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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
FIRST SESSION OF PEACE
CONFERENCE FINISHED
STORM DAMAGES CROPS.
Tobacco and Corn Are Beaten Dowr
by Terrific Hail.

= : = = = Z :
Sparta, Wis, Aug. 9.-Much =
damage has been done to tobacco =
and corn all along the viroqua '
branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee
G. st. Paul railway, by terrific '
hail storm. The tracks are badly =
damaged in several places.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10

Deaths since Aug. 8......... 8
Total Cases to date. ......... 62s
Total deaths ..115
New Orleans, Aug. 9.-Arch-
bishop Chappelle, archbishop Of
the Catholic diocese Of New Or
leans, died this afternoon of yellow
fever. He was well known
among Catholics all over the
United States and had been hon
ored both by the church and the
nation. He took a prominent part
in the settlement between the
United States government and the
pope regarding the friars' lands in
the PHILIPPINES.
DR.. George Tichenor, Jr., and
two trained yellow fever nurses,
left today on a special train for
Bon Ami, La, where it is under
stood that the fever is increasing.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 9.-Sur-
geon Young, Of the marine hospi-
tai service, left on a special train
today to investigate the suspi-
cious cases at Yazoo City, Miss.
New Orleans, Aug. 9.-The repor
of sixty new cases of fever in New Or
leans yesterday and of twelve up t,
noon today shows how complete tn
infection is In the district below Cana
street, very few afflicted being foun,
outside OF thfs locality, where the dis
ease was first discovered. America
and French names are beginning t
appear in the list Of those stricken.
Fever In Mississippi.
The situation in Mississippi is no
SO favorable today, as suspicious sicl
ness is reported at Yazoo City an
Holly Springs. Within an hour afte
this report had been received, Jacl
son, Miss, had quarantined agains
Yazoo City.
Cleaning the Streets.
The great street cleaning campaig
was inaugurated early today, to COZ
tinue until night fall. Besides the pal
laborers of the city and prisoners fro1
the jails, thousands of volunteers too
off their coats and went to work t
give New Orleans thorough scruI
bing. Hundreds of carts and wagon
are carrying off the refuse.
May Relax Quarantine.
The state board of health is in n
ceipt of advices from a number Of pa
ishes notifying it Of their dispositio
to modify the quarantine regulation
All foreign immigration into New O
leans is to be stopped until the feve
Is stamped out.
The state board of health may as
Governor Blanchard to call out troop
to. prevent the stopping of traffic b
tween this city and other points
Louisiana. The civil powers first wi
be appealed to. lould they fail |
handle the situation Immediately an
effectively military protection will
sought
The present chaotic condition
quarantine matters within the stat
not only threatens to ruin the bus
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
SHARP, ANNA L., single.
WHITBECK, ANNA, single.
seventy-flve Are Injured.

The more or less injured numbered
upwards of seventy-fve, but only TWEEN.
ty-f1ve found it necessary to go ito the
hopitals. These included thirteen men
and twelve women, all employees.
Those most seriously injured were:
Donahue, Helen, back broken and In.
jured internally.
Malone, Miss, badly crushed
McCavery, Miss, legs bruised.
So far as known only two shoppers
were injured. One Of them was Mrs
Borst Of Windham, Mimi, who stopped
in the store for moment to buy a
hat pin while on the way to the rail.
road station to take train for hom @.
She was injured, though not seriously,
but suffered more from shock. The
other was Mrs. Richard o. Brass, the
wife Of an Albany attorney, who was
slightly hurt.
All of the killed or injured, SO far al
known, lived in Albany or across the
river in Rensselaer,, and all were EN-.
ployes: A few suffered broken arms
or broken legs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
SEVENTY-TWo NEW CASES IN
NEW ORLEANS IN TWO
DAYS.
OTHER TOWNS STRICKEN
Yazoo City and Holly Springs, in Mis-
sisslppi, Report Suspicious Cases
Archbishop chappelle Dies From Ef.
fects of the Disease.

YELLOW FEVER CONDITIONS AT
NEW ORLEANS TO NOON, AUG.e
New cases since 6 p. m. Aug. 12
Deaths since Aug. 8......... 8
Total Gases to date. 628
iotal deaths ..115
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
THIRTY BOYS MISSING
Not All Of These, However, Are Be
lieved to Have Been Killed or In.
jured, as Proportion of Boys Who
Are known to Have Been Victims Is
smalI-To Fix Blame.

Albany, Aug. "a thorough search
has revealed the fact that all the men
and all but one of the women ems
ployed in the Myers department
store, which collapsed yesterday, are
accounted for. About thirty cash
boys have not yet reported but 1t is
thought scarcely possible that many
of them are in the ruins, for the pro-
portion Of boys thus far known to be
killed or injured is small. These facts
lead to the belief that the number of
deaths will prove considerably less
than it was feared, The dead thus far
number thirteen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
Still Searching Ruins.

This morning found 220 men still
toilng over the wreckage of John G..
Myers department store. Eleven
bodies had been taken from the ruins
thus far and one woman had died af-
ter beng CARED to hospital The
known death list, which last night
numbered five, this morning numbered
twelve, all employees.
In addition to these 1t Is almost
certain that some bodies still remain
in the wreckage. The injured In the
hospitals are doing well with two ex.
ceptions. 1t is thought scarcely pos.
sible that any of those now imprisoned
in the debris can be alive Since mid
night only disfigured corpses have
been taken out.
Father Identifies Girls Corpse.
At 10 o'clock thirteen bodies had
been found and identified. The last
was that of Miss Winifred Kelly.
which was identified by her father,
who had watched the wreckage all
night.
| Anything like a complete list Of the
killed and injured will be unobtainable
until the workers have made their way
to the bottom of the mass of wreckage.
With few exceptions those caught In
the ruin we're employees, large ma
jority Of them girls.
Among those taken from the ruins
were:
PULLMAN, MINNIE, single.
FITZGERALD, MICHAEL, aged 40,
married.
LEONARD, FRANK. aged is, cash.
boy.
SHARP, ANNA L., single.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10
HAVE FULL POWERS
Representatives Of Japan and Those
Of Russia are Able to Conclude
Peace-Witte Wants to Learn Japa.
nese Terms-Enslsh and French
Languages to Be Used.

st. Petersburg, Aug. e.-Gen.
Linevitch In telegram to the en-
peror, dated August 8, reports that
Russian forces operating east of
the Mandarin road advanced Au-
gust 8 towards a defile near Cha
gon. The Japanese assumed the
offensive and turned both fianks,
compelling the Russians to retreat
to the northward.
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DR.. George Tichenor, Jr., and
two trained yellow fever nurses,
left today on special train for
Bon Ami, La, where it is under
stood that the fever is increasing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-10

Jackson, Miss, Aug. Sur
geon Young, of the marine hospi-
tai service, left on a special train
today to Investigate the suspi-
cious cases at Yazoo City, Miss.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeT-fork June ., 1905
BT.6gyE were 22s cars SeS head inciut
20 for the market making with the cattle held
terday 81 sse all at Jersey City,
cepon OF few head Steer. in liberal supply
about 20 the market, and, with a dull
prices fell 1ol5c: sellers thought lOH25c
Bulls steady limited receipts;
higher: medium and good 5Gl0c lower. cars
or unsoI6 la1o in the afternoon
native sold 81 s5lS5 so
Sc 25dS4 e5: s2qS4 I5. There moderate
dressed beef about steady prices.
for prime city dressed sides choice
beef ceiling Up TO SA4s5sc. Liverpool and
cables 1--WE cattle steady i2Ac
10 weight: sheep 13G14c, dressed weight
higher e4 6estc Shipments on
the Liverpool 5000 quarters for
Norris Besf Company. To the Nesaha will carry
10 London 2e3 cattle and $50 quarters beef
Scvarzschild suzberger 800 cattle shamberg
e Son: the British King London, viii with
800 cattle equally divided between the last
toned firms; ST will take 22C0 quarters
beef FOR snd "a o52 quarters FOR Schwarz
schd 8 Suzberger; Camparria SEQ quarters for
Cudahy Packing Company, making with previous ship
renfs total for the this e82 cattle
1850 sheep 1905 quarters OF beef. all ports
ssieSIrobln & Shannon: Il Chicago steers. 1923 10
average per fb 10 distlIlery Kentucky
do 1909 n at s5 So DO e5s ~ At s. 59 10 DO sas 10
cows 9ss n at 60 90 do 90 ~ at g so do $50 n.
Mcpherson Co.. IL Chicago steers, lass D. at IS Sos
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, June 2-CATTLE-R Receipts, 3,000 head mar
ke 90 higher good prime steers So 50S6 40i
medium S4@$5; stockers feeders. 81 1895 cows.
81 609S5 heifes 81 5S5 4o 81 60gS2 50 bulls.
81 75q$4 49, calves S3Q$7. HOGS-Receipts to-day 49,
600 head market &c higher mixed and butchers s. $50
81 609S5 2C light, S5 20gSJ 40 bulk OF Sales So 3O9
s5 3d. SHEEP-Reoeipts 5000 head: market steady;
good to choice, wethers, shorn, 81 5S5; fair
mixed. shorn. SO 5oQ$4 10: native lambs, Hhorn. 81 cog
Cincinnati. June 2-HoGs-Recepts. 4s1s head; ship
rents 2t4 market a!2w packing and butchers IS 3o9
50 Sl42; common. S4S4 25. CATTLE steady and slow;
SHEEP slow and lower at 50 509$4 10. LAMBS slow
and barely steady SO 509S5 10
East Buffalo. June 2-CATTLE-Receipts light; prime
steers 50 I0G$5 So shipping steers So 25GS5 butch
ers 81 65YS6 6o hEfers. S4dS5 40; bulls $50
81 30 NEALS-Receipts 1900 head; market active at
shade higher; heavy $5 50 mixed SIS 50GS5 55 Workers.
So 551$5 60 pigs, So co. roughs 81 6Oq$4 So stags s3
50 10; datries, 50 30dS5 90. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts 500 head; sheep steady; higher
ket active lambs 81 5oa$6 75 yearngs IS 509S5 70;
Weshers 80 3Q$5 so: ewes, 81 50qSz 49, sheep. mixed
=, Kansas City, June 2,-CATTLE-Receipts l4oo head.
inclIding 400 southeTns Market for natives weak;
IS ] 6 stSq & c99se @ 81 xR9Tt @ sad a dressed beet stse
81 5O$5 rs stockers and feeders So 259S4 49, Southern
steers So 40GS5 25 Southern 60S4 native cows,
S2 2G$4 15 native hefers So 25G$5 15 bulls 81 759
"a so: calves. sS9s5 20. HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head
market 80 higher S5 35; bulk sales IS 25GS5
heavy 50 25gS5 82z: packers So $3.50 g; pigs and
ket STEADY 70 strong lambs s5 50qs7 co. western
lambs. IS 754S7 85; fed yearllngs 81 25gS5
Texas clipped yearlings, S5GS5 50 clipped
81 259S5; stocsers and feeders 81 5oQ$5.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
READING SYSTEM .

a
LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY tttn. ersu
EAsT0N, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
CHUNk-z4oO rs (Easton only, e10 A. NJ. 12o A4o.
poo go:4o Easton oniyl P II. Sundays. "a 80 A. ID.
Loo, 900 and 7.o0 p. u.
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-E4.OQ 9.1o A n.
300 z. N. sundays, r4.30 A NJ. 500 P II
LAKEWOOD, IAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND BAR
TEGAAI.z4:00 949 A; n. q (s4o Lakswood and
lakewood and LakehursD
ATLANTIC CTTT-s9.4O "A NJ, +3.4O p. N
EINELAND AND BRIDGETON-z14.0 90 A. NJ. 9. 90 n
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORB POINTS-s4 90.
$50 11S0 a. NJ. x120 1s0, AS. 55S, t45: $50, $50
115o P n Sunday. except Ocean Grove. Gas A Il.
ATIANTfc Hf4Ds. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH sCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH. 400, $50, e.S0 11-50 A. NJ
8 30 30 40 90 90 P u Sundays 100 4 Il. 800 2 " y,
s4ED5 ST. 55s aook q M e g. so 2s sf P uB3y
A. NJ 100. T.{5 P. NJ Leave Pier 10, y r, Cedar
St.. 1870 A NJ. and 90. s.45. AS P. NJ Sundays
PHTI.ADELPIIIA tREADING TERNINAI9I.4.eo 100
800. 900. 5000. III. 90 A. NJ. t12o0 loo iL2
100 1900 900 800. +6.OO 800. tT.s0 $500. s9o1
o. $40 80 P NJ ~ 15 m Tdt r,,s ,4ox .aoo .,o,o
'12o0 A. n. 800. :'4OO. $500. 800 P. II. 'i2IS
BALT1MoRR AND wAsHNeToN-sOO. $1,000 't2oo
READING HARRisBURG PoTTsvTLLE AID WILL
4. NJ. Reading oniyl ls1.OO III 20 Y 90 ? II Read
ing PotIsyills Harrisburg s1a only % too $50 p
Sunday Sundays only. tParor only. IVA Tarna-
qua. HSaturdays. sExcspt Saturdays
Offices: Liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry A.t2r HOUSE
POI 1900 1864 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave. Isl 5th Ave-
% Union Square 2795 Third Av 2I3 West 11th ST.
245 Columbus Ave. York; 342 S43 344. $50 Fulton
ST. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway Williamsburg New York
W. G. VESLER, c. NJ BURT
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Cen PeSs'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1905.

1s Ohio DO i l25s 3 r. "a s. 20 II do & 129 p at a. S 90 % y
s. as: heller SO ID. PenHsylvania iO9s
q do iS sSisS sf 5gss e do
s. 10; ssS n at 81 49, do. ss6 ib at 81 e5 Il do
Sanders: Pennsylvania steers 1873 rD at % 60;
20 DE- ls r. at % 5oi 70 eG 1872 70 at ~ 70 a = o 10 &
~ a4 IS 51s bull ii4o ib 80; 10 ss7 b at
Jgdd oaie Is 1889 ,5 2 n s. s. s. S. d
hsaoaitS Z ao lcSs dR tOS e 8 bulls ~ S
IS - Gss ted cS Bulls. - 1S77 IS at s do i4
J. B. p Gibson Co.: Is Pennsylvania ssers 1919 p, at
s5 7O 10 Ohio do 1885 ID. al So o Ohio stas' oo ID
AdeoEana COs Il Ohio steers 1852 Ia n St st. s. s. g
E. n aos ous'E bulls IS sae EaiSfso & s. Do $40
at So 40; COW, 529 n. at ats y u 900 N a,
cALvEs-Receipts lls7 head all fOr the mar mar
I4 head There good demand for the stock a
Common tO prime ysST sold ID a. gS g. Psf xeG oSo calves
81 saaa lo al SFssSsd sS caives s;eay at per for
saies@H r. Hollis % ysas i55 10 average, et 81 per
LOO % Q! do lse n at e. o d9 g0er W 10 a. Ssss IS On xe
" ~ at Sa so Is do Us ~ At 81 ST. 90 do 1s5 n at
So 76 do f6 So TO- do. 100 ID. at So do III
J. G. Curtis Son: veal, 1s2 ~ at 81: le9 do 14S p
at Sc IS; do. 104 ID. at 50 50 10 butterniks III ID
sanders - yeals !4e n 81 g % q DO 49, q r. r as a
do, iii n iS, at at s. Is; 80 do iS5 h. at S..
Jadd CO. III vaals, i8S n. at ST: II do. ia H.
B. W. Otis: 81 veals. las 10, at 81
Mcpherson & Co.: veas so 10 at S4 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 13 cars OF 5l0I
head, the market, making with the stock held
over about I6a Sheep IN liberal sup
ply and 10d15o lower; heavy sheep slow OF sale; good
yearlngs steady; dull Lambs Of desirable
weight quality steady others weak. Ihe
pens quite cleared Poor prime sheep sold at
$sg$4 per 100 b choice export wethers at s.
SYls at 81 50 ordinary to prime yearngs at So 50g
Sc 50 lambs at 81 754SS 20 with few head at IS 5O
Dressed mutton weak at 7Qeo per NJ dressed yoarlngs
sales-Tobin & shannon; sos Tennessee lambs 62 n
average. 81 20 per 100 10; IA Ohio wethers e1por
1oe 10 at 5O 1855 Ohio sheep. 50 10 at 81 49, s64 do
e2 NJ at 81 rs
S. Judd Co: Ohio lambs. &c ~ So 25; 23o Ohio
yearngs. 50 H. at s6 Ohio yeariings. IS ~ at So Sol
2lo Ohio sheep and yearngs. 90 ID. az S4 75i 16 Gull
D. Harrington go Buffalo yearlings IT ro at So 25
Al State do IS m Sc 25 232 sheep SO ~ at s. 49,
lambs 60 H. at SS 3d.
Kerns Commission Company: 200 Kentucky lambs. "a
~ IS %; do SO ~ IS; 24O Buffalo yearlings
IS 10 at Sc 6o Ie4 Ohio sheep 81 70 at s. IS; 6s do
40 To- at 81 so; 62 Kentucky do. III ID. at 81 3d.
Newton Co: 22S Virginia lambs. e5 10. ss 25; II
Virginia Gull sheep, II 10. at 81 so.
Mcpherson & Co: 157 Virginia lambs 70 ~ at ss rs
HOGS-Receipts were IL cars 29iO head. including
% head FOR the market, Feeling weak. Prime State
sales-s Sanders: Il state hogs. 19s n avsTass at
roughs 290 fb at 81 S0 boar. 80 ID, at 81
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 2-Cosins: wHEAr.sPot nominali
b nominal cofN~spot nrn American mixed IS ed:
Arm. As esd; September nominal PEAS
canadisn irfn 6s Id. FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter
steady ps Cd HOPS IN London Pacific Coastl nrI 70
(sf8 f2s BEEF hrm: extra India mess SIS Cd POHA
easy; prime msss Western, 62s I'd HAdSI-snortt cut
Il M, Hrua BACON quiet: Cumberland cut.
% to 80 10 46s Ga rio 10 10 = 10 as ca long
oIesr mddss light "a 70, 42s; long clear nlddies
heavy IS 90 10 ais; short clear backs 10 70 % 70
Square II 10 1s 10 quiet ais LARD dull prime West
ern IN tierces 55s Co. American refined In pals. sos
rTTT-TI.P nomiraI CHEESE easy American finest white,
old 53s DO new. ass; American hnsst eoiored cd Ss;
do 4Ss TAIIIOW-Prine city. steady. 255 TUX
PENTINE-spirlts. strong 62s. RosIN-Con1mon strong
es 4d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet 6sd LINsEED
OIL strong. 22A
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
NAVAL STORES.

further the market for spirits turpentine
r1ed prices up 611SI4c machine made barrels
which is an advance Of about Rosn Is
also higher with common good strained quoted at
81 10 Spirits urpentlne remained firm but unchanged
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls SIG
s1ho.
ROsfN-Conrnon 70 good strained. s. 49, 2, 81 s5; F.
IS SO: " G. Sc o5 and W W. Sc 25 all asked
STOCK on HAND.
Charleston June 2-TURPENTINE steady, 73c RosIN
steady; A. B. c. So 20: D, So so; E. $9 9o E. $4 81 oS
H 81 20; l. 81 %: K. IS 05 NJ IS 2oi n. $5 10; w G.
s5 65; W W, So s5. -
Savannah June 2-TURPENTINE firm, 79c; sales. 216
bbs: receipts seoi shipments 51G5 RoSIN firm: sales
I5si bbIs: receipts, 2241: shipments, 2b20 A. 3. c.
Sc So: D. 60 90; T. 34 F. S4 I0 G. 81 Is H. s4 30: s5
K S. Il: T. SIS so; n. So 50: W G. IS 10 W w. S. s6
7sc receipts 100 casks RosIN nrn. s3 GO bd receipts
TURPENrINE nrT. s. g and s. 5oi receipts IsT bbls
london 2-TURPENTINE-Spir 62s b1sd
HOsIN-Anerican strained. los I'D; hne 12s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
NEW YORK, new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD r 2

ocpAfi AIOAH S4dAu OSALdl SlaIlOL.
BOSTON. via New London and PrOvidence-t4:so
TIlo:oo. .1l.iG:Os A. IL. ttlll"o. -1!1:os '1Is:Oo
BosfoN. via WlLimantis-Its:U0 A n. 1900 P. NJ
+l1:O0 P. NJ
FITCHBURG, Putnam worcester-+s:0O P II.
IAKEVILLE and NORFOLk--tS;5O A. M 1881 P. II.
GT. DARLINGTON. sToCkBR1DGE. LENOx. PITTS
FIELD-f4:50. 1880 a. M. 1881 P N
WATERBURY and W1NsrEp-t+:59, $500. tfs:oo
HOOP, SS10:02 ito Waterbury, A M. f1:03,
sf5:0l. 1890. 5000 Go Watsrbury) P. N.
offices at cCirand Central Station and c125th
St. also ce6 c261 l1s5 c1S54 Broadway. CO PARK
Place Square. cIS2 Fifth Ave- c245 Columbus
Ave- 64y Madison Ave. c273 West 125th St. 2T9S Third
Ave In Brooklyn. c342 $50 Fulton ST.. $50 Broad
.Daily. Except sundays isundays only fstops at
3Stops 125th St., Sundays only tParlor Car
Limited Has dining car. cParlor and Sleeping Car
C. T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast-
O. N SHEPARD. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, June 2, lpOS
coFTEE-Ihe coffee market continued very quiet with
psles only about 10000 bags session Prices
showed irreguls1ty. largely absence OF
portEnt business. which rendered very
tbe 70 limited orders either anc after opening
steady ana unchanged to points higher the market closed
quiet points lower November and points higher
June and July with other positions unchanged There
nothing In the calculated influence senti-
fnt From figures received the decrease in the
wods visible supply statement month bids fair
be about 65oo0 bags previously expected.
s1d therefore discounted from speculative standpoint
while the European markets just about responded TO the
local changes during their holiday Owing to the holiday
Brazil there official cables from the primary
The local for co1ea quiet but
stoady IN their views. Quotations
the basis OF 77sc for Rio No z
range OF prices in the local market to-day
-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

