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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

"A good COW sells as high rs a fat
steer nowadays. 1t seems that every
body wants cows. A good many Of the
farmers have dropped out Of the bust
ness of raising cattle the last Few years
and now want to get back in again.
The man who bought good cows a year
or two ago instead Of steers Is right in
the swim. These cows have been yield
ing a nice income all the time, and now
they are worth practically the same as
a steer, which has been a constant ex-
Dense.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

If troubled with lumpy or stringy
milk, try this treatment: First give
a thorough purge, say a pound Of
Glauber's salts. When it has ceased
to act, give half an ounce of inter and
80 drops Of aconite twice a day for two
days, or longer if not cured.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

Up comes another individual who
claims that he knows of a more dis
agreeable Job than hauling wheat
straw over n frozen road on a windy
day. Here 1t is. Yoke up a pair OF
steers on a hot spring day when the
gnats are in their liveliest mood and
60 into a field where the weeds and
brush are about waist deep and try
to break them so that the weeds and
brush will all burn off clean.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

The apple tree needs care like other
fruit trees, If it IS going to do well.
The old idea that once planted It
should be able to care for itself and
bring forth an abundance of fruit can
no longer be maintained, since such a
method is neither economical nor
business-llke. Fruit trees Of whatever
kind or nature need as much. or more,
care and attention throughout the sea
son as any crop grown. 49,,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

The time to wash out the buttermllk
from butter is when 1t has reached the
granular stage. Good butter comes not
by any chance. but from good 1eeo'
properly separating the cream ana
careful churning. The cream should
always be churned when ready.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-05-07

Cows seldom kick unless there is
some reason for it. 1t may be a sore,
or it may be long finger nails. Pos
sibly some previous injury or pain
makes the COW so afraid and nervous
that she cannot resist the inclination
to kick any more than a man could re-
sist striking another who he thought
was going to injure him. Kicking can
frequently be cured by finding what
the cause is and removing it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06

1onee cables: R!o-CoTss market weak. No Bio
20, - SAchAnge 10 b32d. receipts 5000 bags sto,k
s,a .aks SAntos-Conee market steady: No SAINTS
Sssup' 10 :. $500. receipts 62O0 bags stock soo
:. hAtnoufs coffee market opened . pfennis hishsr.
a. :. ~ vas net = pfeunig higher. At Q p m was net
= I.enng hlgheT sales 1000 bags iiavr@-CSosr,s
:. ~ oPened = franc higher. ~ IN was unchsnsea
-. ~ vas unchanged TO franc hKher. at $50 n m
oITrTTan.<hse1 total sales. 700 bags
49, aON ne cotton market rallied
- c'osfl hrm net unchanged 20 q POINTS hlrher
~ ~ me TailN. aHd notrithstandnE The mpov.rnert
.ss sentiment seemed remain ysrv pn..ttf.s
Lehra meeting The claim q further detSriorato, a.
AA crop hN predictions that narket could ROT
- eaty new crop movement around the rr.sant
-. ~ P.lcss ne opening was steady AZ an ADVANCE
iilils on August, 5ut generally uuchansed
49, ieN.I ana prices quickly q a net Ioss y
seilng ne latter probably refreshing ire erset ~ I.
y, - tVl aaauonal margins following Sham tsrin.
fl"lloVs daf Around January food
seemed ~ have been practically Completed ana
Att steamed on foreign buying covering tak ~
49, slo demand ana buillsh Texas weather reparts
80 sohEaets sold uD % u %. points abo,s
~ ion lehel OF the morning Gloss -
Ile account Or Continental interests
- requirements % spots perhaps more % vs.
800 'h-a4sr southern spot markets oncaily re-
lp,tri early were unchanged 70 - ioWer T.Tas
'u .e'her reports showed temperature.
~ - az seventeen stations. and
auhee JED GEAR weatheT NeW Orleans uas sai 10 h. a
utr hsFe during the afternoon and whether Il il he
SCUM mas been no such seller OF hedge. AGAINST
b'ggspecuNe crops this season "a vas last ysar
was as follows. ' W -"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
SELL AT 1000 PER CENT PROFIT.
Holders of Chicago Great Western Common
Stock Satisfied az That Figure.

