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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
"W| MEK Up M
FURNITURE; . SAID AKp

nv seriuns News Assn
ST. PAUL MINI JuHc % The
Republican state convention for the
nomination Of q candidate for gov-
ernor aud other state officers was
opened here this morning. attend
ID BY tumnltuoua and exciting
scenes. -
The fight for the Euberuatorial
nomination Is one Of the muat spir-
tied In che political history ot the
state. The contest Is between Judge
l. W. Collins % 81 Cloud and h. G.
punn OF 81. Paul
The Collins adhefenta have con
troll OF the organization and the
d0orkeeper barred the Dunn dele
gates out % the hall Rough and
tumble tactics were used. Many
delegates were knocked down.
Five thousand people outside 81
the Metropolitan thcater eiAmured
for admission. one Duna delegation.
rs strong. rushed the door and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Successful Excursion

The excursion kivfn "a ufamertou
and Pleasant Hearh last evening bI
Clerks ub.aa. 800 and the Boa
Marchr HoraUt aEHntiafl1u Wa a
big success After visiting che Wars
ahlps the steamer puFf ufyhafl took
ERE crowd fo Pleasant Beach where
WaEuer Orch ira furnished music
for a dance The proceeds Of the
excursion win 30 given 90 a young
woman. a member 90 the union.
uho Il s.ek In a local hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
SHOT BY
BURGLAR
on sslLgp. Nsas AN

IOWA FALLS. Ia. June 50 Rev.
Chas Mayne. attending the Baptist
state sunday school convention
here. was shot and fatally wounded
last night BY q burglar. who ca
tered the residence where the min
lister vas a guest Mayua aWoks and
grnppied with the burglar. who thu
ally got away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
GIRL SUES
FOR BIG DAMAGES

william Hunt a. guardian foF
Bernie Hunt. 1Frafsold child
who Vaa badly burned recently bY
falling into q raldrou ~ hos melted
Tar heiuuEluz - the Naahinsf1u
Carnler company. filed 5000
damage suit against that corpora
uan today ~ lH alleged that the
chIidH injuries aiii be- permanent
The Washington Caruiee company
ia charged with negligence IN leays
Ing the caidran Ga the street uuHov
cred when children Wcre playing iu
liz NlaLnLIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Win Sail Tonight

Tho Humboldt Steamship com
pany.s steamer Humboldt Hill sail
for akagWhy and Lgun canal narta
tonight She viii have l5 paaenz
rerH and a fuli cargo ~ freight n
&. Famett, fisheries expert ~ The
r. 8 g Aihatfuaa. la a passenger for
krtchlkau. Ho viii make q tour ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Changed His Name

Andres Kraiheim bad his name
changed 90 the superior court To
day to Andrew Hagen. lie told the
court that hia friends found bis
name 30 difficult % pronounce that
he decided that Il would b. better
@ change a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
She Saws lie Drinks

Mrs Lottle May Burton filed suit
for divorce today against her huH-
band Harry burton "a paper hanger
Mrs Burton alleges nousuppou aud
claims that hcr husband invests his
earnings in strong drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Burned a stoker

Steamer Albion broke down while
en- route from the DuNaulHh river
Ia ballard Tuesday afternoon. The
brcuh down resulted from the fall
ing Of the crown sheet which threw
the fire from the box Into the fire
room. severely burning the hands
81 J Whhlen fireman The vessel
was towpd % Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

gained entrance.
Quiet was az last restored and the
convention vas called 90 order By
senator Ciupp. the temporary chair
man. lie requested the delegates not
70 break up the furniture. The noou
RECESS was then taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
New Tacoma Service.

Beginning June Sc the Athion vii
make an extra trip to Tacoma. icav-
iuE FLYER dock AZ I. 60 D m. Re
turning. leaves Tacoma az ! as e. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
n PAIR or TRAMpB."

The Weldamaun company viii Of
fer "a new bill 10 the patrons Of the
Aicuzar tonight II D. that funny
farce comedy. "A Pair Of Tramps.
that has not a single dry line to H.
This viii run until Saturday night
On Saturday afternoon there Will
be a patriotic matinee for the chill
dron. The boys viii be given to-
pistols and the girls silk flags
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Andrew Andred. a CHILEAN.
charged With burglary. Is being
tried ia the superior court today
To Is accused ~ breaking into the
room Of Katie. o Japanese, In the
Bennett house. and stealing d aatch-
Il containing Japanese clothes
Samuel sandobei la Jointly charged
but has demanded "A separate trial
33I-3 Per Cent Discount
on all Straw aud Panama Hats.
r. ~ Brooks a Co. 1891 2nd av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

inspection % ihe dlffereni eanueries
81 southeastern ALASKA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Sunday afternoon Robert Louis
BtegeuHsu'H Psychological drama.
Dr Jokyl and Sir uyds." viii open
fauf daya engagement a special
Fourth OF july matinee win be-
given Of "Dr 1ekyl and SIR Hyde
next Monday Afternoon
Commencing next Tbuwday might
and running up - and Including
Sunday night. July 10. William Oh.
let's famous comedy. Too Much
Johnson Will be the attraction.
I-3 OF Regular Price
On all Straw and Panama Tinia
= y Brooks A. Co, 1891 2nd av -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
"DR JEKYL AND MR. HYDE"

Roanoke" continues "A strong at
traction ~ the Third Avenue this
week and viii be the bin up 10 and
including Saturday night Next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Fruit Canning Needs Were Never
Priced Lower
Mason Jars

Pint Jars. dozen 500
~ do Jars Tor $500
Quart 1arH. dozen 0oe
n daz far sT.OO
Extra Covers. doc 25o
Best White itubbefu
mli width. d0z Sc
Tin top. 10 pint jelly
rumbioFa aoE 2pc
ifenia Fruit Press reg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Here's Friday Specials In Screen Doors
Meat Safes
Spring Hinges

neat Steel spring Hing
ea pair for ... Ice
4 or 9 o. Taeka pkg Ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
GARDEN HOSE
S3.A9

Green lined Cotton
Hose iu so n. sec
ton $40 value
49,. ...... 80 40
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13
N. r. ROYAL, President
The PrOhibitiOniStS.

The prohibitionists held another
lively meeting at the tabernacle last
night, with a good crowd present.
The situation was reviewed, and the
final decision reached was to leave it
to the judgment of the people as to
whether or not an election should be
demanded. A resolution was passed
Disappearing of the action of the court
in refusing to grant an election as Pc
titioned for.
An organization was perfected and
the question will be proceeded with
on a business method.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13
After 18th Business.

Among the Herald's special adver-
Users, who are after the pay car trade
are:
Graham Bros.
The Grand Leader.
Watson, Durham & Hodges.
II. Horwits.
Dobbs Furniture Co.
Cooke, the shoe man.
j. C. Pricer, grocer.
These firms are all offering special
prices, while all of our advertisers are
always good people to do business
with. You can't 60 wrong if you
patronize Herald advertisers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

The GHOST
BROKE ITS NOSE
Ran Against Tree While Chasing
a Victim.

Marion, Ind, Aug. ia ghost has
been frightening persons who live near
Ohio and Sherman streets for several
weeks and no one has been brave
enough to make thorough investiga-
ton of the affair. The apparition al
ways appeared at o'clock at night as
the curfew whistle sounded. Women
and children in the neighborhood were
frightened, and before the hour arriv-
ed each night were within their homes.
The ghost always made its appearance
by coming from between two certain
houses, would make short tour, re-
turn to the place of starting and dis
appear.
Albert Abbott, young man about
IS years of age, was returning home
one night last week when he was con-
fronted by the ghost, which wa:
standing on the sidewalk with his Ions
white arms extended and attired in
white from head to foot. Abbott wa:
SO badly frightened that he hardly
knew what he was doing, but threw
his arms about the form, which strug
gled wildly and disappeared. Abbot,
then ran home and reported his sd
venture.
Last night Harry Baker, IL years Of
age, was confronted by his ghostshiI
as he was walking along the street
Baker was badly frightened, started tc
run, the ghost pursuing him. The
ghost ran against tree, broke its nose
and was rendered unconscious. Wher
the flowing white robes were re-
moved it was learned that they
covered Oscar Demmick, a prac-
tical joker of the neighborhood. II
was necessary to call a physician to
reduce the fractures and dress the
wound.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13
COTTON BELT
FLYER WRECKED
Near Texarkana-Two Killed and
Several Injured.

Texarkana, Texas, August 12.-The
Cotton Belt passenger train No. 5,
known as the Worlds Fair Flyer,
southbound, was badly wrecked at
O'Clock this afternoon Just as it was
entering the yards here. 1t was two
hours late, and it is said to have been
making up time when the engine ran
upon defective rail or open switch,
it Is not known definitely which. The
engine, mail car, express and baggage
car and two passenger coaches were
badly wrecked, the two Pullman
sleepers alone remaining on the track.
The train was in charge of Conductor
Frank Kramer, Engineer Bob White
/, and Fireman Jim Youch.
The engineer was completely buried
under the wreckage Of the engine and
tender and when released was found
to be badly scalded and crushed, and
he died two hours later.
Fireman Youch was also taken up
terribly burned. He is still alive, but
there is little hope of his recovery.
Both men have families and reside at
Pine Bluff.
A sick negro employee of the COM
pany at Camden, who was in the bag
gage car en- route to the compsny's
hospital at Tyler, was badly injured
and has since died.
w. B. Holcomb, one of the mail
clerks in charge of the mail car, re-
ceived an ugly cut on the head, but
his injury is not serious. When the
engine left the track it turned over
and lay directly across it and this
alone doubtless prevented a much
greater loss of life, as it blocked the
coaches and prevented them from
plunging down a steep embankment,
which lay only few yards ahead.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

Keep your vital organs in good con-
dition if you would have health through
the malarial season. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers cleanses and strengthens the
stomach, liver and bowels and helps
the system to r3sist disc .0ar~s
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13
3urSted Hydrant.

The water works people have been
in trouble today over bursted hy-
drant or main at the First National
bank corner on Spring street. A good
section of the sidewalk has been torn
up in an effort to get to the broken
pipe.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

Look our for malaria. It IS season.
able now. A few doses of Prickly Ash
Bitters is sure preventive.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

Alamo, king of coffees. Pure Mocha
and Java imported from Arabia is a
perfect dream to the tstste, adding
sweet SAVIOR to the food. 1t is friend
maker. Ask the ladies who use it
o. tnow. HOOKER & Co.,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

Old machines exchanged. See us at
the Singer Store.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13

2oc Embroidered swiss
10c. Grand Leader.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-08-13
Will Conduct Services

Rev. Father Hurley of La Porte ar
rived in the city this afternoon and
will conduct the services for Father
lee in the Catholic church tomorrow.
He wiz also remain over Monday,
and conduct the services of the Feast
of Assumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
OTHER MARKETs-sv TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. FEB. 1S-CATTIsE-R Receipts. 1890 MARKET
steady 70 loo lower, good prime 81 ooas5 -.
pr u medium. 50 5 - feeders. s. 81
= 10 81 6oas4; heers sass 80 Gamers 81 -
E$-t': bulls. s. jQSf 10; calves 81 5pfS1 - HOGS
receipts to-day $3.50. tomorrow 250to. strong % %
higher. mixed and butcher S5QS5 81 good 20 choice
ets . SY4S5 a. rough heavy. sass - light. - 900
. TO- bulk OF sales. &5rSJ SEEP-Receipts. 10000.
steady % firm; lambs steady firm; good 70 choice weth
s S4 - 50 fair 10 choice naked. IS 81 GS4 ., native
Hast Buffalo. Feb S-CATTIsE-Receipts. -:
ly' prime steers. Sass - shipping. - +eaS4 so
ts - 1885 -. hefers. s. 90 81 -. cows. 81 - q
eals = ia14 -. st1ckers and feeders. s. tafS4
- tsee-.uts. So &c higher. S6lSs = hos
elis. t,,- slow slaie stronger. heavy. . 4of
= -. mixed. 81 SEQ s. AZ Workers s. 2CNSJ 40. pigs
p ,o1 - So rouEhs. - 506Sf 60 staEs s. sass 50
,Ili--L AND LAMBS Receipts. COCO. sheep steady
loc higher lambs. sass 20 yearllngs. s. 80
s. 50dS4 G5.
g. Cincinnati FEB Is-HOGs-Actlve lower s. 7J6
$50. IILt.-Q1et. s. 25NS4 ca SFIEFcT-Stroug
Al[+ler- S5nS4 20. LAMBS-Active. higher S5aS6 80
Kansas CITY. Feb. RATTLE 500. in
.s beel teadv Toe higher. 81 G0rS5 30. fair cool
&c. higher SiUS4 go Western steers higher
~ = 90. stg"Aers and feeders S30S4. south
steers steady. 81 S5S4 -; Southern cows s. 35GSS
aNe oNs strong, . 5rSS -. native heifers $3dS3 go
pulls - 2'S3 50; calves s. sass 30 HOGS-Recerts
',1 Market DC higher. TOP s. 90. Bulk OF sales
= e'oS3 u heavy. s. 1oaS5 go packers S5dS5 I5
DIES and lights - $50 s.. STIETP-Receipts 500
het "a l- higher. native LAMBS. 1OaS6. Western
-arnns $adS5 So led ewes s. 900 "a 15 fed
yearngs. 81 75dS5 ana feeders s. 50TS4 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

~, g closing. WIFE AT-Spot nomiual
fu;rres steady March. Sc aid May. O. Cad. July Is
go cgp~- firm. American, mixed new, - 81
American mixed old A. 6i4d: futures quiet March -
gisd. Ma A. ASA FEAS-Canadtan siead{y rs!s, o.
~ Gf-t5 - outs fancy winter dull. os 30 HDFSAt
London ,Paciac Coasu, firm 20 lOzatt los Hi.t.it
1-l. -. Fr1fs rnas- 81. POIk-Steadys prime
mes western Gis 3D. HAMS-short cut - 20 10 10 70
~, "a IN short rib Is ~ 3Is sd; long clear mid
die light . . "a r. ass q: long ear M hevS
., AZ H. 2ss- short clear backs 10 20 - To- Ss clear
t1rI-s u r., 1G 10 AS SHOULDERS square II o. is
go, - TARD-Gteady. prime western. ">s 30
hr7erican refined In nails. 3Ss 3D. ttiEi-St
[,-,-tc1- er-e+ white sos: do colored Us IALLDN
Prime CITY dull 81 TUFP rI etIly
80 OF e., -a5 IINSEED OIIl-Steady, tSs g.
>.t.itTi OTI-fIuI refined spot. quiet lbs Co
- oyS -austraIian. In London easy rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

sew YORK. Eebs j. lsS+
Fl.kNS AND PcAS-Tle advancing tendency Of ths
market continues and prices sLe asan higher ard rerV
short adylces do not Ind
important qIantties 10 arrive whin the neat week
nal local f.lhers ed 30 that they
making anxious Inquiries rar quota
tons cover the day and
holders csklrE figures especially
iobbbiuE business scotch quite scarce on the
and lag lots have sod ~ 81 -. We quote BEAss
choice. Ier bush g sec 81 90; DO medium - io9
g 0lGS2 10. DO rel kidney s. SO 50; DO
syf % yellow 3 GO -
a. haeE -. d. California. s. As
4 ~ Italian medium. s. 9OaE2. ofh~f foreign
medium s. sadsl e. foreign 81 s5gsi a. PEAS
F-ee- scotch. hags. bush 81 -
RJTTETere Is no further CHANGE sliher y ne tone
90 he mar price A fairly good moyemerr
progress demand s. confined quite closely
rseful GRADES - bcth fresh ara held. these
.,rvl~g there a Gloss clearance a,
t--rk Mos = transportation lines hs-inr iif
e-.ffr deliveries and quite ruu7f~r -
- Eoods for their regular r-sde Tle-s are
..-~sfsrf threads On hcldirEs thu
entire Jocks fairly kealthy We quote Creanerv
~ 220 - do seconds. -
a., -hf-fs TF7ff~ J. 21n2Z-- %
1-12a- az seconds uaIsc. thrdh tAQls.>ns stats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New February
rrr-yFs-Rcceipts were cars. or 10 head al! f'r
FEELING ell o Ssa S s2a 5. So Dre.ea bf in
changed 7asEe rsr n some choice DI I a. hsn "a
& ifis and sheep steady refrigerator beef selling At
Indd Co: bulls. 1885 10 az s. -
rsr 100 n: : cows. So n. At s. ., -, o., %,
T q To- q Shannon eoas. 357 H. at $ 50
CALVES Receipts were tse h1ad i2sidiTs 81 af
ms ket "5a5oc lower common and medium Ee1s'
a.s' aTrsd over Common prime veals SOFA at 81 50
SsS 20 Resers calves %. cry dressed vsls lover
a. salse BcT 10 dressed led do Slow at 7aI2t
curtis s ,g. vsql; go n ayer3E 5 at
81 y. - % dl5 n, a. 20. 10 90 dl4 n al 80 o.
J. H. Hume d Bro: n veais. lSs H. at S. 10; do
- John OH p Nsson: 20 vsas i45 n at IS 70; do rs
no. a J2ad Co: a. veaIs. 1913 u. s. 10; do. los n
at - sanders: Is veals ias n at Sc -
Andrew Mullen: veals. 100 H. at 80: % oarnyaTd
ea Sss,6 40 70 Ca al veais l2o r. at
robin & shannon; veal 10 n. at s. go do G. 10.
SHEEP AND LA,IRs-ReeeIp,s were IA. cars. or
Iois cars Tor market. making. with ne stock grl-d
over. Ia as % ssle 80 Is - 't'lrloa
grades .l5w ara hard 70 ssil About SaEs ,S X
100 ~ bunch OF sheep Sn9 gs9IlinFf AZ 70
Dressed mutton steady al a9c per 70: dressed lambs @'
saes-Kerns Commission COMPANY: 2o2 Western lambs.
= y aysrage a. = - E u, 40 10 g an So o. s5
i . IS g! g e. a s. 3 At t Sc 3! d. g. as
s. ~. 49,. %. %, -,
do 81 n. s.
Mcpherson Co: 1l3 state lambs 90 D.. az s. 80 -
sheep and yearngs Ice H. az $ . - state >iri
ia 81 O. 80
robin a shannon Al Kentucky lambs. % ~ at s. 90
u Harrington: 81 Ohio lambs 81 10 At 81 20. y ~.
81 =, Sc. c1s 60 n A. s. - = ohio sheep. las
p. s. 81
HOGs-Rs-eirts were . cars. or AS head s.. n
safs Prime state hcgs sold AZ - m
- no few outside sales a. - 6oG$S 30 Country
f-ssses hcEs lover a. Gsas~ Ter y.
sanders e state hoEs. $50 = average a.
q - De- 20 = II c. ~ =. s. so 80 Go. rHt =
10 rorEhs - 70 : - n - So
dsts yesterday Ios state hoEs. IA 10 a. s. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits frruartre is femCrazsi. With
prices entirely nominal E7su s quiet Tar about steady
lut quiet N" quote. .,.-
lpiEIrs rJEPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls. e5's .
&C..
~nR-UI. 1H.z. 81 90
g. in. - Do. s. -. T. s. 40. X. s. 60 ~ 81. ~
o.. O.. - TO- and So W. 81 80
STOCK CS HAND.
T. cd. .
81. -its tlrertre -,
rt- r.- l''
<.e orleans. BEL. TS-HecelEtz- i.o@iN. l5' tt.s
TUHIESTISL. $50 lt'-
y...r-.l---.- f,t r~--rIRI-S TTEPENTTNF.-R Re
-srfs al casks. Ep-IN-Ee-aiutF t3t hh.s Ar Urn
receipts. bills CRUDE tlti't-c> 81 hrlL
s. 3. S. - laI 81 -. receipts. 3 buis-
Savannah Feb. IN-TyRPENTINE firm. GO; receipts
Err-. .-r.r-s q. uIls EOSIN hru. receipts. 1901
'-r.. .,----l. . Hls guH-el- 4. "a. q. D. s. 90 -.
s. Co. D. s. - g. s. % IT, = 20 J. p '' D. p 80 -'
,-rarIes,aa Tsb ls-TIRT ENrfNE and EoSIN rainl-
raj
-~r-IsPFNTINE- SFlfITS. as
r,I-f%- american strained. IS. fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

Cash quotations follows. Flour was firm, n, q
slrHE wheat Sn3tc; No red Sob QSi OH No com
49,. No yellow. .. No oats. 4liza42c. 70 white
+-a+'sc. No rye. &c good feeding harley 4Oa4lc: fair
70 choice mailing. 4Su5Sc. No ! favseed 81 IL. No
NorthWestcfu 81 II, prime timothy 81
contract grade sl pork. Dbl S14 ass: lard
s. lG. short clear sides tbosed). s.
basis ~ HIGH wines. 81 - on the Produce Exchange To-
Gay the butter market was hrm. creameries 15E25sc;
dairlts j. -02ec LgCs h. mark. included q
E-S'zc. Cheese heavy, l0R1Ohc.
Duluth. Feb 1s.-Close-WIIEAT. No 1 hard qszc. No
northern. Pi4c. No Northern. 94-c, TO arrive. No 1
af te-tc. No Northern 81 Fac. No Northern
May. SIisc July. 9Ics September. S7isc.
70 northern etH96c July, gi0@lsc RYE. Sc higher
80 J. 75r. BARLEY duH. No . t3c; sample. 4JgG0c
CORN steady, No 3. 4ja4dc: July 531.G53ac.
Minneapolis. Feb 1s-WHFAT-af 9s-. july o7s. n
% e' ~'Iemher N'sc; on track. No hard. g9s4c 10
Northern gS PC: No Northern. C5i4c: no Northern
sI9Ii.c. Ff.OI First patents 050S5 second ra,
500 81 clears - ass
s. G1uS. go BRAN IN bulk. Sl5aSl5 -.
FhuszrrrrIa Feb 1s-wIIEAT strong ard 11sc higher:
contract grade. February. 81 u2 81 u2e CORN steady:
fair demand February. 81 iso5iatc OATS firm. good de-
r1anli Nl white. |o; do 'i.nped. "o'-F5lc BUTTER
firm. demand. Western creamery cfzc extra
prints. 2E- EGGS steady. fair demand.
nearby and fresh WeFtern. a3e Ht mark. fresh south
CHEESE steady. demand. NeN-Yprk creams.
choice. fancy IIE1llC Neg. York fun
good lu4HIotc. Eaeeip.--Flaur. 1900 bills and O0s
.1 ir sekz. wheat. 2f1a bush. aHUuu BUSH
hush. sh.pmeu;s-Wheat. 1900 bush; - co
bush. OATS 700 bush.
T,l--7 r.b rS-cL0vERSEED closed rash srt Fer
f-ar. 81 50. March 81 S1'z N-rf. 81 ST.. AI4~INE
prime. s. 90. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 45.
o. Louis Feb l>.CIuso- WHEAT higher: No > rod
cash 81 oI. May a5sc. July. S77sas7'sc, No hard.
Ialg 5a-sc. OATS higher. cash. AZ: May. f27,c;
$50 4. white. 4f.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

os,ol h1cfangs special Lsverpoo cabss-spot cotton
QUO bzlez. SPECULATION export.
ding 49, W reoetDts 1000; American 1000; mid
D. t-aas futures opaned sfea41. lsa1D points
Fet-5s-i sfl steady 1919 points higher iehi llsIy
ssd 49, end Narel-ApTll. = Dea; April MAJ.
bee - nfe June-Iulv and july "a AuElst-septsul
- seFtoInber-O obsr q ed. October Ovcnber
-ei lester-fafus and cloths quiet
t-----Sylh AND MEAE-rlour hold ~r-, ara RS ness
a. IA -. YES on very limited scale spring patents
N1g An.er ftralghts. g laQsa -: winter patents.
q s5ass o piIg cesrs sass - extra 70 j Winter.
.Alfa 80 winter 81 las a.. BUCK
~ ~ -sDL -fl-Aiariot veal. quoted a. s2aS2 l5.
~holr. - - - quoted fnr - good. 81 = Ft5 -
49, ~ ialf3s 2safi 30 fNRNNEAls-rIrul. Quoted
cu-,.i. el y s0afS 70 brand. BAG MEAIs- Firm.
Al g.. ne hnte ana yellow. 81 toQti 20.
- 20, ~ - Fhbp-T.rm. Quoted, Western srrine.
2 - - arrive. 30 n sartR standard midd
Tour 40 80 sGHses 50 red Soc a. so- CIV bran
~ ~ bulk and sacks middnrs. S231f15. red DOS
crop. - bulk. SO 50 sacks. olmesL SO 50
sr sf---r. lsEAI-Ihe wheat market opened arm af
sry..@@--@aee q ace favorable cahiee snail spof
-1A sr'ah rscerts snd mere bUllirh Interpretation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

zee. market f-r SPOT cotton closed quiet with
,..ss,- points Cacr she basis n 12 75r r1r
.. li'ano and ffc f0r rniidiiug gulf sales vara
- .. l' ioifF -.ole ro sprurrE and 200 delivered
s-r.-.- --1 SPOT markets were photographed as
-.--r-.. .sIi--..- aIl Wilmington nominal. Norfolk
$1,000 .e-f-r ~ 1t&c- ST Louis nominal ur
800 Nrrr-orloarE steady. unchanged.
-. --r ''f $500 bales Augusta quiet. $3.50 higher
$3.50 -..es 2 bales. Estimated receipts leading
t7 =. .-'faer0H. A. NeW Orleans. q 800 % 500
'-.-. tte ast week and $50 last a
..t. hnlo Pr 700 agaIr 2gs week ane so
-. .i- 2. Houston. 400 % 800 against 81
T" r. rgNt and . sos last wear.
receipts af te ports anl interior points 20 dav c0r1-
'1- N..- Iat same time last week and last year: