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New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
WOMAN GARROTED AND ROBBED.
Purse Taken and Diamond Brooch Torn
from Her Dress.

Two thieves pounced Mrs. John Mcmahon
ffty-nve years old. Of No. lO62 Franklin avenue
The Bronx. shortly after II O'Clock last night al
Park avenue and l6lst street. tore diamond
brooch. valued at slsO from her throat and seized
her purse containing S25 and valuable papers This
is the second robbery within month az that place
Mrs. MCMAHON. who Is the widow Of a Tammanv
politician. called upon Mrs William Kelly Of No
81 Morris avenue She left there al II O'clock 10
take car al Norris avenue and l6lst street bat
nndng none. she walked 20 Park avenue The men
Jumped from behiid porch and held the woman
50 that she could make no outcry
According 10 her description they yvora sre,.
Fedora hats. frock coats and had big fnustaSbes
AFTER the robbery they fed into lGlsf street
Ms EcMuhOn made her way 10 the home az a
friend. John Smith. al lozd street He teleph0Ded 10
the Lebanon Hospital and then hurried 10 the
Morrisanil police station Captain Manninn i'm
fuadintely sent men out 20 search tie nelcbborboo
hut tuey were unable 10 get the le1st tracc ~
tie hghWnyfncn
Or. Katchenor. cf the Lebanon Hospital trestef
Ms. - e1iaAon. she rad many bruises about lie
tacs and neck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO rAxrAYERs

Department. 0f Fiasnes Bureau fo- th- coiioetio1
c, Taxes View York. ssptemter 3 1895
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN ;aol-
bills prom2tly should make imms6.ats written
borough Officss stating thsir property ~ section
or ward. block and lot or ns? 0unosr. makias
copy OF sans from thsir bills Of last year
II taxpayer Is assessed for personal tar. t7s
fsauintlon should also request oiil for such TAI
Each rseui.iton should be accompanied sy an
eneeiope Gearing the proper address ef TIE sppi-
cant. and With return postage prepaid
In case Of any doubt n regard % rard section.
block or 10; Number. taxpayers should txks their
deeds 70 th- Department 81 Taxes ard Assess
m-nts and hsE. thsir property iecsted the
maps Of that Department and fsr-srd ths
certified memorandum % thar property which
.ili BE furnished By ths Department % Taxes and
rsxpsysrs IN shis msnnsr will receive their
bls rsturned by nail at ths ssrlisst p0ss.bls
rioment and avoid any delay caused sy vzitng
In lines ss required IN ease Of Der,onsi appliea-
rhs r.saisitiou must b. addressed .aa mailed
. ths Deputy Rscsi.sr of Tsxss IN whichever
John j McDsnoTsh No 81 chamS.r. street
Borough of Marhzttan New YORK
.y.s,, 9n. R0a Unaa ~ -s soFpsT s TaSa '@a rr-'a'
Jamss B Boucs Municipal Building Borough ~
Brooklyn. New York.
ossrss H. Creed. corner Jackson aysnus sas
Queens Ns~ York
John De Morgan. Borough Hall. 81 Gsors..
Staten Island Borough Of Richmond ss- York
After reesiyinx ths bills the taxpayer .iI sos
thst th-y are properly reoIosd then draw check
Cor shs net amount TO thu order Of the Receiver ef
.sNes and mail blh and check. with ad-
drsssed snvelOpe with the retarn postage prepaid
70 the Deputy Receiver In whichever borough ths
property is located
Cheeks should bs maiIsd as soon A. possible
after the bills have been BY the taxpayer
All bills paid during October must be r.oatsd bs-
fore payEsEt
DAVID e AUSTEN.
asesver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS SCARED.
Europeans Organize Against Threatened In
ternational Artists" Union.

