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New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

The local market for cotton quiet with prices
1ddRs Gull ssiss. bales soet5eTn spot mar
changed at II Sc sales Baltimore nominal
unchanged at 11%c. Mobile hrm. unchanged at I1He: &c
sales. 6s3 bales Augusta quiet unchanged at II 32e;
sales 108 bales Charleston frrn unchanged l11se
bales Ne SlssDs ,ie pBcSa1re5 at Il ice sales
1.726 bales Wilmington dull unchanged at 1l]4c Esti-
Orleans 90 to 400 bales against last ana
last last TesR Ss3F and 504 1850 last Year
qIe[ sales o 500 9as % eco bses American IS ooo
anGs ped G5S M at M,uhe net ascihS and Q! anu 5aad
July-August 9sd: September SD September
SrSs 0G s aa9 sd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair business DONG; c!otS ms h m so,r
business rather light with sales at fun prices Trii
ng was GSma3sd & fot most paF 1 IL r sp[s 6ed IN
caTs aln9pFn and nes oS grade Springs aosoas
firm and nominalIy higher Rye -four was 81
winter traghs IS T0s3 8o winter patents s. .9as q
s5 snns sxtr ssA rs Eig!s 9G9 % Sc GS Ss RYE FIoURr
41o coRNMEAI-Eirm quoted; Kiln dried s2 FSs Sgs
western frnr city 6rn- Quoted Western spring $40 go
TlG"aa[a Ta 5 RaaPY a3 m 1a shpmen City bran SCI bulk
@ sex 90 sS 9 k 5pg s u ,c $2aS nes d sSS $3.50 80
GRAIN-WItIAT-The public cable accounts were ere
previous day Broonha csbled that Liverpool wheat was
strong on American sdyiGs sooa the he market re-
ceiving general support and the was strong The
bulsh foreign supplemented by reports or sht
country offerings continued good demand Tor home
consumption. this showing the market opened &c
higher within half hour the advance had al oeen
selling secure prohts on reports OF
ceptionaI weather the belt again the market az
vanced sharply. led by May widening the premium Pc
reported congestion both mere ana
AZ the West as May contracts Thus within the week
the ADVANCE on Nav been &C and on July lt9c The
market was finally net decline 10 &c net ad
Private dispatches from the Northwest ststea
hst work is very actively progress through American
and Canadian Northwest. and th2t by tIe emu OF the
Vel. 90 70 II rer cent seeded Exporters TOOK
Manitoba wheat: the cesa 10 10
Arm general business We quote; No : rec: S1t3c
nominal ana 81 I5sc ahoat; No Northern Dullth
aOtc. CORN-Corn opened 7z1 sc lower unaer alysIse
cables and good weather conditions retuInso 70
closing prices with wheat, ana pecaAo
closing barely steady unehangea Prices 70 Id
OO0 bush corn Cash corn Ciosee
steady No 57c nominal n eieVator 1na
54s.c o b ahoat; white, SIC. ana no SsioT stH
55ac h afoat all nominal OATS--oats itIsd taliIs
st.dy and moderately active The later fspcrs IIoi
much improved conditions Tor s+ea1s' -
the upUsrd tendency the market continued suohs.
cuote: Mixed % - n cTG31i-c: natural
to g n 3sd39c cppd. white - TO 10 lp SSq4 ~,
ryP,--NfarEet Sui Western, ttc asked o o ~
Yo-E B4Ri EY-Markst tul Feeding 1880. and malt
iug b6Gs6ic C New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

houses are overheated. they do not admit fresh air.
.ss &C NOT exercise in the open air Yet they seem
10 Dc well But II we watch such persons shall
see taa- they lack vitality and energy. They ac-
coinpish little and what they do is an effort They
are o,ten III. We have long been accustomed to
eseIo u4hess as sufficient excuse for the non-per
yentabe ii is culpable as anv other fault Illness
xesu0yS our own usefulness and the comfort of our
1riends. 1t is moral duty to understand the Ia ws
Nnich govern not only health but energy, vitality
and activity
Miss Conro gave an interesting sketch of the
dhIerent modes Of heating from the braziers and
ScaIolnos OF SPAN and Italy, brass or pottery
ooxes 10 hold charcoal-some Of the former
qulsite works OF art-to the imposing porcelain
ana soapstone stoves Of the Northern races. The
70 the ceiling. 1t is made of hrebrick and after
the ruel has been reduced to coal is shut up air
@ @ssnt ana holds the heat for hours. The green
ssoaPstone stove of the Swiss has seats carved in
II. .T 30 mat one may sit on the stove il he likes.
"a, me nFst winter one passes in Germany with
ts porcelain stoves" said Miss Conro 'he nearly
rlsezes 10 death. The second winter he finds he
ttt .eVer was so comfortable before. and declares
OF America again"
Miss Conro went into the connnarafive advan-
teseS and disadvantages OF the different modes of
heating very Interestingly
-, We OFTEN hear what 4 MAGNIFICENT ventilator
S Sle AtePlace IS said she. The fireplace sucks
room In an hour. Where is the air to come
from II fresh IS not let in? The fireplace estab-
lshes such q suction that If fresh air is not let
m m II VIII draw in air from the bedrooms, the
hitcheh the cellar. anywhere. IT ventilates II
plenty OF fresh air is supplied and not otherwise
Ihe advantages Of the fireplace are cheerfuIness
and ventilation: the disadvantages. he of
neat ana lack of uniformity in heating
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
ALLEGED sWINDLER CAUGHT.
Arrested in Home of Heber r. Bishop-Be-
heved Guilty of Recent Frauds.

A young man calling himself Edward Short. of
NO 2O2 SD street. Brooklyn arrested yesterday
in the home of Mrs. Heber R. Bishop, wife of the
civil engineer and General Electric Company official
OF that name, at No. 36 East cd street He had
just presented TO Mrs Bishops butler. to be given
70 her, a receipt for S. the money to be given
toward dinner for the Western Union messengers.
Short has been sought for a long time by the
Western Union Telegraph Company on the charge
OF swindling wealthy people by getting money from
them for a bogus messenger boys dinner Mrs
tSfshop, who had been warned, sent for a Western
@ Onlon employe and a policeman and Short was
"A charge of disorderly conduct was made The
western Union employe said the company would
raigned. ' 81
Short Short denied knowing the contents OF the en-
velope, and declared that il was given TO him nv
q dark conplexioned man at Madison avenue and
cd street, who asked him to deliver il
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
IS in the local market to-day

III 4O-N-Ine cotton market to
Gay, safes Tor the day being bales according
20 estimates but the general and un-
setIeo' a!though considering the undeniably bearish
aeLage OF the days news the showing by prices
n-lsht De considered steady The was at
t oecIe OF TO ID points The market opened
al oecIine or TO points. which better than
on the weak cables At first there
parativey little pressure against the market.
eSloeht that fear of renewal OF bull manipulation
ehecked selling for short But the cables
tnued easy the San Francisco disaster
through the medium OF Wall Street, failure
was reported at Shreveport which also had
unsettltpg influence; the weather
favorable: Liverpool Orleans sold here, and
prices eased on during the middle of the morning II
Tor July or about to 10 points net lower AT this level
sut1cent covering developed steady the market
the late trading prices again off under Wall
liqridation and renewal of bear pressure. the
close, While steady, practically the
low point OF the day The weather map showed gen
orally favorable conditions the belt the forecast
called for their continuance and private advices
ceved indicated big increase IN increased
OF fertilizer. On the other hand
of actual cotton the the pros
poets continue to point toward big consumption
and the strength Of the spot situation aiding
the bulls 10 support the market pending change for
the worse in crop conditions.
The of the local market to-day
folOVs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

two sections the seams the hips doing away
with that tendency sag which is the objection
70 the circular model while the time the
general lines are preserved In the illustration
reseda Panama cloth Is trimmed with silk banding.
but all seasonable materials are appropriate-lnen.
French pioue, duck and the like, as well those
Of wool and silk.
The quantity OF material required for the medium
size IS seven and three-quarters yards q inches
wide five and one-Quarter yards A inches wide or
four and one-half yards % inches wide, if material
has figure or nap; six and one-half yards q inches
wide four and one-helf yards A inches wide or
four and one-Quarter yards q inches wide, if il has
nor with ten yards Of braid trim illustrated.
The pattern No. 5334 is cut IN sizes for a p, "a.
2s W 80 or 30 inch waist measure.
THE pattern will be sent TO any address receipt
Of 10 cents. Please give number Of pattern and
waist measure distinctly Address Pattern Depart
rnent, New-York Tribune If in hurry for pat,
tern send extra two-cent stamp. ana we VIII
mail by letter postage il sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
FRESH AIR BUREAU.
.stg Charitable Agencies Vote TO
Establish a Central One.

.-.s.t step toward the systematiziag ana
in1 I, fresh air work taken yesterdav y
Ct-S.. re,-ssentatives OF fifty charitable agen-
81 = - establish a central fresh air bureau
= - catalogue and to ask the cooperation
. ~,.,jc schools not only in maintaining IL.
= suggesting children for fresh air treats who
..be-uise be overlooked.
- .-so-enos was held in the United Charities
y ,,se- the auspices OF the New York As
E-ans e9- ruauroving the Condition OF the Poor.
c., p Williams, attending physician at the
- hospital at seahreeze. presiding.
Ss-se- containing thirty-seven questions be-
,,-b Is Fresh Air Worth while7'' rs
=. Work Overdone?" and winding up with
!, Rows over Twelve and Fathers?' and
~ 81 N-.es More Money" was placed IN each
ro-5 and an attempt was made TO pin the
-, down 20 some Of them. but people would
"a the tuberculosis probl-rn. the desirable
-.-rl-,~ religion with fresh air. etc. and in
number OF important phases were left
sosched-
,,ssb air work, as at present conducted. does
-, n meet the need: that while many TO
.srs-er repeat" many who are undervital-
s.-a no summer outing. and that thousands
/ ,.l- oouvalescents are discharged from hos
| =. ,o- whom no fresh air provision whatever is
~. n the most striking speeches was made by
T Armstrong. general superintendent OF
,rrs and allied hospitals who said that OF $500
=, .-ss,ed last year. nearly 1000 patients dis
80 as corvalescent needed fresh air treatment
.,,,ss were found for only seveaty-three.
Z Ia Fetra, chief Of the staff OF the
,a.s Hospital advised against long summer
~4,rs tor acutely sick babies But there are not
,rsy enough homes for oonyalesoent bab!es.' he
SD
tbs. can We 40 TO help the Health Depart
---- was the question which Dr. Williams put
! Commissioner Darlington. and which the latter
,-s-s-ss II this wav: Open your windows and
,-ss-f fresh az your Teighbors.'
T-sg Give II Jones principal Of Public School
a ed tbs. = was necessary TO get boys out OF
- Tr Y sumner as much for moral as for health
Trs-,s Even ten days away takes them out of
NJ an" she said, and the gang won't let them
= s7s' Mss Jones came as the representative
Az Julia RichSlan. district superintendent. and
\ Va she VINO suggested the bureau Of applica-
ts-S ne card catalogue and active cooperation
w the schools.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Mr.. BIGELOW RETURNS.
after Three Weeks an Panama. Re
:terates Accusations.

Poultney Bgelow arrived yesterday from Colon
on the steamship Virginia, in company with Wads-
worth Clum, the representative of The Washing
ton Post" after three weeks in the Panama
Canal zone Mr.. Bigelow said yesterday that he
went back TO the isthmus because President Roose-
welt, Secretary Taft, Chairman Shonts and others
had practically accused HIM of stating what
not true in connection with the condition of affairs
In the canal zone. Mr.. Bgelow said:
! went back because 1 wanted to be sure that
was ,rlght ! have returned convinced. They said
l had been down there only hour and half. so
decided TO go back and have spent three weeks
ana one day with Clum at the isthmus, where we
walked every foot Of the way across, and came
pack carrying our knapsacks on our backs with
our water gourd and camera. I talked to many
VINO are employed there. nearly all of whom said
al oTuer mad gone through that talking to me
meant loss Of their places. A casual glance tells
tlat conoltlons there are bad I can go on board
steamer and stay fifteen minutes and If the vessel
IS padIy hanoled can tell it, a short stay on the
isInmuS is long enough to tell the general condi-
IONS, puI thls time stayed longer, and found
that my nrst impressions were correct
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-.o. New York, April Is 1906.
COFFEE-The coffee market was less active than on
Tuesday but showed continued steady undertone which
seemed to arise in large
idea that the May liquidation has practically its
course The market opened steady at unchanged
an advance OF points and while there further
complaints of the and foreign
hardly prices held result
Of covering and fresh buying long
close steady, unchanged higher
sales reported of $500 bags There compare
have been restricted to some extent by the unsettled
fuence OF the san Francisco disaster in Wall
cs but the effect Of the catastrophe
hardly have much effect the coffee than
would loss of the small Francisco stock
amounted about so 600 which no definite
was unchanged 10 \ franc lower and Hamburg
changed Both Brazilian markets higher,
advance OF 100 reis at Rio and Of so Ies at Santos
accompanied by another decline of 5-32d Of
Brazilian exchange. Receipts continued full
but the total movement for the bags
behind the figures Of last when
shade under 10000 600 bags The market spot coffee
was steady with quotations the basis 1l6c for
Rio No T. -
The of contract prices market to-day
follows: -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
FRESH AIR IN THE HOUSE.
Miss Conro Emphasizes Importance Of Proper
Ventilation.

81 know a little girl who almost dies of bron-
cp,+,s ana VET believe that her frequently
ring attacks could be entirely eliminated; that the
redisnositon 10 the raalady could be outgrown and
the child could be made well. strong and healthy.
Simply by keeping the house cooler"
Miss Emma o. Conro principal Of St Catharine's s
nan was the speaker, at a recent talk on San
t,erv Heating TO Of the Brooklyn Institute
classes
..The temperature IS kept at over 50 degrees in
iris chld's hoIne,' she continued. ''and heavy
dane-ies portieres and velvet carpets cover every
.ncb OF space possible The slightest dampness or
.ol6rees in the weather Is sufficient 10 keep the
cbus I'm the house all day, and for rain snow.
s,cb a thing the child going out IN It could not
he thought of. Ard yet she has these awful attacks
% bronchitis. Kept like little hothouse plant. the
sI,rbtest breath Of exposure is enough 10 bring
hack the malady If the child could be accustomed.
nder wise care 10 a gradually cooling temperature
,n tie house until she perfectly comfortable
Nth the house es degrees: if she could be care
s,,,,g and gradually accustomed 10 going out. well
rotecte6 IN all weather except the very worst
t,,aye her bronchitis could be driven away. She
- NV got a preinclination 10 bronchitis fixed
- hsr which It might be difficult 10 eradicate.
r,,,, M child brought up in cool house, and ec-
etounes TO running in all weatheTs. is ever as
delicate as this child.
.e,,o house" exclaimed Miss Conro. with energy,
.to,,id have a temperature over es degrees, or at
,st 70 degrees, unless there are old or sick per-
o-s IN f. ! love 10 my pupils get TO the point
hare they like a temperature OF e5 degrees. II
-, realv ike e5 degrees. feel uncomfortable II
=, vs.s much warmer ! sure they are healthy
NJ see friends and ecquaintances who 1--we In a
manner contrary to ali the rules OF hygiene Their
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Circus az Madison Square Garden.
E'ssfa gs Pg0lS at iSs5 % .a &ss caFas ss %
sI5 p n 1''''' '''0'' @'
Aed5f:s sy nn5 @ ta 5ss,51 Es Ra Is q East s
Women in aid East Of Room ae Of t2 the Ss and f9n ID @
dren Broadway Theatre l:so p. m.
Horse show at Durland's
Broadway Tabernacle $50 P, m.
Lecture by Marx Twain for benefit Of. Robert Fulton
Memorial Association. Carnegie Hall p. m
Entertainment by the Hiawatha Association FOR
unteers Of America, Amsterdam Opera House. No 1872
Dinner q Glass OF 81 College of the City York
Waldorf, p m
Transit situation BIS East 18th St. $50 p n
Annual nss t osn TST h ws1 9spe Of the NeT
Broadway and Both street 2S0 p. N.
Nswaas aa evsns e. em' aFs
s9 9 2ssaaoa sasf sG Haff gd :o S2sa for @ the Little Mothers
TATs sJG Jpaa p a concert OF Ru0inA'' Club wad0r-Asor
Free day at Geological PARK Metropolitan Museum of
Free Of the Beard Education D m-Pubic
ay hGs How Easand + oIare s!ePnf W
Pu6ic school s. No AIS West 2sh street. Professor
SSPlss GustFHiSa5 Pgbls School a Hubert and
dlustrated): Public School 46, 156ta street and St
the Of the MRaao A6ptan Of fSe Fdees
$4tS stFssf bev is6 % ruD Ii, 5eeSoa o. e4 st
r sherwood The New YORK Harbor'' illustrated;
hardt c Mars. Venice OF the Golden Ring dllus-
trated). Public School Goth street and Lexington
avenue Harry Bassett 'EugAne Field; Public
School ll9, 1880 street and Eighth n.
Ilden History OF Architecture Seen New York
City Buildings" illustrated; Public School 1855 First
avenue and 5lst De Witt & Snyder. "A Trip
To Central Africa Gllustrate1l Public school 15J.
No. 241 street Mrs Catharine Hays, Folk
Songs the South; Public School l88 sgth street,
between Columbus and Amsterdam avenues, w. Wal
lace C1endenin. 'Yoicanoes and Geysers' dustrated)
Public school ITO. lllth street. between Fifth and
lenox avenues. Thomas 5affney Taane Richard
Brinsley Sheridan: Education Alliance East Broad
way Jefferson street. Joseph C. Oakman, 'Pict-
uFesoue New Zealand' Gllustratedl st I.ukss Hal.
No. 4d8 Hudson street, Arthur D. Rees, Russian
Literature; Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. iidih
street and Lexington avenue George Corey. Will
silent" Qllustrate6l.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
OTHER mARKETs6Y TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO April 1s-CATTI.E-Receipts 1000 head;
market steady shade lower; common 20 enoies stssIA
5Ox6 25 cows 2Gs4 heife-s 50 73QS5 50 bulls,
81 5Ofs4 Is calves So 75ds5 70 socksrs and tesdera
SO T5as4 10 FOGS+Receipts. 10000 head market 90
lover choice 10 prime heavy So 75ds6 80; medium
good heavy So 7OS6 IS: butchers weights So 70s8 s
ood 10 choice heavy 7OS6 IS: packing IS 500
SO 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1o.Oso head;
market strong higher. sheep. S4 80 io ysanss
5000 IS: lambs $4 1887,
Kansas City, April ls-CATTLE-Rsoeipts. 6.2oc
head market steady shade lower. Choice export
and dressed beef steers IS 5Bs5 90: fair 70 good
steers 50 7sasS: Southern COWS Sc Sogst; nativs
Is So IzOGs-Receipts. IL 500 head market weak
Use lower; heavy. IS IS 55; p9s and lights 25r
Sc As: packers Sc AZ "A So 55 SHEEP-Recspts 900
head market sheep steady lambs 1Oc higher Top
lambs rs. IS = IS "a, and year
Hngs. 81 80 9 Sc; stoekers and feeders 50 - so
East Buffalo. April s.-CATTLE-Receipts, 500 head
fairly active and steady. VEAI1S-Receinls 500 head
slow n7d %, lower S5GS5 80 HO[iS-RecetrSs. 400
head. slow and Sc lower. heavy mixed So eosS 9S
Workers. s5e co. pigs So so9s6 So rouzas s66S6 ss
stags 81 259S+ 70 SHEEP AND L4AABS-Eeestpts,
GEO head; slow: lambs 10d15c higher Sc 2S1sT e0s
yearlngs 25c higher So 259S5 so weths-s. sees5 Is
ewes. IS 5CGS5 IS: sheep. mixsd. S39S3 rs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
CONTRIBUTIONS.

81 " Inc magazines has come from oaroeH
. a, No1 a clothing from Rhinebeck oraneh'
~ - - fresh eggs, from Aiendale adult braach'
4 g g ~ the president Mrs Frank DrumInoho'
ts.,s-L - c.: scrap pictures, without halHe :
- "oin l. E B.; silk sachets, from beSsi"
"a picture scrapboolZs. from the Geneva
sss,,, ne South Park Presbyterian chureh OF
"a =. Illuminated motto, for an Invalid caiiie
sss: - packages OF Easter cards ~lts.oTs sr,-,,
! Nrr-ef eggs from :. C; cigar DELos, -. 49,.
srtarr two dainty powder puffs rom sf. eli
y s.gs-1 y Los Angeles, Cal; naaGaZl.ts, -.
y Psy.L S.Oiel; package OF reaolne' lwIoL+ w SS-s
:. herns,s Alnboy, y. J.: fower seeds i.ottl a. ~
~ -. -. game, from Mrs. Jerome NO1 .-ov1 "
4. lefb.-,9.ll 9.l orkerB. and 3 womans s..t, a
~ S goukers; silk pieces, %ltho-t %,-, a
--'e coat Tor q girl, from hrs @Ec"44@1-'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April ls-C1osing; WFIEAr-SDot noninail
futures hrn May esd: July. 6s So September. 90
7.d CORN-SpOt American mixed new. Arm. 4s a.
American mixed Old sea4y Is Tl7d: futures nfF May
4s 5sd. July IS 4Nd. PEAS-Canaeian steady 6e 0a4
FLQCR-St Louis fancy winter steady. - I'd HOPS-In
London Pacific Coast quiet. i2QfS 10s BEEF firm;
Western SIS 30 HAMS-ShoTt cut !. 20 10 n hrrn
short RIB 10 "a 10 5Ss long clear iddlss. light "a
IS n. 40s long clear uiddlss heavy, 3S 20 40 -
backs Ia 20 6i osiiteA
IA Ia 10 ass "a: shoulders square. II 13 10 firm.
as 6d. LARD frm. prime Western IN tierces. 44a 80;
American refined. IN pals. ass Cd BUTTER steaayi
finest United states pos; good United states. so-
CHEESE-AEcrican finest white steady. 63s; American
fines; ooloreS rrm G7s. TALLOw-Prims city firm, e5s
Sd TCRPENTINE-Sprits STEADY. ass ROSIN-ccu-.
mon steady, IS Ia PF-TROLE.CM-Renned quiet 6NA
LINEEED OIL arm. 23s Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
FOR INFORMATION.

s'sguest: -''''is''ie1'' iiiAAeS Inc A'--'"
~, ny one tell ne Of a suitable home or shelter
= AZ. n. teoy eighty-one years old, that has out
Z rrr-S ~ 4rlencs ana relatives and IL alone IN
kr.ors--.a &C TOO respectable 10 be placed IN the
I'D - sne has 500 Any help 30 place her
teo1.,,s d blessed biz OF sunshine. She IS or me
p a s--~h 49, ialth. but so far has been unable 10
S-y o: rs church homes
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

SOC; do Baltimore. 4o6eOc; KoHLRABI New Orleans.
Zoe bCnches s3z<4: LETTUCE Florida. baSSst~
s1QS2 .; Go south Carolina T5cS1 so; do North Caro-
Ina 5GcdS1 .: do New Orleans. Per Dbl s29S; LIMA
crate 81 75Gs2 DO Bermuda 81 75$1 81 do Sonneetisar
white. rer bbl S2@S5: DO red and yellow. ~ 2Jel Ios
state ana white PER bush crate. socQs1; do
yellow. per bol 5ocgS1 80; DO red 50cfsl 20 DO
Orange yellow per 25c6S1 70 do red Dbl
z5cd$1; New Orleans leeks 100 lunches sS9s4:
do New Orleans shallots s3Qs4; DO Southern. 1ScS1:
DO Jersey. $1qs1 3; OEfA Florida per carrier t-ss
Cuban 50dS3; PEPPERS. florida carrier Sln
Sc Cuban. slG3$2 80: PEAS Georgia South Carolina
ard Florida. Per basket 75cQS1 so. PARSLEY, New
Orleans curly per bb 5ecFsi do plain S11lS1 30; DO
Bermuda per box. 75cGS1; ROMANO Florida, par
basket, Sl4$l %: Go Bermuda per box S19Sl % RAD
ISIIES Norrolk per basket T5caSl u; DO North ard
South Carolina. s1Js& So RHCBARB. Jersey. per 10o
punches. S24SS 50; STRING BEANS. Florida.
basket s1Qx2 q: do Per crate. si0s2 DO green per
basket S1Qsz 25 do crate. slGS2. SPINACH Norfolk
per Dbl 2'aeSo do Baltimore 25 acc; SQUASH FlortdA
white and Cuban. crate S19S2 TOMATOES. Florida
per carrier 81 ooS4; do Cuban S1G<3; TURNIPs Cana
dian. rutaoasa. per bel 81 1892: wATERcRE5S, Per
100 hunckes. SGs2
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price Of milk
- "a cents net TO the shipper the e6-cers
zone The new price was effective April 16-
The receipts of milk and
were lows.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
NOTES OE The STAGE

Ihe oeneht for the New York Home for Desti-
tute Crippled Children will he given this after
noon at the Broadway Theatre. The programme
which Will present more than one hundred persons
will include Reno and Richards. Miss Hone Rootb
IN q one-act play entitled The Little Blonde
LADY Chiffon Crawford Otis Harlan and chorus,
Lee Harrison, Miss Truly Shattuck and chorus
Otis Skinner Miss Ethel Levey a one-act PLAY,
called The Recigse Of Christianity Flat" to be
acted by Edward Connolly, Theodore Roberts Will
tam Hodge and Joseph Brennan; Miss Biancbe ~
Ring. George NJ Cohan, Miss Elsie Janis FRITZ
Schef and many others 9' A
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Skirts that circular in effect. whether or not
they are in fact, make the favortes OF the sea
son, and are eminently graceful and attractive
that there is ample cause TO rejoice that such is the
case. This one is made with the pleated front and
back cores that among the latest novelties
shown and with the side portions that are made in