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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
For a Merchants Parade.

We, Great Bend business men, ap
preciating the fact that we have nol
had a proper celebration in this city
for the past ten years, will each put Z
float in the parade on July 18th, 1904
Lundblade & Bolinger.
The Cyclone"
Hooper Drug Co.
c. Samuels Co.
E. R. Moses Mercantile Co.
7. w. Downey, Crescent.
a. S. Allen & Son.
A. G. Langham.
The ]. V. Brinkman Co. Bank.
Great Bend Furniture Co.
W. F. Honnen.
G. S. Allison.
R. F. Kepple.
Barton Co. Flour Mills Co.
Riverside Steam Laundry.
The Merritt Creamery Co.
Moses Bros. Mill & Elevator Co.
Walnut Creek Milling Co.
S. A. Newcombe.
R. A. Charles.
The W. o. w. Lodge.
L. c. Miller.
Great Bend Hdw. & Imp. Co.
Jos. Cummings Produce Co.
E. L. Wood, Harness.
Weltmer Bros. sour Grocery"
Hemker & Nuttleman.
First National Bank.
Frank Porter, Drugs.
Sans & Brooker.
DEMOCRAT and DAILY RUsTLER.
Oilio Chemical Co.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Stoke, "Florist."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
MUSIC AND

office the commanding personality of
a statesman equal to any responsible
ity. AS leader in the senate he has
been the champion of all the great
policies which constitute the invinc-
ible record of the Republican party
during the past decade. His name
will become tower of strength to
our cause, not only in Indiana but
throughout the entire country. The
whole business world shows the con-
fdence which his political associates
reposed in him from the beginning of
his. career"
,Dolliver spoke about five minutes.
The perorationtin which he named
Fairbanks caused another demonstra-
ton. In rapid succession Senators
Depew of New York, and Foraker
Of Ohio, and Governor Penny
packer of Pennsylvania, seconded
the nomination. During the latters
speech much confusion was caused
by the departure of the spectators.
At 2:07, Senator Cullom moved that
the nomination of Fairbanks. be by
acclamation. This was seconded by
Missouri, Nebraska, and Georgia and
in minute later carried, and amid
deafening cheers, Senator Fairbanks
was declared the nominee.
Following this chairman Cannon
named the committees to notify the
candidates of their selection by the
convention. at 2:24 it adjourned sine
| die,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Julius Wilcons was down from the
north Tuesday. He had just return
ed from trip to Hayes with the
representatives of the Denver, Enid
& Gulf Ry., who passed through here
Saturday morning. They were ex-
ceedingly well pleased with the lay of
the'land, and especially with the re-
ception accorded them enroute. The
Hays people stand ready to cooper
ate with Great Bend for the securing
of this road, and are pleased at the
prospects.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE MARKETS
90
(By the Western Union Telegraphl
&ansa, City Grain Market.

&ansas City Grain Market.
This was another quiet day on the
markets. July wheat opened at 74s,
which was one eighth above the close
of last night, and from this price
advanced to 75 to 754: This was
the top. and then declining to 74k to
4 it closed. The opening was the
bottom mark.
September opened at one eight
stronger than the close of 70s of last
night. 1t gingered up, and after
touching 70s to 8 for the high water
mark, it declined to 7O4 to I, at
which it closed.
December closed last night at 7O3
to I, and closed thesameplace today.
That was the bottom point and the
top was III.
No. ? soft sold at yesterdays price
81.
No. hard or Kansas City cash
was little weaker, going at Sc to SO :
July corn opened at last nights
close, which was 45k, but with a
stronger feeling, declining an eighth
of cent, it advanced steadily to 45a
to and closed al 453 bid.
September corn opened at exactly
the close of last night, which was
433. This was the bottom, and after
touching the high spot at A to 4455,
closed at 435 to A.
December corn closed at 39.f the
same as yesterday, and only varied
from that price an eight of a cent dur
ing the day.
No. 2 corn sold for 504 and mixed
oats for SO and 40.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
Cyclone Near Ness City.

Ness City, Kans., June 23rd.-A
heavy wind storm occurred near here
this morning, which south of here
assumed the shape of twister. Bar
ney Mcguire, who lives six miles
south of Ness City was killed by
flying timbers from buggy shed
which was entirely demolished, leav-
ing buggy standing without scratch
or moving it particle. There was
little other damage.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Thus far, thirty-three of the busi-
ness people of Great Bend have sig
nihed a willingness to put float in
the grand parade on the 4th. There
will be dozens of others, and we ex-
pect to see that feature of the days
doings grander than ever before pre-
sented to a Great Bend crowd.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
Some Special Music.

