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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
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made would have brought fame to an Iartist could he have transferred it to canvas.
 T would like a photograph of our reflection there." laughed Lindsley. Perhaps I can oblige!" said a cold, hard voice behind them.
 A gasping half-cry escaped Marcia Montgomery's lips, and a guttural sound of surprise came from Lindsley gomery standing within the door.
 "As have no less than five pictures of you and Madam Marcia" he went on in even tones. meanwhile placing a box he carried on a chair by his side His eyes never left them as he spoke.
 A sickly pallor swept over Albert Lindsley's face as he gazed at the man whose friendship he had betrayed. In his eyes was a puzzled expression. He was no coward. yet he was uneasy be- cause of Montgomery's calmness The photographs convinced him there was peril ahead. Suddenly his lips hard lened
 Brute courage and pugnacity came to the rescue.
 Montgomery. we'll fight it out right here" he ejaculated. and one foot ad- vanced
 The next instant he looked into the muzZle or heavy revolver. T do not care to descend to your level" was the quick reply. T am unarmed." returned Lindsley. involuntarSy shrinking from the men, acing weapon.
 "Bartin-,' cried Marcia. Not a word-not a word!" he in- terrupted. '1 shall do the talking. and when have finished you two will be left alone. that Is, I will leave you" An expression of relief shone in AL bert Lindsley's face. and Marcia's fear whitened cheeks regained something of their wonted color. Be seated-Mr. Lindsley. permit me to ask that you find a chair" in lev courtesy came the slow words from Montgomery.
 Lindsley sank into a chair and Mar cia sought to stife a flood of tears.
 We have no time for tears and hys- terics. madam" observed Montgomery sneeringly.
 She lifted her head defiantly and dashed away the moisture from her eyes She had resolved to meet the situation as boldly as possible. Even desperate as she was. she could not but admire her hansome husband.
 T did not leave the city as ii was given out" began Montgomery; Out busied myself for this meeting with you. I discovered this situation two months ago. and what have suffered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
A Republican ErrOr.

Boston Herald tInd.)
 Charles S. Hamlin unearthed very curious mistake in the Republican cam paign textbook, which has. by the way, a large number of mistakes between its covers. He shows that on page Al the Republican platform of 1904 Is quoted as saving: We favor liberal trade ar engagements with Canada and with peo- ples of other countries where they can be entered into with benefit to Ameri can agriculture, manufactures, mining CT commerce." This as MT Hamlin says. is not a quotation from the Re- publican national platform, as is stated in the textbook, but, on the contrary, Is the platform adopted by the Democratic national convention in St. Louis. Mir Hamlin knows whereof he speaks, for the reciprocity resolution relating to Canada was written and presented to the resolutions committee by him Does Senator Lodge stand by what the Re- publican campaign textbook states as Republican doctrine regarding Canadian rociprCCitV?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15

No % one of the % tinted i.s:Ao
 
 special
  be sired jacket for 36 yards lace No ten ncents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
CAMPAIGN BOOKS DESTROYED.
Not Even the BoOkkeeper Can Tell How
 the Funds Are Distributed.

Walter Wellman in Success.
 At the close of the campaign of 1S96- which was by long odds the greatest political contest ever seen in thls coun- try-Mr. Hcnna rested from his arduous labors. At the last moment there came an urgent appeal from Nebraska for another allotment of funds. If We had fifty thousand more telegraphed the chairman of the Republican committee in that State, we would carry Bryans own State for Mckinley" MT. Hanna wanted to help the men who had made such gallant struggle for the electoral vote of Bryan's home, but he did not suppose there was a dollar left In his treasury, and 1t was too late to get out and raise more. He was about to wire his refusal. when Secretary Hc2th re- marked:
 If 1t is only lack of funds that trou- bles you, you need not stop, MT. Hanna. We have more than hundred thousand
 What" exclaimed MT. Hanna, the campaign at an end and money still III the treasury? I never heard Of such d thing. Are you sure?"
 Mir. Heath produced the books 70 prove his statement. and the Nebraska committt emen got the $50,000 they wanted, though they werc not success ful in carrying the State with 1t.
 During national campaigns, the books of the treasurer and manager are kep. in a peculiar way. Instead of entering accounts by name. each account Is given a number. and is thus carried through out the campaign. The key to this legendary system Is known only to two or three trusted men, and the account ants who keep the books have not tho slightest knowledge of what State Com mittee or other organization or indj vidual stands behind the number. Ar ter the campaign Is over the books arc burned and all the records, except some private memorandum kept by the man ager. are wiped out of existence. Such thing as th4 auditing of campaign eX- penditures was never known, and prob tional campaigns are concerned. Ev erything Is trusted to the honor Of the responsible men, and I have never heard that any of the managers of a national campaign were suspected of betrayal Of their trust In any way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15

cifully for alleged Populistic afilia- tions west of the Missouri, and at the same time they are today hailing with delight the accession of every uncon- verted Populst, who announces his purpose to support the Republican ticket. Marion Butler who was chair man of the Populist National Commit tee in 1896, ha- already come out for Roosevelt. These changes. illustrative of the drift of the campaign, prove that the Democratic Party Is al last on a sound basis. The Republicans profess to dread the unsound basis. but they hasten to welcome the unsound voter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
\ TERRIBLE RETRIBUTION
BY sYMMEs M. JELLEY.

(CopyrlSnt, 15V4, py DoiAy 5eoA'
 fishing Co.,
 How fortunate we are"
 given fate is with us, and not always against us. it seems. Albert, replied tne fair woman, standing In front or the mirror in her dressing room.
 SnN made a splendid picture in her decoffete opera costume, showing her rounded physique to best advantage, her Mellow hairs massive coils, her bright eyes, dimpled arms and dazzling smila. The world called Marcia Mont gomsry a beauty, and she merited the praise.
 When Barton Montgomery led her to the altar a dark-browed man in the throng turned to a friend and remark ed: -arhere is the handsomest woman on earth!"
 Remarkably fine couple. Barton Is a great winner" was the reply.
 '.Sume men get everything they wish.' returned Albert Lindsley. Il never did" he added. bitterly.
 Six years had passed since the Mont gomsry wedding. Society envied them and the boulevard world counted them its most valued members.
 Albert, do you know that some- times I fear we have tempted fate too far? Just think how bold we have been--
 Don't trouble your little head about something unnecessary, my dear," re- piled her companion. as he drew near.
 Looking up to him. his eyes gazing dowh into hers. he bent down and kiss ed her. She laughed softly and put her arms about his neck.
 Their glances met. The picture they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
Mercom,rg Unsound Voters.

Wasl ingt0n special to New York HVen-
 ing Post.
 Recent experience shows that Repub- lrans are quite as ready t7 profit by uniting with Populists a g are the Dem orrats The cn'ire Farmers Alliance movement in the carly nincties in the south proved a Republican reinforce ment iust as in the West it aided the Democrats. In each case il was against the established order The minority party whichever it is, is always eae"r for trades with a section of the ma icrity which has become dfsgruntled, Such an alliance in North Carolina sen: Marion Butler and Jeter PTitChard to the United States Senate, one Gs a Pop ulist and the other as a Republican. but both as Free Silvcrites, The nl- tional leaders of he Republican Party did not discourage aid from this source in the early ninetics. although they are today berating the Democrats unmer-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
Bnnkruptcy Petition,

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed yesterday by N. r. Hatcher. of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
Interesting Newfoundland.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
 The American who happens into New fCundldnd will find innumerable causes for interest and surprise, The interior of the island Is a wilderness primitive and practically unexplored. A quaint slow. uncertain railway traverses the heart of the island. but for 800 miles of travel over mountains. through dense forests and by the margins of salt water bays and cstuaries not d town is to be seen. Herds of caribou. as tame as barayard cattle. stand star ing at the passing train. From the bosom of lake and river trout and sal mon are forever lcaping. Brant, geese, wild ducks grouse and many wild birds that migrate hither in the sumner can be found all over the Is land. Here they mate and breed, and their gOslings and chicks make the woods ard waters vocal all summer long Newfoundland. like Ireland, Is Innocent of snakes or reptiles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL RATES TO
 ST. L0UIS.

