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New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Aug. TO- 1901.
Beeves nominal Dressed beef slow at 799c per n No
calves sale Feeling steady city dressed Xeas SLOW
Sq111ac per Sheep and lambs steady with far
rnan Sheer s. 50QS4: culs 81 50G$2; lambs, ST 6oSS
culls T5 mutton slow 42Ic per 10 dressed
lambs GG1012c No hogs on sale NoInlialIy WEAK
RFEVES-Receipts As 793 head, all for
exporters and saughterers Nothing doing at the cattle
Yards Feeling steady. Dressed beef in demand at
2Sac ~ y, for nstivH sides No change in cables Ship
ments to-day this included 900 head cattle ana
484O quarters the Nomadic to Liverpool; o4
the same port: 925 quarters Of beef in the Carnpana
also to Liverpoo cattle and $500 quarters OF
the Minneapolis TO London 400 mead caIte ana
576 quarters the Marquette, also 10 London;
q3 head cattle 205 head sheep on the Trinidad 10
Bermuda
CALvEs-No fresh arrivals and no trade in live calves
ac per m country dressed at 6Q0 dressed grases at
446c per n
SHEEP AND I.AdBS-Receipts IS cars. or 8. .146
head all Tor market and, counting the stale stocN
there were Ss cars on Demand fair for both sheep
and lambs and prices steady Barely two cars OF soC
partly arrivals were held over common 90 s
cuus at 81 5OdS2 medium to GOOD laIaos az % oe So'
cuis at 81 10 Dressed mutton dull at 4zg'c per ID
oFssed 9J3S si9" Co ass Virginia lambs. II ID aver
are at 81 ner 100 10; 2S5 do So; 2ol do o. ID
s. 70 Virginia sheep III 10 al cz1 lambs 6s
n at IS an 400 do 81 10 at 81 6S o.
lis h. at $5 75 1O3 o5 n at SS 81 "a 70 90 80 50 70 20
at 81 5O 25 do n 81 % As euis % 10 at S- %
do 20 n6a "a a. a. 20 25 Ohio lambs 65 n at Sc; lis do .
n at IS 62ls; 500 West Virginia o0 % H. at - ''
Oio Co: 265 Kentucky lambs. 65 10 at
IS s7i5 244 DO at S. So 2oS 40 90 ID az oas
7o es ~ ar s5 90: Kentucky sheep, 130 70. at IS So
40 Neton eS m Co: $50 Kentucky lambs 81 ~ at 50 PSI
80 S Gu4s Is % % IveTiay g 81 go Ohio sheep 50 IS so
Tobin & shannon; ~ Kentucky sheep; iIS To- al % ~
FIOGS-Receipts IA cars or LIZ heao , a.. LOT
saughterers Nothing doing for lack OF stock Feehs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YOrk August 10, 1SO1
BEANS AND PEAs-seIers are holding all the ad-
vantage secured lately but there attempt TO force
quieter especially during the ias half OF the week but
eeps f the reander Of the Seao oi Our 70 quoatons
cover current Transactions with outside figures generally
row. choice bush So medium, choice, 50 45as2 50
do red kidney choice. s. 55aS2 Co. % white kidney
turtle soup Choice 81 s5S$2 do ima Caiifofnia 81 5
~ 90; 90 5Poed R re gian{ prime H. gO$o 40 % 1ae
g l0qS2 20 green peas bags. bush 81 25a$l O' do
BITTEK-Recepts were very light again to-day. only
TO 878 Pkgs failing off from last Week Of about 8loO
very quiet but there Seemed ' to- be little seadier tone
10 g The market on strictly faaSy stock Buyers IN & %am much
OF that 10 carry over; the surplus consists chley G5
relish little export demand this class Of butter The
Gua'is mas Ipr0vfd eosaerany ss 1 %h' G 5enand S runs
aS On Be be so * h Ne e6s5 oG n F sfae dairy m-
owing continued light receipts Shipments for the
through shipments from the west We quote: creamery
ISc DO thirds i9giac state dairy ts6s iansg' tbrds
fancy ISql51.e DO hr5s l5glec do lower grades lag 5
fnt Pafked 6s do fair to g91d fS5e 7
l7hc; do common 10 choice 14g16lzc packing stock
CHEESE Is very little large cheese available to-
