'22lS
last Market Tamage. Charleston. tee
graphs Carolina movement date: Receipts. = 800
bhls sales s.2SJ bhs. market dun and weak Quota
Tons follow Domestic ordinary. 3I31acs fair % 5000
c'1141sci prime % choice, 4@GI &c; head. os'---'
Iatnat 5sg5+c. Japan, foreign nominal. DO couestl-
81 lr41tc; Java "a qJizc: Rango1n n bond 2h92tc
SlGAR-Aefned Is fTua, but quiet. with ul but
unchanged list prices quoted There VIII Re a holiday
N TIE sugar trade Good Friday. April l. and SATURDAY
Api4l : Prices quoted net, less per cent clsL y
zen GAYS; Cut loat and crushed. 5ioc. mould a. U'oc
cubes. atJc xxx powdered. s5-- powdered. coarse
powered and fruit powdered SIC. Eagle confetti 16r5
Eanua Ell 49Jc. Eagle coarse ard extra fine granulae
sc Eagle 70 cartons OF hne granglated 4sJc Eas.e
b tass and 10 bass Of hne Eranllatei. soc; Ease
n1e Eranulated. standard FranuiateG and diamond A.
400, confectionery. A. 455c: Nos ]. and g. 445c; No
=. 4-osi 20 . 485r. Nc 8 45oc. No = 4Z5c. 30 5.
4-oc No 2, Also. 10 4OScs No l.. &c;
No u. $3.50: Nos Il and 10 soc. 40 Is 3 Sc The
LONDON oeet sugar market holds steady, but a. un-
clahked prices. with March snd April at 5 Cd The
CLL&n and local markets firm the basis q last
prices Available offerings been al taken
up. The current duty paid prices follows: Cen
ulfugai 20 test 2l-32c. mls1Cva[o. 50 5-S-.
and molasses sugar. s. test. 29-S2c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

rs- g. y bss. o; go selected Hoaluras. 2ss Ms1
s:SAIcE. v.-g.a- 4sg451 Teas 49g4sc. caaaaa- 20S
flour AND ,.EAI,-whns four prices were advanced
eary ~ ts cay there vas no dsps 20 rleet tae
r wheat spring patents s. 54S5 s. winter sirs.ghts
ss - extra 10 winter s. elTSl eNt-a No winter
FY fi57-7 cl5is5 l- - resi s. s6asa IS
s5 3 i sr.s g ios - g q s-1AE SSFEi5 ,
STEADY. Quoted: I-ne wlits and yellow s. -QgSl f5
slrHg bss- Mares. 81: Ar- Sc 50 70 arrive 30 r
d-C So 90: hoaizy csop. 50 bulk sacks; clinical
r5 7 S s.aHg a ost o., ,ss ssor e,
bus5,,. wheat turned ssa-p about s-s Ia The asst hour
I. @ az i'z sf.SHee 5qt e2ssf ' gzJg l,
neas above referred TO- and mos; q which vas done
e--r5 sc ~ JAY ne Bare, was c.nlrol's1 pTiRei-
cor a S. n Decer-s- az, IS last year before
hai scored sharp advance. July going e5hC. subse
issued before the n-rt week in April In contrast to
Souhwet REGARDING crop conditions was TIE afternoon
$50 t-5a re s4ae ass-'eT Besides soyeTn;nsai
Lad generally favorable d-patcaes from Kansas Mis-
5radssr,st- de-Ts.se. 81 oS bush for re Tesi hui
go ss,s., a. - ""s 49,.
