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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
Entertainments
HELD AT NEELEY XMAS.
.peeial Correspondenc

Special Correspondence.
A I EELEY Oneida Co, Dec. 27.--The
N FIRST of the holiday entertain
ments was that by the schools
the exercises consisting of read
ings, Rotations, one dialogue and
choruses by the pupils and few
special selections, Considering the bad
with the school attendance. and there
fore with the practising, the children
did very well: one person remarked
on the great improvement the children
had made in their singing since school
began. The receipts We're only 50. so
but with that and the present OF thre.
books 10 the school, at Christmas, By
Misr Nelson. beginning can be made
ard, surely, when the people learn what
help school library II, they will
be more willing to help at future enter
tainments; one family was largely rep.
resented, and another lady who could
not come herself, sent the admission
fec.
on account OF the school entertain
ment being held Friday night, the exer.
clsCc In commemoration OF the one
hundredth birthday OF Joseph Smith
were held Sunday afternoon.
Christmas afternoon the children had
q dance at the schoolhouse, and Christ
mas night dance was held at the
same place Exercises OF literary
and musical character. with games,
were interspersed with the dancing
People from other places helped swell
the crowd. American Falls was among
the towns that were represented.
Miss Grace Reed, who is attending
school at the -. Y. academy at Logan,
Is at home for the holidays,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

OCATELLo. Dec, 2S.--ChrIstmas
y day passed on quietly with np-
propriate services In each Of the
churches, At the Presbyterian
church was given one OF the prettiest
little cantatas that has been presented
IN Pocatello TO date.
High mass with its mystic rites and
ceremonies. was held at st. Joseph's
church al midnight OF the cath, many
visitors OF other denominations being
In attendance TO witness the ritual,
At the Lat,er-day Saints church ser
vices commemorative OF the birth Of
Christ and also OF the centennial ami
versary Of the birthday OF the Prophet
Joseph Smith. were held Sunday morn
ing. afternoon and evening. each service
being well attended and an excellent
program rendered. The church also
took occasion Christmas morning to
accept the contributions OF cash and
produce that were so freely given, and
distributed the same among the less
favored ones (from a financial stand
point in the ward Altogether the de.
sire for peace on earth, good viii to
men," seemed uppcrmost In the minds
OF all Pocatelloans.
LIVELY CHASE.
A man running like mad down the
street, with Officer VIII Edgley fol-
lowing close upon his heels, and firing
with his revolver into the ground was
the sight witnessed by pedestrians on
lower Center street Monday afternoon,
but just as the chase began to be
real interesting 1t was brought to an
abrupt end by the fugitive running into
the arms OF Fire Chief Ben Joseph.
Now Ben is only feet inches in
height, weighs 100 pounds, but Welsh
Welsh as a Welsh "rabbit''-and his
Welsh was thoroughly up. with arms
extended wide he gathered in the 10
pounds OF fleeing Zlmmerman--for so
i,s name appears on the police records
and when Officer Edgley, painting and
well-nigh exhausted. arrived on the
scene, they were clasped I'm an en-
brace that II appeared naught but
death could separate. However, this
feeling OF felicity melted rapidly away
undo the mellowing influence of the
officers torrid grammar and Mr.. Zim-
norman marched quietly away 10 La
Bastile. zimmerman and companion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
Cth han Cough Remedy
Cures eolds. Group and whooping Cough
NEW RUSS HOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

cHAs, NEWMAN CO, Props.
convenient to all car lines places OF
amusement and prominent buildings. A
.,olel OF uneXcelled service. European
gay upward Special rates 10 families
rhe famous Russ Ia carte dinners. sje
lhe table Is supplied with products d.
'ee' from Mr.. Newman's ranch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
NEWS OF WEEK FROM
OAKLEY, CASSIA co.

Special Correspondence.
~ AKLEY. CASsIA co. IDA, Dec.
2S.-Christmas passed quietly In
\ ! this little town. The new opera
house owned by Mayor 5. p.
Worthington was so far completed that
party was given in it during the
evening. nearly 400 people being pres
ent and an enjoyable time was spent,
Oakley may justly feel proud of this
splendid addition to her list of good
buildings.
Exceptionally interesting services
were held In the three Oakley wards
last Sunday, commemorative OF the
one hundredth anniversary of the birth
of joseph Smith the Prophet Sunday
afternoon services were held In the
stake assembly hall, where appropri-
ate remarks We're made by Louisa
Haight, Ether Durfee Bishops II. II,
Hunter and II. c. Haight. VIM 4, Jack
and VIM r. Harper of the stake presi-
dency, bearing on the birth and labors
OF Jesus the Lord who was born 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

--------- N~s-York. March l. 1905.
t.rf t--Ihe c0fee re-kSt showed further nervous
re re az a. tltSs.Sfit y bu the better epiu-
,-e te-tf.- seemed favor the tbs
.3 ,h ~ts at12u, we for the tire being and THAI
$500 eeIl-s ofnescl'ns entitled
I-.s e an aaEfHos irrespective II the ultimate trend
re cnSE.Ig irregular az advance o.
- - lyl''7 9 q erlng Nttle fresh buying for
l--- age'4l- = ore - Nhn We're encouraged fy
is-'-f Ltiet )nTCpe2E rstes the idea that the De
49, &c >'o0r1os al beaTish deveIo9nents B1t the
- = ~ s2Ap that accompanies fuIi canfeen,
I- 'SfS enc later when Hayre reported
-, se VAS EereUa ef Naui5aitou decline
70 70 fn partial ; po-ts of las nights prices. in
~ ffefga3a the market rallied again comparatively
asI trade su1 finally steady a net advance Of
n & i points sales much smaller than OF late
neacrlrE Cni3 i53fao bags, which not more thao
1te9 bass "fre dGne on the lsle advance. Braz! aa
recea-s t7ri1aeG tuE. and the worlds visible suppy
assea1ea1 a5 q Nsieh is expected. wten available
smaller aeeresse than had been expected early In the
.HQnth ~ February bUils
this showing discounted. however and thar DIR
tnE The recent isuldaon supplies both spot coffee
eId contracts have crlttei concentrated an popr-
"a bands Vile oonsi5erahle short interest has been
creae- tH2t IS more or less scattering and withcrl
sesderzP- ! ne spot rlale< was unsettled srS roTe
y - hoTiliiai WIKI quotations TS4c for Rio
TIE raage of centrct prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March I.-CATTIB- Receipts. $4,000 head;
market steady; good prime steers S. 25qS6; poar
medium SO 50dS5 stockers and feeiers, 50 4O3E4 40
cows S36$4 heiFers 81 50S4 Gamers 55slS2
buis S26S4; calves $3f7. EfOGS-Recepts 9s,OD9 head
mixed and butchers 81 1895 00; good
choice heavy, s. sI6$5 TO- rough heavy "a sa6S4
light, 81 0G$4 90 bulk of sales 81 S5GS5. SHEEP-Re
ce.pts 1900 head market steady coed choice
s. GQqS6 90 fair to choice mixed IS 2j9S5 5;
Cincinnati. March HOES quiet; butchers. s5 2o9
s5 %; common. $+GS5. CATTLE weak: fair good p
ners 81 15G$4 80; 50 25QS2 tS SHEEP steady
Buffs.o. March I.-CATrI4Fr-Rseepts, $50 head
easier prime steers. So SJ1s5 Co. shipping 81
%5 Is: butchers 25GSi 50: heifer So 81 65 COWS
S. 5S4 bulls 81 1J6S4 stcckers feeders 81 30
Q$4 -. NEAIS-FSeceipts $50 head; steady
81 j0.5$4 10 HoGS-Receipts 400 head; active ard
81 1915 30; nigs 81 9Od$0; 81 SOGSi a.
stays, S3aS3 %. SHEEP AND LANIBS-RsceptS 5000
head active sheep and good lambs; slow common:
native lambs 5OI$S so; Western lambs $S3SS 2i
Kansas City March 1.--CATTIE Receipts $500 head
including 200 heTns killing cattle
feeders 10c higher choice AMI dressed beef
SfS5 far good. Si8S3; Western fed So I56
50 % stoekers and feeders S3Q co. southern steers
81 43S4 50; Southern So 25q$3 So cows SEQ
s. 50: native heifers $GS4 co. bulls 81 50a$4 calves
S3Q$8 90 HOCS-Rsce pts, 10 200 head market weak to
o. lower; top; 50: bulk Of sa.es 81 70g$l 9i3 heavy
s5S4 - SF1bEP-Receips $500 Head; sheep. 5G910c
lambs 10I5c lower; native lambs $6 50S7 so;
So 258S6 90 native fed 81 1898 IS; West
LAMBS So 5o4S7 60 Western fed yearngs S6lD
SO 65 sheep 81 1895 80; stockers
ersS 5OdSJ
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the OF God. free and Independent.
Mary G. Bunker. Caroline a; Munkittriek John J. Boyd,
L. Grovea SChtan. James Converse. Vail
Converse Theodore Guy Converse. Trustees OF Rutgers
College IN New Brunswick. New-Jersey: Alice Mauds
Dexter. Priscilla Dexter William Faf Dexter
interested in the Estate OF Theodore T. Vail late
the County of NewYOrk. deceased creditors leEa
tees next II kin or otherwise send greeting; You and
OF hereby cited required personally
he and before OF County
York the Surrogates' Court said County hei5 az
the County Court House IN the County OF New York On
the 18th day Of April 1905 at hafpas ten o'clock m the
Of that day then and there attend judicial
settlement OF the account OF Proceedings Of J. Van
of In VIII ans Testament deceased;
you hereby cited. under the age
tweRty-one years required appear by guar
dian II you have II have 20 and
Apply for he appointed. In the OF your
neglect failure to do guardian viii be appointed
by Surrogate and for the
ceeding. n
OF the Surrogates of the CnUnty
he affixed. Witness Hon ABNER
THOMAS Surrogate Of said County at the County
of New York the 27th day of February year OF
cur Lord thousand nine hundred and Eve
JAMES A DONNEIIsy
Clerk .
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
REN YO}K, YEN RlY:q z HARTFORD R. R.

I@lus "epa7t nom uiAaa CeillIa stA,lo, 4zd
BOsION. va New London and Providence-t4:5O
!! 100 x ~ iiyO: = 81. ttll:Oo 'xIl:OS 'xAS.OO.
BSsI0%. via Wilinisntie-tis:vU A. NJ. t20O P. II.
sIi:OO p. NJ. w 49,"
FlTChBURG. via Putnam worcezter-F3:OO p NJ.
tAkEI IA LIE IL 9 and Nogt 0th1tS:S :S9 a NJ t3sl 2 NJ
U ~ ~ o. LEMON Fits
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-t4: 80. $1,000 tss:Oo
fiu03. S.lO'02 ito Waterbury, A. NJ, f1:O3 "A: 30
s.5:0l. TOGO $500 Ho Water61ry1 P. NJ.
Ticket offices cGyand Central Staten cl25th
ST. also az clS. cee1. 1lS5 q $54 Broadway c3 Pak
Ave, GO Madison Ave. c2T3 West 125th East
l25th St In Brooklyn. CT Court St. $40 fulton St.
Broadway, d.
.Daiiy tExcept sundays ssundays only. sstoos
l25h XStops 12Jth ST. Sundays only tParlor
Limited. HAS dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
c. T HEMPsTEAD> Gen. Pass Ast
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. surt
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-YOrk ia0S.
r
easier tone on founesfie glow
frak.rs sns somewhat Western advcea johiiug
$, 30. s-e rasiniy they he bsuFht
lots for Nedirm are wen sustained HarrHw
stes5v and when fancy 81 * Very little DOING
red kidney ard ether state beans are nuist California
rns are sni Il Is possible that orr Gnoistion
mig he we aHat-: SEANS 1904
eho4ce pe- rs: medium. 1904 az 30se 20 4
do nea 1908 u Kidney 1904 So erGS2 g9
20 Write kidney 1904 81 20: de black turtle soup 50
Do yellow eye 81 30; do lima. California. 50 80;
GREEK PEAS. Scotch 1904 bags bush 81 07A9
SIZE
RCTTEP-Receip,s to-day ATS pkgs This decline at
tho close failed give the results that
autfesnasea under slew trading and
cuusion Of stock priees fell still tower again tnday
Under Change 70 extra creamery kod
SIC but buyers unwilling 70 take gay that
prIss and The orsisl quotation iSwsTsa 10 So~i
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

WHEAT. 10 spring. s. oES@i is; 10 3. 81 G5S
10 10 .ss TsS .s1: & is~S$ir &rg le'' IL SoSY NS
white. 81 Q32Ac No white. Slq32o: RYE No >, T5G
ne BARLEY good fesding 3se fair to choice mailing
4aq4se FL@AJsEED. No I. 81 IS: Nc Northwestern.
81 35l5; CLOVER contract grade Si2 60; MESS PORK.
SS s osa y , ts Ls aesS @ s p s. SSS, sS Gs
sides (boxedl. 80 76GfS6 s7A WHIsKEY basis Of high
wires 81 % On Produce Fxcba7gs to-day: BUTTER
steady 2s52c; dairies 2472Te; EGGS steady
at mark eea2T": nrsts. 27c. prime aTss
Duluth March Close: wIIEAr-No I Northern.
81 1Oh: May. 81 II July 81 lo%: September. 92Ae
Milwaukee March I.-WHEAT-No / Northern. 81 i59
81 l5la No Northern 81 099Sl 10. May 81 Is asked
RYE-No !, s9Ds4c BARI.Er-No 2 5iQ52c: sample.
aoi4 G49c CORN steady; No g. a. !. Q45Ec May. 4TSc
Minneapolis. March Close: wHEAT-May. 81 I2&
GSl I2T July 81 O%p$i ldts; September. 02fse; No /
lard. 81 IAN No ] Northern. s. l2S; No Northern
IS SoSs o nrst clears s. 5$4 ss second clears 81 %
asa 10 BRAN-lu bulk ga 25
Philadelphia March I.-wHEAT quiet but steady. con-
grade. March. 81 1891 lss. CORN dull and 4c
lower; March J0i= aaOf.c. OATS steady No . whtr
natural 37035lse No white clipped. 81 y G3sc BUTTER
IQ2e lower: Western creamery 32c NEARBY
We.tern fresh. 8Oe. mark CHEESE arm good de-
mAnd; New-York full fancy l5Ac: do choice
i3izc: fair good. t2A tI3Ae Recs pts-FioHr
and sa4 900 10 tn sacks; loU0 hush
ShiPH ents-Corn. 5000 bush; oats. s.e00
ST. Louis Mach l.--Close: wHEAT-NO red cash
hard 81 iigsi Is CoRN-Ne cash. i5c: May a.
July. 46Ae oATs-No 2. cash. he; May. 3lSe No 9
white. 3Sl3e
Toledo March L--CLovERsEED-Cash 81 So: Marcia
q 55; April 81 10; October, SIS IS AISIkE-PIIme
s. IS. TiMoTHT-Prims. 81 sTa: March do 81 ara
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

that basis there little inquiry slightly
RsR %srss. n, sSse ie:s ieEs5
enods stora re cro ~ % SO a aS as III y nv wits
esh but the class of Trade a SSy this arade Of but
eommand reatlyey full DEios say SOC for fano
weak and renovated IS also easier though the official
"a not DO eane esa3ss
@ DO 3 hs % cEtra % a9 eeS on ss &c. Do 90 eG6ns g
S2Ic do thres 25c sa:e dairy tubs Ists 2Se 40 see
cry extras 3sd29c rsts 252c; seconds 24g25e;
qgao seeona 229@is;; thirds 2o@2iG DO 9sS 3sH
.e s6a5S & - soay az 5 q @ Ts' there s IS
cnnusd good Distributing outlet and WITH aSr st0sss ~
the few strong holders and very little more tesss to
though he u ward f tendency Of prices has been
for ne t'F White ute n1d 5n for 70 aset colored We quose
state fun CT am small oo;ored and white fancy iS]tc
II l2"te Go Tar to god lisaGl2ae' DO poor r. sns
@ Do late en4 oored ana fnoE ss eboe
Fm slF to g8e ga9a a5o 90 ro6r DR. 5re do
part sks prime s.. as c DO good sasi4c do common
EGds1Rsccipts to-da2 1og4 cases Everything
get enough for gent wants T To-Day the saortsae
o ed for the present. darcity e gives
to to gs va n and Pees we are ngne win 6arg fos9 a
by selected %he fancy $cc do eto;ee $2e DO a ixsa 90
d 52s % as a9@3e Ksnaey $a88o do
FRJITs-bTiIED-D for evaporated apples Is
Sr & strictly prime & held TSsa ss sss5dv sun dsf b
quiet small fruit in light supply California fruits
- 70 e' "a do ehaee G7sse do PINE ri Pe 100 % 70 1s5e 80 aug
SSn dried quarters sfsSfc % ssts and Wes;sTn
dr!ed 9uartes eGarse cut 2sG5ss; DO S2aRerR 500 m @ SG9
s e6 cores ana skins s. oasI ?5 cT5RilEs
Bf;RRiFs, e5s07a; .RAsPBERRIEs, 2og:ac; API$IcoTs
rs california. peeled i5a1ao; do unpeelesds. o6i2a
nEd EEtIT5 E Sp9s ;isra supply and weaker
Oranges show vide range in quality Pineapples dun
ma @ & wo9h StT5Ter'ifs % IN light receipt ana no92 ,
head 0 Sb 81 oEs & 90 Rnr Ga 81 S SS 55
Nore9n 81 7S2 o 40 y e oo$g 20 d2 S5
do Spy. $2@$3 do Ben Davis Northern 81 5tS2 30; do
$2 &c. DO We@ 4 4 90 81 9n @ ~ N056hcT so 1e3ns %
Northern 81 51TS2 80: do Western NewYork, 81 25G$2;
SS rer a n $a$i iS .: !S SSH6ERRrFs 81 a. Cape Cod
cTa c oo (, S$$: 90 90, JsTSey per h5l $Gg$S 90 % &
81 81: TANGERGNEs Florida per strap 81 50Ns4; MAN
ord tSS' F0Tioa @ ger strap ISL s. . p aS &c
erate 81 &5a$2 25 STRAWBERRIES. Florida. quart.
,o5n HoPs.TeTe has been title rad4s and nd the
n 4 F69n hs Ts 2ost at 5 D2es aRa se9 W oa
2;582Sc; DO common to fair 25a26c do Pacific Coast.
choice. 2;G2cci do Old OIis, u0l2o.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAT-The market is firm, under
III age orders owing 10 limited arrivals clover grades
oa dea Tcr TfS od @ t 5c good No We g"S e @
t5l;No . G2aa67 2c shipping, $4,000; clover, mixed
Hrn SnG wanted at s. o5si 10 per 100 n Receipts
OF nay and straw in tons reported at Produce Exchange
West shore, 40; Erie 2so: Pennsylvania 1907 Deaware'
Central Of NsE-Jersey 20; from TeTas 10; to al go
tens; total fer week 500 Receipts Of straw. 80
70 f55ya@a 6l$ Bermuda 272 caTdeaas So Santiago.
MILK AND CFEAM-The i,xchange price OF milk re-
main at 3c quart net 10 the shipper in the 2Ge zone
The recei1s OF milk and cream in l9-quart cans Tor
fOioWS.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
READINC SYSTEM.

NEW J-<oEY C1.JT RAL X. r.
Liberty Street aRd south Ferry from South Ferry
~ nse nllngtss saTiter than shown below.
EASIiON: BE- III, EitEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAECH
40 seS t5-iS Easton only) p sundays. zf3o
wILkEsBaRRE AND scRANroN-14oO. s1a n.
IsSS{S9GG,,D s,s2 2, p, su11d95S i..So a m 2 m 49,.
pAhNEGAI-ztoG 80 a m. Ei30 $40. Alo
sundays 9 40
AIIANI.C CTS 30 a m. fs. 30 D m
LONG BEANCH. AsBGFY FAX OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEA>HORE POINTS
1t@oO. $50 lLSO a m. xle0. as. $50. $40. ll5o
N Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 500 a 400.
ATLANTIC ELDs.. SEABRIGHF. MONMOUTH BCH-,
LAST LONG BltANCil-t0O. $40. $50. 1LS0 m.
l30, 4.3O t5-3O Atlantic Hds onIy) $50 D. m sun
days. 8 90 a. 4-09 m
PHI LADEIPHIA (REAbING TERMINAL)-sG35. TOO.
So fsoS Ss iiso tsoo fs6a g. t1so 81 ass
24TH AND cHEsTNUT sTREET+s42s rs tsss. .1aoa
.I209 a m, 800. t'4oO. 900. '7.Oo. fs.2s p
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-sO 90. 1000. .Ia0a
- 20. 81 90. "6.Gc, s70Y. ~ I5.
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTSTTLLE AND WILL
AASPOai-B+69 Il % fs 90 Ats 10. (t0.0o hoo
m, Reading only. HSl 90. ~ 20. = 90 D. Read
ing. POttsviile. Harrisburg only. t4.OS Is 90 D
zFrom Liberty Street only sDally. fDaily, excspk
SUNDAY. sSundays only tParlOr cars only iVia Ta-
maGua- xSaJuTdays aExcept Saturdays
Ohlces: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry i0S Green
tS2 5Gh Av-, 2SI 5th Ak. 25 Union Square West. 15s
East l25th ST. eI3 West I25th st Pa Columbus Az,
New York Court s.. 3t4. Soc Fulton ST. Brookyni
$50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co.
". G. BESLER. BURT.
Ntce-Pres ana Gen Mgr Gen PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Y0Tk. March 1. 1905.
BEEVEs-Receipts - cars or i.E2I head. nclud-
Al for slauEhtersrs and - for the maxi
ing. with The cattle held yesterday. 45 sale
of which - Jersey Cy Steers opened slow and
lover. and good fell OF l09iac: light medium ard
common grades we're about Ice on bologna bulls Strong
a bulls Dull 10 thin Just steady;
n stum good i5c of -Four of cattle weTs
held Ord prime native sold at 81 4S
50 n: and So I5Ss4 80; bulls al
s3Gs4 40 fancy bulls "a sG@sa 81 Ib1Sa ~;
mainly 81 S0dtB 80 DTGRFed hsef slow eikG
10 or inferior u choice quality Liverpool and London
cables to-Gay quoted live cattle hTmer;
fTEerator beef higher sQse per H. Shipments to-day
on the Baltic partly astmated btOe quarters Of beef
ton the UeT, the West Indies, 70 sheep for
l. piienbeck.
sales-keWton A. CO. Is Chicago l24s N aver
Az. ~ par LOO rnI ~ do 4a5s ID st 81 sn ball
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March l,-Ciosing-WHEAT-spot nominal;
futures steady, March. es llsd: May. IS July
Gs Had. C0RN-sIol steady. American mixed new
Is I'd: American mixed. old is ild. futures steady
March. Is 1Ad: May As 3fd PEAs-CanGd dian steady
at rs Cd tLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter steady al
81 g1. HOPS IN London Pacihe CoRsD steady f6 esg
Il los. BEEF arm. extra india lis I'd PORK
easy; prime mess. Western. els ad. HAAS-Short cut
a to iG ~ az aus ID BACON steady Cumberland
cut. &c 30 10 3Gs Cd short rib 10 long
clear riddes hFh IS 10 80 n. ses Cd; long clear
dies heavy 70 TO 40 No. SGs: short baeks 70
n sSs odi aisa< eolisa ~ 10 n g7A RiOUl.DkItS--
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
Steamboats,.
[B % 6 U ID lEl NV AER e 2

Is W = ] u NJ NEW sW ;:I ENGLAND ID
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River
Leave Pier 10. N X. foot OF Warren ST. weekdays
only at 500 P. NJ Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New LONDON Leave Piar 4O
y r. foot of Carkson St week days only at GOO z III
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and NEW HAMPSHIRE II
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven. Hartford SPRING
field and the North. Leave Pier 20. r r.. loot Ct Peck
PECK.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

The local market for spot cotton closed Gnet VIII
Sc for middins Cut Sales 81 2oa bales. Southern spot
nafkts telegraphed follows: Mebile hrTn IN
charged ~ 7zc: sales 300 bales Savannah nominal at
7Ac: >aIss F9S bales: Charleston firm unchanged a
7hc Norfolk steady. UNCHANGED st Iesc sales 1913
bales; Baltimore noHnsI a. 7c 81 Louis steady IN
changed 7Izc sales, 225 bales: GalveFtca STEADY
snged al 7zc sales bales; New-orIeans steady
unchanged Al 5-lsc sales coo bales Memphis steady
Lice n CHER st 7Izc: Gales bales. Estimated re-
ceips q leading points for te.Tnerrow; ~
Houston. 70 500 hses. against 5,431 last week
and Gfs Galveston. 45H9 TO 800 asslnst
8ci4 last s8e0 last and at New-Ore
con 10 5000 bales against 6ie5 and 3.lT2
Pecs'rf= port. Interior points to-day, com
narsa Nth tha sanle week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, March ]. o uA-COTrON
hustaess done: prices steady American uiddi!ng
The OF the day 10000 bales of which loo
for speculation and EXPORT included 500 Ame
lean Fuu'es opsasd steady and closed steady American
April and May Al. May and June E02i: and July
4e3d; July ana August 0sd, August ard September.
s04d September ard October Octahsr and Noveu-
bcr. oi November and December sosds Dscsnbsr and
January l. I'D
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

Square II to is 10 quiet 2ss Cd LARR steady: prime
western In tiCrces Prs. American refined In pals,
s4s 9d BUTTER nominal CHEESE quIet American
finest white SIS: finest cOl0Fei sis TAILNw
Prime city steady s3s TURPENTlNE- E-Sr-s steady
a ass. ROSiN--Common FIRM at fs ed PETROLEUM
Refined dueS at Oh. LINSEED OIL arm at lSs.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
Pecs'Tf$ 81 the port. and Interior points to-day,
lertd Nth fha sarne daF last week and last year:

o.oh Eseaanee special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
oisIHsss a'ns- sales lotb bs.es American soo5.
sspeeiie Ion end expert LOO. mddlng upland 1 l4e.
~ eiened steaay al points advance; olesd steady
a. Aay-JgHe. 4o2d: Jgne-Juiy ard Judy
49, 4e5af Augest-ssptem s.0id: Septem5er-oeto-
500 Oct berfSDt ebeT. osd: Eovsmeer-Deeeaiter
e"fd- Decenbe5-JsnraIy 0sd Mancbestsr-Yarps
siipis and acIiVe; es5shz strong
On 'NJCh AAD SaEAi<-Bus. neEs In flour to-day was
g eigeTs refusro 10 take hold. Ia FieE OF the
ciesr "EsAi stua.s0n sales acre confined 70 kansas
- "a, e; spring rsfeuls. sfmS1 20; winter
r.4 . = a. 80. Einter 50 5QlbfS 50: spring
~ = = qs4 20 extra 40 winter. s. sofss 20
- winter - f@NS3 50 RYE FLOUR quei. quoted:
bii.52 q &C. - 5sazf TO- choice fancy 7sas4 o.
n ,f.lliaI tLffR dali: quoted szsls2 10 per 100
a. -. 4 J. sisaoy quoted KIN dried - s9ns5 TO-
yeio, e. fAt steody; auotea: Fine white end
fe..I - --'1<i 80: coarse. 81 O~dsi 10. FEED
ssr1 est3 city steady; Quotsd Western spring sfs.
~ o.iH 'nidaiinR SIS I5, s2f RED dog
tsiG.5<tt eity bran s2o1f2l. bUk sacks rsddlng
=" o.'Ee 81 sireai s9s goIsa9 - " - ~ - -
M ,eli-s--A y FEAf-The wheat a
ei'ri'ts today. bgt rafh
si "a tone snd freta ke e Fse higher Tho prInsl
&c. ils we're an opening sGgRnre subsequent
es7s Z arc an sffefn1on recovery aaa ruHorrd In
s~~<tss thAl ths Wall susst slsmsns was Q good
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo; March 1.-FIoUR quiet and easy; WHEAT
Spring. demand light; No Northern. 81 1T12. CORN
quiet: No yellow. 51Ac; No corn 5Ohc OATS
stronger; No white. 3Glec; No mixed. 35c BARLEY
Western In store. 45Q55c RYE-No 1. s5c.
Chicago. March The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-02

!.tc9-Conee market weak; Rio.
5e me Iaeq states, 70oG bags sh.rrae5ts FOR Erone
~. asss; stock ;55 0o9 bags. Sauos-Coffee market
3 t,49',g , o-es HaInbuTg-cofsee market opened
%.sl .kol.t.sfs st 2;33 IA y lower:
aas o 992 @ ns: stock IN Hamburg 14soooo OF which
month HaFTe-Coftee market opened lz6I franc lower
- = m advanced = franc; p unchanged to g
I23 600 bags 1' '0"' 'NiVS'