small sizes have sold slowly ali the week but holders in
bite cbsese very slow sale and tone easv skins in
Grades very dull Sncairve yesterday sales Of ZOO
boxes small white at 9lsc coored 9%c At Arcade
large sold 9aelso and small 9%a9]sc Liverpool cable
AIS Cd for colored and 46s Cd Exports for
week 77i1 boxes. We quote: state. cream, small
colored fancy, per 10 9%c good 10 choice 9sQ9ec
do small white fancy. 9ze do good to choice. 9d9hc
Do small common fair 7dsc d8 large colored, fancy
9S@9Ac; do good 10 choice. 9a9Ac: DO large. white
fancy 9a8ac do good to choice sa.as71c; DO common
TO fair 7Gsc state light skins. small choice 81
do large Sc do skins prime. Ga arc DO tair
TO good. 41saee; do common 8a4e; fun skins 2q2 &c
EGGS-The market holds steady for fine fresh gathered
eggs and while the proportion Of these is just little
larger there surplus stock. indeed much Of the
trade be supplied with fresh goods and the re
frigeraor goods he used In their place Fresh
receipts st show very irregular quality and for this
class Of stock market slow and irregular II
has time this week. Prices wholly a
negotiation everything but first class goods
Most refrigerator offering in Of l5
QlGikc OF the fancy packings held at ITO
i1sc occasional sales We State
selected. lHc DO prime
IGlIsc: Western regular, packngE loss on lie: DO
died i26l8laci do uncandled. sG14c; DO In
feror SAFE drties bGl0c checks. 496c refrigerator
eggs. 146l7l4c.
FRJITs-FREsH- Apples In light supply anything
showing Improved quality sells promptly high prices.
Pears sell when prime. but poor drag. Plums plenty
and weak In heavy supply to-day and lower,
with good many and being in cold
storage Pineappes in light supply and arm Grapes duh
Blackberres and other small fruits In light
supply without change Waermeions in fair supply
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
rrrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpool Aug 1O-CIosing- -wheat-Spot steady No
red Western winter. 5s sd; No l Northern spring.
6s SID No Cahfornia. 5s futures inactive: septeni
can mixed new As sAd American mixed. old. stock:
flturss seadv: September As Cd. October gtid No
vember as I6hd. Peas--Canadian Arm Is "A Flour
81 Iouis fancy winter dull. rs Sd Hops at London
PsciAo Coast dull fs 5s69f4. Beef nrm; extra India
mess ass Cd Pork firm; prime Western. 6ss Cd
ms-Short cut IA 10 i6 10 quiet. SIS. Lard Arm.
prime western in terees. AIS Ca American refined IN
nails 48s Cd Bacon-Cumberand cut 20 to 30 10. quiet
44s short rib 16 "a 10 quiet AS long clear mddes
light 2s "a 10 steady, t6s 3d' long clear mddes
to % no quiet as bellies. IA 70 ia 10 steady SIS
Shouldsrs- Square 1a 10. quiet as 3D. Butter
hrm United States s4s good United states Iss
dbsSt eolored AIS. Talow arm; prime city. 2Ss "a;
Australian ia London. 2Ts Cd Cottonseed o-Hun re-
dped e7s 3D. Rosin-Common steady, 4s
iisd Petroieum-Renned STEADY. esd. Lnseed oil
steady S3s
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

qs 5s hys22 a8d zP cotton 9
Cling upland. 1921; futures opened hTm, 2-64g3-e4d
4Isis Augus-septenber September c. 4l5l4b;
ber-Deceaber and DecenberJanuary, 4.o23zs January
February 402 rs; February March. 4O3s ana March
FLOUR AND MEAL-Prtoes were more steadily held
10 Saturday half holiday prevented material ad
TRsf ss S3s s. 5 Co. SRT antsr Pss patents 8 5S
extra No winter So 76S8 10 extra 10 winter s. 5oa
81 tg 10 grade SIS 5oaSIg spot and to arTiye RYE
. fancy s. 1888 -coRNMEAL-FirTn; quoted:
Firm quoted Fine white yellow. 81 4OqSi 50; coarse.
spot SO 5 SACKS 70 arrive 200 h. si7a$4 55 sDr6g Dl
& bran D1h' SdsS' ~ coarse |lnsr @ bran SIS 5o4S2o;
SIS & eaiE oil eqAe 81 hominy chop $50 9imea so so
ooaTd eaances put wheat up le hus on Saturday and
day on tie ate curb hoveTer seoember eased of ie
S no SsS T under & TeSizs & N PFsPsaon & f2r the gov
the early advance ana more or less outside buying we
amounted 49, 900 bbls hour l.234 100 bush Of
wheat 1t generally expected thar these big shipments
WI not continue much longer as they have represented
Fresh export business is ot nartielary brisk ana The
weak CONDITION OF ne oean freight market shows that
wheat receipts Saturday showed considerable increase
Saturdays export business only about u loads
rsS IeTpo9 ciosns %d higher and Pas haa m % been @
points 10. Al Berlin there an advance OF I mark
further rains in the Northwest but the weather map @
No Northern Duluth 7e7sc. and No / hard Duluth
dlfl
an a slight advance symnathy with wheat the corn
market advanced eharpy with Increase
in speculation owing 20 rumor that the Illinois
port with condition Of only a.
held throughout the forenoon but the late Was
modified little BY realizing the O'Clock close being al
81 a. The highest Of he
dsy 62te for September matched the figures ~
fbe Expectations that the government report
would the bush estimates also had stimulating
eject during Cables Asdssd higher from
English markets. Export business amounted to only
ioade No quoted 1Ac: No . white 65ltc
ana No ? yellow. lEc. al ahoat basis OATS2
The market for firm all day. sympathy with
etrensth. and good speculative demand
ali points No oats. S94c No 3. 3s4c; No white
z2kN42&c: white s2c: track mixed 3Slz d40c
white a4sc and 70 white clips 43 ~ ite RYE
Market steady No western. oot5c ana No Western.
Marke quiet: feeding quoted Sc. ana mailing COO
~ NEw-YoRK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
4 FESTIVAL IN CHINATOWN.
TIE DAY OK WHICH THE sun IS SUPPOSED TO
SHINE BRIGHTEST IN CHINA cELE-
BRATED WITH FEAST.

Chinatown gayer than usual last week. one
o. the many festival days. which the Celestials
Keep religiousIy wherever they may be, falling on
hecneseay II was the festival OF the new sun
lAe Gay on which the sun is supposed TO shine me
'ghest IN China. II is kept in all parts OF LhlIla
Sll preceded By an extensive celebration
4Ae local celebration centred about dinner given
I. 1e Chinese merchants at the Merchants Club
~ NE to9 floor Of No. Il Mott-st. over three
.-iiafeo found seats al the table, and kept them
:. hfe hours. The chef has forgotten just how
--elg courses were served. but the number was
! g The dishes were all Chinese. and included
~ most expensive luxures which can be imported
- - me land Of the queue and the Boxer. one OF
'-ies OF the Lon Gee Tong-as the Merchants
called by the Chinese-ls that there shall
~ spseches. This gives every one q chance TO
"a e. 80, ne guests on Wednesday night made a
ttai uf noise
s5Ne neignt OF The banquet the presiding officer
kss ~ the popular Chinese game OF "chon
e. -A.ch IS played with the fingers something
gils1eS .sShlon OF the old game Of simon says
ksS ks,st.i en- cried the leader. beginning to work
Pun, eh answered the man on his right, also
nt out d few fingers
nEtas7 as7Slle Sle lies IN guessing the total number OF
kesllr .th.-h me two Chinese have extended. both
-np9sstie y, nneers moving so rapidly that IL is
t-sai nurshL ~ count The one who guessee the
las c 49, hrst wins the game The other man
k.tylF - a glass ~ wine, II Americans were
.y1f usob. Ee-ie Under The same penalty there
- tfnL Dt mad rush 10 lose 81 order 10
-ell1ed Sfs.s q -hlnese banquet, however, a. Is
an evening q iioie 'HaH one
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 10. 1901.
COFFEF-The coffee market. for a Saturday half hoi-
day. toerably active and values were well main
tained The opening steady. with
prices unchanged on except June which ad
vanced points. Prominent buying for metal clique
be chief support. Specu-
lative Europe showed change. whereas in
$50 reis and Santos 100 reis, both
ruling An unchanged rate Of exchange at
Rio was noted at lOssd. Receipts ports and interior
towns full amounting the former 70 5000 bags
81 .200 bags Trading after the local
IN the Of week end evening up
traders Sales on call were sOoo
for tie day. 1880 bags The market was
finally steady with prices unchanged Spot supplies
were steadily held unchanged prices quotations being
based on 3 l1-lec for 9-l6c for Santos As
invoice The clearance Of the steamer Caideron
from Rio August with 1900 bags reported this
morning.
Tie range prices in the local market to-day
uVac
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

C-0TTONS-C,n further ~ 5Q9 points cotlon
closed OF the session. Win
serre-r Before opening nearly
rhinc favored higher the English capes pslHs
IN Sd3- pcinrs in expected rise OF nut 10
rcnts he weekly review The Chronicle oeng oe
ciledly hulsh and weather conditions over the SouthWs
SIN being drourhv There little cotton tor sals,
shorts were nervous bidders for the fall months wan
street seemed buying mood and there was
Some demand from abroad. On THIS sup
mort he market opened quiet and hrn, with prices Ego
points higher being the lowest OF the Io
noon The close Of the october up to tSOc
ana January 70 which there little change
Curing The Of the Trading vas moderately
active for holiday market. but new business Gid
nor come In on the hoped for In fact the public
feared buy long as bull leadership was ack
in professional forces and 80 long as crop damage
pronounced type unconfrrned The market eIosed
1uet and steady prices 5Qs points higher ta
day conservatvely estimated at 39oyo
bales for spot cotton was quiet but ABOUT
steady with prices unchanged on The basis OF SC Tor mid
ding upland s4c for niddlng Gulf Total safes were
772 bales part for direct shipment export and IN part
70 spnners Southern spot markets were privately
ported steady with prices unchanged 70 &c higher
Fear II possible strike in New-England mills should
suinners decide upon in wages next week harassed
the bull contingent somewhat though in the absence OF
positive change mill hands pay any open threat 70
strike this phase situation had direct influence
upon the market cables attributed Lverpools
strength spnners buying and further demand from
The range prices the local market to day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug TO- l p. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet. prices
52d higher; American middling fair. 29-S2d; good
n,tSJi,ng 2l-32d; mldding, 1924; low mlddllng,
si6d: good ordinary l516d, ordinary ll-l6d The
si ~ the dsy bales, Of which 300 bales were
for speculation and included 800 bales Aer
can Receipts. 1000 bales including lSvY 3aies
American uiddling. / August 4 ls-e4q4 ls-o4d.
L,rsrS August and September 1664Q4 1164d buyers;
September 16-s4al f7-e4d, buyers; October $50
sellers. october and 454d sellers; NoveI
her and December 2-64d4 S-64d sellers December ana
Tarnsrv 2-64d4 3-84d, sellers January and FEBRUARY.
. aaSS4 2 64d sellers; February and March. 364d.
seller March and April. A 3-64g4 4-64d. buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
GAS EEPLODES ~ 4 TRENCH.
Two ,frv BURNED WHEN ONE LIGHTS MATCH
TO FIND THE LEAK

Two men were burned, one sePerely' pg liuiili-
rstfrr ,se in a trench at Allen and Grand sts.
Yesterday owing 70 an explosion. AT that point
Inspectors are at work fixing the electric conduits
for the second-ave. electric road In the trench
were John Powers. Of No Sl5 East .Sixty-fourth-
81. and ARIZONA Racarelern, Of No 40 Last one
hunCred-and- -s!Xth-st.
The trench was four feet deep. and in 1t there
was strong odor Of Illuminating gas. This sup
posedly came from a 6-inch main belonging TO the
Consolidated Gas Company. me ilaIlah heItso d d
match 40 try to md The leak, and Immediately
there was 4 violent explosion, which burned the
Italian on The arms. hands and face. Powers was
slightly burned the arms. - ----..
An ambulance was called from the GouVeraeuT
Hospital and Dr. Schaeffer dressed the injured
mems wounds Powers went TO his home ana ths
t,al2n went the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ. T. NJ. Daily. except sundays 70
Elttshsld and North Adams. Saturdays only. 2 as
= NJ; Sundays only. at 10 a NJ
Pullman ali through trains.
Trains illuminated Light.
4-cket orees at 1l3 2o1. AS and 12l6 Broadway x
Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1S3 I25th St
l5th St. and 13Sh St Stations New-York. 3SS and 726
Fulton ST., and 106 Broadway. E. D. BrooEivn
Telephone 800 3sth Street for New
service Baggage Checked from hotel residences ~
Westcott Express COMPANY
= :. BLODGETT CE0PGE Y DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York Chambers &C.
follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d 81
900 a Daily--Solid train Buffalo.
Binghamton. Wavsrly, Elnnira ard Bradford Coachss
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
9.15 a m--Daily. m-- except Sundays 20 Binghar1fou.
