davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

go south Jersey choice 81 do Jersey poor fair 50a
S c Gaposges Long Island Flat Dutch. per 100 S3S4
90 NakeneId, 81 50QS2 50; celery Michigan small per
9Ieh stalks log2Sc oucuThers Jersey basket. 5g
90 per box 20alS5ci do Dbl, 15caSi; cucumber
pIckes jersey. LOCO. S1HSI Jersey
per half be sls1 80; do per box 75cGs1
western New--fCrk. dozen 81 50GIS3 50 do
Boeton. 414 dozen case 81 50GsS onions con
Tecucut RED. per bbl 81 50dS2 IS: do Kentucky and
e9ResSee per bh 81 do Orange County red per bag
e 20 do white per basket siGs 25 do yellow per bb
81 2aS2 DO Southern -oato basket, T5cGSl; do
boz 70 PsPpsrs Jersey per Dbl 50 0o@ss; do per bush
b 0qsn b SScgSl DO way 25gI5e do Boston green
per half b6l basket 75c9sl: Jersey Long Island
PER Oes 2ogs3c squash per bbl slGs1 %; do
'ocqSl 20 do white T5cGISl; turnips. Jersey
e sa h per 56 sOcas1: tomatoes Upper Jersey fancy
box u 2ogS2; do common. 75cMSl do South Jersey.
per box SlGs1 so; do Stone. sl1s1 25 Go Grant
4O9 'oc; DO Southern. per carrier. 5Oc4$1
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
EYPORrs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York August. :. 1901
coFFEE-A- the opening OF the coffee market this
rrnrurc prices unchanged, but n steady feeling
Prevailed. Cable information from Europe and Brazil
furnished little way buying selling motives
from the French market indicated
frrner feeling pont. and market followed
Of points. which II kept throughout
me rest Trading during the
total transactions
M 10 "a More than half of this
composed from the months the distant
final Havre cable made partial
~ ;, franc, while Hamburg net higher 10 / pfg
TSrazilian news rather conflicting Rio coffee 20
refs lower the exchange rate reduced l22G
10 T-32d according Official figures while the Santos
market frn 100 reis higher Receipts a Rio
and santos keep up good shape. today's port
the interior Brazilian
towns 800 bags the total on the other hand.
warehouses in this country small
Arrivals amounting 5000 bags reported. The
market FOR spot Brazilian coffee ruled very quiet
more less nominal basis OF 5ssc for No Rio
and Santos 4 6izc. invoice lots.
The range prices the local market to-day
was = follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug :. : p n-Cotton-SpoJ quiet: prices
l-S2d lower; American mddng fair - s2t; good
mdding l9-32d mtddling, li-32d. low nidiiinE
4,sd good ordinary; 3sd ordinary 3Asd The sales Of
the day were 5000 bales. of which 500
ton and export included 100 American Receipts
SO'o bales including SDO0 American. opened
quiet and closed barely steady. American utidlIng
August II 6tG4 10 64d buyers August and September
. tiH+ lO6id sellers. September 964d4 lO64d sellers
October "a buyers October and November. GO 81
az 364d sellers. November and December
December ana January. 81 6fd buyers
February. 6l6d BUYERS: February and March. 81 -4
J 81 -6it buyers March ard April. 81 -643d3 63-64i
sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
publIc Notices.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office OF the Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington. n g. August . 1901.
Whereas BY satisfactory ev dence presented 70 the
undersigned. has beer made appear The Lin
National Rank u the City of New York the
City Of New York IN thc County OF New
OF New York. has complied WITH provisions
Act Of Congress enable National Banking
extend their corporate existence and for other pur
pOses.'' approved July 18th. 1872.
Now. therefore. / Chariee q Dawes. Comptroller Of
Currency do hereby certify The Lincoln Ma
tonal Bank of the Cttv of New Work" City OF
New York in the County % New York and state Of New
York. is authorized have for period
specified articles association. namely
until close OF business August :.
In testimony whereof witness OF
office this second dsv o August 1901
lSsaLI (SignedJ CHARLES G. DAWES.
Comptroller or the Currency.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabIes-spot cotton
sales $3.50 bales. speculation export.
elcan t5tsl; receipts. 5000; American. 1900: mid
s.lus upland j }2d Futures
love-; 4 farflv ~
ses-sN l<2u Augusi-oepterlber and September / IN
Nl.s. October. C. Al0lb; October-Nogember 62lks
Psiluef- leceulher Decenlber-JanuaTy January
ssllay sSlb; February March 3.Gl 40; March-April
steady Aa''S 1uN' ana elouhs quiet ana
,s,o - X AND MEAL-In sympathy with the wheat ad-
h5S loeis asked a little more money -four.
De content with old prices 70 do
-sasss as buyers views remained unchanged spring
rsrs., - sllsa winter straghts. SO 3OdS3 5O winter
n - SSls5 80 spring clears 81 S5GS3 Is extra
No - lVlSZ %, No winter So 50dS2
FIoi-P - "yasls spot and 70 arrive 49,. RYE
IA .l.Steacy quoted fair good 81 75GS3 Il: choice
knr 49,; - l9ls8 s3---.- .-CORNMEAII-FirmE quoted
Firp os To g l9osS p. BAG MEAL
sfe. ~ :, -FEED-Steady: quoted snrn1 Iran'
Hsr 80 90 sacks arrive 200 n sl7asiT 50, srrin
ctT SllqSl7 -; winter bran sIS 50s3so.
t corn M, 80 80 81 oornmeal. $40; nseed OIL cake
yeera.e sEAT-More strength was sbovn D., ~ ao,
consiSe uisn ~ has IN some time ali tbngs
csy Co. II advanced steadily throughout the snt1s
ron shorts sns M et nsh-r with persistent demand
isc, N spite of the took ,,rorard
bash =, porte while the seabOard clearances ~ aoe 600
ts peek sa.e 0f ful million bushels dav 50 faT
thosher pasied toward a record for bofb coasts
bmhcanf influence connected with tbe ,Sva,o.
irs reduction in the Southwest rno,,eTner, ,aa
sn1 Ksnsss ot cents rise Louis THAT ,,ot,.
sirsd on sbs received only half the quantity thai
mlch an otAuy was free buyer al Cbscsga r-a..r
mort Es-igg Demand here principaiiy .ro13
slltaofs oT N the day foreign sold 4 littls
showed Det lacked confirmation The vyesTSsr ,
.of -smt temperatures.
WITH Nsather In spring wheat STATE. In enu,.
s'h' ne Paris markets closed 20 10 5s
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

spot cotton closed quiet quotations unchanged
he basis OF Sc FOR middlng upland and SIC for mddng
1n Sales. 460 bales. