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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Orleans. Aug l7-co,ton QUIET, middiins;
bales: sales 900 bales. stock. i3o. 200 bales
Memphis, Aug l7coon quiet Ti4dIng s.cs,I Isoi
hale. shipments 400 bales sser $50 bales: stock $3.50
bales -.
baltimore Aug i7-Cot,on nominal mlddlins. sac
to- rii,irx q / lsc good ordinary 7-l6c gross re-
ceIp,s Isl bales exports ooastwse. 1900 bales STOCK
7s7 bales
G,,yes,op Aug l7-Co,,on quiet. mddng LIS;
low mllfIing Sac. good ordinary fSc receipts M
bales. stock. 1910 bales
Savannah Aug i7.--Cotton quiet. middling. 5se low
r4ing Sc god ordinary 3.c receipts. - bales SAFES
50 bales. stock. II. 233 halee
&, Louis Aug iT-Cotton quiet mtdns SAC, low
rotdng S3-iGc good ordinary l-18c. net receipts
"a bsle,. gros. 81 bales. shipments 81 bales stock
CT, 10 talsG
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r1.nnprAN PRoprcE MARKET.

rJysrnool Aug II .. m.-C1osing Wheat. No 2
red Western Winter hrm. Sc ahd; DO s.-qusy. Sc ID
No ret Northern spring firm 6s II, No California,
90 Ildd6s ia Corn American mixed tpo new STEADY
rs sA.d 40 old easy 81 ~. futures steady September
a. alI october Is I'D November, b Aid Flour, 81
T0ui. fancy winter Arm Is ~ Butter, United states
n,ss, .2s. A, god 7Os Petroleum. 6ld Peas Canadian
~ "a TsiSN prime city PAS. Australian In London.
~, a. Reef extra India mess steady COS prime mess
steadv 65s Pork prime Western nr1n 5Os Larl
Amercan rehntd IN pals steady. 2ss prime s ~
"a Hams short cut. II 70 IN ID
.,..Hy s2s Bscons Cumberland cut Is 70 30 10 nrrn.
AZ. short rib Is 10 ~ 10 nrm 32s long clear middles
sb, so ~ 35 n, firm long clear mddes. heavy. -
r. 80 ~ firm 32s 81 short clear backs IL to 10 10 htin
als clear bellies II % IL n hrIn 3os "a sn0u a.
white Arm AIS Cd do colored nrm. lss 81 Tnrpentin-
shirts firm 37s 3D. Rosin common nrm. 4s
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LEHsCH VALLEY.

