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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug lo.-Cattle-Raceipts. $500: market
steady 10 Toe lower seed to prime steers s. OO9$5 81
ST %; and heers 81 50QS4 So 81 5O9$2 TO
bulls S2qS4 20; alyes 81 5OqS6 T5 Texas fed steers,
ceiDs to-day 5000: tomorrow 22CCO left over 1900
strong to sc higher; closed easier. mixed and
rough heavy s. 1oS$5 4o light $ 4oss5 S. bulk Of
sales IS SOFS5 so. Sheep-Receipts. 3. 600; market
mixed. 81 5oq$S % native lambs. s. 25Gse; Western
lambs. 81 5OaS5 IS.
Cattle steady. 81 25QS4 Sheep strong 81 25aS -
Lambs firm, higher. $3Q$6 35
East Buffalo Aug. 1o-Cattle-Recelpts' 4.s5O head;
desirable kinds 100 higher others steady prime shipping
steers s. S5S5 40 butchers steers S4sS 90 COWS and
hsifeTs Sc 9$4 5o bulls S9g$5 stoskers and 69e si
steady. spzingers good Ia choice S3SS4T; medium
10 good S25gSSo; common Sl5g$22 yeals-RecsiPts
l450 head 25c lower IS 5O87 25 Hogs-Receips $500
head active 5qiOc higher; heavy SIS 9OdS6; mixed
dium S6a$6 TO- Workers So 1896 90 light Workers Sc zoo
diaries S. 1896 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900 head
yearlRgs, 25Q50e higher mixed sheep 2e higher lambs
loo higher; lambs. $6Q$6 % few s. so yeaTlings
East IA6erty Aug 1o-Cattle steady; choice. IS 2H@
prime heavy SO 75S6 So mediums. s. 2oS6 30; heavy
Workers Sc 25a So So light Yorkers Sc sOaS6 IS: pigs
S3Rs4 80. veal calves. S7Qs7 80
Kansas City, No, Aug. 1O.-Cattle-Receipts, 200
tives 500 Texans: calves $50 natives 200 Texans
Corn dull; quarantine slow quarantine
s. 6Os5 Is; fair good s4s4 So soeers feeders
indian steers 50 75G$3 90 Texas cows 81 2gS2 90. ma
tive 5OGS3 80; native hefers s. 259S4 .;
Receipts 500: market active bG1Oo higher top. s.
bulk OF sales s. 25a$5 90 heavy 3 1888 90; mixed
IS So pigs S5gS5 65 sheep-Receipts 5000 market
steady native lambs S3gS5 20; Western lambs So cog
& 90as4 70: eas clipped sheep So G5Ssl So stocEsTs
feeders. s. 50GS3 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. IO--Closing; wheat-spot No North
srn spring firm 81; No red Western winter steady,
Is Sd; No California steady. 6s T13d futures quiet
sepember Is SD October, Is sd December 60 BAD
Cofn-SpOt urm; American mixed firm IS It'd futures
quiet September As lid; October As Tad. PeasCana
dian quiet IS Cd Flour-St. Louis Fancy winter quiet
IS ID Hops at London tPacihc COast) IS l2s4fd Beef
-Extrs India quiet ess Pork-Prinas West
quiet. Tss Sd Hans-ShsTt cut &c strong
eos BaeonCnaoeriand cut Is 70 so n Arm. SIS short
Tto 10 70 - 10 steady SIS long clear niddles light
g 81 10 hn BIS long clear middlss heavy % @ 40 20
nm, OILS; short backs Is 20 n, quiet 4fs clear
bellies. II rs 10 firm. Sis Ga. ShOulders-6quare II
90 II 10 quiet SIS Lard-Prms Western tierees snd
American refined. pals steady. 3ss HutterNon,if@ls
good United States 75s Cheese-AueEican finest White
quiet los do colaFed steady. as Cd IalOw slS
STEADY. rs Turpentne-Spirs steady Ses % tsosla
Common quiet Sd FetFoeuEuHerncu. Ot7l
lnseed oil dull 23s CottonEesd Oil-Huu Iennsd. ssSs
FRA Us 81 Tall7H-Austzs1an n Leodon eah "a %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York August 10, 1908
cOFFEE-Ths coffee market to-day opened stesoy,
bur at decline 1890 points. Following Ihe laIe
advance Saturday. The decline early was the fesul
apparently reconsideration OF the cape receives 20
toward the close market claiming neeo OF
vain ia Brazil and encouraged by the indifferent
response Of the European markets. and with the lack
strength animation in Brazil had the heNs
een worthy special attention. had any actual damage
rransTlred IN connection with the coming crop me
Urinary recelPts which below eXpeetations last
week and added advancing tendency also showed
restricted and shortly after midday the market was
slightly covering. reganing part OF It's initial
losses and closing steaey to IS points lower safes
600 bags receipts Rio and Santos accord
uE cables 81 600 bags while the interior
Santos receipts footed - 575 bags Havre advanced
Lon franc, and Hamburg was from to = pig
higher Santos advanced 100 refs. but ho remained
lnrhanEed said by well Informed members OF the
trade yet early 10 hear complaints con
corning crop and II is also suggested fhat dTy
weather harmful must be prolonged, while the
cable received without warning ana was
probably calculated affect the immediate market
spot ceffee steady and q shade higher. with Rio
No quoted S-lGc. u..-- -
Total warehouse deliveries the United States for
the week We're against 101 .o46 bags last
eeFa 1851 for the same week q year ago
q former NewtYOrk reported e2Oz3 bags
ing win last week and zI5,Voo bags last
ysar Rio receipts aggregated los 600 bags against
bags and lSl 900 bags last year. Rio
shipments United States. 1900 bags for the
Europe y 600 bags Santos shipments 10 the
United States, $4,000 bags: 70 Europe 1900 bags.
Bahia receipts for the week $500 bags; present
stock. 1900 bags. Bahia shipments 70 the United
The a prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 10. ?. m.-Cotton. spot moderate
business done prices. points higher American middlln
fair 714d: go3d middIing SOD nlddlng. G66d: low
mddling. 64Od; good ordinary, 61ad ordinary sod.
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales q which 1000
including futures
opened quiet steady and closed steady American
Fniddling. & August .3308. 90. August ana Sep
TENDER 63lG6S2s September. 63l6632. September and
October 3. 20; October and November 54f; November
and December. $50; December and January. b2TQ62S.
January and February 52g4527; February and March.
as; March and April 525a6,26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
tate do g. n. at &c. do. IS n at IS; sheep. 100 n

State do 68 10 at Sc; do. n at IS; sheep. 100 n
So
J. H Hume & Bro State lambs. 81 70, a. SO 25i
so do. 60 10 at So 4O sheep. $50 n al So So II do.
HOGs-Recepts two days were ala cars. or e.12s
head. including about $50 for the market. Trade
active, prices higher. Heavy
light State hogs sold $6a$6 50 100 10 light pigs
Sc 60.
saes-s Sanders: 14l State hogs los 10 SO 40: -
do 1s9 10 So .; 10 do 263 n, at SO; roughs 20
10. IS 40 800 10 50 25; do 30 70. at 50:
stag. 200 n 81 So
]. G. Curtis & Son pigs, SO 70. IS so: e6
hogs 1S2 n az So 90 IS DO 10 10 al So s5 roughs
293 10 IS so; . stays, 225 ~ 81
A. Mullen: 9 State hogs. 2S1 70, at So 80: rcughs.
2TS 10 at So 80: stag $50 n. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
~ ArT.RoAo-


And nss 1891 81 WaS Sn TsT
.EsrT The leaving time from Desbrosses and
mat StssS6s is Ave man4tes iadeT strssa
a. M fT here sssr no as Dining
s55 A. "a sT Fef f Hsa 4SP} a Sleeping
Smoking and obssrva5l,a a Cars cine NATL IndanaE
1oHS a. VI: Pennsylvania IIMITED--Pullusn
snt Cars For e sSh c sS Toiedo ana
Tosdo Nas6S i sia cihcinhs1i and LOUISVILLE.
4S 81 cA nasat s LM a29ls E slsePlas
and cisye hnq oof I1i1 cars FOR
S'SS P: NJ ST LOUIS EXPR FsssFoT PittssgEE Gin
fnn3 G Indianapolis Louisville - Louis Dinins car
55 p aT w w Va 2 fhSPaRsesA ISsy c hSssS For
7.55 r. NJ. FAc1FIc ExPRE si Pitssurx and
SIS F. ~ Onrfs saT Slfye1nNSp EXCEPT TNST Elk
PFESs-For Pittsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
WAsGilNGa'iFSoN AND THE SOUTH.
landt streets 10 aoS Dining car} io5S Dlsas Cap
Streets 22W g % CoaEressonaI Limited all Paror
ss5 pa hsr Carr c5 Dining Can ns s1ndaS Fa
nS Gs Dnins Can! 10 IS PnPE Can q a1 n D and
9aFE GsIs Is Dining Carr q {PniRs INNER Car csi =
SOUTHERN RAILw1Y.-Ezpress 4 ?. m. 1910 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express s25 a and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.7sExpress. lass p m.
NORFOLK And WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-7.55 week
FoR OLD F on co& fFtG and NoRFoLK-1Ss m
Weekdays and $50 2. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY--9.55 a and 20 m. Weekdays
sundays 100 g. Through Vestibuled Trains Bui1et
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2a5 p. week-days
For points New Long Branch Railroad (frOm
West Twenty-third Street Stationl 40. $50 a. m.
- 10 Saturdays onlyl .. 255. 325 40. ass.
and SO p. weekdays sundays T.55. o % a
465 from DesbroSses and COrandt Streetsl 80,
90 p 20. 10 Saturdays Only) $50. 31O. $40
80. 30. and 100 p. m weekdays SUNDAYS = "a
$50 a Cortandt Street only. 345 a. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS I25. T55. T55 Dining Carr SIS, SIS. % Dining
Can. C45J St Louis Limited 1910 Desorosses and
Cortlaudt Streets 10 2M Dining Carl. 1925 Penna-
Car. 155 Dining Cav CDeshrosses and Cortandt
Streets. 22O. 255 32S Dining Carr sos. AS, 429
Dining Carr ASS Dining Car) ass Chicago Limited
for Germantown Jet only) SIS Dining Carr. 655 15S
COS 50 Dining Carr SIS 9.25 Dining Csr), 9S5 tSt
Louis Limited. cas-. 1925 (Penna Limited, 1888 din
ing Carr, m l. IS Dining Carr. 155 Dining Carr
- (DiGng Carr 355. AS Dining Carr, l45S Chicago
655 Dining Carr. T55. e5. SIS 9.25 p u 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1854 lis and 261 Broadway; IS
Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. 283 Fifth Avenue corner
2ath ST.; Aston House; West Twenty-thlrd street
station and stations foot Of DeSDrosses and Coftant
Streets Court Street. sec Fulton Street 800 Broad
ton Jersey city The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
deness through 10 destination.
Telephone ola Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w ". ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Psssr Trar1c ManaKer.
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

SIG bbls; sales 81; exports SOL nrm receipts.
SOS ees; sales 44s ehs; exports 52s Quoted; 4 3.
g D. 81 65. E 81 90; +, 81 65 G.. 81 10; II. g 20s J.
g %: K, 81 So: n. SO 90 \. IS O5 " c. s. 20; W W.
Charleston, Aug 1o-Turpentine firm nominal Rosn
steady A. B. c. D, 81 90; e 81 SIS: F. 81 co. Q, 81 20;
II y 10; 81 co. k 81 70; NJ, 81 50; y. s. 30 " @.
. 10; W ", - 40
Wilmington. Aug 10-Spirits turpentne firm. 4sisc
bid receipts IT6 casks Rosn, nothing doing receipts,
- bhls Crude petroleum Arm 81 70 So IS and 50 .;
London. Aug. 10-Turpentne spirits, 39s 80. Rosin.
American strained, 5s Sd: tine. S. Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

dered. 5I5c: powdered. powdered fruit
aeTed boe Eagie confectioners granuated Csc Eagle
and graduated 10c; Eagle 10
n bags and NJ BAGS OF fne granulated l5c: Eagle
fine granuated graduated and diamond a. &c
confectoners' A, 4s5c Nos and g. Also; No 4IOc,
No o. 4t5c No g. 469c; No Z = SOC; No s 450c; No 8.
43c Nos II 420c; No 10. 4i5c; Eagle powdered;
aSoe crystal domtnoes, in 10c The London beet
sugar market steady ga higher TOR August at
IS Sd. hut unchanged for September at IS SAD The
local market sugar firm with centrifugal.
SO test at 1l6a39tc muscoyado, 50 test S-l6e. and
molasses sugar 50 test. l5-l6c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

- re local market for spot cotton closed dun =.
hes@d prices the basis Of 75c for r,i55,, uI-
Ls-a ana lSc for middnng Gulf Sales 2l0 has Up
-s-NeFlrs on contract. Southern al
lfefFapheo follows: Galveston quiet and sfesS ere
-e-se1 al l2c Baltimore nominal unchanged -,
- l.sh nominal = lower, at l2Ae; Wilmington noi
- unGlctea; Norfolk steady unchanged at i9i5.-
Altlsts nominal. unchanged lSc. 81 Tous 80
snenahgeG al l2zc New-OFleans easy Isulet
~ sales 30 bales Charleston quiet and Am -, a
chafgfG st l2hc; Mobile nominal. '''4' IN
NDIIoN-Heceipts the ports interior roi,.. 90
GAY compared with the day last week s5S 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R- X.
Liberty street and south Ferry tune from
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown heioWl
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MARCH CFTINK-z4OO (T15 EastOn only). alO A
n i 20 44O. 500 o. 45 EastOn Only) P IL Slnday>
Mf n FksBbARRE AND sCRANTON-z40O. slO A.
M 500 p. NJ. SUNDAYS RS A NJ. I = N.
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURsT, TOMS RIVER
AND BAFRNECiAT-z4;O0 940 A NJ. L50 g. 40 Laxs-
wood and Lakehurst Only)s $50 P NJ Sundays, s1S
Atlantic CITY-ts.4O A. NJ. ts-4O P NJ 600 P.
yfSEsLaND AND BRDGETON-fz4OO A II. tlso
SR0vFI POINT PLEASANT AND sfAsHORE
POINTS-z4OO, SS0. 1l.3O A NJ tl1O Saturday only).
24S, 5SO AS. $50 go G15O Wednesdays 70
Asbury Park and Saturdays 20 Point pleasantly, P u.
PEIItADELPHIA-READIN TERMINAL zs42s.
Ii So - 90 tsoo 400 500 fsO0 t7.3O Iao0 P. M
a4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S42s 1880 1850.
SLID A NJ, 100. t'3s0 500. 100. f9-25 p M
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WILLIAMSFOkI-iI40 400 Z4-@5 $500, 1910. (10UO.
Reading POttsvIns and Harrisburg taco. f6.0O
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Froun II. Rsctor ST. Pier s.
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Point Pleasant. 1000
100 A. NJ, 100. eco. 400. 500 eco. 500 (AsburY
ParO p. N sundays, 1000 A. n. 100 400 500 P. NJ
day. sSunday only +Paror only. u Via Tanaqua-
ofsess; Liberty Ferry South Ferry, Astoz HOUSE.
Square West. 1S3 East 125th 273 St 2aS
Columbus Az. New York Court ST. ga Fulton
eaI!s for sRd Saseks baggage TO desti2stion
wee Tres ana Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'E Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
BALTIMORE e OHIO RAILROAD

Leave SeW-4ork city south Ferry Liberty St
Chicago, PtttsbuEE. ~ 10 slZl5 nL
Chicago, Columbus. 55pu
FlttsburEs GleNeland- SS9pm- -40pu- I1mtd
-ftttsburE L1m1ted". 63opn- T0lpm- Buffet
Inc matt, 81 Louis u - mt -l&l5 NJ Sleeper
C1netnna St Louis. 40 25am- 40 30aTn.
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. 2" o 55pm- T-O0pu BlfreE
Norfolk III 55pm. / 0Opm- Diner.
sDaily- fDailys except sunday. fSunday Only.
Offices: l6I, 81. 49,. 1900 BrOa1way Astor House.
Is Union square W. 39l Grand ST., ~. Y. $40 St..
Brooklyn south Ferry and Liberty St Baggage checked
from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits turpentne dull.
dull for low grades but the high grades stiu
steady. they wanted ruled
but unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPIoSTINE-Ou bbls, sc; machine made
bbls. 525Rc.
50 o5: p s2I5! q, So 20; r. 81 90: i $40 X 50 IS.
NJ So 81: y So 20; VI G. 81 s5; " W. 81 10
STOCK ON HAND
Rosnt boa
tuTpentae. hpis t=s
Tar, bbls ifo'
Savannah. AVS. IO-TuTpentins nru zsiss; receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

coffee Gables. -Rio-Coffee market steady; No 7 Rio
$3.50 exchange y ll6d; receipts bags; cleared
Jr the United States, 1000 bags cleared for Europe
STEADY god average Santos $780, receipts bags
ttocAs 10000 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened q
. PIG higher. al 23U Was net haI4 pig higher:
sales 5000 bags Hsvre-Cofee market opened STEADY
~ = franc higher al y unchanged: at m ouiet
she unchanged al $50 unchanged: total sales % 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
f6O0 A. M.-For Binghamton and Syracuse.
5000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST Louis
x1.O0 P. M.-Pocono Mountain Special.
u. 20 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
f4.00 =. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
e. 10 ?. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
sS.45 p. M-Utica, OswegO, Ithaca. Buffalo.
q. 90 A. M--For ChicagO-Slespers open ?. NJ.
Tickets 16T. 1883 Broadway. n. Y; s3s Fulton
St. Brooklyn. 'Daily. Except Sunday. xThur sdays.
Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
ne slatstioa position OF Brazilian is as follows
visible supply
Same time 1902

SOI Business was resumed yesterday or 2 mar
~ $40 n ne cotton market. with uubc
spt@IeAtiy inclined 10 await 1Ylstwortbv n,itca
-, t Prloaole relationship Of supply Ia demand
season before operating aggressvelv on eba- So
4Els leaves the
Tor he ,i 81 tns Professionals and spot dealers who
ttlie neiiis seem uresert --cs-
Hs Slso 70 await developments The oranT ms T M
Io..ts Hleher 70 points lower ana ubya 81
ne Alaiket showed further irrec,,a-i.ito a.
80. stes9t 10 nr1n later
l-s iV better cables and continued n,t-e olltN
see-laiiFe oeFei Dments result ~ - !s1Ils o.
81 w 4sci inat present availsble
be nee SUI practically m the control OF ne supplies
1lsIss seemed particularly demand 4.I e9us.
Nas oHefihg vas advanced 10 Il 10 net 1 &c ttIe
eres-ad 80 '-llils- which We're al frst IN
- ai.l al one time showed ne, $500
= rom , 20 - points Following hst gains
sssea ou slightly under realizing and MAJ ket
raflsh Weekly Bureau report lons OF
lssis fe" points again steadiee closre out efter
ne ADVANCE az 10 points new eeaay az a
s On AagIs which closed II 10 sa sns OF a =
market az the lower levels the sessor loTted the
- lsle n0nthss and there also ssia ing chiefly
'sh- from Europe for the dever4sg De some
Sssa argued that bearish Weather T}rra.Ts II was
10 peen pretty wei discounted 80 on
aha sAofts turned for profits on soft sSo recent
cay was as follows: -"i market to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

.Daily- tDaily, except Sunday. SUNDAY only
OGlces: Liberty Ferry South Ferry Astor Hois-
1871 2l 4s4 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2 5th Av 8 Union
Square West f53 East 18th ST. 273 125th - 2fS
Columbus Ave, New York; Court St Ca. SEQ Fulton
St BROOKLYN $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG Y0rc
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 20 essnato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths Tribuns
~ received .her Uptown once
NO 1.3GA BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII be following branch
ofrces az regular once o'clock
90 sth-aNS:. 3 e e2r 2sd-sL 153 6th-aEe.. cor
l@th-st-: % last t4th-kt.t @5T West 42d-st.. BE-
tween Ith and Sth aves: @63 West 125th-st.F 1.33s
os-<Se" estHeeH 18th and 77ta sEss 1sQ26 3d-ays..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

Good to choice native steers IO6S5 so
Medium fair native 500 20
Poor ordinary native steers Vog 90
OAen ana stays
Good choice native year Que %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

Receipts Of breadstus interior points N housahdS
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbls, grain bushels
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs

Totals 70 all ports................11 ,53i 5,4oS 2
Totals to all points last week O.65a sos p
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-12-20
How to Avoid Smoke and SCOT
IT

TT Is ADAPTED TO:
Any Stove, Any Range, Any Crate.
Any Furnace Any Steam Plant
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-12-20
The Washbrn Ignite smokeless CoaCheapest and Best

By extensive is
dust fir
over Mi qn emoning
is mines a the O. mex
hauile bod o this cs ueL
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-12-20
Any Stove,

fuel Try will be
convinced THAT tist bes stan cheapest fue eont them
at the stage
caueH 1t has someto tn n
VALUABLE anda
0 tandg Norhw
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
A BOX OF SPECIMENS.

Grass Valley. Cal, May 19.-Fully 2OOO people from Grass Valley, Nevada City and the surrounding country jour neyed to Colfax today to greet Presi- dent Roosevelt, and witness the presen- tation of a handsome box of quartz specimens and nuggets. Long before the presidential train arrived from Reno a multitude such as ColfaX had never seen before gathered about the depot.
 As the presidents train pulled in, a mighty cheer went up and as President Roosevelt appeared three rousing cheers were given. The president bowed his acknowledgment. Mounted on a draped truck, Superior Judge Nilon presented the president with the box of quartz specimens. The president accepted the box and made a brief address, thankinS the people for the gift and expressing his appreciation of the compliment pai1 him by the assembly of such large number of people.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
THE APPEAL OF WATKINS
Agains! An Order Granting His Wife
 a Divorce.

Sonora. Cal. May 19.-As a result of an attack made on J. C. Webster, an attorney or this city, Frank Price is dead with a bullet wound through his heart and J. M. Watkins, a saloon keeper, has serious bullet wound in his head. The fight occurred in the at torneys office this evening and grew out of the fact that Webster recently secured a divorce for Watkins wife.
 Watkins entered the office and found the attorney alone. A moment later, Price, who was a bosom friend of Wat kins, also entered and closed the door behind him. A fearful struggle en-
 sued. several shots were. fired in rapid succession and the attorney emerged from the building with a battered and swollen head and a pistol smoking in his hand, told of the battle with his ad- versary. He surrendered to the sheriff. Both he and Watkins will recover.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
GAN NOT BE TOO BRASIL
A Chicago Labor Advocate Speaking
 of the Chicago Strike.

Denver, Colo, May 1S-John G. Dris- coll, secretary Of the board of arbitra- tion of the associated teaming interests of Chicago, is in Denver and is using his Influence for the settlement of the strike. Driscoll was on his way to the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip. but when his presence in this city was learned he was at once asked to remain here a few days and lend a hand in the efforts to secure peace. This morning he had conference with members of the Teamsters' union and this afternoon he addressed a meeting of the Citizens alliance.
 MT. Driscoll urged upon the members of the alliance the necessity of meeting practical questions in a practical man. ner. Unionism, he declared, is a fact and a permanent one, and no amount of theorizing that does not take this into consideration will help matters in the least. MT. Driscoll met the members of the general executive committee of or ganized labor tonight and counseled moderation and spirit of conciliation. Mir. Driscoll has had much experience in the management of labor controvel- sies. He expresses strong hopes of a speedy adjustment of troubles here.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
VENEZUELAN CASE Mexico the Least Interested
 of All Claimants Is the Only One Which So Far Has / Agreed to the Protocol for
 Submission to the Hague.

Washington, n. C.. May 19.-Mexico is the only one of the peace powers that has adhered to The Hague arbitration protocol signed for Venezuela by Mir. Bowen last winter and by Secretary Hay for the United States. The other powers have shown singular and uneX- plainable interference considering the extent of their interests. Holland and Belgium have been the most dilatory Of all in the negotiations, notwithstanding Holland is supposed to cherish the prin- ciple of arbitration more than any oth- CT state.
 If this attitude is unchanged the en- tire expenses of the presentation of the case of the powers before The Hague will fall on the United States and Mexi- co. To this extent the others powers would profit if the verdict of the tri- bunal should be against the allies con- tention that they are entitled to prefer ential treatment.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
THE MAY BLIZZARD
The Worst Ever Experi-
 enCed in Montana
There Have Been at Least Three Hu- mar Victims-The Losses in Stock
 Will Amount to Five Millions.

Great Falls. Mont May l9. - The heaviest sheep and cattle loss in the history of Mcntana. the damage of which will fo0t up as high as $5.OOO. . coo has been caused by the terrible storm which has been raging for the past three days. Tn some sections fully ninety per cent of the sheep on the ranges have perished. Three herders at least have wandered away in the blind ing storm and frozen to d=ith.
 It is difficult to get names. An aged herder, employed by H. H. Wilson at Portage, was lost on Sunday. Two more in the Shelby Junction country. employed by the Floweree Cattle com pany. are missing and there is no hope that they can be found alive Herders have abandoned their flocks on every hand and fled for safety to the settle ments and ranches.
 Nothing like the fury of this storm has ever been witnessed in northern Montana. Of a consignment of 600 cat tie bound for Havre, all but five were found frozen stiff. Losses are reported on every hand and this district will feel the effect of the losses for years.