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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-03

SEATTLE, Aug. 2. = Clearings. $1.9o2, ,4osi
balances $125,547.
TACOMA. Aug. 2. - Clearings, $9G2, ,S64
balances S60970
SPOKANE. Aug. .. - Clearings, S102, ,0T9
PORTLAND. Aug 2-clearings, s1.54s. III;
balances Sl53. .27I
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Hax and FeedsfnR.

Yesterdays arrivals OF hay were 743 tons.
Dealers continue to report a dun and weak
market, with prices unchanged.
Bran-$2S. 50@ 24.5O per ton for white and
so. 80 for red
0TiddlinSs-S32634 per ton
ShOrts-$24026 per ton
Feedstuns-RolIed barley S2S024: rolled oats
for feed. $2SG29; mixed feed. $2463O for av-
erage lots: IinSeed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40 10
tons S40.50 tons $41. smaller lots S4l 80:
cocoanut cake or meal at mills. SIS Ia 20 aud 10
$34@35; cracked com, $24@35 Alfalfa meal.
carload lots S15. jobbiDg $l6: red star alfalfa
meal, $15 in car lots aud sic j0bbing: Modesto
alfalfa meal. $14. 80 In car lots and SIG iObbing
Caproco oilcake meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay--Wheat. $901S.50; wheat and oat S96R
IL tame cat. S9I12; volunteer wild Oat 81 a
10: alfalfa. S7G10: stock hay. $66S per ton
Straw-35 @6oc per bale.
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Boston Copper Stocks

BOSION, Aug 2.-Coppers opened very dull
life injected into these shares by some more
good buying as Of yesterday. and prices ed.
vanced to above yesterdays highest Good re-
ports continue to in from all quarters on
the metal and traders are confident that shares
viii gradually but surely advance But at
present the market is intensely dull Only a
few Of the issues have been dealt in and price
changes are confined 10 small fractions. Lake
Is trihe hrmer, selling at 34la, up q. North
ment is quite little improved and 1t was
said that activity would bring a higher range
Of prices.
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PROFESSIONALS in
CONTROL ON Change
Their Views of the Speculative
Outlook Cause Prices to
FIuctuate
:
Agricultural Prospects Figure
Largely in the Days Deal
ings in Wall Street
Nem York stock List

E F. Hutton Co. 400 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
Sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hon.

HOPS TcpOTItU QlItT 1fn- COnfracr-
ing for the crop H. over and no more busi-
ness is expected until the new hops are in the
bale. No further change in prices
Wool continues dull aud hides rule weak
Hdes-Culls and brands sell about IaG1fc IN
der quotations: heavy salted steers. iOc: light
medium, pc; light. sc; eowhides. s.: stays. 6lsc;
t+t3c; dry hides. 1Se; dry kip. 16c: try calf
nc; sheepskins. sheariings 25040c each: short
9$l.25: lambs. 25df50c: hOrsehides. salt. e. y
az Tor large and $1.5062 Tor medium 75cs5rSI
for small and 25a5Oc for colts horSehiies erv
Sl.50M2.25 Tor large and Sf.256l2 for meiinn
a0cW<i for small and 25Q5Oc for colts: goat-
skins. prime augoras. I5c1Sl: large hair eoafs
SOFA foc. medium. 2o62oc small 56af5c
grease. e02hc. 49,
wOol-SRring elm. san Joaquin. years staple
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Northern business

Chicago Exchange Rate
CHICAGO. Aug. Exchange on New York
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Bufter. Cheese and Err.

