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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

When you look into the earlier
record of the democratic party you
will discover that its views upon all
the great constitutional questions
have been such that if they had been
accepted the mummified remains of
that noble instrument 1.-THE con-
stitution) would today be an
object of pitiful regard by a con-
federation of Independent and unrelat-
ed states, instead of its vital functions
operating to bring into a more perfect
union a cOntented and prosperous
people. The greatest achievements of
the republican party would have been
its victories over those who have
assailed the constitution by denying
the powers that it confers upon the
federal government and by endeavor-
ing to disturb the distribution of those
powers. There is no question as to a
return to constitutional methods.
Your votes are needed to prevent a
deviation from them. Elk Atty. Gen,
Knox.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by u
bacillus or germ which exists plenti-
fully in street dirt. 1t is inactive so
long as exposed to the air, but when
carried beneath the skin, as in the
wounds caused by percussion caps or
by rusty nails, and when the air is
excluded the germ is reused to activity
and produces the most virulent poison
known. These germs may be destroy
ed and all danger of lockjaw avoided
by applying Chamberlain Pain
Balm freely as soon as the injury is
received. Pain Balm is an antisep-
tic and causes such injuries to heal
without maturation and in one-third
the time required by the usual treat
ment. 1t is for sale by A. H. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

A letter from Fred White to Mr..
Brewster that he would not go on the
stump for the latter and that he had
lost faith in the people, that he has
become, by his own acknowledgement,
"almost revengful," and that he has a
notion to vote the republican ticket to
'help swell the majority of the party
owned by the plutocrats," is charac-
teristic of the man. No great party
ever before nominated so strange a
character for governor, so predjudiced
a man and one so untitled by tempera-
ment to occupy that high place. Iowa
is fortunate to escape from having
such man as its chief executive.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF AUDUBON COUNTY
AND OF THE TOWN OF AUDUBON.

For President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
For Vice-President,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS
For Secretary of State,
w. B. MARTIN
For Auditor of State,
B. F. CARROLL
For Treasurer of State,
G. S. GILBERT
For Attorney General,
G. w. MULLEN
For Supreme Judge,
HI. E. DEEMER
For Railroad Commissioner,
N. S. KETCHUM
For Congressman,
WALTER l. SMITH
For District Judge,
N. w. MACY
For County Auditor
o. B. TRAIN
For Clerk of the District Court
CHAS. S. WHITE
For County Recorder
ED WOOD
For County Attorney
GEORGE COSSON
For Surveyor
Fl. S. WATTLES
For Coroner
NELS JENSEN
For Member Board Supervisors
f. ID. SEARLES
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

Homeseekers' excursions to the
northwest, west, and southwest via
the North Western line. Excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates are on
sale to the territory indicated above.
Standard and tourist sleeping cars,
free reclining chair cars and 1.-THE
Best of Everything" For dates and
full particulars apply to agents Chi
cago 4 North Western R'y. 40w4
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

In the death of Senator Hoar the
United States has lost one of her most
learned, able, incorrupt and indepen-
dent statesmen. He has had great
career and has been highly honored.
His opposition to the policy of this
country in retaining the Philippine
Islands caused him to be alienated
somewhat from the main party leaders
the past few years. But his action on
that question did not detract from the
peoples confidence in his integrity
and patriotism.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

Gov. Cummins has been back to
his old home in Pennsylvania, amid
the scenes and people of his boyhood"
says the Sioux City Journal. Out of
the reunion has come story that AL
bert was a mischief maker in his
youth. Among those to greet him was
an old teacher, one Mr.. Fordyce,
and the interesting testimony of
the teacher was that he fused
to have to thrash him every
day or two" The governor
was able to recall an instance, and
that was when he dropped powder on
the hot stove of the school room.
There are those who yet contend that
the governor has not abandoned the
trick, and there are those who have
appeared publicly to contend that the
example of the Pennsylvania peda-
gogue ought not to be abated."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

Entered at the postoffice at Audubon, Iowa, as
second class mail matter.
Subscription Price, 81 90 per year
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06

The democrats of New York are
drawing heavily on their judiciary
for political nominations, nominating
one Judge for president and another
for governor. Can it be that the
responsibility OF their party is some
what confined over there to the judges
South Dakota is having big
campaign over the question of re-
locating the capital, or moving it
from Pierre to Mitchell. The editor
recently passed through the central
part of the state and found the people
worked up over that question, but
apparently oblivious of the fact that
a presidential campaign is now on.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-06
THE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

D. c. morn. Editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
eENERAL- MARkET REPORT.

NeE-Ecrlr August ., lSo4.
cIFFEE-T-aflaE b coffee continued . saow -
shan recently a11s VINE a l7
1ur us 81 sentiment received something . a caeoh
cTr q lie tendency OF OLD longs 20 tAke prolll ne
n--i1ra-r farleUcT Hamburg TIE atAa--S
q santos response 20 -fosL A9ssi
lrrrset srovsd evidences ~ good demand II ne
rire ard Important trade --re-es-s p-. -lF a. 80
.Fe-trF market ruled generally lr-L
re6oue-ng most Of eH-l- loss End closing ea.
points lover, against partial -+tL-1
"a ID uoirLs opening 6s-es were F@f--sa
tarz PrtFa-s cables were mace pl-i-- 49, -
Investigations conIlrTI1e1 ll--
s-1 rsvs ht 0-ae-Ttze received Tearing on
new crop prospects and rns trade Et- remains Nl.l
any very 4elIle l-lli - - 80 e-5s-s 01
81 froErs OF . tne eLeet ~ Aeag
~ rrees TIE thar sar-os remained eicaetc ~
enru-glv eCu01-e1 re Fr+cea o. Lie
Gay by some as re1s1ti1g p setlo-s 49,
ire u-fzroraba crup situation was ctLe- o re 1i
ftruec eu receipts El1 however, vas -to res tEi-t
c~p 5eas ban advance Sentiment mere seemed
mi 81 nj only as 81 the ul-EvprEbie crop Re
po-rs but keeping EiLA reports ~ beLler stoL e
f-er5 good character CT me SEPTEMBER a---ts
gs-trg - tie Tendency buy among OUTSIDE spr.aIs
Pecerrs Brazilian points continued t-4s b-t without
Ggrreclable effect ca che Fa-iols I-arAr-s- 80, $50
ne spot market 1Iu, E-h quotations On TIE bssls
-5tl Taresrsss deliveries IN he Cnted States for
against luuc2 Rags .-St wees
former amount repQr-sc sslbs bags narLos
ra-erfe fc- aggregated $4,000 bags, compared
bags ast week AID s10U bags 10Y re COT
rrsr1rdng year. Receipts e. Elo asgTegae-
haEs -ou-asted wiki 5000 bags re previous week
RIO cleared 5000 Rags % me
United states during the week - L1fc1es -ap Gags
santos bags United states and H.
Eecepts Balta fDr the week 4ub
Lass Present E-ocz $500 bags ceaTHuces 10 ne United
TIE zanrs ~ contract pr.oeH the lo5a today
81 - follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

C0TToN-There vas a fair degree OF activity AZ
ne opening pt The market to-ta-. but 4 soon be-
came evident that the trade stl inclined -
reEE cautiously and after prices had worked down
IRON opening decline q q points loss OF
abou- God II points the more active months. COW
eng az shorts raliieC the market a little over the
opening figures The close STEADY, net points
tower safes estimated about 100000 bales.
ing sellers early. although Brokers usually supposed
- represent lower Wall sold less
sfret Later however. Wan street appeared 70 be
buying E1c smaller shorts. while maintaining bear
increase -a -he crop movement were evidently
unsettled the iTuEeS iats % the market
oE reports % improved spot demand and aCElceu
- pullst character from The Manchester market
tween tha- centre ard china well India. d
Ere2tlT improved The early decline the result
ot lower liverpool cables than looked for a favor
At-e weather map, more favorable private crop adj
Elees ard ezpectatiols Of larger new crop move
neEr This the form II larger receipts Hous-
tcn and Galveston The after point received l. 473
baies % cotton. Mobile and Savannah each had
new hales Houston received .1Bs bales against
.ast year. with the estimate csIliug FOR 400
400 bales point for to-day. against bales
s5 Indicating that the has actually started
IN some volume not large enough 70 promise
immediate rslief 10 the various SPOT markets, the
readiness - which shows the effects u light supplies
VIII the exception Of Norfolk which = lower.
Eiih several points reporting fGlr sales The New
jerk market vas points lower. but q good demand
vas uncovered by the decline. wlrh sales reaching
nl seems 10 be bearEn and the belief quite
mon l2G1 prices must break the movement IN
erfases The Opposition appears however to
expect very eccve demand Tor consumption this
- aa selling IS not aggressive for the tine bsing.
- 4ciionE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
oTHER MARkETs-sY TELEeRAeH

cincinnati aug. IJ-HOCS active: butchers 81 "A
y %. common S. $3.50 10 CATTLE active fair .
So ei55ssseo - 43t2S 10 common s2GS2 so SHEEP
East Buffalo Aug 5.-CATTLE-Eerelnts : ooO head.
SLOW, lo4-ac lower prime 25TgE
s. e"ssa butchers 50 75rS+ =: heifs-s 81 25as4 -
cows - t34S4 bulls s. 50NSa stoclzer=
- SogS 5o stock hefers s. 25GS2 good fresh cows
ana 5prlneers STEADY, S917S7 fov~a-- --,d
choice S42gS+si to sood S2sGSso. common
S2GS25 NkAI5-Fteceipts. SEQ head 80 inver. q
$50 HDtISRecepts. 1880 head. falriv arrfve- ion r
algaeF ReaVy 50 q 50 S mixed s. 509SJ Is, Workers
- 5S1 90. pigs 50 SoffS3 %, rOughs
81 5oa$4 diaries. So 409s5 IS. SHEEP A,sD LANES
eelpts 200 head: sheep steady lambs % lower
lafIhs. %496; veariiues 81 aS5
ewes. 81 sheep, S-t-S+.
NE.rag9 Aug IJ.--AT~TLE- Receipts. AEs~i.et
sI3nS Good prime S5aS5 80. poor 10 medium.
S44i 30 stOckers feeders. s. e5QS4 COWS 81 80
- heifers. S2ps4 % Gamers. 81 25Q2 As; bulls S28
1870, - 80 @ Jssrs So IsGs4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. aug 1J.-CIosing- WHEAT SPOT roniasl.
fI-I-as steady September - sd De-ernbef Is
CCRN-Spot hrra. Americau mixed. sew ST. American
Yrixai OLD. SeTteubcr Esd. De-
cember A. SAD FEASauastial. steady 5s %. FLOUR
st Louis. fancy winter. duI. 3D. HOPS III London
Pacific Coasr. nrm, t6 6sGt6 los. BEEF dull. extra
India IS ~. PORK steady; prime Western
TrAMS-Shlrt "a % 1d - sJrong
BACcN drn. Cumberland cut - 30 short ribs
TO n. WitIies lEhr. . In n
4es long clear middIes hesvy % % 40 n ASS Sd
clear hacks. IT. - 10 42s 64 clear bellies %
46s. Shot LuEEs-~quare. II to t3 n strong Cd
LARD dull, prime Western iu tierres. S4s, American
DalIs. 35s 6d. BJTTER-6s0od United states
quiet SIS CHEESE strong American finest white ags
Ca. colOrei. sis TALLa1N-Prime el-E, ura. Us
TT RPENTTNE-Spirirs steady. as 81. ROSIN-Corn-
steady. a. PETRQLEU M-ReL1ed. GusJ cad
LINSEED OH STEADY. is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
NEW YORK. EEW HAVEN 8 RlRTF0R1 r

rains depart from Grand central station 40 81 ana
4-h Az. follows.
BOSTON via New London ard Provsdsnes-f9.oo.
z loee - io;12 a ~, r Ito. =. los titso"
BOSTON VIA yVIlizlautic-rl8-OD A. N 72o0 ?. ~
sll-u0 p 81
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 1T. AL4EANS AND QLE11ze-
re $40 A III. 70 r IL
PDR-LASu AND BAR HARBOR-fea-0o P 81
FITCHBCRG. via WulimalIic Putnam. and WcFreatg7
IT'S u
L.AKEvII.LE and NORFOLK fFs-l5 A. NJ tT3.8 = q
CT HARRINGTON, SFOCkBRIpGE. LENo8- FIEEl-
TIEL-EG--15G0. Tf9.15 A. n. 81 % 4f3-sS p n
WATERBURY and WlNSrED-F5U0. S6.o. fl4aQ.
TgIO-Oe gf10-02 Warsrhuryl - II. fdI-oS. ft-1s
Ss5 01. ff6tu- af0 90 40 Waterbury, p NJ
olces ctira1d Central station and clth 81
also cil3 eel lsa elsSe BroadEay g Par Piaee
SIlars cls& Ft-rh Columbus Az
Madison Av era West l25th a.. 121sh IN
Brooklyn. - Court ST.. SEQ Fuiton ST., 80 E-a1lTs
e D
sDai.y fExcspt sundays. Sundays ouly- soslE-
fStops 125rh 81 rParIcr Car LauliEG1
has Dining Car Agoacss sailing ParloE and 0ss1-
.ng tCSets a-so-
g ?. HEATPsTEAD. Gen PuaL A.
@ " SHEPARD. Gen S@pt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
NEW Work, ONTARIO { WESTfRN I'm.

higher, MIXED and butchers s. loGS5 % sod 70 choice
heavy. s. 81 eS5 - rough heaE - tg9a - hE5t - =
Is 600 steady. choice wethsra. s. SOC
Kansas city. Rattle Receipts 1000. in
Guiding 3GO Southerus- Market szeaty Chotee export
steers sass 50 fair good. s. 10
s. fed s. I5ESJ IS and feeders
s. 59S4 . Southern steers 3 j09S4. southern
50IS3 Is native cows 13NS4. herers s. SEQ
s. s.. bulls 52GS3 .; cave- S2GS4 80 HOGs-Rscsiptl
2 500 Market strong Zoe higher. Top. S. - bulk
o. sales. sass 20 heavy s. 9JES5 - packers s5S5 20
1895 SHEEP Receipts.
Market rr lzulbs S3IS6,
wechers. 81 6o1S4 10. ewes. SS6S5 s. Western
lambs S%1S6. Western vearltuCs So 5odSf. Western
sheep So = ESS socAsrs tee-srs s. 503S4 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
NAVAL STORES.

Tho demand for spirits turpeuune little better
with some advance iu prices. Resin quiet and
without important change in prices Tar remained quiet
We quote.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-Ou and machine ibis 56h
TAR-On and machine made bbs 81 s5as4 90 nominal
ROsIN-Coum0n good strained. s. 30. Z 81 a5
F 50; SO % II. So lOgS3 10 50 45gS8 so: X 50 80
4S3 %. r. 81 2OpS4 -. y. 81 25B$4 So vs. g. 81 Z58
81 ST. and " -. S58& 10
STOCK or HAND.
Il
spi-s turpentino, bbls OBJ
- o. 80 - =,
New-OrIeanz, Aug l5.-ROsIN-Rsceipts 10 bbls
TURPENTINE-Hecei = bbis.
wilmington Aug. I5-SPLRITS TCRPEST1NE. Moth
ing doing. receipts 80 b0ls ROSIN hrm 81 = bid.
ceipts 3G4 TAR firm. 81 20. receipts, p. CRUDE
TI'RPENTINE firm. 81 %. 50 - s.. receipts 1853
Charleston. Aug 15--TU EPENTINE firm. 5S1sc.
ROSIN Arm. A. 3 C. s. 20; .. s. Is. r So 2.
So 65. c. So 40: II 81 40 l. So -; X Sc So. NJ IS %
y So So " c.. 81 II. " W s. 40
Savannah aug 1T RFL1e, ll9'Ea nrTE - Sc re
receipts. . $40. gales. 500. exports 32s A and G.
s. 30; d. s. %; f 81 r. s. IS; u s. So II, s. 20
So 30; <. SO 20, H. IS s4 vs. o.. 81 3S " ". 81 60
london Aug 5--TJfl2EZ TINE. spirits. Ala ID
ROSIN-A1nerican strained. S. Sd; me. lis ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL u. r.
Liberty street aud south Ferry. time from south
EslIy I've minutes earlier than shown bsioE)
NN-----1f-ee 10 Easron only. slo q L2Qs
80 40 t5-%5 Easton only p sun zA25 a
WILKESBAIERE AND SCRANTOS-zAo0. 40 q n
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHURST. TOMS BIVEB ANn
bAhNEGAI-EA0 90. . 40 e. n. zi50 Gao, Lake
wood and Lakehurst onlyl. 40 p m Sunday8
ATLANTIC CITY, 20 a. m. $50 D. II
HlNLLAND And BkADGETON-fzAo0 q ~. gf1.1Q
LONG BRANCH, AEBURY PARK. OCEAN GEOVE
F0lNE PLEASANT AND SEASHOI8 POL3SEs-
z+9o go 1L3O & m. x1eo. As, $50. SIS (ezcaBe
Long Branch A45l. ass $50, sS0. 1L50 2. n
SSlaays. except Ocean Grove. S-15 a. H. 1SQ ace,
PHILADELPHIA-lREADI TERSuNAL3. sA5l
Tt9o $500 800 1000. f1L00 a m, t1200, eL00
49, zoo. t$oe. see $500. taoo. f7sa oooS.
18th AND CHESTNUT sTFEETS-SA7E. 800. s1SGQs
oI299 a n. '200 $s4Ss. 500. "Toe. 81 , N,
BALTIMORE AND WASHTEGFOC-aoo. S18Oa
%, zoo. s4.0o. - 90. e 90. "1z-15.
Al-aDISG HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
a Reading onIy1- 800. HaL20, 1900 p N.
EeadinE. PottsviIle and Hrsh only. 400 rs 90
SANDY HOOK ROUTE q. OF Rector 81. Pr o
Atlantic Highlands, Soabrfght. Monmouth Bach. L0a3
n, 90, zoo. 45 gao $50 SEQ 70 Asbury Fark)
p IA sundays 1000 a 100 A0o, 500 P
Sunday fsunday only rParIor ears only. IVA Tans-
qua xSscurdayz- aEECspt Saturdays
C1ces- Liberty 81 Ferry south Ferry. AatoF Eollss
ISL 434 l3oe 1884 Broadway. 1s2 5th Az. q uniou
Z+5 Columbus Av. New York 4 Court St, So, o94
Fulton ST. B'klyn: $50 B'way. Wrnsburg New TsEE
ransfe- CO calls for and checks baggass g dssnatiOn
" O. 5EsLEH, e y SIT
Vice Pres. and MEr Fa11r A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug I5 q. m--C'ott5u-Spot n Modern.
5emand prices eight POINTS lower American uiiLIng
624d- ulidlung lu1- uciddIinE ~
uadding S2l soog ordinary 5dGd ordinary s 7f,l
sales ~ The 5000 bales which
Ter speculation AMI export and included COO American
Receipts. 400 an American Futures 91ara4
closed quiet. American m-dlilE @ Auz.itsr 50
and September. JSit. September an C-foba-
sd October November. = sod. November ans
cenber- J-iTd. December and January 5I5d January
ans NFriF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16


u-sadv. VIII prices lover q re 800 = ~
for m.cdIrg upland ard lobe for rnlddlt.F So 80
salea so1tnrfa sI0t markets teiegrauhes a -
lows Galveston 9liet and steady. unchanged A. io1E
taieE $50 bales Mobile nominal! lOc Savannah go
Erchargea 1ostc. sales. % bales Charie-,-- -,
Wilmington nominal Norfolk steady sso lover al j0it
baltimore norll1s lie AuEusrs rtezsv ,---L---L
10hc ERtes y bales. NevF-Orleane cflia- - -sI-'
-0n.o Gsiez 80 bales W.
Receipts -he ports ard Interior points go, -
pared VIII The same Gay last week AZ asr year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BaT1l-. Aug Flour Gun and only stsady.
fanr 5sHde1 patent s. -5 fancy spring patent IS %
spring clear 55, pastry s. so, grades s. IS
rye. s. WfEAT-Spring dull No Northern. car
loads 81 20 asked. winter unsettled No store
quoted S. o. CCRN-Stsady for yellow. No yellow.
&c No 2 corn. 5s-ac OATS unsettled No white
r. c. 40 mixed. 5sc Canal freights steady. wheat
e. corn. @hc 20 Ssw-TorS-
chicago Aug I5.-Ihs leading FUTURES ranged a. so-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
LEHICH VALLEY.


GNAAAAG- M ~ -.
Leave lO1A. ieoL z4rcLaF ana NltlsLususr sta
f8-59 A. M--For BiHgusmt0u auC Syracuse
80 A. M---For EETalo, Chicago LcuiA
&l0G 2. M--PocOEo Mountain Special
- 40 P 8f--For Buffalo and Chicago
90 N-Fo- Scranton and Plymouth
800 p H--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
'8.45 P M.--For Buffalo. Syracuse Rtchdsld SPRING.
'200 A. A--For Chicago-Slespsrs open ?. NJ
Tickets a 149. ace 1888 1434 Broadway. " 2. $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn 'Daiiy. Except Sunday. Thurs
davs FRIDAYS and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

Ge-ee csbles-I:io--C7Iee market frEa; No 2 Rio.
$3.50 exchange y 54-cs receipts, 5000 bags ship
neu1s FOR United Slaves 1900 bags shipments for
Europe c0e9 bags. stork $4,000 SanroE-Codes
market fr- good average Santos. $500 receipts.
s5.7o6; stock, I1so,o9C- EIzruhurg-Cones market
opened = pig higher. ESQ 2 - net unchanged,
Eales $1,000 bags Harre-roHee market. holiday.
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee Is fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

Casa quotations were follows; flour stea5y:
WHEAT No spring. 81 o6asl 0s. No g. e5c8SI 0J No
red. 81 OBS. 3S1 08iz. corn, 40 2 54%c. TeloV
56L~. OATS No A'1Q33=c, No WHITE. 34ls9S5c;
No Vhlre. 84's e35lzc; RYE No . Tie BARLEY GOD
feeding 3Sc fair choice mailing. sc, FI.AXSEsIp
No /. 81 I51z No Northwestern. 81 "a. TIMOTHY
SEED. prime s. 90; CLOVER grade. 81 SOC
70. MESS PORK per bbl Sil TeGS1I g. LARD Per
100 =, T5GSB - = NATS6h0rr ribs sizes Uoosel
81 81 as 90. sides foOXsd SS0SS -.
KEY basis high 81 - on Producs IL
chaugeBJ creamsriaH 1S611iz-: dalrfes 12G
15r EGGS steady, ar mark. t2cllLsd. 1910.
CHEESE steady at Tat9sl1c
Duluth. Aug. 15---ClOse- WHEAT. No Northern
81 I1ts; No Northern. 81 OF ~ September 81 % y :
December, 81 90 p
milwaukee,. Aug 15-W IIEAr-No Northern
81 02 T. RYE-No :. iec BARLEf-No s. ~ q 53e
sample. SO q 55c. CORA-No yellow 55 85slse: sep
tender. - 80 asked.
Minneapolis Aug, WHEAT-septernber s. 047s Q
81 o5.s; Deceuber s. or. May. 81 o3<: No hard
81 1SH. No Northern 81 llss No Northern SSi - p
FLoIRFrst patents S 5os5 70: second patents $ 40
BRAN. In bulk Sl5GSl5 80 shorts, S1sGSls so
ST. Louis. Aug I5.-WHEAT-No . red. cash. eIa-
varor Slsc September 49ts % Nsc. December s. %
q S. 02la, No hard. 9sC q 81 o. CQRN-No .. cash.
Sac September 5+isr- December. so &c OATS-No
cash S3c. September. sac. December, Soc 10 white
s.
Toledo Aug 15.gTOy- EFlSE.ED- cash s. O5- October
s. -; D@-eube s. Is BID. ALSIhE. prime ST -
august s. - bid TIMOTHY. prime 81 g. September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
the ELelN BUTTER MARKET