London. Sept 1.-THE Variety Artistes Fedora
ton representing Great Britain, and the Inter
national Artists Lodge, representing the Con-
tinent Of Europe. joining forces for mutual pro-
lection recently sent delegate 10 New York 70
seek the cooperation OF the White Rats and form
an international BODY with a membership of 10000
To protect themselves against such formidable or
ganization the European managers held secret
meeting here and formed federation taking in the
proprietors OF practically every variety theatre in
Europe To-day Oswald Ston. representing the
managers left here for New York with the pur-
pose Of arranging with American managers a COM
mon policy against the forcing tactics on the part
of the performers
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Chicago. Sept IA run the Pullman Loan
and Savings Bank began yesterday by an italian.
who started a report that the bank refusing
payment 10 depositors. was resumed to-day. fully
FIVE hundred working men and women being lined up
at the doors when the bank opened this morning.
a large detachment OF police was necessary 10 re
strain the crowd All demands for payment
PROMPTLY met The banks officers declare that
any statement that the bank is in trouble IS with
out the slightest foundation. The Italian who
started the rumOr yesterday did because pay
ment on a check had been refused when the man
could fully identify himself
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
rss MOVEMENTS or sTEAss"

FOREIGN fphA9- a, r.
Lizard Sept Il-Passcd steamer No'' :
New York for Hull ,s..s,t, lHrl "A.
Queenstown sept 1i-Steauer yf.iiss,Svool ~
New York FOR Queenstown 40 = - - N r. n
vgirelers telrgraph 294 miles N Ness Nsb.sf ~ :
Wui probably reach Oueena'0N" - -
Wednesday. ..,.- c-rafxvar -
Bsisbanc. Sept S-Arrived s''- -
New YORK via Fremanfle. etc -. Ffnlsa- -
Dover SEM II : a ui--Arrivci. slee--.-i5n =. =
New York for Antwerp ,.t 1-lIt steamer Agoas. .
helm et;erl Richter New 4ofA y
Cherhourg -,.- -smoQn -
New York via Port Natal tol n. r xheri -
stiez sent fI-Arrtved. steamer - v-sx
ferata Yokohama. etc. for NeS Ne,,i,.v stsAisnsssg
Neihonrns sent Ii-ArTived preNl-e--s Va AZ
lesdcn (Rri Raeburn. Ne" W. - u
SydHey, etc a. ...r,ar Wilcc"''
Reisins New york for Bombay stsanss -,
Coperh1seT sept H. a m--sI-s' AZ sSf. Chris' ~ I
Stafes tDanr Wuln. New AofS SSr.s~ia tfi
Naples- sent arrived steamer TEsssnorn. < =
Nsvr york via Marseilles ano - uaranne'"
Para Sent iO-Arrived steamer ,..s -
Casey New York- -. lamar 49,
Rto Ianefro sept S-Sailed $50" S.v yafs
NV OBJ Filmors (trom ssntosL ~"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Sept IL, 1906.


ARRIVED
ws;: asr RoEs : @ @ & LESiRsG a. qs9 ss 81 e sS
Steamer Tlrnessa ,Br) Blaikie Glasgow and MoviIle
Septeber 70 Henderson Bros with e4 cabin and Se9
s'eerase passengers and mdss Arrived at the Bar at y
steamer Beyonne CGerl Won Hugo. Shields August 27.
Steamer F retssn DAM. Thoznsen. Copenhagen Au-
seassrs and mdss Arrived a tSo Bar at f1sS m
steamer dresser hgrfsrst CGsE 5Iehn Bremen sspteH
and L10S passengers mails and mdss Arrived
e.s.s5T Steamer Ksss5 W5sl Il Gs5 Ios:manq
Co stserags passengers mails ana
ms.e arrived at the Bar at 4 20 a m
K0Ss K0S p p Mo e. ssa1sha, July & &Keslq9s Hons
and Agisrs 26 the American Asatie Sc Co with rdse
Manics CBrl. Leslie. July IL Colombo
81 D,!r PSFt ssd i :, qSsi SSSion 10 S's 70 & ana PRha
steamer vens'ia Ger1. Burmeister Colon August q
Bsrranqutla 81 santa Marta Sspternber Forums
passengers mails and ndse Arrived the at II IS
sisemsF - Moro Castle Downs Havana september. $
Steamer Phonix (Norl Larsen Havana September A. 70
steamer ssksr eT osts Port Antonio se sspss4ssr p
70 the Unites Fruit Co with cabin
steamer GsTaess -woodriek Porto cabello August a.
ouI,on Bliss 3 Daett with ii2 Passenger nails ana
steamer Aianca sukefcTth. Colon september A. to the
mdse Arrived at the Bar al asa a m MANS ana
,SS sSsr a V1,en ,Se SS r6. % % h' s, Antonio Sep
the Bar az II
Steamer Denver BaTstow Galveston September s. 10 c
II Mallory & Co with passengers and mdss Left Quar-
antine at l2:OI m.
Steamer Monroe. Dole. Newport News Norfolk 70
the old Dominion sa Co with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine 2.42 m.
SIea@sr Ssya9os Hale GeerFEs'swD g sep. 9 and
and mdse Left Quarantine T25 a m.
Steamer Amethyst fTTl. Huests Portsmouth y n sep
temher master IN ballast Left Quarantine S:i1
Steamer Trinidad Hr Williams. September
- LUCIA ponniea anH ~ S y AnSsua and -
Co with passengers. mails and mdse Arrived
SANDY Hook \ J. sept H. $50 2 n,-wind southeast;
light air. partly cloudy
SAILED
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse (Ger) for Bre-
Plymouth and Cherhourg. Cnronta tIiri. Iiv-
erpooI Cueenstown Ausclma Larrnaga
Norfolk: Panama. Colon. Apache. Charleston and
IacksoLvtlie Princess Norfolk md eyxport
News: city of Atlanta. savannah. Mamma Hata Balti-
more Winder, Knights Key Armenian (Brl Liverpool.
paaaonls lBrl, rTsstA. siunas aad NAplsA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
REFUSE TO INDoRsE BRYAN.

lBy Telegraph The Tribune
Knoxville. Tenn. Sept u--Democrats Of the I'd
Tennessee Congress District Convention this even
ing refused by vote of AZ 10 o. 10 ndorse William
Jennings Bryan and his Madison Square speech,
particularly his Utterances favorable 10 govern
Tnent ownership Of the railroads An attempt 10
insert a clause I'm the resolution ratifyng Mr..
Bryan's utterances IN this regard failed after
hours OF debate. EnOch /. Foster nominated
20 Oppose y. ". Hale. Republican.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS FOR BRYAN.
Delegates Take Bit in Their Teeth and Nom.
mate Whom They Please
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Dover. Del, Sept 1.-THE delegates 10 the
Democratic State Convention here late this after
noon took the bit between their teeth and made
nominations for Representative in Congress. state
treasurer and auditor Of accounts 10 suit them
selves. The convention literally without a
leader. The nominations were:
Representative in Congress. eX-Judge David
Thomas Marvel Of Wilmington; state treasurer
Robert II Wilson. Of Dover auditor of accounts
Kendall n. Wiley, of BTidgeville
The platform indoTses Bryan for the Presidency
as ''One whose clear vision fcresaw the evils OF
plutocracy and predatory wealth which have come
unnn US
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
cAssIDrs RULES NULL AND VOID.

Justice Van Kirk yesterday decided that num-
her OF rules Of the Queens County Democratic
General Committee were null and void Opponents
Of ex- Borough President Cassidy went 70 the Su-
prcme Court. Brooklyn. for relief from his in
nrence He controls the general committee by
"a out OF q votes The result was the passage 81
rules calculated TO give him control OF the cleo
ton OF delegates to the state convention. Justice
Van Kirk decided that Cassidys plan con-
trary 10 the Primary law and 10 the practice Of
49,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS. DEPOT

