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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01
Appeal.
 IN THE COURTS. COLORED AND WHITE OFFEND FRS UP FOR "JUDeMENT." Bear" the Youthful Thief-Joe Rays VoIatons-A Cooks Hard
 Luck.
IN THE COURTS.

Sarah Hudson, negro woman, who has been in the employ of Dr. B A. Hall as cook, is now in jail awaiting developments. She is charged with grand larceny, it being alleged that she stole some money from the Hall home She will be tried before Jus tice Vance.
 Anderson Ellis, colored, was fined $50 for carrying pistol and $15 for disturbing the peace by Judge Brown Friday morning. Ellis got on a drunk recently and raised a row Officer Hoffman was forced to club him to make the arrest Ellis drew his gun on the officer and put up a good scrap.
 In searching the home of Simpson McMillian, alias Bear" the little ne- gro bicycle thief who is now in jail awaiting trial, Officer Culpepper found a valuable umbrella belonging to Mrs. J. w. Withers. The umbrella was stolen, from her home some time ago. The pOllee are bringing to light many robberies which were committed by the gang of youthful robbers; num- Der of them having already been jail ed.
 Joe Ray, white man, was fined S70 in Police Court Friday morning for petit larceny and disturbing the peace He stole four caps, hat and pair of pants from Henry Marx, while in the latter's place of business. presumably to make purchase. After leaving that place Ray went to Gull peppers store on East Second ave nue and raised merry cain. He broke out window glass and the proprietor was forced to throw him into the street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01
WILL LEVEY SHOT AND pRoRA. BLY FATALLY WOUNDS JOHN
 HAMILTON.
ought Over a Mule-Levey Badly Stabbed and Cut About the
 Body.

Mr. Will Levey, of Wabbaseka, shot and probably fatally wounded John Hamilton, white horse trader at Cornerstone Thursday evening. The shooting occurred in the lot of MT W. R. Wesner, at that place, and was the result of a dispute over mule. which Hamilton wanted to put in a lot With an animal that was suffering rom glanders. Mir. Levey asked him not to put the mule in the lot, but Hamilton insisted on doing it. A fght followed and Hamilton drew his knife stabbed MT. Levey in the cheek sever- al times and otherwise cut him on the hands and face. MT. Levey was forced to draw his gun and fire. He f1red five shots in quick succession only one ball taking effect. It enter- ed Hamilton's left shoulder over tho breast and lodged in the shoulder blade just a little below the left side Of the neck. A physician attended Hamilton almost immediately.
 MT. Levey's wounds were also dress ed and he came to this city Friday morning. A Graphic representative called on him at the home of his brother, Capt. Leon Levev where bo IS quite sick. He peeped from some bandages which were wrapped aronnd his face and head and informed the reporter that he felt too bad and wac too weak to talk just now. but wou1d give out statement later. He was suffering intense pain from the stahs and cuts and seemed very weak
 MT Levey says he regrets inc af- 1alr very much, but he was forced to shoot Hamilton in self-defense After the shooting Mir. Levey surrendered to the officers.
 Both Levey and Hamilton were at cornerstone on business. Mr. Levev IS planter at Wabbaseka and Ham. ilton recently came to Wabbaseka
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01

from Missouri and traded horses at Stewards stable.
 The weapon used was 3S-calibre revolver It is thought that Hamil ton cannot recover.
 MT Levey has many friends here who regret to hear of his trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01

t..e.... .le -3und liberty, 6o that which VII 'nJ re themselves and their com mCA, e th-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as secaadelass mail mat ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01

Advertising rates made known on application.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

With the close duh IS &c leading the days
eaeiess another shipment from seaboard
Wha Or one OF the heaviest days record while for the
week al records broken. reaching
ee42isa bush. experimenting this influence bush
came from Russia reporting serious damage IN important
sections through Northwestern states
where harvesting is under These points served
10 hold realizing
the caused moderate setback highest
prices the close being partly &c above the previous night
The primary movement fen 20OOO0 bush behind
year notably IN the Southwest arrivals which
nue reflect famine Cable exerted little
Influence; Paris markets closed 20 points lower and
CUded 20 loads. mostly outpCrts Quotations Of cash
wheat. basis, follows. No ! Northern
arrive. No . red Nev-York. - Ssc. prompt Ne
rs5 NeN-h ork 77lzc prompt snd 20 hard Nevg-hgrk
held in STEADY position most OF the cav
the close being irregular and &c of months 70 c
advance Nav under scattered realizing. Snow fore
possibly low points lower
reported this there
outside OF the crop talk 70 interest the trade
covered days September selling
Journal of Sou,ercs figured out only half crop 81
shipments practically the last week.
cables partly "a higher than the previous night and
partial &c loss No corn closed SAC over Chicago
September. prompt No white 65&c. and No yellow
hrn again and Western market laasc high
a room and light cferinEs No closed
soc 40 3 3SRc. No white. 4ci4 04o'.c; No white
white clips 48l2 a44c..-.. RYE-Narket steady: No
Western. 60i4. and 10 Western Goc both ahoat
was quoted al &c ana mailing 6oaG5c. both :,
''Rrsdstreet were s42.lsa hush. compared with
since July ] exports have been 35.032 571 bush,
against l7Ss7 600 bush last year Corn exports for the
%se6 seq % wsTs @,'It nusa @ 4' % 13IZ - sac ~ ssi
bush. compared with y s64o GOO bush last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
ENPoRTs Tn-nAr-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW--NoTk August q. 1901.
c0FFEE-The coffee market opened steady, with prices
$40 points higher. While there were no remarkable
DAYS session IE general underCurrent
vss strong on higher cables. smaller primary
Cspts h.r had looked and better condition in
s,-t circles fair demand a prominent copper
house noted all through the day, while buying .r
vofrn account quite active There TuUor on
5srCe ia The effect thar heavy rains were retar5ng
~ movement Of harvested Rio coffee this
time greatly herert the rowing this not
taken bu-ish factor, Disappointing late S1yices
French local market
m r-r-s afternoon. but prices
m further room buying before the close which ar
points advance steady. Total the
Gay comparatively large aggreEatnG Ss3oe BAGS
Aworg foreign markets. Hsvre closed = franc net
htrher Far burg = ga pfE Up Rio but unchanged
srS Santos firm advance Of 100 The sterling
-sts OF exchange lOssd advance u sled
cve- yesterday Receipts Brazilian ports aggregated
$1,000 tscs and The interior movement 81 500 bags Do
esfc ware house deliveries volume &c a66
bses Srrt coffee the local market ruled very
STEADY with quotations az lice advance. based on
FIl-l6r 9l6c for Santos 5s invoice lots
cleared from Bahia August Button. with
af00 b7cs and August the steamer FlaNman. with
1000 bass
vrasas follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
nrHER mARkErs-nY rrLEGRArH

HuTei9 AUX o-Csttls- Receipts cars. dull. the
general lower Esais and calves higher and active AZ
s. 50a&I Ha-s-oderiuEs 80 active and higher.
fair r7" Workers. S60$6 10 mixed PACKERS. So 15q
81 - medium choice heavy s. ff 81 - pigs s. s.
s. 50 gg-Es s. s. 81 2JnS4 sheep ard
lambs Receipts - stronger for good lanbs steady
frr sheep lambs fair 20 fancy s. loffS5 IS,
mon 90 rg s. 5n6$a handy wethers 81 5HS *; Cho:c"
- mixed 81 snuSf T.. fair good 81 S3 9J
yr1rl-nE lambs f1rr Go extra. 50 glHSi 30
Chicago. 4 . cattle Receipts 800 head. ncud
% good steadt all others duh
ana weak good medium steers - 6ocSG 70, %
r.tHH - 2fSS 80. beer here today - 20. ockers
ana fe~ler. t1aralzef s. sass - COWS s. 5oaS4 80.
r~fr S2fSi 5 .tnuer. 81 5oH g. - bulls s. 5ofS4 ."
calves S1S6 p TeH7- steers So - So Hogs-fleceipts
o. daF. 5000 head. morrow 12ooo left $50.
orerei 5fio- h.Eher closed slow. MIXED and butchers
- suIst cool % rhHce heavy. s. 3oGS6 l2E. rough
heat s. SonS so light s. 7o g. no bulk - sales s. Is
ass 80 SHEEP Receipts 5000 head. sheep strong % loc
higher nrls best higher. others dun. good 20 cholc"
wrta~rs s. CHnSt = fair o. choice mixed s. 5a 81 -.
Western sheep 81 venrugs s. 75iSf -. native
r~iuts and f1r yest-rIay- Rerepts-Cattte.
og15. hogs 559. sheep fe757. shipmeuts-Cattle.
G7t-. hogs. Crfl. sheen. 2t:-.
Easr liberty Aug P-Car.~- Market stradv: choice.
s. 5DS5 ~o prime 50 prS s. tS good g. 2o1 s. 80 good
Grass cattle SftSi 30. huiIs ana stays S20St Hogs
Market active and prices hsh-r prime heavy S. loa
81 10 rest heavy Workers auG good mediums Sc % = n
- 10. uchf NrEer Sf 50 -. pigs 20 quality, s. 75H
s. So sEus 81 25nS5 - rouEh-. S4aS5 sheep Market
dun sheep. rteaty lambs best wethers. s. 9uf$4.
god 81 G5IEG So uIZ-T SrrSi 80. cuIs ard common.
81 49, So y"arrCe SjTS4 - heavy and thin Sass.
spring lambs. S1F.SI
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
m RnprAN rroprcr MAnkFr-

Liverpool. Aus 9-olos.us: Wheat, spot Sieady; 70 :
red Western 50. No Northern spring, 9s Nlad
california e.. futures steady. september. IS T@td,
December 9isd. corn spot firm. American mixed.
9i. steady. september. s. Sad. OCTOBER
= 9,d November. - Hasi Peas Canadian hrm is -
Flour Louis fancy winter steady. IS I'd HOPS al
London Pacih- COAST dun q 'sfttt Beef hr1 extra
india Ga Pork firm. prime mess. western
Lard quiet. American refined in pals. AIS Oh
prime Western uercrs. i3s ~. Hams snort cut a.
n. Bacon steady. Cumberland cut. :"
n iis ~ short uh. 10 10 "a r iIs; long clear
miffles lybt . a. 46s 3d long clear middles.
heavy o. short clear backs l6 20 20 N
n. Sis 81. Shoulders-Square
II n. dun ass Butter hrm hnest United states
"fs. good United states. IS cheese hTm AInerics2
Taov nrm prime city. 25s 81. Australian in London.
oTs Cl ,-otonsard oiI-Tfu refined spot 23s Oil Tur
pentn4- SPIRITS 2Ts "a. RosnC'ommon steady +s lisd
Petroleum Refined stead;. 6Hd Linseed OIL steady
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
L.l,rrrnnL. corroN nArkEr-

Liverpool. AuE . o. m--Cotton- Spot Moderate
husne-s. prices 2I higher. American middliug fair.
SD. tuitffng F'si Wi1finE 47sd. mIdiliug
p }1i. good ordinary gsi. ordinary. 32d The
sales ~ tho asy 5000 bales ~ which 5OO
speculation and export and included I-loo American
IsereIrts 1000 bales including $40 American Futures
opened quiet steady and closed barely steady.
irau w,GIfinE e.. August. l5.GtIi 10 d4d buyers,
August and september. rs G4d buyers. September.
~ Gid buyers. October g. 6iti ; t4d sellers.
October and November. 64d sellers. November and
December. . CI-Gtd buyers December and January,
buyers February. e.; ga II sell
February and March Al sellers. March and April
gal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

SPOT closed quiet and steady. with quotations
uachanEed the basis OF Sc for middlng upland and
&c for mi5drE Gulf sales 12l bales. Southern spot
markets t0lecTaphe1 follows: NewOrlesns steady
ond l-l6c higher 16cs Noble nominal and
changed T'sc. Savannah dun and unchanged 7ssc;
ChaTesion and unchanged AT 7esc; Wilmington
i.al anc unchanged ar SAC. Norfolk nominal and
elanEed e. 7'sc. Baltimore nominal and unchanged az
l-lGc; Galveston firm and unchanged Sc: Augusta
aae, ara lS2c higher az lledshc. Louis quiet and
unchanged ~ S.
Receipts a the ports to-day week
a. ~ oofparee with the totals az week previous and of
ms last
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers ST.
follows and minutes earlier from ". 23d St.
O.OO baily.-Solid train for Buffalo arr 3 D. m.
BinshamtOn, Waverly, Elnirl and Bradford Coaches,
parlor and Cafe dining Buffalo
91S a m.-Daily. except sundays. Biaghamton.
Owego. Wdveriy Elmira Delaware Valley points.
Pullman Parlor Daily Port JervLs and NontceIlo
Pullman Parior Cars.
80 2. m. DaIIy.-ChicaSo Iluited-Fast Nfa-Solid
train 20 Chicago arriving $50 Arr Cleveland 90
NJ SleepeTs Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7:sO p. m Daly.-BUffao and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo I0J. Bradford 30 jamestown 100 Youngs-
1927 "a. Cleveland 1880 .. Slsepsrs to Buf-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
8.I5 p. Daily.-Sold train for Binghamton. Waiver
ly EIrra. Chicago Scepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cnrati. Dining
TIyICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 11S 261. 500 and 1I59
Broadway. l57 East f25th St and 273 West 125th ST
Chambers West Esd 81. ferries New York 3S3 and
500 Fulton St 9S Broadway, BROOKLYN. 122 River ST.
Hohoken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
60 calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

COTT9A- market for cotton futures opened quiet
and trm. with prices Up 4n6 points AID light
Southern huyl the sellers being Liverpool bears
Continental
snow q strength having anticipated relapse this
ing from and turned for after
the call This led 10 brisk buying for long account by
local bulls and light investment buying from
VAL Street Prices worked steadily upward this de
msud-Oct0ter 20 12s and January rs All the
nrst hour trn undeTone obtained and the market
promise Of better things before But profit
taking and selling the reaction theory helped
70 cepress values. which broke 6g7 points by midday
The early Liverpool cables better than expected
both a. concerns spot cotton and futures st later ad
vices additional advances. Fall
Uand fruIu 10bhers who endeavOTing check
circles. Early afternoon
market again stinened covering and bull SUP
prompted part by rather Uufavorable advces from
Central Texas and by belief thai Lvepool would
much higher again tomorrow. The late advance carried
October 10 1-S and January 10 = 2S. While there
some hues ~ proHt taking the un1ertone remained
steady The close, with sentiment being
quite isf that heavy decline
had been oyergreat. and that pronounced reaction
due IN the order Of things. Trading
active taking the day who,e but there little
% indicate returning public speculation broad
Ihe weekend statistics were quite IN line with precon
ceived ileaE and made little impression either way The
Close steady, with prices 601O points higher
The rance Of contract prices in the local market today
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
e0rruFrN COTTON MARKETS..

Savannah. Aug. o-Co''on dun mldtliHe, 7'.c: low
mIiIlur 6rr. good ordinary. Gisr receipts 70 bales
EXPORTS raH-twI-t t... sales 5. stock. : 9t2
Memphis. AUS a-t1ttHu quiet. uidfI}ug. 7lc. low
mlIIllr receipts 81 bales gross eSI ship
msnts ats salc- TOO. stock. 1901 - -97 1900 $50
Nev Orleans. Aug g. cotton Guet and steady. mid
ding aw wldIItng 7'tc- good ordinary 2 t6c
cep 100 bales exports cotstvs 80 sales 500, stock
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9os A. " and 3.S5 P. IL Daily except SUNDAYS %
Pittsned and North Adams Saturdays only. . As
=. NJ. sundays only. 800 4 n
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated Light
Ticket Offices Il3. 26i. AIS and 1916 Broadway. =
Union 81. W. 275 Columbus 133 125th
I25th and 13Sth 33S Tes
Fulton o.. 100 r. d. Sly1
Telephone 800 3Sth York Central
Service. Baggage checked from residence ~
WAstCott Express Company.
p : BLODGETT. GE0PGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

NoaeFss 5sfe special Liverpool oaheEspot cotton
porf - mana sales, 5000 bales. speculation and ex-
iOO6 american. 700 receipts . O00: tr1erican
28sds ~ li!ng upland sd FUTURES opened steadv
F anoe, coses barely steady iE to sgs roint
tsnbeS august sl5 izb; AuFust-septenlber ana SER
Nevsnher q SOD. october, g s02lss: October
gsnaary a. AoysTher- -Decem6er and beoerber-
euist srs - Nsreh-A April. s00'ss Manehester--YarTs
FIDI-F ,.rSs ~ some business at low prices
ANp Mt>AA~-Flrmness stl urersfle5 .ba
a. sparlnlent on all grades with fsfr tra6e ,,sssj-S
trsirht - Sl4lng patents. SO S0QSa 10: WinteT
ssfs e ao winter patents. s. 556S3 50. spring
10 - - y extra No winter, 50 709S2 so. ertro
.Htef - 50QS2 CO. erade SIS 505Sle snoF ers
Eold So -ss, RYE FLyoJ Ftstsady Quoted Fair 70
tEAIF F1sS ID choice 70 fancy So I5aSs Is CCIses-
slne "iA laeied: Kiln dried. 81 iOasg 25 as 70
stlow z, ,olssts-l-AL-Flrn Quoted: Fine white and
sssdy sy942l %; coarse, 81 20asl 25.... FEED
aN 200 M -SnIlhg bran spot SIC IS: sacka 70 ar
.&,ze fif4tlf Dor spring bran bulk Sl70sfT d.
sonn.,1 ean. SIS 5O0s20: city bran sis9Sia r..
holin, 80 lrfeed on cake 500. corn IN ra-e
cnfr,-fop $50: olmeal 500 70 ' - N"N'' 49,
ifracffr lll-A TRADE WAS restricted by the
sletng T so'sTnment report about which many con-
-9nition -s nave been circulated Snow uredicteH a
sne ,ltlIg a. low IS against IS 8 faet month
impression among traders seemed 10 favor
tefEs So netllne from the position lo~ol
N'HneF made 16kc top and 75ikc low point
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
NAVAL STORES.

While stin ruling quite steady price OF spirits did
not change to-day Southern markets about as ex
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
BAITIMORE G. Ohio RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin Station. New York a. sol
lows and foot West 42d St N II = -
'T;10 4 M-For INTERN. pcints TO Albany & Monr'I
s9:40 A Nd Rip Van Winke Flyer 70 CatskilIs
t1O.2O A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express
I'll 20 A No Lake Mohonk Nlinnewaska Exprsss
t12:45 p NO CatskiH Mountain Express
500 M-Chicago Express.
s225 P M-Cont Lin. for Detroit. Chi & ST Toufs
%: - M-t4l Ulster Express 70 CatskiH Mts
t945 M-GD For Hudson River Points & Albany.
s615 ? M-For Roch-. Ruralo. Cleve'd & Chfcaso
f74S ? M-Fc- Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit & s. IOuis
s9I5 P NI-For Syra-, Roch-. Mag Falls Det & Chi
sDaily. tDaily. except Sunday. Leaves Brookyn An
No I. te:1S A NJ: . t1O45 A NJ. al 11afO p
NJ: t3.06 p. u. Leaves Jersey City, p r r. STA,
No. at to:45 a NJ az f11:2O NJ: 412. so p NJ:
rs .S5 NJ Time tables at principal hotels
Baggage checked hotel residence by Westcotra
Ex c. p LAMBERT. Gen'I Passenger gent "
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

Rio-CoFee market hTm No = Rio. sSS25; exchange
lO&l receipts 1400o bags cleared FOR the United States
s0oo; cleared FOR Europe. 1000. stock. $4,000
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
Railroads
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RIMMD IAHAMlH
.
STATIONS foot Of TwENTY-THIRD STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
fgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortfandt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station, except where otherwise noted
200 A; VI. FAST NAIL-Linnited to two Buffet Psrlor
o % sT - Go1ehs4 TfS to Pitts6uTg and c..,,
Dps A. N. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. : Pullman
tom ea @ sesBns pqns Smoking & and osss
!Inaa9apolis a. Louisville. s. Louis. - .--
ESr Toledo. Louisville Cia CincinnatD Indianapolis.
SsS =: sT LOUIS ISH12s RxPREssFor PttsOurz
$50 p VI WESTERN 3 ExPRss TfT5i Chicago For
75S P saesp5 saSTTday aa p59ng Car ,,,.n,r ana
SSnicaso For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
$50 = VI. CLEvELAND AND cINCINN4T1 Ex-
PREsS-I,or Pittsburs. Cleveland. Nashville Csia Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
i629 T 955 s 4oi9 es5Tqssss aqd cortand5 p SFes' - Il
0Desorosses and Cortlsndt Streets, 22m, t3Z5 con
gDinng car 455 Cpinins Carr . 25 p m. IL 10 night.
Congressional lin 10 s iPnS Pa sS 5 Dining m cars as
1 1S2 dining Carr. ass Dining Carr 925 D m l2-lo
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ezprezs. s.25 425 121o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Ezpress. s.55 a and s2s
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.---FlOrida and Met
IfPSS4tan 1iS an Limited 1855 2. daily Express 20
NORFOLK and WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAEE5s ohio RAIL~A4-ss5 a. M and a IS
p m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-I55 a m
eSS-days and S55 ?. m daily
sn5sI-I hS-o2 a. m ana 30 p N
IuIdaSs. loo a. m Through Nestbuled Trains Eulee
arior cars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays Paror
Coaches on Sundays.
GAZE MAY.-12.55 r. m week-davs.
FOR points on New York and Long Branch Railroad IRON
West IWenty-thrd Street station. $50 lZlo,
Ilo Saturdays only). . .. 255 325. 410. ass and
800 p m Sundays. 7.55, 025 a m. $50 P m from
!.esnrosseS and Cortlandt Streets. $50 300 a. m.
20 l2O Saturdays only) 40. $40. $40 40 $40.
and 100 p SUNDAYS. *. @ A a. 5-15 p
FOR PIILADELPHIA.
$40 Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 500. 725 755
and Cortland Streets 02O Dining Carr, 1O55 Dining
Carr. 1L55 m, 1255 30 CDesbrosses and Cortandt
Streets 200, 255, D, sos 48. AS Dining carr.
80 Dining Carr, $50 Dining Carr. T55. SO, s5A.
95 p. y 10 night Sundays 61O. 755 coaches)-
SD S5 925 955 (Lrnited). IS. 10 IS dining carr
a. m. l25o, L55 Dining Carr S25. 355. AS Dining
Car)t 45S Dining Car) 555 Dining Carr. T55. S2z.
S5o. o. . p. m, IL 10 night.
Ieket Offices Nos 461 1875 1854 Ill and 26t Broadway
lsz Fifth Avenue (belOw ed ST.; Astor House West
Twenty-thtrd Street Station. Des
rosses and Cortlandt Streets: Court $50 Fulton
Street. sS Br7adway ard Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn; station. Jersey City The NeWYork Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Tesphone "914
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
j. B. HUTCHINSON. T. r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

pected- Rosin pitch al ruled quiet ana IN
changed We quote:
TAR-Regulars So 25 DO oil bbls. 81 *.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-STd3Tl lsc. -, *. ~ e. x.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained 81 4paN - g %,
p 81 Is; r 81 20 G 81 50; X. 81 s.: 81 30 ~ g -
NJ 81 q. y. 50. " q, So So: " ". 50 90
STOCK on HAND.
ttcsln ,97b
Spirits turpentine- bbis
Charleston Aug 9-Turpentine steady. SIC Rosih nrln'
UNCHANGED
Savannah Aug 9-Sprts turpentne firm. 3ic rscePIs @
l46s bbls sales 1000; exports. 2s5 Rosin seai
unchanged. 41I9 bbls. sales St2. eXporls
Wilmington Aug. a-Sprs turpentine-Nothlns NE
receipts. l3S bbs firm. a5cdS1: recepts % uLs
S5e turpentine firm S1aS2 receipts 155 bbs Tar Hi
81 So receipts, 206 hbs
London Aug. e-Turpentine-spirits, 26s 7lsd Rosin-
American strained, Is I'D
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
ntract prices IN the local market to-day


god average Santos $500. receipts 5000 bags; stock
69sooo Hamburg-Codee market opened 2 pfg higher
$50 = y pig higher; sales, 1900 bags
HsyreCc1ee market opened steady and = franc higher
= M. unchanged 3 m, irregular and franc
lower; 80 unchanged total ssles IS 900 bsEs
February - August 81 81
March ........... 80 o. September Is
April % October -
Nav Sc 80 November
Is -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

Receipts of breadstufs points thousands
three cphers coU omitted. -four bbs grain bush
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10

Leave OF Franklin 81. Saturday Aug 10. iiSo
A. NJ. and r. NJ Sunday Aug IL. q A. NJ
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-07

There is such thing as becom>
ing entirely too nice about things.
Nothing. however. done for the
betterment of the condition of the
streets of this city has ever APP
preached the first condition spoken
OF. We cannot be too clean, we
cannot be too particular about the
cleanliness OF streets and alleys
and altogether we need have no
fear OF OVERRIDING matters when it
comes to making our city look
better. There is vast room for i'm
provement. A step in the right
direction has been taken by Mayor
Sampliner and the council toward
furnishing amusement, now let
them take up the matter of cleaner
thoroughfores.
The daily sentinel., 1901-06-07

Gov Heber M.Wells of our sister
state, Utah, has taken unto himself
companion. The beautiful wo'
man was a newspaper writer. one
who has seen active service on the
Salt Lake papers for years, wo>
man of brilliant parts and one who
will grace the executive mansion
by her beauty and her personality.
The press takes an unusual inter
est in the lady, because she has
been a worker in the field OF news
paperdom, and willie thus engaged
she won the hand and heart Of the
brilliant young executive OF Utah.