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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05
Rock lslana oH.er..

New York. F~a. Sat a meeting Of
the recently elected board of directors
Of the Rosk Island Ranway company
for organization, the following officers
were elected " r. Leeds chairman
o; tie board = F. T.oree. president:
y, 6, Reid. secretary and treasurer,
George T. Boggs. Vice president ard
assistant secretary and treasurer. and
J. J. Quialan vice president.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

Washington. Feb 5-The president
sent TO the senate additional! CORE
spondence relating to Panama IN re-
Spouse to the Culberson resolution. The
correspondence was marked "execu-
tive" and was considered absolutely
confidential Il was not ordered printed
and was not even referred to the com
mittee on foreign relations remaining
tn the possession % the senate
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Weman Maehinls, Elinihln.

Wlik@shayre. Pa Feb t-prpsident
0'Conu~t. ~ tbs international Machln-
ISIS has na'iiici the lorHt anloa that
Nellie Harts n this city. the only
woman mach lHlst who ever applied for
admission "a she urter. can be admit
ted without reservation. II - expect
ed that she will be admitted a the
next meeting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05
HAeEET'T Is REMOVED
No Longer Marshal Of Central Dis
trict Of Territory.
TO GO
Charges Are Iueompetency and Fall.
are TO Punish subordinates For
Misconduct, Particularly In
Letting short Escape.

Washington. FEB. 5.-Acting upon
Recommendations OF the attorney gen
erai. which were based upon an in
vestlgation OF the charges aga. nst Ger
tain officials under the department. Of
justice "a she Indian Territory. the
president has removed from oe:ce Ben
jasntu Il Hackef:. United States mar.
shal. Central district 81 the Indian
Territory. and his successor VIII be In
structed rot to retain 80 deputies
Frank : C0uun<. T. Z. Hackett. /. K.
Emmett. Fl r Donovan, W ". wail,
sor as iaa physician Or 9 81. VIII
soa Marshal Colbert ~ The South
err district VIII be directed 10 dismiss
Deputy Marshats 3. - Gates and o.
car Waljamsoa. The investigation 81
So resulted va the sen4at4i ot Deputy
Narsaai / T.. e Eaesrs and C9nstaols
u l. Rogers u fhs Northern Gietrigt.
The charges against &arshsJ EacEett
were tneowpe:aacy and failure - pun
ish ms 4@tsovtlr8tes FOR rds1ya4G1s
pagtlcl.ariy n rer;E.,tsHg the escape
q one short indicted for mars,saF h.s~.
Deputies GeruHw. T ?. Haesett J.
r Emmert and " " Wall zser- the
persons involved 10 th.s escape The
o. .,s.'@ s'tss... -.-s.,. 49, $780,
- drunkenness. permitting prisoners
20 erape gn} vi9a,lne THE avs concern.
ing the lrtrotgs tEs~ ~ trtox&-4ats In
to Ire I@33a- TERRITORY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05
SEMI ANNUAL MEETING.
County Judges and Commissioners A.
sen1bie In Large Numbers.

semDfe IN LaeGe NNFHDeFss
Fort worth. Feb. 5.--T'he semi-ar-
Busl convention OF the County Judges
and County Commissioners OF Texas
began Thursday with a large attend
Ance County Judge Milan OF Tarrant
county delivered the address OF wei
come. and President McKoy Of cle-
burne responded,
Question Of the state providing homes
for homeless children was discussed
at some length.
State Treasurer Robbins delivered an
address on taxation.
Appropriations made by the last leg
stature were also discussed Governor
Lanham was criticised for vetosng GER
tain Items and defended by Judge alex
ander OF WeatherfoTd.
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+anna Car ssen SIT up.

Washington. Feb. DIR Rixey. after
consultation On Thursday night.
satl that there bad been distinct i'm
pvo~enaeut IA Senator HaunR's cor dl-
ton, ara that II nothing occurred 70
etass a further sstbaes hf would be
able 20 50 1p iu a eek
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LITTLE ANIMATION.
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Was
Passed by the House

Passed by the House.
Washington Feb. 5.-The animation
OF Thursday was lacking In the pro-
ceeaIngs Of the house Thursday The
principal event Of ne day was the rlv-
airy between Republican leaders for
honor Of moving an adjournment The
diplomatic and the consular appro-
priatiou had been disposed Of. and
Chairman Hit, in charge Of the meas
urs. left early. as did Mr. Payne. the
moor leader. Mr.. Hit requested Mr..
naIzeH to watch things and NOV 20
an adjournment when the proper time
came.
The diplomatic bin. carrying 81 993.
Goo. was passed without amendment.
Everything but the bill was discussed
during its consideration
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

WE clean clothes. We will sell yon
IA card that you can have 4 suits Of
lclothes spouged aud pressed for III w
kust 10 show yen we can 90 TINS
swork ''as il should be done Rufus
Misfit Parlor. 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

ST Petersburg Feb She Russian
reply was forwarded 40 vtcer0y Alext-
e1. II he approves Il. II viii analiy
reach Toxic on Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

Lake Charles Ia Feb S-The store
~ Never Bros. elethfsrs waa clsxsS
en- a seiTmr7 fer Tens oy Eddy Bros
They carry . fs1aa sfaek
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

Suez. Feb The Russian battle
shsp orlahya. the Tsaynof and three
torpedo boat destyoyers have sailed for
the far east
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FOR REET-Front room nicely fur
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office. w
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LOsT-One dark blue cheyiot lady's
.oat on Main street. Return 70
Daily Light office. Dap
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

LEANING, pressing aud repair
az an IL should be Prices reason
| bia Matthews Bros. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-05

Bit sponged and pressed SOC,
80 cleaned and pressed 40c,
Ants sponged aud pressed i5e'
e clean clothes. Rufus Lakeland $
n isfit Parlor. -
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AN the man that worked the
leaning, pressing and repairing
business up from a very small bus
hess to wlat IL is now. And why
Ia IL grow? Because we did the
Eork right and at the right price,
hid slike Ii should be done" and we
hall continue to do IL "iike 1t
saould be done and AT half price.
M cleaned and pressed " w,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. July observation-disclosures 5000; Texans.
l0t'. market steady strong god 70 prime steers
- 3iSG 3 medium - aUIIS5 -. stCcAers and
S2G&& 50GfS4 heifers. S2JS5 81
Gamers 81 50IS2 bulls S2y<4 calves 81 jOs6 -
Texas led - 5tafSJ 25 HpfS-BeceiQts l@.ot1
market l0Gp lower. mixed and butchers. 81 &oE$5 -
at choice neR-y s. 51gSJ -; rough. heavy. SJH
s. ia. light s. lCHS5 30. bulk sales - 4JES5 30
ttEt-II epts $500 market steady. good choice
Wetaets. SiE<. 20 laIr choice. mixed. s. .JSSi.
native iambs stBS6 -
Cine matt july 2u-HOGS quiet lower, 81 lOQs5 92i-
CATTLE d--.. g 2SaS5 SHEEP dun. 81 80 s. Is.
AiifS dull lower. SO - -.
Kansas city July c0-CATTL E-Receipts 400
head. including SOC S0utherns Best strong loo
higher others. ISc lower. Choice export and dressed
teef steers, IS so 80 25 fair good 81 S.
. 80 - So southern steers 81 IS Il 81 "a Southern
heiers s. q So IS bulls s. - 81 20 calves. 81 y
higher Top, s. bulk sales s. = IS 40: heavy
s. sU s. as. packers. 81 % s. 40. pigs lights
s. so = s. 40 SHEEP-ReceiptS 900 head Market
steady Native lambs. - Sc. Western lambs. 81
s. % g 81 Texas clipped 10
s. 70. Texas clipped sheep. - % 81. stockers and
feeders. s. so q So so.
Union stockyards. Pittshurg July 2o-CATTIE-sup-
ply light. steady. choice So i0dSs - prime.
s. 7oTs6 fair 81 4Oe-S4 30 HOCS-Hecepts light rrar.
lower prime heavy. SIS 90aS5 o.. mediums Sc IO0
81 L. heavy Workers. light Workers. pigs. So I5a
81 -. roughs. S+0$t -. SHEEP-Supply fair dull
springs lambs. Sc 5OGS6. veal calves sGls6 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York July 20 1904.
BEEvn-Recelots were 1875 cars. 26l9 mead nclua-
TIE market making with the already pers.
100 Sixtieta-st cars at Jersey
FOR fear Of eirg 5 ms. ts nei1S aIt Sns '[Ice
what market opened with 2 better demand than
on any day this week. but no higher Twenty-Five 80
steers d A ao5sc e on h2ar common 70 choice
50 90 II 81 80. bulls s. 50GSi -:
at 81 5O cows AT 81 75Q$t Dressed beef slow 100
at I-c No later cables from Europe. No exports
pcrttd for to-day or To morrow.
d. 156- 81 Gio 49, III TO- az 30 80
1905 10. 50 so. 20 Michigan do 1850 n. 81 B5 y
%, lOoS 10 at 81 20; bulls 1910 H. SO 50. 10
81 40
Mcpherson Co: 81 Kentucky steers, 1850 n at SIS.
Ils2 n. at s. 5o - DO 1872 70. $ 10; 80 ohle
1902 10 at So 20 So DO 1851 70 50 90 30 DO 1892 10
s. 70 q d. lo4s n al 81 CO. oxen 1865 n 81 50
eulls lo2S ~ at So so ~ do l"c4 ~ at ~ 90 DO
81 Is; % DO. s2i n l0 Is do 90I 10. 81 so.
DO loco n. az 81; 10 d.. So 10 at 81 do 500 10
Newton CO. IS OHIO steers 1911 n. a. 50 20; Il 90
135 10 So 90; - 1884 n. at So 90. 10 DO l2iO
10 a. 50 20. - &c. l1o7 ID. 81 -. COW. 1850 10
wliaerson: 10 Kentucky steers. 1881 n. at 50 75
10 Co. 1923 ~ e. - 40 II %. l529 10 AZ - -; -
SO 40; q OHIO 1925 10 50 % - Do 1880 10
81 81 CO., 81 West Virginia do 1865 n. al 50 20 &C. -
a II Eppstein; Il Kentucky steers, l+ub ID az go y.
do. a29 n at 81 Co. 10 do 1912 70 az So 5o bull l1oo
s. Judd CO. bulls 1850 n at Sc 20
J. Z. Gibson Co.: % Michigan steers. loao ID al
81 70: bu... 1850 10. 81 So
Kerns Commission Company; l. West Virginia steers
Crockett Co: Kentucky steers 12s4 ~ at $ 90
50 10 do a2u do. $50 70. at - co.. 10
do, s25 n At SO So do Gao 70 az s. 70; bull and
l14s T. % 20; do, sos u 20; do 60 lbs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

MEM JERSEi CENTRAL H. H.
go ,--Sessy street south krrry- triHs
N04-| I'VE minutes earlier than SHOWN beio~b
Nj % l1lS EaslOn only. 9l3 a. n. i3o.
a. S.9o ts4S Easton oniy) ?. sun. "a -
WlLkEsBaRRE AND SCRANrON-z40o 80 a n
, S,99 z sundays. IS m. Loo .. m
LahfNooD. IAkEHUR ST. TONS RIVEE AND
DAtNE6Ai-z4O0 -9.f9 a. n, zL30 (343. Lake.
zoe S9Soc anu Lakehurst oGly). 4S0 m SUNDAYS.
AnLANTiC CITY-.s40 a m. 40 D. m
NiNLLAND AND BEIDGETON-tzASO a n, r-rss
LtS6 BRANCH AsRURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
FotNI oPLEASaNT AND >EA-H0 + POINTS
41 aD. 80 II 80 a m xleo AS 80. s53 (exceps
s,nacsyS except Ocean Grove. 915 a $50. 400.
Pr Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINALl. .a25
sI50. 1900 rs 90. 400 "a 90 460O ~ So "a as
Path AND CHESTNUT STREETs-sAzs $500. .1ooc.
a m. 900. s'+00, '6- 90. s7.10. t9.s5 D.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-soo 1000 1aoa.
REan{NG. HsRsIsBJRG. PorFs VILE AND WILL
lANHPoSr--lA 10. "a IS IS o.. 70 10 5000. 100
1saslnE PottsyilIs ana Hrsb,s only 400 45e6 p m
Atlantic Hids. Seabrtght, Monmouth Bch and Lons
lee. ZOO. 5t5 so $50 Is % to asEury park,
zFrom Liberty Street only. -DaiIy TDaiIy. except
sunday SUNDAY only +Parsor only. HVia Tam
qua. Isaturtays aExcept sa-urdays
2s1 13+. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1872 SIN Az Is Union
square West. 153 East 1e5td St. 2I3 West 81
"a columblS Az. New York: Court ST.. sl4. So,
TransSr g calls for and checks baggage % dztinaon
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'- Ast-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

PoCLTftY-ALIEE-Rec TODAY included car
priSes asa sprrr chicssrs more plenty
1Ta t'9s se e m shi e.9By sS Ne
Sg..e - I:i%G Ems near sy Per n I'o' , 90
R0osTEPs. per n Sc. TURKEYS. per r. lnc.
d. CH steTn as,afe p Ter PT,rs .11r aver
axe per P7,r E. Do soat5~Tn ssad rSs6
supplies fresh lied fowls rortinue moderate. hut
holders tryiae hard % sa-.sIn or.css spring ehc@
easter Fresh tlled turkeys arm for des'rahie
Ian L9aF I' lsS .tg 81F 9 %s quote tee. F
KILLED TURKEYS Western. hens. AYERS ..
49,. BpoiLERs PhIiaIs!pbia 81 o. = & qai- ~
ylvaria. 81 II ~ 24a2fS d stae and PsHe'ylsaa-
100 10 western arre az piclei 2oa2e. DO scald-
~ ls1l9e: d westerR and southern small i3g17e:
--eded r. a. Southern southwestern d. picked
COCKS. pr n e.. sPRING picks Long Island ana
siaa f95sy 5 49,; Do TAR 70 800 50 IS nIe
g - 81. 10 " da-E 81 soasI e.
POTATOES AND yEGEr NILES Offerings Of potatoes
yam. IN 60 i demand ana arm Onions slightly weaker
ea9hases pR{Z sIa ION Tara n o Ioe5. nty a
lower CELERY very slow unless large Elephants easy
easy Green peas sold well bu; prices uniIuproved
string beans continue squash neglected Tomatoes
in heavy supply South Jersey. and market weak
" a, POT ,-rCrs Ione r.i9r7 in Bulk Der $50
n 81 5Cgs2 do Jeryey Delaware Maryland. prime
common 5ocasI: SWEET POTATOES southern. ye...v.
"a DO oriite S48s5 vEGTT SRI.r:sLrARBAGEs Las
l22a 1Fe r .r- per pa 1gO sls oe per do OBJ per
box 10000. 10 Norrous nar cSGT5c; do basket
15a35c 10 Naryprd 2n@40c: nearby. hothouse. ner
700 7Scasi -. CUCUMBER PICKLES Jersey. per 600.
81 5o1$2. CORN. Hackensack, per 100 IacSl: DO et.r
Jersey and Maryland. etc, 100 !o'G15c CELERY
Jersey dozen lunches 2oeoc; do state and Ntcsan
1063GC. ECGpLANT"S BASKET. SiNfSl p, do
bush box. 75cgS1: Norfolk Dbl crate ~ 75p
81 - Charleston and Florida. per carrier. I3cGSl y;
LETTUCE, Boston dozen 400IOc state I'm crates.
per dozen. 2:740c: LIMA BEANS uotato. 4: hbI
basket s31S4 20. do fiat. 81 50GS2 ONIONS nearby
low. bbl S3$3 %; % red s3fS4 do white bas
ket 81 50fEl -. go Southern. white crate basket
81 .5TS1 -: shore Dbl S3fS2 70
81 5oaSl 20. DO Keutucky bhl 50 &c
o bag 50EtSf So PEPPERS. Jersey. per basket
T5cfs1 -. do per tox 50cGSt. PEAS Western Vow
York. bush basket T5cuSl; do JoG9oc;
STRING BEANS Boston per bush box Sou1 zoe; DO state
hasket. JoHT1c: do green soc DO Jersey and
Island per basket 256T5c: do per bag 2S@EOc.
SQUASH. Hubbard bbl. 508T5c; DO marrow 25a50c.
do white pc: % yellow. crook neck. 2Jc; TOMATOES
Jersey. box. 15ces1: South Jersey. Acme
81 Sl 80: do other south Jersey SoN40c;
and MARYLAND small carrier l0W3oc; do Norfolk per
carrier 25Qa0c. -URNIPS. Rutabaga FER bbl 5O27Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Hork, July -, 1904
AND PFAS-There Is no change in the temper
market for domestic toreign beans Gen
eral IS the small Jobbing sales
ported in line with former quotations Pos
shly the feeling on red kidney IS little steadler
Scotch peas quiet. We quote BEANS marrow. choice
per bush 50 s5GS2 so; Do meGiuni ~ tngS2: 90 pee
es2 *: 90 black turtle soup, 81 s0gS2 SO DO yellow eye
50 6sS2 CO. do lima California 81 i1; do foreign
row duty paid 90 25GS2 go DO Italian medium. 81 s0g
s5 do other medium 81 oalSl IA. do foregn
pea s. 7olsi sos PEAS. green Scotch bags. per busn
81 1881 l2A
BUTrER-Recepts to-day. G,597 raSgs. The wisdom
fully testing situation before lowering quotations
any demonstrated this morning. the
showing little irrns- tone before the close
IS large scale but between the
storing Of goods by receivers aId Tie operations o.
specuiators local town. good sup
port 10 ms Doston. and looks II wakes would
lower this The official quotation Tor extra
ITac. but receivers gen
orally willing 70 goods at that. and fancy
quality generally than other
rgurs. some sueciaI lots have CONS higher. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeVy-fo-t, July 20 1904.
------u- yes.erday's market started of cuiet and
- - --r--a-ged prices and ruled quiet and steady
&C. = 800 ra-t o. the session Il trading
Gu rhere vas aggressive selling by sup
nov b. operating Tor leading importers and prices
k-i-- ne market closed steady IN tone. bur
-rs lower reported OF ahoU: 80 GO bags.
tc5ag some switches from near 10 late positions. The
- ~ importers taken that these in
hes hos purchased in the primary markets but while
= ors-s frcrl Brazil were sa!6 the street have
- -Ss AZ e slightly lower basis reported that
s-1es vg-e hardly sufficient business. TIE
s,s - futures affect the spot
9 ,is Re lsarn@l BY inquiry II the Street about
ss.e- the close y The futures market There
-sr-r In The news as Il wss generally known 10
change situation n has been
-,r-a al fha hinged very largely whether
s1or demand clicked before Brazilian receipts
i.-ee pTopCr-io1s Rec ipts have recently shown
1s-shle increase mad demand remains inCifier
7. Is urohah= therefore thar the declines OF yester-
ue tr anticipation q break in Brazilian markets
an syupaheJlc decline locally owing 70 The incress
-, rrrssrr- OF coEee primary markets l.
49, to-isv certain large packing interest had
S-.g5- largely b Neither of European
as sporea material and Brazilian receipts
e. about recent The spot market
was quiet win Quotations. CT TIE OASIS % &c Tor
Rio No =. -.- -, 49, -,
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

