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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06
CULTIVATE BRAINS.

Farmers are waking up to the
idea that 1t requires about as
much brain power to run a farm
properly and probably as 1t does
to run doctors Office, q preach
er's pulpit or any other profess
sion. We want brains and cult
waited brains on the farm.-Or-
ange Judd Farmer
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06
FEEDING the Cow.

Always remember that a COW has
four stomachs to be considered and u
subject to Indigestion The food must
be palatable and plentiful. as bulk 10
one requirement Of rumiLants. as OF all
other animals. to keep the digestive
tract In good condition.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06
Easily Made Buggy Jack.

Few appliances are more convenient
than buggy Jack The one illustrated
herewith 1.-THE illustration and article
are taken from the American Agricul
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06

turistl may be made
of half inch material
in a short time and
will save much work.
A couple OF uprights
two and one-half feet
nr mni.., lnnU nl.aA fAa
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06

Good neighbors may sometimes
be evolved from poor ones by
properly planting and caring for
Il few rods of fencing
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06
r IT'S JOB PRINTING

,rIcu AND UP TO DATE
Ssn THAT IS WANTED BRING IT
WIN nAwN OFFICE-THE HOME
~ ALL CORRECT pRlNT1c "a AT ,,l NV. We
VI ~. 1--WE" PRICES. TRY US AT
AM 80. WHEN IN NEED OF OUR
SERVICE. ,-u p,nE STR
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06

Every man who marries is like
the Doge who weds the Adriatic
sea. He knows not what ne
may find therein treasures,
pearls, monsters, unknown
storms.-Heinrich Heine.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-06
FAIR WARNING Mr.. MAN!

THE WISE MERCHANT is A MAN THAT
ADVERTISES HIS GOODS AND SELLS AT
A REASONABLE PROFIT" IF YOU
WANT TO KEEP YOUR GOODS DON'T
ADVERTISE THEM IN THE DAWN,
FOR IF YOU DO, THEY WILL SURE
BE SOLD.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
Głos polek., 1913-03-20
Zmartwychwstaje...
Rok ".

klcdN dzWon, zwiastujqcy Zmartwych-
Wstanlc Pa1s1ic, rozko1yszc sic mad GAIA
NcmlQ, zWfaszcza tam hen mad nasza Pol
ska p0Jdzle JegO cchO jake dObra, radosna
WleSc, Od miasta do miaSta, cd Wsi do Wsi
aby ztaczyc mas w jedna rodzne, jednem
WspOInem screen czuj jaca W0Wczas mas
tn ia WychodztWic rozproszonych 30 ca1ym
olbZymim obszarze ziemi WaszvngtOna -
zespala ten najsilniejszy 1qcznik narodowv
- tladycya, idaca llu nam przez wieki cd
naJdalszych przodk6w naszych, kt6rzv zaw-
sze to pieknc, starodaWnc Swieto Wielkiei
NOcy nader uroczyScie obchodzili, czas
Wlosenny, na kt6ry ono przypada, "a sym
Dol nowcgo, odradzajqcego sic zycia uwa-
zali
" tvm roku wieccj nz kiedykolwick.
ia pamiatka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Panskiego,
budzi w naszych sercach radosne nadzieie.
bo OTTO ida wieSci Ia wieSciami ze w duszv
sercu naszego narodu, rozgrywa sic obccnic
rzeczywiscie pierwszy akt zmartwychwsta-
MIA OjczYznX. 4 ten bezkrwawy akt, bodai
czy lie 1lajwazniejszy " wielkiem dziele
Głos polek., 1913-03-20

