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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-10
WHAT LUCKY ONES RECEIVED
AT THE SISTERS FAIR HELD
IN ARMORY.
Many Handsome Gifts Were Distrib-
uted by the Ladies Who Held
the Bazaar.

The following is a list of the persons
who received presents at the annual
fair held by the Sisters of Charity
in Armory Hall. together with the ar
ticle they received:
j. H. Ross, picture of Father F'lohr;
sofa cushion, ]. Burrows; parlor rug,
st. Mary's hospital; lamp, Miss M.
Stuart; pig. n. Sell; Battenburg GEN.
ter piece, Pat Donovan; small doll, Mrs.
McGrail; burnt work, Mrs. Mary Nc
Carr; vases, M. Zuger; sofa pillow, Mrs.
E. H. Nassau; "Hiwatha," IONA Corn;
beer stein set, Mrs. M. Riley; jardinier.
James Tuite; ottoman, Mrs. j. j. Boyle;
picture, Mrs. A. Bischoff; barrel of
flour, Miss Mary Dacres; comb and
brush. Mrs. Francis A. Garrecht; fancy
center piece, Nell Thompson; flat irons.
F. LIE Fere; china vase, Lucille Fisher;
rocking chair, Mrs. Suttner: buggy
robe, William Dalton; table cover,
Father Nj. Flohr; sofa pillow, A. j.
Dooney; buggy robe. Mrs. William
HOgobOOm: sofa cushion, Mr.. Meisen-
heimer; violin, Parnell Hayes: lamp
stand, Mr.. Wetsche; comb and brush,
Grace Martin; bread tray, Mrs. N. Ri
ley; wood stand, w. r. Day; doll, Will
lie Bowe; large doll, Esther McCush-
EN-; box of soap. Miss Anna Bracken:
bureau scarf, Mrs. A J. Bischoff CEN
ter table, n. r. Norman; rocker, Clara
Nassau; harp, Rev. M. F'lohr; music
stand, Royal Niles; hall mirror, E. III.
Nassau: hall chair, w. H. Weber; ia
A. Clark; chatting dish, Mrs. Francis
A. Garrecht: bathroom set, Rev. M.
F'lohr; parlor lamp, AL Quinn; por-
tiers, Ruth Garland; rocking chair,
Thomas Quinn single harness, John
O'Rourke; camera, Agnes Schanno;
center table, Paul Kent; lady's fur.
Pat Mooney; solk cushion, ]. F. Nc
Cool: Overcoat Annie Barry; carving
set Lulu Mcdonald; rocking chair,
Mrs. Clara Quinn; lady's shoes, Ha-
eel CrOmpton; black dog, Conrad
Barch: big doll, Viola Harter; center
table, Rev. M. Flohr; laundry basket,
Mrs. Donovan; center piece, Robert
Gerry, Pasco; picture. DR.. Suttner;
picture of Cardinal Gibbons. Mrs. M.
McCool; stove, Dan Donovan; cushion,
Mrs James Casey; dining room table.
H. ]. Schafed portiers, Brother Jul
liam; center piece, Ed Grove; picture
of Pope Plus, Ruth Garland; berry
dish. Philip Clark; white blanket, Will
liam O'Donnell; barrel of flour, Rev M.
F'lohr; white bedspread, Theodore
Rondema; saddle, William Bracken:
picture of ST. Anthony, Father LIE
We're; opera shawl, W. H. Weber; dolly,
Mike Toner; glass dish, c. A. Sanders;
mirror, Clyde Brown; table cover, A
Bypyznski shoes, r. Hogan; shawl
Joe j. Mcdonnell; cane, Brother Basil;
decanter, A. Schafer; point lace, Nell
lie Hayes; Indian blanket, Stella Nc
Donald; sofa pillow P. F. Maher; stu
dents lamp, Rev. M. Flohr; doll suit,
Miss Walsh; cushion, DR.. Suttner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-10
Cured PARALYSIS.

writes: MY wife had been suffering
w. S. Baily P. o. True, Texas.
five years with paralysis in her arm,
when 1 was persuaded to use Billiards.
Snow Liniment, which cured her all
right. 1 have also used it for old
sores, frostbites and skin eruptions.
It does the work." Csc, soc, $100.
The Upington Drug Store, dealers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-10

J. w. Cookery, licensed embalmer
and undertaken Babcock block, 712
First street. Tel. Main 379.
Satisfaction flour, better than the
best. Coyle & Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

stock on sale Sheep appeared be steady. but slow
good handy weights good held steady
and IN fair demand: medium grades slow but not
7orabIv lover The pens not quite cleared COM
mon TO good sheep sold S3dS4 so per 100 choce
clIls at S5 Dressed mutton slow SRlOIsc per u.
dressed lambs sold 81 G1Sc
sales-Kerns Commission On &C Company; 10 KeatrcAy
S6 25 25e do. IS n az s. =; 24o 90 81 n az s.;
23e Buffalo do 70 .. At 81 % Kentucky culls. 30
S5; 2s Kentucky sheep, ls4 Io az s. 40 d. I12
Newton & Co; go Kentucky lanbs 2 2, az 81 50;
e. 81 as II DO 81 p at 50 80; ia OGlo
Esthers. IOs n So Is; g Kentucky sheep. 1o1 n.
a. 81 %: DO. 143 n. at SC 80.
McFhersou & Co.; 254 Kentucky lambs. e5 n.
81 2oS Virginia do. 81 n a. SO s7ls so Virginia
sheep. 93 n, So ..
Tooin & shannon: eco West Virginia laGos % 20; az
81 %: Isl Virginia DO 63 n, So 6 West Virginia
Hs-rirEton & Co: ei7 Buffalo lambs II p al Sc
EOGS-RscsIpts II cars 1856 head. including
Firm for nearly all weights.
State hogs quotabIe IS s09lS6 10 per 100 Ib
Country dressed hogs steady at In3S3sc Per u for
medium 10 light weights.
sales date yesteriayl-Tohn p Nelson's 80 hogs.
1G5 10 average. At SO 10 per 100 n
II. Fl Hollis; state hogs. ls0 ~. at 50 10
Judd s. Co 25 state hogs. $50 n. at 50 10;
rough. 400 n AT s. 10
ToLin & shannon: 70 STATE hogs. 17s y. a. ss; g.
22T 10 IS 90 roUghs. 256 u. a. 50; DO 4lO To-
81 90. stags 80 u at 81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 4.--CATTLE-Recepts. 1000 head
Texans Sc. western IS Market slow 20 steady. GOOD
prime steers. s. 256S6 -; medium S4dS9
stocEe-s feeders. S2GS5 cows. 81 ZoS4; nelLefs
81 TO- 81 5Q5oS2 40 bulls SgS4 To- caves y -
Csc: Texas fed steers s3Q$t So Western steers y 9
mNet butchers S5 20gS5 50 good 10 choice nea9yyg
s. So bulk OF sales, s. eo9S5 IS SiEEFa-ReceiPLs
10000 market for sheer and lambs steady 70 lover 500
choice wethers SO 5S4 IL fair to choice mixed so
Cincinnati. 4.-EOGS-Active. higher. SASS 80
CATTLE weak s2qE2 SHEEP duh. lower. s1gSS 90
East Buffalo Aug. rLE---Recetpts, 500 head
slow. prime steers. SIS 50GS6 shipping 81 I5QS3 p
butchers S4TS5. heifers S3 252S4 go So I59St
bulls. So 1904. stocsrs and feeders. 81 501S3 70
VEALS-Receipts. 450 head. active. S56ST %. HOGS
Receipts 4@00 head: active: Digs 510 higher others
lower. Sc GJS 20: mixed. So TJ7S5 so Yorers
s. 609S5 50. pigs s. s5S6 roughs s. IU0 - 30 stags
T5GS4 %: dai-tes S5 5o9S5 20 SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 5000 heat sheer steady lambs 2oc h!g1er
lambs S56ST; yeariings S5QS0 IS. wethers 81 1895;
Kansas City Aug 4--CATTLE-Recsipts. 4.70O head
includ!nz 300 Southerns strong 10c higher
cncce por and dressed steers IS 209S6 25 fair
Ecod Sc 75aS5: SO T5S5 90 st0cksrs
feeders So 25d$4 so. Southern steers. 81 50gSt
Southern cows 81 5Q1S3 25: 81 758S+ 25
native heIfer 81 50@S5 10: bulls s. 25Gs3 20; calves
So 5OR$4 -. HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head market so
IS bulk of sales. 50 l00S5 %:
S. IOdS5 20 packers IS l0dS5 % pigs Hghrs SS
s. 35 SFFEEP-Rece'pJs. 1000 head; market steady;
iar1bs S4aS6 % fed S3lS3 10 Texas cpped year
Ins s3 5U0S4 IS; Texas clipped sheep. So 25S4; stock
ers and feeders S2gS3 70.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. August 4. 1904
BEEYE5s-Recepts, including late arrivals yesterday
were le cars a5T head including ears tor
ana IL for Fridays market None ofterec alve to
day Feeling weak Dressed beef mad some Inquiry AZ
s91oSc still sells as nigh as
lie No later cable advices received from Liverpool and
London narkets Exports and none reported thua
Tar for tomorrow.
CALvEs-Receipts were s21 head. all for the market
Trade quiet prices about steady quality
considered Common prime vsals sold al so4S0 per
Loo n; tasnds 81 50 butterilks AZ 50 IoSA dressed
calYeh steady ct saI2ze per for city dressed veals
and e4llc for country dressed.
salssI1ellne WrignL Co IL veals ~ 10 ever
DO. l95 10, bufrernilks LoS
at 81: 90 do. ls5 n, SS rs.
George & l. s. Dilenhack: 50 veals I59 n, AT 81 70;
Is bueternilkB. leI -. 81.
W r. Humei veals, LIS 10 at 81 so: OuGferuilzz,
1sb n az So % CO. ia n. s. IS
s. Judd & Cot 25 Feals. iA3 n, u S.
Newton Co.. L vsGs. III n Gt Ss 60. 20 n
u 50 so; do. I51 n. at So so
Mcpherson q Co; VsRls. 80 S.
SHEEP AND -AMBS--ReceiDts were II ears. or d.so3
head. and with nearly carload es shsep bald over
FsaGesc4ys arrivals e11r. a1ouS - c.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I4yerpool. Aug Closing, wHEAT-spot nornina.i
futures arm september 6s load. December. Is I0%Ad
CORN-sDot steady; Anerteaa mixed. rev. - Sad;
IS 6isd PEAs-canadiaa STEADY 5s 41sG FLoCIt--ss
clio Coast firm 1896 BEEF-Extra India mesa
dull SIS Cd PORk-Prtms mesa. Western. steady.
HAMS-Short cut Il 20 10 n. strong ass.
BACON firm. Cumberland cut. "a SO n, ass; short
rib "a 70 AIS. long clear mtddlss, light IS 70 -
10 AIS 3D. long clear nIddles heavy 80 70 20 10 SIS
short backs. Is % 10 firm AS Sd. clear bellies,
10 hrrn 45s Sd shouldera square, II 70 13 n.
firm. As Cd LARD steady; Prime Western. IN tierces
B4s SO American refined. IN pals. sos Cd BUTTER
Good United States quiet. 69s. CHEESE firm: American
dnest white ass: do colorad. S9s I'd TALLOW-Priue
civ Arm 2ts Sd TURPENTTNE-Sp quiet. 4is Cd.
POSIN-Comrnon steady. Is Cd. PETROLEUM
quiet sad OIL~-Laseed firm, 1ss &c.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

that had come sAat whatever might be ult-
q substantial break which would snake a lot of
bear operaons oS the forsn5 n % eg vas AS an S a I Sc, ' @
cables and an absence of seous news from the North
IN thaL qqartsT we're no worse There was moreover
n all Western markets. The change came at mid
d vas SO As Il ae leading 5us . ba s1.s srs5 ' ne Seess
Aos q te proiessi2l contingent had gone short Of the
brought some OF the sensational
ing TIE %o-et crop Prospects that mas been seen this
season Il vas irti2ted that the Northwest authority
some time past. vas among those putting further
September 9Sc IN the local market when ts
2eEs rst care CO. Within ten minutes the price Vas
price reached amid yeus o. approval
shorts ara 5utsie longs kenl ;ne price going 5eadiiy
until tho close when i stood at 81 o1 = 6id T6s was
S So 40 ~ ~ e @ a @ oor29a of 81 o. LAeIs was no
came a-ter tae clcss Of foreign markets The- action
down @i5h BsrIn = f-a6t SIS 5r usa7es % o8 tae
otaer hand vas s points E1y5er and r1e+r ,stes re
,a-s lie -c 59o 5 j BE- S9ti(5ss & ewes = 5ecePts @
The Northwest was heavy buyer the advance. Nay
2sg27sc above the Drevi0as night other Western
character q news was such tat considerable spring wheat
SAD 5at rust news vas causing apprehens.oR Argenae
200 o0o bush Al The close here 10 red was quoted
eaoat CoRN-There was considerable excitement also IN
ae cen H1TAeL ana range of prices that closely FOL
ke vas 9a net higher bat early in The day decided
under the previous night This favorable
Price Current review cables and good
The ray The market resulted entirely
wheat Final prices a day
receipts 297 600 bush. against
last year There vas an increase IN eeaTances the 20
tai being lO5010 bush Ony 5 loads reported for
export No corn closed a. 81 Nc elevator. and 5sas
( @ b aioat; No white. see and No yellow, 6Oc
a1oat OATS-The oats market likewise opened weaker.
with fairly general selling by commission The de-
started lot Of buying antictpa-
uou of rally and these were supplemented later by
active demand from shorts giving the market firm
close TIE local cash situaon duh with prices
follows: Mixed 20 10 81 n. 4IG43c natural 80 % 81 70
45G46c. clipped white. Sc 40 n 4585-c- RTE-Ma7-
ket nominal BAELEY-AIarket nominal.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
NAVAL sToREs.

The demand for spirits turpentins moderate with
prices slightly lower machines 5655c
steady 10 arm and unchanged with fairly good
uand- We quote
SPIRITS TCRPETTINE-Ou ana machine barrels. SO
TAR-Piae ana oil bols nominal
ROSIN-Courlon God strained, SO 706S2 70; So
e So So 0S; H 50 10; l. SO 40GS3 45. K So S0$3 90,
81 81 lO0Ss Is; n 81 2Od$4 25. G. IS 65gS4 20. W,
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 1852 bbls
Spirits tUEpentin9 $50 bbis
Tar zooo ools
Savannah Aug s--tRPENTINE hrna, 52Sc; re-
celpts bhls 25 ohls; exports. 81 bbs ROSIN
arrn. receipts 2e44 sales 1947 bbS 59sJ
bbs Quoted: A c, 81 35d$2 40; d 81 40GS2 As: 4.
81 30; F. 81 55. G. 50 so; So 75 IS3 80. X IS NJ.
Sc 30; n. S4 " G. 81 42ls " ", 81 67is.
Charleston, AGg; 4-TIFPENNTRISEE N 70 p Arm; 52lsc RosIN
H. S2 &c: L 50 10: K $s As n 50 10 n. So soi c.
WilrninTron. < c. Aug. A-SPIRTTs TURP8NTINE.
nothing doing: receipts 81 ROSIN 81 35;
ceipts e3 bbls; TAR firm 81 10 receipts bbls. CRUDE
TURPENTINE hrra. 50 25GS5 T59$4: receipts 10 bbs
London A.-TURPENTINE-Sprt 4Os Sd EOS-
IE-Araerican strained. IS Sd. hns. lis 90
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a. R

Trans depart nom Grand Genital Station. @-d 3 a@
4th Az. as follows. 60 .-oo
= $500, 'f sol. sfI2-00 p. N =.
BosT0S Via spriIsisa-f5o6 4 IL til 1900. 'liA:oo.
"11NO P. IL
FITCHBCECf. WiIua1tic Putnam, and worcester
-f'3-U0 +. NJ
LAKEvILLE and NORFOLK, 9fs;I5 A. NJ, 1880 P n
GREET HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENO&
PITTSF5EID, via South Norwalk-15:uO. T1S-l5 A NJ
$3.50, 1880 p NJ
WATERBURY, AID vvINsTED-s5.OO $500. $500.
1'lU:Q3. s'lO02 TO Waterbury, IL, T.luS- TA.sus
&sS;v1. ft5I0. $1,000 GO Waterbury, P NJ -
Ticket orces at ctfaud Central station and cloth SIS
also a. cll3, c26l IIs5 cli sroadEay c5 Fark Paes
c5 Union square cls2 Fth Av., c2iS Columbus Az ts
Madison Av c9l3 Wes- 125th ST. I53 l23th ST. IN
BTookyE. ca Court ST. s60 Fulton St. 300 BROADWAY
2. =.
Daily; tExsspt suaeays, ssurtays only sae1fs-
days only sSJops l25ch ST <Pa-lor Car Limited
Has Dining car Agencies selling Far-oz and sleep
Ing tickets also.
C. T. HESIPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.

rv-.-, .----z- r1-sarfs generally
GU z sfss--- -sr r- -a-reL points lever
eia4-s- genera E4s.s. sales oc about
a. s-o--S S--s4-' r.-e 1ls sympathy with the
cer..nuzl e1---ezs q lie I2.--
fsr-s- t--rrr-aa cables r-l- tA-r- 80
src--e5 several f---1er eZ-a----a o. ,.--
- uost-lluz an tIe arf--- ..-- .---5s- -.-
- --- r--.- s--sat a--ses t1-ghr. probably rep
W. --.--.-e business %. these houses,
Ie------ Covering ---ges. While CoE-Els
-. '-- orders etf-a- II there
- a. change -ls situation %
So BUSINESS. Receipts Brazilian
p1-cs E- rL1-l-g --4- ~ p --- t-
hslEC Ly t-e Ccepea-s-- A------ll - -
while stree. people are iooA--s --- 1t ~ -
business before many t7--7 ---1 r--
TC5siv cause importers 70 bay more .leeiy n braz--4h
-1-z- f- uC-.ds visible SUPPLY lg-res Tor the aCCt1
Increase 2ls63= EaEs -1s- apGlt as eA-
The present visible supply is 1&oey Ia bags.
srai7rt about I2s6los rass ast month ana l-oil4ec
49, a year aE3 rEs IS very large reserve
f.TDlv 1ut t5e -5eay IS t1a- with tie present crop
rri-.-~ f-s- ne t-e surplus ac-1La-41ls o-
T6 ce1ees prsctc8-ly exhausted the present season
W. witness -=-ur.--n ID the visible. c-a =
wiz rec1.leo s now 1nl1-=1 srl strongly 1ec q
the European Lar-e l-clanEe- 20 .raEI
hrhe- and fIaln1E-g UaclE-se- = pig higher The
fpot G-e- sikh Quotations on tbs oasis cl
gA -aas q contract prices r. re local Eaet to--ay
z-a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

tn EErhaags special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
= lcerate demand. sales 600 bales. speculation
f ZOO bales: Arnel can. 6o00 hales; receipts e.0O0
.-.ss 100 American. mi6-upand. Cd. Futures opened
49, po1ts lover 0ld and 6gT points lower OF
gee-Lalss closed quiet net points lower
80 SO pontB positions. August. 675d
aepten1oer. 66sd; September-Octcber. 654c; Oc
.eoer-Acveulber I'D: Novombsr-December b.led De-
-arua-y. 5.g5d January February and February
- blad; March-Apr. 5.15d. Nalche8ter-Earus
49, c-Qths- buVers hold or
~ @ygR AND AEAL-A tFias better demand vas nosed
~ este lay -four market. partly result of the
49, ss n sheet Bayers who have haa ysions q leEsr
are beginni1g 70 lose hope and coming into the
ISsi n .aEseF ngmbers The businesa included ears
f BAKERS. nf winter patents aud several small lots
- saiEhts snA spEnE patents Spring Datsnts s. %
tea: GIrnlEhtE. 81 500 s. IS. winter pateats
e. spring elsars s. shasA 20: sztEe 20 Writer
s9lR aEgl Quoted: Pair @ gooa s40ss g: choice 10
--eLtsy - 2aGel e5. COREAEhL Arm Quoted. Kiln
srse. eaass 10 as 20 brand BAoNEAL arm Quoted
te white ara yelaoW s. 15GGl 90: coarse 81 i0sl
80 lIn Quo ed WegleTu eprtlg $40. standard mid
--ag. - co. Sour e21 25 Red Dog SO 80. August
plnelt, eity hFan, s20GE21: bulk ana sacks nddlag
- Es2a Fo' Red Dog. s26 hoEniny chop g. 80 bulk
49, . eerkH CTIEEAE. e23 50
4t-AlA--l EAT-Ag culEllnGtion u the Vigorous
~ eanpaisu - UhsEt CURING the moufhs Sep
oef to-day passed the dollar marx n EepV-yogk and
t.l-fssd ernsi1eFlhly highGr q wIid gfann=as
y shnr1z Fha uptTn .hs maTst coUpetslV bv sur
ee - early trend % prices been downward and
- @-~s AZ nsAd s4-trr every es-sgs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

he local spo- cotton closed quiet and
e5=rgsa 1045e tor uaideling Upland and 1000 for
5-c-E Guc sales EpirEere, zoo bales FOR export,
30 ard delivered contract, 200 bales Southern spot
snaFAe-s re.egraphed .ocws Galveston quiet.
unc1ang.1 ~ lI-sc- sales asT bales: Mobile nominal
~ lover, Io1sc. savannah, Cle- sc lower l01zcs
eees = bales Augusta Etec5. unchanged. I0lac;
sAez y bales. NurtClk, STEADY. unchanged Gales. IS
pAes Baltimore nominal. unchanged, 1125c. St Louis.
e-.e sc lower 1J9sc. sales Us bales NeV-OrsanE.
ssay unc-ansec. T. sales. $50 bales. Memphis,
slsacys uEcnalEec. I0isc.
steepts tne oc-a ard iEreror points to-day,
psfec Eith The same day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
IIvERPooL cOTToN MARkET.

liverpool Aug T. p. m.-COTTON-Spot moderate
prices points lower American u1dns FAIR
s4d good ordinary. 562d. ordinary. 5.3sd. The sales
OF ths dsy bales. OF which 2.0tO for
speculation export, and included 5000 American
Recetpts including $500 American Futures
opened and closed quiet. American middlng C.
August 5.75d August and September 55sd; September
md October October and November 5.&25s No
vernber and December. SIsd; December January,
I'D January February SLID February and March.
x April. 0-1Sd-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
Tas Statistical position q: Brazilian ooass Is as tal-

COTTON -Af,C-s.te-l1g The generally bea-lsh i--e-pre-
tatl1r placed AecnescaEs crop report tie break N
.l-epa- e1- Tie -a-y favorable weather reflected
lv Tie -ars reports there very ii--e cotton tor
s2-e to--a., ana che bulls had tt1culry whatever
y nol-lle prices closing lE1res
Narc L- several prc-lls-- h11r urrzs-s had evidently
received re- orders snd every Appearances -ar
elzel se--IE Greer a
onernE Two tl-es times during session there
was iftle covering anc these leading bulls
seemed 70 be reducing their lines hardly
pro0sale taese interests were forced materially
erease I1er --leLts during the days trading.
rate seems 1ea--s1 enough Everyone convinced
nGi bumper crop ls being raised. Immediate
corelL11s lock none TOO promising AID oD
movement IS net tar away But these thiIgs which
eNe 2een recognized for some weeks past and
l1fe loz- tEer power promote fresh selling They
- nave pIoVec sufficient - encourage those already
" remain ana r-r-s-Is 20 De seen
u1.s a7s counting l-on start enough covering 70
inake narser tGr -leir holdings. So far there
el 70 apparent attempt Ertrg --is oy
ils az advance sufficient The market
eene1 steady decline q 2t4 points. u sold
- p7iIls let cEe- rasn ra-z1 a gain of 4G5
points sl1 closed Te-- steady 2G4 points higher.
receipts - &c bales crop cotton Exports
Isry liberal ar5 consolidated stocks down almost
q lore;e1=-ey low rSure beng less t-au 1000 hses.
q Jess --a- lE--alI ie figures of last year. when
e1a11e ca71lns conditions being manipulated.
VI course crop outlook much
lorlzcg -1ar present. lI- also BE- recalled
t1st one o- factors cutting OF last years
eaa taose present hg-r.as buzIper yield
nave 10 assurance against repetition q such disaster
ne s-ss . contract prices ir lie local market TO
a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
The STATE OF TRADE.

Bunalo Aug. FLOUR d-m. What. spring one-.
fnrs ifzr-. No Northern 81 IS CORN higher No >
yellow SOC. No corn 5sc OATS unsettled. No 3
white In store 43c canal freights easier wheat, 2zo;
t5icaE5 Aug 4-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

wheat No. 2 Qpeaans Hsassst I0wsgt olozssFF
ssP8si;5er ssP5st; 5Rs%jsss S95, o7iagss5@ S5s ~
nsSsi.oeF nsy .o.r. s ...55 ! 855s s5: S5s ss5s
Corn No .
s:.:=. s.s..=.:: s.s.i. Z: Il II 4. &: &:
Oats 40 =:
September go. .s3s as4-. s45. .g24s ssEGs3% 81.
Rsesm1er Rec s5. 555 g$5 aSSs7" Sss s$ss
5s55s5a 559ss1 ::2. q3 1899. qas9 G3:2a qsSs isssa
8:3.s:. s:S5sss:: s.... ssss 1871 ssGSa ES92.
5ss95ss4 55es5eso'r -. 7S2s 75ES 49, 5E3
wiiEzr So : sRrqF s. o2ssi os Eo 5ssG{i' S.
S7sc: No white 25g375ao: RYE. 10 = 90: BARLEY.
SEED. NJ = 81 i; 10 NsrtaEestsrl 81 =. CLOVER
P6RK Hess per t5j. So s55sI8. LARD per loa n.
s. sgSe % l & s-' ss5 " y 's bss, ~
hlgh wines 81 IS On the Produce E2zchsRgs: BUTTER
steady az mask. cases aeLdsa. l2iagl6=4s: CHEESE
siavauaes. aug. 4-vaEAr 70 Northern.. 81 %:
- northern s. o37sl o.. new sePSs96eT gISs BID
;. 55'se. september. 5ea.o asked
s. os- 10 Northern. 81 oe4i September. a9@oi De-
Minneapolis Aug. 4-CIose. WHEAT. September.
g Sac peeemhsr. o$gs5 sci May oIee: 10 / sard.
81 06h FLoUE-First uatentI s. sos5 40 second pat
2S5 sa s. 6a6S3 I5 second clears,
8 Go. BEAN-In buz, 81. shorts S16 so
Philadelphia. WHEAT rr-. AMI % higher
contract grade august, eiE32e CORN strong a1d =
higher. AIEusL 5T15T OATS quiet steady No
white aatlrai 80 46'ec FLOUR Arm. 5g1IQo barrsi
higher super 50 2O9S3 40 d. extras. s. jO$3 l5
Feruss lvalla roller. 81 2OnS4 a. 90 90
straght new 81 5cgSl 65 Western winter. csar nsE.
s. 90 s. 60 straight. s. 6OHS4 50; 60 DO
patent new. s. s5GS5 To-. kansas clear. sacAs,
S4aSs StEnis4t. sacks. So 4oUSs 60 DO pat
eal sacks 465eS4 81: spring. clear. s. sS4$t -;
GO bra-ds s. 53s5 s. RYE FLOUR quiet aid
without important BUTTER unchanged,
Western creamery isc. nearby 20c EGGS
steady. demand, nearby drstz ia GlSc az
mars. frrsh western Nrsts. isc. az mark CHEESE
steady. ta- demand. NewFoTS full creams. choice
fancy. sG5fzc. Seus-y1rN full fair gold.
GT@c hecesgs-FoGr 800 bhIa and les 600 y n sacks
shipncntsN 80 O0O bush; 54l0o bUsa
Il bush
vator g3sc. September SG@sc December. Is sc. >
hard GtEg5c CORN. 80 . cash. nominal; September.
use December. 46.Ef5-sc OATS No cash. 371sc:
Senteu3bvr. sc. 40 = white SIG37 s7c
Toledo. Aug 4.-CLOVERsEED. cash. s. 20: October
81 85s ALSIEE~ prime. So co bid, august 50 20 bid
TIMOEHT, prime 81 521c September. 81 52la.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
BEADING SYSTEM

NEW JERSER CENTRAL R. r.
FeFEy I've minutes earlier than Shown oelOW-l
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOVVN AND sEArCT1
80. 500 (5-45 EastOu oElyl p sun. "a IS n
WIIKEsBAkRE AND sCKaNTON-sa6o. SO a N.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHTEST, TONS RIVER AND
EARSEGAT-z4O0 % 40 .. m, zls0 (5AO. Lazs-
weed and LaAshU-st oulyl. 40 p sundays
AILANTIC CTTY-ss.4o a N. ts.4o p N
N1NELAND And BI1LDGEION-tzAoo q N. E3tSo
Kong BRANCH, AsBCRT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINIS-
S4-0o $50. lilo a M 1l 20 -. 339s s.5S (eXceDs
Long Branch. 4t5l, 453, 5-39 $50. 1I50 p m
sundays, except Ocean Grove. SIS n LSo. Aao.
uADELPHIA-tREADING TER11INAL). sA7s.
woe 1900 $500, 1000, f1LG0 4 m. f12-00 sL0o-
5000 p 81 = Udt-
z4Ia AND CHESTNUT STREET5-f4-25. $500 80. 00s
100 3 Il. goa <'400. 500. goo. 1s-25 p n
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-20o 1aa0. u "a.
zoe, 400. SEQ. ZOO. I2-15
AEADzNGi HARRISBURG, POIISVLLLE AND WILL
n, Reading onlyj. 300. nsL2O, t2o0 D
Reading. POrrsvtlie and 1890
Atlantic Highlands. Ssabrghr Monmouth Beach. LOuE
Branch AsoUry Park, p Pleasant, 400. 1O-0o. 100
n, LOO. eco. 3-45 ASo $50 500 to AsbuTy Parzj
p n sundays 1000 a n. Loo. Ao4. 500 p m
Sunday SUNDAY only fParlor only Via Taula-
GA ISarUrdayS- aExcept Saturday,
Oces- Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry. Astor Eouss.
ISL lS4, l30O 1884 Broadway. 182 SIN AV.s % Lno0
square West. -25th ST.. rs West lZ5rh
20 Columbus Az. New York Court St. 54s, $50
Fulton s., B'klyni 500 Bway- y 'rnSbUrg- New York
Vice Pres. and Gen Msr Gen. Passr Agt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
New Y0RK ONTARIO & EESTERA RT.

LackawNnna Railroad.
Lea,e .Se~ 4or4. foot rsFclay and ChrlstoRhsr sss
<S0t A M-For A-uSlarlEon cnd Sy-acuse
90 co ~ M--F'or Bu1raIo. Ch--ago and s. Louis
&I-00 p M-FOCcu1 Mountain Special
- 40 p N-For Euf1lo and Chicago
f40O ?. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
500 p. L-Fcr BuGaIo and Clicago-
ss4s p M-Eor BUfTalo. syracuse Riehesld SprtngA
900 A. M-For ChicaS lse2ers open F. ~
Tickets at 10. 4e9 1tSS. 1424 Broadway. y y SSN
Fulton St. Brocklyu- "Daiy- Except sunday tIHuEs-
davs Fridays and SATURDAYS