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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
Venezuelan Soldiers Take Possession O
Property of Asphalt Company.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, July 29.
Ambrose Howard Garner, formerly
managing director of the New York
and Bermudez Asphalt Company (who
was recently appointed receiver of the
company as a result of the suit brought
by President Castro), accompanied by
Attorney General Irabarren, arrived at
Guanaco yesterday on the Venezuelan
gunboat Bolivar and, backed by Vene-
zuelan soldiers, took possession of the
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
BANK PRESIDENTS BODY
FOUND IN OHIO RIVER

NEWARK. Ohio, July 2s-The body
Of w. G. Taefel. president of the New
ark Savings Bank and supreme sec
retary OF the American Insurance
Union, was found to-day in the Lick
ing River. He left a note saying he
was innocent of the wrong in the bank
failure was ruined financially and had
therefore determined to kill himself
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properties of the company, including
the asphalt lake, against the energetic
protests of Captain Colley, the COM
pany's representative
The steamer Viking, belonging to the
company, escaped seizure and reached
Port of Spain with news of the Gov
ernments drastic action.
Foreign companies in Venezuela are
alarmed over President Castro's ag-
gressive policy. which is directed also
against French, British and German
companies.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
CONVERSE Is NOW CHIEF
OF NAVIGATION BUREAU
Secretary OF Navy Appoints Him 70
Fiji Vacancy Caused by Rear
Admiral TaylOr's Death.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Secretarv
Morton to-day announced the appoint
unent OF Rear Admiral George A. Con-
verse as chief Of the Bureau Of Navi-
cation OF the Navy Department. to
succeed the late Rear Admiral H. c.
Taylor. who died at Copper Cliffs, On
tario. a few days ago
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
WILL PLACATE GERMANY.

Russia Agrees to Indemnify Shippers
for Losses Sustained by Seizures.
BERLIN. July 29.-The Foreign Of
fee to-day announced that Russia had
agreed TO fully indemnify German
SINNERS and their consignees for any
losses sustained by the seizures of Ger
man ships and the detention of the
Prinz Heinrich's mail. An inquiry is
now in progress 10 oeternlne what
Claims shall be presented. Russia also
agrees to restore and forward the con-
tents of the two seized mail packages.
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Lyon WIN succeed Terry.

WASHINGTON. July 29-Captain
Henry Ware Lyon has been selected to
succeed Rear Admiral Terry in com
mand of the naval station at Homo
lulu in anticipation of the latter's re-
tirement next December.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
CHINESE COOK SHOOTS
SAN JOSE COACHMAN
Mongolisn. After Being Beaten by
White Man, RetaIiates by Using
Revolver

SAN JOSE, July 29.-James Smith.
q cOachman employed by DR.. Elizabeth
Baltimore. was shot by Gong Yuen. a
cook, this morning. The men had
trouble over the use Of a horse and
buggy, but Smith demanded a dollar
from the Chinaman.
Later in the day the men ouarreled
and Smith gave the Chinaman q beat
ing. knocking him down several times.
They were separated, but Smith again
attacked the Chinaman. The latter
then drew a revolver and shot Smith
The bullet entered the abdomen. pass
ing through the body. His recovery Is
doubtful Yuen was arrested, having
made no effort to escape.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
AGED MINER STRIKES
1T RICH IN TRINITY
John Rothe of Coffee Creek District
Finds Ore of Extraordinary
Value

REDDING, July 2e.-John Rothe.
an aged miner Of Coffee Creek district.
in Trinity County, has struck it rich
IN his mine six miles above CarrvilIe.
He has ore there that carries the
value Of from $4,000 to $4,000 a ton.
There is not much Of II, the rich stuff
merely being in a streak clinging TO
q hanging wall. but the extraordinary
value Of II brings the average value
Of a two-foot ledge up to $500 a ton.
which means a fortune for the owner
II the ledge holds out.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30

LONDON, July pa Toxic cor
respondent of the Times, under date of
July so, says:
THE cruisers of the VIadivostoIx
squadron were seen south of the island
of Idzu (at the entrance OF the bay
of TolSio) this morning. 1t is believed
the Russian cruisers will be driven OFF
or brought to bay in the course of n
day."
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General Kuropatlsin Is Not Wounded.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-The
general staff denies the report circu-
lated i'm European papers of the
wounding of General Kuropatkin at
the battle of Tatchekiao. The general,
il is added, is perfectly well.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30

WASHINGTON. July 20. = The
Shanghai dispatch reDorting the fall
OF Port Arthur was communicated to
the Japanese Minister here. Up to
midnight. however. no official news on
this subject has reached the legation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
Russians in Front of Molten Pass.

GENERAL KUROKTS HEAD
QUARTERS IN THE FIELD. VIA
FUSAN, Korea. July 2s.-The Rus.
slams have again begun intrenchins
themselves in new positions in from
of Molten Pass.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
senator vest Grows WORSE,

SWEET SPRINGS, Mo, July %
Ex-senator George G. Vest passed a
restless night and to-day was con-
sidered worse.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
RUSSIANS
ARE STILL
CONFIDENT
Hopeful Of Holding
the Bol0agur0d
Fortress.
Ammunition Grows Scarce
and Large Guns Are
Seldom Fired.
MuScoVite Fleet Is Unwilling to Go
Out After Togo as the Japanese
Have Mined the HarbOr.

LONDON. July ga dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company from
Weihaiwei, dated to-day, says: at Is
supposed that Port Arthur has been
captured, as the British fleet Is re-
turning here tomorrow"
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TIE WEATHER.

Forecast made at San Rran-
cisco for thirty hours ending
midnight. July so:
San Francisco and vicinity
Ea1r Saturday; warmer II the
-Sor1i1g; light nc-thcsst winds,
changing 80 brisk westerly.
A. @. AcADIE,
District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30

War News Continued on Page 2.
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THE rzEATEzs.

Alcazar-'Rupert Of Hsntzau."
Calitornia-"Just Struck Town"
Centra1-"Ths Gates CT Justice"
CoIum mbta-AIice and Men"
Cnutes-Vaudevil1
Fischer's-"A Lucky stone"
Grand "a Gentleman OF
France"
Orpheum-Vaudevil1e.
Tivoli-"3ob1n Hood"
Matinees at All Theaters To-Day.
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JAPANESE VIGOROUSLY SHELL PORT ARTHUR,
BUT THE REPORT OF IT'S CAPTURE IS NOT TRUE

mreeve eoh yhomN aon6ns 1he
h been m sn nhaetomo
naaHe are
fi iof the o. P ArnrN Nasreeem this Nrrna
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AD ANT ADS
Cent a Word
All Ads l cent a
word, when paid for
=: ,3ronoo othervyisa

in advance, otherW1se
Scents per line, Z words to the line,
No AID taken for less than zoe for each
insertion.
Situation Wanted Male or Female,
1ac word; no AID less than LUG daily;
90 words or less, one week, QUO.
of publication are too late for classical
ton.
When so desired, in place Of an 'ad-
dress, an advertisement can be az
dressed to number, care The Journal,
and answers for out-of-town advertisers
will be forwarded.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTATE
wANTLu-A 10 OR 2o.ACRE TRACT OF LAND
close to city, near car line; must lay high
Gilbert, 20a Kasota building, Minneapolis,
BUILDING LOT, ABOUT HALF 70 ONE ACRE,
near Minnehaha Falls, for cash. Give loca-
t1on and price. 1924, Journal.
FOR QUICK RENTAL, LIST YOUR ROOMS
with the Furnished Room Exchange, 654 Tenn
pie Court.
IF YOU CAN'T RENT YOUR ROOMS, CALL ON
the Furnished Room Exchange, 654 Temple
Court.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE;
QUARTER SECTION NEAR WooNSOCKET AT
$24 an acre for merchandise.
The only land we own In Jerauld county and
good stuff. If we had more you couldn't trade
US, but our misfortune is your GAIN.
Lund's Land Agency,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Sc, 900 STOCK OF GENERAL MERIDIAN D Sc
in central Iowa, to trade for improved arm;
Iowa or Minnesota preferred; business cared
$4,000 last year; frst-class proposition; will
assume membranes. Martinson. BIT Andrus
building.
WANTED-F1RsT-C CLASS IMPROVED FARM
in Minnesota or Iowa; in exchange for run
ming stock of hardware; located In central
Iowa; will bear any investigation; invoice
$4,000. Martinson. BIT Andrus building.
HAVE BUSINESS LOTS THAT ARE LEASED
for from five to forty years and bringing 81, 030
per year rent that want to trade for a
farm and the stock thereon. Address Post
master, Fort Des Moines. Iowa.
FINE SECTION OF LAND. 614 ACRES, WRIGHT
county; mile shore frontage fine lake; want
fine home, st. Paul Minneapolis submit
your offer. Hobart Phoenix building.
wANTED-To EXCHANGE GOOD M1NNEAPc-
lis property for California ranch property. Ad-
dress 952S, Journal.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
AUCTION SALE-THURSDAY, NOV. 1910
head of high-grade jersey cows and heifers,
40 of these will be fresh by Feb. l.; also seven
horses and colts; all the machinery, wagons,
buggies, harness on Central road, six miles
from line. Ed FIRTH
NOTICE. HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Anna Forster. Charles
Forster.
|HEATING-WE DO STEAM AND HOT WATER
heating. complete plants installed T. C. Tel.
1872. W. Heffner, 50S-1O I'd st S.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED 70
try our noon luncheons. airline Lunch Parlors,
52l1a Nicollet second floor.
NORTHWESTERN sCAvENGER CO. CLEANS
vaults, cesspools. 1876; TIC. 1875. 102 LIST st N,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on The Boyd
TranRfer and Staraua co I'D ct
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NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES. CALL AND Sci
]. D. Hinshaw. 627-630 Boston block.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
NEW MICH COWS AND sPRINGERS FOR
sale. Call at Sweeneys Livery Barn, 1908
Goth av N. Both phones. 81
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FoUND-A PLACE 70 HAVE YOUR TRUNKS
repaired or exchanged for new one. Bi5ou
Trunk Factory. Is Washington av N.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23

ass S. 6a ass SIS: short clear Sizes OoyeD ssT5d
81 So: WTiISNEY basis OF Eigl 81 - On the
Produce TX. haage today BJTTt.S firm, cTealeres
IGa2Ic. darias lJu2Ic, EGGS urm At mark cases In
cIuled ec, tIsts 24c. prime fresh 26c ex;ra&
2sc. CHEESE dru u8l2c.
Duluth Nov Close HEAT-No 7 Northern.
81 cas-: No Northern 81 OF 81 December 81 0ssa. May.
81 11is.
Milwaukee. Nov 22-wHEAT-No I Northern. 81 1ag
asked. RYE-No / SIC {AttIEf-N9 = so: sample,
3S452c- CORN-No 3. 5G45Sc; Nay. - sc bid
Nf,~oeapoI-s Nov -wTIEAT-Deceuoev. 81 OsA
Nav 81 Il a July 81 OJies September sue No nssl
81 iIs. NJ Northern 81 1o-3; No Northern - o5-1
FT0rR-First patents. S6$6 TO- second pttents - so
s. % urt 81 81 -. second clears - 9SsZ 81
IRAN. in buis. So
PHILADELPHIA Nov 22-wHEAr quiet but arm; con.
trart grade. November 81 iUpSl lt'2- CORN 11<
bi+ber- Tovernr 52lr J3c- OATS steady but dGl ~
. VhIte natural 36-- No > white clipped Se'sc FIoUt
loo ra Dbl lower superior. S. t5S3 30 DO e1tras
S4GS+ -. Pennsylvania roller clear $3.50 % 90 Strasht
81 90 ! a.. western clear s. lUS5 p DO straghC
= snS5. 40 straight sacks - 20aS5 40; do patent
sacks S. 456S5 BUTTER steady. fair demand; eStrt
creamery - sc. nearby prints DC EGGS rTn1
good demand. nearby hrsJs 2Sc al marx Western hrstS
creams fancy IIiz0ll&C DO choice. nc; do far q
500 los Is1lc Rscelpts-F1our 1000 bols and LI3e
n IN sacks: wheat 100 bush; corn, 1900 bush
- GO bush Superintendent $500 bush. corn. sloos
bush: oats 24o0o bush.
-9,.do Nov 22-CLOvERsEED-CasA 81 s.: Deem,
her February. 81 - = Marct "a %A-s-rAs
Prime 81 50 TIMOTHY-Prrne. 81 25's.
elevator - TO- December s. %, May 81 II sQSl III
10 2 hard. 81 07NSI o.. COEN-No : cash. noInlnalf
Ircer,ber 49, May. 437sc- OAIS-No : cash. SVtac
Lecemrer .9ss0. May b sc, No white. S@95&'sc
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STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November o. 1904
BFFVEs-Recepts were so cars or SO he2d lnS;J 1
augterers and for the a5 6ssf a ie9 se
dull E2thns aons In i've 6atos ISerpoo and Lon
don quoted i've cattle Tssqy s@fs Ioo out da
6 cate for sch warzscd & suzbereer and 44Oo guar
morrow the Majestic win take out about 200 quarters
1la head all for he heal. market sSs
STEADY with good veals in fair demand; good lots OF
gaseTs also sold rsGy and an g head held over
mon to choice veal sold s5dss so 100 n good lots
ca,2es juliet City dressed veals sold at s79$l8 per 10
'ogR dT5Saea r. Neson 60 Western calves 2s
a at per S 50 SG at ISL vel a ass 2ss b. at s.
J. 6 curtis SON. veas 100 n. at S. So do loa 10
"' : vsas 1870 IN p at - s. 8 80
T2n SB scar @ to- cars or INA
all for y & Wh sF s R 'S 5R aeT RS xss an
underone weakness based on Buffalo adviees Com
2 29 10 s s2S 'sfe id ca al at sass Co.
