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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
$CREWE .zPICNICs.
NottoWay ourthouse Green the
Scene Of Merry Gathering.
cSpec1nIt TIC Timcs-DIspntch)

cspeclalto The Times D Ispntol.)
X CREWE, IVA. Sept. 9..-1The picnic
season closed this week With three i'm =
me11se affairs, given Blythe Baptists.
Disciples and Presbyterian Sunday
schools. The Presbyt erians chose Thurs IS
day. which was ali ideals dayh3in every
respect. AT an early hour the children
commenced TO gather and aool, n long
line Of wagons fllGd with happy boys
AMI girls, chapcroned by the teach rs,
were vending their way to Il N oltoway
Courthouse and there onHthc Courthouse
green they stacked baskets and went In
search of fun, which was found insnbund-5
iancc. The 1890 train brought stn8a mer-
nv party Of ladies and gentlemen. from
,Crewe,F among the number were Supcrin7s:
stendcnt ". s Becker, 4 II the 3s%N orr ok
and Western; Mcssrs- Woodland 81 Pm vac,
g OF Il evils Rev. Ii. Els & MEss ~
i. Watkins. Prof. e. Z. Spence. ables
had been previously ARRANGED, on swhicll
a hountifnl dinner was spread .s'isA II t he
close Of the day, the large crowd Wi, 8
grouped by Prof. spence and a photo
graph taken. which promises to 4 be a
most interesting souvenir OF a glorious
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Visible Cotton Supply.
sj3S INV ,AEsnSia f-nd 1,resg.1 OK. d

NEW Nj ORLEANS, Sept. o.--secrelary
Hester's sta tei,lcnt4 OF the world s. visible
supply OF cot ton. Issued to-day, shows the
total visible to be Ky 1,14124o nga INST Cd
j ,1oS.251 last week and stx) ! D04.9i9 last
year. OF this the total or American cot
ION Is ~ $50, 24o ngainst tx) d6l,s51 In t
week. and 90 4o1 ,o4O last year; md Of NIL
ether kinds tM Ing Egypt Rra ~ IN.
week and tx) COB 900 last year. I l,,. n I
"a OF the worlds Visible supply Of ton
there Is now afloat and held in Great
against 47ioo last year. III Egypt, 40, ooo
against 8, 900 last year; In India, 81 s, 900
against 3oi. 900 last year. and in tho United
States 22i 900 against Ii 900 last year.
& (S) Not Including Manchester stock
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OFFICER SHOT
BY NEGRO G |. HOBO /! { }
Was Turned Over to the Officer
by the Conductor OF
the Train. ll.a ...a y.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. y
mi .fStSpM13 - VA St,i,i a II, her :l-J q

j, GU LP1DPE Err +, VA. September 9:--.Jd mes,
Roach, one of tho special policemen for
3C,ilpeper, was shot and dang iclis
wounded about ii o'clock Tonight by al
unknown negro, who was stealing q. ride
on d southern passenger train ana who y, vas
turned over to the officer by the coninc-,
tor. lie resisted arrest and il, tho dark
ness placed his piatol Right against tho
throat Of Roach and fired. the bullet
tho mock, and tho ball came out Of the
rear ppetionSo the neck Tho negro then,
a. Roach fell, took his pistol from hin
and made up to this time good his es-.
cape. "a tl 4 ~. * ]s 4
i Circulars giving a description q the ne /. .
gro wer6 Immediately struck OFT aud .seh i1
'i,Toa dcast. ,rha City Council offered "a
reward 81 one hundred dollars for the al :
rest ana conviction Of tho woul d-bo ln l,r
5dercr. Troro arc son1e hopes no w enlor-
tanned for the officers recovery. i: N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
GREAT FOREST FIRES
RAGING IN THE WEST
1nu ssnc,atnd tl3resa.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALI, Sept. 9,--,l For
IRA sections OF California. In 4Alamcdn
md Contra Costa counties thousands u
ncres OF Lands have been swept by flames
and many houses have been a destroyed, he
loss rcnching 100000. In Marin county
fires have burned over the slopes OF
Mount T7amalpnis, and now threaten inc
Mount l'amalpais Scenic Railway anu W.. ~.
bcr IN tlle adjacent canyons. The, DIE
basin State park, In Santa Cruz and santa
Claru counties, which contains some Of
the largest and finest redwood trees ~
the State, seems doomed to destruction
though hundreds OF men are fighting tho
fires a15#l Dr. tQ, s5t,
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DAVIS HAS CONFEREN CE I. II
WITH SENATOR G0RM'A'lN' y
CIV ipress.}

