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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
Very Insignificant

The cost of fire insurance &c
very insignificant as compared TO
the feeling of security it brings
you. And is worth many times
as much as the premium Won
nave n to pay on your policy.
Property without fire insuranCe
protection is very doubtful nro-
perry these days. Your home to
day may be tomorrow a bean of
ashes. P u
Some insurance policies are
very doubtful security. Be care
iui what company's policy Won
Duy. The more careful YOU are
the more likely you are to select
one OF the: LIVERPOOL and
London and Globe, Aetna, Han
over National, North British
Home.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19

Lawyers Hicks, of Graham. Spratt q,
Richlands and Minter, OF Pocahontas
were here this week attending court.
Anyhow, our subscribers will find a
large amount Of good advertising read.
ing in this issue OF the News.
Born to Mr.. Mrs. Walker, on Thurs
day, the 18th. inst, a fine daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Couch, Of Richmond. will
preace in the Baptist church next SIM.
day morning and night. The public is
invited.
Geo.1W. Stellar is i'm Lexington.
attending a meeting of the board O,
trustees of washington and Lee Uni
versity. Mrs. Stellar and the children
are visiting in Staunt
Mrs. Judge Stuart has returned from
her visit east, as has also her daughter
Miss Lucy, who has been "A student in
richmond the past session.
Edward Howard, son Of Frank
howard, was operated upon Monday.
ior Appendicitis, and is reported doing
welt this A. NJ. The case was a very
serious one, and great alarm was fel
that the patient would not recover
Reports are favorable now.
There are too many ladies walking
ana dress skirts at The Big Store. They
must be made to move, and we are de-
pending on the great cut in prices 70
do il.
HARRISON q GILLESPIE Bros.
Matt HARRISON was indicted by the
Grand jury, on Tuesday for the mur-
der or Belle Wingo. near POUNDING,
MIL on last Friday night, an account
Oh winch we published last week. DR.
W. +. Baylor, of Cedar Bluff. who held
the inquest, testified that the woman's
skull was fractured by blow with -
stone, or other instrument.
For the next thirty DAYS the knife
VIII be put into all summer wash
goods organdies Lawns, dimities and
madress will all be reduced to n price
That will make them GO
! HARRISON * Gillespie Bros
Mr.. w. n. Surface has been with 10
TINS week. Uncle Nick" received
hearty greetings from his old friends
de reports his little boy, Henry, as re-
covering after very long and severe
struggle. Mrs. Surface is still in Ron.
noke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Groseclosa q,
Barbourville, former well k1own citi-
zens of this county. are visiting old
friends and relatives in Tazeweu
Rev. Geo. A. Thompson, of Bram
We'll preached two very acceptable ser. |
mons in the Baptist church last Sim
uay' His estimable wife was with him
ana each of them made favorable i'm.
pressions upon our people.
Big reduction in all our Mems andl
Boys suits for the next thirty DAYS.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros
The Big Store.
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District Manager.

James Hartman returned from school
at Lexington yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Saunders and her three
bright little children from Bluefleld
are visiting Mrs. Ed Peery, on Tazewell
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Barnett are
smiling over the advent OF a bady girl
born few evenings ago.
Boys like the style.
Mothers like the wear.
Fathers like the prices
or our boys clothing.
HARRISON Il Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Miss Carabel Watkins, who under
went a severe surgical operation last
week. Is getting along nicely. She mas
as nurse, Miss Nellie French of Bluefleld
We expect to get into our new store
IN about 30 days, and in the meantime
we want to clear up the old stock and
make ready for the new, and are offer
ing some rare bargains.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
e. A. Black, of Abbs Valley, one of
our best men with number OF other
good friends, paid us a pleasant call on
tuesday. Mr.. Black believes in Reel
procity.
Dr. w. A b. ha.., our field agent,
Is reported on the sick list. When
he gets up you may look out for him.
Mr.. A. E. Robertson will leave todav
Tor Craig county, where he expects TO
engage in ministerial work. He will
STOP In Bluefield until Tuesday morn
ing when he will be joined by Rev
Robert Elmore and Geo. Surber who
are going to spend several days in
Craig.
Now is your time. Money saved is
money made. We want to close ont
as much as possible OF our old stock
before moving into our new store. We
want everything TO look spicz, span and |
new and are offering some great bar
gains. Don't miss them.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
Persons DESTROYS Of joining the |
chorus OF the Association should send
lheir names to the undersigned not
ater than July 1st., in order that the
classification may be completed for the
practice Of July Bird.
John W. st. Clair,
'ec'y. and Treas. TazewelI Choral and
Orch. Assn.
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June II, 1908, g.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
BUSHELS OF GOLD

May be paid to some insurance
companies for fire protection; We,
not one dollar of the face value
OF their policy could be realized
by the holder. Because all fire
insurance companies do not insure
some are good and some are
Dad 1t requires men acauaint-
ed with facts concerning insur-
ance to be able to pick out the
good from the bad companies.
we have the facts-all of them
necessary to prove the reliability
OF the companies we represent
hese facts are open to your
careful examination every bust
ness day in the year.
HE F. D. Kits
Insurance Agency.
Insurance Headquarters,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
Nothing Like it in the
Coal Field.

The "Cute Photo" studio, No. 235
Princeton Avenue, where you get 2S
"cute photos In 4 artistic poses for 80
cents. Here for short time. Come
quick. Lost time is pull-back to fun.
NO. 235 Princeton ave-, Bluefield, w.
w. June124i.
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It's
a
Fact,

Rev. Walton Greever, who has been
spending his vacation with homefolks.
VIII leave today for his work in Column
oia' >. c. Mrs. Greever will spend the
summer in the Garden.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
Local News.

Mrs. c. l.. Alexander was driving ON
the streets Tuesday.
A new drink at Pobst. 1t is refresh.
ing.
Miss Grace Tarter, of Wittens Mill
was In town shopping Tuesday.
II you want a nice Milk Shake call
at Pobst. He has fine milk shake
machine.
See the wonderful Ride For Life" in
Pocahontas on July 4th.
So far June has been fernent the
Summer resorts and ice men.
Special train to Pocahontas and
return, July 4th.
When you are hot or fatigued. call
and get refreshing drink or ice cream
at Pobst
The date OF the County Fair has
been changed from September to Octo-
Der. 6. Z. 8.
Hon. Jos. c. Wysor and others. will
deliver addresses in Pocahontas ON
July 4th.
Some nice chamber sets at Pobst
All prices.
A small croud in town on Tuesday
boys busy working corn.
$4,000 in prizes given away in Poco.
hontas, July 4th.
Boys you will find marbles at Pobst.
Call and see my hammocks. Al
prices at Pobst.
Mrs. ID. S. Kelly, who has been visit
ing In the Falls Mills neIghborhood has
raturned to her home, at Coeburn.
For the next thirty DAYS we will sell
at greatly reduced price any mans OF
boys suit In our stock.
HARRISON * Gillespie Bros.
The Big Store.
A few peices OF choice China and
Japan mating left at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Cecil Kelly, son Of Rev. r. A
Kelly, returned TO his home here last
week, after a profitable session AT
Trinity College, Durham, n. C.
The famous Red Mems Band, of
Roanoke Virginia, consisting OF Is
pieces, will be In Pocahontas on the 4th
OF July. Come and hear them.
We are crowded for space this weel,
we ask our friends TO indulge us.
Samuel G. Peery, from Washington
and Lee, is home on vacation. Prof
Robt. Henry is home, also, from Black
stone.
Of course everybody will read Chan
mans large ad. on first page of this
paper.
Buston changes his large ad. on 3rd
page, this week,
The Normal School, at Tazeweu
College is well underway. Quite q
number OF teachers are present.
Now is the time for bargains at The
Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The News Office is doing a large
amount Of nice Job printing for the
best and most exacting business men
and doing it satisfactorily, too.
r. A. Hartman is keeping Bachelor
Hail. Mrs. Hartman and the baby are
away.
Great summer clearance sale now on
at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bras.
Attorney w. H " erth is on busi-
ness In Coeburn and other western
towns.
Ladies summer shirt waists at greatly
reduced prices at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Contractor Barnett will build Hon. A
StClairs residence on the Lyons DROP
erty.
A big cut in ladies silk waists at The
Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Foot races, Bicycle races. Water
roces, Potato races, Running races.
Jumping contests, Pie-eating contests
and 10 other attractions in Pocahoutas
on the 4th Of July. ]
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19

j. Henry Preston, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true. TO
the best of my knowledge and belief.
HENRY Preston, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
tins 18th day of June, 1903.
j. Powell Royal, N. P.
Correct-Attest:
S. e. GRAHAM,
A. ST. CLAIR, Directors
JNO. w. CROCKETT.
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Two Secrets of Success

Two Secrets of Success
The success of The Mutual
Lie Insurance Company of
New York is due:
FirSt-To its selection of
risks:
1t writes no insurance in unhealthful
regions or on vicious or sub-standsrd lives.
See0na-To the investment
OF its funds:
Send for "A Bankers Will" which
tells how the greatest accumulation OF
trust funds in the world is invested.
Good health and good in
vestments will go long way
toward making anyone rich.
This Company ranLs
<frH-ln Assets.
<''1f-In Amount Paid Poliey-hoId.-
L HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW York
ReHA.D A. hccURDy. Prssideat.
Frank w. Adams, manager for
Virginia.
The F. D. Kits Insurance
Agency
District Manager.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
Notice to Debtors

All parties indebted to the estate os
tne late Austin Mullen, are hereby no.
tined TO come forward at once and
make settlement with the undersigned
j. B. MULLEN, Admir-,
1,no - ,ooo Yards, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-19
Report OF the Condition or
Bank of ClinCh Valley

AT Tazewell, Va, in the Common
wealth of Virginia, at the close of
business, June 9, 1903, made to the
Auditor of Public Accounts of the
Commonwealth of Virginia.
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 7.-Catte-Peceipts 1000 head slow
nominal poor medium 81 e5S4 So stockers and feed
ers 81 900 - 90 81 5QS4 50i heIfers SgSt 90 can
nes 81 50GS2 7O bulls S2a$+ 20; calves 50 5QS7 Texas
So 2lf6Si 80; Western 50 25Si 80 Hogs
Receipts to-day 30 COO head, tomorrow, OO06 left over
s. 90: good choice heavy. So 30gS5 80; - heavy
81 0aS5 light 3OGS5 90 bulk OF salTs 50 tj3$5 30
SheerReccipts 5000 head steady; lamt STEADY COCA
81 5Oa$3 25; native lambs. S3 259S6.
Cincinnati, Aug I.-Hcgs- active, $l1,Si 90 Catte
strong. 50 25a$4 S. Sheep dull 81 25gs5 80. Lambs
Kansas City Aug. 7-Cattle-ReceIpts. 1.s5o natives
and 1850 Texans Calves-Receipts $50 Texans and 20
natives. Beeves dull and lower quarantine lower native
Western lower socke.s ard feeders 6G choice
S49S4 go. feeders 81 40Si TO- Western RED
S3G s5; Texas and Indian steers IS gS4 texas
So 25aS4 80: Gamers SqS2 3O bulls, 50 1898 calves
HoRS-Receipt. 200 head; market steaoy 10
lower top. $5 40; bulk Of sales 50 apS5 70; heaE
s. s5Qs2 20; mixs9 packers s. l0g$1 = Light s. -S
head, market steady lambs, lOc higher:
natives S3dS5 20: Western lambs 50 90GS5 4 fed ewes
Clipped sheep 81 65QS sockers and feeders 81 0Q
East Buffalo Auz 7-CattIe-Receipts. 500 head: Ighy
demand; market steady prime shipping steers. 81 $50
50 56IS4 35: 81 5O6$4 stockers and feeders qS4
VeaIs-Receipts market SOC higher at 50 500
81 so Hogs-Recepts 1900 head market active; 90 IOe
lower on light grades heavy, 50 T5S5 So mixed 50 s1
s. a5 Workers S6d$G 10; pigs So 20aS6 20 roughs - %
dS5: stays. S4GS4 so; dairies, s. 5GdS6 Sheep and
Iarnbs-Recepts. 3,150 head; sheep STEADY iaInns S
81 y: ewes IS 25dS3 so: sheep. mixed 81 50GS3
IIberty 7-Cattie slow. choice, @U4SO
prime s5GS5 10 good 90GS5 10 Hogs lower prime
heavy S. 55GS5 80 mediums Sc l0aSG 49, heavy Workers
S49s5 Sheep dull wethers, So sQS4; culs and COZ
nlon 81 5O4$2 yearngs S3$4 80 Veal calves St9S' %
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

Tesponsise for break TO 90 points In wheat ano
ye- ,,S. Al Feris Local traders carried wheat
Aso some demonsraon by the bears on The fine weather
IheIe was an Increase Western receipts
ated ranor TO the effect buIiish private estimate
S ne .sortWest crop might be Monday, but
Stsonu sesSylng the malket close
Eso ntte enect Even at the break exporters
eager to take wheat,
- oHy II los ali al outpors. St a seller
he carry IN the day and Chicago reported heavy
llnks uy a. operator who was credited beng good
nu eF on Ihutsday Reports Interior denoted
offerings Argentine eh rart for the
week amounted 70 i,l20,O5o bushels h
coo bushels the previous week Broonlhau cable sad
supplies Il the principal points southeast OF Europe
were aoout ? +uoUVV bushels smaller last
No Northern, Duluth e7Ac; No / NorthsTn Cnicago,
sSe; No hard Chicago 95%c all TO arrive: No red,
J>eM-. ofA' eoe spot. Notwithstanding large
shipments reaching 1886 bushels. compared
with SS4l bushels the week and hne weather
al tnfoUgh the West corn acted firm day
oy me room element was that important
2t Chcas2 had taken hold IN atlou
u Psslole scare over cool weather Temperatures
coaing 70 the map pretty Central West.
1ut hardly enough create any Immediate
Export trade consisted here and loads al
ouprs Al the close prices &c above previous
vas with NO 5S9sc elevator o b
20 white 595ec. and No yellow b ....
during the day sympathy corn Cash sales here
%ers 1000 bushels No closed asc No g. 81 &c:
anG standard white 401zc YE-Market steady No
Western. Slze afoat; State rye 5SG59 ac......
BAht4E4--Market duh Feeding quoted 52c and
mating 81 = gore, both Z New-York. Wheat.
Guiding -four exports ending August c.
condng 70 B-adstreets. aggregate 504o 629 bushels,
3, ,lel,44z bushels
this year For weeks of the cereal year
1902 exports for the week aggregate SS4
For five OF present year they
aggregate 60sS bushels against 494 3 bushels IN 1892
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

= g.
cudrg 20 export alive, los for slaughieers aho
for market On receipts ssfs rgsd 9 qp5 a
decline IuC good choice grades. ana iyF &c
undergrades bulls also were easier COWS hea ~
fairly we'll The yards rot CLEARED common y
choice native sold 81 so9$5 50 per 100 10 e1
of common Western hsifbrsas &3 ~ bulls al - .Sd
81 % cows a. 1885, Dressed beef slow Al q -
Le- extra Cables for cattle ana s-esP
Gnchanzed: refserator beef higher at sse per n tx
ports today incus5 0J quarters Of beef on the ao
10 liverpool the Norris Beet Copany To-rnorIoE
Menomnee. for London. viii csr.y 80 cate an
go quarters OF beef Tor sohwarzschild sIl-1sTss
ana 40 j. Shan5erg & son; the BrltsA h4hs
with 49, cattle foT j.
8 Son - for * Co and 30 for the swirl SeeI
for MaHchesler- VIII carry aoI
3G5 ". Z Dean; the Luc2nia VII oe iS4en
aIth 500 quarters Of beef for the cadaay PACKING
Company. making the totals fer the week $50 cet
Lao sheep $500 quarters OF osst all 70 ports Of
Great Britain. vi \ the exception of hlI cattle
Sales Sanders: Kentucky steers Ass 70 avefIgs ;
per 100 10 Is l-ll o al 81 80 ~ 40 SS-
Tb At s5 rs. i do t2s5 n. 50. z 5gn9o % l2!'
~ at y Ii0T n, 81 = 90 ~ virginia 90
Ills 70 s4 co.; 20 DO 9.2 ~ q. g =h 70 "he Ieo o. q
a s. .. DO ioo n At 50 Is 10 to s%o n a 5o'
ii4 n al Ss s.. d. lu2o n. a . .. sS
is5 n al g 7o e DO. olg = :. g so Co. iols m iS
do. s6s 70 at 81 $. DO 7s5 70 al 81 q =, :. "a
McFt Co: l9 Kentucky steers iSso 70 Al - %
Z a. 1894 r. at $ 90: = 90 2lT 70 a. s. 20; - 90
r. So: 20 ca lI5> n a. - so aa 4ss2 T. a. - 30
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


aND pFAS-The choice large
tsf-zA-S zSS -fo,,- sfeady Al 50 so
s55ev dGH and weak and the feeling OF is bare
Trere Is stu light jobbins demand Tor ali
S ysreties Red kidney quite arm; some holders are
r-ore than Other state oesns N Hghi
sens5d and prices unchanged VERY little doing in
the Scotch peas weak We
toeEH rSs-ns marrow choice per 50 75S2 so
SSS,ro s. 22la aS2 5: pen. So 3: 90 red kidney,
uhi kidney 81 tol3SZ tot 90 yellow
80 q ~ do oiack turtle So 69GS2 20 DO lima
Tfserra 80 458s2 So Italian medium g IuDA- u:
- orher foreign medium 81 S5ds2S 90 t9relsn' pea
e7e9 5 rse1 neas Scotch bags prime. per nuAh ~ 10
s-Es- ~ gaIr ausnuty stock reported to-day.
49, the demand pretty good anG arrivals cieaatd
90 81 Fail late prices: indeed the feeiing on
Irefiv extra creamery was trne arneI, ~ltn some
fss ~ spscial lines premium of 4991c ever our
quotations Firsts steady but t's lo~eI gEes are
Trits tfon creamery Is quiet, and renoEaisd
as ons business in current packed factory az 44loc
-.7~6s IA arsts ard line Of choice fancy June
stoct soid st We quots; Creamey exiIas A A PS a.
I7Ef9lhc: seconcs. tV4Iicf thlFls,
tsTrsIZe. a. state dairy tubs hrsts nag 20
.eras isiGc- thirds- i4azc: DO toaFths 4ts- FsS
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeE-York. august :, 1903.
CoFFEE-There q continued demand Tor November
af The character and party that noted
Tnurscay. The buying SO heavy, and al the
opening The market lUH5Gl9 points lower unoer
disappciltiuE European cables and lower primary
market turned ErTer. reCOvei e.
most OF earl and closed stL1Cy . points
higher % . points or the primary Rio
and Santos 10 rciz aul. wtile Hamburg
was r. pig Isher ans EETre "a - higher. these
were considered tIl response 20 the advances
loczI the preceding day Primary re
ceipr= however, demand NOVern
IS yariuusy explained The house purchasing the
coffee has European connections. and the buying
said 10y be for the purpose of anticipating
en- advance result Of possible bad crop news in sep
BY & activity
repetition Of that usually
notice day active option is approaching. and
that IL siIu-g September longs getting out
and switching INTO November. Il is said that private
offers ~ September have been made fav0TiEg this view
Tne sellers in the market have been various room
-rcers believed 10 be H1uGsrlug long coffee and import
spot quiet, quotations The
basis C- 51sc for RIO No =
prices to-day
--e -E
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

do ss5 70 at s. g; DO esS 10 at 8 80; a 90 & los
I 81 so' ! bT l23e % q 8: do l3e2 81. r. al - %
J. sham6erE son: II Ohio steers l4IG 10 at s. so:
is 0 s. q is e a. o. 1925 "a b @ q $ : a.
, G o. at p & 10 = he9SSey 95S ao llss & ri AZ M, ~ s5
IS -. do l24I 10. al s. 20 a.. 1925 r. Al sa
g Izss ? s 30 i a. isls p At s 0' is Vs;ns
Newton Co: 81 Kenucky steers 1897 r. al s. .; II
Western halfbreeos common l56 10 al IS 90 bulls.
1867 n. :5; do 1888 n s. 10: Is Ohio cows.
Tobln Shannon: 1s Buffalo steers. 1850 n. s. 45;
So n al a ss 81 &c. a t Su 1919 n al s. 2o i do ss3 n
Ni s ). S :as sE5 al ' s. Sa. sG h. 0as 81
Sc ~; do. LOO 10 al 50 10: COWS $50 D. at 50 20
a H. Eppstein: IS Kentucky steers n. 81 So
Mks5;SS > EsRuoy @ s, sfssFs s :, lss' z IN n $ -
CALvE vEs-Reeeip.s were 81 head all for the market.
making, with the stale st.c ck. $40 sale Veals
taiy steady and buuermiks firm; the stock was all
n: tops al s. 2ls cuis at $4ss4 50 buttsrmks S4
I2c per n mainly at Od IL sc country dressed
6Qlo1.c, and few Of the best up to lie.
81 s75 per ~ l54 n 81 C2ls do, $50 ~
5siifS Vi @riFH5 riS CO? Z eut,srn,gks I42
Isl b. at IS: do. 100 n Al SO 50 60 I5o n $ 55
s. q0 &C. ltI rasse3 a e5 80 go m So 3. I Sd ID at S0 0O lo ID at
Judd s Co: q veals. ~ Sc Is: fed calves
a65s esti. rs ysa: ssa rs v.s a at 80 Is 81 so II
Ksrns DS04 co3isson S' Co - 2rsnis calves. 2oS n a;
H. H. Hollis: veals go 10. at 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 23 cars or 54O0
head all for the MAJ ke with the exception OF car.
ana, counting the stale stock. there "a
sold Sheep ruled steady. with moderate inquiry
good handy ghts; heavy sneep neglected lambs
were less active than yesterday and while grades
were ebout steady all others easier and selling
prir sheep sold So 506S3 30 per 100 70;
lchoice) al So 1894; medium prime lambs S5G
Sc 10; bunch 81 ~
Sales-Newton & Co.: ~ West Virginia lambs. Ts 70
average Sc % per 100 n: go do 20 10 IS 10; sI
do 20 10. al s6 10 2l6 Kentucky do IS 10 at So l9T
So "a; 216 do. 65 n. IS 90 Kentucky yearlnRs.
10. at So West Virginia sheep lO4 b 81; 1i3 Ken
tucky do los 10 at So so: 20 do 100 10 at Ss 3 do
10 10 at IS 25
Kerns Conn ssion Company: Virginia lambs - -
s. G5: 1876 Kentucky do. rs h 81 G1; Pas do 90 10
at 81 - 42t do 30 10 s. 25 IS Kentucky yearinSs
io n az 81 So los Kentucky sheep C3 n al 81 ?5 80
- 10. So.
Harrington & CO. 24O Kentucky lambs &C 70 $6
23 do as 10 Sc; 230 do 81 n at 50 S; 2l do, 20
10, at s. So; Kentucky sheep I04 10. at So 90
Mcpherson & Co; 263 Virginia lambs 6s 10. al So
29 do = 10 at s. a0 2l7 do. SO 10 at -; 80 Virginia
Tobin & shannon: PIG Kentucky lambs. - 10 at
~: Il Kentucky sheep 90 10 at 81; II do, l2S 10
at So 80: 100 Kentucky lambs. - 10, S. 20
J. r. WilserS0n: 231 Kentucky lambs f6 10 at 50 50
5. Judd & Co: S5 Buffalo lambs. e6 10 at S5
andrew MUlen ~ State lambs, ~ 70 at - ga
HoGS-Rece pts were cars, or / l23 head and about
carload altoEether was on sale Feeling trifs nrrl
dressed hogs almost nominal at S1a19l2c per 70
Saes-Tobn & Shannon: ~ State hogs, l5I 10 aver
at So 80 per 100 to do 226 n. at Sc % stas 20
70, at 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Lve-pool Aug- 7--c7oslns-w -wreat-Spet quiet ana
steady No Northern spring Gs "a: NJ western.
winter. d. I California. -
steady; September. O. 4.sd- October 6s +A6. Corn-
n steady. -
st.s1y: September 6s.d: October a. T4d Hous al
Lon6on-PerInc Coast st--Gy. SsdEI I5s Peas
Canadian, IS sid -ui-t B-et-Exra India quiet
sSs- pork prime. Western outlet IS "a Hans
Short cut. Il 70 Is % 5T- g. Baco9cunoerla
% so 70. .-ea6y. tc n.
natd1les - -. Am.
clear uiddlc- heavy 25 40 y. firm ST.
20 IA
TO ~ n steady Shoulde Square "a -
Quiet s-s Lard-Pr tifrC-s American
refined pals. steady. ass. Che-se-Am-Tcaa nnrs-
quiet American finest col0TsG. Arm. us O.
T2iioU-Pruae city steady, z3s AuEtralan IN London
dun 2ss "a Turpen,ine-Snirt - FIRM 59s o. Lass1
OF dun -. Flou--St fancy winter. qUet s. 5
sutsr-Cood CuIisd steady. SSs Petroeua no1-
a. ID RI. n-Comna1u e. Cottols-ed OIL
Han renned-Spot nru. -. Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. THE Commercial Bulleta'' say
Tomorrow: There is boom Ohio XX fleece. thanks
tte scarcity Of nne Australian Ohio Xxx has ad-
vauced CSC 15c clean Ohio deRiue sold
36c. There has been advance IN heeees which
fairly plentiful Old Montana 1892 clip. fine staple
sold at 2cc this week and new strict medium stap,e
a quarter blood wools. 3 superfiue
imported class No 3 woods
arp houneSpun and cheViot
than American woods
and cost re the pound than domestic
blood khorasEsn, EandahaFs and
especial, desirsbe The opening Of new light welEh
wooIens compares favOrsby with the weight
Ing Iast winter Wall street c has been without
effect wool credits ne snip1ents o.
NO tEt-- ssecsmbFr 81. 10
are s7s pounds against l64 3323
date last date li549s
pounds against pounds for the period