CoTToN-The market very active, excited and
weak during entire session with prices al the close
eentsi decline from the high points OF last Weo
dav OF some 6Gs5 points, or about So bale me
ms for both accounts chiefly the expectation
of report but influences aso py tas
excellent the South which i was suppose
as materially helping condition OF the crop ana te
hiF decline n Liverpool market There was some
rrerlay initial break. but before Inicoa INC
sold net oecllne oI 1ot%A
increased under continued ana
rpbIgcaon OF the government report The close was
,.t,-ae ,vers estimated at 75O 900 bales The
ce-+ and the condition 11.2 cent !hese lRures
evidently represented better prospect tan had Den
long OF years. with the exception OF isoo, VIZ"
fhe Jure condition 741 cent. followed py an
proveuent s12 per cent by SepteoS h, ,b esent
e,,-ss ~ some 10 600 600 The present conoton
Ssfnr only about per better than two years eEo
would suggest the POSSIBILITY OF crop G ebt
-oCi weather such reported the last few days vi
49, wonderful Improvement in the outlook WhlIe
.-ons rs also taken tie reduction IN acreage
srsIy rlanted may be great as SUGGESTED os -
davs report which merely included the area eIV
ss not vet Gone the western belt on tnat GATE
euper4ntcndent Kings weekly 9qs I5e. var,
[or T,f,i- and Canada 1510s against 3eT2 last
rear Southern mill tal6ngs testnaIeo) oiUUO ~ eIo
y 600 last year: loss OF stock at ln1eTlGr @ se
1910, N oTs last year: brought into sight Tor me @e
20 o-a sTainst "a Toa! crop
J90-t receipts S85 bales S'o oeouC.e =. Iii,
cisco season oso TO against e07 Southern
-, 1rs IestiInated) 1sO5 Co., against iZVoo IaSt
- .+orf AZ interior towns in excess OF
@ iaS COS last year brought into sight thus
Ss- 1or season u 465. against = ~ 500 Ss
T4s TOTAL movement is LOT -" N@'9 '
against 277 days in 1eoS-V%
ran. G. coutrsct prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

The local for spot GOTTEN ton closed 9Iies anG nplan4
- -bo sar rnidding Gulf. Sales. 600 bales 70.
pot and 80 bales spnner s s9oS nnbanTed
3, sso. saie 100 bales Savannah nSnlnsl elu mo w
ioTer az ssc: sales 40 bales 81 Louis q9e' 11er a
sSIec Bsltir5ore nomnaiy c lower at sssc ,1;a-
weston cuiet and &c lower at s5c ,fTasf.S re
eeI-.. Al leading points tomorrow; AZ @
- 5o6 hse< srsfngt 2e4 week and Zse aSt year
a csveston 500 . 900 bales against ISs ee
HeT-CrleSns. o'f1V 10 7'"OO S0H'
sgstns. s 137 last and csc last year e. .,a
Receipts of cotton at the ports To-Day ana tOI @
,.., s conorared with the totals Of week previous
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

eenusal e6 test quoted 4Hc; muscovado. 50 test,
and .'oasses sugar. 50 test SIZE The Lona0a @
SSiy at Us Md willett Gray's weekly statement:
aotsI stock OF Europe America, 25os,l66 tons,
SssIhst 2St1, ,655 last at the same uneven
and 100 29S the date OF January
doyo The decrease stock 3,4e9 tons against
ee9se as OF 4isse7 tons last week and decrease OF
voo 40 tons January stocks and afoats,
ogeths show visible supply OF 2611.166 tons against
SVsS 685 tons last