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The Tomahawk., 1904-03-31
MINNESOTA NEWS,
Farmers Exchange.

Twenty-Five farmers interested IN
the Minnesota Farmers Exchange met
at the state capitol and adopted con-
stltution and bylaws, and articles OF
incorporation, which will soon be filed
with the secretary of state.
The capital stock of the exchange
will be $5OO,O0O, divided into. $25, 1000
shares, $50 share. The limit of in
debtedness is fixed at so per cent of the
stock issued.
The sessions were occupied by dis
cussions of the constitution, bylaws
and articles of incorporation. The
purpose of the exchange is to act as
the farmers commission man and brok-
er, thus avoiding the payment of COM
missions to regular merchants. 1t is
authorized to deal in all kinds of farm
and dairy products, own real estate,
operate elevators and -four mills, buy
and sell agricultural implements and
such other merchandise as the farmers
sell or consume.
The exchange will operate through
central office at St. Paul and will be
composed of numerous county organi-
cations, which will subscribe for stock,
The exchange will as soon as practical
BILE build large terminal elevators in
Minneapolis and Duluth.
The Tomahawk., 1904-03-31
State Buys Wolves.


Applications for wolf bounties are
being received by the state auditor al
the rate of Sc, 900 month, and if they
continue at this rate the fiscal year Of
1904 will be a record breaker. The
state has paid during the last few
months SIG, ,54s.5O, almost as much a:
was paid in 1902 and 1903.
Under the law passed by the state
legislature there is no limit to the
amount of wolf bounties which the
state may pay year, and consequent.
ly applications are being received ir
great numbers. In previous years
there was a regular appropriation.
usually $4,000 a year, and deficiency
appropriations were made from time tc
time.
The Tomahawk., 1904-03-31
G. A. r. Officers.

Colonel Harrison White, of Lu-
verne, was elected department. COM
mander of the G. A. r. department OF
Minnesota.
The other successful candidates for
office were: -
L. o. Merriam, of Minneapolis, Sc
nior vice commander.
George a. Whitney, of Wadena, Jul
nior vice commander.
DR.. Chester G. Higbee, of St. Paul,
medical director.
Rev. Daniel A. Tawney, of st. Paul,
department chaplain.
The Tomahawk., 1904-03-31
News Notes.


Gunder Watson was killed by fall
ing tree near Bemidii.
Fountain celebrated over victory
gained on the question of waterworks.
The streets were ablaze with fireworks.
Made desperate by the fact that his
wife and children were at home with
out money or food, James Wwyar, who
is serving short sentence at the work
house in Minneapolis, for drunkenness,
attempted to escape from there.
The Crookston city council has de-
cided to raise the liquor license from
$500 to $3.50. This, it is believed, will
supply the city with revenue with
which to make needed improvements.
Lizzie Erickson, an 1s-year-old girl,
living in South Minneapolis, was ar
rested in department store charged
with the larceny of a number of gold
rings and other pieces of jewelry from
different stores in the city.
Gottlieb Miller, one of the oldest
merchants of Pine Island, committed
suicide by shooting. He was 81. Fami-
ly and business troubles are said to be
the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sent 50 C ATTLE-Rec 5000 head in
Guiding Texans ard 300 Westerns market steady
lower; good 70 prime s. 50Sc ~ poor medium
5odS5 n and feeders 50 2SaS4 ~ COWS
SIC 81 calves So 1881 Texas fed steers. $3aS5;
ern steers S3dS4 ca HOGS-Rscapts 10000 head; mar
5IOc higher mixed and butchers. IS CO To- good
choice heavy s. 9o0SG 10; rough heavy IS sO4S5 rs
light IS 5a4S6 % bulk of sales, s. T04S5 90. SHEEP
Receipts 10 200 head: market steady good choice
wethers 81 1884 so fair 70 choice mixed. Sc 25q$S 10
native lambs 81 258$6.
Cincinnanti. sept Ho.-HOtiS active; heavy 5d10c
higher selected btchers SdaS6 %: shippers Sc
@56 %; common SO 5O0S5 -. CATTLE steady strong
fair Eood shlppers S4di4 75; common S2aS2 a.
SHEEP easy and quiet $l1S3 50. lambs, sass so
East Buffalo. Sept n--CATTLE-Receipts. zoo head:
quiet; prime 50 l5Q$5 80; shipping 25G
50, butcners 81 904SS hetfers, S3S4 90 cows, 50 SEQ
81: bulls 81 2S@S4 stockors and feeders So 25aS3 so
9ST 10 HOGS-Rsceipts 1850 head; market fairly
tive ard c420c lower: heavy and mixed S6S6 49, York
eTs. SIS 90fS6 rigs IS 406S5 co. roughs. 81 a0S5 IS
stays. $4dS4 so: dares and srassers, s. 509SS SO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900 head; sheen
steady; lambs slow 10 sc lower lambs 81 JodSe. few
at 81 yearlings. s. 5OGS4 ~ wehers 81 25S4 Sc
ewes. S4TS4 20: sheep mixed. S2TS4 %.
including southerns steady strong
and dressed beef S5S6 fair 70 good So rs
0S5 Western fed s.eers So 75S5 20 ocksrs and feed
ers 50 S4 southern steers 50 40dS2 so southern
81 h0S2 ~: native 81 5CdS3 IS: native hefers
$2cS4 so; Drills 81 5fS1 =. calves. 50 'cS5 80 HOGS
Receipts 49on sead market Toe higher; top Sc: bulk
u sales 81 SCgS o.: heavy * 8a6sG; packers 81 sEQ
S. 81 pigs and lights, 50 e5aSa 90 SHEEP-Receipts.
lho0 head market steady; native SASS -:
tive wethe-s 81 Grass so native S2fS3 80; Western
Sheep Sa %; Western yelrnEs 80 50GS3 en-; Western
lainbs ~ 20QSJ 90: stNckers and feeders 81 504A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
0Ew-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY OCTOBER /. 1904

quoted at Iic Pickles hams easy quoted at 1oa1osc
IALLOW hrmi CITY, 4ssc: country As use T.Arn am
quoted at &C. City lard steady quoted at 7Sse Eered
lard firm Sooteo; South America. s-65c; Continent
g 20cs Brazil 5s4gss eeoc Compound firm: quoted
6G6lc. sTEARINE steady. Quoted: oleo SIC: city
lard searine, sssc
RICE-The local market is firm and tobbing business
good Primary markets hold firm, with rodeafe sales
movement. We quote Domestic. ordinary 363lc. far
to good 3EG8+c prime to choice. 3sa4 &c head AZ
domestic, 2sGSSse Java. 4A@5isc; Rangocn. in bond
stGAR-Rehned sugar was fairly active but IN
changed. Prices quoted net less p rent cash
seven days: Cut loaf and crushed. J.e5c; mould A.
5.6Uc: cubes 50Vc; -N&iAA powde4 ed, a4l a,~ue C.
simulated 55Oc Eagle and extra fine
graduated 5S5c Eagle 70 cartons, bags and 70
bags OF fine graduated. sac: Eagle r-@nulated
standard graduated and diamond A. 6e; confectIoner
a, 9. 100 Nos l. ana 4 &c: No e. 4sSc: D. r.o~-
No 4s5c: No T. 4.sOc; No s. 470c; No O. csc; No 10
46Oc: IL 450c; No Il. 445c; 49, IA and Is
The local market holds steady, with prices
showing about unchanged duty paid being fol-
lows: Centrifugal SO test. 5-1Gc InuscoVado SO test
3sc. and molasses sngar 50 3lsc The
lis 1sG and october at lis Cd. latter unchanged
Exports the principal ports Cuba tons
stock, 1900 against l56OO0 year
Ing has ceased This weeks OF the statistical
position. made up b. W!lett Gray, shows stocks
in the United States and Cuba together Of 1I93e4
year, decrease of 149301 year. Stock
IN Europe 10220O0 tons 13Ss 1S3 last
Total stock of Europe and America 1854 tons against
l,1l4e4S tons last year the dates. and
3I24S0 tons at the date of January l, 1904 The
decrease OF stock 5t34s4 against decrease of
January !, 1904. Hamburg reports shipments OF
to United States this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
READING SYSTEM

NGN JEtaS SEN CENT X Al * AZ
Liberty Street and South Ferry. Time from aoSsh
Terry nve minutes earlier than shown bslov.)
EA1SSIhI0Ns BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
440. SEQ (545 EastoH 0nly) ?. n sundays zt3S
wIIK S iiSS And ID scRANroS-.4oO $40 a m.
LAKT%ooD Si IakEH Iss sr Toas s0 RIVEE AND
bAhNEGAS--z4Oe. $40 a m, zl.30 (3.to, Lake
wood and LakehGrst onlyl. A2O ?. n Sundays s.tG
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.40 a. "a. ts40 p. m
L0NG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE POINTS
s99e' $50 IlS8 a N, x129 1-Se. &53. AS. $50.
PHILAbELPHIA-{REA TERMINALl s4as.
100 fS0o "9.00 tlO.oo. f1Loo a 1900. sI-oc.
.lSo t2OO. t$oo. 400. t5.O0. 1000 f7-s0. ss.Os.
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. $500. s1a.e0.
.12o9 e m 200, +'4Oo, 800. zoe. fs.25 , "a
BALTIMORE AND wAsHIN6TON-&0o. s1e-so.
Zoo. -. 90, 400. 900, sI.00- s1215.
READING. HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
lAaSPOhI7Lltoo 90. zt.25. f&oo. ts1o. Qooo. Hoo
Reading. Pottsvils ana Harrisburg only IL co. 1890
SANDY HOOK ROUTE r. OF Rector ST.. Pr 8
atlantic Hlds. Seabright. Monmouth Bch.. Long
? m sundays, 1905 a. 500 N.
zF,rom Liberty Street only. sDaiy. fDaiIy.
sunday kSundays only. tParlor only. llVia Ia
maqua- saturdays aExcept Saturdays.
zoi. +S4. 1890. 1884 Broadway Isl 5th
square West 153 East 125th ST. 275 West 125th St.
columbus Az. New York; Court s.. $40 $50 Fulton
81 Bklyn; $50 B'way Wmsburg. New York Transfer
Co, calls Tor and checks baggage 70 destination
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Cen Pass'r AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01

BEANS potato. Per bag; 5eeas1 2s tat 5e9 sc:
UNIONS, Connecticut and Eastern white. eoL S%as
90 yellow. 81 5Oas2; do red, 81 50Gs1 49, do q ease
County, white per 81 509S3 5o do yellow, 81 -e
20 81 2S7S1 state Western Whlte PEI
bush crate 81 25si 81: PIERS, Jersey. red Per DOL
9cczSl; Do green 25d75c; PEAS western Sev-A PEI
push basket 5ocqs2 so; do Norfolk, per basket S
SIhlNG BEANS, state, wax basket 40ca1Sl 81 90
green, 5OcaSI do Jersey Long Island per rag 50cg
g; do Norfolk per basket. $1@S1 IS DO green ece
81; do Baltimore T5TS5c; SQUASH Hubbard, per DOL
I5eqSl. TURNIPs. Per Dbl 5oqs5e; tomatoes. @@IIS-
river per basket, 100000; do Jersey, box 9
I5c; DO Jersey Delaware and Maryland. small bssSsS
2511S0c; do Baltimore, per bush box SOD boc-
HAY AND STRAW-HAE-The strength noted Ior yes
terdey's prices not maintained TO-DAY. Ine lines o.
qualify close to precedence 10 prime
To-day that mark vas slow n small y ay at Shaehs
of yesterdays fgures Mes and give general satis-
faction and attract much class demand. Market
fairly quote: Prime, large bales, per 100
-. S00S2lzc: l. The No 2. T0912lze; No 5, toe;
shipping. 5J6Oc; clover mixed 65a2zc; clover clear
60l6jc. S1RAW-Market rather better supplied Win
long rye. but strictly prime makes 81 readily Other
good grades s5U95c Receipts of hay ana straw
In tons the Produce Exchange at noon to-
day Hudson River Railroad $50; Pennsylvania Railroad
90; Vest Shore Railroad, 30; Lehigh Valley Fatlrosd
lto Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 60; Central Railroad
Receipts Of straw. IS0 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01

METALs-T1N-There fair advance IN tn: Len Len.
Closed at Ell lis 81 Win futures held fI2s e ca
boeay the market was arm IL @ Is held az from
e Is lSe coPPEcQPgs ges gnehanged ds A. tS
market was also unchanged business limited. Lake
es aG9sd Il At efzps a
& M M 81 + ef Eg Prx %ss sal Also al ua6Ssnsd IN
sSyh ssts e9sHS gt s IN sehans ana Hf sos
in glasgow and shade hi9her at z3s I'D in MedIes-
quoted at si5 5ssl4 Is 10 foandry orher sia
asia So No foundry. Southern. and No foundry
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The demand for small lots
pay uii prices without hesa5on as stocks
are VeFy hsh and sellers are quite Indifferent sSo1t let
Is ceiling IN liberal quantities TO nanutsstureTS at good
New-Orleans centrifugal common. 11G1sc fair 1bgl7c
GSIc. prime. 22gz5c fancy. 2C@5Oc.
OCEAN MISUNDERSTANDING inactivity characterized
the market 5or stem s2o sS onnsgs Demand 6GT ton
stances are nominal Quotations 20 Liverpool London and
Antwerp Ia Gasso% s iTS Han aud Bristol iHS Rot
Liverpool per 100 70; ies London. oats Cd CHARTERS
Continent private terms ssrs prompt a British
ber: Brtsh steamer 2I75 tons deals 81 John B 70
LverPooi SIS % 0eotr Nor~ssan steamer eos tons
Boston TO Re gensTo private terms geeo
private Schooner SO tons ions coal PhsasIDsis g
ss1s a. sehoonsr 2BT tons coal PhAdeipiis To- san
Dongo y end os s6 aSsosss e NeXoE 9g
ns1siua 70 NewYoE private Terms; schooner $50 tons
RSsT a. ooa PhaspEia 70 Nassau 81 g.
oILish5 offerings and renewed support impaired
-ers higher. Business sow, consisting OF 100 bbs
ocfobe- AZ 29&c 100 bbls January and 100 bbs
Nav 81 SOC Lnseed oil shows change from the gen
ef1 conditions recently reported Refined peIoisum is in
lar demand az cid prces We quote; PETROLEUM stand
ard White bbls 50 a bulk. IS o Philadelphia bbs 81
Bulk. s.; refined cases New-YoTi $40 eS Philadepha.
x oS. Philadelphia. 50 90 bulk 81 white cases
Sew-YoTk. SIS e5: Philadelphia SIC 90. coTToNsEED
cfT--Prnas crude I c mills 23e: prime summer yellow.
Sa1tssbsT 2eA G3oke; October s083OAe; November 80
ssosFe. Decsmber soa3ohc January. s6g50sc on SUM
ner fellow noTnin.l prime white Ssc prime summer yell
low NV LlNSEhD oilAmeTicen seed. city $50
&c: cut OF town raw. <ai2c; Calcutta DSc; lard
oil 81 ac2e
Oh RisoVIsIoNs-ThsTe further good demand for
oetobsr lard iron sneTts but other product had very
itfie strength Throughout; day and closed barely
stssdy being under from packers snd eomms-
sion houses Chicago reeeipts 10000 kansas City
s5oo oreaha sSo rs sad ss,ern points IS ooo FORK
Gear Sl44S.6 BEEF easy Quoted; Mess, IS 500
20 5O family SO Jog Sii So packet so 5osl0 SO;
india mess. So sSgsl9 BEEF HAMS aTrai quoted At
40: $50 10. sAe leo 10. sAdsssc: lao 10 sh pigs.
s1@9sc. 100 - sac % ~ down. 9skc CUT MEATS
ckec bellies rr Quoted; Smoking. 1lc 10 10, l0ts q
sesfe IL n ler IA ~ exc Piekisc shoulders steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September so. 1904.
S,orFrF-The coffee market opened steady at a par
- nee o. pCiats in smpathy with higher European
bles lat later reaction HAVE prompted some fur
- H-usatlOn and there little demand in the
rrsrkef "a sustain H. The close was points lower on
- 1oufh points higher another ana net unchanged
an other positions. Ss-es reported Of about ls 90
80 Rece PTS Brazilian points continued full but
e was received here late in the DAY stating that they
,rrl6 prohebl, fail OF sharply after the first OF ne
srfh and reporting also that Il raining hard IN
s-ss Whether or not rain VIII hurt the crop seems
ssan the exact condition Of the trees is not knoNa
Ii srtainy there nothing IN the market 20 SHOW
~ he trade taking bush view OF the situation
BIS respect For that matter. there vas nothing 10
-aae any change the Of sentiment a. all
md longs continued lqui 2alng moderately, ogt there
T pressure of sort Sales and while demand was 50
Hi trade sentiment retained apparently bul.sh view
tgurlng that sharp falling OF in receipts would cad
better worlds visible supply statement around No-
sber although il is generally admitted that the next
55t due early next week likely make unfavoT-
,e showing The spot market steady. Win quota
sons On the basis Sac FOR Rio No !.
The OF prcee n tie local market To-Day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
Public Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. NO 81 CHAMBERS
STREET, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, NEW
YORK, OCT l. 1904
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Rolls % Real Estate and Personal Prop
cry N tns city OF New York for 1s4 and
warrants Tor the collection OF been delivered
10 the Undersigned, and that all the said Assess
neai Rolls are due and payable MONDAY, OCT.
: l9o4 az the Office Of the Receiver Of Taxes IN the
borough N which the property Is located as follows:
.bCkOLGH OF MANHATTAN, No. 81 Chambers street,
Manhattan y 7.
BOROUGH or THE RRoN2l. corner Third ana Ire
mont Avenues, The bronx, y y.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Rooms . 4. and 8.
Municipal Building Brooklyn y. Y.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. corner Jackson Avenue and
Fifth street. Long Island City. y. 7.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND, corner % Bay and sand
Streets, Stapierou. staten Island, y. Y.
In OF payment during October the pay
Ing shall he entitled the benefits mentioned in section
Of 1892, viz: deduction OF interest the rate q
per cent between the day OF such payment
and the LIST day o. December next.
ALI BILLS PAID DURING October MUST BE,
REBAIEQ BEFORE Cheers ARE DRAWN TOR
PAYMENT,
when checks mailed TO the Receiver Of they
be accompanied by addressed envelopes with post
prepaid In order 10 ensure return % receipsd bills
Checfs dated Oct should Be mailed 20 the Receiver
possible after bills been received by the
DAVID e AUSTEN.
o Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Chicago Society Of New York domestic corpora
tor having IT'S principal business Office IN the Borough
OF Manhattan IN the City. County and State OF New
York and It's certificate OF incorporation having been
hIsd In the office the Clerk of the County OF New
YORK will apply the supreme Court OF the state OF
New York Special Term thereof at Part thereof
the County Court House o. said County OF
the Borough % Manhattan in the City a1a
County OF New York the 18th day OF October 1904
az 1880 o'clock the OF that Gay.
thereafter counsel be heard for order author
izuB said corporation, The Chicaga society or New
Yo. change It's corporate name % The Illinois So
ciety OF New York
Dated New York. July 21st. 1903
........ THE CHICAGO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
1. : BY MELVILLE r. STONE.
:.......: its President
II ARLINGTON,
Attorney for Petitioner.
40 West Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan,
NauE Nnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept. sO.-The wool very firm. There
i fair activity IN BUSINESS several million pounds
have beea sold one house dseosing OF about 1000 coo
,r5 and dseces There is demand for the better
class ~ rue Medium heeces are in active dnand
choice One-duarter 20c and
OhI fhreeeIghths 2Sq2Ssc. Stocks are badly broken
ana cannot Fspaced There Is speculation but
nothing extensive The London market closed strong with
csir quotations the best 81 the series The commercial
Etiiefin viii Saturday: The SHIPMENTS or WOOL
frnr Boston date from December 81 1905 according
5 4n5 pounds a. the same time last year The receipts
Ger ths same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01

Canadian steady. SD FIoUR-st Louis fancy winter
steady es Cd HoPSat London IPsene Eeaso strong Ole
steady 62s Cd PORK-Prime mess. Western. firm. rs
g. IANS-Short. to 10 IL steady. as BACON
strong CUMBERLAND cut, % 70 90 n 50 snort RIB Is 70
"a n SIS long middles light, Is 10 "a ~ 5ss Sd
long clear midlss heavy IS 70 80 10 Sis; short clear
backF Ia 70 ~ 70, 4o; cle. osinss - 70 10 70 o4
r-imr Western Arces. SIS 80; do American refined
rafls 4Os Sd BUTTER-Cood United steady. I0s
CHEESE frra American nsst Write. AS; do american
61ss- cotorsd AS TALLOW-Prims city strong. 23S
F;NTINE,-Spirs quiet. 40s ROSIN-Common
steady Is 81. LINSEED OIL steady. lss 3D. PETRo-
- E-.-.a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
NEW Yp2I, New RlYEg Z HhRTEQHl R.R

l4..Is espa-t frUn Grand Central station. "A 81.
E0sroN Via New london and Providsnes-ts.ss.
fxt1U:o0 .t.10:02 A N. Itl1-O0 'SllI03. 'fii3:oO.
e 500. 81 0I. sfI@:e0 P. II
BOSTON via Wlltmantic-IIs:O0 A. H. 1900 p N.
BOSTON via Sprlngneld-fS:00 As NJ, f12;O0. 'ii4:0O.
s11:OO P. N
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST, ALBANs IND QUEBEC
iShS:4G A. N. 1890 P. III.
PORTLAND AND BAR HAEBoR-ffS:00 p. II
FTTCHBCRG via Willtnantic. Putnam and Worcsstse
-fsS:00 p n
LAKEVILLE and NORE OLE-4ES:15 A. 81. tF3 rs p. u.
CT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIpGE. LENOx PITTS
WATERBURY and WINsTEp-t5;oo. $500. 1850.
tfl0:02 Sl0:02 (to Waterbury, A. NJ, ff1so3, 1880.
SIS ;O1. tys;o0. $500 (to waterbury, P. NJ
Iie1st o!ncS7 Al sSnI ~ SSzI9a and e
e25 Union square elS2 Fifth Az. e2 Columbus
Av., Madison Az. CTS West 125th st., 1873
I25th s. IN Brooklyn 6 Court St. $50 5uto1 St.
500 Broadway z. D.
'Daiy. tExee1t sundays SUNDAYS only. ssatuE-
days only sStops az 125th St tPartor Car Limited.
HAS Dining Car Agencies sailing Parlor and
g r HEMPSrEAp. Cen Pass Az
o. n SHEPARD. Gen SuDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
.ntract prices IN the local market to-day

-, ioeai market for spot cotton closed steady with
- ~ points lever the basis o. lOooe Tor mid
49, UPLAND AID l0.S5c for midoling Gulf sales. 200
= spinners ane 200 bales delivered on contract
1ssihefn fpot plaFketF Photographed follows:
= louis quiet. &c i0iSc- Mobile quiet. Lice
w l0Nc sales lO0 bales. Savannah quiet, Ac
sg a. 1916. sales 22S bales. Galveston steady.
oEer a. 10 l-i6c; sales. 20 bales AeT-Orleans
10y B lGc lower az i0c; sales. 3, 100 bales.
ii natee receipts leading points for tomorrow:
galveston. - GOO 70 2GO09 bales against 1880 bales
- Heff and f7sle bales year. Al Orleans,
- q sh0O bales aRssnst 6.322 baies last week and
80 bales last year Houston. $4,000 20 1850 bales
- M 1855 bales last year.
epis o. the ports to-day and for the week
compared with the totals OF week previous auc OF
@a hesk last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 30 p m.--CoTroNspot. limited
prices p points lower; american mldd!inS fair.
$500; good ordinary 53Od ordinary O6d sales OF
DAY 1900 bales. Of which 300 bales for
speculation and export ans Included 300 bales Aer-
can receipts 1900 bales including $500 bales American
Futures opened and closed quiet American middling. o
october, 557d october and November S52d November
December 55id December and January, o5od: Janu
airy and February J. 4ed: February March. $500:
June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01


60 513 :, vas cutie an active and somewhat e1-
d we're - s6 Go'os WA 1as Dominating influence fear
e prepare for very bearish OCTOBER bureau report
Iorts which evogsly this season nave indicated inonb
epo-reg I q egio9 very closely approxnang those
these reports showed deterioration OF T,eT cen
- isyest 80 -, Seat ana ild % per cent Deduetng
q t9 last month would indicate condition OF around
q 10 cent in acreage ms on It's fses would s @
she q TIE hrse reports mentioned above indicate ca
&c. one q The reports suggests crop Of about
1870 bales; another estimates 1t at from 10 $50 o5c
.l'@-s ~ nales anc The other a. Il i900J
slsi likely 10 accept bs4rIsh Ortooer report nt5t
sDet Vii DOT commit e SEE s 81 me e iS 6sI in
- esIn1ste q ne government On December fixes
49, reersn % opinions TIE merits o. he
d-. = se Sn'y 5sy oe'eop later nearly all classes
- result o. a large movement ana lower offers Of
- A. any rate selling came from nearly all quarters
nSss-sI rss ar 20 p5sssare his seemed due
speculative shosts rstGer buying for Ing account
hsc az decline OF 3gs points. Immediately following
~ 81 reea-nea or points of the loss covering
zg Alter an irleSalsr middle SESSION. - OesSn 20
radsa n he aflernoon ana win son orers
october sole through lOc The close vas steaded by
sss Ne; decline Of i2ai7 points Exports Tor the
sbosi The into sight Tor the month is also
~ al PREVIOUS records. Supe intend1nt Kings week
eaSl ast year. overland 70 mills ana Canada GA
n 11 s' ~ ast year Southern mill taRgs Cesumated).
Owns Sa777 year; brought sigst
oSensn, Port receipts Loss esi bales against
sls act year overland 10 mills and Canada. 10 81.
Sse against 1870 coo asi year STOCK a interior towns
q 49, sts2s. .sst year The toLsi sop movement Is
2. rsase the local market to-day