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New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
lay rE1.EGRAPH 10 THE THIBrNE.l


Fall River Mass. April 22-Local brokers repo,'
a week of quiet business in the print cloth rlrAe-
The sales were below the average, the hisaes'
estimate giving total Of 100000 pieces while SONS
place it as low as 7500o The low hgure was nor
due entirely to a slack demand however the 90
scrvance of Lexington day here and Of Easter RON
days elsewhere had some effect The best denan'
was for converters goods and that was only IAll'
The manufacturers We're in no hurry 90 meet &C. ~.
the stock of that class OF goods is stin small anu
there is no danger Of immediate accumulation
\ feature OF the week was the decline or one
sixteenth in the price OF regulars No sales of any
account were reported at that figure, but 10 st''S
to-day the nominal quotation. Printers S'N-'S
of narrow goods were shaded a httlc in some cases
as the demand for them was light and manUt15S
urcrS were ready To sell at what they SonSi,t 49,
Ttir ugure. The narrow Wcavts OtSpoSrc OF -
on "A basis OF U-l6 cents TOR the regulars. ai-
quantities.. There many Styies ctuteu NJ
and So many different prices offered tnitt S,tr-
lrrcgUlar quotations prevailed the average us.i
from no To n cents pound Standards rriii'i,,r
AT cents While SOME mill men who ma ~
succeeded i'm getting "a satisfactory numoNt "t ..ll
by an oVerstocked market viii be repealeH ~
majority DO not feel the Strue way Ihc5 7tv -,,r
fed tnat tEc stock outside 0t FIRST h.tnNs is En-
and that those who are endeavortng to allSi- III
different Will sN0E be in again for the pu' ,f,-f-
getting goods ~ prepare for busy se.tsuh Ir-rs
~ I-l6 cents and they report the tone as H.u sS
the following prices, @S-nCh. 0iN6L : ll-ttvsS i-Sh
inch, 6tX60 9-l6C; Sl-inch. 56X56. 220c, N7t'',S
ttN6t te; S9-iRch. 6Sx12, t3zG
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
CRESCENT A. C. DEFEATS HARVARD
COllegians Outclassed by the Brooklyn Team
Two Men Injured.

by score Of ia 2, Harvards twelve was de-
feated at lacrosse yesterday BY the crack team of
the Crescent Athletic Club. on the lower field at
Bay Ridge II the annual game between the
collegians and the Brooklyn players and great
throng OF admirers Of both organizations turned
cut TO the fun. There were two accidents
Bourne, the centre OF the Harvard twelve was
knocked unconscious by blow below the belt and
Sailor Of the same team. got a clip on the nose
that dld not disable him. although he lost consid-
cradle blood.
The Harvard men had it pretty much their own
way in the first half Although the Crescents Sc
cured the ball the face off, il thirteen min
utes before a goal scored. ami then il was
Smith. OF the Coeeians, that made the shot on a
pass from Sailor. Captain Wall then tied che score
10y shooting goal pass from Raymond hut
Sailor, whose nose was hurt in scrimmagc soon
after. managed a goal for his team before
time called for the first half making the
score Harvard ., Crescent l.
Three minutes after time was called for the
second half. Wall made goal for che Crescents
and in twelve minutes Raymond made another
for them pass from Dolby and Wall. was
fast and furious play from then 10 tho finish.
Harvard tried in vain to secure another goal.
Linton made for the home team and Ray
mond another. making the score at the whistle
Crescent. 6; Harvard. 3
he
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

