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New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
EuRoPEAN PRoDucE MARKET.

Liverpool. April is-Ciosing-wHEAT--s Spot quiet; No
Is May. Gs 7iads July, %
7Ad. August 6s "a COItNspo quiet American mixed.
new a. American mixed old e. load futures
quiet: MAY, As Sad; July As 3lbd PEAs-Canadi1n an
Is FL4OUR-St Louis fancy winter steady. ~
9d HOPS London (Paclhc Coast steady. fGqf6 l2s
BEEF strong. extra India mess. 56s Sd PORK easy
prime mess 61s 81. HANS-short IA l6
~ strong ass. BACON drm: Cumberland - 10 %
n ais 6i rib 1j 10 "a long clear mid
DIS light - 70 "a ~ SOS Oh long clear midtie heavy
30 39s clear backs. ~ Hss. clear
bellies IL 70 10 10 Ais SHOULDERS II 20 -
n steady. SIS LARD steady: prime Western IN ueTces.
sos Sd American refined IN pals. SIS Sd BUTTER
nominal CHEESE steadv; American Gneat white. SIS
American nnest cOlored. SIS 3D. TALLOW-Prirue
city steady. 23s- TUIPESTIpE-Sprts steady. as 0d
ROSIN-COnanon. Cd dFm. PETROLECll-Re1ned
quiet 5ssd. LINSEED OIL strOns' 1eS Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
NEW YORK new haven 3 HARTFORD RR

Trains depart Grand Central Station. ana
BosToN = via New London and Providence-t4.5O.
l9;So ~ D9 19o: :.1Ao6 a NJ ttI:OO 'H1;oa '1s0O
BoSfoN. VIA Wiiimantic-ffs:OO A NJ. 1900 P. NJ
BOSTON via Sprinsfeld-f9:OO a. NJ. til12;OO S4:OO.
SI1OO P. NJ.
LAKEVIII4E and NOFFOLEc-t5:5O A. NJ. t3:3f p. 81
CT BARRINGTON. SEOS, ,Nh5LS lDei6. LENON. PITS
WATERBURY, and WINS. s.TEsDs-t4:5O $500 ff8:0O.
TIO:O2 $4,000 Waterbury, a VI. T1.03 fa:SO,
sf5OI, t6OO. 5000 90 Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket Offices a cGrand Central Station and c125th
ST. also at ella e261. 11s5 el954 Broadway eS Pars
Place COS Union Square C1S2 Fifth Ave c2i5 Columbus
Ave go Madison Ave. c273 West 125h 153 East
125th St IN Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton St.
Broadway +. D.
sDaiIy. Except sundays sSundays only SStops ae
125th ST xStops St. Sundays only fParor
limited HAS dining eParlor and Sleeping Car
C T. HENPsTEAD. Gen. Pass AgG
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County OF
New notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against William H. Hurbut late Of the County OF
York. deceased TO present the same with vouchers
subscribers their place Of
nus ness at the Metropolitan Trust Company
of city New York No - Wall Street. IN the Bor
o1rb of Manhattan city % New York before
me 10th day october Dated New York. the 6th
day Of April 1905. - - - - - - -
NOW YORK MARGARET H. HURLBUT. Executors.
p 6RS)NS CLOSSON * NIsVAINE, Attorneys for ESx-
eCutors. 81 William St. New York city
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

