davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

Here America there is connection between church
and state party candidate attempts to mix religion with pol
tics the result is generally disastrous TO the mixer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

THE two good reasons why our govern
ment is not likely TO favor an inquiry In
to tho conduct OF the King Of Belgium In
ruling the Congo Free state are: First
that such an inquiry. fnstigatcd by the
British government " now IA progress.
and second the regusal of THE country
20 be drawn into any obligations 70 on
force neutrality which we're assumed BY
the other governments participating IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

The removal president OF the three inspectors who tailed
York will meet the warm approval OF everyone
who was shocked by the Slocum horror
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
BEAR AND TIGER.

That is what noted American general IT, is borne
out by Of slaughter that from OF battle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

A coy little maiden In Del
once asked her youns fellow TO TEL
she could buy some ice-orcsm
Twas a hint--'twould seem
That where N was sold she vas vel
Princeton Tiger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

Real Estate for sale, money lo1,ed on
good security at g. and per ce.it.
Hours $40 a. m; i2-2:s0 p. m. Telephons
3iS2-2 Division street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

the conference respecting that state
pittsburg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

The News will the ST Louis Exposition and
obtained front OF the postoce the leading the
Building the principal fair and the
various hotels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

In September Democracy short of issues in October
is short OF funds and November will be short OF votes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

THE training that has direct reference
TO ones probable necessities is, after all,
the only sensible and real education, and
the earlier in the pupils career this
truth Is recognized and acted upon the
happier it Will be Cor all concerned -
Baltimore sun.
after all the scoldins sophistry, and
effrontsry OF his adherents, the fact re-
mains that Higgins voted 10 pay con-
tracing frm over $4,000 for excavating
rock on a section of the canal where no
rock was excavated--which was IN the
words OF the New York Evening Post an
obVious canal steal "--Buffalo Courier.
The oartoonist. the paragrapher and
the humorous verse writer doubtless are
mainly responsible for the many errone-
ous conceptions that exist nowadays with
regard 70 public men. milwaukee Senti-
mel
And when we consider that this is a
presidential year. the most nnpropitious
OF all times for trade expansion. the most
pesslnnlstie observer must admit that gen.
eral business is improving. We are rot
doing the huge business that we did our
ing the boom years Immediately following
the spanish war but we are doing very
we'll indeed. with most excellent pros.
poets FOR the future Hence the feeing OF
buoyancy and confidence which Tor some
weeks has been growing all over the
country. san Francisco Call.
The fact that many arc indifferent
about The records OF the court houses and
others deem u slandcrous 60 charge that
crime is NJ It's worst In some of the best
of the states renders more serious ana
startling the danger by which the country
f. threatened ''-Gaiveston News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

Mr. Cortelyou keeps right making votes and leaves the
"hollerine" TO the fellows who can't get them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17


operatives given enough them fair comforts as well
the necessities OF life
Cen Kuropans gandoquent announcement OF his purpose
advance promptly followed by telegram IN which he
report that he has been compelled TO retreat
The removal president OF the three inspectors who tailed
inspect at New York will the approval OF everyone
who was shocked by the Socum horror
Here in free America there is connection between church
and state If patty candidate attempts to mix religion with pol
ics the result is generally disastrous to the mixer
In September the Democracy short OF issues IN OCTOBER
short OF funds and November will be short OF votes
Mr. Cortelyou keeps right making votes and leaves the
"holerne" to the fellows who can't get them
aeoart is anxously awaited Indiana this week The ghost
must walk herel be nothing dong
Gas man Addick insists that he is sefmade man. Thus is
an all-vse Providence exonerated
Crowded doets indicate the necessity OF more Judges
as possible
Col Bryan says: Don't mind your honor they said worse
me-
It looks as Brother German stood pat locally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

