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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

Nces showed an advance y &c over previous
On the r.,s- lowest interval Gossip
cay ana was CHIEFLY Responsible Tor Thsteyar changes
yeneraIv 80 e.-e price. " ule bulsh
report and selling tlnd LONGS hi the asst half hour
r. WEAKNESS, in strength.
cert -, SI9R ana weather bulletin Dearish,
FtIey states remains
POoI- 4 Ge michigan State gave
$50 20 N april and 80 May by
~ aoout 90 bush Indicated for
la compared with 1JJ24OOO bush actual
81 100 receipts were 1T1OOO bush. compared
&0o.uNo oosh ear y l50,UtO bush
MIlleaIlphs Stocks Was reported at Duluth
orders from the Continent attracted attention. the price
2elnS close 10 the market. also bids from the
United Kingdom. latter FOR old c-oD Manitoba Tho
toIadbuset statement OF worlds stocks showed
eeereSse or the week OF 10000 bush compared
bullsh weekly Illinois private advtces
from Oklahoma predicted the largest crops
prospect there at 100000 bush The weather map
Indicated clear conditions throughout the West
elevator. and 81 O7aS1 II, 0 b afoat No l North
eTn Duluth, 81 Oott, afoat CORN-After steady
opening IN response TO the wheat gradually
Nute1 o"er owing % the promise fer warmer weather
ana the bearish bulletin al noon better demand
Tor cash at the West effect
she market Ihe close here showed partial lac net
uecline No corn was quoted $500. elevator,
at Doc. o b ahoet' No ? white &c No yellow
at 60c afoat -OATS-The trade in oats Chicago
was small the market rather weak especially
after midday following the bearish crop bulletin
the favorable weather indication Wednesday.
4sQ5Oc, and clipped white 80 TO 40 10 5ld54c RYE
Market dull No ? Western. T0c. spot BARLEY
and mailing 55a65c. C i The government
report made winter wheat % 0Soo showing
area was TO- or the same as month ago and com
parlns with e2S in May last The estimated crop
bush actual year. The year
ana M 70 Dos with the 445 o'clock price 9044c.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nav 1O-C1osing- -w5EAT-spct dun: No 1
California. Is; futures steady; May IS 3d July AID
September As 5lsd CoRN-Spot nrm: American mixed
Is AID: American mixed. old. As
May As 4Ad; July, - S7sE PEAS-Canadian steady
- 1l tou!s fancy Sin.eI dllL IS 50 HOPS
India mess PORK easy: prime mess West
ern, 6-s Cd HAAIS-Short Il ouiet AZ
BACON quiet Cumberland 20 50 10 SIS ca short
rib 10 10 q NJ 36s long clear middles Tight 70 81 m
SSs 3D. long clear middes heavy IS 70 40 10 ass; short
clear backs. 10 20 10. 34s: bellies Il to IA m
3ds Cd. SHOULDERS n II, anil ans
LA RID steady Western. In tiercss SIS Cd American
refined. in pals 34s Cd BUTTER-GOod United Sac
steady. T4s CHEESE easy: American hnest white as
DO co.ored. AS. TALIsOW-Prime city easy s2s an
IINE-Spirits steady, 42s Cd ROSIN-Conauson
nrn, IS 3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady IN
SEED OIL dull. los Sd - -'-
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

W. New-York. May To- 1904
C0FFEE-here more liquidation IN to-Iayis coffee
market the other hand the larger hear in
buying. ana there seemed be demand on
theory tat reaction was probable after the
declines Consequently the market
5al0 points lower ruled generally steady, and was finally
unchanged 10 points higher Sales reported Of
The initial decline keeping he
character foreign advances Both European mar
e lower. Har1hurs hy :. pig Havre ny 2. a
franc. Primary receipts loo We're Iu The two ports
had - against 20 600 last year. and interior
santos receipts reached 200 bags against bags re
-grred the previous day and 1891 last year The
declines earring September ~ o. 1000 zoe seemed
L. uncover VERY fair demand Wall Street houses began
Importers also were buying moderately although
OF leading trade authorities quoted pre-
dieting further declines September
the sumner IS European houses
recently selling also bought decline with
offerings almost entirely for long selling its
ggresvees as soon AS the presence 0f buying orders
evident The spot market quiet with quota
tisns the basis Il sac for Rio No :.
The ange Of contract prices local market today
ms asst 9floVs
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. May 10-The offerings the wool auction
sales to-day amounted 15.642 bales including nne
selection OF They caused spirited Competition
and demand for the Continent A were
taken for America, while the home trade bought mod
eratey Scoureds o. superior quality realized
prices OF the series Crussbreds supply and
they quickly sold home and buyers
unchanged A moderate quantity ais taken
for America Fine greasy Cape OF Hope rather
dearer. and low grades bought as ds were
below sellers views Following are the sales detail
New South Wales. 3.TO0 bales. secured. 5iRdT1s
greasy 6d5ls I'd Queensland 500 bales secured I'd
ais Sd. greasy 5s@l0led Victoria, 100 bales secured
Is. greasy GAd01s I'd bales
secured Is 3D. greasy 6G1i I'D. Tasmania 500 baies
greasy. 5i4dGls sd Zealand 400 bales: scored
ildqls sad greasy. 5lsd9Is Cape Of Good Hope ana
Natal. 900 bales, secured. Glzd11s I'd;
Punta Arenas. 100 bales; greasy. s9sisd
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q, contract prices n the local market TO-

'la market for spot cUtt0n closed nue- win
sirg points lower 70 the basis 10. T5c For mid
To- AAd ana l4c Tor mIddIng Gulf. Cuns1lmptIon
frlos southern spot markets telegrapied az
- augusta quiet, Zee lower az I34c. sales 32
louis quiet unchanged I3z4c. Charleston
dgrV a. igsstlliiofs nominal lac Mobile nothing
-o2ct savannah easy unchanged at
sss q '9h nominal Norfolk steady. unchanged az 18TEe
sgj.~ 20 Os New Orleans easy, lice I34c
NernnfIs Galveston quiet &c lower At - I-l8c
Esfi13srsss 49, unchanged 13sc sales, 100 bales
Nep-Tt-ts.t Els al -eadug points Tor tomorrow.
sr+ Fans } 100 200 bales against 29s iast week
22z 2 year az Galveston, 800 bales against
bsss go ata 2"93 last year; ~ Houston 800 700
pstsailasi at- last week and 2l3 year
pe-5 pts a. the interior points t1day Gem
VEN ne day- a. nd last
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seven days Cut loaf crushed 55oc mould A. 6l5e;
CUBES Dose: xxx powdered lose; powdered. coarse
POWERED and fruit powdered. A9oc; Eagle confectqners
oOSc; and extra Eranulated
:, lage 10 cartons q fine granulated 1850: Eagle
10 bags and 10 OF fine graduated bc Eagle tine
granuiated standard graduated and diamond A. Soc
!. toner's A, 465c; Nos I, ana 3 495ci No T.
4Juc No . 4.45c No g. 4Oc; No :. 435c: No s. 430c;
20 20c; No 10 Zoe. No IL 4l5c; Nc r. lOc; No
10 4toci Nos IA and IS. 4c; No 10. $3.50 The local
neret Tor raw sugar holds Arm but without business
ne current duty paid prices follows Centrifugal
80 test % 32c and rolasses 50 test. 332c
ne stock 81 in the United Kingdom IL 90 tons
The London beet market firm at Nd ad-
vance the May position and lid for June which
closed May at es I'D, and June az 9s I'D.
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Cash quotations were follows FLOUR dull and
steady WHEAT-N0 spring 0495c. No 3, 9l89i lac
No red, 81 034Sl %. CORN-No 2 4S34 g4sstc; No ?
s2g37c; fair choice mating. 45858c. FLAAXSEED-
No l. 81 % \; No l Northwestern. 81 90. TIMOTHY
sEED-Prime 81 No. CL4OVER-Contract grade. $40 rs
PORK-Aiess per Dbl S1t 2OQS11 y. LARp-Per loo 70
SO 42l3 nS8 as CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides Qoose).
So 2qSd ~. clear sides boxed, So 25aS6 80
Exchange to-day BUTTER market steader.
creameries 13d1sIac; dairtes. i39 &c EGGS easy
mark. cases included, 15i4 4l52c. CHEESE weak as q
9lac.
Duluth Nav l0-Cloee WHEAT. in store-No 1 hard
94e; No Northern e21ac. Northern soc; to arrive
9Oc: May 02lae: July. 92hc: September 81 NC
milwaukee, May 1O.-wEIEAr dull No Northern Csc;
No Northern, e6Ac old July sI5Lc- RYE. PC higher
No l. 1914 BARLEY dull; No 2 6Sc; sample. 36d6Oc.
CORN quiet. No 3. 5Oa53c
Minneapolis, May IO-Close: WHEAT-May 94Lc:
July 93Ac: September 81 asl o on track. No hard
exc; No l Northern, 96c. No Northern, 94G94Ac.
FIOuR-Frrst patents SsGS5 TO- patents 81 cog
S. clears So 5OaS3 So second clears 81 so BRAN
in bulk, Sl6a$l6 so
Philadelphia. May 1o.-wHEAT steady; contract
Nav. 81 O5 CORN quiet but Arm
May. 54l4c OATS dun and nc lower; No white
natural. 49, arc; do clipped 47lsc BUTTER
extra nearby prints csc EGGS steady. good demand
fresh nearby, n nc mark fresh Western isc az
mark; fresh Southwestern i71ac mark fresh
Southern. Tic AZ CHEESE steady: New-York
fun choice fancy "a 2 loo; New York. full
creams, fair good. "a a 1sc Eecetpts-F1our
Dbl sacks: 1000 bush; oats 900
bush. Shipments-Corn. 1000 BUSH L bush
Louis. May 1O.-Close: WHEAT lower; No red
ash elevator nominal No hard, 04fl97c; July, ssAc
September. si&c CORN lower; No cash, Sic; July.
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne was steady with sec
machine made bills. and demand fairly good.
Rosin firm. good strained quoted at
s. sTt2QS2 Demand Is moderate. but az fun rates
Tar rates with fairly active call
small lots We quote
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE,-On and machine bbls 5sla q
$50. -
TAR-Piue bbls. 81 35dS2 40: oil bbls. S. $685. -.
ROSIN-Comm0n o good strained 81 s11e0$2 90 F.
So a5 r 50; O. 81 II 81 O5gS3 10 81 90 X. So 50. NJ
Sc So \. So 9oaS4. " G. 81 90; W ". 81 30
STOCK on HAND.
SHIRTS tl~ppnrne
Tar z'10' o's
Savannah, MAY l0.-TURPENTINE Arm, 54Asr, sales
3lg bbls receipts g35 exports 4O4. ROSIN sales
5sl bbls receipts 500 exports. 9s7 Quoted. A. b. c.
D 81 80. F. 81 20. G. 81 70. II. 81 70, l.
So so X. 81 10. NJ So 20; n 50 81, " G.. 50 30; "
W 81 50.
wilmington May 1o-sPIRITs TURPEN'rTnIF5 Moth
doing. - casks RoSIN steady. 50 50;
ceipt bhls TAR firm. 81 receipts. 900 bills
CRUDE TTRPENTINE firm. 81 y. SO - and s4 re-
ceipts 100 hbls
Charleston. May IO-TURPENTTNE-No Nothing doing
ROsIN arm. A. 3. c. D. 81 %. T. 81 40. o, 81 50 a.
81 - 81 70; K So NJ So 10. y. 50 20; W G, 50 40
" ". 50 so
London May I0--TURPENTINE-spi AIS 1Olsd
ROSIN-Amertcan strained "a 81 fine lis 81.
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siAAdie-. nge special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
bales. Sds 3OeO bales. speculation export.
Amercare ~ American; receipts. LOCO bales II. 900
2gs rs,, adling upland 764d. opened steady
Nav az Cher closed quiet. 3G4 points higher;
August June. 7.36d: June-JuIy Sd. July
Der COS. ct9ber November . 16d. November-Deceu-
00sa trrnber January. 6.osd January February.
much ao- arms quiet but STEADY: cloths. not
ouiet the market essential steady bit
Wesfe-5 =. prices quoted follows: PEPPERMINT.
MINT - - 49lfS3 co. SO 5O6f&3 90: SPEAR
81 laas, T5as1 ~ rAESY. SO 50ds4 % PENNYROYAL,
stesdv. - CIIhoNELLA 26q2Sc R0OTS-Market
following IN moderate business on the basis o. the
GINSENG PI.iees BCRD0cK. SC; GENTIAN. ~ @5c;
81 oTlernr SSGST; Western s5dS5 80: Southern,
ssfoe ,5IaeiER Jamaica bleached 1l013c unbieached
pou,Se,., ScclsDEH SEAL, 81 I5as1 25: HELLEBORE.
n ssjec - 90 LIcORICE ordinary. in bales OF 400
rss $780, n bundles, l0c: SARSAPARILIsA. Hondu-
., ssssethern. 70nT2c ~
Sour - -. Nd MEALl-What little demand there was
grades =, -. wss for spring patents and the better
he etl,F wheat -four grades appeared TO
eseeiea Spring patents. 81 i0GS5 so: win
49, - soQS5. spring
glnter 81 s5gs extra No winter. 81 G0dS4. No
% eoos 2steS5x%$S % RYE FLOER-cuiet quoted Fair
RAG ~, 9aV quoted: Kiln dried s34S3 10 as to brand.
81 a0as1 i|-eteady. quoted; Fine white yellow.
tgerttr -, eoarse 81 0s4Sl II FEED-steady quoted:
s2g ri syilng 50; standard rniddne s23: -four
81 bi,, iof sS8; all 70 arrive RHAN-Clty S23 506D
hpnfuv sseAss fniddIing. 500 5oQs24 s26
Gpkrer &C.,, - - bulk. s2l 20. meal. s23 80
Ehest r1s = - IIrregular conditions prevailed the
a,osa again throughout session to-day and
was A44se net lower. At best point Of the
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 10 p. m.-COTTON-Spot IN limited
demand. points higher American middling. faiT
good ui5duE T4d mid3ling, T64I low middling,
752t good ordinary T4Ods ordinary pod The sales OF
bales. Of which COO were for specula
and export and included +50O American Receipts
bales including 10000 American Futures opened
quiet steady and closed quiet American uaiddlins.
Z 4ud MAY and June. 7.36d. June and July.
-2Gd. August and September,
7.Od September October AID. October NOvem-
IBd November and December 0Ad. December and
January. 6.0td January and February. 605d.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

