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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Discovery of Purple.

A dog belonging to Hercules Tyrius
was one day walking along the sea-
shore when he found and ate murex,
a species of shellfish. Returning to
his master, the latter noticed that the
dogs lips were tinged with color, and
in this manner Tyrian purple was dis
covered. The color was used in the
robes of emperors and mobiles, and the
expression "born to the purple" meant
that the person was Of high birth. 1t
is strange to think that the fayorite
color of royalty can be traced to the
curiosity or hunger of the dog of Tyre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
SMEAR Reets In Colorado.

! The Colorado growers of sugar beets
are gradually coming to the conclusion
that their lands will not Withstand
such heavy croppage and that they
will peter out in time unless some kind
Of fertilizer can be employed in prac-
teal way. Just how to add decaying
vegetable matter, technically known
as humus, to the soil 10 the one great
problem for them to solve. Corral
manure, green alfalfa, the lops and
tops Of sugar beets and even weeds
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22

DANISH DAIRY METHOD.
Manipulation of the Udder as Prac-
4iood hx Prn.rreSSiNa nairXn,an

Manipulation of the Udder as Prac-
ticed by Progressive Dairymen.
! A test of Danish dairy methods at
the Wisconsin station, reported by
Professor Woll in bulletin 96, shows a
constant daily gain in the amount Of
milk from manipulation Of the udder
when milking.
The SOondergaard system, one of the
methods taught in the dairy schools
and used by progressive dairymen in
Denmark, is as follows:
t First Manipulation.-The right quar-
tiers of the udder are pressed against
each other Gf the udder is very large
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
FiO. 3.
Fig. 4.
SECOND MANIPULATION.

are lifted and grasped into the gland
from behind and from the side. after
which they are lowered to draw the
milk. See Figs. and 4.
Third Manipulation.-The teats are
grasped with partly closed hands and
lifted with push toward the body OF
the COW, both at the same time, by
which method the glands are pressed
between the hands and the body. The
milk is drawn after each three pushes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Motto Eor-Publicaton.
Department Of the interior.

Department Of the interior.
United States Land Office. 'FN
st. Cloud, Mimi, Dec. II. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fl cd notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of District Court at Long Prairie on Jan
ssasS for the he's az Of sWH and Mn S of SCI N Of
Soc 5. twp. 1877, of Range 3d.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of Said land. viz. Edward Bossnardt of
Sank Centre Mimi, Isaac Stegner of Sank
Centre, Mimi, Alvin Beauernfeind of Sank
Centre. Mimi, and Jessie Eckert of Sank
Centre, Mimi.
NJ. D. TAYLOR. Register.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22

A movement is on foot for the cree.
ton of a memorial in Bury st. Ed.
mund's to the memory Of the thirteen
martyrs who suffered at the stake in
that town.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Notice Fer Publication
department of the Interior.
United States Land Office. 80 sm

SHRfOSN DVetOOS OIIICH.
IT. CLOUD, Mimi, JAN 2, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the foiIowinp
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim
ana mat said proof will be made before the
February 18th 1903, viz: Alfred Kruger. Fl.
4: NO; 1850, for the NW4, NE4 of SWA lots
ana OF section z. twp 1877, Range 80.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz Isaac Stegner of Sank
centre. Mimi, George Bnsshardt of Sank
Mimi. and Albert Oldham of Sank Centre
MINI.
M. d. TAYLOR, Register
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-22
Bout Be FooLED,

Take tho geauines oSt9an0
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
Made only by Madisea Mol.
cine Co.. hAdissa, Wis. Z
keeps yoa well. Oar trade
marx cat on each pac19Ge.
Price, IS cents. Never 90
In bulk. Accept ne e ees
tute. Ask yedsf drsEE1f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1908

York. green per bushel basket s1asi 90: DO SIC
81 10 do Per bag T5ce5s1 nearby = hbl has
ket 50cq$f: SQUASH marrow. per hbl. S1dsl 90. To
MATOES. nearby. Acme, per box. 5OcGS1 DO Monmouth
County. Acme box. 5O9T 5c do ordinary. $3.50.
do south Acme l077Jc. do ordinary.
a4uc; TURNTPS. nearby. Russia. bhi. 81 20
SUSDRIE@ BEESwAX held steady a soc per n.
MAPLE SUGAR quoted aaIOisc per 10 and SYRUP 90
gS0c per gallon GINSENG ROOT firm s6dsS 80
N for Northern and Eastern sass so for Western and
81 5Ods5 for Southern and Southwestern HONEY held
steady at la14c Per n for clover comb GgTe per n for
extracted and J060c per gallon for Southern extracted
Peanuts in fair demand and held steady We quote;
PEANUTS. Virginia hand picked. Jumbo ~. 6Ag
sac DO fancy 4%a5e; do extra Sitg39i1c' do sneIed
spanish. No ]. 5isa5i7c; do No 3e{3i2c. do Ntrsria
No l. 4G4itc: do No Sg3l4c; PEcANs. round LOTS IN
HAY AND. STRAW-HAT-only fair trade noted to-
day but receipts making oppressive formation and
prices rule about steady for all good merehanabe nay
The demand under the later arrivals OF safe
quality new and quotations for both grades viii soon run
similarly Very rough lots OF old should not
he sent forward with te expectancy Of obtaining ready
notice STRAW-Supplies steadily full. and the
market Is shaping in buyers favor Best long rye is
quoted 9o9Sc 100 10 Receipts OF hay and straw.
In tons reported the Produce Exchange az noon to
cay Hudson River Railroad Erie. 14e: Penn
syvania 80: Delaware, Iackswanna and Western. 20;
Ihgh Valley 100: Baltimore and Ohio 30: by river boats
$40: total 12J0 Receipts Of straw 800 tons. We
quote: Prime. old per 100 N, 81 o. do new. e5cGSl:
No l. eOQe5c. Nc Q S2izGS7l5c: No 3. 1eisT5c small
bales &C less than large. Clover mixed ToGT5c; do
55G6lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


~ DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
New York. September LIST. 1908.
Taxpayers who desire 10 obtain their bills promptly
be procured in the borough oces stating their property
by Section or Ward. Block and Lot. or Map Number
making copy Of from their bills Of last year
assessed personal the rcq1iSt-
tion should also request bill for such tax
Each TequisitiOn should be accompanied by sn enyeL
bearing proper address OF the applicant AND
WITH RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID.
In case OF doubt IN regard Ward Sections Block
Number taxpayers should take their deeds TO the
Department and Assessments and have their
property the OF that Department, and
forward 10 the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes with tbs
requisition certified memorandum OF their property
which will be furnished by ths Department OF Taxes
Assessments
Taxpayers in this manner viii recsivs their bills
turned by mall the earliest possible moment. and
avoid delay caused BY waiting lines. "a Is re-
quired n OF personal application.
The reqUsition b addressed and mailed 70 the
Deputy Receiver OF Taxes whichever borough the
property located. follows:
JOHN J. McDONOCGH, No 81 Chambers Street Bor-
ouEh Of Manhattan, New York
JOHN UNDERHILL. corner Third and fremont
JACOB s. VAN WICK. Municipal Building. Borough
Of Brooklyn. New York.
FREDERICK W. BLECKwENN. Jackson
Avenue and Fifth Street Long Island City Borough OF
JOHN DE MORGAN. Bay and sand Streets Staple
ton. Staten Island. Borough OF Richmond, y. Y
After receiving the bills the taxpayer viii that they
properly related then draw check for the net
bill and check with addressed envelope with
postage prepaid Deputy Receiver IN whichever
borough the property ia located
ALI. BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST BE
DAVID +. AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
OTHER mARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

C-bicaro sent 1-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head
market slow shade lower; god to ime steers -
Sc. poor to 100 50 %; stockers and eeders
n5 81 40: cows and hetfers ST 5OS5; 81 500
bulls S2GS4 calves. 81 50GsT Texas fed steers
So 25dS4 so: Western steers SO 25fS4 45. HOGS-Re-
head: tomorrow. 2SO00: market
steady 10 &c lower: mixed butchers IS pa 50 So
good 10 choice heavy 35S5 20; rough heavy sass 3O
light S5 OdS6 bulk Of sales. 50 20GSj 90 SHEEP
Receipts market for sheep steady; lambs
higher; good to choice wethers 81 l0s3 So
fair choice mixed. 81 25dS3 native lambs, Sc 5OlSS
Cincinnati. Sept. 1.-HOGS active. higher. 81 254S6
CATTLE steady s6Gs6 *. SHEEP strong. 81 25Gs3 10
u Kansas CITY Sept I..cATTLE-Recsipts 1900
Caves 1900 Corn cattle steady to loc lower wintersd
Westerns lower and feeders slow sale weak
native steady TO oc tower quarantine weak chocs
and 81 sass J0 fair 20 good
5Oas4 S. stoekers and feeders 81 10gS4 Is western
fed steers S4d$4 Texas and Indian steers 81 4oSS 9
81 5OdS2 80; native cows 81 e0as3 go native
calves So 25dS5 so. HOGS-Receipts. 5000; market
steady 20 &c lower pigs strong top S. So bulk Of sales
IS 30S5 7O heavy Sc 2OGS5 co. packers IS 45D
IS TO light s. 5Os5 so: Workers s. 7OGS5 So pigs 50 90
ass 80 SHEEP-ReceIpts. S.c00: market 10d25c higher
than last close. lambs 81 50s5 20; Western
lambs 81 1895: 81 5OQs3 80. Texas clipped
yearlings So 4OdS4 Texas clipped sheep 81 30q$S 50:
stockers and feeders. s2GS3 30 ,o-.
Hers Island CATTLE steady: choices. g goo
IS CO. prime. SIS IOdS5 25 fair. 81 25dS4 90 HOGS
steady prime heavy e5dS6; medium SO 20S6 30 heavy
Workers GS6 3O light Yorkers So 10dS6 10 pigs.
IS 7OGsS 50: roughs Sass Is. SHEEP steady: best
IS s0dS4: cuils and common 81 5VgSz sprl1s
lambs s. 5OaS5 65: veal calves. So T59sT 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York- September !. 1908
slsned sales reported beef steady:
Gables quoted American live cattle selling at l2AqlZ;c
Tse , "eis G II I lea. s csttIe ard 05
hP for j. ss@G sssa S SEQ Sa Beer ff ompa Ia
he1d for the Norris Beef ana Is Ss2 a
TeutOnie for Liverpool Is estimated to carry 800 guar
@ 5 O ,S S te os el Ss Phladephs for
southampton will take 500 quarters for Schwarzschild
sulzberger and also estimated to carry 1900 quar-
5 sSs sot al f fT ss orer from were ys
total Of s5 head be sOdsc at Jersey City and sos
800 calves unsod mainly grssseTs and wsseTnsTs
sai2o per n country dressed 5sIIc: dressed
saies-s sanders: veais 100 70 average. at IS Per
100 n Do $50 ~ at e. & 49, Z de- $50 no 10 At 81 &C.
John Ducey: Ii vess i6I 70. at SIS Is; DO i7e n.
e GSE'' q SEA 1s ~ ys s. az a. ESQ # at S. e. 90 90
IT. a. Hume g Bro veais 215 n at SIS; DO. 2Os
SHEEP AND LAMRs-ReceiDts. all for the market .s.,
S8ls 1913 head making with the STOCK
carried over from ota 9f 81 b Sars s 20 ee
in price Lambs quiet and steady with the exeep
aee Of unod Sheep 'S sod at s. 5oas 50 per
acI ss. at ssass 5 eus at S. 5asi So canada lambs
SIS 3qs5 90 Dressed mutton. Sg1-o per 10 dressed
sales-kerns Commission Co; 25s Virginia lambs. q
Do IS r. at So Isl DO s. p So ISL d. IS n At
s. % 219 Kentucky d. . No. az sS lS; III :. d0 sa
IeI A. ~ " AZ IS so 300 do IS n 1O6 Indiana
a9 20 n; aL Sss ~ 90 s1e IS Ksntucky sheep (Weth
ers1 IS 10 al "a; as do los n. a 90 40.
Tobin & Shannon: 263 Virginia lambs. 81 10 a. 80 1o
23 STATE ,o, Dc 81 n at 10 Al rs x m a9 de- IS H. at
IS CO. state sheep 102 NJ at SO so: do III 10 al So
is Buffalo do. 121 10 o. 81 date yesterday % Penn
NsHtsn & Co: isi Virginia lambs. IA 10 at So 1s5
West Virginia DO "a ~ at s. 90; 51 DO o. 70 az - ~
90 EeriucIy sheen iii N al So 25 OF n. So
do 81 r. at s. so: 2s Kentucky 90 SO n at IS; Il
s Sanders SIS state lambs IS 10 at 50 5e i2c Pen1-
vIyanI do "a n 80. las do. 5e ~ az % 20 10
DO 6s n at IS 1Os do 81 n a. S.; ls2 Canada do -
at So 90 90 Pennsylvania do es 10. at S. 10 do 81 10
Iusd & Co: rs Kentucky lambs: IS 10 at 3 90;
60 40 az m AZ IS 30; 90 Buffalo do. SO n at s. So
I35 MEXICAN do tcuilsl. GO n. at 50 10 =. 40 ,-,,
J. H wiIkerson 70 Kentucky sheep III 10 a. - 81 e
~ az were 1914 cars. 274l head about
and Pennsylvania hogs heavy 70 about medium weign,
sold at Sc IOds6 IS per 100 10 Country dressed quoted
az 81 aeIac Per n for medium 70 light weights,
gs 5f Sc * sr 100 NJ DO 24s 10 at SC roqshs
go 10 at 50 So do 43o n at $ 10 Gate yesse, To-
PeHnsSiania do iii 10 Sc IS; roushs. go 10. at
% % Az Hume Bro 80 state hogs III ~ at SO rs
50 CO. 1871 do i2s r. e. % 4 tor lOt 90 zoo n q;
IS 40 do s43 No. at s. 80: DO 2 81, NJ a. s. Is.
ronsbs' geo n at s. Is.
II Hollis Gate yesterday; STATE R9Ss a, Us 60 60
Tou 1S iGs ss S al S S. DO H. S. 3d. stag
Rerns commission Co Gate yesterday: 100 Pennsyi-
Tbp Z shannon date yesterdays 2 Pennsylvania
hog, i55 n at So Is: stag. go 70 at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

No l. 54a54lkc. BARLEY-No = 65c: sample S7geoc
CORN-Daccm5eT. 81 4c.
Minneapolis. Sept 1-WHEAT-Decsmber, SOC; Say.
s2ssc on track No nara stt7ct No Nortnern eb-Eci
Nc = Northern, Sflzc. No . Northern. S0Gs SIC.
Philadelphia Sept. l-WHEAT-Steady but Dun con-
trac grade September. S2Qs2i.C CORN-Cuiet. dull
September. ia 56c OATS-ouiet but steady
. white. iaG4lci No white clipped Al !. gaze
extra Western 2Oc:
nearby prints, ale EGGS-Firn, good demand; fresh
loss on. Western. &c. Southwestern 2)2
2Olsc: Southern. 1sG1slzc- CHEESEQuiet but steady
NewYork fun creams choice new 10isgl035c fair %
-eipts-Flour. 200 bills I575OsO
in sacks: wheat. 14tOO bush 2T00o bush:
o coo shipments-Wksat. 5000 bush. corr 400 bush
oats, 1900 bush.
St Louis Sept 1.-wHEAT-No . red, cash. elevator
sec. September SIC December. s5ssc: MAY ss1au:
hard. sOgsOlsc. CoRN--No cash. 4Ilsc; September.
axe. December. 4T4c; Nav. IS NC. OATS-SO 2
34c september. s3s.c. December s5c; May. 3Tc. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sspt.1.-C1osiag: WHEAT-Spot-No red
Western. winter (neyl steady. Sc Sid No Northsrn
6s 10d futures quiet September os b4sd
6s 81: December. 50 SD CORN-SpOt-AmsFi-
can mixed. quiet Is 6.d. futures steady. September
As October As 5&d- PEAS-CanaIian SiaG
FLOUR-St Louis fancy. winter. quiet, . HOPS
At London (Pscac Coast. frm, f6e1 los BEES dull
extra India Hsss 62s Cd PORK duh; prime mess
Western, 7js HAMS-Sh0rt cut IL 20 Is n, quiet,
BACON steady; Cumberland % 80 N. 54s
rio, 10 "a 10. Us long clear uddes. light IS 81
clear mledes. heavy. 30 y, short
clear 10. as. bellies. 70, SIS
HOULDERS-S1luare IL to 10 n. steady. SIS. LARD
Prime western IN tsress arm. 4os: American refnsd
pals. strong. 40s %. BUTTER nominal CHEESE
American dnest white. SOS. coiored.
TAI.LOw-Frime city, steady, 25s "a TURPENTINEs-
Spirits. steady. As Cd ROSISComaon. quiet. So "a
PETRoLEu A-Refned. sisd nominal IISsEED OIL.
dull 2Is G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

COTTDN-T0a days cotton market fairly active
end generally Urak IN opened weak q decline q
o01a points ur1er heavy realizing and liquidation
result ~ lower cables and better There
lsrk ~ bru support early. however. and for
time r' market hung around the opening figures then
salinc orders IN. declined a Jewel
rrt 1898 points lower Al this point offerings became
sErtr desc iusstert and good buying e october ana
-fDfsuuer fr the bun leaders brought about partial
reaction NTemher gaining shout u and the later months
from H points AZ these prices the weekly Weather
bureau report read ana while Mentioning about the
extent W 1efori1rafInn expected proved have been
pretty naI discounted. l's immediate effect
q points Immediately
l1s during She balance the prices showed
co almost uninterrupted downward tendency. being finally
within point OF the lowest for the The
c'te Nas barely STEADY, net 22G29 points lower Sales
were nared Si0uoo bales. The opening declines
both Dor and Liverpool attributed very largely
& speal crop condition report ~ The Journal Of Com
mefne showing ne condition the highest for September
- rroerf years and 90 have gained per thu
lss month This report was accepted guide TO the
p'hte showing ~ the government September 2. and
sa ~ lire yith popular opinion as 20 the crop out
l'ot l0e weather reported also Of bearish
oEa t1ulEn temperatures rather low
N'ff The movement remaining very small the spot
ei3ateh 'Hftnnes nm ana spot reported
efN-f Hrk ~ Some -36e bales including Tor export
loh fn spnrefs and 100 delivered contract. Spot
pros acre unchanged the basis q L T5c for uidding
upland.
TIE nre - contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Norh. September I. 1903.
y-orrFr--he coffee market opened steady az IN
the generally feaureless early
reuF mi slightly more active in the afternoon
a. frner light ertnE result Of the closing 40
,-rs az franc Havre The close was steaoy net %
80 -f~-s higher sales u 90 bags The market
trsf up ~ September contracts has come
r. rs Seems have drfted hack into the dUl rut Il
rfsl--s e franc az HaVre already mentioned was
--r-rrr fesfurnisss The primary movement continues
80. eIonr recent lines TIE ports yesterday had $1,000
hsr. arrins the period last year
Santos movement underran last wear 3
sfrrv ne estimate calling FOR e. 651 bags, against
1asalf srs Hamburg un-h hanged 20 = ptE lover
p.t- r-rlarv markets steady and unchanged
--.-e us rlearsnces = 000 bags Locally the busi-
uniuportaut and the advance lare
r. -,e day seer1ed DO result quite much q an
ersarre n oferugs anything the Of demand
me spo market was quiet. vth quotations on The basis
o. M Ro No 7.
re ranrs n contract prices IN the local market today
80 aef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry Time from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below.
MAUCH CIT Nfk-zAOo a. Is EastOn onlyO. 9.IO A
NJ. I2O. 40. 500 (j45 Easton OnlyJ p. n. Sundays.
2, 2 a y tS2 sc %S 3 seRaxToy- on
NJ 500 p NJ sundays, "a . A. NJ leo f. "a
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHJ RsF. TOMS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-z4O0. $40 A NJ. 100 g 80 Lake.
wood and Iakshurst oniSj. 40 r. a. SUNDAYS. ia
AfLaNTIC CIrY-ts.4o A. NJ. 30 p NJ 600 P.
yiSEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4Oo A. NJ. +1Ss
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
POINTS-z4O0. $50. 1f-SO A. NJ G-1U Saturday onIyJ,
Pas. $50 1858. AS. $50. $50 0L5O Wednesdays o
Asbury Park and Saturdays Point Pleasantly. r. II.
Sundays except Ocean Grove. 9i5 A ~. $50. 4O0
PHIiADELPEIIA-READIN TERMINAL. gas.
Ii So ~ 0O "a % .lOO. 900 1900 f780 5s % p IA
24Ta RND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4 Is. IS 30. .1oso.
s1I45 A. IL, 100. 4"3.40. 800. 200. 70 - r. 81.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE aSn
WILLIAMsPORT-.I AGO. z4.Z. ts.oO 70. 10 1000.
Reading Pottsvils and Harrisburg only. taco. t6OJ
Atlantic Highlands. Seaorght Monmouth Beach. and
long Branch. Asbury Point Pleasant. 90 70 O0
u % A. NJ. LEO. 2OO. 400. 500. 600 SEQ. Asbury
PARK p. Sundays 10.O A. NJ. 100. 400. 500 p NJ
rFrona Liberty only. sDaly. fDaiIy sxceor
sunday sSunday only tParior cars only. Ilvia Ta-
maqua. xsaturdays
167 26l 434 1854 Broadway 1872 5th Av Is Ino,
sluare West East i25th ST. 27J West 125h 81 145
Columbus Av.. New York Court St. 3i4. SEQ Fulton
St B'kIyn: $50 B'way. W'msburg n. Y. Transfer Co
calls sor and checks baggage 70 destination
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Ast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For week ending TUESDAY, september J. 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-Recsipts FOR week: Beans. 1870
tfls peas eco hills Exports Beans. Sia bbs. peas.
Is hhs Imports Beans 900 bags All white beans rule
frul but mediums "a quiet. Italian
MEDIUMS reported Offering al 81 % =. which makes
asked for domestic Rel
kidneys duh and the OUTSIDE Quotation very extreme
ounfatie change peas
sns sales 81 aTis We quote BEANs.
choice per buEh 81 ooGs2 - DO medium. choice.
1892 -. 90 choice s. 90 81 . do kid
ney choice s. 3Sass 80 Go white kidney best 81 $50
80. veQW eye choice. s. 7sGS2 So Do back
coup chocs s5S2 20. lima. California s. ssEs2 30.
CO Italian medium. s2o7a. co cher foreign medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

Cotton Exchange specsl Liverpool spot cotton
,ltaie lemand. sales. 1000 bales; speculation and
.l-" n.ddlng upland e.s0d. Futures opened STEADY.
- points advance. closed barely steady ziaqsa
- points lower On late ltsttlons September, g ~
$3.50 >e1-enlheI- October, 6o8Qe led. October-Novem-
setlarl. Fabr7ss~.-
..sff. SD March-Apf b460547d April MAY. 3 $50
Al51eaesier--harEs nrm cloths Guieter.
essential oils were steaoy. With prices well
.-i and oferinFs a rule liberal Roots ruled
.r rss s S'a gss, SO GfNTfAS sc rN s1 90
se-fherr sos Southern. S4TSs 90 GINGER. jamaica
ffS0rI-r -Se, l"e f'iesn 81 50Q5se.
EAhs APABILsA fEouduras. 2sc Mexican. nc; SINE
4olfesc. ToYss Sc. canada 20G22c. natural ise
flour AND MEAIs-S0ne ~ the Minneapolis mills
hse1g r.1 ss ,2 ,ss sst 81 ,st T S1Is ~ Dr., &c
80 ne lore! market was steady and without
s,-e & , sprins pae9,s = = 49, . - winter
- yzsr 8 aoss ,6 rea dos s2a tods2s So to az
81 ch0ios fsncy 81 sslss IS. CoRNMEAIs-Stssdr.
S52se kiln erred s. 2oas2 80 as 20 brand. BAGMEAL
core . lonsi b FEEI,-stesdy Quoted spring bra
49,. - lou>is ss-ks arrive. GO n 81 HoaSlT
sscs eiiy reed slsas.a Isn.ssa 81 css So Ho8,B ~
~ = bulk So IS sacks. 90 arrive Oh meal.
ShAiN--VlIEAT-More color vas riven the r7lnors %
~ Gee ,oosy Wien the actions % that option
nel established position rs the hull party In Mime
p.r Wfere demand vigorous. SEPTEMBER ad-
t.--f4 slightly cent per bushel IN Nep York Il
- OPTION pulled IN - sole rnarkef ana ths oio.
Del ara easy csfies yr5 fsssr, reeciss re- Yea her
49, oaels only u lsads being noted. and al
t3--, =. ~ sane time Dalutf reported renewed hc-
- st,ertt toward The And ~ the week. while
~s Nsis 10000 bushels. or almost even Win
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receipts for the Cav year Of this
movement Kansas 3a6.ots
bushels about times arrivals % the
vas clear a through the Northwest but the weekly crop
report receives tsh Interpretation. which also met
the Brsdsreets statement q worries stocks showing an
increase of so 600 bushels. compared with 2g0scO in
crease last year Deliveries or Spteher contract were
little or nothing here and about million bushels Al
chicago. where the stock o. Ne red viater il now
@tsstnfl bushels. Quotations OF cash wheat. o
afoat basis follows: No Northern Duluth.
t3lsc, late september. No I Northern Duluth. 92sc.
October 10 10 - No . hard Chicago. Ssisc. and No
red Ner-Ngrk- s7ssc- CsDRS-The weather again
proved stimulating influence On the market and
throughout the DAY frmness feature here. last
prices showing 40 advance. Not caly weekly
Government bulletin considered rather bulish. but the
forecast Tor little cooler weather Iowa and Nebraska
attracted good bulfng long besides
less covering Receipts continued show the effects q
liberal farm offerings. and for day reached
bushels COMPARED bushels
The Indifference Of checked al business
elevator and 53Ac b aAost: No white. 59'zc. ana
No @gcllsW &c sfost. oATS-Ntth other markets
oats ruled steady 10 Arm ali day With fair trade at
Chicago and dun business IN cash property here.
sales amounting 70 only $1,000 bushels 10 oats closed
3sc No . SIC. No white. zic ~ white. SOC; track
white. soassc ans standard white. 4o-c RNE.MarAet
finn No Western. 81 nc. anoat state and Jersey
5osT-s3c- BAFRf4EN-Markct steady. Feeling was
quoted CSC new. and mailing 52a55c 1 Buffalo.