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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
BIG CARD FOR FAIR
Hereford Breeders Association
to Show Again

The first big card to be announced for
the Minnesota state fair OF 1905 IS an
other great national exhibition and sale
by the American Hereford Cattle Breed
ers' association.
Col w M. Liggett superintendent Of
the cattle division of the Minnesota state at
fair, and Secretary e. w. Randall, the
executive officer Of the fair, are home
from Kansas City. where they spent three
days last week at the royal cattle show
and attended the annual meeting OF the
Hereford associat ton, which was held as
usual during this event. They received
the assurances of the association that It
would again hold great exhibition and
auction sale at the Minnesota fair in 1895,
practically duplicating the liberal pre-
MUM offers made this year. The Mime
sofa men received many compliments for
their fair its cattle department, great
attendance, admirable arrangements and
excellent management.
large amount of work is being done
on the fair grounds this fall. The new
st. Paul fire engine house is being built
as rapidly as weather viii permit and be-
tween the rains great deal OF grading,
including the construction Of several new
streets, is being done.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
Dies of Old Ace

Christina Johnson, eighty-two years
old, who lived with her daughter, Mrs
day of old age. She had been confined
to bed during the past week. and had
complained of being i'll, but her death
oner A. w. Miller was called and he
decided that death was due to natural
causes and that no further Investigation
was necessary. Mrs. Johnson was born
in Sweden and came to st. Paul eleven
years ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
BUTTER WINS PRIZE
Minnesota Lands First in Ma.
tlonaI Scoring Contest

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. p, 1904. conde
Hamlin, Esq, ST. Paul, Mimi: The
fourth and last butter contest ended
with Minnesota taking sweepstakes in
unsalted and print butter. This is the
fourth time that Minnesota has won out in
these classes. IS. George Stevens.
Again has the superiority of Minnesota
as a farming state been established. The
last butter contest at the worlds fair in
st. Louis. where dairy products from all
over the Union were entered for compete
ton, ended Saturday, and Minnesota car
ried off, not for the first time, but for
the fourth time, the first prizes in the
two most important classes in the COM
petition, the unsalted and the print but
ter classes.
A telegram received by Conde Hamlin,
of the worlds fair commission, having the
Minnesota exhibits in charge from 8.
George Stevens, brought this informal ton
to ST. Paul last night.
In carrying OF the prizes for the fourth
time in the above classes. Minnesota Is
entitled to the national banner for scor-
ing the greatest number Of points in the
butter competition. This banner is en-
blematic of the worlds Championship, as
American butter IS recognized az the An
est product OF its kind on earth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
SUNDAY DRIVE ENDS
AT POLICE STATION
Ed Mccue and Marie Wilson Arrested on
Reckless Driving Charge

Patrolman Gates arrested a man and
woman on Arcade street, near Lawson
street. yesterday afternoon on a charge
name as Ed McCue and the woman said
she was Marie Wilson. The officer had
considerable difficulty in getting the pair
out of the rig. The horse and buggy
were returned to the livery stable by the
police and the man and woman were held
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
FORMER HACK DRIVER
SEES FUNNY THINGS
Victim of Delirium Tremens is Taken to
City Hospital

Waiter vanderwaker, former hack
driver, was taken from the Union Gospel
Mission, 443 jackson street, early yester-
day morning suffering from delirium tre-
mems. He was taken to the central sta
ton in the patrol wagon, but acted so
violently at the station that he was re-
moved to the city hospital He had re-
covered last night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
schaumann,s Trial Set

HELSINGFORS, Finland. Oct %
The trial of former Senator Schau-
mann, father of Eugene Schaumann.
the assassin of M. Bobrikoff, governor
general Of Finland, on the charge Of
complicity'in in the crime Of his son, has
been set for Oct. 25.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
Trial Trin of Colorado

BOSTON, Mass, Oct 2S.-Weather and
sea conditions being favorable the new
United States armored cruiser Colorado
will be given her official trial trip over the
Cape Ann course, of the New England
coast, tomorrow. The warship was built
for the government by William Cramp &
Sons, of Philadelphia, and the contract
calls for vessel capable of q sustained
speed of twenty-five knots an hour for
four consecutive hours.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24

GAYLORD. Mich, Oct. 2s.-There is
four inches OF snow here. 1t has been
showing for twenty hours.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
CIGAR DEPARTMENT..
BUTTER DEPARTMENT.

5-lb jar Dairy Butter. ............ ESQ
Good Dairy, lb. b................ 1so
Choice Creamery, Ib. b....... 23o
Sugar Cured Hams, lb. .t2Lso
Picnic Hams. TOO
Smoked White Fish, lb. b..............f21zo
Fancy Summer Sausage, Ib....... $50
CsaffeIhitar. 15o
8 Glasses Strained Honey. y............ 25c
Nov Holland Herring, keg. goo
strong Cream Cheese. lb............ 100
Little Pig Sausage. h.. .12I2o
6sooxed Corn Beef, Ib........... 15o
Auto Club Brand Lunch Herring,
cans for. -..s....s So@
new shipment Of Imported canembert
Cheese.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24

Kieffer Pears, per bushel. ........... 90
These Pears are good shipping stock.
New York Ounces, per bushel. 49,. 100
Par 3-busbeI barrel .S2.75
Winter Heslip Crab Apples, per bu. .$1.0o
Winter Nellis Pears, per basket.... 25c
Bananas, per dozen. ............15c, 1oc, 30
Potatoes. per bushel. ........... $50
We have just received a fresh ship
ment of Franks American Soups, Canned
Meats and Plum Puddings.
Headquarters for Gordon & Dilworth's
Preserves Pickles, Fruits and Plum Pud-
dings; Kiellers & Dundee's Marnalade and
Preserves, Cross & BlackWells Marina
lade. Pickles and Condiments.
New crop of Oriental Washed Figs,
new Malaga Cluster Raisins. high-grade
American canned goods.
Lingon Berries, per gallon. 500
Highest Quality Maple Syrup, gallon $1.oo
A fresh car of Schoch's xxx Patent
Flour is just hauled in.
Mr. William Kelly, well known to the
grocery trade, is now with us and would
be pleased to meet his many friends.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24

The Ne~ spencer Cafe, Sixth Street.
Now open every day. SUNDAY included
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24

THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY CO.
seventh and Broadway.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-24
SC(E|||()CC||I|
Carload Specials
for Monday


A fresh car Of New York APP
pleS consicting Of RussetC.
Spies. Greetings, Shows, while
e; s:5 :s;I sss'.'' 's': r;sss,' rs SI.75
A carload of extra selected
hand picked New York Apples
will be on sale Monday. This
car consists of Kings, Spies.
Baldwins, Seek No Further,
Wine Sap. Pound Sweet and
s::::i Ss:;s's' f. 's..: s:: Sa''s $3.50
=
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-vors- August :.
rOTFEE--Lore moderate -el--E- --r .--.
s-.1res Yesterday. a-l The market r-9- ---It -r--
&C tcar European l-.-s were eia-e- 1-
r-t~a-v receipts creG tle largest -Ees e2 - ~
seasrn rre market unsle5 s-ea-r --12Ese1 ps-es
decline ot points ard closed STEADY. points .1i
h rot-te higher Sales ported o- a.a-- t.- -e-,
tncill uz several fCr-Ier s7't'-fe5 ron -----l
ars positions So lzs heavier 8-a---ar NJ ea---
has na5 10 eject primary PRICES = seems ga
eeIp-s are being preIrv ws-i -a-z1 - 5f l--els --
consuming countries and consequently --1r- -s l- ~
vera. accumulation stocks AZ tie tF- l1-rs
ves-1-zay rea he'd o 0e0 bass he ana -o--- - -
ba-s Santos. making -.-1. 7i .-.'-p -Aas tsa.
bags Mclcsr- TIE interior ta 'f--- - ---
g-. ,sacls-E a-- The .-H- receipts Wee
1.-.- -ecelr 5.g1 average -'e -t-l OF -.-
movement ezrerr. however cF ne -@
-esr wcrllz visible E-rrg s--te'--l. N --- ---
entirely completed % tlr 1s-r q me e-7s
promised t- show Increase % only E-4-- ~ ~ --=s
5r sane r1Hue -lsr year or a.-.
$50 coo Rag This -at-ra.-F #a.a .a-e q ---t--
ora The visible s.--v -ae-er 20 asr scar
record. and -.e bulls ar--e --a- 1st.er s2a ---- -
ana -e-f-c-ss F--- aln--
stly continued small Increases ---l -7e present
heavy ere. movement begins s-l7-z, U--1 -1ey
claim Go = present IDEAS c- -1= --rz are az
prz-4a-eiy correct The a-F-z yesterday cane partly
i1U commission houses an- partly -r11 zrse trade in
t-resIH were es5e--ay E-l buyers p se--1-lte-
trs other hand there Liquidation 5T holders who
become ls-r1sal over che large receipts -le
market steady. n--1 quotations ca --s basis --
--ltc for Rio no
The range o., contrast I-es -1e local market to-day
q
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug s.-CATTLE-Receipta e.5oO head mar
steady. good prime IS 25flS6 % poor
medium pS5 and feeders S24S3 s5t COWS
81 50q$4 20. heers, S2$5 50; Gamers. 81 5OGS2 so
bulls S2QS4 So 5OlSG, Texas
FOGS-Receipts, 12uOu head: market 5GI0c higher On
good: mixed and butchers s. 20aS5 90 good choice
heayy. s. 5oqS5 80; rough hsayy - soaS5 20; light
ceipt IA 600 head market steady lower good
choice wethers So 75yS+ lj ta+r choice mixed Ssa
s. 70: native lambs S4aSI-
Cincinnati. Aug 3.-HOGS quiet. lower Sc s5Ts5 ~
CATTLE dull S29SJ SHEEP duh. lower S1QS3 80
East Buffalo. Aug. 3-CA TILE Receipts. 600 head
butchers, sass; hsfers, So 25gS4 so cows Sc 75lS4
bulls. 81 T50S4; stockers and feeders. So 5OaS3 IS
VEALS-Receipts. $50 head; quiet S5Q$7 o. HOGS
Receipts 26OO head: fairly active. 591Oc higher heavv
s. 65GS5 IS mixed s. 70 as so, Workers. IS 65aS5 g0
pigs So S59SJ %. r0ughs 81 T06S5: stays S4dS4 sol
dairies. 50 4Ob$5 20 SHEEP and I.ANTBs-Rerefnra
1850 head. sheep steady lambs slow: lambs S5I ssi ~
few at 81; yearugs S56fS5 80 wethers 81 5aS5 aWes
S4N$4 30; sheep, mixed. S2US4 so
Kansas City Aug 5-CATTLE-Receipts head
Including 200 s9utherns market strong Zoe hsher
IS 25dSe 10 fair good s. 75as5: Wese-r led
steers s. I50So 90 stockers and feeders 81 25S4 go
Southern steers 81 sou S4 90: Southern COWS Sf 75s9 =
81 25Gs3 ~ calves. 81 5OG$4 rs HOGS-Recents coo
So 30 bulk nf So O5Gs5 90 heavy ssgfsS IL
packers IS O60S5 20: uigS and lights. a 75Gs5 80
sEIEEP-Receipts. 100 head market steady ianSs S4a
50 & fed S3dS3 70: Texas clipped yearinFs Sc son
81 25 Texas clipped sheep So 5aS4 stocers and teed
So J0GS3 25
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
NEN Y0Rk NEY HAIEN & ElRTF0Rl R. 3

Trains depart from Grand Central Station 42d St and
4th Av. as follows for
BOSTON. New Leudou and Proytdercs-t5;e@
7 7Geo = -l9o2 4 NJ =! l'co. -. l;OS = '9''o
BOSTON via Hartford and wI.ii-uantis-tEssOO A. H.
TOO P. N Worcester Putnam -..
BOSTON. via SprlngheldT800 A II, Il LOO = %-uO
sI1UO i. IL
FTTCHBURCi. via wflinaa-io Putnam. ana Worcester
-f.S.uO T. "
LAKEVILLE: ara NORFOLK +V9-15 a NJ. $3.50 ? y
GREAT HARRINGTON. STOCEBFIDtIE- LAE-NCA-
PITTSF'IE-LD. via south No-waIz-T5Oc. tss,lS A IL.
sI.3t
WATERBJRy and wINSTED-+5O 90 $500 1880.
T'1G12. s'10-o2 Waterbury A NJ. T.lN5s 49,
ssJ t1. Tf6-0O. ssG 90 ito Waterour.l p II
Ticket offices az c-ran1 Central station and clth g.
also a. CHS c26i sJ clS5t Broadway C. Park Place
CO Union square c~2 Fifth A., c245 Columbus Az. o.
Madison Az. c23 I25-h -. Ij3 East l%th St In
BrOcSlyr- - Court S.. sdO Flll1n ST. $50 Broadway
Z %.
'DalIy. Except Sundays ssundays only satur-
DAYS .SClps .Parlor Car Limited
Has Dining car. Agencies selling Par!or ard Sleep
ing tickets aIs0.
G. 7. HEAIPsTEAD. Gen FasA Agt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
NAVAL STORES.

Ser,aud for zDlrtts light,
no large lots could be placed The price asked for ma
barrels was bosao. but quick BID t0r a
Tod round lot probably fnd seller al something
under that price Rosn dull but unchanged with
couuou and good strained quoted At g IOGS3 70 Tar
was Inactive and nomina!Iy unchanged. We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bblA 56AQ
56Ac
TAR-Pne oil bbls. nominal
ROSIN-CommOn good strained, - l04SZ 10; T.
81 80 F. 50; c. 80 O5: H So To- 50 409S3 as K 50 SO
ps3 90 II. s. lo4s4 IS; y. s. 2eg$A .; W G. - oo9
81 20. " ". s. 9SGS5.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn' Dds -
Spirits LufpehIlhe nbIs -
Dds "''-'' @fS9i
Charleston. Aug. 3--TURPENTINE drrn. So &c. ROSIN
firm Quoted: a, B. c, 50 80; D, 81 IS; E 81 40i 2,
s. IS; G. 81 5o H 81 65; So 20. K S3 42a: II. So eh
y. s. IS: " G. 81 22a: " ". s. 45.
Savannah. Aug. 3.-TURPENTINE hrn, 5sc; receipts
AS bbs: sales a95 exports l75 bbs FoSlN hrIn re-
cepts 1877 bh-s, sales 1892 bbls exports. 20 obls
quoted: 4. q c. s. 40: D 50 as E 81 90 F. s. 55' G.
81 60; 2. 81 20; J. g 90; K. 50 IS; H. 50 80: n. 81
Wilmington Aug a-sPIBrTs TURPENTINE steady.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
SOUTHERN coTToN MARkETs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug s. p m--CoTTON-spot in fair
demand: prices 10 Il points lower. American mid
ding fair 6sed good niddiing sled uiddling eo4t:
The sales of tine DAY tOoOO bales of which 500
and export and Included Amer
Receipts 6dtO bales. including nnercan Fut-
opened closed quiet and steady: American mid
ding. o G. S-3d August Seuteunber
segtember and October 5asd. October and November
9-td. November and Decein3sg; o22d; December and
and March. 61sdi March and ADrtl 5Iod
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEI CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. CTino from soura
3s1fE I'VE nAi1u-ss earlier than shown below)
EASrON. BETHLEHEM. ALLESTOE,S AND MATCH
ClaLNh-zt04 l.-l5 Eas-oa onlyl. 10 a. N. L20
49, 80 l5-t5 EasLon only) p. Sun. zA25 a m.
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-ssoo. SO a N
200 ? m- sundays. "a % a n. 100 D m
LAhEWOODt L2hEHERST. TOMS RIVER AND
oA4.1 EtTAI-zf 90. "s.40 a. zLS3 GAO, Lake.
S9od and Lakeh1rst only). 40 p n sundagN
ATLANTIC CITY-sa.4o a n, fs.40 p N
NlNELASD and BRIDGETON-1z46 a N. gfLss
LoNG Branch. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASEORE POINTS
$50. @su llSo a n. z12o 2 -. $50 353 (aEGeDc
S93aays. except Ocean Grove. ais a L30. Ao0s
PHI LADELPHA-CREAD1,sa TERMINAL s&sE
So s;1S S5'y. fi3-gg ti1oo a "a, tl2oo. 100
fi6so . m. .isi5 rd5 eo'' ''-'' '"S'' e'-0''
24EH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4 Is. IS 90 sIl00,
4599 a n. '2oo. s'Aoo. 's-o0. zoo. 20 IS .. ~
BALTIMORE AND WAsEINGTON-so 1a0o. Z. %
J9 500 500 zoo, T. To-
READING. HARRISBJ re. louisville AND WILL
a m. Reading only, 800. H"L20. f2-9O D.
tea1EE 21t-svtle and Etrs5s only. ++o0. "a
atlantic highlands. Seab-ight. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branc1. AscUy Park Pt Pleasant. g. 90. 1000. 1L00
a. M LOO zoo. 45, &30 $50 t8.00 Asbury ParE1
p n sundays 1000 a n. Lo0 400, 500 D
SUNDAY SUNDAY only. .Parlor only. Via TaEna~
qua IS1tu--ays aExcept Saru-days
Qaces Liberty 8 Ferry South Ferry, ASsor Hous-s
-, 80 -all. 1e35 Broaevsa5 -0- a-h Az, - Lnton
square West. i53 E1sr I25tn g.. 213 west 125rh
- Co-lrn5us Av.. New York Court ST. 344s $50
Eu-to1 3. Bkly1t gee B'way. V-'rnshurs New YORK
wee pres ami Cen srsr. Cen Psss.r Ass
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04

FLOUR AID MEA1--yesterday's errztlc wheat mar
ket pat daTper 81 Tour as ar as active business
advancing prices sgat.y sa.es Included car winter
bhls low Gade ne Spring patents. s. 25FS5 10 win
Ss 30e exf~a 10 yir-e- 81 a5ee "a TT ,2-25 -
s4 25HS4 65 CORNNEA Firm, quoted: kan a-.ed s. Is
aS2 10 a. = brand. BAG MEAL-f,l1m. quoted: zine
- -: Glaie1 sesn s7Tii-s Sl. stan-ar- iddItuE.
olly bran s2eGS2l bulk and sacks r l..ar SO s5R
SO so -ed S5 A7lny croF. Sc bulk Sc y sacks;
GRaro1--wHEAT-The bun side in whea. suffered
-onal hu.ls damage sdytceS that have been coming
n This connection was The Northwestern Miller dis
f-orr5 rust has occurred reports ,-ara ra-,-1o -
sr-ra@g A aI5tho-it,, ~ 500 T,1 1el as .. s1
- 80 5,-,a-a IN -l,s+ sts+ 80, l5Ao.a SAD tna-
cent Under these conditions the market became very
been reached for whtie al least There was b-eslt
IN September 10 sS5c and in December 20 97%c. but
tabshed more confidence the day progressed add
- - = - .3 .-- s M-..' c.'sea me narSet = q
&c above the previous 6En'- On the late curb Sep
leader in the advance yesterday. kansas civ beinE
while St Louis was mp 1i4c and reported good de-
mand for cash wheat at about Sc above the previous
year There was a cessation n Foreign markets o- he
extreme 6ulishness OF the last few days. shown
IS points lower In I,vsrroo tl,ora . ss 4rsc
but did uoc have disturbing erect on sentiment
here The Southwest vas a big buyer Chicago,
anl tor sn houses operated both sides OF the
kcr Ia Ne"-torE- There export business No
red closed 81 % z 20 afoat; Northern Duluth.
s. L5-4 % ahoat No Northern Manitoba 81 05
ard No . Northern Manitoba 81 2 @ afoat. CORN
The corn market was weakened by general unload
.--. Influenced cE the improvement IN weather
c'ttous and the rather liberal receipts a interior
points. There was advance y q. English
hets but Interest centred chiefly the domestic sit
rstor which because ot rising temperatures = the
leading corn States considered beartsh At
chicago there was n heavy speculative trade and
large buying q options b~ foreign The export
closed %c o a1oat. No white 5ei+c and No
yellow. ha-ec aaoat- oATS-rhe oats market
showed severe decline Chicago under decreasing
pressure Il oats and favorable weather all
through the West The local market
neglected ~ the close the natural white track,
e 30 rs was quoted a. q 45c; natural white. 80 q
3 rs. - 4fc- white clipped 90 rs As sic.
rsizes. +5c; ssG32 ns. 4I9 case. RyE-Nouainal
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04

CO-TCos--o-dav was q very active ana nervous Cay
ln tle --t1- market rendered clerv by uncertainty
aItr 1F various theories a--l.- Sc ~ ea-l-g
Epec-a--Fe Interests TIE result dav
~ 'lart So rag as rr-c changes went though Il was
s.----1- ,-a- --N t-a La--a e-4-ge- lel-- me
aarAet 1e1 fairy STEADY with prices
; p--lt -gler 20 points cWer The hey Uas good
=. ~ sslera- expectation Eas t5r very t4Yoraoe
ea-e nlef tAaa cue -~-lg presumably. 70 tce large
o sp1 cotton % --at market. al- tlere seemed 10
nes ~ee more ccntce- than teir C1poDsncs, and there
Sea Sc lef-lg hal-a---E addition 20 some rather
t-ts s7-ng crsl.Lsc ra--1usr 70 the south and %
t-+ I've 81 a. street -l-s WHO were Ea-- 90 ae Try
- 9 latoal arge .1a q long and prices
- I---r q re E------ L4c been depressed 70
- ot anogt -slS points me more active months
bearsh rer7r- -r1n erec-aE s-1 a- -c C-to4r
r,-st --e -t Eas read a. tnls level Il showed re
--or 70 = BIG per cent. against S. per cent las-
e- - ueF c5nt ter the same month year eE3
5e-5- alte se4---E t1r 11rl accounts. and H-le
sl-ia covered Freely forced back about
Nv nl-. ~ the I1rr--E There vas bull support
s s scene however. aud curing the balance q the ses
Se -'-as vas STEADY decline OF 1Gl0 points
eorci--1r figures Sow more cavora1.y
asls, ealet!ol 81 During tra season there Tas
Ts-,-, =, s-.RI between august ard The October
49, Q. - pel cent and crop u 99s2 coo bales
ron a. acreage 20 - 8-7 g19 e-ra- about "a
- -e ace -Ls year the acreage "a The neigh
L--- y a-.ltooS acres. increase of consider
- 9s. oo per cent compared with 1884 According
---.-g re Afternoon Lue present figures would
- IIs-let-cr o. very ccusdera5.y u OuU 900
cr0- = --eL-r-r Fetefr a--si- t.at wl-le t1e
S-s - y IN means si9-lz prove q very
- o1e Gle ast t-ree four years q famine colC-
Ias -ie4-e- ao.s iE the worlds supplies az al
ke--1 Nltch VIII require Ebror-ra-!y EcrFe demand
Ls1, autumn u e..
le sge . contract 5rlssS local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04

PoULARY-ALIvE-Reo today Included car
loads Of Western by freight and few scattering coops
Largo ana s-a chickens sell farIy bur med nm sss
SOW. TURKEYS In hight supply and Arm Ducks and
SPRING CHICKENS. nearby and Western rer n. lsc;
TIERS. &c: TURKEYS. I2o. DUCKS. Western average
GEESE Western average. per pair &lGsl p Do Southern
eaa % so1th@eaIerai 5 a'TTfs era PR Par: S9S FLTCs
feeling firm both scalied and dry picked. spring
lAi.y -se are Hs1 /" 5l1, is, M iirt -5 -,,ria, an ~ SO
slow. We quote. Fresh killed-TURKE1Ys. Western
do. common I2gi3c BR0u.ERs PhiIadelphIa 50 to
4 =. 20 pair. 2Q-Zr; d. mixed sizes, per 10; ltgIec
Pennsylvan mixed sizes l5aiIc, 10, Pennsy 1vania.
lh5e "a % pt5I &C., eo,,ier7 s5,ai, i5qs14y
FOWIs Western, dry picked average best. l3+ac. do
gair 70 good i2545tIsc OLD COCKS per 10 Sc SPRING
Jersey Philadelphia and virginia fancy l5e; DO fair 10
do. DARK I4Rl6c; sQuAIs. prime large. white, per
Dozen 81 50; do mixed 81; 40 dark per dozen - 90
POTATOES AND VElit@L Atl.tS,oteFligs OF poat9es
light market arm and higher sweet potatoes steady
3a7 se srs and Msi pees oWeF corn weak ttaeo rn
fan hut poor stock dull Lima beans snow TreEa@, Ma
atoes snow further decline other vegetables Unchanged
We quote. POTATOES. Irish, per Dol, 81; SWEET PO-
TATOFS virginia a1a sorta Per no' 80 %
M TrcL % reg iOC SlSf.: CUCUMBER PICKLES Jersc pe-
CORN 5Oca$1 20 CELERY. per dozen 6qnchea I9Q8e;
EGGPLANTs. Jersey per basket Quotes; LEI LEI uGE;
5ssS Slas- 60 v1 n1 per bbl S3aS5 g. DO red Der per
Sonsg e5 SS|S + red 5as s. 755$5 estsr4 shore.
Kentue Sgl $gS 20 do Ger ,dS Pas 81 81 'Ggs5 80 DO
Srey e. ~ per 1e oI bag 4G 75c STRING BEANS Boston per
bush box 90 state & GS % frsey !s "a ana g Long
RataSags per 6b! 5Oa75o; TOMATOES, 1sc8s1
New-York tribune., 1904-08-04

teTesl in domestic Waite but situation
ese- s IN ~ important point supplies are moderate
business In red aIdnsy. sufficient least
s. f5r choe5 irv sr cafrni lima are advaasSr
slightly: most holders are asking s. So but we hear Of no
cl5i 81S n M .gI 1eI5s7 "a 5s " l, a's f3 & nlt
g 20 DO pea cnoce 81 so DO red ddney choice 81 S9f
choice s. SoaS2 - DO yellow eye choice 81 55GS2 COS
CO lima CaIt5rns s. 90. do foreign marrow duty paid
5eEe5gn medium 81 70: % foresE pea 81 7oGSl so
BUTTER -ReceiPt- t3-lav 1880 Dkgs The market
fair 5asiaess muca 5f which Is Of speaiative ehare
ing stock put away and think it doubtful that
i,les vii De any E .t 5,I - 80 - c4
L c. and 200 tubs in iour diae-ent !9s q Tie
i5ts cS1SnaniinE tfe latter zura For some very high
scoring butter lsc obtained such lots are
S EeTy e1es2ll2na ] Eoqa eg s, Is- &c s6Tnvva-d
these goods dun and weak 10 chanse IN NeH-Y9E'
Creamery extras per Tb I7l4gl7Ae 60 frss 16a17e;
tubs extras l1G do 5rsJs l'I6G 90 secoaa5 LAG 49,
l5e 60 seconds. l3914c renovated 2tras do TTsts
trS fa6tor, rsts iai5gi seconds lse; DO
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day, s29s boxes The market
IS only moderately active but strictly fancy cheese IN
perfect condition held about steady. Many or the
and ANYTHING faulty IS urging ior SAFE a. more OF ,
concession n Pr5ces Large SECS ana m some
sIR- ls Hfe ] mao 70 oa so s as go FOR colored and
Sss Tor white Official quotations, inside for small
coored outside for small white &c inside for
large colored and 77so inside for large white, We
quote: State fun cream colored small fancy Sc 90
fair good. 7ie @ IS do white, small, fancy =
72c fair good, &c; do small poor, "a q Z c.
do coIored. large fancy. 5'sc; do fair 10 good,
tc dc large P9or = . &c; DO 4sn SKINS, ] eH0
6c Dc prime, 81 az re. Do part skins. prime; r
EGGs-ReceipJs today. 1a.Oss cases. Buyers are
gathered
these are selling slow up 20 arrival az arm put uA
casiouay &c higher. and the few lots that are ac-
ceplaDe as eItF1s oIlns -o8 " ne sIeat u'-z
and sells IN OF IG l7i1c; these goods move
80 change in dlTties or checks, We quote; state
Pennsylvania and nearby selected. white fancy 35c
dlea. 208e0isc; do average best graded, Isi- l9c
nessee. 10 &c. dlrt-es, i l574c; checks.
FRUITS FREsH-Apples ana pears IN nbsral suppl
ana selling vel when e1eg but poor aras az .r,ssG9F
Finearples stea5y. Cherries rearce Grapes lower
] 5y i- r fs { excessive Supply ana
low 1iuseons arrn Tor fancy 6uy few such aaJ poor
melons 11i ana weas " e quote Sa PIES I.ed AsJrs ]
hand picked Ter e1 81 5o4S2 p Duchess ot Oldenhr
81 25 s2 25 sweet 5asa s. 256sl 75 wndfa.ls per b5
g1iSl F5AS |'aPR ,p per ~, 80 80 - iS4
nLr1rs up rrer per sro basket l5a2oc Delaware ard
Maryland per carrier. 45f1e. % Delaware ard Mar
lana and 3eia"a5e Per oasas' - "a -. -
ter4-a, red epassG Per cse = o., ~ ol' tior- tior-l ~
case s. 258s3. CHERRIES. pe- s-n basket 8 9 SOC
fer n 4Es-- EAsr.BERaIEs rea: pint 4a9e.
& PER P.i' -A .-:
se, 81 sSa EStA Ana, -el - Sg 5
b. rer 1sHy crate. SECS: wATERMELoNs Esr carload
FRJirs-o rIEp-Evap-rz,es APPLES in ltrht demand
6et held hrry Eery A-i.e aoits IN San @ r-ed aStss