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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
STOCK ON HAND.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

AZ, ,-,s New-York, August !, 1900
moved within the last few partly for export and
b. best h 6S < ih9gss R6 R are not qg9B shangsd
however. still having dull prices are weak
outside figures for both varieties quite
further sales Of red kidney but the best lots be
bought easily at 81 so Other beans unchanged
to sale and show weakness. partcuarfy the nferior
Beans marrow choice bbis 50 do dun ,hoice e. q
GA 9oi do pea choice 56is s. o. a5$2 10 do bags
choice 81 G$5 % DO yellow choice 81 1882 20 do
DO eGiT.n 81 5Ga$l 81 green and Scotch peas bags
m E TER 7 s Fs for . the week '8 oS tsHE
god reeeP5s for Tns season Of year Not yey mS59
supplied their pre,ty well and not
took rather hopeful view Of the situation however and
inclined to think that the atvantage secured during
Of e2urse is 9g'6enatea and VII dsPena latgey upon
enlargement VIII by cable. that they VIII
continue to bU goods Grades under finest were held
st-a15 nLt ~ - 1 -,
STATE Ie5 ne-sS yery fancT Factor has had a fairly
basis Of l5se for best current packed Two or
export The shipments for week foot 1912 pkgr.
@ ~ drst lss aleic; do thirds 20 seconds iT5lislsc;
sc do Welsh tubs. fancy. 1slz@l9c. do hrsts rig
GI6c dairy. tnf. etc 70 aqlsc Western imitation
grade I 40 enest i5sc do seconds ISL Si5l9o
factory or dairy grades l4gl5c renovated butter
,srcy ITI3c- do prime, 154iG4ac.
CTTE,F1SF-There little large full cream cheese
vssble to-day absence Of business prices are
ttIa more than nominal with higher prices paid
both in this State and Canada,
- roEe is very strong. and all indications point 70
StSbs- prices week Small sizes coored have
and higher prices bid FOR stock 70
Small size white in some accumulate
seliing held trife hrrner In sympathy
ith me general market. Good choice skins higher
"a Am but low grades du and irregular A. sinclair
iIIa yesterday $50 small sold al l0Agl04c. The
csc, the Covernelds n ana
~ Arcade and Sandusky white eAgSsc. Al 5rock-
ne large sold at l04lo's Liver
- able ATS colored and AIS for white We
white. large Fancy b-4c5, 90
sTo5 choice 9nGiaci DO conred large. fancy SAG
60 good 10 choice haa4e; DO poor 70 fair S1Se 40
sgaT ,oI0red fancy. i0Ac DO white fancy. s%e' do
nor good 70 choice "a G1oc do white good TO choice
al e5aS 10 poor 70 S%a9Ac light skins small
,atrs 81, TsAe. do large choice. I&Gtc; part skins
Tr,r7e s5G7c. % good. t@tr, 10 common SO
&c; mn skins. 2G2iac. . - -, 49,. -.
kef suffered loss OF tone On srtiy me ErAae
@eiaTs ala feel inclined % make CONCESSIONS 24t
there were more goods Offering than could be placed on me
baals ~ r5Ac loss or for average best paeAngs ana
i4 lie al favor,e pactings from shipper ~ao
sascfes closely and candied before stock 10 tr~ariea
Te weakness mainly in The medium 70 good fraass
witch comprise large part OF current aErivaIs.
stock worth cay. Il@l2hc. case count pisties ano
checks are 0verpienty and fancy have steady de
nand at ruliy sustained prices We quote: Jsccs{ ~
ana Pennsylvania fancy selected WHITE lsgasS.
fancy selected brcwn I79iso; do mixed l1e DO Average
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT-York, August 4, 1900.
SOFE't1ES-The market for Brazil coffee futures
quite ecEe out AZ lower prices cables being Es-sraly
OF decidedly hea-tsh character. with Havre reporting
decline OF Il frame, Hamburg decline Of pennig
to decline OF 10 reis decline OF 200
NE combined receipts Rio reached 1000
bags. 5000 smaller than yesterdays large that
win the bears promising still heavier movement There
was advance Of 5sd in the RIO exchange making
the figure Id Foreign selling and exchanges to
moe remote ostons leo 70 considerable business
There sales Of 900 opening call, and
FOR $50
bags including the exchanges The market opened steady
decline II points. There local
buying which held prices pretty steady after al
hciay called steady at The close at decline OF 10 10
points The demand for supplies slack the
basis Of S14c for No Rio, invoice lots az which the
market closed weak II and nominal. Steamer Hol
lie cleared Victoria August 1 with 5000 bags The
exchanges included August for December difference
OF % pcnts and December for May difference OF %
points.
The range prices the market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

