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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

coal Philadelphia 70 Boston 81: bark sec tons coal:
phflaCerhs 10 Portland. private terms slooneI 80
tons. coal. Philadelphia . Hostn. private ltIiS,
irf bark ga tons Thi.aleqaa 20 Yarmouth y
ouncrs account: British Schooner. ll9 tons t1a nee
70 - Tna b. 81: barge. 1900 tons oaraeitE, o9e
N.ctavrseu Boston. IOc barge. 40 tons ca,s' N'
-y-atrrzeod oiI fairly active and stea4ly
held Refined petroleum IS steady i-nsee on
uer Hrr "a present price, We quote u
standard white. btls s. -: bulk. - CO. 10,
tbls - -. bulk. %: refined. cases. NeW-1 of S
Philadelphia. sli Il: water Waite New ork 6Dls, ~
test Si6 -. bak. co; Philadelphia. $40 80 oul . 90
water white cases, NeU-lorl $li2O; Iha,e.l,1IId
sl4 Il COTTONSFED OII--Prme crude D . mus
> 29c: prime yellow. jc: OF summer yel-
so-e- rars.lnal IINSEED CII.-Americ2n seed, c!is
raw slc: out raw. 3saicc; Calcutta raw Coo
LARD OIL. Gcq0lc.
TE0EISIONs-rhe market opened stronger and ad-
,a.ceI small receipts &c rise in live hogs and bG
Inc OF hackers Later eased OF under realizing Cl-
carl receipts 200: Kansas city 3.Inu Omaha
600 PORK firm. quoted: Mess. Sll tadSl5 p; family
sl5. short clear 75GS1G 30 BEEF steady: quoted;
Mess s. oGS9. family, S11GS12 packet Sl94Sl; extra
India mess S1GGS1s. BEEF HAMS quiet; quoted al
500 s0US2o DRESSED HOGS steady: quoted: Bac9ns
7.r 10 100 n 7tsc: 140 II 1@4c; pigs SO
sac CUT MEATS-Plckled bellies dull quoted; 10 To-
Sc. u - s2sc: u n &c Picked shoulders quiet;
quoted C1zc Picked hams quiet. quoted at g'2d iVc
TAIIOw quiet quoted: City. 4'sc: country. 4sp0isc
LARD firm quoted 4oc CITY lard firm; quoted AT
csc Refined ls-d Irm quoted: south America ec; con-
tlner- 750c: Brazil kegs. o.. Compound quiet; quoted
6as Q6&c. STEAIINE dull; quoted O!eo. 6'aG6f+c'
city lard stsarine 1g7iac.
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Port of New-York, Saturday, April 2, 1904.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Lucania CBr). Watt Liverpool March 2s and
Queenstown % Co. Ltd, with 253 cabin
and S42 passengers nails and mdsc Arrived
the Bar 0:26 a m. -
Steamer United States DAM. Copenhagen March IS
Christana - and Chrisansand -. 70 Punch. Edye q
Co. with III cabin and l.150 seeTage passengers and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10 m. LIST. -
Steamer Phoebus Ger. Schierhurst. Hamburg March
16 Shields p Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived
ct the Bar 12O p m
Patricia Gen. ReessnE. Hamburg March 10
Boulogne 20 Plymouth 81 the Hamburg American
Line and IL 52 passengers and
mdse. Arrived the lIar at 9
Steamer PRINCESS Alice Ger. BOe. Bremen March
% and CherbOurg "a to Oerchs & Co with 100 cabin
and So passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Bar $50 a
steamer Pert dtaD Parod Genoa March T. Ieghorn
>. Messina Palermo Il. Phelps Bros Co with
mdse vessel simpson. Spence & Young Arrived at
n = y m lst
steamer Feperarza. Rogers Vera Cruz March "a
ProEreso 90 and Havana %. 20 James Ward Sc co.
with 10 passengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at >
March s Demerara 10, Trinidad a. Carlpano H. Cmana
1G La Ciuayra L. Porto Cabeo Is. Curacao
20 Jacnel o. AqUin and Aux Cages p, auPTince
and %, to the Holla1d-America Line with 4
cabin mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
II p LIST.
March % with asphalt to order. Vessel to the Tweedie
Trading Co Arrived the Bar at 10 a m.
steamer NClund tNor Peterson Jucaro March D. 20 W
D MuLs0n, with mahogany. Arrived at the Bar at 6
q m.
Thesps (Tsrl. Ferguson March H. Rio
Jansiro - Bahia 10 PernambucO IL and Barbados D.
Busk Jevons with 66 passengers mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at SAB p m 1st
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-NOrk. April :. 1WD4-
REFVFS-Recepts and no trading. Feeling steady
light request. but prices We're ulcHse,
Latest cable advices quoted live cattle selling at St2llc
PEI 10 weight; sheep at 122Ql@c young sheep
i3izc weight refrigerator beef Sc Per 10 x
on the Minnetonka London. 1O quarters of beef in the
Ftra to Liverpool 1880 quarters Of beef IN the st LOUIS
TO Southampton. 600 cattle the British PIIncess OF
which $50 70 London go Antwerp, and 80 cattle
and 10 sheep on the Trinidad to Bermuda. .
CAINES-Receipts 220 head, all Tor the market
Prices steady and stock wanted common 20
prime yeas JOdSS 100 70 No little calves
offered veals steady at SolZ12c Per ID
country dressed TG10i2c go =. .
Saies-IeIline Wright SO veals, 127 IL average,
at IS per ~ 80 do i21 H. at 81: do 100 To- NJ
Sanders 81 yeais I31 H. at 81: Go. SIS h. at So;
do. 100 10 at 81 30 -
head Ell for the making, with the stale stock
IL cars on sale sheep entirely nominal and lambs
IN rather better with prices fraction hEher
For cars were held Good choice lambs sold AT
SCI IaIs % per dressed mutton little more
active at case per few wethers selling AT $40:
dressed lambs quiet SIG iOc; country dressed spring
SaIes@Newton & CO 211 buffalo lambs 81 n averaEs.
nt So - per II: 2l1 do 81 10 at SO 20 2l d. 40 To-
a Sc 25. -, 49,, - Q, ~ -.
[erns Commission Co: 201 Buffalo lambs, 81 To- az
Sc 20: 2O1 do. ~ n, at So ~ %. ., SOL.
TIOGS-Rrceipts IL 22I4 head. incIudlng
Feeling steady. Prime state nogs SOFA
az 81 40 pe- 10 dressed hogs slow at 1gSc per
10 for heavy o light weights -. . - m
hogs. AZ ID average al - ~
3 roughs. 3SI H., at 81 30
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Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