ssFts proved b Be sal aFan. Win sh'pnsats in ne
markets showed encouraging strength. but were no;
Minneapolis stocks lsl ins-easei shout 2io 90 bushels
t- the haf week No rel closed 81 o.. elevator and
s. OSISl . a1oat. Northern Duluth. 81 oiss
aG0at CORN-Actor carrying the market up 20
55iec fCr Nav On Chicago, and coke IN NeU-YorR. bull
SUPPORT which has been feature sor several days was
Withdrawn and sharply IA TIE last hour
following wheat and closing ONLY sc ret higher Senu-
reEt nevertheless hulish TIRE owing
20 small quality and continued liberal
hoard clearauees. 40 closed SSc afOat- No
. white ans 40 yellow. J6c % b sFCat. Exporters
b0uEat ! load n corn here ans io7ds at outports
0ALS-l1pTp good commission house buying Of
oats az the West which TIE market had 2 strong
early advance followed later nv reactions. and
unloading the afternoon sympathy with No
. closed kGi1c: 10 white 41lzc: No white and
white sc RNE--NarSe- steady No 2 West
Sc % arrive. prompt shipment. BARLEYNaIkeJ
quiet Feeding quoted 4oc I New-GoTA, and
mating. - Coo Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March 29.-wHEAT-spot dun; No l Cali
futures quiet. Marcn nominal. May. Sc SiSd
JULY Is SID. CORN-Spot quiet. American mixed new
A. "a Do old a. 6iad futures dull March nominal: May
As ID PEAS-Canadian steady. Sc md. FLOCR-St
Louis fancy Gull s. I'd HOPS London CPacido
steady. 65s POItk-Prims mess. Western, quiet SOS
HAAiS-Short IA % 10 70. quiet. ass Sd BACON
quiet. Cumberland cut. IS 30 % dull as.
"A 70. as Sd long clear ddes light 3 TO "a n. 37s
utddles. hTavy IS 30 -. SIS
blacks Is % n see: bellies IA 70 Is 10 4Os
sHOUIDERS-Squars. II 20 70 n dull 81s Sd BT-TTER
steady: coed United states I4s CHEESE steady; Amsr
white. 49s; do colored. Sis TALLOW-Prirns
city quiet 25s IT. sPEN IlE-sprits daIL SIS. LIN
ROSIN common; steady IS Cd LARD-Prfms western
dull ass Cd. Asrican rsnnsd n pals auss Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

The local market Tor sDot cotton closed
changed the basis % isQ0c Tor iddlinE upan5 an
IS i5c miGdilng Guf Sales. 400 baes f-r svpo~t
Southern markets feleEraphed r1fTeurs.
Mobile. NC lower lsasc Savannah ouiet &c oyye~
iasc. Charleston nothing doing. Wilmington rrrfnaI
lnchangee- Norfolk quiet &C lover e. u &c Baltimore
nominal 15c. s.. Louis quiet. unchanFes
laNc Galveston. easy &c lower al ltsc NeV-OTieans
quiet. NC 1f7sc. sales 30 bales Ne-nhfo
quiet unchanged 15c. Estimated receipts iesep
points for morrow: Al New-Orlecns FROM SO90 %
400 bales $3.50 and s86 wear.
Galvsst91 rom 900 q 6oo oaes aganst s3 last
ant 2512 year. az Houston $50 70 GO
bales. against 1871 last week and 5.240 last year.
ReretpE me po-tF and Interior ponss today con-
pares VITA the Gay last week and year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March 29.-Ciosins-COTTON. spot easter
s1a in hii as 5SiT Rrmss ss ,gs 9ss
nliddling S1sd: low m.dtllug. s0sd. good Orii-
dsy 1000 bales OF when 900 bales for speculation
Included 3aoo bsss American receipts
10000 bales. incluilng 500 bales American Futures
opened quiet and closed quiet: March 7S7d March and
April TS4d: Aprl and May. TSId. May and June 7gd
July. TTld: July and August TT3d August and
Seuterlber 751d: September and October 674d.
anf Novea.ber. GO. Novenber ana pecember. 8 3il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentins IL higher the asked
price. but business slow at the advanced rates
asked. Rosln steady quiet and unchanged Tar
ruled STEADY and unchanged with mOderats toboins
business. We quote;
URPENTINE-spiritA oil and machine bbIs. SoGoe5so-
TAR-Ou bbls 81
ROsIN-Common to good. strained. 81 s0Gs2 S. E
81 s.; F, s. o.; 9 81 30 n - 10 l. - 90 ~ % ~
NJ. So 9O4S4; y 81 53S4 10; O. 81 -; " ", 81 -
STOCK on HAND.
IuTpentine Spirits bols 4S4
. D
wilmington. March 2o.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-
Nothing doing: receipts casks EOSIN-Nohing doing:
receipts, - bills TAR firm 81 20, receipts. 256 bbIs
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. s. =. 81 and -; receipts
% bbls.
Savannah March 29-TCRPENTINE steady. SIC: sales.
12O bbls receipts 30; exports AZ ROSIN rm: sales
22 bbls. receipts Isl: exports o. Quoted A. B G D.
81 %. r 81 .: r 81 co. c. So 60 H 81 90 s. So; x.
- 30. NJ s. 90 II. 50 ae- W - 50 tu W w. - 10
Charleston March 29.--TURPENTINE and ROSIN-
Nominal
London March 20 -TURPENTINE. spirits. as 30
RCSIN--Ausroan. strained. - I'D: hne. lis 80
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwESrT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROSSEs AND CORTLASDT sTREETS
u The Leaving time from Desbrosses and COrtiandt
Streets later than that given below for
Tweaty-thrd street staIiOn. sHesDt where 0ther~ss
noted.
555 A. N. FAsS MAIL-ParlOr. sisePtns. and Dining
Cara For CheagO In4a7aRps and LoSsV sIs.D,n-
Smoking and Observation Cars cincinnati Indian
1O. as0' a g. L0 PENNSYLVANIA SIPS 1rrEDPununsn
s msS Cars Fo chS7ss Cleveland Toledo
lSs p. ~ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville tvia Cincinnati md Lo1l s IN
ass S' p N cIiIcHGo LIMITED Pgaan, slssVlHs
Srd9 and cisve1and' DinLng car. -.
SSs II M rsd.nsPo s LoHis1s 81 Touis pnIaz
Car For Gary. W. Va tvia Shenandoah valley
SIS s0 =! n. WESTERN ExPREss-zEor Chicago For
.ss oi p M PkCfFfC EXPRESS FOR PtttssurE To-
sHdoa eng SAeS Route Cleveland except
sas 2 " CLEVELAND AND eTNGG I5csSSIr E TX
PRES s,MIF0 ~ Pi ~ 9ngj. N'e''iAno
s6s p N. PiTTsBURG sPEcIAI--Dsiiy for Pitts
burg W WASH AND THE SOUTH
81 - 3 % % iG 15s SSssaaG md
snSt streets no; sS q 25 !{a5 .46s Dssbrosse5
and coriAs9dt streets ,S slo 2s S. Is Is cOhgf
:osal L9d .5.,s PaI 5a a c6rSnas streets s
sQTTE 5gS, ALI p Il
AT1ENFIc COAST LlNE-E1press sgs N ara go
D. m dsity New YORK and Florida sPe'i-'
EEABONRD AIR LINE RAILvAY.-Expr-ss - 49,. p
and Il 10 night daily. "Seaooard Elorio@ A'i
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphis
and New-treens. 3 g 1aily - - w.az-
CFIFSS PFARE 4 OHIO PAILWAY.-I-s5 q M Ne1A-
days and ~ . m SIIIyy,-- -. ,-CREorK-TEsA m
sTfC S sa 20 a m ana IS > weska.ys
PaTior Car ana standard Coaches weekday Fsr
Ter Smoking car. Parior Cars. Dihins S~'' 49,
Coaches sundays
L9Sd BRhNcF AsBURY PARK Gn,.rrsssn. sqnasys,.
third street station 8 IS @ y Is g - Is m
ard 4 Desbrosses and CortlandL o.LeoSS5.
