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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
Bern6aro Dern6ur9.
ertae Ssratans ais sirettor ses
bemti9em RaIaniaIamtss.

MaxfaaSsaaa BEE Sureaufsattssaas-9sra
basas resssustrease sbattsfett sn ssessts
hpe,e. @sssss ~pseuaiases Gpfer Gsas
Better aAesfatamtss gesIeneea.
Die grnenruus bes bis9eriget Diz
ssttOrs Der Darmitdoter 8ant, 8ernz
kcxb Dernbars. gum Director oer So
lontaIo6theilung oes oeutf9en Nus
pSrtigeia amtes, an steus oss bon
BEN pottsn 5uradsetretenen @rbprtns
,stn Grni gu 9obenlpbsz 2ansenburs,
tsbeutet etnsn gru1 NIT benl bisberiesn
ptzpaltunssfpftem in ben bsuti9en
Rslonssa. Der Bureautratismus. Der
In Der Notwithstanding 70 neuig
gsjpshBls4es seatttigt bot, fo0 aus
aH6oltet sperben, unb Elm ptattifder
NHddfsamaun ion ben 9stpeis err
6sinaeut baB IN ben sdussebtetsn ets
mos HeFerss selstftet fperben fam, aIs
6tsBtf.
Nesnburg, Der NIT istasr grnsas
Huug gum StretsDr oes aofOnialamtss
ben aitsI Gyetllens empfiRe. itt6t i'm
~. o<bensiatrs. Or frat f1on in
aunaeu Sahrsn tn bas Hanffa1 elm
asb mabte feine asbrIinesiabre BET ber
Hertinsr 1anbelseeie[iGaft bur6,
Don bort gtns Ct nod 4usyita unh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
B~lmtberatftuna

rlhrt BON brOniiher 8erftupFune Ger.
bic leidt our@ Or. Sings Reue Sc.
benspiQen eebeilt Eperoen fann. Sie
e%ntteruer bic aiftiaen Reinle Dhne
DeitIperoen. Is Gts., aorantiert.
1u baten bel S.. Ralteper & Subn,
SEQ. 9.S. S6miet, Giaent., uno
&oUlph DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
RnmmiiRnne.@ eidafi.

Wlr tIhren ale grten bon@roeeries @e.
treble, Rebl, Sutteritpfen a1er Nrt, SnE,
uer.8eiaen, 8uderrObr Samen, Raffir.
Rorr, oeptIner 9irSe nno Seu - in @n.
oenla6ungen Doer tpeniger.
mir erIudben nm @Dnlianattouen uDr
qanoes.8 rohucteH. 5mnele 9rlebignnt
Der Beihafte.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

xxns~ NW~s6Kkan. ps~xsls<d II FfxE<~
l<fsxx - great rxsxssstue
~ r-<s<<<ss<n - i3bs<<as wealth
.aA<.ss q Ae1s a kuaz@r rsspsh
szfs5ssy has ~ ~ s~sfsrszsy 60 -oHse
sss<A xaRmisxsksa - 80 - akSpasssst
u ne Sstso. - thS>@ pecsle y
f1zaxs are sf4esTs 10 - - AZ ftes
are .e sl&si assststsss Witness an ~
hsssal a pssaaesrs - Sssash AGAINST
sf~~~ whs i.sAshly sp~na \ wishaa1
lusI .na xisis1sI responsibility.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

Tbs santa Fe New Mexican says
thar from Texleo 10 Msl&ga. inclHd,
inr III entire pecoa valley. every,
body Il for statehood
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09
RAMS HELP lll1H
And GROWING ClePs


Farmers ta general &nd Famxhffs sA
parf sal2F are veil pleased xifh he
oHsl.9k Coz The remainder u The So
sen as . result u The abundant rains
which have fallen since The flrst of the
mouth. The dp~ npour premises NJ n
IL snesslmAhge benefit ii the ranges
and growing crops after the long
drculi. There has been nearly a
much rain - far this munth a. feii
iii auring June.
From rrporss III through the south
vest there n . condition which 10
very satisfactory and indications
paint 10 d phenomenal yield a feed.
the dry farming operations m this
vicinity arc xoing along f~ayorably
and the prospects ere The experiment.
Il crops for the most part ~iii BE- .
suce~ss. La vexans who are Inter.
ested m this system of soIl culture
which promises 70 much Tor the SEMI
arid regions feel assured that n good
crops are raised heresbouis this year
settlers VII b taking W homestead
claims IN large numbers next year.
The cattle Industry II not mAhinx
any advances 10 the southwest and II
Il doubtful n II viii ever do co. r..
married ! ven known cAttlemsn Who
Il familiar With Tho situation. .Sev-
eraI years no there VA . BIG boom
IN the Industry and men Who knew
nothing about cattle bought stock Ia
cattle companies % they nov buy IN
mining and oil companies. They are
nov out o. The cattle raising business
and u N ~ present exclusively In the
hands o. practical cattlemen.
Another factor which tends 10 linn
II the cattle Industry II the encroach
ments Of settlers on the ranges. home
seekers making farms where cattls
formerly brnused. Each year III
business ii hedEed III more In thil
way. and there 3 many sections
from which the cattle business hal
departed.
Thus far none Of the large ranges
have been subdividcd that | know ii
but that n the Inevitable tcndcnc,
Of the times. and I believe the area
available for cattle raising Is certail
10 decrease.
sOn the fattening grounds under Ii
riration Il has been found profitable
20 purchase range cattle and hrinI
them 20 good condition on alfalfa. an
IN those places Il has been found feas
lille 10 breed beef stock IN compel
tion with range cattle. The work b
the government In retaining III
semi-arid lands IL working 10 the goo
Of the industry In increasing the fal
tening grou..d."
Considerable wool has been markeI
ed here during the past few days 1
spite Of the Indictment weather an
the muddy condition OF the road
Practically III of the fleece D helm
hauled 70 town u brought In BY d,
tive sheepmen who have come 10 III
concinsion that there win be no Ii
crease IN the quotations. The wos
crop w&s late IN reaching the ma
ket this season on account Of IN
owners Of the sheep herds holdin
their clip for higher prices.
n II E& MSEMM&#&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09
An ENGLISH IDEA
Of THAN CASE
WIS Z. Seed De<lases These
Ase Tae Wha KID
h justk.ble.
FEIlnf vIlIJE vllIlJlE
On Dsyusd Rsseh 4 LAw-Ihs~
W7E.sto Lxy Down Own
LII
FEllnI vIRIlE vUlIUE'

London, laIy s.-in an article 90
he editorial pare a the Manchester
Dispatch. wmkm +. stead. writes Of
Tie killing u stanford White By Hsr.
~ Thaw - follows:
stanford Whites death II The hands
81 Harry ThAw opens up for discus
sjou some II the most fundamental
principles of human nature. OF course
know nothing more about the casa
than I have gathered from newspaper
reports. and ! wonld MOI rare 70 dis.
cuss IT, merits uniess al ne facts
we're before me.
There are undoubtedly times In .
mau's NE when he seems Justified ~
slaysna enc of his fellow beings u
II generally conceded among even
highly civilised nssions that one man
has q hight 10 KIN another Who Il con.
cerned III bGtrxyinR his wife. Another
case where killing appears To b. ius.
tiGed 10 In such situations - Cure
treated IN the clssric AFFAIR OF Viz
stnius. where the Law afforded no re-
dress; and again Ne have the situa'
lion portrayed III ne incident u
Tarquin and Lucrece, all OF which
in the general opinion Of mankind,
are justtniahle h0nicides.
70 bring the matter 70 more mod
srn times, might cite the casc d
The Irish landlord who was killed By
q OF his tenants because Of his III
treatneat q their wives and daueh'
ten. Ihougi this ~ technically
eoasl&ssed I cas> n clear murder
pt1II ~ rsasrsi opinion vas that Il
killing tAis man the eafth was vel
IA q 1 monster.
ostek Justice
Personally ! would b very xiad u
- qsiek Justice melted out 10 q
msn Who prey upon female virtue
they sre Ia ! measure beyond tn
reach uf the iAw II many casss. ans
unlesu some such fats befalla then
- 10 - suddenly killed By anothe
nan Who feels he II Kidding The eArtl
pf : uorsi ieper, thsy 80 sbsolutel,
u~ns0athod.
. A. 10 same time when I ma IN
detakes 70 slay another. be shonl
b psffectly willing 10 committing tia
ct ~ lose hts own life. Unless b
Ge~an 9haf ~ kitltn0 another man h
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09
pcn,s Dc s.eh~srd.

10 not hesitate 70 ask for . free
saaaple q Chamberlain's stomach aud
Liver Tablets. We are glad to give
them 10 any one Who 10 troubled with
billousness. constipation. or my dis-
order III the stomach. Many have been
permanently cured BY their use. Sold
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09
Modest Claims ofssn Carry the Moot
c~envieticn.

When Maxim. tho famous sun IN
vcntor. placed his gum before . com
mittee OF judges. he stated ito carry
Ing power TO be much below what ne
felt snre the gun would accomplish.
the result Of the trial was therefore
d great surprise. instead Or disap
pcintment. II Is the same with the
manufacturer OF chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They
10 not publicly boast 81 all this rem
edy VIII accomplish. but prefer 10 lei
the users make the statements. What
they do claim. d that II VIII positively
eure diarrhoea. dysentery. pains II
the stomach and bowels and hat
never been known 10 fall. For SAX
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

-orrpping Buckets Into Empty Meiis''
The average man n taught. from
infancy. the potency q keeping AZ
NJ and he sometimes allows his
real % dull the edge Of his Judgment.
and keeps II n until failure gets d
.hammeriocks On him.
PERsIsTENcY 10 advertising Il 80
allimportant that Il 10 the aim OF al
Intelligent business men-and YET per.
sistency In advertising In THE
WRONG MEDIUMS AND IN THE
WRONG WAYS has .'befuddleds many
an enterprisinE man. and wrecked
many . promising business venture.
IN The Task. cowper states the
matter with great force. He wrote:
MAY c0MMoNssENSE DEFEND
NE FROM THE TOLL OF DROP
PING BUCKETS INTO EMPTY
WELLS. And GROWING OLD in
DRAWING NOTHING up
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

ouu NE fos H. - ~ u s4<rineiss.
;s.en his motive = not an honorable
one.
h killing whise. Thsw perhaps Eel,
~ woald ~ ri1<tns the vorla ~ .
man uho veil deserved 70 b slain
white vas killed. Whether Tha~
ha1 any such nolioa. or uhether be
ha< be~n carrtsd sway By IusaBs 5eal.
0usy. u not : nettew thai. ~ Tho
present phase q ~ case, l could
sdtsdee correctly.
csss Tt lleess~hipplae
Ordinarily. n ! man persists n no
lestinx another mAn's wife. The IN.
dinant husband % justified 10 admin
issefins . thorough horsevhlpping
whether men shosld resort 70 assas'
sinAtion In = cass of this Mind depends,
IL coursc. largely upon The intimate
nature Of each particular I
Life should b taken only where
self p~reServstion - Involved. or In the
defense "a helplsss Innocence. or III
the fsce of sach overwhelming pro
vocation that there II not time fol
calm reflection. In such eventi the
Law considers motive.
On the bare face 81 cast Il lcoki
ven much AZ Il rhaw Vas carries
away BY passionate Instinct and thai
he did not ccnalder his action 10 al
IT, bearings.
Whatever White may have boon. N
was entitled 10 b. given the bcncfI
Of whatever doubt there could hay,
been 10 the matter, and n his life va
10 BE- taken II should only have beef
done upon The roundcst possible wi
dcnce. and then only under such con
ditioas az ! have outlined.
Call soeIety's Attention
The AFFAIR viii undoubtedly call III,
attention of the public 10 the doing
of society mon who prey upon IN
lives Of the innocent. That there
need for legislative interference 4
America. I have no doubt. under
stand that my book exerted NO SINAI
influence IN protecting the young sirl
In that country. hut n such orgie
have taken plsce ~ come newspaper
recount II n nigh time the publ
should insesttente these matters.
In drawing attention 20 this state Z
Affairs the action q Thaw IN KILN
White viii do some good. though .
TO whether Thav should have acte
~ b did ! vppld certainly Dos lN
10 sAy Il this stase. not poessssin
the full facts.
There h. however. one very impo
tAnt feature. That feature. IN "
opinion, canned " overlooked. ~
tragedy which occurred In New York
millionaire Get VIII undoubtedly :
Gus attention upno the dolngs Of n
particular clans q society. The cu
tain has leen uithdrawn for : -
menf BY the had Of fate and u
general public han had . look bshis
the scenes. r. ~rsvelattons whit
viii doubtless - made 4 the "a
viii BE- astounding.
II The people viii realise, that
far as the milliooaires are ccucsme
, The country hae reverted 20 the I
cadent days u - Roman empil
I .srrkn.x A~-&n n arnNl ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

Miss Hortence Segerstrom. Of
Rrcrnsyslley MINI, - visiting her
uncle. o. n. Davis. At Heron, n. ~.
Miss segerstrom's father was in the
drug business several years aso in
Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09
.EssE MlET
UllDu TENT


To VI 1. sssin Jssss James 100
arrived ii Las Vegas sznfzy CREAMS
from fhs west Thes are srestias .
nix show ssrt 90 ne vacant iot %
ps~as~ a. cry hi. - siEl sise Ibe
proanetten scnishL
The rA1-nix. Afix. Republican has
thlz 10 sas about me Swain SHOW:
.syosse James. a. depicted ~ he
eompxny II players. shosins - one
II shs W.. n swain ~sttrsctions. pisasr
"a nearly lges people last night IN
the big tent ~ The company. located
At the cornef "a fiith and Washing
Tan streets. The piece. naturally g
trzcsiys 10 music losing people IN The
west. sas made doably interesting
by the high class manner IN which
the cast Il txelse people presented
IA Prom Tho applause. every one
seemed ID snloy he play.
However. the play itself n o All
that th.re vas of last evenings pei.
iormznce. Tor the company has arnong
III performers six of tn cieycrest IN
-
terlSihefs 1hSt nave sis.1ea -
g some season.. ahe ses',.
took the part of @Iise.~ His dialect
~As perfect. and hin facial expressions
kept ne Anuience " e upIus1
INV zoe w
the z 6 thAt nj. ssAin p's.
ne shows " = - sonSias.r1
~ many = ~reiiees'on ~ 80 auA1,.y
81 the play, but = y only nc
are not up 70 the times VINO eafiy
such views. ~. swan ~ pesn ~
The shoS business for sixteen YEAR
snd his name has been prominently
identified with several o. the great
hits Of various seAsons fhree years
as0 he vent out With 2 company p
His own. doing week stands. liz
found that III many places u wax sos'
sibie for him 10 show only BY asinR
trust houses. and these only. after
signing = contract IN which the trust
took the Bis end 81 the receints q
G1rU ptfIufui&HGNs TIT " ~
tent idea for what had formerly been
called hall shows. and in this was Z
pioneer. Since then. u will - re
called that some a. the greatest AT
. lists of the country have appeared
under q canvas. and u Is in such
manner that the theatrical combines
or trusts, are being fought.
The past two seasons the tent sits
has been kept up, and Mr.. Swan re
marked last night that u was tn
most fortunate thing that had hap
lened 70 him IN q long time that n
'. had been forced 70 the NE sf 4 ten
70 present his attractions. Tor y
! had found the venture q paying one
4 y u known 70 VINO ioll,w nc
atricai gossip that ut. swan = sno
" me best dressed continuation =
. its KIND On the road. y travels " Y
3 own train OF private cas-, carrie
4 what scenery y uses and mas 2 ieI
/ ertoire q plays "a more nm or'iir
ary merit.
ne rsop.e
G Mtss Lesile u ane iea1in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-09

Department a tAs lni<fsor. Lza OF
nee q Santa u. Ses Nsaiso. yais
!. Ase
Nuskrx Il hsrshy given that - tpA
lcsiax asnsa sttler has filed sotics
~ rs inssntioa 20 make final prroi
IN sappsrt q Ma claim. and fkzs sad
proof I'll ts male esfOre rnifea States
Coarx Commissioner at LIS Vegas.
Ses Nezsco. or August =. isss. N.
Narcsllns Elciliss. Trsmsn1ins. san
Nlxael ccunty. y. y, for the 5 e "a,
&c sTEN. n "A r
He nsfnss 10 following witnesses
10 proFs his c~ontsssoas residessee sr.on
and e~altivafion q said land. viz:
Hraniio yiAlpsnco. Juan ylslp4nao,
PFnasncio Marines. CTesencie Enrin.
lxs, Ill 0f Trerns asina. New Mexico
MANUEL h. oTER0. Register.
TT
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

,sSla TIE market for PIG Iron oest,noasas a, The
sassse ss g quatsiions No sales. standard foundry
ernher sT seSPSr7 "a sOoNs august So s04Sis Sep
Oes rs. y s ss9si7 g ard pesennbsr si7Qsl7 Co
mas stu faocease, But andosfoae was steady owsns
s going on AZ @ as es oSota,ons Ssrs SnSsIsSa fao
Se~ oos sans cenFlfuga common lai6c: fair IGaise
,sse r, ssT,,ps eennos is0lSc fair. i5SiTs good
ate $50 Oh was rather essy early to
Ssylng August ana October sales COO August al o
o s G1 end s5s:&T 5 at & at ,a s 29G 1;s e g
i.sseed OIL was unchanged. Refined petroleum was re-
prisss We ETRolEUM standard white. fSt' sis, i
ases oSH & aS1e Phllaaepha I55c bulk a5c; refined.
81 Shi,e Ssw York bbs s.eoo aIli o5Oc; Phiiadepfa.
hiladeph coTTosT, ofte Hf~ porS a. caSs aSsi
August % ss ssc sGaa sepsmSsp psT fST9p g%s sumner yellow
snnaT so Ssss6sr r; @$ie Decemher ao,saale;
or ogs a ., towa raw STQ3sc: Calcutta raw 65c LARD
osss declines ia the eas 9Gs mse naa ssay5sr psr g.
s ss we're % seeoveTed toSara the close with grain Back
srior points incudrs oc at Chicago $500 hof az Kansas a n
Friday PoTsteady oo9sS expected e as 1929 hogs
aoea sss Sass sS o rem; esf sI6si sSsl9
Quoted a. s2I@s22 o. 'G DRsp fS So tEEs
Ssse.e1; haaesons sAe $50 10 &C. 100 10 s7sc IiO i6
SrGi9 g. fi G GspPP3s P;a3s ls@iss sIEc = H.
Pced hams stea sRouiGe5s nominal Guotsd at sn@se
City &c: coantr Sua'sS s. TAoW
Middle West prime Civ ard ssy 1goIea
d y. soe; Brazil kegs 10c Compound firm quot
citv lara $780, SaEARiNE steady Quoted Oleo, i0c;
-ne general active with an,
low 4onn r az all points OF distribution Quotations fol-
80. cSiesuc. screenings 3AaG3sc; heads 4Q
- SolSe teaos ssG3ssc; fancy sfl51sc; ey-
ra rnaeaas A@oc Japan domestic s1sa4a4c Pat
&25ac. - SSN@N' A'a"sO0"' d" Dohu' "a
,a CA-Heaned - sugar firmly and fairly ac-
I'VE al unchsnged prices. the basis OF SOC loss
Per cent cash. for granulated Prices quoted are net
ese & per cent for cash q days.: cut LOAF crushed
SSgc: Sg mould A. 525c; cubes 515e; xXXX powdered
800; powdered,
t Soniectioners granuated 5l5e. Eagle and
ana 10 bags oS fine sranniated BOSS. Fasie fne ~
STANDARD sranuated and diamond A. 490c: confectionery
a 5abo: 40 :. 455c; Nos 2 g. 5Oc: No 4 4 40c:
40 3 5sSc: No 8 a3oc; No Z. 4.25c; No s. 2Oc No o.
IL. 395c. ~ ~ - ~ '''S A"' ~
London cabled the worlds visible suT-lv al aGO =
GOO tons compared with 2O3O 600 same tina last wear
With 5eet sugar active but lower August being quoted
AZ Bs 1tso, and September ed fhe ravf
market remain firm and generally higher prices
ana ony pad prices quoted follows: Centrlfuga
W test SSc; museoyado. 50 test Ssc. and moiasses
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August o. 1905
BEEvES-Receipts % cars 42l head includ-
the market making all told II in the wards TO be
SOLD SOLD No tTsding today fesiinE wess Dressed beet
native sides Cables just received from Londoa
and Liverpool quoted market higher, live cattle SELL
Ing at lIallhc per ~ dressed weight refrigerator beet
at 81 99'4c per Ib no exports today tomorrow the
for the Morris Beef Co
CALVEs-Receipts were 90 head: "a head on sale
ib cus at 81 and West Virginia calves az S46s6 City
dressed veals active at 9Gl2!ac ibi country do
per 100 10; ! do 100 10 at s.
Newton & Co: 3 West Virginia calves. 1sO 10. at
SHEEP "a 2NB IL qLAMBs-Receipts were "a cars or
Jersey city The market active, lsGl4c higher
ya!s Common primo sheep sold at ss9s5 % per 100
10 ordinary 70 choice lambs at STGSS so Dressed NUT
ton steady 7g9lsc 10: dressed lambs firm at 10
g g. shann9S: Ya =, 22a .Jg Kentucky lambs s
s. JUDD & Co: 25i West Virginia lambs 6I 10. at
IS 40: l56 65 ~ IS 30; l60 Jersey do 66 10.
$50 Jersey @ sheep. sheep l2S r. M a. S. d. 1873 n. at
az S. So $50 d. a. ID at IS So 25i do IS b at IS So
S 81 81 ia q 90 io e " al e s. s"5sH So Bat s. s DO
MeP6erscn sS co 275 Maryland lambs es H. at
Sswon e. % M'yand d @ ssfP Kenac sS Ky lambs s 10 10 IS 5
2l2 SIS 30; 24I do. 80 10 at SIS %; 262 Wess
yirsnia do g n at $ 23 2I7 90 es 10 "a a. s 10 q 20
lucky do 90 10, at S. so; 3 do. ilS 10 at s3 40.
ing about ! the market No sales up late
hour feeling weak 10 Oc lower on Pitsburg and Buffalo
advces. Sales date yesterday)-S Judd & Co: 3
state hogs 81 20 io9 ID; roushs
| az
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
OTHER MARKETS~BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. -9-GAFFLE-Rsceipts, 5000 head;
market steady; prime steers SO 75 o SO 60;
cows sg s54 So 20; heIfers So COG 50 49, bulls sac
"a bO, calves S30$T stockers and feeders, S2 so q
1855 HOGS-Receipts, 81. 900 head: market 10 q 15o
lower; choice primo heavy, SO 15 SO 25; medium to
GOOD heavy IS butcher weights. SO Is q Sc 30i
good to choice heavy mixed se@s 49, packing s. 7c2
sheep steady lambs 1oo lower; sheep. 81 258sS 75:
Cincinnati Aug. 9.-HOGS dull and 5000 lower;
butchers ard shippers SC as QS6 471 common. IS 55
So S0 CATTLE strong; fair to good shippers 81 35
IS IS; common So q 81 35 SHEEP strong So 10 IS GO.
East BUFFALO. Aug s.-CATTLE-Receipts zoo
head steady; prime steers s. 6OG So shipping.
ceipts 200 head; market active and higher. 81 so
ioo lowec: heavy and mixed So 10; Workers and
s475; dairies. SO 3Ogse 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS
lambs ?bc higher; lambs, s. 50G SIS %
Kansas City. Aug. .-CATTLE-Receipts, $500
head. including 1000 sou!herns; market steady to
Sc so fair good So 5o0s6 stoekeTs and feeders.
COWS e2@ss 95 native COWS $24s! g native heifsEs
Ieceipts. $50 head market e. 59 loc lower TOP
S. eO; packers, Sc 9o@Ss 80 lights $S 20 Q Sc 3gla
pigs 5 5OaS5 as. SHEEP--Reeeipts, 1000 head mar
fet steady lambs. s69s7 So fed sheep and yearngs.
81 25Q5 5O western fed yearlngs. s5Q s.; Western
fed sheep s@S5 25 stockers and feeders 50 1SF IS 2S
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

NOILoA-Ihe cotton marker weak and IN
Eeted to-cay. with prices going down
under active liquidation
Ire 4l5 points the lowest steady
tone but prices showed 1Sd22 points and
around the ring still beaFlsh average
noWhtandng the radical reduction that has undoubted
occurred in the speculative long account
nequen5 relief from selling pressure except that which
decline Of 2d5 points. which considered a
full responss tie cable dispatches The market
weakened however the excellent
ports The absence Of further crop reports the
Southwesf and reports from New Orleans that
tsror Offering cotton freely for early ship
and scale down there heavy selling
ty OF the prominent local brokers one OF whom
estimated sold between 800 and 5000 bales OF
October Overwhelmingly December-durng the mid
de session. This believed be for the
of recent bulls who said, going
market others believed be completing
after October sold 962c. December at I3c and Janu
Sac 23I2I points lower and lc per 10
the high point following the frost Of
May % q slight Tally. but there snap
buying the market showed comparatively lit
allylnE power with professionals looking
Liverpool q result OF liquidation
Southern spot markets unchanged 20 1sc lower.
There talk Of better demand from Continental
American spinneIs the decline
The az contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.