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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
|lstiyity Along Shakhe
That One
n imminent.
agS' FtlNTS REPUlSED.
\, After Successfully Mn
la a Counter Scarp ON
She Mountain.
..,k on Port Arthur Re
shell From q Japanese
N Exploded a Maya
Near the Arsenal

Nov fS.-Consul Cen
Thursday cablcd the state
nom Chefoo that the sit
b. Arthur "a extremely
orier forts having fallen
session OF the japanese.
that three japanese tor
groyers are lying outside
|srbor and that the Rus
I TIE torpedo boat destroy
|srrlng their arms and sup
Chinese cruiser which is
bat II the Russian con
l.-lt is reported that
after successfully min
counter scarp on Sung
3 last Friday.
tciirlty along the Shak-
s 90 Indicate the .mmi-
aher great battle. The
b evidently intended to
,,se attack. arc uniformly
,aartcrs Saturday receiv-
uiag report from Field
ras report. dated Novem-
| today q detachment OF
-iie an attack near Hsin-
D. were rcpuiscd by US
ming the enemy IN the
iakhc village have indi-
ifici our positions with
feli pieces. They have
limase 4 body OF tho
|hniry were discovered at
nslaoyantzu We she'll
they fed IN confusion 70
T. village. The enemy
Hganslashetzu and VII
southeast on tho right
1 River Hun"
nom the army hosicelng
iiied November ls. says.
k lomhardmout this aft
from a Japanese naval
Russian magazine near
Our operations against
are proceeding as prear-
Narchurian hcadQuar-
"a today we shelled the
rry engaged Ia cntrench-
/ ae'uchiangiun. and also
Do rear Of the villages.
90 Zee IN confusion. IN
's there is no change 10
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. Js.--C. X. G.
Billings Lou Dillon. for the second
time within the last two days failed
Thursday afternoon TO beat her re-
Gently established record OF 1901. re-
sarding which time controversy has
arisen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Louisville. KY Nov z1.--By tho
confession Of Schuyler Baird. an IS
year-old boy OF this city. the mystery
surrounding the theft Of SIS 900 worth
Of ieweiry frou the trGnk Of AIRS.
Samuel Haley. wife Of nr Haley, OF
LoxinstoH. has been solved.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

St. Louis. Nov. 1.-THE record OF
admissions at the Worlds fair for the
week ending Saturday. November 10.
Slows a total CT 5s2.0l9. The grand
total since the opening OF the fair "a
I7.ei7.905.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
THE TEXTILE WORKERS.
American Federation Of Labor VIII
Aid Those en- Strike at Fail River.

San Francisco. Nov by uuani-
nous vote the delegates 70 the Amer
lean Federation u Labor Friday de-
cided 20 aid the striking textile work
ers of Fan River 90 the extent Of S25.-
ono per week Tor three weeks. n by
The end OF this time &c Is found that
the strike is not broken. the exeou-
tive council Will. II st sees At. con
tnue the donation. The money for
the purpose is 20 be raised by an as
sessment Of one cent each week levied
on each member OF every labor organ
ization affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

New Haven. Ct. Nov. 21.-Vice pres
ident-elect Charles W Fairbanks and
Mrs. Fairbanks. who came here Satur-
day for the Yaie-Harvard football
game. left Sunday afternoon for New
York. and viii 20 to Washington early
in the week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Rome, Nov. 2I.-The Queen Dowa-
ger Margherita's SD birthday amir
was celebrated Sunday
throughout Italy by a display Of flags
and bunting and in various other
ways. The United States cruiser
Cleveland koisted her pennants.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Honor Conferred on }. p. Morgan.

Rome. Nov. 1.-the municipality
OF AscoH has by acclamation confer
red honorary citizenship upon J. Pier
pont Morgan in recognition Of his &c
ton In restoring TO the city the IA
nous AscOli cope
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
|Ess EXPLOSIONS.
'a Others Injured at CHI
'eafteen Miners Dead.

Nof l9-Four persons
pa a score Of other per
ared By a series OF gas
--t completely destroyed
ne Pyle Electric Head
South Chicago. Friday.
Z The explosions were so
the buildings near the
ant were badly damaged
we're shattered for blocks
aaiking In the streets
|1om their feet at a great
"a pressure on tanks con
believed to have caused
Several OF the injured
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

|. lS.-What is said to
I y priee ever paid for a
's.ooV paid at the horse
.sAeiey Bantam the
ray owned BY William
chichester. Ct. which
'se William n. Moore.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
GEN. GORDON MONUMENT.
Booker T. Washington Contributes s2s
20 the Fund Now Being Raised.

Atlanta Ca. Nov 2f.-Booker T.
Washington. president OF the Tuske-
zee Normal and Industrial institute. No
Iuekegee. Ala. has contributed his
check for SIS Co the fund now being
raised for the erection OF a monument
TO the memory OF Gen. John 3. Cor
don.
This personal contribution from a
source which makes f. OF peculiar in
terest and Significance has been re-
ceived IN the spirit in which &c was
rendered. Reply was made by Presi-
dent ". l.. Calhoun. Of the Gordon
Monument association. thanking the
sender not alone for the check but
also for the sentiments expressed in
the letter accompanying the check and
the tribute paid to Gen. Gordon.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
'FoR PANAMA.
! starts on His Mission
I New Republic.

Nov Is. - Secretary
Thursday for New Or
way TO Panama, where
special representative
roosevelt to present a
1'y and good will TO
NOV 2l.-Secretary Of
/ q a busy day. He and
taken to tie Reserve
4 glimpse OF the sugar
-sht he was the guest
ven by Archbishop Cha
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

II ~ NEW Tcrk.
10y 2l.-Ex-5udge Al
I ''eeeptly candidate for
~ democratic ticket
@iii spend the winter
|, e Hotel Netherlands
- ], ,ue suite formerly oe
~'e harces Dab.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-05-19
Betweep Alexandria and WINFIELD.
A Revelation.

If you will make an inquiry it
will be revelation to you how
many succumb to kidney or blad-
der troubles in one form or an
other. lie the patient is not be-
yond medical aid. ..Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure. 1t never disap-
points. Sold by Grisbam Drug
Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-05-19
kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digosts what you eat
A Lesson in Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the im-
purities from the blood. and I'M
less they do this good health is
impossible. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms.of kidney
and bladder disease. 1t strength
ems the whole system. Sold by
Grisham Drug Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-05-19
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Bank Of WINFIELD will be held in the banks
ONCE in WINFIELD, La, Monday, June 6, 1904,
for the purpose Of electing directors fo- the
ensuing year and transacting any ether trsf-
ness that may come before tine body.
ml3-st n. T. PyR. Cashier.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-05-19

State OF Louisiana,
Parish OF VIM.
/, G. p. Long, vice-president. and /. II. T.
Pye, cashier OF the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true, to the best OF my knowledge aud belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th
day of April, 1904. c. E. MATHEWS.
Notary Public
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-05-19
FOIey'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
Bank of WINFIELD.
Located at Winfield. La, Parish
of Winn.

Report furnished to the State Examiner of
State Banks by the above bank for the guar
ter ending in March, 1891. before opening for
business on Tuesday, March 20, 1901.
pFS0IrPCFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 21.-CA TTLE-Recepts. IS. COO: good
prime steers. s. 254Sj 20: poor medium SO 5oTS5
stoCkers feeders 81 50GS4 %: cows. 81 60GS4
heifeTs s. 25dS4 Gamers SWS2 so bulls. S2IS4;
calves. S30SG Texas fed steers. SASS 70 HOGS-Re
Ceipts to-day, 5000; -. 900: mostly 1Oc
lower; mixed butchers So 15fS5 80. choice
heavy s. 255 40; rough heavy 81 15dS5 25 light e 50
5000 Sheep steady firm: good choice wethers
25gS5 fair choice mixed s. 5OGS4 90; Western
sheep. Sass 40. native lambs. 81 5O4S5 SO.
Cincinnati. March 2f-HOGS-Dull. lower s. iO1S5 60
CATTTsE-StrCnE. higher. 81 25dS4 s.. SHEEP-Stroug
s. 758S4 20 LANTBS-Steady. - 50GS6 3.
Buffalo March 2I-CATTLE-Re-eipts 5000
head. good choice 1oc higher others steady; prime
S4GS5: heifers, s. 25TS4 CO. 81 251$4 90
bulls S3dS4 ~ feeders. 50 25aS4
Lefes 20S2; fresh and sprinrcrs steady; good
choice S42GS50: medium to good. 5000 S40i
s2OdS2S. NEALS-Fecepts 200 head. fairly active;
PIGS steady. others 570c lower. heavy. 50 70dS5 10
50; s. G5S5 20 Workers. s. 1888 O.: pigs
s. 5ogSS 40: roughs 81 so9S5 stays S4Gs4 90 SHEEP
steady; lambs l5Q2oc lower native lambs sc 50 ~
50 50. ewes 81 G0VS4 20. sheep mixed. 50 25ISJ.
Kausas CITY. March 21.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000. IN
Guiding 9o0 Southerns Market steady 70 Export
and dressed 81 50S5 20; fair good
s. 4Ods4 40 Western fed steers 50 30GS4 40 sockers
and feeders So 2FS4 %: Southern steers SO 6S4 2O
Southern So 4o6s3 %: native cows. s2dS3 T5
tive hefers So 5oaSl Is; bulls So 5oas4 % calves 50
Is bulk sales. 81 9DdS5 0Il9: heavy s. lOs5 -
packers s. 25fS5 10; pigs and lights. 81 25GS4 92A1
SIIFFP- Rec rts 5000 market steady % strong;
I've lambs S51S5 60 Western lambs 81 I50S5 CO., fed
ewes 50 9OaS4 4o yearngs 81 6oqS5 10; sookers and
feeders. s. 75QS4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERA MARKET REPORT.

e-eu--vo-S March q. 1904
CoFTEE-The coffee market opened steady a. 81 aa-
bQl0 points scattering demand lo.llNt
rather better cables than expected and continued lEnA
rrrnary receipts Importers continued sel.iag lll-eI
as the session progressed demand seemed =
f.ssen slightly the ruling q the market
very steady The close unchanged on coupe q
ft Inactive months but generally 90 10 points hg leT
reported az $500 bags. There seemed 70 -
nothing m the situation taking u IN general way
Rstpts al Brazilian points running light lut max
been expected. and there s s-iu uncertainty respect
the movement u mild coffee, although some ira
tgiborites -ay that 81 is rapidly assuming normal vol
business help market to-davs Improvement ia
speculative demand might have been the result OF cover
1g rather ~ fresh buyinE Tor long account al
q The buying seemed 10 sugGesl
EuaI orders from scattering outside Sources. Re
c for The gay a. the two ports looted up llVOO hess
reached zoo bass against IS ycar The interior
pointer called 024 Lags against O57 sat-
uriav Receipts the Brazilian ports FOR the week
reached 1900 bass. against 10000 last year, little
sz than oue-haf but the movement for the month q
March hardly likely small expected car
Ter the month. Tne SPOT market Is quiet, with quota
lions basis o. 6itc RIO no 2 TIE total de,v
cries TIE United states for TIE week were es0Si baEa
against e6 week and % ri Tor the week
year aeo. OF the former amount Nev-York reported
~ Joe hars Santos receipts for the week re1
600 compared with 5000 last week and 10000
FOR the corresponding week last Receipts Rio
acgregafed 1900 bags, cCutrasted with 5lOtO the pre-
rlus week ana 5000 ast Rio shipped 1000 bags
10 the United states during the week, n Europe, 5000
SsutlF shipped IS 600 bags 70 Europe Receipts ~ Bahia
the week 900 bags present stock - 600: ship
Germany. 50UO
nc range prices IN the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OBJ THE STATE OF NEW
- York by Grace Of Cod tres sad ind-Dsndsna
To children OF Bridget Murray deceased tvvhoss
maiden Bridget King, haif-stJrar or Annis
decease D. by her husband Charles Murray,
and places q rssdencs % said children bang
unknown and to the issue Of deceased child
children. and 70 the children q Mary Lynch. de-
sister Of Higgins. deosassdl. ~ husband.
Patrick Lynch, the and places OF residences OF
children being Unknown. and 10 the issue OF
such deceased child children hairs and next OF
James HEglS, the City OF New YORK has lateIF
applied Slrrogatss Court Of County Qf New
YORK certain instrument In writing beart11
November - 1893 relating to both real and
s0nal property, duly proved The last WIZ and Tesa-
ue1t 0f Annie HigVlns late of tho County q New
appear before the Surrogate of County OF New
York his 0fncs ln the County q New YORK. tho
OF May. thousand nine hundred and four.
half past O'Clock n the forenoon o. that day
and Testament And such Of hsreby cited
under the % tverty-0ne years. required
appear BY your guardian. u you have one. OF x
you have none. appear and apply for % be
pointed the event % your neglect failure "a
guardian viii b appointed BY the Surrogate
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal o.
surroEare's Court Of the said County % New
........ York TO bo bereunto affixed Witness. Hon
IL 8 Abner c. Thomas a Surrogats OF sad
day CT March. IN the year LORD osns
JAMES A. DONNEILY
Clerk % The Surrogats's Court
Nots-Iae ortEinal citation must Be returned % the
Probate Clerk before one o'eiock p 81, on the day
preceding day. with proof Of servics
BIGHAM & WAGNER. IS william St, Attorusys for
Petitioner. New YORK city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT sTREETs
- The leaving time from DesbrOsses and cOrtIandt
Streets five minutes later than that given below for
Tueaty-third street Staron. wnere otherwise
noted; rs D,.,,.
ss5 4; u. sT L6GIs LidIF ED.-Pullnlan Sissg.ns.
agOHs s. Louis Dining Car: -. -
SssPPs pings gRPoRE ana G sSa
Fol xs.v 4s AD ana a0Y Tgsl7. n
dianaPalis. GhieaEo, St Louis Dining Car; s,,.-
Smoking. ana Observation cars. For Chicago To-
SIS p " ST. LoUIs 'n EI51XsP,RdEss-For Pit.sSurs.
car For Gary. " va via Shenandoah valley
SIS P. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.z-Fos Chicago For
e1GeRt TafGFq FyPFEss For Ptttsourr To-
sSdoa Rn 1ssg Route Connects for SsTsand except
s25 ?. N CLEVELAND AND c1NCIssNATI. E tx
PREss---FOr P:ttsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
burg D1nins ca
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 2oj 30 IS a nv .is5S 40 5DssSTossss and Co.tI
Par6r snd Dining sS5 . IS .is5 Ass CDesbrossss
sn1dSy S35 % 10 s. a M :125S IS . cOnFsss-
Eional Limited" all Parior and Dining Carsl . %
'425. Ass Dssbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. Si0'
soUTHfERN RAILwAY.-Express Il IS. =. as P m;
1910 night daily. "southern's Palm Limited lz4O
AT$T COAST y Ss so3iss social. ana i %
D. II daily New 1ork ana rlOtiu@ SSN----'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1IwAY.-Exrress. Y IS p n:
and 1910 nIght daily. ''Ssaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT--FOr MenPhis
end New-OTlePns. 3 . .. daily. -
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAX--I55 q n week
GAYS and Log . m daily. .o---o,v
weekdays S.25 n. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 a and 2 IS n week--days.
Sundays. T-55 Through Nesttouled Trans bnst
ior Smoking car Par0r Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-f255 p. DAYS.
LONG BRANCH. ASByRY PARK unterioken sunday .
snd p 10 nisht weekdays sundays. II 10 s25 a m
and IS D. From Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
a. m. Il 20. 9 90 $40 D. m. and r. Is night week
Sundays. u 10 s.45 3 90 >
FOR PKTLADEI PHIA-
sos y 55 %. $50 . St Louis IImited),
Desbrossss and Cortlandt Streets. iO2 30 =
tPenna Limited. '1O55 Hiss 81 IS. us 2 10
CDesbrosses and Corandt 20. So q IS 355
Is - Is ,v 20: IS . 81 hi9Is2 tsa f9 5 fT Hdrb
as aiaas s65 .S S5ty' SIS 3 5s St, Louis !
's25 ass '425 C'4s5. Cn.ago Limited Tor North Phil
sGsrla ou.yl Ass. '5-55. 7.55. SIS. 925 GsS for
Mort. Philadelphia only , m. i2lO night
"Dinlng Car.
FIfth below 23d st) 263 FIN Avenue corner
18th ST.; I Astor House. and stations named above:
Brooklyn Street $50 Fulton Street go Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station The New-York
hotels and residences through u destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea Tor Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Se.vice
". W. ATTERRURT, J. r WOOD,
General Manager PasEr TTa1ic Manages.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General PASSENGER agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

ooTroNThs rlsrle. was much c1,mer but stin there
e 1'cr-reDt OF nervousness 6ul apprehension. ana
lfs1e ee general thing appeared willing moth
more trnH even existing commitments best they
.ten pending denue Statement the condition
49, ears q the rece.t bu leader. Eafy
ec'eo e dollar 1.r dollar and resume This.
Nlse would greatly relieve the tension among
tee almost al Of whom have been Feverlv ht hv TIE
loliapse Then, too the cables very much bet
a. eApected ans Il reported that spot handlers
ul esers had been active buyers OF both spots
10y ne irst impulse toward a further improve
&c ne market opened firm advance ssT
IN, ea Tie Old and - points the crop months.
- may SOC up 20 i SOC and shortly afterWard
hge- n lssc WITH The general list - 10 6S points
srsinef YES eFfcent hoVete-. thnt much cotton
lner y 70 - AqudEte5. Commission houses had long
ohh Aes han teen c0rryng for their customers.
tenss-I tesie nsd been unable protect during the
low 49, ele which thev had thrown over al
losset B11 - - Going would involve N heavy
us cotton os4,s aaeT levels of the morning much %
NAY tlrcueh - ans there break carried
~ lf1Tc M. -. mara gGc while July sod dourn
traders gh0 another rally rom
seemed % ios S--En az frst cxpecting another r--
nlarset BEGAN - es result break ana as the
REGULAR afternoon 49, got out leading very
helnrf rt1---- 7-F Toward
l-Il or two marcel ,v-iis,
sales ~, .--ltec prices % ~ ,5-.--e -. ~ I-.s
tIorTopss &C.,. az 100000 bales l,srrstes o. -
az lt fas-r .-tag lts were moderately frfl
'earg P0rf -1.,--. lkIres about equal "a ls.f
Flrhtfv - .elelpts va-v iir6- ...o.-s-s
f-Cm the - Nll-E. however v5re sr,afi sE-s--
az herrs e-Set were generally firm fn on. telii,c
en- r-.ss -- arc The indirerence II ses-v =, -..s
j 5oc urb - -.lst sDot market was uncha1zet =,
- as tolCuF 80. % e-e iol1l market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22


Cotton Exchange fPee.Ai Iysrol eabes-s9ot cotton
snercar 200 receipts l9VyD. American, 1900. mid
dllug upland, slDd- Futures opened excited AID LTegu
= ponss Iigaor. MsTc6. 7.o5s. Msrca-Ap-iI 5esd:
5aykagast 75Ii. Ausust-septen5e 75Gd. september
80 - ess Nanc1erte--Yarns culi: clots Irregular
FLOUR AID Ai-ALI-lae 1nGsIIoHe u lou ~~s
settled condition in the wheat department Spring
winter Sc Ga s.. sziTs 30 winter s. S5sSs s.,
quoted Far good s. 5oGS4 =: choice 70 fancy s. 90
$ - 81 70 brand BAGsrEAL steady. Quoted; Fine
eaEy Sossa Weses "a srins Mach 81: April SIS IS
20 s s = 5f o s 5 s2@s So red "a os 81 Is
s22aS25 red d9g Sc so ho1niny chop 81 % bulk 80
GRAIN--NHE1T-Thers was 80 much long wheat
Srsoss csoiasd almost e 6GshsL and while paTlIy
UIds Esrly news proved 70 se more one ties5 ihsR
Al say time IN weeks AlIa9sS nothIas o. e'S..5a
short Interest created. largely based the fact
nat coed rams n the soatlsst gave further esyl5
snees = satstactoTy crop cena.iions TIE n45ket vas
ton on cops abroad particularly in It's statement OF
there was csnti5G5d liberal pressure Of exports
from Russia. Australia Argentina, making heavy
NoT- snlIiaells tle NoLta anu S1thMest marx els
shu,dowa in some CT ne -four mills Ralying. condl
oonsos unexpected strength IN Paris rnaIket. ana
winter wheat only % against 100 year aga By tbs
government report On ttis July rallied back 70
about SC and there considerable BY
traders. who had sold TIE earlier decline There Tas
trade The visible supply decreased 4Il,ttO
bushes and local stocks reduced 194o0 bushels
No red closed 81 n elevator and 81 OF % 81 o.
a1ioat, choice Northern Duluth 81 "a
b afoat. COFN-TakinG the day whole. corn
Grucr than wheat. mainly light receipts steady
cables light offerings and commission house buying:
Local trade summed IN sals OF May, right
az the close. Exporters took loads In the visible
supply a - S58.Ou0 bushels appeared, and
there reduction Of - 200 bushels in the local
stock this ront: No closed 54s.c afoat.
No white. 05izc and No yellow. Dec o b aloat.
oAIS-Ihe market was STEADY. with trace small anc
buying based chiefly tho stCa6uess In corn. Visible
supply figures decreased 5000 bushels No cats closed
a. 1lc: No white. fSzc: No white sc, ana stsIdaIo
white. - EAFS-MarEet duh. 10 Western. &c 20
arrive prompt shipment. BARLTN-MarSet quiet Fed
Ing was Quoted s9c C ( z New-TorE and mating b5S
6g- 2 Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

- Io5aI market f0r sp0t cotton cIored rre.tv
-ec or the basis q II SOC fcr uidd rE rnlan1-
lor mlaeiing ralfs sales AZ bales % spinners
n-.i-iL epot markets lccsraphed a. follovr.
----'e nominal. quotations.. savannah rorninaf
t-s- az latsc. Chareslon- buyers seIerv FDeFf.
te-l more nominal unchanged o. l45Oc: Calves
--ilnal &C lower. 14t4cs NcEDreaus Irregular
- unsettled. uncharce5 Al I4Ac sales GO 800.
saphls Quiet: quoted lsi4c: sales. - bales: AU-
~ nominal. UNCHANGED. He. sales. 10
49, receipts al leading points Tor to-morrvw: Al
glteais 900 10 500 bales. against $500 las.
co., &c ts2 bales last year; 81 Galveston. 400 -
A. aea against 43o9 last week and bo3O last year,
49, Houston 2G0O 20 5000 bshies against - sos last
snl 6.so2 last year
49,, ps az the ports ard interior points to-day con-
- Nlll he sarls lnat nreE nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

prtr,s mess western 6Ts Cd HAMs-short cut, Il %
IL n quiet 464 LARD quiet; prime Western In uerss
eyr "a Arrercsn refined IN pals Cd BACON quiet
Crberland cut. so 70, sos short ro 10 70 = -
s ca long clear rddes light Is "a 70. SIS Sd long
Clear iddIes heavy 40 70, SIs short clear blacks
i6 70 20 10 3Ts bellies IA 70 10 70 as
TtFTss-Scuare II 20 IS 70, dull S2s. BUTTERk11est
ined states nominal good United States steady t+a
tTrsET, s-aasy American white 4s 3D. American
6nes coored Sis 50 TALLOW-PT1me city. dulL Z4s 90
s,CiSv = "a PETROL EUll-Refnsd quiet. 7iad LIN
sFF-T' or rs al COTTONSEED OIL--Hull refined
-. -Tia+ fGs al TAILOW-Australizn IN London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 21.There was the usual large attsnd-
sales to-day general
crosshreds IN larse supply sold spirtte1y
with by Lambs wool firm. with
locks and pieces finding ready Cape u Good Hope
ard Natal woods I'm fair demand. The offerings to
1881 bales, and there few with
ORA aIs The following the sale detail New south
Wales 500 bales: secured 10l7idls "a; greasy, 6d3
IBisI Queensland 30 bales: secured 91a1s Al greasy
T=dgiOd- Victoria, soc bales; secured Is 6d81s Ssd
greasy Gda1s 2Ld south Australia. 200 bales
Is 3iT1s ca; greasy Stzdg9lad West Australia. 700
bales greasy 7L.d41OlAd Nev-Zealand 1000 bales:
secured Si1dd1s I'd. greasy 7lsdgls. Cape % Good
Ifope Natal 100 bales. GdGl0d Gillian. 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
sourHEsN COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March q. ? .u-coTToN-spot- nloders;e
Snr falr sea- good middIing. 2Oi: middlng, s10d;
low niddlinE sd good ordinary. TeOd ordinary. 71Od
ire saIes - the day q which 500
fr zpe alton ana export. and included 800 American
T2ecetrts 10 400 bales American Futures opened
firm and closed unsettled; AneJican mitdng. o c,
March. T65d, March and April AoSd' april arc N1ay,
Nav June. 1.591. and July, T51d; July
ard AUGUST SAD: and eptember 1884, septem
r. ana October G 10i; October and November 63Sd;
NrvenIln- and December Esd