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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
WALNUT GROVE.


Mrs. w. R. Estes Of South McAlister.
Indian Territory. 10 visiting here.
Miss Minnie Hayes opened school at
Walnut Grove last Monday.
Ruth, the little seven months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lieb, died
Saturday and was buried at East Bethel
on Sunday evening.
John Brewer and wife and Oscar Scott
and wife visited At Miles Mursys, in
Pettis county, last week.
A series Of meetings are In progress
at Prairie View and also at Freedom.
Mrs. J. w. Kaufman has been confined
to her bed.
Lois and George, the children Of Ora
Sanford, are visiting relatives here.
Henry Wreiden has been very sick.
DR.. l.utmau was called to zee him twice.
Misses Ola aud Eta Wreiden have
been visiting at Sam Moss.
Uncle Charley Sims was "A years old
last Sunday.
A social singing was given ct Ben
Shanks' last Sunday evening.
Misses Rachel and Malinda Sims are
visiting at Bolivar Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

A Missouri exchange gives the fol.
lowing tip to fruit raisers: Nails driven
into fruit trees q nea the ground
ere said to have the effect Of making the
trees healthy aud vigorous and better
fruit bearers. The rusting Of the nails
produces salt of iron. which not only
keeps of worms. but IL otherwise bene.
fetal to the trees.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
POISONs IN FOOD.

Perhaps you don't realize that many
poisons originate In your food, but some
day you may feel = twiuge Of dyspepsia
that will convince you. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are guaranteed to uFe al sick.
ness due to poisons Of undigested food
-or money back. Csc, by Munt1el Drug
Co. Try them.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

"While in conversation with James
Mcdonald this week. says the Quitman
Herald. he gave 10 the following sim.
pie receipt to prevent clover bloat in
cattle. He says to give one-fourth pint
Of pine tar to each head, In the spring,
and Il will prevent clover bloat the en-.
tire season, and 10 perfectly harmless to
the stock. Mr.. McDonald has tried It
with his stock this spring, - have also
several Of his ueighbors."
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

y ysv Sxilsr Frsa KjlDsy TrsaAissi
We guarntee one bottle Of Smiths
Sure Kidney Cure to bene6t q cure, Of
your druggist will refuad your meaey.
Sold by Versailles Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

buggy smashed up at the picnic grounds
last I:yiIa~ u;uht hv ~u~ ~ ,j,a br. ....,.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

!. T., arrived here last week and is max.
iuu "A vistt With old friends aud ,elati.as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ending Tuesday. April 4. lsc

For the week ending Tuesday. April 1. 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS-ReceiDts for The week. 55s bbls
SIS bael ea TeTe have been no Evidences Of improv1
demand dulness OF trade caused
ward turn. Nearly varieties somewhat and
weak al Choice marrow have settled 70 So and
6 e 5 aas can bs Bought at s. 9oGs2 o. It Would be
oIculS get over 81 70 for choice medium and only
showing no In kidney and the jobbing trade
have no difficulty in buying the best goods al 81 ~ in
kidney and wei sustained. and turtle
holding up pretty well Yellow eye nominal: eali
ay5 mile 81 02asl % IS asked a jobbing way,
svfses az sere sales as low as 81 we quote: BEANS
AZ rea 81 1881 77z; kidney, 81 IS: white kid
ney So To- 40 black turtle soup. s8 25 DO yellow
PEAS scotch. per bush SlaSl %.
PlTTER-Recepts for tie week. 2s OBJ pkEs; last
o.r COMMITTEES ss4 pkgs. Shortly after weekly
et the market began to develop little easier feeling
9,nlsre and weather. there not much
49, Irases A. soon as the concessions made
a vas evident there necessity az going lower
rcsints cleaned up quite closely from day. with
rtesdy 10 feeling. So far this week business has
- Ter he week receipts increase than
E now looked II is possible that buyers might demand
rather moderate shipments transit and the demand
promises absorb the supply The official quotation ie
tTde on basis but buyers IN search q htgh scoring
lots %s1se Other grades range Town amour
quoted Jnl9 a ieW buyers ale nov Iz'--5
creamery stocks much reduced ana some safes
fancy quality are reported a. &c si9ts as ek 40
al present prices however there is some call io te Jest
"a ort
fsry and few OF fancy marks Of known Iepu-
Creamery. extras H. 2sa2se Clereane l4eaai'se
Official quotation, extras. 2scl; do nrss zpa<l
seeiles 5ssg slla 80. a. tiirds zoe: state
dairy tubs. extras. &c; do hrsts. 24a26e; 90 ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YoFll. April Z. 1905
BL.EE were 90 6s5 head. al con
hay hn on reported light arrivals Dressed
peer II IaTy good demand and firm Id9c per 70 for
nae sees Liverpool and London cables steady for live
cattle and sheep Shipments to-day the Bowie, to Lv
eIoL 80 cattle and 1910 sheep fer J. Shamberg Son.
- cattle Tor SehWarzschild Suizberger and $500
tes OF beer atter estimate for various shippers To-
MARKET 800 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Recetpts 230 head, the market.
nd win the stock held yesterday there 320
hea on sale GOOD Veals in fair demand and steady
medium stock slow; but with exception OF 81 head
al the oerngs were disposed Of Ordinary TO prime veaS
sold at S09$4 20 per 100 ID; little calves offered.
sQ12e per 10 with extra selling 121acj
country dressed slow at 5d1Oc.
Sales Judd Co.; So vealS 113 10 Gverass. az 80 10
per 100 10.
s. Sanders: 12s veaIs. us n. at So.
keTns Commission Co. date yesterday: - Kentucky
veels 12 ID, SO so: % Kentucky calves 40 ~ at 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts 5lS cars 1000
head an for the market with the exception Of 40 head
and with the stale stock there about Ia cars on
both and lambs Several cars were held over.
lambs SSG$s So Dressed mutton easier at shGlO2o
10; dressed lambs sold 12d1Sc country dressed
spring lambs at $3QST per
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: 22S Western lambs. 6e
Buffalo sheep IS So II 112 10 at IS 50; date
yesterday % Kentucky ewes at s..
Tohin * Shannon 1872 Western lambs. s3 n at IS 30
HOGS-Recepts 81 cars, or 1850 head including
100 head for the market. Feeling te weak Good 70
choice hogs quotable S. S0GS6 per 100 ~
Country dressed hogs unchanged AZ 6qse per ID for heavy
to light weights.
saIes-s Sanders: State hog 100 ~ So; roughs.
200 ~ s.; 40 10, 81 so; Gate yesterday rs
hogs 13s Sc; $40 10 s. 95; % do, 22
10 at IS 90 % do. 1871 10 at IS so; roughs 80 10 at
s. Judd Co. Date yesterday; IA state hogs. 1s1 n
At So: rouEhs. 32S 10 at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 4.-CATTIE-Recepts, 1900 head. Mar
ket steady Good 10 prime So 25QS6 4O poor to
medium, s. 2j9S5 % stockers and feeders. So 1885;
$3Q$4 IS heifars IS 2GS5 % Gamers 81 e04S2 5O
bulls, 81 5OQ$4 % calves $39$6 90 HOCiSReceipts,
1900 head Market 5lOc higher. Mixed and butchers.
S0GS5 80; good choice heavy IS 40gS5 52; rough
heavy 50 3095 40 light IS 0QS5 4o bulk Of sales IS IS
ass as SHEEPReceipts. Is 900 head. Market steady;
good choice wethers IS 6oaS6 % fair to choice mixed
Cincinnati. April 4-HoGS-Higher; butchers. s. 559
good shippers s. 60qS9 IS; common 81 fSS % SHEEP
steady. $685. %: LAMBS steady. S39$T IS.
East Buffalo. April 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head;
active and hTm prime steers, IS 75dS6 IS shipping IS 80
qS5 s. butchers 81 65@$5 hefers 50 25GS5 2
S. 509$4 3 bulls SO 5O$4 40; stocers and feeders S3Q
s. so VEALS-Receipts, $50 head; slow, 25c lower
s. 509S1 so HoGS-Reeeipts. 600 head; active; piss
steady, others DC lower; heavy s. 1O$5 mixed IS O
workers S. 50S5 TO- pigs S 3D. roushs s. 60S5 stays
dun 10000 lower native lambs, So 5Oqss yeaFlIngs
S7qS7 25 wethes SO 1896 25; ewes SIS 1899: sheep
mixed, 50 5OdS6.
Kansas City April 4.-CATTLE-Recepts 5000 head
including 800 Southerns: market strong active; top
steers SO To- top hefer IS 90 choice and dressed
beef steers IS 1896 49, fair s. 5OS5 90;
and feeders SO 25$5; Southern steers 50 5S5 So
Southern 50 50QS4 native 2OGfSA
tive hsifers g qS5 0i bulls 81 e59S4 26 calves g soc
cp So 37s; bulk Of sales 81 1885 a21A; heavy s. 259
So %. SHEEP-Recepts. 1900 head; market for sheep
steady; lower: native lambs So 5OSI CO., native
wethers IS B09S5 90: native fed S5S5 7O Western
lambs Sc 5Od$7 40 Western FED yeaTngs S66S6 81
sheep S5a$5 co. stOcker and feeders 50 50
@S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April A-FLOUR steady WHEAT-sprng
dull Northern, carloads, 81 15A. CORN duh; No 2
yellow 63e. OATS Arm; No white S4ftc: NO mixed
S31ec. BARLEY-Westeru, in store, 45963o. RYE-No
J. SIC
Duluth. April 4-Close: wHEAT-No / Northern
81 %; September S4%c.
Minneapolis April 4.-CfOse WHEAT-Nay 81 Osqs
July 81 O29s d$1 G2; September S4ssc: cash, No
81 1873 No Northern, 81 109S1 11As; No Northern.
81 O81s9S1 O7s FLOURFrs patents. IS 906S6; second
patents s. 1888 so; first clears 81 25QS4 S5 second
clears 81 1892 50. BRAN, in bulk, S14 25gS14 90.
Philadelphia. April 4.-WHE1AT steady: contract grade
April, 81 O5EQ$l Os CORN unchanged April 50q5O1ze
OATS weak; demand light; No white natural $50
381ec; No white clipped 561sc. BUTTER firm: demand
good extra Western 29d291ac;
prints &c. active. higher nearby fresh I6c at
mark; Western fresh, 17g1TAc, mark. Receipts
bush; corn 900 bush oats, 1900 bush. Shipments
Wheat 5000 bush; = 600 bush; 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Boston. April 4Since the strong closing OF the London
sales confidence appears the of
IN the wool market The market Is strong one element
buy wool enough, while another element regards
purely speculative and liable result
at the end Territory woods been active
pulled grades also The foreign woods firm
Leading quotations follow: Ohio ana Pennsylyania
and above S3d34c: X. 30Q31c; No J. S643Ic; No 57d
3sc; fine unwashed 24a25e oneqqarter blood unwashed
3oa3lc; threeeighths blood SO4Slc onehalt blood 36
delane 27d2Sc; understandable, 2ad30c
fine washed delaine. 36t437c. Mchgan-Fine unwashed
2O12lc. One-quarter blood unWashed. 2Bd30c;
eighths blood DOC; onehaf blood. 2sG2se unwashed
25G26c. Kentucky, Indiana, etc.Ihree-eghths
ana one-quarter blood, 8OQ31c TerrOrydaho hne 100
zoe; heavy fine. 16qlIc; fine medium i942Oe; medium
2l622c, low medium. 23d24c; Wyoming nne, 1TlS11Sihc
heavy fine i591ee: fine medium. 1sq1so; medium. 22Q
medium 29G24c: Utah and Nevada fine. 1Td1bc
heavy fine 15Q16c hne medium lTlsglse; medium. 228
low medium. 23024c; Dakota fine lSQl9cs
medium 1sG1sc: medium. 23d24c; medium, 23d2 4c
Monana-F1ne choice 2tG22c; hne average, l9420c
medium choice 21G22Cs average l92ie; staple. 22023c
medium. choice. 23G2oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.


Newly April 3, 1900
COFFEE-The coffee market rss u7oderafelv active "A
compared with standards The opening was rsadier
tie lower cables. q a Of
g points and during the morning market re-
oCrt - part Of the loss positions IN
The ale receipts reported FOR The day at Sac Paulo
general 2 session
Ghe market eaEed somewhat under
promoted by the absence OF any indication Of rallyinE
power the French a net
decline OF 10 10 points Sales reported about
47.2do bags. From the latest information
though the worlds visible supply statement would
q o. bags O J.,
suggested this showing may have had some In
The decline Of = at Havre Hamburg
- "a pig lower. OF the Brazilian
nominal While santos declined 100 The Sac Paulo
receipts for the dag reported bags against
eco FOR the day last year The spot
Qulet and unchanged on the basis OF 7sc for no
sc 2
TIE range Of contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liyerpool. april Closing; WiIEAT-spot steady; No
California, 6s 94@d; futures May, 64d July
IS esd; September 6s 57sd CORN-spot steady: Aeri
mixed, new, As 3%d; American mixed, old, I'D;
futures quiet; May. IS and July IS %, PEAs-Cana-
dian steady, 5s Id FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter
steady 9s Sd HOFS-In London Pacific COAST steady
70 oS910 los BE1t-b-Strong extra India mess Us Cd
POEtk-Easy; prime Western. els HAMS-Short
IA 10 10 steady, AIS BACON-F1rn: Cumberland
% 30 10, 39s sd; to 10. 4Os
long clear middes. light Is 81 10. SIS long
mddes heavy, 30 to 40 II, 3Ss; short backs
20 10 SIs ca clear bellies Is 70 Is 10 59 SHOULDERS
Square, II to ID 10 steady, Sis Cd. LARD-Prme
Western in tierees quiet 35s American refined pals
steady, 36s BUTTER-NOminaL CHEESE-StrOng;
American finest white sos Cd. American finest colore.
56s Sd, TALLoW-Frme city steady. 23s. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirts strong AIS Cd ROSIN-Common firm, IS
Cd. Observation-Disclosures quiet. Cd LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
eceipts AZ TIE ports and interior points to-day,
% VIII -he Eame day last week and last wear:

cuia sales 90 bales; sDecaiation and export 800:
tdding upland. sd Futures opened quiet points
lover close steacy. net lg2 points lower; April and
-AUEust asa; September l8d. Sepsmbe-Octs-
De- ana october 2od; veEnheTDecenber.
I'D DeceTnlrJ an1ory. 4 I'd JaruarE A-23d.
DRuGS-The market Tor essential oils was steady.
ns leading oils were Quoted as folloWh: AAisE 81 l5Q
LEMON goose: LEMON Grass S3aES 50: PENNY
EgYAL> fl@Sl %: sF'E1AEs9l tins 50 5oqs4 2:
GOLDEN SEAL 81 65asl 20. SENECA western ca
CSC SNAKE. Canada 1l5zgSc; virginia s5c: Texas.
flour AND MEAIs-Business IN the -four market to-
Cay q small proportions. With the sales confined
- Klrsas ciea winter ioW grades and spring bakers
clears fslSs s0 extra 10 winter Sc s5aSs IL eTtTs
Iar good - 3gdS4 81; choice 20 fancy 81 T0qSs
QuoteS Kiln dried 50 906S3.
low 81 p; new. 81 0sg$1 ~ FTEDRyesteru ir
regular ety steady Quoted: Western spring. ST. 90:
sssnearc midol,ng SO 81 hour DO So 80; red dos
- 81 Apr- shipment. city bran, s29Qs2i bulk and
SACKS; mlddnR. &2qS24; red dog SO So hominy chop
60. lulk. So 50 saeks: oHmeai $50.
eElAIS-NHEAT-lt > day II Fuall N .rRs the
wheat market Fluctuations extremely Hc
covering the range leading positions The close 81 the
market &c higher re lower than the previous
nEht Reasons FOR this extreme dulncss found IN
ne HOLIDAYS Ell Western points. except Minneapolis and
-uluth Those markets. had rather sharp break the
nreuE but partially recovered and held steady
lsanoe ~ the DAY 50 Ear e. local business con
eerHed the day might sust well have been a holiday
Fae wire operators said fat lev. n ~ the commits
houses cut thsre hae ofBees opeH.
te any interest ~ the market overcome
ne ELECTS - the hoiicags West Because = I'D decline
lover 02ae IaEnaiEiug that figure ~ te
el1n Tie Paris market closed 20 y points lower FERN
Tnifsav according 'I5TndsfrCcfs
t4eaFec showing decrease 81 AooSVJV bushels asal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05

