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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-11
Kicked Chinese Minister out.

Paris, April iO.--The Patre today
publishes dispatch from ST. Peters
burg, which says the Chinese minister
there Yang Yu, gravely insulted Count
Lamsdorff, the Russian minister Of for
cgn AFFAIRS, during a discussion OF the
Manchurlan question, whereupon the
count ordered the lackeys 10 put the
Chinese minister out, and Yang Yu was
thrown down stairs and fatally in
1ured In the head.
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'"ioAN RAILS FOR GLASGOW
for ,n Hundred Tons Ordered

aayices i le., April li.-Private cable
the GlasgoS,y. eslght brought news thai
nittee hs Nav. Scotland, munlcipsl com
Q, a bls nag recommended the ava r Avn
compsSy V.Vh'tact TO an America s.sa,
q rails an5 ,he supplying OF 34so IONS
s' railway Of Glasgow o,.g '"uh''i-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-11
. Mems White and
: COIOred Shirts
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Two little lots OF very good Shirts
that make two good bargain offerings,
for Friday and Saturday
A lot Of Wilson Bros, and Monarch
Numbered White Shirts--you know
their every point Of goodness so no need
20 elaborate upon their popularity
slightly solled, and IN these sizes only,
Is, 1917, Il. III, that sell regularly Tor
81, ,l25 and an, $3.50 each while SOC
Percale and Madras Numbered Shirts.
some with one, others With two pairs
Of cuffs to match, reduced from sl.25
and $3.50 9OC
70 ,.,s... .,.,.. .s.'s' 's'.'s's 't's
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; Knit Underwear and
! Hosiery Prices Made
: Smaller.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Women's vests Of silk and Isle thread
mixed pink. blue and lavender, low
neck and sleeveless, pretty Sflc
garments, reduced from 75c to-. WV
Chlldren's vests, light weight gray
cotton. sizes rs 10 20 only I0r
instead of zoe each. &C.. 90. -. wv
Women's tan cotton hose, fine guage,
spliced heels and toes, Csc 1Sr
a par regular Tor .''s''.' .'''''''
Chldrens heavy black cotton hose,
fine ribbed sizes 6, 6ls and Z, sell reg
ularly for Csc, two 12r
days." -. -. e, 80, go. ...,.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-11

'ley's money had he been a winner, and
he confessed that he would, 1t took
the jury but few minutes to find a
verdict against lvlson.
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WALKERS STORE,
Two Last Days of FouIard Silk
Sale.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

The priced the collection is slOO ward tbe otbers ara
s lS szo ana some so and quite remarkable price
eng such an Offering
the seasonhen the demand ene variety best No dd
Ter dress nor sVabe
roard s and here's the opportunity exceptionally pretty
small All the
Friday and Saturday the last days OF sale up 7O
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above
so h
Captain GantD hagedth conph lie o
not live
hours la pr p
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BOTHA REOPENS
NEGOTIATIONS.
Undertakes 10 Secure Peace in
Behalf Of All Beers.
DEWET'S MIND WEAKENING
News Lacks Confirmation Botba Has
Had an Interview with Gen.
Kitchener.

Capetown, April l0,-Gen, Botha he's
reopened negotiations with the British
for peace
II is understood here that, although
Gen, Dewet In his recent interview
with Gen. Botha refused to surrender,
Gen, Boiha, regarding him as rrespon-
slble, undertakes TO negotiate in behalf
Of the entire Boer force,
The British authorities here consider
that If Gen, Botha surrenders Dewets
following can be easily taken
AS explained here this action was
determined In part by Gen. Botha's dis
coYery at recent meeting that Gen
Dewet's intellect had weakened, that
his Influence with the followers was d.
mlnlshing and that a continuance OF
the campaign, in view Of Gen. Dewets
lrresponsibillty, rested with Gen. Botha
alone
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: Desirable COrsets
: Under.priced.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

A chance for those who do not like the
straight front corsets.
A lot OF SPLENDID corsets in white,
drab and black, all sizes DC
reduced from Sl.25 to-. 90. e. -. 1uS
Small lot OF gored cnrsets, black and
white, that were 500 $3.50 81 20
and $3.50 reduced TO ,..4...... .VI'o1
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Fancy Box
Stationery Half Price
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

