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Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20
MAKING CORN OIL.
An Industry Which Has Lately
Sprung Up In the West.

An Industry Which Has Lately
Sprung Up In the West.
Oil which is said to be superior to
linseed oil for mixing paints is. now
extracted from corn. Heretofore crude
Oil has been obtained by pressure, but
the latest method is to extract it by
what is known as the solvent process.
This is the method employed at the
new corn oil mill at Decatur, ILL.,, the
only one Of its kind in the country.
The process Of separating the oil
from the corn is simple in theory, but
somewhat complicated In it's practical
application. A solvent is used, the
solvent being a light oil subject to
evaporation. The oil bearing portions
of the corn are STEPPED in the solvent,
which takes up the corn oil.
The solvent Is then drawn from the
bottom of the tank in which this part
OF the process takes place. The two
oils are separated by distillation. The
corn oil is passed through filter presses
to remove particles of starch or other
foreign matter and Is then ready for
the market. The solvent is condensed
and carried back to the storage tank to
be used again. The corn from which
the oil has been extracted Is steamed
and is then ready for the market as a
feed. The process Of separating this
oil from the corn is similar to that of
separating sugar from beets, the diff
ference being in the solvent used. The
stock feed is not entirely devoid of oil.
Enough is left to make it 1 per cent
oil, which, it is claimed, is sufficient
ratio of oil in we'll balanced feed.
This feed is not in the form of cake.
as 1t comes from the linseed oil mills,
but is in the shape Of dry meal, part
ly cooked and Dartly predigested.
Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20
One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

1 have, 1 believe, sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation of one
lady here, who first bought box of
them about a year ago. She never tires
Of telling her neighbors and friends
about the good qualities of these
Tablets-P. M. Shore, Druggist Roches
ter, Ind. The pleasant purgative effect
OF these Tablets makes them favorite
with ladies everywhere. For sale by
all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20
Don't Fail to See Me if
You Want a Farm

of any size or description, or
wild land. Have on my list
some OF the greatest bargains in
the state. l sell on a strictly
commission basis and do not
"stuf' the prices. Fair treat
ment guaranteed. List sent ON
application.
Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20
Teachers Examinations.

Examinations for first and second
grade teachers certificates will be held
at the high school building in Anstin
on August l, 2 and 2. FANNY G.. GIEs,
Supt. of Schools.
Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20
Annual Convention Commercial
Law Leuage of America, West
Baden and French Lick
Springs. Ind T1lv oS.0o

The Chicago Great Western Railway
Will on July % to 25 inclusive sell
round trip tickets at one fare plus
$500 to West Baden and French Lick
Springs, Ind. Tickets good for return
until August II. For further informa-
tion apply to any Great w estern Agent
or J. T. Elmer G. P. A. Chicago, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05


METAIs-The London London TIN market was shade easier
epot closing at fIS2 Is I'd and futures at S2 rs ga
showed steady tone although trading was quiet at
LONDON ere it closed at i62 Us 3D. Wills futures were
higher at t63 Is 3D. Locally the market is firm Lake is
casting unchanged at fi2 IFS Cd
w ana higher al 81 '2i RfttSF
cios9d at 50s Iod in Glasgow and at s6s In Mddesboro
Loc9liy IRON is firm No foundry NorheTR Is quoted at
ara No foandy souep soft SIS 5oaS6
eenIrifnes common 21Tsc
e s i Es: IS5 l SSTG''s fsf
OCEAN FREIGHTS-In steam tonnage chaIIering was
No changes We're quoted in rates For 1ai tonnage the
demand was generally light and business Sss confined to
iHpfovsd: @qoiss 9n5: TO Liverpool! london and Ant
and Newcastle nominal; Hamburg and bremen, III
5 ohda oa s 90 o0ft3a Ef RsF oG @
is9S' I I9 sPeaT 70 6 20 'oPtoa pal
TeIpieo private terms Norwesan steamer, as tons
terms: British steamer 1876 tons West India trade one
one or 'T9 P 9 p9T5o cS to b
port s. to Havana SOC per Dbl: schooner, 1870 tons
a 5sa back to 9 ties Pry9e ersl scRoone
pfivate terms schooner s44 tons uber Charleston 10
Nev,-YoTk private terms: schooner AS tons, lumber
ton! ITrber ETinsHic, 10 NevI4svan pirate terms
schooner BOZ tons coal PhiladePha 10 Wiseasset 81
on +iTe 81 or about So ed November delivery Atlantic
british steamer. 2G37 tons, general cargo Guf 10 United
steamer 2sG2 tons transatlantic trip on time. N4OO
delivery Baltimore. November.
oIIS-There oulet speculative trace IN e9tton-
gee at 5esc Io IBIS Marc at Is &c ana 206 IBIS
Nav al 2915c. Linseed oil remains unchanged. Refined
petroleum fair demand a recent prices We quote
PIT RoLEUM-standerd white bbls 81 90 ana IN bulk
cases New-York. SO e5; Philadephia. $40 CO. water
@ b6s i5 20 90 ess 50 81 ; and IN BUZZ
white cases. New-York. $I3 GO Philadelphia, S13 CO.
COTTONsEED OIL--Prime crude; o mills 29c; prize
99Ihn. January q i 2sAo; March 2ss 928c Giay 2el.
2so of summer yei aGs nomn9 PEe T4 SsG
seed city. 41@42c out Of town raw $4,000; Cal
Professionalism considerable product FOR sale
to-day the market worked on gradually until 81
i.h g7ntn Live hogs about steady receipts CT
10 600 az Chicago. while at ell interior points the az
1000 at omnha mostly professional thToggh-
out ray PORK Guie 9p9tss ie x ieSi Sl2
quoted Ness seas9 50 family SO S9gsIi So paGks1
soSso 80 extra India sa3ss 81 81 02 BsD HOGS
~. sGi6e Got f ~ a. sG6.ei 9 +:
oGeHe IL ~ ~ qas: picked shoulders seady quoted
nc; picked hand steady 912ted g'ssIS' ,u nnoted
quoted south America &c sx s sTiA fsINEi
80. noted oieo 7S17Ac: city ard stearine Sc ..
eportsd fteadv to rm 9Th dstTibuton good
We quote: Domestic ordinaJ ~ &c tair % ~.
3N@s%e; Irne 70 choice to.;es nominal: do domestic
az aasc: Java 4'4a5iEc; Rangoon in bond 2Eg2%;c,
suGAR-Rehned SUGAR pe about 40. nsr 100 tounds
Trin ne week Demand fairly good. Prices quoted
are net az. cubes b55c: xxx powdered. 45c;
Dswsered cosrss powdered and fruit powdered 800
Esgs con zoc Eagle cartons
s s4aua hns a5o Eagle OF fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. 6,O0O head, in
Guiding 5000 Westerns; market 1Oc lower good 10 prime
steers s6Is7 poor medium So T5&S5 So stockers and
feeders S2aS4 Is; 81 4O$4 so; heife.s 81 1895
Gamers 81 25qS2 %; bulls S2gS4; caves $3qS1 Texas
steers SO 2GS5; Western steers 81 oO$5 40 HOGS
Receipts II head market steady good to choice
heavy 06dS5 mixed and butchers. $4 904$5 90
rough heavy 81 7O4St 90; light 81 S5ds5 Is; bulk Of
sales 81 e04$5 10. SHEEP-Recetpts 1900 head sheep
weak: lambs good choice wethers, "a 2aS4 go
fair to choice mixed. 90 5CGS4 10; native lambs. sag
Cincinnati Nov 4.-HOGs active 5a1Oo lower
butchers SIS 20; common. So 25qs4 70 CATTLE strong
fair to good shippers. S4lS4 70; common, S2qS2 90
SHEEP strong at 81 259S3 rs LAMBS active at So 2og
IS IS
market steady; prime steers. So s0dS6 shipping. $50
IS 40 butchers Sc 75GS4 So: heifers 81 65S4 %
So 2l9S3 bulls 81 2J4S4; sockers and feeders 50 %
So So VEALS-Recepts, geo head market active and
steady strong at 81 509ST a. with few at S. HOGS
Receipts Il 600 head market active and 511Oc hsher
heavy 4oGs5 so mixed 81 35dS5 y: Workers. So 2
50 pigs IS 10@s1 90: roughs 81 5$4 70 stag 50 70
IAMBS-Receipts II. 400 head; market active; sheep
steady Sc lower: lambs. 81 5OS5 49, other grades
Karsas city Nov 4-CATTLE-Re,eiots. 1900 head
including eco Southerns t steady: choice export ard
dressed beef steers. S51$6 o. fair 70 good 81 1896
50 25gs4 Southern SO 5ol$3 70. Southern
81 6Os2 ~: native 81 tGS3 30: hefers 50 500
81 10 bulls 81 75RS3 %; calves 50 2 s. 90 HOGS
Receipts 500 head: market =eGdy % &c lower; top
SIS 173 sales 81 So 81 %: heavy. S59$5 17ie
packers 9Oa$5 O5 pigs iSh:s 81 30IS4 90. SHEEP
Receipts 100 head makt sea y; native lambs :. 20
s5 So native wethe-s So 509$ % native ewes So ISL
Western lambs 25GS5 SO: Western vearngs S49$+ +o
sheep So 5Oa$i 20; stocers and feeders. s. 90
GS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
ExpnRTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, Noyember Z. 1e

New-York, November 4. 1904
,o-r-rF,-Tne coffee market showed improved &C
49, sad generally steader tone The opening was
le-s prices TO advance OF 10 points,
steS ,sTser closed steady 10 points net higher
80 a47sIy reported about $1,000 bags The ad-
3d. with the eteadiness in the Euro
ns r1srkes ami the smaller increase IN the world
20, ~-rniy FOX tins month, which amounted TO only
a. 0oa hays II also reported that importers who
Tns.cered leading bear interest in the mar
Eo ,-res bull The for this report appeared 70
ke sr+c. II circular which was attributed 10
e - and which stated that the sna4l
me me Visible conjunction with the small estl-
e fo1 the November receipts seemed TO point as
ln-S Of decreasing supplies ana wound
" - sengly advising the merchant class TO buy t5elr
u :; before decreasing supplies shoulq aHect
IesaL a. the European markets Hayre was n franc
Plees- - Tiaubrug partial = pteInlg io"ef-
higher sS IS IovsT and santos unchanged Receipts
fIo We ao5era1e The trading here consisted OF pIets
were l Nv one or two Wall Street houses, selllng
gooo ana rather better volume OF trade hropsi.
~ otnels Fonres The spot market was quiet, bnt
cornI1ssiC. ogotations on the basis OF sAo for Rio
DO 7. -.-ao. rrfces IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne quiet but steady
quoted at 81 95GSS. Tar still firm. We Quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls GAG
Sale.
TAR-on b5Is. IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to good strained 50 95GS3; e 50 o58
50 10; F. So 1o4S3 10; G. So 1888 20: So 209S3 %
So 1898 40; K 81 81 4J6S4 so: N 81 TOds4 IS: W G.
So. and W W. IS 2JGS5 S.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bbls. 459
Wilmington. Nov. 4-SPIRITs TURPESTINE-Re-
eeipt so bills Ros1N firm g. 90 bid receipts US es!s
TAR firm. 81 80: receipts, 80 bbls. TURPENTINE-
Crude firm. 81 80. So So So so; receipts 20 bbls.
Savannah Nov. 4.-TCRPENTINE firm. 50%c: re-
Gepts ass bbls: sales 1s7 bbls shipments rs bnls
ments. s39 bhls; Quoted; A. 3, s25IA: D. g GA;
S. 3: NJ 81 Is: n 81 50 " g. 81 Is " W S.
Charleston Nov. 4-TURPENTINE and ROSIN-Noth-
ing doing.
London. Nov. 4-TURPENTINE-sphts. ass Sd.
ROSIN-American strained. SIS do nne. lis Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1904

lated and diamond A. 580c eonTectoners' A. 61oc:
I, 2 and 3. 5o5cj No 4. Sc; No 5. 4e5c; No 400
Il. Csc; No II 45cc: Nos IL il ana5 Is 445o The
London market for beet sugar &d higher. with
November al rs 7isd and December ut 12s sad The
4Nc mnscovado SO test sstS73sc and moiasses sugar
Sc test 3sg3&e stock at the six principal ports OF
summary q the statistical position RS mage up oy
lctt e Gray. shows stocks In the United States and
Cuba together Of las I4s onH against e4 5ee last week
i 24o9fI laSt geSr decrease o. 10 los tons from
last year. Hamburg reports shipments Of
70 the United States this week stock OF Europe
and AmeFo- 1924 tons against 21s514 last year at
me same en dates. and 3722 $50 at tho even date
OF JanuaTtce 1904 The decrease of stock Is 45ss2e
IONS. ngaf- a decrease OF Isis last week and
Inc rease Of 0ss5 January 1904 Total stocks and
afoats together visible supply OF Lco1 74s TONS
against 1884. 5T4 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

ne oea market for spot cotton closed quiet gnd IN
m OF The basis Of l0l5c nddline tJpsnG ana
800 1910 ior riddung Gulf Sales COO bales del ve-ea IN
fao5-st SoStheFn SPOT markets teecrapbed as
I-Iec hvf' .e easy Unbalanced at 9Ssc Savannah DUH
i-lfc h,sbe- sales 43 bales. Norfolk steady
59l ha,ss AugGsis frn lice higher At 9sc: safes
.esflr 81 Louis steady lice higher al go @ Cal
Neo5lrie.es Lie lower sAc. salcs 1Cl9 ba les
Me.zrhs ee@ss unclaimed g%o sales sOO bales
Est mates -ai, unchanged ossc: sales 100 bales
Ne-CrleaDs at leading POINTS Tomorrow Al
week 80 % o5s 70 1900 bales aga INST II S9T asst
bales 80, =, .ast year; IT Galveston 1000 to Il Coz
l~t. !, - - last week % 300 last year and
sae i63s5 last 4oVO bales against 1891 last week
Receipts y co..[- -
us week last wear. '0'a-s OF week previous ana Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

FLOUR II nUHF t0sa Of T hs
trade SaaeTay and the wheat market Sales d
and confined to Winter 225 1teT straghts
g s. a IS So Winter patents S sea So spring cigars
1n at IS So f g 81 NS RTE FouR qqossg
isF < fiR Iob dun per 1 5S
10 coRNAEA steady qu9t ssy kun auoted fine white
ew 81 t apo.d s. Mess q .prna
mdd Oh sg Der hTan city bran
M 50 eu hom SnS cSp sac % bn 50 sacks
Argentine lost It's value Tue
Verse circulation Thursdsy one OF the @
ngen in When he after visiting the two
as ea whea{ pent Weather conditions favoabe This
was arm oy on Ss6 the op 10 with generally weak
9gghou the entire session ana f foroEn ar
liverpool lower and Budapest point Do on;
higher While from the sG15h% Ss fSa
% ignored quite generally for he t6s s wSs
impressed with the favorable adyiGes d WITH seo
y reports Of several ee9g ne sunport the mar
70 bush IN Northwest stocks ts has bo
little or no increase over the previous week while to
somewhat behind those Of last year and It was said
that MnneaPos had only IA per cent OF NO NoT1nern
October, No Northern the amount was 20 per cent
only S0s4 dSasd bush
lows; No REQ 81 1914 expert and s. q choice No
a uiU z anq 10 the early Rhest
corn acteo firm and was higher to-day up to me last hour
here May, while December, with only sale,
&c net higher The buying motives consisted OF light
ceiDs steady cables rather small Argentine shipments
and smaller stocks in that country Later
nued good weather In the belt where
pected to check the movement. There n export
trade. Ne corn closed e3c elevator ana e0%o o
oATsThere was not much pressure in the oats market
nights close revealing steady undertone and fair sup
port Locally cash oats were prices as fol-
lows: Mixed 26 TO 81 NJ 342 l351ac natural 80
81 n 30 18Io and GliDIed white 80 40 ~ 87aseAo
RYE nominal BATiLEY-Market steady.
quoted - &c New-Yori! Wheat including -four
gated 2o2 bush compared with 61S last Week
ana $40 81 bush in the week last year. July
J. 1904 they aggregate % bush cornpared with
92s bush for the year Corn exports
Ior the week are S2I bush, against
week ana l49936 last year: since July exports
ere l064l $50 BUSH against 10 902 sos last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov 4-Clos!ng: wHEAT-spot no ni9mii1al
Is al C0PN-spot American mixed ar1 Ssd; futures
quiet: December, As md, January. 4s 3D. PEAS
Canadian steady. BE- 74d FIsOUR-St Louis Fancy win
ter steady. es % HOPS London tPseif eo'I3 r5;f
ESGfS los. BIEEF-Extra India hrn Dos. ttttN-
Prime mess Western steady. rs CT HAMS-5,n9ft cut
IA ii 10 dun. AS. BACON dull: Cnn9'iI I- cut
90 10 81 10. AIS; rib p H. dui. as long
clear riddles. light p 81 70. duh As Cd; 30 long
clear mlddes. heavy 20 n. 46s ti; shost clear
backs 10 20 n steady. AS Cd clear 9eies - 20 Ia
10 quiet as Cd shoulders square IL 20 Is TO- easy Jus
IARI-rime Western in tisices quiet s7s: do american
refined = pals easy, SIS ID BCTTER-Good United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
READING SYSTEM.
Nov ,IERSEY CENTRAL % q

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R
Liberty Street and South Ferry Ctims from South
Ferry hve minutes earlier than shown beiowJ.
1-aSiON. BIZ hI4EFE5I. ALLENTOWN AND dATCH
t1tNh-zieN CHS Easton onIyl. 9.10 a. n. a3.
- S-90 - Easten only . sundays. SAD
WI KESRARBE AND sCRaNTON-zaoo. s.1o a. n.
~ 2. Surdeys. - . m. I . m
Lac ENOOD. LAkEHCRST. TOMS RIVER AND
HAIsSE6AT--zf0o $40 q m, zlS0 (3.41 A30,
lakewood and Lakehurst only). SEQ .. SundaYks
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a. m q 30 D
FlSELAND AND BRiDGETON-tzI00 a. H. zf1so
Long BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
EOtSt ,1LE|asaNT' AND sEAsHOEE POINTS
nSO p m sunday. except OCEAN Grove. 900 q NJ
ATLANTIC HLDs sEABRIGHr. MoS,fot-rH
BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH-4.OO, $50, 1886 a n
j 80 8 - ! 20 SIS N. sundays. 90 m. 400 , m
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAI0-s.aS
100. $500. 900. 1000 +1LO0 a m TACO. si.on,
$50 " 90 800 400 $500. taco. 7so sac iiosd
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s425. $500 1000
.l2oo a m. 200. +'4OO. eco. ZOO. as .. m.
BALTfsToRE AND wAsHINGToN-soO. .1oSO
~, .I .6 90 p 90 - % g DO, ZOO. .l2 IS
W1LiAMsPORT-l400 zA25. $500, lite 10 (1OOO.
Ito a Reading onlyl n slo0. NJ u 20 f200
Reading Pottsvlle Harrisburg only, taco, t5OO
zF-cn Liberty Street only. Daily tDaily. excsps
qua. xSaturdays. aExcept Saturdays
Offices Liberty St Ferry. South Aseor House,
261 434. 1900 1354 Broadway Isl 5th Az. % Union
Square West. 153 125th ST. 2T3 I25th ST. 245
St Brooklyn: 800 Broadway williamsburg New Yora
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
". G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
Vice. Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 4. p. m.-COTToN-spot: fair de-
mand prices points higher; American mlddiins fas
ding 5s2d, good Culinary 5isd; ordinary. bo2d The
speculation and export. and Included 900 American
Receipts 1920 bales. all American Futures opened
firm and closed quiet. American middling, c. No
verber 5S3d: %9yenneer and December 53ld December
ruary ana March. 5.35d March April 5.3ed; April
and May, 537d, May and June, 5.3Sd; June and July
o. Sd; July and August s. Esd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

o7-o.c Tia c,+ton market was easier again To-Day
hss5T 5erressed apparently by the heavy oHeaeH an
Sesrs c1n-nus 10 oppose the market. The openiHE Ms
s;sEdy decline Of points 20 an adIlSe % Sa-a-
mis- was about tie cables. Hlnch CANE
thar showing that Liverpool cd IlCt telS
Of report issued on lIls
rrsyfous 6ay But looked though there Were go
overnight buying in the local market ana att
opsnng rees spurted Up advance OF ABOUT "4t
points with January selling 10 o3c or the hlgh poHI
q ne movement level the market broke ana
during Of the day ruled easy, altho1sh te
tone Just before the close by covering OF room
Prices finally at about the lowest no" ever
net ioss Of i2614 points Sales were estimated al
During the ea-lv trading lower wan street
ng tie decline, while Eew-Orleans traders VINO
bought early sold trading on the theory
apparently that bull speculation could not stand Deioe
me heavy movement Of actual cotton a report rom
Texas organizations, the Farmers Union and
the Texas Cotton Growers Association, representing
SlOO planters and controlling about lG0OcOo bales OF
cotton sell below 12c attention,
and have helped in the early bulge. Reports from
The South to the spot situation rejected generally
the ofaeaI advicss the day showed
orally steady ma-s:s at unchanged prices advance
OF lie The business transacted small The weather
map sned .dleF rains n eastern and central portions
q the belt OUT the precipitation heavy and the
forecast rae6 e. better weather in tie future.
superintendent knss weekly movement figures follow:
overland 70 mills and Canada 233J bales. against u
Las Southern mill ak!nEs. bales
& Sl $3.50 laL eaG gain OF stock at interior towns
o oeieS aE1st So 80 last year; brought into sight
.T me week Sos l57 bales. against 500 iast year
Iota! crop movenent Port receipts 3.0s6 93I bales
AGAINST 4so last overland mills ard Canada
gs estIfed 5tzVU0 bales against 8G4 900 year:
k az interior tos IN excess OF September l. 421 9S4
Ia for 1890 AT bales against 121 40s LAST
me total crop movement &c FOR
FOR against siKty-seven days IN 1s03-'O4 ~ ~
The range OF contract prices the local rarle. today
WEE follows: ~ No. ~ 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
NEW YORK, new HAVEN 8 HARTFORD A. R..

Trains depart Grand Central station I'D 81 and
BosToN VIA New London and Provdsnce-tt:SO.
i 1900 = I0O2 A N. +t.I:0o 'xi1;os. 'xl s:0o
BoSFoS. via " Iinalric-f.s:5O A. NJ. 1900 P N
BOSTON, via Springheld-f9;00 A. NJ. ti12OO. 'lS'o2
'1I:OO p. NJ. -
FITCHBURG. via Putnam worcestsr-13:0o P NJ
IAKEVILIAE and NOR OI46-7S-S0 A N. 1881 = "
or BARRTNGTON. sToCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIEID-T4:sO 1880 NJ si25. 1881 2. II
WATERBURY, and vINSTED-t4:50 $500, tYs:eo.
+IO:O3 $1,000 Ito Waterbury, A. ". f1O3. 14:5o.
sS501. 1900, 5000 ito Waterbury, p a. ,,...
Ticket Offices at gGreud Central Station and c12oth
St also at ella ezSI 11s5 c1S54 Broadway. cS PARK
Place Square. e1s2 Fifth Ave- c24o columbus
Madisoa ezra West l.oth ST. lbS EsSs
I2sth ST In Brooklyn. Court St.. SEQ Fulton ST.
$50 broadway, z D.
'Daily. Except sundays Sundays only sSsSnSesys
only tPa-ior car Limited Has Dining Car eAssnsiss
selling Parior and Sleeping Car tickets also. -. 1
T HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass ASG 7
O NJ SHEPARD Gen. Supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
!. EHsCH VALLEY,

States steady. eos CHEESE strong; American finest
White ass Cd; do American finest eolored ass Cd TAIL
steady, S9s 80. ROSIN-Common steady Re 3d. LIN
SEED OIL steady lis. PETROLEUM steady Sad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

stock at Iverpool -: - time last year 100000
stock OF American afoat Great Britai a
American ehoat for Great Britain ~ '
time last
following the total net receipts OF SO''0A ~ go
ror4 Ssince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yo-k November g. 1901.
BEEVFS-Recepts 1875 cars Of 3.2e8 head. in
Guiding export alive ia for siaussers and
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Nov. 4.-The official closing quota
lions for mining stocks to-day as follows:
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far bptrSSa special Liverpool csbles Spot cotton
expr- 5ess doing Sales. 5000 bales speculafiop AMI
iesr M,es5Am er,ean GOO receipts 1900 eli amer
points hefcrHg upland 544d Futures opened STEADY
Positions On aeaF and points higher on disfant
SorsT1t gosed quiet points Higher November x sad
JsEusr~ -r-Le-eiaos 1.2Id. December-Januerv 93S.
Apr 55s qsTy ESD; February March 5.S5d: March.
Jglg-s 49, ApJ-Aay. 5.S7d May-June June and
strong aS5 S.eed Manebester-YerBs strong; cloths
,FefnheT 4 1864. ''~'1'eht for the week ended No
Net
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he NeNg-Yos~k
gaiEoune : arrner

to the old NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE recently
opened new department heading FARMERS WANT
ADVERTISING The of this special form OF announcements
sell kind of surplus live stock farm tools
machinery crops, sell lease FARMS to good farm help
exchange anything they do want for something they need The
(ony four cents world merely NOM
considering circulation farmers IN all
United States and it to dealers in anything or
everything be used the farm the farmers family
The letter OserhOut OF the celebrated
Fwood Stock Farm N indication Of the pulling
quality of THE TRIBUNE FARMER advertising medium
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e.o., a. F5avrs 3oe4 oO0 of which 2.225 goo are
Brazilian Last WesFT 0'A-N''O' 49,
respectively. 49,, -. p-azn,a, cofTea is as fol-
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.ract prices IN the local market to-day

80. cahss-Ro-Conee market inac GU ooo bsgs.
,o $500; exchange p I5-32d reeelP 6S bSs stock
E5 d65 bags santOscoee market nra o sUSo soek
ozo'ygU -.-s ssT00: receipts, 1900 bags days
ege saa :. 90 burg-Coffee market opeheQ w
1900: at ESQ net unchapge9e 10 - P
ensHseN ..siss 10000 bags. Eavre-Conee mar
love- ssreIv steady ! franc lower: at IL m az,
opnoS L franc; at 3 p unchangedi at o-oV , Al
ss ss1cs6 y franc; total sales, 1900 bags
AZ ri Tr!y .,.............EI.Z