BALTIMORE, MD. e Sept. H Q. = Demo
cratic candidate for the Vice. Presidency,
former s6na tor Henry g. ia yis, stopped
Off in Baltimore day. Ie met and md had
d conference with Tinted States sena tor
a. p. German at the Hotter Reliiert. DIR.
Ing the early afternoon and later visited
some OF his personal friends in the ci!y
Senator Davis declined to discuss poll
tics, Ills only reference 10 d the coming I'M:
campaign being. II think we5shpl y win. ,f6#
3 Mr.. Davis Intends to leave here fo Or
New York city to-morrowa to have a con 4
ference with National Chairman TagEart
and other Democratic leaders. "
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WAS KILLED WHILE
STEALING A RIDE
1Rv a sso,cIntetd Press,) !

- (By AssocInted Press.1 Is
Il NEW YORK, September 9--Wfile pms
scnsers were alighting from the Chicago
Limited train which arrived Mt the Grand
5ofl Ii. Young man. with the head crushed.
Was found lying on the. roof OF the mail
cnr ono arm was claspsd around q. VENT
.lator and I. the body was held firmly on
tho narrow roof. IT is supposed that the
Young fellow wns stealing a ride and
That lc was struck by one OF the low
bridges along the line. The man maj was rs
identified as a. Jacobsen. son Of a 9ne eek
wear dealer of this city. ~ q
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( DRY BONE AFLOAT.&
Coffin Discovered on the Beach
Near Salter's Creek.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatc h.)
Il NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Scptemberl
"A coffin obtaining I he dry bones Of a
human skeleton was discovered on the
beach near +Salter's Greek, Hampton
Road $, o-day.s BY y |. H Barnes, q fisher.
man. The coffin is conapaf atively new.
and !. ash t 1T had been IN the water bout
two weeks, The. skel eton was evidently
placed III 1t a ftcr$ the bones were dried
and ;blenchcd. 81 t$ "a II y 853
The police wero notified, and the
CHASTITY find taken II, " charge.
Circumstances and the condition OF the
cnsket Indicate that Il was thrown over
board from avessel outside the Virginia
.Capcs a week go or more. BE 81 FL 4
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Sales 81 Print Cloth.
(Yy A,ssoclated r,ress.)

Z FALL RIVER, MASS, sept. 9.-sales In
tho print cloth inarkct for tile week VIII w
reach nStotal4 of about Is, 900 pieces. com,
III the sclotl, market week ago, business
for the past BLK days l1as continual uuiet
and n falling off iii the demand for or, a W
clnsses Of goods Is mott cenble. The prices
arc unchanged on a three cent basis for
While many OF The mills have
been getting their8macllinery III condition
To run there is no prospect OF q genera y
rest12rp ton of work 8ht present and II Is
the Ycelng here that q start .Will no IS De
r|lnt7e llrfnrn atlrtnhcr 1st. 81. -. .l
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Property Transfers.

Tsichmond.--J n. MounlnaAtl az iTns.-
tee and wife to Maggin Al, bite, 7o rect
on cast line OF Laurel street, |, adjoining,
Riverside Park aj7e.7t. Ii.
Mamie 4. S,ntoh To Henry 81 Her
stem. 81 6-ls feet on north slide of Fra nix Z
IN street, northwest. corner Of Twenty
t.iIacnrlco.--E, r. Melton ana lwife4to w.
5If. Myers. 20 feet on west line .of 'rHcn-
gty-seventll street, between y aid I. II
Streets. 1890 ssf, 55s} g \ Ri ~
w. q. Saunders and wifcato clcnlcntine
Ghappcle, LOT on east limo Staples Mill
Road north Of Broad Street Road, ST.
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5p,,,,,gL,1h--Childress.
tspeclal to The II mes lspn

81 fspecal5to The II mes.D spa CHI
4 TRl1DDRiC KsBU RG, Sept. % !,
Mr. Claude Pugl,, Of Washihgto AND
Miss Clara ch.ldress we're mar Iled, !, Wed ,st &
5 53us ornn mo county in tho presence Of
ID '' largo atttendarlce, Rev, II. g. seanen.
soflcating. The ushers we're Messrs. Ko o.,
and Clark. Robert Chlldress ~ Lee ana
wallace b Gardner. IA Miss Alice nemsoy
WIS maid Of honor, and Miss y ora chill
Fdfess bridesmn Il. s.: Mr.. and AZ I'llgli
slcrt for n bridal trip. They Will reside III
51VaShin ton, ~ X ~ MI M st
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B B. B [ J X: / I:
SENTENCED.
CONTINUED From First Page)
Continued From First pageo

In less thai, d yea +. THESE things hal
altogether. added TO his weak birth, had a
tendency TO prevent the developments and
TO destroy 4 what brain elements there
were. and declared that Brlckhouse was
INSANE. 5s5i "a s,s lsss
N pr. Preston, OF Baltimore, the Com
smonwealth expert, testified that while
tho prisoner was a man below par.
his actions In every day life We're normal.
and tho man us he was then could not
possibly be Insane. Dr.. Preston made
a profound Impression on tho Jury. and
served to overthrow tho emphatic testi-
,nony OF DR.. Carruthers.
"A Great Argument.
Mr. Geo. D. Wise, OF Richmond, closed
tho case for the Commonwealth in what
was regarded as the best speech OF the.
day. ss# ssss
Il His strongest point was that because
a. 1nan's three unclcs were drunkards,
and. because he had typhoid fever at
"a, It should not max g mar, crazy A AZ
3d. e .5E 81
sThn case 5willabc appealed.
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OFF FOR MAINE,
Negro Who Killed Another With
Baseball Bat Captured,

Especial 10 TIC 'IlIhtH- I1ISphI CID
\ RALEIGH, NC. September a.--Gorert
nor AScncK and Francis ID Winston,
Democratic nominee for I.ioutenanl-Gov-
ernor. left this morning for Tho State
Of Maine. whore they Will deliver ny spc-
cial inyitation of lhc Superintendent Of
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~ y -. 4 M. ~, ~. 4. h.
DEAT'Hs

PEEK pied. September Stlt. at s;l5l 7,
Nh i,, 3Wi fl.ntt nas,denre.s ais Io, Mar
b shail Street, s y. M. Tlo'fl-A X (s'atur-
dayj,ft p} a53
sIi Died at Ills residergo slg9 E ~
tembcr o. 1904. PIll sli l'sA. 81. II Isl
Funeral notice latcr, # s /
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LOSSES OVER $4,000.
Correspondent Says Slaughter
at Lao Yang Mas Fearful.
Situation, at Mukdcn.
(By Associated Press.)

II3y
: AIITISDltI> IL Sfptomper y7-l1:sD y NJ
5All continue quiet at Mukden. All anx-
siety regarding the Russian transport is,
over. Thu Japanese have crossed the
4shakhe and are now resting Only Inc
Russian and Japanese outposts are in
direct contact Thoubunds Of wounded
arc being SEM north.
This evening around Mpkden, has
occurred The greatest downpour Of rain
OF tbs Who'll ecampaign, and with 1t, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Z Races Postponed.

u (ByI9 ASSOC ated sPress.J
Ks IIARTIORD, COMM Sept. . "a very g
heavy track after last nights storm com y
PEELED the postponement Of ato-day.s caro- li'l
Of the Grand Circuit meeting at.1har {! y
Oak park, and the races scheduled tors the me
two days will be made ne pro ANNE g toi
& Tomorrow afternoon. ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
Twin Citv Bali Games.

X Manchester Will get after the Brownies
again this afternoon ut 1890 o'clock at
Broad Street Park. and Richmond will
tackle Barton Heights at 2i5:
Both games promise to- be intercstinE,
and K Manchester and Richmond win.
the bunch will get closer together.
Il Tho attendance at tho games grow
larger week by week. W.
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Prince Alert Breaks Record,

BY 4Associa ted Press. " III
SYRACUSE. n. n, Sept o. ~ Prince RI ! q
Alert TO- day broke the acing record TOY
geding s. going The rltless the s ltis'
Fair ira OK insl 80 az. whic beats tho rec
ord BY aquarter of$a second ne @ilrst
quarter was made ~ g; ths .oo ha a.
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Summary: Earned runsaaSuf folK, II Vo-
.bas Sc /. hits-Thon1 & and! Revclle Bases
on balls-off Waite o., Off lIulcher, !.
Struck o,it--by Waters, Z; by llulcher, Z.
Left on bases--N Norfolk, g.; Suffolk. 8.
Double plays.Shafer and White. Time
or game. 1:25. UmpIres, Hargroves and
j on es, l86 1sl III FAN a 'R
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..o S SHs C. so. iass 43 siE'
To Norfolk, Ocean View,
Cape Henry and Va. Beach.
q u EYEaY SUNDAY. 80
ROUND TRIP.

Two irainssle leave Richmond S.80 aud
IA. M. Eight hours ~ Norfolk; ninc
hours at Otsan View, ten hours al Old
point and Bucltroe Beach, Three hours
longer a, Ocean View Than via any other
tuute. Virginia Beach and Cape Henry.
SIG Ee,TninR leave Norfolk via Ocean
New RAILWAY l.. NJ, Leave Ocean View
7:s0 i. ~, leave. old Point $3.50 M,
tsseaside speciall. makes no stops. Arrives
Isie.imona 1920 p. NJ Norfolk and Viz
gina, lleacli passengers can also leave
Norfolk via G., & @. steamer 7l5, Hoii-
rectini AZ Newport News with tram
leaving Newport News $40 u, AZ.
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Were Put Under Bonds,

I Isaac Davis, Charles c;rlGin.I ntpcH K ILL
lam, frank Archer aud frank sadlel,iw
and were put under bonds for their good
beha rIour. 5i8s
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Standing Of the Clubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores YESTERDAY.

Scores Yesterday.
New York, 60; Philadelp : n
ifr,aiied on account or 4 darkness.)
Pittsburg, 8. Chicago. y
3os ton Brooklyn, post pc ~ ed = AIN &
Where They Play 7 To-day.
Chicago at Pittsburg . 4, Il,
VA sis st. Louis Al Clnclnna q,
li philadelphia at New ORR,
/. 4 d. q i Brooklyn at Boston.
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Thomas IA. Mckinney.
Specihl to 'rho g''n,es- y lspatcll

ka. lspeclal 70 Inc y mes l)lsPatc.fl n
mckinney died to-day near, MYRTLE, Va
aged G2 years. He rs survived s by o.
widow, two married daughters and four
Mad the q stinciion Of having captured
thirteen Federal prisoners sing handed
II o came unaWarcs upon that number Of
soldiers ana ordering them to throw down
8their#guns marched them a way. y
Captain .3P. Fletcher.
as (spnoal to The Tines Dirpntch) fss ;5
s tsFsT fasr ys sf tss bsss e s5sxn
AT I'll l,is home on {. Street. Washington, III
q. niftora5brief illness {, The remains were
tni hles Fictcl,er served ID the Confederate
army. sIie was fifty-nine years Of aset
and a leaves one daughter5nnd three sons
b Simeon Bryant.
'(sptclal to- The Times Dispatch.)
.sUFiHSoLK Sept Simeon Bryant,
4. sos ,yissa 9a y ssqay oa
He had been In yIirglnIin, many years
iiiriss.onep; Of rcvonuo in a Nanscnoi,d
.s,,.., s. Spencer MI
I, ,lsfEsosH:rtHfs n n Ta'ssj aspE ST.
2i nlElsaaY MI Spencer. WIS president q the
Commercial Ma L!bnnl IA nk, Ice president
o. tic Highland PARK Misunderstanding
Nils, Tiic Florence Nils 1t Forest city
and was 5ntcreated in IN number of other
lmportant business Fcnt erprlsc t,,
/ Mrs, Layinia a. Lewis, III
~ s.necal tor Tho Tines Dlspa tc|l.)a
lfRiebETi1C I<sBlIItq,' yAlr Sept, q AZ
Amdng the deaths here Itls !. Week MAS
re,isshSd tlie g. age IL ~ Years shels, aull
fvlTed IN Two daughters. Mrs. Frank r.,
stearns and N1iss Alice Lewis
Julius S. Turner.
(spcclal 10 Times. pIspatch,) e
nAi,I1It;iI. NJ. c. Sept. t--Jllins5 IS,
3Tnrntr died suddenly Ut tlua sold!ers'
Homo tD.njellt. He waA IN lientenanl
COMM omna NJ " Il, 4. Nineteenth cginient and
WAS /, brother of tile late ,losia y 'Afher,
for ny yea ri ono nf v ! no ~ ost 4 Ills \
BihiguIsfctl }neWspa per- men lin tho State.
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Card PLAYERS Caught.

Richard liarleaiy ard c,hestnls AtlSin-
son were Gael, fined IS by Just n Jtain.
yesterday for nlaylng cards In tho. street.
and they were put under secuIIt ~ for.
twenty days, I3
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DAY THE DIAMOND.
Results Of Games Yesterday
the Big Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday

( cieVeland, "a. Chicago. %.
Il Detroit. 40: st. louis, l-G.
+ phijad elphia, So: New York. Il,
Where They Play To-day.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA.
M 5a Chicago at Cleveland.
Z 35T Washington at New. York.
II M st. Louis at Detroit
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necif,l to The lHmes-Dlspat CHI.


VA, Sept. 9--Mr. Alfred
NJ. Book, chief clerk OF the real estate
departmento4f the Morf9ik ana Nves,fr
midnight Ill the hospital from typhoid.
llfcver5 aged 80 years. he was married In
SLyhcliburg on Jllnet93, to MISS Mary N
sNowlnT Jdhugf1ter OF Mrs Mary Norris
Nowln,% which makes his death especially
sad. His remains will be taken to Lynch-.
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Tho case WILDE appealed:
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I
5"Philo Shea.

AZ Mr.. "Phil..' Shea, member Of the City City
Council, died last night q 1885 clock L, <
AT his residence, NO. 2l09 East. Fra kin
Street. in tic Six iiatl, year Of his a &c:
Mrfs hcn has been q sufferer Q { B I. ":
sease. and the end came u
Mr. sheh was born in 2,
vas about I'VE years of age. He has has
made Richmond his home ever 6, since ,ns 80.
uIe had been n fmember, q / the /. G !. !, )
hearts Of ali his colleagues by his jovial
disposition. and by his strict adherence
to principle. II took an active share N
politics and was widely Known N II Sl l.
wa : 4 very successful business man, and
had acquired considerable prop
4 He IS survived by q daug nj N rs
O.. A.. Natzlsc; a son, Phil, = niece Mrs. LIZ
u J. Nv lliams. and n granddnug hter, iJl
len, daughter OF his son. who III ed Gig
teen months q 60 His vile died only f f.
month ago. S IN a38 ,sss
been made. sHSa4 gSSS
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Funeral Services.

Tho funeral of Mrs. ohm I,sek; who was vas
killed BY N street car Thursday night.
will take place from the reslde 9 ce' ~ g g:
5e7ls East Marshall Street, to-day At y
O'clock Deceased was seventy-six years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

Low quieti city. oHG5ac; country: 6G5Ac; LARD
quoted al 81 20 City lard steady; quoted At SIG
6&c Refined lard Quoted: South America, $ 70;
Continent, 81 So Brazilian kegs 50 % Compound quiet;
quoted at G5< S6tzc- STEARINE steady quoted: Oeo,
61zQ8%c: city lard stearine. 71edsAc
kt4CE-Demand IS modeTate but at fun values and tone
steady 10 firm Quotations follow: Domestic. ordinary
head. 81 a3&c; Patna 50 Q5%.c. Japan foreign, nom
mall DO domestic. s&S4Ac; Java, 4go1sc Ransoon IN
bond. ~ 92%.c-
SUGAR-Rsaned sugar Is steady, with a moderate de-
rnand orders. Prices are unchanged. Prices
quoted per for cash seven days Cut
Loaf and crushed 6l5c; Eagle tablets o5ci uloui9
4.soc; cubes 47oc; xxx powdered. SOC; powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 45oc Eage eo-
fsctionsrs graduated. 4T0c: Eagle coarse ana S me
bags fine granulated, ! 6oc Eagle fine EranqIaled
grpnulated diamond 4, 445c
A. 3Oc; Nos ana 3, 400; No aloe 20 o. 4IGe
No g. 4O5c No I. +c; No S. 395ci No D. S-soc' 10 ~
s5c; No Il. 9.s0c; No Il, 15c NO To- 'i tNos "a
H. 3e5c: 16 s. Soc Eagle powdered l. oc cryta
doyninos 75c This weeks summary OF the stA5Llca
position. up Wulett Gray. shows sLoc IN
against I6s and 195,5Oo last year a CO
Of last Receipts az me SIX
principal ports Cuba II goo tons exports SUI sloc
o. tons against GO 24O last year Ihere are
centrals grinding against So last year otoch IN E1t
10000 tons against 2935568 tons last year 80
stock Of Europe and America 33u35Ue tons
.o6S last the same even q5tsS 49,
Increase ia 240 against an ncIse OF
I79 259 tons and decrease OF 10 I6- tons
January 1903 Hamburg reports no shipments OF re-
United States The Eew-fork marker toI "a"
sugar IS dull unchanged. Centrifugal, 30 test 2 2oi
rlscovado So test, Sc, and uolasses sugar o. tss 49,
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OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. s.-CATTLE-Teceipt. 900 head. slow
ana weak good 20 prime S5S5
81 % 81 % sockers and feeders asa cows 81 =
&c. heifTs. S2fS+ so 81 1882 40. bulls
t-4St 30 calves s. 50S7 % HOGS-RpceIptS * 0T,i
LeaG tomorrow. % coo: mixed butchers Is 4
s. GA good 70 choice heavy 50 soS5 % rough fsavv
- 0tS4 %: light 81 501$4 70; bulk Of 81 7Os4 90
SHEEP Receipts. 5000 head: sheep lambs steady:
good 70 choice wethers 81 iDGS4 80: to choice
So 20 S4 native lambs. S46s6 80.
East Buffalo in SEATTLE. receipts n head.
gteaty prime steers s. 25GS5 go shipping 81 51S5 Is
butcher ds5 heIfe-s Sc 2JGS4 s.. cows g. 75as4 So
bulls, SSsnSi IS; socke-s and feeders S3GS4 VEALS
400 head active. Workers. &c lower; heavy medium
g 40 YorAera S 8o9S5 81 pigs SIS 20fs5 go roughs
81 408Ss co. stays. S3Q$3 81 SHEEP AND LANES r.
cepts. lAo0O head sheer steady lambs easier; lambs
s5S6 70; yearngs. 81 75as5 so wethers s. 5OeS4 Isl
ewes. 81 25S$4 so. sheep mixed. 81 90 asa 26
Cincinnati. Jan s-HOGS active lower ssess 10:
CATTLE. firm higher. $29S4 G5. SHEEP stead Sc IS
IS 81: LAMBS steady. s. 6opS6 IS.
Kansas city. Jan s-CATTLE receipts 5000 inclu.-
ing 100 Southern; market l09I5c lower: export and
dressed beef steers s. 1885 90; good So no
s. 10; Western fed So S8 rtocke-s ana feed
steady. s. 5OG$4 Southern
s. 5og$2 80; native he!fers 81 s5e
So 20; bulls steady s. 2Gs3 so; steady 81 sen
s. 10 HOGS receipts 200, market steady &c lower TOP
81 s27 bulk OF sales 81 6oS4 sO heavy 81 81 asa sou
packers 50 45f3 Il 4; pigs and lights 81 S5rS4 4Tls
SHEEP. receipts loo, market steady: native
50 y u.s. 70; Western lambs 81 5DQS5 40: ewes So
feeders. s. 6ogS IS IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. jan s.-Closing: wEIEAT-spot hrni No :
red Western winter 6s 2ad; futures steady. March IS
bLd: Nay Is Sad: July nominal CORN-spot firm:
American mixed new. - Sd: American mixed old Is
futures quiet 212d: March. A. nd
PEAS-Canadian steady, IS Sd FLOUR-St Louis fancv
winter dull Sd HOPS London CPaciec CEASE drTn-
&c IGs9fT los BEEF quiet: extra India mess as 60
PORK easy: prime mess Western lis 81. HANS-ShCrt
cut IA I6 n quiet ATS Sd BACON easy Cumberland
cut &c s6s rib &c - 10 ass; long clear
unddes light . "a n. sss I'd: long mIddIes.
heavy 50 70 40 y 3ss short clear backs - TO % ID as
Is quiet. s5s LARD arm prime Western SOS Sd;
American refined. n pals 36s "a BUTTER nominal
CHEESE quiet: American finest white SIS: American
finest colcFed Jas. TALLOW-Prime city arn. rs
TURPENTINE-Spirt firm. ass RCISIN-Comm0n firm.
Is 81. PETROLEUM-Renned firm. T-d LINSEED
OIL steady. iss 80. CoTroNSEED oII-EIuh refined.
6xza, 27s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tori. January G 1904
CoFTEE-A much stronger ruled
market today People who had been uQuldating of
and for number OF past apparently pretty
vel sod out and prepared 70 take hold the long
si6e The opening unchanged a decline
further selling by outside interess-lOng
terests-which encouraged by rather Disappointing
cables from Europe The also sold tie cables
tut almost Immediately after the call buying
Neope1 ed by Wall Street which brought IN the
started rapid uQtu7n. eliminating the close
advance OF 155 points and placing prices within
fH5 points Of the best level OF the Offerings
light scattered chiefly from smaller longs
Primary conflicting. indicating g decline Of
100 refs al Santos and advance OF - al RIO Port
receipts Rio and Santos heavier than looked
and considered bearsh feature q the
although having little effect The total % GOO bags
G00 the Interior
estimated 10 $50 bags. Hayre Closed @Tl
lower having lower
hamburg was unchanged 10 = pig lower Sales in the
local market for the aggregated 159 20 bags Spot
coffee ruled firm with Rio t. invoice Lines quoted Ct
fac- The OF prices n the local market
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