81 So dressed mutton slow at '9s1so per ID; dressed
SO 81 o Do s 5n'apoa g 59' s'ss laG'
SO z OHIO DO sn 10" i at 8 2 s. 8 d. f.
Il culs 81 NJ at 81: sc STATE hesg and lambs % To-
at ss SSa@ssi%n tog%Sy Buffalo lambs So ~
w e It s s e DO aa at g 81 g
10 " r Hume: 90 pennsylvania lambs 20 10 at So Is;
j. q curtis Son: ia State lambs 50 ~ SO Is;
harrington ( Co: Ohio lambs, 6s 10 at Sc 80; 70
Ohio sheep 81 NJ at So 80
j. Harrington; A state sheep. 10 n, at 81 Is.
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars. 1,645 head including
about 230 market Prices rated steady Good
medium hogs sold az So per 100 No. choice
light pigs 50 10; country dressed hogs SLOW at dg'.o
SnIe4-Andrew Mullen: 81 state pigs Go n average,
at IS per ~ 81 do 92 70 at s. 10; y do 1853 10
at IS. q r0ughs, 345 n. at 81.
II II. Hollis date yesterday: 20 state hogs 15s ~,
at IS 05 do NJ 50; roughs 324 ID. Mt 81 %;
do. S23 10, at 81
50: do 10 So; roughs. $50 10, at 81; stays
Tobin & Shannon date yesterday; state hogs I1s
n at So; DO 10 81 90: rough $40 10. at 81;
Judd & Co Gate yesterday, "a State hogs. 1871 ~
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevv-Yori November b 1904.
COFFEE-The total business reported a a result Of
so-dss trading reached about 1vy.o0O bags but this
% large proportion switching from the
The late months. Prices ruled irregular. The
opening steady unchanged prices an advance
of 5 points May. Later th1 market showed g net
about 10 points under liquidation but the
finally stesdieG by an Increased demand
credited by importers and by others
Wall Street, and the close steady q partial
decline of points There nothing in the early
. create sentiment. Cables about right and
receipts al primary points full without being large
enough special anxiety among longs. Later
IavTe saEged of y franc and there seened be some
disposition sell nearby
IN presumably Of notices the A
the decline the received support toward
the close Brazilian made public had
buish effect on sentiment. one cable from Dosne d
Co q Rio. estimated the exports from the coming Rio
crcp al $4,000 20 100000 bags comparing with the
Urban estimate Of 5000. 600 There
a-so bullsh mail adyices from Santos including
estimate Of 100000 5000 coming
Santos OF 8 coo 900 $500 coo coming
Rio and Minas This latter estimate did ap
pear 10 be taken seriously. but sentiment in trade
circles seems 20 have bullish average. although may
1 that speculation for long Is confident
~ big advance as II three weeks ago. The
Got market was steady. with quotations basis Of
sac for BIO No Z
The range Of prices local market to-
az
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Steamboats,.
CATsKILL. HUDSON & COXSACKIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST. WEEKDAYS. P. NJ

