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The sun., 1908-06-21
WIFE VISITS THAW AGAIN.
Thaw Says He Urged His Mother to Go to
EurOpe for Her Health.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. June Evelyn, Nesbit
Thaw paid her husband visit to-day at
his quarters in the court house She refused
to add to her statements regarding Thaw's
acquaintance with Mrs. Merrill. Thaw au-
thorized this statement:
my mother started for Europe to-day.
She was very reluctant and wanted to re-
main until my affairs could be settled, hut
we all urged her to go for the sake Of her
health. She will 90 to some health resort to
take the waters"
The sun., 1908-06-21
KILLED IN CAMP BY ACCIDENT.
Edw ard Davis, Patent Medicine Man, sh0
While Hunting In Canada.

Edward Davis, former member Of the
Davis & Lawrence Company, patent medi-
cines. of 10 Christopher street, was killed
BY the accidental discharge OF gun at
his camp on the Cascapediac River in Canada
q few DAYS ago.
Mr.. Davis was about 90 years old. He
was one Of the founders OF the Da Wis l.
Lawrence Company, but retired from bust
ness several years ago and since had spent
most Of his time in travel and hunting. He
was grandson Of the late Perry Davis,
proprietor of a New England patent medi-
cine
The sun., 1908-06-21
Boys Hurt Playing Elevator Man.

Matthew DAILY. years old, and his Ave-
year r-old brother. Daniel. Of 77s Columbus
avenue. we're playing elevator man in the
dumbwaiter at their fathouse yesterday
afternoon when the rope got away from
them. The dumbwalter fell six stories to
the basement. Matthew, who was In the
compartment. received serious internal
injuries Daniel. who was riding on top,
escaped with fractured wrist. Both were
taken to the J. Hood Wright Hospital.
The sun., 1908-06-21
BRITISH CRUISER TO BLAME.
Admiralty Court Completely Exonerates
the st. Paul in Soient Collision.


Special Caols Dssposeh 20 TIE sun.
LONDON, June 20.-Sir John Gorell Barnes,
president Of the Admiralty Court, In giving
a decision to-day in the case Of the collision
between the cruiser Gladiator and the
American liner St. Paul said he would
render judgment merely as between ship and
ship apart from any individual action by
those on board the Gladiator.
The court found that the st. Paul's speed
was not excessive. that 1t was not true that
her helm was starboarded. but that her
maneuvres were substantially as pleaded by
her owners and that the Gladiator was dis
tinctly to blame.
The court added that those witnesses
who had asserted that the st. Paul gave a
two blast signal were mistaken. There
was only one blast. There would have been
no collision If the Gladiator's helm had not
been improperly starboarded.
The sun., 1908-06-21
Metz in Favor OF Two Track Line on Fourth
Avenue Subway.

In response to suggestion by the Brook
lyn League that the plans for the Fourth
avenue subway should be changed from
a four track line 70 a two track line and
the Ashland place terminal eliminated,
in accord with the views expressed and
considered such a plan as the real solution
Of the problem.
The sun., 1908-06-21
westbound stecrase Almost Empty.

The American liner Philadelphia. In yes
terday from Southampton and Cherbourg.
brought only sixty Ave steerage passengers,
chiefly immigrants, the smallest number
that has arrived here on a single big liner
In many years. ~
The sun., 1908-06-21
MENELIK CHOOSES AN HEIR.

SUN Ok HHh NHIKnucf1 . u HEOFuICfU' UVVcHHVE
and Grandson Of the NeGus.
Speeta, Cahs Despoteh to THE Sun.
Ads ABBBA, Abyssinia, June 2o.-Lidj
Evassu son OF Ras Mikhael and the daughter
OF the Emperor Menelik, has been nomi-
mated heir to the throne OF Ahyssinia.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
STATE DEPUTIES KILL wArcHMAN.
Alabama Breakers" Seized-Clergyman In
tervenes to Bring About Peace.

birmingham Ala, July 16-Fifty-four strike
breakers and four women were taken off a train
near Jefferson the western part of this county,
by armed and turned into the woods. The
strike breakers being taken to the coal mines
of the Birmingham Coal & Iron Company
]. r. Aderhod, night watchman at the DUPONT
Powder Company's dynamite works, near Marylee.
several miles from Birmingham literally rid
died with shot and instantly killed late last night
For the last two three nights Aderhold had been
urging deputies around the mines to cease shoot
ing promiscuously. claiming there danger abo1t
the magazines
Father H E OGrady of ST GATHERINGS Church
here, is heading committee of cergymen and lay
men, who will make effort TO bring about set
tlement of the coal strike II is reported that every
hardware and gun store in Birmingham has de-
pieted Its stock of shotguns and rifles and that
buckshot shells being ordered by telegraph
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

I,ovenfeld & Prayer have bought from 1heroh
s Johnson No 422 East 423d st, a four story
tenement house on lot 96x10O.1 feet and also Nos
424 and z26 East IZ8d St. five story loft build
ing on a plot 37Sx1oo.u feet They gave in eX-
change plot 1o0x99-n feet the south side Of
l4sth ST. i75 feet west Of 18th ave
Joseph c. Lowenthal has sold for Adolph Garmise
Nos 65s and 53S East 135th st, six story fat
house on plot 396x1O0 feet TO Anna Habricht; Also
for Anna Habricht the two family dwelling house
No Il Barnes ave. on plot 3lx114 feet. to ]. H
Schiain: also. TO Anna Habricht No. S7S Brook
ave a four story fathouse on lot 25xso feet
Kurz & Then have sold for Simon Kireielsheiner
No z74 East 155th st, four story fathouse on
a lot 276xI0O' feet also for H d. Junge two lots
east side Of linton ave-. 151 feet north Of West
chester ave- and for Mary E Conner. Nos. 1877
and 1873 CLAW ave two three story brick dwell
ing houses on a lot 16.Sx1o0 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Buyers Found for a Small Number
of Improued Properties.

Few properties changed hands yesterday in the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms- The results
were as follows:
By Joseph P Day: LOG Houston St s. 1901 II
Of 20 2xl2o7x irTeg; two story ten hs aiS
ButtenNeiser ast Charles Lowe ct a. e M
Issacs. McAvoy ref; amt due S2s 20 60
1aTss etc 81 mtges aggregatlns Sloo
1901 n OF Bovery 10 211267x 8 story ten
rs and stores Hilnan ct al Charles Lowe et
saa 70: taxes etc s18ss 4S adjourned July a. 1$eh
$50 II OF AInsteTan ave '9Xssda ~ w I. actio1
No ]: James McKeen atty; { L schurz ref: amt due
225 Of Amsterdam ave 11xssll TWO o & seprg
fat hs ast same: action No 2; same atty: same
zine die sa2 issth st s. 600 Home ave. 2SxlOo;
story ten h; Cohen Morris WoTko~lt5 et az
x5077 taxes ss92 3; sub TO two nntges OF sl'
to the plaintiff s152l0 ~ - -
70 II It OF 1880 ST 8aI1K1OO ten and store'
NJ b Evans Alfred Epstein ct al: NJ II aayInan'
etc s917 q; subject TO mort OF $4,000 TO the
RR Herberf I a sherman: 153 to 1877 St
2e4 Of Amsterdam ave- 54kIoG3 = TSseT sty sa e sasG s
Sa1 e42 a. taxes etc s73 TO- subject first Of
$4,000: the plaintiff for s56.2s3-
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
F3y Hugh d smy1h: Amsterdam ave- Of 1s5th
ag Myer al; Strauss & A attys; 4 Du1y' 9eI:
rtses asgregating $50 building ot s3S 900
BY Samuel Godsticzer: SSs and $40 6Ve'h ST. g. & lvSx
stables Wrn F3hrlich Umberto Cfrnone ct al Edw
HERMANN atty Mcoyern. ref amt due. sl6201 o.
Ts,, William Kennedy jr: and Go Rivngton st n s.
4e2 Eldridge ST. 42xsO story syi1Agospe; ,,i
Kanber. atty Glare. ref; amt due SZZ-~o TO- taxes
Nv Joseph Day: - Ave c Of 9th st. % I1x
story and store; sheriff sale OF an rIs.
title etc which DEL haa on June an H. Mg az KirschenbII ir
et al Jacob Gordon atty due $780, taxes etc S1o
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD
Harlem Theatre Landmarks To BE
Altered Into Modern CGrhouse.