Sunday evening, June 26, at the
Congregational church, a sacred con-
cert will be given under the direction
of Mrs. Leland. Some of the best
mosical talent in the city will be
heard The collection will be ap-
piled to the choir fund. Look for
program in Saturdays daily.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Ora Fair and Arthur French have
returned from ST. Johns military
academy at Salina. They are mem
bers of and were with the company
which won the prize at St. Louis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Jacob Schuss was down from Gar
field Thursday, and made this Office
an appreciated call. He is getting
along in tip top shape, and says be
has fine crop in sight for this year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
County Bills.

All bills against Barton county for
the present quarter should be filed al
my Office by July End, 1904, as the
Board will be in session but one day
for allowing bills.
FRED NJ LUTsCHG,
County Clerk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Miss Irene Meyers, niece of Mrs.
]. w. Miller, fell off ladder Tuesday
while picking cherries on the Miller
farm southeast of town and fractured
her left wrist. The injury was attend
ed to by DR.. Meade at the hopital.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Jessie Dodge had the misfortune to
break her collar bone Wednesday
afternoon. She and her sister Floy
were playing on the lounge and Jessie
rolled off. She did not feel any pain
or know the bone was broken until
in the evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

Art Taylor and Mike Daley were
having little fun Wednesday even
ing, and incidentally working out
their horses preparatory for the races
on the 4th. Fast driving was the
charge, and So and trimmings the
penalty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

The people of Hoisington seen to
fully appreciate the efforts of Gus
Schaeffer and his partners in giving
them an up to date laundry. The In
stitution is wellequipped for all kinds
of work, having all new machinery
and does up to date work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
Chicago Markets

July wheat opened 855S5 close
SAG.
September open 795 closed 798
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

D. C. Luse is making some ex
tensive improvements and additions
to his residence property.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

A telegram this afternoon announc-
ed that Ed R. Moses, Jr., has passed
both the University law department.
examination and the SUPP eme court
examination, and is now a fully =
quipPed disciple of Blackstone.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24

w. F. Klein viii return TO Great
Bend the last of the week with a car
of horses aud mares, which viii be on
the market at bargain.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-24
Great Bend Market.
GRAIN AND FEED

Great Bend grain buyers are offer
the following TODAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

METAL.5-TTN-TIn was weak In London market,
@ the es s man Ghnt NS both and
in ssapsShy With the foreign I9sses and Closed at
@ O. I r a. 4a %As ana s o hmtT es n aca
copper remains ssaay Lake is quoted a. So G2@sl2
sHs q. 81 Is e Tas Rss
In Iron oss at hefs SD n sss at ana a. sd
IL aSat h at s S SH a Na fong al
s Sgs 2 No Ss as ~ pR n5a No are
MoI4AssEs AND sYRUPs-Ths week opened with
syrups and hrmness moasses We qIete: New,oTo
g2Ie prime g27e open kettle, d9 9 ls
ocEAN FREId demand for frn cargo steam
S1 ' was rain mitsd With rates steady '
gh IN al 3 g gS hItsto 10 .H assoW
Newcastle nominal; Rotterdam. Pic HAMBURG
b M ID is no6 eaf Ga c0'5Ih X
british 10 2' i p4a part e Sanso Jtes
81 SHs Sne @ dns m p ay about
three months 600 sPsns steamer O r fGn
942 tons genaTa cargo Gulf to United Kingdom e6 or
e egs HsTta N CUR t v hs los Gd a 5
900 tons deals Miramichi 70 west coast England 39s
United states Or Europe 25s 3D. PTomPt to british
British 2o5S tons. august British sea-
September: steamer tons Cardiff to
fSs b fo s mo- br I % es ' staer
Baltimore Tampco, private terms;
ana private terms British schooner ass tons Cpreyoasyl
lumber Annapolis, Canary Islands private terms;
British bark lumber. Hrdgewaier. y 5 TO
sTuen5s Ayres. option Rosario, So Norwegian bark.
lumber Gulf Ia Rosario S11 10 Norwegian
shin ga tons lumber Gulf Rio Janeiro Sll -;
bark SO tors part oil, hence Matauzas.
private terms schooner lS3 oiasses Bar
rock Port Tqnra Baltimore private terms
100 tons from Charlotte Htrbor schooner, 929
tons cement hesce Noodle private terms, and back
naval sores 81 schooner. lol tons ties, Brunswick
nandnR to TIridgepor IS 30: schooners. 525 ami
81 tons cement savannah. private terms;
scho lumber. Georgetown. G. TO New
York 81 rs schooner l9l tons lumber Charleston 10
Charleston private terms schooner SO tons coal
Philadelphia Bangor. 81 schooner 80 tons same
uhs TO wilmington c. barge. 1000 tons, capacity,
coal Newport News Sound port SEC; option Boston
- oIfSB1vers we're few ana far between in yesterdays
oil market and the market W.- 9uet closing
and 200 barrels August S0S.c Refined petroleum is
sniet ana unchaneei iln.eed oil remains IN fair de-
recent prices We ag9ts s Pi %ni'e' Re-
81 80: bulk. So refined cases. New-fofk SO 90 Pha-
dslphfa $40 co: white Newoforh b6s $50 test,
SyhSte cases Sew-york sl3 65: Philadelphia. SIS 80
,SOTToNsI,ED OIIl-Prine crude, mills. nominal;
prime summer yellow. SoQ3Oi=e; on sumner yellow,
nominal: prize waite 332e: prime winter yellow, -
1s3c IINSEED OIL<-American seed city raw, 500
&c, out-oftovn raw s7a3sc: Calcutta raw. 65c lard
P1oVisfoHys-The provision market opened stronger
light receipts a shar5 advance In live hogs There
Of pork and lard by traders. At midday profit
rskfrp caused sharp reaction but still later prices
rnleS again with grain recovering Of their early
eeprs.sion Receipts at the West were only &so0 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 6.-CATTLE-Recepts. I1.Oo0 head:
steady Texans 12O 600 head good to prime
s. 4oqse So poo: 70 medium 81 Ses5 90 stGekers and
IS 4O 5O8s2 So bulls s2as4 %: calves s.
head Tomorrow 80 Oco left $50; market 5a1oe
heavy So 5oqs5 621a; rough heavy s. soqs5 so: light,
81 309S5 81; bulk OF sales, s. 45G$o 60 sHEEP-Re-
wethers 81 259s5 -: fair choice mixed So 259s4;
Western sheep. SIS 75s+ 1oi native lambs. SO 50sT IS:
Western lambs. IS 50QS5
Cincinnati, July 5.-HOGS active and higher al sac
IS 65 CATTLE steady s2as5 81 SHEEP steady al
81 25as3 so. LAMBS strong at IS 5OGS7 Is
Buffalo July 5.-CAT-TIsE-R light; market
steady: primo IS 75qss rs: shipping "a s5as5
butchers "a eoS5 20 heifers So 509S5: 81 Esq
S425 bulls. ssds4 2S socsers and feeders ss@s4 ~
NEAIS-Receipts. so head market steady "a 506S6.
HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head; market active and 5fIOc
higher: heavy SIS s5gs5 90 mixed and Workers. So sO
SIS So: pigs SIS rs: roughs 81 90S5 stays T56s4
dares. SIS 609S5 IS. SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts
1900 head market steady and unchanged.
Kansas City July 5.-CATTLE-Receipts. II 600 head
Including 5000 SOutherrs:
ard beef SIS eOs8 40; fair to good
81 2GS5 So Western fed steers s4aS8 10 and
feeders 81 1904 so: Southern steers S3GS5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

ae . Ts aoa sass sae s; ss sse IN
generally quiet We quote EltI1sId
IsqiIc; common, I2a, Bf:oILTs. Phiisaeiphia.
pair 225c Do PealsyLyan.a sA 70 n 70 Rair. a5g2ss
syyana under u to pair. 1da lee. do Western large
Southern small I41l6c: FOWLS Western dry picled
A. rage best al 90 sf19d II &c Do sSatneTq ana
40 1sir 70 good l0alle; OLD COCKS. I-sc: SPRING
Fennsy vrslnla ltc: DO fair good u
s. - % mixed. s. 25eS5 &c. 90 DARK 81 5o6SI s.
@ a Tkes E5 i4i5s o BI,oiR IS toms P o L.
17g1sc; scalded l5aloc: CHICKENS roasting. soft
DUCKS. No |. l2915c; GEESE; No | ll9l2e: CAPoNs.
t5oTAroEs AMI VtSiErA BI.I2S-Neyy potatoes have
lm with Prices showing slight latter part
gatbsr Xssaragus a5out cut Of the maFSet Beet
and carrots sieady- Sag9%srS sell vel C Sa13ases
in excessive supply and YER low Corn sao%s irTesqar
sontiaue low: Suing beans plenty ana low SQUASH
s%wins Ordinary qG a PF ' Sb toMe rose S p
S1 s. 5Sgs2 5o DO Gill 81 66s%s do Common. 5dc
HOS 6sa4S 8 PsarS S5 b B hSs ss ' Ii
Frs. Long Islam. per. P6l 75cqS2 cABBAGES. Long
XiEgnia 50ossl q per 60 l.. oqs.Ss GO 60
ace: DO North and south Carolina per basket 100
ACC; do hot1Sgse per dozen nl. SSSG cE 2 F stsfs
PLANTS, Norfolk Dbl crate. 81 DO F19r9a per box
Carolina. s1@s2: onions Jersey. MsryIand and vir-
s e o Th ba psT oFs' 8! per O 66 S s.
bag 81 5oGSl 60; do Texas bush crate 81 d. 90
Sew-Oreans per bag 81 10 Egyptian s. 759s2 % do
crate 81 256Sl 20: LETTUCE. nearby, per
Dbl case 20QT5c; OKRA Florida: per CARRIER 81 BOG
81 so: PEPPERS Jersey. per box 81 5OQS2 DO N9roIa
basket 75clpS1 80; Florida per carrier 81 ooS2
PEAS. Western NewYork, per bush basket. 5oc9S1; Do
per bag 40qbOc; Long Island Jersey. bag 99
6Oo; do Jersey. per basket 3oq75c: STRING BE1ANs
Jersey green per basket. 50cG$1. do wax o4l5 90
Maryland. green 5oQ75c; do 23Q 40c; DO NgrtolS
bb or bbi crate S1aSI so; SlGs2 do white
5OcaS1 so; 10 yellow crookneck. 50cqS1; TOMATOES;
South Jersey. box ST 252S1 80; do Delaware ana
Maryland per 75cGs1 do Norfolk large
carrier S1GS1 Is: small carrier oOqI0c; do North
per carrier 5o975c do savannah per carrier
s1dSl 70; Florida, per carrier. b0cs1 DO Mississippi
per case, 3Oq35c; do Texas. 40c; TCRNlpS White
per 100 punches. ST. do rutat9Sa per DOL to:9S5,
AND STRAW-HAY-The market did not
promptly ull and values more
Dealers early renewed call
nothing the supply situation 70 favor higher
lately ruled The receipts Tor
the days lighter than have been comm m
attributable to pause in shipments
owing 10 the holiday Primo, large bales. pc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
z Asoss a ssSSS ssS Ss s


ton GO oieIa ts5 ss sps sis Lyssgo cables Spot
spseuss:92 ana export 900 Tespts 800 ZOO AneT
can. 4,aGiing Upland eo6a FUTURES opened quiet sa
65e ia Win i'm last Friday closed points lover
sreg bS.5 kIIp,Is, -S W. on neE July, bod July
Der 5e9d; october November 3 sd @cr9ec1
aid; Decen'ber-J anugsy. 5,9d. JauusryfersTy Te
9l s5 ana aeA-ApFil 5csd Maneheser-Yar
DkCCs- business was slow as Jne week was broken
ever. is steady. with prices aachanse ssenia lis
50 a.; cases 50 oSs3 30 as - 81 80
dSGRAss sass H. KoG5 51oT a. 81 gs9Sl TO- iM-
qTt Sa-s{ Tth PTssS as .olioxs BURDoEi &c; GEN
qS5 50; southern. - 75asj. Eas.eIn 81 os7 GINtiF
Sat ieasi HE'LL G FB6 p siSS iioL s3
sAPALLA Honduras 24s s2ic. Meaicsn ". d9.e
Virginia. 40s45c; Texas 4Oa4sc canats s5 &c atG
nHS little . Ss 9 %ss eaa aa
999s 80 winter sh s. sos4 Is unse P Patsats
soaSS 80 se ex clears So s5gsS rs extra ~ winter
faney Gs: S4G SO Ear 70 sS2d s4qSi choice
dried tsgsS TO- as TO brand BAGMEAL quiet. quoted;
FEED Guist quoted: Western spring SIS so zts2dard
half shipment city STan So s 10 dP 6 S24 :s aFs!
81 * sSes o Tea d0s hOnlny chop $50 SO bulk
hEArAs result Of unsatisfactory weather
5e Ss an4i gains throughout the session that
In outside markets. Improvement was IL anything
the Acids nor SI; especially In those markets nearest
sAEp agSance IN European markets also compared
crop news including that tho
were oeig reduced and yield expected.
rain as also needed In India In reference
crop blooinhaH said that IL poor, the
hOrth where an excellent yield is expected The Ger
man OUTLOOK is good while Russia had favorable
pect Tor winter wheat but spring crops mddng
poor. The advance at Liverpool. compared
trcsy. was tS8 al 10 sd. and Paris 70
The only export tr3de noted.
tola worked by Chicago people the holiday. The
ana there was similar decrease in worlds shipments
as compared with last week. these likewise having
an ereGt upon the English markets. the
IaForabie reports In American markets Kan
sas where rains have delayed harvesting
damage 10 wheat in shock The weekly
somewhat buish winter he leading States OF
the Mississippi The Snow bearish wheat.
decrease of only 1900 bush supply
somewhat less than expected had effect view
OF inc buHshness OF crop No closed 81 OS1s
0 hfoat; No l Northern Duluth, II Ob7s q
CoFN-lt decidedly small market in New-York.
With a bearish tendency up L midday, pro
nounced wheat strength had effect and
prices experienced sharp They ssc above
Friday cables lost bS'%d since Friday the
much Of It's early depression Efforts 10 bull the
excessive rams fruitess. owing TO the
rather favorable character weekly crop bulletin
from washington. although report bulsh
references TO Conditions. The Ohio report made
condition s. cent against 10 per EK
porters bought loads No elevator
65asc o afcat OATS-The market closely fol
lowed corn all day and firm after midday closing
vel Up near the top. TIE weekly said the
outlook vas generally promising. Mixed 20 10 81
n A3g+6c: natural white. 30 10 80 N, 4Gg47o. and
feeding quoted 46lso NewYork. and mailing
nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

sliding 1900 at Chicago 10000 at Kansas city and
S,svg - Omaha PORK firm. Quoted: Mess si4 2J1
90; ttrly Si4VSi4 %: short clear SD 50GS15 BEEF
SJf$] 80; extra India Sl44Sl6 BEEF HAMS firm:
et'l-- ~ SO 800 so DRESSED HOGS strong Quoted:
Tirs sls.e' TT NJ KS $50 n a,e 40 n 70
~ So j H. s.He9@c = n. SC. Picked shoulders
,s,as; quoted ~ 5}sc- Picked hams quiet quoted d
JiLt- IAIIOW quiet; city A. country A, T4tsc-
1AHD quiet. quoted T40c city lard steady; quoted
Sc ointment. 3+5c; Brazil kegs. &c. Compound steady,
quoted 1T SJisc. STEARINE steady. Quoted: Oeo,
'1Y,I1t--.c' city lard stear.ne. 7iz4Is4c.
steady but Quiet market was reported here
ie cay but for Talmas-. Neyy-OTeaus.
.esTaphs Louisiana crop movement to date follows:
sA.rs cleaned estimated Fl 6Oli1 pockets.
against l4a 2U2 pockets Market quiet. Tai
maze Charleston telegraphs Carolina
dae Receipts. IS TO bbls: sales 30 JOG bbs
s2pI 3t2Q3e.e; prime choice. 37sQ43.e: head. 4g
&c atna- 51s G5c: Japan. foreign. nominal
nc q g5@.c Java 41zQozc; ranE9on in bond "a 82ac
SCGAR-Ihs market for refined sugar
unchanged, Very little business booked. but
Withdrawals heavy. this day G
10y Tenners which Jobbers could put in shipping drec
quoted are net less for cash days; Cat
loaf and crushed, 51Oc; mould A. 535c; cubes ) 25c
MINK powdered 6l5c; powdered powdered and
fIut powered. 510c Eagle confectioners granulaed
10 OF srsnusted. l5c: Eagle 10 bags
and 10 bags OF fine granuated zoe Eagle fine
lated standard sranusted and diamond a, Sc cOnfec
Sioner RS A as5c SSs and g 47Ss No - 7oS No
$50; No 10, 44Oci No II. Boo; No r. soc; No 49,
42Sc: Nos IA and 49, AGO; No 49, 416c. The local
sugar market is firm hu, not active with full but
changed prices quoted Centrifugal. GO test. 15-l6c
muscovado 50 test T-1ee and molasses SO
3l6c London cabed advance OF nd IN prices from
Friday. with July at IS SID and August at ss Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-Sork. July d 4Sot-
coFE-FF,-I-bs coffee market to-day was SatTIs
- IN sympathy with higher European ma @.a
receipts it ruled faiTI! ete--y
- n vas about points down from inc ope''e
- ,s-er The worlds visible supply Statement. nS
,5er-ease about expected, haa Dus. -, lO6l5
80 y1oThst recovered loss closing STEADY $50
rS,,S higher Sales only matter OF o-o "a
g. iaek 81 demand probably due IN sV1te 1'. Its
tS- x-scbe estinate receipts at tSrazl-.h
f,r the month q July. lbs sILIOtts ssr,e month
- 20 hsgs AGAINST 900 bags for the same
,.osr nao Many local traders had peeh
~s1er movement this, owing 70 teS ,,,rt al
80 F,o placing probable receipts az ina
- than half Of years figures, ana ule 49, f,,v
may have clecou ,be
= tbar would otherwise been attTaleIe tb+-
mali receipts reported the hocass %, *. hsgs
abias The wore's visible supply IS now IZoOa 1r he
against u gro 2GS bags last month es0Iiy a ear
Tfb II about 9Os bags The visible suFt-' -. ~
30 fauing OF IN Brazilian NOV eIiello rr,eay,
y 600 COO bags worlds reserves nave ID graies
OF increased movement ~ 80 -.
Ta Fl,~oosan markets both higher, 1ett 40 -
i'-rer unchanged Receipts a. nc -
.atJ shs y OOe bags against 6IW'e oass as 49, 49,
"a ~ 1tsr0r has had IS 200 bags agdllst 1850 go.
So sar me spot market STEADY, Win guSt
A"s' :, = 7ac Tor RIO = The total ware
,,,ss c-sries n tie United States for the week
"a sss iass AGAINST SGT bags last week ahd tISs
laps @or Inc same week year ago ~ ne
reported 1s.SSs bags santos
- - vsek 1grreEated s3000 bags compared with
Oo0 haRs last 154 600 bags Tor the ~
- vreeL last wear Receipts RIO aggregated zoVe5
So. Contracted with a7O00 the previous week ad
rs 600 haze last cleared 600 bags 70 ~
santos cleared 81 the United states ana S4v
a. Europe Receipts Bahia for the week. so iass'
yreeut stock - cleaTances 10 Europe 5CO bags
The range prices in the local market tocay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July 5-The wool market NAV be satf 10 Ia
sstrUnS, anu active. with firm advance under
49, arse safes are noted all The big mills being in the
mae Nppfoac hing the clip in conservative
l'i.IiactllrerS apparently
9y the situation. AMI
ue1 NoStS . 9uiet and Territory grades active In
lceisl WeolS there Il doing
follow; ohio and Penrsy ivs1ia-XX ami above, 3leg
54'ecs y. dUesSlc; No I. 32H33c No . 3Id32c: fine
SnS9sned SZa2se: = y and a blood. unwssned.
me, unWashst. delaine, 35I36c- Michigan
\ ana anoTs Sss'c; No = es.soc. No 2. 2S9eoc; hnc
ehNasoe'i %if-@e - "a and a blood ==washed. 2aap
2tc. line CnwsShed. delaine. 3lQ32c
etc-S and : blood. 26Gi27c braid 23a24c. Territory
and ldoho--F1ne. lIGlSc: heavy. 146Di5c:
dun l1qlse; medium. 1sG1oc low medium ISG8I9c.
dunn IIalI 2c; medium. 1yG2oc; low medium. 2OeIc.
Utah and Nevada-Ftne, 16f117c: heavy I47I5c.
fine medium. l1Glsc; medium. i9l2G20c; medium.
lVGzlc. LaAots-Eln ifglsc; fine. medium, 117isc;
medium 19g2Oc; low medium. 2OGs21c. Montana-Fina
choice. 10000 fine average ITIsc fine medium. choce
9Q0c average. 159fSc; staple. 2Ig2c: medium cnoea