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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27
Commissioners
Proceedings.

Aug. "a, 1JU4.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all the members present.
/ Official bond of constable Frank
Stout was approved.
IN accordance with paragraph
1863 Gen. Stat. of 1901 The fol
lowing resolution was unanimous
" adopted: = Resolved that the
County adopt and accept the pro
visions of the ac& of the Legisla-
ture of 1891 entitled " An act
regulating the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes in such coun-
ties as sEall adopt the provisions
of this act"'
The following order was carried.
"Now on this 2nd day of Aug,
1904 is presented the petition of
Nick DreiIing and others praying
that all the streets and alleys in
that part of the Walker Town 6
improvement Co S addition to the
original townsite of Walker, lying
south of the Union Pacific railroad
right of way, IN Ellis county be
vacated and cancelled, and 1t ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that said petition is in due
form, that due and legal notice
of the filing of the same has been
published as provided by Chap
100 laws OF 1877, and 1t further
appearing that no private vested
rights will be injured or endanger
ed. and that the public will suffer
no loss or inconvenience by the va
cation Of such streets and alleys:
1t is by the Board hereby ordered
that all the streets and alleys in
that part of the Walker Town &
Improvement company's addition
to the original townsite of Walker
| lying south of the Union Pacific
right Of way in Ellis county, Kan
sas, be and the sBme are hereby
Ivacated and cancelled, and the
County clerk is hereby directed tc
certify this order to the Register
of Deeds OF said county. as prov
| ded by law.
On motion the Clty.of Hays wa
granted authority to construct &
erect water tower on a block O
ground so foot square to be selec
ed as near as maybe on the ives
line of Court house square anC
midway between MOI lthwest anC
southwest corners of said square
The said City TO furnish water 70
use of Court house and Jail fre
OF charge, the county paying th
t necessary cost of tapping Stree
MAINS to buildings, and the chai
man of the Board was dlrecte,
to execute formal contract wit
SAID city as provided by this res
lutIon-
The following accounts agains
: the county were rejected.
!, DR.. & D Blake. attending sma
poX patients 1915 & 5000
81 The following accounts agains
o the County were allowed and to
!, scrip drawn
n j 6 Grippen board injured ma
d VIM Stark 14.5
E L Gr;ppin, caring for 12,0
\ II j Hycr ditto 1910
# E j Mullen ditto 49,
n N Hlffamier repairing mower 8. s
f Peter Hoffman cutting wheat 20, 8
# j S DreiIing mdse pauper 1910
Q a " Copeland & r. John Staa
+ coyote scalps each s
e II. Shoemaker, road damages 81
d Anton Engle, witness fees 2.6
Jacob Brull, jr. ditto q;
k Bertha Staab ditto L:
j T BUrk, juror fees q;
4 4 Fred Miller, sheriff 1O7.i
d G w Miller, justice fees q:
to Cnas Miller ditto IL
a r A Walker. ditto A.
Is WIN WAGNER constable q
G II Norman, sheriff fees H.
Frank Stout, livery etc 4.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27
NEW MILLINERY.


Miss DEAN has returned from
her trip to Kansas city. bringing
back some Of the handsomest mil
Iinery, and invites the ladies' to
come sec.
Word comes that Seward Merry
the Youngest son of our former
townsman T. T, Merry, has won
the 1st prize, a handsome bicycle,
as the most successful NewsbOy
of the daily CIeaVeIand Leader.
Monroe Steiner is home from
his western work, He will now
remain here and 90 into business
with his father.
Mr., Steiner has secured back
his new building and will move in
with a big stock of harness.
Farley remains in his present
location in the drug business.
When CampbelPs show was in
Hays a dozen years ago it was &
little 2 or 3owagon affair. Now
it requires a long train to bring
it, has wonderful wagons, horse;
and menagerie, and some of The
grandest acrobats ever seen anC
varied an entertainment that i
requires two rings to show IN,
| 1t will be the only Big show ii
HAYS this year, so take a day OF
and come see the morning parad'
and afternoon and evening show
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27
R0aR N0tzce.
Kansas. Ellis cour

st of Kansas, Ellis county, SIS
To whom it may concern:
In pursuance of an order made by the
Board of county commissioners in reg
ular session on the 2nd day. of Aug.
1904, notice is hereby giveH that
John Karlin and others,
HOuseholders of said county, residing
in the vicinity where it is proposed to
lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented to said
Board their certain petition, praying
the establishing OF pubic road as
follows:
Commencing at the northeast corner
of sec. l, town 13 south, range II, then
thence running west on section line,
6 miles between sections & &C. 2 & 80,
) d 81, & 30, 3 & 30, and q 81 to
the northwest corner OF section 6, in
township 13, range Il, and there ter
inmate
And that John Giebier, Raymond j
Staab and August Walter, viewers duly
appointed. will meet at the place of be
ginning of said road on the 10th day
of Sept a.d. 1904, and proceed to view
said road G to give all parties n hearing
Witness my hand and the seal of said
county, affixed at my office in said Ell
lis county, this End day of Aug 1904.
lLs) NJ. p, DINCES, County clerk.
LCIO LfOCIC6.
State of kansas, Ellis Co. SIS.
To whom it may cOncern:-In pursu
ance of an order made by the Board
| of county Commissioners in regular
| session the End day of Aug 1904 notice
| is hereby given that
j. Il, Mock and others,
householders of said county
residing IN the vicinity where it is Pre-
! posed to vacate the road below men
toned, have presented to said BoarC
their certain petition, praying the
vacation of a public road as follows;
| Commencing at the east line of sec
| 10, II south range II, w 9th pm, abou
30 rods north OF the southeast corner O.
section 10, town I, range II, thence
running west = mile on north side O
Saline river, viz: to take effect whe1
there is road lald out and worked e1
the south side of said river
And that Alex Schueler, RAYMOND J
Staab and VIM Grabbe, viewers duly
appointed will meet at the place O
beginning of said road on the 18th da,
of Sept. 1904 and proceed to view sai(
1 road and give all parties hearing.
| Witness my han'
and the seal of said county, affixed a
my Office IN said Ellis county this 2n'
day of Aug. 1904.
HI. 81 NJ P Dinges, Co, Clerk.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

FURNITURE AT COST.
We are closing out our End
hand Furniture on hand at Cost
to make room fer goods coming,
Come see the bargains we are
offering. V0gte 6 Jordan.
South Main street, opposite depot
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

The NEWS has this week ad-
ded power press to their Office.
Miss Mayme Mulroy 6 father
have returned home from their
pleasant trip to Wisconsin.
Prof Keller has returned from
his eastern trip, ready for the op-
enlng of the public school.
Mrs Laura Cleveland & daugh-
ter Hazel and son Fred of Zurich
spent a few days out at the home
OF ElIhu Stout's
John Freese has returned from
his ST. Louis trip, bringing back
a new heading for your paper and
new type and borders.
Ben Hopper brings us some
splendid corn from his Saline val
ley farm and reports that the
corn all over the valley is the
finest every grown there.
Quite a number of people from
Rush and from Rocks county are
expected over to the dedication
exercises of the Normal school on
next Tuesday.
Note in the Commissioners pro
ceedings that hereafter the County
Will bid in the land sold for taxes,
which means that the unredeemed
land will be sold by the Sheriff and
cant thereafter be redeemed.
RED ACCOUNT BOOK LOST.
khave lost a pocket led account
book of no value to anyone else.
Finder will he rewarded by re-
turnino to R0biq2eO7o t9t0bLe
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27
Tin roofing & spout

ing speciality. Am ready to
do all kinds Of work and best of
material at reasonable rates.
George Spencer.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

A party of Rock Island men in
their own Pullman car, spent
davs this week in shooting prairie
chickens in our county.
Now that Stadter is to run the
hotel young Lofedistch has bought
and will run the restaurant near
the court house.
Isaac ZeioIer and family went
to the Worlds fair Tuesday even
ing and Charlie Reeder & family
90 Sunday evening.
People usually want the best
work for the lowest price. Easy
enough. Bring US your Letter,
Note, and Bill heads to print and
we guarantee to please you,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

Will Bell has sold his farm east
of town at $25 an acre.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

Mrs VIM. Hall has gone to Cal
ifornia on a visit to her sister.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-08-27

