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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-bork July Z, lsU4
oOrFEE-The coffee market today showed hrmness
sich was evidently not much due a desire buy
a. n the scarcity OF offerings. for while prices finished
Ssy al q advance OF 5l5 points after opening
snred 20 points higher. sales reported Of only
"a BAGS The advancing tendency received initial
-us from steady European and primary cables which
s-orred an advance Of partial i pig Hamburg and
! franc at and Of 20 Rio while Santos
s Unchanged Later the buying encouraged by the
,iuued light primary receipts. which running about
I6eOO bags behind the average required 10 make
=. movement equal 70 the Karl Krische estimate. The
ND OF course realize that squirt toward the end of
~ month might bring the figures for the entire period
me tendency nevertheless look for higher prices
ns the movement continues its present basis. The
20 ports according the days cable had only % 600
ts against 600 bags last year while the interior
Sas points reported only 10000 bags, against about
5000 bags year The Jundiahy receipts; however.
full, being reported - 900 bags,
gsin 20 yesterday Interests with Cotton Tx
nge connections said TO be good buyers at the
eSrsnca and there also some demand set down TO
Val Street and Europe, while importers sold moderately
ens also some q the traders. The spot market
was Quiet steady with quotations on the basis Of
The range Of contract prices the local today
follows:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
>-a york rutv T 100.


BEANS AND PEAs-Ths price OF domestic est pea beans
being Marrow and red kidney are not having
Scotch peas are signify nrif-
ar: there was no choice obaInabe to-day below
81 O7ts receivers asked y ~ quote;
BEANS marrow choice. bush " 500 ~ 30; DO ne
dun 81 s5as2 DO So; DO red a Kidney 3 - sSS
+ sSdss So DO yeIiex eye g $500 go DO lima. Gail
Sc Soas 90 do Italian medium 81 sogsl S. DO other
medium, o5qsi 20: do foreign pea u gogS1 50;
GREEN PEAS. Scotch. bags per bush p 0sa ~,
BJJTTER-Receipts to-day, 1os3o packages The mar
ket Is drifting along in about the same condition
noted OF late Demand does not show much force but
the stock required for current and
goods that are going freezers 10 hold the arrivals
being reasonably well. Prices steady
on top grades but all other qualities lean In buyers
10 sell the more defective
lots creamery and factory are rather nrm
stoc mainly into store Renovated
is quiet We quote: Creamery. extras. 10. Use: do
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures steady; July Is 5l1d: senten1ber a o snd
GoRN-spot quiet; american mixed. new Is Ard: Amer
ican mixed old IS SID; futures quiet July 4d;
September. IS 25.d. PEAs-Canadlan quiet 6s Sd
FI%DCR-St. Louis fancy winter dull al IS HOPS
in mi London PaGtho COAST nTm at i9qio l5s BEEF
mess Western. e7s Cd. HAMS quiet; short cut, + 70
70 70, IS Cd BACON strong: Cumberland cut % TO
81 lbs As short rb 10 to "a 10 Ais 81 long
dies. light IS to 81 10 43s long middles heavy
clear bellies Il 20 10 10 ais SHOULDERS square II
% IL II. firm 3Ss Cd LARD steady; prime Western IN
iieIees a5S 81 American refined In pals 35s o. BUT
TER-Good. United States quiet Cos. CHEESE steady;
American. finest white. ass 81 American finest
39s TALDW-Prime city quiet. 2is TURPENTINE
RETRO ifUM-Renned quiet at "a. LINsEED OIL Arm
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on Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
pes.ross doing. sales 10000 bales. speculation and
T,S SvO: American. 5000: mlddlng upland. 6.l6d.
~ opened STEADY point lower; closed steady. net
~ 4sn,s higher old and 5dS points higher on new;
~, ~, Juy-August. $3.50: August-September, bI3d;
October 540d: Ocioher-Novembsr, 524d: No
DecefE1er 32nd; Bece;nberJanuaTy. blId; Jalu
ia saary 5l6d FebruaryMarch Died; March-Aprt.
~ cong IN cloths
lts sS.ek AND MEAL,-In the -four market there was
It'll OF active inquiry. the business consisting OF
sprsv .sas stratghts ard spring patents We quote:
az winter patents "a s5Gs5 10; spring clears 50 659
ara No ! winter So 50Gs3 so: extra No winter.
Aess = % RYE FLOUR steady: quoted: Fair 10 good
rsss,..S choice fancy 81 25GSs 90. cORNMEAL
MAJ quoted Kiln dried S3ds3 10. 10 brand BAG
es-. led Fine white and yellow 81 4olSl -;
t3l6 .lOSl 10 FEED quiet: quoted: Western spring.
ca standard middling. $40 lO -four do SO go; red
I'D prompt shipment: city bran s20NS2O 90. bulk
70 nodiing s2l 90; red dog S24 80; hominy chop.
cRsse-D l.k and 81 Is IN sacks: oilmeal s23 so.
set WliEcAT-Furtle heavy in the South
II .1tescay night led a sensational advance
IN July wheHt Kansas City to-day and liberal
Isnt-v smaller advances IN other markets OF the
Ter N SewYorfs the July went 20 Che premium
~ n,-ttstiler against sc a few days Shorts in
W. .sH appeared badly alarmed the disturbing
h a. the Kansas fields and covered freely times
~ sro proved 10 be about the only important demand
uts outsiders there spirit OF caution notice
u'zsf.d |. belief that damage news had been e1aR-
IL sr nc that the market would drop on again
- enoe Of sunshine the belt. At the
~ ms. rev had the TO short OF the staple
1 vac" and the market consequently was bare OF
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oHerings pretty all dav Co.. A.
was the sensational
h0Iaoie reductions OF
g. current that VIII the cron
Sara "tole hao not been essentially changed sertou.
- Hldtueo grain in the
.ba ItIas continue The Ehowery area extended over
and the Ohio Valley but not over spring
o. hS ana adNtces from latter section Were the
gave eIl Spot IN the outlook The forecast for Friday
Sabia pe Oi reiiet IN the belts
str"nS 9uiet but somewhat higher. although not
.-,r9 70 indicate much concern over the
r. siuau4n as Europe displayed days ago
shipments Broonhall
70 5e ts<1VOO bush Friday. A Chicago trade paper
1-o.OOV0O DuFh against 1o3OOOOOO year the
ueSrease curing june being 327 COO bush against
Ieuuctlon IN June last $40 600 bush red
81 IN ahoat; No Northern Duluth at
81 V17s o o aloat CORN-At first inclined resist
any adVanclhg tendency the idea that rains
DeheI 10 the crop IN all States except Mis-
sour corn was forced later in the day by per
hseh stehsth or wheat. sell higher September here
rose 10 oo7so on light offerings shorts
parity ihlloeceo by fears OF
ing out OF the rains The estimate Argentine
ets was zUVgOOO bush. with weather unfaYorable
corn cI0sed al o93<c. elevator and
10 = "hte az ot7zc and No yellow &c. anoat.
oAISLA further sharp advance response this
aret 10 the extraordinary rainfall Western States
eno everything closed top prin-
opal buyers a iair cash trade noted here. with
maj quotations as follows: Mixed 30 10 43a9
white. 46 10 80 10, 4Sh G52hc RYE-Market nominal
Ing was quoted at Ache Z New-York and mailing.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. July THE offerings at tho wool auction
sales today amounted rnerinos
were deorer Inferior merinos sold slowly and
faVor Americans bought fair supply OF good greasy
noggetts and some fine crossbreds at full rates good
Crossbreds sold readily. buyers the largest
purchasers OF medium and low grades Following are
tho sales In detail: New South 1
SECURED. 6'.qls lod: greasy. 6hals I'd. Queensland
200 bales: secured. Is 2id41s lid: greasy 6HdQeI-d
Victoria 700 bales; secured 1sg1sslsd; greasy oa
West Australia, 400 bales greasy. 6Ad91oiad Tas-
mania, 100 bales greasy 5e4daIs aid Nev-Zealand
1900 bales secured, Sisd91s5d: greasy Tibd6Is Cane
OF Good Hope and Natal bales: secured IOdais7d:
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OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 7-CATTLE-ReceIpts 5000 head. in
GLIDING 200 Texans; Westerns higher; good
s@s steers 5 s. sSSSs 90 s4 O. medium 1893
heters s2ass So Gamers 81 5Oas2 rs bulls s2Ss4 IS
calves, 81 5Oqso Texas fed 81 6oGs5 10 HOGS
Receipts today 10000 head; noErow Is 600; LEFT
choice heavy 50 6oas5 e2; rough heavy SIS 1896 As
light 50 to9s5 b5; bulk OF sales IS 46S5 so SHEEP
Receipts 10000 head; market steady: good to
choice wethers 81 5o@so 40: choice IS 5Ogs4 rs
native lambs, S4GS7 60
cncinnat July 7mHoGs-Fairly active. Sass g y
IS So LAMBS-Strong, So 50GS7 SO.
Buffalo, July 7.-CATTI.E-R 100 head;
demand easier: prime steers So 1885 %; shipping
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81 $685. so: butchers. heifs-. vs 5o0s5:
So bulls S3eS4 IS: stockers feeders
ssqs4 % vEAsRseeipts us head: active 25c higher
fairly active. 1gies lover heavy and mixed S sog
s. 7o roughs 81 1855 stays 50 5ogsA Carries IS coo
slow lambs active $50 higher: lambs s5Qs7 IS year
lngs s5Qs5 wethers 81 259S4 so; So 259s3 So
mix S2GS4.
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quotations follows: FLOUR firm;
WHEAT. No 2 spring. e6q97c: No g. s599oc; No red.
s1qs1 92; CORN. No 2 .9%o; No yellow. 62o: OATS.
choice 42a56e: .FfAXsEEp No !. 81 Il; No l Worth
western; 81 171s; TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So 95;
CLOVER, contract grade. SO 20: PORK. Dbl.
2 e9asls It AEP P per 400 G. 8 S59s gI s S0T
clear Sides Sbosed s. 2oes7 50: wi1fsKET basis Of
high wines. 81 IS. BUTTER-On Produce Exchange
to-day steady; creamees Is u OF nc: diaries. 12al
EGGS HTm at mark. cases included 14g13c; CHEESE
Duluth. July 7.-wHEAT-No Northern e7Ac; No 2
Northern. oohc July. 97Ac: September. s5&c-
Milwaukee. July 7.--WHEAT-No 1 Northern. sec; No
2 Northern 5Aqs7tci new September. s41so. RYE
No Il 68g6ec. RARLEY-No 2 CSC; sample. 32260c.
CORN-No g. Zoe; September oo1c
G, Minneapolis July 7-WHEAT,July. e7ci September:
ents S5qs5 TO- second patents. 81 90qs5: clears
shorts. SI4 so.
Phiadelphia. July 7:--wHEAT firm and ha1c higher;
higher; July Sag53hc. OATS quiet but steady; No .
white natural, 46Ac: do clipped 47c BUTTER weak
and prints lie lower extra Western creamery 1S2o
nearby prints l9c EGGS steady. fair demand; fresh
nearby. 19c. loss on fresh Western. 19c on
Southwestern 1sc loss off, fresh Southern. lie
CHEESE quiet and barely steady; New full creams
choice to fancy S&@9c: New-York full creams fair to
good. 14eSzc. Recepts-Flour. 900 barrels 1226
Sg pounds IN sacs corn 900 bush; oats 600 bush.
St. Louis July 7.-WHEAT-July, SsIsc bid Septen-
ber $3.50 bid; No hard. $4,000. CORN-No cash
4ec nominal July. 49lko bid; September 4sAc OATS
Ne cash. 4Oc July 8sc: September. 82nc; No white.
Toledo, July 7.-CLOvERsEED-Cash so 20; October
50 % =; ALSIkE. prime SO GO bid: August SO so bid
TIMOTHY prime 81 AN September 81 go
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Of contract grioer Ia the local market to-day

ne local market for spot cotton closed steady with
ees 80 points higher the basis OF I1o5c for mid
sis upland and ll30 to- mddl!ng gulf Sales all to
glnefs $50 bales. southern spot markets were tele-
tlAea as follows: Galveston, stead. unchanged. at
wac Savannah quiet and easy. unchanged, 10.c;
s.S 70 bales Wilmington nominal Norfolk steady.
SAneee a. l0tsc: sales 20 bales. Mobile nominal
aAeed, a. lose. New-Orlesas steady. &c higher.
y l9lee: sales 1h25 bales. Memphis quiet. &c higher
y lossc; saes, 80 bales. Augusta nrn &c higher
.se; sales. % bales. ST Louis quiet. unchanged.
Receipts the ports points to-day com
Efsd ne same Gay last week asst wear.
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The statistical position Brazilian coffee is follows

corTON-Shorts continued covering to-day. II also
looked though scaers taking long side for
than has done for several weeks and scored good
net gains for the day fairly active trade. Wall
street Aewoeans, Liverpool and local spot people were
Peraps The eacng buyers. while there scattered
IN oTosr 70 short the good outlook for the coming
crop ana the South, though offerings from this
were zsuch less than The underlying
cause OF uneEsitess among shorts appeared 70 be the
that market well Improvement spot demand
abroad. with Liverpool reporting sales OF 10000 bales
II fact II perhaps be said that apprehension
OF an enc season result q the scarcity OF old
lions again for the first time break
sah II was reported during the day that there
age short interest IN the nearby positions IN local
market We'll Liverpool would
ulFe THIS interest 10 view Of the
are diminishing az all points In general way. how
ever sentiment remained very bear!sh the crop
l1slons ana ms fact tended relieve
some extent and made covering more lesurey than
might nave been crop accounts less favorable.
there was continued talk OF too much
shshlng Ike cloucburst in portions OF Texas Misss
SOD ard LOUISIANA. with MeatherOTd. Tex. reporting
IrlNations OF 5dO inches. accompanied by destruc
I'VE aisiorm Otherwise REPORTS favorable and II IS
ao realized that considerable be destroyed
.lhout making very difference. owing tho
sharno1s Increase IL the planted, The market
enec steady al an advance q 3a6 points OF rather
lser than due the cables. but almost Immediately
Aned hrmer and catching stop orders II advanced
iaeo more active The highest prices reached
ne late trading when July showed net gain OF -
POINTS August Of IS points the later months Of from
E prices Of little but the market finally steady
n advance Of 1881 points, with sales estimated at
tn rsna Of price. Ia the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-08

Foreirn coffee markets: Ro-Coffee market quiet No
Ric 5S exchange T-32d. receipts, 900 bags; ship
re,s FOR Europe bags stock $4,000 bags. Santos
Coffee market cIn good average Santos $500; receipts
% 600 bags stock 5g 900 bags ffambLrgCofee market
opsned unchanged; 2:30 net unchanged 70 !.
nig higher safes 5000 bags. Hayre-Coffee market
opered barely steady higher; al IL advanced
nssac: at 8 . n unchanged. at $50 Unchanged
ICtsl sales, Is. 900 bags
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Juiv FLOUR dull. wHEAT-Nothinx
doing CORN stronger: No yellow. 551sc OATS strong
er: no . white 44Ac. BARLEY AND RYE-Nothinx
doing CANAL FREIGHTS-whea.. 2%o to New-York
Chicago July THE leadin: futures ranged fol-
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Steamboats,.
[B Cd 8 II Cd M

b CD 8 U CD IN AER F F2Gnzx n
FALL. RIVER LINE for Newport Fall River. Boston and
and PURITAN Orchestra on each. Leave Pier 10 y. r.
foot Of Warren ST. days and Sundays $3.50 NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Providence. Boston, North and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH ana PILGRIM. Orchestra
days only, AT q p NJ
NORWICH LINE FOR New London Block Island. Nor !ch
Stoniugton. Watch HILL Narragansett Pier Worcester
ana CHESTER ". CHAPLIN Leave Pier 40. y. r.. foot
Clarkson ST. week days only 6 J.. NJ.
NEW HAVEN Line for New Haven Hartford; Spring
Pier 20. H 2:45 L. NJ foot 3lst l.. r.. Z. NJ
Steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE leaves Pier 20. r r. 1900
Midnight. Sundays RICHARD PECK
E r. $50 A. NJ. foot St. r.. 1000 A. NJ re-
turning. New York S:45 7. II.
Tiekets ana staeroon!s al Lines at ll3 2G1. eI3.
245 Columbus Avenue. 2I3 W and 1853 l. 18th Street.
New York; Court $50 Fulton Street $50 broadway.
Brooklyn. and at Piers.
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Ocean Steamers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@A@ BURG "A MERlGAMLlNE.
SEMI1WEEKLY TWIN-sCREw SERVICE
FOR PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG HAMBURG.
Belsrava. July 0. . PM tsMoltke.
Pretoria. July H. AM Bulgaria July 80 AM
Hamburg July 81 Noon Deutschland 4
fWaldersoe July % PM iPennsylvanls. 6
Grill room and Gymnasium board SWIM call a
Dover for London and Paris
MEDITERRANEA FAN SERVICE.
NEW-YoRK-NAPLES-G
BY superb Twin-Screw
trinz Oskar July 49, 10 A NJ Sept o, p. NJ
FrinZ Adatbert- Aug 16 A NJ. Oct.
FIRST CABIN. 500 and SIS UPWARD.
According to Season.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orlces. IS 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken N =
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA Rail ROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT Streets.
stTestI hs 5ssvng time from ps.s,s:.. Cortland.
Twenty-'hird Street STATEN 95;, -
.1.55 A NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL
.i 1893 4 u T 81 Joys PEs SHMITER
sE5IsAe8 4nR LOUIS EXPRESS
$3.50 T. ii. WESTERN EXPREss.
s.S5 F. NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS.
sSs f fTrTSauRa s AR CINCINNATI EXP
1mso, W v IS y g AND THE SOUTH.
8 Limited s. s. SIS 20 9 Ga n
:I2 50 (.s25 'Cg9srsssI0nal Ln,itedS .s Is. As
soTTHEFsN RA1twAY.@s25. 4 rs p. m. 121o +. n
Atlantic COAST LINE.-s2s - m and s2s p M
sEABoARD AIR L1NE.-122, p. m. and I21o I. N,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-aS D. H.
CHESAPEAKE "a OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 g. m week
FOB 9LD POINT COMFORT NoREo1.K--7.55 l.. m
Atlantic CTTYEo55 a m and ass p m weekdays
f GEG T HSISda .s4 ssss Mort, .snr Park
Ssgg9says5: Point Pleasant H4o. SIS @ q IS
a5 sGe . ssas1 Dong .
M and IS pAm From DesbrOssss and COrtlandt
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.io55. i155 S ~ IS .i . ne 10 s s 'f!s =
$50 42! SIS. ass S.t45S Tor North Phiisdelphis
9ny1 'oo5 653 755. %. g. IS Cs55 North Phiia-
s sePha Spy1 P ~ i. 70 pishs wss ,S Sundays
.h2 s. 'IS5 g % a55 '42s 't4s5 toG North
800 Tor North philadelphia only} m, II. 10 night
dining Car. fExtra-fare train
sa 5a' ST. l2 snf as
zstn ST.: Astor House. and stations named above
BROOKLYN Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
ray snd Annex station The New YoE.
from hotels and residences through destination.
Service
w. W. ATTERBURY J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Traffic
GEO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger
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baltimore AND ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Leave South Ferry 5 minutes earlier
LS Liberty street,. 500 am. Except SUM-, Buffet
-.l0-OO am Daily. Diner
sl2O noon. Daily, Dinsr-
zoo Daily. Diner.
"hosa Linieo" 100 pm. Daily. An Pullman>
500 pm Daily, Diner
100 Daily. Buffet
IL Is night. Daily. SlsepsrA.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
City. south Berry Liberty Daily
Chicago, fittsoarz- 1210 mt 12-15 Slseper,
Chicago, Columbus L5S 400 Dinsr.
Pttsburg. Cleveland 355 pm AGO pm Limited.
''Pittsburg Limited. 6.55 pm 700 pm Buffet
Cincinnati, st. Louis. i2.10 1215 Mt Sleeper.
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. s-55 1000 am Diner.
Cincinnati, st. Louis. SIS pm 500 pm. Diner
Olees; 1s1. 26l. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor House,
los Greenwich St. Is Union Square w, S91 Grand ST..
N Y; S43 Fulton Street Brooklyn; South Ferry aud
Liberty Street
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Receipts Of breadstus points in thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted; flour bbs grain bush
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STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
u The leaving time from Desbrossss Ana Cortlandt
Streets Is ve minutes later than that given below Tor
Twenty-third Street Station. 49,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-26


By new train service on Frisco Ifla
Frisco System IS now operating a
q through passenger train between
Hope. Arl-. and Sherman. Tex, via
Ashdown. Hugo. Durant. Mead Junct.
and Denison. The Nest bound train
Leaves Hope al sos am, Ashd0wn At
go q. m.. arrives Hugo l,05 p. n,
connecting with the fast limited train
which reaches 81. Louis al 100 and
kansas City at 7.l0 next morning, il
also connects At this point with train
for Paris Texas. The new train then
leaves Hugo al 3.35 p. m, after arriT-
a Of the fast train from 81. Louis,
reaches Durant Al $50 p. NJ. Denison
~ 7-0s p. m and Sherman at 7.2O pm.
The east bound train leaves Sherman
a. 9-20 a. m. Denison At $40 a. m,
Durant lOs52 a. m. arrives Hugo loo
connecting with limited train for st.
Louis and Kansas City and with train
for Paris Texas, leaves Hugo at $50
.. m, after arrival Of fast train from
St Louis, arrives Ashdown 7:01 p. N.
Hope a. SIS p. m. By this services
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-26
TIE HELPLESS PrBLIc.

The meat strike illustrates the fact that the process
Of concentration and combination have not in the least
ihtererred with the publics right be damned con
ferred upon It BY the late Vanderbilt.
The packers are picking up good profit at advanced
prices the they have in storage Provision deal
exhibiting foresight equal to their regard for
profit and disposng Of thr meats in stock at prices
that place them beyond want Retailers appreciate the
situation and are cheeruy safeguarding their own In
terests
The strikers though losing wages now expect to get
good thing out Of il in the end as the packers deal
ers and retailers are getting now.
There is just one element that getting the worst Of
it from every viewpoint and that is the innocent disin-
terested public. The public pays the freight.
Every dollar Of the increased price Of added to
the profits Of the packer dealer and retailer out
Of the public.
In every aspect Of this and every other great strike
the public is the innocent and injured victim
And Is there remedy
Yes and the remedy is compulsory arbitration.
The highest right is that OF the public. 1t has been
ruthessly damned long enough This country has be-
come sufficiently civilized demand precautions
for the conservation Of public rights
The course Of the president in forcing the great an
thrace strike to arbitration with the enthusiast
approval OF the whole country. He established prece-
dent that should become recognized as law in every great
strike.
Arbitration is the sovereign remedy. II it is fair
settlement Of their dispute that is wanted BY employers
and strikers arbitration win give it to them.
If trust and strikers do want fair settlement the
public has right to demand t in its own interest and
for its own protection.
A little arbitration goes much further than whole
army of militia.
And if the law can supply the one ought to be able
to sH pply tie other.-Kansas City World.
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E0T SERIOUSLY.

The movement 70 organize and push the separate state
movement Indian Territory need not be taken serious
ly The movement it deserves to be dignided By the
term will hardly take much form in a country where
sevenydye per cent Of the people oppose it. The people
Of Indian Territory. in with TIRE people Of Okla
h0ma have reached the conclusion that it is worse than
folly to fly n the face Of fate They realize that the two
territories are to De created into state and no power
within them prevent It. Congress is the arDteE in
this matter and congress has its head set 70 make but
one state any movement having for its object rhs pre-
yention Of the nevitaoe apt 70 sammary amuck
and this the end which viii overtake the sepa
rate state movement in Indian Territory viii surprise
even its most ent husiastic friends -Oklahoman
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HUMAN DERELICTs.

derelict is abandoned, ownerless thing The
term is generally applied to a or partly sunken
ship noasng about in the ocean, carried BY winds for
thousands Of miles, sometimes amid the ice bergs
Of the frozen north then again far the southward
among the green isles Of the tropics But it is only
drifting derect. Down in its hold may be tile bleach
The derelc not altogether harmless for IL is source
Of danger TO the passing vessel Its submerged hulk may
not be visible and Il may lie like sunkeu boulder
threatening the life Of the sailor But there are other
deelicts beside the sunken wrecks Of ships There are
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human dersIiets Men with 10 ambition nor object IN
life drifting about in ideness and uselessnes Out %
the public highways everywhere nav Be seen these raa-
derless wrecks Of humanity unwecomed By the warm
hand Clasp Of loved ones and Stunned By the busy bust
ling World around them They ike the dereict Of the
sea are also source Of danger TO passing craft The
idle boz is tie source q constant danger 70
others The law recognizes this and hence tne enact
nent against yagraneF. The secret Of success 10 NE
largely lies i industry. and IN working toward an object