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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, May l7.--Od woods quiet in tbis r,aol.
market Manufacturers watching the course OF ~
fairs closely though they not prepared TO take b
The new woods at buyers prices conservative estimate
places values at least cent above
IS an air Of confidence in the future OF the market vhcb
Is held only by the trade but by whicb -.
buyers in the Territory pulled woods are o,
The market foreign woods is held arm by conaftn1
abroad Prices this
unchanged. the being about follows: OHIO ana
Pennsylvana-XN and above, S2GS3c: Y 2se13Oc: No
SIgS2e No 8193ec hne un"ashed 2292S; quarter
washed delaine. s3GS4c. Michigan--X and above a5S
zee No 2063Oc; No q 2sdge0c: fine unwashed o1799
onequaTter three-eighth and half blood
Q25c; washed delaine S1aS2c. Kentucky Ind,Sna'
eteThreeeghth blood. 25G 26c oneQUarter blood Do
Zee braid. 2292sc TerritGTy-Idaho. nne. i4]s9i5c
Clio: low medium, 11QiSc; Wyoming. nne I4SGSi5c:
heavy fine 13Q13isc ane medium 159164c; medium
1S4 lGc Is9l9c; ana Ne,y.l
Iz0l5c. heavy fine. 1Sg13sc fine medium III q1IfC
medium 1sG19c: low medium 10000: Dakofs az ~
dse me medium, i61lGlse; medium lsg1Sc low me-
age. 179lsc medium choice. isQIec; average IRa5
assi staple. ls91soj medium choioa l69l9a SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
ID

faRt S. Es ESD c9NbF
= i've minutes later than that given below for
100 A. NJ. FAST MAII.-Parlor Sleeping and Dining
Cars For Chicago, indiahapSis Louisss and St
smoking. and obsefvation Cara Cincinnati Indian,
1895 4 N L0P PENN R9-hS SS 11a1rED-Punan
tara o chcs a 6vssd and
For Nashville via Cincinnati and Lousville). Indian
r NJ cRfcHa6 0qn 1T Pn5ns Sleeping.
d and ee7saad p9ns ee ca For To-
'C cudnna s LOUIS e P65S g1
Car. For Gary. w Va (via Shenandoah Valley
SIS E: Ii. WESTERN ExrREss.-5F0r Chicago, For
1855 P. NJ PACIFIc ExPREssSsFor Pittsburs To-
Goah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
s.25 2. IL CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREss.--For PIttsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
e.55 P. NJ PTTTsBURG sPEcrAI--pzny for Pitts
wAsHISGToN AND THE SOUTH
100 rs % g. 'lolO Dsssr9s.ss and coEandt seTssts
aId Streets 22o g e % 3 :. 4 s%:s AZ
ana coTtlandt Streets b.10l 5.25 p m, I2I0 night
sressonai Lim,ted All Psrer and pnlSs Cara % Is
.425 '465 DesOrosses and cortlandt Streets. SID.
THERN RA1LW1T.-ExDres.. 1885. as. AIS p m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-ErDr.sA sa5 Z. and s.as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAIIiwAY.-Exprsss, II IS
and II 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-SOr Memphis
fRs HsEGT E o S p N dSy w..s
DAYS and 4.55 . m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLR-7.6o -
weekdays and SO IN. daily.
ATLANTIC CIIT--S55 a and 255 weekdays
sundays 100 a, m Through Vsstibuled Trains Buffet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches week-days- Par
Tor smoking Car, Paror Cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE AAY.-12b5 p m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Undertaken sundays).
third Street StatOn). S.55 m. L25 Saturdays
only) 225. 3 .. 4 IS and .. weekdays. Sun
days. 755. O. % a m. and ass .. Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets $50 800 L. 80 100 Sat
Sundays. sis. o As a. m. 90 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6O1 725, '755. S.25. sos '925 955 g. Louis
e1025 CPenna. Limited, "iO55, m, S. "1.55
10 tDesbrosses and COrtlandt 22) ass. 'S25
Sb5 425 "4-25. ~455 ('&55 Chicago North
philadelphia only. IS so. 655. 755 S25 e25 (s55 for
sundays los. .755. 8.25 .925 I.e55 st. Louis Lin
itedl 955 (10 25 Penna. Limited 40 SO e. '125
'155. IS 25 SIS '425 "a IS Chicago Limited North
Philadelphia only. Ass 1885. 7.55 s25, 925 @55
North Philadelphia only ?. m. L. night
"DIning
Ticket Offices 4e1 1884 118 and 2s1 Broadway:
Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Corner
2sth stu Astor House, and stations named above:
way. and Pennsylvania Annex
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through destination
Teephoae '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
". W. ATTERBCRY. j. p. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manages
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
Liberty Street South Ferry. (rfrns rom south
Ferry hvs minutes earlier than shown oeloE.J
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAucH
CHUNk-z40O (7-i5 Easton oniy). 80 e m, lao
40 9O0 (a45 Eastor onlyo ,. m sun. s425 a M
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANroN-z1oo 40 /. 70.
500 ?. m. Sundays "a % g m, LOG D. N.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURsT. TONS RIVER AND
lakewood ana LSkehurss only 4s0 D m sanday Ss
ATLANTIC CIFY-.s4o q m. ts4opm
V1NELAND AND BRIDGEroS-tz&00 . N rise
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE FONTS
z400 $50. 11.SO a. m. XII 20. L3O. AS asa 49,
$50 aso Ii5O m sundays. sxosDt Ocean Grove
Recommendations rrRMrNAL,. .asa
too tSO0 900. 1850 t1loo g. M fi20o, siO0
$780, y 90. 1900 400. 800. t9oo f7so iaOo 40 %
PATH AND CHESTNUT srrEETs-s4n $500 .1coo
1900 a m. 200. t'4Oo. 400. 'TOG fs3 .. m.
READING HARRISBURG PorrsyTILE AND WILL
IAMsPORT-NEoo. s425, tsoO. I+9io. 1900. 100
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fr. II OF Rector St. Pr q
Atlantic EIldA. seabright. Monmouth Bch. Long
Branch Asbury Park Pr Pleasant 1000 m, 100,
zFrom liberty Street only Daily tDany sxcsps
Sunday. Sunday only. tParlor only ivla ranA-
qua xSaturdays. aExcspt Saturdays
ISL asa 1900 is54 Broadway. Is2 SIN Az. Is Union
Square West. 153 East 125th St.. 2I3 West f25th 81,
2t5 coluInbus Az. New Yorki = Court ST s4A $50
Transfer Co cas for and checks baggage . dssn.ton
", @. RESLGER c. N BURT.
Vies Pres and Gen. Mgr. Cen Pass'r Aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork Nay L. 1904
ooFFEE-Wth trading only moderate tae coffee mar
lei of to-day turned up rather unusual fluctuations.
greung decline az 1Ol15 points. only recovered
he loss 5GlO points higher with sales Of
~ 800 bags. There explain tre adHS-ce
II osked though there little covering sad some
buvlnE investment account, while there were Iew
selicrs and the advance nothing than the
raural such combination The early decline
vs. under liquidation following disappointing European
oste ana rather fun primary receipts Il looked the
wee selling Later the market had quite as
onesde6 look other direction, There were IN
sees gone private cables hand telling Of more cold
weather Santos but this season OF the Year
ools weather IS n0t thought likely DO any damage
unless 0sis should be 70 njare the trees
There reports Of better spot demand 20
account advance but after the close Street peope
that he demand Inferior pTactl-
rsIly sraristf fay-e CVened unchanged 4 franc
higher on JULY there decline Of Y franc,
mn he market closed lower. having rallied
n keeping with fluctuations here. Hamburg was net
unahgugeG Neither q Brazilian markets reported
any change Primary receipts moderately full The
pot market closed steady with quotations the basis
The range II contract prices The local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18

sust zehange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
xc0O. svyy speculation and export 200: American
Yea F,g.s 5000; American 5000; niiedling upland.
ss.Ets llgher on late months: ciosea easy net IN
sure 800 Points lower May. 7.8ld: May-June 727d
l<<c; Ju!y-AuTusr 7ls5: August-September
NoSsnbS October S7e: octobe-Eovember e.i1d
sanvsr tCseell5er, e04d: December-January. 6.oId
TAR hps's.A Ga ADMINISTRATIONS quiet; cloths
yoos - The market steady with tobb,ng business
81 5ess nssls OF the following prices grass
81 peppermint. tins. So S5GtS 75 cases Sc 500
royal sss4dd, ~ 50qSf; tansy. So 5OGSA Is; penny
ssirv go - SOOTS-H.th steady ana
ioEs Rs-s s'lIg demand fs prices ouote1 fol-
sgas7 $500 g. gentian ~ j5c: ginseng Northern
49, western, s5as0 90: Eastern So 50as7 ginger
r.I s So sashec i0s9lc unbleached sGiOe: golden
r. 80 - selefa. Western 69070c; Southern T08
2e nsfi 's.s.nia ssaZSe' Texas sog<Sa: Canada $50
so,ss,s ASH AEAI-The nour situation was improved
oontrr ne Sneei advance. but Gales continued light
stos q me generally accepted idea Of liberal -FOUR
LIS point u is said that present supplies arc
er-tlssy elneA. and the cie
ass nter 'eeats - ioas5 20, winter strsghts. so
sssrs ~ PATENTS S5ts5 20: spring clears. s41sa 20:
$50 Svr Nlntsr Sc ooass; extra No winter 81 asa
q 70: esoss r>Ch stead qpoted Fair good IS se0
eacfos. rs - fancy - ibqS4 CORNMEsI, STEADY.
Al "iso sS4Ss TO- as 70 brand BAG MEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
The Statistical position q BrazaH ooee is as folIoWs

OOIIOA-NtthCut anything happening change le-
climate trade conditions far indications
went al any rate ne cotton Yesterday ruled
almost as weak al il frn the previous GAY and
1851 good part n the advance. i looked Though
prominent Wall Street operator putting out fresh
line of shorts for there renewal q persistent sell
ing ny brokers believed represent party, and
looked as though The ole
es were taxing turn short side. Only once or
Twice ournE the entire session cd market show an
I-.caIon O. q turn Tor the better. these mo
lasntaTy periods % seEdiness just publ
caoa o. ne weekly report OF the Weather Bureau At
!Ail1ey rms report proved 5uil:sh expected II
temperatures generally low. The report was
.S.4o"e1 ~ oly very slight rally Offset bv
we -t tLst rams are falling Western states
- lst temperatures, reflected b. the days map
slfneNtat more seasoIable- matter OF .act
ne oY weather. East had been sufficiently prolonged
20 60 Lnucn damage. and is relieved The low ten
pttafes merely retarded Development u the plant
sno with weather the lost time nav be "a Hale
L4oe Up Meanwhile trade conditions while slightly more
g1e g ~ some respects. remain very Indifferent ard
80 sentiment yesterday seemed take the view thst
- serious attempt al bull manipulation would he made
-Ie aot continues Unsatisfactory Cables were cor
-.a. Deter har due and the market opened steady
Lncna1lsec prices 10 advance points Almost
= one prices weakened OF bu SUPPORT
sI9Nhg ths came the sligEt ay following TIE Ejrea,i
- covering. but IA the afternoon market ruled
- .-s NeaF seng down u loss Of 1929 points
~ itt!e aclfe positions. Just before the close there
$50 s.-sl-t Fe-y on room covering market was
A. ~ 5aey net HAS points lower. Saes estimated
~ i@les Exports for the cay little over
tfoel "~S ana partly al the expense SeW-Yorl1
va rage q contract prices the local nars, to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 17+-CATTLE-ReceIpts 2 500 head in
Guiding l25 Texans; steady good prime steers
s. lO6$5 Co: poor medium. 30Q$4 80: sockers and
feeders So 25GS4 80; cows 81 60dS{ 90 heers 90 ~
81 so Gamers 81 5OqS2 60 bulls 81 25a$4 calves So ~
s. .; steers 2OQS4 CO. HOGS-Recelpts to-
day 1900 head; tomorrow $1,000; market higher:
mixed and butchers. 81 7OG$4 90 good choice heavy
s. sOd 90: rough heavy 81 G5GS4 light 81 65Q$4 So
bulk OF sales. 81 1904 SIS. SHEEP-Receipts. 600
fair mixed S. T5a$4 IS wooIlsd natvs lambs
81 50dS6 TO-
Cincinnati. May l7.-HoGs active. So 75aS5. CATTLE
steady. 81 25QS6
East Buffalo. May I7.-CATTLE-Receipts light:
steady: prime steers SIS 25 shipping 81 75Q$5 To-
butchers 81 35QS5: heers. 50 5OQS4 75 cows So $50
s. 23i bulls $3a$4 stocaers and feeders 50 4oaSt so
few. SIS 20 HOGS-Receipts. 1900 active: heavy
grades shade higher: heavy mixed 1O6S5 49, Workers.
S4qS5 10 81 1884 go: roughs 81 1854 so; staEs
81 75aS3 rs daries. 81 9OGs5 SHEEP AND LANES.
Receipts 1000 head active: lambs O95o higher; sheep
high lambs. 81 bO9S6 So yearings s. 75Q$6. wethers
IS 25G$5 Co. s5 So 25 sheep mixed So 25iHS5 *
Kansas City. May observation-disclosures. had
including 90 Southerrs. Market Fxporr nj
dressed beef steers 81 60gS5 %; good S4S4
Western led steers S4GS4 90 stocers
= 70; southern steers So 7S$ 5o southern So Esd
bulls 81 6OgS3 Soi calves. 81 75qSo. HOGs-Receipts
LOCO head market strong to DC higher; top 81 So bulk
- Soq$t So hsay s. 1885, So packers 81 65Si So piss
iIKe steady 70 etroRsj native lambs IS 25S5 rs; West
bO6I$4 '--- 4Ssd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 15.-C1osingI wHEAT-Spot dull: No
California. Isl futures quiet July AID; September
Is SID CoRN-sPot steady: American mixed new.
nominal; July. As 4d PE,As-Cansdian quiet, IS Sd.
FLoUtt-St Louis fancy winter dul. IS Sd HOPS IN
India mess. 5Ss Cd PORK easy; prime mess
Western. 62s Sd HAMS-Short Il ufaf
ASS BACON Gulet Gun berland cut. 90 to 80 10 s4s:
short rio l6 "a 70 35s; long clear mindless light IS to
"a 10 SIS 3D. long clear middles heavy s5 to 80 10
backs Id 20 n AS 3d. bellies IA to
IS 10 SIS SHOULDERS-Squage. IL to Is 10 quiet.
SIS. LARD steady. prime Western in terces SIS Sd
American refined in pals. 34s- BUTTER-Good United
States steady 74s CHEESE American finest white
4Os; DO colored. 42s. TALLOW-Prtme city EASY eos
TURPENTINE-sp steady. AIS 80. ROSIN-Comunon
firm. IS 3D. PETRoLEUM-Rehned quiet. I'd LINSEED
OIL dull. les Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18

so ss1 S. PSSt si Fine Ebs ana soT s. 409sl
ba2 t n2I5 70 do ga req dos So 70 ar5ys city
red cog 81 homny chop. SO so bulk. S2l 75 sacks: oil
GRAIN-wHEAT-Not only did the speculative trade
IN wheat broaden cut considerably to-day large
Ing 70 strengthen the market consderahy so that
prices we're @9lse net higher the outside being May,
IN this market Similar conditions prevailed May
time during the session At the outset It was ap-
parent that some 1age buying orders in the local
prices continued to advance known that foreign
possibly 10000 bush septenbeT this demand BENG
partly based on a sharp advance in Budapest amounting
evident that big trade was in progress
probably about new No hard winter wheat
had besa sod for 3ggGs5 and September loading on
Kansas City by Newyork parties on top OF this came
the Rockies last week se Soa IN aof ffe east 0s
total worlds decrease was 900 bush compared with
The July especially strong markets active
demands from shorts and locally increased premiums
over the September The weekly and weather bull
letn was about standon and the same last week.
Southern Texas. with wheat heading north
movement amounted to $4,000 bush compared with
s1 5ush year ego The Northwest receipts were
crosse before long No red closed 81 O6 elevator and
coRN-The only corn at NeW-YorE today was
an aavance In May to 59e representing 1c rise
were alarmed over the light stocks this Other
DAY. account favorable weekly crop bulletin and
increased offerings from the country notably Nebraska
export demand While generally favorable weather
for best o Of e rn corn ense5
o v sigg20F os snd o'S &C.. a0st No White 55G and
the 9. s IN b 9as acted FReE
% 10 so n Closed Acc h 9aFsI b @ 70 m ID oa5
5oc clipped white Sc to 20 10 609535sc Rye
Mari Market .n iPasy y, Fsss,gs quoted 400 New
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. IA miscellaneous selection amounting
TO 1922 bales offered at the wool
day. SIernios active moderate supply OF cross
breds sod quickly. the home trade
Americans bought few lots q medium cr0ssbrsds az
high rates. Half bred co-nbngs in keen
were taken by French buyers Cape OF Hope woods
were In better demand. and low grades = Tier
Following the sales in detail New South 500
bales secured Is sdG1s Cd; greasy. TsdQ1s Queens
t Ls%is Stsd greasy Isdeis &d South Australia. Loco
Australia 900 bales; greasy GQl1d Tasmania SO bales
frsasy osesd New-Zeaaad. $500 bales; secured IA
GIs 90 greasy, 6hGil53d Cape OF Good and
S Sdsa geo bales; greasy e,s9ed Punta Arena. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
: q contract prices in the local uarks. to-day

