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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02

FOR sALE-20-FooT GASOLINE LAUNCH ON
Mnnetonka, In fine condition; frst-class in all
respects; roomy and stanch one of most salts
factory small boats in lake, complete With
portable canopy, storm cover carpets, cusn.
ions, tools, anchor, etc., at great bargain II
taken at once. owner leaving city coming
week. For further particulars address 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

SAVE ENOUGH ON BUTTER TO BUY FIRE
works, Dairy butter. lie. 13c Zoe; choice
fresh creamery, lie: guaranteed full cream
cheese, &c, IOc fresh roasted coffee, 21ac, l6c;
best tea dust, 1oc: extra tea siftngs, 15c;
choice Young Hyson tea, 23c English break
fast, 2Oc: uncolored japan tea, 25c; pure
strained honey 7c: comb honey. lOc; good
country -four So Berslin's, 81 7th st s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02

FOR sALE-LEG OF MUTTON SAIL, WITH A
finely finished selected spruce mast and BOOM
almost new; also hardwood rudder; cost COM
plete about $12; will accept So at once; leaV-
Ing city. Address 2121, Journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02
A Notre Dame LADY.

I will send Free. with full instruc
lions, some of this sample preparation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 23.-cATTI4E-F Receipts. s0Qo bead
poor 70 medium, 81 1895 stocke-s and feeders S29
So 80 cows 50gS3 Is. hefers $2qS5 Gamers 81 5ds
s. a5 bulls s2FS4 s. 5OS6 Is: Texas Eel steers
S3gs+ 20. HCGS-Receipts. l6tO0 head market 81 Zoe
butchers, $3.50 Is. good 20 choice
heavy 1885 IS; rough heavy - I5fsS 2o light SO
OF sales s. lUGSS 80 SHEEP Receipts 29tvO
heat 1uIlldC lower: Eoc u choice wetherz
s. 50s3 90: fair choice mixed S3GS4 native lambs
50 6GGS5 IS. ~ - - 40,
head including 100 SoUtheTDs; market steady 20 Toe
lower: export dressed beef 5teers STEADY Joss 90
ra.r 70 good, s. 5HS5; Western led steers 50 7SGS3
stockers and feeders So y; So
FS4 80 southern cows. 81 50pS2 30. native 81 50G
So native hefers 5OgS4 10 bulls s2aS3 2h; calvS s.
9$5( HoGs-Receipts 17OC0 head; MARKET 2lsg5c
81 No IS ~ packers 81 U5QS5 pigs lights $50
Is ~ sIIEEP-Receipts. 3.oO0 head; market steady
i've lambs s40S6 wehers. So JUGS4: native
cues S3dSG co. Western lambs, S50S5 G5 Western year
- M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

20a25c per pair. but latter price is extreme We
quote: SPRING CHICKENS nearby and Western. n,
l4c; 90 Southern and Southwestern I3c: FOWLS.
i3c; BOOSTERS, per 10 sac: TURKEYS, Is,
DUCKS Western average. pair, To Southern
and Southwestern, 406Gc, GEESE. Western
pair Slrsl % 90 Southern Southwestern. 9tcG$i.
LIVE PIGEONS, Per pair. 20725c DRESS ED-Receipts
for the week oo1 pkgs- Supplies of fresh killed fowls
have continued moderats, and, with good demand,
prices have been firmly sustained the close West
ern spring chickens however. have been plentiful
quality irregular; IN fact. not good three
weeks ago. and with only moderate demand the feeling
has ruled weaker Really fancy large dry picked have
call but most or the offerings Of medium grades,
and such greatly neglected. and most oer good one
scaIded chickens especially slow sale and prices weak and
and selling fairly when fancy. but grades have
EJt!e call Long Island spring ducks about steady.
squads firm We quote: FRESH KIILET-TC7kEYS.
spring. dry picked, plump breasted 4 70 each,
D. 3o130c. co toms. q n 25G3Oc do
best run 22 &c: DO Old Western hens. average
14l5c; do toms, l4Q1jc DO old. i3c; SPRING
CHICKENS, Philadelphia. 10 n pair, per 10 ZIG
DC. do mixed sizes iIG lec; Go other Penn yanla.
ID 1s l9c. do state Pennsylvania mtxed sizes lQ
lIcs do pennsylvania, l3Ii4c: dO Western.
dry picked fancy, l5Q15zc do scalded - and
pair lag 90 under 70, u c 90 southern dry
picked l5gl4c 90 sealded. I2gl2lac; FOWLS Western
dry picked. average best 13'zc; scalGed. l312c; Go
Southern and Southwestern. dry picked &c. do scaide
i3c do fair to good 129l2i5c; OLD COCKS. DC SPRING
DUCKS Long Island. 70 l5Gl5ae 90 Eastern DC;
do Jersey Pennsylvania and Virginia, fancy. 5c fair
% good. l341ic; do Western. So lie; SPRING GEESE
prime large white. dozen, s. 90 do mixed 81 DO
dark :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Toril August IS 1904
20 cars for saaghteTsTs ana Tor the market and about
inquiry good to-day and few
cars CHANGED hands at strong yesterdays prices acudns
shannon. at IS 90 100 n with sht receipts reported
held over There TIa inquiry Tor dressed beef
general sales at - g9c Texan beef sa6l.c No later
cables recedysd Shipments today on the Armenian to
expected carry about 1000 quarters beef FOR vaE
and about 50 buttermfs apd srassers we're held
a. sSs per TO n se s OeS e 20 ehSG9 v1as 500
50 - Westerns offered, Dressed calves drn: city
as hgh Nc country dressed veals lc dre sei
sa!es-H H Hollis: veal. l6e u average. at IS pee
&. Curtis & son: veal $50 - at IS: do 2o4 u.
sanders: 1o2 yeas 70. at s. 75 Is culls I7s n
as& Sc Sis5aes .e rs sS at ta 8. or sle
neat iAeiqdins cars f9r saushterers and 70 FOR the
With TAR inquiry lambs less active, but prices steady
Common to so6 sheep sold az s. Jsi pe- 100 n f g
aN s{ = 90 GUS at s-s2 - iarn6s at - aogsi;
per 70 dressed lambs at slsaI2c.
s. per 100 n 32 virginia 90 50 ~ at So So
lucky %. IS n At 50 - l2a de- 81 n. At S. % Ken
2ey sheep i96 n a. 80 60 ~ DO So n at 50 30; L
- ksr1s c9Hrnssiog Company 2o4 Kentucky lambs SO
% de- Is 10 az So 2s5 40 s. 10 At So = Isl VTsiaa
cas 50 n a s. 5o Kentacty sheep p iGs y at s. -
&c IlO 10 a. "a lS4 Go, lOo 70. at SO IS DO 81 ID.
,,s add Z co On. .: Kentucky lambs, % n at So 90;
s5 n a. 50 p IS Do 10 n at IS IS. Il DO 81 n Al
McFhersou & Gas Virginia lambs - 70 a. s. 80:
Il Virginia sheep LOG n. s. IS
~ Harrington s Co: 2Is Ohi9 lambs. Il u 81: I
Ohio sheep 100 u. At 81; Gull. SO n at s.
I9Oln shannon 100 Kentucky sheep. 50 u, s. 81.
40 do DO -. at - -.
" R. date yesterday; 81 State lambs rs n
at 60 35 le6 10. 20 70 So 25 state sheep. 100
HoGs-Receipts we-s 10 car. or 1876 head all Tor
t. snt state and Pennsyvania hogs were quotabe az
- I5dS6 lOU n. deck OF mixed Western hogs
late yesterday So Country dressed hogs almost
nal but unchanged.
Sales tall late yesterLay)-Andrew Mullen: - State
hogs las u average IS 100 70; l. III -.
s. So rquE $40 % AT 81 81 stays 336 n at 50 90
Il H. h9!I.s; - state hogs l54 n at S. 90: 10 Do.
=. 81 %: do. 293 n. NJ 81 50
J. =. curtis G SON - State hogs. los =, s. So
Go So TO- So So. roughs c16 n 81 IS: DO. 500
70, 81 SO; / d. 3po n, at 50 So
W r hume. us state hogs. 1873 n, At So; a do
$50 n. s. 90 "a n AZ IS -; Is roughs. So n
Sanders: S. state hogs 1873 n. Sc 10 do IT, u
do Ga n. $ 81; roughs. 40 n. 50
do 80 n al 81 90: do, Goo r. at s. So boar. 2Jo
5 Judd & Co; 20 state hogs, Is5 n So: IS d.
n IS; roughs. 30 70. 81 90; do. 40 10
81 80 p. ~ 50
Tohta & shannon 81 Pennsylvania hogs. f5T -.
Sc. - DO n s. 90 - state do $50 n at So.
"A do =. s. %: IL -oughs 80 -. IS. Do
$50 n 81 90 %. 2i6 r. at 81 So stays. $50 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

new rice is coming slowly. and this gives holders Of
SId rice chance up their supplies. Talmsge.
Orleans. teIegraphs crop August l
IooWs Receipts rough, 1C9o70 sacks cleaned.
eslated AZ - SS0 pockets. against I4.Ss5 Tai
1ase Charleston. teegraphs Carolina crop
cate as follows Receipts 1880 barrels sales g. O69
oaels market quiet crop progressing favora5y quo
stttirS Follow: Domestic. OrdluaTy
% % Prime choice.
t9a 51s 95~c japan. foreigu. nominal: DO domestic.
~;s4tozc- Java 4lzftJl--- RanE0on
So 5AR-Redned sugar r. quiet business.
tolgh Withdrawals fairly liberal LAST prices stand
On he Old basis Prices quoted per for
Sssh seven DAYS. loaf and crushed 590c mould 4.
oa9c cubes 54Jc. xxx powdered 5.35c: powdered,
coarse powdered and fruit powdered aSOc; Eagle con
Iectoners g-anuatsd 5.4jC. Eagle
graduated. 5Soc. Eagle n cartons. bags
sa43oSrd gr7nuatsc diamond A 52oc; confecti 1ners
a. SO5c; Nos !. and 3. f.95c; SOC: 3
10 g. SOC. No z TOO No :. zoe; No O. 4e5c; No 10.
45c No II. 455c; 10 -, 400; No l3, 445c; Nos "A
and 10. 440c The local sugar market remained
quiet and uuchangei. with duty paid prices quoted
5ooWs centrifugal, 90 test. f+c uuscovad0 50 test
ll-6a34 tc and molasses sugar So test T-1643iac
London beet Unchanged I'd lower. with
AUGUST and seute-Ebsr Cuolad q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorx. August .. 1904.
COFFEE-Delland, instead OF falling Of.
expected. appears 10 be increasing the
CAV active. with total amounting about
i099J0 Gags The opening rather disappointing
tie bulls being steady but unchanged points
liquidation being n progress as result OF larger
primary receipts The foreign markets firm. how
and later IN the session buying vas ecceeTated By
private cable fTcU I4o- stating that the Brazilian
Review estimated The Santos $50 90
bags maximum feature q the day the irmness
cf Sepe-nb@r. which sold Up SEC The heavy
switching q this position which has progress
advancing market. with the
OF September notice and the
Indicated Tor thai position to-day Indicated that the
market was fully prepared fer what roces might be is
= II CID not. II fact. show that there
net short interest Il The near month. The market
closed with the initial Joss recovered and prices
uet unchanged 10 . points higher The Brazilian
according 10 The cable received to-day
has been injured by drJuth alternating
heavy rains Receipts reported by the days
cables heavier than had looked for, two
pcrs getting about $4,000 bags %. bags
while both interior and Jundiahy
fhoWe1 considerable increase, compared with the
Eh5Wrgs q she previous CaE- The Brazilian markets
continued firm. however. with Rio - reis higher and
santos unchanged. Hamburg unchanged = pig
higher and HaEre %11 franc higher. The spot
market vas Arm with quotations CT the basis u Sac
Kic No =
The prices market to-day
vas q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
READING SYSTEM

NEH JERSEY CENTRAL r. K.
Liberty street anu south Ferry. Time frera south
seEIv hFs minutes earlier than shown belog.)
EaSIoN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND aAUcH
chtNh-ztoO (7-i5 Easron o1lyl. $40 a m. 10.
- az 80 tS-+S Easton Only) p SUM- z4z5
wILkEsBAIRE AND sCRANTOS-z4oo. $40 q m
oV9 = m SUNDAYS. z4.25 a Leo D.
LAkEMeoD. LAkEEURST. TONS RIVER AND
bahNk6AI-E4e0 $50 a m. ElS0 Lac. LSks-
SSo9a ana Lakehurst onIy). A20 y IL sandayS
ATLANTIC CITY--s4O a m. 4s 20 D. m
fiNELASD AND BRIDGETON-Tz46O d s+f-ss
LONG BRANCH. AsEURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FONT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
49, 40, lLSO a m, X 20. 80. $40. SsS {excspr
sundays except Ocean Grove. s.15 a. N. lie. ace.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMrNAIS. AS
lisa "a % G 10 f 90 40 SS.
-4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4s5. Is. %. .1asa.
IS99 a m 100 <'AOe. -s-1e 100 Ts-S - ~
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-soo. 1000.
-l2 Zoe. s200. 400. 500, 100. "i2l5.
READING, HARESISB T RG. POTTSyILLE AND WILL
Reading olIyl. iS10O. Us12O. fe-00 ,
SeattnE Pottsylle and Hrsbs only. f+-G0 fS-eo
Atlantis IiEhIaHds seabrfsht Monnio1th Beach Ions
sFa5eh' o6ssGT} PARK p Peasant 400 l99e. Ilss
p m sundays. 0.90 Ice. 490, 500 p
sunday SUNDAY only. .Pa-or Only. IVA Tsmz-
qua xSarurdays- aExcept SATURDAYS
Oricss- Liberty 81 Eerry south Ferry Aston acuss
zs1. 42+ 1900. 1884 Broadway 1S2 SIN A.. % Cnioo
square West l53 East -eSth 81. 2I3 west 125th So
2+5 Columbus Av. New York Z Court St. go.
Fulton St, B'klyu: $50 b way, W'usburg- New York
FTs;iF az sas Tor and CHECKS 0ksase e ssn-'i0D
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Psss'r Ayt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cotton
el. spscIstio-l and export $40 bales
american 1900: receipts. 1900 bales; American, lHp;
Kidding INLAND C3ed Futures opened 1rn, 10 points
hishef and points higher on distant
months: excited net y % 70 points
Esher August si5d; Augrst-septeTnSer 3d. septsn-
fectobeT-eog -Tnber. Nosernher-
December. 5.5sd Deesnbsr-IaEua-y ~; January
FEBRUARY. 5-5sd FebTlEry-Aa-ch: 55+ds sharcn-Apr1
gaiet CLOTHS the higher % asked checks business
DRLfsS-The market essential oils was steady 70
it7 with buyers taking stock 10 cover immediate or
nearly The leading oils were quoted as
follows: Anss lsasi 25: bergsEnot 81 la4s2 p; erz
80 sU2Sc: .e-on grasE 800 10 81
u u: pspparrsiut Jo1s3 r. and 81 I9dS4
aassss natural 52Qeoc; sTserlnt 81 soqs4 20 ROOTS
Market steady quiet; gentisn, 4Sl3c; ginger ia
inAioa besched. I05zGiie unbeacEed lzaioc: gpash
u T50ss: Eastern JOs7: Western. 72@fs75c
FLOUR AND HEAL-To-6ag's -four market devei-
op~d new features Buyers and sellers lar
apsEt ever Traders only hand - mouth basi
Tess the wheat situation shall have adjusted Itself
1as cElS uscs reported was E-raI 10 OK Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market fer spirits turreutne steady. but
quiet and without change in quoted prices
Rosin quiet with holders asking 81 IS for
strained. but others willing 20 sell at 81 Co
Tar dull We quote:
TURPENITNE-Spirits. oil and machine bbls, $40
57laC.
TAR-Plne and OF bbls 81 75Rs4 IS. nominal
ROSIN-COnraor good strained. s. 1892 65 E g ~
z, 81. G. g Is. l. - 1888 So K 81 AlG
IS NJ 81 2CaS4 %; y 81 @gSl 20: " G. 81 T58S4 So
and " ". S5QSJ 10
STOCK ON HAND.
tsin DOS
lar Dds -o''
Savannah Avs. INSTRUMENTATION, 53'1c; re-
Ceipts l.lS sales S2Ts $50 ROSINFi-ru:
oeipts 3625; sales. 2s3s Quote a, 3. & 81 32s: y.
s. 30 z 8 42 F. s. 1882 81 JOiS2 90 h 81 80
/ So %; L. s. 0Ii3 NJ 81 So y, 81 ., - %; W w
"a 62-a.
Charleston Aug. URPENTTNE hru1 at 5S@53 &c
ROSIN firm A. B. T. So 2UUS2 80 D. s. D. L s. BOG
81 81 +, 81 'ES2 SI12 q. s. 4GS@ 42.2 II s. %; l.
50 12s h Sc S7is, n s. Is: " SO so; W G. 81 10: W.
81 "a.
80 Wilmington Aug 81 I PENT4NExSPirits firm
40 TAR arrns q 80; receipts l25 CRUDE TURPEN-
London, Aug. 2,-TL F1PENTINE-Spir Ais. ROSIN
American strained, $ IA g. fine, lis I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

So So s Is sgTtaE patents. Sc 25gse winter strsts
teT s. lss g. Nc aye w II s. T5gS4 eE5re No
% + S2ia Sse % sSgs SEQ c6
BAG M saRsea Min 65St s. 2Gss5 80 as %
W.. 81 % Arm coarse 81 to9sl Is EEEDFir: quoted
sn II: e 1gf bran qa $50 20 reg sepS6er ship
ao honay shSp Ss SIS a ss4 5sk ss $685. IS:
day marked to those ea Of ast ws sG
tended downWard aan O. ho-1y order while the price
81 is. TO- 9 ST fhe late curb selling o s further from
6uIiia f esoEa t 6sy am and BY lack
wess ,;t outside trade and The Sor5
els for the three states good deal ~ on Test e
checked around ST Il f SG cay oat prices seemed to be
ana at trost vas again threatening Manitoba crop
the most LpoEat eadys inusnce Of he ses ss Il
had their wheat o1t on Mon9asy H sS n. In
country who felt ,Ges5 from scattered longs n the
sc prem: ne room element active for
About the only dispatch from the Northwest was
Saturday night dd co S2Gtsa as s 5aa the S9 on
the s,ts4g crop bulletin took rather buish view
sa5 i@,uFy 3 wheat DAKOTA and orter
and also nterfered With the trasssgon y orders 6e
tween here and the Northwest markets Decidedly smaller
tn pTedens that tSe NOV nan 0S osa an sS S6P0r
points receipts We're o6o n9 GA a. Ga e5 e
here cay last year At the close No red
northern DatS 81 IS S5P9G aad sRd R Il eSlSS Ne Su
PSilat q view corn was much satisfactory than
Ts. e01as closing lsG1isc higher the local
mere was further support
1oses a. Chcaso and indication Of better
500 IeEna' besides which Kansas City reported
OF lover teneratures N prospect West gave
Ihet very strong undertoue which II maintained
.aTushoat the cay even IN face rather bearish
$500 CIop review Chicago receipts considerably
@ man expected and all Interior points arrivals
"eIs Only SuS.VoU bushels last
year; al u 2 nd 8
o snoat' No white. 61aSc. 2 yeIIov
|, o a4loat >iAFS-The steady
lroosout me day al Chicago. rejecting advance.
corn lSorali!, however. tho cash easy.
cas- eng quoted as fol9Ws; Mixed % 81 n.
s.Eosc natural, 30 to 81 -. 3ST3ec Clipped white
80 70 Az 10, 4lG44c. RYE-Norninal. BARLEY-Market
hT1r; feeding vas quoted 4Tc c ( Nsw-York.
NETWORK PRICE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 23-The uositiOn 81 wool IN the Boston
market Is Arm although the demand Is NOT ne..v..
fs MINIS are we'll supplied with stock FOR the present
bur dealers believe goods market VIII be IA
,-1rahla nd that viii De cblged 70
stock up again before any woods Will De available
Values are generally well maintained all gTaces OF
wool. The prices OF domestic Wool n ths market ss
follows: ohio and Pennsy-
van.a.-XX and above, S+FS5c, y, 3oGSlc: No l. $50
sac. nne unwashsd. 25g26c =. y ana = e!ooi IN
iEan-X and above. 2TG2Sc; No /. 3OGSlc; fine IN
2sc Californla-Northern choice. 22c; middle coqn-
fias I7FISc. southern 1S lac TsvritoryIdalo. Inc.
ied20c medium. lSG ls+ec WyoInlns hne l6g .c;
NDs medium lTi.RlSc: Utah and Nevada, fine l1G
IT, dns medium II isGISc Coiorado-B1ne 1S@I4c;
rne medium 154l6c: coarse. l6lgl7c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool aug. 23-Clos.ng: VIE r-5pot 9oH.ina;
futures easy; September. 1s 5S1 December - 11.c
CORS-SDo arm American mixed. IS futures qule
Septenlber Is sad: December, Is sid PEAS-Carad4n
IA FIAOCR-St LoCIs. fancy winter. dull NJ
"a HOPS IN London Qacidc Coast firm. 20 6sae6 lbs
TGF,E'-pIlI. extra India SIS Oh PORh-Steadys
prime mess Western 65s &C. CUT AfEAr-Harns short
cut "A 70, strong SIS Bacon HIM Clrnoerianc CUT
a6 n Is n ID. 40s. long ciear
nldiles light IS 46s, long clear itdss heavy.
81 10 90 10 454; clear backs Is 10 20 10 Is: clear
bellies Ia &c 10 46s I'd shoulders. square, II 20 Is %
Hrr1 AS Rp-Steady: prime Western n terces. SIS.
American refined Iais Sos 81 T-I'tcR-Ciood Cnt-e1
states eos. CTIEESE-Ffrm American unest white SOS;
a. col red 4Os I'd TALLON-Prine city steady 2ls %.
TJ-RPENTINE-Sp steady. ais Cd EOSIN-C0u
steaav Is PETEOLEC M-Rshned quiet, SD. LINSEED
OIT.--SfealE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

81 90G$5 10: patent sacks s. 20SS 40 spr1nS cls1r
q g55IS3 =. DO strs CHIT 5oIS5 patent. $62
So So 10 fayorJe brands. So 40S6 50. BUTTER firm;
good demand: extra Western Is lsC.
nearby prints 20. EGGS steady. fair demand nearby
rrSts i9lec at mark. Western arst lSu2bc. AT marx
CHEESE steady salr demand; New-York fuI. creams
-hoca 10 fame So d9c fair good. SoS'sc- Re-
cenfs-Ffour 400 bbIs and 1070OO 10 sacks: wheat
C go bush. corn. 5000 BUSH $1,000 bush ship
rerts-Wheat, % COO bush; 5000 bush oats SSo
bush.
St Louis Aug. e3-Closs: WIEAr-No red cash.
elevator 81 O9at September 81 o9 December, 81 II =:
No , hard 81 % CDRN-So .. cash s.; December
Outs-No = cash, So December.
S4tLc. Nav So &c: = white 3JN35s$c
Toledo. Aug 23.-CLOVERSEED. cash. s. 50 bid; DC
tober 81 s. bid December s. bid ALSI&E prime
81 IS b!a August. s. IS bid TIMOTHY prime. 81 ~
bid: September. 81 45 bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug - p m.-CoTroN-Spot in limited
.enlan. prices II points higher American middng. air
SD good middling 64Sd midd!ius. 63dd; mG iinS
atsi good ordinary ordinary I'D The sales OF
the day bales, OF which 400 for speoua
ion and expert included 3.600 American Receipts
tOO0 bales, including 80 American. Futures opened
irregular and mic
ding % C Angus g. lid. august Septer1her. JS5d;
eten1t-sr ana October 75d, October November,
efd November and December. 55~l- necernheT- ami
January 55Jd. January and February, 55id. FeeTuaE
ana March, 5.5hi March ana April J.5Jd April aud
May. 5.55d; May ard June, 55Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24

local market closed quiet at 20 points advance
. he basis mtcdliug upland and 45c for
nad.ng Southern spot markets teIegraphed
Follows; Galveston &c higher e. l0%c: sales =
aleH Mobile nominal. 1Dc. Baltimore nominal!
nsher a. 5c SeWOTieans firm, &c higher at lO@sc:
taes go bales Savannah irregular and unsettled sc
ssler az ie~4c- Charleston ard Wilmington nominal
sfoik steady, &c higher az IO@4c Augusta tTTn &c
F Al lH-c sales. bales ST Louis steady &C nigh
= a. lO7ac sales, $40 bales
keeepts ports interior points to-day. COM
-ecec a.ta Tie Ga.E last week ana last year:
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COTTON-It very active and exciting day. such
G trade has not experienced the
cited markets OF last winter when speculation IN cotton
is height Unexpectedly uru cables started
prices high enough loss orders all
along ire line. bulls the situation,
quick EaEk tie price up On the shorts. who were
RENDERED sL more uneasy nY crLatIons OF oN4AlsA
midday By the light estimates for to
Houston Liverpool II seemed to be
could be gathered from a9yices,
q better trade demand and actual scarcity OF cotton,
Elch condition been and rendered
than mad been b. the small crop
Increment which promises important relief 70 famine
Conditions for time There nothing IN
the weather and the
Gays figures indicated good receipts, which are
I9Wy causing expansions the stO1s AZ Caitel
etss but the amount Of cotton available is stu
practically the -te there IL left Consequently,
while the popular idea of is still bear1sh,
shorts becoming tllc result OF the recent
Etubb1rU-ess ula-keL and this morning
regardless. The started 1880 points
higher s-1 Gables continued advance after the
ocal ard While there heavy realizing here
eai1rce1 demand fully Sufficient absorb offerings
end Sid further prices Toward the end Of the
L-s- market sssed of points IN sympathy
WITH break Liverpool but very shortly hrrued
showed a1vaucs Of about with selling
lie September 1876 October IO54c December
IND January i0-5Ic. this weekly
proved bulish had been expected
u proved signal for heavy selling for both accounts
AMI inside twenty minutes the list about ga
q points o ftE gain Al TIE decline the bulls again took
hslane= session fluctuations very irregular.
9ar- the close bull seemed less IN evidence
arc LIE eased OF. The close barely steady.
~ about 1873 points higher
O. late positions Sales 500 OC0 bales
AFTER the regular close transactions Unolci&ly
maze recovery Of about points. compared with
ne hnal figures
range contract prices local market to-day
vac follows.
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