LOITON-The cotton MARKET continued very active.
Liquidation proceeded upon heavy scale The late
tnuous decline made coed many traders hesitate when
selling for short but the
continued aggressive and
speculative
haG q decline downward
They had the advantage OF weak cables brilliant
bearish conditions generally. The cable
counts however. confined 10 private RdvieeH the
Liverpool market being closed and remain closed Mon
The purpCr OF the private cables indicated
feeling abroad with foreign spnners naturally in
tUenced by brilliant adyices which they
day from this side Of the Atlantic. In add
the reports from the Southern
markets reflect weak feeling American spinners con-
talk OF shutting down, and the from
cotton cloth markets offer little encouragement
The trade outlook. II Is almost universal period
pending the actual movement Of the
crop This morning the market opened steady. with
point higher and the late positions as points
lower very weak feeling became apparent soon after
call under general selling movement which
carried prices level 2G12 points closing
figures 4 The previous day The rnarke- was finally
steady with the situation unchanged II
points than yesterday closing.
The Of contract prices IL the local market to-day
~
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL Aug 4-Cosing-Holiday in wheat and corn
Beef-Extra India mess dull prime mess. duh,
s4s Cd. Pork-Prirne mess. Western. Arm IOs Lard
pals steady, sos I'd prime western
steady. 35s- Hams-ShOrt cut. Il to 10 n
steady ass Bacon-Curn5eriand . 80 10 steady.
asa short rib rs 10 - 10 steady Sd long mid
dies light 10 steady. Ais I'd. long clear mtddes
heavy IS steady AIS. short clear backs I6 70
n steadv S9s clear bellies. Il TO II 70 steady +os
Shouders-Scuare II steady, 3+s Sd Chess
American finest white Arm colCCed Arm SIS I'd
TaIow prime city Arm 25s Australian IN London firm
9Fs C'ottonseed ell Hull refined. dull 22s I'd
Turpentine-spirts dull. 31s 3d. Rosin-Common dull.
"a "a IArseed oil Butter-Unlted States finest
a4s: do good Petroleum 6sd-
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug. 4-Cattle-RecePts. 300 Normally
steady a 25I3Oc advance during the week Native
10 prime 81 40G$5 90 % medium. 81 Is
as 80 selected feeders S4nS4 -; mixed stockefs SIG
s. 20 bulls s3as4 calves S5aS6 IS; Texas FED
401ss 30 Texas 81 35d$4 as. bulls
s. 5oat3 40 Hogs-Reeeipts to-day l5,ooo. Monday
average prices Top s. a n mixed and butchers s. IS
ass 45 good 70 CHOICE heavy s. loeSo ~ rough hsavy
s. 10 sheep-Receips 5000. sheep and lambs steady TO
slow Good choice wstaers 81 41QS+ 20 fair choice
mixed 50 T5aS4 % western sheep - .5GlS4 TO- Texas
sheep 50 25aS4 IS native lambs. 81 25GS5 10 Western
lambs. sass IS.
Cincinnati Aug 4-Hogs steady. 81 G59S5 -. Cattle
steady ssgs5 90 Sheep steady. s. 25GS4 y. Lambs
easy. szHS6 10
s5 10: prime 81 40aS5 CO. common 50 509&4 Hogs
steady; prime pigs 50 To9f5 vs. medium and good York
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sorrHERN COTTON NARxErs

Baltimore. Aug cotton nominal; niddlinE, 49, low
uliadnS 8 5I6c; good Ort,r1ry, 11-16c stock 1901
bales
s.. Louis Aug Cotton dun: uit-ing 9-16c7 low
r5dn- sic good ordinary Sc Net receipts So bales
grosc 129, shipments Al; ssies 50. stocs. i6,6T5-
Memphis Aug COTTON steady; middus s-l6c. low
m6dng 9, g.; good ordinary Receipts o bales,
shipments. as; sales. $50; stock : T65
radGIur 1I-16c; coed ordinary. s-16c. 7ecepts,
bales. stock. 4.S93-
Savannah. aug 4-Cctton quiet: middling, SAsc; low
mdduS 9lsc- good ordinary sac Receipts Il bales;
exports the Continent G3TT; sales il3: STOCK g. s4
New-Orleans Aug cotton nonin 4; middlinE SIC,
mdtlng DC Net receipts. 1913 bales; gross 2ae
ports great Britain 1880. TO the Continent 3o0 coast
l93. stock, 80 SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

IN t6 Si5s.. AND was another gue: day
to 6roaden o a a f light sT ah :es
hed sSout steady at the former level Quotations fol
itaec good 2oS2sc prme 5os7e ' %ew6Tiean5 open
gl6S fair ig1sc; good Isg2Uc; prime, 2l824e; fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There was no Improvement IN
the eaerteng OF steam and sail tonnage business being
SAL tonnage for the foreign trades the
90 ottonseed oil was dull and barely steady, clos
fined petroleum and iinsaed eli v5sra botb ,iet Tbe
weekly circular of Charles r. Tatntor Co said: our
market mas been weak and declining. with prime
yellow offering at S5e. for August shipment, with
not over soc bid The ,Inroyrn. are aTo w@T n
together with troubles the probabilities
tight nnoney market are Important factors weaken
week including through shipments for export 5913
reaned a. e prs 50 and IN bulk 50 40
a5.c sumner yelo~ s5c bu tS gradea nominal
inseed American raw SOC; American boiled Tic: cal
brands lard OIL 55G56c 'sso quoted C under city
PRoyIsIoNs-A lower range Of prices was prompted
broad one Closing ather weak at some de-
5 a S were 1000 With IS $50 eEgeGtes . on M4d9y and
oCo and all interior points about 90 600 PORK
SIS o. hSr clear I'af52 81 fH gu Seg
S2o&2 do - PREs isd H2Gs-FiTm 3T Que Baeons
bellies steady. Quoted Smoking bellies 1OG1OAc; 10 10
dull quoted ueT6c picked hams steady. quoted 100
1o%c.--..-. TALLOW-Quet; city. 4i3c country A q
4%c. .I-ARD-Easy quoted 715c city lard dull.
quoted 650c refined lard quiet. quoted South America.
Sc Continent 750c Brazil kegs 915c; compound quiet.
quoted city Ga G6ssc: Western Ga qeFsc 80. sTEAR-
INESteady Quoted; Cleo 74sc city lard searne SIC
RICE-The usual Saturday duInesH prevailed in the
local rice market and features Of description
brought TO light The close was steady Quotations fol
low Domestic, low fair 3+M4H4c- fair 10
good 4SG5c prime choice. 5isG5sc head "a G6lsc:
Patna 4ha5%ci Japan, 4&Q5c; Java, 4+sG4ac; Ran
COON in bond, 2G212c.
sUGAR-Rehned sugar was quiet during the short day.
with barely steady unGeTtope Tho hard grades
sustained By the hardness q shipments from reneres
low: Cut loaf and crushed 6Oc; dOnnoes lin half bbs
only and mould A, $3.50 cubes and xxx powdered.
0.25ci powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
82Oc Eagle confcctOners zanusted $3.50 Eagle
graduated and fine granuated G25c; Eagle 70
cartons. n bags n bags OF fine granuated 6eOc
Eagle fine granuated. standard
61oci confectioners' A, $500; Nos l. 575c;
No 4. 5-Tec: 565c: No 5.55c No :. 5.45c; 3
{. 4Oc; No g. $3.50; Nos 10 and $500: 625c:
Nos IL. "A. 10 and Is 52Oc- Raw neglected
and irregular much Of the day closing weak sellers
rather than buyers the basis Of 4sc for
4%sc for muscovado and 4%e for molasses sugar The
cables better than looked for.
London quiet. steady
lis Ard for month delivery and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trairs York. foot OF Chambers 81.
a. follows, and minutes earlier from ". I'D 81
300 m Dally-SOId train FOR Buffalo Art ?. n
RinEhamtun Waverly. Elulira and Bradford Coaches
parlOr cafe dining Buffalo
S3I5 u--Dafly. except sundays 70 blnshanl-on.
oweEo. waysriy. Elmtra and Delaware valley points
Port Monticello. Pullman Pa-ior
30 D n Dally.-Chicago Liraited-Fasr nnail--soHd
Chicago arriving 30 m Arr cleveland - a
chicago Cincinnati
100 > r, Daiv.-RufIaI0 and Cleveland Express-arr
FurgaIo as Bradford % jamestown 100 and Y0uugs
Cleveland 1890 D n SleeDers 10 Buffalo
0.1S p Daily.-SoIid train for B'ashamton. Wavsr-
" Eiura chicago seeperu Buffalo Chicago Casn-
rati lining - - - -
CTSTI0T7 NTrONS AT III PSI +G1 and g57 Broad
vav I5s East i2sth 20 West 18th s. Chambers
go Va 9s4 fa-ves York. 333 Fulton
es Broadway BROOKLYN 100 River 81 HohoSen. and
Is-sSv f'i+v station. transfer Co. calls
checks Rag destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

