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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

above N. $500 N TIE last hour and len OF <9So
Ta-r+5 pvloas night. TIE ewpor1 r-sse vas r.risv
.tSl = 70 81 loads most Of - ia-e -1fss5a
$50 - nosfiy ell Manitoba wheat pre-Ions "a
con6ifiors ia - u market Influenced by weather
T7t. - ne s'Heat belt Lett
t'ls o. sct4s harvesting oua~a.ICre cg-1s
"-t.ttt with bearsh effect On r7-+F-7aD-
80 HSSSiless IN English markets ar,e11t-E 70
cf'e~ sr~-or. % selling ga = n the
'iaTfs u Al rom snorrs
'l-- e- liT iae7 Turn there Jitrie
80 .is' +" iie crop position rather ds-c,r7c.I
~ a,l,llS sohg TINS line. Reports rr,1 NaritSts
49, 2-ILs' weather having almost ideal
- 1 80 '-7-N WIN adverse report from s-v
part or tnt country Some norfes
- 'r we would reach -. Coo bush lffrn.n-,IS
10 some H-in'. enent IN demand aga.- s-.J -
49, -...i a slight Increase only ,lsava--
aye point about In@ wear
'hcordla Kan. and tight in ohe- rars .,s
Late ssas this was tie forecast for fair weather on
h-1cs a,rfasef 's'@O bush this week NJ red -i-eaf
q 81 90 i2ff2l No r-.r,.+L
- o31s + b afoat- CoRN-Takirg ~ dry ---1fs
corr was stronger taan wheat. be.ry
re rain j.! I-'s ~ Kansas Final prices were p ne
le higher owing So comparatively small ra~aio-s
INf points i'f.~ short sling developed during tna
sI me entire movement 625 bush or .Is.
-, nush larger than the dly year Atou- at
nc Emo Naen he aIish forecast Thursday
0s i0e nrrne- action n vheai Influenced mar
~ ana prevented materaI reaction change was
lt-t IN Domestic Whereby
increase Tor The week s--.rsH
hl 2. rsf 2rNn EVpgrters bought loads ~ here
ans --1t cEor~- 10 CLOSED 81 5Gc elevator
- ~, 3. n-'''al- 10 nc. 90 and 80 yellow
roc 1 p a1--t. tATS-ra marked f-f--v
:" I'VE N-i'in narrow range Of prices All day. clos
noi- seacy MIYsi oar. - 10 20 10. 45c+7-. natural
vtt. 90 - - -. 49r50c clipped white. So O. g. 70.
Sew York. and r-aitiug. nominal.
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Observation-Disclosures. today included car
j97-f by 5r tT rs,6 aaa are 'f v af prices
Ae.HL seAly or 751-.s ans gees. ,.r aa-oI I4yo
pigeons nrTa, w. ag2,s5 9Fit-s s 2oS
Fowls. per n l2121 E1-s's t - roe .- pair
= fs6c. 90 southern sou;hVestrr 400 COO et75-
s. sz'sF 5vg-stra aorGzI LIVE PIFEoNs 1sr
owls are farly i'5ersi to-day. hs, win bet
Ter osI'-q fllv Boilers are fairly plenty
only small rroooron OF l-H.E "a 20 50 "a, a.. '
vide Hea.by r1rng ducks only roeer-tey as.iys
s5euia!Srs s5r treez;ag urTe~es steadily he1
rI- orre- frozen ou-f We quote: FRESH
kiLLED-ICEi-I. IElt5 "',fTI, heL5' 1o g., Csc
nRoILERs. Phadelpaia 81. g. n TO D-- per D. 80
Do 70 ana under % pair a21aIe 40 s4nsyy ana =
Sse avs-are bast 124s 10 s-a,deI 10. % southern
rennsylvaaa ag5 y.rrni- fancy leo 90 fair Foo1.
81 q. FR6zf:SLT;J-Rf,FTE acaT 10 l. 10 10 toms
1872 500; DO turkeys. 70 tta45es B34I.;I.itS a.y
1'c: DUCKS, No l. 1.3l&cs GEESE. No l. Ul2c.
FoTAToEs AND vEstT .7I.t.s -T,eesiSs OF NV. 20
c1rsideraba decline: early sales very fame Nor
and most sales are az about 81 25aS4 50 North caroia
rsesots are lsrssy under 81, am draaktng a@.'y
extreme ola potatoes steady Asparagus without quot
green aeas show very quality ana vaiae prices
Quotations Southern ca0baEts higher and .rn. String
beans plenty. dun ans uEntprove1 Cucurue~s firm for
choice: many poor. and these drag Fancy tomatoes
scarce. md such held agm ssir supply OF medium and
lls E-ddes -i4lh prices haya bs accepted
FLORIDA egsplants quiet ans weaker Peppers .lso
SHADE ~. quote; POTATOES B4-rnlda. per bSI
$685. 90 ~ Southern SASS ~ 40 CHILL. 81 25@
s. 70 10 common s. Jou$3. ID "a potatoes. sack
sos %; 6WFET poTA ToFs Jersey Der basket s. 70
CSI - NEGETAFIE ASPA2AGCS, per dozen
lunches 75cT$a: BEErl ~ arb, pe- 100 punches. S2e
g. Southern. SII$l 80, GARAGES. Baltimore. per
thl 60. Virginia S20S2 %. per baI 5 75U
81. North Cn-C''7a boil 81 6o@sl ~: Gu
CTAEERS North Cor HE per bush basket 81 25H$l T5i
Charleston and sa~lroh Pc BASKET. SlgS2 Flor
iGe. -5cTsI %. Elephants, II Ia per box 81 zoo
s., GREEN CORN North Ca--I.nl. per 100 80 EcqS3:
LETTUCE. nearby 3er bhl 90 10. 10 staten Island
per Z bbl crate 5eG-5c: LIMA BEANS, Eler.da ger
s2GF2 20; DiIA Florida carrier 81 5)fS2 so
ONIONS, Texas e- bush crate 81 5o4Sl 80; % bermuda
81 257<i 30. Dc Egyptian, bag s. 1892 4O
d NewOrleaus 81 500Si 60 d. Virginia, basket 81
CS1 IS; PEPPERS. Florida. S. J0g$Z do
pens Long Island Ter bag SiQSl -. do JERSEY. per
basket 6OcGSl so: 40 per bag, -JcaS, so STRING
BEANS, SOrf7'c. wax. per basket s5C4sl. round
rraen 81 2sGS1 90: 40 green. SlaSI 25 do North
Carolina wax per bush bssket, 25q5oc green b0c9
s.; G7 y NJ basket siGsl -; SQUASH souther7
Per bbl crate. 81 5Hf-S2- do Savannah and
Charleston wle PEI 56I crate 50sQSI 80; Do yellow
SlGs2 -; do Mississippi 4 til case sO4 soc
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Railroads.
DEnESYLVAUIA
s RAILROAD.

N Ijos f4R s EST T c4pF sPR aIkESr
sg The leaving time Desbrosse. aad CertlAnds
= ys Enutes later than tai given osssw t.s
aSted 'h'd Street Station except "Hs'" ''nS
'-ss a NJ. CHICAGO sPECIAL-g.rlo5 ssss pins
and DiniHg Cars For Chicago, Indianapolis Louis
s65 A. n. ST. LOUIS LIm1rED-PuIlman Sleeping.
smoking. snd Observation Cars CinenaatL indian
Hes a. u. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITRD.-PuIl-
man sgSpias; DniIs sno&nS ane Tosad
Detroit! Cincinnati ana Louisy.ils- r,-,vsg
EoF shv.e Va S cinehti and iosviioj indian
As q = All c4ic1G6 5e Sleeping
SnoSiHg. and Observation Cars For chicago ana
s55 ?: ". ST LOUIS ExPEEss-EO: Pisi p1Ga.
Gar, F5F Gary. v. Va VIA Shenandoah Valley
So P. ii, wEsTERN ExPREss-Eor Chicago, Din
- n PAcIsIc ExgEEss-Fsrr Ri,,s ;s T0-
doah Valley Route CoRaeels fe- Cleveland except
SIS J. n. CLEVELAND AND cIScINNATI Ex-
PEEsS--For Pi.tsoarg. Cleveland. Cincinnas~ A.
ass p " PITrsBURG Specializing f0s Fitt'-
%A y 8 o. AND TIE so e :,o .
Il e,s a F1 sS aPa Rni Strss G S Is n
Y 10 night SUNDAY $ q '925 9SS e ri ~ s no
Dnfag Cars, 525 - 40 IDsssrossss caTt
sorTHEES RAiLw1T-Ezp-.-s AZ as m.
ATLANTIC cT1AST IINE.-ExDrsss. as and s20
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAnwAT.-ErDrsss. LES
NORFOLK HND WESTERN RArIwAI-SOr Msza0hi'
aS6 20 oItf5 n a&WSAr-TSs
days and = 50 D. daily.
ATLANTIC CITT--e55 a. . 50 .. weak DAYS
Sundays. I55 Through NestiDuled Trains B1fref
Parior and Standard Coaches wsek-dsys Par
Tor smoking Car. Parior Cars. and Standard Coaenes
Sundays
CAPE MAY.-i2.55 . N weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASECRY PARK North AEourJ Park
Sundays. Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from
West Twenty-thfrd Street Staeiou)t SIS II Is
125 Saturdays oaly). 125, rs, : IS and So p m
From Dssbrossss and Cortandt Streets s-se, sOo a
m. 1870. 100 Saturdays only. $50. s4o $50 and
FOR PaIADEIPHA-
So SIS. $50 20 . C9.5S Louis Limited,
'955, (PeEna Limited. 40 So l155 LBS
265 3 = } IS Is 49, Chicago Limited
North philadelphia only. '555 655 T55 SO. .
10 So for North Philadelphia only H. l2lC nlSas
weekdays sundays. 900. 'T55. SIS IS IS t'e5S 81
Louis Limited, 955 l'10 y PsGna L,atsd} 10 50 a
80 IS e25 % So for North Philadelphia eEy)
u 10 night
Ticket ofaGes Nos 4sl 1854 sn6 Bro.d~ayt Isl
Firth Avenue bsloV 2Sd 81 26S Fftth Averue tcorasr
18th So: 1 House and stations NAMED above
Brooklyn Street $50 Fulton 6trssr $50 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station The New fork
Company Will call for and check saSssSs IRON
hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Rsti1sd Cab
W " ATTERBURY }. WOOD.
General Manager Psssr Irsrns Asnsrss
General Psseus'r Aren't
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. R
Liberty Street South Ferry. Time from ssssA
ferry i've minutes earlier than below1
fASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAuC1
ChtNk-z400 CHS EastOn only. m. la
: 20 go tS4o Easron onlyo ,. N sun. sAS q m.
WILhEsBARRE AND sCRANroN-.4oa ais q -
SE ~ z, IL, n Sundays: a 25 a 7 90
A1ksaEEM Nee39pr LAhEHIKsT TOMS RIVER AND
S%oSd and Lakehurst only. A3o p Sundays
vINEIlND AND BRTDGEToS@fs4'oe a m ,,l,s
long BRANCH. AsBCSY PARK OCEAN oRoyx
EOddNT PLEaSAST AND sEAsHORE POINTS
~" $50. il,So a n. xl 20. 40. AS s5a -.
PTaIIADELPHIA-(READIN rEEs6rssAI,. .A,x
100 ts.oO 400. 1000. fiioo a m ffaoo 100,
sL60 t.e1 90 400 400. tSoo. $50 ga o. flos6
'l2Go a n. 200. t.4oo. 'sOo ZOO 70 p "A.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGTos-aoo. taoa aass
READISC. HAERIsBrRG. rorTsyTLIE AND WILL
iSFo p7 60 a e. tsoe 70. !Iooa hoe
.si Pot,sza eas ara s o. only e 90 Y * e p
Atlantic lids ssssright, Monnouth Rea. and Isas
IS 4se P q. sundays, i0.Oo m. 100. 400 .. N,
zFr9un Liberty Street only. DAILY fDafly sxrsus
sunday tsunday only tParor only. Via TarnA-
GC3. xSatgrdays. sExcept Saturdays
2sI asa 1900 is5. Broad1sy Is2 Is S1 3 unls.
square West. rs East t25th g.. rs West fes.h 81
r. Columbus Az. New York: Court 81 ss4. $40
Tsnsfsr G cells tOF bazxsg. 70 t-stin.t.on
W. G. BESLSER NJ
Vice Pres and o-a N-r. Cen Pas-- A.
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necessarv bs,,-. -. ,.,,..,- N ,-.,.. A., 49,
b bde. saSs OF Creamery we're et fully much ne
Ia the Western beings. q vhle are in sht
car. 'u.s ez,4s I.e: 20 d1s;z i5 I6c 10 st15a+s II
loo seconds lsg -4c renoTateI c,-ss 70: d. lists
"a ,ere d. :se9n3s l21a e ttgs Iei2e; Wss.
! !6SrI2s pacing stock No l. l-'-e; a, 70 -: &c Va 3
car 55':5sesi2s talay. 7ol2 boxes VIA a.Iae,,
thls way cn6 demand ~ - e . ~, re- H.
T5 f h@vf s:e@aeT .5ae small sizes s22d a.
eheapr Fra5es plenty ana aaI Ivsrpo5 cable SOS r.
oei9re4 ana sss ,or wl..e We 4gote Neye-state ful
5aa7.: g. Witt Hts sma' elatse - Do air to good
77sc: 60 faIr 70 so5i s. 90 !arse r65r Gg6fsc
sizing prime "a. - ~ s5o5 a c.. d. COMMON 10
EGGs-f.sssi1ts toiay !. 6, cases ra4s has 5ee-
,S p t gHng 10 Ie a! Of some SnecalasLyt, O.
ell Ersae5 Iazcy seee-t.ns are steady. bag Urlers IS
oa, sen ar a. gr-.-.--t y. 5ae IS. 5--ie5 a--i f,r
r. -. Eai--- -..--e; ar.--. ~. d.. .'.E. eNtrs.
i- ar1.a- i-aAe.
lEU-Ts-EHrs lf-S.lt-s-a I.-1,.-s ana r3lr- are in
f i eng l5as , Pr . FAM. A. saT r.e. a-s
s..a--e Or sod prices. pa, there ar. So. n.nE sn3-
~, oxrr,I me M ~ 1 , 80 q, he ,.rth c-ros,a
f.+e Has as-r
I-1>Sr 81 l.i. 4'-- 49,. s~rf.s r--, ~
f-7-v LARGE Irs ~ bi5 1s-a rrs ra-. rInarv quail
- F-ior,3a
,, - a. ' z. - -. ilys go i,--.v y. ,fert-r
.-is 4-,- -l'' low a. 1'l9 tHot-' --eTss
tof ~nlc1 any Isas-itls oI W re W, o5.e.
MGIefiel'ns pelLyr urgently oiere- at ", ~
- ha'iS ger 5o1is hea -; q y ~ IN ,irFs
Zen Davis 81 oeS2 80. 90 ttUsset $500 90 a.! -E,s
81 6eS2 PEAs. Southern per bb $3.50 ZEN ~ 80
1000 at1 os ga s1geso a 5r,-1c SI ~ F'oria
per T64SSes q oy4S- % q, - am o9f2S. DO
Nt114-I-IsAA-9 it-se' sNe--, Pc +N A6SC.
r1I5 nj 20 r,rg+o rar quart So
- W iitSt~klE%7 t1s-H et'l '-i@e-'
15c Staten Island SG12c, do Up liver. 20
sey Maryland and Delaware 4uc IsE1S
Maryland rcd, pint l0Gl3c BIZ 49, =
North Crolsna, Ter quart eGl1c; ms
.os{1 Sef91e per 5, NI;s<AfFIl5Es Florida
~ ly
per csr SA'1s! So 90 sle>t.le
g arTtas are having light
PreFlolsIy Teportet EFp9ISl aIt ,S- ar there IS
eltla.--, s-ules Cy1ons steady.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June I3.-Closlng WHEAT: spot easy; No
California 6s lid; futures steady; Ju Us lid; sep
yernber December nominal. CORN, quiet
American mixed new sd; American mixed cid 6l2d
futures Quiet: JuIy. I'd: September. - 2lsd PEAS
Canadian dull. 5s al FLOUR 81 Louis fancy winter
IS HOPS. London. (Pachc Coastl steady
fef6 15s BEEF easy India mess. 6Ts 81. PORK
dun: prime Western. 62s Cd HAMS, short cut. IA
ID BACON firm; Cumberland cut. 90
~ sos short rb - 10 ass Sd long clear m!ddIes
heavy SIS 10 o. 35s I'd; long clear mlddes Light. IS
70 "a 10 Sss; short clear haeis ID 70 = 10 Dos g
10 39s. SHOULDERS, square, IL
20 10 10 firm s,s Cd LARD steady: prime IN
ileress sAs; American refined. IN pals ga BUTTER.
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49, 81 market Tor E-Ct closed Cuiet Ttth
~ poirts "a "a. ba- -. m for raiEd-rR
&C y 3ac for mldd.t-- tiuIf. Sales spnners.
an 2--tlern spot markets teegraDhed .ol-
"A -restoa easy - lower II 7sc Mobile Eou'-
NE a. 4l.sc. Savannah easy unchanged. ar
$3.50 - oa-es. Charleston nominal W.ningtoD
~, ,sor-2E steady unchanged. e. l2-: sn-es. j
'st-fe nominal - lower -2t4c 81 Louis
~. = Augusta ouiet &c lower. a. u sales.
hxns -. 5a-sesJ6n easy. " lower. Il1sc NeT.-D-
Epfi. &C ees = lower. a. II 7zc: sales. 40 bales
f,'-s.e slel-F. lower. &c: p bales
t1oe1S et leading points for Al
s.s = y 200 bales. compared with SIS bales last
Ia a. 80 na-es same cay last Al Galveston,
a., ta-es s&siast iJG bzies and 2 62t
-. go ~ Houston 50 10 100 bales against 20
week snc 70 bales iasL year
S ne ports and Interior points TO-DAY
80 % 49, eaw laEt H-esk aul last near.
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NAVAL STORES.

market spirits turpentine quiet hut about
steady holders ASKING hc. hut buyers could
purchase trouble the basis OF 5ec FOR machine
made barrels firmly held with buyers abs
get common soOd strained the basis OF S. 10 but
holders asking higher prices Tar was dull
and nominal We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINAs-Ou and Uachins Dds. oo3a .
E6ato
ROsTN-Conna7n % good strained 50 10; f. 50 %; r.
So y: G. So 25as3 30: Il. s. b: 81 40 X. So S.; ~
81 O5EsI 10 y 81 ~ asa 30; " 9. 81 so: W W, s. s.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rostn. hhls z4993
Tar. ob's 81
= Wilmington. June I5---SPIRTTS TURPENTTNF rrua
u y 80 lf1 raceiye % EOSIN firm s. 20:
CENTS. TAR firm 81 So receipts 50 Lbs
CRUDE TEEFENTINE hrIl s. - s. and 81 - receipts
- bills
Savannah June iS--TTEPFN L>sE quiet safe; re
c=.Dts Go Lrs; sales 123 ROSIN arm; receipts 1161
b5ls- . 1873 Quotes \. g. - s. ia: ID. :,
$ 81. E SZS-is as So, G. S. H. s. 10; / S. S2H K
81 a2Is ~ s. 40: 81. s. 80. ~ u "a .: " ". 81 eU9
81 70.
charleston June IS uIPI9ErI1LE hsa2 c2i4o EosIN
f--E. A. B. s. !. %. r,
C. - S1a; s. Sfa; l. So Ia l. IS - Z; N. IS 4Ils
=, - 81 w q, IS &-5a; w ", ca STA.
London June ls.-TCRPENrIHs-Sp 81
ROSIN-Anlericau strained IS 81: ane. lis 81.
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u e. the ports and Interior points to-day com
80 L--e - eaw las. Ezeek Id Iast Aear.

tacn EE1clanEe special Liverpool csblss-Srct
Aa,an ar s-faie demand soles Boo bales: Epec1-
$50 --f'f- 200 bac- American. 4.630s receipts
ssis, - A--ce.irg rpizud. SEA Futures opened
essr: 49,. -gaer and poiuus higher on
= cd - Sl. closed cay, net lac 10 pOints lower
ssasluig - points !o~er on rev; June. e-Ssd;
~ EFrf s@Sas JulyAuslst. C.Isds zugust-Se ptsbn-
.-f gaiS' sepieEEberD E.5zd. OctoherNoy
NY 81 '.osernber December $50; December an
sd January February, 6.2ld, February N -SA.
fLcuP asaSsleF ga.ns ana cloths quiet
s@<isfsc,, 49, AsAL-The -four situation reInsinea
hs.s x~s@y 10 the seller ana only a email Jobbing
s.s i-pprted by local representatives. the market
VI wsnfe- 10y a. Old prtc~s Spring patents. - lUg
40 spring slalgnis - ss9s5. winter patents. g log
ksa esir H&ds y t@ES4 -. No winter, - %
sss1y Co. n'!nleT. - 800 - 90 RYE FLOUR
.Ettz Tag TO good ssass IS: choice 10 fancy.
WI a. .'ftN@ tALr--Hteedy, quoted: Kin DRIED.
ia shis 20 brand. BAG AEAL--Steady. Quoted;
s--t-yFirn gsoS. y a0qsl a.; coarse 81 iOGSl 70;
tcclnr 90. quoted: Western spring. $50 standard
sn t.sass. Hour 90 szs red dog. s25. 20 arrive city
~ c6y Fs- - bunk and Eacks. mide1ing. s2s4s24 90
e. szs % mummy esp. 81. bulk; sacks So %; oil
ss.z.ss ssHEAT-An irrr,y.,nsnt Il. ,,por, business
~ hfq tendency OF wheat te-cnys snc IL
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LMERPooL coTroN MARKEr.

Ii.eryool June 10 =. ni.--CCTTON-SPot r7o7erats
business done: prices sed; American middllng
81 The day 5000 bales. OF which 200
and export ana included 4,5OO Amer
team. Receipts. . OOO bales. American. Futures
oteued steady closed easy: American mddlng, & o c.
juno 635d June ana July sd July and Augst 1sd;
nd September. 5000; September October
SD: october ana November 5SId. November De-
cerher Esd December and January. 62d. January
February. o. 2ld; February and March. Did
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isriosl position OK Brazilian coffee IS follows

CoTTGe-Neher repor-s o. f9rss a4c.y the Red River
Nllch were said u have ovsrtNea considerable areas
oeen imported into Georgia n served check t.s
eeoaiis tendency % toys cotton Ilarke;. which
hess z sentiment resulting from The generally "a. DrEbs
sfeagr O crop reports The lack % any --prly-
zen = taae conditions The selling came largely from
$500 s.utlss II 4kt- a. though tAe SJlLLe-t-efs
me been rendered bea-sh ~ gnoc weather
sag -e pfospec;s crop d. me futures market ground
ls-- es y Greer q, insure themselves against TIE
e-eine that would appear Inevitable u
tnaes gooa. a. TIE crop beg.ns market.
q the other hand tasre sTes certain buying ~
Q ne SalalHess 4 existing supplies Inclined 70
49,. uenselFs against possible damage 10 the grow
s7tent bearis the southesrs had plenty u lein IN
ing telr cotton and prices general. weak vita
mare hnay barely steady q practically The bot
ols-s Ras weak A. decline e @og@l points
e o- ana n - = points the crop months, II
Ase - c-sSiE--frs cables and good weather re
- Afie- Gr-." further cscli1e there slight
~ or He0rs n floods 81 Arkansas and louisiana blt
ti2-t irlll ~ p1-a---e steaLilasE tho market
St-- uo1e yiEg 10 about the opening prices again,
,-g eIteT midday underwent sensational break The
-f execution or Southern selling orders finally
r ltt loss ~ about halI teuI Il me Oh
~ arc o. nearly quarter re crop months
~Hs are STEADY a. q H. deelfe Of -V4a-
zl"s were estiIEate. - $50, 800 bales. An I'm
.lt nneraent Is "a the Liverpool market a.
lne contract basis from middliug good HicclinF
HoFe-le1 y Is stated. arises from the fact that
sei sra1es q cotton dominating IN the
y Is sac thar search Ct L records for TIE last
- ols-i-1es TIE fact that -ulcd!.Eg has been
- us ia rla1e the for the assertion that fh-
6Is1e y The crop ing presumably &c greater
- -. - lection with this leadiEg change II IS
"a minor changes v-if be found necessary ~ way
rss' a-i -ae purpose q the whole scheme Is 70
- re Basis differences by calculating from a
~ q c0t,o-.
=. raags q contract prices IN tas local market
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Fo-sgn coffee markets: Rio-CoHee market firm: No.
Re 525: eE-1ange - 12d e1eipts, . 900 bags, ship
rsns for States 100 bags. stock. SIS 600
has santos-CoeIse market Aru; good Santos
tEo receipts. goo bags; stock, $4,000 RAGS Ham
bu-g-Co1ee market opened = p1g lower: 80 2.
vas net rfF lower 10000 bags Hayrs-i>ofree
openel barely steady, = franc lower n u
tscnea franc. p m. unchanged al ;. 80 ?. n.
saTzacso ! frame JO-al sales p. 600 bass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. June I5-FLOUR quiet; wHEAT-wtutsr No.
hard store: spring quiet No. Northern, s9-c;
CORN Quiet No yellow. s3Ac; Va mixed, 5s4S
sac: OATS quiet; No. white, 4otsc. NO. mixed ac;
BARLEY. nothing doing; RTE-No' In store. 751aei
CANAL FREIGErS nominal.
Chicago Juas Is i904-Ths leading futures ranged a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16
RED BANK LINE.

finest white 5sg; % eclorsd. Ss TALLow, prime G.tJ
EASY, eOs I'd. TCRPFlNTINE spirits, dull. 42s. ROSIN
common strong. IS 80 FETRuLECM, refined tuI- -
LI.SSF.ED OIL dru, ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-16

Receipts Of bTesdstus interior points thousands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-19
POWERS IN JUAB.
Makes Speeches at Levan and
NeDhi

Especial to The Herald)
N9phi. Oct. lS.-An ovation such as has
never been known in Nephi before
greeted Judge Powers today. lie was met
a. the train by both the Ladies' and Gen
liemens Democratic clubs and was es-
cOrted 10 the party headquarters After
lunch they all went to Lcvan eleven
Dand. AT that place the people had
turned out en- masse to greet Judge
FOwers. and for an hour and a half
ne gave them a heart to heart talk.
Inc opera house here tonight was filled
10 suffocation and at least lO0 people
were unable 70 gain admittance Judge
POWERS commenced by speaking Of the
worth Of the local candidates for district
Judge and district attorney. He also
spoke Of the integrity OF James H.
Moyle, the nominee for governor. lie
then took up the old idea of Republicans
Claiming everything and by his argu-
ments completely shattered most of their
claims here in Utah He explained the
true status OF the irrigation bill and
placed the credit where il belonged. He
explained mis- position on the tariff and
said that IL elected he would vote for,
tariff on raw wool, raE- hides and raw
materials, but would vote for the re-
moval of the tariff on all manufactured
articles. lie closed his speech by calling
the peoples attention 20 Chairman Sprys
threat 90 turn the Mormon Democratic
vote TO Cutler and asked them to see
good
At the close Of his speech Judge Pow
ers was presented with bouquet of
flowers b. the Ladies Parker club. Mr..
Powers viii leave this morning for Sa-
Jlna by way of Provo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-19
REGISTRATION is
RECORD BREAKER
Nearly 10000 Names Go on
Lists Yesterday.
REPUBLICANS MOST ACTIVE
DEMOCRATIC VOTE WILL GO IN
LAST TWO DAYS.

4 remarkably heavy vote in Utah
TINS fall IS indicated by the progress
Oh the registration to this time. Re-
ports received at the state headquar-
ters yesterday indicated that the regis
ifation was unusually heavy i'm the out
side counties, while in Salt Lake coun-
" IT is believed the registration was
the heaviest on record for the third
registration day.
The Democratic county committee
employed no carriages yesterday. bat
men were at work in the various dis
triets checking up the registration for
the purpose of getting a line on the
work for the closing registration days,
when carriages will be employed and
10 effort spared TO get every Demo-
cratic vote in the county registered.
From reports received by him yester-
DAY County Chairman Mat Thomas said
he believed the Democratic voters were
turning out I'm good shape. Detailed
reports viii come in today.
Many of the Republican workers
turned in their reports to County Chair
man Eldredge last night. An exami-
nation OF reports from twenty-six dis
tricts, selected from all sections OF the
city. showed that the total registration
in Salt Lake City yesterday was 9.152.
Ln5 LGSlcNLAllOA OH the lNb prev AJAo
registration days was 500, making the
total to date 1912.
Reports to American party headquar-
tiers were casual. The county commit
tee had some men at work in the city
and county, bat win make no great eff
fort until the closing day, when car
riages Will be used.
The weather was fine yesterday,
which helps to explain the heavy reg
istration. Two more days remain, Nov.
! and Nov 9