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The Mills Road Outing.

P. S. Hart-Ward Hardware Co., sells
orr paint
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

The Wake County Savings Bank has
opened temporary quarters in the OF
flee of Grimes & Vass, pending the
opening the bank on Martin street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

A colored couple of Vantern, John
Rogers and Mary Pretty. obtained Il
marriage license yesterday.
Capital City Council j. 0. Z. A. M.
meets Monday evening at 7:40 and d
special program will be observed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

The rural free delivery postal
routes increase constantly. Yesterday
it was given out at the postoffice here
that there were now It's in North
Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Capt. W. L. MCGEE. of Franklinton
was in the city yesterday on his way
home from the st. Louis Exposition
He purchased some of the latest farm
machinery to exhibit at the NORTH
Carolina State Fair.
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At the Churches Today.

Epworth M. Il. Church-Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Services con-
Quoted by the pastor at II g. m. and
at 1880 p. m. Epworth League Wed
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Prof. E. C. Brooks is in the city
winding up his affairs in the office Of
the State superintendent of public in
struction, preparatory to his final re-
tirement from the position of clerk OF
the loan fund. He will take charge
of the Goldsboro schools on Monday
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

The Wake County Bar meets Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 in the clerk OF
the courts office to arrange a calen-
dar for the civil term to be held. be-
ginning October "a.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Mr.. J. r. Young will address the
B. Y. P. u. of the Tabernacle at the
Tabernacle Baptist Church this af-
ternoOn at four o'clock. His subject
will be Helping One Another"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Mr.. A. G.. Delamater. the clever ad-
vance representative of T. G. Whit
ney's popular and successful attrac-
tiOns is in the city. He lis arranging
for the great success Dolly Warden"
which appears here on Monday night.
October II, at the Academy of Music.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Mr.. Bob Haynes was yesterday call
ed to Greenville, S. c., by telegram
saying that his father. Mr. J. II.
Haynes, was dying. Mr.. Haynes was
about "A years old and was paralyzed
on his left side a few nights ago. Mr.
Bob Haynes friends here sympathize
deeply with him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Mr.. f. O. Moring, secretary and
treasurer of the Caraleigh Cotton
Mill, has returned from Charlotte,
where he attended the meeting of the
Southern Colored Cotton Goods Asso-
citation, of which he was elected presi-
dent. He was greatly pleased with
the result of the meeting.
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SILK PETTTCOATS

These are of soft Tafieta Silk and
warranted not to split--fusfiOnabIe
cO!ors and blacIl-$5.00, $1,000 and
ESQ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-09

Guaranteed T2fet Silk Waists in
the new Shades of Brown, Navy, Gar
net and Blue: also white and black
$3.50, $500 and ........ $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
STOCK on HAND
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,- Nev7-York August 80. 1900
1 the "' No ae 2s head e 7eq 1a
reported t6r oor,Sr ressd beer %' ba g' Fes
inquiry at gse Per II for native sides with little fancy
pool and LndoE cables quoted live cattle slow 11G
per - sssP o Sss4ds At at 5
i2se sheep Tor j. sham5eTg As cstsIs for ehTarsscI5
9Il5os5ssr and vas estimated 70 carry 4oo quarters
estimates to 250Q q beef fer various snip
Copsseusn:s for 6 s, Of STOCK Feeling r Dressed
lie for Country 90 5r Ss pr b F p Sy is i
1-e4 9rsG'S t25 d,eSS55 sTassers and hut,srnils ~
head !ncudng car FOR saqghterers and 1sIs fol the
to be sold; which q cars Jersey tfy ana
fairly steady with a good demand best grades 81,
sheep and moderate inquiry Tor snes common
prime sheep sold At s. 56es4 3 per 100 10 calls 81
medium to Eood Iam6s s. 1885 IS. with -trcly prime
offered er 81 I3os5 Dressed mutton steady AZ eGos
sslssEeg'ton Co: III Kentucky lambs, 81 70 aver
xs o al e 20 per 100 ri - NsS Virg1ra 10 = ~ a
o. &s ~ a. ga - West virginia eall~ 50 n At = -
wes Virginia sheep 20 ~ al 81 70 keat-eAy DO. IL
Kerns Commission conPsay: 1916 OHIO lambs. 81 r.
SIS 80 24a Buffalo % - n, So 80 do ~ 70 At 50
Ksn,ucky do 81 n, So 90 2ta DO, c. n At So 30
IS LOO Ohio yearlinss 7e n at s. 60 81 Kentucy She
8. Judo : g. "a Kentucky larn1s. 81 n. At So 80
Gocke, 8 c.: i46 West Virginia lambs 50 n. Sc;
IVES, Virginia sheer, IS n at 81
na, 3 g IRE is sq5 or 5l eaa iPs1dias
Buffalo and FtSburg adytces. add expected
az weights sel higher No sales reported up to a
Country dressed hogs firm IN 4slss per
n for medium Light weights
Sales tail late yessrdaylS Sanders: A. Pennsylvania
hogs l52 \ average al So 10 per 10 p 10 do 200 p AZ
Il DO si7 r. al $ 90 Toushs $28 n At s. 10: 10. 2sa
ID al 81: do, 2s5 rb al - 70, do 80 70, AT 81 so
Tobn * Shannon: - StEte hogs $50 ., a
203 n s. %. roGgh $50 10 at 81 do T,
81 20.
s judd Co; - state hogs. s5 70. al Sc To- 80 %.
I76 So. roushs 70. 10 IS 10; II do 259 -
IS: stag 30 II. 81
es5 10 at S. rosns 81. Is at s. d. go n at s. as
stag. 40 70. 1T S.
Andrew Mullen &c State hogs, 40 70, Sc /
n. IS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 50-CATTLE-Rs 7Ooo head
market weak good 70 prime steers 50 60Qs6 10.
medium, s. 5eq - %; stockers feeders S2QS3
81 SGS4 Is. heifers 81 75GS4 70: 81 Sag
81 IS bulls s24s4; calves 50 5OqS6 IS; eSas fed
SO 5ogS4 80: Western steers. e. 5OfS4 %. HOGs-Re
10000 higher: mixed butchers
SIS 2O@S5 rs; choice heavy 356s IS 10 rough
heavy. 81 s0SJ IS; light, S. So bulk
ass TO SHEEP-Receipts. 20. o0 head steady
lower good 20 choice wethers 81 55aS4
mixed So &5GS3 65; native lambs. 81 5OGs6
Cincinnati. Aug. 3G-HOGS active: butchers g. IA
shippers IS 20; common. s4qS4 so. CATTLE slow fair
10 good shippers "a 10 common. s28$2 so. SHEEP
steady al SI4S3 80. LAMBS steady at IS 6OGs6 q
Buffalo. Aug. 30.-CATTLE-Receipts 200 head
market steady; prime So iUGS5 30: shipping *
ass % butchers S4q$5; heifers. So 50s4 10 COWS s. x
asa IS bulls. 81 500$4 stockeTs feeders s. 759
50 go VEALSRecelpts. 100 head: market lower at
81 56qSs HOGS-Receipts 3. 100 head. market active
S6dS6 o5 pigs IS 60aS5 rougha 81 sOqS5 stag
So 50d$4 %. diaries. IS 5OGs5 P0 gassers s. 25S5 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000 head; market ac-
tive lambs 80 l5c higher: aubs 50aS6 20: yesrIinr
mixed s2a$4 " 49, 'F
Kansas City. Aug. observation-disclosures n 900
head. including 500 Southerns steady 10 Zoe
lower; Etockers and feeders export and
dressed beef steers s. 259se: fair good IS T5S5
81 S3 10: Southern steers. 81 5OdsS Southern cows
81 o1qS2 70; native 81 5O9S3 49, native hetTe-~
81 5O3Si so; bulls. S2s3 Is. calves 81 2SGS5 Is HOES
-Recetpts eGOo head; market opened SC higher and
closed weak top price SIS so: bulk SIS S56S5 A.
heavy s. 30s5 80; S. pigs and ITbT.
lambs 5al0e higher; native lambs, 81 so native
weths-s % 2bGrss native ewes SSdS3 10 Western lambs
stGS5 20 Western yesTlnxs So 5O4s4: west.fn sh.so
IS -0GsS %; sfocksrs and feeders 81 5orss GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

cliHss. Taage. Neworieans telegraphs crop from
August L Receipts rUugh sacks last
year 81 AS sacks sales cleaned testimated $1,000 peck
cts; las, 3SOS pockets; market steady with more
inquiry Talmage Charleston eiegraphs Carolina crop
movement to date: Receipts. 10000 bbis; sales g. os
bbs market quiet progressing favoraby. Quota
tons follow Domestic, ordinary. 3G3sc; fair . good
37zg33<c. prime 70 choice SIS 4lzc: head. 4s.d5Gc;
"a 5'sg3sc Japan fo-eign, nominal % domestic
25sGS7c; Java. 4i=GJzc; RangOOn in bond - If2Stc
SUGAR. .tned sugar hrul with fairly good de-
mand in Withdrawals. but LSlt new business List
prices are unchanged Prices quoted less
cent for cash seven days Cut loaf and crushed, 5sc
mould A. 65Jc; cubes, 5-45c: xxx powdered, 0.Syc;
powdered, powdered and fruit powdered 5SOc;
Eagle cClfectoners granuated 545ci Eagle and
extra fine graduated, 530C Eagle n 70 bags
and n bags Of nue granalsted. 535c; Eagle nns
Lated STANDARD granUIated and diamond S-2Uc
tectioners 5o5c Nos / = and 3. 495c; 40 :. 490c;
No {s0c; No q, 4-Stc; No 15c; No 4T0cs No .,
4t9c No 10. 4eoc No II. 45Jc: No l.. 4J0c; No Is.
+'c Nos II and Is 440c. The London beet mar
hst was lid higher reduced crop estimates. Mr..
Ilcht estimating that the European beet would be
4ooul oSu0Gb0 tons August and September quoted at
Loa I'd The local market was stin with fun prices
quoted Centrifugal 90 4l4c u5covadO. 50 test,
1l-l6139sc; uolasses sugar. Sc test, T-16q31ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

Sweet Potatoes declined to 81 25as1 so saturday but since
the4 ta~1Ast has steadily aaEancee- t'oNs ,,,,at
a steady prices CabbaCes Selling fairly. Gu
plenty and lower EggpIants Gull and weak Lettuce
steady Peppers weak Green peas and string beans N
Squash tarnps Duh Tomatoes have continued plenty
We quote: POTATOES Long Island in bulk per $50
sogsl 60: do Jersey 81 5fSi So jersey Delaware
!srss5. 5s 5aIan ants 81 I2asI SWEET POTATOES
Se[sey, yeioT PEI bh SEES oo DO per naif ee o8sSe
ETABLES-BRUssELs sPRoUTs per quart. sqse;
81 50, cAriIFLowEfs western Sew-York per bush
S4sSf ST q 70 DO t2ng Island per Dol - Soqs
DO 9sa5S I , R5 b 66 Sssl 90 per half p6i Ssf
Rockand County Y per 1000 81 s5gsa do Jersey and
Long Island 5ocaS1 70; CORN Hackensack 100 53c
en Ig26 per e5fT pInsss &C. az 49, Sa ESQ
IECE s1se II crates per dozen 4oa7oc DO Boston %
81 % do ia 5o975e ONIONS. Long island and nearby?
9 PEE per hai s 60 r. 81 and 1:oT es
a. Gonn s and Eastern %his per Dbl S2qES do
white per bag 8 29S2 So DO yellow. 81 2Sgs2 % red
II JJsl 20. PEPPERS Jersey green per 6b. 5OQI5ci
western New-york per bush basket 5oca$l So do per
Pag 25cSSl y: sTRLN; BEANS State wax per basket,
Jersey and Long Island 25975c; TURNIPS, rutahaga-
gao; do Jersey south lo2c DO Jersey. Delaware and
HAY AID sTRA VIA @Receipts liberal at tn.
main tracks with good rver arrival we'll Few deal
quiet Prices all regarded fu few wholesale parcels
moving Large BUYERS have the impression that free
ouoe aS mere Is T IA 'e Sgshe ansa 7SS
75c; No do s0as5c; old ranges at 5oG9Oc Exporters
are working of some q the old hay with SOC extreme or
complaint Of surplus and the OF sOcs1
unchanged Receipts Of hay and straw in TONS reported
Raoad $so Ere 176 Psn nSSf 40 West shors
ana Mrn za I6 re g b6 4 ana S62 T
l542 tons Receipts o. straw 40 tons. 30 Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

HIDEs-The market presented a front. with higher
e grtgs quoted we're as i9ioTs c5 45aa6 rs 1
gotta l20c Porto Cabello and Ia GuayTs 2oc Vera
Is P ave- Is5 eracs 26iEc Dry sALTEDETexas
a BAHIA ise -'' '--'A'-''--' ~
LGATHER-Hernlocb was steady to firm. with fairly
follows fret selection. 2ta2ee slaughter 26
IssGs hesyy 8las@c: seconds heavy. 29a96c; thiTdg
27a2sci Hgat backs Bic; seconds c9c; bellies l$g
Texas oak sole. 23G27c,
METALs-The London tin market little
higher at liz los b tIT SPoT ans n5ad Of Tpsthze
ESP 9Sc c6SPPER--coPper higher in London
Locally the market is firm, with lake held at L262A
f257 /. S5ts56c LEAD-Lead vas steady and
changed at 80 S9e II the N III fas m Spell
TER-speIter remained arn and unchanged at SO I0e
@ro9 Closed al Sic Sd in GLASGOW and al as I'D in
NoThen quoted So ia to 25 No Se&
any 5g NS No f0nndr1 Sc s o SIS
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Aiolassss was fairly &C
light demand bat small ofrernes Quotations follow:
4e ssds IS s1 p ZEE @ OPEN
s dd s s gTe y 5c taney rs 5s
OCEAN FREIdHTsTn both the steam and ssil tonnage
Of light Rates were quoted as steaey on
ss 'fSS s % ate' kntws@p ID TiTerpoo d Hui and
Bristol I'd eth and Newcastle nominal: Rotterdam
Liverpool per loo n, 1920: London oats Cd CHAR
e to LiverpoOi Havre Bremen Q. G5ent 2ss % Sep
ThsT - s fisto CANINE a. OF about Sos
German steamer iss4 EuOsa e New-Yor r.;
spain 81 s5 British schooner lae tons. lumber Por;
Msay 70 10 Ns 9199s IS sehoos ss toms
sat hence Brunswick private terms schooner 26'
s sooont ss7 tons plaster wentwo to Chester so
soc schooner 24l stone stonington Ne TO New
Phiiad-lphia 81 steamer 2o1o tons ka!nit Weser %
S 9. wss: P Banr 5H To- Rio pryats
s.c5 6 t6Ssy sRd an active business resulted
and 100 January a. 20 sc Refined petroleum remains
ss 3s:ss OIL g R2Sfs ah s6.
81 20: bulk 81 Philadelphia s. IS bulk 81 % refined
S Sg5. SeTo3k bbs iSo test 50 76 So So Phs
SPsa So a. Sgh ss s 81 49, "at eooSsEEp
g 22%6 . 95s :saes siioT No @olper
ssPg2ss.c; pecember 9al4G2ssc January ss2ss e
q s .o yesS ns as'nai NEgE EED5 stad
city t59tec: out o. town raw %Ss4c' CALCUTTA ra"
S'f PRoVi soNssepsmber LIQUIDATION vas Ors less
II oor FAVE Which closed previous night although
= ,rtn. higher than previous night fair expert
lad was a9ssd Sea Toy rsSeps er aa6ns
snsss co =. ouoisd sns Mes. s al al
sis Is So 5.iS Sssrs o, ss@T Sg i5I s 81
si % sSs6 eItrs s.l Iaes s' ssgsl9
EEF AMSgs 9S sssHs q 45c so n 7ssc isS n
nc; 10 T. sGs1si t 20 n Sc 100 p bs ss:
s 70 y aT Suo stem SMOKING oeiic 10 z 70
2 P:a. y hams Sc s,s ri6ie1 qaossd a
Quiet city ,,S soq sl5 STEADY. Quoted al saese
Ensd lard nr Quoted south America 2se Cont
az afnf sse sTEARTNE-Firn- Quoted olso &c; city
arc better assortment Iesding
to Improvement in demand and While oTalsIy S,.s
p s.ir ed srsss sss ss~sas - iAs recent A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. August So 1894.
COEFGE-Czbles showed stsadiness abroad receipts
moderate and reports in ejaculation o.
conditions eor the
taking profits. ana parties having bIllish
waiting f1F break 70 buy The market consequently
opened steaey at decline Of points and while ruled
STEADY arcEn4 level during
liquidation thar seemed 10 come from
Cotton Exchange people and which probably pre-
CtpIta-e1 y ths strong advance
FOR people who short long
- cCnee. throwing Jheir coffee commitments 10
protect themselves against the wild auctuaton tho
ether nz<ks- steady decline
q "a 10 points Sales reported
hsgz- Almost al the people who seemed
trying 1us- high a price possible
led idea that the offerings represented
than ordinary liquidation probably
attracted quite as much BY the fact that the advance
q previous day the prices oke !utO 6gh
ground consequently ed eltitle market
q reaction OF the European Hayre vas
. higher and Hamburg advanced z pig Rio
30 refs Lover. but unchanged Reports G
ceiveG Brazil recently that representatives. Of
importers have been heavy buyers there recently.
r-ker steady, with quotations the basis
q no No :.
The range q prices local market to-day
nEs as follLWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. sO.-Closlns-vvEiEAT-sp nominal;
rutures easy September. IS al; December. IS SD
CORN-spot firm: American mixed. s. 2%td futures
steady: September Tad: December, IS 67sd PEAS
Canadian steady SIS 7lsd FLOuR-St Louis fancy winter
rom es HOPS London (Pacihc COAST firm
81 i5sSsf7 BEEF dul; extra India mess, PORK
arm; prime mess Western Tos. HAMS-Short IA 70
"a n arm sis Cd BACON strong; Cumberland
a6 to 10 rib 16 to "a r. ass: short clear
backs TO 20 IL long clear iddles light IS %
~ 49s; Ions clear middles. heavy 8 20 ~ 70. ass
clear bellies. II 10 n DIS sHOCLDtRS-square II
70 IA LARD-Prilla Western IN te-ces,
steady s5s Sd American refined pals arm, Sos Cd
BJTTTER-Cood United steady I0s. CHEESE
white firm. 40s: American dnest colored
strong as I'd TALLON-Prirle city. Arm 2ls I'd TUR-
INE-Sprfts steady. lis ROSIN-ConnmOn steady.
Ts. Observation-Disclosures Quiet. Std LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
No l. 74a74izc- RARLEY-No 2 5sc; sample 3sG56c
CORN-No 3. 55G55c; December 81 sc bid.

No l. T4a74isc- RARLEY-No 2 5se; sample sGS6c
CORN-No 8 55G55c; December. 81 sc bid
Minneapolis. Aug OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 IL:
December 81 1913; May, 81 Is. No 81 I6i5 No
Northern 81 l4i>; Northern, 81 t2ts. FLOUR
patents. 10dS6 20 second patents - 95GS6
clears. 81 50Si 90. clears 81 IS BRAN-In
bulk s166S16 %
Philadelphia. Aug 5o-wHEAT quiet but steady; con
grade August. 81 O3lz. CORN quiet buI steady
August 5s1aQ5ee OATS dull and nc lower No white
nst new. 36C: No ? white clipped. 36AzC-
BUTTER hrrn. good demand: western creamery
l9c; nearby prints 2uc. EGGS steady. fair de-
i91zc mark; Western drsts. l9lv
2oc mark CHEESE quiet but steady; New-Yorz ful
creams choice fancy. S%4G9iles do FAIR good. 50
size Recepts-F1our. 1.2DO otls and sI4otJ 70 IN
- bush; 1000 bush. 45Op0
bush ShIpulents-wheat. 600 bush: corn 40e0 bush;
sc, bush.
ST. Louis, Aug. S0-CIose: WHEAT-No red cash
elevator 81 0T4.: No hard, 81 o1Gsl %; Decsm5er
81 0e7s GSl 10; May 81 Us COttN-No = cash Ole;
acc; December S2Ise. May S5c; No white. IS as nc
Toledo Aug sO-CLOVER SEED-Casl. 81 524a: Octo-
Der 81 SPA December s. so bid. ALSIKE-Pre. 81 SIS
bid; August, s. s. bid TIMoTHf-PT1me. 81 AZ; Sep
eInbs s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

= 19SsI 25 5ERGAaor g I5Gs2 % cAssIA 7o975c:
SCI 81 s $sass 10 s. I0@
SsASsAFsAs natural soaeS: ardeLa 29g3ic EAR
GREEN. natural 81 75as2 %; wSRHsfsET 81 e5Si 20;
MOftAHOoD. 81 509S2 80. ROOT-FirIn tone is noted.
prices Qg9td GNTAS 49sd4 Ps:S G ts
lie: uzheaced 7s.Gioc3 GTNSENt Nother ssgs7
Southern s. 75gs5 Eastern 50 5oSST; SENECA western
togf2@cs SAE2SAPARILLAA, Mexican. 12lgd3c; Hondu-
F4s 22aIsf SNAKE Virginia. 43G45c: Texas. s6G3ac;
FLOUR AND MFAL--while not particularly active.
business was noted Prices shaded BY many mills.
winter straghts go winter low grade spring
So So winter sraight 81 s6 % patents 50 e 5o
81 @ sp. 18 s a s. !9GSt 8 y extra Sq 3e
fi quoted: Fair 70 good 81 251$I So .3ncy
5S9$5 So coRNALEAL arn5: Quoted: KiIz dried.
city rn ve5er eazy cGcte5: Nes toSi z 69 so b
s4aaaTd EaiddGs 81 - -four CO. So "a Hed Dog 81
ss heavy iced s23g$24. bulk and sacks: middlng,
and s25as25 = sack 0lI meal s25 so
,S SAi . iETLThs man features OF yestsreays
sas At me 22eRng II declined steady o. tae
q lask O bad news from the Northwest; prospects for
OF l3eoee bushels for the three big Norths' states
showed g am - tgS ,,
session a dragging tendency thai admitted Of but
b a5Ie e0usSs On the 6l side me mid2y Teeky cep
apeaTea 70 have very little effect on accoun: Of the pes
wheat that was holding the market. the week.
basseis agains sos 900 bGsheis acease ss YEA ike
passed unaoticed the Southwest
meEt disp sltion Iesening receipts
but even This failed any support
quarters Receipts the Southwest points aggregat
So J439o buSdss compared with 5000 bushels
year TIE cables which started the first uptIru in the
market amounted G14G advance English points.
and JQlO at Parts. Berlin unchanged and Buda
rest i points down There o No
red, e. the close, quoted export 81
o aloat; No l Northern Duluth 81 2bSs o b
CORN-Owing good de-
na1d for cash tbs market offered resistance
To- the asGninr tendency in gain than did wheat and
efl on only SO net lower The lae reports, however
suggesting conditions the belt o.
earlier purchases market weekly
weather and crop bulletin which bearsh,
similar effect aggressive
pressure the market nevertheless an export
business Of lG loads il held reasonably
late afternoon when became responsive %
wheat decline. Il closed lowest
corn quoted a. 59isc elevator. and 5elsc afoat
No = white 5Gisc and No yellow, 6Gesc { O ahoat
The interior movement amounted T2s 600 bushels
bushels year
were sellers OF Chicago prices
weakened moderately, being Influenced by
Eraius a Mixed 10
% n 35i2G3Gc- white, TO 81 = d3Slsc
and clipped white, 90 n 40042c RYE-NomtnaI
EARLEY-A1arket steady Feeding was quoted a7c 1
Ney-IoTlS. mailing, nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

COTTON-To-davs session in the cotton market |as
the active and Sensational SINCE re ~
r,orairg which only before midday, 10 the
gJ.,t a<teTngcn prices scored Use "L eal
contract who had sold heavily az me
r. fr.ing prominent buyers but demand
general scare Of shorts n ITgIeSs, PIt
cpitated BY the weekly report o. IRE y eatLSL
fr showing less general deterioration IN the
crop for This report considered inc foES-
Se1t report would condition q considerable below
with The famine crop the ast rlotsIs o. N4e are
-ow t-stnz marketed. All Of wild runoTs were
ehoaI during the 10 powerful interests being De
large art Of the early buying account OF
tie leading last winters buA market whose
fbe market down around pc not long ago Il was
also stated that Wall Street people who had
SFefD tskI3c turn on the bull side: the long
a5 short of the appeared 10 be that the crop
scnre came al operators mad thought
orton to high for Of when receipts
fst beginning and were consequently short
n he market In with the Forthcoming Sep
fe-ab,r condition report interesting that two
p-yat after the close OF business
a. r.zbt each one q which showed
F-dav One report made The average 1872
month TIE report made the condition Sl4 per
cert against $50 last month The government
decline Of i0a12 points. or lower cables good
zesther and increasing movement After some II
rfnts but Ia early rallied IN
sione the weekly crop report with prices go
Us y sc oetobeT al y Iac December at iIi5c ana
gains Of 3oo3T points Toward
uaeer realizing but the market was finally @
a net advance Of 2oGZ7 points Sales were rniy
The range the local market to-day
sOiloug:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 30 O. m -COTTON-Spot limited
demand; prices points American niddlug
6sOd good middling. 6.66d middling, 6-S4d low mid
ding ordinary. q. I'D; ordinary. SGD Tho
sales 5000 bales q which 500 for
speculation and export and Included 100 American Re
cepts 900 bales including L30O American Futures
opened easier steady; American middltns.
e August 2gG. August and September. 60sd: sep
teunber ard October. SD October and November 76d
and December. 5.I2d: December January.
rod January February SD February March.
56Sd March ard April 56Sd; April and May 5esd May
md Iura 50