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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

tie s IN the S saS StssP.
5 5stqss The movement fairly
operate closely and IA hand-t0-mouth manner Very
cheese can be or esat weeks before any s ~ oT o. on
cream small colored white fancy 14c fine 1s3sc:
gGod 12912sc do poor 1OsQ1se do large colored and
coioTSd and white choice. i2&c DO fair to good 10
He; do poor. 1O8ioEci do light skins, small choce
sac: do sa9d sqsAe; do common to fair 6%97Ao; DO
l.. EasnResepts to-day 2428t arrivals are
NEEDS pecny upeof he GTPnS eR and
are becoming anxious to avoid CARRYING surplus s
the tone is weak eggs under large offerings
S10 eas 90 as ans nearby dS
Ise do arss AZ Western sts II do seconds 1 s
l7c drtios 153@1e: checks 1Sa131se; duck eggs 27S
FRUiTs yaporated apples held at about late e
hglres, but demand light and tone easy NO interest ~
small fruits limited supply California fruits I'M
&c; do choice 6a6c do prime per 100 ~ So S5g$S 4U
dried quarters s.@4o Do State ana dried
2a8c do chopped per 100 b. 81 5T5s1 s.; and
skins goe9$i CHERRIEs per ~ 1SsqiSc M As
BERRIEs 24925o; APRTcoTs CALIFORNIA;. IOorp s'rS
l5g1oe DO unpeelsd. 9812Ac; PTUNEs. California 20
FRUITs-FRE sH-Apples heavy supply and draggi Ts
very low as QUALITY IN and work out
slowly Pineappss in light supply ana fIm I,t First
of open arrived to-day from Lawtey and sS
at 4oQ56c We qgoet APP1s sitzen1bsrg per S9S s5S
No stock variety and condition 75c$1 20 DO as
kind. in bulk per 100 ID. Sl@$l .; GRAN
Cape Cod Dbl 50 6o9$6 co. do jersey per 99 $Sg
box. 75cg$3 TANGERINES. Florida, per strap SZg
SO 90; MANDARINs Florida per strap Sgg p 81
GRAPE Fruit Florda RsF box Ear,da Der crate
s. &SG$4 BERI.IEs FloT a6Hso per quart re-
frigerator, 25g50c: do crates, 4Og9oc 49,. sor
Tcfy choice grades for export and this tends to
sustain holders their views. On the Pacinc coast
little easier reported from oregon with good hop9
port favorable start and with considerable increase ~
the acreage In three coast states. consceraps IN
expected in the crop OF l9oo On te
at 27c we quote state 1904 choice. h. 2QZSc do
prime 25G26o; medium, 23d24c do Pacho Coaso 4S
choice 2702sc do prime 25g2ec; do medium Z3Qz4c; 40
Hay AND sTRAw-HAT-Recelpts shortened up con-
to keep prices their late low ranges In fact rev sa
inc1nding prime named at outside figures covers
are in better supply and easier we quote:
haIes ner 100 N 2a4S5c No l. II29stc NO 4 iV4!ooi
No 60Gc5c: Shipping, 5oG5715c; small bales &C less
than large clover mixed. 10QI5o; clover clear Dug
STRAW9Market for long rye, e5qsoc now run ~
The Produce Exchange to-day: HUDSON River
railroad $50. West shore Railroad 5O Penrsylyaf
road 10. Tehieh Valley Railroad. 260; Baltimore ana
obio railroad 10: Ontario and Western. 80; CenIal
Bs{roaS of Neersev 100: total SO tons receipts TOT
week $50 tons receipts of straw % TONS ioT wees
30 ions Exports of hay bales for week; Havana"
500 Trinidad 323 san Juan. ~; Glasgow <'eooi 141s
ston 33S; Hull, 1875. total, 6Sl5 No. 20 ,,,lr 70
Mains three cents a quart the shipper IN t1e
26cert zone no change having been made at the ohE
meeting yesterday. , ~ -. o.,s for
pdiuaN arCh2 fOlOWSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York March q, 1903
RFANS AND PEAS-The market continues TO show
weakness extremely dull trade and slight press
IIrs TO sell Receivers naming 50 % Tor the
Of and they onering very good
quality for marks Of medium are held gen.
orally at So % 81 So but It looks
as If those figures would be shaded round lots Red
kidney quoted 50 1882 80 without business Cali
forniE lima slow buyers favor. Scotch peas
dull and weak. We quote BEANS, marrow choice, per
hush So 90 medism. 81 204S2 %; do 81 7I4 q
81 So do red kidney 75g$2 so; do white kidney s. l0
DO lima California, So z0GS3 As: GREEN PEAS. Scotch
T3TJTTF7F-Fecepts to-day 1861 pkgs Almost without
any warning the market broke 20 n fresh table
GRADES Trade dragged a little before the close to-day
and few soft spots shown. but scarcely any one
mic tied material change az the moment The
trouble lies largely the sact that the recent high prices
10 consumers lessensd the consumptre demand Coupled
with this three days Of warm weather which
ALWAYS affects market az this season OF year No
rger supplies sight, but receivers want 10 Keep
I doors and there is realization the fact that
Ssi1es are still very the of Our
reduced the business of the
feeling IS eth unsettled. We quotes
Srner extras Per n 2sq2S3ac (Aercantile Exchange
ocia Quotation, extras. 2Sc do nrsts t4 q TO- do
seconds 98a25c DO thirds, 20qci do held extras 80
DO a. arsts 23925c do seconds, 2i9c 90 thirds 20o
state dairy tubs. extras &c do frsts 242c; do sec
onds 22G2sc: thirds 2oq2ic Western imitation cream
rsts. HAZE do seconds, 20c reno
sfS xtrns pc; drsts 21@22e; do seconds 19G20ei
10 thirds lSc factory. pc; do hrsts,
do seconds IG020c: do thirds lsc; do held. hrEts.
2ic do seconds 10000; packing Stock No ls5lsc; do
70 9.ti Receipts to-day 5s4 While the
ket continues show strong position, no change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


NeW-Nork. March -, l6Jo.
were cars, 2S3 head. in
Guiding 40 cars for saughterers and 20 for tho market
making In yesterday, - cars on sue
OF which - at Jersey city and az the upper
wards steady TO nrIn ana top
sdss 100 higher fat bulls and coed fairly steady
medium ana common and bulls slow 10 lower TWO
cars were held ovar. Medium choice steers sold at
"a sOgs6 per 100 10; to good bulls at " SoQ
S4 common 10 choice 81 bOgSA; ! choice fat
ohio a. go. Dressed beef in moderate demand
ga Csc N for inferior to choice native
sides Latest Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle slow at 9l1hc per ~ few tops Is.o dressed
weight refrigerator steady Sc ~ Shipments
to-day included 500 cattle 1027 sheep and 1850 quarters
OF beef the Georgia Liverpool, and about 800
quarters OF beef on the to the port To-
CorinthiRn will sail for Glasgow with 2Hl
Gait Swift Beef Company
sales-Newton Co: II Ohio steers. 1870 n average
az IS % per 100 NJ do IS 80; 1s do 1lB4
~ at S. 30 % do 1892 H. at 50 o 10 Pennsylvania Do
1897 10 so 50 1913 ~ at So 50 p do 1924 No.
al SIS Is: do 10 at IS 10; Ohio cow 1900 10.
81 80: Pennsylvania do. 1910 10, So 10; do. $50 No.
81 10
s Sanders 10 ohgo steers. 14oS ~ at 50 o5 90 Penn
sylvania 1897 H. IS co. y do 1882 No. 81 So
bull 1850 n, al 50 S. DO. 1898 10 al 81 90 cows
81; do. $40 ID. at 81 90: S do no H. at 81 90
Mcpherson Co.: bull, 145O 10 81; do, 1900 n.
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a. 1isS y SIS SCI DO lS e ct seH s. 81 f
DO: i6sb s. e95 o. 1880 r. at IS 50; g. az s5e
g 49, 49, 49, o5 d. at to;s s. 81 l. sG &c q %
81 T. d. So ~ a. e. f g. g d g. 81 g al D. at
oSo Culver = s9 steers 1895 ~ at
1880 So tVsS e. d. as h. out s. $50 ID cow
d., 1850 $ co. DO 1890 Is. at S. 30; II DO
8 Judd 4 60. State steer, 1850 r. at So 80; bulls,
$40 ~ at 81 SS oqTs 7 sS7 !, at 81 go 1850 N
go h. at IS 80: do $50 n a, s. Is: DO $50 n.
HsS $40 n % SCI Isl &C. saS $50 @ at 8
for suburban dealers and 95 for the market There was
ssins ssas5 on from last week with large number Of
Common to good ranged price SEQ s41 50
per head choice and mixers brought $50 to S57
SalesIouis Hebrunn: 10 fresh calves Included
q j. Rockefeller: cows and calves. $50 5O9$47 so
cALVEs-Recspts were 1854 head including 145 direct
butchers and counting the calves held over yesterday
at least cars back at these yards The supply mod
crate and while common veals wers haTay SDS dee
9@on stock to- 6rme vess so at s pr fo ne
sosCed tops 9 So Gus st st9s 5O little 9sys
YEAS il At @2s per With bsrs strictly sp
ply and many Of them in poor condition owing to the
prices ranged from to lois S.r. q, So
per 100 ~ IS do III 10 s. sTE; "A o. 122 NJ a.
s g. S:: &c g 81 IS z e. a. @ 70 ,o' %
Sanders: yeos 40 n at -S s. 7' So' $50 ID at
Newton Co: 81 veals, ia n. at 81 .: IL do. 81
10. at $4
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 1914 cars OF
$3.50 including for siaushterers and lO3s
market all the latter at Jersey City The whole
market full steady and sheep strong lambs averaged
higher Monday but Of better average quail
ity there good clearance Of the pens; ordinary to
prime sheep So 25G$6 so per 100 fb Gull bucks
at s4 medium to choice lambs at Ss4s9 cuHs at Seg
60 mutton higher at Sq11o per 10; dressed
12Q14c country dressed spring lambs lower at
SSQS6 per carcass -.
10 average IS S. do 90 10. at IS 60 217 do 70
10 at IS 25 215 do Il 10 at S. Is; Western sheep. ia
10 at Sc so; IS Jersey ewes. las N. at 50 .. 100 -
S. Sanders lambs, rs 10 at 50; 12S do, 81
~ at IS; 9s 100 70. at IS To- II State do
SO 10 81 Is - a..
Westerns 10 at SIS s7s 200 do 81 10 ct IS STA 21o
do " ~ So; 10 do. 60 10. at Sc.
S Judd Co: State lambs. 40 10 at SO 6o buck
Tobin & Shannon: State lambs rs 10. at SSi i
yearling, so 10. at Sc; buck $50 10. at 81
HOGS-Receipts SO 1903 head. Including
the market prices full steady and good 70
prime hogs quoted at - SO4S6 per 100 10
Country dressed hogs steady at 54so per 70 for heavy
light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March @. 10

NtN-1uIh. NIbItn
COFFEf-The coffee market very quiet. but there
special pressure against the market, after
20 lower french cables the market ruled generally steady
being finally unchanged points lower partial
points aoove the opening figures Sales we're reported
Of about $500 bags The French market reported de-
cline OF y franc, but Hamburg closed net unchanged
the Brazilian markets showed calculated
10 inspire the trade with selling motives in view of the
expected eashness Of the visible supply statement Of
April /. Sac Paulo receipts for the day were little
BEAVER but were thought 70 reflect nothing more than
in the while the expectation continues
That viii falling of She first Of the
month cable from Naumsh Gepp & CO. stated that
buyers willing former prices but that the
advance checked business and this probably had some
influence n preventing renewal OF the demand noted
during ne session OF the day The market
quiet with quotations the basis Of I&c for Rio
The range prices local market to-day
linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesspot cotton
moderate demand sales Zoo bales speculation an
bales: American. 1900 bales middling upland. Aid
opened steady points decline closed steady
April-AEav 4Osd; May-June Aid: June-July, .13d;
gulyAugust zI4d August-Septenber I'D; September
overwhelmingly 1sd: January Eebru-
any 2Od Nanchester-Yarns and cloths quiet and Arm
Gull reeeting Indifference the part OK
buyers Mills cut IN prices which aIeeted pIac-
part % winter straights and winter ateats slTlg PAT
ents. s. e5QSs winter sights S5S5 49, winter pat
emu =" 9es9 90 spIhg c4eSts' 5esss So
winter - sass -; extra No winter 60 s9sS 90
RYE FLOUR slow: quoted Fair 70 COCO - sogS4 ~:
Kiln cried. 81 so9s3. brand BAG MEAL aulsst5
quoted Fine white and yellow, 81 .; coarse, ne8 SIVog
81 TO- FEED Western steady city que q1otee:
spring SIC - standard nledling. sle 90 nouf
S21 Red Dog. SO 10 prompt shipment city bran Syg
s2I bulk and sacks mddng, s2f0s24 BED Dog S24 90;
Observation-Disclosures selling of TO a lower basis
Rny it has yet reached the positions
this season, wheat TOOK steaGief turn IN the
and recovering Of its decline. closed only 5sg4o
under she previous night IN addition the continued
depressing influence OF bearish the market was
affected by the severe break IN rallies were
accounted for p1nepay by en- 9ysrsod condition OF ne
Minneapolis where positive weakness had been
feature Of the early market Although considerably
cooler than OF the weather appear create
fears among short nd sail
noon as st any time on decline In fact very ts
81 tie nfurr was in connected with the weather
II shoRery most sections Of the belt, besides
cooler hit All eroD news continued 10 have bearfsh
leaning TIRE movement consisted 800 bushels CON-
pared 335 900 bushels last One result Of the
carly export business OF l3 loads Of Man
huence on domestic markets the decline Of 91d
Liverpool Very little attention paid CONT
marx decline Berlin and partial points advance at
Para Western cash markets all reported small de-
a foT the spot article eah SGEs. e mere eios
IL iSh1; 10 Manitoba 81 q. aAoat. CORN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March % 4 p m---COTToN-spot- era TO
husiness prices easier American middling fair. 465d;
good middng 4ssd midding. I'D low middling 4o7d;
good ordinary BS9d ordinary, S3d The sales OF the
DAY 5000 bales OF which 500 were for speculation
and export and included $500 American; receipts
600 Including bales American. Futures opened
easier and closed steady March, 4osd; March and April
Osd. April ara May 40ci; May and June, Aid; June
and July ADD July and August AID; August and Sep
TENDER 4 15d; September and October 4.16d October
ard November, 4iTd: November and December. 41sd
December and January, 4lOd; January and February
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

local market closed quiet with quotations IN
changed tho basis OF S.O5c for mddng upland and
s30e for middng Gulf Sales bS bales for consumption
Southern spot markets teegTaphed folowe
Mobile quiet LEO lower nc; sales 200 bales Sa
vaunsh quiet easy. unchanged INC sales 157
bales Norfolk quiet unchanged 7sc sales 100 bales
Baltimore Charleston quiet. higher
sSc Galveston firm. unchanged at 7Ssc; sales 80
bales NeOrleans firm unchanged, at Use; sales, 5000
bales Estimated receipts leading points
IL Houston from $500 $500 bales, against bS3
last week 1097 Galveston from $500
10000 bales against 4S13 last and 198 last
and at New-OTieans 10000 bales against
9.e47 last week and 1888 last year.
Receipts at the interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and last
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R.R.

4th Ave, Is follows for -, -
f5ii0scO .Il16:62 a, 81. tssl:0o. 'x1'os '1lsSo.
BCj,ssFoN via Wiilimantic-tSs:00 A NJ. t2:oo P. A.
BOSTON via STANDARDIZATION A NJ. tli12Oo. 'i4;oc.
slI:OO p. NJ.
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLk-tSs59 a. NJ 1881 2. NJ
car HARRINGTON, STOCKBRI13GE. LENOA. PITTS
FIELDGT4:5O $3.50 A. 81. t3;sa T. n -.
WATERBURY and M1NSTED-f4soO: 1000, fis;Qo-
stS:0I t6:00 $500 Cto waterbury p M.
Tickss a cGrand Central Station and c125th
St also ct cI13 e26 LIS elisa Broadway. cs Park
plaza COS Union Square Ave. c245 Columbus
Ave- 6i9 Ave. cS73 West 125th St.. I53 East
1aath St In brooklyn. Court St. $50 Fulton ST..
sDaiIy. fExcept Sundays. sSundays only. TStops
18Th St xStops 125th St. Sundays only tParor Car
Limited. HAS dining eParior and Sleeping Car
u' C. 7. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. Ags
O. M SHEPARD. Gen suDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
NAVAL STORES.

Tho market for spirits turpentine steady TO arm
al Use for machine made barrels and ao less for oil
herraIs Rosin and generally quoted at IS for
common to good strained but some holders We're asking
OK Tar ruled So so for oil barrels. We quote
F'SPiRITs TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls. SIN
Csc.
R0STN~Cornmon to good strained. So; 2. IS 1888 2oi
r 81 9s3 25; G, SO 35@S3 40; H So 60qS3 60; 50 500
So 90; X 81 S5QS4 10; NJ, s. sSGSi co. N s. 1oi G.
49, w. " STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. a a99 pSs
hoo DoS
New-orleans, March 2e.-Receipts-Rosin. lss bbls
Savannah March 2a.-TuRPENTINB firm. 541sei re re-
ceips 6444 bbls sales l6l fioSLN nIn; receipts 20
81 SOM D 50 s72i e. 81 80; F. 81 co. So 0o a. So 4o
Ss 80; K, 81 O5; NJ. 81 so; N 81 10; W G. So W W.
IS 10. - -,,,,,>,r,D,1, - ,.os,>,
nothing doing - 1870, r,,,,, ,,u-,-,,,>-,, -
ing doing ROsIN firm 50 So; receipts 20 bbls. TAR
firm 81 70; receipts. 105 bbls. CRUDE TUFPENTlNE
Arm SO 30 and So 20; receipts. 10 bbls- -
London. March TUHPENTINE-spirits. 41s lad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strained. IS lad; do fine. Ills Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the
County New York, notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Elizabeth NJ Bunker late
the County Of New York deceased to present the
transacting business Wan Street. the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. in the City OF New York.
fore the 18th day OF August, next
Dated New York, the 9th day OF February. 1905.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
YORK Executor.
PARSONS CLOSSOS & MILVAINE. Attorneys FOR
Executor William Street. Borough Manhattan New
York N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
ErankIIn Alley.
Broadway.

The said premises will be sold subject to certain
leases both which expire May list. 1906.
which contain sixty day notice cancellation
The approximate OF the lien satisfy
be sold IL S141-
March 10.
with costs amounting to 1892 70. with
srsst from March 1905 together with the
the sale The approximate amount OF the taxes.
other liens to be allowed the
purchaser OF the purchase paid BY the Ref
eree is So 55T. "a and interest
Dated, New York, March 20. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

esd: July, I'd; September. es elsd, coRN-sPot
steady; American mixed new, Is 4.d; do old, 4s Id
futures quiet; March. As Al; May, As 4sd FLoUR-st
Louis fancy winter steady, 9s Cd HOPS at London
Pacific COAST steady 20 6s6&I. LINsEED OIL us Cd
TROIEUM quiet, Cd ROSIN-Common ARM IS Cd.
COTrONSEED OIL-ful refined. SPOT firm. i5s Cd.
BF1EF-Extra India firm, lis Sd. PORk-Prime
mess Western easy o1s 3D. HAMs-short cut. Ia 70 10
10 steady. 4Os 3d. BACON-Cumberand cut 20 to so 10.
steady sos rib 10 "a n. Arm 40s Cd: long clear
mddes light % 81 ~ strong. SIS Sd do heavy IS to
~ strong, SSs short clear backs, 16 to 20 10 frm
ass; bellies "A 10 10 steady 89s SHOULDERS
srn. in uerees dull SSs; do American refined in pals
steady, B5s 3D. CHEESE-Amerlcan finest white strong
6es; do eolored Arm, 56s 81 TAI.LoW-Prms city
steady, 23s: do Australian In London dull ga. TUR-
PENTINE-Sptrits urn. aIs Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

coffee cables: Rio.coffee market ateady; No Kio
$3.50: exchange $500 receipts 6oo0 bags shipments
for the United States 1900 bags stock $4,000 bags
good Santos. $500
receipts 1900 bags: stock I.24lOO0 bags Hamburg
coffee market opened 4 pig higher at 23o was net
unchanged o y lower; sales 10000 bags. Havre-
opened unchanged at IL declined Z
franc. declined i franc at 5+SO M unchanged
total sale bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
BAL IhORE AND Ohio RAILROAD
Lackawanna Railroad.

LdCk6" axlAko- NoAAA OCNs
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher 81.
A Binghar1tOn anu syracuse.
$1,000 A. M-For BufraIos Chicago and St LoeiA
sl4OP. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
Scranton and Plymouth
s6.I P. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
P M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Uuca- -
300 A. M.-For Chicago-SleeperS open az p. NJ
Tickets f4a 400 lis5. l434 Broadway. N T.: $50 Fu<-
ton Sta Brooklyn.
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READING SYSTEM.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r


Liberty Street and south Ferry (tms from South Ferry
hVe minutes earIieS shown beloWl.
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAICH
CHUNh-z4OO (T-15 Easton Orly) $40 a m. 1fo:
40. 500 (5-45 EastOn only) D m Sundays ztSs
wTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToS-saoo. s1o a. no.
5 700 y Sundays. Zt.30 a m. / p. m .~->
LAKEWOOD. LAKEH URST, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4OO. -9.4O a. zl30 lss 90, 40
Lakewood and Lakehurst only). as00. Is-0s D N
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.lO a m. t3-4o :. m
NINELASD AND BRIDGET0(-zf.00 a so p n
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND sEAsHoRE PoLNIETa
p. m. Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 800 a m. aos.
ATLANTIC HLDs sEABRIGHr. MONMOUTH BCH-.
EAST LONG BftANCH-4-00, $50. $50. 1130
1S0. 43o $50 Atlantic lids OnlyJ sso D m sun
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERMINAL)-'lss,L 100.
taco. t3oa. .4oS. t5,oo. 1900 t7sOs 1900. iios'
a4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-.42s. tsoo 1000.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-soo. 1000. .iaoe.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMSPORT-l40O "A, IS, fS.bo. lf9-10. (i0Oo. lIeo
a. M Reading only, us1O0 lltl20. taco P. m Read
Pottsville. Harrisburg only. "a 90. 70 90 p m
zFrom Liberty Street only DAILY fDahy except
Sunday sSundays only. tParlor cars only. iIVta Ia
maqua. xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays
Of1ces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry, Aston
House. 261 434. 1900, 1884 Broadway 1s2 5th Az Isl
5th Av. rs Union Square West ass Sd Avt 2T3 Wese
125th ST. PAS Columbus Av New York: 343 Fulton St.
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for ahd checks
baggage to destination.
w G. BESLER, c. M BURT.
vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Past'r Agent
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Foreclosure Sale.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NE

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ York County-Lawyers Mortgage Company, Plaintiff,
against Elenora Sheppard ct AL Defendans-In purSu
Of the judgment foreclosure duly
entered IN the above entitled action bearing
the 18th day Of March, 1905, the undersigned Referee
iE said Judgment named Will sell public
New York Real Estate Sales Rooms, No. 161 Broadway
IA the Borough OF Manhattan City New York, the
11th day of April 1905 IL O'Clock OF that day,
Joseph Day Auctoneer the premises directed by said
Judgment to be Sold and therein described follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the build
ings and improvements thereon erected situate lying and
being in the Borough Of Manhattan Of the city OF New
York in the County and State OF New York. and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at point the
westerly side OF Broadway distant sevsntye feet north
erly from the northwesterly OF Franklin Street ana
Franklin Street hundred and fifty feet Franklin
feet thence easterly line parallel with Franklin
fifty feet to the westerly side Of
Broadway thence souhery along the westerly side OF
Broadway twenty-five feet the place Of begin
ming, the said distances and dimensions
less and being premises known by tho street
number S71 Broadway the City OF New York. together
the right and privilege OF using said Franklin Alley
passage in common with the proprtetors OF
other lots adjoining upon said alley
Dated, March 20 1905.
ROBERT l. CUTTING Referee
wHITRIDGB BUTLER & RICE Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
Office P o. Address: SO Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
the street number being 81 Broadway;
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo March 29-FLoUR quiet wHEAT-sPring
duII. No Northern carloads 81 14A winter weak; No
red, 81 1S CORN quiet; No yellow 5Sc: No o e9En'
kIIlc OATS firm; No white. 34lac; No mixed SS4sc
BARLIzY-Western, in store. 45952c RYE-No l. or
fered Soc
Chicago March 2s-The leading futures ranged fol-
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Books and Publications.

FOR sAIE-A FEW SETS OF. AMERICAS sue
EVR DALE CESSFUL MEN, IN large vol
uues with portraits slightly soiled n
ceent condition. original price $50: 70 dispose OF quickly
VIII put price $40 per set. Address HILLS. New
York Tribune
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City Hotels.

1 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART1TENT.-Prt-
i. vate aths including meals. SIS weekly: two.
VAN RENSSELAER,, 10 East 11th-st. near 5th-ave.