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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18

Seoul, Feb 1s.-The report that 5000 Russian troops have arrived at Chin Tien Cheng, opposite Wiju, on the Yalu river. is confirmed, as is the re- port that the Russians have occupied WiJu itself. Two thousand troops are Ht Wiju and the first collision Is ex- pected to occur in that vicinity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18

Seoul, Feb. 1S.-Three thousan nf Russian troops are reported to be en camped on the Yalu river opposit, Wiju. s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18

London, Feb. 1S.-The Associated Press learns that Great Britain's for nal assent to Secretary Hays note pn China has not yet been given, as various details, notably the status of New-Chang, require further elabor- ation. At the same time the foreign office says the answer already given Is tantamount to an acceptance of the broad principles of the note.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31

OTIS. w m. WerneFs Dam
Flossman, Xaver Schafers,
Jos. Koeck, Ed De Long,
Frank Deuter, j. @. Wilson,
E. S. Parmelly, j. L. Cas-
terline, M. A. Parmelly,
j. I'll. Bnrke, A. B. Holmes,
p. A. Kane, Ed Andrews,
f. A. Altenow, B. f. Barnes
| Chas. Reid, Walker Berry,
Martin Breggeman, w. ID.
Craigo, G. r. Mason, j, M.
Williams, j. r. Bowles,
Chas. Williams.
Chapt. E. t. Sheldon and
M. d. Harris, of St. Law
renee, had valuable horses
and saddles stolen the first
of the week. Warrants are
out for the thieves, who
were seen previously, but
they are unknown. The
publicity already given the
affair by that Miller cores
pondent will put outsiders
on the watch for the thieves
at distant points.
A. +. Laverty, Chas. Odle,
Chas. Stegmire, w. L. Cur
tiss, Frank Thorpe and one.
or two otherswent to Pierre.
on the automobile, return
ing Monday evening.
Ed. L. Witt, a pleasant
appearing young man re-
Gently from Washington,
is working In A. f. Laver-
tvs harness factory.
Clinton Crabtree has re-
turned from a trip to Chica-
go and is busy these days
unpacking new goods for
his store.
George Boldt and E. M.
Stevens are new subscribers
to the Sun this week.
J. I'll. Van Loon offers for
rent a good broom house
with good barn.
| Prof. Snyder and wife
have returned from their
eastern visit.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31

In order to induce every
farmer subcriber of the Sun
10 pay ahead for the paper
another year we will give
them free for a full year the
Toledo Weekly Blade or if
yeu prefer you can have the
Sioux City Semi- eekly
journal l52 issues) instead
of the Blade. This offer
will be for September as we
wish to straighten up our
subscription accounts right
away. The Sun is 81 a year
as are the Blade and Jour
nal. Why not pay a year
ahead now for the Sun and
get two papers for 81
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31

Free Young, of Faulkton,
in his Advocate, gives the
Miller correspondent who
recognized Miranda via st.
Paul and Minneapolis, a
little lecture.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31
Old Settlers Picnic.

Program for old settlers and soldiers
picnic, Sept. I, 1904, at st. Lawrence,
Dakota.
To- q. M, call to order by the presi-
dent, E. S. Wilson, of the old settlers
association.
Music by the band.
lnvokation, Rev. Andrews, of Miller
Address of welcome by the president
Response by j. C. Thomas.
MGsic by the band.
Address of welcome to the old sold
iers by r. t. Sedan.
Response by Commander Costigan.
Cemmitteewill march to train and
escort Hons. Gamble and Erod to the
park.
12:30. Recess-basket dinner.
l:45. Music by the band.
Address by u. S. Senator Gamble.
Music op the band.
Address by Hon. S. II. Elrod.
Music by the band.
Addresses by j.. III. Cole and f. E.
Saltmarsh.
Speeches by Thos. Cawood, Harley
Bushfield, f. e. Crabtree, Capt. e. Il.
Sheldon, J. M. King.
Ball games Lawrence Hoosiers.
Election of Officers for old settlers
will occur during dinner hour. For
the old soldiers in Cocayne's park.
Il. S. WILSON,
r. #. SEDAMs Pres.
Sec.
For stand privileges apply TO E. S.
Wilson or f. A.Altenow.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31

The thousands who are
visiting Pierre are friends
of the town ever after. If
the Pierreites can keep this
gait up until election day
their town will keep the
capital by $1,000 majority
none too great, however, as
a fitting and just rebuke to
the town lot spectators at
Mitchell who have already
damaged a good country by
pessimistic reports.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-08-31
Jury List.

