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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

i
i Mr.. j w. Cobb, of Meroers Bot
tom. was here Friday.
Mr.. b. O. Rairden. of Leon, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. P. e. Holloway spent Mon
day in GallipoIis visiting friends.
I Mr.. O. v. Cox and wife, of Beech
Hill, were in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. o Cox, of B eeoh
Hill, were visitors here last Thurs
day.
Messrs. Charles Yaugsr and
Curt CLARK, of Cheshire. Ohio.
were here Sunday.
Mr.. @. 7 Handman, of Cinoin-
natl, spent Sunday. here with
friends.
Mrs. John G. Porter, of Hog
eett. is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Clarence Stout, in OIarksburg
Mr. John Behan. of West Col
umbis, was in the city on business
Saturday
Mrs. Rankin Wiley was visiting
Mrs Holloway in Gallipolis, few
days last week
Mr.. Ed Womeldorff, of Gallipo
lie, was business caller here Sat-
urday.
Miss Norma Bright, of Brighton
has been visiting friends in VIM
field.
Mr.. WiIIGreenIee. of Charleston.
spent Sunday here with relatives
and friends.
Rev. j. Howard Gibbons left
yesterday on business trip to
Alabama.
Miss Rhoda Steenbergen, of Gal
Iipolis Ferry, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Susan Spencer, in this CITY
Rev. Carl Bsrth, the new pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, and
wife, will arrive here Saturday from
Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. j. L Coley. wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Lizzie, spent Sunday
with Mr.. L. Hern and family at
HeTn.
Misses Amy milford and sister,
Miss Venia, of Redmond, were
pleasant callers at our office Satur
day.
Messrs. John j. Dover, r. o.
Borgess.. John Borgess.. prosperous
farmers of the county, were in the
oity on business last week.
Messrs. a. G. Porter, of Hogsett
and M. E. Roush and Ashbell
Hughes. of Wyoma, were in town
on business Saturday.
Mr. Charles F. Enders, of Gin.
cinnati, was in our city, Monday
visiting Captain W. q. Howard
and family.
Miss Garnet Coleman, of Chesh-
ire, will be here tomorrow to attend
the dance and to visit her aunt,
Mrs. F. A Guthrie.
Mr.. Andrew Ginther and family,
of Hartford, have returned home
after few weeks visit to relatives
at Ninevah, Pa.
Mr.. S. g. Hannigan and wife, of
Pennsylvania, were called to this
county last week on account of the
death of Mr.. Hannigan's father.
Mr.. William Roberts, wife and
daughter, Miss Nina, of West
Columbia, have moved to Lafayette
Ind.
Messrs, Homer Smith, Charles
E. Jones and Mr.. B. r. Blackford,
of Parkersburg, will return to-day
from three days hunting up the
Kanawha.
Mr.. B. B. Patterson and sister
in-law, Mrs. r. j. Patterson, of
Maggie. returned home Monday
from few days visit to friends in
Marietta, Ohio.
Miss Abbie Thomas returned to
her home at Oak Forest, Putnam
county. yesterday after visit here
with her brother. Mr.. E. E. Thorn
as and wife.
Mrs. W. g. Brobeck, of Ashland,
KY, who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pullin, at
Debby, was here yesterday visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liter, of
Point Pleasant. were down shop
ping Thursday. Mr.. Liter is the
race horse man that makes some of
the Gallipolis boys Dough up spell
ter sometimes.
Miss Emma Aumilier, an attend
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Mrs. Nancy Martin. of Leon.
who suffered stroke of appoplexv
recently, is now much bettor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

IF you do not say that our $50
per pair Arabian Lace Curtains are
not the best bargains you have ever
seen. They are yours for nothing.
Tippett's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Try the Hunt Round Pointed
Pens; they certainly are better
than the ordinary pens. and cost
no more Find it at Van Gilder's
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Don't forget the box supper tc
be given by the ladies of the U. B
Church, in Heights, tonight.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock and in fhe even.
ing at 7:5o. by the new pastor.
Rev. Carl Barth. All are invited
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Capt W. II. Howard has now
one of the prettiest residences in
the city, as result of a new coat
of paint.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcdaniel, of Heights, ten pound
son, Friday night, Nov. "a, 1905.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Don't miss the Lace Curtain
Sale at Tippett's. Arabian Cur
tains 81 yards long worth $3.50
Selling at $50 per pair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Mr.. Karl Jansen is here from
Huntington, and today and to-
morrow will have full concert
rehearsal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Tickets for the concert now
on sale at Hoff's Drug Store.
The sale of tickets this far has
been most gratifying.
Prices so, rs and $1.00.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

A beautiful home wedding was
solemnized at high noon yesterday
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
I'll. H4nly on Valley street, when
their daughter Miss Lucille and Mr..
Walter DeVere were made man
and wife. Promptly at IL O'Clock
the bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains of Mendelssohn's
beautiful played by Prof. Airing
ton Smith, of Charleston. Mrs
Robert Frazier, of Frazier's Bot
tom, was matron of honor, and Miss
Sallie Chambers. of Point Pleas
ant, cousin of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ira MoGinnis,
of Guyandotte, was best man. The
solemn and impressive service of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. The wedding presents re.
ceived from friends were many and
beautiful. The bride is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HanIy
and is a bright and attractive young
woman. Mr.. De We're is a promi-
nent young employee of the @. &
o Ry., at Winfield Ir-
repressible. Nov. %.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Remember the poor tomorrow
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MARRTRn.

Mr. Guy Chase, of Pomeroy,
Ohio. and Miss Elisha Church, of
Syracuse, Ohio. were married by
Rev. J. 3. Bird. Pastor of Trinity
N E Church, of this city. at the
Parsonage. Wednesday, Nov. Is,
1905
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

Jasper Dlrst. the q ye4r I'D
son of Henry burst and wife Of
Point Pleasant. and Miss B Isle
May Rice, daughter of Vincent
q. Rice and wife. of Middleport,
were joined in wedlook. yesterday,
by Justice of the Peace, Percy L
Peoples They viii make their
home at Point Pleasani. Pomerey
Independent, Nov, "a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-29

On Wednesday. Nov. %. 1905.
Mr.. Claudio Spencer. of Hender-
son, and Miss Vera Hay, daughter
of Mr.. M, V. Hay. of this city,
were united in marriage The
bride is one of our oity's best
young ladies, with host of friends.
Mr.. Spencer is a promising young
man. industrious and honest,:s and
to him and his life companion. we
extend our best wishes.
On last Thursday. Novembel
23rd:, Miss EnoIa Stevens. of
Springfield. Mass was married to
Mr. Arthur Calendar also of
Springfield. in New York City,
where Miss Stevens had been visit
ing. They will make their home
at Brookield, Mass. Miss Stevens
made host of friends here last
summer while visiting her sister
in law, Mrs B r. Stevens, who
extend to her their best wishes and
hope her married life will be one
of sunshine and happiness.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
oTurs MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April -, &c s,a i1Ss ssss
- co. poor 70 medium S5ss a.. hofsrS sas8; can
ners 81 eisss. bIs 81 5O64 eOi calves. SSs<a HOss
-Recefts q Oosl head: market o 4Co Iowet Msea se
S. 67 49, 81 e.Ty IS z5Gsg 65; light. s. 40GS5 So
head sheer duiI; lambs steady 20 lower cog so Se1e
wethers SIS T59sS rs: saF to choice mzea' ~
naTs i5s1S5 l95ss S5t e IsIoGs active; butehsEs s w
@$5 so: common 81 50ffS5 o. Ass5~SS ~ efr5
good shippers S5GS5 %: comFaoi - ~ - ~ SA-@
steady sSS5 25; lambs steady. 81 9oeS 20 TN = r,,.
East BuffaIo ~ T. April ia y
light market frrn; prime steers 80
IS 650S0: butchers S5dS5 IS; hoiferss4
81 90 veaIs-Recsipts so head; market astivs & Sns
slow 10c lover heavy. S. 90GS5 eS; miSeeS9 sso W.
Yorkers SIS 75ds5 So; pigs So 90; roughs g sSS sta
S3dS3 80 SHEEP AND LAAlBs-Reespts 5eoO , he9d'
sheep active and steady; lambs slow c losr A e.
ewes S8GS6 49, sheep. mixed. 50 5o1ls5 ID
Kansas CITY April 13.-CATTLE-Iteceipts, 5000 head
including SOutheFns market Zoe lower choice sHpo
ana dressed s. 5Ss 6O fair 70 good - lo
SIS IS: western fed S5Qto 0 stoeers ana tses
IS 6O1s5 25 Southern steers s4s5 Southern cows " q
gt4 So native cows 81 SoGs5; native asifsES ~ 2o
ceips 5000 head market 2sg9e lover TOP - eoi ouI
ass As; pigs and lights. 81 4O0S5 375 SHEEP-Receips
1890 head market steady lambs lO4loo higher naive
fed lambs S5 T50S7 native fed Wethers SS4o ~;
native ewes s. b0G$5 65; western ted elnns 80 100
81 fed yeaTngs 50 oO1Sb ~: Mestern 1eo
sheep IS 4O6$5 co. stockers and feeders % oV9se 90
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
coUNTRY PRoDucE MARKET.

Kew York. April lE, 1903
BEANS AND PEAS-BuHiusss Is OF such small voiurne
that holders sti pressing stock for sale ana
Weld little the matter % price This is particularly
frls Of and red kidney q the former
can be bought easily az 81 g. ana anything aoe
50 for choice dry red kidney exceptional tnocS
pea held about steady at 81 20 Other varieties are
and unchanged Not doing IN scotch peas
T-c nu0fe BEANS. marrow choice peF bush 81 %. do
medium a2 10 DO pea 81 20. kidney. 81 tsS g
white kidney - 10. DO black turtle - ~ 30
yellow eve t% "e< lo % lima California IS so9Ss 80
GREl-N PEAS, scotch. Per bush. Sl0s1 O2iz.
BuI'ItIs-tteeelSis to-day. E490 pkEs The tnarket
ruling shortage
me early part - the week but we are
not getting quite enough goods 10 meet requirements of
handing conservative
buying. Tie gu2.4t.fa COMMITTEES thought II wise 70
keep me oeh heule on extra fresh creamery al Sic
but ANYTHING re @ oe sold on the market brought
3sMlc faoIf Qualities examined cflticig
o me fai'1e o Fff+iceahie narrow a
lots = hne helc creamery changed hands at 29Soe
hul supplies are NeFF light NeW-YOrk state dairy ~
moving out moderately well owing scarcity and
values are nftiy maintained No change IN the WeAsfn
packngs. general demand moderate With exception
q Fono'Atso "Alsn y selling pretty WeL We Q&ots'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, April Is, 1908.
REEvEs-Receipts were cars or 81 head Including
.a consigned direct and for the market 10 eaIes
S eers On live Weight NoIninaIly steady. Liverpool and
RS, ~ahies nm hanged Shipments to-day ncuoed @4J
On Tbe Pomeranlan Liverpool for the Morris Seer
S0 sheep on Uller to the West indles Tor
I. s. Dilenbeck, and 40 sneep o." es S stJ17syts ~
z duterhT1dge 3 20 - siiiP-ii0li's VI
lItl- - little dressed meats tomorrow
III head. all Tor tne market
-rae otet but prices steady auaLty cohsusIi Coi
Io1 y,s STOCK offered: culs at So 90 There was TAR
no 5sse calves al sa11e per 10 for city dressed
..-.~Is or5 Td9o FOR country dressed. -. -. -
NssI sIs e. III Hume: "a veals Ib n eyeSge a. 60 %
per 100 n: % DO. III 10 al - 'O' w. ~ 49, - ~ 40
eutsf ~ ANSD IAMBS-Receipta were cars or 6lS
t-,5r- cars slaughterers ana car Tor the
-eeS, srS Tftb the stock held over yesterday the7e
InI-e 80 an sale. Sheep dull and demand very
,.rTbs Quiet and lOEi5c lower cars OF STOCK
Ilill'S rer Medium prime clipped sheep sold az
g 81 -od "a prime unshorn SSaSs 90 Dressed
ette 70, dressed lambs al l@4iac Per
~ g sressed spring lambs a. $4e$s per carcass
10 II Harrington: 30 unshorn western laihhs 10
10 9-,19,,esior Company: Ss unshoTn western
hslhs - n, ~ IS TO- II Indian DO 50 fb a. s.; 20
Iaaps T&.,sr9 40 70 n. s6 CO Indiana DO ~ lh
- ,a eiinped Indiana sheep d b al - oo % do
81 T. At - clipped state lambs. 50 10, SO So
~ - Itean 50 n AZ IS; buck 100 n at 81 so
pSs ei1pSi relrts were cars or zll6 head all for
gIsbterer with the exception q heaq fSeiifs steady
1sa nos steady b4GsAe per 10 FOR heavy 70 light
weights " r Hume: state hogs ls5 - average At
so zoo n roughs 2e5 n, az s. 10 late yesterday
~ state hogs. 10 10 az - ~ 49, 90 - - - ~ j
Il T,5S g 90 date yesterday: 10 state hogs 202 n
AZ is Is roushs 2GO u at = ~ Oo>'% 80 - a.
g. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR easy;
WHEAT No sprins. 81 059S1 10; No 81 02qS1 10 No
red 81 15s9S1 173z; CORN. No , 499zc; No yellow
50lse OATS, No 2. 301ae; No white. S0ls 9SSc RYE
choice mating 41a49lsc; FLAXsEED No l. 81 "a;
Northwestern, 81 IS; TIMOTHY SEED, prime 81 35Q
81 70; CLOFERSEED contract grade $14; PORK. mess
per bb, $40 654Sl2 80; LARD, per 100 lo 81 2254S1
CIT MEATS-ShOrt rib sides Qoose), S76S7 12z: short
sides boxed STgS1 La WISkEH basis OF high
TER market hrm crearneres, 2493Oc datrtes, 229
&c EGGS easv firss &c., prime hrsts 1T1sc; extras
1Shc CHEESE firm. I3G14c
Duluth April 13.-Close: WHEAT-NO Northern.
81 O53z No Northern 995e9S1 O.: Nay. 81 O6h; July
81 OS% September e4he.
Milwaukee. April 1S.-WHEAT-No / Northern 81 lOk
Q$l III No Northern 81 oGQ$1 90; July. ss4o asked
RYE-No J. el9S2e BARLESY-No 2 sic; sample. 80
G5Oc- CoRN-No 3. 4s049e; May. 4sTse bid
July, 81 o4&; September S41 9s4Sc; No hard 81 l6z
No Northern. 81 13ss; No Northern 81 O6&. FLOUR
First patents s. S5G$5 95 patents IS 65G$5
first clears 25QS4 49, second clears, 81 s5G$2 e5. BRAN
In bulk. SIS
Philadelphia. April 13-wHEAT &c higher contract
grade, April 81 0sGlS1 0SA. CORN
61zc. OATS quieti No white, natural 36436lsc; No
white, eiPged. 56s4e. BUTTER Arm; extra Western
creamery S58c; extra nearby prints. S5c EGGS steady;
nearby fresh. 171sc mark; Western fresh 1T&61Sc
mark. CHEESE quiet; New-YoTk full cream. fancy,
13&c; do choice. 131ze; do fair 20 good 12%G13kc.
Receipts-Four 5000 bbs and 1.7340G0 n in sacks;
wheat 500 bush; corn 5000 bush; oats. 1900 bush.
Shipments-Wheat 500 bush; corn. 1900 bush; oats,
1900 bush.
St. Louis April l3-C!oss wIIEAT.Ho ree. cash,
elevator. 81 O2ss; May 81 OF 81 July. SSs 6s3zc; No
hard 81 o. CORN-No cash. 47lsc: May. 465so; July.
46ss 946&c. oATS-No 3 cash. solse; May. 2sSc; No
white 33c.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARkEr REPoRT.

New-YOrk. April Is. 1905.
C0FFzE-Nsarby liquidation was again The feature
the market showed continued
hulsh cadle from RIO concerning prospects the
crcp and receipts The opening STEADY. all
ui9Htes Unchanged. except DeoemAer. which was
lover IL line with European cables while =
stea-inlss was promoted by small Brazilian fnfs
Bl i soon deFepolee that there were selling ers "a
hsrd t1- lie near months and prices sagged
Ceclue q about points There % q ,s.o.a-v
receipt q cable from RIO clar 5s--ece -
Tan an4 Preaeiils eonttnned small .ce55ts III tie
newa. q AquidalioI, ana the c - ia-ejT srea5v
re- l--see % ~ il45S de extreme losses being
seen 9ess wee TeloElea 1880 bags. The even
l-s p = 7 - -Esl-- fes in Irogress now
o.et E.la and eaSa Is furnishes additional evidence
.s 81 -, -osi,sr " - line must have been ooncen-
ts-e- ~ 10 49, th nothing a the close
rs --7-. -.-t = liquidation completed There
e. s ---,-t ~ Ereaks notice 6ay Ior
49, I'd 81 is generally expected that prior 70
49, 1 - sTeCulatlre situation VIII be adJUsted- TIE
So - Eas guier ana steady. wiki quotations rang
rs ---- = 10 &c fer Rio No :.
Ife ra az ooniraot prices n the local market to-
q
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine steady. quiet
with the quoted prices unchanged The available spot
stocks still very light Machine made barrels
quoted CSC oil barrels 6445e. Rosin hrner
with IS Is asked for to good strained Tar
firm and unchanged. quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. oil and machine bbls. 64js9
csc
TAR-S5 a.
ROSIN-Comuon good strained SO Is asked: z, S3 10
asa 90. + Sc 2OaSs %: G. SO 35TS3 40 H s3 6OGS3 TO
J. IS S0GsS 60; X 81 85dS4 AS NJ s. s5GS4 co. n IS lO
W G, S. 81. and W W. IS so
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpent1nes bbls .
Tar, bbls
Savannah. April iS.-TURP PENTIHE firm. sec; receipts
lo3 bbIs: sales 80 bbls; shipments. $50 bbs ROSIN
arm; receipts 549 bbs: sales $50 bbs: shipments Ss5
G. Ss 70 H. So 2715: l. IS 5o X So: NJ So %: n 81 49,
" G, 81 IS: " w 81 So
Wiiuington Apr 13.-sPIRITS TURPENTINE-Re-
eeipts. 3 casks RosIN firm 81 so; reesnts. 81 bbls
TAR firm, 81 so; receipts. 80 bbls. CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE Arm So 80 So 20 and s4 % receipts. bbls-
New-Orlsans, April 13-Recepts-ROSIN. 224 bbls;
TURPENTINE 66 bbls.
London. April 3-TURPENTINE-Spirit AS Sd
ROSIN-AmeTtcan strained, SIS Sd: fine, lis 3D.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 13.-Closing-wH -wHEAT-spot quiet: No
6s Td; sepeTnber 6s esd CORN-spot easy: American
mixed new As 23d do old IOl2d futures quiet; May
IS 87sd; July. As SAD PEAs-Canadian firm. IS ia
FLOUTR-St. Louis fancy winter firm, 9s %. HOPS in
London CPacihc Coast firm f6 1OsGE7. BEEF strong;
extra India mess T25 81. PORK prime mess. West
en- 61s Sd "A to 16 n. strong, AS
BACON Arm Cumberland cut 26 30 70. Ais Cd short
rib clear nlddles light 25 10 81
~ 4os; long clear middlss heavy 50 to 40 10 SSs short
.DERS-Souare. II rs 70. frm 32s Sd. LARD
Prime Western IN tierces. steady 35s Cd: American re-
fned in nails firm 37s BUTTER nominal. CHEESE
strong: American white 5es 3D. do eoIored Sos Sd
TAIIOW-Prime city steady, 23s- TURPENTINE-
spifits firm 44s Sd. ROSIS-Common hrm. 7s, Cd
PETROL.EUNI-Refned quiet 5&d LINSEED OIL frIn
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
- 81 -he ports and interior points to-day com
- - - 81 81 --.a-- M -aE- -aaE:

Cotton Exchange special Lyerpo0l cables: Spot cotton
= Ho1e-ate demand. sales 500 bales spee9la5loa ana
al AnlerllHn- Enid1ling upland, I'D Futures opened
Eeacs. points Closed steady net points
sOUsT. April and ApgtI-Aag, fg5c; Nay lIe 4tol'
I'D septeullfr : l5d. 4 l1
Aofeller- Lecernber s17ds DeceEnber-JanuaFy. alhd
1aEaaEg- February tlSd Manchester Yarns eaA'
FII3lR k - MFAL,-Denand for nour yesterday was
te rand-to-uouth order the eaes being suall ana
confined winter Btra4ghfs ana eIfns psoeat Flees
remain unehznge5 Spring patenis - sgese - winter
sFaiFhts E5RF 10. winter patents, zyal3 -. spring
ceaFa g. sssk 81: extra 10 winter sS ta4SAi extra
- ViafeI g b0qE3 20. RYE FLOUR STEADY 2uotee'
PAR - god a fa OB choice 70 fancy. eA I0g 81 30
- Il - st af SSsady aotsd: Fsne White
Hss,sS sSp; ~ 80, etsSay Quoted: Western spTiIg
tT 70: Standard mildinE 81 l5 -four eo ssa
coz So 80 April shipment ta-A l5ltAe e4sgH-S -
10 and saeeE mddnE ~ sSasSs rec cog; ss;;-ssJ -
So 10
T-Lnf8vqTable crop neEa llao more ot
a. wheat market tha1 az any tine n slIne
weeks. offnettEy amount of bear news mat oral-
Eeyly YOU'D heFe a1ven maTet considerably lover
pfice leYel precuce-iy 81 y me NlE
9heat States and consisted q comp sints about ess
oElrg TrooHnood strength IN tke Minneapolis mar
- ne Eay oDton fully shared the uipfn - ths Rev
go eeireFies eEoaDt neaT ne ~ ee-S wen y a. hsii
- Railing togetheF Win less sIpP2 TT tee
nr1aent caaoed reaction from tno iefne7t point ~
eeset aboBt &c nof higher. eeainst 1te oayaHcs "a
suiy TIE baaT nsIs 0g ne day Included TIE fIles
uas ssFieusnts5 ~ pTadcfions a. showers ststes
at q the AizasaDDi EveE ~ efss ss,tns y 80, 80
~ important Chicago iuferesta elL Alla tpI me -
pr unehauFed cshas selling orderh from the hortn-
sf norHifTan6inR the strength ~ tose markets ana
sasgs1le Railing around &c ~, u ts s s'. a. s,5,
so WeskEees d ne market all day hhofts appeared
v d nevols ever fhs crop sbasb9A eAs - Hiaee q
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

lhe l0al market spot cotton closed duh and IN
esnse1 tie OF S05c for middling upland and
hsc for mddnE suf EoULhern Epot markets were tel
te LED follows; savannah quiet unchanged ~ 2c
haieel lt+ bales Norfolk quiet. unchanged a. 43sc
nominal. unchanged al
Augusta quiet seady sc lower. Iscs sales 672
tGls Lsais quiet. UNCHANGED 7ssc. Charleston
ful- unchanged Ttzc NeV-Orleans easy, unchanged
o. nc. bales. Galveston steady. unchanged
e Itc Memphis steady unchanged Use sales, 1900
bales EEnated receipts leading points for to-day
~ Houston 400 $500 halcE against TloB last week
an1 l233 YEAR Galveston. 6500 1000 bales
eEInHI sa13 and 657 last and az New
cans 1900 20 5000 bales against s7a2 last week and
if6 year
teoeIts ports and interior points today con-
dav La =
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
READING SYSTEM,


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r.. r.
Liberty street ana S0uth Ferry (tims from soura FssTv
lts minutes earlier shown hslOWE
SnOSH--z400 ll15 Easton onlyl. $40 q n. La
- SV0 9S3 Easton only9 ?. N suu4ayz $50
W1LKESBARRE ASD sCRANgrOS-sS.s0. sHa O. uz
AAhENOOO. LAhfzHUEzSEs TOMS RIVER AND
BAhNEHAI-zA00, $40 e. M El10 (3Al Alg
1aEeWood and Lazshursc ong1. $50 XsOS ,. m sua
AILANTIC CITY-ss.4o a M $50 =. N
NLNELAND And BEIDGETON-zAOo a. N. G.so D
LONei BRANCH, ASEURX PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FOLNI PLEASANT, AND SEAsH0HE FONTS
54V1 SO. ll-so e m, 1lzo AAa. SO d8o 14ae
ATLANTIC HL.Ds., GEABRTGHF. NONaIOUrH BOB
1sO 4sO $50 Atlantic Hida oniyi ds6 = n s1n-
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERLLIHGALl-sAG IS. yea.
fs-o0. 300 1000 VI % q n. fl2oo. 40. 49,
TOO t3o0 'AOo. t5oO 1900. f7sos $500. sloSo . ls
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sA25. tsO0 sl0Od.
sl2O0 a m. 800. ts4OO. 800. sTO0. t9.8 = Ne
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGFOS-aoo, s1aOo s1aoo.
900 s4O0 s6OO ZOO s12I3
READING, HARRISBURG EOIISNE1IcF AND VIII
AANSPOBI-lAo0, z4.25. f9-10 ilf91o. (1o.0cs II %
q m. Reading only). 800. s12o f2o0 p n, Eead-
1Fron Liberty street only. sDaty. fDeAyt exsert
Sunday. Sundays only tPaFlOr ears only. IVA Ia
maGua. saturdays aExcept Saturdays.
Oalces: Liberty Sc. Ferry south Very. Aseor 4osa
3 Union Square 27oS "a Av 273 West lzch se.
Columbus York. 342 button st., a4os S&4 $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks hassage 10 des
" G BESLER C. r. BURT.
Vice-Pres- and Cen MEr. Gen. PassF A8e1--
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

s1sss usual hammerng tactics. ,bournt wheat e..,
with - e 5 demand a Minneapolis vas supposss Is Ss
,,-o lntelIlon cf bringing wheat down =, 49,
,oo. interior receipts aEgregatod $4,000 tsi4,
@a2O0O bush year According
sdi re Argentine shipments were likely to roT 49,.
vaior AeS ~ closed as follows: No red Oss sls
81 oia Duluth 81 IA, and no / hard GlanitSh.A
fes-, Q ahoat CORN-The steadiness 81 cor ~:
lure al Cay. ia EVo~1-
80, 1et higher. Apart from sympathy Win vSs'
90 on - cars estimated Chicago for Friday ana
Dnh a. interior points. compared with 3IS Ooo
on tbs besides talk Of berer export inquiry sales
- 81 were unchanged No corn at NeW-Yorl- olorS
No saS9r ana 5212c Ghoat; 2.whte &c anS
C.ooa .eltoW, 6SAc ad0at. OAtTSS-The-e' -
TirS Iuying Of September during the day which
eIength other markets iinlat oFerinCs
cash Sc = nrna unoertone at the West Locally he
S.tuetion was dull, SCENE
rics. Vel nled up and viii o1y buy a lower level
1afrsl were as lollowE; Mixed. 20 30 10 SSaaSIsc:
~ eSi e1nite sS9z08B1sc, and clipped white 3a 10 al
~. ~ o. , gsOe. RYE nominal BARI.EY-lIaflrSS So
Ns aoeoSe Z Buffalo. 1 mat
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

HEH Y0RE NEH ElTEN 8 EARIEnHl a n.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station St and
4th Ave, follows. tOr
y 1900 1902 A a.. ttI10O. q l1:O3. Il l3-O0
= 500 80, 50i. "s12OO p NJ
BOSTON via WIIiimantic-tSs:0O A. NJ. 300 p n
BOSTON. Springheld-fss0O A. NJ. Z 1900 eil4-oQ
s1IOO P NJ
FITCHBURG. via Putnam and Woreester-f3,o0 p. ~
I,AKFVIIIE and NORFOLE-fS.5O a. H.. 1881 P. ~.
CT RARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. IsENCX. PITS
FIEI.D-f4:5O $3.50 A. n. 4S:S1 p n
WATERBURY and WINs!TED-t45o $500 ffs.o9
tiO.O2 $4,000 60 Waterbury, A n. fI=o3. f4:a0
lg5.Ol $500. 5000 90 Wa5sroury9 ? - ...
St also at cI13 o261 1s5. eIS54 BroadUay cs Paris
Place Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus
Ave- $40 Madison Ave c2TS West 18th ST.. 168 East
Io5th st. II Brooklyn ca Court s.. $50 Fulton ST.
800 Broadway. E D.
sDaIIy. Except sundays lsu9days only issogs el
125th St, Sundays only. fFarloE Cas-
Limited Has dining car eParlOr and slss31s Car
"'As C. = HEMPsTEAD. Gen RH1x Ar
o NJ SHEPARD Ger Supt-