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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

with the prisoner, and asked him how
he. a fugitive murderer, came to give his
right name that way.
II don't know" replied the young
man, unless it was just intended TO be
that way by a higher power, and moth
ing could prevent it. | don't know and
have never been able myself to under
stand how | came 10 give my name away
in that manner II has been pulling
me ever since, but | can't explain II. IL
is one of those things that seem to hap
pen to us despite anything we can do
and right when we are fighting hardest
to prevent Them
Lieut.. Harlan is inclined TO believe the
boy. He says that the young man is tol
lnnerved to hatch up lie, and that his
story about the killing may be correct.
Lieut.. Harlan's theory is that young
Schmidt may have been caught robbing
the safe by Taylor, and quarrel arose,
and that Taylor really did attack the
Young man. with the gun, and in the
fyht that ensued been killed. Schmidt
being young and naturally without iudg-
ment or courage of an older man, at once
ltft the country.
The robbery feature of the killing,
however, will make it 20 hard with him,
no matter what the facts may be, or
how little he was to blame for the act
ual killing
Il is now believed that Former OIL
Ger Tom Murray, who il is reported is
losing his mind, suspected that the pris'
oner was a badly wanted criminal, and
was giving him home and befriending
him in order to learn all he could about
him.
Some of the railroad men say that
while Schmidt was working ON the road
he carried several diamonds sewed up in
his clothing, and while efforts were made
to pump" him, nothing could be CLEANED
that would give them any idea of where
he was wanted.
II is said that after the young man
treated Officer Murray so ungratefully
the latter got Disguised and went to
drinking. which proved his undoing. All
this, however. is mere rumor.
The prisoner is feeling better today
and is ready to return east at any time.
Chief of Police Collins today said that
he expected that some of the jewelry
stolen in the robbery of the safe is prob
ably recovered by this time. Schmidt
told the officers what he did with il, and
they Immediately telcgraphed 10 Pink
ertons agency in New sNork, and the
jewels are supposed to have been reeov-
cred by this time. Iii.t A.I T
1t Is reported that Detective McCabe
is now working on something big"
here, but this is probably Joke, as the
detective would not give out such a
thing if il were true.
HIS MOTHER BELIEVES IN HIM.
A dispatch to the sun from New Nork
today states that the mother Of Paul
schmidt, who lives in a fashionable part
of Gotham. and has plenty Of money
says that she believes her son is limo.
cent, and will spend every cent of her
fortune, if necessary, to establish his in
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15
A SPECIAL HORSE TRAIN.

The Hammond string of race horse s
and attendants. passed through the
city this morning about o'clock in .
special train from Lexington to Mem.
phis. The train was composed Of
nine cars for the horses and two
palace sleepers for the attendants.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

Third Street Methodist. Rev. W.
p. Hamilton, of the Third Street
Methodist church, is in Clinton tbi.
week assisting In series of revivsls
being conducted there, but will return
today and be here to nil his pu pit to.
morrow morning and evening.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

fredericksburg Methodist Church.
Sunday school ut 9:i5 8. m, r. 8.
Barnett, superintendent. The use of
he Library is free to all who attend.
r.pworih League devotional meeting
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average Tor the month, ......... .2gIU
Personally appeared before me this
day E. J. Paxton, general manager of
The Sun, who afiirms that the above
statement of the circulation of The
Sun for the month of Sept, 1904, is
true to the best of his knowledge and
belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Jan %, zoos.
Sept. 2, 1904. Y a'r
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

Rev. W. W. Armstrong will return
oday from Fulton ana other points,
where he has been the past week as
sisting in various religions work. He
will fill his pulpit both morning and
evening tomorrow at the Trmble
Street Methodist church.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

Prouacted service at Littles Chapel
will be continued tomorrow with
preaching at the following hours
1890 a. m, $3.50 p. m. and p. m.
There will also be services tonight at
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr. Henley, OF
Murray, is assisting Rev. Cap
Jwen aud much interest is being
WINGED.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

Mrs. G.. II. Slaughter. of st. Bethle
,em, Tenn, is visiting the family o.
lr. J. Henry Smith, of North Fifth
street.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

No Services. There will be nothing
but communion services tomorrow at
the First Christian church. due to the
,bsenoe in st. Louis of Rev. W. h.
Pinkerton and family, who went over
several days since to attend the mis-.
sionary convention.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

