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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

When the quantity Of food taken = y"
large or the quality too rich, sour s'g Z, IN
is likely 10 follow, and especially 80 = 80.
digestion has been weakened by W \
patton. Eat slowly and not too - ~
easily digssted food. Mssticate ins ~
Let five hours elapse M
meals, and when you feel q tuilhes' 49,
weight in the region OF the stouAeh. sri
eating take Chamberlain stomagA ~
Liver Tablets and the sour stomsepB .r.1.
be avoided. For sale by r. r.
RandnInh
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

Isn't Brer. Davenport rather over
doing the abused innocence act Hav-
ing set the Republican newspapers by
the ears over his political advertising
proposition, he should subside and lei
people form their own judgments.
Some think he is parading his martyr
dom for q purpose.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
ONE plants grow better than
)thers. Soil may be the same
nd seed may seem the same
1ut some plants are weak and
1thers strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
anne care but some grow big
md strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
IF food, but because the food
Ices not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion reallyfeeds
md gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems 70 find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample
Scott 6 Bovine Chemists. 40 Pesri 81 Seu Vol.
soc and sIoo all druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

The defeated candidates for gov
ernor are neither of them sulkers.
Messrs. DeBoer and Stanton are both
on the stump, doing all they can to
roll up the biggest vote possible for
Bell and Stearns. That's better than
bolting-some.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

The Hon. Percival w. Clement,
apostle OF high license, and the Hon.
Frank Plumley, high priest OF prohibit
ton, both spoke from the same plat
form at a Burlington rally last week.
Shades Of two years ago Likewise
hurrah
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
Rankrun,cN Notes

A petition in bankruptcy has ~, u
filed by Harvey Il. Sweet, i.Ils !, ,-i
Newport. He has liabilities OF si'''
and assets OF : }f5.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

The luck Burlington is having in
winning the baseball pennant may en-
courage the Queen City to wander up
the Winooski after the state house.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

Terrible plaques, those itching. poster
ing diseases Of the skin. Put an end 10
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

feel bound to do so, being license
man from principle. II Vermont
wants to adopt local option now as a
settled policy. 1t can of course approve
the Democratic position, but If It
wants first to give the present system
further trial with a view to pertectlng
it or in case of its failure to adopt some
other system it should, as it viii, ratl-
fy the Republican declaration.
Mr.. Davenport cannot by inference
make the Republicans responsible for
the proposed three-tourths division OF
the license fees. 1t was an outcrop-
ping of the spirit frequently shown by
the representatives OF the small towns
who wanted the big end OF the fund to
90 TO the state, not TO embarass the
laws operation, but so that their
towns would realize more from the
state highway fund, to which the pro-
ceeds of the licenses issued 90.
The Democrats are not going TO
have a monopoly of the political ad-
vertising field. On our fifth page will
be found four columns Of matter run
as such, prepared by the Republican
state committee, refuting some OF Mr..
Davenport's gospel. On the fourth
page are nearly six columns OF paid
Democratic matter, on page eight two
columns more OF the same, while
other pages contain six columns OF
general Republican political argument
run gratis from plates provided by
the state committee. Some handsome
Ikenesses OF the four candidates we
have contributed ourself. This is a
political number 'shore nuh.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

As a hurler OF words, Bourke Cock
ran has no equal, but when you get
down to the actual meat, there is very
little i'm his speeches.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

The marble strike is apparently
reaching its final stage. The strikers
are striking each other. And day by
day men are drifting back to the shops.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

1t is true the Russians can fight rear
guard actions and retire a long time,
and still have some land lett, but the
process must now be as disheartening
to the armies as it is monotonous to
the onlooker.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

Secretary TAFT made what win be
considered one Of the notable speeches
OF the campaign at Montpelier Friday.
II was reported in full in all the great
city papers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01

If the president would only run up
to Vermont and lend a hand, his
chances might be excellent Of earning
a trip up later to see Bell inaugurated,
to the tune of that 40, 900 majority.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