A small lot left over from the holt
day selling 80 an exceptionally oppor-
tune time to get elegant correspond
ence paper at little price. Cream
color and dainty tlnts In different sizes
and shapes Of fancy boxes that sold for
iOc up to Sl.25 box: Half p-;ce
two days. =. ..u.. ...,., .'o'' ''"S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-11

these nothers
congress- and so goody number found new owners but they
other two days sale this not more than enough for that time
that kind and dainty light color combinations plain
with
d MSIG and o5P saturday GrFs up 10 WV e Csc
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Csc Sideboard
Scarfs
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Frnged linen Scarfs with colored GEN.
tiers, % and 80 inches, To close out In
iyon d lay 70 reduced I9C
IN DOMESTIC STORE.
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BoTHA MEETS KITCHENER.

eially asserted here" says the Cape
town correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph, that Gen. Botha has had an
other Interview with Lord Kitchener. In
which he Informed him that he had
seen Gen, Dewet, who still refuses To
entertain any idea Of surrender on any
terms Gen. Botha. however, regards
Gen, Dewet irresponsible for his ac.
lions, and seeks a modus vivendi on be-
nall OF all the burgher forces"
The report that Gen. Botha has re-
newed the negotiations with Lord
kitchener Is not yet officially con-
hrmed, but II is generally credited and
received with satisfaction except by
the ultra jingoes, who fear the govern.
ment viii renew the terms recently re-
Jected.
Regarding Gen Dewet's mental con-
dition reports have been very conflict
ing for some time. His recent mae
tivity points TO there being some truth
In the rumor which alleges that long
continued hardship under the harass.
ing British pursuit has unhinged his
mind.
On the other hand, a correspondent OF
the Times quite recently Acknowledged
the wonderful foresight and fertility
Of resource which characterized De-
vets retreat from Cape Colony.
As during the previous abortive nego-
tiatlons, the British press again loudly
insists on unconditional surrender"
but with the budget necessities staring
the country In the face. If negotiations
are reopened the Beers as the Daily
Chronicle remarks edtorially, may
reckon on fair treatment at the hands
Of the British"
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NEWS NOT CONFIRMED.

New York, April ll.--A special to
the Tribune from London says:
The report that Gen. Botha has re-
opened peace negotiations lacks official
confirmation, although one correspond.
ent In sending the news from Capetown
describes II as semi-ofiicial. The fact,
however, that the telegram has been al
lowed 70 60 over the wires by the mill
tary censor should not be taken as
guarantee OF It's correctness. Only the
other day Mr.. Kruger secuted the idea
OF peace without independence and as.
serted passlonately that his officers In
South Africa were of his opinion: but
II there should be any truth in the re-
port Of the revival Of negotiations. IL is
clear that the ex-president must have
been misinformed for It must follow
that any idea Of securing the independ.
ence of the republic has ben finally
abandoned by the Beers II Is entire
~ possible that Gen. Botha does not
find II easy TO cooperate with Dewet
but statements about the latter's men
tai decay contrast sharply with the ac-
counts OF the famous raiders foresight
and fertility Of resource during his re-
cent retreat from Cape Colony.
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Golf Skirts at Half Price.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Womens onans vardrohe
for the muddy day the dusty day the golf
gther ndfu We stocked rather
half time Made OF black
oxford with plaid stitched m nicely FRIDAY
al aturday. @''NN'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 9.-t1osns: Wheat. spot steady: 70 ).
red Western winter Sd No Northern spring, - Sad
No California Is. futures steady September IS T%.d
December. IS 9tsd. Spot firm, American mixed
4s ad steady; september IS Sad; October
IS a'sd November X 3asd Peas-Canadian firm lis 81
tlour-St Louis fancy winter steady. IS I'd. Hops AT
London Pacific COAST dEr. q 's@tt Beef firm: extra
India 81. PORK firm mess Western
6ss Cd quiet American refined in pals. AIS Cd
prime Western in tierevs. i3s a. Hams-Short cut -
10 n, quiet Bacon steady Cumberland cut. 20
30 rb i4s I'd short rib III - fTs: long clear
miIdes lisht - II. les 3d; long clear middleS
heavy 35 80 i5s ga short clear backs 16 to 20 N.
SIS clear bellies 16 n SIS 3D. Shoulders-Square
II n ass Butter firm: finest United states,
Hts. good United states ISs. Cheese drm. Americsn
hnest white 4Ss Cd finest enlored. AS Cd.
Talow Arm prime city 25s Sd Australian in London.
2Ts Gl Cottonseed ol-HuU refined. spot. 23s ad. Tr
pentine-Sprs 27s Cd RosinC'ommon steady, 4s 1isd.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
EXPORTS Tn-nAT
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-YoTk. August 2. 1901.
cOFFEE-The coffee market opened steady, prices
bfiO points higher. While there remarkable
ssstures days The general undercurrent
was strong The higher cables. smaller primary
ceipts had been locked for and better condition
sp5t circles fair demand from prominent copper
house noted all through the day while buying for
To0n account quite active There a on
,C+snge 90 he retarSug
he movement coffee as rain this
tine VIII greatly beneft the growing crop this
taken he bu-ish factor. Disappointing late adyiCes
frn the French market caused the local market
Of points the early afternoon but prices recovered
on further buying before the close which at
net points and steady. Total
day comparatively large. aggregating $4,000 bags
Arorg foreign markets. closed = net
higher Hamburg = Gi2 pfg up Rio firm but unchanged
and Santos advance OF 100 The sterling
rste exchange Rio lOSsd advance Of SLED
over yesterday Receipts Brazilian ports aggregated
10000 and the interior movement 81 500 bags Do
rlestc deliveries Of fair volume 16 66
bags coffee in the local street market ruled
steady with quotations 1-l6c advance based
BIl6c fer Rio IS and slice for Santos As invoice lots
Cleared from August > the Button
1900 bags and August the steamer FlaXman, with
1000 bags
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
orHER MARkETs-RY rELEGRAPH

RuHslo Aug -Cattle-Receipts. s dull. and the
general lower Feals higher active
50 SoG$t. HaEH-OderinEs 80 active and higher:
fair 20 ch7c" Workers. S6f$6 packers Sc 15
- 20 medium 20 choice heavy So dS6 -. s. 65
s. - 1gFh s. 2aS5 so stays s. 25as4 G5 sheep and
Receipts, - stronger for good lambs; steady
for sheep spring lambs fair to fancy s. 10l$5 IS: com
20 cus 81 S. handy wethers 81 T 81 choice
n extra mixed 81 soQS4 l.. good. 81 403$3 95;
ycaTl.nE lambs. fair So o00$i so
Chicago. Aug H-t'afte- Receipts 500 head. incud
nE - Texans good heavy steady. all dun
ana weak good 20 medium steers 81 6oaS6 Is poor TO
medium 81 fSS 40; hesf here today 81 20: stockers
and f@"ers demnrazed 81 25aS3 81 So 5oaS4
h"rs S2fi 81 81 49, % bulls 81 5oG$4
calves $1S6 p. Texas steers. S3lfS+ 50 HogsReceips
today. 5000 head 20 morrow 1000: loft $50,
orcred 1lo0 higher closed slow; mixed and butchers
s. 'raSt good 70 choice heavy s. 9oaS6 2is: rough
hcar s. 4oaS so light s. 7oaS5 10 bulk sales s. IS
S5 10 ShaeI-FteceipF. 1900 head. sheep 1oc
higher lainJ hest higher. others DUH good 20 choice
Western sheer 81 81, yearngs 81 T57fS4
CENTS and shuucuts yesterday: Rerepts-Cattie.
lo4" hoss. = 559. sheep. 2.T57. Shipmeuts-Catte.
G.762. hogs. GTit. sheep. 2;e:-
East Liberty Aug P.-Catt~- Market steady; choice.
81 5oHS5 So prime 50aSl G5 good s. 2oaS5 80 good
erass cattle. SASS 30: hula aud stays S2aSf Hogs
Market active and prices higher prime heavy. S6 1Oa
50 10 hest heavy Workers and good mediums Sc o7is
- 10 light Nnrker5 Sfas6 90 quality 81
81 s.. skips 81 25ds5 - rouEhs S+d$5 SheepMarket
dull sheep steady lambs best wethers 81 9n1$4
good. 81 G5uS1 So mixed S"aS& 80; cullS
81 scat 80 ycarCs $50 81 p heavy and thin, S4qS5
spring lambs S2GS5 -.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

WITH the close dull IS tc leading days
sesess was another shipment from seabosrd
OF hour ana odsh
Whe or one of the heaviest while the
week au records were broken both reaching
oo4 lsS bush Supplementing this influence bush
Russia reporting serious damage in important
stons and general rains through
wnere harvesting is under way points served
10 hod Of realizing
near the close caused moderate
prices the close being partly 1c previous night
The primary movement fell some 100000 bush behind
last year notably in Southwest arrivals which con
tnue TO refect the famine Cable exered
influence; markets closed 10 20 points lower and
cluded 80 loads, mostly outpcrts. Quotations Of
wheat aaoat basis. were follows: No Northern
10 arrive: No red Nevs-YorB 77Fsc prompt; No
rs5 NeW-Nork 77zc, prompt. and No hard New-1o 1ork
crop report held in STEADY position most Of the dav,
the close being irregular and &c of months 14c
advance May under scattered realizing. Snow fore
casted condition possibly as low as or 2 points lower
than before reported this
outside of the report talk TO interest the trade
Of ac the days dealings September selling
from 81 lice 6isc. and closing nc. another
extended review covering the corn States The
Journal Commerce figured only half crop Of
corr in Kansas Missouri Iowa and Nebraska The ArFen
tine shipments practically the last week.
cables partly ia higher than the previous night
partial &c loss No corn closed SIC Chicago
September. prompt. No white. 65%c. and No yellow
again. Western market < ssc high
er on room DEMAND and light ofe1inEs 20 oats closed
42c: track mixed. $50 d4oc; white. 41949c. and 10
western 6olfe ana Western, eoc, both ( afoat;
quoted 52o and mailing 6oa65c. both c i +
Bradstreet's.'' $50 $50 bush. compared with
6.46S. bush and SS1s 700 bush year
against j. bush Corn exports the
$40 600 bush year ago July date s.71sS61
bush compared with 21,s64,oo0 bush last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers St.
as follows. and minutes earlier from ". 23d St:
0.UO a NJ. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo arr = N
Binghamton, Waverly, Elnira and Bradford Coaches,
parlor and Cafe dining car 10 Buffalo
S1S a m--Daily. except sundays. Biaghamton.
Owego. Waveriy, Elnlira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 2. Daiy--Chicago ILmited-Fast NIaI-Solid
train 70 Chicago arriving 30 Arr Cleveland
NJ Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
5.:'O m. Dai!y-BUffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo 10j Bradford 30 jamestown ZOO and Youngs-
town 1927 Cleveland $3.50 .. m Slsepsrs to Buf-
faO and Cleveland. Cafe car.
8.l5 Daly--Sofd train for Binghannton Waver-
" Elnira Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo, Chicago Gin
cinUati. Dining
TINICK ETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. rs. 261 500 and II59
Broadway. 15T East I25th st. 273 West i25th 81
Chambers and West Esd St ferries York; 3Ss and
500 Fulton St. 9S Broadway, BROOKLYN. 122 River St
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

SPOT cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations
echansed the basis Of Sc for middling upland and
exc for mGdling Gulf. sales. l21 bales Southern spot
MARKETS were teegaphed follows: NewOrleans steady
&c l-lbc higher lice Mobile nominal and un-
Sanged al 7asc Savannah dull unchanged 7ssc;
sTleSon easy and unchanged at 7esc; Wilmington nom-
- ahe unchanged at SAC; Norfolk nominal and
a1eeo e. 7tsc. Baltimore nominal and unchanged at
o.-loc. Galveston firm and unchanged Sc; Augusta
gst aLo l2e higher al I-1edshc; ST. Louis quiet
unchanged AZ s..
receipts of cotton az the ports to-day the week
,5 oonparec with the totals OF week previous and Of
last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
LINERrnnL coTToN MAHkEr-

Liverpool Aug. . o. Motion Spot Moslera ie
business prices SD higher, American middiug fair
sd good mding +2sd. midilnE 4Asd. low mldiliug
532d: good ordinary - 22i: ordinary II The
sales OF tho laF bales which
speculation and export and included 100 American
Receipts. 1000 bales. including 500 Futures
opened quiet steady and closed barely
lean middlinE e August 10 6ta4 GG- 64d buyers;
August and september, ! Is G4d buyers. September.
I sid buyers. October. g. 264T4 sod sellers
October and November. 4u4 sd sellers. November and
December. . e., Gid buyers. December and January,
G3-64d buyers January February 64a+d sell
"rs: February and March. Al sellers; March and April
sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

CoTTOH-T'he market for futures opened quiet
and hFna. with prices Up 4G6 points room and light
Southern huyi&, the sellers being Liverpool
1oltal hooes shorts were alarmed by this further
snow OF strength having anticipated relapse this
ing rom yesterday rise and turned for after
the call TINS led 20 brisk buying for long account by
local bulls and encouraged light investment buying
Wall Street Prices worked steadily upward this de
Tnsnd-October 10 IA and January 7.2S. All the
nTst hour firm undertone obtained,
promise Of even better things before But profit
taxing set in and selling the reaction theory helped
70 oep-ess values which broke 6q7 points by midday.
he early Liverpool cables better
both as concerns spot cotton and futures. Still
vices gave additional advances, said result
msnd from 50bbers who endeavoring check de
preston II trade circles Early in the local
market again stifened covering and bull
port prompted in by rather Uufavoabe adv!ces from
Central Texas and by belief that Liverpool would
Fnucn higher again tonorrow The late advance carried
OCTOBER 70 123 and January 70 72s. While
some nurr1es Of profit taking the underone
heady 10 the close, with sentiment the
quite bullsh- Il believed that the
ao been oEargreat and that pronounced reaction
cue IN the natural order Of things.
active. taking the day whole, but little
% indicate returning public speculation scale
ne weekend statistics were quite in line with precon-
eVed Ideas and made little impression either
Close was steady with prices net 69lO points higher.
ne range Of contract prices IN the local today
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
snrrHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah Aug. a-Couon dun: mIdilinE. 7'sc; low
mlddlug sac. good ordinary. else recciuts
exports coastWise 80. sales Is. stock. 1882
Memphis hug. a-Cott'u quiet; middIing, TIC: low
mdduc e. lGC. net receipts 81 bales. gross 2ST
mens 2;ia. sales 100. stock 1901 - 297. 1900
New orleans. Aug. 1-t'nttou GueJ steady. mid
ding s. low middlnE Tsc. good ordinary Ice:
-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
aos a. NJ and 3SJ P. NJ Daily except SUNDAYS -
P1ttsheld and North Adams Saturdays only, . As
= M sundays only. al $50 A II.
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch
Ticket Offices az 113 261. AIS 1916 Broadway y
Jnton ~. W, 2f5 Columbus 133 I25rh
lDth St and 13Sth Stations. New-York 33S ard T2S
Fulton St, ana 100 Broadway, 2 d. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3Sth Street for York
service. bagsage checked from hotel residence "
Westcott Express Company
P ;. BLODGETT, GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Aeent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

Nosess EsshsnFe special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
port 5Go il safes. 5000 bales: speculation and ex-
590 TaiadBRre dReIiesn 700 receipts 1000 American
2sia5-6s5 -plano I'd Futures opened steady.
isrnber august 4l51zb: AuFust-septennber ana SER
Never,is- a q SID. October, z o 4 Oc.ohsy
gsnaary ? esS'2 Aoye1nherDecember and becenber-
March ,Slon January-F ebrusry 3 63iks. Febr,Is-y
quiet and April, 4oo5ss. Manchester-Yarns
FIoT-S ms some business low prices ~
fopr AND MEAL>-Flrnlness stiiI ,7reysuea a., 81
a. Old sr5 on an grades fair trade psssinc
tfaghts -. spl1ng patents SO sO4s4 l0 Ufnte1
Gears s. sSsanS 'O winter patents So 55ds3 SO; spring
10 v5-,ee - - extra No winter 50 70IS2 S0. S-rs
. arrive " 59aS2 60: Grade SIS 5oasis spot ana
sed 81 7567Ss ,s ~ FLou steady. Quoted: Fair 70
5EAI,-Fi-so ID choice 70 fancy So I5aS8 Is = COFN
erlnd I'm lnoted KUN dried. So i0asg % as 10
ov 81 Finn. Quoted Fine white and
ssay custe9e So ~ coarse 81 2oqs1 25 FEED
VIM: ~: si5gti7 20: sprlng bran bulk si7asi7 2s
Snnai S5a. isan els BOA $50; city bran sis4Si9 50
N'y ,lhseed oil cake S29: corn o1 caie S9I
On mop $50; oilneai 500 70 '' "-i CAKE S@l;
sEr-rs-tst-NI IEAT-Trade rvss r.s.-s,..a -, -. =, -.
eog ra.5 Government report about which many con
s,nlton nave been circulated. Snow predicted
she te Bohhly as low rs against IS ast month
impression among traders seemed TO favor
'ss aselne from the July position The local
D'einner made 7ekc top and 75Kc low poinf
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
u
DEsBRosSEs AND coRTLANDT Streets. Anu
h@The leaving time from Desbrosses and
oortiandt Streets is FIVE minutes later than
that given below for TVyenty-third Street
station, except where otherwise noted
''So % a; VI. FAST MAIL-Limted to two Buffet Parior
to Chicago. No coaches 70 Pitts6uTs
Be- NJ FAST L!XE3Pis;sOuTg and Cleveland
tom cars Fo seBHs cBs D3ns SoE6s 9 and ooss
, IMndiaasPols Ind a. LouisvlIs st Louis
FSr Toledo. Louisvie Cis cncnnstD. indianapolis.
$50 p y. ST, LOUIS ExPREss-For PittsSurs. IN
555 p vs. Hqsys %s4IS g. k9T7 DinlaS Si.,
.5S p. sM1eep5 M s2sTrday ITd Di9i9g Car ,.. 49,.
Sheaso For Knoxvis Gay. Via sSsnandosh Valley
W. Inneflf SE cyfana ND s5''Ps 1eSgrr S5Syr Ex
c5nS55 an, PittsSgrs Cleveland. Nashville cva Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 on ~ s9S 1l0 GDesbrosses and Cortand5 Streets
Desbrosses and eorsnst sTresrs 20 us 3 Con
5Dnins o,1 Lin - all Paror and Diains Cars IS : p
'ongrsss&io2aSs & ~ 10 80 DINING CaI a. m L.
5Is 5c} Dining Carr ass Dining Can. 925 12lO
SOUTHERN nI55i s RAILwAY-Express s2S 425 p 121O
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ezpress s55 a and s.2S
sEABoIARD AIR LINZ. RA1LwAY-.FlOrida and Met
r9PSttan Limited 1855 ?. daily. Express. r. 10
NoRF9IK oId PIX 4ND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
cEiE;s APEA ~ OHIO RAIL%4Y-ss5 a. n and IS
FOR oLD PoINr COMFORT and NoRFoLK-Is5
weekdays and S.55 ?. m dsilv
Nl41-S.5o m ard p. m Week-days-
5unaays. i-55 a. Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
arl9I cars and standard Coaches weekdays Parlor
coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p m weekdays
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
west Iwenty-third Street $50 u 10.
f-1 Saturdays only: 225: 255 3.25. 40. ass and
200 ?. m SUNDAYS. 7.55 o25 m. I. 80 from
1920 20 Saturdays only) 23O. $40. $40 40 SO.
ana 100 p m SUNDAYS. II. o 45 a. SIS p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 6209 T25 T55
SO 500, 30 f955 Penna- Limitsd). 10 10 (DesbrosseS
and Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining 1888 Dining
Sar) ll9o a. 1255 . 10 CDesbrosses and Cortandt
Streets 220. 255. S25. S55. 4S. AS Dining Carr.
SO Dining Car. $50 Dining Carr. T55. a25 SIS.
- p m. u 10 night Sundays. 61O 755 coaches).
a. m l255. 1.55 Dining Carr 325. ass. IS Dining
Sar) 455 Dining Csr), 555 Dining Carl. 7.55 s. ..
Sao. . D IL. 10 night
Iket OFFICES Nos 461, 1895 1854. III 261
- Fifth Avenue below ed ST.; Astor House; West
IWent-th!rd Street Station and stations foot of Des
street ss Br1adway ard Pennsylvania Station.
rooklyA station. Jersey City The Ne-York Transfer
company Will call for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences through 70 destination Telephone 9l4
Egnteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
]. B. HUTCHINSON. LR WOOD.
General Manager General Pass-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
NAVAL STORES

While still ruling quite steady. the price of spirits did
not change to-day Southern markets as e-