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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnoDucE.

Chicago. Aug, l.--Prosit taking on a lib.
 erai scale caused wsainess h the local
 eosns ss net ss: s @hss s9s eSss
 down < O Ne Oats were &o lower Provis-
 ions were isk @s1Me lower.
 weak all day. sitho1sh several mia rallies occurred on buying by shorts, based, on
 fresh q, rspSrss ,S Of dsnase ,9 the srowiS: spring wheat country was conflicting but many traders were disposed to discount to large extent the numerous darnsEe re- The market was depressed by Q report that from microscopic examination. of isolated traces of black rust were shown
 a r ns sx fssan ment of the blight The failure of the
 Liverpool market after three days closure
 to weaken the local market. The close was weak.
 The corn narket was weak eli day owing to free selling by local holders. The
 sien bS reports os rasn from a,s several m ioeai ties in the Southern belt. The bulk of trad Ing was in the new crop naonths and those
 options showed the greatest losses. The
 sss .s,s sD:ass ss ss ,S:s s s..s: s
 Oats wsr. sRss sneinsd to @ bs s.sE s.eaus. of the slump in wheat and corn. but active
 SSHns S ssnS.d st the ss sos sess s.sss . ss port from a private crop expert now in the Northwest which claimed that the crop
 during uJiy was the basis of demand for the May option.
 september opened A@Me Ipwer at 4sM Q kd. sold at 4aM 846c and thun advanced to 4bMe The close was at 4sAe. Provisions were heavy xhrouaheut the entire day owing 10 gensrn iiquidatiou the ciese September pork wac nff s7ho at SIS. 50. Lard was down fette at te1be. Rfbs wers i7M 0sea lower at s.s7k. n. leading sususss ssr sAs day sanx.a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. Aug. l-rurpentihs steady; G6Hc: sales none.
 Rosin steady sales none. ABc 92. 50 o Ss s.iB@f0: 1T ss.l5@56; s. @a6i K s4.55; M SS. 2B; \ Ss. 30; we $s.2b; wv SC. 80.
 savannah, Aug. 4--Turpsntine firm 3sM @se&c; sales l.s72j receipts i.sss; ship. ments l.110.s
 Rosin firm; sales 3,4o1: receipts 4.724; sfiipments g15: stock l5l. sTs Quote: ABC ss 50; D $40; E s2. so: 8. 20; Q g z5: x ss. 90; ss;1S; yuK K :s-ss; N sS'sSi N
 wilmington, Aug. 4.-Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts A casks.
 Rosin steady S2. 50 receipts 225.
 Tar firm t1 50; receipts 21.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.Oc. s2.5o and SS. 30; receipts 5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NEy OnIpANs f,OTsro1F.

New Orleans, Aug. 4.-spot cotton was steady with prices unchanged fruna yesseF- dayi Middling 1oMc. Sales were ss6 haIsa on the spdt and none to arrive.
 Cotton futures opened quiet with prices ranging from one point above to one boint below yesterdays close. wtth the exception of August, which was thirteen points net lower Predictions of rain again were the ruling factors in the market, and on the prospects of more moisture in Louis tanas Mississippi, and parts of Texas q steady advance was maintained until about noon.
 Tn the sfternon prices held their early rise and closed quiet and steady eight to ten points over yesterday. with August excepted. this month again being ls points under yesterdays close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NO SPOTS ARE SOLD ONE MUST LOOK TO FUTURE FOR MAR
 KET. Reports of Deterioration Come From Ala bansa Points and Manipulators Are Forming Estimates
 Accordingly.

One must look into the future for cot ton market There was no MontgoLAery institution of that kind yesterday. and xhreughout the South almost duplicate 0n- ditions prevailed. A prominent warehouse man of this city. asked what nominal quo tafions were. said that there were none. It ss believed that not single sale occurred xesterady in Montgomery with the excep- ton of the one bale which represented the first offering of the year In Alabama cer- 9afnly no lot of any size exchanged hands.
 Futures exhibited increased activity and closed yesterday considerably in advance of khe figures of the day preceding. It would nrpenr that manipulators are beginning to form their estimates of conditions preyail- ing as indicated by the recent government report and .are proceeding in their specula- fions with more confidence.
 Reports from scattered localities through gut this section state that the crops have recently undergone material deterioration. Such was the case last year after the is- Ruance of the government report. As yet he general crop has received no appreeia- Die hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
THr wrTAL MAWwwrs.

New York. Aug. f--There was quite a sharp break in the London tin market. spot closing at 136 pounds 1ss and futures at fss pounds. The local market was low CT with spot quoted at SS0.16@7B. Copper was higher in London at eo pounds 2s Sd for spot and sl pounds for fu- in the New York market with lake quoted at SIS 2B 0 50; eIectroiytic at sfS.izM Q 37M; and casting at 512 e7M @e13. f2M
 Lead was Is Sd higher at 13 pounde Is Sd in London, The local market was firm at 4.70@7B.
 Cd for standard foundry and Sos Sd for Cleveland warrants No change was re- ported locally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

T--Indieates inappreclahls rairfaIl s---wos yesterday. &~-Eor e4 hours andinM ( am, 18th meridian time.
 NoTE--The average naaxfmum and nlnl. mum tempsratures and the average SntfffAli are made up at each center from the ao- enal number of reports received The ~Btato ee weather ts that prevailing e9 tisns ef aAesrvaG1aAs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
aE. InuIa GRAIN.

ss. Louis, Aug Special. )--The St Louis grain markets today ranged as fol lows:
 wheat: Sept. ssh; range s1A to 92h Dec g4hA; range 94k to ssx b.
 Corn: Sept. 74&A; range 7tk to 7sk Dee eiM@N bid; range e1 to 62.
 Oats: Sept. 4Bh bidi range 4+B 10 +sA @K: May 47%.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
WWRfARWN

Showers have occurred in sll except the extreme eastern districts and Oklahoma the rainfall being locally heavy to excess i've in portions of Arkansaos, Louisiana, and Mississippi Temperaturee have rieen slightly in nearly all districts.
 FRANK F. JHAFFER
 hectton Director. w. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

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 do. ist fs -..-.................. ss Texas Pacific lists ....IioE IoL. 8. r. " ts .... .s .......s.. 7s q onion Facius ts ..zs .s..tol & U. s, Steel 2nd. ss ~. -. ..1oe
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

WEAIMtEH COFDtIkONH.
 The barmoeter continues relatively hikhi along the eastern coast and areas of Tow are central to the north of Minesota and Arizona In consequence of htis arrange ment of pressure. additional showers have occurred at many of the southern and eoutht western stations. the rainfall being heavy slightly excessive in portions of Ayakansae and Mississippi. and showers are indicated for Montgomery and vicinity late tonight or Wednesday Showers have also occurred in New Enkiand. though clear weather prevails this morning h nearly all of the out the western half of the country. Max inium temperatures ranged from 90 to 9s de- grees yesterday from the Lake region soukh- ward to northern Florida and from Afizona north to Nevada Moderately cool weather prevails over the middle West and North west.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 AentgoueFy. AfehannA for the 1l hours anainR ae Axn.. 18th mendian time.
 Tuesday. Aug (. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NFW YnRK RnNns.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NEW YORK COTTON OIL

New York. Aug. l-Cotton seed oil; easy prime crude o@s1c; do. yellow ftMo. Rosin quiet.
 Sugar raw steady; fair refining Ss 70: centrifugal se-tsst s4 20; moiasses sugar $S. AO945: refined quiet.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIIh New Orleans. Aug. 4.--Cotten seed oils primo 42 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON,

Liverpool. Aug. 4.--The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 400 were for speculation and export and included l.ee0 American. Receipts were 1.sO0 bales includ- ing HOO American.
 Futures opened and closed steady:
 August ..b.I5 August September A.s ..s. ......B.5g September-October see shs. B. 39 October November ...s ss.s .... ..6.1f November December s..sss .ss...b II h December January .sas .s s..s ....6 0g January Fepruafy aAss ssb. OIz February March ...s ...s .... ..b.0 N Marcn-ApFh ,-... s..s ....b. 09M April-May ssss s...b.l 10 May-June ...s..b. l0A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans, Aug. 4-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed quiet and steady. with quotations
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
s---Risins. x-Fallins.
RIVER ronEoAs,
yEATHER CoNpITToNs.

