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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
PERSONAL.

MIS-. hrtnur 1eamons, OF Wilmington is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Boyd.
Mrs. William II. Holm, of Port Deposit
was the guest of Mrs John H. Terrell on
Thursday
DR.. George d. Armstrong OF New London,
attained his 9Oth birthday last week. For
many years he has been member OF the
Board of Directors of the National Bank of
Oxford.
Miss Hannah Sykes, of Ellicott City, is the
guest OF Mrs. s. Claude Sykes.
Mrs. A. D. McConache, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother Mrs. A. E. Drennen.
The Elkton Euchre Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Strickland
Miss Rose Drennen visited friends in Mil
ford, Del, last week.
Pay Director and Mrs. John Ross Marti n
OF 2O29 Locust street, Philadelphia, and Mis- 8
Ethel Hopkins, of Elkton. left Saturday for
a trip to Florida and Cuba; they will be gon e
until the latter part OF March.
The social event of the season in Newark
was the Junior Prom in Recitation Hall, at
Delaware College Friday night. The large
room was beautifully decorated; bunting of
old gold and blue, the college colors, was
everywhere noticeable, while the college flags
gave pretty effect. The musicians were
hidden by banks OF laurel and bu ntine.
Guns were neatly arranged in different parts
or the room The
complete success. Dancers were pres ent
from Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylva mia
and Delaware. Some Of the gowns were
handsome.
Miss Mary o. Terrell entertained few
friends at her home on North street Wednes :
day evening.
Ma jor W. G. Purnell, Of the first Battalion I;
Major w. A. Wright and Adjutant Warren J &.
Haines, OF the Third Battalion; Captain n
John A. Morgan, First Lieutenant W. P.
Constable and Second Lieutenant A. D.
johnson, Of Company E, attended the con-
ference of officers of the Maryland National |
Guard at Baltimore.
DR.. Charles Erwin, of Birmingham, Ala,
is spending some days in town.
Mrs. L. X. Bowen, of Newark, visited
Elkton relatives this week.
Mrs Henry NJ. Mccullough is ente rtainins
Mis-. Clara Green, of Mlddletown, Del.
Master Preston Dunbar was rendered a
surprise party on Wednesday evening, las t
week, at the home OF his parents, Mr. nd
Mrs. Reuben II. Dunbar
Misses Nan and Rhea Skinner, of Glasgow.
spent Sunday with Miss Alice Frazer.
Mrs. William Stiley, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. John H.
Terrell.
Master John Scott, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Scott, entertained his friends on
Saturday afternoon in honor of his tenth
birthday.
Mrs. John NJ. Tucker, Of Elkton, gave
card party on Thursday afternoon in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Alexander D. McDonachie,
OF Baltimore. The souvenirs consisted of
miniature cherry trees, George Washington
hats and hatchets filled with cherries and
bon. bons The prizes were won by Mrs.
Henry NJ. Mccullough Mrs. Alexander d.
McConachie, Miss Nan Smith and Mrs.
George B. Kerfoot.
Miss Eva King has returned home after
spending n few days with relatives in
CtarestOwn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
LOGAN GIBSON.

y very pretty wedding was solemnzed
i'll EbcncZrr NJ. +. Church. "Wednesday
afternoon ut > o'clock. the contracting
parties being Mr. Clinton Logan and
Miss Annie Gibson. both of Grcenhu: l.
number of friends witnessed the {, r.
mony. which was performed by rrv
j. NJ. Mitchell. pastor of Zion Ciro nit
They wrr" attended by Mr.. Arthr' g.
Branditf. OF New Jersey. and Mr.. toy
Gibson. of Pert cDpo>it. Ioher - :
wedding march was rendered by Miss
Minnie Rrckloy. of Fa1mingtnn who
wsl' escorted II the organ by her bro
thcr 7. Ernest Bricklcy. The bride
was attirrd in blue cloth travelling suit
with hat and gloves to match. aud car
ried II h"E""oNc hnqurt of hr;'c roses
and maiden hair fern. The =, 1rc
til" cravtrtir10l black. They i Nrgth
East ON the 3.:9 train for IL tri' south.
GUEST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25

its new quarters in the old Treasury
building at Annapolis" the Fro>tburg
Normal School and some other new
school buildings throughout the State.
1t i> accompanied by the report of the
State Board of Education for the fiscal
and school years ended in the city of
Baltimore on December 81. 1902 and in
the counties on July 81. 1903.
The report just issued shows the fol
lowing summary for Cecil county for
school year ending july 81. 1904
Number of school houses owned 10y
the county. 92; rented. :. total. 100.
Frame, 81, Brick, 10; Stone. ,.
Number of rooms occupied when at
tendance is large. 1876.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
Horses Sold

Under the direction of the admniStra-
tors of the estate of |. Englc Cochran,
.lr. the horses wagons and harness of
his Newark Stock Farm were disposed
of ut Il public sale at the Philadelphia
Horse Exchange on Monday. Horse low
rlS were out in frrcr and the spirited
bidding resulted in good prices.
The horses consisted of developed
stock and undcveloped hllirS and colts.
They We're disposed of Singly to men
who knew the value of high bred, well
gl"omrd animals. Besides the stock
there were sold lot of harmless. road
caltS traps. robes. sulki,> and bike carts
The sale was conducted by William
MacFarland. the proprietor of the En-
change. who said he never has seen such
II well kept string aS those under Her
man TysUns care. The gross amount Of
the SHlc WIS close to $1,000. There were
on hand to look aftr rnmrttcrS \. A..
Cochran, brother "f the deceased. and
William Ward. .Ir.. 10th being cXccu-
tors of the estate. The sales were as
follows
Fritz Rimgcn. stallion. 3 year old. sired
by Bingcn. 2.0GlI, $3.50.
King Albert. .Tr.. sired hy King Al
bert, 2.u9l., S4GO
Dean A,hby, $500
King Ashhy. $50.
Ashhy Girl. Sll5. This mare is Is
years old.
King Cotton. $27J.
Min, Albert, 2-year-old. S2G5.
!'aruana. 2-yrar-old. $50.
Bessie Rcd, 3-year-"ld. $l35.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
Lewis Properties Sold

The real estate of the late Il. G.
Lewis. consisting of nine properties. was
offered at public NnlC in ElktOn Thurs
day by l.. NJ. IIainrS. trustee. Three
were sold. benjamin Il. Wilson bought
tn" brick dwelling nn East Main street.
Elkt"n, adjoining property of l.. j. Nc
Grcady. for $500. Two tracts of land
adjoining Holly Hail. on the suburb
of ElktUn. were sold to George X. Ash
for Sl,SGO fGur lots in Cherry Hill
were bought by l.. r. Il. Ward for 80.
The Stclr building on Main street. ELK
ton. occupied by John f.. Goncc WAS
purchased on Friday by Mr.. Goncc for
S5.tNO.
The other properties were not sold the
bids being inadequate"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
WEDDINGS.
PIERC E SMITH.

The marriage of Miss Mary Strickland
smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Il. Smith. of Washington. u. C.. to
Mr.. Henry +. Pierce. Of that city. took
ul"cr Tuesday evening at the home of
tn" brides parents. The wedding was Il
quiet nnr due to the mother Of the groom
being i'll mourning. The bride entered
tn" parIor on the ann of the groom
The room waS .Trttily decorated with
rut !GWcl>. ferns and palms. The bride
had rs her only attendant Miss Flor
"ncr Baker. of Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.
Harry Srru"rhuni was best man. The
Rrv. Thrma> e. EaSt"n. ID. d.. wgiS the
officiating clergyman. Miss Smiths
gown WIS of white chiffon voilc over
tHifctn trimmed with irish lace and
chiffon iu,cS. The pretty bride carried
a shower hoquct Of yi~lctS her fnvvritr
Hover, Miss Baker wore. Il I,llc green
crepe tie chine over white taffcta trim
med with rose point lace The happy
coupe were the recipients Of many use
fnl and handsome gift. After the we'd
ding II collation. was served in the din
ing room. which WAS al>r beautifully
decorated.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce left for an cX-
tended "trip through the south and mid
die west.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
WORK OF CECIL COUNTY SCHOOLS
Report OF Educational Work For Yea, Endinq
July 81, 1904.

The report Of the Department Of Pub
liz Educati0n by State Sch"l SuprIin-
tCndcnt NJ. Bates Stephens 70 Ithc fiscal
and scholastic year ended July 81. 1904.
has just been issued. In addition to full
statistical information. the work con-
tl.nS Il number u special HuiC.r~ ~
education, and cuts showing group
picture of the State BUlrl Of nducltipn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
Industrial News

The new Friedrich Company at North
East has its plant In operation.
The Maryland Telephone Company has
made arrangements to build line all along
the Eastern Shore in the spring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
Conference Session

The coming session "f the Wilmington
VI. +. Conference in Wilmington. is he
in@ looked forward to with much inter-
est. All of the city churches are cx-
pcctcii to report an increase in member
ship and il will also he reported that
one new church has been formed in the
Ninth ward. There will also be interest
in the sessions @n account of the ease of
the RrvS. Wilbur +. CorklNn and Chas.
:. Baker
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
FRANK :. RONITTI

Frank s. Rovitti died ut his home in
Elkton on Tuesday morning. aged 10
years. He w:ls the father of DIR. L. A..
NJ. Rovitti. of Wilmingtrr. The funeral
services We're held yesterday. Friday,
morning in the IIlkton Roman Catholic
Church.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
MRS. SARAH \. RAMBO.

Mrs. Sarah \. Rambo. widow of the
late Eno> Rambo. died on Sunday ut her
home near Iron Hill, aged 81 years. The
funeral services were held on WedneS-
day afternoon. intcrmcnt at Head of
ChriStiHna Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
WILLIAM ANDERSON.

near towcnt0wn. aged - years. The
funeral services were held Yesterday af-
teruCon. intermcut nj Head Of Christi
ana Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
MRS. MAEGARET MYERS.

Mrs. Margaret Myers died At the hom"
of her son. Fred Myers, at Ccciton. on
TueSrlIy after Il long illness. The inter
m"nt will be today in the Cccltom Gem
CtCry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
MRS. JOSEPH Il. HUTTON.

Mrs. Virginia L. Luton. wife of JOS
b. Luton. II wcllk1town ciNZen of
Newark. died on Sunday after II lingcI
ing illness. She waHa Il daughter of the
late William Il. Thornly and was highly
respected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
New Canal President

Frank l.. Ncall has been elected prcs-
dent of the Chesapeake and Delaware
C@nal Co.. to succeed ]. +. Gillingham.
who resigned to take Il trip abroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
MISS ELIZABETH j. BROWN.

Miss Elizabeth J. Brown. daughter of
the late Elisha Brown. died at her home
near Port Deposit. February Il. Fun
eral will be held today ut | II. N. Ser
vice at the house. intrrmcnt at West
Nottingham Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
MRS. JOHN L. JAMES.

NIrSr. Margaret J. James. wife of John
r. James. died on Saturday night ut her
home in the Fourth district. near Lewis
Vile. aged 81 years. She leaves two
sons. Clarence and Frank James. The
intermont was. at SharpS Cemetery ON
Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
County, Commissioners

tn" County Commissioners were in
special session yesterday and today, and
will be on Monday. hearing appeals for
correction in assessment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
JOSEPH IL. BALDERSON.

Joseph II. BaldcIetOn died in the G2d
year of his age and was buried ut West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church, yes
terGay, Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-25
j. FRANK MINTIRE.

j. Frank Mclntirc died on Tuesday at
his home on Hodgson street. Oxford.
aged 10 years He was n ION Of Robert
MCIutire, of Oxford.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July I9.-CATTLD-Receipts, lo5oO heads
steady good 70 prime steers s5 4oS6 I5 to
medium. IS 659S5 25 stockers and feeders 81 50@s4 86
cows 81 5QaS4 40 heifsrs, S23$5i 81 6oQS2 %
bulls e28SS 50; calves S3S6 5o Texas fed steers So 400
s. 7S Hoos-Receipts 1900 head; market 6e1Oo
higher mixed and butchers So 69S6 10 good to choice
heavy s. eoSe 10: rough heavy s. 4q$S 10 light 50 50
900 head market steady good choice Yethers s4
81 20.
SO 90; common, 81 s59s5 Co. CATTLE strong; fair
good shippers, 81 256S4 T6; common. S29S2 rs
Kansas City, July 9.-CATTLE-ReceptS, I1,Oo0 head
including 1000 Southerns; market opened steady 100
higher closed steady choice export and dressed beet
steers s5QS5 5Oi fair 10 good 81 2S6$5; Western fed
steers SO T5Q$4 co. stockers and feedSrH 81 T6S4 40
Southern steers s3 759s4 81 Southern cows g 29s8
bulls 81 25a$4 calves $s0s5 10. HoGS-Recsipts 700
So TbGs5 So heavy IS zog$5 s6i packers s. 1895
head; market steady; native lambs, sed<1 50 Western
lambs s6ST 20; and yearngs 81 50G$5 eoi Texas
clipped yearngs So 259S8; Texas clipped sheep, 81 Tba
So 6O stockers and feeders, 81 5Oas4
East Buffalo, July 9.-CATTLE-Receipts $50 head;
slow easier; prime steers s. S56S5 70: shipping
steers 2; butchers S4S5; hefers, So 25s4
50 1884 bulls 50 60dS3 90; stockers and feeders
Sc 6O9s3 S. stock heifers 81 507S3 VEAIs-Rscepts,
ieo head; fairly active 61Oc hgher heavy and uixee
90 2oas8 2 Yorers and pigs go 2gSs 90 Toughs 8 %
ana G.ANfB9-Reoepts, TOO head; sowi sheep steady,
lambs 25c lower; lambs IS 25ST yearngs IS T0Se Isl
wethers S5 DG$5 20: ewes. 81 2J9S4 o0 sheep mixed
e
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

asked RYE-No /. To RARIEE-Ns ? c3os sarnpia
A5452o CoEN-SeDtembsr, 6oso bid
minneapolis, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed
s9ss gSsao Dseember at ss9soi No ha5d 81 105 Ne
patants SIS soGS5 sOi patents 50 5OGS5 70
hEst clears S4Qs4 10; second clears 80 eSG$27H BRAN
In bulk, S12 561$13.
Philadelphia, July I9;=WHEAr nrnI e9ntrast gIade
July S5i29S0c. CORN unchanged; July 61AG62a
OATS No white natural SSzSIS9O; No white
clipped, S9gS9Ac BUTTER hrTn; extra Western
2I1ac prints, $50 EGGS active; nearby
fresh Isle loss OT do trssh. lTe st Eark; Western
fresh, 1Tr1Sc at mark CHEESE steady New-York fln
cream. fancy iot 9d0Aao DO tair 70 good Sl9oi do
5sT 900 n in sacks wheat 5000 bush; corn 10 900 bush
oats 1900 bush Shipments-Wheat. 2o00 hushi Ooru
10 coo buzht oats Il, 600 bush
st. Louia July 19-C1ose: WHEAT-No 2 red cash.
sac; september, s23s2aei DScembeE e2$og No hard
S6de0c. CORN-So oash. b5nci September, 65hoS
Decenl6er 63A95SsoI on track, 66sae oATS-No q
cash, Bic; on track. e2SS3G July 2Sisoi September
IS Acg No 2 white. $50
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-vorfF Univ "a fpON

New-Tork, July 19, 1Auo
sxor-rTsFJ-1-he market Irregular AfleT
niDg al decline Of 20 Is points. and ruling around
ts level through most OF ne session there w@a l@te
-iv ~ covering and bull sgppo and the market closed
,ssssy net unchanged 70 points higher sales were
OF - 600 bags. The initial ceclne was IN
ey1n2athy with continued weakness N the european
lower firm offers from ErBz and
..,e-9nstoa OF the recent liquidation ana selling by
So professioaals Receipts reported SEQ PRulo
- he day hardly large expected however,
finF well under last yesrs figures and this, with talk
SPOT demand IN the local markets.
s-es covering. II the late trading leading I'm
po-es good buyers and with offerings lght prices
+t ID quickly. private cable from HaYTe explained
- decline OF about franc IN that market due 10
fr-rsasi-g receipts easier Brazilian and the
lgt spot demand, and much the same influences were
IN the decline Of 1a&A pig in Ham
6rr Iae only Brazilian market reporting any change
was Ri0. where prices were p rels lower The spot
market quiet bet steady. with quotations the
heFss q Sc foT RIO No Z.
re Fanee OF contract prices market to-day
10
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

To-Day negdfa S5. d nys .E0tss sas
leads by freight 1 and few , atafed %h ade and
movement IS quiet but prices hold about steady We
g0StScrn g92Sa; ana at5weg}eF @ sas 14o; 1
TgEYg IKE o6 per or s o1bsr 149; e685o GE E wesefn
per psif &5o D1sED llod fowls continue in
nFa pey IGRgS and shade easter though selling little
eaSy 9S+tS5 5gsDs S uno6a5ged We quote: killed o
5 35 We5tS % Dooe evssi s46 S: & af Ss 9sf PSiade
a 8 % 70 anaer e to DS 81 & RS5 g. % Do Testo dF
s5 6 and over to pair l6oi DO under n ISS1SOi Do
;1sdss zeal O. q gouSar II aRa GSsf csa q p o%
sana nQ 5s a1S I2e dry % D6sq id SS 3
suthen I8Ihe; do western scaldsd. medium size 1So
e e 2ts5 c6ck sne od pr Is g6a spring.
& Ise lT Der dG GOssn s. Co. 90 mixed 81 2S2 5 90
1ND n D0tssoss tat s.ss sss
grades Very sweet potatoes arriving and these are
%hsa SSa' Of &c rooa SG'S6i quality wst: Ss
oFk Green 2sS5r Pse "it o ahr6Vsd jersey
steady With slight IN fancy y,gogH rogHd s9Son Tstn
corn large supply and after the early trading prices
We quote PoTAToE L9ng Island PsT 7 se - SlSl sts S
90 Jersey si 4 ~ a. % %1s si$i 2S do yrgfna
Rose fSes Ho8Ton fT ana Bovoe 6C 90 cn White and
E5s p 5sr sis O6o % % Sc f AoE So per SasS
esr 2i9a s 7sSs 2S5 9S sSS fS
100 6gnehSe d0G3s c4b0T S o. Sa ne5e9 5e,o pee 100
BAGEs Long Island and nearby. per 100 s29Ss DO per
bbi T5cGSI; CUCUMBERS, upper Jersey, per half bel
box 7Sca$f 20 DO per box eoe@s1 do South Jersey
O76c! 40 Balduors per crate 0Oo; per basket esq
?5e; DO Norfolk per bb e0egS 6O do per bbi
Pf6KTs jersey. per 1000 81 56qFa 6oi cATTIFLoW-
FRs psr dozen, B0c9Si; CORN. Haelensank, per 100,
SI9Sl Is; DO other Jersey 6097ooi do Delaware and
o0o; 40 Jersey I69eOe;. Dc Mchisan., l5030ci EGG
per half bb crate S16$2 DO Florida per box 5cG$l 26i
York, per dozen. iO09oc; LIMA BEANS. Virginia and
North Carolina, per basket, s1G$2 do Maryland and
Delaware s1G$2i ONIONS Jersey. white per basket, 50
75c; Jersey Delaware and Maryland white per bush
crate ogeoo 90 Eastern Shore per bol 81 25s1 60
SCI per basket 75g90o do red Per bbl $?3s2 20l DO
Texas Per bush crate 2594Oci DO New-oIesns per bag.
6ag. 8laS1 6Oi oILRA Florida per carrier 81 5o0S2l
bag, 5oogs1i PEPPERS Jersey PER bush box 3o96oe,
STRING BEANS Western New-Iork per bush basket
5oQ75o island bag 4og9oc DO Jersey, green
and wax per basket 25q5Oc; SQUASH Hubbard per bbl
5OcGs1 DO marrow 2576o; DO yellow erookneck bODT5ei
do white 6olD6Oc: TOMATOES Jersey Per 40o6S1 5O
40 baltimore 9OG50c; DO Delaware and Maryland, per
carrier 25Gb0c: do Virginia ana North Carolina
per large carrier 2O4oci DO small carrier I5gSOo;
TUTtNIPs white Per bb. 6o97ooi do rutabasa per Dbl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
READING SYSTEM
4 CENTRAL r. i

STATIONS foot a, Liberty Sss y st n r.
Time shown below 10 from I1b.rty So West 2sa ST.
leaves 10 minutes earlier notsd BY designating
EAsEoN, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND s6AUCH
UEH0zdso Soo ds ,. 0lS EastSn % Onyo e1o A NJ 10
WILKEsBA TX . AERE AND sCRANToN-elo A. NJ. L2o
ISRRwoo SSG d Sundays H4ss = n ,9S $50 p rNE AND
and faEshGT.t aH ':o es % $50 $40 re Ifsw3Ht e
GS7S+4aI GAS7TSL+,AINTIG TIC cITY..g CITY @ a u. fts,4o PM
POINT PLEASANT 1ND sAsa6RS ScN PoTSrsAsao o.
& so n s f 5ana.s sa - ssS
Grove al5 A NJ. Lso 400. $50 ?. N.
i.s9 4so 6.sO. asO P. n. sundays. 600 AM.
s4D3 5ca 66og Ss q Rs; 400 "a
ac Rsf a T. 4 fS6st 6 s Il sGOG sdnds,. GS 4 &
PIIILADEIIH1A III - geEADINa TER,fINA1S.E:sas 80
Moo tGO S $50 sSS 1883 1889 20 e. .SiS iSSES ma %ta00
% 2OS 81 ~ zoo s.t0o. .s0o 80 P NJ H .is fE
zoo. zoo 600 700. .iS IS 'iO'OO -O'
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
y Realms! enlS, iG siSo .i2 sa 100 Rad
Ing. POttsvills Harrisburg only t46O s6 90 s1so II
day ssundays only: tFsylor saEs ontI. Iva
qua xsatIresys sH only sHxssDt sasu5dayS Ss 20
E1.aO "a % r NJ 3ii5o +. NJ fsao ?. Il @Dlaias a
0faees. Liberty st.. 2aa St.. Astoz HOUSE. 2sl
5 Union sguars West. 2Tss Third Ave- 27s West 12Sth
Fulton ST.. BrooEiyn $50 BrosaTSy. wnarnsSurS New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to des
W. G. BEsrER. NJ BURT.
Vice-PTsz. and Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r Assne
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July ie-SiosinE, wREATG-sPos norninalI
es 5t.d- CoRN-spot steady Amsriean mixsd. IS 2di
canadian dru, bs Al.d FIOUR-St Louis fancy win
ter STEADY ss Cd HOPS London Paoiho cOssO quiet
euieti prime mess Western & SSs HAai{saort cut. "A
3 10 90 ~ 44sI short m 10 % "a N s&s eai long clear
middlss light IS TO "a ~ 4os edi long clear ucales
heavy 86 10 n 46s; short clsar backs 10 20 10
Ass; clear bellies u 70 "a ro tss SHOULDER sSqgars
IN terces. S5s Sdi American -erned In pals S5s 0d
BUTTER nominal CHEEsE nrTn; American nnest white
s7s Cd: American hnest cOlored. 49s TALLOW-Prtns
city quiet, 22s Cd. TURPENTINE-spirts nrIa 44s 81
ouist- Cd LINaE1ED OIL nrnt 2z Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

p- - Eaayket for spot cotton closed quiet and 10
80 = q S9s baste Of I0c Tor rndduR Inp1S
en- S9o IoI II1ecng oulf There were 10 sales s5atb
ou 80 -tAe-s e-s we're telegraphed follows, Nobile
S- - -41.aansed At l0ss sales 100 bales es-sT1sb
- 80 .llelEnged a. 1Q&c sales $50 baies No-foIE
.1isec Al lJNci sales, SIS baes ralfin1oTs
1ss- iae 3 4le AuguF;a firm and unchanged al i0s
Sss. - - AsznIhds STEADY and unchanged at 1910:
-6Ir le-ss NeVy-Orleans firm Rnc &c hRher AZ
49,. s.let 2050 bales. Galveston Etsadv and J-1ee
49, as 49iBc sales 67a baIeE CyhRrlesf6n
f o 5 = 20 Estimated receipts Leading points
s5 a. week and u last year; a. Calvesfor 59o -
=. against 6<55 last and 7lS lsg+ vser,
Hs-k tad 1887 year - -'-' ~'-'s 4as'
Heleprs a. the E-rfs rnH sr+er4,- -,.-s. A.
I--e- WIZ ne lalns day last veek "a 10
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

there was equally coed selling The foreign Isrs post
nuA vas weak. as reflected by the decline Of A4Ad at
oooa drop OF p points At Parts anG Of u points at
SuePesI although somewhat offset by reports that
o OF wheat had been worked the previous day az
balunore FOR export. Only appeared In
the local market. ana that right the opening
when fo brief time prices responded TO good weather
news and the easier cables. cash market closed
to!io~s; &c red 9aSe afosti No northern Du-
tuth 81 4O3so and No Northern Manitoba VI 10
sLoLt CORN-The market not much inclined
10 follow the bush actions OF wheat and displayed only
oeTte eteodiness during the day In contrast 70 recent
strength bull support being conspicuous than hereto
Tore Locally the market closed partly sc net higher
In the way OF news there was advance OF Ad in Lv
erpoo good weather all the belt which encouraged
etssnee to advancing tendencies selling OF OLD septsIn
Der IN Chicago by elevator interests light country offer
ngs Interior receipts OF 533 bush compared with
6e3 900 bush last The estimates for Thursday at
Chicago 251 cars On export account only loads
were taken cash prices closing as follows in Ne-Yor
no 2 corn e2isc elevator and 62%c. b afoRt; No 2
white. CSC, and No yellow e2ao Q ahoat Oats
where said be OF light weight and badly
coored This caused buying throughout the dsy. which
the top. IN Nev-York steady follows:
Mixed % 10 So 70 SO aG3sIkc; natural white 30
s7sQ3sse; clipped white. sc TO 20 ro as941o. BARLEY
Market duh. Feeding quoted AZ A8ac, 1 Z New
York. and mailing a 46G52c Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

prices 10 points American raiddling tair S4sd;
rood uiddng 6.13dI middling 6.97di low nntddling.
6s1d good ordinary 66Sdi ordinary, 54Id The salss
OF day 5000 bales. OF Which Loo were for
Receipts 5000 bales. including 400 AMERICAN, FUTURES
opened barely steady closed steady; American mid
ding July 5s5d; July and August, 6sod; August
and September. os6di September and Octooer. Goti
October and November 5STd; November and December
5sTd December and January. b-ssdi January and Fob
April 5sOd April and May. 69idi May ana Juns hs1ds
Juns and July. o0ld-