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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,vc-oool Arrn 81 -CloSiuE-wTIEAT-spo dull. No
california Is: futures quiet: May is 4ssd; July: -
5ltI. September nominal CORN-Spot nTui; American
5fiiet- May - 3sd: July. - 3isd. PEAS-Carad dian
Trr su ~ FTDJ;R-St Louis fancy winter dull = Sd
HOPS in London CPacinc CoasO hTm. e. ssat1 los
ppT-Fr dull extra India Cos. POtsk dun:
prime mess western SIS ID HAMs-Sse eTt cut;
"a 10 30 n s5s 90. shorr rio. is 2t 70. S6s Sd
long clear mddes light q 10 "a 70. S9s sd long clear
rtfss heavy as 20 70 3Gs: clear backs 10 to
~ n ass clear 10 n. as Sd sHoUL DERS
-saunre II 10 - - quiet. SIS. LARD quiet. prime
western tierces 3ss 50 American refined in pals as
e. HJtTTF.R-Ciood United states steady. AS CHEESE
dull. American nnest white American hnest colo-ed
as. TAIIOw-Prime city. easy. 22s Sd TURPEN-
-rTN.F-spirs 1uiet as Cd. ROSISCommou steady. -
I'D Observation-Disclosures steady. I'D. LINSEED
los Sc
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April Il. P m--CoTToN-Spot-No9er
ding fair 22d good middllnR. s0G1 mitdl'Hg. 96t;
SD. good ordinary 1.I'd ordinary tJtI
The Gales OF the day GOoO bales OF which $40 bales
American. receipts bales including 235uO bales
Americnn futures opened steady closed quiet; Aner
ca rtadnV 2 o C. April T.C91 April ans May. 7.65d:
Nav ana June G3d. and July. Itld. July and Au
sia SD August ana September. T3d. September and
october ed: october November. 62ad: November
ara Deceuber ed: December and January. I'D:
January and February. 62id-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
ifs 81 -. -,rts and interior points to-day, CON-
-. = -. IL last .-c.. ana Iast Near:

Gotten EXCHANGE special Liverpool cahes: Spot cotton
moderate demand; Eaor. Coco bales. speculation and
s1Tr 800; American. COS receipts 2o"co; American
= 90. uic8lng upland 5s9l Futures o-eAec Qulct Dot
STEADY C17 r5i..ta higher clrsed Quiet So Tun-s
higher April. T.cas: Apr-Gay. ESD Ney-1aLe. 5l3I
7C11. 1910. AVe;;sf
bsd; Sep;snbe-octcos- t5d Octo6erey 1vcobss C.
Eogcrbe--I1eceIbc- e21s Dece1ubc--JalrcFy. ga
5aruary February cesd AalcheEter-la-rs and clu-EA
quiet bi; steady.
flour AND R,rAEg-Aside from scuewhs. steaa;sr
tns The hour without Incident buyers and
sellers Remaining considerably apart. FLCUP-Sprins
pateuis - 50 90 winter stragts 81 fJaSJ 5s win
tr patents 81 112A5 sGi spring clears. Si9S4 -:
Rye flour Q.eE. CCctrc: Pair 20 good. 2pIss 90
thoice fancy. soFSz ~ COSAkfs steady C1otel:
KIN cried So fCGs3 IS. brand. BAG MEAL steaFy
Quoted: srd yellow. 81 scGSi AZ coarse 0s
Nay shipment: standard uiGC.aE 81 Nav SHIPMENT
n'tf 60 So E01S2s: citv bran. g aeaS.s bulk ara
ssez: raug. 50 Ge1f@i REQ doz - o.: h9sny CHIP
" IN buzz ard 81 = "a ta-bs: oil meal. s.3 80.
SltA1SV-s- 1--Sfscaist-e attention being directed
more toSelc Uaat,rr and crop conditions. The wheat
80 la tafs s1.aac. to-Cay. especially "a the
..vIslNes The local market closed ATssc higher
sas cop1rsc fves free from ceiling Pressure thr0aa
- Gag. WHALE Of TIE commission houses had
ga ctec-s hsocd the ilea tat crcp conditions
-. ,ei- liticcl between the - E wheat
nc tact that Northwest houses sent good burnr
% chicago and tsst MINNEAPOLIS tocs LEAD
sa1t save F-riEg 1tna- Significance
a.. Ls- TIA. TIE we1thcr SIN
ts.lnE Chic Valley
uer. 2. damage fTOr heavy South
ed5ifse. =. IeIofiei more bUliish OF
euced II s-.nef conditions The market also nnu-
oaV rry receipts q ONLY q cars, against
% - 90 - lnis pr.tes Tie ia;@rior down
Litfi. 49, clnDAsef With 28ao1u isA year ago.
-'-9n Wa paic 70 cabiea. E2ngiish markets
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 1ATLRoAD.

sTA Yp f8 st VEST TWETTTT5FEPR
- The leaving lime from Desbrosses and Cortiands
se fsa t eep snsSs
ss5 s c@ er ma IIiGsT ana sIsep,px
smotins and obserSaon At Cars Cincinnati Indian
,o eg0ia. LOUIS PiHIng Gar ,,rrED-Puur,.,
Paen G nns o SS1 e.o ana o and
I5S p; N; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
ass PG NJ hiV cc 81 5'q PaT Sleeping
Smoking. and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
SIS p +o Sc LoTIs R RXPREs-For Psoug
Cam For Gar9 va TT shenaGdoah Tass
555 P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
Toledo; except saturday. Dining Car. 80,
ledo and Chicago. For Knoxville. daily via shenan-
doah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
s ANP *
o aiA F. 81 P eP9 ST TRG sPEc1ADay for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Streets iG2o2 .IoS5 5 l255 aiS Des6gosssi
Limited al Paror and Dining Carsl . 70 49,
PM Y 70 night sunday; SIS =? Is, 10 S a m;
Dining CaTsJ AIS .425. .t55 tDesbrosses and
so GpTTfHhna strait Wv 9z2 % II s night
p M Nib II 10 nj 9i ut d9iIy 49,.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY-E1pr... lass
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.-For Memphis
cR fRs HsE saRS ohio f RA1l%Af-7s m
days and So p m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-7.ss
a. m. weekdays and g. rs D daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 q m and Zbb p m week
days Sundays 7.55 a Through Yestibuled Trains
Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week
days ParlOr Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Car.
and Standard Coaches on sundays.
CAPE MAY.-i255 p m weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Unteriaken sun
Twenty-third Street station. SIS a m. IL IS rs.
ass D. m. and II 10 night weekdays. Sundays
1910. % Is a m and Z 55 m From Desorosses and
Cortlandt Streets. 600 a m, 1880. $40 BIO p m.
and i2-15 night weekdays Sundays. 1215 as
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
05 725 SIS. 's IS o. IS St. Louis Limtsd).
siO.IO (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1920.
.Io25 (Penna Limitedl. s1O-55. i155 a m. az s..
ass 25 ass IS rs. Ass cess chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only, "555. 655 $50 SIS %
Cs55 for North Philadelphia onlv1 p m u 10 night
weekdays. Sundays. $685. -7.55, us, 80 25, ('s5S
so IS m 80 S. .15S . IS 5 S. .425 Cs455 chi
caEo Limited for North Philadelphia only). rs
'555. 75j. S75. IS (9.55 for North philadelphia
onlyl p m. 121o night
Ticket ofHces Nos 4s1 1884. 11s and 2s1 Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue Cbelow Esd ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
(corner 2ath ST. Astor House. and stations named
above. Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton street
broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The
New York Transfer Company will cali for and check
TeIephone "543 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBrRY WOOD.
General Manager Passr Tranic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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The local market fo- s5t cotton cioged quiet al ul-
changed I-lcs thc basis n $40 foT aia1llng 20
lard cnl la far m1irr GUS Sats 10 Ep-nneTs. lto
haes Scatue-u f-Ct markets were teecraphed as to-
ic-s: Mobile nominal unchanged. az l4c: SaFanIan
STEADY unchanged. al lss: safes 81 ba.es "li:nl9so
ncthinF dcng: Norfolk. steady, unchanged, az lr@gs
saIes - bales; Baltimore nominal. l4ci Augusta,
ogiet ard ste2ey. unchanged ar l4cs aes Il bses. =
rc-rf0al H.. Eevy-Teuns. 0frn, unchanged
e. j. s-IGc: sales. 40 bales: Memphis steacy. &c
love Geo baes. Estimated recelia %
loading paints Tor 20 n.roN- Al t5al.es7
o. lales. against uta last week ara
eC9 icz. -.ar: al ,Segv-0rcaus 22G3 10 $40 bales
against -tS week and = GA Cst year. and a.
Eout;oa $50 bales. against l-s last week ana
25fT yeE-.
TaoofS 81 she parts points today. COM
80 80 - -ey'. 5ay last aee< ana last wear:
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IT4th Street


