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New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
ENGINEER OF WRECKED TRAIN FOUND
[By Telegraph To The Tribune. !

IBy Telegraph To The Tribune
New Haven, March 4.-William Fisher tie
engineer Of the Grays Special train. who misun-
derstood his orders last Saturday. causing his
engine to plunge through into the regular ac-
commodation train from New Haven was found
to-day az Cheshire He is prostrated by his eX-
posure to ice and snow after the collision His
friends have informed the police that they will
produce him IN court soon as he RECEIVERS his
mental equilibrium, but they win not divulse his
address.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
AS TO COLLEGE SETTLEMENTS.

Miss VIDA D. scuddor associate professor Of Eng
iish literature In Wellesley College says some nota-
bic things about college settlements in the inter-
ests OF which she IS enthusiastic worker:
LIE al college settlement is broadening by
virtue Of the wide contact into which II brings tae
resident with al sorts and conditions Of mankind
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
TO ALTER STRUCTURE NEAR WALDORF

benjamin r. Lummis has leased large office
space in the building No. 43 TO Al West SD
St. for a term of years. This building was
originally built for loft building. but is now
being remodeued into al office building from
plans drawn in the Office Of Mr.. Lummis.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
NEEpLEwoRK FoR LENTEN SEASON.

During The leisure that Lent affords so many
women the needleworkers VIII be sure 20 while
away hOur and then with some agreeable
Go1m ~ sewing. Among the pretty things popu-
Jar Hil tseTu this season are the lavender sachet
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
NEW HOME FOR vEDANTA SOCIETY.

The McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company has
sold for Sarah B. McAdam 10 the Vedanta So
cietv No 49, West SOth ST. a four story dwell
ing house 21x1G0 feet The S0C:ety now occu-
pies No. 60 West list St
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
THE EQUITABLE LENDS ssoo,ooo.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States has lent to the Brunswick Site
Companv $4,000 on the property on the east
side of 9th ave. between 26th and 9th SITS,
where twelve story and basement loft and
office building has recently been built
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05

receiver for the bankrupt was appointed on NOvem-
ber go last when the Involuntary petition was MED
against him. Later the receiver was discharged
II has since been found that properly to wind Up
the estate a second receiver is necessary, hence
the appointment.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05

is that * must be considerably larger than the
bottle, 50 that the latter can be easily slipped
into H. The edge may be overcast bound with
some pretty wash ribhOa that matches the ma
teTiaL TIE bag should never be than half
fu Of water. the heat OF which Is better retained
by means of this soft cover than by the towel
oTdinariiy used % wrap Il IN.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
SELLS UPTOWN BLOCK FRONT.

Patrick Reddy has sold the block front, 2OOx9O
feet on the west side of broadway between
140th and Hist SITS. He bought IT a year ago
from William ROsenZWeig.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05

Yet. after all. the best thing that A settle
ment has 10 offer its residents is not experience
but sincerity of lie The most hopeful sign Of the
times is that our young men and women are de-
manding. not improvement in method. but regen-
Grafton in fe and for such regeneration the tol-
lege settlement stands"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
MONEY RECEINED.

F. ]. C. Of Mount Vernon, 81 for sick washer
woman; Mrs. c. Cornell. 81 monthly 7. S. S
dues.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

FINO LET-IAY 1ST. FOR THE SUMMER E7cu-.
Il room house furnished. in NorwaIk ~ on 49,
ground; good view in all directions; minutes ais-
tIoleN I'VE mi lUte9 ride 70 New York Hartford -.
Haven Railroad; al modern improvements cbfeIa,
garden Price moderate. For further particulars ass-
Pcstofice BOX No So NorwaIk Conn --'0as
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
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VIII winter never be over
VIII the dark days never go?
Must the buttercup ard the clover
Be always hid under the snow?
All, lean me your little ear. love.
H2rk to i beautiful thing.
The weariest month of the year. love.
Is shortest and nearest to spring.
Mrs. a. d. T. WHITNEY
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
Surrogates' Notices.

- O0ffOSSUtSN ~NC'S~S"'
CVOOK. CHARLES Tn pursuance OF an order q
y Hon Ahner g Thomas a saIfosa[7 oI 's Sr;ss Fsr4S
claims against charles T. coos late O he coIaty =
thereof 70 subscribers at their place q trans
Sgi5 S 36I Fit,h Avenue in the Boroush Of Nanhat
the CITY Of New York before the eighteenth aaS
Dated New ToS the frs: cay q Fa5ss g6,K 59'7
EDWARD Dr1loS BIRD.
SHERMAN v. RNEvALS.
KNEyA[s s s,d,85 rEBBX Il xn.rs,, and Harold cOo4
Executors s. Nassau street. Borough Of Nansar'aa
FLOYD 5 1EARY. -,
Attorneys TOR sarah f Cook. Exeeutrtx and ElNaIS
Manha,tan New Ycst city.
IN PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDER or HON. EI'4SNE Fl S.z
York. notice is hereby given TO an persons aavIs
NeW York dsSeSssd 70 present the with vOus2-
f6s fTs bSssss No % Wiia Street Borough
haitian the city Of New York on before the hrs'
XsE sa gen S day gRP e ssPs;SssE,x PS%sEx2 A9a'
SSa. q HSI2Ns %@ HORN EsS 4a1s a:'5ss' ~
Gg S SFP5E o a S6uusy 2T H0 y Eaa M
notice hereby siyeP to al persons % HaSng sss % % a,'
deceased 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
SS nassau street in the city OF New York Hsf''
the 18th day OF April next 49,.
Dated New York. the list day OF October. l90G
- LILLIAN A. NFoAIIISTER,
CHARLES COLEMAN SIiLLETt. Ezscut'lE
Attorney for ENecutFix.
50 Nassau ST. New YOTk City
IN pTrpsIrNNC,F OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK =
II FitzEernId Surrogate OF the County % New AerN.
notice II hereby given all having claims esss
Ts9 scase to present the same with ToucSsrs t
their place OF transactns buss
AZ the once their attorneys. Van Ness Van 49,
No go Broadway. In the city Of New York. on Or oe-
'hf Dated 3 Nsw YORK he is,h day Of November I9Oa
JANE STEWART.
RORFRT II. HIBBARD.
vaS! NFsS 3 VAN NESS. Attorneys Executors. NA
22O Broadway. New YO-k CITY,
nv PIrRs,rAvcE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
\ r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County Of Nex
York notice Is hereby given TO all persons HAVING
claims against William sloane late OF the Couaty s
New oT TO PIsse0; the the same same %l's " sISss yS
fnS busineqs at the office OF StiCkney MaclRy Nc
T3IrneV. No Nassau ST.. IN The City Of New YORK
o. or before the afth day OF June. next .,s
Dated New York. the nrst day 0f DsceWoer ts''
~ MATILDA A SLOANE. Administrative
srICKNEY. MACLAY MBCItNEY. AttoTness to'
NdministFatrix 81 Nassau ST.. Borough 0f MAJ
haitian. New York City
,DSOyvs ROBFRT-IN PURSUANCE OF AN OElDk1t
n D az i4OS ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrosate or ~
S,fv ~ New York notice Is hereby given 20 all l ss
having claims against Robert DoWs. late OF ~
~ New YORK deceased TO present the same Win No
ers thereof 10 subscribe. az keT pace OF
hrofnasz OF the ONCE or l1olas.2
peming No 10 William Street IN the City OF New &'-s
dated New York the 11th day OF February 49,.
HORACE n DEMING. Attorney Tor AeintnistraeFA -
William stFest New Nors Sisy.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
Real Estate TAINTED.

4 CE aA. Z IIiHEE HOUSES IN WESTCHESTrp
W ltl -tL modern improvements and
hFst mortgages OF S2aOO 50 600: interest A. 9Ss
IT M 41+AI@l-r-f les East l2jth street civ -
Phone. +45G-EIarern. -
SQOS 00O TO LOAN in small amounts .. No.
sDO@sJPOUO LANDT MORTGAGE co 90 WrliaT951 q
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
Country Property for Sale.


A ONG ISLAND FAFNS-One 100 acres az Kin-z
" EarK station; one l62 acres Con7rnacz. ora F73
acres. near RCnkorkoCa; make easv ,erns -
long contract ~ ---
..o - WINDSOR REALTY CO.,
lS8 PEMSEN ST. BROOKLYN. Tel sss-Nat,
ENOE SALG.-HoteI and spring property at Clarendor
Il Springs vermont hundred and seventv-dve 49,.
Of land Valuahe medicinal spring OF large supply.
Terms and particulars address CLARENDON MINERAL
SPRINGS co. Clarendon springs. VI.
DRICK HOUSE: modern improvements: 10 r1,rDs bat5
ID aundry good heater: dry cellar: finest location:
lot $50 feet frontage, garden. fruit trees built and occ
pied oy owner W z STEELE. 1925 Central ave Plaln-
field y J.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
City Property for Sale Or to Ter

nor SALE OR RENT.-30 and 90 Wes. t,,s 9. -
IuO tWo connecting four story and basement 49, SsS
only considered --'N' principals
JAY < GAMBLER. 4s Wall St. New vo-,
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March 4. 1907.
wEEETY PT-F,ETpr-e,
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
Furnished apartments to Let

-t3LEeiANTIY furnished apartment: pr,va,s -
- $lJO daily; Including meals two sa5 ,va-, uaea;
SO The Alabama Il East 11th St Aly' oHss
New-York tribune., 1907-03-05
UnfHrHished apartments to Let.

4 W. aOJR H2ME-No rent; Il Story Aregroof few
- - slciss leIt location below 59-h For pla1 -
CHARLES T. FORCE 4s9 9th Av. Tel G777-5sIh -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06

ehandise movement well kept up. but the movement of grain thus far reported is disappointingly small.
 A number of net earnings of railroad for June were reported during the day. and some of the stocks of the companies reporting suffered sharp declines. Gen eral expansion of operating expenses con- tlnues so great as to affect the net show ing unfavorably. Report of a threatened miners strike in the Pennsylvania coal regions was a minor factor of depression. The labor situation in the Lake Superior iron region was said to be working out satisfactorily, and a point was made of the large part played by the Pennsylvania for new steel rail, which was held to be responsible for the falling off of July orders of the United States steel corpora tion.
 The stock market weakened, however, late in the day and renewed the weakness in the general list which had recovered from the first decline Prices were the lowest of the day at the close and repre- scented losses running between and points for Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, St. Paul, Reading and American Smelting, and at one time points in the active list generally.
 The bond market was more active and easy today. and declines were general In the usual list that figures in the day-to- day trading.
 Total sales. par value, s754000. United States As declined A per cent on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
RECORD LOW SALES
 IN STOCK MARKET
Standard Oil Conviction Weak
 ems All Stocks
RAILROAD. ISSUES LOWER
Labor Situation In Mining Region Is Another Factor of Depression Prices Are Lowest of the
 Day at the Close.

New York August 5.--The dullness= of the, stock market was greatly intensified today. This proved to be the principal effect of the news development which the market had to face this morning, all though there was some active selling at the opening based on them, and at the closing in sympathy with the weakness of United States steel when the decline be- came precipltate. There semed little dis position to support the market just at first and the breaK in prices in conse- quence was sharp. The volume of the selling proved light and after this spas modi, price readjustment support ap peared and some subsequent recovery.
 During the noon hour the total trans actions fell to less than f00 shares Of all stocks. a state of lethargy rarely seen at the stock exchange Although the levy ing of maximum penalties on the Stan dard Oil company on the conviction of the relating had been discussed as a pos sibility and had figured in the specula- ton on Friday, the actual sentence of the court was not known in Wall street on Saturday In time to afford opportunity eOi iiisii htl ppcIdlitHS DdSeu OH II.
 The sentimental effect of the incident was increased by the publication over Monday of the report of the commlsa sloner of corporations, arraigning the Standard oil company for it's business methoas and it's exorbitant profits. The effect was to revive the conviction of the determination of the federal adminis- tration to push the pursuit of the corpor- Rtions with unbated Vigor. From the view point of capital, great influence has been attributed to this course in causing ths deadlock in seking new capital for enter prises. Speculative sentiment was dis couraged by the prospect of that factor being brought into prominence. Other causes were discernable, however. for inc lethargic conditions in the securities IT. ket.
 Saturdays bank statement offereU sras Il encouragements for more cheerful vt,Ss of the money outlook It is expect -d the loss in cash of last week on the out of town movements of money which failed or reflection in the bank statement were thrown into this weeks statement
 Reports from the interior are of sus- tained demand for money, which is likely to increase at an early date with the be- ginning of the marketing of crops. Traffic officials of the railroads report the mer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Fruits and Produce.

ma Peas-Crate, sl41
 la and Alabama Green Beans -$l.00.
 ana Straw wberries-Crate, $1.50a2. .O0
 1s-Per box, extra fancy, $6GD8.5O
 age--Home grown, per doz.. 40DIso. Lte, $1. .75d2. co.
 les-Six basket crates, $1.ooQp2. 50. ,rnla Seeding Oranges-y3. 7594. 25 ,s-New crop, pound. Sc.
 aern Potatoes-Per busher, 90cQ31. -S5q45c; broilers, 15Q3Oc.
 16c; candled. 7Q1Sc.
 er-Fresh. sWl2hc; renovated. 2sc; cry, 34c.
 se-Full cream, per pound. 16Q17c. atoes-South Alabama, basket
 S10O@1.25.
 sting Ears-Per doz., 3OQ40c. s-English walnuts. I6c per pound: |: hlberts. 12hc per pound: oceans. Ier pound; mixed nuts. 12hc per 1.
 sins-Two crown layers. s2; three n layers, s2.2o. tes-Per case. go pound case, a. gs-Layers, crown, Sf.10: crown. per box. per pound, 71hc: choice. s.75a2.OO. uash-Crate, 75c4S1.00. w Irish Potatoes-Per bushel, 90cQsl nteloupes-s2G2.5 atermelons-20Q30
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
COTTON ADVANCES
 2 ID F POINTS
Reports of Dry Weather Cause
 Better Feeling
TEXAS CROP GROWS WORSE
Liverpool Market Is Closed for HoIl- day, Which Takes Away Some In. terest In the Market-5ear
 Pressure Overcome.

New York. August 5.-The cotton mar ket was not very active during todays trading, but ruled generally steady to firm on reports of dry weather in the western belt The market closed steady at a ret advance of to P points Sales were estimated at 240,O00 bales The mar ket opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of points on covering by some of Saturdays sellers, who were disappointed that the weather map did not show more rain in the western belt.
 There were no cables from Liverpool, owing to the holiday in that market, which opens to morrow and this probably curtailed general business to some ex- tent. At anyrate trading was quiet and after the opening prices eased off to net decline of to points, under some local bear pressure and realizing. but steadied up again shortly afterward on the official forecasts showing no immed iale relief frdm the dry hot weather In Texas in prospect Demand became little more attive on the advance, with southwestern interests and Wall street buying and the market was quite firm during the middle of the afternoon when October sold at 12.O4 or IA points net hgher The market closed or 1 points off from the top on active months.
 Many private wires were received dur ing the day reporting the condition of the crop i,' Texas had deteriorated during the past week as Ia result of drouthy condi- tions. but crob reports from the eastern belt seemed to be little more encourag ing. Receipts at the ports 1929 bales, against 1924 last week, and 1910 last year For the week 100O0 bales, against 9732 last week and s2 300 last year. New Orleans receipts for today, 152, against 764, last year. and Houston receipts 34 against 976 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement

Galveston-Steady, middling, 1Sc; net receipts, 474; gross receipts, 474; stock, 1S.7S1.
 New Orleans-Quiet. middling, 12Bc; net receipts 152; gross receipts. 152; sales, 675; stock, 46,240; coastwise, 60.
 Mobile-Quiet, midding, 12hc; net receipts. 21S; gross receipts, 21S; sales, 25; stock. 2725.
 Savannah-Firm, middling, 139sc; net receipts, 1o2; gross receipts, 102; sales, 1; stock. 17766; coastwise. 30.
 arleston-Nominal, net receipts, 12S; gross receipts, 12S; stock, 4245.
 ngton-Steady, net receipts 100; gross receipts 100; stock. 445.
 Norfolk-Steady, middling, 1SHc; net receipts A; gross receipts, A; stock, 1O.251; coastwise, 146.
 Baltimore-Nomnal, middling, 13hc; gross receipts, 225; stock, 445s; coast wise, 300.
 New York-steady, middling, 13.25c; gross receipts, 2013; sales. 15O; stock, 196,226; Great Britain. IA continent, 1745.
 Boston-Steady, middling, 19.25c; net receipts, 24; gross receipts. I'll.
 delphia-Steady middling soc net receipts ST; gross receipts. s7 stock, 1871.
 Total today. at all ports, net, 1929 Great Britain, "A; continent 1745 stock, 04O92.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net. 223e Great Britain, "A; continent, 1745.
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports. ne 9,S38,592 Great Britain. 3.755,64 France. s92.599; continent, S,S94Of Japan, 24S.0S6; Mexico, 60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Coffee Market.

New York, August 5.-Spot coffee firm; Rio No. :, 6ss; Santos No. 1, 77s: mild cof- fee quiet; Cordova. sd12A.
 Coffee futures opened steady at un- changed prices to a decline of 10 points under scattering liquidation and rather disappointing European cables. Trading was fairly active. There seemed to be a good demand for all offerings. and dur ing the middle of the day the marxct ruled about unchanged to , points lower, but was a little easier again toward :he close under Wall street liquidation. The close was steady. net unchanged to 10 points lower. Sales were reported of 43uD0 bags, including September a 5.95; Deeem- Der at 6; May, 6.05; April, 6.05; June. 6.1O 0615: July, 6.15d6. 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Naval Stores,

Savannah Ga. August 5.---Turpentine firm, 551c; sales. 1S7; receipts, 911i shipments, 16S. Resin, firm, sales. 1S46; receipts, 40O6; shipments, 3,095 stock, 67,922 Quote: A B c, $4.00m4.05; D, s4.15; E, $44O@445: F, s465Q4.7O; G, s4.75; H. s4.75@4.s0; I. $4.90; K, $5.35; M. $5.5O; N. $5.90; VIC, $500; wv, $6.10 @6.15.
 Charleston. S. C.. August 5.-Turpen- tine rosn nothing doing,
 Wilmington, N. C.. August 5.-Spirits turpentine. 55c; receipts casks. Rosin firm $395 bid; receipts, 2.64. Tar firm s2.50; receipts. 49. Crude turpentine, firm, $3.00; receipts, GA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Live Stock Market.

Chicago, August 5.-Receipts about 26 000; market steady. Common to prime steers, s4. 5O@7. 50; cows. $Sa5 heifers, $Sd5 .5O; bulls. $2.5o04; calves, $SQ7 9; stockers and feeders. S2 5O615.
 Receipts about 36,000; market weak; good to prime heavy. s6 2Od6 90; good to prime mixed, $6. 1Od6 25; light mixed s6 % 0l6. 40: packing, S550d6.1 10; pigs, s5. 60d6.5o; selected, s6. 40GD6 50; bulk of sales, S6d6 50,
 Sheep receipts about 10000; market steady; sheep. 8. s0d8 70; yearlings, $5.60n $50; lambs, $6. 756f7 .65.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Postal Chances.

Washington, August 5-(Special) B. Burks has been appointed postmaster at BaIleyton, Cullman county, vice M F. Martin, removed. Rural route No. Is ordered established October at Sawyer vile. Hale county, serving $50 people and 176 families. Joseph Richardson appointed regular, John G. Richardson substitute. rural free delivery carrier to fill vacan- cies on route 3 at Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
New Orleans Cotton Marke

New Orleans, August 5.-Cotton closed quiet and steady at an adva 1sc. Midling, 127sc. Sales were 55 on spot and 125 to arrive. Futures steady from to points below tn Saturday. the report of local au issued this morning being constr decidedly bearish. To offset this a of New York authority later in was extremely bullish so far as was concerned. and the result general advance. The close, whi firm, the active months ranged
 to 10 points above the close Satu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Bonds.
MoneN on Call.

New York, August 5.-Money on call steady, 262a4 per cent; ruling rate. 21a; closing bid, 9 offered at 2la time loans increased frmn ass; sixty days, per cent; ninety days. 51sn5A; six months, 6A.
 Prime mercantile paper, 6@61a per cent; sterling exchange firm, with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at 4S665 for demand and at 4S3 25 for sixty-day bills; commer- cal bills, 4S3. Bar silver CTS Mexican dollars, CHA Government and railroad bonds easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06

nominal; lake was quoted at s20G21; cleo trolytic at s19 5O02o, and casting at S19a 19.50.
 Lead was unchanged at $5.15a6.2 .25 and spelter at So S5d5 95.
 No change was reported in the market for iron, with No. foundry northern, S22. 70@2S. 20; No. foundry, northern, s22. 50d22 .75. Southern grades nominally unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Mansfield Is Improving.

New York, August 5.-Mrs Richard Mansfield has telegraphed from Saranac Lake to former Judge Dittenhoefer, coun- sel for Richard Mansfield. that the ru- nor that MT Mansfield had had a seri- ous relapse was untrue. She says that he had a bad attack of selatca due to the damp weather but that he Is improv- mi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Siamese King Sees Berlin.

Berlin, August 5.-The King of Siam today received his physicians and dis cussed with them his ailments. which chiefly concern his majesty's digestive organs after which the King went to Der lin with Gen. von Kessel. who had been assigned to escort his majesty. Emperor William will receive the Slamese King at Cassel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
New Orleans Cotton Futu

New Orleans, August 5.-Cot closed quiet and steady. Sales, Low ordinary, 77sc, i-ominal; s5sc. nominal: good ordinary nominal: low middllng, Il 7-16c 12Mc: good middling, 1Sa4c. nor ding fair, 14s4c, nominal; fair, inal. Receipts, 152. Stock, B.9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Bursting FIywheel Kills Man.

Youngstown. O., August 5.-One man
 as instantly killed and six others seri- usly injured by the bursting of a thirty on flywheel at the works of the Youngs- own Iron and Steel Roofing company to- lay. The dead man Is Archibald Rankin, thief engineer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
NOTICE

On and after August 4th Section GOA of City Code against rank growth of weeds will be enforced.
 Occupants of lot are respon- sible for sidewalks or alley abutting same. If lot is vacant both owner or agent can be held responsible.
 GEO. B. WARD,
 Mayor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Labor Conference Poi

Pittsburg. August 5.-Be illness of President Feehs f5 No. 5 of the United Min America. the conference between the min ers' officials and the Pittsburg Coal com pany was postponed until tomorrow morn ing, when the alleged grievances that threaten to result in strike will be taken up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Cotton Seed Oil,

New York, August 5.-Cotton seed oil , firm and unchanged. Prime yellow, 55 F d56c; petroleum, firm; rosin, steady; turneptine, firm. 59 19c.
 Memphis, August 5.-Cotton seed products: Prime crude oil nominal choice meal, S25
 New Orleans, August 5.-Cotton seed oil prime 54c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Chicaqo Chance.

Chicago, August 5.-An increase in the visible supply and in primary receipts caused a decline of almost cents in the price of wheat in the market today. At the close the September delivery showed net loss of 1AM1%. Corn was up A4ss. oats were a shade higher and provisions 21a719 lower.
 The leading futures were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Dry Goods.

- New York. August 5.-The jo opened active for the day in tf market. Further advances cottons was announced. and jobblng price on toile du nor effect. Raw silk is higher are frmer and ise higher on bers.