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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

vancins Lettucs plenty and weaker. Mushrooms
steady. Radishes sell Well Long Island caulihowers in
good demand. Rhubarb steady with fancy Long Island
reaching S6Qss per 100 punches We quote: CUCUM-
dozen. sS9S6; LETTUCE, dozen. 5Oc4S1; MINT per
dozen punches. 2545Oc; MUSHROOMS per n. 20g5Oc:
RADISHES. per loo lunches sSg$4; RHUBARB. per
dozen lunches 25d60c.
SUNDRIES-BDESwAX- domestic wax firm al
s1c 10. MAPLE SUGAR-No stock arriving
tirely nominal HONEY-oTerings quite liberal but de-
mand moderate. and the market continues easy, with
favoring buyers. We quote: Clover. comb
10. 13d14c: do fair 70 good. 11612c; buckwheat.
comb. I001Ohc extracted. clover. 6E6sc do buckwheat
5d5sc; DO California extracted. 6g62c; do Southern,
good outlet al steady prices: further arrivals OF
selling well probable these
imported will be factor IN the market
during the balance OF the Pecans in good de-
and and firm Hickory nuts II light supply and higher
Other nuts quiet and unchanged We quote; PEANUTS,
Virginia hand picked Jumbo NJ &c; do fancy sac:
DO extras. 4l5c: do shelled Jumbo Sc; do Spanish.
steIed, No l. CSC Go No 81 9+c: do Virginia. shelled
No l. sic: do No 2 "a T3izc; PECANS. rounds lots.
graded. N. case HICKORY NTrTS. hush. SIG
81 %; BJTLNUTS. bush. 5Od75c: BLACK WAL
NUTS. bush. 75cdS1: BUTTERNUTS. per bush. 75c
GS1.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Thers only light at
tendance the market to-day and there IS sone
accumulation the market presents somewhat softer
tone In prices At the moment good medium hay OBJ
large bales per 100 n e7zc No s2Is a95c No s0a
SOC; No g. T01T2zc: or grade, 55d65c; clover mixed.
7oT1soc clover clear. b5T65c. STRAW fun quail
ties quoted at 81 Ods1 20 per 100 10 Receipts OF hay
and IN tons reported at the Produce Exchange a.
noon to-day Hudson River Railroad $50: Erie, 800
20; West Shore leo; Lehigh valley 90 total $50 tons
Receipts of straw. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, April 5. 1901.
No trading in beeyes noinally steady Dressed beef
ig at steady prices M no quit t 1na a2 bess
calves IN fair demand city dressed veais 7aailc
~ selected II ssasy lambs SLOW but nSg
lover Rs15y s4Es un1 -o. FIm fton 20 o i
per 10: dressed lambs s91oc country dressed spring
nom1aly steady Pt S 7oaS5 So per 100 70 for good
prime STATE hogs Country dressed hogs so" al SaSo
BEEyEs we're 80 head mainly for slaug 5,
steady Dressed beef was in moderate demand and far
sides latest vepoo and London cables auoSsd
SPe2 wet refFsatSr beef at s. per n Shipments
sheep and 1000 quarters OF beef estimated 10
o the 4n dve SAILING an fS 6seanG for Teo
viii take about 400 quarters OF beef for various
'cXLTEs-Recepts wer. Pa head making, with the
barely steady about tS saves were s s
81 p Per 100 no no ats salyes On saS So,es es
cases bringing high isc: country dressed weak
saiesH H. HonIss 81 veuls. I22 ID average. So s2
Newton & Co: IS v,aIs n 81 Is; 60. 1os 70
J. C. curtis & Son: veal 40 h. at s.: DO. 1sa 10
Al fG ifP 90 AID LAMBS-Recepts included single
g. so I' there nssa ve 2I si2 dass on sale
5gi feeling steady 1,- lambs car. Tere s9 10 be sd
SA y Tev STine state lambs at 81 B2it No
ported transactions in CLIPPED lambs DTesss1 u, h
general sales ooo: dressed spring lambs sold
sSies"Ksrns comTsson Company: go Western laTnbs
8 70 eV f5is az STATE smbs. o. r. a, So e2
HoGsseepts were - sas or Sgl ns@d AL o 9o a.
ssad Yo sale, rcpersd NoYiaal auotatons s. 7og
s2essc9 hogs quiet sass per u tOr heavy to light
sas.s SANDER yss;raa 81 ssas hos I, i Is
r. e5 rgysh. So n 81 $ s so +, ID DO S65 H. at
q rs "a ms SIS n. a, 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- - NeU-York, Ar-tl 5. 1904
CDFfEt-BIl.ish Influences p-e1oniuateC yesterday.
Cables @eEe little better than exnectiuE
tne estimates for the April receipts Santos were
igh There were further reports % Improvement Ia SPOT
cenf1 and there private cables received affirming
fhal TIE lg crop being damaged by dr0uth Inc
Us1ket olaie1 stealy al advance points and
Tul eene1l9 hlin WIKI demand fa--y active. coming
rom various sources. notably Wall street.
la-ges, aseIs being an interest that previously has
nct oeen llicuiary prominent tho
vas hrm az Al actance o. 2Ua5 points with sales OF
lls-du The foreign maTntLS. rcJuenllg
Laster holidays were both higher. Hamburg
gtg while 1aEre 4Gltz franc higher. Receipts
TepOresl the heavier
ports which received 10000 bags. $4,000
interior reported
bass, 2u.Z81 and krische
estimate tEe April recelfts $4,000 against
G1S.UuU year ag7 The better spot demand does not
10 much faf. tuL tie Lruness OF the spJt
month indicates tnat there tLe pressure Of
tee on me market and the appearance OF anything
tsnocS better spot demand has evidently an effect
sentiment notWithsJanc the that
soon enter The pero4 OF summer iIacon and thar visible
supplies are very heavy. Al general the buying
during The DAY appeared 70 be scattered and might hsve
Eeprsenlec rather greater amount q public attention
OF Il az least through commission houses.
Europe Seemed 20 ue buying little ly. but
houses European selling SPOT
lnarst IS dru with quotations the basis f0r
BIO SO =.
range prices the local to-day
"a q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Fer week ending Tuesday. April 3. 1904.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts FOR the week. 3i2s bbls
beans and ISIS bags exports 435 bb.s beans and
S13 BAGS imports. 1890 bags beans There
evidences q improving demand Trade has dragged
quite heavily all the week. and there has been
further shriukage Receivers havo pressed
goods Tor sale the settled
weight. present writing choice State
marrow Offering generally S. and whore there
defects quality price, fall rapidly 50 60S2 65
for quite inferior lots state medium comprise very
small Of The offerings goode
are 53bbing mainly s. %. Pea have arrived quits
freely. and the market has settled 81 IS weak:
deed. that figure hiss teen shaded n cases. Ex-
porters sim neEiecting red Kidneys while 81
pernans ne general asking price choice
SOC az g 90 and pretty good quality at So white KID
ney are Keeping Up pretty Wen because there
parnNey lev Of them Turtle soup also light suppy
ard held steady yellow have little and
late hees ~ = t90<2 s. ina selma
Fey slowly and prices IA buyers favor Scarcely any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 5.-Closing: wTIEAT-spot steady; No
California Is nd dull: May. IS Tsd: July 6s
7itd; September nominal CoRN-spot steady American
dull: NAV 4s "a: July nominal PflAs-canadian steady
HOPS at Iondon-Pacnc Coast nrm 60 l5sdfT lbs
BEEF STEADY: India 60s PORK quiet: primt
western HAMS-Short cut IA to 16 70
steady Ass Cd BACON quiet: Cumberland cut 20 to so
10 34s Cd: short RIB 16 70 - Sd; long clear mid
dies light IS to "a 10. s7si long clear mddes heavy
to 40 NJ short clear backs 10 70 20 70 36s
clear bellies ii to is No. 4Os SHOULDERS-Square II
to 10 10 quiet els. LARD dull; prime Western. In
terees ass o.: American refined. pals 35s Co. BUT
TER-Good United States steady. T4s CHEESE steady
American finest white z9s: do colored. 51s. TAILOW-
Prime city quiet. 24s. TURPENTINE-Sprits dull AS
RoSIN-Cosnmon steady Is 3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
quiet, 7Ad. LINSEED OIL dull. It's 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas city, April observation-disclosures. 1000 head.
including 400 Southerus. steady TO strong export
and dressed beef 81 6Ogs5 % fair TO good 80 500
Sd 10 Western fed steers 656S4 %. Southern
81 c5as3 -: native cows s2Qs4: native heerS So zoo
"A o. 5oTS3 -: calves. S3uS6 90. HOGS-Fe-
CENTS II go heal market 5TlOc lower; s. - bulk
o. sales IS O5a$5 20 heavy. s. l5S5 % packers 50 COG
* On Zig. ana lights, 81 25dS5 10 SHEEPReceipts.
2O0O head steady 70 strong native lambs 50 -
yearngs 75GS5 80: stockers and feeders g 5g$4 .
Union stock Yards Ptttsburg April = cattle sup
Nv Wrbt make, steady; choice s. IO9S5 prime 81 so
as5: fair So 4oas4 10 HOGsReceips - double decks:
heavy Workers So 6OgS5 65 light Workers. s. 5Sq$ CO.,
sbt. market steady prime wehers. IS 20uS5 40i CON-
mon sheep So 5Og$3 %: choice lambs 50 lOaS6 20 yea!
cal S64S6 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

81 1881 p RooTs-The market 1, steady as a rule
are IS follows. BURDoCH. C: GENTIEN, 5a5-ci
SlNai northern IS 5o9$7. western s5s$3 90; South
bIeaeSed' Icc: GoiDEN SEAL 81 Is: HELIEBoRB.
400 ~ sslsctea In buadles. ioe; sARsAPARIIA Hon
sSrjier1 7sGsfc- SNA KE VrrinIa sssS4Sc Texas 500
405 63nSdas - re natural lSc; , Mill.
Taes On eeT2n SHADES Of -four were Lowered and .s
go .ssSs - vinST 80 "a gsSfs5 T. sihTer
Fa[n; - s5 90; spring els1s s. 1888 20 extra N9
10y Z ag el9,ed; Far to geod = S0gs4 %; S9ofs 70
arisa s. iogs Is as 10 brand BAG Nal dgl egS'e5;
INC Sie la Lew q sySSi -; - Sia95 70
aETTe 30 = sacks; Standard TniaaiiaS sis 7e; oT
6os and sacks: niddiiaE s22as25 Red Dog. s24 90;
Observation-Disclosures had to go It alone yester-
operations. showed G &c sh0ugh little
Q; heavy liquidation growing OF lie besrish
weather map and TIC more favorable character OF crop
the Southwest with temperature rder. and
scattered Wednesday The Northwest
markets continued their downward course Influenced by
uiis would have to shut down reports
ms heay5 snow is za3 70 cover northern Of
me belt Including Canada decrease OK only SseVOo
only seed 20 icTase barisb sentiment around midday
me crowd hammered TIE market so vigorously. fact
tat IN attempting to cover after o'clock an advance
export sales to the loads were announced
s5h markets saoTsd mgea @ res a eGaIy
quoted At 81 os elevator and 81 o4GSl o. snoat
The few small sales thst took place local
hoavness Ire market iSr Closed ass net lower after
bush No corn closed SOC b afost; No white 0Ie
aaa S2 Seows &C. 1 al s, S (r oats sns tS
close moro less nominal No oats closed 4Ic;
10 white 4sl9c; No white 4Sc and sJandard white
Irompt shipment BARLEN-Nsrket dun; feeding was
crg.ed 4ao ! : Now-Yor< and mailing 55G6So . / +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

Tie local market snot cotton closed duh al -
polrs decline. the basis q I5c for mldClrg upland
arc ~ 25c midiiing GulE Southern spot markets
were teiegraphed ~ follows Savannah frm UNCHANGED
e. l4&c: sales II Wilmington nominal Mo-
lolk, holiday Baltimore nominal, unchanged al lie
= Louis quiet. unchanged I5itc. Charleston FIRM
unchanged. al l4zc hid. Augusta owl sc
selef. rs bales Galveston 3-l6c lower
sSo--> easy. sc higher. Lice sales 100 IA IS
Estimated receipts cotton leading points FOR to-
morrow; A. New-oreans. from LC00 70 200 bales
against and vezr nt Galveston
ron 800 800 bales against PAS last ana 505
esi wear Houson from 700 10 800 bales against 42s
As week and 2 $40 ycaC
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day CON
pared with ths day and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

slGu5ng l8 2a9 bags taken ship. 1881 bags held.
Hlss taken eE ship
CO-rON-Yeseerda,'s cotton market ruled generally
re shovrg made b the Liverpool market, which
REPORTED only 90 bales rejecting no added
flylty among British sIiuneTs as result % the Neiy
tusl r3ape-lert over the hosays- Advces frorn the
spot arkets also were against The market IN
gorn5 respects as they reelected absolutely spot c
- s5es seesoTsrfe weather EXCEPT IN some
temperature we're said 20 he little low
Then afternoon selling was accelerated ~ reports
well founded ~ further ana extensive cuall
evidently anticipated early GA The day by SPOT
interests with NeWEuelano connections for they were
reported Phiaoephau sTot people were
both and Liverpool At first there
little hesitation about selling 10y Tie local pro
4esslla- contingent VINO esileil-l4 Aa1 ue-4 tets o.
TIE market. 10 GDDrehensions tat IN TIE event 81
a. tcUnwarc movement TIE N-oileaus bL-s i-sAi
Become aggressive NeU-t Orleans hcpeNer -ia not a-
pear be buying here: Ia fact there little sign
a bah support from any source. although there was
FAR demand on TIE way Gown psft q "hiA prooaby
tsady decline Of points 20 advance Of points.
snd a the market fairly steady around the
opening figures: then began 70 work down. prices
cece5 would Dc occasional waves u buying tEat
wol5 steaG- the market slightly, tIt general way
49, -l--er was downward and t7e low point q day
81 10 ~5 yrIv "a u 74c with ct55er rerchng II SO
The session. decline Of 36H66 points. Sales were
sEirs-ed 600 00o bales RECEIPTS Tor The cay were
tlaA enough on ms cine hen1. exports c1nJiijed
iRht and better reports the crop
tfaA6 Lfe lilIeasi-ii AelA -l-eiill -e-1ets VIA
PROBABLY soon loosen thef Ef-p or supplies from lAe cur
ta emily general q arouse aITehensions that con
sumption has ALREADY been curtallel 10 the necessary
extert A. the time. many trade Interests feel
thai much ~ The selling has been for short
count; tat any squirt n spot deand would readily ad
eance prices and lead enough covering %
q material hetterrneut IN speculative markets
Toe range q contract prices in the local market to-day
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n0Sr oFFICE DEPAKTMENT. WAsHING-

L for d C March A. l9O4-Sealed proposals viii bs
received al this Department until Thursday. May 1904
al . o'clock O. m furnishing paper blank books and
other stationery rubber goods wrapping paper tWine
scales postmarkng and rating rubber stamps
canceiing mixing pads. packing boxes artists draw
ing materials letter copying presses tyPewTitlng ma
numbering machines baskets. dry goods trucks
electric fan motors u. s. flags and other supplies men
toned IN the proposals and specifications as they may be
time during the fiscal year begin
ming July 1904 ending June 30 1905 FOR the use Of
ny branch OF departmental postal service Blanks
for proposals with specifications and full instructions
will be furnished application the ntendent OF
TIE Division of Post O1ce Supplies Post Ofice Depart
msat Washington. D. c. II. G PAYNE, Postmaster
General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 5.-Domesuo woods quiet this week.
with little change In prices noted Sales have continued
satisfactory to dealers while trade old
woods are being well cleaned up The demand ia strong
for medium and low woods. with offerings very small
Many houses have quarter blood wool and demand
resulted Quotations OF lead
ing follow: Ohio and PennsyvaniaXX and
above Sac: X SIC; I. 33c. No 2. 31G32c: fine,
washed 23Q24c: washed. deIane S536c Michigan
X and above. 27a2so No l. 2949oc; No ? 2sg2eo:
unwashed. 21G22c; onequarter. three-eghths and
blood. unwashed 2525lsc Kentucky. Indiana
etcThreeeghths blood. 25d26c onequarter blood, 80
2Sc: braid 22f23c TeXas-Tweve months, nominal ak
to eight months 1914 Q16c: fall I54IB1ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iiyerpooi. April g. 4 D m-COTTON-spot in limited
demand prices % points higher; American mddng far
76d: good middling cod: mlddling. $500: low mid
ding s40d: good ordinary s8Od: ordinary led. The
OF the day 1000 bales Of which zoo bales
for speculation and export and Included 500 bales
American: futures opened steady and closed quiet
American middlng c. April. slid April and May,
SOSd; and June. O5d June and July. S.O3d; July
and August. 1894: August September. T3d: Sep
October g. i9d October and November 6.56d
Nnuenlhar Decamber. d A6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT., WASHING

ton. d. G. March 4. I904-Sealsd proposals arc
invited and this Department until
Thursday, May 5. 1904 at o'clock for furnishing
the several Executives Departments In
WashiuEton and certain Government Offices elsewhere
may require during the fiscal ending June 80 1910
TsIank forms proposals with full specifications Will be
furnished upon application TO the Superintendent OF the
Division Office Supplies. Post ONCE Department.
MashIngtcn d C u. G PAYNE. Postmaster GeneraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne is selling moderately a. unchanged
prices with machine made bbls quoted at 6sc Rosin is
quiet, steady and unchanged is selling QUITE
well in tobbing at unchanged prices We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-ON and machine bbs 5T1zq
Csc. TAR-On bbls. 81. ROSIN-Comn1on to good.
81 35 X So TO- NJ IS 9Og$4 81 O5q$4 10; G. 81 IS;
w w. 81 259S4 60.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpeltlne (bbsl $50
Wilmington. April 5.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINB-Rs-
ccipts, ROSIN-Recepts. 60 bbls. TAR-Ffrn-
81 So: receipts 192 bbls. CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ftrm.
81 -. So 40 and 81 IS; receipts 65 bbls.
Savannah. April 5-TURPENTTNE-F1rrn b24ho: sales,
I.s21 bbs; receipts 457 exports 275 ROSINFrT re
cepts 297 bbIs exports 1850; A. B. c D. 81 50
T. 81 %; e 81 60; G. 81 60 H. 81 20: g 3d. X. So 80:
", So IS: y. So CO; W G. SO 50: W W. 81 10.
