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Newport weekly independent., 1904-05-13
A FORTUNE IN A POTATO.
Huber Raised by Scotchman and Sold at High Price-Well-Named
 the "Eldorado."

No potato ever gained so much notoriety as Eldorado, raised by the famous Scottish raiser Mir. A. Findlay, of Markinch. The very name of the variety, says the Gar dener's Magazine, was stroke of genius, for it is hardly possible that the raiser, or those who had the good fortune to secure some of the first tubers distributed, could have imagined that in so 1 short a time it would change S hands at such enormously high a prices
 MT. George Massey, of Spalding, @ was one of the very first to obtain s the stock, and from him Mir. Zach S ariah Gray, well-known grower q at Everton, Sandy, purchased q N stone weight for f20. This set the ball rolling, and as lAr. Findlay resolved not to further distribute Eldorado until the autumn of 1904 the demand for the small stock available was doubled and trebled, and so the prices rose Messrs. Dennis, the Covent Gar den statesmen, and Messrs. l. Poad & Sons. of York, possessed sup plies, and the latter firm found 2 purchaser of four pounds at fl5' per pound. This determined then to obtain further stock, and so a
 the smithfeld club show a mem
 Der of his firm found that Mr. Mas sey had a limited stock for dispos
 al and made him an offer of l'oo . for agstone. MT. Massey refused
 as he wanted f1,5oo, but event'
 ally the bargain was struck a 2
 q ,400s to the satisfaction of pot
 partie Subsequently MT. Maj
 sey sol relatively small qual
 tity for .0oO, so that hisorlglns
 !ranaa n brought him yer
Newport weekly independent., 1904-05-13


 his house and it's s,
 comes with shock
 says Woman's Hoapte
 Who would have
 that this most democrat
 would have chosen for hi
 vironments so essential cratic? He lives in the hes a splendid park, patterned N1l the English idea of vigorous ex' clusiveness, it's gates jealousy guarded by lodgekeeper. l The interior of the house is in keeping with the atmosphere of the park without, quite unlike Edison. The reception-room was utterly different from what I ex- pected. The admirably draped curtains, the tables and chairs ar ranged win an eye to artistic eff feet, were not of Edison's choos- ing. He cares too little for the luXuries of life. This was his wife's work; it was all so wom- anly.
 I heard quick footsteps behind me, and Edison appeared, greet ing me cordially and unaffectedly. He was dressed in the queerest of costumes-a long blouse that reached to his heels, evidently of his own pattern, serviceable and work worn.
 "Come along into the labora- tory," he said.
 So I followed him through the dining-room and the "den" into the laboratory that he has fitted up for himself in his home. There I found his little boy, his shirt-sleeves rolled up, his face and hands smeared like his fathers. They had been making various compounds of which lamp black was the chief constituent.
 'So you work on Sunday, too?"
 Edison winked confidentially. "You see, Mrs. Edison is away. can do as like."
 That brought back to me story that had once heard from a friend of his-a story of how he works night after night in his labora- tory. utterly absorbed in his ex- periments. Midnight comes and goes, the gray dawn creeps in, and still finds him bending over his test-tubes and retorts, until at last Mrs. Edison appears and fondly leads him away to sleep.
 looked around the laboratory. This at least was his room. There were Bunsen burners, mortars and pestles, glass rods, watch crystals, bottles of chemicals scattered about in bewildering profusion. I watched him and his boy while they worked, the boy listening with rapt attention to the teachings of his father.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-05-13
Surprise Prizes

Given away to get the people to talk about Bixler Physical Train ing in Penmanship, the best method of instruction in the world Saves 90 per cent of time, etc. Merit Prizes, Surprise Prizes, Prize Prizes, Sure Prizes, Big Prizes, Little Prizes, Con- tingent Prize and other prizes for little folks and big folk. Send 1Oc for Business Penman, 12 writing notices sample rapid writing, skilled Bird Flourish, and full particulars. q Surprise Prize will be included, worth from 10c to a $1, and a $10 prize goes with each tooth 10c order conditional.)
 Prof. c. Bixler,
 97 Ogden Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-05-13

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Newport weekly independent., 1904-05-13
GREAT INVENTOR
A Visit to Thcmas A. Ed and Surroundings fl
 Like the Ma