Cotton special cables: Spot
quiet 5000 bales speculation and 800 bales
American 1000 bales. receipts 1000 bales 200 bales
American. Nddlng upland. s.3Od. Futures opened
sisasy ponts high closed very steady net point
nEsr points higher July. q lsd: Juy-August 603d
aggsiepten.r. 5s3d: Sepien.heTOct0her. b43d: Octo
TAOy-soer S2s1 Sorenber- December. D. 2sd. Deem
l.s JsEGsry. 5-.3a: saEaary-Febrla-y ana February
March. s--26. Larch-Aprll. 523d- azncaestsr-Y
tnoleTafe demand: cloths demand.
HFLOEE AID HEAL--To-dar's iolr market dul
one being features. MiHs ho.6
Erices ahov. Tie Views OF Sprns
S5as5 6Oass 70: pat
euis s. s5Qs3 70; spring cleara s. 70Gs4 No I
Nnler 81 h0Gs3 80: 10 So S5Qs3 80 RYE
FANCY. 81 25Gxs GO. cORAMFAL duii. quoted: Kiln
DRIED s. gy4S3 TO- brand. BAG MEAL dull
Quoted: fne waite and yellow 81 s5ak so 81 es
osl - FEED drm. Quoted; Western spring SIS - ;
siaaaa-d ledl.ng 81 5o hcgr DO s24 Red De-. So.
rrelt shipment. city bran. So 5oFs?,.
niacHg So: BED dog SIS: aominy chops. s2Gs22 p.
SACKS. OlLAEAL. s23 20
StAi.sf tlk-AT-Ihs question Of wheat arrivals
Was In the wheat anTist to-day
nsy responsible Fer the severe break all aonr the line
tt principally n JAY. which al Chicago broke &c
eas sat n ;sr-Isk sbont t. Il was repeEtts from
~ louis fhs .510Oo bush would be there Monday.
sne Kansas city sad tat more whes would soon be
heAc tl-sn milera could take Or The
- Us last few Gays has eaussa such general move
fshnlcs 70 believe that IN. sit1atioo has been
A-srt.y relieved On or this 70 receipts
~s> oss-sa average Q: crop advises from tas North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July eD--C1osng: WHEAT-Spot nominal.
futures quiet July is 1sd September DIS 81 peceHoer.
sad American mixed old As Sad; futures quet: July
As Al: september. As 2ssa. PEAS-CGnadian quiet.
IS 3D. FLOCR-St. Louis fancy winter duh So 81
HOPS-In London. Pacific Coast. firm. rs 6sGsG I5s.
prime mess. western Sls e EANs-short cut. Il 70
10 10. nrm. 4G5 Cd BACON strong. Cumberland
2o 80 II. rib I6 "a n 44s hong clear
middies light. IS 70 "a n. SIS Cd long clear rtdss.
heavy, So 40 70. AS: short backs IL 10 20 n
as ID; clear bellies IA to 10 n. 45s shoulders square
II 10 T. n AIS LARD quiet; prime Western.
IN t:erees as Cd american reiaet IN pals. als o.
BJ IT EIs-(ioOd United states quiet, Gas. CHEESE
steady; American finest white. S7s
cOl0red. S9s. TALLOW-Prtne steady. aIs "a
TURP E-NIINE-Sprls quiet. as 81. ROSIN-COmrlon
firm 81 Sd. PETRoI.fsu M-fsenned quiet. "a OIL
I-nSeed oil dull. lss ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

wHEAT-No spring. 0sgssc. No :. Sc aD4c. CORN-No
43lac: No yellow. 90 SS5012c- OATS-No 4OFs sc:
No 3 white, 401sG 43i2c. RYE-No . T+1&c, BARLEY
feeding 3OG3Sc; fair choice mating 42g50c.
FI.ANsEED-No /. 81 II; No Northwestern, 81 81 =.
TIMOTHY sEED-TrLme 50 e5- CI-0vER--C'ontrsct
grade SO T52SlI. PoRK-Mess, Dbl si2 e38S12 90
lARD-Per 100 n 1886 :. y. CUT MEATS-short
81 l2s ga! %: short clear sides boxed
81 25a$7 so WHISkEY-Basis high wines, 81 IS
on the Produce Exchange to-day the BUTTER market
STEADY; creameries 13qlTc; daries. l2gl5c EGGS
easier mark. included 14l=Gf5s.c- CHEESE
easy, ~. g2isc.
Mllwaukes July 2o-wHEAT-No / Northern 81:
No Northern siQ9s1sci September. sd's9s3c bid
s3a6oc CsRN-No J, 5OG5Isc; September 491sQ4s1 &c
bid
Minneapolis July 2o-wHEAr-Illy 97c; September
s7QsTsc: December. S5c On track. No 1 hard, 995ac
No Northern, sS12c: No Northern. 95Q96c. FLOUR
First patents. IS lOgS5 20; patents S5GSS TO-
clears S. 56dE$3 CO. second clears. 81 50-BRAN-
In bulk Sl4 shorts SIG.
PHILADELPHIA July 2O-wHEAT-Ec lower; contract
grade July. ss1sI nc; COEN-Quiet steady: July.
81 "a G53c. OATSFirm No white. natural 46Iac: do.
Clipped. 4sc: BU TTEFS-steady fair demand;
Urchanged fresh nearby. &C. on Western 20=c.
loss Southwestern. 1Gc. of: Southern.
ISc CFIEESE-Steady; fair demand: New-YOrS
choice TO fancy. s@Siac New-Tork null
cream. to good TGTAc: Receipts-F1our zoe btls
n. in cacks wheat 1000 bush; 1900
corn 600 bush oats. - eco bush.
St Louis July 2o-wHEAT-No red cash elevator
rounal. No > hard S1c: July, 94iec: September. SGg
sGlsc CORN, No = cash, t9c; September 477sc; De-
eerlber. 43as@43lzc OATS. No cash. SOC white.
44a4c; September 324ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

