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RocKAwAY FOUR BEATEN.

Great Neck Polo Club Wins Match and
 Challenge Cup-Chauneey Seriously
 Injured-Struok l.. E. Stoddard's 8 Mallet.
 Great Neck, l.. T., July H.-The Great Neck Polo club defeated Rockaway for the challenge cup Saturday by a score of r 8-4 goals to 10.
 The game was marred by an acci- dent to Daniel Chaunoey, who was knocked unconscious by being hit on the head with mallet
 Chauncey was making rush against L, ID, Stoddard, of the Great Neck team. He ran directly against the head of stoddard's mallet, which hit his cork helmet with such force that 1t penetrated it instantly. He reoeiv- ed deep scalp wound. Chauncey dropped from his pony unconscious. It was thought at first that he was dead.
 MT and Mrs. Daniel Chauncey, his parents, were among the spectators of the game. They were stunned when they saw their son fall He bled pro- fusely for nearly half an hour. He was put into an automobile, which dashed off at fifty mile clip to the country home of w. R. Grace, where medical aid was summoned.
 Dr. D, Meisley hurried to the Grace home, and, after working over the young man for nearly an hour, restor- ed him to consciousness. That he was nt killed instantly, the physician said, was dueto his helmet, which protected his head little. H. Babcock, a player on the Yale team, was killed about two years ago in the same way Chaun- cey was hurt to-day.
 A melee that followed in the next pe- riod, resulted in W. R. Grace being thrown from his horse It looked as though another accident had occurred, but Mir. Grace was no sooner out of the saddle than he was in again with out so much as a bruise.
 The summary of the contest follows;
 EOCKAWAY I.
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DIED ON THE WAY TO THE HOS
 PETAL

Mrs. Alma Lindberg, thirty three years old, of Branford, died in the am- bulance while being taken from her home iu that town to New Haven hos pital Saturday evening. Mrs. Lindberg had been suffering a long period with a tumor on the brain and had sinking spell late Saturday afternoon. A tele- phone call was sent for the New Haven hospital ambulance and the trip from Branford to this city was made at great speed in the hope of reaching the hospital in time to save her life. She died, however, just before the hospital was reached. Mrs, Lindberg leaves a husband and five children.
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HoREsHoERg sTR1Kn ENDS.

Both Sides Modify Demand ana Agree
 ment is Reached.
 Hartford July 2S.--After a couAerercn between the Master Horseshoerg asso- citation and the Journeyrnen Horsak,pin- CTS union this afternoon bCTh sh4es modified their demands and how the strike is practically over.
 The master horseshoerssagreeAstoasye the men Ss per day for 8 nAne4tdur day and employ union men when ti7eyaar available; otherwise they reserve the right to hire whom they choose. It was agreed that eadh member of the associ- ation be allowed to sign for himself fl- dividually with the union, but tR1e asso- citation does not enter into the agree- ment as body.
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STILL UNCONSCIOUS.

Antonio Barber. Whose Skull Was
 Fractured, Dying.
 Antonio Barber of 61 Market street, who was taken to the New Haven hos- pital Saturday morning, with fractur- ed skull, caused by jumping from a moving car in Centerville, was still un- conscious late last night, and his death is expected any minute.
 MT. Barber is twenty years old and is employed at Lake Whitney, and was on his way to work Saturday morning when the accident happened.
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BULLET IN HIS HEAD.

Waterbury, July 2S.-T. c. Carroll, aged sixty years, a well-known winsted manufacturer, shot himself in the head with a .32-calibre revolver this morning in a suicide attempt. He was taken to the hospital in an unconscious condition and will die.
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Hang it!'' angrfly exclaimed the un- successful contributor. T don't suppose there's anything I could write that you'd accept" T reckon not, replied the country editor. T don't s'pOse you could write check fur a years sub Scription, could ye?" Philadelphia Press.
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ARAcENKIs- -zwE1pr

The Price & Lee Co.'S Waterbury di- rectory for 1906 with the name of An tanas Abacenkis proudly leading and othner Aweiole officiating as tail and guard of the rear is now being distrib- uted.-Waterbury American,
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If the Baby Is Cuttlng. Teeth, bengure Sqa SIqa use that old and yen tried4Stne8v Mrs. Winsl6w's Soothing SyrlYp. f5y. children teething. It soofhes the child s1Ieens tne gums allays all pain, ouYss d1arEhoean TMentg-tiNe. cen{a. . K6tf1a
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the audience almost convulsed with laughter, and is considered to be a good lending to one of the best laughing shows playing this circuit of parks.
 Dibble's moving pictures, The Train Wreckers," all the week.
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NEw HAVEN vs. mArrpn1rpv

" " LII 17-07 0' FFsA4 HIND O " IT
 The New Haven police will meet the strong aggregation of cops from Wa tebury tomorrow afternaan at 2:9O at the Savin Rock grounds The battery for New Haven will be Sullivan and Tracy. A hot game is expected.
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DEATH OF RARy

The funeral of William Shepard, aged six months, will take place this after noon from it's parents residence. 215 Franklin street at 3:SO. The interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery.
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WILLIAM THOUGHT ARRESTED.
 William Brought, of westville, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Whildey, of that place. He is charged with riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
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" "NSVANA bhyoh- elan. Still he grew worse At the end of about year and 8 half of suffering he grew so bad l had to tie his hands in cloths ct night to keep him from scratching thesores and tearing theflesh.
 He got to be a mere skeleton, and was hardly able to walk My Aunt advised me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment So great was her faith in 1t that she gave me 8 small piece of Soap to try and g little of the Oint- ment I took it home without any faith, but to please her l tried it, and 1t seemed to dry up the sores a little.
 l sent to the drug store and got & cake of the Soap and box of the Ointment and followed the directions, and at the end of about two months ths sores were all well. He has never had any sores of any kind since.
 e He is now strong and healthy, and 1 can sincerely say that only for your most wonderful remedies my precious child would have died from those terrible sores. l used only one cake of Soap and about three boxes of Ointment. (slgned) Mrs. Egg bert Sheldon, R. P D, No. ], Wood vile, Conn, Apri! 9, 1905.
 COmplsts ErtsraA sBd Iusrssl Treatment for Every aamet H6D kinples es 6esSlsiA from Infancy to AEe coRsls5Rg of cusoua sOsP s'eg Ointment sQc., RssP o , 'o N.S Ss S.S oi S sssi ,., fsttsI Drug Chem, Corp, Ess fIepsr sosOs
 x S'Es+sSIed Erss, I ReS Ip esfs slby asmssh.s
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wALLINGFoRD GROCER BANK
 RUPT.
 Edwin T. Carter, a Wallingford gro- cer, has filed petition in bankruptcy in the local court. His assets ars given as $t,0OO and his debts as $1,2S1. .46.
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Burglary, for one to two years, Jted nn Saturday morning of tuberculosis at the state prison. The body wasArougbt to this city.
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 sician treat him, but the sores grew worse. Then they began to come on his arms, then on other parts of his body, and then one came on his chest, worse than the others. Then I call-
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BABY COVERED
 WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted SkeIetOn-Awful Suffering for Over a Year-Grew Worse Under Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
 BUT FOR CUTICURA.

/"My little son, when about a year and a half old, began to have sores come out on his face. l had a phv-
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DIED IN sTATH PRISON. Louis J. H, Mcdonald, sentenced from this city October 8, 19Q5s for statutory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday. October o. 1906>
BEANS AND PEAS.-Receipts week: 1885
SS Sd beans P and Sass 69s beans
peas O The market hS Declined on mes hn Of d
s mo f have 'fsH mas to sag 6 m Se qn os aa
buyers are taking hold slowly that basis Very few
siSwy and have no, lacked oGs9 indeed some re
what hrer advic.s from the West The maTkst here is
little higher than We quote Red Kidney have gone OF
bs Is Of t Export on n6 a. an. ne
there demand and holders pressing stock for
increased has become settled prime
az IS Is so "a pea se nds over pSS and have pFs
good demand at 81 % We quotei BbANs marrow lsV6
T SSii ds taoee Ss,e Co. black F. SOUP
s GREEN NJ PEAS kSooR 1905
.DP s the rysSs sSg pls md a
very satisfactorily throughout the week and the make:
fancy rssh orsamary 70 have not had enough 70 meet
i1 aod .aS he qcfaon s R s' but 'i
are 70 pay op s s.a tGsse are eo ee
sppro1iating prime OUT fairly we'll but there Is
hsss srs somsSa, n.sect.S at pre.en larger
ssaE :sa. T g sa Tts1 a Dairy Of A small
sqO s9S not sJs n r est deal e psaR s SA asa
able and there is soTs can for all qualities 90 RaISystsd
We aaotaI cssHiery sTtras asso csrcsaiS
a' & ; .ssasta issa g 5;5s ioa %
extra. aoHsesc; do, DO h+5,s 22s2to DO 81 seconds SE g
Est ;sss' ss @ S.
ri a. d. @ i5 % ssss. 2sS 81 d. ., ta
IN eiso, do thirds. l5fiIo; packing stock No l.
Isle; DO No 2 ITeisoI DO No. 8, 169ldo.
CHE1SE-Receipts for the week 1882 boxes exports
To Erops 7e1 boxe3 other countries 2O5O boxes
The country markets during the latter portion OF last
tribe easier feeling but as prices had been
relatively higher than here that had little. II tn
nusnos on this market. while thu general msvament
has perhaps been somswhst less active the last week
sui Holders OF the opinion that cheese could not b
replaced al any lower prices. and the fact that large
numbers OF factories have contracted their mas for ths
balance strong and confident feeling
among holders and change aas been made In tho
price dups the White cheese continues 20 drag
But supplies large and hoAers incnsd TO ask about
same prices as Scr colereA Large full ceeSs con
supply, but exporters havs SHOWN Hs
interest though homo trade ceslsrs haHe ue
about ell the Desirable krades at nT1 prices TnsaH q.
been q continued demand for sonethpg that Soua 90
in price and such demand has been promptly met WIN
of tho made has bssn taken out OF the
tors. Skins only moderately active, but prices NNe
shown little II any, liverpool cable e-a tor
oolored and els white. We quote STATE tui
small fancy. 13a- do fair 10 good l2 ls.e. 90 5ss
nancy. Is4c DO good. 12 @1Ec Do ~.
&uSc: 90 half Skins. small best lO7. 20 49,
s4se DO eornTaen, 81 95Ae DO fsii ssns sStG ,v,1
D1os-Rscetpts for the week. 1888 cases AfFiyas
"a now being applied from storage holdings ths oena
for fresh fallen below increased qaanty aFIHlhg
Prices show the range az oetoEe Is lanSy
eggs are sustained under comparsveY Hsnt oHerlnss
Or such; but average prime and ulGsEs al Esi-
aging lower KscurelAtnx stoak ana pesAsIs 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York October . 1906.
BEEvns 81 s52 had I..S
steady Dressed moderate demand and UNCHANGED
s 6s.s . PST at S 59 30 ' adss rom
500 o&t Gs and 1880 quarters Of bssf
Oceanic 70 Liverpool will take out about $50 9uaTtes
C4LvEss@RecsiDts were 215 head. including A con
the market making with the stale stock 23s head
sale Including 2 cars Of Westerns veala were aus;
and steady Western calves and srassers IN poor dsnand
and weak About us calves were unso1 Common %
so0 6ss v: :9 81 ' 9e 100 ' Ds
at s412A CITY dressed yeals steady at sglS1sS per
751sS lt''' D'''-'1 - '-D.''
iSS SsP 90 lis e s 3 49, b Isl & It 8 8
DO 100 b. at 81; do. I65 n. at s5 fed calves 2io
g v wi;t'IG e. oav go p :u IA
a H a5 ,ss.ess a,9 p q s. LEO,
hsed 1sSS DEo ears f he a ana pa Is
per 100 NJ gglls at s29ss lambs az Sg$S 90 DTss5sa
Sales: No!St9n e Co: 224 West virginia lasnSs 80 n
Kerns Commission Company 81 Kentucky lambs. sS p
at 81 Is; 7 cuIs II ~ al So.
s. sanders: I6s Psnnsyl vaaa Iaass y n At 81 70 %
70. at 50 =; Pennsylvania do. 107 r at 80 SOi QUIZ"
CO.. 100 sa tat; g 80 2 at 3 50; sss,,
Isl Virginia lambs IS 10 at 81 25 Virginia sheep. %
Andfew Mullen: state lamb 10 D. at 81; AZ stat.
sheep los 10 AZ SIS. 10 40, 90 ~ at So 50
e1 cSrs to b. soIa market steady state ard ennsyva
hogs unchanged at 90lo2o per 70 for medium to
1 late ys;2TSSsi c 5uaa Co l9s stat: he's
I62 ST TO- 25 rOughs sOl 10 at 50 TO- stays 80 n
S Ggr,s s e ESQ state hogs 10a n at ST 10;
John =. Nelson: Isl state hogs. las 70. 81 1O .
Andrew Mullen: Sc st9ts hogs I2s ~ az 81 20; SO a.
1SS =. at - 10; boar. 10 n. az 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

