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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-08
Floral Hall Awards

FlOral 1all Awards.
The following we're the winners OF
the prizes for the Floral hall exhibits
at the street fair last week.
FANCY WORK.
Best silk quilt, premium-Mrs.
w. Johns.
Best worsted quilt, premlum-Miss
Mamie Willett.
Best quilt any material. premium
Mrs. Henry A. Williams.
Best piece battenberg, premium
Miss May Peak.
Best collection battenberg, prem
ium-Mrs. W. ], Weaver.
Best piece drawnwork, premium
Mrs. John Eggleston.
Best collection drawn work, prem
ium-Mrs.iE E. G, Hays.
Best embroidered shirt waist,
premium-Mrs. E. F. Frackler.
Best drawn work handkerchief,
premium-Mrs. e. f. Frackler.
Best point lace, premium-Mrs. E.
70. Hays.
Best collection handkerchiefs,
premlum-Mss Eta Anderson.
Best sideboard scarf, premium
Mrs, Frank Stewart.
Best lunch cloth, premium-Mrs.
John Welborn.
Best sofa pillow (silk,) premium
Miss Lucy Buck.
Best sofa pillow (cotton,) premium
Miss Winifred VIM.
Best specimen handmade lace,
premium-Miss Lizzie Manthly.
Best point lace collar, premium
Mrs. W. Weaver,
Best point lace collection, premium
Miss Sophia Tunstall.
Best handmade collar, premium
Mrs W. Weaver
ART.
Best water color painting, prem
ium-Miss Nadine Steele.
Best pastel painting, premium
Mrs, j. L. Moore.
Best oil painting, premium-Miss
Nadine Steele.
Best specimen burnt wood prem
ium-MissiNorma Steele.
Best specimen pen and ink drawing,
premium-Mr. Fred Burk.
Best collection hand painted china,
premium-Mrs. Clarence Vivion.
Best collection OF burnt wood
premium, Mrs. Isy Gratz.
BREAD AND CAKES ETC.
Best loaf bread, premlum-Mrs, W.
E. Comstock.
Best white cake, premium-Mrs.
Kate Ricketts,.
Best layer cake. premium--Mrs.
Kate Ricketts,.
Best pound cake, premium-Miss
Lizzie Lyons,
Best collection cakes, premium
Mrs. Kate Ricketts,.
Best collection Of iellies- 1st pre-
MUM Mrs. B. Brock; End premium,
Mrs. H. Pauling,
Best collection preserves-1s pre-
MUM, Mrs. Ella White; 2nd pre-
MUM, Miss Druclla Hacker.
Best bushel Sweet potatoes,
year subscription to Lexington News,
won by Geo. Trail.
Best peck of red onions, so pair of
shoes, George NaSser, won by A. ].
Householder.
Best peck of white onions, won by
L, Coen.
Best X bushel turnips, won by
VIM. COen.
Best 3 heads of cabbage, won by
Ben Coen.
Largest pumpkin, by weight,
won by E. f, Neer.
Best ! bushel wheat, $500, won
by A, I. Smith.
Best } bushel Irish potatoes, won
by G. Drummer.
Best II ears white corn, $3.50,
won by Henry Budemeyer.
Best II ears Of yellow corn, $3.50,
won by B. A Renolds.
Biggest water melon, won by j. b.
Williams.
Best = bushel Ben Davis apples,
won by Mrs. j. B Logan
Best J bushel Jonathan apples,
won by Mrs. j. H Ehlers.
Best 4 bushel Maiden's Blush,
won by Mrs j Logan.
Best bushel HuDtsmans won by
Mrs. j. b. Logan.
Best 4 bushel Winesap won by
Mrs. b. Logan.
Best Z bushel Missouri Plppin,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-08

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-10-08

The following we're the winners Of
the prizes for the Floral hall exhibits
at the street fair last week.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

