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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
EXCITED FURRY
ON STOCK MARKET
WILD MOVEMENT IN SUGAR AND
! AMALGAMATED COPPER
PRESSURE TO TAKE PROFITS
/WAs PERSISTENT.

Wv The Associated Press.
| New York, NoV rs There was an
excited furry during iha fins nour
Of todaHs sto2s market prinetpaily
dne NJ me continuance of the Wild
lmoyemerl IL sugar ana amaleamatad
copper witt which last nigh mar.
Let closed Bin the edge vas tab p
off The movement by, successive sef
backs to sugars effolt to get un Nv
a relapse in Anna gamated Corner and
Tennessee Coal to point under last
night ard to the yielding of Union Pa
| cific to the extent of q poirt AS
these stocks formed the main force
of yesterdays late advance their ok
haustion had strong effect on the
general market There We're no 9th
or movements OF sufficient import
ance in the upward direction 10 off
set this influence
Money Oh call was easy and banks
which held ont for ~ per cent rate
had difficulty in placing All their
available funds. Fhr strong condition
of Chicago National banks rs vi Nov
10 in accordance with tie cali If th~
controller attracted favorable COM
ment and it was alleged chcago N
situations were seeking 70 place mary
millions of loans in W3ll street
Secretary ShaWF call upon national
banks for the retNrn 81 a3ralument
deposits set iedrfe period or that
operation ana thus relieved he ia
certainty regarding 4 which has been
weighing upon the money market to
an extent, With a requirement for 10
per cent of deposits held deferred to
Jan 8 and calling for but $10000.000
and remainder of the s25,000.000 or
rs per cent of holding left to as late
as March IS, the operation causes lit
tie apprehension.
Pressure to take profits was per
sistent in the market and carried pric
es backwards repeatedly. The result
was n general showing of losses at tho
last even in stocks thar had been
strong The market closed weak on
an active selling movement
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Liverpool Quotations.
By the Associated Press.
Liverpool, Nov. 18.--CORN-
American mixed. steady As Cd.
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

By the Associated Press.
New York, Nov WHEAT Pc
ceipts, 10000. Spot STEADY, No rel
s1.2I /. 0. b. aftoat Options cosed
firm at partial one cent net advance
December, $l1S
Receipts, mono; exports g..
000 Spot, steady; No. nominal ele
vator and 81 +. O b. afoat; No vel
low, So; No white, 571a. Options
closed q net lower. December, So.
OATS-Receipts, $1,000 exports,
10000. Spot, steady; mixed, 341s0
351a white, 3G@371A clipped white,
37440
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOclaLCH IFeSS.
Chicago, Nov 1S.-CATTLE--To
days receipts were more than suf
fAent to supply the demand, this
trade being slow at easier prices
Most offerings common to medium in
quality, Prices showed a decline oi
about rs from last week.
HOGS-T was a fairly large
supply for Friday, packers did mo-
find much trouble in filling their OF
ders about ten below yesterday best
figures. Bulk sales, s4.70m4.So
SHEFP-There was good de.
mand. sheep sold ten and fifteen low
er than Thursday. while lambs were
active at advance in prices.
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Deadly
LaCrippe Caused
Heart Trouble,
Nervous Prostration
and Dyspepsia.
Ny Friends Know Heart
Cure Cured Me.

Mrs. c. o. Hurd. IT'S ". Third St, Muscs
tine, Ia, is well known throughout her
secti1n OF Iowa as an ardent wor1er In the
NJ y. Church. She says: "LaGripre left me
with a severe case Of nervous depression and
nervous dyspepsia. which soon affected my
heart. | suffered from sleep. esseess. head.
ache, extreme nervousness and twitchinE oi
the muscles. The slightest eXertlon would
cause shortness Of breath. numbness OF
body and hot flashes W n pain. vii tel
you what ! an constantly telling nv friends
that Dr. Miles Heart Cure cused ne 50
that ali these disagr-eable symptoms let r..
| may add that for severe pan / have never
found ANYTHING % equal Dr.. Miles An.i-Psin
Pills and think the Nerve and Liver Pulls are
Q wonderful stomach remedy"
@Our son was stricken down with hear;
trouble in his twentieth ycar. For two
months we got no sleep With him a. night,
so we commenced to use Dr. Niles Heart
Cure and Nervine with the Nerve and Liy,T
Pills and tO-sy - . sound and eel II
fact he pzss-d yhvsil-i csarn laat.uu si-ce
his sickness and IS wfh TIE Army n re
Phf!.oc.nes. desire . a ft-g D. Niles'
Auti-Pain Pills have certainly been a t'oon
10 no. an frc1lentiT t-ouole- win stck
and nervous headaches ard / h=v. never
found anything that would relieve re 50
quickly and leave me- feeilnE - vel tdcrc-
slterH-Mrs Alice MoAd, Buffalo, No.
Al druggists se2 and guarantee hfst bet
tl< Dr.. Miles Remedies send for free book
ca Nervous and Heart Dlsessss. Address
Ds Miles Medical Co. ElkhsTt- Ind
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covERFWENr nONDs
MONEY QUOTATIONS..

ny he Associated Press.
New Yors NsF is.-Hoaey 0a call
steady. 80 y 1f cont closing ola
~ oT~-rf y Time I.aus. s'eHfv
sixfv days. 3l4 r2ik per cent: a.neiy
days. a1I -l4 months. 5+iGi Prime
paucr. so g-r Gems. ExchsrT-.
strong. demand. sass tteT. efx'y
dsvs. sls' $3.50 Bar lii~ef
$50
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Provision Market.

BUTTER-Un Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS--Unchange
COFFEE-Options closed steady AZ
a ent loss of 15d2 20 points. Sales. So
500 bags, December, sG.G5dG.7s
Spot Rio, quiet; invoice SIS; mild,
steady.
SUGAR-Raw. strong, fair refining
As; centrifugal 90 test ia: mo-
lasses sugar, 80; refined, strong.
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ST Louis, Nov. 1S.-The folloWin.
spot prices ruled here today for var
ious grains mentioned:
No 2 red winter wheat .115k
Nc 9 red winter wheat Hon II
NJ 2 white corr. 49,. IS
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At ST. Louis.
By the Associated Press.

st. Louis, Nov. S.-CATTLE-R
ceipts 5000. Steady beef steers
S3.00@6.4o; stockers and feeders,
s2.25@375; COWS and heifers. $2.25@
AS Texas steers. $2.70m425
HOCS-Receipts, 5000 Steady
range, $3.50 f.90.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS Cereals.

BY the Associated Press.
Minneapolis, Nov, 1S.-WHEAT-
December $1.115s May. s1.139s; No
] northern, s1.13Ss No. 2 northern
$I09%@1,10A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
Chicago Receipts, Cars.
Movement of Grain.

The following we're the receipts and
shipments at the points named for
the day:
St Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
reported by the Cassidy Commits
sion Company, 6o5 Commercial Az
enues)
Graina and Provisions

Grains and Provisions.
Chicago, Nov. 1S.-The following
was the range of the leading futures
on the board of trade today:
WHEAT
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
ILLlNOISGENTRAL RRCO


Worlds Fair. louisiana Purchase 20
position. s. Loal-. NO. April e. ~
SENDER LIST. 's94 91s5 roaai t-,9.
tici-eis sold daily Commencing Apr
18th, 10 November 18th inclusive
limited to return December 18Th, 1904
1870 roun1 trip. tickets 500 daily
conn sncins April 18th TO Novemhef
Goth bearing return Huit % sky
GOD, days from dats q sale
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New York, Nov 1S,-Thc following
vas the range Of prices on the Stock
exchanges to-day:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

stamped on her 40T he4rt. t-t
most Of the ~conp.eEion" comes on
unless put there by HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea -PoVders lad
ding Paul 3 schnh & sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
Puts and Calls.
Primary Receipts and Shipments,
REGENTS for Tomorrow.

Chicago, Nov. 1s--The estimate Of
receipts for tomorrow are as follows:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

limited ro ra.-ru Iar r.1lr y E.
Winter Teur,st Rates 20 Denver, Cello
race spd-as ard Pueblo. Co.
slo.55 round trap iron Cairo Tick
cts so,i daIy 70 and including April
seth limited % re'srn June IS, ie0i
Winter tourist rates 10 the follow
IN uanee ro'n.s az rzfes nSmet
are sold daily until April 10th. limited
~ return Tune tst. 1904.
sl0.sa Aberdeen, liss.; n't-ant,
'ff-.
tl4tf jackson Miss
ssHH fleClma Iss
.1l Hamr anu- l.s
n.iesns
a. n HANSON
General t4sstaear Agent
II n JONES
Tckcl AeE1t- q
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

Low Hetss be- Caea-
ASK mo y Beat Z Z. A.. s{oeils.
asd Ohio railroad. St Louis. for par.
ficulars a. 10 the new steamship ssry.
See and low rates Il Havana
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

reported by the Frank Cassidy Com
mission Company, COS Commercial
Avcnuel
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19

i1ier1r' .1s' Live stoc- Eep-s 't.cr
Chicago. ia. November e 10 ~
cember 3. 1904. $3.50 to chicago IN
rsturn account the above meeting.
Tickets sold Novembes q. . ans q.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.

Cash prices in the Cairo marIet
yesterday were as follows.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
Liverpool Markets.

| timothy hay, per ton s10op
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
Ell Paso In
The Lead
The American Mining Congress
Leaves Selection Of Consen-
tion City 10 the Directors.

PORTLAND, Ang. III. The adop.
lion IA rnsolnsen modifying The
constitution ~ the American mining
congress and empowering the body q
directors IN the future to select
places for holding The annual conven.
tion, has somewhat damage the as
pect of d fight for the convention d
1908.
The III Paso delegates believe .
majority Of the new board of direc
tors Will be friendly TO the choice 81
that city, however, and they have losl
no ground with the change In rnlei
governing the choice.
, The report Of the committee or
buildings and permanent hcadquarterl
eliminated every other city from th'
contest except Denver and Salt LAX,
and that Is 10 be considered nj tomor
rows session.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
STOCK MUST
Be EXAMINED
Then IL MAY be shipped from
Atieet.a Region Without
Dipping iii Placard-
Ing Cars.

DENVER. Ang. 2i. Officers of the
national I've stock association have
received reply to their protest %
the hnreau 81 animal Industry asking
FOR modification Of the regulation
compelling tho dipping If eattle COM
ing from the territory infected with
aeahies Oh mango,
The bureau grants the request 81
tho association and modlfies the Or
der "a that cattle deslgnated for
slaughter originating Ii the affected
regions may Do shipped % market cen
ters without dipping Or placarding the.
ears, providing they have first been
examined and found free from eyi-
denee Of acahlcs.
Tho amendment provides relief for
all Western cattle shipping states
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
Collision on the Frisco

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2t.--A special
to the star from Joplin, Mo, says:
The sst. Louis and San Francisco
passenger bound for st. Louis collid,
ed with d west bound freight near
Sarcoxie early today. Eleven persons
were injured, none il Is believed fat.
ally. Every persons In the passenger
train was badly shaken up. The train
was crowded with passengers standing
In the aisles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
Cant. w. B. BTunkOn Gives
Story Of the Shooting

man this time. He says, You're q
coward | said you're liar With
that liz struck me twice. The forco
OF the first blow, which cut this big
cash which YOU see over my eye,
would have knocked me down II Ind
n0t been leaning against ono ~ the
posts of tho porch rhe blows daxed
mo I'D could not sec, but while no
was striking me reached for my
revolver aud felt around to find out
Whero Id was. In shooting him I
shot myself through the hand !
am lefl handed and was cropping for
him with my right hand which bears
tiln bullet marls You see here, ]
have NJ further recollection of what
happened, bnt Brady, the only eve.
Witness, says Lester struck me again
ana knocked mo off the platform"
Captain nrunton showed the rep
rcsentatiye of Tho Optic an affidavit
IL Mr.. +. a. Brady who Witnessed
The affair from beginning to end, do
scrlbing Il In detail and bearing out
tho statements made above In ev-
cry particular.
Concerning the land In question,
which was the cause Of the trouble,
Captain Brunton said: IL was de-
creed TO me BY partition by the dis
| trlct court In 1896. Later leased
| IL 10 the heirs Of the Butler estate
IN exchange for other land which they
leased to me. The Butler heirs In
turn leased my land, with other land.
TO Thomas Lester for a period OF
three years. This Is the way no
first got possession Of the land. At
1.-THE expiration OF the lease he claim
Cd tho land and entered suit 70 quiet
title. Now, whilo the suit is pend
ing. bio expects others to recognise
him aa the owner and possessor OF
this land"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24

Ing for more and better living quar-.
tiers, nor only for the invalid. but
also for the sound and we'll,
About five miles up The canyon IL
situated the mott magnificent prop
#erss n nll tiais country, known as
the Manteznma hotel. which proper.
=ts Ii about % change hands and pass
into the control u recently nrgani.
zea company backed III Chicago and
eastern parties IN which enterprise Il
N expected III interest alt iii the
prominent doctors throughout the
Inite,i States who will open and run
the property d 4 sanitarium. II Ii
ideal Iii all ef its appointments and
location. The famous hot springs
are III the property, the curative
properties Ill Tie Mitters being suffl
ciently known III u attract fheumat
les ffaal A. iii. III Honduras.
Las Vegas ii destined 10 bo Tho
greatest health resort iar eeasi4mp
tiyes n the world Iii comparative
III short time fhe climate hern ii
superb summer and winter, Here
me sun shines more DAYS III the yeal
Ethat Ill any afhfr potut Air III dts
and pure sueh III Is required III con
isasirptives Who can i've mt III door:
practically I'LL seaanns of the year
Tho samera are IDEAL temperaturt
rarely being over 10 degrees I'll I'll,
shade One scarcely need make an,
1ehange Iii garments worn summer d
winter. II Will he i pleasure ID Ill
1swer Inquiries from any af YOU
lraaaers. regarding tha advantages 1
Ihe derived irene / residence Ii I'd
lNegas Wha may he Victims II tha
dread disease.
III Il. RfSociSNAY,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug. "a. Salvatore
Baassalo, eighteen years old, was
shot 10 death III his fathers rcstaur.
ant lii Park street BIZ Carlo Rossati.
thirtyfiye years old, today because
he had disclosed to tho police tho 80
rrets 81 The alleged black HIND"
The father was knocked down and
choked Into insensibillty by the slay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24

ners have fallen in the service Of
their country. Certain classes Of
offenses are pardoned in Finland
and other concessions are made
there.
Persons guilty Of political offenses
eomitled within the last fifteen years
who have remained unidentified. will
no longer By subject % prosecution,
while political offenders who are now
fugitives abroad may apply q the
minister Of the interior for pernis-
SIGN % return To Russia.
TIE Christening.
sT. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2a,The
christening 81 the heir to the Rus
ian throne took place this morning
at the Church af Peterhof palace
win imposing ceremonies. 4 pro
eession Of gillsea coaches aceompanr
led the infant prince from Alexandra
Villa To the church. After the met.
ropQlitan Of Sc Petersburg had ad.
,ninistered the sacrament to the heir,
The Emperor invested the latter with
the insignia III the order Of st. An.
drew, immediately thereafter the
ttngilag If ritnHeh beels and firing et
ii Salute oil 10l guns announced the
completion Of the ceremony. Both
Petefhof and 81, Petersburg are lay
fshly decorated. There will he ain
illumination tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24

during their fall race meet the an
nual meeting Of the Territorial Fire.
men. There Is a big program Of
events and the purses offered amount
to $3.50 The firemen expect to have
teams from Silver city, Albuquerque,
Santa Re. Ration, Roswell and Alamo
gordo In addition 70 the two teams at
Las Vegas. The last named Twin
Cities have undoubtedly the best fire
department III New Mexico.
Zone Of The big features 81 The en-.
tertaiument al Galiinas park will be
the bicycle and motorcycle races.
There win be 4 number OF swift ones
from Colorado cities and the Albn.
alterqne bunch will have to look to
their iaurels.
"The defeat administered 70 the
Las Vegas aggregation Of ball play.
ers during the national guard encamp.
meut has only resulted hi making the
sporting blood BIZ that city circulate
d trifle faster. Rumnr has II that thy
have signed another pitcher, three II
filsfers and another catcher, III n
wssn are stars with the stick i
would seem that our Vegas friends
are ont for blood and the money.
THE Territorial Fair association
| has offered $500 lii purses for base
ball. The Gallinas park management
at Las Vegas has offered $500, makini
$1,000 In purses for base ball durlnt
the first two weeks IN October. Thes,
are the largest purses ever offered fo
q this sport In the territory and on
people Will have the opportunity q
seeing the finest and most interesting
base ball playing ever had IN Ney
Mexico.
The Gallinas park management i
their speed programs. five thousan,
Iof which are being distribute,
throughout the various racing circuits
give The territorial fair very prom
/ nent mention Thanks. Albuqnei
/ slque Citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24

Captain w B. Brunton was In
town yesterday attending the wedding
of ill daughter and returned home
this afternoon,
IIe haa about recovered from the
effects 81 iii recent encounter With
Thoa, Lester ia Shoemaker. though
an ugly scnr marks Ills left eye aad
The member was 10 Injured by one
|or lie blows received that liz Ii still
compelled ID shield II with heavy
dark glasscB.
III conversation With iii Optic mail.
Captain Brunton relntel tic atory of
Ehis trouble With III, Lester, and shed
aonn additional ilght 81 Tie iprl5
dent W. give the captains story
| III hia own words
II was pltting that afternoon ~
lGlaes 4 Murphy'a store with i num-
lber III others, Lester mol being among
1.-The number, and We were discussing
/ the recent stealing Of aomo cattle
n VI
when Il. A. Brady stepped over and
said no wished 70 speak % me and
we steppes out On the porch. While
we were talking Joe Gentry came up
and entered Into the conversation.
Presently the front door OF the store
opened and Lester came out and ap.
preached me IN an angry manner.
He said, why did you give Mrs. Ma,
han permission To run her horses
on my land; that's my land, bought
Ill and paid for H. Az this poinl
Joe Gentry walked away for he saw
from Leater'a tone. M he said after
wards, that there was likely TO bs
trouble and lie didn't want TO be Il
n 10 Lester I replied, Ny law
Iyers viii attend 10 Tint for mo ami
n don't want 10 talk TO you,'
4 He haid, You've been bulldozinl
1.-The people 10 this valley for year.
land you've run up against The wronI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
CHRISTENING OF
CAR HEIR
Substantial Privileges Accord.
ed TO Russian People In
HsnOr Of Great
Event.
WHIPPING POST
ABOLISHED
Imposing Celebration Held IL
ST. Petersburg III Behalf
of the UnklioMing
Czarositch.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2i.--The
Czar today issued a lengthy manifes-
to on the occasion Of the christening
of the heir to the throne. It Is IN
trodueed BY the following message
70 the people:
s'By the will of God, We, Car and
autocrat Of all the Russtas, car of
Poland, Grand Duke Of Finland, etc,
announce to our faithful subjects that
on this, the day Of christening of our
son aud heir, Grand Duke Alexis
Nicholaievitch, following the prompt
ing Of our heart, We turn to our great
family Of the empire, and with the
deepest and most heartfelt pleasure
even amidst these times Of national
struggle and difficulty, bestew upon
them some gifts Of our royal favor
for greater enjoyment in their daily
lives
Various benefits bestowed on many
classes are then enumerated Al
length. One relates TO the com
plete abolition Of corporal punish
ment among the rural classes, and
its curtailment In the army and navy
It RENTS land purchases III arrear:
which affects one Of the largest cias
ses Of population throughout the EN-
pire and its benefits extend to es
tates In Poland. General provision
Of the manifesto include all rount
reduction in sentences from common
law offenses, a general amnesty fol
political offenses, except for murder
and for the education Of the childrer
of soldiers who have been victims o
war, as well as assistance for sucl
families as need 1t. whose bread win
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
FOUR MASKED MEN
HOLD UP x PAYMAsTER.

PATTERSON, n II, AUG. q -Four
masked moil held iii the paymastar
u tho protike Construction company,
MI. White, on thn Ridge road near
here to-day and robbed him 81 $4,000.
Mi, White was accompanied by two
men Iii The buggy when four men m
peared Tho leader shot the horse
and his companions kept Tho mon III
The buggy covered while one took the
bag containing tho money
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-24
7Mifcheu Doing Some More
Booming for October. Meet

Colonel r. +. Twitchell Is In the city
today comforting with the territorial
fair officers on matters Of interest.
He says that Las Vegas will be here
In force during the fair. The colonel
is vice president Of the fair associa-
tion for San Miguel county, and along
with Colonel Fred IT. Pierce. will
make every effort 70 help make the
fair d success.
In regard To the territorial fair. the
Gallinas park race meet. Albuquerque,
Las Vegas. the Blues the Browns.
and In facts things IN general 0f inter.
est To the people of New Mexico, the
colonel sail. The Gailinas park
people are getting ready for diatribn-
tion h most attractive souvenir of
Las Vegas. the Montezuma saniior.
ium, the scenic highway and GalIinas
park. The book viii III made iii i'll.
most entirely IL half tone views "a
the scenic highway, III Porvenir, the
sanitorium, the public buildings 81
Las Vegas, over forty views OF Gal.
linas park. including a panorama pic.
tnre showing the horses racing. base
ball and crowds on the big day of the
encampment Of the national guard
and panorama Of Las Vegas itself
This book will cost In the neighbor
hood OF thousand dollars and moth
Ing issued BY the Santa re road vii
surpass II in the printers art.
From letters being received b,
Secretary Tanpert Of the Gallinas
park race course and Mr. Maynard
Gnnsul of the Territorial Fair asso
citation there will he more first clasi
horses, harness and runners at III,
two meets than We have ever had
The building Of the trasls At Las Ve
gas will hel3 this city In its racini
feature at the annual fair immeasur
ably.
The Gallinas park management
Will have as one Of the big attraction