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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
Great Increase in Acreage of Cotton.
Especial to The MESSENGER

Raleigh, n. c., May 23.-Returns to
the state agricultural department. of
this state. upon which the reports OF
crops are based, are coming in rapidly
and show an increase OF about twenty
Per cent in the acreage Of cotton,
which is somewhat larger than was
expected, previous estimates having
been from II to 10 per cent. It Is very
clear that the farmers have planted
cotton to the very limit. The reports
as to h fruit crop max a much bet
ter showing than was expected.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
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Bears tia q Tbs Kind Yau Fave kways BaugR
Signature y. : &MNzZm
Arrangements for the Democratic
National Convention.

National Convention.
st. Louis, May 23.-The s~ub-commit-
tee of the Democratic national COM
mittee today almost completed ar
rangements for the Democratic nat
ional convention which will meet in st.
Louis July 9Th and adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday, June 18th, in st.
Louis. The disposition Of tickets for
10, $50 seats that will be available in
the convention hall for delegates, al
~ternates, press reporters and the gen.
eral public was taken care of and 9TH
er matters were arranged.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
Report of the Destruction of the Bo
gatyr Confirmed.

~. SlCISOu 3, may Eo."IIC iSPoik
that Rear Admiral lessen. finding 1T
impossible to save the protected CRUZ
ser Bogatyr, which went ashore re-
Gently in a fog on the rocks off Vlad-
ivostok, caused her to be blown up,
is confirmed. The guns of the Boz
gatyr were removed before she was
destroyed. No loss of life attended
her destruction.
Losses to fine Japs at Port Arthur.
III Foo, May $3.50 p. NJ
The captain of a Russian merchant
a who left Port Arthur on Mas
20, and is among the recent arrivals
from Dainy, says in an interview that
the whole of the japanese fleet had
not returned to Port Arthur since the
18th instant, when, besides the bat
tleship HatSuse, a big vessel struck
a mine and vas towed away disabled.
GunbOats and torpedo boats returned
off the port On the goth instant, when
the Russians succeeded in sinking II
small gunboat and two torpedo boats.
The Russians are now confident of
holding Port Arthur with the 10000
men now stationed there, exclusive of
the navy and the crowds of mechanics
working on the damaged warships, all
of which, except the CZarevitch and
the Retvizan, are ready to rejoin the
fleet. These will also be ready for
sea service by June 1st. The en-
trance to the harbor has been cleared
and small boats now pass in and out
freely from Port Arthur to Dalny.
Cholera in the Japanese Camps.
Lao Yang. May 23.-According to
the latest reports, the japanese camps
are infected with cholera and there
is an average of 100 deaths daily.
The military situation Is compare
lively quiet.
Russian patrols are successfully
h~arrassing the left of the Japanese
advance.
RumOr That Thre japanese Cruisers
Have cen Captured.
Paris, May 24.-The st. Petersburg
correspondence of the Matin says:
1T is persistently rumored tina the
V~ladivostok squadron has captured
three cruisers bought by the japanese
from Chile"
a Third Japanese Army MObilizing.
London, Nay GA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Yin-Kow saws:
"A Japanese third army is mobil-
izing at Hiroshima. A change In the
japanese plan, arising from the naval
disaster, involves the utilizing of the
second army for the reduction of Port
Arthur, and, therefore, the first army
is entrenching at Feng-Wang-Cheng."
The Morning Posts Shanghai cor
respondent says it is reported the
Russians are removing stores and pro-
visions to Hardin and that one hun
dred locomotives and eight hundred
cars are collected at Liao-Yang, in
readiness to convey passengers and
goods. Therefore, he says, the con-
clusion is that the Russians are pre-
pairing to retreat.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
An Explosion Damages the Orel.

London. May 23.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Central
News says that there was an explosion
to-day on board the battleship Orel
at Cronstadt and that ten stokers were
killed. The vessel. the correspondent
says was damaged, and it will take
weeks to effect repairs. The explo-
sion, according to the dispatch. was
the result of an accumulation of gas
in the bunkers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
For a 2O-Round Fight Between
Scanlon and Mc(1Oyern.

New York, May 23.-Articles were
signed today in this city by Eddie
Scanion, OF San Francisco, and Terry
NcGovern. to fight twenty rounds be
fore July 18th, before the club Offering
the best Inducements.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27

ST. Petersburg, May 23.-11:30 a
MT. is reported that Foreign Min
lister Lamsdorff has received a mes
sage from the Russian consul at Che
Foo. saying that the Japanese have
made a land attack on Port Arthur
and that in doing SO they lost fifteen
thousand men killed or wounded. The
Russian loss is placed at 5000 men.
The ultimate outcome Of the fighting
is not stated.
Japanese ReDulsed With Heavy Loss.
st. Petersburg, May 25.-6 p. NJ
according to reports which have
reached the Russian headquarters at
Liao Yang, from Chinese sources.
the japanese ave made a land attack
on Port Arthur. but have beer re-
pulsed with heavy loss. The truth
of the reports is questioned here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-27
RumOr That Thre Japanese Cruiser
Have Been Captured.

Paris, May 24.-The st. Petersburg
correspondence of the Matin says:
1T is persistently rumored that the
V~ladivostok squadron has captured
three cruisers bought by the japanese
from Chile"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21

firm quoted at TQTlsc. Picked hams steady quoted "a
lOGl0-4c. TALON STEADY Clty t2c; country, 4zq47sc
LARD hrr quoted az $. 80 C.ty lard steaGy quoted
lac Refined 1al afIn, Quotel south American g
Continent. - 90 BEazii Kegs 50 % Compound tTln,
quoted Al Ss4te Siearlne steady. quoted. GEO. Itrc
lard ste4r4ne. She
RIcE1he local II 5et stands STEADY, with home trade
takns rice n fairly zeal bu
hougnt ccnservaITeiy total sales movement
was not ycry liberal New-Orleans reports an active
AID slcpg market Ta-Glase &eW-OrIeaas teiegraph5
Louisiana cIro date Receipts
SS,445 sacks, against 3U5,-G5 last ysar; sales
cleaned estimated al 16.I4l pockets against
year; marhet srrorE ana Tal2age. Charleston
reports Atlantic Coast lSu304 fellows
Sortn Carolina, = 400 oos south Carolina. So 434
Georgia 24VJO bos; total atlantic Coast crop. sJsut
Dds OF 300 pc1nds net Receipts present year bos
S4les 80 bois' market quiet crop coming slowly
We quote: DoTnesdc Ordinary. 3a3sc good. say
go PRIME y choce, 3sn+-2c head. IJ1sc FaJua
Jay go1zc' RaAEnon, in bond. - G2s4c
ts-Alt--t1-hnEc and
changed Fflces quoted net l per
GAYS at loaf ana crashed. $3.50, mould 4 zoe;
tuoeS oauc A-AAA powered 5.4Oc, powdered. coarse
powdered ana trulJ SOC Eagle contectiUners
seiuaLedr 0]oc: E@ts!e sranuated
100 i-ds-s- 10 cartons n @
sa4iuateA 4oc Easie tne gI4UaJeu. standard granu-
Ia'i ana einond ~ . 25c confect4oners a. 5.l0c;
4 anu D oe' No 4 4S3c. No D. soc: No u, 4s5c; No
- 4ouc. No y zoe, No a. 465C, No 10 Doc. 70 H.
Aas local raw sugar market and unchanged
WITH dlly paid prices quoted follows.
80 .-t'-, Illuscot ado - ana malasses
sugar - tes5, SIC London
LlclanSec with september los 81
a. lis 4Sd STOCK n The United Kingdom is $1,000
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21

g;9ia sheep 90 n s4 81 ohio do. liz n. at s4: 90
s. - DO p r. at $ s5 5a5 Bafiao d. 3
70 az - ~ e45 do 20 70 az s. So 20s do 70 y, a.
%. = 10, a. $ S. 147 PenEsylEania do. II p. At
az 81 So S. do 1s4 10 az So: Is DO II: 10 al So;
kentqeky do l32 n a. 50 80.
Sat bs e at = 20 state culls 81 10 at s. So II
To5in shannon 20 Kentucky lambs. IS n at s.:
395 virginia do 81 ~ a. IS 75 As state do. Is
sS g 9s 5 Ks1tgey z;8 E sheep ll5 r. '4 q d. ss R
,s cgoGSstt 2I g. 254 west Virginia lambs 81 n at
ts'es 'nis8 5s,1 5Ss nj lambs a5 s. n
Sta5e sheep. 10 n az s4
.- sandeIs Iss state lambs, 20 n, at ss state
,,T}. 5ssFTns,o9 e Z 527 State lambs 81 at Is; It
George & 1 $ DiIen0ack: 100 Canada lambs IS
al SS' Ss euls 50 n at 81 So 10 STATE sheep - b
:, AStFs n w N 9iuI!sH Is 81 state lambs 50 n s. % eu,
HoRecD,s @ we're ass e sass 81 ~ or a. "a head ,ncIs
.5 {agr % ess thaa car t9- ne market Prices we're
hogs steady AZ s+89i4c per 70 for medium and light
sales lau late yssterday,s Sanders: 1ss state hogs
14s 70 ayerage az s. 90 per 100 n IS do 1s2 SIS S
s. 80 Il DO ls4 n at 81 s IL r3Fss 90 Sc l a. 3,
q at IS S5 dc, e4s 70, IS 80. I boar 2S0 fo a;
Judd = Co. 10 state hogs 1ss 70 at 81 90, a. %
n a, s. - roaghs 5o0 Is a. Is @ 9 Is " %essTnS @ los
50 ~ do $50 70 AZ s. so stays. $50 F6 az s3 so
ao IA N At s. so % PennsyIva5ia do l2s n At s. 90
90 - n az - 3d. de- SIS n az s. So stag. 40 70
!s9 oSs SIS 4 a. ~ S 9 g. a g 60 81 SIS = 3 dS g;
- - =. 5ear - too ~ az So =
70 al 50 81 10 roushs PAS n. Al s. 80 $50 n az
Andrew Mullen Il state hogs $50 n. at 50 co. So 10
'Tnixet welshts' ~ 70 az g g
Sc -ossas $50 faoS H. al S s. . S'a'' hogs l's n a.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. SEPT 2o--CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head
Texans 9oo Westerns 4eG0 mad market s-esfy
others lower Eoc prime steers IS JOES6 Is poor 10
medium SO 50S5 Is stOckers feeders So 25GS4 cows
81 5c8Si 5u helfers. S2S4 - 5edS2 Do bls
S2H$i To- calves. S3qS6 25: S3 5GTS5
Western steers. So 256S4 IS HOG-Recetpts - GGS
head market steady mixed butchers 7O7S6 81
good 70 choice heavy S6S6 20 s. 6lS5 90
Asht s. I5QS6 30 bulk q sales. S5 S5aS6 10 SHEEP-
Receipts. -5t00 head sheep steady, lambs weak good
. eAcice wethe-s Sc 6ogS4 j.. fair choice mixed
81 31GS3 *. native lambs. S49S6
Cincinnati sept 20 Hogs SOW butchers 81 1JGSs %
common IS sUSS 81 CATTLE steady fair u good shu-
Ps-s. - l06S+ 50 common. S2GS2 80 SHEEP sreafv
SASS a. lambs steady. S2 251S6
mon stock, ards. FIrs6urg- Sept 20 O-CAT-L
ny fair market SLOW choice. s. 5GS5 e5 prime IS 2R
- ." taI- - 25gS2 -. HOtS-Receipts lghc. market
active prime heavy. 81 35GS6 40 medium ard beavv
NorSers 81 +-sS6 so light Workers So 20qSG 90 piss
S. s0aSo 10, roughs, Sass 81. sHEEP-Suppiv Tig5;
market slow prime wethe-s 90 common sheen
S7GST - -
Kansas Citv. Sept -CATTLE-Receipts l50 IN,
clu-lEg COO Southe-ns. steady weak -hofca
export and dressed steers S8 75aS5 so st0cksrS
and feeders. s. 50I$f Southern steers s. 6OFSS SO
southern cows, 81 158S@ -. native cows. 81 5Og
50 ~, native steers, 50 50dS4 IS. bulls 81 -
GS3 80. calves, 81 50siSj 90 HOGS-Receiprs : 600
market lo9I5c higher Sc a. sales IS 80
s. H5 hcavv, s. 6SS eS packers IS S56S6 O5 pigs s5
hgctS s. Nt4SG SHEEP-ReCepts - 0fO sheen STEADY
lamHS loc lower, native lambs S4 25TS5 so 7arfva
wethers So 2Sg$i native ewes S3GS3 65 Western lambs
S4S5 ZS Western yeariin9S s. 40SS 90 Western sheen
So e5G$3 So stockers and feeders. So SOGSa
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON sept 20-A resumption ae the activity rss1s
last the wool market Is OF the features of
weeks trading The total sales reached hlSh
figure While all sTades have been IN request there
bee especially good WcOis.
sneculative havnE caused
freely for pulled woods arm. with mod
crate offerings Tlsre a good demand Territory
grades Foreign WOOls steady. Leading quoJltl1rs
follow. Ohio and PeunsVlvaHta-AA and above 349i1c
X sOG3ic. No l. 33934c; No . 23dSsc. Gne uzNasled.
2425c rhreeeiglrhs and ole-hGie blood.
u8Tashed 2S72Si-C. uuWashei delaire. 2d02Tc- ire
washad deIaine S603a1Sc Nichigan-& ana shove $50
1Tr- 30 4 sOfSlc No 29d3Oc uuVyashod q 49,
onequarter threeeigh,hs ard eneEalf blood uuWashea
2T62Sc: unuasted deatUe 1o(1Gc. Ane washed de.aue
32033c Kentucky Indiana crhree-eiseshs and one
2QG29t~C TeTrtt1ry-Ilah0 GuC lsltscaic
I5RlGc. fire medium le1 lsi5c medium. 19
2Iff22c. WyoHaiHg IG(, tie
ane I5IGc. Hne medium 1Ils1Sc. medium ZD29c
rneiiurn 22023c Utah and Nevaa- lEe. lIl1Sc heavy
are l5GIer ulediss IJi1Ilsc medium 2t2ics low
medium. 1859 pakota fre l5G1sc me rneeIr- llf
Tsr- medium. 20621c. low u1osium 22esi Mout1ra-
I7frs 2lTeIc. lua l91;1,c fne rretEr-
choice 2OR2Ic average IG020c. stluIs. EE23c. r-@E:r
choice 2292sc average. I622c.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21

days. Therefore o ghs trade Locked s9E u n m wheat
stsrss SIS i6s5 "a s2T;as patents 5g&SS co. sprlaE
clears g "a s sxSa So winter s. 55St 1' e ar no 70
Eoe - -Dee % ~ eholee % fancy s. 69tS4 % S%s
BAGMEAL firm quoted: Fine White " and yellow. 81 As;
quoted: Western spring So sfaaaard mddng. So 10
-four 90 So Eed deg sZs SO: September shpne55 eJ
Jak ara SACKS niqai!ng: S25as$2s RED dos $a o HON
sRAfN-wHE EAT-sIirn aiated BY frost scare. the
yesterday wheat in Particular retaining its buliish
fon OF one reaction near ddav rhe close vas At
about best Point Of the day and = 70 &c over the
emphasized by the weekly crop bulletin which
North Dakota was SIM unharvestad @ The opening
Lsef Vas strong one and nearly &c higher than tae
ss fortga qa b Of STOW o2a ram in M anit0Sa 9@s6
adysncng uatii BY profit taxing sales ana soas
Pssea BY TesA os Of 6uyiag orqeEs which i1Tne
S:T , crop n b1sFnpsraJure throughout the West and
bu!iins, with complete absence OF short operations
owing 70 The Prospects thar another cold map would
hoo 70 e 2e; Aisher but this was attributed more to
Weather on THIS SIDE although the outlook in Manitoba
Rean z1arlsts Paris closed points net higher
stocks received showing an increase OF sol 900
4s 5o eo3PaFed wth an Increase last year Of 4
larger thaa last year. bears pointed out that
year a. Northwest points receipts Up there % would
probably be heayy n comparison during The next
4e2l ~ times IN the Chicago market The close on
30 req was s. lE& export and 81 q ( d b choice
40 Northern Duluth. s. 23a I o b adoat CORN
ne cold weather shown map and the forecast
lor ffosts as far south Northern Kansas during
-ss-.t2 n4ehi W eye sufficient the
"a turmoil At The opening yesterday. served -
t-l II more or less hare of
5qns account throughout tho DAY, The ,Iose here
Eo,ea :. 20 &c ret advance L was reported AZ
l--4so JRat Armour a seller OF corn botrsr IN
NJ re PreNiousR day. At time ChcaEo Vas -,
- "-L-oaF night out q of th's was lost du~ire
-s ..seneon after wh!eh the market renamed about
-. - eve Tor the balance of
az 81. IN v'ew Of his YER, close hgurcs on the
y r ~ " %'eSt outlook received deaf OF atrcn-
- ,-,A lf- irade Ite said the crop would
s5,-- 8I .IsH-ls -here was some taR os a biz
est n May corn n ChicaPo which ra-b9rs
sef - oLoI soIs mace by the bears in that mar
Antailci ing tencerciss The wHaiIv cr1r
49, sac @ laJe corn was maturing rapidly in ne
paft y the belt bu; eastern ana ca,+-s7
o.s = needs ten 20 twenty d2vs ~ favo-sbie -
ve-o - u from frost The interior recefnts
~.,-t te'p bushels smaller than las- ,-asr
- crossed sc elevator and 5sc n D. ne
-tE "Ac ana No yellow 81 &c 2 n p a4C-- = -
hrre- wis I ~ Ae' y as fairly active =enerailv
t--,1I e Letlo"S Mixed. Is = % f6 - 44t,5t-3Is Is
|a.te 20 % - n. So, T.4lc PvE q. taP clipped
Sew-York ---e was quoted sc. r.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
HOLIDAY

.,-,- early naTToVTuess and -reru1r 49,, So
-l-e-Aet to-1ay became rnuca -ncre scr-s-
soi.-e excitement local bulls 49,
y eaI--lIs stop loss orders as rH- -e---, e
&c -saclne 70 situation -hst sssyssr.5 =
Dstfeel tao powerful spec-!srf-,a
ol-lsa Influences precoTainatirr an-a-e-.s VITA
7,s-i-.- --s e10 a. q very net gaf. Tbe
---St 1gs--ec steady az advance u 27S
-ss1.aE q oetteF cables than looked -
YES lliety good. the receipts uars 80 >. -
se-a .s-llales ana private crop advfces eaasS =.
-aEF 4 44ll-e more favorable -
.|---ly ae ma rEet Led
1issa on 70 about the closing prices 81 -
- report was read rs!ces ro-r, ~-,59e-.
.eel ll-s -sTel and the best pc!.t 81 -
L-sS- a9o-l standcn and was sur0r-
~ Dear raid ana & decline of Z o. 4 -@i-,s
y - oie4s taere was active buvfng ~ hr5le-
an English ana German connect ous znS -
~ s-c-B- me room had been caught rho-t ard
l 1ort-e 70 cover while also lookea ae .LoI5gr
-. 80 stItet was opposing the advance A. 80,
s--s. oaef "nc frequently works for the wa So,
I06sc IS sas oIl leader 10000 bales OF JaruaTv ~
500 49,. - -1ysF a moment afterEard I'D tor
Tbe -. aver that position went u 10 10 IA,
s5s 80 within a point q the be-
1Vs-. s.ss-y a net gain 1919 points caIee
q 1900 bales TIE lighter esrirastes ~
buie - .--p1 AZ leading points probably helped ne
esrrs-ss 4ecung offerings. and rhere were so fears
soan f--o - re eoc weather n tae West might work
rsos le cc-ton belt Otherwise the weather was
sae ne weekly crop bsLelin Z auvrt.nR w.
- -ooEsa for On ether hand ire besrs ye~e
az S.--Ll WITH the outlook temporary falIng
~ eas s1yN ala tae exports running heavy beng
s - 49, - ar tor the season against 81 i5s bales
ne range q contract prices IN the looal r-s~, .. a.
N4s o5 1cloUg- - ~ D-as
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21


week 1900 hides Receipts for he wtek amounted
s!ps .nsasns il osnoo9 i5o cenra Aaeriean ana
90 90 hides and kips W. quote as .aaTs: Calitornll
iSs S .5o1ns aaiy baia 5seeie4 Trao 49, zoo
r2s Srn2sG eIiea5 4 i9s 5z Vera cSz i5e Porto Ca
6ssco. I9e aasae dry and pl66le5. l5se Port-ac-
irs' q, mi, aISted pr,.es bIe the ae--and from e-
orrers ~ i-' h,91ed No n arrer vri,ire Prices were
daughter % Il a ssc light seconds 24c sIaughter
seconds 5ias 2 &c thirds 70 --c EsJ+e - 90
S - q sc sSeos sioci-
5ecs "a = al bsc5s 6rsfs "a = Sc seconds sI1s
23e, thirds 2sg2.c: bellies. 5gl5c Texas oak sole
siETALs-TI reacted somexha. the London MAJ MAJ
ca futurss Loesily naraet thiziag VII
.Ji e isl scSsB.a as a4 Is M Tor fois spot and
futures IN the English market but was t,ic h5ieT nee
i2s7Azc and casting ar i @5'a = d-t1e i---A1 va Ui
the Neu-York narEet sPELTER was unchanged !
bo,h MARKERS also London quotation remaining az
soaea al 5GS 30 IN Giasg2T sps At as as ] ia n
ms m asi3 5 e q Io 81 foa2dt p souhtrn ana No fodady
MOLAssEs AND sYRCPs-Molasses is nrm. With
ooa asad from outside m e saa h2e s aat. 5a S &
Nev-osaJs eeniIliHga S2'if2n ' S t+
g999 Isgif pm 4sISc far 1elsc god
l'1s 95 SriFs FRTITEe try eema4G f steam tonnage
n in ne vaLioas trades egt rates M Wee seaeTsg
tendency 5g, in al othsr dsPaTtmeas The 35 nGS 3 &
ana Newcastle nominal Rotteraan 24a$c. Han
burg = pigs; ,od BTsme1 e, a. IL pfs g''t2H 70
TETs-NorWesaa steamer - 00O eases petroleum hence
. Anlie faF orders 70 one t%9 o. three o9r g 39n
cotton Savannah or BTunswiek TO Liverpool or Bremen
Tannsh or Charleston TO Liverpool Hayre, Hamburg or
bremen. private terms prompt British 1743
Sc sns a. EI Nous aSs o2 5'aaa aS @ a B n0s % s to
TamDco az or about e -: Ersstan park 90 t0ns,
tons 50 rs Norwegian ship, Las preyiousiy)
Hsvana = - r5r ties Fernandira 10 Ss,sy6r[ mn
70 NeF-Kor fsries o. trips private terms scnooneE.
terms British schooner 80 tons coal Edsewate- 70
JohnSton 5i2 tons coal Philadelphia New
was yeEX E.i or. on 100 bbis sSrferber 100 bis 95",e
hog Pr9aGsi Ss-c-ber al 29i5c Iinseed eII TeusIS
s5nehanged Refined petroleum attracts far demand
AM 5fS Sfrsastsndard waite b6is 81 s5 and in bulk
81 95 Philadeipha s,o o. ana n p 81 SO e
,sr white NeNEork. hbs 10 50 81 and in bulk
g. g. Nev-Yor sis - Phiaseiphia sis 81
5oTTogEEp siow frs aeStoafsf GTss october Nav;6sr
rseor,he- January, 29hQ29%c or summer yellow.
nnqqsF D OLA rnerican seed oity 4a@s6e; Out
- tasn raw. as944c. Calcutta. C5e- LARD OIL.
pRosoNs-A big advance took place IN n the R5q
secout notably o. ribs and pork The corn sfrsnstn
4n 5sS re eeut advance live hogs smal receipts
West % %ssltng oe o 4soo hogs Or i oo ana Omaha
80 Al times during tho day considerable seiins tor
nSs. hest PORK nrm sS gHo5es si5 Mess So
So $50 eT roted Mess s. 5o 81 so faHnily sildslI So
pae5st 5a5ief al saiia.s Ine.s n TaeTg p HOES arni
al.tsd: Daeons gye 80 p ske i6o ~ ~ ~
q ssS ss bsiss I'm SIC "a Quoted a. sTsoEing ne: - n.
ozioe: = n. sisase Il n ogoise Picked shoulders
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.
z- -3ety street and south Ferry. Time from south
IE,sssIyy IEe minutes earlier than shown bsOv1.l
~ ~ 80 hEaI ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
SAhSSsh--1400 Cl-l5 Ezston onIy). $40 a. m, %.
@4O 30 (545 EastOn orly) p n. SGnda14 y. az
WILKEsBaRRE AND scRASTOS-uaos. a1o a. M
300 p SUNDAYS z425 a n, 90 n n
LaAkM0Gp. LAhEHU UKSr. TOMS RIVER AND
EAtNElAf-z4OO ~9.4O m. 50 fG40. LA<s-
Wood and Lakehurst Oulyl- A2O p sGEeagss aso
ATLANTIC CITY-ss 40 A. n a. 40 d N
N1SELAND AND BRADGETON-tz4OO a 4, EFlSp
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARE. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINT%
400. $50, 1L30 a N, H 20. L30 asa, AS, $50.
So Ao9 n sunday. sxcepr Ocean Grove. ais
observation-disclosures TEzsuN4rl s4sA
zee Is 90, 500. tl0oO. tl100 a n. tl200. sL0e.
$3.50. 200. 400. sA00 1890. +600, TTSG &a6A
SlG30 ,. m. s1215 mdL
1900 goo. ts40O. 800. sL0o ~ Is D ~
BALTIMORE AND wAsHENGroN-aoa. s1oso.
1A1tsFOt<I-I4O0. "a Is. t80O. @e.l0, (IG-OO 81 90
n, HeadtnS ouly). S1O0. i 90. f2O0 d N.
Reading Portsvtns and Harrisburg only. "a do fS0o
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Fr f. OF Rector 81. p. a
atlantic lids. SeabT!ght. Monmouth Bch. Long
5ranch Asoury Park. PIT Pleasant 1900 a. n. I0a-
80. $50 600 to Long Brauch) .. sundays.
1e-OO a N Loo. &00 ?. N
zFrom Liberty Street only sDaily. 4DalIy ex-e1s
sehday sSuudays only fPaFlor only. wa "a
mSq1a 1SaJurdays aExcept Saturdays.
Ssl 434. 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Az. IS JTsioT
square west 153 East l25rh St. 27S IZ5th ST. 9sS
SoluIa2ps Az. New York Court St. 544 $50 Fulten
- Is Aly1 $50 3 way, " rnsburE- NsW Transfsr
W G. BESLER, TT-R'r
Nce F-es- ana Gen Mgr Gen. Passr AgG
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW---rk- September - lSa4
CCTFEE-Tkere little business, c1InrG-a-
lively speaking. ro-1dy's market. There
however, desire 10 SCI there was 20 bay
pa-e.tr. the cus-tly wed pretty
stea1v .a5erone Il opened STEADY unchanged prices
"a response least El.Lue1Ila
early news. Later i advanced a -erta! points
slight upt1rn the Freach market, but n re later
rredi-g nCli.y steady
changed prices reported q y 600
Receipts AZ Brazilian a.-ts continued tl..
parea years ns-Ss. taxing -ae movement
whole while the Two ports ran light. the J-nc-aly
rnover,enr the estimate FOR to-1ass
ceipts A. Sac Paalo liberal Rio Is lower.
Tedecfne urobaby excellent crop prospect recently
reported ~ private cable rom thai sacrc, while santos
renamed unchanged the European naarkefs Ham
burg was ony partial pig lower and E2y-e. after
rpp5ruc a cectle n 4 f-alc, recovered partial I.
arslc o. TkeTe private adN.ces ercEn
Brazil the c7o7. sc fa- as could be learned. ard
certainly rhers nothing -he trading
RECEIPT V-irh European connections
were BUYERS months the local market. bur
credited selling late positions ether
operations scattering, ard did
significant - anything than evening 70
BY professionals The spot QC.et and s-eE.
with quotations On rhe basis II &c fer RIO No :.
The range prices rhe market to-day
was as z lows