davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

Picked hams steady a47tel 10isG11tsc. TALLOw
sleady: city. 44c: elt...-ry. 4l5G44e. LARD dul
quiet: Guotsd South America. 1-eUc; Continent 7=5c
brdzl SSUc. compound cuier. quoted J3sQ6tsci
SLLAEIN dull: Quoted oso. &c: city lard stearlne. IA
ElcE-The rice market was quiet Although buy
eFs took little interest the market prices held
a the old basis owing 70 light supplies Samples OF
higher than similar grades q old TaImage. New
C.E reports eouthwes rice crop, season ending
L+aIs ana country mills. 5.s0l.epy SACKS Sales
cleaned A150,u99 pockets carried over Into the
crop tcleance ana rough. reduced O. clenl 100000
FoeAets' last year 50o0g pockets. 1dlInase, New
orleans, wires new crop august l 70 Gate- Receipts
rough, -o5Sy sacks; last year. 2stJ SACKS; sales
cleaned estimated. 1S,67o pockets; last yea- L9s5
vest TalmaE-. harIestou. teleEraqhs Carolina crop
movement TO -sr Receipts. iN9sy bost sales 3-683
o5ls Market Guiet We q29te; domestic, ortilary,
80 5lsci fair to good 81 asc prl-. 70 Gholce
ieC. head. "a P2Ina - a 5Sa G. Japan. for
etsn, nominal do domestic, 3 &c Ja' a. = 2c
sJTG.sI;-Tue American Sugar Refining Company ad-
vanced ell grades of refined points on the basis u
52Gc for granuated New business report ed mod
Oh old contracts Prices quoted are net, less per
cent Tor cash days; cut i9at ana crushed, S-Sec'
mould A. g 55c: cubes, SAC; HZSX powdered, 58Se
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powered. a89c
Eagle ConfeCtioners EraIuated, 545c5 Eagle coarse
and extra granulated. 55tc; Eagle IN cartons
% bags bags of fine graUulaed 535c Eagle
soc. coufeCtoners = 5.o5c, No /, and J, 4SJc;
no 4 e0c: No 8 ! soc; No 4soc. No 475c: No s.
450c: 30 Is 445c No II and -. 4.4oc. The tone OF
the raw sugar market is strong II is rumored that
American refners have taken up uurosr OF ca soeS
Java sugars for August and August-Septeoer at
varying prices according to positions. The current
duty paid prices are as follows Centrifugal 80 test
market frrler. increased demand Both po-
sitions reported led higher, at los "a d
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

under excessive offerings Green peas and string beans
plenty and selling fairly when in prime condition
Squash continues under neglect Tomatoes have de-
clined under larger arrivals and dull trade. other
irish per Dbl. 75cQ 81 70: SWEET POTATOES yellow
per bbi S2u 50 10. VANS. white per bbL 81 SO So
per bbL 81 25 O 81 80. BEETS. nearby. 100
punches, T5cn 81. CARROTS. nearby. 100 lunches
80 . 75c; CABBAGES Long Island and Jersey per 100
g 81; per bbl, % n 5oCi CUCUMBER PICKLES, per
1000 50cG 81: CUCUMBERS per bhl. - SOC per
5t1she box 10 15c. CORN, per zoe, 40C CELERY
per dozen bunches. 40G soc; do Pc dozen. l05 30c.
EGEPLANTS, per bush. box 20 Q Soc; LETTUCE. per
dozen soc s. -; LIMA BEANS potato. = bbl basket
81 e -: do Hat per i basket, soc 81; onions.
yellow per bbI, SO SO 20; do red 81 80 s. -: do
white. 81 70 81; do Connecticut and Eastern. red.
do Orange County white per bag 81 = 8 %;
oeyv-York red per bag, $2a s. 20 DO south
potato Dbl g so; DO basket 81 81 Q 81 20 do
Fys I-nore yer bbI basket. 81 81 81 bo do Phil
a5euhIa Dbl basket 81 50 4 81 41 DO ke1LuEv.
per bbl. s. So -5 do per bag 81 90 { 81 90 EEt
ie- bush box 20 2Gc PEAS per bush basket. 5Qca 81;
STRING BEANS per basket. soc q 81: do per basket,
s0l soc; do per bag. % soc; SQUASH. per bh = ~
T5c: TI-RNIPS. rutabasa- per Dbl son I5c, TCMA-
TOES. upper Jersey. per box 6pd t5C common 10
soc do south Jerse5 Acme per box, 80 Q zoe; do stone
rAY AND sTRAW-HA MARKET barely active. with
late prices supported all good 70 pasable grades
SUPPLIES days unusually light covers guet
exctpt for special We quote: Prime large 9ae
taT6O,. sh1urg 4OG50c; clover mixed range SV4o-qr
clover clear range 40155C STRAW--New long y .
srea5v NJ 9OcGS1 outside price rather extreme as So9l
abundant Receipts OF nav ana straw" N
tons reported the Produce ychanSe az ao9n
FIsv-Fu4con River Railroad 190 Ere 47O; Lenasy a
MA 90 Delaware Iackawanu7 and Western 70; ont9 10
and western river boats. 59O total lSoo TONS Ne
Of s-raw. %
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Eork A-gus- 3. 1904
-,rr-r,--hsre active business 81 co-tee Ees-
Tfis t-ok the shape og c-rs 1eIaa-e LlIlla---l
sr6 the market Aftc- opening s-eadf az q fa-
~ .-sncg points turned easier and clcse- STEADY
--o-+ts ~ udrIs except March. which was
Ices love- sales reported q l8-t bags me
st--r frulncss 70 continued clE--E til-oCEl
sssi-r r--ses. base6 apparently CA tie ur2ress y
- ---zrv markets ultL Ct which reported strong id
- Br- Lre EGrgpell markets al G-E- were rather
s-f-r.-- and while HAVE improved later II the ses-
- es--t-4 .o- helE- movement a. Brazilian points
- & WI of3--zL- ported tomorrow 1asiele-
irds51 with The market showing easness p me Ia,e
.,-ssre The selling noted seemed 70 come aEse-5
EN- ours taxing prl-s --t there were aLs5 ofeTirEs
-Sssr hs-res --csG purchases UL- CUT uT IN
5Tsrs Oraer tra1e Interests Le1aa-- was more u
- ra.ter!uE Europe bought early, ana houses
va Cot0n Exchange connections were -so -aE 5-s-l-
ri r-asral r.e market seemed 70 nave Ehce-E4-
F5 caange FAR general TRADE ccnlJlsls were Ie
sned snd decline seemed the result q iouEs se-ia4
f7- uro;s OF the recent Elo- ayaEce while there
elso vas disposition believe tEz- t.e market R9l.l
h health sr Iiarre opened franc
ovsr bur reclveraL toward rle close. being
snsv unclauEa5 higher while Hamburg ais
cosi a. II partial = pig no was 10 ana
esnros 100 higher Receipts for tle day were q
g,fs larger than e the las- three days and
Gspios interior receipts they 1.l lie reported lis
r1rrng were es-guate5 about $1,000 bags Tie sl-t
nsrket STEADY. E-LL quotations 1- me la5-7 n-
Fkc fsr RIO no tbs market WI be closed On sat
ur6ay. September o f-- extra exchange g. .l-ay-
TIE sc y--es Il. ss local market -d-ay
q
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs-Recsipts were 100 ears. or Las head al
saushterers and exporters. with ne exception OF two
abou, dozen ncudHs the stale cattle were held
beef vas in moderate demand at 7eq1o7=o per n for
tie and l6so shssP i a1 b,t So so t s9s
beef for other shippers me IsrenSe viii
ana the KoseA lor the West Indies. viii taks out 60
ssies@r55in shana5a 20 Kentucky steers 1882 p
svs-sre AZ S4 20 per 100 n.
