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The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16
FAMILY DESTROYER
The Scandal MOnger and Character
Assassin Gets in His Work By
Anonymous Letter Writer.

For more than week past persons
in this city have been receiving sour
rilous letters through the mails, sign
ed by an anonymous letter writer.
The letters have been usually mailed
in letter boxes of the city and have
reached the postoffice for distribution
| from these boxes.
All of the letters have been written
in disguised hand and they contain
charges against men and women,
which are scandlous, doubtless untrue
and certainly damnable in their ma
ture
Charges against women have been
mailed to their husbands and those
against men to their wives. Women.
whose characters are known to be
above reproach have been accused of
crimes which have not the semblance
of truth.
AS many as dozen letters have
been written by the same person or
persons and although close watch
has been kept by the postotfice depart
ment in this city, sufficient evidence
has not been secured as yet to make
anv arrests
In some instances the charges made
in the letters are of such a nature that
those who have received them have
kept the matter quiet, rather than ex-
pose the nature of the charges to the
postoffice officials, who are doing all
in their power to apprehend the writer
or author.
In the letters there is every evil
dence that they have been written by
woman. although in one of the let.
ters, more for bluff to throw anyone
off the scent. an attempt is made to
make date with certain lady. the
presumption being that the writer is
Ia man.
Whoever has been doing this work,
NAV be sure they will be apprehended
in the end, and the government does
not recognize that the mails shall be
used for any such purposes and relent-
lessly hunts down and exposes the au-
thors of such letters, which while not
acturally being blackmail are even
worse.
Suspicion. from close study of the
letters. has been directed against one
or more women residing i'll the city
and if the letter writing is confined
they will undoubtedly he apprehended
Not only will the government deal
with the outrage against those who
have received the letters. but the hus-
bands and relatives of some of
the women, against whom question
able charges have been laid, will re-
quire settlement for themselves for
the outrage committed against them.
The only manner in which tn treat
an anonymous letter is to burn it at
once and not permit those who have
been assailed to see the contents, and
be- annoyed thereby.
Many letters every year reach
newspaper office containing charges in
private life and against officials charg-
ing corruption The manner in which
they a-e treated is to ignore the
charges contained therein. as only a
coward. poultoon. half man, n
shrewish woman would utter them.
under the protection of anonymous
letter writing
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16

Frank Smith, son of N. N. Smith
who is one of Uncle Sans boys in
the navy was a member of the crew of
the Missouri at the time of the great
explosion of twelve inch gun ON
board of that vessel. AS his name
was not among the list of those hurt
or killed. Mr.. Smith believes that he
is sate and sound. He is anxiously
awaiting word from him as to his
safety.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16
EXPLOSION CAUSES
$5OO,000 LOSS.

Beaumont. Texas. - April 16.-
Special-An explosio on at the refinery
of the Gulf Refining company at Port
Arthur has resulted in its almost
complete destruction bv fire. Loss to
property is 5000, 900. Three men were
injured, one fatally. The fire is still
Raging.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16
DENY REPORT.

st. Petersburg. April 16.-Special.
One of the highest in authority. at
the admiralty, makes the following
statement to the Associated Press.
lyon can deny with absolute as
surance the report that the enemy was
in any way responsible for the disas-
ter to the Petropavlovsk.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16
FOR HEARST.

DesMoines. April 16.-Special.
One third of the counties in this state
having held their conventions. Hearst
has a comfortable margin. Without
doubt Iowa will send an instructed
delegation to St. Louis for Hearst.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16

st. Petersburg, April Is. Special
There are now only two undamagee
battleships in the harbor of Port AT.
thur.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-16

Miss Francis Strock. Miss Helen
Dewey. Miss Mary Enoch ana Prof.
Warming went to Fruita today.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York September II, 1904,
r0TroS-T'o das's cotton market vas nlaer riilisn 81
,-e,e-css r-efrv much al -fe session ana coSe1 ~
,scsI1,- ne hesr prices day- Fne main th!Fs
ssIr-eraures End fooe bulsh news from private
.oreee IN Texas while smaller receipts ana reports ~
SsT-e- rra5e demand also factors IN encouTasins
1,i srecris+fon local bear leader had issued a
strong bea-ish circular after the cse ot m mo
Sbs Trsvols dsv Frl- seemed 10 re little sgH o
gree,Te selling from rhs soIrce and during the eaF
saSing aur rate K though ths buying mo
I1er- rss srrssdrc outsiders. with wire ana con-
-seon houses generally buster Han for some time past
session hcveT.T. II chierY 4 pTo-es-
iars1 Ron creralors having gold On the early
hure wee disappointed thA non appearance az tear
rsSS, zben the furry oltside buying hed sCbsld2
SnS covered before cosA. giving M naEN9t very
$500 M 5sr1one IN trading The opening was
firm al an advance Of i2I2 points IN response 70 hlBe
cables ars cold weather in the belt Ih~re NeTe no
scrusJ frosts -au5ted appeared far South
sc Kansas ara me fc- Texas c6l.el for cold
weather last night This in connection with the bus
Hdvices from Liverpool re smaller receipts ana 20 pIi
ae ssvices Texas telling q had news ana defeToTa
tlor .rg 70 too much moisture worked prices Up 20
advance 2s4S points inside q that hIst halL
hour this offerings became rcre liberal and
prices Assed OF n 70 points tTon the
best rallied continued demand from roni-
the afternoon market while less active than IN the
ruled close stea.!
net d9s points higher estimated 3S1'VD
hsIes Latest weather reports seemed 10 favor f0s
the sold would pass over without ma
the crop Il expected 20 be cold again
night, but the prospects arc for warmer
weather to-day Receipts for the dar much smaller
fhoss reported Tuesday but tie estimates for
to-day's Leading points hgater hut port
stocks gradually increasing being now ol5lo bales
against I77.44l last
The range q prices n the local market today
follows
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,,,caro sent i4-CATTLE--Receipts 500 head, In
Westerns. 1000: market strong; good
~, wine steers. S59SB % poor 10 medium 20 %ltrSS
storkers and feeders $S3 I6 cows 81 25Si oO he1feIs
SS}sS So Gamers 81 25a$2; bulls $2gs4 To- calves $50
s6 M Texas fed steers 81 50S5 5o Western steers $50
mixed and butchers So 1OqS6 TO- good TO choice heavy
S. rough heavy 81 eoq$5 45: light s. 4og$6 10
6uIE ~ sales {5 5O@S6 SHEEP-Receipts Is. 900 head
sheen 1Oic lower 10000 lower; sood 70 choice
wethers SIS 50Gs -; fair to choice mixed sSsS 90
CYncnnnu tept IA-HOGS G"!es! butchers SdGS6 %;
common S4Qs5 10 CATTLE qlist fair 70 good shippers
$4 IOGSi 90; common S2QS2 so. SHEEP steady at sic
SO 40 LAMBS steady at 81 s0dS6.
East Buffalo. Sept, 14-CATTL1-Feeeipts i2o head;
ass 23 butchers S4fS5 hefeTs So 21a$S Io cows " 70
G$4: bulls So 5OQ$4 25 stockers and feeders 81 300
SIS as VEAL-Receipts 100 head; market 2oc higher
81 sOass HOGSR 800 head; market DC higher
heavy 50 3OdSG 40: and Workers. 81 Gs8 4 pigs
SO 100 2O roughs s5 25QS5 50 stags S4gS4 & daires
seeSS %: erassers SIS S0GS0 ~. SHEEP AND LAMBS
teceipts head sheep steady lambs active and 108
higher: lambs S4 boS6 4o yearlings - boGs4 IS
wethers S4 25$4 50 So S5s4 sheep mixed. S24S4
head Including roo Southerns; market steady
higher choice export dressed beef s3 S6 TO-
fair to good s44S5 fed S4@S5 20;
ers and feeders 81 50Qs4 Southern So 50s3 70;
Southern cows 81 50qs3 native 81 50psS:
heifers 50a3s4 bulls. 81 I6QS3 So calves So
SIS HOGS-Receips $500 head market 591oc higher:
top to-day So IS the highest since October 1ooS
bulk IS Go9$0 7o heavy So aogs5 g. packers
So 30qs5 90. pigs lights, SIS a5GS6 ~ SHEEP Re
60 native wethers sS 259S4: native SsGs3 TS
Western lambs s. 5OeSs5 Eo yearlngs S3 sos4
wesern sheep So .5s3 1o stockers and feeders 81 5o
So
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
SPLENDID TRAIS SERVICE.
.HROIGH TEAINS TO THE WEST
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD n. R.

