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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-16
ZirfaII RaIeasad

The charge of forgery against o. Is.
Iirfal was yesterday dismissed and he
was released. Lirfal was brought back
from California charged with forging
name 10 a pay check To is understood
that fun settlement of the matter was
made, including payment for bringing
him back 20 Utah.
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Get IN the shade

That is the most popular in shirt col
orings this summer, We have the very
newest effects in Madras, oxford and
an linen
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 AEaiu Street
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The Rocky Mountains.

that your tickets read via The Colora-
do Midland. either going or returning.
sXou get all the best scenery this way.
Through Standard and Tourist Sleep
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Via d. & R. G., Sunday, June 10.
Coed fishing. First-ulass hotel Beau
tiful surroundings. Fine fishing ground
easily accessible. It's worth the money.
Don't miss it, Leave salt Lake a. M.
Returning, leave Castillo $3.50 p. m. and
1902 ID. m-
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RAINIER brothers, aerial specialists,
Saltair, today.
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ABsTRACToRs OF TITLES

sN~0N~~~~~~-~0N0~~~
THE Security Abstract Co., Salt Lake
and TOOele county abstracts. Atlas BIZ.
50 W. I'd South. Tel 290
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STOCK BROKERS


j.. AT. WEST & CO. stock brokers, So
d. j.. Walker block. Tel. 1o59-E
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French -. nFilan. ssnnit.

Three varieties Of our beautiful straw
hats shown this season. You can't find
hauds0mer styles anywhere.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
165 Main Street.
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AUTOMOBILES

s~~~N~N~s~~~~~~~--~>
UTAH AUTOMOBILE Co, s. Market
St We have the finest automobile house
I'm the west and sell and rent the finest
automobiles. See our bargains 10 auto
mobile suudTies and second n1nd ma
chimes, Phone 232Q-Y,
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The June Bride and Groom
VIII be more happy ir they have us
decorate their new home with our
artistic paper hansings. ". A. DUvaI,
always the best paint and painter, I24
W. End So. Phone. 1lf5-k.
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sN.o~sNN@~Nse~-@N~e~-~~~ ~<se~Ns@~sseasAAs-As
WOMAN specialist for women. Lulu
Brooks, ri. d.. Constitution block
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
ss~-e~N~-~N~e~-~--~~ss~s a~eerv~T~as-e@Ss.ese
MITCHELL Van < Storage Co S. w.
% So. safes moved Tel 1861
MOVING. storing. packing and ship
ping Redman Van & STORAGE Co. Phone
$50. office ls6 and LIS So. y. Temple 81
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL
@s4~~ss-~---~~r~~-r4-s>--~r-s-
WE ARE headquarters for nav. Grain
flour feed and coal, wholesale and retain.
Orders promptly attended 10. I25 j.. Sec
0nd South. Phone 1885. AIarnane & Co.
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COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO., go Main.
Wholesale and retail manuf opticians.
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CARPET CIEANTNa

~~-~~~@-@~~7eN@se@ess-s-~e sNe@as
UTAH Steam Carpet & Wall Paper
Cleaning Co. Latest process. Feathers
renovated. "a Richards St. Phone 17S7-K.
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HAIR DRESSING. MANICURING
-~~~g~S~~-~~~-~--~-0---~-~~
FANNIE WILLIAMSON 403 Scott
StreVel building
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asr-ass@~Ns~s-sss-seess-a-s~s~s
BOB ANDERSON, the practical plumb.
err 22l South State St Tel gI23-Z
ID. w. JAMES & CO., plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors. g. East Sec
OEd South street Phone SIg
JAMES J. FARRELL, S35 south Main
street Phone 12l5-K.
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UTAH commandery No. =. knights
IemDiar. There viii Doe "a special con
e.aEe on THURSDAY. june u.s. 1901 an
% CLOCK T. IN, when tha Red Cross degree
wall ne conferred. All 5OiGuwUg Sir
Knights are cordially invited DO ATTEND
CHARLES r. JENNINGS
Eminent Commander
j. J.. WILSON. Recorder.
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WASATCH LODGE no. j. T.. & a. If.
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
nall the second Friday Of each month.
Members of sister lodges and solUuTlils
brethren cordially invited.
A. BROWN. ~. d.
A. j. LOWE, Secretary.
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UTAH COAuANDERY 40. 3, knights
Tepsssar. At Masonic han first Thursday
asscA month, 1890 o'clock. Sir knights Inc
ViJCd.
CHARLES II. JENNINGS, T. c.
J. L. WILSON, Recorder
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INNDALE
An ideal spot for home opposite Lib
erty park bet 9Th anu 5th East. choicest
lots in this section of city, just plated.
Prices low. Easy terms.
-OakIET
Thirteen blocks from temple. High.
level ground. city water, street car. shade
trees, graded streets, Building up zap
idly.
Hubbard Iuvt- Co, IS vs.. 2d South.
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TICKET RRoKERs.

I WANT few solicitors to handle pro-
tectcd household speciality that H. sold eN-
by subscription and is "a money
and labor saver, and absolutely new. In
vestlgata this. CAL 60 Progress bldg.
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ATTORNEYS.

-.>-~~~~~~~~~S~~~~-~->~
MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, $50 ". 80
Moth, attends cases before, during and
after confinement VIII nurse Patients
at her home If desired. References given.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-03

to-day and appeared before him in it.
She had been on the vaudeville stage,
and played her part so successfully later
that she became as popular in the circus
as her husband. Since his death she has
appeared at summer resorts and in coun-
try fairs all over the country, going on
the stage in the winter.
Cynthia is really a woman. A good
many people have doubted that, and fire.
quently they ask her to take off her sun
bonnet that they may see her hair before
they will believe 1t.
1T is a good business" she said to a
New York Telegram man, "and there is
a chance for some one to step into my
shoes after / die. Until then l am pro-
tected by law in my character makeup,
However, not every woman could fill the
part. Several have copied me and at
tempted it, but they have given it up be-
cause people would say when they were
addressed; oh, get away; you're fake
IL certainly takes personal magnetism
to make this a success. A girl may be
clever, but without magnetism do not
believe she will be popular.
much as / mingle with men and Joke
with them, no man has ever been rude
to me or presumed in any way. At county
fairs l sometimes go into the poolrooms
and bet dime or SO. The rooms are full
of men, but they always make way for
me kindly as whimsical old woman,
and many of those who know me address
me as mother My life is really all sun
shine, a pleasure for me, and making
other people smile"
Cynthia is a woman past so years OF
age. Her work is not buffoonery. There
is a limit to it, and she has too good judg-
ment to overstep this. She is clever
reader of human nature, and when she
says: Hello, Bill. ! put my ten cents
put up yours" she says it to the right
man, and in a way that does not seem
vulgar For the most part it is her
pleasant, kindly smile that wins.
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MAKES BARKING PAY
AN EASTERN WOMAN SUPPORTS
HERSELF IN STRANGE WAY.
Is So Clever and Modest About II
That She Enjoys Everybody's Re-
spect Makes Tired People
Forget Their Worries.
New York Special.

We were stroling with the crowd at
Luna park that evening II had been q
hard working day for US at Coney island,
and we were cross and tired. Just then
Cynthias face caught our eye, and we
forgot we were tagged, smiled back at
her and stayed an hour longer, spending
more dimes.
That's what Cynthia was there for,
that Is why she is at the park this year,
simply to touch the human spot in peo-
pie, and make them forget their wor-
ries and 20 in for grand, good cash
spending evening or afternoon. For
Cynthia is the one woman barker" in
her section.
After all, she doesn't bark very much,
and never loudly. 1t isn't so much
what Cynthia says or does that makes
her and the shows she booms popular.
Neither is it her makeup, for she wears
only and always a short-skirted wine
colored figured calico, coarse shoes and
small gray bonnet IL she were not
Cynthia you would not turn your head
twice to look at her.
w Heu VIC GduSuL Blight vi ucl ShS H1S
standing in front of one Of the shows,
twisting the corners OF her red bandana
handkerchief, shifting her weight from
foot to foot and looking pleasant. She
nodded to us beneath the sunbonnet and
above huge glassless goggles astride her
nose. We noticed the quaint figure whose
waist was cut like country dressing
sacque, trimmed with white cotton en-
broidery around the turnover collar and
bottom of the sacque. OF course, we
went into the show. Who could resist
the kindly, shrewd, coquettish look on
Cynthia's face?
Fully named. Cynthia is known to the
public as Laura Morris Cynthia, although
she Is the wife of James B. Macks, the
man who is said to have originated the
Yankee farmer OF Forepaugh's circus
years ago and who was known all over
the country. About nine years ago 1t oc-
Cured to Cynthia, who had just been
married, that she could simulate wom-
an character of the same type, so she
made such simple costume as she wears
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Snakes Nest in a Bureau.

When Mr.. and Mrs, Victor N. Hubbard.
OF New York city, opened their summer
house, near Cochecton, Sullivan county.
N. Y, Mrs. Hubbard opened bureau
drawer and was frightened almost into
Mysteries by blacksnake five feet long,
which crawled out on the floor. Her
shrieks brought her husband. who killed
the reptile. Three other smaller snakes
we're found in the bureau, while IL more
of various sizes were found in the base
ment. The snakes had entered through
a hole in the foundation. There were AZ
feet in all OF dead snakes when they were
naasured- "A !
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his inventions than for his special class
of work. Lord Kelvin is essentially a
scientist, while Edison has often point
ed out that he Is mere inventor. Kei-
WINS wonderful mathematical faculty
always has been his distinguishing
characteristic. He revels in high
mathematics, and Is never really hap
by unless he Is covering blackboard
with figures proving that the sun, moon
or stars weigh just so much. or that the
earth is losing heat at the rate OF so
much per year. as he has often said,
"below the apex of the Himalayas."
1t was naturally expected that when
Lord Kelvin retired from Glasgow uni
versity, few years ago, he would take
prolonged rest, but, though he is now
in his seventy ninth year, he has no idea
of retiring His country home at
Netherall, where he now does most of
his work, is practically an immense lab
oratory. 1t has every appliance, both In
ventilation and electricity, that this
country can provide, and it is here that
one of the master minds of this age
works as hard to-day as he worked 20
airs ago.
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HAS cEDED HIS ISLANDS.
King of Manua and His Chiefs Are
Now Loyal Wards of the
United States.
TutulIa (samoal Special.

Tutuila (Samoa) Special.
The king of Manua and his chiefs have
ceded the Manua group of islands to the
United States. This Is the outcome of
a fair and successful administration of
the islands by the several command
ants appointed by the navy depart
ment to govern eastern Samoa.
When Great Britain, Germany and the
United States agreed to divide Samoa.
the Manua chiefs made some resistance
and declined to be associated with the
other islands usually designated as
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WORKS As HARD AS EVER.
Lord Kelvin, Although 10 Years of
Age, Still Actively Engaged in
Scientific Work.
London tEng.) Special.

Lord Kelvin works harder than any
other Englishman on earth. In this
respect he resembles Edison. In fact,
there are many similarities between the
two great inventors. They might both
be called human dynamos. Edison does
himself much injustice when he an
nounces that he only works at things
because he expects to make money from
them. He has said this time and again;
but few have believed him. Lord Kelvin
works, as he has said, because there's
nothing else to do"
The title Of British Edison" has been
conferred upon Lord Kelvin more for
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Aperfect PatnIess Pm

is the one that will cleanse the system,
set tie liver to action, remove the bile,
clear the complexion, cure headache and
cave good taste in the mouth. The ia
NOUS little pills for doing such work pleas
antly and effectually are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. Bob Moore, Of Lafayette,
Ind, says: "All other pills have used
grippe and sicken, while DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are simply perfect" Sold
by Clifford w. Tabler and w. s. Harper
& Co.. druggists.
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Analvsis Of Patent Nostrumg

Government analysts have examined
the various patent medicines sold in
Germany, and ascertained that fully 80
per cent of them are without medicinal
value, while 20 per cent. of them are in
furious to health. The so-called tonics
are nearly all hurtful, because Of the all
cohol they contain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-03

Mr.. W. L. Outcalt received word
last Saturday that his brother, Mr..
John 5. Outcalt died at an early houI
Saturday at a hospital in Phila'
delphia. Mr.. Outcalt was resident
of Philadelphia and was aged GA years.
Mr.. W. E. Outcalt lett SATURDAY. night
80 attend the funeral.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-03

Low-rate ten.day coach excursion
via Pennsylvania railroad, August
10, II, "a and 81. Rate, $1,000 from
Martinsburg. Train leaves Martins
burg at $40, connecting with special
train from NewYork, arriving st Louis
AIS %. m. next day ms 81
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Wealth Of the Rothschilds.

The Rothschild family of bankers Is
worth about 81 500, 100000. the French
branch being represented by about
$3.50, 900 and the English firm by
considerably more
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-03

KING TUIMANUA OF MANUA.
Samoan Potentate Who Has Just Coded
His Realm to Uncle sam.)
comprising the Samoan group. They
accepted a p-otectorate, but declined to
cede the islands as the Tutuila chiefs did
In 1900.
Several years ago Tuimanua was
taken from the ranks Of the natives, and
with the assistance of some mission
aries, made king. He has since then
regarded himself as the most powerful
monarch of the earth, and has resent
ed interference with his domain of three
small isles. He refused to pay allegiance
to the Samoan government, and intend
ed to wage war upon Great Britain, Ger
many and the United States combined
during the recent troubles in the South
seas. He was pacified when he learned
that he would not be disturbed in his
idle life in his palace.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.


- ,ales reTrorted. dressed teet
BEEvE5Eo receipts: , NO 3D. general sales 79se
quoted
rer 20, sies I64Fiic per 10. dressed %es!t' tssay
ee.al, s;fssc n. Reported ,ttfa fgr
tof Di -. Torint6an for GLASGOW Nitn 80 90 10
~, ~. s.ift Beef Company. No exports '''
9Exr,sR.ceipts all fer the market We
t-,lsf carried over from
rna head be sold, ell ct E,xueth
ratt CSives rerorted unsod. incluoiIg cssea
go. Tsss sold 81 5O$S 20 per IVS ~ J-sssed
eIhsLS' ee,rsc dre-se1 tsAA ~ go
bs@rtsrd and led calves s1tgee, .l. it7 70 average
~ Der 100 ~ DO. 100 10. at 20 ~ 40 ~ -
At Isl s,,.on, q v.al,. I56 70. at IS 80 Co. 10
70. at So, q Son: veal. ls2 ~ at IS 80: Co. rs
n. az - SSStf IAMTSs-Reccipt. including car
e,r.ct 70 slaaghter we're is oTs[ from yesterday
nahs ~ cars 10 be sold. Ga at Jersey ~ ana Ics,
totai % - sheen rated slow: about stea1y M -.
.-oS1 ard weak. About cars Q. stoes 49, a,
anDs s5on soa s3lsI l2As per 100 10 ieN a. 81
sa.a .. S5 1880 as including one eSeh -
90 staDs -fslsc 10. dressed larao
% oaioe; country dressed spring lambs s'S41 -
"srern. ooissio c45arsnyr 20 of DC g ~ at
- az Indiana sheep. lie n az s. o. 90 Ia 10
49, a co: i2s State lambs. ~ n. G 60 ~ ~
B11ala co - Co: los lambs. y u at sc so' ~
state sheep lo 7s Western lambs. Is n. at So -
- r~.-st- Son: - state lansr . 10 al so 10
state fs1e q BID ca State lamb. s. n AZ 81. 90 &c
40 81 Is 90 IS ~ Sc sheep 80 10 a. - 49, -
2Sis cars Or sISl head onsy - So.
Eut55s 80. IRE market full ssea:y a lew s'a's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

Is 30; s'y hren s2lQt22 bu,k aud SACKS raaens
4 So s - - tta aos go so ho1iny chop So so bulk
- ~. - ss---. ot 1.eal 80.
'l.AL',. il--a To greater extent than here
r9c- 1-s vat marriott to-day share the excite
-. - tliR time scare started the market
1,,E tAs liCReF ans throughout day bulls pre-
sne Close al previous figures acre ecifeI i he market
- ~. ssoiG e. s5-sc with subsequent sales the
decided hrcseo, - -, : S,,,, Sss
Russia IS Of ac ssTSg 6s,,-sitc ;nciIs
ina @ marked ir,Cresge III -, 80 I.S,
about an the orders they could T,.ors to- and NEE was
n1iaSlo iCcreare in The lugirese rere For time
decline occaIred as h-sls loi c-eisnce a. tbe mi
20 erIltt & .lrch reaction. Willie ordinary news had
liz. tart N the days Developments bulls nevertheless
~ anger nan Il late while Further reports
"a tae Afeentlne Tie pronounced
hn IN uece " more weight an day. Naturally
skSrters would net the rr'ce and nothing dors
had rtc esc; on 10 r-a-, cahle. sa,s ,csg on Re
Nar news and on aulst siricrs side. no 2
Ncrsaern Dulgta. s. cav. Q 6aoat c6TlN%Ev.Ty-
st,ltH - want corn today and the price went
aoik nc ~ higher. sside from ore there
M-s notafG particularly fCsh n The bull situation the
y Street brill Interests to whc hns been added fs--
ouying frrnn souterl Quarters ant othe- outsid.
1,..rts re movement end condition % REMAINED
about e sane 5o;h cont;nunE u'ish Interior receipts
-. oaleo outA Asai1si fllnol bash last Chi
ebut all they could haalie IN the w.y q orders Not
W t',e.Ie pe l3f2nfe ezTcrters took loais here
e. at; 10 white. EGc. snd 20 2 yellow 5Sc z o ,
oaIs-sinch &c came snccuiAtivs exci,emsnt
West alihcush tire sdvancc r-onounced Cash
2cS: 30 VIE :7. ago 20 Ss S. OF so Ss.'s To Slose
ao'oc. BlE-Sirrnet fsr7. 10 ? Western n &c nomf
steady Fte5rr W, atsa Sc N..s-To- .i
mailing S1o3o fiuffslo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 4-cATTLE-Rsceipts 5000 head; prime
stesy ohers lover good prime steers S-S5 90 poor
70 neciun 81 25S4 co. stocers ana feeders 25S4 10:
cows y 9e1S4 heifsrs. -OffS2
bulls 81 t9lSi To- calves, So JOGS7 - HOGS-Receip-s
so-1ay. Oh head: tomorrow, - OD0: mixed ard
putcners ~ sous good choice heavy. 81 959s5 la.
ge aeavy 81 sos4 20; light, e 307ss
@ eO4sS SHEEP Receipts. 156do head; sheep
eady 10 strong, good % choice wethers S4t4 So; fr
70 eloee miAed s. I5as4; Western sheep, So 50gSJ;
SIi'cinnatl Feb +-IOGS acti~e. s. t01S5 20. CAT
LANES steady. s. SOC g C0.
ninn stock Yards. Pirtsburs. Feb. &-CATTLE-S
Pg Eh rs S.t steady choice s. oS5 %; prime 81 s.
market higher prime heavy s. 2ogS5 q; mediums 50 %
gSC 5' fsavy Workers 50 sass 30; Hight d. IS t5 IS -.
Rissrs s5gs5 10; ropghs Sc 5oGs4 20 sIIEEP-suPply
hgnt; nafEet steady prime UethcTs 81 BOZ - 90; culls
calves 81 5oaSs
Kansas C1ty. Feb s-CATTI.E-Receipt. 1900 head
including 500 SoUtherns market STEADY lower:
Port and tressed beef steers oc lower s. ios4 so
fair 70 Ec loc iover At So T0s4 S0 Western FED seers
slow az 8 5o1S4 % stockers and esrs steady 81 81 ~
81 Southern steers Glow 50 e5S3 50: Southern
stronE at 81 25fs2 90 natiye cows 81 1898 CO. native
heeTS. 50 900 81 bulls 81 4oaS3 co. calves s3$0
HcSRecepts. o. head market = lower top. Is OK
bulk q sales. 81 1GT$+ heavy IS 9O$5 %. packers
- NofS4 ~; rigs ard light. 50 $685. IS SFEEp-PF-
cctpts. 1000 head; market steady.
So 80: Western lambs, 81 5aS5 50 81 eon3
81 7Sds4 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
eass QUOTATIONS.
crNERsL MARKET REPORT.

New-yc-k February 4, lsoa-
- 49,. ---,-s- v-e-e broken In to-day's coffee
~ S. bsfore las tne market been 90 c9ia-
.--.-S- ssv,oraiirea o. wildly eNrlteL = Nas pe-
49, al fne stsrt when took three ineA 70 c1lucN
~ an vsrlch was completed rniii we ll -,
III - unrse In the ate uading wien VIZ $3.50
came circulated and there vac ~ aI.-Nt 49,. - 49,
81 To-. cTee ty cotton EKclsnge interests Ane oi.eLl
t.s a. r decline % Is points on ihe near hIl
a 81 fo 65 points IN late positions i- 500.
n, abS,, "a points IN the middle session ne narhet
t-sss sevrrev again m the last hsf hour. sr1 ives
snei'v frrecUiar al declre q - 70 100 ll-ltN
ess We rep0rteG q csc 80 bags Ihs oienlig -er
seemed entirely que 20 contiluel SEINE - iee - :
cruue such sensational fluctuations haNIe ar f--A Mta
sibe- steady and receipts primary points were het
bu importers heavy sellers prominent chicago
rfsrert sod heavily Eni people with Cotton Exchange
r~erfi5ns were probably forced 90 nquidsse owing 10
- calls for 1he market a. the initial Level
srr.ered 70 attract roo1 supporting orders, W.T.
ssyinr that the importing interests alluded wee buy
ms and The l0oa bril- leader IN cotton was said % he
brsfrs small amounts q December. This steadiea the
srset somewhat but later the liquidation became oven
hssyer prices brcke % tbe low level ~ the day
- enct market unsettled by Developments IN
futures and the market quoted nominal az &c Tor
re No z
ear a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

Liverpool. Feb. 4.-Closng: WHEAT-spoi nominal:
March. IS 4Ad Eliy Gs 3isd.
mai CCRN-snot American mixed steady 4s pad:
American firm a al; steady: Mach
2Isi May a 3isd PEAS-Canadien steady. $ Sid.
FTOIfR-St Louis fancy writer fIi. Ss 81. HOPS-At
London Qacinc COAST nru. IS dStT I0s BEEF steady;
extra India COS o. PORK duli; prime West
e~-l HANS-Short cut - 10 n. quiet. 4i-.
BACON dull: Cumbe land - - 30 ~ 3s; short r1
SIS: long clear rdd,es heavy 35 20 40 ~ s6s Cd short
ass Cd OULDF-TSSSquare. II % Is n DUH ais ca
LARD FIRM: prime Western in uerees 3ss: American
IN malta IS BUTTER nominal CHEr-SF-
ouiet. American white. 5is: finest cocral
ses TAITOIV- Prime CITY firm. c5s e. TCPPF-NTTNE
~Sr-ts FIRM, 47s 90. ROSIN-Commcn firm. Ts t0isd
Observation-Disclosures dru. 7%d- LINsEED OF. quiet
lis %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
q o contract prices IN the local nsrze, day

ne l,cSl market Tor spct cotton closed ot., a. %
- ~ decline on the basic q 10 sc Tor =
snd i6oec for miedlins Gun sales 800 ta.es seSss1
or contract southern spot markets
tooNE- Baltimore nominal. p -. -
Wilmington, nothing doing. &1raoIk ouist =
hEc ma. Mobile nominal. "a.
NJ savannah quiet. %c lower lsiac. saes - 49,
Nhsrlestou arm. uuchfcga1 15eac.
easy &c lower az i51c sales ls3 bales. Neu 1-lee-s
..o'i.ea se i9wer a p o-lSc safes 40 bales: Msm-
hstec rccetpts st leading poinl e. tornorroW: ~ Se
Ofleals. 100 &C 5000 bees. against bale, L.,
wees and $50 nales las year Galveston kOOs ~
ets baleH aEsinti 80 Gales ssi anl 65I2 baes
Houston.
sstL bales lAat and s.2O5 bales iast ,ear ~
Aeceipis a. the p0r-s pdlrts
Saf-c With ths ssrns dGy 1as; week an lsst ycar: