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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
ACTRESS IN FLAMES.
Rushed From Her Dressing Room
Through a Crowded Theater.

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 31.-As the
audience in a local theatre awaited
the appearance of Mamie Rayburn.
concert singer. she rushed out of her
dressing room, a living torch and ran
screaming through the theatre. Sew
eraI men threw coats over her and a
pail of water finally put out the
flames. but the singer. burned from
head to foot and suffering horribly, is
dying in a hospital today. Only the
prompt action by men in the theatre
prevented a dangerous panic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
BOMB THROWERS,
Eighteen Arrests of Suspects Have
Been Made in Paris. =

Paris. Jan. Eighteen arrests
have been made here in connection
with the throwing of a bomb at a
group of police and republican guards
after the meeting of the socialist revo-
lutionists last night Twelve of the
suspects have been arrested and the
others are held on suspicion. The
Two injured republican guards are
progressing favorably. The condition
of the three wounded civilians is not
dangerous.
An analysis made at the municipal
laboratory shows that the bomb de-
positedo on the doorstep Of Prince Trou-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

kTeave items for this column with Xiv,
ball Printing CO., 912 N. Kansas avenue. 7
A E. Dickinson was in town TODAY
from Meriden.
Ed Henshaw is i'll at his home 111O
Harrison street.
Mr. A. S. Reamer, of Silver Lake.
was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Gabriel, of 1898
Kansas avenue. are the parents of a
eSR, born last night
Mrs. H L. Humb of Boulder
Colo, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs G.
b Camp, 1O14 Van Buren, street.
The Taxa HASH Embroidery club
net this afternoon at the home of
airs. John Fieger, 1905 Central avenue
Mr. Forbes. father OF w A and
z. M Forbes, who has ben quite i'll
with the grip at hrs nome on the
Rochester road, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Andrews and
mother came in this morning from
Rossville and left today for Los An
geIess Cal, for an extended visit.
On Friday evening at the fire sta
ton there will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Northern Shawnee
Development company, at which time
a new board of directors for the en-
suing year will be elected.
M. c. Blanchard has been awarded
the contract by the santa Fe railroad
at Trinidad. Colo. The new building.
which will cost in the neighborhood al
$4,000, will take the place of the
old one which was washed away last
fall
Victor council No. = and Shawnee
council No 3, K. and L. of S, held
a union meeting last Monday evening.
st which time No. 4 degree staff ex-
emplified the work of the order on
four candidates. after which a fancy
drill by both teams was put on, "a in
all, under the leadership of Capt
John Bauer No. team will go to
Atchison, Kas-. February 9, and init
ate . candidates.
Mrs. John Fieger was given a pleas
ant surprise party Friday evening by
8 number of her friends at her home.
1905 Central avenue. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Havens.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Barnes. Mr. and
Mrs. Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Shorey, Mr. and Mrs. John Ravens.
Mrs May Gilbert, Mrs Sarah Burns.
Miss Tressie Conway, Miss Fay
Barnes. Miss Ruth Ravens, Masters
Roscoe Conway, William Ravens,
Merle Ravens, Percie Barnes, Mr.. E.
g Warren, and Mr.. William Meredith
OF Horton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
HAYDEN IS PRESIDENT.
Topeka Man at Head of Kansas Pro-
bate Judges Association.

The meeting of the state Probate
Judges association concluded its
meeting on Monday night at the coun-
ty court house with the election of the
following officers: r. F. HAYDEN
Shawnee. PRESIDENT c. P Wilson.
Nemaha county. vice president, and
w. w. Simon, Nemaha, secretary and
treasurer. Another meeting viii be
held on the third Monday in June in
Topeka.
About twenty-five probate judges
were in attendance They will ask
the legislature to pass a bill allowing
a probate judge to appoint a pro tenn
officer to sit in his place in case OF his
absence. The legislature is willing 10
grant this bill, but there is some ques-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
The Road OF Anthracite.

