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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20

England is the ally of Japan and by
treaty has pledged herself to assist
that country if she should be attacked
by two or more powers, but under
other conditions England would be
neutral. From the outbreak of the
Russo-Japanese war Englsnd has OBJ
served strictly neutral attitude, and
Russia has had not the least reason to
ind fault with the course and policy
of England, therefore the apparently
deliberate attempt of Russia to give
ofense to the English people, whose
commerce is their dearest possession,
by siezing and searching merchant
vessels in the Red Sea, is inexplica-
bile, for, if the Cars ministers are
reasonable men, they must have
known that the people OF England
would never tamely submit to such
damaging interference with their
trade on the high seas. The prompt
dispatch of powerful feet of battle
ships to the Red Sea and the mobil-
cation of the home and channel fleets
shows that England is IN earnest and
will not brook Russian depredatic0s,
even if it is necessary to go to war to
protect the merchant marine from
SECURE and search. If England should
take an active and energetic hand in
The war against Russia, France the ally
of Russia, would probably be forced
reluctantly into the game, but even
that would not improve Russia's Sit
nation and the complete and humilia-
ting defeat by the combined armies
and navy of japan and England would
be foreeone conclusion. This being
the case the idea suggests itself tnat
Russia's course in provoking England
In the Red Sea matter may be for the
purpose of creating situation that
would give the Cars ministers an
excuse for Withdrawing from MancEu-
ria and leaving it in the possession OF
Japan without having to make the hu-
initiating confession that her vaunted
army is not able to deal with the army
OF Japan. Peace with both Japan and
England and the abandonment OF
Manchuria and all pretensions to
claim en- Korea would quickly follow
declaration of war by England, and
Russia may be playing for peace by
.compulsion to save the reputation of
the army at home. The reputation
of Russia's array and navy is already
lost IN all countries save Russia, and
any subterfuge may be. regarded as
legitimate if it serves to save the re-
putation Of the army at home.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
FOR CORONER.

I, hereby. announce that am candidate
for reelection ao Coroner Of Sumter County.
and pledge myself TO abide by the result of
the primary and support the nominees of the
party 5. +. FLOWERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
FOR CLERK OF COURT.

l hereby announce my candidacy for re-
election to the office OF Clerk of Court for
sumter County subject to the rules Of the
Democratic party. L. J. PARROTT.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20

]. hereby. announce myself candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Sumter county, and
pledge myself to abide the result of the pri-
mary and support the nominees OF the party.
- q w STA NSlI
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
FOR SHERIFF.

| hereby announce myself a candidate for
sheriff of Sumter County. subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic primary election.
w. S. DINkINS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
CANDIDATES CARDS

The announcement cards OF candidates will
be published in these columns until the Dem
ocratc primary for five dollars, payable in
Variably in advance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
The communication of County

The communication of County
Chairman, E. W. Dabbs is recon-
msndsd to all Democrats for carefui
reading and serious consideration.
Certain vital truths are clearly ahd
sorcibly set forth by him in a manner
and in temper that we heartily COM
mend, and his conclusions, We believe,
will be accepted as fundamentally true
and Democratic by all who are demo-
Gratis in principle as well as name.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20

|. hereby. announce myself a Candidate for
the Office Of Magistrate Of the Third District
of Sumter County-Subject to the rules OF the
Democratic Primary,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
FOR MAGISTRATE.

To the Voters Of Judicial District No. 3:
am before you again for. the office OF
Magistrate in the coming primary: II you
see fit to elect me as in the past, will appre-
ciate your support. Should you decide other
wise, I will cheerfully support your choice.
You all know me, and | am IN your hands
Thanking you all for the liberal support you
have always given me. I remain. Yours truly.
II. L. B. WELLS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
Merchants Will Be Happy

they upon the largest trade Sumter has ever en-
oed and patrons advance that no house
will be better prepared ohande er portion Of it than
will.
We have recently made extensive additions to our ware
house facilities which has enabled handle larger quan
of goods and to better advantage than have done
It has always been am and will continue be- keep
up the various departments Of stock and there has rot
been week during the present that have not
plenished our STOCK and late seems have
shipment Of summer goods transit but this will be the last
We will devote the balance Of the dsposng of the
remnant of cur STOCK and that
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
PREPARING FOR


