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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17

ures of art being reproduced
for the benefit Of the public.
There had, I bell We. been
some little delay and som,
reluctance On his part 90
give TO the world even repro
ducti0ns OF treasures ho had
~u jDaiously guarded; but
the negotiations were
brought 10 a successful
issue. with the result that !
went down, az have stated,
into Lincolnshire, accom-
panied by Enoch Voyce, who
posed for the time being as
my assistant.
The place cast a chill over
me from the first Hair of
IL seemed to be shut up; the
stables were almost empty,
and saw few servants, con-
sid.ring the size Of the
house. And even the ser
wants were elderly and sour
looking, and seemed to re-
sent the presence Of a
stranger. In the village,
when / strolled through It
once and got into conversa-
tion with some Of the people,
it was freely stated the old
house was haunted. 1t was
suggested that wild and un-
earthly cries had been heard
at night; that daring serV-
ants who had ventured into
the shut up parts Of the
building had heard the pat
tering Of feet and the rustl-
ing Of garments, and so had
wisely left at once. / put
down these tales to the stu
alton Of the house and the
desolate surroundings.
Sir owen Fishlock was a
man Of some 80 years Of age
lean and dark. with a
swarthy skin and sulleu,
black eyes. He was couI-
teous enough, I am bound e.
admit, and had made ar
rangements for us to be well
looked after during the few
DAYS IL would be necessary
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17

We went down into thu
room and softly pushed th.
picture back into plac,
without closing It, however
I gathered my materials
together. and, preceded by
EnoCh, went towards the
outer door Of that wing As
] reached it I saw Enoch
umbllug with the handle.
lie looked round at me
quietly as l approached.
Locked he said.
Evidently Sir owen had
DISCOVERED what we had
done. we were trapped. ]
wondered a little whether he
meant toltaNe the place and
tb leave as there or what
the game VAS. We waited
quietly for at least a coupl,
Of hours before we were per
mjtted to know.
Evidently however, it
was merely his purpose to
show his pow er. and TO show
MS that he knew that we had
discovered the secret Of the
picture. for after our long
wait a key turned In the
lock. and Sir owen came
through, lie carried the
keys jangling In his hand
and sternly motioned us to
go before him. And in thai
order We came back to that
topmost room Tn the tower
There he faced us, inso-
lcntly enough.
" Well, gentlemen n,
said, 50 YOU have discov-
cred my madman-eh? | dc
not like being spicd upon
resent that sort OF thing hit
torly-but let us know what
else has been discoyered?'
" We know exactly who
this unfortunate creature is,
We know him to be the miss
ing Lieut.. Arthur Dorgan, 4"
said. We know why you
kept him Gagged here like a
Wild beast for all Ties,
years; We know that it was
because he stood in the way
with a woman YOU loved"
" You have the story
pretty pat he said moodily.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-17

w Z: :: q: A; f. ]
- ing the photographs never published.
N6NNtHSV Therefore, would beg YOU to search
kS9An0Il for It, Starting, did, I'm the most
innocent and prosaic fashion. Il is the more
remarkable that tragic adventure should have
sprung upon s. it WERE unawares
Hancornc Manor lies the T,us. Fiat level
lead 20 it, dunk breath from tho marshes up all
about it, 10 is verify believe OF fue l1n.ost spots
in the three kingdoms II dates hnO. heaven and
chronicles only know how many centuries. and &c Is
crammed with treasures chiefly the shape satuary
pictures 10 the pictures that Euoch Voyce
and myself down 90 Hancoruo.
A certain Sir owen Tishlock-the last Of long line
that had owned the manor-was the proprietor Of the
place and ho had approached by the editor that
particular Illustrated paper with Wow to certain
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

conditions were quite favorable ali o.r ,.. ,,-,,..,
srns q, g. lnoiestion that the grain Is being gath
ra,-.t s AZ the same time. exporters were in
a. 20 spot supplies ali which comhinad 10 ,vs
weak nndertone 10 the outlook Ty
hlatE easy IN tone. at decline or s.SrI r.
