davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-07

a class OF s.1Oc candidates was Ini-
dated into the order Of the Royal
ArcRnum At Chicago last night
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-07

pyBpepsia Throat TfOuhloo
EoaomA-nfyaipalnA Iub0Foulosn
lelers-qall Stones Iumors-UlooEa
G0itre-Gout vAliOoooalo
0ononheA-Gleet WomsnI Diseases
An diseases that begin with fever-All inhammA-
uon-all cataTfh-All contagious disoAsea-an he
results Of impure Or poisonous blood
In nervous debility 1Aquosona acts a. . yitalinaa
soompnshing What no drugs can do
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-04-07
WIN he Accompanied

VIZ he Accompanied By Ladies' Rand.
Lawton, Ok. April Prank @.
Prouty. Of Falls, has secured the La
dies band Of this place to accompany
the Oklahoma editors to 81 Loais over
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas in May.
This band is composed Of nearly %
-''-sSs znG comprises me Jest talent IN
:ss;nssnrs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-foFk, September 2z, 1eos.
BEEVElS-Rcee!pts Ia cars, i4l head all FOR
market No trading IN live cattle. The feeling was
steady hTm Dressed beef slow at e334 4tc per
n for native sides No adviees the cattle
not yesterday but was expected TO set on to-day
Nith cattle No shipments reported Tor tomorrow
CAI,VES-Receipts were SS1 head all for the market
making the stale calves O1O on sale The market
was very the best grades OF veal: heavy
snd coarse ealves almost wholly neglected and at
further reduction OF 25e was Impossible TO move any
bTDSantIy supplied with OF Western calves
80 with receipts Of live calves exceptionally heavy for
sS, calves is badly demorased About 200 head were
carried to-day at s4gs per ~ TO- With ~ 90 tne
General TOP; Grassers at 81 3IAgS2 20 and cars Q.
81 TGl2c per no. country dressed Rt 6ael07ac. with
~ boes ght bringing lilo; dressed gTassers
and Ted s2vss Hume: % vsais las rD average at IS
s loo fb; 40. 2oO fb. az 81; DO. ol0 y az 20;
P9 49, f67 10 az 50 20; 81 do ia lo az 81 SLh
snSsso-se & L. s. D1lenbaeki II veais, lss n. at
@sl5' Nelson: q western calves. 2ee n. at 50 s5;
o. Slime Ell I wfish Co.; vsalH. $50 N. at IS; DO les
hi = a Hollis: vsaiE. iso n. at 81 90; do 100 H.
al ew,on ~ Co.: 10 West Virginia calves, $50 n at
- Sos ~ as. s1. "a q vsais ISL 10. at ST.
mad Cot II vesls. ia2 ~ az 81 80; do. lao ~
sar. nsuusa cestsrdayo 30 veal. fss at IS %.
insssGa siFEP gs sNp LAMBsgscepts were 1876
& ~ ears On sale Sheep in light supply and
sss1vs e5od lambs arms others steady; about f esIs
Ss~s sea over Common @ good sheep sold AZ ssts4
per aY az. al SIS 25ss; cuis sold al 81 50: Canadian
asass ga :! s2af o suusI. .nss = .s.s~
az. a S saS per 100 n, ah1 "a q m u $ Sill
ahAsr. 60 y. af g.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Crockett Co.: 2ss Buffalo lambs es n. al $ s.; 2i6
".sstern 90. 6S %. az - sO. e -. So
Newton & Co: I39 Ohio lambs 68 u. at 50 %: 1Ot
heS5uey 60 70 at s. .; III Kentucky sheep % 10
Kerns Commission Co: go Buffalo lambs = n, AZ
IS 90 223 6s 10 at IS 65: 216 do. eS 10 at " ga
so % 80 70. So So; 204 Canada do. 76 10. at % 'V
= Sanders; 6T STATE lambs. 20 10. at SO. - -
tieorge l.. s. Dillenback: $50 Canada lanos 90 10
al 60 6l's; IS State de- q 10. at s6. e. -
Fennsylvania do. IS 10. at IS s.. =. .o,l =
eus "a n. at s. 90: sheep, 13O 10 AZ s. so =.
andrew Mullen: 80 State lambs 90 10. at - 49, 90
IS 70, at s. 80; 1 sheep. 40 70, at s. - - . - "a
Jeliifte Wright Co; ca State lambs 81 ~ at % %;
HoGs-Receipts were 14ls cars. or 224T head ineud-
rg about for the market. Prices were staa
all weights Good prime state hogs sold at % %
per 100 70. Country dressed hoEs steady al sA9Stac
salesTobin s shannon: 20 state hogs. $50 II aver
Sanders; 15 state hogs 1s8 10. at SC 90: rough.
j G. curtis & Son: II state hogs ele n at So 90;
late yesterday 30 state hogs. l1I y, at SO W o. a.
at IS 55; ii COS 10 s. so; sag 19e 70 at % -
John T. Nelson date yesterday): sc state hoSs L. 10
At SO 60; 80 do. S9 10 at SO 5O - do l2 70 az ~ S'
roushs. 36G ih ct 50 5S do S2o ID az 20 w. II 40
r. II Hollis Gate yesterday: state pigs 1Oi 4 H.
SO 75 l2 SIS II. at so 80; roushs 81
10, at s. 30; / stag $50 10. at 81 so. =, =,
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: 81 state n0sS L.
SO do 1T9 10 at SO 55; e9 do 2lI 70 az 9 9O'
II do 1O6 n SO 40; rough. $50 70, at 80 90 20
So; do %. IS so; boar. 40 10 at S4' Co.
s Judd Z Co Gate yesterday: SO State hogs 16S u.
80 co. Co. 176 II. at Sc So; roughs 20 10 al 90 o.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. .2-CATTLE-Receipts, II, ,000 head in
Guiding 5000 Texans 1900 Westerns Market STEADY
higher: prime 50 61ISS 3o poor 70
medium So 5OS5 soclSers feeders, 81 514 cows
heifers 81 S0Gt$2 30: bulls so
Sa calves 81 JOGS6 Texas fed So slSI o0i
Western steers SSQ$4 So HOGSfsecelpts, livOO head
steady: and butchers 50 G0ns6 To- good TO
choice S. gOTS6 20; rough heavy. So 50S5 So light ~ ~
asa 10; bulk OF sales Sc 7jGS6. SHEEPReceipts Sl0O
head; strong; GOOD choice wetner. S+QS4 o.
fair to choice 81 S0d$3 20; native lambs. S4ftSS -.
Cincinnati Sept 22.-HOGS active; bntcheys, 80 lOas
SO 20: con,Ynon 81 75S5 CATTLE slow: fair 10 good
shippers S4GIS4 IS: $Sd$2 60 SHEEP steadS'
Sass 30; lambs SO 256lSC. 20 40. -,
kansas CITY Sept 22--CATTLE-Ieeceipts. 10000 head
Including 200 SOutherns fed steers SSlOc lower:
others strong choice export and dressed beer seer
So fair to good IS 75d$S: Western fed steers - ISg
50 30: sockers and feeders. 81 50NS4 southern steers
508Sg Southern 81 5GuS2 be-; native cows
81 sOGS3 10 native heffers 81 JOdIS4 bulls 81 iS %
calves 50 5OiIS5 so HOGSReceipts. $500 head nareS
56lOc lower; top $5 bulk Of sales 50 SUE - a'
heavy S0QS5 SS packers - S0qS3 9O Pigs ana hs-s
SIS TOiS5 S7i.. SHEEP-Rece'pts 1000 head nnarSeS
steady native lambs sass % native wethers 81 -3 G
Western yearings s. 5OGS$ 90: Western sheep - ss
Sc 20. stockcrs ana feeders 50 JGdS4.
Union Stock Yerds Pittsburg, Sept. 22--C Al 1l1EI
supply light steady choice, 50 O0a - 60 PRIME
50 2oQS5 so; fair, So 25aSS 10 HoGS.Receipts hs1a
market steady: heavy. So eS6 30; rnedlIn .le
heavy Workers Sc 4oa$6 a. light Y9rs5s So 2IS , 81
pigs S. T5TS6 roughs. $4dS5 90 SFtE.tksupply hHht
marked stead1 prime wethers. 81 2yGs4 40; com'ntr
sheep 81 50aS2; spring lambs. So oOG$6 veal caves
SfGST
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 2.--Closing-wHEAT-spo nominal;
futures Arm: September. IS 5lsd; DECEMBER. g Iha
coRN-spO easy; american mixed IS Cd; futures qgiet
steady 5s "a FLoUR-St. Louis fancy winter steady.
1904 crop. g. 7sqs7 lSs BEEF steady; extra India
mess 62s Sd PORK strong; prime mess, western.
rs Ga HAAis-short cut 10 70 16 70. steady as Cd
BACON firm: Cumberland cut 26 10 30 10 bSs dd short
rb IA 10 "a n bis ca long clear mideles light 2S 70 Sa
10. 52s; long clear middies heavy - to 90 10 Dos ga
to l6 fb az 5ss SHOULDERS-S IL 20 IS 70.
steady. 40s. LARD strong; prime western 10 tierces
Ses ed: American refined IN pals 3ss. BUTTER-GOod
United States steady. Tes. CHEESE firm; American
finest white 42s; cOlored ass. TALLoW-Prme city
arm 22s Ga. TURPENTINE-Spirits quiet, sas 9d
RosIN-cpmmoa steady g. pErkoLhuN-f'e'nse Iss as
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
NAVAL STORES.

stocks on hand Rosln Sclos tbis spirits turpentlne
s28 hhls: tar. 1873 bhls ., - ,. .t.
-rts market for spirits turpSnlpe was ohl'e sllU
oa 70 rcarcity at the moment and sGlse IS asked to
-l3,- ,,s,ic bar~els On spot Rosn steady au-
,n.S Tar remained du and somewhat nominal
A. About S4 50 for oil barrels. We quote; -
sSeT9T-r,. r- JT,NSTINEOu machine bbls 56G
seisc TSR si 80 nominal RoSIN-zComMon 10 good
Ss so: k SlO5: NJ 81 4Og$4 45; n. 81 60: w c. So
anG " W. 49, s. lyssS ssSt SPIRITS TURPENTINE
Nothng doing; receipts 90 casks RosIN UNCHANGED M %
CRUDE TCRPENTINE steady. unchanged receipts. A
bbls, r,-,rr,-1,r,-1- sr,, E,4s,
Hf1siN frm: g C Sc 55; .. 50 o. =. 81 20; F. 81 %
g. 50 so; IT, 81 so: 81 81 K, 81 O' ~ % lO' ~ % %
" G 81 Co; W W. 81 %. .,,,,-,,,,, -ot.. -,
SAVANNAH Sept. 2-TURPENIISE. - SSt,e: sales; "a les;
os9 bhls. receints 377 bbs ROSlN hrn receipts = lOt
bbis sales 1884 bbs Quote A. B G 81 60; p 81 60; =
16dS2 L, 81 16g!S2 50; g. y euH%@ - -
S3Gs3 O5; X 50 T5i II. 81 Is: y. 81 4o' e. - 'o'
1.onson Sent 22-TURPENT1NE. SPIRITS. SIS 3D.
ROSIN-American strained. IS ed: hne Is
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ew-york. September q. 1904.


COEFEF-TSs6in- IL coffee more active ana y
los a though Some fresh speculation VAS BEING at
A. any rate the market showed ceETee oI
ulness totally OF keeping wilh the regular market
md onsninE Lttle lower, closed ihe -as
al a partial gain The Euroeen markets CID not return
she local advance of the previous day on the e2aA1
aanburg was = = pig and AENre = 70 = franc
ie: nor vas there anything encouraging 10 bu s2ec-
vance OF IS Rio but Santos was unchanged. 5na
points ngain ful. IN spite
al ne recent predictions falling OF toward the er
q this month In spite of this ness ne market opeU
ssv AZ unchanged prices 20 decline q only points
lpsrters appeared be good buyers, and there was
sttering demand through commission houses that soon
la market up evea with the closing OF The previous
~ ara finally 10 points higher. The HaTket
i not hold al the gain meeting with realizing IN the
- trading finally steary at unchanged
r-fs 10 advance OF paints. Receipts at the Two
~ $1,000 bags. against 5000 bags last year. ana
- sac PaulO well JUndiahy figures renected a
orlIueG fun movement fo- the immediate future The
- appears be gaining ground. however that event
NJ the smaller Brazilian crops ind reelection
Eorlds visible supply ngures. and while no such
this ls expected the statement.
lne the nTst of the month there seems little dts
r with quotations the basis Of SIC for Rio No Z
ne range OF contract prices IN tbs ooa market to-
were follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept o. p. m.-Cotton. spot In lsht & es-
mand; prices points lower AMERICAN iddnS {r 3
soeS ordinary esd: ordinary sos The sales OF the
- mere 600 bales OF which 200 for speculation
Fnd export ana included 340O American Receipts i2e3
balss All American Futures opened quiet and closed
steady American midding o C. September. 62d; Sep
teber ard october sod: october and November 6Sld
Noycrober ana December 79d December and January
57Td january February. 5T5d February and March
575d; and April 676d; April and May Seo; May
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

he local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
ca1ngsd the basis of l1e0c for mddng upland and
EAse i~ modng Guh 6ales - bales % Epinners.
southern spot markets teiegraphe6 follows:
3oiok steady. &c higher iGAc: sales. 1oS bales.
1eanaere nominally &c higher, az l1.O0c. st. Louis
, a. &c highsr a iose Mobile quiet i-lec higher
o; sales. les2 bales Charleston quiet unchanged az
ty1es sales. 800 bales. NeH-Orlsans quiet and un-
sreed e. iO&c: Eales 200 bales. Estimated receipts
~ essn a. leadilg points Ter to-norrOW: AZ Newer.
;ess $500 % $780, against 2763 week and $500
49, gear AZ Galveston 1900 1900. against - lo4
- seek ana lS.s05 last year Houston, $500 20
-en efainst ll,1zo last week and IA 200 last year.
6seIt a the ports and interior points to-day con-
"a ta Win the tarns day last week
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD A. 4

Trans depart from Grand Central station. l-d ST.
an1 &Jh ave. S follows. for
BJSION via New London and Providence-t5:O0.
~ 1o0O, sf100s A NJ ftll1:OO. st!l1:O3. @fllS:Oo.
tJi5:OO. sSI5:01. sf12:C0 p NJ
BOSTON. via Wtllinlantic-fgS: 90 a NJ. 1890 P AL
BOSTON, via Springheld-tS:OO A n. t1z:00s s4:0O.
s11:O0 p n.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANs IND QUEBEC
1fiiG:A0 A. NJ. 1900 p. II.
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOE-fgS.O0 p.
FITCHBURG via WiIlimantic. Putnam. and VTorcssts-
-fg3.0O P NJ.
CT. BARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE LENOX. PITTS
FIELDS 90. f19 rs A. III. 1-2J. Tg3:25 p. N.
WATERBURY, and WINsTED--t5:oo. $500, tfs:oo.
Tf10.02 Si0:02 Ito Waterbury A. NJ, Tf1:0Sf t4.So.
sf5:01. ttS:0O. SsS:o0 tto Waterbury, p. ~.
Ticket Offices c(Srand Station cf25th
At CHS. c2G1 11S5 c1.354 Broadway, cS
Place. c25 Union square cS2 Fifth Av c245
$40 Madison Av., c2IS West I25th ST., l58
125tn St. In Brooklyn. CA Court St.. $50 Fulton sts
so Broadway, < D.
sDany. tExcept SUNDAYS sSundays only. ssatur-
At A-SSu
G T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Fasa Art
o. ". SHEPARD. Gen supt-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
The s,at'cai position q Brazilian ooase j. as soI-

S0IIoA-Whether or not some claim the cotton
laalEsL q beng made the field o. struggle for
enage4 IL the market trading Of to-day was active
&c 80 IFerlsh as % suggest the accuracy OF such
rather the better o. the e being a. a.y rate fo
tne Iaket closed barely steady
- Le.lla5As ftFy nerFoEs afc unsettled ana
DAs sapp9seo 70 be representing the bull leaders
e1e created with buying al the Eay down from the top
Lhe u1-e sathereo this morning expecting 10 witness
oI contest between the two Leaders. for after
me close On Wednesday Tire bull leader had
issued very 5ulish Circular, calling splnneTs buy
ana estlnatng The only lOO0QOGO while
the lower Wal street operator Who has recenly been
the chef figures in the market stating
hEt the crop report government would pToba
tste o. tie Two operators appeared 70 Be involved II
eas tet uai bitter contest might result N the open
element The cables favored the bears. first
prices here we're 70 l3 points lower in response. bat
yale t9AEs were taxing pfonts the oaerings were wei
alaorbee Lover Val Street brokers were buyers and
sls " tlts ketplng the trade uncertain as 70 the
Aloee oI me lower wan street leader but gra1ua4y
pElceG were worked upward until they about
points over last nights finals. A. this leel pressure In
leahea aIlQ buyers being pretty VEL nlieo up the
market gradually sagged. The decline accelera ted
Nie the Close as room longs took profits and lower
ha brokers aggressive sellers, and
ne market finally baresy steady decline of
sa uere estiated al 100000 bales The weather over
tsable. but the rain in the East not thought de-
tabe. and the market was flooded By tho bulls vita
cihf hand private advlces sounded note Of
ng By reporting that the mills were not following the
ask FOR bu speculation 20 absorb The cotton Il the mills
Do the advice buy early and freely 50 Ear
- 49,.
mail estimate for receipts Houston tomorrow helped
ne bulls early and the estimates for Galveston ana New
markets arm and generally higher. but less active
Ths nEe Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CEG-SOCTHAMPTOS.
Sailing Saturday $50 = H. Pier Is y. T.
New S York. sept p Philadelphia .--.-- Oct
St Paul ......-..--. Oct. Il Germanic .-.-Oct ID
PED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
calling al Dover for London and Paris.
Sailing Saturdays 1880 A. ~. Pier II, n. r.
taderl9nd. Sept % Iceland Oct
kroonand ........Oct Il Finland ------... Oct 10
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK-QUEENSTOWN-I
SAILING Wednesdays and Fridays, Pier -, y X -
Arabic sept 23 4:30 z. NJ Baltic. Oct 3 p. NJ
TeutoncSe 2s 10 A. N. Majestic. Oct r. 10 A. NJ
Celtic. Sept 80, \. n. Ceirc. Oct IA, \. NJ
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT.
TIE M < DIT E RRAM Z A N AzoREs
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
FROM NEW YORK.
REPC Oct 20 Dec L Jan. H. Feb .
CETiC Nov. 3. Dec L. Feb 4. Nch- IS
FROM BOSTON. -
CANOPIC. PIC...............Oct 8 Nov 10 jan = Feb. IS
ROMANIC. Oct % Dec 10 Jan. Is. Mch II
PASSENGER OFFICES. . BROADWAY.
Freight Offices. Whitehall Blds.. Battery Place
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York September % 1905.
BEANS ASD PEAS-Dsasnd e ft.rss. ftn % rsso-res ~
snJsr a. prcea there seems b 70 canse IN
ek eq,E g so q g st! s So s.Ssi e sesz C.
a. biA<l turtle ss9$a To- DO ysuew 80 - avv
z6t y INA OAdssuia. = UAo&3 t0i se sss@s1 mar
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
liberty street and south Ferry. CIiE1e from
EsSry lNe minutes earlier than shown beloW-)
EaesSIONs bEftiLtHEA4 ALLENf0SKN AND MAUCz
$40. BOO (545 Easton only) p. sundays. "a e
wTE.kEsBaRRE And sCRANToN-a4oo. s1o a IN.
~ S;Y2 e lo3,, "a sundays z+$S a M m LOO 2 a 49,
6AkSNEGAI-z4-0O s9.40 a M z1.3O (3.40 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only). 4@0 p m. Sundays at1
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.4O a. m. 4s-4o D. m
NlNElAND AND EEADGETON-tz4-O0 a. sSLJd
long BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN GRoyE
FO51SA JdAE;ASANt AND sEAstioKE FONTS
zaVO, $50. l1SO a. m. x1@O. 1-So. 255s S45s $50
GSv. II 90 D. m sunday. except Ocean GEovas as
LADELPHIA-tREADISG TER1IcsAI.S .Gss
$3.50, 1900. 1900. 400. 1890. t6.Oo. f7s0. 800.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s425. ts.oo, sto0a
100 a n 200. +'%oo $500. zee, tS.25 p M
BALTIMORE AND wAsHNGroN-&oo. 5000.
el2.0Q 400 H40Q s6-00 900. e1215.
IAMSPORI-l4OO z4.25 fs.O0 llf9IO. (I0.Oo. u. 90
Reading, PottsviHe and Harrisburs only. fsoo fsoo
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Fr. II. Of Rector ST.. Pr
Atlantic Hlds. Seabright, Monmouth Bch-. Long
s,4s. Is6 900 to Ions BTsaehj ,. n saadass Sun ass
zFrora Liberty Street only. sDaily fDally, ezospe
sunday SSundays only &Parlor only. Ta-
mssua. saturdays aExcept Saturdays
SQUARE West. 153 St. 273 West l25th S. s9s
columbus Av., New York: Court St., S4A $50 Futon
~ - nyn. SsO = way W unsours New York Transrsr
90 W. ea' y ns 5eE sna checks eassags 2 ssszsiRasoH
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen. PaSs'r Agt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
Ocean Steamers.

DED I'D" LINE.
Ia For La Guayra. Puerto caeeie Curacao ana Mara
From pier "a adjoining Wall 81. Ferry. Brooklyn
6. S. PHILADELPHIA. saturday. October I, noon
s. saturday October noon
For la Guayre. Curacao sad Maraeaibo.
s. S. Saturday. September 20. noon
s. S. NARACAIBO. aturcay. October s noon
These steamers have superior accommodations for
BoULroS. BLISS & pALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Coffee cables-Rio--ofisc market stedGys No Z hio,
66T5: exchange I2 3-l6d receipts 5000 tags; ship
Ients or the Initec states <o,4y oasss STOCK S-ouO
tos $780, receipts. 63g0 bags. stock. 100000 bags.
uamburgCoffee market opened unchange6s at 2.S0
! = pig lower. sales. $500 bags. HAVE
Coffee market opened unchanged: l2 n declined =
franc; q S p March. April. Nay. June. July and
argusi unchanged; other months declined 4 franc;
N adv I fran
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

ApvEErs asd slssSSpt'eSs TsS Ss rs IEolne
ps,wssa aua aad srh fs. s-li o'cl.sA p m s4dvsr-
ttSs ar sr rscsysA fUlovrnS tsxu-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

cs ssi.s s sPes.s L-ssspooi eneiss Spot cotton
Hnerisan 1900 bales Iecsips 1000 6alss an
Nj posilees, le. iossr en- Tear nc point lower on dis
September o.2e1: Sep;err ber-Ccfoisr Z, ays & ts
bkir; hoeenber- December 57sS. Deem.
Aa-cf u, el1di January r ehFuary arc r.f-T,rv
t7H %S.oc{ A2res-Npfli AIfil-hisy ana 4sv-I1ne
sness'ef-ftrns, good demand: clo;hz mod
lot tDGk Gk AND AEA1>-1rs1s IN -four v,..srx.,
tsd.. rt e"nnnsc 70 stasn purchases ~ ~. ~.tsr
itcss c-ots'.ons remain uncflnged sofo. S.tsnt.
ens ss Ssntsf strsishts 5 lCQs5 s:' W.T., rs.
sous--ys9syyss 70; .Itrs 70 ~u,sr. Sc e1Ss s nYp
tsncv t Cpolsos ts:r good 81 <e,nx ~. - .s-~
tss 4, - ~ Ges< g. coEvdElI-ons, e. 10. 0e,ee
e, tas vss vs,,. ~. e se Sanc BAG MEAL~Du cuot-
s.sas5 ar wsrn sysst oacssa w.sn = e.; s5Sns as
11ssass.r" ".sannx .tx "a Con Co. "a rs; rsd dox.
- AasV sscx SitoSX ~ NxoS1 ooI npik
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

ana subscrl2t.crs Scr rns Tribune
= D-aWn OlHcc. No. 1884 BroadWas.
n sls.. cutit @ c'ciocx :. IT. Aver
tns scl-Ni-z 1Iar-l o-zces AZ ra8a
9 c'C.cCN =. u Wa "a cro-evs !.
&c et--5rz cor. L-l-s- y saAs
.-d-sr Ss-~e>a -fa ard srh aVes-
gcS cd-aTe. bst~ssn 18TH and IA
near 3lst-s1. 1.1os tst-ava
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 22.-FLOCR firm. WHEAT-Serng
dun; No l Northern f. 81 i9lz winter quiet No :
red. i5l. carloads IN store CORN easy No. ye.-
low 5Si No . white. 5T.ec. OATS easy; NO white
S4ise; No mixed 32isc. CANAL FRE1GHTS steady;
wheat Sc. 2ssc 70 .New-YorE
Cricago sept 22-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

ADVERTISEMENTS -
resolved at their
between Sclh ara -
fiser,elts Eecelve1 Al
lar O-fco rates --t--
= 2 cor -a>-
14ta-s1- 80 ~ est
2SS West t9o.e-sC
srs lccs e sfss
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
$50; hOminy chop. ses rs bulk, SOS

SACKS oiImsai SO es $50; hOminy chop s2s rs bulk SOS
locusts had sb5-IA Broorhal cable reporting that
nce OF Argentine the wheat crop santa F6 prov
day and The principal eass ss ssPs ssS Ing fsatqr In nv Thsat
Of that countrv ~ sne close This important section
nctio1 i.t importance attaching % outside crops In
the usual attention rTes e,rol ,, I' t us tlen
h eaSie hTst made appearance after MIDDAY
ing been wen sustained throughout th forenoon On eors
progress The crowd haS soiS ST. |ae'g M @ Isng Z Is N
s9d essIl o ~ Sns market being thus disadvantage
vas an immediate from below 81 Is for December
crh 81 1ii S the figure at the close. On the late
20 'urSe oEsign markets, which practi-
foreign orders the local nartet 10 bay Man a. 81
ovn 70 the yarg ogt only small part were executed
Northwest strength the news from THAI Quarter
been looked foryet the showery condons Through the
spIlnS wheat area and the fear of delayed movement
more man counieralanced this the
Minheepelis reported good dour demand and some
pS5o @ @ s1SceS here in the afternoon inmated that
domestic account At Kansas City good
small shipments from that point and St Louis about
eir s Sesh n a;ser than the a5TyS Total intsri re- re-
year No red at the close quoted at 81 1919 export
Soat Co SSoGS; no @ MoTthern 1uig; ~ az d %
TIE Cay by The Price Current estimate yield OF
the crop IS secure from frost Because this
80. ,Ss S more IN hs a neiIi s eog by oerators
here and West partly Influenced also by the warmer con-
lures not altogether desirable In the afternoon
ssh rally TOOK place with the vpttEn IN wae2t notn
interior movement consisted OF $1,000 bush conrarsd
again busy. taking IG loads loads at outports
No closed at Ss@c elevator and 5I4te aoat
oATswith other markets, oats lad heayy unGertone
cash in New-Iork were as follows @Xea; - 70 %
% SsGS5c. natural white. 20 90 y 10, Boa 9Stc ana
IES--3IaTket steady Feeding WAS quoted At 4Io T.
NeH-Yorlz. and making nominal
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Receipts bGeads;us inteIicV points in thousands
last three cphers too emitted. -four bbls grain oush as
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
.RM 9IMM ASR as5s g05sEs sIs:4.s,.8 4

CsTsKTII. HUDSON & COXSACKIE BOATS
rEAvE CHRISTOPHER ST. wEEE-Daxs. s P N
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-28
The New Styles Are Altogether Boyish
and Youthful

cord and tassel instead of ribbon
bow, promises to be the most popular
of costumes for school wear as we'll
as for dresSy occasions.
A pretty imported model that can
ordinary usage is of pale tan serge,
almost champagne IN tone, with trim
mings of sky blue MORE silk stitched
in black. The blouse is worn over an
inside waist of white lawn mounted by
cloth plastron showing an emblem
embroidered in pale blue.
The jacket is quite new in design
The shaped sailor collar of sky blue
MORE silk is carried down the front
in V design, and is held together by
blue cords and tassels. Thence it
flares in sort of cutaway over the
lawn inside waist to the hip line,
where it is finished by a pale blue
glazed belt ornamented with black
stars.
The black glazed hat has a blue
satin band and StreamerS showing the
same star design as decoration. This
pretty costume, sufficiently dressy for
dancing school or a little function of
any kind, is worn with white socks
and fine kid shoes. The latter, of
course, should be replaced by slippers
or patent leather ties for dancing
Another Russian blouse suit of novel
design is a pearl and green mixture
with braid trimmings, worn with an
inside plastron of white serge en-
broidered with green emblem. The