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New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,17-t-r-- --. NeU-Nork. April - 1905
'I t-f@-t1e c1ree market seaate- o,s ,c1ti-
tti..snl Tor the near positions which were beiDe
1900 ''e 10y scattering -1ngs account
s-s y ME fhere seemed little Tresb hivI1c
-.-" l'3ss through commission houses autnp
-la--E ehst Msy Liquidation at-sIt over ana me
''4+- tlsh- brazilian This tr .-rnpe--+ir,
s e.4fE ~ shorts. gradually advanced prices ana
St-i-s net unchanged points lover the
A+ 'ieArfl STEADY a. advance % 5aI5 rrirtE
@ ported ~ llros1 hsEs. good rrgTcrtfa1 ~ ,Eh,e,
' r-@i7@ 'f switches from tGf
nef' were 10 European -st.es. owing q, ~
-ate -f'fi s1lQ me H.t zIlar cables. h=ro1l
lk -H'n"r sdta ance in he ste-r- rNei-rs 49,
- - .i- iealing points. presented
'eifnlSA week -srhsr r0o~e
.i'a nlt there little Il any iu--yve-iert i1
i'a-Ht- I'r spot coffee. TauIg -e0alr-s
80 s o-sro 6ees. against -20o bags for the same
-, -. ne SPOT market quiet tut staasr
80 s-osaons on ne basis o. 7ssc for Rio No Z TIE
lel Ielo3He deliveries ia the United states for 40
week were Sl040 nsgs against 6R so lsg, ae 5 e I5
ii1e -or1re- York reDCrras
- 80 laes santos receipts vvAelz
y ags AGAINST "A O0o ,sst week and ~ Ss,0 fsEt
sIls az ttio aggregated 1000 bags against y 90
80, NA ara e4"S last Year Rio clsarances we're
. Europe santos cearanCes
n-Ls 70 ne United States end - 600 10 Europe Pc
PC ~ halia Tor The week stock
-lS' hags: clesrances "a Germany . 500 bsrs
re FsHge ~ contract prices local rarlzat 10 is
follows - ~ -~s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

-gTToN-Tgle absence OF Liverpool cables. owing 10
o. Continued holiday that market. seemed 20 have
fftll influence here where trading was moderately &C.
= THE general ~ tie Uarhet easier, uotTyith
eRe-lrpls TeXa=. The weather the holidays
fairly favorable aside from these rains which according
M rH@ forecast likely 10 continue for anoiher
'7ertT -four hours The opening was easy ar nec'lne
selling. while looks e there some
"0I Liquidation, owing perhaps IN some measure
fo f- uusettle8 look of the stock market There was
little demand 81 the initial level from shorts who pre-
tt7eQ covering in view ~ the rather unsatisfactory
n0cft- fryfl tie Southwest. but prices con
Hrl4l work of until they reached net decline ot
ah1-- 10 ID points. when they were rallied to points
from lowest iy iuC~easei demand for covering
little fresh buying The close steady
declina Cf points. with the market SHOW"
mated 2J0erp bales. Receipts continue heavy,
the sight Mee. = expected -
reach figures about 100000 Tales being .Npe tea
against C35J7 bale last some private aiees dur
rE te Gay reported that the interior was seiAs iIees
lower basis. bIf the oacal reports while confirm
rg The decline II leo ~ prices. reported a reTy
paints. Superintendent kings weekly
movement figures follow Port receipts lo265I bales
sFaust $3.50 overland 20 mills ana 'aiaca
- Southern mill taKDgs est
interior - @77 against 1921 last }eGF, ana
she week 3ld236. agains- stNHb
lsFt Total crop rncveuertfoIt receipts, S-A5l
~ 1863 dednafeG Francisco receipts season.
araiasg year; Soutiern nil taknEs,
~stlate5. against J. $4,000 last year; stock
- September J. aS4.p3s.
7ap hrouEi into sight mus Tar 10Y
season 565 against 9.5Isl26 last Tie 7o,ai
oQ Tor 23 DAYS this season. against -'
a. Ia in IeE}f0a.
-fg B follows
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

casbS uaGe Prices ouoed are net less per for
G40c: NY5 5t and erusheu 6s5c; mould A. 65oc; cubes
fr1 powdered. 6J0c: powdered. coarse powdered
lated 8 4o "1ered G25e Eagle eonfeetioneTs gTanu-
graniIafae ib cartons, bags and n bags Of fine
and diamond Eagle fine or standard grannlsted
Nos ana = "l5c confecti toner's A &c; No i, 5Suc;
No = 55os Ios; No 5.G5c: No >. 3Goc No q 55c;
II. 2O,s -, y 03Oc No 5;lJc. No 10 '5Oc; No
There was no Il i1' No Is. 505c Nos II and Is. &c.
there. business viii resume today Tues-
degrees OF 300 bags Domingo centrifugal 96
freight Vas made 1-l6c cost insurance and
$50 NAY shipment which is figured to be equal
is really au basis But the spot position OF sugar
The rparA anu lower to sell, owing to the pressure
T5o to take spot stocks except at reduced prices
test u4iy maid prices follows centrifugal.
Iu0f -',-a2c; HusCOvadO 50 test S-32c.
041sses slFar. 50 test 3 2I-S2c.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

FARMER -German: married. small fam
lily: farming. dairylas. Cattie. all work
seven years references. better man cannot
be found AUGUSTUS. Carpenters Bu-
reaU 154 G;h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

= local market for SPOT .'-e ~, 1,iS5iing IN
lend sud 81 for udddiing cur salef, 4" tales io5
CorsrrIuou southern Tnarzets were t@4csf
q. fei'5vr- Fss6ore -ofninal &C lower al ssc
s1guata firm and isc o2er, al : &c: sales 1a.es
I.lts oufe+ and s-scs AlaItest'i
quet and Ice lower. al %-i6c: Monte easy uA
CfarreF a. SO. safes 100 bsles, Savannah quiet
ana i.c lower e. 7tc sales. sGs bues. NofoE quiet
Hrl lover. T-er; sales = b1ls ,I.-
sfeaar ana 20 :ower. .-l6t. SALES. 100 bales
raatea receipts cotton a. leading pclis ,y'
d.v. F5oustoa. 800 $3.50 against s.ot' -asI
week ana j s3s ast wear. Galveston 5000 10 "'o
against s5l last week. and 25tf 4ast lrat anu al
Orleans. $50 s5OO against lV-ol -a't "e'"
fssiDis an lie ports ana points oday com
ar-g .e.ii! same week ana las- yet-I
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
Net receipts at all United states ports same time

7,ofa9 ................. 5G1Si
Total rsccal. since september .384. T3.
Esn-te 20 same date last q, 500
Exnorfs - ne week 12l. 75o
Total st 9F same week last IiICsS
rotoi - september .a92
aIne date last .B7 .5l9
Stool 81 81 1hled states ports. Cos, ,27S
N'o.A - III an United States ports last
cr 400 SIS
Soi. =, ~ interior towns cocoon
So al interior towns time last year. 80
liverpool
Soie pool same time last JTsOOO
sorl ~ 'ecan anoat for Great Britain 21l.0OO
1ne last $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
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ENrnrts fr.m AtIartLc nolts:
IotaiS ----- .

