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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Oakland and San Francisco played Six
teen Innings and No Run.

Oakland, Cal, April B--A remarkably
close game was played by the Oakland
and San Francisco teams today, neither
side being able to score, although the con-
tost was prolonged 10 sixteen innings. The
game was not concluded until darkness
made IL almost impossible TO distinguish
the ball
battle between Pitchers Schmidt ana
Whalcn who allowed no more than one
nit to be made in any inning, The latter
twlrIcr ala not pass single batSman
during the long siege OF play The hcldlng
throughout was clean and borderod ON
the sensational I'm many instances VIII
son. for san Francisco had % putouts,
while Strocb. for the home team had %.
Score. r, II. II
san Francisco ,..,.,,.,.,,.,..,,.,,.,.p 2
Oakland ,,..,", ..,,,''''..'',,',.o /
Batteries Whalcn and shea, Schmidt
and McMurray,
I'm piro.-pprTiuc.
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on THE RACE TRACK,
bay Proved Good ono for the PnvorIteS
~ Oakland.

~ Oakland
San Francisco, April iS-The day proved
90 bee a good one for the fayortos, which
won all but the second race, The talent
were greatly disappointed In the second
event when Gallant Cassie was turned
Sideways when the barrier broke being
practically left at the post On account
Of Cusslc's poor showing Jockey Wiley
was suspended by the judges. Considora.
ho interest was attached To the fourth
r5co which was participated In by u
quartet of fast horses. CruzadOs won
tho race In the last jump, finishing IN a
spectacular manner Weather clear;
track muddy, Results;
First race, three furlongs-IGl Dncro
won, Commodore Eastland second, Cazaz-
IN third, Timc-.3lh.
Second race, seven furlougs Baker won,
SuoudoolIN second, Del Coronado third,
Tmc-l,8L.
Third race. SIX frougs Emma Rou-
bold won, Yellowstone second Iuuuhuu-
SCR third. Tlme.-llig
Fourth races nvo urlongs, handicap
Cru2ados won, Sad sam second, lcutu5
third. Timc-l,Wh.
Tifth race, mile and a siXtocnth--Anvil
won, Dusty Miller second, Eyrouerdtls
third, Timc-lI9h.
Sixth race, one mlo-Androw Mack
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough, oppressed, rafting raspng and
difficult breathing. Horny c. Stearns,
Druggist. Shulshurg. Wis, writes. May
Co. 1901: 81 have been selling Ballard $
Horehuund Syrup for two years, and have
never had a preparation that has given
better satisfaction. | notice that when
sell a bottle they come back for more. |
can honestly recommend it DC, soc, 81 10
Sold boy b. c. NJ !, Drug Dept h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Wasatch and Websters Are the Teams
To Land the Winning End,

The Wasatch and Union schools baseball
team in the league, met IN a ball game
yesterday afternoon and the former car
rod Off the hOnors by a score Of 10 to 8
when the WasdtCh boys attempted to
there was wrauglc and the matter was
referred to President Barter Of the league.
The winners lined up as follows; Fitz.
gerald, c.; Miller lb; Cardwell, 2b., Dale.
30; Johnson, r. f.; Montgomery @. T.; Jen-
niugs l. T. Thomas and Fansler, pitchers.
The Webstcrs and Washingtons were the
other teams In battle, and the former won
by a score Of - TO 10. The game was hot
by contested from start to finish,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
GET SECOND BEATING.
Honey Melody Defeated Mccarthy
Again-Clean Knockout.

Spokane, April IS, --"Honoy" Melody Of
Boston knocked out Jerry Mccarthy Ut
Spokane tonight In the eleventh round.
The fighters weighed in at 1i5 pounds.
The audience was the largest that ever
saw prize fight I'm Spokane. Every one
OF the H. D0 seats I'm the auditorium OF
the Spokane Amateur Athletic club was
others were turned away. Tho fight was
scheduled for a tWonty-round go. Nc
Carthy was knocked down three times.
the knockout blow being on the chin
tiWdc, and Melody was aggressive from
the start.
Mcllody's manager announced that he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, AprilIS-Thc Boston Nationals
opened the season today hy d,fcatlug
Brooklyn. Young pitched his initial gamo
striking out six men and keeping thc VS.
uors hits well scattered. Attendance.
$780,
Score. r H. r..
liostnu ,.,,.',.,,''.'''',''r'.l , !
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Batteries Young and Nccdham; Mcln-
tyre and Ritter.
TWO-hasc Hits--Tcnnoy Young Bases
ON Balls-Om Young I, Of Mcintyre, J..
struck Out-By Young, g; by Mcintyre, ..
Impires- BausWnu and EmslC,
At New York New York Philadelphia
National game postponed; rain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Certain Relief.

Tho secret lay In n wonderful chemi.
cal | found IN Germany When | found
this chemical, ! knew that | could mako
p Rheumatic cure that would be practl-
cally certain But even then, before |
made an announcemont--be | was
willing to put my name ON til made
more than 1000 tests, And my failures
were but 2 per cent
This German chemical is not tho only
ingredient use I'm Or. Shops Rhcuma.
tic Curc-hut II made the remedy possi-
ble-mado possible an achievement which
/ doubt not could have been made In no
other way.
This chemical was'very expensive. The
duty, too. was high. In an II cost me "a On
pcr pound, But - what is $3.50 per
pound for a REAL remedy for the
worlds most painful dseasc-for "A REAL,
relief from tho greatest torture human
beings know
don't mean that Dr. Shops Rhcuma-
tic cure can turn bony joints into flesh
aguin-that Is impossible But IL will
drive from the blood the poison that
causes pain and swelling, and then that
is the end OF tho pain and swelling
the end OF the suffering the end Of Rheu.
matism, Tint Is why / can aford to
mako this liberal ofter-that Is why | can
AFFORD 10 spend tho FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers the world over,
may learn of my remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
THE HARGIs TRIAL.
Friends of Defendant Try to
lntimidate Witnesses.

Lexington Ky. April ia ,clsliou
was created I'm the trial of Judge Hlrgls.
chnruod with murder. when Snerin VIII
korson reported 90 the court that cor
tain friends of Hargi- were pudulN0riug
to mtmldatc and abu-, the wlmos,o.
for the state The count commended
WHkcrsou ana warned the men against
pCrslsting in the attempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
TO Patrol PHILIPPINES.

Lcbauu, British Bornoo April 10
The United states torpedo boats
Chaunccy and Berry left this port this
morning TO join the cruiser Raleigh in
patrol of the southern Philippine is-
lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Crystalizsd PoisoHl


d. loor blood Us always. tuil of poison
INTO your system n iB The purpose Of
yar, n3is'," 1u9'in Gi3 ,' IVY lV,.J, ' a..
NE biond dltars Ia' N.",o""yi1c} y" ,a,,'
he blood AND .anJ II fork trrnugp tbe
syatr,n ,i'.u ," D., ,"'" 'n'a" wy, wy,
which tbr, 10, ,n,,. IN ,ui,I,,',,o ''.'"
BIN somgtbnos' thr GiAn...'" 'tf'UtG And
somotlinns Ig", .,r Mun''s '.,n NtbHI
blood gets SO full Of poison that they can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Fatal Gas Buoy Explosion.

Kingston ont April 1S--A Eas buoy u
process Of hlling ON board the government
steamer Scout exploded This afternoon
killing one and iuJurlng four of her crew.
Two of the injured probably will die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

spent twenty years In experimenting
before | felt satisfied that | had a GER
tain remedy for this dread diseaso-a rem
Cdy which would not only clean out the
poison, but one which would stop It's for.
ptutIpp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

"Dad' Gimn Of ogden has two more
pitchers ON his stan. They are kirby
lIuon, the youugstcr who uihcatgd ON
the slab last summer and the piher ls a
youth named Hastings who rs sand 20 be
conner I'm the twirling department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Western oil Reduced.

Independence, Kan, April 1S.-Tho
price Of western oil was reduced FIVE
cents a barrel today, TO 81 cents for
high-gradc, ana FIVE cents less a barrel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
Troops Kill Strikers

FoVgia, italy April lS.-Troops tonight
fired ON railway strikers killing three
ana WOuUding many more,
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Simply Write Me

Tho offor II open 10 everyone every.
where who has not tried my remedy. But
YOU must write ME- Tor the free dollar
package order | win send YOU an order
gladly as he would accept dollar lie
Will hand you from his shelves a stand
ard sized package and he will send tho
bin 10 mo There are no Condtions-n0
requirements An that ! ask you to do Ia
book on Rheumatism beside, II Is free
IL will help you 70 understand your
case. Address Dr. Shoop, Box C-ll3, RIA
cine. Wis,
single package On sale at forty thou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
$500

TO Eureka and return, Sunday April
23rl STA salt Lake Route Special train
leaves salt Lake city $50 "a, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

Work upon the Hungarian chadra at
the Lewis and clark exposition has
commenced The structure Is situated on
the east side ~ Lakeyicw Terrace u
front OF tho Utah. Idaho and New York
state buildings and faces the grand as.
ularado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

George Gardner and his brother Pat are
sim I'm the city but may 30 To- chicago
match with SchrcCk ana one may be ar
ranged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

The enormous Ionic columns for the o.
cEon state building at the Lewis and
Clark exposition have been placed In po-
siuon. The building now presents a very
other state structures Il progressing with
much rapidity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19


In ovcrhaulng IT, the purchaser a. "a
secondhand bicycle at London auction
recently found "a diamond ring concealed
In the hollow saddle post As II was. %
lady's bicycle, II is uncertain whether the
ring was hidden by It's former fair owner
on whether the unusual place lu Nnlrn ll
was found represented the ingenuity Of
"a thief
Joseph Magiu. Newark \. j. has "fall-
en- heir TO the lucky No. carried FOR .p
many years by Champion Frank kramer
iu ail his races Ht Nailsburg, \, j, cycle
track There was spirited competition
and ylamor for the number, but n WAS
finally awarded 10 the unknown Magm
who was first to apply for 10. some SIX
months ago, when Kramer originally au-
nouncod his intention of going abroad.
President williams Of the Spokane
Baseball club, In speaking of the pros
poets for this years team, says:
"They are the fastest fielding eggrc-
cation that has represented spokane 20
tho history Of baseball here. Their hit
ting has not been lust what Stanley aud
! had expected, but you cannot ten what
kind of pitchers they have been mp
against OF the University of Idaho.
Middleton Is wonder they say ] am
satisfied that they will get their eye onto
the ball in little while, and then there j
be things doing, II certainty speaks wei
for any baseball club that I'm four COM
socutlyc games not one man has reached
third base.
Word hap been received here that foxy
old Dad Gmln had signed Pete Dow.
ing TO pitch for the LObstCrs this year
Bowling Is now I'm the Junction city and
is rapidly getting his salary wing I'm work
ng order Little rabbit Bresno who
will play short has also arrived I'm Og-
den, and the players who will compose
the team are being rounded mp MS fast 9s
possible. The Holsters are certainly com
Ing to the front ana 1t rs predicted they
will have a team hard 10 beat,
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penny " GOSSIP,

Monday nIghrs big fight at the Tneatrt
Is about the only topic up for discussion
I'm local sporting circles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

We've just received 70 SIX Shirt Waist Suite
ShUrod Waists and skirts Come On plain Colors ami
fine pin stripes They viii come in compou SIS (0
ton with any $1,000 suit u the city........ pIO'OV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
EASTER MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.

We have % large stock OF fine imported flowers ana
foliage. The class OF trimming you can only hud iu
the swell millinery houses Of Chicago and New York,
never uupacked by them before their failure We viii
sell them at LESS THAN HALE THEIR REGULAR
PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19

LADIES' AND MISSES OXFORDS.
The new spring styles u Wei Ed ami Patent Kid
Russian cali and \IcI l,ij iu shades of TAM We ara
going out OK the Shoe business. ana win sell Thorn at
ACTUAL ~ IT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-19
GRADE SCHOOLS LEAGUE.

At New York New York Phimdclphi,
game postponed rain.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

"a d2ikc.
active with the tone however, fairly active and prices
unchanged Prices quoted net 4ess per cent for
cash; Cut loaf crushed, 6e as1s3 A. 565c; cubes
6o5e; SG powdered. 645c; powdered coarse powdered
ana fruit powdered. 540c Eagle eOafsctoners sranu-
lated, 5c Eagle and extra mo granuateo 64oc
Eagle n cartons ih bags and n bags Of nne granu-
lated 645c; Eagle fine standard granuated and da
mond A 55Oc: confectionery A, 1ac: No l. Aeao; Nos
and 3. 90c: No 4, 4.s0c: No 3. 4.15o; No q 4IOc
10 465c; No 8. 455c; No 9, 45oe; No 10 44oei 20
London reported steady market with the spot position
sd higher and the forward month unehanged- july
closed os 9s4d and August Gs 1012d. the local
market sugar little steadier owing TO the
fact that holders less anxious 20 sell and
Europe presents hrrner front Sales 22,0oo tons
Porto Rico centrifugal July shipment at &C. all
20 the federal Duty paid prices 40 Ter % test
centrifugal Sac for SO test muscovado ana sac t9F
test nolasses Wiet e Gray. Total Stock ot
Europe America 2O52 456 tons. against 40 IsS
last the uneven dates and 2Iob % at tae
January / 1905 The decrease OF STOCK is
AIS $50 decrease OF 2seL4 last week ana
decrease 10O5 74O January l. 1903. Total stocks
and ahoats together show visible supply or &@4-4 ADO
tons. against 2. .667, Ts6 last year
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yora July "a 1905
rzFrVFs-Receipts g G32 head or 2i8 ears in
eIdng 81 cars export alive 100 for butchers ana II
Tor the market making. with the stale stock IA
ssa an a. Jersey CITY except I were dull
80 bernnfng 10 finish decline Zoe Bulls steady
80 pbT hiIls strong lower others steady
ar6e not QUITE cleared Common good native steers
os A. 81 25e5 30, a. s. 900SS hulis
81 IS; extra hu az 81 e5; cows a. 81 1884 Dressed
beef slow last quoailoae abies quoted live cattle
~ alc no shipments to-day. Tomorrow the Mime
go fu take london 375 cattle and ESQ quarters
bses for sehwarzschi!d sulzberEer 375 cattle for J,
& and 1880 quarters f9r Swift
rny the Princess VIII take a7e cattle J.
sharnberE SON 70 lonaga ala -. hend Tor sehWarz
"a - sntgerp: the ST. Louis win take 400
s--,o45r Co ana 800 quarters for GehWkFzaehid g
eaiaerger; the Lucara takes about $50 quarters for
ia cudahy PnenE eaRaEI msSiak he totals 1ox ths
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
orHgR MARkErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 14-CATTLE-Recelpts 5,4OO head;
market steady good TO prime steers 50 5OGs9
medium So 161$4 IS; sockers and fseders 50 5ds8 90
cows 50 501S4 heifers 50 81 5O3
So so; bulls S26$4; calves $3.50 49, Texas fed
SA6S5. HOGSRecsipts IA 600 head market 1Oc higher
mixed and butchers, 81 5OGS5 So choice heavy
s. eS5 75 heavy IS 254S6 46 light s. 5OqS5 so; bulk
OF sales IS 6OQS5 671s. SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head;
sheep weak lambs lower good 70 choice wethers shoCn
native lambs, ahorn. S6GS7 10
Cincinnati July 14-HOGS strong butchers and ship
pers, IS sOaS5 e5; 81 65GS5 60 CATTLE dull
fair 70 good shippers, 81 25ds4 75-
East Buffalo. July 14-CATTLE-Receipts go head;
dull: prime So 5O9S5 shipping S54s5 40;
butchers 81 35GS5 10; hefers So 258S5; 81 90
S4 25; bulls S3Gs4 stock heifers, So 209S3 VEALS-
Receipts 600 head; active steady strong S59$7 p
a 81 80 HOGS-Recepts, $500 head; active S91Oc
higher heavy IS 05sG; Workers SGS6 %; pigs SC O5@
rouFhs 81 sQS5: S3GS3 so: da1Ftes 50 100
IS %. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 4S0o head; dull.
IEG25c lower lambs 50 50Rss; yearlings So 259S6 q
wehers s. s5G$C ewes 81 50Qs4 75 sheep mixed 81 SO
Gs5 o.
Kansas city July observation-disclosures 200 head,
including leo southerns market steady choice sxp9rt
dressed beef steers S5Qs5 Sc fair TO good "a 25;
Western fed 50 T50$5 2 stoeers and feeders
Sc 25GS3 30: 81 50I$4 co. native hstters,
sS 25as5 go: bulls s21S4 calves. S3S5 70. HOGSRe-
cepts head: market 2iaG6c higher; top, s. d2a
hulk OF sales 60; heavy. S5 55s5 62 packers
S. S5Ts5 60; pigs and light, s. 5G@S5 6e5a. Shell
Receipts 900 head market strong and active; native
labe S5CS7 sos Western lambs, SGST 40; fed ewes and
yearngs 81 5ORS5 Texas clipped yearltngs, s. SOC
s8 Texas clipped sheep $685. 5O stoekers and feeders
So 5OGS4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

week f5Om NsE-Yor $50 cattle and 1850 quarters Of
' a. Z ports ot Great Britain except 20 cattle 100 -
DO lSI2 n. %: do III h al S. 20 II
~ MePhsEson q Co: Kentucky steer 1850 n. s. 40;
1893 h. At 81 s u 10 ~ qS @ ss lSg q S a. A. 81 ss q % 81
s. sOi cow ei6 h A. st - 1s r. 40 - 1o ~ e at 20 & + do
Il i5IS 90 n At g. 5o DO 11sO So; lOl5 n. at
g. s4s0s s55 a S S99 8o i ys9a sa s 500 n % $ 1855 81
,o sandsFs; 5 9s: z Virginia 1897 n s. 81 20 M
- 2S 10 n ~ at o 81 bull 1000 n . 12O n. at
a. s s JOis591 R & Company; 20 Chicago steers 1907 n
10. ae z, y cS,9;,l 90; ! dO 80 40 n. At 81 70
:; " S9rtiS & son; COWS. Goo 10, at 81 70.
ana win ~ we're sgO head all tor the market
5 sale eas Tsrs IN fsiE dsana and ssns at S
STttsrks % - % i 6b 5re5oT 1 M e Brine m 9fs & s9Es a a. a.
50ii1sc per n for citT dease9 m % eia nS fe ssstes
& 40 selling at lSe some Of the country dressed arrived in
q. ssesJss 81 sa6 Wright Co: ls yeals lso n Syerags
=. E Hume; sa Ia 4g Q veal: lss n g B do I2s n
G. Curtis Son; e7 veals las n. at 81 70; do, 147
= 81 sanders q xeas 1ss 70 at s555 % do 1ss n At
Ia m S. 5O cus iss n at s5 IS ttattsrniiis i55
Mullen ysals 14s ~ at 81: fed calf 200 n.
at So 90; "a buttermiIks 1se n. at IS.
SHEEP AND TAMBs-Rsceipts Ell Is y yesterday were 2sA
SoR for he n3lRG9s m9 1a a6 tGT stale e
and STEADY lambs opsuSd nm espciiIv for prime stSck
which wanted; medium and common lambs were
neglected later and closed with easier feeling cars
carried Inferior prime from S3So per
100 10; culls 81 5Oi medium prime, $ISS 20; car
choice, SS S7 culls IS So Dressed mutton steady az
ia aloe per 10 with few Wethers selling at 1O4sei
dressed lambs sold at 10A@14c.
salesMePheFson GO: 28l Kentucky lambs. g n ay-
erage IS STA per 100 rb 236 Virginia do SO ~ at
s. 20: 211 60 70 81 90; Kentucky sheep 9S n, at
s. 70: 10 Virginia do, e3 10, at 81 %.
kerns Commission Company: 23B Indiana lambs, % 70,
at 81 so; 24 do 20 n s. co. 5 Virginia do 90 10 al
81 Kentucky sheep. 1ss n. at IS 30 do s5 n at SS;
6S do. 10s 10. at s. TO- % Virginia do, 8 10 at -
Newton Co.; I92 Ksntncky lambs q 70 at g %; 243
sheep e5 n at So II DO. lis 10 at S4 so; 1S DO. 1O4 70
Tobn Shannon: 25a Virginia laEnos, 60 70 az s %
s5 10; 10 Pennsylvania do 90 ~ at 81 rs; Kentucky do.
07 70 at s. 30: 2 bucks 95 70, SO.
s. Judd 245 Virginia lambs, SO 70. at SS 30; 10
Kentucky cus 6S n IS so; 10 Kentucky sheep 1O2
70, 81 80; Is do (culs IS 10. 81 50.
2S Pennsylvania sheep, 112 "a y
Pennsylvania lambs. 20 10. AT 81 So
Andrew Mullen: State lambs. 10, 81 State
sheep los 70. 81 50 bucks. ITO 10, at SO 80.
HOGS-Receipts 19 1856 head. including
about a carload for the market Prices full steady
compared with yesterday. sold IS 2OS6 30
per 100 n; mixed Western hogs at IS 90
Sales-S. Sanders 10 Pennsylvania hogs. 174 70
Sc 20 100 10 roughs, 3S 10 at s. 20: stag,
41O n. 81 %
Western 2S9 N. IS so; stag $50 ~ at So 5s
late yesterday S3 Pennsylvania hogs 1S3 ID SO o
Toughs, 204 70 at IS %.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

CoTIDN-The eaton market continued very
End unsettled AT nrst Il comparatively quiet and
2airy STEADY but later there very sharp break
ELer renewal of active bear pressure and forced Gcu
caIon that sent prices than IS bale under the
lgl figures OF last Monday Active n the late
trading caused partial rally and the market at the
close only o11 points net lower. The opening was
easy ~ decline n1 SO points under pressure en-
Outraged generally favorable weather. Gables
G little steadier than expected q
the market here shortly afLer Lhe opening rallied net
edsanoe of about 3gl points WIKI october selling a.
4bt4c against 1o5sc close OF the previous night
Eresh buying orders did TO be coming IN
the advance and toward midday continued Of free
ElQt offerings n the South encouraged another bear raid,
l-- s7e-i lLlla 70 ls-ue ne ols.lLs -6-LsA' Susnt
large Etop ordera ana caused active Liquidation Before
tha decline checEed October solo AZ 1928 and the
EcVe months SuS4 points net lower Covering By
shorts for the week eEd caused sharp rally OF
closed sales estimated GOO O0o bales. Ac
cor1g private reports Southern spot markets
generally aEt<c lower again and the big receipts
poe1 ar interior t0Wns for the week bora ont the
iH probably IN transit 70 mills AND Is not likely % become
pressure the market. may satisfy buying
would strengthening
iac- and Il indicates the temper o. holders Super
Receipts s. bales against e5ls year.
nils ana Cazsda- 4.2ss bales against 8s03 last
boutnern ml tHkngs (estareo). $1,000 bales loss Of
stock a. ntecr toWE 1879 bales against 6ss80 last
year brought -uto sight fer the week. l0e4lb bales
egls assl asI year Total crop movement: Port
ceptz e7z5 081 bales 6655 added Mobile receipts
son. year overland mills
Canada lOs5s56 balea against ez2 $50 last year South
so10 lasr -esr stock interior towns in Of
heIlefrner T. -@A45l bales against 701a2 last
brought thus for season. II 37S bales
egslst ehe5s5 last The total crop movement s
e reage OF contract prices IN tha local market to-day
vas
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1orE, July y, 1000
C1tFGhI,e cot1ee market showed continued
f-rther demand supposed 20 originate chiery wih
wal 5treet parties but which appeared 10 De goving
genera 4he opening steady. UNCHANGED 70 8
pcnis higher The Eaarksg was about lOl6
points uef higher, but. meeting
closed Aitle on from the BEST, STEADY gain
q u. 10 points sales were
Ihe-e no special feature II the
ax9ectd small receipts Brazilian points which seem
o. ue largely Al the back OF the gains
hol-a5 - ne tfe1cn market. and cables were re-
tell1 lFlI tleres while Hamburg was Only a partial 4
higher which could hardly be considered very frn
showing n view OF the NeN-Eork previous
dLy. Nel-1er q the Brazilian re-0rfed
r12lss tee1elpts Al the Two p, bags,
tils e4u OF TIE Previous Gay, and
nsiI N-s Asht II was holiday IN the Brazilian
kes t-lz@. ana consequently cables
Tuug There Is considsrabIs rak 81 - IN
rease4 spot demand and spct coffee seems
% De- rT but warehouse deliveries
poting Q boast Of being only bags on Thursday
Egairst I'D Tor The day year The spot mar
kst Wa nEa. with Quotations the basis Of $40 for
Eio h0 :.
me range os contract prices In the local market to-day
tasa as follows - -