Lackawanna railroad Best route,
Chicago to New York-three elegant
through trains daily:
Leave Chicago 1926 a. M, arrive
New York $3.50 next day.
Leave Chicago $50 p. m. arrive
New York 1880 o. m. next day.
Leave Chicago 9:15 p. m, arrive
New York $50 a. m. second day.
High back seat cozcnes- New Pull
mans, dining cars, observation cars.
Ask any railroad ticket agent or
write GEO. A. CULLEN.
Gen. Western Passenger Agt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Russians shelI .Jananese Lines

Toxic, Jan. 31-Manchuria headquar-
tiers telegraphing yesterday report that
in the fighting which has occurred since
January 25 at Likaj entan, Chenchiehpao
and Heikoutai, the Russians left over
1, 200 dead on the field.
The Russians yesterday shelled the
Japanese center, using field guns and
mortars.
simultaneously they shelled a portion
of the Japanese left using II heavy field
There has been a series Of small in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Misses Shoes. Sis

Regular 81 shoes=vici kid in lace
style-light flexible soles-splendid
fitting. stylish shoes-~re nave been
selling them at $3.50. they're worth
81 and sell for that in any other To-
peka stores-tomorrow you can save
S5c on every pair of these shoes you
buy=pair S1.15.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

betskoy of the Russian embassy yes
terday morning was highly explosive.
Special police surveillance has been
established over the Russian embassy.
A police judge has begun the examin-
alton of the persons suspected of
throwing the bomb last night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

ton concerning its constitutionality
because the probate court is a con-
Stitutional office.
The meeting was a decided success
A good many matters pertaining to
the work of a probate court were dis
cussed to mutual benefit. 1t is not
known what scheme to get more pay
for the probate judges was adopted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
fantry encounters in front Of the Japa-
nese center and left.
FERGUSON is HERE.
Governor of Oklahoma in Topeka to
Make Prison Contract.

Governor Ferguson and Attorney
General P. c. Simons of Oklahoma, are
in Topeka for the purpose of renewing
the contract for the keeping of Okla
homa convicts at the Kansas peniten-
tiary- Mr.. Sinons is a son of Senator
Simons from Summer county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Mems Shoes. CSC

We have a line of shoes in
broken sizes and assorted feathers
several styles-either plain or
capped toe-shoes in this lot worth
up to S2.50-if you can find a pair
to fit just think what saving in
getting a good, serviceable. COM
Portable pair of shoes for CSC!
That's the price of any pair in this
lot tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

'Bre'r Williams. does you think de devil
is a white or a black mani" De LaWd
knows. De biggest race problem 1 got is
ter keep ten yards ahead er him. At
lanta Constitution.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

Coughs and colds. down to the very Dor
Garland of consumption, yield to the
SOOTHING healing influences of DR.. Wood $
Norway Pine Syrup.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

Al satin skin secured using Satin Skin
Cream and satin Skin Powder. sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
School Supplies

Need any tablets, pencils, etc. to
fill all your needs at a saving. Look
at these tomorrow:
SCHOOL TABLETS - note and
packet size-ruled paper-5c Az
values-special price &G
STATES - 7x11-inch size = bound
with feIt-doubIe slates-regular zoe
values t. be special Tor one En
SINGLE SLATES-6x9 size. felt
bound-special price tomorrow, On
each OV
WATER COLOR PAINTS large
wooden box containing is colors-the
regular Toe quality VIII be spe- Al
cial tomorrow at $U
ROYAL LEAD PENCILS-splendid
values at , for sc, which is our reg
ular price-tOmOrrow we will have
them on special sale at three 6n
for VG
WOOD COVERED SLATE PEN
CILS-the regular 1c king will n
be on sale tomorrow two for az
SPONGE S-Iarge sgze-can be made
into half dozen slate sponges- En
tomorrow, each VU
SCHOOL CRAYONS-these come
in wooden boxes containing one gross
on special sale for tomorrow 6Al
only, per box ~
TABLETS and letter size
these are the regular 25c values
ruled or unruled--our special NGn
price for tomorrow will be,each 4 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Bows Shoes. 81 IS

Kangaroo calf leather shoes that
are exceptionally dura pIe-they are
seamless unlined-soles are pegged
capped toe and lace style-wOrth
Sis, that's our regular price-we
only have sizes 5 4 and left. for that
reason they will be on sale tomorrow
at pair S135
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Mems Shoes. S1.6o

Here's a chance to get a bargain
tomorrow we will sell these regular
S2.25 shoes at S1.e9- made of box
calf leather over neat lasts-lace style
capped toe-tomorrow only-pair
SLIGO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
Women'S Suits

WOmcn'S SUITS
Made of Venetians Cheviots and
Worsteds-we have these in small
sizes only-short jacket styles-suits
that were originally made to sell for
$10.50-we are going to sell them
tomorrow at your W0 M
choice BAuO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

"Meaty" Bargains in Dress
Goods for Wednesday
Low prices are of course the chief attraction Of this
dress goods department The fabrics would prob
ably sell rapidly at higher prices because they
sirable and dependable Now the special values men
toned in this Wednesdays list show the possibility of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

to at walking only-che
sS.
a -
~
are goin % ~
unusually choose " q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31

Brown, black, green, gray, red and
purple-splendid for Innings and petit
coats-comes in lengths of 2 to Z yards
quality that sells regularly at Csc
will be priced tomorrow at, fEn
yard w
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,r,r NewYorl February a. 1eO5
Guiding 80 for alive; for slaugherers
& cars ts @ Of 3HS aa w % @ jersey y e1Sap
lower aesr ali sds h ana mediums and sasie eena6a aH
steers were barely steady bulls cows light sup
Ordinary prime steers sold at 81 4ogS5 20 per
beef slow at 6Ge per n for inferior choice quality.
1o4qllA9 per ~ weight; sheep steady: refris
at Sfs per 6 Mo shpmns mn 5hs o Sesof ssGg o
Manou %9fS @ take iF9 ont fh m port oy day e the
j. ha@beFs son and aa asa96Regr 300 cattle tie for
Beef Company the ST e soT or Pfef }e n6e @T 5ne
befgT a @ 2SSsns 9arter of oSf o for SCI M a5
@ P2nia 900 quarters Of beef for the Cudahy Packing
the m w week ending saturday 546 beeyes 20 sheep and
the exception Of liz cattle and 40 sheep "'|
20 per loo ib Do I2s4 m s 9 s. 9o ID IS sVe do
R at IS 2o II do i97 144 at ~ s & 80 80 & 10 Do o 1870 &c
8 8 s. s. ID h ID ,,5S @S los o. iis5 at
II DO o 0iSn % S So So Is Is o oh9 ie.s % 1898 n at So 20
Baaid MsTt09 do laSS 60 !, Is Ohio H 1885 m a
H. at So se d6 yais m G9 1922 rb at So 60; IL do sl6
So ? 55 Is q DO SsHn2n 7 On 20 :, KsntHc y 1921 n at
shemberg 4 Son 20 Ohio steers @ l-1 1907 70 m m s 81 8 5
H. G4 a 81 ESQ SO n at at s I6 5o a do 1913 h. 50; do 1888
1s s 1z8 S & Co. 81 ls Kgetgcy steers 1471 50 G
1873 1873 r. n at at 6 12s ~ 90 20 Ohio 40 la95
a. 15 7o 20 DO ii55 r0 H. at @ s. e 20: S bulls o
$50 ~ at s. 10: % a d. Y $50 sS @ a2 a3 s gsS s NJ
oao sfndf5s d5 isse IS s A5fhisaR L g. S 1873
81 so bulls 1Os6 H. 81 o5 10 do 1346 ~ at 81 e5
lI12 ~ at So 10 do 92O H. at So IS do a4G n. at at
81 n DO S25 b. u at iV ST. 3D. at y o. = DO
eo5 5es III & FiFht s a. 3 &c G9 i 5u ts9 n s4
sd g. Curtis & Son. 10 cows 1902 n, at So 10; do.
f. Hollis: 800 H. at 50 so; do $50 10 at So 25;
o. 10 No. at 81: do 72s 10. at 81 So
yeas were as strong as yeserday although few;
&c Buyers we're anticipating liberal Tecetts neTt
Week and We're inclined to bear down little ali pur
offered Dressed calves demand city dressed
yeas sold at 9a14c H. and selected high
50 per n: q do 15 10 at So 2i do ~ no a;
W R Hume: % veals 180 10. at 50 1911 do. 129 10.
II H. Hollis: veals 100 n at $40 %: IS do 142 70,
at $40; 80 do, 40 10. at 81 62}5.
60 s Sanders; 81 yeals 127 10. at IS: do. 100 10 at
Newton Newton & g.: II xeals, 12o n. at 50 so.
head including for saUghterers and
market m9inF win the stock held over yestsrday II
easier lambs were slow and prices dropped p 4oc
81 5OG$5 50 per 100 NJ fair to prime lambs at sass 60
yearIings So 10 Dressed SAd1Otao
Roho9e am6s IN fairs demand at S5a$io per sfSe
Saes-S Judd Co: pa Buffalo lambs. a 10 average,
SS per 100 IL.
Tobin 3 shannon: 90 Ohio lambs. 50 ~ at S. A Ohio
sheep. 113 Ib at So 30: 81 do 147 H. at 81 30.
90 SO 10 at IS CO.. 21s do, - ID. at IS % 2os do rs 10
sanders ISL STATE lambs. ~ 1b at IS %: 10 state
HOGS-Recepts Is cars. . $50 head. including
61 head for sale Feeling weak and the expectation
that hogs would sell lower following the trend Of the
hour Country dressed hogs dull at 5sQ7l2c 10 for
Saies0II H Hollis date yesterdays Il Vermont hogs
129 Ii average at s. TO per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb, 24.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head;
steady; prime steers s. 60qS6 40; poor
medium SO 75G$3 stockers and feeders 81 55Q$4 80
cows. hefer S20S4 90; 81 25Q$2 5
bulls S2GS3 90; calves $3QS7 30 HOGReceipt 81 900
market &c lower; mixed ard butchers 81 6jq$4 go
good choice heavy S4 S5QS4 90 rough heavy, 81 65
81 s0 light 81 60GS4 50: bulk Of sales 81 70GS4 S2l2
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. sheep steady; lambs log
15c lower good choice vehe SO 6Oq$6 fair TO choice
mixed. 81 50aS5 80 native lambs SGaS7 40. .
Cincinnati. Feb. 24HOGs easy; butchers s. 1OqS5 90
common, $4@$4 30 CATTLE steady fair to good ship
pers 81 25Q$4 So 50 25a$2 10 SHEEP steady,
East Buffalo Feb. .-CATTLE-Rcceipts 225 head
slow and easy prime So 5OqS5 shipping 81 75
s. So butchers 50aS5 20; heifer So 25Q$4 So cows
OQ$4 30; bulls %: feeders 50 so
a$l So VEAIS-Recepts 1000 head; slow. 25c lower
81 50Q$s 20. HOGS-Recepts. $500 head; active. &c low
heavy mixed 50 40; Workers. 50 20dS5 20 pigs
81 90dSj roughs, 81 50qS4 TO- stays, $3Q$3 10 SHEEP
AND LAMBS Receipts. 1900 head slow; native lambs
S6 5O1SS few IS 60; Western lambs. SS$S 10: year.
ngs s7aS7 % wethers. $6g$6 20; s. 1896; sheep
mixed, 50 500S6.
Including 100 Soqtherns market steady to 10c higher
good SO 1884 90 Western fed steers 81 75S5 %;
Southern 81 25GS3 %: cows. 81 1884 %;
native heers So 50HS4 co. bulls 81 5Od$3 75: calves
S6 10 HOCS-Recelps. $500 head; steady 70 90
lower; top. 81 sly bulk Of sales s. 558S4 heavy.
SUGS4 So packers ST 7OiS4 s5 pigs lights
81 20 SIIEEP-Receipts, 1.50O head market steady:
lambs S70$7 so; native wethers So 25d$J 80;
native ewes 81 S51S5 TO: Western fed lambs, $70$T 9O
yearings S6QS6 Western sheep S4 SIS
6$5 50; stockers and feeders Sc 6OQ$5 so.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25

81 SOqSS 90; do Cuban. box. 81 5OGs4: HORsERAD-
ISL per 100 10, S6q$I; German per bbl SO; KALb,
@N0i,olk 40 per bbl 5Ocg6Gc; KOHLRABI Orleans per
seo punches, $685.; LIMA BEANS Cuban per crate $50
90; LETTUCE Florida, basket. s1GS5; LGEKS New
dreams per 100 lunches, S2S4 ONIONS, Bermuda, per
ate sZgS2 90; do Cuban 81 70G$2 do Connecticut and
@ white per Dbl SSq$7 do yellow. So $685. do red
~ DO Yellow In bulk. per $50 ID SO 508S3: do per bag
p ~Isz 20; DO red in bulk, $50 10, So 6oqS3; do
per bag - 2ol$2 20; do Orange County N y red.
paS " 0S2 I5 OKRA, Florida per carrier, S2dS4; do
81 S2gs3; PEAS, Florida, per basket crate S3q
So fPPRS Florida. carrier crate. 81 50QS2 so;
Per basket 81 50G$2 % do Cuban carrier, 81 ESQ
% FA1tSl1EY New~Orleans. 100 punches, S44S6i
EoEds unhunched basket 81 509S2: do bermuda,
per ooS S2S2 so; do California per small bunches
NeW-Orleans 100 punches $2a$3; ROAIAIN. Flori-
Ca ga per basket $1qS2; do Bermuda, per box. 50cqS1;
sdIslNG BEANS Florida. green. per crate basket.
Slo4Sl4 do poor to good, $3dS9; do wax per
basket S2JS6i SQUASH Florida white per box. $1@S2
& 39 Cuban SlaS 80; do Hubbard old per bbl ST 2oq
81 20; 40 marrow 81 21qS1 30; SEALLOTS New-Oreans
per iOo bunches S2qS3 SPINACH Norfolk per bbl 81 80
CALIFORNIA fat case, S1GS3: Cuban per carrier
oVc1S2 6Q TURNIPS, Canadian, ruabaga, per bb S5cd
81; do domestic. rutahagR 70a90c Irish rutabaga,
per bag. 15GSOe do New-Orleans white, bbl S2aS4
90 white SqSi 90; WATERCRESS per 100 punches. 81 so
HoEHozJsB AND FRAME PRoDUCTs-Cucurnbers
plenty and weak Mushrooms steady Radishes and
BElEIIS per 100 bunches S59$6 CUCUMBERS /. per
dozen 81 2SQS1 80; do No 2 50 5O$3 co. LET
IJ3CE, per dozen heads 25975c MUSHROOMS. per 10
zSeUgc; PARSLEY, per 100 small lunches S28S2 90;
RADlSHES. per 100 bunches $2QS3 RHUBARB. per
1OO punches 81 5OgS4; TOMATOES, per 10, 10G25c.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-EoTk. February II. 1903
G0VFEE-The market less active than yesterday.
ssi n Fpte OF tho very large tenders made March
showed much stsadier tone owing 10 the be-
lief NQui6ation about for the time being
entitled substantial
ti7a falcNtng break Of about 155 points
kirh point OF The opening steady
caEed prices Of 10 points in response
hsfT European cables than expected Notices
TIE IL estimated Of about $50 600 bags
nut /; generally believed that they taken
oars of and while there liquidation and
sg1tcng late months. prices continued to
improve Until they about 5ql0 points higher. Later
however HEvre turned easier closing decline 4
franc and prices here sagged Of the closing
sysl o yesterday when they again rallied by the
onuued support 81 the trade and speculative interests
who credited with stopping notices, and some
rather general buying promoted by the expectations
based private cable from Santos, claim
increased crop estimates exag-
the theory that the worlds visible
statement March viii show big decrease the close
zas 515 points higher the spot month showing
greatest gain Sales futures reported $4,000 bags
Recelrts The ports for the day little under
sst vea- the Interior movement was full Rio was
- res higher; Santos unchanged; Hamburg reported
ae-ire q lE9s pix The spot market quiet with
quotations the basis Of SIC for Rio No I.
The ne Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25

Ut Ut MEATs-Picled bellies frmer quoted: Smoking,
~ no. 15tc; Il 10. 74c; il 10 7c Picked shoulders
"a SSIa4 quoted at &c Picded hams steady quoted at
9Tggc' TAI4IOW steady city, 4%c; country, 4as44Be
- SJ Irregular quoted: Chicago prime steam, &c; Mid
% west prime, 6SoG6S5c. City lard steady; quoted at
St, [slhed Iaru steady quoted South America. 6Oci
quoted at 43s9JAc Stearine firm; quoted: OIeo. 639
o'9Si city lard stearine IA q7iEc.
market is firm points of distribution,
Win good demand at full prices Offerings con
servative Quotations follow: Domestic. ordinary. so
S7sc tsir 20 good 3hQ3&c, prime choice S7s41aoi
head 4&g6he; Patna NC; Japan foreign nominal;
90 lesue &3s4S%o; Java. 4taQS15c; Rangoon In bond
sUGAFt--Rehned sugar quite active and firm, but
es expected advance made, Prices quoted are
AZ less per cent for cash days Cut loaf and crushed
80 powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered,
Eagle confectoneTs granulated, 680c; Eagle coarse
s ana extra fine granulaed 615c; Eagle cartons 10
10 bags OF fine granulated 62Oc; Eagle fine or
eranuated and diamond A, 05c confectionery
no l. oIOci Nos and 3. 65c No 4, Dose; NO D.
10 40 43c No 540c; No oS0c; No Q, 62oc; NO
crsssaS - 4euc. The London market firm, with IN
oensnd for beet and February and March
49, at los otad The local remained Arm, with
hT Seiand ana centrifugal 90 quoted at 1-f6D
90 nuseovado SO test 9-16Q4B No. moasses sugar.
- SSt, -dogAsc. Receipts principal ports
ouSU tons; exports, II 500 STOCK $4,000
inc ist OOo tons last 176 centrals grin
SStist 10 last Year. This weeks OF the
P0sItlons as made by Wilett q Gray,
JOCKS IN the United and together. Of
s9e TONS against 2o9,244 last 26S,703
Az europe, 24IlOO0 tons, 33S5000 tons
80. Seal. tiaIourg reports shipments OF
r 70 the United States this Total stock
ana America, seas, 103
tSs last year at the
&C. cSo ute OF January 1905. of stock
tons against decrease Of S69,05S tons last
oIa SOCKS and aoets together for visible supply of
-''A''7oo tois' against B. 16S T03 tons last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 24.-Closlng-WHEAT-S nominal.
futures quiet March 7s May, 6s 1t+d: July 6s Ii Sd
CoRN-Spot steady: American mixed new As l%d;
American mixed. old Is 11ad; futures steady: March,
As As lSd; May 4s 30 PEAS.Canadan steady ut 6s 81.
FIIOCR-St Louis fancy winter steady - 81. HOPS
IN London tPaciic Coasp 6ul ia lOsGfT IS BEEF
firm: extra India mess, lis Sd f[0SK easy prime mess
Western bls 30. HAMS-Sh0rt cut IA IL NJ weak
at 8s BACON steady Cumberland cut. 26 70 30 ~
2s 10 "a n, 36s; long clear miles heavy rs 10 40 10
3As 3D. short clear backs 10 20 N. 35s: bellies
II 70 10 10, rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 70 10.
guiet al 2os "a LARD quiet prime Western. in erces
34s I'd; American refined In pals 3is HITTER nom-
nal CHEESE quiet: American finest white 52s. 10
oreL, 6os TAIIoW-Prime city steady 23s TUR-
FENTlNE-Sprits steady at 37s ad. ROSIN- Common
nrn at q Cd PfsrItoLF'UN-Reined quiet at Cd LIN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
'traet prices in the local market to-day

% ocsl market Tor spot cotton closed qulet and IL
"a losr, On TIE basis Of Zoe middIng upland
sDneS. IoF H.edllng Guf Sales to-day. 1ls bales
seii--s Southern SPOT markets telesraDhed as
3S seEsnlah duh and 318c lower at g-I8c: sales
81 -ss Aort3lk steady and ~ lower at 7Se sales
5-iss 80 baltimore nOminaIly "a lower at Augusta
Lori - 1Acaalged at 75sc: sales. 1910 bales.
--5t ard unchanged at II-I6c.
sg ge1 a. 7isc; sales, $500 bales Mobile ouIet sn4
* e. Iizc Charleston quiet and nc lower az
inerro- 1slirna'sd receipts az leading points
ar ~ Houston, $500 70 400 bales against 400
m - al1 lt5S last year; at Galveston, 1900
n aet against 1882 last and 12s3 last year
vtL 80 l,Ens 900 70 800 bales against 354
- aa1 S1-5 lazt year.
nps p.s q cotton The ports to-day the week,
ssst -. e!a tIe totals of previous this
New-York tribune., 1905-02-25
Bal LTIhORE AND Ohio RAILROAD
cf1ENDlD ARAlN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS To THE WEST
NEW YORK, new HAVEN q HARTFORD r. R

Trains depart Central Station Iad s. aD,I
4th Ave- as follows. for
BOSTON, New London and ProvideDce-+4.5D
Il 1900. x 1902 a. NJ. t+I1:0O. 'xi:0S. * 400.
BOSTON. via Wilimantic-t'S:OO A. NJ 1900 P NJ
"11;OO P. NJ. ''' "''
FITCHBUR(f. via Putnam and WOrcester-T3-00 p
LAKENILLE and NORFOLR-fS:5O a NJ. 1871 p n
CT. BARRINGToN, STOCKBRIDGE. LEMON, PiTTs-
FIELD-f4:5O $50 a NJ. 1881 p.
WATERBURY and WINSTED-t4;JO 5000. tFs:OG
t10:O2, $4,000 UO Waterbury, A. NJ lies T4:3O
ss5;Ol 1000. $500 TO Waterbury, P. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cCfrand Central Station cI25th
St also at ellis, c26 11s5 cl S54 broadway. c3 Par
Place. C25 Union cIS2 Fifth
Ave, 649 Madison Ave, c273 West 125th
125th st. In Brooklyn ca Court ST, 500 Fulton St.
500 Broadway, z. D.
'Daily. Except Sundays. sSundays cnly. FStops az
1th St xStOps at 125th St. Sundays only kParl0r
Limited IEIas dining eParlor and Sleeping Car
c. T. HEMPSTEAD Gen. Pass. AEt.
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.