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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

- Idyerpool March 2-Ciosug- wHEAT-sPo; steaFy;
40 california. steady March Ipasi.
Nay Cs 81; july, s. SD. N-SDot-American mixed.
I, easy a. -td American mixed. old. quiet. - 61td;
FUTURES easy: March IS lad. May. 4s Bid. PEAS
Canadian Hrm. - ~ FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter
dull SD HOPS az London Pacific COAST firm Is 1oS9
II los BEEF firm; extra India mess GIs 81. PORK
steady prime mess Western. G1s Cd. HANS-Short
u 70 u n firm. AS g. BACON steady, Cumberland
IS 30 n. 81. rib, IG - n
clear miflles light . "a N. 3as I'd midies
heavy - n 3ss. clear backs
clear bellies. "a % IG H. as. SHOULDEES-SIua II
20 13rh. steady. 35s IARD-Fume Western. terces.
dull d1s 6d. American refined. pals. quiet 9d
BUTTEI-Einest United states nominal good do. as.
steady. tft.ESE quiet American finest white
coiored. BIS. TALIOW-Prime city firm, rs. TCRPEN-
TINE-Spirits duh ass Cd. lOSIN-COmmon steady.
- Cd PETROLEUM Refined FIRM. 77ad. LINSEED OIL
steady. is 81. TALIOW-Australiau in London firm.
27s COTTONSI,ED OITl-IIuu refined. spot. steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

COTTON Generally speaking to-day's cotton mar
fairly active and showed continued frmness with
a ac1r Gel bales estimated Tie situation In
showed LITTLE change The alNanC ne tendency
to1IsFi by tc further good sales % spot cotton
rTrre from the Liverpool nlar1et at an advance =
81 Frr-h roIrre futures fherc. reports
q tanf Demand the South Tor export and helief
hat ssot dnaiars short 90 mills becoming anxious
frlffs The estimated receipts Tor tho day too. were
small Oh 90. whole the movement recently has been
somewhat uor liberal than expected earlier In the week
and estimates Tho weeks into eight being
RAISED IL. 0s0 bales from 1lGO00 early IN the
Neek, #hch Uil compare With about l-tON last wear.
~ fht SANE tme exports have been slightly heavier.
eder Offset sentimental Influence ~ The other.
sTe1isly reports she south generally reflect a
lafaiileg small amount of cotton remaining o. come
a- tslgh The ultimate size az fhe c1fnnerclal crop
vi OF course depend a 0usidrTa0e extent upon the
tlollt % cotton received from the growth during
~. afa august which there is a. present no In
- 'op. and to-day if seemed though d good pro
laA ui CORR .ssau house business centred fhe
plsillis These months, during which THE new crop
- aeg inning o. come 90 the narzet IN ful volume.
~ rcH selling between l9c and I3c and such price
y Gus H slIcieltly high 20 attract good volume u
me While ol the other hand the discount com
- -eass rainfall has been insufficient appears De
- ts i-re.ast-g uItayorahle early growth and
a.. -- nl shnrsE. Influenced Dy The higher cables
s'IAl N"ll9r4 nctcl Tie market opened strong Al
eia .e G.. = 40 % points. but after the call
-. p anHt me closing Level o. tho previous night
~ aoi taking Al tie decline the local bull leader
-. prominent l-L interests became more AZ
~ 49, -ia rti.e there more or les irregularly
Il arAfi ncraneel uUtu Nav sold and July
49, -s ne active months = 70 80 points higher.
~ - Aa ueafne heavier ana the market. meeting
''ss aggressive support. cased on. The closc
- -'t hita re me- gains down matter %
CO. st..s w ne OLD crop months while the new
1910 we've : points lower 30 10 points higher.
49, n se contract prices In the local market to-day
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r.sn ouoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

..cv-Yori1 March 3. 1904.
--- ..-,.1 40 --oaec indicated Tor the worlds
it,, ba5 a considerable effect on the European
~ tstt -s6lls today showed declines ~ lal =
-tls - 1900 and ID about - franc at HaVre
49, t -,-.5e.fi5- with scattering liquidation euo ne
Iat ~ r-l-- III iuu0rters. started prices mere AZ
gr7, 100 ,5frfs Az first business was very I'm
c's-s--e we're not aggressive after ne nai4 anu
i- - rf+fle demand the market held around the
~. -s,rs urfU near tie close, when fhihei nlUie
f7fs tT-e closed tfe market steady. with ne mex
- N 4 natter OF 2Ua3O points. sales were
- "a r- 600 hays. Receipts ar primary points
80 - fs-ls heavier shan recently with Tie tNo
- .sirr Il 900 bags against 10000 BAGS NeSteflh
is. - 'zst wear. Interior receipts were l-Sr9
--,-5rr 81 the DAVIS cable. ugalnst 900 bags
- nj q 20 last Eear. while The interior
i -affe- smaller movement Tor Inurs-
s-g TIE Disappointing decrease IN me visible Supply
- -, almost entirely % the Increased movement OF
- mar brazilian grades, which Tor me Inoith q
rsrr arrived into SIGHT nearly Seoglo Rags N excess
u - -,-srnert one rear The bears claim tAat
~. ,--essc7 movement az mid graoes VII continue
- re resf rr1p ler1s move. and shat, therefore,.
- rtsan figures during The balance ~ the season WIZ
..-f-re 81 make uufaroraile ol rIIarisons
nc s-at market uuie-. WIKI quotations on uie
i.se al q ll-iGc BIO No 3
nc range % contract r-ires r TIE local market to-
avs IS f0I.nNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

