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New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
WARNS BISHOPS TO GUARD RIGHTS

Rome Feb 25.-The Pope this evening or tomor
TOW VIII issue an encyehcal TO the Catholic bishops
OF the whole world urging them TO safeguard their
rights which, the Pontn says have been en-
eroaehed ON by prelates Of lower rank
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

New-York society, with which the Roosevelt fam
lily has long been so conspicuously identified. is
keenly interested in the Presidents inauguration
and will send large representation to Washington
this week. All those members of the fashionable
set who have houses apartments in the national
capital this winter. such Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Lorillard. Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt Senator
and Mrs. Depew, Will entertain large parties OF
friends. Among the guests of Mrs. Eugene Schuy-
Ter viii be her sister, Nine WaddngtOn. Some
have rented houses for the week. while others will
take up their quarters at the various hotels which
usual will be filled TO overlooking.
Aside from the exodus to Washington for the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Cuba honored one of her foremost patriots
and most unselfsh leaders when the statue of
Jose Marti was unveiled last Friday in Havana
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

The life of the 5Sth Congress is swiftly draw
ing to close. But much beneficial legislation
can still be crowded into the few days left before
adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Aside from the exodus to Washington for the
inauguration, there will be plenty to occupy the
attention OF society in town during the week A
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Age has its compensations:
Though youths no longer mine.
Though cares are thrust upon me,
I'll not in gloom repine
My hair will soon be frosty.
Life's not all bitter. though.
l lie in bed while Willie
Now clears the walk of snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

&sw-Torlc, aIRrch 2, 1905.
-aFEF-The coEee --RlEet show ed generally easier
49,. cEsE . primary receipts and the absence OF
- sro-t 1:hsfalcrg the buIltsh views credited
ssc trade interests, who. sei6, are estimating
=. reIt years consumption a. possibly a. much as
s-a060s0 Aaes md credited opinion that
rsrrnuroE hss 5reT-aSsE production. The opening
s-S5~ a. unchanged prices 70 decline OF 3 points
rsstux a f-st vs-y quiet market showed
eraeucy either There snzp 70
6ing and lstsr when the la-Se receipts for
- ssv e. PsEio reported tho market yisIde5
close steady az q decline OF 10 *
s-srtz sales reported Of about Sc 500 bags The
Ereau rlErke-s were hardly good expected with
ETrs shous unchanged a. The hour Of the local opening
a. ansing partial decline OF L franc while Ham
1 Unchanged 70 = pfennig lower. spite Of the
aye receipts e. Interior Santos points the market there
recent gains II consuming Countries
I'd res hiFas While F1o remained unchanged Roast
interests credited with selling in the Local mar
kst there litts pressure bear4sh sources
rkle beyonG iae operations OF importers and Wall
st-es-- cs1A-e VS. sea-tsriog The spot market was
rzet and e5sThst ECsetIlel by renewal OF weak
ness tu; BIZ Prices generally he'd uTsot anged
q s-oune "a Ter BIO No. :.
Ne rlus osn-raot grSces the focal market to-
Ssy 3ali5TS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, March s.-cATTLE-ReceIpts 5000 head;
market steady good TO prime steers Sc 1886 poor 20
medium ~ So9S4 500 stockers feeders So 6oaS4 90;
COWS S3gS4 90; Gamers 81 e09S2 40; helfers S30s5
pulls - SOQS4 20 calves $Sas7 HoGS-Rsceipts 2700o
mead market strong mixed and butchers 81 sos5 10;
good TO choice So SoQS5 70: heavy 50 $50 %
ignt - TO4$6 o. bulk OF sales 81 95QS5 SHEEP-Rs-
$500 head market steady; good 10 choice
lambs S5qS7 65.
GinoiRnati March e-Hoos quiet: butehers'. IS Is;
common $+4 20 20 CATTLE steady; fair good ship
% 1880 90 lambs steady at So 25Q$s.
East 1SuHalo, March e--CATTIaE-Receipts ligl.tI
prime steers - 25g$5 65; shipping ST. eggs i5 butch
f y SS9Si 90 hetfers So qs4 75 cows 1884 Is;
be ~ 1oC$4 70; stockerg feeders, S9GS4 o. VEALS
M SI 80 bead active at 81 5o9Ss HoGsReeepts.
80 head active shade lower heavy mixed, So 400
= yorhers 50 SS9S5 40 pigs. s. So roughs 81 seq
p e. stays S5gSS 10 SHEEP AND LAATBS-Receipts
ouv heae; market active; native lambs SO 509Ss 60;
$3.50 lambs Ss1Ss 30; yearlings, $7aS7 IS; wethers
SozSo %; ewes s. 5000; mixed sheep. So 5OgS6.
SuItts ~ SouthdS; market steady TO 15c lower.
Cnoice export and dressed steers S5RS5 49, fair
to good So S5S5; Western steers So 75S5 socers
ana feeders S38S4 60; Southern fed steers 81 50aS4 20;
southern led cows 81 2OaS3 60; native cows $2qS4 -
native heer 50 1884 90; bulls 81 1881 y; calves So
$3.50 h1OtS-Etecelpts. 1900 market sc lower Top,
50 % bulk OF sales 81 s5g$5 %; heavy S5S5 o. pack
era - SOgSo; pigs and lights 81 I5iS4 ga SHEEP
receipts. 400; market steady lower Native
lambs SO 0aSI 40 native wehers S5d$5 s.: fed
ewes 81 to 81 Western fed lambs So 50$T 4O West
ern fed yearngs, S6GS6 S. Western fed sheep 81 $50
80 60 stockers and feeders. 50 1896 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

Feeling weak Dressed beef very dun ana the effects
duoed demand fer dressed meats Of ali iN shds Infsrr
70 choice beef sold at 69eo per No. with the bulk OF the
received quoted live cattle sheep steady Exports
gay included 60 cattle On the Toronto OF which $50 10
fresh meat from this port tomorrow.
CALNlSS-Recepts 357 head all the market
Trade was not brisk and prices than steady with
STOCK was cleaned up. however. Common prime
fed calves at 7hq1so per h. for city dressed veaIs
at 7glle for country dressed with choice
Sales J. G. Curtis son-es veals 125 10 average at
per ao 9 ~ DO II ~ at So; 10 do u ~ at 81;
Geo and L s Dillenbeck-5O veaIs 124 10 at So; 20
90 4Oo 10 at 81 20 do IFS ID, at So: do. 100 10
Kerns Commission Company-5 Buffalo veas 1s2 ~ at
sSsnde 1o veals 12s ~ 81 co. Il Co. ~ a,
GO " r. Hume: veal. ia n. IS 70: do 40 H. ct
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts were sH cars or l ssa
market making, the stock held over ysstsrdsy 1sI
cars sale Trade was extremely duh AZ 3ust abo1s
seted Eight and half cars OF stock were held oVer
ealun to prime sheep sold s59ss 121a per 100 10;
du at S1Al01ac per 10 dressed lambs at II l3c oT
eE1ssea hotheuse lambs selling at $SG$e 80 per
ssles-Eerns Commission Company: 30 Western arnbs
e. Tag at - 40 per 100 10 24o Buffalo do. 70 70.
George & L S. D1enbaok: state lamb 100 No. a, IS:
e ID at S 90 State sheep. 11s 10. ar So 12s; IS
Teein shannon: "a Indiana sheep. 122 n at IS 75
HoGS-Recepts were 80 cars or ale head ,nolud,n-
nesT4y carload for the Prices were steady for
aotSe Dr loo End hsnE . s bah h0 oF oSS
pigs went to outside dealers Sc Country dressed hogs
sales-H H Hollis Gate yesterday: State hogs 12a
I'd average at So e5 per ID; roughs s15 10 at 81 81
,o george L. Dlneneaok date yesterday: State
S. sanders' State hogs 14o 70. at Sc co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
NAVAL STORES.

Business In spirits turpentne fairly large with
firm undertone Rosn Arm the basis Of 81 % for
common good strained. Tar firm with par
selling OF IS - for oil barrels. We
quote:
TAR. s. %.
ROSIN-Cornulon 10 good strained. s. ~: f. s. 05G
IS 10: F. So 1895 20; G. So 2Qq$3 - H. - asa 80 40; l.
s. 6Ods3 70 X "a S5GS4 40: M 81 S03$4 So y. 50 10
W c. SIS SG95 85; " W - 80.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 80 Spts
-. &c
Wilmington March 9-sPIRITS TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing; receipts bills ROSIN firm at 81 90 bid:
ceips 837 bbls TAR 81 60; receipts, 165 bbls.
CRUDE TURPEETINE firm at 81 90 and So 10: receipts.
~ Charleston, March s-TURPENTT1E and ROsIN-
Nothing doing. .,,
receipts $40 bbIs; sales, Ito. shipments 30. ROSIN
Arm: receipts COL bbls sales. T02; shipments $40 A.
and c. 81 7Tiz: D 81 s2; Z. 81 sT1s ?. 81 s27a Q.
So s7S H So 30; So 50; X 81 CO. ~ 81 90 N 81 %;
W G. IS; " w. IS Is.
London, March 9-TURPENTISsE-Spiri 2ss ROSIN
-Arne-1can strained. S. 1hd. fine. lis Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. 4

4E@lns depart GTaA4 OsAtral SLauOns AID
Alta Ave. follows. for
BOSTON, via New London and PrUvidsnce-f45O.
t!l0;oo. '4lI902 4 II. ttl:oo. '4il:os. 'Gls.oo.
BOSTON. via Wflirnantic-fss.O0 A NJ, 200 P N
BOSTON, via sprinsheid-fs.oo A N. t.I2OO. "h4Oo.
FTTCHBURG. Putnam worcestsr-t3oO NJ
IaAkEVILLE ana NOF2FOL4k-fS.50 A. D.. t3-31 P. u.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4,5O 4S:JO 4 ~, f3:31 p. u
WATERBURY, and WINSTED--f4:5O $500. 1850.
f1O:U2. sf10O2 Ito Waterbury, A. II. fl-OS. TsSG.
E55;0l, t5:oo. $500 60 Watsrouryl p "a -,
Ticket Offices at cCrand Central Station and ol25th
St. also az e1l3. eel I1sS elSS4 BroadSay g Park
Place. c25 Union clS2 Fifth Columbus
Ave. Gag Madison ave. G272 West 18th ST. 153
18th ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway, z d.
daily tExcept Sundays Sundays emily fSto2s
125th 125th ST. Sundays only tPsror
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Ca
c. T HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass AIT
o. NJ SHEPARD Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March o. 1 D m.-Cotton-spot IN noderats
demand: prices points higher American mlddlng fair.
4e5d: good nliddling I'D a!dd!ins sd low MD.
sales Of the day $500 bales of which 600 bales
speculation and export and included 100 bales
bales. all American. Futures
opened steady closed very steady. American mid
Siug 4 o G. March, 4O59 March and April A06d;
AprI and May. esd: May and June. 4lod; June aud
ynlv 412d; July and August 412d: August and Sep
TENDER 413d; September and October Aid October
November and December, AGA; Decern
her and January. 417d: January and February. asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March "a superior selection Of II, JOS
was offered al wool sales to-day some choice
long greasy taken By France and America good
grade scoureds sold readily TO France and Belgium
crossbVeds heavy,
was good they sold we'll America secured good par
esIs of medium greasy full Following
the sales detail: New South Wslea z 400 bales
secured TiadQls I'D greasy 5dQls: Queensland 1900
200 bales; secured, IiAdG2s Ia: greasy. edqis Ssd
South Australia, 100 bales greasy, 4<dG111ad West
Australia, 100 bales slsdg9Hd Tssnlania 100
bale Sd4llizd; Nevg-Zsaland. $500 bales;
greasy 8NdE1s Id cape OF Good Hope and Natal 100
balas. greasy Tl.dIsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

Ess.s- s-Ee SPECIAL Liverpool czbleg. Spot cotton
syo- ifso s-rc sales. 500 bales; speculation and
a 80 American :, 60 ba lee: receipts 2 600
.stlss G. e. -, - A1dcrF Upsr1. I'D Futures
,ssg - - ilsEay u points higher. Closed very
20 - points higher: March sne Harcl-Apr4l
tsssz sIsS. A1g1Et-str ten4ber, I'D September
80 tci9JersIove-nher l5c: Ngy1yI.t1er-
.srss, a. Ovceraber- JsnusTy ia, ard January
z sott1 = -anetsst=E: Yarns 3 fair business
zsle, - q t-Alflour generally was Iuist to-day
.et.r g-.-- = kansas clears anG spring stralRnts
-, essr-e --tA y Minneapolis mills Vers run1ore6
80 &c. rs-f-HE me last Wesl-. FLCCR-SpriEg
rtA go. inter srlalghts. S. 25Gs5 80: winter
- FyJI-b - -. extra No winter, 50 6S0$g IS.
- q fe-ssa4 ea2sed: Fair 70 good. S4 35aS4 20:
e sss.ss- --ly - 551k4 80. BCcE1NHEAT flour
- R1r :. --ssL 10 per 100 n CORNAGEAL STEADY.
t~<9 cEr-.S 80. y so.3s2. brand. BAG MEAL
~ q isSs3 I, F4zs Ehite and yellow 81 30: coarse.
fs-sc 49, ~. z sEED--Western STEADY CITY steady.
"a .ss a. I21 f5 5a SIC So s1sRdard nlddii2g
~ " q. $500 sseksi nlcaling s2l4$1si Red
Ca @s&i- 81 soGsS6 S'Ss-- N0'N @Au 90 -
- t-e4-LAe Developments In tie Nay OPP
- set ave E@lSy traders tie i1ea mat nnanipu-
- - Gcf4to 11ct0r II that delivery, with.
4 Il - -sSiaeat n store ihcee sbsEts who
ks-fl.s 40 =. s-Ll hour II oysned ia Chicago fully
- = tbs -4--.t len EsinHtez had broken FAC per
n al = 1olos 60 rapidly By q recovery 81 "a
a.. = 20. Tor the balance Of The Gay IL was
iassss. ~lsarsntIy getting good support from the
~ srssyL uly wheat meantime lad a period OF
~ lar - ussse On cold Il The Northwest.
e natRt strike down into tire unprotscted
- q a.. "+f There Hes cOnsdsrabia e-ogsrisR by
---~~-4-s lay but also qltck yielc4rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

20 EsrEet fDr spot cotton c.osed quiet and IN
ssse or TIE basis q -, Tor rniddinE Irsand and
ort.-H Ii-4ali-E Glf Sales sp!nners. l40 bales
So IL -e-s wee telegTSphsd follows: No
II 1-T 20 Leie.s e. T7sc sales. 400 bales Savsa-
ID SEQ -lshsi a. ssscs ssee. 2e7 bales Nor
Es-,--a--- - higher, 7S4o; sales 16S bales
rad ',.l ly--1-- unchanged al 71ss. ST. Louis
l-lsc Agher e. 75Tc: sgIes AZ bsies Gerpbis
KS ga a I&scs sales. I.sJo bales New-Or-
Er-ns-s 10 higher ~ b-18c sales. 1. 201 bales
ave. .ssSls a -ssdng points Tor At
49, - 100 uzieE. against &. 64e
hzss a. year ~ Houston. 500 $500
asvr-s-si ssS7 last week and $50 last year and
stek 80 g. 10 u 600 bales against IGe last
?. - XII isst year.
siss ~ - rs interior points to-day CON-
- --E A---s cay las. week and Last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

futures steady; March nominal: MAY, Is eisdi July
Is Dad. CORN. spot steady; American mixed naN,
A. 2a4d; American mixed old rs Id futures steady
March, 4s 2tsd Nay, As 4lsd- PEAS-Canadan 81 l0d
FLOUR-st. Louis fancy steady Ga Cd HOPS,
IN London Pacific CDaso. steady. es9f7 7s BEEF
firm; India Ills I'd. PORK easy prime
Western, Gls "a. HAMS. short cut Ia 90 10 10 easy
SIS 81 bACoN quiet; CumberlAnd cut. 20 70 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeV7-YOrh MATCH o
pEA~s AND PEASsThe market IS sheNlhe setls -
~ Veealnsss or most white varieties For Few WY
loo Marcy So obtained in Jobbing way
6t average quality can be bou.ht sI 80 en-
r-d he exceeded FOR best Peas have sstusd @
81 g5 ana demand slack az that EeE aye, xsTIsI ~.
- 81 81 90 california lima ABOUT steady but quiet
$50 sa1a ann We quote: BEASb MAFrow cnoloS'
Per bas6s IS iofs I2 o. medaT s ~ so a Psa
S y Do black turtle soup So 70 DO 1elo" Lye' g -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

q to "a y sss ca long clear middies heavy IS 30
10 SIS Cd: short clear backs 16 % N. ass: clear
bellies. Ia Is No. Sds SHOULDERS. square. II IS
n. quiet 2es. LARD steady prime Western IN tierces
sos: American refined In pals. S4s 81 BUTTER nomi
nal CHEESE nrm; American hnest, white. 5ss Ameri-
nrest colored SIS TAIIW. prime city, steady 23s
TURPENTtNE. spirits, steady. 3ss 6i RoSIN. common
hrm g 81 PETROLEUM. refined aui-t 81. IiNSEED
OIL. nTTaL lss1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
READING SYSTEM.

-. ~
street and south Ferry (time from South Ferry
1~tSnOSt BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND 1IAUCH
tNA0-z40O (l15 Easton only. $40 a m. l20.
$50. S;V9, (s.s5 Easton only D sundays. z433
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANroN-zaoo a1o m.
:, .s,yg y m sundays. 1880 a m, 1 p.
LAhENOOD. LAhEHCRST. TONS RIVER AND
bAhNkGAT-z400 $40 a m. zL30 (340. 40
5LaksNood and Lalehurst only. a5-0o, xsos H.
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4O a m, TAO D m
ndSE1l~AND AND BRIDGETON-zf.0O a :. 40 ..
LoNS BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
PUNT PLEASANT, AND SEAsHORE POINTS
z%OOs $50 1l3O a. xI-eG 445. $40. $50 1L59
2 n Sunday except Ocean Grove 500 a. m. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH BCH,
LAST LONG BRANCH-400 so. $50 II 90 a M
1-3O $50 (530 Atlantic HIds. only. 9 50 p m sun
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERMINAL)-s43 5 90.
$500. 'so0. t100O III 90 a +I200. 100. SIS
ZOO 1900. .4oO' t5-o0. fs0o. tao. $500. s1o.5O
24rH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4-25. $500. 1900.
"I2-15 mdC
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-soo 90. 1000 1900.
90, 400, 900. 200, "1215.
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTSVILLE AND WILL
m. Reading only, Is1.00, 81 70. f200 D. Read
ing Pottsyile, Harrisburg only, 44-O0. T5.0O D. m
zE'rom Liberty Street only "Daily. fDaily,
sunday Sundays only. &ParIor cars only. lfvla
Offices; Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry. los Green
vich St. Aston HOGse 261. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway
1s2 9Th Az. PSI 5th Az. - Union Square West.
East 125th ST. 275 West 125th st. 245 Columbus
SEQ Broadway. williamsburg New Transfer CO.
calls for and checks baggage to destination.
W c. BESLER c. n BURT.
Nice-Pres and Gen Mgr- Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