The premises to be sold subject a Eotcs
dency in action by the City OF New York against An
deTsOn. filed November 10th. 1903.
The approximate amount OF tho Ten charge to
which the above described
Thtrty-six thousand hundred eghty-two and
$500 Dollars 1896 1872 49, with the end
day OF March. 1904 together with allowance
amounting TO -Four hundred sixteen and O6-iOO Dollars
(s416 O together with the OF the sale The
proxmae amount Of the taxes assessments rates
and other liens 10 be allowed the purchaser
purchase paid by the Referee Two hundred
sightytw and 1900 Dollars tS2S2
Dated. New York. April 18th, 1904
CLIFFORD w PARTRIDGE Refe--a
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ASsi gnee'S Sale.
A ssIGNEE's sALE-NoTICE is HEREBY

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given that en- Tuesday April 26th 1904 at 1890
O'Clock p NJ. 1 Will sell. through Adrian H Muller q
Son. auctioneers. the New York Real
Room. Broadway the Borough Manhattan In
the City OF New York. certain Judgments recovered
Assignee OF Henry Seymour and Frederick w John
the benefit their creditors and the
the creditors OF the firm OF Seymour Johnson
the firm OF Seymour. Johnson & Co
individuals. and also the right and
Henry a. Seymour the gnors under
bv Will and Of William
r. Mott probated office the Surrogate OF KIngs
County the 18th day September 1887 ex-
ceptng heefrom however the Interest OF the Henry
A. known No. IFS
In the Borough Manhattan. In the City New York
Catalogues giving description OF the property sold
be furnished application.
New York. April Ia. 1904
ALFRED HAYES. Jr
Assignee Of Henry A. Seymour Frederick W. johnson
for the their creditors the Creditors az
nrm OF seymour. johnson & Co.. 40 Wall street,
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne Is steady but without
IN quoted prices R0sin rules steay
and unchanged Tar IS steady TO firm We quotes
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls. b7AG
bSi4c
TAR-PIne Bills S. OH bills s5GS5 Is . -
ROSIN-Coumon gOcd strained = 81: u y soI =
50 sS a SO 90 n SO 10. l. 50 81 k So 20; NJ So 9OgS4
\ 81 O5gS4 10; W G. 81 Is: W W. s. 258$4 IS.
STOCK on HAND.
Rosn JS5 III.
Spirits turpentin9.
Tar l-S- oOis
Savannah April 21.-TURPENTTN1 hrm at - se
saIeq SqI Nbls. recess 4g6. exports 30 EOSIN urm
saics $50 bbls: receipts 1872. exports LIS Quoted
a n Q ana D. 81 IS, K s. 30; +. 81 50; G. 81 90 II.
8 So 81 so. k So Is ~ So 20; y. IS 45: W G. So e0
" VA. - ADru c1-TTRPENTTNE and RosIN nom
iral a..
nj S4i.c: receipts sc casks ROSIS-Nothrs doing re
CSrTts ia his TAR firm at -. receipts. iOl bbls
SI-6F TTRPENTlNE arrn at 81 Is asa IS and 81: re-
cepts 90 tolls. - ..
ROsIS-American strained IS ca: fine. lis 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHEAT-spTing
steady: No Northern. 81 05 asked. CORN-Un.etted
No 2 yellow. 6ol4c No corn % ~ 5se oATS--o1ly
STEADY; No white 45c: No mixed 4lhQ42c. BAR
LEY-55aG5c track RYE-No 1. Sic asked on track
Chicago April 21-The leading futures ranged fol
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quotations were as follows: FLOUR quiet at
recent decines; WHEAT No spring; S6q95e No & -
yellow, 51ci OATS. No . 37SG3T&c; No white, 1914
gaze: RYE No q 67dGSc. BARLEY. good feeding $50
81 %; No Northwestern 81 %; TIMOTHY SEED prime.
81 95g$S CLOVER coatract grade $40 20: PORK mess.
CUTMEATS-Short ribs sides Goose1. SIS 25aS6 37I7
Crort clear sides boxei Sc 37ad$6 go WHlSKEY basis
butter market was steady Hrm BUTTER-Creameries.
l4V23c carries l3g2lc EGGS hrIn; at mark cases In
cuded. IGlaQl6fao. CHEESE steady, 991O15c
Duluth. April 21.-Close: wHEAT-No hard. e2aei
No / Northern Gle: No 2 Northern. ssHo; May. ole:
July. e1Ac; September. S2$sc.
Milwaukee April 21-wHEAT-No Northern. csc;
re BARLEY-No 2. $50; sample 4O461a CORN-No
g. 5Oa02c; July. 4S9sc bid
Minneapolis, April 21.-C1ose: wHEAT-May. e2is %
/ hard, 94sso; No l Northern 93sc No Northern.
01sc.
Philadelphia, April 21.-wHEAT-Firm and &c higher
higher: April 49+ g5Oo OATS-Du and barely steady;
No white natural. 46Q46iac; do clipped 46lsg4Ic
50 S5Q$4 Pennsylvania roller clear. 81 40dS4
straight 81 76dS4 80; Western winter clear 81 400
KaH S CO eea S.ra SACKS Ss Isl DO 90 PaIeR E y
81 80; patent. sacks 81 s0QS4 so. spring clear SIG
farorts o brands s. 55G$5 So BUFTER-Firn good de-
mand: Western creamery DC. extra nearuy
prints EGGS-Steady fresh NEARBY and fresh south
fresh Southern lie mark CHEESE-Duli and IN
eeted New-York fun creams choice 70 fancy. log
cepts-Fiour 600 bbIs l429 10 sacks wheat.
200 bush; corn 6e0O bush; cats 1850 bush Snpoo
meuts-Whea 1900 bush; corn. SV5Oo bushi oatA SOOO
bush.
Toledo April 21-CLovERsEED closed. cash and
April. So 30: octo6sr s. eIts AiS5hE-PFim~ % lo'
August. SO Is. TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 90
St. Louis, April 21.-Close: wHEAT-No red; cash
elevator 96lsc; May. Ole; July. S2lsc No hard COG
e2o CoRN-No cash. 47c; May 47Q47'sc; July 4TlsG
OATs-No 2 cash. Ghe; May. SS'7c; july So"ei no
VIII 45G45Lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22

FOREIGN T0-Coffee market Gull. No
RIO $3.50 exchange Il T-32d; receipts, 10000 bags
Shipments the United States 1000 bags shipments
FOR Europe J 0J0 stock G54UU bags eaflics-
coffee quiet good average santos oSuJi Tee pts
Oo0 bags stock. $4,000 bags Hauuurg4aISet opened
Z rsernig higher; al $50 p. IL- Was net = Pienh-s
hIr5er bcEs Eavre-Ccffte market opened
o,.et ! franc higher: al i M unchanged. al 2.
( franc lower: 53O e unchanged; total sales
: no fnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22

1000 hesdi rarke, strong native lambs s. 6oT$s So
yearIinEs S5S5 So sockers and feeders s. 9O9S4 oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22
Foreclosure Sales.
crPRENIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


~ Work Title GUARANTEES 6 Trust Company and ano
against Stephen NJ Anderson 81 al Defendants
In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
a6s and entered entitled action and bearing
date Tho 3iFt day March. 1904 the undersigned
lion al the Exchange sales Room. Number 16I Bread
vyay in the Borough Manhattan City OF New York.
April. 1904 twelve O'CLOCK that
dav by Harris Fisher. Aucticneer the premises di
rccted Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
AS follows
the buildings Improvements erected and 20 be erected
thereon lying and being IN the Borough OF the
Bronx city and County Of New York
pegnnlng formed by the intersection OF
uortherly side Of one hundred and sevvntyfOurh
street with the easterly side Of Third running
thence easte-ly the nothery side o. hundred
and seventy hundred OoO feet;
parallel with the easery side Third
nue. nincty-three feet and fifty I've hundredths
Ih5- lO Of the division gne between the pots
one the nled with the decree the
rrord. as Executor. &c. AGAINST Marian BathestS
ans others office Of the CLERK OF the City and
County New the l4th day OF January ISIS,
westerly along the aforesaid division
400 less TO the side OF
Third Avenue: running thence southerly along
easterIy Third Avenue eigHty-niue $50
eghyfour hundredths (S4-lOoD OF foot the point
or place OF beginning. - 49,
pated New York April 9Th. 1904
CLIFFORD w. HAPTRIDGE. Referea
FLETCHER. McCUTCHEN g. BROWN,
for Plaintiffs. 80 William Street
York city
The Following diagram Of premises be soid:
It's street Numbers Numbers 4O32, 4O3S and 4O36
Third Avenue
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. II.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. (Tirs from SOUTH
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below-)
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
CHUNK-z400 Cl-15 Easton onlyl. a10 A n. lto,
44o. 500 t545 Easton only) P. II Sundays EA75
A NJ, LOO, $50 r. NJ
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z40o 30 n NJ,
> 90 ? n SUNDAYS = e A. u LOO NJ -
BARNEGAT-z4.0 90. $40 A NJ. sL8O "a. 40 Lake.
wool ord rakehurst only. ala ASSOC ?. II (sos
p. NJ satUrfays)- sundays. o 40 A NJ
All ne CaEI-s9- 40 A. ~. f3.{0 P. NJ
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzs0 90 A NJ fs1.31
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4O0. $50. 11-3O \ NJ, xI20. as. $50, $40 1850
n sundays except Ocean Grove. 500 A n. 400.
IILADELPmA-CREADrNG TERsrINAL), s4sS
