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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-15
Notice to Litigants and Their
Attorneys.

say that the foregoing re-assignment
of the cases left on the docket will
be disposed Of as they are reached.
Therefore all parties litigant and
attorneys will take notice.
G. T. VERNON.
District Clerk.
BY THOS. s. GILL. Deputy.
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DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.
Cases Reset for Week Beginning
June 21st, 1909.
Monday, June p.

J.. Y. Bonner VS.. W. p. Poland.
First National Bank of Mannsyille
VS.. W. +. Wilmington. ct al.
J. NJ. Pearce vs.. Spaulding Mfg.
Co.
w. c. Kendall vs.. d. \. McCas.
kill.
l.. r.. Marston v. Richard Nc
Lish.
Ardmore Lumber Co. vs.. W. T.
Caple ct al.
National Lumber & Creo. Co. VS.
Ardmore Traction Co
c. $. Maupin VS.. !. L. Smith.
Tuesday June 22.
George Mclaughlin VS.. Ardmore
Loan 4 Trust Co.
Max Westheimer ct al vs.. George
Mclaughlin.
Max Wostheimer ct al VS.. q.
W. Bingham ct al.
r. j. Williams VS.. c. w. Thomas
ct al.
Ardmore National Bank VS.. r..
w. Dick ct al
NJ. u. Abbott VS.. c. +. Virgins.
c. L. Virgins VS.. w. A. Smith
Rosa Anderson VS.. c. VI. Joiner.
State Life Insurance Co, VS.. w.
p. Terrill.
Wednesday, June, %.
Lena Lillcy VS.. St. l.. & 5. F. Ry.
company.
]. 5. Mullen ct al VS.. Cornelius
Pstokache ct al.
w. A. Baker VS.. w. L. Landrum
ct al.
The Farrand Co. VS.. J, ID. Fry,
Sol f. Kimbrell VS.. Cloc NJ. Kim
brel.
w. F. Triber VS. w C. Kendall.
4. ]. Peck ct al VS.. Chickasaw Tel
| ephone Co.
Thursday, June "a.
Dave Grayson VS.. Robt Harmon
J. ]. Hills VS. r. Z. Simpson
ct al
White & Smith VS.. Sidney sugg
ct al
J. G. Rolls VS.. Geo NJ, Buckholts
w. ]. Wilson VS.. Joe Bastine.
Friday, June 25.
Annie G. Brown VS.. Sallie Howell
Tribal Development Co. VS.. j. !
Coleman.
S. VI. Fugue VS.. G. A. Lowery.
c. f. Roger ct al VS., w. II. AZ
ans, ct al.
]. e. McCary VS.. J. II. Adam
> ct al.
, Frances willis VS.. Davis Fail
Ry. Co,
International Bank OF Coalgate v
Mullen & Mullen ct al.
Abs Cof VS. j. A. Edwards.
/. Midland Land Co. VS.. w. p Ha
per,
John Dexter ct al VS., j, w. Sta
: ct al
Fred l.. shoeppe VS.. Washita Ele
& Power Co,
Saturday, June 26.
Il ida Garrett VS.. John Garrett.
y Ardmore Wholesale Gro. Co,
St l.. & S. F. Ry Co.
Henry Bier VS., B. +. Alverson'
l.. A. Byram VS.. T. II Park
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR DANDRUFr.

ZEMO stopsitching instantly and will
cure any case of Dandruf or itching
scalp. ZEMO destroys the dandrufI
germ and prevents falling hair twin
give the hair arich glossy color and leave
the scalp clean and healthy.
For sale everywhere. Write for sam
plo Il. w. Rose Medicine Co., st. Louis
For sale by w. O. Frame.
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People who like a good thing drink
Gibson water. The Mineral Water
Depot, phone 70l. l5tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Very desirable rooms
all modern conveniences, in the
Townsend home, block and hall
south of court house. Apply Mrs.
j. l.. higgins, or phone 1872. loft
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ALBATROSS

That's the name Of the best, nopr
sold in Ardmore.
