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New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1910

Sc 90: SO, 1928 n. So 50; l. $40 70 - %; 75 s' e
SO 10 s.: 22, 94s ID. SO 80; /. $50 10 = TO- .
zoe Hsrns spr commission Co.: 81 Virginia steers
u" ;. e. G. Curtis Son: SO bulls s2i n s. So -
$50 e. e. ~ 50 p s. So g. :s sdR, w. zoos
fb. S. 2J: Q. 915 10 50 60: 4; SIS p. 20 20 3
sss p, s. 2 q ! : sss So ~ NJ g. g. 's' ID
'Ss SeIson in = & Mccabe: Is bulls. ses ~ g s. 90
7os 10, 50 70: COW, lao II. 50; D. SO =, d. 'o
p $50 r s. 5S q S $50 s n 81 sse 60 S sss s no. 7s2
H. 80 10. 81 Is; ?. 460 10 s.. ., Or,
1s,Iete sas slE Wrs Is s. 5o cG 80 - bulls NJ go "
Iohn Ducey: II bulls, $40 n. Sc rs.
George & L. S. Dilenback: I bulls 800 ID,
s3 so. COW $40 ~ S3 so; l, 1850 ID, - %.
% W r. Hume: bulls. 1850 n. sS 90.
CALyES-Receipts for two days. 2.ses. IN
Guiding .. l02 for the markets. Neals were raIed
25c higher at the eoth street yards Teesa5
were 25G50c higher and the pens were cleanen , %.
common to choice veals sold at ~ 5omSlO "a
PEI ay and hutternks at 81 50@s5 rs west
ern calves at "a T5Tss. City dressed veais mr. m p
at 12Ia415isc; country dressed steaoS az sai3G &c
dressed grassers and butternnflks firm at q "a
sales. C. Curtis & Son: IS yealss $50 n
sysTase % sl per ss 100 n b iss S. 40 "a r. IS So
20 i72 10, ss: II cailr. 14s n. 81; 80, 1ae
ib' So H. i53 s. 50; g Satte,!,l,s but =, I. "a 19I
nearfins le. II . 400 55 rb. l'I 50 &c 30 - - ls "
Andrew Mullen: Is veals. $50 10. $40; s5,
40 n. 50 So n ils fs - so; 4; "a 1s1 To- TO- ~
S. g. lao ID. So 3d. 80 outterrnilks, io4 To- % So
H Il. Hollis 81 veals, 1ss n. go %; ,,,I5 1s
iss ID. s. 30: 81, iii n, So 10; yearlings,
JelliGe Wright Co q ,sas It las n 2 So sls Is
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
oTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

