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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

E. c. Leighton has bargain that
will interest the men. An unlaun-
dered white shirt, good, full BODY.
from 141a to 17-inch neck measure.
regular SO and rs cent qualities. for this
sale, only 15c. The ladies will an
preciate her sale of pillow tops. One
lot of fancy tops, good patterns.
marked to 25c., another lot marked to
15c. Good for Christmas presents.
Don't forget her sale Of dress goods.
Innings and TRAININGS. Good bargains
left.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

How is it that r. w. Soule, "The
Hustler claims that he can sell the
Miller Oil Heaters so much less than
others do? Correct answer Because
of the quantity he buys and the small
margin of profit he makes. Today the
price is lower than ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

Those secondhand coal and wOod
parlOr and chamber stoves at A. ID
Wards have been a saving to lots Ol
customers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

city bakery. Walnut patties 1Oc.
dozen, cocoanut drops 1Oc. dozen,
apple squares 10c. dozen. Remember
the hot brownbread and beans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
4EE[[24R{3l$6 4lEE[[2Z44R9{3l$6
In Effect Oct. 8. 1905.

In Effect Oct. 9, 1905.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol-
1HRoIGH TRAINS
MGOiNG WEST-2.3 A. T.. daily except
4saohMday III Ior Portland and Boston; $40
p. RangeIey lor Lewiston; gocs,apa Phil
Ton, Bridgton, Montreal and Quebec; 1000
a. M. for Brunswick. Lewiston, Farming
Pas,,aad iSn: pdhillDs; RDs carra6asset. Rockland.
Lancaster. Lancaster. Gorham. n. H.. Berlin Falls.
Golebrook and Beecher Fails: s.io p. NJ.
Brunswick, Portland. Boston, Connecting
Tor Bath, Portland, Lewiston, Cornish.
PPriHgt6n: M on ~ y. Conway and Bartlett: lis
Portland: lilo P. NJ. iexpress1. daily eS.
ceps sunday, for Lewiston, Bath, Port
col GOING EAsT-125s A. M. tnight e1-
DOE st. Stephen. (Calais). st. John, Hall
fax and Aroostook County and to WASH
ington co. r. R.; Sunday morning going
fast oogs EoxcroSt n95 Connect for skowhessn Bel.
ton Co. and Bar Harbor. daily. Sundays
erofs snd Ransor M S for a M a1 ssT Fox
BucRsport; Bs5 p. NJ, WatervlIie' Eof FoT1 Saa
croft. Bangor Old Town. Patten Houl-
h. H..
Yanceboro. st: Stephen, (Calais), Houlton,
Woodstock. st. JohE and Halifax and to
Lewiston via Oakland and Winthrop; 22S
p. NJ, (express) for WatervIlle, Bangor.
Greenville: 319 P. M. for Waterville. oak
land. North Anson, Bingham. Skowhegan,
Belfast Foxcroft, Greenville, Bangor, Old
Town and Mattawamkeag; 7.2s P. M, for
Waterville and Skowhegan.
Portland. Boston; los A. M: for R Bruns- rs:
wick, Bath. Portland and Boston; 3.4s
P. NJ. (express) for Portland and Boston.
1855 P. NJ. (express) for Portland and Bos-
ton. Going East, 2.59 A. NJ. (night. Ban
Bar Harbor; 800 A. NJ. for Waterville,
SkOwhegan and Bangor; 2.2s p. NJ, Ban
gor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving at
1853 A. NJ. Sunday morning, going East
does not connect for Skowhegan. Belfast.
FOxcrOft or east OF Bangor.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.
A. M. P. M. P. NJ. p. NJ
as!$ss!l asiS;ssI asz$;ss ~ & e e s s q: =
So. Gardiner. ar. ..S1O $50 634 6l5
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
So. Gardiner. lv. $50 100 40 GA
Gardiner ...........G3 1d0 40 6.1s
Augusta. ar. r.'::...:ss .:.::..sS i.sS 45S 45S s.SS @
Through tickets to California and all
points South and West may be had Of E.
II. Walker, ticket agent, Augusta, the
only Office in Augusta, selling via all
pense.
GEO. F, EVANS, Y; P; & Cen. Man.
Portland. Me-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

r. II. Jenkins was fortunate in clos
ing out dealers entire stock of WOO
and fur lined coats at big discount
This means buyers will share his good
fortune with him, as he will give then
the advantage he obtained to a large
extent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

]. G. Johnson, the corner candy
store, should be famous after today.
for a home made delicious Saturday
treat. chocolate marshmallOw,
fudge" made Friday and only 17c. lb.
today only. Buy freely. it will keep.
Also fresh cocoanut cakes, SC. per
dozen,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

If you would make sure of a real
fancy native turkey, Merrill Bros.
will guarantee you one if you place
your order with them today. They
say they are sure of the true Maine
birds,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

At B. Cote's where low second hand
prices are popular. you will find new
floor oilcloth, second hand sewing
machines -sideboards, lounges. dining
furniture, also baby and other chairs
etc. Lots of goods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

Somehow people appear to take tC
c. S. Yorks machine repairing OF
shoes, there must also be something in
the faithful work he does at the North
end to call business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

ThrOugh tickets to CnIlfOrnla and all
points South and West may be had Of e.
II. Walker, ticket agent, Augusta, the
routes and checking baggage free Of ex-
GEO. F. EVANS, v. p. & Gen. Man.
F. E. B0OTHBY. G.. p. & T. A.
Portland. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

"seeing is believing" The scribe
saw these gloria" umbrellas. for la
dies, in H. G. Barker Co.'S, and after
inspecting them and observing the very
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-25

You should see the delicious butter
drops Pettis has made for you, one of
his special favorites these are. The
scribe saw the nice butter used. Today
only. the price is lie Id. His large ad
will give you good idea of the prepa-
ration he is making for Thanksgiv-
ing candy of all kinds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. Aug 22-HoGS-slow. steady: butchers
So 30Qs6 80; common S59s6. CATTLE-Steady; fair TO
good shippers 81 4O9S4 co. common, $29s2 70. SHEEP
Strong. 81 75QS4 so; lambs strong $59sI 10
Chicago Aug 2-CATTLE-RecePts, 1900 head
10c lower: good steers, 50 35S6 15
10 medium S49s5 % stockers feeders 50 2oqS4 20
I5Gs4 90; heers S2S4 75 81 25QS2 To-
so; Western So 5OS4 60 HOGS-Receipts, 16
900 head steady strong mixed and butchers
65dS6 good choice, mixed s69S6 p rough
heavy 50 65gS5 light sOaS6 bulk sales IS DO
QSG 20. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head; market weak
good TO s5Gs5 so; fair choice mixed
s+9s4 10; native lambs. s5 50GST so.
East Buffalo, Aug. 22-CATTLE-Receipts, $50 head;
fair demand; prime steers s5 35Qs5 10 shipping steers
81 65@s5 butchers s49S4 90; heifers So Bass 75
81 5Oq$4 25 stock hefers 81 50Gs3 YEALs-Reoeipts
COO head steady. s. 50QSs. OGSRenep,s. $500
head: market steady good weights slow on others
heavy mixed Workers. S6 40as8 50 pigs. S6GS6 So
rough 20 Rs5 so; stays IS 50GS4 % dairies and
ers s6Rs6 SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. 600 head;
s6Gs5 5oi 81 509s4 75' sheep. mixed. 81 500
Kansas City Aug 22-CATTLE-Receipts. IS 900 head
Including 800 southerns 10 higher stockers and
feeders 2ogs5c higher than last Friday choice export
and dressed beef steers $685. co. fair good So 5s5
Western SO 40S4 50 stOckers and feeders 81 o4
81 25 Southern So 5o6s4 Southern cows 81 7os5
81 1884: native hefers 81 6OgSS pulls Sz
So calves. Sc b0Gs5 70 HoCiSRecstpts nfOS heed
seffs6 i5 heavy s5 e5se packers sose Is pigs and
light e61Se ITA SIfEEP-Recepts, 500 head market
strong active; native lambs IS 159ST % Wsstsrn
lambs 75fps7 Is and yearlings 81 ooso oo
Western yearings SIS 25s5 60; Western sheep 81 2oSo
stockers and feeders ss T59s4 so.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
eENERkL MARKET REPoRT.

august %. 1900
market continued active mostly the
-- Il f-1er exchange September 10 later posi-
ren1rred about la-. iss0 bags Prices
s.~arHs- IRREGULAR The opening steady, un
----f. r1 u1uts higher response Eteader Euro
smaller interior brazilian re
-sirs although the ports Tor the Gay had more
vesr tie weather 81 Brazil was me
ere easea 1f q little the day. Gnd prices here
-.as closing level q the previous night
market finally STEADY. unchanged. The hqul-
sz-- September The feature from specu-
udiut. Undoubtedly acting as check
general business for fresh accounts. As the first
1-.-e CAY September contracts approaches Il IS
may become uneasy and Cepres
s11 result although fsr during the movement thou
sands switched without influencing
The market unless fhe with which near
absorbed indicated healthy spot situa-
0T Brazilian exchange again ad-
rsr=5 $50 and o. the primary market RIO vas p
UheT. with Santos unchanged Hamburg closed \
-ts lrSl-, Eavre net unchanged. Eao Psulo re
the Cay only &c. 20 bags, against 5S
TIE market r. with quota
-he basis Of s7sc for Rio 10. :.
of contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

prices however, unchanged Prices quoted net less
ge- cent for oash Cut loaf and crushed Co. mould A.
oooci cubes 555c: xxx powdered, 5.45c: powdered
coarse powdered ana fruit powdered oc; Eagle con
Iectonets sranulated bbc; Eagle ana extra me
sranusted, 4Oc; Eagle 2 10 cartons bags and Old
bags OF fine graDulated. 45c Eagle. standard
granuated and Diamond A. 530c: confectionery A. 5l5e
No ssSc: Nos and g. 4sos; No :. Soc No g. s75e;
4S9o; No II. 85c No 12 30c No 13. 4 20c: Nos Il
and 10, Abe The statistical position In Cuba
shows no receipts this week Exports 800 TONS
against 1880 the before and 500 last year.
Stock is 234 600 and b3oI1
year ago Three centrals grinding, against the
same number last week and five last The local
market closed steady with duty paid prices quoted as
follows Centrifugal Sc test. 4c; muscovado 50 test,
3fsc molasses 3lsc. London market for
beets quiet, August quoted 30 and
1000 tons against SO 900 last The London market
closed shade lower, ID both August and Sep
tember. At the close OF the It announced
that had been sold Howell 4c. basis 90
test. The stated large enough
70 fix that price. the steady at the
decline The last previous sales at 4c but
Shipment sales have been made recently price equal
10 sO2c duty paid basis. The above business on
parity Of 24c for Cuba and freight and 51ec
Tor outside sugars.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 2--Cosing-wHEAT-sp nominal,
futures steady: September S1ad; December ds I'd
CoRN-spot steady; american mixed As I'D; futures
new. ~ sisd- PEAs-Canadian hr1n. IS 4d. FLoCR-st
Louis. fancy, winter steady es Cd. HOPS al London
quiet. sos PORK-Prrne Western steady ess 81,
HAMS-Snort cut IA 10 70 steady. as BACON
Cunberand cut % 10 50 70 steady AIS d do short rib
I8 "a ru SIS do long clear rnlddles light. 2s
frrn. 6: do long clear nidtlsz heavy, 80
40 70 rm ass; do short clear backs 10 70 20 10 quiet
bellies. o Is n SHOCL-
DERs-square II 1s u. steady. s.s. IaARn1-Prms
pals. nrm 4os Cd BUTTEt-Ftnest unitea States.
CFEESE-American finest white. strong 65s 3D. do
American finest colored. strong. 5ss Sd. TALLOw-
Prime quiet 22s Cd; DO Australian IN London,
2Ts 80. TURPENTINE-spirits steady az ass. ROSIN-
Common a 81 Sd PETROLEUM Rsfasd quiet a
3D. LINSEED OIL quiet at les Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Western. l2oi DO Southern Southwestern. scaldsd
DUCKS, spring Long Island and Eastern per IS lie:
DO Psnnsylysna and Virginia. 1aGieo DO Western, JOG
mixed; s2sss IS DO DARK - sGsl e. ''' y ~ -
sciued though demand has Ss H % with nsS ss ay
& os many Jersey sweets arriving Onions continue in
dow tbnh , SaSowess range mainly from 81 %
Ssrs and pickles have ruled firm and advancing light
Pes Very low Celery hed steady for chos Ssh sSp a
Sans Su AND % wess Lettuce firm and higher for Lima
poor saa M4s hse ns ss "a. on a9w
Pesoes hs os s Veil low . aa plentiful & and
URs or TaB9 a1f S1f for such pes rule oh
Long Island per bb 81 70 do Jersey FOUND 81 5osi 75
Dc Giants 8 91gSi 80: do eossi 50; beia
SIS rs e y 3 'S per- % 6a.s Ssg'9iG a5
Ssh pc SS%'2iaa 56 siql 7s3n S
ors hearty psr bS 81 25s1 5g so cxBB Long
Per Sb a 5 eT DO BS gDYss san nad ps4 nsaTG &
p Sogs2 - 90 SEGTMB n HRs Western NswYes6 bush
5S s9a4 5.se1 1ssh' s. 90 q9 T44 sSs S9
sS5s sy And tSnE dS s.nd g. ~ 81
a do eSsa ai ssss: as Ss g S
G County per s6i 0os90o 90 basket box 25G50s:
box a4o RF o0 wssn S% basket paf ha e
% as per f2fsn R
posto per "a oo os 5aske SS tscaS 90 90 nat SGSl: 90
and Maryland basket. seae0c: Onions connectcut
Per 50ds2 Do raase County mt 1 White s-lG per
bag 250s1 16 do yellow, s1Gs1 5O do red per bbl.
S1gSi 5o' do Jersey white. per basket, 50cQS1: do
southernl per basket bag, 6o75c; ORA. Jersey
basket 75c9S1 PEPPERS Jersey per bb S5Q75c DO per
half bol basket 2594Oo do bush box 2G3oc; PEAS
Western MeyYork per basket TbcGs1; do per bag 6oe8
81 20. STRING BEANS. Western New-York green. per
Sushel basket 6oc9sl; DO 5osT6c; do green per
bag. 4Oql5c; do wax, 10000; do Jersey green, Per
sIk ssSkst SoGgs1 do wax S5S79o DO per bag 2oS1S9
lok erookneck ard white. 75cGS1; TOMATOES Jersey
per box 2oc6s1 25 do Jersey Delaware and Maryland
Per peach basket S5q5oc do uprysr per bush basket
SlqS1 90; TURNIPS. white. 100 punches. S2S2 90
do Jersey. rutabaga- per hbl s14S1 Is.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market is undergoing
an unsatisfactory at the moment owing to the pre-
ponderance OF irregular qualities Buyers are willing TO
full prices good lots but with the light OF
eefpts best marks absorbed This condition Is
likely to prevail until heated and mperfectly cured lots
are out OF the way New Western Is becoming
uniform in improvement. and draws largely upon the
best CONSUMERS All supplies however. likely
much mixed for ii time, and trading affairs win
mora or less irregular We Prime bales old
per lo0 n. e0c; No do S0dSJc; No 2 do 75d7T1kc;
No do 6587Oc; shipping. 6Od55c; clover. mixed 558
IVoi clover, clear 50G6T1zc: hay about 1Oc below
these quoted figures STRAW-Iong rye moderate
nay ana straw. in tons at New-York today Hudson
tver Railroed 800; Pennsylvania so; Delaware
wanna ana western, lO LAhtgh Valley 26o Baltimore
ahd ohio So river boats 130; total $50 tons; straw
total receipts, so tons.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
NEN Y0Rk. NEH RlYEN Z HARTFORD r. r.

Trains depart from Grand central station. 42d ST. and
4th a follows Tor 49,. -
M ~ I0O. y 1:O1. = 500 Y $500. . 502
.si2O6 p NJ via Willimantic-rfs:0O A. NJ. t2:0o
NJ LA Spfi-f9:0O A. NJ. II 200 . 400 81 90 p NJ
r>1rsT-r.AN Ny1 and BAR. HARBOR-ffS02 P. II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. -, AI-AaASS anc OUESEC-
- $40 a M. t8:O0 ?. ~
,xrsr CsESSTFH FITCdBURG. via PutnaE-f3 p.
TSEE7TIII-Es and NORFOL.H-t9:O2 A N, 1881 p. VI
PPTNGTON STOCKBRIDsSE. LENOX. PITTS
- =. T9.02 a. NJ. 81 -. 1871 p NJ
IieLs1 orces az cCrand ci25th 81
- 354 Broadway, c25 Union SQUARE
$50 Tirth Ave e2i5 columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
c2T2 West 125th ST., 1e5 Third ave N BROOKLYN c342
SEQ Fulton 81. 800 Broadway - -
srSaIiy Except sundays 'stops at 18th s. xstops
4ln1ired Has dining cParor and Sleeping Car
rrxa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug Z2.-The wool market Ia nrr1. with fne
high woods The nottceaols strength OF the
market found halrbloods Territory Mon
tana Fine Territories and Territory staples continue
strong but are sailing slowly. account Of the scarcity
OF desirable grades There activity in pulled
wools Foreign grades are In ready call Leading QUO
taons follow: Ohio and Pennsylvanta-Xx and above.
37g3sc; S4GS5c: l., S0Q41c; No =. 4l442cs dne
washed 2SgeSc; uEnerchantabIe ao682e; = blood.
washed. Sa35c: blood. 34g33es blood S5G3 3Sc;
washed delaine. 8oGSic me washed delaine. seG4oe
Michigan-ttne unwashed. zT0cSc: \ blood unwashed.
ssgsie' y el9od s4gsSc; = blood ssgsSc; gnwssasd
s6G3Ic Territory-Idaho. me. 222sc: heavy fine 100
2lc; nne medium 23q24c. medium. 2e02Ie low medtgm
23I2Te Wyoming. fine. 2G28c heavy lDG2c. me
medium. 23g24e: medium 26c27e: low medium 2s927e
Utah and Nevada. nne. 25q24c heavy me. ls12c nns
medium q sgs-s MEDIUM 2oSs.c; Iez msdSEs 80 SsS
e7e; low medium eoc2Tc Mentana, nns choice 1Sr3soi
me 1889 .tSs-oe me reaiain cne,ee 1ezSs sese
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

the cf that State 100000 bush compared with
ttoUV ns the last goyernnent the quality
said to be excellent The Interior SOS 900
bush was smaller than IL has
compared 'sih lsloo bush last year All through the
West snd Northwest the weather perfect for
work OF al sorts. b1t
ke which wss working largely the foreign news ON
export account the sales 3 loads ana
wheat IN the local foilows: No red
eetzc elevator and 1%c Q afoat; Northern
luth e2+e and No Northern Manitoba, s9Esc both TO
arrive ana o o anoat CORN-The undSrtone al
was fairly steady throughout the day although
little by the favorable
report said that excellent condition. oS
the belt has been maintained during week Final
prices in New-York showed q Lo ADJ
Trade generally Of light order manly profss-
siona shown 10y the narrow fluctuations.
%GAc net higher Owing to unsatisfactory deliveries
there export business OF only l6
mainly outports The interior consisted Of
bush conrasted with zS1 600 bush
exceeded the estimates,
country acceptances the previous nights bids
ported. No closed 81 l.o o
aaoat. No white, 81 &c and No yellow, 15c o b
aoat The Kansas State made conditions
oATs-There was steady to this market all day.
but only small trade Cash cats in New-York were
quoted follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at 10
.a-5 uaiddIns Gut sales and deliveries
q. cor-rac- I9s bales. Southern spot markets We're
.-Ta-reE as f5lov.s- Galveston firm lice higher.
20. salss ia Mobile nominal at lOc
a-----ar sregdy 2 lO1zcs sales, z545
aes Norfolk trr &c higher, al losc sales - bales
rlg-s u0nlinally higher. AZ lie augusta nFlil
= t.rfe- al Igs.c. sales as bales. New-Orleans
e=ay SO higher al 1-l6c sales. 525 bales whining
rl- nominal Charleston Arm unchanged, al lo1.c II
Louis steady 1sc higher al l0Sc. Estimated receipts
"a .-1r ID leading Points today A. Houston, 200
2. sUr tslee against > week and los last
scar a. Galveston 1900 bales against 9S92 last
week -r. so year, NeWOrleanE ooO 20 1@OJ
bales ae.. .rst = 155 last week $50 last year.
ports interior points t1-cay.
~. ~ ~. san.e day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

drest with he eosptioh ' cars lE
steady for gc6d bevss Weak for Others i4veTPooT and
beef to-day Temorrow the Baltic estimated
CALVEs-Recepts including late arrivals yesterday
WWeag WW StO heaG OF wnleh cars were western calves
almost Of srsssers 6utteTmiiEs One carload Of
Gay at s. So No nqutrs Tor western sday and heee
cars were held The ieeoOxes supplied win
she live marHes Common prime yeals sold s. 5og
s. S%gs5 tsS gras;;srs *; s. 50 6y veais
Sales G. Curtis Son: 20 yeaIs 14s 10 average.
Il R' Hoa s. Tsa 5 I5 a. at at IS 5 M d sS T. % at
g e2l 10 throwouts 167 n. at IS; fed calf 30 o
Judd Co: q vsals $50 n. at IS; 10 do. III n.
Tobin shannon 80 veais 167 ro at IS %; throw
Newton Co SO West Virginia calves. $50 n SO 70:
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 1914 cars or
al72 head. an for the market supply light prices
common at Tme shes o9 os per 100 'T u
at 50 509s3 common TO prime lambs at SO 75Gss 62 a
higher at 7seioc per n: dressed lambs
sales Ssyson Co 22a kentucky lambs 81 p
Virginia Do Ge n at g $5 Kentucky sheep s. n at
csnisson COMPANY: y 25S %, Virginia lambs g n
ss 55 2s5 do 81 u ~ at .s 2s4 Kenrocky do 81 To at
$ Kentucky sheep i21 n at IS; bucks, 100 n at
as3 S Sc u 5s ss' :.:D go n III It t. s. at r. r.
D Harrington: 101 Kentucky lambs n at Sc rs; IS
sheep, 1O1 n. 81 D
ST s7 gda 8 a DO 3 n So Is siass sheep % 100
10 culls, 40 10. So
II. H. Hollis: So State lambs II n. at IS SO
HOGS-Recepts q 4.166 head. including
for the market; and OF yesterdays
arrivals held Feeling easier Buffalo ad-
vices No sales had been reported up TO late hour.
Would sell lower.
sale; a,e ysssrday 4 CO Curtis 7as Som d 80 IS STATE It
So e0 ~ do, 204 10. at SO 50; roughs 3CS ~ at
65: 10. S5 90: 375 n at S4
Tobin Shannon: IL State hogs 14T 10 at SO T5: SO
1s9 ~ Sc TO- roughs 19o 10 at So 70 do 315
~ at s5 70 boar. $40 n. at sS.
81 hogs, 1I3 ~ a SO 20: IL do,
n Sc 10; 81 do. 167 10. Sc So; 10 do, 1913 n
SO 90; rs mixed Western do 2S n at So go DO 2l
SIS 3d. 63 do. 254 n, So SO; u oughs PSI ~ at
IS 65; : stays, 257 10 at 81
J. B. Gibson & Co; is light hogs and pigs ia
ib at Sc SO.
w R Hume: 80 State hogs. 160 %, at SO 10; rs
do 1877 NJ ar So 65 80 do 19S 10 at SO co. II do 233
SO So; roughs 29s 10. IS 65 stays. 400 H. at
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

-tsI ExckEnce special Liverpool cables-Spot quiet
~ 1000 bales; speculation anc export, oyy. AIHeItcsi
90 F1tures opened quiet but steady. 3 70 points
-s-er. closed very steady net advance OF Z 70
tlls august hno August-sepenbeE oeldi SeptsihD
N-lleg G 5.sAc, NOYeTnberl)e
ts-oer 556d: December January B67d. Anuaryk ebru
~. tssd. Februars-A March. bSod: MErch-Apr1l ana
-St.--a-. 6.811. Msy-Juna ana JuneJulys 5s2@ Man
,sa.ss-4arns quiet anc unchanged cothE offers TOO
-FOUR AND sfEAL1-The -four market IN general
- AZ unchanged quotations There 8 moderate
s2ess ~ sLraights but sales the aggregate
E-ls- There Is good demand for spring baksIh'
80 s1e he'd 1T- owing 10 scarcity Of spot stun t<ye
Wa active, with prices steady arm light
sA Spring patents S51S6 10. winter Etrsights. ssa
- winter patents s. 25gs4 76 spring clears s. e0s4
Is - 70 winter - 10g$5 S. extra no winter, & SO
A. - Hs1L kLOCtc-steacy Quoted: Pair 70 good $50
- rIoi9e fancy, s. 35GSs So CORNMEAL-SteAdy.
s.e4: KIN crlec - lOG$3 20. 20 brand. BAGAEAL
--s Quoted: Fine white and yellow. 81 30:
sts-n ilg S16 10 standard nal6dlinE, SIT 70;
az So. red ccg, 81 3d. August shipment. city bran,
--E 80 SACKS naiodling. slSGS5s red dog S23
Fze Ael 80 S09&29 bElk. 81 75S2z - sacks; OIL
g. g. - ooQsaO.
si-- Wv EI2AT-Chshy on account of bull;sh foreign
- M.esf market to-day nrm almost ali day,
EE t'zc net h-gb~, bit about 5ec below top the
1r e"lts = late pressure y holders. who had fair
= asN-kor6. WIKI fair oSLelcs b-sl-
- - Sllc@gc partly Northwest a rssuIt
al ~ 1sr 3cllEa weekly crop bu.etn AID tie decrease
e.sy bush n AlElsa pos stocks th1s week lead
.1l-9r in tie cable the BroouhGll
a. s wheat failure IN twenty-five provinces
ezA with tsl< ef famine n parts q the country
i contrast ceslineE Of 51s0 p51ats Of
1 a. Berlin. Budapest c.osiag ua1hGnsse In worles
- s-r-laE 4 'BraestTeel's' tHsge
--~f filsl eomnsIlson with decrease of 10000
80 as- rsaF domestic nerssse6 g.ss2
eieeE 1fcf-l yis'tie, posted ~ no5l shOV'e6
-.- -s -'f.t'" oraA -9e 4-qHs1@ biats FeSo-t sase
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug o. p m-coTToN-spot in limited
demand. prices steady and higher; American nnddns
fair 27d good midaiias eoid Ep,adlas ASA lev
Ths sales tho day. 1000 bales OF which 800 Were
speculation and export and included 500 American
Receipts 10 100 all AMERICAN Futures opened steady
ana closed very steady; August bsid; august sne
Heptsmber SID September October $500; October
and November b.s4d November and pecemoTr e;soa'
December and January. 6S7d; January and fetriary
B seas February and March, .eod March and April.
eld; April and May. beid; May and June os2ai June
and July. 5.p2d.