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FOR RENT-Front room, FIRST noor,
nicely furnished. Mrs W. w. Tai
iaferro PIG \ street northwest.
1873
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FINANCIAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITIZENSHIP ROLLS-If your name
has been stricken from the rolls OF
the five tribes. or you have otner
business before the Interior depart
ment, write Immediately to William
w. Wright, registered attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg'
Washington, ID. G.
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Use The Ardmorelte Want Ads All
the time They are read by every
body and and business Getters.
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WILL stand my bull, Captain H.
W., at the Texas Wagon YARD
Season $50. C. p. Hall. 80 I'm
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WANTED.

ANTED-To buy sccond-handed fur
niture. especially cook stoves al
reasonable price. j. Goldsmith
9.1m
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Ex-
pcriencc unnecessary 800 monthly
and expenses. Central Cigar CO..
Cleveland. O. 1916
wANTED-A cook. Man preferred.
Apply Mrs w. r. Moore, End avcn.
ne. southwest 13tf
WANTED To buy black pony j.
Il. Pennington. 1873
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Old papers. good to 20
under carpets, paper the walls OF
your rooms or make warm fires
Ardmoreite office.
A SNAP-Six lots in McIish Addi-
tion, close in. must sell quick.
5000 pair. McElroy & Sass.
BnOne bHV. -lb Nam Cl. ll-N
FOR sALE-Palms, ferns, pansies
and all kinds Of hot house plants
at Shuman Floral Cos, greenhouses
Southwest Ardmore. 14-lm
FOR SALE--A two burner Perfection
oil stove only been used few days,
the very thing for hot weather, does.
MT heat the house. Phone COS
Blue. 6-f
FOR SALE-very cheap, slightly
used Bush & Gerts piano. Good
terms. Also Densmore typewriter.
p. =. Kearney. 2Ou
FOR EXCHANGE-A Standard up.
right new piano for city property.
Address G. care Ardmoreite. 1873
FOR SALE-Good milch COW. j. NJ.
Lanford at Judge Mason's ONCE. or
$40 n street. northwest. 1873
FOR SALE-A Monarch gas cook
stove, almost new, must be sold
right away. Phone 1872. ll-6
FOR SALE-At a bargain, large iron
safe and new No. 3 Oliver type
vri,er 7 n Morgan. lie
COUPON BOOKS-of s.. $40 and
$40 denomination at Ardmoreite
office.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Very desirable rooms
all modern conveniences, in the
Townsend home, block and a half
south of court house. Apply Mrs.
]. l.. higgins, or phone 1872. loft
FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms
one block south of court house.
Phone PSI. Mrs. Wm. Robinson.
15.3t
FOR RENT-Front room, first noor'
nicely furnished. Mrs W. w. Tai
iaferro PIG 4 street northwest.
1873
FOR RENT-A i-room furnished cot
tage for the summer. Apply 115
etroet northwest. 14-3
FOR RENT-Nice broom cottage or
n street, southwest. apply L. II
Love. ~
FOR RENT houses for whites ant
4 for colored people. T. X, Kear
nev. 27.lm
FOR RENT-Furnished room at IL
street northwest. 1873
FINANCIAL.
LOANS-Real estate, farm and chat
tel loans. Ledbetter & Wimberly
Bledsoe Bldg. Phone 649. elm
MONEY TO LOAN-on farms
lowest rates and no delay wha
ever. Burwell & Dexter Til
SPECIAL NOTICES.
...---,--~~-,>~-----~~
CITIZENSHIP ROLLS-If your nan
has been stricken from the rolls
the five tribes. or you have oth'
business before the Interior depaI
ment, write Immediately to villa
w. Wright, registered attone
Washington Loan and Trust Bldl
Washington, d. c.
WILL stand my bull, Captain
W., at the Texas Wagon Var
Season $50. C. p. Hall. 80
Plenty OF money 10 loan on CT
property. NJ. H. ALbAANpS''
Apr29.1m
,,, ..ax.orai,a Want Ads
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Plenty OF money 10 loan on city
property. NJ, L. ALbAANpIH'
Apr29-1m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New July b. 1909
BFFVEs-Recepts were ~ cars T55 head. in
cading = cars for saughterers and for the market
tes5 With w 7oderats arras reported for Wednesdays
trade Dressed beef was in moderate demand put put en9
ceiling at last weeks decline; or at I@9l4e geT no.
lower 1ossq11e per 70 To-morEow the Is5to9is me
The sft Beef Company ana the Norris Beef Company.
CALVES-ReeeiPts we're $40 head including so st Io+
steady quality considered and poorest best yeals sod
we're nominal City dressed veais steady at 1o9
l9e With eh9ise eI[cssSsT S barks Sl5 At slsc
saies-Jeiie Wright & Co: 15s veals. 147 10 average
Esrhs commission Company: Indiana veaIs. 1s6 n
Nsv;ton Co: veals. 128 n. at ss so calves 1s5
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reespts we're 8S1s ca cars ss2E 9F
o593 head including 12 cars M for @ s1ug5eTs S5 @ s
2Tt cars were in continued light reeelp
fna fFs We're rather slow stock 15o
prime sheeg 52S at S9gSs PEI n ty9 arm az so ar n
with wethers selling at 1Olkg11c; dressed lambs steady
al 'ssaaie5sgncPherson Co 223 Virginia = lambs 4
3 20 10 ss st s s. vFgs M a0 b9p g. "a ana Earrings
s. + < q so 5stRa 5sds ss isssF E al s. p 90 oo
shpPsFs@ q S 5i IN 81 m at s. so ~ do 81 6
ef ss eS 247 do So 10. s. 70; Virginia sheep. 95
H. at So Kentucy do l2U 10 5s AZ ySf, = lambs 90
at SO 10 28a do Sc 10 ar s. 90 Ze 40 % e. 9
= 10 0O Tenass5ee S see DO 81 10 5o 9 KentqsEy DO
fadana S5 an a sheep Sg 40 W b. 100 b So
SrIis e. Ib at 81 SO: ? goats. so To- at 50
: Tudd & Co 23T Virginia lambs, 81 ID at IS oV'
238 do 6s h. al IS 256 SO h. at SIS so. IS Vir-
Newton & Co 219 Tennessee lambs. II lb. AZ SO SO;
241 West Virginia do. s. 10. al S 20 - tennessee
TnfStr q shannon: 262 Kentucky lambs Il ID. at
50: Kentucky sheep 12o 10. at 81 70 - - =,
HOGS-Recefpts were 1924 cars, 2,O'9 head, IN
Guiding hair 8 car the market. Feeling steadys
md good medium to heavy hogs were quoaoIe az % oV
n Is 40 per III. pigs and light hogs at SSGSS 20
sales Iall yesterday)-S Sanders Is state moss
24O average at s. 40 per 100 H. ia DC 15g 10 a.
SIS 80; Sc Pennsylvania do 179 d6 at IS SO; II state
Mig lb at Is roughs. 29S 10. at II 81
s Judd & Co: state hogs 24O ID. al Ss 80; 1''
DO 154 10 at SIS 30; roughs. 392 ID, at 81 30. - -
Tebln q Shannon. so state hogs, 215 lb. al SS a.
