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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
aEsra..Ass ny z. I. nsy & O.. 10. ) Na.s.s-stl
COpartner5hip Dissolution.

COpartnerShip Dissolution.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
- partnership lately subsisting between Edwin z.
FTooley Frank Z Brurle,. ans Norbert Heiasheiuer.
who have been doing business under tie firm and
style q Edwin : Hooey Co. dissolved the 5th
caE u October. 1908 by mutual AL dehts
O." sad partnership 10 be received by said Edwin
IioceF FRANK T. BrUUley - their
and al demands the Eaid partnership
fe presented % said Edwin s Hooey ard Frank r.
Iru1lles. either q them. for regiment
EDWIN : ROOLET.
FRANK 7. BRUMIEY
NORBERT EEINEHEIMER-
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DiUidend Notices.

UNITED STATES RCBBER COMPANY.
= Broadway. New YORK October 6th, 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
United states Rubber Company has this day declared
ciFaena o. one and onealf cent the preferred
stock o. tis company from the the
eF eglHing april l. 1904 stockholders %
1905 $500
y u n Wednesday. November 59th 1904 and reopen
70 a d. on Friday. December 18th. 1908.
JOHN J. WATSON Jr.. Treasurer.
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvsrnesses
90 Colleges. schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FuLTON IS Union Squzrs
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October 9th. 1904
Tho undersigned anzouncs that they have this day
fHn3ei partnership under the fra q
HOOLEE. LEARNARD COMPANY
for fhe purpose q tEanzactng barking and general
commission business in stocks and bonds olces
80 IS Broad Street New York City AID &c - Congress
Street BssLca. Massachusetts
EDWIN g. HOcLEY.
GEORGE z. LEARNARD
FRANK =. BRCGLEY.
Member New York Stock ExchanEe
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For xoung Ladiss-COuntry.

French German & spanish taught " Internatlon
Language Phone MsthOG. Metropolis q d., n 2.
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES,

5iroakisn . Il y 10 PC,
a a siE Ave T. L co 10 D e
20 d. 70. 19Os ...
60 - >. 13ls..
EEay 5 z Il Co list s.. 1924
40 - s., 1875. ......
c ? :. e. p 2 J. = Co stock
3 p c----......
Z - = = < y Il T Co III
-, 1922. ..........
~ scg.p a y c, l9ls.
~ Ave = u Co IS . C
80 s. n & ;: y Ave r Il
&C Jet C.. 1910. ..,.
90 c 2 e Inc. 1913.
do sfcck.-.--....
btu Ave T. = - 5 . 60.
- Ave L. X Go . p G..
do con .. 1855 .
~ lst mtg 5s. 1903 -.
sth ave X + CO ID g..
= ny co Il ] - LIST &c. ly-a
TJh Ave Ey stock. -
2Sd 81 Rv deb 5s. 1903. 49,.
90 stock. IS , c...-..
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Advertisements vi
~. Gee AZ Regular 81
81 stil svr. - =.
- Eest i4tr -
zvos. 263 Nesi l@'ii
S5th ste go aa-.,A
eoth 81 los -. 4
.ve near z.si-sl
BrcosZiVn. y. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-30