- -, 80 ao,ov ousn OF cash wheat New-Yorlx: moth
crop summary might be regarded as iitsia e
put me trace here Is not inclined heey. ahs, .c.i
thtion In connection with favorabo
0Unuss 1he Fied and quality In the Trp.taa
aled less favorable nith LrOp houevsr
Ss Np - in france are unchanged: for Ger
consumers beginning to buy snoiperion S.o and
outy next March Russia more cornn,sn. neN
tio,. -. Win aisa appointing thrashing some
lions out general indications UNCHANGED ana fhe 80
NSll poor. For RumsIIia some corplsnts aSe crop
fgstI,y OF heat corn crop sufficient home nsedS
t.uhesrs-~oailty Of wheat
the corn crop destroyed lnda-Snne rans - p1It OF
AOes Mhlie orouth continues in the Flntsh 49,
cohoitions very favorable. red closed q, saM
az srS any M coo aloat No Northern Duluth
80 40 Northern GuGSh sTAc Cy1RNJ'bsr.
80. tsle ana EneWhat lower market for corn sasc,
conflned to T.earoto-
The close at from 5elte 10 soc Al
me nominal price for December thesa r, oV.o was
,--nn.. .h az winch the was stiii acstS -;
crop reports. There was very ii+fia e..
rncrsI 80 as recent weakness had eiin,inatos tbs
sor,i,-s accounts If present oron irS,co. ~,
.1-.s OUTDOOR is for heavy c-on ~ go -
eApettefs ana the home trade nre Ot corn ana
exporters took 200 hush ;rc,,Si, oiS ny
snot. No . o'h NO : mixed. ~ elCs1Iz
both o b adost 0s7S e. e<c and No yellow 59sc
sne barely steady, with the oals was In
uathv vvftb IN the visible supply anS a. 49,.
futures ecline5 usene In other At Chicsr
seisc- easy We Mixed "a 80 10 " ash as.
white ss To 40 - eei. 81 10 81 10. 3081c and an1g
oSS1a c { New-York RApT NY easy No
" -'' ieeulhs SS'7c c 7 Buffalo met osre-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
THE WOOL MARKET.

The New-York Textile Manufacturers Journal says:
A markets continue in activity wOols above blood
grade but with transactions limited when strictly
qualities reached Prices lower grades OF wool
suitable for chevlot and medium cashmere purposes
not quotaby lower but prices considered nominal
having orders for goods likely stay OF
The continued
Of the foreign markets medium fine qualities
which might he caused by the hesita
ton Of American Hence rates stity
tanned such supplies OF foreign woos have Most
Of reshpment and abroad f the Continental Eng
demand remains in the relative position II now
occupies Owing the OF wools entered for
American forthcoming series OF London
sales doubtful IL buyers from this SIDE will be as
purchases at the last series We Will
then the opportunity OF seeing whether the marx et
qualities capable OF sustaining itself without
Of the other auctions this
Quotations a principal seahoard markets: Ohio,
Pennsylvana West Virginia (washed)Nx and above
9TlF3Sc 34G35e dsaine 3sG4cc; u blood 400
= and "a blood. 4lG42c; (unwRshed) hne unwashed SY
SOC unmerchantable 301s2c ne deaine sle33e; blood
S4q55c: J. and blood. 35GS6c Mchigen, Wisconsin
and NewYork twashed)-N and above. SOgSlc: nne de-
coarse. B31aAc (uuwashedl fine uuwashed 26q2Sc hne
delane 2sa30c Y blood, 33G34c; and . blood Sa
34c unmerchantRbe 27G2sc. Indiana and Missouri
- blood combine 53G5sc blood comhing Ssn S4e prad
cOmbing. 294Snc; \ noed clothing. 32FAe blood cloth
ing. 324S2isc; clothing. 2edz'e CahfoTnia
esGT0: middle counties. 624d5c; Southern Y months
s3nB5e do and months. 5S4oe fall free .oao-c 40
defective 50q52c basislFtne II months
T0GlT2c do and months. e4465e do fall 6Oos ne
dium. spring b5Gbsc Oregon tscoured baslsl-kastern
No 1. 7o872e: do No 6T97oc; staple T2Tse. valley
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, August % 1905.
