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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22

Mrs. Anderson, Jacksonville, j
Fla, daughter of Recorder Of
Deeds, West, who witnessed her
signature to the following letter,
praises Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-There are
but few wives and mothers who have
not at times endured agonies and such
pain as only women know. / wish
such women knew the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. It Is remarkable medicine,
different in action from any ever
knew and thoroughly reliable.
81 have seen many cases whore
women doctored for years without per-
manent benefit, who were cured in less
than three months after taking your
Vegetable Compound, while others who
were chronic and incurable came out
cured, happy, and in perfect health
after a thorough treatment with this
medicine. / have never used 1t myself
without gaining great benefit. A few
doses restores my strength and appe-
tite, and tones up the entire system.
Your medicine has been tried and
found true, hence / fully endorse it"
- Mrs. R. A. ANDERSON, 225 Washing
ton St., Jacksonville, Fla. - $4,000 forfeit
If original of above letter proving genuineness can
| not be produced.
No other medicine for women has
received such widespread and unquali-
| fed endorsement. No other medicine
has such record of cures of female
troubles. Refuse to buy any substitute.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
SUTTON.
DIED..

DEXTER-In Glover, August 7ht, Harley
Leroy Dexter, aged IL years, months,
days.
WARE-In West Derby, July 30th, Mrs. Ellen
(aarc1ck) Ware, aged 81 years, months,
Z days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
HARDWICK.

Mrs. J. E. Mitchell and children are
visiting in Maine.
Miss Gladys Stanford visited in Bur-
lington last week.
DR.. G. W. Bates and family are
spending few weeks visiting in Bos-
ton and New York.
VIM. Milton has finished work as
baker at the Hardwick bakery and
Cecil Billiard of Greensboro Bend
takes his place.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Snyder died at their home
Aug. 4, after a short illness with
cholera infantum.
Orison Mack died at his home here
Aug. 10. He had been in very poor
health for several months but the I'M
mediate cause of his death was val
vular disease of the heart. He was
about 81 years of age and leaves a
wife and one son, Harry Mack of
Holyoke, Mass. The funeral services
were in charge of Ellsworth Post, q.
A. Z.
SUTTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Miles visited in Ryegate
| last week.
There will be services at the school mouse,
North Ridge, Aug. q, at p. m.
Miss Nellie Day of Lynn, Mass, is stop
ping at Geo. Flagg's for the summer.
Mrs. Susie Fogg is helping to care for
Mrs. William MeIcher and little son.
Henry Buzzell of Newport, and Mrs.
Fannie Tucker of Kansas, visited their
( brother, j. P. -Buzzell, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Curtis gave dinner
/ party to quite large number of relatives
| and friends, last Wednesday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
bust 22. 1904.

Mrs. Caflih of williamstown, has
been spending few days with her
son, 81. L. Bishop.
Fred Porter and his son have gone
to Portland, Maine, to spend a few
weeks at the beach.
MIR. and Mrs. 1. j. Miller of Law
renee, Mass, are spending a few
weeks at E. j. Smiths.
Mrs. Mountain and son, and Mrs.
Maud Mahoney have been visiting at
Curtis Stoddard's during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Porter aud Mr..
and Mrs. James Craig will attend the
G. A. r. encampment at Boston this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ruggles, and Mr..
and Mrs. Whipple of Lyndonville, are
camping in Foster grove at Lake
Willoughby.
Mrs. Octave Abar was in st. Johns
bury for medical counsel last week.
She was accompanied by DIR. E. E.
Dickerman.
Jason Allard has purchased piece
of land of Mrs. Silas Beckwith and
will erect law Office upon 1t in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Antoine are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of 1917 pound son, born last Mon
day night, Aug.
B. FL. Marshall was in ST. Johnsbury
last Thursday, on business. Master
Harry Marshall is visiting at Wallace
Houghton's, in Lyndon.
Mr.. Moore of North Chelmsford,
Mass, and Miss Carrie Harris of Mil
ford, Mass, were the guests of Mrs
E. M. Thompson, last week.
DIR. Harley Dunklee of Denver, Col,
arrived here recently, to visit his
father, George Dunklee. His wife
and son have been here some weeks
DIR. Geo. w. Bolton has com
menced grading preparatory to re-
building set of buildings on the lo'
from which the buildings were recent
ly burned.
The ball game between st. Johns
bury and West Burke last Friday
afternoon, scored 9 to 4 in favor o
ST. Johnsbury. This was bad for thu
home team, but then, of course the.
cannot always expect to win.
The sidewalk is being continues
r from D. r. Densmore's store south a
far as the residence of H. M. Moulton
This will be great convenience tt
those living at the lower end Of tn
i village, and we expect great deal Q
walking will be done as soon as tn
work is completed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
Continued from third page.
NEWPORT CENTER.

Regular services were resumed in
the F. B. church yesterday, the pas
tor, Rev. B. P. Parker having re-
turned from his vacation. Mrs. Par
ker and daughter are still in Maine,
and will not return for week or two.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
DEFERRED LOCALS.

Continued nert aUeeE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
OTHER mARXsTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June iO.-CATTL.E-R Receipts l50O head
seLcy prime s6 2SRS6 so: POOR 70 m-iIu1
g. ftGs6 stoekeTs snd feeders SSs+ 20. 81 753
s. so Eefcrs 81 609SS IS: 81 -5d$2 IS bulls
81 5oIS4 30; calves sass 20 HOGS-TReceipts to-day
1900 head, morrow 1900; steady strong; mxed
IS heavy 81 7Ss4 so. light 81 7bS4 go bulk OF
sales 81 s5GS4 81 SHEEP-Reeepts. 5000 lead: market
steady; lambs STEADY: rood choice wehers sJas5 20.
sIr 70 choice mixsd So 7SG$5 native lambs s59$s IS
9 rctn1au. June i0-HOGs quiet So 6sasSos CAT
TIE steady, 81 SQf5 - SHEEP slow &c 5O9s4
LAMBS steady. S4gST 10
Fast Bu1sio. June Observation-Disclosures iT5 head;
active dry rsd strong; ErasSsrs 1ne15c lower; prime
So 81 e5s5 81 81 IS BUN. 81 81
ga %. stockers ant feeders. 90 5oTs4 vEAISRe-
Ce'pts 1000 had steady 50 254f5 50 HOGS-Recspts
N5FS5 70. mixed & n5aS5 10 Workers 81 9sGSS o5.
rzs 81 coughs 81 20rsi az; itsss 81 75s5 daes
s. sOES5 SHEEP AND I.AMRS-Recefpts .. 40 head.
s,esev: Iarbs. - 5l5s6 50; fancy 81; yearnEs sni
wethsrs s. 25GsS so; ewes. s. IJ9$S; sheep miV~t.
Kersas CITY June io--CATTLE-Recripts 200 head
u-iudne 100 Southsrns: market steaTy Zoe
Southern to-day SOLE s. 40 highest 20
rep'euter 1902: Nynor and dressed beef
IS TyV6 ~ good 81 5oFs5 90 Western
TsdS5 orkers and feeders 81 @5fHef a0 Southern
steers 81 5oFS5 90. Southern 81 25Sf Is nativs
ana helfrr So 5oSS 40. bulls. So 1884 So
Sc TSaS4 IS HOGS-Pecslpts 600 head marker strovE
heavy 81 757s4 sTm: rqck.rs 81 7o8S4 so; PIGS ami
zhts s. 25Fst T2s sHEEP-R-cepts =. 2nO heat: mar
ket steady ard active: native la-o s. 25fS7 Western
lambs So o5GST: FED s. 1885 25, Texas clipped
ye,rlncs S56S5 co. Texas clipped sheep 81 25lS4 S.:
stockers ana feeders. 81 5ofSS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

New-NoTk June TO- 1904
coFFEE-Testeresy's coffee market quiet and
,hoEe5 tts feature u orereo sJsaay a. a Faral ad
% showed fair activity ana
ssd.ness STEADY foreign markets. hiEe- Oilers
sgu Brs n1Slssate Tecespts ans Ea.SE
Tste crop advises Later however densn- fell on aol
sosterinE lgl1a-ca caused prices their gains
finally steady unchanged Sa-s
1sTe repo,teG g 25c bags Tbs demand daring TIE
srv tracing cane largely through Wal stree, houses,
With concern buying loOO Tags OF Spteln2er az DC
buyluC scattered. inducing some
sarchsses that believed for Europe sDc
th0ougn Submission ta presumably Tor c-t
European cables I-af1
scrE unchanged Hne Aavre afer losing = nanc.
rSrersd closed 81 The prices cf the previous eat
alo refs h!ghe- en5 santos uuchlnSed Rece-ptS
81 TIE ports 10000 bags for the day. against
r do0 baEs a previous DAY while the interior
mr.; reached 8l0 bass. Mail a6vioes fIom no con
s-ed 10 some tss cables concerning diszp
rutng appearance % t.e berry. The syct market vas
sa but steady, wiki quotations ca the basis OF 10 Tor
Tie range contract rzscss sic market to-day
Vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11