points h'af1et for spot closed dull at IS
issOc; no a. Hsac..Ig upland 1565c. middiing Gulf
ss follows: ,aihsrn spot markets were telegrsphed
bales savanres - &c higher, al lSlzc sales 100
steady rr.t-.-li easy unchanged, a l3ssc: Norfolk
noslasl +rstseo al l5sc; sales 126 bales baltimore
a. l3ac. CS-ssl q lac 81 Louis. quiet, unchanged
ton cu.e; &c eS sae st.nlington nominal; Calves
~ leaenx oets.. sales, 1850 bales Estimated receipts
ZOO bale Ems tof tomorrow At Galveston 500 70
Nsw-oTss al LAST and 264 last year; al
Week and 7oe- ~ 10 $500 bales. against 40O9 last
bales last year. Houston 500 70 600
Receipts ., ~ ~ last week and 094 last year
pared ne ports and points eorn-
@Ae sena pysek "a Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18

oereo e5c Eagle confectionery Franuated 61Oc Eagle
coarse and extra fine granuated 05c Eagle ID cartons
81 mo sranulaed sc: Eagle 10 bags 10 bags OF
icns EIaaqated. 5o5c Eagle fne sranuated standard
as 81 ana Toe; No 4. 455o; No 8. 46Oe; Nc 6:
foS NO 4 4Oc: No s. 4S5c No 9. 43Oc; No TO- ACC;
25 L. 42o1; No II 415o: 10 l5 Zoe; Nos Il and 10
5uoc; No 10, &C The London market was
6r2 with prices unchanged May and quoted S.
O<o The local market firm front. with sellers
heeEallv asking fun outside and reports from
SuGa state that held basis of 9-16c,
Quoted a. follows: Centrifugal test 13-16q3sc
50 test. o-l6Q3ssc and molasses 50 tset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MAekEr.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. May II, p m.-CoTTON-Spot IN light 5s
si Prices iS points higher American m,ddlin fair
to4u; good middling. 17Od: middling,
ding 74sd; good ordinary 7S6d: ordinary i6S TSa
sales OF ths day were 5000 bales. OF
speculation and export and included 400 American
Receipts 5000 oaes. Including 300 American FItures
SP s Urn Snd Closed easy American mdIne c.
July and August, lisa; August and September a4d
September and October 6sTd: October and Novennbsr
6lld; November and December cod: Decer1bsr
January sod: January and February Cd '' "1'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
NAVAL STORES.

steady to Tm market is noted for rosin prices
was 9Tiet with the tendency somewhat IN buy
erS lar was steady but unchanged. quote:
Csc ~ d N'"S4iins DOH O'nV
TAR-Pins bbl, 81 s58s2 40: OIL bois, s. es@s5 to
50 eS: az N to good strai1ed Sc 90a$2 s3 p
NJ IS 49, n. IS so9s4; W G. 81 20; W W. 81 SO.
STOCK ON HAND
bols
SIlrlS tufpsntlne $40 bols
lar 1858 ools
Savannah. May i7-TURPENTINH firm at 541tc;
sales 424 bales; receipts. 1892: exports ROSIN
firm; sales. 1S40 bbls; receDts, . 1905 ESQ:
quoted: A, b, c and D. 81 GJ z SO 20; r 80 10: c.
s. SO: H 81 So $751; K 50 10 NJ. IS 20; " IS 8O W G.
Charleston. May l7-TURPESTTNEI-Not doing.
ROSlN Arm: A B. O and p, 50 IS: Z So as; c. s. %;
H. s. 81 81 70; x. 81: H. So lo n. So 2o W G. So 40:
NeV-oreans. MAY 17--Receipts-Rosin $50 bbIs; tur-
pentne 1874 EXPortsTo Liverpool 900 bbls trpentins;
10 Manchester. 300 bbls rosin.
Wilmington. May 17.-SPIRTTS TURPENTISE-Noth-
ing doing: receipts II casts ROSIS-NOthing doing;
receipts 40 bbls TAR firm go. receipts 156 bhls
CRUDE To FPENTINE firm at s. 253S4 and 81 25 re-
Celpts. l55 bbls.
London May iT.-TCFPENTTNF-S Ais 1O]sd-
ROSlN-AmeEican, strained rs Cd; fine. lis 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-18
u contract prices IN The local market to-day

Coffee Gables -RiO--Co5es market firm; No Rio,
1880: exchange. l2sd receipts. 1000 bags days
cleared for United States n 600 bags: stock G5 600
bags. SauosCOffee market firm; good average Santos
6SlQu; receipts 1000 hays days stock I59 600 bags
RaInburgCohee market opened ! pig higher: at 23o
? IA unchanged. sales. 10000 bags Havre-
Coffee market opened steady, unchanged = franc
higher; al y n ! franc lower; al declined =
frame 80 advanced : frame total sales. "a 900
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GensraI PasssnTsr Arsnt-

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Trfouns
IL received their Uptown Once,
Advertisements viii be received following branch
Offices regular Office until D.
254 sth-avs. 2Sd-sti 153 6h-ave i2rh-st;
% East l4fh-st 257 West 42dsJ between eth and Sth
26S West 125th-st ass Sdave. between 18th and
nth SITS 1923 3d-ave.. s1st-st 7O9 lst-ave..
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May I7,-FLoUR Arm wHEAT-sprtaE-
Offerings very ERht No Northern Buffalo Inspection.
81 10 CORN steadyi No 2 yellow. 6oc No = 565ac.
OATS firm; No white 4Tc; No mixed. 4Sc. BARLEY
and RYE-Nothing doing
Chicago May l7.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

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~ received St their Uptown Once.
NO. I G64 BRO ADWAY.
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offices regular Office until O'Clock ?.
254 Sth-ave 235-st. 6th-sve. 12th-sr
I4th-st: PSI 42d- st between Tth Sth
263 West 125tst: 1S3S 3dave between 10th and
TTJh 1925 3d-ave. 6lsst: l7Os 1st-ave,
15T 125th-st.: $50 Tremont-ave $50 Sd
Elst-st-; 654 Sd-sve.; 90 Chrstophsr-st
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-06

Office Constructing Quartermaster
Astoria, Ore, August 25, 1904.-Sealed
proposals, in triplicate. will be received
at this Office until 10 o'clock a. m
September "a. 1904, and then opened
for the construction of a frame pump
house, removing and resetting old
boiler, smokestack and machinery, fur
nishing and setting two new boilers
and smokestack and make connections
with wells; also change in distributing
of water system and the setting and
connecting of four generating sets for
electric light at Fort Stevens, Ore.
United States reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals. Plans can
be seen and specifications obtained at
this office. Envelopes should be marked
Proposals for construction and ad-
dressed Captain Goodale, Quartermas-
ter, Astoria, Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-06
The Worlds Fair Route.

Those anticipating an eastern trip
or q visit to the Louisiana Purchase
exposition at st. Louis. cannot atTorf
to overlook the advantages offered b,
the Missuri Pacific Railway. which, OF
account of its various routes and gate
ways, has been appropriately named
THE Worlds Fair Route
Passengers from the northwest take
the Missouri Pacific trains from Den
yer or Pueblo, with the choice OF either
going direct through Kansas City, OF
via Wichita, Fort Scott and Pleasan,
Hill.
Two trains daily from Denver and
Pueblo to st. Louis without change,
carrying all classes of modern equip
ment, including electric lighted obser-
walton parlor cafe dining cars. Ten
daily trains between Kansas City and
St. Louis.
Write or call on W. c. Mcbride, gem
eral agent, la Third street, Porthnd,
for detailed information and illustrat-
ed literature.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-06
Little Change Probable in Vote
to Be Cast by Republicans
and Democrats.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM $4,000
Democrats Insist That Anything
Less Than ~, 500 Majority
viii BE Victory for
Them.

Rutland, VT Sept, 5.-That Ner-
mont will so republican at the state
election tomorrow is admitted by the
democrats. 1t will only be a question
of the size of the republican plurality
in the opinion of the leaders of both
parties. The democrats insist that
they win cut it down considerably and
the other side asserts that normal
republican vote will be brought out.
I'VE won't get any votes from the
democrats and they won't get any from
us" said Senator Proctor. we will
have plurality of at least $4,000
If the republicans do not have a
plurality of 1880 it will be equivalent
to a democratic victory said Q. B.
Smalley, the democratic national COM
mitteeman. I'VE do not expect to win
any republican votes and they will not
win any of ours"
Both parties are striving hard to
bring out their full strength at the
polls and if the republicans do not sue
ceed and the democrats do, the latter
declare Vermont will go republican by
less than $4,000.