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The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The Nationals earned their fourth vic
tory out of the last six games yester-
day at National Park. when they
downed the Detroit Tigers at National
by TO 0. in the first game Of the series
with the Western clubs.
Nearly 5000 loyal fans welcomed J. G.
stahl and his crew when they returned
from the Western trip and they were
well repaid for their trip to the ball
yard by seeing young Adams the Texas
recruit, perform in his first full game
in major league company.
Adams the Goods.
And well did the latest acquisition to
the local fold acquit himself Opposed
TO George Mullen. one of the premier
twirlers Of the American League.
stahls latest find outpitched the vet
eran and established himself in the
good graces of the local fanatics.
Although elongate and rather light
for q pitcher. Mr.. Adams had a most
deceptive curve that was so effective
the counting block Here the local
pitcher showed up TO better advantage
than at any time during the contest. In
the fourth. with a man on first and
third and only one down. Adams pulled
himself cut OF a nasty hole by allowing
none of the next three batters to reach
third
How They Won.
The lone tally of the contest was
scored in the fourth. Hill led of with a
single between first and second and
was pushed around 10 the next corner
on Charley Hickman's neat bunt in front
of the plate, which Mullen gathered in
IN time 10 flag the National at first.
Then came Anderson with mighty
swat directly over second. which gave
Texas Hunter Hill chance TO race
home with the only run Of the game
After this little feat duh. gray clouds
began TO gather in the west, and before
the seventh inning was well under way
great gusts of wind followed by a
heavy rain. caused a cessa ton of hostili-
ties After the regulation wait OF TWEEN
" minutes SILK OIoughiin announced
that the game was off.
New Batting Order.
But Washington had won. and the
fans We're satisfied, even though they
had TO miss three Innings of what prom
ised TO be fast playing. The whole work
OF the Nationals showed a marked i'm
provement over the listiess exhibitions
that the team was putting up just be-
fore leaving for the last trip. The re-
arrangement. of the batting order seems
10 have had the desired effect, and the
batters are now so grouped that the
ones doing the heaviest stick work fol-
low each other Every man met the bail
squaTely yesterday. and while the team
had only half a dozen bingles to its
credit it was fast fielding in several
instances that robbed it of drives that
had the earmarlls OF safeties.
Hickman Hurt
In the second inning an accident that
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The Tnterior-A gricuiture game was one
of the worst of the season. Nineteen
10 ninc is a pretty big score for so late
in the season.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

If the members Of the Justice team go
away much faster there Will not be
enough men left to play. Manager De
Moody is away on his vacation, Harvey
cutter also left last week, and Doe
Klsenschmidt says he viii leave one day
soon. for his summer outing.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Chicago .........0o020ooto-s 3 5
Philadelphia - 0 0 3 600 o. 8 0
Batteries-Reulbach and King; Pit
finger and Doom. Umpire-BauSeWine
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

IN the first inning StahI went against
the pavilion TO get a foul and was
reaching over the fence for the ball
when some muttonhead butted in and
spoiled the play by getting into StahPs
way The manager gave him stern
look and the whole crowd roasted the In
truder.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The plan to have one of the teams Of
this league lay the winning team OF
the Church League race, has met with
anoroval of all concerned, and the
chances for some games are very good.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Brooklyn .........o0000o0 90
Pittsburg -..---..1 , 0 1 0 x-13 Is
Batteries-McIntyre StrickIett and
Ritter; Phillip and Peitz. Umpire
Emslie
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

In the second inning Huelsman raped
one of Muilen's curves to the extreme
northeast corner of the park. but Nc
lntyre was playing deep and after
sprint he jumped UP and harpooned the
ball within q few yards OF the fence.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Adams is almost as awkward as
Jacobsen at the plate. but he looks
good as a pitcher.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Silk O'Loughln was casting tender
glances toward a box where sat bride
OF only few days. Here's congratula-
tions and best wishes. SIX.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

II must have felt good TO Jake StahI
When he first stepped 10 the plate and
was cheered TO the echo by the crowds
The young manager has had his hard
luck, but he is still lighting It's no
easy task to be at the head of a tall
end team. but Stahl IS working as hard
for these games as he was when the
Nationals were at the top of the heap.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The error charged against the local
team was an unfortunate slip-up by
Adams. He went to field O'Leary's
bGnt in the fourth, but just as he
grabbed the ball he slipped Before he
had fully recovered himself he threw
and struck the Tiger in the back. The
sphere caromed off toward the coach
ing box and Crawford went from sec
ond to third.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Neyy-York February q
BEEV VES-Receipts IS 1213 head. incIud-
Ing ~ cars Tor saughtererS ana u Tor the market AL
the latter held for Wednesday, trade and there
nothing doing cattle yards Feeling weak
beef rather reported quotations. Liverpool
London cables unchanged for live cattle and sheep
OF beef estimated The British
of with cattle OF which 655 London
ana 14I TO antwerp TIE Majestic sailing Tomorrow
CALVES-Recelpts las head, all for the market
full light supply but with the rails
ing Of the blockade which is likely
sold S5QSIO 100 10 barnysrd Western
calves offered Dressed calves hsr; city dressed vea
SaiesW. P Hume y veals 133 10 average at $40
10 do SO T5i 16 do, 116 10 50 so;
I20 b at S6 so do IO8 70. a So do. so ~ So.
sanders: IS veais 139 10 at 50 80; . do, 1@9 To at
Newton S Co: 16 veals rb. at Sc 20; do IA 70
q IS.
head, all Tor the market Sheep steady but market al
most stock: lambs reported lower prices
Buffalo Everything cleaned up few old ewes and
S4RS4 so per 100 T inferior TO good lambs
at 81 5OGS9 10; no really prime lambs offered Dressed
firm S24101Rc per 10; dressed lambs sold az
12914 dressed hothouse lambs In fair demand
saies"NewtoH & Co II State lambs IS 70 average
SO 100 ~ 123 do. cuIls 81 ~ at s. 80 State sheep
Sanders: 115 State Iaulbs - 10 Il; do ca
W r. Hume: 1l6 State lambs, ~ 10 at 81
HOGS-Receipts 3+13 5,eS6 head. includ-
ing a carload. Feeling trths weak Good medium
weight state hogs quotabe s5 60 per 100 70;
light do sold TO outside buyer at 50 20
Country steady.
Sales sanders: 70 state pigs ZOE 70 averaSe; al
s Judd Co. date Monday IS state hogs. 11s u.
Tobfn shannon date Monday SO pigs. los u.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. -CATTLE-Recepts 6 500 head: mar
ket steady good prime steers 50 76GS6 20 poor 70
medium s46$5 So sOckers and feeders, - 5OqS4 40;
cows 81 25GS4 5O helfers S2d$5 81 35qS2 20;
bulls. S2dS4 % calves S3 506ST 70 HOiS-tteceipts
market steady mixed and butchers. 81 TOa
81 good heavy. 81 924aGS5: rough heavy.
81 5S4 So; bulk of sales. 81 oOGS3 20
SEEP-Receipts 1000 head market 1Oc lower good 70
wethers 50 60gss fair to choice mixed 81 Soa
IS 30 native lambs. S6GSS 10,
cincinnati. Feb 2I-HoGs active; butchers. S. 10;
common S4as4 CATTLE steady: fair % good ship
pers s. 1Oa$4 s5; g 2Sas2 7o SHEEP strong
S3QS5 so: lambs active So 25aSs
East Buffalo. Feb 21-CATTLE-Recsipts. 300 head;
ass IS shipping 81 1885 95 butchers 81 5Oa$5 % het
stOcers and feeders 81 JOGS4 35 VEALS-Recepts 100
head. active lover 81 50ds9 -. HOGS-Recsips 2 500
head active heavy and mixed 50 40s5 40
81 So; stays S3dSs ~. SHEEP LAMBS-Receipts,
head dull 25G5Oc lambs S6 50dSS So
Western 5OSS 81 25GST so; wetb
S6 25aS6 90 ewes. T5GS6; mixed, So 5Od$6
Kansas city Feb 21--CATTLE-Recepts 1900 head
cudng Southern Steady choice export and
dressed beef steers 81 90aS5 e fair good 81 T5ds4 81
Western So 1895 stockers and feeders 81 60
Southern steers 25dS4 So Southern So 25G
So 20 native 75GS4 10: native heifers So 500
81 So: bulls 81 5O1S3 T5 calves S3Gs8 u. HOGS-Re-
ceipts 5d1OC higher 81 95 bulk
sales 81 T0dS4 packers 81 S5$4 90 pigs and lights
Ob6S4 SHEEP Receipts. II 600 head: market. 10G
5c lower native lambs S76sT SO; native wethers s5G
75: native ewes 81 75as5 % Western ted lambs S7
81 so Western yearlrgs. S6 20S6 So Western fed
sheep 75GS3 20: stockers and feeders 81 50@S5 so
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb. 21.-Intersst wool uarkat 4.
between foreign grades are now frorn
necessity the principal demand. and the domestic
which nearly exhausted There talk ~
lower prices the market nov being steady but Is
sideTed doubtful X these Will develop Pulled oos
good demand. There Is little trading IN Territo-v
wools but prices hold steady The leading quotations
follow: Ohio and Pennsylvana-XN above g5qg5
X. 3OQ31c No l.. 2s63si7c; = 3sgS9c fine unWashsJ
2sa5o. unmerchantable &Ia2sc one-qUarter blood un
washed SlgB@c: three eghths blood 3ia92c: one-half
blood BOAalc unwashed deisEe, 27G 2sc: fine washed
deaine. S7QSIAsc- Mchigan--c,1e uuWashed eI022c.
onequarter blood unvashsd. sc. u seishths Blood ale
tucky Indiana ecThree eighths and quarter blood
SOC sic Terrltory-Idaho nne, lsa619U heavy hne fS9
lie; hne medium is=G1ae medium 2sc: low me
diun. 23G24c Wyoming nne 1Tis rlSsc heavy me iB(
Ice: nne medium lfi4 4nfhc medium. 23F24c low me-
dium. 2sQ24c Utah and Nevada me 1Tgisc heavy hne
1JG i5c; fine medium. liza sc medium. 22Q2ac low
medium a 24s Dakota me ise: nne medium, lSss
1pc. medium. 23T2tc: low medium. 27d24c Montana-
Fine choice. y G22c. hne 19f medium
choice 2G22c: 10000; staple. "a 23c medium
choice 23u2Sc
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Tork- Feh-narr /.

