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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

form of tips out of the pockets OF
customers. The hotel or restau-
rant keeper has no more right
to expect it than the shopkeeper.
The "tipping'' system is suppos-
ed to be robbery of the patron,
but it is simply the robbery of the
poor devils of walters by their
employers.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09
Brinkmier's Studio.

Come to Brinkmier Studio,
612 Wells street. The best seven
dollar photos will be made a short
time only, six pictures for 70
cents. Mr.. Brinkmier will give
personal attention to all sittings
and efforts will be made to get
out good work regardless of cost.
This is rare opportunity so
please take advantage Of it at
once to secure some fine work
at little cost. Please come as soon
as possible.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

The unanimity with which the
Europeans are turning to presl-
don't Roosevelt as the proper per-
son to initiate peace negotlatlans
between Russia and Japan, IS a
a distinct compliment both to the
chief executive of the United
States and the peple who elected
rim.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09
- R-move Marking INK.

To remove marking ink from lin
en- dip the garment in solution of
one ounce cyanide of potassium in
four ounces of water. After a few
hours the stain will be obliterated.
This is very effectual, but the mix
ture is deadly poison and should be
handled with extreme care and care
fully removed.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09
CnsuccessfuI.

Little Eddie had been particularly
naughty through the day, and his moth
er said to him: "Oh, Eddie! What
makes you SO naughty? Don't you re
member you prayed to God last night
to make you a good boyT
He looked up earnestly into her face
and answered: my member dat. Ny
pay my Lord cherry night to make me
a good boy, but him don't do it,
Lippincott's Magazine.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

One man has been found who
thinks that Russia will eventually
be returned the winner in thepres-
emit war with Japan. He is John
II Fav. who is now lecturing in
this country after spending a
number of years in Russia. 1t is
millions for Japan and only one
man for Russia.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

The disabled Russian ships at
Manila. between Uncle Sam and
the deep sea, are taking bitter
medicine. They however, prefer
ours to that of the japanese cr''s-
ers now out from Manila bay
and anxious to tender a recep-
ton.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09
Whitewashina.

1t is often thought that white
washing over dirt will restore the
clean appearance. This is a mis-
take. and the walls will never look
nice unless they are cleaned before
whitewashing.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

The navy departments anxious
TO secure thousands more men
and makes no concession on the
age limit. 1t still confines enlist
ments to men between II and 80.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

Washington gossip credits Pres-
ident with proposing a sort OF
international round robin Tor
neace, It will be remembered
that Teddy took part in a round
robin party once, but 1t was ho'
for peace.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

It begins to look as though
there would be no special session
of Congress this fall. The pres
SIRE being brought to bear on the
President is almost too strong 10
resist.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

Admiral Togo and Field Mar
shall Oyama are both Presbyter-
ian elders. There is no comfort IN
that to yellow peril alarmlsts'
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

Various foreign representatives,
are treading on each others heels,
so quickly they do follow, in call
ing on President Roosevelt.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

Germany and France are JOIN
INC the peace movement in ear
nest.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

In the recent battle OF the sea
of Japan the japanese navy USED
new guns. The pieces fired so Of
ten in the seige of Port Arthur
and the engagement with Russia S
first, pacific squadron on August
10 that they were taken ashore
for use of the army against Port
Arthur's entertainments. Inc
navy was fitted with new arma-
ment pending the arrival OF Ro-
iestvensky. No doubt this pre-
caution contributed to the result
of the battle, and the fact should
not be overlooked by the Amerl-
can naval establishment.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-09

Edward Box. editor OF the La
dies Home Journal, has taken up
again the problem of fees and
tips. and suggests that for restau-
rants at least there should be a
standard fee of 10 per cent. up
on the amount of the bill. A
better system still would be for
hotel and restaurant proprletors
to pay their walters instead OF
having patrons pay them-for
that is all the clipping amounts
to. The shopkeeper pays his
clerks and does not expect his EN-
ployees' wages to come IN the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

market. with the exception 10 head. Harlem
calves which arrived late yesterday nearly all
"Wednesday afternoon Prices to-day appeared
y steady and the limited offerings all disposed Of
Common 10 prime veals sold az SASS 30 100 fb and
few head IS 10 No banyard calves sale Dressed
calves in fair demand well sustained prices City
dressed veals sold at 7ql3o 10; dressed
7d11c.
saIes-w. r. Hume: vsals. average at ss 70
per 100 10: l3 do. 1871 No. IS 62 do I24 10.
DO l2O n: at s.; DO. 30 10 at So do. 50 To- at
30 30; 3 do, 40 n, at 50: do, 105 10, at 81 90
H H. Hollis: IL veais. l26 10 at IS 80: Is do 116 10,
at -; do lo8 10 at s. 75; do 1O6 10. 81 co. /
81 80: l do 90 fb a 81. -
d. Harrington: veals. 100 10. at IS 25
SttEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 4Ol
head including for slaugherers for the mar
ket making with the lOs held yesterday 1871
cars on sale Sheep and prime lambs appeared TO be
about steady: the undergrades of lambs a
traction lower and cars were likely to DO held
Fair TO good sheep sold 50 5GS5 per ~ medium
70 choice lambs 81 406$S mutton easy az
S5a9l0ne 10 dressed lambs at I1sQ131ac: country
sales-lleTns Commission Co. 2o2 Western lambs 50 10
III do II H. 81 To- pa do "a ST 30; 225 do 6S
10 at 81 45 1876 do co ~ 81 40; 64 Buffalo sheen 113
~ at 50 So Gate Yesterday % Buffalo sheep or expot
lis 10, az SO 90 w. 'T'
do 60 II. at 81 62a 20 Buffalo sheep I12 n at SIS so
State do, 63 10 at S. - -
=. Harrington: 191 State lambs 81 70, at IS 90
HOlJS-Eteceipts were 10 q 276 head Including
81 for the market Trade slow. State hogs were
selling az 30 30 100 10 Country hogs steady
at ac per 10 for heavy 10 light weights rough hogs
ssies--w. R. Hume 40 State hogs 12a 10 average at
So so per 100 10. - -
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, March 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 10 600 head.
market steady good to prime 75S6 3O poor 10
medium "a 6Og$5; stockers feeders So 40s4 so:
COWS $8S4 S helfer So 25Qs4 rs: Gamers 81 40S3 as
pulls 81 90@S4 calves s4gs7 25. HOGS-Rccepts ss Oo0
eesd; market oQioo lower mixed butchers 81 roo
3 80; good to choice, heavy "a 90as5 rough heavy,
"a GoS4 IO light, 81 TOdS4 S5 SOs4 81
SHEEP-Receipts IA, 600 head; sheep steady 10 ioo
higher; lambs hrm choice wethers So sOss 25
Q$7 so. - ~ ' " W
>. Cincinnati. March 23HoGs quiet; butchers. s5 100
50 To- common S4S4 go CATTLE steady; fair to good
shippers, 81 l59$4 75; common. 81 25gS2 65. SHEEP
steady, 50 26gS5 80. LAMBS steady, So 254Ss
East Buffalo. March prime
gS2 So hefers SO 5Gp$4 65: 81 50G$8 2j: bulls
81 7ous4 IS stockers and feeders 81 50Q$4 VEAIS-
receipts $50 head slow and steady: 81 509s7 T5 HOGS
receipts 34O0 head active; pigs 5110c higher others
STEADY heavy 50 30; mixed So 30G$5 80; Workers. 100
80 3d. pigs S5s5 TO- roughs 81 5Oas4 49, stags s39S3 So
SHEEP and LANBS-Receipts 5000 head; native
active; western dull 15c lower; sheep slower
LAMPS 50 oOdSs 90 Western lambs 81 75GSS 10; yearngs
80 615g$ds wethers. S6aS6 %; ewes IS 1886; sheep
Kansas City. March 2.-CATTLE-Re Receipts 600 head
including 0 Southerns market steady strong choice
export and dressed beef $5Q$5 rs; fair good
aSo Western fed steers $3GS4 25 sockers feeders
S51S4 To- Southern steers, SO 50aS4 CO.
y z9g$3 20 native S2ltS 80: native heifers $500
g 20; bulls 81 54$4; calves $3Q$6 75 HOGS-Receips
eVOO head market 21aQ5c lower; 81 S1l2 bulk Of
sales 81 7O4$4 90 81 90qS4 97 packers 81 SO0
$495; pigs and lights. 81 1884 50. SHEEP-Receipts
g so: native wethers. S59$5 5; 81 75
50 90; Western fed lambs SO 5O7S7 80; Western fed
yearngs so I5gS6 65 Western fed sheep 81 1885 49,
stockeTs and feeders 81 5OGS5
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. Mareh ?. 1eos.

New-YoTk. March . 1905
COFFEE-Ihe coffee market again weak in a
ssneoralizeG condition. apparently with prices losing
yesIeriays gain under renewal Of Liquidation and
pressure The opening barely steady at a de-
Of 2tSO points response disappointing Euro
raaB cables beaTish estimates receipts during
March Brazilian points. There TO be good
class buying decline. during earlv trad
ing the market rallied about Ja10 points from the low
but the general nervous and unsettled
when the lnsl cable received from
decline OF = Iranc, making prices there about J.
lower. the market broke
level Ine close steady. but practically
q the session with the spot points
and nther positions decline Of 2D63o
points sales reported Of about
EancTites cahe1 eSuates Of the March
Santos hA-! hrische placed them at 800 600 bags
and 10000 bags FOR Rio total OF 40 600
hays Vile estimated 10000 bags santos and i60 0Oo
bsgs Rio total Of 10000 below the Krscbe
expectation The movement last year $40 600 bas
receipts e. present reported appear running on
the average suggested by Krische figures thar
estimate sesued 10 have the an innedi-
market influence. while should the movement fail
of from any cause IN the near future sentiment
PROBABLY swing around in favor Of estimate
Hamburg closed At decline OF iaQ1 pig Brazilian
markets were lower and receipts liberal Importers and
Wal sueet bought moderately. while Europe and Front
sod The spot market quiet and more or
ess norilaL with quotations the basis 7ssc for
Nc =.
TIE rnee Of contract in the local market to-day
5 follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 2--CIosing: wHEAT-Spot nom
nal; futures steady; March. 6s 1l%d; May, IS 1hd
July IS 1l%d coRN-spot steady; american mixed
steady March. As 17sd: May. 4s 3zd; PEAs-Can-
adian steady, 5s FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter
steady. ss sd HOPS in London CPacihc CoasO steady
&c 6s4E7 los BEEF firm; extra India mess Ills Sd.
PORK easy: prime mess Western 61s sd HAMS
Cumberland &c 30 10. SIS sd; short rib "a
h. 36si long clear middles. light, 2s to "a 10. S6s Sd
long Inddles heavy 80 40 36s; clear
backs, l6 TO 20 , SOS Cd; clear bellies Il to I6 ~
37si SHOULDERS-SQuare II to 13 10 quiet 29s Sd
LARD quiet; prime Western in terces 35s' american
American finest white, steady 52s Cd; American
finest cooreu quiet SIS TALLOW-Prime city steady
23s TURPENTINE-Spir steady. ass Cd. ROSIN-
Common firm. Is Cd. Observation-Disclosures quiet, Cd
LINSEED OIL firm. 1Ss
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

ere was also complaint quality Of seed wheat
o,tnMest growing out of rust conditions last
Ss so Iar this week. The principal arguments the
sue We're predictions for Argentine shipments
"-ovp ousheis ana bearsh Price Current report
t Lhat wheat crop indications generally fayora
oSV,Vgv Dushes of ago. The Weather Bureau
.onsy report on crop conditions
~ 70 the wheat position At its weakest intervals
te market was only about hc under the previous night
lle most OF the dav IL ruled steady
cay closing prices with May steadier than other posi-
rs IN ana closing net unchanged against tc decline
Sanged and Paris partly points higher Berlin wa
70 a mark up and Budapest IS points
1Elor receipts for the day 400 bushels com
oSsNSo ousheis on the corresponding last
year me local cash market closed steady, No 2
rec quoted at 81 p; No Northern Duluth 81 "a No
haTd Manitoba 81 III ahoat.
West failed to exert depressing effect market
yesterday because of the fact that o
was merely passing through, route
Ieen destination and therefore did represent
Iresn oosening up of farm offerings. contrary
most or the bids from Chicago Wednesday night
at sood prices were turned down, pointing toward a
I Sler movement In the future For this reason
marker ruAed generally firm all day. closing SO net
AT all interior points the arrivals 900
Loshels compared with s2s0oo year sea-
pcsTu cIearances bushels partly of
WINTER corn consumption probably had been equalled
exporters still held of because OF the high prices bust
ness along this line amounting to only eight loads The
eash market in New-York closed follows: No corn
oSc nominal in elevator and 5S1Ac o afoat; No 2
"hlte, 5Sesc, and No yellow 63esc o afoat
OAIs-There was good trade in a hrner
aarance IN corn In the local cash market prices
were as Follows: Mixed 28 TO 80 10, 37Q8Sc; natural
hte 30 to 80 10 3S39c and clipped white 80 to 40 fb
RYE-Nomlnal
BAFL1Y-Market quiet Feeding was quoted at 443so
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R. R.

IFalns depart from Grand Central Station.
BOSTON. via New London and Providenee-t4:5o.
t+lo0O. -xlI19:o2 4 NJ, ttlII:0o 'xli:Os 'xISOO.
BOST0M. via Willrantie-tfs:OO A. NJ. 1900 P. NJ.
"l1OO p NJ. ' ~ - "
FITCHBURG. via Putnam and Worcester-t3:OO p NJ.
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-fs:5O A. NJ. 1881 p NJ
CT 8ARRINGToN. sToCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIEIIO-t4:50. 1850 A. NJ, 1881 p. NJ.
wATERBURY and WINsTED-t45O. $780, tYs:oo
t1OO2. Sl0;02 Ito Waterbury, a. NJ II:O3 1850
E5;0l. 1900 5000 0o Waterbury, P. II.
Ticket Offices al cCTand Central c125th
St. also at el13 e261 11s5 el s54 broadway CO Park
Place. c25 Union Square, c1S2 Fifth Ave.
Ave, $40 Madison Ave. c2T3 West 125th St.
l2Sth ST. In Brooklyn. CT Court ST.. $50 Fulton St.
'Daily. Except Sundays sSundays only. FStops at
18th St xStops 125th ST. Sundays only tParlor
Limited HAS dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
c. T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass. AEt.
o. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen. supt
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
NAVAL STORES.

There was no material change these markets TIr-
pentine quiet Yesterdays quotations, while rosn
remains in and tar is quiet We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls 5SI29 q
54c
TAR-S4 9OaS5
ROs1N-Common 10 good strained 50 9O@S2 90. z,
So O5a$3 10 SO 1898 %; G. 50 2lI$3 %; II 81 35p
So 40: T. So GOGS3 30: X 81 35G$4 NJ 81 S0aS4 So:
S. 10; W G. So 3Od$5 So w. So go
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bbls o44
9; cha2ieston gI, March 2-TCRPENTiNE and Ros1N~
Nothing doing.
Savannah March 2.-TU RPENTINE firm. 60Isc:
ceipts 12s bbs sales 100 bbls: shipments $50 bbls
ROSIN firm: receipts 2s4 bbls; sales. 05S bbls ship
ments 1891 Quoted: A. b. c. 81 7T19: d. 81 S5: f.
So S71 f. So 922a a$2 95 G. 81 9Ts H. SO 80: SO 5O;
k 81 Oj NJ 81 30; n, $4 70; " q. So: w W, 50 Is.
wilmington March 2-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts. bbs. RoSIN-Nothing doing; re
ceipts. TAR firm. 81 60; receipts. 80 bbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. 81 80 So 30; receipts. 10
bbs
New-OrIeans. March 2.-Receipts-ROSIN. 80 bbls.
London March 2.-TURPENTINE-Spiri 3ss. ROSIN
American strained SIS lad; hne lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
'FTDoays

ESca1ge special Liverpool cables; Spot
ss4es ZOO bales; speculation export, 1,OoO
rlsS.ea, 1900 resoeips, 2S0O0s American, p 900;
bfr- upland. 4.I4d. Futures opened sseady al .
sfs ssy-fe eeSsace and point higher on distanr
kxs-fA Closed steady. net unchanged 10 point
March and Aarch-Aprll. 1881; Apri-May 4Old:
Asy,e. 4e@a: June July 4o4d; July-August Aozd;
tss--ss-epteESeT 405ds SepternbeT- October and Oo-
eTnter. seSd. oove11ber-D 4O7d: De
sg.e. ~~H1sry. ! 0Sd. Msnchester-Ysrns firm; cloths
ess1 ss1g-k AND MEAL-The four market to-day was
,H- steady st unchanged prices. Sales were confined
&c. sols q winter straights grades Spring
&C., 39sfo 90 winter straRltg 81 250fS5 40; winter
sy9s2 So spring clears s. 20aS4 60: extra No
fTF - - S1as4 20; extra 10 winter SO 650s3
~scs X quiet. quoted: Fair good 81 55QS4 10;
sTss l~.cy, - 1904 50. BUCkWHEAT FLOUR dull;
asss e. = sl9SZ 10 per 100 n. CaORNMEAL steady:
sssv aln cried 81 S04S3 10. = brand BAG MEAL
E s-s5sSl Inc white and yellow. 81 25dsI 3O coarse
gszss sQ4I 10 FEsED-Western eefy; city steady;
t4rSa s.sHsFn spring. S11; standard mddling So:
& 20 red dog x22 =. arrive. city s209
snc sacks; Iliddling. S2I4sa4 red dog. S24 80;
Us 0osaa D. 40 in bulk and S2l 70 IN sacks. omeal
&c Et.s4 nl15-Al-NewE plentiful yesterday, but
Lsce evtSAet Aet aad only email range OF prices, the
lellSe'vs~ Deing mixed and disposed
tfisrnoor very far either An incident IN the
as tdye u which the bulls laid considerable
re- s.sh out by Chicago house populsFy cred
w fhs yi close 10 Wall Street Interests Identified
9t of osal 70 avoid the short side Of that option
s.st srS iler osler bull news came in from the North
>~~<- <11lciodeo reports of Hight country
small movement az country points.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, March :. p. m-coTToN-spot good
business done; unchanged American Inlddling,
414d. The sales OF the day were 1900 bales. OF
which 1000 were for speculation and export and in
cuded American. Receipts IS 600 bales. includ-
% 500 American Futures opened quiet and steady
and closed steady; American middling, z o March.
5ssd March and April 39sd; April and May. 4o1d
August. O4d; August September. 4.05d; Septem-
Der and October. 406d; October and November, 4o6d
ary 40sd-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

4e sDot cotton market closed quiet unchanged on
5sis q : 75c FOR nddnF upland Sales splnners
80 eees deieverd contract. 1900 Southern
~ naEEsts were teegraphei follows: Mobile quiet
higher et 75sc: sales. 100 bales Savannah quiet h
Lsatf a. 7sc sales. 7I9 bales Norfolk STEADY, un-
,1steo a. 7'sc sales. $40 bales. Baltimore nominal.
s,,eeAsagee a. 77sc. Augusta steady, unchanged al
s-4-2Sc; sales. 1858 bales New-DrIeaus
lose a. TIC: sales. $50 Estimated receipts OF
S1o1 a leading points for Houston
eay bales. against 1892 bales last week and 2I2s
% Es year: Galveston g. 800 800 bales against
ses te.ss last and 54i0 bales last year and at
Teans $500 $500 bales against SO2 bales last
NsE and b.6sI bales last year
zepls ar the ports and interior points to-day,
beeo With the day
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YorlI, March 2, 1908.
REEVEs-Receipts were ears. Al head, all direct
with exception head No trade in live cattle
ported. Eomnay steady for all grades Dressed beer
native sides beef selling 10 9Asc Latest
Liverpool London cables reported Improvement In
live selling 101sdll NC. tops i2c dressed
weight sheep steady; refrigerator beef hrmer al sqSe
~ Shipments to-day on tie ller % sheep 20 the
West indies bv l.. s. Dillenbeck.
CALVES Receipts we're to-day ia2 head all Cor the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

0oTTO.S-The quiet ana fuctUated irreg
ua-y within a Of the session.
iHs practically until the afternoon
when selling local professionals prices
vent OF quite easily, being nnally within point
q the lowest a decline Of 1Gll points The OPEN
Ing was steady decline Of point TO advance
q ps3lnE. or 59st cables. which
sS The hour OF the local opening,
higher lower than expected higher than
due the late positions. uuchanEel
a the English market. and while 600 bales
acre reported. the easier private cable
ssid that there We're indications sIackening demand
Manchester. Sentiment seemed
Nearly shorts We're treasured by the
IN Liverpool 10 the nrLlnesS May option
on ne previous day. but the disposition
VeoP1ets apparently, there snap 10 the
early business At tine prices about 2G3 points
higher but the market Eagged OF toward and ruled
6oout 1go points down from Wednesdays finals until
ns- the close when the bear mentioned above
caused the break n the absence important demand
Irs c-ose was STEADY the decline Sales OF
were estimated receptg for
were 1ui and light with
large receipts oLncrrOw- Official adyices from Southern
sp markets however reported steady Tone prices
unchanged 70 1sc higher Private advces conflict
ING out n the main claimed interior hoders
private issued present sentiment ia the
south Favored reduction Of % per acreage
The range of contract prices market to-day
was q follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
r BEADING SYSTEM.


Liberty Street and South Ferry South Ferry
EaSION. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
tht tNh--zit0 tl-15 East0n Only). 80 a leo
s-7O o,V0 t2.49 Easton onlyJ p Sundays. zi-S0
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z40O. $40 a. n
s99 y m sundays. Z4.30 a m, 1 m.
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BAhNtGAT-z4 90. $40 a m. z130 C340. 411
lakewood and Lakehurst onlyJ. a5.oe xs-0s
ATLANTIC CITY-.s 30 a n. f340 .. m
HlNELAND AND BIIDGETON-zf-0O a m. 3 80 ?.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4Vt. $50, 1lSo a. xl2o. AS. $50. $50. 1L5O
p m Sunday, except Ocean Grove, 800 a 400
ATLANTIC HLDs.. SEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BCH.,
EAST LONG BRASCH-406. $40. $50. Il 60 a IN.
lS0. 4SO $50 Atlantic Hlds only). $50 p sun
PHILADELPHIA (READING TER8iINAL)-'As5. 100.
1900, .sO0, t100o. f11-00 f12 90. 100. $3.50
Zoo. 1900. 400. t5-oe 1900. 17-3O $500. s1O3o
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-84a5. ts.oo 1000.
al215 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soo 1000. .1aoo.
200, 400, 900, 200. "12- Is
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSyTLLE AND WILL
m. Reading onlyl 81 o. "1-20 T2-0O p m Read
ing, POttsvtle Harrisburg only "a 90. f5.0 n
zFrom Liberty Street only. -Daily. TDaiIy. excepr
Sunday. sSundays only. tParor cars only. Via Ia
Offices: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry. los Green
wtch St. Astor House, 261 434. 1890 1884 RFoadva-
lS2 5th Av., Isl 5th Av.. e5 Union Square West
East 125th St. 27S I25th St 245 Columbus Az
$50 Broadway, williamsburg New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
W @. BESLER- BURT.
Nice-Fres- and Gen. Mgr Gen Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-40Tk. Murch =
BEANS AND PEAs-The demand IS still confined
jobbing and the volume OF
business IS light For strictly choice marrow s. IS is
sked when buyers the goods. Last
sales OF mediums SO 32h Offering quite
freely al 81 weakness that basis Red
kidney slow. very few moving California Lima cen
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

ines au4es t-lo-1olee market weak No Z Rio,
9 eZchsnse l5 932d; receipts, 5000 bags shipments
s1 ne United states 20co bags shipments for Europe
weak Esod average santos $500; receipts 10 600 bags
stock l4uoooG bags Esmburg-Coffee opened
se ptenIlg lower; at 30 was net = az pfennig
lower; sales. $500 bags HavFe-Coffee opened
barely steady -Ha. francs higher: u uuchanged
az n unchanged 10 4 franc lower: $50 D m de-
cinet = franc. total sales, bags
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
Steamboats,.
B % 8 U Cd M AER AER f95SEA E%aEasT Il

FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier TO- N X. foot OF Warren St. weekday
only 500 P. NJ Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM.
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New lopdon- Leave Pier 40.
N r.. foot OF Carkson St weekdays only at 600 z. III.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven Hartford. Spring
field and the North. Leave Pier 90 T. r. foot OF Peck
slip. week days only 400 r. NJ. steamer RICHARD
PECK