lralns depart from Grand Central Station- +2d 81
and 4th ave. follows. for
BOSTON via New London and Provttence-tS:oo.
y, loco. - l0-o2 \ NJ Z 1:oe. 't1-os- 'SlS-oa
81 -o0. sf5.01. sr12:C0 p N.
BOSTON via wtlinnantic-tfS:0O A NJ fe-eo ?. II
BOSTON via Sprtngfeld-fs:e0 A- N. ti12-oo- 'ht;oa
-iI.00 P "
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS AND CCESGC-
- .Et \. II. TS 90 ?. II
PORTLAND AND BAR HAREOR-fsS.oe p. N
FITCHBURG, Wilinsntic, Putnam. and Woreascs-
Ia 100 P u. -
CT. HARRINGTON STOCKBRIDGE. LENox PITTS
FIELDS :0e 1f9:i5 A NJ. 1:25. tss:25 p NJ
WATERBURY and WINsTED-t5ioe; ss;oe ffs:so.
+Sl0-02 sei0-0z Waterbury, A NJ. Ttl.e5s fASe.
ss5:e1. Tfs:0o. gs;0o 80 Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket oflcss Grand Central Station and c1sSt6
ST also az els c2sf Iis5 CT s5E Broadway cs Park
Place cs5 Union Square e1S2 FIFTH Av, c24S Columbus
Az c27S West is5ch ST. f63 East
I25th St. In Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $50 Folton ST.
$50 Broadway. z. D.
'Daty- Except SUNDAYS ssuadsy, only satas-
DAYS oaly. fStops 125th s. sPa-io- Car 1A-ntIed
UHas DIning Car Agencies selling Pario< and
e-'''-NS S@- q + HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Ar
O NJ SHEPARD. Gen SuDL
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 14--Closing- -wHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures steady, September. IS SID; December md
CCRN-Spot easy; American mixed IS s. futures quiet
Septenlher Sid: December 4s old PEASC,snadian
steady IS ID FLOUR--St. Louis fancy winter nominal,
ps cd HOPS London tPacidc Coast firm Is 1Os5
i los BEEF quiet extra India mess SIS Sd PORK
cut ia 10 is 10. AS BACON steady; Cumberland cut
2e 20 - n sos; rib. 16 "a n sos long
rnio5i-s sht 2s "A n. Sis Sd: miidles
heavy IS 40 70. sos short clear backs 16 20 70
Ass %: clear bellies. IA 20 16 10, SIS SHOULDER
squ,re. 13 n. quiet. ios LARD steady; p-Iaaa
W. in tIerces S5s Cd American refined
27a BI7TTER-Good United states
CHEESE hrrn American hnest white as do oolored
Ses TAIIOW-Prime city firm. 22s. TCRPENTINE-
.SpIrits quiet. sos Sd. ROSIN-Connon firm IS Pc
TRoLEJM-R Refined quiet Sgd LINsEED OIL firm.
Iss sd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

PoCLTRY-. ALIVE. -reeelpts TO-DAY INCLUDED Is car
has been very ue eonfumptiye dcEqnd !et FOR tho
coming Hebrew holfay and tot retail dealers and Job
room, left have decidcd not unload ronltry t.
be carried the trac Some % % carloads
maad "a expected Friday and SATURDAY.. ana prices
pigeons very ID i!l and I9wet We quote: PRING HIK
ANs nearby ana Western per n l5c: DO Southern, L.
TJRKEYsg. per 10 iac. DUCKS western. aterage per
ea.5 sia:i saafaeF4 0oSasi 1--we
aeS ia " SJpses are iaiiy
mpro@enent stfcty fancy large CHICKEN yeragnS
ID or over TO the pail are scarce and would sell fairly
sized chickens for which there Is l.tle outlet ana
than staS rnr ,urkeys more 1Ienty end easier
fairly, fairly steady prices We quote: Fresh ked-TrR
each per- IL 2sqaoo do '5S tos to h. 2552sc Do
average run per n i4gl5e do common lSc SpFINe
&c DO mixed aIaes g % other % reaas, S1 @
pylvania nxed aess i4aISi do rsnnsyvanla unasp
70 12g13c do western dry picked. average best l3c Do
average 12ai5a do otasf weston scaded average Sos
r aTso psd f9 10 ana g g9ds5 2G 90
Michigan f5 d Ia & do sI best 1a 90 one & and I'd
S9athern ana S9HthTesern dr. picked l8e do scaidsl
i6e: OLD COCKS per n ac. SPRNc Ducks Long
PeSnsyaga ana rsinIa fsad i@i 5al5} DO isir to
Eastern White pc per n 1sai7c Sg Do dark s 4S
prime srge white per dozen. 81 80 do dark 81 So do
squirrel win be lawful on and after mo 18th inst
PoYer is lawful but few II any fresh here Fresh
venison has moderate demand but frozen remains
slow. We quote; YENISON saddles. fresh per r. 30r
do frozen. 2og2Sc: do whole deer 1890; PLoVER.
golden frozen per dozen. 81 25G$2 rs do 81 so
POTATOES AND vEGDTABLE.S-Irish potatoes in
hrmer Onions steady for choice Cabbsees nrn Gu
da EssBants 3 o% Isttcd weak m Ia eans .ead
Peppers dragging Peas scarce ana high string beans
lis&. ystsss$ Heaanssa
5 Pound So per s SB or ss as % Do ana s d
(1iants,, 81 15gE1 35; SWEET POTATOES Jersey vel
ket 75caSl; do southern. yellow per bbi 81 5o can
RACES Long Island and Jersey, per 100 s2g$4 per
Dbl o9e9st ocasI do n Hsand eSdFn NH M
CT1CTMBERS Shelter Island per Dbl 5Oc@SI do West
NewYork. per bush basket 50QS1; do nearby, up
Rockland County. n Y. per 1000 25a$2: do Jersey
and Long leland 5OcdSl 80; CORN. Hasensac 100
si6sI G2: do other Jersey, bags per 100 75cas1 26
small TO medium, 10G35c; EGGPIANTS Jersey per bbl
eO70oc do per basket 25G5oei do per hox 20g3Sc
zoe. LIZA BEANS. Hackensack nearby potato, per
baa sias1 so do nat 75caSi do South Jersey potato
bag s@$ 20 90 nat M 81 ,s5 I9NS ON Long f Is@nd
np nr hesket 75e4Si 2J: ana yellow 75cdsi do
Connecticut and Eastern white per hbl s26$2 !6 do
white Der bag 81 25Qs2 30; do yellow 81 25as2: do red
81 25Gsi G2; PEPPERS. Jersey red. per Dbl 75cgSl %
do Norfolk red per bbl COARSE do Jersey green per
G % hi 75cas1: do per small bbI 5Oq75c do per has
Vet 25a55Oc; PEAS. Western NewYor. per bush basket
do N0Ts9 .@ So.s Pe 7eSs sss % 81 IL 25 sTS 5e
s1 20 DO baltimore per hafbbl basket 50a60c: do Nor
foik soa4Oc do Jersey and Long Island. bag S0@
ape; ysr per bush basket 4Oa6oo Jersey per box
o1a5oc
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

The local market for cotton closed steady 10
points etTarce the bass % lie FOR middng upland
ana llz5c for rndci1g spiuners.
Southern spot markets. telegreped follows
BILE firm sc higher 10isc; sales, Savannah
steady Sl6c hightr Fl lo7c sales. l25 bales. Charles
ron quiet Si6e higher e. lOi.c: sales 90 bales vii
nanston nominal Aor1osS steady. 3sc higher I0a
sales. 70 bales Baltimore nominal At i075c Augusta
steady a higher 10 ll-I6c sales, LILO bales 81
LOUIS quiet unchanged i0izc- &eW-Oreans firm
hgher at 10 .lg sales. $50 haes. Galveston firm. &c
higher az 10 l6c sales. a9S bales MeTnphis ouiet
higher az 1859: sales. 40 bales Estimated receipts at
leading points for tomorrow: A. Ncr-rleans 800
aeO bales against SIS last 332 last yea
s.eston 5000 1o1Ho. against 1907 last 1ee+ and
2.2s0 last year. Houston 500 10 $50 baIes aRaret
loo2s last week snd 74s laFt -esr
Receipts a. the ports and iuteycr points today COM
pared with the same dsy last week ard last year
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
ceipts the ports and interior points tn-sav com
with the same dsy last week ard last ear

Cotton Exchange snecal Liverpool cables Spo. cotton
s-IsL; tA-es 5Ve1 bales: speculation export 900:
S.Lsea 4g',; Hddlng upland. 6.s0d. Futures opened
bs.t' % points higher; closed steady. points
cs etPpelnper 6l25; September -October, 5s0d.
oEenber, 5G9d November December esd:
January 565d: January February and Feb
eais Sold; Asrch-April. April-aay and May
firm 4ai1is ana cio'hs qulet ano
r,ss GftEE.It certainly bull day In the coffee
-rs--s-, e-tnglgh TIE general hardly gave any
Fs,rss ete oey tEat buish had received al
60 - e,Ilhg the september towering. and
ScT-z s goa market cable made public from
- of ha're. stating that they had
HGin Btaz 10 the effect that Towering
azure Local coffee think that this
1- 10 le oe Towering. the which
- 800 Known for some time, stn early
'~se INC prospects for the
-: "..ca IS considered the important However
De there was good buying all day in the local
q a. ADVANCE OF points and following the call
vrt.l continued % advance. Three large houses
80 go european coH1ecti buying private
ln1lcated tat EG:oDe also buying Santos
go eelanc seemed 20 be attracting following
blS SoIataission house clients. and half
a. nm het l5a2o points higher Sales estimated
-oaIt 1000 bagE Receipts AZ primary points
.,sSlsa moderate. tIr IL predicted that they
sa-a snow falling oG while slightly larger
1ss ceiveres the idea jobbng demand
increasing HayIe showed a verv strong market
= a@nc higher and Hamburg after opening = pig
.L-ss atso closed unchanged. Rio unchanged ana
e1tY hantos cable reported decline u 100 reis.
spot market quiet but firm. with quotations
ths basis ~ sasc for Ro
was bs feioHp.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. - ]. m-CoTroN-spot in Hight
demand: prices points higher middlng fair.
TO5i: good rnidinE 92I. mddinE 6s0d: u1iddIng
6C; good ordinary 6SSd: ordinary. 614d. The zses
~ COO bales. Of which SEQ for
laton and export included 3s00 bales American.
bales all American. Futures opened quiet
Ahd closed steady American mddng. o 9. September
l9d September OCTOBER. sod: October Nover
ber aqd: December. bo5d. December and
January 56Sd: January February. 66ld. February
and March. 66ld: March and APRIL 6.6%d; April and
MAY, 6.62d. May and June, S62d.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
READING SYSTEM

MEM JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tms from South
E.STcSss I'VE MINUTES earlier than shown bslovv.l
thSNb-z+o0 (7.15 Easton onlyl 910 a N 10
5-4y Se9 t9.4s Easton onIy) D. suntaya q 35
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANroy-s4.ea, s.ls .
LAkEN0OD. LAKEHU RsT, ToHS RIVER AND
SSAfNEtIAT-z40O. s9-40 a Iake-
wood and Lakshurst oryl. 40 p m sunasys .. 40
ATLANTIC CITY--s. SO a. n % 40 D m
'LNEL-aSD AND BEIDGEToN-iz4o 90 a n. sf1 IA
LONG BRANCH. AsBCRT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
zatV' A3e. 11S0 a m. x12Q L30 352, 4-ss, Ssa
~. 4i-S9 n sunday. sxcspt Ocean Grove. a1s
PHILADELPHIA TERMINAL .&ax.
!Ieo $500 -soa i1o-se, t1Leo a. m, Fi3oc siroc
$3.50. f2oG. +3,0N. ~400. .0o. $500 fTsa saoa
$3.50 p N ~. 10 n1dt
l2e9 a m. '20e. s"Aoa. 500. s7.OO. fs.ss d N.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGroS-aaa .,aoe.
r,,, 80 ,YI,, 60; - 90 m - - 90 500 r5o9 sI21s
a m. Reading only. iis10O. Its1-20 Ts0o D. N.
Reading PottsViIle and Harrisburg only, 1<-oo $500
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. Rector g. Pr s.
Atlantic Kids. SeabrighI Monmouth Bob. Long
Branch. AsbuTy Park, PIT Pleasant 1000 a N. Loo.
345. 40 $500 TO Long Rranch) ,. Sundays
sF-ou liberty s,rsst oniv. .Daily fpsIsy sxo.ps
sunday sSundays only 1Parlor only. liviA
1nsqgs 1SatuTdays. aExeept Saturdays
square West 159 l2Sth ST. sTS West 125th ST. a4S
Columbus Az, New York: Court Sc, 3st. $40 Fulton
81 BSlyn; $50 Bway, y'rnsburs New York Transfer
Co esiiz y for and checks baggage to 9sstinssion
Wee Pres and Gen Mgr Can Passr AT
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YorlS. September H. 1904.
BEEvEsRecelpis were Sc cars or Is2 heaa @ IN n
bsi6 orsr from previous arrivals sale OF
ahteb m nj Jersey city ana l. slx-th-st. yards
re-. cS.,sa duii light from city
ana good choice dropped 20 30c
,nt fb hest figures OF MondaJ; catties which
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

'zt0l hagE Deducted that amount bayin- t,.,
ea % back Company n the SeN-York -Dock Company
q. l1.h ,.h AND hBhfe- - -asys -four MARKET was not
as fhs previous Ruyers io.. eo,N6ert
!. x-~ * the declining wheat Fnarset ana sass were
$500 te pfneaisie needs oBr. Mills ho,g firmly Al
,r,.,.gs n.sss aprng patents 81 20ass 10. giner
e. g,gs' ~ winter paans IS 2SHsg e0 srgfng
ssfh q Hou$5s cstra No winter a. sng5e ~ avtro
=, winter 50 saas3 g. RYE m orr, 49,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE,
- viii be received the ONCE OF the Commissioners
Of immigration Eis Island y Y, Until O'Clock
FRIDAY September 50 le04 and then opened for furnish
ing anthracite coal FOR the fsrrybo 'Eis Isl
anu in such quantities may be ordered by the COM
missioner Ot Immigration Particulars 10 conditions
and limitations governing bidders be had appl
cation to WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioners q Imlni
grafton Ellis Island. n y.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo sept. I4-FIOUR strong. WHEAT. spring
unsettled. No Northern old carloads 81 34 winter No
red. in store 81 %. CORN quiet; No yellow. eIc;
Ccrn steady; 40 ! white 3Jlsc, No :
mixed 3Sr RYE, No .. through billed, s2l4c Canal
lreights steady
Chlcago Sept 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

coBSMgEAI Lag qgf Me- Quoted dried s. 1oSSa S 20 I
yeliow 81 $: si iuii iias1 e. hTn
mddg SIS 5 oSr DO sstfa sas e6 sSg dg 81 eptamSer
cry bran. sas& 81 5o bulk
pe So 4 So ''SaT SsiE ts'' IS = Clinical
.n or 5iss: ;sls on Rsoq it 'f?s s
had not e"gsh The damage spr1s wheat that & bulls Is
wheat Jo1aay the local market closed lsS3ae ao%er %e
The carly market was welnjgh eEamped with selling
orders most Of which been deslensd to take ad
frost news The result was badly overloaded market
most this was regained in sympathy with
of on yey bug. st tSe Ss' maet ns esd to hod
and IN me atarno9n reached lower figures than any
here, faTt6e- drop December sfi5t 70
the been ba 81 we @ IL was ss sns5a ns al
London not away from an import iguTe here.
II is 9nss'i"nao,e. however II ths wheat wood 2'ee
response to our &c advance Tuesdsy cam" d lover
market wes scattered on both sides in the worlds
Visible. according 'Brsdstreets' 2s6e
@ 5 %s s Of go Sh h a bd ner m To
nent "EgTegated 100000 bush compared with l176 ooO
about onehalf as large as year ago According to the
m msspp hut the n foracas m 0 gave % sdenc @ '
Ing tenaperstnre in The far NSTth~ss No rea at the
s9slss 80 ! NorthsSn D9lafs 81 2ss.. aiioat.
in wheat; The market had weak start. recovered
n but turning weak in the af,enoon Closed m aboo,
The lowest point f the day and nc under the previous
and cold the impression backward crop
possibly damage reports later the
wheat overloaded from the previous days purchases
EASILY yielded 10 bear attacks report
that taken whole the rate Of yield will lie below
year about Offset acreage
estimated roughly crop of 275 600 600 bush as
possibility. this be discounted IN proportion
belt before October J. At times during the day the
ing elevator buyer of May Chicago
The proved he heavy aEGVegatlng 100000 bush
than the day Last year. on export account
there activity. and No closed cox
vator. and So shoat No white. GOi=o. and No
yellow. SO, ahoat OATS-Tha trade
rather unmportsn ~ the West and the market followed
other grains. closing weak Locally
steady. with follows: 24
SEC, natural white - n 13sr: clipped white
|6 10 80 N. 3Sa fftlc. RYE nominal. BARLET-Narket
quiet Feeding was quoted at &C. c Nev-YorII.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

nolasses SO test 33ac London cabed decline OF
%d with September at los sisd and October os 1ld
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ York Couaty.--TVlIsTn H. Asdr1ch. James Frank
Adrlch and Frederick c. drtch, plaintiffs, FTa1x r.
spp dstendznr-T-tal desired n the County ot New
YorI.-Summoas the above named dsfendant: You
surnmoned answer the complaint in this
action copy Of your answer On the plain
m attorneys within twenty after the sercs ot this
surlrn1rs exclusive DAY cf and
OF YOUR failure appear Judgment VII be
against you b. default fer ths relies demanded IN
the complaint
Dated New TcrE. April 1ath. 1904
LEXOW. MACkELLaAR & WELLS
Plaintiffs AIl1-neys.
Post once address and offcs, Cedar Street, Boz
ough CT Manhattan. New York City. New YORK
To Frank n. App. defendant
The foregoing summons He'd IN the ofce o. the Csrk
Of ths County OF York the 10th day OF July. 1904
Is served by publication. pursuant % an order
OF Hon. James a Blanchard Justice OF the supreme
Court New Icrk. dated the 18th day OF
September 1904 fled September 1874 1904 together
with the complaint the Office OF the CLERK OF the
County OF New York OF said Court a. the County
House. Borough OF Manhattan, IN The City OF New
York In said State.
Dated New York. September f4til 1e04
IsE1NoW iAC'hELI4AR & WELLS.
P.aint5frs AttoraeyA
Post address Ofice No. +3 Cedar Bor
ouEh Manhattan. New York city. New York