Cuartermasters once, 26th Street Gray's Ferry
Road Philadelphia September O. 190S-Seaed proposals.
In tplicate subject the usual conditions win be
ceived here O'Clock A. NJ, September H. 1903
and then opened furnishing and delivering this
depot: 5000 spOOs Black Machine silk b 100 yd
spoos 900 spoOls Basting Cotton. 200 I'd spOos; 800
Shirt Buttons The right reserved reject
accept all proposals thereof Prefer
given articles of domestic manufacture
conditions % quality 0ncudng IN
foreign productions manufactures the duty thereOn
being equal Standard samples be and blanks
for proposals and full Information will be furnished
application Envelopes containing proposals
indorsed Proposals for Materials. be opened
September II. 1eO6' 1t. Col. J. W. POPE Depot
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
TRIBUTE TO GOVERNOR MAGOoN.
Panama Assembly Thanks Him for His
Services

Panama. Sept. u-Governor Magoon, accom-
panied by II. d. Reed. who is TO be acting COVER
OF the canal zone after the departure Of Judge
MagOOn and w s Sands. secretary OF the Ameri-
can Legation here. called on the members Of the
National Assembly to-day after the close OF the
session. An tmpFomptu reception in Governor
Magoon's honor took place and speeches were
changed. Shortly before this incident the Assembly
unanimously adopted resolution deplOring Cover
MagoOn's departure from the isthmus and
thanking him for the valuable services he has
dered Panama
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
NAVAL ACADEMY STANDINGS.

Academy made public to-day the standing OF the
members Of the advanced section OF the first class
who will be graduated tomorrow. The diplomas
Will be presented by the Secretary OF the Navy.
Mr.. BOnapaTte. The first thirteen members Of the
class will be graduated with distinction and
ceive the rating OF star members OF their class
Gordon l. Caskey, OF Detroit heads the class with
a sfandfnu Of 6lQf0
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
BLAMES STURGIS Law.
LittIefeId Says Gompers Did Not
Hart His Chances.
IRr - . The Trieune. J

Rockland. Ne. Sept. 11.-Congressman Little
field blames the Sturgis law for the Democratic
gains throughout the state. saying that in his
opinion the result Was due almost wholly to the
law and the fight over resubmission.
The fight conducted against me by GOmpers
and the American Federation Of Labor was a
fizzle' he SAID. If anything the appearance OF
Gompers and his neutenants reacted IN my favor.
Two strong labor union towns returned for me.
The fact that ran ahead Of my ticket in nearly
every town shows how much ice the labor move
ment cut"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
OFFICE PURCHASING COSINnssARY

s. Army. 30 whitehall Street, New York City N Y.
September 10 1e08-Seaed proposals for furnishing and
Delivering subsistence this citv for the month
October 1905 viii be received at this Office until II O'Clock
A NJ September 20. 1903 and then opened Informa-
tion furnished application Envelopes containing bids
should be marked Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
BRAINARD. D q. G. U s A
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
POsT OFFICE pEPARTMENT. WAsHING-

ton. D. c. Aug q. leOs-seal-d proposals Will Be
received Once OF the Purchasing Agent Of this
Department until O'Clock D, m. on september 20 lso
Tor furnishing postage and books OF stamps Tor
the four years November /. 1906 October 81.
1910 Blanks for proposals. specifications and instruc
tons 20 bidders with sample OF show color and
finish, will be furnished application 20 the Purchas
Ing Agent. Post Ofice Department, Washington ID. c.
y. H HITCHCOCK. Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
NEW PRESIDENT FOR ANTIOCH COLLEGE

[By Telegraph The Tribune
Springfield Ohio. Sept u.-Professor d Fess.
formerly with Chicago University. has accepted
the presidency OF Antioch College. which was
founded by Horace Mann.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
ULSTER DEMOCRATS NAME WEBSTER

vention OF ist Assembly District % Ulster Coun-
ty to-day nomir lted Grost +. Webster jr. OF
Kingston for member OF the Assembly and chose
delegates 20 the Democratic State Convention The
SeIaSatss were uninstructed
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
MANY sTENsIANo INDICTMENTS.

