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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Steuben County Democratic Delegates
Evenly Divided on Governor.

CORNING, \. y, Sept. 1.-THE delegates
to the Democratic State convention from
the First and Second Assembly districts
of Steuben county are instructed for Thomas
L. Moran for Secretary OF State The
delegates from the First district are I'M
instructed on Governor, but it Is understood
that they i'll act with Tammany Hall, as
their selection " as made after fight be-
tween Mayor McClellan's assistant secre-
tary, Thomas Hassett. and Frank Campbell,
former chairman of the State committee,
MIR. Hassett aiming in the convention.
The Second Assembly district delegates
are instructed for John b, Stanchfeld for
Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18

In the Fall the rem
ter's fancy sadly turns to
thoughts of move.
N 0 sadness in this
Apartment House.
LIST. It's Monochrome
like.
End. You can get just
as few or as many rooms
as you want--two, three
or four.
3rd. You can dine a
la carte or table d'hote
change when you want
the change.
The Martinique. 54-58
West 33d street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
PEARY'S COMING SHIP.
Details Of the Vessel In which He VIII
Go North Next Summer.

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. 1.-THE vessel
in which Explorer Peary will lake an
oher attempt to reach the North Pole will
be built in Maine. The hull will be made
at Bucksport and the machinery here.
The hull will be delivered here by Feb. Is
and the machinery should be installed BY
April IS, in time to be thoroughly tested OF
the Maine coast.
The steamship will cost about 500, 900.
She will be 1870 feet long on the deck and 1874
feet long on the load water line. 35 feet beam,
II feet hold and 10 feet 0 inches draught.
She will be a three-masted, bald-headed
schooner and will be fitted with compound
condensing engines. The displacement is
1900 tons. Her tonnage Is 500 and bunker
capacity $40 tons. The hull will be built
with special reference to cutting through
the ice, steel plating to be along the entire
length Of the waterline, and her propeller
will have only two blades. The bow has an
angle of IS degrees, so that when the ice
jams solidly she will be lifted clean and
escape crushing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
JUDGE 0BRrEN FAVORS JEROME.
says He Would BE the strongest Candidate
the Democrats Could Name.


the Democrats Could Name.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Sept. 17.-Judge
O'Brien OF this city Associate Judge Of
tho Court of Appeals, who Is an influential
counsellor in the Democratic party and
who was recently summoned by the leaders
Of the party TO Esopus, makes the state
ment that in his opinion District Attorney
Jerome OF New York would make the best
Governor of the State OF any man from
either party whose names were mentioned.
and that he would be the strongest candi-
date the Democratic party could name.
This statement was made to his private
secretary, Attorney James A. Ward. just
before the Republican convention.
Judge O'Bren is also quoted by the same
authority as saying that he was not in
favor of the State having a weak man for
Governor, no matter by what party elected.
He mentioned that what the State Of New
York wants most in the present crisis Is a
good strong Executive who viii be above
and free from any partisan or personal
politics and administer the office indie
pendently of the personal interests Of any
set Of men or factions of politicians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
JEROME A STRONG CANDIDATE.
That Is the Belief OF Prominent Democrats
in Ogdensburg.

OGpENsBURG Sept. l7.-Several promi-
nent Democrats were interviewed to-day
In regard to the nomination of District
Attorney jerome of New York for Governor,
and the general impression among them
in that he would make a strong candidate.
He would undoubtedly poll the full Demo-
cratic and good portion of the independent
vote. They think that New York city is
entitled to the nomination. The local
Democrats have no particular choi ce and
will support the nominee of the cow ention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
JEROME IN BROOME COUNTY.
Democrats Say the state Needs Such an
Able and Fearless Man.

BINoHAMToN. N. Y, Sept, 1.-THE dele
gates to the Democratic State convention
from Broome county will go uninstruoted
for Governor. While John b. Stanchfeld
has the preference on account Of his popu-
larity here, local Democrats are talking
about District Attorney Jerome OF New York
for the Governorshp on account Of the fact
that the Office needs such an able and fear
less man as jerome has proved himself to
be.
1T is time" said prominent Democrat
of polit ical ringsters and grafters, and
jerome has shown that he is an enemy
to grafters by his activity as District At
torney Of New York county"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Ma, Decline Congress Nomination.

CAPE MAY. n. j., Sept 1.-THE Second
district Democratic Congress conven-
ton met here this afternoon and nolni-
mated Capt. Samuel f. Perry, a former
District Attorney of Atlantic county, rs
their candidate. He WIS present and in
formed the gathering that he would not
accept then, but would take the matter
under Amusement. If they must have an
answ er then he told them to nominate
some one else. The convention decided
to adjourn until Capt Perry could give his
ansN err
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Second Assistant for Rev. DR.. Waters.

The Rev. DR.. N. McGee Waters pastor
Of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church. has secured second assistant
in the person Of the Rev l. H. Polhemus
who until recently had charge OF the mis-
sion Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Manhattan. The Rev. Mr.. Polhe-
mus will take charge Of the Park avenue
branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
New Pork for Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn borough authorities will
recommend the purchase Of the property
bounded by Fourth and Fifth avenues
and Third and Fifth streets for a public
pleasure ground. The land was formerly
used for baseball purposes, and the only
permanent building on it is the old Cor
telyou house, which was one Of the head
quarters of Gen. George Washington. The
assessed valuation Of the property Is SOS, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Iowa Bank Embezzier Caught.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17-With fourteen
charges Of embezzlement, forgery ard
false banking" placed against him, and
aggregating more than $4,000, and said
by the police to have practically admitted
his guilt, Fred H. Cutting, until two years
ago president OF the Otto Savings Bank
Otto, Woodbury. county, To-, was arrested
yesterday on a warrant and taken to his
home town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Nominees for Electors Ineligible.

DALLAS. Tex, Sept, 1.-THE discovery
has been made that several OF the Demo-
cratic nominees for the eighteen electors
to which Texas is entitled in the national
constitutional disqualifcations. State Chair
man Andrews has called a meeting OF the
executive committee TO be held in Dallas
on Sept. "a, to make such changes as may be
deemed necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Heinze Calls or Antitrust Party.

HELENA, Mon, Sept. 17.-Because Of
the rec ognition given to his faction In the
Democratic convention, F. A. Heinze has
called Oh the convention OF his Antitrust
party that was scheduled to meet here on
Sept. 20. The executive committee. how
ever was requested to meet here on that
date and confer with the Populist and Labor
conventions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
.,nu.Hul Men Control In Broome County.

BINGHAMToN, Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
of Broome county to-day nominated John
j. Irving for District Attorney and Frank
A. Shaw and Dennis Casey for Members Of
Assembly. The candidacy Of jerome A. De-
witt, ex-Mayor OF this city. for State Comp
troller was endorsed and he as empow cred
to name his delegates to the State conven-
ton. The anti-Hill element Was in full
conventions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Peabody Heads warren County Delegation.

GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Sept 17.-George
Foster Peabody. treasurer of the Demo-
cratic national committee, who maintains
his residence in Lake George, was to-day
elected chairman of the Warren county
delegation to the State convention. An
attempt as made to instruct the delega-
ton for Mr.. Peabody for Governor, but it
was unsuccessful. They are understood
to favor the nomination Of Edward M.
Shepard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
John N. Cordts Nominated for senator.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Sept. I7.-John \
Cordts Of this city was nominated for Sen.
ator by the Republicans of the Twenty
fifth Senate district at Coxsackie this after
noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
MARRIED..

HARNES-SMITH,-MI ntervaie, n. H., In The
Cathedral Woods. on Sept. 18th, 1904, BY the
Rev. William r. Lord. assisted by the Rev.
George C. Andrews, Sybil Worthington Smith,
daughter OF the late Lieut.. Col. Edward Worth
ington Smith. 22d Infantry. U. S. A., to Herbert
Seymour Barnes. Of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
DIED..

AOFfErT.-Clcveland Lusk Mof,ett. aged years
and months. ~ Orange. N. J.
Funeral IL A. NJ. Tuesday. from u East 34tb st
New York.
MCRRAY.-on Friday, Sept. 10. Al South Poland.
Ne, Miss Mabel Murray.
Washington. Baltimore, Norfolk papep please
COPY.
WHEREOF Friday. Sept. istt, 1904. oscar r.
Weber. Of Nov York city, after brief illness,
In hls <6th year.
Funeral services will be held NJ his late residence
1879 Lexington ave. on Monday. the 10th inst
at II A. N,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
Cn METERIEA.
INSTRUCTION.
Schools Of Elocution and Dramatic Art.

ELOCUrloN. oratory voice culture. recitation
aud expression: classes Tuesday and Friday even
ings- o'clock: Wednesday and Saturday morn
ngs At 10; private instruction day and evening:
circulars. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF ELoCU.
TION. 20 Fast ed St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18

STOCK COMPANY FOR AMATEuRs-Bvenine
classes only ladies and gentlemen possessing some
dramatic ability can be properly uught tho sr Of
acung on reasonable terms: clover pupils assn rcd
engagements. For particulars address JOHN Est
lNcE DRAMATIC SCHOOL. iSse broadway a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
-,v TELEGRAPH TO TIE TuBuSEl

go ra-vy-heat closed 10 10 &c higher
s...-sav with the last prices the top ones.
IL IS some weakness early. because uhe
IT, -, markets were lower, the news from
Sec VAS rather bearfsh, End because Minne-
A1s talking fair country offerings There
eP'D ,,-,4,1-, however, on the announceTnent
vas -. -. had been sales OF 10000 bushels No.
=. a. &c over Nay. Duluth Reported HFe
- Ia for export and the seahoara Reported
loAos 80 March closed az s2atc; May sold AT
s.-s gs71c. and closed at PFC; old July closed
Va = - rt;1v S7s.c: old September. Geto, and
OF ss-.,-,Ne- gs<c sellers. Every one at me
~" -, as On the alert as 20 the cotton situa-
vIa.r che market advanced there was a gen
W. -r-sfion here 70 take back mort "heat anu
efA - -. sales made on yesterdays New-Hork
70 1870. were relatively firm. Liverpool only
rev. -. ,o-rs- which was much less than the
70 =. v.s-erday Australia shipped Li76Ooo
pro.A .,-,nared with nothing last year. Gear
plAii -. s07 600 bushels Primary receipts ana
49, 49, -, cars were somewhat larger than last
~. wheat markets ezeryvhcre, aiteT s'lO"-
-.sl-ress early closed higher.
~ ,-oes6 NC better than yesterday IheIe
OO'D -. ,rpa-ert from the Armour interests
We professional rather than commission
aho .-.-vet There had been lot OF selling
iu - an the suIly failure The absence OF any
80 memorable news from New-Fork disposed
lo,,sv 10 take back their sales March closed
e-. ,Fsv solo ~ 61ssc. and 52sc- and closed at
ai ~ - so.e sellers There were 157 carr with
e-a--.,-,,fed for Monday Pringle was a couspicu-
," - hut pit professionals generally were
o' sor rally. Cash corn was nc 10 &c lower
..-v ~, ala better later clearances we're 200
-. Liverpool was 80 lower much less tnan
-. bs-e Railroads report country loading
small ,- - -, 80. a., g..
-. ard corn. offerings small and general IN
,,-s,l,r 20 cover sales put out yesterday Futures
Sec &C 10 &c higher. Cash oats We're hr1n,
-. --o~s le5 cars, with 1G5 estimated FOR
,1,-sav The buying WAS mainly TO cover shorts.
80 elevators turned out fourteen cars and
WaO bushels standard Country loadings ere smaA.
Provisions were weak early VII Noilllii-ss-oI
-. ,.-,.,ss.,,r. shorts and packers were large
p..ve-S the early decline was recovered. PORK
eloses unchanged 20 2-tc higher; lard, -Oo 70 -5c
t.ere-. and ri0s. nc 10 loc higher There were
only 1900 hogs here There were S''o 7" est com
,s-.d Win 2 oo last year TIE big provision IN
r~-ests appear 20 be friendly 70 the market o.
tits break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorit March 10. 1904.
prA,-s AND PEAs-Ths business OF the day was q
volume; buyers are sh wS5nE on sS'E ar. . not
they hI sl. the fsein Is unsettled and weak This
APPLIES 10 kinds Of domestic aI9 -
choice per g IeaS3 IS O. s medium S = az Wits
Eensy. So 40 yellow So 20 GO black turtle s0g2
8 ss sSq F % 81 soSs. GREEN PEAS Scotch bags per
has been fsrly good ss5TG a8. o.
TrT feeling such but most sellers have an cum "a
6 S ~ ana unsettled particularly dun market Tor
unless very fancy there is some sal for ne hSneSi
Imitation creamery factory aId p- vf1a Der n pa
week.-mrs. We SqSsss ar lHs5gis Il &oo: 40 thirds
i5qiGe % held extras i9q29e % hFs 5. 9l tuSs
resi- nrsts sQ2le 90 seconds l5gi5c 90 GA -
I6q17o; 50 seeonds IL 4 ia7Ise a. thirds i5a1ao
ilai4ifc. % thirds leeglSHG; G2 ne 40 Ne Ia.
si4c. 60 No g. I2gIsc do held l2gi4te' rolls tesn'
Ta.hsr quiet .s hut With 1srf s5 sa' f ssso
q fairly active demand curing lg No., E.e I,sIs a con
s5enbie reduction While holders are i@y Te the
demand in view Of the growing lae1eSs q As I on
t.bon from exporters Hd enc grades selling fairy 10
hens s ss0 s f eoiored and for white We quotes
state fuu small fancy. I.o' G2 S. 5 r,1 "a
90 la'e I1iSi.e do ran made. large, fancy 12c: DO
choice i1e71isc; DO good 70 prime lo-e; 60 oooh -
fsi. e&9i0.e a. light SKINS s,Ie 40 eoo6 5ia5s.e
G6Ec; 90 part skH3 9s5 pt AZ ,Sn stiTi, HAS
90 r:S9L rivals heavy. with liberal surplus on
rad prices furthsr decline under IsssiIe 20 ser
49,. closes weak the reduction We quote; STATE
IN,,,aosa ard nearby fancy. selected white, lssc
- a1srre nnesc I7iec: 40 nrsts lt9se GO western ea
I-,,crS hrsrs i8Ac: do seconds, l6ihc: 90 SQtheEn
TesSisie: erties I5ae; checks. l49l+ac; duck eggs
F-RTfTs-FREsH-ApPl IN liberal supply ana weaH-
- -y.si vvbsa fancy medium and low grades drag
~swherrIes quite plenty and steady. We guotei
SPrTTs Ben Davis fair prime. per double had ee
81 6S2 30: Newton Pppn fai- to rancs g -gSS =
- SSr-rov fair prime. So gS2 20; DO splzsnoe
FAIR 10 prime s. 25qS2 IS: DO Norhern ~, IT =
49,. 1Fss. GO King 20 choice, - 2oSS .; 90
Sasv.s "a. to prime ~ 2sS2 s5i CO sssknS-tTthsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March e.-cATTLE-Rseeirts. 400 hsndi
nominal: good prime steers. s. 25fgs5 70; poor
medium. 81 5OdSJ sockers and feeders. s. 50g4 500
81 6oaS4: hefers 81 5O0S4: 81 6Os2 20;
bulls S2aS4: calves S3QSd -. Texas fed S+8SA
HOGS Receipts to-day 10000 head; morrow 40 900
choice heavy. s. S5aS5 AZ; rough hsay IS 25S5 So
light 81 s5Ts5 30. Of sales s. 80 So 30 SHEEP
Receirts aOOO head sheep and lambs steady; good 70
choice -yetherE 81 2S5 % choice mixed So 90 2
co. sheep. . as y: native lambs 81 500
s. so
Cincinnati March fo-HOGS dull lower 81 i5d1s0 TN.
CATTLE steady. s. 25IS4 50. SHEEP strong. 700
81 35. LAMBS steady. s. 50ds6 %
Kansas city. March -rATTIE-Recefpts. 1905
unchanged; export ara dressed beef 81 500
s. % fair roc s. 6o so western Jed steers 50 40
81 25QS4 20: 50 4oS3 10 native cows $50
20. native helfers So 501S4 .; bulls So 50IS3 70;
calves S3Gs6 30; receipts for the week 30. 400 noes
Receipts ZOO market b lower; TOP So 90 bulk Of sales
956S5 IL; heavy s. l01S5 2O packers S5eS5 l5 pigs
s. 1OUSJ TO- receipts for the week. $4,000
zoo: market steady; native lambs. $50
50 Is; Western lambs 81 7bqS5 co: fei So S0G$4 ST.
yearng 60GS5 10; st1Cksrs and feeders s. s50S4
celpts FOR the week, % 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET

a. march Is-The Offerings A. "a. No., ..-..
- s. amounted % II So 20 m -oes - ss.s
srosst-,s Us SPIRITED and full prices w.. 80 -
49, lthln buyers took secured fo-Ls ~
nssir-, americans purchased fnr eas--l,, Sc
r~af -. - ana NE uleril1s a st1 -.
sales - 1sls. VII he offered -olovi1r -'e s
fdGi. n Sew S1rth Waea. 800 bales. ssg.-.5
-4l8 "a CUeenslnnE 90
taist. rcourss s5s7i glesy b%ealie. Victoria so5
Australia - f--sAh o'sdi greasy. 6EdQIe "a 60
~ bales sr...T gzsessy eAdgles. west Aurt7Ss
e4dfIsI al ~, seS.la lasnla.in bales. rTss.S
y 81. - csteaaand 400 iaieT s-C----g 49,.
20 e,6t rTsary ssa, s's Q: Good HOPE and NstaI
ttOo forvard.s ss sTouHt % 5osls bales negsi ne
As Ecek se-e Ss,' - spinners. The imports eTrsns
iobs ard Nsfs1 ~ Ney-zenianc u Ia: csps 81 S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

settled down into weak coalition. however. and
throughout most Of the forenoon heavy az a1'ut
cent decline from The previous night o. July II was
Understood that part % ths selling here came from
6ouse that has been urloadlrg Tor day Or two past
Oce ths pressure EUbsided market Eteadied up ana
eitsr Y O'Clock Developed strong undsrone with re
COCK close fully cent above the lowest point, nay
being WAC and July 93AC This uptUrn attended
% active covering In all markets and BELIEF thar me
worst was IN circles Bulls also called at
tention again tie fact the visible and farm
serves ths about . per less than last
snd that when the 100000 acreage and the pos
sioity OF 10 condition considered
the general average this years situation would show
between % and - per decline last tax
ing INTO account the statistical and crop position II Wa
Aguel from this that the level G. prices was
Sc ia9era6!y too low No red closed s., elevator and
q V<gSL % o efOat: No Northern Duluth. 81 ei'%
o . ahoai CoFtN-Althoush at times weakened more
OF less oy The early weakness IN wheat the market
as rue acted very firm all day especially in Chicago
Wlere ouH support seemed be the leading feature
ot<ngs were light IN all markets receipts were not
sAoes6iNe and the Cearances again showed up rather
I1I! ne market here az o'clock was 81 20 or May
ana oossc Tor July No closed $40 b adoat;
SO = white DOC. ana No = yellow. 55-1C o ahoat.
OAL-Ine active buying OF by commission houses.
toFetheT Win the strength In corn. kept the market well
sustained al day and closed firm. No closed
ne No white, SSAzc; No white and standard white,
sc. kHE[-MaIket quiet NO Western, sc; arrive
prompt shipment BARLEY-Narlset dull. Feeding
quoted +so Nsw-York. mailing. 55d65o ! {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-TorJ March 10 1904.
Tires cars native cold al 81 5HQSJ Per 100
-; steady. dressed native sides 6s u
Sac sale city dressed veals. sll2+1o
Per 10 Sheep nominal, lambs slow end only
sales Of lambs So 20 100 70. dressed NUT
case per 70: dressed lauus. S'3gl0a No hogs on
sale alive
HEEy ES-R~ceipts cars % head consigned direct
Three chicago steers sold az s. oGSJ loo 70
Dressed beef steady, cry dreed native Sides so q &c
per Cables received quoted American 1--we cattle
selling TIuII- dressed weight refrigerator beef at
siz ass per Reported exports Of bees for to-day fol
low: T-mbrla Liverpool about 1S0O quarters beef
the NnreapoIfs London cattle 1000 quarters
the British Empire. ard C62 sheep London
and 20 cattle Antwerp: the CUriuthan Glass
3j cattle. Paul to Southampton $500 quaTtsrA
saIes-Shsr1naa culver II chicago steers. ICES 70
s. per 100 To- ~ GO. LIZ ID az - so - Co
1875 n ct 81 20.
CALVEsS-No receipts and on sals. city dressed
veals. Sdl2i4c per ~. country dressed 64iOizo.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Roreipts, al for the markst
and ell Jersey city. were cars or ia head sheep
nominal; rated slow and easier Three and halt
cars OF stock were unsold One ard a half cars q
lambs 50 per loo 70 Dressed mutton. $3.50
per 10 dressed lambs oQlVc' country dressed hothouss
lambs. S2lST per
sales-Keras Commission Company. ia Western lambs
average. s. 40 per 100 10; 100 DO % 70 at So 40
HOzTsReceipts were I6 cars. or 2Oi5 head. al con-
signed Country dressed quoted at 5gS.c per 70
for heavy to light weights
sales-Kerns Commission Company Gate yesterday)i ~
Pennsylvania Pigs 10 ID al 81 90 per loo 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. .Srch "a 1904
COFTEE-TNc-c derable LIQUIDATION 2 coffee
believed originate rs-1!e
cotton leading a active market but offerings.
z rule cC. KY absorhed demand
market showing sig-s q special sYprel es0n ruled
generally steady. u opened steady unchanged prices
decline q points and closed steady points higher 10
points lower. sales reported q 1-3.G,0 bags
The tra1e abroad evidently unaffected by SIy
collapse Gables. least hardly responded
c4nes here later on the previous Hayrs
cfa@Eed 70 = franc lower and Hamburg also
unchanged ~ pig lower Neither % TIE Brazilian
kets reported any change snG Brazilian receipts were
llst about In Inc with expectations Tie two ports lad
-4No tsrs against 100 bags last an5 n
receipts 1900 against is $50 last year
The pointer looked little heavier than thar O.. prev
JOYS DAY l5t NO enougn so @ make any material differ
encc Possibly The chief OF tho Liquidation
q vas fear thai some q The houses which have been
fra-EaCrluC business
should have become involved difficulties a
the failure ~ tho .eade-. ouJa-
ton noted dd not be
Way IN which 90 taken by ths market hopes
q higher level result q the light Bra
Ean movement though Street people report little demand
fF actual supplies The spot market quiet IN
g. -0
The range % contract prices IN local market to-day
vas q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

g California - H. p. losing: wHEAT-spst cur,
n.aed new. e 2Se ,S.-9lssN-spot firm; American
CANADIAN quiet. Is 7l6 TI az May. IS 8&c PEAS
I5sff7 i5s $500 ieaeon CPacias 9s 5sn'y winter
frf ~ '--L-l lrn; extra lei. CleAD Urn 70
cay prime mess. Weste-- 1 "a mesa 67s Ga
ana cut "a - =, 49, SIS BAcoo-c,,s1. 80
see- ESesr nlladies hvht = 10 81 ~ y q 70 Sss
m = - -tH'E - % 30 n g7F. 49,, sc long
r{es;s .s' eesr bellies = % le ~ 20 s'esT 9SeSs
prime v'esfs- =, ~ - TO- quiet SIS Ca I1pr9 - =
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