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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25

the men whose work exposes them
to the danger from mob violence.
Temporarily the packers will at
tempt to handle only dressed beef
pork and mutton, allowing the by pro
ducts % 80 to waste. They say. how
ever, that as fast as The necessary
workmen can be obtained the depart
ments whore the products are ial hen
care of viii he opened
The packers have 5000 men b
start tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25
ASSAULTED BY plckETs.

st. Joseph, July 24-Abe Kruse. 6
negro strike breaker, was a. saulteg
by pickets near the packing plant III
Swift AMI Company today. ana flrea
one load Of buck shot from revolver
INTO the crowd of as5ailants wogndlne
ave: John Weigle. shot in abdomen,
may die; John Jetta, shot in body AMI
legs; Joe Sanger, wounded in thigh
and legs; August Newmeyer, shot In
legs; Steve Finnigan, shot in legs
Kruse was arrested and is in jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Faster time to ST. Louis via Mobile
& Ohio railroad commencing Sunday,
July oath, train No. a, leaving Cairo
at 2:34 a. M, will arrive East St.
Louis 1882 a. m, ST. Louis 7;52 a. m.
schedule.
No. 2, "The Limited" leaving Cairo
at 1916 p. M, "ncon," will arrive at
East ST. Louis SPA p. m. and Union
station, st. Louis at 544 p. m.
j.. n. JONES, Ticket Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25
QUARREL ON THE OHIO.
By the Associated Press

ny tilC hoSOtidtCo iCoN
Shawneetown, ILL.,, July 23.-Barney
Lancaster was shot and killed and FL
mer Woodruff fatally injured by Geo
Scott ON the Ohio river today The
Scott is still at large. The remains
of Lancaster were shipped TO his
home at Princeton, Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25

s4.s5 Cairo to 81. Louis ard rsturn
via Mobile & Ohio railway. Tickets
cold July 18th, 21st and 28th, good re-
turning seven days from date Of sale.
New trains: fast time
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25
Recommended For Rheu

TTTdLISTFIs
o. G.. Higbee, Danville. ILL.,, writes.
Dec. 2, 1901: About two years ago
was laid up for four months with
rheumatism. tried Billiards. Snow
Liniment: one bottle cured me. I
can cheerfully recommend it TO all
suffering from like affliction." 25c,
SOC. S1.00 Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25

ment anu gerrine Rroa tss make fsls
visit i pfaasani aad profitable one
] G. BLAIR
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-25

July ~ THEY wa Dc At WORK ~
tween s al n and II a. n
This particular locat!on is selected
because q the eaeellent facilidca
andy offered by me Parrlle Ar
an because 81 n,a iaet that Cen
,ralia is locatea ia the fruit growing
section Of tie state i being within
easy react ~ mas Of tAa c3mmefci9
Al apple brewers
The Perrine orchards are or f
one-half miles southeast FROM the g
depot at Centralia and transportation
10 and from the orchard will be pro.
vded by the local people at noni-
nal charge. The horticultural public
is cordially invited To attend this
demonstration and every effort VIII
be made on the part OF the depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Ycrk September 81 1904.
Guiding G5 cars Tor sarehterers and IA for the market
and - held Yesterday. Steady feeling.
Satiyo sides sod at S9sS Per ~ Texas beet at SAG
&C. Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle and
CelreUse for Para Brazil took 100 cattle for J.
Shawbers Son The Armenian sailed to-day WITH $50
cattle lo@ sheep and 400 quarters % beef dater partly
CAI.vEs- Receipts were 1i2 head all for the market
and nearly eco calves were held over yesterday Good
fair demand ana fun steady other calves
slow and nearly 800 head unsold. including several cars
per n s. so mixed calves al 81 Dressed
,ea,s sold 7glc7c n. country dressed az tGllc
dressed sTaszers az 4d5c ,so - ... =. g o,
per 100 n: do 10 n S. 90 mixed calves 256 10
50. Is grassers. Jos n. at 81 50
100 N. at s.. 2 30. 50 n a; s. 90
s SANDER , veaIs 10 p. az go ~
40 head. ncrdng cars for saughterers and "a for
the market Tee sr2Ey vas snt ana prices fu ssacE
was weighed ~. Common 20 good sheep sold al S3G$4
per 100 n tair 10 choice lambs az s. 1885 81 No
5cssc per n: dressed lambs fun steady but quiet at
ysaies-MePherson & Co: 2Ss West Virginia lambs 20
u average AZ 80 per n 2i9 Ohio do 81 n. at
81 West Nirs.na ssep 100 n. a. 81; Ohio Do. %
Kerns Commission .mrany:- 1o6 Kentucky lambs =
n at So. III do g. 10 az - - 40 SehtucSy Theel
e e2 "a 40 s. 70 al So YESTERDAY 30 Western wethsrs
ii6 y, a; 81 -. o5I a. Ids n. at 81 50
slaughterers 10 trading today. 80 far as reported
No,airay steady. Inclg4ing late arrivals about $500
a. the season Counrry dressed hogs barely steady
e. i iF i9tt ye.teiday-S Judd & Co 50 State
hogs ls5 10 average at Sc - per os -; ig Wes.en
pigs 10 n At s. 90 Toushs 323 II. az s. go stag
r, A9a'e% Sss III at s. % Stag 500 n at s. so
II II Hollis Il STATE hogs lt5 10 3 a n 30 oe siaE 20 s
p AZ 81 = boar. $3.50 10. AZ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28

cons 77sc: $50 ~ SIC: 100 70. slzGssc 40 ~ sac
pgs eT9c 100 70. S1sc; so 10 down, S1c CUT MEATS
Picked bellies Erm quoted; Smoking, lie; 10 10 1Olsc
u - IA ~ S1sc; picked shoulders steady quoted
IA lTlzc: picked hams firm; quoted l0'z Ql0S4c TAI
Low quiet; city. APE; country Az q4&c- LARD firm;
quoted 1909 ci-y lard firm; quoted 7lac; lard
firm quoted: South America, S50c; Continent S10c
Brazil kegs BOO; compound FIRM quoted. 6g6lsc c.
STEARINE barely steady; quoted: Oleo seSAe; city lard
RIcE-The local market presents steady to firm
undertone with full but unchanged prices quoted
the NewOrieans market is firm and Charleston quiet
Southwest Louisiana and Texas the mills get
ting down grinding. Talmage. New Orleans. tele-
graphs Louisiana crop movement to date as follows:
Receipts rough, 529403 sacks, against 394,4s0 last
year. Sales estimated 232.75S pockets. against
1S4 last year. Market strong demand active Tall
Charleston telegTaphs Carolina crop
date follows: Receipts 1880 bbls sales $50
Sa31sc fair good $alc prime to choice 3 x n
41ac; head "a q &c; Patna. SIS Sac Japan for
egn, nominal 60 domestic 2B Q3%c; Java. 1 u q
SIZE; Rangoon, in bond. "a 62%c
SCGAR-The market was quite steady. with a fairly
good demand nj Unchanged list prices Prices quoted
net less cent fo- cash. days, and crushed
595c; mould A. 560c; cubes, 5.50c: XXNX powdered,
62c; eagle confectionery ganueted $500; eagle
and extra hne granuated 535c; eagle n cartons. 10
bags and n bags Of fine graduated 540c: eagle fine
gItnuIatec standard granuAted and diamond A. 525c;
Sonisctoners 4. 510c; Nos l. and g. sc; No 4 465c:
No . 490e No 6, 4.S5c; No T. 4s0c; No S, 4.7Oc; No
- +Goc; No 10, 4C0c; No H. 450c; No r. 4.45c: No
Is, IA and 10. 4iOc The sugar market steady
rse - test 15-l6c: muscov ado 50 sac. and
ases sugr 50 test, 312c The London beet mar
Iel vas hrm with advance of 112d on September,
WHICH closed at lis Sad and October at lis 5&d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
eENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

New-Tork. September p. 1903
CoT-FEF-Busnese coffee d little more active
so-5a-. but showed very little general way
7VsT Srreer seemed 10 be selling while demand was scat
.sng coming chieay interests and commission
houses The opening STEADY, with December an
anged months points lower and after recoF
erng about last nights hid prices the market closed
tescr on practically opening basis Sales
rortes OF ABOUT 4l0O0 bags The opening decline
move than rendered probable by European gables
which reported lower markets al both Hamburg ana
HAVE former being = zig and the later = =
Both the primary markets were steady and
rrchanes5: while the receipts the two ports were
moderate Santos figures fairy large and
private adices received curing The afternoon rehected
corfi1ued Warehouse deliveries Nere
10 he Increasing while Street people 60 not
Tepor anyhing Tno-erate volume - business with
he Interior general expectation that trade
VIZ pick I'D soon owing belief that invisible suppl es
have been greatly reLacec. ! Tumored during the
cav thar ar advance Of l.c made u
ouostios II package and this had influence
i: Tho rally that followed opening. while the rccrtc-
larger interior rccs checkd the recovery in the after
The spot usdTket steady, with quotations Oh
ne basis Of s 7-1G6s--c for Rio No :
prices in re Local market to-ay
WAS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
OTHER mARkgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

l,t...- eo.+ - q ATTL.E-Receipts 1900 head
Inc Iul!ne exams and 100 westerns IathT,
beifers S2IS4 IS Gamers 81 aUfS2 Is; bulls S2GS+
calves s3a S. go Texas steers - oOqSS 90 western
steers S3dS4 So HOGSRecepts luuCV he93l I-1et
steady 10 &c lower mixed and butchers 70 lO9So %
good 20 choice heavy 954$6 So rough heayy 20 4Sg
IS rs. light IS 65GS6 IS; bulk or saies go sVJSe ~
choice wethers SO s0E$4 IS, fair 20 choice mixed $50
Cincinnati Sept 27.-HOGs steady; butchers So %
common 81 75G$5 CATTLE trmi tar 70 500 snip I
East Bu1alo Sept 27-cATTLE-Receipts. 600
shipping 81 . So butchers. 50 80 So heiers. 80
81 80 COWS 50 506 S4 bulls So % 81, stochefS anu
feeders So ESQ 50 so. VEALS-Receipts 500 head sS-
and steady 81 5O@S7 so HOGS-Reeelpts; So; S
head a lOc higher; heavy, mixed end workers. 80 +99
so pigs IS IS IS; roughs. 50 25 50 90 St&Ss
81 75 daiIies and grasss5s had as ~ re-
lambs loo higher lambs. 50 so So 20 yearings 81 90
qsi rs; wethers, 81 254$4 So ewes St-'@S4 ~
Kansas a5iA City. Sept 27-cATTLE-Reeelps g 900
head including 500 southerns market steady choiSe
port and dressed S1GS6 fair 70 good ~ 900
IS 81 75ItS5 5o sockers ana feeders
81 50a$2 co. native 81 50q$3 70; native heiIerS
Sc 5065$4 -: bulls 81 75G$3 So calves. 81 50aS5 90
lower: tor a or; bulk 81 00G$e; heavy s. 90qSG o.
hackers * odf go O7Is pigs lights. SIS 1886 SHEEP
Receipts u go head; market steady lambs iGc higher
native ewes S31sS 80; lambs S4S5 25 Western
yearng So +OaS@ Western sheep s. 2SgS3 Co. stock
ers and feeders. 50 50Q$4 - -
Union stockyords Ptts01 g55,es Sept s 6s Ga P4ae
s. sSSs5 10: fair SO 25aSS rs. HotiSReceips light;
market steady prime heavy go oo5G 90 SaS@ e@
pies ana roIsbs s4 5OgS5 Co sHEEP-Recepts light;
market steady prime wethers 81 2$4 4O common sheep,
81 50gs2 spring lambs 50 5oa$6 veal calves, $7as7 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 27.-CIosing-WHE1AT-S nominal.
futures stedy: September IS 54sd; December IS 744d
CORN-Spot American mixed, quiet. As 65Sd: futures
steady; September. As Cd: December, As cid PEAS
Canadian steady "a. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter
steady, 9s Cd HOPS at London Pacific Coast. strong;
new. e lOsdfs old, Il 15safS los BEEF-Extra India
mess. steady. 62s 6d. PORK-Prime mess. Western
strong rs Cd HAMs-short cut IA to 10 70 dull AIS
short RIB 16 - 10 SIS long middles. light IS
70 81 No. 52s Cd long clear middleS heavy IS 20 40 10
short clear backs. 16 20 n ASS bellies
&c n. SIS Cd SHOULDERS II 10 70 steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet with
prices 20 points lower, the OF soc for mid
eling upland and j l5c for mlddllag Gulf Sales
spia0es, 70 bales Southern spot markets were
gsapneo as follows Mobile easy lower az 10 &C;
seaeA so Da4es savannah easy, Lice lower,
- Size; sales 1850 bales. Norfolk steady S-l6c
lover et 10 7-lec; sales bales Baltimore nominal
&c lover az lg15c- Charleston quiet. unchanged. a.
tgS-4ec NeH-Orleans easy x lower at IOzc; sales
.,-ey naies Augusta quiet. 3-32c lower. 10L q
- .Ase' safes. le-s bales. 81 quiet, lower
- -ySc Estimated receipts leading points
Al NeW-Orleaps. Il. 600 20 IS COO against
"a - s4t year Al Galveston. % 900 70 25 COO against
&c. at week and 1885 last year. and Houston
iss, 80 ls'sss against l.sss last week and l2.53s
ps7ss % me ports and interior poins to-day. COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept "a mcoTT9N.SD9 t, in limited tt
G52f good middlIng. 63dd; middling. 624d: low mid
ding $3.50: good ordinary, 5T4d: ordinary, 6Sod The
sales OF the day were bales which 200
speculation export and included Geo American Re
cepts bales. including $500 American Futures
opened steady closed quiet; American middling.
c. September 6O3d; September ard October lSd; Octo
Der November 566d; November and December 564d
December and January 5-62d January and February
SID February March. 56ld: March and APRIL
8 62d ApEl and May. 6G2d: Nav and June. 3eSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
be statistical position q Brazilian cofee IS foovs:

cOTTON-It fairly active dsy IN the cotton mar
ket first prices showed great stubbornness TO
active liquidation and bear pressure Later, however.
spite less far0rable u an locked FOR weekly
which represented very fair loss The opening
weak al decline II u points, which hardly
response easier cables. good weather ana enor
nous receipts -ecle prices about ~
points fTcm previous high level and al the de-
cline prolts which proved attractive 20 smaller
shorts l. also seemed though there some ouylng
long and during the early trading fEicss
yie6el very slowly pressure They gradually
worked down Until before midday decline
Is 10 l. points noted. Al this level the
weekly report which expected make favorable
showing read u proved somewhat better than that
previous week, but hardly showed lie Looked FOR
Improvement. and following publication the market
opening figures TheIe renewed the ad-
renewed alk Of easier spot 81
tcn, promoted lower Southern markets. anc
with receip1s expected 70 fu+l. ne
toward close declined 10 net loss OF 70 TO =
ponIs Il finally steady that basis Sales were
estimated 100000 The weakness in Liverpool
heavy exports 10 and arrivals
IN that market, LED ire spot market, whlch
Followed decline Of the last Jew days ty an ADJ
lonal points, While the september
ton vas also and later months below e1feca
tloas LEgnrs for the Ge2son have been ABOUT
4evtD t2ss against 100000 fG the same period last
year and = Is this amount has eased up
nc situation Ear the foTsSn spinner IS concerned
Nf me cerard from domestic SOURCES does not yel
appear 70 he materially improved Southern spot markets
reported yesterday generally unchanged 10 3-l6c
lower and the local declined 10 points. with sales
q ~ bales epnaers- Estimates for tocays receipts
a. leading poilt full further large exports are
The range u prices the local market to-
cay follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28

session . T9 tut n95aSe except for natural re-
turned strong the last bo1r md at close was
go 5G ns @ previous night after having al one time
OF the day Much Of the news Se5re the hour
:. 5Ss1- Hae either way. and the aG ace prior
reported T ae%Sy demand from Armour IN the Chicago
the final sharp uptuTn from abroad the shape Of
- aard cGgs-iro aS OF these stated that slss
we're almost exhausted India is Slipping her full
Broomha predicted large Seyesse on passage during
me ieAt tats months Another cable noted the fact
which IS something unusual at this time Of year It
Sso or9gh had made its appearance IN Aus
which Importing countries must ra this season natural
day IKE that conceTnnr 81 Interest 9nq e baGn
effect or sentiment The home situation strengthened
demand az primary points The spring wheat receipts
were heavy pvt taken altogether the Interior
weather predictions. showers were scheduled for
kets lower although improving somewhat near
close as ga rams which left off only 5l0 points net
world stocks according 10 Isradstreets there was
increase OF sooSoo0 bush compared with 1883 900 bush
:e!esse on me corresponding day last year No red
al tie close WAS quoted 81 1634 export and 81 l94
ts &c marc winter were reported on contract during
the day No further trade heard OF the late
win the urderone ses6,, s1d a. tr,es Tather arm
There some buying on the stormy weather in parts
OF the belt but 5 a the trade has around
10 belief In good owing to the presence Of
sight The weekly government report was considered
be oniy $50 o0 bush n 1 DER it asa o tp 10
ago. The export trade confined 70 two loads No
White, 57asc, and No . yellow. Coo o afoat oars
Aoout the Only feature In oats steady undertone
o. the Western commission good buyers on
TIE upturn Cash oats here closed follows: Mixed.
S6'ac and CLIPPED white. SO TO 40 ~ S6s Q4Oc. RYE
4Sc c I New-York. 49, s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
EEg Y09J. New HAVEN 2 HlRTFOEl 4 a

trans depart fToH. Grand Central station. 4zd ST.
and ala follows Tor
$4,000. .'10-02 A n, u 100. 'sII:0S. sHls;O0
BOSTON via Wiliinantic-ffS:G GO A VI. 1900 P NJ
~Il-Ge = NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. Adams IND QUEBEC
- { 40 a. N. Ty.v P NJ
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-ffS:OO p n
FITCHBCRG viz Willinantic. Putnam. and Worcests-
$500 p NJ
LAHENILLE aad MORE Lt-ti9 rs A u. ff3 as p n
CT HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f5:00 Tt9:15 a NJ. s1:25. ff3:35 y. II
WATERBURY and WINSIEI9-75:oo; $500, tfS:oo.
Sf5;O1 10000 500 (tO Waterbury, 2, "a
Ticket of-e4s at cGrand Central station and el25tA
Glib C261. I,lS5. c1SS4 Broadway, CO
Place. c25 Union square s1S2 Fifth Av cl5 Columbus
125th s. II Brookyn q Court ST.. $50 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway e ..
'Daiy. tExceps SUNDAYS SUNDAYS only. ssatur-
HAS Dining Car Agencies selling ParlOr and
G T. FEfPsTEAD. Gen Pass Az
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. SuDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28

FOREIGN Coffee Markets R.o-Cof-ee market firm; No
RIO 6$675: exchanse J. .d. receipts. l'tJ tags two
shpments United States. - 900 bags, stock
4se O9 bags market steady; gooc average
santos $500: receipts. $1,000 bags two days., stoc
6l2 900 bags Hamb-rg-Ccffee market opeEe1 = PIG
lower; 2:S9 net is4'@ Pc .ower; SAFES evo
IIagre-Coffee market opened barely STEADY IN
changed = franc lover, at y declined = irane a.
September. October. November and December &c
cliaed = franc ether months unchanged at 30 n u
changed; totsl sales. lzCuJ bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
egs a. the ports and interior points to-day com
: -. We sane DAY last week aEd last year:

ss Ion Exchange Special Liverpool Cables SHOT Cot,
Vic Sales 1900 bales speculation ana eyuort 900.
lean 1000. receipts 5000; 5000 American Ma
irrs tlanc. 628d. Futures opened irregular ret,ta
Coz sn near and points lower later Positions
Dost net Is points lower On September and "a
- -oct2ner. Bid: October-&ovefnher ,sJ sep
center. 5.CAd: Decsnber-January Z Goa
56s.sa 56ld' Februsry-March. 5.8ld: NarcbSogyI
-, eesier cioffs Quiefer. ~'e4'1lsstef--
hvs-y LE AND MEALS-Owing The rnsin,.,. -.
"a 81 p'ees by the mills very little yas 49, OF
5si sales INCLUDED few small lots winter "a hous
firs-L sLyLh-Spring patents SO 205 IN - -
ceS s 20 lg4s5 30: winter patents IS 25ess "a ~
80 Sygss ~ eStIs No winter 75qiS4 30. errs
e goea 81 aoas4 60: choice 20 faney e. 2sosee
fc e-Al steady. Quoted: Kiln dried "a icasotSt -
yso1 I, FAC MEA~ steady Quoted Fine S -; ~. ~
Western seasss, - A9sl "a FEED-Crtv steaSe
so s5 -four DO s24 ~. 70 -: stand
.s5as2se ~ fsss sseS2a e1k and sScs Ps es sne
- ~ .scss 81 nesl s2sQ&.s 70 F' =, 30 hI aid
.iss-' WftAaT--fift~r passing IN. ,-s.,. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
[BO s u ON x HHR F 2ss4,sS y

American refined in pals. SIS 9d. BrTTER-iood
United steady 70s CHEESE drm American nnest
yvhi;s as; 10 American finest cclored AIS. TALON
prime city strong 22s Oh TURPENTIE-Sprits, quiet.
fils 81 LINSEED OIL. steady. lss I'd ECSlN-Conl-
mon steady. IS 81 PETROLEUM. quiet. e',d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
READING SYSTEM

=
NEW JEsGS SEN CENTRAL r.. r..
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown beloW.)
E+fSlOS. BEL sLEhz1h. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
ChtNh-zi.00 (s.l5 Easton Only). $40 a m. 40
40. 800 60 % Eas'on only) D. m sundays. z42s
wI-KESBAERE AND sCRANFON-z4OO. 40 q m.
S,S9 ? m sundays. zi-25 a Loo 2 m
LAtsESsSs5O. LAhEECEsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BfAtNEtiAI-z4G0. - a. zLS0 g. 40 Lake
WOOD and Lakehurst oaly). 42O p. m Sundays. go
ATLANTIC CITY, 30 a M. 1910 D. m
VISELAND AND BkIDGETON-fzi.00 a st1se
long BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOKE POINTS
Zt;9O $50, 1lS0 a N120. $50. 3-53, AS. 6So.
$50 II, p. m Sunday, except Ocean Grove. S.1s
Observation-Disclosures TERMINALD, sA2S
st9G. tS00. 800. fIe00 f1LO0 a. f12.OO. noe.
49,. zoe, 1900. 400. t5-00. 1900. 1850. 1900.
$3.50 y. az. Is Eldt.
sl29e m. 1900 t'AOo. $500. 200. t925 p
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-sOO. 5000.
READING. HARRISBU &c. louisville AND WILL
IANtSFOtcI-i'4O0. z425. $500. 49-1O. (l000. HOO
m Reading only). HS100. i%L2O. taco p
Iteadlng Pottsvie and Harrisburg only. tAOOs ts-00
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Er T. Of Rector st. Pr. 8.
Atlantic Hlds, Seabright. Monmouth Bch. Long
Branch. AsOUry Park. PIT Pleasant 10. 90 g. A20
- IN Sqnlays, l9-tO a. n, 500 p m
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaily. fDaily, excspt
sunday SSundayS only. LParor only. IVA a.
nl2qua saturdays GExcept Saturdays.
OHces; Lihertyst Ferry. South Ferry Aston HOUSE,.
,-ol ga 1900 1854 Broadway 1S2 5th Az, 25 Union
square West, 153 East 125th ST. 27S West 125th
columbus Av. New York; Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
St. Bklyn; 800 B'vay w'nlsburg. New York Transfer
60 W cas- B 5e a79 checks baggage 70 SszsiRatiOn
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen. Passr Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 25-FLoUR quiet WHEAT-oEeEins
store 81 IS CORN stronger. No yellow. 5s'sc; No
corn &c OATS dull: No white S4hc. No mixed.
s2l.c canal freghts steady
Chicago sept. 2T-The leading futures ranged FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28

Cash quotations as follows: FLOUR was steady
WHEAT No spring 81 IS. No g. 81 O5g$1 IS No red
81 IISQS1 1874 CoElN; No . S2g5$e No yellow. 54j:g
54sc: OATS No 30isc; No white S2iac: No 3 white
500 32c: RYE, No TS2c; BARLEY good feeding. 500
fair 10 mailing. 46G 49c: FIA&SEED. No l.
81 90 10 I Northwestern. 81 1861 TIMOTHY SEED
prime So 50GS2 IS: MESS PORK Dbl Sll 10q$l1 So;
LARD per 100 n. 81 60 CUT MEATS. short rib sides
Qoosel 81 75GSs short clear sides bSzed S. 50Ss IS
VHISKEY. basis Of high wines, 81 70, CLOVER. con-
grade SIC Is On lhe Produce Exchanse: BTIIkF
Market drm; cre3merles 1920, dair4es 1S411c
CHEESE firm. St4Q9lsc. EGGS steady; at mark. cases
included I4G17%c hrsts. 1Sc; prime Zoe; extra. pc
Duluth Sept. 27-Close-WHEAT-No ! Northern
81 IS No Northern 81 H. September. 81 IS December
81 IL May, 81 13%.
No Northern. 81 149S1 II; May. 81 49, asked RYE
No /, 79c BAkLEY-No = Soc; sample. 3S0JS-sc. CORN
No ,. 51l@853c: May, 4S%G4STsc bid
Minneapolis Sept. 27.-C!ose: WHEAT. 81 -; Deem
Der 81 13H May 81 14sGS1 AN; No hard 81 ISL:
l Northern 81 l6s; No 2 Northern. 81 l3la. FLOUR
first clears 81 95G$5 TO- second clears. So 1Oa$3 20
BRAN. in bulk. $lSeaS15 Is.
ST Louis Sept 27.-Close-WIIEAT-No ? red cash eIe-
vaor. 81 l53s December 81 us May 81 16zsc; No ?
hard. 81 10G$1 IL CORN-No cash. soc. December
4Ic. Nav 4Tc. oATS-No cash. sic: December. SO9sc:
May. S3c: No white Sac.
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