4, BEEV-Fecsips were Ss cars or g45 mead Of which
Tor alive; 10 OF State cattle the
met No trading to-day feeling steady Dressed beef
native sides; choice beef small 934@91%ci
Texas be1rt 4Q7c. Latest cables from London and Iv
l Q12e 10 dressed weight refrigerator beef at ssc
No exports to-day tomorrow 1876 cattle and 27Oo quar-
CALvEz-Receipts were % head for the No
trading today feeling steady for all grades city dressed
veals firm at 9121sc 10; country dressed do steady
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts cars. 2115
head all for the market making with the stale stock L
sale. Sheep were in moderate supply and seady
rather 15c lower Two were left over
Sheep 50Gs5 per 100 ID; culs at So lambs at
So 5OQSS 90 lambs offered; cs at So Dressed
mutton steady at SGR1Oc per NJ lambs 9D13c
age at ss 20 per 100 22s DO, 6s 10 S. II eu
at 81 81 At % ''A'' 'IS'''
McPnerson & Co.. 2se Virginia lambs e5 N. at S.
81 60: 3 West virginia sheep ss 70. at 81
Kerns Commission Company 131 Kentucky lambs 81 10
n at 81 25 eS Kentucky sheep 102 70, s5 80 do 94
Newton Co: Virginia lambs go n, at 81 5O
West Virginia sheep. lao n. al 81 so -o . -. 40 "a
Judd Co. lbs Ss Wes s Hrsnss VI I g sOa @ 50 0 at 50 So
one-haif car for Feeling steady State and
Pennsylvania sold late yesterday at So 5eas6 20 per
100 fb Western at s5dS5 90.
Sales Sanders ate yesterday 155 hogs. 175
average So 65 100 ~ 81 do 1l3 10 at 50 6o %
M pigs S2 iS G at 50 ~ 20 s 80 - s 27s n
SIS eS; 99S To- at s. Go; co. $40 10 at 80 90 :
Judd & co date yesterday: hogs 1a2 10
ss 70 25 do $50 70 60; 81 211 n. at So 50 81
western do 242 10 $5 co. rs do, lS9 NJ at So roughs
415 ~ at So 20: do, BIS 10 at SIS 90 do 2bo TO- at
H H Hollis date yesterday: 90 State hogs 23s 10
Sc 30: l boar. $40 N. at 81 80 ooo .
L e. Dillenback; State hogs rs 10. at
roughs. 23I 10 at 80 %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 29-CATTLE-Receipts 10 900 head
market steady good prime 50 5OG$6 49, TO
medium s4ds5 25 stockers and feeders 81 2Sg$4 80;
So 40 bulls S2QS4 celves s%QS7 CO. Texas fed steers
Sc 5oQS4 40 Western steers. 50 +04S4 15. HOGS-Re-
ceipts IA 900; lower; mixed and butchers,
s. 756t$6 81 good choice S6S6 30; rough.
heav IS 7OS5 go light IS S5Qs6 80 bulk OF sales So So
aSs 25 SREEP-Receipts $4,000; sheep 10c higher;
lambs 1Oc higher good choice wethers IS 2JqS5 So
fair 70 choice mixed Z5Gs5 10: native lambs SIS 50
81 CO. -
ply light market steady choice IS 5S5 I3 prime 50 20
ass So HOGS-Recepts fair; market lower; prime
heavy SO 45Gs0 30, moderate demand; heavy Workers
SO isis6 So light Yorkers Sc 35GS6 40; pigs S6GS6 25
roughs S4qS5 so SHEEP-Supply light: msrke. SOW
primo vethers s. 60qS5 so; S2GS3 so: spring
lambs. S54SS calves. ST4SS.
Cincinnati Aug 2e-HOGS quiet; butchers Sc y;
mon e0GS5 CATTLE steady; fair good shippers
81 S5QS5; S2Gs2 10 SHEEP steady 81 754S4 30
Lambs steady. 81 15QS7 as.
City. Aug. 29-CATTLE-Receipts 900 head
including Southerns fed higher So 50
other steady weak; choice dressed
beef steers 25QS6 fair good S4QS5 -; Western
So 25IS4 stockers and feeders. 81 65Gs4
Southern SO I5GS4 70. 81 1898
native 81 75Q$4 native heifers 81 5O4S5; bulls
81 1898 80; s. 5OaJS5 10 HOGS-Recepts 200
head; weak sc lower; SO l2tz; bulk of
sales So e5SG heavy SIS eOQS6: packers IS 954S6
pigs lights So e5G$6 1911. SHEEP-Rscepts, gTOO
head; market steady native lambs s6GST
Western lambs $6QST - fed yearlings 81 3j$5
Western yearinge SIS 2JQ$5 So Western sheep 81 25I
IS 10; stockers ana feeders. So 75QS4 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 2n.-C1osing -WHEAT-Spot nominal
futures steady: September Is sSd December. 6s 6Ssd
CORS-spot Arm: American mixed. spot IS Id futures
quiet: September. esd, December ~ Sad January
As 3tsd PFSAS-Csnadian Arm 6s 4isd FLOUR
ST Louis winter steady. 9s Cd HOPS in London
naelhc Cesstl easy. Il l0sGGf5. LINsEEp OIL quiet
1ss Cd. BEEF-EXtra India quiet SOS. PORK
Prime mess. Western. steady 67s Gd. HAMS-ShOrt
"a 10 10 n quiet s5s. BACON-Curnberland cut, ~
30 n. quiet. 4ss nh, - 70. dull. 49s
do long clear miadies light 2s - NJ nr. ass Cd: do
long clear middies heavy. 2 40 n firm. ass
clear backs 10 20 n quiet 44s 81: do bellies
IA TO l6 m steady. AIS SHOULDERS II ls
10 steady. 34s. I.ARD-Prime Western. quiet
s9s; do American refined pals quiet Sd CHEESE
american finest white. s4s. do American fnest.
eoIored. 55s Go TAIIOV-PTime city STEADY,
rs. do Australian. in London nFn- 2Is Cd TURPEN-
TINE-spirts. 45s. Sd BUTTEsFs-F1nest United states
nominal, e5s. do United nominal Sos. Pc
TROI AT M-Renned quiet % ROsIN-conmon firm as
ed CorToNsEED OII.-Hull rehled. spot easy. Us
7isd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

larry peraI Full but unchanged list price. quoted
anu she market Is more or less oversoid Prices quoted
SIe net less per for and crusned
oc mould A. Desc: CUBES 556e; xSX powdered, D. 45c;
S coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 5aVc
s~s 0 granuated. Seoc; Eagle coarse ana
SA.Ia niie eLahuIsteo b.4Oc; Eagle cartons = TO
bags and 10 of granulated b.45c Eagle fine
granus> ted diamond A. 55Oc: Connection
sAh a 0'AoG' NO j. 4bOc Nos No 1,
SIC. No o. D. aoc; No g. 4!oc; No T. 4.eoc No s.
SSoi ~ ., 791c No 10. 445c; No II, 435c; No j.,
55.5oei No Is, szOc; Nos IA l5 4l5c stock
IN nea hiusaom is 1900 tons centrifugal with 1O1 tOO
tba Jespolu4ns ulne last The early stage OF
Ausust and Tor sugar beets steadieT with
was somewhat unsettled. reiners sloN 20 BUY and
ss1e1 prices were more or less
o<9sc Tor 30 test centrifugal sac for 50 test
Sa4o anu S1sc Tor ~ test moiasses
ne potts OF Cuoa thee Centras grinding against
ee,nts sane hanaoet last week and year
Us are reported at the ports nxports we
-ep tons. against $500 last v-ees and II st,i YEAR
Sb Inc stock is 2lOOO0 TONS compared with 2si 900
OF Cao DetoIs ana 4lS26 last year. There a
Comnsn 'ons OF European beets Federal Refining
bo-u- 20 Test. at New-l ork S " 'O ''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug. 29Ths wool market is active and errn-
heavy sales to the worsted mills reported. New
England and Philadelphia concerns buying largely There
has been fair demand for all grades OF wool. and
medium heeces have sold In moderate volume but the
larger OF the transactions Territories
Montana wools have been especially active Pulled wools
generally quiet Foreign steady Quotations
follow: Ohio and PennsyivaniaXX and above. S6QSTc;
Y 3tSSS5c: No l. 4oq41c; No 41g42c; fine unwashed,
2sQ-4c. ons-Quarter blood, unwashed S4135C: three
eghths blood. S5S6c: Onehalf blood S4Q35c unwashed
delane. 30G31c; unmerchantable 31432c; fine washed
quarter blood unwashed S3S4e; three-eghths blood sag
35c; oRehaf blood 33 4c: unwashed delane 2sc Ken
Indiana. etcThreeeighths blood
S6GSTc. TerritoryIdaho fine 22q24e, heavy dnes 191
21c: fine medium, 2324c; medium 2642Tc. low medium.
