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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05
VICTOR NEWS.

VI(kOk NEWS.
8 pecial Correspondence to the Western News
Victor, March 3, 1902.
Miss Maud Cloudy is confined to
her room by severe sore throat.
Jos. Aprolonio transacted business
in Butte last week.
VIM. Grey moved his family to
NJ issoula the first Of last week.
Mrs. J. w. Simpson and Miss Ber-
tha were Garden City visitors last
week.
Moses Goff is now occupying his
n ew residence in Martins addition.
Willie, the little son of J. r. HEX
ey, has been quite i'll for the past
week.
Mr.. Arthur Cruger Of Stevensville
visited the I. o. G. T. lodge here
Thursday night.
Mrs. Alfred Snodgrass completed
her visit to Victor friends and re-
turned to Missoula Saturday.
Miss Elsa Strange has been visit
ing friends in the upper part of the
valley for week past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cramer have
moved into their new house, which
was purchased of VIM. Grey a short
time ago.
Mrs. VIM. Cole and little son who
have spent several weeks in the valley
returned to their home in Butte Sat-
urday.
McVey 4 johnson are moving their
saw mill to a new setting on Sweat
house creek and will soon be ready
for saving.
6. A. Kain made a purchasing
trip to the Garden City Saturday and
spent Sunday with his family in
Mrs. Thos. Cowan was taken to the
Sisters hospital in Missoula Thurs
day for treatment and is in a very
critical condition,
W. s. Jones and D. Buker started
On Monday last to make a business
trip by team into the wilds of Idaho |
and will probably be absent several
weeks.
j. s. Scott of Corvallis has rented
The Robb dwelling on Second street
and expects to move down IN a few
lays.
Mrs. S. w. Gavin is visiting Ham
iton friends this week.
A change has been made in the
hurch services here on the first Sun
! ay OF each month. Rev. Lewellyn
Who has formerly occupied that day
will go to Hamilton and Rev, Nc
Z aughlin of Stevensville will come
lere.
School was closed in the Fair View
! istrict last week owing to the report
If case of smallpox, which report,
was found to be false and
doubtless started by some one who
Vished school closed.
The good news has been received
rom Wallace Idaho that j. B. Bond
Who was burned in the fire at Mace
N Tuesday last is doing nicely and
recovering from his injuries.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05
TO SURVEY STATE LINE.
Along Bitter Root Crest Between
Idaho and Montana.

s~s0MV anu lvAVuS0lA0s
Washington, Feb. 25.-The secre-
tary OF the interior today recommend
ed the prompt appropriation of $50 900
Tor the survey and permanent marking
OF boundary between Montana and
Idaho, along the crest Of the Bitter
Root mountains, distance of $50
miles.
The secretary says that this is the
only state boundary line now unsur-
veyed. Settlement is gradually ap-
preaching this line and public land
eurveys are nearing that vicinity, but
in the absence of an established line,
the limits Of the jurisdiction Of Mon
tana and Idaho cannot be distinctly
determined and the surveys of public
Lands in the two states cannot be
properly classed.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05
Filed for Record.

Deed-M. ]. A. Reinkeh to Louise J.
Hageman, block %, Riverview; 81.
Deed-L. A. Pennoyer and wife to
B. Noon Lumer c Co., the timber on 16C
acres west of Hamilton; 81 600.
Deed-Dora Cummings to Daniel
Swieranga, 40 acres west of Hamilton;
81, 200.
Deed-Mary L. Wilson, admins
tratrix, to L. H. Dayton, 100 acres on
Nine Mile; $3.50.
Deed-Gcorge Shupe to c. P. Men
del, lots ~, %, and 80, block 80, Vic
tor; $3.50.
Deed-Albert H. Wood and wife to
George B. Kinnemam, 16o acres on
Burnt Fork; So, 400.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05

was reduced to So 90 for same reason
Claim number 1O6 in favor of Stew
enville Drug Co. for the amount of
$17.05 for medicine furnished smallpox
patients was disallowed in the sum Of
$1,000, that am ount not being consid-
cred proper charge against the
county.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05

Stops the Cough and Works Off The Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price Is cents.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05

Tuesday, March 4th, 2nd Dav,
Board met at 9 a. M, all members
present.
Claim number 1O4 in favor of J. d.
Miser for 5000, account of disinfect-
ants furnished in smallpox cases was
disallowed in the sum of SIS. 40 on ac-
count of overcharge, and claim mum
Der los in favor of same party for 49, rs
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-03-05
Co unity Commissioners
In Quarterly Session.
The County Dads are Grinding Away
ON q Big 0rlst Of Public
Business.
Hamilton. Montana, March 3, 1902.

Hamilton. Montana, March 8, 1902.
The Board of County Commissioners
Of Ravalli County, Montana, met in
regular quarterly session at 2 o'clock
=. m. Present, r. J. Rawlins, E. A F..
johnson and w. E. Gleason, commits.
sioners, and Howard d. Smart, county
clerk.
A number of road petitions were ex-
amined and arguments heard in re.
gard to them but no action taken.
A number of claims on Contingent
and Poor Funds were examined and
ordered paid.
Claim number 81 in favor of Mrs. F.
n. Wilcox for S23.75 on account OF
room rent for poor person, was disal-
lowed in the sam of s.. rs, that amount
being considered an overcharge.
Claim number So in favor of c. S.
Nichols for S61.7S for care of W. S.
Walker was allowed in the sum OF
$500, that being considered sufficient
remuneration for the services rendered.
Claim number 81 in favor of Edgar
Brooke NJ. d. for medical services
rendered WIS. Walker, was rejected
for the reason that it was not consid.
cred a proper charge against the
county.
Claim number IS for the sum of
$3.50 in favor of Hamilton Bargain
Store on account of supplies furnished
poor was disallowed in the sum of
$9.6S, being that amount in excess of
orders.
On motion adjourned for the day.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
STOCKS ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, July 81 1902
consigned direct 70 trading Of much Importance Dressed
beef steady city dressed native Sides extreme sag
reported sat for LysrPq@S5 @ and is estimated
Son 4o5 cattle for schwarzschd sulzberger and 7eo
CALVEs-Receipts all for market. were 5ss head
90 Jersey City and 49e Sixteth-st. The market
@ On "a sbSss Se n s but netting Hs7 as
few head at S. City dressed veals. 1oiz@12c per ro
country dressed 7g1o1sc dressers. and butter
saes-J. G. Curtis Son: h2 veal. 14s n average at
2 81 % G lGs 80 r. a 81 Ss is e. e. at less S. 8 o Sn s 5s
10. at s5: 8 fed calves. PIT ~ at 81 rs
NJ Mg!l?a % mixed Il Sse evs s7 81 m S s. 81 1's de- 's
% H HUME & Bro: 12o veals, I47 ID. at 81 IS: do,
John Nelson 81 veais i45 n. at 81 s7. do a17
n, at So; 8 do. 124 n. at SIS.
sanders Fl veas Ts no e 81 80 ies 10 n At At s.
Iobn & Shannon: Indiana calves. 175 10, Sc Is.
sHF Tas S6 S Is5ssy faysS 100 N r. s Is
were 30 cars. 6s49 head. making,
eli at JERSEY cy shesp wefe cars & to be snd are
quoted c 10 lower than yesterday Lambs dragged
considerably and SOLD uneyeny prices averaging some
se, sns1s @ e.n shssp a 0a g s 4 s. NJ few
lambs general sales, s@f1l4c
,o % IS Judd e. Co 600 255 kentucky lab, s. n at
$50 Ohio Do s. at S s. IL kennokS sg aS % sheep he p' 8
liz do es N: at 50: So do ss n. at g 25 =,
at do S % at So 2a DO 'e Sc M @ at 9nss ss s3 Penn
s,a sglyans s.s do % r az 90 = 20 n s5 iss
at 81 25: "A do. 81 10 at 50.
1876 do II n at ss S. 1879 do e. 10 a So IL Rentuck
sheep tseected for exporp loo h 81 76 do tseected
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