ALI,TAI.-Duing the continuation q the Easter hoi
he local metal markets generally quiet but easier
PI @ & Is 81 nlse @ sas o. ss ~ s slee5rdie hut
Seei9s pTety Wei % ' i o55s6 9 ma s 5a IS 25
eleciolyte l5al52c. and casting TT Il 75a c TN
30 100 LEAD remains un, lsT q al F5ogi erc sPEl--
sfst easier taua around 5.aO spot. quiet.
with The market slightly buyer' favor general
foundr North5Tn quoted al sl7 GgSlS - 70 founir
& foundry soatiern sort $l7 5caSlS marie.
t flIrsday!s close CThere were 10 bids on satur-
aaote April sIGaSle 30: Mss. sleqslG4o; June and
Moi,AssEs AND sYRUPs- The ent,re n,oasses mar
Bet was and uuineresting. with the remaining
ooi secctfons ms S5Turs we're quiet laotatious follow
ar i5qi7c: god isa2lc prime 22d27c. New orleans
l6@lsc; good lya2ic: prime 22a23e; iaasy 2s9ios
Trading vas q far volume SALES: lo9 May at &c 400
Iune AZ a7sc 1000 July 2sc. 900 July at 27@ic 800
5n az - t m en-, g7ta3ce T,sfTi petroleum Is easv
10 points 2ser We SpS-s: 9s}I s e. 90
Ga 81 refined NSy York s. 9: PesaelRPhIj2 q s RI
81 Paladspa S. 30; bull s.; S. W Eater 5 y5 saI;
olFrinae cTIde 8 . 3 J.tls, ~ ~. &c Ir H. % %27lSa7c
yellow ALL @saze' asls5slt sa-iefnfer
OF summer yellow. ro'ninal prime white 22g2s5-e; prime
g'f g raw asa46c out o. 4Ca47e: Calcutta raw
PEovIsIoNs-Tbere was big break N pork fr.7 127
day. amounting 10 over e,S m Nm ~ eysi, Riis shared
- l-tal. % considerable extent bar lard was less
good buyers of tnat hIdl't-
~ ,narlzct closed unsettled ans rather Heai HOS
I,s gf chicago were Kansas city 4ouu ana u
Ciete OCO the Western arrivals tiVet
rr,-ctea % ts0 Tuesday. PORK quiet qu-e- 49,
sfs ,06Si8 S7Iz family 81 oaSl5 so5t etei >ls lSs
~ isFIsF firm: quoted: Mess tllaNli 20. taiiiS,
SSia 90 rack-t si2QSl3; extra India mess $Isis-2
r.eahy. quoted. 81 .jns-i 'ls-5,,f|l'
t5I,ee rarely st~zly ISasous, 80
In N, 7-c t4o d. I'se; pigs "a -, ~ 70
Z, ~ az So r. 74H7ise l1esl-d shoulders nom
= ,,l+el =. 4ICc III alrI hams Iri' gu,l ,-p
a. TAIIOW dun: city. 40; c,uaiiZ ~ s,ti;, 81
sTD sqsy: quoted: Chicago prime steam +o ~ III
w. rssns 7ljd7.2Uc; city lard easy quotse' 20:
ard barely steady; quoted: Suth AintIlca
e'ontinent 75ac. Brazil egs &c co4npo,.a mo si!o.
,n.eJ -ssasizc. STEARlNS firm: quoted 'i-' o'2''
,fv lard steari0., SGs--'- ,.t g., ,rsertone
~ s,g-af d'rop reports Ht PIT iaVoIhpIe.
a. Is estimated thar The Louisiana acreage ~. t
hl' .-.f,- ard thar Texas VIII also snow a hal-Idl
,lt,,-~ ~ general shrinAag~ ~ me Al5e
m e- .ert Quotations follow pornes', ooii4lA-
o.. ~ fsfr go eood. . g}-.c prime z" cA,. -
30 xN5t.e. Pafua Ss lapan foreizIl l'i''
nee 3D., forneste 27sa3Ac. Java, 4-H" &c l'ahs"' "
eog9 Rennei sugar vas dun but unehansea ~! if
- - "a good many onier7 on fnelr iFf,tA l' ~.
nI s-,s er'. and iohhers ordering g''1s su' ,si,
ri - lie cool weather Is Aeep.Hg o"'" 90" 'S1-'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

GARDENER. R.-French. o. years old. good
driver; care horses. harness; milk COW;
willing, sober honest. best references. Care
of J. T.. 217 West 3;d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
The following The total receipts OF cotton a,
al ports since september !

