davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

S' %a6S s :.se2 81 '. :. Gsaadsa ss.e an aD ar .. @ 81 & d
ssies-T9s5n shannon: 100 state lambs. - n ave-ag=
s. so 30 60 n a s. 30: i2 ohio do Is n AZ s. 7
sa shesp st 2 r r at at s IS s. iSs aS &C. 100 r 3 al al
a. iio an n 100 q IA a, 8 - % 10 I9l n at $ 5 = S'as
8 go g &c su!, Is :" n a. 81 state yearinss 50 n at
- KsTns s ss c9mmizsion COMPANY: 200 Rual2 lambs Y
.so do T. s. 50 aSa DO s. n at s. %. us d.
- 10 a. - ~ 80 Indiana DO = n AZ 50 sI' 80
- s. 70 as d. = Io a. a. s s a. 81 81 % d. 20 r. a, a.
q Ksajucy do y n at s. s2p is do % n al s =
y eSR5 q ~ an s8a o. % n at s. So i'2 STATE Do 81
lO4 No. at 81 = - kenucsy 40 1J5 n al 81 25 rs
DO 10 r. At s. S 7s K.nadI t5iaa t i = IS n 10 at q 50
s Judd q %: Isa state lambs. IS 10 at So Is: Il
do 81 10 AZ s. o = d. es n a. s. 90, 25s do, 81 y
$: d. 9 y At 81 IS, ii 10 lis n ar IS SO. =
ss5fsre = ssP .lb aIS "a ., nj = - ca
e az a. =, e "G lgE do 80 n s Is % Do IS r. a.
= az s. = - ; State yearinss io5 n ~ - g2's; ii
sylysna do, Il5 n al 81. i7o Kentucky do. 109 u.
EsvZon = Ohio lames. a n. At s. 30. II:
! II. Wi!ker.au -j7 Ba14lo lambs = - s. ST..
HarrinE,oa q ~. -is Buffalo lambs = u a, So So,
MMePherson Me- q -. 2os ohio lambs. 50 70. al 81 50:
Crockett, & co.. 2os BaTaIo larl5s - n. a, s. 50
II II. H1is SOS Canada lambs. II n az 81 90 los
Vermont do - y at s. 90 y state do = n ar s.; -
Vermont DO l06 =, az SO so
D. Harrington ihS state lambs. 20 -. So - i0,
= p AZ 8 IS ~ DO G3 n Al 81 80 22t Ohio do = n
PIC Western - 81 50. 10T Canada 90. -
n. So 37ta So Vermont sheep = 70. az s.
W r Hume - lambs. 50 y s. SIia. 81 10.
So % ia 81 n - 20. t.2 do ST n. at
s. 90 cGIs So n ~ -, state 10 = al 81
10. a s.. bucks. rs = 81
J. c. Curtis SON - state lambs. - n. at s. l5. u
IS 62s 163 DO - -. s.. 6u Vermont do.
81 n. s. fea - cls "a n at 81 so 81 90. 4. y at
81 sheep oa n 81 80 cu,is ~ n So %
l.. Di.lenbac<- ~ Northern Car ada lambs
- ~ a. 80 70 s. T5 10s 30. 81 p. az
s. sheep. lac 81 Jo. 20 n,
S. 5D- n do - p 81 80
Andrew Mullen. - state lambs 30 n, az 50 50. 3
sheep = - 81 So
.Teii.~e Wright q State lambs. f07 n So 2S
a. y. 81 80 ~ DO 50 p. st 81, sheep - n.
al 81 50
TFDCS-Eeretuts DAYS 12i. l.. 3si
head Including 3.T0o head the rnarSe- Traie
wa and sales made Too late 20 be re-
ported. tho hog wards that good
and Peunsy lva0ia hogs were steady to
s;rors selling So 20gS6 30 per 100 No. deck ot
Rsfsio rigs brought 81 IS Country dressed hogs
auota-l steady s'4GS$c FOR medium weights aHl 81 e
9t.c light hogs.
average a. 8 . per 100 70
Judd & 60. yesterday - uIiyad Western
hogs 70 IS -. e2S Western pigs. lo p at $ SO
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEW Yl5i. NEN EVE HlRIElll

rams -~yal- -r11i Grand central s----ol- so -
and +t1 Ar-. .I--lHs- fHr
BOSTON. va New London and Providenee-t5:lo-
y -'-.' ~ 1. a A., z l-oJ. ',.--o@, .. -;o0s
BOSTON. Via vlI.raaH,ie-7's.o 4 NJ. 1900
BOSTON. va Springdeld-ts;0o A. N. u i-.O0. 't+-0o.
s1l.ou ? VI
WRITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS ND CEEBEC-
- S. ST.
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-4Fs:0Q 2 N
FITCtl 5 F E. la NiliDal-.c Putnam and Worcsstes
--sS 900 T. NJ
CT BAERINGTON. STOCkBRTpGE LEMON. PITTS
a. ~ $ e
WATERBURY and WINSTET.-75- -01 $500. ffs 90.
Irl0.ae. s'lt-H- % Waterbury, a NJ 7'lei- ff-JJ.
f5,ol. 7'b-a9. S's 20 20 Waterbury, p II
Ticket orge, a f.li ti-5ta
$, also at -t1 t2ft 1iSJ cI35t Broadway ,s r. <
Place 60 Ll1 Ssvare els@ rftb Az $50 ~ -llal'at .
6+9 Ma--iEoa Ar- c-T3 West i25,h 152 Eas-
125th In BroeSlyu. q Court s.. $50 Tul-on
'DaiIy Except Sundays Ssundsys onIy satu--
uIIas DiEias car Aseuctes selling P-r-or ald
Sleeping tickets also.
T. HEMFSTEAD. Cen. Pass. AT
q NJ SHEPARD. Gen Supt
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

do red 81 25Gsl 81: and Western. white per
push 81 25GS1 81: white bbl S3So
PEPFERS. Jersey red Per Dbl. 5OcGS1: DO green 2Sg
PEAS Norfolk Der TScfEl PARSNIPS
per Dbl Slgsl 25; PUMPKINS peg bhI 5096oc: sT2tN
BEANS, per basket. I5cS1 Is: do green. 9tc
qSl; do Jersey and Long Island bag 50cS do Nor
folk. basket S1d$i % do green 75cgS1 .; DO
Baltimore. basket. I569Gc: SQUASH. Hubbard Per
bbl. 75c9s1: DO marrow. 50G6Oc: TURNIPs ruta6asa
Canada, Dbl sOGS5c: 60 nearby 5065c; TOMATOES.
upriver bush basket. 40GsOc; do Jersey. box
20q60c. Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. small
basket. 20Q25c
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Oferings the DAYS
small; Shipment from river points extremely light. De
mand steady and prices frmer for bsst marks We
quote: Prime large bales 100 70. so1S218c No j.
The; No = I2zc No p 62la9G0c; shipping. $500;
6J6I2sC clover 6CsSJc. STRAW
Scarce higher .Ong closing 81 10 100 -;
sharp, active inquiry. Receipts Of hay and straw in
tons. reported the Produce Exchange today.
Erie Railroad 140 Pennsylvania so; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. $50; West Shore. 30 Lehigh Val
ley 10. Baltimore Ohio 20; Central CT NeVJe-sey
go river boats, 14O: boats, 1S2, total 1872
Receipts Of straw-SO tons.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
........I0ls lo1s aa1 1o.c9

March ......'......iolS IOls s97 loc3aioO4 1o2s
Nay .Io-22 1923 1902 i00sa 1910 1851
The local market for spot cotton closed quiet. with
prices - pOlis IoNcT az l030c TnidGlg upland
1055c Ior inoaHhg CUT Sales. $500 bales delivered
eontracL SSItAsIn sbot markets teegraphed
bales Charleston guiet and ~ lower 7-I6g9izc;
s24es - 9aIes wilmington steady and unchanged al
g+sc. t ss1ofe nor h0mlnaliy sc lower ct 1926 ST.