over ne rains IN Oklahoma IN. marie, .,r.re,,ss oon
Tos hsh point q ;s ' 9on saSns su: sn a. %
and ei Sih Mishsan however naalIy rallied the market
s. s mace condition only a.. against 81 and
~ Kentucky. made condition ther. g. compare with
NOS. AL Snt and S. In Juns OF ysar one Of
as rePST Stating a damage Consequence
rains Ia the West which Tor time caused spDTs5 a on
f t n th-S fe'I tnat prices reached West asures
Bah Enssa markets showing IA decline 'whe
monsoon had broken out in INDIA sn1s 1 ana v. ys
,5i e4ute 20 the erect taat export surplus CT
bushels Weather conditions in WesSg5 states outside
the govsrnent nraijc a yer 40; unfSyoTaois and
only in Kansas and Missouri besides tns NortI~ sTt
The q p e K STe snse1i than 91s.
eEt visible suppl ss sen IeaFd FAIR Sss,eHss IN ht
So:tsefhP pGa A 81 s 90 $3.50 8 y 2hoa No
market declined slowly with wheat esv In N. 5ay ana
aSs also influenced more less BY larger caIict
and final prices In tie local market weYs o5 under
tbs previous night The crop situation Vas eTsiae[ed
nsactoIy in spite o. predicted showers through MIS-
No corn closed $40 elevator 55s4c Saost No
market curing the day ans trade moderate. reflect
% csS MAJ os of ss Re 3at
No. 5Ia53c RYE-Mark,t nominal. NJ 3 wss.en 3
nominal BARI.EY-SRTket slow; feeiins was Quoted
sos 9 ! New-fork; ana mailing nominal
S uS scoring to BTsdsireets sggl esated 4S2 0S2
hNsnels for the came week last Since July wheat
5gshe iart week and Sass last year
e$ eio $50 last year TIE governments repor
Sn an g isH, Un'on agnitSt ,6 a. co. iSs6
bushels against SEQ 200 90 las, oTth and 500 81 SS
$50 last ysar: estimates. Yield col $4,000 bushels.
aEs,ast @54Ssooo ac-us last yeer oats condtcn 50
hushes compared with TSsf'4o"o actual last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
Railroads.
q oENNSYLVANIA