demand continued ezeeedingy light with rates in nm.
U.s. T Ti M tI1T .o5 lriJ POI 90 and Glaago1s.
Rotterdam. &C. Bremen. 2z1zd25 pigs. HambIrT' ~
s6ts T5Sd CIiARTEi;s-Hritish steamers Iass ss1aos 5
sugar. Java 20 United states Europe 25s 81 I1-.
York. DC. May-June British steamer i1sl tons lgss~
south side cuba 70 New-Iork OF rhiaaelph.s prig9--
terms: British steamer. lO42 tons previously uesr
Trinidad Montreal. private terms steamer fs0o -
coal. Lamberts Point % Pensacola. private terms.
steamer 1917 tons bauNite Nev-C Orleans Boston Or
terms. British bark. 500 deals Hopewe 80.
70 United Kingdam. 42s 3D. bark 1l2 tons. lumber 81
British bark COS private terms. bark va
tons coal Newport News 20 Rio Janeiro private tsrns
81 80 schooner. Go2 tons lumber. Gufport 20 TrinIad
York 1Oc. schooner 49, tons. coal hence 90 Mavpof
sound private terms schooner 80 tons. dy cypress
Pensacola to New orA or Boston. private terms.
schoonsr ga tons lumber BrunsVlck % Pht aaeI6h.
50: schooner. $50 tons lumber and ties ST. smoHs %
Point TO Savannah 81 50. -hoor-r 2s coai Paa-
delpha 70 Fairhaven 75c: schooner 44 tons. eoai
oILs@Tbe Srar..et for cot,dases on TODAY displayed
continued hgmness due 70 goot 6u support and prois
nrm prices safes. STAY 2lsc. 100 june - 10
do at p ac 1890 July 27c Loo at esc ara go SEP
tenher al - &c Refined petroleum A uet and yGeaauge
Iiuseed firm We quote: RETRO lhst NJ -taniaFi
s. 10: reaned cases Ne~-Yors 50 81 Pails~.paa 50 -
water white. NevN9rH o-s ldo test 50 Co. al.1 s. IS
YORK 81 Is: fhiladeipbIs s12 %. COTToNsEED OIL
Prime crude. mills q%g &c pr"-. summer ysloE.
2IG2Sc Aust 2Si a2sl-c, September. 2s's 29c; 4
summer yellow 1ominal' prime p Na--7 l,, -,- prime
city raw 4sG49c ont ot town raw 41giIc; Calcutta raw
RICEi-Tre drm undertore TO the rice market was man
taiued to-day although nothing PC iala,t,e.,f -oS
~ buvers was noted the day being observed ay
a holiday Quotations follow Iomest-n o...As of &C.
falT l2 so'i lana Japan f5regn nominal %
domestic. 27sgSs4c; Java 4-g''ze; iaHs'oH' n soaa
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.


window shades brass extension rods oicloths and
linoeums, and. for tomorrow. two values in car
pets.
THE B. G. IATIMER & SONS COMPANY. Full
ton-st and Flatbush-ave.. Brooklyn. announces
special offerings in hoor coverings. IL also calls
attention to special furniture offerings.
r. J. HoRNER & CO.. Nos. 81. So and 65 West
23d.st call attention to their summer furniture.
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn, direct at
tention to their new spring suits for women; Bir-
mingham pongee silk. price attractions IN men 5
suits and iaces and embroideries at low prices.
sAKS && CO. Broadway. s3d-st to S4th-st.. offer
tailor made suits for women. coats in silk and
pongee dress and walking skirts and summer
waists at attractive prices They also offer some
price attractions In gloves
JOURNEAY & BURNHAM Brooklyn direct at
tention to price attractions In petticoats suits,
Oxfords and corsets They also call attention to
some woven voiles. special for tomorrow. and to
printed madras. French percale, tourist suit
ings and women's stockings
THE sIEGEL COOPER CO.. sth-ave.. 1sth-st.
to l9th-st announces a series Of early summer
sales beginning tomorrow morning. Fifty IS &
H" green trading stamps will be given free on
the presentation of a special complimentary GER
tfcate
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Brooklyn announce an
after Easter sale of women's outer wear at at
tractve prices They offer silver gray wool suit
ings; also voile. Panama cloth, crepe yotle ana
silk and wool eolienne.
HEARN West 14th-st. and West 13th-st- an
nounces a purchase of women's spring and summer
underwear; an Offering of household goods in
table linens sheets and pillow cases. Wamsutta
cambrics and white goods. Special values in sum
mer curtains are offered and attention is called
to four offerings in wash dress fabrics special
dress goods purchases. and. for tomorrow and
Tuesday black taneta silks.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

STERN BROTHERS. West 23d-st. offer for to-
morrow a rev model in women's dresses a special
sale IN the silk department and cIuny lace trimmed
linens For tomorrow and Tuesday thcy announce
sale of Oriental rugs They call attention their
misses and girls apparel, decorative linens and
blouses and waists.
r. H. MACY & CO. Broadway at sth-ave.. 34th-
St to s5th-st offer womens suits. two lots of
black and colored silks, light gray homespuns chill
dren's and misses wear women's waists a sale of
undermuslins specials in mems underwear and
women's handkerchefs. womens hosiery.
brellas Observation-Disclosures a special -ae of groceries
specials in summer home furniture cut glass. dec
gocarts For Tuesday they offer wOmen's petit
coats and shirtwaist suits. mems sack suits. boys
wash suits and ruffied bobbinet curtains.
THE ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT COM
PANY Manhattan and Brooklyn. offers Marcel
French vegetables and Amcehat pickles branded
fruits. picked fruits fruit syrups, gelatine
jelly powder and breakfast food They also offer
Bon Voyage baskets and Mauna coffee
MAY MANTON. No. 81 West 2Sd-st.. announces
patterns 10 be had at the above address or at any
of the agencies.
HACKETT, CARHART & co. Broadway and
13th-st.. announce specials for tomorrow in voile
suits taffeta suits. suspender skirts and covert
coats.
ENRICH BROTHERS. 6th-ave. and 23d-st.. offer
Valenciennes lace edges and al-overs duchesse and
point lace berthas black chantlly lace mitts, lace
black silk Brussels nets and Torchon and point de
Paris laces.
BEST & CO. Nos. 60 and 81 West 23d-st.. offer
boys clothing and Quitting for children.
THE sIdPsON-CRAWFORD COMPANY. 6th-
ave- 19th-st. TO 20th-st., sales OF house
keeping and decorative linens ruffied muslin cur
tain and carpets, rugs and mattings. They OFFER
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OTHER MARxETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati April 22-HOGS strong butchers S. 80
e - common 25Ty5 90 CATTLE weak fair 0 good
shippers s5qs6 %. common g. 5geSt . SH-@i s'eady'
So 81 10 LANES steady. s. 2'dS, %
East FiuTaIo April % CATTLE RECEIPTS - head;
slow and easier; prime steers 50 $50 - s.l1as
So =" r 81 s555s5 bulls 81 25Gs4 - vEALs-Reos7ys Is
S.sI. s1-v- 81 5O0S7 q HOCiS-F,ac-lrts $50 bead.
,ct,r.- L-s-y s. 7,9lS6 riN~l 81 90 workers. - 80
s. q. pics - 30. roushs $ 80 So sl17s s. Sqt
SHEEP and I.tNIBS-Etece( }'f" near --'" ana
stea iv urChanget- -.-.-- an 49,.
t7cI711f7.- 50 S0utnerus Market steady a11 Edns-t
CHOICE export and dressed beef steers p ,.f
ers ana feeders 50 254S5 To- southern steers s9 =.
SC,rberr cows s. 15aS4 -; native COWS p 'es1
naive heiferz SO L50S5 60 bulls - s'aSt 90 t. -
IIS6 % receipts for the week ,.t.,.' h-'l - E-
. head. market Jr higher. 'oI. - 81" "a
saiss s. $685. 45 heavy s. 40 S, o' 2a5f7' - I9
t-i -i1s am Ign-z 500SJ 4o. rece1t, t7r -
&C., 20 500 head SHEEP-Hec-pts lF h-t-, assast
steady: native lambs S64SL 80, natlyr "a
e 10 Western fed yearrgs s. - $50 -. -
sheep "a 5O0S6. stoCkers ar1 feeders - '4' '' =
ceiDts for the week, ii Hta'+
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
'ThrCe days.

PRpNISIONS-Therc movement u Pro
visions all day. and abe s.eaiv fa,t
that Chicago received only that ONLY
l40,WN expected Week together with
strength OF lard prices had 10 do wth the hight
selling Kansas t1tN receipts 100 Omaha
tOO. Chicago expects a9.COO On Monday POftE
steady. quoted Mess. SIS 50GSl3 5'e famy Si4 sOfs
$l2 snort clear $l54$lS BEEF hrm. quoted Mess.
$laNll 81; family $l30S3 So; packet SlSR$tJ extra
ln:e mess $lSl4$21 BEEF HAMS arm: quoted SCI 80
4%@ DRESSED HOGS steady quoted. Racons
i $50 n IS.c iGo 10 Isc, pigs, sGS'sc cur MEATS
flcNled bellies urm. quoted. smoking II
~ No. 'ic - H. 3<c Pckcd shoulders nominal
quoted StzN0c. ltcklcd hams qulet quoted
t|Nl+LpN iull city, 4eaC. 9MTJr,c T.NED
hrIn Gotei, 'hlSago priae steam T5OC. Middle West
PRIME t-.c' cltN lard firm, quoted refined
Ste%iy 9uotei; south America. 25c: continent G,.
Bfst%!l kegs. e2Sc; compound firm: quotei ST. s55Ie
SIEAlINE nFm' quoted; Oleo. she city lard stear-
~ ~ market for regular pis iron ccrttncatrs
sence OF traders No quotations WINS w ''e ~'
Mt'l-NSSf-S ND NltlpS-The market for ,olass..
S1S inactive an! practically nominal owing To the semi
h"llt'I IN the street SNrups Ountnt,rs
low. MOlASSES New Orleans ccntrif,iEai common ~
lAe Ialr, lSGltc, good. tSa2c. prime saT a~- Ne,
t.'aIs ,scn htttc d0Q3lC: SYRITFS common i4STI5..
Ee,'i ISg≤ prime 20 25c fancy aS:th.
- r--NN r ltt i'ihIS-ln the ani sail ronnape
% ~, maj t,rnS was confined chiefly 20 The coasfIns
au Vest india departments which vessels vSre IN
~S" =" al departments " steam tonnage the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

It was reported at Aqueduct yesterday that the
three-year-od colt Oiseau had gone lame in
workout at Sheepshead Bay. The colt is looked
upon as one of the formidable candidates in the
three-year-od division for the coming handicaps.
and It is TO be hoped his ailments will not neces-
state his being withdrawn from the Suburban. for
which he was being especially pointed.
The steeplechase course at Belmont Park will be
opened for schooling purposes on May l. A
Der OF steeplechase strings are already quartered
at the new track.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TRUE WINGS KANSAS DERBY.
Wins the Race Easily by a Length from
Devout

Kansas City, No, April 22.-Ten thousand per-
sons at Elm Ridge this afternoon saw True Wing
l. H. Ryau's daughter of The Roman and Right
Wing, cleverly ridden by Birkenruth win the first
renewal Of the Kansas City Derby easily by a
length from Pat" Dunne's Devout. Five lengths
back came Ara, staggering. and out to the last
ounce. The mile and a quarter was covered in
206A, record for the course
There were only six starters, and it was a good
betting affair. Starter Hoffman sent them away in
perfect alignment Larsen shot 10 the front with
DeNout, and passing the stand the first time he
HFe lengths IN front and was running with his
mouth wide Open True Wing being second and Ara
third Devout continued TO lead the procession until
a Iurlong from the wire, when the pace began to
nicely by Birkenruth, passed him. and won easily
The Ryan nlly was a straight favorite in the bet
ting.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MANY RIDERS THROWN.
Horses Refuse to Take Fences in Meadow
Brook Hunt

Hampstead. Long Island. April % CSpecaD.-The
drag hunt Of the Meadow Brook Hunt to-day
brought out field of more than fifty riders from
the Meadow Brook and Rockaway hunts, and the
members of the colonies about Oyster Bay, Roslyn
Great Neck and Piping Rock
Shortly after the pack had been thrown in near
the Syossett School where they cut out a pace for
mile. nearly twenty of the riders came to grief
Huntsman Forster and Miss Bryce daughter Of
General Bryce, led TO the third fence where the
refusal Of a hunter in the rear caused nearly a
score Of other horses to refuse, and fifteen of the
riders came croppers at the same fence Some had
jumped over fences and had gone on ahead for
several fields with the hounds. At the first check
near lhe Syossett schoOlhouse. all had caught up
with the pack. In at the finish were ]. l. Blair J.
= Grace, Russell Grace, w. Scott Cameron, Bever-
icy hoblnson, Louis Fitzgerald, Ambrose Clarke
Maxwell Stevenson Miss Bryce, Huntsman j.
Forster and the two whips
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
KIRBY AGAIN ACQUITTED.
Texas Juy Finds Not Guilty on Bribe Con-
spiracY Charge.

Austin. Tex. April 22-In the trial of Joseph H.
Kirby, of Houston. and A s. VandervoOrt. Of
Austin which has been in progress here for sew
eral days on an indictment charging them with
conspiracy TO bribe public Official the jury to-
day brought in a verdict of not guilty
Indicted jointly with Kirby and Vandervoort
Joseph H. Eagle. of Houston attorney for
the Kirby Lumber Company who took a sever
ance and W. H. Wortham former State Treas
urer and Frank s. Glover, of Austin who turned
States evidence under promise of immunity, and
who alleged that they had been the inteTnedlarles
who paid TO District Attorney Warren w. Moore
S12 COO TO dismiss certain antitrust suits asalhsS
the Kirby Lumber Company. On the trlai OF
Moore on the charge of accepting brtbe there
was a prompt acquttal.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 22--CIosins: Holiday Corn Ez-
change BEEF-Ext-a india mess strong Tjs 3D. PORK
dull. prime mess Western .uu 62s ga HtNfS-sAo-t
cut IA 10 16 n strong 4Js BACON firm. Cumberland
cut 2G TO 50 10 +2s short 16 "a ~ as, long clear
mfddles light y To 80 -. 29s 81. long n1c-s
heavy, 81 40 70. sos short clear backs lt O. ~ -
3Ss clear bellies IL SIS SHol II fr-Et---}lA-
10 10 steady. Bis I-ARD steady. prime western
tierces, 36s sd American refined in pals 5ts So
BUTTER nominal CHEESE steady. American Has--
white J7s cd: American finest co!orsd SOS 81 tA-LG@
steady. prime city. 2}s Australian IN Lontla - 81
TJ-RPENTI TINE-SDirits steady 4}s 6d R0SlN-t
firm 7s Gd. PETROLEUM Refined qu!et. SD --N-
firm
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Discussing his removal. Nlr. Wilson said:
TAkAHlRA BACK IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 22-Minister Takahira. OF
Japan returned to Washington tonight after
fortnieht's visit to New-York. where he went to
receive medical treatment following operation
for appendicitis At the legation the positive state
rnent was made that Mr.. Takahiras presence here
at this time was without any significance in con-
nectiJn with French neutrality, 1t was said that
in consequence of not having to submit to another
oneration the Minister had determined to return
here his further stay in New-York being rendered
unnecessary on account Of the improved condition
bis
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
WILSON ON HIS DISMISSAL.
Contends That His Acts Reflected Instruc'
tons from Superiors.

