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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-10-01
Notice.

81 Nvtre Is hereby given that "a meeting of IN.
FIRST frrshN tcrian Church OF Io,xcr R,is.'. Wv
eni lptniloh, VIII bc held az the Mnnsc situated
on the property hereinafter described on Mon
dtH the 2tth day OF October. ia1s al 10 mimi,
alter O'Clock y. m. TO vote upou mo nr,,,.','
siti"n ot mortgagine lots numbered Four Five
Hh,i SiN 81 block Two OF the rownsite Of Notus
~ t"li}on county. Idaho, as designated In tho
biht % said Iowusitc on file In the office III fhc
hoatd ~ said Canyon County Tor the st,n, ~
the cost IT said IanSc 'N''" "a
by order Of the Board Of Trustees Of snid cor.
poration, '' '''-
NEWTON $ MILLER,
frcsidcnt OF the Board of Trustees
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-10-01

Rev. .Jno. $. Cox, of Wake, Ark.
writes, "For II years | suffered
from Yellow Jaundice. | consult
ed a number of physicians and
tried all sorts OF medicines. but
got no relief. Then began the
use OF Electric Bitters and feel
that ! am now cured of a disease
that had me in its grasp for
twelve years. Ii YOU want n
reliable medicine for Liver and
kidney trouble, stomach disor-
der or general debility, get
Electric Bitters. It'sguaranteed
10y +. Nj. kirkpatrick 4 Co.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-10-01
NoTIcE ZOE rrnLIcArIoN.

I)EfAkIMtNT or THE INTERTOR.-IANu
once az Boise, .Jnhu, September L. issii
Notice l. hereby given that the follouin.
named settler has filed notice Of Ills infrnti,,,
20 make hnal proof ia support Of his claim
n ni thai etln proof VIII Dc made before Clerk
nn"i. VIZ: Homestead Application No tis2
MAkfih OMAHA, for the < ~ sly. ~ and :. ~
~, Ia See. ?. Tp. n. n. 3 W.. H. NJ
lie names the following witnesses Ia ur,,,.
" CONTINUOUS residence upon aud culti,stion
"i snid land, viz; y. =. shelby. John Nelson.
Idaho. 49, ~ arm"
se'.P io'5t. HARRY }. sYais, Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-10-01

The returns from the election
in Maine Indicate republican
gain OF . per cent and a demo-
cratic gam OF "a per cent. An
analysis OF the election returns
Indicate that the republican gain
was made in thecountry districts,
while the democratic gain oc-
Cured in the cities. In every
large town in the state demo-
cratic gains were marked. The
falling off OF the republican vote
was most signifiacntin Lewiston.
where the influential Journal. the
late Representative Dingley $
stalwart republican paper is
The city went over
whelmingly democratic. The
same is true of Portland, where
the democrats not only carried
the city for the state ticket but
elected their county officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

S9:s a'' Geo ea ss: SOC at - sas expert 4s
upland. ga Futures opened very steady. points
nsaeF On near end points higher On distant positions
elsheF "a new crop Positions June, 8lCd; I41eJly'
:eabeToctober asa oeto6sr-Svogernber 536d, Nover
February 2od: Bsbrgar 52ya &anS5eser-
1arIs move slowly: cloth inquiry but any advance
v t8rE a5 AR a. !esffs. @ 9s os s P of se o
s Ia .,5LS 4ll1 Kansas stTaghJs spring paJ,s .
gs5 g; sRring clears s. 65aS5 60 extra 50 winter
fan s4 G e Pe1E 70 Fo u ~; sRo t
dried sSaSS 10 as 10 brand BAiAfI,5f quiet caoted.
Fine white and yellow, 81 4oasI IS; coarse 1odS1 IS
mddling. $40 -four do S2s 30 red dog S24 first hair
middine SIS 5oas24 red dos s286S26 So ha:aay chop
r P T4 ' ri45e e o. break in Juv g,
y h s9 &ss M eP5eo On argg the most
favorable crop position and Increased arrivals Of new
Louis ten Of wheat reported and at
was announced in the afterpoan mat baltimore wheat
S5f a. 9Gf: on S9tarGay vas offered at sc
be equivalent to s3c, anoat Baltimore. The best
Iniersood 5hat 1oierate line cI y NO, b,c ia heS6
gFey9ing Late positions sustained o mere or less con
5 'Is9ie alpp} compared with reduction Of eGlNQ
in small way At The Geet n tbe market had rescfs
easier cables fairly 6eraI T,,saT shi--Ins and
better weather map than had bes expecfe5 Moderate
rallies from the first depression brought about by
ing districts Some OF private crop
ranFs @ b haauTe espeGIay ron districts Where
shipments according to Broouhal 9.2960OO BUSH
compared with 9.236000 bush The
terror movement continued light. notwithstanding new
wheat arrivals the total day being
compared with $4,000 bush last Minneapolis
ported good demand for cash wheat and that
nad decreased $50 600 bush IN
loads az outports No red closed 81 OS b afoat
No l Northern Duluth, 81 OF =. b ahoat. CORN-The
ecal corn market dull without interest closing
&c net lower About the only export trade
OF ~ loads here and 10 loads outports The
news was favorable cables and the pas
sage showed an Increase Of 0lTn00
supply mere was an Increase OF 1000
Closed o49<c elevator and 54c Z b ahOat white
94>1c and No yellow. 55Ac, o D afoat.
In the a fair commission house
trade with prices showing little change all
ing about even with Saturday. The supply
creased 10000 bush. Mixed &c 90 n asa 4Gc;
hatGral white so 70 81 10 47ls g4Szc. clipped
-vgoSc. RbE-Market nominal No Western. Toe nom
inaI BARLY-AIarket dull feeding was quoted ar 46Is
c Nev-YOrk; mailing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-To-k. June 27. 1908.


COFFEE-It a very quiet day the coffee market,
part session. prices bGl0 points
higher. ard months selling Is points higher, IN
The absence OF important offerings. Toward the close.
however the market weakened under moderate nQutda
uo and after opening steady. net b9l0 points higher
rAs finally quiet, net unchanged TO points higher
Saes reported Is 600 bags The opening sIeadi
n sympathy with the steady markets
and the l-.er Brazilian which attributed
IN tavor5e weather IN the Interior Private reports
aEo received claiming further damage the
santos points for today expected 10 Be larger and
this had influence IN the afternoon decline Business
= perhaps being restricted by the fact
rGat this is short week. the market closing Friday,
Devely little switching from July 70 the later months,
wis encouraging the idea that the July position had been
pretty well eveus5 up and leaving
lecture 70 the probable Showing OF the worlds visible
Ftatenent which IS expected 70 show fair decrease.
against small Increase year OF the European
markets Eavre closed = franc higher and Hamburg
unchanged OF the primary markets Fio advanced
- res while Sauto5 remained unchanged Receipts at
The two ports 1900 bags, against 600 bags last
and the interior IL 600 against
changed with quotations the basis Of &c Rio
The total warehouse deliveries
the week 80 5T eagr against T4sT bags las:
and $3.50 bags for the week OF the
receipts Cor the aggregated 10000
with y coo bags last week and 1I2 600
responding week last Receipts Rio
700 bags. contrasted with 90 90 bags the previous
70 the United States Curing the week; Europe
bags Santos cleared 1900 bags United States
and $1,000 bags 70 ECrOpe. Receipts Bahia
week 400 bags; stock bags:
70 the United States 500 bags
The range Of contract prices the local to-day
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
OTHER MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June T-CATTLE-Receipts II 900 including
IuuO Iexans market Toe higher; good prime
steers 20 6OHSb 90 medium, 81 90: stock
ers and feeders. 81 25NS4 so hefers 81 500
80 20 Gamers. 81 5Og$2 "a; bulls S24S4 calves 81
$50 %; Texas fed steers 81 sGQ$5 - HOGS-Gecepts
today 5000 tomorrow 10000: left over. 22s3 mar
Ne Opened DO lower closed with decline recovered
mixed stchers 50 g$5 good choice heavy So 50
$5 70: rough heavy IS 1895 40 light IS 20QSh %
bulk OF sales, 50 I54SJ 30. SHEEP-Recetpts Is 900:
market steady. good to choice 25dS5:
choice mixed. S3 5o1S+ 30: native lambs S4G$T
East buffalo. June ZT.-CA1'rI-E-Becsipts
au l5g40ci lower prime steers So 75a$6 %; shipping
s. 254S4; bulls S3G$3 50, and feeders S
tu. S3QSJ lower; good choice SsOgS45: medium to
good. S2sGS35 common S1sQ$25 VEAL4S-Receipts
llO0 head active, "a 50as5 10. HOGSReceipts 1890
head active heavy and medium s. 55I$5 60 Workers
50 45S6 pigs So 25$J roughs GO0Si 10 stays
S3s$3 so. diaries. So 30G$5 so SHEEP AND I.ANIRS-
Receipts, 200 head; lambs active dull; lambs
S5Q$I - yearuss $50 81 -; wethers 81 1895: ewes
81 TJG$4; sheep. mtX~i. - seq 81 10.
Kansas city, June CATTIsE-Receipts = 500 in
Gliding 5000 Souherns choice export and dressed beef
steers 81 500 So 40; fair good 81 25S5 go Western
fed steers, 81 25G$5 go stocers feeders -
southern steers 81 5GS5 southern cows 81 5uRS3 so
native and hefers. 81 5JQS5 ~; bulls asa %
calves, 81 2jDS+ so. HOGS-Receipts. 5000: rrarFe;
steady % Dc lower closed top 30 bulk sales
50 loGS5 % heavy, s. 2OR$5 60, packers S. IG9S5 -
pigs and lights 81 5O&S5 90 SEIEEP-Receipts ! 900;
Western lambs 81 1896 60 fed ewes 250S4 co. Texas
clipped yearluGs - 5GGS5 % clipped sheep 81 08
50 CO. stocSers and feeders, $3gS4
Cincinnati. June 27.-HOGS steady. S4GS5 60 CATTLE
steady, higher S2q$5 so SHEEP steady. S2Q$4 LAMBS
steady, 81 50GST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
Railroads.
DEHHSYLVANIA
81 RAILRoAD.

STATIONS fs9t q VEST Twenty Ell II5 T
- The leaving time from Desbrosses and S3rIla1at
& Street station except where otherwise
S55 \. NJ. CHICAGO sPECIAL---ParlOr sleepins and
Dining Cars For Chicago, Indianapolis louisville
s55 4. NJ. 81 LOUIS LIMITED Pullman slssPins
aIoiiS 4I orS him. dIo ca, s
1855 A. NJ The pennsylvania LIMITED-PuIl-
Compartment Cars, For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo
I55 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST: LOUIS EXPRESS.
Is P NJ SFiIc 60 TNTTED Pullman Sleeping
smoking and Observation Cars. For chicago ana
5.55 P NJ 81 louis ExPREss,-For P!rtsburs.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisville ST Louis Dinins
$50 P. N. WEsTERS EXPREss%FoT chicago, Din
7.55 p. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pittsburg. To-
5 dG and chGagG For Knoxe day gia Hep
5REssLFor Ptts6urg Cleveland. cincinnati IN
s.55 P. N. PITTsBURG sPECIAL--Daily for Pitts
WAsHISGToN AND THE SOUTH
'-0I,. - 30 leeS a m S5 - %
gressional Limited, all Parlor and Dining Cars,
5Iol. 925 D M, u 10 might sunday. $40 - 3.
LGS9 a. m, Iz.-o, 1o9 lSzo Conssess.9n IA I'm
lpesbrosses and COrtlandt Streets 515l. s25 p m.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Express. s-.s. as D.
ATLANTic COAST LINE-ExDress. sa5 a m and
sENBoARp AIR LINE RA1LwAE.-E1psess. 1925
N6RFoT.K AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem
cEfEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY-75s a. m
Fox sse ob P3d GoMF6 say and NoRFoLKr5
a week days and 525 p. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a and ? SIS m week
days SUNDAYS 7-55 a. Through Vestihuled Trains
DAYS Parlor Smoking Car. Paror Cars. Dining Car
and standard Coaches on Sundays
LONG tNc %sRu n T PS% North Asoury Park
sundays, Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant. from
West Twenty-thtrd Street Station 740. S55
Il %. I25 Saturdays only. except Long Branch.
Long BFanss9l and ass; SIS p. week-days. sun
days s. %. 25 a m and So p From Desbrosses
and Cortandt Streets, $50. $50, 600 a m. - 80,
100 Saturdays only; except Long Branchl, 130
Branch. SEQ and 700 D. m weekdays Sundays.
'''' ''' FOR RI PHIIADELPHIA
itedj, 80 S. .IO.25 (Penna Limited, '1O,55. I155
a m. IL 25 1855. 1855. 210 (Desbrosses and Cort-
Iandt Streets 2O). ass. las. 355 425 - 25 "45s
"5.55. s55. 1855. s25 as Cs55 for North PhiadeI-
Sos. s755. rs 90 25 (ss SIS ST Louis Limted), 955
(-1O.25 Psnna- Limited. 'I055 II rs. ia S.
North Philadelphia onIy) - SIS. ass. SIS. 25
% t955 for North Philadelphia only) IL 10
night
Ticket offices; Nos 4sI 1854 11s and Broadway;
Is2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; ass Fifth Avenue
(corner 9Sth ST.; Aston House and stations named
above; Brooklyn. = court street $50 Fulton street
3S0 Broadway and Pennsy lvania Annex Station The
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des
Telephone "543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
". W. ATTERBCRT. J. r WOOD,
General Manager Passr Trafac Manager.
GEO ", BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Y. y.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. thine from south
FERRY nve minutes earlier than shown bel0T)
SaS Sh-ztG9 I7l5 Easton only}. $40 a. m. ia.
so, 500 t5-+5 Easton only P sun, zi2O a.
NILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON. 80 a. m
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHC RST. TOMS RIVER AND
6AkNENAT-z4-00. $40 Il. m. Zl3J t3.40. Lake
wood and Lakehurst only. +-30 p Sundays
ATLANTIC CITY-ss 40 a. m. -. 40 p m
NiNEIAND AND BRIDGETOS-7z4O a m. z+LSO
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zfVU, $50, lI61 a 20, as $40 3 90
Long Branch, 445j. Asa $50. $50. 1850 ?
sundays except Ocean Grove. 9 Is a. m, L50. 40o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINALl. s425
~ az az - 6 200; f!e 90 4iL9o N. Tl2o II 90
&l0S0 'f2- Is mdr
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4 IS. - 90 80 o.
zoo a m ace t'40O. 400. 900. 70 20 p m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-sOo 1000 Il co.
zoo ace 500 90 u 10.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvILLE AND WILL
a Reading ouly) 500 lei %. - 90 D m
Reading. Pottsville and H-sb's Only, +4O0 D
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. II OF Rector St. Pr 3
Atlantic Hlds-. Seabrght. Monmouth Bch- and Long
Branch, Asbury Park. Pleasant g. 90. 10 90. II
a. ! co. AGO. 345. 4SG. $50 tS-00 Asbu-y Park
p m SUNDAYS. 10 90 a m, LOO, 90. 8 go ?
sunday sSunday only. tParl0r only. Via
qua xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Ohces: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry Aston HOUSE
z6I 154 1900 1884 Broadway, lS2 5th Az % Union
Square West. i53 East 125th St. 273 West ls5th
245 Columbus Az. New York. 4 Court
Fulton St, Bklyn; $50 Bway. W ulsburg. New York
Transfer c. calls for and checks baggse % estimation
W. BESI-ER c N BURT.
vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 2T-C1osing: WHEAT-spot nominal.
No SaifoTna no stock futures quiet. July, Is al
september Is 4fsd; Decemher nominal CORS-Spot
easy IS Cd futures quiet; July. AID: Septernber
- Esd. PEAS-Canadian dull. Is FI.OJ-R-St Touis
fancy winter duh, IS %. t1OPs-In London tPacidc
COAST 1896 lbs BEE!E-Easy. extra Iada mess
5Ts Cd PORk-Quet: prime mess, Western. Cos. HAMS
snort cut. u 10 10 ID duil is BACON-Firm; Cum
heriand % 30 n. 4ts. q \,
ST; long middies, light ~ n 4Os long clear
midGles heavy, - "a n. 39s Cd hacks
10 % 20 10 S7s Cd; clear bellies IA 70 10 sos sHOUI
DERS-Square IL 70 IS n, firm. 3Ts. LARD-Steadv
prime Western IN LIerces S4s Cd; American refined,
pals, ass ID. BTTTER-Ciood United auIet
CHEESE quiet: American finest white,
finest colored ass Cd TALLOW-Prtme city, quiet bis
TURPENTINE- Spirits. dull. ROSIN-C'ounon firm
IS I'd Et'M-Renned quiet, ia LINsEED or,
Firm lSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

NI1ION-Tnere Of
snorts would attempt 10 this week
speclatiEs standpoint Is pretty badly up. There
~ &c the report q the Weather Bureau midday
INTENDED 20 forecast the probable wing OF the gov
sFnineats bureau Tuesday. Friday mar
ket VIII close. reopen Tuesday
trade VII have reckon with the three
GAYS the action OF the English over the local
holiday and midday with the monthly report OF the
government on condition Wei the regular weekly
bureau OF the covering
vas started on last Fri day and which
yesterday gradually reducing
and consequently curtalrg the buying power.
seems u little sig2 CT bun speculation.
cay. win Tie steady, Of room traders
ealce1flF looked = today
were considerably
Hlan-IIE 10 them and the talk q too much
ana TOO lrtle Ia The Eastern belt high tenpeTa-
L-es also attracting uufavOTaho comment. opened
h AZ an advance u j. 10 - points the old and
y 10 10 points The crop months But while
shorts showed disposition there nothing
q indicate rfa- tie bears alarmed over The rnue
querfy broken reactions. which IN instances
carrta slightly fe.sw thc opening figures. In
general Moreover The market oreL onward. being
encouraged direction calling
further weather
while The considered
likely De Of local character and light DO
rauch GOOD circulated the afternoon 70 the
c1c- thai Of Tie leading southern traders good
buyer n Gle NeT-Ileans market energizea the buying
somewhat toward the close the market finally
s-siy ~ ret advance q lG 70 30 points sales were
5s-Iu4--i go nO0 bales.
The prices n the local market to-day
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

cotton closed steady AZ 90 points
advance = i 25c FOR mdding upland ana
j uddug Guf Sales. - bales % sEtnners and
Southern spot markets were
follows. Galveston steady. unchanged at
1Otsc Mobile nominal 1850. Savannah steady,
changed l0za sales bales Charleston and VII
ungtop nominal Norfolk steady, nc higher at lie;
sales 40 fal=s Baltimcre II &c St Louis
quiet unchanged - lie. New-Orleans firm re higher
lie sales s.e09 aales Memphis quiet. &c higher az
10Zc: sales Augusta steady. li6c higher al
l0a4c: sales Estimated receipts a. leading
points At Orleans, 40 70 zoo bales
aeelas Ts6 s1I year. az Galveston
bliss 1G3 and 81 last year
a Houston 20 800 bales against IL LAST week ana
ll5 last year.
- VI be Ia ana last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

4sd good niddliaS s2t; middlius. e2d: mddng
60Sd good ordinary DAD; ordinary, 6T4d The sales
600 bales which 900 FOR specuIa-
export included AGO American Receipts
5000 bales including 100 American. Futures opened
steady and closed steady; American mddng .
June June and July, Sd. July and August. Dad
August and September sid; September and October
4sSd October November. 5.30d November and De-
ceaber 24d December January. I'D January and
February, 2Od. February and March. 8 god.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentlne was a shade better
but not very active with steady advance OF
about lc- Rosin dull and easier for lows Grades
nrd nominal. quote:
SPIRITS TURFEN1TNE-On machine bbls 55ag
56%c.
TAR-NoInlnal
ROSIN-Coulmon 70 good strained So 90, E e IL. II
SO %: H. 50 SsGSs 40: I. IS so K SIS sOGsS So
NJ 81 10: y 81 45GS4 50. w G. 81 6SQ$4 TO- W W. IS.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits
Tar 2OIS
Savannah June 27.-TURPENTINE firm at 5sc: re-
bbls. sales. asa: exports. ROSTN firm.
receipts 2594 bhs; sales 49, exports. s2s quoted
II san ana s n az "a 20. M 81 q w. = 50;
" W. 81 IS. 49,
Charleston, June 27.-TURPENTINE firm az has.n
RoSIN tr; quoted: a. and c 81 4SCs2 so; o Sc 5sf
81 co. q So 60QS2 65; F. 81 10 G. So 70; H. S2p0 Y
g 10; K. So 10: s. As: n. 50 20: G. 81 O0 W W
Wilmington June 2T-sPIRTTs TURPENrINr sts,sv
at o2c; recepts. ~ casks. ROSIN-Nothing DOING. r.
eepts. 100 bills TAR firm; receipts 81 bbls CRUDE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR dull and
steady; WaEAT, spring No z ssgeie; 70 3 sSgSSe 10
RYE No 2 65c; BARLEY. good feeding 32G35c fair to
mating 42g52c: FI4AASEED. No l. 81 OIL: No
Northwestern. 81 o. TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 81 s2ia
bb SI2 7OGSI2 u.s. LARD. per 100 10. 50 e09s6 80 a
CCTMEATS short ribs sides Qoosel 81 sS1 81 - short
clear sides boxed 81 59>I So NE1SkE1 basis OF nlsh
81 Is. on the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTrsE
steady creameres. 1SaGlSc; dalrtes II! O
lie EGGS steady at mark. cases Included. 1ss1itc
CHEESE steady, TAGsc
Duluth June 27.-Close: wHEAT-No I Northern. 92c:
No Northern. 9oGs05sc July NC; September. 81 sG
No Northern, % n QS6isc old July. sofsc DID
RYE No / SIC BARLEY-NO 2 CSC sample. SSgSosc
CORN-No 3, 4StsG4Sc July. A = G+i sc
Minneapolis. June 2T.-WHEAT-JU!y, 92esQ92%c; Sep
/ Northern 94c; No > Northern 81 ne FIOCR-Ftrse
patents 81 eGS5. first clears
50 45G$S 90 second clears 81 40 BRAN IN ouik sla 90
shorts, $40 90
Philadelphia June 27-wHEAT. Isc lower: contract
grade, June ST. OlgS1 O1 y. CORN ac lower; June SO
J2lsc. OATS-0ulet. but steady; No white natural,
4sc. do clipped 4OG401sc- FLOUR, unchanged BCT-
TER-Firm demand. Western creamery. Is 2c;
extra nearby prints. lie EiGSSteady, fair demand.
nearby lsc OF; fresh Western 1sc loss on
fresh southwestern lie loss on fresh Southern l0 loss
fancy sIZGsAc; New-York full creams good.
sQs4c. Receipts flour, 1000 obls, and $4,000 n in
wheat. 100 bush: 5000 BUSH oats, 1900 bush
81 Louis June 2T.-Close: WHEAT-NO red cash sle-
yatCr nominal old 81 0IGSI Us July S2sc. September
s04sc, No hard sSqs2c IOItN-No cash, 4I-sc July.
46@4c. september, 487s Q46@c- OArS-No cash, Ale
JuIy, 81 &c; september. Sic; No white 4+5sC.
Toledo June 27:-CLOVERSEED closed, cash. S. 10,
October IS IN bid PRIME ALSIkE So 10 bid August.
50 bid PRIME TIMOTHY, 81 AS september. 81 Ara.
Board OF Trade to-day, selling lIS.c sales the
district the week 9O3, Goo n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

BEEvES-Recepts for days aI5 cars or s g37
head Including 80 for export slaughter
ers "a the market making with cattle
on sale. Of which - 81 Jersey Citv 4
cars al Sxtiethst. yards The few really prime
beeves offered demand and advance OF
possib 0c medium common grades were steady
bulls and cows slow 15c lower ct Sixtiethst
Yards sellers quoting the market about
everything was cleaned up inferior prime sold
iOEs6 80 100 10; bulls S3GS4 25:
asa pressed in fair demand TOP grades ana
steady for medium and quality The extreme SELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

Foreign coffee markets: Ro-Coffes market steady; No
si0. 5S-75- exchange 126 receipts 200 bags: ship
nts Tor the United States ZOO bags: shipments
--0rne 600 bags stock 535 900 bags. santos-Cofee
Set s5eady; good average Santos $780, receipts
90 bags two days) stock, Bz7. 900 bags Hamburg
'ifee market opened = pig lever 2:30 m was net
unchanged sales -. COO bags. Havre-Coree marked
t1enfi barely steady. Z franc higher; y m IN
rsa 7e=f; al m unchanged; $50 , m advanced Z
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 27-FIOUR-Fancy blended patent.
s. 754se 20; fancy spring patent $ 4o9Ss rs family
spring clears. 81 30 pastry s. l09$S So low grades
SIS T54S4 80; rye IS 634Si 80. WHEAT-Sprins quiet.
No > Northern. 93isc; winter, offerings. CORN
Barely steady: No yellow. SAKE corn, SIC OATS
steady white +5Ac: No mixed. 42c BARLEY
Nothing doing RYE-NO offerings Canal f-eights
steady; wheat. 3sc NewYork: lumber, 81 so Al
bany. So 10 New-York
chicago June 27-Ths leading futures ranged az fol-
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. June q. 1ans

BEANS AND PEA6-The small jobblng business To-
day was on 1he Of 50 S5S2 90 choice marrow
s2 for best marks Of and 81 80 average
81 medium Il is possible stoclr
would bring a little Red kidney selling slowly
held unchanged Foreign beans IN light demand and
easy Scotch peas quite dull and are 1akInx
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June o. 4 D. m.-cOTTON-spot in limited
dAmand; prices points higher; American mddng fair-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. June
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

New-York. June n 1904
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves. Cows Calves Sheep. II IS
Jersey City ...-.--..-...l $50 2651 4O9l0 10.J5l
Si1tleth- 81 ..--.--.-.. i, TAB 80 IT'S 100
Length Valley ...-....- . 500
" eehavHen i0l2
scattering ...-.-...... Ga 81 - 2.GJO
Totals .............. 79s 49, lO8sO 1902 90 sos
Totals last week 290 14l 10 100 1904 IS 100
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Receipts OF oreadstuHs az interior points thousands
last three ctphers 900 omitted -four hbls grain bush