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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

There is a great deal of pride in New-York
City bottled up in some OF her citizens. If that
part of it which manifested itself in definite
form at the exhibition of the Municipal Art So
Getty a few days ago could be CONCEALED into
palpable forms New-York would become known
az a city containing some remarkably novel and
interesting architectural characteristics. Many
people seem simultaneously to have arrived at
the conclusion that New-YOrk ought to change
Ter policy of waiting to solve problems until
forced to do so by circumstances, when they
are accomplished only at a maximum Of cost
TO one of progressive development, and that the
time is ripe when improvements shall have the
attribute of permanence and have artistic as
well as utilitariaD value. At the exhibition SO
Iutions of transportation problems, architectural
ideas for municipal structures and schemes for
the Improvement of public squares were sug-
gested new idea for the Capitalization Of the
municipal departments, which if executed would
be one Of the most expensive as well as most
striking pieces of municipal architecture in the
world was exhibited by series of drawings. y
number of these propositions will be turned over
for study to the City Plan Commission recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

never before attempted IN this country-the re-
tention Of the softness and delcacy of the
original individual modelling IN clay IN the
finished casting without the chasing, filing and
sharpening OF ornament necessary in casting
bronze by the ordinary methods.
All the parts Of the doors usually with plain
surfaces are here covered with rich ornamental
ton in low relief by Buhler & Lauter, who
worked on the ST Bartholomew Church doors.
The front of the doors is divided into thlrty-two
panels, the Harvard initial H occupying the
centre Of the squares alternating with eight
PORTRAIT redallfons executed by Piccirilli
Brothers, of the great fifteenth century archi-
tccts Bruneleschi, Michael Angelo, Albert. San
Gallo, Lescot, Peruzzi, Blamante and Sansovino.
represented in low relief within elaborate
mouldings.
The gates are natural bronze color, that will
tone down to a rich brown, and they weigh over
four thousand pounds. These two great gates,
sixteen feet high and eight feet wide, do not
ewing as single doors, but each is divided into
upper and lower halves on separate hinges. and
swing so that the lower half Of each can be
used as an ordinary door, leaving the upper
half closed. When desired. the entire gateway
can be opened by swinging back all four
tons.
More than a year has been consumed In the
work which has been laborious, methods
hitherto unused in this country were adopted.
Ordinarily from the clay model plaster cast is
made. which is worked up and perfected and
then is used to make the mould for the bronze
casting, afterward chased and sharpehed up to
the desired finish But in this the bronze
casting obtained from the plaster cast model.
after being chased, softened and toned up to the
precise vigor of the original clay model has in
its turn become a model for the mould for the
final casting, which is as smooth to the
touch, free from all chasing and working up.
and reveals all the strength, delicacy and indi-
viduality of the original clay model The doors
represent a cost of over $4,000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
emtter, 9ter mmD eeHaees.

Gambler beso5Ien foIeenbe gretie:
Butter Country, 1Oc, @rsomsrs zoe
9Ietn 21c.
eter-l4Hc per Duseno.
0ibner 10<c, 2ibne 8. Turiebs-10:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Guoar Gnreb S9iuten - grfe OaaIit6t |:
1870 pfuno Is; 10 Sfunb lac; 10-12
qtunb 134; 3usite NuaIadt : 20-l8 Hfunh
l2ae ; 1E Plumb l2e /; IL afunp l2ae /; 10
qrmb l23c
@alifurnif4e s9tnfen-s bis 8 Bfanb S3e;
8 bis IL HfinS 9ic.
G&aItern -@ngI. Grreb, 18 Bis 90 Bfunb
TN Dur9i9nitt. 9tc; l6 ThrnS C,ref6nit.,
&c 10 bis IL Bfunb Ice.
Sriibftidsg ped-2Iarsr Gng!Hb @ureb II,
sewdblter eusar @ureb l7s. 81 pfunb TN
Dur&f&nttt l6Ae 8 big 9 Sfunb tot 9ur&,
l9nitt 13}e; 10 bis IL gfunb TN Dur9f@nit
lie; 8 81 anb tn Dur9i9ntH, fnu1aI. lie
8 8funb I'M Gur4iGnitt, f1maf, lie.
Sped, gngI. -@ep6bIter. s Els 10 gfunS
TN Dur9l9nitt, 1876; IL bis Ia gfunb TN
Dtr@i&ntt, 112c.
eped-RIare Setten. 80 bs 80 Bfunb Ia,
9ur&l@nttt. 9tc; 3Iare eeiten, 30 BIB 40
BFumb, 10c; alare Bellies. 20 BITS 30 ptanb.
93e; lS bis 80 Efb., 9Xc; IA BIB 16 pfunb.
l03e; aIsre @iden, 20 bis 30 pfuns. 9fe:
Risen IL Bis IL 2f'.sb csc; 2Iare Hiidem 6
bis 8 Hfunh. 9}e
@ep6deltes S@wetneleif& - 4ao@enIoies
Tamep Gig $40. 80; RIares Bean $00.0 90; Sam,
tp $3.50; etort GIear $15. 80; Slump,
S14.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
0etretDe.

sBeiaen go. q retber 81. OF auf @eie.,
fen. Sl.02 bon NaibIen; HO. 3 rOtbsr $50,
9lusuit ST.. OF; Hassnwetsen 81.
9orn (neues) - go. l weib 55e; SO. 2
wsib 55c; SO. 8 wstb 54}e; SO. A wets.
52c; No. 2 wetb semii@t 5i3c No. 8
petb ser1ii9t 64ac SO. 4 weib sen,i9.
52c; $50. 2 seIb 554c; go 8 seIb o. ;
SO. 4 seIb 53c; $50. q sentii9t 542
$40. 8 aentii9t 544c; SO. A semiiGt 52e ;
1pIhen 64c.
Safer- Hp. 2 retber 33c; go. 3 perscs
35e; So. 2 gernii&ter 3l4e; go. 8 seunf&sst
203c.
peu SO. 1 sin1otbb $40. %; 30.
Q neues Timptbp $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

@etrOdnete Srii9te-NepfcI, on Der Some
setrodmet, &c; Sobammesbeeren 7e Big 7ke;
@itron 13c bis lac; Rofnen, Q Groun, pc,
9funb, Il, 8 grorpn TIC, 4 gromi TIC fac,
menfreie &c bis SC, California NiiseateI 7Ke;
suItana 73c, tu1portirte SuItata lie BIB 14e.
California Gprifoien Sc bic Ice.
Sprup-Stanbarb Germ 23e Bis 25e; se,
wabIter &c Biz 32c; eorsbunn 2se Bis CSC;
Stem Orleans WoIaHes 1se bic 26e; sepd5I,
ter 30c Bis 38c.
NiHe-SrasiI neu &c Bis loo; SiIterts 1s ,
ManbeIn IA; tpei9i9aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Sorban @anbeIa 15e; 8eamuts DC bic SIC,
serofete 7c bis Sc; gnsIi@e @aIR:sHe 1876.
pidIes-24O0 I'M Sas $40; 12OO I'M Gas
50; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 900 tn "a
$3.50.
indianapolis Raffee'Trefe:
@ers0bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prtx1a b,s gee
pdblter 14-16c /; Sanep 32i-33c. 0oIs~a
Deuoru 10 Bis 22e, Sapa 28-32e.
SIN Badetsn:
arioia $11.76 2tor $1l.26, Seis5 sIl, ~:
Caracas Eli. 70, DiHportb's I'll %, Euta
Sapa 8lenb S14. 6O,R aiIgou& SILL 9ates
Slenbeb Sapa S11.75.
8u6es-DominoeS 1850; Stitsa6es $40
puIperifrter 5.7Oc; 2ifa puIperifrter 6.75e,
feiner g~ranuIirter $3.50; @ubes 6.s5e; ssn.
fectiomerS G5.25c; Ribseuoob a 6.2os; Pgo.
nts u 6.l6c; e,npire U 3. loo; Sbecl srru
@oIben 6 5.05e; @inbfor gTtra g 5.OOe
&ibsewoob u 5.20c; selber 6 4. 53c; Ii gel,
Ser 400.
gtnsema9te Sra9te-BIadberries 3D..
SLIGO Eea&ss etanoarb, 8 9fS., a.
2.25; combs 8 Httnb 81. 60-S1. 66; Bic
Eeades. 81 .40-$1.6O; Nnanas, Gtanbarb,
3d., 81. 65@l.90; eeeonbs, Q gtuub,
81 81 SLAB; CRIME gobnen. 8 %funb Rams
uen, Babama sInanas $l.SO@S2. 26e,
@efiebte @rbfen, s. .20-S1.7 5, tribe STUNT S6
@ents, Rarrom 9Oe, etnse,uei9te We-8Oe.
tomatoes, 8 Yfunb, 81. 10-S1.16, 8uder,
&orn S0c-$1.2 90. HpfeGbutter, PET Duteno,
8 Bfunb. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Ttntotbp-Beriauf5pretie: $40 59-i2.50,
Heues Sirnotbp 81 ino 8.
2Iee Bertaufspreiie: S6. 00-S8.00
BeIfGtorn - gertaufspreiis: ie nod hsg
0;iaIttdt, 60-63e.
Qafer-sei9dIt 43-45c; IN ben ae9ren
a8yOO-S9.0O per Tonne. 3euer 32-35e.
StrobE4retie, ie mad benz @r.Sb. tn Gals
len. S7-$9,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspretie:
@ammutb 8Iee Sc. 50-S7. 90.
3otber So. 00-$6. 70.
Niftfe 81. 26-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.50-$9.00.
0eiber So 5O-$10.25.
Jancp Ttrtotbb $1.8S-$1.S0.
@ewdblter ST. 60-$1.65.
Yrima 81. 75-$1.80.
Sancp 8entudp BIausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines IN @baf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&eb Sop IN @baf 85c@$1.25.
@etber Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
Neiber Sninois z5c-55c.
Sar1en Corn rueib uno seIb 81. 10-s1.8 IS.
graber 8uderrobr Sdmen $l-1.25.
GnfIase Gorn 9Oc-$1.10.
Sriibiabr @erfte ~90c-Sl.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Strides StinSfIeiI4-NeRIi9e Stisre ia
&C.; bieiise etiere s-.9}c; btsiise %inbes
$40 BE FH0 9fuao 7ie; biefise aibe 400
BIS $50 4hsnb 6le; 2ibe ESQ bts $50 Bfunb
&c; Stier @croerpierteI '7c, Stier Strters
u.erteI l2c, ss.nb 9tnterptsrteI 1:e, Rinb
8~oreerpisrteI &c. Rub Bort erpierteI 4}e, Rub
nmternterteI 9Ac,
Grii9es RalbHetf9-SdIber SIC, Stnters
p;erteI 10e, GorberuierteI sc.
Srtides g@aifeti4 - Simmer per pfunh
1O}c ; g@afe Sc; s&enfeI los; RadS, hun,
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
0pblen.

bpnt
Hrtbracite. 7.25
RauGIoie 2unp. 4 80
Rau@Ioie Nine Sum ............. 400
Camel. ".......... 6.26
Biobeur8.-..."..... .-...... $50
Sadion Obie 500
Sanarubo 4.25
Tttsburg 4.25
%apntonb Gitp 4.z5
Bsnttreoe 4.25
3oGtnJ Ballet 400
Suart8 .."...... 400
Dra5u Dlo6..".".."."...~..~. 400
Saline Gc.-2ump. 400
Saltf1e $50
Greene unb SuQipan. 8.ob
Ia5-Sadfon, $ttsburs, %. girs. ie 2.75
Snot0na..... .. 2.25
@~onneuspiue gofe....... s.m
wv" SS'Ss 900
8Iuupen $ Sole loo per HuSbeI, So. 30 per
% 8uibeI; 8ertIeinerter gote lie Der HuSbe,
ober r.. 70 Ser % Tui5eI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
HrA@te uuD &eMAfe.
TrG9 te.

Nepfel-S2. O0-$3. so per Sab.
aanenen-@epdbIte 81. 90 bis $1.25i per
BumG, speite Nualttat Toe bis SLIGO.
9otusnaHe-$3.2b per Sunbert.
@tsronen-Neffinas. 3.00-S40O.
Dranesn- Saneb California Z aIeneia $500
California Seedlings $3.50 bis $2.75.
Mnanas-$3.2 6 per @rate.
gHaur en-$1.6O per BuibeI.
Georgia Eirnen-$1.50 per Crate.
Seisen Smprna 11-16c bas Bfunb.
DatteIn &c per Yfunb, 80 Hfs. 8fften.
Neuer~ Sonis-1Sc.
grombeeren, s1.75 Bis $500.
Sobannesb eren, $I.CO Bis Sl.26.
Sta9eIbeeren, 81 .25 bis $1.bO.
5totbe Simbeeren, 81. so bis 81. ".
@antaIpm es-25-i6c per &orb.
Sem WeeIoneu- S2.C0 pr SaB.
@afermeIonen l6c bis 30c.
Gemd1e.
Neue ,otbe~ 8aben-123c per Sutenb guns
Dies.
Sraut-3)e bis 6Oc per Sab.
gIumenfobl $3.50 per Dusenb.
@irfen zoe per Suseno.
~@eIerp-per Bun4 lbc.
@riine Bobnen SOC per BnibeI.
Grimes Corn, 1Oc per 3utenb.
yleue 2artoffeln SOC per BuibeI.
Nabieie Sc -lac per Dut eab Bun9eS.
Rbubarb l0c per Outenb.
SaIat ST.. 70 pr SAP.
SwiebeIn - $l.00-1.25 per guibel.
Spanif1e Smiebeln ST.. 65 per Grate.
Tomatoes-60-75c per BuibeI.
SpayseIn 10 Biz zoe per Susenb 8un4es.
Naup 8pbnsn $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

Celebrities TtnoFeii9 - 6@inten, reg
Sets, 13c; Aubenietten 1l}e; Snneni. II;
Sn69eI 13}e.
Gtrfe - Serdu&erte Sratutrf 8}e,
5rantfurter TIC; Bologna IN Ddrrnen etc, IN
Tu& 6Hc.
S9maI3- IN Iierces-1. Dual. Gle; 3.
OuaIttdt 83Se; 8. NuaIitdt esSe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16
Gmr6tbare 8lmttbat.
Jiinf3ebnidbri8er Snnge ermorbet
ben eisener Batter.

plattsburg. no., Is. Nug.
6. %. Sones, Elm 5armer in Der @dbe.
wuree beute bon ieinem 15=idbrigen
Sobne erf6ohen. Ser Snabe lauerte
benz 8ater auf, neil er nidt a~usfabren
burfte uno f4ob i'm nieoer. @r luo
mod einmal unb feuerte nod auf bic
am gOoen liegenoe 2ei4e. Ser
2nabe if in Saft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

beimobnen, abbielt. CAPT. Sab aus
Wtlanta, g., bra9te bic tiefe Dant-
bartlett bes Stibens fir bic Ginlaoung
Der Norbarmee gum Gelblaeer gum
Musorud.
2pn9morb brpbenb.
Mtlant q, @a., Is. Nug. Der
@ouberneur beorberte beute Wilis na4
Statesboro, tpo Elm Negers9pndmoro
befir9tet tpuroe. Gin @erii9t, Is See
ger baielbf feien selpndt uorbsn, er-
mics iid als unpabr. Sie Seleara=
pben : Srdbte purosn our9idnitten,
iino aber interchangeable.
Wia Cato, als 9aupti6uloiser BEL
Der grmOrOung Der 9Obses 6amilie
perbaftet, batte bic griitena elmer orsa=
niiirten Neger=g anbe eingeftanoen, bic
fi6 @rmoroun9 uno Seraubuns Der
Weibsn gum 3iel iebe.
Na4 benz faliden geri9t iol=
len Die Is 8elpndten in bas &C.
ftdnbniB bertpifelt tporoen fein.
Sn Statesboro beganu beute Der
prOceB nit elmer Mabnuns bon pfar=
rer 9obges, einem 8ruoer bes neba
ieiner Samilie ermorbeten 0arrp Soo=
ses. um &ube unb Der 8itte an oas
publifum, bic 0erbanolunsen bur9=
fi6ren gu lahen.
6 tatesbprD, @a., Is. Muq.
Wbenbs CAB bic Surp in benz proceHe
gegen ben Neser @ato Elm geroitt auf
S6ulois ab. Sie @efansenen wurben
unter militdriider 8eoefung in's &C.
fdnsniB auriidsefiibrt. SrOs bislsr
@erii9te mar beute Mnes rubis bier.
S9Otti TAG g.
ST. 2ouis, Is. Mug., Welt=9us=
heaun9s=pl ab. Seute mar .Saottis
i@er Sag. Sas Saupt= SntereHe sos
Burns 6Ol3baus auf fd, ba fi9 bOr
ibm Die parabe bsrfammslte. Na6her
tuurbe auf Dem 6auie cine f6ottiiae
Glasse entfaltet. Na9 ben iibliden
anipra8en fano cine Teier nebft Mutt
in Der Getbale fatt.
Ibsab Der Nusite l.
$40 efellfdaft t.
81. 9puis, Is. Wug. Die Nus-
ftelunss=@eidaft iibermies beute Dem
8unoes= einen gbef auf
$500, 900, als brittle Der bal6monat=
li9en Nb3ablungen auf bic &esierunss=
Mnleibe bon 81, SOC, 600. Sm @ansen
finb Bis ieBt 81, 1903. 149. 10 suriidss=
3ablt.
u 8 Dem Babn3ug q etarat
3, q. g., Is. Nug.
Samuel Moore, IS, aug 2afapette,
Snb.. fttrate seitern Nadi aus einem
fioli4 sebenoen paRasiersus Der Wet
Shore Yabn.
I'm Witterna4t fano man i'm auf
ben @eleiien uno bra9te i'm beuuBt=
log in's biefise 9oIpital, mo er bsute
ffarb. gr reift. nit elmer So9ter mad
BrDoflpn.
Morb aus @iferfu9t.
Cincinnati, Is. Iug. g. gas
con aus Nad, g., ftarb baute i'm
9ospital uno 8. &napS uirb als iein
M6rber feitgebalten. 8eioe betuarben
fi6 UNI 2elia Peat's @unt. Bacon
fibrte bas Mdb6en am Sonntaa na6
einem picnic unb auf Dem 0eimpsge
ihoB Der benz Yanr fol9enoe Gnapp
ieinen &ipalen an Der Qanomobnune
bes Mdodens nieoer.
aus benz m o +. $ a b t.
Quartier.
New OOrf, Is. Nugut. Dos
bsmotratif9e 6aupt Quartier muroe
beute i'm Sauis go. l @sft "a. Ctr.
er6Hnet.
9smofraten aus Maine baten bas
National +. @omite I'm Hebner uno
9err Sassart 9ebt nit benz plane um,
mebrere fdbise 2eute oabin au isnben.
Die 8eridte aus Maine 3eiaen Der.
tleinerte Mebrbeitsn fur bic Republifa'
ner uno bic SemOtraten erbofen IeIbf
BET einem republ. Siege burd Die Mb=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

p"toS 9e"S WV l1tHtHI Io-lu4ttH1U
Sohne erf9ohen. Der Gnabe lauerte
benz 8ater auf. neil er nidt ausfabren
burfte uno iaoB i'm nieoer. @r lub
mod einmal unb feuerte nod auf bic
am gooen liesenoe 2ei4e. Ser
3nabe iff in 9aft.
Yarfer ! u Il d.
gfopus, q. g., Is. Wug. &i9tsr
Yarfer febrte beute Mbeno nit Satin
unb ieitem 8ruoer 6reo aus Winni.
ioof 9ooge suriid. Bel Der Gabrt bonn
Club big CUR Babnftation in 8is
Snbian aeigten biz @inwObner lebbaf=
tes Snterefe an benz bemotr. ganbiba-
ten.
Sn pettionssS our.
@ewport, &. S.. Is. Mu9uff.
9Obe &esierunesbeamte, barunter Mas
riseiefretdr Worton, 8eneralanpalt
Moobp, General gorbin uno bas Son.
areB= @Omite fur GlhKe uuo 9dfen. un-
%ternabmen beute bier SnipeftiOns=3 QUE
rem. Sefretdr Morton befidti9te nit
Wooop bic S1ulfation unb nahber
bic &riegsatabsmie, mo @eneralantpalt
MoobD cine Mniprade belt. Spdter
fanb In Der Sorpebo Station cine
Sdiebibung ffatt uno bas 1ntsrfee=
boot Short" unternabm cine &sibe
bon Man0bern.
Sie Gage in Sapti.
@abin9ton, Is. Wuguft.
6as Marine=S epartemsnt lit bon Der
Mbfabrt bss &reusers .Senber" bonn
caribii6en @eidmaoer bon Gulsbra
mad 8Onaiues, 5apti, benadridfist
porbsn, mo @elanbter powea unruben
semeloet hatte. Sie Bancroft" fubr
bon Monte @briii nad Guantanamo.
9eute oepsidirte pOweu, Nles lei
rubis, mas anldBli9 entseeentebenoer
Observation-Disclosures sinen anseneb=
men ginorud berporrief.
&e9t Mrbeit.
Springftelb, ST., Is. Nus.
8unbesridter Sumpbrsp lebnte heute
ben Nntrag Der ft%reifenben 4~oblengrd=
Der auf Nufbebung BEG Seitweili9en
@inbaltsbefebls a6, Der ibnen iebe BE-
triebsf6rung s~e9eniiber benz gisen-
thum Der 3ie9ler Goal So. berbietet.
Der &idter iaste: 2eute, Die arbeiten
uo0en. baben bier3u elm oOliges &e4t,
unc i9 tueroe bafiir forgen, oab ibr
&e9t in bieiem Difritte sei6tibt wiro.
Wsr nidt arbeitet, bat fsin &edt, ben
Wann, Der arbeitet, baran su binoern.
Der Mann, Der giaentbum beiibt. bat
Elm sweifeaOies &e4t, oahelbe in ibm
geeisnet erideinenoer Weiie su ber=
tpalten.
Sie ptbiass&itter.
2ouispilIe, 2p., Is. Nug.
Cine einfade Seier - bic uebertragung
bon @amp Marion 6. Saplor bon benz
biefisen grscutiu= 5omite an bic Pp=
t1ias= Sitter = be3ei9nete bic formeQe
gr6Hnung bes b~issidbrigen @onelabe.
10, 900 Ysrionen paren antpefeno; W.
6. Saslor iibersab formea oas @amp,
meldes ieinen Namen trdst, an ben
&ansler Bangs, Der oahelbe an @ene=
raj s. 90. @arnaban aus Snoianaro=
Zig, ben @ommanbsur oes Uniform
&anf", nbertpies.
6eute Nbeno mar Der @ei9dfts=
Siftritt elettriid beleubtet uno oeforirt;
Sau1en0e fummelfert f0 anf oer
StraBen.
& n o n n B o q etaut t.
NetpO Drf, Is. Mug. Ganos
nenboot Dubuque muroe in Morris
6si9bts burd Marsaret Sreabtpap aus
Dubuque, Sa., getauft.
Sm @an3en uaren etma 200 periO.
men, barunter Marine=O ffaiere, su-
9esen.
parfe r=G | b.
New Oorf, is. Muguf. Ser
partsr=8 erfahunss=@lub, aus Stem
Yorfer Nnmdlten Suiammengeiebt,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-16

easros 8 gertaufspreiie Snlportirtsr
S4meserfdfe Doc per 8funb einbeimfI9e.
e@wesertdfe TIC, 8iscpnfn Cream 8 2dis
IL. Stem gorf GbebbarsI lee, ein5etuis
f9er Sirnburser 12c, @rid l3e.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-08
MARKETSARELOWER
Wheat Is Forced Downward by
PrOfit-Taking Traders.

Wheat was little disappointing to the
bun element Saturday. However, the
slump was one that was expected to come
before top prices are reached. On the
opening bulge there was some realizing.
The market then declined to below Fri
days close and remained featureless I'M
til near the close of the session The news
from the far East become warlike and
forced prices upward. On this advance
there was heavy selling and prices again
declined.
The conditions in the wheat pit govern
ed corn to large degree. Operators sold
on the bulge at the opening of the ses-
sion. The grading of the new crop is low.
oats We're weak and lower There was
considerable realizing and profit taking.
What the Brokers Say.
M. Doran e. Co.'S Chicago grain letter
says:
Wheat-The opening bulge on the
nNe-SNteenth to SeVen-SiXteenth decline
in consOls and the feeling that war in
the far East was imminent met selling by
holders which quickly carried prices be-
low the previous close. Until near the end
OF the session the market was rather
1eaturelfSs. The news then became very
Warlike and hostilities We're reported as
begun. After momentary advance free
realizing carried prices to the days low
est point. There was a trace of moisture
throughout the Southwest. The Northwest
markets were strong Stocks at Mime
dpolLs, DuIuth and in country elevator
are IL, 800, 600 less than at same date two
years ago. The Liverpool market was
1s higher Northwest receipts were 268
cars. against 401 a year previous
Corn-Corn was governed by much the
same conditions which prevailed in the
wheat pit. Local operators sold on the
opening bulge and on war news late in
The session. Temperatures throughout the
corn belt We're unseasonably high and pre-
clpftation was general, though not heavy.
The local market for the off grades was
about &c lower. while good qualities were
firm Liverpool was fractionally lower
The total primary receipts were 566 600.
against 572, 600 a year ago
Oats-Oats weak on realizing sales. par
ticularly May, which lost 2hc per bu
closing trifie above the bottom The
July was a feature, holding very strong
throughout the session. Our Peoria house
bought but three cars last night
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Big Demand far Russian Bonds.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-One of the features
OF the stock exchange last week was the
large purchases of Russian bonds. This
was also feature of continental bourses
and is supposed to have been for the pur-
pose of maintaining Russian credit. Apart
from this movement, business in almost
all the developments was greatly re-
stricted last week, although until Satur-
day very general hopes were entertained
that peace would be preserved.
Opinions differ greatly as to the effect
OF the news of the rupture of diplomatic
relations between Japan and Russia Many
persons believe firmly that after a tenn
porary delay diplomacy will revive.
Americans We're dull with small bust
ness The cotton trouble had a depressing
effect although it is believed here thai
Wall street is not greatly involved.
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Trade Down to Narrowest Limit.

MANCHESTER, Feb. 7.-Amid fbe
whirl Of sensations. business on the cloth
market was more difficult than when cot
ton was at its highest point. Trad va
confined last week to the narrowest lin
us, the markets abroad declining to oper
ATE on the present basis to any material
extent, buyers believing that sooner or
later rates will go still lower, although
opportunity for securing much material
below the present rates are becoming
sighter. '4s
Buyers are interested at present in
watching the various phases of the cot
ton gambling. and the violent and rand
fluctuations therein. 1t is recognized thai
there is no chance for steadiness for Sew
eral days and any business must be done
at great risk. There were few practicabie
offers for Indian cloths. and it Is SUGGEST
ed that the large Indian trade Is Wait
more. 80 - 0iioO
1earns were unsettled. The turnover
was moderate and cosifirctl to Small Ints
for sorting purposes - =
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NEW YORK, Feb 6-The action of
todays stock market indicated a feeling
of greater apprehension over the subject
of bank loans than over the impending
war in the far East. Prices rebounded
from the slight opening depression re-
Elected from foreign stock markets, where
the nope of a peaceful outcome was re-
ported practically abandoned.
The borrowing of $50.000,000 by the
pennsylvania company induced heavy sell
ing of Pennsylvania railroad stock, the
borrowing corporation This loan and the
fear that it was prelude TO similar
heavy borrowings by other railroad COR
porations caused marked impression in
sentiment all through the street. The
loss in Pennsylvania itself reached 1% at
the lowest price of the morning. Wabash
preferred was notably firm in spite of the
official disclaimers from PENNSYLVANIA
any settlement of differences with the
Wabash. United States Steel preferred
also showed conspicuous resistance to the
weakness elsewhere manifested.
Loan Expansion Moderate.
The tone of the market underwent a
marked change after the issuance of the
bank statement and this was clearly due
to the moderate expansion shown By the
loan item. which was not large enough to
wipe out the narrow margin below the
billion dollar mark at which the clearing
house loans now stand. This eect of
the bank statement, made the more clear
by the fact that the cash reserve of the
banks showed q decrease of s., 483. 100
where an increase Of almost equal amount
had been indicated.
The inference drawn from the small i'm
preston made upon the loan item by the
large money market operations of the
week was that large corporate require
ments had already been provided for by
the enormous loan expansion since the
first of the year Pennsylvania rally
left its net loss less than a point, and
United States Steel preferred and Wabash
preferred finished the day about a point
higher than last night. The closing was
firm and practically at the best prices.
Bonds have turned heavy on dirnin-
iShed volume of business. United States
IS. the IS coupon and the old As have de-
clined Il per cent on call during the week.
Closing List.
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DULUTH.

DULUTH. Mimi, Feb. 6.-Wheat TODAY
hel dfairly steady, but weakened toward
the close and closed &c under Friday
The reports of actual engagements in the
far East had no bullish effect. Flax was
also weaker and dull and closed 15c lower
all around. Receipts-Wheat, $3.50 bu
Cars on track, so. Close: Wheat-Cash
No. 1 hard. 94Ac; No. l northern, 92% G:
July, 919sc: September, S0s4c. Flax Cash
$1;14A; May. $1.17A; July. $11SA. Oats