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days arrangements might be made in
accord with the request Of the uni
versity.
Trust Agreed Upon.
After considerable negotiations. prin-
cipaHy with Irving Williamson, attor-
ney for Mr. Waggaman. il was agreed
that the trust referred TO should be
given. This trust provides for an extern
sion Of the time of payment Of some of
the notes representing the indebtedness Of
Waggaman to the university. and the
further condition that the deed OF trust
would not be recorded until ninety days
from July 13. 1904.
It was distinctly impressed upon the
committee by Mr.. Waggaman that within
that time he would have the ability not
only TO make payment Of the note then
due. but 10 pay of in large part, II not
altogether. his entire Indebtedness to the
university.
No Danger of Embarrassment.
II is further explained that in dis
cussinE the withholding Of the deed Of
trust from record the question was
raised OF possible financial embaTrass-
ment TO one whose holdings were so
largely in unproductive and suburban
real estate. IL was fully impressed
upon the committee by Mr.. Waggaman
only did not exist, but that the post
ponement OF certain Of the notes Of the
university would very. certainly enable
Mr. Waggaman. with negotiations then
in hand and in view. TO pay on. possibly
within ninety days his entire indebted
ness 10 the university
IL was with this thought in mind that
this additional security was taken and
the agreement TO withhold - from rec
ord for the period above mentioned. Mr..
Williamson. on behalf Of Mr.. Wagga-
man. assured the committee and counsel
FOR the university that Mr.. Waggamau
was perfectly solvent, and that no reas-
enable apprehension Of bankruptcy or
insolvency on his part then existed. If
at any time such an unlocked Tor hap
pening BY the fling Of suits OF other
wise should IN the opinion Of the com
mittee seem reasonably probable. IL was
agreed that the trust might be recorded
without regard 10 the limitation or con-
ditiOns mentioned.
Other interests.
In the course Of these negotiations the
fact was brought TO light that money
derived from other sources. as well as
the moneys Of the university. had been
used in the acquisition and development
OF property included in the trust. subse-
quentiy given. The title 10 the prop
erty was vested IN Thomas Waggaman
and John Ridout. as trustees. but with
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DEPARTMENTS
COLUM BfAN COLLEGE

William Allen Wilbur, A n, Acting Dean.
Undergraduate courses, open 10 prop
eriy qualified men and women. leading
70 degrees Of BacnelOr OF Arts and Bach
elOr Of Science.
Lectures and Rotations in University
Hail. from $3.50 a. N. until $50 p. NJ.
Library, drawing rooms, and labOratO-
ries open until 10 p NJ
Regular or sDecial courses may be
taken by those who can attend only ar
ter 4:30 o'clock Many electives; well
equipped laboratories.
Entrance examinations, SEPTEMBER q
to o.
Graduates of Washington High Schools
and other accredited schools admitted
without examination.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


-~--~>~~~~~~-~-~~
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Sth and
II SITS. NV: Rev. s H. Greene. D D.
pastor.-Sunday school $50 a. m: preach
ing, II am and pm. by Rev. A S
Hobart, ID. D., OF Grocer Theological
seminary. se3.l0
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. George
town, Rev. JAS. II. W. Blake. Rector
100 a. m. holy communion; $50 am.
Sunday school; II a. m, full service and
sermon by the rector. 1t
WoNN's HALL. ~ 9th st. nw.-sunday
night service IN memory of President
Mckinley. Good music Tests by Mr.
and Mrs. NOBLE. All are welcome.
Silver collection. II
SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST. Hall 1902 14th ST. NV. Services
Sunday II a. m. Subject. Matter"
sunday school u m Wednesday. s
?. m. Reading room, Traders National
Bank Banding, 10th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave. 1t
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, corner 18th and r SITS.
nw.-Service, Sunday, II am. Subject.
Matter Wednesday, p. m. Public
cordially invited All seats free Read
ing rooms IN the Traders National Bank
Btilding. corner 10Th st. and PennsyI-
vania ave. NV. 1t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Prayer and
Mental Science. followed by spirit mes
ssges. Mrs. MAY A. PRICE. of 81 d
Street northeast, and other mediums.
ton. All are invited AT Wonn's Hall.
Monday September y. at 7:45. II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hall, 1907 G ST.
nw.-Services II am. and s pm. Sub
tect OF morning lecture by Bishop OIL
YER G. SABIN. .Reaping and Sowing. -'
Subject Of evening lecture by Bishop
Sabin. How TO Live" Quiz meeting
Wednesday evening at S O'Clock. Com
mencing on Sunday. October 2 at Il
am. Bishop Sabin will deliver a series
of fifteen free lectures. one each week.
teaching how to heal the sick through
divine methods. All who desire TO learn
should come. Hall centrally located:
seats comfortable, free; all cordially In
vited. It
COLoRED EVANGELICAL CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-At Gray's
Hall, in odd Fellows Building, on NJ St
NV, between 18th and 18th SITS. at 3
o m Elder ROLAND 3. HAZARD will
deliver a lecture on the subject of ''Di-
vine Healing All invited 1t
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT
SOCIETY will be represented by Pilgrim
Brother J. Z. WRIGHT at a Bible stu
dents meeting on Sunday afternoon at
2:30 in American Home Hall, northwest
corner 9Th and q SITS. NV. His address
will be illustrated by the Chart Of the
Ages. Skeptics as well as Bible stu
dents are cordially invited No collec-
ton. II
SEVENTH DAY ISTS-Preach-
ing services will be conducted in the
Gospel pavilion. corner Sd st and Rhode
Island ave. NV. Sunday, 1:45 p. m. Sub
ject saul and the Witch of Endor."
During the week the following subjects
will be considered; Monday, The I'm
dying Worm" Tuesday. Present
Truth" Wednesday. The Mistake of
William Miller" Thursday. The Two
Laws" Friday. The Seven Seals" All
are cordially invited. 1t
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Sth
ST. ne, between + and G. sts.-Sunday
school. $3.50 am; preaching at II am.
and S pm. by Mr.. +. II. MUSSON.
| Prayer meeting Thursday, s pm. All
cordially invited. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Messrs. EUGENE.
EUG enc d. and CHARLES FRANCIS
CARUSI, Attorneys and Counselors at
Law. have removed their law offices
from the Columbian Building 10 the sec
Ond floor OF the Van Doren Building. 1881
= Street northwest Sel-30t
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ARTS AND SCIENCES

Graduate courses, open 20 properly
qualified men and women, leading TO de-
grees Of Master OF Arts, Master OF Sci
ence, Civil Engineer. Electrical Engi-
neer, Mechanical Engineer, and Doctor
of Philosophy
Facilities for pursuing regular and
special courses same as those IN Column
bian College
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-. The.
George Washington
University
ormeriy Columbian, Washington, d. C.
Charles n. heedham, LI.0., President.

saith Session. 1s04-05. Modern eo,,,7,-
ment. new facilities. Complete Under
graduate, Graduate. and Professional
courses OF study offered.
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THE ARRIVAL OF OUR COMPLETE
STOCK OF IMPORTED WOOLENS
FOR FALL AND WINTER AN EARLY
CALL WILL ENABLE YOU TO MAKE
YOUR SELECTIONS FROM OUR LAT
Est STYLES AND MOST EXCLU-
STVE DESIGNS IN FANCY AND
STAPLE MATERIALS.
j. M. Steln & Company,
TAIORS AND DIAPERS.
Opposite Star Bldg. 4l3 18th 81. NV.
se9-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER. No. g
r. A NJ. will hold a special Convoca-
ton MONDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1T
4:30 O'CLOCK Z. NJ. for the work 81
the F. NJ and NJ. r. NJ. degrees. and
at the stated convocatlon. the same
date. at 1880 O'CLOCK p. Nj, the r. a
degree will be conferred.
JACOBUS s. JONES, High Priest.
JOHN Fl. OLCOTT. Secretary. II
SPECIAL NOTICE-C. G. SLOAN &
CO. 1907 C st. NV, will sell. SEPTEM-
Der II. 1904. goods stored with G. r.
Clifford & Co. for Mrs. c.. Moore, Mrs
B. Shields, Mrs. r. Ingram, to pay
storage. selO-6t
SPECIAL NOTICE-There will be a
meeting Of the Hunting Club SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER IL. Z. NJ, at Hotel Bel
vedere. r. NJ. HASSELPACK, Secre-
tary. select
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY,

Select School for young ladies and chill
dren. Academic and Preparatory De-
partments. Complete courses in Music
and Art.
Reopens Sept. -. 1912 Mass. ave.
au3g-tf
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Henry St. George Tucker, L. D., Dean.

''~'''- " Nl-'I 1@1.-I1 Il
Three years course, leading to degree
Of Bachelor Of Laws, and a special
course Of one year in Patent Law. Lead
ing TO the degree OF Master Of Patent
Law.
u 4 On
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MEDICINE
WEIR. PhHIIps. n. o., Dean

Two complete courses of lectures, reci-
tatiOns, laboratory, and clinical work
viii be given curing the year, beginning
ct $50 A. NJ. and at 4:50 p. NJ.
Session begins September %
The best facilities for laboratory and
clinical work are afforded IN the new
buildings for the Hospital and the Medi-
cal School FAN examinations on Sep
TENDER 70
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Three courses Of higher legal, political,
and diplomatic training. leading TO the
degrees of Master Of Laws, Master OF
Diplomacy, and Doctor OF Civil Laws
Session begins October 4. Lectures
from 4;50 until $50 p NJ.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Sth and
II SITS. NV; Rev. 8 II. Greene, D D.,
pastOr.-Sunday school, $50 am; preach
ing, II am. and pm. by Rev A s.
Hobart, d. D., OF Grocer Theological
Seminary. seq 10
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SPIRITUALISM-Le Prayer and
Mental Science. followed by spirit mes
ssges. Mrs MAY A PRICE. Of 81 d
Street northeast, and other mediums.
Music led by Mrs GiOvannoni. Collec-
ton. All are invited At Wonns Hall.
Monday September u. at rs IN
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DENTS


]. Hall Lewis. D. D. s. Dean.
Two complete courses Of lectures. reel
tations laboratory and clinical work viii
be given during the year. beginning at
$50 a NJ. and at 4-50 p. NJ.
Session begins September % The FREQ
dental inhrmary opens October i
Fall examinations on September Is.
For catalogues and information call
upon or address
OTIS D. SWEET, Registrar.
5. e Cor. n and Sta Streets
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, corner 18th and r SITS.
nw.-Service. Sunday, II am. Sabjeet.
Matter" Wednesday, 8 p. m. Public
cordially invited All seats free Read
ing rooms IN the Traders National Bank
Bcilding. corner 10Th ST. and PennsyI-
vania ave. NV IT
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Total surplus $5Vl.WN S64,l5s Dec. f164 I5S
FoR1 WORTH AND DENVER CITY.
The Fort Worth and Denver City Railway Com
pany reports for the year ended June 30
1904 1908. Changes.
Gross earnings 81. 496,6l7 81 5s7 Inc, s2.n9o
Opcr expenses -. IA, s75 1901 545 Dec. 2i7.i7o
Net earnings. t722,A2 35n3o42 Inc. 2lp.20
other Income, l1.As 1854 Dec. 6,2s6
Total income. 37Ss.Aa0 S2o57a Inc. 2l2elt
Charpes........... 5S,sa7 53s.6I7 Inc. 1870
Balance s.Oos del. o4o Inc. sleois3
Previous bal. cred
pront loss...... 2s2of3 s6+ss Dec lA'seo
Total ............ Silo,l3s 1854 500 Inc f17H
Int. stamped stk.
surveys.......... lOleS2 lb.Sa Dcc >%'
sur. to D. &l.... &3os,lH $751; <s Inc. S7elil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

II was announced yesterday that the Cuban
E per cent bonds. which were brought out by
Speyer 4 Co, have been listed on the Paris
london, Berlin, Frankfort and Amsterdam
exchanges.
President Seamans OF the Union Type
writer Company has sent a circular to stock
holders announcing that 81, 900, 900 OF the
III 9s5 900 OF second preferred stock now in
the treasury will be offered to present stock
holders at 1902.
The new bonds Of the Ontario and Western
will be so year 4 per cent. gold bonds. re-
deemabe on six months notice at ITO and
interest.
Fisk a Robinsons monthly bulletin of in
yestments offers bonds of the Gulf and Ship
Island Railroad, which connects jackson.
Miss. with Gulfport. where large new hotel.
the Great Southern, has just been opened
city OF New York tax exempt 5o-year gold
3ils are also offered.
l. W Downing. who has been Comptroller
Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad for thirty-two
wears will retire on Jan. l. He will be sue
ceeded by the Assistant Comptroller. NJ.
Riebemack.
otto E Iohrke 4 Co, for twenty-five years
q Produce Exchange firm, have retired from
the grain trade and will hereafter conduct
a banking and ir.vestEa business under
the name Of Otto z. Lohfke. Rosen d Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities at the
start was marked by a highly irregular and
active speculation. After the first half hour
trading moderated somewhat, with more
normal conditions prevailing, and the market
again res lmed its upward course; Interest
rites and Greene Consolidated Copper al
though dealings elsewhere contributed largely
to the days total. Northern Securities opened
up 4 per cent. but subsequently fell to the last
final only to again be taken in hand by the
same interests which have been identified
with bpllns the stock for the last week.
It steadily rose from the low figure. ny. to
present movement, and CLOSED within frac-
ton OF the highest.
American Can issues In the late trading
showed considerable activity and strength.
the common gaining = per cent. and the pre-
feTred about ", Southern Pacific preferred
TpbaSoo eommon rose sharply . FER cent
and reached q further high mark for this
movement. The Mackay, issues. impro we'd
fractionally. lnterboroueh Rapid Transit
was sliahtly lower. International Mercan-
In the copper Issues a sharp break In Greene
Complicated at the opening caused consid-
cradle comment. The price fell ] 4 per cent
from ,isH down to ", but almost as quickly
recovered to the highest figure. Not more
than I. 900 shares came out on the break, and
the only reason that could be ascribed was
for the purpose Of reaching stop orders.
Knob Copper fell further on the announce
ment that receiver was appointed. and that
in all probability an assessment would be
levied. The market closed strong and active
at nearly the best prices Of the day.
The transactions in the market to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on onll, sS2A per cent; last loan,
y. per cent "a ruling price EN- per s1 cent Time
s%Gsh per cent. for, ninety days. sHaSI
per cent. for four monhs and s,.d4 per cent.
for Ave and six months. Commercial paper
names NJ mesa and bis receivable; other names e
5d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange market was dull and
was wa a oontnued Offering q cotton bils in
oTss Tho che demnd from
nsG Gf long b pis'fa sSSrt
s Astma drss and ssbe
fcrs, s5ao@s4.se. FRANCS were quoted at
s5,201s@h.2o for long and 5leh@SlsH for
o. lie for long and 95 s-lem95A for short
Guders were quoted at 4oa4o l-e for long
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Chari oston-Banks, buying, par selling. i:ioc.
premium clincinnsti-Soe; premium niuan. Mon
merciai. 81 discount; banks. 81 premium
Pittsburg. Csc. premium. st; Paul a5c. dis
tn sce ss
mum mum. St. Inuis"4oc, discount. '''' '''
Money in London: lhal,. per cent. Rate
soils for money closed at ,ssl, and for the ac-
count Mt ssis Paris advices QUOTED per
rate OF discount is y per cent. Exchange
on London, rs francs 1917 centimes; Ber-
lin advices quote exchange on London. 20
marks 40 pigs The private rate of discount
is ~ per cent
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
chances $3.50. lis. t87; balances, 81, SOL ,e7s:
Sub-Treasury credit balance, t27,7S3.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York
81 &c Bar silver in London closed at 28Hd
Mexican silver dollars wereQuoted at axe.
The imports Of specie for the week were
S2sl $40 OF which s245. 1891 was gold making
total specie imports since Jan. l. $40, 1877, 500.
Exports OF specie were: Gold s222 500 silver
$3.50. sos. a total Of $500. 1906. against $3.50 $50
the previous week, The exports OF specie
since Jan / have been: Gold. $40 225 00S sill
yer. ssl 793. IT'S. a total of Sill ,Ol9. 0se.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

The Ichigh and Wilkesbsrre Coal Company
reports for the year ended June 30
1904. 1903. Chnnoes
Cross earn rs rs 99e SIT s3i M Der 81 , 7e6
Opcr expenses. $4. $50 tSS slb,2I6,eSs Dec tssofO
Coal stock or
sold from
stock cr...,. S67,ss5 DIR. b0,lsS Inc. As.s2o
Total....... .SilS22, oSs SIS .443 Dec. &0I.7p0
-
Net earnings. - 2nesl9 - 5O4 $40 Dec ssOI .Oo8
Total charges. l,5p,b@ 2,lbs,<eS Dec t&.&s
Surplus. t8ss.sis ts45 ISL Inc. S2s7 1852
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02

Coffee was quiet and featureess. There was
nothing In the foreign news TO influence sentiment
either way and the generality Of the trade were
still disposed to await further developments.
NAVAL sroREs Spirits OF turpentine. Soc,
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was Arm: prime Western
$50; refined Continent. $3.50; South American
40. Dressed hogs. sssge'sc. Buttcr-Cream.
cry nrsts. 2oHc: Eges-Western. nrsts, 2il4c
In provisions with the buying of January lard Of
excellent character. Receipts were light at 5000
SuoAR-Raw was nrrn. Al 4hai slice. for centrif
ugai 90 test. and SAc. for muscovadoS 80 test;
No sales. Refined was In moderate demand and
nrn: granulated. 6.OSdo5. 100.
CHrCAoO Oct ITO DAYS prtoes VI as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02