outdoor 5ogT5ot ONIONS small. white. pickle. Dbl
Eastern white per Dbl s. 5oGss OOi DO red 81 5o5sS;
bag 81 5og$2 25; do per basket 75o@si Do yellow per
TSite, per crate 75d5oe % yellow per bag. s1qs2 90
oKRS. Jersey, per 1000 75cQs1; PEPPERs Jsrssy.
red. per DOL s1GS1 90: DO green 75c8S1; PUMPKINS.
per Dbl 50G75c; PARSLEY, per loo lunches T0cGS1:
STRING BEANS. state green. per basket, 25Q50c; do
wax, 35G75c; do nearby per basket bag. 66I5os do
Maryland, per basket. 5Oc6lS1: green 100000:
DO Virginia, basket S5c1S1: 90 green, 8566o:
SQUASH Hubbard. per Dbl. 75cGS1 25 DO marrow, 500
Isl; yellow crookneck and white 5OGI5c; SPINACH.
nearby per bbl 75c0S1 TOMATOES up-river and state
per bush basket 50075c: do Western New York per
half bush box. 40d5Oc do nearby, per box. 5OGT5c;
TCRNIPS. Jersey rutabaga per bol, 5O0c do Canada,
rutabaga. 100000; WATERCRESS, per 100 punches. 81
G$1 -: = - -
to-day. The shower checked business but
many promptly lodged for choice ST. and
Nos and closed at tina prices. Receipts
fairly full but busy farm work moderate
plies for time. We quote: Prime large bales, 100
ms s5h9sli No. o215as5ei No. 2 sIis@aOe; No.
3, S0S5c shipping, 75c. CLOVER mixed, choice bright.
500; clear irregular srRA wAn low grades neglected:
reported at Prod9Gs Exchange at noon today Hudson
River Railroad. $50 Erie Railroad go Peunsyl
ysnia Railroad 20; Delaware Laozawanna = Western
OHIO Railroad 90 Ontario & Western Railroad 40; Cen
Jersey. 30 river boats. $50; canal boats
e.; total. 1884 tons Receipts OF straw go tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,-o,-- New York October O. 1906
~ timers was selling by discouraged longs IN
me coIee market yesterday and prices sharp break
opening was oglO points lower and time
market was % 70 80 points lower steady
az net decline OF 20Q25 points Sales for the day were
Dout 5000 bags The selling thought 10 largely
me account Of people who discouraged over the
taSA OF response by the market TO bulsh
C14y puotshed and also for the of operators
VINO We're closing their
10 participate in the greater activity and wider fuctun
uohs OF cotton and stocks. Some the big trade in
terests came TO the support prices the decline
One leaeng rooster bought all the December OFFERINGS
a0ud o5Ve, but refused TO take that month at 35c
WiSh argued disposition TO absorb offerings without
Wlsh 10 force advance. There TO be in
me news 10 for decline except for the de-
Sns reported In the Brazilian Exchange
previous day, which was accompanied by com
pensatng advance In the milrei price and made the
oer me highest level Of last week. when March
"a ue local market selling Soc against g. 45c
yesterday Private cables. however report that the rate
Q. Nchange was higher yesterday 157sd which will
PROBABLY be reported by this mornings Euro
peen markets slightly Disappointing with Havre Il
franc lower. Receipts little and ~
weather IN Sac Paulo clear - ~ 49,
The market for spot coffee was quiet with ouoatfops
Sac for Rio No. Z " ~
2
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OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEeRApH.

Chicago. Oct 9-CATTLE-Receipts about 500 head.
The demand strong for good but poor for
common and medium grades Fancy steers 81 IS. com
% good steers. 81 15SS So heisers.
81 900 IS. bulls. 50 40S4 80; S3GS8;
and feeders 50 25Gsa 80. HoGs-Receipts about 1900
head: market weak and generally 5F10c Choice
Prime heavy 81 e5e$8 90 medium 70 good heavy So 4o9
Sg e0 butcher weights 50 60S3 20; choice mixed
s. 89gS9 90: packing 50 20Qs5 go pigs. 50 5OGs8 60
StiEEP-Receipts about 10000 head. The demand for
sheep was active and there urgent call for feed
ing stlf Lambs were strong TO Zoe higher. sheep.
IS Pa s. 30: yearlings S5Gs5 70: lambs. 6OGS7
IS So; JO0S6 CATTLE steady; Fair
70 shippers 81 5O1S5 80 IS SLEEP
steady. So 5orS4 50: lambs steady. 81 50GS7 co
East Buf9lO Oct. 9--CATTLE- Receipts. 100 head:
market fairly active and steady prime steers IS ESQ
Sc 5 shipping. s5GS575 butchers. "a 350S5 30 VEAI9
-Receps $50 head slow barely steady: 25Qss
few IS 90 HO9S-Receipts. 600 head: ana 100
l6c lower heavy mixed Sc 9OGS8 Workers. roo
So 90 pigs SO S5Ts6 80: roughs. SOfts5 Carries.
SO 5CS6 10. SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recepts ? 900 head:
active sheen and yearngs shade higher others steady;
lambs IS 258SS: yearlings. S5ly6 so
Kansas City Oct 9-C.ATSTI.ks-R 2AOOO head.
including 1000 Southerns; market steady; weak 70 100
lower Choice export and dressed beef steers s. 500 So 5o
fair 70 good S4s5 40 Western steers So SOS6 20 stock
and feeders So 5OQs4 10 southern steers 81 0o 9o
native he!fes d50s5 bulls 81 250S3 % calves. $50
30 H0GS-Recelpts 10. 600 head 100 lower;
top SO 47k; o. sales So S03S6 40: heavy. SO SOP
SO packers s0nSG 4a pigs and lights IS 9SS6 40
sHEEP-Pacsipts. $500 head market steady; lambs.
So T5FST IS: ysaTings 81 50sfS0 So Western
Western sheep. s. 250S5 IS
and feeders. SIS 50JS5 90.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct 9-The wool market holds steady This IN
partly result oe the strength ot tho material mar
throughout world. Pulled WOODS COMPARE
lively quiet few snail lots % good and supers
been sold 62064c.. and white Ks az 5fd65c Both
msrno and bred Australian wool Is IN continued de-
The territories. blood
IN steady call Leading quotations follow; Ohio and
PonnsylvaniaNX and above Stt&i ne x. SlG32c.; No.
T. 4GT41c.; No. 2 SSES9c.. fne Unwaahcd l2Gc half
blood. Unwashed. S3GS+c fhree Elts blood unwashsd.
washed SelaIc aelSlns. unH assed See29c,: Mehean-
Fine. unWsshed Is Sc: half blood unwaShod 32e33c;
thrceeshths blood unwashsf SSl.34c.. blood.
uawashed. 32eS2lic; deaine. unWashed 2TNesc. Ken
lucky. Indiana and MISUNDERSTANDING three-sisnths
blood s5sSso; sornbnE quarter elosd asg54c. Texas
tscoured hasislftne twelve months T2fTSc Ens 70
eight months. 6slfd9o hne fall. clean. 5saeoc. CSii
foFna Secured bassNorrhern. choice Gsfr7oc Npfth
ern. good 6oGlo: Mi3dis county. 6Sp7c.: Southern.
e21esc. ssn. tres Sa4oIe. Oregon Secured ossisS-
Eastern Nc staple. 72.T+o Eas-ern. No clothing
s7g9se valley No eiqe2o TERRITORY staple Cscoarsd
baAsl-F1ne, I3DIoci nue medium. dSfI0c medig n.
5000 Territory ordinary seoured bssislFtze TOT2o
fine. medium. 6ld9c Colorado and New Msxcc,
SScu- ii bss-xtrs TafTAoI ma * esrssai = 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