days SUNDAYS. u IS AS a m. 500 D m
FOB PHILADELPHIA
,c. - s7s5 Is s5s SO CD5s Louis I4zited2t
Cortlandt Streets lozO. 10 -
CPenna Limited. '105S 115s a M lSS2 iSS a.
t2H - Is S455 (s455 Chicago Limited Tor Nortn INK
sdeiphia oniy $50 65S 765 IS e20 (Sb5 iof Sortn
PbUs5eirb,s 9uIyl. D m IL 10 night weekdays sun
dsJ.. sos .75S SIS % . 90 ST Louis L!m.sea9
sS5 S. Is cas-. Chesgo limited Tor North PM
a6slphia onIy) Ass. s55S. I55. 50. 20 V-@S A'e
Norta Philadelphia only u. 10 night
Ticket oaiees Nos 4s1 1854 and 2ai Broadway ls3
fifth AvCnus below ed st). 263 Fifth Avenue EOus
ST.; I House. and stations named anoVs'
Street SEQ Fulton Street 80 brSad-
way and Pennsylvania Annex station Ihe NeM- hors
hotels ard residences through 10 Destination -.
Telephons $40 Chelsea for PsnnsSlvaniA haioA1 S~
Service
" " General Manar.r Passr TrShc Manages
GEO W. BOYD
PREsenge- Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
New York Central Route
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. K.
Liberty street and south Ferry Time from souta
/ Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown bsiOW)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
CHUNK-zAOO q Is Easton ony1 $40 A e. lfas
AtO. 500 q. 80 Easton Only) p. N sundays s&n
wTIKFSB4RRE AND sCRANTON-zto CO. $40 L. n.
500 p ~ Sundays. "a rs A NJ. loo p ~
LAKEWOOD. IAKFHURsF TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-zE0 90 - 40 A n. 10 GAO. LAKE,
wood and Lakenurst onlyl no. as. 90 p. N (6oa
NJ saturdays) sundays 40 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY, 20 a. NJ, % 40 = n.
VTNELAND AND BkIDGETON-f8A0O A. NJ. fI8s
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
"a 90 IL30 A NJ. XI 20. AS $50, $50, lisa
NJ Sundays except Ocean GrOvs 500 A "a. Aoa-
PHIL DELPHTA-(READrNo TERMINALJ. sAss.
200 tsoo 300 t1o 90, titoo a "a. ~ 90 sLo@
stT4 AND CHEsTNJTr sTREETs-fazs ta1a
1850. '1I45 4 ". 'LOO t'3.t 500 100. tsss
RFABING. H4RRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IANsPORr-l4oo. q IS So .raI& GG9o, nee
Reading Pottsvie and Hrsbg only. - 90. % 90 p NJ.
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tParIor cars only. IVia
Taulaqua- xSSturdays aExcept Saturdays
House. 1sT. 2sI f7a 1900 1881 Broadway. 1s2 stu
Az. 70 Union SQUARE West t53 East I25th St. rs
west I25th st. 245 Columbus Az. New York; Cours
s. st4 $50 FULTON St Brooklyn. $50 Broadway Will
iansburg y Y Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage to Destination
W g BESI.EF. II
Vics-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r AsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

Soilee cables Fi1--Cofee market steady. n, 2 rfo
Hto- eAchaE6e. Z l-ldd. receipts u OO0 Curo dsys
teafel 10Y me United States. 1900 BAGS. cleaned ~
1l.ope LOO bags. stock 762000 BAGS. santos-Cofee
bage cWo days) stock g7S 90 baes Earnbr-g- -7res
"-aIh-i opened unchanged At 22y IN was net un-
'lateed @ = pig lower; sales 600 bags HAVE
orc market opened cuiet and unchanged: st u N
unclanGels az "a December. January and Feh-rlsrv
advanced franc other months unchanged $50 2 n
unchanged; total sales. Is Q0O bags.