SEA N5 6Es fSR; s WEsT ESD
sTsss 3 s ssa' as ss s E:
noted. '''''
80 cAIcAeo seEc!AI-Sa5IS5 sl' sDs::
willie. ana 81 - s,,-
snoktas and Observation Cars. Cincinnati Indian
nag = " Tils pE :1t; LIMITED-Psll,
coipaTtnisat cara For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo
I55 Il; Il, SHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS Ex ST ASS
ass =. NJ ciiic4do fIlITED-- FqiIlnaH sssDins;
sInoklns and Observation Carr. For Chlc@so and
SSs LOUIS ExPRIEsssTFo5 sol s'i 6sssn
Car For GaEy. ". Va tvla Shenandoah Valley
SIS P. Il. WESTERN ExPREss.-E0r Chicago. Dia-
755 ?. n. PACIFIC ExPREss-gor P'ts.su g To-
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
SIS 81 CLEVELAND AND erNS e93SaSII, E X
fRESs-For Pittshurg. Cleveland CINCINNATI IN
ssS r. N. f sr4 sPEcIAL-pafy fO- Pitts-
SIS % 81 ASR TIE . .as alo D.
Presses aaa G0r;sEd s5Tess IN S srs % 81 rs
= Is SGesSfosss AND c aa '' Streets
.I.55 i25 Limited. an Bs59F and aaa
bi ANN Gars g ) % ,4SI S nEsc anu
sol EitN Fz1iLWXY-ExpFss-- =. A2S p 10
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE.-Exprsss SIS a and O. =
skABoARD AIR LINE RAhwAT.-EzprssA L. 70 p N
MORE OH AND WEsssrERN EAILwAr>-FOr Msmph.
cF sAFEF3t 4s;D 5 8 r RktLWAr-IOs q rsaa
ToR oLD POTNT GoaiFoRT and NoRFoLK--TOS e. N
weekdays and $50 Q. daily.
ATLANTIC C1TY.-S.55 a. and 2 80 p m seeN-oaya
Sundays. I6S a Through NssCibuied Trains SaIet
PariOr cars add STANDARD Coaches on SeeS-days Fs
Tor smoking Car Psricr Cars. Dining Car and slAnS'
COACHES sundays.
CAPE AAY;-12sh D n weekdays. - ..
Pois' ri.a.sai
thiEd Street S5suon1 $50 n y % - tsaaufssys
Jays. 735 rs n and rs Q. From pesSresseS
ureays ouyl ESQ $40. 80. ana S u D. weekdays
Sundays y Is. p.AJ a m. 800 D
F0k PHI .LADEAPI5fA.
s75S %. SIS D fe55 Louis Llrnitsd)
sS55 sI9 % tFenna- iimlted stO %. il51 u %
i2a5 s155 10 (pesorosses CorIiand 5tI I'D
Ass. s3 25 30 Is '425 '455 80 - Ches=9 Inatsa
Tor North Philadelphia ony1 $50 8 IS. T56 q 8 p
e55 Tor North philadelphia onlyl . u 10 nsht
Neer-dsys sundays COS '755. .. - 3 t'9S5 St
Louis LimIsdl. eS5 ('lO - Penna. Ltnftsdl 1853
m. II 2S 't255 st56 25 355 s4.25 C.45S Ch,caEo
Limited Tor North PhsdeIDhIR onlyl Asa. asa 655
7@ s25 as o. a6 Tor North Philadelphia SnlJ) p ~
III light
Dining Car.
TtcSet ores. 1854 IIs 2s1 Broadway: ia
Fifth Avenue oe.ow ga IFS Fifth Aysnps corner
18th s. }: hstor House and stations named 9ooVs
5rOcEIyn. Court Street sec Fulton 900 Broad
way. and Pennsvlvau5s Asne1 station. TIE New York
Transfer Company win call for and check baggage from
Tessprone $40 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". ". ATTEEBCRT. =. r WOOD.
General Manager. Psssr Trafac Manager
4 General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. n.
LlDesty street soOIh Ferry. trirns trsla ssasA
fsFTy ave minutes earlier than shown 0si0w.l
EASToN. RETHLEHESs, ALLENTOWN AND mAucn
ItNf-zf % tT15 EassOn only. 9i0 q N. la
- SH 045 Easton onJD D n sun. "a Is a
VlLKESBARRE AND sCRANroN--zto 90 sfs a. n
s-9 p m sundays. q m. 100 D !.
DAtsNEGAE--zf 90. 40 I'll 30 (3.4o Lake.
S%6SSd and LaNehuTst onIyl. 4sO sundAsA
ViSELaNb AND BRIpGE@oN1ssioo a m. s.ls,
InSG BRANCH AsBURY rARK OCEAN GROVE
S4eO $50. II 30 m. II 20. L30 as aba a -
80 $50 ~ so Sundays exrept Ocean Grows.
Observation-Disclosures DINO TERMINAL, s4sS
lsS TOO 300 400 % e 90 f7sO * oS ilo So
ssrH AND cI4ESTSgyr srREErs-s4sA 800 rooa
slZsSe a. m. 900. t'4Oo. 'sGo ZOO. 20 IS D NJ
RTAnINa: ia PRisBCR0 PorrsyuLE AND WILL
IANSPOET-Nf co. "a IS. IS 90. llfs 10. $1,000 fISs
RssstnE and t,rsb's only tsoO 500 p M
s.snch, As6ury Park. Pt Pleasant 1000 a nv 10
- 43e Sundays 10 90 m. LOO. D. m
zFroIn liberty Street only. Daily. tDsfty excsps
qua. xSsturdays. sFxcsDt Saturdays W ~
.CTces Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry. Aston House
2e1. 434. 1900 l254 broadway. f62 sth Av rs Union
SQUARE West 1853 East t25th ST. 273 West l2sth az
"a ,0 C0' " s ~ ~sw Yor Court ST ga sad
T,.rses c. Oils for ard checks baggage e-snation
vice FTes ana Ger Wy Gen. Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 10 Cos,agN TIEAT--Sp0t qrIet; No
California, IS lO,sd futures dun Jply CO Esd; Sep
TENDER Sad. Deeeber. nominal CORNSpoJ STEADY;
American mixed new 4s Cd American mixed old As Id
INJURIES suE; JdJ, A -. Ssp!sIaser A 2,sd rEAS-
ssr duh al So Sc. HOPS London (Paoihc Coas0 dgm
81 80 GsIs6 lIs BEE essv. extra Iadia mess 5ts Cd
PORK dun; prime mess. Western tes Ga, HANS quiet;
sho TO Is 46s. BACON firm. Clrnhel land
cut 50 10 short rib. II 70 "a 70 as cd
midSIes light IS 70 - % SIS "a: long clear Ed
dies heavy SIS; short clear backs rs 70
70 ses: clear bellies. II "a 10 4Cs SEFOI LpET;S
Square II 70 - strong 3es. LARD steady prime
Western n tierces s3s 3D. American refined in pals
Sd BCTTEsF--ticod United states steady TfA
CHEESE sfea1y; American dnest white SSs coloreu
39s TALIAOV-PriTne city az POS Cd rCRPE,s-
TINE-Splrirs 42s ROSIN-Ccrrnon hrn az
7s Oh. PETROL UM-Rshrsd quiet I'd IINSEED
OIL drrn a. us Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
NAVAL STORES.

~r, r,arket Is noted cr spirits rurpsutns with de-
oand fairly active IN l0bbiue hut the sales move
meat IN the aggregate moi large Resin ra'ed steady
"a arm ana ufcaansed Tar steady We quote:
sFIRIrs TURPENTINE-Oh and machine bnls. o19
57isc. -, -
TAR-PI-e ibis 3 556s2 80; ol b5is So. o-,.. -
ROSTN-'ornrn1n 10 good strained s. Cp!sSS % y; r.
Sc IL r 81 20. q 50 2s H IS 20, I 81 80 X 81 SIS; NJ
S44SS 10; h 81 25GS4 IS: W G. 81 So " ". 81 %.
STOCK on HAND.
p0s -.
Spirits turpentiae. 30 SSi
Savannah June IO.-TUFF E5NTINE Hrm a. S2stc; re-
Tetg5ts a07i blis: sales 274s; exports 1as o12tsd
A r Ard .. 81 20 D 50 =; 2 Sc So: 81 -; G. 81 eS
= "a = -. SC CO: y. IS 50: " q.
& oSGs4 10 " " 81 6O6S4 - .,.,r,,,-,,,--,
receipts. is4 bills RosIN fra at &c %: Tecsg5, 2o2
p avn At 50. receipts 3 bbs CRUDE
rF5v.TfNF arm At 50 * 81 and 81 %: rseeiprs $50
bbis - -r-pPu.>,-r,rE a., =, .olsc
P0siS irr Quoted: A. and G s. s. -; y.
SO *. n So Isl W c. SIS sSgs4 " 81 409$4 80
Tc,orr yuna f0-TURPENTINE-Spr Ala 4t.d-
RosIS-1msr.ran strained. Is Sd; hre lis 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11

-.ss loeal market for spot closed hrm q, -
~ savance 70 u lsc niddlug upland and Il 900
.i-ssilis Gull sales. % 70 sp!uners ana 200
srs1 On contract Southern. spot markets were tele-
nIe = a. fellows; Galveston sissdy unchanged at
- -4ooe nnal bloc higher, al II lice Savan-
WIZ unchanged al i1hc: sales. III bales:
,s y nominal; Norfolk steacy unchanged al lI&e:
So, % o.les Augusta steady. UNCHANGED II e-I8c;
Bslt1,siu o.les s. Louis quiet NC higher IKE:
49, nominal. unchanged IL T5c. New-Orieans ..
rrrS t1er az JIG; sales 100 bales; Memphis steady
~ so AZ lac sales. 1850 bales Estimated receipts
o. ~ leadirg points fer Tomorrow: Al New
~ i 700 10 1880 bales. against last week and
o. -. ltaF AZ Galveston. 100 200 baiss, against
isl.s Eeek ana l45 last year Houston go ESQ
Fe,.sl.i lLSt 90 last week ana q last year.
a, A o. cotton At the porte to-day ane the week
o. o.naISred with tire tcais Of week previous and Of
1aa week last year: - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11

Tssts.asys Gotten market ruled y,ry neryou.
an Auggsr n = geletSl way ne maISe; vas yeEy
interests with brokers recently suppose
cie-ste for the big l4u Strsss interest op=r
iaTatlvelv Lttle II the advance TIE
weather with TIE exception western sections 4erEiue
very favorable aid plt@-e crop adlices received hrr-
EeEe excellent. But TIE unsettled con3 tlon q aa,s
T. the Southwest Vhe-e mpa-nts cf too 1luch rain
tie week end essE4rg ~ SUNDAY Is be
incres s.nsly Undertaken Friday owing 70 tie fact
considerable extent during tie season. TIE
ezry Eesther map iie not s. ow quite s. a he
pieeptauOn had been expected. Ths prom ted lioa.-
csion among buyers q esterda and opened
81 de- ne o. sQz points little this oeeIire ha5
been increased, win july. pressure from -srls-
sion houses, selling down 70 u 40c rei decline II q
points WhLs the new c.cp vas al a .et - - lGaIS
pans kut a. the decline sp5t houses Jegsn buy.ns.
caught stop 5es. with die eIt y az ia he ssriy
nooa July sold al II &c point q tne
po'nts October meanhle sold al ssc and Deceraber
- ssZe let gains II 1890 points. At level the
.; profits. prices IN The last hour SOLD on sghtis
non non lie BEST. being 6nsiiy steady gain OF
ngS2 points, with JUS .esdinE the ADVANCE Experts
auE The into sight movement for IA rfler
Wa ala y sSa "a tp me scare M 81 s. so , Ehs
1s,niendsnI Kings weekly hguTes follow; Port re-
s SIS ano Canada AIS bales. 80l4 asl year
sssn mn takings estimated a. 1900 bales. against
S e sst wear loss Of stock Interior towns IL 22s
80 bales. against 1896 year: total crop
a scar. overland 10 mills and Cssnsds gu s3 bSies
iy5o 40 lhst year Southern mil tslings
=, l7l0o bales against l7s2O1O last year: stock
Interior towns In of 9epeu Jer il2 7s3 bales
S. $3.50 last year. brousht sight Tar lor
Ia sel5 sc bales against lof7s727 year III.
z: aays In i8o9-0s ~@'' '+' ''~'o"' ~s~4A''
va ., ',EEs g; contract prices Ia tn. local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11

ssf. "a EKchenEe Special Liverpool caflesspot cotton
]erioan. 1000. receipts 90 6aios Saericn 900:
HsSeAF uphnc. 66s6 Futures orened steady. points
Co. - near and points higher fstant past
suly nst e D9nts lower June. $50; J1ne-
100 Suy-AuEust, 2gd. August-Septerher 07d;
rsr,' Dctcosr. ba51: octobsrsovsnber 5.22d: No
naes b25e DecesL her January. 5.235; jan
rnIerh low s-''
Cav - AID MEAL-The -four market cuil all
az To- ohehanStc AZ 20 price. buyers being much oct
WIRE ~. most graaes Sprirg patents s. i08s5 20;
trr,. tLAEitr 81 sfS5: patents IS l0qS5 20:
sTfrs SeasA g s@ss 10, extra No winter Sc G0Qs<:
cuoieS- "iater 20 35HS3 80. RYE FLOUR Firm.
~ e6 sr q good, SO - % choice q fancy S. =
css n EAi@-steaey Quoted; KIN dried. s. o.
prT-r s enc yellow 81 s0asi as coarse 81 1881
rrs~s,ef Quoted; Western spring so 81. stand
srTir. 20 Gs; -Four 40 s2s: Red Deg s2s
t19tss sos s2smf2s 20 buk and Sake; miHdl:nE.
~. aheh,s oFneal SOC "a '' ~
n yessras. - iThere long wheat fc- sale
AZ intfket snc, after a brief period OF frn-
~ sSsAiag when tns crowd Little anxious
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To U7hom IT Nag COncern.

house. al I74o The prices being alp
12c pound higher than these paid last and
than expected receive Since January
the tssal shgsnss have arnounsed % sS soso pound4
lul SJJ-SGt for tae corresponding time
The sa'~s OF she week Boston to 2 25ao0o
pounds cFrlestic and 3s1OoO pounds foreign making
soal II 2G50UJ0 pounds. against o total of 2S-T0o0
pounds the previous ard OF 2.t620c
since January amount 70 sJs59.oQ0 pounds.
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THE WOOL TRADE.

The American Wool and Gotten Reporter OF June 10
saws The local market continues slow Coasnuaess are
showing seaTceIv interest IN anything e&ee medium
and low wools and Of these s5y arg taxing only what
Trey actually Cecd rule. TIE ettude q ne con-
srner Is IN with that q the wosi dealer
Who = buving wool heey IN the interior and paying sin
higher prices than those wtch hitherto been quoted
The J. b Lors clip. q Moa-ana amounting e 10000
pounds SEs been contracted for bv large Boston VOL
reuse a. lI1sc. The wen known Baldwin clip Of Hay
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June 10 ? m-co osSp ggissss;
good a!adlfng Tsd: mdding 6sSd; low mldirg. 654d
good ordinary i0d; ordinary e2Od The saies OF tae
6av which 200 for speculation and
export and included 4.soc American ReSspts. 10000
steady clcsed quiet Aus;iGan mi1a!ing . C. June
gust ard September 500 September ana october bS6d
October ana November 532d; Noysnesr ana Deesreer
ruery. 62zi
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ne decrease OF stock Is 25S 552 against decrease
81 <41oos tons last 2U9SS5
January l. 1904 Hamburg reports Shipments OF OlJ
IONS raw 20 ths United States.
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ROYAL BLUE line

AtVE n II ELU u LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r. PHyI4 DFr Is4Ya
AND kEAb9Nti RF. and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO z. ".
To Baltimore and Washi-uton
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON TIE EVEN HOUR"
Ls Liberty sSrsst..s- 500 am. Except sun. Buys4
-sl0-OO am, Daily Diner.
ss... IL 90 noon. Daily Diner.
..... g 90 pm. Daily Diner.
"ksyal Limited % pm Daily All Pullman.
8 90 Daily, Diner.
2 90 Daily
- " night re9iv. SleepsuA
Lsavs South Ferry ave
sDatly. TDa.y. Sunday. SSunday
Ofncss- Liberty Ferry, south Ferry,
S6l asa 1900 1854 Broadway. lS2 9Th -
Square West, I53 12sth
2f5 Columbus New York. 4 Court so
Fulton brooklyn: $50 Broadway williamsburg New
York Transfer Co. calls tor and checks baggage
tnBttnn-
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b % 8 U Cd M A NEW F EHsEsE n
FALL. RIVER LINE TOR Newport Fan River Boston sad
an and Northern PolnLS steamers PttiSc1LIA
snd PURITAN OTchesJTa each Lave Pier 10 ~,
foot 81 Warren 81 days and Sundays Al $50 p "a
PEOVIpF.NCE LINE Tor Providence. Boston North aa1
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orchestra
on each Leave pier -. ~. R.. foot Murray ST.
DAYS only. at 2. "a
NCRV ICH LINE for New London. Block Island, Nor
vch Stoningtou Bill Nsrraganzett Pier Worces-
ter Boston. North and East. Steamers CITY OF Low
FIJI. and CHESTER CHAPIN n. r
foot Carkson ST, week days only p n.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven. Hartford.
reid and North. Steamer RICHARD PECK Leaves Pisr
20 R. foot Of Peck Slip. week days only 400 P. Sc
Iuly l. steamers. week days, 2.SS IL
and 1900 night Sunday trips commencing June "a
Tickets sIaterOOrs all Lines, L3.
iisa Eroadway Is Union SQUARE. is2 5th Agsnue
2l5 Columbus Avenue. 253 ". and l53 Z i25th Street
New York Court $50 Fulton Street. $50 asaAdwxy.
Brooklyn Piers