2ea2Tc; Wyoming fine. 22G9c: heavy fine. 1sG2oc me
medium. 2SQ24c medium, 2642Tc; low medium, 2aG27e;
Utah and Nevada fine, 28q24c; heavy hne 1920 hne
medium, 23G24c; medium. 26G27 low medium, 2TS2Sc;
Dakota fine 22G23c fine medium. 22G23c: medium, ESQ
2Tc; low medium 2662Tc- Montana fine choice 26Q2Tc;
fine average 24Q25c: fine medium, choice 28l27c
a-N 24925c; staple. 2SQ3Oc medium choice 2sG30c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.
West 23d ST. y R

West 23d y. r.
STATIONS Foos LAberry 81 n r
Time shown below ia from Liberty ST West 23d 81.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted BY Designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUC'H
SaCNk-zi0o. t5-15. Eastonl Sl0 A NJ; l2o, 40.
100 SEQ and zee p. NJ
VILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-9 10 A. NJ. I2O.
500 sundays, "a 80 A. NJ. 500 N.
LAKEWOOD. L4AKEHURS TOMS RIVER AND
BAFSNEGAT-z4.Oe $40 A NJ. l3O tk3-4 Lakewood
and Lakehurstl. C+.35 NJ Sundays T-0o A. n 90.
AT1aNTfC cT1---Aes 40 a NJ k434OP VI
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEzASHORE POINTS 100.
SO. a5.I5 3 80 30 tI2.0i Sundays. except Ocean
Grove, els A. NJ, 130. 500. s.3a p NJ
ATLANTIC HIDS.. SEA BRIGHT MONMOUTH BEACH.
EAST LONG BRANt,H-z4o0 % 50 sc5G 1iS0 A. n a
PHILADEIPHIA-sz4 moo. ms.Oo .e0o. 1000
ms6O0. 200 Il 80. - o.. s1030 P NJ. j.12 IS uit
BALTIMORE AND WASFIINGTON-s m s10. 90. ~l2 OO
m"2q0 mt.4Go. -6 90. = 90 .ll2 10 - 49,,
4 NJ Reading Sniyi 800. 'is6 400 P NJ. Read
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Ieave Pier 81 y R, W 42d
ST. 900. 9.35. 10 30 A N. 12.30 81. 90 4l3 s ~
las p NJ. Sundays 9-25 \. NJ, u IS 335 I45 P. u
100 200 3{5 45 900 SO P. NJ Sundays. 1000
A. M 100 400 $40 P NJ
only IVA Tamaqua- aExeept Saturdays nDinins car.
xsaturdays Only zFTom Liberty St only =,
From Twenty-third Street-b5-20 T. NJ, g 20 p NJ
e12 20 P. NJ. g4-2O p N, h4S0 p NJ. nL5O NJ
Cfaces: Liberty St West 23d St. Astor House. 26I
1890 1854 Broadway 1S2 5th Ave PSI 9TH Ave p
Columbus Ave New York: $50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn: Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
W G. BESLER. C. VI Burt.
.vice-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT. No spring. s098oc; No red ISaGIs4sS'
26 a251ac: No 2 white 271.G27a.c: No white. SAC
2Tc: RYE. . 6Oc; BARLEY. good feeding. 3Ie falr
10 choice mating, 4514Sc; FLAXSEED. No J. 81 TO- No
/ Northwestern 81 L.: TIMOTHY SEED, prime, So %;
CLOVER contract grade S11 70. MESS PORK per Dbl
Sl4 9O@S14 % LARD. per 100 ii. 81 OH CUT MEATS
boxeD 49Se 121z. WHISEEY. basis OF hg1l wines
81 Is Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER easy;
17421c; dairtes, 1872 ls2c EGGS weaker
mark included. 16lec frss 1se; prime nrsts
Duluth Aug 292Close: WHEAT-No 1 Northern. new.
s3t.c No Northern. T9sc: September. old Size; Sep
tember new 7Tssc: December. 76ssc-
Milwaukee, Aug. 29.-WHEAT lower; No Northern
81 02dDSi Os No Northern. s6@0oc September. Issc
asked. RYE-No I. 61Q62c BARLEY-No >. 52c;
sample 40Q5Oc. CORN-SepteInher. 521sc bid.
Minneapolis Aug 9.-WHEAT-Septenrber. s1Ssds1S<e;
December s0ls9s0l4c May sSlzc No hard. SOC; No I
Northern No Northern. S4lac. FLOCR-Ftrst
PATENTS 3OGS5 40 second patents 50 l09s9 20 hrst
clears So 90aS4 second clears 81 S3US2 % BtSAN IN
bulk. $129s12 %
Philadelphia. Aug 29.-wHEAT. 1lse higher: August.
saQS21sc. CORN firm. August. 5eQ59h9c OATS steady
No natural. 30Q3Olzc. No white. clipped Sig
31ac BUTTER firm: Western creamery 23c; extra
nearby prints EGGS hrm nearby. fresh. loss on.
22c nearby fresh. &c. at mark Western fresh 2922c
az mark CHEESE S.c higher; New-YOrk fun cream.
fancy 12c: DO choice G12c; do fair 1111zc
observation-disclosures 1000 bbls 1.115O0O pounds in sacks.
wheat As $4,000 $1,000 Shipments
Wheat SO bush; corn $4,000: oats 80 coo
ST Louis Aug. 29-Close: WHEAT-No red cash.
7s,a.as3ssc september TTsse December 59c No hard
sjafs4ac. CORN-No > cash. 53c; September 4S5sc De-
cenber 4OSsc OATSNo cash. 25lsc; September 247sc;
December 36c: No white. 28c
Toledo Aug 29.-CLOVERSEED-Cash ss IS: Octo-
be- S6 27ia. December. So 20 January So 22ls. AL
siKE August. 81 s.. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 67ia.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-kork August y, 1905
coF-FEE-Opening steady al advance OF points "a
decline OF points. with the general list unchanged
under selling trade interests the
of important support sn6 closed steady. but
net decline of 10 - points Sales reported OF
sbou s. 600 bags The opening steadness was inspired by
better cables looked but
the market al turned and closed
iza& Hamburg = Ga pig lower.
There nothing in Brazilian longs
hut II looks II recent buyers We're d!sa
pointed the absence OF broadening speculative de-
nsanG and added sales ot trade interests pre-
tuuRhy against spot purchases there scattering
lQu1dasiou- Neither Brazilian srkets reported
any change. and advance ot 1-l6d In the rate OF
Brazilian RnOher high record for
highest 1921. when the rate
ls compared with IL Is lSc at the present time
TIE Brazilian little last
.eErs figures the Santos movement seemed
Ealing OF again. with Sac Paulo reporting only
46 - bsgs for the CAV against 81 900 last The
nsrke, spot coffee quiet with quotations ranging
from sS 6s5sc for Rio Ne :.
The rsnEe Of prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SPLENDID TRAIN
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD A. R.

Trains depart Grand Central Station 42d St. and
Ave. a follows for -. -. 49,. -.
a NJ IL IO0. y lei * 500. y. 900. .f5:o2.
'f12:OO P. NJ via Wilma ntc,T.s:o0 a n, zoo
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOFS-tsS:O2 p NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS ST ABANS and OBEBEC-
a NJ. 300 p. NJ
WORCESTER FIFtsHB FsCi. Via PCTNAM-T3 p. NJ
TAEFVTII.E and NORFOI4K-@9O2 A. ". 1851 P. 81
CT BARRiNGTON STOCt&BIIDGE. LENOA- PITS
1902 A. NJ. Al "a. 1881 p n
icker ofces cGrGnd station and cle5th St..
also Al s261 354 Broadway. e25 Union Squars.