oats were quiet on the spot No sales. Natural
white, 50 TO 81 lbs, aStsG38isc. Corn was quiet
on the spot Sales, i00,o0e bush. No. mixed
SIC. Futures were nominal The following shows
the grain movement
New York: Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Borrev
Receipts 49,. 1000 s5,27s lo+,tOo 49,. 100
Exports. 49,. 1910 62,7& ,...
Receipis &c.. ss.ooo 10000 $4,000 5000 $4,000
Shipments. 5000 $4,000 $4,000 600 1900
Receipts .l2s.ooo $4,000 ..... zoo. $1,000
Shipments .., 81 900 20i,Ooo $4,000 .,.. 5000
The trading In wheat to day was on a mall SCALE
consisting largely OF evening up transactions and
the fluctuations In prices were narrow and devoid
OF significance. Early in the day there frac-
uonal decline owing TO heavy receipts, especially
at the Northwest. where the arrivals exceeded
side markets, Northwestern selling and local qui-
dalton. as we'll as more less foreign selling and
the dulness and narrowness Of the speculation
Toward the close covering OF shorts and reports
OF an active cash demand at the West caused
rally and the hnA quotations were unchanged
for the day Liverpool and London advanced I'd {:
Paris was unchanged TO 8 confines lower. For
eign houses sold little May. The worlds ship
ments are estimated by Broomhall at 9.e00 900 bush.
Corn and oats were featureless. Chicago shorts
in corn were covering. Elevator Interests at the
West were buying oats.
CorrEk.-Rio on the spot was steady. at size.
for No. =, No sales. Futures were generally un-
changed closing steady. with sales Of io,75o bags
declined u pfg. ri, declined rs refs; exchange
SD. lower. at sd receipts. 10000 bags stock,
$4,000 Santos was unchange stock les5 900 ba Is
Prices hero as follows
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Receipts Large--Leading Interests
sold, Though They Also BOught--Grain
Declines, Then Rallies.
SATURDAY, Oct. i.-CoTToN.-Sp cotton
declined 10 points. Mddling upland. lo.soc'.
against 9.s5c. last year: New Orleans ana
Gulf, iO.7sc.. against io,ioc. Mob lie de-
clined &c. and Savannah s-i8c. Middiing-
New Orleans. loc.: Galveston. 10 i-leo. ana
Savannah, exc Sales--New Orleans. 2,S25
bales; Galveston, 100 Memphis. 900. The re-
ceipts were as follows: .. ,o,,
por, ! r. &c., L Csc . 1SSs
Ao%%psI. III IS IN
H S7o 1855
The movemen, at the thirteen principal interior
n..a., 7 g, tx Le 3 sss a 49,
s sssiHspn ..:........,stS iassI S7s
Estimated receipts: , ana,
Houston @s.ssg Ia? !ss S;'S - ~
S Ssw isSSo 1899 ssss 1876
Futures in Sew o'f aSa weI lou g.
October :. i ,ssss IS IS 81 s &c N sss
RsssE i$ l$s IS i$
::sS safe. a si ,s sssS' bales
ASs tS+ ss,;SS 81 'H
HsS Isl I$:si isss$ 5 5$ssiSs
ding SID against 6Oea las. year s.n: Sales 8, soo9
points. Prices as follows:
0, Toesv Yesterday. Leg .ssl g !. q
&; sa,ssSs
M ssnHSry Ap February SO ''G sos
et hpy ed SfeadineSs
buying BY commission houses; the dri Of prizes Is
ps psSd p' aDsnse as
the oH!h va; pretty fSod saG lsas
that the recent decline has been far too severe
Arc G Ss s ts
h p.pssy The es Of rs
Dsf BROS. s'SF d opinion
sss 81 Outside 3 Esass s.sI: sqd s5 SSS
lion BY an early frost or Indictment weather dur
re. hss a
proof that the crop is large one They merely
nne s s a he ' snS aas 1ia
offered inducemen,s TO the farmer 70 get his crop
Of Ct dS:n By sS%ns
ina, condition Of % per cent! means crop
sesss o ss IS the
s91dsr q ner hsss m Raets arp
:. s hsy have
~ n sga da NOT fSnS no sH
sales running over 10000 bales and from that up
70 a. ooS. o.. Consumption will be the most bulllsh
''f Prce and @sd brokers eoush. on the decline.
extent. fernic, Wilson & Co sold early In the
MsIn,yIe Co said; a., .Lqgits'io I,,s has
es o II iGa 1s w DAYS
OF the sharp declines, Prices are now back again
h , e 70 dSn s' @ o
the last bear movement on Septic. The market
more ne
asse ~ % ns 81 onon on faSe
as to what l. will suggest on the probable size OF
nn T M BE nnGis s a,
estimated condition Of s4i per cent as contras,ed
on 81 @ sss
for the las, ten y sars The ,radr Is expecting
ssn % 'Ss q ns
n Of
4 The % S as good as that tners Is
70 som p uhsr deene n The S
especially In view of the continuance Of the heavy
| plantation movement. II should, however. he
remembered that an estimated condition. even BY
the Government. on Oct. is not at all conclusive
| evidence as regards the size of the crop and we
would therefore. advise against becoming too
bearish this break, especially when an carly
killing frost might easily reduce the crop prospects
| fully 500 900 bales"
| GRAIN -wheat-Spot was dull No sales. No. ?
| rcd winter 1c over New York December: No. I
Northern Duluth. &c. over. The Northw esten
receipts lo0o against 723 last we elk and
8ss last year Chicago, 70 cars against l1ola week
| and SO last year Futures declined a&c. TO Sc,
| but recovered the loss Prices as follows:
Open High Lou Clos.
tho. est est Inn.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Irregular, CLOSING LoWer-hver-
pool Unexpectedly Weak--weatherF 'ne
Receipts Large-Leading Interests
sold. Though They Also Bought-Graih
Declines, Then Rallies.
SATURDAY. Oct. i.-CoTToN.-Spot cotton
declined 10 points. Mlddling upland. losoc' /,
against 9.s5c. last year: New Orleans ana
Gulf i0.7sc,. against lo,ioo. Mob ne de-
clined &c. and Savannah 3-i8c. Middling-
New Orleans. l0c.: Galveston. 10 i-l8c. and
Savannah, exc. Sales--New Orleans. 2,S2s
bales: Galveston. 100; Memphis. 900. The re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Closing Did and asked quotations for active
Stocks on the all Street Mining and stock Exchange
Yesterday