METALS-TIN-The London market recovered por-
s2ot and fl26 . 81 futures local market
7 gheG IN sympathy but quiet with spot quoted at 273Ia
eiosing f57 los while futures higher
7Bc eseroytio f~Gs at Gu Il 7 ana easfina
a. III l6s 3D. but Teained UNCHANGED al 2O9430c in
i, s Ioea market sPELTER was also unchanged here
stns sss a. o9ol2s3e while IN London there was slight
81 IN sss9~g aBS Bs s % M at S iS 9N ssd a. 0s
ssaa2sd @ No 70 foundry Nehe5n a m + Ss1 SS9ss 7 e.
40 tooGndTy Southern and No foundry Southern soft
MoL.AssEs AND sYRUPs-syrups ruled steady. with
demand quite good in small way. Molasses was arm.
III al' sa8GsS Ws & quass SSo sSo
s sYR coo s sse fa 1Sso SRss ke55s sdo sS a
ocEhN ffTSi tsncE 2S@g0G So9c ~ b,s.. .t..,o
% %ensFs @ers shfsag Su @ n a. % a1a
were not qDotabiy altered. in many instances being
@ a & Oeasgs ss S TerpS g s SSo % ah
fh a az Ss9 la Hull d easeow xs ig a
en- ss i6 o pfs, RgsTdam 292Ss e G9Gg e 5AysFPGo
sPss s to1s genera hence 3 to ASstras Ma
snbsT British seasr 2Sss tons s0s general ca4So Bal
60 B sAs ssss s :: s BsfRSs sSS ssaf snsr r esE
pT sq Terms sepas e one & PEI: aRs & sob9
@ 81 ss hSS to son & s CO ss %.s
Coast Enga1e ga e. segtsmeer British steamer i4!s
PTysts terms Spanish steamer 2ses tons eoffee rio
Lose tons. general csrgo Neorissns e Porto
NeT. p Poans pse T; iss ss sss' Soe Ne%Ts s
@ coax & to 81. TaD.c0 @ private a tern seq
MsboTns 55s octo0ef: Russian big s IONS fus
Port Talbot 70 IaSuayra and Porto CRbello lis Sd;
Italian bark 567 fuel. Swansea Trinidad 9s;
British bark $40 lumber jacksonville French
West India island. private terms; British schooner. S6i
toas. lumber Brunswick 10 Windwa-d island. private
terns' bark olO tons lumber Fernandtna 20 Havana,
private terms British schooner $50 lumber anda
70 Trinidad 81; British schooner 296 tons, lumber Gulf
70 T1tnead private terms British schooner 200 tons.
schooner i.020 tons phosphate rock. Port Tampa to
Baltimore private terms schooner i4e5 tons piling
Brunswick 70 Eew-York private terms schooner. $40
tons coal Norfolk 70 Belfast private terms; schooner
246 tons. coal, Pors Johnston to BANGOR bSe
OiI<S-Cottonseed oil yesterday barely steady
owing 10 reer offerings absence OF support Sales.
100 October al Z2kc; 700 November az 2e<e 200 De-
cember at 2eAc. and 800 January at 29hc The market
fer inseed oil appears 10 be little easier in tone with
EseHss petroleum remains unchansea We quote Pc s
Philadepha bbls 50; bulk 81 90; refined cases New
York bbls $50 test, So IS; bulk 80 e5 Phiiadspha.
So so ouk 80 so wnter white New-York slS %;
PhiisdeiphiA slS 20 CoTrONSEED oII~IPrime crude.
nominal! mllls &c: prime summer yellow septsnl-
pecembsri s9S29hc; January 2sa2eGe qr samrnsr ye-
low. nominal; prime white S2h g35c; prime winter yell
low, S2aqssc L-lNbEED OI-American ssed. city raw
z5tSe; 1pi 81 Iewn raw &s144c; Calcutta raw. $50
PROvIsION6-Pork had a sharp break to-day under
selling ~ packers commission hoasss whgeas
rather arm being Influenced by continued small rscelps
s<xsysAs x~s <Aooe hse4 aalnasas Nyooo a cAasssN
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, September L. 1908
COFFEE-The coffee market seems 20 nave oeVel-
during three four trading DAYS has SHOWN
practically no net change. This morning II reversed
the order Friday and Saturday by opening lower
prices being steady at decline OF points eiter-
iug trading the market steadied by the
outlook for lighter Brazilian receipts ana the close
net unchanged all positions except DECEMBER
which points lower. Trading was not active
only $4,000 bags theresbouts, changing HANDS
But Il considered that the demand came from
very good sources being partly shorts covering ana
parity buying for trade interests while the selng was
nothing less moderate continuation
lGuiGating started result or the
worlds visible supply statement The news for
the day seemed average Up against prices slightly
burg was = a q franc lower, and Rio 80 reis
lower, with private cables from there statng that
she weather favorable for the coming nowering:
Santos adviees. however continued peSSimlst4e ana
Jundiahy and interior Santos movement showed
falling OF. Sentiment stin seems pretty con-
ndent OF ultimate advance. ana on the break OF
this morning II was thought that some OF me ouyla
meaning that the stuff Is taken for long pull Tho
spot market STEADY. WITH quotations on the basis
SEc Rio No Z. The fetal warehouse oeliVefles
the United States for the week were selto bags
hFainst ss 7ss bags last week and leol70 bags for
OF the former amount New
York reported 3s,4Tb bags Santos receipts for the
Rags last week and 2s70eO bags the corresponding
week last year Receipts at Rio aggregated 10000
bEgs contrssted with 10000 bags the previous week
I22 900 bags last year. Eio cleared $1,000 bags
bags Santos cleared 900 bags 10 the United
10000 70 Europe Receipts at Bahia for
week $500 bags; present stock $4,000 bags
Clesrances the United States $500 bags; 70 the
ports OF Europe 5000 bags.
The OF contract prices in the local market To-
csy follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
OTHER MARKers-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicsgo. Sept 1c-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000; Texans.
300 Westerns 500 market steady 70 5c lower; good
sockers end feeders, Sc 35g So 81 goas4 5o
calves, So 5000 20: Texas steers. 81 J0gS5; Western
steers $S4S4 % HOGS-Receipts. 81 900. market. LEG
i5c higher; MIXED and butchers. IS 1885. good 70
choice heavy IS 6S9$5 o5 rough heavy. S. 1885 45
ligat, s. aegS6 oo; bulk Of sales s. 6ogSS so SHEEP
Receipts. 25OuO; sheep steady; lambs weaker;
choice wethers. 81 50S4 20 fair choice mixed. $50
So G5; native lambs. 81 SOC So %
East Buffalo Sept, observation-disclosures 5000 head:
strong 10c higher prime steers. 50 50QS5 10 a few
So shipping 81 75QS5 IS butchers sass heifers s .
feeders. S50S3 70; stock heeTs. So 50$3 fresh
and sprisrs strong for good. DUH common; good
choice. St29So0; medium 70 good S304S4O; SIS
ass. VEALS-Receipts leo head; steady 81 500
higher; heavy So 20S6 30: mixed So Esq So IS;
Workers. IS 25GS6 40: s. SOS6 10; rough. IS leg
IS 4J staSs, 81 25Q$4 I5 dares. s. 15q S6 S grasssr
S. 5OgS5 %. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2s.00O
head active: lambs 81 504s6 % yearlnss. 81 50s4
wehers. 81 25GS4 So ewes s. s5a$4 sheep, mixed S2S4
Kansas city, Sept 13--CATTLE LE-ReceiptS, % 900
Guiding 1000 Southerns TU-ays receipts larg
received at the local yards since October 19S
steady 0c lower choice eXort and dressed beef
sS6; fair 20 good 81 I0gsS Western fed steers
steers 81 50S3 T5 S2qS3, native 81 T5dS+;
heifsrs So 50 So bulls S2dS 90 calves 50 so
ass. IIOCS-Receips $500, market 5fs1Oc higher top,
S. co. bulk OF sales, S5 ass 65; heavy IS 55S5 go
Receipts 12oOo; sheep ruled steady 15c lower natvs
lambs 81 25GS5 wethers. 81 2JGS4: native
ewes S3GSS as: Western lambs, 81 20u$S so Western
yearngs SO 6Sq$t Western sheep IS SS 70; stoeksrs
Cincinnati. Sept 12-HoGs active; butchers. So 2O9
So IS common 81 159s5 50 CATTLE quiet fair TO good
shippers 81 1OdS4 common S2GS2 50 SHEEP steady.
SfqS3 So lambs SO 5O4S6.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD r. A.

