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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

mand trfrs ard the general market IS steady, with
fu but unchanged selling rates Primary markets are
steady ard unchanged We quote: Domestic ordinary
"a fair gDoc y ~ prime 70 choice, = q
&c; head 30 &C PCtna- 51s y C; Japan IoFesu
nominal: 90 domestic g44C; Java, y &C. Kan
COON. IN bond. 20 q 2&c
SCEAR-The market for refined sugar 3 unchanged.
but the hardening tendency OF tends to st-cn ts
OF the refined List prices are unchanged
Prices given quoted less peC cent Tor CASH
days. cat LOAF and crushed 4elc; powdered. coarse
cubes. 4e5c; xxx powdered 4S0cs powdered, coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 4SOc: Eagle con-ec 9-
e-s' graduated. 495c; Eagle coarse and extra Ano
ETanUlated 4.S0c Eagle I'D cartons OF Ens GraLG-
lated. 4S5c; Eagle 2-b bags and SD bags Of dne
granulated 49Jc; Eagle fae g-anulotca. standard
ETauulated and diamond =. : 79c: confectionery A.
455c; Nos l, and g. 4$5c; No 4. i.f0ci No D. 4S1ci
G. sec. = 4eJc. 2Cc; No .. 4l5c, No 10.
<loc; No L. 406c; 10 J., &C, No Is 59Jc nos Il ana
To- 390c; No &c. S5c The London beet sugar market
Is steady but unchanged. with April and May quoted
at es 7ia d sales % sugar have been IHa1o
for MAJ shipment from Cuba at 5-l6c which is about
116c above sales. and sellers said
Indifferent about selling the present trad
Ing price, while rcfners seem u be willing buyers
Duty paid prices named follows: Centrifugal.
80 50 3 11-1Gc; muscovsd0, - test SsG3 S-l6c,
G-ad naolasses sugar, 50 test - g I5-lGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeE-Tcrz. Aq-.. - 191s.
C-CFETESlr-ionnE q continuation q switching
The months, rsresectDs tLt -I-l-lll-n
CT smaller Hay Ita-Eac--ls IN 70
6a,e cc.ee market reached yery lair figures Le
Vol-ne tresh afeiy s-lal
TIE opened steady decline % ~ 10 points IN
lg1c4cl2 9coA4ig rGe-er Disappointing French ca
pax q re session the matiei ElE
cloee ana clssa barely steady ~
= decline o. lOGlS DolnIs- Sales reportoa o.
de 4 EzGllei Nlall
Rbout - e-anc early though pAit OF tls
recovered. leaving prices there rI
lower lle eEsT news co-tai1el 4lttie g sas-
WIKI me tEo ports get
ll.BS9 5sG. against -uJ tCr ne came Gay
year. Inferior SRatls rscepls were tsJ9 lsss,
aganzt 1Z4s year the primary markets RIO vas
ais HanUurg Next NcGnes1ay w-l be TIE drst notice
t-aslnE from to---y
operations. % little long interest n L1t
s-i- De sFeoec i 8 c1nsl1eTel n-ete-
The long Interest now cltsla-aIE . n
position teocrs sEc some IN lie uGle are loA
ug -oruyard : ri &C
ve.1ps- Others. contend the market
er-eug period q inactlcu. which ley
early THIS .eGr owing 70 p1i-tala- l--el a-ts
s1I quiet, with quotations CT TIE lass
q -r sdr l. = Hl-el1lse deliveries
ne F-ue6 states FOR Sbsl4 tags. against
asst Tor same week
AeT-lurE reported el,oos
Santos receipts for Tie week aggregated A4l'v
s5TsnonG-ug Receipts a. E-U aggregaie4
has .outrzste6 previous
4 GOO last year. cleared 100 70 The United
during lavyy Santos
jll bazs C-ired States an 1900 70 Europe
Present STOCK ZOO EaL-a o4es-e- % German.
ne Tanes OF contract prices TIE local market ;O-day
Wasa a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 25.--CATTBE-R 80 600 head:
iOi6c higher: good 90 p1c steers 50 l543 ~
medium 81 90S5 storrs nuf feeders. s3fS4 40
750e4 ~ heicrs 50 90 - 81: 81 2
90 bulls s20S4 10. calves 60 507s5 90. Teyns fed
S4TS4 II HOGS-Ee~eiutg to-day A. coo hcodf
tomorrow 25 OoO market 1oi5c lower closing sHady
butchers s. 0os5 10: good 70 choice hr7vv
bulk Of Gales. 81 G5Gs5 o. sFTTTT-Fecnpts. % 0no
head steady: good ch0i~e wethers 81 n .
81 20; choice mixed So 1884 5o native lambs
fc'urcdl 81 6OTsl -
Cincinnati AnriI e5-FOcs ou'et und lower $40
g CATTLE a 50 9T>7'A - SHEEP steady At
S30e4 80 IhNRS dull 81 5N1fsn -.
Kansas Anril 25.-CATTTrr-F Receipts 4o00 head.
nars and dressed - 75'S - fat - good
s40s4 CO. Western FED ste0r7 hie~ - e 7ffs+ ~
stoclera ard feeders higher e e5 en- Southern
60 7Tfe" 70: ~ tive
S9Tsa * native hcffc-u sN@t rr's 80 e57S3 OK
cnlvea so 1896 HOCS-Recefnt~ SG00 head; merset
nc hulk "a s0fst 90. heavy. - ~
n2h na~s~- SOFIA 80: rrs ard urht hogs 81 2hp
90 81 sHEEP-Rece'nts a 600 Ne1d: r11-y@t str.ny 20
Toe bfvbn- native - eo~sf 90: Western l--1y
e rolTse a0Rc5 r0 yearllrgs. $3.50:
s+o~t,rrs avs feede~s 81 5o73s4
An * 20 TIT ,7Recerts. $500 hest
sIS1 S5- rNf0vinr 81 500
"a s~e7sA rrffr-a 81 2-Hs4 10
k9a1sa p b,rs IsnsA feeders - 500
a 30. stock helfers 50 25fS3; Erod eresh ara
T1sd,,,r, 70 GOD s52Nfs42 sH0Rs80 VFaLS-
CENTS 100 fairlv active fos11F~ lover; heavy
or1 Y0rita~- - TfS7 70 niEs e.:
rouzhs 4o7s4 EO s30s3 70 SIIFr-P md AMBS
-Recents active: lambs eS6 30; yearlinF5
ana v-thers SIS 6O5s5 10; s5Gs5 rs sheep mixed
IS 25Qs5 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
Railroads.
DENHSYLVANIA
81

sTA 1 s f985 81 WEsT D 5F sI
3 The Ieavins time from festrossss and CortIaRds
Il ss ras tss thsn mat ws s1
ss5 a NJ ST ft1 tl AZ, ~ 59an Sleeping
srnoins and Observation cars ClncnnatL Indian
IO.s5 l. " PENNsYLvESIA LIMITED Pullman
PST6 6a EoI cha A csvad oodo ana
L55 P; N. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
as hic@ fIfc a. 50q qfSf1 Pns s1.epirx
smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
SIS p NJ sT LoTTs RXPREs-For Pttsburr Gin
Cam For Ga9 v C sssnla9aaa Tas5
$50 P. NJ WESTERN ExPREss--For Chicago For
755 EXCEPT PRI 4Rs P,ttsburr
doah valley Route Connects FOR cleveland except
PPEEss-7For PittsPurF Cleveland Cincinnati IN
O.55 P. Il. PITTsBuR0 sPEC1A1--Dailz for Pitts
WAsnISGTON AND THE SOUTH
'S; so5 'I9lo GDessT9sie' 45d n5-3a3ss
ana Sor.ia1d sr.sts a5, Jsss
455 Sb.5ro- Ear'0 and in eorIsl sreo )
? ~ zig 3!ght sunday 80 =, I r31 a IA
Dining Cars. '3.25. '425. - 50 CDesbrossss and
soTTHERN 'Fss AZ TX % ia5. 2
Atlantic COAST LINE---Exprsss. s2s g. ard
sEABoARD AIR LINE RArLwAT.-Exprssn 1855
N6RFoI .Iz AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
CTEs6PEAKE 8 ofiIo RAILWAY-7ss - m week
days AM ass ? daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and EORFOLh--t-S3
a n. weekdays and {. Is p daily.
ATLANTIC C1TY-9.55 a and 2 IS p m week
days Sundays. z IS a Through Nssttbuled Trans
Buffet Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week
ParlOr Smoking Car, Parlor Cars. Dining car,
and Standard Coaches On Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 2. N. week-dayS
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK (Tnteraken sun
days) ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant tfroru West
Tventy-thfrd Street Station. SIS n Il Is 325
456 D m .and 1910 night weekdays. sundays.
I2.1o. 9.25 and ass p N From Dssor2sses and
and I2I5 night weekdays. Sundays 1215. SIS
m. 800 p NJ ,,~,r, ~, ,,rr,.
so5 7z5 s5s - Is as ST Louis Limited
&c IS CPeuua Lirnited). 80 So HISS a '1255.
1s5 % IS 3s5 %. - IS sA55 (s455 Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia ony) -555. SIS, T55, SIS IS
vssR-days sundays. SOS. -7.s5, S25. 'ss5 90 IS
st. Louis Limted), e55 10 % Penna l.i1llted }.
80 IS m 80 So s.. - IS 355. as ('455 chi
oaro Limited FOR North Philadelphia ouyl. - s..
s555 7.5s. 526. 9 IS (9-5S for North Philadelphia
Onyl p. i2lO night
rirE.t o9rce-' Nos 4s1 1884 tfs snd fs1 Broadway
Is2 Fiftn Avenue below 25d ST.. 259 Fifth Avenue
fco-uer 2sth Astor House. and stations named
Brooklyn. 4 Court Street $50 Fulton street.
200 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex station The
New York Transfer Company viii call for and cnecS
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 des-
rsi.pbo1s ..s4s Chelsea" Tor PsuazyIvanis Railroad
Cab Service
". W. ATTERBCRY. WOOD.
General Manager PasTr Traf1e Manager
GRO " BOYD.
General Passenger AE=u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
= contract Dricss in the local 17arks; to-day

ne local SPOT cotton closed quiet ~
= points oecline the basis IL T5c for fnidaIiug
upland and l4c or nddng Gulf. Total sales to-sav
were 1850 5ales-9 FOR export 90 20 sninners LOO
o. Southern markets teleE-aphes
EoloFrs- Noble ~ 14c- Savannah
rngton nominal Norfolk quiet, &c lower l4c: sales
= bales Baltimore nominal &c lower
Louis nominal. nc lower lsisc. Augusta duu 5sc
lower 13&cs bales Charleston rorrt-aI
Galveston CUTE 3-I6c lower az Isc NevOfleans quiet
ec lower I3c sales. 200 bales receipts
a. leading points fCr Al Galveston, 400 20
800 bales against z9s last week and 5os3 las; year
a. Aew-foreans. = 500 800 bales.
Neek an1 a3io year: Houston L50 ba.ea
stanEt 041 last week and sls last
Receipts az N. ports nne interior posts today.
Safec VIII Tie day last week aaa last yea:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
s.; I g %: Il S o. ~ g 70. y. S ss " 9 8 %.

81 So; 81 20: K IS o5s NJ 50 10; N IS IS: G. 50 5o
" So 90
wilmington. April 25.-sPIRrTs TURPENTINE FIRM.
54c: receipts 81 ROSIN steady 81 2O receipts,
i51 bbIs TAR s., receipts. 81 bills CRUDE TUIt-
PENTINE firm. 81 -. So -. 81; receipts IS 6ais-
Savannah. April 25.-TU RPENTINE Gru q &c: sales.
80 bbs; receipts. 33l go RCSIN arm sales
so hhs: receipts 1893 exports IS Quoted A. B. &,
.. 50 -: z s. 90 s. 90 s. 90. II. s. 81: s. So
K. So Is: " SO 20: y. So As: " G. So 60: " W. Sc so
London. April S5.-TCR I[Et-Spirits. As 41zd.
AosLN-Amerlean. E.ra!nsl. Z. 81: me. lis 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 25FLoUE-sssadZj fanGy BLENDED Pat
winter. s. TO- bakers patent, s. -: oaSs-s 10 Pa
WffFAT-spring unsettled No 1 Northern, 81 % asked
winter no offerings CORS-Quiet ant easy; No vel.
Iovv No cor SIC. CATS-Duu and weak. No 2
white 44c: No ? mixed. 4o7lc BARLEY-52365o- RYE
No offerings.
chicago Apr1 25-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
Public Notice.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
- Fl-st Judicial Department-In Tire Matter Of tHs
Of Beard Of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
City o. YORK for Appointments
Of t1res COMM dsterrnine and whether
-auif transit railway railways Tor the
transportation Of persons and property "a detern1et
Board ought be constructed and Operaredf
estchester ENte1sion-Publo notics q here5y
the undersgued havins. BY an order OF tls
Division Of the Court for ne Ftrss
Judicial Department bearing Date the 18Th day q April
been appointed Commissioners % dcterui1s a1t
report after public hearing vhether raivay nr--
petition % the ab0vs naned Beard pre-
said Appellate Division OF about ths l9ta
dav os February 1904 the Office OF rhs Clsrs
~ z7d Court on or about day. % oe
struced and operated hereby appoint Tuesday. tns
clock IN ne af-esroon. AZ tns Of
X Rapid Railroad Commissioner Tor 10
lir 81 New York No. Broadway. IN the Boroush %
Manhattan City % New York. tho TINE md 2acs y
such string and sucn aloirnea
ttnrs as nav thereafter held. they win hs&T 81
persons Interested IN the said matter
Dated York. April 21st. 1904
WILLIAM G DAVIES FRANCIS HIGGINS Colby
CHESTER. Jr
GE6FCE L RIVEs. Is Liberty Street; soARDa1AS.
rsT ATT q solely Sc Wall Street. New York CIV.
Aff0--evs fJ- ne Board Of Rspid Trarstr RAl<oAt
comm issioners Tor the City Sc New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine quiet
steady with prices last quoted Rosin Is steady to
A., and unchanged. Is firm We quote:
SPIRITS TURPE%TINE-Ou and mechina bbls. ESQ
Este.
TAR-on bbls. 50 so.
RosIN-Comnion 10 good strained 81 80; p So IS; F,
81 90: So co. H 80 10: 50 so: K So 70 NJ So 00dS4:
X 81 o53s4 10: W G. 81 10; " W. 81 259S4 30
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 2ss this
-.
CHARLESTON Aprsi 25-TURPENTINE firm, sac ROsIN
nras A. 3 C D, 81 s5i Z 81 4o T, 81 s5; G, 81 5oI II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

fnl---f.A-Ifre cotton aFct co--AF Vas i1L-1
thar recently. trahsacons beng eEt-i1ie1
f-Ig 5000 bales. but TIE market vas gene1a-iy
YEA aadc- liquidation AID cattaus- 5eAr 2ressiie a.
ticsgh Gnt@r-le TIE lower levels seems . ndi
readiness. as result & recent reports q
luprvc. or the ether hand climate
Coa1.-.afs The cotton belt we-e considered ia
-rssg-E iEact'o1 cf
My --ns much toward dong away
strs,Eta OK statistics. compared win
years the opening lower cables than eIpecie1
fhc condition ard the Outlook f9r
bea-y p--- receipts GerresseG prices 20 70 IS
ar-actel Fr1at taking ny shorts, cEt
4 uncovered sto5 crder-. and DriCes co1tinuc1
work G5-rearE unta obey showed ue- loss o. lfE
81 rom they rallied shortly after
midday reGan.1g 10 pciE = the GOVERNS
a better terlalG But these
reports lacked cscial ocua-GticD the tna-ket soon
age-Uarl u-eellGE re-eWL bear pressl-e
broke a s.su lower evsi tAA1 that q the mcrnlnE
o.ay I32oc and July ~ sa3c. vita the general
list showing less q 2sI1I noiu-s. II the lace
trading seemed lit-le steadier- Cert1ln
prominent floor brokers were buying The sutner mon rs
80 represent covering ~ an important Wal street
S,orr and prices showed a. inclination = rally
lceers limited TIE recover % matter o.
points. closing about taat much up
from bottom and barely steady ret decline =
2CE3s polrss Port receipts for The Gay reached ha
wears figures and exports NEit.
while estimated for leading po1tG
considered rul although they slightly unler
ust years figures. TIE into sight Tor ne week y BE-
ing estimated around % 90 ba4e against l05T last
The raFe prices the local 1aarks; to-day
r1lcWE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

cash quotations were follows. flour dull and
WEEAT-N0 spring, Soc PIC; No 3, s04soc. No red,
e5 %Gsse GoRN-No q, 3 +s$4ssc No yelo"i .s ~ -
RYF-No . Sc. BARL.EY-tfood feeding. S0G36c;
choice mailing. 45g5Se. FI-AXsEED-No / 81; D.
Northwestern. 81 Och. TIMOTHY SEED-Pri-ne s. 90
bbl sII 0OaSI2 LARD. per 100 n 50 GOgS6 20. CUT
lss4 sis boxed So sea IS rs WfI1sz-Y basis % high
wfres On Produce Exchange today BUTTER
steady. crezuneries. i4g23o; dairies 1sQ2lc- EGGS
easy 0G1Oisc-
Duluth April 25.-Closs; wHEAr-No hard. s9tic;
No I Northern. S1Asc; No . Northern. 5rsci Nay
s: &c; July. sSc; September 7o+tc-
Milwaukee, April 25.-wHEA r-No I Northern, o5c;
No 2 Northern. 91994c; old July. s27sS RYE-N2 l.
12qTsc. BARLEY-N0 . 63c. sample. 36G6Oc- CORN
steady No 5. 4s851c; July. AZ sc
Minneapolis, April 251Cl0ss: WLiEAr-9iay SSSc.
No / Northern. eO4c; No Northern. SSfsc. FLOIR-
First patents. s. oo8S5; second patents s. = y9'
hrst clears, 50 45ES3 second clears. 3 jus ~
BRAS-In bulk S15G$i5 50
Philadelphia. April 25.-wHEAr 40 lower; Contract
grade. April 81 On \ 81 o. CORN 20 lower. April
501t a50+-c. OATS steady. No 2 white naturaL t5
4Jlro. DO clipped. 459646c- FLOUR duh and weak;
winter super 81 rs; do extras s. So So Vest
winter clear 81 t0E 80 IS; DO straiEht 81 $50 s.
straight sacks s. 20s4 50: do patent sacs s. 20
q 81 60 BUTTER Grm and sc higher; extra western
creamery 2fc extra n-arby prints z1c E.FcS steady
fresh nearby and fresh Southwestern. lSc. az mark
fresh Western, lSEc at mark; fresh southern - 1c
at mark CHEESE steady. New-IorlS tul creams.
ceips-Flour 900 hbIs 547. 900 n sacks. wheat
900 bush. $500 bush cats IS opg bush snip
ments-Coru 4.5G0 bush; oats. $4,000 bush
St Louis April 26-wHEAT-No red. cash elevator.
o5l4o. May. SOC; July soc 10 bard goGo2c Cos,N-
No = cash. $40. May. 45Aci July, +ec yAIS-7No :
cash 4ic; MAY, 81 &c: July. sec: No white. 44ac-
Toledo April 25-CLOyER sEED-C1osed cash ard
Gus, aisiks 50 20. prime timothy. 81 IS: September
timothy. 81 42i7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
THE ELcIN BUTTER MARKET.

E1rin Ill Apru . (specia.-Butter ruled firm on re
OF selling az ne sumo - a9I !
week. sales in district were 454.OOO n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

spafIy. fDaIly. except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
OFr-es Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Eous..
fs-. zsr- asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th IS
Union square west 15S East 125th ST. 20 Vest 1.5th
C. Columbus Ave. New York. Court St. 5s4.
sac button S. BrooISIyn $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
NV york Co calls for and checks 5agzaas
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
READING SYSTEM

NEW JENSEN CENTRAL X. n
Liberty Street south Ferry. (Tirns from SOUTH
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below
EAsTON, BETHI EHESI. ALLENTOWN AND NArCR
CHJNk-E40J tI-15 Easton only. 21O A. N. IA,
tfg 800 Is 45 Easton only) P. NJ Sundays EAs3
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4s 40 A. n.
500 P " sundays. IS A N, LOO P NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHCRST. TONS RTVEE AND
BARNEGAT-z40 90. - % A NJ. z1.S0 q. 30. Lake.
wood and Lakehurst Only). ala 500 p. (asg
p 81 saturdays}- sundays, . 40 a 81
- u q -, I, - - ~ 80 p " - -
long BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z+5a, $50, 1880 A. NJ. xL2J. As. 530. $50. 11Sa
n Sundays except Ocean Grove. 100 ~ n. AGA.
PHILADELPHIA TER1INArj sAr.
f719 $780, - 90 1000. +1L0G A "a. f120o. zoo,
$50 Zoo. 1900, 'G00. 800. 1900. t7.3o 1900,
$40 30 P. II. sI215 rdt.
oath AND CHESTNUT STREET5-SA75. tgsa,
1850. MS A Il. 100. 40. 500. "7.oo. 81
READING. H8RIlIsBUR POTTsvuLr AND WILL
IAMSPORE-I400- E425, $500. Hr91G, t10O0. ITO
Reading. PottsviIle and Hrs5' only tA0o IS. P
ZFron Liberty street only. Daily. fDaIy, sxcsps
Sunday. fSundHy only tParIor only. Wa
Tarlaqul xSaturGays aExcept Saturdays
Offices Liberty S. Gerry. South Ferry. Astoy
House 157. 2s1, 4st 1900, 1854 Broadway. Iss SIN
Ic5th St. c45 Columbus Az. New York: Cours
3f4 $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn $50 Broadway. WILL
iarnshurE y Z Transfer Ca calls for and checks bag
gage to destination
" G. BESLER. c. Il BURT
vIcs-PrsS and Cen Nz-- Gen Passr Ag--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
.ut prices In II. local market today

MARKETS. t4ot-oIlee rlGrkes G4-ets
Rio 5Ss.1; exchange 4 S-l61. receipts 6O00 bags:
cleared United states. 5000 bags cleared Tor
ElroDe 600 sroc-. G500J1 bags Sa-t0s-t'ttes
market cuie. good Sa-os $4,000 receipts, COCO
stock SIS 0no baes Eamblrggfres market opened
unchanged. Sc 2 UNCHANGED sales 5000
bazs Eavre-CCTse market opened unchanged % =
lower. - declined = truncs a. 3 quiet
December advanced other ECutrB E-chE1Ee-s a.
b8G 2 u-cL anged. total sales Il 900 baCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

A-e...s NeW City. Ferry. Liberty 81
CLigAsl. EittsburE -l2-l1 It. @l2l5
Chicago, Columbus. 49,. - 55pm LQQpm Diner
Pittsbur-. Cleveland. 355Pm 5-40pr Limited
'TittshurS Limited" 66bpm LG0pm Buffet
Cincinnati. Louis ~ ~ IS
Cincinnati. Il. L0-is. 30 25au si0SUau Diner
Cineinuati. st. LOIis...- 655pr1 1apru Buf-sk
Norfolk ......-.. f12. 55pu . 00pm
~DaIly. fDaily except sunday SUNDAY
Ofdces col. 4J4. 1900 Broadway. Asror House. tot
Greenwich Union Square W. SaI Grand n
GAS Fulton BroolSlyn South Ferry and Liberty 81
BaEgaSs checked from residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

WEEKLY EXPORTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

EeccI-1s z brea6sG1Is D0Inl
cpEers omitted -four bb4s, gram ouSn
a. follows
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Killed by His Wife.

Batson, Texas Graham Jones was
shot and killed Sunday evening about
z o'clock by Clara Jones, his wife Five
shots We're fired, all taking effect, four
in the back, passing through his body
and one in the wrist Any one of the
shots in the back would have been ia
tai, Jealousy is said to have been the
cause, Jones was born In Mount Pleas
ant. but came here with his wife from
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
QUALITY OF cotton.

Washington; In report issued by
the department Of agriculture, Herbert
J. Welsber, the psychologist in charge
of the plant breeding laboratory, esti-
mates that the production Of long sta
pie upland cotton in the United States
in 1903 reached nearly 100000 bales,
and says the growing of this variety of
cotton can best meet the demand for
long staple fine spinning cotton. Their
production, the report says, Is capable
of almost unlimited extension, and with
the different varieties now known, all
ranges of length Of staplefrom one and
one-fourth to one and fiye-elghths inch
es can be provided The report says
that they probably are better adapted
to cultivation in this country than any
of the. sea islands or Egyptian kinds.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
What the Japs Have Done.

New York: The japanese have sunk
or disabled fully two-thirds of the Rus
sian fleet They have beaten the Rus
SLAMS back from the Yalu almost to
their interior base, Mukden.
They have cut the Russian line be-
hind Port Arthur and driven in the first
defenses. Port Arthur now remains
doomed. With the fall will come the
end of Russla's power in Manchuria
The Russians have sunk or disabled
several torpedo boats and destroyed
the warship Hatsuse, sunk transport
or so, and utterly failed to cripple the
Mikado's navy.
They won several trlfilns detached
fights on land, due principally to the
prowess of the Cossacks.
They have made the Japanese pay
dearly in human life for their yictries,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
BOIL WEEVIL DESTROYER.
Oklahoma to the Front With Bug That Will Cut
Their Threats and Suck the Blood.

ington, and states that from what he
has been able to learn of the bug, he
expects that something will develop
from it. This is one OF the things the
doctor had reference to a few days
ago when he stated that his depart
ment believed that way Of combat
ting the weevil had been discovered
He has other things in view also.
Prof w d. Hunter, who has charge
OF the chronological work in this state,
and who is conducting laboratory at
Victoria in connection with directing
the movements of the experts on the
thirteen boil weevil experimental farms
in the state, was in the city Saturday
morning en- route from San Antonio TO
Victoria He was seen by press rep.
resentative and asked for information
concerning the Central American ant
that the department hopes to accom-
plish great results from. He stated
that while he had no official notffca-
ton of the discovery be learned that
there wasa 200-word message awaiting
him at Victoria, and he supposed the
message had reference to the ant. He
knew nothing of it save what he had
read. though he was not surprised that
the agricultural department had found
some thing in Central America, for
men had been making investigations
there for years.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Proposition to China.

London: The Tien Tsin correspond.
ent of the Daily Express says that Paul
Lesser, the Russian minister, informed
Prince Ching that Russia will finally
.eyacuate New Chang, provided China
grants a concession for railway from
Kalgan across Chinese Mongolia to
Kiakhea, thirty miles from Lake Bai-
kal, or that Russia Will eyacuate Man
churla outright if China leases the. III
territory to Russia,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
A. Proclamation.

Toxic: General Ohu, commanding
the Japanese army now investing Port
Arthur, has issued proclamation to
the people of Lao Tung Peninsula set
ting forth that Japan was forced to APP.
peal to arms on account of the unlaw,
full aggression of Russia in China and
Korea. The proclamation declares that
the japanese army is fighting for the
cause of Justice, pledges protection to
persons and property, and noninterfer.
ence with orderly citizens. 1t promises
ample remuneration for all houses and
food supplies requisitioned and warns
the people to refrain from assisting the
Russians under penalty of severe pun.
ishment.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
WIN Rreak Record.

Mckinney, Texas: Considerable
smooth head wheat has already been
cut and is in the shock 1t ripens from
a week to ten days earlier than the
bearded variety. In several years past
Collin county has harvested record
breaking wheat crops, but this year.
both in acreage and yield, she promises
to surpass all previous crops.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Shreveport. La, While trying to
reach jug floating in the river the Z
year-old daughter OF Lonis Schools fell
into Red river here and was drowned,
Her 5.yenr-old brother tried to catch
his sister and himself was saved from
drowning by 2 young playmate The
body has not yet been recovered.