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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Man Blows His Head of

STOCKTON. Cal. Oct 2.--Albert Ca
rey 2S years, residing at CollegeviIle,
accidentally blew off the top of his
head while cleaning a muzzle-loading
rifle. He was a son Of A. w, Carey. a
CollegevilIe farmer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Texas Gets Fresh Start
BY Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 2.-The United
States battleship Texas, which was re-
called after having been hurriedly
placed in commission at the Norfolk
navy yard and dispatched for Cuba
with marines and land supplies on
board, sailed again this morning on a
fresh start for Cuban waters.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Woman Killed In Oakland

BY Associated Press
OAKLAND Oct. 2.--An aged woman
was struck by a West Berkeley train at
the sixteenth street depot of the South-
ern Pacific and so badly injured that
she died about an hour later
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
EdltOrs RETURN from Hawaii
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 2.-Forty-
five members Of the Southern Cali
fornia Editorial association returned
today on the steamer Sonoma from a
months excursion TO Hawaii. The
party left here on September /.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
RIa school Loan h snaIn

MADRID. Oct 2.-Minister of Public
instruction Gimento has announced a
project for loan OF $l0,OO00OO for the
construction Of hfteen primary schools
during the next hVe years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
SHOOTS DOWN JUDGE ADVOCATE
Assassin In Turn Is Killed by officer
in Court
BY Associatad Press.

By Associated Press. l-H
AsKABAD,g Russia, Oct. 2.-During
the trial Of the second section of the
troops who mutinied here in June an
unknown man entered the court room
and killed the judge advocate, Gen.
Rinkevitch, and attempted to shoot the
president of the court, Gen. Usha-
koffski.
The assassin was shot down by an
officer. e-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Hurt by Oakland Auto
By Associated Press.

OAKLAND. Oct. Keith Coplin. 13
years old, who resides at 1890 Telegraph
avenue, was run down by an automobile
on Telegraph avenue, near Twenty
eighth street. His skull was fractured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Ask Quesada to Stay
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Senor Que
sada, the Cuban minister, who rendered
his resignation to. the provisional gov
ernment of Cuba, has received a cable
gram in reply asking him to withdraw
his resignation and remain here. Mr..
Quesada will announce his decision to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Oakland Increases Police

by AbsotIdt teU tIVs5'
OAKLAND, Oct. 2.--Two additional
detectives and five sergeants We're pro
vided for in an ordinance introduced In
the city council last night All Of these
officers are to be appointed from the
present police force.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
woRKMEN ATTACK A PRISON
Took Several VoIIeys From Guards to
Disperse AssaiIants

BY Associated Press.
PETRoPAVLOVSK, Oct. 2.-The po-
litical prison here was attacked today
by crowd of workmen bent upon de-
livering sixty-one prisoners who arrived
yesterday.
1t took several volleys from the
guards to rout the angry crowd, who
fired back with revolvers and stones.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
MURDER ANOTHER CONSUL

SWeoen's Representative Shot in Car
riage at Batoum
BY Associated Press.
BATOUM, Trans-Caucasia, Oct. r.
M. Hager, the Swedish vice consul here,
was mortally wounded today while
driving in a carriage on the outskirts
of the city and died in the hospital to
which he was conveyed. His murderers
escaped.
NJ Hager, who was manager of the
Lobel Naphtha works, is the second con-
sular officer murdered during the last
five months, the first victim being
William Stuart, the American vice con-
sui, who was shot at his country place
near here May 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
RUSH MARINES TO
P|NAR DEL RIO
WILL KEEP VIGIL OVER THE
FORCES OF GUERRERO
Insurgents, Though Dispensing, Are
Not All Satisfied With New Order
Of ThInss7-ExpsdItlons Sail
South

