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TRAVELLING GOWN.

new gold belt. The skirt has the tab
Her front and hip yoke cut in one, this
extending to the hem. and at the sides
there is a very full founce shirred on
a little below the knee. Bands Of vio-
let velvet piped with white silk SOU
tache outline the collar and cuffs. on the
blouse, the neck Of which is filed in
with dainty lingerie chemisette, and
these also serve to define the tablier
yoke and the fiounce upon the skirt,
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TO Curl Ostraeh rips.

To curl ostrich tips dip the feathers
in water In which a little borax has
been dissolved. Then curl in the usual
amateur fashion that is, by stretching
three or four strands OF the plumage
at time over the blade Of dull
knife until dry. This gives fine and
lasting curl
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The handy box shown is reproduced
from Good Housekeeping 1t is thirty
six inches long, twenty-four wide and
eighteen inches deep 1t is divided into
two parts, one for kindling and one for
coal. The latter has the upper board at
one end removed and a slanting bot
tom made so that the coal can be taken
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up readily with the fire shovel. a door
opens into the space under the slant,
and here stove polish, brush, etc, are
kept The box is made of smooth
boards of matched lumber, and when
the lid is closed tit is hinged on the
side) it makes an ornamental as well
as an extremely useful article.
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coat is pongee in the natural color,
trimmed with dark brown silk and
cream color silk rings. The body Of
the garment is loose and full and ac-
Gordon plated. The deep cape collar
comes to a decided shawl point in the
back, which is one Of fashions latest
fancies.
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A, d. nineteen hundred and four, be-
and five o clock in the afternoon, that is
to say, sc two O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, the following described tracts
or parcels of land and premises OF which
said John H. Kister died seized described
as follows:
point on the westerly side Of Main ave-
nue. distant In southerly direction one
hundred and fifty feet from she southerly
line Of Somerset street; thence running
southerly along the said westerly line OF
Main avenue fifty feet to corner; thence
westerly and parallel with Somerset
street one hundred and seventy. nine feet
two and onehalf inches TO q corner;
thence northerly and parallel with Main
Avenue hfsy feet; thence easterly and
parallel with Somerset street one hundred
and seventy-nine feet two and one. half
inches TO the westerly line of Main ave.
nue. the point or place uf beginning.
being Lot No, Is In Block az shown on
d certain map made by William VI Smith,
CRY Surveyor ID 1872 Being the same
premises conveyed BY Frances o. Wray
TO said Daniel Swanson by deed dated
March 49, 1874, recorded In Morris County
Record af Deeds pages 17S. &C.. Of Book
ks OF Deeds
The Third Tract Beginning at q
point la tho easterly line OF Main avenue
distant In southerly direction one hum
dred feet from the southerly line ii
Somerset street; thence running sDutber-
ly along the westerly line OF Main ave
nue. fifty feet TO a corner; thencs westerly
parallel with Somerset street one hundred
and seventy pine feet two and 0ne-hali
inches TO Garner; thence northrrly and
parallel with the hrst line fifty feet;
thence eassarly aud parallel with Somet
set street one hundred and seventy mine
feet swU and one-hnIf inches to tht
westerly Hue uf Main avenue the place 81
beginning Being lot No. II on Block
Of the sonthefly side Of she railroad, n
Shown % she alorsAid map which was
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Checks In Favor.

All Of the checks and the smaller
plaids are enjoying huge vogue in
Paris, and the travelling gown illustrat-
ed is in very smart broken plaid,
showing violet, ecru and slight touch
Of very faint green. This is fash
Toned with double breasted blouse
Elton, having broad sailor collar and
belted snugly at the waist with the
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Mrs. Wick What is the use Of stand
ing there and calling the stove names?
That won't make the fire burn any
better. Mr.. WickI thought that may.
be II could insult the blamed thing Il
would get hot about 1t.
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Medallion Gloves.