we're l54 head, all Tor The market,
with the stale calves there we're over $50 on sale
sIsi Up yesterday. Feeling about steady Tor prime
5ss wse al @ .tsn m esres nominal Dressed caiyes
" dressed. with choice i.sht vsas reaching lic
at s. 1or io5 NJ do, Is3 n. At IS
j i G. g. 62;s ( s5S vsai - r at Sc 30: d. los
sfiEEP AND LAMBs-Rscsipts. counting the ats ar
rivals yesterday were St Sas or $50 head neladlng
VITA ths stale stock there Ala sale Sheep
soppei loc ana Il cars wsEs carried ever The
strike of the Aalgamatet Meat Cutters and Butch
morning bad depressing effect On me market Com
s. . buaea q export 81 eeg al $ So common 70 prime
a. 1890 per u dressed lambs at sgI2o with choice
saies-Si sP6erso8 d - virginia lnulbs 60 y
@ ase n a. s Sd - 4o Sos 90 s6 n a; So 25 is Renta- 5
Sc n So 90 @ % y Ssna g. g s' 81 is 's s5 d. 81 a. & s So e s. S
virginia 40 10 u a. s. SO
Ks sc Som g q g.Pa Z. X $50 S 6sqSa9y 3 x * s pns 7 % q r
= az So 2s6 d. q 251 IS 10 s.. 90
2J5a g 5 e ls6 3 "a " Al 81 IS 3 Kea,usSs SeSers 1i6
u S4t0. Is kentucky sheep, ID n a. So u.s. 10
] II N!ies7s5a ri Ee7tuckv lambs = =. a, SIS 75
go DO 81 Io s. 24I Go. os p. al 81. Kentucky
ToBia & shannon 25l Virginia lambs 90 p So 40.
y IS Kentucky sheep. 10 II At So IS II West
Newton & Co rs Kentucky lanbs 50 n. AZ g 81 30
d. gI Il At Sgto: l95 % % ~ a. % 20. 10 West
90. KENTUCKY sheep. los %. S4 % las n
/ s. -. bucks lo3 n. a. 50 50
Sc Virginia 20 Il. s.; 80 Virginia sheep. 90 n.
s Judd Co.: 100 Kentucky lambs &C n At s. .: %
T. Nelson: 20 50 -. al s. =, - dc.
&c n g. rs 10 shsep rs u. ~ So ysaT'lngs bs n
GsarEs l. s. p,subsek: 81 state lambs 65 n at
I SIS =, - sheep. III 2, a. s. 80
HoGs-EccsiPts were II 1859 head al for city
slaugGterers Feeling State and Pennsylvania hogs
were fairy quotsae AZ S6Gsd p per 100 n choice light
co Mght exceed quotations. Country dressed hogs steady
sales ,a late yesterday}-s Sanders; 1os state hogs
iSs - at g. - 100 70 SO do la y Al 81 10
n at So l5 40 o. lsi n AZ S. 10. roushs So 70. at
| $50 n. . s. o5. DO. 90 70. at s..
Tcbn shannon = state hogs IA 10 At Sc 20 81 Do.
So % ro9shs - 70. at s. $50 70 a; s. To-
stag 80 II AZ 81 20 do $40 Ie Al 81 10 boar $50 n
s Jusa : Co. 1o5 State hogs les 70. at IS 25. e
1876 n 50 2s7 70 So =: / Stag $50 10
George 6 l. s plleaba.ak; 20 state hos. is4 n. a,
RaTv A. 55. Mqsa l;s :? SAT- sass sos. hes. ie3 isa
| al s. 20: I stag $40 n al Sc 90 - - 4'' 40
J. Curtis & son. 50 State hogs. l43 SC 90, 81
Do 21s n at 50 l5 ronshs. 25s 10. at IS 30. DO o6I
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. +ug. s.-The aggregate OF IN tha wool
market has reached smaller figure though conditions
pont to activity Prices bod strong 4
few exceptionally sales been made 1t Is ss
tirrqtcd OF the ALREADY have
been placed Territory woods hrr Pulled woods are
quiet found IN tho foreign wool n a-zst
Ire leading quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania
Xxx and above. 3+G35c; X S9g3lc. No / S3G34c No =
ggI94c: fine unwashed 24d2jc a. a and 1, blood mn
washed IS Q29c unwashed. deiaue 26aa7c: nne ur-
washed deIaiue 36d36i2cs Mlchigan-N and
e7a2so; 10 J. sog31e; 10 2egaOc. me unvashei
2I422c. "a y and 4 blood, uuwsshed 2SaaSl-c: uu-
washed delaiEs 25G2ee; 4ne washed delane. s2asac
23T24c- Te-ritory-Idaho I-IIGc. heavy H0a
I4G15c medium 19G21c; medium IsdaCc low me
dluui. gre. Wyoming. fine 16917c. heavy
l9c: hns medium. 17glse: medum. 2eae1e: low medium
2IG22c: Utah and Nevada fine l6z1t7i=c: heavy fine.
l4G lac; fine medium lIRisc medium 2Oealc; low
medium. a2G23c: Dakota fine. lTalsc: dne medium II
6llsc. lsf2Uc, low medium 22d2s~ Montana
tae choice 20G@Ic. fine average IsG2nc fine rlediun
choce 2Od2Ics 19G2Oc. staple aId22c medium
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
oTHgR MARKErs-RY TeLEeRAPH.

Chicago o.--CAT'TLF-R 500 head. Tav-
800 500 Market dull. good 70 prime
S. 2o1S6 25 70 medium. S4S5
feeders $29s4 io cows 81 259Si 20 heers. s2ES5
Teyas fed $3as4 Is Western s3 5OaS4 so
HOGSReceDts Il 0V0 head market steady higher:
mixed butchers s5 5oaS5 20 God 70 choice heavy IS
60. heavy 81 90GS5 so nEht 40GS5 7O bulk
OF sales. IS 35aS5 30 sHEEP-ReceIpts Is 600 head
choice wethers T5dS4 fair 10
choice mixed sSGsS 65; native lambs. So 70aS6 So
steady. 0rlne steers s. 50QS6: Shipping. 75Gs5 .
bulls 81 5OaS4 feeders Sc 50RS3 Is EE4TS
-Recepts. 20 head. slow 25c lower. S5aS6 75 HOGS
Receipts 2s00 head active: good hogs and pigs 5fuC
higher: others s'eafy- heavy 81 1Ods5 mixed s.
g 70. Workers s. 150S0 SO 25GS6 So rozh. 81 IS
dS5 So 150$4 dairtes s. 4O4S5 80 SHEEP
aul IAMBS-Hecepts. $500 head: sheen steady er,IS
lambs 50 2aEsG, yearinKs 81 5OGS5 wethsrs
25IS4 so. S3 SJUS+ sheep. mixed S26S4 .
Cincinnati Aug 0-HOIS active: butchers ana shin
pers' IS S5uS5 30 common. S1 101S5 CATTLE slow
shippers, 81 IUGSJ. common S257S3 IA
SHEEP slow. S1aS5 20 lambs slow. SSFS6 so
Kansas CITY Aus 9-t,AT'TLE- Receipts II 500 head:
market. IOp25c lower choice dressed bee;
steers s. 45a$s falr to good S4gS5 Western FED steers
s. 75RS5 stock=rS and feeders 25gpS4
s. coast - Southern cows 81 756Sa rs: native
cows 10 native hetfers So 25HS5 bulls So 25s
So co. calves s. 50gs4 SO HoGsReceips 10 900 head
DC over IS - bulk SIS i5aS5 3O
pigs ghts. s5Qs5 a2ls sHEEP-Recepts 3 900:
steady; natives lambs S4QS8 -; native wethsrs
s. 5aGS4 25; naive ewes $5aS3 - Western lambs. sag
So % Western yearllhs 90 'SslN4 So Western sheep.
So JGgS4. stockers and feeders, 81 5O9S3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

S F|S9UH AND 1EAI.-Business IN the -four market was
Z rsltea hsa q vses, se ea5y wheat uptuF1 wash was
S close Ess % Sassttea Spring patents s5qSe
cieas Sc aosi M -: @E patents 81 eyaS5 ~ spring
Fsi & eF ~ G2sS3 Se ltlE FLoCR-Firn Slo,sd:
r-E - N eloLed; hlin dried sGqs8 10.
Mes:srn spring SO 80 standard inIdang 81 So -four
sS &c - % req dos SO. Augus salPmsat cy bran.
sacks IaaaLag 81 5OgsZ5 ~. red G5g SIS L1alas.
GFAIN-NIIEAT EAT-Ths s-0 W. a -, % %, IAes. 50 o..
u. q s-r?s--es and moved a VIDE range OF prices
e. Fs2,ay t9st The tEeae had trouble n keeping track .:
mostly for outside 49, Lsl4t, and ou5ns oraers.
seple11l e. rcacEed s. " i- l ne p--s gong ult.
slso = e5eye s previous inglt ana i9 abo5e he hsi-
g::s25 ans a us eve aal along hs'- IN The esr3
reports ealiag exsEseatt1u Is 10 Norl5v-est revs r-
ay IN @ % 81 "a s " 55r Il n. 'ses' @ Tss954s 56aa
- l-s eEet rev ouyns deyeieped, wn-h carried the
I vas tlit-e- advance 10 a. 05-t At Minneapolis
% over lie close 81 Io al oeSt I4.''t Wa
& s go i1s @ PI5essonal vas content 10 remain 0. Of
cay z5a!t have 5eoa eisested ar&et reduced
oEe-a-9T Taa5 tie aaret should have held up SO vel
n 5say was arncrsiIv @ Ss st was 2rt SIoa ~ sl1'
w - ~ - q S- I coeEoss The ol-sh elFices ss"t eit
I Is B M SEP s PIRATE ~iss houses I, said that the eTp
Private ass = t5e 5sy vas "A o5 s5 ions & g as f-9
took optimistic view of-tne situation The
public evidently accepted the
ta-=a- inclined reports
Eted siAolgn unwilling 10 back Up opinion going
s1oI oT tfs market while active easily moved by
anything blsA Il the news. The cables all higher
news from The Northwest Englich markets closed 1'-d
20 -t net higher, Paris is points up Berlin ~
Eg L-gHeF E2c Budapest Is pCtcts BraGstreet s.
figures 1I world stocks there 1907
eco c-s compared wi-A decrease year 294SooO
Interior movement total
saeey Lsi compared WltH 1s2 900 last but failed
= -lI1=n-e sentiment because Of the good demand
reports from minneapolis tutnsel of the
Ils mis- smut down final prices in NevIcTk showed
No Northern Duluth. s1-22 Afalntobe. 81 o.
a. o at1at NJFN-The market continued rather
slow here 1lt again very active Chicago. Under
ccr--c-ins
being al one time rather 59c here
tr september on covering ana the Strength IN wheat fol
loves oy iae reaction under reports o. improving
weater w1-h ett tie As price September 'sc under
t-e previous a4sht 4h5 cable reported prices at
Lveco esf net higher there entire absence
maintained their recent reaching for the day
Wezassay oa.s e cars Ipsssd in cS3aso The
market here closed barely STEADY. Vh No quoted
a. oe-sc elevator and % afCat: No white, oOc
ans No = yellow oI -1c b aroa-. OATS-Cornnns- >
houses we're buyers os cats Iuodsrate scale
tlrgHout tie cay aE1 prices had fair advance with
grains although weakening az one time under liqu-
ta41l- The close was from the lowest and shace
follows: Mixed. &c % rb. 4G43c natural white, 80
- 2. 4HG45c ard clipped white Sd 20 70 4SG6@c
EXE nominal BARLEY-NarSet culs-; fss6aS
CloIe1 @Sc NeW-Turk
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. 4

depart Grand Genital Staton, "A - aH1
4th Az. follows, lor- 49,. 800
i 1000. = l9;O2 A. N. ~ I'vo. - l'us 'fs'S''-
BOSTON. via tiartford and wtllimante-tfs'oO A NJ
700 2. NJ. Worcester Putnam
FJTctHBrEG via wiuiulaa,ic Putnam. and worcester
-4t5.uO p N. -,
GREAT BAERINGTON2 STOChBEIDtIt-. L4-.NC@>'
PITTSFILLD, Via south SOrwalk-T5uO. T.9:lo A IL
s. 1880 Z. n.
WATERBURY and WINSrED-fSoO, 5000, ftS.90
tStO.02 stIO-O2 Waterbury, A u, Ttl;OS. 49,
s.5Ol- f'6:0O $500 90 Waterbury, p N
a station and cl-5tn
also st cII3 c2GI LIS elisa Brosdway c3 PARK Place
COS Union square. c1S2 Fifth Av. c45 columbus Az bs
Madison Av c253 West l25Jh s.. l5S East l2tE - IN
Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $50 Fulton St. S9V BIoaa"ay
e D. 60.
dsvz onIv gStops f25th St. tParlor car Limited
Has Dining Agencies selling Par!or and Sleep
40 c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pass AE-
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen Supt-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Aug o--Closlng: WHEAT-spot nominal.
Spot firm; American mixed new 4s Sd DO Old As 81. 4
steady s. 6d FIOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dulL
S 81 HOPS at London-Pscihc Coast firm. f6af6 Us
BEEF-Exrra India mess. dull, 5ss Cd PORK-Prime
mess western steady. 67s ca. HAMS-Short cut. IA
Is 10 strong Cd BACON firm; Cumberland cut 2d
80 n 44s 3D. short rie ID 70 "a 10 AS long clear
s5 10 40 no 46s clear backs. -.
clear bellies Is 70 SOS. SHOULDERS-SQuare Il
10 IL firm LARD quiet. prime Western.
tierces 6S American refined in pals ass 3D. But
TER-GOod United States. quiet 6es CHEESE firm
American white Sss American finest colored. Ses
Sd. TNLLOW-Prtme city. nrn. 2ls ID TURPENTINE 2
Spirits quiet 3D. LISSEED OIL firm iss Cd.
PETROI.EUN quiet 6yad ROSIS-commOn steady. Is &C.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

OVER r1sEMENTs and subscriptions :or The Tribune
received At their Uptown oecs.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII - received che following branch
oacss At regular ores rates uatl o'clock p n viIi
"a sta-ays e 1s--st 15s sh-svs. cox l2rA-ss
O. East 14,hst 25I 42i-ss between 7rh ant Str
aves West t25hst 1883 Sd-avs' between 'o'n ana
7-,b I02s Shave near stst-s,. Los ist-avs near
se-hs.: I5T East l25th-st. 756 Tre:uouavs $50 Sd
ave near 4ist-st.- 6S4 st-ave-: Do ChriEtopher-s-
BROOKLYN y Y-2 Court-st-. 21d Cour az
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market for SPIRITS urpentiHe du et uncnased
prices. with prices points LoMTL
the of Sc G5 for both common ana Scod sua14S-
Tar dun and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTLNE-Ou and machine Dds. 90 = 2
56l4c-
TAR-Pine and oil bbls 81 s56S5. - -
ROSIN-Con7mon 10 good strained. So e5; z, s. %:
50: q, s. 90 s. 1O9$3 10 s. 45GS3 go H. = s +5g
Sc 90 NJ 81 2Od 81 .. y 81 254S4 80 G. s. 1884 So
and " ". SJ9$5 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Eosir -@-.'It ooS
q.
Tar %'SOo JOS
savannah Aug g-TURPENTINE firm, SIC; receipts
1913 bbs. sales. 1s6; l3S ROSIN steady: re-
celpts 100 bbls: sales 54I exports ell quoted 4
a. Sc 3OdS2 35: u. So 35TS2 40; Z, So SOC 81 45 p,
s. As G. 81 so, H. 81 7o / Sc so; X IS 80 IL 50 So: n
S4: " g s. 35: W ". 81 50
Charleston. Aug, STLRP PEN TINE firm. 52i1c. FoSIE
s2 a. H. So co. T. 50 u; X. So So: ". So 65 " So so;
" q. 81 Is. W ", $ 10 - -- -.
Wilmington. Aug 9-SPIRITS TURPENTI Moth
ing doing receipts 20 casks. ROsIN-NotfIng doing;
ceints ia hbls. TAR firm. 81 20; receipts, 20 bbls
CRUDE TCRPENTIlE firm. 81 25 50 70 and S4: receipts.
London Aug e-TURPENTINE-SD!-it eos Cd.
ROsIN-Arnerican strained. Is Sd. hue lis 9i-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

C0TT1,S-Prices showed great ir-egularitv to-day
Atnough rrruarl.rs were lr- pr-ic-2rg broad ana me
Harket, after lrG opening close. AZ Dract-ca-H ne
loves ~ the session HL- barely steady ~ loss or 30
y poEts The oreriDE was a. ar advance ~ o4l- rns
g ne niEler cables and continued --E-s 1lr-s q
ca1lage from central sections o. tEs 1er But at --e
vance tlerC considerable cotton o-eruE The rams
Recently reuorIel ia central ana eastern sections q the
~ appeared 70 be wlr1-lE ucearTa-l ana we're ctr---
aanE Z volume. leaving favorable conditions he-tal
saez b} the middle q the forenoon were net 20 s
pQ1a lower But bears o-ercuuf1erL owing 10
uoent} 20 the showing o. -le weekly CROP report a.
n1ay and the decline cderiEEs feI OF t9 extent
IA Hnderec ne market very susceptible % bl-4
~ trces we're worked back slowly un-l they showed
oT e. about tbs level The rcuC-t proved more bear
~ than has been counted and Immediately follow
g prices broke Uu-er curry C- culLalgD and bear
eslfe rC rusr aDoE- the previous low level The
Us s-r-re- on the way Gown and ia-e- forced rally
-l1ssore months selling point higher than the
stsaEE nE-ss trading however the market
siae1 eas-er again and E-alF ba-ey steady the
.-se prices y the session. sales W4re estimated al
-sND Bales The selling n0Ad Just after the
sanz was ENCOURAGED rv rle ful receipts % cotton
4elu which reyor-ee $50 bales. including s23 bales u
"a years growth. The estimate to- Houston Tor today.
A. Ihe lower Wall Street bull Interest circular
sc curing r1e afternoon predicts that the movement
lS TIE entire rnulta u AEg-s- W.. exceed 30
e1 Fa-e R1VlccE rccved from the enJral belt and
ssfsl3lallL not SHOWN b- the rfclai report. Tls
0ltng report 4 Department of Agriculture win he
s-aec on Friday September :. instead o1 Saturday.
ctptelaocr The members q the Exchange signing
a petl-lu g. make saturday. September .
lanEs Aoldag, that lEe market remain closed
I2A Fl-cay 1lEnt over Labor DaE
E Tse G. contract prices Ia the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

oclI rlarket f1r spct cIosed ol.et and
1lgee The basis q f5c f5r nid1-ing upland
80 ioT fnldd-rg Guf Sales 70 Eui-Ecrs. G2Z bales
erl spot markets Were teegraphed follows: Gal
loa nrIl unchanged lo-z sales. - bales Nsy-Or-
an oaieI unchanged. lDfsc. sales 200 bales Mobile
aesaiiia- unchanged l0c. steady unchanged
-shcs sa!es bales Wilmington nominal NorfoIk
s.ss ansiangse ioe: saiss % balea Augusta steady
--e-iece lV7se sales, q BALES Ealtnac-e nominal
nllchallge-- lie St Louis Quist 7ncbanred 1OEs~.
5es lO bales Memphis steady unchanged I0i.c saIeg
8eqeiQts a. me ports aas iutsre- noi,.. .,. ,,-,
peaee VIII Tie same day las; week a4s isst vea-.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10

ss45. good uittIinz SOD nitdlns 6Osd low mid
Sr- & qaf. Elod ordinary SOD. ordinary. S4ed I1e
Gales Of the day 5000 bales q which 20 were r
s1elat5n aud export. included 40 American he
cs{7ts zoo bales all American. Futures opened am
closet steady. American midding. G. aug SS-'
September 8 64d; September and october
B55f- October and November 5Sbd; November and De-
December January 5-29d January and
FebrIary 2sd February and March. 52sd' March and
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bugalo. Aug 9-FLOUR-Hghsr; fancy slsnded
patent SO IS fancy spring patent 50 80; family
s. s5 pastry s. GO: low g-ades s. 40 K4a {, y
[EFFE. I--trorE. Hght. No ! Northern 80
asEeI COFlN-J- nchauged but firm. Nc : yellow u.S'
No > 59l.c OATS-Ftrn; No white. Sc; No : uai1s-
% go AlE 9-rhs leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
READING SYSTEM

~N6 " y n Il
Liberty Street and south Ferry (Tir1s from souta
gerry nVe minutes earlier than shown oslov)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
ChCNh-z4-00 (5-l5 Easton oniy). 80 a m. Ls0.
az. & 99O as Easton onlyl p m sun. zA25 a
wILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zAo0. 40 a m.
S,9g p n Su5days - 25 a. n. LOO ?.
LAhEM0OD. LAkEHURSf, TOMS RIVEE AND
bakN NE0AI-z4.0O. $40 a m. sl30 (a40, Lake
Wood and LakehUrss only. Azo p m sundays
4A1II AA1TLANTIC CTTX-.9,. % 2, r.; -. 80 p. m
NlNE1AND AND Bk4DGETON-FzA00 a. N. sf1ss
LONG BRANCH, ASBTRY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
Long Sra Brandh d'o s m ga 1o so as sso o iso 1s '91ss2s
sundays except Ocean Grove. 9-15 a N. 49, A0S.
$50 p m
PHILADELPHIA-tREAD1 TERMINAL). .4ss.
$3.50 1s00. 500. ~ 90 IS 00 TS 90 ~ 90 6e 90,
1850 D n. .I2I5 mdt.
stTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-g4.5. $500, '1o.oo.
.I5Q9 a m, '2-0o t'40o. 500. 200. fseS , NJ
BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE. 1000. 1&sa.
zoe, 400, 500. 5-00 y Is
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
e. m. Reading only. 500. .$l20. T2q0 n.
Reading. P0ttsville and Hrsb only. +4-0o +5-O0
Atlantic Highlands. Seabrght. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. Asbur. Park. Pleasant. 500. 10 90. 1L0o
a H.. 100, 800 SIS. +30, $50 $500 70 Asbury Parkl
p N sundays lo,oo a N. LOO. 400, 500 P N
sunday SSunday only <Paror only Via Tar1s-
qua xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Otces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry, Astor Houss.
2sl l34 1890, 1884 Broadway. 1s2 5th Az. Is Union
ef5 Columbus Av. New York. 4 Court St. 3t4, $50
fulton S. B'klyu; $50 B-way W'msburz- New York
Er2sfsr Go sails for and checks easgas9 20 Estimation
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'T Agr