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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
Policeman Gets Two Years.

Bonesteel, s. D., June 20.-Police-
man Ault, who killed kid" English
in this city during last summers rush
for land on the Rosebud reservation,
has been convicted of manslaughter
and sentenced TO two years at hard
labor in the Sioux Falls penitentiary
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
TWO DEckHANDs PERISH.
Steamer City of coIlingwood Totally
DESTROYED by Fire.

Collingwood, Ont, June 20-The
steamer City of Collingwood, owned
by the North Shore Navigation COM
pany of Collingwood and valued at
$4,000, was totally destroyed by fire
early in the day at her dock here and
two of her deckhands were burned to
death. Several of the crew jumped
overheard into the bay, where they
were rescued by firemen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
A Creeping Death

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. j. r. Stearns.
Belle Plaine. Mimi, writes that friend
dreadfully injured his hand, which
swelled up like blood poisoning. Buck
lens Arnlca Salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, and saved his life
Best in the world for burns and soree
25c. at Stoddard & Halstead's drug
store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
wisconsin Rate Commissioner.

Madison, Wis, June 20.-Governor
La Toilette has named James Barnes
of Rhinelander as third member Oh
the new railway rate commission IN
Mace of N. p. Haugen, whose nomina-
tion was not confirmed by, the senate
last week. Mr.. Barnes is Democrat
and q prominent lawyer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
BOAT SINKS IN COLLISION.
Vessels Come Together on Lake HUI
ron in Dense Fog.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, June 20
During a thick fog the steel freight
steamers Etruria and Amasa Stone
collided ten miles off PresQue Isle
light, In Lake Huron. The Etruria,
was damaged SO badly that she sank
within a few minutes, her crew mar
rowly escaping with their lives.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
Liahtnina Strikes Circus Wagon.

kalamazoo, Mich. June 2O.--At Au-
Eusta lightning struck wagon IN
which employees Of circus were
sleeping, killing w. j. Currier OF Flint.
Mich, and injnring five other men.
All of the injured were badly shocked
hut will recover. Three of them, John
G. Eigrist, Andrew Kenzie and koy
Weatherby, are paralyzed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
MUST QUIT PORT ARTHUR.
American and European Firms Given
Notice by Japs.

Chefoo, June 20.-American and
European firms still in Port Arthur
have been notified by the Japanese
authorities to depart and to remove
their merchandise. Many of the firms
are now arranging to charter steamers
for that purpose. .ix,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20

For hail insurance in one OF the old
est and most substantial insurance
companies in America at very reason
able rates. call at the Madison State
Bank
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
t4eat Causes Fatalities.

Pittsburg, June 20.--At noon the
government thermometer registered
50 degrees and the mercury was stead
lily rising Two deaths and several
prostrations were reported up to noon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20
Would Avert General Engagement.

1t is the hope here that the arrange
ments for the conference may pro-
ceed with such facility as to avert a
general engagement in Manchuria be-
tween the forces OF Generals Linevitch
end Oyama. The precipitation of
great battle at the present stage of the
peace negotiations would be regarded
here as most unfortunate error of
iudgment-an error which might i'm
leril seriously the negotiations for the
conference. Indeed, 1t is believed
In some quarters that whatever might
be the result of such conflict ii would
arouse SO much bitterness that the
negotiations, the status of which is
now so favorable, would collapse.
1t can be said that President Roose-
velt is giving no heed to irritating per-
sonal references to him which have
appeared in a part of the Russian
press. His conduct of the peace nego-
tlations thus far has been as nearly
sirectly as possible with the emperors
of the belligerent powers and the ar
concluded represent their
r,elxonal views as well as his own.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-06-20

petteo ..4at - n0Gnlng unforeseen snail
have occurred in the meantime some
definite announcement of the status of
after his return. There is possibil-
lty even that the selection of the pleni-
potentiarles OF both Russia and japan
may be announced before the presi-
dent leaves for Massachusetts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
=. =. SSilli0t1S = SSrO. g..
11l=1t7 2Sai6in9ton Scuenme.

