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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
OUR NATIONS
FIRST HEROES
A Memory Of the French and
indian War.
BATTLE OF FORT LEWIS
Organization Proposed 10 Com
memorais Anniversary Of
Historic Event.

For over \ quarter ~ century Z
day has lssE sei apart slen 40 MAY
iain 10 gra,lial tribute Ia Tho uleh wha
offered their lives that The rest Of %
niishi dseli Ia peace.
And ysl esen on This day The men ol
1888 o. 100 arc no, remembered. Thoss
uho mad rarkmsn aud c3oper arr
apt a. uhconsclously imhibe the cen
-ral idea that the Preach aud Indian
wars occurred chisay Ia furnish q
theme 10 TIE romancsr. TIE recital
makes Interesting reading, there il q
spicy nAvpr 81 romance about even
t'arsman', history 81 the days whep
besides trusting Ia God every man
looked sell 10 the condition Of his
poSdcf horn.
But &c ate apt "a look on the fr nch
aud Indian vars rs q conhlci Of saw.
ages wilh a icw mythical while men
thrown 10 just 30 round out the story;
aud because Of this careless reading Of
the nations beginning &c have failed
a. do justice "a the nations hrst heroes.
Ia The 81 Lawrence, within . iew
rods ~ the Stark Hos iiai ogdcns-
burg. l. an Island nov called Chimney
Island. In the French regime Il va,
isle Rogalc 90 this ga. Fort Levis.
ihc iirsi built % the chain OF forts
planned 10y Ia Sale. and the last 70
surrender Ia III O British colonials.
Early In August l7eo men from
Massachusetts, Connecticut and New
Jersey joined the New York forces
under Sir WIN Johnson at Albany all
told 5000 men. In addition we're 1900
Iroquois This gallant little army
united with Gen Jeifery Amherst's
regular troops, among which were
fo.r Highland regiments, at oswego
aud there embarked for Canada. In.
formation 81 their approach was con-
veyed 10 the French and Col Pouchot
In command withdrew his forces from
all other points on the St Lawrence
and ceniered them at Fort Lewis. This
vantage he held for eight days during
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
wRIGnT.PoaDY
Pretty ssdaiss A. iis@s u - hdas Nod
assda,.

nfta4l
The hospllahir and spacious 'andy
homestead III Manchester aas a. seems
~ = brilliant sesiiing a. high npan on
Wednesday, osiol-r ~, SHEA = largr
company ~ relatives snd friends as
srmblad " ~iinsss lhe marriage al
Niss Louise Thairhrr Purdy 500
CT ughlsr ~ Mrs Ruth \ rariy
aad John Dadlry Wrishi ~ reabldy.
Mass.
IN" ornmony sas performed hi iiir
ilsy John iarslos 81 she Cnngrrga.
,ional church, ,hr iag pan " the ser
Voc being used. -li,e "ficiaiIag cl.r.
syman sad high contracting parties
siandlng uEdsr bpsrr snd arch II
autumn brAnches 9Th leaves ahi other
ssasonable foliage making up she
background ~ ~ souiharsi corner 81
tho parlor. The noser girls aerv la.
ssi and Doroihy, dnught d, at u
furdy, goSnsd Ia shlir.
The bride pas attended b Miss Lill
. Wright ana lhs srouas besi maa
uas bis brother. Harvey Johnson
Wright Tho hrid. sas gogned in
white silk, On trainc. aud tho bridal
bouquets we'c pink and ~hlis oarnA-
lions. Mrs u X simonds prrsiied o.,
tho plano. Congrain'a'inns aud q
sump,aons sc,iding breakfast iol.os'
ed The crrcmony.
Tho house decorations acre scheme
81 Aotumn leaves aud carnations ias.
iily arranged. Ahoi D couple u weeks
Mr. aud Mrs wrlgh. will return and
expect Ia reside 10 Manchester, Mr.
wrigai being the landscape arts, oi
tho Hon Robert + Lincoln oi Chicago.
~ho has lately boon placed IN full
charge Of Mr. Lincoln's estate In
Manchester. after supervising The lay.
ing out aud decoration ofihc grounds.
Among the guests from out 81 town
Nc notice: DR. and Mrs Charles ;
Wright, parcnts II the groom, Misses
Lily y and Helen l. Wright, sisters,
aud Arthur = Blake, all Of Peabody.
Mass, Mrs G Dunn, James D Dunn
aud wife OF Rutland; CT Leach aud
wife and mother Of Pawlei: Mrs VIM
Mason 81 Rupert; Miss Jane CATERS o.
Albany; NJ Belden. wife and Miss
Bslden, Miss Luella r Goldsmith and
Mr. and Mrs II L S,illson Of f'enning.
ton.
The absence 81 Albert D Simms Of
Vermont Academy was n matter of Re-
greet. The array Of valuable remcm-
brsnces WAS quite Il marked feature OF
tile hour and eyinced the high regard
In which Mr and Mrs wrIgh, are held,
coming from wide circle Of friends
IN the western a. we'll as in the eastern
states. The Banner extends sincere
congratulations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
Preside Gave An Anusihs taistsinmsAi
last tuaiss.


last tNsaiss.
Last evening Library Hall Tho aier
vas packed 10 the doors {, wlibes. the
wonderful demonstration. In hypnot-
ism aud mental telepsthy as given by
Prcscclle.
As usual . committee 81 I've promi.
pent citizens volunteered v assist
Prcscello In bis issis ~ mental isle.
panty or mind reading. one test es-
pccislly noie worthy vas this. One OF
the committee vas asked 20 borrow q
hat pin from any lady In the thesier,
then make an impression with the
poln, o. the pin In any part OF the
thes,er. after which Pr, scelle secure ly
blindfolded. found the pin which vas
hidden thsa found theispr cssion an
inserted tho pin In exactly the same
place, afterwards returning IL 90 tie
lady.
The demonstrations 10 bypnotism
we're laughable 10 tho extreme. When
Prescell. called for volunteers, 10 or
10 high school boys came forward.
Their work was highly appreciated.
When 10 came 10 the minstrel act Pres
celle was there ~ he had previously
advertised, With the goods and the
manner 10 which the local boys acquit-
ted themselves In their various acts
was q credit to them. The program
consisted OF buck and wing dancing,
cake walking and singing. Prescelle
wore q magnificent costume OF yellow
and lavender satin and acted 40 inter-
luc,uor, while the subjects wore white
coats with gold buttons.
This attraction 10 one Of the most
popular Bennington ever had.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
VERMONT BAR ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officer, A.
Montpelier.

The 9th annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Bar Association was brought ,c
. close in Montpelier Wednesday with
the following election OF officers: Pres
ident, II II Powers Of Morrisville, vic,
presidents, u S Stanton OF Roxbury,
A L Cudworth OF vergennes aud A A
Hall Of SyAlbans, seer etary, John Il
Mimms OF st Adams, treasurer, Hir-
am Carleton OF Montpelier, librarian.
4 ii Deavitt OF Montpelier, board OF
managers, II II Powers, T. II Deayitt,
J z Cushman, + = Southgate and X
A Lawrence.
President Powers appointed the fol
loving committee 10 Investigate pro-
posed change OF court system, A A
Hall Of st Adams, j Il Cushman OF
Burlington, n Sentsr OF Montpelier,
w b c Stickney of Bethel, t w Mo.
loney OF Rutland, &C Fits OF Brattle.
boro, John Young Of Newport.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
TRuDEAU NOT THREATENED.
AsIeon Goa. Who Shot Burglar Has No,
lsft tks pisSs.

shsldon. Oct e5-rncrc Z. o., truth
Ia tho rumor. ailoai 10 the eficci hat
Eugene ". TfudcAn. he clerk ln tie
Jounison q Gallup Co.'S tiorc bsrc.
who shot aud killed n burglar slncc
lirndided A. "Conncciicui Billy
oc,ol,,r u, has !cii this place on &C
coun: Of threatening letters received
Mr. Trudeau has received no such let
ters.
IL l. said that The day before ibe
burglary was attempted a man claim.
AZ tobs a issslry psdilcr, visited the
stores here. Il II thought possib q
he may have been al accompllcc 81
the man killed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26