To one who knows all of Edison, the frs his house and it's s comes with a shock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Oct. 2-Hoos active ana &c .oTerS Sc Sc
Iscted snppers s. 20; selected butchers 50 IS1So ~
c-ncn s3 z5gS4 50. CATTLE steady; tair cattle wsa'
fair good shippers. S4QS4 I5s common. S-a$- -
sFIEEP steady S1qSS 80. LAMBS. $50 $ %
city. Oct 2S.CAT E14E--FSeceipSs $500 head,
including Zoo SoutheTns market steady choice export
dressed steers $5S6 % fair 70 g1od - i5gSoi
Western fed 90 1898 20 stocAecs and feeders &
To- southern steers s. 5OS3 Southern 81 5te
8 =. native c2g 81 5oa25 20 na5ve 6elfsrs s. SOC
81 bule. 81 15G$2 So calves S2G$6 HoSEtecetprs
5300 head, lowe: s. 30; bulk or sales
81 756S5 20 heavy rs 15S3 % packers. So OF eIS5 III;
pigs ana lights 81 75a$J -. SiEEPRecsp 200 head;
steady; native lambs 81 250S5 So native weth-
- 2JCS4 10, f3eISS Western lambs
Western vcsreinRs, 1884 Ia Western
81 25s3 go stCckeTs an feeders - 50G3S3
Eaz- Buffalo Oct. -CATTLE-Receipts, 40 head;
dull. prime steers S. 5OGS5 "a shipping 81 759S5 *,
butchers S4S4 80 hesrs 50 75GS4 %; s. 50dS4;
bulls s. 25ES4 srockers feeders s. 25S5 10 VEALS
Receipts. 500 head. 25c higher. s. 5O1Ss HOGS-Re-
steady dairies
S5QS5 Or. others unchanged. SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Fe-
cepts Il 600 head shefp firm lambs slow i0415c lower
81 50QS5 rs few S. SO. yeariings 81 501s4 ..
81 25QS4 So So 1904; Sheep mixed seq
s. p.
Chicago oct s-CATTLE-Receipts. $3.50 head: west
GOO market slow steady 70 lUe lover prime steers
IS SGGSG 75 poor medium SASS 90, sJoCkers and
feeders s2Gs3 20 81 50S+ So heite S29S6:
5oJS2 bulls S&4 Is, calves, So 5ONS7:
steers S3GS5 30 Western steers. SaGS5. HOGS-Ee-
IS o00 head market lower closed STRONG;
mixed 81 SO0Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Go-l-. October IS, 1904.
cOv-EE--he coffee market was oulet, but shoIed 4
-t-5err5re tie absence or important
er-1- orders ana cglsh acVices tron abroad tzaNre
confidence 70 le rer-r--1ss market nae
s--snr terd-ucy' market there vas about rrnnc
slight decline would rlt nave Seel SCI
changes lf the previous Gay
~ Hamburg partial pfeIIlls hlehe-r Wh-4e
-e-rc- ~ Brazilian markets reported any change
NJ local market opened steady 81 an advance p DO
.rrs ar1 roi1vllE -he ca increased TIE E-ls stlEly
800 1os-fg-s rte close being steady mex advance
ID ID points sales o-v matter of some 1000
rrs5lnE from catering sources II vas
-r-urrr trst raere some fresh ouyllg Ior long
pls some covering while offerings came
smaller taking profits On the ADVANCE
5a-ce- traders re leaving the market 10
60 --- The character OF the
rr-rea- news Thought O. fene-t the more settled