e1zSc, Aug. 15.--CAT Receipts, . on;
70 . le- lower. heeves. s. 50GSS 90 Texas
- - s5oGs5 %; Western steers, S4a<6 70
saAe7 a. feeders. ssGS6 -. COWS and heifers.
-TTses@5, aa.-es, So 5eQSS 80 F5GES-RA-
zee" Iec lower. light. s. 45QSs %;
-. :, sass -. heavE. s. t0Qse -: rough,
= = eesSs bulk Of sales, - o99Se -
-i1f-rsecel pts B. fAju. Fyes K. native s. -J9
-. Western. = 5CF$+ 20 yearliugs, S4aS5 . ;
-r.e Hstre. s. LASS 90, Western, s. 250s5 30
AA1ssz Cttr. Aug 15-CA TILE Receipts.
~ including 1000 ScUtherls. stead u 1oc
ea1tlerl-s strong 20 Zoe higher Stockers
% -esee-s st~---. Calves % higher. Dressed
-. - s1p--t steers. 81 -+q&4 TO- iair 10 good
5eFsso-5 II eSt--- 3 -Jas7 So- stOCkers and
-. szaSe Southern. s+qS5 %; sodltheI-5 sag
t-@aS- - native. 8 yr0S5, hetfers. $50
1--is. Se4S4 - calves. S4aST s. HOGS
80 q ts5- steady 20 90 lower. bulk Of sales
- - -=aE- s. l5gSs JV- Packers ana
-e-atE s. 4HESs =. light. - GU9Ss - SHEEP
- y----pis ara. IvE-3c higher Lambs 8 . q
- yasr'---s- 8 55TSJ -: -vetherE, S40&4 80
: - os-5-isa III. stgekers and feeders, - '99
- Buea.r Aux ATTIE-Receipts
- -. @ciirs -yG-5c lgHe-- stoclSers and feeders
-. PRIME steers s. -5GS7 %, shipPinG, se1
go. $3.50 - he,fgrs, 81 -Sas6. cows;
- ag-is s. 5JGS5 So stOckers and
- - @3as5 30. STOCK heife-s, S5 5ogS-. .
s,.-"s s1c surfuEers STEADY 10 strong, =
- NssL--Recei1ts. 80 active. 13c
= a. 20 SJ0S3 - HOGS-Heceipts 100 :
=. ee-.. -VT-51 lower heavy, IS tFsHSH
~ Sse54 o.. EarSers, soGs9 3; pigs, 80 23a
: f9aehs s. 15qsT -. stays. S6qIs6 500
= b5Gs5 -. SEEEP AND LANBS-
- +tlG. sheep active EearlIngs, 2Jc
r. s-lts E.rv steady - l5c lower; lambs
So = feu - 81 earrings 81 -5ats5 70
SOS - ewes S4rS4 80 sheep
~ $5Gs4 81
,.s-1n-ztl. Asz l7 - CA TITLE. - Receipts.
- = sos, l5l iSc lower: fair 20 COCO ship
- - y 81 81 aJs common. s. - -. HOGS
,7.-Dts. $50 srealv- butchers and snip
- = As . 8 an- common. ?" ~ - 30 HEEP
rs-.iIis 3 +o- steady 81 - n 81 Lambs
-'es s. = 3 SIS -
~ -l-esra-t L The T-ibuT5e-
As--s '--2. aug IJ.-SHEED AND LAMBS
- = - tl-L u hest lambs sold at e. o
- seconds 5E5 o.. culls 3NAisr. fat sheep
- -7~'i Common sheep duli, good demand
s-3cE eEe-- plain and common SLOW
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Louis. London spot, ff2 SIS Sd. sPELTER-
Firm; 535 a 5.4oc New York. 5.1e45.15c East
st Touts London spot, f22 1Js IRON
Cleveland warrants. 49s Cd in London.
Locally Quiet No foundry Northern sfe 20
gIsIs 20; No Q S15 5o@S1s; No I Southern
and Ne / Southern soft, $l5 75 4st6 % Pig
iron certificates nominal
MOLASSEs AND sfHUPs-steady and un
changed.
NAVAL OREs-spirits turpentine hrm
but without change here or at Savannah
Rosin firm but unchanged Tar strong at
former prices
oILS-Lfnseed firm but unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady at recent prices.
COTT0NSEED OIL-Very firm for near po-
sitions which closed at an advance of 20
points due TO the scarcity of supplies but
in the later months prices late were at 1
point decline 10 1 advance. Crude very firm
for early shipment. Sales. lo.100 barrels.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

virginia cuIls. 50 ID. 50 %; state yeariinss'
30 ID. So. -, tn-
Tobin & shannon 90 Kentucky iarnns. IDS
70 H. 81 50; 241 10 H. ST co. 2Ii o. 10. - :, 20 n
2ss ~ b. 81 so. 24s - 10. 81 30 - Z9S. :"
H. 81 % 26f virginia 81 10. S. 81 = To-,
"a ID. s6 81. 2S7 80 10. <e 10 lgl StIo. 90
70 IL So 40. n Esntucky' culIs 81 ID. s.; ,.
1T 10 81 so. g bucks. 140 10. 50 DO - ~.
{ Sanders. 81 Pennsylvania lambs. - 10
e. orr Virginia 20 IN sf 50. Virginia sheeD.
o. b. 81; 3 Pennsylvania. 110 10, 81 -
HOGS-ReceIpts for two DAYS, tots cals. e
$50 head. including about ESQ for the % %nlsr-
ket Feeling steady for heavy Wei1n -s - go a.,
for others. Reported sales We're a. = 20
ne- TOO III with light pigs selling at q -" -.
aaIes-TobiH & Shannon % state hos -.
IN 50 40. 90 20J 10 50, -, 2OS ~. % pis-
ee 10 50 go. . roughs 266 ID. 81 80
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
s7icAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

80 A-g I5-GTsin prices declined to-day.
s is H-tl q net loss al the close rom
s.s.- -7st- Corn Sfi-feued ~ intervals olt
- g t'e eiJse. v.ith september - on oats
-. resisting powers. and finished o-iy J. c
- vale provisions declined from 9c 10
"a market vTca zncss, Induced pF
2. -l-if HiHtl-l-Ts, was a factor against
q -@e .. WL6s- from the ugensuZ. Late 10
u asi-e --t'e eEaCrr business was rei5oFie1-
~ t~~ 10 lr SET the Sses, zlless q the fEsihel.
Esf --.ise ass weak. The news from abroad
"a s,pie--leEt5f BIZ a heavy movement of
( u ne Interior sLssd marked Increase
lsrE- --5y-les aT ocean passage. TIE cash
- saF" n1 strength tg futures and No
el - hard sold d0vU 10 the September
lscres. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Iivsrpool. Aug. 15-wHEAT-Spot dun. No
red western winter. stock rUtEfes 1dsy :
October Is Tz.f. December. Is SD. March.
Is eKd CORN-Spot strong, 0id AnisflcaH y
mixed IS II I'd futures dul. septeInoet'
gIad October. 4s 9is d. PEAS alaeldH. -
FLOUR-Wfntsr patents. sos HOES in Lon
don (Pacifc CostD. Is $50 10 BEt.F-E.x E.xJra
India mess I3as POPE-Priu1e mess West
ern loss Cd HAMS-Short cut T2s sd BA-
CON-C,r4rnberiand cut. Ins I'd, short rio lSs'
clear beIIies us long clear middles. bsnt.
7ss: heavy T3s sd: short clear backs; 3+s sd.
T-TDERSISQuare. SIS. LAED-frt rtn15
cyes.eTn fierces 5gs ID. American refined.
paiis 59s ID CHBEsE-Canae nnssc
vbite new 55s Cd. coiored. 54s, vhite oi..
sos; ceore5 56s- TJRPENTIN ss-spirIr-s- - ,,'s
I'd ROsTN-Common, los. PETR1LE.- - ~
Peaued- I'd IINSEED OIL. As. COTTOS-
SEED OTT-Hufi refined. spot 31s Nd TAL
LOw-Austraiian IN London. 5Ss ...
london Aug I5.-SUGiAR-Eta~s centIl.u- u
gal I+s 4I@H: n1uscovado- rs I'd ceet- 81
gust. las 10iz d. LINsEED-CalcuJta' Sas sae 81.
September SIS Sd. LTNSEED JILL o|s -
SPERM OH. f32. PETROLEC NJ : ~
refined Cd. spirits Id TCRPE.ce ! ~. - =
Spirits. Sos Sd. ROSTN-Amerlcan suaiHoo'
As Sd Hna LIS Sd.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Spot quiet. with prices ; points lower 15.55e
for nlicdliug upland and l5.Soc Tor middiing
Gulf. Sales 6IS bales; delivered on contract,
o,6,b bales. Liverpool ca bes- Spot dull, sales,
0<=D ba les. speculation and export, 400; Ameri-
car 1900, imports, 1000. Middling upland.
S-2Sd. Futures opened quiet at 5G7l2 points
decline Closed quiet at SgI1i2 points lower.
AUEust. T25d; August September 7-66d; Sep
reT1Iper-0~tober. T-276: October November 71od; ;
Noveulber- December. 7}2d: Dccenber-IanuaTy.
SD. 5auUary-FehrIaTy. FcbruaTy--AIarch and
Msrch-April, 6.97l2d; April-May and May-June,
697d
COFFEE-The holiday IN Havre resulted in
less business for foreign account and operations
mere mostly between local traders. Prices
showed very narrow changes, closing steady at
unchanged % = points net advance, with sales
= 30 bags Hamburg was y pfcnnig higher,
Rio 50 Teis higher and Santos unchanged. Bra
lillian exchange or London was 1-32d higher
ard cost and freight offers from Brazil were
very firm a further advance from last week.
Warehouse deliveries Of Brazilian coffee at
United States ports last week were I53,594 bags
against 81 .2G3 the previous week and iid, 1873
last yexr. The visible supply OF Brazilian coffee
IL anG a4oaf for the United States is 3,25I.S3l
hass against 3.654 ia last year and $500, Il6
tzvc vears ago. spot firm on the basis OF &c for
Kiu No :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