Chi-As" Great Western common stock which
under the reorsanizs ton plan is subject to an as
sessment of SIS share. has been jumping over a
point day since the plan was declared operative
last Tuesday and yesterday touched 81 a gain
OF points over the price a week ago. This reure
sents profit OF 1000 per cent to the person who
bought At 81 that time. which IS considerably bet
ter than the $50 per cent a year dividend scheme
engineered by one Miller few years ago A per
son VINO paid $500 for 1000 shares Of the stock a
week ago yesterday could have sold them vest.r-
DAY Tor $500 and, as about $500 shares were sold
yesterday It Is evident that some people thought
that was profit enough
Western Maryland another stock which is 10 be
assessed under the reorganization plan Of the road
recently announced. also shows n handsome profit
for those who bought It last Friday when II was
se'4lhs at 81. II touched ia yesterday. showing a
proht for those who bought It at the low figure OF
nearly 100 per cent in less than a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06

ssUa 1s 49, s q 1907 ioelie DO 1904 7ss Ger
o HAY = sS Snv continued ssr.
a nd Rye Fr'o. straw p In 5s. supply and lsht de-
IA timothy prime large bales 100 ~ 81 ora
sc clover and cover mixed ssc sAM a. 0as rye
soaeoc; do short ana tangled rye. 55c: do oas and
r,, f3gL .Ts Receipt. tSasy By
sG% E1g,s.s fowls selling promptly lsf and chick
osd wta ss pF ssss q his R n stock
is'e for fowls. sise FOR Western i5sse Tor
ESs ss sSf fo@E sss issaiss soos s
sTiSSH fSwis 90; ffaEoSs s.Is. e
s o Strictly fy s. duality rule @ ia
surplus Of medium and light weight stock which 4, Is dull
ssssTay unchanged We quote Frs.h Killed Led.
q and p u Sa .f S' % gem.
llsiss Sc sFS 'sss is % ::e'
asS Is:s tsia s0t s9 piss.a 'I
sts or Sc assd 4. d S' s 'i;
sSKSs beers Hs: asa:
x6i.s per dozen sssss so 90 poor dafS 81
20 corn FED i5sse eIifcESs fe.s,ns milk ted
sf e fsin AND ss6 t choice
s.toe. in active demand and higher Sweet Pots.os'
caeSmber. n srm.r Gallery dull Essplant. higher.
osra and peppers dragging at lover hsures
fancy. but supply heavy and prices low. Marke<
and prices very low Tomatoes in light receipt and
' SS h psa Wi ass as az
round kinds per bag 81 s5as2 So: do long knds 81 IS
S S 40 anS aspysH 09 p. or b s.
southern per Dbl. sigss: SWEET POTATOES. MARY
. nd hna y.@ pa 4M son sS no wS
per Dbl 81 5oas do red 81 5oa So So BEETs CAR
ssas 9s ssG "a, Dutch per 100 %
nearby. per Dbl. T5cds1: do Baltimore. crate or
90 other zoe s. Pc. So soc 81 IS
Jersey. per basket .oi SOC; do per soa Soc; DO
foiS psr bs la Tseasi cteu@BEa PfcKIEs. Jersey
per Dbl 81 2saN Is: CELERY. per dozen stalks 100
EGdPLANTs jersey, s Per sssst; 81 gse: DO per Box
&5d SOC: do Norfolk. per 6oagart crate sia 81 rs;
per bbi crate. asa soc: LIMA BEANS Jersey. po-
sa s4Sana sso as &c g
ONIONS. Orange County. red bag. 81 n 81 rs: do
as: do Jersey White. per- basket ,1asf IS; do vel
low. T5casI do Baltimore yellow. per basket. Is 70
ket soc do yellow per Dbl s1Ss1 IS do per sss-
kst 500 75c: do Louisville. per s. g 20 ID bag so6
zoe oKRA Jersey per basket, 81 ,5s,l so DO Per
Western New YORK. per basket 5oa s5e: DO per bag.
Opno,s per sb 75oa, pei DO Ae Cheese so
DO per basket 25a soc do boz goa 4oe; do south
bunches so9 75S: RHfR6RB nsarSy. per 100 punches
sdast 2S seALtI9Ns ssd JERKS per 100 punches
