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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
X Il TIME TABLE
H & T. c.. " est BoQnd.

H at. c.. West Bound.
no IS leaves 80 an
No IS leaves IA pm
No N arrives IS pm-Does not run west WaxA.
40. rs mixed leaves AS am-Daiiy except sun,
East Bound.
NO leaves 9 :4s AN. Connects al Garrett. FOR
Dallas and al Ennis for Houston.
40 - leaves $3.50 pm-Starts from WaxahAchie
80 ~ leaves 3 .6 ON
No d leaves u pm-Daly except sunday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
Cures Coughs and Colds

Mrs. &. Peterson. 625 Lake St..
Topeka, Kansas, says: "Of all
cough remedies Billiards. HoFe-
hound Syrup is my favorite; II has
done and will do all that is claimed
for ito speedily cure all coughs
and colds and it is so sweet and
pleasant to the taste" DC, 50c,
sl.O0 bottle Sold by Hood Il Mar
tin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07

WHEN will Mr.. Chairman Wells
cali the meeting Of the state execu-
tive conmittee9 It's high time
something was doing Il we want to
have hand In the nomination OF
the next democratic candidate for
president.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07

IaS'1 Il about tIne theirs WAS i
cali for = meesfne Of kha county e..
ecugige COMMITTEES TO az the date
FOR primariea ID elect delegates 20
the afafe convention which selects
delegates se the national conven-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07

San Francisco, Sacramento, Los
Angeles, Cal. -Seeond-elass colonist
rate to above points $500 lone way.
Tickets on sale to April 30, 1904.
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Cord wood I. %. b. Waxahaehie
x2IJ per cord. Geo Patterson.
Lancaster, Texas. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24

market is steady. With good demand am
'a 7 lss TrgEl9 l9zs; oria2oo 2 sc; TaInTso.
EieIlo taeo Ia 58ayra and Caracas. -; Payta and
Tat5e i5s asosaa i5e San AntaSio and LAREDO IS
~ e- -s elected aliy paid Pyta 49, Pro
Aaracai3o ls-c: savaHa. lac. MstaHoras. I4al434c:
LEATHER-Ths marker. holds steady. demand fairly
Acd FIRST selection. s2Gc. seconds 2lq24c: thirds 209
2a4e: thrds 5oaS2s bellies. l5gI6e. betting buts $40
NE-Als-TIN-As compared with last Saturdays
50, declining rs 20 25 5s and futures d Is Cd to
Py With he enss abfoSd . at q a5a2 5o COP
~ aas.-eed ~ -,oHe4n gaining 20 % 70
copper was quiet Lake Is S1oed e. y 500 Y I5c ana
ae@ael 3 90 m Tie Lgneon marie g III LIS ga but
s9ser UNCHANGED At 2gigc IN the local al.FAet ana
5laa5 and 81 Is 81 in aidGIes6oro Locally iron was
unchanged No foundry Northsrn Is quoted at slSaSle;
In2 10 t2gnd Sog1hs7 2 =. S1 ss4 Ssis Steady de-
ly15s sjoe5s IN ars, hands ample buf there I. no
selling pressure. Quotations follows; MoL-ASSES-NeN-
S Y2 9s I 2Se; Nev6rleans obsn heie 81 a57o,
SYRIPs-Conmon. l4Ql5c; fair. l0glso good. l992lci
OCEAN FRIlIGHl.-lne eeeIaI ooilaltios OF lhs a.
business 81 the day light In sai tonnage trading YES
mad Was noticed and rates were nrIn- the foreign
ehrnse in rates ouosiians Antwerp. ID: Liverpool
Ia 1850 -, rs. f-lstol 2ds RottendaIn Slfc
Hamburg. - pfgs Bremen "a PIGS cotton 70 &
tons. general hence TO Bor-
deatx Us prompt le6 tons phosphate
Feruandina % United Kingdom or Continent pFlNaIs
terms Februar-A arch German steamer soS tons I'M
be- Araiahic5la 10 United Kiagdom or CoHtnens SOS
$50 tons. lumber Fenss
coa H. Fuenos Avres March, German etessr LtAs
tons lumber Culf Rosario. 81 ApIlli NorNeaas@
India trade, one rlp W 49,
early March. British schooner 10 l14,
vile % French West India island - 90 scnooner 90
tors ties Jaczsanve NeT-nork Lee senootess
New YORK CT tsonQolI - OF
81 toyaEe: Brsh schooner. go tons coal hence 70 .
IL mar 10 Neu-York private terms echooIeT -.
ca rt Iserv 10 Norfolk coo; schooner gsl tonA eoa
Norf5iE 10 Boston 81 90 days: 6ash 80 tons
70 Juan secono p3it - ~ S"e-s-
eteT-rer ge5 tons coal Baltimore 70 ttoslo g 80
on S1e ootoussed Oh market to-day showed une
1irseed an Isl quiet and steady f.s.lneo W.
TTiffopf change either general condlioIs OF
quote: pF-r3Or.Tst-M standard Wlte 1'is -
81 ~. pfs5sbis hbls s. %: bulk, 50; RENEE cses'
re-Tork bbls test. SO %. bulk = 70 90 -.
huIt white cases -
Ihadepha. SI4 o.: COTTONSEED OIL pseS se.t.
mlls S2aa2iscs prime sumner ~5--s s-f-tc-
SsfoTg Al T. f2s n5nns IINsEED OH ArneTleen sete
city raw, 4Oas2c: OF raw SsSs "o Sleu''1' '
ESSENTIAL oIiS-The market presents steady 70 I'm
temper. with good sobbing dernand Ess So. e. a.
se-- Sd 2sss -. tsnsv S. s5Gs4; penny-oyal 81 10
ctronelln. 21d2oc ROOISFolael - ~ -
Srf frrn md rnFerr Arm Oher ro2ts re steys
fairly Eood tobbinC demand ss- T-es.s-S 60
ats northern. 80 2.tris
s. 20: soathe-e q soGS5s glnger lo1 -
hraohes IOc: hurdOck. Co. Eentia otc lsleo - -.
sorcs 0G-c uconce ordinary, 4c. IN pales e -. ~
erlocteE lundlos 1oc. ssrepartlla- hoolias
60 %: tcleEA Western 1880. S1uiheEn. tS-S'Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
snak. vlrEnia &c; re1.. &c c.nsea 800 natur

snake Virginia S5c: 2o922ci natural
PRovIsIoNs-The course % the provision market to
day and unsettled After opening rather
firm II eesed of under larger receipts OF hogs az Chi
futures market showed weakness OF the spot
article were firm in their views and were holding Lor
family SIC: shorI Clear f1SSsif BEEF arm: Quoted
4ess SsgSS 90; family. sllgS1 90 packet SloqSlo 9o
quoted. so 5oQS22 BLESSED HOES f7m; quoted:
Isl L. 70 5'ss; leo 70 Use l4o 10 5c; PISS
steady quoted. SC. Pcked hams quiet quoted. Ioglle
easy: quoted s10c; city lara oUie: ouotsd sc re-
and lard easy quoted: South America s5Oc: Continent.
&c: SIEARJNE quiet; quoted OIeo. 65so; city lard.
RICE-The local demand is much better with nruer
unaeTone while the southern markets active in
cases y others rather quiet Tanlage. New-Oreans. te
1853 $50 sacks against 90 $40 last wear. sales cleaned
ea ed az lol42i6 pockets against lo30 sz4 last
Ina crop movement to date: Recsipt % 6so bBis sales
- So bbs; market quiet Quotations follow: Domestic.
zsa5o; head. 81 05.c: Patna 5.a5c; Japan foreign
Eornal; % Domestic, 3g44c; Java, 4ld5lsc Ralgoon,
SUGAR Refined sugar steady TO nrn wien prices
elarged tCt well held. and the demand in cases
Seyen days Cut Loaf and crushed Use eagle tablets.
c63c; mould A. 4s1c; cubes, 47oc X-SNcX powdered.
15Jc eagle confectioners' rrastes To- earie coarse
extra fine graduated and 2O cartons OF fne ranuIatd
4c easle ne graduated. standard GRADUATED and dia
rond a. 445c: confectionery a 4.30c: 30 l. and 3.
SS-2sSe No p 5000 No 10. 3S5c; No II. soc; No T.
Zoe No Is 31Oci Nos Il and Is. &C: 40 Is. 3G0c.
W abroad Rehners would be ready buyers
OF cost and freight l-32c but Il tat
hothlng can be had FOR less than Lice The duty paid
- ieS muscovado. and 2c FOR 50 test molasses sugar
ss gon beet sugar market was firm aGysncing 2td
So - -, al cane advanced l-zd, rms put beet
sugar Up 10 IS IA FOR both February AID March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24

Bernuea firm Sweet potatoes steady. Onions have stead
frozen such DRAG at low and Irregular agares Can
Tos and local winter vegetables in 1ncdsats supply ana
supply ana while Strictly fanv has sd veil many lots
@ oeen Of unattrcye quality and dragging Al irrss-
Seie6 toward the close under heavy receP,s Norfolk
in prime oondi:oa Be-5a 5s Hsvsns veEetabiss meet
ing good outlet. California cauaoers SIN plenty
quote? ATJ lEs1es range H00 tlS e 4 5S me
Island in bulk Per Dol S31S3 so. Jersey 50 1893 2
Western Per bae s. e5s2 "a DO Domestic chilled and
Irzsl Per bag 81 5UUS do Scotch and German.
@ 70 sack s. 70 Do Irish Enssh and Besian per SACK
Per BASKET 75-5Sl 3: BRUSSELS sPRouTs Per quart
Do tops Of 81 5S1 IS do New-Oreans rer 100 lunches
e DO Bs-1uea per crate S1qSI 50; DO old per Dol.
Ns7-orlea9s r.. 100 bunehes' S5ss6 10 3D. washed.
req P Pen s,o Re l0 sloas1 % Danish 0 seed
Havana per 66i s29s2 81 AIrF5w f5Rs F5riaa 40
per case or basket 81 5od$3 Do California per 81 80
STsS az 90 per half case 81 254& %; DO large New
crate S@St: CELERY. per dozen. 1OG5Oc; EsCAROLE
HoRsEfA DISH per ~ s kAf ii %1f5t SO 5E = b5I 81;
Orleans per hi sags rE Fak sl62I @ do T' 100
5{ay $50 okA Forda per carrier $2aSS; DO
red ss 1 oHa - n White per Dol - Sgs9 90 90
yellow per baF SiSs2 Coz 10 STATE and Wegtsfn White
per Dbl s. 5oas5 sos per crate 81 a5GS2 so do red
Orleans per 100 bu1cies $4a$6 PE,PPERs Fiorida
teNana, 81 SS3 30; PEAS. Florida, per basket
SlnN3 PARSLEY, Bermuda. per crate 81 50GS3 so; do
california 100 punches. SfdS6; do New-Orleans
lVO punches, S4n&T. PARS-IfS. bbl So 5oGS2 20:
ROMAINEc. FlCrda- basket. S%1S2 20. do Nevv-Or
leans. per Dbl S2d$4 do Bermuda. T5cdS1 .;
EADlSHES, Florida, long. basket. S11fS2: do New
Orleans per punches S1as2. DO Norfolk per basket
20; STRING BEANS, Florida. per crate S19
81 80; DO fat wax. S1G$2 *. do round wax, S1a$2;
SPINACH. Norfolk. per bh 81 5O6S5 So do Orleans.
psr large Dbl S5aS5; SQUASH Hubbard Dbl 81 755
g =. do marrow. 81 hOrS1 80; TOMATOES. Florida
carrier ca sl4$5 TJFNIPs rItab1ga Ieg Dbl. 81 SOC
HOUSE PRoDICTs-CCCUMBEB per dozen. 35c9
81 So LETTUCE. dozen. 290f5Oc: do 5Oco
81 90; MUSHROOMS. per n 1Od40c; RADISHHES. Per
LOO punches 81 50d$3 RHUBARB, per dozen punches.
25n75c: TOMATOES. per 70 1011Sc.
HAY AND STRAW.-Supplies quite liberal. but
with the Of trade easilv absorbed.
and duoahe change IN prices named Business
day generally active We Prime. bales,
100 10 S10S1 o.: No I. 92aT97i5c: No S215 GS5c:
3. 72zd1TiRc: grade 5O55c. clover mixed 651367
clover, clear. 67izG61izc STT2AW-Long firm at
81 10dS1 % 100 n: clearing we'll.
wheat 50dj5c tangled Western, 55a9Oc peat moss so
Receipts Of hay and straw in tons reported
the Produce Exchange at noon today: Hudson River
Railroad. 115O; Erie Railroad. 800: Pennsylvania Rail-
road 100; Delaware Laclavanna and Western Railroad.
30; West Shore Railroad. 50; Lehgh Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. go Ontario and Western.
20: Central Railroad OF New-Jersey 10: 1850.
ceipts OF straw. 10 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-. Ilssrus-y e - p. -.