LOUIS Glet ana "a lower lO-ac. Norfolk steady
&c lower AZ ls lec se,es. ss5 quiet
ane -loe o%sr 81 sc. Ney-OTeaas quiet &c lower
S%c. saie- 40 bales. Memphis steady and ~ lower
l0c. sales, ll50 bales. Estimated receipts Al leading
points foT tomorrow; At New-Oreans 1900 600
bales against Iol4e last week 4T3 year.
@SVv % ooug bales. against 40.ls4 last
against $3.50 last week and % las wear.
Receipts At ITO ports COM
pared Wltn nc same day last week aud last year.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
EURo9EAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct 3--CIosIng--W EIEAT-Spot nominal
futures Pay sSsaay' becenlesr = ''sd Mageh -
Futures barely steady. December.
sad PEAS-Canadiau steady. IS Tisd FLOI R-Sc
Louis fancy winter steady. ss % HOPS iou-al
tPaclGc Coast' strong. - Us tS SIS BEEF-rNteI
India mess steady, 6-s Sd POIRE-EriEne
arm as 3D. HAMS-Short cut 1f TO t6 H. steady.
AIS. BACON urrn Cuu1be- b NJ.
sho~c rib l6 70 "a p ala- long clear uliddias.
SIS. Ions clear ualdGes, heavy. to g. 10
short clear backs Is 90 ~ 6l-
Il TO rs r., SIS sd pF,RS-SGaare II TO -
n. firm. as IA ttD strong prime western On tierCns
SOS; DO American reaned. in pals tls BJTTtsI, -
Good United states steady, las CHEESE Nrm- Anl-r
finest white. 4Hs- american finest -0iored.
TAI.LOW-Frirre city strong 22s Sd. TJ-lcPTN-TINE-
SPIRITS iu.L 79s sd ROSTN-Comraon steady. -s 3d.
LINSEED OIL steady. lSs Cd PETROLEUM quiel.
6Iad-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
OTHER mARKgTs-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. oct s-CATTLE-Receipts &c 900 head in
euding 1000 Texans and T0oe Westerns. Market
Good prime steers. S. & 10
medium So Sc 80; stOckers and feeders. s. s5 q
25; cows and heifers 81 5Oa 81 75 Gamers q
~ All. huIIs s. calves q SS Tex fefi
steers S9 sea IS: Western steers. SsRSG55 HOGS
Mixed and butcher s. 50 81 IA good to choice heavy.
sS is. buIx OF sales. IS 759 IS s5 SHEEP@Receirts
80 600 head sheep steady. lambs I5c lower: good 20
choice wethers, 81 sea Sf 35: fair choIre mix
SS Is q s5 IS: native lambs. S43S5 90
C,tncfnno4i S-HOGS active Sc 1ovv.r salacta,i
shippers So o. butchers Sc 9 ss o5; common s. so
SS "a *. common S2a 81 80 SHEEP 80 ,9d 1I,V-
Si II 81 3.: lambs steady $50 IS So
Fast 'IluTalo, Oct. cattle pac.fnts = 9a0
head; steady g iee hsher prime steers s. IS SO;
SS II. cows 81 S4: bulls 81 2s sS -,r-i--s e,s
feeders 81 so So s5: stock helfsrs 81 z 81 frssh
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL AZ II.
Liberty street and south Ferry tTms from south
Eerry nys minutes earlier than SHOWN below
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOVNN AND MAUCH
CHUNh-z400 90 (7-15 Easton only1 $40 10
so. 800 O. s. Easton onlyJ ? m sundays. z42s
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANFOS-z4oO. so a m.
1.g9 p m SUNDAYS q IS a LOO 2 m
AAhEM0OD. LAkEHU RST- TONS RiNEk AND
BAEsNEGAT-z40O. 90. 's. 80 a zls0 o. 90. Lake
wood and Lakehurst OnlyJ- 420 p n sundays 3 %
ATLANTIC CITY-.g.40 a m. ts.4o 7. m
NlNELAND And BHiDGETON-tzt00 a. SflSo
Long BRANCH ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POtNI PLEASANT AND SEASHOkE FONTS
Zi0o- 80. ll3J a m xL2o. l34, 5.53, ass. 80
~ 1l.9V p n sunday except ocean Grove. 10
PHILADELPHIA-5 READING TERMINAL. - es.
100 $500. - Jn, TlJUo. TIL00 fl2 90, 800.
Size. 200 y 90. II oo. $500. 1900. 1870. $500.
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-$}.25. 1S.0o. "I0.a0.
1--ge a. m. '@OU. +'4-uO- ~6-0o, '1-00 1875 p m
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-s 90. 1900.
kEADING, HARRISBURG POTTSVILLE AND WILL
AAASFOlkA--- 800. z4--s TS-uo. Tsl-. tl'Vu. lLop
m. Reading 1ulyl. 800. sl-29 700 p m.
Reading Potrsyile and Harrisburg only "a 90, i5o1
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. r OF Rector St. Pr 8.
a--anlic Hlos, Seabrtgnt, Monmouth Bch- Ions
Branca Asbury Park Pt Pleasant. 1000 a. n asa
zFrcrn Liberty street only. "Daily fDaily. except
sunday sSuDcays only EParior ears only Via Ia
-il114a xS1turcays- aENcept Saturdays
square West I53 I35rh &c f2Jth
columbus Av. New York Court St 54t. 500 Fulton
- siyn, 500 3 way w r-sburs New TorS Transfer
w. O. BESLER c " BURT
Vice Pres ard Gen Mgr Pass'r ACt
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

liverpool oct. g. q p m-cOTTON-spot Increased
demand prices l. points lower American ultdIlln ;
fair. sod. good mid1tlas, IT'D middns 5s2d; Iaw
TniddluE 8 SD, good ordinary a12d. Ordinary 4SSt.
The sales OF the day we're 5000 bales. OF which 500
haIes speculation aE1 iucl-lJe
1890 American Receipts 60e0 including 1900 Auer-
lean Futures opened quiet and steady and ciosesi
quiet. American m,ddlrg. G. October. 54fd. Oc-
toAcr and November. s-t9d; Sovembsr and DecsmbeT.
6S9d December and January. 5-29d. January yea
Fuary. 5.S9d, February and March. 54ad. March and
April aid. April and Nay. G42Gs Nay azd Ju1A
5s2d.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

aETALs-TIN-The London tin reported an
9res at si2s l5s Locally Tho market shade higher
IN sympathy, being held at 2s.l082s3 roc. COPPER
~ IS for spot f5s Locally
shows ateadier tone but is without nn9jeriai
- SIC casting l25daI2 e22c- Exports OF cop
per fos me re 8 month"; Sc far Us a59 tors against
IS for Tho corresponding period last year LEAD
and a. Ill lie 90 in London sPELTER-speller un-
changed 5l0g5Zoc n Ns"-fork and At IL Is 81 IN
i,- md al 42s 90 Middlesboro. Locally
uneangsd ~ soiBs} t2Td 6hsn al si5 ssa a o ' 10
s,rSrv southern and No foundry. Southern. soft at
slS 90 sss ~ IS AND sTRUPs-Molasses firm but
atber quiet although hne grocery grades we're offered
sParingy Psa1a was sod at cash ve!x handsome
fasr lSa17c good 1895 PsiHe So1e'
i6gls ep pFtYGTyTs-Tn steam and sa tonnage the
s1ie In any Of the various departments Qnotations
Liyergeel and ss "a; Lohqon; Ss 1p GasEs
ls rotterdam. SC; Hamburg Is pfgs Bremen II =
sotTS4 P Steamer 10 isss tons noiasses
in bulk Phaaeip,a 20 i5e- Sg5 @ isum in baIt
~ cases Phiadelphia 70 Havana private terms prompt
British schooner 2se tons lumber. Wilmington - 70
oTt Arthur PHILADELPHIA sc 25 schooner 20 tons
schooner; ;5oo,er ais IONS reneTai cargo hence 70
terms q = c,,rren, a,s back 10 New
Torr or sound kiln dried lumber, private terms;
schooner 239 tons lumber. James River 20 New York
ss two british schooners rs ana i24 coal Port
Johnston 70 81 John, B 75e; schooner. ~ tons
sss tons Norfolk Jacksonville. private terms;
sen9SSnf "a HatterSs private terms: Danish
el59 tons general cargo Gulf 70
80 reuularE private terms prompt: British steamer.
iona United stafes-Far East trade ore TIP PIivate
SorSessan ship. tais tons general eaTgos hence 20
vi q
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

cash quo-etions a. follows. FLOUR vas arul:
WHEAT. NJ spring 81 15gSl lS, No ). 81 l0dSl I6,
No red 81 t2ia fSI Ar CORN No = 53c. No . vel
low 55i4c; OATS No = SGatc Ne white. - '-c No =
white 3q32A.c. RYE No = 75c; BARLEY. good fee5-
ing 36G3Ic fair choice mating Jti2 44SC, FLAN
SEED. l. 81 10ia; No Northwestern. 81 1Ts. EI4J-
grade. SI2 L, PORK. per bbi S11 20
ash LARD. per -. s. sGx7 - CUT MEATS
short ribs sides UOosel. s. S52GSS short clear sides
boxed s. 5neISS IS. WEISNEY. basis of high wines
g 26'4 ON the Produce Exchange today BUTTER was
steady creamertes l4auc diaries. iSIic. EGGS stea ~
mark included I4RIT%c; hrsts 1Sc prime 1iss
2Oc; extras 22c CHEESE trm. 9%tGl0-sc
Duluth. Oct 3--WHEAT-SO Z Northern. 81 i4ie. No
> Northern 81 O9ls December 81 12is May 81 141s-
Milwaukee. oct. S--WHEAT-$o I Northern. 81 It;
No Northern. IL l59$1 l6p. May 81 i3'se asked RYE
No I. SOC BARLEY.No 2 toc; sample. 3oGs3c
Minneapolis. Oct December. 81 147s, Nay.
81 i59s No hard. 81 t7's No Northern 81 15s No =
Northern 81 l2As FLOCR-First patents 81 2G1S6 50.
patents So O5GS6 IS. first clears 81 e5$5 10,
end clears. SS 10ES3 ~ BRAN. in bulk, S15GS15 x
Philadelphia Oct 3.-WFIEAT steady: grade
see OATS steady . white natural 351-GSGc. No ,
clipped BUTTER steady fair demand.
21c; nearby prints. 2Sc EGGS
lower nearby hrsts 2l2ic at mark; Western Arsts
2OG2Ic at mark. CHEESE firm. good demand New
York fun creams fancy t0is lOiac choice qs alec:
65s OO pounds IN sacks. wheat SEQ bush corn 600:
oats 1000 Shipments-Wheat, 5000 BUSH corn $500;
S. Louis Oct a-wHEAT-No 2 REQ cash elevator
ITa December 81 1T9as1 lTs May 81 17IsgSt I7ss:
No hard 81 1881 - CORN-No . cash $50 Deceul-
cenber SIkc: MAY 59Ac; No white 349S4i &C.