Baptist Mission. At 3 O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon regular Sunday
.chool services will be conducted at
he North Twelfth street Bsptis, MS
sion. Superintendent Harry Lukeas
conducts tho services. Everybody Is
cordially invited to attend.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

First Baptist. Rev. G. ". Perry
man, of the First Baptist church, 70
turned yesterday from the West Union
Baptist Association at Lone Oak ami
viii presch both morning and evening
tomorrow at his church. The ordi-
nance of baptism will take place At
the close of the evening service.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

German Lutheran church. Sunday
-chool az 3 a. m, no German services.
Evening service at 1880. subject,
"Hypocrites in the Church Of Christ
Here on Earth. The service will be
conducted in the church which is now
completed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15
DAILY THOUGHT.

Try how the life of the good man suits
thee-the life of him who is satisfied
with his portion out of the whole, and
satisfied with his own just acts and be
revolent disposition.-Marcus Aurelius.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-15

at G:SOp. m. @. W. Smith, president,
splendid topic for the service. The
pastor, Rev. Robert A Cummins, goes
TO Metropolis this afternoon together
with his family aud others 10 attend
the birthday oolebration OF the for
mer's father, who ia passing his G9ih
year. They will remain over Sunday
.nd in his absence the pulpit will he
supplied. 4 cordial welcome 10 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06

Fall River. Mass. Feb. 5-sales in the print cloth
market for the week will amount to between 10000
and 10000 pieces. The demand for goods has been
active, especially Cor narrow edds. which
have advanced over last weeks figures from
Il to |. cent, thus being practically on
basis Of - cent for regulars. Regulars are
quoted at cents nonira1ly. with manufactur-
ers not anxious to sell at this price. All interest
for the time being TO be centred In the cot
ton market and during the last few days Bidding
was not so active as earlier in the week 1t is the
opirion here that buyers have ceased to come into
the market 10 a certain extent with the view that
the lowering trend Of the cotton market will have
some effect on the price OF finished goods. but there
Is nothing In the local situation yet to warrant
ANYTHING OF this nature On the contrary. manu-
facturers are very firm. and afford to hold OF
for some little time as the mills generally well
sold ahead
peculiar feature regards the raw cotton
market Is that the late decline IN prices in New
York has not materially affected the price Of the
actual goods In the Southern market. so that
ufacturers say they are Obliged to pay almost as
much as before the bear movement set IN.
The prices IS inch. 81 By 81. cents nominal;
IS inch "a by So ceutS. 50 iztnche 64s. 81 cents.
SO inch. IS b. -. SIS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feh 5-CATTLE,-R-ceIots. 5000 head;
steady good strong qSJ so poor medium.
- s. So st7-e-s and feeders s. St IS; cows s. %
asa tsifars c$t "a 81 ss- +cs bulls 8 =
s.. calves saS7 - iicGS-essgts toesy 70 90 head;
tomorrow .tUIJ. mixed 81 good
croir heavy 81 sI1S5 10. rough heavy 81 15GSf 90;
Eight 81 30gSf 50: bulk % sales 81 I5S4 a5 Shelf
Receipts 90 head. hirhsr: Ep0f ch0i.e
veftsvl. So = -. fair % ctol,e uiSea 81 s50S4
Ulsiaio. Feb. 6-CAI-Il LII. Receipts, 100 had:
I'm. uecaans-i EAisRecen ts. e head. SO hishSr.
s. gHIEc HCGS-Ne-erts. 400 head. active. 1OGl5C
tlshs- heavy nike s. 1855 20. Workers and pigs
s. 8U1S1 o., 81 -1dSf 80. Sass 90 SHEEP
srf TANDS Receipts COCO head active. sheep steady.
lambs higher lambs $5lsG ca; yearngs s. 253J 80:
vrtterr 81 JJ9Sf 49, 81 2JGS4 80; sneep mixed.
g. 30. 81 2s
Cincinnati Feb H.-HOGS active and l,wer. 81 5Ns
8 CATTLE quiet and lower. s. y Isl ~. SHEEP
Etea1v g. - TS4 -. LAMBS steady. - suGS8 50
Kansas city FEB. cattle Receipts. 1000 head;
sluth-rus steady exports and dressed beef
tfrars g0TS-. fair 20 go1d 81 Western fed
.es s. 20. s0ccrs and feeders. s. $ South
ern steers s. 2Jdsi i0 Southern So 1S2 90; ra-
tfee cows 81 7-S3 % native hcifers 8 5S3 -: bulls
= p Sa calves. s. 5000 HCGS-tteaeipts, 800
haaE market o. hover 81 %. bulk % sales
g IS - po hesv S50St %. packers. s. 55S4 %: pigs
IorS4 20. Sifi-pfeoe3ts 5'O head mar
tsr steady: lambs 81 SOC - %. Western lambs
s. -gS5 %: feI S3S3 s.. Western fed yeartnsS
81 ;. IS: s.ocAers AMI feeders S3QS4 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06

fass sss' .,: aRy see rocket ;2q'o , extra s
&C. 10 N ~, :, $500 -
5-aTs.e- CUT MIcATs-PIcked bellies STEADY: quoted
. ~ '>a,s; IL n 5.e' 4 h rs PsAi.d saoaes5,
eIOS lALLOW quiet quoted: CITY &c. country .
% LARD steady: quoted al 75c City lara STEADY
ecs &C, I.sined .z-t steady quoted: south AMER
l,Ind quiet; quoted c. aG7sc STEARINE firm.
oeo % &C. city lara stearre 7iz1Sc-
ne SOUTH Demand is points Quotations fol-
~. D1ieStlc ordinary. SI3sc EOod. 81 nc
5.Ie 10 choice: +.sQ5e head 5i.G5+e Pataa- 80
S-Sa, = ';sG5,-tc: Bangoon in bond. i.a23tc.
t.t-iiel elesr IS firm demand better, ald
n2Illng % iuIl lis; prices. Prices quoted are net
asle tao-sis. 56Jc: mould A. 4.Soc. cubes 400;
1900 4ts'c powered coarse powdered ana
&c. Eage coarse extra ne granuiaed and 70 cartons
o. sLe gLsn4laei. s55c: Eagle 10 bags and 70 Gags
.S 4o'c; Easle fine gfanuiat>d STANDARD
sted 80 otano1d A, 4s5c. cOnfertoncrs' A. 45ec
os l. and }. 400: No 4 l5c: =. lUc: 4O5c
81. 20 80, No ., toc; 40 10. 3e@c: No IL
10 = . tSe; No 10, 31Oc. Nos a and -. csc
30 - Oc Receipts at the six principal ports Of Cba.
30 Tons. exports Sl3coi stock. 94uCo against
against I45 last yesr mis- ureet'- sli--,ar ~ "a
statistical position az maze b. Nil.et Graw. shows
stocks In the United states and together Of 49,
ael rSsse q oCos5 tens from stock IN
Europe sOSOo tons. against 3I77.42O year.
LetaL s1.h- % Europe and America, S.JJs,5J5 tons.
against f-ttJs tens last the dates.
The increase % stock IS tons against an
OF loo tons last week and decrease OF l-Gly2
on January / 1909 Hamburg reports shipments Of
raw or seiined 70 United The London beet
MAJ ket was lad lover. with February quoted gsd
with sale q 400 to 5000 Tags san DominSo esnrs-
ugal about due ll-a2c ex-ghip. and tie closing
SIC; musoovado So test, 225-5-825sc, and molasses
sugar 80 test. a l9-32sB-Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.Er-vEs p....... NswYork. February s. 1904
L f the GaI5 Tor s5PG5; alive g f9 and
ca SAFE al at Jersey CiJ Steers were In sTt sgppi
I5c over W,r y sa,es were made at an advance u So
was at about seady values. bulls we're Steady also t
20 .sS We!s eIesre Fair good native steTs sofa 81
ser slow lows a. -t 81 aosSS 20; Eat heller "a Dressed
arc London cables quilted cattle lower al POI
weight refT5ss i. saeep selling az ll9illsc dressed
T S the Minnehaha WIN be laden WITH ss cattl. and
ana $' sa{'ie Tor J. shaberg SON. the ST. Ioas S
Str i5' a quarters Of beef FOR schwsrzschd SUI
Cr 40 quarters est.matel Cuiahy PACKING
ss week ending saturday February 6 2677 ea R' 2 Is.
opoa fsy ta s d 2 p s .S St Great
age s. 20 per 100 ~ % do isos n az s ~ - a I
r. at s. oxen l25 p. So bull iscS n at at s. l s5
T. d at I = so d. ~ n e So 1865 n At So sos
R;iSsr i i9G n 60 q, So d. at 81 90 Co. 7'o ~
20 sh iIs hers 81 son; IS kansas steer. 1ss5 TO-
S DC o's 3, b c. g 5: 59 10 oo g 2 s. 20 Sas
% Z, 1 G5oTSn Co.; is OHIO steers. 1888 ~ o6
o5io S az ig5o y 20 Kinney SE STEER 70 n
1919 70 e. n at 50 q u DO eo7 70 Sc 60: a. sos n
N'0n q Co; p Chicago steers loss 10. at 81 sO
go h. va a, 8: Is q g. u Isl 30 iST a:
,. McH Eli Go 10y. ,s weTs 10 trssh .!ys, sgt
which were sold by J. c. Curtis Son $50 TO s4s per
head. calf Included Feeling steady.
CfLEE-S-Itece. pts 10 head al FOR the market
making. With the stale stock - sale The
few veals offered brought yesterdays prices; demand
tcr the westerns and the entire carloads held
Common prime veas sold sass 90 per 100
-. few choice do s. calves S3dS3 80
City dressed veals slow sg3c per n: dressed
At Itll17c; dressed barnyard and Western calves at
a. acc.
ssles-J G Curtis son: v.., IL p ay ;s5 =.
s.; do ~ Sc; DO % IS CO. DO. "a n.
81; little calves, ca n. at SO so DO. 90 70 at So
81 %; 10 DO os n. at s. 90
Topin shannon: veals l55 70 ct IS so.
SHEEP AND I.ANf3S-Rsceipts IL 9.573
hea including fer slauShterers ard for the
market making. WITH the salo stock. 81 sale.
sheep In moderate demand and steady; prime lambs
l0 SC hgfe: the underErades full steady,
100 = with very prime offered; Ordinary choice
lambs So RSG 90 Dressed mutton steady 7Sao
Per n: dressed lambs AZ sG1oi5c-
S1,eS-S Sanders 1876 State lsnhs 81 - at
S. 20 100 70: DO. 10 70 at 50 IS; ID State sheep
iO2 %. az s. -.
p Harrington: 2iS Western lambs % n. az 80 f21i
40 do q p. al Sc III.
fls-ns CON mission Company: Ohio sheep 70.
s. 81 80 do i3 -. at 81: Il Ohio bCcNs. lei u. at
s Judd 8 CO; Is5 Buffalo Iarub.. 10 70. at IS i2A.
Tobin shannon; 80 safe lambs. rc5 y. SO IS;
State sheep. 16f p. at s. -.
Receipts we're Il $40 head. Including
half ths nlarke Prices fully Zoe h!Etsr
d-E % usHt Pennsylvania hogs sod at s. 81 Per oO
70 country dressed hogs steady AZ - 1z 100 % FOR
tc1-- % Gght weights.
saies-T6lin sahnnqn: to5 Pennsyivsnia hoEs los -
IS 20 per 100 -: roghs. 2io p. at 81 %
job. Nelson date ycateriayls 81 state Plaza. 49, -
az g ~ vuughs. 1872 y a. - IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Feb 5.--CTosinR: WHEAT--Spot 1onfnaii
futures quiet; March IS 4Ad: MAY. IS 3d July noi-
COR:S-SpoL American mixed steady. As "a q
American mixed Ola firm Is 6i futures quiet. March.
May. ard PEASf3anRdian steady. s. Id.
FIOCR-St. Louis fancy winter dull IS 81 HOPS az
Iondon-Pachc Cast hrTn. Is I5sGf7 los BEF steady:
extra India mess, %. PORK dull: prime West
I5s HAMS-short cut. a 20 10 n. quiet. as
BACON dull; Cumberland u to 30 ID. Sis; short
rs 70 - 10 3js long clear mtttles light = % "a 70.
8Is; long clear mlddle heavy % 70 40 10 sos 81 snort
backs IS 10 3js: clear bees. Il to Ia 70 SIS
Cd UI-DET,S-Square II TO - 70. dull Sis 60.
hnei- in pals. SIS % BUTTER nominal CHEFS Z
finest white. U.s. do colo-ei. SIS tai
LOw-Prims cry firm. 25s TCFIsEclTINE-Srtrit-
o-Ia SIS % n4lea Ira1. - ly.d PsIiso
fN5TTONSEED OII--Hul refined: spot steady. igs Ga
TAII.OW-AIstralan In London east. rs Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.--AuFes Irene Calian. ss COMMITTEES Of Ia.
Person o. Wfret l. White. an Incompetent
person. Plaintiff. aEau-t The American Surety Company
% York. domestic corporation. Lewis j. Whts
John J. Reid. Caroline r. Wales. Ann Bennett Philpps
Wf-fNo- otherwise ID. b Wietho1 The Sisters
Of - Peace foreign religious corporation. Lewis J.
Cafan Harold Cailan AnEsie Casn the younger,
Gerard CaIlan RAYMOND Caifsn and Kenneth Caan Dc.
feulants To the above named defendants ard
of 'ern. T0u hereby summoned
Complaint this and % OF
On f4a plaintiffs attorneys within twenty da-s a~er hs
sece OF summons. exclusive o. the cay Of service
arI In case q YOUR failure appear answer, tudg
tat taken against you BY default for TIE RELIEF
demanded the complaint.
Dated DereuHer. 1910.
ISz lanes Phelps Plaintis Attorney. Ocs ard Post
once Address, 30 Nassau Street. CITY and County OF
To the abovs named defendants Caroline 3. Wales.
rav-s i White. An and The Sisters % the
Peace. The foregoing served you BY
p,bIcat1n. pursuant 70 order OF Hon lanes Frz-
seriI one OF the OF the supreme Court OF New
york dated 18th Of December. 1903, and fled
virn rhe complaint the ONCE % The Clerk % the
County OF New County Court House in tins
RorJurh Manhattan IN the CITY Couuy and Stats or
New Yort on day Of December. 1903
HateI. New York. = January. Etls
Luis James Phelps Attorney for Fatnti ONES and Post
Ofcs Address. No 81 Nassau street. Borough OF Man
haitian City and state OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
n,su ouoTkTIoNa.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,Srrr-- York. February :. 1908.
- -. o., s-+ye as on the preceding CAV.
COZ - to-ssv continued very excited anu aites
-.-ing higher broke badly. cne.l - -, -,5, ire
Eeuidation % a an advance y Is 10 30 points on
Tafht ..s-r f-a5e Interests arc covering froiIol'a
elllA - :. Have but here was soon .ei.effe
~ bsavr liquidation reoenily no5sa Ss ., af0, 10
~ eells Fsisu5ur this there was a fty ~ 49,
70 ~ p'.-s si,5f 3 points higher al afpunc n1R ~
OIL one - = ve-v irregular and rather easier, 10
NJ maihs - ~. I'd points lower q 10 points lsheI
ccsiie .,-es a. "a $50 bags. hayre opened az a.
ns-es :. sr7il farcs advanced another = franc az
,1is5sy ara another agl iraie az n, = - sre-~s
, re- r-arset 4 franc lower 20 = franc AIE-,t
,Tse ret fi.I2 pigs lower The morning canes
tbe- mi receipts for yesterday, brt me ialefI
800 --.-s smaller and TIRE decrease ~ -A3'e Us l
- vorfrs visible supply Tor Inc month ,L
-. Erfres the market somewhat Ire early oreaR
- q ~ nothing more than selling ty toiiee ~
- houses pns important trade Interests were BUY i 2
. - seline TIE easier later vas promoted - le
..sf,- fn the French market The spot naIket Va
torinsl with quotations the basis u 40 ioF RIO
So -.
TIE ranre o. prices IN TIE local market io-1ay
r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street aud south Ferry. (Ttms from ssusn
FerIy I'VE minutes earlier than shown osl0S)
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArcH
ChtNA-zt00 a rs Eascon only). 3IO A N 40.
80 800 tS45 Eastoa ony) p. A. Sunday. ss3i
wILKEsB Ai;RE AND sCRANToN-s4 ana NJ.
LAKEw02D, LAIlZIJ RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkNEGAr-zto pc, go a NJ $50 Cl40. Laks-
y; ~ SaS1rdays). siTtass. % a n
ATLANTIC CfTf-s9.A0 A. 81. % 40 r. II
VINEIAND AND BISIDGETOS-fzAO A. NJ, s1ss
LoNG BRANCH. AsBUsy PACK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. 400 A n s0O.
PtItLADETPuI A-CREa DINO TERSnNA1l. ..-s
roo. rs 90. SEQ 80 %. ttLoO A ". W. 90 st09.
$3.50. t2.oo t30o. 400. 800. $500 t7.3s. f900.
5rrz22 2h; c5ITl re 551t srprrrs a..
1850. .1145 A NJ. 400 t.If5. 800. .7.5s. ~ Is
READING III lEsT:5sBURG. POTFsvr1IE AND WILL.
IAMSPOfiF- to0 = g, IS 90. 70 10. l10.0O Il 90
a. NJ. Readng oriy). 90. 500 y 90 r AZ.
reading PottsviIle and Hrsbs enty. t&00. 800 p N
SUNDAY. SUNDAY only. 1Parior cars only. dvtz
Tamaqua XSaturdays aExcept saturdays
Of1ces. Lfberty s. Ferry. south Ferry. Q As1sr
House. 49, 261. 43i. 1900. 1854 Broadway. fs3 SIN
Az. IS Union square West r58 Cost f35th ST ara
West 125th s. 245 Columbus Az. New York; c,aTr
lansburs y Y. Transfer CO. call, aud checks
baggage to destination
W G. BESL[fE c " BURT.
Vice Pres aad Gen Mgr. Gen Passy Asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. 6--''The Commercial Bulistia VIII say
The wool market is not Active last
Larye consumers have s1por9rIy s1PIisd their
varfq wholly Withdrawn from ths
are not buyng any large Quantities, good business in
small way been actcmnH-1e1 this .et 70 anar-
LET s Arm supple. materially By
Ire recnt heavy opsTaJions. and the electcn mCch
There hardening tendency.
slightly higher prices are obtained when qrasy Is
MEDIUM and low woods all strong
ssd ahead At Buenos Ayres prices are hrm for Cross
this a
iss than soc for quarter blood The quarter
mol sold a. higher than 25c AZ TIE London auction
b-eds SIS +o I'd lower as compared with the opening
rate. ~ 10 Lrn-1
December 81 leo3 pounds against ~
pounds year. Fecelpts to cate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-06

COTTUN-stIu another cent was s1lbtracred from the
Tho market crled steady a. decline q 10 points -
f-r1ess AZ ne cali rl1f-esee5 Tae ceaing de.iIes
Nere due continued 1ulatn and tear Irt1sure while
shsn sae5 and thS fsIy n L.ger755 vaers prices
sfer olenlng $3.50 points lower rallied % about re
tNpec,ea figure d also eevel5pe that tere Was 500
ceal u bud support Mr. ouly was buylng. brokers
felresentag the NeH-orless ou4 crowd wee 1ls llG
tnd Tor TIE rs twenty i've nllu s tle market Fed very
frm selling ret gan g from 81 Do - points on
s 49, -, Iis. ses s--s.-e io5ss sc I,g &
We oire1,ed bear 6rve breaking prices ieH points
estsle lgli1at-on oeeliie oteIN lelLiey ~cuNe ~Le
u nalAt ln an he.eht was p.ltee- -i--g =. -
even wilder excitement tan those which marked e a'e
ualrg IN yesierlal ln soc ~ an a9lI prices l-sl
Nay 1880 ana July l4l0c. a decline Of 100
~ POINTS 81 tleze 10y y, I o. -as, d s
fore Indicated loss 81 about $500 every hundred
selling seemed 70 have exhausted the supply Of
aloe contracts OferuEs diminished the local bui lealer
80 o-s s,- no, g5, -, -, - e-f.,.e
s-if..il i3l0-- eL1la 1lil4.- ~ -e.I aI- rs
moahs zee rallied from about ~ o. - points Following
irrssuar. Tie week end hglres showed the into sight
slightly under estimates bus neither ul1 nor the heavy
TIE bought heavily q July bia-ing
month up 10 ls92c. but With this demand promptly aIed
i4sar Tic net decllne WIS matter ~ 3fa52 points
a. t1e old crcp ari an advance 81 5i1-s 10 decline
frovc-,ert frrres f1jI-u. I-t -scsr-s l+ 5sl baer
st.rate IS coo sgasf 5l5-i as- year: 1ss Of st9cz
interior towns So against go last years brought
nto sgi Tor the week - 5s against 25sc9s last year
Iotel cr1p eraerl-Fort receipts. ci2s04 bales.
e. fe against Ih6 4o3 last Southern takrgs
al -te5T towns M 49, ~ =. ssl.s-; --a y, &c.. s-.A
stee7 ast yssr 5rogh5 slEat mus fs- season
IN 1920. 80 11'3
&c rs1Fe = contract Trices n The market to-day