NeW-Aork. February q 1905.
C1FEES- urtleT T-eaAness developed II the coffee
sEEk today result or lower European cables bear
estimates q TIE amount Of coffee remaining in tue
@s.o- cf Santos and continued fu Brazilian receipts
-5s oPeniag vas steady at decline OF 10dl5 points
here ta-- demand the decline later
Z Z frsz- Hayrs caused advance here prfCes
ring A. GRE Tine only 5E1o points Part OF
1as Improvement Ess lost under increased liquidation
c-TE-c Ire cse however. and dLsl Quotations vbfIa
f-sE5v. 5E5 points lower Sales were erorrad
= shCu- 1870 bags There a cable from Favre
reporting thai tle Brazilian authority kare Er1schs had
stated rhzt ne a1norot q coffee remaining the interior
= Santos vas larger than expected santos
crop would p-1h6sly reach T50 COO bags which T. an
Increase ~ snat Ve bags over the previous estimate
= sEH1s uf ? 75o 90 not exceeded -hfs
would indicate tcJal brazilian crop about 10 $50 O0n
lille less than last Santos firm cabed
ts local 7egFeerive that the market was lower
n Increase cr estimates but that feeling vas
hssr et ne decline and the bottom seemed
reached RecetEs for the fulI az both r0-+s
Ele nfe1cr points and the late cable estimating the sac
Esuo neea for the day reflected larger figures than
lszi rear t1Ere closed II decline 1adZ franc ami
fsnhu-E which had shown relative s-esdfrass ~, -
Previous da, vas al pfg lower The spot market was
eHe WIN quotations -Onlinsily unchanged a SC TO-
Si0 70 :. - - -1-
follows NJ ~ ~-11
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

6@c; Japan: foreign, nominal; domestic 27sG3zc:
'aSs, SSr, 50o5ec, Hangoon in bond, 2<Q2Ae-
SCGA1s-Renned sugar steady, but quiet with list
prices unchanged Prices quoted less per
for cash and &c 100 f invoice: further
counts or gratutties: Cut loaf and crushed. 670c;
mould a e4Oo; cubes, 6.3oc xxx powdered. 6.20c
Ro"oered coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 6l5c
Gsge sonfeetoners ranuated soc: Eagle coarse and
ezra nie granuated. 6.15c Eagle 10 cartons 2 10
bags and 10 bags fine granulated s20c: Eagle fine
or standard granulaed and diamond A. a05o; eonfee-
toner's A. 69Oc: No l, 570c: Nos s. Bose No !.
sssSo; sS Nc g. SSoc; No 6. 545c; No = 54Oc; No g
e@vSo @ No 1S 9So Nos Il and 10 4eoe For raw sugar
mere was firm local market with paid prices
quoted basis for 90 test centrifugal 41sc
- test muscovado; 4lSc test molasses sugar.
London beet sugar steady at los Sd for February
enc March Stock in the United Kingdom IS $1,000 tons
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb q. p nl-coT,roN-spot in fair de-
sed: good niddling. mdang lsd low rniddling
O6d good ordinary. ed; ordinary. 3.T6d
Of rhe day were bales. which were ror
sneeation and export included 9I0O American. Re
ceips - 400 bass all American Futures opened easy
and closed firm: American mddng February
Osi: February March 40sd March April O9d
April and May. lid: May and June, l2d: June and
july July and August 41bd; August and September
I6d: September and October 417d October
bsr I I'D; November ana December. A
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
READING SYSTEM.

x. ~
10y street and south Ferry from South Ferry
H-s9 9sin1ON3 BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND sfATCH
40 Ao 81 90 l5 Esston onlyf. 10 L21-
~ ts-s5 Esston only P m Sundays. "A 50
wILkEsBARRE AND sCRANroN-.4os. .1sa
AAah.EMOOD LAKEHURsT, TONS RIVER AND
'ahNEUAI-z4Oo 90. '9-4O a m. (8Ao,
SSaSsWood S5sood and Lakshurst only). a500. xs.Os D
ATLANTIG CITT-.s40 a m - 80 . N
HLNELAND AND BRIDGETOS-zFa % a =, ! ~ = r.,
A1SeT -BhiaSSH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
fo1NI .PLEAsANT AND sEASHORF POINTS
51'so. go lI3O a x1- 20 445. $50. 6-S0 1l50
a61 m sunday, except Ocean Grove 500 a m. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHr MONMOUTH HcH
T-AsI LONG BkANCH-4O0. $40 6 60 II 50 a n.
49, tss $50 Atlantic Hlds. only. D m sun
fHddLADELPHIA CREADING TERA1ISALp-.4 p. %
4s "a sSg - ~ 1.9go Tll90 w 90. - %. 81 80
p m. sI215 udt ' 04' s'-''' '-f-'N
sf.5 AND CHESTNUT sTREETLs4s5. $500. 10 o.
u nd, q m '@e0 s'Aoo. 500. '7o0 ts.25 D m.
BALTIMoRE AND wAsHINGTOS-soo 1900. .1:.eo.
~, 20 IS 20, ZOO. -12.l5-
hEIaiDIING, HARRISBURG, POTTsvILLE AND WILL
a m Reading only. 800. Ii 20 - 90 D m Read
LrE. FoJtsvlHe Harrisburg only, 90, IS. 90 p n
Ar,ron Liberty Street only. DaiIv
Sanoay- SSundays only tPariOr only llvis "a
4tSs 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S2 Av 2Sf stb Az
20 Union square West. 153 East 125th St ZTs West
1zotn -. s4S Columbus Av.. York C'otir- e.
So $50 EElton St Brooklyn ss0 Broadway. Williams
baggage 20 Destination
w G. BESLER. q n EsT-BT
anu zen Aer- Gen Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne quiet
rather easy but the local market held abouu steady
with firm prices quoted and machine made barrels We're
quoted 54zc- ROsin firm but unchanged Tar
fairly steady We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Ou and machine barrels. %
154&c
TAR-S4 90GS5
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 s5; E. 81 O54
So 10 F. SO 15Gs3 20: G. 50 20S3 25 H 50 85d$3 40 l.
IS 6OqS3 20: 81 35dS4 40: NJ $4 s0GS4 So \. So TO-
c. IS 3O9$5 80; W ", IS so
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine !9s
Tar Dds ssS
wilmington Feb. 21.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts, II bbls. ROSINNothing doing;
cepts. 362 bbls. TAR 81 80; receipts. lit bbs
CRUDE TCRPENT1NE firm. 81 30, So TO- receipts 20
bbls
Savannah. Feb 21-TURPENTINE-Noth doing
52c; receipts bbls; sales shipments 1.29l RosIN
firm receipts 66S bbls; sales 1.163; shipments 1885
Quoted: A E c, 50 67la D. 50 72a; Z, 81 T1s r So
g. 81 30; n SO 25 So 30: K 81 O5 M, 81 90; n 81 TO-
W c. S5: " w s. 10
Charleston. Feb. 21-TURPENTINE and RosIN-
Nothing doing.
London Feb. 21.-TURPEHTINE-Spir s6s i0lid
ROSIN-Arnerican strained, IS lloyd: fne. lis 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb q. ?. m.-WHEAT-Spot nominal
futures quiet: March, Is I'D. May. 6s ND July. 6s
American mixed old As 1llsd futures quiet March.
FIOUR-st Louis fancy winter steady, 9s Cd HOPS-In
London CPaciho Coast duh. f7qss BEEF'-Firm: extra
India mess Ills 3D. PORE-Easy: prime mess. Western
els 30, HAMs-Short cut. ID g l6 @ weak sss BA-
rib. 70 "A N sas 3D. long clear midde light Is 70 81
orf sI-s- bacs ia 10 30 10 SIS ed clear bellies ii ~ is
IN. s7s Cd. sHoULDERS-square. II i3 10. dull 2a-
hARD-uat. ~aeas Western. In tisrcss. ass; American
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
NJ poElon of BFazIlian coffee Is as follows:
two days. fThrss days.

tVI IOo--S este-dsy's market less srffy. t,..
S-oNe1 generally Erea5eC tone particularly d7rfrg -
Isl AaI CT the sessi0n, when prices yv-rA f-e,caS
= covering o. Yesterdays sellers -e-r---
-. n-IleTE Fnct markets. rather smaller eg+ir7e-s
-A- receipts than expected rumors as - 49, s,-4
ICE O market leaders by urepsraonE fr rEs 80
4~alsr Elere bv I,--,e-z
market lost advance
.-5 soea1y Il tone Al slight gain. The oTerIaF
- steely az cec-i1e OF Zd3 points or -ler abG, -
sc o. tae cables which 5G7 points lower ar the
80 q ne ccs- opening loss Of 40 points had
expected private cables there was no srSo,1Is
--s a-oae mat southern offerings continued srnsll
- eA-a1ee ne decline ground Of Iiuuidarfo -.
1--A L--fe were evidently owing
= reports cc 1-Tl spot holders.
-e tisL ne heavier resei--s estimated for - 5aZ
s-lL1--5 fs---lg rlo--e-ner,t
= a ecci-u-aro- owing recent unseasorsf fIe
az rae snc-I-y after ths call the market began -
tIofe On covering. and active buying n1ovsr7s-t
s-tec 20 lower Wall Street leaders ana oe-rs5r
Ee Epct interests EE midday market was atr1fr
= 2 - points net higIsE, with March showing re
So gan having recovered portion OF fts Ios-
fll1ln -le- nucruatious irregular but The mar
- ss--@-iy worked lower realizing attracted BY
- sefaee a11 renewal OF operations for short ac-
80 "4l frlces finally steady a advance OF 9Gb
bo.lts Saes futures estimated az zoo 600 bales
sa-a-71 receipts Tor today. while thoss
= -e=t sesT- showed falling OF COMPARED with the
sso-s cay fact which have disappointed come
. = leEs ard helped in the early adEance Exports
me cay were very large and the heavy interior re-
9s being largely due Increased Houston move
- 1iscounted by the decline Monday, had lltte
s-sct sentiment -
ne rsng II contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

-airr - Hsrst 1or spot cotton closed quiet and 70
-sner on tie basts 0s Sc mi6uLng upland and
se-+t--F - niaoing Cuff Sales 30 bales 20 spinners
-5--- 80 ns-zels were relegraphed as follows St
~, ea-y sl1 unchanged at 11sc: sales 30 bales
%e-tI and isc lower a. S7-c sales. 200 bales
go el-~r and unchanged az 1l-llc sales. 900
6sisF slsa-y and unchanged az &c sa!ss 52e
1l-nllsl - sac Galveston steady and
.nse1 a. Bic sales. 1.731 bales NeW-Orleans,
49, e-d i-l6c lover 1I-I6c: FsleF. 2.sJ0 bales
f-7S-.5 Aesdv and unchanged e. GSscs sales, 1900
--s-e1 receipts u cotton AZ leading points for
- Houston. from g. go 10 1000 bales. against
~ geS1 ard 24I2 last year; a. CialFestoE from
= 20 bale. 547 last week and 42T2 last
er az a. Eew -OrIeans from e.5O0 1900 bales.
~tS-As- -3os last week and o IA Ta=t year.
He5s ~ ire ports and interior points today com
80 VITA ms SANE cay last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

refined In pals s4s Sd. BJTTER-Nonrlral. CHEESE
Quiet: American white. SIS; col
ored Soc TALLOW-Prime city steady, DIS TCRPEN-
TINE-Spirtts steady SIS 81 ROSIN-Cummon hrm "a
Cd PETROLEUM-Renned quiet, i'd LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
BAL LTIhORE AND Ohio RAILROAD
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD a R

Trains depart from Grand Central station 42d 81 ana
BOSTON. via New London aad Providsncs-.4so
= 1890 1890 x 1902 A N, ttll:oo. "xl1:Os. XII a5o
B00sT0N. VIA Wilinlantie-+fs:oO A NJ. 200 P. II
.ll:OO P. NJ "@
FITCHBCRCs. via Putnam and Worcester-f30O ? VI
IzAkEFILLE and NORFOLK-TS-5O 4 N, 1871 p n
CT; HARRINGTON. sTOCKBRIDGE LENOX PITS
FIELD-T4;J0. $3.50 A NJ, 1881 P. "
" tA1t56SBs E3F and WINSTED-T4-JO. $500. rs
T1OO2 s'1O,0S go Waterbury, A NJ. T1OS
SS5;ol. t8oo. $500 60 Waterbury, P, NJ
Ticket Offices az cGrand Central Station and ci2jfh
ST, also cll3 c261 IIS5 354 Broadway, cs Park
Place. c5 Union square C1S2 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave c273 West 125th St 15S Fast
i25th ST In Brooklyn. q Court SEQ Fulton S..
3eO Broadway Z. D.
oDaiy .Daiy Except sundays fsuadays enly- 'stops At
12oth 125rh Sundays only
Limited Has dining cPariOr and Sleeping Car
C. T HEMPsTEAD Cen Pass ASt
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen Supt-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
OLD m@EllMl0N llNE.

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth, PinnsrE
Point Newport News. Va connecting for PETERSBURG
Richmond, Virginia Beach. Washington D. c.. and entire
South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier "a
" r. Beach every week day p NJ
H B. WALKER Vice President Tranie Manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

t-|01 EEclalee sIeciaI LlVerpOol cables: SPOT
~ La-- business doing sales, 10000 bales specula-
al 50 export 1g0. American 90; receipts q. .Ooo
.-ellaH. Mi3dIlnR upland, 4lSd- Futures opened
fse points O. CI5sec nF7n. net % points lower.
g. ana February-slarCh z0sd; Msrch-April,
l. = Aprll Nay. z-I1d MsyJuus. a 12d; June-Juiy,
e. Sly- august I'd; AugustseDteuber led; Sep
1ctoser nd OEtgESeT NoveTIber 1Td: November
49, s-lsd Maschester-Fa-ns strong; cloths IN
Ess-e-Ihe market Tor both essential oils and
- with prices htlle higher. but the general
i9ss -elazIged. ESSENTIAL OILS were quoted as fol
Anrise 81 1851 17Azs beFgEm0t. 81 2O4s2 IS;
lSf5 ts9zTascs cloFes 6Tik l7oc. bottles.
ESQ. - pe1nyroga! slSSl 70; peppermint, tins So 20
Z a. s. 280S3 %: WlIteEgTesn. natural. 81 BOA
q a- .ssDoTs'5ent4gn, 4q43zc; golden zeal. SO 754
IN So Nestsrns ezletscf ginseng. Northern s6 100
Ffrr..l-tnerrl, $3.50 20; Eastern, 81 25EsT GS
n.<.Er -. ASD 5dEAL-BuEiness in the -four trade
Eat with change IN prices. Sales to-day
kEsns ~ ~ eeffaeo mainly 70 Kansas clears FI>yrB-
enfS seS&S EtratEhtE. s. IO41t5
.ztrs sSSen-s 81 50qS5 So spring clears, s. SOss s5;
!. 81 sl.tet 50 sffIs4 30 extra 80 winter
- - f4J1IR r FtedY. Quoted Fair 20 good - bbR
. Nles1e ~ i&asy, ss ga 20. BUcKWHEAr FLOUR
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY % 1905

Susda aoYtff KIN at 3 .5s2 3 p 20 oRSFA S55S RA fssd
1.sady e9loted: Fine white and yellow 81 25
uoted sss " r, n ma 40 sssFn rm city s,a aT, ca
aSur r Do S22 Red Dog. s2s IS. sTriy $40
sec So h9niny chop bsp Sci IS sscSs: oil meal
-wHEAT-Active covering Of shorts ana more
T & oq ppGs sys ssTs e the May a o 9PoT In %
country L closed Sc higher. against only iac ad
here The entire market ruled very arm except rear
the opening. when local traders sold lot o; the May
aat there evidently good deal Of wheat wanted
market soon recovered and for the balance Of the day
.s more oF less nnGer oh eohsro. a. Cnlesso MICA lt
po at times but locally shorts nervous and took
o, the Wall Street pool in the matter Of closing out IT'S
trader s nsatis4ed as 10 the purposes OF their deal
Very htte of the news coming IN during the day
sqlsd net decline at Liverpool. Influenced by large
points hgher ano Bua2pest 10 poin up 0ut ~ IN s Nisw
bush these higher cables had little erect Reports
Kansas stated that the snow was disappearing and
showing the plant f6esh and green The primary PRIME N, movs
bush last year. although latter represented Two % d.
Quoted be s. 34 No Nortbern pnuih s. 2TA No
vas there an active trade in corr at New-YorS but
counts and in sympathy with the West Traders who
Aq oeen seilng ior Tos S rs ~ On bt s ,ss % ~ the ma
ket and started in to cover before the ho!ldsy Re
ings we're Tensraw smaller than expected The move
msnt was a shade less than the previous year and
English closed 's@ld net lower The advance
close showed i paso net advance corn closed Sc
.d egsIr "a, and sc aSos Saoet 80 w Of se Ss .a a %
Pse P who were % 6eyss SoTn asp % Dgt T55sops os,s
with prices higher The cash market In Nsvy-YorS
White % to 3 n sssSs9so; clipped Ehits 80 to % ro
Ss-s S+l &c RE n9minal bAKLT3LNsTke[ ARK qIiec &
tsS5ao s@s va fS2rsi fBnTaio :" >'-0'~ anu