Taggart anxousy awaited in Indiana this week The ghos
must walk or therel be nothing doing
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11

s. j oS5s si e rss :is s. Bsss Ss psas S
s Rtsh .1 bark K AZ tSn pho5pnass u g so o
in ballast British 2os tons M Mr6sr o ns Rdgs
Mobile to south side Cuba private terms schooner 30
toms toms lo phosphate Tds p Pun Gord y Ba@o
schooner la5 tons ties Brunswick TO- iie
New-York lump sum; schooner 3e4 tons coal Phadel-
e Boston 5 scsoons 4Ss 3 tons toms coal rhadG0Pa P, to
deiphia to Portsmouth, I5c.
session IN eottonsesd on @ oil Il Tss ysr dg ana
Refined petroleum also attracts good buying movement
white beIs s. bulk @5 P9iadelghis 6bis s. 50:
phis $40 So water white Se-York b6ls $50 test. 80
e1s s 80 m m Ss Se gSf So
SEED 0JL-Prlne crude mills &c plIns po easis n1
November, December and January 2e a29f.e; OF sun
yellow 32isG33c. IiNsEED OiIl-Amercan seed, city
raw. 4594Gc; out of town raw. 4Sa44c; Calcutta raw
provision market vas We very gnsTt gqet
account by packers The drop in BE Re-
cdas cha.o 1000 Kq2sas %a fi,g Is, sos sRS
SIS famy SIS so short SIS S9siY 2G % BFEr m
Pa.ks 9aslo So extra a mess Si4aSS RGEs 6f
hrm Quoted: Bscons e: $50 p Sc; 1eo n sNc 40
n ss piss s92S 1sS n ss icY n R:ua ssc ,s9s 80 70
Quoted Smoking, lo5s811c; 10 n. 9He:. ~ 9c =
hams @ as quiet; quoted at TAfIoW steady city, 45se:
lard stead quoted at 7c Refined lard quiet Quote:
South america s25e Continent d0c Ts1 1 sgs & 2Sq
quoted: oleO re city lard stearne & Sic ,,oo.,,,.
offerings good dema nd and the local market held
firm also small lots good We quote;
Domestic ordinary. 3aSsc fair TO good 31sQ3 prime
choice. 37sd4Rc head 44taoiaci Patna, tsQ3T.ci
Japan. foreign, nominal: do domestic 21s937ac; Java
shG5hc; Rangoon IN bond 2itg2%o
and the market with list prices last
quoted Prices quoted less cent for cash
seven days: loaf crushed. 9Sc; mould A. 66Oc;
cubes 3 soc; %XXN powdered. 54Oc: powdered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered S5c Eagle confect9nes
ranulated 55Oc and extra ino Sranuated
b35c. Eagle cartons ID bags and ID bags OF fine
EranuIated 5t0c; Eagle fine granuated standard granu
lated and diamond A, &c; confeconers A. olOc Nos
l. and g. SC; No A. 495c; No 8 4eoc; No 4soc; No Z,
4SOc: No g. 4.T0c; 9. 46jc; No 10 4tOc: No IL,
150c; No I2. Nos 49, IA ard i5 100 The local
firm. with duty paid prices un-
changed ard quoted follows: Centrifugal, 96 test.
I6c muscovado 3%.c and molasses sugar. 80
test Shc The London market was unchanged
with September quoted los T3ad and October at
1OS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


