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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

Is dragging figures Sweet ro.atoe. have arrived
Sy ar nave met o f' HSHs M S SHss 'f ss
ou Hn'A OF tho stock from nearly all sections shows oor
celery held a5o'a, steady bu, Sling Films so~y
irregular quality Tomatoes have p.eny, and 81
,tS PICS have gradually improved Squash and urnps
eng other Je:sey vegetables generally arriving freely and
@ p sa 1fuIss 90 We onh irss pT I rs 81 10
81 ~ do tprsr Jersey round. sasi 90 do long sl@
sT1 s. a7as 80 90 s. string leans per eas*s
Dbl 27g5oc cucumber pickles 100 5o.gs % celery
per dz"n S02jc; erRpan;s. per hh. ;oca>l corn. per
bar IS ' 90 hs acG % Ss l@u a I% e los@q 2
oa'cs per P soA 'T sa u ssr'3 per- PEI 100 '' a.
Russia. per NJ eca7Nc' onions, Connecticut Whit Per
~ s. 23a 8 - do ye.w. 81 5oas? DO red. 81 'oas@ y?
So orange &c, Goqn, Na PEI has gss DO 9w M
E5 81 d. per ' lax s. co. CO.. it- small Tag. 81
pearu,s have net nose'a;H dem1ni , at
,}nsy g c.. d2 ssoH::h ssa
d esa 40 u" r x''S emma 1nG and vr:E at
2S S2oc per ~ Mspl. sagsT DUH ard nominal at as,
II Moderate supply ana at.,4r s~ady cali,'rnis ccu5
Gqpjtd Ct y ls g N sSu4T" ns CO., per s,G'
day or prompt requirements and this ie likely to he tS
protnce hay buyers assured Of an unlimited supply
AND Trey are no; Gmpr , 70 1' W. T9 ay
later aong ga lay Is n1 ,nger actor IN ne "Ir
preference gaining for former article Receipts thus
far have been Of good REASONABLE bulk and whe they
feoef II is indicated that nearby shprrs NA shortly
?i' iuI supplies on i'is am ad)'cent seanO'si n''n
nri II he inferred from Interior accounts mat So"
Icrscy growers well equ'ppci 90 furnish fun
attractive cfernrs with ill needed scatiress. still ms
reed not dishearcn some me shippers.
for hay un1uesiil na.y sell reiiis ms seas
ard New Workers concerned ihe best c!s
means The mos, noney We quote ray.crcp 1874 prime
G5GG7isc per 100 n No l. google. No ? 5"i3Ic. 30
g. I22 Heated lots otherwise ont Of con0l
quoted above 3Oc Offerings under these eF@a"s
are much o. buyers oDiior and that does reveal an
Instructive rate In a general way e. be said TIE
good 20 lest has pretty well defined range ~
70, Csc. then a Gif,e! buyer gets iarea."
SOC for ~ the heated or otherwise out ~ con
here
better rates than have ruled month Good -
best long 49G2Sc. The receipts ~ hay All fia"
az reported the Produce ENchanr, ~ noe To-
DAY Hudson River Railroad. 20, Erie zoo ftrn-
so Delaware. Lachawanra and western. ~
w., Srore 90 I%high valley lGo: Railroad Z
New Jersey 10, boats 90 total. ljo tons. r.
CENTS Of straw tons Recesis u hay and straw at
=. ANN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug 30 3:45 D. m.-Exchange-Coene.
wheaspot No red Western winter steady q .a SS
mixed spot new steady IS Id; August nominal: sep
tember steady. IS Id October steady. 81 lAd Flour
81 Louis fancy winter dull IS 81. Hops at Loncon
Pacinc COAST dull f29f. Beef1EStra India mess hrr
C5s prime mess firm. SIS ca. Pork-Prime mses. nns
western. arla SIS 81: prime mess. medium Western
firm ASS ad hamsshort cut "a TO 10 10 easy Ss' ~, M
20 10 "a No. steady. 32s Cd long clear mddes, light %
to IS 10 steady 3Os long clear niddles heavy W 70 ~
n steady Cd short clear backs 10 20 Is To- STEADY
23s 81: Gear bellies a 10 rs ~ steady. 3Ss shouicers
Square IL to IA 10 steady. 24s 3D. IardPrime
dull 26s ID Cheese-American finest white steady. as
ca do coored nrm 3ss Cd Tallow-Prme city isteaay'
lbs ca Cottonseed oil-IAverpool refined DUH Dos "a.
Turpentine-spri,s steady. 2is Cd Rosn-commoo
steady. IS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

ceipts as bales shipments q bales sales 2S' os''
stock, 3, 706 bales. -
Norfolk. Aug aOcoton dull middlins o*c iow m'o
ding 5 3-l6c; good ordinary. 4hc recepts ~ oeee.
new exports coastws 8i4 bales sales II bales; "ock
1901 bales.
st. Louis. Aug 3oCoton quiet niddlins I-.oc "a
miadling 1-l6c good ordinary. l5-l6c: Shipment" '>
bales; sales 2j7 bales; stock. 25.46o bales.
Baltimore Aug 10 Cotton nominal; middlins DC: iow
mlddiing 9-isc good ordinary 4%c exports coaswse'
1909 bales; stock. 1909 bales
Charleston. Aug aO-Cotton quiet: middiing DC: az
ccpts 1871 bales all exports 70 Great braih' 0A'
bales: coastwise IS bales: stock. 1888 bales
Louisville Aug 3o-Cotton quiet: middlins. bs-i6c.
wilmington. Aug 30.-Cotton dull; middlins. o*c; ~
cepts. 10 bales stock 8.0l4 bales
cincinnati Aug 3O-Cotton quiet; middlins; &c; iow
ddlIng SIC good ordinary. SIC; receipts. 257 bales;
shipments. 1856 bales, stock 103O1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New York. August -. l>?s
COFFEE-I, was another day OF small things IN ne
market for coffee futures At TO tine mohsh''t 'n"
session did speculation reach sernhlancH - oi 1--WE
activity nor dil nuciuation. Gcrel p'fiNr 'snns '
Wv ne other Despite weak IN foreign new"
broader movement Brazilian ports than IN one rh
and an absence q outside support IN" market 'i'h"i
steady with prices unchanged 20 points lower l'ini
from spot coffee firms ard tired shorts sent Prices ny
r,lns Shortly after the call after which me WAif'
ie-are Alnos, fiat trades being few ana iar tel"''i
sl.,lt - last nights fna! tf.f's SEEING
us cberLad by recovery part - an "At'
decline AZ HAVE ana from the street ihd' 90
mad fhe increase Inc Il".H't
closed dull with prices unchanged 10 points net Hl-'i
Total sales - futures limited 70 iJb i'gs, WEI tF
,r,ted through the list The market Tor spot RAJ Ian
coffee was steady all DAY. with a moderate iAd" ih
roess in invoice and jobtng parcels about 30 the hat
81 6S 0Gic ~ RIO The li~r los rpi'ons 'ti'
in for rather at,ea'ion. and show
s'ros q coffee IN The n'f
Ststes other than Brazilian shows falling - ~ over
10 90 haas AZ compared with the time week AZ
he a.tuai figures being 2s5921 tass. AGAINST - ~.
-. -, T,,--d,, includes -
bas, AZ 81 5s6 bags at San Francisco ana S'"
fhe range u contract price. the local market to-day
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston Aug 80 Cotton steady: miidling. 7-l6c:
low middng lice. good ordinary il-i6c: receipts
100 bales all shipments l.o4s bales sales 23l
bales; stock. 3.ij5 bnlcs
Mobile. Aug 3o--Cotton nominal; mldding 5 5-l6c;
low mddng 1866; good ordinary. +l.c. receipts IS
bales all new: stock. 1885 bales.
Savannah. Aug 3o.-Cotton dull: middlng. SIC: low
middling - 6c receipts i0i3ot bales. new; exports
coaswse 2aD bales sales. 33i bales; stock 9295 bales
New-Orleans Aug. 3o.-Cotton quiet; middlng CSC:
low mddng 47sc: good ordinary. 5-i6c receipts a3i
bales exports coastwse 50 bales sales 500 bales stock
590li bales
Galveston. Aug. 3o-Cotton steady middllng Ice:
low mldiing Lido; good ordinary ll-l6c: receipts
D12 bales. all new sales. S. bales stock. 1862? bales
Memphis Aug 30-Coton quiet. midilns 5sc; low
mddinS. 1876. good ordinary, Tide: receipts, 10
bales shipments. 40 bales sales 30 bales stock lsoSS
bales
Augusta, Aug 30--Cotton steady: middlinS. ONO; re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. August 80. 1898
or i9s head including consigned direct TO slausn-
and fr the market No srads ., AZ 7iss
So n for Inferior to chTSs nn' steers sdss at TO
ans LvsrpSo cables guo,ea IONS selling at 2c refrser
higher sas m The , Cy%1 ns,x s.sS
Son ana ID, na.on CITY to
Bristol. ico cattle for Prchard Moore Co. To m,r-
the America will carry TO London s4 cattle ior me
Liverpool 24GO quarters tor Easmans Company:
sale,-Andrew Mullen date yeSerdsX' bulls 70 sS'
George Dtienback 'Iae yesterday) bulls Gs5 ~ 3, g.
IL T Hos i bulls gs' $50 at II 81 so o.
calvesReceips mainly late Monday were e:5 head or
feeling was rstcd seadv and sold
leo H. srasscrs snd baermiEs sod a; sias4 so fed
calves 1895 Of common Western calves at
dressed steady G'saic dressed srassers and butter
5,ies"H IT. Hollis IS veals few butterm!ks). III 10.
n, 81 per 100 ~ fei caves i93 H. at ST. bat,e,nls;
s. So 20 d S ieo at" a, s. less s. on the M r.
At s. - ~ DO ~ ~ q 10 S;,I 10 do 70 o a, a. = d
Sut t.. 2io n at 81 10: - 2l H. a. 81 q
10 II 81 9: e0 cart. V ssa e ~. at s. also
erday . veais. 2 10. at s. - do. 2oI IT, At sd Jed
s!ss r's" sTS@ IA %. 10 n at $: g
Gas y:isras e. 60 yf & at re e. r. at
a "a >, a. s. r. ' at ave. 235 r. at @ a srassers
and b,te%iIts maea si5 ' - e. s. % veal, ,oc n
81 ~ 80 crassers huttcrnilks Onixcd 232 N. at
3 JaaG Csc ;sF'i w we 81 CAVES 80 n at
SHEEP AND LhMBs-Reccipts ic-lay We're 1914 cars
or 4 Io head. including consigned direct TO city
butchers and 49, frr ihe market. and counting
tho stock held yesterday there IGN cars on
sale sheep were in fair demand and steady; good %
choice lar'te iOc hirher common AMI medium grades
AZ carlonas ~ stock held over Ordinary
n ne sheep sold 60 lO0sl - per 100 NJ inferior 70
oholc. lamb. At s. 5OdsG 81 Dressed mutton steady at
Gasisc por n; dressed lambs slow nj I0Iuo ouo
sales " Collins: 300 Virginia lambs. - 10 averase
A. 90 per 100 n: Gi4 10 at SO; I2 STATE 10 %
", state sheep md cull lambs linked - ID at
e. 20 2 bucks lSe u ~ s3 90 ~
s ruld & 90: 2l5 Kertucky lambs q n at go ., 10
,oo \, NJ 81 ~. II DO 9S N AZ - o.. ,
newton & CO.: cGo Virginia lambs. 60 H. at s0 "a 90
'vrpberson & Co.: 2si Virginia lambs 52ia 70. at
II Hollis da,a Yesterday: Is State lambs . n ut
sc ioi state sheep i03 10 at 81 so; do 100 10 al
b Harrington date yesterday: 80 State lambs 10 10
81 % 49,. .s.,.,,. - c,ats lambs
"a y, n, go % I sheep. l23 n. al 81 10 .
today q cars or ~ nean IN
cndlny about a carload for the market Feeling stendy;
and ord nary choice hogs were quoted at - -'1s y"
"a aeckoad OF coarse Western hogs were sold late yes
Tor country dressed in light eupply and du al
5gsi4c por n FOR MEDIUM to light weights - -,
sales 4 Lamb date Yesterday; ~ state hogs ~
N AZ 81 per 100 n; 60 do III 10 at % 49, -" 90;
A. S. ~ ls7 pigs 100 10 at 81 30 roughs 32'
r " Hume & Bro date Yesterday: 80 state hogs. IL
N at So l32 d. Is9 N 81 80 do. 200 ~ at 81 80
Indd & Co date yesterday 90 Western hogs. coarse
Andrew Mullen yesterday, 10 State hogs. ila n
at 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

COTTON Apahy re,gneh supreme Throughout to-day
r,ves, rerhaps IN come weeke opened cu'
with prices points lower subsequently, recovered th'
loss on light local support and - he rest Of ne sssn
o'hcr The close quiet with PRICE 70 points net
a,'. ~. ~ ,.n,,a,ed .o,crn selling oriers were
sponsihe fo early decline while the reaction was due
nro,pect. 81 radical change specuatively otherw*
in the near future The market ehowed sorr siFns ni
,sav.rinx ear In the afternoon under half hearted Of
,Jr, on the tsIi % crowd led by the representa-
tive Of n prominent philadelphia hrfn som OF ne
seer, soon fecane buyers scalpc-s operated IN In
different on both sides ~ the account enc" ''e'
lievng thu, the probabilities Of epiemc . he dreaded
dscas" were roino'. ana n.t 70 ." o3.srr ; ana.
nr, ,r hnan moro or ;rss generally ooteI Tho
outside frecuat'y, publ, continued to hoii aof nn
An lnt,r dating eaer, white hearing - the
professional oeirent has been anything nt s'inlnr'f
The few sales European account early m 'hs Day w,e
ton IN the Southern markets
The weather bulletin p,ed eaiiy IN ne aay on
ton II reported continued rains over ne eastern V
Of cotton belt during N" lss, %~ntyt ur h"u.S'
20: ~ SAVANNA %, ana n niSo,qrry ~
sana was soen % 10 SIN suffering from dr1uth PT'a'"
depn,chrs claimed some nelds + the Cafonas and 'eo
Ella had Iern almost Crowned oar ty the c1ntnn ~,
rains and tia, Tho ran; IN that Pcction was IN bed
way The Official weekly Government weather rel'tt
cc.ved Telegraph earlY In the Afternoon wa haruy
has unfav nrab,e u cotton. efpecmy over '
part Of the portion ~ the cotton bet wne'r
las surer.d I'm heavy which have hem cont inu
Gus for les month causing ru-' 'hrHnre hrlr t''
rapid growth =: STALK. In portiona ~ Nfth aroma .n
over tie par, - -" region CONDITIONS ~ ne
la, week iccn "~'" 'rvo'f sri iAe ',rn - IN
proved TeGLfses Missouri nnf porfions NJ s-lsipp
and Arkansas ha~ AIS, improved In Central ana
northern Tezas but Insects are causing ssnase N @G
Sr.n the and southern portions ~ me s'htc
picking heconing general in the norihern potion ssv
ire 81 contract prices In The ."tai nh'' 70 my
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

HEMP ANp JUTTt-Market was quiet Win rr'" me-, nlos
or Logs nominal Prices quoted as folo"S ~,
&c, Manila hemp. shipment. United Kingdom tt".a''
,isa spot 7u7'.c ssai shipment 1910: Jue- sp'
.isG2.c ute shipment. NJ. double triangle ana eluAi
2sc. tnc shipment ?. 3'.c. juie butts hP -, pfp.
quality -. ute butts. shipment paper quality "a s''
luie butts mixing. l'.c. jute butts haffih. hvl'Ns',
v.ifn prices generally unchanged ana tone OF naikl
steady city slauahters quiet. but STEADY iiteS
are - follows California 49, selected IN BONG Mata
y,,r.s iGc TfuNilo i5diJisc. Orinoco. lIc. Iampco
re. iosota Contra: American l''sHlr Nef" .Tu@
i54,, Puerto Cabelo. la Guayra nnd Aiachs' w.
pav,a I34c Iobl-co. it.c. Rio tiachc dry ana peH'i
ni, ana Laredo ia Paya and Progress nc Mann
nam and Pcrnambuco. l@c Bahia lc Marnchh' ~ =
s,Vara and Mat. moras l2c Texas. l21sc CITY shugh-
, rn,i,e steers lllWlic. butt brands l0qlo'tc' sde
slaughter native steers. lOisuilc. COW. o+.c. bull 'c
IiER--There was fair demand from manui3 nae,
urers hut expert inquiry not mlsk anu Prices WI, W.
,d. nne 10 the market. with full prices quoted Prices
slnvy Iemlok non-ncii fret selection ipu2lc teconds
isisayO. thirds 170isc. acid FIRST selection lo7g.l
lrc union backs 20. middle backs .Si-'c miuds
hcnvg asc seco-ds heavy. 28J2Ic: thirds. 2ta?c Hsn,
backs cow .9c seconds 2'c: bellies. la3IIo'.S o, ~"
1s.s.i tacks s2433c: seconds 30l3lc thirds. 2sg-o
belize i71 4isc. betting butts. 3:13oc Texas OAK so'e'
-M0IassEs AND sYRrPS-Bu.incss at complete
limitations follow New-Oreans centrifugal common 81
ar ianl5s: good io4i.e prime si 90: SSs
pa zoe. prime 3lq32c. choice 32G3c Porto Rico ga
~, .yiups common lUTi2c: fair. iiVjc good iOnic'
rrime isp 10c. fancy. 10. ,,-.,. ,-.r
uar'iy to-day some departments in fact; developing
si,iye weakness under liberal offerings and scarcity OF
.eer, All departments lacked ACTIVITY. a; the CLOSE
tue Metal EXCELLENCE called pig ron warrants quiet ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 80 Trade in cattle today was SOW ano
l,ci,.J ., weakness for native and range
steers on the decline was inconsferaos choice
s,eo-s 81 ooTs5 medium. - o5dS - beef steers
iSTsi AMI feeders. s3ISi 20 bulls >! i"N
20 cows AMI heifors 81 G0GSi ~ calves. SiuSI West
ern r,n,ers S2Hsi 10 fsd 81 l0gS5 -;
Tsxans 81 5oGs5 ~ The demand for hogs was AIRY
active a, steady prices fair choice ~ s'nSl % pack
.rs S2GSGs3 80 butchers 81 7oGSi %. mixed 81 7oq
81 97l light ~ G54i4 l2a pigs. S3dS3 20 Inc supply
~ shHer w,s well unchanged prices fat sheep
81 Sgs, 90 ewes 90 50qsi o. lambs s. 1890 Receipts
cate head. hogs. 10000. sheep. 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
NAVAL STORES.

A, advance q -fourths ~ cent In the price oi
.,i,, ,trreutine easily the feature OF me nhvh
"re market AT his point 10 day The Improvement wNs
,.i. svrnpathriic one Savannah having made sharp
,,tr1 Demand fairly good In the Local market AZ
~, close with the feeling quite firm Nosin was aiso
o"s sctiye and very steady. but not auoably nsher
r. and pitch about steady. but business TOT the
-, M, was confined TO a peidns trade QUO
tations follow. $1,000 .,ro
TAR-Reeul,rs 81 so. oil bbls. 81 10.
PITCH-Sl 50
sPIRiTS Tr-RPENTINE- 29is G3oc ..
TToStHHcrmnlon 10 good strained. 81 30Gfi 81: f..
81 a.. F. 81 %: o. 81 65: H. - TO- 81 10; X. 81 SO;
II 81 IS y So 90: W q. So 10. " W. ~ 10
STOCK on HAND.
~, Observation-Disclosures. 44.ti4 bhls.
Sn,ri.s ,,,rn.-,tne .................... COZ bbls
IT, ~ 49, observation-disclosures. 1.0l0 bbls.
Savannah Ga Aug 3o-spirits turpentine firm. 2I'sc
sales 035 bbls receipts 1890 bbls Rosn firm and un-
changed. sales, 2,is7 bbls, receipts 1884 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

pvERrIsEMENTs and :ubscsip's%ns ios .a nrosn%ay
81 door north s,,t-s until SeoSs az regular
msn' rs sses Until O'clock p M Via 2Ss ava
once osss Is: 9th is.h-st Macy. icS
Me- s2a-s, 6hs .. nss .s si,iIs s
a. ave- between 10th and nth sta: lozS sa-svs "a,
Sst-st LOS ,st-ave near ssshs' o az, Mesei.rst;
e e. Sss go East io2i adsvs; 2oe2 sd-sv&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

soot cotton the local marke. clo.ed steanN, VIZ
l,rrba-rel ?reis - ONO for fnildinr. "
co ~ r,,adpnr Gulf compared with a" and SIG
rsnactiy.,v last To'fl sncs -: l:''s Naes NJ,
er.t oA,ior Southern r,arke's, niid'hne
80 "a .,s orciai'v r,n"ri"l nv r?ocl,' Hs.a'ch'S W
orr rrchsng. AZ follows: Hew asis' -: M M
~. arinaI Eide Savannnh dnli, o. l.iM o~r wi
r. ,-,rfoIr fu'I 5~". s.es. = "a! - y,fi",.e nm
mai &C. Aasu.a steady. b%c saee .'' pa'ss ." NU''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

quiet s7-iec: sales o57 bales Memphis quiet. SIC;
Gales 20 bales. -.
The export movement far this season has been as
Great Britain. Frapce Continent
re'hi 20 aa a} , '''''''' doco 80 1i?a
since September l...... 629 IA sl6i 3V"'''"
Receipts at the ports points today com
parel With .Ae same day Inst week md last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

90 -TurrcntIne firm at 26Hc.

Charleston. s. c.. Aug so.-Turpentine hrn at 2ohc'
Rosin firm. unchanged - .,,. ......,. err,
wilmington " c. Aug 3o.spirits turpenn e, ntm,
2GH @27hc receipts Il casks Ros,n nr' 10 81 GO and
81 co. receipts 70 bbls steady. 81 TO- receipts ll9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

There Is movement IN foot 70 make SATURDAY. s'p
ter te- a holiday far the C;ee ENchans~ rs en-"
earned The FAC q the other Exchanges are
also contemplating such mov~ ADDS - me h'ih'H ~
the Coffee Exchange closing on thai faN
Foreign coffee Markets Santos core" market GI''.
cod average Santos 5000 receipts fo 'wo DAYS. "2
fars stock. Hamburg g. zee u1fHf' N,f li
j. pfg higher ." p e. lfg NJ mfhef fn"S U.s.
oc isxs HAVE opened stea " ard frtrc
Iov-er. A. IL IT quic, ard unchanged. a. " g. ~'~fif
higher oihe- mon - ;. fAic hlIh'' H''
SCiaL sn-es laMAM kag.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
Ortan 5Iedmers.

NORTG1 GlgBMAN 00OWWo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
souTuAMPToN; LONDON, BREMEN. An
Trave Tu sept 81 10 AN. Kais. W. q. Oct. lilo M
X Friedrich Sep q. 10 AN. Trave .Tu. Oct r. 10 ALL
Kaiser VIM. lei Crosse, Tu., Sept ID. 10 a. NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN.
Friedrich der Crosss Thursday Sept. l. noon
Barharossa ................. Thursday Sept .. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA . a,
rusa. .... Sept 3. II AN. Vera. Sept, i! II AZ
Aler. Sept 10, II An Ems Sept ~ IL IN"
oFLRTcIiS & co. . BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

Ro-Co~ee rnarke bnfe,y steady. 80 RIO $40. *
change. 1924 receipts for Two DAYS. 2N'~ bags
cleared for the United states. 500" bay. c."ai"i ~
Europe 1000 bnFs. stock. $4,000 bags
The statistical position 81 BraZ coffee ia ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
CONDENSED

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average recelrts ~ M.
and cream AZ the different railroad distributing points n
and near the city the week have teen as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
COMMANDMENTS asANEAM SERVICE

tNoRrucrRMAN .HAMBURG-AMERIcAN
IIOyD LINE.
Express steamers from New York
to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa. ~ =. O..
"a Victoria Nov II AN taller NOV 70 II ~
tKasr VIII Ncv.12 II AN tEms. Dec g. J! a.
.F Bsm'ck Nov 49, II A. "a Victoria. Dec TO- II An
Aso steamers for Alexandria. Egypt, in jan ana REQ.
Return tickets available for tire steamers OF etner ns
from Naples. Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Lon
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBCRG-AMERIcAN
OELRICHS e CO.. Agents. LINZ, -,
BOWLING CIR. " Y. 81 BROADWAY ~. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

ElN0NE STEMmSM0P GW.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad and steamship line: 70 an
summer resorts S "Horato Hail. new and Man
Sst,an leave pier No ss E. r. Of Market Street,
every tuesday Thursday. and Saturday. at p ~.
Atted with modern Improvement for the
comfort and convenience Of passengers Ticket ofncee
No 273 Broadway Chambers Street. and the General
Omcs No DO South Street.
o Yfop .TrO HALL. q r. A. No 222 South Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

DIED D LINE.
~ For Ia Guayra Puerto Cabeio. Curacao ana AaSe"
caiho Via Curacao-CaIling also at Porto RICO
~ From Roberts Pier. B:ook,yn. A.. -
g. O. 11 Ep,r phi Thursday seps
These steamers have superior Recommendations "
senssrs por,IroN BLISS 4 DALLErr
General Managers. iS5 Front -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

a. NEW -YoRK-.oUEE NsTowII-LIvERPooL
Tsu,onie sS, 81 noon noon dsmTe Oct
Maiesc. Sept i. noon Britannia Oct. s. mon
saloon rates cymric. ?es mp: oermanic Bri'snn,sS
TSrd class on Cvmric Germanc and Britannia.
s5s 90 on Majestic and Teutonc $273o. Revenue tag
additional $500. . $4,000, ,,,,.r,.,,,, .r,,v a.
f0' WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No 4s North River. once Broadway N. =.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-06
SAVED FROM DEATH.
a Venturesoine Traveller Dragged from
under the MneeIs nf a Train.

a Fenturosoins Traveller Dragged From
Under the NhecIs nf Train.
at the II, W ,S d. station, Saturday
morning, as the 10. l3 northbound ex-
press was about to depart, a man ap-
parently about 40 years of age, and ap-
parently under the influence of liquor,
attempted 10 board tho train, He missed
his hold and fell. hut was quickly
caught by Station Master Thomas B.
Brison, and safely drawn away from
what seemed to be sure death beneath
tho wheels of the moving cars.
The man was taken to the brake
mems room and kept until the arrival
Of the next train, when he was sent to
Philadelphis. "
The rescue was prompt-and daring,
and was que to the careful oversight
always maintained by Mr.. Brison upon
the arrival and departure of trains
The man gave his name as Walter ..
Kelton of 221G South Fifteenth street,
Philadelphia. When he tried to board
the car the train was going at a fair
rate Of speed, and he was thrown almost
under the trucks of the car behind
him. Col. Brison, seeing his dangerous
predicaneut, sprang forward, and by d
mighty effort drew him from his place
of danger.
The spectators who saw the exciting
even held their breath IN horror, ex-
petting to sea the man ground to death.
Col Brisun was warmly congratulated
upon his brave rescue, hut received all
comments modestly.