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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
FIELD SEEDS.
Full stock new and pure eeed for sale
By Satterfield and Dodson.
NEW CGTT0N GIN.

The Columbia Cotton Mill Company
have completed modern, up-to date
stes m qin. ana are ready for business;
highest price paid at all times tor cot,
ton. either 10 the seed or bale. Call
ei liner PHI ne. xrr ~
COLUMBIA COTTON MILL GO
Sept. 26-tf
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a t
The Racka!
School Books,
School B, ks.

We now have the school
books adopted by the State;
also books for Columbia,
Maury County, and expect to
keep on hand a big supply at
all times.
NOTICING tickets made of
School Books, so bring the cash.
We also have larger and better
st ,ck of School Supplies than ever.
School Lunch Baskets and Boxes.
School Bags and Book Straps.
School States, all sizes, plain and
covered slate and lead pencils of all
kinds and prices.
Ink, Pens and Pen holders.
Big line Tablets from 10 each up.
Pencil Boxes. Black Board Crayon
and erasers.
Legal and Fools Cap paper, School
Rulers.
Square and Spring back Mosquito
Bars.
A big line of Boys and girls school
Shoes.
The best make at moderate prices.
We are ready to supply all patrons on
New Rural Route No. 81, with the best
mail boxes at 9Oc, locks Csc extra.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
MRS, JORDON
Got a Judgement Against Maury
County For Twenty Five
Dollars.

The suit of Mrs. Julia Jordon against
Maury county for damages, was tried
Tuesday afternoon before squire Hayes
and resulted in her getting a judgment
for S25 and costs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
Attend T. n, Figusrs' Fire Sale.

Don t fail to attend the T. N. Figuers'
Fire Sale of clothing, shoes, furnishing
goods, trunks and travelling bags. See
display advertisement on 9TH page. VII
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
Wal Paper, Wall Paper!

Our Wall Paper business continues to
increase and We are adding new and up
to-date patterns to our already large
stock. Let US show you through our
line before you buy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
auoTATIONs

COTTON-Middling, SIC III; In seed:
AZ ID. Receipts From 10 9 oaies OF
Maury County Cotton received daily ~
Columbia Cotton Mills.
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Their ohiIt Died.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs:
Allen Blacknall. died Monday night and
was buried this afternoon at Rose Hill
cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
New Crop

Field Seeds now for sale. We cell alb
solutely farm eeeds. See Satterfield 4
Dodson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-14
The n. + Vaughan Manu- "a
featuring & Mercantile q

DEALERS IN -,
Posts, Shingles, and all Kinds OF 5uio'
ers Materials Rough and Dressed Lum'
Der, sash, Doors, Blinds. Mouldingsj;
Felt Roofing, Iron Roofing, IN anu
Cutters. Laths, Builders Hardware
Carpenters Tools. Glass, Etc.
Columbin, Ten uessee'
Sept 1-eodAw
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vood hags Fendeh me pest On ea
from IN will call ana 81 ~ ou
.n Inc o goods sample and Judge q m
wII.sON 20 TUR n EsE a..
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Produc,
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-19

A. NJ. jackson was in from Sabra
Sunday.
]. B. Collins made d business trim
to Rosebud Friday.
Harry Armstrong WAS Forsyth
business visitor Monday.
The Yeoman lodge will do some in
itatory work at their regular meeting
tomorrow night.
Don't sell those hides or pelts until
you see c. w. Bailey. He pays the
highest cash price.
Grant Mardis and wife of the north
side transacted BUSINESS with our
merchants Saturday.
The doctors report the people of For
syth and surrounding country as be-
ing in very healthy condition.
Attorney Collins returned to his
home at Rosebud Saturday after a few
days legal business in Forsyth.
1 have buyers for Montana farms If
you want to sell, list with me or write
for particulars. Horace Grant, Eeist
Building. Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Collins came
up from Rosebud this morning. Mrs.
Collins will visit friends here a few
days while Attorney Collins will at
tend to legal business.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-19

Keep the bowels regular with Ayers
Pills, Just one pill each night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30

- n 797Ac Il ~ eA 97o. Picked shoulders dull;
quoted at 617c Picked hams tul quoted 9i491Oo.
IAION Inactive; quoted: City 4ssc; country. 4SQ4isc
LARD quoted zoe City lard easy. quoted at
61sc Refined lard easy; quoted South America. 775c;
continent. SOC; Brazil kegs, eeoc Compound steadyi
quoted at Bh4q6&c. STEARINB dull; quoted: Oleo.
R1CBA pretty good demand is noted locally and the
market showed a steady undertone. primary
sAvt were not very scllNe htioueh steaIy e
quote; Domestic. ordinary, 6qSsc fair TO good, SAG
43sc; prime choice, 4AG47sc; head 5g552c Patna,
6sg5sc; Japan foreign. nominal; do domestic, S4g4c'
Java, 4t9Vo 1zc Rangoon, In bond, % 42SAc.
SUGAR-Ths market for refined sugar is steady and
quite active the line Of Withdrawals old contracts,
but new orders coming slowly. List prices
Immediately held expiring with the
end OF May Prices quoted net less per cent for
bloc; cubes Sc xxx powdered 1900. powdered
powdered and fruit powdered 4SJc Eagle confeconers'
granulated &C. Eagle and fine granulated
10 bags and 10 bags Of fine granuated. csc; Eagle
hne granulated, standard granulated and diamond A.
4Toe; confectoners' A. 6oc; Nos l. and g. 450o; No
425c: No 9. <20c; No TO- Abe: No II, 4.1Oc; No IL
4O5ci No ID, &C; Nos II and TO- 1850; No 1G. 390c.
%d lower. with April May quoted at IS 9@4d The
sugar market steady to firm with demand mod
crate and holders asking outside prices Current duty
paid prices follows; Centrifugal 96 test, 1850
3 2332c: muscova6o, $1,000 1920; moasses
sugar. So test. 1892 3-82c. Receipts at the six
principal ports Of Cuba 600 $4,000 TONS
stock 245OOO tons against $50 tons year
centras grinding. against 160 last This
weeks summary Of the statistical position made up
and Cuba together 627 tons against 1878
last week and 51661O year decrease Of 149e
tons from last year stock in Europe. 29s6 900 tons
against 2s64S15 last year Total stock OF Europe
and America, 3324627 against 34l.42o tons last
at the dates and 100 4s0 tons at the
even date OF January 1904 The decrease in stock IS
1l679s against decrease last week
increase Of 200 SIS tons January I. 1904 Ham
burg reports no shipments Of refined 10 the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 70 -CATT.E-Reoeipts 2 zoo; good 70
prime seers S50S5 co. poor TO medium SJ1s4 -
ers and feeders S3QS4 so; 81 bOgSs 80 heeFs = .
asa -. Gamers 81 5oQS2 90; bulls, 81 2JN24 calves
81 5OTS5 Is: Texas steers S4n$4 so ItOiSlt+1lp Is
TO-DAY % 600 to-uorroT. Is OUO. mixed and but nes
81 S0S5 good choice heavy. 81 eO0S5 rouge heat
"a az 81 So light 81 GO5$4 -. bulk % sales 81 eOG$4 70
SffF.FT-Iecepts 1000; sheep steady; good % clols
wethers s. T5S5 Go fa!r choice mixed 80 10S9 40
native lambs, 81 25uS5 90.
CATTLE strong Sc 259S4 80. SHEEP easy. $2gSA 40
LAMBS easy 81 5ca$6 40 - -,--,. 49,.
Bunalo, April % SATTIsflSe,eipss. Istsst{s
butchers s5g s. 90: heIfers 81 5oGS4 40 COVE 50 -
81 20. bulls S5aS4 and feeders - oGSs 90
500 head steady az S44@o 90. t'
AZ SCa$6 - closing HOGS-iteceipts oVty tsry
active. bRi0r higher: heavy ard mixed. s. 'SS =
Yc-sers 50 20qS5 pigs 81 iOa$J 20; roughs, - -
CO.. sas sSS3 90: daes $50 50 20. closing slow %
lower: SHEEP AND LAMIlS-Rscc!pts, lt 800 head
sheep steady: strong . higher lambs - % .
~ s. 50GSi %: wethers 50 4OsS0 co. ewes,
5QS5 =: sheep. mixed. 81 90 s. . , - .
CITY 20 ATTLFf-Is--elpts. loo, II
Guiding 100 southsns steady; EXPORT and dressed
heeS steers 81 Goa o5 good Sass 90 western
FED pteers So OOIS4 -: sockers and feeders S4 %;
eafhern steers 81 1884 Southern g aS5 4Oi
ravo cows S2RS4 %: native hefers s. 5o8S4 So bul
g. g5ss 10: calves. 81 75TSs HoGS-Eeccpts, llIOoi
market e lower: top s. o. bulk, 81 zoo 81 So hsavE
pe packers s. 75S4 s.. pigs and lights, 81 p
eS4 sffF:P-Recelpts 1000: market steady: native
lambs 5OSG 20: Western lambs. s. 2SdSB 90 led ev
81 sos5 5O yeansA S5g$5i stosrs and feeders IS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30

to strongi medium and common unchanxedj fat
not higher than Monday The yards were cleared Fair
TO prime native steers sold at - eS9SS 90 per 100 10
was in fair demand AT e19ssc n for native sides
~ g2G per ~ dressed wsght sheep STEADY at iss
higher at ioaiOi4c per n Shipments today on the
Pretoria Bermuda, is cattle and 60 sheep. TomOrrOw
500 quarters Of bsef Tor chwaTzschid & sulzberger
InS 800 'aS f Quarters on 6ee e hS
Company the British Empire to London $40 cattle end
schwarzschd sulz5erger; also TO Antwerp. 200 cattle
sfu1y s ca, o sonhampon 200 quarters q
CO. and 200 quarters for schwarzschiid
and Is sheep for l. s. DnIenbaclc making with pre-
y.D a6 5OGS aa4s4 Of S St G the
Britain with the exception Of p cattle and 5S5 sheep
per ~ 70 a. Is42 n at s. 23 IL DO isss
1 800 S g At at s. 49, $? aSSS sis S. Il d. S5
" s. 55.s bulls 5s 65 5S9 Ts.. &s s. 10 at s. a It do
1865 10 s. 10; 10 Pennsylvania do 1880 70 at "a co.
% s aG li a nj at AZ = s. IL &c. do $50 b. do
1929 n 30 60 s.i lo' 20 Is f al 81 d SS n
So Is; DO. 1000 n at g 5o a. 1917 ~ at 50 2o
i IS BE- f III mi at az e Bulls IF one 400 d At
n at 81 so; State 1888 10 50 So do 1853 ~ at
: Sc 7S lis 81 n lG at ST II o a.
d. ioi8 n. at S &C. Is do So 25 90 eoS ~
at s. 20 y :: 81 e42 p Do az ai at Eo sS d. $50 ~ al
81 90 do 10 at 81 25: do. 70e 10 at 81 10; 10 do
' Sherman po & Culver Pennsylvania 1871 p a,
fe6DsyivsHla bull 1880 h. Est do, 1900 n at 81
Rerns Commission Cot II Pennsylvania I14s n.
ToO9 bull 1900 n at 50 So %. d. is ss9
do ~ 80 IS: do. $50 ID. at 81 35; Go. 77e o
c41.vEs-Receipts were head. all for the market
making with the stale calves 500 on sale Demand fery
mon to prime veais sold 50 5Oas6 100 ~ No sales
9lo per with but few sales above Be- country dressed
s@Ies~J r. HUNS Broi 157 v.ais Is4 n svsraxs
at SIS 70 Per 100 10; IS do. I07 70. at s.
II H. Holisi 80 veals 12s II. at 50 49, do $50 n
J. G. Curtis 6 Son; veals 1853 n. at So
at IS 75 l24 do III n. at s. 10; do. rs n. at 81
do. so n. at 50 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 14t5 cars or
ao74 head. including cars for export alive t ros
stock IA sale Sheep were In very limited
supply and prices unchanged good HANDY lamps 1 wee
possibly trhe easier: pens not quite cleared
Too N. common 10 choice clipped Sass 25 few
wooded lambs STGS7 25 common TO prime clipped 40
DRESSED mutton slow at sio'sc per 70; dressed lamb,
Gl2c; city dressed spring lambs at 2SOsse 90 per
sales-Kerns Commission Companyi 24s clipped Buff
e faG lambs $ ss sy S5 e a. at s. e m Ohio d. q
n at 60 TO- Vnsh2n 0h . DO IT$ nDeS a. o s.p s
s. judd s Co.; 2e5 clipped Buffalo lambs &c ~ at
D. - Harrington, rs clipped Western lsnes 50 10 =.
Tosp 6 shannon. 2i5 clipped Ohio lambs. so 70. ct
SO % 2e7 do CT n. at S. 49, clipped Ohio sheep Ia
a. ii = Hume Brot 24o clipped Michigan ianAa 50
Newton cor 90 clipped Buffalo lambs ecurlso. a
HoGS-R.eepts we're 10 cars 1871 hesa. an for
siauFh,erers No sales on live weight NGinay ,-s
per for heavy 10 Hight weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

A--il
COFFEE-Ths coffee market opened steady a de-
cline Of points following rather Disappointing European
caoles / ruled quiet There little
Ing demand through commission houses whose clients
were operating the Theory. apparently thai coffee
good Tor advance IN the long and this served
absorb the limited offerings and held prices
about the opening The close steady. with
uuchanred the other positions points lower
with Fales reported CT only about 170 bags o. The
European markets HeElbuE closed ret "a pfE lower
Iayre = lower the latter being
Indicative special weakness hut stIu hardly
response Local frrnness previous day
mary receipts little lighter. TIE had
10000 bags against 22oo0 last year Ire interior move
reached $50 bags. against 1852 last ana
he pointer about with that OF The previous
The primary markets rc-sained unchanged the
4ceut increased movement of coffee points
Emulation having apparently eze-ed material pressure
oHFclav reported. The stock os coffee shows
decrease - 600 tsEs Tor the week OF which the
ec7ease 3-azl grades about 81 900
indicating there had been falling
n IN the movement mid coffee Europe during the
TIE SPOT market quiet with quotations
IN the basis o. Tltc FOR Ei0 No :.
The u contract prices in the local market to-day
rae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 2o-Closing; WHEAT. spot dull; No
California quiet May. Is sad: July IS as.
CORN. spot steady; American mixed new. 4s 90; Aer
mixed old, ia futures auIet May As 3tsd: July.
Is sad. PEAS, Canadian firm IS I'd Flour St Louis
COAST firm, &c 6s9f6 i6s BEEF extra India
50s Cd. PORK easy: primo Western 62s Sd HAMS,
short cut 10 10, steady, Ass 3D. BACON Quieti
Cumberland cut. 26 80 s6s; short rib 10 "a 10
s0s; long clear mddes. light IS 81 ~ 36s Cd long
mddes. heavy. SO TO 40 10 5es; short clear backs
IL 20 10 ass clear bellies. IA 70 10 ~ SIS SHOUL-
DETS square. II TO IS 10 steady, Sis Cd. LARD firm:
prime western IN tierces 34s American refined pals
B5s Sd. BUTTER, good United States steady, 74S
CHEESE easy: American finest white ass: American FIN
coored. ASS. TAIL0W. prime city. easy. Dps 81.
TURPENTINE, spirits quiet AS b. RoSIN. common
firm. 7s 3D. PETROLEUM. refined quiet. Tisd. LIN
SEED OIL los Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS All feet q yEsT TwENTT,E 1T STREET
.fLhe leaving time from pe.b.S.se. and S9rta1 "a;
Twenty-third street station where otherwi's
75s A. IL FAST MAII.IP.rlOr, sl.sYipx; and Dining
eS5 a For s Gsea5qi EndanaPq ePS sls:Dns
Smoking, and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
IOsS 4 NJ N'q PENNs shihs L1srEDpun.a
saTtmsh, Cars. For chioaSo cisvsisnd. T0isdO. and
1Js Pm; CHICAGO AND ST: LOUIS Ex S{ s-
For NASHVILLE (Va Cincinnati and Lousvns)' Anolan-
ass =: N. cEffezo6 FEp.-SaIirasn sl..D.as
SIS F. NJ sf. IoTfs RXPREss-ror pi,s.surs Gin
nna dI louisville 81 Isagg
SIS oas NJ WESTERN B,5sS chicago For
7SS p. N; Pacific ExRR EssEFor Pitts s To-
doah Valley Route. Connects sor cleveland except
s-%S = NJ CLEVELAND AND crNGINNATI E *
s.55 2. N. PITrsBURG sPEcrAL--paily for Pitts
,WasnISd!oS AND THE SOUTH esg Cortland.
s sFs' ois5 h t2st ice aS
Ilmited an Paror and Pini1. ear.. '9gs Is, AZ
M 3isht sunday sss :sss 1SsS m m
lbs (325 Congressional Lirnitsd al rasos snS
s0 GGFhnS strait WS1aS4 ess % 5 nfa
A!iANTIc co4sr LINE-Erpr.s- s.,s a ana
sEHB6AR F Oz AIR LINE RA1LwAY-E1pross. 1885
N6RFoLR AND D. wE ST RA1LwAr-ror asmphl,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-I.be 4 m Wesx-
FOR Obs S Po POI nc COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7.ss
a. m weekdays and S25 .. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-s.55 n m and 2eb ?. m week
days. Sundays. 7B5 a m Through ysstibuied Trains
Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week
DAYS Parlor Smoking Car, ParlC- Cars. Dining Car.
and Standard Coaches on Sundays
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Intsrlaksn Sun
daysl, Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant (frorn West
Twenty-third Street Station), SIS a. m. II 25 3Z5
ass d. m. 1910 night weekdays Sundays.
1910. s25 a. and ass ?. m From psser9sses and
S1 od'1 1ans nisht %ssedays sandsys iaGs saj
Cos Ts5 s755 IS s55 rs 1855 St Louis LirntaR,
1910 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. Io.202.
sI55 30 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 2.2O).
25 355. IS, .425, 455 (.455 Chicago LInited
for North Philadelphia only, 1855 e55 49, s25 2s
(sB5 North Philadelphia only) p m ITO night
weei-days. Sundays. SOS. '7.55. SIS. -9.25 ('S55
st. Louis Limted). s55 (.1o2S Penna- Limitsd2.
cago Limited for North Philadelphia only). Ass.
1915. 7.55. se5. s.25 (s.5s for North Philadelphia
only D m. 1910 night
Ticket ofaces Nos 4s1. 1854 ia and 2s1 Broadway;
Fifth Avenue Cbslow asa ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue
above Brooklyn. { Court Street $50 Fulton street
AGO BrcadVe ~, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The
New York Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
TeIsphons "sas Chelsea for PsnnsyIvsnis Railroad
Cab Service
". W. ATTERBURT, j. X WOOL
General Manager. Passr Traf1o Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Liverpool; April 20 p m.-cotton, spot IN moderate
1904; good middlins. Ts2d nllddlins, 7.T2d low mid
ding I60d; good ordinary 4Sd; ordinary, T2sd The
sales OF the day 6.OO0 bales which 200 were
for speculation and export ana Included 5000 Americana
receipts u 100 bales all American: futures opened llet
and closed quiet; American middling. April. T.4sd
July 7.84d; July and August T3Od; August ana sen
teniber TOd September and October 64id October ana
November. SID: November and December 3OSd: Deem
Der and January. 5000; January and February 6O5d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
oatrnct prices IN the Local market today

tAe local market Tor ssN cotton closed quiet 10
f-nts decline the Z rliddliua
had lie for ui6sng Guk Total Faies - srSne-s
"a bales. including 10 rcpora late Yesterday I5eiiv
e contract. bales E1tfeTp Vera
Sieg,aT I'd ~ follows WLuhgton nominal; Norfolk
bea1y. unchanged 1fc salea .3s bales. Raitiror
I9lnal 81 JAG Augusta ollct. Exchanged IL 1sc sales
bales; NeNOriesus quiet ara steady. ~ lower at
sales. tCp bales. Gu. unchanged
- sses q baes; Memphis cuis unchanged al - sc
eA tle haleE Estimated receipts leading points
-1orIow; AZ Nev-o-leans. 1900 to- 400 E1les against
"a ias week ana l5ss last year a Galveston 800
end 1883 year. -'-0 0' "-NA
receipts q cotton az .he porte to-day az fer tire week
80. VIZ Nae totaLs q q week previous and Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
ports since September !:

FLOUR AND MEALS It YES innpOssibl. to obtain
buyers stl maintaining policy Of indifEerenos. hay
S i6ss5 ao winter Straishts 81 soSSs Winter patents
sS9SS 80: spring clears sass 2e extra No ! Winter
fancy s. SSSs4 20 coNaa - ses5y S; Saoed E kin
Sqq}'sS5; Fine white and yeo 81 soas as coarse g 0s
standard mddng sd; -four 90 SIS red dog s2S 60 all
81 f r5 sSI - rec cog; So ~ ss 9S 0NOp' Gu "
GRh1wfIFST "a a. KS ox.n5ent occurred IN tho
crop situation, wheat continued its advance today
about o down F92yG the figBest point Of the session
port and .e a6ssq HIs Ret noted less favorable
conditions in winter wheat with condition lowered II
port spring wheat indicated that seeding had made
Nae or similar effect on sentTent was the very light
SSS oae h,s 1sor 50 sT5 being raTtuiaTIv light as
70 Northwest arrivals It also noted that Minneapolis
besides which IS e1peSted that Northwest country ele
trade throughout the day was fairly active scale
iresr-e er.r tbs lows e55 81 down ia &c on the
h-i- sIiyss,s g, ADO o5S f,,sb % somewhat larger
than expected but soon that the market not
very responsive to bear operations ACCOUNT OF the
The Southwest tbs was bad dsnoting damage from un.
Ies n es us1e ct Ie hsps 01 ssiSs 81 rs t.
s vas favoabe inaioSSins Clear Conditions thro1ss-
oi ne belt Win showers expected on satgrday ana
~ -s5 closed 81 o. elsyat9T ana 81 oSssi oS g
TGe-a VS. r,oe-,+o frssa 81 ,ba corn rns-b.t ana
prices beye rie5 seaiv ~ arm most Of the daz Will.
lower than the previous night The New-YoTk prices
were net higher support by elevator interests IN
Ch.oago and small Western receipts toEe;her with the
con3itons favored large acreage Reports from Xrse
tina said conditions unfavo-able for corn. and II
feared that damage had been sustained. No
closed &c elevator and 55i1o b ahoat No white
Bee and No yellow. $50 o b anoat. OATS-CoEnTnis
sion houses BOUGHT lot OF July cats IN Chicago
Furahly for Wall Street and the market acted
times during the day. although easing of
what the close with other markets Natural white
50 70 s. n 4S14ac: clipped white SO 70 40 70, ~
52c mixed. % 70 81 70. 45G46c. RYE-Market QuietI
No . Western. 7Oc spot BAELEY-Msrket steadyi feed
ins was quoted acc Ne-Yorl and malting. sSSd5o
2 Buffalo Wheat. including -four. exports for the
week ended April IS according "Bradstreets''
the smallest n fourteen years aggregating IolOSS0 BUSH
against l645a2S bush and 341S2S9 bush this
vesr. Prom July. 1908. date they aggre-
gate 7o7 hush. against es5 ass
Corn exports for the week aggregate 100 1913 bush.
66 7e2 bush last week and 30 1856 bush
July l. 1905. date they aggregate IS e52
$50 bush against b5.3l4.9 800 bush last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine was about steady.
owing the light stocks in first hands, but the de-
mand slow. and this held the market back Rosin
ruled steady former prices. Tar firm. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-On and machine bbls. 6S9
bSAc.
TAR-Pine bbis Sc 358S2 40; oil bbIs. s. o59s5 20.
ROSIN-Common 20 good strained, 81 50; y, 81 90i F.
81 95: O. So 95; r. So 05d$3 So 1888 90 *, So 90; NJ
SO 6JqS3 40 n So sqS3 90; w c. 81 l5 and W. 81 80
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpenne 81 bills
Tar hso' Dds
wilmington April 29.-STIRTTS TURPENTINE-
Nothing doiig receipts cask' RoSN hria. Sc IS; re-
ceipts 20 bbls. TAR drm. 81 receipts. POS bb1s
CRUDE TURPliN~I.s H.. 81 q. = - and 81 receipts
60 bbls
bills: receipts. All; exports 1855 RosIN firm; sales
1876 bbls; 242O; exports 173. Ouotedi Il.
p $3.50: SEP sec; G. e e.; H. g 5oi l. g soi
Charleston April 2o-TURPENTINE firm, b3o sales.
20 bbis. RosIN nrm a. Z. G. D. 81 g; y 81 49, +.
SIS 30; W G. So 45: w w, So 20.
London, April 29.-TURPENTINE-Splr Ala fOBd.
RosIN-Ameriean strained. 70 Cd; nns, lie g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady WHEAT. No spring. 90a0ic; No g. s5goie; 10
5i1sc; OATS. 4Oia fff1c: No white. 45Aoi no 3
white. 42M43ho: RYE. No 2 TO5gWIics BARLEY, good
feeding. 30836so; fair to choice mating 45g35c; FLS-
SEED. No /. 81 OF; No Northwestern 81 Osts; TIMO-
THY SEED prime, 81 05 C2OVERSEED contract grade,
To- ID. So 57aa s6 eft: sHoftT RIB SIDES Qoosel;
SO rs: WHIsKEY. basis OF high wines. 81 %. On the
Produce Exchange today the BUTTER market was
steady: creameres I4a23c: daes l3G2lc. EGGS easier
n mark. included, 168l6ihc- CHEESE weak. 90
10lRc
Duluth April 2s-C1ose: wEBAT-No hard. e1aoi
No Northern eOi4ci No . Northern. S7Ac: May ooAo:
July. 90ssc; September. sliso.
milwaukee, April 29.-WHEAT-No 1 Northern. s6IR q
SIC: . Northern 03d95c: old July. s5Bc. RYE-No
/ 72hQ73c. BARI.EY-No >. $50: sampia, 40461o
CORN-No 2. 5OG52c; July 4sisc bid.
Minneapolis. April 20-WHEAT-AIay. e1Ac; July
DESC: September size track. No hard. o4Ssc No
Northern, 1850: No Northern B2so. FLOUR--Ftrst
patents 0OQ$5 second patents 81 sO4S4 3d. first clears
So 45QS3 JJ second clears 81 3O8S2 30 BRAN In bulk
$i54Sl5 90
Philadelphia April 2o.-wIIEAT-Fair Demand con-
tract grade April. 81 O3gSl O3s CORN firm: good
mandI April 529b21sc OATS firm and isc higher: No 2
white natural 4GiRgI7c- do clipped. 47441ibc BUTTER
hrni good demand extra Western creamery, 2oci extra
nearby prints EGGS hrmer; fresh nearby. 17Sc
mark fresh Western, lSc mark: fresh Southwestern
ITO at mark; fresh Southern lie at mark CHEESE
do fair good 089Rc Receipts-Flour 1.4O0 bbls and
pounds wheat bush: 500 bush;
oats 1900 bush ShpmentsWheat 500 bush: corn. $500
bush; oats. Il. 900 bush.
elevator 9slic; May 96c; July s2ac; No hard eO92c
CORN--No . cash. axe, July 478c OATS-NO cash.
s2c; july 875sc; September 31Ac No white 451s94G
Toledo. April 2o.-CLovERsEED closed: Cash and
April. so 40; October So 49, LSIKE prime. SO i5 Au
gust, So %. TIMOTHY SEED prime. 81 DO; September