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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26
(dndt viii tlpr,.

Soon after November LIST 1 will
move part OF my stock, consisting of
blank books, books, school supplies
aud books, fine papers and novelties.
together with fine new line Of toys
and Christmas goods into the store
room now occupied by o. NJ. Harvey.
In the Signal building.
In the postoffice / will carry a
larger and more complete line of ci-
gars, tobaccos, candies, newspapers,
magazines, novels. fountain pens and
a staple line Of stationery.
The continued patronage of my
friends Is earnestly solicited. lstf.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26
Quarterly hssfiRs Of IouRg Peoples Union

The Young Peoples Union will
hold their next quasterly meeting,
Friday evening, Dec. End, 1904.
The topic will be "Best Methods
OF bringing Young People to Christ. !"
This promises to be very interest
ing subject and each member is re-
quired to come prepared to air his
opinions. Miss Emma Picker, the
president of the Congregational Soci-
ETY., is the leader of the meeting.
AS she is one of that society's best
endeavorers, she will undoubtedly do
her utmost to add to the evenings in
terest. Everybody is requested to
attend. 25.2
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26
Salvation Army.

Sunday, 1880 a. M, open air
meeting; l a. M, holiness meeting.
Subject, "Holy Faith" 8 p. M,
Sunday school. 4:15 p. M, open
air. p. M, Salvation meeting.
Subject, "What Young Married Peo-
pie Should Know You are well
come.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26

The noest quality OF grsnuIated
loaf sugar IL psad Ia the naDufaotoge
q cbsmbsrlsip's Cough Remsdy ,.
aud tho roots used Ia its preparsfi On
siye ~ . degor siwller 10 maple
syrpp, psAiog a pleasant ~ fake.
~ !" T. hpqesiek, " Roolesyllle,
no, ~ sseahlpg ~ fAif Temedy,
seyfi ~ bass llsed Dhamieslalnis
Cough iiepedg plth ~ al,lldssn ~,
teieipt ssais Ane eap builfully aay
n 40 i,eHl plepalsilep ~ t|,e llnd
irbneH ~ 4Ae elillafen no ~ false
y s'q y ~ NY lalnflopf llieg eaeoi
Nv 49, NJ eN alnsslsls
~ ~ fs'P esss't sIsasl
f'H' FfsNlf ~ hwf nsN
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26

Il was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Moutain Tea brought back nv
health and complexion. MARY AL
len, st. Louis. 35 cents. Churchill
Drug Co. 8
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26

FOR RENT-A six room house
conveniently located. Also furnished
rooms. Apply to Mrs. N. M, Han
thorn. 100
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26

= ff'NNf tNNpmep NFlllna lgon
tnf|ep falal SOUL Alllob, sassl
I fff lfq9 'AAl rlAMlfilhlnf ao1Al
IlNn'f Y 4 lpIl llIl lgIlalll %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items "a Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items d Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
The Catholic church at Woodstock has
Just cleared S2,00S.60 from fair.
There are three Republican candidates
Tor town representative in Hardwick, DR..
$. T. Darling, /. G. Bronson and Ira A.
Shattuck, and one Democratic candidate,
~ Y. Dutton.
The Island villa hotel at Grand Isle has
enjoyed the most successful year OF its
history Under the management of its
owner. Frank A. Briggs, it is rapidly be-
coming one Of the leading hotels of Yer
mont.
I, j. Hoyt has resigned the position of
chorlster at the Baptist church in Man
chester Center after forty years of consec-
utiye service. Mr.. Hoyt estimates that
be has travelled over 10000 miles to attend
rehearsals and has sung at over 200 fune-
rails during the time.
On the pension rolls OF the government
July last there were 994,762 names.
During the fiscal year that came to close
June 80 the cost to the government of Its
pensioners was $144, 942, 937.74. The
| high-water mark as to pensions. Commits
sioner Ware says, was reached Sept. 80,
| 1902, when there were ,000,732 names on
the rolls. There were in Vermont during
the past year, S,643 pensioners, and the
sum Of 8 ,4O0,66l was disbursed in pen
slons.
BY an important sale Of real estate In
White Creek, NJ X, about 10 miles from
Bennington, what Is known as the McKit
farm changes hands 1t comprises 40C
acres Of land and has been in the posses
sion Of the McKie family in an unbr0ker
/ line Of succession since long before Thu
revolution The original grant for thu
farm was given to the original McKie By
James IL, who ceased to reign In England
10 1885 The property consists Of twt
farms, with two sets Of buildings and all
in good state OF preservation. The pric'
paid was about $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY RALLIES.
Complete List of Remainder as Arranged
by County Committee.

Complete List Of Remainder as Arranged
by County Committee.
The following arrangement of Washing
ton county rallies for the remainder Of the
campaign Is announced:
Aug. Goth. Montpelier, p w. Clement,
H. +. Graham.
Aug 10th. Northfeld, four corners,
John n. Harvey, Benjamin Gates.
Aug. 30th. Barre city, Hon. James
Wilson, Sec. Of Agriculture, } A. DeBoer.
Aug. 30th. Gouldsville, Frank 5. viii
liams, Charles A. Plumley.
Aug 30th. Warren, j. +. Dennison, 5.
ii. Jackson.
Aug. 30th. Berlin Corners, W. A. Dut-
ton, Benjamin Gates.
Aug. 31st. Cabot, W. E. Howard, w.
A. Dutton.
Aug. 31st Roxbury, Kittredge Has
kins, f. NJ. Harvey tafternoonl.
Aug 31st. Middlesex, Frank Plumley,
Aug. 31st. West Berlin, j. w, Gordon,
G. A. Plumley.
Aug. 31st Fayston, afternoon, S. fl.
jackson, Benjamin Gates.
Aug. 31st South Mortified, w. A.
Lord.
Sept. 1st East Montpelier, G. ]. Rus
sell, +. S. Williams.
Sept. list. Waterbury, Alexander Dun
nett, II. f. Graham.
Sept. LIST. Waltsfeld, w. A. Dutton, 5.
III. Jackson.
sept. list. Woodbury., WI A, Lord, E.
NJ. Harvey.
Sept. ist. PlalndeId, w. E. Howard,
John n Harvey.
Sept. LIST, Little Northdeld, E. NJ. Har-
vey. ~
Sept. end. South Barre, w +. Howard,
W. A. Dutton.
Sept. End. Worcester, S. II. Jackson,
L, NJ, Harvey.
Sept. End Mortified, Congressman y.
y. Hill G. A. Prouty.
Sept. 3rd. Maple Corner, Calais, WA.
Lord, S. H. jackson.
Sept. 3rd Marshfeld, w. P. Dilling-
ham, Frank Piumley.
Sept. 9rd. Granitevllle, Alexander Dun
nett.
Sept. 8rd. East Calais, W. A. Dutton,
Benjamin Gates.
Sept 3rd. Duxbury, afternoon, z. j,
Bell, Col Frank Greene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Washington. Aug, % General Grant
will take command Of the department
of the east on Sept 2S. General Fred
Funston has notified the war depart
ment that he is willing to take the de-
tall Of the department Of the lakes,
made vacant by the transfer Of General
Grant to the department OF the east.
General Funston preferred the depart
ment Of the Columbia. but when he
found that General Williams, who had
been assigned there, was en- route with
his household effects General Funston
accepted the post at Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
3,225
scples, the largest paid circulation Of any
daily paper in this section.
An ACTION WELL TAKEN.

In its action taken Saturday, In voting
10 place an asbestos curtain in the town
opera house and to equip the building
with proper Ere escapes, Bellows Falls
has set an example for the other villages
and cities Of the state, The opera house
is the property of the town Of Bellows
Falls, and the citizens Of the place CON
sidered the matter Of enough consequence
TO call special town meeting for making
the change. And it was Of consequence
enough. We do not know what the condl-
lions are in connection with this public
building, but no structure Of that nature,
no matter how apparently safe, Is sutli-
cently well protected unless an asbestos
curtain Is put in and means Of egress pro-
vided for use In case Of fire or panic. The
Times commends the actions Of the citi.
zens Of Bellows Falls as entirely sensible
and well taken. There are also very many
places In the state whose public buildings
are probably in as unsafe condition as the
Bellows Falls opera house. Their citizens
should take 1t upon themselves personally
to agitate the matter so thoroughly that q
similar action will be taken In their COM
munities. If The Times recalls correctly
recommendation was made by the build
ing inspector In Barre that the local opera
house be provided with an asbestos eur
tain and fire escapes. So far as known
neither recommendation has been carried
out although the report was submitted IN
due form and accepted blythe city council
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

This is the week when the boys OF the
Vermont National Guard will march into
the south as their fathers did over four de-
cades ago, but on very much different
errand. Then twas a mission of war;
now it is mission Of peace, but to be in
readiness for war. Then twas march
against the brothers IN the south now it's
a march with the southerners. The army
manoeuvers at Manassas, Viginia, next
week should be Of inealculable benefit to
the Vermont National Guard and to all
the other troops which participate. The
militia may never be called into actual
service but 1t Is better TO be prepared for
the emergency. Russia has been paying
dearly for her appropriateness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
Movements Of Our Ships.

Washington Aug. % The cruiser
Baltimore, which has been ordered to
China from Gibraltar. will relieve the
cruiser New orleans, which has been
on tile Asiatic station for long time
and which has been ordered to Bremen
ton. Wash The new cruiser Des
Moines will replace the Baltimore on
the European station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
Hfn Grease., sy,ssa......

Mayors appear to have had their
troubles two centuries ago. AT Biele-
field, Germany, there is a tombstone
with this inscription. Here lies Johan-
mes Burggreye, who considered his
election as burgomaster Of this city
the greatest misfortune Of his life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
carnsaIe MIIIs eettIna ausn.

Pittsburg. Aug. 20 Notices have
been posted in the Homestead plant Of
the Carnegie Steel company annonnc-
ing that the 80 inch 119 inch ana con-
verting mills would go on double turn.
This will leave only the "a inch mill
idle in the entire plant The resump
ton win give $50 additional men EN-
ployment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

1t has developed at an inquiry into the
latest Georgia lynching, when two negroes
were burned, that body Of fifty state
troops who defended the condemned ne
groes, made no effort to stop the lynching
The negroes were dragged in front their
camp by 200 men, mostly unarmed, while
the soldiers were drawn up in a line, Lit
tie wonder there was a lynching when such
alspirit prevailed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Marshall Field OF Chicago is said to be
the heaviest individual taxpayer in the
United States, paying on forty millions Of
dollars in the city Of Chicago. Russell
Sage and Hetty Green are considerably
down the list.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
when salmon was Plenty.

At one time salmon was quite COM
mon article Of food in Germany, SO
much So, III fact, that at Meissen in
the Elbe valley, the farm servants, on
taking fresh situse0ns, would stipu
late that they should not have salmon
for dinner more than three times a
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Attention is called to an election Law
passed two years ago requiring justice
tickets to be printed on red paper and de-
posted 10 red boxes, and representative
tickets to be printed on white paper and
deposited in a receptacle painted white.
The results will furnish the blue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

A forty-foot fall on lot Of broken
bricks, without instant death, Il more
than circus stunt and probably the per
former, "Bill'' Bailey, won't banker for
another attempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

The champion pummeller Of the human
anatomy, James ] Jeffries, has again
demonstrated his right to be, amid the
plaudits OF an adniring crowd They
cheered wildly while the champions fists
sunk into his opponents quivering flesh.
Who says Americans aren't sports from
the sound Of the gong2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

washington, Aug. 2D.-Fonrth class
postmasters have been appointed as
follows: Maryland Drury, James O.
Drury; MeCoole, Charles e. Tharp.
New York Cottage Webb r. Bland
ing: Vain Gate. Thomas p. Cushing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
nnnkfnn Z Flre.

Newspaper soaked III cold water
squeezed and rolled tightly into balls.
can be used to bank up the back Of a
FIRE that is wanted to burn a long time
Put good layer of small coal on top.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Says the Boston Transcript, "yermont's
petrihed man Is said to be hundreds Of
years old, and although he probably was
murdered he is hard character.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
chilly Treatment.

why did AIigsley leave the freezer
manufacturing coneernT'
They froze him out. ~ Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
JINcLES AND JESTS.
ON Che Monmonth.

Seabrigllt There goes my hat.
Long Rranch-Nes straws show
which way tile wind blows New York
Times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

! marvel not that she should say
Ones life is as one makes It,
For when she cannot have her way
She always goes and takes it.
Town Topics
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

win you call agin, doctorg
Not unfil You return from your SUM
lner vacation. Cleveland Plain Deal
er
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Inc summer man turns up his face
w greet the raindron's merry dance,
for every drop that settles there
Must miss his $3.50 trousers.
Buffalo Express
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Has any one thought
This fact 70 disclose;
Esopus spelled backward
is merely SUPPOSE?
Yopkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

The last week Of spell binding is on,
Let's take to the cyclone cellar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29

Free PROM WRINKLES.
American Indians are exempt from
wrinkles. even lii old age,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-29
II. WEST
BIG JUBILEE
MINIS T REL-S
40 Bright Lights Of the
Minstrel World.

Just a few Of the prominent features:
Tom Mack, Crawford & Manning, Me
Dewitt s Kelly, James II. Sadler, John
p. More, Gilbert E. Losee, Tom Powell,
The Great Kartelli, Five Juggling Nor
mans, Don Herald Rosenthall, Edward
Roy, Geo. Trewellyn and Fourteen Great
Singers. Magnificent Scenery and an
Orchestra Composed Of Artists.
Evening Prices. ~. Use, soc, 75c and ST 90
Matinee Prices. Csc and soc
Seats on Sale at Red Cross Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sent 3-cATTLE-Receipts. $500 head.
wesssIhs 500 head market s,S9nE Sood e Prime steers
ers S2G$4 cows 81 50RSi So hefers S2Sf 1o canners
SiQSl SO bulls 81 1894 calves, S3QS6 so: Texas fed
steers Ss 759S5 75 western steers S. 25Q$t IS HOGS
butchers IS 4OliSd 20 choice.
heavy IS 75G So 90 rough heav s. So4$o 50 ght s. 90
S6 10 BULK OF sales IS 1899 SIEEP-Receipts. IS 600
head; strong lambs strong good % choice wethers
SOnSs choice. mixed. S31S3 50: Western
sheep 81 5Ods4 l5 native lambs. 50 S0aSe: Western
amfs So 5OaS5 s5 Ocial receipts yesteTdGy-Cattle,
I273l hogs. 1872 head sheep. 1880 head Ship
ents-catte. 959l head hogs SIS9 head sheep. 1912
e ncinnatl Sept 2s-HoGs active; butchers SO 2S9
So 2Tiz: common So 75GS5 90 CATTLE quiet; fair to
good shippers S4ds4 70 common S2aS@ ia SHEEP easy.
Sass 35 LAMBS steady. SO 25QS6
Kansas City. Sept 23.LATT TLE-Reeeipts, 5000 head.
Including Southerns market steady; choice export
creased $5aS6; fair % good S3 1865;
Western So 1885 90 stocSers and feeders
50 25Qsl Southern seers 81 9og$9 a. Southern COWS
Sc 5O6$4 75 bulls 81 1898 so; calves 50 SOGS5 so.
HOGS-Receipts 4.sO0 head; market sc higher; top.
SIS 93; bulk of sales. SIS T5Q$5 eo; heavy - sO9eS 30:
packers IS sOGSS o. pigs and lights So tO9Sb 30 SHEEP
~-Recepts Geo 2market steady: native lambs 81
SIS u: native 254S3 %; native ewes 90;
Western lambs 81 S09S5 TO- Western yearhaga. SS ~-s
IS So sheep So 2oQSS Co. stoekeFs and feeders
Union Stock Yards. Pitsrburs. Sept. 2s-cAATT1E- G.
SIS 20GS5 4O fair So 25aSS 10 IOGS@lSeeelp light;
market active prime heavy. Sc $3.50 S9 meGtum and
heavy Workers Sc 4O9$6 light 50 2Oas6 90 PIGS 80 20
0sG; roughs S49S5 50. SHEEt'-Supply hgnti narke;
steady; prime vethors 81 29S4 4O common sSeI ~ o9
S2 spring lambs. Sc 5OdSs veal calves 81 lo9S' o.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24

& ooe s. igsl sp0'a; q Fine white and sIio1 ysoT 81 s.
Lag Quoted: Western spri1 ~ ,anSard niddiiS
ment city bTanS asrsa rsa dog sos 75 September @ ship
hohy e6oo s s. 5a 5fdiisRg sg SACKS oIfMEafE In Ea2E
.,Is6 biggest furry Of the oc-
from ntlmatiOns that there ssf oGs T rsd1cto IN tbs
5ys1ee Win ee close hero represented &c net
On the late late curb 81 1915 Ahoash private houses
subject q the duty tie market %ss Violently inueneed
obsb,Iifv of SS4e which in effect stated that the
i asa 6een nm mentioned ~ Practically the whole trade
al he noon hour IN attempt 70 hsnmer the price
The present DUTY on Test IN france amounts
TO about a{5 Sse bush and win admit Indian wheat but
allow imports from this country perhaps ana render even
Anone conservative t,sdep b @ sncb news was viewed
with less alarm than S speculaorE short Of the market
s,, Ss no. considered that the Information WsS
IT'S appearance Next 70 this the most important buii
Louis and the Northwest With indications that Mime
withstandng the heavy arrivals there this week There
was considerable movement OF wheat from Mnneapois
market and az St Louis The sSHtawst aftsr the
severe decline unaet Isuidaton ana new selling
the market acting heavy until early Afternoon EHgllsh
markets were 1salAd net higher but very little ehange
cars. compared with 672 last year. no zo sa
ehoes des ee So NoTRsfS Saon Duluth at 81 So aoat
feDdeSv n eSS Ss q nost of the
the hour by the sensational advahe
in wheat The effect OF this was TO turn lns naIhe1
strong and last prices Of the day showed sc ne.
There was more active trade In the local. narket an
So,eiserable business at Chicago where commission
houses sold ana there more or less p,esseIe Su
sbor account which made market sensitive 10 the
late wheat advance face of continued tavoda5e
conditions interior receipts were gst
sT aller than last year on the midday decline an
business OF loads here and o loads az outpots Ms
-coo-tss No corn closed at 56isc. elevator anG az
s7f,c Z 0 ahoat No white at bI11o ana 40 yellOM
c6iL- ? a n s0ost. OATS-The market Tor OATS was
stesdy al drst eased OF with other grains Fens
a. lie last hour the strength In wheat anu Cols
rather firm ouotatiens OF cash eats IN tae % % nstu1i
,~bte a0 10 32 10 at S5lsa3Glse and clipped Wnlte
81 ~ 40 10 at SGisG3oSe- RYE nominal BAHkS IL;
Sg.-iI,, steeA- Feeding was quoted at 4to. New
York Wheat Including -four exports tSF e. a!a SvS
,rared with 9as bush last week and SOO S1 as
last year July l62O 4sO push s1orts Sor The
Svee srRecate e57 bush compared with 4%st'o as
-. vosf ana 20 go this week last year Ses
1, coyn esoorfs are 6sS6669 bush. compared win
II eos 25i bush last year
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeN--Tork. SeptcI

NeN-IoTk. eeptcTnnor 44U3-
r0FFEE-It vas quiet day in the coaee market but
.Ae very little Offering apparently and prices ruled
The openlng was steady at TN
snrea prices n response generally feaSureiess cables
urirg the cay the market did better on moderate
f,-s br the same parties who have been supporting
-. nsrisf a late and the close steady ret IN
I'D 10 5 nonts higher sales reported CT about
so, bags. There netting 70 indicate any chanse
far ftuafioE genera. sentiment Receipts Al tne
- In lillian ports smaller than q bu the
Fzulo and JundIahy figures fuly 70 the re
,rt -vefage this Wouil indicate nuctuat1oE
rs.eF thar permanent falling OF, n spite Of the re
fzon thai the crop small Neither Of the primary
--srssfs reported am casngs Hamburg unchanged
"a rfz higher but Havre after advancing = frame los
- gain recovering in the later trading
szi psopie report that there has been ltt-e better
Ssz-6 of late. ard warehouse deliveries recently nave
sn rnning but the demand tcr spot coz
z rot active spite cf the advancing season
market steady, with quotations On he basis
q Sstc foT RIO 40 Z.
re range q contract prices in the local market to-
vas fellows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24

cash quotations were follows: FLOUR nrni WHEAT
No spring. 81 1881 rs; No 81 9S4sl Io no 5ed
6site OATS. No 2. sOisc; No g white. segs2se; 10 8
white 2ap3i &c; RYE no .. 14lsc; BARLEY sood feet
ing S4GSSc; fair choice mailing, 4oUc tlsa
No / 81 90: No / Northwestern, 81 1o42; ClQNh con-
tract grade sli s5 MESS POk per bol sll sU9Si 90:
LARD, pcr 100 H. 81 1887 17is: CUT MEATs--Short
sIsGssc; whisky. basis OF high vines 81 - on The
produce Exchange-BUTTER Gtrongi cTeameriss. 14g
I93bc; dairea. l3916lSc; EGGS STEADY az mfA cases
included i4Gi7&c; hrst 1se; PRIME 2oe extras -ze'
CHEESE arm. sh@9ssc-
Duluth, sept. 2s.-close: WHEAT. 10 NosthsTn.
81 10; No Northern 81 lSta; SEPTEMBER - ~ De-
eembor. 81 1SA May. 81 asa.
No Northern. 81 141Sl lti May VI lf1 l4s
RYE No !. 77Ate. BARLEY. Ne z bIe sample sSaoOe.
CORN No s. 52q5se; May. 49SG4O%c
nrinneapolls Sent 2B-WHEAT-Septsmbers 81 l6is
December 81 IS: May. 81 1a9t0Sl loss NO hare ~ O
No Northern. 81 1sk NO Northern 81 15t. FL
clears "a 5SSsi 75: second clears. s. 0oass 20 BRAN
bulk. Si34St3 -.
Pniladelphla, Sept 23.-wfIEAT firm and i5e higher:
eontract erade September 81 0TsaGS1 0s CORN steady
septcInber 5sG5sibc OATS steady; no white. natural
SSfs sq28e: No ? white. clipped. S5AQ3Ic BUTTER firm
extra nearby prints e2c EGGS steady; fair demand:
nearby drsts 21Q2liac at half Western fTss pc az
mark. CHEESE nrneF; good demand: New-Nork fun
cream. fancy o5Anastc; do choice. 9QsAe; DO fair
good SN0Sac. Recelpts-flcur la1o bbs and l46s coo
pounds IN sacks: wheat 1900 bush; corn l6oo bush
oats 1880 bush. Shipmcnts~Nhe2t loa1n nu>hs cogr
5000 bush; oats, 25coo bush
elevator lsn. December. 81 lT5s; MAY, 81 l6s; "a
hard. 81 l0s1sl CORN. 30 cash. -oc May 4T1s
47i.c. OATS. no cash. 81c December. SOSs GS0%c;
May 32l. gssssc, 10 white. ae'zgS4c
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
NAVAL BToREs.

The light supplies of spirits trpentns give
a firm tone local market Rosin steady and
unehanesd. Tar ruled steady We quote: SPIRITS TuR-
PENTINE-Ol machine hnls. h33aQ56c. TAR, So 20;
ROsIN-Common 20 good strained 50 eoGs2 95: E So T.
S3 IS 10; T. IS 90; sS co. X S4s4 O3; ~ So 4oG
50 AS; n, 81 so: " 9. IS: W W. s. 15FN<5 25.
STOCK ON HAND.
sosln ools S %"
Spirits turpentlne ools 1u-
Tar bblS. 4p$iA
Wilmington. Sept. 23.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE steady
s2&c: receipts. So casks ROSfN-Receipts, ciT bbls
TAR firm. 81 GO: receipts. IS bols. CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE-Receipts. l22 bbls
Savannah. Sept. 23-TURP EsNTINEs lrm 52S1c; sales
253 bhlS: receipts 5oi exports $50 OsN arm; sales
SOq5 bbls receipts, 12s6 4.T70. Quote: r. c.
81 60: d. So 65: So 20; f. So rs; G. 81 S0 r. So So
i So X s3 20: NJ 81 IS; N s4so: " G. S4 T0 " W. So
Charleston, Sept. 23.--fuRPENTINE. sic.
London. Sept. 23-TuEPENTlNE spirits. 3as Sd
ROSIN-Amerieaa strained. S ad; fine. 12s.