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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

graduated standard granuated diamond A. 47oc;
confectionery A. 4.55c Nos l. and 3. 445ci No 4
44Oe: No g. 455o; No 8 4sOc: No 25c No 422s;
3a5c. Nos IA and 10 $500; No &C. 3s5c The local raw
sugar market was nrm. London steady with beet
sugar unchanged at IS nd Locally Spectator bought
600 bags Domingo centrifugal basis 90 test
price equal 21-32c lighterage and wharfage.
buyers The market closed firm with centrifugal
SO quoted l9-32G3ssc. muscovaco. ~ test.
tl643lsc and molasses sugar 50 test l3-l6a2se Ee
ceipts at the six principal ports Of Cuba $500 tons
stock. 2J6 600 against 10000
year 159 centras grinding. against
summary Of the statistical
position made up by Willett & Gray shows stocks
In the United Cuba together Of 4l6bIS tons
against 41364s last week and 563 coo tons last year
decrease Of 1882 from last stock IN Ell
rope e07 900 tons AGAINST 2S7O2o5 year.
Total Europe America 33236IS tons against
433 245 last year az uneven dates and
3 722 $50 tons the date Of January l. lSl Inc
decrease 287 against decrease OF
1880 last week. Increase Of 2U9.SS5 tons
January 1904 Hamburg reports shipments OF 100 tons
refined United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Sew-Yorlt April - 1904
RFsEvEs-Recepts were 22i 59s5 head in
Guiding 30 export alive 9S for sauehterers and
al for the market Seers ruled dull decline Of iOc
bulls ana cows B915c higher. The yards cleared
prime nstiye steers sold at 81 1855 81 a per
a 81 15QS4 co. bulls at 81 35aS4 so.
AZ 81 7bds4 40 (outsde price for extra Kentucky
Dressed beef in moderate demand steady prices Lv
erpoo and London cables quoted live cattle slow
i2lkc per ~ dressed weight sheep lower at 2G13c,
yearlIngs weight; refrigerator beef rmer
az exc per 10 No shipments Of live cattle dressed
from this port to-day TomorTow the minneapolis
will take 400 and LOO quaters OF beef
Schvarzschid SuzbeTRer and $50 cattle for j. SHAM
berg a Son the Coasuelo 30 for J.
shamberg e. Son London and so head 10 Hull:
London for Stewardship d Sulzberger the
Campania Liverpool 17J0 quarters II beef for the
Cudahy Packing Company the Philadelphia, o
am IA OF & IOSO
quarters for the Company quarters for
Schwarzsctid & SulzbeTger and 500 quarters for
Beef Company. making the totals from this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 22.-C1osine; wHEAT-spot dun; No
California, Is; dull. May. 6s 4td; July, 6s
4Ad. September nominal CORN-spot nrm: American
mixed new sad: American mixed old. Is I'd:
quiet. May Al; July; as Sad. PEAs-canadlan irm
Is Sd. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dull IS Sd.
HOPS London Pacific Coasp quiet, % l5sQfG los
BEEF dull; India mess. COS PORK Gull; prime
me Western. Cd. HAMS-Short IA 10 10
steady. 45s Cd BACON quiet Cumberland cut 20 30
10 85s Ga; short rib. 10. Cd: long
dies light 2s "a 10 Dos 3D. long clear middles heavy
short clear backs 10 20 10. 35s;
bellies. IA 10 rs 10, SIS Cd SHOULDERS--Square. II to
No. steady. 3is Cd LARD-Irime Western in tierces
steady, 34s American refined. IN pals firm. 3Js. BUT
TER-Good States steady. T4s. CHEESE dull
American finest white as; do colored, ass TALLOW-
Prime city easy. 22s Cd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet,
AS Cd ROSIN-Conmon steady, Is izd PETROLEUM
--Rennsd steady. Tad. LINSEED OIL easy. los Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine ruled steady with full prices quoted
Rosn Gm but without important price changes Tar
was firm. with oil b5ls quoted 50 so. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE oil and machine bills. ESQ
bSAC
TAR-Pine bhls. Sc so; oil bbls. 50 so.
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 so; r. 81 50: +,
SO 90; O. 81 95: II. SO To- l. SO 35 K SO 70 NJ. S4 ".
81 U5g$& 10: w G. 81 Is. and W W, 81 259S4 30.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bbs s5
%
savannah. April 2e--TURPENTINE firm. 54s.c; sales.
15S bbIs; Us bis exports. 525 bbls ROSIN
300 bols: 143i bbs; $3.50
bbls quoted; A. b. G. ID. 81 as Y. 81 so; r 81 80; g.
81 co. H 81 50; J. 81 so: X. 50 To- NJ So 70: n. So 40
w G.. IS 60; w W. 50 SO.
Charleston, April 22-TURPENTINE firm. 56o. RosIN
FIRM bic ROSIN firm quoted: A, b, c, d. 50 80: e.
81 40: F. 81 40 G. 81 80: H. 81 90: 81 10: h 81 o. n
IS 10: y. So SIS: w c. So 90; w W. SO 10
Wilmington. April 22-SPIRI1S IURPENTINE steady!
"a 4c bid; receipts casks. ROSIN. 81 20; receipts l5l
bbs. TAR firm. 50; receipts. 1l6 bbls. CRUDE TUR-
PENrlNE firm. 81 %. So 20 and 81; receipts 70 bhls
London. April 22-SPIRITS TURPENTlNE. as 4hd-
ROSIN. American strained. IS Cd fine, lis 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
b RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
The ssnS time from Pesbrp.ses and S sId 1a
TweIty-third Street station. except where otherwise
T.55 s. N. FAST MAIL-ParlOr. Sleeping. and Dining
Cars For Chcagq IndanagIl5 and Log,s' sssn,nr
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
1875 4. NJ. PExNsYLv&SIA LIMITED-Pullman
PsTtmeht Cars For chlcasO Cleveland. Toledo and
i-@s p VI; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS Tst-
For Nashville (via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE Indian
ass r VI cfifc9Go LIM1TEpsPGilman Sleeping
s and Observation Cars For Chicago To-
6sS T: NJ ST; LOUIS EXPREss.-Eor PIttsburg; Gin.
Gam For 'G5a Gang. W va Shenandoah valley
5.5s r ii. WESTERN ExPREss--For Chicago. For
5 f e1c fRc Fi9Fqs RaaRs ptt.Surs To-
doah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
SIS P. N. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREsS.IFor Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati In
s.55 P. n. PiTTsBURG sPEcIAL4-Daily for Pitts
.WAsH.NGroN AND THE SOUTH.
Streets 10. so(: 1855 a .i35: 10 CDssoI3sss;;
9nG CSrtsnd Streets 22S1 SSSS; ss
tbes5Fosss .'S and eoI p so, ssj
%aais Limited init Pa5i2s and
so Gpfna st FsfW s2 % i night ,
Atlantic COAST LiNE.-Exprsss cas- a m and
sEAB6ARD %IR LINE RA1LwAI.-Exprs.A IisS
N6RFoL ] AND ) WESTERN TAuwAY-FOr Memphi.
ca fRs HsE fEfaR' 6aTo RknL%RT7s m week
F6 9Rya OBS fIS PoIRr coMoRr and xoREoLK75s
IN. weekdays and 81 daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 n M and 255 , week
days SUNDAYS : IS m Throush Xsss,ouied Trains
days. Smoking Car, Parlor Cars. Dining Car,
and Standard Coaches on sundays
CAPE MAY.-1zb5 z. m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. kSBURT PARK tInterlaken Sun
days) ocean Grove and Point Pleasant tfrom West
Twenty-third street station. ISIS a m. 1925. $40.
