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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15
Notice Of Publication Homestead Entry
No. 1928.
Department of the Interior,

Department OF the Interior,
Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz., March s. 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fl ed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court, in his office, at Solomonvilc
Ariz., on May II 1906, viz: Charles E. Dallas
of Duncan, Arizona. for the x SW 4. Sec
%, NE 4 NV = & NV 4 NE q Sec. 50, T, S.
r. S2-E., G. & S. r. B. & NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Erastus f. Dallas, Clarence
Montierth, Thomas ]. Nations, Duncan, Ariz
Isaac F. Campbell, SIff3rd, Ariz.
MILTON r. MOORE,
Register.
First publication March, Is, 1906 4-19
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15
SOCIETIES
Masonic Calendar for the Year.
Coronado Lodge No. 8 F. & A. NJ.

April It'll, regular meeting,
May 9Th, regular meeting.
June End, regular meeting.
June 30th, regular meeting.
July, no meeting.
August 4th, regular meeting.
September 1st, regular meeting.
September 29th, regular meeting.
October 9th, regular meeting.
November 24th, regular meeting.
December 18th, regular meeting.
Annual election of officers.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, Itch
Ring Worm, Herpes, BARRIERS

All of these diseases are attended
by intense itching, which is almost
Instantly relieved applying Chamber
lain's Salve and by its continued use
a permanent cure may be effected.
it has, in fact, cured many cases that
had resisted all other treatment.
all Dealeis in Medicine.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15

The company reserves the right to vary with
out notice.
Mixed Trains Nos. IL and u will carry pas
sengers.
Nos. and 10 make close connection a Bowie
with S. P. trains for both East and West and at
Globe with stage lines to PaysOn, Upper Salt
River Valley Riverside, Tonic Basin, and Ray
mine.
Bg-The paaific standard time is one hour
slower than mountain time.
C. C. MALLARD, Superintendent
EPES RANDOLPH. President
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15

of
thesel low rates are in
o Aprl
Information Cal Uponor ddress
HUMPHREY. r.
Freight dPasAg Agent Tucson Arz Lord M
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15

An estimate of the worlds gold
production to end of 1905 to 81, 0OO,-
100000. Pure good of this value
would weigh about 16,5OO tons and
occupy a space of 10000 cubic feet.
1t would represent a solid circular
tower of gold twenty feet in diane
ter and 100 feet hsgh. The yearly
production of gold now will increase
the height of this tower three feet
each year.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-03-15
A BLOODY BATTLE WITH MOROS.
United States Troops and Moro Bandits
Mix Up With Casualties on
Both Sides.

An important action between the
American forces and hostile Moros
has taken place near Jolo.
Fifteen enlisted men were killed, a
commissioned officer wounded, and
four enlisted men wounded and the
naval contingent operating with the
military sustained thirty-two casual
ties.
The Moros lost 600 killed.
Major General Leonard Wood,
commander of the division of the
Philippines reports as follows from
Jolo, capital of the Sulu Islands: ga
severe action between troops, a
naval detachment and constabulary
and the hostile Moros has taken
place at Mount Dajo near Jolo. The
engagement opened during the after
noon of March and ended on the
morning of March 8.
"The action involved the capture
of Mount Dajo, lava cone POO feet
high, with a crater at the summit,
and exceedingly steep. The last 4OC
feet were at an angle of sixty de-
grees and there were fifty perpen-
dicular ridges covered with a growth
of timber and strongly fortified and
defended by an invisible force of Mo-
ros.
"After all the defenders of the
Moro stronghold were killed the ar
tillery was lifted by block and tackle
a distance of 300 feet into position
on the lips of the crate.
"Six hundred bodies were found on
the field.
"The action resulted in the extinc-
ton of band of outlaws who, recog-
nizing no chief, had raided friendly
Moros and owing to their defiance
of the American authorities, had
stirred up dangerous condition of
affairs.
An estimate of the worlds gold
production to end of 1905 to 81, OOO,-
100000. Pure good of this value
would weigh about 1880 tons and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

.ss99m,g,an. las5s fair l5al7c good. lsa2oe prime
On steady 2 FIRM y.steay s sa
ssoa ra,iag 90 Ags;sr BY arfs Ssa % . mag
changed Sales ao Ausyst az ssAe 2ig" august az
changed Refined petroleum was In far recent
toe bulk 4aOc: Phiiaaelphia 7G5c bulk. 55c refined
hite New yo SIh ~, s zos buls Ge,, Phiadeiphia
g sg oTf water T9tS Sf Pprn crude
mills. 2oc montreal early now crop prime summer
6erO s4e65sc November s2aSsi3 &c: December, siIsQ
So S 'asSary Ssige prime while sS Seq PRIME cit T
3Sg39c; out-of-town 3703Sc: Calcutta raw. Csc
PToVIsoSs-Te liberal run OF hogs connection with
little yaly in lard ribs but pork considerable ad
1nes after he opening en- support NON packers ana COM
hse with grain Chicago receipts were soOto hogs
1900; Omaha. 1000 and the Vest $1,000 PORK
clear s4@ss sE seay 90 9uo fs Mess $50 s co.
f9my Sl0g$l0 90 packet s9gSo 80; extra lnsia mess
DRESSED 6 HOES easy quoted Bssons oc $50 p e!4s
picked bellies steady quoted smoking 1SG1sAc 10 10
l23se l. p l2s "a 10 lllsc: picked shoulders nompa
IA T1 stSSady quoted City &C. COUNTRY 43sg
s9Oc city lard easy quoted at sqc refined lard easy
sTEARINE nrm: quoted oieo easc: city lard seaSiae
bo Ric6 .ad aEm with
nestle screenings. shQ34sc: second heads 494hc;
hsads Japan oInes,ic sa0 sS4e Patna a l sac
sUGAR%Business in refined sugar was tsiriy active
with undertone firm and prices unchanged with the
OASIS atUc less per cent cash for gTauulaed Prices
quoted are net less per cent for cash: cut loaf and
powdered 4SSc; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
Eagle coarse and fine granulated SOC; Eagle n
cartons 10 bags and 10 bags OF enc granuatei 9Je
Eagle line or standard graduated and diamond A. 4sOc
Senfeesc sC A. 46Ss; No l. 445c; Nos ana COS
adoe No 4o5c; No TO- &c: No II. 395c; No r. ssOc
NOS - "a and 10 3s5c London reported advance
tn prices for sugar bees with August quoted at IS FAD
and September at S. sAd. The local market was quiet
put stu firmly held the old duty paid 3&G
lSl6c for 80 test centrifugal 3Ac FOR 50
week az the four United ports 432 tons
AGAINST 494Sl tons the week before 6S4
time last year. Stock Is 500 $50 tons compared with
~ eos tons the previous week 205 763 tons same
week IN 1915 Meetings. tons against A. eco
tons previous week and 80 900 last year
lean bought a quantity OF August shin
ment at 16c, basis 95 test equal to SIC duty paid
10 test and late yesterday Philadelphia bought 10 600
bags cuba centrifugal afoat l3-l6c basis 95 test
equal TO assoc duty paid 96 test. is nothing
al S1sc. basis 90 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
OTHER mARNETs-BY TgLEeRAPa.

