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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15
STAGE LINE FOR SILVER BOW
Automobiles to Make Trip i'm One
Day from TonOpah.

Day from TOnOpah.
Silver Bow. the new Nye County
camp 100 miles south of Eureka, has
connections with the outside world. An
automobile stage was put on the road
between Tonopah and the new camp on
July 9. This, says the Tonopah Sun,
is the outcome of en~treaties upon the
part of the citizens of Silver Bow as
well as the rush to that section which
is assuming large proportions. Outfit
ing parties are leaving Tonopah nearly
every day for the diggings and the camp
is rapidly growing. There is a large
mineral belt which can be traced for
miles and miners from there report that
there will be many and good mines all
the way from Silver Bow to Kawich.
John Clendenning of Eureka is con
Quoting a feed corral and lumber yard
at Silver Bow. At the present time
the settlers live in tents and under the
pine trees, but a number of frame build
ings are in contemplation and Mr..
Clendenning expects to do a good busi-
ness.
The abundance of wood and water
offers good inducements to milling men.
and two mills are already spoken of for
the reduction Of ore.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15

1t will be seen under "New TO- Day"
that the Jackson Mining Company has
levied an assessment. The ia ,kson
mine is on Ruby Hill and is one of the
oldest mines in the district. Accord
ing to the reports in the County Asses
sor's office the Jackson produced 1884,.
900 worth of bullion up to 1897. The
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15
Jackson Mining Company Levies Assessment

only work done on the property for sew
eral years has been done by leasers and
for them it has been one of the best
tributing mines in this section. 1t is
surmised that the company contem.
plates reopening the mine and that the
is for the purpose of raising
funds to prosecute development work.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15
.Eurekans To Ship Zinc Ore From Alpha

Granville Fletcher and Scott Jameson
returned to Eureka Thursday from a
successful business trip to Salt Lake,
where they went last Saturday to make
arrangements for shipping ore from the
snowbound mine, near Alpha, Eureka
County.
A short time z a trial shipment of
10 tons was made to the Llnyon Zinc
Company of lola. Kansas, which
demonstrates to the investigators the
high zinc values of the Snowbound ore
and which has resulted in an agreement
between the owners of the mine aud
the Lanyon Company for the shipment
of a large quantity of ore to Salt Lake
aud lola.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15
A Very Pleasant Evening.

Mrs. G.. Horne and Mrs. f. w. Ire
mont entertained a number of lady
friends last Saturday evening at the
formers home ON Mob Hill. which was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
evergreens. The popular game of
900" was played, after which the
hostesses, assisted by Miss Allie Hender-
son, served delicious refreshments.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15

Western Pacific Files Valuable Deed.
Deeds were placed on record at Oak
land, Cal, on July IL conveying to the
Western Pacific Company property
along the Oakland water front valued
at about $3.50, 900.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15
Indian Whisky Sellers Indicted.

Carson on Wednesday indicted Peter
BETH, Sisto Mariochi and Mrs. Dora
Bennett, all of Eureka, charged with
selling whisky to Indians. BETH was
arraigned on Thursday, but the SENTI-
MEL has not learned at the hour OF
going to press Friday afternoon as to
whether he plead guilty or not guilty.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15

Mitch Gregovich of Tonopah was an
arrival by Mondays train and spent
several days visiting friends in Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-15

Mrs. Flora Morris 8 Son have q new
ad. under "New To-Day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York September Is 1905.
BElEV ES-Receipts 81 cars SIT head, including
10 for slaughterers and for market &c
cars reported to have been held yesterday
steady Dressed beef in moderate demand 649 per
10 for native sides Liverpool and London cattle and beef
Celtic viii take out about $500 quarters Of beef
CALEI1S-Fecepts were 81 head, and about 315 were
received late Wednesday Of which 30 were sold yester
day; the balance mainly grassers, were in the pens
this morning. making altogether $50 calves on sale The
rev veaIs offered sold at steady prices OF AZ 90 oOSS oo
100 u; prime grassers SO so. but there
almost demand for grassers and $50 were held over
Western which came in this morning was held over
dressed veals and Q2o for country dressed gers and
fed caves slow at 5GsC. 49,.
per 100 70; do 1J2 ID, at 50 go DO w - at SSi l
do. 19e n. at IS so; 2 grassers 100 n at So 90
J. @. Curtis & son: 10 yeals, $50 n. at So 90
Newton Co: veals, 152 n ct 50 5oi do. 1s2 n.
head. including sIaughterers and for the
market Sheep almost nominal but feeling firm;
B @9s % o hgng e so at s. 50 per 100 H. Common
good lambs at 81 5q$s 50 culls at 50 50 no Canada
saies-Newton & Coz 16a State lambs es u average.
KeTns Commission Co: 25s Buffalo lambs. 81 n at
D Harrington: 219 Buffalo lambs. IS n, at IS .
". R Hume: 207 State lambs, 66 N. at s. 6o' z
HOGS Receipts were Is cars 2.527 head Including
about $50 head for the market Feeling firrn eTooa
per 100 n Country dressed hogs steady at sdec per
n light weights sqs1ac for medium weights and
sales 8, curtis Son; p state hog5 1st 2 eyer
age at 50 IL per 100 10; l0css e. ssfar9 -;
state 211 ~ at So DO i2o n at Sc y 90 ~
H. s. 90 10 pigs. 100 n at 50 20 FoOshs so 10
" R Hume: 3 hogs iO3 II. SO To- Gate yesterday
Judd 3 Co date yesterday: state hogs 15o ~ at
Sc; ! rough, $50 10 Sc boars. 301 n, at 81 90. -
Andrew Mullen date yesterdays 20 state hoss los 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
OTHER MARkETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. 2s-CATTIE-Recepts, 5000; strong to
zoe her Beef steers IS 70S6; stockers and feeders
So 25q$3 30; COWS 25@s4 30 bulls 81 6og
K 40 heifers S2dS4 80; calves, S2QS7 HOGS-Receips
il 600: active 5Gl0c higher Shipping and SELECTED so %
ass so. mixed and heavy packing, 81 I0lSo o. light
Il 25ds5 50; pigs roughs, 81 5O4s5 40 SaEEFISe-
e4Dts 600; strong loo higher Sheep. 81 oGS0 ooi
lambs 30 20Q$T 10. - ..- ,oooo g..
Guiding 500 Souther1s steady Choice export and
dressed beef steers S5G$6; fair good S41S5 Western
fed Steers 81 1884 stooers and feeders 81 5IS4 .
Southern steers 81 25@S3 Southern 81 5S2 20;
native cows 81 1898 native heifers 81 COG 50
hills s2GS5; calves 81 5OgS6. HOtis-Recepts. SEQ
Market steady to higher Top So 80; bulk OF sales
e. 96s5 8 heavy So 2Oas5 80; packers So 2oaS5 So pigs
and lights $5gS5 %. SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 Market
Native lambs So 25gs6 TO- Western lambs, s. 25
6S6 IS; yearlings S4S9 " esterr yeafhgs
6O9S5 western sheep $4QS4 TO- sockers and feeders
So 50GS4 so --., .,-.. ,.,.,.-., .-z chin
pers So 6jaS5 60: common. 81 25LSo 10 CA1IlaE
es5 fair 10 good shippers 81 1884 s5 common SIC
81 So SHEEP steady. $3GS4 s. LAMBS strong - oV4
East Buffalo. Sept. -CATTI4E-Receipts S22 head:
slow prime steers So 65GS6; Shipping steers. S54$5 90
butchers 81 5gS5 .; heifers So 254S+ 90 COWS - %
SS4r bulls 81 5OGs3 So. Veals-Receipts, 10 head;
active and steady: So 5Ods9 %. HOGS-FeceipLs 10
head: active lO62Gc higher; heavy and mixed % g94So
y5rers S. gO6iS5 g5 pigs, So 65S5 roughs 81 5S1
staFs So 5G6S4; diaries grassers 50 $3.50 80 SHEEP
and IANIBS-Receipts 2OOO head sneeP steady; lambs
20c higher active lambs. So 754$8 20; yearlnss. 80 20
Gss; wethers $5gS5 % 81 5oa$4 75 sheep. mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 2s-closing: wHEAT-spot steady;
No Western winter, IS Sd; futures quiet De-
ceInber IS I'D; March, IS Sisd- CORN-Spot quiet;
American mixed, As I'D: futures steady: December
IS ED: January. IS a. d; March Is 3%d PEAS
Canadian firm Is 41sd, FLOUR-St Louis fancy
steady 9s Cd HOPS IN London (Pacihc Coast1
nominal tS4f4 BEEF duh; extra India mess 77s
Sd PORK firm; prime mess. Western. rs. HAMS
cut, II 16 70. easy Ais BACON quiet:
Cumberland cut, &c to 30 70. AIS Cd short rib l6
10 ass long clear middles. light - 20 "a 70 4Ds
long clear middies heavy. 50 10 40 70. short
clear backs l6 70 20 10 43s: clear bellies 10 70
ASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II Is n, a SOS
sd LARD-PTime Western in terces, nominally SIS
sd; American refined in pals. dull as Sd BUTTER
Finest United states stock; good United states SIS
nominal CHEESE strong; American hness. white. 55s
American finest. coiored, SIS TALLOW-FrEne city
quiet 2Is Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STEADY at ass
Refined quiet. ed. LINSEED OIL easy. It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