Julius Olsen has gone on trip
to New Mexico to visit sister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02

and f2s Is ca FOR futures in TIE Lonaor market
27.75g2S -. CoPPER-spot copper was unchanged "a
% Locally copper was quiet Lake s quoted at = 5oa
y 90 elcotrcytc Al l2S' sell2 e2Ad ard casting al
sg ne o T s. @ s SS9ns at5 a.. Z. a. ne
81 o in Londgn uneharged locally at 44504 SOC
s ana Lover ~ q in London vhsre IL closed e, fa
% in Middlesboro Locally iron was noTninailv IN
shanssd. 20 foundry Nrihsrn it quaie1 AZ slbgsi6:
ard - foundry s2gthern SRI at sIs 75asIl Is
no feature but IL ssesdy - firm win no
ursenss e eel Ehs ne asrnsai T. tsriy active ogo
isc: Tar. lsa1ee; good I7a2lo: prime. 22a27c: N.v-
far legIsc rood lsa2Ie: prime 22a25c: fancy 26aS6
showed no nprovsHeut aernand Tor vessels or rats
Si ~ -. a Ssr-,7s-5s n - 50. Saia it,gats EsLe
Quotations 10 Liverpool 1isd. Antwerp IVA.
cate 2.d nominal Lei,h qua nomlhsi Rotfe.Ssn g..
Liverrooi per 100 n iac: Lssdon oats "a cHGRTI.Rs
s -ysi terms ms F grnsT@ fT ri aense TO
2b4T tens sane. March; BRITISH steamer 2l59 tons
"a late FsbT1sry: British steamer 2ss tons suf-wesi
ines trade one round TIP private terms: Italian bark
sGs tons. ties Brunswick New-Yor itzc: schooner
schooner se5 tons iunse- savannah 70 Nev-faven or
rGn.SicE 70 hilsdsphs iSc: scboob.r as tons iun
5 Isg4S' .T s sS, ns s. m :s s,
81: schooner S5S coal Bsiiaor. 70 savannah pri-
ton S1S ss .esSoRsr ri ,o. oo e ss;ss.
t. Pr0yesnce SOC schooner ass tons. coal South Am
eiIscoioassed on was sairly active ana FIRM with
~ held WITH asans god n.ee 81 remains ms sss1
oIt rather quie; figures quote: STANDARD
ss s.. sose huk eiso refined eases Sew-YOr sos
hia6eipsia u 75c: water white. New-York bois $50
tesL nloc buik. zoe rnsaeiphia bis u o5e: bulk
4 Ise. coTToSsEED ofIs-Prirne crude 2 o { mills.
S'e1s9ae: prime summer yellow 37Ha3sc OF summer
low toa42c nominal LIEsEED orT.-Ar,ericsn seed
g. - so9sle; oai-of-town raw 3s14oc: Calcutta raw
psoVlsioNs-7h.rs a fsi- IN. provision
VIZ the undertons 81 nrst rather weak owing TO
ing ,,.sasr afer rsssv VIM rain T,,si rse.irts
60 > 900 Including a. 900 csiesro 5000 81 Kansas
s.. 2scsis: tsHv SIS sso-, o.sr ss ,oSsSs RTEF
.sS, quoted; Mess ssgsa family si0Fsll: pseket
gT .s ''i Srrss. raa ~.
''.c e., 80 = rSs isn " exc: i.o no &c; rr :,
, 5: es.t.: e r,,chei hsns .'esay: e,c,ed sue
sul; aptea 7asc. ctv ,a-a weak: suotei exc: rerea
er,. Quote: sT'th Arre-toa PIC ccuiinert ,oo;
81 srr,'E weak: erotsd; oleo ese city lard s,esrns
e,cEt rr-n unee-to,. Is with -unrlie- vel IN
,st,,,. Oesns :. ses 81 tie -sy Of snsm ,~,s,
.-,r - 80 ,cncw nerns-ts ord.sry 80
sSssse; n-t.. sHasge: Isr.n, to-.ir-. MAMMAL: %
sassr,..se s<dsse; Java. thaose: ssnrocnL IN bond
,-,., .F-ssnrea supsr n ,si-fr ROOD s.rsnd
-. steady s-a price, unchsnrei Fries epot,a a..
e-.s-sea soc: E--ie ,ssl-t- sen: roult = 1Ise:
u sna ~, ,ss.rss sa1 r.se oenf.-,,ensrs
nuistee s,e Ssrie ana est-s ere grsnu,hs.d
-ni,,e s,r r..,s 81. srsn.s STANDARD rranu-
sSs . 49, .'os' Sonf ~s oae: so se
"a a7s,; Ne u $40; No - ss,e; Nes ~ "a S 10
N csc. sTss. H IT,. i~ssn s.-
steady. with prscs unchanged 60 Nd higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feo I.--cATTLE-Rseeipts. 5000 head;
market iORf5c hover good prime steers 81 soqS5 80
,or 10 medium s42s4 so. stockers and feeders 81 2ss4
heifers 81 gjl<4 So Gamers 81 80
20. tuls Al T5GS4 calveS 50 25Qs1. HCGS-Receipts
5000. mixed and butch
erx "a 75GS4 a5. good to choice heavy "a 9oS rough
heavy 81 rose Eht 81 Soas4 20: bulk Of sales 81 50
ass s. SHEEP-Reeeipts $500 headl sheep and lambs
ioal5c lower Western SHEEP s+Fst so native lambs
East Buffalo. Feb iC,ATTIE,-Receipts; $500 head:
market fairly ard generally 10fSc lower priUs
steers SrESs *: shirpirg 50 50s5 butchers 81 t5e
sfs4 is feeders - 5O<3 So stock heifers
50 25nS3: springers duh s3fS4 PCT
head lever; good s+Ss55; medium Good S5
sS4s. common S20FScO. VEALS-Receiuts 90 head:
narket 25c lower s0Gss IN OTS-Tecelps 10 SO
head: rnarke, active and IO815c heavy g:
dunn 81 aHas5: Workers 81 aods4 %: piss 81 9edsS
reurhr s4Ns4 Is: stays SS7e2 30 SUTEP AND LAMBS
-Recelrts COO head marieri active; sheep stssdv
lambs higher: lambs s5f6 40: yeaTiin s. = %
Is so: wethers 81 5oGsl 70: ewes 81 -g$4 50: sheep
naived s2 5077s4 81
Kansas CIV Feh. I.--cATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head
including 1880 Southrrns Market steady - slow En-
dressed beef. 81 SO 81 TO- fair
rood 81 sa7s so; Western FED steers steady 81 5ea
40; feeders 81 80 "a: Southern steers
slow. sa9s4: Southern cows s2Dts75: native COWS
a. So 65: calves strong 50 25sass Is. E9GS-Re-
reipt- 7 nnA head Market 5a Zoe lower Ton. 50 a5:
buk 80 sales 50 81 So "a a2is rac'r
sr. 7Na pigs and tights. 50 59T 20. SHEEP
-Receirts $500 head Market steady Native lambs.
IS: Western lambs 50 5eA 81 -: fed ewes.
s. western fed yeariings. sass 10: stockers
and s. T5T 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev,-Tofls February /. 1901
COFTTF--Yesteriay's coffee market iu point q ac-
Sv1ty reaching the record DAY q last
Total transactions $50 600 bags ana TIE mar
et ruled eenerally nm with important interests BUY ng
The opening vas hrm az advance az 10 % penis
After further gains slight reaction was 1rous ~
about hy the selling 81 importers but later the list vas
again rallied ana closed steady - . points net hsher
The opening advance had nothing On especial % encouae
primary points. While considerably un6er last years
sti slightly above the that started the
bull and the European markets were indifer-
Ire weekly nguIes q warehouse deliveries however
made bGllish showing. considered ana the Cot
Goa Tx hanEe houses who have recently been Identified
with ready buyers win considerable business
OF this character transacted reported. Tor the
q q leading New-0rlesns cotton bun. importers.
the other hand reported 20 be heavy sellers,
eunaoy against purchases recently made in Brazil their
offerings ln connection with profit taking Tor the account
Of Of tire pronent Wall Street houses being mainly
lslrunlental ~ tire midday reaction. Outsds demand
growing. however and tho cotton wss
passing fIesh HANDS The firm. with
QBotaions the basis q ssC Tor Rio No : TIE total
warehouse deliveries IN Tire Nnf1 for the
ia bags against 1869 last week SD l14317
laEi OF the Former New
SQZ Go against 1850 Santos receipts
the Aggregated b1a10 bags compared
week and l21O10 bags for tte corresponding
1st hccsips at Ro aggregated 6seU bags
$1,000 hst week and $500 last year. RIO shipped
ass @ the tinted states during the weeki Europe
1860 SantUs shipped s. 90 o. the Lned 5 ~
Europe. Receipts Bahia week were $3.50
hsgs Present 81 CO.. bags Shipments the Unfed
States. Germany and 90 the % Europe MI
The Of contract prices ia the lOal to-day
Wa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02