Several interesting realty deals were reported
yesterday. Edward ]. Moloughney bought through
Miss NJ Monahan from Mary A Taylor, a lot
2x1eo11 feet. on the south side of Hath st. 300
feet west of Amsterdam He owns four ad-
joining lots. He will erect the combined plots
two eight story elevator apartment houses
Bernard Golden bought No 19 Prince st. three
story and buildings. on lot 2Sx@e feet
between Sullivan and ThonpsSl SITS.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann sold for Ihonlds
Reynolds No ls3e Madison ave, FIVE story Hat
house, plot 27xloo feet.
Ex-Consressrnan Timothy d Sullivan has lent
saaen for four months per cent to "llilaih
Fox on the tenement houses Nos. 10 and o. west
Sd st
Axei s Hedrnan architect. has fled plans win
Buildings Superintendent Murphy for altering I'M"
a modern carhouse the building owned by Ine
Third Avenue Railroad Company in Thiro ave-
just south of 13oth st. which was the Mount MOI
ris Theatre building 1t had on the srounu hoo'
an open arcade leading TO the old horsecafs- AS
rernodelied It will be three story bulidihs' Con-
structed in freproof manner, with relnlorceo
concrete floors supported steel beams Ihe
i,r-o,,eroents are 10 cost $1,000 The building will
be used a annex to the car barns on 'ile ie0i
Of the plot
Plans have been fled for nine story commercial
building 10 be erected for Arthur Tooth as oWn-
er on the premises No. $50 Fifth ave 1t Is 10
have a frontage of Is feet and depth of 100 feet
with a FACADE OF brick, finished with limestone
sshlar, and Will be adorned by large mezzamne
bays and a cornice. with balusraoe IL is 10
cost 100000. Henry Oris Chapman is the archlIecC
Plans have also been flied for charging tse build
ing OF the New York Eye and Ear lnfrnary' IN
18th ST. near Second ave. by the addltlon OF
third story. which is TO be fitted as an lsoialol
ward. TO afford enlarged space for the general
hospital service Of the indrmary- The improve
rents are 70 cost 5000 according TO the estimate
of the architects. Mills & Greenleaf
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. July e:-Closlng-wHEAT-spo strong;
No 2 Western winter. 55zd. No ! California. Is
lozd; barely steady; July. IS 6i+d; September
7s 3i1d: December. rs 3azd. CORN-Spot firm; oia
American Sid; firm: nominal.
September 5s s1zd. PEAs-Canadian steady IS lOd.
dasciac COAST steady, II l5saf2 IS BEEFEAtra
ness frn I0sss. PORK-PTiue mess Western nrrn SIS
~ EhMs-short cut, IA 10 n. 53s BACON
Cumberland % TO - rb steady, SOS; short rib.
., o. n, Sru AS 3D. long clear middies light y 10
"a n frrn SIS; long clear middles heavy 81 a.
ear bellies a Ie 10 firm. 4Is 90 shoulder square
- - - ouief 35s Cd LARD-Prime Western. Ia
as 3S. American refined. pals, steady
~, F-Canadian finest white. new sieady, 5Is;
sy.-t coiored new. steady 'ss Cd Canadian
LIE, -h,,. and coored, old 6ss TALON Prime
lar ~. So 9@e rRPENTINE-Spir steady 2ss 81
,5s ,5c,n Nm; an,on arm 8 81 PETROLEUM Refined
sui.t aa.c I.INSEED OIL STEADY. 24s %.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
after GOOD RO1DS.
Westchester association WaU Try to
Make Them Safe.

A number of men prominent in Westchester
County have formed the Westchester Roads As
sociation and Incorporated it, for the promo
ton and maintenance of good roads in that coun-
ty and the protection of the rights of citizens OF
all classes in the use of those roads. They will
endeavor keep the unruly motorist off the high
WAYS and at the same time protest vigorously
against any country justice who molests or an
noys persons distinctly not breaking the law,
whether in a motor a farm truck
John l. d. Bristol, of Chappaqua. is president;
Assemblyman J. Mayhem Wainwright first vice
president; Seth Low, V. Everit Macy, John Nc
Kesson, jr., John J. Riker, Francis A. Stratton
and Felix NJ. Warburg, vice-presidents; Walter
w. Law jr. treasurer, and John P. Faure, sec
retary Albert Turner is chairman of the COM
mittee membership; Selden Bacon, laws; John
w. Bowron, construction; Howard R Washburn.
maintenance, and Thomas c. Bell. statistics.
Among the officers many who are not motor
car enthusiasts those who cars.
The organization formed to keep after those
officials, whether town, county or state, who nave
in charge the. maintenance of roads and TO see
that they perform their duty. 1t is quite pos
sibe that the association will employ an engi-
to keep tabs" and give publicity to the re-
suits of his observations the way the various
officials perform their work
I'VE contemplate seeing that good ROADS are
built, and when built, maintained properly
said Mr. Bacon yesterday. eve hope TO keep the
rowdy needless driver of a motor car juggernaut
off the highways, and assure freedom from annoy
ance to those who conduct themselves properly.
Anybody who takes interest In the consuuc-
ton and maintenance of good roads may become
a member
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York Thursday, July 16, 1908.
ARRIVED


Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar at
poFog3s T Blight BaTsSes July 10 10 e to the he
q ana Shields r. to II Winchester & Co. with sugar.
sfesner a. Mama Hata Charles Baltimore to the New
York Baltimore Transportation co. with mdse Left
steamer MorHus BOYD New Orleans July H. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at o;l4
Steamer TaIisnan C,So9. Olsen. ciudad Bolivar July
rived the BAR @ 1870 18th .n, c,.r
taTg July and Queenstown White Star Line
mdse Arrived at the Bar at los a m
lie cog sT ATRe at th Bar at no
iiip Ruprecht ballast East of Fire Island 73o
to the old Dominion S. Co with passengers and mdse
Steamer Prinz Sigismund (Ger) Bodt, Cape ayt June
% Gonages 80 Port aIa6s uy and SANTA MARIA 10
10 The Harburg-American Line with 66 passengers mails
and tda@er as s@a9T ATrafS at & is i scos
Died D Ledous Passed in sandy Hook a ~
M steamer an be mh Tnsd o shppns and Trading Co. in
Left Quarantine at 7:4o a m .o, g.. -. Metro,o,tan
SIS Co with passengers and mdse Left Quarantine at
steamer ntaD Massaadq Genoa J0ne 80
PaleTm% Jpy sn and and Mass 3 seraFe G passengers and
mdse, for New York and cabin and so steerage pas
sensers IN in 90 ofanSIt 5n Tor Fhiiadephi'
steamer Deutschland CGer). Kaempr. Hamburg July
American Line, with cabin and 234 steerage
mails and mdse- Arrived at the Bar at
81
steamer clan Macintosh CBr). LennoX. Liverpool
June Swansea July 3 Barber & Co. with
yndse. Arrived a the Bar 80 IN.
Carnania tBrp. Barr Liverpool July & and
Queenstown q. the Cunard IS Co. Ltd, with 241
cabin and 1e4 steerage and mdse Arrived
at IA N
Steamer Nenezia (Frl, Joubert MarsellIes June 80.
Naples July !. James Elwell with II
cabin 151 steerage passengers and mdse. Ar
rived at 30 a
Steamer Tiger tNor)- BruGge. Havana. July and
Maranzas il. 10 ! II Winchester d 60. with
Arrived the Bar at 7:30 IN.
SAILED.
Steamers Princes Alice Gen. via plymouth
and CherbourE: Kaisertn Auguste Vic-'s tGerg Ham
burg Plymouth and ClseIbourg: L. .:retagne (F)
Ffavre; Liverpool -c..s.1, Carpathia
t3r Gibraltar. Naples Merida. and Vera
,rruz. fCubanb. N!Ie etc: CITY a
xanuah Arapahoe. Charleston and jacksonville; Rich
rfond Georgetown J II Devereaux. Boston; Mar
Galveston. Anne. Norfolk ana Newport
uilhead JT}r FremaHtie Adelaide etc; UlIer tNor,
t5it,s I;uaaaloupe etc. Californian Puerto Mexico:
Mama Hata. Baltimore; Delaware Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
SHOOTS WIFE. SETS CLOTHING AFlRE

With her clothing ablaze and blood flowing from
five wounds, where her husband had shot her,
Mrs. Herbert Jarvis. of No. 1H Rocka wayt Road,
Jamaica. Queens Borough, screaming out of
the house. Alze Fletcher, of No Isl Rockaway
Road, after her and beat out the flames. She
said her clothing had been set fire by her hus-
bands revolver which he held close to her dress
when he fired
Mrs Jarvis was taken St. Mary's Hospital.
where she expected to die She had caused
her husbands arrest for non-support, and he shot
her soon as he reached home from the court
ROOM He escaped
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

southampton July lsTeutonic lf'r). New York via
7,la fsI4' JUN iormisIon 5sp New York via St Vim
cent e v Port Natal
SAILED
lt,e,Uoo. july l6-Ceric dsD New YORK Via Queens
Genoa july lt-I.usiana dtaD. New YORK
,iueenstvgn July 16-Campana urj New York; Oceanic
r,.,ia ''' ';,iy Ta-Spartan Prince (3rl. New York.
i.aiJersaIa July l5-I;Ncelsior @ier)' New 1orh.
Is..4ao- julv i5-Teung t3TD, New YORK: Thsr1es
,I,a ssctlampton Bonifac- tBrl New YORK
PASSED
sgrr.s Julv 5-C1eNe Hall t5, New YORK for Shanghai
t,rr,- 4Austl New for Naples and Trieste
,:i.sti,ar JULY ls,arolna tAus Trieste etc Tor Ne"
Perrin Jr;v i6-Ghazee tBrj, Yokohama. H4so. Aioli
Shanghai kcelung and Singapore ioi AeN Aof~'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
REALTY NOTES.

I. J. Greenberger has leased for the Royal Bank
the four story building Nos. 11s and 120 East 126th
St to J. r Evans. for term Of ten years.
aggregate rental Of s200o Also leased the dwelling
houses No. I23 East 12Sth ST. and No. 2l7 East
l26th ST.
The Gross & Gross Company has leased for b.
Crystal & Sons the first loft in Nos p and %
West 34th st 10 Downer, Hawes & Co. for term
Of wears at an aggregate rental Of $500.
" Morgenthau. jr.. Co. have leased for John J.
Geraty the tenth moor in No 1os to 115 West 26th
81 io Solomon Frankfurt for five years.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WILL ALTER WEST. ST. BUILDING.

Plans have been fled for making the five
storv loft building Nc. 50 West into Office
building with stores the ground floor. the
change OF occupancy being for Louise and Rosahe
Schermerhorn owners
The Manhattan plans for new buildings reported
yesterday include six story elevator apartment
house TO be built for William NJ. Walker, owner,
on the premises No. - West 1E5d St, at cost Of
$4,000. Nathan LANCER is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia San Francisco)-
Korea $40
Hawaii (ia San Franciscoj-Aameda July 20, $50
Japan, Corea. China Philippine
ands via seattle)-shawmut. July % $50
New Zealand Australia Except WesD,
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
tvia FranCisco-ord Seton. July 26 $50
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and Philip
America Maru July q. $50 m
C)-Empress Of Japan 81, $50
via San Francsco)-U transport. July 81 $50 m
Francsco)~Mariposa Aug 1. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Maureania was $50 miles Of Sandy at
O'Clock yesterday morning Will dock about 730 this
morning.
La Provence which $50 miles southeast of Sable
at $50 p IN Wednesday. will probably dock about
O'Clock this morning.
The Arabic reported 7a3 of Sandy Hook at
m yesterday, probably dock about 1870 tomorrow
morning.
The Caledonia was miles of Cape at 25O
wednesday Will dock probably Sunday morning at
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BUYS THE HOLLYWOOD.

The negotiations begun some months ago by Lee
shubert to purchase from the Goelet estate the
Hollywood apartment house, Nos. 10 and 112 West
ssfh ST. a six story structure. a plot 50x9S9 feet
have been perfected. The Hollywood sold under
foreclosure last December by q representative OF
the Coelet estate for s135.0J0.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Newton ave s. 800 II OF Mosholu ave: =
story frame dwelling house, 1Sxs7; Mary +
Tierney. owner: / Welch, architect: cost 81.
Brook e s. 2S4 Il Of 81 Pauls Place:
. story brick tenement houses. 43@Ess.f
each: otto ] Schwarzler. owner: Albert j
schwsrzler. architect: cost-.....--..-..... 40.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
THESE COLUMNS WEIR
THE VACATION QUE STION
PENNSYLVANIA
WATER GAP HOUSE

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA
4 mountain Paradise. Open to December Finest
equipped appointed. largest and most luxurious
hotel in this region private tiled baths
Running in all rooms. 500 600 improvements
IeO7 No noise OF railroads dust of highways
WarnIhcent parks lawns and porches Highest siti-
tude no humidity coolest location Cuisine Of highest
standard own farms ard registered Entire
white service Orchestra of soloists Riding academy
golf boa ling bathing, fishing. etc New garage
and Booklet of camera views and ohcal auto
me- train JOHN PURDY COPE
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
e,tu DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

.36tb q r. 3z5 II W Of White Plains Road. 5oK
-. lanes q Wentz loans sophia MaJensd 800
Brook ave e $ 10 II OF l39th ~, 21Xl2o, same
loans Jacob. Peter and Minnie SfreIher
1xth 81 n 225 fl . OF Avenue =. 25NiOp, Bronx,
Poughkeersle Trust CO loans Adam Mink ana
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

444 Sun Moon rises 1882 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
AMsandy Hook 1925 Gov. Island 1881 He'll Gate 12o
M.-Sandy Island lilo He'll Gate 1o5
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

Few properties changed hands yesterday IN the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroonls- The results
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

THIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE MONEY TO LOAN:
II applicationa from principals ony. GEORGE NJ
FJfIRGOTT. l58 Broadway Tel. s5s273 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. u.-CATTLE-Receipts estimated shout
1000 head: market steady steers s. 7543S7 81; l.vs
SO 409s5 25; hefers S3dS6 bulls s2 6GS; calves SEQ
81 so: stockers and feeders. 81 G0QS4 80 HoGs-Ile
choice shipping s6 s5s6 90 butchers IS soaS8 90
light. IS 75Qse S. light mixed, Sc 6o4s8 T6 pack
ing SO 2os8 rs: pigs 81 56as6 %; bulk OF sales
ass SIS. SHEEP-Recepts estimated about u eco head
market steady sheep. So 6ogS4 26 lambs. 81 1896 25
yearlings. "a 10gS4 so.
shippers. Sc 9oG$6 95 common. 81 T5as6
CATTLE-Market strong; fair good shippers, So
s. so: common. S2gS3 SHEEp-Mar1et steady. at 81 y
GS4 lambs steady, s3gs6 70.
East Buffalo, Aug. 11.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 100 head
market steady; prime SO 25gs6 75. VBAIS-Re-
head market good fairly active 641oc higher;
slow; heavy and mixed S6 90as7;
ass 90; dairies. S8as6 az, SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts 800 head market slow and lower lambs, & %
Kansas City, Aug u.-CATTTE- Receipts. 12 0oo head
including $500 Southerns: market steady; fed
strong top 50 choice export and dressed beef steers
s8dS7 3d. good. 81 4hfDS5 10 Western So
Qs5 teedeIE s2Si 81; Southern steers
So 3o4s4 so; Southern 81 20GS3 50; native
calves, So 2oQs5 FoGs-ReceiPts. 1900 haAA;
steady higher; top SC So bulk OF ssIss Sc 10
Gs5 20; heavy s6 751 SO 81; packers and bGtohers.
81 509s6 so: light s51S5 7e pigs. So 1895 70. SHEEP
Receipts. 500 head market 10000 hteher lambs 81 %
ass 10; yeasiings So 1884 2a Texas yeari.rgs
Union stock Yards Pittsburg Aug. u.-cATrLE-
Supply light steady choice 50 S0aS6 90; prime
s6GsG 81 sHEEP-Supply lignt; markst dull prime
wethers "a en cus and cornTnon s24S5 isrnes s4qso
higher; prime heavies rnedums and
Torksrs 81 light Workers So 6oass I5 pigs. 50 6ogS5 So
rouEhs. SSaS5 So
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12

Coffee cables: Pio-Marbet steady: No :. $500:
change j. l6d; receipts. days. 22e9o bags
oiearances bags stock SIs-o0o bags
Ssnrcs-Narket Santos $4,000. 30 reis higher
No Santos $500 receipts 5000 bags two daysi'
stock. l.1S3.ono HsnahurE-A1arket opened un-
sales. 900 bsgs. HayTe-MaTket opened barely
f.eaGy unchanged &c OF: 10 '<c higher: AT
m unchanged 10 i4c higher, > 80 was
unchanged sales. LOCO
E0TTGN-There furtner severe break IN the
market today under renewal Of scattering hq
Uidafon sni bear pressure The big bulls
The support Of the market big blocks were
rally. and the market
closed the lowest prices Of the DAY on active
Tacnths- showed almost sensational
features looked though bulls were wiling 10
buy everything offered seemed equally certain that
the hears willing III all demands ana AZ times X
Seemed though opposing views as 10 the ultimate
course the would he settiei by whether the
barely steady decline Of aQlS points sales
estimated 100000 bales The market opened
barely steady. decline of sf6 points in response
Liverpool cables and good weather After sell
&c October rallied 24Oc bull support put
yielded again. just before the close sold al s24c
closing figure The buying Of August al times
during day favorable feature
crowd generally speaking the days news was
against prices owing favorable weather and crop
reports. slack trade demand and r'l1fors OF
spots Southern spot markets oflclay re
ported unchanged iec lower The weekly weather
report considered favorable in the nsin ana ratner
Texas than has been ezFected as
-ains appear fallen in central sections which
have not been IN daily reports
prices in the local market to-day
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