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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
SEVENTEEN DISMISSED.
Joint RepIevin Suits Against NIcCol-
Ium Stopped.

Seventeen replevin suits instituted
against A E. McCollum while he was
chief of police We're dismissed this
morning by Charles Aagaw, who is at
torney for the jointists who brought
the proceedings. The value put upon
the goods ranges from 5000 to $500 in
the different cases.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
A HOOSlER CANDIDATE.
Indiana PopuIists Have a Man for the
Presidency.

Indianapolis. Ind. April 2s.-The Popu-
lists Of Indiana held a state convention
here and named delegates at large and
district delegates to the national conven-
ton which will be held July 4 at SPRING
field. H.
Resolutions were adopted fndorsing
Samuel W. Williams of Vincennes for the
nomination for president and delegates
instructed to exert every effort TO secure
his nomination
The convention was called as Joint
convention OF the middle-Of-the-rOad and
fusion wings Of the Populisr party but
the fusIonists were not represented IN the
convention
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
PuIIed Spikes From Rails.

Denver, Colo, April ga special to
the Republican from Canon City, Colo,
says that Lowell Ellis. Is years of age
was today convicted of attempting to
wreck a Denver and Rio Grande freight
train near Portland. Colo, on January
10, by pulling spikes from the rails. He
was remanded to the county jail to
await sentence. The minimum punish
ment is ten years in the penitentiary.
Myron Aldrich and William Denton,
alleged accomplices, are yet to be tried
They are even younger than Ellis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
FOUR LIVES LOST.
In the Burning of the Bryan House
at Lansing, Mich.

Lansing, Mich, April 29.-Four
lives were lost last night in the burn
ing of the Bryan house, a three-story
brick structure. The dead:
JEROME c. STILE, Grand Rapids.
JOHN VOLLAND, Lansing.
RANSOM DINGMAN. Lansing.
JAMES RAY, Lansing
Several other bOarders and two fire
men received slight burns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

St Louis, No, April Ex-Governor
James Peabody of Colorado, accompanied
by a delegation from that state. arrived
today. Governor James X Toole OF Mon
tana is also here. They will attend the
opening ceremonies of the worlds fair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
BURROW SAW BURTON
Waited Over to Confer With
Secretary of State.

Washington. April Ex-senator Bur
ton did not leave for Kansas yester-
day. He was detained because of the
arrival of his friend. J. R. Burrow,
secretary of state, who wanted to con-
fer with him. He will probably leave
for Kansas tomorrow. Senator Long
introduced Mr.. Burrow at the treasury
department today. The latter wants
a charter for a national bank at Ober-
lin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

Pueblo, Colo, April 29.=An appeal
was made today to the Italian vice
consul at Denver by the bondsmen
and friends Of Charles Demolli, the
Italian editor who disappeared a few
DAYS ago from Trinidad, to enlist his
assistance in locating Demolli- Thus
far no trace has been found, although
every effort has been put forth and
the belief is growing that Demolli is
being detained or met with foul play.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

Chicago, April 29.-Forecast for Kan
sas. Threatening with showers tonight
and possibly in east portion Saturday
warmer IN east and cooler in west por-
tions tonight; cooler Saturday; vari-
able winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
A GREAT DAY
FOR NAPLES.
Visit of President LOubet Brings
Out q Big Crowd.
Twenty Thousand People Had
No Place to Sleep.
GRAND NAVAL REVIEW.
French and italian SquadrOnS
Anchored Side by Side.
Bay Was Covered by Craft OF
Many Kinds and Nations.

Naples. April 29.-The inhabitants Of
this city remember no event in late
years which compared with the
scene today. the occasion be-
ing the visit of President Lou
be- of France. or gathered sueh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

st. Petersburg. April 29.-7.1O ID.
m.=Viceroy Alexien reports that a
japanese squadron has been sighted
or Vladivostok-
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CONTINUED on Page six.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