The ReyuoIie a,so,a,ions az. :or lots n nr,:
PEACHES hone grown Per 4 bu. ,esc fos
peg y b.. 3ra3lc for ordinary to god and ~
ckNT4ioTPE,s -ouo:. Colorado at x,esau
Per pony crate and srasi per standard crats
PL,UaS.ouoie choice and sound cansons AZ
GRaPEs-- HOMEGROWN from za4c Per Is
bai aeSoraiag 70 sAyis;y; TeTs is Slimax
'. eEssH 4, l.ss. "a q. ST Sy si Dss so
Kills SominsiIy ssesdy. Sors IN AID
Easter MIXED ya,ie,ies at 81 .'aa and from from
Jonathan sea2..5. Zen Davis H. si-1s. River
receipts sI3-. according to variety and eond:--
PEARs-In bbls: Common l-,a1. %: Ouch
ssr,te;i. sss 3: R.itsas 81 ss per Dol
EoIae-s.ov per l,-tu basks, 2yGtc
from store al AE55o per box. according 70
'ac:aiiFoRSIA DEcTpuoUs FRuIrs-Rar.-
let: pearS q syT2. IS: Buerre hardy 81 s5dI.IS:
Duches- and Ilerre ClaiIg.su SO. 2. oainees
PINEAPPLES-Cboiee Florida s. 500. 50 pr
i.EMoNs--New verdni from store sss4 and
BANASasDoso,sSie ass,se . bunch on
cocoaNETs Lea. Z ,rk-. sss.ss, Job
hSSas's Z, ,;sgT p. c 20 ,..,,, s,.e.
POT AToEs.No5sh.rn .. from .9ans S~ ea;
dsL Tor Is or ~si,s .'Ssx saI.y on1s; f,9m
NEW oNioNs-oTote: North Nssourt fion
' SeaGBEs az p &c: red Homegrown q. .e,s.
Per 100 !hs- loos- On orders sc per large crate:
Nss u Hlsfa at e per ton ST.
s. c4 Z ans 4 Rsl HsS Northern a, uuxr
ToMAT0Es-ouo,e. per bu. loose. 1osoe for
TrRNIPs- grown vase per bu Ionss.
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Corn OF 3ic-Oats Decline 3-sc
Provisions Steady Under
the Influence Of High
er Cables.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago. sept. 2,-IncTHas.i primary
receipts were Influential In causing weak
ness to-day in wheat. Favorable weather
was al additional drag. Fec. wheat
closed with a loss Of t-zGc. The May
option Is down L.. Corn j. 0T &c. Oats
show decline Of ~. Provisions are
steady under the influence OF higher "a
bles.
WHEAT
The wheat market opened firm. Dec. he
ing unchanged to isc higher at .i.I2f =,
l.i2s-- May was unchanged to &c higher
al 81 f3z.1i I35.. The market soon weak
ened. however. on liberal sales by local
longs and commission houses. 4 report
from Duluth stating that s;ocks there 81
FAR this week had Increased $500 bu. WA
Responsible for part Of the s'liinG. IA
vOrable weather conditions also had q ,le-
pressing Influence. Before TN" market re
celyed any considerable support, Dec. had
declined 10 81. IL and May "a 81. ig-.Hi. 1Z-y.
Inspired by reports Of good nous sales
NorthS est. shorts bought quite freely.
Later the demand became general The
market readily responded TO the h,iy.Iic
Dec. advancing to 81 IL. May sold W -
81 IT, Heavy realizing sales soon causei
renewed weakness.
Primary receipts were 10 per cent In ex-
cess Of those 81 Il year ago. and this fact
had considerable Influence on the late
selling The low point on Dec. was
reached al N.il--- May sold on TO 81 III.
The market rallied slightly. but the close
closed AT 81 .lZss
equal TO 1870 bu. Primary receipts were
i.ass.0S bu.. compared with LOIS. 30 bu. :,
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and C:,:ca-
go reported receipts OF ssI cars. against
.Si cars last week and scS cars a year ago.
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wheat VALUES DECLINE
ON BRISK LIQUIDATION.
RECEIPT OF CALIFORNIA
GRAIN A FACTOR.
Foreign News Is Generally Bull
ish, but Local Traders Take
the Selling Side.

