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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
BUTTE IS WIPED OFF THE MAP.
Western Union Telegraph Company Closes Its Office There
vii Remain Closed Until Troubles With the Labor Unions
Are Settled Its Messengers Assaulted and RotteREgged

sengers promptly struck, and when the
Western Union attempted to use It's
own messengers not only we're they as
saulted and rotten-egged. but the Of
fee also was stoned and pelted with
decayed fruit and eggs. Police protec-
tion was then given the office, but yes
terday the office was again assaulted,
and It was finally decided to blot the
city from the telegraph map Of the
Western Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
Jimmy Michael Doing Wei.

Berlin. April 4-Thc physicians in at
tendance on Jimmy Michael, who sus-
day said today that be was progressing
favorably toward recovery. Michael was
thrown 81 feet and when picked az he
was senseless ana blood was Rowing from
his ears.
The accident was caused by the burst
Ing Of tire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

Clnnabar. Mont April 4-The presi-
dents train was moved to Gardner. the
entrance 90 Yellowstone park. this morn
Ing The president will probably board IL
after lunch before the ceremonies incl
dent TO thel ayins OF the cornerstone OF
the park gate begin. The start from
Gardner will be made at 6 o'clock this
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
Miners Return to Work.

Mahanoy City, Pa, April 4.--Pursu-
ant 10 the action taken at a mass meet
ing here yesterday 10000 miners re-
turned to work In the Mahanoy dis
trict today. waving the Saturday short
day, pending a settlement Of the disc
Pute by a board OF Cancellation The
shenandoah valley men have as yet
made no move ia accept the company's
terms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

The present sum set aside for Fort
Douglas win pay for the building OF
but Two sets Of barracks, Including
plumbing. lighting, heating, some out
Of door improvements, etc. But the
scheme OF rehabilitation includes six
double barracks. ana this further ap-
preparation means the carrying out Of
the entire program earlier than might
have been expected. Contractor Atklu-
son OF Colorado Springs IL now on the
ground preparing Tor active operations
in construction, and in two weeks exca-
walton viii begin for the iirst Of the
great buildings to 60 UP az the post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
BARRIERS EXAMINERS APPOINTED

Governor Wells has appointed Peafley
A. mn Felix Rhcinbold and Or. Chaun-
ccy Nj BENEDICT as members OF the new
state board " examiners Of BARRIERS which
was created by the last legislature Dir
Hill Il appointed for three years. Mr.
Rheinbold for one year and Dr. Benedict
the physician Tor the board, two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
FORT FUND MAY BE INCREASED.
Appropriation for the Rebuilding Of Fort Douglas May be Added
To to the Tune Of $5ooooo-Word Received From Wash
ington by Captain Ham, Quartermaster in Charge

Capt. Ham, the quartermastcr IN
charge Of the reconstruction OF Fort
Douglas. learns from Washington Of
the strong probability OF 100000 being
added to the $4,000 already appropriate
ed for the rebuilding OF this attractive
posi-. Congress appropriated Si.000,Co0
for the rehabilitation Of army posts.
and 5000. O0e Of this fund is Immediate
~ available. and Il is from this that the
$4,000 viii be taken at the instance
OF the secretary OF war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

no'e mat the pennsylvania Methodist
me oihclai organ OF the ehurch IN the
keystone state mas "a lengthy article
narratlng in detail the Whole story II
Is very Ditter IN us remuneration OF Lei
llch and refers to him as 'Disgraced
Preacher An injured church Re-
ported by an Eye ana Ear witness
II also describes the conductor as
man not AFRAID OF the deNll himself or
any human Delng engaged Ia the deVils
business
MINISTERS TALK
Several local Methodist minister's. in
speaking TINS morning OF the seml-an-
nual state conference just closed, stat
ed that the program went off as pre-
pared, except the Hanson episode, Fur
thelmore it was stated that the preach
ers are standing by Rev Harry Kemp
In his war on Lelich, and Mr., Kemp
VIII not retract the charges made
agains thin in the Utah Advocate, A
News reporter found Mr. Kemp, who
stated that his charges We're based on
asceuaned facts, and II was true that
he would not recall them. II Mr.. Lei
Heb wished 10 prefer charges agains,
him, why all right. he is at liberty to
do so. Mr. Kemp also said that he had
been advised by many not to show the
white feather. but to stand by his guns,
and this is lust what he proposes to
do.
The present undesirable situation in
Utah VIII Doe brought forclbly before
Bishop Warren ana the house OF Meth.
odist bishops. and a strong letter. ask
Ing for the removal of Supt. Leilich
Immediately, has been forwarded by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
Illuminated Address for Upton.