cls2 Fifth Ave, Gas Columbus Ave c6lS Madison Ave-
c2T3 West fg5th . 79S Third Ave In Brooklyn, c34
Fulton St. $50 broadway
-Daily. Except sundays stops az lspta - 1Stops
sundays ONLY SSatlrdays only tFartof AZ
Limited Has dining car ctafior anu Slseplhs "a
els a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

ees, ssies 600 bales sgecgsson sn9 oeSi mddns
upland opened irregular ala & Poi' 1ossd
q nsar ana point advance on olSt% =. nont august
August seutenbeT- October 300 lamar
SEQ JsngsTE-Febr1ary 5asd: February March 100 S'a
Nsrch-Aprl s0ld: Apr-sfay eoiG; Ma SuS isI siD JUN
rRI s-Essential oils were having the usual }oDos &
esrbgtea the leading oils we're , seea ,TrestIIar
oaoations were follows: Anise 81 l2ssl 10 s5
% g iOSs2 % eassls 7577:s oisg9nessE sE roton *
$50. cuseb sOqs5c: lemon. 55ds5c; eInoneIhsss 80
asse. g 4ass sSssass m nsfgr 5oa55
mint tins 81 5OGss rs So 60qS3 75; o.
soSNoos 81 &c sS So ROOTS were steady % firm ena s3a
etrlano 5obbng lots was little Setter
s rs ssser S 81 easi ~ ginseng rSorthern Sc 7a
southsra Sc 20se So EEirrn 81 eo5sa - 81 81 MeT
can llz@I2e: snake. Virginia 4oqs2c: Texas S'~"So'
FTIT-R EesT mEAr,-Conditions in the -four market
rsaain unchanged. Although current prices are ,S.
s6y below those preyaiiins tew weeks As - f,Ire
oriy 80 - sns,oS ~ ss YVES IN Kansas stTsights in
bringing me same price Old rye -four nearly cleaned ~
FIoTH-sprfnr pasnts ssas5 ~: winter straight ~
y 70: winter psets s. 2asz 10 spring clears -
No winter So iO9s3 s5: extra 70 winter ss5
q hs. aaE y esnay s. 6sess 50 oNAL sese
egO,sd: kin eried s. lo9ss 20 70 brand Pc 80
sosTse 81 isas, IS FEED@csty slsaay: western nom
q, H. ouoisa wesern sDT5g Te dog s2 o.
iddnr ssas2s red dog s 81 90 .osso ssminy ''p
GParsS- WHEAT -Ths Rhest market opened al ne
I'D. Of &c. and then rallied sZtsoea Z eres oudntion
Win septeTnber selling on from No 10 70 sst
sndertons cables tang aaferse e.P s,,, ~ ro r,hie
hesTEl. also statistics. Rffh iiiie =. ~ I'b
~ Ss' :. lH,fItsi sas s@ is eensraiiy anticipated
-@ -: L--. tlic piess-l-Hs "e~AAe1'' ma
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

The oosl market for spot cotton closed anet shq -
roiuts oEer on the basis of Il 23c Tor neons
- n - - -rfSsiinR Gulf Southern spot nnsrkete
feegTsphsd as follows: Galveston arm t a.
1ns.c. sses ID bales Mobile siesdE- %C h-s-eIa q
t0-so. sstes u bsles Savannah stesoY uhchaheS1
% II s-. sales 0Ts bales Norfolk sSaol
A 1e- eses az haes baltimore nonaAnaly &c o.
lIsc srrlsra sready unchanged al lgse'
hzlss s. Tsss steady unchs rsed at io7sc
eaFv unchanged a. IoSsc; sales 6O paes 80
Nominal EsIimsssd receipts a. lescs y 7Sa 'sst v-e5
and "a las- year: al New-oTleans, SS = ',<o9
srsins- TO asr week S9s2 last year ~ "a "a 81
7.s00 70 hales. against 4242 lasi "eeA ~"U ~
,e-r s-.- % A., cer,-
R.csr-s - the pors and Interior points 70 oaF c0
a. v--f ne sane day as week ana last year
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 20. p rn-spot cotton in limited
demand prices easy: American midcling. fair. $500,
good middling. I'D; middng S9Id low mddiag. 5sld
good ordinary, 63d ordinary b4Td. The sales Of the
day 1900 bales which 300 for speculation
and and included 900 American. Receipts 1000
bales. including 6s00 American Futures opened steady
and closed steady August 5000; August and september
5000: September and October. $500. October and No
venber. 5s3d: November and Decemher 5s5d December
and January 59Td: January and February. 59Sd. Feh
and March. ) s9d: March and April 60ld; April
May. SOFA May June. e.OSG. June July.