Trans Depart rom GRAND central station 41d 8
and 4th Ave, follows for
BOSTON. via New London and Froyidence.-ts; 90.
II 10 zee, - l0:02 A. NJ. ft1:00. "fl103. s13;00.
y see, - 01. sf12:0O 2. NJ
BOSTON via WflIimantc-fFS: A NJ. 1900 NJ
al 90 2. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS AND QUEBEC-
= $40 "A VI. 1900 p VI.
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-ffS.0O P.
FITCH RG. via W iilimantc. Putnam and Worcssts-
-+s3 100 ?.
LAKEvILLE and NoRFoLK-1fs Is 4. NJ. ffs Is ?. M-
CT HARRINGTON. STOCk2RIDGE LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f5 :0e. ft9:IS a M 81 .eS 4FS:35 j. Ii
WATERBURY and WINSTED-t5:0 90 5000. 1880.
ff10o2. Se10:0e Ito Waterbury, A. M Tf1 es. fA30.
sf5:0i US 90. SIS 90 fto Waterbury, P d.
Ticket Offices az cCiraud Central Station and c13Sth
St. also at ellis. e2s1 L1sS eL354 Broadway e Park
Place. Union Square. c1S2 Fifth c245 Columbus
Av. 64s Madison Av.. ceT3 Vest 1e5th ST. 153 East
125th St In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 fulton St.
see Broadway. f. D
sDaily. Except sundays. sSundays only sAsur-
days only tStops at 1e5th ST. -ParloF Car Liaitss.
HAS Dining Car. Agencies selling Parlor and
q 7. HE1rPsTEAp. Gen Pass AEt.
n. SHEPARD Gen. sapt.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1904

5000 at Kansas City and 1000 at Omaha PORK quiet;
onoted: Mees si2 5agsls; family. SIS so. short clear
sl5 oVaSi2 90 BEEF quiet: quoted; Ness IS 50G$9 so:
family $40 5ogSl1 5O packet 50 5SI0 so; extra India
ness S14qSl6. BEEF HAMS steady; quoted az s249
80 90 DRESSED HOGS frE; quoted: Bacons rae;
100 10 sc; 100 ID s4e2sc 140 II. Si30sSsc; pigs, 81 a
Scci - Ib Sac; 100 H. Sssci 80 10 down, &c. CUT
te<isd bellies steady: quoted Smoking, 1013 @
ei 10 H. 9s.e; II r. sAe; IA NJ &c Picked shoulders
qnieti quoted at faIAc. Pcksd hams quiet: quoted
iee. IALL0W steady; quoted: City 42sc country, As @
quoted at &c Refined lard quiet quoted South America
zoe continent, lI5c; Brazil kegs 25c. Compound
1in quoted ar JA 46c- STEARINE firm: quoted: OIeo
Tic; city lard stearinc S1Ic N o0'
flCE-Ihe Southern markets frrn with offerings
rot large and demand quite good local market was
steady 10 nrm and fairly active. We quote: Domes c
oTanay S5 7c fair TO good. Sis93%c: prime chotce
S8445ac; head 4S4q5@c Patna. 81 a5&c; Japan for
sgn nominal; DO domestic 2s13%c; Java 4l5a5isc;
SCGAR-Ihe list prices FOR refined sugar were un-
changed with demand quite brisk tone arm Prices
quoted are net less per cent fer days:
Iea5 ana crushed 595c mould A. 5000; cubes $500;
SAANA powdered b40c; powdered coarse powdered and
Irit poNdered 033c: Eagle confectioners granulated
9ooci 6ss!e coarse and extra fine granuated, 5S5c;
f19SLs 10 oass 2fo cartons 5-h bags. grauu-
Iated o4Oc Eagle nne Granuated standard granulated
ana dlannond A. 525c confectionery a, b10c; 2
and 3. DC; No 4 495c: No 3. 4.eoc: No g. 4s5c No T.
4soo; No 9, 4I0c; No 9, 4e5c; No 10. 46Oe; No IL,
S5oe No ~ 445c; Nos 15 "A and 10, 44Oo. The Lon
aoa pee sugar market firm and 4d higher for Sep
al los sad and October at los 114d The local market
showed continued steadinsss, with duty paid prices
quoted as follows: Centrifugal. 95 test 5-i6c
Vado, 50 test, S3ac molasses sugar, SO 39sc.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
The statistical position Of Brszian eoes is as fol-

COTTON-There fairly active business IN cotton
today be chiefly the operations Of
fesonal latter figuring sellers
II hedges IN months and buyers Of the
positions In professional circles sentiment seemed pretty
badly mixed II pointed that the market had
un6ergone decline nf about le the top sufficient
profit taking by those lucky have
gone around the prices Just before the monthly
bureau while II argued that. should the weekly
report prove bush. this covering might become
active a decided advance three times
during day reported that the Wall Street
leader covering and after the close ring
inclined believe that this interest was
svaing itself Of all weak though prompt
70 eel again any advance. The big estimates for
too-ToW's receipts al leading points had depressing
effect prices az aeeentuatnE the general opinion that
bull speculation cannot holc prices up in the face Of
heayy new crop movement while reports Of frost IN the
spring wheat belt drove % the easily fright
eee shorts 70 cover because Of the apprehension
might work southwark during The night The market
eened steady az decline Of points September and
other months unchanged 20 points higher At first n
showed an advancing tendency reruit reaction
theory ard net IQlS points hEher during the first
hsh hour. The big estimate Houston checked the
edTence BY stimulating offerings from NeH-Orleans ana
curing the balance Of the sesEion the close
NE market showed unsettled with most OF ths
sesse months selling down 70 nearly the i0c mark Just
oeiore the close shorts covering caused slight
nsn kno she market finally steady decline
70 psnss e az advance os 3oints Sales esd
Wa "a follows; - - -> N'-@S
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

q su. is $ ~ . at T. s;: @ ssS Dc o. is
- Sanders: 1s4 state lambs. 81 ~ at IS so; III do So
at s. 2 Il do IS n at s4 SC Do a S "a s @ ls PENN no.
Ty5v2Ria i@O n at 81; Il do. n at s. So bucks
5o Hq1g6Tiqgton 16 c.: Iee state lambs O. m 75i %
Mcpherson ss Co: 253 Ohio lambs. 66 10 IS sS 252
90 Tobin & shannon: 14s Kentucky lambs. a n. at
u I99 do q No. at s. I5 22 Buffalo 10. 50 n.
& 5o 20 ~ 1Aehtusky nj sheep 11S r. at So 90 DO los T. az
f3errsvIS 90 10 az = SOi - ONO Co. III 70 at % S
fh at Sc; Il bucks. 146 ii. at s..
q Is at sa 5o 21 West Virginia DO s. No. s. so 24O
% a9 % o. 10 at g & 90 Ohio shesg 12s n at "a l2 do
Kerns Commission Company: 227 Buffalo lambs - n
I2 Kentucky 90 20 b. az S. iSs do q ~ az a. s. IS ssi
Co % 10 at 50 90 lS9 Virginia do o. n az s. STA 22
n IS so $50 do IS n. at s. sais 25s DO 81 Is. al
So IS: II Pennsylysna DO a H. at S6 Il OHIO sheep
lsJ 10 at 81 l2ls Is Indiana do III n. 81 ~ Ken
a. IS Ssi stats d. % n at s. 30; BUCKS
& eisorse s. I u % 6PisnbaeE 11s EsrssrR csnads lambs
W. r. Hume: 21o state lambs 81 n. at SIS yTls 2sa
i n al S S Is dS iiS rs s. g. @ s. 90 q DO = S s r. at s.
Harrington IL state lambs 40 n. at S6 SRA ia DO
state sheep. l24 n. at "a; 2 do 1S5 n, at s..
Ii2 p at S. 75: s. DO ios D. at 50 5O bucks, iI5 Is
j. G. Curtis sons: $50 state lambs. "A n. at Sc 25
Ss 81 3 s s & % q d. a s. = n "a at s. s's sas aSsf2 sheep s
is2 10 at @ g 30: do: go 10 a $2 so :,
n st q s a3' 5 8 ss Ssas .5 sG g IS IS @ s. = 90 DO 9 so g.
AndEslv Mullen: 10 state lambs. s. 70. at IS.
head 15g ab59t 59f $50 asy ss5a Tsre f & ii ears & or
hardly strong might be expected in comparison
Prd TSa sP % Be 0saSs nray s n a At g ss Is per- S 100 n
with the possibility that these figures might Be exceeded
arn at = ask, per N ior medium light weights.
IS 40 per 100 70: roughs. 30i u. at s. 40
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

me oea market for spot cotton closed quiet an, a.,
on tse basis ~ 10 eoc for miodiinT tIrsrS 50
spos psrsa mioslins oglI ssles 542 bales Southern
osoy -lee lower al 10 Size: sales sss haiss y
Sas asesay l-ioc lower, a. iokc: aaies 90 49,
-snnsh 'Sss ssssy anessaFsS & at ioo sales aiss sa
nsrseson quiet unchanged az Toe xo-,s, .sls nales
seEef et nAei nales B2 bales Bsltimoys syy &c
y.,, n soloe st Louis oust Sc lower =, In,f fso
receipts at leading eeints tor to1noroy r.
s.neo shc SO last CaIvesso- ,-oo iast
yssr ana al Eoa,,or tr - - e. e. week and 10 2ez last
~ sst week and eD9 ast year '' o1ies against
hecetpts az the Scr1s ana inte-sn. -.
parse with ths same day wsef ana ~ today com
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept f2-C1osins; WHEAf-Spot non:1ssl.i
furlres steady: September Is 4sds December . ofd
CoRN-Spot easy; American mixea. Is SKI; futures
SD. December. A 6l9d- PtzAS
clessisn steady s. "a. FLOUTSt Louis fancy winter
n,,- psi HOPS in London (Pacinc CoaStl I'm.
81 I0seET los BEEF-Dull: extra India ness Sss 80
PORE-Firm prime mess Western - 49, 1s-a -. n
cS1raberian cnt Is so n Jos; short RIB 70 g - y.
clear niddlss heavy 6 20 80 p COS shozs ssss o aac<s
square - n. quee AIS, LARD stsaay PRIME -
Sd, American refined - pals as -
~ !. Tnilcd states steady 70S CHEESE
WIN, American nnest white. 4ez Aa1erieS2 me
las TAIIOVf-Prime ci-y -rr1n- lis Hc- ~
PFSTIN INE-Spgrs quiet 4os. RoSc - s<sTs.
"a PETRoI4EU N-Rsfnsd auies osa Ai1SSAAN w.
Vim. Iss ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

Cash quotations follows: Flour hIm
EIoUgSo seTipg py, Thsss s1 a }Sgsi 10 To- Ns p 81 e
5se No White, 81 ( as2isc; RYE 3 %. B&RIEY
sTos Fec ssdins No 81 20: No NortRTsssrn ;i S
Sb1 SO soSsio 7o LARD per 100 o. s7s7 oeiS: cur
M o ss 8 sass sssS So 0Ps BASS s shGds of ffss ss6
yVnes ST aS Produce Exchange To-day tha
market steady; creamertes l491siae: dariss 12
fTs i7I74sc prime first. ID aao extras. 21sa6 CHEESB
steady SGShe
NT,1reapolls Sept. 2-wHEAT-Septsuioer 81 IsS;
pecsmber 81 10: May 81 lI'5i No hard 81 2l& No
rt atents So 203$6 80; second patents So s5GS3
rst claars 25$4 S5 wood second clears Sc 05$3 l5
q b Mirnsapolis In wood. shorts, s170S1T IS.
philadelphia Sept t2-WHEAT firm and 2G3c higher;
Ssntannber 5slag59c OATS nrm. moderate demand; No
RwbJts natural 56c No 2 white. clipped. S7aS7Iac
FIoUR-1og15c Dbl hgher; winter super s. e5qss 80;
go 90 o ex' do straight s5Gs5 IS Western winter clear
- 80 Kansas clear sacks s4 s5GS5; DO straight
sesr "a 56qs4 70; DO straight s. T5gS6 do patent.
"a IoasS s5; favortts brands S6 40G$d 30 BUTTER
arm fair demand: extra Western creamery ls4l9ise;
extra nearby prints 2os % ESSS rsr nearby aTsf ss
sac ssaay a. fair to good saGse Receipts: Flour
ses oeo Sss hab oats 1900 bush shpmens Wheat $500
SnSS, corn. 1,6o0 bush; oats 81. 600 bush
:, Louis, Sept. 12.-wHEAT-No red cash. elevator.
Al tI4N; December, l64s: May 81 iISsq$l lIsss No
shsse: May 4sisc oATsNo cash, slisc; December.
$50: MAY, s4Ac; No white. 34Q347e-
o15,fUaukes. Sept. t2-WHEAT-No Northern. 81 1Stg
asi ia No Northern 81 ID Deesmher 81 l2'1gx is9s
Did, HpscsInber, 81 sc asked
Duluth Sept l---WHEAT-Nsw No hard. 81 Il; No
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
NAVAL STORES,

The spirits turpentine on little, but
rosin ruled steady with 81 so still asked for common to
good strained Tar without Important change In
quoted prices. quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine bos. SANG
55Ac.
TAR-S4 T5GS4 IS nominal
RoSIN-Comrnon 10 good strained. SO s0 z, 81; F.
S305; G. So 10 H. So 90 l. So 90; K. 81 05 NJ 81 4og
81 45: n, s. 80; " G, IS, and W W. $5 1895 ..
STOCK ON HAND.
%1c@ bpis
Wilmington. Sept. 12-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
eelPts IS bbls. TAR hrrn. 81 so: receipts 16 bbs.
123 bbls.
Neworleans. Sept I2-Receipts: Rosin 26o bSls;
pentne - bhls.
r6s9S 60h9aSEIes1on Sept I21TqRPENTINE = 7 a!m .I%e.
g 81 s5; 10 Il $2S5 ss3S: K 50 65; NJ s4 O2ts; n.
Savannah. Sept 12.-TURPENTTNE hrm sc: receipts
5sl bbs; sales ass exports 700 RosIN firm receipts
ZS52 bblS sales, 1851; exports 1600 A, C. S0 D.
eei f. 81 81 81 TO- g g Is: r. Sc 79 ss l5 &.
London, Sept 12-TURRENTINE-Spirts 3os 1lad.
RoSIN--AmeEiean strained. SIS lid; fine. lis Cd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
LIvERPooL corroN MARKgT.

Liverpool Sept. IL. 2, uCorIoN-spos IN E26sr- Oar
demand: prices points lower American uidd!in<
fair 7o2d: good naiddiing $3.50: middliRg. 6.74d low
mtddiing SD good ordinsTs 6S3d orenaTy 6oed -
Of wers bales. Waica we're Ior
speculation ard export and included $50 AneIcsn Ee
cepts 400 bales All American FstUres opened 1uiee
and closed quiet; American midfltng SeptsnSsel.
g6d- September October. a5sd October and NO
vember 49d; November and Dseem5er. tod Decens-
her and January LTD Jaanssy snc fSoIlaLys o..
February and March, 5.t2d March and April, o.4ocs
Aprii and May 43d: May and June SID
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13

sTRAw-Ionx rye quoted at s5@9oc. which IS eonsd-
cred extreme with ths free receipts Receipts OF nay and
straw the Exchange at noon
yanis, 1f0: Delaware. Iackawanna and Western, 100;
West Valley. 20; Baltimore and Ohio.
1905 Central OF New-Jersey 90, river boats. i5o Total
l'05o to1s- Receipts OF straw, 1S0 tons.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 1.-FLouR spiet; fancy blended patent.
So 10; fancy spring SO so; family winter patent
Sc 35 bakers patent S. 25 pastry 50 oS bakers spring
clear 81 70; low grades 81 25; 81 %. WHEAT
snrinx strong: old No Northern 81 2Ss winter
No red 81 1sis. CORN strong; No ye5ow. 59isc:
No corn. 5Tisc OATS firm; No white. S4l2c; No >
mixed. s2isc. BARLEY-Western 4SG5sc Canal freishts
Wheat 2%c, corn, 2hcs oats. 1Ac. 10 Nsw-York.
Chicago Sept. I2-The leading futures ranged as fol-