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OFFICE rU=SITURE.

ADVERTISEMENT and authorizations for
The IIiSune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1884 broadway between Goth
a:c Ssth SITS. antil o'clock d. M Adyer-
tsements received AZ the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until o. clock
p m, VIZ; "a Shave. S. e cor 2.d-st
10 5ta-ave.. cor. i2th-st: % East i4th-st !:
90 West 4.G-st.. between Tth and sth ayes
70 West i25th-st.; ..i;,s 3d-ave between
.Dia and 7sth SITS lu26 3d-ave near O!st-
st. 4s1oe hrt-aye-. aeAg e3sa-st..
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REAL EST4TE.
Social Halls dissertation to Remodel
Its Glib House.

Plans have been nled with Buildings SrperinteEden:
Hopper by HoEeIls Stokes for the remodel
ling Of the clubhouse OF the
Social Association Nos. l5i and los clinton-s
Of which Lillian D. wad is president. into
big restaurant for the club MEMBER rapid growth OF
institution having made the restaurant IN the base
inadequate 10 accommodate The
demands a tho organization e Of the improve
rlen is eafirn ted al 8
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FOR THREE STORY BUILDING, $40.

TIE sale at auction of the buildings on the parcels
which the city bought tho purpose of building
wide roadway from the Williamsburg Bridge 10 The BOW
cry vas begun yesterday - T. Meyer. The prices
RANGED from $40 building three stories 10 S2lo
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The RRoNx euILpINe PLANS.

Road northeast one hundred and-siSiy-
egh;h-st four 1--WE story brick tenement houses one
81 7xll3s feet the 8o5 feet; Matt iAebeskind
owner; George Fred Pelham. architect: $i=GUO0.
Arthur-ave. northcas. Dn"undrei and eighty
rzil-st four star ho-En. S7Gx72 feet:
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OYSTER and LUNCH MAS.-Five years
experience: reference from previous en-
ployer. TONY CURCIO, 20 Main-st.
BROOKLYN
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CARNEGIE HALL. 7,h ave ana 5dthst.--
Furnished room, dressing room and hat b
Iouthern exposure; yegy desirable. Apply
Room COS.
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Alb EAST 18th ST offer comfortable
double and single rooms. with board .
trans.ents accommodate. refer rcss.
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PORTER. USEFUL MAN Experienced al
E1rtcu.02. private Waterman. brass
PIil-h-y. also washer in automobile sta
lions; ciN or country; best references. Nd
dress ROEI NSoN Tribune Uptown CHi,e.
] 49, IrCldVuy
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PAINTING ROOM. 81. papernangiuE
81 a.. kalsomiuiuE T5c: cleanliness and
good materials guaranteed. S SCHiFF-
MAN 30 Pit:-s,.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST Adams. EAST 5isT-sT.
Rooms single 81 EaGe. With private
baths: doctors Ofhcr: cln!nS room Iarlor
roor: electric Eight. excellent ;Ibl= board
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIclt 800 s.-ronn- hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. sos Madlsoa-.t
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PLUMBER First class iobber. can wipe
Joints. also tiasmth roofer steady posi-
tion: 81 20 a day NJ. FINKELMAN. 30
MontEomcTN-St
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PRIVATE SC'ERt;rARYSHtP or position
NJ oornGauye d. cavalry officer. young
Cl~tucuish,j. cultured travelled recently
attache. expert c~Eccr. credentials. Ad-
otess Captuin u Il. "a Lexington ave.
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LOST Bankbook No s5 SOS. issued by the
formerly the Mariners SAVING TnsttSuN
tom. PAYMENT Of the Same has been
stopped. The finder will please return the
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COACHMAN.-Middle aged: married. con
scientious In care Of horses carriage.
private stable; careful driver; twenty wears
best written and personal city reference
having been employed by some OF the lead
42l East 60th-st ~
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STENOGRAPHER. -- Competent beginner
COMPETENT Box 30. Tribune Office
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LOST or sTOLEN.-Banlltook No Ar coo
OF the German Savings Bank In the Cit,
OF New-York. corner shave and 1aih &,
TONED against negotiating the same II
rot returned to the bank on the 18th dav
OF June. 1903. duplicate will bo issued
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VALUABLE OIL and gas lands. johnson
County. Kentucky, for sale on salahls.
81 wells. Justify large capitalization Title
perfect Circular. FRANCIS 9. cANTISE.
Dxtorucy. 70 Willierr-st-. ~. Y.
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CARPET CLEANING.

n. Y. CARPET CLEANING GO
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
43i q $50 WEST 45rH-Sr.
Tel 5l1-3Sth-st Established 1881.
y. al. JORDAN. q r LENTZ.
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LOST handbook No. 4l6 ZIG On mr., nj,
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon SAID book Is called upon to present
me same To the bank within thirty DAYS
and eeKtinguished and new one issued IN
lieG thereof IA
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AGENTS WANTED.
THE CREMO LIGHT.

shines five Welsbach or Il electric LIGHTS
exclusive territory given 10 responsible pay
ties. CREMO LIGHT CO New-N YORK
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FURNISHED VILLAS AND COTTAGES Newpor,
Il jamestown, Narra9ansett f. S. FORD 500 5th-ave
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Country Property for Sale or to Let.
Real Estate Wanted.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE or exchange: city or country:
Il quick deals effected. CLEMENT II. SMITH. 1926 736
Tremont-aye.. corner Washington ave.
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PHOLSTERER. First class man. Ad-
dress q. SUITS 1GS East esd ST.
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1T IS A B BkAGT4N

IT IS A BkRGAIN.
COUNTRY SEAT AT WHITE PLAINS.-15 large
rooms. attractive bathrooms, spacious grounds,
stable five horses, coachm2ns quarters beauti-
fu and shade; $4,000.
THINK IT OVER
COOLEY 6 WEST. White Plains Opposite Station
, FAR ROCKAWAY and Edgcmere-We have all the
Cottages and hotels remaining unrented. WATKlN W
JONES. Old Established Agency. Far Rocka ley.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
AID. WRITER, experienced. wishes a place
with some concern or large advertiser Ia
prepare and place copy: former ad. writer
for large advertising agency; college man.
"a Address q V. K. 353 West 24th-st
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. 10 years OK
perience extensive acquaintance among
advertisers and agencies desires making
change; best references: permanent. Room
46, 15S Broadway.
BUSINESS MAN with commercial. legal
and realty experience; negotiator man
ager OF men and salesman: railroad or
realty corporation preferred; responsibilities
assumed: will demonstrate ability under
reasonable terms with responsible concern
]. M. Box 49, Tribune Office.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1891 Broadway. between Beth
ard 9th SITS until 6 O. clock p. m. Adyer-
tisemsnts received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
3. m. tiz.; 254 shave, s. e. cor. 23d-st;
1888 Gth-ave cor 18th st: ~ East Isth-st
257 West 42d-st.. between 7th ana 6th ayes.
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LOST. Handbook No ~, sC3. iasued nv The
Metropolitan Savings Bank Of New-Yorl
formerly the Mariners Savings InstItu-
tom. Payment OF the same mas been
stopped. The finder will please return the
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YOUNG Ma. Gcrman-A merican: in fish
and oyster house or kitchen work Ad-
dress G. SHERIDAN. sac Sth ave
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WATERMAN BY reliable man, day or
night l.. RNR1H aitS Yves, 3Tth-st
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WANTED. the best Coocnmen. gardeners
married farmers. groons farmhanAS
herGsm@n. poultrymen. etc. Places ready az
CARPENTERS. 134 Gth-ave.
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LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No. 47e A5o
Of the German Savings Bank In the CITY
OF New-1ork. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st
issued 70 barrbkn Wilma. All persons arc
cautioned against negotiating the same N
not returned n the bank on the TN dav ~
June. 1908. duplicate will be issued -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a MANUFACTURING concern in New
York City wants partner with 1000
>eash with which 70 extend SIS business. A
lbrignt, active young man. who can ssae an
active interest preferred A knowledge 81
the business Is easily acquired; is safe. as
the goods are sold for cash; has no debts
1nc can be extended 10 very large proper
tionr. Tho net profits are about 80 pcr
cent. We have a monopoly IN orr line
Tho business Will stand the closest iuvesfi-
cation. References given and required
Address s. p. NJ, Tribune ONCE.
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GARDENER. Proficient IN all branches OF
horticulture. outdoors and under glass.
Landscape work etc four years reference
from last employer; English. aged IS; mar
Red no children. G. J. p CARNEY. 213
13th-ave-. Newark. n. j.
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PORTER wanted for mountain resort no
tel, who can run the barber shop In
connection, satisfactory Arrangement mace
with the right man; in applying state
whore last employed. qualifications age
nationality and wages expected. Address
Proprietor NEW MARLBORO INN New
Marlboro Mass
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CHARACTERISTICS. nurses. cooks, walt
rcsscs. haiTdrcsseIs lauudresSes house
workers. couples. vhit9 and colDred. Mrs
COLLIER s. l22 Vest 23d-st
NURSE ard sEAMsTREss.-On child.
pleasant hone. good wages: best refer
ences requires. Mrs. COLLIEn'S. 122 west
23d-st.
WAITRESS-Neot obliging girl: competent
all branches. references present employ
er who is closing house; city or country
Mrs COLLIER 100 West 23i-st
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COOK First class: all round strictly so
Der and reliable: hotel or private house
preferred. city or country. German. &. W,
Box 20 Tribune Office.
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HEAD MAILMAN OF mailman in high class
country hotel or cafe. by neat. energetic
colorad STUDENT references. WARD. 325
West 40th-st-
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BILLIARD AHD POOL TABLES.

81 ANUE ACTURER5 q: billiard and yo9!
table,. high grade bowling alley r4iileTs.
lowest prsces MARX Bros. "a Union
tQuare.
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Steamboats,.
HUDSON RIVER by DAYLIGHT
MORNING BOAT for WEST POINT.
NEWBURGH and POUGHKEEPSIE


Hudson River St,NTucr MARY POWELL.
Daily Sundays excepted Iay!uE New York
St $40 a. NJ. West 22d St. 900 12oth 20
GAS, Landing West Point. Ne.turEh pouEh-
keepse. Returning due 22d st. $3.50 r u Morning and
Afternoon Concerts On nnt after May 2Sth Mary Powell
will resume her regular route. leaving New York ais
DAY LINE STEAMERS NEW YORK and AL
BANY' commence regular trips May 9Th from New
York. May 2Sih from Albany
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LOST.


BANkEOON No 35s. 1853 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing Any per
son having claim to II Is hereby called
Upon TO present the same within tel. days
or submit 10 having said passbook can
ceiIed ana new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. -Passbook No 80. 00G OF
The Excelsior Savings Bank 7a West 23d-
St New YORK. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the
-afne. ana any person having q claim 10
said passbOok Is hereby called upon to urc-
sent the same To the bank on or before
the 4th day Of June. 1900. or submit 10
having the passbook declared cancelled ana
eNtinguished and a new book issued in lien
thereof.
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. 4a4 sO5
81 the German Savings Bank in the CITY
OF New-fork. corner shave ana I4tb-s1
issued 10 Malwiene Schwarz. All IersoDs
are cautioned against negotiating tbs
same. II not returned 10 the bank an tbe
%oth day OF May. 1904. duplicate will be
LOST: Handbook No 4I6. SIG on Dry Docl,
sSVihgs s Bank. any person having claims
, upon said book Is called upon to present
the same to the bank within thirty d.
or the said book will be declared cancelled
lieu thereof. -
LOST or STOLEN.-Banllbook No. Ar COO
OF inc German Savings Bank In the CITY
OF New-York. corner shave and 18Th q
Issued 10 Nicolas Job. All persons are eau
TONED against negotiating the same II
rot returned to the bank on the lfth dav
OF June. 1904. duplicate Will DO issued
LOST. No n. SEA. issted h., ,be
Metropolitan Savings Bank Of NeT-Yorl,
| formerly the Mariners Savings InstItu-
| tom. Payment OF the same mas been
stopped The finder will please return the
same 10 the bank. Nos. / and 3d-aye
LOST or STOLEN nkhoolc No Ar sra
OF the German Savings Bank in the CIT,
Of New-Hork. corner 4th-ave ana I4th-st
| issued 10 Clara Jacobs. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same IF
rot returned 10 the bank on the 7th dav Of
lure. 1904. duplicate will be tssued,
| LOST or SrOLEN.-Bankbook No A7a A5o
OF the German Savings Bank in the civ
Of New-iork corner 4th-ave and I4tb-st
issued to Barrbkn. Wilma All nersons arc
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned n the bank on the I'm dav ~
| June. 1908. duplicate will be issued
DoSf.-Bankbook No S.. ss5 issued nv ,ha
Metropolitan Savings Bank OF New-Yorlr
formerly the Mariners Savings Instifu-
tom Payment of the same has been
stopped. The finder will please return the
/ same 10 the hank Nos ] and q ad-ava
1
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PIANO PLAYER. first class good reader.
best references Tor Wednesday Saturday
or SUNDAY. = T.. 2GY shave
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PAINTER. raPerharEer. decorator: take
cEargr any responsible job. city or coun-
Try IA East iist- st
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OFFICE ASSISTANT or SALESMAN. BY
young American, -: good address. ability
ana experience. reliable concern. references
and bond V. II. c.. l ass Clinton ave.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY or travelling com
poui"n fur gentleman. by young man. II
Just out ~ high school. good pianist and
"laCuttouis;. hest reference r O., sol
castle ST.. Geneva. y. Y.
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NANHATTAN-AYE. CSC. near IiGth ST.
Front parlog ans si,rrt. s-iiahle for r1o
gentlemen or man ana wife. breakfast Il
desired. WOOD.
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b % 8 II Cd ~

B Cd 8 T Cd ~ A AER F FHSESI II
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fall River
Pier 10. n r. GOT Warren ST. week DAYS and sun
days $3.50 =. VI. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE, via New London Pier y r.
foot Clsrkson ST. week days only $50 = NJ steam
CHESTER ". CHAPIN aud CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven Hartford. Spring
field. North -. T.. r foot Peck slip
days only at 800 2. VI. sur RICHARD PECK
GATSNlll, HUDSON RND eoT SoH4s
leave Pier 40. n. r.. weekdays T. II
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EARN $50 TO 800 MONTHLY correspond
Ing for newspapers; 50 column FOR work
particulars. NORTHERN PRESS STNDI-
CATE Lockport. y. Y.
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BANEBOOh No. 35S. 753 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution IS missing. ANY per
son having a claim to IL Is hereby called
Upon TO present the same within ter days
OF submit TO having said passbook can
CClle1 and a new one issued
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PORTER -Colored jamaican. lust from
medical college a. porter FOR doctor or
toIt:Ft: U'is'nai reference. Address II. T..
T.. car, Homes BIS West sgth- 81
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OTHER MARKETs-sY TELeoRAPH

Chicago March CA 1-FTeceiDts Il oooa mark:
strong to 10, higher; good % prime steers SS2 80
moor 10 rrIiur1 81 5d1S4 90 stockers and feeders.
s. 5lrsf -. cows 5HrS4 hefers - 90 - 80, can
n-.s 81 SOIS2 90: bulls S2s4 -. calves 80; Texas
stssr. SflS4 10 HOGS-ReCeipts 5000, toIurTov
aUp1. market mostly lower; mixed and butchers
s. 1888 10. good TO heavy s. 4S5 20: rough
feavv s. 2eaSs 40; Iirht. 81 GeS5 20 bulk % saleS
50 l5 50 20 sHEEIReceipts - COO market steady 20
strong good chice vethers 81 - tag 70 choce
mixed 80 5os4 -. Western sheep. s. '5S4 90 native
lambs. 81 5OaSJ 20
Cincinnati, March 2HoGs aetiys and highsr ; A. 50 60
ana lower ri Saas4 % LAMBS dur and lower at 81 oo8s5
steady prime steers s. 1o9ss 2: shppng 81 gngS5:
tutciers s5GS4 50: heffrs So 25TS4 CO. cows S3QSi
buiis s3s4 - s.ccksrs ana fesders 50 25.lSL yEALs
-Receipts 81 heads sc lower; 50 SeeS5 20 HoISls1
Recelpts 100 head; slow; heavy s. I1fSa 50; mixed
s-Es5 -. s.svr 81 4sAS4 % SHEEP AND LAMBS
T.csfpfs orc head sheep drr1 lar1bs slow &c higher
Iate SSasG u: yearl ns. IS 25$5 80: weteTs. 81 20
6fs4 90: ewes 81 5OGS4 C5; sheep. mixed S3GS4 50
K,-s,s CITY March 2--CATTLE--Iteceipts 1900 head.
trci4irr 800 eoutherns ell quotations lOd15o higher
rf and dressed beef 81 SOdSS 4o fair 70 good
50 Ss4 70. Western steers. So SOC - COG sockers
ana feege~s $685. ~ Southern steers - 9''iS4 iV
seUtbern cows So 4Ods3 -: native cows. s29S4 neys
beifers 81 a5sa so: bulls So 5ods3 s. calves $StSJ
TTOC;s-Receiuts a5OO head; market iOc l9weri TOP
a. qTis buk ~ 81 SoIS5 80, heavy. 81 2SS9 80
nsc,e-s esi sF 90; pigs lights "a 2stSS 10 sttk
.Psreir-s 600 head: market steady; native lambs SO
81 n Western lambs Sass 20: TED ewes 81 e0S4 =
Texas crped yesrlngs 81 s5GS5 -o' s'oeksr' and reed
~ 50 1898 %.
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10 ehs indicated Crersrsfns winter wheat
&c condition 81 this upprosins over much the
be reports being received from THE middle and
dstIls A. the hsEnnng o; tie month TIE greater part
nofry sections we're protected the greater part Ct he
month. The Ncr-Tork market openes AZ advance OF
& US o.nE Sooli &c Lowest o. re cay s sne On
demand from foueeners prices moved Until III rise had
reached le41c From THE there was partial setback
On realzfg AFTER decline o. sac since February -
lss Yesterdays lowest prices bear contingent
naturally felt inciiaed 10 than 70 sell and
there "as urEent amount o. no great pressure On the
finally hTn Al net rise q ls1iAc. Exporters we're stu
Handicapped By being oubid Is American mers spot
quote: 40 red 81 a. IN esrsto- and 81 OS si II Z
The market made nrner start with wheat. with
the FIRST business al rise u c. FROM which there was
cf Tire Western market, which MADE
rclurznt response the hulsh lead wheat Lister,
market finally steAcy az net upchanEed prices 70
property sold 70 the extent q y loads
corr &C ia elevator End 56ite anoat No white.
sTtLr yellow. 2 b ancat. OATS-Ihe
higher ruling wheat and helped cats against an
est Accumulation here Ire feared and the anxiety OF
holders q sell resulted iu a local o sec - oats
closed ~ sc; No white. be&e; No white bSe ana
ees,v r,ses-e vas NOTED al bOc ana mating ESQ
According 70 a dis7atch IRON
NnnesFos i"he Ncrthwestvrn Miller reports TIRE hour
output n barrels Last wees at ne r5lnIp' it.
sos 100 I'M the previous week. AZ Duluth 25e conn area
.vsth week before 81 MLWGiSee - 80.
traseE vith 1850 IN he Ueek previous
Csrsf ~ re mills al Minneapolis this week e $4,000
bbs estimated that the producii9n o. noeI I'M 50 oS
az the three mentioned VIII consume -
h.h Of wheat There e; NJ in The activity IN ne
mills o. tire Northwest The output ei IS Ssp 60 bgb ~
principal points last week consumer A0'0o'O '-11 -
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lR faiistoal position q Brazilian coffee 10 rs foi-


COTDON-.The feature 81 vester5ar's cotton market
vas me news concerning supply SPOT pelne
tare been C0rnI ainng Ifr buyers follograg
iit advance Yesterday morning. however, q Was re-
lotsc nat 500 bales had been sold cut e the New
loft stock Tor export Liverp0oi cables reflected a. IN
unaly EuUl demand Tor spot that market al
rlchange. prices. and the local market literally
bette demand from Manchester caused = was sald iv
active inquiry fOr cloths from Iul a and ,-hrs
he7crs from the local EooGs market =eern confirm
he view e1prfestl hy that the n W
cotton Gre appearance Cf interior exhaustion IS in
til,l by the rual receipts. likely % stimulate
fuHiaaes cf goods f0T interior account ard b. wns
aEued nat ahlLl- a Eo11 demand gUate-allza, TIE
tAls, whether wilrE % follow fIc a1vauce IN raw
cc-ton O. nca Hro b. forced into the market Tees
tsrot -eQos and theories haf tie effect restrict ng
tt Gtunss ~ people who believe that reacsion was
.-st tnQ ne narEet responded readily 90 buying by
e loal bull leaceT- Prom purely speculative rtan1-
taes q March against equal amount 81 May
~ thA iefes' az a difference ~ 80 points trans
t.sf hayng tendency 10 -rlteye speculative l8ngs
ieais that The market n, rht le later IN
80 MONTE ~ notices. Gables a he-dy up 20
~ -lons. lut later acrsn0ed enc 81 tne hour u
.-.lill Qren.ne shade bcteer than due. Fol
49, Nleel trst prices hero we're 70 points
~ ~ nfHf there Nas considerable hesltation. and
,-.,- - vas very 1uet. ruling Irregular between the
49, &C re closing prices ~ the Previous night.
49, ocal lul leader became more aggressive. and
e-lLf t1e balance % The sesscn there
f--Sl ltloF react ms ur1er realizing tne general
~ s.an,e 81 .aiS points practically the TOP prices
e-H-A haies were estimated at CN1teg Lales.
va a. io.soRs. 80 ~ ' ~ 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-03
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