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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29

A man named Mccoy is accused Of
having located 1000 acres of paint
near Deming.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29

A tip on the stay away from
them. 4fS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29
. y! o' 'asssIr.

Scrofula manifeSs itself in many ways. Swelling Of the glands of the
neck and throat, Gatarrh, weak eyes, white swelling, offensive Sores and alb
scesses, skin eruptions, lossof strength and weakness in muscles and joints.
1t is a miserable disease and traceable in almost every instance to some
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29

NoIemedy equals s. SIS. as a cure for ScroiuIa. IteIeanses and builds
up the blood, makes it rich and pure, and under the tonic effects Of this
great Blood Remedy, the general health improves, the digestive organs are
~ strengthened, and there is a gradual but sure return
fN fN fC& to health. The deposit of tubercuar matter in the
NNN joints and glands is carried off as soon as the blood
49, ~ is restored to a normal condition, and the Sores rup-
tions, and other symptoms of Scrofua disappear.
s.. S. S. IS guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood
purifier and tonic that removes all blood faint and builds up weak constitu-
tions. Our physicians will advise without charge, all who write us about
their case. Book mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29

Scrofula appeared on the head Of my
little ~grandohild when only 10 months
The disease next attacked the eyes and
we feared she would lose her sight. En-
inent physicians were consulted, but
could do nothing to relieve the little in
noeent. 1t was then that we decided to
try s. &. s. That medicine at once made
a speedy and complete cure. She is now
a young lady, and has eve had a sign
of the disease 10 return.
MRS. RUTH BERKLY,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-29

No remedy equals S
up the blood, makes it
great Blood Remedy, tn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York August 6, 1903
BEANS AND PEAS-The trading on The local narls;
5es+ic and foreign rather heavy tone; must be
STRICTLY Oh ice to command outside figures Mario"
r,,oE, doing scotch peas slow and rarely exceeding
81 ~ We quote: Beans marrow. choice per bush 81 %
Ts2 so; 90 medium. 81 22Es % 90 pea -eo 90 Ip
Snev Sc S0aS3 32l1: DO white kidney = 62gS ~ 90
1870 ave 80 ~: do turtle soup, s. t51s2 20 90
lima California 50 1902 80; 90 Iails9 Islu - oe
E ga Is s-s- 10, So. ,,,r va. not 80 keen TO-
orcoInf and the temper Of the market Is very
~T,,L the same noted for a few Gays past Fapcy
Savo- and where the defects are very pIohouctl
Sos are necessary order TO DO business " quote
Sreamery extras n l9c % nIsls - 2 4C, 10
seconds l66lTc: Go thirds log ISS sue I5-S SSDs
s-st- i6I56l71zc: seconds, lo9loc. 90 IlHls 47c
AZ so,T+bs I4c: western imitation creamery rsLs log
- do feconds 15dl51zc: renovated eA,5ss 90
re- Go. IN seconds l5dl515c: do thirds 1oal4c West
,ctorv current make. hrsts loc; 40 secones l4Q
ern 120l35sc. packing stock, current make
s++ez1T' "a. do No . 13c. Go No 3. l2gl21@c
tyEECT,-Buslness moved along rather Slowly To-Day
,-r Vas no export demand for run cream ceess aa
I v7oyed ana prices held about as quoed OF late
ic ii9ht skins some call at SUISSE NeIy rarely
-, bieber but leaving that grade thete IS IAtsI d ~
gsrltet with quite accuilL!aI l9 q '' -
eoIn zen tT White We quote: state full cream small
fancy 1ossc. good TO prime 'ssea To- % Vhite
70 fair AZ god 10 prime e3s99so: do common
"a Ssr sG9c; light skins c0ol9e 70 -
sR,ms choice 696lke: 60 prime o. gSEc; 90 lar 10
d A6c: do common. "a Csc; do f1Il SKINS dg5 y
&scSUReceipts are moderate. and the demand
tipues fairly acve prices nII i9F az rs55neyn and
pfoInp $500 selected white 23c do fancy mixed, 2y4
seconds 10 nrsts l6Ql9ci western extras ISg
2oo DO frsts 1sgiS4o d9 se9onq q16 10
~ rFsF{-Recepts Of apples are zlio9eFaIs an
meeting fair demand at firm prices oecasioa1 sAs q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

s. 1Oas5 poor 6ORs4 90; stocksrs
and feeders 50 50S4 3o 81 5ONS4 20: hefers SD
s. 10 81 5OS2 TO- bulls 81 2Sqss go calves
g 509S7; Texas fed So 5G$4 5 Western steers
s. 50GS4 50. Hogs-Receipts 24.000 head tomorrow.
10000: over 5000; market shade lower: mixed and
butchers 81 95S5 co. good choice heavy s. 500 - 20.
rough heavy. s. 69gS5 30 light; - 3oG$5 90; bulk Of
sales ass Sheep-RecepJs, 5000 head sheep, 10
e25c lower lambs good choice wethers. So 400
s. 81 fair 10 choice mixed. 81 5O9SS 40 native lambs
Cincinnati. Aus s-Hogs active. lower. s4as5 so.
Cattle steady. 50 25GS4 -. Sheep dull 81 25qS3 -
Lambs dull 81 1885 90
East Buffalo. Aug G-Cattle-Receipts. 425 head:
steady: prime shipping 81 1888 so; butchers
50 50GS4: stockers and feeders SSS4 NealsRecepts.
20 head steady; 81 5OdS7- EogsEeceipts, 400 head;
sctTe lOG15c lower; heavy 50 1895 So mixed - ss9
- go; YorkeTs IS lOGiS6 90 light Workers IS 2S6 -
pigs Sc 25GS6 So rOuGhs 81 1895; $4GS4 ght
diaries, S6S6 Is; heavy daires s. 65s5 sheep and
arbsReceipts. 100 head; steady; lambs 50 a0So 90
% 80: sheep. mixed. 81 50GS3 20.
Kansas City. Aug. 6-CattIe-Receipts 5.TeO natives,
$500 Texans calves. $50 natives 300 Texans Butcher
steers weak loo lower; stocers and feeders
81 oas5 90 fair good So 5Oas4 30:
ers 81 50$4 Is: Western fed So 5S4 IS Texas
and Indian steers 50 25qs4; Texas s. 2o9S2 90
native eews 81 eS@S4 native heifers g. $685. IS can
Receipts 5000 head; market steady 10 1Oc higher top
80 10 bulk OF sales s. 15S5 30; heavy, 81 OSdSS 90
mixed packers IS 12QS5 light IS 1885 -; Workers
50 40GS5 45: pigs IS 359S5 as Sheep-Receipts $500
lambs 81 9OS5 40: fed ewes 81 SO6$4 70; Texas clipped
yearngs 81 9OQS4 7o Texas clipped sheep 81 659$2 95
stockers and feeders. 50 50dS3 IS.
East Liberty Aug. 6CattIe slow; choice, s. 2O9S5 a.
prime. S5QS5 49, good. 81 9OdS5 10 Hogs higher prime
heavy IS 5d$5 20; mediums s. 2O6S6 %; heavy Workers.
So 2aS6 50 Eight Workers. $6 309S6 So pigs IS 3OGSs So
roughs S40s5 Sheep dull; best wehers So S0QS4; cus
and 81 5OgS2; yearlngs. SSGSs So Veal calves
S76S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August g. 1903
y~gr-FFF--Yester5ay's coffee market very much
more active. Il opened at unchanged prices 10 an
advance q Is points under good demand chleny IoE
November and December which seemed TO be Tor me
frcor; u house having extensive foreign conec-
ZION while sellers importers ana room
tra ders who sometimes represent the metal peopIe'
Ts-ng the entire session market ruled very irIn,
ShDe af.er midday business dropped off little,
tbe total sales reached 72.0OO bags. The market was
fnaI, arm points higher. There was Attle
OF nothing IN the explain the advance or TIE
Fs55erly developed Hamburg paTtial u
SeruiE and Eavre a partial / franc lower, and no
changes were reported IN the Brazilian markets tort
receipts were light footing up only 5OO0 bags, ana the
interior Santos movement also somewhat behnd me
recent average possible that these factors may
hsya had some influence also stated that the
Gales reported late Wednesday OF No Gs at a lower
rrice freight basis made under a mis-
apprehension cabed prices from Brazil and that
tfe correction yesterday morning accentu
ated the relative seadness Of the Brazilian markets which
f0r past has been factor IN sustaining me
l,-s market The steady, with quo
tatians on the basis Of &c for Rio No Z.
The 81 contract prices IL the local market To-
"a vls as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. 6-Closing: wheat-spot quiet and
steady: No Northern spring IS sd; No red Western
winter. IS Sd: l California, I'd: futures closed
steady; September Is 4ssd October IS sd; December
6s AID. Coru-Spot steady; American mixed As Sd:
futures closed steady september As 69d October nom-
at London-Pacihc Coast steady 20 Ssaf5 15s. Peas
Canadian quiet IS Gid. Beef-Extra India quiet
SIS. Pork-Prime mess. Western, quiet 7Ss Cd: ham,
short cut Is 16 10 firm. Sos Cd bacon. Cumberland
&c n steady sos Cd; short rib. IS TO "A 10
steady 54s; long clear mddles light % 10 "a ~ firm
Is II 20 n quiet bellies IA 16 10 steady
51s. Shouder-Square. IL 10 13 n quiet. 3Is lard.
prime Western tierces and American refined pals
steady 8ss, Cheese-American finest white quiet 46s:
American finest firm AIS Sd. TalloW-Prme city
steady DPS Cd Australian in London dull 2es Cd Tur
ter-United good steady, 75s- Petroleum nou-
nal 6Izd. Rosin-CommOn quiet. 5s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
ports and interior points today com
e =. -o.L week anz -as- -

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahIss-Sno cotton
easier. sales 500 bales. speculation EXPORT 900.
American ZOO rniddling upland seq; futures opened
weak points decline closed steady net si2dIH points
lower. August B.291G30d August-Sepeu1ber ana Sen
TENDER 1896 2sd. Septenber-October 1885 rod Cc+S
November. 5-3S45-5Jd. November
.eceuher-Jsnuary 525d: January February 24d Feb
f-ary1arch. 5-23G524d; Msrch-Apri 5259- Manchester
Yarns quiet cloths. inquiry, but much doing
FLOUR AND NEAL1-A sha5s active TIE rour
SACKS arrive. 200 n. prompt $40 80. season 10;
g. str,rgth Of whoa. SprrG Iairr-s 81 e0G
s. S. winter straghts s. 550s3 50: winter usten.s
g. S3fs4 90, spring clears. s. 6)aS3 IS: No win
te s. 1898 60 extra No winter, 50 9J4S3: red dog
SO RYE FIOCR-Qutet- QUOT
e: Far 70 good 81 85aS3 SC: choice fancy ss ESQ
81 81 CORN aEAL-stesay; quoted: Kiln dried.
Pine yellow. 81 6o@S1 so; coarse 81 i6dS II
...--FEED-Easy: quoted; Spring bran spot sI7;
sacks arrive 200 n prompt, $40 90 season. SIG 7O
spring bran nddnE sis 1882 in 200 n sacks CIV
So bulk $50 sacks arrive oil meal S2s 5OaS2S
GFAIN-WIEAT-Trad wheat to-day was along
active lines with the general tendency bullish especially
tn The late afternoon. when good buying
tie They closed ac above the previous night
and about best figures OF The day Among
noteworthy features early in the session ruors
that well known Chicago operator was replacing
strength Minneapolis Around midday market was
further advanced export smaller Interior
receipts while buying the last hour had its basis
Improvement IN Wall Street and a report that Mime
big states from 200 100000 bushels AZ the
along lines there difference
opinion the early OF ATTY loads being fully
confirmed by later Investigations which could only
also stated that part OF the purchased BY
merely speculative account Nevertheless
hs reports had weight IN the market throughout ths
stsuocls The total Wesletn receipts were z5 600 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
STOCK ON HAND
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, August 6. 1913
ported Dressed beef steady; city dressed native sides
e eS6fed American i've cattle general range q12o
exports Of livestock fresh from this port today
Tomorrow the Arabic for LyeTpooL will take out III"
CALVES Receipts al for the market were 1872 head
total Of 26i head to be soids4 Jersey CITY and u
at sixteIeI 55 ne es1s sod at s69Ss per 100 h.
Of grassers and buttermik calves mixed at ga
Buffalo calves at s. 259$7 City dressed veals general
81 5df 100 10 d uT2 2ed CAVES 10 r. at So Ttts cat
60 10. S4 2s Buffalo calves. ISL 70, at 81 do III To-
Tobin shannon: % grassers butternilks IA ~
H H. Hollis veal 40 n. at IS; do. lib n at 81
AND LANBs Pts including oie 5 sgs5
direct 70 saushtererS We're lIs cars t or 80
Of 20 cars to be sold. all at Jersey CITY sHes2
slightly stronger grades advanced SO nc per
So 75GS3 so per 100 n: two small 50 65G$9 IS
lambs at s4dS6 Dressed general sales o72V
saesKerns Commission Company; 20 s EiT r
Sc 2e7 DO 81 ID at S. s5 IS Pen1syIIania 81 10 at
p IS? ild 5o i, a0 i8 81 ne 81 sbsep 70 M at IS IS 3
Pennsylvania do 107 n. at 50 25 Virginia do ia 10
J. r. wilkersOn: 2s2 Kentucky lambs IS 70 at 50 q;
fS. at at So Us o. + At 81 S O. IS
sheer % lGs n. at s. 56 80 do % n at So Is
Newton Co POS KENNEDY lambs "a 70 ID =, s5 90 %
Keataty sheep 5O IS virEinis do 1Ol n
saFton @ 2@5 Ksn.gsq X lambs 50 n a''sS u.s.
Judd & Co: 1876 Buffalo lambs, - n. a. 50 10; III
BuTalo sheep 40 10 at SO So 50 do 121 70 at So =
Tobin & shannon: As Ohio sheep us 10. at - foi 3
do 1O4 n, 50 20.
HoGs-Recepts were cars, or LBS head. About one
car on sale alive. Heavy hogs rated steady: marke:
arm otherwise. deck OF Western hogs sold at Sc per
Saies-s Judd Co.: 70 Western hogs. 21o 70 aver
age at So per 100 ~
y a Hume & Gate yesterday: ~ State hogs
I52 10 SO IS: do. 1D7 ~ at IS So roughs 800 10
Hollis ate gsstsFa q AZ State hogs us n
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: 3 State hcgs, zlt ID
a Sc % roughs, 400 10. at IS d
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Aug. s.-Cattle-Recsipts. 5000 head Texans
6coi Western 800; market slew and weak 1000 70 prlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

quotations follows: dull but steady;
No spring wheat, S1GS2c No s. 76eSOc No red Is9
1850; No 52452Atc; No yellow, 53c No white
35%Q361sc: No white. 34 q36c No rye Ole fair TO
choice mailing barley 47G5Sc; No faxseed SSc; NO
Northwestern. 912c prime timothy seed 50 30 cloveT
S13 So lard per 100 10. 81 70S7 72s short ribs sides
QoOse 81 622q$7 STA dry sailed shoulders t1oxedl
ST 50QS7 67l5 short clear sides (boxed IS 25SS S1z
whiskey high wines. 81 80 On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries. 14Q1S3c; diaries. 12417c. Eggs easier; at mark,
included. 1l4l3o. Cheese easier. lO91ac
Duluth. Aug. 6.-CloSe: Wheat to arrive. No hard.
S71Ac; No Northern. SIC; No Northern, Soc; sep
TENDER. SIC; December. 79&c
Minneapolis. Aug. 6-CIose: Wheat-september. s1%o;
December. T9q79@4c; track. No hard. 904aei No
Northern. s9%Qs97so; No Northern. sTsGss7sc; No
8 Northern SOqS5c.
Milwaukee Aug. e-wheat. steady Close: No l
Northern. s91z q9Oc; No Northern, s1qSSc septem-
Der new. S0ls@SOAc Rye, steady: No /, 52G52ac.
Barley. steady; No = 66q6Oc; sample 3995Sc. Corn
September, 52!2c.
Philadelphia, Aug 6-wheat firm 1zc higher:
tract grade August 1&dS112c Germ steady; August,
56zq57c- Oats steady; No . white clipped, 40A941c.
Butter steady and in fair demand Western
2c nearby prints, DC Dogs firm and nearby stock
&c higher fresh, nearby 1S2c loss of Western, 1Bci
Southwestern 17G1Sc: Southern. 15A916c. Cheese firm
and in good demand: Ne-YOrk full creams choice.
1Oa91O2tc: fair good. new. 9z010o ReceptsFlour,
$50 bbs and 900 10 in wheat. $500 bush;
1900 bush; oats. 9,0OO bush ShipmentsWheat.
$4,000 BUSH corn. 1900 bush: 10000 bush
st. Louis Aug. 6-C1ose-Wheat. No . red. cash, ele
vator. sO12c; September, SOB GS0Sc December S3s9
s3o; May, Sc; No .. hard, 74677c- Corn-No cash.
0ats-September. S2%c; December. SS1ac; No white,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine higher owing
smaller stocks higher prices at savannah
Rosin was dun low grades, but steady for high
grades. Tar ruled steady quiet and unchanged We
TAR-Pine bills 81 20; oil b5Is, 81 5o9s4 60
ROSIN-Comrnon o good strained. 81 %; D 81: f.
81 O5 F. 81 - G. 81 90; Il 81 co. Il s. 10; < So 20
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 4e4 IIis
Wilmington. Aug. 6.-sptrits turpentns firm, 40 &c
bid: receipts sc casks RosnNothns doing; receipts -
bbls Crude turpeutne 81 70 and So % receipts
ZIG thIs. Tar FIRM 81 c.; receipts IS bbls.
Savannah Aug 6.-Turpentine firm, 49c; receipts
bbls; sales roe exports 10 Resin firm; regents
T. 81 60: F. ST IS; G. 81 rs H 50 90 81 20; X, 81 So
NJ 81 80: n, SIS O5; " G, So 20; w w, So 40
Charleston Aug 6-TUrpentine nominal. Rosla steedy'
A r. @ D. 81 so: z 81 10 +. 81 go; G, 81 20; H. 81 l0
So SO; K s. 75 H. 81 So y, So %; W G. So 10; W W.
So 80 ~ ar, r,-,.
-Arrerican strained 55 Sd; fine, SIS Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
Railroads.
|DENNSYLVANIA
~ Ar.RoAD

STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY Third STREET
- The leaving time from DesbEOsses and
that given beInxv - for TWenfy-third street
station. except where Otherwise noted
. Cars: Cor chicaso Indianapolis. and louisville
saoking and o9servati9n Cars Cincinnati IndiAnaP-
1875 4: N PESSNsI I.vANIA LIMITED Pullman
Cars For eh as ceveshd. Toisd0 and De
1'S5 5- P IN, ~ cIcA5o AND ST LOUIS EI SP5is
e. cG afsadS s. fs I4is DRa sssPns
ana cieyeand Dining OI Car
0 a Nj ad s asFs s. Ia F''i bSs Can
6.a5 P H. Western S SsS f ExP cSsso For
5sepo except saturday RjEny car r,,.snrrr ana
Chicago For Knoxville. daily, via shenandoah Valley
SIS p NJ OnHfIsS fST Sfye1n S eHS cRScfNSGTT Ex
PRESS-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
aWAsHINGFoN AND THE SOUTH.
iandt Streets 10 2o DINING Can. 10 SO Dining can
Streets 200. %. Congressional Limited all Psrlor
snd Dining Cars . Dining CAP 4 p Dining CAP
rs Djni3s Can loss nipE Carr y, y s. 0i 5i
5niPg CaEs) 3 2 Dining Ga51 q IP,nPS GST' sSs
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-E1press. Aa6 p m Il 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-E1press. s25 a m. and s.2s
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAx.-Express. p IS p m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIEwAY.-For Memphis
cEs4PEGRE oHio ? R a f25z m week
7.
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-7.5S a. m.
weekdays and IS p. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY,-9b5 a. and IS p. m. weekday
sundays, 755 a. Through Vestibuied Trains Bunet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Or Smoking Car ParlOr Cars Dining Car and Standard
CAPE MAY.-I2.55 p m. weekdays.
For points York Long Branch Railroad Crror
West Twenty-thrd Street StatOnl TAO S55 a m.
ITO 10 Saturdays only. rs. 25S. SO 10 500
465 (fom Desbrosses and Cortandt streetsl 80
600 a IL 20. 10 Saturdays Only) 80 $40. $40.
80. BIO and 100 p m weekdays sundays. $40
945 a m. 900 p. m From Desbrosses Street only
$50 a Cortlandt street only. $40 weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Cos T25 T55. 755 Dining Carr So $50, e5 Dining
Carr QA55 St Louis Limited 1910 (Desorosses and
Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining Carl, 1925 CPenna
Limited 10 IS Dining Carr II 55 a m l2S5 Cpinin9
Carr. 1855 Dining Carr 2lO Desbrosses and CortlandI
Streets. 220). 255 % Dining Carr. SSS. As, A.
Dining Car. 455 Dining Carl (4S5 Chicago Limit
for Germantown Jet only) $50 Dining carr. $50 100
SIS. S-55 9.25 p m. u 10 night weekdays sundays
COS, 755 Dining S5 925 Dining Carr. 9S5 tSt
ing Car) a m, 1855 Dining carr, 155 Dining Carr
80 Dining Carr $685. AS Dining Carr, (45o Chicasc
Limited for Germantown Jet only. 55 Dining carl
b55 Dining Carl. 755. 25 655 as u 10 night
Fifth Avenue COelow 23d Stl 26S Fifth Avenue (cornei
18th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-third stree
Station and stations OF DesorosSes and Cortland
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN sta
ton, JERSEY City The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through TO destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURT, J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffic ManAxsr
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Aug O. P. Motion. spot. fair demand
prices easier American niddliEg. fair T1Od: good
good ordinary 61Od; ordinary 5eod The sales the
ulaton and export. and included 5000 American Re
ceipts. bales, all American. Futures opened easy
and closed barely steady American nliddIing.
August 62eq6-30d; August and September. 623l9624d
September October $500 76d: October and Novem
her 53SQ5.39d: November and December 529d; Deem
Der and January. 5.25d January and February. 524d
Fehruary March. 523Q524d: March and April go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

changed a = 5c Tor nddng upland ana l3c for mid
e-e 1s--l s4les 'ete loJo bales including spin
RES JaLlss ana 100 delivered contract Southern
and Charleston nominal. u1QuUted Galveston Quiet nm
changed AZ l-c Norfolk steady. unchanged at i2Lsc
Baltimore nominal unchanged l3c T.ogIs o,ie+
unchanged = nc sales - bales NepCrIas1s easv
p lower. - I2-Lcs sales 800 bales
Receipts Al the ports and interior points today coo-
pared with the same day last week and last vear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
Surrogates' Notices.

VRAUTVETTER, IDA.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of
the County New York, notice hereby given to all
persons having claims against Ida Trauveter late the
County York deceased. TO present same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers, their place
transacting business No. 2Tl broadway In the City
New York on before the 10th day January next
Dated New York, day OF July 1908.
KATHARINE BARDEWNCK,
IDA TRAUTNITTEIR. o--iI-e@
OSCAR r SEITZ. Attorney Executives, 2Il Broad
way New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
poRTER, DANIEL MN PURSUANCE OF

- an order Of Hon. Abner C Thomas a Surrogate OF
County New-York. notice is hereby given al
persons having claims against Daniel NJ, Porter late
OF the County Of New York, y y deceased 10 present
the same thereof, the subscriber.
Office OF attorney, Louis z. DOdd So
way, Borough Manhattan. New York City be-
foret End day OF November 1903
Dated. New York. April 24th, 1908.
GEORGE ROSENDALE. Executor.
LOUIS f DODD. Attorney for Executor 50 Broadway.
New York City. Borough of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

aaS 10000 bushels last year Foreign markets
wednesdays decline and closed
ISsrf tnsish points and 50 points down at
ele' SJlltihental markets and
"a Se.r leapolis stocks OF wheat scheduled
cow Use aDout eVJUO bushels this week. There
bnyer C ~ near the close that Wall
% Wueat bot II lacked
me Northwest cleared Up little promising fair oond
hseis u, -, Sl9latIons Of cash wheat
4sls. We're as follows: ASorthern Duluth
lerN Ohicago % &c; No hard Chicago S61ac all
ne.y ltIe 20 to-days corn market apart
$3.50 Il,t uhoeIohe mostly resulting ad-
kII. IN Nheat The Price Current" was considered
lepot zig lholcauons for yield between one-half
l1vof5-nle however and this operated against very
market either here Cables
lsler 70 "a net lower On export account there
a-es o. SIX loS1s mere and five loads outports.
cg closed at 5Sc elevator and $3.50 ahoat; No
TLlIe osc ard No yellow. 59c afoat. OATS
ne naTset West was steady all day, without
uNlty Whlle IN NeW-fork only 5000 bushels
ported on local account oats closet at 3sc. No 2
33aarc; NO white 405zc; No white sOc; track white
obl4oc ana stalldaTd white, 40zc
STEADY NO Western SIC ahoat; rye $50
o. HAtSl@EY-Market dull. Feeding was quoted
nj o2c and mailing at 81 1z@57c both I. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 6.-F1our firm Wheat-Spring nominal;
winter firm: No white soc; No red. Sic quiet;
yellow, 5714c; No corn 5614c- Oats steady; No
white. 37S4c; No mixed. 344c. Barley nominal Rye
No l. in store. quoted at 55@561ac- Canal freights
steady.
Chicago. Aug. 6-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
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