The local market for cotton quiet with prices
for niddling Gulf Southern spot markets were tele
coo bales Savannah steady, I-iGc higher at 10 6l6c
sales 5$ baes Baltimore noins at n6 Sae hus
fyeey s S h 5 i az 80 IL fa sales 2G9 6aies 81
and nominal &c up at l9G sales 800 bales s Charles
Wilmington firm. sc higher at lose Galveston firm
unchanged at Jose; sales $50 bales. Estimated re-
70 1890 bales against 2 AIS and sore last
last week and 1ss!G last year at New orleans. 1000
FLOUR AND MEAI;-Tho market for hour ruled dull
and feaureess yestegday Prices were unchenFed and
gR5 sng Fiens s. 2'gS 81 vi Tnter :rtsh
81 G69$5 IS e No TinteT S. oT$a e. Extra ss2 No
S2 15 SPOT sS @ 4E F6TR aisad ouS Sa q?
coN :; SaHoo kin i dTe f 1855
70 brand BAG MEAL steady. Quoted: Fine white
Western hTn; city arm Quoted; Western spring $50 So
SIS al ooqeeS s6ipmeat bran city $50 bulk $50 70
fSY CHOP s22 bulk SO % sacks of ofiMF&I $50 So
wa. 4. Ssy m aas 6 2 h sa sds
the Volume Of offerings was light ali day sSouR Ths
W Ss % onses nahg hat FP ReT nss on
nr recent hulish private advices rather than those OF
fent would indicate yield bush spring
ss r65 Of s rs sSSSsa
ES FnTe,Tn markets weT. s bfxby eb
siqs: rs?5 a q Py d net sqysn1s Win
Budapest wessdkeSning influence at noen was tbs IN
''Bradstrsers eoIpared with S249oOO bush Increase
last Its effect modified, however by seaboard
Of bush wheat and nour ana Of
Northwest markets were generally FIRM all day
Of ESQ cars compared with $50 year bringing
Up total ineTior moyeWent TO 9O3 900 bush.
trast 1.196 600 bush the previous export
moderately active embracing sales OF 10 loads
in ali AZ the close local partly
above the previous night and at about cop Cor the day
vGtor and 1880 shoat: No Northern Duluth.
6snc and hard winter S5c o b adoat CORN
There was little feature the
day prices had narrow movement, closing
Yort practically net unchanged. At Chicago
market was the on small car
ior tor Wednesday wit whea
Previous 10 last hour 4. no more than
steady az times showing slight depression on
account OF fine through the ana favorable
"a Wills exporters boush, loads Interior reosipts
Amounted 10 $4,000 bush, compared s8l 600 hush
iast year Cash corn IN New FORK was Eteady Closing
as yoliovs. No 2 corn 6Sxo elevator ard b3&o n y
s1oat: No 2 white $40 and No yellow $50 o
sacst OATS-The market for very much Ike
otber market, IN point OF duiness but steady 10
a. al dsv In absence offerings. Cash property ia
New York closed follower Mixed % ~ N, s54c;
nst'rnI While so 20 80 rs. 894s0hc, clipped white
SO 20 40 10 S0ts 944o on track * sample basis RYE
RSRT,EY-Niariet steady Feeding. 42c and mating
4GdS9c Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

bOIiON-Ihe cotton market very active with
fluctuations Irregular and broad.
points higher; market was S5a4O points
net higher, and the close barely a net
vance OF only log q points day were esti
mated at &ooO JO bales The opening advance
higher cable DISPATCHES than expected. Due come
about lq3 points lower. Liverpool points higher
at the nour Of the local opening, and closed 131z15
points higher A private cable dispatch
stating that the market influenced
one on the Continent and o an Egyptian house
which seemed 10 have forced covering in the English
market Perhaps one of the main factors local
market was the prediction for frost in the Southwest over
night which even if did not stimulate the general de-
land 70 any great extent rendered bears
and cautious about selling and thus placed
IN position respond bullish
Liverpool bulls who operating
house as that which took the October notices
the close there heavy realizing selling
spot people which cost the market about half gain
southern spot markets, officially reported.
lower 70 !!o higher Private wires concerning the
situation ara more less conflicting but number
reports received to day Increasing
interior towns and free offerings Of grades. High
grade cotton Is undoubtedly commanding a premium
ana is freely offered. Private cable dispatches from
Liverpool reported freer selling against actual
nom low temperatures. climatic conditions favor
able and the expected frost may be light hurt
the crop
The range Of contract prices the market to-
day was as follows: