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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

The Dispatch publishes the follow
ing statement M having hCcn issued
10y General Manager Krutts chnitt to
the people Oi WHdSWOr h:
~ new main line track will bo
built souih II WHdswOrth. crossing
the TruCkcc river alinvc the town \
track will nlwuyE hc maintained to
Wndsworih Ha u branch line. Tho
grale will he ma ir 80 that the same
tonnage will upcrntc frum Wad worth
Ia TruCkco. Tho matter ~ the shnI \
beng lucatcd nj WndswUr,h has not
Lccn cnuaidcrod. Should the South.
ern Pacific Comptmy at some fLtuEc
time lind il he 4 to remove the shops
from Wndsworlh elsewhere, tho
pr"ple ~ WadsNOrth who would lose
their propciy thereby will find their
interests considered in amy such new
lncarrnn and protected by me. ln my
opinion all chops ON tho line ~ the
road will hr douc away with aud the
work done at Suctamcn,o md Ogden.
and pending the rrtunstruc aud
enlargement of the Shops n. Sacra.
,ncuto aud Ogden there il no pruba.
bility ~ II change III WnhswOrth or
any other intermediate shnrs.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

About February 9th, the San Fran.
cis"o Bulletin will issue Il epccial
Philippine edition ~ u pages. Thv
edition will among other features
contain many photos and illustra.
lions, together with statistics. and
general information relating to the
Philippines. The l}ulletin has had
two representatives in the Philip.
pines. by special authority OF the
Sccreinty Of War, Tor the past sIs
months, collecting material aud data
for the edition, aud It will eclipse
anything Of the kind over before nj
tempted. Os1eB Tor copiee will bc
received at this ollice.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24
Elko. Nevada, Friday, January ~, 1901.
JOINT STATEMENT.
-Up TRE--
Auditor and Treasurer Of
Elk0 County
For v".''-r Emd,n~ >-pt. 30. tpo

STA a,dI..tN IF or :? NEVAnNn!,> a.
ALL. lDi,'> OrEiTF.
..iIn. OCT |. i3Ll.
To IL" Hunurub!e BnGr,inT COanfy
Commissioners ri Eito county, Ncv. ;
GE&TLIMEN:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report Of the Finances
uf the county for the quarter endlug
Sept. 30. 1871.
Respectfully submitted.
T.. ". GROVER. Auditor.
\ g. DAwLEY,
Comfy Treasurer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

Duluth 10 peculiar city. its r"pu.
ip,iop is about 10000. yc, the length
nf tho Incorporated town along the
lake front IL twonty.ri lht miles Its
width ranges iroin one to two miles
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

For waists ncw stuff Is rAiglon,
glOrifcd pannc. with all the soft.
ness Of satin aud the brilliant face of
the old crystalisHc. famous years ago.
Rather odd was white g)acc
blouse, having down the front new
pompndour applique. with colorcd
flowers inicrmiuglcd with gold
threads.
Crystalline Is n pretty new fabric
for Odd shirt waists aud blOuscs, II
Is mixture Of silk and thread. sin-
gularly soft and graceful and charm
ing In light cOlors, adorned with
drawn thrcadwork and minute tucks.
a soft white satin blouse was beau.
tifuily embroidered all over with
shamrocks In an upstandinR cord
and tambour. all white. II was cut
low, showing u tucked mousscline
under bodice and hiHh collar covered
with duchcssc lace. Down Tie front
were scallops bound with narrow
white velvet, which formed loops at
intervals. IL was fastened with sill.
ver bullet button
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
pEArnS IN TEXAS.

KYIE. -wenhcrford Texas, August g.
Mrs, Dave kile died at hr home here
Monday
CoILINi Athens. Texas, August a
jim Tom Collins died at his residence here
yesterday.
RANDOLPH -Pickton Texas, August &,
Walter Randolph died here Yesterday
evening typhoid fever
BAKER Honey Grove. Texas August
Gay Bker, prominent young mau Of
this city, He'd here this morning
BURNT --Longliew. Texas, August 6,
r II Bi'net OF this place died last night
aud was uried here this afternoon
,MFArERS Paris leHas, AUGUST g,
Lamar clnty, died In this city yesterday
evening
PATERSON -Hilsboro, Texas August
6 Miss ELLA ophelia Patterson died &c
40 this morning after a three wecks' III
ness wit slow fever
BLACB- Nayasota, Texas, August r.
II BLACK for q loug time night policeman
IN TINS ity, died here Mondey oveuin-
and the ody was taken Tuesday TO fuQua
Prairie fr interment. hls age was az.
WINl(T. -Estellc. Texas August ..
yrsterda He was horn in Tennessee in
1927 and,aune 80 Texas In 1858. He served
in the confederate army as d memoel vi
Texas 'egiment
BEbH' Denton, Texas, August, A.
couuty. led this morning at the home "
her daghter, Mrs Elizabeth Tabor IN
10 this county from West Teunessee ia
1886 an has lived here since
BOYE.- Mckinney, Texas. August 6 81
" Hmilton received = telegram last even
Ing anpnncing the death of his brother
: inlaw, John W Boyle, AT Guthrie. ! =
He Wai sn years OF age and was faWilN
iniurcdoy fall from his buggy thu pr1
4 Nious ernoop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Prices
Advanced on Buying Movement

The Market Opened Steady and Prices
Advanced on Buying Movement
New York August THE cotton market
opened steady with prices to points
higher on a general buying movement, in
which the shorts took a leading part. The
English market reports were decidedly
more buiiish than ANTICIPATED and there
were complaints Of excessive temperatures
in the western belt Receipts were not up
10 expectations; demand Tor spot cotton
was more active aud II was seen that the
New York stock was rapidly dwlndl
away. Rumors that August shorts we're o
be given something Of "A squeeze 10 some
extent stimulated investment support To-
ward the close of the hrst part tiF market
eased on a tiihe upder nttahlng, hut
toward midday hardened ON renewed de
mand from the shorts, who wert eXceed-
ingly nervous. Later IN the afternoon ac
tive Wall street buying aud e0inS commits,
slon house support sent Fhe Wide list up
rapidly. The feature Of the list was Au
gust. which was strong Throughout closing
81 the top notch In the last ta minutes
prices crept up several points further on
general buying, led by Wall sFect bulls
The close was very steady witt prices net
q 10 Is points higher Total sales were
estimated at 10000 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
H. & 3. Beers Leter.



New Orleans, August 7--Ilverpoal ad
vices were favorable and oui market, I.
sympathy. opened S points bfher on At
gust and > 70 GA the other 4pnths Sui
spqucntly, however, selling : realize o
casioned a break Of 4 to plnts on nei
months aud 10 3 on late. lear the cioi
shorts covering again esusef an aSvani
Of 10 s points, making M net gain |
points an August and 10 hen the otH
months. Cables from Liverpla claim tht,
notwithstanding the very faofahle eTp
outlook, spiuners are bare stocks ~
that a higher market Is lookd for durlg
the next two weeks. Weatfr eonditiss
continue propitious for the dhelapmentH
the plant and Judging from resent india
tons the marketing az rev GOTTEN fIin
Texas will be oa a large sale In fw
days The liquidation Of Aust may hid
values temporarily, bun the AoFement, ne
demand for spots and daily leather eoni.
values. rs b. Bes.
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oIIcTON WHOLESALE MARKET

are largely governed by the eondltlun ~
the fruit.
The poultry situation Ia rather an I'M.
usual one The supply is small and Ia,
shown no signs Of improving. yet the Dc.
mand continues 50 weak ss to prevent bet,
ter prices and it Ia almost difficult 10
dispose OF tho small stocks received al
current quotations.
The Williams h Flash Co. q New York
write Of cotton seed produetsi
Tho oil market has continued 80 rule dul,
and featureless throughout the week, with
slightly easier undeFtoae at tho close.
The various lots Of old OIL both crude
and refined, which have been held by tao
mllis outside OF the big companies. ara
not many lots left. hut there Is stil an ut.
ter lack or demand for export for prompt
and nearby shipments and but very lltls
the case land We DO not SIC why this ar
prgyemeut ii demand quslag tie months
such WIN prove to be true tLls year 50
as to absorb the staeks ~ old of before
the new oil actually commences 10 move.
As regards now crude, the offerings Of
this have shown q slight Increase with.
out O corresponding increase IN the do.
lnand with the rgsrlt THAT BUYERS have,
ciaclly Is this true Of Texas whore early
crude has been commanding somewhat Of
premium.
We quote prime yellow on spot at 42c
|, nominal; OF summer yellow Ale; new
prime crude October November a0c; De-
cember-January 29c to 29i9c.
Adyices from Delaware tomato packer
state: we are not getting enough toma-
tees to keep the canncry going more than
four days In week. From our cbsegya-
tion there viii not be over 90 per cent OF
an average yield in our section, and We
are not anxious to follow the market az
present, According to other adrlCes from
the South the disposition among selling In
| terests Is fairly steady on full standard is,
| with oGerlpGs quoted at from Soc 10 9Jc
regular t. o. D. as to pack Discussing the
situation today prominent broker here
said: "On full standard IS haud-p8cked
| the market is steady at from soc 70 poe
/ regular. There are goods offered at soc
regular, but IN many cases the pack Is not
what buyers regard as full standard IN
some cases the cans are fully i've ounces
less than the regular thlcepoun can.
ON new pack goods GU the score " or
and quality and we understand some rtJec-
tons have been resuld for seconds, max u =
loss to the packer 1t was to be expected
that IN the hurry 10 get new goods on
the market some packers would risk put.
ting up an inferior article, but az this
has turned out to he a serious Injury TO
or fun pack standards will Increase from
now on, So that when the regular season
! opens the basis Of values will be more SCI.
/ tied"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
OIL STOCK SALES INCREASE.
PALESTINE AND BEAUMONT
TAKES AN UPWARD TURN.
An9le-Amsriesn Becomes Moro Active
National OH and Pipe Lower
Buffalo Improves.

business at the OIL and stock Exchange
'VoA on q much llyelier air at yesterdays
e1H tAah has prevailed before during the
MSsk There was al improvement TO noto
III the nature Of the demand and mn nm.
ward tendency to the course OF nrleas ON
some Of the stocks, At the same t,rss
tneFe were few declines to note in a few
" tHe stocks. but there seemed TO DO a
netteF absorption when such occurred,
IA4estine ana Beaumont was the great.
est source OF strength and developed the
inos' pronounced upward stride that has
oeen recorded for some time. This stock
mas been offered around 2oG2lc In the past
lew days and several sales have taken
place Ia the neighborhood Of the latter
price. The FIRST trade was consumlnAtei
az an advance ot about 1c aul takers twice
raised their limits as much again IN order
~ up'aln tae stock. In the closing mo.
Aehts Tue advance GU the part or holders
Vas almost doubled again ana buyers even
Ale1 lGese terms and the demand could not
pr eltiGely niie0 SO stiu were the terms OF
sellers On tue nnal call there was a very
s siii1i. uiuershee between traders vita BIDS
sAo"in an Increase OF 5Ac on the day.
Anglo american covered varied range "
Valuation and large portion Of the sales
tuok place nj the wta6eg price prevailing
~" tt'N lNet TWO NdAss LIE bANlHE on tQiN
basis, however, showed Improvement aud
forced offerings almost bach 70 the best of
tAe day when more transfers were record.
Cd, making total Of near 1900 shares.
Natlonal OH and Pipe took another drop
ana traded at a loss OF 1c vita mucn
more available at that price ana takers not
WITHIN cent Of the offerings. Nose ac-
tiyity took place Ia Texas Louisiana OH
and Refining company, hut az Inquire SO
small SIS 10 make IT unimportant. Buffalo
WAS In better favor ana after limited Il AL.
ing al slight advance there Was an Ia.
crease OF &c In the ask terms, while the
bids continued freely The nrst transaction
~ SOME time took place la CohtInental Ma.
JoAal with sellers meeting the standing bid
ara The demand greater than the supply On
these terms. Tho offers for Fort Worm
were raised isc and as much more would
nave been given for Grace.
The total sales amounted 10 30. 534 shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made we're as
follows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
SALES.

1859 bales Of which $50 were Galveston
and 2S3 New Orleans, Houston received
l2il bales today. principally from S6utl
west Southern Pacific and AransaS Pals
paints.
Spots were ll6 down IN Houston AID
l-l6 M In New York. Other home marks
unchanged.
Both future markets opened about q
points on near and to points hlgheron
distant options and the close NJ both mr.
kets was steady with a total Sdvapee fum
yesterdays close ef from 20 IS poiue.
Wires Ia NE today adviser, LiYerpool
cables market has advanced nader tho In
fucnce Of expectation for better deIIaud
for actual cotton Mexican veevil leM.
plants and Improvement In Nov York dry
goods caused steadler undertoic.
The opinion Is becoming stronger that
the market for the present IS purchase
J. ~ Mis1er
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08

APPLEs-Arkausss barrel 81 90; Call
fornla, per box. 81 90.
CANTALOUPES Rocbyfords, bnshel
crates, b0d6nC. 500
GRAPEs-Catawbas baskets, esq ACC
Concords baskets, 25a4oc.
TFMONS-Messlnas, So 1914 co.
PEACHES ibertas, crates, S5cdsl 90;
other varieties, boxes, 25I30c; crates, asa
60c
PEARs-Texes, per box. 6CSdSoci crates
PRIfNFS-Triga dy, Der crate 81 5pol. 10.
PiUMS-TcEaS per peck box, 30d35e
% quart crates 5066Oc; California assorted
ynriet!es, 81 GOAL 10,
4 rs Mexico, S2.23
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
NEM oRLEANs ooTToN.
Sales Were Satisfactorily Increased With
Unchanged Quotations.


New Orleans. August THE improve
ment In Liverpool was reflected on the spot
cotton market OF this side. There was a
better fine Of local orders, which resulted
In sales Of 1925 bales. Quotations un-
changed. In the market for futures there
was little outside hteyes, manifested and
room traders apparently were not inciined
10 indulge their usuai procliyity for scalp
ing: nor was tAere much show OF anima-
lion among the local bulls. Liverpool as
sunied a strong attitude. The market
one,,ed With August : 70 points higher,
,lli,ns the ether positions moved up 10 I
points Immediately sitter rRs aFst ny rsl
there was reae'loh, ear,Stu
points. biz 4 subsequent recovery sent An
gust M again 10 the extent o. poiin,s'
me other positions resaluing to points.
1His was followed by series OF silsht
fluctuations until the close, when me p eaa,s
-, LrsnSt q on September and 20
nolnts on the other months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08

Mrs Moore Of Affair Is visiting Mrs
Phelps Who has lately moved from
West Texas.
souri,
John Davis OF Milan county arrived
on tho 6th with a carload Of stock cat
tie.
Hans Baker of La Porte has been here
for the last few days looking for stock
cattle He shipped on the 7th $50 head
that ne purchased Of Mr. Mundine,
Mr. Casey and son OF Weimar are In
town in the interest of the Independent
order OF odd Fellows lodge Mr., Cas-
sey Is district deputy grand master Of
me
Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Maxwell from
Putnam county. Missouri, arrived today
and win spend several weeks with Mrs
Maxwell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
oorroMsEEp PRopucrs.

Memphis ADJUST Cotton seed oil
Primo crude iamlual ~ crude 3l6j33
prime summer yellow 3SMd99i.; on sum
mer yellow nominal choicc cooking summer
yellow nomina Meal and cukc-Pripc
% 40. on nomial
New Oreanl August 7-Cotton seed
proiucts- primi refined off, IN barrels. "a
on - prime GUIDE, loose SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
|,',s SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT.
a.,le, and Moving Freely
n.''..--onions, Cabbage and
81. 80. Expected Today.

-. sisa, Of Improvement in the
q w 80 In the wholesale market
p . "a while the activity did not
r;r - ..,rortions 1t was sufficient
!. ~ ratification among the dealers
NJ q an early season of iivsly
<s
a, Missouri tomatoes will DO
La lcaiy.
,..,,, # about 4oc has been reported ed
mn, 60 oats. Local stocks are stu
y d the oatmeal line.
49,, ruled easier under the innu-
=, ~ ssbter demand aud the bulk OF
scored at lo@lle'
!, california onions will arrive to-
Z, i placed On the market at &c.
-. ron is well exhausted and the
N sspceforth be chiefly confined
1, toragn article.
4, 4, eabbage have run very low anu
q .,,Irs demand is reported. Some
- 10 90 untitled yesterday, but
IN arrive today and prepare the
n ,he wants Of the trade.
n, .,r Of apples came in and
,.i,t movement in this fruit followed,
4, somewhat easier In View OF
s,.tlful supplies at primary markets
s,suss are freely made on basis
r,e,rp ssrdlue packer says: The
Thu, today point to very light
IA tbe market has a decided adj
y, epdeney. I do not remember a
,is,e the industry assumed impor-
TAsa the pack at this time was as
/. now. There will be a practical
IA q old stocks all over the coun-
ron France the reports continue
rvaging
receipts Of peaches continue to
nd the quality is deterioratlng at
rne time. There Is no material
n IA prices save in Elbertas and the
grades, which are conspicuous by
absence The sales In other varieties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
Sensational Shooting.

Texarkana, Texas. August IA sensa.
ional shooting occurred at Cottonwood
hoals on Red river twenty miles from
his placo today. Ernest Andersen, age 20.
md MS stepfather, ]. T. Rolla. got into
dispute, when pistols were drawn Rolf,
vas shot through the body and Will not
i've, Young Anderson was arrested,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
N Wisnerls Letter.

Houston. Texas. August f-LAveFpool NJ
lures opened today 1 point higher on d's.
tant ana three higher Oh aear options ana
closed hrm on near and steady on distant
months with an advance OF from z e
points. Liverpool spots were i's SON ~, Msa
p.stE,eSss moderate; tone hrmer
Total recdnts at all ports TO-DAY were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08

TIN-Fhm. $50. 50031 90: lead, $50.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-65 and .
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. 27, So rs per
leo pounds.
R6OFING TIN-Machine made, $40 5on
II. 10 per box; old style, $40 bedts. 30 per
soLDER-Half and half. lei4@aoc per
POUND.
per SQUIRE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
Roek Island Newa Netes.

Rock Island Texas. August T,-Mr r.
Mcleod and son. r. A. Mcleod. left on
the 5th for Canada on a months visit
to Mr., McLeod's daughter
Mrs. Crockett, who has been sick for
several weeks, IS reported better today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
METALS.

New York, August LEAD remained as
last quoted and quiet locally Loudon al.
yanccd Is 80 TO III 2s cd. ON 4 good de
mand spetcr stitenca up ~ points and
closed firm at . A6. London remained WI.
changed, Offerings OF pig iron were limit.
ed aud the market presented a Arm uadt.r.
tone at uuchangei prices. English markets.
showed improvements GLASGOW closed az
5Gs "a aud MIDI icShoro at sis Sisd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08


THE BOARD OF PHARMACY will meet
August -. lNs, at %. Main street, 70
examine Applicants for rcglstrauon. q,
p. hleslng Neg ~
CTTTF OF T0I TOE g II r. pc virtue Of
article No S46 Reyised code ot orii
nancas Of the City ~ Houston. TEXAS. i
Mill proceed 10 soil al nubiic outcry' In
front 81 police headquarters Of TIE city
Of Houston Texas al 40 O'clock a M
on Monday, August IL, 1902. the follow
lug described animals. tc-wit; One bay
horse, branded I on left shoulder, about
idla bands high, 10 OF IL years old me
brown mare and colt, nc brand, snip
nose anu WHITE nina tee2 or 10 years
oid, sec. bus, chiet OF police Of the
Ill ely 9I l4onsI9a ------..-----.. 10
N0rICE-Tho following IL ) Ist Of falr
paint contractors tn Houston. and who
cmploy only members OF Painters union
No 1850. Osler Paint Co, l. C. Rotten.
stein David GriIlu. Lewis TAYLOR j J.
Clede I'd Owens, William Hartuug &
Son William Rudersdort, J. J Barlow.
". K Pcrclra ii T. Rue, c. Koch,
George NJ Kuhn, T., 4, Ancl, John w,
BFaS. Frank Taylor son. Nhart0l \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08

epson salts. 81 Is per 100 lbs In barrels
alcohol s. Tod3 90 per gallon; sulphur
S. 60 per l0o lbs 10 barrels; alum, 3i.c per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound in
barrels: camphor, zoe wood alcohol, T5c
81 So. carbonc acid 4Odi2o per pound n
bottles; calcium carbide. So 90 per 100, de.
liyered Texas common railway points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08