The market for SPOT cotton closed quiet and IN
changed basis 15c Tor mid6linc upland and
80 for mid5lug Gulf Sales 33 bales. Southern spot
1eleETaphed follows: Mobile quiet
unchanged 1l-i6c. quiet
unchanged 7Asc; sales zl8 bales Norfolk steady
unchanged Fac sales, &f6 fales Baltimore
ina Sc Augusta steady and unchanged al &c; sales
Louis steady ana unchanged 7sc; sales
Charleston steady and unchanged Ttsc Cal
quiet unchanged lllGc; sales 23T bales
quiet unchanged 1iac. sales 1900
bsle Estimated receipts Al leading points for tornoT
Al Houston u go 1900 bales. against 1910
720 year: Galveston 10000 900
bae la15s last week and 15S last year; New
Orleans 05o 10000 bales. against 1882 last week
anf SIS last
Receipts the ports interior points to-day,
lar.a VIII -he Eara day last week ana last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April 4 4 p m.-COTTON-spot in limited
demand; prices unchanged; American middling. Esd
The the day 5000 bales Of which 300
speculation export and included 5000 American
receipts 1900 bales including 97OO Futures
opened easier and closed steady; American mdding o
April A12d; April and May. 412d: May and 415d
July AID; July and August. 41Sd: and
September 41sd September anc October 42od: October
and November, 42Od; November and December. 4.21d;
December AID January AID; January and February
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
REA!DslMG SYSTEM.

- -
Liberty street and south Ferry (tas
14ASAOAs BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND WAUGH
SnSNA---24O9 us Easton Only). ale q M AID
So e;;uV t9-4S Eaaron onlyl p m sundays sAt9
wILKEsBAKEE AND sCRANTOs-aAoo. a1o q IA.
300 p m Sundays a. m. 4 D. m
AaaEN00D. LALEElCIsS TONS RIVER AND
HAaNEeiAI-z40o 90. $40 M $50 l244 &19
ll.aksNood and Lakehursr only). as.oo @o-os p n
AILANTIC CITY-s8.4O a N. fs4O D. m
NLN4LAND AND LtLlLllsEHOE-zl00 a m. $40 n.
Lost BRANCH. ASBuEsY PARK, OCEAN GROVE,
PUNT PLEASANT, AND SEAsMOUE POINTS
9AO0. $50 1LS0 a m. Zl20. AS. $50. $50 ll.e9
3 n sunday except Ocean Grove. 500 q m. 4Oos
ATLANTIC HLDS. SEAEEIGHF, MONMOUTH BCH-.
AASL LONG HLtANCA-A00. $40. $50. 1l30 a. m.
40. $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hlda Only). $50 p sun
GAYS. 8 90 800
PHILADELPHIA (lEEDING TERMINAI0-s4.G1.l 100
S99. g 90. tl90o t1Io0 a re %. sL0o. iLe0.
f2eO. tSoo. s4oo. taco. ts0o. t7-5o. a9oe. sio3o
atTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-a4e5. tso9. el0oa.
s1200 a. $500. $sA00 $500. goo. 20 IS .
BALTIMORE AND VFAsHINGTON-soO. sIooo. sl2oo.
EEaDlNGs HAERIsBURG, POTSSgll-LE AND WILL
AAMSPORI-iAO0 90. z425. fS-bu. iif910 5000. 1Lo0
Reading Onlyl, 81 90. iINl 20. -. 90 Rad
lng, Pottsville. Harrisburg only. - 90. f50e
Efrom Liberty Street only ~Daily. fDaily. eEgsDE
sunday Sundays only. xParlor cars only UVta Ia
maqua- xSaturdays- aEIcepr Saturdays
OIhces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry, 6 Ast0r
House. 261. 434. 1899. 1854 Broadway. Az
ath Ay. p Union Square West @lsS Sd Az. 272 West
125th ST. 245 Columbus Az New York 34e Fulton ST..
iamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls for and cheeks
baggage n destination
W G. BESLER. C. n BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Passr AgelG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05

mil bushels decrease last year An eora was made by
ncze OF Love-
as The 49, q frost but they were un1uccessfu
peiiefeo that little cold would
600 me crop by checking its rapid growth The
Al n asSt was easier closing follows. No red
.si-.eaf No Northern Duluth 81 14A: No hard
--s-litones 81 Ola O ahoat COaN-Trade In corr
less active than wheat.
s 81 cay closing net unchanged The rains checked
49,. eAtnout stimulating demand, the move
run o. ia eE keeping 1p pretty well OF late despite the
eslee being bad weather in the Argentines SeabosTd
s proved 70 be light Owing the holidays in
--p-s ul me western markets it impossible
~ ne primary movement, the local contn-
So Aelo on 10 await definite Wednesday
49, eAloIt trade was limited 70 only loads Cash
were as fellows: No corn. 569 d5Tc elevator ana
SS5s o. o sloat. No white 525to, and No yellow.
-, g Z . snoat OAIs--Duness prevailed in this
a. IN others the undertcne being steady with prices
ancnanged Cash quotations follow: Mixed 20 to e 10
24ooe natural white, so 81 10
NIlIs' 90 20 90 70. 81 q5s5ac RYE-NOmnai BAR
LII market quiet. Feeding quoted 6AXc
-NeW-Aork, ana mating a6G62c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05

sales range e5QeOs Tor long rye River expected
70 improve the run OF quality Recsipts o. hay and
straw IN reported az the Produce Eehangs at noon
to-day: Hudson River Railroad. $40; West Shore Jo
Erie $40; Pennsylvania 10; DslsWsre Laeavsrn2 and
western 30; Lshigh Valley. 1SO Baltimore ana one
Central OF NeW-Jerssy 40; river boats 80; total 1soo
tons. ReeslDfa EtraN, % tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEW YnRK. NEE RlYEN 8 ElRTEaRl la

Trains depart 1TOm Grand Ssafral Station I'D 81 &11
4th Ave. 1ollowss tor
BOSTON via New London ana PrUvfdeucs-faGO,
ttI1O.OO '7l1O.o2 A. n. ttl1.O0s 'z1.0as 'El2O0S
Boston. via Wuliniantio-tSs.0O A. n. Zoo p ..
BOSTON, via Springheid-tS;OO A NJ. fll2OOs sl4ols
S1lOO p. II
FITCHBURG via Putnam and Worcestsr-f3O0 p n
LAkEVILLE and NOEFOLk-fs:50 a. n. f3:31 p. ~
CT HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-T45o. f6:5O A. NJ. 1881 p. n
WATERBURY, and WISvsTEDzt6:5O. $500. fGS:OO.
Hoop. $4,000 Waterbury, A. n, T1:00. T4.Go
SS5:Ol. f6:OO 5000 to Waterbury, p. IA
cCirand Central Station cf2Ith
St. e113. eel. lis. elsa Broadway C Park
Ave. 60 Madison Ave. c2I3 West 125oh 153 EaGe
$50 Broadway, E. D.
SDaiIy. Except Sundays. esundays only gssons a.
18th ZStops at 15h Sta Sundays only.
limited iEIas dining cPari0r and Sleeping ca
tickets also
c 7. HEAEPsTEAD. Gen. PaaA Ar
o. n SHEPARD. Gen SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
ne statistical position Of Brazilian cohee is as follows

Erle ne = 50 039 2822232 3.257.ls3
CDIHOalTae cotton market was very quiet. sales for
lN Gas being estimated only 1900 bales. As this
Wel1 HugEe the market showed tte or no feature ad
r-el irregular G-tniu = range about points.
cgerIg STEADY q decline ] point june. but
generally unchanged 70 p0n-E higher in response 10
1aher sleacer cables the American markets
The previous day talk that much rain IN some
sections u The let causing further celay IN crop
zaralons which are already sale 70 be rom Two 70
your There special snap the buy
2lg but offerings and the market following
The CALL gradually worked net gain q about 70
points level. prices
the close under selling IS early buyers
a. an advance % 10 points Port receipts for the Gay
heavy, amounting 70 nearly nFe times last
years figures aH6 exports the day Light while
tie estimates to-days receipts fun The move
may checking general demand long
taken representing active demand for
a1e u and be having weight
the market The southern spot Inarkels according 70
Cficial RdTlces dun unchanged prices, and
private adyices continue 10 claim THAI offerings would be
withdrawn any decline.
e Tangs u contract prices the local market today
Z follows.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that ~ the creditor and date when judgment was
filed;
Buriick William A--B J Gnles ana another;
October ., ihtti S<o Al
1905 lea2 90
H. iss7 1.Ol2 u5
Same-Same; November % 1891. n 90
Sarne-Same November % 1899 - 20
sEme-saEne: November - 1889 TT IS
'i I6d5 .-.''. -. i. la7 -
1904 ...-e... 90 50
Laehman. Noses-R Inch June so lsVS-.....' 12o2 q
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5rices IN ne local market to-day

C01ee cables oCo3ee market inactive; No noini-
usl. g 1ll6d; recets. 5000 h2gs two Gays
E.rneuts United 900 bags stock S0eO00
6antosCofes market Quiet good average santos
$500 receipts. days l,1I1UOO
bags E5auburgC0aee market opened unchanged 70 =
81 higher. $50 z4s4 pig lower sales
1890 Hayre-Coree market opened steady 5sa&
franc lower: y unchanged. at unchanged: a.
- : $1,000. ---.- 81. ~ 90. L.E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits suEPentins was higher With &c
asked owing higher Savannah market. 1e0sn was
arm az full prices Tar ruled steady % arm We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oh and machins bblss Oosst
TAR. IS s.
s. 20: r So 208s3 25 6. s. s5q$S go; y. s. ooQS3 20
50 SO8S3 90; X 50 $685. AS 81, s. 65SA co. n s. los
" G. 50 IS: W ". IS 3D.
STOCK ON HAND
rrifu SIs
Auipentlae.. pos
@o0s OoA'
savannah. April 4.-TURPENTINE firm. 600; receipts
10 2s sales 81; shipments. 298 ROSIN Arm; receipts,
~ I5ps sales sic; shipments, LII Quoted: A. b 9.
~ s. 90 l. So so; x. 81 o.: NJ 81 so; NJ s. o5; W G.
so MSdlmington April 4-sPIRITs TURPENTINB firm.
S.e' receipts casks ROSIN Arm, 81 20. TAR ArIns
81 %; receipts, lS6 bills CRUDE TURPENTIlSD firm,
y % and 81 81; receipts, IS
4elIl9on, April 4-TURPENTINE-Spirits As ca.
HOslN-American strained. IS 73sd: fine. lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
SOUTHERN corToN Markets.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the IL o'clock and o'c
calls compare with Mondays closing figures follows