eatlOns foot OF Sd Cortanit and Ut7bfV'S'' See@
X Il. Ferries
Time West d Street Ohe figure 5r oser rsiss
daily sunday leaves 6a5. sunday leaves ID suna'y
t.6.5J ? 90 NJ. Local FOR EA2IoN FANS ard
.r5I eS rs AZ For BUFFALO, NlA'yAftA falls anu
West principal local points Paror and pn''s care 'OH
t.ft * - 90 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND ~
PRESS" HanGsomcst train IN ihe Mor ,hh siesneys
Due Iuralo ODnscthg VITA through oeepe's
10 Detroit aad Chicago Dining vic. "a carte >,rou
.fIa5 4 .OOP NJ For WiLkt~BAHhE, S'haNi,oNs
t.3 los Coal BRANCHES and inteTmT9s'e p'n''
+.t'f1 S10 N Local for MAUCH CHUNK
+.E IA E'J0P Local Express fof EASTON
.5i5 XII. For Bunalo sid points west iHOusn
s'esphS Css ~ Erpress FOR BUFFALO and TORONTO
Car .sengers carried
.1Oo5 d. 20 Up " ForITHACA, ROCHES lEr bI FAbo
and Nest Sipeping Cars 70 Chicago. 1880,
sunday 80 a. jan IS 2s0 - TO- 4a . y aud 80 p
Tickets and pullman accommodations At ~ % ~ ~ W
t2Si Proatwav % Union Square West 5 Columbus Ave- =
So Fulton s. Bdwy and AnneA ss9n Bo0sy
Transfer will call for and check baggage from o'ei VI
resid ence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-1OTk,
coFFEE-speculstors continued 10 hsht shy Q. 2 S
nj, carsA futures There little covering to-day
Slan and me market at time showed gain on
e transactions the closing bids OF Yesterday 70 te
sxtsn n points Generally speaking. however me ma
vi scarcely varied from yesterdays closing plce1 et.
opening steady anc unchanged The!e was
features to promote activity.
III ne Fropean and Brazilian cables reported unchanged
go Gov cofee Rio and Santos reported less ef
isrsye though still heavy movement or new oohee ana
warehouse deliveries In this country were ony inoGeiae
esIes an the openng call $50 bags up 10 IL NJ
o5O hays and for the entire session l2oV oegs WIN
- arEet finally steady net unchanged prices spot
t cof,ea In the open market ruled dull and nominal
~ ~. basis Of former prices No T. RIO invoice lots
nae and jobbing parcels SAC. So, -. .. ,a,
The range Of CONTRACT p'i0e~ III '"' i ~
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug. i!;ospring wheat, active inquiry, 10 /
northern spot IIAa77hc: No Northern. 73sc. Winter
wheat dull: No white and No red. re track Corn
nrner; No 2 yellow, 87a37 .c: No yellow. 3eag31c:
No corn, 36laa36Ac; No corn, 36q365.c. Oats Arm;
No white. 25e No white. 2ic No white. 23c; No 2
mixed, 23lac; No mixed. 23c Rye-No 2. on track.
quoted at 57'sc. Caral freights steady Flour Arm
Cineinnetl Aug li-Fiour nrmer Wheat stronger:
NO red. Tic. Com dull No . mixed 32s q33c. oats
dull: No mixed. Dc Rye quiet No 5eG57c. Butter
hrm. Sugar steady Eggs firm. iOc Cheese firm.
st. Louis. Aug l7.-Wheat-No red. cash TIC; Sep
TENDER 7lhc. December 74hc: Me- 7bho: No hard.
esdiOc Com-No cash. ale. 8 TENDER. 3ohc; De
cenber. 26sc; May 27&c higher. No cash PIC:
September. q &c; No white 2sd2slsc
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE leading features ranged as fol-
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11,.rnrnnL COTTON MARKET.

t,y.rrool Aux II a m -Cotton--s pot-Limited de-
m4ni price. LIN lover American mldtass 'l oT
niftlinr 3 32d good ordinary l-S2d; ordinary
32i The saes OF day 1000 bales; OF when
$50 bales American Receipts. 1000 bales ineludlns
go bales American. Futures opened qH't "a sIa
.,sadv American iniddling. August, 2i-tid buy
~ August and ssp,ernbet 2o-64d sellers. sepembe'
80 O~iDhar is-eif3 10 ed sellers October and No
veu,her iT-S4d value Novemeeran nj December 1911
sellers December and January l664d sellers Ianuaty
80 rebruarv Z ss4d sellers; February ara March.
ia "a "a iT-6id buyers: Marrh and April lI-ot !,
~ Cd .eIsrs Anil and May 1854 sellers May and
yune s4F3 1854 buyers: June and July. 1860
on a sster
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN Ry

l.als leave foot OF Y 42d 81. as ioO"s 20 HH1'ss
ea.Iler Franklin ST.: , . $780,
T.SS A. M.-Day Express for all stations 20 os~eso.
1 I'D Connections for Lakes Mohonk Minne~asHs'
ard Kiamesha. Paror
AL A. M.-Mountain Express to Elenville. Nberty.
S.lC and intermediate stations. Lake kiSmesha, and
White Lake. Parlor
.0n r. NJ. Saturdays only)-Stations 20 Ellenvlle.
l'UU Rockland. Lake Kiamesha. and White Lax@
Parior -
Oh y. M.-vestibule Limited. Stations Ellenyl.s.
Ola Rockland, Lakes Mohonk Mlnnewaska, kiA-
mesha, and White Lake. Paror cars
N.1S r. VI. Franklin ST. 5:45 r. M)--ro Chicago
O.lC daily Stops at MidetOwn. Liberty. I. Manor.
Walton Norwich. Oneida Oswego Niagara Falls. Wag-
Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car Seats free) through
10 chicago via Wabash.
THICK cts AND PARIOR CAR SEATS At 81 Broa1-
i way N. Y y Transfer Co. checks baggage
rom residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

spring wheat territory had DELAYED threshing rom s
to four days. duplicated the case OF oregon ana
ington for the Cncer these ereuhs's0e
the market held firm 70 within nfeen minute ~
the close when demand from shorts was party VIII =
and prices eased Of from top point, Closing ho"eVeI
izc higher. The Paris markets. responded 10 LlhI
POOLS strength with advance Of bq2D points IN VIVA
and -four but the Antwerp market closed = franc io~eI
The movement OF wheat at primary points ths WEEK na
shown about 375 bush decrease AT the same tHs
there has been reduction OF similar amount N seaUoao
clesrances Quotations OF each wheat ahoal pas
follows: No red, 7sisc spoi 10 NoIthern Du
luth sO%c to arrive; No Northern Duluth. I5tc So
No hard Duluth. s7ise spot No req elevator pr
.CORN-Bull influences pedominated to-day ano aa-
vanced corn AQhc, with the close about steacy al
shade decline from point Of tie session There was
understood 70 he heavy short interest In May contracts
but with help fine crop prospects bears managed
prevent any although falling 10 counterac'
the OF further big clearances and export
tion, The upurn wheat was also IN influence OF IN
portance. At all ports sales TO exporters lsaened &
loads C1earances for the week got within 2OooW push
to-day OF the enormous totals attained during the
GUS week Liverpool quotations closed partly 80 net
higher No was quoted S5ze elevator Sse dey
cred and 3s%c af0at. OATS-There was NIUE
feature 10 this market the export demand ABSORB
ine $50 all ports No oats closed Zoiaei No
r oats 26o: No 2 white. 2Sc; No white. &c track
mixed 2Ga2sc track white. 2eQ33c; No white clpped
2po . RYE-Market easy; No Western. 60c o b anoat
No Western 69ic spot: state rye S5c. NeW-foTk
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urda'' o"'y utRIEM DIVISION.

e,2 NJ and ass p NJ Daily except Sunday -
Pittsheld; sundays only at 20 NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintseh Light Ina. -
Ticket Offices POI. Alb and l2i1 RroaSWs' =
Union So W., 235 Columbus Ave 81 West i2stn Pa
fosth and stations. New York, o3S ana ~
FS, y s., and i04 broadway r. D. Brooklyn. So.
Telephone '279O Thirty-eghth Street, for New iofx
Central CAB Service. Baggage checked from hotei or
residence by Westcott Express Company -.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York. South Ferry Whtehall Ierminsp ana
foot Liberty Time shown Is from south ferS'
Leave Liberty minutes later ,s,
'Daiy tExcept sunday.
CHICAGO q 30 a. m. Liberty street oniy). 'i25 p m
and 'l2. 10 night. -. IL, SO
pcIINcINN4ri ST. LOUIS. 1855 a. m. '5oa .. -
ROYAL blue TRAINS, on,,...
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE fIoo, 'soS ,D Di'
eli % pnep; tl2S p m Dineo Train ' pinsr}
.4S5 Cpiaer, $3.50 p. m. DineD and 'l2lo night
All trains are illu minated with Pintsch Light.
ofices: Ils I72 2s 49, 1854 Broadway - Union ~
W i27 Bowery, n Y: 800 Fulton ST., $50 Graham ave.
brooklyn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Sagsass
checked from hotel residence TO destination
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
CATSKILL.

VIA CATSKILL.
To all Points Oh CATSkILL MOUNTAIN, OTIS ana
NEW TANNERSVILILE RAILWAYS. making direct con-
nections with New York Central trains leaving ~ q
II 40 and and with West Shore trains leaving At iLSo
and 3s5. 80 -, ,,... r..
Also Direct connections with the Hudson RIVER DAY
Boats and the Caskill Evening Line.
Reduced Excursion good for the season
THE DETROIT SPECIAL. the New York Central.
leaving at 4 P. NJ DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY. With
Parlor ana Dining Cars affords the SHORTEST. most
expeditions and convenient way OF reaching the Hotel
Kaster skill. Mountain House; Laurel House Antsrs
Parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

CorroN-ousde speculative interest in cottr shove.
suhsjdine tendency Yet there was hesVy utos ~ NV
staple again to-day and the market was sun very ont.
me f-s call developed a weak feeling with prices pi.s
tigbsr m 4 nointe lower the general rnarKet
sh5ved decline Of SOS points Liquidation being ue
S.nss following unsatisfactory cables and Iack ..
entinued outside speculative support The market raiea
iat.r on unsatisfactory weather conditions IN ts coI
S it being feared that insufficient rain had taien aa
that lasting benefit TO the erop Soua p Tbs tsc hat
the weather continues very not az Wen a. "a
csher narts OF Southwest, added 70 me
q the bear contingent in connection with t;e iac ts
NJ rsins are indicated by the Government lTecas9
% circular has sidetracked for more
isSrnate crop testimony and once more the uaae i'll, ~
for oncial data advces from conservative
ana relabe sources DV-.ng the AFTERNOON tne
US tame but generally quite steey mere
10 sos selling during the latter part or the session
fr shor account upon the theory that the higher
.1,ry for cotton would stimulate an early movement o.
Inc new crop and that the influence OF receipts "ou,o
he N keen srot from anticipating their wants
ANY great extent leading 70 stock accuinuiaos
any advance II not causing an actua rur'nel
Iet', Element in the confidence OF the bulls Is the
favorable condition OF the cotton goods market ana me
cntiooL fo- An exceptional consumption OF cotton Inc
markell was finally steady al net gain OF lUo points
The range Of contract prices In the local market o"'
follo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market presented something Of react.onary aP-
pearance to-day although the general undertone was quts
isc lower while quotations OF rorn
and Tar held The close steady. Quotations
follow
TAR-Regulars So; do oil bbls. s5d$5 Is
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
POsIN-Common 10 good strained. VI So1Sf szn' IA
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.


76o, SD 90 1910 Des0rosssS street 10 10 Sor'iana'
street l0:i5 (Dr.ng carr. 1875 Dining Cat1 d M;
II 81 10 tpesbrosses street 40 Coruahdt o'tses
2i5) 25o % rs congressional Lin az Psrof az 20
DINING Carsl, 425 Dining Carl. 455 Dining carr 200
esrl m. i2SS. 250 consresslonsl LtH ma, all
soTrHE Is RhitwXY'-E4ytss,. 2.6o 4aS p m. 1910
NORFOLK ANp WESTERN kAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans, 2 50 2. nj. daily 1 q,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. 10 a. m ana 600
cHEsA fENKE 4 OHIO RALwAY..4So p m daily
FOR Old POINT COMFORT and NoRFobh.-'oo a. m
weekdays and ,.55 p m. daily. .-
ATLANTIC CITY.-2.l0 p m. weekdays CDeserosses
Street 10 D. r cortiandt Street 2l5 2 M. Through
Ves,ibuled Train Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach
ana ConoLed Coach.
CAPE Nay IS p m. week-days. r, ,,-o.. ,,-or,
For pS XeT YO , Saa s sso Banss %
liG 'S% snnssy: 2r rs m as M cfPo@ peso
only, 230. 310. $40. 400 5iO 100 p, n sundays,
gig e4S 6i3 n (f[om Cortland S1Is strses aSS
%. SIS TOO D. m. Sundays, SIS. IS A. m. BIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets e2O 1875 1855.
s25. sos 9.25 s.55 Penna. Limited 1910 Desorosses
10 TO- Cor,andt Stree; 1913 Dining Carr 1865
iO eortiandt Street 25 2SS 555 AS G2s dining
CaI. 4.55 Dining carr. 5S Dining Carp. ,.55, So
m.d 2g ssh 70 81 sC 6Sag s 6S $50 800 a s
Dining Carr. 265. s.3. q Dining Carr IS Dining
Can so D2ins csI 10 800 is p AZ m i2o night %,
Broadway: Astor House: West Twenty third Street
and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland,
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: station.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will cali
f5r and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone 9i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
J. b. HUTCHINSON j. R. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

Go SIG; O. 81 IS: H. N7o: $50: X. 81 os
M " s5 n. 81 81; " G. SO Is: W w 81 ~
STOCK ON HAND
pnis 'urpehuhe lsso bos
-
, Charleston Aug. lI-Turpentine. market firm a, 4sc
Resin frs and unchanged
- SaVeInhb Aug lI.-Sprs turpeniine. market firm at
fene. sales lOi bills receipts, ISL Rosin firm and
changed; sales 81 hbls receipts ass.
- huntington. Aug lI-Sprts turpsntine held higher
Bng4Se receipts 1855 casks Rosin firm at 9og95c; re
ceips 85s bbs Crude turpentine firm 81 6Oq ~ 80
receipts IS bhs Tar firm at 81 80. receipts 22i b5ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

cash quotations follows: Flour Arm No 9
spring wheat GSlad 1Oac No red. I2t Q13c No vel
low Sc No 81 lac; No oats 2la2l &c NO
white. 23I.c. white. 22i3 q 24izc; No 2 rye 55e
No barley. 34d4c. No faxseed, 81 OH; w. 81 O29
81 g. prime timothy seed 81 IS. clover contract grade
s. 4oasG 70 mess pork per 10 9gSS 80; lard per
100 n, s. 100 - 22 short ribs. sides uoose, u eVQ
Is 10: shoulder, Cboxed) 5%G5tc. short clear sides
boxed s. 45Gs5 81. whiskey disies finished goods
per gul. 81 ~. sugars cut loaf UNCHANGED On ue
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was nm
15@ 2Oc dares. l2nl1c. Cheese hrin e'2P
iOc Egss hrm. fresh. l2i5c.
Milwaukee. Aug l7.wheat higher; No northern tte;
No Northern 72c Rye higher No J. 5ic Barley dulI'
No 2. 4ii47i2c. sample. 36G &c
Minneapolis Aug. i7.-Close-Wheat, in store NO
Northern August 70hc: September, 6sr96stc, Deem
Der. 70l.g 7O3.c. May l3isc on rackmNo nard' nae
No / Northern. 7ohc No Northern. 6s'5c
Minneapolis Aug i7Flour-First patents. 81 1913 80
second patents 81 5as3 6 first clear 81 'oa$2 10 Bran
unchanged
Philadelphia. Aug whea firm contrast 5n grade A.
steady: clipped 27i No mixed do 2ot
Q28c. quiet prints lower, fancy western cream
sv eic Do prin.s 22c Eggs steady fresh nearby $50
1870: DO Western. l6Gl57c. 10 southwestern lihGlb;
10 Southern l2di3c. Cheese unchanged Receipts our
300 bbs 81 90 sacks, wheat 900 bush: corn 10000
hush. oats 1880 bush. Shpments-Wheat, 1000 bush;
corn iii 90 bush. oats 1900 bush
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Yester-

Spot Quiet WIN 91SniI0ns 1and snd
7-i6c for nidding Gulf, as compared with 80 ano
6isc respectively year ago there were no ssTs
y ,pecial dispatches Exchange as follows; New
sevannsb quet SIC: Charleston quiet and nominal
quotations omitted Wilmington STEADY o.ei baumoIe
So1o'nsi dc Memphis quiet 1916 Augusta steaay
new 0c g. Louis. quiet. 3Hc
4 ne export movement follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

p,o-CoNee market barely steady; No RIO. $500 eX-
change Sb3od: receipts 6 600 bags cleared for The
I'nitsd states 10 900 bags cleared for Europe 4VVo
s,a,G.,ics rosltion Of Brazil coffee IL follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
iI[RMW [ROMTGn

FARE LOWER THAN ANY or ~ Summer Resorts
eend Tor hcoklet excursion tours 10 all Suniiis i'
North and East. IT.. a..,eh,,gb, q, boats
ExCr rFS IONS $3.50; Saratoga, s4oG
s,..ns,, s.ye West 10th ST., daily Q p m. s1csp'
. susAmsH snassv ssam.rs touch at Albany.
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6rlp hanteb-MaIc.

WANTED - First-clasS, clean-cut
able-bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply
40 State ST., daily, in the morning
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND


BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LIME
For Fail River Boston Msrtha's Vineyard. Nantueket
Cape Cod and all and Northern Mountain inIana
and seashore points. Steamers PRISCILLA ana
PURITAN in commission. Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier 10 y foot OF Warren st. week GAYS ana s,n
dave al 600 p. NJ Steamer from New iorK Sunaays
only touches Newport. On other days OF me week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops at newport
PROVIDENCE lIEE
For N.wport Providence Boston the North ana Eas.
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM N ON M,rray
Orchestra on ZACH Leave PeI y. r.. foot OF murray
a, wsek DAYS only 81 500 F. " touching al NeWpoIt
II. l. MONDAY mornings excepted on aon''' '
Fall River Line steamers touch Newport
STGNlNGT tom AlNs
70, stonnrtor Narrasanseu Pier. Watch Hl best0I,
and POINTS East steamers hhl>| a,
HAMPSHIRE. Leave Pier 80. " X foo' OF 'P''"> 49,
week days only a. 600 p. NJ
NORWICH LIME
For New London Block Island. Norwich WorSssN.1i "a
ION and the East steamers CITY Cn - DO, ~
CITY OF WORCESTER. Leave fler ~ ~ w. " -
sprlns at week days only at $50 /. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Trains leave foot Fl oath St. E. r. n Y; week days.
go 7.40. go y 90 a M ~ ana heto ~
si0 s 10 o 80 10 80 .. m. $3.50 ,.
Sundays $50. $40 1910 lilo A. m; IL 10 ana haIt-
hourly 10 to $40 n. 1910 p. m
Lave foot whitehall battery via Ssth ST.. South
p-cokivr Ferry da'y 100 AID hourly 500 a. m. TO
o M ard every forty minutes iiO to oio. ana ''o-o
o m .Week days only.
COMFY ISLAND via CULvEh ,d ny ~ H.,
r0Or or WHITEHALL. ST. y Y. by osth ST Broos-
,,1 Ferry Fast boats connect with express trains
unury @ 20 10 IL 20 every 20 minutes until go then
every 40 minutes until 1920 Quickest trip to the lsana
time minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

santos-Cofee market hrm: Coed averase sHntos
SoTee market opened Unchanged; at 35O m net IN.
changed: sales 5000 bags Havre-Conee marker oensa
SI"egI,r unchanged at IL unchanged, at m steady
and anged closed net unchanged sales. 1000 bags
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Gitp 6otels.

Gitp Gotels.
THE HANOVER - 49, ,,.s c,r.., a
6ih Avenue. A high-cass family house Apartments
p,ror padrooms ard Bath by the furnished or IN
furnished Table American Plan. Private table service
u oes"eu' n. 2 HATHAWAY.
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EGllroaos.
pENNSYLVANIA
7ATLRoA

STATIONS foot Of Weet Twenty-third Street ana De'
brosses and COrtland Streets.
CTThe leaving time from Desbrosses an"
CortInndt Streets Is Ave minutes later thnn
that given below for Twenty-thtrd SUee'
Station, except where otherwise noted
1.o5 4. NJ. FAST MAIL-Limited TO two bunst fuior
Cars New York 10 Pittsburg sleeping Gar ri''''' .
Chicago. No coaches TO Pittsburg
S.5J A. VI. FAST LINE.-Pttsburg and SIeveianui -
9.55 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED, - d,naIa
Compartment Sleeping. Dining smoking ana OosetS
ton Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toiedo' ci"'''''
Indiana polls. Louisville, 81. LOUIS. -.,,prcS ro-
1856 Il. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EhPkEss- =,
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Trains at and depart from Grand Central station,
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Receipts OF bresdstufs at interior points IN th9usHu
last three ciphcrs 00 omitted -four bis grain oush ~
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-11
sTANp1Na on rHE cLuns.
Before Squire Kidd.

The case of Patrick Hannah against
Geo. Rumbold was settled. This case
grew out of slight misunderstanding.
Suit was filed by Chas. Young
against Adam collar and Simon Collar
on a note for $50 with interest since
Apr.l T. 1898.
Frank M. Jones was arrested yester-
day and his hearing is set for this af-
ternoon He is held on two charges,
cruelty to animals and discharging
firearms near dwelling. James w.
Hughes is the prosecuting witness
The case grew out of the shooting of a
dog belonging to Hughes, alleged to
have been done by Jones.
The case of Frances Crousser
against Mollle Williams was heard
last night. Plaintiff claimed that there
was due her from defendant $3.50 for
labor The decision was reserved un-
til Wednesday morning
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-11
A Strapping Rider.

Young Schuman, of Reno, who won
the bicycle race on the Fourth, and
who was awarded the fine Viking
wheel by Ralph Race, of the Big -Four
Cycle Co., is wonderful lad, and will
no doubt be heard from again in wheel
matters. He is six feet three inches
in height, and weighs 100 pounds. The
distance he travelled in the race on
the Fourth was six and six-tenths
miles, and he made it in IS minutes
and 40 seconds. Anderson, the second
man in this same race, is also good
rider, having finished within four feet
of Schuman.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-11

Lovers of fine music will be pleas
ed to know that Miss Muriel Palmer
will sing at the Unitarian musicale
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Miriam Loomis left Monday
for Chautauqua, N. j., to be absent
six weeks.
Mr.. A. T. Nye and family left
Monday for South Pittsburg, Tenn
essee, to remain for some time visit
ing Mrs. Nye's sister. From South
Pittsburg they will go to Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Attorney A. D. Follett expects to
attend the meeting today at Putin
Bay of the Ohio Bar Association.
The regular meeting of the East
End Mothers Club will be held at he
home of mrs. H. H. Miller this after
noon. Fathers and children are in
vited to attend as it will be in the ma
ture of a picnic.