~ al ,he political situation. and perhaps better &c
re interior said o. De without a1e
.-a 7-r-.-s Locally street people were taking little
s-rt--ts--a-Tr demand. WHICH however.
sp--rs chiefly prospective The spot rnerket vac
- -rrs al CONTRACT prices II the local market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR easier.
WHEAT No sprns. 81 Il. No s 81 05GSI is; No 2
red, 81 1881 ia; CORN No . 55ac. No yellow
5Ig3I Nc; OATS No ? s9ss: No white 81 4 al &c:
good fseelng. 3Ilzc; TAR choice ng 4aa5ac
El-ANSE.EI No 81 10 No Northwest 81 l6ia, TIALO-
Thy SEED, prime. s. so; CLOVER contract E-ais
Sl2 10. PORK mess, SIC sO9$I1, LARD Per 100 m
s. I2-asI rs short clear sides l5oxsd s. s. GS7 so
WFIsAEY basis o hgh vines 81 - on the Produce
Exchange tO-dav BUTTER Arm; c-eaulerfes ~
= &c; dairtes l3gIS EGGS f-ra: al mark case n
Guided. t61G1sae frsts. 1876. prime drsts 81 Sc:
extras. 234s'; CHEESE sasy. 10it g101ac
Duluth, Oct. 2s.-WHEAT-No I hard 81 20. No I,
Norths-n 81 IS No Northern 81 II. naceunber 81 iS
- Mlwaukts oe: 2s--'wEIEAT-No Norrhera. 81 IS;
Sass Sc BzRLEY-No SOC san1ple 9S7seIL-
CORN-No s. Sc. Nay. 45Ec asked. &c
Minneapolis. Oct % -wHEAT-Dsesube- 81 tsa. .
MAY $! - 8 September sc: July 81 IF4 No 80
y COS; 10 Northern 81 ISL. No Northern 81 80
EIoJRFtrs patents IS s5ass 45; second patents e. 90
Bran n bulk, SIS . 80
Philadelphia. oct 2s-wHEAT u, lower. oon--,-.
grade October. 81 1881 l4z. CORN safc ioIyaT- OcT
Der, essg5Sc OATS quiet but steady. Eo , $50
natural Ste 10 white clipped. 361ac BUTTER FrT
and prints &c higher extra Western creamery 9ac So
-stera !rsts -4t5-se AZ mark CHEESE srea6y- fsf-
demand New-York full creams fancy los. TfSi5 =. -
cho5ce; l0c do fair % good 9a69&c Recefnts-E,,r-
1000 huls and L54S coo n sacks. wheat M 40 Ss
10000 bush. cCru 600 bush; oats. &c GOO buSs -@
ST. Louis Oct 2s-WFEAT-No - -
81 l44s, December. 81 ltas9Sl LA Nav 81 fS5s e. .
nard 81 llGSl IS. CORS-No cass Sc. - -
44@ci Nay 43s G4Ssc- OATS-No cash 90. Ts-n SS.'
Der. so9sc' May. 81 &c; No white. 81 7a6ssc -'3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 2s-CIosinss wHEAT-spot nominal.
futures quiet peeenheF. e sad. March. u G2Sd. Nay
= 5isd ofsN-sPot-Amerienn mixed nrn. Sd.
futures steady. December. - slid January "a PEAS
Canadian steady, zoe FLOUB-Sf Louis fancy Ninle-
steady. O. ID hoPs e. London Pacinc Coas0 steady.
g $50 Is lSa bEt-E-E1tFa India 65s PORK
Prime mess Western. steady. rs Sd HANFs-short
ggl- u @ 10 n duil. As BACON dull. Cumberland
cut = 70 ge n 80 q saoT 10 y g a n as "a; long
ales heavy 60 n dul fG- al shorf eIsssr -.
20 g. ~ a. Ell clear bzlllss q = "a n "A. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