OdzyslIania niepOdleg1oSci Polsl1i. Wszak
musi ia POlska zmartWychWstac Wprz6d W
scrcach duszach Wszystlzich sWych cor
syn6w, jezeli ma bye pewnq zwycestwa
chWili ostatecznego krwawego porachunku.
Wszak sIupic nam trzeba zestrzeIic wszy-
stkie SHY w narodzie w jedno ognisko, po-
telne zarem mi4osci Ojczyzny, krzepkoscia
ducha cia1a swiadomoScia celu.
Niechzc vice Wraz budzaca sic do zy-
cla natura ten we wszystkich dziedzinach
naszcgo narodowego zycia tax zywo obja-
WiaJacy sic obecnie zapa1, poteznieje SER
each naszych przeradza sic w niezfomne
postanowienie skupienia porwania mas
WszystEich tn na wychodzctwie dla wsp6l-
neJ Swietej sprawy niepodleg1osci Polski;
MECH krzepi, MECH wzmacnia, MECH 1aczv
- ruguJac precz serc naszych nienawisc
Wszel1a niezgode bratnia!
My zaS kObiety Poll1i poSwiecmy wszv-
stkle nasze SHY skarby duszy kobiecej, aby
ten swiety piomien miosci Ojczyzny odzy-
skanla. WoInosci, -ogarnaf serca wszystkich
naszych ojeosF, MEOW, bracisi syllo5W La,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
MONEY.

Money. conditions throughout the world
have shown an easier tendency during the
week Just ended. Foreign institutions
continued to strengthen their position as
evidenced in their weekly return and IN
the United States there has been an easy
tendency developed in loans which had
given the market for the present mucn
improved appearance. The demand for
very high grade commercial paper stimuli
lated no doubt by the action OF the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury. has continued 10
develop. until at the last of the week 8
reported scarcity Of acceptable paper was
responsible for a slight reduction in rates.
The time money market also experienced
a shading. especially for the shorter Pc
RODS. and for sixty DAYS rates were
quoted at A.. per cent, for ninety days
A. per cent, for four months -. per cent
for five months. six months and over the
wear 5is per cent and 50 per cent can
funds we're plentiful, with the ruling rate
at pa per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
TREND OF PRICES IN CROP MAR
KETs FOR THE LAST WEEK.

81: Concord. 1890; Niagara. 75cdN: Della
ware. SlaS 70: Wyoming. 75dSoc; upriver.
Champion. case. 5oQ6Jc, Moore's Early. 50F
Soc; Delaware. NdSl .: BLACKBERRIES.
lie; blackcsps. 6dsc; HUCkLEBERMES,
Pennsylvania and jersey, quart, 6dl3c. Rhode
Island and Eastern l0di3c. Nova Scotia, 1870
lsc. MUSKMELONS. Delaware and Maryland,
standard crate. 50casl; pony, 35d75c: Jumbo.
SnSl 90: irregular count, 5000, fiat. 30diOc;
basket. 5OG75c: Jersey. basket or crate, 40cqN:
New Mexican. standard crate. 50cGsl; fat. $50
Zoe: Colorado. standard crate. Na'2; fat, $50
Zoe: WATERMELONS. carload, s6oaaI6;
steamer per 100 slOas25; CITRON. Dbl 81 5op
81: PINEAPPLEs, Porto Rico. crate: 70caN 20,
cuban. 76cdte 50: Florida, flaS 10; smooth
Cayenne, s. 50lS3 So
hay AND sTRAW-Market steady. Sup
plies little more liberal, and trade not quite
M active. but values well sustained. HAY
Timothy new. large bales. No l. ton, S2l;
standard. &0dt20 80. Nos 3 and ?, slbgSl9 80;
light clover. mixed. Sl9af20; No l. mixed, sls9
S9 heavy, mixed S7aSls. No /. clover. NIn
SIS (small baled hay same as largeD STRAW
HOPS-PracticaIly nothing doing for the
day. and no change I'm the local or interior
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES - Re-
ceipts 3 .059 Dbl potatoes and 5000 -pkgs onions.
Potatoes firm. Sweet potatoes lower. Beans
higher. Peas firm and higher. Peppers In
heavy supply. and weak. POTATOES, Long
Island, bb or bag 81 1882; Jersey. Dbl. S2g
81 -; round. bag. 81 0OgS2 20; long 81 100
=
6Oc9S1: SWEET POTATOES. Southern. bbl,
81 756S2 80; Jersey, No ], basket 81 25nsl 40;
Delaware. No !, S1Gsl %; common, J0cnSi
Jersey. bbl. 81 75d$3 rs; ONIONS. Long Island,
hbl So 1908; Orange County. red. bag, si1
81 81: yellow. SlISl IS; white. basket s5cp
81 II: Connecticut Valley, yellow. lOo-tb bag.
81 1882: Jersey. white. basket, Slnsl 30; yell
low 81 12nsi 81: red, SlqSl -; southern.
basket or crate, 75cGsl %; bbl S2af3; BEANS,
basket or bag 5Ocfsl %. Reefs bbl 81 500
Sc: 100 punches. sidS1 30, CARROTS. bbl.
81 5OdS2: basket. 50h15c; fO0lb bag Slm
81 II: 100 punches 75cMsi 25: CUCTMBERS,
basket or box, 25cGS1: cucumber pickles, Dbl.
siGs2; CORN. 100. 6Ocasi rs; CELERY, dozen
stalks lOa25c: CABBAGES. 100. S4dS7;
cATILIFI. OVERS. state. Dbl. 81 50G$4. Long
Island. crate 81 25nx2 %; EGGPLANTS. Jer-
sey. box 2Od?Oc; basket. 25d ioc; bbl. 6ocQSl:
Virginia. crate 25R5oc; LIMA BEANS. Jer-
sew potato, basket 5Od75c: fiat, 25a50c: Long
Island. potato bag h0a75c: LETTUCE. state.
basket 3OcHsi y: 2-dozen crate. 40cnSl 90; p
dozen 75cas2; nearby. bbl slqs2: basket. 259
T5c. MUSHROOMS. 10. 50ns5c OKRA, car
rIer 601p75c. PEAS. basket. slaS2; bag Sid
81 10: PEPPERS. green. basket, 25q0oc; Dbl.
sOcGlsl: box. 20d40c; red. Dbl. 81 50ds2; RO-
MAINE, basket. 65ds5c; Dbl. 50cGsi; SQUASH,
marrow. tb I5cdsl white, 50cGSl; yellow,
2b4T5c; TCREIPS. rutabaga. bbl s1ds1 -:
white. s1dSi 20: TOMATOES. nearby. Jersey.
fancy box. 40G75c: average 25a35c: South
Jersev. Acme. 35d65c: Stone. 25a40c; Grant.
25G SOC. Jersey. carrier. 25I75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
NEW YORK CURB.

Extreme dulness. prevailed in the ourn
market yesterday, due IN part 10 inc
transfer OF the New Haven debenture ~
and the New Haven rights TO the hoor OF
the New York Stock Exchange. lhese
issues have in the recent past furnishtp
a large part Of the dealings in the curp
market. In the industrial group tradlng
WAS conined 20 one or two issues, prlh-
cipally United Cigar Stores. and the same
is true Of mining stocks. Even Tonopah
stocks, which on the earlier days OF inc
week furnished moderate activity, de-
veloped little or no animation. North
Star was listless Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit new per cent notes displayed pro
nounced strength. making new high
record for the movement.
Price fluctuations were few among the
Nevada mining stocks during the snort
session, and quotations were practically
unchanged. Tonopah Merger held around
"a and Jim Butler at SIC. North Star sold
from soc 10 79c. closing weak, while West
End was traded al 81 3ll4. Tonopah Min
ing frrned up TO - 52i2 bid and Belmont
changed hands at s.. Montana advanced
70 81 1874 on large Philadelphia orders
Nevada Hills was pressed for sale down
to Sac Goldheld Atlanta sold at l5c and
orc az Sc 10 &C.. The market closed firm.
lt,,,f.b1a -, lgarr, = Thompson 4 Co M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.

The exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the week ended August %:
Gold. ,i65.22i. silver. 1885, total of S0-9'-
$40. against a total of s7s9s3I last week ard
s77l .754 the corresponding week last year.
Since January I the exports of sold
amounted to $69.75i.964, and silver s3l.%0.-
aO7. against sS2 ts5,o37 gold, and s2914.SS2
silver in the corresponding period last
year.
Imports Of specie from the port OF New
York for the week ended August % were
s465. 22i: Of silver, $50 Since January !:
Gold. sl3,O5s, 23s; silver, 6.37jSo5, against
SIS. O26. 9lj gold. and S6.32i,3i2 silver for the
same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
THE COTTON MARKET
Goes Into New High Ground and
Closes Steady.

Activity in the cotton market yesterday
was based on indications OF an improved
trade demand. some bull support and re-
neved covering. Reports OF deterioration
in ALI states except the Carolinas caused
more anxiety over an adequate supply
than has been felt before this season.
The losses of Friday were more than re-
covered. and except for some irregularity
right after the call. caused by realizing
ON the part OF earlier buyers VINO ha1
carried their contracts over Friday S
break the market was on the upgrade
all day. The close was within point or
two OF the best net % to % points above
the finals of Friday. After the close de
tailed weather reports from the Houston
aud Oklahoma districts confirmed the
eariv impression that rains had not been
general in the Southwest. Southern spot
markets were unchanged TO &c higher.
and the local market advanced 10 points,
IN y zoe for middling upland. sales. 20
baIcs. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
lehiah Valley Transit.

The large increases in earnings OF the
Lehigh Valley Transit Company, which
have been shown practically continuously
have been maintained in July. An interest
lng feature noted are the large Increases
IN gross. net and surplus earnings, which
are far out OF the normal proportion TO
The small increase in expenses and hXed
Charges For the twelve months ended
July q. 1919. gross earnings gained $zie-
"a while the surplus increased $l3'oco so
mat nearly ouc-half Of the gross gain Is
reflected in surplus I'm the month OF
July this proportion ia even more favor
able
Tor the twelve months ended July 81
sb the gross earnings increased III
per cont over the corresponding twelNc
months for the previous year, whiIc inc
no. earnings increased 204 per cent. rms
ih,rcase IN gross and ret earnings Is the
'aigest average reported by the company
'hls year. For the r'onth Of July gross
earnings gained l7.S per cent over inc
previous July. wnile the net earnings IN
creased 81 per cent. These earnings
mark the most favorable showing Inc
'oinpany mas yet made.
me detailed statement is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

View York August -. l"l'.
GRAIN - WHEAT - News IN tu' 49,
market was against holders, and maj pl.'
shoyred net losses 81 &c. There was eNl-
dcnce Of September liquidation IN az the
grain markets. but tho pressui, seeth'u 81
nronounced in wheat. while In IN" Iu. az
market september was relatively bltH"',.
than the late months. Tranett w..
disposed 20 s"ll heavily. ana y Vas 20 -
,E.t sentiment has been Influenced ny VIC
t.,s.ninp nressure Of winter wheat oUcI-
inrs Foreign markets were a utto ehsl't
owing 10 increased offerings from hussla
and more favorable weather on m
port inquiry for American wheat. ana s~ies
for tho dav were placed 81 about ~ loA,S'
although DO was thought mof" tnan P'"u
AMI. that the increased business during tn'
last few DAYS has been NOR" the Ie-ul'
OF a sharp decline IN ~" ocean tr'lEnt ma" =,
k., than % any marked improvement IN
y,hsat was quoted a. 80 &c e. 3 Export
ba.ts and pc Z % q. 80 I Northern spflnE'
81 70 D. CORS-Felt tho in0uenc" 81 inc
recent rains over the belt. and mere was
zion. which brought about general selling
Throughout the list. and a. tho close SOP
,srnber was fT.r net lower while oihNr
months were p "a &c lower. Reports from
the West said that country offerings ~ ola
corn we're larger and farmers seemed NOR"
had ovsrstayed their market. Export corn,
S2Lc nominal z b. OATS-Th' market
was moderately active and easier. IN sym
psthv With corn and under liquidation.
Closing prices werc :, q NC net lower. ash
market, steady. standard white. a. n IS.
10 2 $50. No .. lGia n sc 10 4. 46n
sGiLC. ordinary clipped. Fei4 n $50; fancy.
49,. u 4atsc. all elevator. RiE-Steady: No
We,tsrn. zoe New York export:
BARLEY-Quict. mating sc n I5c Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
average, si3 so per 100 10; 3 culls. i5e
H. s.

average, si3 80 per 100 10; 3 culls. i5s
ID. s.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 5is cars,
or .3lJ head: 3 cars sale. Sheep steady.
lambs firm on limited receipts, but hardly
quotable. higher quality considered COM
mon 10 good sheep tewes) sold at S3Gs4 80
lambs 81 5oaSs 40: culls So dressed NUT
ton steady at SGilc ID; dressed lambs firm
at 12al4lac.
e6 III average. s. 40 per 100 ID; $50 50 H..
IS. u Ky culls 80 ID. s.: 50 Ky sheep-
90 D. So 10 Ky cgs 5 g III s. 70 90 ams.
sheep. Il6 ID, s. so; bucks; So n, 50.
, MCPHERSON Co.: 236 W Va lambs IL
HOGs-Receipts. - cars. or 1876 heads
all for slaughtsrers. No sales on live
weight. Market nominally steady.
Chicago. Aug. 3-HoGS-Receip,s. 1000:
strong; bulk OF sales. 81 90dss 80: light - 40
as9 Is. mixed, 81 7cass 20; heavy 81 66ats 90;
TLE-Reccipts. 600; quiet. beeves. s7dse IS;
Texas steers. - 1887 20: stoekers and feeders.
81 50asI 20; cows and heifers, So 6oass 20;
slow: native SO 1884 90; yearlinss, s5as5 90;
lambs. native. s. e5dsS 10
,- Cincinnati Aug sSss "a 6aIsc-.
s. -: COWS S5Gs6 Is; calves active, 81 500
slI rs HOGs-Receipts. l,l22; active; pack
ers. IS aoas9 e: common sows: s. 5"Gs7 Is;
SHEEP-Recepts. 1.sl0; steady s2d& 81.
lambs steady. 81 5odS7 10.
East Buffalo Aug. 23.-cATTLE-Reee
1 200. active: steady to strong. NEALS-Re-
ceipts 32j: sct've. SOC lower. S6qsl3. HOGS
Receipts 1900: active. 10Gl5c higher: heavy.
50 25aS9 40: mixed. 50 s0GS9 IS: Workers. so ~
asa 70: pigs. 81 2JGS9 40; rouGhs. Ssnss %
stag, S7as7 10: diaries. s9d$9 e5. SHEEP and
I.AMBS-Receipts, 1000; active and steadys
prices unchanged.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Louisville Aug. c3-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts $50 for the week. Market steady,
with top lambs go SIC. seconds. A.. q 5.oI
culls. 3d4i4c: Fat sheep, 3q3isc; medium.
ease: common, ! &c.
ST. Louis Aug 23.-CATrLE-Receipts
700: run light and OF common quality: del
mand fair for good grades and prices steady,
sales unimportant HOGS-Receipts. 1000 !
active and 10c higher: choice light 70 mel
dunn weights. 50 2O9s9 42i9 bulk OF sales.
S 90 a 50 80: packers. SIS 5Od 50 20; lights
81 a 81 %: pigs. ss@ss 10. sHEEP-Receipts-j
zoo: scarce and good grades firm. spring.
lambs. So 25qS775 Gull lambs, s4Ts5 1874
mutton sheep, 81 T5GSi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for steam and sail TONNAGE was
light Ia all trades and rates we're easy ana IN
soma cases lower. Quotations 10 Liverpool ana
London 2lad; Glasgow. I'd: Rotterdam sac
Han burg Is pfennigs; Bremen. 4It3 pfenniss'
Hull. Sd: Bristol 3lsd: Cork. for orders. 3s Sd:
picked ports. large tonnage. Is iad: cotton 10
Liverpool, per 100 ID. 30c. CHARTERS
British steamer Q 400 tons. transatlantic trade,
one round trip. SIS I'D. deliveries United King
dom or Continent prompt; Italian steamer. 3
4T6 tons. same IS 3D. deliveries Mediterranean,
prompt. British steamer 2.4lo tons, same. trip
across Is delivery Baltimore redelivery
Mediterranean prompt; British steamer. 1850
tons timber. sapelo to the United Kingdom or
Continent lots 3D. prompt: British steamer.
7o3 tons. cotton Gulf TO United Kingdom or
Continent AIS Cd. September: schooner. 531
tons lumber Darien to New York. private
terms: schooner, All tons, same, option Phis-
iciphia; barge 992 tons. lumber. Virgins to
New York or Sound. private terms; schooner.
500 tons coal. Philadelphia to Boston, pr-
vate terms schooner. 46S tons. coal. Philedel-
phia to Portland. private terms; schooner L.
ora tons coal. Philadelphia 10 Portsmouth. SOC: !,
fchooncr 2. $50 tons. soal. Baltimore 10 Bostoa.
private terms schooner. .. 4s2 tols. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
THE CROP MARKETS
Grain Prices All Dec|ine-Cof-
fee Advances Slightly.

The wheat market yesterday was
against holders. although there was not
so much pressure to sell as might have
been expected from the optimistic wealth
er and crop reports and the favorable
harvesting operations in the spring wheat
belt. The close was at net decline for
the day Of NC. Corn prices broke sharply
on liquidation in the September option
which started general selling. The Sep
TENDER option showed decline OF l1sc,
with other months lsQAc down. Oats
were easier under liquidation, losing 80
PC on the day.
Coffee trading was dull and feature
less affair on Saturday, with few orders
and narrow fluctuations, the close show
ing a net gain Of to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
CHICAGO CORN PRICES BREAK
Other Grains and Provisions Also
Show Declines.

Chicago, Aug 23.-Liduidation OF Sep<
TENDER corn, that in the final tradinSI
carried prices OF that option down nearly
&c. was the feature of the grain markets
to-day. AT the close corn prices were
I9Gl7sc net lower. Wheat finished at ~
net decline of lsGAc. oats were down
Ssdiac. and provisions were from PIC to-
l7l5c lower. Wheat dropped with corn, in
spite of reported sales for export of abouE
10000 bushels Improved milling CALI
failed 20 help prices. nor could the bulls
check the downward trend. even under J.
large falling off in primary receipts. The
bears were helped by weather favorable
for harvesting thrashing and marketing
in the spring and for ploughing and seed
ing In the winter wheat belts. Trading In
wheat was comparatively small. corn re-
ceiving the greater part or attention.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
against l217. 900 last year. Seaboard clear
ances of wheat and -four equalled $4,000
bushels. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
NFW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive

TIOI AND MfAlS-Flour inactive anu
uncnarred Spring patents. - 7oHSJ; winter
strairhts 81 2:ydS4 80: winter patents. - 45a
81 ~. spring clears 81 lJnS4 % extra No
winter 81 1898 So; No q 81 t5nt3 20, Kansas
s,raights 81 sOnS. 40: fancy spring patents
S. 5Ods5 RYE F1OCR-Quiet. fair 10 good
So .llfiy3 Is. choice to fancy. 81 S5TS3 81.
CORSMFAIl-steady: kiln dried. 81 %. RAG
MEAT.-Ouiet: fine white and yellow, ~ i'n
a 30. coarse 81 4onyi ~ FEED Western
grui bran 10 arrive. loon sacks. so ~, mid
ding 500 20. four DO. SIS red dog, $50 city
arm bulk s2f 40 sacks. S25. middling, S2i 90
n $40 50: rod dog. t3I 30 oilmeal. S3pd$l.
COFFUE-Atarket apatheuc and traders
uero stilI waiting developments In Brazil.
There appeared few orders either way. and the
total business Amounted TO 1910 bags. open
inc rrlces were unchanged 20 points higher
and fluctuations were very narrow until JUST
al the close whom two prominent operators
showed more ditposition 10 buy. ana the close
was firm ~ 2 to q points net higher. AFTER the
clo,o IL was learned that "a private CAME had
been received from very gooh authority IN
DrazU who said that crop prospects were pc
coming worse and that continued uniavorablc
weather had so weakened the trees thel a
good lowering seemed very improbable. rms
cable vas probably largely instrumental III
causing tho late advance. HaNre closed AT an
ADVANCE OF = franc, while Hamburg was uii-
changed 10 :. pig lower. Rio was STEADY ahI
unchanged. while Santos showed an ADVANCE oi
20 reis for SPOT and an advance or - 10 30
r.is FOR futures. Cost and freight oners were
steady 10 firm. SPOT market was quiet ana un ,
changed with Rio Is quoted at Vac Local
,optrar. nricss.
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,,,r,iess r,ost OF the day. but developed weak
ness a, the close owing to selling by commits
sion houses and in sympathy with corn. PORK
Steady; mess. s23 25asa3 %; family; NJ, W. 90
nm. mess. sIsGsi9. family f2l4$2l; packer.
ttaS, 500. EXTRA Indin mess. t2sds2e DRESSED
IOGs- Steady: bacons. i3Hi3hs' pigs lS.c'
tTTT NEATS-Pickied bellies steady; 10 N.
no 20 m l6r. II n, i6c; picked hams quiet.
i6ilc' TALLIow-Quiet; special: SIC: city
6i,c. country. 6d6.c. LARD-sieady; mid
Gn,,h America II soc; Continent. IL l5c; Bra
iii Kegs 10 Soc: compound quiet. lois4loho.
e'rF a prNE-ou,et. oleo, 10hc; city lard.
l2nc. . 4, .o,-
Ton mad n stimulating influence on cotton OH
snd prices closed unchanged 10 Is points net
higher. There was active eo'n,ins M w. ae 70
positions and comparatively niue PRESSURE ~
sell Local contract prices y,r
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. August %. i

Now luTh' n uk usN ~ I'IO
MISUNDERSTANDING 20 cars. or 5i3 head !:
ali for saughterers. No trade In live
cattle: feeling steady; dressed beef un-
changed in price. Exports. 2Sl cattle TO
London
CALyES-Recslpts. 22l head IL on sale.
Prime stock SOC higher. and sales at sl3 so
per 100 10: culls IS: no buttermilks offered.
Dressed calves steady 10 Arm. City dressed
veais. IsGI9c: country dressed. 13d fsc:
dressed huttermilks. II n 1Sc.
sales-Tobiu g. shannon; 50 veals. lei 10,
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r.nne-s were firm: nno graduated remained at
a 10. Raw very frm and although spot prices
were unchanged holders were asking l-los
above quoted prices No sales on SATURDAY ana
spot prices were 3.ioc for centrliusd.. 80 tol
rr,iscoysdo ami , Sc FOR moasses. In London
beet sugar was dull and lower. August ana
september being quoted at 9s 5i'd and ocio-
nrrnmner ~ Is 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
CURB ECHOES.

The dividend OF % cents declared by
the Silver King Consolidated calls for n
distribution of sl55,0o There are 10000
out of total of 10000 shares outstand-
ing, and the par value is ST. After pay
ment Of dividend. 10000 will remain IN
the treasury. Satisfactory results are be-
ing obtained from the mines OF the COM
pany on all levels.