AND DEsBRossEs AID co iatrI sTREETs-
II: s'aE s% thsa % aea
noted. ''-0" 'N''''
los A. NJ FAST mAII--Parlor. Sleeping and Dining
o5 4 sT n'f IG1s snaSHTP2 p ana Sleeping
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
IO.a5 A. NJ. PENNsYI5ASIA LIALITED.--Puilznan
PartTeSt cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and
I.55 P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
aP64 cheas ' s. La b aha SSr
455 p NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED.-Puman slsspns
Ilsdq; and Cleveland. Dining car; -
SSn'nP2 5 I9d2naRo Louisys st L9g1 P R5a
$50 ?. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-oEor Chicago For
7-55 p. NJ: PACIFIC ExPREss.-For PttsbuEg. To-
doah Valley Route connects for Cleveland except
SIS ?. n CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
PREss-For Plttsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati In
s.55 P NJ. PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Dany for Pitts
wAsHINGToS AND THE SOUTH.
80 % % 1910 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
landt streets 200, IS Is coBsrsssional Limited all
ana Cortaadt streets To- % p m y ~ ~ night
reSso1sI Limited ali Parlor and Dining cars, g Is
.425 - SO (Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 515l.
soGTHERN RAILW1Y.-Express. 1888 s25. IS p m.
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE.-ExDress, o Is a rs
sE5ABQARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-Exprsss. 1255
and L.. 10 night daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--For Memphis
and New-Orlsans. 3 pr ?. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE 81 OHIO RAILWAY.-7.55 a m. week
eavs and $50 ?. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-755 a "a.
weekdays and s - .. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITI.-955 A. and 2S5 p. weekdays.
sundays. 40 Through Nestibuled Trains Buffet
Tor Smoking Car, Parlor Cars. Dining Car and Stand
ard Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2J5 p. weekdays
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Gnteraken Sundays).
third Street Station. $50 a. m. IL % 325 and
455 o. weekdays Sundays. 8 % a and ass
o. m From pesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. $50.
8 90 a 1890 $40. 80 and 10 p. m weekdays.
Sundays. 40 a. m- 500 ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. 7.25 '755. s.25 $50 80 % Ce55 St Louis Lin
ted 1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 10 2O
21O tDesbrosses C0rtlandt Streets 2O) So
855 % az 45J 80 90 Chicago Limited North
Philadelphia only. '555, Sos. 755 % % 30 80
North Philadelphia Ony) p y 10 night weekdays
Sundays. eos, 'I55. %. '925. t'955 St Louis Lin
itedJ. - ('1O2 - Limited, m 50,
Philadelphia ony) - So - 80. T55 % 925 o. 50
North Philadelphia only p u 10 night
Dining Car
Ticket ofces Nos 461 1854 rs and 2sI Broadway: IL.
18th ST.; / Aston House. and stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street. $50 Fulton 800
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels residences through TO destination.
Telephone 54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
" W ATTERBURY J. P WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffc Manager.
GEO u. BOYD
General Passenger agent
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47Aa47Tsc. September. 1910. OATS easy. No cash
a. No white isc July. 367sc September. sOiac-
Toledo. Nav IO.-STose. CLOVERSEED. cash. 81 S.
s. T2isc AISIkE. prime, Sc Is; August 50 50
TIMOTHY. prime 81 40 September. 81 As.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, May lo.-FIoUR arm, wHEAT-sprtng Of
fernEs light. No 1 Northern 81 10. DULL red
in store. 81 OSls asked. CORN No yellow
. mixed SIC OATS firm: No white. 4Tc: =
mixed 43c.
Chicago May 1o-rhe leading futures ranged fol
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STEAMBOATS,.

HUDSON River By DAYLIGHT.
FIRST TRIP MAY 18TH
MORNING BOAT for WEST POINT
NEWBCRGH ard POUGHEEEPSIE
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
Commencing Monday, MAY 18Th. Daily Sundays ex-
cepted1 Leaving New York Desbr0sses St. $40 A. NJ
West 300 18th ST. go Y0nkers Land
ing AZ Point Newburgh Poughkaepsie Return
INK due 22ni $50 P Morning Afternoon con
certs. after May 2sth Mary Powell resume
route leaving New York 3.l5 p. NJ. (Satur-
DAYS 4J4
DAY LINE STEAMERS NEW YORK and Al
BASY commence regular trips May 9Th from New York.
May 18th Albany.
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ROYAL RLTE LINE-

"Daily 4Daily. except sunday SUNDAY only
othess Liberty 81 Ferry South FeTr. Aston Houss
Union square West 153 East l25th ST. 2Is West 1a5h
Columbus Ave. New York. Z
Fulton Brooklyn. $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
Transfer Co. calls checks baggags 70
deSTin
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q posiLi5n a Braz.I!aa - b Il -,

- -J-Nlhe cotton market TeSterfav
- tl5et blt became Tcucn IN
LIN sentiment eylce ally Unset
~ LAIIeace stimulating was the weekly
800 ~ the weather Bureau. The SUMMARY Of this re-
49, as 'ed- on me floor q the Exchange. urove5 dis
s .t8Eisi- IN that IL reflected very general i'm
oh' ~ me condition o. The plant Il was followed
- a-lifE Alli1aloD- But the decline ieveouef rba
- 1-I4feHl-r hat - short Interest ex-
ti-.as 80 are sIicienily apprehensive the con
- Ftllctiofs N local stocks cover and thus the
- vas checked before X had any ma
~ L2 Private crop reports received during the
- W. stAeraiig untavorabe. rs they almost avavs
ana IT was said that the report the Weather
a4 ~ ing the conditions length and By Sfates
rEs aea less De7Flsh than Indicated by the summary
q. sea e however, the crop had under
eyissr, Improvement and the smaller longs we're
49,. a-.Aioos 70 get out during late trading
~ 1le SIP news, developments along re-
Receipts tinued light. exports were about
ustes al rom New and The Continued 70
TX STOCKS Is NATURALLY attracting more
- attention Gables somewhat better than Jfa
- -laIAeL opened steady OF al
POINTS During the forenoon Showed little ctapIa
$50 geHefay awaiting the bureau report AZ ,,i55s~
-. IN account ana bears CARRYING The market -
is OF Sal4 points the active months vy,tE
se So wing special weakness. brokers heiereG =,
TIsentlng large Wall Street interests bought beari,
80 az me decline 70 around I35Oc and hi the Iae
-11sle Lle market rallied
H9N9 bales DA'9S 07'-I-li1el al
me rangs n contract prices N the local market ia
Asf . fellows: --'NtNS' ~
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Lackawanna r {

LackawanRa Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay Christopher
IS % A M-For BnshauJ9n and syracuse
81 40 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
20 P M.-FOr scranton and Plymouth
s6OO p M.-F0r Buffalo and Chicago
sS45 P M--Utica. Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
900 A. M-For ChiCaEo-Sleepers upan p II
Tickets at iG7. 40. t1S3. 1s54 Broadway y =. 533
F'ultoE St. Brooklyn sDaily. Except Sunday
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BO9 TON A AzR f R9sEss b
F4N4L RIVER LINE. VIA Newport and FAN River. Leave
PIER y r. foot % Warren St. days sun
8ays al $50 NJ Steamers PRISCILLA ana PI-YM-
OJ-TE Orchestra each
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 40. y.
foot tTartson ST. days only az : 81 2 NJ steam
-rs CHESTER w CHAPLIN and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. spring
asTT AZ he North Leave y p Ciarsou
week days only al 90 ? VI Str. RICHARD PECK.
G4TsH,Ll, HUDSON AND 'oE E6HTs
leave Pier -. y. r.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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viii be received the following branch
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2G3 ~ Sd 10th
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once 1ahies- ftio--offee market steady. No Rio.
hS49o. exceange lz-sd receipts 1000 bags days
Ehlaests for The United Stares bags: stock
Gags Sant-s--toae market quiet, good average Santos
5SQ4 receipts 5000 bags DAYS stock sos COS bags
iaaillolrE1iIee market opened rig lower 23U
= was net p pig lower, sales, $1,000 bags Havre-
oee market opened steady = franc lower: n
= franc lower. cr March April and January al
RANGED = franc other months unchanged. al $50 "a
advanced 3 frame. sales. "a 600 bags
January ...........- Al .. rn1v 90 -
February q a,,e--er ~, -
March 90 Sr--,--rr., 81
ann October q,
- % % November 70
June 80 81 December ........ a 20
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Of breadsturs interior points in thousand
omitted. -four bhis, bush,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-03-12
COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.

One of the most remarkable cases of a
cold. deep-seated on the lungs causing
pneumonia. is that of Mrs. Gerirnde +.
Fenner, Marion, Ind. who was entirely
cured bv the use of One Minute Cough
Cure She says: The coughiag and
straining so weakened me that | ran
down in weight from l48 to 81 pounds.
| tried Il number Of remedies TO u" avail
until used One Minute Cough Cure.
Four bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough. streng-
thened my lungs and restored me t" my
normal weight, health and Strength
Sold by a. J DelahCussaye.
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State OF Louisiana.
23rd Judicial District Court, Parish OF
ST. Mary. No 3lO0.
succession of George l.. DeiahousSavc
Deceased.

Whereas, Henry J. De.ahoussaye, a resident
of the Parish Of st. Mary, State of louisiana
has filed in this Honorable Court his applica-
ton to be appointed dative testan!tntary
executor of the last will and testament of
George L. Delahoussaye, deceased.
Notice is therefore hereby given to Tll
whom it doth or may concern, to show cause,
if any they have, within Zen days from the
date hereof, why this applicant should not
be appointed dative testamentary executor
as prayed for
Clerks Office, Franklin, La, March =, 1904
WILBUR II. KRAMER.
Clerk 23rd judicial District Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial Distric, C',nrl, Parish
of ST. Mary. No. l .32S.
Aurelia Won Eye, Wife,
Robert S. Barman. Husband.
JUDGMENT N
1926 Kelley ST., .ooo
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct,, 2. 1902

The above cause having been REGULARLY
set down for trial and tried accordingly,
and on the tral thereof the law and he
evidence being in favor of the plaintiff
and against the def-ndant. it is for these
reasons ordered. adindged and decrre,
that the plaintiff, Mrs Aureia Won Eye,
wife of Robert S. Barman, do have
Judgment in her favor dissolvirg the
community of acquets and gains hereto
fore existing between them and separ.>.
ting her in property from her said hus-'
band and restoring her to the free enjoy
ment and administration of her own af-
fairs and estate with the same force aud
effect AS though no community had ever
existed
1t is further ordered. adjudged and de-
creed that the defendant pay all costs of
this suit.
Done. read and signed in open Court
on this End day of March. A. D., 1904.
A. {. ALLEN.
Judge, 23rd. judicial nistrict Cmurt
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State III |
Parish nf II

In acrnrd;snce Win We
section No. g. II cts y" ~
of tb,. General .t~aemb.E 4
nrnvaa july llth, $500, / u
,if> that the folloW'n. iiofn'
ticotr for the Office iicftll
mated has been au'F NJ
record in the archives 81
wit: Certificate "i nnihina
tor il,h -e'iat"riai DiN'rlcq
Verini'ion Pa'isies, OF sai
Tuesday The 18th day OF 4
Political designation ~
For senator nth SEN"
Wilson T. Peternlan'
Witness my ham! nv
March. at Franklin ~ y,
Louisiana. :.
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FOR SALE.

A large lot as tended adjoining
the Commercial Hotf FL. Will sell
on easy terms, or build to suit
tenant on long lea ;e. For par
ticulars address
MRS. { Adds,
1886 st. AndIewl ST.. New Or
leans, La.