90; 2dIew rst Mullen: state hogs 15s lo. at IS 4o
roughs. 200 h. at 81 40 -. e. "a
n IT Hollis: state hogs, PIT 10. az - 40
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14

The local market for spot cotton quiet with prices
dng Gt S2gfhsTn spot 2t.j9 markets rs Tfcf TrbeT s
i25sc. sales 200 bales. drn Ise higher At 12
sais s $g zoo 'I bgI Norff steady unchanged At i2ic
sales 81 bales Baltimore nomna se higher az 32tc
Houston steady unehanged At 12se Iats st.d9 Rock
changed y lee; sales. 1859 bales Charleston and
] W2g-oq Arm no2a ia higher 0I as f2so sales 200 bales
s's5s 5 TO at f56P o6 Bss o9s asa 9E s
against scs ois So last week ana 1901 year,
Cotton ea1ge @ sge.a LiysEPqo eass 55 e s59 o0ESn 5
d 8sss5 S 69 90 poTS 5SSs Ansroan 800 mid
ding upland go Futures oPened sga5 s5Sa6 o ~
So points July AID Ju!yoAuSust 833sq: 833s: 6Gg9sI@P
ary JanaryEebruary. 663hd: February March gsn
NIarch-Apr. APr-AlaE, May-June and June-July 654d
5sgz gsts $50 @ osa Business and cloths; The
. 54 a5a 3 gsnSs s Ens y eo: @ hs9 lase paos
in New York being ) - net higher II first sold off
Foasb vnter Wheat states ana subsdtne rivers be
sides perfect condtons in spring wheat states. The
large sales late months, and professionals hammered
Tith Tf rspoFts of strong market LOUIS ana
s6!d Up to ] sg st Rgh % Fsoq p9qn and II oGsd es
..s,faT tyouid hermit an active movement Of new
6eaf but the actions Of 81 Louis cash whest ~
afterno5n @ aroused spprshension among July shorts
Bushels compared with $4,000 bushels last year and
Se Isst y9sr oS 2ss2 66o bushels It va. re-
ported that only li2 600 bushels 9t eash oonsrnet
Vas up IId on July and partly as other posi-
tions Influenced 10 extent by continued drouth
in the argentine There was an advance OF &C al
Berlin ana Budapest Reports OF too much wet
Weather in France ana Germany were partly onset by
b.gr{sh from Russia According TO semi
ofrciaI report the crop Of Hungary AMOUNTS 70 1856
mo 200 shels compared with 1872 200 600 bushels last
year. cash wheat in the local market was irregular
closing Al 81 ~ for old No red elevator and o
ssoaf entirely nominal 81 % new. end OF
Ans5st No Northern Duluth. 81 895s and No herd
,frrer 97Ts. nominal, o b ahoat CORN
bere Vas an early OF q a 1c bushei in
,,Orrhs followed by strong afternoon adTance with
,vtces West unchanged July and from
- e higher later positions The strength OF De
csrber was partly 80 late reports Of hot winds In
tLH csutruest Onr 90 were expected at Chicago
on "wednesday although the arrivals Tor the day were
NTondars Outside OF the hot weather
faIk crop conditions generally favorable and pri-
adtices indicated somewhat larger country
ceptaEces Nothing deveioped in the export line and
local caeh market closed follows Old Ne
corn 6oc elevator and 7pisc T Q ahoat new DO.
b by commission houses and general liquidation Juy
cats broke sc Chicago, followed ny declines or
lofr~ posIrfors- Everything rallied with the
other grains. however and
Lose vas ouit
o.-o-s5 - follows. Mixed 20 to 30 h. SIC. nominal;
-CEl-r n 10. - = d5sc. and clipped
.i,ie "a 10 - 10 IS CSC RYE-Market dalI: 10
Ttest1rr 98isC nominal, New York BARLEY
Market ouiet; feeding 72G 7ac. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July 13, 1909
CoFEEE-The coffee market was barely STEADY to-
DAY July being the only month to hold its ground
the close steady in tone but unchanged points
lower The decline seemed scattering
!l2lldatlon and moderate trade selling following
diminishing demand for the near months from shorts
and the rapidly Increasing Brazan sales for
the DAY were reported Of 20 ESQ bags The market opened
quiet at unchanged prices TO decline or points, only
one month showing loss the start there ay
pared 70 be nothing fresh III the of and the
European markets about sandof, with H4Tre
changed 10 ! franc higher while Hamburg was un-
changed 70 rig lower The only change reported the
Brazilian markets advance 30 reis IN the prices
Of Rio IS Receipts At the ports $1,000 bass,
against $4,000 last year and the interior sac Pauo
movement was also heavy These large receipts might
under normal conditions be taken as indicating the pres
ence Of very large crop awaiting rket but con-
sdering the Law limiting exports and the conditions 1t
has created the movement expected he unusually
heavy early IN the In proportion to the and
is hardly probable that receipts will be accepted as
guide the output, in the
s7n, at II they remain very heavy. New
York warehouse deliveries continue light and are
not expected TO show great deal of Improvement until
new C1tees begin to arrive in the country the erect
Of which arrivals on the spot markets Is already re-
fected the market for and which has heen
leading the interior purchase Conervavely pos
sibe Spot coffee quiet with quotations the basis
OF 75s0734C for Rio No :.
prices in the local market to-day
FelTH-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
r 4 GARY SAILS HAPPY
-. n Find EarOpe as Prosperous
&c He Leaves .4me'icd.