9a ms2 seaSe 2St a@9 5G%R % at ana fq s atS
ito o IN light supply. supplies
g3lsc NIercSW We quote: Creamery, extras per No. 500
state 40 aSa@sc; DO ssoonds. soa$le DO thirds 26G29c
SSeanery extras 2sc; do rsts 25827c renoyaed extras
DO factory, rsts 24a25c; Go seconds 21G22c
faiTl Receipts to-day I221 boxes There is
s5Fadss Weather continues cold and season for new
Tneess backward. Only small scattering been
Tor mere as yet and few sales reported at u1sGl2c
s regglaE 81 Liverpool ea6le 67s Sd for white
DO late made coiored and White choice isS: do fair
TO good 12 al2fc do Door oSlGiisc; do large COL
made ana eal6y white fancy 1lc DO hne 91Sse do late
choice i5 30 poo l0.@lo DO light skms .,I, small
t7sc 90 eS; fi; Dc good sAqsisei do common to fair
tI IsGss-Receipts to-day, 31.ls7 Arrivals
to the cold .,oa but large quantity is being whire%n @
such the @ open market do not appear excessive FOR
grades there is rather slow outlet We quote: State
92 e.oice lee; mixed extra 1Sc do frsts i7l gISc
hrss ne: % packed lSgls9e do FegglaT Iagsd, &
i45SISc % 2otnern 3al5c dirties lGal3.zc checks
steady former prices crahberres dragging straw
0meT Re lemons weak Ptneapples steady. We quote:
& ~ Ben ba9i3 pF S 2Ss aSss2 jda S. Do POI BALDWIN s. %
2. STICK as to variety eSnaton 5oeq61 ciIERR1
Cod per- bb SS S S S$t Il5 81 2 cANES "A y M 2 cTss GaPe
iSSS@Sl 90 STRAWBERRIES North Carolina quart,
S. Foro do Rf 1 e5Ss5 81 % &C. eaana !. g.
qS2 20, tangernes Florida per strap s2@iSS 5O do CALI
hernia per half boz 81 l5q$ Go mandqIins California
box 5lgS3 20 do California 81 5oqS2 50 LEMONS Cali
s. 45a$1 SO; PiNEAPPLEs cuban. per crate, 81 500
FRUlTs-DRIED-T market has taken on a slightly
th decline @ ana ma dealers are generally Of the opinion ha
meeting demand at S. SjaS5 30 sales how
slightly fTer chops steady at 81 90 small fruits dull
picking up on Irunes We quote: APPLES. evaporated
100 ID, 50 3oqS5 40; Go common to nearly prime per ~
state ami Western; sun dried coarse cut. 2h@9e' do
S3mhens SS r. Sun m dried eeaTs cut 2aS do 9h9PFeq; & Fer
per per- n, ISi&g15c: HucKLEBERRIES. l9al1c; BLACK
Is csiifoTnia peeled 15619o: do unpeeled 9qI2o;
PRIMES. California, 2a5%c: 90 oregon. ~ q6atc.
HOPS-Trading continues very quiet both here and in
withstandng the hrnness holders, especially the
man ne coast quotati9ns f26sh eHyleeS auiet
ana nnchanged We quote; state I94 S9oiee Per i5
23Q24c; Pacific Coast 1903 choice 22q24c;
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY- The market is not specially
maud has suddenly its sharp movement and all
# is inferred that receipts viii now run full as essened
spring work will permit more general shipnent, 4
Havana We quote: Prime large bales 100 H. s2c;
Soc: clover mixed. 70asOc clover clear. G5a72l2c.
SIFAtSILo9g aye holds 49e with hTmnesS % supportfd
tons reported the Produce Exchange at noon today;
49,, & IS6 % bic 10. Ontsric
4o Lehlsh \aIeF, IL, r Ga '0. % - r:
$50; total l4i0 tons Total for week. ooGf tons last
Exports in for the week; GLASGOW 73I Havana,
uea .; cuba, 153; T2mpico 172i total. 9167 bales
mains at - quSg % met to the shppeF a IN ne eG z0f5 for
fha vyael ed aNri Wera
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April 10 P m--cOTTONSpot in Inoderats
demand. prices points higher; American middns fair
46ld; good middlng SD middlins i9d low Enda1ns
4O3d good ordinary SD ordinary. Sbed The sales or
day 1000 bales OF which 500 bales were tor
speculation and export and included 5O bales Nnsen
receipts bales, including I.1OO bales American
futures opened quiet and steady, and closed steady
Amercan rniadlinE o c April. 4.02d April and Nay
O2d: May and June AO3d: June and July, 4Ood: july
aud September, 4OSd Septeuf-
Der ana october 41Od october and November lld No
Yember and December. 412d: December and JanGarS'
4 l3d. January and February. Aid
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L FRANK T. FITZGERALD a Surrogate Of the
County of York. notice Is hereby given TO all
having claims against Elizabeth NJ Bunker late OF
County OF York, deceased. the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at It's place o.
No. 40 Wall Street. in the BOr
ough of Manhattan. the City of New York. be-
fore the 10th day OF August. next.
Dated. New York. the eth day OF February 1895.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. Executor
PARSONS. CLOSSON & MILVAINE. Attorneys for
Executor 81 William Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
City. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Citations.
DIEFENDoRF. CHARLES P.-The People o.

nIEFENDORF, CHARLES P.-The People Os
the State OF New York, by the Grace OF God free
and independent TO Julia Diefendorf Paul Williams,
Emma A. Williams. Ellen D. Williams. Memo Williams.
livingstone Williams, Charles Paige Williams.
Marion Elizabeth Williams, Dorothy Ellen Will
Union Trust Company Of New York Trustee under
the Of Charles P. Diefendorf deceased. all
interested in the estate OF Charles Defendorf
late OF County Of NeWYOrk, deceased creditors
legatees. Of kin or otherwise, Seng Greeting:
You and you hereby cited and required per-
to be and appear before Surrogate OF
New-YOrk. at the Surrogates Court OF said
the County Court House In CoUn1y
Nev--York April, 1905. al half-paSt
ten forenoon OF that day,
to judicial settlement OF the Of proceed
ings of Trust Company OF NeW-York Executor
OF VIII aPd Testament OF said deceased and
such OF YOU as hereby cited under the age
Of twenty-one years. required TO by your
guardian II you one II you have none appear
and apply appointed. the Of
or do 'ardian will be appointed
bv the surrogate represent and act in the
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the
Seal Of the SurrOgates Court Of the said County
L s. ( NeW-Ycrk 10 be hereuntO affixed
- Witness. Hon. Abner z. Thomas. a Surrogate
OF said County. at the County OF New York
third day March, in the year OF Lord one
thousand hundred and five
JAMES A. DOENELLY.
Clerk OF the SuTrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
interior points to-dal
week and last year

cotton Exchange special LvoTpao. cables spot cotton
'1 moderate demand sales, ZOO bales speculation and
export 800 1aes. Anecen GOO bales: receipts. 1900
6a-es. American. 100 bales. ultdlns upland. 4I9d
s.ea-l let pcnts lower ApEt! ana Aprl-A1ay 4 0z1
1-sg-J-ne 4CsG. June-Juy. 4054. Jl-yAugusr. 5.0Td
pe-rber 4Oeds SEPTEMBER october. lOd- Ocfo-
Le-N november : JIG. NaFelbeF December slZc. Deem
Ye. at-all. l3d- JaLlary-l Iary ali-. Aanctes-
l1l---lar easier. cloths quiet
FLOUR AND 1fEAL-Tfe demand for nour showed a
E tnDrCreer to-day teEe Delug fair sales recorded
n 1g patents and bakers There also several
htl 1ts - Kansas str2-g Us sllc Prices remain M
-e-l spring patents ~ .Ss.st -. winter stragats
ess 30. So winter 50 1885 extra 10 winter.
~ 3nS q. RYE FICIH = SLOW. quoted; Far % goo95'
ts &lQAs fs. choice fancy 81 lOos4 81 COkAMEAl.
steaoy Quoted. Kln dried s. i5oS2 90 IS - hrand
shg NEAL steads Quoted. F1ne WLite and yellow
81 ~. c0arse leas 3 osGSl 10 FIcED8Fe estern hTn
clg H7 50 SD 10 fed DOG. 80 - April ship
naHf. brau. sI9N SIS 80 bulk ara sacks. uid6Ene
t.a red dog so houlEy chop SO bIllt 81 -
tfrEf o.lmeai SO 5Gu$11
GEAINYl4sAT- The wheat market 90 day lost IN he
eisflon what advantage ID gained during the forenoon
end l.frle more fhe Aay option closing lHsc net
lower crops s down Active buying - July
l3 chicago started the early adfahc
~ t4e market is inspiring lot ~ SUPPORT
. fra-rrs esFlecfeo sharp uItIEu On
= his nhoat ly professional Interests came on
hr market again. ir unnffr-"ld mar ne Fie.a t'i
tlnF laferrca against large sales o." 5ult ln the
Mltf IHTarf THE Mas opiluu was also sir"ns l4
M ilfis alfnr tie opening nhi -tl i' iai'I e''
fTrirF rhieaeo market ana nearly thar
She day q Cf9d cetii oT The
-raGrF f1rpuFhout v sraile te4t s was ia the
Nas 0f adjusting -le friday 4ollaa3 WfleA
VIA extend ali the principal markets or me country as
Wel IN Europe. Cash demand Was fairly active ~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

sacks wheat 5000 bush; corn. 1900 bush; oats
bush. Shpuents-Wheat, 5000 bush; cOTn $4,000 bush:
oats. II, 900 bush.
ST Louis April I0-C1ose; WHEAT-NO 2 red cash.
elevator. 81 COB: May, 99-eei July S2%9s2@e; No 2
hard, 81 % CORN-No . cash, 47c; May 45Ac: July,
33Q33l2c.
Toledo. April 1a-CLOVERSEED-Cash IS IS; April.
IS 30 October IS So ALSIKE-Prime, 81 90 TIMOTHY
Primo. 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

quotations follows. FLOUR easy:
WHEAT 10 spring 81 O53Si Ia No 3. SlQS1 IA: No 2
red 81 1875 4S1 15$4 CORN. Nc 4Ii2e; No yellow.
4Slsc: OATS No >. so: No white 2s&93l sc: RYE,
No 2 rs: BARLEY good feeding SI439e fair TO choice
mailing iId47c; FLANSEED, No l. 81 "a No North
western 81 4O CLOVER contract grade S14 PORK. mess
per bbI Sl2 45gS12 50: LARD per 100 70 81 i2a9ST
CCTMEATS-Short ribs, sides lo9se 50 81 afSI;
clear sides (boxed) S7QS7 12ls; WHISKEY basis Of high
wines 81 90 on the Produce exchange today: BUTTER
r1srket arm creameres. 25G3ic dairies 2S2Sc. EGGS
eas an nark cases included l51e 6c hTsts Ice prime
nrsts l7c: extras 1Sc. CHEESE STEADY lS'29l4c-
-puluth Apru 19-Close: WHEAT--No Northern
81 04GS No = Ncrthern, STsscG$l Ol3s: May 81 "a IS
July 81 Goa: September, sic
AIilvauke4 kpru 1g-WHEArNo l Northern 81 11dp
a 10 Northern. 81 GiS1 Os; July, 81 aST sso
bid RYI.-No l. 500. BARLEA-No2 = ole; sample. 40
Cl50c CORN-No g. 47G4s'zc; May 47isc asked.
Minneapolis April l9--close; wHEiAT-May 81 Oa7s
JrIv 81 09tsdS 81 O2ai: September, s4bc: No I hard
81 i67, No Sorthsrn 81 % gA i0l.; No Northern
127s tfS1 o4Es FLOUR-ftrst patents. s. S5aS
sscf ratants s. d5dSJ 70; INST clears. 81 26dS4 a5
second clears. 50 s5a$2 80 BRAN IN bulk $12 80
SIP 80.
Pbnadelphin April 10.-WHEAT dull; contract grade
,-ti =, ai n a. or CORN steady No mixed Aprf
G6G60isc OATS steady; ~! Whlys % natural 361sq
W., creamery c5c; nearby prints. SIC. EGGS
s-r-. isrbv fresh. 1Tlac, at mark Western fresh
II Gisc an mark CHEESE quiet; New-York full
rrssa Ts,rv lSi.c; choice. sac; do fair good
12S figc Recepts-Flour, 2ooO bolS ana 4lS00O 70 IN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

the 1ss from mers but dun at Kansas City
crcsss ~ was weak The stock Minneapolis de-
ditloTs bush IN the last four days. Weather
ca signs OF Improvement that had considerable
je th tse trade and partly responsible
~, srsldes being mder, there pros
lions o 9y areas Of winter and spring wheat
<ro.. only features foreign advances
An ee, - points al Paris and OF 10 points Budapest
t' Hal estimate report the Russian crops
Ca AZ 90, wheat yield Coo go 600 bush compared with
oVsh In the previous primary
i$r ceS We're $4,000 bush, against oQ0 hush last
sl prices in NeW-Nork closed follows: No
No = H W elevator ana s. ~ anoat both nominal
n oi. .efl Duluth 81 C9a. and No hard Manitoba
9f v.o ahoat CoRN-In contrast 10 the ireguiality
s;t tle corn market generally day
atte Sno" ng higher basis during the forenoon
-. -la4 when wheat at its lowest. The market
~ &ea - net unchanged and IN Chicago A shade higher
T me previous night. While bull support seem
eleelally In evidence the selling checked by
fl.ltS Tor wet weather i'm the West by continued
$50 rSeilts chicago expecting only 100 Thurs
opening of lake gat1n likewise
a. sutlent al Chicago Little attention paid the
N1cA closed Is sd higher. the export trade
ol.'y loads No in New-Nork closed a soc
'or ana AT a2c ahoat; No white. 52isc. and
- yellow, a3c { @ anoat. OATS-The improve II
"N1th,r conditions had effect oats. keeping the
lIt Taher especially in the afternoon best
Setaia came from commission oats in New
lNth closed as follows: Mixed. - q b 10 35d35 a c.
Tsl white so b n. 81 &C. clipped white
90 70 80 10, SbiR g39c. RH + nominal BARLEY-Marlet
1ui,, feeding quoted 44i4c c New-York and
mating al 46452c C I Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne easier early
asked machine made bbls and later
In the day the quoted 81 &c hrmer
with common good strained quoted So 2OQS3 %.
ruled steady but unchanged s. 209$5 IS for oil
barrels. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-On and machine bbs SO
07iaC.
TAR-S5 25q$5 So
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained Sc 2O6$3 % E
So I5QSS 20. F IS 2Og$ %; G. 50 S5$S 20; H. 81 cod
S0a$3 90; 81 35q$4 -; NJ, s. S50S4 SOs n
IS To- q. 50 S5. and W W s. 50.
STOCKS ON HAND
Itosln bbls 20
Tar DblS T. uoo
New-OrIeans, April O-ROSIN-Recepts. Sc bbls.
Wilmington, April 10-SPIRITS TURPENTINE1 firm,
SIC receipts casks. ROSIS firm 81 So receipts Is b6ls
TAR firm 81 80: receipts AZ bbis- CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE firm, 81 3OG2$3 20; receipts. II bbls.
Charleston April l9.-TUFtPENTINE and FOSlN. moth
ing doing
Savannah. April 19.-TURPENTINE hrm 5Sc; receipts:
151 bbls: sales. 30 bbls. shipments IS bbls. ROSlN
FIRM receipts l51 bbsi sales, 54 Shls shipments %
s. O2s c. IS 121 H. So 80; 7 So so; X and n 50 sS;
London. April Ie&TT1RPENTINE. SPIRITS. ass Cd.
ROSIN American strained. SIS Sd fine, lis Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
READING SYSTEM.

w @= - ~ u 80 "a - u - y @HSls
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. R. R.
AA1eEty street south Kerry Ferry
nys minutes cartier than shown below
GA5AON. hEEllLEltk-A, ALLENTOWN AND lIAUCTl
"a ONh-zto9 M tIl5 Easton only. 80 a. re
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-zf0o $40 a m
S;90 p Y: sundays. q. 80 a L p. ~.
AaIe&SA1ttgg01lD, IS1tg1lDs,- A1AhEhl t-sF, TOMS RIVER AND
GAANEGAE-zL0V. $50 a m, zL30 (3.40 ala
ksWood and LakehH1rst only). a5OO. x60s sun
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss.4O 40 a. 1a ts 40 D. m
TINELAND And RIDGETNON-z4OO 90 a. m 3 40 D. m
LONG BRANCH, ASBUISY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
PUNT PLEASANT, AND SEASHOHsE FONTS
z4O0: $50 II so a m, xl20 80. 50, $50. 11,50
ATLANTIC ELDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH RCF
EAST LONG BRANCH-4-OO $50. $50. 1l30 a m
1S0. 40 (5-3O Atlantic Hlds only) Gao D. m.
PHLAADEI PEIlA (F5EIADINC TERMINALH-o435 zoe.
tS0O $500 1000. 411OO a. f12 CO. "1 90 S1-5O.
t2o0 tSOO. '40O. 1900 t6O0. 1880, 90 90 S1O3O
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425 4s.OO 1000.
s120O 300. +'4OO. 800. 100 1925 .. M
BAIiTIMOHF AND WASHINGTON-sOO. 5000. s1s 90
900 oAOO. 900 200 s1215
READING. HAFE3ISBU RGi, POTTSVILLE AND WILL
lA1SPORI-I40O. z4-25. TS00. Hf9.l0 (l000. Hoo
Reading oniy). ts1-OO. $50. ZOO p. Read
zFrom Liberty Street only 'Daily, fDaiy, except
Sunday Sundays only 1ParlOr only. IVA Ia
maqua- XSaturdays- aESXcept saturdays
Offices; Liberty St Ferry south Ferry, Astor HOUSE
IS Union Square 259S 90 Av 2I3 West 125rh St
245 Columbus New York 342 Fulton St, 343 344 $50
Fulton St Brooklyn 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage to dest
w c. BESLER. c. NJ BURT,
Vice-PTes Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
BALTIMORE and Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
SEVERN OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave south Ferry minutes earlier.
LV. Liberty street 500 Except Buffet.
Daily. Diner.
noon
pm Daily.
'CEOyal Limited" 400 pm Daily. All PuInan-
500 pm Daily. Diner.
200 pm Daily. BuffoG
1900. r. 10 night Daily. SleepeEA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Daily Nv. New York City. south Ferry. Liberty Sc.
Chicago PittsbuFg. Il 10 mt 11.15 SeopoE.
Chicago. Il .55 -
Pittsburg, Cleveland 3.55 900 Limited
"Pittsburg Limited" 6-55 200 BUFFET
Cincinnati 81. Louis 10 10 Mt 121 Mt Sleeper
cincinnati ST. Louis. -. 80 1000 am Diner.
CINCINNATI Louis. 55 500 pm. Diner.
Ofces 2aI. "a. 1900 bToadEay. 8 As5or House. 100
n Y. 343 Fulton Street. Brooklyn; South Ferry and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

'-7 - Ie--7-ITNe TnaFadt steadT. No Rio.
tNt. exchange, 1CAl, receipts Loo bags: shipments
re tEitee states. lg99 bags stock. 2S5.OOO hsgs.
'istIee market steady. average Santos 4Sl0O.
lls 5000 bags STOCK. l0a5ooo bags Hamburg
e LlaIhet a4-ntl = = Efg lower; at p N was net
-.-atl-el 70 - pig higher bags. Havre-
-oee market opencd 2. franc lower: unchanged:
- : il lHe'ange1 10 : franc higher 5-30 IA
cncnange1i total sales 80 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April 19-FLOUR frm WHEAT-Spring
dull: l Northern. carloads, 81 13l4 dull
red CORN yellow, No g. 52IRc
OATS steady: No . white. 34Ac; No 3 mixed. &c.
Chicago April 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
WarrensNelson.

Mr.. George s. Warren, of Wash
ington. d. G., and Miss Nellie l..
Nelson, of this city, were united
in marriage at the home of the
brides parents Wednesday. July
18th. at 3 o'clock p. NJ, the Rev.
George Thompson officiating.
About 4S invited guests were
present aud after the marriage
ceremonies sumptuous wedding
feast was partaken Of by the assem-.
bled party.
The bridal couple left on the
evening train and will be a, home
in Washington after August 10Th.
The bride Is a graduate of the
Monte Vista High School. She
adopted the profession of nurse,
has had large experience in
hospital work and gained the high.
est praise from doctors IN charge.
The groom is in the government
employ. He gives the impression
of being a very estimable young
man.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
Tuesday Afternoon Races
July 18th.

BOYS mile Pony Race. Prize
lst Pair of spurs, End Jocky whip.
! mile Dash, Prize PAIR of hand
made spurs.
Cow boys Potato Race, tubs 100
yds. apart rider placing most po-
tatoes in second tub in 10 minutes,
Prize IS Stetson hat.
Boys II mile relay race, change
every ] mile, two helpers to each
boy. Prizes, lat bride, End quirt.
Ladies ! mile dash. Prize LIST
Navajo saddle blanket, 2nd spurs
Valley Automobile Race, 5 miles
handicapped according to weight
and horse power. Prize pair Auto
gloves.
Ball Game-Monie Vista and
Del Norte.
Music by Monte Vista and Del
Norte bands.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

james l.. Hurt, of Center. was
granted divorce last week from
the wife with whom he has lived
the past twenty years, and the
custody of the three MINOR child
rcn WIS awarded To him by the
district court nj Pueblo. Cruelty
WAS the ground set up IN the com.
plant Mrs. Hurt was allowed
5000 M pin money.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
Methods, Episcopal Church.

John u. Deeds, Pastor.
Services at the Methodist
church Sunday at the usual hours.
Sunday school, 10 u. N.
Epworth League, .. IN.
Preaching in the morning,
theme, Vision of God;' in the
evening, "rhe Uncut Leaves Of
the Book Of Life"
Everybody invited, especially
strangers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

The Ladies' Library Association
has decided to enlarge their build.
ing ns II has become So crowded
there il hardly room enough for
their books AZ the meeting of
the directors Tuesday u com.
mi,tcc WINS appointed to have
plan. drawn for nm addition Ia
the present building and then call
for bids for its construction.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

II 10 reported that n broncho
riding contest will he held ut the
far grounds during the matinee
races between Tom Tucker aud
bud Mcdonald for $1,000 n side.
Tucker has ridden some bad ones
a, the Valley fairs and Mcdonald
hns demonstrated that he 10 n good
rider aud the cont.-t will attract n
big crowd.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Col Corlc,t returned from New
Mexico Sunday where he was on.
gagged in the settlement Of mn
estate. Two doctors filed bills.
one for $3.50 and the other for
5000. A compromise was offered
by which the doctors accepted
1900 each.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
Del Norte 5. Monte Vista 2.

The Monte Vista bass ball team
went to Del Norte Tuesday aud
the game resulted in the above
score.
With the exception of the 4th
inning it WAS good game, errors
on the part OF the Monte Vista
team allowing two scores. Wake
had a good record IN the field and
Busch brought in the scores.
The return game is expected at
the Fair grounds next Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

John II. Full.nw,der closed a
deal "Wednesday for 5000 lambs Mt
si.35. none TO weigh less than 80
pounds. H- says n stranger
bought 1900 n, South Fork the
same day At $3.50 to sversg. G5
pounds. There Ar. quite n good
many hunting for lambs 10 liz led
IN tho valley aud II is predicted
they will go ~ high IN - before
the season closeA
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

Joe Hnmmel, Kansas City. sheep
salesman for Clay Robinson 4
Co, has been here all the week.
ID. j. Gibbs and ". L. White took
HIM up the river "Wednesday aud
showed him \ good time catching
trout. Mr.. Ilummel il delighted
with the Vnlley aud s~ys II he had
one quarter section ~ this land he
woull be satisfied. He thinks the
sheep industry her. 10 bound to b.
y success.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15
The Oiamsad ktaO.

The Diamond King, under the
management Of Mr.. Handler. will
b. a, tn. Moshcr Opera House
two nights. commencing Thursday.
July 20. This is n strong play
full Of heart interest, yet = strong
vein Of comedy runs through the
piece.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-15

RnV, =. l.. uLo~gRs, Pastor.
Sunday school mt 10 u. M. Worship.
II a. m, Il. Y. =. W. p, m, Worship.
$40 p, IN. Midwe.k meeting Wedne-
day eve 7i5. Worning theme, Those
VINO worship Him must worship in
Spin, and in Truth"
All are cordially invited to attend the
meetings.