BY Associated Press
HAVANA, Oct. a.--BusIness Is picking
up wonderfully.
Contrncts are being renewed, enter
prises Of nll sorts are being revived and
the people are being employed.
The conhdence OF the business ele-
ments In the PROVISIONAL government IL
apparently unbOunded and they are nll
perslstentIy hoping that the intervene
ton Will be permanent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
TAFT ASKS FUNsToMs AIo

nearly all the congressional appoints
nenls have been cancelled.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH

chicago April 1--CATTI.3-R Receipts. 1900 head
market steady I0c higher; common prime steers
saSs6 40 cows 25de4 75QS5: bulls. 81 ~
75M$T 1o HOGS-ReCeipts 5000 head
choice to prime heavy SH 50H$b ~
medium 10 good heavy 45dS6 50 90
ass 60 good choice ST 454S6 40 packing
81 s5GS6 An. SHEEP Receipts 900 head; market
steady sheep 25gS6 So ycarlings Sbd 81 -; lambs
81 1895 90. -,
cincinnati April 1l.-HOGS strong butchers and ship
pera So 50aS6 90 common 81 5O9Se 35 CATTLE seady
fair good shippers 25QS5 Is; 81 las Ho
SHEEP steady. s. 5O9$5 -. LAMBS steady. 81 504S7
East Buffalo. April 11.-CATTI E Receipts. 100 head
demand steady; prime steers. So 25pSS 20 SHIP
ping 1895 butchers 81 25dS5 10. hefeTs 50 lo
So COWS $84S4 65 Receipts. head. fairly
active. higher. S5Q$s HOGS-Receipts, . 100 head
active a shade higher, heavy mixed and Yorkers
T5GS6 So pigs 65dS6 10 rough So 90Q$6 -; sags
81 254S4 ~. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000 head
fairly active lambs al 250S8 90 few Sd 95 yearngs
s6G$6 -: wethers sG0S6 % s. 5o4$S I5 sheep
mixed. $3aS5 70. ,oroo
head including Southerns steady TO strong
hefers weak and dressed beef steers 80 %
ass 9O fair good, 81 2omS5 25; fed steers
81 T5GSs -: Rnd feeders $36s4 So southern
steerF So 7AGS5 Southern 81 50a$4 -" hatlNs
So 50$4 hefers, 159S5 To- bulls $50
a. -. calves, S2@$6 80 HOGS Receipts II 8 hesa
So 42'3 bulk Of sales s6 $3.50 AZ
heavy, So 4Oass AZ. packers so 4oGs6 42l pEs ah
lights. IS 25ass 37ls SHEEP Rect pts 200 ,h ne5a
market steady: native lambs s5aS6 50: western lah
s5ase so and yeariings s. 5oass Western s is
stosksrs and feeders. S3GS4 80
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
10 MIKE BLIND SEAL SEE.
operation for Cataract Performed
Upon Hippodrome Pet.

n%l y sa'd 70 be the first record of an
operatloh Tor the removal of a cataract from the
eye OF sea- was successfully performed yesterday
pS III W. H. Young. the surgeon at the Hippo
urohle on Ioby' the oldest and one of the clever
est IN captain Woodward's troupe of performing
seals' Toby Will be remembered as the seal that
oeais the drum in the seal band He is eighteen
years old the pet of his trainer and the only sur
Hi'lhg member of the original troupe of seals first
i1'roduced by Captain Woodwards father fourteen
Years ago
iopy mas been blind for three years but he has
never missed performance. and few persons in
the audience would guess from his actions
mat ne mad lost the sight which DR. Young now
Hopes 10 be able TO restore. The right eye, which
was operated on yesterday. was the first to become
a"ecteo' and soon the disease spread to the left
eye II is said to be due TO old age DR. Young
mas oeeh watching the cataract in the right eve
eioSei!' ana yesterday it ripe" use the
technical term.
IIter nelnS strapped down to a ia bIe Toby's
crippled optic was sprayed with cocaine to deaden
Ihe , pain; Pr Young then performed the operation
fha aI,e oiTsIeu IN removing the crystalline lens Of
tne eye. Though it an extremely delicate on
GRAFTON. 1t was finished in Just twenty minutes The
seal apparently suffering no main ~
AFTER the wound had been dressed the ove vac
a. tcdIly sealed with collodion 10 keep the
NC IeteI S from entering the cavity. DR.. Young saws
ne opes the eye will be sufficiently healed in three
eAS u permit g. similar operation on the left eye
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
APPROVES POLICE STATION DESIGN.
art Commission Does Not Like Proposed
Drinking Fountains, However.

Inc municipal Art Commission has approved a
oeslgn for new type Of police station house for
the 18th Precinct station, in West 3Oth street The
architectural design suggests fortress This is
SAD TO be the first of a series of similar designs
winch may be adopted for new station houses In
different parts of the city
commissioner Bingham does not think a police
station should look like ordinary country house
OF store but that, like Jail. it should show by its
slyle or architecture what it is. The design ap-
proved oy the Art Commission is that of a new type
OF building for the Police Department which rep
resents the plans of General Bingham.
Inc commission has disapproved a design for
ullhklns places for horses and dogs submitted by
the humane Society 1t is purposed ny the So
clety TO set up about twenty-five such drinking
places in different parts of the city. DR. John
quincy Adams, acting secretary OF the commission
said yesterday that, while the purpose of the So
clety was pra1seworthy there was no reason whv
mess drinking places should not be little works OF
at' ar instead OF being ugly. The society declared
QI ADAMS, should get some good artist to make a
oesgn' which could be duplicated After the initial
expense, the cost would be great.
Inc MOTIFS mansion. in the neigloorhood Of 18th
street and Webster avenue. in The Bronx was
oousnt by the city for preservation and restoration
tain changes should be made by the Park Depart
nnent The Washington Heights Taxpayers Asso-
Catlon, however, wished the restoration and re-
decoration of the mansion to be done under the s-
perylslon or the Art Commission, and accordingly
made such request 70 the commission. The conf
mission has expressed its willingness to act if the
Mayor refers the matter to IT. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that the Mayor will take such action.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

20 me cotton market fairly again
fDep ana reached new high level for the bull
.IeuL curing the first few minutes Later however
tnere was heavy realizing and prices saEced off to close
az net decline Of 70 points Sales for the day were
at 10000 bales The openeinE was STEADY az
ana s aGTahee & Of tc points with May Selling at ii3sc
u Juiy az liz during the minutes in response
Ensisb TEner Lverpool cables the big spot in
5iiSsh market and the buish
Eut smaller longs somewhat disappointed that the
ueng aoNance did not stop orders on the
elort sdA II looked IL orfe
me advance came from the big interests the weather
III te south was good. prices gradually eased off
s osa OF cotton was absorbed around closing
me previous day but the continued absence Of
oppressive Dull support emboldened
the market before the close final tone was barely
steaoy AT the low prices session three ~
me laTge markets will be closed Friday SATURDAY
ana MONDAY, and the weather period win
T}m9ouotedy be the chief Of anxiety among both
IoAgs ana shorts, which will probably 10 careful
s5uay Of the weather map This morning and render
sennsnt peculiarly susceptible to the indications Re
Seips LOT the oay were heavy but
days movement were light and this tended 10 steady
t9 old crop months during the session Southern
spot markets were unchanged TO lsc higher
The range Of contract prices in tbe local market to-
day follows: ~ w
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April IL, 1906.
inarAet to-day amounted about 10000 bags but OF
ts nearly 12OOO bags represented EXCHANGES and as
thls would indicate fresh business very light The
aAst opened steady at unchanged prices
t points on one position. but eased off
nqoaaton in the absence of demand steady
net unchanged 10 = points lower no feature
70 me general news European markets unchanged
ana SNldGny very quiet. owing perhaps. approach
m me- che Easter holidays as the EuTopean markets will
Ge Closed on Friday Saturday and Monday. OF
brazilian markets Rio Is reis higher hut Santos
vas uIchanged ana the Of Brazilian exchange
.-o<u lower Brazilian receipts a little lighter the
Two ports getting 5000 bags against 1000 last wear
ut ths Juholahy movement moderately full
tS ess against 5000 last year The May position
e cere or interest in the local pending better
news from Brazil in regard the prospects for the
S4Ing crop To-days exchanges included switches OF
a 70 september at 40 points, October 60 points
70 March at 80 points December 654T0 points and
Septeoer TO March at 90 points. way 1t is con-
bi dered healthy sign that the May long is
eIns transferred to later positions.
that the long interest remains in the market Ia check
some subsequent advance cause weakness in The
Lu!Ie III operates against immediate
SntT spoI situation and argues confidence
!utuIe Inc market for spot was ouet with QUO
IsIlons on the basis Of t-16c for Rio No Z
was as follows " " ~ 10y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TO TRIsECT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
Halpin Plan Will Be Submitted to Republi-
can Executive Committee.