Ugia. "a. aug. 70 tspeciaD--Butter advanced
a pound Board Of Trade 10 DAY being quoted
1sc s4ies FOR the district were T65 800 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

-~a t1csanEs special -lgeIpoo ca5es. spot cotton,
- aeiana. sales. 500 bales. speculation ara ez-
- - laieGs American. 5000 bales: receipts 2 COO
80. ~ AEe1iean md-upls19, Bsse. Futures oponsd
- psH0 tOSGT; slosss qziot, net pants lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

G near. ana 5gs points lover on sigtaa. positions;
tober 29d; -Novefnter ) 2oa:
and February March 5I4a 3srch-Ap-li 5l6 sIanohss-
Flour AND e 1TTs1m ir-ss1lsF -.,-- -,-,
sw n to-days aour market conditions being 7chanEoa
and unchangsd ResortsS sse $500 5s43s T s y, a. a.
eats oJ-FsS-t -5y talss e.. ana lle spring pa
e5gs4 s. winter patents e15S5 70. spring Gears
w5ts5 50 s5ss5 So RYE F'R 2ga2s 81 eEtr2 ~ 10 =
MEAL ar.n4 9uate fii - - e tS$+ % CO.'S
coarse 81 i6aSI IS 9 FfD nm White ana 80 81 a.
80 80 sIenda-a mddng s23 -four DO s25 red dog, SCI
saess heavy fssd S23gs24 bulk and sss-. Haaag 81
market eT'o5 = & actions o. to-aavs wheat
position n tle aI Pulls SIN retain leading
ward tendency tbat f3Ii aers vas a. nTs dow
a6oTe the close OF SATURDAY. and after O'Clock be-
S It postigely strong, With advance OF over &c
ne curb prices Of saturday orr fst an - a i
MUM over Decs,5 a.Se ~ me september pre-
Psetv Much Of t5e late advance in TIE market
rust area said 70 be expanding " Tas also r
~ 5 ao95 6 that CRisago was listening 70 predictions
ms sort OF news was found n the big Southwest
s3 5 5sG increment Up 70 L5ts9oo bushels agans
an effect until sgpPanted By The reports Of dam
PeEtanI except that they showed srsadier Taaraet1
400 90 buseIs sbss5 ~ Worlds shipments were
1 a5es so 81 ne wSgas erop now in circulation II Is
oHsheis Beerbohm Of 79ooo.0o0 Doru5ush Of
so,tettt', as compared with year The visible
supply Increased only $1,000 bushels which showed
= Ptelts 80 nome consumption, the exports FOR
me week We're very small Cash wheat the close
vas very url with No red quoted y for export
enc y % to- choice; No Northern Dulutn. 81 a2ls
ana no = hard Manitoba s. oS. all o p afoat corn
MOI on, vas the NOR active but
showed exceptional advances today md closed
acre 1et higher There a large
mission house trade, Including a good demand from
ne S-LlWts where most Of the crop damage reports
en- W54cA ne market advanced originated These
cileed complaints Of too much DRY. weather The
cables were about steady and worlds shipments M
creased g-.'-o1 bushels over the previous
the visible Supply there decrease OF $40
1usleis Inc only export business consisted OF
ioans IN the local market so corn closed
elevator ald oszc z a6oat. No . white SO &c and
no Ne--oNt o--ae. 2 a1oar oATS-With other
aarAes cas- we're strong and higher throughout the
cay cosiL-E ar TOP Cash oats quiet
quoted IS toowH Mixed. - 10 % -. - SIC natural
81 70 81 n 20 sc and clipped white, SO 10 30 n
SIC ~ = nominal BARLET-MarAet firm. Feeding
was quoted acc C Sew-Tork. ana mating nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16

Receipts g orea 1s1s a. interior points. in thousands