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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. June 9. 1904
BFEvES-Recepts were cars, So head. consigned
direct 20 Saughtsrers No trading In live cattle. Feeling
Arm Dressed beef sG9Ac Per 10 extra quality
ec Gables quoted cattle nrm at London and Liver
pool sheep selling steady prices No exports Of cattle
sheep beef to-day.
CAL.VES-Receipts Isl head. all for the markets
making with the stale stock 746 head sale. Very
Inquiry live calves and trade very limited
25c or from yesterdays closing quotations
About held at the upper yards Com
prime sold S4GS5 IS 100 n: deck
load Of butterrIks at So G2l Dressed weak
69c per FOR city dressed yeals and 6gsc for country
dressed
saes-Georgs l. s Dillenback: 40 veals lac n aver
age at IS IS per 100 10: DO. $50 10. at 81.
Mullen: Sc buttermilks l26 10 at 50 621a
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l6B cars or
4Oe0 head. all for the market rnaking with the stale
stock. 521a sale Good handy sheep were IN tar
demand and steady common medium grades and all
heavy sheep slow and neglected. good lambs n and no
choice lambs offered: the under grades quiet common
and medium yearngs unchanged. About IL cars OF stock
sell the day Common 70 coce seep sold
S3Gc5 10 per 100 ID: deck AT 30 20: culs at ~
poorest IS 5O9ST So and no very r.
Dressed mutton slow Ti.4lOc per 10; Few Wetners
1O5sRilc; dressed limbs steady az nlsg he
fair dressed yearings selling al sg11e prime
and ehoies. II would bring 12112lee
Sales-Crockett $50 Virginia lambs % 10 aver
age s. per 70: 256 65 10 at 81 Io aS Ken
lucky do 90 10 81 50: IL Kentucky sheep i-o 10 at
Mcpherson Co: Gas Virginia lambs. es 70 at 81 30;
265 Maryland DO 81 10 1853 Vtrgfnia DO 81 n
81 90. Virginia sheep l0o 10 az - % j DO 30
10, at 81; 10 Maryland do lO2 10. AZ 81
Newton IT, Kentucky lambs - ID az ~ %.
10 do. 90 10 ct 81 So 24o Virginia
DO &C n at s. IS. a45 DO Sc n. at s. Co. 27e West
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Virginia DO. 70 n. az 81 rs 2s2 Ohio y.arns, ss 70
az % 10 Kentucky sheep 80 n, 81 75 % dc, 10e 10
a. - 90 10 West Virginia do o. n at 50 50; Il DO. 81
70; AZ %. Kentucky bucks 164 70. al 50 70
Tobtn & Shannon: IS Ohio ysarlinzs, 10 IS IS:
$50 Ohio sheep. 70 S. rs 422 do IS 10 az s. To-
SO.
kerEs Commission Companyf 226 Kentucky lambs 20
n at 81 % ie4 Buffalo yearngs. "a IS 30; use do
o - a. 8 Is i2 Ohio sheep IS ~ az So 50 do, u n
at So Is Kentucky do 12I n. IS: 13S 100 10
81 .: Virginia do. lis n. s. n s.
80 do 100 n 50 %
Judd Co: lTe Kentucky lambs s. n, AZ ST 81 \:
3 Do 81 70 at IS So 90 Kentucky sheep 106 10 81 20
Harrington Co: 121 Virginia lambs. Is 81 IS
, virginia sheep. 90 10. at 81 so
HOGS-Receipts i3 O 2 2S6 head including
about 16o head for TIE market No sales reported Som
naLy steady all weights dull
and almost nominal
sales-s. Judd Co date ysste-day0I 2s State hogs.
AS 70 average. IS 20 per 100 70.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-york. June .. 1904
-orTEE-Tre coffee market to-day less
.e than curing tire presiding session and showed
As- ~ tendency chiefly X would
-~~lr n l.zlrua-rlIeur il respect unrespcn-
-. attitude NJ the foreign markets The opening
sssv A. unchanged prices advance a. points
s-zna l.-at and later little liquidation suf-
bring about easier and the market
rsfv quiet hanged prices 10 decline OF points
sales q --lO bags. such demand -here was
be % excellent character. coming from
i-noT1an interests and Europe. while selling
pneare5 chiefly Tor the account OF longs
hsrng moderate p-crt on thelr holdings seeme6 dis
-5 % prepare FOR another dip about previous
- Ot -he cables HaVre. after opening barely
s-sasv advanced = franc but lost gain. and q
"a f--ter-leC- OF only 2. pfennig
vas higher, bat RIO remained unchanged and
primary points were rather heavier than
eiea the ports getting 1900 bags. against coo
as on previous day and .0Opo bags last In
200 bags against 1900
sst wear. The pointer fe.l slightly hclul yesterday
6r-res indicated by the lighL transactions. specua
rs attention limited and iDdica-
Tors OF outside buying raE yesterday, suggesting
taro-alI- impressed rs the situation had
-skr or much they cared 20 for the time being
The market was quiet, with quotations the
hnas z Re fr- RIO 30
The prices IN the local market to-day
as a.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June e-CIosing-w TIEAT-Spot easy: No l
California &c 1o'zd quiet; July SIS Sad.
Der. Be 4Ad; December. nominal CORN-spot steady.
American mixed. new. - &c: American mixed. oiE
a. 6lsd futures quiet July As 4d: septsnlner Is 3D.
PFAS-Canadlan quiet 5s Ard. FLOUR-St Louis fancy
winter dull. ga HOPS London tPacidc Coast Arm
5sgfd BEEF easy: India SIS I'd PORK
t1l prime mess Western. 62s Sd HAMS-Shorr cut IA
70 10 70 quiet AS BACON arm. Cumberland cut % 10
10 rib 10 - n, JTs Sd long middles
light % "a u SIS 3D. long clear mdd ss heavy 80 %
backs 16 20 10 sos clear bellies
IL to u. 4Os. HOULDERS-Square. II - n,
strong S6s LARD steady; prime Western n tisrces
aas American refined, in pals B4s 80 BUTTER
Good United steafy 74s CHEESE steady:
car nnest white ass: DO coOred. 39s TALLOW-Priue
CITY easy eos Cd TURPENTINE- dull AS. ROSIN
common Arm - 90. Observation-Disclosures quiet "a.
IINSEED OIL Arm. It's Sd
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lULIoN-To-.ay's cotton ruled generally arm
.sosef Whica was promoted 81 the FIRST instance BY
l-e aL - and talk - much rain iu the Western
~ e aoeT By the seusitiveness Of the July and August
.fals TIE cenarl FOR which % character mat
M ere m believe that fair sized short interest
llg ~ cover while .tte Offering
A seemed that t- rains reported ll the Western belt
Hoaa alone have been sufficient u shorts any
t-lIA a-Alet} IEr general crop situation raFcra
Ge'eFHcvs fl SECTIONS. causing tile probable
eAment ~ some acreage IN Arzansas the enormous
sas planted VIII Uerllt ~ considerable ~ that kind o.
ung while cllge 70 cry weather pa other sections VIII
f4eky alter tEe situation HLs mote even more
healthy growth From trade standpoint conditions
t-eae1 r have undergone material change de-
i- continue. moderate Throughout ts south.
crng - bC-t private and ofca- Reports. and
lent = no longer running behind last dg-res
e been re case Receipts however. small enough.
and available plies sufficiently reduced
and SHORTS evidently feeling confident far
= immediate fluctuations are concerned The cables
sier than looked and the local opened steacy
-ae o4 crop months were unchanged T. points lower
-laer t9-i1a-.- bile -lr hiEh cover
g Following -.r "a rHe entire llsr began advance
g and August ruled giraffe and feverlst being
tlec,e1 TeTE rl.v tE c1larzri elr small operations.
~. ne rev showed steadily alyanring tendency,
&c me list as whole closed nearly the best prices
= No Jay aul steady "a a-ranre o. 10 -
points sales estimate. 25H 600 bales European
elses spo1 Interests and The south led IN The buying
vale commission houses scene. % He covering rev crop
Ffh te WBE street operator said % be fading both
Neis thus hi-- his arrla. position.
ne range ~ contract prices la the local market to-day
vas
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
- Liberty Street South Ferry. (Tims from south
Eefry nVs minutes earlier than shown bel0wJ
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCs
tnbSh-zA00 (I.15 EasrOn Only). 80 m. i 20
~ 30 az lo40 Easton onlO D m sun. "a . a. Ms
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z1Oo 80 a m
49, p m sundays. "a . q 100 p m
LAkEMOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVEE AND
DAhSEGAI-z4O0 IS 40 a El3O (5-4O Lake
%9od and Lakshurst only. ASo p m sundays
ATLANTIC CITY-s94o a. m. - 80 D. m
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzIO0 m. sri 80
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zAOO. $50. 11SO a m. xI2O 100 as. asa A5.
6s9 $50. L5O 2 m sundays. except Ocean Grove
HILADELPHIA-(READING TERMINAL). sA2s-
$50, t20O t9Oo. 400. 800 t6OO. f7sO 1900 80 ~
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-F425. IS o. 5000
100. 100 a n. 200 s"40o. 200. TOO 70 . p. M
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
lAMsPORf-l4O0. zA25 800. TO 70 5000. II %
m, Reading onlyl II 51O0 10 t2-OO p m.
Atlantic H!ts. Seabright. Monmouth Bch and Long
Branch. Ashury Park. Pt. Pleasant 1000 a m 100.
-. 40 P. m sundays. 1000 a LOO 90 .. m.
AKRON Liberty Street only. Daily tDaily except
qua xSat1rdays- aExcept Saturdays
261. tS4. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2 5th Av . Union
SquaA West. 1888 East 125eh St. 273 West I25th a.
Fulton St. B'klyn. 800 B'way w'rnsburz New YORK
Tansfsr Go calls for and checks baggage dsssinatiOn
Vice Pres and Gen. MEr- Gen. Passr AT
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STEAMBOATS,.

BO9 7 Cd N H HER f EHsEsE "
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport Fan River Boston and
al Eastern Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
audP PURITAN Orchestra each. Leave Pier 10 n r
foot OF Warren ST.. and Sundays 80 p. A.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston. "a
East. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orchestra
each Leave Pier IS. y. r.. foot Murray St.
DAYS only, 9 r n
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block Island. Nor
wch stoningtou. Watch HILL Narragan<ett Pier Worces-
ter Boston. North and East. Steamers CITY OF LOW
ELI. and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN Leave Pier 40 y, r
foot Clarkson ST.. week days only P NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
feld and North RICHARD PECK. Leaves per
20 R.. foot Of Peck Slip. week days only 400 p NJ
July /. steamers. week days. 2:45 p
1900 night. Sunday trips commanding June "a
lls5 asa broadway 3 Union SQUARE is2 9TH Avenue
Columbus Avenue, ga W. and 1853 z
New York Court, $50 Fulton Street. 500 Broadway
Brooklyn, and at Piers
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Il IA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROSsES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
Is The leaving time from Dssbrosses and C9rtlAnds
hy7 aass tnan s5 ss Sshsrws.
noted
155 A II CHICAGO sPECIAL-ParIOr. Sleepins.
and Dining Cars For Chicago Indianapolis. Louis
ass i e. Nd s. ST. 1 I6n1s L11rEDPuan Sleeping
smoking and o6ser1atioa Cars Ciaeinnat4 Indian
lOss ' NJ + TSE F R7i3s 1IITED-sr
compar5@snsE car h' For chssaso cleveland Toledo
For Nashvs wa eincinnsti and Ioasvs.
ass Clicked a 5' LIMIT 5s slssplnz
SSIoktns. and Observation Cars For Ghle@@o ana
0Ss ST LOUIS ExPREsss|Fos sn, Pi'i pSsBs
Car For Gary, W. Va tvia shenandoah Valley
S55 P. u. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago Din
T55 p. NJ; PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pi,ts6q rs To-
doaa 1 V ShiGaS9 ZOE RnSTSe svead except
SIS 2 N CLEVELAND AND cINCI IcS.HTI, E *
PbREsSMFor Pistsourg Cleveland Cincinnati In
s5S p. NJ PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
WAsHINGTON AND THE SOUTH - 49,.
20 s Is 20 g % S. 50 ~ % OF 90 IL
Limited ParIor and DINING carsl 3 - - =
12io at sand aa9 cs.s4Ha 81 s6d a. m
Dining Cars .s2 e. AS Dssorossss coF
soTTHEfS Iw1TI z Ore AZ. as N.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express s25 a m and s.25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RALwAY.-ExDreas. r. Is D m
CHESAPEAKE AND oFifo F-SLWAr.-T-os n week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7ss a N
weekdays and S.25 2. n daily
ATLANTIC CITY--9-55 and 25o m weekStays.
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking Car ParIOr Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE AAY--1255 o m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Onteriaken sundays,
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
only. rs. g %. A. Is and IS D. n. weekdays
days. T55. 9. Is a m. and IS From Desbrosses
and Cortandt $50 500 II 50. $50 Sat
urdays onlyl $50 B. 40. 43O, 51O 2. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. rs 'I55. S25. S65 80 % 55 St Louis Lirnits
'S55, "iO25 (Peuna- LnitsiJ. so So l155 T. .
I255, 155 10 Desorossss and COrand5 Streets 2o
255. 81 .. 1855. Is - So - So Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only. 1855 S. SIS q, o .
CS5S for North Philadslphia ony1 p Il 70 night
weekdays sundays. 6-O5 '755 SOS. 80 . cess ST.
Louis Limited. e55 90 Is Penna Limited. s1O55
Il Is s12 IS. 81 S. % IS LIS 10 (sA55 Chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia only s455. '556. 30
!55, q. e5 (S56 for North Philadelphia only ?. n
u 10 night.
sDtninE Car
Ticket Offices. Nos. 1854 Broadway: 1s2
Firth Avenue below Esd ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th St-): Astor House and stations named above
Brooklyn Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania AAnex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call and check baggage from
Telephone ''543 CHELSEA for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. W ATTERBCRY. p WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June o. p m-COTTON-spot In fair ds-
nanf. prices points lower. American middliug. fair
3 SID. good Hidtng 8.T2t: midtlng sd, uidduE
eist good ordinary dSfd ordinary 6l+d The sales
ths day 1000 bales q which 200 for
ton and export and INCLUDED 5000 American Receipts
400 bales. including 1900 American
quiet and closed hrn; American middling. Juns
646d; June and July 63It July and August, asa
and September 6O6d September and October 59i
October and November 53id. November and December.
527I. December and January. 5-2id January and Fab
b
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- CA rarEE- f-r sr1t cotton closed quiet 20
-s ea4noe The basis O. u SOC for rnid5linE Up
- sc = 10 t-- -ltlHiE Gulf sales srinuers y
- -lneTr zp1- markets were teegraphed as fol
ielEeston steady. &c higher. II nc Mobile
49, a. II ee Savannah steaG.er. unchanged. at
IA sss ~" bales. Norfolk steady. sc higher. al
~ s-es Al bales Augusta steady. &c higher a.
49, sales s,5 bales ST. Louis nominal al ll4sc.
-, -slll nominal Baltimore nominal. II. 75c. Mem
-. -aoy. - higher an lIac Estimated receipts at
is ~ Co. morrow Al Ne2-Orleau-. from 100
laef EF-n-r $3.50 last week and 7f-5 year.
.'li ~ rl 800 O. go bales. compared with 3G7
ID h-IA ~ 81 .aFr wear and Houston. from 100 10
&c.. against 1aG .ast week and DOS last year
,arss - a. ne ports a. interior points to-day COM
- VIE me same cav week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-10

and Minneapolis reported very u,t,. ss-n.,a %,
rsso Nth an equally slow trade IN Hou- for which,
r-TiI es announced that mills would closs down
% rex tuesday. The Mlnneaoos socI las 5000
S S1Hn n nTe days. pointing iowa slonf 20 90
Josn reduction for week P-,o-1b.fI 49, 80.
s-.pehts were estimated al 500 Oln bush -.sEIv
ne neAt Two weeks. EXCEPT for a derIfre ~ r.
- N-1.pest foreign markets
E-1o-s :. lOS-0 polnts being 70 heavy rains 10
LnleIlor receipts about tie earns a. ssr
80. - serll.sat report Friday Afternoon WI
Si.io, = -'n q winter wheat acreage and con
l..'n - slI4.E wheat and TIE Price CURRENT
g. psa.sA llan expected No closed a.
y o an9at; No ! Northern Duluth Al 81 OF
49, ne vents N similar u
- N Neat. rs pr1ces had early advance followed
Hl.Sh lasted Pretty
---1thet closing duI and &c
N~Ss- on tle unsettled weather and prospects,
z LEhter movement. Nebraska orfe have
Lalien OF considerably and roads are IN rad shane
On the late decline considerable long
I1enced by the Kansas report which rnade corji
ION ISL. against u last July By the government
tooh2 cable said that the Argentine corn crop vRs
ItAVooo 600 bush compared with las 600 600 tsb last
year The export trade loads AZ oy1tnorrs
- corn closed a. 5Tiec. elevator and a. sec q p
enoat; No white az SEC and 2 yriloy a. Cor n h
ahoat OATS-The oats Welded hit lit.Ia
neeFIness elsewhere and at the
WITHOUT change from the night
houses were the buyers Mixed % 70 40 M closed
AZ 4Sep4Ic; natural white 80 80 10 az 4p75Oc and
clipped white, SO 10 40 n. 6IEo8e RYF-Nar<et
nominal; No ? Western 75c nominal. ARTFyY-Ms-Igst
mailing nominal
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAI, No spring 95g9Ic; No 3. s6Ge5c; No 2 red
81 o4gSt O5 CORN No .. IS &G4e1sc. No yellow so.
6ozS; OATS. No ? 4lesc; No white. Az g44c; RYE
No Zoe BARLEY, good feeding 3s342c. choice
mating $685.; FLANSEED No l, 81; No Northwest
en-. 81 o.: TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 81 e0. CLOVER
GSl2 10; LARD, Per 100 n. 81 So ESQ 55 SHORT RIB
SIDES uOosei. SO I5GST. SHORT CLEAR SIDES (ooxed)
s. 1887. WHIsKEY. basis OF high wines 81 IS on the
Produce Exchange today the BUTTER market was
steady; creameries 1914 aiTi7c: dairiea G6c EGGS
steady and FOR ordinary; az marx in
e!uted. I4la 9153&c- CHEESE easy. 75tgsc.
Duluth June Close WHEAT-No l Northern
o5lao: No Northern. e3iac; July. 04]ac; September
sIAc
Milwaukee Jun- s-wHEAT-No Northern. SIG
81 COX. Northern era Gsssc: old July. S7isc bid
RTE-No I. T6c BARLFSX-No 2 csc. sample. 4Og0Oc
CORN-No 3. 1880. July 4s7sc bid.
Minneapolis. June 9-WHEAT-July. e3es G93 NC: Sep
TENDER sIi4c on track: No l hard ssc. No l North
s. 2GS5 33 second patents IOfS5 s.
second clears. s. 20. BFAS-In bulk SIS SHORTS SIG
Philadelphia. June 0-wHEAT 3s81c lower: contract
grade luna s. 03 G$i o. CORN quiet but steady June
tSG4s &c. clipped 49ase1c. BUTTER steady. fair
demand. Western creamery. lsC; extra nearby
prints EGGS firm. good demand fresh nearby and
loss on fresh Southwestern. Isc loss
demand: New-York fun ehSice fancy old
q is. d choice 20 fancy Sds-sc. do falr good
new 7ETA7c Receipts-FloUr. Goo bbls and $4,000 -
Eacks. wheat 60o bush 90 coo bush; 5000
oats. 1000 bush
S. Louis June Close: WHEAT-No . red cash
elevator 81 o. July S. sc September SHE; No hard
e5aSt'1c COT,N-So cash sTlsc. July, 4sEc; Sep
45isc: July sdlsc: September 3osc
Toledo. June s.-CIOvERsEED closed. cash. So IS
October. s. T21 bid. ALSIEE. prime 81 -. August
So 80. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 45. September 81 ga
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FoTe.Er |1[-a .Ia1l7I9 -T-Il-I-eo maTket arm. 10
eo 1850 exchange l. l-lGd- receipts 5O00 bags snip
for tie United states 5000 stock $50, O00 Ssntos
C1fee steady good santos. $500
60o bags stock. bu.JoH. HanDurE--'ofees market
opened = rfe-aE higher. $50 n : pfeuaIg
higher: 900 EIavre-Coftee market opened
barely STEADY Unchanged J. = franc.
Sd 6elned 4 crane. $50 . n advanced 1. franc
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NAVAL STORES.

Ths market FOR spirits turpentins steadisr
machine made barrels quoted SIC Rosn steady
70 Arm and unchanged Tar quiet but unchanged
and fairly steady We quote:
SPIRITS TUHPENTINE-Otl and machine bbls 66iz q
&c.
TAR-Pins bbla. 81 s5aSe 40 oil bbIs s. nominal
ROSIN-Comrnon good strained ga O6GS3 OH; F.
81 Is. F. So -: G. So =; II 50 80: So 40 x 81 IS
S4GS4 10 y s. 25GS4 35. " G. 81 80; w 81 rs
STOCK ON HAND
Rosin 81. Ts9 bhIs
Tar 24lS Dds
New-orleans June e.-Rsceipts-Rosin 40 bbIs; tur-
pentine Il9 bbls
Wilmington June 9.-sPIRITs TURFENTINB nrm,
62c receipts. ROSIN firm. 81 G.. receipts $50
bbIs TAR nrrn 81 50: receipts Is bbls. CRUDE TUR-
PENTINE, 81 %. s. and 81 =: receipts. so bbs
Savannah S.-TURPENTISE steady. $50;
oeipts 9O3 bbs: sales 4o2: exports. 7s2 ROSIN Arm;
receipts 1896 bills: sales IT4o: exports 1852 Quoted:
A. c. So IS: D. So 20: E So IS f. So So 50
H. So %; SO 20: x. s. 40 NJ So Is: ". 50 S.; W G.
81 O5; W W 81 5ORS4 IS.
Charleston June e.--TURPE NTINE hrm. 52Hc. RosIN
firm Quoted: A. B and c, 81 S. D. So 30: e 50 IS.
p 81 20; G. So rs II 50 So SO To- X. s. 30: NJ IS IS;
London June -TURPENTINE-spir4ts. ais Sd
ROSIN-Amercan strained Is Cd: fine lis 90.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June e-FLOg-R steady wHEAT-spring Of
terings light: No Northern spot. 81 90. CORN weak
white. S51ac; No mixed 4Sc. BARIEY-Spot medium
steady wheat 3tnc %
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Citations.


TyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= Work By the Grace OF God. Free and Indspendent-
-, William D. Thlcksuun Mary Jane Thickstun.
E1.rutors &c OF ThckstuE. Decd. Presctlla A.
frsisS sarah InsIee Nancy Burlington B. B. Clark
ETsetor OF Rhoda Stevens Decd. Priscilla A Noyes.
Csroline Bartlett Hannah House, Elizabeth McClain.
Ioseph sykes Emma Huffman Frank Sykes and Harriet
lawson and 20 persons Interested m the Estate OF
OBADIAH Ayrss. late Of the County Of New York de-
Ceased creditors. lesntees next OF KIN otherwise
sand greeting; and each OF you are hereby cited and
and before Surrogate
al York at the Surrogate's Court OF
satd held at the County Court House IN
County q New York the i2th day Of July. 1904.
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that then
judicial settlement OF the
OF proceedings OF EDWARD +. BROWN, surviving
Executor OF the Lat VIII and Testament OF said de-
and such OF hereby cited. under
tweuty-one years. required to appear
your guardian. II have II have
10 appear apply for be appointed. IN the
Of failure 20 DO q guardian
be appointed SurroxAts represent Cor
the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. We the OF the
surroGates Court OF said County TO be
h-reunro affixed. Witness. ABNER g.
IL 81 THOMAS. a Surrogate OF said County. at
the County or New York. the 18th day OF
May. IN the OF Lord thousand hundred
and four. JAMES A. DONSELLY,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
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to large dinner party at the house of an American woman who prided herself on her musical taste and enthusiasm. After dinner, when several amateur performers had exhibited their skill. Liszt was very politely requested to play morceau. But, not being in the humor, he refused. The hostess pressed. The composer become obstinate-then rude At last he Strode to the piano and, dashng off one brilliant cascade of notes, he hurried out of the room with the remark. There, madam, have paid for my dinner
 numberless and they were aided, more- over, by a very peculiar temperament and an unfortunate addiction to the bottle, to which in latter life he gave way.
 Tn order to increase the power of his fingers for pianoforte playing he made a series of the strangest experiments with his digits. One of these was to fasten a long piece of string to beam in the roof. at the lower end of which was a ring, which his middle finger went through. The object of the string and the ring was either to raise to un- due heights or to strengthen the finger, we know not which. However, by a persistent application of this engine, the unfortunate composer contrived to main hls finger hopelessly and to un- fit himself forever for concert playing the very opposite results to that which he intended"