basket sGe ess DO per sss. :Ss SOC: 90 Tong i:aSd
SPINACH nearby per Dbl soc a 81 25: SQUASH. mar
row Dbl Dbl crate. T5e asl do white. Dbl or
DO yellow eSookn.ck per Dbl sec 15c do jersey yell
low erookneck per box asa 35c; TURNIPs rutabags a.
90 PEP ss si, e. ToMRToEs assrbs 1sTssy per-
box slns so; DO South Jersey. per boy I5cf 81 az:
Dbl. T5ehr25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Reeelpts to, day. rs sacks beans
and - 'aess peas the mark, has SsE.qssd some
the former 81 quotations be maintained but
OUTSIDE oa Be- 8
S FS CHOICES oas ssr ss 50 ass fair to sd 81
asa medium, choice 81 s5as2 20. choice 81 IS: i'm
e Sssa o pea s. %ed3
g ICES IS % SS to so0 soo 8 s e' red R
ney choice 81 5oas2 So do cSMmoa TO good SEES co.
81 PEAS. Scotch. bags per bush. 81 s56s2
BuTrER-Receipts to-day. iOl37 Pkss The demand
show increased weakness. orneia quota
was dircult to do business the open marss, much
sgs ,sas ana nchsssed We quote Sssmsry svs
Gals per 70. 2aho27e; do extras 2Sq2e.e; DO nrss.
dairy finest 25a2sc DO good choice 2sls o
24sc: do extras 2sa2s,e DO hrsts. 2iha22e; do sec
onds. lS92oc Western. imitation creamery. hrsts 22c
packing stock sSo' 70 ' DO %
;5 5Odsy to s 6OSss TasT,
and the feeling here is about steady grades
some OF the very fancy selections command traction
There - .i sh .ppV o nds q s ss @ sasa
state fun cream specials ItaSse. DO cOlored large
TO soSS iss SKINS I ID specials fe
DO hns lo.e DO fair to good sao'4c do common sa7c
EGGs-Rseslpt. to-day I2.2s4 cases Arrival, ar.
clearing very we'll except in the highest grades; ihess
are scare and ,m but medium and lower
uar and values show about the same wide lately
1890 do h.nney brown sascc do gathered brown
2sfsc: do seconds 2ia22c DO thirds ioRaoc dirties
country esndsd. choice 10000; do uncanded i69sae
FRuITs-FEEsH-App and pear. meeting good
outlet when OF attractive quality but much stock
and such dull and irresular Peaches in larger supply
slnE currants higher. BlseEoerrss and rssSberries
more freely o-dsy, - prices withe1t imProvemsnt
so1 ssd y a Sgos and weak
66l 81 o9gss 5o do open head h5ls 81 sogs2 !5 FEARS
50 sods4 90 do Scooter sSass so DO nearby. small and
g ass r Dbl % s2S2 g. ass n a.
per bbl; seqs3 10 do sand. ssasa PES SsEs. Jersey.
e. Masa DC Wss +sSs So DO
saf 81 g a. GsS 81 81 DO
Missouri i psr ss Gs IA ps1
5 basket se o, A. NSs rG lin p
salse: sI-AcKBERRIEs per auart -, sgi2e: RAsP-
pn 5sc rfd Psr Ra RES no O
per quar-. sgis; do p-nnsylya9a elscj do Jersey 80
nj ae erg p o aRd 5 as 90 ao
per oocdssi 40 standard crate I5ce
.si so Dc ysna p per sa sss c % 49, Virginia. 20 Rsf
Christina. per soaaaTt crate 81 25asi IS small
crate SOC; do North carolina gsr crate ,eoeasi' DO
ssts ids s do per pony crate siasi rs; WAFER
MENs Ss South Carolina Carolina seo 81 s 40 per s
$50 PINEAP pr Foris d. per s,a'e' ''aS' 90
HoPsETradins on the local market is very quiet.
there feeling due 70 the unfayorasis E-
mated ssOu, 600 ews and .6os,
ew s p Saye ee on a export % DEMAND Is making
reserved offering here There no enanss OF % &
alton on the Pacific is much the same There has
been S SonsfS c Hss ss fSa q
sso IN. Of ssasf sss prime .0S 10 cs a. p ny
eino Coast 1904 prime 70 choice isSie DO "aaiam 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
Mr.. V4NDERLIP RETURNS.
Bright Outlook for Crops in the
Vest, He SAYS.

Frank A VANDERBILT president OF the National
City Bank. his office yesterday after a
months absence in the West. where he went for a
vacation trip Mr.. Vanderlip optimistic over
the condition Of the crops in the states he visited.
and was also favorably impressed with the situa-
tion OF the Western hanks. which he said were well
supplied with funds. Speaking Of his trip Mr..
VANDERBILT said:
1T was a vacation trip and business did not oc-
cupy my attention 10 any great extent, but was
raised on farm and could not help noticing the
crops in the territory through which passed. and
/ also talked with the farmers. The latter are
counting on good crops. and l myself was par
toulsrly impressed by the appearance Of corn.
The cornhelds look the best that have ever seen.
and the indications are for a record breaking yield
OF that staple I spent three weeks I'm Colorado
and Idaho. and also visited Montana and Nebraska.
and what casual observations able 10 make
in those sections. well in going and coming.
were OF uniformly favorable character 1 found
that the Western banks very strong. and [
believe that they will be able. I'm large measure.
10 finance the crops among themselves, and will
not have 70 draw the East for that purpose TO
any great extent"
Speaking OF the feeling in the West the
tariff BILL Mr.. Vanderlip said that the business IN
terests were not concerned IT, that all they
wanted TO get Il out OF the way and II would
soon he forgotten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
RAILWAY COMPANY BANKRUPT
Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester in Hands of
Receivers, Who Will Operate Road.

Buffalo Aug. 5.-The Buffalo. Iockport & Roch-
ester Railway Company went into the hands Of
receivers to-day on order granted by Judge
John r. Hazel. in the United States Circuit Court
on application of counsel representing the National
Bond and Share Company. Limited OF Toronto.
Henry W. Pottle. representing the railroad com
pany, fled an answer admitting the inability 81
the company 10 meet its obligations and Joining
In the prayer for the appointment Of receivers.
The order names John VI. Campbell OF Roches-
ter. and Milford ". Childs. Of Medina. as re-
ceiVers; directs them 20 take immediate possession
OF the property OF the company. and 10 continue
the operation Of the road II enjoins all persons
from IN any way interfering with the receivers IN
the discharge Of their duties.
The mortgage liability OF the company is g. 4OOoea
Its capital stock is 100000 The bonds were taken
by the Lincoln Trust Company. OF New York with
the security OF a collateral mortgage The company
has failed to meet it's interest on the bonds and
apparently the object 81 the action by the Ma
uonsl Bond and Share Company is to forestail anv
attempt by the New York concern 20 foreclose on
the mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Aug. h.-The weekly return Of the Bank
Of England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased El040 600 circulation Increased
E35S,0U0. bullion decreased ssSi .000 other securi-
ties decreased 600; other deposits decreased
All..oo0t public deposits decreased Gl.2g4 600:
government securities unchanged. The proportion
OF the banks reserves 10 liabilities Is now 30 20
per cent. against 5l30 per cent last week and
compares with decline from 5O2s per cent 10 sos
per cent in this week last year The Of dis
count is unchanged at 2iz per cent. The checks
cleared by the London banks for the week aggre-
gate e276.50O 0OO
Paris. Aug. THE weekly return ~ the Bank
Of France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation increased sl725.OO0 francs: treasury
deposits increased ls35O.000 francs: general de-
posts decreased 1898 900 francs gold on hand de-
creased l,515,OOO francs; silver hand increased
l.'2a-eOO francs: bills discounted decreased i4G-
s250n0 francs: advances increased % s 900 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug. 5.-Wheat prices on the Board Of
Trade broke to a sti lower level to-day the Sep
tember delivery at time selling at 81 per bushe
and the December ssAc. The net loss at the close
ranged from 1Ec to i>c 10 17Sc Corn and
also continued to decline. the former closing iSc
nc TO &c to &c below yesterdays final figures and
the latter nc TO &c to &c lower. Provisions
closed Arm.
early In ths session. caused BY liberal sales by
miscellaneous longs who had bought freely yester-
day on claims of big export business. which were
denied to-day. The withdrawal from the cash
market of the leading buyers. resulting In a heavy
tone at the sample tables. had depressing effect
in the fnal hour. The for the day on the
September delivery was 81 TO 81 01A. The close
at 81 00h. December closed at sSssc. after selling
between 9sI.c and 81.
Claims of damage TO the crop by dry weather.
In Iowa and Illinois prompted liberal purchases Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

rht~.xo Aux b-CATTIE-Receipts estimated 5000
head market strons steers s. eogs, Is; COWS 50 5oS
Is 0 stoeSefs and feeders IS 1865 H6GsRecepts
estimated 600 head: market strong 70 Ie higher
choice heavy. IS O5ass 49, butchers s. s&Ss TO- light
mixed 81 5as7 so choice light SgssO o. Ra s,l
sHEE-P-Receipts estimated At 12ooo head; market
steady sheep s4as5 lambs. 50 2gss 20; yearinss 30
&c Cincinnati Aug SEATTLE Rsespts. $50 had
s .sS1y an 81 sass IS HoGs~RessPts
tSsi 61O~ higher: and shippers s. oo6Ss TO-
common So 509sT so. sHEEP-ReeePts 5aos head
,ncindin. 500 southerns: market steady choice sxpo
ana beef steers SO 50dSI So fair TO good 81 SOP
ca as Western steers s4Gt5 So siockes and feeders
8 25ass 25 southern steers g IS 49,
sssss 81 q gaI. ssT sss s sooo
head 5aoe higher; TOP - 80 sTl s ,s ss.ss
s. 7osi light SS9s 90 pigs - SOSs ~ s. so
81 e5 yearnss 81 5oas5 IS: wethers ssasS ewes 20
Tss Is stocksrs feeders s. I5gs3 - 80.
JEas, buffalo Aug 5.-CATTLE-Rseeipts % hes al
sea- srvs and s5c higher; s6ass 80 HoGS-ReeeipIs
AN head; fairly active; best grades o1s sn
$500 heavy IS s5nss as mixed - 3afss so sa,r,ss
sng sraSserx xsfSs 30 SHEEP AND l.AMbS-ftcyelps.s
800 head: active: sheep steadp; lambs ooc nikhe' ~
Ptst.burs Aug 5-CATTIE Receipts isht s.esay;
ohics 81 sods6 Is: prime. SO 15Gs6 40 sHEEP-Suppy
light; steady sheep slow on ismps P,ns 81 Sos
svtssr. CALVES 81 5ogss Hoois-Reeelp,s Iisht:
80 ,-iTna hsavies IS 25qss go mediums and heavS
Workers IS 80; light Workers. SIS 2ogss- 20 pigs se@
s. =; roush, So soG asIio4ERsEEp-ca.n 81, October.
Ct so: pecsmb.r. 81 50; March g. 60; 40 Prime
,scsed sa TIMOTHY-Prims. vi W. ALsLAr@-T'iH''
Is 90: October. IS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06

csasd 'i az s ,6 for sRs cotton q'
nd,sos Gu sss' v: saa t,Itsspa ed
une6snsea al 2 az oSs5 at ao i2 MS9
bales H65ioiS steady UNCHANGED At l2e; Gales IS
steady stead .s loTsr y sales as baes s;
shansed a, Re: sales III bales Little Rock quiet, &c
,9~sr a. lise New orleans steady; I-iSc higher at
nal Memphis quiet at iso SE s bae
yson IS bales against 2 las. tT Week aS aSS a.;
week AMI a4 Ns~ Orleans 600 to 500 against l7s last
Go'0n Exchange special Liverpool csbles-spot cotton
A%eTleaa 600 imports 1900 ali Ant nd 1'G mddS:
and a lower late months closed quiet M M ne, Ss
snG G.s A s;S stsS
Febr1sTy Ss and easd
es5d S1sJSas and JgneJgly s943ad juAusas
TLoUR AND Mra Nm ana cloths a, dull dull.
day saes being part to spins patents G
prn ssTFssa o 'Ssf's to aas are .a h: rf2 a.
prices ncas Tor oS1. 1nTf ss Following a% ss
winter TsIA . Hisas' F sSs5 IS
s %nisr No patents nio. s. Ssess 90 spring
s''is .'f. a 50 sSs. 90 s ssSs.
yellow 81 Ssas TO- s SpS so rE ED
s2 bulk sa 19 Is sacks. ss n IA n.a
SoS1@s SACKS: H o%:sl Shipment;
wheat prices to-day with sales in Chicago as
low as ssHe Cor DECEMBER. while September tosehsd
closed within fraction OF lowest na prices bsns
appointed only about 10 loads were taken %e be a
w ss willing apS TO a assumed ss ns
spring wheat movement before adding 10 its supplies
All reports from the Northwest indicated previous
estimates Of big spring wheat yield were Justified and
and decided weakness abroad furnished the most
market closed ilsaisd lower on news from this side
while Berlin on 1%e and Budapest lower the
during the day rallies developed
commission house support and covering Of shorts but
ees constsntIy arriving from the Northwss, sons adj
hedging sales in the spring wheat
hat 1 hs ha movement was not FAR distant The Tree
Current report on winter wheat Was eeaTsh with the
government report due next Monday at o'clock. there
was disposition among traders 20 even accounts
possibly the short side OF the market In anticipation
mated that Argentine shipments would be 5000 hush.
compared with $4,000 bush the previous and 100
OF ga bush half OF which represented winter wheat
with eeI 900 bush on the sane day last yesr
regular close September in New York sold at 81 o. or
Quoted as follows No 2 red 81 L. nominal in eie
vstor for domestic and 81 1875 snost prompt old
No Northern duluth 81 o' o ana r nsT no har1 VIII
c0nnSrv was a seller OF to-day and prices had
a !. m Later months which there a strong mid
dsv rally on covering September In Chicago was car
REQ up .Iso FOOD buyers and offerings very light for
nss The Iats break wheat caused active realizing.
ho|ese Tbs weather. throughout country was
se and the trade expeeted that recent b-arsh crop
Nso1asy Receipts moderate and cash demand
siriv active although EXPORT interest was light on
"a, forssr ana Argentine shipments estimated
"a 200 bush about the same as iast wses od NO
Hs rsw No 2 corn 6oc aneat winter shipment
okTs-There break of az &c "a sSs ioio ,d N.
~. net loss bats in New York closed
follows. Ai1sd. - a n. s2~s nominal; natural Sn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE IT.. - New York. August 8. 1909.
I'---l ne conee market W souevba, trr..,,
CHANGED - 49,, august lower and months IN
hsi 20 points higher the general range Al the clos.
dav POINTS lower TO points higher sales for the
sts,dy =, tsPSttsd or 1850 haRS The market opensd
probably in rssSed prices 70 an advance points
- 'ie french market There was no business IN Aug,st
dsv a ohlh acted rather heavy times during the
49, tae seemed 10 DO little support IN eyidancr ana
- eaIs claim that the approach OF heavv arrivals
-<it 20 supply actual requirements has
its bs VIII very considerable OF coffee on
Ahe worlds visible statement uroved
mskIn as eSpeeted showing increase oar $40 bags
ute-supply az J. = haas
iF'Ao''of last from tie
- Ffeneh market and the = pfennis at Hsmhurs
80 V!elsh news contained nothing helm uarket
otss II was the slight falling on in the brazilian re
tts WHEN was considered n huctuation In the
L., me two ports had % 90 bags against so 90
ist FtaT ana "loHo In 1907. New York warehouses do
,IltF'es on wednesday 6.OS4 against n "a
"a ear spot coffee was reported quiet quotations
OF me basis n iNdIizc for Rio No
as " '' ''~'''NN ~ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PFTNEs-Recet

New York, August 5. 1900
Sassnsd prs sss b. .e aps Feeling S 1S o
to choice native sides London and IAverpool cat
tie and beef steady exports this port
vs .cs. sss a s:..s. and 2a on ss
sasss g per 100 n: sgs $; mixed calves s. 80
country dressed do T9114c dressed srssers and but
saIss-Georse l. s Dil.nbsck: IS vesls 14T 10
e. n per $50 d2 i' s,T.. AZ s 3 30
S Judd Co: 10 v.ai,. iss 70. 50 Is; n
s Sanders: v.al.: us 70. at ser.
Mcpherson Co. veals $50 70. at IS so.
.s HEE slu ASp Ss ~. s: Sheer or
in moderate receipt and an grades steady lambs active
s. 5oGs5 per 100 10; lambs So 5oass 20; eulls
per 10 dressed lambs Ssisc general
saies-Fred I Krats: 25s West virginia lambs. 70 IT,
Syas 80 Per S %.Ts y ss SS ss.sS los
McPh.rson & co: all MARYLAND lambs. g ~ at s.:
sheep OF 10 at 81 % SO MARYLAND 90 ioi 70 81 20
40 N.ss cs M Nsa.uT 8sn DO ~ :. b az S.
oulls 80 ~ at IS; West virginia sheep no 70 at 81
as ~ at IS So us Do 70. at IS Iie do IS ~
COMPANY; go MARYLAND = y, i. 2
d. g. IS al % ai vrsns ds s. 81 n at IS IS west
yIs3S ;sseP lis E a Si.n ds DO 100 iS a s So
Tobin shannon 22s virginia lambs. IS n at s. 80
SO Jersey DO 81 ~ 5o Pennsylvania sheep 80 ~
ing I car FOR the market Feeling steady. Prime
Gun ss. % D.r .as and hogs are quoted
stss So n at So ste yesterday s
IS sander sS roa59' state Ssss ssas: .ogss.
mi Pennsyvsnia hogs sS at IS sS roushs a50 10.
roa Tss.n SIS ns 81. at s5 sag sag SO