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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
TRACK AND TRAIN


Engineer Langston is with the lay
offs.
All the shop boys will have a good
whole holiday tomorrow.
Fireman Lennon is laying on to
get ready for the Fourth.
Fireman Klecan is resting prepare
tory to a strenuous time tomorrow.
The shop team expects to win its
ball game on Reynolds field tomorrow
morning. There are others.
W. l.. Horn, ticket agent for the
Santa Fee at Albuquerque, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Topeka on a visit to friends n
relatives.
An order was issued today discon-
tinuing the use Of the Southern Pa
ciic depot as a starting point Of the
trains. Beginning tonight. the train
will leave the Santa Fee depot at $50
p. m.
The Santa Fe people have completed
plans for the construction of a new
depot to replace the n burned at
Carlsbad in February, since which
time the freight depot has been in
service.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
freight, north bound, vas wrecked
near L~ongford by spreading rails be-
were piled UP and the track torn up
for 200 feet.
The Rock Island train which left
Salina, Kans., one month ago for
Harrington, arrived in Salina Satur-
day night. The train was caught in
the food and the tracks have just
been repaired.
w H. Saunders, in charge of the
section gang on the Santa Fe Pacific
at Laguna, passed through the city
for Wilson, Kans, to visit relatives
and friends. Mrs. Saunders and Sis
tiers are now in Kansas.
The improvement Of Friday in the
condition of ]. J.Frey, e%x-general man.
ager of the Santa Fe railway, contin-
ues. The symptoms are more favor
able, but he is still dangerously i'll,
with the chances against recovery.
The Railway Age is issuing an extra
number this week in honor of the
annual meetings of the Master Car
Builders association and the Ameri-
can Railway Master Mechanics asso-
citation, at Saratoga, N. Y.
j. w. Pratt, the veteran stationary |
engineer in the albuquerque car de-
partment, has come to San Bernard
ma, where he will visit his family, who |
have been spending the past three
months on the coast.-Times-lndex.
The Alamogordo & Sacramento
Mountain railway, operating between
Alamgordo and %Cloudcroft, has just
tested the DeLapp rail lubricator on
that line and the test has proved sat
isfactory. During the time that the
lubricator has been used on the line
it is said that it has already saved
its cost many times over.
Shop Mems Copper Mine.
A number Of Albuquerque railway
men have blossomed out into full
fiedged prospectors Of the good old
fashioned kind. They have discovered
a copper mine Of the richest variety, i
so they say, down on the Rio Salado
west Of the Ladrone mountains and
confidently expect to become million
aires. Il
The 2344, switch engine, was the
victim the other night at Albuquerque
Of that peculiar accident which is
bound to happen SO often, and which
is known as burning up" A roaring
fire was built In the fire box without
a drop Of water being in the boiler,
and as a result all her flues are ruin
ed. The luckless goat, has been
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
Worse than the Disease.

My! you're looking bad. What's
the trouble. Grip"
NO, my trouble at present is the
result Of ar attack Of the grip"
you don't say! Some chronic pull.
|monary-
mo, acute financial. DR.. Rice
Prices bill."-Catholic Standard and
Times.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
shop Mems Copper Mine.

A number Of Albuquerque railway
men have blossomed out into full
fiedged p%rospectors Of the good old
fashioned kind. They have discovered
a copper mine Of the richest variety,
so they say, down on the Rio Salado
west Of the Ladrone mountains and
confidently expect to become million
aires. +.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Alamogordo & Sacramento
Mountain railway, operating between
Alamgordo and Cloudcroft, has just
tested the DeLapp rail %lubricator on
isfactory. During the time that the
lubricator has been used on the line
it is said that it has already saved
its cost many times over.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

James A. Stewart, district passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, has been named to
succeed E. w. Thompson, assistant
general passenger agent Of the Rock
Island lines west of the Missouri riv-
er. With the change in the office is
q change in the title. Under a read.
justment Of title in the passenger
department Of the Rock Island . year
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The 2344, switch engine, was the
victim the other night at Albuquerque
Of that peculiar accident which Is
bound to happen SO often. and which
is known as burning up" A roaring
fire was built In the fire box without
a drop Of water being in the boiler,
and IS a result all her flues are ruin
ed. The luckless goat has been
trundled into the back shops and it
will be some days before she is again
ready for duty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
freight, north bound, was wrecked
near Longford by spreading rails be-
cause of flood waters. A dozen cars
were piled UP and the track torn up
for 200 feet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Engineer Langston Is with the lay
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Rock Island train which left
Salina, Kans., one month ago for
Harrington, arrived in Salina Satur-
day night. The train was caught in
the food and the tracks have just
been repaired.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

]. w Pratt, the veteran stationary
engineer in the Albuquerque car de-
partment, has come to San Bernardo
ma, where he will visit his family, who
have been spending the past three
months on the coast.-Times-Index.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

w H. Saunders, in charge Of the
section gang on the Santa Fe Pacific
at Laguna, passed through the city
for Wilson, Kans, to visit relatives
and friends. Mrs. Saunders and sis
tiers are now in Kansas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Railway officials estimate the Kan
sas wheat crop at 75,000,OOO to 49,
600, 900 bushels; Oklahoma, 10000, 900
to 10000, 900 bushels. and Texas, 49,
600. 900 to 10000, 900 bushels. Harvest
ing Is in progress as far north as Kan
sas and in parts of Missouri and south
ern Illinois and is beginning in Indi-
ana.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The improvement Of Friday in the
condition of ]. J.Frey, ex-general man
ager of the Santa Fe railway, contin-
ues. The symptoms are more favor
able, but he is still dangerously i'll,
with the chances against recovery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Santa Fe people have completed
plans for the construction of a new
depot to replace the n burned at
Carlsbad in February, since which
time the freight depot has been in
service.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Railway Age is issuing an extra
number this week in honor Of the
annual meetings of the Master Car
Builders association and the Ameri-
can Railway Master Mechanics asso-
citation, at Saratoga, N. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. June 16.-A comparison OF
today's last prices with the last prices
last night gives no idea of the wide fiuc-
tuations in the days market. The prin-
cipal speculative favorites this morning
were from 1 to points lower than last
night and within a range running from
fraction to between ! and points OF the
low level touched on Wednesday last in
many cases The days net gains, Whlle
generally small therefore represent a very
substantial recovery from the low point
of the day. But when it was attempted
to rush prices UP late in the day to much
above last nights level, pressure to sell
was renewed and prices again fell back.
The closing, however, was firm but very
dull and near the top level of the day. 1t
was evident also that when prices APP
preached last weeks low leve., buying OF
an investment character again came into
the street. The prospect indicated OF a
dull and sluggish market is viewed not
without satisfaction in financial quarters
generally. That the resources which have
been accumulated by such a painful pro-
cess Of liquidation should be immediately
put back into speculative use, with the
needs of the coming autumn still TO be
met, is course generally disapproved by
bankers and those with large property in
terests During the early decline today
the suspense over the probable decision
Of the coal miners convention was very
important influence. The final action by
the convention and the apparent improve
ment in feeling Of the two SIDES to the
controversy, which has resulted from tho
incident Is regarded with anxiety
| htchison was conspicuously weak and ru-
mors OF possible reduction in the div
idcnd continued to circulate The pay
mcnt Of an installment Of the subscrip-
tion or the consols issue, ca'ling for 49,
coo 600 in tho london market, added Il
the depression here and there was reflected
here. Sterling Exchange also ruled strong
with threat of further gold exports
The reduction in prices of copper weak
ened Amalgamated in the early DEALING
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Cammann e. Cos.
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and observer)


New York June 16.-After yesterday
furry, Liverpool opened 5 to IL points
Up, closing IA to 20 points down. Our mar
ket did little during the forenoon every
one waiting for the government wealth
er report which, in substance is as fol-
lows: Cotton continues very backward
having made slow growth under abnor-
mally low temperatures, chopping made
favorable progress throughout the belt
but cultivation is not well advanced except
in portions of central districts rains been
beneficial in Texas where fair stands of
early planted now indicated, but cut worms
proving injurious in North Central and
boil weeyil continue destructive in south
central counties.
While the report is unquestionably
bullish, the trade anticipated it and sold
the market up yesterday, which put it in
attitude for reaction which came imme-
diatcly on receipt of the report. the mar
ket selling off 20 to 80 points, closing
near the lowest of the day. AS the belt
has had its quota of bad weather, inn
proved conditions can reasonably be looked
for from now on, if such is the case we
will see much lower prices for the winter
options viz: December, January and Feb
ruarl. september will, to our mind, CON
tinue most dangerous month for the
hears for reasons previously stated.
CAMMANN & CO., COTTON DEPT,
Per w. r. Mcintosh.
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Tarrant T. Kings
Cotton Letter.
lspecial to News and Discover.

New York, June 16.-After a tremendous
advance, it was but natural that re-
action in cotton should occur and espe-
cially as the weather was very favorable
over the entire belt and higher tempera-
ture and fair weather being general every
where Liverpool operators and Contia-
entail spinners have been heavy buyers
this week. while the New Orleans contin-
gent have sold a great deal of cotton,
which they bought on weak periods to
sustain the market, and this places them
In a position to support prices again if IL
should be in order The government week
ly report issued today, while not as had
as expected was unfayorable, and on the
whole the crop outlook is the worst in
years with supplies less than at any time
since the Civil War
Conservative operators bought heavily
near the close today, and on any further
decline the New Orleans crowd will prob
ably buy back the cotton they sold at the
top. We advise buying October and De
cember on this reaction.
TARRANT 81 KING,
6S Broad Street.
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Barbee e. Co.'S
Cotton Letter
[Snecial 10 NOW and Observer.l

Especial to News and Observer
New York. June 16.-It looks very much
as though the load on the new crop had
grown to be more than the market can
stand. When the price moves in defiance
of news it is about time to call a halt.
Evidently some such feeling prevailed to
an extent sufficient to bring about a
decided change in the tone of today s
cotton market Things were reactionary,
both here and in Liverpool, and great
deal of cotton for both long and short
cotton account came on the market. In
some quarters a very bad bureau report
was expected at midday, but as far as
the showing itself was concerned, it could
hardly be regarded in the same catalogue
as those issued during the early part of
May 1t evidently was not as bad as some
of the more emotional had feared, and
as a result cotton came on the market.
Looking at the cotton situation broad
" and it would seem as though prices
were inflated in every direction. One
thing after another has encouraged the
advance of last years crop, and in the
excitement conditions surrounding the
growing crop have appeared really worse
than they are 1t is highly improbable
that any such level as 1914 and 1910.
can be maintained for an indefinite period.
weather conditions cannot always be as
bad as they have been, and when the new
crop begins to come in no such level could
continue. For this reason we regard the
advance as having dihceta
advance as having discounted and more
than discounted, anything that is known
of the next crop. Any one buying cotton
at this level might easily be compelled to
suffer under reaction of cent a pound
or more Unless something sensational
takes place in the next few weeks we
look for declining tendency in the next
crop months.
Cotton futures today ranged as follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
]. d. Boushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. C.

but the later announcement of a further
cut in the price of pig iron did not in
terrupt the late recovery of the market.
Bonds showed early weakness and re-
covered in sympathy with stocks. Total
sales, (par value) s2,99O,OOO. United States
new IS advanced Ia per cent on the last
call
Total sales of stocks today were 81 100,
including Atchison, 92,S75; Baltimore and
Ohio, $3.50; Canadian Pacific ,16,635;
Chesapeake and Ohio, APIS; Erie. 1920;
do first preferred $3.50; Louisville and
Nashville, 1880; Missouri Pacific, So
1907 Norfolk and Western, 10000: do pre-
ferred, 200: Ontario and Western, 1900;
Pennsylvania, 1895; Reading, $500 st.
Paul 1850: Southern Pacific, 24,150;
Southern Railway, 1880; Southern Rail
way preferred $50: Texas and Pacific,
$500 Union Pacific, 7O,6S0; Wabash pre-
ferred 5000: New York Central $3.50;
Copper. 1915; 3. r. T., 1896: Colorado
Fuel and Iron, $500; Tennessee Coal and
Iron 3.495; United States Steel, 1890; do
preferred 1920: Rock Island, o,400.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. G. June IL Turpentine
firm. 46&; receipts3 casks
Rosin irm; 81 90; receipts los.
Crude. quiet at 81. COOS. 2503 so; receipts
131 barrels.
Tar firm at s1.65; receipts 10
CHARLESTON, s. G. June 10 Spirits tur-
oentine steady ASH; receipts; sales 100
7j exports
Rosin steady receipts -; ssles 800, ex-
ports -.
Quote A, B, CLEO; D. sL65; E, $40. +
$50 &, f.85! II, 235; /, 500: x, 90 10
lilo; N.3.15; VIC. 3.25; WV, ass.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 10 Turpentine. 2: M
firm; 46H; receipts 11794, sales. 1882;
Rosin firm; receipts 4,soz sales 367.
1 onote A. B, CT IS; d, e. 81 80; T.
81 so. g. sLs5; ii, 32.4o; 3,O5; K. $40;
NJ, $500; N, S3.25; we s3.3s: WV ~$3.6S.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
COTTON BREAKS ON
THE CROP REPORT
Better Weather and Larger
Port Receipts.
WEAKNESS AT LIVERPOOL
New York Market is Finally Steady at Net D.
cline Of Eleven to Thirb-sx Points
---Wids fluctuations in
Stocks.
WEAKNESS AT LIVERPOOL
Stocks.
by the Associated Press.)

New York, June 16.-,An advancing zen
dency has been noted in all sections of the
dry goods market with disposition on
the part of buyers to hold off as long as
possible in the hope that thus they Will
not put the market up against them
selves. Manufacturers are taking very
determined stand against granting conees-
sions. With mills closing down On ac-
count of lack of cotton they are obliged
to refuse to weaken.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, June 16.-The cotton market
opened easy at a decline of 9@13 points
and ruled generally weak under lower
cables, better crop accounts, favorable
weather and realizing, the close being at
within a point of two of the lowest for
the session, and although the market was
finally steady at net decline OF 1905
points. The initial losses were due to a
very weak turn in the Liverpool market,
which after opening about as due, almost
Immediately sold down under what private
cables attributed to profit taking by the
bulls and closed net 5QS points lower.
With the local contingent bearish because
of the high prices recently attained, the
better weather reported from the belt and
port receipts larger than estimated. the
foreign weakness was naturally productive
OF heavy realizing. At the first sign of
weakness the bears also began hammering
prices. and while just after the call there
was a momentary halt in the downward
trend, midday found the market about
1920 points under Mondays closing At
this level the weekly report of the
Weather Bureau was read and according
to local opinion showed a better
degree of progress during the week than
had been expected. The immediate result
of the report was a break of from 5@6
points and after the market ruled rather
irregular for time, moving first this
way and then that, at times showing par
tial recoveries. but working downward in
the main until just few minutes before
the gong, when there was enthusiastic
covering to impart steadiness without ma
terially helping prices Total sales futures
were estimated at 30e,O 900 bales.
Port receipts were estimated at 3,739
bales against $500 bales last year and
$500 bales. the figures expected early.
quiet 20 points lywer; m'ddllne nrIands
IL 40 middling gulf 1865 sales SAB taes.
Futures opened easy.
L0trcn fLt Tres clOsHC S'eadr.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 16.-In the spot cot
ton market there was very little doing
Quotations unchanged.
Futures were unsettled. The summe,
months opened at last evenings closing
figures, but the new crop positions were
to Is points lower. The fluctuations
were fairly wide and frequent. The
market was rather a tame affair com.
pared with the conditions of the past few
days. The dizziness was due to liquidation.
Added to the weight of liquidation was
a much more favorable map than has
been seen for a long time in the cotton
belt. The market was very quiet at the
close. the board showing net losses or
the entire list. June was down five points
July IL, August 10. and the winter months
were q to 30 points lower.
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CASH ouotatlona we're as roIlows

Cash quotations were as roIlows
Flour steady winter patents S3'5O; straghts
a. 10laR Az; bakers S3G0 Qak9Q
3. 30g3.40; clears 80 3503.61da .sprng specials
420: sprlnp pste ats SS316139O; do srai ght
wheas-No. spring 76077; No. 3, 1907: Nc2
.llow 48l1; Oats Mop, 2Sn NO. 2, ss%; white
ls Y i sye No. ) 5iae No whit. ..soos
fee ling harley 4f@ls4; fair to choice imalliny
rim timothy SEED 800; Mess pork pc, BIB.
1900 =; per Laro, 100 lbs S8)90te. 80 y
snorl ribs rsides loose, 92@s9%5. Dy-
sailed shoulders (hored, sc0as 1914; short clear
sides, boxed s.5O0975; WnisAey basis hig
grace wine 10; Glover, contract grade IL 500 5
NEW YORK
New York. June 1h.-Flour firm, higher;
winter ratents 375G, 40: Minnesota paten 4sO
0L5O; Mi Jun boxer ;S2004.40.
Rye hour ste ady; fair to gooi 2.s50ao5; choice
to fancy 3. 2Jl13 3D.
Buckwhea flour dull 81 9002 Is
corn meal steady; yellow asssern BIOS
Rye firm: ho2, ~estern SO, Staie
Barley dull; feeding 81: maItIn1 6l
Barley matt steady western 650166.
Wheat firm; NO. z red oiK: Closisg
September Tx Decemqr 1c4.
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2, 81. closing May
Septem Der bays.
oats Spot quiet No 2, 4l4; May Al.
1000; beef hams S200002l.50 Jacket SlU SOIL. 80
Cut meats quiet; Fickled shoulders Sh;
picked sho ,ldsrs 9G94 picked hams l1A@l2
dull; continent $50; compound TA@8
pork steady family 1895; snors clear 1880
120 %; mess s1S.25Q1ls.75.
Tallow quiet; city per package "a; country
Rosin steady: strained common 20 good, So. 10:
-drpen.Ine steady st 52h053
Rice; firm. ooAestic, fair t0sK'ra 4hUh
1oIasses qsiet; New Orleans. open kettle.
,od to choice. 3lQ540
Coifee-spot kio qui It. NO Invoice o7s
~ ,s.o4. SIOsS
singer raw steady; ar refining Us mol
asses 2 1882; renued steady;
y tt-r stea ~ ext,a creamery 2lh; S.ste dairy
l102lH.
ored l08 wnlie. fall made, 1913.
Eggs steady; State ana raaGsv Vanla W1SZ J;
Southern, =. Western extras l6a
PoIstoes stesdy state and western P 100
lbs 1902. IL houth jersey swe So lUl J0;
Long Island L759212; new Southern 81 S0G
. Peanuts Pc oui4t; fancy hAnd-p,cked 4X0
domestic 2xn4S
Cabbagel firmer Long Island southern
err Charleston -. Norfolk .'oe - 20. -.
Cotton seed on was firm hnt q.iet'
Prime cr,de t. o. b. mills SlW52 prime
SIMMER yellow 40h04L on su AMI yeLo o'.
311s37z. prime white 4bQ47, or me winter feio"
46047; prime meal e27.0O127.5O nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS,
Winter patents $500; Spring patents 4.oOsSt -a
so whsra what ais bs sample 750is4. - .
Cen strong; spoi ana May 64AO55.,.;
Southern white corn 50G56.
th.ts firm No. white, 42HQl43.
Rye steady; Nc. 56H; No. western. 4,
Butter firm and lower; fancy imitation 1000
fancy Creamery AD5i.
Eggs stead7; fresh 1lh. ,o,<ea.oUa
Sugar STEADY; 1ne aad coarse granuiatso oVo,s
fine 5.05st.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 16.-The feature in tile
grain trade today was the sharp add
vance in the price of corn under the in
fluence of bullish crop advices, September
closing 1sSc. higher. September oats were
9s@hc higher, but wheat was unchanged
with provisions from 214G5c higher.
Landing futures ranged "a tolows.
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Ohio Wilson will move his two distil-
leries to Emporia. Va of 80 distilleries
in this district, Sotho thinks only two will
90 to Virginia. Two distilleries from
Rockingham county have gone to Vir-
GINA.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YoRK. June To- p. m-money on
eeD ftesdy zNtzb; timee money steady.
10 days4Ass 90 days 4nO. six months s ~
Prime mercantile paper sassy. sterl-
Ing exchange strong aetui bushes In
banker Diils at 4e7t0n for dem Pm
IS 20 for 90 day bills. Posted RAJ es ass 014ssH
C0inmsfefsl bills 4s4h Bar silver 81
Ms1lean AN; Government bonds steady
hatiEOad tonds weak.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

The one great virtue OF BURNETTS
VANILLA EXTRACT is purity. 1t is real
vanilla extract and nothing but vanilla
extract. Always use Burnett's. -,