The odell-Halpin men in the Republican County
Committee, to-day or tomorrow, will ask Presi-
dent Parsons TO call meeting Of the Republican
Executive Committee early next week take ac-
tion on scheme of reapportionment. Mr. Halpin
has been hard at work a. plan that he believes
will meet the approval of ma jority Of the execu-
tive committee. and he is ready to urge its adop-
ton.
The Halpin plan makes three fun -hedsed Assem-
bly, districts in what is the 35th Assembly dis
trict II is understood that Edward II. Healy
leader Of the S5th. will. after the reapportionment
lines have been adjusted. be the leader the saith
District. Thomas J. Whttle. secretary Of the
County Committee. is likely 20 be the new leader
Of the 35th. and William s. Germain now the lead
of the annexed district. viii head fun district
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

r. he. As shown ii s made Of gray yoiie with
mining ~ French crochet. collar ana GUNS "i
KING shade darker than the material put II
appropriate for all the suitings Of me season
'-d also makes A satisfactory separate wrap OF
1af'iath. tafeta or any other suitable material
80 quality ~ material required for the medium
+t Is ~ gards y inches wide, 2. yard ~ inches
tae % = Yards SO inches wide, with = yaId on
- rated
e 81 pattern. No. $3.50. is cut In sizes TOT d "-' o.
~ ana 80 inrh bust measure -
os,sAe Ae pattern viii be sent 10 any address on re re
~ lG cents Please give hummer oI pa ~ ~ -
r. r. Dust measure distinctly. Address FatleIn Be g
6s.,..hlehL New York Tribune III IN huIIs S1I I1I
r.os,,n send extra two-celt stamp ana VIC VIA
-i ay letter postage ia sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. April 11--C.csng: WHEAT-spot nominal:
futures dull. NAV. IS lad July Ss Sad September Gs
6&d. COFN-Spot firm; American mixed new, IS 3i1G
old futures dul May As 4Ssd: july, 4s 39td
PEAS-Canadiar steady s. 9lAd FIOCR-St. Louis
Coast quiet l212 los. BEEF stea1y. extra Indta
mess 16s I'd PORK firm. prime Western, Tss Qd
HAM5-Short u u 70 lb. drn. 53s BACON frm:
Cumberland 80 II. 4es "a RIB IS 70 -
clear mlddies heavy IS 20 40 r.. ass Ca short clear
backs Is - lh- iss clear bellies Ia 20
SHOULDERS square II % IS 10. erm. 42s Cd. LARn
strong prime WesteTr. N teyces ass % American
dued in pals as % BUTTER steady. Unlted
States e0s good Cuted states SOS. CHEEsE-Ausrican
finest white, steady. SIS I'd do colored strong eSa
TALLoW-Prime ely nrn. 25s Cd TURPENrISvE-
Spirits, its 90 RCSIN-C'ommon steady. o. I'd Pc
TRoL4EUM-Rehned quiet 6sd- LINsEED OIL nrrn. 2SA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
DID MlNTz STEAL TEN COMMANDMENTS?

summons issued in the Essex Market court
yesterday afternoon for Rockwell Mintz, because
he keeps the Ten Commandments. The fact that
he won't give them up caused all the trouble.
Mintz lives at No. 23S Delaney street. and belongs
to the Chirowe, a religious society. with headquar-
ters at No 81 Columbia street. According to Max
Schuner of No. S05 9TH street. of the complain
ants. Mintz has had possession of the pride OF the
society tablet which the Ten Commandments
were engraved. made of marble and inlaid with
precious stones, with gold and silver border.
Mntz if is said, has the tablet, and won't give 1t
Ihe case Will be hediA az U Cloch tHlS Iloi'i
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
coLMY UP IN NJ & w. FORGERY CASE.

The trial Of Colonel r c. P. Colmy. alias
Kid" Murray began yesterday before Recorder
GoT with Assistant District Attorney Garvan
nrosecuting. The charge is the forgery of names
10 two 10O-share certificates OF Norfolk & Western
Railway common stock. The first witness was An
drew NJ. Meloy, who said that on August 81 1900,
Colmy came to his office with G Augustus Seton
and requested the loan of $ll.00 for the firm ot
Johnson & Moore. contractors, OF which hrlh
C,Clmy giving his own A l.. Moore, repre-
sented himself he member. According to
MeIov ,,olmy said the firm wanted the sum named
to Obtain "A contract for a big job on Staten Island
seton went on the stand and cOrrobOrated Meloy'
His examination was not concluded Wnen an au-
ioiirnmeut was taken until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
METZ GIVES JOB TO M'cARREN MAN.