o''sa EEchsnse speeis Lyerpool cahes-spot cotton
American os5, rereirt; Ri 90 s,sTIsn IssS. ~
5 Ssq. 80 tg5g5es eDensd very iTTega4 70
MStss e si PENS higher Ts9Iuar Seid meorg5sTy-
june gg2eJuly and JglyAsgust sesd. AusustsopteEn-
Gsel Manchester Yarns and Cl0ths-The higher price,
tLoUR AND MEAL,-operauous ip the local -four mar
ness o. user9ns Oi f @ aas t sast &c. as s ~
pasrnt 81 aS5 ~. VIM ~t-aights - 25s7S4 20: win.
Ter patents 5as4 &: spring clears 9Ogs4 2o
BTGKWHi3AT F'IyoUT.-MsIke da quoted a s2as2 IS
choice 70 fancy g 5o$S s. cofsNA,Ai stesdy eEoeS
quoted Fne white arc yellow. 81 50aS co. coarse 81 IS
SO - 10 sIr1s 3o5 n sacks Standard ns4se $40 7o
ssi "a lfs, s. So red sGs So e e5y - bran zig
So 5oas24 500 homny chop. SO SO bulk and sS 80 in
GEAIN-wHEAT-77er va. very little intsres, IN tf3o
deveiopus inGrSased The sPe ula9ye trade and gave
re bull leader in ch6Sso was eSetsa Wits giving lie
aet It's chief support outside trade proved rather
cover sE5s !: 5ls opsnns and .Sro1sseet me !o.sc
ssnis assTssaied S+sSo SGsheis er Too 90 bushes
about these shipments was The heavy Russian exports
- sso 90 Issls3s Tssi5s linz lsss ssspssb
figures. English markets we're weakened b. the TN
Conditions IN the orient sJrrounded by these Influences
Therefore the professional juztlhed goins
yge show ana s SsoT ,ae s9ss sPss 9Th
reduction % S5s COO bushels wheat bought
leader took advantage Of the situ
the market From that time until the
close T. steady upward movement with last prices
a. noted. TIE closing down Of many four mills AZ
Minneapolis while primarily bear influence vas made
- OF the i1ee the shutdown
would ONLY Thursday Northwest country stocks
reported have decreased $4,000 bushels IN the
also called attention TO the fact
O. No ! Northern appeared in ihe
yesterday Local stocks decreased ~
bushels. Inc weather MP vas favorable and Ar
genuine advises saa rain There vas no export TRACE
No c.osed CSC eeN ator and 94c o Hroat. No
Northern Duluth. q o5is aficat CoBN-The bears
lad turn early IN tho day. working on the iiea
easy cables. good weather ara the ah>enoe 81 va
res later ~ the strong developments in
wheat the West active bull support was also
-lose leaving - higher Western receipts ral
ar - Visible supply Increased co..
Oa0 bushels on TIE other hand the local stock Dc
bushels. te amount lost l@sS
there fair seatoard clearurces and
TIE export amounted IS loads NJ closed
go no-rina- n elevator and t3isc o b aGoat. 10
white Bsc ard No . yellow b5c Z efoaL OATS
even a than the other markets
80 fr Fue-re5 afternoon bull movement. ana
~. casr here rejecting this advance made
a.arp grades with sales Of tloOep
ius5els TIE supply decreased 10000 bushels.
e~7 local stock reduced 1890 bushels No >
oats No . ssc. No whi-e 4eSsc No rh!te.
csc ,rseS white 8 g5:e; stanGard white 4Sass&e
RYr--ssarSet firm. No Western. 6S11c nominal { Q
saoat: state und jersey rye 5eSSSe BARI.EY-MsIiset
.Gul Feeding quoted 47c c I NeW-Iork. ana
ms lting JoIeou C 9 Bu1alo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Fe5. L--CIosrS WHEAT-Spot nominal;
futures quiet; March. Is nd May s. 2sd. July ponl-
nal CORS-SpcJ American ned. new. aEet, 2 u:
American mixed Sd az A. sa: futures quiet sIarca.
As .d May rs 2szd PEAS-Canzd.an steady. Is a.
FLOUR-St. Louis faney winter duiL IS al HOPS
At London. Pscinc Coast drm. Sc f0sSe7 los. BEEF
steady: extra india ness. tbs 81 PORK easy: prime
mess. wss.srn SIS PANS rru: short cut "a 70 is 70.
BACON steady Cumberland rs 30 10. Sss:
RIB. 10 n 35s Cd. hng clear nllIss LIZ al
= 70 "a n. ass onE clear rsiddlss heavy. s. &c u.
ais 6t clear backs rs % 20 % ass clear bleS
"a IL 70. 4es. SdSULDERS-S1ua-e. II % % % aun
AmsElszn refined. n potls. s6s % BUTTER norut-aL
CHEESE quisti American finest white, sis. American
fines, colorsd. SIS -ALIs3VPrme city steady rs "a.
TURPESTISE-S hrm. as RoSIN--corannoa Errl
Is i0isd. PETRCLEJs I-Redued nrrn. nd. oLI-Lfr-
seed quiet fIs Cd erttc1<eed HUI refined spot steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02

A. - iocsi market Tor eoct oorton clnses nort,.l o.,
bolnts advance. tire Of ~ sc for -.ISsi,a.
sxsH arc is.H0c Tor nliddnT Gun Total ,sf..
Sss ,s eeiiveres on contract Southern srot mar
Ns-a.rIe teegruphed follows: Savannah rrn ~.
f'eSs a. Whc. sales. l9s baies Chariest-r rr-o' -
49,. ~ nc. sales. - bnlcs auFusta NOMINAL =
- ~ ib-cs saies 90 baies wiiuir r4or &C.,,
nc 49, ,s.e Bsltlnore nominal &c higher al
fsFs Se"-o-sns firm. nc higher at i8 7-i0c. ssi.s
ipes ice Galveston. nrm. nc higher at ice. sSies
ssiss ~ ,Asgu,Sa Nominal. Nc higher. al ieso:
ii o n's Tor tO-norro~: New-C,rieans 10 on -
isss eoG,npareo With $50 last ana IL sas
Il -rs aa iIsus ls-t Hss,ston IS 80 "a
- against II 2zi last and II sis last YEA
rsree go ~ ne ports and interior poihs todRy CON
- ~'eH we sanle DAY Last wei .nt ln.t ,sar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02
rhs statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows.

a, 1OLLON-To-oay's cotton market was not one BIT
- AetlNe anu excited than SATURDAY.. The o.
49, secured then u Wil be recalled. d mat
II,e. thiet quarters Of cent a pound. and TO-DAY
49, IN En-. year sirce war times The market
1890 etionE a. an advance OF points. which
SSest4ee az the months into high ground v
-. eil-Ls tirongh the seventeen mark. There
- UeaNy selling a. tho advance. This caused
I-e Hfesuarits. but generally rpeakfrg 10 advance
Se-l-iIl-d until March had reached % Es Nav Il 10
- ~. -iol Following This heavier estf-1a-ts
80 lo-noffoWe receipts leading points eaEet tre
hSt on M connection with reports that thg local
-. -te1er was selling Until prices were within
o...ietq cefnano from spot fute~estE Who
nelieLeo % BE undoing hedges sold aeairst
eoteoh 4fc New-OrleHns also showed
-. eshsn rnessaees coming from there. u1fIe
- o4Ltern bufl leaders bought
~ ne loeA market This started prices upvgsrs
49, ald n the afternoon market - ro~t5
49,. L.ssieE ieNsls VITA March reaching
~ s-te July al-Ss. This represented a ref - -
" pssttlohs m question % $50 20 polrts go -
- cst .vs tne close % last Friday % verv nesr1,
eesf g. market vas nnally firm az mario 10
Months sg 70 sne Including s.yternb.- 3d., .
10000 49, e points. while Cctrher 49,
were estimated al i20o0 600 bS,es ' ~ hsheT ssles
- lei The local market To- -,
49, hisrheo " &c points. befrr 6no.S spot Gotten
Ahe ca advance sesisteS A.. .....iei az
p,sr..,' k,,,s Iat the report OF the Co..
ttNlls Nle amount OF cotton elnn.d = T ..ee'
sry ~ Shch Is expected become srs sS 70 Jann-
ne 81 o. ON % the month. would cora-. aIosnd
crop estimate, although local me Bulls
That ~ the END % next Texas S-i s ngore
keted the entire allotted 70 her ~ hafe mar
~ss as follows; 'A~1kst to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON eiARKEr.

Liverpool. Feb. I. .. un.-COTToN-S2ot II limited
demand; prices 20 points hghef american mdeng tAr
gIsd. good uiddIing. 302d. Eldding. S91d. kw mid
ding ssed: good Ordnayy s56d: Ordinary, s.56d- The
OFT The a. 60 bales. OF
speculation exD5rt ard Included AGO American Re
Ceuts l6.JsJ ilc-dlng Is 100 American Futures
opened quet and closed irregular and unsettled Annert
can ui1dtne % c. February. SfIds February and
sd April. S.66d. May.
ed: May June. c9d June and July. s.C9d. July
and August SGgi. and September S.J0i Septela-
Der and October 7-4d October and November. 6 s6d.