Owego. Wavery, Elnnra and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Paror Car Daily Port and Monliceuo
Pullman Paror cars.
train 70 Chicago arriving $50 p Arr Cleveland 20
NJ SlespArs Cleveland, Dining car
7.SO Daily.-Bu1alo ana Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo IeS. Bradford 30 jamestown 700 Toungs-
10 p a. Cleveland 1890 D. SIsepers to Buf-
fal0 and Cleveland Cats
9.l0 Daily.-Soiid train for Binghan1ton Waver-
". Elnira. Chicago Scepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cinrari Dining
TNICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, 11S 26f. 399 and i159
Broadway, 15T East 125th and 2T3 West Ia5rh s.
Chambers and 23d ST. ferries. New York SSS anf
500 Fulton 9S Broadway. Brooklyn 122 River
and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
BAlTIM0RE q 0HI0 railroad
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains Franklin St. Station New York ., 80
lows and Is min. later West 42d ST. n r. - -
s7.1O 4 N-For INTERN. prints 70 Albany & Non4.t
1910 A Nd Rip Van WinNe Flyer 10 CatsllIis
f1O-3O A M-Saratoga ana Buffalo Express
TITO A M-C2) Lake MohonS. NInneWasza Exursss
fI2.45 p No Catsku Mountain Express
sIOO p M-Chicago Express
s2.25 P M-Cont Lin. for Detroit Chi & s. r,,s,
s3 . M-ti) Ulster Express to CatskiN Mts
f3.45 P N-tA For Hudson River Points 4 AIbanv
s6-i5 P M-FOr Roch.. Rufalo Cleve'd & ChicaRo
t7;45 M-FoT Roch-. Buffalo Detroit & ST. Louis
% M-For Syra. Roeh-, Mag Falls Det. & Chi
sDaily. fDaiy. except sunday. Leaves RrooEivn A,a
mex No az to.15 A NJ: az t1O:43 IL s al $3.50 p
NJ, at 1906 p. y. Leaves Jersey CITY p = p Sfa
No, At teas NJ: q III 20 A NJ. 8 at 1880 P a.
1855 n Tine tables principal hotels ard cfcsN
Baggage checked hotel residence bv Vsstcotts
Ex c. Il LAMBERT. Genl Passenger Agent n Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
u RATERoAD.

q RAILRoAD
SIArb9s f2Ss g AY IBENTTTzIR2 % sTREET AND
SZThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is Eve minutes later than
that given below for Tyventy-fhird Street
Station, except where otherwise noted
7.55 A. N. FAST MAILe-Limlted 10 two BuHe, Parior
cars New XSrS % PiStsouTs Sleeping Car FisisoHr<
92s A. u; FAST LiSz Fls.s6a.g and Cleveland;
tion cara ra seBSs @ DalHs G.9 aa an ,8einnst
1.55 p. ". CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS ExPREss.-
ESr Ioledo. Louisville (yia CineinaatD Indianapolis
5-55 P. VI. 81 Louis ExPREss-For Pitisburs. IN
5anap0,I a. M LSTisyIs ST. Louis pinas S9 5.,ro For
z.55 p NJ P&ciFic ErIPTs sEsss@For PIttsburz and
Snieaso. For Knoxville daily. via shenandoah Nai1sS
9uie Connects fer cisysianS sSesPt s5t1rSay Ex
cSIS,5 ESSEoT Pitts5grs. Cleveland Nasnyis 'ViA en-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
S 1 9s 80 $50 1910 C2es6rosses ana Cortland, "a "a
eg5 SDains Carsl i955 (Dning cap o a M "a q Con
grsssonal Lin al ParIor and Dining Carsl 50 40
sadsy SO s. 1o55 Dining caE) 2 a m, S ~ 81
~ Dining Car) ass Dining Car). as p m lz-i'
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-E1prsss. s.25. AS ?. m. 1sio
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Ezpress. SIS a n and as
sEABo4RD. AIR LINE RALwAT.-.EIoEida and Net ,5so
r9peiitsn Limited. 12-55 p. daily Express l2lo
NoRyoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--FOr Memphis
cEsAPEAREss IssSa5 OHIO f RAIb%AY-s55 and ass
n
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk--1.9S A. M
week days and s55 ?. m daily.
ATLANTIC CIEX.-9-55 a m and p WeeA-tiaLya-.
sundays. 1855 a. Through Vestibuled Trains 6u1et
Parlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches weekday Faror
Smoking Cars Parior Cars. Dining Cars and standard
Ccaches on Sundays
CaFE MAI--12.55 p. week.-Mrs.