Chicago. AVS l-CATTI.FS-Recepts. 21.Ot' head; u.-r-
steady. others lower. G,
urime steers. - .1S6 =. cows. 81 5StS4 "a, heitsrs
T5S, - h,tls - &0ESt 80. calves SS5; stocEess en-
teeders - ~, "a % HOGS receipts @t'as heo; na.
tet tst light steady shade hgheT others g
light "a t"tSb s2s; oho.ce o. prime heavy a. ~
medium good heavy Si SH1fS6 tutcner - ~
90 nd tp -h1ice mixed 81
S. T5uSG II SHEEP-Esceip3s. &uOlU leals Na.>,ss
stea.: sap. - @5GSStU yearlnss. sJ0<o, Ai1 f-s
s. 90 .. -. 49,
pers ST T21 tSG -. s. sl>t ~ 80 - =,
ioIr roni shipne-s 1888 To- common, -
STEEI' sel Is 1t s. s5Qs8 50 IsANs slow ~ ~ =.
Ip1fF,is - A1fi4l--ftece-Pts. a.i4t
INT .rs nc ta.cei VEAl.s-ReeeiTts s,p head ua1t
"u.s e''I sISv n 81 .OT$7 HuGSRecepSs. Atss'
head fairly ye eaTey s'sy aS Sixsa ASFss.s
&NSI; Euulls. s"s- - a. - 49,
81 al, SIicEi' AID 1asfIsiseeetp's $40 head Se'vs
a' ansas CIV AUS cattle Receipts 9olO Reed
Cr Ffai Ecuthefus market steady % strong clct
ri ana dressed beef steers S. a0S2 =, fair E
81 +fil oDl
Ec5crs s. 81 a.. southern steers. s. 55SS 81 sguh
c3fsa native cows
~ a o. ls So 2lG 81 90 calves 50 Sn IS EODs
E7eceipss f5ty0 head; market lO1Jc lower TOP. 50 -
h,r ~ sales NJ sOftS1 IN heavy. "a hackers
"a s- 81 IS: ughN So 22sQeG as piss Sass g. SIEE.I.
head. market 81
ewes and yearl aEs, $f6s5 1o' Western fe1 yearl,&
s. TSQS5 So Western fed sheep. $JS5; sScCoEs ana tss1
eis. 50 0e-sa -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God free and ndepeadeEt-Te
Theodore Bloch Jacques Bloch julien Bloch, Alice och
Juliette Rue Anna Levy. Florne Bloch. Isaac sehwob
Blanche Dideshelm. Armand SchHob Rene Schwob
Maurice SchwOb Armand Schwob (alsO Georges
scRWoS Babet9e ee ReSEheine Salmon Gesar sDRe
BeTEheim. Bertha Calm Rosa GTumbach. LeopOldine
Manuel HaencheD BergheimeT. Enee Schwab, fphile
Dreyfus Solomon BershemeT Rosa Bersneiraer. Marie
Ieyens Henriette Fanny Lang. David Barsheiinsr
Sarah Lehman. Mathide Diedeshem. Sarah GUgenhen.
Emile PillOdS. SYLVAN willard Wytar. IIlce 1Tey
fus Maurice Dreyfus. Cemenss Kahn Emma Wyler.
Ernest DTeyfus Emile DrSyI1S Lconi2 DfeyfuS, Mauf-
ice Dreyfus. Blanche Schwob Paul Workman. Louise
Anna Levy Jacques woOg. Noise schwoh. AdcIphe
Hetdelbach, executor named In the win % Charles
Ruoens deceased the asrs AM next ~ kin Of Charles
greeting Whereas Henry r. Ickelheier q the city u
New York. has lately applied TO the Surrosates Court
ents in writing bearing date OF the End day Of January
1906 and the 9th day OF March, 1906 respectively rela
ing to both real and personal property duly proved as
the last VIII and testament OF Chares stuoens talso
known Samuel WOOg late OF the city OF Paris France
deceased Therefore and each OF you are cited 20
appear before he surrogate OF our county or New 1o
at his Office In the County Of New York the 18th day
OF September, thousand nine hundred and six. at
hafpast ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that day then
and there attend the probate OF the said last will and
under the Of twenty-One years required ap
by guardian. Il you one. Il you have
none 70 appear and apply for 20 be appointed OF
In the event OF your neglect or failure to do 80.
and act for you In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
IL" 81 York 20 be heTeunto affixed. witness Hon
AYNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate % our sa 4
July in the year our Lord thousand nine hui ed
and six DANIEL J. DowDNEH. Clerk of the sure
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Petitioner Il
Broadway, Manhattan. y. Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by Grace OF God independent To
Emily " Johnston. George J. BFadsh, Francis J. ZTn-
hermann, William F Zimmermann. Arthur c, thinner
mann Mary w Gerhard. Agnes $. Zimmerman. JOHN
tombstone. Henry c. Johnston. William 3. Johnston.
Euphene s. Johnston Mary W. Johnston. Margaret a.
Johnston. Francis j. Hopson. William o. HopsOn. AnntS
J. Bryan. Paul G. Zimmerman. Cyrus j.
William T. Zimmerman, Charles F. Zimmerman. Her
mine G Johnston Edith s Johnston Margaret S. John
Bertha T. Bradish Frederick Gerhard Katherine A
Johnston Charles T. Gerhard Paul Gerhard. Isabella
Gerhard Edward a Gerhard Hdegarde Gerhard. Francis
J. GERHARD, Howard y Zimmerman Eleanor J. thinner
Michael CahiI. Edwin W. HopsOn. send greeting: You
OF you hereby cited and required personally
u appear before Surrogate the County
New York the SuTFogate's Court OF said County
held at the County Court House. the County
the 18th Of September. 1906 half-pasc
O'Clock In the OF that day. there
{ show why Francis T. JOhnstone should be
appointed 20 with Louis Morris tombstone Co
Of the created under by
VIII and Testament Of Mary Williamson Johnston,
deceased 10 John H. Hinton and
such herebv cited. the age OF
tventycne years are required appear your guar
dian. IL you have II appear and
apply for TO be appointed in the YOUR
neglect failure 10 do guardian will appointed
by the Surrogate to and the pro-
CeeLing.
Testimony Whereof. We have Seal OF the
SurToga'es Court Of the seid County OF New
ISeal.i York 70 be terelnto affixed Witness Hon
ABNER Q. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF said
County OF the County Of New York the nth dav OF
year Of Lord thousand nine hun
dred and six. DANIEL. J. DOwDNEY
Clerk ~ the SurroSate's Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, August /. 1906
FOEEEcFc-The market again to-day,
sales for day being about 81 600 bags which is only
little the Of yesterday Prices were some
what Irregular but the unI ertone OF the MARKER sed
Ing out Of demand The opening was points
lower to points higher the decline being Que 10 dap
DointinE cables advance the DEVELOPMENT
big general call progressed The buying
from sufficient to nfTn the
market up during middle session with prices az one
time showing advance OF 6@lO points JUST Defore
close. however there was heavy realzng ana inc
finished steady but net unchanged 10 D
points lower The European markets fell considerably
OF expectations and were inhuenccd
Tres1In,aby by uroht taking after advance.
the continued and possibly by predictions
FOR on increase in worlds visible supply Tor the
month Of July &c double the increase for the same
month asst unchanged 70 = LoNcr
OF the local opening but LAYER relied Z ine
pig OF the Brazilian markets. no was 80 res
lower and the rate exchange ll6d lower On the
ober hand the weather in Brazil continued cold though
temperatures hardly enough to suggest actual
nd a cable dispatch received
that would delay of consequence IA
the residents signature NeoriZation bill The price
Of one leading brands OF package coffee was al
vanced nc ner 10 The for spot cofee was hm
en- TIE basis Of sac for Rio No Z.
The range OF prices in the local market toay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