Southampton, April 2i--The two Sham
rocks left today In tow for the Clyde,
The town council Of Weymouth today
decided 10 present Sir Thomas Upton
with an illuminated address In rec0gni-
ton Of his sport smanlike effort TO recap
ture the America cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
Further Expulsion from Finland.

Stockholm, April 2L-Dispatches from
Helsingfors announce that further eX-
pusons have been ordered under the de-
cree published April lc prescribing meas
ures for the maintenance Of order IN Fin.
land The persons who have been IN
structo1 90 leave the country include oX-
Senator Mechelin, two editors, a former
leaders of the young Finnish party They
have received notice 90 leave Finland
within a week. otherwise they will be de-
pnrfgG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
shooting Rec at Nevada city, Cal.

Nevada city. Cal. April 2i-Jery
Goodwin shot Thomas T. Blue and son.
Thomas Blue is dead and William o.
dying Goodwin Is now en- route to
Nevada city 70 surrender The shoot
ing was the result 81 an attack made
hy blue and his son upon Goodwin.
BLUE met Goodwin IN the rear o. The
lstter's house and attacked him with a
cane. knocking him down. Goodwin
Il Is said, then drew a revolver and
shot both. Il Is said that disputed
ditch right caused NJ feeling between
the parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

Vienna, April 2A-Dispatches from So
fila announce that a band Of Macedouians
recently surrounded and slaughtered 20
BaZOuks and T. gendarmes near PetriCh.
Macedonia, out OF revenge for the murder
Of their leader. Captain Saen. who was
recently killed I'm an engagement in the
district Of Menik The band subsequent
released.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

Ironton. o., April 2l-Because the Iron
ton Portland Cement company refused 10
give Ben Garyey his old position rs 0iler
the entire force Of the plant and mines
numbering zoo went out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24

'O'' Lee Before Grand Jury.
Louis April 2i.-Lleut. Gov. John
WHO returned from Chicago
night appeared before the grand
n way when that body resumed
u. |'tsauon Of charges OF bood-
H., y me general assembly in con-
~ with baking powder legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
GOV, DE FOREST RICHARDS.
Takes a Change for the Worse and
IL Critically III.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 2i--The condition
Of Gov De Fores, Richards has taken
change for the worse and he is now
considered critically III. A physician is in
Attendance constantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-24
acknowledgements Treaty.

The Hague, April 2l-The first chamber
Of the states general today adopted the
treaty Of arbitration between Holland and
Venezuela.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02

feet order meet very fair demand wen sustained
P Pfs Inferior lots Including many lots Which sSs
Of the recent receipts abandoned 70 the freight
companies as worthless salad stuf N fsir demand
5I s PoTAa9ES Long Island 2er Dbl sSgs2 g. %
safe western and eastern IN bulk per 10 q, 81 sI9
e - do state and Western per bag, 500 70 90
%ToEs . ss 'T pp 5 Rs[ ST Z. 55,s do @
9egsi 25 DO southern yellow per Dbl! socgSl 5f'ss
s. % cARRoTs per per S 59Hf3 4sesl IS cBBAs pass6
Long saSd 5 P55 ieP zee Zoo &c s4s I per b $50
81. CAULIFLOWERS, Long Island. short trimmed, Per
75c6sl %; CUCUMBERs FLORIDA per basket SIGSs.
CELERY selected large. per dozen stalks 35g45e do
NeTS6rleszs. per 81. :aGss; EscARoL NeW-oTiesns;
per o5l S@Q$S; EGGPLA3Ts F9[id9 PEE basket g 80
81 506S2 So DO Norfolk 5Oc9sl 80: North Carolina.
75eGs2 DO Nsworlsans. per OIL s49$5 oKRA Florida,
sey DBL 81 259S1 10 do Connecticut and Eastern.
Gs2 do Orange County. yeiiow pc: bag s1asi so: DO
red g0esl so; do state and Western. white. Dbl
per bag si9si IS red "a bulk. per $50 Is. 81 ESQ
81 81; DO per bag SQSI 49, do small. white pickles per
Pa4 6 F2T s Ps So 0 P x 1 $2 SS RS
Norfolk. basket. 56c STRING BEANS, FTorida,
SQUASH Florida white. per basket s1asl So Do HUB
bard, per Dbl sl@Sl 25; ao marrow 75eas1 SPINACH
rer carrier 81 50as2 so do california; per fat case 81
0f aY ETB %sa ark nf r Sel ,
good opening and the steady run Nos and has
No S also something dTmer wsather good for haul.
sTEs bales I loo p sS:; 70 s7;sass Ne
clover mixed. 65R721sc; clover. clear. 5TisGsSc
cb6os s. 5 0G CLOSE In ns9t grades es 10 per
100 n Receipts OF hay and straw in tons reported at
Rsoad $50 Erie 900 Ps1nsyiTsn sio
Iacka and estern 20 Lehi ;1o Valley $50 R1
total 2l39 tons Receipts Of straw. 10 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPoRTs TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AeW-IDrE. December !. 1908.
CCFFE-E,-To-dsys coffee market rather quiet
GLrrE te middle session, but active the open
ard I'D ire last hour with the result that the total
transactions Fer the day reached fair figure though
fsUne crderaby that q The preceding session
The market opened steady decline q points
heavy -e--z--E which rcgevar promptly absorbed
interests. including European
that Presumably uudoinE straddles be
N--Aork and foreign markets whie commission
houses taa Eooc supplies OF buying orders and the
t-u5c saA receipts seem % b. increasing confidence
Tire recognized bullsh interests have been
operating t-r an advance since the time last
pared Zoe the close night Later the
market steade1 realizing grew n
ss--- ard .- cne last hour good demand developed
fU s1e sources. Wtth local importers reported
Pc E- buyers particularly 4 December. the spot
month and fhe market closed firm UNCHANGED prices
20 advance u 10 Points Sales IS bags
During tie day a circular issued by prominent
authority placing years consumption
about 100000 bags, and pointing prob
small crops The crop Of ls0l-'O2 about
u 100000 bags that q 19 2-02 L 10000 bags
TIE present crop expected than that
according aGyices recently received
Brazil. me growing crop IS likely fall
rEe-l-g This, q merely q rehearsal
present bulI theory, but 4 grow
irE eyt-e--e @ smaller crop moving than ex-
peCred ssSishe1 by the daily receipts. causing
spread 9. hush sentiment Receipts the ports
Today - and The Santos points
mad I3G35 ssEs. santos POO higher. Rio ad-
Hzvre a1~Encz< 4 franc TIE spot market was firm.
Vlrh Cu0rEti me basis q slice Rio Z.
Ia Hnes q sC1tract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE-BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES NEW YORK. December :.
19,3
Under provisions Of section s1s Greater New
YOrk Charter Chapter as. Laws OF IssT).
y O1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
sons or corporations have omitted to paw their
taxes. To PAY THE SAME IN THE BOROUGH IN
riICH THE PROPERTY is LOCATED
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. No 81 Chambs-s street
Mar haitian. y. Y
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, corner Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx. y. Y.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN Rooms 2 4 g.
Municipal Bui ng Brooklyn. y. Y
BOROUGH QUEENS. and
FRS street, Long Island City. y. 7.
TOROUGH OF Pr HMOND. aud SAM
SJapeton. Staten Island. y. z.
tha, under the provisions OF section Sis OF SAID
Charter. IF ANY SUCH TAX shall remain unpaid on
Of December. II shall OF the
Receiver OF 70 collect upon
such tax remaining unpaid day In addition
Of such per tho
there and 10 cha receive collect upon
remain unpaid tn hrst day January
there's interest Upon the amount thereof the rate
OF csatum calculated from
he payable
(Oct- be s 1900 as provided BY hundred
fourteen
DAVID z. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 1-CATTLE-Receipts. 6.OOo. including
i.50o Western: steady Coed 70 prime steers s. 2OG
S2S4 10: cows 81 5OS4 heifers $Si I5 81 90
S2 10; bulls $2S4 30 calves. 81 S0gx4 Texas fed
steers. s3Qs4; Western steers, $3gst so HoGs-Re-
ceipts to-day, 10000 tomorrow. $4,000 Opened loo
lower closed strong Mixed and buteheEs 81 SogS4 IS
good choice heavy. 81 50S4 go rouZh heavy. 81 25
qs4 as light 81 2gs+ so; bulk OF sales, 81 4oG$4 so
% choice wethers So 75G$4 % fair choice. mixed
Cincinnati Dec HOGS steady, 50 5O@$4 621s
CATTLE dull S2G$4 20 SHEEP easy 81 50qS3 %
LANES steady. So 1885 60
East Buffalo, Dec. 1-CATTLE-Receipts 45O head
steady Prime steers s? 1885 s. SHIPPING g 5oas4 GO
head; steady seass % HoGs.-Rsesipss. 5000 head;
fairly and steady: heavy 81 s0G$4 S. few 81 30;
mixed 81 75@$4 50; Workers. s. 65G$4 20 few 81 Is
pigs 81 s5GS4 80: roughs $49$4 2O SSGS3 IS
closing SHEEP and LAMBS-Reeeipts. 10, 400;
81 25 IS S59S5 80; sheep mixed No 81 509S3 70.
Kansas City Dec l--CATTLE-Receipts. Is 800. In
Guiding 200 soatherns Ma ket steady Export and
SO 1864 20; Western fed sc lower 50 lOGs4 IS
stockers and feeders strong s. 903 So
steady 6Ods3 IS; Southern steady 81 6OGs2 So
50 1884: bulls CHER S2qs3 25 strong 50 Is
asa HOGS-Receipts 1000 Market opened sc lower.
closed SC higher Top. 81 go; bulk
heayy 81 55S4 IS packers, 81 5Ods4 So pFs and lights
5O1s4 SHEEP-Recents. 8 600 Market. bhIOc
higher Native 81 25G$5 Is; Western lambs So
ass 81 1898 Is; stockers and feeders 81 Is
asa 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. December