The cooss and the Alabama win rsnail stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
DsxnzCr AVERAGES.

s--Reesivsd sOe iass ts bs included h sy. a.a9es@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
CHInAnn IIVr arncH

Hogs. receipts about 10, 600: m .o a ehade higher:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
KANsAs CTrY IIYE eYNDr

COFFEE MARKET.
 New York, Aug. 4-Coffee futures open ea irregular at an advance of five pointe and closed steady net five points higher of five points lower Salee were reported of s.760 bags. ineluding
 september .s.' co. .'.. e.eo December GO. ..'...o Se
 epsts aaist; Rio No. ! s6e; santos No ( 6Eoi uild dulli coFdOvA aE 912Ac.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27
Another Big Ops Al Cold Circle

y dispatch by telephone received in
Golconda from Gold Circle Sunday
morning stated that on the Randall
property, about one and onc.half miles
northwest of the town of Midas, an.
other great strike has been made. In
the tunnel, after prosecuting through
the andcSitc contact, the ledge WIS en-
CUuntcrcd and the face is in ore of the
bonanza kind. Samples gave returns of
from $40 to $1,000 in gold and specimens
picked from the face of the tunnel
fairly glitter. The width Of the ledge
cannot be determined until the cro,scut
is completed.
The Randall property is about tire"
miles northwest of the Queen and Es-
mcralda groups, on which the scnsa-
tional strikes were made last week.
The property is being operated by p. 4.
Lcuuy of Gold Cirlc and his associates.
who are Montana people. These recur-
ring strikes, all of which are of the
bonanza order, have created great
excitement both III Gold Circle and in
GOlcouda-ITunboldt Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27
Wages in Russia

COUNSEL james w. Ragsdale writes
from ST. Petersburg that as Russia is an
agricultural country it is interesting
10 trace the ~tinctation in prices OF labor.
which, like everything there during the
last ten years, shows a progressive
tendency TO increase. The consul
presents the following comparative
statistics.
Thus in 1901, the daily pay of u
laborer during the period OF housing
crops increased; rs compared with the
average pay from 1882 to 1891. through.
out European Russia. from 80 to 60
kopecks 100 ~kopecks-1 ~ruble-5l.5
cents or II per cent, except in
the following eight provinces. in
which the prices have fallen: Pskov, 3
per cent; Kiev, ! per cent Don region.
: per cent; Olontzk. 10 per cent: Podolsk
% per cent; Khcrson. - per cent, and
Bessarabia, so per cent.
Comparing the figures of 1906 ithe
data for 1907 not We; being publishedl, it
is seen that the prices have risen from
60 TO 20 kopecks, or by II per cent, cx-
ccpt the Samara. Saratov. SimbirSk,
Kazan. Ufa, OrcnbUrg. Pcnza and
TambOv provinces. where prices have
fallen on IN average from > 20 10 per
cent.
Wages are lowest in the east. where
a laborer receives from - to - kopccks
a day. Tie highest pay received is III
the steppc region, where it is from 10
kopecks to /. rubles Il day, tiuctuating
in the other Russian provinces. This
amount covers Il mans labor and board.
the latter being calculated at 10 to 20
kopccks a day. The net income of Il
lahorcr in European Russia amounts,
on the average, to 90 kopcciS IA day.
The amOun of wages paid to women
iluctuaces from 35 10 - kopecks Il day,
from thrcc.tifths to two.thirds of the
amount paid to men. In Asiatic Russia
the highest wage is paid in maritime
provinces, where u laborcr gets from 3!
to 1 rublcS a day.-Consular Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27

4 Counsel Scorned

At a recent trial in Scotland a GER
tain lady got into the witness box to he
examined, when the following CONVEX
sation took place between her and the
opposing counsel:
Counscl-lIOw old are youg
Miss Janc-Oh, wccl, sir. / am an
unmarried woman, and dinna think it
right to answer that question.
The Judgc-Oh, yes, answer the
gentleman. How old are you?
Miss Janc-WCcl.nwccl, | ann 30.
Counscl-Arc You not more?
Miss Jauc-Wccl. | am 90.
The inquisitiyc lawyer still further
asked if She had any hopes of getting
married, to which Miss Jane replied:
"Wcrl. sir. ! Wilma tell a Ice; | hinna
lost hope yet scornfully adding. ''but
I widna marry you. for | am sick and
tired o your palavcr already"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27
Hunters Warming

From the reports that have been
coming III from different portions of
the state. it would appear that the
hunters have forgotten or do not know
that the state has Il game law, For
the benefit of those who are slaughter
ing the game of orr state, this informu-
ton is given, with the hope that its
clauses will be obcycd.
Hunters in the state of Nevada are
allowed to kill three deer and three
antelope in n season; twenty quail.
ducks. or sage hens a day; six grouse,
five plovcr and fifteen snipc a day.
Just that many and no more. The clos,
season when it IS unlawful to kill game
is as follows: Deer, antelope (malcs
from Nov. - to Sept. II; female deer
and antelope. spotted fawn, all elk,
caribou, sheep. goat, all the year.
Quail, grouse, prairie chicken, wood.
cock, snipc. ploycr, curlcw, sandhil
crane, duck from March list 10 Sept. -
sage hen from Feb. IL to July Ii; swan
all the year.-Carson News.
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Money Being Recovered

Deputy Marshal Mack has returned
from Austin where he went to take into
his custody Postmaster Won Tieidsan
but who went the Marshal one better
by going on a longer journey 10y the
pistol route.
Ii appears that the wife OF the man
secured the pistol from the valise OF a
roomer at the hotel III which the man
WAS staying and who at the time was
under the care of y physician. She
searched several rooms in the place be
fore She discovered the weapon. which
was later identified As belonging to one
of the boomers.
Whether the woman will b. COM
PEELED 10 stand trial for completely in
the eiubSZzlcmcnS OF her husband Is not
known tine same not having the matter
in charge.
One Of the po>yofice inspectors who
is handling the case q; Curtcz. where
the crime WAS committed. yesterday
recovered attn box full of stamps in the
sagebrush about three miles from town.
Ii Vas found near the out taken by
Won Ticdman when he left Cortez TO
serve on the jury duty az Austin, and it
is believed that he threw the box of
stamps in the sagebrush to make good
the story told by his wife that the post
had been entered and robbed dur
ing their absence.
The officials WHO are working on the
case have recovered all hut about $500
of the $4,000 emhazzlcd 10y the post
master and they are still working on
the case i'll hopes that more may be
uncarthcd. The work done by the
Government officials in this case is
about the best piece Of detective work
ever done in this statc.-Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27
How Jim Fair Won his Fortune

The following dramatic account Of
the finding Of Il Comstock ore shoot
occurs in "Thc Tale of Silver
And now Fair gained his fortune
clcw. Working among his men in
barren rock, his keen eye discovered u
narrow scum of rich ore not thicker
than Il knife blade. They followed IL
day by day, night by night with bull.
dog tcnaCity hundreds of feet into the
bowels Of the earth; followed it when
their only clCw was u film Of clay.
followed /. until it began so widen out,
until IL reached the Dimensions Of a
foot vein, averaging 500 per ton, At
u depth Of 1iG1 feet the orc body
widcned to 30 feet. In October they
were in u bonanza. Probably the
richest hoard or precious metal ever
known in the history Of the world had
been found by following un almost IN.
visible streak Of clay,
The capital stock Of tho Consolidated
Virginia was increased to- IOs. 600 shares.
II sold ut SO per share. In November.
1874. il sold ut $1t5; in December Mt
500, and in January, Immediately
following, at 800 per share, making n
mine valued ut $4,000 when Mackny
acquired control, worth $si,2 go, 900;
1910 feet Of the California lo.lo valued
at five years before at so, 900 was now.
by market quotations, worth $3.50. 900,
900. Silver was found in this bonanza
the most strange and beautiful
some times in coils Of wire, some
lines in punches and clusters of purcst
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27
H INDEPENDENTS,
ElkO. Nevada.

Last night about 10 o'clock Il Mexican
was caught i'll Horizons store and placed
in jail. About 3 o'clock this morning,
Night Policeman W. +. Coon discovered
Il nan in the Court saloon owned by L..
T.. Kcndrick. Assistance was summon
ed and the saloon was surrounded, when
the robbCr broke out through the door
shooting Officer Coon in thc face shatter-
ing his jaw bone and wounding Deputy
Jack Ellsworth in the groin. The
rohhcr escaped, but is believed to have
been wounded. Later Il suspect was
arrested trying to board II freight
train and IN attempting to escape from
Deputy j. y. Hasp was shot i'll the thigh
and captured.
Battle Mountain Herald.
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Here's Il Fowler

The other night in an upper West
Side home there was II spelling bee at
which some forty-old guests fell down.
The hostess offered the following scn-
tcuCc as a test.
at IS an agreeable sight to perceive
the unparalleled embarrassment of I'm
harasscd pcddlcr attempting to gauge
the symmetry Of u peeled onion which
a sibyl has stabbed with Il poniard. re.
gardlcss Of th" innuoudors Of the lilies
of u C]arucliau hue. %
The president of a college made five
errors in writing IL; ~ learned clergy
man made Sven aud an eminent
teacher and lecturer made six. n. y.
Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-11-27

Sam Plat, Z. S. district attorney, filed
another suit in the United States court
ut Carson Monday to set aside u patent
issued tp the Central Pacific railroad
company for an odd section of land in
Humboldt county in what l., known as
the Cedar mining district, The patent
was issued on Il non mineral AMI lavit
sworn to hy w. II. Mills. land ageBt of
the railroad company. Th" complaint
charges that large quantities Of orc had
been taken from the mines on this src.
tion and worked by the Sclby company
at Port Costa at u profit before the
patent was applied for.
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Serial 40. UII5I.
Notice Tor Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY. Nevada.

UNITED STATES LA$D OFFICE,
CAH~OS CITY. Nevada.
Nov 9, Nos.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar Warren
W. Williams, Of Fal!UE. churchill COUNTY, No
sada, has tilrd 10 u Is once hig Application To
locate under the Provisions Of Section xSH. Re.
kis'd statutes of the United States, Ia,
twelve U2) OF section Thirteen I8D, ToVnship
torly'lour tiD North, Range Flfty.nyc t!El
East, VI. II. Is - ", cOUtainiug ufty six ard
sixty four hundrrdtn, ttGdD acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tho
lana dcscribcd, or desiring to object bcCuugr ~
tue mineral character Of the Ind. or for any
other reason. To the di7ITaal 10 the applicant
should ilc their aMdnVii- uf protest ia this 81.
ncc on or before III" "lst day OF DECEMBER. A.
ID. igps.
LOTIs J. Cons. b
Register.
Date ~ INST publication November II, 1907.
DaIc 81 last publication December u, l-g-.
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How is Your Digestion

Mrs. Mary Bowling OF No. 22S Sth
Ave, an Francisco, recommends ~
remedy for stomach trouble. She
says: 'GrHtitudC for the wonderful
effect OF Electric Filters in Il casc of
acute Indigestion. prompts this
testimonial. ! am fully convinced
that for stomach and liver troubles
Electric Bitt"rS * til" best remedy on
the market today" This great
tonic Hud Alternative medicine invigO-
rates the system, pUriti"s the blood
aud Is especially helpful in all forms
uf female weakness. SOC. at ElkO
Drug co.
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Lively Time at Battle Mountain

1t was reported in town this forenoon
that a holdup occurred ut Battle Mountain
last night and that the constable, Il bar
tender and another man had been killed
and that II of the robbers had been
wounded and captured.
In order 10 get the facts, we wired
the Herald for particulars and received
the following dispatch this afternoon:
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, NEVADA.
Nov. ri, 1905.
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Serial No CiIsi
Notice for Publication.

USiTED STATS LASD OFFICE
tAHSOS cry, Nevada.
Nov q. iQrs.
S,.IlCE Is IIEREBY GIVEN tina. Warren
"" "lIIiHiHS, 81 %fnlioL, Churchill County. Ne
vadn, has filed In THIS Gnirc MIS- hppitrnticn On
loci't" under tie Provisions 81 Sections 2tlH
REVISED statutes 81 To" United States Ini
Ten tIuD ~ section Twenty four ED. TnwushIp
iwriy'fourH GO North. Range fiit tive ISL East.
NJ, ID ~ q NJ, continuing forty go acres
any hhd all PERSONS claiming adversely the
laUd described. or desiring Ia object irralst. az
W" mineral character -; IN" land. or Tor nuy
Other reason, (" tho disposal to tho apriirnrt
should hl" their a1ldHvits Of protest. in ihis
ono" On or hrf0rc The .ist day 81 D,crmhcr. i.
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Register
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