OF i cars 70 be soltS az Jersey city and Sixeth
81 There trading sheep and scarcely
any IN lambs Buyers and sellers both Indifferent
ana the total for lambs Dressed
illton 6aas-sc 10; dressed lambs szGoc country
carcass
az 81 90 per 100 n.
HOGs-Receipts 26is cars. 4s23 head; about a
deck sale alive. The rated weak state piss
sod at 80 Der 100 n: country dressed quoted at 90
FAC per 70 for heavy to light weight.
sales-Joha 7. Nelson: hogs 113 10 average,
at 8 30 per 100 n. > roughs. $50 n. at 81 80
}. @. Curtis & Gate yesterday; ) state hogs.
ZIG 10. 50 co. do 1O3 n s. 20: rough. $50 70.
at 81 20. 1 boar. 5QO II. s. %.
100 H. s. 80
s Judd x Co date yesterday: state hogs. lS5 n.
at $ 20: 20 pigs Il2 10 s. 50; "a do. lo4 10
at s. -. 1 rough, go n al 81 40 -
IOhn & shannon date yesterdays % state hoss 10
10. a. 50 CO: rough $50 70. at "a g.
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t,1,s ,,,r-s,ne LIS
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw-TOrk March e. 1.sa
BEEVEs-Receipts were = cars. or "a head. consigned
direct No reported. Dressed steady. city
dressed native sides. 5askc n Gables last received
quoted live Cattls selling i.aI2Lc dressed
weight: refrgerator beef top price $50 PER n Reported
e-u1-ts FOR today. Majestic. Liverpool 500
quarters Trinidad Bermuda u
and 10 sheep. No shipments reported flr tomorrow
CALVES Receipts III hcal-11 direct and a
be told-aI al Sixteth-st. Very little trading and
the market ruled cuet and steady The were not
fully cleared Neals sold S4GS7 80 per 100 -,
elusive 81 few city dressed veals. general
saee safe Der 70: country dressed GniOc
Sa'es-J g. curtis & son: veals. 149 70 average at
20 re- 100 70; do lis - So. - 10 al $ -
J Il. Hume & Bro: veal i26 n at 81 -; do.
~ a 50. 3 DO ~ -. az 81
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. including 1879 cars
direct - slaughter. 2O1 a35 had max
ing ufh carried from Yesterday. total
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
- The leaving time from Desbros-es and COrtIandt
Streets Is ave minutes than that given below for
Twentythird street STATION. where otherwise
noted
ass A. VI. FAST MAIL-Parior. Sleeping and Dining
Cars For chicago Indiaa3g9.ls and LOUISVILLE
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
IO:s5 4. N. PENNsYI.SANI1 L1M1TED-Punman
ment Cars, For Chie1s5s Cleveland Toledo. and De-
I.es P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Fer NASHVILLE via Cincinnati and Lousvilisl. In
ass P; N. CHICAGO LIMITED. pullman slssDinS.
iedo. and ciS1eiand Dining Car
o-Ss y; VI, sT LOUIS E&PEEssFo6 ,,s psI1x
Car. For Gary. y. Va via shenandoah valley
SIS =: II. WESTERN ExPEEss-zEor Chicago For
7.55 P. VI. Pacific EXPRESS. For Ptttsburg. To-
sndoah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
s.s5 p. u CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI FIX
PREsS-For Pittshurg. Cleveland Cincinnati In
s-55 p. N. PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL4-Daily for Pitts
wAsHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T5S 25 . 30 10 esgrossss and Cortsndt s'rss,
isndt streets 22o5' q . 6ohsrsssoTsi Limited " an
sn1as GoraS 81 20 y 10 IS M 255 q % Congfss
as !a55 esbFosst a' and C" c0rShdt SI
sGgTES p Ans I1S,. as io
Ari&NTIc COAST L1NE--Ezpr5ss s25 and z; g
m dsily Kew York and Florida Special 2dO
y. weekdays
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-ExPress. Y IS P n:
and 121O night daily. ''seaboari Florida Limited
y IS D. m. daily ,..A,.
c afa < OHIO p RR Al
FOR OLD POM COMFORT ard NoRTOLK.-T.ss a m
week days and S25 p m daily - -.
Sundays. a m. Through Vestibuled Trains BUFFET
Parlor Cars and standard Coaches weekday Par
Tor Smoking car Paror Cars. Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Gnteriaksn Sundays).
Ocean and Point Pleasant from West twenty
third street Station, s IS m. 1928 8 . 455 p "a
and ass D. m From Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets.
Gays. Sundays IL. 10. Gas a. 500 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos T25 s7b5 SOS. SOS. Is St Louis Lin-ted),
80 CDesbrosses and COrsndt Streets 10 0. 80 IS
Penna- Limited, 'l055. ll55 a n. az s. y s. 10
Is - s455 CAS- Chicago Limited for North Phil
sdepha onIy IS So. SOS. T55 Is 925 C55 for North
Philadelphia only) Y 10 night week-days Sun
DAYS. eos 'T.55 SIS 20 = C.055 st. Louis IAnitedl
s55 CLOS Penna Limited. '1O55 LIS. ass.
% p (s455. Chicago Limited for North Phil
aGelphla only. AS -055. Tb5 SIS. 925 Csa5 FOR
North PhilatelDhia only p m. 1910 night
sDinlng Car.
Ticket Offices 461 1884, 1Is 2sI Broadway; 1s2
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.: Astor House, and stations named above:
Brooklyn, Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 800 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station. The Nsw-YOrk
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
service
w W. ATTERPURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Tra2nc Manager.
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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sacks nidding 90 SOC s2s. red dog SIS 90 horniny
CRAIS VIII n 7, A-As. oiilassL - p. 49,,
interval q covering and some demand Tor long scooun
49,. cables a. the time doing pretty well Later 81 be
'front.' although earlier the larger inquiries
foreign account were reported fact which rise 70
rope especially q The materially reduced margins
stast american wheat compared with the Argentine
but b. advances abroad ana declines here he contrast
now only about lc for the Gulf ports Yet there
~ CASH wheat up 70 The close Of Change
stner IN the local market At the outports Lquida
-- ne 'P pr'es OF the morning took the place OF
an aqface q gg &c 81 time apparent the preyi
a net loss Of ss e5S' in W" r.. h 5sone T YEA:
We absence q public interest another factor the
and tEe assumption that farmers with the advent q
tIr-ng would De disposed part with their CROP
Of late Tie market cash wheat closed ana
sineN nat nominal We quote No red 81 - In ele-
Duluth. 81 osia. saoat. CoRN-Tglere was a good
vas quickly withdrawn and not renewed Western ndica-
nos were az very weak 70 and the local market
parent and that basis the market closed pecu-
IN &c iei market wss slack and the EFFORT 70
tery depended Spo1 sosIie- r.T,. -, yss,is ,r, --
a. the outpOrs The market partcu-
lary afternoon with the cash propertv no--
aa6at re o Trs S1e ana 10 yeo 9 2.e
marked up here but on the higher basis buyers
larger supplies In the West the movement
holders have advantage assortments being uneven
and none TOO large Tor current necessities. No
70 3 white. 56iLc. RYE-Market Quiet No western
SOC. % arrive. prompt shipment RAfaLEY-Market
easy fSeenE was quoted 'oc and mailing 55ac5c. both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March ?. 90. m.-COTTON-Spot--Goo
prices 30 points higher American miadug
fair It'd good middllng. bod middlirg. 4Od; low
mid3,iug S32d. good ordinary. S2+d: ordinary. SO4i.
The sales of day 10000 bales. OF which 1000
for speculttloI and export and INCLUDED $500
1900 bal -. including 35CO Amer
can Futures opened steady and closed quiet: American
middiinC. ID c. March. StGd: March and April Si5d:
April and May slid: MAY and June. I'D, June and
July. and August ia: August and Septen
her T.S9d September and October T0Jd. October and
a7-frr
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

March :. 1894
BEANS AND PHAs-There quiet trading again
20 dav ara not export Interest. Sellers
inr STEADY prices however for nearly al varieties q
both domestic foreign beans Scotch peas unsetei
offerings nght and extreme prices are asked IN
eCue cases quote: BEANS marrow choice, Ter
hush 81 ibass -: % medium 81 %: pea. - 90 do
I'd Kidney s. 2aQss %: Do white kidney. 81 DO yellow
eve a. Is black turtle soup s. s1ns2 50; do lima.
California d fallen medium f2NS2 TO- do Other
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

london. March a sale sheepskins held
TO-DAY. The offerings Numbered 3 PIP bales Fine and
coarse grades demand Prices FOR merinos
and fine croszb-eds unchanged from the January
Medium and coarse crossbreds frequently sold Ht
advance o. rar Following the sales
prices paid for clothing conbnE: south Wales
Us bales az I'D Queensland bales 69sd; Vic
toffa 412 bales 4GSasd: Australia bales
at 4ISd West Australia 356 bales ~ Gstsd: Tos-
mania All bales 414GSisd. New Zealand. 1857 bales
at 5&Q7ad. Buenos Ayres. G3 bales at 5s d7d Puma
Arenas $40 bales 2 I3i Falkend Islands a bales
TT- I'D. Canada ha-ea AZ TGasd
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NAVAL STORES.

Tie market Tor spirits turpcntine is dun and rsiher
..s5, yritb a moderate jobbing demand We quote:
sPiHTTS TTRPENTINE.-On and machine bols 62g
62hc.
r,SeTNf-ornrnon strained, s. 20. e 81 90: F,
"a - a. 10: II So 10: s. 40; X. 81 %. NJ sass 10;
x 81 O5ds4 10; w c. 81 l5g$4 % ana " - "a - 90
STOCKS
Epirits turpentine. la5s
90. 800 - D.
savannah Ca March S.--TURPENTINE steady. 59c:
100. receipts, 30 ROSlN nrTn sales.
iOe4: receipts lass; exports 1.O4. Quoted: A, r. 9.
u. s. As p s. 90; 4. s. DO c. q 90. II = 90 . 30 h
"a q s 81 IS. W g. 81 -. " W. 81 -
charleston March S-TURPENTINE and ROSIN nom
fnal- nothing doing: quotations omitted
Wilmington. March S--SPlRITS TJRPENTINE-
Nothing doing. L. RbSlN-N0thinE do
ing receipts I5i TAR firm 81 -; receipts. -. CRUDE
TTRPENTINE firm, 50 =. 81 and st receipts. -.
London. March a-TCRPENTTNf-Spirlts. 50 81.
ROSIN-Americsn strained. Is Cd: fine. lis "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

II. lG SPOT market closed quiet al 81 roints higher
For utddug upland ana 40 coo Tor uiddling our
ae- a3 haleH intending BOO deliveries on contract
scl % spiners southern spot markets were tele-
~ follows NurfoK STEADY. &C higher
- u taIa- Neg-lirlcans nm. UNCHANGED fsiEr.
80 Loco bales Mobile aru - higher al isc pa
t-f a. ITi.r sales 80 hales NeH-orleans
- fa .kc. fates. 100 bales Augusta firm. nc
taG Is. FaIrs. 2IG bales. Estimated receiuts Al
tg centres morrow ~ New-Drleans. 5000 10
W. tqs AGAINST : G5l last week and g year
y s1rfsrH. 1000 COCO against b.a.5 last week
~ ast naa.. and Houston ZOO q $500 bales.
"et u. iast week an 544a last year
sT's trt ports ard interior points to-day, com
~ rHh are came day week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

- - hange Special Liverpool Cables-SpOt cotton
- trianl sales. 10000 balos. speculation and
tsist -, b-lef American, Zoo bales. receipts Zoo
s.lels 800 bales. niGdllnE upland. 500; tut
.Issf 49, quiet bui steady. ~ % = points higher;
ksrch 49, het % % points higher. March. e10d.
tuy 90, 40 ls-Mny and Nay-June Sh.l5d; June
"a. So July -Auguft sild; August September.
ksnrhs -'ctpler. so5d. october November G70i.
'a.ei- torns nrrn. cloths more demand
n q. AND MEAIs-Th.re were M new features
I1us o-s..i ll.fi.et to-day. Trade cond tiOns
noufh W. bueerH STA pursuing the hand
syk Ff5i-B ln view % the arm attitude 81 mills.
hoo. - quiet quoted. fair 10 good 81 sO0g 81.
.u6tss = fancy, 1909 81 So coRNtfickr o,itef:
rEsf ,ln dried, 81 lbuf3 2E a. 10 brand BAG
= co. ~cs-., Ns.gtea me white and yellow 81 $50
Es.lsrr s9r;ss ',5legn IS FEED quiet: quoted:
g. sniediine. 81 70 = f.2: Hsur do sfs Eos5sas.
aft4s2t5o; city bran sasGgas WIZ and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR was easier;
WHEAT, No = spring. 93TeSc; No 3. S5Qp7c: No rel
10 = IS n5y, No white 43iac; 30 white, 4OQ43i4
RYE No =. f3i--; BARLEY. good feeding
90 choice mating 45fJJc. FTANSEEp No l. 81
Northwestern. 81 a.. TIMOTHY SEED prime. So:
si4 i2suS -: LARD 100 n. s. OJasT 10. SHORE
RIBS SIDES I0osei. S7HST -. SHORT CLEAR SIDES
trN"il s. @1'.t s. %. WlIISKEY. basis Of high wines
81 = On the Produce Exchange today: BUTTER was
steady mara Included. lTqi7isc CHEESE firm
ly.sHl HE
Duluth. 3IInu.. Starch 8.--wHEAT-No hard 9sEc
70 northern s6ssc; No. Sortheru. 9iisc. May 96'.c
july Sc. september s6i.c
Nilwaukea. March WHEAT SO. J. 9g-9Si: No
ciTlrrn- ssciis e. July. sJ'.c. RYE lower: No /.
CORN lover, 80. s. 44g45c: July, 5i4c.
Minneapolis March 3-wHEAT-Nay 9Tac. JuIv
u Pc 'Ft-her - &c. on track. 80 hard. 81 oOls
N.fih.rr So; 80. = Northern 95fsc; No North
en- t2f"4 FLotRFirst patents. s. "a s. 80: Fecaui
PATENTS 81 1 50 -. first clears. STS4 %. second
sle-rs.. 3 aos>2 CO. BItAN-ln hulk. SlB4SiG y.
PHILADELPHIA. March WHEAT l. lower: contract
srale Match. 81 t5HSl 0i'= CORN &c lower: March,
eluled dir HI TIER steady and IN demand extra
Weston rrrluicr. @j.C nearby prints. FyEGl
steady and l. higher fresh nearby 20 mark: fresh
Western. 10 NJ MARI. fresh Southwestern 1au20c al
MARI fresh southern. i~alsc az CHEESE steady:
Ne" OK iu creams. choice 90 fancy IL. nf1isc. do
FAR 60 good, io[Hiic. Reccpts-Flour. bbls
2ltIuop = 81 sacks. pduoO bush; oats IL 900
bush. Shiuw-rts-E-rn iuSuon bush. oats. bush
ST Louis, March 3--WIIEAT-No. . red cash. 80 &c:
May, 80. july. SIC. 40. . hard etG9Cc. CORN-Mav.
s5.c: July. A1ac DATs-No cash Al isc- NAV eos.
No = white. 4iiaE 45c-
Toledo March 3.-CLOvERsEED closed: Cash and
OIIY prime 81 a.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. CTine from south
Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than beIOw.D
EAsrON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
tHJNk-z4O0 Ci.15 Easton Ony). 10 A NJ. lie.
80. 100 (545 Easton Only) p n Sundays. zA2S
WILKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4 co. 10 A. NJ.
30 ~ 80 III, sundays - IS A 81. LOO y 81 =
BARNEGAT-z4 co. 80 90 A. NJ, $50 GAO. Lake
wood and Iakehurst Only) 40. a5.8O r. NJ (60s
ATLANTIC CTTY-s9. 40 A. N f3 40 p NJ
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzA00 A. NJ n 30
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zf00 $50. II 80 4 II. NL20. AS. $50 s 50. IN
p N sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 a. NJ. 400
PHILADEIPHIA-CREADING rERMINAr1. AS
100 - 90; 200, f1o0o I'll % A NJ. fis 90. .. %,
800 p 81, - ~ 30 nl-dtt, s---,,, - -
.1o3o ms a NJ. 100. t'5.40. 800. 200. 80 .
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLE AND WILL
IAMsPOkT- 4s0, "a IS - 90. t9t0. 90. ftoo
Reading Pottsvile and I,rs5'g only iAoo. 1900 P NJ
sunday SUNDAY only. tPariOr only. Via
Tamadua- xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays.
OHces: Liberty 81 Ferry. south Ferry. Aston
House 16i. 261, 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. '1S2
Az. Is Union Square West 153 East 1e5th st 2T3
West 125th st, gas Columbus Az. New York: q Court
iamsburg. y T. Transfer Co calls and checks
baggage destination.
W G. BESL4ER. BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Passr ASt
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STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 3-FIOUR quiet; only steady
WHEAT-Spring offerings light: No. / Northern Duluth
81 07& winter nominal CORN dull and easy; No. .
yellow 53isc No corn 81 nc OATS dull; No white
49'ac: No mixed 47i5c BARLEY-Western. in store.
b9G6Jc. RYE-Nominai.
Chicago March 3-Tls leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-04

