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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day included four
TIE Hebrew Passover holiday d,mand vas practically
expected ssae I'VE or sG carloads remain gnso!i in
80 80 .ts-~c Sas No. MADE IA rrces In absence
O, demand taey entirely nominal Tut certainly weak
FOWLS pr ~ IG-. CHICKENS. Per =. I3c. EOOST-
~ .,c,, te;T.sF. yvs,e-, aSersr. per pSr
PtGBONS Der rair. PC pEt.5sED-ThcTe Is a con
he'd quite firmly. tuJ demand IS limited. Receivers
ss.,siIa l5-iT ItF12 Gus nan, W. az. ~ u tisi
r,-f-v o.hsr tfa5 fou's arriving s4usfs ratsS- low
way. We quote: FRESH I,lII.IT'-TURxEYs westsrn
young hens, AVERAGE run ltl7'' DO Young tons !,-
CATIONS PFgsdelphie .arse 22s27- DO ue!ium veisHts
IG7IsS A. .sir -I rp . .- ~, itS. I1- or
Frs Fhl,ad,7hs n ard -snssr 90 pair amy goo
CH I w.si aysIaE IN . isla ~ Fowls owl.
9ysr2Fe rn ltse d sssliei l'e 90 sogthT T
"a ii s Eore ms -~ ,qs v5rts 5ay 8cls9
81 d2 mixed 50 'oqS2 - 10 dark 81 599$2 FRozENoo
I4al5e BTou Frs dry picked l9a2oe: d scaiess iea
4 iSSfssc &C cocks "a esaioc: DUCKS. No T. l48
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-1-'sh potatos, hrn
Onions ai5u, ssadr except new which ri, weak cab
steady. Celery aTmer for frney but Ordinary, .tack
Lettuce IN rff -ecept ana frer peas generally poor
sils beans Peg ssay @ Inn IN "oe's, V
quote: POTATOES EerHude new. rer nj s. 5ol'H 50;
50 5oast 50 40 Maine see1 stock Ter bag 50 25nSt;
table stock s.: O. Long Iand IN tg Isr ne 81 ~
per n. s2a 50 81: Do bag 81; domestic. com
l1 = sa p 81 o. IsS and md b aF3a a. az gT
hssket s11S1 81 ASPARACTs. per dozen bunches s. %
BRtssEIs sProrTs per quart 1oa2or: BEETs Flor
ia csT crate 81 Sq b5Sb 8? s s s DO p go
5 I 1 sr f ogs 90 csf fgs 81 6S
bn-he $3.50: Charleston per 100 punches SIaS2 do
s.. 40 gnTsshsi 81 5oas1 70: GARAGES DANISH seed.
EarIfr OVERS california Per haif case 81 $3.50:
cCCJMBERs FoTida 1er erslS "a; Gl;t.i'f
i9te and Western ncr dG799 sGTehfs ,F51 YeW
SS.Sg 20 % rJavara saliS3. HoRsERA DISH per 100
SSoe5 s Isl - DO fsrore q soasi Is: LT-rTtc
Flo-di per basket s1@s4 North and south Carqlna
SI0S3 20. 10 New-orleans per hi S24S3' LtEkS
P- 100 bun.he 81 LIMA BEANS Hayena per , sTa,s
- @G$9; MIL New-1 5raT e, oysTFP P1ATTs
Raore Ter 100. s2ass ox1oTs bermuda Der crate
s.eS s s psr s e soas5 do Sel9T o@si
% RED g. 5ca$t 40 0rangs 'onny ~ We'll W.: yellow per
pc ST r sq small bis s. 55ds5 ~ DO red So soSs
PEPPERS Fl4rida PEI oarris = 90 HATS EIg
Re 29 hA per crate s. 2sasl 10 ew-oTis5ns
} l2 ss% &c. 81 10 Sa Sau. P4FsT 5sa TA' E6
MINE FqIia =, 6'f I,sT,u5, asi 'S sa,s do oS Se
RADIsTEs New-oreans. per Dol s2aS4; STRING
REANs Florida green ger basket s2gsS; DO per crate
& Gas So sPrSAcH NSriciE per 5bl 81 75es2 %;
Do pr. Ss P 81 fs S Do "a per bo sa E6
DO marrow and Hubbard re- Dbl SITS %:
90 Havana 75cdsi 30. -RNIPs Wits per b6l. So "a,
- 90; 90 50 ,forIoTsE PRoDCCTSCTcUAiB-
FFs slasi 25 L5T g, per a27fR 5Sg
s Ss- T n 9oayos: EADrsHFs 100 bunehs; s2Gss
=, rO1 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
Public Notices.
ME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
- FIRST DEP RT1IENT.-Ia the matter OF toe
mss.oners FOR The City % New YORK tor the appoint
rapid transit railway railways for the conyeyanos
and transportation OF persons and property as deter
mined BY s1Id Board- ought 20 os constr neted ana
operated: Westchsster AyeaG , LTi yen, o.. o. -.
provisions OF GhaPteT Of me Laws Of iS9I As
uIissloners for the city OF New York will apply
II Sa Yd m S ot Ft 5a66s C0Ts I'll at
srn Thereof 20 5e nel5 a. ne AgS'7 IsSa C0I5s
nth day OF April 1904 at one o'clock IN the afternoon
heard the appointment OF three Commssioners in
sfter hearing. whsthsr rapid transit railway
poraton Of persons ara property as determined BY
he Board ana Described IN the report % the said
or about IN. sth DAY Of october 1903. ought to be
The papers upon which the aforesaid application Will
T r. nae Railroad sIi ai @ for the City 90 Of N
York dated the llth day OF RehEqsIy 1904 and Pre-
1sh day OF February 1904 aud the adavits and other
n he or7cs ot tie ce- Of ths said Appellate DIVISION
other papers shall be presented to the said Court
A DESCRIPTION OF the route and general plan Of
struction q the said railway or railways forms part
%idermsa Of he CITY Of New YoS copy Of Watch
the ad aPpisSSon % Se made Rns 66wu s'
es sr at pSa9 on Il. route Of the rapid transit
adopted by the said Board on the iith day Of January
1891 and The an day OF Fe6rua5y ls2L which point
near the intersection o. St INNS Avenue and
Westminster Avenue being IN addition 70 the tracks
originally provided and along such portion o
westchester Avenuel to near Te:-d Avenue and from
westchester Avenue turning sOutherly into Third
to point convenient f2r connection with the rail-
road the Manhattan Railway Company Third
Avenue together with proper competitions BY necessary
suitable switches tracks and otherwise with
rapid railroad aforesaid. the
section Of St AIMS Avenue and Westchester Avenue
aforesaid. and also together with proper connections
BY necessary suitable switches tracks and
with said railroad OF the Manhattan Railway
Company upon Third Avenue.
The object OF the aforesaid application is to obtain
the appo OF commissioners who shall determines
public hearing OF all parties Interested. whether
such railroad ought be constructed and operated
ard shall report the evidence taken Appeats
Division together with OF their
whether such ought be constructed and opor-
ated which report II in favor OF the construction and
operation Of such road this Board will ask
shall be, shall when confirmed bv said Court be
OF the consent Of the property along
said
Dated New York. March 18th, 1904
Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
the City of New York BY
e ORR President
BION l. BURROWS Secretary
GEORGE L RIVES. 30 Nassau Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
ATTORNEYS for the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

Cotton EzchanFe special cspooI catles: sot c+-ln
eltl. sales. alf. erc"latiun rrur-f Ed.
Amman 1uou veeelis 1900 bales. American 6li.
AlcrC upland 20. INItsHCe opened steady .rI--s
ScraToe. closed Cet lut s-aly 1910 points niger
warm. $50. MarCd-hprI 1g.t. april a. Boo Nav
-le 1850. .-uC-JL.t 1865. lu.v-AJEu-t SO. Aug e.
1l.enncT -to-. ee-ta micro -o.er S4i. Octofer :, D.
(eiaosr 6al1. Noyenhe--Deeer1er. Ec Manclester-
-.5.Ns rteaGier CLOTHS Quiet
sL9Ch AM MEAi.-The four narks; was mod
eetey active and little sttldier the top g-asas
sg--E patents 81 % 81 So. winter srraIrh-s s-s
.L.rf patents 81 goo 50 an- g. ms clears
= eAtra 80 winter. 81 fnn 81. Sd : 81. sn-
- --@e- 8 ~ BCrkWHEAT FLOUR u-rlf-e1
-Dth Gun. quoted. Fair 60 roo1 cCs7 s. 81.
r..-.-. ~ i@ncf. - t'I s. so CokNMEAT. steady.
$500 kl.n dried. e. 90 s. 90 brand BAG
Al eltadF erofed fne White and yelloW. s. s0F
- -. cot7se s. 10 g. I5 FEED dull. quoted West
80 pIlug bran. March. scl april SIS so 20 awe
sos sacss sta1clrd rr'ddInr SIS 5Das-i a. arrive
a. r,,- N9gr 81 aga So 50- rei dog Sc1 ST.
sa39ssE IN stLe So 81. bulk and sacks. rniddT~r
sso-. ,ooF so. hominy chop SO SO bu,k
day ". ~ lt r-Most % the trading .1 wheat o.
t-eat- $50 Ntf -c TIE market shar,
tl5e-s,-' snd aferWard while shoSinE a. tn,es 90
isye "a senFta '1iiei &c fevond me CLOSING
,.tt,9 lne previous night as al me close shouss
re- cccfne ~ ~ OUTSIDE [ fe ..a.
srr - -N local Tnarksf without much sestur.
q essi- 49, par ~ re dRy the Strength IN oo-n hsi
cauaigt-. on prices Crop about a.
--''l1s a. gUssaag. In a s,n.rsi vEv bo~,rve-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