CoTTONThe cotton market was very G Sie az
only &c coo bales which would be hardly more than
fair days business OF the large wire ana com
mission houses during market Prices huctuated
range of about points. and closed steady
n advance Of TO points the opening Wa
steady at decline OF point 70 an advance OF point
in response 10 cables which about expected ana
featureless weather map Trading was dull but prices
Gagged off under little local selling. and at one time
during morning points net lower.
In the afternoon traders began buying
on moderate effort force in some OF
market rallied. with the close
al practically top private reports Issued
THE Journal OF Commerce reported deterioration for
the month Of per cent to SIT per cent against 81
per cent month. report issued by prominent
local authority deterioration of about IL
to per month These
private reports giving
condition percentage and these reports have closely
confirmed one another showing deterioration q from
114 cent for che month The governments
last month S33 and the August last
I49 against OF during the
bumper year. The condition figures be
Issued by the Department OF Agriculture Friday
The Of contract prices in the local market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT OF THE srAFE OF NEW

YORK.-Peter Herche Plaintiff against Rudolph
simon. William Clark Theodore Kieval ana Mary
kieval the wife OF said Theodore rams
Mary being fictitious her real Christian name being
unknown plaintiff Defendants In 20
County OF New To above named
Defendants and OF them.
You hereby SunmQned answer the cur,Ula.n IA
this action a cCny OF your arzsr o, ~
PLAINTIFFS Attorney within
Of this exclusive OF the service ar IN
of failure 70
be taken against by default for the relief dersei
in the complaint.
Dated July 22f. 1906
WILLIAM T. CROAK. Attorney for Plaintiff; Ole nat
n Y 49, -'-N S--s'
To the defendants Theodore EievaI 'Tary rlieva
the wife OF said Theodore Kieval tire Mary
plaintiff, -
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU bv uuhIl-
cation. pursuant order the Hon Lanes a
blanchard Justice OF Supreme Court OF ere sent,
OF New York dated TIE Gath day July ana 6Iel
with the Senpi3nt in the Office OF the CleFR % tbs
Borough Manhattan. City. County and Srare - ~
York. 9th Of 1906 -
Dated
WILLIAM T CROAK Attorney for Plaintiff; ON7cs ara
y Y -e" A0'N IVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

largo crate. 81: IIMA BEANS. Iaesenseck. per bag.
50 2IIS9 90 South jersey. potato bog 81 sS2:
DO potato PEI L Dbl basket S2dS2 80: DO fat
/. bbi basket s2as2 50: 10 nat. 81 259sl 50 in
feror 5OcGs1: LETTUCE. state. = bh basket %
az. % uCarbv rer i0d15c: do basket 2O64 c;
ONIONS orange County per bag. sI@Sl so; do shell
Ter island rer Dbl $2Sfs2 20 Other Long Island
jersey. rel end yClIey gsr Dbl Se@s2 % q Jersey
Telovarc End MARYLAND white per bush 7cGSI %
40 MARYLAND and Virginia white. Per bh. $2ds3, 20 po
= hiI bask 15c1S1. do bill 10
Ken,uctv has 81 2o0sl -; 90 Texas. uer crate.
st6SI OER2. Southern. carrier Slff$l ~: 10
Jersey per lOoO s1GSi p; PEPPERS Jersey ner bb.
s5Cno, do Norfolk basket crate 40FGnr. PEAS
western New basket Tac6sl L.: 10 PEI
Eae 4i-T9c. STRING VT:ANS, stat, green per basket
aOeGSl 90 1So0$ 10 per bag L01l73o;
per bag. IOdf5c: SQUASH. marrow. uer
hi 5C~Gsl. DO yellow croOlnecE and white. 50FTl-
TOMATOES Monmouth t'Ornty. rer basket 4nc1S1: 70
r--t~ Jersey. .5GS0c. TUHNIPS Jersey rutsbaga per
bbL T5c.
N.ItK AND CcsEAM-Ttc EXCHANGE price remains NJ
quart the shipper IN the 2G-cen zone
The receipts ~ mills aai 4O-quart cars fo-
the week ending July IS as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

The local market for spot cotton was quiet with
ll5e for middling Gulf; sales $500 bales Southern
steady unchanged at Ioc sales IS Bales Noa
unchaneed a{ 10 ok iea Syiet and s,e9d
lie; sales. 76 bales Baltimore nominal &c lower at
New Orleans steady unchanged at lose sales 1850
s Sass Memphis quiet unchanged at iO'e' sales 100
FL9UR A%P Al IN -four yesterday
sas clears Prices while barely steady quot
rgh winter atens ' s9s4 81 spFns
As$ no e1tTa o No winter SO I5g s. 80 and
g Sa 10 ar e 52Sd 8 as co. faR3y
dried. So 1892 80: to brand. BAGMEAI,-steady.
81 6as1 - 4ea GT 81 cy du @ote
~ Ps DO SIG e. rea aG g a $50 in s 1870
o t bran red $40 o 50 S SEQ $ sacks g, %
$50 20 sacks; oilmeal, $50 5OG$3O '''''
IF sbs op.bn s @ sy
tbt la se aTe s5 near me close when reports
prices about Sc from the OF the day which were
further advance in september from s6se to sS.c
night The openinS strength entirely on stead
Russia 10 the eject that CROPS IN the tb news Sa IRON
the country had Broomha cable from
genera! strike had taken place grain laborers This
other selling under which prices quickly declined ruling
favorable reports from the Northwest comprised the
6aa @ @ For e d1y the O WsstsrS
last year During July Chicago received 7.7O4OOO bush.
the arrivals We're 10000 bush and the previous largest
month was 1851 600 bush Cearanees for the how
ever were more liberal especially -four Of which Loco
wheat of Kansas at 100000 bush. 30 600
above Of the estimates
Liverpool closed partly 1sd net higher and other
foreign markets without important changes Sales
on export account about 10 ogds in all positions
making practically 800 leads 100000 bush far
this week The cash market IN New York quoted
No Northern Duluth s5lec. . hard winter.
TSSc o ahOat CORN-In sympathy with other mar
kets opened stronger aided by complaints
tons Of Illinois stl dry Heavy pressure in
September developed, however. and there a
we're break in thar option which extended later the
whole list Until the last few minutes the
In very weak position at under the previous
night September. and private reports
showers were expected in the
rally in prices Of about sc point
coverings and the steadness wheat
receipts STOOD bush. compared 900
last year Liverpool closed al SD net lower. The
market n New York was easy closing follows; No
corn. 555oc elevator and 581ac ahoat: No
9te and No 2 yellow. sc, o 2no1t. oATS-The early
market foF oats hrmer Russian and a
ter export demand. but followed other
coming quite weak In the afternoon. OF ex
mort business amounting 10000 bush The cash mar
ket was easy. closing follows Mvel ~ 10 80 y,
nominal natural white 20 to 80 10. 3s391s and clipped
white 30 10 10 ~ ga iilsc RYE-NOminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

tons reported AZ Produce Exchange az noon today:
hudson River Railroad 26o tons Erie an Psus-
Vluta, 30, Delaware. Lackawanna q Western. 80, Ls-
Ugh Valley. go river boats, 16g. canal 2ss. Total
=, 25S For week. eliza Receipts % rye
sJlew. tons week $50 tons Exports OF hay Tor
y bales: To Manchester 1850: Liverpool. 20l3
LONDON S.GsO; Havana. 2Gt5; Limon. 20. CoI1u
- ~ Tatal- l%.StS bales.
Tt9cJO. Aug l.--CLON ERSEED-t-a So 70; October
s. .5i December. 81 -. TlMOTHY-Prme. s. Is AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug lCiosng; wH H6 DsGps1nG noE a
G nAi f1 HnFeh nominal CORN-spot quiet American
otu', A. eId. futures steady. September, as 50
DSebar IS 685d PEAs-Canadia1 steady az es l9a
1yCne a. london Coacihc COAST 1rm az ~ 49sgts
"a g1iPst uis fancy winter steady al rs 90 BEEF
Exra India At Obs FORK IYiabe 1
loa "a. 81 10 20 quiet al soc short Tn 10 70 =! 10
isnu sas Cd: long mddes light. y 70 - ~
seady al Sss ca heavy 3 20 90 H. STEADY al rs
eborf clear hacks 20 10 quiet ~ DIS cas SAesA
heiIea a4 20 le D. quiet az 6ss "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,

20 BROADWAY, NEW Work
capital, Sl,C0O,000. Surplus, $1,000, 900
r,r,vv~ OFFICERS;
6OWlN GUILD - President
WILLIAM HI. TAYLOR LIST Vice President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG ID Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
-, DIRECTORS
ohaf4eS r. Armstrong, Myron I. Herrick,
FRANK bralnard, Edward 7. Jefery,
Harry Bronner, William NJ. Laws,
robert e. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund G. Converse, Winslow s Pierce.
Vim. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay.
Granville II. Dodge, Frederick B. schenck,
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire.
tdWln Gould, William II. Taylor,
Frank ). Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George ]. Gould, John P. TruesdelI,
John A. Hilton, s. F. G. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

NATURALIZATION advance OF les the
London market which closed AN 2s Cd spot.
and fl1l Is Cd Locally
quiet and about unchanged the average, with spot
quoted s7OOQ37. SOC. COPPER was a little lower in
the English with spot closing lis "a.
futures ISL IS Cd Locally market firm tone
with bid prices a shade higher Lake is quoted
he eleerolytc at SOC ana casting
lS.UGd 25c LEAD unchanged S.15C locally.
In London it Is 81 lower. al flG lbs Cd SPLITTER
unchanged az f26 los N London but was firm
tie English market with standard foundry quoted
al sos lid and Cleveland DIS 3D. Locally
change reported. no foundry Northern is
quoted S256IS Exports OF copper for the month
were Il 500 tons making The total so fer for the
pig the Produce Exchange ruled
dull al day. with prices partly lower No sales
foundry grades quoted follows August 251
lSc September, october November. i75O6lsc. De
cember II 50fbl5 soc
MoL.AssEs AND sYRUPs-syrurs were steady: but
quiet with mOlasEes moderately active and steady
former prices Quotations follow; New Orleans sentri-
prime 2O42Sc: New Orleans kettle sOG3s sYRUPs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-02

HAY AND sTRAw-TiAY-The market hoids the cur
the all useful lines Of hay. and
crop IS likely 70 vary
the strength Of the There a. large buyinf
ahead At the moment STIsAW-Lorg rye holds iass
price Choice expected do better better GFalea et
rye come forward We quote SC 70 as PEI - u
nIiecaSl: No s s5sis5 isc: No g. I0GT5c shlrRins.
5Oa0nc clover. mixed best. 5S4soc; ether. nagsVi,
clover clear g0.GSc. Receipts OF hay aa1 STRAW ~