dian per bbl eOc9S1 do Jersey rutabaga per Dbl CSC
S5c; do white, 81 5O1S2
NUTs-Chestnuts increasing in supply. and declining
Hickory nuts scarce and firm We quote CHESTNUTS
Northern. bushe, ss4$s So Southern, SSqSs 50
81 50gS3.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-ArrivaIs full today
and with considerable surplus hand buyers paid outside
prices reluctantly The market, however appears 70
have overcome much OF its recent duness and with
favorable lines OF useful stock at hand tade hold
REVIVAL We quote: Prime large bales, per 100 70 sog
S2lac; No J. 75GSOc No . 7Is070c; No 8, 60G6Zlac;
shipping. 5Oq55c: mixed, 62lsG65c clover clear
60g62l2e. STRAW-Long rye steady with fun
ply quoted 70g75c good TO choice Receipts of hay and
straw IN reported the Produce Exchange noon
today Hudson River Railroad. $50 tons: West Shore
Railroad 20 tons Erie Railroad $50 tons; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 80 tons; Delaware. LaCkawanna and Western
Railroad, so tons. LehIgh Valley Railroad 20 Balti
and Ohio Railroad, 90 Central Railroad OF
NeJeTsey, 90 river boats $50 Galveston 10
tons; total go tons Receipts Of straw, so tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
REA DING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
STATIONS.
West Z3d St, n. r
Foot Liberty St, y. p

STATIONS. W Toat I zTd ST. r. T. r
Time shown below from Liberty ST. West ESD
St leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted by dssis
mating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCF<
CHCNk-z4 90 CTS Eastonl 80 A NJ l2o. %4Os
100. 500 and 100 P. n
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-e10 A. n. 10
500 P NJ Sundays zA3o A NJ 800 p "a -,
LAkEWooD LAKEHURsT. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-o4oO. $40 A NJ. $50 (kS,40 Lake.
wood and LakehUrstl, cal p NJ Sundays. 100
ATLANTIC CITY-'s40 A. II. k7S40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRB PoTNTs--
ef9?s s is Il. Zoe Zoe 80 -.s..,o 80.
BCH. EAST LoNG BRANcH-S4.0o. z55e. ss0.. i. 90
A NJ. 40 $50. $50. $50 P. N Sundays a-eo a ID
PHILADELPTIA-'z4s nj. 90. ms.oo ss.Oo. raslaes.
"ILOO \ NJ. n"120O. m1Oo 200, 400. 400,
1ns56o. Tn'6.oo. zoo, f7-5o, 800. 5000 p NJ
B1LTIToRE AND wAsHINGToN-s.oo 1a'10se.
$500. m'2-00. m4'4-00 800, 200. -tl215
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AND
100 \. N Reading Onlyl. HS100. t1-20 1900 P n
Heading Pottsvilie, Harrisburg only. t4Oo. 800.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leaye Pier 81 N r. " aga
St, 1000 A NJ 4o5 P n Sundays s25 A N.
A NJ 4SO P. NJ Sundays. 1000 A. NJ. wS-10 p n
DAILY Italy except Sunday sSUndays. 9Parlor
only Via Tamaaua- aExcept Saturday, nDta-
ing zsaturdays only zFrom Liberty S. only
From Twenty-thtrd Street-b5-2o ?. n. 80 p n.
eI2.2o P. NJ "a 20 p. n. jIt50 P. NJ, kS-2e p d
2s1 4S4 1900 Broadway. 1s2 5th Az PSI 5th Az.
% Union Square West 27Ss Sd Az 2Is West 1Z5th St.
St BROOKLYN: $50 Broadway Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage to destna
VI. G. BEsLER. BURT
vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agest-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Yorg September 2S, 1905.
CCFFEE-Ths coffee market continued quiet with sales
tor the day reported At 2io0o bags including couple
u
being Influenced small business either
way and the general situation showed material cse
opening unchanged
pricss a. advance OF points, line with steady
pra-y markets and moderate Brazilian out
the European markets were shade lower and prices
sss+G or during the middle session. closing steady
unchanged 10 points lower Part Of the days
consisted Of switches from October 10 December
points, and from October July 20 points OF
European markets, Havre unchanged 10 2 franc
lower Hamburg unchanged pig Neither
q the primary markets reported any change ana the rate
d exchange 3-S2d higher. Port receipts
the were 10000 bags against 1000 last year
and Faulo receipts were $4,000 bags, against $3.50
last The spot coffee steady with
mutations basis Of sac Rio No =.
The OF contract prices tie local market to day
p al follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

local market for spot closed quiet
changed TuiddliGS upland and II 15c for
rnIddng Gulf sales 200 bzles- Southern spot mar
kets teIeTaphed follows Mobile quiet 1sc lower
a. lose; sales 800 bales savannah steady l6c lower
10c- sales $50 bales Norfolk steady, &c lower
f0tec: sales bales. firm. Lie lower
% T5c. sales 1S3S bales St Louis quiet unchanged
10ssc Baltimore nominally - lower 1Osc- VII
rling1n steady. unchanged a ioSc Charleston firm,
&c IcE sales, 800 bales NeOcleans quiet,
Ia lower ar T-16c sales, 1850 bales Galveston
STEADY, unchanged 10 s16c; sales, 55s bales EST
receipts leading points Tor 1t Houston
1900 bales against a $50 last week and 1929
last year 81 Galveston 1900 1850 bales against
i so last week and 23342 last year, and At Ne-Or
leans eco 1900 bales against 442 last week and
20 TsT last rear.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day COM
Ia-ss VII ssr-a Sag- week and year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
oo,,urRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yori sepLeEllneT I5I-1
~ prAs-The market for domestic Pa
BEANS 49, ry 1iiet and barely steaay' 9l,1 5ge
beans 721z SI 70 for caoce s5 ,hers
btng sales ~. ey 1aarr arrived as YET an 80
call iof M T5r the choicest lois CatoLha
ana 80 yeakening under adylees q a 81 some Folders
in iIaI We quote: BhA Nsoaifl 50 a2l15l$2 g;
asking i G5 81 80. medium ehotee -osIsI n;
DeE 80 good - 75IS2 -; pea cbales saas8 o.
common - 81 bGnSI %, red Ai2e. , eb1tca
10 ES e. sl1Gs2 s5 black turtle soIg ES *
- ~ yeIIow eye, 8; lima 81 "a
~ 40 ssn scotch, rer bushel' - Tn, market
Pc, -5s5rI rsse1ts to-day, 9eoe pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

ssa vas quoted At ssse elevator ana eo7so saoat.
NeflheTn Duluth S2ssc. No So-bsr3 9Ts,-'
yeP s5zse aioat CoINThe corn market had
easy closing IN NevYoTx uuchaneed 49, vas rasuer
hl~ht Among the selling motives yvere 5 Gle
ports beafish Price Current stsfap1as
Gepts as eonnared with last year and an ebsencs ~
SUtS@e support Bull houses bought NJ e 80 "
egr3ng the day but able to stimulate Iocb On
Al ne I,Iket Liverpool closed adSsd net higher
ne se1lort business consisted o. 4
closed At 5sizc elevator 59Lc n = 49,.
White. tesc, and No yellow. 6Olsc
IN was more or less bull support in also especially
tle session In NewXork the cash r1arzat vag
1870 push reported sold export Mixed oats
~ 10 - 70, quoted S21z @33Iss. n.-r.T
SO 70 - 70, 33qS314c, and clipped white sS N Al ~ -
% = go ttfE3iarket Gull: No Western 7II5c
cl 7 NeVy-Yor6: BARLEY-Aarket quiet. Feeding was
e1oseg az SseSs7ec Buffalo and mailing at 4SG52c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
eoepJs 81 the ports and interior points day com
e s.--- lie 80 saE Iast week and last year.

Cotton Exchange special L5veruoo cables spot cotton.
- BUSINESS doing sales 1906 bales. speculation and
3tcGliIg upland, 57l5 Futures opened quiet.
" po'--s loAeT Closed oulet 2 points net de-
S-P5elnher Se-J-euber-CCJcber and October-s5o-
$50, S2veuaber-December 5-65d December
tIl4 go Asrcn-ApriL 5TCd. AprII-8Eav 5115,
. 30 June-3uly and July august. SOD.
sinsstocss accumulate Cloths dali
h1OCr1 AM NEAL - Business -four today
On small scas scattered lots Of
- Sl-@s .t e-1 Gears and spring bakers No change
as reported ~ pfces Rye -four remained with
.sS go fa spsl.s patents. s. S5gS5 10 winter
clears - 5V4 extra no So 1oHS3
% winter. $-cSe1A3 10 RYE FLOUR stea-y: quoted:
Fair 20 good s. eV1$4 10; fancy Is 1881 70
dried. s. O. 5Sa i, brand BAG NEAL STEADY;
quoted Fine white end yellow. 81 25S1 go coarse
Gel Is @EH4-sse sSern steady city steady: quoted:
western spring SO % standard Edcng 81 %,
Co SO. al 100 10 SACKS red dog, Oetober
e. 80 40 y sacks city bran 81 bulk. SIS sacks
ding Sls4S23; red COG. so -. AOAI&Y CHOP S2I
bak sacks. OILAEAI4 $50
GRATS-WHEAT-TEe wheat market was narrow
again and while sustained during early part OF ne
Cay further b1 support AZ the West declined
ire realizing sEd belief that
shorts a. Chicago been supplied with from the
bull camp Most OF the day trade locally was q very
small volume confined the element Further
Damage eports appeared from the Argentine ship
faeltE from country Friday be
oag COO bush compared with $4,000 bush the pre-
Hts0H Wesh. Beyone 4 little effect around tie opening
toSe7e attracted but small attention
Tie big domestic rcapts aHe continued favorable
ssssheT West. 1T primary points the arrivals
1se00o bush, compared previous
"a he Northwest had SIS ia contrast la7 cars
ne same day last year BFcOI3zu reported good rEus
.th2la Nevertheless. Liverpool closed ia I'D
beri-n = AID Budapest ) points higher.
- herg unchanged. Export rruldrs heard
CHARTERS hut 10 business Conld he actually traced
- -4ases II Atl-Iork were partly sc Ect lower 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
IEW MAX NEH HAYEN & HARTFORD r. R