Toledo. 3.-CLOVERSEEp-Cas ana October
s. s5 bff December s. an bid; 81 so. ALSIEE
prime S. 10 bid, TIMOTHY prime 81 35
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

= was
sss made responsibis FOR further break The report
- cent nEt 65 ner lsst gear This
ss-Is- r "a % .ne Vim lae LItyaie efllInaies isgsa
- speeliatEe element who had considered such
- solual hEures had eject outside circles The
yea while lie screae. ie s,,SSc4 ~ - s,o1tt N ~
Eresfer would rs5int 10 fEc-a,isi -o 81 sblg,t
hyege there no Lees four estimates issued Or
sngulary fortunate in estimating the crop Today
crop a. 10 @ o s @ yast az, year esti99tsa cd re re
ales hssea 81 returns from 300 mills
io65oo00 80 90 bales Casso,etis be iTsss are
iHciiEed 70 The opinion ;zt The re f-r issued WI not
ees untA IL las been eondrned or modhed by The
"a point q interest ths immediate future appears
a. " ee9l ~ lAe high eenditon reported spin
lse that the II credited
t,sent prices break the setermnaton Of the south
- planter q hold hts supplies al anything below l0c
a sianeoi,t i Is prohahe that the next effort
- e.Ie,lgi Eurorean sptnneTs are reported 10
- as result of which exports foT me month
e te- hem 9 rssg2s rssoFas :, ~hsSAsT me, they
i mat ngufe remains % b. seen, and the trade viii
- aostion q returning stability from the direction
q s.lte tfaoe demand which The pulls say VIII Be
>S been weak unsettled before the report pub
aing the local msHket opened easy decline u So
s The repo was issued stood a. practcaiiy the e g5
s ,7. Following ths EePort f. broke 70 net loss q
Leae n the late trading room shorts profits
sstmssea az SO oo5 Bales E1pors so@a is ~s lss
si ~ greatiIs hfsfss q sstnsasy ~ we're smaller and
soEed another Increase. with The calling Tor
Sl' & YES generay favorable but frost indicated far
eTohahy have q bu!Iish eject On crop estinasteS '1
r,ss aoRy % Tsp9Tt % me he elsf e the bureau .:
compared f6 ssl ia5I noa5a ana e os Seen Seen
-N@l,e' . las; yeaF-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

Foreign Cof1ee Cables-Fs.0~11e market STEADY No
Fic. $500: exchange. = sa-d receip-s 200 bags
shipments Tue5 loo bass, shipments for
Europe. 1oo5 STOCK. $500 sanfos-f,Offes
market steady good average santos $3.50 receipts 2Nu
bags. stock. I.TGl.0do Lag= Hzmburg---oNre market
opened = pig higher. 30 Z n unrnznEed
= pig lower. -. 80 0Hee market
opened unchanged NoVeutsr. declined
: franc - months = franz lower. other
months unchanged. AZ n hanged. far months
= franc lover $50 unchanged total sales = 90
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Rlralo Oc-. S-FLOUR f~u; fancy 5i"uded patent
fancy spring patent 81 80; winter family patent
win pastry 81. bake~s spring parent. So so
bsssrs. spring rear S4 -. rye - 81 WHEAT-Sprinz
irregular: Northern. carlosds 81 20. winter tu
No . rel in store 81 49,. CORN strong NJ yellow
sole: No corn 57-c. OATS frm: No white 25c No ::
flfved 3st-c RARIF.Y-Obio %TC5lc track RYE
buffalo IN store s7isds+Isc Jana! sretshts s.eaiy
wheat l.GSAC- corn. 2-sc. to New $ orA-
,hcago oct a-The leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat NJ. =: Opening H'sh.st I@Se-,- CIes.,g
October .....- ~ itSs 81 u 81 il'a 81 ll'E
December ...t I2ts al I2i- - ti7s Sl- N l3l.
Ma, I I.,s4 IL. I4Is ~. u aNl 49,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NAVAL STORES.

The marks: for spirits Iurpentiue dull and easy,
with machine made barrels quoted 56sc. ROsn duh
and easy ct 81 so for common 70 good strained Tar was
steady but quiet and unchanged quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE OIL machine bbs o60
56isc.
ROSIN-CommOn good. strained 50 50: E. 81: r,
s. 90; G.: S3 10; H. So 20. !. Sc 81 O5: NJ 50 10
g$4 10: n 81 20; W G. s.; W ". s. 1895 25.
STOCK ON HAND
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cablesspot cotton
RaTt 800 American OOo receipts 500. all American.
lover closed quiet points lower ocJober ana 2a5
Noyenber soa Noyerber sembsT December-Jana-
SN9sTehh-Aprl 54ld. APri-May and Nay June . 42d
1zHfS5eF m yarns irregular cloths quiet Buy steady
day market was fair but buyers and sellers are stll
consisted shlsay Of kansas patents and the better
80 s. So eStr. No TinteT 81 s. - 2 81 10 extra No
good 46a s. So. choice 20 fancy 81 65 81 so
as 70 FraAd SAC ME1 esd 2 Gsq aaal.a 50 @ s. -
ac, 4h 80 ca S9areg Quoted W 49, 81 a. cy
standsrd middiing $50 so -four do. s23 S., dog
,seks 5eayy feed 81 S22 bulk and sacks middiing,
sacks. oi-nesl. SIS SIS 50 80
mos. ealre 6sa.s ,ss aS fas' . z; GsEs ths al
e2hs3,es Tsns @Ha 9sayy M des'ne a. t5
sht y down fFom he highest point of the day Among
making evs-y e1o 70 get the rs-ke- 95un % s5 erp,t
9tae- Fegeas having se cornection with asvsnes
Eest pea5s Wa not giving satsfactoa T. vas noted
received al NorhVest points berare ne @ S. & a-s
5sHt f2T & ihf % ss'9n Thsrs vas a'o rePor; hat kan
@ Sa@ Ps Pe Psee ~his ne 0ner a5Fies 51ta1el r
dou6tedy corsiieraion IN The a6ysnce was
the fact mat room traders gone heavily short 5s
CiSatva-taGe fy the support
West According o. BrpornhsN. worlds shipments
less than i06iS On bush. Practically 2O00OOO
larger previous week or this amount Russia
There bush n the amount On
passage ard % . 353 000 bush
latter being shade than correspond
last Northwest elevator locks
reported 20 have increased 500 600 during
Septe1ter. about the expansion month
At al interior points arrivals
CAV ls6h-lou bush compared l.4 bush
asy Faresn markets heause OF the heavy WORLDS
iprneats were easier ard IA tho Liverpool
Although lower Temperatures arpesrea In
ths Sorthv-est nothing map 10 attract
particular ana the
Proposition No red was quoted s. i elevator.
81 iT-s export. AID 81 p choice 2 - afast 10
weather had something of efiect
day. BRIEF opening decline wlth wheat tho
market hroadeued and had arm
able advance nt The last hour. when profit
lions reaction about Saturdays level Re
ceipts remained about 10000 bush behind
the visible supply decreased 4G2 600 bush besides
which the worlds shipments showed slight decrease
40 so bush n The passage. According D
the Nebraska report 2li 900 RAISED
in that state azai1s 100000 bush actual
The government estimate last month 242 G1f
bash No Jrsd@ reunrred. No closed 5Tiz D
5SC afoar 10 . white and No yellow. GIls-.
o af1af CATS-Most - the day csrs shared the
fluctuations ir other narketH and a. ne close
Is e0Oi5.fs0 bush against 8 453 0oo bush
Locally tire MARKET quoted follows Mixed
- 10 % -. ,@G5 natural white 30 10 B. ~ 3HF
SIC and clipped white 3G 20 20 - 37G RYE non-
nat BARIsEY-MsrSst quiet. feeding quoted +2c.
NeW-NoEk
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

]gothtng ] doing; receipts 81 casks RosIN. nothing
DOING receipts Us TAR firm 180: receipts % CRUDE
TUfPENTINE firm, 225. $50 and $50; receipts, 243.
Savannah Oct. 3.-TTRPENTINE frm 521sc: receipts.
34I hbls sales, $50, exports 674 ROSTN firm quiet
receipts, I2'2 sales l16: exports. 5352 We quote:
3 g. 9 s. 62'aGS2 c.: 81 70 L s. 80: X. 50 20; NJ
London oct 3-TJ- Observation-Disclosures. 39s.
RCSIN-American strained. IS. fne, lis 3D.
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Leyes y Resoiuciones de 1904,
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Leyes y Resoluciones de 1904;
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no B1BLIoTECA DEL BOLETlN MERC CANTIL

vaje al cual el llamaba 6a1o hasta el
aullador. que el llafnaba macao 6ar6sd0
En- Chile habia visto una macaca que enternecfa
los cazadores ensenandoles su pequenuelo. En-
California habia encontrado trance de arbol hue
co, echado ell suelo, cuyo interior un hombre
cabalo podia lar ciento cincuenta pssos.
En- Marruecos habfa viso. a los mazabitas los
biscr batrse barras de hierro los bris
crs por haber sido tratados de kl6 que sgnfca Pc
rro los mozabitas por haber sdo tratados de Fkaa
81; que signfca gentes de la quints secta.
En- Chile hahia visto cortar en- pedacitos al pirata
Chanh Thong Quan Larh Quot, por naber asesinado
al ap de una aldea En- Thu Dan Not, habfa presen
cado como un leon Sc llevaba vieja peno mer-
cado de la ciudad. Habia asistido Ia legada de la
serpieue que venfa de Canton Sag5n, para celebrar
en- la page da de Cholen la fiesta de Quan dcsa de
los naveganes.
Entire los Mois habfa contemplate al gran Quan Su.
Rio apeiro haba vsto las damas brasle6as ponerse
por la noche en- los eabellos burbujitas de ga
sa conteniendo deatro luciernaga bonto insecto
fosforescente 10 cua semeja tocado de estrelas.
En- ell Uruguay hsbfa combatido los hormgueros
en- ell Paraguay unas araf1as veudas grandes como la
cabeza de un chqulo, que sus atas cubran un
diAmetro de un tercio de vara, ate r4ban al hcmbre
4
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LOS TRABAJADoRES DEL MAR

arroandole pelos que hundan como eciias en- la
carne levantaban p6stulas.
En- la orilla del rio Arinos, aauente del Tocantis
los bosques vrgenes del Norte de Diamantina habia
comprobsdo la exstencia del pueblo de los murcela-
gos, hombres que las cabel!os bancos los
oos colorados que haban los bosques sombrlos duer
de dfa, Sc despiertan de noche, pescan cazan
en- las tineblas. vendo nejor cuando no hace luna.
Cerca de Beyrouth, en- un campamento de una ex-
pedci6n de que formaba parte habiendo sdo rebado
de una tiends puv6metro, sabio hechicero, ves
lido con dos tres trlas de habia agitado
tanta furia una campana puesta en- ell extreme de
cuerno, que una hiena acudio devolver al momento
ell pluvionetro. Ella era la ladrona.
Esas historias verdaderas parecian tanto los
cuentos, que divertfan q Deruchette
La mnheea de Ia Durande Ell lazo que unia al bu-
que con la joven. Llaman mufeca las islas
das al mascaron taado la proa estatua de MADEIRA
esculpida con mas Per en- las is'as
normandas quiere decir navsgar la sguiente locucon
locals (,e entire pOabe ct poap (hallarse entire popa
mascaron).
Ell mascar6n de la Durande era p1rticularmente
apreciado de mess Letherry. Habfa encargsdo al
pinero que Sc pareciese Deruchette. Ell carpintero
hizo 10 que pudo pero hizo mxy POGO Aquel mascar6n