WIRE NAILS-S2. 10 1ase per ke2
MARRIED. Galvanized, GNhdfn.
50. - Ter 100 lbs; galvanized Baker S'Oo
per 100 lbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-08
HEAVY NAPLES

| Y, sAtspN-r VNueF, per keg, Si,Nb,
n PVsaef sl65 per Beg drop shot,
I'm ssS' buck, S1To.
t,s-hlVa short clear. in sacks,
'sass lSAc; boxed l4c higher;
'lOAed' lt4t; New York bellies.
. i 4 oII-In barrels. 4sc. half bar.
e;Iss AND TlEs-Bagging. 2.lb. IL:
I'm. uAITow ties, less than carload
NM IN sa.qgston, Sl15@l.20.
,susk. wrapped. basis "a. No. 2.
s-ga 10; No l fun weight. basis
lisd ,, Wy 10; special sizes. l5c high
|EsIrS loc. as TO quality.
1rSSar, full weight, lie; Gran
|nl,bt Ia i'Vt.ci Electric Lights, SIC;
Iiiii5saEsPs.sgtIand, s275a8.2s; Rosen-
a ss.-R 7, fair, .7a7hc; prime, 7na
M sSa5tgSci fancy. l0ibdIic; Pea
,ee Cordoya, l3l5c. roasted
N ogysles Ariosa. basis lO0.ll,
fitg entefed; Apex, lllbc. Lion
b. "a. Mocha and Java. Lii cans
81 'e,ii. ;Saya blend. Lib cans. 2-lb
lR H. ioHc,i International Java
lss,, w, lsAc; and Ain nails
a 5ultA anna "a Mocha and Java, III
Is $500 s.s,oA R c soda. bulk. hoxos.
~ s.' per dozen. G5c: r.nrei
al MANS Sc; stage planks. 6Isc
AiS Ssls is.lb sacks, Fancy bish
Alrs s.; fancy half patent 81 II
M tlgher; four In ~, S1Chs, 1ut
asssclEogs Goops-er,t. ,,,,,,,,, :.
mi neal Dlb sacks, per sack,
ssa oats q %, 90 70 sacks, per sack,
= s,ts q 800: Friends oats. S330
2 Mrkw fSs,toi HaYkeye oats, S3.l5.
~, Il. M 49, 18Th package, 81. 50,
<, isssaa, fierce componnas So q,
81 se f,k Slb cans, ne higher
eassSrS S-lh cans, IL higher
IN hans, ilxct '''2' taney' lang
~ barrels, 65075o 10. u
. ~, Extracted. TY6c p pe,. Sa,'uI
,osssisie. IN l2lh cans pc. pplhl
.asIs sections. Toe aus extracted
N.eo per barrel. coonar,a
en-. : R Rse5olled. fair. ,sx@,sc
SO'ce' 25d26c; pure rehoil
asf .s,lA,tI MILK 4 Eagle. sd. 7sa7 90
llss ifsi p; wiaR S 3 q AZ 4sa "a n
ls.sto ftull w9ight. l.c ~ NJ ssa ~
~ 5sat' ,.1,-, u dtG1 10: a-oa. N
AlisA. sslt, a,Rftt0e. > III it,,
NJ, lunch Oysters. Lib lib 5 wv
- 4 \, s.s-gslloa kegs &, %. 70
MOO; quarts. An,s glr,
- iMsney head. mona 90 choi,
ssp q sei fancy Imported io1 SL'' 4
basis ,is lo4c; Mani.
1ssPs coarse, sse; ane. ooc
30 CO.'S. 81 As; 1908.
III. az barrels, "a nv, new IA !,
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New York Dry pds.

New York. August 7.-The was no ma
terisl change In the eharaer of the dry
goods market today. stas eottons arc
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New York. August 7,-coree-spot MS,
steady. No, Invoice S%. Mid
Quiet Cordoya Sqfilx Futures closed net
unchanged 10 : points higher On lace
months, rejecting greatest stcadlness,
Total sales 5000 hays. August s. ioen
5 90; September 3 45fiS 81; octobcr 3 aSii
< so. November ; 2a6t5 81 December <. 40
al. 81 February S.SS March 5 70; May
! 80: Juiy > t1Oaf,S 10