The local market for spot cotton clozed quiet aro
tnis higher the basis q s5c Tor n ddling upano
arc 1890 middAng Gulf Sales 100 bales southern
SOY rarkets fel-graphed follows: Savannah
cue UNCHANGED. sac: sales ll5 bales augusta
gac- i-6c lower S-I6c. seles t5ib bales. MOBILE
eeaey SEC esac- sa.es 300 bales @orfcI
ss.sy unchanged O. eAte: salez 7ee bales 81 LOUIS
s1et uEchangec e. sac. Baltimore nominal. e1bc,
savss1n er- unchanged al 8-l6c. sales 1900 bs
aeF-QTeanE firm unchanged sac. sales. 400 bales
euarec leading for tomorrow: Al
-eHcreauE $500 l9 600 bales against 1925 last
-tet lS6 year Galveston 500 1000.
sfalaci I3sCS last week and 2423 last year, and az
s-ost1r. 5000 e0o0 against 10 So last week ane
q year
fe1etrE q and inferior points for
hs Eeek compared with q q week previous
41l ~ ageeL tsrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKETs
TIE WOOL TRADE.

Boston American Wool and Cotton Re1ortr-s savs.
Ine Wool naIEei nnues strong and active IEdssd the
situation on the whole ruled stronzer lasl
thar time tns nave heen s5ib-
atantiay advanced since our last Thsra
demand Tor everything with
heeces feature % been the large traas-
IN secured Upola. sales which agEregats sgs
70 loco Go pounds philadelphia concern being con
spcuoUsy buyeT OF this 0f stock Phs pces
paid for these goeis have ranged al the fVm SIC up
- y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
READING SYSTEM.

NV JEsrSSGsG &Ks-V EN<aAs ~ ~
Liberty Ssres0 and south Ferry Ctiras grom scUIh
Ferry ave rnIrlLles oeloWl
A1StONs BETHLEHEM. ALlENTOE8N AND NA9C2
40. 500 C5-45 Easton oulyi sundayA s-.2
WlLKEsBaRRE AND sCKAEToN-ssoo. a1o
80 2 n suEdsys, = - a H. ( 2 n -
BAtSNEGAI-z1o0. g 80 e. Ei3a g. 60 A9os
Lakewood ana Lakshurst an1yl. 500 ?. n sundaTs,
ATLANTIC CTTF-ss 20 e n - &c = n
FINELAND And BHIDGEToN-TzE09 e n. s~1s1
L0NG BRANCH. AsBCKY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsH0dE FONTS
EAeo. $50. 11-a0 a Kin 3-53 40. $50. o-1os
1850 ?. m Sunday except Ocean Grove 40 = n
ATL1NTIC HLDs. SEABRIGHT MONMOUTH
BCH. EAST LONtr H&AN4 H. 90 $50 IL SO q N.
80. Al. so. 53s q. sUEc2ya o o. A 500 D q.
FHlLADELPHLA tREADISG TER1LINALl-sA25 IS
fI.o0 500. Zoo. fIGUg. V11Go fl&60. 100
also t-sa f3eo AGO t@oe, 70 o. f1-S1 sa-oo. tloso
e4TH AND CEIRsTNCT sTREETs-F@25. fso0, s1onO.
s1299 a NJ 200 T'LO0. '600, 700 f92 p rn-s
BALTIMOEE AND WAsHISGTON-Gso sIsoa.
READING. HAEEsSBU re. louisville And
v IL8AMSPORT-. 400. sAz5, - 90. feIo fi09os
iLoO Reading Only1- iSLCo. sl2ts T2eo p ~
fSsaeing Pottsvie Har1tyouzg only. T4e9 800 e =
s. s9nn Ls9s5Sy s-fe' e2s o- 'B 9, ~
qua saturdays aECcept Ssrurdays-
OdCes. Liberty cry South FeTrTs . Aaco1 Ecrse
26l 43A 1890 1854 Broadway. IS 5tn Az. p unlo1
Square i53 i25th St. 90 Weat lzatd * -
St Brooklyn. 800 Broadway, Viiiiarsou-g NsW e1TE
Transfer calls fer and chees baggage % dsstlas1
Y. G. BESLER. G. q 6CRE
VIC. Pres ans Ce. srgr Gen. Pass'r A1suss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct ~ 2 m--CCTTON-spoy-Sfod
business; prices unchanged; American mtdag sgd
The q The day 5000 bales. WhEcn
for speculation and and Included 46O0 American
Receipts 600 bales tlcfudng $500 American FErTes
opened and closed steady American u1id6ilng
z C. October Esd. October and Novsnber sd No
2t1 Iaruary and February I'D, February March
3 I'D March and April. G2Sd. April ami Nav 2qd
Nay and Iu2s. 6.SOc June and July. a50d: july and
August 5.SOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-YoTk. October - 1914
BEEVEs-Reeaipts we're ish cars. 324s head IN
sldne 81 Tor alive 1T for sauEhtsrers ana
n for the market making with the cattle held over
Yesterday 3 cars on sale az a. Jersey city
exception 81 car Very few good steers offered ana
fsena arm for Euch: medium and common grades sIov
ana mon stale cattle neglected and ghsde fowsr
balls and GsD duil ana barely Ttsadv -Four
ezFs e hed ovsa o1mmOa q Eoox nzsiys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

CoE-lA-lt was Q-ia- bur generally steady day IL
nc c---11 Illhet Tie Deter tone OF the news ccl-
q ess genera zr1s- pee central are sections ~
re oe seemed - rss1Et offerings 70 some extent WITH
demand and Z looked though scne fresh development
"u--l Pc required 30 the market into renewed
t1t ~ Fer-aFe L1e uncertainty the showing and
foalle tiTe ~ publication Of The census report
Id u-uslL.-eness enter
1-ss1 Commitments. Nothing definite IS known 20
"-1 re next -E-s4-eut of the report i 10 be eX-
- s LOS ma p l1-sA. e-Lae yeS-sIl4s. en-
re ula-ks- River strike mad been
Asl aepeo prices somewhat Dut these ruuaors we're
---S -l---a- coI-rl-atl-r me r-zrhet opened lrIn
- -al--alga1 -rces &c g. advance @ PORTS mis-
N-A telAeT better LlaE cue the cables though q
-----f l1ne Vas encouraged by the foreign showing
-si rAeo 20 the expected level c. decline OF on4y
sAnL- nore -le c1 the focal opening and later
ae encourage Dy the reports that the North Sea affair
So y Dc submitted for arbitration, and also on the
.eis q fos-s u rha Western belt There was some
-l-s--~fy CURING the session ROOM seaDers went
--e1cy was upward with tire highest point reached ~
- i-te Ea-Ig The Close was little OF from ire
t esn1-e1 a. 10000 bales Interior reccipts appear
= Qe tanE on slightly SAID result rom hcclng. but
aer spot markets snow little lu1rfof eielt II pant
--et-- tL prices g. about t1e recent s'eL super
s.lE-el- h--E6 weekly figures follow. Port receipts
eta5i against sCZ go overland 70 mills ane
.enaea 2, Ira against sol year. Southern mil
stock az interior $3.50 against 5a.oo4 last
brought into sight for the WHeA o<lsl- agairlst
~ - last year Total crop movement Port rece Pts
600 az against l96e OF wear overland % mills
- -snaca IS @l7 bales against = SO last ear So1tn
- - -aElngz. estimated. $4,000 aEans o4o W iast
s9cE a. interior towns u excess OF seIleil4oe
LIS a5 Tor season 80 go against 25sl foz tast year
re -oa crop movement Is for hfty-eignt DAYS tbs
ls-so9. against EE1y days ~ lboS-o4
s range ooutrast prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

states this week Total stock Of Europe ana America
1880 against 221 112 last at the same IN
even dates and 3T22 ESQ the date Of January
1904 The decrease OF stock 441515 tons against de-
ease OF 4sea2 last week and an increase OF 1880 9n
visible supply 1050599 tors against 141e14z last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
For The wesA ended October %. 1904.

FoT Wesa ended October g. Is1s
Bales
wees- .-.-. sass1
Ias1 ...--.------ sos s-a
Total receipts September 81
To receipts cate $50
Exports Tor the week 2e29s7
Exports for week last ESQ ~
Total exports September 0G2
Total date last
stock at Al United States "a. l29
---------.'-. eos ST.
Stock al Interior 453.sI6
stock a. Interior time last 27aS0I
Stock Liverpool time asst $4,000
tine last -.-,---.----..--. sasooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
NV YORK. hEH aAItA & hLh! f0nl a. R.

Trans Cst-EI G-lo NszsE4i SI---1n 40 s. ana
eLh Ave rJloEs or
"a o.ee ., lg;o3 = As ,r'l7cc. = L. 'ils-se-
BOSTON,. via Vij1ul4nJic-~ss,0o A ~. 200 ? 4
BOSTON, Va SgrI1gne-d-7e-aO A Il, Ti-@oo, @.4--ns
-I1UU p. IL
FTTCHBCRC5. via Putnas s Uorcszrsr-TfS;e0 p 4
LAEEN LIE 81. TfS-l3 NJ
CT BAEIcINCTON- STCCE[BE-IE,5E A-Ens[9lNz PITS
WATERBURY ard WLNSTED--7a-Ot s5s4O. TtS3n.
frIHu2 srlU-G2 Waterbury, a A. Tl4.4a f45ls
$500. t'6Go. s'6oe Go Waterbury, = &
Ticket 0dicss a 5Lz-lcE ald -L@1ll
81 also A. cIL3 c26l cl.S54 Broadway 6 Park
Square. c1s2 Fifth ava. 20 Columbus
Ave Madison FISH 81
l25th IN Brooklyl. q Court St, 500 Fuito1 81.
80 SroadWay L. q
'DaiIy- fEzespr sundays ssundzys oniy. ssatnT4ays
Only. sSL0Ds l25-h -Parlor Llr1iceG i14aa
Dining Car. cAgelc-es selling Paror and SlssPi1s ca
G T HENPsTEAD- Can PzzA AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

- 70 -iqts- s. s51sa z5s extra No winter g s.
n So , shoes fancy 81 75as5 B6c XVI 3
Sgst ggotsa Kiln afsd SEES 81 q @ S S B4d
eosrs s. IISl u FEE,s wa a4,s sRe EsloE g. g
ao1T 40 81 s r sF az 20 s'aPesrs @adIlsg sic 80
~ .ss 1aS 9slE ase sssas heavy feed, s2laS92 bull
SEC g s2Ik SEA sse oI NEAL sssas2s % '''
OK less Ssuroed y from Europe but seened Il
There considerable Snoain4 tre9ao, X. improved
- Ses me market ruled half the previous
One Of tssseand the nipoTtant-ca9ried Decabe
= partial sc net decline being rather arm n tone
European advices ne s t, = FesRoase 70 less fayoab
Toirt. ~ 20 sIaS london ogl5 Potnta advance Paris
ss me 9 55 situation there % astrac'
OF Isi eaTs at spring wheat por:s cornpaeS ,,b a.
sc 5000 o5 5Sa5 ss continued light DOR demand
b> business Saa to be about 20 SIanobs
Miller said winter wheat seeding was ae:aved 5% az
has socd start St ~ s pant generally looks well end
cstes Is M s@s2.sl saa kansas but damage is
IS Sa b been loaded cut q elevator therefore count
SSsS :" 100 ears Per day Oregon and uaacaron
expo-t and 81 24 bos rec Hss vas quotea a 81 2 =
Tsrv SsyZ nc .alaiota 81 os ahoat. CoRN-wfth
heayy al day declining fuIi cent in this rnsr< an
grading ard lower cables con,rnie2I oeJteI
ersI re "a IN, inc occasional rallies in wheat brought
sfs5s took place but In the tendency va
r1nn 4HT
s9f2leo 5s% elevator and $3.50 ahoat No Whit
oo7se- a1c No yellow 62sac O b aAoar 6AT VII
iLA speculative trade the market ease5 a. 5r~
re Ga IN sympathy with Cash cas- il Nv
eioseo cull with prices follows. RrixeS -
4s9-2c natural white. 30 20 n 35e3T, ana
: 30 EA.1e 80 70 20 -, 37GS9Ac RTE-TominsI
-Se-f orE redstreets'' weekly Thaa, sTA e..
Iseee iAfs6lS bush. against fo6s 4s2 s1. vel -
81 bush co ysST S-aee Jag they aggregate 246l-
Ire Ior ne week 4Ae bush c5r,pa ~ L -o7 so
-. - wees and l.5ee214 year Since T4v ioGs
v aggregate e2e4s5s bush against Is 80 80 isst
2. %Ss5t, qPegnZ,HRs HiEs Close s' as2
Nay is Iis& i' s l5a s Isl 51s !, g $50 5s
Corn= - - 40 Az
2 R:Ssn as.'..:..:::.,. 5sa w~ Des sss s!&
w. CHICAGO PR1cEa
Nav n:seFassr :'3 I I5S ass a5 f iI5sss ' iFsS
Corn:
f s: g.: -: q. g. 81 III g.
S IS az. 81 & 81. 81 e. f.
sRae- s..:.:... 'Ei G2s E!ss 'Fs gs gge
RIBS.
s siae-.y -: sss5'' &C. ss2a s sS ss 81:
5na Kan .....ls s5s $50 22!4 .ses4 z ce
re Dts q hreadstus interior points In thousands
Lssl thee eiphevs 600 omitted -four bbls Ersir bsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, oct- 2s.-FLOUR steady. 1EAT-spruE
oulv steady. Northern SPOT, 81 3 3. winter drr
No . red 81 22& CORN unsettled; No yellow 64c,
No corn SO. OATS STEADY: No white, Sac No
mixed 33c. BA3LET-+50551ac j z REE-No :
spot soc. Canal fceights firm
Chicago Oct 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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cepts. IO6 bbIs TAR a-7u. 81 80. receipts "a bills
CRUDE TURPENTINE arm. s. 60. Sc 80 and So So ~
cspts 13S bbls.
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PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
- PCRSUANCE "a ~ Ode % HOY.

= FRANK T FITZGERALD, a Surrogate o. the
County York notice Is hereby given al per
against JANE SLAE BACK. p
New York. deceased 20 present the sane
thereof the subscriber hfs place u
tsnzacting business the Office OF Edward odschU1t
ESQ his attorney. Nc so Broadway. Borough OF Man
hattan TIE CRY OF New YORK before tas SO1h
Da,ed New Work. the esd day q September. 1904
JOHN \ SL1AYB sC~FC.
EDW4PD G0LDSCHATTDT. Attorney for Executor. 50
Pr0sdvzv Na-- York City.
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-~sa Gables -Elo-oEee market lrrn; no NO osc-o
v--rre 1. 5-l36 -ecepls. lTuel BAGS, shipments for
=. 80 states 500. bags. sh pneErs -cr ElTlpe,
oo0 49, sr5-s $50 haFs- Santsscottee market
-. - average 5ar-cz $500 receipts 4luOo Gags
o7-U rags EzauIb--E---cfLss market opened
.----a-rel- a- 2-21 Est unchanged 20 = ZIG
- .r5 l--cIsrzs5: 81 l. n unchanged. al u
ss-ced i t-znc: a. $50 ? unchanged total sa4es.
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st9az n Hzr-e 3L2o0oC bags. az which 2245.oo0
srszlzn .ast week 1870 and 225e,ooo bags. re-
The sss-at-sl position q Ba=lian coffee fellows
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NAVAL STORES

me market for sgiTifs tnTPendne Vas Hra but quiet
Tar steady quote: b14~-7
SPIRITS TCEPENTTNE-Ou ard nnachfB. Ah,. -, q.
b5Ac. OO& OAaS
TAR-s4 1884 so
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained. Sc 60. a ga
g To- r. So lOGSs IS, G. So I5GS3 20 4 So 2Osa 81
s. 35G&3 40: K n 81 45Q$4 so: n s. JOSa 80 a.
g. ana Is y. IS BASS SO. - " -
erGgvYr o,- r-..v,
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oten EEchanEe special Liverpool cables: EPoe cotton
sT srste osrand. eses eooe hales speeulatien ano
49, American 5.0l0 receipts. Il. 900 bales Aned
-. iDo; ulicdlinE upland. BID. Futures opened
~ = P0ints lover ana points lover on as
s-tllQu1 closed steady. unchanged % ,
.oAeT October. q 26ds Ort0bsr-Ro veEHhsT. e4,ee
l7---..if-Le ceulber $3.50. Decembs--JanEErg 80
to--i eunrc, 52bs; February March. S2ld; l-4e-
80, Epr-1fzy $3.50. May-June. gune-Jliy -
Al IN 49, b6eo- Manchester-Karns 10 fair oeii-Al
F4r-------A cloths
49, AND MEaT.-Esusnsss n -four eo-Gay -
- lluuenced 81 the unsetslad Wheat
tl-tan1e OF buyers % lake hoi1- t--,i-
f5~rs .e 20 snail illH spring palslts e-c -
49, lena. 81 -438 20 winter sfrs.Eliz. -
s~s-s Es&sGS& s. 6.<sSc5 EEE-1z els4zs - 9'e~~'
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Aas bills
Savannah Oct 2S-TCRPEcvT1NE firm BII.,- -.
eeipts 5ss bills. sales k5s bols exports S. bhls ROSS
Arm. receipts l. 1g5 2 2S4 hbs. e~no-. -,
bhls, quoted A. 3 ana c. 50 80. D So d2, 3 Ss s- $50
81 Is y s. So " G. 81 e.: " ". IS ~
nothing aoing
Wnmlngtol. oct 2s-sPIRTTs TuRPENTINn nah
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NsvZTorz- Octo6e- e. 1904
The torowtng are the ral net receipts Of cotton. n