For points on New York AID Long Branch Haiiroaa y "a
west Twenty-third Street Stationl- $50 a NJ lzlu
dle Saturdays only) - 255. 32S 10 40; ,s ana
Dssbrosses and CortIandt Streets 2 30 500 a. n
1920. 20 Saturdays only) 290, S1O $40 40. Sio'
and 100 p. m. Sundays g IL 945 A. SD p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6.10 (Desbrosses CortIandt Streets SOD. I2 4so
SIS. S55. 925 (955 Limited. 1910 tesorosses
and COrtland Streets 10 20) Dining carr 1880 Dining
Carr. 1155 a 1855 21O tDesbrcsses and CortaudS
Streets. 2O). 255 S .. 355 .. 425 Dining CaS1
4.55 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr L5S. So. Saos
925 p, II. 10 night Sundays $40 $50 (uo coaches
SIS, S55 ., 955 Oimited). e55, 10 so dining carr
n, l255, 1.55 Dining Can 325 5.55. . lDining
Carr, 455 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr. 100. So
S55. g. . .. m. II 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 461 11s6. 1854 Ill and 261 Boadway
1S2 Fifth Avenue below 3Sd ST.; House West
weny-third Station, AMI stations foot OF Des
brosses and COrtandt Streets; Court SEQ Fulton
street. 6S Broadway and Peuusyvauia Annex station
Brooklyn station Jersey City The New-YoTz Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone "9f4
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
j. b. HUTCHINSON. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

Ro-Coffe maerket hr1n: No I no, 4sylot FAcIaIIst
1ONd receipts cleared for the United State
900 bags cleared Europe 5000 bags; stock $4,000
bags - - ..,,.--e.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

PED ID LINE
A For a Guayra. Puerto Cabelo, Curacao and Mara
caih via Curacao-Caning also Juan, p. r.
From Roberts Pier, Brooklyn
s. 3. MARACATBO. Saturday, Aug % Noon
g PHILADELPEIA..--. Saturday. Sept Z, Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 125 Fronts
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK-QUEEN EENSToWN-LLvERPOOIA
Celtic. 13. P NJ Cymrie Aug. p. noon
Majestic H. noon Teutonic. noon
Oceanic. Aug q. 80 A VI. 'Suevc. Aug. 81 P ~
sSuevc will Second Class passengers only,
will not call a Queenstown.
For passage freight general information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier As. North River. Office. Broadway. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TATNE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AA DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines to all
Summer resorts eamships 'Horatfo Ha' and North
STAR leave So East River. foot OF Pike St. every
tuesday Thursday and Saturday 5 P NJ Steamers
every modern improvement for the comfort
convenience of Messengers Ticket offices 2O Broadway
lls5 Broadway: General Office New Pier 81 River.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-12
TO DISPLAY DECORATIVE ART.
The Commission From This Country
to the Turin Exposition

The commission from this country 10
the International Exposition Of Modern
Decorative Art TO be held AT Turin, Italy.
in 1892. has just issued a circular telling
the scope OF the exposition and giving
some directions TO exhibitors The space
assigned 20 exhibits from this country Is
I'm building now being erected. The ex-
hibits cannot be Withdrawn before the
close Of the exposition without special
permission. At its close they will be- re-
turned. free OF expense. 10 the owner, OF
his agent, ia New York They Will not be
sketched OF reproduced without permis-
sion of the exhibitor. except I'm general
photo reproductions for journals and re
ports.
Special emphasis is placed on the neces-
sity for originality ia ;ne work submitted
for exhibit Among the prizes offered are
ones for the best and most elegant room.
for the best room of Az economical or
simple order. for the best decorative
scheme for an economic suite OF AT least
scheme for au elegant suite OF Al least
three rooms y second circular will be
ISSUED about August -
The members OF the commission are T.
T. 81 Cesuola, president. ". L. Dodge,
vice president. Count r. Pratt vice preSi-
dent. Nlitylaw Reid. vice president, An
tonic Zucca. vice pre- idsIt. Louis Roy
erSi. secretary !. %. Mills. Charles =
smith John : Kennedy, CtlrStiuO Piya
H. Russell Butler n. g. FahuCStOCk. J.
Pierpout Morgan Morris Is. Jesup J. Car
roll EeckWith. Edward u. Adams. Ric-
CardO Be rttlu John NJ. Ctrrere. Charles
Il. Cook. and r. ". Bhiuclandar. The
State Commissioners are Illinois. , J.
Ives. Of ST Louis. and Pennsylvania, l.
A Barber or Philadelphia.