The local rnsrze. Cor spot cotton quiet ard
rents basis Of lie Tor m.cdlnE upland and
~ - f0r rncdlng Gulf: sales, 100 tales spinrers
touthe-I markets teles-aphed follows:
fazrlesC1 nominal. Norfolk
st4anFec. Il3sc. 81
unchanged. II &c. Galveston quiet, unchanged
% i2-lGc. Mobile nominal unchanged. I0iac. Sa-
taraa duiet aul steady unchanged, at II isc AUGUSTA
gu, unchanged lie. St Louis quiet. &c lower.
lesc Sew.-1rleans drn. unclaimed. lie: sales.
800 bales. Ienphis quiet; unchanged I0sc. sales.
90 bales
Receipts ana interior points to-day
pared TtlE the c-y lat week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

COTTON-To-day's cotton market practically a
repetition u those recently Witnessed There vas tne
ZANE hesr1sh sentiment coupled with genera oeaFis
news and, para6oEical N seem, there was ihe
lack OF offerings. and The uucercurrF-t OF
feacinass The absence Of aggressive selling made the
market susceptible comparatively small buying orders
arc trading Tor the day limited. Tie fact Of the
matter 70 be that IS too good T. per
while the chances q crop damage later sum
Gently probable render cautions ncreas
;g commitments tine when rh~ statistical position
Is strong. perhaps 1oserel b. the icea
mat The world viii neeo large tails coming
season repair diminished At rate for
for The a0aths and moderate supporting orders
Slt IN appearance. owing the fact that the
market thus down when The Is bear
ssh Il Is perhaps logical 10 suppose that il would
quire comparatively little IL TIE u huish develop
ceut advance Liverpool ne hDU- q the
ilaTCtn Crop and weather reports GOO.
fnere also Uncasness the Red com
rcat-ons The local market rejecting these consder
which started Liquidation. opened weak &c
or me crop positions But fair demand developed
when Liysrpal be rallyag Additional spoJ
sales bringing the total 5000 bales have had
Liverpool II also reported
thar Eastern complications were looking better,
enc LIE local market gradually picked up the early
trading .ac- positions showed net gains Of from
i51iS points. The month. being Dun practically
neglected did fully respond % the advance
lust before rhe the market eased OF signify unde-
h1uicatiln bUt finally steacy point lower on
rh- months and Gao points higher the later
szpors reported and receipts running full
as compared wth last years figures but stocks a. al
points low ard further cearances expected IN the
nssr future