Medallion gloves are the latest out in
the way of hand covering. These are
IN soft kid. white or mode and are
fastened with a single clasp formed
OF an enameled miniature framed in
gilt. The Duchess OF Devonshire and
other beauties of that picturesque pc
Rod are favorite subjects for the me-
dallions. London Express
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In the ordinary household there is a
great waste Of time and nerve force in
looking up articles that have been put
away In boxes or wrappers. All this
waste time and strength can be saved
BY the use Of numbers and an index
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DY virtue of the above stated writ of
I'D Fieri FAcias in my hands, shall ex
pose for sale at Public Vendue, at the
Court House. In Morristown, n. j., on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY,
next, A. D.. 1904. between the hours Of ~
m. and O'Clock p M, that Is to say at 2
o CLOCK in the afternoon of said day, all
that tract or parcel of lands and premises
situate lying and being in the Borough of
Florham Park, In the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, Beginning at q
stake in the middle Of the late Newark
and South Orange Turnpike Road, the
outside westerly line of Elias p. Genung's
homestead farm. and running thence "a
with the line and lands of Charles Matt
hews, or late his, South thirty five degrees
West seven chains and eighteen links TO
an Easterly corner of milford A. Hop
pings land In stone fence; thence ~
South thirty-three degrees West eight
chains and twelve links to stake for the
Westerly corner of said Genungs farm on
the line of Joseph A. Hopping's land, late
Daniel Meelsers; said stake is by the last
course six links to the left of q white oak
stump named In deed as white oak tree;
thence (3) with Joseph A. Hopping's land
and line South sixty-two degrees and
thirty minutes East three chains and
thirty-one links to stake and stone for
corner of Silas P. Genung's land. four
and ninety-four hundredths acre lot, late
Elias P. Genung's; thence (4 with the line
Of said lot North thirty five degrees and
thirty minutes East fourteen chains and
ninety three links to a stake for the
Northerly corner Of said Sllas p. Genung's
lot, late William s. Genungs, in the
middle Of said road; thence (51 on said
road with lands of Elias P. Genung. North
fifty-two degrees and thirty minutes West
three chains and thirty-one links to the
place Of beginning
Also the following goods and chattels.
viz;
In Dining Room - Extension Table,
Hair cloth Sofa, Sideboard, Chairs,
Lamp. Stove, Rug, Chinaware.
In Kitchen:-Rapge. Oil Stove, China.
ware. Tinware, Knives and Forks, all
Kitchen Utensils.
In Parlor:- Hair-cloth Sofa, Chairs,
Watnot. Small Table. Rug.
In Bedroom on first hoor:--Black wal
nut Bedstead, Book Shelves, 2 Woaden
Lawn Seats.
On second fioor:-- Bedroom Suit Of three
pieces Cherry Bedstead, Bureau and
Washstand, with Bedding; Sewing Ma
chine. lack-walnut Wardrobe. 3 Bed
steads, 2 Bureaus, | Stand, Cot, Lot Of
Bedding.
In Attic:--l Bedstead Crib.
Also all shades. rugs mating. carpet
and all other personal pr perty now In
the house on the lands conveyed to said
Marie q. Gray by said Sarah r. Jennings.
! In Stable:--Two seated Blackboard and
lot Of Tools and Farming Utensils and
Implements. Also all other personal
property therein.
Dated May Goth, 1904
ABRAHAM KYERSON,
Jerseyman g Chatham Press Sheriff.
Prs. fees 1920 6s
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
MORRIS COUNTY.
The First National Bank, of Morristown,
N. j.. vs.. Benjamin Sire, William Sire
and Ellis Il. Foster.
FL ia. de DO. ct ter. on contract.
Returnable June 10th. 1904
Guy MINToN, Attorney.
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Morris Orphans Court.

In the matter Of the application nf Sarah
Martin, Administratrix Of Bernard Mar
tin. deceased.
Rule to ShoW Cause why there should
not be Saleiof Lands.
Sarah Martin Administrasxix Of ber-
nard Martin. iate, of 1hs County of Morris,
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Japanese trays are best cleaned by
rubbing them with cloth moistened
with few drops Of oil and polishing
off with soft duster After this treat
ment the trays are beautifully clean
and bright.
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In CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Bet ween Thomas j. Beardmors, Com
plainant, and John Sanders0I. Lydia "A.
Sanderson. Henry salmon, Osca4 Tuttle,
Simeon b. futile, Sarah e. Cobb, Mary
A. Moklnnon. DELTA J. Peer, Electa O
Racey, Esli B. Dawson. Cornelius J
Kopp and Enooh Hammond as Execu-
tors Of John I. Kopp. deceased, Curne-
Illus j. Kopp, Augustus Kopp; John
Frances Kopp; Charles ID Kopp; Helen
Slade; and Harriet e. Kopp defend
ants.
FL ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable 60 May Term. A. D., 1904.
P. j. MCGINNIs. Solicitor.
ny virtue OF the above stated writ Of
- Fieri Facias in my hands, / shall ex
pose for sale az Public Vendue at the
Coure House In MoFrist0wn, N J <. on
MONDAY. the 18th day OF JULY.
next. A. D.. 1908, between the hours Of 70
NJ and O'Clock F. NJ, that Is 10 say at 2
O'Clock ia thn afternoon OF said day, All
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THE DICKERSON SUCKASUNNY
MINING COMPANY, a corporation Of
New Jersey, doth hereby certify that
whereas by an act of the legislature of
New Jersey Incorporating this Company,
(P. i 1854 page 118) It's capital stock was
to be Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
and by a supplement- TO the act Of in
Company was authorized to increase its
capital stock to an amount not exceeding
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars; and
whereas, only Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF its capital stock has ever been
issued that the said Company has now de-
creased its capital stock to the amount Of
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
by purchasing at forty eight per cent. Of
the par value thereof, for retirement, from
the present stockholders pro rata, one-half
of the number of shares of stock hereto
fore held by them, and that the par value
of the shares of stock remaining after said
decrease OF capital has been changed from
One Hundred Dollars per share to Fifty
Dollars per share, SO that the capital stock
after said decrease is represented by Three
Thousand shares Of the par value of Fifty
Dollars each. said change having been de-
clared by resolution of the Board of Di-
rectors of said corporation to be advisable,
and having been duly and regularly as
scented to by the vote Of at least two-thirds
but one class of stockholders of said Com
pany, at q meeting duly called by the
Board of Directors for that purpose; and
the written assent of said stockholders is
hereto appended.
The location OF the principal office Of the
corporation In this State 10 at the First
National Bank Building, in the Town of
Morristown. In the County Of Morris, and
the name of the agent therein and in
charge theaeof upon whom process against
the corporation may be served is Alfred
Mills.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
The Dickerson Suckasunny Mining Com
pany has caused its corporate seal to be
hereto affixed and these presents to be
signed by its President on the Twentieth
day of May In the year Ninteen Hundred
and Four.
SAMUEL SHERWOOD.
President.
Attest: --s-->
FRED'K A. CANFIELD. Corporate
Sec'y. Seal
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Alas, II Grover Cleveland picks
The runner we're afraid
The man who lives by politics
VIII have to grab spade.
With no contest along the line
He'll zee the Nothing Doing sign
-Chfcano Nnxyn
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smart summer Mrnp.

Pongee coats in variety Of designs
will be correct style throughout the
summer. This fashionable model shows
the very newest collar design. The
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

PURSUANT to an order made by the
Orphans Court of the County of Nor
RS, on the Twenty-third day of May, A.
d. nineteen hundred and four, the sub
soriber. administrator Of John II. Kister,
deceased will sell on the premises on
Main avenue In the Village OF Stirling,
Morris county. New Jersey, on
TUESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In CHANCERY OF New JERSEY.

IN OHANCERT OF NEW JEH5EI %.
Between Sarah r. Jennings, Complainant.
and Marie b. Gray and William E
Gray, her husband, Edward p. Hatch.
doing business under the firm and style
Of Lord & Taylor, and Robert A. Beach,
Defendants.
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgage premises.
Returnable to October Term, A. d 1904
EDWIN G. ADAMS, Solicitor.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in my hands, l shall ex
pose for sale at Public Vendue, at the
Court House, in Morristown, N. j., ON
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY

BEREAVEMENT OF oTATEs
/. s. d. Dickinson. Secretary OF State Of
the State OF New Jersey, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is true copy of Certif
icate Of Decrease OF Capital Stock Of the
DICKERSON SUCKASUNNY MINING
COMPANY, and the endorsements there
on. as the same ia taken from and com
pared with the original filed in my office
on the Thirteenth day Of June A. D. 1904,
and now remaining on file and Of record
therein.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set may hand and affixed my Of
fioiai seal at Trenton this Thirteenth day
Of June A. D.. 1904.
Official s. d. DICKINSON,
Seal Secretary OF State.
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Jerseyman and Bulletin P. $3.50 81 5
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a69 2o $50 2as sst: 6 Of s s e
ePi3nsa as ass the Ta for %ahaSests2
Win be laden with go cats Tor snan9ss son: ths
beef for the Cudahy Packing Company the NeV-Yor 70
quarters Tor srzschIld & sus5sssr making ta
s5ipmsntS f1 mis- p91! fer the "etf Sg Sa a Great
Britain WITH the exception Of 80 cattle and iSl saeeg
81 81 s. Rsr 1q9 1880 s d. II li's g % d. $40 = at
$50 n 50 10: do. $50 n. at 81: q Western d. l-S
a s io5 a; s. % .as. s'f ss ioSs s.
Z isS O. at t 81 o &C. s s. (: IS so 9 SO a, s.
. DO s05 ~ at s. IS. DO sos n. at 81 So CO. go 10
80 s ian Il 9n2 1870 5's at 1857 50 o
Sherman s. Culver: Il Ohio steers 1850 To- a. - -
Newton & Co Pennsylvania steers 1915 n. at 81 sO
II PsFnsyyaaia COWS sI2 NJ a. s. s G Sc r. a, 81 90
:. B. Gibson & Coz bull 1880 10 a; 81 10; do. 800
CALvES-Receinis were 81 head. all the market
steady 5o ,tl sA eslve5 vera ofsred Common prime
sd at sass 20 100 n city dressed veais firm
siesoSi9 shannen yesls 1t9 n syeTs rag a At
Nevton & Co.: veals 14s ID. IS so: DO. 10 %
J. r. Gibson CO.. veas i4o 70. at IS; 60, 100 n
John Du.eyi veal 13s n at IS 25 do. las n. at ss
: G. curtis & sOnI veals. 50 n. at 50: DO 20 r.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Recepts were SO cars or 1e o.,
head including car for ssushterers ana Cas iC 1
the making with the stale stock, go cars on
sale which Jersey City and Az cars at SIX
tieth-s yards Prime heavy sheep were STEADY AL otsr
weak; lambs 25c lower than yesterday "o cas- o.
Common 20 choice sfeep sou al
So 5OTs q e- 100 ~ common lambs - IS
so Dressed mutton slow GizdSlgc per 70: dressed
8aIOiac: country dressed ho:house laos lower
at $33$6 30 per carcass. -
Sales-D Harriurton go Western lambs, s ID aver
age. Sc per 1oO n: 900 %. 81 n, ~ - % o.,
7 II Hume & Bro: IS3 State lambs. u n 81 50 90
loc 90 IS NJ At SO so; sheep. So n. at s. so
Tohin & shannon: 1914 state lambs. - n at So 90
Commission f5S Buffalo ldrnps, q ID AZ
Sc p: 50 Buffalo sheep. $50 n, az s. =.
HOGS-Recepts IA cars. or al hea1 lilc4ullhE
half q car for the market. Prices weak Fairly good
Pennsylvania hogs sold at g 50 per 100 70 touIiry
dressed hogs fruer - dT&c n for light weights
6Adfi4c sor medium and 5d6c FOR heavy hogs. -. -
40 Pennsy wanna hoEs
average. a. s. s. per 100 10.
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CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

N-av-Tariy March IT, A.-7'.
~or-rrF--1re coffee market opened $780, % -.-c-
- - a !, Ia -..r.e following rather sea-ier p
rrbes and small interior santos reeelts. ---res
-. rI-5,-r affar me call however. anu N'tl li,t
80 eaflrr moderately prices -efel's-- - -
go -. e,-- RAD ire market level ah'ut rtl
,,r--7ee5 ~ p8inis higher Jlst leo-. .-- eL7.
,,,- v5-h hal been quiet al day. became i--Ie $3.50.
Fo5se vir foreign connections a-1 @ prom
irrur ros -rE interest became active buyers etie
--c.. t-as frsfIv etes1v at advance o. 10 q -
r~rts sales reported OF 1000 bass. " ne tulo-
pean cables Hamburg was f. JIG Lle1eI ahl Is -
- rfaaar al advance % franc During me lAt
tfsr was considerable buying ty houses win LIZ eaH
connections ara private a1Nicee from anrqad nave
h. rather huilsh leaning as 90 speculative collto
fgaly light santos receipts seemed 70 nave bl1h
-f.ene 10 some respects. bat demand very zcalteI
inc buyers appeared rather tmii owing PERHAPS 70
thar there sim long interest III te
RAJ positions thar might be menaced and forced 70
Icciae through notices later in TIE season feca.s az
a. 40 ports reported by the days cable were 1900
hr against 81 QUO bass last car. and The inter y
s-r points ha8 only 800 haas. against l4-e2 last
var with che pointer looking su smaller Inc market
a. Bio unchanged but santos, while inactive, vas
81 refs higher The market quiet. with quota
urE the basis OF -1C for Rio No T.
ne range prices In the local market to-day
o. q follows.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1904.

strength as the trade desired % se. how tire ad-
tt,e 81 aolis5 spr.a. palelts - o5sS 'S ]
clears 8 4ggs4 % extra 70 winter g c9sS+; extra
Eominal BYE Fl.otR rtgaiy quos.sa: FAR a,
CoRNNEAL seaayi quoted: Kiln dried 50 1898 20 as
ysc7. 81 45GSI 80: coarse. 81 ioasI Is FEED aaot;
g1o'e5; reseTa sIiaE March SO, April 81 80 70 a.
200 y sacks; hoar Do s22qSZ2 20. red deg s23 25aS3
Sc red eog SO 80: hominy chcp. 81 80 bulk SO sacks;
GRAfN--WHEAT-Th immediate effect Of THURSDAY :
GOV Ieh report on farm reserves was an advance q
81 figures q husiay TIE highest price yesterday.
demand foreign and wan street early Ia
ana further support from the big bun houses
~ tae{ ny IRON; taxing also deyeoped mostly az
T me T5 lnteTvIis % ne make, WS,s roted
details as to probable requirements during tie
100000 bush .5it on July l. aiazt T6o0oooo bush re
eonsiesTssy smaller even t9 this Outside q the re
asri-55t rain ars thst eSie ele hrSSf reeen tue
weather asP shovel clearing conditions thro9gtoqt the
Rds tae e S 1a rs s S9 Y n Te ;
s 3 Na Gov q lIse eeLese IN stoG 1 TINS Iaolns
ir oHernes from nrs{ hands decrease e 500 900 bush
there large as 22bs bush ana cables t5ii
t te e 9 2, , MAS E22 N hs3I1 s It vas
bong reported NJ red vas quoted al 81 o. elevator.
en- Duluth. 81 07s. o b aloat CoRN-Cons.5e7inC
speculative demand FOR that staple very
and advanced violently hut considerable
unloading around midday. This weakened the price OF
Nay ~ Nsv-lor % 57'.c aesins, 57'so the previous
niEht, whereas time during the day 80 had been
lasc higher than Thursday. Iaiv near me close
however ilft the market finally = sc higher
than the previous night. cables Sake higher
and another rood export demand although the
scarcity of CON ue g. Impossible 20 % much business
sales amounting only . loads Wall Street buyer
81 Nav tn Chicago While provision interests sold
that option. AT the close 40 . quoted 55A C.
aaCgr. No white. &C. and 40 . yellow 57C. o
anoat OATS-Vith other markets oats affected
by tho government report the market showed
good deal -f strength. aihougl closing somewhat down
from the previous night while well from the lowest
No cats were quoted 5o'sc. NJ white ~ &c. No 3
white. 5bar ana standard white 5ys4c. RNE-Market
STEADY ~ Weston sec 90 arrive. prompt shipment
BARLEY 1Farlf Dun: fee5i0g quoted az SOC and
mailing 55efsr. both Buffalo. Wheat including
f1u- f1r the week ending March 10 according %
'F}r0dsre- aggregate - 80 hush. against lf43
CSC bush LAST week arG $500 so bush ye7~ 40. From
July 7. 1+.' they 1rETrrarp 10 SlsetJ bush
1GiN42 hush
week .026 SO Hsr sEai-s 1870 IS bush ,ast
week and E.l11.n bush q From July !. is 3.
g date the ausae 81 9ss id2 BUSH against $3.50 20
bush last season.
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OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 11.-CATTLE-Eccepts. 900 head
market stronger: good prime steers - -1pSb poor
medium 50 roast stockers ard feeders, 3 90 2
COWS 81 coast 10 hefers. s. go 3 80; Gamers - @
s. 80: bulls S2aSi. calves. 81 75Gs5 10 HOGSi'e
today. 2nO0O head: tomorrow. tt.FO: market % ln'
closed mixed and butchers. - lS'LN' l
good 10 choice heavy 80 rough heavy 90 ly4
s. Ucht gOHSJ o.. buIk OF sales. - -pQN1 80
SFFF.FP-Rcceuts son head. market stronrsr goo 70
Gp17Sl. fair choice uxei Sfl>t o.
Western sheep - 5CrSJ. native lambs. Si9S9 to
Cincinnati March 1l-HOGS active and lower - log
CATTLE 81 2-NSf =. SHEEP strong
Sc 1884 g. LAMBS strong. 81 50ES6.
Buffa'o March 1-CATTLE-Receipts, % bead; steady
70 strong: prime $56S5 90; shipping. - 80 - 90
-r~ter- s. So: heife-s 50 2J8S4 so cows, s. 900 - &
and feeders. So 4o4Si % tAL@S
-Tr~eipte 400 head; higher. - 5ndSS 90 HO.IN-
Receipts coo head slow and 2)13nc lower heavy p 20
Csc. mixed o.. Workers. s. sOstS5 30 pigs
s. o5TS5 so stays Sass % Slt"-f-F
AND IAMBs-Receipts. 1900 head active sheen steady;
SIfiSG ~ yaarlinCs. - 80 so wei
erq QnTS5. ewes B1S4 -: sheop mixed S3dNt -
kansas CITY March 11.-CATrLE--Ieceipts, 80 head,
Including 100 Southcrne Export and dressed peer steers
G s. % fair good 81 SO0S3 20, Western ted s
stoc<ers and feeders STEADY - -30
e. p southern steady. 50 40<4 90 southern cows
native steady. Sass -; native
hr,ars steady -: bulls steady. s. 10Y -:
calves STEADY. sSG$Gd 90 HoGS-Recei2ts. 1900 head:
r9ertef steady. top bulk u sales Sass 80; heavy
s. sGaS5 10 raclers 50 i97s5 so pigs and Fhts $lg
Rcceuts. 4S00 head market steady %
lover: native lambs 81 75$5 80: western lambs 81 &C
g 90. fed g. I5Si 10; yeariings. 81 tHS0 sockeFs
ana feeders 81 - asa p
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enarges buyers account nolssscs sugar included 20
oe cost a1d freight basis, 50 test same terms 4VVo
aEs san Domingo centrifugal Rfcat. i3-i6c, bass
% e. cost Insurance and freight. Spectator. equal
= guy paid basis and ruTlors Of considerable sales
AS half March shipment 5-32c 95
an freight terms Receipts the SIX principal ports OF
ast -Sei4 tons last year There are lao centra-s
against ls0 year. summary
- TIE STATISTICAL position. made 10y Wilett &
gray SHOWS stocks IN the United and Cuba to
gether 31lg4i tons against $50 IS tons lsst week
ara ssa4o to1s last year. decrease l0s.207 tons
IcEa last year Stock Europe against
SLuS.2ls ions last year. Total stock OF Europe and
AeIlca Sotpt4l tons against 3.525 3eG
a. tn9 sane Uneven dates and $50 tons at the
$40 tons against $500 week.
enc an Increase OF 2tSSs5 tons January / 1904 Ham
United States - '- - 49,