for EXPORT 12o 10 81 80: 81 do e6 10 at 81 do l9
n. at SO so: 209 do. so 10 at s:
Harrington 22S Kentucky lambs. 69 ID at 50 o.
I2 do. II NJ at So 371a % Kentucky sheep ia ID al
Mcpherson & Co: IS West Virginia lambs. 65 n at
at Sc: 1l6 West Virginia sheep 90 b at 81 "a state d
112 70 at S3 so: do. 16 10. at 50 so
Newton G Co: 2J3 Kentucky lambs, s6 ~ at SO So
227 60 s6 81: 81 N. at s6 10: 216 do
sheep. 10s ~, 81 25 II Virginia DO. 1ol n at S
Tobin & shannon: 13l Ohio lambs. 6s n, at Sc l27H
130 do. GO 70 50 Is: At Pennsylvania Do 68 n at
s. So 60 Indiana sheep, III n at "a i0 onIo So'
los n at 81 81 Kentucky do % n At 81 o. y 90
"a n. at 50 TO- 50 Pennsylvania do 70 ID at - o.
lambs n at s6: las Ohio yearlngs. SO 10 at 81 -
Kentucky sheep. % 10 So 81; state d. 80 ID
81 so
s Sanders: 200 Ohio lambs s3 ib. at s. 70
!. H Hume Bro date yesterday: lI6 Bufao laInos
rb Sc l2ls 81 State do. 65 n at 50 So p DO s 81
NJ 25; As Pennsylvania 6S n. at So 122; 40
state sheep 81 n S4 80: dc. 3 10 at 81 10 40
% n SO a.: 90. 81 10 at So 50 10 do 81 10 AT go
HOGS Receipts or 1141 head: ABOUT a car car
sale alive. Steady Good State hogs sold at 50 per
So Western DO n. 81 TO- roughs, $50 n. at ~
Mcpherson & Co: % State hogs, 1874 ~ at Ssi do'
200 70. a 81 so .. 80.
Yesterday 6S State hogs. $50 70, at Ss roughs 80
N, at 81. &C. L
Andrew Mullen o state hogs III 10 at IS: ! rough;
$50 n at 1 stag $40 10, So. Late yestsrdaF;
hogs NJ SIS: rough. 2Io 10. at 81; oosr
41O 70, 81. ,vo
~ at ss roughs 2ss 10. at 81, stag 800 ~ at So
do go n, at 81 so ~ . &C. :,
roughs 21T fb. at 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

York. 77isc August $40; No 2 red New-York rise
August 25-Si and No . hard NeT-York I7kc August
25-3l-. .coRN-Although stronger than other grain
clines yesterday closing unsettled moderate
from low point and 5c net lower The early bulge
ried Septeml 10 sl.c from which it broke 59&c
closing at 6o4c July in Chicago passed quietly at
5ec. against SOC the previous night Local sentiment
because OF continued fine nd
offered very little support TO The market time
ssd net advance The map showed clear. warm weather
through the leading States. The Price
Current, renorted conditions especially favorable
The business consisted loads here and
No closed 6il2c elevator
o b No white &c. No o b
.OATS-The whole
when the closing at
Chicago yesterday. What the 10 is question
speculative conditions looked for
increasing business The las OF the deal was
dizzy for those following the price changes.
July Chicago sold from 65c. closed at
The 49i2c against 4Ic previous
dropped 46c. rallied 4s2c at
time white in the sold up roc closing
69c. affordns the clique argument high prices
Late speculative positions weaker good weather
liquidation Cash trade here consisted 10000
els No oats closed "a nc; No 3. 63izc: No white
6c; No white, CSC: track mixed 64lzc; track white
64a69c and No white clips 6sc RYE e. Market @
afoat: state rye e3e6ic. BARLEY Market
steady: feeding quoted 54c. Buffalo.
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

0on Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot GOTTEN
A5scas 200; rniddns upland. ls-lsa Futures
spsnsd quiet 1e4d advance clossa naTsy
ssss sepie9Serocaobsr z2ss october-Novenbe
sle'b ovember-Decennber 4isss5 ss
Mssch--I9riI 4Iiizb Msnchest-r-YaTns move slowly
FLOUR AND MEAL,-A moderate trace Nas done in
leading brands a. shaded prices IN instances he
sr winter s9sEs, s, elss5s g 5ss M SEnef pssns
sgrsg clears i5ass s sstTa s sS 90 10 oaasr T1ae s2sg
81 .o 1s ara 10 Winter sYE ESIoURo1iet quoted
Fsl5 50 2ass 90 fancy g 15ass IS . to
gtiow. 5ogsI s5 coarse. s. sogsl 3, - sl-iye
go tisasis sS srins bran bulk SIC 50 .prng bran
sassss sa s22as2e: winter bran 500 & sas som
iny escs s1' s2s Hnssso aslo,es ol ssssssa7 20
GRArS-NizTaT@it is ali the smoke aad IN. me
on the last day and Il was ~itp ane Of the most
sspustea corners m os hsvhs ss o
rs1 II sll three great cereals srs 30 Contract but
no coming On The market inpeled shorts TO cover & T1s
soasy sending prices cent per o"shs ny in chicago
so1 at 7ec cary and al sse before The close while In
ssnespols he price movement ggisssa to 7sc in
me afternoon rallied suddenly TO fsc ane on sTkets
ls a ' sy wss s tss fiosnf ss fher share
ser.nE The DAY Outside of july 1hs closed weak.
showing zaIsc rst Decline Selling was p arpehTi hi
y further liberal winter wheat iessene5 export
trade ard peaknsss in coarse grains The export
n sy s9nssee ss s e 81 lad =. Se higher
1e loosi covering cosing adssnoe a squeeze there
y s . ss .ss ssgn, aSq, At sse.ns psss y
=, Urinary receipts IN the Msserated West J. 1900
sssis 3 GO q fss .s Rssr ss. yn 4s
orx Included q os1s Se red ssd loads spring
s.,pers 54 ;osds sotatios Of cash eiegafor
e.: :sssi basis were as foow,; No req ppSth and No
EaFth<rn sew-York. 7sAc both prompt NO ie' f''"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

York by the grace God. free and independent.
to Charles NJ Warner s Holden Edward JOY.
and to all creditors claim
creditors of Louisa Harriet Dovager Countess
Of Dundonad. deceased send greeting: You and eacn
required personally and
appear before Surrogate Of the County OF New York
at the Surrogates Court OF said County held at the
in the County OF New York the
18th day September. 1902 half O'Clock In
why Ancary Letters esta1entary under the last VIII
Testament OF Louisa Harriet Dowager Countess OF
Dundonald. should not be issued to Thomas H A E;
of London England. he having lately applied
Court the County OF New York for
such Ancllary Testamentary and such OF you
here under the OF twenty-one
years. required by your guardian. IL You
have II have 10 appear and apply for
be appointed. in the event OF your neglect or
failure to do so guardian will be appointed by the
represent and for in the proceeding
Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
Surrogates' Court of the said County Of New
York TO hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon
County. the County of New York. the 22nd
day of July. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
(sdJ J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk the SurroSates' Court
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Eew-York, July 81, lSUz:
AND PFAS-The market holds nrrn ohoef
small supplies been suhcient 20 estao
though occasional lots OF
bddney pea beans may command sf sighff 9 @ do
Beans choice, per ousheI s< =, 10
medium choice 81; choice s2 90 req
sboee 42n: kidney. choice SZ9sZ ~
@ o@ eve choice So 1902 I7k do black turtle SOUP
Choice 81 60 DO lima California 81 goas2 so: 90 I'M
e01S2 imported. medium. pfidas'
81 rs: 90 poor to good 409si 70 Green peas a9i
BuTTER-some OF town buying OF fancy & cbesIeTs h
has belTrd market little and far
is now reported the recent decline Under gaoes au
sr.I nominal under very dull trade We quote: Cream
er extras per 2ozc do hrsts. Ieg2oe; DO seconds
thirds i7nl7I4c: State dairy tubs fancy
IsKmaoc: DO arsts lsha1ec: seconds 17lz@1sc: do
S,,s 17r do tins 17d1ac Western imitation cream
ery fancy Isc; do good 70 choice l7G1zhe DO lower
Is9Islkc: renovated, fancy. lsc: do common 70
1tme Is0l7tc Western factory. fancy lIc; do hrsts
islc do seconds. lee; do thirds isalo'1e' packing
stock t4115lec- 49,. .o,.,r,.s ., rros
- r.,oy but the limited. though about
ns,eent To- take the offerings OF finest grades at ess
and slight increase IN
h acsints would undoubtedly have caused an easier
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
OTHER NARKET@By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 31-Cattle-Receipts 1000 head. includ-
ing 400 Westerns and strong good to prime steers
ssss So poor medium 81 T5S1 10 stockes and feed
So 5oas5 25 81 50@$5 q heers 81 5oQ go SS
s6 so Texas fed steers 2@$5 IS; Western steers $50
S6 Hogs-Receipts to-day. 5000 tomorrow isut.'
left over 1000. dull and steady to weak mixed ana
butchers 81 O5dS7 90; good to choice heavy 81 'SQS
rough heavy 81 20@s7 co. light $6 9eas5 1O bulk OF
s. T5GS4 25: fair choice mixed 81 50qS3 10
Cincinnati July 31Hogs quiet s6dSI go Cattle steady'
s2Gs7. Sheep dull lower 81 25dS7 10 Lambs du lower
$36S6 Is o. IT,,
Kansas city July 3.-Cattle-Receipts. 500 natives
s00 Texans 800 .lT0 Texans Corn led catIe
Western grassers steady quarantine SLOW ana Wed
feeders choice export ana dressl
beef steers 81 To- fair good SIS 25gSI % stock
Texas Indian steers So 50dSf Is Texas COWS 81 20
asa so; native 81 404S5 native heiters - foS'
Gamers 81 50fS2 So bulls So 25d$4 TO- calves 50 pug
IS 25 ogReceipts 41oo steady to sc highsT closing
81 65Gs7 772 mixed packers So 1893! So light 81 2Sa
81 50: workers. 81 45Gs7 gs s6 90as7 Is
Gsips 500 weak 70 o 5ee iowsF na1rH ba s. Is
clipped yesrlngs So 75qs @ Texas clipped sheep
S36S3 55: stockers and feeders. 81 S00S3 ~
veas 25c higher So 5Oas7 so Hogs 100; hes ] SC
workers. S. o5ass To- light Yorkers and pigs ssass %
roughs. SIS 9oas7; stays. s6as6 80. Lambs slow 15c
lower Sheep 25c lower. Lambs 81 25dS5 80; yearngs
81 1885 5 wethers. 81 1895 ewes. S4aS4 % sheep
50 25dS4 80.
81 so: prime $7aS7 25: good Sc 50ass 5 Hogs lover
Prime heavies. ss o5Gss 10; mediums S. heavy 6oreee
81 e5GSs: light and pigs 81 95dss roushs soqSl %
Sheep slow Best wethers. 81 15qS4 30 culs ana com
s. 5oas2 choice lambs S. 25as5 co. veal calves
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
From New York, gath ST., East River,
on Week OaVS, for

shelter Island. Greenport. $50 d:2o Sst'ys
ESQ Special Fridays only River
head. $50 and so L. NJ
The HamptOns, magapsett and SuR HRr-
bor SIS A. 81 Il 20 Montauk Special. Sstys only. East
$50 The Hamptons Limited Fri
days. Quogue stations (320 The Hamptons Ex
press weshampton and stations eastI. and 440 P NJ
MorIcher. SIS A. NJ. 1:3O 800. 40. 5:5) r NJ.
Patchogue, E1ip. SayvfIle and Bayshore.
s25. 30 A. II. I:30. 100 800 40. 40 5:O go
Babylon s:25 1850 d25o sat'ysl. 1:So. 1:5o go
$40. $50. J:20. $50. $50 P NJ
Massapeuue and Ami tyvfile. 1880 u2.5o Sat'ys)
80. 2:5D so. 40. $50 <: 20. $50. $50 T VI.
WadinG River. S;5J A. VI. U;3o Satys), 4:30 P. VI
Pert Jefferson, SIS. 100 A NJ u:3o satys). $50
$50 T N.
smithtown. Kings Park. Northport. Cold
Spring HuntinEton- $50. i1O0 A. NJ d3o Sat'ys)
250 40. $50. $50 r NJ
$50. 1880 ". Q2:yo Wednesday & Saturday. ZOO
Far Rocknway. Edeemere and Arverne.
$50 1880. 1110 d2J0 Satysl 120 q so Far Rcckaway
onlyl 2:2o. 3:2O 4:cO. 4.50 $50 $50. $50 2. VI.
Harden City and Hampstead 920. 1880 a. M.
1920 d250 Garden City only Wednesday and Saturday
Il 20 satys 200 go % so Garden City only 40 SO
$50 go $50 2. u.
Annex Boat leaves New York, Pier u. E. R,
week D230. 100 I:3o ?. NJ Satys). 3CS. 3:5J.
4o5. 433. sos % a5 and sos except Satys) Running
time - minutes
For Schedule OF Additional Train. to above
points all other points. timetable at
Ticket Offices 100 2s1 and 1888 Broadway e5 Fifth ave
Aster House - West 125h ST. New Chambers St station
and Saith st station = r. n Y. and at principal hotels
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 37th st.. until o'clock n.
Advertisements will received the following branch
regular office until O'Clock p. m.
254 sth-avc.. e. cor. 2sd-st: 153 6th-ave, cor.
12th-st.; OF East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., be-
tween 7th and sth aves. 2e3 West 125th-st., 1,33S
3d-ave. 18th and nth SITS; 1,026 3d-ave..
near 61st-st: .7Os 1st-ave seth-st: 157 East
125th-st.; -56 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-ave- near
41st-st.: 554 3d-ave.; 2IO Bleecker-st.' 325
BIeccker-st. Brooklyn. N. Y.-216 Court-st.,
ZIG smith-st.. 1904 Gntes-avc. Newark. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July a1.C1osing- -Nheat.sPet quiet; No
Northern spring 6s I'D No California IS 4sd futures
9orn.spot steady: American mixed, 6s futures quiet:
duh 25s i3sd Fiourst Louis fancy wiater firm IS Cd
India mess strong. 1O7s Cd Pork.PriPe mess Western
Bacon quiet Cumberland 2e 80 10. 56s short rib
s TO "a b Cd long clear middles light s TO "a ~
long clear iddles heavy IS to 40 b 5ss Cd
clear back. Is to 20 o 5ss 3D. clear bellies rb
eas sd Shoulders-Square II 13 rb quiet AIS. Lard
steady prime in erces 55s American refined
in pals 54s Cd nominal Cheese steady: Amerf
can finest ASS Sd: American finest coored. 4es Sd
onet 8as Sd Iinseed oil quiet 32s 3D. Petroleum-Re-
Sned dull 8%d Rosin-Conmon firm. 4s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS an0 subscriptions for Tho Tribune
received at their Uptown Jfice.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between ssth and s7th sts.. until O'Clock .. N.
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office until o'clock p m. viz
80 StI-nSe.. s. e. cor 25d-st: i33 6fh.ave. cor.
12th-st.: 81 East 14th-st: ESa We.. f.a- Pc
tween 7th ard Sth aves.: 263 West l.ofh-st; l,33S
3d-nve. between 10th and nth sts l'O26 3d-ave
near Ist- s9th-st.. lo7 East
125th-st.: 5S6 Tremont.ave.; $50 5d-ove.. near
BIeecker-st Brooklyn N. h-Zlo Courf-afI
2l5 Smith-st.: I.OOf Gates "Te' ss"nrA. NJ -
-795 BrOad-st, Also at all A. D. l. omcea
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

r,.b ,uotat,ons were follows. Flour easy 80
,nr w9tcot I0G74c No z s79T2c. No red IlaIi &c
20 yellow corn s0sc No oats AeS'c, 10 sTisy
as5 ieS. No I'VE g54c. fair TO choice mating
@9gsc No naxseed 81 20; No Northwsstern - 90.
3ecce5 contract grade IS 35a$s 30: mess pork. per
htI sis 7SdSIs so: lard 100 70 $40 'Sg<o ~
- sdes floose $40 25qSlo IS dry tale1 nov -
,tr,s, ast no. ceRr sideS toeaeu - -
Si Fr~bnnEs today butter market was steaiy'
qlsc: 13GlAizc Cheese STEADY
cram CRANE Fera easy; fresh. IKE.
r',,, INV 3l-Close: Wheat-Cash No hard -,,o .oc:
S!-5srn 73i1c Northern. lli7c: July to-Ic'
SO Sale December. G1i-c: Manitoba, No E,otLn
rasn T3l.c Northern, 1l'sc- oats-Sep'en-
ber sic' ,--.,-u -s,.
,,u,rs,Lea ruIv 81 wheat hrnler. No northern -
e9a, No . Northern T7itqIsisc; e'i3c
e.as5,-' No / 5qc Barley dull. No - o'aocc' EaIlpr'
,0a60c Corn September. o4'sc go, g.
,,,,ro,is Tulv 3l-Close: Wheat--July. TIC; Sep
,hap S.c on track hard 7g4c No NoTtReEn 9 e[
a5 second patents 81 SafSS 90 trt oeaS SosS' ~
80 ".",4 rIesrs 81 40 Bran. IN bulk. Sl3
r,h,I,,slnbia July 31-Wheat, tsq7c lower contract
III Ansis; 73I. d73'2e Corn duh; No 2 Yellow. on
k caSS0isc Oats firm 2c higher No white clipped
;kr f,ytfer steady. Western creaierE &c 40
nv prints Eggs firm, good demand lresl
& pos off do western 2O 201c. loss on do South
Neyy-Yorl full creams, prime sfra Iog lot4,
a. sar ,o e,od 9Isda4c Receips-Flour 900 Dds and
.aI Goo mounds in sacks wheat. $500 oush oats soop
b1sh shtpments-Wheat 41.Oo0 bush: corn. '9V puSh'
600 bush c,-,-.
9, louis JuIv 3r-Cose: wheat-No red cash; 6i125:
- &c: septenber e5'zc December 6@tc: No hard
Sg1y4 % Corn@No cash 5sc; July. 5sc september
4Ssc: December, 3Isc oats-No cssh 'oc' 'u'S' '0'
septeu1ter 267sc; No white, 5sc old
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-AorE. July 81, I"12
CoFFEE-Cofee further advanced to-day. with near
back sac after long stay below
level The largely due syndicate
support covering the less reliant and determined
shorts market opened steady with prices unchanged
points higher in keeping with rer foreign markets
light foreign buying For the rest of the session
trading was comparatively quiet although the course OF
market quite steadily upward The selling was
chiefly importing element At the
the tone firm, with prices net 10 10 points
The receipts IN the country about as
xpected-at the ports $1,000 hags and at interior towns
bags The bulk Of the business done in the local
market in nearby options In the market for spot
quiet with prices about the basis Of
sic invoice lots Of No Rio. Buyers and sellers
disposed hold aloot for further Developments
IN the speculative markets
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
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