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New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot colto
s.et. sales. 1000 bales: speculation ana export
ened barely steady 2sa3ed decline; closed feverish
sna net unchanged Y points higher; July i5zs
august sSl5sb: AugIst-September and September n 3
1s October g o c. s.2ihs; October-Novernber, 4-log
~ November December, 4lszs December-5 enc
ssnuary-February 4lskb: February-March, = l97zs'
nicn-April. A. GOV. Manchester-farns quiet tiotis-
prlsrs al low mits
flour ASD MEAIS-A fair trade vas accomplished ~
ne choice grades four much inquiry Tor the
tr sorts with prices steady and generally
ling patents 50 5as3 90: winter strashts' - .,,g 20
e patents 50 55as3 80: spring clears " s99 -
sa,sa 10 winter 81 10qs2 so; No winter, $2 DO
zSs no grade SIS 509s19 so spot and 10 arrye
foCR-steacy; quoted; Fair 20 good e 1aus3 ~.
e.e 70 fancy IS 1888 as. CORN MiSAl-flttinl
we: Kin dried. 81 550S2 GO as TO brand ,BaS B,aa
ia|-FlEfn; quoted Fine white and yeliow' "a ips
sp 10 eoaEse. 81 o2asi FEED-stronger; qso.e1 @ :,
81 nt bran SIS 51Qsie 25 sacks 20 arrive 2v 10
sqfis; spring bran. slJ4si5 80; coarse wintei
tilusls; city bran. s1e4slG so; meal s' I'M
tis cake go 5O oil, cake, sle DO horniby ohop
.'s, a4 meal, SIS.
sns isular nature tendencies rather euilish
ssees az the close from &c ic higher Scapers
1bondspf through the rapid changes
f4hg quick in the market, while active pup
sginec 70 be for French account. mostly W est ana
cetr. provided or the leading features or thoe'
stsaom fell below close ai day. Local shorts
eo.so buyers all bulgss. srrlng wheat crop news
A&@r much that Dullisi, cables were generally
e1p0ft trade liberal, although early prospects
s5rt sfpfsc much business IN fs line. AT all ports
adysne,, ~eE. alela with eash property strong ~
In Paris Friday. due 10
dsy res.us esiInstss. Liverpool lG1Ad FOR the
sn6>sx pa:'y mark lower snd Budapest poins
~~AS ssye cSrt-l&- after fi.e fesuiaS ciosc
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. July IL 1901
pEANS AND PEAS-Narrow beans supply
and steady Medium and pea duh and weak Other
L,pd. material some
,rha, nominal. about steady. We quote: Beans
marrow choice, per bush, 81 55; do medium choice So
Al bbls 50 81 1k. do red
Staney choice 81 25 d. white kidney choice 81 oS1
81 20 DO yellow eye choice. s2 95GS3; black turtle
soup choice 81 7oasl 70 DO lima California 81 40:
s. 30; foreign medium prime choice. eDas IS
40 medium common TO good 81 2JIs1 So. green peas
Rags Si 20: 10 Scotch, bags 81 224AGSl 25 -
ER-Tne grade OF creamery is in relatively
f,cb, surply good firm Occasional long
lines OF superlave quality command preni9
,u but previous quotations other
grades ard kinds move slowly unchanged prices. We
Guotc: Creamery, extras, ib 131c; nrstx 1sQ
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

Corrected show the Nev-York Central dong
and G2 a of n 70 The The sSn MILK Exchange price re
Western Ia Southwestern by freight and about
and prices decidedly lower Fowls plenty and barely
Chickens n and 0yer 70 pair i5e do under n i4o
fowls per @ m 1s e s. ss dSss a ESss. w
i5F26c .DREssED1Fresh supplies Of Western fowls
demand IS limited fowls are hea fai%y steady
snd prices easy Long Island sp4ins ducks plenty and
WesIen spring dues rarely OF desirable guSy
We quote: Turkeys hens 7dSi4c: toms. &c; spring
a S 'a6 a6 So a per S 70 good
a2 small dry poe seaaed i6se fovs dry
PICKED f@PSg small! H. a@e do se1lded aide a a 40
lIaIIhc; do Western and Southwestern poor 10 good
geese spring Eastern White isc: do dark. l4ai6e
squads choice large white per Dozen 81 % mixed
81 75G$l 81: DO dark 81 25a$1 so .-. ;rRozENTapr-
aSDS hsn 10 G o%s %.e? 10 yol"S
ems fancy sof, eated l2a13c: do average 10 o@loc
oHc a apg PSeed NO Oe 90 plain eoc ducks
P9TATqEs 3T PES AND yEGETAhIEs Southern receipts lt
Long Island market ls weak and prices favong BUYERS &
choice Cahbaees commencng TO arrive quite freely and
more plenty and nwer Werern sa p good demand
and steady String beans slight lower under increased
toes nTm but offerings from all sections h2w wide range
,aoss Maryiand Rose prime per bbl 81 5gs3 go & @ do
Virginia Rose fair quality 81 7,as2 90 chni white.
fair 20 prime 81 75ds2 25: do Chill Red fair choice
aagsenacs a per 100 81 90 DO South Jersey prime to
sweet North Caroline 100 7DcGs so ceullnoTeTs
BfaF ssF o s sse'a d. sas sS ss %
Sass dS5 g. do per-
basket oocsl 25 do Norfolk half bhl baeket sig
81 So do Baltimore bush basket 81 25d$1 do hot
house. per doz 09acoc eggplants Florida choice per
Western NewYork. per doz. 209G0c; onions Kentucky
and Tennessee per bb So 25; do Jersey red per bhl
DO yellow. per bbi, So 25as2 30: do Maryland and
Delaware potato, basket East
potato per basket 75a0oc do white. basket s5eas
peas. western NeW-York bush SldSt ~: do
ga@g 70 good per Dbl 55ea$ 90 DO InpT Island bag
Southern per carrier. 81 256s 75 string beans western
YORK green per bush 81 10 do 81 50 do Long
island per ba9 81 60liS2 % do bush
box 81 90 do wax s1dsl %; squash Long Island white
per DBL 81 30; do Southern 81 yellow, T5c
asl' DO Southern white hb s1@s1 30; turnips Jer
fancy per crate s2 homs3 other kinds fancy s29S2 25
90 osnaTS ~ ooasi I3 do MARYLAND full sized car
folk fancy full size carrier 81 75ds2 5O do
slGsl %. 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July II p u-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
1$2d lower American middlingo far S-s2a; good
4%d good ordinary i'sd ordinary SD The sales OF
day 1000 bales OF which 800 for specu-
export. and included 61oo American. Futures
opened quiet and closed feversh American middling
m % Cad sellers; July and August. 31-64Gl
32-Gid buyers and September. 2964d sellers;
22-6id sellers October and November l9-6i94 30 sd
value: November and December. is 6id+ la6id sellers
December and January ls6tq4 1864 sellers; January
and February. is-6+di 19-6id buyers February and
March. 64G4 206id sellers; March and April 2o6id
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
new YORK CENTRAL,

rsaturaays only sDaiIy except Saturday and sunday
HARLEM DIVISION.
A 8 IS p. VI. Daily. except sunday 20 Pitts
field North Adams. Saturdays only. 2i5 P. NJ;
Sundays only at o 20 a NJ
Pullman on all thIoush trains
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices at Iis AIS and 1216 Broadway IS
Union So w 275 Columbus Ave. 133 West 125th ST.
I9Stb s. and iSsth ST stations New York: 33S T26
fulton St and Broadway. 2 d. Brooklyn
Telephone 3sth Street for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
- M ODGFTT GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Surerintenaent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits turpentine ruled steady with
fun but unchanged prices quoted The Southern market
was about steady Rosin firm. Tar ruled steady 10
firm and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-R and machines 37G
37Ac
TARmRegilnrs. 50 25; do oil hhs. "a 25
ROSIN-Conmon good strained 81 45 d 81 co. r,
81 Io +, 81 70; G. 81 So II. 81 S5 l. So X 81 IS; NJ.
81 70; NJ So %; w G. So IS; W w SO 65
STOCK ON HAND
.
Tplri's nrpehtine Dds coo
Wilmington. July 1L-sprts turpentine steady. 33,ag
S4c; receipts los bbls Rosin rn 95cas1 receipts $40
bbis Crude turpentne steady 81 So receipts 62 bbls
Tar nrm. 81 so: receipts 95 bbls
Charleston, July l7.-Turpentine firm 32ihc
lrm and unchanged
Savannah. Jay l7.-spirits tnrpentine 3iAc:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
ontract prices in the local market to-

spot cotton closed steady. with quotations lloc igner
On ne basis Of sc for riddns upland and sssc for
naong Gulf sales. 1920 bales. Southern SPOT
were elegaphed follows: New-orleans quiet and Hn
changed At SIC; Mobile nominal and unchanged al otsc
savannah quiet. Nc lower Skc Wilmington firm and
unchanged SC: Norfolk quiet. Lice lower al 5-loc
baltimore nominal and unchanged at she; Galveston
eSiet anc unchanged a s1c; Augusta quiet ana na-
changed ar ssc St Louis quiet and unchanged at sac
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day COM
pared with the day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trims leave New York, foot of Chambers 81
as follows and 5 minutes earlier from W. sd ST;
900 m paflv.-Sod train for Buffalo Arr > ?. m
Binghamtoa waveriy. Emira and Bradford Coaenes.
par cafe dining TO Buffalo
9.15 a m.-Daily. except sundays. 70 Binshaiiloh-
owego wavery, Ernira and Delaware Naisy R,S Ronss-
Pullman Parlor Daily Port Jervts ana Montce4.o
Pullman Paror Cars.
23O % m Daily-CnIcago IImited-Fast Mall-SoAd
train Chicago arriving $40 Arr Cleveland 40
m Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati bininS
80 p Daily.-Buraio and Cleveland ENpFeSsAEf.
Buffalo Z 05. Bradford 10 jamestown 100 and aounss
Cleveland IL 80 m SleePers to Buf-
fao and Cleveland Gaze car
m. Daily.-Solid train for Bnghamtcn. Wayer-
iy Elmra Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago. Ctn-
cinnati. Dining car.
YTNICKETs. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L Accompanies AT III, liS snl Sss and iIss
l25th 81. and 21S West l2Sth 81.
Chambers and 2Sd ST. ferries New York: SS2 and
Fulton 9S Broadway. Brooklyn: 122 River ST.
and City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls fer and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

A pvERTIsEMEsNTS and sr,rcr.ptSns foT The tribune
"A their Uptown Once. No l2i2 broadway.
north OF 3lsts. until o'clock m advertise
received the following branch offices az regular
Office until O'Clock >th-aVs. p e.
23t-st. 153 6th-ave l2rh-s Macys. 9th ave
l42 CollnhuSave.. West o6th-st lo6
West 42ds 6th ave: e2 East l4th-si; 2s' WssS
7rh and Sth 159 East 4Ith-st IL
3t-ave. between 18th and nth sts. iu26 Sd ave-.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

Lv. Franklin st. Lv W i2d 81
pO3 M-Iiberry Express ..--.......---... 9:l5 AM
is:tu Noon.-Mount'n Exp, sidney. l2i5 PM
n NJ saturdays TO Rockand. " 100 PM
800 p PM.-vesteue Ltd. 20 Roekiand 3i5 Pm
y Limited 1000 NJ.
S:o5 AMs-sun spl Midwy Park. 49,. I9:I5 M.
.Str Homer Ramsdeii. from Pier "a; N r.. $50. w.
Ioath 81 10 A NJ Cornwall,
tSaturdays only. tDaily. ssundays only
Paror car seats at 425 Broadway only,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July lI-Flour quiet steady Wheat quiet
no red T2e: do new offered al slc; No mixed. tic
Corn fairly steady; trade light: No yellow 5Sxc;
yellow a2Sc; No corn. s2ec; No corn. 52Ac. Oats
50 &c; No mixed s4*c Barley 4sd5ic TOR store lots
wheat 3sc 21sc. oats 2isc; Sc.
Chicago July 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
ROYAL. BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Teams leave franklin ST Station. New York, a, fol-
lovNs and l5 min West 42d n. r
- 10 A M-For Intern. points Albany & MontI
90 40 A M-() Van Wrinkle Flyer Catskis
+lO3O A M-Saratosa and Buffalo Express.
All 90 A M-C2D Lake Mohonk Nnnewaska Express
tis.I5 = M--(s)-Catskill Mountain Express.
LOO = M-Chicago Express.
.5Ss y M-Cont. Linn. Detroit. Louis
p No Ulster Express Catskiu
+S45 2 M-(4l For Hudson River Points Albany.
s6.f5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. C1eve'd & Chicago.
t7I5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis.
.oi5 M-For SYRIA. Roch.. Mag. Falls. Det & Chi.
sDauy. tDaily Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn n
rex No 1. at t0:15 a NJ: at t1O45 NJ: tl2;lO p
NJ. 4 al 1900 = NJ. Leaves Jersey City. p r. r. sta
No al 4945 A NJ at I'll 30 NJ: at 1880 = NJ: 4
at 1898 Time tables principal hotels and offices
checked from hotel residence Wes.cotts
Fx G E. LAMBERT Cen'l Passenger Agent. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

oeips us bbs; sales OsT exports aces Rosin
CATS r-' -'' o'S' s@ies' -'ooo' eAPoils'
London. July 17.-Turpentine-sprits 2es Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
Atlantic City
VIA
New Jersey Central

Trains with Parior Cars leave Liberty Street 9so
A. NJ $40 p NJ. Saturday Special 100 P. NJ. South
Ferry. S minutes earlier Returning leave Atlantic
CITY $40 4 NJ 2.15 p. NJ. Sunday Special $50 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
7AII1oA

j RAILRoAD
s1AIIesS ss ST ATS SoRaNBP TREEr AND
1.-THE leaving time from Desbro..e. and
C"rtlandt Streets In five minutes later than
th"t given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A. VI FAST MAII~-LLmited Buffet Parior
"a New fS5S 20 Pittsours Sleeping Car Pit'sOus
sss SsiIs5: = rlassaEf .aa Cleveland
Iion cars For cSeasO cIeessnd Toisdo 90 cincinns
LBS p NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREss-
5.s sae1so = M s, Le4s on dl,R P9ias
Indianapois Loul=vie 81 Louis binin2 car
o-5s 7. NJ. wFsTETsN ExFREss-For chicaso. For
7SS 5 PseiFfs EHss E3FRRss@Eor aas rl...surs
asu'S Connects q GeysI1nd ssSspS saqSasy
fi5'sss SSa SaSS9s wa en-
MxsHISGToS AND THE SOUTH
and Sis cortsSas 4s SD3res s9res,s gag & Is
Dnias snass Sa as DRng ~ DIn S1T s1 5 M M II S na 3
consressiona LIN an ParioT and Dining Cars, SIS
rs dining Carr, Ass Dining Carr s.25 p. m. i2io
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expre.s. s25 4.20 m. isio
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Hxpress. sSS m and a2'
aBo1aa AR t ,y fae saa Msi o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.wAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE ( OHIO RAiLwAY.-s.55 a. and ass
F6R Old POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-s.5s a m
erT Z m aaiis % and ass m
sundays, t55 a m Through Nestbued Trains Bulet
Farlor Cars and standard Coaches weekdays Paror
Smoking Cars -Parlor Cars Dining Cars. and Standard
coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2-55 p m weekdays
For points On New York and Long Branch Railroad tfro
I.1o 'sa turdays only1 225 a55 525. 40. ass and
600 p m Sundays I.55. 925 a. m. Z 55 p m 0ron
nesnTosses and Cortlandt Streets}. $50. 900 a
II 20 20 saturdays onlyl 23o $40 $40 42o. $40.
aaa 'Oo p N FoK ndffii I,i II 4 a. 'i'
01O (Deshrosses ard CoTtiandt 600. T25 I5o
SIS. s55. o25 @ 81 Limited, 1910 Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets Dining Carr. To- 55 Dining
Sarl. 1iS5 1855. 40 tDes6rossss and Cortandt
Streets 22o). ass. 325 355. 425 AS Dining carr.
a552 Dining Can; S55 Dining Ssr}. I55 SIS sSS.
SIS $50 a25 e5S dimitedl; s5S 10 S5 tDininE Car,
SIS. 9.25 . m. l210 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1895 1854. 2ei Broadxay
ls2 Fifth Avenue theIow 23C St): Asor House: West
Twentythird Street and stations foot OF Des-
brosses and Corandt Court Street 500 Fulton
Street 9S Broadway Pennsylvania Annex station
Brooklyn. Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for nd check baggage from hotels
and residences destination Telephone '9ls
Eighteenth fos Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
| J.. B. HUTCHINSON. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

COTTON-Specuation IN cotton rather tardy all
cay though occasional Of and outside buying
relieved the monotony times The general
the market upward purely legitimate influences
IN fact. the manipulated July option acted
drawback 70 better things, being heavy most
OF the day. The marKet opened steady, with July /
points lower other months unchanged 10 points
higher the call fairly good Southern and
European buying orders sfed in while shorts lost
fdence their position and covered nervously This
buying prices well up the notch Of the
Vious day and LED commission houses TO advise
s;ituents purchase January for sharp advance all
the morning the market disposed work higher
the English being decidedly rmer than expected
weather reports showing continued drouth the
tire Western belt local rains only the Central belt
while unneede6 soaking rains had fallen in the
South Atlantic Again from Southern
indicated convictions part hold
Business dwnded scaping trade at noon
early session settled points
But 2. marked change for the better
winds had in Texas and
doing great Southern buying orders again
feature. and shorts here beat hasty
Leading bulls bought the options with
confidence and for the OF the day the
hitiied a firm undertone Shorts made By
visions a strong cables from Liverpool o-mor-
roy, by q dry map from the Southwest by
promise Of the outside Late
crop bullish the whole rejecting the need
q urgently territory Georgia
and OF the waterlogged South
lsntc States close steady. with prices 1912
ponfs higher.
The range OF prices in the local market
cay follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
I,ackaWanna Railroad

sleepers open az b;so p NJ -,, -
TcEe,s Fifth Ave. 6S& Columbus Ave. l13. 42o
ana lisa broadway. IA Park Pl. 1888 W l2ath ST. and
S3s fulton ST.. BrooSlyn
sgaacs 10 destination. tExcept Sunday. 'Daiy.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

Rio-Conee steady; Rio. 4s625; exchange
10 29-S2d. Receipts 10000 bags United
States cleared Europe, 5000 stock
355 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

MILK AND CREAM-Thc daily average receipts OF
milk and cream al the different railway distributing
points the city for the week ended July lS
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
prices in the local market to-day

Coffee Markets: Santos-Conee market quiet
good average Santos $500: receipts 25ooO bags; stock
zs7 HRmburg-Cof-ee market opened 4 pig
lower; 2:3o was net unchanged 10 !. pfg lower
sales bags. Eavre-cofee market opened irres-
ular. 4 franc lower; at u m unchanged: at m
March April, June advanced x franc others
unchanged; at $50 unchanged total sales. 5000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

Receipts OF hresdsufs interior points thousands
last three cphers o omitted flour bbls. grain bush
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
PROMPT ACTION REQUIRED.
Instructions Regarding Suit to Recov
er the Carter SteaIings.

New York April ga special TO
The Herald from Washington says:
Attorney General Knox, acting IN
der instructions from the president.
purposes to institute immediate pro
ceedings to recover some Of the money
which former Captain O. NJ. Carter
obtained from the government in CON
nection with the fraud growing out Of
the improvements in Savannah har-
bor
A secret conference between Attor-
ney General Knox and the federal Of
ficers who have been at work on this
case has been in progress at the de-
partment Of justice during the past
week to map out a plan Of action.
Without rejecting upon his predeces-
sor. Mr.. Griggs. the new attorney gen
cral was given to understand that
prompt action to recover some Of the
government funds was required. It
Is understood he was given the I'M
preston that too much time had been
wasted in prosecuting the case of the
former captain.
Bank Examiner Johnson is said to
have located in banks in Savannah.
New York and other cities. sums ag.
Cregating about S150.o00 which are
said TO be traced directly to former
Captain Carter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
PRESIDENTS REPLY TO DEMAND
OF cUBANs FOR RECIPROCAL
TRADE RELATIONS.
POLITICAL QUESTIONS FIRST
Assures the Delegation That as Soon
as Cuban Government Is Formed
He Will Appoint a Commission te
Consider Economic ReIations-Be
lief General Delegates Will Recon-
mend Acceptance Of Terms.

Washington, April 29.-The mem.
bers OF the Cuban commission called
upon the president during the day to
bid him farewell. Senor Capote urged
that something be done at once to-
ward reciprocal trade relations for
the benefit Of the Cubans. The presi-
dent replied that nothing could be
done on economic lines until the polit-
zeal questions were settled; that it
would be necessary for the Cubans to
form government before any nego.
tiations could be entered into. He as
sured the delegation that as soon as
the Cuban government was formed he
would appoint a commission 10 con-
slider economic relations.
The business of the commission is
now practically finished and the mem
bers expect TO leave WASHINGTON
| shortly. They have received an inyi-
,ation from the Grant Memorial asso-
| citation OF New York TO be present at
dinner al the Waldorf Astoria. which
they probably cannot accept. Another
invitation comes from a number of
New Workers. interested in business
in Cuba for dinner at such time as
they may designate. They will ac.
cept this invitation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
HAS HEARD FROM sENATORS
Administration Ready to Begin Work
on the Canal Treaty.


Washington, April 29.-The admin.
istration has succeeded at last in Sc
curing a collection of opinions from
the leaders in the senate of all polit-
ica! parties upon which to base nego-
tatlCns for new isthmian canal
treaty to replace the HayPauncefote
treaty. In other words, it is aware
Of the wishes of most Of the senators
and the only problem before the state
department is to frame treaty that
will reject those views, insuring a
two.thirds vote for ratification, and
yet Shall be acceptable to the British
government. If, as reported from
London. the sin qua non is a neutral
ity clause. officials here feel that sue
cess on this point seems within reach
1t is expected that two drafts of a
treaty will be framed before long
probably the latter part of June, on
Mr.. Hays return from the West. 1t
is hardly expected. however. that
final results will be attained before
next autumn. after the return of Lord
Pauncef0te from London.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
The Best Remedy for rheumatism.

QIlCk RELIEF FIuM FHIN'
All who use Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
uuicl, relief from pain which it affords.
When speaking of this Mr.. D. \. Sinks,
Of Troy. Ohio. says: Some time ago |
had a severe attack of rheumatism in
nv arm and shoulder. l tried mum.
erous remedies but got no relief until
recommended by Messrs. +. Parsons X
Co.. druggists of this place. to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. They recon-
mended it so highly that bought a
bottle. was soon relieved or an pam.
| have since recommended this liniment
to many Of my friends. who agree with
me that if is the best remedy for muscu-
lar rheumatism in ths market. For
sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
kcT or RETALIATION.
kqe Duties Charged on British
|vesels Entering Our Ports.

Eago. April 29.-Inluiry into the
b. cablrd from London. OF Sir
&opher Furncss. head OF the Fur
line Of steamers. that tonnage
are charged i'm the case OF
d vessels entering American
while Dutch and Danish vessels
free. disclosed the fact that
f. duties are imposed upon Brit
tipping entering American ports
Ee the British levy a correspond
liy on American shipping under
Use OF lighthouse duties.
ae' Of June 10. 1856, authorizes
'eSiden' TO suspend the collec-
tonnage duties on vessels from
lies which do not impose fees
''eS Of any kind on United
shipping II the British gov
/" viii remit the lighthouse
may secure such advantages
REMISSION OF tonnage duties on
Shlpping in American ports Is
aoy"d by a number OF other
'leS including even some Of the
dependencies. such as the
india islands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
nR. ERYe.N'S PLANS.
Editor PoseWater Believes He Will
Run for Governor.

New York. April 29.-Eaward Rose
water. editor OF the Omaha Bee. Is
quoted by The Times as saying;
William j. Bryan. in M opinion,
will be candidate for governor Of
Nebraska next year. Mr. Bryan still
cxevts a wide influence III the state
and il he receives the gubernatorial
nomination. be will be very hard
man 70 beat. II elected governor he
will hope 10 secure Democratic legis
lature, in which event he will seek an
election to the United States senate
TO succeed Governor Dietrich. whose
term expires in 1905. From the best
information | can get really believe
that Mr.. Bryan will not look for the
pr. sid. ntial nomination in l9oi.'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-29
BIG TIMBER DEAL.
Cook & flourish Buy 100000 Feet
on Ash River.

Duluth. April .9.-Cook a flourish
have made another large purchase Of
standing timber in the northern part
OF this county. making their holdings
there about $50 1000 .ooo feet and their
entire holdings in this and Lake coun-
ties more than l.25o 600 600 feet. This
last purchase is l7oo0o,0oo feet from
White e. Friant for about 100000 and
il is located south of kapitogama lake
on Ash river. 1t is on the line OF the
proposed Duluth. Virginia and Rainy
River road. on which the preliminary
work is under way. and which is de-
signed for the purpose or bringing
timber TO market and TO serve as 4
general traffic line as well.