Court convenes here Sept.
20 ,1l Following alllls# wing arc the juT-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
OTHER mARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. seut ls.-CATTIE-Recspts $500; Texans
sO0 Westerns $50 Market steady. Good primo
steers 60qS6 10. poor medium g 5OgS5 - stoceIs
feeders s. 25GS ~ 81 50tA3 so heitrrs, S@p
81 80 Gamers 81 -; balls S2dS4 calves S3P
xs Texas S4ds5 Western S3GS4 -
HOGS-Receipts. $4,000. Market steady 20 loc lower
Mixed and butchers s. 35aS6 a. good choice heavy
heavy 50 l5GS5 ~ lights. 81 2OaS6 o.
bulk II sales s. JOnS0 20 SHEEP-Recetpts 5000
steady choice wehers. So I9S4 ~ fair
choice mixed 25aSS 10 native lambs 81 6OgS6 81
Cincinnati. SEPT. IS-HOtS quiet; butchers. So lon
common. Sass 10 CATTLE stsady. fair 70 good
shippers 81 I0dS4 %. S29S@ 30 SHEEP steady
S2D 81 81 lambs 81 5OGS6
Aest FyufTalo. sept. 3-CATTLE--RscsiPts 2H0 heal
steady steers ~ 5oaS5 - shPprg 81 I5gSS y
S4dS5. heifeTS, 50 25S4 IS CONS. 81 I59S4
bulls 81 50a<4 25 tockers and feeders $2 aeats3 IS
Receipts 600 head; steady - Sou<T 90 HOGS
Receipts. 5IO0 head. active higher heav. 50 2Sq$6 So
s5 fOQS5 40 81 2Sd$4 rs dstriss and ErasSers
S5 9edS6 80. SHEEP AND LAABS--teceipts $40 head
stesay and unchanged
ciudnE 300 Southerns steady lower Choice
export and beef 81 25GS6 good
Sc T5rS5 Western fed Sc 1885 TO-
feeders Sc 23aS4 10 Southern 81 50S3 10;
5OdS2 9O. native 81 5O9Sa native heif-
rs: bulls 81 75qS3 -: calves 81 5OGs5
HOCS-Receipts, $500 Market weak sc lower.
s. 65 bulk OF sales SIS 50GS5 60. heavy. s. 50GS5
packers. IS 5OaS5 90 pigs and lights. S5 40as5 G5
S4EEP-Receipts, 5000 Market steady Native lambs
25Gs5 wethers. SO 5O6fS4:
75 Western lambs 81 25dS5 so; Western yesrliugs
IS sOaS4 sheep, 50 25q$3 20; stoces and feed
ers. 81 75G$3 IS,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

