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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
WARNING TO TAXPAYERS.
PnfnSi No Dec / 1

POtOSi. Mo-. Dec. l, 1897.
The attention of the taxpayers OF
Washington County is called to the
fact that all who delay the payment OF
1897, will be required to pay a penalty
All unpaid tax bills will be sent out
for collection January lst, 1898. accord.
ing to the requirements of the law
The collector has no power to extend
the time or remit penalties. Pay
your taxes this month and save cost S
T. S. WHITE, collector.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

$500 to 1926 per day in The
money of the United States, woule
got from Is cents to $1.25 per da,
IN Mexico in 16 to l dollars at /:
valuation Of forty cents each. Th,
above figures comparing the earn.
ings Of labor in the United States.
where all money is worth 100 cents
to tie dollar, with those of silver
standard Mexico, where the money
is worth forty cents to the dollar,
are taken from an official report OF
Commission of the Trade and
Labor Assembly of Chicago which
visited Mexico little over one
year ago, and are respectfully re-
ferred to Mr.. Bryan for study
during his coming visit to tha,
country.-Ex.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
Uncle Ell AXE of the Ironton

Uncle Ell AXE of the Ironton
t'Register" accuses the ''Journar'
of being a ''thick and thin prosper
itv shouter." We admit the i'm
peachment. But our prosperity
shouts are as a whisper when COM
pared with the fog-horn roar OF
the "Register's" calamity howls.
That 400 Popocratic majority in
Iron County is a sufficient provo
catiye for the kind of noise Uncle
Eli is making and convinces us that
he has a method in his bowling.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
HEALTH AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Fidelity Mutual Aid Assn

INSURANCE
Fidelity Mutual Aid Assn
l uSAN FRAClSCO, CAL.
For Five Gents Per Day
Will pay, according to the hazard ol
occupation, from $8 to S25 a week, whea
unable to work through being hz19
accidently.
win pay, If you are accidently kllIs4
$208 to $3.50.
Will pay $40 week when yon -
sick and unable to work.
Will pay 800 for funeral expenseA
Will pay, il you lose hand and 6ou1
or both feet or both hand, Sl3S to ef3k
IF INSURER,
You cannot lose all your income W1ea
you are sick or disabled by accident.
Absolute protection to the member
upon paying IS life membership fee anA
dues of 81 so per month.
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
is pre-eminently the largest and
strongest Accident and Health AMD-
citation in the United States.
1t has the required cash AepoGR1D
with the States Of California and Nj
ryuri, which, together with an amplo
seserve fund and large assets, make tn
certificate an absolute guarantee q
the solidity Of its protection to II
members.
A twothirds policy costs q Pr
month dues.
A oRe-ttird policy costs s1.50 pee
quarter dues.
Reliable agents wanted. Write
CHAS. w. SHIELDS,
Sole Agent, Washington County,
RGtosi, Ma
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

j. F. Mitchem, editor of the De
Soto "Press," is working up a lit
tie political boom for himself to
secure the Democratic nomination
for State senator. Frank has done
woman service in his party for
many years through his connection
with various newspapers and, we
would like to see him receive a
well-earned recognition.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

The Democratic press is jump
ing on the President for not having
urged the recognition of belligerent
rights for the Cubans in his mes
sage to Congress. Had he done so,
these Democratic papers would
now be critising him for his jingo-
ism.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

IT is a poor policy for any man
who aspires to political honors to
use unfair means in combating a
newspaper. No matter how poor
a paper may be, it reaches a GER
tain number of people and wher-
ever it goes it carries its influence,
be it great or small.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

JUDGE BLAND short time ago
nearly fell over himself in his haste
to demand a vindication of The
6harges against him. When the
ether side met him half way in
eourtng an Investigation he again
nearly fell over himself to get out
Of the way of an Investigation.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

Mr.. BRYAN is now in Mexico
where he has gone to study the
free coinage of silver question
from practical standpoint. His
observations in Mexico will not be
gathered from bimetallic stand
ard, but from silver monometal-
lie system of currency.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
NE don't see any Endorsement
OF tho liley letters in the Re,nb.
lican country papers.

The editorial calamity chorus of
The Democratic papers would not
sound 80 bad if their news columns
ekd not get off On the prosperity
tune so often
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

The United States has never vet
made bad deal in acquiring new
territory. The annexation of the
Hawaiian Islands would probably
bs equally felicitous.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

The mother of President Me
klnley died at an early hour last
Monday morning, at Canton, 0.
The nation sympathizes with the
President in his loss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15

HE kind of currency reform
the country needs is not the kind
the Democratic party proposes
The people are not anxious for re-
form, on q 4Oc basis.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
Shoe
Bargains.

Mems Good Creedmore Shoes
for .$l 90
Ladies Oil grain Shoes, worth
S1.25, for. 100
Good, Heavy, Waterproof
Boots, for. 1.5O
1 Lot Ladies' Fine Shoes,
worth $500, for. ........ 100
Ladies' Fine Shoes, worth
LIS, for. -.-......... LAO
Ladies' Fine Shoes, worth
$3.50, for. 1.95
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1897-12-15
OUR Democratic exchanges are

trotting out ncssi Die candidates for
the circv;; judgsahip Since there
is no cnence for the Republicans
to elect a me-. t. the rcc:,ioh, The
other party oonld not do better
than tc re-elec:- the present incum-
bent. We hope Judge Green will
be candidate for the nomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

Futures here declined ; to ! 5poirts, closing steady.
with sales Of i5.25u bags. HAMBURG declined ~
pfgs. Hnvrr was easter. Rio aud Santos wcr" quicti
receipts at Rio. 5000; stock. 2S4,OOO. Santos re-
ceipts. 10000; stock, iYS.uuu. The American ware
house deliveries yesterday were l1,lS1, including
"correctiuus." American visible supply OF Brazil,
TOB,S7s, against $4,000 "a year ago. An increase in
the visible supply of n quarter OF "A million bags for
the month caused tho declin" to-day.
NAVAL s~ronES-Quiot. Spirits. 2Ola u 0lyc.; com.
mon 10 good strained ro-in. l.N5HSlnTr =.
PETROLEUN-Crudc certificates We're unluOtcd here
and In OH CITY. Refined unchanged.
PRoyIsIoNS-Larh dull a. S+.lus &i.i0. Pork steady.
Mess, 3p6d So. 80. Tallow. 3~"-DtBLc. Chicago, April B.
9TH, buIlish feeling that has prevailed IN provisions
seems TO he less apparent tonight than "A week a.U.
The decline In wheat has checked the uut-id" support
and has also created rather "A hrHrisi feeling among
the local traders. Packers continue Ia = II "n the
hard spots and the cash demand appears to have
fallen on. The price OF corn seems quite ont OF line
with 4r. hogs, which has u depressing effect on
latter" Butter-Crcnmery Western, seconds to
extras. lT@lpc. C~hcesc-State, fun cream, large.
W hite. fancy. l2aini4c.; do. small. lyL2c. Eggs
Western. frrsh gathered. fancy. Zoe.
SuuAR-Kaw dull hut irn; ~ test, Be- 90 test.
3Ac. Refined unchanged and dull.
CHICAGO. April 3.-These were to-day's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
8atlroads.
"AMERioA's oREATEsr RAILROADS."
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ a uunSnN RIVED % n
& HUDSON RIVER R. r,

~ NNcOSo" ttNGN We III
From Grand Central station, l2d Street.
s,ao y. M..Exccpt SUNDAY Empire state ENyra,.
syracuse. and Rochester. Due Rnnai6 I3iS r. VI
Niagara Falls 5:55 r.. NJ. This train Is limited To is
oiso <. SM.|6SaiIiy. Fast mail for roushgccry,
Albany. Utica. syracuse, Rochester, Rutaio, NIAGARA
IoiIO 4. M.--Excrpt sunday; bay Express for all
Ioo 1 r N Mpo S%rk s SStSM pSln.sr Limited. ,,rn
iumbus, Cincinnati, lndianapol!s, AMI Il. Louis
STOPS at ponshkscpsie Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
HOO y. N.-Deily. Chicago Special for Dotro't
kScipsie. Albany, S@hencctady, uticn. :, r r%n,s
Rochester. and Buffalo.
T""nphErcpsie. Nibanny. Troy. ' = '"'"'
1850 r. M,-pollS, North shorc Limited Due 10
Utica, aud syracuse.
o,oo i'. VI; DAILY. For Albany, Troy, Utica, i3L
Niagara Fails, cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, ChirasS
a,sS r. M.-Daiiy. For Troy. rlnttsburgh. nirIins.
tot, Montreal. aud, cxcCpt saturday nights. uttnNa
cleveland. Indianapolis, St Louis, Chicago. sop.
at poughkrcpsic, Albany, Utica.
only FOR point. ON tho Fail brook RAILWAY. Va
Lyons and for Rochester.
town, OgdcnshurR. Buffalo. Niagara fHlls. Clov"llud,
Toledo. chicago, except Saturday, for Cape viu'rnt
i.;iO Night Theatre train for Chicago and prinrL
pol points On New hnr" t"iitt3l every nlstt "Nr"rt
O,Oa i. ". ma ii;,5 y. M.-Daily except suni,,
to rIttsiiclh, Via Harlem Division.
D,I5 y. ". -Sunday only to lIttsti"id and the Rrrk.
shire HIS. via Harlem Division.
'ALL NIGHT" TRAlNS To YOSKERS.
An night" trains run between lj5th 81 ana points
on the Putnam Division a. far ~ SOnkrrs. In r0nrrCN
ton with the elevated road. The only line running
"all night trains out Of New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with the Pintsch High.
Tickets and Wagner Office at Grand Central station.
ll3. POI, Il3 Brondway. ~ East ! ith 81, pI2 UrntL
way, 235 columbus av., ~ West l25th vt, and lJ-th
st. station. New York; BIS and 12O Fulton -. AMI lUe
broadway. T.. D., brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence hy tho
WCstcott Express Company.
JOHN ". TOUcES. GEORGF II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

The many friends of DR.. Henry Van Dyke Of
the Brick Presbyterian Church will be glad 10
learn of the gradual recovery of his eldest son.
Tcrtius, II years of age, from II bnd attack of
scarlet fever. The boy Is at northampton. Mass.
where his younger brother. Bernard, aged o.,
died last Monday from an ahsccos Of the ear,
supcrinduccd by scarlet fever. TIT two chill
drcn had been sick for about three weeks. Dr.
Van Dyke Is AT Northampton, but expects TO re.
turn in u few days. The Rev. James NJ. Furr,
Jr, viii ill the pulpit in his absence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

Leave Nrw Yurt, iuut ~ Liberty t., daily.
CHICAGO, 9;OO T. VI @uI ~ ~ nishi.
IITlSBlkIli, i3lu UN. 'uG .@Hlu sun l2'lJ night,
C~INCINNATI, -. Luui. lu3U0 \. VI, b'uuP 4. VI.
WASHINGTON. HNl IlMuEI, $500, 10 Dining carr.
Il:aU 4. VI. DINING Cnrl ".uu. $3.50 Dining carr, 500
Dining Carn, l., NJ, l"sliHh'nt. SUNDAY. 1000 din.
Ing carr. II $40 \, VI, .p'u'Ug carr, 2.uu dining Carr,
d:uu Dining car, 4@:ln nlrai.
NOHfOIk. 1880 A.. II. daily,
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, $3.50 +, M sun
day 2:UO T.. NJ.
All trains Illuminated with Piutsch light.
Onircs; lIH. l72. 2Bl. lHl. lliO Broadway 81 East
l4th st., I27 BOwery. New York; $3.50, 3il Fulton st,
Brooklyn; station foot Of Liberty St, NJ. II, X. OF \.
nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

TNrUu-M iTIlMN IUTVW N|N IVTk, TWWT ~ 'TNTT'N
ST., ~ follows, aHd uNr minute. earlier from ""ft
Hih ST.
oLnn 4. NJ Vr-itiulr Npr,s- daily for Way"rly,
Jaw H%ingh"mi@,n tlHirL, imnnl"i l,",.'r'' 'T
E)Il y. N.-Nc.tihIlr limited. ifrl WHii ,inI''
"A" Solid train TOR chicago. VIA tinu'nEGut q -
nrriyrs cleveland t TsiUA. N. Cll'1en b ~ IL
Slrcpcrs to Chicago, Cl,"rlaui. aud 'in'inu"ii' l'H'
@'Dtn T.. M.-Buralo rni olr,rlaud Nr-thuIr -.
l.')o press. daily. arri,r- ~ lmia" il~ A. w..
bradford 1:li 4. NJ, jamestown $50 \ v. I''r
land l:l6 T.. VI. tSlrrl cr- T." buffalo ana l"N"lAirI
making direct connection FOR pr;roi', rAitas". 'Hl
the West. u,
-. o.. ". DAILY. Via Chautnulun Lake and
C,iD Niagura Falls. Solid train T." hi'rtu NN'I'
crs 10 lI"rnrllsNilic, chicago ana Cincinnati O'' Z
ear.
/ ACCOMMODATIONS AT m, ma. 2fl, iul AEi
M RrouiwHy. l2i BOwcry, lhr Last l|ith i aui
~ West lg5th st., rhamhCrs and West 2;l - frlrl'',
New York; 1888 and 72G Fulton IT., roo IiruIiw ~,
BROOKLYN POO Hudson 1t, l%Inhukru, and Jersey ~
station. Wcstcott'- express calls Tor and cheese ~
gaze from hotels aud residences 10 desuuRtlVh-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
SATURDAY, April 8

SATURDAY. April 8.
Although the stock market has. in the main.
been inactive and unsettled this week. and the
only aggressive operations have been made
by operators who have endeavored to
establish a lower level of prices, the
majority OF the list closes higher than
last Saturday. The most noteworthy net ad-
vances are those recorded for New York Central.
Northern Pacific preferred, Omaha common, and
American Spirits common and preferred. The
advance in these stocks doubtless foreshadows
favorable developments. such as the prob
able funding of a part Of the New York
Central Company's bonded debt at a low rate of
interest, progress toward the establishment of
| permanently harmonious relations between the
Northern Pacific Railroad and adjacent trans
| continental lines. The ultimate placing Of Omaha
common upon a ! g cent. dividend basis. and a
| decided improvement in the condition Of the dis
tilling industry.
The stocks that have been conspicuously weak
have been Jersey Central. Delaware and Hud-
son, and the so-called Gould stocks. The de-
cline in Jersey Central is amply explained
by strong circumstantial evidence that the
quarterly dividend that should be declared
on Monday will be materially reduced.
The President OF the company has been
quoted as saying that it will not be passed al
together. simultaneously with his statement
to that effect the selling movement in the stock
encountered resistance. Delaware and Hud-
son. however, appears to have been alb
solutely without support and has rallied
IN common WIN me " II
,''
oeeh nooompan'ou :. oN.,,o injunction "
stocks appears to be very bearish upon them,
and, although utterances from the quarter re-
ferred TO are generally regarded with skepti-
'i'ni, ne' na,o ~ no - u ~. 80 ~
io"eu !! no',"ot'n' ''i"0 d" ""' 'no ''"'u
k,Uupo 'ooN
r" ,opo''' '"o" "o q" !"
"'i" ~ "NN "
eHpe.' :" ~ 49,
ui'po'ou - -
"eeh 80 .hu o'u y '"' ~
o"1' - - -.
e
'he n -. ~. 49, Dan.a."H1,
man - l-'oN
VI" au.tn."s .io' =. ~ 4.
'n. w. -. pe'i.
upo" u" m So ~ ,,,oa,"s.' 80,
"''o" ~ nool9 '"o'
are f"p'u,y a'e 'n"' "ay
temporary ""o.o -. ."0 o"'"",
accoun'o u ". ao"u'' j." ~ "nusu,
niois'ufo v ~. noa, no" NV i","I
VII son ~ 'S "' """
aso uo"o ~ 49,
- :, " - W. 49, 80 we
-. t"1oH' n," 'IN """
80 '. 49, .oaL T., 'n,I.h H. D"o'
"h'ch " on'y ~ ~ "n"n u Il
'N"' 800 W o,oo "soNy
S.a'etnen, !" '.tas'' " Nv NHoooia'ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

The trading In cotton today was moderately active,
the total transactions being the largest for u Satur.
day in some time past, The sentiment was bullish
AMI prices advanced, the market closing steady at
about the highest figures Of the 'Av. The Hood III the
Mississippi Valley shows no signs N hhrting. Liver.
pool was better than had been expected. New Or.
leans wns higher and shorts covered. Then. too. the
Chronicles weekly weather report was hullish, the
spot market here was mOrr active and higher, and
the receipts were light. There was considerable
realizing IN the advance. bur the offerings were
quickly absorbed. New orlean. bought here
CoFFEE-Ro on the spot was dull aud weak; No.
:, 15,c. Sales 900 bags No. Z at i5c. The future
trading WAS as rDlIuWa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

'FuITH FVTF "I' . Vt T"sT"~
Money in London, lla 4 cent. Rate OF discount
bills. III y cent. Amount of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day S327,-
90 confines. Exchange on London. - francs
l4la confines. The statement of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows u decrease in specie Of
T5,3l7 900 marks.
Goldman. Sachs & Co. offer TO investors "a Sc
lection OF investment bonds bearing interest Mt
D To 7 y cent. as advertised in another colunn.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
AprM 2. AprN 8.

Aprfiq. April g., April 3. april 8.
Lou & Nash d6S d6s Union Psc. So 81
Lake shorole6 1861 U $ Rubpf. 90 e3is
MANN Con-. sdN 93N U 8 Leath y 55a 90
Mo Pacific. l5S 15S wab&PcIn SIS Be
Nat Lead. Cd 23a wabash pr. 1913 ID
n W com..lo5 OF Iw Tn Tel. so7s 80
Government bonds steady az unchanged quo.
tations. Railway bonds dull, but firm. Tho
features were Ann Arbor L.. Erie general lien
Bis, Houston and Texas Central general As. Mich
The more important net advances were in Ann
Arbor AZ. g y cent, to 70; Eric general lien 3-ls,
70, to 80; Houston and Texas Central general 4s,
y, to. 66ia; Michigan Central rs, q, to lls, and
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
6l7sC. Bar silver In London closed at 2sahc.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted Mt 4Sis@
49Lnc.
quoted as follows: Sixty days, 2 Y cent; ninety
days, zig y cent; six months, 3 y cent; and bal.
ancc of tho year. gig. v cent, on good mixed
quiet. Prime indorsod bills receivable. are
quoted at 3l20t3a y cent, choice and prime single
names at 3A@4 " cent. and good names ut 4a5
y cent.
Foreign exchange market dull at unchanged
quotations. Posted asking rates for sterling,
$i.s6la for long BILLS and $4;ss for demand. Ac-
tual rates are: Long bills, $~i.s5%@$i,s6 sight
$4.s74@$i.97ia. Francs arc quoted at 5.lslss
5.17la for long and 5~.1Bi4@5.15bs for short;
reichsmarks, 95d95is for long and 95i2G95Ns for
short; guilders, 40 1-166iOis for long and lOi9
40 5.l6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Sdl5 cents discount. Charlcston-Buying,
par selling L. premium. s%ynnnahIBnyip4EY,
premium: commercial, % cents discount. san
francisco-Sigh 20 cents prcmiumi telegraph.
% cents premium. st. Louis-iOa75 cents pre-;
MUM. C~hicago-2O cents premium. Cincinnati
between banks. Accents discounts; over count
er. par.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
Pennsylvania

500 =. N. Asst M~AiL.-pullman Buffet sleeping
900 \. VI. FAST LlSE.-Pittsburgh and cleveland.
1000 =. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LlMlTED pullman
Gompar,memt sieeeping, Dining. saoking, ard %
Cincinnati, indianapolis. Louisville. 81. L"Ii,.
200 =. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ENTEr>S-
600 =. VI: WESTERN EXPRESS.-For Cleveland.
Ass y. ". s6gTMW ESTElRS 'EfGXrFRiEss.-rorc Gin
500 p. VI. Pacific EXPREsS.-For Pittsburgh
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland aud Toledo
'N'' WasMTNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
g, $50. $3.50. 1910 Dining Carr. IL A NJ. !. 40,
C3:20 "Congressional Linz" all Parlor and Dining
1915 night. sunday. $50. $3.50, II A. ". .i2o
"Cungrrssional Linn. - all Parior and Dining carr,
4:3o Dining Carr. 8 Dining Carr, o p. NJ. l2l5
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-"Florida Limited" 1910
]. N. week days. Express. $3.50 p. NJ. l2:l5 night
ATLANTIC JAS LISE.-"Florda Special" $50 ?.
NJ. week days. Express. $3.50 A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ daily.
CHESAPEAKE y OHIO RAILWAY 7. NJ. daily.
week days and : =. VI. daily.
ATLANTIC CITi.-Express, 1:5o p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch. Ashury Park 1nterlaken sundays
$50. 5:lO, aud 1880 pm sundays, S:45 A. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50, $50. :. $40, -. $3.50 90 Pennsylvania LimitedI
1910 Dining carr, II \. NJ. ~, /, 2:ln, 3, Z, 4:30,
$50 SbinlnS Car. :? Dining Car. . Dining Can.
$50. 10 Iinitcd>. 10; II A. NJ. ? Dining Car. 4.
500 Dining Car. . Dining Car, q dining Car,
broadway. l Aston House, and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt St ! Court ST. $40 Fulton ST., 9s Broad
tion. jersey city. The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
rpsiagnTSI ihrGnSh t" destination D voon
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
Lehiqh ValleV Railroad.

Stations foot OF Cortlandt and Deshrosses SITS.
$50 A. N. daily SUNDAY : A. NJ for MAuCH
s,ISA 4. ". daily. for wILKESBARRE. SCRANTON
week days. I.MIRA week days., ITHACA. GENE
VA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, 1AGARA FALLS, and
the West, and principal local points; dining car and
chair car to Buffalo.
Io,So a; NJ. daily, except Sunday. for MAUH
CHUNK and intermediate points,
LAG DIAMOND EXPREss-
arrives Buffalo 300 p: NJ Pullman vestibule DeZ.
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepen
TO Detroit and Chicago.
CHUNK and intermediate points.
ni istG ,fP;1T n 1S5sy' sIssgs sSn SnS p dG1 %lh IRiss
giuus; chair car for Wilkesbarre.
iiI0 J.; N: daily except sunday. for WINES
mediate stations. Connects for all points in coal 10
gions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO Wilkrsbarrc.
5iI5 p. NJ. daily, for EASToS and intermediats
GiIO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express tos
Slatirgton and principal intermediate stations. con
n""ts Tor Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Stat
inRton.
ZOO p. NJ. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all points West, Pullman sleeper rcstthul" train
soJTH TLAINFIETp' EAsT6N, bETHlETiEM.
SfvA, R6cHESTER. nArAviA. and RtFrAio.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but sieepinS car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
300 =. VI. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHFS-
TER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman slcepcrs TO Chicago and Bunai
Additional I",al trains daily. except SUNDAY. for
RorN BROOK and Intermediate points leave y
Z. VI. Saturdays only.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis, 2H5,
COZ, e!a. ~ l. and 1923 iToaiway, II +, IAN s. lSs
ST.. qs broadway. and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
y. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check haESags
from hotel or residence through t" destination.
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Electric stock Quotations.
i. April s.-The closing quotations OF electric
COMPEND.

SATURDAY, April 3.-GRAIN-Whcat-SpOt was
quiet. Sales Al 900 bush, including 10000 No.
. hard winter on private terms. for export. Free
on board afioRt: No. 2 red. s2a-c.; No. | North
ern spring, New York, ,sl7-c.; No. l Northern
spring, Duluth. Sa'sc. Futures nd ynnccd lsc. TO
l4c. Afier Change May on curb was 76aIm
77agc., closing 7Gaic. Future sales 2,OG0, 600
BUSH, as follows:
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Opening. Hfghest. forrest. Closing. NighL.
$ 2s$:$is,.".::5s #$ $$ $s e.

Barley - Was firm. New feeding. 2Gr, cost and
freight 10 Buffalo, mating, H5s isc,, as 70 quality,
Rye-WaA quiet. Stute, fOm lie; Ma. 2 Western,
soc. cost and freight 70 Iunalo. ~Curn-Spot was
lower. sales $4,000 bush. including. 5000 80.
2 mixed ON private terms free ON board afluat
for export. No. 2 mixed, 8OI4c,, in elevator; No.
2 do, old, 5000 at 3ll4c, delivered. Futures de.
clined isc. to Ac. After "'ChHnge" May On curb was
9O@3O4c,, closing soc, Future sales 5000 bush, as
follows;
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oAts-spot was quiet. Sales 5000 bush. track white
nj 2Bg2slac. None for export. No. 2 white, 2Iu
gt9ci No. 3 do. gao; No, white clipped. 20 ,2c.i
rejected mixed. e0I2c,i i! rejected white, 2gc.; No. Z
mixed delivered, 23l4c"; track mixed, 22~24c. Fu-
lures were hrm. Future sales 10000 bush. as follows;
Opening. Highest. Lotoest. Closing. Night.
hay .'....'SS N 20 ~
July ...,.,..... go. .... 2gL 22L2
Wheat advanced at the opening this morning in re-