One last word-vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs-ReceIpts were i65 cars. or 2921 head. in
Sndng 50 cars for export alive o. for and 10
sale steers opened full steady but slow; closed firm
cine bologna bulls oa on sti and good dun
te e G 0"es .5 5h COWS ead TIVE s 5
S@$ 80 per 100 ID bulls at s. S4 r:. sST b at
at last reported quotations Lyrp9oi and LONDON cables
weight sheer At 2 s and ysa51gS 1 Fesd
2o1s QUARTER Of BEER for soharzscd sGi2bergeT $50
cattle for j. ShambeTg Son. and LOCO quarters OF beef
for the Norris Beef GomBany the LgoaD 0S
LOCO quarters OF beef for Armour Co and 942 quarters
viously reported shipments total for the week 79O
ports of Great Britain with the e4ospton Of 80 cattle
So 90 per loo b. II Pennsylvania DO 1855 n at S. do
at s. 05 do is25 h. at 81 DO loo ~ at So S.
No. do g S a d 3d. at G s. go DO 3s b at SIS &c.,
Y do. 1O14 ~ at s. .: do 1000 10 at 81 90 do 1925
Mcpherson FH Co I Ohio l sseTs l4e2 n at n
81 30 o i RElS at So S. o. 1000 0 a.. s. M - do
9e H. at IS 5o IL cows iOe6 n at IS 80: do 1i40 n
Ct g So i994 n at g 81 Is Dc g, 92 n at s s. a.
g 75 do 597 NJ at 81 49, DO ss2 no. at IT " 40 do
Is o4 s steers 1881 n n s. 49, 70 DO
do. 1896 n. at So % do lib 70. at 81 90 ,o.o
n at IS To- ? do $50 rb at 50 5o do $50 ~ at g 25
at do 600 r. at s. s.; do S22 81 10
shambs5s Son; 10 Ohio steers. 1915 N. at 81 90;
10 do. 1245 NJ at "a 90.
CALVEs-Recepts were 4ss head all for the market.
and prices full steady all ths offerings
sold Common good veals ranged from S3SS per
10: really prime offered City dressed veas
selling 5qSc per 10 with selected carcasses
bringing high sc: country dressed veas unchanged
saies-S Sanders: 2O5 veals 127 average IS par
100 N: o4 do. 127 70. at 81 50; IL do 1o5 ID, at sA
Jellfe Wright s. Co: 116 veals 129 ~ at So
j. G. Curtis & Som veals 1O4 10. S4 so; DO. 90
n 81; 1 do. 90 ID. at So.
Tobln &. shannon: 5 veas 20 n. at So SO.
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Recetpts cars. or 2O63
head. including for saughterers and for the
making. with the stale stock, 10 SALE
Sheen in light supply and steady; good clipped
grades and wooled stock slow; car unsold No
spring Prime woolled sheep sold at 50 20
100 clipped do. SIS Is; ordinary prime clipped
lambs 40aS6 fair woolled do. at IS 7sS6 90
Dressed mutton slow at sq1oiac fb dressed lambs at
cass: country dressed at Sc 5oaS5 so.
Sales-Kerns Commission COMPANY: go clipped West
lambs IS 10 SC . per 100 no POS dc. 20
% 2O2 unshorn Buffalo do. 70 ~ al Sc s7a; 20
Western do CT n, SO %; lis clipped Western sheep
I07 SIS 25 unshorn Buffalo do 120 10. at 50 as
date Yesterday 4S2 unshorn Western lambs "A ~ at 81
S. 30: 90 do. 81 10. a So 30
Harrington 24O clipped Buffalo lambs. IS 70. at
IS 10
J. II Hume & Bro: 2O2 unshora State fed Western
lambs. "a II. at 81. -
d Harrington: 90 clipped Buffalo lambs 70 10. at So
IS head for the market Firm Buffalo advces Prime
Pennsylvania hess sold at S. 30 per 100 NJ mixed State
hogs So Country dressed hogs steady at 6c per ID
heavy light weights
Sales-S Sanders: Pennsylvania hogs, 1f 10 average
So 30 100 10 30 State DO few bears. lis 10 at S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 6-CATTLE-Receipts 1000: market
steady; good prime steers nominal S5gSo TO- poor 70
medium 50 9OTSi So sockers and feeders, $SS4 so;
cows 81 1885, 50: hefers 81 25S4 co. Gamers 81 I5g
s. 40 bulls S2asi TO- calves s. 5oaS5 Texas fed steers
S4FSi 65 HOGS-Receipts to-day, l2Ceo; tomorrow.
1000: market mostly &c higher mixed and butchers
TGHS4 choice heavy. s. SOeS4 92sc rough
heavy s. 65a$4 light s. eO4S4 50: bulk OF sales.
81 7OQS8 50 sHEEP-Recepts. 5000 market steady
good choice wehers 81 5qS5 % fair 70 choice Mixed
So coast 5G native lambs. 81 1885 IS
Kansas May 6--CATTLE-Receipts, 1000: market
steady: export and dressed beef steers s. So 35 fair
Western fed steers. S4aS4 90 stockes
feeders 50 25$i 40. Southern steers 81 5fS4 10;
Southern So 550S3 80, native cows, S2t1S4 70:
native heters Sc 5oqSJ. bus 50 sass so calves s. Sg
s. 10 HOGS-RoCeipts. 5000 market cents higher TOP
81 IS: bulk sales 81 658Si so heavy 81 I54S4 So;
packers s. 50: pigs and lights. S4gS4 10 SHEEP
-Rccepts / 500 market steady native lambs. 50 500
So. Western lambs $5qS6 e; fed 81 50gS5 so:
Texas clipped yearngs 81 1895 IS; Texas clipped sheep.
Ss sUGst so stockers and feeders. IS 5CGi$i 50
Cfnc!nuati S-IOGS-Steady. Sass O5; CATTLE
steady. s. 25qs4 90: SHEEP strong. $S5Si IS LAMBS
hivhrr s. 5OQS6 *
Past Bufalo May s-CATTI.E-Receipts 500 head;
du prime steers s. 1oqS5 g; shippng s. 5oe$5 10:
tuchera 81 2Sj: heifers. So 50Sa 60 COWS So 254 %
bulls S3aS4 IS sockers and feeders So 5oH4 10 NEAIj
Receipts 10 head; Pc higher al $iES5 90 Hogs
Receipts $500 head active. pigs steady others DC 100
higher; heavy mixed 1896 90 Workers. S. 0SS Is;
ptT "a S5ES4 90. roughs 81 SJGS4 Go; S3S3 %:
daires 81 a0GS5 10. SHEEP AND LAAiES--Iecelpts.
10000 head sheep steady: lambs active and i5S highsr
lambs 81 5OES5 -; yearlngs and wethers. 81 eS5 90;
ewes 81 75G 50. sheep. mixed. So 208$5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

t l agsregate sales while the
ae STEADY 10 firm. We quote: Domestic ordinary,
lalr 10 good. 81 Q41sc; prime choice, A..
Iea9. og5izc; Patna. 5A95%lc; Japan foreign.
COON a. b 20 domestic, SA g4iac Java 41zg5Hc Ran
SUGAR-Rehned sugar holds firm, with list prices held
s1 IN me case Of Arbuckle Brothers. who selling
!of prompt shipment points De-
60 Is la!iiy good Prices quoted less
~ C@sA seven days: Cut loaf and crushed, 55Oc;
nsyI-Aa oloc; cubes 5.05c; xxx powdered. 4eoc;
EoMIeFed coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4eOc:
es.a me sranulated. 490c Eagle 10 cartons OF fine
srahuiated 495c; Eagle 10 bags 10 bags of hne
Sci Eagle ine granuated. standard granu-
,Sted ana diamond A. 4SOc confectioners' A 465c;
1'OS = ana b 455c: No 4. 45Oc No ). 445c; No 6,
54oc No 4S5c; No s 430c; 0. 425c; No 10. 420c
&C, NO 10, S-90c. The market holds firm
position mere as well Cuba refners ready
70 take sugar for late May and June shipments the
oasis OF the last previous and freight business which
was Closed at 2sc but very ntle is offered at that or
any other enable price Duty paid prices as
rest IS2c and molasses sugar 50 31-32c. The
LONDON beet sugar market steady and unchanged with
May at SIS IL Nd and June 9s. Receipts at the six
principal ports OF Cuba % 900 so SOO
STOCK 4OOO tons, against 312065 tons last There
are !44 centras grinding against 139 last This
weeks summary of the statistical position made up
oy Wtlett & Gray shows stocks in United States and
Cuba together Of 4303I9 against 42S627 last
week and 6201SS tons last decrease Of 100 46e
tons from last Stock In Europe. 2,S96,0Oo TONS
against 2s69616 tons last Total stock of Europe
and America 3.326319 tons against 400 464 last
even date Of January 1901 decrease Of stock is
l6+ l45 tons against Of 1679S tons last Week.
ana an Increase Of 200 SIS l, 1904 Ham
ourg reports shipments Of 100 tons TO the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. May g. Cosing-wHEAT-Sp dull No
4 California ALI 5s futures STEADY; May 6s 3ad July
As 3d. American mixed old As I'd: quiet; Man
As 4d; July. As 3Isd PEASCanadian steady at SIS 6sd
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dull at 3D. HOPS az
London OPacihc Coasr rm at &c eS9fG los BEEF easy
extra India mess 5ss 90. PORK easy. prime mess
Western 62s Cd HAMS-short cut IA to 16 10 quiet
45s BACON dull; Cumberland cut. 20 10 80 II. 34s;
short 20 10. long clear middIes light
70 "a 10 S5s Cd long clear middles heavy 80 70 40 no.
35s short clear bacls 20 10 clear bellies NJ
To l6 10. 87s sHoULDERS-Square. IL 10 n, quiet
at S0s Cd LARD-Prime Western in tierces firm al
S4s Sd; American refined in pals steady 34s Sd
Ais: colorrd
ABS. TALLOw-Prime city at DIS Sd. TURPEsN-
TINE-Spirits steady at 42s Cd. ROSIN-Cor,non arm
a. Is 3D. Observation-Disclosures quiet at 7Isd. LIN
SEED OIL DUH al los Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NCvs-AoTlI. May o, lSu4
ira coree market today was fao-eF-
coFfL.it( .T,eTe was coatin&ed liquidation u the
ttsE LrH-eTal character that recently noted 6ut
sane s-e5 10 be covering, and there as some de
sho.S IN scattering sources s. tha- offerings were
nane .r .bsorbes The market opened STEADY az IN
rels n decline OF points. Il closed STEADY
eAis I've basis with sales reported o. oS.ooo pass
81 nc -,ef decline encouraged py c2atlniea easy
sne -erlcts and continued tG!l 5!azillan receipts
a. Tie santos figures scgsesl-ag ma he% ei5 10
1910 ~ an early aud heavy movement OF ne ~
20 pruase further poStIonellleAt OF tse I-l-s
- - smaller Brazilian crops WlA tesln 20 eAst 81
49, =. statistical shown and ; unoocbteaF
iaels - ic-eS 10 throw over their holdings IN fear
saens nav lie further decline before there can lie
va The trade, however DO not
~ he particularly bearish. There is sun me aea
sst ultimately prices must adv ance ana ms ~ .ea5s
a. some buving 81 the character called lNesll-et.
5ts AT he two ports reached 1900 bags Interior san
- nsints had 1880 bags, and the point lholeateG
r-tirne5 mi santos movement TIE t5raz-ian Market
vs. Ssy N tone though without raterls! chanse aEle
CENT -,s-Est Zras oJiet with prices the basis OF
csc for Iio No 4
The range OF contract prices n ths local market 10
Rnys aEf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

London May 1.-THE offerings the wool auction
to-day numbered 49, bales There was large attend
Bidding animated throughout the sale Vic
toria greasy cOmbinss strong demand and
lots by Americans who also purchased some
greasy halfbreds at full Queensland greasy
strong and combines in exceptionally keen de-
mand. Fine Good Hope sold we'll and low
grades We're occasionally withdrawn bids being I'D below
holders limits firm and unchanged Fol-
lowing are the sales In detail New South Walesl00
Bales secured. edis 10d: l41l1ed Queensland
LOCO bales; secured Is ildTfs SID; greasy 9ffId
Eicoria-TO0 ba,ess secured Idols Tizd greasy GdQ
Is 2l2d. South Austraa-500 bales; secured. 2dals
osd greasy, 6s.l1d Tasmana2oo bales; greasy, TIA
CTS lad wZealands.So0 bales; secured Tid41s Sd
greasy 6itda1s li2d Cape or Good Hope and Natal
coo bales secured IS 6iat: greasy. 4AG9Ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

points a6vanee @ t9r spot cotton closed quiet at 10
"a l.c - t basis sec FOR mfddng holland
81 bales soT needing Gulf Total sales coHs1mpton
irngton non.insi. S. Southern markets follow: VIII
esles. Is bales. lstoiE nrrn. unchanged. i3%c
rs eoHg price isEfe nominal l4e: Mobile moth
bales: NeTo-i sesg Lee higher al 10 is-isc: sales
saes CSC bales: steady. 1-lec higher al kc
~ bales Estimated S,Sey 3e higher at isc sales
faorrcw Al Nev ,-elpis at leading points for to-
sls2 last week ans E 800 1900 bales against
AMI IN aFaiast os4 last ee ga 3 aos On: lye 800 70
ara 20 iss 80 10 go bsies against oeo last week
cosTe5 Cotton AZ the ports to-day ana for IN. week
D's week last year: '@-2 of week previous ana Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

coTToN-Tnsre were indications to-day that those
OPERATORS who have been counting upon corners and
fan hardly the q their con,ictons far al
Al Tie loesl rns-te t;~sr ~ -, SS-iss,Ss t1
fearse % be pulling IN ;her horns.
ne bull Clique active bidders one time during
ne DAY Il runoTed that these operators quietly
leading Wall Street operator was selling There
foon broker Who q1ite frequently does business this
s that offered JAY yery freely rate. and the
market after an initial outbreak % bulsh enthusiasm
showed distinctly reacti0naTy tendency. There III
- ~ 1s lfs.l-2@ tlace situation 10 account Tor any
se q aes- te ase spot 5usinsss at Liverpool did
et II me prospects, fo- spring trade IN GOODS did
n1a1e from sp.anars At the eaTae Tine there
were some things that look though spot buyers
N ne saceess cs bull movement In the face Of
sss seeage ioz the new clcp mist lie measured b.
ssh fsures for the week as b1Iish as expected
~ sonlnuec small movement overland mills and
l2.ns ior bez-ish visible supply statement t4orrov
So sster Of 9gi6 points active covering buy
Is lateT liquidation and renewal Of bear pressure
DSshse q the session downward and the market
60 10Y easy 81 decline o. 346 points on the old
vsstbs| e Nv crop moal sustained by less favorable
.e,s, eonoii2ls were lq2 points higher sales were
1Egrss s-s -Soy saes sayerlnteadent Kings cotton
Il as 1888 las year; overland mills ana Canada
ssiirtse - go bales ars2sT 20 s1 az i mn 'g -
- INTERIOR towns 70 s82 baier AGAINST - s2s last
ass-ast ~ SD last year Total con ,oSn,sn; Gt
sTs - 900 bales against 746s 81 last year; over
bales 49,, ~ tA 'akngs estimated l.g5G 600
81 excess n $500 4st e. stock Il interior towns
BROUGHT r;0 sight thus Far Tor season q COS Si0
nsat Is Tor 90 last year. The total crop
- - GAYS ttis season. against 250 last year
As : % contract prices in the local market day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81

STATIONS All s foet q WEST TWENTY, STREET
aThe IeaH1s f A fd Ehrass and crfandt
latter than s9e asa'
9 F For s SRicag9 I and L0gisVs
Smoking. and oSserSao ai Cars Cineinnati indiaa-
1925 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pullman
rent Gars For chieao a cveSnd ToisdO and
Log p NJ CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville (va Cincinnati Loulsvle). Indian
ass P NJ Clicked I LII sE5ns Sleeping
Emo g ana Obseryation Cars For Chicago. To-
$50 NJ ST LOUIS EXPREss-FOr Pittsourg. Gin
Cary W. va Svia shenanSoah Valley
SIS ?: N. WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago. For
7s c ffFFIecEfsx R5RaRs F5E ptsburs. To-
aley Route connects Tor a eevand exeep
s-I5 r NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
d S6SSoF Ptts6urg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. In
$50 al, p n; PITTsBURG sPEcIAI--Daily for Pitts
ass " Ass 5, le AND THE SOUTH.
Streets. 1oso} .10S5 a m. .is5 5 10 CDes5rosses
ImteS a Streets ard S1 SsSS cc1gress93el
(ReI5rO OiS and GoEtl@ndt ssFsets S1o> as
II255 (325 CongressionaI Limited. all PaTiOr and
so Si%9Tfanss Streets SI%. ss5 1910 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express s.ss a. m and
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-E1press lass
NORFOLK AND WESTERN VEST Ss RA1LwAY-FOr Msmpni.
HsE 35Es9H 6a af6 1fl% Way week
FOR Old Po1& p nc c68FoRr and NoRyo1x7ss
a m weekdays and SIS p m daily.
a d5d-ANIlC ,CITH--9-55 a. m and ass D week
Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week.
DAYS Parlor Smoking Car Parlc- Cars. Dining Car,
- ana Standard Coaches on sundays.
CAPE MAI--12.55 p. m weel-days
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK (Interlaken sun
days.: Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West
Iwenty-third Street Station), SIS Il. 25 25.
40 p m. and 12-1O night weekdays Sundays.
1zIG, 9.5o a. m and I 80 p m From Desbrosses and
Cortla1dt Streets. 500 1890. $40 $40
and l2-15 night weekdays Sundays. 12.15. 9.45
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Sos 425. TBS S.25 S55, "9 IS (955
s1o10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1920,
s1025 (Penna- Limited). .1O-55. 1155 m. .12 IS,
sIe6: 20 (DesbGesses and Cortandt Streets 200;
for North Philadelphia only), SIS. 755 S25.
(9.55 for North Philadelphia only) p. m. 1910 night
ek-days- sundays SOS .755, SIS. 1926. ('s.55
St Louis Limited> 955 (.lO.25 Penna- Limited.
cago Limited for North Philadelphia only) - 55.
1856. 755. s25. S-35 (9-55 for North Philadelphia
only p 1910 night
sDining Car.
Ticket oees Nos. 4s1, 1854. 11s and 2sl Broadway,
1872 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; 2S3 Fifth
CORNER 29th ST.; Astor House. stations named
above: Brooklyn. Court Street. SEQ Fulton street
$50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The
New York Transfer Company Will call and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70
Telephone "54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Ser &c.
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. p WOOD.
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
Notice to Creditors.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
II James \. Blanchard. Justics OF Supreme Court
OF the State OF New York. granted 9th day OF
April 1904 the OF the Clerk
OF the County York. notice is hereby given 10
persons having against Anthony Mossop
Marsh. formerly doing business under the n
Mcssop & Marsh. No 1O41 Third Avenue
in Borough OF Manhattan OF the City OF York.
the with the vouchers therefor duly VERT
fed 10 the undersigned James G. Patton. duly ap
pointed assignee Of Anthony Mossop and samuel
the benefit OF creditors at the office OF Reeves
Swain. his Attorneys. No So Liberty Street. Bor
OF Manhattan, OF New York. " Y. be-
fore the LIST day OF July 1904.
REEVES. TODD & SWAIN. Attorneys for Assignee. IS
Liberty Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May G. : p m.-CoTToN-spot in less de-
Sd; good middiins Ts6d neding, it'd low middling
lid good ordinary. T52d; ordinary I5ed The sales
OF bales, OF which 800 for
atlon and export $500 American. Receipts
5000 bales Including ZOO american Futures opened
firm and closed steady: American rddlns g o G. May.
August. 33d: August and September 51sd Septem
Der ard October. 649d: October and November. d22;
November and December 614ds December and January.
cid; January and February, 6lOd
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Gales 227 b5s. receipts AHA: exports 215 Quoted A.
and c. So D. 50 go: Z. 50 So f, 50 70; G. s. 20;
n 81 20: L 81 so; Is, So 10; NJ So 90 n IS 35; W q.
IS 90; W W, So so.
Charleston May 6.-TURPENTINE firm at 54c R0siN
firm; A, E. G and D. 81 %: z 50 So 80: H. 81 co.
l. & TO- X. So; n. So 10: y. IS 20; W G. So 40: w W.
Wilmington, May 6.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm at
Doc bid; receipts, IS casks ROSIN firm at 81 80 bid re-
ceipts. "a bbls- TAR So receipts. 13l bbls
CRUDE TURPENT1NE firm 81 Is. SIS IS and S4
London May e.-TURPENTINE-Sp AS ROSIN
American strained. Cd fine, lis 3D.
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cuieter Special IAverpoo cab,.. c., cotton
iIsiiesn, 5000 nsist REGULATION and export ZOO
tsl-aq 7Gf Fi,,,,eils 1900; all American midding
ana poats opened steady 10 points higher
10Y. blEncr cIosef
iEher on ~. points higher On I'D ana ~ n nonts
49, Jul, srg,,t 100 May-Jnne 75Oi; Jnne-TaIy
ii s,.Da1, August September ia. seq
,-Lecembsr q i,11e oetDbo November 22d. Novenl-
fuesg. ia Leeeraber-J anuary g ia January
hfner .riees 81, chester Yarns dfrner c,c,Ssr.