were S'-5SI 20 5ss dT Ss2;ss5 G5 head Ii iasens iSs
Fsslias 4'els Dressed eeef in FAR eelaad steady
ee.dy a. gg H. Per n dressed weight SHEEP loGl2e
shs~r Tor J shabcrs : son 42o cattle sor ssEarzschG
1oerger and 0o0 quarters atter sstinated1
,or other shippers The MsJes,ir sailing tomorrow fo7
t.ALvEs-Rercipts were ios BEAD Trads vas limited
50 80 per- loo h. sutssis and Erassers s sn2siy @ a o S
@ eG aye. % sIsy a: e;' 10 10 59F city grssse
SaIss-Nsutor 5a' IS West virginia calves. III u
average, Al s. = Per 100 n DO 2a3 10 a. 50
n a. = s. af'5 g. - of n at yfs' ss 'o " At g 'o d. 80
SHEEP AND T.AAIBs-Rsce,pts were So cars or ! ss7
head making. WIKI held yesterday IT
sac sheep wero IN sh; supply aHd steady to strong
prime laults offered Two of medium stock lnsod
s s2as. s @ 5S toS6 assR 80 s9 soas a. 5 2gsS4 @ q & @ % e
81 10 canada lamas orersd Dressed mutton steady
saleKeTs = . oaisso7 ,a Co % 21o 5sntusy lambs %
80 Z Z "a At = = g. ioS a 50 Dc & - f. a. - $ s IS 81 DO az az =
at 50 = = ke1tHes earrings 20 10 at 81 co. 'S Ken
80 40 60 n s. ~ 50 70 at s. 10 :ao 90. 50 n
a 81 - VEST Tirsin.a sheep 20 n at 81 euls %
II S Pders s. 9 Pssnsyysns - q S lambs IA sg - 20 81 n =. s. s. 80
= a. se 20 Do % 10 aS $ % ~ ~ Do g n At 50 G2s
Tobin shannon 22i Buffalo lambs 81 n. at So 37ii;
Harrington & @. - Virginia lambs IS at 81 IS
s Judd CO. Isl state II. at s. Is: state
Hois-Rscelpts we're II cars or le49 hesd al for
saUEhteyers today, Feeling drrn Buffalo
advces ana hogs would sell II here Al Yesterdays closing
firm - lS9ac 10 for
medium weights szGs&c for light hogs.
taii vesver1aylH. H Hollis 1873 State hoSs
70 - loo n - do. sS6 10. So
roughs 272 s. As do 800 n. al s. 80.
10 n. s. s5 = 10. 2so II. al 81 40.
W Z 2S5 state hogs, l49 70 al So 40 roughs
37s n. IS 30 $50 n. az 81 90
II pigs, $ n. at S6 45; 70 Pennsyi
Sc 45 II Psnnsylvsna hogs. iG2 10
50 20: 10 Do ISL u. So go Do - 10 at So 20 90
roUEhs. 21I 10 at s. 40
S25 n al IS 40 DO 3l7 81 %: $50 n.
s. 90. stag $50 10. 81 40, do 2uO 10 al 81 boars
$40 10 al 81. - -
5 Judd Co state $50 ~ az S6 40: 20 do. 20
a. Western do, ID N, az s. GO: 3
roughs, 255 n IS 20. DO 81 n, al So 80.
J. & SON 81 State hogs l4S 10 al 80 4oi us
So 81 do 200 r. al 81 90: roushS. 2ss
q 81 90
Andre Mullen: Il state hogs rs n at Sc IS: IS CO.
lSS n h: roughs. @35 n at s. DO
SO n S6 IS; II state Go. 100 r. al sc 80
3 81 40. 40 u at g. 90 Go, 5=0
10. q 81 30. I stag. 26O No. az 81 ID
+ Nelson: g hogs. 100 10, az 80 +o rough
$50 n. at s. ~.
q I. : pHenlack; state hogs. 2oT n. at SIS 50:
rough 60 n. at 50 50.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

