davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iaverpool. Feb 2G-Clnsirg. WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures May I0sd: July. IS iOisd: March
sad. American mixed old 4s Sid futures quiet; March
4 9ds May. a. Sad. PEAS-Canadlan steady, Sc "a
FIOCR--st. Louis fancy winter Guu. s. Sd HOPS at
London Pacific firm. e. 7SGEs. BEEF FIRM
India des I'd PORK steady. prime Western
eos 81. HANs-short cut "a TO 10 70. strung. AS
BACON FIRM Cumberland cut. - 50 n 39s; short rib
IS 70 "a n COS Cd long clear middles light = 70 81 n
long clear middies heavy. 30 q 30 n
clear backs rs % n 10. 50s: clear bellies IA IS n
ass ca sHOULDERS-Square II 70 Is n. steady. ass
LARD fru Prime IN terces Cos 60: American
refined. IN pals, fts BUTTER nominal CHEESE
quiet. American finest white as Do coiored. sis TAI
LOW-Prime city dul. us 3D. Australian London firm,
27s Sd TURPENTINE-Splrits quiet. AS 81. ROSTN-
Common steady. Is 81. PETROLECM-Renned firm,
I'D LfNSEED OH. steady. ISIS ga cOTTOSsEED
CIL-Hul relned-Sp0t weak los z1sd-
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po-s &c. ieei Tor spot cctton closed quiet 81 @
n1sIl-r -. SIC f1r mitdllnr upland and l5c Tor
neT a. ~. eial sales 1E5 bales 70 spin
kel were t on contract southern spot ma
ifLr c-e--lee1 ~ fciloNE; Mobile quiet &c lower
An ..-.-InAh firm unchanged lscs Charlcstun
lsc: Wi'-.l-e At lee St Louis cuict UNCHANGED ~
ruirt a. -.-s-l stescy unchanged 1850 Norfok
a. il7se ~ NC; baitirno-o nominal uncAiir
bairs. itful &c higher a. iaiscs eaeas -
hale. nc Eirher lac sales. aeao
aufusts r-t IN &C higher 13Ec, sales. 800 ba.esi
traiet rar--. eiEee a. ifsscs salet - bales -
hes0riesrs 800 ieaoinf certres Tor to-mosrcw. -
81 asK - ~ 70 400 bales against BIS last week
tts &c.. cay laet year Galveston, AoVl 70
heuftor so las tFerk 2 year, and 80
~ iast year '' ~t--'--' $3.50
Nees A. eoeon az the porta to-day and Tor the
- me week last veare - -
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. FEB 20 D n.zCOTTON-spot-Mode
business done: prices poinsAig American nidding
fair SD good middlinz. T72d. middiing IG2d. low
middIing. T54d: good ordinary I4sd ordinary, 728l
TIE sales OF 5000 bales q which 500
for speculation export and included $500 American
Receipts 3ooO bales Futures opened and closed steady
American mfddIing o February. 1900. February and
March 49d: March ard April. 74ed: A1rii and May.
f0i Nav ana June sod June and July. 7fed. July
and August T46d August and September, I26d: Sep
TENDER and October. 654d: October and November 624e
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NETAIs-TIN-Tin rather Irregular abroad
spot advancing Sd and futures dselnag 2. Cd both
positions eosng a. tiss les Seag IN SSs sGy
changed at Is for sDo, in London bat advanced
s ss TOT @ ie an6 9aeSnsed Lake IS quoted al
l25ea ie75es sleotrolyte ane ess.lng az 49,
locally and a. 81 i5s Y L9neon s
al sos 5lsc and hrra a. The advance ne Lon
con 80 514 f5 iRoN1Ifoa closed al SIS
gov and al s2s 60 IN MleasseS5o LGs@ aots 9h Is
So 75asi5 %. No foundry Northern az ZIG esg
s6stsera =, soft 81 SIS Is 0sl5 IS
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPsThe 1 aT.i s2T s9ia
small oHeringS sne The P3sns ses @ oS eIrif
ugaL common 50 q lses far ~ Zee 200 a. q; S4c
ssI ie &c gSc. fspcv 26iasOe.
C-FAN T-REICHrs-In the market for steam tonnage
there oysment SssT ne qs9nG ~ r1'
The SAT- toHnags market YES esiet SsIssag 70 see Nv
ngnt coastng iainer Ae 80 i5ts issiapees arm
Tnoaersts reqs,, va "a Artu,eTp Ia: London I'D
2isd noHaai. fIsburE y pigs: Bremen y Piss Bot
terdan sc esttoH - iss s,. seS ~ 2e5s tSns
Eenerel cargo hsne &c 70 rsi eslSe NeS-Yor and
hien eteallel, = 80 = sCSire Ja8sr etc private
ierr1s March British ~ tons Eensrai eaTge
q Sst 70 s hrs British steamer s soton
March: british Steamer, eei tons phosphate TaTnpa 70
S Itsaa 1.-.-h ~, tns general cargo Nevv-oreans
Denmark S9S Anglo form Mareh: NorSesl-h sesI st
british steamer i58s tore West India trade enc rSghd
loFwooc Jamaica 70 Delaware Irs9k"steE t1s ils
private terms; British steamer lis tois tteel
baltimore Tampioo. private terms ste2nsf' 90
Savannah BrGnEuick % -eeN OK "a o.
ioc; $50 tons part cargo Saes b,.oh
Ecu-ForiL Sc bush; Bfitlsh ufis IT, tot 49,
ersl cargo. hence % Kingston !arsis9 pIIs1e ss
bark tons asphalt Port spain % Eew-fo $780,
terms: British schooner 80 tons. lumber Apaaehoo@
John y. T.. private terms sciis'net W 80
rhosrhnts roc. PoFs Tampa 40 Eev-Yak - ~ sns DIS
schooner, o5s tons lumber. ir1nsNeh .
York private terms. schooner. 4lb tens
feet per day schooner. 80 tons iatnneI, S@ts
Sound rrlVato terms schooner Dos toias
Charleston. Sl schooner. abs tons c1e t--
ahrfhrorf 10c- Dutch steamer Louc S--s'
timber Gulf ANTWERP SIS ID March. German s.elsI.
timber. Mobile to HUI private tes, 4s..'
barge 20oo capacity. coal Norfolk 70 Fr0'''eie'
81 ~ days -,..o-...s
oIIs-There activity shown N the eotonsesd
to-day and prices were acsanceo n -
instances. number 81 buying orders On n4r-p
diHTiayed frrnuess We quote:
lFrAf-Sandard white. bbis. IS So bulk ~ -. fll@
driuhia bhr bulk Sc. refined cases rev 80
sl1 90: Philadelphia 81 o. water white
work hhs 10 $40 IS. bulk - oSi FhAce.pnl@.
SO 90: white. eases Ne~-iorN s4s o''
rhiinfe'rfia. 50 ~ -. =.
COT'ToNETED oTL,-Frrns crude. o nsils s<1sg
r-sr1e yelioH 836Hai1cs CT sumner ye.-
low Nominal; prime white 9i04i &c; prime winter ye.-
low ~ 5kc nominal l-lNst.i.D % s-s-.-
raw, s0G1lc. ~ raw. sS1<ec' Calcutta raw
&c. LARD OIL, &c -. . ..-.-~
PRoVIsIoNs-The provision market sustained sewers
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A RaIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST, NEW

YORK city. Feby -. I9oA-Seaied proposals win b.
- O'Clock March T.. arA
then opened the manufactuTe and delivery a. tais
OF 5000 pairs Khaki Trousers and 1000
Fled Goats The Khaki material win be furnished By
other materials to be Furnished
Blanks for bidding. specncatons and other ino-ma
Obtained az this Office. Proposals Do
sealed envelopes marked Proposals for
ing addressed the uaders sned. O. s. BINGaAl.
Major g O ~. DEPOT q. AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27

Washington. February rs. IsO4-sEALED PRO
POSALS wiz be received this Office until Il O'clock
noon March 10 1904 for fsrnisEing eastron and
specials for siphOls FORMS Specifications
Information obtained the once. HENRY 3.
II MCFARLAND HENRY l. WEST. John BLDDLE.
Commissioners -. C
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Steamboats,.

BIOS U % E1 NEW ATR f EHeEsN ID
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River LsAvs
Pier 10. X. foot OF Warren 81. week days only a.
100 =. ~. STEAMERS PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chestra
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave n. r..
Garrison days emily 80 P. II. steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford Spring-
I've Pier n. R. n Garrison
week days only at zoo ?. = Steamer RICHARD PECK.
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Proposals.
lived At TIE

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT Tf1H
Bureau o Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
nfent. WashingtQn. D. C., until ~ O'clock noon March
g. 1904 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter 60
furnish the Navy Yard. Washington. ID. C. and the
Z. s. Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd. a quantity %
brass. brass and copper pipe. angle and
steel steel uoss rings. feed wire, ereosoted wooden
conduit btuminous dber conduit. tonttng compound
conduit threading sticks guids s1eaveS insu1zors,
manhOc and covers manhol8 frames and
iron lamp-posts for lights. ana
supplies bolts. washers chestnut polea ysl
loW pine enarneled bricks. lead.
muriarc acid. pipe and fittings. wrought
east-tron pipe aud fittings and
Blanf proposals VIII ce furnished uDOn application 90
the Navy Pay Once. Baltimore. Nd. and the Bureaus
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department Washing
ton, -. c. II T. b HARRIS. Paymastsr Gensrs1
T. 5. " 2-1T-04
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. Time fron sou<s
Ferry nVs minutes earlier than shown oelov.)
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MArCW
CHINA-z4e0 rs Easton Onlyl. A10 A. M. LIE,
40 800 t545 Easton Only) p. n Sundays s&h
wIIKEsBARfE AND sCRASroN-z4oo 40 L. NJ
30 z, ~ sundays zs,zs A. NJ 90 ~ NJ
BARNEGAr-zA0G '9f0 A NJ, $50 (340. LAKE,
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. $500 p. II laas
ATLANTIC CITT-.s40 A u "a. 40 p Il
VINELAND AND BE1DCETOS-fxA0o A N. f1sa
LONG BRANCH. AsBURT PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEAsAST AND sEAsHORE POINTS
zA0O, $50 1L30 x NJ. 20. AIS.
N sundays except Ocean Grove. SEQ A ~. Eoa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERM1NAI). .Gss.
fS99S 800 'goS tisSc tias 90 A ~ - % a 90
fl0sO p NJ 12is mdt $3.50
34TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s47s, fasc,
.1o50 ms NJ. 100. gao. 800. 200. f9-1s
READING. HARRIsBURG. louisville AND WILL
I az, 81 % fsSe. f9i9 siSso f1sS
EFrom Liberty Street only sDaily. fDay. sxcspt
Sunday SUNDAY only. fParlor cars only liVia
Tamaqua xsaturdays aExcept Saturdays
Orrces. Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry Aston
House, Isl 81. $50 1909. 1854 Broadway. Is3 stu
West 125th ST. 2f5 Columbus Av-. York: -o1-e
81. 544. ss0 Fulton St BROOKLYN. $40 Broadway VIII
iamsburE y. Y. Transfer CO. calls for and checks
" 2. BESLER- C n BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr Gen Pass'r All
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb 2s.-FLoUR strong: fancy BLENDED patent
81; fancy sprHs patent y 81 family patent winter
Spring business very linlited No ! Northern Duluth
81 f2L CORN easier. No . yellow. 64&c: No .
S8nc OATS steady: No white 81 ac No mixed.
4sssc BARETSales at SIC for fair and price
bsc.
Chicago Feb 2e.-Ths leading futures ranged a. fol-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily 4Daiy. except sunday SUNDAY only.
Offices liberty So. Ferry. SOUTH Ferry Astor
1871 26i asa 1900 1854 Broatwav. ts2 5n Av . Union
Square West i53 East f25th St 2T3 West t25th St
Columbus Ave- New York Court 81, 81. SEQ Fulton
ST. Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. Wfiarnsburx. New
Tansfer Co calls sor and checl baxxags % esa-lnasa
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- Yard. Washington. d. c.-Thers win be soia AZ th~
Navy Yard. Washington =. c.. material belonging 20
the Navy condemned unit therein consisff1x
% scrap ron scrap steel steel cuttings common bronze
bronze.
cinders and crucioiss Be- Tor
cash 20 the highest biddet BY sealed proposals -
opened a. Il o'clock March 3 1904 Sche3ule.
tanning form 81 proposals and u fur
nished application to the General St1rskeeper Navy
Yard WashiuEtcn, .. @ cIfAS. II oACLING. Aatin<
Secretary q the Navy 2-f304
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27

ccTToN-To-dsy's cotton market active und ez.
cos-ss frsouent b siit retbacl.s under
ssrns hut generally snea.ing. Prices moved steeey
esIaE chsay result ne Increasing strength Of
.s $3.50 Attp9 caQles were ueln IIi.I - - =
s1 pareelaIl e. 70 spots which Ners sel.iag a.. ~
-. us norma 1tenence ls aoout ~ poiits. 49,
to ~ Gay promised 10 be ve-- light and while March
l-t were oui 70 the extent q about lOr9 blle me-
we're profrty stonre hs treasured smaller longs. and
- q increase Eene-al confidence II tfe u4AIAst-
o.ilf th!s prices Immediately began 20 adFance lle
pa ou eaee- who credited with selling very heeN-
negh brokers and Important Philadelphia interests also
s.-.-le4 % buy me sumner months ne orolshi "
" session q ne ATE trading, when March SOLD az l4se
- q = - ano July ar l4lic TINS vas ne aoyencs
. ~ points On this position and the marAet elosee
SEQ e. nearly the top win the advance matter
~ greatest advance saies were estimated 200. O0O
80 ne week enc figures even more bulisn tntn
esaa6 asi yssrs srs to aSefsse decrease since
- q ne month has been n excess o. the amount when
under eo baies Interior receipts for DAY.
20 ere aeori hs Or ast years. pointing towsTd n
80 feature g tie fac, mat interior stocks are
100 ne small a. sight naturally points toward very
sssh visible supply statement to-day, but the fact re
~ the ssvsncs ana hsTe are many who contend that
s.e eelni Conditions the spot rlarets should lead m
tsoen Kings regular weekly movement figures follow:
TT feeps esI bales against rs. ss5 last year over
- ssa so1shern NIL takinss estimated ~ 900 beles
Is 49, tseo las .oss - stock interior togns
rs,s ~. We. l-eGl ualea. sgainsi 10 81 ast ees'
.sanst esssss a. vss- overiard to mills and Canada
te- oals4 eEams, so 75s last year; southern mill
49, - estimated l276oo0 hales. against 500 last
-. :. .@.A agliaE "a go last year brought ITO
- ser Ihs to,si cror soezaet IA Tor I7g days this
- -sa-nE i& GAYS in 1000
ls osS az, s sslaet ootacs prices II the local mar
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND cORTLANDT STREETS
- The leaving time from Desbr0sses and COrtIands
Streets Is Eve minutes later than that given below foe
Twentythrd Stree. Station. except where otherwise
noted
s.55 A NJ. FAST MAII.-Paror. Sleeping. ana Dining
cars Fer CHEESE, Indla99g9.is and L9gsvi ILL.,
SMOKING and oSserTaton cara cinesnnasL Indiaa-
1Oss 4 H. N0 PsNNs iTi. Lrx1rED-PuIlnnsa
sssGP Cars i F6 eR s S Too Sad De-
I.s5 P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
sanaSas cse Sa 81 Ioais pnihx Car
A * p N CsrIIcs.c:o n rsFYTFD Puifnnan Sleeping
Smoking. and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
SIS p n ST LoUIs s'- ExSPREss-ror Piss.eurs
Gar. For Gary. ". va 1via Shenandoah Valley
SIS =: 81. WESTERLY ExFEEss1Eor Chicago For
.5s n PSsfFfc FxPREss For Pstsburs To-
sdo and Gheqgo For KISS.. eSs Hs 1esDs
s.es 2. n. CLEVELAND AND cINcINNATI Ex x
PREss=FoT Pi5ts6urE Cleveland. Cincinnati IN
s.55 P. u. PITTsBURG sPEcIAI-Daiiy for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
IS. sB GsslsH4 sns s'5 corr
iandt streets 22o @ % censrss.01 =. a Tto.s.s
and cor.I5nst streets io as ! z 2 nisst
.o5ai 81 en- ar9 1a res Ria9a ss Gs.s sI
soSE 5sS dsy PAIN Liis
Atlantic COAST L1NE.-Expross. Is a. and s2s
.. N daily. New York and Florida Special. za'
sEARoAEp Ar LIVE nAIwAxEzgrs,s: ii iiSP.a n
and y 10 night daily "seaooard Florida Lin-Ns-
NoRFoGK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-TOr Memphis
ciiEsEPEAIiE & OHIO RxILW2Y-T5S a week
FoR OLD PoTNr COMFORT and NoRFOLK--Io5 q N
Aff siaigs e en- "a a "a and -.sss.y.
SUNDAYS m Through Festibuled Trains. Blnet
PsrIOr cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par-
Tor Smoking Car, Parior Cars Diang Car and stAno~1
cARE 49, IS m Esss,a9ys --,,,vo
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
and 70 10 nrht weekdays sundays. u 10. Is m.
and D. From Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets.
m. Il 80. 3 40. $40 m and u. night week
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos rs sTKs Sos SIS % - 05S 81 Louis Limited,
80 10 Ceshrosses Cortiaudt Streets 10 20 30 e
CPenna- Limited s1O55 1t55 "l2 s. q ". 10
oes5rossss ortIandt 20l. S. g Is SIS
as '25. AS C.t55 Chicago Liniitsd Tor North Phil
ateiphia ony). s5 IS eS5 1856 SIS Is 55 for North
es9s s6s. .S55 SIS 'oss CO.'S St Louis IiHsssl
'325 s425 - %. Cheago Limited for North Phil
s9-lphia only. -Ab5 3 IS. 155. SIS. e25 09o for
North Philadelphia only p m. l21O night
Ticket oees nos ss1 1854 iIs and es1 Broadway:
Fifth Cbeiow 23d ST. $50 Fifth Avenue corne'
2oth ST.: I Aston House. and stations named above
Brookyu- Court Street $50 Fulton Street 30 Boad
and PenEsyivaris Annex station The New YORK
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
Telsphons 43 Chelsea fer Pennsylvania Railroad Cal
W. W. ATTERPURT. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager PasB'r TTafnc Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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FLOUR AND AfEAI,-Business -four was quiet again
sSnti51s 70 soa oui for high prices Consumes
sti pursuing the handtomouth policy or SLING PaS
straiFfjs S55s5 IS wiajsr patents s. soats o spring
~ : winter e. So ss-7ss ss BUCT1wHBKT FLoUE-Mar-
ket duii ouote5 al 5000 10 RYE FLOUR firm quoted;
coAESI esist: quoted; Klln dried s. 2oass 30 as %
low 81 45si So coarse 81 iS6Si Is FED rr; quoted;
ara Inid6liaEs 81 e5ss2 Is aouT So SeGssi 5o
5soks: middlae So aoas@6: red dog. sss So hOminy
eIiAiN-WH EAT'-The wheat market opened at a de-
cline OF 1&8l7tc under pressure % hquloajion
g. a6sa IN TIE price q wheat and an advance q aSog
b prize OF on ths and previous advances
en socnr3ulaton Of lo5g grain became bs
osnE 20 me eHlfs1sy , F PTS % ,s Srt severe
factory selling basis was not loTthcoiing; any stteps
inherently weak. ard after the opening the bun in
tS slnr arres q me previous day But again prices
fel back under reneee attempts 70 realize sno ne
sisy wheat sold g o5ss 70 81 g closing a
later ones Tie Argontns shgrneats sor week we're
-se-7s9r tI-e lSSi vcs- Wa news was not factor
for ruers sold: there also active selling BY com
Iasion OF the decline few traders bought for
a. vresksss 1hrourh5ut session May contracts re-
points was less huIs on The supply SUBJECT spot
-s P e ie @ S1-Ssis none a. n. poGts prices
81 ne Ssh 's,e mere Or iS s 81 iosl Is
. 4 anoat. 10 No-taera Duluth. 81 i31s aaost
here unt after The range tie days business
81 Sc CT May closing G2hsc &C under
previous close closing tone, weak The
having had good rise during the week vas
with cables unsatisfactory and
exporters insisting lower dgu-cs. Cash sold 10
outpors No closed nominal IN elevator and $50
Z q D. zfoats No . white. sec. and No yellow. Uec
an1at OATS-Outs were easier tn q speculative
way west snd th- ioral narSe, also showed an
feeling under the ~ larger receipts In
The closing quotations for spot
No whine. 6sc. end standard white. 6shzc- RYD-
No Western Gle. arrive prompt snip
rent BARLfsY-Narket quiet. Feeding quoted 5oc.
and mailing. a5ao5c both G Z Buffalo Wheat tn
Guiding ended February -.
according 'Brudsrre-ts aggregated oa1 bushels
AGAINST 4 bushels bushels
this last year Prom July T. l9o5 20 date. they
108 s5i1 bushels against ia Isl go bushels
last ssascu exports thn week nEEreEate iss
20 bushels against ioi $40 bushels last week. and a.
g Tr0rn July =
they arEroEste IS Geo. $50 bushels againn S067s seq
a.. 800 trr4
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Fo-eIzn coffee Markets-Rio-Codee market lnactive'
A. ! $3.50. eychange Il ll-s2G receipts BOO bat1
carred FOR United States. 5000 hays; stock oooo0
prre gaufor-Crfee market inactive. EQod average
santos nominal. receipts 10000 hsrH two days., STOCK
hare Hrmhurg-Coflee market opeuea = fieil-
- hirrer. 81 2.7o ~ m. was IA 10 Ii pferniEs
fIlhrr. sales O. 90 bags HevrCdee market opened
rtesdv I franc higher: u advanced n franc. a.
\ m Iul- advanced = franc; other months unchaugea
rs-F,o NJ n. UNCHANGED. total sales. 5000 b1eA
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine dun uncertain
Rosln was DUH and easy Tar steady. We quotes
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bills. 63iS
G6sc
TAR-Pfne bbls 81
ROSIN-COmmon TO good strained sc 1882 so; r.
81 SO: F. s.: @. So 10: r. So 10: l. So 90 K IS T3 ~
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stock HavTu 83I 600 haEs including . so 600 Bra
ALLAN: 554f anc 2s2S. coo respectively
statistical posifloz o. brazilian co1se e. fo
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A DvERTIsEME,rs and subscriptions tor rss grssxas
~ receives at once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements win be received
Offices regular once O'clock m, 49,
"a Shave 23d-sts l53 eys so- l2rnse.
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STOCK ON HAND.

STOCK ON HAND.
1 ~ - POS
Inns turpcnti1e-. Szo4 Dds
Ar LUIS Dolls
Wilmington, Feb 26-SPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
Ing doing: receipts, casks. ROSIN-Nothing doing
es.pts t20 bbs TAF-Ftrm. 81 40 receipts. 10 bbS
CRUDE TpHPENTINE-FIrm. 81 %. "a and s4i
ceipts IS bbls.
savannah. Feb. 2s.-TURPENTINE-ouIet soc: sales.
70 bbis: receipts IS bbls ROSIN-FIrm: sales 1.I36
6os; receipts. 1.Is0 bbs; exports b5is. Quote
y. g and y, 81 40 f. 81 as p 50 So So II. 6Oi
l. g GO: K. So . II. s. 30: n. 50 30; W c. 50 CO. ".
Charleston Feb. e6-TURPENTINE and RoSIS noms-
nal nothing doing: quotations omitted
London Feb. 2G.-TURPENTINE-Spu 20
ROSlN-American strained. 0s: hne lis Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27

noder1-- ~ aI'ecial LFtrpoo cahles-spot cotton
trnosf 10. -- taief t.0s3 bales. FDecliaffon Hus
esnc 30 nsflc-n, hoo0' rrceipis 1000. r5iddiinr
te.as sfrano.. .,i.e..H ncd very steady. . 10 b
vance ei.ttl Hfrncy. IOnc0 -0s~4s.
~ srr., Z bod; Fehr1asy- Aiarrh sfa-~s .-l
t-it ittt-iiuf. tli1. June-fffir
se1A.r q - 80 ApEu1- ptcnlbcr Z 2fi-
oo'o 7ef~ Aoscnlber. AID Mancheetsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AI

Leave New York City. South Ferry. Liberty
CbicagO, Pittsburg. i. ~I2I0 s12I5 nt
Chicago. Columbus ~ 55pn L0Gprn Dfne<
Pttsburg. Cleveland. 335pm q 40pru Limited
~'PiftsburE Limited".... 655pm 7.0cprn
CINCINNATI II. Louis. 81 10 81. IS Sleeper
CINCINNATI Louis. s1025arn 10. Joan Diner
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. 655pm TO0pm Bursk
Norfolk ................ f1255pn L00p-n Dnsr
sDafly. fDally except Sunday. fSunday only.
Ofrces: 26i asa 100 Broadway. 8 Aston House, 100
Greenwich IS Union square W. sei Grand 81. n Is
Bf3 Fulton Brooklyns South Ferry and Liberty
EagEage CHECKED hotel rezidencs % de.na,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27

yarns ouoatiuus fully maintained: cloths business
DOING
Comparative cotton she ended Frs-
oa-. February 20 1901 Bales.
week -. .....-..-....- s4sT
lau var .. r43s87
Total receipts since September 3
$40
I,z1o-fs fr- fhe r-aaix $3.50
EruortE for came v-eek last .......... T63s1e
Total erDorfs rfnce SeUter1fer ..........sS0e
Total 70
an rrites states porfH-...-......-. 657 66l
sesr = "a Nl-'s1 0'a'ss poi's So me $50 2s4
STOCK az 1l Interior towns 80
STOCK az al interior time last year alsNS
Stock nt Liverpool time last year------. ot~OvV
t.e = ist ieI can aioai Tor 1ra' nle I7eoOo
The following are she total net receipts os cotton At al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-27

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield and
BOSTON 8 ALBANY RAILROAD.
Tr1ins leave 1902 A IL. fi2O0 noon. "Aoo - ~
sf1.0O r. NJ
Tickets ticket Offices 1877 81
1216 Broadway, and a Grand Central station
A H. SMITE. GEORGE H. DANIETA,
General Manager General Passenger AExne
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-31

lows. ever at war among themselves
and with the whole outside world. De
spite their f~erocity they are a clever
a dress handsomely, have their sui
fans and their s~laves-and are expert
seamen, while long continued pillage
on the high seas has surrounded them
with many of the 1uxuriek and conven-
fences of western civilization.
The buildings Of Agriculture, Forest
~ and Fisheries show all the varied
natural products, also the extremely
primitive processes as yet in vogue
while in the Women's building we are
introduced to a number of native man
ufactures, including the beautiful. fab
RIGS from the just, banana and pine
apple fibers. This information is collat-
ed in the Building of Commerce. where
a UNIQUE and most effective method OF
exhibiting is followed. In n hall are
samples of all the articles produced for
export, among which manila fiber, or
course, holds the chief place of prom
inence. while in a second hall are all
the manufactures from every country
that are imported and find a ready
market among the populace. Thus the
business man gets a dual lesson. He
sees what he can profitably take from
the islands, and also what he may
profitably send to them. When it is
added that a large number of represent
alive Filipinos have been brought over
to visit the Exposition and study Amer
ear business methods and manufac-
lures, it will be recognized that great
benefit both to the islands and to the
world at large must result from this
work of mutual enlightenment.