2atept 50 soGs4 sraighs s. 2cqs1 20; spring specials
bakers s. 3OBS2 80. No 3 spring 69072c. No
Ssd tScf1t+ No corn. IS = q3S1sc No yellow ACC;
white . a23 re: No rye 4sd5Oc good feeding barley
S4gSoe fair % choice mailing. 3SG44c; 10 and "
Dol Sll IOgS1 % lar1 40 ~ 81 = ass 50; sa1r-
ribs sides QoOse STGS7 30 salted shoulders
+ secs ,noNeol - GVaS ~ WhlsA7y'
nass nigh wines ~ 21s sugars cut loaf 6sSc Eranu-
lated, t32C conf cti1ners A. 62SC. OF A, sfIc
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was firm
cTearerles. Zoe Sc dalIes l4Ei1c- Cheese dull 9+-0
l0%c. Eggs ar,; fresh. 11i4c.
Cincinnati. Aug. 4-Florr steady Wheat steady. No
rel .61=gi1c Corn eUl. No mixed, 4ll Il &c oats
DUH 10 2 mixed, new, . u. aye quiet. No = 80.
Duiuth Aug f--vhea--No hard. cash Ts1sc;
Auggst I8lsc; Septeabe-, use December T9-sc; "
NorJneTn cash 'I.sc Agsis{ II'sc September Ibsc;
I2Hr- -orr 3T+sc- o. ts -, C2sisc.
milwaukee. Aug 4.V,hest ate-5y. 1 Northern, TGc.
10 Northern i4c Rye lower, No l Ole. OATS lower;
No white, 80 H25C-
Minneapolis. Aug +-CIcsa-yySea1 in store No
Northern. T4c. September. . sIT4Lc Decenbe% 75s9
t97@c on trsck n nard TO-; No Northern rae
NO 1 NtFtnern. t4'sc oraE UNCHANGED
Philadelphia Aug. Wheat &c higher: contract
grade. August 73'4HT4c- Gown &c higher; No mixed,
August, 4. I42lsc- oats G1=- but steady; No While
clipped SOFAS. Butter firm. &c higher, fancy WesterI
creamery 3i'sc DO prints sc Esgs rrra; good demand
fresh nearby and Western. l5c DO SouthT 1, 60
bells 00o n in sacks: wheat SEQ bush; 50 90
bush; oats 1000 busa. Shipments: wheat 2oOo BUSH
corn. -. coo bush oats. 1000 hush
St Luis aug WHEAT lo~eZ; No = red cash .2g
747sE 81; NJ hard cash, 69ss G7Ji4C- Corn weak
No cash, 3T@Ssc; August SIC Ssp5eubes s6ase; De
20l2c; saptemhe- zO9sc; No white. 2+a24-1c-
Toledo Aug. 4.-Wheat duI, lover; spot IIAc; Au-
s0I4c. corn dull higher; No ash &c; September.
3s1.c- Oats dull iower; No cast. pic sspteraDer
Pie re lEi uReaaagsd No cash - Ssove s5 S
October, - 80; No :, 81 10
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

VIA CATSKILL
To all Poiats CArSSII-L MOUNTAIN OTIS. CATS
Kill. and TANNERSNILlE RAILWAYS. making direct
connections Central leaving s.
II 81. West shore ygasns leaving Ts0
and II 81 A. -
Also direct corrections with the Hudson River Day
Beats ald the CatskiI Evening Line
Refused ENcurslon good for
The DETROIT SPECIAL the N@V York Central
leaving Z g. - DAILY. SUNDAY. Win
Farl0t and Dining cars an1r.s the SHORTEST
peditllus. and % reaching Hotel
haatersklL Mountain House Laurel House. Aatisrs.
Mountain Parks
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

'O@i-S' sA0''' HARLEM DIVISION.
e.t2 A NJ and 2:33 P. ~. Daily except Sunday.
Pittshad: SUNDAYS only O. 20 4. ".
Pullman Cars Ei through trains
rain Illuminated Pintsch Light
Ticket oFices al Dol 415 L=l6 Broadway. -
T-1so1 81 Columbus Av.. l33 West l25ts St
Ia5rb s. and l3Sh Stations. New York SIS I28
ESrlror a. and IO4 Broadway r. D.. Brooklyn
sispbcne 600 3S-h Street" for New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
"es' GFOPGE " DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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srs e5gS5 20; ssr Yorker s. sass co: heavy hogs
- 5A7$5 - rouEfs. s. 5a e.. sheep steady. choice
wethers - asSt 0 common. 81 506se 90 choice lambs
SG6gS6 20.
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NFw YORK. ONTARIO 8 WESTERN ny

Trains leave west AID St Ferry A rosEs 2o minutes
eaIl Ter Franklin Stu
Day 500 y IL
sidney 10 is
Holiday RockianQ. ?. N
Vestbu.e Limited 70 Rocslald Sl5 P N
tChcagu Wes-er-l points 500 P N
special MidcletoT7- els A.
sSatir1sys 4Dail~ fSundsys 0uly.
Tickets parlor 81 cas- and 1854
way. 797 Ave 2t5 Columbus Ave f63 f25th St
pa west 18th New York. Court $50 Fulton St.
ss Broadway. Bro klya-
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BALTlNORE & OHIO z. z.

FUA
Leave New York L-1s-rs street, Slgr1 Ferry
CVhstehal Termirag minutes earlier.
"Jcly TE-Ncept Sln-2ys S--l1ayE
CHICAGO $50 Liberty street orlyl. slJ0 > n
PITTsBJ-is5i $50 a. n Iiee-ry street oaiyl. 400
n m 100 o. "a a-d I2l5 night.
TO night ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE r>uC. 1000 tDaer.
- - a. 10 fDiuer}, rLoo tI-us-. rI3e luia-rl
- ~ l'Royal Lhai,ef exclusively Pulsaln Train
Diner ana cafe SEQ lDilrrl. - p tDlrerJ ana
IS right NORFOLK 100 ?. m
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Crees. us. L.. 2GI. 428 800 Broadway. - Tnfou
So W II HoWery. y y 35o Fulton KIM
whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggase checked
IRON hotel or residence destination
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RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
e RAILROAD

- = -
STATIONS foot q VEST TZvESrT :.I 70, STREET
n1The leaving time from DrsbrOsses and
C"rtl"ndt streets in ave minutes later than
Station. except where otherwise noted
'"so a N EhsT MAII-Linitea g ;So B-Iss Par
a "a p ESS 142E :, 4Pd SIsyslsaa
SParInent sleeplng Dining smoking AID o5seTyatisn
Inllana1ois Louisville s. iou.s
For Tosfo Nas6ee va ~ ipen5s.i sad f6ais7s.1
Ssh :5'1 p r Ghe9 et; St L6gis y,...- =,
5.55 p VI wEsTERN E11pFsEss-For chicago. FOR
Toledo. -xcspt Saturday.
p, g. r: W. PACIFIC EXPRESS Pr Pt,ssSrE aad
Fo,,t- $3.50 ToT naoxyi,s; sally via sns1aaa.as 'aisS
WASHINGTON AND rus SOUTH.
80, So s55. 1910 tDesbrosses and Coranat Streets.
I'D 1LtnnS Carr. 10 50 tDinlng can a. n, 1255.
.'ConETsssioasI Linn. al. Psr.9r an rafa5 cars.
10 49, - Dining Carr. 40 Dining car, % , N
and p,n5g ' - . conszess5.I LIN 81 r 5arr
SOUTHERN RA;LwA 1922 - 40 ?. n i2IO
No or PIX AND WESTERN RAILvAY-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST L7Nz-E19rsss. - a n and -
cI5EsAPEAlE 6 OHIO RAILWAYS j. n. and ass
sE 3,j5. AIR LINE-Ezprszs I.ss p n 1aIo
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NoEFoLK--TsS
ATLANTIC c = 7ne 80 p m ealiys ..s,v,
T Thrsgsh ysstisuled trains Bgzss Pastor cars ana
CAPE MAY.-I2r
Eest Tvsnty-,ari street s5lsi7aj. SIS a M !. %
10 SATURDAYS on,yl- . q. G-5. - 40 IS and
ID D n Sundays. * D n from
"a snTossss and Cortandt Streets. 30 SEQ a
-. = u Saturdays onIy) ? 10 80 3-4O 40. $40
ana 10 D. SI0dr-u - n SIS .. II
FOR PHILADELPHIA
80 So So % t955 Penua- Lr13-=d 1910 CDes-
rs ana CoTtlendt Streets. 10 90 Dining Car 10 IS
C1.ths Carr. lis5 I215. 10 tDesorussss and
ortian4t Streets 2-2o1. 2S5. ~. as (Dfn-
90 Carl, 40 Dining Can. SIS DINING Car. T55.
- SO % p n, y 10 night Sundays q. 70. IS
~ coa1nesl S-2J * tLLuIra-l. s. IS
15-nl1g Car a t255 Dining carr. ; - ass.
lining Ca-l, az tDIuius Car. IJ5 Dining Carr.
.-,,,a5. : . $50 3. y p m. 1910 night
-lSet of1ces Nos 4rL as If9G 1884 81
sr2aiNGy; Asto- House. West Tvve1-y-third street.
ltslont and - tons TDeer~7z=as C0rt-
laadt Streets; Court Street. FuIton Street %
2IoalWay and Pennsyinavfa Annex station BROOKLYN.
oLLlion jersey City. The New YORK Com
Dany VIII call sCr baggage from hotels and
residences through destination
4e.epeone st+ Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. n HJTCTfTcS0N ? WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Azsne
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A pyEgTISEMENT9 ana Subscriptions The Tribune
n eived their Uptown Oface No l,4:e broadway
door Of 3ist-st dnui o'clock ads erts7-
received the folio~ns branch offices at realiar
ONCE until o'clock .. 254 sta ave. 3
cor 6th-svc i2th-st. Macy's dth ave
100
6th-uye-- % East I4th-st. 81 Vest
42E between ayes. East 4Tth-st. ISIS
30 between 18th and nth
6lE-st.: LTOe tst-Rve s9th-st Sd-aVe..
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NAVAL STORES.

The market ruled steady with prices unchanged for
resin but spirits turpentine again lower result
Of the Savannah as
quiet about steady and unchanged Quota
tiors follow:
SPIRITS TTRPESTINE-43
ROsINCommon % good strained, 81 e.. E. 81 rs; F,
81 so; G. s. s. H. 81 20; !. So X 81 20 NJ. 50 10;
g 20, " C, 80 IS; " ". So 10.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentine 2 29l bbls
Savannah. Aug. 4.-Sprl-s turpentine al lOc:
cetpts, lshl bDls; sales, Sl3; ais Rosu
and unchanged; receipts $3.50 bbs sales exports
s,435.
Charleston. Aug 4-Turpentine steady al 4Olac
Resin a. unchanged
Wilmington Aug. 4-Spirtts turpenne- Nothing doing:
receipts ia bbls Rosn firm 20GSl -. receipts,
401 Dble. Crude t-pentine
III bbls- Tar steady 81 10; receipts, bbIs.
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Central r. R. Of new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal exclusively
Four Tracks Fne1Iuarlc--
statiors in New Tork. Liberty Solrl Ferry.
Trans leave Liberty ST. below south Ferry
I'VE minutes earlier EXCEPT uOtsd-l
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A NTIOJITTFS-Cniaue piece OF Irreproducahle
Il service Sevres ChInal pate tendrs Louis Nv frs
uertod $50 uteSes complete and better composed
than Louvre Sale THters 100000 Address
TO Me-SACVAGE-. Notary at Beruay (Eurel France
NOR SALE-HaIf interest in established business
4 sucfrg $4,000 year. doubled agents
Address OWNER. The Tribune.
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Business Opportunities.

4 BUSINESS MAN having been established IN Paris for
Z fourteen years with first class social relations N
London connOsseur and judge or ancient art
md active and
respectable sleeping partne- capital for the
pure and sal OF said objects.
establish besides Paris House Tor
art-Objects urnitures and especially an
a branch houses In New
York and London would desirable that the sleep
Ing partner view should devote himself 20 the New
interest in the matter are requested
send offers 10 W w. W. $3.50 care Genera 4oVe
Using Agency. JOHN T. JONES & CO. 81 bis rue du
Faubg. Mortnartre. Paris First class references are
offered.
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contract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets-Sautos-CoI weak;
good average Santos 5000 receipts, $4,000 bags;
5J9 600 Hanl5urg-Coffee market opened 4. pfenrig
lower, sales 1900 bags Havre-Conee market opened
January .........-. July ..-.............6o3
February August ............. so 50
March 500. September 90 30
April % 20 Octcte- 30 10
November
-. December
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IACEAwANNA RRUROAD.
Q. A. r.

Q. A. r.
WEST sHORE-WABAsH CvIa Niagara FaGIsl.
OfaciaI Headquarters Department York
Special Train Chicago August Goth
Leaves York foot Franklin 81. $50 A. N
West go 1900 A. NJ arrives Chicago DAY
r NJ, stopping a; principal points through New
Through Sleeping Jars. Coaches ard Dining cars
II 3 MCCLELLAN .. z A. Wabash Z r 3sT B'way.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Aug 4-The leading future. ranged as fol-
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FioCoffee market barely steady No Rio, 1880;
change l1d receipts 1000 cleared the United
States, 100 stock. 10000.
he statistical position OF Brazilian coffee fol-
lows.
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Receipts OF breadstuTs interior points In thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted grain bush,