Though cables opened higher and foreign
news was generally buliish. the sentiment
In the wheat market was Enthusiastically
bearish. Local OPERATORS were not inclined
to SUPPORT futures. and selling was the Or
der Of the day. The receipts OF Pacific
Coast wheat in this market was regarded
as a serious offset 10 the speculative bulls.
There were occasional rallies. but the
buying was half-hearfed and the outside
demand was extremely light. Receipts
hero and at other primary points were
large.
Dec. whoa. opened &c oI.ranged from
si-l7 TO si-isiz and closed at S-i7i4 al In
asked.
Corn also was on the downturn. Wealth
er conditions were generally favorable.
pathetic downward movement in the
coarse grain. despite light receipts.
Dee corn opened i-c OF. ranged from
+sisQf1I4c and closed at 4s.c.
Receipts Of wheat at 81. Louis 100 go
ba-: OF which LII SKIS. and f0' cars local
and " cars through. against los.iS bu-:
Of which So SKIS. and Io4 cars local and
Receipts Of wheat at primary points for
"a hours .3s4.WO bu.. against 1.d17.oo bu.
In 1893, and shipments $500 bu. against
against SO cars in 1876. Chicago received
i2.l4 bu. and Kansas City IL SO bu.
Clearances $3.50 bu-
Receipts Of corn at ST. Louis q. 80 bu-.
OF which % cars local and - cars through.
as aeaipst 1900 bu-. Of which g cars
local ard q cars through. IN lSp.
Receipts Of corn at primary points for
"a hours 1900 bu.. against $500 bu. in
1876. and shipments $4,000 bu against
5000 bu. Chicago received ISL so bu. and
Kansas City 10 800 bu. Clearances 8, 40
bu-
Receipts OF oats at ST. Louis 24so bu..
of which " cars local and cars through
as against 81 100 bu. Of which 81 cars local
and cars through. IN 1903 Shipments
IS 500 bu
Receipts Of oats at primary points for
- hours 81 CO.. bu.. against 537N0O bu. IN
1873 and shipments 1S.o90 hu-. against
&2.O0 bu
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United Railways preferred was under
heavy selling pressure In yesterdays mar
ket. The opening was higher at Sl. but
after 20 shares had been unloaded at that
price there was a quick recession to Se.'5.
which was a point lower than Wednes-
days closing price.
st. Louis Transit was fairly well taken
at $50 and 8 s2iz. The 4 per cent bonds
were active but easy at So, at which price
they were offered at the previous session.
Trading In banking issues was light
with values generally steady. Interna-
tionaI Bank was taken at S2i4 and Com
merce at S.e4Jo. Fourth National had good
support at Ssg and 81 The annual divi-
dend on this stock has been increased
from 10 TO Il per cent
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SUMMARY OFST.LOUIS MARKETS


and Chicago Foreign Indications generally favorable the
a
shortage the French Local barsh through the greater
OF were
ann TO not on he 10
Dec whe opened c Of and {:
Dec corn opened ~ OF sndc 4. Off
d Of
s,cxexc
was nder SELL
bk
STEADY cen "a and
spo,co was C n marx
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Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-By sample. del: No. red a. 81 %
T. side. desrna;ion: No. red at 81 1tdtff: No
. a, $50 for low 20 81 10 for choice: rejected a.
$3.50: No. hard quotatly ni2dT.i u: No ]
hard at o44los and choice worth s.. 10: No 4
hard at scaf q; No. white spring auotabie
soft winter sold a, 81 1871 u
ORS-By sample. del: No q. s3ds3i.c
No. at 80 use: No. yellow az &c: No . do
NJ Iirs1Sdc. No. do. At S3trc.
cATS-By simple. del: No. AZ 339111c:
:s,zc: No. white at z7gsse: No. white at
FLOURISH, winter in WOOD: Paten. g $50
80. str.iEht $ s)aS-s5: extra faney IS Ssds. Is:
n-qd.s- Hard winter IN jute SKIS: Patent
ftsoS5 z: .sraishi r5oatse bakers q s,ss 70:
RYE FLoUR-rn wood ssasIo: In fu,e SKIS.
cokNMEsL-Es: pearl meal. grit. and
MILfFEED-BaAls r .rx and In ZOO: Bran
a. sc for bard and sS1spc latisr choice cuun-
;ryl fer sof. Winter: miIed fed q, rlesec for
clio. IN large SKIS bran at Sc Al mill bran
JOBS a y1ssc and miidline. at SIS
RTE-No. at .567sc. No. at 17T75r-
HAf-Basis Fl trx-: Timothy At 81: choice
grade- Clover SIS for No. and Gigi. Tor No
Clover mixed at ss2s % for No. and go
20 for 10 Prairie - for choiee. S9s.s for
sTRAw.on trx: whea, Hsoa5: GA, gss:
FIxxsEED-Hn bid.
LEtD-SoninaIiy Ni2iS
SPELTER-A3S lid: - asked.
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Ns- York. sept 3-spot cotton eioseJ
steady. 10 points decline. middiing uplands
10 nc: middi.ng Gulf 70 Sc. saI-s Iios bales
Futures elos-d s.e.fy: sept ie.itc. Oct. 10 lie.
Nov 70 ~: Dec. is.ssr: Jan 70 30. FIR 10 ~:
March II. tlc: April 70. sc. Nay 70 Sc The mar
ket opened firm advance Of -. points. In
response 10 the r~aeti0narY tsn1ency % LAYER
pool futures. and Immediately the call tn
creased. the ne. gain 20 a matter q some TO
u points On the more active months. COW
.rinss 81 shorts a5i moderate support. After
irrcsuinrity the rnarke; in the Afternoon broke
sharply under aggressive ~llinx for both ac-
counts TIE market va. finally steadied slight
" by room shorts covering and clnsei at a ret
loss u i26o points sales were estimated .; DO.
OF bales.
New orleans. sspt -.-coston steady: sales
49, ordinary 1i-lsc. god ordinary SC: low
rnisdling &c. milling II 7-isc: good fnidtling
i1-c: mi9fng fair l0.c Receipts 10. eei. stocks
- 20. Futures steady: S~n,. 10- nominal; Or,
70 g36 ~ etc: Nov 70 osai9 lie: Dec 10 itu i5c
Ian. y. .,siio.z=e Feb. u. leaio5se: March ioG
liverpool Sept. s-ce,ton-spo, in limited
asraad: prices points lower: American mid
ding fair s.eei; good mifilins SID: mifiIing
9 al: low nitdiine s.Itf: rood ordinary ISL.
The sales 81 the day were 400 bale. Of which
so were for speculation and srpors. and In
ciuiei iso American Receipts 90. !ncsui-
ing go American Futurss .opened quiet and
closed easy: American niidfiinx x O E: Sept.
s esi: Sert.-Dct ssd: Oct Nov. {. al: Nov
Dec. & s7i: Isc.-Jan- s-si: Jan Feb. Z. ssd:
Feb. b.ssd: March-Apr.I . I'D: ApTii-May SOD:
May-Iuno s.C0i.
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lEYEF board RoNna.

Bids are hereby. Invited for The purchase q
esch, OF the Bossier Levee District: said bonds
eear1nG date Of October I. 1904. and due Gol nfty
tory years: said bonds bearing Eve per cen;
q per cent? Der annum interest. PAYABLE semi
thereto. ANY further infofination. concerning
e e m .n1 I'll p furnished upon application 70
W. T: coLaUTTr. President.
1oe1@ Leyee District. Boesier City. La.
Bossier Leves District. Curtis La
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Markets ~ TELEGRAPH.