As'd R.sldssi Dad a. lh nsms u Nee
passh'u

6@NtNN
Mrs Msry Mccarthy. sgsa a yess,
died a. Tho homo of her daughter. Mrs
Frank iisaraid, Wednesday niehi
Al ioi1s. Tho cause ~ her death ~as
bFlehis disease, from -hieh shs had
beon oonhnsd 10 bee led about I've
weeks.
Mrs Mccarthy IL sarsisei ny I've
ebildren. Mrs Prank bsal arb. and
chas ~ bonnlngios; nn Lima
PlaEio. feansylVania; Jossph of iiur.
lingion add John 81 Troy; alec Tires
brothers, a. G. aud Leon ismarre Of
lisnaluslon, Louis f.amarfs 81 Blaine.
wssh., aud leo sisters. Mrs Ross
Forget ~ Boston aud Mrs Amanda
Nolan u this village.
Ars Mccarthy has been a respected
rssideni Of This ioun for over Do years
aud all BE- incurred by . largo circle
Of friends,
Tho funeral ALL H. held Saturday
morning al y o'clock from Tho Sacred
Heart church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
BRENNAN STOCK co.
To BsM us'sy Hall Poe the Wed 81 OF
10

sF"ss - 49, wv ~ w
20.
The Fatal Bloc" a story Of tho
South. will b. tho opening production
81 the Fireman Stock 60 NJ Library
hall ibeaier for the wcck Of Oct 20
Monday evening has been se, side
a. ladies night and those exchanging
the c''upops nj the place uhcrc The ad /.
vance sale IL hels. before seven o'clock
Monday will be entitled 10 the best
seats nj " cents.
The rperioire EXCLUDES The most
popular plays Of the day. The man.
agvmcni has spared no expense In
casting the plays and the result IL n
finished performance. An oilo Of
really exclusive Vaudeville acts are
io'r pduccd between the acts. Among
these are Arthur Gordon In n novelty
dancing net, Fr d Mariell the we'll
known bass vocalist, Madolin Rivers
will sipg the latest Songs and Arthur
Suow In character impcrsonaiions.
seats az Ayres Friday morn log.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
Weather

Fair tonight and warmer. Friday
cloudy and warmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
PRETTY YOUNGl
WOMAN GONE
Wife Of St. Adams Young
Is Missile
DISAPPEARED TUESDAY
Said 10 Have Been Devoted vii
and Mother Of Twin I
Daughter.

81 Aibsos. osi ss.-Thls city Il
cited aud aroused by Tho myssrf,
iisappesranos Of Mrs iierman Zoe
-ho on Tuesday syenins droppsd 2
- sight "a suddenly aud nysieriou]
a. though the earth had opcnrd 4
swallowed her M. A letter Sr'i|
tuesday and received sy Mr. -
this morning. containing ibs
cant statement tat 'thsrr
nced Of looking for her, ~ ~
yer SO her again"
Although . dIllgrn, srar
prosecuted and exirsordlz
made 20 locate her vherua
up 10 midnight tonight, I'D
hnd any one ubo had scci
s:is o'clock on Tuesday 4
shich hour she lefi tho II
mother. a. 70 10 heSS
Mrs Posted
woman Of .
years old. tall
haps from iso 70 10 poud
olive skip, DARK hair 40
black eyes and IL familiar I'd
the streets here, where she cons
week or so 20 take q lesson
Instructions.
Mrs Foster lived with her
tso children, twin girls. aged
10 whom she seemed devoted
farm In East Swanton, aud
short distance from the Green
ner's station OF the Central
railway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
FURS
FURS FURS

We able show you the largest and most
complete line shown These goods
bought June when the price OF work and skins
lowest also the quality OF the best, consequently
surprise every who inquiries the prices. AS the
cold has begun the furs selling fast
early visit this de rtment in order to
plete line. Notice these prices and come to
anime the quality nd style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
OTHER MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 5-CATTLE-Receipts, 800 head;
market 1Oq25c higher; good to prime steers S6S6 90
TO medium 81 50S5 To- stockers and feeders 50 70
ass 10: cows 81 S0GS5 heifers 81 50S5 20;
81 EO0S3 bulls S20$4 65 calves. 81 50GS6 80. HOGS
Receipts 5000 head market 10015c higher mixed and
50 Co. rough 35s5 AZ light So SO9S5 57ls bulk
Of sales. IS 45GS5 80 SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000 head
sheep f0c lower; lambs 1OG15c lower; good choice
wethers. s. zoo SIS 10 fair choice 81 5O9$5 Co.
native lambs, 81 50Q$T Co.
Cincinnati. AprI 5.-HOGS active; butchers. IS 6O9
So Co. 81 3G s. IS CATTLE fair 20 good
shippers, 50 756gS5 50 common. So 2S0S3 .. SHEEP
steady, S371S5 - LAMBS steady 81 509ST %.
Buffalo. April 5.-CATTIE-Receipts light;
steady prime steers IS 750S6 shipping So 56s5
butchers, 81 6S5 40 heifers. 81 2j0$5 cows 500
VEALS-Receipts. go head active and steady. 81 500
81 80 HOGS-Recepts, LOO head active 10015c high
heavy. 81 S5$5 sIa; mixed s. SIS: Workers IS TO0
So So pigs 50 90 TOuEhs "a sO$5 10: stags $3a$3
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts 1900 head: dull; year
linEs 10c lower; lambs. SO 5O&S: yearlngs. $70S7
S.
Kansas City April 5.-CATTL@Receipts 1000 In
Guiding 500 southerns top native SO s0 top
dressed steers IS 50$8 30 fair to good "a 5OS5 80;
fed "a 5OQ$5 TO- stockers feeders
SO q$0 2 Southern $4q$5 Southern cows, 81 80
asa 20 native 50 50S4 60: hefers So 250
bulls 50 1884 70; calves 50 50GS6 % HOGS-Re-
cepts 800; market Ice higher: tor s. 47iz bulk Of
ass 40 pigs lights. s. 1Oa$5 35. SEEP-Receipts.
wethers IS 50S6 native fed ewes S5qS6 20; Western
fed lambs Sc 50d$7 40 Western fed yearngs $6QS6 IS;
Western fed sheep. $685. sockers and feeders So 500
IS 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-YoTk April D, 1910
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we're 121 cars, or 2 1913 he1o IN
which only steers on very $500 oII3s
ices we're advanced 1O015c: fat bulls ana choce cow
bulls and common cows JUS aoo4s
steady The yards cleared Medium 70 pIiis
80 ~ s5Ss6 10 er 100 10; medium TO choice fat bulS
e. en- SoSSSa 80. extra bull at 50 COWS az y ocY
e. "a. car Of mixed and common s.eeIs at g
one premium shipped 70 TINS @ ~ ,Is ~:
Commission Company benjamin s. Payne az Ine
T4cs az Ell per 100 boys guessed Us Welsht ~
the way 1000 to 100 10 but II 6TesS1 e,sb me T
did Dressed firm at 1e99c per 10 TOT CON-
49, 10 cboice native sides. Liverpool ana Iondon cables
noted liys cattle higher 1922 per 10
eS-igera Tor beef lower 6S4BAe Per 10 EhllnehtD
~ v 600 quarters beef the feutonie 20 Liver
,co rmorrow the British Princess viii oS laoen WIN
10 cattle equally divided between an S. 80 -
ana Sed ~ london and 800 head Antwerp
1eaiesSherran q culver; 10 Pennsyvanie steess 80,
n, a. 81 90 per 100 10 IS do l13S 10 az - 10
DO No. at IS; cows SSo TO- $500 - ~ indiana steer
0900 ~ AZ 81: DO 1870 n At SO So prime az; dsS ID
- "a ~ fnaiana bull 211O n, at 45 90 Ivy I' az
q o. DO 1865 10 So do DO. 1870 10 a. - SOi GO
lAo s5 a e 10 Pennsylvania steers 1873 "a az g 10;
N a. Ia1 n al So as; bull. J19O y. az ~ ~ * So"a
ITO h. az 81 5O DO 1850 n. az - 90 o 0O 40 ~
Newton & Co: 20 Psnnsylvania steers ana cows 1OSS
10 e 3 gu Cos bulls 1910 y, a. g eg COWS
i579 NJ e. g ~ S az e So To- 70 DO sol ~ e g 10
]. H. Gibson & Co: 20 PennsyivaniA s'S''' - ~.
at So 10 shannon, bull 1910 n. IS 80; cows 1115
J,i5d 4 Co bulls 1850 n. az 81 oO cow Soo ~
= Louis S is HeiibruSn: cows. 1923 r. e 50 %
SSIT on C,0UsEReceipts were 1Oa heaa lneIo4lng %
fas outese Lees and ~ Tor me "-t@s~ ~1..aAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California; 6s ED: futures easy; May 6s $50; juv
O. 6lsd; September Sc sad. CORN-sDot quiet; Amer-
mixed new As SAd; American mixed old Is lO&ds
futures steady; May. As a%d: July. IS sid PEAS
Canadian firm, 5G ia. FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter
steady 0s Cd. HOPS IN London Pacific Coast steady,
60 6sQf6 15s BEEF strong extra india mess Us o..
PORK prime mess Western, els "a 6ANlS-ShOrt
cut. 14 Is n. steady. Ass BACON Arms Cumberland
clear middlss light. e 70 8 10 Sss ca long clear mdd
97a "a; clear bellies IL 70 10 10. sos sHoULDERS-
Square. IL 70 ID H. quet Sla 1AAISD Atsaoy; prime
BUTTER nominal CHEESE stTonE American anest
white. Cos Ga; American finest cOorod. 6e3 o. LALLOW
Prime city steady. IA TuRPENT1NE-spilits strong
as. ROSIN-COmmon firm, % Cd. EXTRAORDINARY
nasd quiet. Ga. IINsEER on. steady lza ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeWI-Iork, ApIII
,,rAN-s AND PEAS-The market 81 still IN an uhsat.
,.sSctTv condition Supplies not coming tor's arc
49, Frsey but plenty OF goods here ana sno
demand is comparatively small Some further
made, and the feeling r. more or less unset
lea Al the present writing. We quote BEANS az ~
hush. o medium, 81
i1Ia1av 50 7OGS2 TO- white kidney 50 lO 90 DiHlA
,i eoiD So Is; yellow eye 81 1882 49, 40 hs991
slssorga s3 80; GREEN PEAS, Scotch, per bush gag
81 on. -, .o. -, m. demand
% ee table grades - better than was 80
stock cleaning up 50 cloHey thot tnse ne a. was
ss,er 10 reach outside figures, The quality OF ~
butter very irregular. with large pescstae
~ ~ iaVored and light bodied stock Dytoes Tor ts
-.fea are than steady. Held creamery ~
mich sTnnller place IN tho trade, but the ght s,ats
.ei-a fend 20 make steady holding. NeW-hofh otlt.
st. - selinF moderately IN about OF our
eelires no Western paekihgs without change -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
CASH Quotations.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRT.
NeW-York. Aprl 5. laO.

NeW-1oTks April ., ASOo
coFFEE-The coffee market vas quiet The opening
steady az unchanged prices ali months except
Soveuher. which points higher This fully
good the early but there little
hoEee one-inE apparently and with moderate demand
from Wall street sources prices gradually improved with
eha active months time showing net gain OF
paints Later the larger sac Paulo receipts Tor
the Checked demand and the market sold on toward
The close being finally steady unchanged prices Sales
were reported $50 The days with
OUT spe6ial feature. partial = franc lower,
aId Hamburg unchanged Rso reported decline of
II r-is but Santos while weak, unchanged. and
eeinrs for Brazilian points moderate.
~ Sac Paulo receipts heavier than yesterdays.
1851 bags. against $500 last No
change reported IN the market FOR spot supplies ana
aaditoual figures coming in show probability OF
larger the worlds visible supply than that
eypected The spot market was quiet with quo
cations on basis 81 19sc for Rio No T.
ne range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
Citations.


D1EFENDORF, CHARLES P.-The People Os
the state Of New York by the Grace of God free
and independent Julia DiefeuOorf Paul Williams,
Emma A. Williams. Ellen d. Williams. Memo Williams
Nellie May Williams. Emma S. A. Williams, Crawford
Livingstone Williams. Paige Williams Paul Will
iams tr Elizabeth williams Dorothy ElIen Will
iams Union Company York Trustee under
the Will OF Charles p. DiefendOrf deceased.
persons interested in the estate Of Charles p Defendor
the County Of NeW-YoT. deceased, creditors
legatees, next OF kin or otherwise. Send Greeting:
You each OF hereby cited and required per-
6onally be and appear before Surrogate OF
County OF New-York. the SurrOgates OF said
County held the County Court House
NeVr-Yorl the 21st day OF April 1905
o'clock !n the forenoon OF that
judicial settlement Of the
ings OF Company Of New-York Executor
OF Last Will and Testament OF said deceased; and
such Of as hereby cited, under the age
twenty-One years. required to appear by your
guardian you have If you have none appear
and apply for be appointed the your
neglect failure guardian will DO appointed
by Surrogate represent and act fer you in
proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused tho
Seal OF the SurrOgateS Court Of the said County
L OF New-York to be hereunto affixed.
- Witness. Hon. Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate
Of said County at the County Of New-YorIL
the third day OF March, in the year Of one
thousand nine hundred and five
JAMES A.. DONNELLY.
Clerk of the SUrrogaJe5' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

fSsy good a last weeks prices ana good cows we're nr
FROM s . sheiee mixers calf i1e9Ssd ranged In price
s9lesA MeCabe 10 fresh cows and calves at s25QSSS
Louis Heilbrunn: cows and calves ss5G352 each.
T. SaFtiS Z Son: cows and calves az SzegSl0 eae-
making with the few stale calves 2124 sale. The
general market at the wards was slow and prices
inv Ing was firm for edd calves and prices aysTaggd
out but about 500 calves expected
1ye Is'eT ct the uptown market !nIeTioE TO STe
little calves at So calves slow at s012c n
TOT city dressed yeas with very few good eR99sh TO e
Sales Sanders: IA las n average at 81 % per
ITO h. at So 80: DO. i27 n at S.
at !. s. 60: 81 Do III NJ at So '0 " little calves '' ~
EhP A SSf9n2n S2 ySf ihS 10 we're at 50 s cars
1850 head Including cars for slaIsherers and los
s 40 pc ss s1O hut H n a az o fy; 6 smS
went out more freely and 1esday's prices were fully
maintained The pens not quite cleared. Common
70 choice clipped DO at s. 5eGS5 5 and bunch at
Sc as Dressed mutton slow 81 si efOiIc pe rs: dressed
lambs steady at 12G-3]sc country dressed spring lambs
s,lsso = commiss 10 Company: 22o Colorado
lambs rs 81 n syer2Se at s. 90 per 100 10 2l DO r.
125 co. 60 70. Mt S. pa Buffalo CT 10 ut IS; u
r. at g &C. cpp e Wese2n ' asep los 5d9
70 do % n at s. so; 11s do 100 n at 50 So II Ken
liz n; at So; 40 bucks I2a n at s. 50,
% clipped Ohio sheep % III. s. S. Isl do 95 n at
D. Harrington. 200 Western lambs 81 ~ at IS so: go
5 sanders: State lamb 20 ~ at 81; state sheep.
HoGsNReceipts were 2tls cars or 47aa head includ-
Prices Arm on Buffalo and Ptsburg advces Good State
hogs sold ct So 95S6 100 ~ Country dressed hogs
saies-s Sanders: ~ state hogs 125 10 average. at
s. Judd & Co date Yesterday: &c stats hogs ISL 10
at So 3 roushs 296 n. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool oables-sPot eos59n
euet sales. 900 bales. speculation and export ~
upland d2Sd; futures opened quiet but steady, point
lower closed steady. net AoS points hgHsL.
April and Aprl-Msy, aba; May-JUne. Elld: Juee9u-y,
eied; JaiyAuFrst pod. AugustSeptenlbeT ana eptS-
ber-Ootoher I'D: November and NoFeIape
Gambler a22d DeeemberJanUaEy, 4l3d: January-5 sDEu-
asy a24d. Mandhester-Garns quiet; cloths hfin'
steady, but trade dull owing 20 the inoherenee %
buyers Quotations remain unchanged spring pateht'
= 81 Sc %: winter straghts $685. ID winter pat
snt s. 25@e5 co. spring clears $50 - az eEIe 9
g So choice 70 fancy 5e9Ss 90 coR q bq555
BAG MEAL steaoy. Quoted: Fine white and yellow
q -. coarse. new. 81 osGei 10. FEED-Wssi1ern.
stsndaTd iniadins 81 IS: hosr do $40 U.s.: red dog
w So April shipment: city bran. SIS SIS 30, onlk
nv fSss SO H g zig g sse ~ Tse So ga nom
GRAIS-WTzEAT-ro che CONSERVATION OF shorts IN
e May option az Chicago bulls applied the screws 10
cay and the delivery. which everybody thought eAhest
sc letter suddenly jumped e Deshe' ssshs ss
2ha naturally revived al the old tax aDoul ne
phi oeai. ard the trade an icea Of what may yst
- IN store FOR the shorts s remaining IN that inonth
although some quarters advance regarded as
aHt desperate BY the bu element 70 get rid o.
some o. tG holdings which have become burdensoe ~
view Of recent extreme heay1ness the crop options
me response BY later months was rise OF &c onsle
ai being also extent o. the May advance IN New
Continued for the balance % the day Previous % that
Aie the market acted weak condiion thar eoihiati-
.g increased the short interest ane made posolS ne
later activity among bulls Identified With the early &c
cine three State reports The nrht IRON
iHsou made condition 81. against - last year. ne
Aentlcly report condition OF 3D. against
gesr the Ohio report 81 compared with g ast
se-F The Liverpool cable was also 'zWMc net ig"eL'
aal helping promote weakness during the nrst hour
marx 6o-. m. Tris5sr receipis for two DAYS ag
&sstca e@eOyO bushels, compared VIA p's-'V DN'-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine was firm owing TO
light spot stocks and firm primary markets. Rosin was
firm. Tar ruled steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls, 65A9
TAR-S5 35.
ROsIN-Common to good strained. So OT1s: E. IS $50
So 90 F. IS 2OQ$3 50: c. So 359S3 20: H. So 6OG$S TO-
s. s09s3 80: X So 859$4 as NJ 81 s5aS4 9O " IS 10;
W G. So 49, and w W, So 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne q
Tar. Dds 1877
Wilmington. April 5-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm,
595o receipts IS casks ROSIN firm. 50 20: receipts 90
firm, 81 receipts, 76 CRUDE TJTR-
PENTINE firm. 81 30 and So 20: receipts 10 bbls.
Savannah, April b.-TUFsPENTINE firm, COO; receipts,
255 bbls; sales l21 bbls. ROSIN firm: receipts 615
e 81 sIS: d 81 20: r. Sc 959S3 o7Is. f 81 021I. q;
So IS: H. SO 500 50 90. X. s. o5; NJ 50 so: NJ 81 65;
Charleston. April 5-TURPENTINE and RosIN-
Nothing doing
London April 5-TURPENTINE-Spirits as 1O1Sd
ROSIN-Ameriean strained. IS 71ad; fine. l2s.