Our buyers busiy engaged in getting up their
orandus preparatory gong market where the month
August will be spent in securing the Northern and Eastern
markets in search of their best offerings.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-20
Our Farming Friends

Are to be congratulated upon the present outlook abuu
ant harvest and the crop yields it promises present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Ycrk. May I6 1904
CoFFEE-Ths coffee market today had a buLlsh
ron the po.-t OF last week market
covered = the loss OF a little pound
since middle q last month. this recovery has
incurred ne last IHD trading
TIE report that me leading bear interest the
ket IS SAL Tor europe within day has prob
eby had something 10 do with the advance and
FrsGder cables small primary receipts for over
the holidays and talk Of cold weather Santos
srted buish effect sentiment did stimulate
demand materially. seemed though there
wee had coffee sac and the advances
were chiefly nue 10 the paucty OF offerings. TIE
kst opened steady net TO 10 points higher. At
tine ~ % so points higher. ard closed p % 5
pu!nls higher. Sales only ~ 5o0 bags. The
influence L IS ZOO ate Tor frost harm 70 the
new CROP 4 early crop. The
report had merely sentimental influence therefore
feeling however, that coree plenty cheap
evidenced by the n which prices bid
appeared covering mod
srately. and Europe credited with buying orders
while the only sellers scattered longs. The
90 res higher, El1 remained unchanged Hamburg
pig higher and HaF-e closed higher.
SPOT market STEADY. win quotations
&c No 2 total deliveries
the United states tor the Week were 5sSI bags against
IS 2e week and so.--I bass the week
a year ago. q former amount New York reported
81 628 BAGS. receipts week aEgrega Ted
80 900 bass. compared with 600 bags last
5000 bags for The corresponding week last Re
cepts a. 32sE0 bags corcrasred with
5000 bags previous bags last year
Rio cleared 1900 bags 70 The L-eG during the
Europe 1000 bags Santos cleared "a 600 bags
Ire United States and 5000 bags Europe. Re
eepts BGrta Cor rhe week , 600 bags: present
The range of contract prices IL cs market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17

- 10 as 70 brand BAGMEAI. steady ouotedI Fine
sr-n - sOlSl 40 81 0s9S1 Il FEED
S2s- no- - sssteTn spring so; standard rddEng
go buLk and sacks; nlddng S23FIS24- rod 500,
Aotny SIop 80 80 bulk, s21 rs sacks: clinical S2s
49, Largely because very light offer
tai7ac N this ana over &c II some
u lIs e2tSIn markets. Weather throughout
& - se,S iaetory because OF
IRE n WINTER wheat states continued
Stl-ss n ne 2rJ1ssest The cash
Lszt1ie 81 cE-S1erate strength
40 a. u 41ls Nasre May sold 81 and
70 me Dun pool sast december
ceeseGse OF Io2ooO bush in the visible supply.
said that Minneapolis stocks had decreased ESQ OO0
bush IN two days These figures caused some buving
roCll Llacsy, put the main feature Of
ed % De me Almost entire absence Of selling
and market that was considerably
sion houses had fair number Of orders the new
crop positions, based the weather.
and 5y BroornhaIl 10 $4,000 bush Of
DOsn were reported on May
IoiiiIl cable said seTnofEcal Russian advces made
o-llll5 OF winter wheat at the end OF April in the
lower NolEa and points in Central Southwest Russia
HsatislactoEy or bad north and northwest backward,
but elsewhere good Local decreased
Tor the week Exporters continued OF line no
b-slLess wac reported at the
y % elevator and 81 O7 TO 81 II a1oat North
market was exceptionally dun all day.
na!ly ao net higher The displayed considerable
strength IN sympathy with the wheat uPturn, and
stneT CONDITIONS that we're unTavorable to farm
lons Inc visible supply decreased 10000 bush, and
local stocks 5000 bush previous
week; 10 corn Closed 5S3sc elevator and &c b
OAIS-Ihe market quiet IN the West, but somewhat
TIn with ether grains The visible supply decreased
81 osA ana local stock Ii COO bush Mixed oats;
- 70 y 70 46c; natural white 20 to 80 n, 4S5Oc and
clipped white. 80 30 70. 50G53ac RYE-NIaTket quiet;
NO Western, 7Cc spot. BARLTY-MRrkst dull; feeding
vas agotse a. 40c New-York and mailing. 55g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-A small peddIng trade was re-
today and the market In less
rule. not inclined
concessions because OF the steady
- interior points, but there is Still
lack cs in the Of ali classes OF buyers We
BEANS, marrow choice, bush 81 90Ys2 % =
do medium, s. o5fs2 0Ie 90 pea 81 9@52Sl 30 do red
kidncy IS; do white kidney s. JG9s3; do yellow
81 C0S2 CO: DO black turtle soup 81 so: DO tnla. Cali
fTna. 8 81 0S2 40; % foreign marrow. duty paid
50 40So co: Do Italian, medium 81 SIC 81 30 DO other
foreign. Eiedan. - I9GSl s.: do feregn pea 81 s0e
81 GREEN PEAS. Scotch. bass per bush, 81 Il =.
BuTTEIt-Ieecei2ts to-day. 4s05 pkgs Ihe market
fresh table grades OF butter quite strong again
To-Day Buyers able supply all their wants
week. and taey hand early Tor FRESH sup
More stock arrived than reported hut II
absorbed promptly. and there very firm feeling
Prices quotably changed bot more business
accomplished at outside figures than heretofore
We quote: Creamery extras, per n. 209ozc 40 nrsts
49, Gl0ic; do seconds lG9Isc; 40 thirds l4Gl5c; do
held extras. lsc d. hrsts oGl 7c; 90 seconds; lag
l4isc. rhi-ds. I5H ISac State dairy tubs fresh
tras. &c; DO drzts 1Z0fse; d. seconds l51l6c; do
I3EIAe: Western Imitation creamery. ursts l6c
90 seconds, l5A@1zc renovated extras l5e Do arsts
15GIec seconds. 13G1zcs ID thirds lud@c Western
tactor! Laals. arsts lac; % sseoAas lsg1Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
OTHER MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May l8-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1900, market
steady good prime 3 100 s.
poor medua s. i5 s. 90, stocNers and feeders So -
fS+ so. 81 JoSt 40, Eetfers s. 25dS4 10
81 5ogS2 so bulls S2s4 calves. s. 5etS0 % Texas fed
SAT- IiCf;Sii to-day. 10000.
row 600 over zoo mixed butchers. 81 IS
81 So, good choice heavy ST sGS4 s14 rough heavy.
fu0S4 light. 81 Go0S4 20 bulk 81 70aS4
sIEEEP-Recepts. $1,000 steep and lambs STEADY 70
strong good choice wst1er 81 50S5 90 fair chocs
mixed So 758$4 co. clipped native lambs 81 5oQS6 20
Cincinnati. I6.-HOGS active. S. 1JTS4 q2is
CATTT i STEADY. So 25ES4 50 SHEEP steady. SSRS4
LAMBS duh lower. s. 250S3
Kansas city May TTLE-Receiuts. 4 500 head.
including 500 Southerus market steady strong export
steers s. 6OGS5 % fair good. $40
81 90 Western fed steers SS4 90 stoekers ana feeders.
So 21HS4 10 Southern SO T5S4 80. Southern
To- S26S4 25. helfers SOC
81 bulls 50 5oG$3 so; calves s. 1885. H0GS-Re
5000 head market 56lDc lower s. bulk
- 55qS4 72 heavy 81 70uS+ So packers 81 Go4S+ 20
pigs IiEhtA $4$f ga. SFfEFPR O0O head
market steady native lambs s. 2S5 70; Western lambs
500 Sc 30: Tel 81 5GES5. Texas earrings 81 759
50 % Texas clipped sheep 81 60US5 stocers 50 50GS4 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May l6-CIosng; WHEAT-spOt dull: No
California, Is; futures steady Nay, nominal; July.
6s +7sd: September. 6s 4Ad COFtSpot nrH. American
mixed new, Sd: American mixed cid IS Id futures
cul Nay nominal; July. As sad PEAS-Canadan
sssAIy % 81. FLOER-St Louis fancy winter. dull. s.
a. sv HOES IN London Pacific Coastl steady s5e lSs
81 h4t--EaSy. India PORhS-ESasy:
prime mess, Western G2s 90. CUT MEATS-HaHs short
SUI - 10 is 10. quiet 45s; bacon quiet. Cumberland
cut 20 70 30 10. Sis; short rib Id - n S5s long
clear mdGes Hght 2s "a n. ass Cd; long clear mid
Dies heavy 81 40 n 95s short clear backs. 10 20
10 s4s clear bellies Il % 70 ~ adsi shoulders square
II 70 ID n duu SOS. LAIlD-Prims Western IN uerces
seady sSs Sd; American refined in pals. quiet 3as
5CLIttt-tiood United states steady. I4s CHEESE
Easy american finest white, 4s; American finest
-, IALLow--t.Eime city, easy. .os TURPENTINE-
i,1 A-Aeined ggiat Tad 4INSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17

o. va market for spot cotton closed quiet az
r,g 'ns advance, idIling upland, Il Soc; Tidsling
-. 4atoc Sales export. direct shipment LOO
s--,seei' eriss on contract. 200 bales
s-..-sfn SPOT markets telesraphed follows
ssss--- steaey, &c higher. l35sc; sales, bales
rn.oIs nominal, l4c; sales NIL 81. Louis quiet,
sss..el a. y sc; sales NIL Mobile nominal az y ssc
a. e. Savannah quiet unchanged At 1890; sales. IS
ress, .aaF-estoR T0ninal. Wilmington nominal Gal
asA15 unchanged at 18zc. sales 237 bales. New
rb ,ele &c higher, a. 1Sssc sales. $50 bales Men,
sc higher. - Sc sales 500 bales Augusta
F-e-lee higher. 1870, sales II bales
NJ cea T~eepts a. leacnE points tor tomorrow: Al
ar eoo 70 l3o0 hales against 2343 last week
,e9os esf Galveston. 100 100 bales
100 s6 asc week and 2.8l9 last yoar- At Houston
laSi yea- - S 90 49, 80 - 49,
- apts ~ ne ports srd interior points to-day
17- VIA re day last week and last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May l6The offerings az The wool auction
to-day IL. $50 bales. The demand good
and pricss trul Scoureds sold well. New South
the highest Of the series Locks ana pieces sold freely
OF CrOssbredS caused spirited
tton prices were IN buyers favor american buyers
lots OF fine erros and dHe Light,
Following sales IN deral
Wales 500 bales secured. 10dg1s 10d. greasy 42tG
Is Id Queeusland-6OO bales, secured. Is 5dB1s Sd.
Victoria loo bales; secured ud8ls Sd; greasy 6d91s
lid South Austraa-l2 200 bales; greasy 644G1s nd
Tasmania-d00 bales greasy sdGl lad, New-Zesla1d-
300 bales secured 62dGls Esd. greasy. 5la8I1iad
Cape OF Good Hone and Salalf0O bales; secured 1Od q
Is Sd; greasy GG9d. Arenas-40O0 bales greasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
NAVAL STORES.

The tendency o. the i2ea market for rosin IS upward
with 20 goo! strained quoted s. %.
with some people quoting shade higher prices. The
market rs higher Spirits
with prices about unchanged Tar rules steady. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on ana machine bbls 5sg
TAR-Pine bbIs s. 359sa 30; oil bills St e5as5 rs.
RosIE-gonGaon 70 sood strained. 81 a2ia8S2 %: f.
II 50 So y. 81 9Og$4. " G, 81 20 and w w. 81 50.
STOCKS ON HAND
SPIRITS turpentiHe bbls "a
Tar Dds 2t43
Wilmington. May l1-sPIRTTs TURPENTyNE. moth
doing receipts lo2 HOSIN nothing doing:
ceipts 20 bbs TAR Arm 81 So receipts ~ bills CRUDE
TV+RPENTINE, firm. - - 81 and 81 -; receipts. 10
bbls.
Charleston Nav 1e.-TURPENTINE nothing doing
So e5 81 20: K. So. NJ So 10. n So 20; W G. IS 40.
W W. SO 80.
savannah. May l9.-TURPENTTNB arm. 54'sc; sales.
Coz bbls receipts $50 ubs; - bbi5. f2OSIN
firm receipts 2f2s 6b.s exports aG7s bss Quoted:
IS 80.
New-orleans May Io-ReceiDts: RosIN. IS bbls;
London. Nav 1G-TJ- RPENTINE spirits 4es RosIN.
American strained. IS Ca Ane. lis 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17

The approximate amount OF tho lien or charge. 70
satisfy which the above described property IS TO Be
sold S45.4ST with interest thereon from March
1905 together with and allowances amount
$3.50 interest thereon from March GSCh.
1904. together with the expenses OF the sale The
proXiuats Of the taxes assessments or other
allowances. which allowed ths purchaser out OF
The purchase or paid BY tina referee is $5SAl1
and interest
Dated New York April 18th. 1904
FREDERICK g. WEFTERAU. Referee
The sale OF the above described property Is hereby
adjourned Friday. May 20. 1894. at the same hour
and place
Dated May 18th 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
Present

'aa Exchange special Liverpool cablesspot cotton
s1scs 100 bales speculation ana expert, l3 oaes
oesE GOO bales. receipts. 1900 baies American,
sss[. --iee nlaeiing upland. iaai futures opened
- points higher and points hgher on
a. ;sssss elnsed very steady 1890 paints higher
~ arc - points higher MAY c4o; Nay
tea' Sene-Jaly. 75d. JgiyAngust I2ld: August
Ec-ss-r' t5.as 5epteEnheT-9ctober. o5scs octoher-
60 80: Sovenber-0 6o55; DeeeInne-
-. I'D. JanuEry-fcnrsaTy. G O. Aanchester-
49, ftetdyi ei0tls Moderate deFnanc.
fs -ye6 AND AEAI-The principal demand to-day was
bt Dntsnts the wheat advance having checked can
"a business under negotiation Spring patents 8 10
rlner stras8hts - SEC So: water Dascsts, Sogo
81 -F.ng clears. ssess 20; extra 80 winter. s. egg
s5N&3 RYE FLOUR steady.
Aal p good. 90 S4zf4 -; choice farcy 81 Isee
sNs SyA-Sl4-.2L EteGdy. eu0teds Kiln oTlec. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL coTToN MARkET.

Liverpool. May Is. 4 p. Tn-coTToN-spot IN limited
esd; good middIing T54d. middling. .4sd; low mid
ding ordinary T2Od; ordinary. Ia The sales
Of bales. OF which 2o0 FOR
Iation and export and included $500 American Re-
all American. Futures opened
and closed very srrong American mdaAng. goe: May,
and June 1900; June and July, .25d; July
and August aid August ana September 69Td: Septenl-
October 63Td. October and November. also:
yeu1ber and December. 6.06d December and January,
6O3d: January and February. ao21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17

Cy-'I9NLhe cotton market started with
mere active Gays tr4--Lg than has been experienced
800 --- t Gag were ssLIs--e1 ! !si.a
ABOUT -5eubo bales contrasting with 10000 10000
ne averages = -as week. and the general
Hta-EeL see-le- much encouraging from
tlGnapolEL 7 q q among
shorts. Certainly parties been credited with
v-.e oearsH ana VINO have recently been sellers
bQslAs some Of
Ioin selai re standpoint the covering Of July
sHos ara q-1atoE q long Oc--Lers. meaning presu-
sly al uneuilE q hedges recently between
Two options q rather heavy among g
new crop months. tl spite Of
.a.o-ale climatic conditions reported the day. ~
re opening q pressure
go lsist ice Old crop months ore large house
- LiucAS OF July around I3JOc
teINarc these offerings withdrawn apparently
te party ID question appeared De buying Receipts
l-e te-y AEAt and there were fair exports to-day,
ION me aeF-21Tz shows running
s9o1-l tl7sl bales, against s21s0 and
.oo2so LAST year Nothing more definite
% ne r1rec visit q Southern leader
49, AlsrAeL revived yesterday
W. no Details. and parties who should be informed
cree o. the southern operator claimed
s.Lra q private bank Macon Ca but had little
-ssl On l.le market Gables eWag better thar
49, n 1eIan- er spot cotton good and private
- s-Ate1 Lhat Aauc1ester likely ~
le atie the - hitsunrlLe HOLIDAYS Vhe Fall River
1880 tlilHer clr-a irnels. this
s~ ~ better demand cotton goods Tor export
- a-5-Fe seemed pretty wei established and the
= Sps.el I'm and sal" p1.ust higher and
- OIL support Immediately following the call the
sabEEl OF . points pressure
teelzing The declining tendency was soon checked
--NI-s oy publish wires from &ev-DTleans. where Il
80 ee n-l leaders wee operating aggressively
h n az nI win July sling ~ 70 l3G9c and October
-S.-Sse net gains OF 1896 points The close
49, &c net 1898 points higher
was ege o. contract prices IN the local MARKET to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

AB f9Rs IS yzS ESD c9NbF sPREETs
Streets Is five mlaute. later than that given below tsr
noted. ' N0'
s.5S a NJ. FAST MAII.-Parlor sIsepinz and Dining
Cars For Chicago, Indianapolis LSuissliA and 81
sLl2Aing. and Observation Cara Cincinnati Indian
1Os5 4 n N0q PEx R saIE& cST L11rED-puaan
psrtsnt taFs Fo7 chIeaso. cisveland Toseo ana
L55 n. CHICAGO AND ST Louis ExPREss-
For Nashville (via Cincinnati and Lousvlle). Indian
ass P NJ. ciIcAa6 5'I LIuITE .s Sleeping
iedo. ana Cleveland Dining Car
'V2 dnna LOUIS - Pm, P'i bs
Car. For Gary. W Va VITA Shenandoah valley
500 P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
s P H. P4cfFIc ExPRE s Pisssburs To-
doaa Vasy Routs connects Tor ciexeIaad Except
SIS 2. NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PtEss.-For Pitts6urs. Cleveland. Cincinnati In
s55 P. NJ PTTTsBURG sPECIAI--Daily fer Pitts
w4sENGToN AND THE SOUTH.
S o. a25 % e. 1910 " and co.sndt ats Streets
Isnd5 sttest a a. Congrsssons fm l al
PaFoE ana Dining Cars .s2 Is ass sDesbEoss.s
Sunday. SIS. .s25, .1o55 a 81 s. g. Is Con
.25 ass (Dssbrosses and Cortlands strssts. SID.
sogTEERN RAILWAY-EzDrssa. 12-So. s2S. AS p
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprsss a2S - m and ss
sEABoARD AIR LINE RALwAT.-Expr.s. l. IS ?,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArI1wAY-For AEsrnphis
and New-Orleans, g. % p. N daily.
CE1ESAPIAk1 * OHIO RAILWAX.-T.55 IL week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIsK-T6S l. n
week-1ays and SIS .. m daily.
ATLANTIC CIIY--955 a. m. and . IS weekdays.
Sundays 100 a N. Through Vestibule1 Trains. Buffet
Pari9r Cars and standard Coaches wsek-daya Par
Tor Smoking Car Parior Cars Dining Car and stand
AID Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAE-l255 ?. n weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK Crteriaksn sundaTs)s
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
only. RS. Is i IS and D m weekdays Sun
days, : 50, Q IS m and ass n. from Desbrosses
and CortIaHdt Streets. 80 800 n - so 1 80 Sat
urcays oulyl 80 40. $50 and 8 10 p N weektays
Sundays. sis. e45 a m. 500 ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6o5. IT'S. '7-55. s25, s55, (a55 St Louis
los (enna Limited s1055. II IS ~ So. ~155.
10 tDesbrOsses and CortIandt 220) % -
355 . y, II 50 fs4.55 Chicago
Philadelphia only $3.50 655 T55. S %. 925 ass
Sundays. 6O5. sT.55 SIS s9 Is go s. 81 Louis Lin
ted, $50 ('1025 Penna Limited. "1O55 m. az o.
s155. % 25. 3.55 Chicago
Philadelphia Only). "a IS, IS So T55 s25 925 o. IS
North Philadelphia onIy) ?. n. Il 10 night
Offices Nos 4s1 1884 1Is and Isl Broadway; Is2
Firm Avenue (beOw 23d ST.; 2s3 Fifth Avenue corner
2Jth sL)3 Aston House. and stations named above.
Brooklyn, Court Street. $40 Fulton 800
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
from hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea tor Pennsylvania Railroad
Service.
", ". ATTERBURY. J. P WOOD
Genera Manager. Pssz'F Tra1ao Manag---
GEO u. BOYD.
General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Burralo MAY l6.-FLOUR steady; fancy blended pat
$ so fancy spring patent $ 10 family patent win
pastry grades. SO so: 50 90 WHEAT
spring duu No Northern 81 II. winter. no offeri1gs
CORN quiet but ARM No . yellow, zoe; No , 5oc
OATS stronger; No > white, 47c; No = mixed. 48c-
Chicago. Nay 1a-Ths leading futures ranged as fol