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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, July 25.-Wheat-To arrive
No. ] Northern, SLIP. On track
No. / Northern, $1.14; No. 2 Northern,
sl.o6; July, S1.14; Sept. new, 8SAc'
sent. told). .94Bc. Flax-To arrive
STAG; on track, $1.4S; July, $l.46;
Aug, S1.34; Sept, $1.29.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, July 25.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.50@5.00; common to
fair, $3.75@4.25; good to choice COWS
and heifers, $3.O0@3.75; veals, $4,000
500. Hogs-$5.4O@5.70. SheeprYear-
lings, s4.5O@5.75; good to choice ma
tive lambs, $5.00@6.00.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

nd in the News this
rvs man went with
Nv the rare sport OF
1T of town may not
hppreciatiye OF the
It. They know that
IN 80 per cent of the
ave to depend on to
lbs come here in box
It the police and the
boes." They know,
ter who has hired
with them in the
!, that most of them
Int people, fully as
O chased them out of.
News will tell them
hoboes' came up from
Knight freight on the
bolice and the callow
the best nights fun
some time' in chas-
[city these men they
vainst other than that
.town sound asleep in
they rode with con-
In and c%onniyance of
who are interested in
|ps harvested as much
In tells who the Off.
with him the
"hunting hohoes' and
these guardians of the
lit is extremely likely
i them 1.-THE hoboes) will
b to the city Of rude
long as these omcers
tells how go or more OF
were then round.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
AUDITORIUM
|tschalk Will Build
Skating Rink

ktschalk, owner Of the
EZRA house, plans to build
bg rink and auditorium
having it ready for use
blans call for a building
fby 200 feet long, with a
found the inside. The
Id be from Lincoln street
part Of the building
the lot just east Of the
ttSchalk carries out his
ave done the city agreat
Hack Of such a building
Aberdeen to secure con.
public meetings which
crowds. The need
for some time and it is
PHI. Gottschalk's plans
dout.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
Committed to Asylum

Jim Tam, a Brown county scharac-
ter quite we'll known to many, has
been adjudged h~opelessly insane by
the insanity board and sent to Yank-
ton for confinement in the asylum
there. He has been violent at times
while in jail and at other times sim
ply foolish.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

I,,a DEMOCRAT today.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

LosT-Between Warner and Aber-
deem on Tuesday evening, 18TH OF
July, a base ball outfit in sack be-
longing to Columbia team. Finder
please leave same at D. G. Galietts
Store.
IT,. MoRRIsoN, Aberdeen, 5. y
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
MARKET
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, July 25.-Wheat-July,
$1.10; Sept, 94%c; Dec, 90Ac. On
track-No. l hard, $1.14; No. l North
ern, $1.12; No. 2 Northern, $1,000
100.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28

There is more catarrh IN this sec
tiOn of the country than all diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and pre-
cribed local remedies, and b yconstant
ly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incnrable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f, j.
Cheney s. Co Toledo, Ohio, is the on.
ly constitutional cure on the market.
1t is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonfull. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testlmo-
malls.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
TRANSFERS
lard's Record for the
Ending July 22nd

Ending July 22nd
Smalley to Belle
|ty property in Co
''........ ........$
Fossum to w. Fl.
Fl, 5and6, block Is,
ldltion to Aberdeen 1861
to David O'Niell,
i4-64........ 1880. 4OO(
Pa ct. al. to Eliza
Hazard, lot !, block
addition to North
rwln to Anthony
T., NET 7-l25-64....
to Obbo Berg, w j
f-64. ............ ,On
Trustee, to David
NV 2s-l26.6O... l6a
TO Oscar w. Wind,
and 10, block IA,
Buffers addition
100
flnd to Herman ].
lots II, is and 10.
campbell & Buffers
Putney...... ,9o
undals to R. W.
: . and 4 and S i,
Northumberland. $50
.lhon to Carrie E.
P|'' and 2, block 10,
,,............ 100
[ 10, 4 to Esther
~. =, west 10 feetof
EaS !. Is feet Of lot 10,
\. |. addition to
''.............
|s,n DEMOCRAT J, today.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
Summer Tourist Rates to the
Beautiful Summer Resorts OF
Wisconsin and the North
west

Via the North Western Line.
Send 2-cent stamp for summer resort
literature to w. B. Kniskern, Pas
senger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
Fol tickets, etc. apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y. All
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-28
ITO Beat the Band''

The South Dakota State baud boys
organized a base ball team recently
but they seem to be more of a success
unsteady than on the diamond. The
bartenders OF the city heat them last
Saturday afternoon by a score Of II
to 10. The Golden Rule team defeat
ed th EN- badly Tuesday evening,
the result being Ii to !. AS one of
the office force remarked, sit was a
hopeless game for the musicians as
the otner teams played 'to beat the
band"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

NeW-1ork. January
y,,r-r-z-r---he market quiet. after
-rr unchanged 10 3 points higher. showed little move
- anal rrces being the initial basis though dur
r lie middle session some positions sagged on little
-, ~ lqst. ir the absence OF important demand
- y-s-e re1o~.ea of about T5O bags Tho onening
- ssa6ed ~ The European cables reporting generally
-sy MARKETS abroad. while receipts two Bra
.r porfs were small ana the market Rie advanced
a -sis The worlds visible supply statement became
s-sefle curing morning and showed q very
s,-y decrease the bull standpoint but did not
- 10 stimulate business, speculation does ap-
- 10 he broadening as had at time been
,.fes NAL people were credited with buying
-seTatey curing The session. while Cotton Exchange
Europe sold small amounts. There
pressure, however. did the IQuida-
s noted assume such proportions to justify any
ssslr-nf6r Is % lack Of confidence The bull
N worlds visible supply ot coffee on January wss
even as I2Q6S9 bass against Is csc 730 bags last
g-.-z6 last IN comparing these
fres allowance he made the this
-roDts statement the first time includes stock
I'd Bremen Il about $4,000 bags. Deducting this from
80 t0fa the for the month sos
tses against decrease 1or The same month ago
~ about S0Ga0 bags.
tio-s or the basis o. sc for Fio No =.
The range prices the local market
al follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

oT $40 head nou4Ps o Which late a yp ea a
tieths were those yards wednesday
ascn Very little doing this morning and with the
g 25asa Is all the Jersey City we're
beef steady 79Osc per 70 decent extra native
:. .ssles-T9s9 e shannon; bulls less n at
of Which e to @ saicnsr
eT 0s the stock a. 1 & yards @ changes
Xeais fairly steady and also bsrnyaTd calves:
50 S per 100 b. few tops at s. 5oass IS little cnvss
M country dressed at 6g11c.
50 80 per 100 ~ do 80 n at ss "a Il bapnSard Caves IS
John !, Nsson; oo 10 vsals e is2 ~ at 50 rs; do 80
10 es se' Wr9i qo 100 ~ at 50 Sos. So 100 N At 50 o.
do l52 10 at S.; 6 little calves. s. n, s.. 80.
n At So is o. lie r At S 50: a. ss5 100 n s: S.
yeSr1s5 ea s NJ ss s. 81 at II s. sa'nyard calves z ID at
,,5 e g. Curtis geas is7 70 50 81 1s de- 10,
ss do 10 ~ 81 90: do iss ~ at Sc; yearInss.
H. H. Hollis yeas 40 10 at 50; do. 145 n at at
DO sa n at So Co. d Do. 8 So n lb at $e DO at
So little calves q n at 81; Go 6G 70 at So so
do. e0t5e s. ~ < at t s. Il so D'eh0''A' veal los ''
fs5 & vss Sc oavSs
Newton Coz AZ veaIs. laO IS so; do, Ill 10.
Tobtn & Shannon: veal 40 n. at IS; do. so io'
4Sss head including 70 cars for saugSte1ers 1913
for market; making with stale stock. 1872 cars
sale. Sheep steady, with choice butchers
sheep offered lambs 15925c higher, top grades selling
full zoe higher than yesterdays top quotations. tne pens
well cleared Common to good sheep sold At - O
S3G$3 25 ordinary choice lambs at Sass O culs
S8 OF Canadian lambs at 81 40. Dressed mutton
steady 6hdSao per 10 dressed lambs hrmer at 10z
I2c 10; dressed hothouse lambs slow at SSfSs
saes-Kerns Commission Company; 15T Indiana lambs
s5 average per 100 10; 1856 Canadian do. SO 70
81 70 212 Buffalo do, Ct H. at 81 IO 100 DO 40 To-
81 TO- IL Indiana yearngs, 1O3 ~ at So 90 Indiana
sheep Qor EXPORT 142 ~ at s. 70 33 do III To- al 20
IS do 1O7 ~ at 81 50 107 Buffalo do 1os 10 at 80 lo
D. Harrington: 100 Ohio lambs, % n, at s. 20 pr
Buffalo do. s. rb Ss 20; 1s6 do, So n. at 81 10
do. 10, 81 20; $50 do 81 10 at 81 7O; Bufail
sheep 50 H. at 81 90 Ohio do 81 No. at 81 20 Is State
lambs. IS 10 ct 81 80.
syvania DO, 80 m at ST. IS cus 40 rb at s6 10 State
sheep os H. s. 5O 81 Pennsylvania do. el 10. at 81
% culls. So 10. at SO 25. -
w r. Hume 81 PENNSYLVANIA lambs. 81 10, at s.
136 state do II 10. at 81 Co. do % r. at 81 %;
III ~ 81: bucks. $50 H. at So 80.
J. G. Curtis son: state lambs. b6 70, at 81 30
do 81 ~ at 81 %; 1lS do, So 10 at 81 40 state sheep
9s 10 81 &c; do 135 NJ at 81: do go 10 at So
H. H. Hollis: 81 state lambs. II rb. at 81 STA;
George & l. s Dnlenback State lambs. 81 10. a.
81 80.
46 head for the market; feeling firm; good State hog
5G61ac per ID for heavy light weights rough hog
saies-s Sanders: II State hogs. 154 n average. a
IS % per 100 ib.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
NAVAL STORES.

hrmer tone noted IN the market for spirits }9
Postn was frrner with good strained quoted al
81 s2hqS2 Tar was firm. with moderate DuslieSS'
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine barrels SSo
b3-ac.
TAR - 5SgH 2D 20 qoni strained So s2lEqS2 So; E,
q oS: F. So 10: c. s3 IS; H. 81 2o 50 CO. X - l9yt &
81 Is: NJ 81 e0Qs4 co. n, 81 SOaS4 3d. o. - Io4s' -
" W, 50 40GS5 go
STOCKS on HAND
los
Spirits turpentne 10
A'i-'
New-OTleans, Jan. b-hecelptH H-isO9i"'' ~V' N"'-'
TURPENTINE q. .,,-~ ,r,-1,rD.rYA-z, av,,
40 .. eceints 82 casks ROSIN rm 81 45 receipts Io
bbls TAR firm. 81 90: receipts 10 Dds LIE I'm
Savannah Jan. 5.-TURPENTlNE hrIn, 9oc; receipts
teo bbs. snles Is5; shipments 10 KOSlN nr rectlps
on bbis. sales T4s; shipments l62l quoted a. b. g.
90 Ss ID 81 Coz f. So 70 +. 81 I54s2 ~; - " 30 II
ss. l. SIS So; X 81; M 81 80; ~ 81 co. W o. - s6 W.
% Charleston Jan 5-TURPENTINE and RosIN. moth
ing doing ,,,-up,,D,1,INrE5 a,tr,.a ass M
.faISIsta merican strained, IS 101sd; hne. lis 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan. 5-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000; market
1oa15c higher good prime steers $5 e0aSS; poor to
SO 9OQ$5 5O feeders, 81 40QS4 IS:
81 $5q$4 5o heifers s2gs5; Gamers 81 S5g$2 20;
market 5Q1Oc lower mixed butchers. 81 55$4 TO- good
heavy 81 60S4 T21s rough heavy 81 35QS4 50
light 81 S0gS4 55 bulk of sales. 81 45qS4 co. SHEEP
Receipts. $4,000; sheep steady weak; lambs strong;
good choice wethers 81 50QS5 so fair choice mixed
S4aS+ 10: native lambs S5 5OaST 80.
Cincinnati, jan 5.-HOGS-Quiet: butchers, 81 IJq
81 so: common SO 75aS4 co CATIE-Steadyi fair to
good shippers. 81 10a$4 So; S2aS2 30 SHEEP
Steady; 50 5Od$4 20; lambs steady; 81 soar 81.
East Buffalo n Y, jan 5;-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 200
head quiet; prime IS 5Q$5 30; shipping 81 25
So butchers Sc 75S4 So; heisers 81 75$4 2 COWS 81 q
VfSAIS-Recepts 125 head; active CSC higher: 81 Is
@S9 Is. HOGS-Recepts 440O head: active lOc higher
S5$5 05; mixed S5d$5 10; workers. S5GS5 O5 pigs
s. S0G$4 S. Eoughs 81 2Os4 s5 stays, $3as3 25 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Recepts, 5000 head; active and strong
lambs. S5GS7 90; few. S. yearngs S6S6 70; wethers
$5GgS5 80; S5dS5 40; sheep mixed, 81 5O$5 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

t 9oa market Tor spot cotton closed. quiet. with
No. .-LlS lower the basis Of 7.lOc for mddllng
g-ss,s@ @S ,e5c Tor r1dliIg GulE Seles 90 bales 20
,.1----eln spot markets were telegr0phed as
a.. 9s1i-e nominal. unchanged. az 65sc- Savannah
Avsrre - easy -sc lower Cs4c sales. zS5 baleA
r-s s--e lnclanEec. 7c sales, 40 bales Balti-
1i3G- 81 az .'se augusta steady. 5-los lower al
a eiez 50 bales. ST. Louis quiet, unchanged.
ca see ~ bales Charleston quiet, unchanged, az
ass Ntsla fieaoy, 5sc higher. at 70: sales, 10
a. esee orleans very firm, 1880 higher, 81 6tsc:
fo y pales Estimatsd receipts az leading points
Ga iLoH ~ Houston 5000 10 G.5J0 bales, against
70 e5g wee and 656o last year; al Galveston O,oVO
ysar against G.1s3 last week and 1900 last
So a -se'glrlearE. $500 20 C,sO0 bales, against
Rso.-.. wee and 1855 last year.
fsre WI me ports and Interior points to-day, CON-
- Le aai.-e cay last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
READING SYSTEM.

m VIEW JERSEY CENTRAL h X
A9efty street and South Ferry from south Ferry
ne IlthGtes earlier than shown belOW1-
IscS1IHIONsy c1IISNIsy BEIHLEHkN. ALLENTOWN AND NEAUCH
~ 300 t9&5 Easton only p. Sundays. "a 30
wIIEEsBaRiREE2 iE2 RNB scKANrox-.4oo. 80 a n.
T AZ SIg9 2. [GC1,, ~, sundays. = 50
BAtSNEGAF-z40 90. "s 40 a. m. zLSO (340. 40
lakewood and Lakehurst ony). a5 90. xsOS p. M
ATLANTIC CTTY-sg 40 n =, - An n =,
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-zf40O 90 a m Z 40 n m,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
fOtNE fLEASANf. AND SEASHORE POINTS
11uu S-5p ll-SO a. m, Nl-20 445. $50. $50. Il so
y, m sunday except Ocean Grove soc a m. 40o.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH
EASI LONG BRANCH-400. SIS m
i5O $50 (5S0 Atlantic Hlds. onIy). $50 D. m Sum
dayS 9 90 a. =
PHILADELPHIA tFSEA DING TERNINAIl-s4 q 2 o0
ts'0o ~ ~ 20. fI90o IlL00 a. f.e.9O. ZOO. $3.50.
5zo0 t5.o9- 400. f5-00 1900. t7.3O $500. $3.50
24Ia AND CHEsTNUT sTREETS-s425 IS 90. 30 co.
.i5-gg a m 200, 4'tOo 900, 1900. 1925 ..
BALTIMORE AND WASFIINGTON-sOo 90 1000 sts 40
= 00, 400, 800, - 90, "12.15.
hEaII35iNts. HARRISBURG POTTSYIIE.E AND WILL
m, Reading Oniy). $500. Iii 90 20 90 % m Read
ing Pottsvtlle. Harrisburg only, "A. co. D. m
zFrom Liberty Street only sDaily. 4Daily. except
sunday SSundays only. 1PdrlOr only IVia Ia
Ordces; Liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry HOUSE,
Z6l, 434. 1900, 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av Union
square West. 15S East l25th St. 272 125th St
go Columbus Av.. New York, Court St. 344. 500
New York Transfer CO. calls for ard checks baggage
". c. RESLFR, c Burt
Nlce-Fres ana Cen Mgr Gen Pass'r a gent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
| BALTINORE and OHIO RAILROAD
NEW YOgg. new haven 3 EISTFOR1 2 R

4Eains Depart from eE~1a central station ~ 49,
Atm Ave. Is follows. FOR
BOSTON. via New London and Provldence-t+:5o
III 1000. x i1O:O2 A NJ. t{i 1:0O l;U5- 5-yO
II 500 sSI 5.Ol "fl2.UO Z. NJ.
BOSTON. via WiIIimantictfS:0 90 A. VI. t2:0O T.
BOSTON, Sprngheld-te:OO A II. n l2UO = 100
'11OO P. NJ.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam Woreester-f3.0O p "
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLI1-tS:jO A NJ, 1871 T. NJ
CT. HARRINGTON STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O, $3.50 A. NJ, 1881 P. NJ.
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-t45O. $780, tFs;OO
tlOO2. S'1O:Oz Waterbury, "A. II, II.O3.
sf5:O1. TOGO 5000 (to Waterbury, 2 NJ
Ticket Offices cGrand Central station eI2Jih
ST.. also at Glib c26l. 1lSS, sl94 Broadway c3 PARK
CO Union Square CiS2 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus
Ave, Madison Ave. c2T3 West 125th St,
125th ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court St, $50 Fulton
500 Broadway. E d.
"Daily. Except sundays tSundays only Fstops
I25th xStcps 125th Sundays tPdrIOr
Limited Has dining Car. eParlOr and Sleeping Car
c. T HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agt
o. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
TRADE IN WOOL.

There is abatement in the firm tone OF the market
and the light supplies readily absorbed full
quotations. THE Boston American Wool and Cotton
Reporter says: The year has opened with very
strong wool situation although trade not active The
has comprised few sales OF
magnitude consisting chiefly OF washed
celane good sized sale OF Wisconsin blood
and one or two Territory woos The large mills
have been taking small parcels OF wool
a rule and some the smaller mills have participated
in the buying The sold in the last week has been
at fun quotations sales of the week in Boston
430 OO6 pounds against e75 600 pounds last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

LackAWaRna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and ChristODhs- Sta
tS.OO A A.-For BinghanJon and Syracuse
1900 A. M-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and St Loula
s14O p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
t4OO 2. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
s610 P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
's45 P. M.-Fo- Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
% 90 A. M.-For ChicaEo-Sseepers open at ?. ~
Tickets 49, 40. 11s3. 1454 Broadway, y. T.: $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn. "Daily tExceDt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

midday. ciosns aGsa paal sps prices accordingly OF
.h YES private Argentine cable annonnc,s Hs open
seneral and ,S & 5osaos Ayres heavy rains had been
from, sspnaS g ot Importance bear side asiSs
time ot tnah month averaged well fr 1h,e
minneapolis stocks Increased only YT @ STATED that
s @s. nve GAYS and that lighter receipts wers as "a
turnors were that lot of w.. .ne country
mis- our OF store at Minneapolis go TO eou1tn
IN excellent demand prices while reSsn,ss egain
points We're Si5 compared with asa cara & .e
bush contrased with s54 90 bush & a weGe Se5 600
paO,eo Irregular. including decline of I'd a. SSrs
POOL partial 10 points advance at Paris Eaii seE- m
use use AT Berlin and 2hc decline at Budapest erao as
La caole nom their Sulna said the Dan,iso
Mss frozen navigation closed The cash
"a New.1ork easy. prices as Tolows. N
Northern Duluth 81 2sf and No i hard Manitabs 80 n
anoat coRN-Prices for this staple axs v;s,as Lo
al t depressing influences Of big receipts aggregstns
@ ast yeer Final local market showed &
considerable The west; the weather eonnuoa oa
sNoFabe and cables IA lower Exporters shoped
oe interest, taking altogether IS loads No corn
iS %6s al at sbS sIsyaSos @ and a,a Hs
80 esponding TO sales for and veal
The cash quoted as follows: xed ss ~ 3
cIjs m % &c natural white, 30 80 10 s7sa35I5c and
peS Sa ono5dg %hite SO TO 20 b s9Se nOmi-
NNnIket Nr, Gull Feeding quoted 44o i Z New
@N'A' ana mating at 45952o C Buffalo.
NETWORK PRICES.
May Wheat 81 qggsPi9g 1g s. is 15sh 5ss 8, ,s lev
July '..-.... io9A 1OSA / o2& I02% 0SR
Corn:
May 60 Lie bOI-i8 so so 5oX
rv CHICAGO PRICES
MAY MAY ..-~.-..nis. ass H1sa a1ss s,l.1l,,s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

COlIDN-Ihe cotton market less active to-day.
&c df severe break the opening ruled very irTegu-
- via ma prices not from The initial level.
opening was weak AT & decline &c to y points, in
response % ne break ir Liverpool. which reported
e o. ABOUT l3 points the hour Of the local open
~ haen partial loss 0f points had been expected.
Lt celes reported hedge selling by the Continent,
sNoe@ns and English Interests and also stated that
s-l-leil SPOT cler.lgs liberal. The market
- Seemed 20 be meeting with continuation
Es-Ie etloA developed yesterday. when May sell
- o-la loss ard while the initial break afforded very
-. tleIlg proa,s TO yestel6 days late sellers the list
s--- % "lE down until May reached 8-92c. nearly
t''N ne IgH point n tic previous day and fully %
t--e Gown IRON the closing Il the previous night.
she SCI % al q decline, and the market attracting
e@lpllI from Tie room element the ground that
lel-e nae been over violent. rallied about 10 points
80 lowest only ~ meet renewed pressure and
- go ne-Qf Tie Close, which, however, eteadied
I'm covering The --al quotations showed a
10 = points Sales Of futures were estimated at
oY Laies %tter tie close Of the local market New
- N-s- reported trIllesE there both spot and
-- az a2Ftlcs from Galveston also reported a firm
~ t-l-alll- II was reported that business done
- - Al lAQ--.a. way al advance of about TO 3
- ss compared with the opening figures. OficaI
rs ron me >outa received before closing Of
Aet reported quiet and easier spot markets, with
S--al sanetr1es called the indicator, L lower.
leE 's cay were light for both ports and interior
- ell es-lilaas tlr tomorrow indicated continued
llt--e- showing The determination Of the South
t9-Lol ar recent rrlces whatever may have
y ne bulge ~ the last three days.
- vas as follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

hs5e-sss ss2anCs Special Liverpool cabesSpot cotton
cor ~ ltrlsn6 sales 1000 hales speculation ana
H06 M American. e.0O0; receipts 1900; American
rty ~ atellng upland. 3eid Futures opened Isy baIsy
eis... points decline and il points dseliie
Fer - Yflu94f; closed steady. net u % ~ points
4l s-tsety and JauuaTy-E ebIuaIy, SObo. fenruary-
sRs Sosta harch-Aprl 3.7Ad: April-Aay 3T4d; May
6stss5e' suneJuly. 3.63d July-August $3.50: Antns-
sresst-' sslcs SeTten naber-OcfOber 3bSdf OCTOBER
s1e -i' ssld 2anchester-Yarns Irregular; cloths
~ rrcs AAD GI7AI-Demand for -four continues poor.
at - fr1nly held owing 70 the nrinHess q essa
-. - were uuimportnnt. Spring patents, 20 ~
teE& est@ straights. 50 25@S5 co. winter psteAls'
tlSt 81 spring clears s. zGQS4 70. extra 10 Wntef,
tstv'' ~ extra 30 winter So G5GSs 50. RYE FLOUR
81 A. E-ese5: Fair 10 good 81 e0dS4 1oi choice %
+E1f- tsata. BDcKMHEhT FLOUR QBiei; qugteoi
tA F2ee1o-y 20 -. CCR6AEAJ- steady. quoted; KIN
30 .sSSs5 10. brand. BAG MEAL eusL
tA FFarsr~ white end yellow. 81 30: coarse ne" - ~
f-ss FJA-D-Cltg quiet. Western barely STEADY
E etsiern Epfng SO 2JQGz0 70. STANDARD naidcliIB
en- CO. 81 20. red dog. S28, al January snip
fgiX IiH4 so DJNS2l 30, bulk and sacks. uiooilhe'
isd cog SO 90. hominy chop. 81 20 bulk
agil 0lLAEAI., S23 B0dS2s 90.
/" t1i-A I-After showing moderate response
,@he - considered unusual array OF bull news
- invest. the wheat market to-day once more
-~lon that bulls in Chicago were sooe4VofHlS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

X.
pANs AND PAsThere s no ehAnse I'm IN ts hons aTHst b
Tor ana have occasional small sales tnghsy aooss
are Red Kidney selling 70 3oYDlhs uAue
our ss st Ths export orders have been hisa a.
e. ~ o. ofher varieties about the Sang as
81 ga; an auotsd We quote; BEANS marrow. lse%
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

Coffee cables Eio-COffes market Inactive Rio,
e4Q exchange. g 3l-32d; receipts. 1000 bags ship
rents Tor he United States 1000 bags shipments for
Europa 100 bags; stock ~, 600 bags Esntos-Cofee
market firm best average Santos. $500: receipts 5000
hags. stock 1000 bags Hamburg-Conee market
opened uncAalFe1 u Z. pig higher 2:3O p
uha1Eed 20 = nfg higher; sales 80 600 bags. Havre
Coffee market opened barely steady, < higher az
= efTEnce- ! franc; 81 ? declined i franc: al
bs0 unchanged; total sales - 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan. 5.--FIOUR steady wHEAT-Spring hrm
Northern. 81 u: winter dull; No red, track.
81 CORN steady: No yellow. Asa No corn, 4SAc
OATS easier; No 2 white. 35%o; No mixed, 34lsc
BARLEY unchanged. RYE-No l. S5c
Chicago. Jan. 5The leading futures ranged as follows