I55 D. m. and 1910 night weekdays sundays.
I21O. e.25 a m. and ass p m From. Desorosses and
Cortiandt Streets. 300 a m. 1880. $40. $40 p m.
and I915 night weekdays Sundays. l2l5. stS
' FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos 725 '755 25 SIS. '925 (955 St Louis Liutted)
siOfO CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. i0.2ol,
80 25 CPenna Limited. .1O55. 11-55 a. '1255.
SIS 10 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 20).
for North Philadelphia only. '555 s.55 755. s25 Is
40 IS for North Philadelphia onlv) 1910 night
week-days Sundays. SOS. TBS, as. 's25. ('s55
St Louis LinitedJ. SIS (-1o25 Penna Limitsdl.
so IS a m sI2G5, s155 '3z5. SIS. .425 t'45s Chit
cago Limited for North Philadelphia only. Ass,
1875. 7.55. rs. e25 (9sS for North Philadelphia
ouyl p. m, 1910 night
TicEst ofsces Nos 4s1 1854 1fs and ISL Broadway;
Is2 Fifth Avenue (beIow 23d St) 2s2 Fifth Avenus
(corner 2sth ST.: Astor House. and stations named
above: Brooklyn 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton street
900 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station The
New York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 dss-
rai.nbons "54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
Service
w. " General ManaEsr. Pass-r Trafic Manager
GEO ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

DAID-Tns local market Tor spot cotton closed steady
- 10 pnta decline 10 lac FOR midolng upland and u 2bo
10 E11ling Sun Saes Included COO Tor export 6l9 TO
tplnners and co. delivered Southern spot
iGtKete teleEraphed follows: Mobile nominal
Ssgeo az 4c esva1rsh easy. &c lower at isc Charles
Alu1-nal &orlolk quiet. unchanged 14htc. sales
81 nh-es Baltimore nominal unchanged at lac; Augusta
sle ard steady unchanged 81 l4c; sales. az bales ST
.S1f nominal. unchanged az lsiac. New-<reans firm
1-lbc higher Il &c: Including $500
B. Estimated receipts leading points
toNi Al NeTreana 100 10 1890 bales. against s02
% week and 6sI2 last year Galveston 600 2IO0
es against lft5 est week and 2254 year. and
Sgson LOCO 10 LOO bales szal1Es 80 last and
LIZ year.
Receipts % cotton Al the ports to-day and for the
week, res with the week previous
-reek last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

e1toh t-xeanEe specal iiverpool cslles: coTToN-
quiet. 1900 hEies. speculation export.
~. American 1900. rsceipcs. 1900. NiddlnE up
.ela ZOO. Futures opened steady points on
Lear END p0lta positions steady
p 1910 pe.ls lower. April ca; Apri-1Iay 6sd:
-y-1une 7bfd: June-ruly. 751d. July-Augvst, 1910:
-seitemosT 722d: Septenber-octo5er 6b7d Octo
oFef1lcr. $3.50. Novem Decemoe- sod: Deem
oer-JanuR-y 80. Tsnusr F'etr1arv I'D Nanches-
te.n--farus ouiet: CLOTHS moderate demand.
re Following total receipts OF cotton al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR dull ard
eafy WHEAT-No 2 spring SSg92c: No s. "4sZci
40 2 red q5asac. CORN-No 2. 4yg4Jlsc. No yellow
5Ol@c OATs-No 2. 86i3g3Ic; No white, Ssa4le.
RYE-No 2 G6c BARLEY-Good feeding. 2g3Sc; fair
10 choics maltino 45n55c. Fi-AXSEELl-No l, 81 20
Northwestern 81 O6Ia. TTMOTHY-PTinle seed. 81.
POfK-Mess. per bol. SIT e5G So LAFD-Per 100 ~
So 55G6 Din. CUT MEATS-ShoTt ribs sides Ioossll'
81 case S7i-: short sides (boXedl 50 oU8$o 20
WIIiSK FY-Basis high wines 81 IS ClANEIt-Contrsct
grade. $40 as the Produce Exchange TO-DAY, NE
i3Q2lc. &c IS-Firn at mark cases included. lo1aV
I7e CHETSE-Steady 9a1Olec
Duluth April % Close: WHEAT-No hard 81 so;
No Northern sOAc No Northern s5iIc; May. s99sc'
July. So &C September. SING
Milwaukee, April 22-wHEAT-No l Northern se1sP
RYHc-No / 72R72lsc BARLEY-No .. Csc; sample. Az
a6Oc. CORN-No 3 COg5lc; July. 4si4c bid.
Minneapolis, April 22.-WHEAT-May. Slisc; july
al 10 September s1Ac: No hard 934sc: No
PATENTS 81 e6aS5 O5 patents 81 s51$4 90 hrst
clears s5GS3 second clears. 81 SSS2 AZ BRAN In
bulk S1U4$l5 90
Philadelphia April 22-wHEAT 15o lower; contract
grade April 81 O23aqSi % CORN 4c lower April 495
d4ys.c OATS lower; No white. natural. 41G aci
40 clipped asa a46c. BUTTER steady; fair demand;
extra Western creamery. 23c nearby prints 25c
EGGS firm nc higher fresh nearby and fresh South
fresh Southern. lie, at mark CHEESE steady; New
York full creams choice fancy. lOV1Osc New Yerk
full creams fair good o99%c. Receipts-F1our 1000
bbls 13l5OOO 10 in sacks: wheat 1000 bush; corn
bush; corn. 9,4OO bush: oats. $4,000 bush
St Loula April 22.-C1ose: WHEAT-No 2 red cash.
9Oc: July 81 lsc; No hard, SomS2o
CORN-No cash. 467sc May, 46Sc; July 4G9sc OATS
45c.
Toledo April 22--Close: CONVERSATIONS. 50 40;
April SO aO October. So 20. TIMOTHY. prime 81 IS;
ALSIKE prime. So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

cOTTON-The cotton market continues 20 reflect the
Indifference q he public actual operations are
Soneene- LEssactions yesterday looted -p ony aoout
fvOo bales according 70 estimate 6nc the range q
prices narrower than the preceding DAY The
make opened al decline OF SOP p0nts unce-
Legi1ctiun following cables
conditions ane continued full receipts while selling
also encouraged by expectations O. rather bearish
enc statement q the statistical position. There lit
Le demand Tor May thai apparently from spot Inter
efts and this served cheek the declining tendeLcy
somewhat out Notwithstanding that. the initial losses
we're increased somewhat with July selling down g
partial irregular result Cf
scattered b contingent, and the
ket was nnally steady decline o. 500 points
t1is being within points O. the highest for TIE
Session estimates Tor receipts lead
ing points. while under the figures OF last
sl rather fun and che iato s.ght FOR the week proved
evidently looking forward besTish visible supply
Etsteme1t Tor saturday norzing A. TIRE same time.
shorts were disposed . cover, owing 10 he probability
q urtatC.aLle climate developments
ports, very ane Southern advlces iudi-
oatec raner better demand Tor Tor foreign
eccount According TO the figures q the NewEork Cot
seas1n Is 4s5.OO bales behind year. y tie
present crop 900 bales ths falling OF
between and the enc OF THE be about
10000 bales Superintendent Kings weekly figures fol-
low Port receipts. $3.50 bales. year:
overland mills Canada. al bales. 14s7s
att year: southern NH taas estimated $1,000 bales
lSSi bales. against - scar brought sight
Lr The week uJ6 bales against ils.642 last
Iolal crop moyeneEt-Port receipts. GS31.S69 bales
egslns- bales and
Canada 7-b bales against 90 2 Iss S6ufnern
MI takngs festimatcd laQ8O00 bales. against i575OO
ssL stock interior towns IN q September
sght thus Ear Tor o5035Ss bales eO92
81 bales year. The total crop -
ceys this season against 236 days IN 1929
s range q contract prices IN TIE local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 22.-FLoUR weak wIEAT-5Irtns
yeiIoy 66c 40 2 57i4c OATS easy; No white, 44'ao;
80 2 mixed. 4Io. BARLEY-Irack Onto and Michigan
6s3g3c billed through RYE-Nothlng doing.
t7,caro April 22-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
statemsn, tv- the week ended FRI

Flo FLOUR AND MEAL-The aoEr market showed the
msnd limited to actual needs and prices lower . sell
viater patents s. S so spring S40s4 %
80 Et3,sr g eo@Si: extra 10 winter g sass o.
Choice 70 fancy $ 5c$4 20 CoRNAiEAI quiet Quotes:
quoted: Fine white yellow 81 40as1 IS: coare 81 os
May shipment; standard niddling sol May Shipment;
sacks aidSiaS So sos24 red Dog. $26 81 homny chop
GHRfN&Gw7}rs4T 'i news s Ss as again unheeed by
the wheat market to-day and It closed here sqle ne;
lower after having been time tull cent down
on May and nc on on july. II was asein dependen'
but net bearsh the weather In al parts Of
IN uees and bears took prompt advantage this
fact 70 hammer the market OF and on all Gay sing
sta,es while IN sections cutvang spring wheat condi-
said farmers seeding north Manitoba i
report IN The afternoon stating that the crop
weeks behind the aveTaEe but an offset to this Mas me
tanning their usua' conflicting statements rather tavoTSd
Kansas. which said The outlook was for only about
quite feature in Chicsgo extent here also
8s SSTtcaTv SEQ aS ncinnr ss notabs FEATURES
lie Argentine shpIaens Of !Cst 600 bush Snq ME
pressure sell India whesJs with mers securing large
Europe Bought about eleven loads OF wheat ali
pos Iee interior movement ;eE@eo ts3 G fTon
Buffalo thar matter What lime the season opens me
owing @ labor trouble a95 ha! $ fhs5 sr T Ss mem
iatar s6d s. o59sI os anos! No Northern Duluth
sellers Q; July in the Western market and this
fact together with The heayiness In wheat oIset ne
hush et weather. and closed the marker
weak. al lzTA.c net decline the other hand cash
here rather owing to scarcity, which fact
export that only two loads
taken The interior movement, about the came
year closed 5Gc Z b ahoat; No
white SC and No . yellow, 67c o b afoat OATS-Ih
absence Of support and with commission houses
good sellers the oats market acted weak most o. the
On . closed 44isc; No white, 40446l-c,
No 3 white 44G45c and standard white 45G46c RYE
Market steady No Western. sac TO arrive prompt ship
ulent. BARI.EY-Narket quiet. Feeding quoted az
acc c { N-Yorz. and mating 55JeSc c Buffalo
Including Tor the week ended
April q according ''Bradsreete aggregated l54o
as bush agains: o3. and SsSS,42
bush Prom July 1. 1903 % date,
they S7 bush. against lS361C95 bush
tho week 626 19e
bush. against bush and l4s9 9o6 bush
a wear From /. 1893 % date they aggregate
IS zee 37T BUSH against J3 lO4 500 bush last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

Coffee Cables Rio-Foliday. santos-Holiday. Ham
bu-g-Cofee market opened = pfE lower al go N
: sales II 600 bags HHvTe-Cofee
market opened quiet = franc lower: Il declined =
franc. p July = franc lower. other months
changed $50 uncharged; total sales. 210OO bags
January - ~ July -
February - August =
March 90 September
April - October -
May * November o.
June % December - >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
READING SYSTEM


Liberty Street and South Ferry. CTins from SOUTH
FERRY Ave minutes earlier than shown osov.)
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MArCH
CHUNk-z4.O0 CI.15 Easton only)s $40 A e.. L2c,
40 $40 (545 Easton only) P. n Sundays sA9s
wILkESBARRE AND sCRANTOS-s4-oo 40 4 NJ.
500 P NJ. Sundays. zf.25 A. ", 100 p. 81
LAKEWOOD. EAKEHURSr. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkNEGAT-z40 90. 's40 A NJ. $50 GO Lake.
woGr and Lakehurst only. A10. Assoc 2. II [SoA
p. Ri Saturdays. Sundays, 40 A NJ.
ATLANTIC CirY-s9 40 a NJ. t3.t0 P. II
NlNELAND AND BRIDGErON-tzA00 A N. ts1-s1
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
E400, $50. tL30 A N. tao. AS. $40. s.90 tt5o
~ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 400 A IL go
PIIILADEIPHIA- TER1rrNALJ, sI,S
100. ts-o0 80 90 1000, f1t0O A NJ. f170a slol
$3.50. tzoo. t3Oo, 400. 800. tsOo. t7-so. ts.sa
5000 p. N. s12 Is mdt.
i4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S4ss. taso,
1880. '1L45 A NJ. LOO. tao. 500. '7.co fsSf
READING. HARRIsBURG, POTTsvmLE AND WILL.
IAMSPORT-iI4-00. zA25, $500. 1910. (10Oo, 100
Reading. PottsvilIs Hrsb's only, t40o. NJ
zFrOm Liberty Street only. 'Daiy- tDailys exceps
Sunday. Sunday only. tParIor only. via
Tamaqua- xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays.
Ofices: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry. Aston
House 1s7. 261, asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s3 5ta
Az. IS Union Square West. 153 East 12Sth St. 37s
West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av. New York: Court
iamsburg Transfer Co. calls for and checks bax-
gage Destination
" @ BESLER. c. " BURT.
Vics-Pres- and Mgr. Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
School Agencies.

. nER,cAH AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
ElnDlies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesssk
A. 90 Colleges schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs IA J YOUNG-FULTOS - Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
LackAwanna

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave NOrk. tout Barclay and Christophsr Sta
$500 A M.-Eor Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 M-For Buffalo Chicago and So LoufA
sl4O p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicsgo
p. M-Fnr and Plymouth
p. M.-For Bufrsio and Chicago.
2 M-Utca. Oswezc. Ithacs R1Tsio.
% ~ A For Cnfcagc-Sfeepers Q p Il
Tickets AZ tsT 4s9 tlss I4ss Rroadwsv NJ II g
fulton Brooklyn sDaiiy tExcspt sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily. fDaily. except sunday. SUNDAY only.
Odces Liberty Ferry. South Ferry. Astor House,
1s7. 261, asa 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av- IS
Union square West I5S East i35th 81 rs West 11ssh
$50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; $40 Broadway. wlisr.ourss
Transfer Co calls for and checks bsxsags "a
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23

stock n Havre 8566o00 bags OF which 2.TOa 900 are
Brazi'ian. last week 255sooo and 2723oco bags re
rpectlvely.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-09
DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERAcY
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
held an important meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. r. r.
Hopkins.
A number of new members were adj
mitted and the yearly election of of
flcers was held resulting as follows:
Mrs. r. r. Hopkins was reelected
as president, Mrs. E. F. Coney was
unanimously elected first vice-pres-
dient and Mrs. Thomas Fuller second
vice-president, Mrs. C. H. Jewett was
elected recording secretary and Mrs
C. l.. Gambler corresponding secretary
Mrs A. C. Banks was reelected treas
urer and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery was
reelected registrar.
1t was decided to appropriate suf
ficient money to furnish a room in
the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall al
Athens.
The following committee was ap
pointed 10 serve III dll"h6ihS AOi SUN
"A disposition OF this appropriations:
Mrs. j. A Butts, Mrs. E. F. Coney
and Mrs ]. A. Montgomery.