.,- za5,-one yesterday. T. II. Gary.
Bsfore :. .LA hoard Of directors Of the United
rhairnns ro-rorstion. said that he was leaving
states p - mind and under the most favorable
win - . = far ss the business of the steer cor
oondiiions -.-,ir,,lar ana the general industries
ro-sticn IL y = .-e concerned. Speaking OF the
q ne .-ou-nz activity in The iron and steel
,-sds he sa-a- ,,-- .s,-s,oirr and orders for
Pre- -. are scrur1ulatinE Signs of &C
frture y. .,--eased oe-nsnd are everywhere ap-
rFiH r1-se~e have 50 accunuieJee on the BOOKS
Fsre..e, corporation that II has become neoes-
O. We -. additional furnaces. ana the proouc-
~ ~ greater than It has been since 'ne
ton 5 - - ~ -er Nearly al Of the plants
tanns full capacity. and some are SO cro"oeo
s. - that deliveries gre delayed
F1ia s-s-,rz Increasing production IS not
-'Ihe ,i,b the demand. and the demand IS
Es'lIs 80 ~ snv desire 10 accumulate STOCKS
- - .si,,sd hv actual immediate consumP-
y = --,-.,-- fhess Facts merely 70 snow 1he
hol - belief that We are enferlng on an
p1s :. .-,sre-tv ot greater or 'eSs o1ra allo1 silo
81 s believe that & will prove greater 'ilan
- fcr years Pas'- - -Ls, -,-o be,.A
WIZ =, e-ore from reports official and
fFsTF e. 2 long season of great prosperity 1or
f-17a - b-siness ahead for this country ana
.. ,.,r-l,- come 70 be recognized as an eS'a'-
na ,.,t hat the United states figures SO prom
Isnso 70 = ~. economy of nations that upon her
s...-s-r o. otherwise depends the prosperity 10
p-ost[ ~ many other countries. especially IN
so1ae .,.rr - 5el.EhteG 10 find similar signs
E1Fops p.-;-r r-osreritv abroad. and hope 70 be in
# ..1er aasAs 70 SPEAK in similar terms with some
POSITION oaI-.-,,srs n foreign conditions upon my
- -o-3s II September
~ r.-.-5frr The tsTir. Judge Gary said.
i[s. +.-5T srits Us believe in protection. nut
-.,-s II has made this country suooeSsLlI'
ts necessary % continue the business P-O'
- re have enjoyed in past years. s.....
i-g,.-1 Z. Corey president Of the United STATES
".--e-- -,--.e-,or. returned from Europe yester-
= ssf5 tha- he fully agreed with Nj Gary
"a he outlook in the iron Ind steel INDUS
- and the bright prospects for general business
r.-sre-!-E.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 12-Clear weather generally IN ths
harvest belt caused slump in the wheat market
TO-DAY but all the loss was regained on covering
oy shorts. the close being firm. with prices up I,c
70 &c. compared with yesterdays hnaI figures
Com and provisions also closed firm. but cats wers
weak
The cnfef factor in the wheat situation was tSs
weather. which was much more favorable for hsr-
Vestlng conditions In the winter wheat belt No
rain was reported in the West OF Southwest Ufth
the exception OF few light showers in Northern
Missouri, and the official forecast was for con
unued clear weather tonight and Tomorrow
Corn was weak the first half Of the day owing
to liberal realizing sales but later developed con-
siderable strength owing 70 reports of hot winds
in Oklahoma and 70 the bulge IN wheat The close
was firm, with prices unchanged 70 &c higher
compared with the previous close.
Oats failed to respond to the upturn IN wheat
and corn, the market being weak the entire day.
The July delivery displayed especial weakness in
the first part OF the session Crop reports were
generally favorable AT the close prices we're 40
TO sc below yesterdays final quotations
Provisions developed mOderate hrmnes5 on buy
ing by local packers. brought out by q falling or
in hog receipts at Western packing centres Offer
ings were limited and trade quiet At the
close prices were unchanged TO 17l2c higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 43-FOGs-Receipts Cestinnarsd), le00
head market steady 1Oc higher choice neavy 81 %
SIS l5 butchers 81 9oaSs 10 light ix si eoIst s9 -
e. 81 b1IE Of sales 81 G5dsT 60 sHEEP-Reeeipts
ed $4,000 head market for sheep 15q2oc higher
lambs seadv 10 lOc sheep Sass % lanhs 81 80
z2.nsss ms ctv july 18EcATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head.
e Is market for Seutherns. 10a25c higher:
s7 highest choice export and dressed
Sf steers Sc 25dS7 15 fair to good s. 50gS8 To- West
steers 50GS5 So stoekers and feeders 50 5 g 29
Southern steers So SO$7: Southern cows 81 I5gS4 %
nstivs COWS So 4OGS5 25 native heifers S3Q$Ti bulls
Ssa9 market 5a1oc higher: 81 e5 bulk Of sales
e. s9gs7 95 light s. 6aS7 s5: pigs t6 25as7 IS SHEEP
&Fseeipts 600 head; market STEADY; lambs SIQSs So
stocers and feeders 81 1895; Texas mutons s. T59
- P;ttsburg July 10 CATTLE-Receipts light. slow
eoce So 6OQ$6 s5: prime. So 25a$8 so SHEEP-Supply
fair: strong sheep. slow on lambs prime wethers
Ss SeaI U CAVES Ss 50gSs HoGs-Recepts light lower
prine heavies 81 25aS7 80 mediums heavy
S O5Gss light Workers. 81 1887 So pigs 81 6og$T
Cincinnati. July 13.-cATTLE-Reeeipts. s14 head
dull: fair 10 good shippers. SIS $50 50 40; common
81 25d$3 70. HOGS-Receipts S.225 head: weak 70
&c lower: and shippers. IS O59Ss 10.
mon SO 25 = 81 SHEEP-Receipts 5.533 head.
steady. s2gs4 u.s. lambs. slow but steady. IS soc
East Bunaio July 18-CATTLE-Rsseipts I25
head; slow and 25c lower sass -. HOGS-Re-
ceips 1900 head; slow: pigs 15g g20c higher: others
steady; heavy SIS 3o8 IS IS mixed IS % IS So York
ers ssGSs 25 pigs 81 SOC %: Toughs s. 2 s. 20;
LAMBs-Reeeipts 200 hsad; fairly active. steady ana
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 13-CtosinE: wHEAT-Spot SO
es 'ssn w1ptsr nos1in1I S fgtsgss JgIy;
Spot steady. American mixed (vta GalT.stonY.
IS So: futures steady. Septe15er. Js G7sd. ctobsr
5s 81 PEAS-Canadian Arm. e fOEd. FLOUR
winter patents steady, 35s Sd. HOPS ~ London (Pa-
cihc COAST. frm. y 5s9s3 los. BEEF-Extra IndlG
ness easy Dos POPk-Prin1s mess Western strong.
Us Cd HAHS-Short cut. "A 10 10. qafet. 5ss.
BAcON-Cumberland cut. % 70 80 10. steady SOS 81:
snort rh. Is % p ID ed long clear raiddes
ngnt y 70 81 70. steady SIS: long clear miadiss.
nsaNy 90 70 80 10. Arm. 6is Sd short clear backs
10 20 20 10 steady 5ss Cd clear bellies. IA to l6 To-
sIeadyy ols SHOCLDERS-Square. II 20 13 %. shrna.
33s 90 LARD-Prme Western IN tIerces steadv.
6Ss 6d; American refined IN pals quiet 5ss 81.
Canadian finest coiored new. steady. SIS. TALLOw-
Prime city. steady. 2Ss Sd TCRPENTINE-Sprfts.
STEADY S5s 81. ROSIN-Cornn1on firm ss "a Pr-
s95 s9ftO5I1Eg ,M-,Itenned steady. Tisd LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE.

roNrv vAREET.-Ncney on call opened - i's
- ,s--- birbez- re- cent: lowest. "a Qer cent,
sf, loan =. Per cent; closing. l4aai7s per cent
.-.1sss rates 2Fgs per cent for sixty days. 81
81 rf7si. dsve. u7Gos. for four months. Tor I'VE
r5rbg. g. G5,a for six months, and 3ia for FehTa-
nv 7at1lr-ty Mercantile paper continued in 5000
ssmsn6 Rates S--Q4 per cent for sixty 10 nlielt
fs-s i1do-ze6 nils receivable. i2nA Per cent 1of
-hot-s four ro six months single names, ~ lor
rhsrs less well known.
FOREIGN ANGE.-The foreign exchange
-s-ket opened easier with cables Quoted at 4.Sl99g
lrr demand sterling ar 467tod4 S7lz and sixty day
sHs al Ar=dz ssl. Short francs were quoted al
Us. less is snd shor1 reichsUaTks 81 e5@s plus
- Continued weakness characterized the market
ths afternoon, which showed q maximum oe-
sine of over 81 points for the day. Gables were
igots6 q ls-sfG a. S-s7. demand sterling al 4Sl5G
iga and sNts DAYS hills a. %6sa4 S6is Snort
lrsHos around 5lf7s less l22Q5 1875 and short
fe.chsnsrks g. 5-16
New-York tribune., 1909-07-14

COTTON-After making high records at the
settled with prices beaing sharply under heavy general
realizing Tie steady in tone. but last prices
frf At an adyanse Of 9gl5 points with ocsobeF
tracts selling at - s5c and December at l2sIe ouring
the hrst few minutes, but these unpfeceoeieat hlsA
prices considering the season Of the year attracted very
heavy profit taking stop orders on come OF Tue
accounts We're uncovered, and beiore the lecIhe was
October had sold = SIC and December at
Eous day followed the pressure against
appeared been relieved BY the carrier
improvement In the Texas weather. hut the market
weakened the late trading reaching the lowest
cember I257c The close was or points up tloin
The lowest on covering The WeGHl5 & report i,{o me
Ths Texss Weathe- report showed that twenty stations
yiY,l,rn er7perafIgrps 100 f0s
degrees during the tentyfour hours, and the fore
rains supposed badly needed. Private wires re
ceived in the afternoon said II was decidedE c22s
6oweve- and these had soIns erect on the ie Ta
encouraging as result Of the recent blIrqse3
and the trade today was undoubtedy inIueLeeL 9 ~
small Extent by The aPPehension that an @ inPFoTe 5
Ten IN Texas conaluoPS GsI rcas " S5+hern spot
officially reported early were unchahgee 20
the local close but followed the oece mere
flour AND NEAL-Business in the flour market
TO-DAY was low and without new featuIs 5ag ls
and about steady. Rye -four dull ana UNCHANGED
The following are prices quoted on {a So 1}r 4Ir
Ter sraghts. $6 4od S6 75 winter patents So 90 80
IS s.; extra No winter S5d s. p; Kansas sralgnG
S 900 Sc - RYE FLoUR-Aiarket dun Quoted:
FAR to GOOD $ 30 81 O. choice TO {anffy 81 5 tgT
dried Sc - BAG MEAL-Merket steady Quoted;
F? 6j'' 81 aPd sG s. s2 . city H sady
quoted: Western spring. S25 35: STANDARD nnddHmg.
bulk S25 - sacks; mddling, see $50 so, req dog
s32 (an July shipnlen); homny chop s2s so bulk
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-
day vas as follows: vr.vtAr