New-York. December l. 1903.
BEEVES-Receipts cars, pa head, mainly
consigned direct No reported Dressed beef steady
fy arso 5 9sye sses eEI 5es Eange Ssgf per
selling at i0g1c dressed egh refrigerator beef al
425 cattle and lips sheep for J. shamberg Son, 425
cattle Tor scnwaIzsehild Sglzbsrser and Is also es-
Morris Beef Company and 500 quarters for Armour &
beef in the Cedric for Liverpool for the Swift Beef Com
CALvEs-Receipts. all for the market were 41s head
making with the stock carried from yesterday,
sxtieth The market rted about ste sy 1 Fns F
About ESQ calves unsod Veas sold 81 5O$e per 100
per 10; country dressed sS:2c Yeas
per 100 10 do las n at S IS DO s' 1a9 a. ss S 5o
a. Sc s. So go u do al e 10 dS l42 ~ e. '0 s9 Isl n
J. Il. Hume Western calves 2es n At 81 so
Sanders: veaIs IA n. at IS 50: 81 calves III n
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receir1s. ali for the market.
.f over Z. cas- s OF sos neaa Taas with ne stock car
Jersey City and at sixsihst Both sheep and ian6a
sheep % ' one M ese SSnoh as e
laos al % 99gso g a cus a s. 20 Dressed mutton
sa.es-To0ia shannon: STATE u n average
q STATE she eS III a. = 81 DO ''1il' %
rs n at IS So state sheep 1856 n At s. IS o. LOO Co.
Newton Co: % Ohio lambs So n IS so; 81 Ohio
Ke-ns Commission Co: $50 Indiana lambs SIS n. at
$ co p Indiana yearnss 90 n at s4 SO Indiana sheep
' ssn a. IS G 81 STATE ate sn Ian TO- stat. sheep
$ O. p q s. Ss' g sSiss a5 g al al
50 20 10 Pennsylvania sheep 100 n al - q DO % 70
s. s. q e Do S 20 al al s. " at o. DO 'O0 ID at
So H ss So R at 3 e 10 ss sheep 81
n AZ So DO Ito NJ at S. 81 DO ss ~ n at s. 50
on sale aye No sales 5spStsd up ate hour p, cTuR
Weights s StssSso quoted al per " 'O' sA'S TO NsA
saies-s Judd Co uae yesterday: 10 State pigs 81
3 o. sSsTass at 50 per 100 o IS Western hogs 200 n at
H H Hollis date yesterday 81 hogs 1s5 n. IS 10
roughs. 3O3 70, at 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02

-J-TDN-To-day- cotton market active and
excited preceding
T-les displayed great all the months selling
r!El for r-e The market strong
Tel from the opening. which Influenced tg
fnr5z 1aE higher cables. private reports q Du-ls1
reD-Sr1rs tle Southern and rather less
p. -a.-e weather sections. tlge her with in
grearr- confidence u E-Ls- bureau report AT
ce2 ana me -ea tlt large snort interest renamed
Ea1r-rg 10 tHe ne1E lions, strong a. advance
q lob points Naturally enough there heavy
a1z-ns ar me start aid Tor moment prices
|aFsrr- rerresrec l-e but almost Instantly
the south and talt nearly every Before
midday Delemue- had sod 70 i sc. January
u SO. March lls5c Aag II-s6C and July
Following fluctuations very irregular.
realizing would prices Of q H-Ile. and re-
EeHal Of h-L support wl-4l rally 2
point the The local leaders bought
ag1-eEE!Fely eFers cecil orders re
&c from -he New-Dreaus Bull crowd and Wall Street
KEPT The close, however. points
Gown from the best bur steady ~ q IBlZ
points. sales were estimated al lOfJOGO bales Port
for me day teaFg and the estimates
ca receipts a. leading points mad fun average bat
again and Southern spot
reported firm and c T. sac higher Speculative
tel- u course centred on TIE report % the Census
Bureau Al tomorrow expected
~ etured November u and
IRE amount rc1al1iur be E-1ned- The bulls seen
rJlf1-ct u very bullsk showing. while bears are
csTose. believe lEat the has been overCIs-
co-l-s-. lf sentiment indicate
& q q ran ng
ten and oue-half million bales
-e prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02

20 cotton c-=e- e-ier advance q 80 points.
-'- 20 i-----rE upland ana y &c for cding Gulf
Hs-- -tHN GALES deliveries On contract Southern
80 points r.s-er ar IL l2tc Norfolk steady.
r-r- tltt- o. -loe. sales. a5I bales. Augusta nrm
s-7. -I d ---Lf.. sales. / - bales. Savannah
noT.rr' -5s-.l Il &c. Ha-es 0lS bales Baltimore
- y---s higher 1896. ST. Louis frm. &c
. .a--s I'D -1lCE Mobile Grr = lIaae-
T-,ec --a .t' bales Galveston finn &c higher, a.
hFa-r 49,. -..' bales EeW-0rleauE steady 5-lSc
~ &C., .--s p bales Estimated receipts
ts-ef - -9s.-lTeFus from l5.g90 1900
Garsrs- ~ 20 -as- and - 247 last year.
week 40 ~ & -o 2te"o bales against Is ga last
= fa tsles efi t@ar and custom. y 900
Eee=rs 4. s-st > 10 week and z 80 last year
--fr- - ana Interior points to-day,
sane cay .aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
Public Notices.
APPELLATE DIYIS-
SUPREME COURT,

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIvIS-
~ ior First Judicial Departmert-In the matter az
application Of the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
for the City OF New FORK appoint
a railroad railroads for the conveyance ana
OF and property
structed Observation-Disclosures Of
Public notice is hereby given that chs
provisions Chapter 1 the 1891 amended
undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit
City OF New York viii apply TO the Appellate Dt
a. term thereof be held Appellate Division
Court House Madison Avenue Twenty-afth Street
in the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New YORK..
eleventh day OF December. 1908. o'clock
afternoon that day, thereafter counsel
be appointment OF
N report
and transportation persons
property ought be constructed and operated. The
are the petition said Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners 1903 afdavfts ana
other accompanying the all Of which
fled IN the office or the Clerk OF the said Appeate
about the 9Th day OF November. 1893 ana
in addition. other papers shall 70
the said by said Board description OF the
railroads forms OF He'd
aforesaid in the Appellate Division Following brief
Manhattan: Prom Thirtyhird Street Forty-seccnd
Street Park Avenue The object aforesaid
application obtain the appointment OF commission
who shall determine, after public hearing
ties railroad railroads ought
constructed and operated and shall
the Ape Hate Division aforesaid
CT construction and operation Of such
Board viii : NAl
shall when confirmed BY said Court. be OF
the consents OF the property along the line
Dated. New York November 10. 1903
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
(Signedl A. z ORR, President.
(SigneD BIOS BURROWS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2. 1903

g Ssxs s. sxtrs No winter ssGss 70: req dog s2s
30 RE FLouR sT ss Sgosed Fair good 80
Quoted: Kiln dried 81 soass as to brand RAGMFGiI,
sg . 9g0ed rI4e White and yellow 81 so@sl 80.
SIS IS sacks s 70 s stSs 200 g
SIS IS Deeember honiny chop $50 bulk 81 SO sacks
GRATN-wHEAT-A change came over the whoa,
market to-day although the situation a whole showed
appeared after opening and continued with T1
OF less SsgoF throughout The day 50 that prices
way the decline result Of selling for long secouHt
and aggressive support by the bull Interests which
previous days. sustained the market by the active
demands which were backed UP ey bulsh statistics In
and prices there did are the early strength
revoos week ana Iast On. resIt s go Win the
tendency however fopnd favor in the ewes % h
friendly To wheat better export demand sales on
this account assregsting loads here ana IA loads at
aggregate exceeded last year by about 500 900 Snsb re
arrivals Al Kansas city and St Louis especially
observed nevertheless Northwest advices spoke
y further decrease IN farm offerings. while the Mn
= 10000 bush compared with bush last year
was iporta4os ana soHsdsrea ratSsT unsstis
wheat anoat basis are as Follows: 40 North
en- Duluth sl&c. No hard New-York S6Hc and
SERVED some strength from early in wheat
aFrcr MIDDAY was arscss seo5 az me Mest DG
ne seirg movement which develoPed destroying the
prees partly sc net lower. The cash market showed
reported along that line IN either t or any other
markets The cables were dun ana Western weather
o dses 4sc e1atoF and &c sos sS' saoat No
The market Tor oats deTeloped considerable strength
in the early session and higher but eventually lost
wheat Al the close was no more thar steady in
N e yp a = a. No a. IT, NS W s a. .5
white sac RYTEAia@Iet 4rrner. NJ ; Vestern eao
Z Q ahoat; State and Jersey rye. 56q5sc BARLEY
60c. both / Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ttv--uori pse CLOSING WF7EA F-Sprt--No Fed
y-tsS STATE IS ~ futures quiet, DecemueT sAd
wsrea e. AID. June. - 3isa CuPN-S0ct steady.
$1,000 ufxsf a. Id quiet. January Al.
Narch s. Io14d PEAS-Canatlan steady. 81 T'ad
TOT-1-St- fancy winter Iala - So. HOPS
London CF'acine coast s'eady. q l2sFa' O. BT,F evr
GIs "a PORK GrHl- prime
HANS short - D. n,
EAf-OV weak Cumberland cut ~ Sd r. AS shrs rs
lonE clear miatles heavy & g a. n ass short clear
to n ga clear D. g
OULDFRS-SQuaTc. II 20 I3 p. easy 2as LARD-
Prime western ~ tierces. SOS a. Arferczn rennef
al BrTrFr -rFfE-F'sEf-A r1erfcan
hnest white quiet Us; American arcst eulorsd steady
SIS TALL NN--F,rtTne cry steady 2Js TTTRPENTTNT
Spirits steady AS o. RCSINConsrnon frun - fasd
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec l. = p E--COTToN-spot IN limited
demand. Il points higher. ullddInE fair
ae4t' good mlddlig 64s.i. uddIas 64Qd low mid
ding bJ4d. good ordinary. d24d. ordinary, Sod The
sales OF The day 5000 bales. %
speculation md expc-t- and included Zoo American
Receipts. 1Toqf. bales. n.
Futures opposed Irregular
American uid1ing. < c, December 6.3&ds December
snt January e.sd, January and February. 6SS6 2eds
February and March. 2t6 Esd March and April I'D
April and May. d2IG6Z2d; May and June, 6sO6s 2i9:
June and July e.tsd; July and August. AHA August
and September. nominal