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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

autumn found the family still at de
Wick. Stephen had escaped, as had
also his companion conspirators, Ma
son and Blythe; and Matilda could not
but compliment herself little on her
share in securing their safety.
Towards the middle Of September
Sir Thomas reused himself from his
life among flowers and shrubs, and
said he must go back to London. He
had a sudden desire for his wharf and
his ONCE, and the bearded, outlandish
men that he would meet there. And
as the ladies also wished to return to
London, the beautiful home quickly
put on an air of desertion. Boxes lit
tered the hall; they were only waiting
until the September rain-storm should
pass away, and the roads become fit
for travel.
At this unsettled time, and in a
driving shower, Cymlin and Doctor
Verify were seen galloping up the
avenue one evening. Every one was
glad at the prospect of news and COM
pany, Sir Thomas so much so, that he
went to the door to meet the Doctor.
Nobody could be more welcome" he
said; land pray, what good fortune
brings you here?"
81 come to put my two nephews In
Huntingdon Grammar school. l want
them to sit where Cromwell sat" he
answered.
"Ah. This great Cromwell" said
Lady Jevery; but if he has the willy
Mazarin at his disposal, why can he
not find out something about that poor
Lord Neville? Has Col. Ayrton re-
turned, or is he also missing?"
He returned some time ago. He
discovered nothing of Importance"
Then l suppose we shall see no
more of Lord Neville. l am very sor-
~. He was a good youth, and he loved
Jane Swaffham very honestly"
A week after this evening the Jew
erys were in their own house, and Ma
tilda had sent word to Jane Swafham
that she wanted to see her. She
opened her heart on various subjects
to Jane, more especially on Anthony
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Paid 20 Cents After 80 Years.

A New York fruit dealer received 2o
cents in a letter from an anonymous
correspondent who says he stole
pineapple worth Is cents from him 80
years ago, and has had no rest from
his conscience since that time. 1t Is
to be hoped the fellow will now en-
Joy q nights rest.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Coffee Cigarettes.

Parisians smoke cigarettes made OF
the leaves of the coffee plant. Those
who have tried them prefer them to
tobacco cigarettes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Glasses for Soldiers.

British soldiers with defective eye
sight are now required by the war de-
partment to wear glasses.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Many School Children Are sIckIy.

many SCHOOL SIiioTeH ~ SS'J
Mother Gray's Sweet powders for Children.
used by Mother Gray. nurse in Children
Home, New York. break up Colds IN "A hours.
cure Feverishness, Headache, Stomach
Troubles. Teething Disorders and Destroy
Worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample mailed
free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, NY.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

Pfso's Cure is the best medicine We ever used
for all affections Of the throat and lungs.-"1
o. ExDsIEY, Vanburen. Ind, Feb IL. n@
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
sheep Live on Desert.

A tract of eastern Australia which
thirty years ago was SANDY desert
now supports over million sheep.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
CHAPTER XIV.
A Little Further On.

Tho settlement Of the affairs Of An
thony Lynn occupied Sir Thomas
mech longer than he expected. and the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
~ children teethtng softens the gums, reduces m
smmston, allays pain, cures wind colo &c oottie
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Mammoth Rose Bush.

The largest rose bush is in Mobile,
Ala. Five feet above the ground its
trunk is over foot In circumference.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
THE LIONS WHELP
A Of Cromwell's Time
BY AMELIA f. BARR
Of ~ofO Other
he Of ETC.
oopynr byDodd hs.da rights rsev.d)

"A Story OF CromwoIIs limo

Company All rights reservsdo
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
OTHER MARkgrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 1O.-cATTLF-Receipts. 2S.Ooo. Texans,
$50 Western. 200: market dull 1890 lower: good
prime SJgS6 poor medium S44$i 80; stocers
S29$4. cows SlnS4 % heifeys $2I$5;
SG$2 40: bulls S20S4 15 calves s. 5oQ$5 SO:
fed steers S3IS4 -: Western steers 81 SOg$4 81.
HOGS-Receipts. 25,OOD: market 5alCc lower; mixed
butchers 25R$5 G5 good 10 choice heavy 3Uq
50 co. rough heavy s. 9oaS5 2o light s. 25gS5 7o bulk
Of sales. 81 S0dS5 55
SHEEP@Receipts, Is 600: market dull lower: good
choice wethers 50 GOdS4 Is: fair choice mixed,
s. 55TS3 so. native lambs. 81 1896 90.
Union Stock Yards. PittshUrs. Aug 1o--CATTIE-
Supply lgat: market steady. Choice. So S0GS6 prime
50 5og$5 10 fair s4 100 9S4 so HOGS Receipts. light:
lower Prime he1ves. S5 IOd$J SO: medums S6.
heavy Workers $6nS6 light Workers pigs ST OJd
roughs. S4Q$5. SHEEP-Suppy fair: market slow
81 lS4S4 - sheep. 81 5O6 s.;
spring lambs S3G$5 90 veal calves S6G$6
Cincinnati Aug. 10-TIOGS lower; butchers s. TOl
common S4RS5 CATTLE duh; 10 good shippers
S4QS4 s.; common S2gS2 so SHEEP steady. Sld$3 75.
LAMBS steady. S5d$6 80.
Kansas city. Aug. 1O.--CATTI4E-R 10000 in
eluding 500 ScutheTns. Market slow Zoe lower.
Choice EXPORT beef steers S5IS5 30; fair
good S3 T5IS5; steers 26g$4 % stocers
feeders 25S4 %; Southern steers So 500S4 25;
Southern cows 81 5O8$3 -; cows 81 1854 native
hefers 81 6OdrS4 30: bulls 81 25@S3 80; calves 5O
81 80. HOGS-Receipts, 10000. Market 5it10c lower.
Top SIS So bulk 0GS5 %; heavy. s. 10a$5 20: pack
ers S5 lOdS5 - pigs and lights. S5gS5 80. SHEEP
Receipts 200 Market steady TO 10c lower. Native
lambs S48S6 native wsthers, IS I5QS4 Is: native
ewes SSaS3 49, Western lambs, S4d$6 25; Western year
ngs SO 5Qs4 30 Western sheep So SOgS4 So stockers
and feeders 81 50ds3 20
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Ner-York. August 10. 1900

SeT-York. August 10. 1903.
REEvEs-Reeeipts were 1l2 cars; or 20lS head in
eluding n consigned direct and S3 for the market
making with the cattle held from previous Arrivals
Al sale OF which SS at Jersey City and D
Sixtiet-s yards. The opening rather slow
and the feeling unsettled account OF the srts sellers
however. held hrm and the market closed 10 to 15o
higher on steers: bulls, on light supplies are also
The YARDS were we'll cleared Common % choice steers @
- 20; bulls az So 50Gs3 so: cows at 81 o0sS So There
moderate trade dressed beef and prices
higher wholesale than Yesterday Liverpool
don cables quoted live cattle az liG121ao per 10
dressed weight. with few selling at 12S4c sheep
sog at 1Og2e dressed weight refrigerator beet higher
az lie Der Ib shipments to-day the korona 70 the
West Indies included 90 sheep for L s. Dtllenoaok To
the Numdian Glasgow will out 2Ss cat
tie for various shippers
Sales-keGns Commission Kentucky
1922 10 average IS 50 per 100 no. % do 0li n at
g oo 22 do lOeS 10 at 81 25 - Chicago do 1927 70 az
IS; II Ohio do 1875 10 at IS; % Virginia do lilo o at
s4S
Sherman & Culver; ss Ohio steers 1saS rb at SO; 15
eo 1875 10 at S. os; do, 1878 70, az So 10 "a .
J. 3 Gibson: u Ohio st-ers i406 10, SO oa 10 do
1908 In At s5 5o "A bulls and cows aIs n, ~ s. 80
eP1sTsSn S q 10 oaie steers lS2, 20 st - tSi as ~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Tork, August 10 1904
cs1FFEE-It another active day coffee. with
.,lss footing Up about I26250 bags The opening
~ al an advance 1OS15 points. Tie market continued
I'm during forenoon but in the late trading
.ie easier under heavy realizing. which attributed
o houses with important New-g.iesus connections, and
close steady with TIE gains down 10 matter q
F6O points The opening frmaess due 10 continued
tuvsnE Europe. and commission houses generally en-
the hrmEess Of the primary markets end rlroTs of IN
fsyo.s crop though nothing definite was learned
this respect HeNTe at nrst vas Disappointing but az
fsrard regaireC the ,oss. and Hamburg unchanged
20 pig higher Of The Brazilian market RIO was
reIs higher ana Santos unchanged Receipts continued
ful al ports end Interior Santos points but the
JunGahy movement, being smaller, indicated slight sL
ing of IN immediate future. which, however, is
hardly likely prove than OF the fluctuations
common movement any commodity 10 market
TIE business here included considerable amount os
switching late positions representing the
continued evening Up OF the September option. the long
interest which must have been pretty well hQuldated
by this time During the day It reported that spot
showing some Improvement, and warehouse
deliveries recently have been running little heavier
this last year. Importers thought 10
Be moderate buyers IN the futures market at one time
curing the Gay. but slso sellers There some
evidences OF broadening of the outside buying interest
curing the morning but the late session this movement
checked by the pTottskiag Of old longs The spot
arke reported hr. with quotations on the basis OF
Tkc for Rio NO Z.
The Of prices IN the local market to-day
mas
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentins quiet. but
steady and unchanged. with machine made bar
rels quoted at 5Ghc. Rosin was dull We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls. 55 q
@56N.
RosIN-comInon to stTatnsd, 81 e5; Y 81 s5; 3. s8;
G, SO O5 II, So 109s3 Is: T. SO 459$3 80; x, SO 80
81 s5; N, 81 269tt2t; n. 81 25@s{sOI W c. 81 $50
- So W. S'@ STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpenGnes Dds 616
Savannah. Aug. 10.-TURPEGTINE hrn, So \ O; re-
cepts 4sl; sales 2O5i ezports 100. RoSIN Arm;
eepts 2.l67; sales, 1851; exports, st5o Quoted; A.
B. c. So s0 D. So 35; Z 50 90: E, So IS; @. So so; H
g 9o l. tsa5@is 80; X, So So: NJ. So sS N. 81; @.
Chariestons AUs: 1o-TURPENTINE s2he; no
D. 50 SO so; E, 50 30: T, 50 sB g. So 4o H. 50 6O
SO 10; K IS 3s: NJ ss s5; N, So so; W c. 81 Is; W.
81 40.
Wilmington. Aug 10-TURPENTINE firm. B2Ho
bid: receipts, as bbs RO5IN. nothing doing; receipts
ia ebls. TAR Arm. 81 70; receipts - bbls. CRUDE
TURPENTIND arm, 50 rs. a76 and 81; receipts 136
bbls.
London, Aug. lo.-TURPENTINE. spirits. 4Os Sd
ROsIN. American strained, SIS ga; fine, lis Cd.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

POULTRY-ALIV'Ei-Fe to-day. II carloads by
freight and few scattering cOops ey express Continued
rather slow and In considerable accumulation though
prices held about the Other live poultry unchanged
II. lac. Do Southern aud Southwestern per n he:
iowa n. l4c. ROSTERS. 10. 9c TURKEYS l2c,
ana southwsstorn 4oa65o GEESE Western ao aTersei
per pair SlaSl 20 do Southern and Southwestern. DUcG
arc rather Tree today nut there Is good demand for
Western spring chickens and desirable grades firmly held
same The tone is shade easier Fresh killed turkeys
hIn' Nearby spring tuG.:s unGhanged squads plenty
Nesteia mems average run lAIl0c 20 toms. average
run; lag be- DO common 1918; CHICKENS. sprlng.
mixed sizes 1919; do Pennsylvania 50 10 pair,
lsgl9c; do State and Pennsylvania. 15G1c
90 under 3 ID to pair i544c DO Western. large. dry
picked. l6c: do scalded lJq5c; do Western South
ern, small 3Ql4c fowls Western dry picked i3isc:
sealde l5g 5ac do Southern and Southwestern 10 2c:
90 tcaded ~ ze: do fair to good l2sql3c; old cocks
per 10 0c DUCKS spring Island per n, l5951sc
Virgin virginia fancy. i5S; do fair to good 18gl4o GEEsB,
F5n large white per dozen. 81 30: do mixed per dozen
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-On Offerings Of pota-
toes liberal but demand fair and market steady
potatoes and IN light receipt and higher Cabbages
Corn In excessive supply and considerable going
over unsod Celery steady for fancy large Eggplants
Lima beans largely Onions held steady
uand moderate. Peppers very low. Green peas and
prices low and Irregular. Squash dull weak. To
matoes in excessive supply and low We quote: PO
low, Dbl 50 6OaS3 yams white per bbl 81 1892 5O
81 50GS2; BEETS, nearby, 100 bunches 1909
81: CARROTS. nearby. Per 100 bunehes Soq75c; CAB
per Dbl. lbG25c; CUCUMBER PICKLES. per 1000 I5c9
81 25: CUCuMBERs per hbl 25@60o; do per bush box.
punches. 4O16Oc; EGGPLANTS. per bush box. 2Oga5o:
LETTUCE. per dozen 5Oq7bci BEANS. lima. basket.
s1q$2; ONIONS. nearby. yellow per Dbl. sass 25 DO
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
q Interior points to-day. com

Exchlnge special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
euei: sales 5000 bales; speouation and export 800;
American 500O receipts e000 1000 American: mddline
upland. BO2d FUTURES opened barely steady points
lower closed quiet and points lower and 20
Poats lower OF distant positions August 6Ted August
vernher ss21; Northumberland b2ed; Dscember-
January. 62ea Jsnnay-k eoruary FebTuary-Narch and
Msrcl-ADTi sd Aaaehestes-TaFns ana cloths dull
FLOUR AND MEAL-rheus we're features In
yesterdays Buyers out % the market.
as active business e CONCERNED Prices remain n.
Spring IS 5Gs6. winter strzghts 81 65Ss
patents So sO8s5 IS: spring clears IS so9sz so
winter. IS 509S5 90; No winter So s5S
Se So RYE FI1OUR-E1rm. Quoeds Fair good, 81 $50
g s0 choice fancy. g so9S4 e6. coRNSlEAL-FSrm-
opoted: Kiln dried SSGs3 20 20 brand. BAGNEALs-
Eirn Quoted: Fine white and ye:ow 81 -; cease s. 10
ard middlng s2s: nour DO So: red dog. s27 August
shipment. city bran s209S21. bulk anc sacks: heavy
iced f221323 micc4ing s22 S09z26 so;
sc dog sz hominy chop sS bulk 80 Is: Omeai SIS So
EkA4N-WEzEAT-Tkere q further disposition
sinong wheat traders 20 sell out Of their long
ssl1 IN ysstercays MARKET and hftsr very Eregular
seascE. during which time went beyond tha
lstiors nEhi clo.s6 unsettled 4 70 Ike de-
en AZ lowest point Of the day Sepember IN the local
sEset wzs jnzs cents down from the highest ot ths
esfsn~1I Asids lkA fAot thai the soV<rnn&nt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug 1O.-Closing- -wHEAT-spot nominal;
ss17spot. aIm American mixed, new 4s Sd DO old 4s
dian steady So sd FIoUR5st Louis fancy winter dull
BEEF-EStra india mess DUH SIS od PopxPyISss - Is
mess Western. steady, 67s Cd HAMs-short cut IA 70
10 ~ strong. SOS Cd BACON-CumberlRld 10 80
10 r 44s Ga; short re ie 70 q 70, steady 4ss Cd:
long clear middles light Is 70 "a 10.
clear mddes hesvy - 70 90 ~ steady 4es short clear
arm 46s- SHoULDERS-sapare. II TO Is N. firm. as.
lard quist prime western In tleress quiet. 54s Sd
American refined IN pals. Sos BUTTER-Good United
States aulet. CHEESE firm; American finest white
90. TURPENTINE-Spiriss, Ais LINSEED on. rrnn.
steady. Is Cd
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
New YORK, New HAVEN 8 HARTFORD r. R.

Iraias dePaTt from Grand Central station izd S. ana
BOSTON, via New London and Providence-t5:OO.
I 5:oS go 5iS iSO2 ..1a56 4 % p = l;OO lO' '''S0
BOSTON. via Willimantic-fsS.GO A ~. 200 P II.
BOSTON. via sprnghed-i9UO A NJ. tlIl2:0O. 400.
al 100 2. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST AI,BANS AND QUEBEC
70 $40 \. N. 20 P ".
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-@gS 90 p. ~.
FITCHBCEtCi. via Willmantic, Putnam, and worcester
LAKFSVGIIE aud NORFOLK, tYe:1s A NJ 1880 P NJ
CT BARRINGToN STOCtBRIDGE, LE&OX: PITTS
FIELD-t0OO. Tt3:l5 A NJ. 81 so. 1850 P NJ.
WATERBURY ana WINsrED-TS:oV 5000, tfs:oo.
fsl0O2. StlO02 ito Waterbury, A. NJ, Itl0 0S. t+:SO,
sf5:Ol 1880. $500 60 Waterbury, P. NJ.
Ticket Offices Grand Central Station and c125th St..
CHS c26l 1lS3, c54 Broadway, cS Park Place.
e25 Union square GIs2 Fifth Az e24S Columbus Az 6is
Madison Av- c2I3 West 125th ST. l53 East l25th St In
brooklyn. CA Court St. $50 Fulton ST.. 800 Broadway
z n.
"Daiy. Except Sundays. ssundays only. sarur
days only fStoPs at 125th ST. tParlor Car Limited
Has Dining Car Agencies selling Parlor and Sleep
Ing tickets also
c. T HEMPsTEAD. Cen Pass Ast
o NJ SHEPARD. Gen. supt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. TO- p. nn-cotton. spot. limited de-
mand prices easier and six points lower; american
6O2di low ddllng. Sod good ordinary 50id ordinary.
s. 4Od o 5000 bales, which
900 speculation and export and included 440O
American Receipts 5000 bales including 800 ATner-
Futures opened and closed quiet. American
middltng C. August, SIZED; August and September.
b.6Od: September and October $40; October and No
venber 632d November and December. 29d December
January 8 Esd January February 525d; FebrI-
and March. O. sd: March and April 5.25d.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
REIE;4ADlNG r. DING System

" OG1SSEA Sf1N NAL *. R.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tms from south
Fsi'F a's minutes earlier than shown bsow.)
Ea1ssln0Ns BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
ntNh-zt0O t7.15 Easton onlyl 8 10 a. m Il 20-
az e-99 tS-45 Easton only Sun. "a 25
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo SO ~
ev99 z m SUNDAYS. "a 25 a. m. / 90 ID. m
AAhhAERMNSoDs hARMNSSoDs LAkEHuRST. TOMS RIVER AND
S NEGAI-z40O. $40 a m, Il 50 IS 80. Lake
SS9od aud LaNshurst onIyJ. 42O p m sundays
ATLANTIC 4lAANT CITY-ss40 a. m. fs.4O ?. m
NLSELaND AND BAiDGETOS-fz40O a. m. sff30
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
FONT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
70 7dDe $50. 1LSo a m II 20. IS 80. 35s Except
SSendays except Ocean Grove. els q. m. 80. %.
PHILADELPHIA- TERMINAr,. s4ss
.t9O. TS0O 800. 1000. f11OO a. m, fl200, 90.
slSO. 400. 1900. 300. $500. rs 90. f7SO So 90
5000 ?. m, .12I5 uldt '' ' Se'
S4.b .I5 Al AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-ll25 800 1000.
sII55y9 a m 200. t'4oo. $780, '70o ts.25 p.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHNGTON-soo. 1000. 1soe.
REaDING. HARRIsBTRG, POTTsvIILE AND WILL
a m. Reading onlyl. Is1-OO. Nsl2O, f2o0 D. m
EsSainG Pottsvills and Hrsbs only. t4.00 IS 90 p
Atlantic Highlands. ssabrght. Monmouth Beach Long
a m. 100, ace. sts 4S0 $50 tso6 to Asbury Park5
Pm, m sundays @ 1000 a m. Loo 400. 500 m
snhday, sSunday only tParlor cars only. lVa Taras
Qlt.,. NSatlrdays. aExcept Saturdays
Ofnees: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. House.
s ssI; Ia is90 1$S4 Brosdway ls3 18th Ay 25 Union
Fulton ST. B'kiyn: $50 way wmsburs New xSPss
60 eas for and checks baggase 70 dsstnation
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Passr Azt.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

- Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County OF
New York, notice hereby given all persons havln
claims against Adolph Keller late OF the County e New
York deceased ths with vouchers thegeos
the subscribers their place Of ransacttns
Butler. NotMan. JOltne Myuterse,
attorneys No 54 Wall Street IN the City New York
Borough OF Manhattan or before ths 5h day OF Jan
Dated New Yorh. the 9Oth day ot June. 1904.
CLOTILDE r. KELLER HUGO I. KELLER. CHARLES
MEYER. Executors.
BUTLER NOTMAN, JOllNE MHNpkFiSE.. Attorneys
Executors 54 Wall Street. Manhattan Borough. New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

port had restraining influence upon operators all day.
kst there numerous advces in hand re-
With he goomy advees f "ss me- e9n9ons @ & as compared e
the belt aeclaTed thaf nns rus s In @ many p9Ts OF
ssss!aIeG Tot specolauve purposes 1t was also in
ha9 pretty well disposed Of their nss @ oa9iaE Sai The 6aF
perhaps short selisrs kert 10 x! lea 1Ein snnds
- 81 z. & l9ng Theat IN yaIous quarters Early estimates
] oaE mo e5oEa We're 70, at al clear this subject
while noting the injury to winter wheat early in
aSS5SEe stating tnat wheat was making fairy salts
two weeks late The promise said 70 yield
IttoTiss Snow wired North Dakota that in some
sections @ wneIe the early promise was for 70 bushels
c6n,nud apaRec boarb G heanF 0Tege eGIe
Vas aasy 20 'ioS9 o th@ early IN tho day u Liverpool
points up Berlin IS pfennig higher. and Budapesth
naqs 4 d ,9 fairly liberal although large earlier
interior receipts show about million bushels
f b X me @ same time. Al the immeii9Je ~ ope9ns
{en9T - under foIetsn selling Later the price advanced
afternoon. with final rally t. 81 O4s No 2 red
Bath 81 80 hsTd a - Eanitooa 9 40 81 o. ofS'
ali da although the osa aa m o os VIZ its aTsnee euta bea
tse ctose S & WIZ c9easS about mGway between nign,
TOO much cool weather in tie belt and prospects for
ether snect the naret and some reports said
crease Total western reeePt. Tor the DAY Wero 40 ooo
bushels, against aS2. 900 year. No
closed at Ss9Sc elevator and 5sGjS14c aflost:
9 white, eoo and No yellow. SO o ahoat. oATs-
Following corn. the oats market rather firm at
times during the day and closed steady. The cash
Ret there active but unchanged follows: Mixed
cats 26Gs2 H. 4l94Sc: natural white 9oG32 n 45Q4ee
and clipped white. 450S2c- RTE-MarlKct nominal
BARLEY-Market quiet Feeding quoted q
1 Z New York. The government report spring
wheat condition ST5c, and Statistciaa c Brown.
last month. ana % 934 COO actual Winter wheat
yield l23 bushels production, according
,he goyernment report Of s33 400 600 bushels Total
tnated yield COS 6S 0G0 against G3I sol 900 bushels
actual year Corn condition 81 , against
month Estimated yield. 2564 $4,000 bushels. against
25210oo coo last month. 2244 f76O0O last
Amount OF in farmers hands - 34l 900 bush
els 81 per Of ths crop. Spring wheat condition
last month Was 937 and last III There
tically trade the curb
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

C9ITON--Ihe cotton market generally quiet yes
eaay Win Gales reaching only l2 O9O
e-e ano such business transacted seemed 70
ey between larger professional interests. trad
efs appeared 70 be merely trading and out og
market pending some change the situation or
1e and thus break the present deadlock. Refecting
thete scalping operations, the
with fluctuations opening prices were .
70 ro.nts higher. During the they sold az a
lei gam q 10 points the broke
later 70 decline Of points. after this there
sts trading months sold slightly the high
prices o. the morning The close steady, little over
The opening figures, Gt net advance 3 pointE
August Neglected during the entire session. changing
aancs only few times, high 10 1bc as
lO- The opening hrnlness was n the face rather
support and scattered buying by shorts were pre-
sunaby rendered apprehensiye % reports
suit q the continued rains IN the half
At TIE advance that larger
selling ana the room element starting In TO the
tee tcr turn the decline followed the
private adVlces. claiming deterioration
weather. seemed the increase, coming chiefly from
NeFCTleans brokers with NeW-OTleans connections
were leading buyers. But there nothing indicate
the shorts generally being made by
favorable Of crop reports and stil looking
would for eventual decline. which believe
roTe freely Houston receipts yesterday
mate Included 3l8 bales OF crop estimate
iog to-day calls 500 900 bales These figures
above last years. but the crop rap
idy Of the bears had anticipated, probably
result of the weather Meanwhile the bulls
Get mills are buying more freely and that new
iFas VII be taken up very quickly, while hedges
lEely % be sold until the crop Is past all danger
The range of contract prices IN the local market to-day
N1s az tolloUB:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
: PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abner g. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York dated Is March l1O notice is hereby syen TO al
against COTneiia TAaysr RObb, late
County New York. deceased the
vouchers thereof the subscriber place of
the Cca OF Stephen IL. Oln No.
81 Nassau The City of New York before
the 10Th day Of October next
Dated New York. the 24Jh day Of March. 1900.
JAMES HAMPpEN ROBB Executor.
STEPHEN H. OLIN Attorney for Executor. 81 Nassau
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

Iae local market tos SPOT cotton closed quiet with
foE niddlng Gt sales spnners $50 bales Southern
SPOT markets Ue teeg-sphsd follows: Galveston hT
t Augusta steady. unchanged ioe; sales e5 bales
Wilmington nominal. Norfolk quiet, unchanged at I0&ci
Ees lW eses baltimore nominal AT II 25e St Louis
quiet unchanged at l0c Savannah steady. unchanged
at ione sales. bales Hsw-OrlsznR steady. unchanged
ct 1oac sales. 325 bales
Receipts the ports ronts to-day coro-
psrsd s.fh lie sane asv ISSt wee, ~ IsE1