On each Tuesday in September. 1904. tickets at special low round trip rates will be sold via Mobile and Ohio Rail- road to St. Louis from Montgomery and other points in South and East. Apply to Mir. P. S. Hay. S. E. P. A, M. O. R- R. MnntRomAxy. Ala. adv-tf,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs-Rscefpts were IS cars. or see head % nearly
ali consigned direct No trading IN live cattle Feeling
fo- native sides and 5lsa6lsc for Texan beef Liverpool
saa. aRs LPd?a q as, eass e: 's2sSsd aaS selling ' al per
dressed Essh5: sa:ep seady & at 80 Iyslo ,o. out
As cattle ana loss sheep tor s sha5srE SON 465
lav Ca carries re- 4goo quarters Of beef
GALvEs3Reseipts wero IS head making. with car
g Western eyS5 & esl9 ,s & q = o ead nd tor the
oaves srasssrs and ont'ernss nofni5a! Ssoo9 %
1S st5s ss s@iae ta7 ~ drssssd ysas s9i2a t
try dressed and at 5ss4T4se for dressed sraSses ana
sales-j. O.. curtis son: ysais lss 70 aTeFasa at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reesipts vsrs 8 cars. 2.o9s
3 ssa os AZ On 's ss hs Of 6 al ~ al Jersey CITY with me
esptio9 q eAIs sheep apPs@5 p % 70 ee s3s snd arm
medium lambs went oat quite freely and Al
arrivals were heid Common % prime sheep sold az
= sS ss,. a eoSS S Ssnaa iarDb- ofersd presses nut
sn 81 ar roiest Al ssfso per n dressed lambs SC
axe a. a. peT iS n. Is do Il n a S. Is rs do & 70
ss e2 = "a g. 81 a n sa' q, s s: 'H 2is Baaie Do q r. At S 5
Kantney sheep zoe 70 S = 90 - 40. Ia 70, ~ e. - = "a
state sheer ans ea la1nes $ 81 y a. 5; So ,,
Al 50 90: .ls DO Sc 10 2sI 70. s. 50;
sss do ' e. M ' at p s g. = si do 81 r. al S. 3 ~ go
&C. - AZ "a sS M IS T n u 4, s. "a Virginia eus Ss
10. at 81 Is: .i2 Buffalo sheep 50 n. At s3s sz2
Keasaek DO g 50; Is 40. IS7 n. al s. IS
% Virginia do. "a 10 at 81 90
s sanders; 50 state lambs s. y, At Sc; 40. g
y. az s. 80; 20 Pennsylvania do SIS p az s. Sc: 50
sseop s5 10 az 81 do 10 10 So IS; sS Pennsyl-
vamia dc. 81 70. at Sc
:. Judd Co ESQ state LAMBS. 81 70. at S. 50; -
tcusl. 81 so; Is state sheep 81 70. at So
Mcpherson CO 16o virginia lambs. So n, At s. SO:
40 CcuIIs) 50 81 ss 40 Virginia sheep Sc 70.
g 70
HOGS-Receipts were s2 cars. S.21T head. iuclud-
ing ! single deck FOR the market Feeling Arm. No
sales reported on to-day's transactions CouRtry
dressed hogs steady
Sales tali tate yesterday)-Tobin & Shannon: 1s9
Eogs lei 70 average az s. - per ice 70 Do
Pennsylvania dc. IT, n. at IS 10 10
90 eI5 70. at ss OF. e do II 70, So IS roughs.
e73 ID. IS IS; DO. $50 - at s. e5; stag. $50 Io
al 81, I boar. e50 n, n s. 2S.
g Sanders 10 STATE pigs 6s n, at S6 25 I0T Stats
hogs fa5 N AZ s. Is. 81 do. zoo % IS iG 43 do.
I9s ~ 50 o5 u do. 246 ~ at So Isl Peaasyvania
DO 81 10: s6 do. l5 70 at s. 10: lS roughs.
s0 70 do 2i@ 70, At 50 10: do. SOC n AZ
05; as %. al 50; stays $50 n at 81: boar
ESQ n. Sc. -
( Judd q Co: Il State hogs, las %. az Sc 20; 10
DO aOI 70 az 204 70, al Sc; l19 Western
pigs IL n So roughs see y. at s. 2e do.
ESQ 10 az S. Is. I stag. ESQ 70. al 81.
u II. Hollis: Is state hogs. l5z 10 at IS 90; iI9 DO,
i7s n s6 roughs. 2s1 70. a. S5 3; stays $50
70. At s. rs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

b ble soi water Thite NeEgork OeIs $50 test. So
g5 ghiss ease YORK slS 55i PhTIadelpAia SIS So.
Prime sl,ni-.er al eT1oe . mills, zses
sac NoysHbs ss5 30 S 2s 5f oetoeeT
sac IINsErp De on n sSS; prime winter yellow
30 sSe eit Of town raw. 4S sac; Calcutta raw s5c
Paaov!sIoNs-After opening hrner very light
gain hn I,g I'VE aogs provisions weaAsned Win
There was fair commission trade AZ Chicago with
espts Only Sl065 hogs being noted al all western points
ona5a PCRK Gu oIo2ed a. Me- sis zsslS saS -
57aa family Sl5aSi5 snort clear, slS 5og$l5 BEEF
paelSsJ So 5oaSlo 90 extra India sl4as1e BEEF
rFL; 55te; bacons &c: 1se n tS.e it0 70 Sc; 40
down I " ID SS -" r3,, ri ss'e ss5 ~ -
quoted smoking 10i1a11c: 10 n 1oc; i 10 03+c: 4 10
hams dull: qao5ed al io@iie. ALLOW duil; ei,y
sTd dun; auoted at e5d Rsned ari barely steady
Quoted: South American s25c Continent. 65c; Brazil
Ts 1i, gl Sogoui1 @ n: q14ssd ,3 i ~ e1s
movement date follows: Receipts. rough 27s $50
sacks against lGooso last year sales cleaned est
Eet active light Tecsips and Prices advanced &c on all
sIadss E6ove cranaFy Isnage SnsEes59s;o aao 5 Sels
sales S26l9 bbls; market quiet; lot new crop re
good. 24g39sc prime 10 choice. 81 41sc; head. AZ
69mes;ie 2s9S7e' Java. 4l=46lse; Ransoon' IN bond
sUGAR-Renned sugar active in the line ot with
drawals, but new business slow. List prices uI-
cash seven days: Gut ioa; and crushed 5a5a; mould
5G)c: cubes a.5Oc: powdered. 4Jci pofuete2-
powered and fruit powdered oSoc; E1sie % con
fectiouers granulaed 5JGc. Eagle coarse and extra
grauulaed 53Jc: Eagle n cartons 10 es{S ana
10 bass me granuiated 94oe Eagle me sfhals;
standard granuated and diamond A. o;Z9e S aas.
a g. Ice. Nos . and g. sc: No l. 4S9c' 70 . 4-egT
No 9 Sc. No Z soc: No s. &.T5c; No y. 4 tuc' 40
10 465c: 10 IL A6Oc; No L. 455c No To- s2oc; & Nos
i is 4&5c The London beet sugar a6ts5 Vas I
ii@d higher than Friday with seIIlnI qugr 49,
folz6 and October lis lad Lhs g.a- 1a a.,
holds very tr. with refiners ey!dently & 3, 5arss
-ssf 9s and freight basis but is practically moth
Ine fcr sale on that basis. The NeSioI oIA
arm win duty paid prices quoted as follows; a
pal 9j test 5-l6c: nuscovado. % Iss'' "7"S' 941
naoiasses sugar. SO test. 33sc.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
cENERAL MARkET REPoRT.

NeU-fOrE. September .. 1Sl4
C<oFFEE-An unexpectedy low set Of European cables
CENTS caused further iuuidat0n coffee to-day, and The
market after opening points lover recovering par
points Of the loss and easing on again. closed
STEADY q decline q 1O8lJ points LneTe was 4
demand and sales fo the day reached 100 bags
The Increase worlds visible supply for tbs nonth
amount to about 200 900 ssgs have bad n
the decline but Increase, compared with
gains month. Is gene.a attributed 10
warehouse deliveries E4Ts been light AZ
the expense of invisible supplies, yhch are believed %
have been very materially reduced II Il VIII naturally
months the moment, however. spot demand
pressing. and with 1Tn offers lower basis to
merchants Sril unable CO business
spite OF the decline IL the local market
any change. the ultimate trend q prices ts
co1ce-ned declines nearly che
top attracted uu-h fresh buying than
expected by and holders be becoming dis
oouraEs5 for the tine being Both the European markets
ruled lower over the nOiidsyg Hsvre declining full
Vhre Hamburg ! pig lower. The market for spot
c0iee E quiet Rlth quota the basis OF Tor
Riu No T. Tho rcsl warehouse deliveries United
States for The week Sd 76z against I0e-5oO
bags last week and e. 752 bags FOR the week
gesr or the former Nev-Tork reported
10000 bags. compared with BID
~ GOO bGEz fcr corresponding year.
cpts a. Rio asgrssatee 10000 bags contrasted with
1900 bags Tor the previous week 13sO0o
year Rio cleared $50 bags g the United States our
iag ths week q Europe 1000 oags. Santos cleared
a150oo bags % the United States 6s.O00 bags
Europe Receipts Bahia the week baRs:
cleared tc the Lritec states. A00 bags 20 Germany.
l5lo bags; 70 the rest OF Europe. 200 bags.
1he r1nge q contract prices Il the local s-et to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
SPLFNDID rRAIN SERVICE.
THRDTGH TEAMS To FHE EUEGT
NEW YORK. new HAVEN 4 HlaTF0Rl A. a

Trans depart rom Grand Central staElon- t5d 81
and 4th Ave follows. for
BOSTON. via New London and Providsnss-fs-ee.
f1iIg.0O srii10.03 A. NJ f8iiI:00. sF1.03. sTl5.oa
TI't5:o0. @fil5.0I -rI2s00 p NJ
BOSTON via WiIImanIic--4ss: 90 A. " S=so0 p K
BOSTON, via SpringhslG-f3:00 A NJ. 4i1z:00. s4.0a.
sI1.0a r.. "
- S.s0 A. II. 1900 P. IL
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-YFS.00 p. II
FITCHBuR6. via Willraantic. Putnam and woresstsr
1890 p. "
I.AKEVTI-LE and NORFOIK-T~s-r5 A VI fTz-Ss ? NJ
CT HARRINGTON. STOCEBRIDGE. LEECX. PITTS
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f5.00. ss:86 ffs.se.
ff10.e2. kie-Q2 ffo Waterbury, a n fr1-o3.
sr5 .9l. 60G. Se5:80 (to Waterbury, ? NJ
Ticket Offices cerand Central station and c1.seh
St. also els. ce6f. LIS5 c1S54 Broadway PARK
Place ce5 Union square cls2 Fifth cs<S Columbus
Az c2T2 lest EAst
125th 81 In Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $50 Fuiecr 81.
$50 Broadway E 2.
'Dally. tExcept sundays ssundzys only. saeur-
DAYS only fS1ons 125rh ST [Paricr Car E7rafes6
HAS Dining sailing Pa<scr azd
Sleeping tickets also.
c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Cen Fss2 Ax<
O. II SHEPARD Cen S-ur
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
EuaoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1,.-,ot sent 6-Cioslng-WHEAT-Sp nominal;
s,.,re september Ts 14d December, Is Sad.
RN-Suot steady: American. mixed IS; rltures quiet;
December. IS ID PEAS-C&nadian
s.ss6 a. s. 7isd FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter
80 a. ~ HOPS in London (Pacihc COAST drm
sa fOEllE7 BEEF dull extra India mess Sss Sd FORK
arm; prime mess. Western tes a-eAS--Snort cut p
- "a ~ arm AZ sos BACON hTms Cumberland cut ID
- En- N 5Is short rib te - ID 5isi long clear mid
sisS ght 9S 10 "a 10 long clear mddes. heavy
5 ~ A. 10 50s clear backs - 20 70 o sos: clear
bellies IA Is n. 5Ss StiOl LDEtS-SsieSTe. II to
s+aadv at LARD-Prtme Western,
tS sesdy al SIS 3D. American refined IN pals. arm
- - a. gIrTTER-Good United States steady T0s
et4TFsF strong: American finest white as 81; American
49,. -oIored TA1I-OW-PTtne city steady al
s1s "a TTRPENTINE-Spirtts steady az 40s 81. ROSIN
1-o,,T7r steady az IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet at
ed LINsEED OIL arm At 1ss d.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

tags - al ports 'O
NyI1CN-BusnesB resumed IN the cotton rna-,,s.
s-el @tn trnoe sentiment pretty badly mixed and
---s-sLlo1s curing the Gay broad anc irr-guls-
.1-lnE 2 general Hzs the market durinV sbe Co.,
- Fflcas ef about 2sQSz points while in the sffer,-
..loel 81 o. tne advance lost with the rnarles s
lE Nls-in Few points q last Fricays fg7lres rbe
y sais were Que 70 rally II Liverpool taIx OF cam
tall ~ Texas and predictions very bleb 7res.ir
etsTi a midday III the afternoon parties vv,o 49,
--snt az o2.le weekly bureau took pronfs . -.
k'1-t.on q ltlll -umsnt and there renewal ~
sicn n nov rapidly increasing viii eveutleiv h-es
klteet LFeF11ol evidently : hearish view ~ -
--ty crop ISSUED Friday Tor ~ tbe ~lrs -,
-.-s q Aliilay night prices were about Fss99
W9,9 whereas decline Of about 7aIl points
.N nae answered the local of last Friday afte-
@ 5-t yesterday morning Liverpool was rallied ~ =,
-ata spqL demand and speculative covering
~ -Ae loeal opening prices
80 ee5 o- IIstAet Influenced By the showing of
-.-ss a1a covering opened Grm at decline ~ >
- ~ Seten1eT. bur unchanged 70 points hiKber -
fL- Lenilo1s Following fhe call business ae ~ NO.
ective but Liverpool showed furfbe-
fs-S-s. &c NitA NsE-Oresns displaying an sdvancn-
i4rEe recelpte
---in11o~ et Houston xve-a
- 20 eiec< TIE advance.
49,. s.eo prices stood gain of abors asgs6
re~eF crop report proved quite as builish as eT
f- .eieetang more less general deterfn~affov
= e ltS9Tt had beer fuly discounted iv re s5--s-
b.-. 4ortlocn and Il vas .sflled A. rL5s
-si@-eIt through ranlfz4rR er,affe-
fH interests began Drsces icer 1rss1
cas T-zs-S 49, anchsnBee compared with Frf-
resr-ior The market vac enalv sresS, - :.
b-ie- q <1e points Sales esfirnsted AZ $40 o
va ek follows. - NNN4 Hl@4hel to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

East Buffalo Sept. 6-CATTI4E-Receipts 80 heed
steay. prime steers S. 25S5 shipping. s. 5gS5 lS
butchers So 75G$5 heiters g 5gS4 %: cove s. 1885
bulls 25QS4 and feeders. 81 S01S5 20 NELS
-Receipts 100 head; STEADY: s. segS1 81 HoGS-Re-
eeipts 3l00 head active 50lOc higher on sooa dun %
common. heavy s6I$6 TO- mixed and Workers. Sb4Se 10
pigs IS 1916 90 81 9c1S5 10; stays. S4g$4 5O
daires zraEsers, 5Gg1S6. SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts. 4 600 head; steady, unchanged
Kansas city, Sept S-CATTI-E--Reeeipts $500, IN
Guiding market stezdN 20 l0c lower
choice export dressed beef steers S 2Se fair to
good s. 54S5 Western fed steers. IS IoSo O stocers
feeders 81 5os4 20; Southern steers 81 eoGS+ 2o
S2IS3; native 81 5O8Si lS native
heifers 81 50as4 bulls S2SS %; calves So a09s6
HOGSRecepts. 5llOi market steay 20 Se hiEher; top
heavy, packers, - Su9Sa 40
lights IS 2J6S5 SO. SHEEP-Rscepts. $500 market
strOng- native lambs native vethera So ESQ
s4: native ewes SS4s5 10 Western lambs. s. 50QS5 90
yearings So 6o9S4 To- western sheep - 4OS
IS 75. stockers and feeders. s38S3 90
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

sIETALS-rTN-The london market higher
ana futures At les los Locally the market was arm
higher IN sympathy with spot held at s27 GogS27 TO-
spot quoted f57 los and futures Isl lis I'd
Lccaily copper unchanged. Lake Is quoted at
ing al SO n f1aSl2 90 LEAD-Lead quiet and
nrm 81 209Ss 80 in the local market. and also
SPOT being quoted there at III I3s cd. sPELTER-
&c. but remain Unclaimed locally at S5Q$o o. IRON
Iron closed al Jos In Glasgow and az 43s lid In
Mddlesboro. Locally iron was unchanged No toun-
ery AoEtheIn e gnosed a. SO sgS4 .; 10 fonndry
Northern a. Sls 25asi3 IS and No sounary Southern
ana ~ 40 d @ s2aHeTy % southern soi H. at sis 5ogSl5 I5
quiet but steady ana unchanged with offerings moderate
Sf4SCs
TAR log.,o' Eo2s lszIe; PRIME zsze; Nsss0rleans
OCEAN FREIGETS-steau tonnage FOR fall eargoes
continued IN very limited request and rates nom-
naiiy unchanged FOR sail tonnage the demand was
generally sustained but bustnsss very light.
Quotations: % Liverpool Glasgow London and Ant
nominal; Rotterdam. eG2isc Hamburg. i pig; Rre-
men, pls eot5en 10 Liysrp9o per tge ~ 20
i.Ts7 tons cotton. wilmington. y C. 70 Liverpool or
BreTasn ga 3D. September British steamer ISIS tons
Sd option Continent los ell octobe- s5-NoveInber s5
Italian Sa.a go tons. shocks Passport OF Bangor 70
coast sen.h America direct United States Atlantic
Phiia6e.phia 70 eardefas 81 z5 schooner SIS tons.
rhiiEs sei2na e ssn Juan Porto Rico 81 se schooner.
tbh tons -.lnsner' B-unsuick 20 Sonnk. y ee \
schooner 81 tons acid phosphate. CaTfsret 20 Aex-
hnorlA, "a - ie British steamer tnew)s ssoo tons
Bremen. Ses option Havrs ports Continent.
oJIs-In view o. light offerings Gnd good general
support eo,sonseed oil steady rln yesterday.
1900 September al &c firseed oil Is rao6ersteiy sc
tfe az reesn prices. Rehnec petroleum remains
bbis s. bulk s. ss PasiaSepisla bbIs 81 So huil
" 30. tsnie Se@st Nsw-Yors SIC So Faaiaas'phia.