- SIN benz beriibmten Sbaleen Wii'
ners Gertififat Sale CAB Wioutag bas
Sbergeriht Elm @utahten betannt, nels
DIES Die Gntideibuus uon Ridter Sellg
in eriter uno fiinfter Sultan; satbeiBt.
Die Gutifletouus beoeutet, baB ienes
@sies rs6tstrdftis lit. weldes uors
ihreibt, oaB ieoer Wtiner sur sluss
iiibrung leiues 9eruIes Elm Gertififat
belieeu muB.
Fl. Sipihe 8lumen uuo R1an3en
bel @lart. Dem Sloriiten, 1877 8aibing'
ton auenue. 50.2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
Gbima OefTert S6diIeln

= WtOrsan GowarOs, oeffen 1ohter
Utartba Dor mebrereu 8oden in Der
Dtaifinerie Der @roat Strid @Ompanie
,wei Singer perlor. bat Otontag 9eSeu
6ie Gompauie cine Sla9e fir 5 2000 ent'
i6dOisun9 anseitrenst.
= Das ROOl,immer bes OaUio s.
Sae oil 0albin9tOu sluenue, nahe Der
itdotiihsn 0alle. muroe SamIta9 9taht
uon Ginbrehern beiutt, weIte ben
@aIbre9iiter in ben Sof tru9en uno er'
braten, nobel iie aber nur cine tleine
@sloiumme erlangten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14

Silbertpaare
On sGstu init biblHsn aGitGtu: IbstlSHtI.
SupptnlSHsl, Rshu uub 9absu uue pitlts an
eut. 8pl edrantiTt.
Nifclpaare
Sutlhs uup ltbr ihpsrt Wuifsr; 3tttl6H'l,
5brtitrpitt, 5bts. uue aaTse 8aunsn, Rabm'
friist, Rilafriiss 3udappfsu.
MeiIer ane 6abeln
5n 25 psrlhteensn Mufna unh 8IiHsu,
sas balbt Dustnb spu 75 Gents bic $500.
0ceelsSdfiee
aat 8rSbsn. tinfa6 uns aus MsIFns.
xranhirs Seftede
Bonn fsinhtu StabL pSGIis sardntirt. Be
itds scn erti, pier uHh fiiHf StiidtH. peH
$1.10 bic $500. @riTs aus peri, DaIrus
5btnbolt. 9OdsbUrn uHe pttbtn 8Hs6sH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
3citgemaRe &ei6na6ts Oci6ente.
Gin NorlDr Sfen Dber bibicber &UebUfen
fir bic frau.

Raiirmeifer
Giasft une SafstY Bod unb 94ie RaTr-
mtiIsr, AbiitbIten uue 9lTlttn.
z d,eereu
gSie uue 5ed 5abrifat, ale Sprttu. @,tlb
,uriidrfattst, ptnn ni6t lufritetufsasub.
Sansperf;euse
Das aaabtit in bisftr BRANDS. iptlisa fur
bic 8tifrtaet ausatfu1i.
Eaf6enmeifer
100 DiuRtr fir aIlt 9Rtdt. sUlis sarantiri,
veH 25 Gents Iu $500.
z Shlittfd1ube
linton Club, ale @rSesn, pplirtn SiabI chr
uidsIplattirt. Bob S9lith9ubt fur Ainetr.
Repplper
Smiib & @,TOu. 9sSr.Subniun & 5Cpfins
uue aatu. vile 8rSesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
Sanb8emaltes gbtna.

beitebeno aus DeiiertsS6alsn Sru6t.
idiiiieln. 20ffelbebdlter. Sliuenbebdlter.
3uders uno Rabmfriiseu. 8aien, etc.
SeridieoeHe Sdattirunsen, NIT Blu.
mens unO Srudtbeforationsn. Preiie
uon 65 Gents bis gu $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
gbina gaIab g6iiTelm,

nit 8luminoeforationen uub tisfen 9ol'
benen Streifen. 9Bertb 9S @ts., ipe3iell
fir 50 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14

