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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22


THE Texas damage suit Industry
% which attention his been called
In the press 81 the state, continued
10 flourish. On May II, III the city
OF Houston, the Damage suItsrs''
became unusually busy, and in one
afternoon filed suits for alleged dam
ages In sums aggregatirg CSC. 995.
The railroads suffered most fron this
onslaught, but both the Western
Union Telegraph Company and .
local corporation we're included In
the list of defendants. There are
doubtless just claims of this char
acter, but is unreasonable to sup
pose that the great majority Of
them have cause for existence other
than the desire to get something for
nothing. Men who revel in the role
of plaintiff in personal injury suits,
and lawyers who work up cases of
this kind are said TO play on the
credulity of the public, and the rail-
roads suffer becuse of it. When a
transportation company or any
other corporation Is negligent under
the law 1t should be made to stand
the consequences. But those who
perpeuate fraud in the prosecution
of these claims, and men who get
hurt because they may improve their
bank accounts, as men have done,
should be treated as other impostors
usually are. The figures showing
the amount paid out yearly by Texas
railroads in settlement of personal
injury claims would indicate the
presence of impostors in force.
There never was railroad that did
not help materially to build up and
improve the territory along its line.
Unscrupulous men who defraud
them should receive the same CON
sideration given to those who
defraud individuals. Dallas Bean
Monde.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22
Game Won by Wdxaha(hie.

The second of series OF three
games between the Waxahachie and
Rockwell baseball teams was played
yesterday afternoon, resulting In q
victory for the home team. While
the game was a little slow some
good playing was done. The Rock
wall battery was little weak, but
excellent support was given by the
other members of the team. The
fielding by both teams was good and
the base running of Ray for Waxa-
hachie was the feature of the game.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22
Log Rolling.

1t is the wish of the Committee
that every one that is going to take
part In the parade on the 1@th inst.
notify J w. McManus, Marshal of
the day, by Saturday morning OF
this week SO he may place them pro-
perly in the line of march and ad-
wise him what they will have,
II is hoped that the ladies who are
decorating carriages, buggies etc.
will take notice of, this as special
provisions will be made for them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

LETTERS and personal assurances
are being received at this office ev-
cry day of the high appreciation in
which the Rest Cottage is held. The
letter from Mrs. Butler, published
in these columns last Saturday,
voices the unanimous opinion OF
every one who has mentioned the
matter. WaxahachIe cannot do
without the Rest Cottage. 1t must
be retained as a permanent feature
of the city. While this is true, the
Light believes that the whole Of the
burden of it's maintenance should
not rest upon the ladies Of the
Shakespeare club and the merchants
alone. 1t is an institution of value
to the whole town, and the citizen
ship generally should esteem it a
duty to help towards its mainte-
nance. The manage ment of.this pa
per stands ready to make an annual
cash donation towards the support
of the Cottage ia addition to fur
nishiug free copies of its publIca-
tiOns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

II you are languld, depressed aud
incapable for work, IL indicates that
your liver is out OF order Herbine
will assist nature to throw oil head.
aches, rheumatism and ailments
akin to nervousness and restore the
energies and vitality OF sound and
perfect health. J J Hubbard, Tenn
Pile, Texas, writes. March -, 1902.
81 have used Herbine for the past
two years. II has done me more
good than all the doctors. When /
feel bad and have that tired feeling
| take dose of Herbine. IL ~ the
best medicine ever made for shills
and fever 5Oets bottle. Sold by
Hood 4 Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

New Work. jane ~ 4 cahiH dis
nateh received iu ernie cas- announced
thsf Sent fanfuis brother ~ Assist
ART Secretary - state toomi~ bad dis
appeared ffam fh@ steamship Kaiser
" lhsfrn a.. ou ahieh he sailed sar
Europe ar Tune ls Mr Fasgnis VAS
one - party ~ route 20 Ahysasrss
Wish q v8sw - securing commercial
cgaeese @us Mr. Eoemis a3sapp# aFed
during the vosanw Ne caFne here re-
Gently fraua F2rsersburg. " Va
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