The local market FOR SPOT cotton closed duh a. e5
roirts advance 90 I5.-sc Tor uIad..uc upland and
lSfec Tor mG5luc Guf sales. f0r export 1859 bales
. southern spot markets were tei-Eraphed as follows:
Mobile nominal unchanged. az -#-sc savannah quiet.
unchanged ar la &c Wilmington nominal 10 quota
tons Nortok quiet. higher. l5cs sales %
bh4cs ealt -inpre nominal. quotations. 81 Louis
Gl.et &c aisher. al l5c. sales. 80 bales. Neu-Or-
leans tu.e- unchanged, If7sc- sales. SIS bales
augusta quiet &c higher az T. C. sales. Sc bales
~ tlstel receipts az leading points Tor tomorrow:
Al NeN-lrleans. 500. % 5000 bales last
week and 1850 ast year. Al GaItestou 1900 % ..6
bales against lll last week and $3.50 last year and
a. Houston, 1000 20 l--o bales. against 1855 last
week and lfIe last year
Receipts The pc.s interior polrt, sav com
pared with the day last week ana lsst &C.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Lvsrpooi. March S0.-C1osing. wHEAT-spot duiI:
No California. Is. auiet May. 7ssd. Juiy
6s IND. CORS-spot GuieJ American rIxed new 4.
l5=d. do od. a. sad failures quiet. March n0nlinal
May Il SAD PEAS-Canadlan steady IS I'D FLOUR
st Louis. fancy. wintsr. dull s. "a. HOPS-At L0n-
don tPacifc C9s-O. % LsatI i5a BEEF-Isxrrs India
mess steady, COS POFtk-Prns mess. Western. quist
SIS HAMS--Sh5rt cut - Is - qu'et As 81
BACON-Quiet; Cumberland 20 to 20 n SIS; short
rib 10 . "a p SIS 81 leHg clear middles light 81
- n Sis eng eiess mideies heavy Sc % 40 n as Ga
y, 39s Ga SHoCLDERS-squsrs. II 70 Ig 10 dun ais
% -@Ntb---Prtme western IN tierces. dull 35s 81;
American, refined. In pals. quiet. 56-. BUTTEF-Sfes
good United states Tfs CHEESE-stsafy; Auleriesn
nnest white. 4gs. Go c1iored 5is. LINSEED OTT-puI
lls 81 PEIROLEUM-Quiet. I'D. TALLOW-25x
TLRFEZ E-SBirlts dUl. ass. ROSIN-Comraoa
stssdy. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT sTREETS
- The leaving time from DesbrOsses and COrtlsndf
Streets Is i've minutes later than that given below for
Twentythird street staTiOs. except where Othsrwss
noted. .
s9S 4 "a ST LOUIS LINITED (gsman slssglns
,o s..ons 81 Logs p.RIns CAr ,,,,,ruD- ,,rr,.,
slssPPs Dining smokns and obssFzss,os Co@P1S a..
i5s GHIcAe9 AID ST u LoY1 nsi EH.FE fst
dianaPoiis. Ghiesgo 81 Louis Dining Car s,..,,,x
s-,aiins. and oSseTvation Cars FOF chicago. To
SIS 2 Il. sT IoUIS n EaxSPREss-For Pir.segEs.
Car, For Gary. e. Va Tsis shenandoah VsIlsJ
SIS p. N. WESTERN ExPREss.zFor Chicago For
Iolodo except SstGrdsy DtsnE car car P,,,,syrx To-
S SG Sn 9,s Ros Fec M vad e9esDs
sZs P. ". CLEVELAND AND cIcsCINNATI, TX *
PREss.--For PittshurE Cleveland. cineinna'A N
s.ss p. NJ PfTTsBURG sPEcIAL-DArly TOR Pitts
wAsHINGTON AND TIRE SOUTH
rs % :. q 10 10 .nsssr0s'ss and S9,s. ana cor
Is5S, s1l lo or = S ~ Lni5s
Pa,ior and pinag Cars' 3 rs - % ,aoS ia nisSl
sunday saa . 3 80 IS 'l2os 9 3 .consTssss
:i2s as G.ssros.9s and cortiandi Streets $40.
p l2ss t,sI,. az pa 20
ATIRNTIc COAST LrNE-E4prcss. Is a and 2 2
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILvAY.-Express y IS p n.
end IL 10 nignt daily. "seaboard Fiorioa Iil-
NORFOLK AMI WESTERN RAILwAT.-Fr Memphis
and Newt lrieens. . D. daily. - -
CHESAPEAKE OHIO PAILWAY-TS m week
FOR Oi.O POINr COSfFORT end NoRFOLK--T.S5 a N
Atlantic SiTT,-585 a m and IS Q. m vssE7esEs.
sundays I.55 Through Vestt5ulsd Trn ins Bnet
Psrlor Cars and Staniard Coaches wssk-csys r.
lor Smoking car PariJr Cara Dining Car ana S1Nnl3iN
Coaches sundays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Iut-rlsksn sunosysl.
Ocean Grove ana Point Pleasant ffion1 West Iwenty-
third street station sd5 a. N y Is &Z5 30 II
snd y 10 niEht weekdays sundays y 10 = . a. y
days SUNDAYS. p IS s.4s 100 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos, TS5 s55. s2s Louis Iinl:tedl.
tDesbrosses CortlandJ streets. iO2D. s10B
CPenoa- Limited '1055 II IS M 'r25 Is. us 10
425 % SIS ChcagO Limited Tor North Phil
sdeiphis only. '555 $50 I55 SIS O25 95S fo- North
PhladeiphaH vnyl. p n. IL night HeeS--4!s sun
DAYS sos s755 SIS ~ . C"05s 81 Louis Llnitel.
% 20 ass ("455 Chicago Limited for North Phil
atslphis only. '455 So 80 s25 80 V-So tSr
Nortn P5nadetPhis onIy1 .. II 10 night
Ticket ofHSes Nos 4sl 1884 25I fsc
Fifth below ed sill. 23 Firth A-enu~ tcorner
18th ST.. I House and stations named above;
BTookya, Court street $50 Fulton street ~ b'Hec
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The NeW-forS
Transfer Company Will call Tor and check baggage FROM
hotels and residences through 10 destination
Telephone "543 Ch=isea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAD
Sc vice
". W. GTTERRURr JR WOOD.
General Pass'r TrEf1c Manager
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ner-York. ~ go. 10


r,--r-x-rr pa~.s--, uer. III cars $50 head IL
5nr Is cars for siauFaterers and q fr me market
cattle. Is Eaie. q which
IN cars we're jersey City and cars al -xtiet 81
medium and gooi steers and
rTI0~ lower: common steers steady tails
bsl5 an 10 ful wednesdays medium and sod
ovs were steady strong. thn cows slew TO l9c
i-ve- About all stock was cleared W Ordinary 70
-5 ra-5ve =tet-s sold 81 23zS5 = 100 n bNEs
$50 fO cows a. SOgs3 DTessei beef quiet but
V5icss stsady LGys-oa sla London sslss reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
Steamboats,.

B O9 TOM A ASR F EgSE2s b
AL RIVER LINE. VIA Newport and fall River Leave
Pier 10. y r. OF warren s., week days Only
B.UO ?. NJ Steamers PLY MOUTH and PIL1IiIM or
NORWICH Line. via London. Leave Pier 40 n r.
foot Garrison 81. week days only 80 +. NJ Steam
ers CITY OF LOWELL. sad CITY OF WORE ESTER
NF.W HAVEN LIMB New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field and the North I've Pier 80. n. r. f. GARRISON
week days only 400 7. II. Steamer CHESTER. ".
CHsPIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

A DVERTISEM ENTS and subscriptions TIE Trfbsus
= CulCs,
No L3U4 BROADNAT
Advertisements viii be received at the following branch
Offices regular Once until O'clock ,. m
% shave, > e cor 23ist l5S sth-ave cor i2thst
81 1ftE-st-. West 42l-sL. 81
263 West 125tast: Las 3days.. between
7Tth 25 Sd-ave. 5Ist-st LOS Is-aye.,
ST.. 151 East i25th-s 7HS Tremont-aye ESQ 3D.
ave- 4lst-sts 554 81 % Chrfst1p Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

Ing 5000 American. opened steady aad closed
quiet and steady. American uliddling. < c. Mach.
I.9Sd March and Ap-iL '.s5d. April and Nay I.s0d;
Nay ana June, ISSd June and July. 1.Ssd. july and
August. 5-S-d AuEUst and September. I61d. Septem-
Der and October. ASA: october and November 65Id:
November and December. sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Alarch 50. D u--COTTON-spot In lin
demand prices steady points higher: America
mddling fair, s.50d; good middlnE S34d; nniddInE
24d. low middling. sl4d: good ordinary SO4d; or
binary 7std The sales Of the day we're 1900 bales.
Of which 200 for speculation and export and
eiUdsd 8.soe AmsTteAas TsesptS l.ooo bales incIua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March sO--FLOUR firm. wHEAT-sprns No
Northern Duluth offered AT 81 Oofs CORN nrmer.
OATS arm; No white 47c: No mixed. &c 3c. BARLEY
-Spct quoted 5sa63c. RYE-No 1. Sic offered.
Chicago March SO-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
NAVAL STORES.

The market T.. spirits i quiet but steady.
,.t ,rfces about A. last quoted steady and
sst-iv active Of prices unchanged Tar
sp1FTTs T-y-RPE:JTINE- OIL and machine bSls. $40
B0kc.
TAP-Ou bis, So - -
POsIN-Co-n1on % good strained 81 %; p q -; z.
% q g. p5. s. 70. 50 IS X. g 20; ~ 50 PeGs4;
x g Os7s4 TO- " q q IS: " W 81 &9s4 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Daily. fDaily. except sunday SUNDAY only
Oices: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry AstOr House.
fe7. 2eI. 434. 1890. 1884 Broadway 1S2 5th Av, IS
Union SQUARE West Us East 125th ST Z!3 West 11sth
2f5 Columbus Ave. New York. Court St.
FULTON Brooklyn. 500 Broadway, Williams
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for and ehsoks
q destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

-.-,,,sh March 50 -Tr-RPENTINE Gull. SIC; safes
,.s bfis. receipts as: exports 62 RoSIN hTn: sass
90 Etfs. receipts 25B exports i,OZt Quoted. 4. 3
- m g -. z s. 90. + 81 IS. . s. ~ r. 81 20:
e. as X s. 30. ~ 50 IS; \. 50 so. c. 50 20: W ".
s. CS 49, .. e,r,~Te --,ur->--r>-z- ,,r
-. -e-.rt. q casks ROSIN nothing dung: receipts
-, ,pls TAR nrrl 81 20. receipts 10 bbls CRUDE
r-vPT-NTToSE firm 81 s. Is and SO IS receipts. GO
bhs -. -,-p,r--rr>-r -. 7OsrN-
nor nal. nothing Going -. -. ~,
london March 81 TT RF'ENTINE. spirits Is Sd
ROsrN American strained. Is I2o' me us 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street south Ferry. CTims from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier than SHOWN below)
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArCH
CHJNh-z400 us Easton onlyl. $40 A a.. lfo,
44e 500 t5t5 Eastoa only) p a. Sundays sAfs
wTIKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-ztoO $40 l. NJ.
500 p. NJ Sundays. xf.25 A. II. LOO p n
RARNEGAT-zf00 90. % 40 A n. 80 q Lake
wood and Lakehu-st only1. 40. at. 90 p "a (S.O8
p ~ saturtIays) sundays o. 80 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CETE--q 40 a. NJ, 81 90 p ~.
VISEIAND AND BRIDGErON-fzAo0 A NJ Mss
HONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
80 A. n. Il %. A45. $50. $50. 1850
p 81. Sundays except Ocean Grove. 90 a n. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERNINAI). .A.5.
y %. - 90 800 f10 90 I'll o. a NJ tl2 90. 100.
$50. ~ 90. t3eo. 400. $500. 20 90. 1850. 1900
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-sA25 1850,
1000. IT'S A. n. Zoe. to 40. 800. 200. 20 IS
READING. HARRIsBURG. louisville AND WILL
IANsPORr-ltoo. = Is, tso- 70. Goeo 100
Pesfirr Pottsvffls ana Hrsb'g only f4Oo IS P NJ
zrronn Lfherty street only DAILY. tDaily. except
SUNDAY. SUNDAY only. tParlor cars only. IVA
Tarauua- NSaturdayA aENcept SATURDAYS
OHfces: Liberty s. Ferry. south Ferry. Astor
House. 1s7. 2s1, asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s1 sth
west rs5th 81. sf5 Columbus Az. York: Court
St. Fulton St BroOSlyn 500 Broadway. Will
iau1s0urg y Y Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
W. q BESLEE. 2 NJ BURT.
vics-Pres and Cen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD. -
Trains ieavs too A. u. f12O noon. 400 r. NJ
sf1O0 p ~
Nsv-York ticket Offices f8I. AIS and
1915 Broadway ard at Grand Central station.
A. Fl. SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agen&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

Fore Cc~oe Na-lrofe ff'oll0itc7v. Santos
rnsrs steady good aFe-ace santos 5Sso receipts 5000
faes stock g3 BAGS Lawl-reiaIse uarset opened
Il : higher barely STEADY. a
ffFher. sales $1,000 haNTe-l-'fee Creres
lsr rev steady tlnEc higher az - uUcrau-e5. ar
4 u Unchanged $50 unchanged. sales 1909
Tags
Janusry ..........-s3 40 -uly -
February .......----,4.U August
April = October -
June 4l - December - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

STOCK on HAND.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-15
THINGS BRIGHT IN EDGECoNIBE.
Gen. w. II. Cox Sheds Sunshine as He
Passes Amidst Friends.

With a glowing report of bright
prospects in every way for his sec
ton General w. r. Cox, of Edge
combe. is Il visitor TO Raleigh.
The reporter who saw General Cox
knew that the news was good news
even before he greeted that popular
gentleman, for there is something in
his erect soldierly bearing, in the
kindly CLINT of his eyes. which can
be grave or gay, serious or humorous
all in a small space of time. that indi-
cate pleasant things
Everything is getting on we'll in
Edgecombe county" he said. THE po-
l.tical outlook is all that an ardent
Democrat could wish. Our cotton
crop. though not as large in acreage
as last year, will possibly produce
more, as the labor to handle it will be
available. In money the profit will be
larger, as from a smaller acreage q
larger crop at a smaller cost will be
raised.
"And as to the tobacco crop the out
look is good. There is a much smaller
crop, but with the prices looking III
we expect good results. The grain
crop is better than usual in Edge
combe. We are doing we'll and every
one is happy"
And having added somewhat to the
sunshine of life by his CHEEKY man
ner and his invigOrating words, Gen
Cox, courtIy and chiyalrous, passed
along the street, receiving warn
greeting from the many friends III
has in Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-15
WHAT'S THE USE
To Keep a "Coffee Complexion"

lady says: Postum has helped
my complexion so much that my
friends say L am growing young
again. My complexion used to be cof-
lee colored, muddy and yellow but it
Is now clear and rosy as when | was
a girl. | was induced to try Postum
oy friend who had suffered Just as
| had suffered from terrible indiges-
ton, palpitation of the heart and
sinking spells.
After | had used Postum week
was so much better that / was afraid
II would not last But now two years
have passed and I am a well woman.
! owe It all to leaving off coffee and
drinking Postum in its place.
Il had drank coffee all my life.
suspected that il was the cause OF my
trouble, but Il was not until actually
quit coffee and started to try Postum
that l became certain: then al my
troubles ceased and I am now well
and strong again. Name furnished
by Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
There's q reason
Look in each package for copy OF
The famous little book. THE Road to
MELVILLE
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-15

The Justices of the Peace nominated
are the first three in the lists of each
township, except in Raleigh, where
the first fourteen compose the noml-
nees:
Barton's Creek-L. l.. Brogden, 1914
w. C. Jones. las; b. ID. Honeycutt,
143
Bucl1horn-P. C. Patrick, 80; A. l..
Wilson, Is; VIM. Raglan, 80; II. w.
Holleman, 10; w B. Womble, 2.
Cary-H. Il. Jordan. 90; w. q.
Crowder. 66; l.. B. woodall, &c; ]. O.
Williams. 2: W. M. Butt s: Sam Will
der, /; c. r. Scott. L; Donald Camp
Cedar Fork-B. H. Maroon, 81;
j. X. Gibson, so; Solomon King, 80.
Holly Springs-W. H. Burt, Ga; j.
d. Maroon, SO; ]. Sidney Stevens, 50;
A. j. ID. Cross. As.
Houses Creek-Robt. NJ. Horton,
1876; j. n. Carpenter, 1873; Jno. G.
Saunders, 1879.
w. H. Chamblee, Jr.. 161 III. G.. Perry
$50.
Marks Creek-F NJ. Terrell, 10;
W. A. Lilies, 6S; l.. l.. Daub, 90; j. w.
Pair, 2; B. w. Todd, /; E. T. Scar
boro, Is.
Middle Creek-J. D. Ballentine, e.
l.. H. Smith. e.; r. p. Stewart, 81.
Neuse-None.
New Light. A. oneal. 1923; J. H
Keith, 1872; w. j. Simpson, 10; San
ford Keith. 56.
Oak Grove-Robt. S. Shaw, 81
Robt d. Gooch, Sc; Willis a. Oneal
Sc.
Panther Branch-Jas. Adams. II
Geo P. Partin. 10; A. T. Smith, II.
st. Mary's-J. T. Johnson, 14S.
st. Matthew's-N. w. Pool, 81; A
+. Ledford, 21; Melvin Pool. 20; s
l.. Bartholomew. "a.
Swift Creek-John Stevens, 1Ol
Percy J. Adams. 102; II. L. Steven
son 102.
Wake Forest-Jas H. Mitchell. Sc
Chas. r. Debnam IS; Marion Purefoy
PA.
White Oak-Jno C. Burns 165
Henry 3. Holland. 1877; Rufus Honey
cult, 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Haywood. $50
r. II. Brooks. $50; r. G.. Reid, S25; j
NJ Norwood, $50: Vitruvous Register
1859: Thomas Badger $50; w. II
Hood. S4S: L. B. Pegram, SAT; d. c
smith. SIS: NJ b. Barbee S62; w. r
Macy. $50: j. NJ. Bishop, 444; A. r
| Glenn. $751; f. A. Womble. S55; r. L
| Heflin. 2: c. II. Johnson. 107; r. Y
spence, 4; G.. w. Hester, 1; w. o
Scott. l. j. T.. kennette. /.
The COnstables.
! The constables nominated in the pri
mary will be found in the followin,
list In each case the first named
receiving the highest vote, is the nom
inee, no protests having been filed. ex
| cent as noted:
Earton'- Creek. J. Harwood. 81
C. II. Holloway. IS: G. II. Ball, 8: n
| S. Rrogden. 81; j. L. Pool, 10. Henri,
| Biedsoe. 16.
Buci1hoITl-Jos. J. Dupree, SO.
Cary-W. r. Horton. As. w. F