New Iors ssRs :,.F e n Rec r, 80: ~
s ss. r. sls slow I IN .sIy sss.ss su. seod
trade a,,s.se Y las, h .;sv hys v G Ssmln 5
sasi.y sI os WSssi~Receip,. u 30 hu.: ME.
$50 800 bu. futp.e.: :yot easy; 20. red
M go ssS.s S Se,.dn. HAD ssa " M.P, ses
p paT S -; a:r d4s
vas .eskened % . bear r..d; seoi Western
shs s lH IN c;e:.s 81. IN -, I;;s.s,; ~
sa :.l. sS' isos 81 sr.a:ss sea. -. 90
~; =: ::ss :, .ss 'I Isl
:Is::s Gs ,.as:s!,..: re- IS S II s;
ssi;, s'; Lee, Ss'iss. s s,.sSsa W ss.a
IA, aaii 2css arm His.. arm fss.ser hi,a
M "; . hon Ref :;:'G Se. IN rs
ssains Iii i:s: ...J sI . SSsis sa ,s & -
ss.s &c eS sui., 'Rs .:ss,. sIss .e:sy Hlst
'' f1sr 1921 ssss eaws...-sDe. nominal: f
tare, quiet; SPA. !, Ga: Dec. =: esd
al ;ss lad: Z: q III ie1 sni:s.i rods; go :.
Kansas tltt. srpt. ~ - r(as -a-aus -
S.sa a R' 70. NAY L 81 s'. s';a =
Hon. Nsi sea,i.s:. corn higher: sept
i;l.o; Dee &c; May ..attSe sasa 20. mixed
SSssc' Dat. sieady; 80. whit. iia5,e; 80.
s. q: choio- prairie ;:5a!!.I Rye DC Re
oeipts-whest 1850: corn 70. go; at. zto.o-
se!Sss s; e..s eao ea Fan arm o' ws s
No. siitns 81 isgI "a: no: n.aai-is: No
red S.II,.di is-s cnrn-No sg,e. No.
ysII.. ~, s.ss o. 70 ,bi,. s Ssts Rys 70
choice mating 4sss,e. seedss.NS mar
s sl N cia,sr. eoa,r.ss s ss,ps
81 P.oT,.op,se, ;s Rcrs pss se, 81 80. 20
Ssse' WHISKY bssI. Of hich.in:, 81 ;ssit
Toledo. O.. sept 3.-C1oyer sed-Cash and
Oct E.srS sellers: Dec. ss& selisr,; March
r.ss seil.ra Aisike-sept- y BID Timothy
Cincinnati. Sep. a,whi.xy.p.silie.. I'm
Duluth. MINI. sept ee-Wheai-To srriye In
sept: No. / northern sii7..; No. . Northern
n-sssi. To arrive: Nc: NoI'h:rn 2 y; 20
4 M s, Sn Nsk.rn e ssss ,i s'' bse
81 ~. May siiss- oais-To Arrive and On ,rK.
Miiwaukee. s.p+. p.-wbeat 1asr lower; No.
May n'iaS asked. Rye i higher: 10. ! siic.
Minreapoils sept 3.-Wheat-sspt. H.I2is:
De- l2. N Ny 'iii 1sii 10 20 Sar, sarS
nLiil Fiour-First patents . .ods;so .~con1
patents - osVs Is: first Gears Ns,qs %: second
Clears 81 IoGs. Bfsn-in bulk sisai5.5.
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STOCK PRICES DECLINE
ON HEAVY REALIZING.
INFLUENTIAL SPECULA.
TORS TAKE PROFITS.
Coalers Furnish Principal Sup
port to Market in Spite Of
Decreased EarningA


New York, Sept. D.-Ths stock market
was subjected again TODAY 70 verv be.yv
res,i,,nc ana ,rtr., o.. 49,. . -.
e' ~ pi'ees az ao"ef - eon-
SeQuence' but II must Stiu DO SAID that
the realizing was well taken and the tan
In prices was by no means precipltate.
any new deveiopments. either TO induce
selling or TO cause advances in the few
stocks that showed strength The strong
stocks were believed to Be supported TO
help the realizing in the general market.
Tss operation =, t,s were aiesed to b simos;
that class Of wealthy SPECTATORS who
make occasional campaigns in securities
With the uso OF professional method4
ro,t 1e &c ,sa nsned ',h sne P1 me- sup
sSrnifEs OF the anthracite carriers proyed
very unfavorable. compared with the
showing OF some other railroads. This was
q fair example OF tho disregard OF pswe
which Characterised the movemnt
RAILROAD EARNING6
.,,.. 80 1890, ,.t-.n.h,,..,. g..
ernense seco.mt FOR horh ths railroad and
the GOAL companies, Readings net earn
inep for AuRuN fell as $40 below those for
XSS0ust OF last wear. and thoss Of Erie
6ecfeasSd So, ga Ontario and Western had
ersSse it, Xurust net earninxs by q ANAL
9SrGin. Yesterday this stock was the ex-
0eptjon. TO show weakness In this group.
II was hurt by further consideration Of
the plan by which the dividend IL made
conditional on . g 100000 bond issue.
RsaSDg or 9ht the ether hspd was ia the
SSssn ana sssin With rsilyiug erect fror,
~ deciines caused by the profit taking.
1ssa LED. se,i Ss uD 10 90 on biddin.
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Times and stains IVY on ,.-
Gaivs.ror-Spos mar<et quses: miidhhs
New o-,eans-spo, market easy; raiddiins
Memph.s-spo, market steady: n!adling ioAc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. is.sS bale-.
New Orleans. :. % taleA
Mobile. Ia bales. l.a
Savannah. 1855 bales . 80
Charleston. t,3s3 bales
Norfolk. t.i.s bales.
Houston. u. sss bales.
Memphis LILO bales
Net receipts at all Cnised States ports FOR
six days were III. 80 bales. against .S-5E bales
a week axo and zS1.is7 bales In $50. Exports
.is.s5 bales against N ~, bales In 1914 Stocks
~ - bales. agalns. p 80 bales in is1
Total receipts from sept % dat. ~ iA
bales against es.yS bales IN isa
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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New York Csrb Marhet.

New York. Sept z.--There was hsavS trad
ing on the curb again to-day IN northern Sc
10 force The prfce to . low enough leva %
compel outside spceuiafnss to cell their hold
he STOCK "a: onersd and :old down 70 los,s,
Then the inside selline orners vers sancsied
Rapid Transit was. fairly active :psnin. II
issfs and after pslling u 1875. declined 10
10. American Tobacco pfd. odd nj y and Btt.
and the q sold NJ 10TH % losii. stsndard OIL
smaIl purehas>s Mackay common sold at IS
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Poultry.

New York Sept olive Poultry-Recsipss g
cars Western and car southern Abou: cars
took stock freely. and while the volume Of bust
ness was fairly large. II va. not sufficient TO
ssss /, me so Pap foIp X. week
was pretty we'll over. hut some stock may 20
out 10 morrow. Prices without one particle OF
Ires.ed Pouliry-Rccefp.s LIS nks. TIE
Win an Snssiisaed DEMAND Tor fancy large 1:
scalded and fancy large dry-piexed chickens. II
was possible 70 realize siisht premium on
was only Of fair quality and sold from i2Gi5c
on best dry-picked ard scaided ordinary scaid-
plenty. showed no imi..ovsm-nt in quality and
While /, was possible TO realize premium for
s.i,sr s,rsish, az is,.a isc. while .eaid.d fo.is
unless fancy. were pesiected Turkeys arrived
fs S out ;os at I
ROSTERS steady. strictly prime squads soid
more freely. By, fey s5ri,.d and rasrxs; about but
&c: scaIded SIC. Other quotations unchanged.
The Metal Market.
New York Sept. 1s-The London tin market
displayed a raetionary tendency. after the sp-
.Sss wa: s.d az liz : "a
az an Re The local market. quick 10 respond
i III isht demand. was also lower closing
at from .Zs.1s 10 t,7.s2i.. The London copper
Both .pot and fa;Sr-. Geealy aas.,an. x.I.
\ n sas LIZ ~ r # 4:
N London. spel,er advanced slightly In Lon
aan With ,.es sq1ssq 3. e. T. i;os a. ,,oI s.I,y
ii ia Giasrow and at as in Middiesssro. Local.
y Ion .sn qs,s, 20 fsd ssyaI xo, ls,;SI, !.
It f ~ a ssa,hsIn .dis e 1sSSis!s. and NO.
Yestesdsy's Bask CIeasisga.
eiesTinEs S.,.s.s,1. balances ss0.G9.
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Hides.

Dry- fini-Tsyss heavy is9.c. Do fallen a, ise;
-. Lsht a. li57r. naive and Arkansas at re
latter ~ ssl~~t5n. ISs.s Tor No / and 49, ~
~. giu" at e. Gry-ssifs1 at IZz,r- Greer
-ditsi round ~ e. !0F Western. Arkansas and
scUth~rn d.. s+,c. zrs~n-salisd "a s..e~,ine, a
Pr fpr No. ] and s1rc FOR No 2, part cured lie
foregoing. ziEe 81
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at 4S5SGs. SIS FOR Demand and p. s53dS. "a
for S-day bills: posted rates s4Gs.%5 and
t.ssSI4E oo.nInercisI bills ;.s:75as. SIS. Mexi-
can Collars SAC: Government bonds r.safy.
railroad bonds easy. Money call firm at Iss
" per cent closing bid X: offered al =. time
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rule Of proportion. and make no allowar for
the fact tina; this crop 4 admittedly from two
20 thrce weeks earlier than last year, ard TO
that extent inmnuns from Damage b. froet:
Miss Giles's report IN early september said
cent Of the crop was exposed TO the risk OF
damase- by frost. whereas % pr cent was %
exposed lGft year. The comparative degree
Of immunity. therefore. would Indicate . pos-
sible Increase Of II Der gent In the Yield on ac-
Of the case was confirmed By the last weekly
Government report. IN which Il was stated that
'the Texas crop was too far advanced tor
boil weevil to cause much moro damage"
Miss Giles's monthly crop report issued %
against q condition OF 70 one month ago ana
etafes. further. that the Indications are for Q
government report Of about 5 per cent.
In this connection IL 10 worth while noting
that for the past thirteen years the market has
I'VE days after the issuascs ce the October
Government report. no matter what It's show
mr. THEODORE h PRICE
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FINANCIAL.
COTTON.

New York Eepe - 1905.
have received many inquiries as TO what
6Ii BE- the Indicated crop provided tho condi-
IN shown by the Government report 20 Be
her figure. I taks this means Of replying TO
Sch inquiries.
The indicated crop eepsnds upon which year
taken a. q basis Of comparison The follow
= table shows the indicated crop on the basis
n the October condition for chs last ten years.
allowing for Ne increase IN acreage this year
md 01rum1n9 conditions after the date Of tbs
Yqport 10 BE- yhs same this year as in each yeaf
OBVIOUSLY with which comparison - made:
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions we're weak early. as a re.
suit of lower prices for hogs. good
demand for lard caused n steadier feeling
late in the day There was considerable
liquidation OF pork and N the close the
January option was on i'.c at N3Gts.
Lard and ribs were unchanged at E.3s1a
and s6s2lz. respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat s. cars; corn lls. oats IL cars;
hogs l6, 90 head.
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ers s'ork: Brown 7a1Ae. yeib~ s4gs4c.
B--f-On order-- RrIs-Pia,e 81 n. roll snl
Eniton MARKET -. mes q % Dried. per Ib.-
sNts lz-sc. insid@s IL k1gcxIes lie osI.s!css
lie. tons7iss izi.alsc per 10.
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DOL.

ssnets Quite large AMI there is a fair
volume 81 sales D- fesisrs. bur Lizzie doing On
the regular TnaTSet. Nglng % hack q offerings
from first hands Market strong and in a gem
crsllv haaifnN rnnaif.nr