rrHee cables. B1-raTee rarl-ct rrIu- No fNo.
.Ult er-aa1ge ~ 7526. rece.pts, 300 nags. cleared
81 the Titled State tgo0 bass. stock G67 coo hegs
1ee uaIl frIE- FHnr average santos. uS5Ve
rts 90 as0 base. Stock f'Ja U9o hag~ Hamburg
o. Market o1enel 2 ufr higher. az $50 M Vas net
n r.cs saas 2IUIU bags. Havre-c0fee mar
urrlfl barely sraaT : franc bower ar j ~ de
liue1 . iT1l-- declined = franc al $50 = n
uucfEHetl iva. sales ~ O0O bags
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-02

services fully 1000 persons stood outside
the church in a drizzlng rain. The edi-
fee il small and accommodated not more
than l ,2G0 persons.
Almost 10000 people viewed the body
as it lay in the church today. The services
began by the singing of "Lead Kindly
Light" by the choir, assisted by quar-
tette from the Methodist Episcopal church
of Pittsburg. After this prayer was offered
by Rev. Appleton Bash, D. D., of the
Beaver Methods Episcopal church, fol-
lowed by the chanting of the Lords
prayer, by the choir and quartette. Rev.
J. S. Ramsey, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, of which the family are members,
delivered the funeral grafton.
Following the benedictlon the casket
was again opened and the members of the
various delegations which arrived here
this afternoon ere given an opportunity
of reviewing the remains. The funeral
party which accompanied the body to the
cemetery was composed of Mrs. Quay, the
surviving members of the family and inti-
mate friends. The ceremonies at the grave
were even more simple in character than
those in the church. Prayer was offered
by the Rev. J. S. Ramsay. and hymn
was sung by quartette, after which the
body was lowered into the grave.