FLOUR AND NEAI-+klour unsettied'
s. 80 "a 81 90. winter patents. 81 eoG$5 %
spring clears. 81 1896; extra No ! winter. H., .
Kansas gtraights s. 25 9s5 80. RYE Fto 5d: !:
Barely steady tair % good - NyE4f IgTst %,
sfeae,, KIN dried. 81 50 BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow, 81 - 4si 90; coarse: :! 90 ~ y
5 %. FEED-Western spring; s23 50 o ga ~, ~
SIS 0a $40 SO; red dog, So so; cry or.h: 60 eo
bulk s2f 30 sacks niddiinE So % e - s,'T, 9G
red dog. s29 -, hominy chop S%4 oo Dui4''
So 70 sacks; oilmeal, $50 30.
PROVTsIOSS-Moderate active. but lower,
M rget and larger receipts than expected.
Packers were moderate BUYERS on the FsE nr'sH -
sales Of lard. 100 tierces October at l. @ e:
POgK- steady mess $24 20 a 50; fait,tSf y
Firm. mess. s15a SIG, family, sl9 50, pag9 so
ct srg1sl6 20. extra india mess, S@s 90 q s3u
BEEF HAms Quiet. so az D, RiiAssE 1.s-f
100 b. 13izc. 140 70. 1875 Pigs. - &c CIT
ATs-Pickisd bellies quiet; smoking s5oii
10 10. 17c. l. ID, l54c: Il ID - f1gkT Eir,,
eit@ e.a'5S re: country. 7q75 5so f.ARosteady
refined quiet south America. 13.25cs Conii.
rsHt. f2-5oe: Brazil kegs J I 25c CON- poune ,ii
nIso ,lF1eei 1fs a. 12c. city lara 80
sUGAR-Refned firm and UNCHANGED WIZ WI.
STANDARD granulaied guotea az .;Ioe ne iss, ,es
saretar steady and unchanged. August. f+s
go sserter,ber- I3s astd october 10 De
s,T--f1sne,ed Win 4.3gc bid and 442c asked fol
sc tcsr ceutr#fuRaI spot. and = 1-22c bid and
gfer asked for August. cost and fFetgh;
ss1Iycgpai., 20 test. 3. soc, and moiaEses sugar
~ test = sc
fairly .fetaxe At primary points,
-COPPER-StancaTd quiet; spot
A Ass-g-3@F Saptetflber. October ana okeulpeF,
=. aoG u 5Gc London weak srot f55 los
f,5fTreS t5s los Lake firm 1887 = a fiic Z.
sf.rr-nlz.Ir L 621z n - 1Sc5 casting f....1 ~
=, 5ar II IS claimed thai there il little z
sr.v copper in the msrhet for sale below
- -s~ fgr eleytroiFtic. TIN-Easy. spot SO 81
30 75e: August. 90. SO q - 75c: September.
AZ 50 q 80 zoe. October, 50 40 q 50 Soc. end no
.-s,,,T,sr q, i0f0 80 Soc. London weak: spot
80 + Is Sd futures ff53 81 LEAD-Steady;
4f4oq4 zoe New York. 425g soc East 81
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
CHINO COPPER
THE MARVEL OF THE ACE
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME

AN OPP0RTUN1T'
ING No QHb nF FERa ri M4NAf TIE GAN d19SR ~
The bnk4g hGu Of 1 HARDEN st9g Go ns nsn6sT, % te S d @
''5s Ray Consolidated
show t.! Co. ore s8 t'5 tas I C
5bs souhess ut end Of the body
100000 100000 tons and
addition that the Company has ever
Of this lies in the 1ot @ that - 9S6o 5oRRo oPny @ a
copper should month that total
selling @ sh 55 the s noag Se IT ins @ po % G @ @
oay n. the d,o.9 ultra se
ho coppsrs and which has financial & di[eso4 ost6o OF Of
69ooo lowest cost @ oge one 6 4
having market vq Of si1aqG%@ 3 10000 engaged
the Oil capitalists selecting large prop
and became convinced that probably
Mrs having Hearst
PE9BaPY % M @ % eab % m and 9 m RoSfefee2 Rogers DAY.
private which
oldest ndufsr Ger the ] H9 .s1g An3FG % The ePi9s9t ma
qage g 5 but verse; @ the % COOPER m W Taue that te time bought
5ss5ss ss % @ % @ % 5 55 & s
standQ & the on 5e IDEAL 1 wit" osn abqd9 5s
& 2o hinder @ er9dq2n 9n s bd s ooR ada S Gs H " "
pany surroundsd by mountains when pImnaTy
& tended @ to 9qsrn % b na n % e Peped untold
metal down into the con eoqtan % basa OIL deadlock this Jointly owned
tied up eight years & last I year wo @ TO eG m
everythng upset The thus
produced 3 94k nc Stone % @ co % o ediat began
deveiop n an extensive erect plant handling 5000
dPo:ng Of the ops5 to ayan 3 % @ mt of @ e @ ous ]
fss % 9s E ss @ s:
4th am you which will yield
epp s the and 5 @ @ SS ON ya
~ 18th strongly believe you TONS
i y.ass the s o4s and the % 1 1' s a
Xxi ss: ID H.: s::. 9 a @ s Of
metal / j : S5 s ss :s s the S: a s
M ssss sss w the 9 sts Ii g CENTS @
value % % the IF property a % ssoaG T @ should later tut" out the
Stone At that @ time prt nns 3os - a my d @ 6stws w 6 and 9 fc
Of and upon t % & 6ogg the Pop % 9 pu SIS oooo % Mas
instantly the stock jumped to so
m Would sBs be- s @ worth The @ oGey sda1s Szss @ & " 4 e s 5s
i9y a7 on SPS o@ 0o00o
45S 59a: o4e M the s 5s a lat a s .
syeloPnsnt % s. weh M oe @ g e s M Ss orc "
ton" fs Ro above d55 s45Ss means 15 t
Seb t4as 4 6 P5Sssn' n be est'4 mo- Ti5F Of @
chance % a3 90 c %ss4 9 fna % d3a to pie
The ABOVE that Chino the remarkable
tI lay bfG the obe and & parhf M ] 6s5oEs % o uaaao 4o
% 5 chno % agd eo o dc @ e @ n and woman exchange Chino
ppa2ent @ % assume but the facts warrant assuming
stocks and finance have neverknown
like ppo=rtnnny = to 6 ae cn nr6f se sure pF0 WIN ~ PO'0"
St 5he ,d 5sIs5sRs s ,Rs and
sso the s gzest st oDPon h
not
owned by
The
other has
in
family funds keeping would not sell share OF my
3 9 ny % n2estme@t st double
marke
public, following
which seldom but those who early
'in the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

New York. August IL. 1910.
GRAIN EAT-Easier: closing at net
loss Of nc. Liverpool came lower than ex-
pecte1- Receipts at Western points were heavy,
and TIE visible showed increase for the
week Of g. -TS4, 600 bushels. compared with an in
crease last week If =, 42- 600 and an increase a
year ago Of IS. coo The Interior Nilers' Asso-
ciation estimated the spring wheat crop in the
three Northwestern states at I75, ooo 0oo bushels,
and the Continental Commercial Bank OF Chi
cage, in its annual crop estimate. placed the
total y1efS Of both winter and spring wheat at
63I GEO coo bushels. Exporters were in the
ket- 1'l- prices in Baltimore were still lower
than New York. business was confined TO two
cargoss, OF 600 bushels, from that port to
France. No > red winter. 81 0S Z IL elevator and
81 o92= ,; No l Northern new. 81 - o b
10 arrive r7oRS-IOderate tely active and firm
early working Up about I from the final Of
last week. Later there vas more active selling
and the market turned weak, closing ar d net
loss IF SsT7sc- The visible showed a decrease
Of 69I. coo bushels. compared with decrease last
week CT g.. coo and q decrease a year ago OF
30 ooo No = Western. T2S4c- elevator, domestic
basis arrive G. ! = OATS-Iuacttve. closing
a. q net less of I Qasc. The visible showed an
increase Of 1,7S3. 600 bushels. against decrease
last week OF 10000 and decrease 4 year ago
q 561. .noo. Cash oats steady; new natural white
26 70 33 II. 43Q45c- RYE-Duli. No Western.
sc. old, O New York. BARLEY-Steady; !;
6-}17-Tnr e , York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16


o d ID 44 t Be g at ba 5 h at tss @ Po' %
connected M with ssa sa 4 @
c6no affairs during % methods
M yoe seiGna d R4B nda.ld 5 10 u % 6
eaor ali @ regard until
stone Co. d9Ps during f3s 3t Ra55 do56c 5Bss' E.7s & @ @
Of & which t the agg5ss1ts make ak 5 h si4s @
at m less n e SIS & 5f % % lp t g R iS S now Te
completion they now
jump until per almost the @ gasif
out DIVIDENDS 5 6l!s+ i s.
yet ii . %hfR M ssz s there s ny ss Rs @ sss sss:
ss da II. 'fes m fof % this '5
recent H D41 6R s5s4 % p6sd : @ 's H s
shovel and the metal low cost cost such PrQPt@ @
o 5s diff ersH g 6os: 0 @ deep 6 % Hss a R99 % 1 % g' @ 5
and in asGertag m znGe @ B the Do aqaou % 4
+ what .,zn-d tb,
Company 63 If % is the cost Of
that but p lbs metal to each ton treated where Ch0 returns
unquaiey advising any purchase Chino stock
5. % 1sGssf: and 1 f f5o t4 s T
Boston % by al responsible Stock Exchange
he will @ tell you 35a that am s Gss
say about the Ultimate Of Chino and he would call attention
sht sell % higher than any copper @
t @ o dy45s % HsSS ss91s G6 Ne % S a my a5 4ss
0H gong to snrey I S apn what
the epubli during n pas a
vortho of Chino.p
in
bv all
of and of its total contents actually recovers % per
$50 lbs metal ana total
the
of
treating 10 z6s
perce the eirpota difference obvious
buying outright Take certificate in
because few days weeks months
and Chino
have investigated have with
recall the have advised onthe
of
OON
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.

COTT0N-SoId or early. but after prices
had worked off 70 d net loss OF about 16dl*
points with October showing a decline OF 90
points from the high record Ct last week II
was seen that comparatively little long cotton
coming Jh- market, and there was a re
Cuze-v TO practically the closing figures or
SATURDAY.. There not much EDap 10 the buy
ing the advance. and prices eased a shade
from the TOP in the last few minutes. closing
steady at 2 net loss Of 2T5 points. Southern
spot markets unchanged TO 7sc lower. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
tlovERsEED PRICES.

s,s ono aug 5-CE.OvERsEI-D- n.
sk -5ef s. 90. December. s. 80: darcn.
ss1ssz, 81 y Prime. s. %: August 50 6
% 81 e u ALSIIEE-Pfinle. SIS 80. Au-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Elevator, Elevator. domestic basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
6lGlk BUTTER MARKET.

sss Ion - aug -gUTTER-Firln. &c
Tee seek. s7s.89o 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, August II. 1910.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16


will in
EXCHANGE "TRADERS"-CONF1DENTIAL:
A
know know
nine of
We short side Steel because mas gone from sz4
$50 with another IS debit and
whole
of
graduated the
Youk
Of you keeps dictionary
Jake Field their hundreds OF millions
orrnulacach
rcad)
skical Then
/. in
in
but
you'll
ALT
be
between and
THOMAS VI. LAWSON.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. DAY
Septen7be- 81 oal4 g cas- 81 oss4 s. ops 81 oaat
December 112a 1915 11tTt 112L 1127s
Corn
September. TN GcI=
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Boston, Aug. IS. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

D poultry. GkgS
Live poultry. cts
Oranges iCSD. cs
Lemons tCalA. cs
Grapes tCSia. cF.
F2Uns tCah, cts
Pears tCsi1. cts.
Pea ches JCaN. cts
Prures tCsN. PCS
Raisins Cab. pgs
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1910-11-11
Says Irrigation viii Win

In a letter from J. E. Cook,
who is at Pomona, California, he
expressed his willingness to &c
into an irrigation project as out
lined by the News several weeks
ago. And says further that he
believes this will be the making
of the country. When the dis
trict organization was first being
talked of, some of the promoters
thought it would be good thing
as it would compel nonresident
freeholders to help the thing
along, but by the way inquiries
are coming in from the non-resi-
dents, it looks as if we will have
to get busy or they will come
back and form a district for MS,
as all appear to be anxious to
have it.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1910-11-11
DEMOCRATS WIN
IN MANY STATES
Water Does 1t All

In a letter recently received
from J. M. Baker, who is at pre-
sent in Pennington, N. M, he
states that he has been at work
steadily since arriving at that
place, except a few days lost by
sickness. He said at present he
would not advise anyone to come
there to get work, but if a con-
templated ditch is put through,
there will be plenty of labor to be
had: He says all Estancians there
are doing well. In speaking of the
country he says, "The land here
is nothing to compare with the
Estancia Valley, but they sure
raise the crops here. That shows
what the water will do. They
have the finest fruit here / ever
saw. The town is literally cover
ed with fruit trees. One can pick
fruit most anywhere on the
streets.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1910-11-11
M C lntosh tie ms.

The four months old baby of
Henry Whitaker, assistant tick
ct agent at Estancia. and who
lives just south of Mcintosh,
died Saturday night and was
buried Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. w. C.
Grant of Estancia. The sympa-
thy of all their friends goes out
to Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker at
this time.
Sam Crate, who has been a
resident of our town for about
three years goes to Belen, where
he has accepted a position as
head miller in the mill at that
place.
Our school held its monthly
examination on Friday and the
reports of the various pupils
show excellent work in every
department.
Col. VIM. Mcintosh, one of
Torrance county's delegates to
the Constitutional Convention
spent Sunday at his ranch.
Fred T. Fisher and wife were
in Estancia Tuesday and Irwin
Meade was head clerk in Mr..
Fishers absence.
O. w. Duer, Bob Blair, S.
jacobson. S. B. Douglas and An
drew Eblen were in from west of
town Monday.
Rev. Randolph Carver will fill
his regular appointment on Sun.
day, the 18th.
Leslie Baty is still improving
but his little girl is sick with
fever now.
All are pleased with the rain
we had last week.
DIR. Woods had a call from
Chilli Monday.
w. E. Holsinger, who has
been visiting S H. Pickens, left
for Winslow, Arizona Thursday.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1910-11-11
IRRIGATION
FILL, The TALK
Mcintosh People Are Interested
In The Plan

To irrigate or not to irrigate?
To do it privately or publicly? To
go in with Estancia or to iine"
Willard and bust up the whole
thing? These are the questions
which have been hurled at our
people for the past week and it
is needless to say quite a deal of
discussion has taken place. AS a
result of the irrigation meeting
held last Saturday, a committee
went to Estancia Monday to con-
fer with the citizens of Estancia
and surrounding county. At the
time they left, there seemed no
less than three views concerning
what we should do. The maiori-
ty seemed to be in favor of CO.
ing in with Estancia, a minority
who considered themselves quite
strong favored voting down the
proposition if we couldn't have a
district all by ourselves. and a
few opposed the whole thing
and were in favor of private
plants. The slogan of those, who
favor the proposition seems to be
irrigation at any cost" While
those who do not want to go
with Estancia advocate Home
Rule and the ones who are in
favor of private plants, not un.
derstanding the plan, say mo!
taxation without representation"
1t seems to your reporter after
interviewing all three sides that
the first are eager to take upI
any plan, the second are just al
trifie suspicious of their neigh
bors and he seriously doubts if /
any considerable number will
ever irrigate if they have to put
in private plants.