1t was decided to celebrate Lees
birthday in a fitting manner and
committee was appointed to arrange
program, with Mrs. e. F. Coney
as chairman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-09
GEORGIA-Glynn County.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
Win be sold before the court house
door in the city of Brunswick, Glynn
county. Georgia, during the legal hours
Of sale, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next, the following described
property to-wit: All that tract, par
eel or lot of land situate, lying and be-
ing in the county Of Glynn and state
Of Georgia, and in the city of Bruins
wick. therein and identified in Bald
wins map of said city by number as
the eastern one fourth Of old town
lot number four-hundred and eleven
(411.) The same levied on and to be
sold as the property of H. S. Nc
Crazy under an execution issued from
the city court of Brunswick against
him and E. F. Taylor in favor Of the
Georgia Warehouse. Storage and
Commission Company for s255.00 prin-
cipal besides interest and costs. Pro
pertv pointed ont by plaintiffs attor'
ney. Notice in writing given tenant
IN possession. This January Sth, 1904
VIM. H. Berrle,
Sheriff G. c. Ga
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Some Social
6eus Iotes.

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Mrs. w. H. Devoe is Ill to the regret
of her friends.
Mrs. ]. R. Haley is recovering from
an attack of grippe.
Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Haym have re,
turned from Savannah.
The Zinnias will meet Saturday
with the Misses Symmes.
Miss Lynett Manning is slightly III
to the regret OF her friends.
Mrs. w. A. Hall Of Tallahassee is
the guests of Mrs r. Q. Fleming.
Mrs. D. We'll of Buffalo and her lit
tie daughter are visiting Mrs. NJ. Kai
ser.
Mrs. G. w Wright has returned tc
Sterling after a visit to Mrs. P. W
| Fleming
The musical association will meet
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs
T. Q. Fleming.
Mrs. H. w. Gale and little son were
expected to return last night from a
visit to WaycrOss.
Miss Marie DeVoe, who has been
the guest of MissMurlel Downey in
Darien, is now the guest of Che Misses
Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Everett have
gone to Savannah, after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Everett. After
spending a few days there they will
return to their home in New York.
Miss Ruth Levison has organized a
class in fancy work to which she Civ
es lessons three times a week in all
sorts of lace work, embroidery, etc
Competent instruction is assured her
patrons.
Jesse Thomas complimented Rich
ard Everett with a pleasant card par
ty Thursday night. Euchre was play
ed and the first prizes were Won by
Miss jamie Symons and Mr. A. c.
Banks, Jr., and the boobies by Miss
Madge Young and Mr.. Burford Coney
Those present were: Misses jamie
Symons. Margaret Young, Mile Green
lee, Tallulah Fleming, Maud Nighten-
gale. Marie Burdett; Messrs. Rich
ard Everett, A. c. Banks, Jr., John
Pace, Burford Conev, Sam Mallard.
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Judge ". T. Holland OF Graea3urg,
La, who is well and layorably known
says Two years ago suffered greatly
fIom Indigestion. After eating. great
dlstress would invariably resGIt, last
Ing for an hour or ~ nd LAY nights
were lestle5s. I concluG d 10 Try k0dul
Dyspepsia cur5 ana it cured me en-.
tirely Now my s4eep is refreshing
and indigestion perfect Sold by Joe =
GERS pharmacy
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a, r. u. c.

uPAoL3TEHING AND GAMING
laying Carpets end Waiting. Put
in Cane Seats in Chairs, Mlttrasst
made and renovated, furniture re
packed and carpets clear I'd,
Sahv CARRIAGES Repaired.
w. -. THOMAS,
40 Giouc.ste- street
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have just received a fine line of i'm
pi5rted sauer kraut which / am Of
fering at the very lowest price
Come and look at it. Arnhelter,
corner Newcastle and Monk streets.