e nas a' ind 1 4 to a H.e s % % i5 ws i 10
p~d s1e1aee best SiS:e Do dhio ana sieiEan
= TAIe fancy. 14 l do other Western soald. 10 -, .
F,Saf' F6Ivf DRY picked @ l2l 5e Dc seadsd @ - 40
Is. d. Lcaded I2aI2'se fowls aud chickens poor 70
long Island Island or n IL d Eastern i5ai5se do !sT-
m good ma ltYn' and 4irslna iaFy l2 L, - Z, &c So.
s-era % s Isgi4, De NssirTn, sIllI SelN@ se1Ts
IIlIe' i@Lse white. Per dozen s. 80; do mixed s. do
esr. I 5i% sc1,;srnR lots Of fresh ysnison nsg ar
selling slowly Frogsn pI6yer ba rerate outlet
@ -t few any fresh game birds have sppeared as yet
frozen soa2ae Do rnoIa ieer iseaec. PIovEI golden
POTATOES AND V4Cita . 8 fsI. irish fetaioes in
have e 1f pT 5na @ PTees s s$hE hisne % rs 2 f
aiae bur poor st2ck dun and irreE;lar Cabages firm
LAT. today ana prices 56f 55c I5zsr C,Iealers ana
fancy Esspaa5s steaSF IN Lettuce srssi SoaT
80 selling SoMly LIMA beans slead! IePp~r' @
s5rg Seans bsTe Ben s p q an, m @ l. ~ ,cs an soT @
irT Zeseia aoi1s r9rgs about ss quotet We quote PI
A a. sli; Long L r Island n m ea y <, per lS9 n 81 oSl 30
long .drts " 81 Is1 F I? p OF FZ RsE 3 gSi 7 E m % @
81 M t q fs4 go ss4I9sI5 ye.T per eel 'Ga
Iersez Per 100 S2g$4 do per h5l. 5ecaS1: CAULI-
% Long Island per ebl sl5s2 90 G cUcTMBERs Shelter
ls.ahG Per eo .9cgSl 70: dc Western Nev-YorS. per
2sf1$l 200 = =, eIeunabeT pickles Roekand County Per
E0IN HaGens2sk I5 per 100 $lgS1 80 DO Other Jerssy
dozen lunches. 40G50c. DO 10 medium. lod55c.
Elephants per bbL Jersey, 6Oge0c basket. -
Ho0c. 90 bushel box. 2pG3jc. LETTUCE state per
dozen l2at5c do half bbl basket $1TSl 70 do Bos
ton dozen. ia Soc; LIMA BEANS, HacEeussck and
gearby potato Ier bag sJgs1 50; do haS 76cgs1; do
Long Island and nearby. yellow. 81
90 nearby white basket I1c9Sl -: do red and yel
low 1JcQS1 do Connecticut and Eastern. white bb.
s2@s3 do yellow. S2aS2 -; red 81 50aSe; 90 Or
81 23aS2 DO red 81 25gSl g. PEPPERS Jersey RED
EAs Western o NsTTor per bgsha easFe ssI Ks
Go per bag 1ScG$I 90 STRING BEANS. state.
half basket 5O960c: Norfolk. 3OdiOc. Jersey
Long Island per bag. 40HT5c. TCRNIPS Rutabaea.
Per Dbl 3oQ60c: TOMATOES. prtver, busheI basket
10000. do Jersey, per box. 2oa5oc
Hay AND STRAV-IAY With the limited demand
supplies comparatively heavy. Prime No
stesdness Of price. but a large way. all
uncergrades weak and would favor round buyer the
range s 5J1S5c for shipping 10 prime STFsAV-LouE
forward freely partcular North River Prices
S5frJ0c. Receipts OF hay and
ported the Produce Exchange today By
Hudson River Railroad $50 Erie. SO Pennsylvsna, no.
Delaware wanna and Western. l0J West 60
Lehigh Valley 40. Baltimore and Ohio, 100: Central of
HeE-Jersey 90. river boats 150 total. 1880 Re
celpLs OF straw, 80 tons
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Cash geesa'sns we're fsleT; FyorR 70 Tas ss ssAd z
yellow. 55e56c oATs-No . Sl5rc; 40 2 white s3.se
Good feeling q I39c choice mailing +44i5Ie
F'I.AXsEED-No /. 81 20. No Nortswestsrn. 9 =
per Dbl $40 75FSlO 50 LARp-PsF 100 n s. 7@2l7aSI g,
cut MEATs-shert rio sides {soesy g 81 Y % 30
q aiEh vines 81 IS the Produce Exchange today
the BUTTER market va stealiy cysaasTlsS
2ilsc. cHE1sE-Firrn. sgec.
Dglgth sept l3mwHEtTSNo @ hai new 4 s. z e
Northern. 81 26is No Northern. y IL Septea'oe
81 M. December. 81 lsls May. 81 clh-
No Northern. December 81 Il BID RYE. No l.
7se BARLEY. sample. 57s5ie CORN December. 95sse'
nominal
Minneapolis sept Is-wHEAT-sePtsm0er, 81 3
December. 81 lg% May, sols No had s. go No
NortheFE 81 ,s G 81 ssc3 nsfs1;s ss s, s
irs clears 81 6Sg$4 % MOOD second clears s. oG
s. go b. Minneapolis iE wood BRAN IN bulk, SD
Philadelphia; sept, i3.WtiAAI &c nisHeT. coHsEset
teTaber. 6OdS0tac. OATS easier. No white ratursI
Per b5 higher winter super So T5S3 90 DO s. 20
s4 35 PeuEzylysns roller clear 81 500 So % s:ra-sh
straight SIS l5gs5 4o do patent s. 4og$5 se hsnsss
clear saks $ 2SsS4 So % straEat sasT e 5Ss s.
sraiEh' $ eoqsS IS do PaienI SS :. 5Se 90 20 "a
yors brands 50 sssS % 81 ys iars hears
prints ~ EGGs-FlrIn. good demand ns@Fb- s rTsSs
fair demand. Nev{ OK fuI creams fancy -
choice 9sc; do fsir 70 good slsgse RseSiptS go Eor %
SEQ s65 % a and Su:S $500 aee = @ "a % S vsa %
7oaO bush corn. go bush: oats. 2T@o0 hush
Louis. Sept 1SM III; ATNo red SSsS s!sEstoT It
bard 81 osaSi IL coRN-No cash 5!e; BeeenbeT
s3 ~: May. 35+4c No . white. S4'H5Gl1-e
Toleao SEPT. 1S.-CI.ovERsEr-f-C4sh and octobsr.
s.: IeCeu1ber 81 o2s bid: AIsIKE September. s. 60
TIMOTHY, september 81 - bid
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

poc.ets: siaTZef strong and active Tamase Charleston
L-iesIaqns taFpiiua crop movement date. Receipts
S5se 66s: sales - 500. rnarke- qssy We quote. %
uleetic- Ordinary 31f3 fair
70 cho.ce Stsg41=c; head. 751sc ~ 45@c;
@asy ioTeiEn. nominal 90 domestic, 21s4S5<ci Java
=-seJ--c; Ra1cr'n IN bru5. 2i2G2@ac
SCGAFt-R Refined -Usar auel. b1t uachs3sed List
prices generally shaded Prices quoted
per cent for cash an1 crushed g5-
mould ~ J6'h,- cubes. 5JU-. &llNN powdered.
norier7 coarse powdered aaa frGt lfwde7ed. 5-;5-:
toDfs"tloneTs 55nrs
fCe III .
ana d-Tf bags Of Gpc -ra2uaTcd. 54r- 1auI-
lated. standard ErargUateI . a. =
fecioners \. 51, Nor I. and .. Sc, sc. NJ
AaSlC, No 0, $50. No : 4-s'-. 80 20
NJ TO- +.6Uc No H. t.10c; No L. 4Jc; Nos r. "A ami
j.. 40c The local market for rc7aireI
STEADY 70 firm with r-ices quoted the following
Ccnt-it ituEai 90 : 3 rl1seggsto
rest. 3-4c ana woiasses est J,1-fl7
beet was sd higher with Sptcul-r 81 aad
October al
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Iorto- Sent l2-ThA Boston wool market Is rtin sc
i've especially medium Territory gradss. and while
nave been no remarkably sales good amount
OF business been done The mills are yet N tae mar
grades are Vel cleaned up ON oera,E 1hes
ie tendency. Quotations OF leading
reservations are follows Ohio and Pennsylvaniar-AA
srd shove s4T35c. y 2O6S1c. No !. S3954e. hla Un-
washed 24a25c onedUaTteT three-eigAns and oIealt
blood urUashsd asd2Si.c. washed de!sine 36GSB1c
Mchiean-N and above. 27df2sc No / Seaale: tne IN
washed 2IG22c one-quarter threeesathS an1
bloo5 1fnvashe6 27G2Sc- fine washed dsatne. S3G63c
ca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. choice. 2aSoi average. l3Glsc
middle countes ITGISc- Southern. I4d l5G- Oregon
Eastern staple 19d1al2c. valley No J. &c TsrritSry-
I5aho Nne isTIsiac lne medium. 1sn lsizc, medium.
I9Qooc: wyoming hne. 16ntIc- ms medium Glsc'
T-ra and Nevada. 17GlIisc: fne medium 20
rnesi,.r7 2072Ic NOntaHa-Fine choice. 2pa2lc; fine
sveragp l92Or: medium. choice. GOO Ne average,
I9d.fc Coorado-Fine. 13914c; fns medium. 1SG1oe
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nez-Yc-k September =. 1904
r-rr-r-E-S-ec--ls.ion in coffee 81 practically a
.-zrdxrfl, again ro-ssv The market opened al par
IiaI adVsnoe OF points response % STEADY F-enoh
cables Wit adv1Ces from this source
prices their and lie market az n" close
points lower reported ~ -lHlo psSs
There ve-v Ntrie feature 70 the news one oF t"o
huUfsh Brazilian cables made public as 70 tAe
fsrnr but trese attracted little attention i r. M
rozs5ble IS wtE- the prospects for te cct
until these become known Iae trade
Is eiv 70 e SLOWLY hoth the matter o. selling and
Euxirg receipts again HnerEl blt me
rrfrs-v markets zere pretty well held. and Hamburg
remained unchanged TraGtnE here was Nlta9ut 81
selling largely toT long
-0uur il the routine operations o
.-sss Interests while httle cuylag there was came
from saortx ana commission houses Nhose ciientS ue
Isvi7r i1 The cheo- that E-azil cannot raise large
r-,- are taxing "a coffee for cEE Pull No change
reported market Wlel remains C9ie
around quotations -hS sPcI Tlars4eI
-v.th RIO quoted sc
The range OF contract r-.ces u ile !'Da4 -@++1sI "
" a.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
a. ..a..ea! - . - = L a. 60.

'ssturdsys dsvrries: FTiaEys deliveries we're 1911
bags a. al ports TEoIiGs.-
CDT1oN-Il general vav TIE market news today
was rsine- favorable the bulls
Win ne exception. OF the which
eneEng large Increase The market. however failed 10
Pressure from Wall sources. which following
rather less Uufzvurahle bureau reSort
eaheec Ae TTics n the middle q the afternoon with
later trading -ElPz-ting steady = market
Perhaps - the influential factors OF the day
Is tae report ~ frost IL fHr NcvsSt argrshen
EonS that tie cold o-d down into the belt
cop Ideas are Glreac- more iess unsettled
INST considerable ceer'cTa-.Ca lss undoubtedly
rurEcd since the bureau asst
The trade cf Tie opinion that very rEe crop is needed
e. early frcst would unc uotedl. greatly
sr4ailI Al any rate The trade were disposed,
Ele % 70 LoT0@ snort OF the market when frost
prect>tsc Is fa- south Kansas Missouri The
HpeIing was t-1l a. 81 advance u - Il
response 70 higher cables than expected the frost talk
sc expectations = buish wcssiy crop report
ca Estimated receipts 1cr the tomorrow
e. Houston were heavy and this checked ancng
tendency EoTleW Bur j. reported al
Street had covered shorts and l9ag turn and
tu-sA private wires and higher prices accompanied by
buying orders, prices gradually " until iu.
-ore MIDDAY they about 70 -
The weekly bureau level Il was
round terms = noted continued deterioration
tnsL me crop had not ost the prese4ang
week The report followed by lIouidation and
renewal OF bear pressure that caused a
iHSt ngtH nnats Later continued approximations frost
caused partial rally, with buying general
ahg LTne through the day This Second advance.
1tlery with prominent aoor broker
seling lN9O bales OF December pc That position
closed a. 19I The general list closed steady
bsles. - ''
The rs7ge q contract prices local market to-day
was ss follows
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

The local market f0r spot cotton closed guct with
prices unchanged the basis % for riddling m
arc and lii3c for mlddAng Gulf Sales. rs bales to
spinners SoUthera spot markets elegrartss as ri
l9ws: Mobile quiet unchanged I0c: sales 4eo bsss
hsvanHah essy, ll6c higher 10 l-iSc, sales J03
ee5-f Charleston easy, 1-lsc higher 10 10 %or
FOLK steady. isc higher lose s2 baes PaI,,
ln0Te nominal - la15c Augusta higher
70 Z lSc. sales 1890 n2ler 81 Louis quiet = big-s-
e. lesc Galveston HT-, unchanged a. 20 5-is~: gses
80 % e. NeT-eresnz firm Lee higher 10 E-iGc
sSes A"Ff bales. Memphis quiet. unciangeS - 1n5zc
sses 50 bales Fstr1afe6 receipts a. leading rn7ts a.
to-noT7oT ~ NevrC-iears from 500 20 2 7na baer
ran. Us isF; 1e@f ard e522 last AZ f;slqostop
-" - $4,000 bales against a7O4 as week ana
,so IAst gear sn6 EcustOr. from 70 50a - I, -0O
-Eain7t Es-1 M las
t.sris r. the ports srd inshriar POINTS 70 law corr
f~'s'- We IA same day last week end lasr -ea-.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON. MARKET.

Liverpool Sept ls D. m.-COTToS-spot in lin,
ited demand: prices unchanged; American middlinr
200 speculation and expsrt and included 200
American Receipts, l2.o0o bales. including TeS
American Futures opened steady closed s4~oTs,
American middlug. September G9d: Septer, her
and October. 5.7cd; October and November a. 6ld NJ
yemhsr aud December. s.Ssd; December Janusry
55sd. January and February. S54d, February All
March, std March and AprL b55di April and Ma
A-a5d- MsV and Iune 5-55d f'
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

ge =od ai .a sls5 5 on the srersth There
patents at s. So In lng patents at - 3S0 90 Kansas
s-rine fanv at 81 - jUte, fair sized lot
g 9 aS5 : @ s9 winter strash $ 10 ios o 9ase psteats
s es4 io extra 1:as no s. S & 4ss Ss g. "iRfsT Eye
to fancy - e5GS4 FAR % COCO 81 a$+ 80 choice
- 80 @ - ~ as 70 brand BAGMHAL steady.
81 4-tlTI M white and yellow, 81 45 coarse II ia
fpr.Tg T ST. ,sg nm Western firm ouo;ed: Western
doE- 50 september shiunaer+ 500 : n 49,
and sacks heavy feed sa9e5sS ti1l 81 o. , Nc
s5lns $-9g$-s red dog. SIS 90 honlnv s5op 81 buIk
6'r..I " " i4fAI-The hs advance q Monday vas
Of he DAY we're am air9o market ana prices al the close
Saturday. 1t W. - -S' a1c'e ne ..al prices
weather ana big demand from AN y1fe 81 3 l tI
fterroon ' 1-S bulge 70 81 - FOR December IN the
touched 81 t5 these figures re6reSentin the highest
rha+ ~ r. ,ioj aae Ies[FlceI @ s see
by commission houses 1t required only small orders
MARIE - = or more within few minutes time 5Toes
Northwest and were exrects Tuasiav as far south as
in Man.to64 eonside5aole rain appeared Nor5hvsst "a
cash wheat b. reaching 4l4 compared with 1o5l
Ga6 ooo bush on tn4 orresporiine day last year For
eign markets ali made sharp Response 70 the ptlrn on
this side but received little consideration from the trade
Nor much attention paid to the weekly crop
5earish than otersS IN The dss gossip vas s5oy
be shtppad here via the HON The strongest Sptica in
as September Minneapolis. which sd-
practically bush the close Of Monday.
OF shorts growing OF the cash situation 10
red the close quoted AZ 81 22l export and at
81 ~ chdire No I Northern Duluth at 81 81
t1DRN-TO the added about &C
a bush during the day It ISsc higher
predictions Of frost far south
Kansas Tuesday night. Trade the local market
and the West heavy including
partly outside account Influenced by
ne thst SlO expected in Chicago
on Wedresday. The wheat strength also
huence hst prevented aggressive work the bear
side The day Notwithstanding the faet thai the
weekly government rather beartsh doeu-
nent Exporters bought loads s outpo7ts No : corn
closed e4.c elevator and at 5s--c, b anoat' 10
WI No = yellow at 6ac. 2 a'oat
CATS-Iake other markets and higher.
with general the West for both accounts
Locally the cash closed follows Mixed
20 10 3c n S4. 1860, natural 7o 70 g 10 3G93sc and
clIppe! white 3B - 10. SsisG41c RYE nominal
BARI5Y-Niarket steady. Feeding was quoted at %6c.
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD A. R

traas ae2art from Grand Central station. I'd ST
and 4th Ave. follows for
BOSTON. via New London and Proytdenes-f5;ao.
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BOSTON VIA wiIiiuaantic-rss: 90 a VI e==o0 P n
BOSTON Wis sp-tnsnsd-f9:o0 90 a NJ tf1s-oe. "i4-so.
sII:ea p. II
TgiS.41 a NJ. 20 90 p II
PORTLAND AND BAR HAEBOR-TrS-0o = "
FITCEBURCi. via Wtlinasntic Putnam and Worrss-s-
IAKEvTLI-E and NORFoLK-4gs,Is A N +fs.2s IL
CT BARRINGTOS. SrOCERRIDGE LESOx. PITS
FIELDS -ou. Tf9-15 A. NJ s1-25. TS3-35 IS.
wATERBTRY and WISSTED-FS-0a. $500. TfS.oo.
Tf100c, sf10:03 80 Waterbury, A NJ. vi oS. FsS0
SIS :ol. $500. sss;eo tto Wateroury) p NJ
Ticket Offices cGrand Central Staten and G1-Sth
ST. also ctlS. cesl. 1Is5 c175< Broadway cS PaE
GISs FIFTH c@45 Columbus
Madison Av-. cara West 125ch St. i5S East
125th ST IN Brooklyn, ca Court ST. $50 fulton St.
ESQ Broadway. z D
'Daly. EExcspt SUNDAYS tsuatays only ssstur-
DAYS only fsCops 12Sth St rPsrioF Car Limited
Has Dining Car c Agencies sailing P.rlc- Sat
Sleeping tickets also
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