Fossn CoEss ,fa-zst; RIo-Coree market steady. no
: RIO ST. szcsnEe Il 15-l56 receipts 1000 bags;
s7sa. TIE oI1tsc StssEE. 100 bsEs; shipments for
AsSpe Ley' oaEE stock. $1,000 bags Santos-cuffes
Es salst socc se9se Santos, 1870; Teoeipts 81 600
fEs ogelec an;hs1ged 70 < pig higher; 2:s0 p m
rs Eel 2oaanEs1 70 = pig icEer; sales Is 001 bags
f1sTt-Ss5ee n1s-se- opscs5 unchanged TO K franc
zr - Z = saTs1csd x frsoe: a g D m unchanged
trEno lower; al $50 .. n. uucaa-gs5 20 L ~
VIZ t5tEl sziss, e, COZ Srzs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-Kork, March O. 1900
BTlETESTece2ts we're 10 cars $40 head all for the
market with the exception Of l car; and with cars
arrived Wednesday there % cattle
Yards al 81 which held for market,
Altogether 81 reported Tor to-uoTrowa trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

Buffalo March 9-FLoUR steady. WHEAT. spring
Sc RYE " No 'to' SEQ BARLEY fiF' Western @4
Chicago. March 9The leading futures ranged as fol-
Nav Wheat No 2 6 ogsnipg Highest
s SEPT s7Ss7is s7s. So ''s se5s
Corn, No. q
s i; :'as:$ r &: sg So:
Oats. No .;
$ S5E - s si$sss * 81 .rses III
Mess pork per Dbl:
E 9ey SIS. Iss9 as sss 9s So $3.50 9sss
Lard. per 100
} Miy . .. 3 5Gsa FGa 7%2s E Ga,.
Short ribs per 100 u:
3 Hiy -: 2 sS5s ssSs s% So ss
No 'A Pa95sGF' Ssi s soo 2 as sff I. e
&c, Oats No z S2.c 10 white i Sac No white
tns $SglS; fair to choice mating 44s7e FIASsLIaD
SEED PEs .a 50 Is i sss So Gsl2 90; Eb
oose Sc $50 So ST. short clear sides t5o@ed5 So s7
ST. WHsKEY basis Of Rgh VINES 81 e. On the
2oQ24c dsiries 1s923c; EGGS firm at mark cases In
S Chez 5gi f i nS5S &c prime i''' nc extras ~
Duluth, March Close, WHEAT No Northern.
AIi!Taukse March 6-WEiEAT No / Northern, 81 IS;
No @ NI s1F 81 S Nc 1873 &C. M saps 5ssea c8R g.
No 3 4613447c; May, +S5Sc asked
Minneapolis, Close. WHEAT-Nay, 81 10 =
July. 81 o. September, SIS = ssc No hard 81 !9
10 Northern, 81 II 8, No ? Northern. 81 % ~,
FLOUR-First patents. S6 10; patents so
s. 90; clears 81 10 81 3d. second clears So seq
50 20. BRAN in bulk S14 %
Philadelphia, March 9.-wHEAT quiet but firm;
contract grade March. 81 114a a 81 -. CORN steady
but quiet March 81 = n 52c. OATS firmly held: No
white natural. 9g 383sc white clipped. gSS &c.
283so; extra nearby prints 29c EGGS firm and 1c
higher nearby fresh and Western fresh 24c mark.
CHEESE firm and II higher; New-York full creams.
fancy lac do choice 13Ac: do fair TO good. Is 10 i2c
Reoeipts-Flour, 700 Dbl and $4,000 10 in sacks;
wheat 5000 corn. 81 900 BUSH
SUPERINTENDENT 5000 bush; $4,000 bush; oats.
1850 bush
St Louis. March Close: WHEAT. No 2 red cash
elevator 81 09s May 81 O9GS1 O9IS July. s9Ao; No
hard 81 OSg$I 10 CORN. No cash, 4IAc May 4674c;
July 47I4c. OATS. No cash. 32o No white IS -
S4c; track May. 319Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10
Bal TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
fSOO A h--For Binsharnton and Syracuse
1000 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and Louis
s1-4O P M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
tao P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
"6.10 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
Ss45 P. M-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
800 A. A.-For Chicaso-Seepers open at Q p. "
Tickets 40 429. 1lS3 1874 Broadway. N z: go F1l-
ST. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-10

I7goE-IEs market Tzlds-steiy active
rcss via TecE1S E-z-ds1cs, Snd ruled less
i7F-ls- - Frs rather frtn with prices
Fs1zg ~ c5gs-ng but 81 t1s later trading local
- Soc tea-e rs scattering liquidation and Prices
co. within z pcs-r q the loE7est-1cst about
- me ysin Q. ne grsvic1s day. The opening wss
Ess7 Il an E1Nsrce C . 70 points in response 10
ssaey cables ard cout1ls5 demand based rainy
sthsr in he south III spite o. Fhe Indications for
stlrg weather n TIE future and the prospect
20 srSs recs4pts fuE Ire 1zy. prices continued
Ence during Ine sa-y trading o. demand from Wall
street s1ors aid SPOT houses With Quotations at
= sa.SnS q ret gain q 3 70 points At this level
&C., buyers among the scsp.ng element turned for
80 80 sfle u lie l21al professionals began han
'err9 Irs n@-Est II efo1 4 IVES thought 10 dis
SO SO q me fo-g lines recently accumulated. Local
Is A'-s-s q sale cow. market yielded
= s-oEig IN gradually worked below last nights
ss 40 IT spite q ths reports &C firm Southern spot
slEe-s ssss1 q Etl f1rtle- trading. The
rs s-ea.g 2 aet loss q 70 Z points. Sales
.---L1l = -o4VcO bales. PORK receipts for the cay
-S.1- lie carry estimates somewhat. but about
INES az -tsTe. E-1 tie estimate for tc-day's
- ~ AA5 large Exports light Official ad-
10 ne SS-tf=rn s11- markets. however. reported
--s lHlreA 70 n acTGIle Ct &c. and advices
E eEi-res continue Optimistic, while private cables
= % re21rtns hopeful outlook for q
--s a t~-sterl EaT may have had
l.seacs On no early advance
Is range y c1rac- Er3 asz n TIE local market to
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Steamboats,.
SuTrogates Notices.

SurTogates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to ali persons having
Paris Republic Of Fanee deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof to She subscriber at his place OF
New York. before the 18Th day OF August next.
Dated New York the SIA Say q teoIq4aTy 1905
ALEXANDER j GREEN, Attorneys for Executor.
40 Broadway. New YORK city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of County Of
claims against Emil Michel la.e Of the County OF New
York Diseased. 70 Present ths same with vouchers
Business No IS Nassau Street City OF Nsw-YoTk
April next Dated New-York, the sth day Of Octossr.
N04 THEODORE BAUMEIsTER. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County Of
Gains agasst Edward W. Lambert late Of the County
thereof the subscroeEs az tntr place OF
ing business the Office 81 Richards Head I4i
o Or B the sst day Of March @ OF Ne"
Dated New York. the 18Th day Of ssPtenabsE. 1904
MA I lev. " LA A2IB7, Executors
RICHARDS HEAD, Attorneys for Executors
Broadway. borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
York Notice Is hereby given to an persons having
County Of Bergen OF Jersey, deceased to
present same. with vouchers thereof. the sub
BROAD Street Room sOe Borough OF Manhattan
city of New York. or before the 2Srd OF
Dated New York the 10th day Of September. 1904
GISx4NDaa II RUTHERFORD. executors.
HAWKINS DEL.AFIELD. AttoFnsys for Executors.