TOO. IS co. % 90 1000, t110O A. N. t120o. 100,
sI30. 1900. 1900, '4Oo. 500. 1900. f7SO. $500.
2iTH AID CHESTNUT sTREETs-s475. tsso,
1880. MS 4 ~. loo. t's-4o. $40. 900. ts2s
READING HARRIsBURG louisville AND WILL
LANSPORT-l4-O0. zA25, $500. ttS.1O. (Iooo. IL 90
4 81. Reading onlyl. 500. u 20, t2o0 ".
Reading Potcsvills and Hrsbg only. t+O0 IS 90 p NJ
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tParlor only. Iva
Tauaqua xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays
OE'ces: Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry. 8 Astor
House. I57. 261. 434 1900. 1884 Broadway. Is3 5ta
Az. IS Union square West. 153 East 125th St. 373
West f25th St. 245 Columbus Az. New York: Court
iamsburg y Y Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
destinatiou-
W G. BESLER c. II. BURT.
VlCe-Pres and Gen Mgr Cen PasSr Aga
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STEAMBOATS,.
BIOS WLN A AER f EHGEaN b
FalI, RIVER LINE, Newport Fan River Leave
Pier 10. OF Warren St. week days only a.
5 80 r. n Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chestra each
NORWICH LINE. via New London Pier 20. y r.,
foot CIarkson St. only $50 p. NJ Steam
ers CHESTER W. CHAPLIN and CITY OF WOFtCEtST Err
and North I've Pier 40. n r. foot GARRISON ST.
G8TSNlLl, HUDSON E&1 e0T so%4s
leave Pier 43. " r.. weekdays 9 P NJ
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tIstioal position q Brazlian cosoe l5 Is follows
Visible supply 1890. -
same tin1e 1903. -...----2 90
-~sss.aa- ~. --..--- .--a.HY

CoT-ON-Tlle cotton market shows an increasing ten
both In respect the volume
q transactions and fluctuations Yesterday sales were
sst mated al $4,000 bales, and the range q
Prices Only OF d 70 j points very talT
facuuation Il judged from the markets o. to
three years but hardly IN Inc WITH NC leIe -
yesterday generally favorable there seemed %
Indication o. improvement II sIol oeil-ll-
exports tie day Lehte- there wee al5ql.sl.s
rT.5rs regarding rCss1le delivery on May co--icts
So0o bales q c7ttcn 70 oe s3Ppe- he5e i-a
ard wliie the report was later de-led t-e
general sentiment seemed favorao!e 70 ne
bsa-.aA the proposition II any rate the Ii-
closed she bottom. L opened sjeacy al a ee-
cline al 10 Z points Ee-e laIciy " 70
pecations the early weather reports were mere a'o.e
GnE scattering lqc4.a ton IAe IllltI,
tore however :airly steady Foreigners speafe9
luviug months There was a little oea-ll
believed be for the account % spot interests
after the cal were rallied 20 net DO
q > A. THIS level bear pressure &C
prominent Wall street interest was
lfege5 selling TIE demand non trace inLe- esls
sulsiaed prices slowly yielded After declining 70
bet OF about Jci3 points there was a s--g4t
covering but Tie gains amounted 70 c-y
points. and "a the late trading TIE neT
e--ed closing Cgies al net 1eciine q -
tlllcrICHs CecelEts arc MOI
e-asc. Southern markets were even more
with NsV-Crleans reporting safes OF
nt,,t bales Port pts Tor TIE Gay were
S13s bales Exports reached S2+3 bales.
TIE Of contract prices IN the local market to
Frv W.
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STOCK on HAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-22

Receipts breedsturs interior points thousands
Lest th-ce ciDhers GOO omitted. hour bb grain bush as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-01
Subscribe for the Ardmorei,e.
A STRANGE CoIneIdenee.

Yesterday afternoon ". c. Eyerhart
the insurance man. found a scrap of q
newspaper on the streets Of this city
which contained the following notice.
"Notice-hlI persons indebted To- tl,
estate OF W. c. Eyerhart, deceased.
are requested to come in and make
payment or settlement of same at
once Fnd in his papers many old
tax receipts held mp by him for his
friends and other memoranda OF
debts owing him, all of which must
be paid up, or they will be collected
by legal process. Those having
claims will come forward and have
same filed within 80 days from this
Late, or they will be barred. This
Dec is, 1903. r. $. Henderson. adj
of w. C. Everhart'
Mr.. Everhart says he thinks this
scrap came from an East Tennessee
paper where he had cousin who
was tax collector, and OF the same
name as himself. This is the first no
ticc he has had OF his death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-01
.GLOOM SHRyUDED CHICAGO.
A DAZED FEELING is APPARENT
EVERYWHERE.
List Of Dead Not SO Great as at First
Thought to Be, but Dead, Missing
and Injured viii Reach 1000.
New Year Not Welcomed

Chicago, H., Dec. 3l.-Chicago be.
gan TO see the horror of the lroquois
thcatcr disaster in perspective today
The stress Of horror and full ap
probation of the magnitude of dcstruc
ton or human life succeeded the daa.d
.,.Iing vaiyh was everywhere apual
cnt yesterday
Tha total roll of death falls soue
what short of the latest figures given
out by the palfoa last might mu.
census of Che silent forms lt tr,
morgucs gives JG6 as the number who
persisted by fire and asphyNiation
is not cNtavagant To say that ,hy
least win be close To- 600 when final
returns come in from the injured.
Unexpected difficulties have been OK.
perien >ed in the work Of identifyil
the bodies. Not more than ono-third
had been identified tonight and every
hour increases the fear that scores
will go to their graves unnamed
Chicago, H., Dec. 3I.-For rhe first
time since Chicago has possessed bells
10 peal whistles to shrek and horns
to blow the old year was allowed to
silently take its place in history and
new year permitted to come with
nc evidence Of joy at its birth,
In an official proclamation Issued
this afternoon by Mayor Carter II.
Harrison, he made the suggestion that
the usual New Years Eve celebration
for this time be omitted. The idea
found a ready response IN the hearts
OF the people.
The appalling calamity of yesterday
in the Iroquois theater has cast Chi
cago into deepest grief and gloom and
for The time being, at least, seems tc
have chilled and deadcned all the or
dinary ambitions of life. Business TO-
day was performed with the sole Wow
90 actual necessity and that even was
much carried out IN a perfunctory
manner Ordinarily. on New Years
Eve the streets of the city are filed
with mcrrymakers, but tonight the on
| ly throngs to be found are those
around tnC mOrgugs. ordinarily mum
bcrs of fashionable restaurants in the
!heart Of the city are filled with light
| hearted revclers. Tonight these places
We're Cgmparativcly deserted and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-01
Ravia Bank Episode.

4 phone special to the Ardmorc,to
says:
II. Il. Neal the former cashier OF
the defunct bank of this place had
Jake Wilson arrested today under a
charge of theft. Mr. Neal claims tina,
Wilson, who was one Of the directors
OF the bank took some diamonds that
he released while under arrest at Ma.
ain and applied t0e proceeds to him
self
Mr. Wilson is an Influential AMI
well respected citizen and will have
no trouble in making bond
The furniture and fixtures Of the
bank were released also. and Neal
says he will undertake 10 recover thom
at once
The criminal charges which were
preferred against Neal some time
since were quashed yesterday at u
preliminary hearing at Tishomiugo.