flour AND MEAL. To-dav-s no1r market was
rn TSs dun There were light sales in kansas clears and
straishts 81 1os Spring patents s. 5eqS6 So winter
10 wint@1 sZtIsl no winter s. 5oa$5 20; extra
ci5 70 soQa 81 a$I s choice 70 fancy 81 7otS4 90
s. 80 as brand BAG NEAL barely steady: y quoted
FEED-Wesier S-elo% - y - coarse new, 81 0SQ$l 10
81 To- r9 sS ~ ~ standard middling. sis do
bo boS and sacks; mlddnF So soS$34 red dos So
SD 5oa $50 oui $50 ana sacks s2l % OIL MEAL
in large as he aTs Tasat taS sps sop og @saa 5oay
bushe While NeTYot aS P5Gs IN & Theaso iG -o per
ano selling confined to MAY. Bears got after the July
gown GOWN over c per bushel The whole market in New
iate deliveries largely
news supplernentng dscourase 81 goe n S@a S M
oases boh MAY and jaw al b & e q1y M Lag9 Pg5
sieraio' % house puzzled the crowd made no impress
ton from weaness The feeling emong trad
eTs be market was in for a GOOD run
While last prices OF The ia er mon nat low % qI5de % & nteTss @
eTn markets shared the Chicago heavness May. decn-
lE re Te to Sc per enshe win new crop deliveries
pccted ON so big decline AcaTiing @ - 1 8et5r % f
cast further good rains wheat
Sas e 0 1 tsppf1iaT "a and ;ssgs sngsTs'nE %
usual weekly statistics attracted but little attention
Toomha and Teducon Of 55 SS asfeis in the tisi
be supply against 1900 bushels decrease q year ago
Ihe quantIy on passage showed decrease Of 10000
oasnes foeiE narkets We're closed Primary receipts
aggregated 4touD0 bushels with 2T7O00 bushels
year ago The local cash market closed irregular as
ioloWs- No red, 33beC elevator and h5sc aAoat,
nominal; No 1 Northern Duluth 81 0lfs, and No I hard
Manitoba, 31c b afost Exporters bought loads.
tOFiN-Ihe action Of The Western market indicated
that the trade fearful of just spell quida
uon in May "a I'm the May wheat Heavy selling
began right At the start and was continued all day. the
result being drop Of nearly p bushel i'm that option
The market in York closed weal and nc under the
close Of Saturday Chicago receipts 104
shaGe the estimates 1913 expected
Tuesday IN worlds shipments there increase OF
800 bushels compared with the previous week, and
quantity increased 4o5 bushels Interior
cepts somewhat under tho time last and
smaller than they have been running which would bear
bull claims light country offerings The
port trade consisted Of 10 loads: No in the New
market closed SOC nominal in elevator and 6lzc
% b aioa+ No white sc and No yellow. % O b
afoat OATS There less decline in the market
partly trade rather quiet
throughout The weather against the move
the visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels
cash prices iB NeW-SoIk were as follows: Mixed 20 70
n 35Q:5iao, natural white. 80 32 H. % p36ac,
CLIPPED white. 80 20 40 H. '@tqS9c it1ENoinal.
feeding quoted l4Nsf4
- a. g Nev- York mailing 4GG52c CT Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

oeien coffee markets: RIo-t'offee market guia.. No
H1-ntua5; exchange, Is j 32d
shipments for europe .7s
market average santos
epts bags (tree days): stoi SO 600 TFan,r,-v
- Holiday lIaVre-Holiday.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee IS as fol
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
DOMESTIC sIruAr1oSs wAxrxn.

situations Wautst--Alals ana vsnal.-
Eour lines (noe eEcestt1g - ~orasl.
tafee Insertions. - CantEs sssaa iassrtlons.
- cents Exceeding "a words ana isss taan
~ words. three Insertions so esltss ssVsl
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

Situations Wanted-MaIe and Female
For lines (lot exceeding - WoS5s).
three insertions, 1j cents. seven iusertious.
30 cents. Exceeding "a words and less than
90 words. three Insertions 30 cents: seVgI
Insertions. co cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

SifuatiOas Wnnted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding - Words.
three insertions, Is cents; seven Insertions.
80 cents. Exceeding - words and less than
40 words. three insertions, 30 cents. seven
Insertions. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
WORK WANTED.

tIl,,. lo1s , Wanted-Male and Femals[-
,t-.n lhes (lot exceeding "a WoiuN'
81 ,ieeI tiOns. II cents, seven .usetti1uS,
~ ~ $3.50 $3.50 exceeding - words and less tIiAn
,.Hti, ~ StTil1s, three insertions. 80 cehts; seven
Insertions, 60 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
WEATHER FORECAST. Washington, May 11.--For Alabama, Fair Friday and Saturday, fresh south winds.

hood of Asheville. the authorities put blood hounds on the trail of a moon- sinner who had shot deputy and es- capped to the mountains. where he would be sure of friends and help. This moonshiner happened to know great deal about blood hounds, also. and when he heard them yelping on the trail, knowing that evasion was impossible, he waited for them in a thicket. took charge of them when they caught him up. petted and played with them for awhile. and then. suddenly assuming authority. led them to path up which he had seen a neighbor climbing half an hour before and sent them hot and eager after him.
 The posse came along in due time, only to find the dogs leaping and bark ing around an astonished mountaineer, whom the sheriff knew to be the wrong man. Of course, they were inferior hounds or else the trail had been com plicated at the outset. l relate the incident merely by way of Illustrating the real character of the much mis- presented blood hound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
HER WEAKNESS GONE
HOT FLASHES AND SINKING SPELLS
 CONQUERED AT LAST.
Mr.. Murphy Tells Her Fellow-suHer- CT. How She Got Rid of Serious Troubles by simple Home
 Treatment.

.I had been bothered for several years" said Mrs. Murphy. 'by stomach disorder, and finally l became very weak and nervous. Flashes or neat would pass over me. and l would ieei as if I was sinking down. At suen time I could not do any household work. hut would have to lie down. and afterwards I would have very trying nervous spells"
 "Yes. I consulted several doctors bu. my health did not improve uqder their care. One day friend asked me y why I did not try Dr. Williams Pink Piils. I told her that had read about them in the papers, but that 1 did not know whether they were worth spending any money on. She assured me that they were an honest remedy, and that they had certainly proved of the. greatest benefit in the case of her daughter. Tn fact, she praised them so enthus- iasticaliy that my husband got me
 "And what was the result?'
 "Before I had taken half of the first box my condition was greatly im- proved. The quickness with Wnlcn troubles was really surprising. They fully justified all my friend had said in their praise. After l had used onIy three boxes I had no more heat hushes or weak spells. Thanks to them, Il have become a we'll woman, and now heartily recommend them to all other sufferers" >,
 Mrs. Mary D. Murphy lives at NO. 1903 Force street, Fort Wayne, lndlana. pr. Williams Pink Pills. the remedy which she found so satisfactory, nave tonic properties that are absoluteiy unsurpassed. They furnish directly to the blood the elements that give Vlgor 10 every tissue of the body and pro- mote healthy growth. They strengthen the stomach at once and insure its co-operation. They can be depended on to revive failing strength, ana 10 banish nervousness. ,.,
 As soon as there Is drag. or dizziness or pallor, or poor circulation. or dis- ordered digestion, or restlessness, or pains. or Irregularities of any Klnu these famous pills should be used. Tney are expressly adapted to purify ana enrich the blood, and in this way they give strength to every nerve and mus cie and organ of the body. They have cured the most obstinate cases or an aemia. dyspepsia, rheumatism neu- raIgia, nervous prostratton ana even paralysis. oo,aIl,, suited to your own case write directly to the Dr. Williams Medicine company Schenectady, N. Y. Every woman "PIain Talks to Women" which VIII pc mailed free to any address on request. Any druggist can supply. the pills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
STILL WORKING ON LIST
Continued from Page One.)

the contents of the burning freight train, led the way and the uninjured passengers followed. The work of res cue was at first slow and 1t seemed as though the flames would envelope the entire express train before those who were pinned beneath the heavy wreck age could be freed. From everywhere there came cries for help and the fran tic rescuers worked with willing hands. Scores of those who were trapped in their sleeping berths or pinioned un- der the wreckage were taken out and laid in the field badly hurt.
 The rapid advance of the fire drove the rescuers back as they were about to take others from the wreck and the unfortunates, men and women, were soon enveloped in flames. The cries of the dying were heartrending but noth- ing could be done for them.
 An alarm of fire was sent in but when the firemen reached the scene the flames had done their work. The en- tire train was consumed by fire.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad officials tonight gave out a list containing the names of ninety-eight persons who were injured and treated at hospitals here or elsewhere. The company also gave a list containing the names of thirty-six persons who were in the wreck and whose injuries are not giv- en. Among the injured is F. w.. Erode, Memphis, who had his face la cerated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
REORGANIZATION PLAN.
Important Meeting of seaboard Com
 mfttee.

New York, May 1.-The reorganiza- tion committee of the Seaboard Air Line met today and decided to modify the reorganization plan in such man ner. it is said. as to make 1t acceptable to the Baltimore stockholders com mittee. who had objected to 1t. An of- ficial statement issued tonight says that under the plan heretofore pro- posed, S5 per cent. of each class of stock has been deposited. but the re- maiDing stockholders refused to as- sent to this idea and as it would have been necessary to acquire the stock through lengthy litigation in the Southern States. the reorganization committee arranged "at the request of a majority of the stockholders a holding company that will have. the same amount of capital as was pro vided for the consolidated company di- yfded into the same classes of securi- ties which will be issued on substan- tially the same terms.
 With the money to be realized form the sale of the first preferred stock of the coming company 1t will buy per cent mortgage bonds for the railway com pany, thus supplying the latter with the money 1t needs.
 Tn order that there should be no chance of affecting the present status of the stockholders of the railway com pany 1t will be provided for in the charter of the holding company that its indebtedness can at no time exceed $500, ,000 and that the stocks of the railroad companies that are to be .ac- quired by the holding company shall be held intact, free from any right or the new company to hypothecate them.
 'gThe details Of the plan have been carefully worked out and it will be submitted to the stockholders who have deposited their stock with the Morton Trust Company within the next few days.
 "A majority in amount both of the preferred and common stocks have all ready agreed in writing that their stock shall be considered deposited un- der the new plan. This makes the nlan effective"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
Told By Sense of Smell.

Snakes have a very keen sense or smell, by which they are largely suld- ed in the choice of their food. A ZOO logist has discovered that the larger snakes at zoos often refuse to eat rats captured about the buildings. but quickly devour those caught out Of doors. Rats taken indoors were kept for a day or so In a cage with all earthen floor. after which they were readily eaten. A similar experience was had with smaller snakes, copper heads, these declining to eat house mice, letting them run freely about the cage. or even over their bodies, with immunity, while field mice were quick Iy disposed of, even if they had been dead for some little time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
GOING CUBAwARD.
VIII Carry Trains Across the Florida
 Straits.

Straits.
 Jacksonville, Fla, dispatch, May g. The Flagler interests have projected A line of improvements that will prac- ticalIy extend the East Coast Railway into the heart of Cuba.
 The building of the extension from Miami to Key West means more than is apparent on the surface. Besides the railroad to connect the present southern terminus on the East Coast with Key West it Is authoritatively stated that pipe line to provide new water for Key West is to be built from Miami, a distance of 12O miles, draw ing its water supply from a series of bie wells to be bored at Miami. The present water supply of Key West IS from cisterns, artesian wells being im- practicable.
 Tn connection with the East Coast extension a big steamship ferry will carry cars from the wharves in Key West and at Havana across the strait. This will enable cars to be loaded in Cuba and forwarded direct without unloading to Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and the West, and will af- ford a means for direct and unbroken shipments to Cuba. A powerful ferry steamer Is to be built. carrying prac- tically a whole train across the straits. a distance of about ninety miles.
 With the completion of the enter prises and the building of the propos- ed FIagler hotels at Key West and Havana, the Flagler interests will have practically the control of the entire East Coast of Florida, and a firm grip on the fast freight transportation business between this country and Cuba. It is understood that experi- ments have shown that sugar cane can be successfully grown on the East Coast south of Miami for the manu- facture of sugar. The development of the sugar industry will, if successful, provide a great resource for that part o1 Florida.