Charleston. April 5.-TURPENTTNE and ROsIN noni-
nal. -
ROSIN-American, strained. as 71zd: fine. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

otton Exchange special Liverpool cabes.Spot cotton
49, sales. 1000 bales speculation export 200
Sellcan eco; receipts 2ooo: American 1900; nlG
f5sss lpiane 500: futures opened STEADY u points
-te on neas and 10 pl3nts higher distant options
priets net I point lower . higher old. and
~ Doins lower crop April. sid: Aprl-May
49, Aay-Juue. + I'D: Juue-1uv, C3d: July-August
seis Aesuzt -sertenher. I'D: September October,
tctobcr-Novem5er. N5Gl: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
anncl csteTlarns duh: cl1ths moderate
N1Sel'he market for essential oils steady 20
80 falry srVe with prices quoted follows:
fsrrFHh N.Y., tins. 81 eSQS3. Gases. s. %: SPEAR
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. K.
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown oslo~)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MACca
CHUNk-z400 q IS Easton onlyl. 310 a. NJ lso.
40. 500 (5.45 Easton o1ly) P. " Sundays s&ss
wfLkEsBxRRE AND scKASToS-r4oo. sts l. NJ.
500 y " sundays z425 A. N. 90 p ~
BARNEGAT-z4O 90. 40 A ". 80 (3-40. LAKE,
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. s5oo 2. II (sot
P " saturdays). sundays, 40 A. "a
ATLANTIC CITY-sS.4O a. M, "a p ".
YINELAND AND BRIDGETON-4zAoo n NJ. s1ss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z40 8 113O A. NJ. x12O. 445. $50. $40 1859
P. NJ sunsays except Ocean Grows. LOO A NJ AGO.
PHIL ADEIPHIA-CREAD TER1INAL). .Aaa
T. 90 - 90 's09 tiiSS 4 "a taSs sisS
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-Gtrs tssa
1850. MS 4 ". 400. gao 500. 100. ts.3s
KEADISG HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IANsPoRIat CO. "a tsS7. lt9I9. GlS;s0 me-
Reading POttsyiIIs and Grsb's only t4oo. tsss p NJ
sunday SUNDAY only. tParIor cars only. ivis
Of1ces: Liberty ST Ferry. south Ferry. Astor
House. 49,, gel. 49, 1900. 1888 Broadway. 1ss sth
west 1e5th St. 245 Columbus Av- New York: Court
ST. Fulton 81. Brooklyn; GOO Broadway Will
iausburs. y Y Transfer Co. calls and checks
baggage destination-
". @ BESLER. n BURT.
vice-Pres and Ger Mgr Gen Pass'r AEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

I9O4-sealed proposals. In trplcats, FOR converting
bufdtnE Battery. Governors Island into Post
Exchange Building. VIII be received here until II A. ~,
Apr "a 1904 u s. right TO reject or all
bids Information furnished application Envelopes
Containing proposals Will be endorsed Proposals for Post
Exchange Building J. ". JACOBS. A q NJ G.
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Railroads.

DEMhSYLvAMlA
81 RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDr STREETS
The leaving time from ssa 70,
Twsnty-tiId street staIion. saesDs ~hsf' oshsrw''
'-ss A. N; FAsE MAIL.ParIOr. slesPns and Dining
s.s5 a NJ 81. LoGIs LiMi fED.1paman sIssPlns.
smokins. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
lo::s 4. Ii, PEsNs9 Ri1 LIMIrED.1Pulm.n
meHt Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and De-
I.ss r.. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
dianaeoiia csesso 81 Louis plnlns
smPinE snd oss.2vaon da Fur To-
$50 F. g. ST IouIs h E2xxPkEss-for Pntseurs.
ear Fof GaSa " va VIA shsnan6oas Vs
s.s5 r. II. WESTERN ExPREss.--FOr chicaEo. For
.5s e1GeP[ fs5Grdsy 1ls9s car Pt,burx To-
s%S and Ghie4sS FO MnS5vs sa MD SEED. ses
PRESsFoS Fttssufs cfsSs3and SacHnsL
sss p NJ P Pr sPEc1AL-Dany Pitts
wAsHIN6ToS AND THE SOUTH,
q ao 10 s. M 10 !i Esss $50 sDe
.s5Oc snd 9inRg 9' & 10 nss
gne1y ~ p rs ilg PsIa, an and 5 nj car Is
AS. AS 6esbrossss and cOrtianat 6ls'.
sOUTHEeN RkTLWAY.-Expr.ss lass. 3 p. as ?.
t2.1O night daily. "southern's Palm Limited W
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Exprezs. e2s a ana 3
p n daily. New York and Florida Special XIV
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Erpress. lass D m
and 10 10 night daily. ''seabOard Florida Limited
NORFOLK "a ASD N.Y. WESTERN RAILwAr.-For Msmphi,
cH Hes oaTo ? R% Al
Foa sac of 1 5o # doM hRtK and NoRFoLK-7
AffSNfiS S ~ s:.s s.y:;
PapfoTy Cars ' ana ggtandar3 Coaches on %eekdays
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and stAneau
Coaches on Sundays
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK nnterIaken sundsysl.
Ocean Grove Point Pleasant from West Twenty
ana p 10 night %esk-dSys Sundays p 10 e.2s a
No p 3d. "a o NJ and q is night week
Fos PHiIADELPHIA.
COS. T.2J SIS. 80 . Us Louis Lfrnitedl
PsnEa Tinitsd5. .ios5 ii5s m TESS .iss 70
CDesbrosses Corandt Streets. 220. 81 q Is 35o
I25 'o5 ABS cas- Chicago Limited for Nortn Phil
ts5 isd S65 f fays ss Is .sss st. Louis s
ssS cio 2' Penns L!missdo lo5 a. M ~ k 80 5 %
.tsphs OnIy) Ass. -555. T55. Us. 923 SsS Tor
North Philadelphia onIy) IL 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4sl 1854 iIs Broadway: ISL
Fifth Avenue Coelow I'd ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corns
10Th ST.: l House. and stations named above:
and Pennsylvania Annex station The New-1ork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through To destination
Telephone $40 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
W. W. iTTERRURY. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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ton d. c. March "a i9O4-Seaed proposals VIII Be
received At this Department Thursday Eay 3 l+
p for furnishing for the use o. IT'S
supplies consisting OF wire r. els olIs
small maeable-ron castings steel OILS aces. 1890
iaclng and for the once OF FOFel8n
MANS lead seals and presses therefor. such quantities
81 the different articles. respectively, and az slch times
nd they De ordered Curls ne
asca year beginning July 1901 complete LIST OF me
artclss desired with fun SPECIFICATIONS ana form OF p
uosaI will furnished Application 70 tns Se9n4
Assistant Postmaster General P J. WHINE Ac,lns
plsfrn asf General.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

DAILY. TDaily. except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Ofces; Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Aston House.
1877 261. 4g4. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1872 5tn Az. IS
Union square west 153 East 125th St. 7TS West 1ssth
245 Columbus Ave. New YORK: Court St. 344
Fulton St. Brooktyn $40 Broadway. Williams
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for and shsolks
baggage to destination
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:anrart prices In the local market to-day

Lorelgn lo1ee ALar6et--o--3dee r1lF-et stea1yi 70
rve days. ceare5 tor the Jn.ted States 1850 bags
Santos-Cottee good
erage Santos. 5$800 receipts. 6U1O naEs oaysls
STOCK So U0O baE Haubu-gCocee market opened PIG
higher. q $50 = pfS higher sales, 5000
bsPs. stock Hamblrs. L5s7.uuU. II which L4llcoy
Brazilian: month. los ub OF which laUl.Uu0
Brazilian. Heyre-Ccee market o7cned steady, =
Ia franc higher a. i unchanged al July
August = lower. lower. 4
b.s0 n advanced = franc; total sales. 5000 bags.
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New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield
BOSTON q ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains leave t9O2 A NJ. t12O0 noon. 400 y IA
eli 90 p. NJ.
Tickets at Ns-Yor Central tieke. Offices fs7. sn<
1915 Broadway. and Grand Central station
A II GEORGE a. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger AcEA