New-Yorl- February %. 1904.
coFFEE-The market opened irregular at decline
unchanged prices decline q 20 points, although
rscspts ght the foreign markets not 50 low
expected the reaching here q VI
financial conditions abroad result q The de-
scattering demand here and this promptly supplied
b. importers and certain Wall street houses AROUND
midday the market seadied partial . points ult
lost Improvement again. ruling su easier Just be
the close Prices finally steady az net de-
o. 10 20 points with The positions showing
the weakness dcatiug apparently some pre-
henson deliveries. Sales estimated az 5000
but partial recovery before the opening o. tie
local market. with decline OF lA0ls francs az The
close, compared with last saturday Hamburg VAS
hGlA pigs lower. As Tor receipts they were light
Tor both Saturday and Monday. Receipts az the two
ports on Monday according 10 The days cables were
e4o00 bags, against 100 BAGS Saturday and lgO
BAGS last The INFERIOR had 400 bags Monday,
pointer vas Tor slightly heavier movement IN the near
future but generally speaking light receipts expected
buu visible supplies 81 coffee very large, ana this
tac apIeaT % he exciting more attention than few
GAYS ago 70 the restriction OF popular demand The spot
market was quiet. with quotations nominal Total ware
hose deliveries m The United States the week
49, oass aealnst - 1913 bags last week aud l525l6
enount New York reported % IA 6ags santos rece-s
to.,Ihe week aggregated 5000 bags compared with
o1oU oa6s last week and 10000 bags for the
sl9ll- Week last year. Receipts RIO aggregated
eiUto haEs, against 63o0o bers week and % 900
baFs last year. RIO shipped 21eO bags 20 he Uu-s5
States santos shipped 1900 bags the United a
heeipts at Bahia Tor the week bags pre- I'd
stock. SO hays shipments 20 Germany 300 bass
The range of contract prices in ths local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. February 3. 1904.
Dressed beef steady at 5gse per NJ With choice quality
quoted the market higher live cattle selling at Ilq12o
ports to-day Tomorrow the Cevic, to Liverpool
will take gu; $50 cattle equally diyidsd o between
sheep for the latter ara about 800 quarters OF beef
q; H. Hanmond Co; and the cedr,e to TIE same port
CALVES RECEIPTS we're So head al FOR the MARKET AR
sale At the upper yards veas were steady but At Jersey
common 10 choice veals sold at s. 60s$a . per n
5 6RSa on on tsd 'ay t da Teas STEADY at
per y; country dressed Do at 7g12o
e per 100 y 60 90 li3 n at 50 l2s; DO rs n at
H. H Hollis: 80 veals 1856 u. at 50 % d. l6s n At
q. Curtis Son: veal. I74 n 50; DO. III n
$ Sanders, 20 veals l4e 70 50; q %. iss n. a;
Nswton & Co: "a veaia 1872 n at s. 70' do % 10
At Tsa shannon: yeqs 40 p = at 50; 81 DO las n
SfSPSsrson q Cot venls 125 70. at s. 5O do 100
10 sI az So AND 1AMBs-Receipts were s1so head IN
market. maLng win tne sa.e . Choice lambs
About three unsolt AZ late hour
f 70 IN ehSee lambs at 50 f5fs7; s5aS5 so
Dressed steady at 7Q9o per 70; dressed anos At
sas Hume BT2 III e sst' :, i1 e SIS 81 no 70
DO II NJ at s. so 2lo western 90. 20 y at So -
s. 1S9 state lambs 81 -. az 80 I'm co %
n. al s. ~. ! sheep 10, fh 40 s.
BuTal1 DO a. q. az So 70 10 state cls % TO- al
Newton & % state lauls - H. az - %; . GULL.
70 n al s. -. 10 State sheep. ia n. az 81 90
y Harrington. so Buffalo lambs. $ n, 81 30 70.
Hollis: 81 state lambs 81 70 At 80 20; Il seate
sheap fc6 % a Is -; Al 40. 100 n. az 81
noes - cars. or 8SiI head includlng
market firm % 1oc HIGHER. Prime
SITE ard .-nsvvaua hogs quoted 81 s. s54$B per 100
Country dressed hogs unchanged
late yester3ayl-H II Hollis: - Sate pigs.
"a ~ everaro per 100 10 % state hogs, la y at
$ lo2 90 Il: y at s. So roushs l45 n at s. 50;
sande-s: is State hogs I3s n. s. 70; rOughE,
MrPheTs5n & Co.. 10 Pennsylvania pigs. 100 n at
81 20 - - .. -. - -. a
roughs e12 -. az s. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb. 23.-W1th the wool market steady snd
confident that the will
Satisfactory The clip IS hand. and
OF be carried viii
There Is a steady In territory woods
ket pulled woods Is firm. with moderate offerings
Foreign woods quiet Current quotations may be
married as follows. Ohio and Pennsylvanla-XX and
above. 34G34i.c- X SOG31c. No L 33c. No . 32733c.
fine unwashed % gao: one-haf blood. unwashsd 25
aS. three-eighths blood. unwashed 2JQ2c ons-quartr
blood. uawashed. 2l225c; fine washed deaine $685.
NUchigan-X and above. nominal. No Z. 2S4S0c- 80
2Sa2ec: hne unwashsd 21Q2c CEe-quartsr blood. un-
washed. 25T251ac: threeefghrh blood.
one-haf blood. unWashed 2jG26c: fine washed deaIue
nominal Kentucky. Indi1na- etc-Three-eghths blood
24G25c: oue-Quarer blood. 2425c: braid 22723c Ter
ritory-Idahe. nne. l5eisc; heavy. hne. 13s1ic hns
medium 16 eac; medium lee lie: low medium lI1sc.
Wyoming fns. 15d1Gc heavy fine 13Gl4c; medium
16f11Tc medium 1S-Ifgr- low medium 1890.
Nevada. fine 15l16c. heavy. 15G1fc. fns r--Ifl
e1zI5c. medium. 1sI1oc medium ooc- uayot1
fine. ice. dne medium. 1S1I1c, medium ISGIac low
medium. 1sn@pc Noltana-klne choice. f9s320c hns
medium. choice. 1925; average Isg19c staple 1920;
medium choice. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

NOIION-festerdays cotton market was active and
- uIles excited Il opened rather quiet but soon
sSee N interest and curing the middle session ruled
lS'ef e point higher. and there brief interval
eesless under liquidation by outside holders. who
49, apparently willing 20 take existing profits rather
- l-A the rlsE OF Unsettling later
$50 L1NeNer The local bull leader began support
e.iA showed strongly advancing tendency.
- s-.-Ig lor March. which jumped 80 points lead
e.5rts 80 o corner in that position. and with
~ -. Agnt prices here worked upward gradually
rniddsv $50 snort side were reached Shortly after
guiv "a vas selling around -4.60, MAY - SIS and
kiEef us representing a LCt advance of about
On tie more active positions and aC-
prices a. as Few days OF practically - Such
reaizrc seemed attractive smaller longs and
sevesI $3.50 cement set IN that eased the market on
ensd tbs $50 The less aggressive support erbold-
tendency 70 90 short for a and later this
in Berlin 80 lIeasod by ruEDOrs OF financial trouble
eralv i4lnei less satisfactory gcn-
we're ff-,t.sl . matter Of 81 points sales
w.. az coo. 900 bales Port receIrts for fbe
Interior -s about One-thlrd OF last year's and the
The srs.i- -. nae less than haf o. last Years.
slEht for - 20 a. reducuon in The estimated o.
bales 4. -e week which, formerly placed al 100 Goo
rs 90 a. injured al about 100000 bales against
abrunf fsl,sl. me bears. q claim thar
panied b. - - - me movement which T. accom-
IAs dersvs most publish sort Of advCeB concerning
South hi 90 and the scarcity spot cotton IN fhe
N sy the result % 8 tendency among hold
rhta tbs SlI higher prices toward the end season
fof- Guile az naturally and hack
calm .bss - nFestigutions into the Of the CROP
Aauso1 y represents the approach OF interior eT-
there a.. -AloftH Tor the day very light but
crector = - tiiueo talk OF Improvement IN tits
-. ~ IN The near future
a. fos contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb IS. 4 p m--COTTOS-5pot. moderats
business done prices points higher American nddius
fair TG6d; good mfddiing. T5od. mi1dling 4Od.
middIing T34d. good ordinary. T2bi: ordinary TO4d
re sales the day 1000 bales 500
speculation and export and included $500 American
Receipts bales including p 200 American Futures
opened quiet and closed hrr1: American mddnig
Februar 74od; February and March. I40d. March and
Anrii zOd April and May T41d; Nay ard E2d.
June and July. 42d; July ana August 4Ot: August
and September I'D: September and October. 8 SD:
october and November. G21d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
soUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Fen. 23-Closing: WHEAT-Spot nominal.
futures March. 6 I'D; May. 1870: july
6s 1910. CORN-Spot hrUS American mixed new 44d:
American mixed old hrm. As ID; futures Qust: March
As $50: Nay. 4s $50 PEAS-Caradan steady. IS sid
FIOI-R-St Louis fancy winter dull s. Sd HOPS-At
London CPacihc CoasO hrm. IS I5sdET l5s BEEF
FTrrn. mess. Cos 81. PORE-Prln1a r1ses
Western steady 66s Sd. BACON-Long clear - u "a
n frn SIS: long mddes heavy So 70 20 n frr,
sss short clear backs IS 70 D -. r 3Ts: bellies
II 70 n. quiet 3D. Cumberland cut 26 10 81 N
ouIet SIS; nib. IS "A steady Sss shoulfs-s
square II 13 n. steady. 34s Sd LARn-F1ru: prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24

r11ts Iafet = gDot cott0n clofed quiet 81 30
t7f r-i-ri, % l-eoo Tor mdllng upland ana -
Elphss =. Sslt southern SPOT MAJ tce-
higher .DtiNs Mobile nominal Savannah quiet i
col bslee ~ Soliolk steady &c higher gt lshc: saes
fr ur.- ss,-if nm unchanged 135sc: Charleston
la 49, et &c bid; Augusta quiet nc higher az
ssies 49, bales; NewOrleans frr \ o higher al lsc;
Tor hstinnated receipts leading points
sEsin-t = - AZ New-Orleans. . 600 oO0O bales.
- est week md f.518 bales At
ooo9 q &bO0 balea cor1pared uifh 3 800 bales
Tro 80 oooe bales last ao0
ot.et last year ~ ''-'' "04es .AAt week 1la "'o-o
sarss 49,, ne ports ana interior points today con-
~ --- tIe sarne day laat anh Lar vaar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILHOAD.

STATIONS f29t q WEST TyT59T T,TI1IRD STREET
- The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortiands
Twe1tythird street station. except where otherwise
is 4 NJ FAST MAI1.-Parior. Sleeping. and Dining
s55 A. VI sT L6TiIs TMTffEDG 1 sleeping
smoking. and Observation Cars CincinnatL Indian
1875 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA L1sr1rED-PuIlrnan
sSp Cara For cRssRs 1s3 Toeo Sd De-
LIS P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For NaSavills (via ciRcinnat and Loulsyiile). IN
~ p ~ frkISqqTTIr, TS sl-epfnr
smoking. aad Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
SIS P. II. ST LoU1s EXSPREss-For Pi,sseurs:
Car. For Gary. W. Va (via Shenandoah Valley
SIS p. VI. WESTERN ExFREss-yor Chicago For
7.55 p " PACTFiC ExPREssS For Ptttsburg. To-
aHoah Tsey Roat. CONNECTS for Cleveland
as p. " CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PRESS-For Pittshurg. Cleveland. CinclnnatL IN
s.55 P. n. PTTTsBURG sPEc1AL-Dary for Pitts
WasHINGTox AND THE. soCTH: s.....
T65 IS - . 1910 g1es6rosses and Cortla1d S Co.
iandt streets 2o9. O. . 6ongrsssioral Limited. an
and Cortlandt streets 5.1Ol, s25 m, 10 nlgas-
SoDai Limited an P I and Dining Cars) g ..
.425 '455 C1esbrosses and Cortlandt Streets BID.
soT5fEt AYE.Dr.., z - r e ? BE- 54S
ATIANTIC COAST IrNE-Expross. Is a m and Is
D m daily. New York and Florida Special ~AO
sEAFoARD AIR LINE RAIwAYEzprsss Y So, p n
and 121O night daily. "ssabOard Florida Liini'ea'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cIiEsA PFAKE { OHIO ORH1LW3Y-7s5 a week
days and 4.55 m. daily
week DAYS ard rs m daily - s.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 a m. and 255 .. m. Week-aaLs
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches week days Par.
Tor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car and stanAIa
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-I2 s. D n, ysslS-days 49, -.-..,,,
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK Untsriaken sundaysl.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant tfrou1 West Twenty
third street Station, 6 50 Il .. 30 40 p m
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays, n 10 9 p a. n
and 50 m. From DesbTosses and COrtlandt streets
days Sundays L ID 9.45 a IA. 90 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos T25. y IS S25 S55 - . 85h Louis LluiteD,
30 CesbrOsses and Cortland Streets. 1920 10 p
esbrosses and Cortlandt 255 '9 IS. 955.
425 - Is ASS 80 IS Chicago Limited for North Phil
adelphia Ony), '555 655 755 S25 925 955 for North
Philadelphia only, Il. 10 night weekdays. sun
DAYS sos sT55 s25 20 . Cs955 St Louis Llmiteil.
e55 ('1O - Penna L1itedI 30 IS m. IS. q S.
aeelphia onIyl. .455 '5.55. T.55 SIS Q Is 055 Tor
North Philadelphia only m. L. 10 night
Ticket ofees Nos 4s1 1854 11s and 2s1 Broadway;
18th ST.; Astor House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New-Yors
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination
Telephone '543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. ". ATTERRURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Passr Trzfnc Manager.
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

- once OF the Coast and Geodeas survey wash
and then opened. for building STEAM PROPELLER
or WOOD for the Coast and Geodetc Survey. Length
b.een perperdiculars 100 Breadth q
OF Hold "A Ga inches The right Is reserved 70
waive informGtles and reject any al bids For plans
and specifications apply 20 o. II. TITTMANTN Super
inendent. and Geodstio Survey. Washington D c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
oF THE COlnussIoNERs- %. q.

- washington February IS 1904-SEALED PRO
POSAIS will be received this of1ce u o'clock
1904 FOR furnishing castiron pipe and
specials sphous Forms, spech at0ns and necessary
information NAV be obtained al this Office HENRY B.
f MACFA RLAND. HENRY L WEST, JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioner, D. g
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the office Of tbs Light House Inspector.
Tounptir4ve y Y until O'Clock NJ. Tuesday. March
18TH 1904 opened for furnishing and Delivering
mel and provisions and stations IN Third
Ight-IIouse District FOR the fiscal year ending June 50
zoos In accordance specifications. copies OF which,
yfh blank PROPOSALS and other information may had
uron application to Captain WM. ". FOLGER .. 9. ".
Inspector