Chicago. Sept 1.-THE grand Jury to-day voted
indictments against Paul o. Stensland. former
president of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
under arrest in Tangier. and Henry W. Her
ring. former cashier, who is now in tali here More
than twenty indictments were returned against
each man. all OF them being based upon msman-
agement of the bank
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
THURspAY. SEPTEMBER 1s.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "A.
TRANsPACIFc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close in y. Y.
Hawaii Japan. Corea and China Cvfa San
FrancscO)-Sibsria Il. 1880 m
san FrancsCo)-Alameda. Sept 18. y a m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via san Francsco-C transport Sept q. 12:9Oa
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
Proposals.

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, S. y. Y.
New York State Arsenal. 7th Avenue. cor. ssh
Street New York city September 6th. 190oSealed pro
posas subject the conditions Of the sale will BE
ceved the Arsenal until twelve O'Clock Friday
September 2st 1906 for thu purchase OF sondemned Ss
nal Medical Ordnance, Quarternaster and Naval Militia
Stores Catalogues giving Quantities conditions etc can
be had on application 70 this office NELSON H HENRY.
Adiutant General s. N Y
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 81 Sunset GIG Moon rises --lMOOn's "a
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook / 8s Gov Island ;5s Hell Gate 3:5l
M-sandy Hook 2ielGov island 2-s2 He'll Gate ass
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
sTENsLAND SOON TO BE SENT HERE.
Attempted Suicide of Wrecked Banks Presi-
dent Denied.

Tangier. Sept 1.-THE report published in the
United States and telegraphed here that Paul o.
Stenslsnd. former president OF Of the wrecked
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank OF Chicago. has
attempted to commit suicide is untrue.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Gibraltar Sept. 1.-THE steamer Prinz Adalbert.
which Is due here on Wednesday. will call at
Tangier to take 10 New York Paul o. Stensand.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
Help Wanted
WANTED
ECTRICAL DRAFTSMEN.

WANTED - ELECTRICAL DRAFISMEN
Pay from 81 As to s304 per diem A competitive
examina held for the positions October =
1903 For further information address "Commandsnt.
Navy Yard Brooklyn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse (Cer1 FOR Rre-
vita plymouth and Cherbours C0ronia tBrl Liv-
erpoo VITA Queenstown. Auscna Larrtnaga tsrl.
Norfolk; Panama. colon Apache Charleston and
IacksoEvtlle y Princess Norfolk and Newport
News: city OF Atlanta. savannah. Mamma IIata Bati-
more winder knights Key. Armenian (Brl liverpool:
psaaongs (Br(. Trieste. srums Aad NAplsA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEeRapH.

East Buffalo. July 5-CATTLE-Rscelpts. coo head:
slow barely steady prime steers, S. o0s5 So shpDils
S4 SB0S5 40: butchers. 81 S54S5 % EEAseceipts 300
head: active and higher s. 5O9S8 50 HOdS-Eecelpts.
Workers pigs 81 O59$7 10; Toushs So 10GS6 ; sss
81 256S4 80; dairies. So 90Q$I- SHEEP AND LAMBS
1000 head: fairly active; yeaTngs G lowers
steady; lambs. S69SS 50 yeaElinss So So Us
wehers. IS IS8SS sO ewes - I59S0; sheep mixed se
Chicago July y5-CATTIE-RsCspts. 1900 head: mar
70 prime steers S4lSol0; $50
s. so; heifers, 50 I5dS5 81 bulls s. 55qs4 % cas 81 80
cepts $4,000 head market sFons choice to pTns ks4Vy
15Q$6 80: medium good heavy. 50 O0SG butcher
Rhs S5GS6 921s good chOiceheavy mixed 50
Sc so; packing $60$0 75 SHEEP-R6c0pts. 1900 hssc.
market strong sheep s. a$6 S5i yearlss S 4e<7 soi
CINCINNATI July 5-HOGS-Gsnsraly So higher; tuesH-rs
and shippers, SO IS; common s. sSGSG5O CATTIlEs
Strong fair 70 good shippers So 5oS0 p; conons s. %
QS2 50. SHEEP-Steady; SSGS4 % LAMBs-St-afys
Kansas City. July S-CATTsE-Eecsigss s4oo had.
including 45OO Southerns; ark.e b-sf. stroly others
steady weak top s. sO top 9gaE1la s. Cos eeaiea
export and dressed beef steers S. e0S9: efr Co good,
S49SS 80: Western fed steers. S 1t S. 9 st1kEs an1
feeders 81 75S4 50: Southern sLeerg Ss3 ots S9uthez
cows S2QS3 so: native cows $2&4 90: nstiv. heit-rs
S39S5 IS: bulls 81 40G<4: calves. 81 tol-S3 So Ot}S
Receipts 1O5OO head; market opened strong ant elcr
S9I1zc Lover; to So 73s: Onlz e <slss IS 59se %
lights. S. 5O0S6 20 STTEEP-Recsirts .Tuo had;
ket strong: lambs S6GS1 .; ted sheep ard yeaTnxs,
81 75G$6 25 Texas and Arizona yearnss s. It3s3 20
Texas ana Arizona sheep s. 15GSas Texas goats. $50
Union Stock Yards Pfttsburg. July 5CATTEsE -Inrfr
light: steady: choice. s. eSS3 Srs prime.
IS CO. HOGS-Receipts fair market active; prime h-zvs
les STGS7 05 mediums and workers. ST To- pigs S1sT 1oi
prime wethers. IS 5OQs6 s.; culs ana eoumOa s2 sos
So 80. LAMBS. Sass 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

y.
S4s SSs 1sS ana aeqs e "a e. S as ss ' n: S. sss a n
sale So ears al at Jersey city sIseSS opened slow fr
demand prices DROPPED oe lOe s On s2od a fs S%ss
ST e Sese bs v sna f nele 5 s % Near % N go s e.tf7
g SsSS 81 e 1 4gSS s p5 700 % Sa TR s g. S ss s
ity in fair demand and steady; Other gtadss s0w as
cses esses IaRSs uneSsnE Ess Tss e a~ s9 o % 3 so
= h919 Sae 10 OF which 800 sFe s 0T 5S LG0n ana go ''7
sales-s sanders: II Ohio steers 49, n sgsssss AZ
~ at IS sI 81 DO. 1213 =, at s. s.; % do le&s y
n 4 s. 10: do Ises r. q 8 8; do isso .
= DO 121s ~ at s. 7S; do eco n az s. 90; n-is"
isP6e1soS c.; 81 Onto s.se;. ~ p a; g 50; 8
Suns at s ~ I d so Il ilss g. g e So e s 81 IS A s g 8 s e' @
NSTtSn Co e Ohio steers. 1lSs ~ : a $40
zeTns CemnisaiOn Company: q Kentucky S'IisTs $50
J. B. Gibson Co, % Michigan sse-rn 1ao5 n. az
81 s5' q Michigan cows 9s 4sJ e. = s. 60 On q, 800
at s. Seq s: dO OS SO n put az s SO g: so iois s q S
2sa ESsrnsa eHS.r: li Is y5Esai9 R.s 'ss a
CAY ISece9ts T9E two says ,'stis 49, % t-sS 80 20
calves on sale today slls5s ns1ss SaS 80, -
slow ana selling rather usynlg Su.tsr-s sssoss
cHoiee veais sod At ssss Is psS 100 n nizd szv-s
81 soa 81 caves fS IS stssSy a eoS T Is f e5 rss.e
Sizes sanders: = veals e aysrsgs IS % gsr
1Ss 1S % % @ II S. S. 3 81 a6 D. 1ss s. E. 81 q S. S. Z A ss 3 = cs. is
at s6ss: g DO 10 iS q s. s5l5 do iss = a. s8s5i
John p Nelson: 166 veas. 1A5 n AZ SO 90 81 Do ta5
w f. Hume, 1Os vsals. 1O1 n. as ss7si 60 Westerns
J. g. Curtis Son: 1ss veas 1so n. ss5; 20 60. 40
AaaTsw Mullen % vssls 1es n. $780, 90. $50 r.
Newton Co: virginia vsals Is n. ga SIS Co no
Kerns Commission c.: s calves. 1s1 n, 9. So
head including cars for saushtsTe Gnt % for tne
at jersey City win the ezcspiion had szss
fair demand Tor sood handy shesD and pEicas stss5
v we're HSns 6note5 :57s IirSer there es No @ =.
common stock which nesiscted ana g anythlns
sRssD sold q. S. 5Cs psr 100 @ s1s a s. s 50 IS
fSSes Tsssd AS ma,a @s !sSS a. q s so g. pT 3 IS IS S % y & s.
s. s. q {S Is 6 ga * Es9s9e ~ 3 l,s & Z;
40 Il S at s. So MS do 6s 10 az IS: 3sT ViSnis do
s. @ s. g 7 s AZ 81 81 IG ~ a0 at e s. q 8. Il % a. % g e. 6 g
2s2 Tennessee DO. GS ~ at 81 So 20 Kentucky eulis s.
iS 81 So 3 vissn!a do r. az s. 3: 4 g. g Is
at s. IS; bucks. 1s6 70. at 50
at $ 50; 249 DO s. n e. g 90 2s7 d. g n e g 90
~ 90 ~ 10 a isS $o n ,, "a ~ az & 40 % 1sS ' a Y "a =,
: do 70 n at Sc 50: Is Virginia DO Sc r. az Sc s.
145 Do n 10 at SIS 3: e. Pennsyvania do So IS at
S. so; 2G7 Virginia do G. 70. So; n Kentucky culs
state yeariinss 10 n at s. 5O bucks no n at S.
Rabenstein. Conner Harris: 246 Virginia lambs. 6s
natl sheep. 1O6 = at IS; Virginia do. % ~ at 81 10
McPherson 8 Co. 2ss virginia lambs. 81 n. at s. as
8 Sanders: IS Kentucky sheep and yearngs 20 n az
S8 eos Kentucky lambs. 81 n at 50 50; 1S8 DO. 90 n.
EOGs-Receipts were sl16 cars or 62ls head includ-
on Buffalo advices Sellers quoted heavy light
ana sae tsnnSyRnif au@e nGs: g hogs 2 3 b G v IN at
$50 n. at So IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

6OTTON-The cotton market was very ouet tn dav
sales for the day being estimated at only M 0O bs'
put the tone was steady and the at the close
was point lover July. but generally to noints
net higher The opening steady at UNCHANGED rics
70 an advance OF points, in sympathy with Somewhat
Z eeer canes than looked for. but there fresh
demand OF consequence and prices soon eased or 10
net decline Of about lQ3 points At this level tbev we're
steadied by covering and during the middle session ed
within a point two Tuesdays finals drn,Ino IN AZ
the late trading covering some recent sellers ana
little scattering demand, which some attributed to fhe
OF the circular sent out by the local leader
during the day arguing that the present outlook was not
Tor heavy crop and that the worlds needs were besv,
enough 70 make fairly large crop command a GOOD
price There little sign of strong buII sIrnoTt
however and the closing nQ better than stsS
sottnern spot markets generally UNCHANGED and
weather H reports were regarded very satisfactory
theIe pelnS some scattering showers hoIday,
with temperatures moderate. The absence of anv I'M
portant precipitation in the Southwest was commented
upon but it is generally believed that rain there S
urgently needed again, forecast was for ehoes
in the Western belt. The new bale oF tba So1
was reported from Brownsvle weighing pounds and
CHASING good middlnS The first vas about weoi-
earlier last and two earlier two vears aSo
The range OF contract prices in the market oia,
follows -~ " O-N"S