Controller Metz found a. place yesterday for
James B. Bouck. the McCarren leader of the 4th
Assembly District in Brooklyn Bouck was a tax
commissioner until January l. when Mcclellan re-
fused to reappoint him. To make place for Bouck
Mr. Metz transferred Jacob S. Van Wyck from the
deputy recevershp Of taxes in Brooklyn to the
place Of collector Of arrears. made vacant by the
death ten days ago of Charles L. Rushmore, and
appointed Bouck to Van Wycks place, at $4,000 a
year. Van Wyck loses $500 a year by the deal.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

active and higher Lsttucs 25c higher sra6s<
5ss5 58P Arm a and bsr fer ehdlee tomatoes SLOW wstsf
eress less plenty and higher Other yssetaolss range
b6i sSgss; do second cTop. s4aS5 % F1orids
Maine per bag. 81 25a$2 40 DO state
and western in bulk per 10 ~ = US - 40 per ss
So 20 90 per basket 7ScGSl 90 ASPARAGUS. Csforna.
DO Charleston S25$S. ARTiSIi0KEs california. Per
dozen I5cqSi REEFS Charleston new Per 100 eunc1ss
y StS5 do New orleans. bhl SzHS2 80, do Fiorida
per bbl crate 81 50aS2 bush crate s19si %
Suaehes si X DO }5sriesSo@ new Sc DO New,
unWs@hei = ss Sc ca GAZE SS5t IeriIa ps- SSl Srats
SEIgS2 S1gS2 90 DO Charleston 81 15as3 p: AUldIt@0M- LIE @
california. per case sSGS6 do F1orss per large case
s$ 6 e. 10 sf Pfs = 'Iss Tio sSeSS ~ 5,s s per s & ~ ~ s
sr1te, S$es+; caICoRY or ENDIvEs New orleans. per
$ SCI EGefI,Ts Fori5s per box 81 5cqss % GuSsh
$lgS2s So Ho4s1IskDIsH per 100 n S2asi So KAL.ES
1Grf9ik Per b5l ISc0S1 do Baltnnore. 7SdsSe; KOHL
Florida per basket 5oeS5ssy ~ & ms, S5 SSr
=, 'S DO North ssrolna See9sl SO: LIMA BEANS Flor
g. 10 Do Bermuda. s. 4oqS2 90 do EgyPtisn per sas
yellow 81 gSi - state ana wssih 9 Sss 40 per- sG bush
sisS ~ 80 - 90 I1 and Yellow per oei oT eSs tScq
red per s9L 75cqSl Is do New orleans. Iceks per
i5caSI Do Jersey. 81 Scgs2 oBRA FLORIDA, FER car
pe- carrier SIQSs: do cuban StaS IS: PEAS georgia
end south Carolina basket, 81 soa$S SO; DO Florida
90 plain per loo egnshss $2aSa 90 do BsruGss psr
New Orleans per b6I So do Bermuda per bSx $i9si 25
soath taFoins sast IS TiNG ENs IL FioTs Hsl wsS s
per basket SgSS do per erats SfS4 So do green Per
Fsr 6Sl ooSaSi 20 soJAsH FLORIDA white per crate
carrier 81 5eGst So do cuban SIgSs TT-RNIPS Caha-
dan Tuta5ags per Dbl 81 7sas2; wATECREss. 100
M ATD S. e "a 56 E5oSsngs ,s price remains
called meeting on Monday an attempt cut the price
being tie on the proooson revised oSaSai figures s5os
that the New York CentTs long haul system eaIed TO
bottles Of milk. 1O9O7 O and 20 2O5 cans
The receipts Of 4Oous-s cans Tor tho
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
The TRIBUNE PATTERN

F"i Jackets and Etons appear to be the only
li'sS for favor this spring and both are being
fnoVu in nearly endless variety Here is a pony
.e'fe' cf tHe newest and DrettIest Of tho Jackets
hs' are made with narrow vest and fiat collar
sno which is as dainty and becoming as
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12


Hammond ticket. She says:
u view of the circular issued to the federRefa of RIf
cnbs Ng of the state by few OF for
faIo in relation TO the ticKe. @ r1escentfy, re- it would
seem that the members of the on the subject
and that entitled TO adaress e R,ffalo states
mai the Circular in question contains tne me lihPeu ID
Endorsement OF the preSeh, ,eritgs but to state
t6em A perusal of the paragraph IN quesiion VIII
show that hat no 6 seeh used that the candidates named
'embody the policy of the present r i a.
a99ministration in justice to the body by which it
the federation n1g sihties and obiigafions rntaIed
ai some paths to do so legally, it gave away tho
money collected for the establishment Of such a
school II is fully understood throughout the
federation that the executive board stood loyal 10
the Doicv of its electors in refusing to the
federation with the school to which the federation
on my ItcKeL ar IfI WIIth o!a Z 10 t1e uae ctup
tention may be expressed by the convention should
IA and ad to thG IN Ta2 4ee2esce DuRsh& @ ned
ticket l solely am responsible for that ticket 1
commenced work upon IL the evening of the day
OF the 1st District meeting held in New York in
District meeting at wch il was indorsed. 1t was
framed for presentation AT that meeting because OF
York II was sent 10 al the club presidents in the
is District made no mention Of various candidates
nominated u the lst District ineetns SUI repre-
] asked the Endorsement of the 2d District g3e
my
piibIished This indorsement heartily given.
Noi only did not seek the Endorsement Of the ad
,uinistrition but did not seek the Endorsement OF
anv officer or member of The executive board: to
! have done would have been most manfestly i'm
proper. =,
In such body as our federation; representing
different opinions and interests. politics We must
always have. But let as have them Of a club
nature. open frank and square. with the rights Of
| each party respected Had a moderate ticket OF
well divided Interests been named at the LIST tNew
York; District meeting. and recognition been given
| "a an nominations then made. ] would not have
considered IL necessary 10 send out an opposition
,fa I offe
investigation by your honorable body and will at
any time IL desired, appear before you TO that end
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
OLIVE LOGAN PROVIDED FOR.
Old Actress Reconciled to Husband, Who
Will Help Support Her.

Through the efforts of Probation officer Van Keu-
rem, of the Harlem police court, Mrs Olive Logan.
a stage beauty of thirty years ago, and formerly
well known lecturer and authoress. has become
reconciled to her husband. James 0'NeilI Logan,
whose arrest she caused on Tuesday charge Of
non-support and ntoXication. H promised TO brace
up and stop drinking. The probation officer will
collect the mans salary and provide for the wife
well as for the husband. Logan has place at
Ellis Island
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
milk ana cream in 4O-euars cans for thu

HAY AND STRAW-HAT-The market svtdsntly has
room for the widened receipts. late quoted
strong, With good inquiry Nos and Leading tho de-
taand Prime hay wanted. but buyers to bs
tired of hunting Wholesale lines River bargss
YET In fuU force. The West Indian demand i5 fairly
active from our stock Canada IS shipping freely Eng
land We quote; Prime large bales. Per 100 10, STn9
9oc No l. s2l9 1s5c No . T2A91Tlsc No s. 56GsT lScy
shipping common 20 selected t03522c clover. mixed
o21z662laC clover clear. 50d60C STRAW-Prssent low
prices have ruled for entire week to Receipts
OF hay and straw. in reported at the Produce
change az to-day Hudson River Railroad 14o West
shore, Erie. DeaV
wanna 4 Western, 10 Lehigh Valley 20; Baltinors d
Ohio. 20 Central Of Jersey.
total O6n tons: for wee 400 tons Recsipts 81 straw
50 tons for Exports ot hay week IA
bales: Newcastle . 125 Juan. 800 Bermuda SQS.
Liverpool 1856 Cardsnas. 1.591. Dsmsrara 10s Ieith
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALS-TIN-The London tin market was un
changed 10 little lower, following the recent ols aI
vance, with closing fl76, while futures were
lower at t1T1 The local act quiet. with spot
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MISS RHODES RESPONSIBLE.

Il, a letter addressed to the executive Ooaru
.o,Io,ri,,e the action Of the Buffalo women MISS
Anne Rhodes assumes all responsibility Tor inc
1Ia,,,rpond ticket She says: