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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07
No Division Into Glasses.

Related most intimately to our COM
mercial welfare is the subject Of what is
currently known as labor. but 1 wish to
enter here, as have elsewhere, an en-
pbatdc dissent to this designation, If 1t is
meant to indicate division of the people
of this country into classes. We cannot
afford to recognize such a distinction. Hos
tile as it would be to our traditions and to
the principles upon which the government
was founded, 1t would be even more hostile
to our future progress and development.
This country must not be divided into hos
tile camps. Political exigency must not
make us stoop so low. The time must
soon come-I hope II has already come
when any man who advances such doc
trine will be branded as a demagogue.
Labor has its rights. as capital has it's
rights. They are mutually dependent, one
, There are bound ia be controversies. bound
to be differences. bound to be disagree.
ments. well-ndgh, TO the breaking point.
But what are,l our boosted Institutions If
they are not equal to such emergencies7
Has the American spirit of justice and fair
dealing as between man and man SO far
lapsed that THE employer and employee in
America today must align themselves un-
der hostile standards? 1 do not believe
that the tendency of the times is in that
direction. There, has been steady improve
ment in many, aspects of this question.
Noble agencies are,at work to bring about
better feeling. .ad a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07
People Helf-Reliant.


The people Of this country are self-reliant,
and nowhere Is this characteristic more
pronounced thAn IN New England When
you ask for the assistance and co-opera-
ton that the new department can properly
give you. 1t viii be glad to respond prompt
IL and effectively, but it will never attempt
to interfere In fields where it does not
properly belong. Il will seek to commend
itself to your confidence by a policy of
non-partisanship, impartiality and con-
servatism--aI these as elements of syste-
matte and progressive development.
And now, gentlemen, what is the out
look? What are the moral and material
forces in American life today to which
we may confidently turn in our forecast
of the future? We do not take kindly to
the pessimist or the defamer or the Ameri-
can spirit No man represents the tend
encies and possibilities of our citizenship
who spends his days and his nights in
preaching the doctrine OF our moral and
material degeneracy. Whatever may be
his misgivings. whatever doubts he may
have of policies. whatever political align
ments his conscience may dictate. his
criticisms should be urged in spirit OF
fair-dealing and impartial Justice and his
influence should be thrown upon the side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

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Departments Aims.

SOPes4 tA1CAI . A1I0S.
The department aims to be helpful to such
interests as those you represent We shall
try to establish high standards in it's work
we Shall try to make 1t business depart
ment We shall try to supply it with mod
ern appliances and up-to-date equipment.
We shall try to secure for it the best
trained and most Intelligent personnel pos
slbie We shail-dof away with useless red
tape and meaningless ceremony in the con-
quot OF the public business. We shall try
10 have Its chief officials men who are
directly accessible ITO the people. Ioyal in
their service and devoted to their work
We shall. in every bureau and division. SET
hlgh standard and high ideal, and while
many or us may not measure I'D to either
we shall give to- the work the best that is
in us. IL "' 10
You are engaged In a line of business ac-
tivlty which peculiarly reflects commerciaI
conditions anda which is quick to feel any
change in the general prosperity of the
country. CogHizant' as you are of such
conditions, you can fealize the extent of the
problem giveno 20 this new department in
capital and laborg,+7
1t seems tdi me altogether fitting that in
this city of business activity I should dwell
more particularly upon these two subjects
than upon other phases of tie departments
work, important though they may be- II is
a good time to reason together on these
great related subjects, and am glad to see
That there Is more and more tendency in
our public discussions to speak frankly and
sanely about them. There has never been
a time in the history of this country when
there was greater necessity for plain speak
Ing or for conservative and open-minded
Justice than there is today.
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12-yard pieces Warren's OAc
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Clark's o. n. T. Spool DC
Cotton; 8 spools for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 1e.-CA TILE Receipts 1000. market
steady s1od IS 5Oas6; POOR to medium
s. ao1S5 20 stockers and feeders 81 25gS4 cows
)! % calves 81 5Gdte Texas fed steers 81 5oi -
HoGSReceipts +0uu good 5a l0c higher; steady
mixed and hut hers. 81 iS3 s.. good heavy
81 66GS5 81 rough - 06$5 HIGHT IS
bulk " sales. 81 S0QSi IS SHEEP 1900.
ket steady. good 70 choice wethers. S4G
choice MIX e.. - 23dS+; native lambs S+GSG 70
Cincinnati July lp.-ficCiS active a I5f
So o. CATTLE steady. 81 25T$5 - SHEEP dull and
lower. 81 5oiSS 90 LAMBS iull and lower. S3aSd
East Buffalo. July Ie.-CATTT.E- Receipts $50 head:
market steady yesterdays close prime steers $50
SO 40. shipping butchers s. 2JTSS s. sod
81 q; 81 2JqS4 30 bulls $3d$4 - stockers and
feeders s3aS+ II: heifers. 81 25d$4 walls
Receipts. 300 head quarter lower - hG0$6 az. Hogs
Receipts. loo head fair active. = lower. heavy
mixed workers. and pigs 80 -
81 5OdS4 10: diaries. 81 15G 81. SHEEP
Receipts. 1000 head slow; wethers. quarter lower;
lambs. SJstS6 1S y@arinRs 81 JodS5 -.
q IS; ewes, SR 1884. sheep mixed. S2TS@ -
Kansas city, Jun" 10 -4'AT'TLF- Receipts $40 IN
Guiding 700 Southerns: market steady 1Jc higher:
choice eEnor ana dressed ef steers s. 2qS5 o. fair 10
Southern cows 50 5Oa$2 as; native cows & 5ofs4 ~
native heff@rs. 81 50GS3 So bulls
81 - HoGS-ReceipIF. 10Sno: market 20 lower
tor. 81 y. bulk ~ sales 50 O5$5 20. I5lS
packers. 81 l2le 1fS5 20; pigs and light s. 10dS5
400: market nomiualiy steady.
lambs. SiTS6 Western lambs S4dS6. fed
81 az: Texas clipped steep So 90 50 clipped
lrgs 81 1884 Is; stocSers and feeders 81 50Q$3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

Jersey Maryland. white per basket 81 S9gSi 20:
do Southern, white per basket 81 2Sq 81 20
do Eastern Shore, red. Dbl S4GSi o. 20 potHto
s. SIS so do per basket sea 81 -: do kentnGS Ky
Dbl. SO 50G SO 20 do has 81 ooa 81 90; Fll
PERS. Jersey. 81 %: do per ooS '2c4
81: Norfolk per bbI so; do carrier 80 q
T5c; Florida, basket. 75c1 81; 90 per carrier
soc 81; PEAS. western New York per 3uSheI bas!et
75c q 81: do so n soc: STRING ff4A ~ hostol
bushe box. so Csc; do state wax per b,isAe S9G
75c; green. do Jersey and Long island z1tI
soc do per bag % 4Oc: SQUASH. marrow. per bbl
Soc do white 20 q soc: yellow crool,-neck 25 Soc
4OcG 81 SO: do Delaware and
Maryland. per carrier. 25a SOC do Norfolk. per
nah. Is q csc; TURNIPS. Rutabaga per Dbl I5cQ 81.
HAY STRAW-HAY-Receipts to-day large,
which. of benefit to prices in the dull
demand. No Is the chief selling
line Of hay In the scarce offering prime No l. Low
grades Including No g. offered freely at the low range
Terv doing in covers. We quote: Prime, large
bales per 100 ~ o5c; No s5q90c; No I5as21:c No
2 and shipping 5Od6Oc. STRAW steady for all good
marks old rye. prime 81 10 per Toe NJ new 95SI
and In reported AT the Prod
ce Exchange at noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad
800 Erie 400; Pennsylvania 30: Delaware. Iackawanna
and western 30; Shore, 100; Lehigh Valley 400
Baltimore and Ohio 30: Central Of NewJersey !0 river
boats 40 Total Receipts Of straw, 100 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT-Tcrk. July ls, 1900
COFFEE-To-d days coffee market attracted lit
ale more attention than recently. but even ruled
comparatively quiet and prices showed very narrow
changes The opening was steady at a decline OF
points The close steady. with July unchanged.
November 10 points and other months net points
lower Sales reported OF about 10000 bags The
initial declines in consequence OF liquidation fol-
lowing larger primary receipts and the declining ten
ency Of Brazilian markets which by reporting losses
OF $50 Rio and 100 reis at Santos indicated
that the pressure Of crop arrivals gradually
being felt in the primary markets Even at these
declines firm offers received during she day said
70 10 rather above local views ana that offerings
heavier in the local market reflected prob
ably the continued disposition OF importers 90 hold on
t9r further declines in Brazil when they VIII in all
likelihood offer moro freely a hedge against
chases Of actual coffee: meanwhile there does not
appear 10 be any increase in the demand for spot
conee in the local market At the time. specu-
lattNe sentiment is inclined the view that coffee
!s about low enough and there is no disposition 20
speculate FOR break from the present level. Thus.
lille the Brazilian restricting
1nand there be nothing stimulate offerings
particularly. and the market consequently shows a
Fteady undertone. Hsyre only a partial !. franc
loWer and Hamburg declined = pig. Receipts the
two ports were 5000 bags. against $4,000 bags last
car The spOt market quiet and unchanged with
CUotations on the basis OF -. for Rio No I.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-
cey follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
STOCK ON HAM
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

- New-YOrk July gdy 10: 1904
Guiding cars fG2 the market and making
S2ss CITY There's % no in the
and only few cars ehansed hands prices were raeu
mon 10 fair steers sold at s. Soas5 sales
per ~ some sales Of Choice beef at cables
fs2m P ana dreG % beef
1l%al1sc. Exports to-day were 1925 cattle and 1907
sanaeTsop % q Mohs%n st 'c, l1ss s. 5
ee yesterday steers extra, l2ss ,5 p "a, at
at $ co. 4 do lice n at s. 80 d. 1911 10 s. S.
g. g Mas so SG hoo Mt s. co. Is s &C. eo ,o7 a.
g s. so: bulls i2ho ~ at 50 5S do g. n at at
9I7 10 81 no H. at 81 Bra do. $50 ID. AZ
Ksrns Commission Company: 20 West Virginia steers
Tobin 8 Shannon date Yesterday: ~ Kentucky steers
1852 ~ at 49, bulls 1886 ~ at 81 e5; 10 do 1912 H. at
s TiE a. :sss 6ss head head d 6 sa S s
Common choice vess sold at s4gS7 per 100 70 city
light supply and neglected. at "a lie,
81 % peel loo ~ 0 $50 r. seals los ID
J. q Curtis son: veals 142 n. at 81: do 800 70
AntIew Mullen: 3 veal xs.!., no n at 81
Newton a. Co: West Virginia veas $50 70. at 50; >
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 81 cars. or 40
head Including 81 cars for ed The market making with The
no rev mem S tS i airs IN t soIe ,pe WA
lower with fully AZ unsold the close Sheep
Common choice sheep sold ssgs4 80 per 100 10:
sheep 81 So Dressed mutton mods5aie demand at
eallc per 10 dressed lambs DUH at lORTl3c
Sales-kerns Commission Company: 1914 Virginia lambs
81 10 81 90 100 n: 49, d. 90 10 So
10 do 6S n at So 35 Indiana do 62 n at So 2is But
242 Virginia sheep 91 NJ at s. 50 I74 Indiana do 1ol 10
at 50 25i Kentucky do. 100 10 So date yesterday
"a Kentucky lambs 63 n at 81 10 77S d.. go n.
s. 90
Newton & Co: zoo Kentucky lambs. 20 10 So so:
Pa West Virginia do "a 10. 81 hT lis Virginia
40 No. AZ go Kentucky sheep 1870 10 at s.: d. l20
n at 50 % IL do 90 10 So % p Virginia DO. 81 10,
at 81; I do. 40 10 at 50.
s. Sanders; Ill Pennsylvania lambs, IS 10 at 81.
Pennsylv ania sheep. 10 ~ at SO JO.
s judd - Co i7e Buffalo lambs 81 n az IS G2i8. 81
d. 63 70 at 81 date yesterday l70 Buffalo lambs 68
tucky sheep. ll2 10 50 20; b. Kentucky cus.
az 81 20.
Mcpherson Co: 22l Virginia lambs GO n. 62Ia
81 Virginia sheep. I24 ~ 81 10
Crockett Co: 255 Virginia lambs n IS *: 3
Virginia sheep. las II. 81 50
Hogs Receipts r $50 head. including ~
10 sold: 15c higher ST. 25Qt6 per
n for prime State and Pennsylvania hogs Country
dressed hogs dull and unchanged IA iac per II
Sales tall late yesterday Kerns Commission Company:
- state hogs l15 n average. a. 81 30 per 100 n,
rough, 80 n. s. 30
:. Sanders rs state hogs. 1863 n SO 40: 60
Eylvana 162 n So so: 2u roughs s. go
W h hume: ia hogs. l73 ~ at So %. roughs 296
n. s. p
Andrew Mullen - hogs let n. at So %. stays. 373
10. ~ - 20
II II Hollis: hogs IL 70 at SO IS: 20 do. 247 10
at go 30 rguShs. 33 n. az g. % do 273 n s. so
sfaE. 40 10. NJ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July I0-There IS a heavy movement IN the
Wool market. wtth trading marked by something OF
ieversh tone This is due the desire dealers and
users 10 control the latest clips at the lowest
IAr nigh market affords. There is buynE OF
territory woods. especially all medium and low grades
territory woods firm. Pulled woods v-tI,
small offerings. Foreign woods hold firm, in sympathy
U o, ahI fennSyl vaninNX and above. 34Q3+tsc ~
ftdflc+ No L. 3SW"3c. No =. 34CS5c unwashed
-i quarter. three eighths and ehalf blood un-
-, Ht-S'>,: me washed delane. 36QSIc Michigan
ana above. 3til2SC. No l. 29030C No eva
ulWashed 2lG@2ci Oneluarter. and one
nhT blood unWsshed $I62S fne washed
rehtueky Indiana rhree-eghths and one-0uarter
tt"ou -m-Sc; braid 23N24c TerritOry-Idaho nns I7G
hetVy me l4U5c fne medium. ITQisc: medium,
h, 10" medium 2oa2le; Wyoming fine i6QITc:
nraFy me l4Q 5c fine medium. IT0ISc:
70 low medium, 209l22c Utah and Nevada Ere IGi ~
heaVN hne l+Gl5c; fine medium ITdISc. medium
,i low medium 2iG2Sc; Dakota fine I7irisc ine
Nt. i.elSc medium lsd2Oc; low medium 2l03Sc
Inc choice, :0G21c fine average i9laOc. iDe
medium choice. 22G23c. ~f'S' -.4--e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry. thine from so,,,
FERRY I'VE minutes earlier than SHOWN below.J
ChtNh-zt00 lT.15 EastOn only. $40 a m 5S
$50 800 (S45 Easton only p. sun, % a m
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. a1o.
800 p m sundays. Il 25 a m. LOO .. m '@s
LAkENOOD. JAhEHURST. TOMS RIVEP Ann
BAkNEGAI-z4-O0 90. 90. 40 a m, z130 (340 49,
W3od and Lakehurst only). ,4S0 p SundaTy
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4O a m. - 80 D. m
vINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fzfo0 a N. -, ~
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GRAVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POTNTsrt
z4OO. $50 1l-3O a. m. x1 90 -. 80 So (exssn,
sundays. except Ocean Grove. 915 a. m, so a a.
iILADEIPHIA-READING TERMINAL). 80,
$3.50 1900 10 co. 400 $500 "a 90 y 90 S' a. ~ %.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4 %. - 90 90 m
~ 90 a m. 200. to ~ $500. 400. 20 Is D. m
BALTIMORE AND WAsHENGTON-soo. 1000. ,,o,.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND WIFI
m. Reading Only). 300 Tel 20. - 90 n NJ w
Reading PQttsyilIs ana Hrsbg only +4oo 5 % D. M
Atlantic Hlds. Seabright Monmouth Pcb and ~.
m so6 a4 5k as 55 d6 20 o. .5- l9S
p m sundays. 70 90 a m. leo. 90. 300 D. m
zFrom Liberty Street only. "DaiIv 5DaiIv evcs,,
Sunday. SSunday only- tParIor only. Via Taws
qua xsatuTdays eExcept SATURDAYS
261 1874 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s2 5th Az s5 T,,o,
Sq9ara West. 153 East I2Sth St. 273 West 195tS
243 Columbus Az. New York; Court ST 344 Ss6
Eultoa 81: Bklyn: $40 Bway. W'rnsburg. New YORK
Trsnsfer Co calls for and checks baggage desnator
W - Bt.SLER c NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Cen. Mgr Gen P4ss- A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

COTTON-The market showed continued narrow trreRu-
4hiltt. which does not Be much a Of
tlecuatlNe indifference lack interest as IL Is due
70 hesitation with the bearish the crop prevent-
lg puH speculation while the Year change in this
respect and the strength Of position operates
against aggressive saes present prices which might
~ seem dear were the crop outlook be curtaed
owing 10 The prospects for consumptive
demand next autumn. There no cables today
70 lnnuence sentiment either way Ths weather VAS
zoe ana crop accounts had very favorable average
lIcludlng that OF the Weather at midday III
there seemed little disposition cell and The
ouctions IN local stocks caused covering
prices ruled generally steady market opened steady
al decline Of 2gi points. Moderate covering was SUI
nclet To rall II after opening 20 about last
list me closing prices OF the previous night. Later IL
worried up little higher but ssRged again following
The weekly report, be rallied in the
Ing BY room covering and steady al an advance
q lQ6 points. ticaly he prices NJ tha
oaA sales were estimated about halls Total
exports Tor the day
from New York about 76OS bales and these shin-
inents, with correction the NeW-York stock rn
ning count Sdk5 bales against hal
Inc STOCK az all United States ports only l23 GAS bales
against 49, bales last arrivals Of cotton
e. Nevs-lork for the day 267 bales Including lo4
bsies rom Liverpool. Talk OF complications
East were heard during early trading and beInsd
n the opening liquidation. these rluor. fad
ntrle effect THO market stared
BY an. eN Offering 80 bales shj
1ent not later than August wires
predicted a freer movement in the
The range q contract prices market To-
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Abner C. Thomas. surroEate OF tae County Of New
hereby given 10 all persons claims
against Alice George. late OF the County
York present the same. with vouchers
subscriber. his place transaCting
business No Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City
or New York O before the 9th day Of
Dated New York the twentieth day of January. 1904
FREDERICK l. EI.DRIDGE. Adm inIstra
DAVIES STONE & AUERBACTI. 30 Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. Attorneys for
Adufn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

quotations follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady: WHEAT. No 2 spring, 9ScaSI No g. Ssl9sc.
CORN No .. 4Gs.c: No yellow. 1O9.c: OATS. 40 q
axe: No white. 4og431.c RYE No .. 74c: HARLEY
FI.AXsEED. No l. 81 10; No Northwestern 81 y y
TIMOTHY SEED prime. 50 %: CLOVER. contract grade
SO i5@S11: MESS PORK Dbl Sl2 SCGDSl2 -. LARD
per 100 NJ SO s0Qs6 S2is CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides
(Oose 25qSI 40; short clear sides boxed 2 81 M
WTIIsKEY basIs Of high wines 81 % on the Produce
12g15c; EGGS steady: At mark. Included IL. a
Duluth. July 19.-Cose; WHEAT-No l Northern
81 OOla: No Northern 96lsc July. 81 Ola: Septeu
Der. Ssisc.
milwaukee. July 10.-wIIEAT-No | Northern 81 OCT.
d$i oIL: No Northern. 97aoerc: No September SIS
sample $4,000. CORN-No B. 5Oa5ll,c; September asa. ,
bid.
Minneapolis July 19-Close: WIIEAT-JuIy 97a.c. So,
TENDER ST7sc: December. s5isc: track No 49,
$3.50: No Northern. 09I.c No Northern 94a, ag5Sr
FLOUR-Firs patents So 1OqS0 20 second patents So
81 10: clears 81 55QS3 G5 second clears 60 80
BRAN in bulk. Si4 shorts. Sl6
Philadelphia. July. 19.-wHEAT lsc lower. contr,.,
grade. July. sIsassc CORN firm Isc higher; july
52izGo3c. OATS steady but quiet: No 2 white natural
46l9c; clipped. 4TI3GiSc BUTTER steady vtb "a.
demand: Western creamery lSc; do hearty rn's
19c EGGS easier; fresh nsarby zoe loss off do Wsst
20lsc. loss OFF, do SouhN ~tern Toe loss OF. do So,
lsc. loss of CHEESE unchanged; New Yorl S,u
creams choice fancy. s42SS.c fair 10 good II qss
Receips-Four 500 bbls and 1892 pounds in sscss
wheat 23OOO BUSH - 900 oats 600 Shinrents
Wheat. %. Oco BUSH corn. 3.200: pats II coo
st. Louis. July 1e--Close: WHEAT-No . rcd cash
elevator nominal; July. 9I&c September sSIsc. NJ .
hard. s1isc new. 9s1se old CoRN-No 2 cash. 4s1.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

The local market fer spot closed quiet at ro,uts
decline. the bnss SIC for middling INLAND and
~ @c for middling Guf Sales. 500 bales. TO spinners
southern telegraKhed follows. Cal
weston quiet unchanged. 10 i3-i6c sales 20 bales
Mobile quiet. &C lower l0rec Savannah QUIET ana
easy, unchanged. II nc. bales Chare.ton
and Wilmington nominal Norfolk steady rnchanreS 81
ll-oc' augusta quiet and steady unchanged. at lie;
sales. hales Louis nominal. UNCHANGED al
SALES ls2 bales New-Orleans quiet UNCHANGED al lie:
saies ia.r, bales Memphis quiet &c lower at iOAc:
Receipts ports ana interior noint. TO-DAY oo,
pSree WIKI the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

DRUGS. ESSENTIAL. oII4s-Ths mars., hold. ,,.sdv
g nm VIII prless web maintained and ouof.d ,s go
loSsi ANIsE 81 l2asi IS BETGAMor 80 i5at2 e.
Sisi ls I5FI5SEi, I' ssgsS 10; PENNTRoYAI 81 10
- ~ ~; SPEARMiNr ssas4 20; TANsE 81 sOefs ~
natural SOFiS2
81 aogs2 20; WoRMsEED 81 a5si 81 .s1T5GsET
@1-se EtsDTSiENTTAN. sisG5c: CTSf;E.R fs,nst.o'
sieachel l0aallc ubleachca "a Sll,c: ;OIipf,S ne a.
- s1si IL 2s!NstNG Northern s6Gs7: Sorthern &. =
NsS sAisSAPAlsllIA Honduras 2sasa2sc: MeIica5 II
ada 49, 921c s' ''esSe' Can
fJS)iR AND MEAIs--To- tay was sno-b,- s,u H.. 4,
the -four market Buyers are almos, .,,t-s u cay IN
naikn making plEchsses only 10 mn c,-rren, :, 80
Only bGsiness reported consisted OF li,,ie -,
vs. r. spring psisnts ssS.s5 IS winter sfrsishts a. 60
9 ezra No winter s. 5oass 90; extra No N9n ;c9
~ 3al - 80 RYE FLOUR nrm. Quoted Fot- .. n,
sass - choice 20 fancy s. 2aGts % CoRSMEsp snIi
quoted; Kiln dried, s295gss 10 70 brand Rsa
MEAL SLOW. Quoted: F1ne ,s,c-r
81 so 81 osasi u. FEED Arm ouo,aS. ~ sc
spring slH % standard middins sol oS. ro1- -
sa I sS ~ Pr9nI rnpRsHt city bran 50as2
chez 81 So bulk s2I Is sacks; oilmeai s2s 20 mummy
CONGRATULATIONS general A..
whent remained Monday 49,.
decided break under profit taking salss Nv ~.
ers who purchased literally the war scs-. 49,,
HE actions o. the raret especially drrns the forenoon
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IN PURSrANcE oF AZ ORnER oF Hos

kuner G Thomas. a Surrogate County O N@yr
York notice given all persons having Claims
against Thomas Reilly. late ~ the County York
The with vouchers thereof the
place % transa-tirg husussA
Office % Chauncey 1tS Broadway. Borough O
Manhattan. IN the C1ty q New York before the
2Gth dav ~ November Dated New York iSrh
dNy of May 1904 MARGARET MADELEINE REILLY.
Administrative.
CHAUNCEY $ TRUAX. Attorney FOR Administrative.
IFS Broadway. Borough Manhattan. New York cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20

July, 4I%c September 45isc OATS-No . cash 3SIsc:
July SS'sc; September, 3Sc; No white 45g45lsc.
Toledo. July 10--CLOVERSEED closed: Cash Sc So
bid; October So 35 bid AISIKE prime SO A.: Nuglst
So 10: TIMOTHY. prime 81 47is. September 81 47Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 19.-FLOUR steady. WHEAT easy: No
Northern. 81 O6's winter. offerings. CORN No
Yellow: 56$c; No corn. 5S%c. OATS firm: No ? white
45C; No mixed. 4lSec BARLEY nominal RYE-No
offerings CANAL FREIGtITS easier. wheat. Csc TO
New-York.