of supplies has curtamsnt Of business
An average Is that there viii not be over
600 pounds dealers stocks by JanU
AIRY notable last Territory woos
quiet Leading quotations follow Ohio and tennsy
above, 35ly36c; y. 3OGSlc. No !. 3SE3bc
No > 35G3Gc unwashed, 2482jc; oneguarter blood
unwashed 81 g32c: three-eishths blood Sl32c; onEst
blood 20I3Oc deaine, 21421taC: unmerChana
bic 9eq96c nne dealne. SO Q31c Michigan and
above 2GG2Tc; I, 534S4c; No =. S3d3Ic: fine uR-
washed 21g22c; one-quarter blood uIlwashet SOgSle
S0Q31C; One-haH blood .S42eC; IN
washed delane 25Q26c: fine washed deIaine, 32GSSc
Kentucky Iniana three-eghths and one-quaTter
blood 3Id32c TerrtOry-IdahO fine, 1Sia Hl9c; heavy
me iaGlsc fine medium. 1S919c; medium 21g22c' low
Taedum 22a 23c: Wyoming fine 1Tisgis'2c; heavy fine
I5a16c; me medium. 1Tisals sc; medium 22g2St; low
23T24c. and Nevada, fine. la lsc heavy,
Sne I5tt10c. hne medium IIiaUlSc: medium 2a3c; low
medium 28a2c: Dakota, tine 114lSc: hne medium. Is9
iac. medium 2fI22c; medium, 23G24c. Montana
choice 2lQ22c; l3G20c fine medium choice
2IQ22c: lYg20c; staple. 2GSc medium choice
RAJ
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saa Ss9s' sa ssa sss *Rs &c
week 5 b ANR ana y a bss s0f
market fer potatoes has held steady under moderate OH
receipt and firm Cabbases selling well: Caulihowers IN
Slow ana prices STan mostly pOor and drag
sn n Peas and beans receipt and higher a 5o5
bulk Of sales from down spinach weak under
ssS range about We quote: =
per- Per so H. g. aS az Per GO g Sas
Do 5r and bss 81 4o, s al S m as
s. go SWEET PofAToEs. jersey yellow. per ciothtop
,s66l basket slqsi 3; do southern yellow, Dbl,
$2g$2 90 BRUSSELS SPROUTS per quart Sgl2c CA AZ
a So Long I Ssste peg s sS
g So CELERY fancy dozen 6upsass sS
o sa 5s BED s 81 sG1sP
ESn or ps1 P bb os ass g2 40 NdL Carolina per
basket 7ScGsi g. DO NorfoI, 5ooSsi do state and
SSTi9Ns SPsat,sS s. drs Ne
o9 SD do Yaow S2gs So DC red d. u
dc req s. 4s$ STATE and %sste,n y a;a Per Per
DO per bag 81 75@s2 25 DO red. in bulk, per 100 No.
o. PEI ssS ass
r So do flo , Dsg SsEFis SeS
5ssni Fer sc ssH3Rf' sizes
s. 56Gs2 IS; do wax 81 to9s2 % Florida per
folk per Dbl 75cas; do baltimore 1880; sIIALI0Ts.
orleans 100 lunches 81 6oasS; SQUASH Hpe-
ruta6aSa. canada per Dbl sOqeoc DO nearby 5oG'I6c;
HoTHousE AND FRAME PRoDUCTsacucu,m1 It.s,
less plenty and closing higher Lettuce steady
light receipt and firm. Radshes show lrTeguar
quality. Tomatoes firm for fancy We quote: CUc,t taa
RERS No l. per Dozen 6Og9pc; do No case y oug
Str m RAB9aH PES per 100 81 S6asS So
HAY AND sTTtAw-HAY-Ths market was not well
attended to- day. a full line OF demand is not e1
Tected until after the coming holiday. With tho light
demand prices shaded in number OF instances 70
day thought that revival Of call will restore
late figures particularly river deliveries are
drawing close The chief run is upon the top grades
nd marks make 2baO above quoted
quote: Prime large bales per 100 r. s sS
S2hc: No do, THE No 2 do. 1Ol721Ec; No DO 6og
67i9c; shipping and grade 45@50c clover mixed bg
67c; clover clear 55G075c strictly marketable clover
scarce. STRAW-Some easier tone expressed to-oey.
Prime long rye quoted 81 %: all common lots neg
lacted Receipts hay and straw, in tons, reported
st Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River
Railroad 800 Shore so; Erie 1.130: Peunsylvana,
l4O: Delaware and Western So Iehigh Val
ley baltimore Ohio TO- Central Of New Jersey.
100; 100; total 2260 tons Receipts OF straw.
100
MILK AND CREAM-The MIX Exchange directors at
n meeting held Monday. raised the price of milk TO
3ls a quart TO the shipper. or 81 70 can
where delivered in the city. The new price goes into
effect November %.
The receipts of milk and in 40-Quart cans FOR
week ending November 10 follows
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 2-CATTLE-Receipts. HOO head. in
Guiding 900 Westerns steady: good TO prime
steers 81 S5GS6 medium 81 4oGS5 CO., sockers
ana feeders S24S4 TO- cows 81 25qS4 go hefers 81 50QS5:
Gamers s. 25qS2 20: bulls S24$4 35: calves $3QS6 90
western steers So 504$J 10 HOGS-Recepts. IS 900
market sc lower and butchers 81 5OgS4 TO- good
10 choice heavy 65S4 20: rough heavy. 81 54S4 90:
light 81 45G$4 60: Of sales 81 551Si 90. SHEEP
yereipts 2@ 900: steady lower; lambs weak
% lower: choice wethers 81 3O9 81 90 fair 10
gb-ira mixed 81 5OQS4 native lambs 81 1885 10
x ausas CIV, Nov 22.-CATTLE-Recelpts 800 head
u1Iu5inr 900 Southerns; steady to lSc lower
c EXPORT and dressed steers So 5O8S5 80; stock
s ana feeders 25dS4 Southern 81 5OQ$+ %
southern COWS 81 6O4S3 70; native 81 5Oq$i
1.-Two heiferz 81 4Oa%4 10 bulls $21S3 50 calves 81 500
q H. HOGs-Receipts IS 900 head; market 90 loc oweT
~ cosad strong; top 81 bulk Of sales, 81 4OS4 49,
heavy 81 TOaS4 50: packers 81 55qS4 10 pigs ana ng5
So GUd$4 90 SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head market lug
5c higher; native lambs 81 5eg$S Matte wets se ~
81 25aS4 75 native $49$t 50 Western lenlos "a o.
$50 Western yearlinss 81 29qS3 30 eS''rh s"eep'
cincinnati Nov 22-I50GS active Sgr rg n isaS{
huchers' 81 TO common So 5OQ4 20 CAIIl1E 90
quiet; fair good shippers s4qSt 90 eSSqh' SLOW
255 SHEEP easy. slow. 81 7ogS4' LAMBS S''"'
steady So 5Od$5 80. ,-. .-x n.os.
steady; prime steers 50 254S5 so shipping - SogS
Ichers So 75GSi 81: heifers. 81 5OgSs 20 cows
asa IS; bulls 81 25a$3 S. stoekers and fssdeS S Hos
S3G5 VEAIS-Receipts, 10 head; firm: Y oo4se' "a ISS
Receipts. 900 head active and STEADY go Sbead
sheep firm slow loc lower; lambs 81 a"aso L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,vsrp,ol Nov 22-Clos.ng. WHEAT spot nordnsi
,,,I~es ufer December u lisd. March = 2fsd. May
= cad. CORN spot, American mixed steady - -
,t.,rrs steady: December Cd January A. Sd FLoJ
s. Louis winter steaty s. % HOPS, az Loncor
1Paclf, COAST arm fSgtS los REEF extra India me
errn 66s 81 PORN. prime Western easy. lis So
HANS snort cut Il TO 16 10 duh t2s. BACON Jul
ft erlard cut o. 81 n rs; short rib 10 % - "a
az ltng clear middes Hight Is "a n as 80; ont
ear middles heavy. IS 30 -. As Cd. short elea
hs~ks % - ais cea~ bellies "a % i6 -. as
SHOULDERS square. Is -. tyll s6s sd I>FSg
inlet prime lie 26s Cd AEe lear rernst
In pals %. BUTTER steady, god United stass
Tls CHEESE strong. American inst whits sfss d
Ar,er,e5o finest coi0red. rAI.i11W. prime city
steady a2s 81. TURPENTINE. spirits. steady IS, %
ITNSFEp OIL. steady lis PETROLEUM 2aSsA o1a1
kOsIN, Cannon steady. q "a