New York, April 29.-Gold bars
and coin amounting to about $3,5OO,-
600 were engaged today at the assay
Office and the subtreasury Tor SNIP
D1s1t To Paris. presumably by J. P
Morgan & Co, in connection with the
Panama canal payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,-.>,- - NeH'York. November "A, 1904.
s sss tons aaaeE o9sRued hrn western aee
81 Marrow and red kid1ey are ouiet are hTslS
f fad5 Tsiow eye slow and largely nominal Call
islnea Scotch peas moving moderately We quote:
medium 90; % pea iso4 81 sa4s az red Sdne 40
1904 So s5gs2 90 kidney 1904 81 IS do black
California g GREEN PEAS. Scotch 30 i8oa
Bt5TER-asSs:Dts today. 2s72 pksr The supply
me fresn creamery continues very light and there
nElre g for very high scoring The oicia quota
on r-Ins!ns at &c but buyers able get
steady Considerable business fancy storage creaner
Western Imitation creamery factory and packing Stock
higher and best packings selling az 1s 19c Wa quote
Creamery e1trss per n 25g25He DO nrsts e2s24Ac;
% use do Gsts 2oa2a do SECONDS DO bed extras
dairy. tubs extras 2Sa DO hrsts 2ea2oc DO seconds
ss seconds @is ation rss ssRsT
thirds I8c: western factory. held nrsts isgIS+c;
DO hrsts Is sG16o do seconds 4 @l5c; DO thirds I88
i3zc gscldrg stock, No l. l5c 60 No 2 I4ai4lso: do
CHEESE to-day; Ga b9re. There /. fairly
adyces supplies rapidly shrnkine the raet
offering strictly fancy fun cream at present ootati '
Late made nasty cheese sells slowly irregular prices
pool cable 4es Cd for coored and ass white We
gofe 1S cream small sptsHber eoe5ed fancy 1IAe;
fancy. n1c: do October white. choice. 10s.c; do
t2S DO large sepeem6sr eolored tanev f- 6s sS
prime. ssgloc; 90 September. white. fancy. ioEe: do
DC ~htss faseg loq dH good Prime easo;
ss CSC: DO BRINE. $3.50: do bart skins small NAIL ehaios
The % reg 81 arc: do common fair 654 see; %
EGGsItsoeipts to-day. $3.50 Arrivals oontnu.
also ceiling freely but are si IA large .nspy
ana free movement is needed Prices strong for ali
osa lots Of af snez soa 1fvH 5st
STATE Psnn.yvas ana Gears ss s pssqP , su9ss
S'c 90 ehoice SoaSse: do mixed fancy Doc: q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

steady; creameries 1sa24e: daFiss o, 15G21e EGGS
prime hrsts 24bac; extras 2e1sc. CHEESE steady at
I0I. dIfc
Duluth Nov. ACCOUNTABILITY I Northern.
81 179s Northern. 81 o9; December. 81 l6@s May
81 15%.
Milwaukee. Nov. 14.-wHEAT-No I Northern 81 l5l-
No / IS BARLEY-No 55eI sample, SIaSSc
MINNEAPOLIS Nov 14.-wHEAT-December 81 y
May 81 161a September. 95 hard. 81 49, No
Northern, 81 rs No Northern. 81 12as FLOUR
First patents 2OTS6 patents IS O5IS6 10
first clears So 5oa$4 CO. second clears So loGsS 20 BRAN
in bulk, SIS
Philadelphia Nov. 14.-wHEAT iio lower; contract
grade November 81 1881 l4ls CORN STEADY; NoyeIn-
ber 544s d55c. OATS unchanged No white natural
sec No white. clipped. Soc. FLOUR unchanged BC
steady Western &5i-c: nearby
prints good demand: nearby d-sts and
Western drsts. 2JG26c CHEESE fair de-
New-York fun creams. fancy. Iisc: do choice
IKE DO fair 20 good 10+ Receipts-F1oUr 1000
bbs $40 sacks: wheat O. COO BUSH 500
bush. oats 700 bush. Shipme1tS-Whea- 1900 bush;
corn. 500 bush. OATS 1000 bush
st Louis Nov. 14--Close-WFTEA--No red. cash,
81 I4I December 81 I41. May 81 hard. 81 II
lSl Is CORE-No . cash 5Sc: December, 53%c; MAY
44Asc. OATS-Decerabe-. soc. May 32%c; No white.
32leQ 33c.
Toledo. Nov 14-CIoyE 81 ~; psasIa-
prime 81 go: TIMOTHY. prime. 81 271s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November "a 1904
CoFFEE-Beyond cU-taIllng the buying power 70
extent. perhaps, the wire trouble that was so
prominent factor in other commodity markets had
81 other than domestic news rule The opening
steady unchanged prices favorable Euro
cables and reports OF bUlIsh nature concerning
che coming Rio crop But the market at Rio was a
lower and while receipts were nocerats the local
market gradually eaEed of, and was finally barely
steady decline Of 10 points Liquidation was the
--aiu factor IL depressing the market There was
teen prominent supporters OF the market, the
shutting business from the South and West by
rI- trouble undoubtedly restricted demand a
and made the market susceptible TO mod
crate selling orders. The business about 4s.25O
bags The cable from Rio crop prospects merely
stated that the outlook was Uulavorable. owing 10
poor frucuihcation. This about the first OF
q this nature coming from Santos, which pro
double. little more than the Rio dis
Crtcts. Santos unchanged OF the European mar
Eets Harre was = 70 = franc higher, and Hamburg
Gdvancso partial = pig. The spot market was quiet
stead. with quotations the basis Of i16c for
Rio No :. The total warehouse deliveries IN the
tinted States the week l2i92S bags against
week and 136.629 bags last year. OF the
Former New-TOrk reported 1881 bags
compared 600 week and 10000 bags for
rhs corresponding week last year Receipts at RIO
aggregated 5000 bags contTaSted with $1,000 last
week and Sc 900 last Rio cleared $1,000 70 the
ated States Europe, 5000. Santos cleared SOC
Tags the United states and $4,000 TO Europe Re
ceDls Of Bahia for the week 1900 bags Present
stock. $1,000 bags CIearancss 70 Germany, 6o0i TO
the rest q Europe, 500 bags
The Of contract prices Il The local market To-
4 q was Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
MOORE. GEORGE BIN PURSUANCE OF
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
Defer for absolute divcFce-Sumrnous
To the above named defendant You hereby
10 answer The complaint this action copy
OF your answer the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
dsvs after the az this summons. exclusive
day OF service: % your failure appear
answer judgment viii be taken against by default
f1r he reifef demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York August .0th, 1904
JACOB W BLOCK Attorney PLAINTIFF. Ofice
Postolce Address, l32 Nassau Street CsndsrbiIt
BuTdfnz York city. Manhattan Borough
To Morris Pearl. Defendant-The foregoing
served upon you publication pursuant order
of Leventrtt Justice OF the Court
OF the state Of York the 3rd October.
FLED complaint in the Office o. the Clerk
the Supreme Of the County OF New York az the
Court House. IN the Borough OF Mani attain
JACOB " BLOCK. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post
Office Address 1872 Nassau Street Vanderbilt Build
trrl New city Manhattan Borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
OTHER MARKErssY TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati. Nov. 14-HOGs lower; butchers' 81 soa
81 go shippers 81 90 common So 50aS4 60 CATTLE
active good shippers 81 251S4 S. common
S2as2 -. SHEEP steady. 81 6ogS4 LAMBS easy So 80
Csc.
Kansas City. Nov; observation-disclosures, IS 900 head.
including 500 SCutherns market steady lower;
choice and dressed beef SIS 25aS6 40
good 81 1898 Western fed 80 75qS5
feeders, 81 254$4 Is Southern
Southern cows 81 5OS3 cows 81 5OaS4 native
HOGSReceipts. 900 head: market loG15o lower TOP.
so bulk sales 81 55QS4 50; heavy. SO4s4 90;
packers 81 7Od$4 So pigs and lights 81 5G$4 20 SHEEP
Receipts. 400 head market and active: native
S4dS4 so;
1884 %: Western lambs. 81 25aS5 70; Western
nRs S40S4 10 sheep IS 1884 35; stoekers and
feeders 5OdS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov I4-ciosing: wHEAT-spos nosni-
MAJ IS .. coRN-spot, American mixed. IS s,sd.
futures steady; Deceulher As ED; January - 9sd
F~T.r1T-T, Louis winter steady. ECPS-
~ london CPacihe Coast firm. IS iOsais I5s BEEF
I,T,~1 Tr5ia mess firm ID. PORE-P-inle
western steady. Us Sd HAMS short cut. 4 70 =
n SFuf Aas BACON-Dull. Cumberland cut. ~ % 80
n s4s: short rb Is TO a 70 ass Ioaz clear uiddles
a. an n clear backs. TO n. Cd
clear beries "a 10 n. s6s. SHOULDER@ssuaTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
THE IRON MARKET.

Speculative trade IN pig iron Certificate ths Preaes
around the ring and spirited bidding although tran
ssctons occurred until the call o'clock Sales
follows: 2Oo November e. SIS 90
zoo JANUARY SIG .. 100 April SIG Is. I-y. SIC 90
The asked prices the second call as fot-
lows: spot SIC bid: November. 10 loasle 80: Deceae
QSl6 80; March Sic 35Gs16 IS. April $40 ssked Nay
SIG 3OaS16 so Calls will be Conducted hereafter daily az
II a IA and 2 p. except Saturday, when one VIII
occur only II O'Clock A good deal % interest vas
this market. and sentiment among tns
trade seemed that the would 5ocons
Important feature Of speculation the Produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

Visible supply
So tIrna -402

'0TTOS-Ths only thing that saved New-York from
being completely Isolated from South
Information concerned,
ION maintained by The Associated Press New
Orleans Via Chicago ans Baltimore The
SlTe naturally limited, about fifteen
cre the close Of the local market quotations had been
reserved from The Southern market carrying It up 10
EhoUt O'Clock. These prices Indicated very
market in New-Orleans aHo as New-Orleans was
c-blsdy usual communication with the balance OF
ne box the showing taken 70 mean at no essen
ana. while map Indicated that
he played havoc with the wire system
running NeWXork al directions had been cen
rallied considerably the DelI. with the South
enjoying generally favorable weather. except Tor o"'
sections, there was no disposition
operate 1or fresh account
There outside business, and trading as whole,
inactive sales for being not more n 4OVo
as-es The market opened steady at unchanged prices 70
advance q points response better cables man
expected Following the call. there was hardly any
change but The general steady ana the IarEet
a. he close STEADY net advance OF 10 points
-hoE1 Tie late quotations received from the southern
-ksts Indicate that the winter months there hAd SOLO
q slightly AFTER opsnlng about ! 70 points higher
Private advces rom Providence reported that very Re"
HANDS hsc the TeopennE Of the mills TINS
norllg but that mills would open again to-day IN
-1e hope additional hands would report for "oFE
TIE NsWOrssus market closed quiet wiki price. about
% 3 POINTS higher. No figures We're received 10
GHorc the days movement either
% interior points, Jhere adVices
sf SPOT situation with the exception Of Baltimore,
witch nominal 81 unchanged prices
The range Ct contract prices Inc local market to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

METALS-CoPPER was the feature IN the E
with spot closing At tS5 rs I'd and futures al 100 I
Is Quoted a. - l29 o24S eieGTo!yc az 1s- 4 0'
a slight advance reported with spot closing at
l32 Is % and futures at tlS rs Sd lcady on I'm y
q 1oc. LEAD was unchanged at fl8 Is 50 In London
from iSc to z5oc. sPELTEI was higher "a los Il
closed Sis IN GLASGOW as 30 in Nddesboro
t das5 a. re- s5 757si6 M & 1 oSg At sI5 Is
Sl5 10 No foundry southern and No foundry South
MoLkssEs AND sfRUPs-The market steady to
father quet We quote: NeToFieans eentTituga COM
s New S oe l a $50 1ssq gR BF aoo Il
q15e; fair le91Sc; good l9G2c: prime, 22a25c; fancy
6oEAN REL IT The lem. market FOR s:.a :9nnass
Win fqa ca[go Of Ease oil to c9snft at N For sal
and Antwerp ID; London and Hun IA IeIth and
Ire T3ndan sS rlio - 25 Dt 2 1O0 10 i9
TF2sBritish steamer 2sS9 tons. general cargo. hence
petroleum, Calcutta l2c January
fr e ao gsA tons %o er Ge s sPG neg
lso4 tons HGe[a to Phaaepha private terms British
Plate private terms. prompt British steamer tons
Havana, private terms; steamer, losS tons, sulphur
Neworeans 70 Baltimore private terms bark 800 tons
lumber, Lewispor- y r 10 Buenos Ayres, private
Ares at OF about 50 IS option Rosario SO - BRITISH
ss19onsT 425 TONS ase 6 9 hgse 70 MaIs1aS Pae
York private terms schooner ISL tons lumber Charles
vannsh baltimore private terms schooner 466 tons.
@S5 tons. Ia9h St John Y g. to NeE~Yori 7oa
but Win a3 Oh owing to e on on ous9o ns
No sales nseed oil Is steady at recent prices Refined
1919 "a $3.50 - -. 80 80, 80 10 tLAIe -.
We quote: Observation-Disclosures while bbis. 81 95,
and bulk SIS %: Philadelphia bhls 81 80 and in bulk,
50 refined cases Ne-IST SO e5 P9eaelphia $40 60
s. o. FhadelPH!a en5 So 90 and IN bulk 81 water
C0TToNsEED oIL--Prine crude. { b mills. 2oc prime
Pee; JsnuaTy 27 i 2s1.c: March 2ss a2sc: May 296
as Snsr eoT sSae o hNs R52s % SS
cutta raw &c LARD oil. soS8fc '~" ''St0 "a
PFOEIsIoNs-In the absence of quotations from the
visions Chicago opened lower. apparently about
evenly sustained Throughout the day No statistics
S12 75GS18 % family S15qs15 So short clear SIS 75G
SO sSaslI So hacker 9sf6sIo Sg'S9 0Sj '1y
So 5o9s16 50 BEEF HAMS steady; quoted s22 5od
10 n re: 40 h. S'7 7ase pigs pi2' ctr
M N s. F.. K, bellies sasy quoted Smoking gaso
low duli: city 4+c: countrS 4+sS4Sto iIRD STEADY
quoted 755c: city lard quiet: quoted 7o refined lard
steady; quoted South America: pc: Ccs;nent, 75c
sTEARINE easy; quoted. oeo. 6i45ec city lard
oeTingss excessive and Southern holders letting
33G$isG fair 70 g9od 2ls63%e g-ime to choice ara
sUG AR u sugar firm; with demand
sss 0t f 9g essh 7og j2st 2d e
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 555c
era me granulatet 565c Eagle NJ cartons Of fine
granuiatea sc Eagle n bass and n bags OF fine
a5s diamond = s. e s6a%ias s'aRdfs NJ.
aHS : . Zoe 40 6I5c; No . 5Ioc: 10 O. 5o5e
100; No IL CSC; Nos ls, Il and 10 SOC, The local
prices and very little Offered FOR cuba shipment The
local duty PAID prices were as follows centr+IEal 90
lasses sugar, 50 test 3 II-I69sx.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. Il. p m--COTTON-spos. roc-~-
business; prices points lower. Arnsrcaa 1ls-1tzk
fair I'D good mid1llcE $500. ui,delug. sod low
InIddlng asa. good ordinary. Sl+-t ordinary, Assd
The sale q bales - Whsc1 80
Tor SPECULATION ana export. and inslnesd $50
American. Receipts. Is cen including $50 Anie1ica1
Futures opened quiet and closed staacy American
Hddlng November. Sl1; Noy eInaer-Iseeafaocr.
Decsnlb@r-January January-reorus-1.
ga February-Afsrch ; SGD. Narcn-Aurii sds Aprf-
May. 542d. Nay June. STA. Jcas-Jcly. $3.50 July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

>, 80 - - xesk s4s Cd LARD-Pr.ms Western. n
,is-css stes4v as ga. 20 American refined n pails
Quiet sTs Sd BUTTER-Goo6 United states stsaty.
- C,aFESE-Sg-ong American. finest. waite, sess
40 American, finest. coored AS TALLOW-Frisas
city steady 2is So CF-PF.STT1SSEs-Spirtts sssaiJ
sps ROSIS-coTnrrsoT srealy. - Sd LISSEED OIL
stsatv. IL PETROLECM-9l-s.. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RI
Liberty Street and south Ferry Ct.1as from south
~ I'VE minutes earlier than shown below.
ny Nho-7zA9e q 10 Easton onyl, 8 10 a m. 40,
- SV1 90 Easton onyl ? Su1days 81 .
WILKEsBARRE Am sCRANTON-ztoo 80 . m
LahEMOOD LAkEHURsT, TONS RIVER. AND
oAhNEGAT-zA00. -. 40 a m. z130 60 40
lakewood and Lakehurs- only. 500 .. sundays.
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzio 90 a n +fzs
LONG BRANCH. ASBURv PARK. OCEAN GROVE
foiNI PLEASANT- AND SEASHORE FONTS
- ~. eSu. II a m xL20 ass. AS. $50 90.
4I 80 3 n sunday except OCEAN Grove. BOO
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH
BSH: last LONG BRANCH, $50, u. Sc a n
pi, 80 - % IS SUI avs % 400 p n
roo 500 = 90 10 90 ttlOo a N 10 90 a o..
aL3O = 90 3 90 '4G0 1000. 1900 +T30. s. 90 5000
.12 90 m: 900. $3.50. 500 100 as D N
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-soo s1ooo
.l--ln. 40 - 90. sf-f0. 100. 80
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WILLIAMSBURG %. zA25. $500. $40 G9-oo-
Reading Fottsvtle HarrtsHI-z 1-fv "a Co., ~ 90 n
zFrOm Liberty -LaIlv- =Dafv. excsp-
sunday. SSUnGays only tParl1- only. Via lama
xSaturdays aEVcs1- Saturdays
PSI 434 1890. 7 354 Broadway. Ise 5-~ - Union
SQUARE West 15S East 125ta 20 --5-a S. -
Columbus Az Ns~ York Court ST. Sff, $50 Futon
". g. BESLER II Burt.
Vice. Pres. and EEr. Gen -tEe1f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

Coffee cables-Conee market steady; No Rio 6S525;
Exchange = l-32d; receipts, 5000 bags; shipments
the United States. 1000 bags; shipments for
Europe. 1000 bags. $4,000 bags SantosCoffes
market quiet, good average Santos, $500; receipts
$1,000 bags, stock. I.S56.G00 bags Hamburg-Cohes
market opened unchanged al 2.50 net
changed X pig higher; sales Sc 600 bags Havre-
coffee market opened quiet and unchanged % L franc
higher, a Z n. unchanged. At n. advanced =
franc $50 p IN. unchanged total sales. as 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

The local market FOR spot cotton closed dull.
prices unchanged miadling up-
SAG and I059c for middEng Cuff Sales LOO de
l'ere1 Owing the interrupted telegraph
s.s1ce the Southern spot markets reported
Receipts ports interior points to-day, CON-
J aTs1 WIKI The Gay Last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
Steamboats,.

B Cd 8 TON H AER f ESsEsN B
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fail Riye-.
only at 5OO P NJ Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 80
" Clarkson St. weekdays only Goo p. NJ
steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
CHAPIN-
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven, Hartford Spring
field North Leave Pier 20. =. foot OF
slip. weekdays only at 4:OO P NJ steamer RICHARD
CATsKILL. HUDSON & COXSACKIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST. WEEKDAYS p. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET
NAVAL STORES.

EIgin, Nov. 14-BCTTER firm and UNCHANGED from
last week at 23c pound Sales week. 652 COO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
NEN YOHk. AEH RLVEA z ElRTf03l b. n.

Trains depart Grand Central S.a-oa. sd -
Ave. follows. FOR
+ 1000 = IG-Ne \ II. = 100. = los. = see
= 500 80 sol. %s12-OO P. II
BOSTON. via WilIiulaa-ic--'s.uO A VI. ECO = u.
BOsTGN; via springdeid-Fs,o0 a u. Tll--oo : 4-o2
FITCHBCRG. via Putnam & Worcssrs---T5-O0 P "
LAEEVILL4E and NORFOLE-TS-50 A. Al ISL = n
CT. HARRINGTON. sTOCE1BRIDtiE. LESO& PITS
wATERBURy and TI-D-t4.5o. s6.oo. tfs:oo
HOOP. sf1O:O2 Watsrb--yl A. ~, fI-u3. 1i-So
sf5.o1. 1900 $500 60 waterbury ? n
Ticket Offices cG-and central station and cl25th
St also az Ella ccs1 / Is5. So Broadway. c3 ParE
Place c25 Union Square tS2 Firm Ave c2i5 C1!lulbls
Ave Madison Ave c273 West 12aJh l52 East
IZ5th St Brooklyn. c. C1ur- ST.. $50 Fulton 81.
o. Broadway. E D.
.Dary tExesDt SUNDAYS ,S1Taeys only- 'stops a.
I25th zSt5Es 125rh Sundays only -Earlc- Ca
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo NOV. 14-FIOUR steady. unchanged. WHEAT
settled: 10 > Yellow csc: No corn OATS Arm: No
white S4izc. No mixed 32l.c. BARLEI-WesterL.
c + 4Gn5sc RvE-No / IN store. SIC Canal freight
Wheat 8s.c: barley &c 70 New-York.
Chicago. Nov i4-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

g. r.n t-Icharge special IAve-pol czbles-Spot
eva, demand; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
American. 1000. receipts. IS coo 1000
haiceirE upland futures opened quiet point
' -DAeo Fsay steady. net points higher. EoFen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher StA
A N-For BiuEhanlto1 and Syracuse
30. 90 A M--For BuSal0. chicago and St Lou-A
M--For Buffalo and Chicago
- 90 ?. N--For Scranton and Plymouth
10 P. M--For BuIao and Chicago
as 2. M--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
90 A M-FOr ChicaEo-Sieepers open 3 ? ".
tickets at I4e 42s. IIS3 I434 Broadway. Y 2: s3s
Fulton ST Brooklyn 'Daily. Except Sunday.