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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 14.-cATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head;
market steady good prime steers 1890 IS; poor to
medium So 6@s4 co. stocke5s and feeders s. I5g$a Go;
bulls So 40Sf$4: calves SsaS8 so HoGs-Receips 1900
head slow: mixed and butchers 81 SOQ$5 or
81 95 light 81 Io9$5 bulk OF sales 81 05s5 o. SHEEP
Receipts eco sheep weak; lambs steady good
to wethers IS e0GS6 fair choice mixed 81 I6
IS 80: native lambs. 50 T50$7 ca.
Cincinnati March 14-BOGS qulet butchers So 90:
common. 81 1oqS5 10. CATTLE-strons; fair 70 good
shippers. 81 27Is5; common 50 25d$2 "a. SHEEP
STEADY. IS 259S5 50. LANBs-steady. SO 50ass
Kansas City March 14-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 in
GLIDING 300 SoutheTns. Market steady strong; choice
and dressed $5aS5 70; good $46s5 West
sTn FED steers 81 2$5 20 stockers and feeders $sa
SO 49, pative cows. s2aS4 IS: native heiters SsS4 Isl
bulls. 81 50G$4 10: calves $3dS6 IS HOGS-Rsceints
Y 900 Market t3 lover TOP So bulk OF sales 81 iS
lights 81 1Oa$4 60 SHEEP-Receipts $500 PNTsrtati
Sheep steady lambs 1c lower native 50aS7 50
native wetherS 50 5s5 60; native
Western fed lambs Sc 5oaS7 3d. Western yearings
feeders. 50 b0gS5 so ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
March g. 1905.

Nsw-Ycrk March "a 1903
,rFJrpF1Tae roffee market rather Irregular Inc
.snE Eas steady al UNCHANGED prices to an advance
yssiutg ~ response steady European caleS t51'
80 onrsrstfveiy little demand and before MID
~ nc ls vas points lower on very moderate sell
-,srz ~ which was thought 10 be against purchases
ram TIE decline attracted somewhat better de-
-x,f from brilish Sources and there was partiai
- WoIch however followed by renewed weak
- 4. ne afternoon when roasting and Wall Street In
1900 Uere sellers close easy at decline
70 10 points. Sales were reported OF so bags
~ news IVES without special feature The European
100, reported oniy narrow changes, with HavTe =
rS feber al the hour the local opening, and clos
- nj unchanged while hamburg 4 Ghz pig higher.
"a brazilian markets were unchanged Receipts were
srsI as reported BY tie early cables, but about az
sofed and the cables reported full receipts a.
20 Fzaia for yesterday II is reported that Brazilian
srehnns are Joining forces with European bears IN
n eeor4 MAKE better buying basis Tor new crop
FEE Ehile IN she local market II appears that trade
6viced with importers ard roeSteTs
nortine prices while others opposed 10 The market
- rot market easy with quotations the basis
ne range q prices in the focal market to-
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
NEW Yn8E. aEN RlIEa 3 AlaIEallRa

AT&lns GAda1 NsiIL4sl 49, - AMI
Asn lVAI0@s, LOr
I1hlO;IO. '1llV;o< A ~, ftli4Uo 'StllOd. 'xiSO1.
tIll0:uD, etuO.Ol. sgl2OO p ID.
BOsIUN. Via MliiimautIc-1tsuO a n. 1900 2. II.
Boston, wa sprnsned-IS:UV a NJ. I'll '2:OO, 'i4:00
SlIOU p 81.
F1IChBGkG. via Putnam and Woreestsr-f3:00 ?. u
LAkENILLk and MORE OLh--fS:5O A n. 70 81 p. II
CT BAItRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
RIELD-f4;5O. fS:JO- A. NJ. 1881 p IL
WATERBURY, and WlNSTED-1450. $500 tfssoo.
IlUO2. SfIO'O2 tto Waterbury, A. n. tl:O3 f4;3A
si5Ul. to;OO $500 No Waterbury, P; H.
Ticket offices cCEand Genital Station and c12Sth
81, c1l3. c26l, Hiss. LISA Broadway c3 ParN
face Go Union square. cls& Erth AVE- ESQ Co!Iaous
64V Madison Ave, c2T3 Nest 125th ST. l53 East
12ath St. In Brooklyn ca Court ST.. $50 Fulton ST.
$40 Broadway K. ID.
sDally. fExcept sundays sSundsys ony. tSto2s
l25th f25th Sundays only 1ParlOr Car
Limited. HAS dining eParior and Sleeping Car
c T. HEMPsTEAD. Cen. PasA AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 1.-The offerings at the wool auction
sess To-Day amounted 10 10 sos bales The quality VS.
600 sno 3aong was spirited Seoufeds were in good
ands and hne. light conditioned greasies were IN active
demand or all sections France was large bnyer Of
erohsnreds which were also taken by home traae
SIneEie3 secured quantity Of superior Tasmania.
sonln wales and Nsw-Zealand greasies fun rates
Following ere the sales in deta New South Wales-5oJO
phes secured od9ls l0d; greasy, 4<dgls ID Queens
Netoria-250O bales secured Is sdaIs 9lu; greasy sd
gls 3D. South Australla-S00 bales: greasy sdgis "a
West AusIrais-l4 400 bales; greasy. eglld Tasnana-
ba 6%cG1s Id Cape Good Hope and NataI
200 bales; secured Is 6dq1s 0isd greasy SIsElIid
Falkland islands,. 100 bales greasy. 6it91OSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

sts sS t market Tor spot cotton closed oufst ana %
5s,, esles az SOC for ufddlinE upland sn - ~
rsssz SeL The southern spot markers 49, s'S Ior
siss 80 o5ioNS- Mobile hT7u nEcla nz-6 a. 49,.
&c; So. g savannaa, steady and &c biEher a,
e. seiss ,Ss Se.es- Aorfolk steady and &c higher al
.s os Louis steady ind sc higher At TIC: sales ~
tssLoL IRA and &c HIGHER ~
s1 estsssy and Size higher i1-iec; sales $50
ss Nrss .2n f.r1n and higher 73c; Sales S95
h-1lsds Urn and 3-1gc higher AZ J1-Iec- 49,
rasrvs- Est1sted receipts leading points FOR To-
4sN f1oeetoil from 5000 $500 baIer s9sns.
es and J. 49, last year; al Galveston from,
sesf nelef against 1853 last week ana 3 az es
Hees.s ~ e. heE-Dreans from 400 ~ 7 400 49,
Esos,-s-t 80 {. as week and SOS last year. $500
- - ths ports and interior Doinfs today o,-n
- ne same day last week sno last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
TIE statistical position OF Brazilian cOes follows:

oOGToA-The cotton market was much more active
&c excited than for wseks past prices showing
we movement for the day and closing practically
- oest prices Eor the session There special
1ts1cs ana the evident nervousness of
'1t mere were 6l kinds Of and reports ahoat
70 me possibility of speculative developments. The
alS@ reported yesterday the effect that the bun
Aee q last season vas planning 70 NAV
eE q tWc years following his from bank
tcg was OF revived attracted eonsideraa
asnlol stlle II was also reported that he recent
~ reader whose brokers during the day were cred
" WIN ouyfng very large OF IuIv
q covered his shorts and going long for turn
80 reports had u that there a bis Nep-Oreens
80 interest IN The market that f1nneS
- aeeRy stop loss O. ders located around ms cer,s
say ana July which the bulls trying 10 incoyer
"NesI TINS may De- the market
40 comparatively unimportRnt fluctuations ,r 49,;
a mn INC opening was firm an advance 81
- e1peetea TOT the day generally srrin iit,
eiH 70 the belt attracted little or no afte,rio-
= IeI1 wac ifregulaT5fy- Recent buvArs =
- ~ = bealpng market took profits tbe
-. e1a restricted the advance but he Tersster-
ss,f5S,Ss aHd Suly IN connection with the rImorS
n s-I ID d covering movement set in which LII
- eFlaenet continued Throughout fbe 49,
- me close was nrrn within a. 5on-s - ~. ~.
= q net advance q about 1906 noints 80
Tvs S-,s, estnaie5 az 100000 bales Or The a,s
ne southern spot markets vrera -.,.-.,,
- ~ lLlost instances ranging I-f6 ~ ~ II &c
a 49,, ltc a. some Of the points t7scct., al
ri,sstes me cay We're about 49, 600 balrS -, -
III re ~ cay We're lighter and fhA b,Iis t e
tfio- $3.50 ~ futures and appearance - ri,
nuo encourage Southern JoiS-rs "a III spec-
Al,-to Efforts 80 stlt more
a as follows: - lNs 4ocai market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

AZ blsis special Liverpool cables: SPOT cotton
1rf 49, gong; sales 10 co bales. s1,erulafior ana
~: S: iaineriean 5000: receipts 10000; zroercan
t1ts hr5.-sss5ie 4zfn Futures opened steadv ana :
ard No. sssa sery STEADY. net points higher
I'D: Tar. -,'-AIFil 4.l4d Apri-sfsy fsi Pnya
49, Ssalg and Juy-Augrst f9d. Ee,,sT en-,
"a: Nssvss eober. z2ld: Ootober- Noyef1ber
~. i'eceInber, s.22c DeceYaier
esIss AZ essr'ary. Aid NORTHUMBERLAND and
ss ssesdS 4LAI~.Flour Gun again yesssnlav Al
- snc eonerSS Soy1ns IVES OF the hand 90 m6ufh
se@sdtg S.nes chiefly to Kansas etraights fry%e-
f rrsisS,s' 81 >2atstts spring patents Ss6<s liz
III c,esre <SS 90 winter patents s. s0ds5 *.
~. ears 10 49, 80, y: s5tga 70 winter s. sOg
Isaxs II 81 % god - 2os3Ss 20. choice ~ 60.
Ss2 10 :, 90 = "AEAT FLcUR inactive; quoted a.
* Il es5esO 10 ceRREEAT. finn. ono. tr,ss a.
u sfsss 80 - . brand RAG MEAL. frm, oYass1.
,tEcS, - ysilow 81 20: eoarse nav a. io5s1 10
81 e sisass5h Nsstern firm: quo4d: western srrn =,
-. % srrtgs. -. sls q: -four DO g22- red Coz
szt4nR 49, CITY bran. &2o@S2f brk ara $500.
~ bujt. "A - $50 " 70 HoHTSY CHOP
Isaxe 81 - L-I1s epsning raaes On Nav Met
.essnaS tysr, - 49, - tzst 70 81 if these prices
~ bevie,, ~ &C otriine te ~ Aware - .,.
ssrhost me- ebses Positions hsS steady open
h~sSs% both May and other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
r. ReEADiNC SYST EN-.

-
Liberty street and south Ferry South ferry
EaSION BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MACH
~ Nshao0zt19 us Easton only). $40 m. 10
s-4U: SVO ts5S Easton only p. Sundays s420
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToS-s4oo. $40 = m
e,99 y m Sundays. a. 80 a m. D. N.
AahEhOODs LAkEHURSf, TONS RIVER AND
DAhNEOAI-z4-0O, $40 a EI3c (3.4N ale
lakewood and Lakshurst Oniyl. ASSOC. zs.Os p m
ATLANTIC CIIY-s9.4O a m, LAO p m
HlNELAND AND BRIDGETON-z4.O0 a m. g. 40 .. m
LONG BBANlH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POlNI PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4Oo' $50 1l-S0 a m. xi2O. "a sac. $50. 1LS0
m sunday except Ocean Grove. 800 a Aoo.
ATLANTIC HLDS., SEABRIGHr MONMOUTH BC1a
EAST LONG BRANCH-4-00. sac. sac. 1880 m,
l.S0 $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hds- only). $50 p sun
PHILADELPHIA CTEA bING TERMINAL1-s4sS ZOO
$500. 800. tl00O. t1l00 a. t12.00 100 t130,
H2-oO. 800: 400 t5-O0 ts-O0 t730. $780, 1850
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4-ss. tsOo, 1000.
s12.15 mdL
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo. 1000. '1a0o
90, AGO. 800 200. 'l2.15
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSTILLE AND WILL
IN. Reading only, 1910. ua20. Y. 0O p Read
Ing. Potlsvtlle. Harrisburg only, 1900, $500 D.
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaily. 1Daily.
Sunday sSundays only; +ParI9r cars only lvia Ia
Ofices: Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry los Green
witch St. Aston House. 261. 434 1900 1854 Broadway
East 125th St. sT3 West I25th st. cas- Columbus Az
New York; Court St. s44. $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
SEQ Broadway, Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
W. G. BESLER. c. NJ RTPT
vice-Pres and Cen Mgr. Cen PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God free and independent.
Julia ID. Havand, William d. Haviand, NJ.
land. Leonie ID. De Luze. Guy ID. Haviland Walter d.
starr. and Chandler d. starr send greeting: You and
ech OF you hereby cited and required personally
be and before Surrogate County New
the County Court house I'm the County Of New York on
the 18th day OF April 1900, at haf-past o'clock Ia
the forenoon Of thai day. then and there attend the
Judicial Settlement of the Account of Proceedings OF
Charles F. Pe, David j. Dannat and Andrew Shtland,
Jr Trustees for Julia d. Hayiland and Mary c. D.
Last WIN and Testament OF William II; Dannat de-
ceased and such OF hereby cited under
the OF twenty-one years required by
guardian. IL have IL have
appear and apply for be appointed the
OF your neglect failure do a guardian will be
appointed by the Surrogate and act for
In the proceeding In testimony whereof we have caused
the Seal OF the Court OF the said County OF
New York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNER
C. THOMAS Surrogate of said County. at the
County OF New York Path day February, in the
year Of Lord thousand nine hundred and ave.
fSeaLJ JAMES A. DONNELLY,
- Clerk OF the SVrrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

rib 10 "a No. SIS Cd long clear mindless light Is 70 "a
Sd: long mddes. heavy. 30 40 N, 3es Cd
short clear backs is 20 20 10 ass Sd: bellies
16 H. $685. SHOULDERS II TO Is n. steady 29s
LARD steady; prime Western In uerces 35s; American
refined. in pals. 34s Cd BUTTER nominal CHEESE
firm: American finest white. sos: DO coored 93s. TAI
LOW-Prime city steady, 2as ruRPENTiN E-7SPIPits
ITcINf-Refned niiet IINSk.EED OILSteady, Ia ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool March Il. p. m.-CoTroN-spot In fair
demand: prices points higher;
ila seed m.adling sgdi mddling. 2Id; low m9dng
the day were 10000 bales OF which coo for spec
laiion ana export and included 900 American. Re
opened steady and closed very steady; American mss
8 o March 4l4d: March and April 414d; ApriI sni
May May AlSd May and June I'D; June and July. 4isd
September and October. 42ld; October and November
22d; November aud December December
uary $.24d January and February 25d. - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LiverpooI March l4-closing: WHEAT-spot nominal:
futures easys March nominal. May Aikd: O.
eoRSmspoS STEADY American mixed as sRd;
3 7.q; MAY. q Slsf. PIAS-eanada irm IS i0d FLOUR
st Louis fancy Water steady % 81 HoPS-In London
tPaene Cosso quiet, f5f6 los BEET Arm: extra India
9sss ; 7ls "a PoRK-Esy; prime Western es Sd
steadYi CunlherIand eut 81 % % b. ga shost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady.
wHEAT.No spring. 81 1OgS1 Y: No 3. 81 O29S1 y;
yellow. 4ssa49e. GATs-No 2 sac; No white. aslze;
LEY-Good feeding Ss44Oc fair TO choice mating, 4ag
TIMOTHY sEED-PTime. S. ciovER-contract grade
SD So PORK-Mess. per bb S12 55G$12 20. LARD. per
100 10, SO 92lsQS6 95. CUT MEATS-Short sides,
hose So z5a$6 STA; short clear sides boxed S. zoo
Produce Exchange to-day; BUTTER firm; creameries p
G25c; diaries, 1Sq23c EGGS easier; mark. in
Guided 16l612c; hrsts l64sc prime rsts. lie; extras
Duluth March 14--Close-wHEAT-No Northern,
SS%c
Milwaukee March 14-wHEAT-No Northern. 81 IL;
No Northern. 81 OslSl 90; July sS14c asked. RYE
No l. e5lsc BARLEY-NO .. sic: sample. 3Sg50c.
CoRN-NO 3. 4sSg49c; July, 49Ac asked.
Minneapolis. March 14--Close; WHEAT-May, 81 90
@S1 CPS July. 81 OoS@Sl O5% September. SS9s asS%c
No l. hard, 81 1914 No Northern 81 H. No Q North
ern. 81 OF. FLOUR-F1rst patents So 9Og$8 second
clears, 81 60GS2 10 BRAN in bulk SI4 Is.
Philadelphia. March I4.--WHEAT hrm &c higher;
contract grade March. 81 101. QS1 1O% CORN firm &c
higher; March, 525s 4o3c. OATS steady; No . white
natural and No white, clipped. 3SQ3Slsc. BUTTER
firm good demand; Western creamery 2c; extra
Western fresh. lie at mark CHEESE unchanged; New
York fun creams fancy 1S%14c; do choice 131zc:
Iar 70 good 12<qIS.e Reeeips-Flour 5000 bbs and
1o5eOyO 10 in sacks; wheat 1900 bush; corn BUSH
oats, $4,000 bush Shlpments-Wheat LOGO BUSH corn
5000 bush; oats. az. 400 bush.
ST Louis; March -Close-wYIEAr-No . red, cash
e. GeG$i o. GoRN-No cash. 45lsc; Man. 47%Q479sc:
white 32lsc ~
Toledo, March 14.-cLovERsEFp-cas 81 s25,.
March 8! s2ls; April. 81 co. October. IS e6 ALSIKE
prime ~ 40 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 90; March. 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

positions comparatively quiet the start although
opening All experienced brief period Of seavi-
ness. under LIQUIDATION, and selling OF
me new crop months, based West which
was regarded favorable sign. midday infu-
ssined their esrer losses end for the balance Of hs da
nag little difficulty in maintaining hrm undertone. last
sardng the May option impression seemed 10 be
terest had nouidated generally believed but had
oeen merely lying low for the right moment to ar
attracting wheat from parts country.
lar with the NeYork trading cement Which hds al
along insisted that the Wall street interest sold Qua
futhsr reducing them whenever possible ever since At
@ watched WITH eood e1ai Of interest," for the mex, few
weeks Ordinary news Of the DAY was without special
crop news favorable enough to justify more or less
VISIBLE. anoordus me 70 re6srdss there was an in
crease OF 2oe7.oo bushels COMPARED with decrease last
statement however the Of 1883 900 bushels
s figures en- Monds ss there sood c
for wheat In Minneapolis and dssge o In the Ann
ish cables closed 4Ad net lower. Paris logo points
R asf SSsss sna RpS hsn las, No
n hs LOCAL market closed 81 ISL No Northern Dub
ported that loads Of Manitoba wheat had been worked
veOpments but repetition Of previous days.
steadily until July reached SOC in chieago Representing
s s9e ~ Ss year ard ne, eouire much bull
news 70 influence the naSet as the trade has had ogG
any OF its holdings short OF that figure At the
time there undoubtedly some response 10 the light
The near future The Chicago receipts considerably
wednesday Shut out by the advance exporters bought
only four loads No corn at the close was auotea al
5S5.c: ana No yellow 55zc Z 0 b afoat. oAFs-with
natural that oats should respond prices strong
upward movement closing very aiIn The cash marses
&c to ~ ~ 81 natura white 20 to 30 n
@Nominat BARLEY4Marke4 quiet Feeding was quot
ed al 4iIEc ( New-York and mailing 46d52c {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
ALTIhORE and OHIO RAILROAD
Lackawanna Railroad,

Leave New York; foot Barclay sad Christopher sta
fSOO a. M--For Bnghamton and Syracuse
'looo 4. M-Eor Bunalo. chicago and Sc. LouiA
s14O P. M.-For Buffalo Chicago
81 ~ p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
'f. ~ y. M.-For RuTsia and ChcacO.
90 a. p. M.-For Ruffaln. Syracuse Utica.
y 90 A M.-Far Chicago-Sreepers open at 2. 81
Tickets t4a 42o. 1IS3. IS24 Broadway. n u $50 Fu'
60 Pr~oktv1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15

Coffee Cabies.-Rio-cofee market steady. No Rio,
gG exchange 80 1870: receipts 5000 bags, two days
pigments for the United States, 1000 bass; shipments
or Europe 1900 fagss stock. $4,000 bags Santos
Coffee market STEADY; good average Santos. 4SG9e.
1s!pls. 1900 bags, days; stock, l3Sl000 bags.
aSTnburE-Cnee market opened 4 pig higher; 2:3O
net = pig higher; sales. 10000 bags. Havre
C0fes market unchanged 10 < franc higher; at II
Unchanged 70 \ franc higher; at m unchanged: at
80 cecLned = lranc: lolal Ea.es. - 0Q0 haaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
NAVAL STORES.

A nOttu LufpthtIne, Win
c quoted for machine made barrels Rosin was steady
firm with good strained selling the
basis OF 81 95 Tar ruled firm at So 20 for oil barrels We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and maehine bbis. 54h9
TAR 50 %
RosIN-ConInon 10 good strained, 50 %; E, So O5g
SO G; F. SO 1888 90 G. SO 2o$3 IS; H IS 35GS8 40
6o6s3 20; X "a S5G$4 40 N. 81 sOQs4 IS: n IS 10
w G.. 50 30dS5 49, W W, So so.
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits tnTpentlne Isl SbIs
New Orleans March t4-Receipts: Rosin. no bbls;
taFpentine. 8 bbls
Wilmington. March 14.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE-
Nothing receipts II bb;s. ROSIN firm, 81 bid;
receipts, 422 bis TAR Arm. 81 co. receipts 152 bills
CRUDE TURPENTINE nEm. 81 so and So TO- receipts 20
Savannah. March 14.-TURPENTINE drm 6ihc; re-
cepts, &c bbls; sales a: shipments 1876. ROSIN firm;
receipts S06 bbls; sales. S44 shipments Quoted
A. b C. $2I5k; D. 81 s2+a: e. 81 s76; F. 50 s24a; G.
s. e1s H. 50 %: s. so; X 81 06 NJ 81 50 n, 81 as:
w G. IS; W w. s. 10,
London, March l4-TURPENTTNE-Spir ass Sd
RoSIN-AHerican strained. So lA2d fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 14-FL.oUR steady. wHEAT-spring
dull No Northern 81 1914. CORN hrm; No 2 yeiiew.
No mixed, S51sc. BARLEY and RYE unchanged
Chicago March 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-02
Diamond c Soap, 5 bars for
Csc or S3.lO Der box of 100 bars
at GIFTS Store.
BERLIN OoNs GALA DRESS.
To Honor the Duchess Seciiie Who
Arrives Tomorrow for Her Mar
riaqe to Crown Prince.

Berlin, June 2-The streets of Bei'
lin are assuming gala attire Unter
den Linden and other leading thor
oughfares to be followed tomorrow by
the Duchess Cecilie on thej occasion
Of her arrival in the capital for heI
marriage to the Crown Prince have
been hung with festoons of foliage
and flowers, among which are hidden
multi-colored electric lamps. Trium-
phal arches are being erected along
the line of the procession. and Vene
tian masts, from which float banners
of the national colors, are springing
houses have been tastefully adorned
with devices of evergreens and fairy
lamps
Much interest is taken in the arri-
val of the foreign deputations coming
TO attend the wedding. The disting-
Iished foreign visitors are being car
ed for at the imperial palaces. They
are met at the station by representa-
tives of the imperial court and given
a military escort to the quarters as
signed them for their stay in the city.
II is now evident that every nation
IN Europe will be represented at the
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law operates in the same manner as
the federal tax in war time, stamps
of various denominations being affixed
to all certificates of stocks transfer
red, the denomination varying in ac-
cordance with the value of the certifl-
Gates.
The brokers have not taken kindly
to the new law, as it was believed at
first that it would drive those engag-
ed in stock speculation to the ex-
changes of other nearby cities. This
initial scare has largely died away
now. and though plans are going for
ward for the opening of a stock ex-
change across the river in Jersey CT
ty, 1t is believed that the majority of
those prominent in the street have
decided that the best and only thing
10 do in regard to the tax is to grin
and bear it,
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groom wore a sack coat with white
vest and black trousers.
The bride and groom had intended
to take the morning train for San
Francisco and other poiIlts on the
Pacific Coast, but circumstances pre-
vented at the last momen1, and the
wedding trip was postpoHed for
week or ten days, when :they will
spend thirty days on thS Pacific
Coast, After their return Roswell
they will go to house-keepinN
Mr.. Reid is one of the leading at
torneys of the city and a member of
the law firm of Richardson, Reid &
Hervey. He enjoys a large practice
The bride is one of Roswells most
attractive young lad aes and has a
large number of friends. The Record
joins the many friends of the bride
and groom in extending to them it's
best wishes
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AMERICAN HoNoRED.
First Time in History That American
Has Been Invited to Address
English Society of Dipio-
matte History.

Paris. June $.-Lewis Einstein. for
merly third secretary of the Ameri-
can Embassy in Paris. but now con-
nected with the embassy in London,
today delivered an address at the an
nual meeting of the Semi Official So
ciety of Diplor rnatic History. The meet
ing was held at the foreign Office and
the honor bestowed upon Mr. Elm
stein was unique as it was the first
time in it's history that the society
had invited an American to speak be-
fore it. The other speakers at today's
meeting were: Frederick .Masson, of
the French Academy. and Count EN-
manuel Harconrt, both of whom are
among the most distinguished histo-
rians in France
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Constantinople. June 1.-Servia has
notified Turkey that she will recall
her minister from Constantinople un-
less. satisfaction is given at once for
the recent violation of the Servian
consulate at Monastir. Macedonia. 1t
appears that the local police searched
the consulate and seized certain pa
pers. Servia demand the dismissal
and further punishment of the chieI
OF police and that the officials at the
consulate be presented by the COVER
nor at Monastir with an expression
of regret on the part of the govern
ment for the occurrence.