Mr.. BRYAN continues his warfare
on Judge Parker. This time he
voices his opposition in the city Of
New York and gives comfort and
help to those VINO would defeat their
own citizen for this honor. One no.
ticeable feature of Mr.. Bryan S
philippe is that he does not permit
his hearers to forget that he was
twice a candidate and was defeated.
Evidently he wants company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

Fargo \. D. June After two
hours ~ wfauEtiuE over "a proposition
tu amend the report ~ the resolutions
committee ur to endorse enc Kansas
CITY platform. the Noeth Dakuia state
Democratic convention voted tuwn the
amendment and wiii send an untu
structest delegation ga tbe "a Louis
convention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22
NOT GUILTY.
Mrs. Nan Patterson Made This Plea II
New York Court

New York. June 2i.--A formal plea
OF not guilty was made by Mrs Nan
Patterson Tuesday when she was ar
raigned in tho court Of general ses-
sions. charged with the murder Of
Caesar" Young. the bookmaker. At
the some time counsel for Mrs Patter-
son served notice TO the district attor-
ney that a motion would be made for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22
Cures old soles.

Westmorland, Kan, May 5. 1872
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your
Snow Liniment cured an old sore on
the eide of my chin that was sup
posed TO be "a cancer. The sore was
stubborn and would not yield to
treatment, until / tried Snow Lint
ment, which did the work in short
order. MY sister, Mrs, Sophia J !.
Carson, Aileusville, Mifiin, Co, Pa. 4,
has sore Aad mistrusts that IL is a
cancer, Please send her soc bot
tie. Sold by Hood Il Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

A "cut and dried convention" IS
usually a very dry affair. Vide the
Republican convention now in SEES
sion at Chicago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

IN an aii~wed sttsmps - cut caaso
isv~r ter miles abowe Gigilam. L.
uan named Hsmiison was ahas ard
Allied - 4svs~ quarts.
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NOTHING MORE

''''''-T1' WITTY = TFNHNF 70 o ' 1f'
v~srded az a Moments Notice.
Tareisr. Faue 90 Thcre ave uo fur
tusr developments reg rdfns the steps
taken o." bring about t1e release Of
Peraicaris ard Narley The legations
ar" waiting for the answer 20 the letter
go Mohamm~d ~ Terrier the repressu-
tatiye - the sultan 10 Moroeeo. %
Raisuli on June -n. The American au-
thur'fies appear anything but hopeful
The rAuSoWe money is ready to be for
warded al moment IS notice.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

Tornado iusarsnes. Agent for sha
American snrsty "a. Bomds exc
Gated staW accident policy ei.on
for ore ysaF. 0fsaes up stairs over
Roaa Iew@lFy Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

The family medicine in thousands OF
homes for SO years-Dr. TEACHERS Liver
and Blood Syrup.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-22

80 IS leaves 80 am
so. B3 leaves :1s pm ~
No 81 arrives 20 pm-Does not run west Waxa.
no, 98 mixed leaves 80 am-Daily except sun.
East Bound,
ao - leaves e:47 an Connects at Garrett for
sherman and al Ennis for Houston.
SO - leaves 2:l0 pm-Starts from Waxahachie
No 70 leaves Dc ON
NO ~ leaves 4: " pm-Daly except sunday
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

6 steady oao u9s9sHF'a ossa qs % 23 points 6eSF 9SsF
H5geruber 5ed: November $50: December
90 AlaTcE-ApriI 9pyIei e3IAry I ana Nayune SID
3fSR .N4 rs g11et Cloths s5eadieT stare q,
the wheat market flour Inactive only business re-
two Instances mills shaded asking prices. but gen
s. 75 winter strss5ts 81 i9s a. erter pate.s s. -
81 20 as brand EAcAEAL slow. quoted: lne white
s m western & 's da5gd . Wester 7a25 spring so 5
s,p5em5o- shipment. CITY brand s22as22 so bulk ana
s25sS=s red ios S2s 5o hoTay chor. 50 70: bulk 50
GRAISs-TS5E5i-- i--Irrsgu.artty was feature of the
wheat yesterday several movements prices
taking place. with the main tendency downward and
5od 'e1 * lg dhFo1gbeu 59 cay 2ast gos
beng responsible 1or most ~ the changes "a Jnas
toba This was succeeded by severe decline during
which prices went to the lowest hEures reached on
Sr Eat IN GS'1y y Wneh io!l0 % Us ho1 T [oarSsf
ssd % a e On as ,b hoq aeaa sTa 6FsaA os NJ Sor %
The early purchasers threw over their wheat and the
other OF importance outside the decline
Re f5reEn news Was %eaR and the visible supply
Increase y bushels was rather more than had
week aSt year vas Is9l. 200 5ushsis Local stocks
had influence on the early market. they amount
Of the arrivals however consisted Of winter wheat al
though reports from some parts Of the Northwest in
creasng The foreign news included a decline OF
Is TO I'D IN Liverpool and Of 20 40 points
Paris Influenced partly by the continued Russian ship
worlds exports the week. according
Broomhail we're il.292.0o9 bushels. compared with
le.fS2.o01 bushels the previous week. The quantity
passage decreased SSo.oo0 bushels At close
No Ted quoted 81 1871 export md 81 10 n
choice. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 e2A aaoat
CORN-j-nasual interest attached corn market
to-day hv reason Of estimate h5- suE-
EesfiDE 1900. 600 bushels.
exception. for years. and by
T1glis billions The II these was TO "a
vance the Chicago market a than a cent
loaded conditions which eventually LED 70 a crash in
tne market during the last hour Whereby all O the
cary advance was lost The local market closed Il
under the curb price of SATURDAY Although - was
-yaTn thrcuEhout the belt the cold IN the far
Northwest caused some apprehension. considerable
cora IS said - require over month good weather
ger N order 20 ma ure Tho drop In prices however.
lt ~ az export business ~ eleven loads An Increase
81. =" e'n bushels shown the visible supply and
a r-ouction ot 4sS1o bushels N local stock The
corn closed 57i4c elevator aud = o aros+. NJ
NAite - 10 and No yellow. soc. Z o sfoat
- here yas ea-y frInness also in the mar
ns teiinlNed ny reart:ons in cor,
me 1se!e suRpE increased 3347ooo and Ioca!
slocha increased seHeo3 bushels. Quotations ~ rasb
ohLs ~ NeW-fork we're q follows. Mixed % = - ~
80 = > r. ratural white. so - = = ~ qr5
clipped white. SsG49 n. 3S4 41c RYE-N5,,ilaI,' ,'
BARLET-Marltet FaeSi-g "a
3 Z New York ' VS. f-''e4 sc
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

METALs-rhe London n market scored a9othss
i5s Locally prices ruled higher.
anoted AZ 4 "a a IS 2oc c6PPEf-copper also was
higher IN Lonaon closing at 20 % tor 5olA sgot aaq
" TH -ae elgsa l3S a. l-s- 2 & E8DG
Leae closed a. III los % n LO1aon a9a vas also IN
@SpsIter -gas unefanged at f22 los IN London
i 49, &C "A re % Ss1 oFS 5's ar e. "a N NJ
clesboro Locally iron was unchanged no tou1dry
NorIhsFn a. ~ 70 SO ~ No t2gndry southern ana
GOI.AssEs AND syRCPs-The market Tor grocery
- gsA 81 THs - MOI % seasy Tt 4t l gle We 95te @
Ne7CTe-I,s ees4sat SoJTnen - g5ae ,atr lGtate
sIaS7e syrgPs common. Iaal5e fair le9se good. 100
oc 5s ss demand sa & 5o5 5t ste8m 6ss55 sas 55 sa
Quotations; = L.gsrroo GLASGOW LoEd9 and Aat~esp
nal Eo.:eae 45e Hahg5g g = Psss a55oS RTsgn 3st 31s
la5 - T!sire rsgds-l M Comment pirate terms
alaatis trade cne tp IS delivery Savannah. redelyery
9Eats Tampa Ets5tn. ABOUT l4s ca serteTser
Seg X ,i;er Fisse rrade aas rrp on tine c7ar,sr
tons Wet Ia4ia ta1e eur as r six m2nths a . or
te-as Decerbc- Jaaar British bark 8+s tons lq'Hoer
ss5 toar asa ec-5 FroInre4 savannah private
terms lsna oac' 70 Myste. conn lumber. 50 s7isl
and back 70 Phaee-ha ia dried boards ,o 90 9'3 ~
;, %-yors Soc: sch9oner o42 tons wheat BalInore
70 @ ean a. M 20 sil5el a Sc British sfeafner
2o7 tons general cargo Liverpool herthed
5jf - the Continent private terms october Br!iEh
steamer 542 tons, apples Annapolis :. 70 I(3ndoa
private terms s 5en2ons l'' IONS cross ana @
oIIs-very Ii;tle stur offered IN tho cottonseed
yesterday. consequently business was di
prices we're very 500 November al . &C
e5 Is in IN fair demand at recent prices We Quote
PETROLEUM. standard white. bbs 81 80; bulk, - S5;
Pha9slPH'ss sl5 e. phadepais SO So Water White
New York hbls 80 test - 50: 5gii So 80 Phil2dei &
Fis B5; Philadelphia sl5 30 coTTONsEED OIL
ssae1bsr % 4 a 29s1c: October. 20 29Hc: Novem-
5sc prime winter yellow, 325sc LINsEED OIL
ATaerea" aicatta lf era rz s5c Iard oil 81 $50
PRoVIsIoNa-jetI1.g g9od start from The strength
ir all day yelaing only near the close in
WIN sIae ,,sn ~ ooO At Chcago 100 at Kansas 90,
"a 400 az omaha. Packers bought lard and ribs
ng,o9s h times durirg the day. PORK steady Quoted
30 "a BEEF steady Quoted: Mess s. 50aS9 %; fam
ns,ys7sig ny BEEF HAMS steady quoted: s24as25 50
Dssg5p H2s e i4o n ss nc. as 100 n s 7e e
eo' ~ DOWN 9hc CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies firm
y, aagitc. pickied shoulders steady quoted 7074c
Iie,ted hams steady quoted lcq1oAe TALLoW steady
lard s steses Ssr Ienea leTo S'ss frsz aS1 &
south ArasTlesi ann % Hiaea - ne me- 7e2e eI TI stss6 S
o-Iofed: Oieo. 75sc; city lard stearine s1sc-
ate advieeS stating that conditions there in the
main favorable 70 sellers and the leading holders
afSsring sparlngy The local demand was fairly god in
Sqir 70 good S1ses%e prime 20 choice. 3Ag4se head
5soSnsese 27tasEe: Jaws. 4isS5i1c Rangoon in hond
s1,eAR-The demand for refined sugar vas fairly
e with the unaertone steady ana list prices UNCHANGED
bui ssi sa pr ei fF S $ sas' .sS seF Se Cut loaf Ssa
crushed ssac; mould A. s6oe: cubes. SOC 9-A'-oI
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

s. s0gss "a rough heavy s. 40Qs5 20, Esht 50 e08
S. =. bulk " sales. s. 1Cd<5 o. SHEEP-Feceipts o.
80 head, market slow good choice weJhers, $ sp8
S4GS6
Cincinnati. sept, 19.-HoGs quiet. butchers, So 15g
IS 20 SO 1875 CATTLE dull. fair 70 good
Shippers 81 loetSi ~ common S%GSZ 30 SHEEP stsay.
Sass 40; lambs 81 259S6
East Buffalo scot 19-C ATTLE-Recspts. !, 900 head;
fairly active 1J025e prime steers. - 954sS 80.
shipping s. 5ogS5 butchers Sass neifera s$4 90
50 1SS 6S, hsifers S2dS2 50; fresh and
sDringers dull $2G$3 good choice S42ES4S
medium 70 goood. S2s3s3i. common. S1Ss1SS NEALS-
Receipts, 500 head, 5Oc lower - 5igSS dOGS-Rs-
cepts 2l5e0 head. fairly active Steacy 20 l0c higher
heavy So JGS6 80, mixed Workers SO 3dS6 40 pigs
s. ecgS6 10. roUghs IS . S@S4 IS caies
- SotgSb 2Q g-assers s. I5Qs6 n SHEEP ana LANES
Receipts %b head sheep steady, isInns SLOW LAMBS
- 5U1S6 IL yearlngs "a 5as4 20 Wehers. - og$4 SO
ewes. SS s59s4. sheep. mixsd S2GS4
Kansas CITY. sept. - 9-C4TTLE-ReceptS we're 28uto
yards since September thousand Southerns
included. Corn steady others log 9c
lower. choice export dressed beef steady
s. p Sc .; fair good steady S4dS5; Western sec
steers steady S4GS5 80 srocXcrs ald feeders. l0c
lower 81 e5IS4 Southern ln3ens lower. 8 9s9
So 90, Southern lg15C lower, 81 .51S2 90 rare
cows. 81 5GS2 native heifers- s. 501S= =; 2us
steady. 81 1agS2 Is calves 81 50S5 20 HOeiRecsipt9
+o head narSst loc higher LoP prices s. 50 0giE q
sales, s. 75GS5 s27 heavy s. I5SJ so packers % fo
s. s5: pigs and lights, s. S58S5 50 SHEEP-Reeeipts
10 900 head sheep seady lambs loc lower naive a9
Sass 30 nat-.s Nethers s. 2aS4 naive ssSSg
s. 90 Western sh-ep 81 Sass So socSsrs and teeiers
81 15TS4
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
GENERAL Market REPORT.
Hew-Yorl,. September 10. 1904.

Neu-Tork- September 70. 1903
rzoErrE-The coffee market was only nooeTalsLy &C
actual concerned olL
.t- 49, more thsn ordinarily bread ana Irregular
o-i.r crs-e5 POINTS highe- On covering as tesu-t =
ren1rrs a. damage rhe second Towering aic
- MAS Tor sale troEers were forced 70 PIC P-e
~ sbopr 10a15 points about $1,000 bags. SIL
s+e- 1e-urs increased time when nui hii-e more
~oFea rs needed and market nn2ly uncaa1eeo
- n1f1rg net lower sales of about 5000 bags Lse
- norhtng IN the indicate any iI1iIleo4Ate
-hg-re IN the genera situation Receipts az -a2lAn
roin-s continued ana neither u ne tsrszaE mar
erg reported any change. Hamburg. after opening =
lover recovered decline. and EaTre after opeiHg
ss lir-le the local tracing neyon ne lA-t
fbsf erh limited operations productive of coInPara
riyelv larEe broad iGCtEatonE- u seemed mat one
F1ruuean house buying moderately eary. Vi--ie
crbers were selling Wall Street sold, and there Vas
firtie Offering the Of hedges On tie other hand
commission houses seemed 70 be setting Jew cnying OF
Gers from scattering TIE SPOT a-het As steaQy
and unchanged rhs basis q sac for RIO No 4 4e
fgsl warehouse deliveries the E-ed states Tor tts
and ss 70 bags the week year ago ot ne
former amount NeFEcrk re7crted IeSA bags santos
recepts the week aggregated $500 bags compared
urh 600 BAGS week 1900 bngs for tle cor
sFrondinE week year Eeceipts AZ RIO Aggregated
COO bags contrsste6 with 102 900 bags the previous
go 000 last Eto cleared 5000 bags
The United States 5u.E te week. 70 Europe 500
naEs Santos 1-500O the United States
ard 1a6 bags Europe Receipts Bahia fer re
saces 70 sts-es 500 bags: Germany. 500
bags. 70 The rest q Europe. 400 bags
The Of contract prices n t1e crsl market to1ay
Is f-ll0Ws.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20
READlMC SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street south Ferry time from 6ouxa
Eerry lve minutes earlier than shown hsloVEl
EAsION. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTDEsN AND MATCH
CHCSA-zt0o tI-15 Easton only. 8. 10 a N. L14,
50 %" S-45 Easron only} p m Su1caJss E4-2a
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-aAOo a10 q m
900 D sundays. zA25 a m. Loo D q
BARNEGAT-z400, 20 40 a m. $50 e. 90. Laxs-
wood and LakehuTst only. A20 p SUNDAYS. 40
ATLANTIC CTTY-s9 40 a. m. t5.48 ?. m
LOSGi BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z+90 &$e. 1i3o a m, G1-20 $50, 252. A45. $50
READING TERNNAL). sNs9
$50. 42.0o. tS.O0. 400 f5O0. f690 f7.20, R9.GG
5000 p m. Is ndt-
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-gAS IS. - Oo sla.Oo
lyon a m goo. t"A00. $500. 200. f9-2S p
BALTIMORE AND WAsHNGTON-soo szoOc
~ 90 p 90, 400. $500. 200. s1215.
HEADlNS5, HAI&RlsBC1lfs POIISFILIE AND WILL
aAAsFO5s1- 4 oo a %, IS go. 70. llooo 100
Reading Potrsvills and Harrisburg only. tsoos ts0o
SANDY HOOK ROTT-Fr T. Of Rector ST. p. q
Atlantic HIds Seabright Monmouth Ecr, Long
SIS. 4s0 q 90 % Long Branch) ,. m Sundays
zFror Liberty Strses only sDafy 3Da1z. erss1s
sunday SSu1days only rParlor only IVA Ta-
maqua- XSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Qdiees LibertysT Ferry South Ferry. Ags0r House.
-ol +34 1900. 1884 Broadway. Isl 5th Av, 25 CHiol
SQUARE West 153 East 125th ST. 27S I25ch 245
SolU-nbus Az. New York Court St, S44. $50 Fultou
St B'kiyn, $40 B'way, W'msburs. New York TranEssr
'1.s y 82sI 52E aa9 checks 6Ass1Ee e Ss75saiion
Wee Fres and Gen Mgr Gen PassfF Az
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

oca market f1r SPOT cotton closed steady and TN
on ne basis y 1890 f1r rnldIl.ng upland and
Lnr niaeLing CUT Sales. % splnners. 100
h1- -n spot markets telegra phed follows No
--let ans unchanged 70 3 iGc. sales 600 bales
S-laah ouist lGc lover 10 3-IGc; sales fss
Fs -suri1lk steady nnd itc lower O IOlec. saes G7
2f5 41snhia STEADY and unchanged al - 3IGo; sales
Tri'i,.eles ~ Louis Guiet and unchanged ar lOkc
esl'.ff nominal a. 1880. Charleston steady an
s..se1 az ioaac; salos 100 bales wilmington nominal
I.eals Erm ana unchanged AZ 10 sales
estimated reosipts - cotton ieading noints for
~ Orleans, 10000 r. II halee
as5 laat fzs year a. Galveston
55S = sy1 hlea against gza9s last year a. Houston
lagt year '' "s~'i'si -y'D'' las week and 1866
e~el win the asst week and .,e.--.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

S1sy; September 4s 57s1; Decsrber As sssd PEAS
nominal 9s Cd HOPS in Landon@Paciic coast srronE
rs 81 H as So PoRk strong prime mess Western
rj ~ nrI7; Cumberland &C tc 80 r. SIS sd short
5is ~ 1" - No. OILS 3D. .ong clear middies 81 70
ne. long clear m!ddles. heavy. 35 n - n
t,tt shqrt clear backs. Is - n As I'd. clear
7e A. 70 lh p 9@S 50. SHOCLDERS-Sd-sa II
tie-se ady ~ & 59s Il RI steady: prime Wezse-n, in
-a '.1 1rited states steady 70s CHEESE trn Auer-
t. "5rsl mite -: GO coiorei. ass TALLOW-Prire
T5tsr,11i 1iil, rs ~ FPI-N TINESpirtts steady.
-. oIrlon steady, Is. PETROLEUM 3I-Rcanei
Ql-et o-2d. IINSEED or. tirrn. is
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

Cash quotations were follows FLOUR steady.
WHEAT. No spring. 81 l6. No < q !oGS1 10 Be
Sac OATS 80 = sic: No white IS - nc No
white s2G33c. RYE No > 7Sc. BARLEY. good teed1nS-
s5G31c fair choice mailing. 80 Sc. FLAASEE2 40
! 81 49, 1 NoTrawester1. 81 &4l7 TIMOTHY SEED
Prime 50 20 CLOVER. contract grade. sli 5o3Sll 90
MF.SS FORK per hbl SO SC3S1O 90. LARD 100 10
S7Gs7 CUT MEATS-Shnrr rib sides Coosel. 81 sag
basis high wines. 2S on the Produce Exchange to
day BUTTER steady creamer.es. 14dlls &c. dares Ia
gi6c marx cases included. l49ll It's,
1rsis. tTGITisc; prime arsts, lS-ec' extras. A-7G
6Gfnt5 sept io-wHEAT-New No 1 Northern.
81 I2i. Northern 81 0Ts; September. 81 IA De-
eeEoe- 81 071z. MAY 81 lOt-
yiivvauzee. sept 1s-vHEAr-No Northern. 81 $50
s. 49, Northern. l3RSI Is. May, 81 o y asked
RYE-So I. 7TITIl-c. BARLEI-So ? Sc sample, 81
G55c CORS-No 3. So R54isC. Nay +9'sc asked -
Minneapolis Sept 19.-WiEAT-septemeer 81 lea
December 3 90 Nay 81 lo5.dSl lOsS 10 hard
FLOCR-Shttttng values IN the wheat market caused
buyers hold - tor lower prices sod ue1al 80 3
clears. So O5G$3 - BRAN. in bulk. SIS 15eiSl6
19-WHEAT dull 10 lower:
contract grade. September 81 069S1 06is CORN firm
higher September. $50 sc OATS stsady: No
-Four quiet BCTTER-Fair demand Western
creamery nearby prints. 2lc EGGS rna
2ac al mark. CHEESE arm good demand; Nev-TorS
fun creams fancy. 9}2 269c DO choice 9G9ttc; do far
10 good 81 qS%c Receipts-Flour l4e0 bbls and 40
IN wheat. SoC0 bush sen bush; cats
500 bush. shiDrentS-Nheat. 5000 bush. com 500
bush. oats t2C0o bush
81 Louis sept. IS.-WHEAT-No . r-d cash. elevator
81 90. December. 81 1osgSl Iot4 May. 81 12& No
hard 81 OSQS1 10. CORS-No cash. sic; December.
47c. Nav CATS-No . cash. 81 1cs December.
c. i.c MAY. 34Ssc; white, &f-ac.
Toledo sept. 10-CLOVERSEED-Cash and October
81 rs; December s. 07ls asked March. s. 70 asked
ALSIKE-September 81 IS. rIMOT1IYSepteTnber. 81 %
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20

rowdezed. 54oc powdered. powdered and fruit
powdered 5S5c; Eagle confecti0ners granulated $500
Eagle coarse ara extra me granlaIed 3oc Eagle I'D
cartons 2fb bags and Of ne 4tc,
Eagle fine granulated standard granuated diamond
a 25c. confecc1ers A, Ice. Nos /. = g. SC. No
4. 495c No .. teec: No 6, 4s5c 40 :. 4sOc No s,
47Oc. No Q. 465c No 10 46oc; No II. SOC: NJ =,
SIC r. II and IS, 44Oc The loca! for
sugar ruled steady 70 fr1n with prices quoted
nd raid named follows Centrifugal @6
test 5-r.r -es- 3Asc sugar,
test. 3lsc. The london beet market ed
higher Septer-he~. which quoted Ias 81. and
t.dh higher October. lis 1'ea
New-York tribune., 1904-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 1e-FLOUR lower; blended patent 50 90;
fancy sPrinS patent 50 As, winter family 50. PssCy
IS IS. spring patent s. la - y
rye 81 50 vHEAT-Spring steady. No Northern cid
carloads 81 Is winter dun and easv No ? -eo car
loads. 81 IA CORN-Littls doing az decline
No . yellow. 5S4e. No . 5I'sc- OATS easier hut nrr1
No whtte, sac. No . mixed. 32'2c- CANAL
FREIGHTS An. wheat 2Sc, corn. 2sse 70 NevF-Fork
lumber s. 20 NeT-Tors. 81 80 20 AlbarJ-
Chicago sept 1p-The Leading futures ranged ~ fol-