n9minaly pmshanssd Sc so Ms y 50 gqote de-
modiaT % s soSsi s6 81 75ssl g o DO % red nIad KID
turtle soup ss6Ss TO- yellow 81 75aS2 so do lima
California 2h@$2 7o DO fSTIigR GgdlTm GRhH SEfs Sag
sdotca s bags S9 fOsfif@ psf Snsh Pes s. 10 VS'i 90
Ssangs e9 sn4 g nn9 The trading has been little
ntive ana Il has been easier Tor buyers obtain
ap The s quotation OF sas s3 o aHefas
fancy creamery, being exceeded for only e - ami
unless very enSSe ana neTS ,be trade is not active
6oas sa S,ssg nnHban bus there is little doing
qg0o: Creamery eItESs per 10 d. SIr9s Gss STATE
dairy tubs extras lT39lse DO Tsts log l3 GH
Sreamery rsts iS6i6c do seconds 13gl4c; renovated
extras 5'sa1ee; do nsts 14al5c do seeonds G
seconds 12s glsc do thirds 11gi2c; packing stock No
CHEESE. Receipts to-day. asl9 boxes; exports for
week 42S Prices are but scemuatin stocks
large and :he buying is sim rather cautious 0u@ SI
cream small colSred fancy. ssc; do small white taney
s good TO Drs aS:y DO dG a RSoF % sod
prime sgshe do large @ white T., faacy sT GO go s sht
skins choice 7e do prime oe:G do paTS SKINS ,s 4s
DO EGGs@Reo,pts day 1888 Tbs week Is clos
ing with very good clearance Of fresh stock and gen
orally strong tone sdy2eo 6E oaerss se % receipts al
though it is believed tho advance VIII divert
more more saSpe Sehsh Sc aPe freely offered
TeR95sS IN and ApTs nrSI s eeeed white fancy 2oGc
choice 2ia25c: mixed. fancy. 2Sa24c; do hrsts
22c: Western country canded and grsdsd
2ae. do RveraKe best 202lc; do 70 fair 1872
Een,ucly iTgfec: Tennessee, l68ise: dFtes l3gllc'
checks l2Il4c refrigerator, frsts. April PACKING
sons storage paid 2oisQ21c; do May and June pacNhs
FRUITS FRESH-Apples selling well. Pears steady
Pltns weak lower. Peaches active and hrIi 1ine-
anOe- weak. Cranes lower. CranOerries nn- MUSK
melons plenty and low. watcrmelons firm We quote
xppI Tyerty Ounce Gravenstein Wealthy. Duchess
ot odenbur Alexander. hand picked per double head
81 n sOdk2 DO Maiden Blush, 81 JOGSl I9; DO taI
pjr,lr Si s0qs2 25 do Nyack Pppn. 81 254$l 90; do
Orange Pippin 81 25 do heads SlgSl SOi 90 Co1
- and common JocttSl; crab
s1bie. small per ebl S4GS6: do large. 81 5oaS2 80;
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September 10 iacs
No trading IN cattle. feeling weak: dressed teer -.
at IdJl2c 10 for native sides: eise No
ing % Importance city dressed veaIs steady al
for choice sock sheen sold Sc 5oGS4 y Ter ia y
cullS At 81 t04S2: labs 81 T5dS6 5 cholca IA "a "
eulls 81 .: dressed stton steady at 56Sc per frs
lambs weak at sale: hogs nominal1y weak. esss-
BE-EN EsS-Receipts were 90 Eead. No tr,a.-
70 day; feeling weak; dressed beef steady Taaite
Liverpool cables unchanged Exports to-day vs-. -
cattle 80 sheep and $50 quarters Of beef. ~
CALVES-fseceipts only = head making ve. !
few carried over, 26 sale Trade very o1isr - ,
S3sGlSc per n. country dressed At Saf1lAc. - ~
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts we're II cars a. /. 49,.
head. including 13 for the marks, @st
making. with the stale stock. 2G1a cows On sas
sheep rated steady: lambs and fr,,N 81
lower on all except choice grades SevH-al ers
81 5GS4 - per 100 10 culls at 81 5O7S2 corn5nor =
prime lambs at 81 T5dSs %: culs at s. .; dressed
SQtfc. -.
Sales-Serns Commission Conpanys COZ xe,,,..-
lambs 70 10 at So 30 per 100 r 500 Indana -
10. 50; 502 DO. IS n S.: Do IS n at x -
do. G. n So 25J Tennessee clIlls. 62 H. {, . -
Kentucky do. 80 10 81 % Indiana yeariirgs * =
AT 81 80; 80 Indiana sheep III ID. -: Isl Ksufs
sheep 100 n at So T5 So do So 10. at s. os 35 n
Newton & Co: 104 Virginia lambs 56 n. at A7s.
81
S Judd & Co. 40 Kentucky lambs 70 n a.a~
81 Kentucky sheep 1f6 n. 81: do. 143 n az "a
HOGS-Receipts II cars. orf 2.095 head nors =
the market feeling nouiEally weak "
Sales Qats yesterdayl-S Judd & Co: 90 Wester- -.
rs Io average. at SO % per 100 10
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
DESERTED HUSBAND STEALS HIS SON.
Sends Note to Wife Saying He Will Keep
Boy Till She Returns.

John Edmunds who is said to live in Brooklyn
successfully kidnapped his six-year-old son. John
jr. yesterday morning. while the boy playing
at Tenth-st. and Willow-ave., Hoboken. Two
weeks ago Mrs. Edmunds left her husband. and
took her with her. She says that her husbands
heavy drinking the cause At the time she
lived In Brooklyn. having a short time before come
from Portsmouth Va. Mrs Edmunds and her son
went to the home Of her sister, at No LOIS Willow
ave, Hoboken
AZ the time Of her leaving her husband Mrs. Ed
munds received a note from him. in which he said
he would steal the boy, matter where his wife
went Yesterday morning Edmunds appeared in
Hoboken and, seeing HIS son playing in the street
clapped his hand over his mouth and succeeded in
getting him across the Fourteenth-st ferry TO New
York. Before leaving for New-York Edmunds
handed 70 Leslie Conover. Mrs Edmundss nephew,
a note, which read:
I have the boy in my possession, and intend 10
keep him until you make up your mind to return
II you want to see the boy for the last
time, meet me at Washington and Eighth SITS. (Ho-
bokcn) at O'clock and do not breathe word TO
The police.
Detective James Kerrigan. Of Hoboken headcuar-
tiers, at the appointed place, but Edmunds did
not appear.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Eew-YorS. September 10, 1904
CONTEXT market made disappoint
ing response TO an unexpectedly firm set OF European
cables These showed gains 14G y pig in the Ham
burg market and Of iz6x franc at HaVre whereas pract-
cally unchsged prices would have been proper response
10 The closing Of market the previous day
The opening here about right AZ an advance of 6lO
points but very little demand and scattering
longs utilizing the bulge 20 get out the market ruled
rathe trading and finally net IN
chanred All nastions September, which
points higher Sales only 1000 bags. The irness
abroad was the showing OF the Bra
lillian cables declined only 25 reis the holidays
and unchanged while receipts for the three
days certainly In * Is
that heavy movement during the first few days
of the month was probably the result in
OF the desire holders realize prior tho holidays
ended the movement next week will show
corresponding decrease. The small demand noted yes
be by the fact that
sorle broke-s for Sunday owing to the
featureless trade earlier in the week, and
disnclinston among outside operators
the market for fresh accounts sunday The
spot market STEADY. with quotations unchanged
the basis SSlc for Rio No :.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-
6a
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
TO FIGHT PERPETUAL FRANCHISES.
Orange Ex-Counciiman Sending Out Pledges
and Planning Club

Orange, " J.. Sept 10 CspecisD.-Joseph D.
Holmes is organizing new society. He has not
decided its name. but it will be something like
the Anti-Perpetuai Franchise League. Mr.. Holmes
who formerly member OF the Orange Com
mon Council, takes keen interest in municipal
affairs and is chairman OF the public welfare COM
mittee OF the New-England Society OF the Or
snges. He has appeared before the council in op-
position 70 the granting OF perpetual franchises
or several occasions. and now that election IS
approaching he is asking Others TO Join with him
sn agreeing 10 oppose any one for Office who has
voted for a franchise in perpetuity. Mr.. Holmes
has prepared q pledge which he asks people 10
sign, and to send IN their names TO him. The
pledge reads:
| will not vote for or support any candidate for
Office who IS on record having voted for a fran
chise in perpetuity. without proper compensa-
tion
Mr. Holmes has many friends among the con-
servstive voters of the city. and he believes that
many of these will join him in this new effort
He is q Republican.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
OTHER MARkETslsY TELEeRapu

Cincinnati. Sept 1O-HOGs active; butcher,' s,..
S6 15 common. 81 1O9S5 CATTLE steadv far - 2
shippers - 239S5: common. S20S2 80. SHEEP stesdr
4S4 30 LAMBS steady. So 506S6. - "
East Buffalo. Sept O.-CATTLsE-Recefpts so -,
steady; prime steers IS 25aS5 T5 shipping 81 TsS1
butchers Sc Ij1S5. VFlAISS-ReceiDts $50 h~s5ss' =
lower 81 50d$7 90 HOGS-Receipts 4 100 head. 49,. =
stea6y 70 sc lover heavy. s6 20Gs6 20; mixed 81 "a
50 s Workers. SO 25dS6 35; pigs s. aGGSS rolebs -
50 4e stags s4qS4 20 daries and grassers IS Tsass
SHEEP and lAAfBSReceipts. $500 head: sheen s,s
lambs slow lambs. S4 509s6 %: yearlinzs 81 SOFA
wethers 81 59s4 90: ewes, So 5; sheep mixed s2ats
Union Stock Yards. Pitssburg Sept. 10-CArTTr
supply light market steady; chodce. s. 60a$5 Is: n
50 3OdSS 30. fair. 50 5O6$4 HOGS-Receipfs IIrh - -
ket active: prime heavy S6 1OqS6 90: medium "a Iss
50 %; heavy and light 1orkers. Sc 5JdS8 80; pxs ts
50 30 roughs. $4@$5 80 SEIETP-Supply fair m,-ss
seady prime wethers 50 256St 10. sheep n s
81 LA1aBS-Sprng S4G$6. VEAL CALVES S7ax7 sss
Kansas City. Sept 1O-C,ATTI.E- Receipts ena ~.
Including 400 Southern market steady: choice exr =,
dressed beef steers. $5QS6 to good S3 T59Ss r -
ern fed steers S3 1895 50 and feeders 70 s
81 % Southern steers 81 5OGS3 So Southern cows s9
native cows and heifers. 81 5OGS4 S5; bulls searS1
calves. s. 504S6 receipts for the wees s5 Sao -
HOGS-Receipts. &eoO head. market steady. tor syS
bulk of sales 50 45GS5 co. pigs and lights 81 7}-aSs
receipts for the week. 34.00O head SHEEP Psoss,.
market nOrniualy steady native Iar1hz "a sss
s. 80; native wethers s. 25GS4: native eNsz s,Ssa =
Western lambs 81 50S5 65; Western vearI1rS e sss
Western sheep So loq$ 75 ewes S3aSS 90; rscsips =
the week. 200 head. s'FeS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11

MOLASSES AND SYRCPS-Molasses we'll syrups
ruled firm, the offerings all excessive and
the demand quite good. We quote: MOI4AsSES-
Nev-Orleans centrifugal, I19l3c; far 15d1Tc
good 1SQ2Ic: prime, 22G27c; New-Oreans open kettle
SlQ3Ic. SYRUPSt'ommon, IzG15c. fair, 16alSo; good
l0d2lc; prime 22d25c; fancy 26Q30c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-There noticeable improve
ment IN the demand for sail tonnage in any
ot the various department Rates however. gen
and Antwerp Id; Bristol ND HUI li5dj GlasEow 10
1ld IcIth and Newcastle nominal; Hamburg. Is pigs:
Bremen. 1Iz pigs Cotton to Liverpool 100 ID. 1sc
London oats, 9d- CHARTERS British steamer, 1.p35
tons. general cargo. hence China. Japan.
about S2s 6d September: British steamer 22s1 tons
October; British steamer 10000 petroleum hence
ports private October: British steamer
tons general cargo. South Atlantic port 20
Hamburg. Havre Dunkrk private terms. September
October; British 3S tons general cargo
to the Continent berthed. September; French
fat rate prompt; German steamer 2l53 tons. timber
Marselles and Genoa SIS 9i. September October
Norwegian steamer 454 tons. general hence 70
Havana berthed: British schooner 200
Brunswick DO Verde Islands, 81 and
port charges: Norwegian bark. 800 tons. lumber
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
GUARD p. X. II. TUNNEL.
Three Policemen to Keep Union Men
Oat at Long Island City.

Three policemen have been guard for the last
three days at the Pennsylvania tunnel shaft in
Ioax Island City 20 prevent interference with
the men at work. So far there has been no DIS
tu-5ance. and the foreman in charge Of the men,
most .: whom Italians, said he did not anticl-
pate nuy trouble. He said the men now AT work
would b kept On the fob and that ne could get al
the non-u=lion that might be required
The foreman SAID that all the work was being
done by non-union men. few days ago mum
ber OF "a 5orers mostly Americans. quit work, he
said AZ The request OF the union men employed on
the new Pennsylvania power house on Fourth-st
They went out IN nody, saying they woElo not
work with cheap foreign is5oreTs.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Sept 1o.-c1oeLns; RHEAT-spot nominal;
futures saiei: September. 7s 2&d December Is 4&o-
oRS-spot easy; American mixed As Cd futures quiet;
Ssptember - esd: December. 4s 81. PEAS-Cansdian.
sesdy I'D FLoUR-St. Louis fancy winter, nonin-
al HOPS in London Pacific COAST firm, 20 1850
PEFlT-IuIii: India SIS Sd PORK-Firrn:
primo mess Western 7os CUT HF1ATs-Hams short
quiet ass Cd. Bacon steady;
IS 20 10 5or: shcrt rib IS 20 "a 70 Sis; long
raiddles light 2S 20 81 n. Bis 90; long clear niddles
hesy o clear hacks 10
clear bses "a IS 10 SIS Shoulders square II u
~ quiet. 4ls. IsARD-Prime Western IN tierces firm.
SIS "a; American refined in pals steady s7s Cd BUT
American white 42s: DO colored z5s. TALLOW-
Prime city. firm. 2is GO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet.
ROSIS-comrnon steady. Is PETROLEUM-Re-
fned quiet. sisd. iINsEED oIL-Firm. iss %.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
sEIoliday.

COTTON-Consdering the restricting influence OF
the eno-week, Saturday pretty active day the
COTTON market. which ruled generally weak This
ihe II oid not seem much Of pressure from
the pear leader OF dumping Of long for
Southern ana NeB-Orleans account, while
ea believed chat lower Wall Street took advantage OF
the Tree selling from these portion
or It's short contracts. This covering,
70 DO taken as furnishing indication change 0
front on the part OF the bear leader but
az merely precautionary reduction Of commitments
WIN a view probably being a position 70 take
advantage OF advance for the purpose
nering the market The Of the
margin the only revival OF the bush
that was apparent being advance points on Sep
TEMPER. while other months Z
In addition TO the adverseneSs Of this
was decided disappointment those bulls who had
based their hopes Immediate advance predlc-
uons of storms in the Eastern belt. The only rain
reported vas about inch the extremity
OF the belt clear. with the forecast promising
continuance OF such conditions The opened easy
at decline Of 70 points. Street
selling al hst while smaller professional shorts were
covering, and fluctuations Irregular A
however. NeH-OTleans began sending
10 he local market. and Wall Street brokers turned
buyers but not in sufficient volume the decline
of 10 TO IS points The officially called
stesdy. bat the market had unsettled Tie large
estimate for Mondays receipts calling
1AOOO TO 1900 bales. had tendency attract sten-
ton to the concerning course Of
future prices during the first Of
new crop movement and operators expressed the
opinion that mills neither willing able 10 pay
present prices f'
The range Of prices in the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
Free, Ladies' Silk Pettieoats.

We agree 10 replace any OF our $1,000
guaranteed silk petticoats or silk drop skirts
tour makel that crack or break within six
months. FREE. We have latest improved
designs I'm shirt waists. shirt waist suits,
etc. Our patterns are six months in ad-
vance OF others, as We import direct. New
creations Just received IN VelVets, silks,
Renaissance (saieline silk and wool ffannels
unshrinkablel and many other new designs
and novelties Ladies' own material taken
II desired Special attention given out of
city orders Regular sizes on hand PRICE
& co, 4S West 22d-st. NeW-YoTk. Phone
C;ramercy s. I35.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11

the troouce Exchange at noon to-day. Hrdz5ys - \
Raiiroea "a 800: Erie Railroad f20: ennsyfvznia Rsn
~. DSid"dres lackaHanna and
West shore Railroad so: Lehgh Valley Railroad a. sI s5I
tore and ono Railroad 80. river canss 's
total lsSo tons total for week. do ~
5f4f tons Exports for IN To Trnlda, -
Vera Cruz. 16Os Havana 100: Kingston 1850 ALs>
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11

Conee cabIes--Ido-Conee MARKET quiet; No no,
6SO5; exchange. - 1924; receipts. 22o0O bags; ship
ents for the United States 1900 bags; shipments for
Europe, 1900 bags; stock 533 900 bags. SantosCofee
market quiet good $500; $1,000
bags (three days. stock 1464 600 bags. HamburgCoee
market opened Il pig higher: 2:So Il G1a
pfg higher; sales. ZOO bags. Havre-Cofee market
opened steady. i4q5 franc higher; at IL advanced
J. franc: hsR
New-York tribune., 1904-09-11
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
H. WAGNER & ADLER CO.,

Manufacturers highest grade billiard and
pool tables Jake Schaefsgs PeIteetsd
Champion Cushions" WarercomS n r;
Corner 42d 81. and R'way. Factory and
second hand department. IS Great Jones 81
MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS "a
Union Square.