S6bmiiebe Safen
in prd6tisen Sdattirunsen nno erha'
bsnen Sru9tOeforationen. Preiie bon
rs @entS bis ;u $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
GbriitfinOleins SauptQuartier,

Miro ue in Den uer9anseen Sabren aud OeesmaI tue.
Der in @ilamS 2aoen ein GS ast oab oieie 9dben Die
enSi9en int nOrOoitliden 8ennipluunen ino, Die 8aum
fiir feline epepaaren ausiteaun9 bon 1905 beten Sc
um all Die bibden Saden gu ieben uno probiren, bic i'd
aus meinen beiten 8erftdtten berbeisebra9t babe"-
Mlio fommt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
TIT GrOgel9oR
z cine gbina @0ii6eln

Eetme Gbina S6iifTeln
fir 8eerenoblt. 6 fletne uno cine 9roBs
S6iiIiel, nit prGdtiSen iarbisen Slu'
menbetOrationen. 98ertb 5 2.9s, ips;isll
fir $3.50 Der Sat.
Gbina OefTert S6nfIeln,
nit betorirtem uno 9olo9eranoetem
Srau,e. 6 fleiue unb cine 9roBe ShiiI'
iel. 9Sertb S2.69, ipe3iea fiir 1925.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
bOtl feineut G1ina,
Gbiua gala6 96nHeln.

in pra6tuollsn Sarben ihattirt, NIT uers
Ihieoenen Slumeubeforationeu. @uter
sSertb 3u $1.69, ipe,isll fir s1.25.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
6pe5ele eiertags @aben TT unlerer 9allsba 9(bbeill

Sampell, tragbare
CresSener Saien,
peridisoene Muiter un6 pra6tuoll bsfos
rirt. $1.25 uno $1.75 oas Stiid.
0riu3eiftn Oubefs
9riefliide unb forintiife 8aien. in ers
quiiiter 6arbenidattiruu9. SpesieI Su
$1.75 6as Stiid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
gSir baben Die srOBte slnswa9l hon
Nte6aniiden Spielluaaren,
Die je tn oieier staSt ausseteat purSe.

@ilenbabnsTss,L slutOmObis Sutden, ableerun8spage
Srutfubrwerte tauienbe Sarsn, aufenbe gerbe @ aHt
dwetne uee sruu;sn quiefen beeu OOer parreu ie I'M
den ysbn lluo cine lluaIe unbsu wirti unmirenO
Saten.
aae Die neuen unb popuaren aartenpe ebederbretsr
Nioureu Sdat gSHrfet unb Dominos, Spiepaan Oer ar
speIatn 9ine Srinss Eniel gaen 9Beibnat
8latter unb 6oGp, uiw. up.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
Hitr ,GttA0ett+

Sdlitten, S9aufepferoe
SobbD @ferbe gyprebwasen,
SSubrwa9en, automobile.
2ofomotiuen, SricDcles,
SeIocpeoeS, Seuertuebr. .susriitln9en
9ampfprisen 8euerpferbe, 9afen uub 0eiter Basen
8euerdef Ba9en, Ma9iibe 2aternen,
@fetalI. Sanfen uno Safe, 0ucimers,
8ambOurine. Srommeln S9littdube,
S6la9.Sdfe, Sano.SaIIen,
SaSfet.8allen 8or. .9anoidube,
&appiere unb @efdtSmaSfen, uoIlene Speaters,
&aiirmeier unO &iemen, Saidenmeiier uiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12

quo e1rs India mess s1seS1s BEEF HAMS steady
BsconI:; "a 5OqS23. DRESSED HOGS dull; quoted
pics .se; ls0 ID 7,se: 100 n, T5sc 40 n. 7Ac.
ouofad. +s5Se CUT MEATS-F1ckled bellies steady
10 70 "PtGAlng' 7c; 10 H. Tlzc; II ID Ii4gI52e IA
Pickied ha 5Sked Shoulders nominal; q9qts6 51sg6e
ChieaFo country 42s94 &c LARI steady quoted
citv s, prime steam 7.5Oc: Middle West prime. I25e
south ILL quoted, csc; refined lard STEADY quoted
a5c- cc1.aeIlca soc; Continent l55c; bIazl kegs
arm. oSota l hTn; quoted, 55soO sc SIE1AttINh
I{it-es Oleo, SAC; city lard steaTine, Sc.
ained taI interest 10 Prices have been well sus
ofers" eeInend steady, although conservative, ana
nave yeen moderate. TaImage New-Ofleans
Receins t4Iuislana crop date as follows:
wear dtouSh. S46650 sacks against llOOsS4 last
aRainst 81 steamed, are estimated at 4lSJS4 pockets
crop movement date: kecelpts fpto4
low oooo bois. ana market dull Quotations fol-
pria ordinary, 3g3lsc. fair 70 good S720S5Sc.
b3r. ~ Sno4ee Ssg41sc head. 4$tg55tc Patna, 9ts9
law SisI5I foreign nominal; do domestic 2;SqSSGS'
Sf1f- ~ o.SI2ci hangoon, in bond, 2l443%c-
bsse 0fAe heiners claim be holding to full list
mi l!Ces quoted net, less cent for cash:
STrS slu crushed, tS5c; \, 6oOc; cubes, 64Uci
L"uesed, O3oc; powdered, coarse powdered ana
Sic. PSGeIed, o20c; Eagle confectionery granuated
~ coarse and extra fine graduated, 625c agle
~, 1-asie Inc standard granuated diamond A,
49, oiers A, &c; No 1. 5.SOc; Nos and D.
49, NO = od0c; No s. 5e0c No g. b50c; No Z, 5.50c;
10, Oc No - 535c; No TO- $500; No IL, 520c No L.
-No 10 0oOc;Nos IA 10, DC. The market for
o,otsS Vas hn with duty paid prices unchanged ana
% TEST Ole and Olasses sugar. SO test. 1l6c.
L.1idoi market was firm las sd for April and May
Stock Of in the United Kingdom is $1,000
N0'-S' @6e'4AsI tVouUO time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12

HIDEs-The market was steady. with sales for the
hats stock II 900 hides and idps compared with
foiio%s s1 cao8a lee Galveston 25c San Antonio
and Laredo 2ozc and the following duty paid aeieeea
Cabello. 22c: Maracebo. 22ei RIO Aache, 49, IruXo
2lae Tsn g8d M1 5isI1Saa BE
LEATHER-The market showed a steady unaertone
Win pr5I soSr r seIeeons seid 28a26e slaughter
oS: ,,b, n - 54sc slaughter 28752 c
thirds 261sG22i2c rejects Is@19c; union, light backs
heavy 33c: thirds 5oQSe; light backs cow Boo
Ss5 soc seconds 85daGc thirds 82q53c; bellies. 21g23o
MFTAIs@There was sensational in the price of
spot tin in the LONDON market a. a i ft, ei a
1886 The market for tin was hrn in sympathy
Copper was also higher London with spot closing at 49,
Us Cd and futures at Sos TIE Local market ruled S'
74c eeetToytic az 10 iSe and nd casting
London and at 45Oa46oc the local market sPEIIIaB
los in London IRoN-Iron closed at 54s "a in Glasgow
and at Mddesboro Locally the market was quiet
sions in prices Quotations range ground $lI .oSIs =
aP Norhsn and si7 BASIS 25 Tor 80 foundry south
Gates on the produce Exchange to-day little more
active at lever prices p sales Sic easi5 5o Nay Sic
sIs ~ June Si6 5Oasl6 75 ana July SIG GogSl6 10
sesSI Noiasses was rn unchanged for me grades
selling Quotations follow New r T'
common iSaI5c; fair l6glsc; good. l9a2lei prime.
22g25c. fancy, 2saSoe -,
tonnage carterng continued ignt ~ al nd races CHANCES
81 Importance quoted IN rates o99taons TO II
pool 1914 London 5si A RotteTdam ma as cotton to
Liverpool per 100 10. 1oad4G London oats; go vn
ab 70 United Kingdom or Continent lump sum april;
B = 5a . &6r british lIeae Gas GTev9oas
general cargo. Two rorts Gun 10 'he 1erI cargo cal
cutta to Philadelghia private terms British ste2mfT
Tioasy). Guif Cattle trade. months. at or about
1913: British steamer lslo tons. ~ TONS SULPHUR
Montreal. private terms sSooigl, r s9S IONS in
As"T!e 6a5 % 10 NeYor s. IS: schooner 47e tons
lumber DsTen , 70 Ba5h dat and back to NevYor
sound lumber private terms 5 Terms:
schooner. rs luhe Boge Inlet 70 e fo New
York So 25 schooner leo coal. Port Liberty 10
Lube ga ana bTIdge money schooaeT 57I tons lumber
Jacksonville to Ne%-SoFA pFlSate 'e Est,antIe PIC
prompt: British steamer 900 tons coal PhladePha to
teTas British steamer s45 tons deals s. John ~ b
tons same Ss "a ay BnS RTay British steamer
s so5 5eRs nI ornate ,sT% 9he April PER- "
on was stssay 70 var arm Or y sar En
sales 100 April 25e 500 APRIL at % $lo9 May at
Ianred petroleum continues in good demand but
standard white bes - oS bulk s. 10 81 we Paiia
So Is: bulk Sc - Padephie So bulk e. TO- Ts5 za
Go5TToNsEED oIL-Prlme crude & o. b. mile 5sg
ls$s pl Tune 9saSsH J2iv 2H aossjtc: August 35E5
DC and September, ~ a27iRc. on summer yeiiioW
.sGas5tc LINsEED oIl>-American seed city raw a
G4se ogt q town raw 4"g4ec; Calcutta raw w.
liver Furnished sGP d sT receipts
m the West. Throughout the day the market ssh
s e q god For day csis 665
had isgI sceipts were = s5 cb 90 and the
west &c 900 PORK FIRM; quoted Mes s3 yo4SiS arm
aasea Nesa 50 5oaslo. family. Slagsls. packet siIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12
STOCK on HAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YorI April H. 1905
BBEVES- Receipts ~ T02 head, nearly
all consigned export and saUghterers direct. No
trading live cattle. Feeling steady, with reported
beef market with ordinary choice native sides selling
71z410c per 10 Gables unchanged. Shipments to-day
the Victorian to Liverpool included 35 cattle and
l25 sheep for Shamberg Son. 85 cattle for Schwarzs
child Sulzberger and 400 quarters of beef for other
shippers
60th-st yards. Market nomnaidy steady with
ported shipments Wednesdays market Dressed
calves in moderate demand at Tq11c per ID for city
dressed Veals and Td9c for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts were 3 cars. 6S2
h ad all for the market. and with the stock held
dull and butchers did not for clipped sheep
lambs strong. but wanted the
prices Common choice UnshOrn sheep sold ct 81 50Q
So Is 100 ID; clipped do at s. 81 good to prime
unshorn lambs IS 253$S co. clipped do at Sc 40fS7
Dressed slow SGl0c per 10; dressed lambs
steady at 120Sac; country dressed spring lambs higher
SASS per carcass.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 155 unshorn Col
orado lambs 50 n IS co 100 10; 1913 West
do 65 n SIS POI IS 10. IS %; "A clipped
Colorado 81 10 ST. 23l Western do Ga 10 at S6 +0
10 clipped Western sheep 50 n, 50 % II woOed Uf
HOGS-Receipts - cars 4.456 head. all con-
signed direct slaughterers. No trade in live hogs
Feeling about steady Country dressed hogs steady
81 as &C per 10 for heavy light weights.
Sales aN late yesterdays. Judd & Co: 20 State
hogs 155 10 50 10 per loo 10; ia mixed West
do l07 10 s. 80; ll3 do 100 10 at 50 49, roughs
robin shannon: es state hogs. 40 ~ at Sc 10; .
S Sanders: Il State hogs 10 10 Sc; Fl do 145 H.
roushs 263 ID. at IS: do 3s5 n. at 81 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12

Dbl 2SOgs4 co. do per basket q 2sgsa 90 sgg,Hsrn
gus Norm n S0 g$ do per Oa Dozen 6uaeke s2
GRaTIeS!en slss4 50: DO california s. 5o9$s Arts
s59TT quart ie6s2ee sISa S5o AT dS S9r
Dbl crate sIGSs q ps crete !5eSsl a DO s s
Bermuda P Per cTsts 95eas1 26 DO old Dbl
ass ST. al al 6s SsaS; DO od 6
ar r% bas s PsT crate ga SGI 20 30 7ss c&BB8
Do S6l 81 red Daa a ssd per
s2oqs3o white s5asl5: do white domestic SSG$i9
cGGUMBERs For nioF 6sr d RSF sSas4 CELERY Cali
IoTns per case sass DO Florida per EASE g dozen
stalks, i5@a0c; CHiCoRY ana EsCAROIE. New Orleans
TO- ' g t hP Lea 6o4 F sssa ga S
KAf N6 SgS .nd lsr bb sCSeoc Kohl
ABI New-oreans. 100 lunches $Z9SSi a-f er has
q, EEs 5gRsssss Sss s513a do
Eastern Yellow 81 gSS S 90 Dbl ce39 q S o red 8 s
90 state and Western white per bush cr b S1 5Gls3
100 h. s2qss; do per bag 50aS2 %; double head
Dbl $2aS2 25; do Orange County. Y; yellow per Pas
SSS do red 81 S9&$S 20 oFA Florida 1 6a punches
9g$5 PEAS Georgia and South Caroi Ris Pe 9 PEP
cuban per carrier s1as2: PARSLEY New-oreans per
100 punches S1G$2 so; bermuda per box $Ig$I So'
DO Florida unbunched basket $G$1 go PARsNIPs
Loo s2gss; Sorh "a and soma basket
RUBAFB Jersey per 100 punches $2as2 90; Jersey
frame. S2Q$3 80; do Long Island. g 50gS4; sIIdNS'
BEANS Florida green per basket S2@S3; do per crate
81 bO$2 % per basket $2q$3 70; do crate
S2QS3: SQUASH Florida and Cuban white. per oox'
5OGS2; Hubbard per Dbl 81 25Q$1 t5 do mar
81 25dS1 20; SCALIONS. nearby per LOO 0uncnes
25g$d ~ sHAILoTs NewGrleans RsT 100 Go 9gnchs5;
Baltimore 5oG6Oc; do NewoTeans per Dol 81 TONE 70 Va
SIS so; TURNIPs Canadian rutabaga per Dbl 20 VOS,
do domestic rutabega, 5GQ75c do Irtsh rutaoa per
bag. 25G5Oc; WATERCRESS. 100 punches SZaSz o..
HOTHOUSE AND FRAME PRODUCTS-CucuInDer5 IN
supply and declining. Lettuce neglected owing 70
Mushrooms held firmly under light arrivals Radlshes
CUCUMBERS, No l. per dozen. I5cqS1; do No 2 4Og
heads 25075c; MUSHROOMS per n. 25GG0c MINT per
punches 3Og5Oc PARSLEY per 100 small punches
81 5OGS2 RADISHES, 100 punches. Sass 0Oi
REUBARB, per 100 lunches. $2q$4; TOMATOES. per
10 10130c. -,
HAY AND STRAW-IAY-The enlarged receipts show
but the top grades are not yet
plenty marks continue weak, with really
Off neglected. No quoted strong at soc Inc
scarcity strictly prime add sales OF straight NO
Hudson barges contributed their frst large
to-day. We quote Prime large bales PEI
ID S214c; l. T5dS0c; No ?, TO I2lec No q. TOO
61Ikc shipping 50655c: clover mixed. I54SOc; clover
clear. 6566712c. STRAW-Large steady at SOe per
100 10 Quality running better, with enlarged river
deliveries Receipts and straw in tons reported
Produce at to-day: Hudson RIVER
Railroad $40; Shore 40; Erie, 400; pennsylvania
1870: Delaware Iackawenna and Western 80; Lehish
Central Of NewJersey. 30 river boats. $50
total 1925 tons Receipts Of straw, 135 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12
THE PEOPLE OF NE sTATE or NEW

York. by the grace OF God free and independent to
Julia D. Haviland. William D. Haviland Renee NJ. Havf-
land. Leonie D. De Luxe. Guy d. Haviland. D.
Starr. and Chandler D. Starr, send greeting and
hereby cited and required personally
before Surrogate OF the County
York the Surrogates Court Of said County held
the County Court House. in the County OF New York.
the 18th day OF APRIL 1905 at haltpast O'Clock IN
Of that day. then and there attend the
Judicial Settlement of the Proceedings Of
Charles E. Pell David J. Dannat and Andrew Shiand.
Trustees Julia d. Haviand and Mary G. ID.
under the fourth subdivision paragraph OF the
"a VIII and Testament Of William I'll. Dannat. de
ceased such of hereby cited, under
tWenty-One years, required to by
your guardian, II have II have none, 70
appear apply for be appointed in the event
OF your neglect failure do guardian will be
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you
In proceeding. whereof. have caused
the Surroeates Court of the said County OF
York to be hereuntO affixed witness Hon AE>tttt
c.. THOMAS a Surrogate Of said County. at the
County York the oath day OF February, TN the
year or our thousand nine hundred and five
[SeaLI JAMES A. DONNELLY
Clerk Of he SurrCgates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-12
nnsrnN MooL MARKET.

1,o.,on Arr1 11On account OF the exeeedngy sinall
stocks left here trading in the Wool market Is ,L
tr'gn Tsther than with domestic srades Both meIinos
~ S-sshrsis are in demand. Territory woods are quiet
PTTsd yyools are slightly active, Quotations IN thls
market on domestic woods are ABOUT as ~
aeISsTS- No 3TG3Sc; nne unWashed. 2t420ci 9alter
'r~,ebad 30T3ic; threeelghths blood. Sut4alc
bsiT blood aOR3Oc: unwashed delaine p 0sc unfeF
Segrlc me washed deHine. 3d'2 Slc; Michigan
So '+D,,as1ei 22a93c quarter blood. uuwashed. 2aGSo
tr~ss eivbths blood. Soc half blood 2s0c; unwasnsd
1890 e5sf2gs Kentucky. Indiana, etc. three glths
AM half blood 3093lc. Territory. Idaho. me luac
Se.-,- ans fKeiTc: medium 10000; medium. ZIG
o2c: low medium, 2i024c. Wyoming. Tine. - '9&Is
heavy fine. ianibc. me i'.liuul ~, = Is.
heavy nne i5diec: tine medium. 17ia@ IS, medium
slose. low medium. 23fi@1c. Dakota. nne lS lA une
medium isGI9c: medium. 2SQf2ic; low medium Itite
Montana line choice. 2ld22c; tine average 100 ~ inc
medium ehoioe 22. average 19g20c. staple. 2@@Se
choice 23A2oe.