The market for eggs and dairy produce is in
excellent shape for the selling interests and
prices for all three descriptiq4 either stead
lily rising pointing upward = The percentage
of strictly fine fresh butter and eggs In the
receipts is steadily decreasing and the con-
sumption has Increased considerably since the
schools reopened. the tendency in prices is de-
cidedly upward. The upper grade OF eggs had
another advance yesterday. extras going up nc
to a quotation of Sc a dozen and firsts were ic
higher at Bic. The quotations for butter were
unchanged, but offers to pay 31e pound for
extras the quotation. failed to bring out any
stocks the exchange In the cheese depart
ment fancy Young Americas were 1sc higher on
bids at 1T1ac a pound.
Sales ON the exchange were confined to extra
eggs. of which 80 cases were sold at SIC a
dozen.
Receipts were - 500 pounds Of butter, 10. 200
pounds of cheese and .O55 cases Of eggs
The following are the official quota items estah-
lished the floor Of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from lisc to Pc
higher. owing 10 the various charges to be
added:
BUTTER PER POUND
,,-Ga, Grades July 20 July 80 Aug. l Aug 2
sarona. ssrsts 2ss ssc sic Sic so sSs soc soc
cheese-Californa fancy fats. i455c per N.
firm; do drsts. ffc. firm; do seconds I2I.c
firm; fancy Young Americas Ike. arm: do
hrsts. Ice. FIRM; Oregon fats. 161sc firm
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen, cases in
Grades Jss 20 July so Aug. i Aug .
Extras ISc
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Horses md MnIe.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

- s<.H MT IN lNtaTDy -lUuntItH
.PETALUMA. Aug. The prices Of eggs
advanced lac today after receipt OF quotations
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BUTTER PER PorNn

Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Aug. 2. - Butter = CITY and
country creamery extras. 34c; fancy 3a633c:
store, 23@24c.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ExCHANGl

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Apollo ..... 13lNev Midway. "a
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. Aug. 2-1o:3o a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid Ask Bid Ask

IS or cp new IS
AIISCELLANEoU
a. w. 500 fnr
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
+ + + + <. I. 1. + i. 1. i. !. l. + + <. * PERSONAL MENTION * + l. + + + 1. + + i. + I. + 4 4 .. +

William Tinney will leave this morn ing for Duluth.
 Mrs. J. P. Finletter and Miss Ger trude Crockett spent yesterday at Mi ami.
 z. c. Prina of Stafford, arrived last evening and will be here few days on business.
 J. C. Mcclure returned to Tucson yesterday after spending few days in this city on official business.
 Mrs. Adams of Rice, arrived last night to spend Saturday and Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. II: W. Clark.
 w. V. Thorpe and II. J. Kirtland, of Stafford, arrived last night and will make few days business visit in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Sloan, of San Saba, Texas, arrived last evening, hay. ing been called here by the death of Mrs. Sloan s mother, Mrs. J. G. Oldfeld.
 Mrs. w. II. Hughes and daugher will leave his morning for Chicago They will make quie an entended visit there and at other points in adjoining states.
 George w. P. Hunt returned last night from New York where he has been purchasing goods for the spring stock of the Old Dominion Commercial company.
 Father J. o. Barrette, pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart of this city, returned last evening from Solo monville, where he has been assisting with special services of confirmation
 MT. and Mrs. s. c. Owens and Mir and Mrs. J. II. Fitchett will leave thi, morning for the Grand Canyon. From there they will go to visit the Yose mite Valley, and will then remain ir California for the summer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
INDIAN BOUND OVER Must Face Next Grand Jury on Charge of Killing
 Another's Calf

$. N. 26, an Apache, charged with killing calf belonging to Rube Hen derson, was held to answer to the grand jury yesterday, following his ac. ton in entering pea of guilty to the oifense charged against him.
 The Indian had no defense to offer When the matter was taken up before Judge H. II. Pratt, he frankly admit. ted that he had killed and used the youthful bovine in question and that he was guilty of the charge of grand lar. ceny. He did not have even an excuse to offer for his actions.
 In default of bail, s. N. 26 was re. manded to the custody of the sheriff and ordered locked up to await the ac. tion of the grand jury.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism is simply rheumatism of the muscles due to Cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment. All that is needed to afford relief is the free application of Chamberlain $ Liniment. Give it a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it affords. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
IRIS REoPENED-An exceedin.

IhIo hEOPEN EU-An eNceedlngIY large crowd attended the opening presentation of Quinn Brothers at the Iris theater last night, where they have made arrangements to give performan- ances during the next three months. Their past successes at the Majestic, which was destroyed by fire yesterday morning, were more than duplicated last evening. A new and modern pie ture machine has been ordered and has already been shipped from Los Angeles by express. When it arrives within the next few days even better satisfaction should be given the large crowds in at, tendance at the only amusement enter. prise now running in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
DIES IN MIssoURI-A

DIES IN MISSOURI-A message was received yesterday bringing the sad information that Mrs. w. S, Red man had died at Kirksville, Mo-, at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Redman, accompanied by her husband, left here about two weeks ago to re- ceive medical treatment at Kirksville. The remains will be taken to Omaha for interment, that having been their former home. The news will come as shock to their many friends here, who had no intimation of Mrs. Redman s serious condition.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
A SWOLLEN JAW

is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether it is caused by neuralgia, toothache or accident, Ballard Snow Liniment will reduce the swelling and relieve the pain. The great and sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds any and all aches and pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
WILL RELIEVE MAPEs-Mr. ar

WILL RELIEVE MAPES-Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Thomas of Leavenworth Kan, arrived in this city last night MT. Thomas will have charge of the local railway ticket office while Mir Mapes is absent on his vacation. Mr. Mapes expects to leave early next week for an extended trip, during which he will visit many points in eastern central and northern states. He will be absent several months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
NOTICE

Residents and property owners of the West Globe Townsite are requested to meet at the office of the probate judge Thursday evening, March 17, at 7:30 O clock, for the purpose of examining and endorsing the map of said town site as surveyed by city surveyor, B. F. Van Wagenen.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 Township Trustee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
NEW EAGLEs-At a live session c

NEW EAGLES-At a live session of Globe Aere, Frternl Order of Eagles six new members were initiated with the proper ceremonies. Refreshments were served after the goat riding se' ance and the meeting njeOyed general ly. The new members are Harry Leon ard, James Hern, Al Stamm, $. N. liar rson, George Cantrell and Harry Illus kin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
COMING SOON

pr. Schell of Tucson, Arizona $ lead ing optician, will be here next month on his regular spring visit, with com pIete assortment of spectacles and eye glasses. Wait for him and have your eyes examined free by an expert. Watch this paper for announcement of arrival.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
OF GLOBE
FUNERAL NOTICE

)LDFlELD-The funeral of the late Mrs. ]. G. Oldfeld will be held to- day Saturday. at the Methodist church at ? o'clock ?. m. under the auspices of the order of Eastern Star. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
ODD FELLOWS HoNoRED-A

last night s session of Gila Encamp. ment, No. 3, l. o. O. F., two members were exalted to the royal purple degree Other lodge business received atten, tion, refreshments being served at the conclusion of very interesting ses sion. Within a short time large class of candidates will be initiated into the order, at which time banquet will be held, according to present plans.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Rohrabacher, secretary of the chamber of commerce, has accepted an invita- tion from the Wednesday club to de- liver an address on the topic of civic
 improvements, at next Wednesday s meeting. This meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. D. R. Williamson and will probably be largely attended.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

Los Angeles; J. T. Harrington, Lost Gulch; B. P. Gonzales, Las Vegas; Mrs. R. Pringle, Wheatfields; E. E. Price, Mi ami; o. E. Tufts, Denver; J. M. Thomas, St. Paul; c. l.. Hill, Los Ange- les; Sims Ely, Phoenix; Joseph II. Kib- bey, Phoenix; H. L. Shaw, Denver.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
BACK FROM sPR1NGs-Mrs. L.

"a Collier Jones returned last evening from Indian Hot Springs, where she had gone the previous day intending to stay number of weeks. She was recalled by the fire which destroyed the Majestic theater. Mrs. Jones carried no insurance on her property so that it is total loss to her. As soon as she can arrange heir affairs here she will return to the Springs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

I have taken charge of the Ameri- can Shoe shop, on Bailey street. First class work guaranteed.
 JOHN CAROLAN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
COPLEN HERE

COPLEN HERE-John B. Coplen, who is now making his home in Los arrived here last night to look after local mining interests. Ho will spend some time in this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

was haled before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday, on a charge of living within 400 yards of a public school. She was notified to seek quarters elsewhere and agreed to do so at once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
THOMPSON BURIED-John Thom

son, who died at the county hospital few days ago, from the effects of tub
 ercuosis, was buried yesterday. As no relatives of the deceased could be To- cated he was buried as county charge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

rington, owner of extensive mining property in Lost Gulch, is in the city looking after business interests.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
WILL INSPECT CLAIMS.

Ward, who had spent a few days in this city on business, left yesterday morning for San Carlos to examine some mining claims in that vicinity. MT. Ward was formerly of this. city, having been with the Mitchell Mining company. From San Carlos he will go on to Kofa.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
NEW BARBER sHoP-Perde

Peterson, we'll known tonsorial artists of this city, have taken up quarters in what was formerly the Newkirlx shop, Newkirk having moved to Miami. They opened for business yesterday and for the first day received a fair share of patronage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
COURT SESSION ToDAy-The reg

ular weekly session of the district will be disposed of. To all appearances, the divorce mill will again bo busy and a number of unsuccessful matrimonial al- dances will probably be nulliied.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Dr. Lord has opened dental paflors in the new Sultan block, second floor. Rooms 3 and 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

BAND DANCE-Don't forget the bal to be given by the Globe City band at Dreamland this evening. You are invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

ST. PATRICK's DAY BALI,-Un- der the auspices of Globe Lodge K. of C., St, Patrick's Day ball will be given at Dreamland on the night of March 17.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

McElroy for framing pictures.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

STORE CHANGES NAME-Owing to the fact that the Palace Pharmacy has received complete line of Rexall proprietary remedies, this establishment will in the future be known as the Rexall pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
SHORT STORIES 0F THE CITY

CARNATIONS every day-Maxson $
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

HOTEL ARRIvALs-J. B. Coplen,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12

HARRINGTON vIsITs-J. T. liar.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-12
WOMAN

WOMAN MUST MoVE-Violet
 Reins. a former habitue of the tender loin, who has been living in the north east part of the city since the resent exodus from the old red light district,
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THF CTRB NiRKET.

Last ws"k prices on the 'urr mAr.et
mo-, 81 steadily inward shaving "A greater
a"tIvItv than a. almost auv ucriod OF the
wear Il" feature o' the market vas tho
copper list Ia whi.' Miami. Chino In.
splrNtiou. Cirugy Greene ,ananeA a nd Hay
Consolidated ed 'on-rl.gou-Iv Miami re-
oedai sur"whs' when 'n. nnnoun emeni
o! - s'o.k in' r"aSe was given on; Kerr
Lake ana Nuu--rHg were ne strongest ~
the Cobalt =tO"ks lrdu~triAls were fairly
firm. but no' particularly active At any time
during the Wr-k N--terdAy'- market va-
rather quiet showing some irr~Rularl'y in
prices ohio Inspiration consolidated
Arizona and hino led o 'he opening ~ the
session The dav ended with light trading
and prices re- -d,nR iractionally chicago
subway continued 20 gain selling ~ high
as :. lnSuira'ton under an active de-
nand reached the highest quotation -
4, ,ordcd for " IN some time Among the IN
4 -trials american Tobacco was the most
active BONDS were dull hu' frm
IrAHsActions IN detail IN the narse- ve--
srdaN were As follows
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NONEI AND EXCHANGE.

Last weeks market for cAil loans on tho
Sto, ~ hAnge was easy with a range in
~ was nominally = per en' Time money
also continued tO grow easier aS the eek
progrcs-cd Demand wa not strong IT,
days -. Per cent for ninety davs a., toe
p-r 'ent for four monih>. and -. 20 per
for commercial paper y a. very dull through
out the we@A II Wa quoted yesterday
q i'I 10 .. PEI, cent for sixty to nin"ty
per cent for choice -four to ia months
single nsm"- A.. per c-nt Tor other
he trend OF las' w-ek's mArke, for
lt Was fru. S.th rates about 5 point, higher
lh"-" ln-ed a. s33i SaS1 for -tNr'
~ Is', plus $50 is'. less SO. AMI : =.
less 1924 : ~. plus -? rel' h.mArk-
days
Domestic s1,hAnse on New York hos
ton - di-count chicago 10 discount
pS.miam S%Tr1G" hSikns H'inS lSa "a. P,
New "rSSn. hSnI S,,;mm"r !, 1..a 81 d., cunt
- faui 20" premium san FranSis""" '"'
a." premium savannah -Buyiug. 2-i1
I-'nunt -ellpg. par
MONEY IN London, iGi'. Ter ,"nt Rate
bIl-. %, Yer cent and for three months
bills. .a!7 10 per cent Con-ols clo-~d
yesterday a. ~ 1919 for money and sn', FOR
aT' cunt Paris cables quoted the ,lo-In.,
pr Of renteS AZ ~ iTan,s e. ,rntirns- N
priyAt" rate Of ~'ounf > Ter cent B-rlin
ey' hans" on London. - rnarS- .p. pirs
Privat" rate Of discount. a, T,'r cen;
= New York .,,d olesrtnS Hogp-e statement.
U77. sub Treasury debit balance. si.Il6. ~
ommer"iSl price Of 9ar silver in New
YORK. SEQ. silver in London Used at
At I.T.sc.
The sun., 1910-08-14
rHE COTTON MiRkET.
PrirrS Decline Dry and Hot In TeNas
Low Barometer Over western Per.
tIon of state. However. and showerS
Predicted for Northern section
sulnner~ IuN

rri'es declined d~spite drv bot weather
I'm Texas There was a low harofne--'
over fhe western half OF that state lInI ''a
PREDICTION was for showers IN the nor'hr-u
portion In purely weather market there
was altered Liquidation by thns" v.a
feared that rains might occur in the sour.
EN- ani central districts Of TeNaS uH-'
Suuday The weekly crop summAry r'
the thTonISiS was rather better than hal
been "Npe ted over the region east 81 10
Mississippi the weather was fAVoraH.-
IN N" main and mAnv reports of improve
m"nt IN thai Sertion continued 20 be 70
reived Tn" southern spot markets were
quiet and ~" spot sales IN Liverpool .ua
tinued small Liverpool sent selling W
der Houses ~ ith southern. Western. Va.
street and local 'oune tions were -eI.of.
Room traders hammered and uncovered
stop los ORDER On the other haud 'h.
de ailrd weather report from TeNA- shovel
Ipta'inn of only "a oi an 10. 4,
Wra'herford while temperatures Of 100,
% l"S degrees were reported a. sixteen
stations No rain was predicted tor -
'"u'rA or southern ~e"tion- wN--s {.
hLd's needed rop reports from I"yas
w"rv hull'sh a. rule 81. nn"r- hp.gf
Oh N" g." ~" and som" "arl' -hor' -".'"-s
GOV ere. lu" course Of prlt - 90 'U" 'u.
medal" future r,ll re de Ided .arx.lf ..
IA" weather IN T"Nas
sellers reported were Ne--r~ ,arp"r.a.
Hudson Norirn. Si~d.ungrs Il .a.
= ban and pt.k buyer Me~~r- Hulnar.
SPRING. Lehman. RiordAn and l".l.
4 cotton Exchange seal Va~ sold 'orSl Tool.
-u liN au.~ uf 500 over -" la~f prov. ......
- p0i Ial T"Na- temperature h-...
s'ud. iH1 degree Ia I'm ger irsN..U l..
lu"ru. ln7 bAilA- toT-I. ana. LawTa-.t- ..f
Wa -. iu1 NaNAhA 'I.. k"-yIlr. k.'r-.
and Iulinr. Int t.T""uNfll- san Anton.
san Mar % and BTruham. l,p H.N'lrE
Bros 90 -1'd III" fAiN of y gu--.t.
'..'IIn" has made b'I. rr- NOR" IA ~ ..iar
on any Temporary d. lines while a 20 ..i.
~ III" man AMI reports Of shower no 90.
dry region IngrI' - me- ,tII' sale uf hold ~.
IN" market j. narrow and n"rN o4-. %. her
tlrrug "i ih" boz" 81 drought. and 10 g -. 90
du not Aiyau"" Gn,f r's "i" ca-,l" 'Nr 'Hr.
der. '' favor lower hgures l. GoTulna-.
~ th' muu"nt. especially when ~" tuh-.-'
u evidently oNerbouRht and N" IT'"'fs-
rtWi"liN IN view oi The LLHk ~ rersrA
interest William Ray \ 60 -ald 80
improving reports from trade p o. .' 4
s'.ll no r"ll"i 20 ~" DROUGHT IN central ...
soV' western I"Nas. a"t atAnS' -"'l.l-.
Hrd uu'll t''.s" weather conditions r b aI.ra
.t~u UHtLl ~" movement ~ a, tuAl .o''r1
- "i -u1i'ien' proportlon- - fgVr"
market factor no de line OF tnpur'an
, t.n b" eNp~ ted We advise ,Auf.nn %
Trading and would only buv TauIarr ~
Marin whenever de- ded brNAk- p.H-
'as slng moderate profits for the 'ime h.sn.
fgturr- 'lo-ei steady a. = de, .tuc n' IS
20 80 points Estimat"d sales IN u''l na~-
l'Tls ~ 'BIlUas
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Live stock Market.

SAT'pDs0. Aug
Receipts OF hceyes werc sip head lnclr, ~. .
cars for sA Ightererx M rome fpr ttr ~'..'
No tFNdinr Of importance Ir~iirF s'-i
prrss-'t br-; GTi"' At s9aiti3- FOR na'i'-
and zee for TeAAn beet. iINerT'pO. AMI .....'
cattle ard beef markets steady At ~ N .H.s'
= Sports fru-' ihi- mort to-dAy ,rs 80 p
~ quarter = beet
Nrrein's 80 cal, - wrre NJ bcaH ON.
ia g i~rrrs ~ feeling Vas steady. NH.. f
Of fHirly rood yeats az ~ h0at2 - 1"f
~ ruWouts a. - 5ss-S til dTr.sr - T.
O. isaisl.r per 10. country dres>~,' q -
dressed ~rassrrS and butteruilks -
Necclpts ~ snevp and hnhS Vrr~ -
lnri4ftng ib- raT~ for stAu a. ter~Ts ano " -
n.AfteE SNssp we're In uTltef SO
siead' lamb, iNazAr iossT hui m fair '
wf'u f1Dsf ~ me U-efI1gs IA 80
r,ssHi ~hc~p spll ~ tati p~r IUO 'ts r t.t '.'
OrCinars ~ ''yITr a"Hhs atS rft
m-'tou grirt 90 1s.H4s sr ,cT 100 ir"r
'Ws .ffn FI
Iset-.F's o. Fu-a ere ".p.. F~r4 A..
a'uut HIf q 80 'uT ne r.ATkrf. sfstd' ni = -
- q gCE 100 o.. iOT hgaNg 10 Hgt' hogs
The sun., 1910-08-14
WISCELL4NEOTS M4RKETS.
Conee Higher Foreign Markets strone
Prov tsIOns IN.

Conee was active ~ an advAnre The
foreign markets we're all higher. the r. %
CeIpt- a; the Brazil an ports continued
moderate tn" offerings wery light and
locAl Interests. including spot people.
were buyers
SPOT ,oree was steady RIO No :. 7.OdaI,c
Futures adN anced , - points CIosing
s'sadv sales ~ o. bags Havre nd
van 81 { Hamburg al, auDrd .. 10 4, Tfg
EIu adv anCsd - r"t- "N'hangs i-isd
higher a. "a 3l-3.d receipts p.uOO bags
-'0ck -ii.O santos advAn. sd 81 ~ Ia
r~I- re- eip'-. nrsO bags stock. / SD O.D
$50 Pau,o r""etpt-. a-.Wp bags IundlahN.
q ~ Prl,e- hrrr " fnlLnNs