-. esnart from Grand Central Stzkaa- AID
An Ave. as follows 4ToE - - ..r,o.oo .s,,..oz
n Il 100. .xH1:o1. .xta.09 tthSso9 sfgSs2s
lZ0t Std 1900 A N fIi2.oo sI4:00 sii 90 =. NJ
,,AS1I,,sIrT - snD ana BAR HARBoR-fSs:02 ?. NJ
11ISSJTTTE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS AND QDEREE--
- 5. 40 A NJ, 1900 P NJ
vrIl5CFSTFP~ and FITCHBURG. via PUINAA-t8 ?. n
EASKEVTLLE and NoREoL4k@1s:o2 x ~ 1854 z q
y ;rr!1D-44: so t0.02 a. N sI24, 1854 P, NJ
aLet ofiees az eGrand Central Station and c1th st.
a. co61 IlS5 CT S54 Broadway, c25 Union SQu1rss
20 FtftH Ave Columbus Ave- ce4s Madison Ave-.
% JIsst 125h ST. T9S Brookiyn csz&.
$50 FULTON st. $50 Broadway --. -. ,.z.. :. So.
I95+6 St sundays only Saturdays only. fParer Car
TSulfted HAS dining car. cParor snd slespfnS Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
oMnoM WOOL MARKET.

TsrA,, ssot s-A sale OF sheepsAas was held in
Afi-,Sirg ane today. The offerings numbered 4uel
neFacs unchanged TO D per
c-5 toar.r sn5 shorter sroWths were uneEangea
C-1szysSs we're occasionally per cent dearet
lasul -ste#. New south Wales 343 bales al AIS
a. y,a~ia b0s bales, at 44aIod south Australia
80 ssG1ossd. West Australia, LOIS bales. q
g1ts,ts rasnsnia PAS bales, Al R@3sd Nsuy-Lealsnd
H. $50 NJ 541Okd Punta Arenas 400 bales, at sts@
i ~ u4 as piate C bales. 5ssG7i5d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

Coffee cables: Ro-Cofee market firm; No Rio.
fs7T5 Il 5-32d receipts Il 600 shipments
Tor ths United states 2oo0 hays; shipments FOR Europe
5000 bags: stock. $50 600 Sauuos-Coee market
quiet good average Santos receipts 900 bags;
stock 1,447 600 bags HaabUrgCoee market opened L
pfennig lower al > net 4 Z pfennig lower
81 net unchanged 70 : pennig lower; sales,
Havre-Cofee opened barely
unchanged 70 = lower; unchanged;
unchanged 55e p unchanged total sales 1900
The statistical position or Brazilian coes Is FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
sirtioal position Of Brazilian oonea Is as FOL

COTTON-The cotton market moderately active
and showed trreguisEztr. rather
5ency. although prices ruled closing figures q
day during The close
barely steady and OF from the under realizing
at advance Of 5d1 points Sales estimated at
$1,000 bales The opening was frn AZ decline q
points 10 an advance OF points, which
showing the cables, tuuaGie afeJr-
active months generally
70 points covering and reports better
nsnd the English where q points
IA the prices followed bv sales
There stu uncertainty the October
notices today, however and at the advance scattering
long accounts were 1quidated. while there also
renewal Of local bear
II net loss Of So points during
Later a rally covering nd
Wall Street and NSew-Oreans bun support and
time n the afternoon prices S11 points
higher yielding before the close TO realizing buyers
On the early break and renewal Of selling BY local bears
According Official advIees the Southern se
lower but private received
late II the said that offerings well cleaned
Hld that the again beginning
Der SOLD 20 y points below December various
Zines during thz session, and spot houses Wall
Street people appeared TO be buying that position selling
the later months against IT. apparently with view
Stepping notices. which not expected De
heavy originally looked for any very
ts-fsl in@usnce the market
The prices IN the local to-day
VS. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Sept 2s-FLoUR quiet and steady. WHEAT
GnrinE steady; Northern, spot 9Gc; winter strong
No ? red s51Sc. CORN strong; No yellow, 5s7sci No
corn hsAc OATS firm No white 32% :; No z mixed.
3o&sc BARLEY frn; Western, 48q56o. RYE-No !. Toc-
Canal freghts steady
Chicago Sept 2s-Tne leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR easy
WHEAT No spring. SIC. No 3. s2G85c: No 2 red
5SISS OATS No ? 2T2.c: white. s@12914c; No 3
white 2Tlaa29c; RYE. No 2 Tie BARLEY, good feed
ing 87c fair to choice mailing Il case; no
/ &c ! Northwestern 81 O5-2; lL1S ~ 33E-51
mess per Dbl S14 75dSl4 LARD. per I9 70 - TT
CT- MEATS ribs sides Qoose) s. 50ISS DO short
clear SIDES boxed. IS 25GSS 90 WaISkE1 basis OF
hzh wiz 81 80 On the Produce ExcLanse te-lsy ue
BITTER market steady, creamery. lT1lgc carries
I6I al Sic EGGS steady. at mark, cases luciide
frEts 1Slzc prime hrsts, o4c, extras =-72c CiESH-
~ I1 Sept 2s-CIose: wHEAT-No Northern,
s3I5cs No Northern. 0tzc; Septenoer old ~ SC
septennber new sic: December. 7913c May, So &C
MfIwaukee, Sept. 2s.-WHEAT-No Northern, s. Z
6SsIac. Northern. 84g sIci DscenlneT- 50 :
S55sc asked RyE-No l. 67G ese. BARLEY-No :,
sac: sample s7a53c. CORN-May. AN q 4i=c bid
Minneapolis sept. 2s-C7ose: WHEAT-septeIn1er
sec December s27sc May s57sc; No hard. s5-s c:
No Northern s44sc; No Northern Isastlc tL1J Il
First patears $685. TO- second patents 81 o1S4 w
clears So sGGSS 60 second clears y oSaSZ o.
IN bulk. Sil 80
Philadelphia Sept 2s-wHEaT steady contract grade
senreTrb4r SSasIj-c. CORN steady; September. SSB
59ihc OATS frm good demand; No 2 white natuEaI
2sllc. No white clipped. Sac. BUTTER hFll; extra
Western Creamery. 2ll2 G22cf extra nearby PRINTS
FfSES arm. nearby fresh of. 25c; nearby fresh
22r at mark. Western fresh, 2IFz4ZZ9c. az mar a
CT5FTss Quiet; New-York full fancy l2'-ci 90
choice II II2c: fair 10 good. Ia 4lltsc
Flour 600 bbls 1I10OC0 N n sacks wheat u
bns5. CON Zoo bush: 1900 bush Shiprneuts-
Wheat 10 acc bush: 1000 bush; oats oluvo ol-
St Louis sept as--Close: WIiEAT--So 2 red easn,
SAT aSsI e. December s3L IS sBc; May S5s 50 &C
To . hard ssR sec CORN-No cash. ole: DeceIf-
Der. 4eSc May. 42i3c. CAIs-C,aasA' -'e' AeOe
q ~ c. Nav 2gisc: No . white, 81 lzc
-o1a5o ssn+ % -c1IOvERsEED-CaAh. 81 as: October.
81 II. Deerber s. s5 January, 81 81 AIslkE-FTlTne
81 TIN1THN-ETlTne. 81 o.
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