The suspension Of Fred H Wilson, financial clerk
and disbursing officer in charge of the Indian ware
house, was followed yesterday by his dismissal by
Secretary Hitchcock. Mr.. Wilson entered the gov
ernrnent service seven years ago. He came to
NeW-York four years ago. and entered the Indian
warehouse as a clerk, and promoted 10 the
position from which he has been removed. He has
been active in both local and national politics. and
lives IN the 18th Assembly District. In the last
two campaigns Wilson has taken part in directing
the work OF the speakers bureau at Republican
national headquarters. and he was the guest OF
honor at a dinner given on Aprll at the Repub-
Iican Club.
Discussing his removal Mr. Wilson said:
Until I have further advces from Washington,
which entitled 10 expect Will only say thet
when my conduct is made clear l have no DOUBT IL
will appear :nat 1 have simply acted upon a rea-
sonable Interpretation of instructions from my su-
perors. I may also say that when the bids for the
years supplies are opened May l6 It will be
necessary to re-employ the same persons that nave
been discharged or others who will be able 10 rem
der the same service.
It IS understood that Wilson will undertake TO
show that he has been made victim of the political
system that required him TO find places for the
friends Of politicians, and also TO retain them
whether their services were required or not.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

cabin and l27s steerage passengers and mdse- Ar
rived the Bar a m.
Steamer Yucatan. johnson. Cenfuegos April Il San
tiago Is and Nassau Is TO James Z Ward & Co. with
Sc passengers mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar at
1852
Steamer Manzanillo (Cuban) CornehI Guantanamo
James f Ward Co, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer San Marcos Johnstone Galveston April Is
TO Charles H Mallory & Co. with passengers and Indse
Passed in Quarantine at 80 a
Tex. April 13. TO the standard oil Co. with oil
Passed in Quarantine at $40 a
Steamer George Farwell. Chisholm Jacksonville
April l6. with lumber to z NJ Pickett Is bound TO
Steamer Arapahoe. KembIe Jacksonville April ls
Steamer Hamilton BoaZ. Newport News and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. with passen-
Steamer Brandenburg (Cier), Woltersdor baltimore
April 2l to Oelrchs & Co. in ballast Left Quarantine
Steamer Goldsboro. Swain. Philadelphia, to VIM p
Clyde a. Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed in
Quarantine at $40 m.
Steamer Etruria. Liverpool Passed in Sandy Hook
sandy Hook. N J. April % $50 m-wind northwest
light air; clear
Steamers Lucania Br). for Liverpool: AIemannia
southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Naderlan1
(Bels), Dover and Antwerp; Burgundia F Marseilles
Neckar Ger. Naples Columbia (Br). Glasgow; La Gas
eogne Ctr) HavTe; Bermudlan tBr1. Bermuda Osceol
Pensacola Gwent (Nor). CaracOa Pretoria (Br). st
Pitts; Maracaibo. La Guayra, etc; Ponce. San JUAN
Ponce, etc; Ghazee (Er) Baltimore; Mexico, Havana:
Allegheny GER Kingston. Vircenzo Bonanno QtaD
Norfolk T1oHO CNor) Campeche and PTOgreso Rechen-
fels GER Savannah: Princess Anne Norfolk New
and Galveston: FL Sud Galveston; Navahoe, Wilmington
and Georgetown; II Dorado. New-Orleans: Allianca
QtaD, Baltim5re Yeddo (Br Aden singapore. etc: Blue
neds. Baltimore; Oneida, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MAJOR DAINGERFIELD SOLD.
Bought by Philip J. Dwyer for $4,000.

AT the dissolution sale Of the racing stable OF
andrew Miller and ". B. Leeds, held in the pad
dock at Aqueduct yesterday the great old stake
horse Major Daingerheld, winner Of the Realization
the Annual Champion and other valuable stakes
was sold to Philip J. Dwyer for 5000. Il Is Mr.
Dwyers intention il is said TO race the horse this
year, and he Will be in charge of Dick Miller.
The Major is six years old this spring and is by
Handspring-Mon Droit. He has been raced al
most constantly since he 4 two-year-Old The
Drown filly Coy Maid. bought by c. A Draper for
Ssg9, brought the top figure of the sale the prices
and buyers follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday April 22, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Wells city tBTl. Carey Bristol April and
Swansea g. 10 James Arkell & Co. with mdse Ar
rived the Bar at 20 p m
Steamer Philadelphia, Mils, southampton and Cher
hourg April Is, 20 the american Line with 2+S cabin
ana ~ HteerhBe paHs."e' = mans anu muse. Ar
rived the Bar at lag p m
Steamer British Empire tBr). Riddle. Antwsrp nr,
3. Sanderson Son, with mdse. Arrived the Bar
at III.
steamer Nord America Gtab. Rocco, Genoa Apru r
and Naples I, to Boognesi, Hartneld Co. with Sc
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

cash quotations were as follows. FLOUR easy. winter
patents 81 5OTS4 So winter strisht s. 80 81 so sprn4
Tatents 81 9OSj spring straisht 81 l0t4 t1 oaAeA
81 5OgS3 10; WHEAT-No sprlng Ysca5SI 20 % : So
yellow 4Siac OATS-N0 ,. 3OC; No > white. S@c No
white 23at d3Oatc RYE-N0 . 76c; BARLEY, goot lsed
SEED No 81 q. No 7 Northwestern. 81 40, TIMOIHH
SEED. prime. s. S0Q3; CLOVER contract grade. ~
PORK mess per Dbl S12 40G$12 45. LARD Der l9
81 OH GST To- CJT3IEATSSfSrt ribs. sides lloss,
KEY. basis o1 high wines 81 D on the Produce EE-
change to-day BUTTER market easy. cream
cries 24Q30c dairtes, 22g2Ic- EGGS weaker AZ marx
included Zoe; hrsts l52c; prime nrss loc e1lIAA
17C CHEESE strong. l4c
Duluth April 22-C1ose. WHEAT-No I Northern,
05iac No Northern s9i2GS2c' May 90-zc July s3sc;
September. S3c.
Milwaukee April 22-WFiEAT-So Northern 81 059
RIE-NO l. - "a lS1sc- BAItl4EI-No = 5-c: sample
40j51C CORS-No 3. 41GiSi-c; May. A. l-c bid
MINNEAPOLIS. April 22-CIose-WHEAT-Niay. 91'sc;
July, 95Tscs September S3c. No hard 81 ". 30
Northern 81 007s: No Northern. 90 Sc FLQl I-Flrs
patents. s. 25G$5 S. second patents s. 5gS5 ~ ars
bulk. sI2 80
ST Louis. Apr! 22-CIose: WHEAT-No red casA.
9l%S: May 4l7sc. Jrly S2e - hard 99c 81 10y
No .. cash iGiec, MAY 45s045i7c, July, 46c- OATS
May. 27sc; No white 334 33'sc
Philadelphia. April 22--WHEAT duH; contrast grade
April 81 03ie 81 o. CORN unchanged, April lhsJu1c
OATS STEADY; N9 2 white na-aT9l SO go al & -
creamery. soc: extra nearby prints S6t ElitfS lower
nearby fresh IL. Western fresh ll's9ltc 81
mark CHEESE unchanged New Ior0 full cream Iael
Ceipts-FIOur 600 btis TT2to0 n sacks. wnea-
5000 bush; corn. 61tt0 bush: oats l7ooO bush sap
neHts; Wheat. 5000 bush. corn. 24uO0 bush oats sVV
bush
fnaI. AprfI s. 20 nominal. O,tC,r s. IS ALSIhE-
Prime 81 70 TIMOTHY-Irue. 81 So
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArrrRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5;1l Sunset II 80 %
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook lO:44 Gov Island :O1 He'll Gate 1854
PM-Sandy Hook IL :02 Gov Island II: :27 He'll 100
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentiue quiet At 5Se -
machine made bbls. Tar IS also quiet and uHc72ass-
Rosn was steady and unchansej 81 - for both con-
mon and good strained We quote. SPIRITS TCRPlN-
TINE-OI and machine bes. 55'sR5S,, TAR So
s. % ROSIN-Comnou good strained. So ~. = 80
81 20 r. 2C$S So 5519S$ 40, n, So dr - ~,
l. 81 S6RS3 80: S4 S5dS4 45 M 81 >5GSf 90. y - W
O. 3. " W s. 81