New York Aprn .. 1904.
the four deTartnent the market closing more less
as5 So Winter sSig SSS 90 N Winter patents patents : 20
I-I.otE Nominal RYE FLoUR-Dun. quoted: FAR
70 good s. 8es4 90 choice 70 fancy 50 eoaS! 50 CORN
MEAIs-Firm Quoted: Hiln dried. 50 legS3 10, as TO
coT 81 a6aSi x. coarse 81 SsSsi II FEEBmse5dy
Quoted; Western spring bran. April SIS IS. arrive
sacks: middlinr $50 7Se5: Rcd Dog S24 30: horny
- e2, n 2AILThe wheat market today was
markets closed and She public not very much interested in
manned rather strong about isc advance Thursday
in parts OF the West instead OF 1nd as ex-
-, -e ,,est ,-5 ~. Us Us ~ - i 1+oii= l;s-
as TO the bachy1rdness OF wheat The regular close q
realizns was neVetheess &c net higher After j O'clock
Thursdays close with slight uptuTn toward o'clock
Mea ne heufe stood az Use ior May ana V3so Tor July
which had en- effect al other markets while sosthWest
The latter market close showed quite some rally
Receipts al kansas cry and St Louis we're only Is 600
s@enss rom 9Be t Th Points w ss Se tbs icing Mlis for @
oeps aggregated 24S ooo bushels and shipments 600
Exporters were entirely out Of The market No red
SiOrtheFn Duluth 81 Oess aaoa;, CoRN-The local
Tset Tor com was entlFey hoT1ins no trades taxing
howsysT owing 70 fgT.er supper. given The West by
1nd that market Moderate realizing caused later de
steady. with dsy hTe eo!c and July 5si.e bot6 asking
b. and No yellow Sc o anoat oATS-TraGing in
the local oats market continued fairly active
scale, with the undtone firm in sympathy with other
markets No closed sGiec. No white. 4Sc. No
8 white and standard white, 47i.c RYE-Marret dull
NO Western SIC. arrive. prompt shipment BARLEY
Market quiet Feeling quoted zac 1 New
York. and mailing, b5G65c Buffalo Wheat includ-
ending March 81. according
70 Bradsreets aEgregated l267 $50 bushels against
5.l30.g74 this week last year.
Prom July J. 1908 they l5 $50 634 bush
971 4Q1 exports for the
21z bushels. against l27 &c
2S32 O6S From July l. 1903. date
46523339 bushels against 4T212546 last
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NAVAL STORES.

Tho market spirits turpentne IS dull and nominal
owing TO demoralized state Of tho Sayannah mar
ana no quotations from there. Eosin IS quiet
mn steady ard Tar is quiet and unchanged
guy sp T t-RpFNTNE Llls Use machine tbls.
5srsc
TAR-OU hbis 81
KOSIN-t'amuou good strained, 81 so: p 81 So e,
81 90: O. So %: II. 50 10; 81 %; X. 81 20 NJ 81 pug
So. y 81 O5GS4 IN. W q. 81 -. W ". s. 250Si 30
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin no ri
- '' llJ thls
Wilmington. April 2-SPITITS TURrENTINE-No,h
doing. IS bbis RDSIN-NothiuG doing re-
CENTS o bbs TAR firm at 81 20. receipts ~ htls.
CRUDE TURPENTINTs firm 81 *. s. - and So 40,
receipts. 4 hbls
Charleston. April 2.-TURPENTINE and RosIN nom
inaL - -. -
recepts asa rbis exports. 500 ROSIN sales 2s3
bbls. receipts 2574 exports 1904 quoted: \. =. c
ara u q so. = 50 IS; F. 81 co. 50 60. 81 70. J..
81 %. X So 30. NJ 81 70. y. So CO: W c. So so: ".
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Bolivia (Ger winter. Port Linlon March "A.
TO the Hamburg American Line. with coffee Arl'ed al
m -
steamer Crken (NoTI. Petersen. Caibarten March q
ArbrckIe Bros wit Vessel W u MunsOn-
Arrive at 400
steamer Prinzessin Victoria Luise Ger, Ruser. Ber-
muda March 81. to the Hamburg American Line. with
POS saloon passengers Arrived at the Bar at u m
Steamer Alamo. Avery. Galveston March "a. wa
Brunswick to II Mallory & Go. with mdse Passed
sandy Hook at M
steamer Lansing COnnOr. Port Arthur Tex. March =
to VI Cuffey oil Company. with barge No S3. with oil
steamer seminole. Staples. Jacksonville Mareh =.
Charleston % to William clyde Co and ssled Ior
Boston,. -
steamer Apache. staples Jacksonville March 80 via
Charleston 81 TO William clyde * Co. with passengers
and mdse Z.
Steamer City Augusta Burg, savannah 70 ocean -
Co. with passengers and mdse
steamer jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk =
Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers ana muse O
Highlands at ia m. -.
Himora (Br LOckhart. Baltimore Nafcn 81
Shewan Tones & Co. with mdse in transit; VIII hlIsh
loading for Hong Kong. -. -,
steamer Benefactor Curry. Philadelphia. to William
CLYDE & Co. with mdse.
steamer tIrJ Kirkby. Perth AmbOy, to Trini
Shipping and Trading Company.
Sandy HOOk., J. April 2~9iO TNtn ind west. strong
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April 2-Sailed. steamers Unbrfa ~.
ems New YORK; Bowie (3rJ. Kerr New-Yorj, ~,
tBr). Lindsay. New-YoTk; March 81 MARI -
tBr), for Halifax; April ?. arrived .-1es
torian (Br). Gavin, New-York: CsrnDs-51s "a
Pritchard New-York. o.
Lizard April 2 $50 m-Passed. steamer Mas, -
Zerbonsen. New-York fo- Bremen 1 N'-
London. april SAILED. steamer Minnehaha OR, -
Nsw-YOri VIA Cherbourg land passed Hurst c ss'sn
Shields. March 3l-sailed steamer Diamant Co., :.
mich from Hamburg New-York ''' scaia
Prawle Point. April Passed steamer Frs,ss.. -
Albrecht Bremen for New-YOrk III ts-
Kinsale. April Passed. steamer Victorian ra-,
New-YOrk for Liverpool '''s Cari
Bremen. April ?. D r-Sailed. stsarusr p-.-. -
Siesch. NeV-York via CherbOurg A Vi-
Antwerp April 2-Sailed. steamer Kroonrans n
Sew-York- '-' Dczr1
Rotterdam. April .. s a ul-Arrived sfaans- y
Dutch. Bonner. New-York Via Boulogne Noert
Nieuwe Waterweg. March 3O-sailed stea,,.- .
Main Gen. for New-York sea
Cherbourg. April .. s p rn-SaiIed ssean,e- :. n,
erts. from Southampton for New YorI, --- %
Havre, April ?. IL m-Sailed. steamer La Lorrsg-
Alix. New-Y 'a-ne ?
Genoa. April 2-Arrived. steamer Augusta We,
sauermann Pireeus. Btrout, etc. for NeV -a y
a cruise) -oIk
Orclgo. New-YOrS; 31st. sailed. steams- q. n
fBr). Clavery. New-YOrk NaAi
Malta. April Passed steamer st FTllans C3,, D.,
A,.,i i Si, Ne Mach Tor ssGEsp0T Manila
CBrJ. Berlin. New-YOrk. NN Ior,
Port said. April arrived. steamers Opla,s -
roma Gen Dobrons New-Y6rx via 6le 9,Sap ,
SINGAPORE Manila. etc ' Ac,
HueIvs. March 25-Sailed. steamers Manni-r.--
lawson. New-NOrk tand passed ST Nlchsei. ~
Mora Obj. Bouter New-York (and pass -
victoria Brazil. March 30-sailed. steamer s,ro-
Bermuda April 2-SafIed steamer Pretoria D.
Kenzie. Sew-YorA.
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SAILED.

Steamers Tallahassee Savannah: Iroquois Charles
ten and Jacksonville; Catania Arthur. Tex; Pawnee
CIr) Malta Venice Trieste; Hermiston (Br). Hong
Kong. via Algers; Rio Grande Brunswick and Mobile;
Pennsylvania Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg;
Minnetonka (Ir) ICndon (Br) LiverpOO Moro
Castle Havana: st Louis. Plymouth. CherbCurg and
Southampton Trinidad CBr) Hamilton. Bermuda. Column
(Er) glasgow: Finland. Antwerp: Seminole Boston;
California tBrl. Gibraltar. Narseilles and LeghOrn;
PRINCESS Irene (Ger Naples and Genoa; Caracas Porto
Rico and Venezuela: Laurentian Cr) Glasgow; Therese
CSor Norfolk; Aai Ger. Kingston. Savanilla etc:
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News; Adirondack
Ger. Cape Haytien. Port-au-P Prince: FL Rio. New
Orleans FL Norte Galveston San Jacfnto. Key West and
Galveston Matanzas Cardenas. etc city
OF Macon Savannah: Constance (Cier) Havana: Chesa
peake Baltimore
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OCEAN FEEIGETS-The FOR ana san
tonnage showed little Improvement
rnand In all departments being light. Rates were no;
Cuotably charged To- sail tonnage
entirely nominal. Quotatilns 20 Antwerp las Liver
poo. Glasgow. I'D; London. I'D: Bristol Nd: Hun
burg 10 pigs: Bremen. % pigs LIVERPOOL rer
90 Ice. L0D,n al. CEIARTI.TS-F-f-ts
steamer 2f9s timber Mobile United f;irrl0rn
or private terms April May. steamer
ap-l Norwegian IsS2 tons. coal Swansea "a
Montreal Cd: British steamer 1885 tons coal At
ierc Range 90 Havana Matanzas 81 thence Port
rara =, United Klngo0m Continent. phosphate To~
yi,ste terms: British steamer. 1913 sugar north
Shore t's 20 NeW-Hork Philadelphia Dc; gian
ItFb steamer GOO tons. north shore Cuba 10
Philadelphia. al or about &c: bark. 5000
hence 10 Tsintau loc. AayJune. Brit
- har Gs petroleum hence 10 Brisbane. Ice
frv aucuft, Italian bark. 200 bhs crude petroleum.
si.Telnhis Cette private terms, April British ship
w. s,hoOnere pa and 455 tons. lumber Mobile 20 Ha-
,.ara 81 30. schooner 2l5 tons lumber Ihcagoda 70
Rera 5lS tons general cargo etc
RANGE 20 Cairacoa lump schooner s tors luiill
Apralachicola Nevv-Norl private terms Oh
-s~ lur1te- ssvarnaE NcU1oTk. - q q; scn0e nsr
zls tons lumber Fern1nGina 20 I'hadelphia private
terms: schooner tons lumber Brunspck 70 l5stS
lumber. BruEs~lck 70 fnlIs-'t
ris 50 schooner. COS cross ties bfuns~4oA 70
Thiladelphif private terms JIG; Two lttlsn
723 rlGstef. Wentworth. = =. 70 s'l-ss
-ernnndina private schooner 2S tons coal oltn
hrnoy HaFor 81 schooner 34s tens cement hels
Baltimore, iSc; schooner. 81 coal Bsltne 10
Bosan DCc schooner. 1lo0 coal Philadelphia 10
Providence private terms rchconer 3Ss tons coal iiia-
eephs 10 North Plymouth. 81 10 schooner. Go toa>
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 543 625l Moon 1912 Moons n
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Hook 1892 Gov Island 1885 Hell Gate Il -
PM.-Sardy Hook 1882 Gov Island II % Hell Gate li5
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Silvia Newfoundland Red cross $50 N i
CoIrus New-Orleans Mallory. --- .
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COFFEE.

10 LBS. Java and Mocha. 81 so: delivered
free Send postal for free sample HAM
BURG AMERICAN COFFEE CO. 80
Water-st.
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CASTOFF CLOTHING.

--------------->-----,--
HIGHEST PRICE paid Sor ladies'. gentle-
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
fine Evening and Street Costumes. Jewelry.
Bric-a-Brac. Furs. etc SIR. or Mrs NJ
NATAL. 744 Gth-ave-: telephone LOIS n
BSth.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. April. 4
Vessel
Vessel For Line. Mails close. sails.
Palatia. Naples Hamburg a m
jefferson. Norfolk ola Dominion = m
TUESDAY. APRIL. ,.
Citta ~ Sapoi Genoa. m II 90 m
Iilideerand. barbados Lampo & Holt 1900 goo p m
OTanle Nassau. Hayt y W I......... 1900 a 100
Nucetan, Colon, Panama $50 100 IN
Fotsdarn ROTTERDAM, lfoll-An. 1000
TennyEon, Brazilian ports, BoOth......
Apache. Jacksonville. Clyde--....----- 500 p IN
City OF Augusta, savannah. . IS CO. 300
WEDNESDAY. APRIL g.
Oceanic Liverpool White Star $500. $50 m 1000 m
Ania- Nassau Bahama. m % m
Manoa. Deeward Islands Quebec. 1890 scoop m
Maracas Grenada. Trinidad 1000 m 1900 M
Pretoria Bermuda Quebec ........... 500 m 1900 m
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CHIROPODISTS.

DIR. HOSMER W. HANNA. Chiropod ST. OF
Fowler * Hanna. Philadelphia, Atlantic
City: New York 2S West SSd-st.
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CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.

ttibrfNh AMI HARDWARE.
CUTLERY OF every description on hand
made TO order and repaired. at q.
KNACTH ). 81 John-st, near Nassau-st..
New-YOrk.
ASH AND GARBAGE CANS We sell them
cheap. Estimates supplied. SHARIOW
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORPORATION, whose products are han
died by leading Wholesale and retail deal
ers, want competent man TO take manage
ment Of branch office: salary S2.JU per
aunurn and commission. energetic man
should earn $4,000 per annum. must invest
from 81 900 10 s.. 900 in stock of company;
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integrity required. Address Box $50, Madt-
son. Wis.
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rpecialty. REID BROTHERS, 1S9 Mon
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRy.
JEWELRY-EASY PAYMENTS
SOC Weekly-14Kt. Watches.

LADIES' or GENTLE0fEN'S PRICE SIS.
Genuine Diamond Rings at soc weekly. SIS
up: immediate delivery; no security re-
quired; business strictly confidential. Write
N. RUNDBACz. Maiden Lane.
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BOARD WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN pianist desires board IN a
refined, musical family; city or country
not home during the day. Terms, etc, h.
A, Tribune Offica
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billiard AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTUkERS OF billiard aad pool
tables; hil7h grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX EROS. - Union
Square
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Am.

OUR SPECIALITY. buying. selling or fur-
nishing homes aTtistcally and completely.
or the superN ision Of them. ". ;. !. Art
CO.. ST. James Building. LIB Broadway.
OIL PAINTINGS restored and framed; en-
Cravings cleaned; frames and furniture
reRfIFef SCHpEN BIS East a,id ~
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BATH CABINETS.

LATEST improved vapor bath cabinets and
folding bathtubs. Z. NJ IRWIN, III
Chambers-st-
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DRTGOODS.

EAGLE SERVANTS AGENCI' SS,nlss
1883. 1S4 AtlanIic-ave-. ne4E -
Brooklyn. y. Y: 554 4th-as = - -
ST. New-York City. Largsst va ,rk
Quoted offices in greater NeN ,.,csrf
servants Of all nationalitlss' Moss
and lately landed; SWEDISH. III,
Danish and Germans a spe -
a. male hssp rspolisd- cHA
N. AKDnR0. general manage"
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Receipts breadstuffs interior points IN thousands
three cipheTs 600 omitted; -four bhls. grain oush
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pnnEs RnIGuT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly. Mail
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Spring. S. F. VANNI o4S W. BToadway'
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DIR. II. G. COLLINS. Harlem's expert Il
crown and bridge WORK prices reasonable
I23 East I16tn-st.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22

and that my activity however useful may people,
loses hope ALL but certainly the greatest portion Of its sgn
through showing the most important sign of the SINGER
lTY Of what preach.
short time ago clever and religious American William en
nings Bryan house, and asked why consider
manual labor indispensable told him that, firstly sign of
sincere RECOGNITION OF THE EQUALITY OF MEN, sec
ony that brings to the majority of the working people,
from whom fenced off by WALL if profit by their need
thirdly that gives the highest bliss and peace
which utilizing the work slaves has
have.
In education physical we'll mental suppose that the
important thing FORCE anything children; all the
this necessary when the important
igious education.
Just useless and harmful feed child when it does
want force child study subjects which do
and which to it, it harmful to teach
children religious conceptions about which they do and
formulate them crudely and thus DESTROY THAT RE
LIGIOUS ATTITUDE toward life which this perhaps
unconsciouy develop and establish itself the child All that is
necessary is answer, but TRUTFULY
the questions asked by child very simple truth
fully the religious questions of chdbut in reality only he do
it who has answered himself truhfy religious questions
God @ DEATH good and evil those questions which children
always ask so clearly and definitely
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THOUGHT REGARDING EDUcATON-THAT THE ESSENCE EDU
eating CHILDREN CONSISTS EDUCATING ONESELF HOWEVER
STRANGE THAT MAY SEEM THIS EDUCATION OF SELF is THE
THEIR CHILDREN.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22

problems in which society is involved.
Last is placed physical culture, in
which man, his intelligence having
reached the supreme point, is able to
treat himself as an animal, realizing
that his intellectual and moral consti-
tutions require sound physical body
to prompt them to the proper perform
ance Of their function.
Education is the keynote of the Uni
yersal Exposition of 1904. Each de-
partment of the worlds labor and de-
velopment will be represented at St.
Louis, classified and installed in such
manner that all engaged or interested
In such branch Of activity may come
and see. examine, study and go away
advised. Each Of the separate sections
Of the Exposition will be an equivalent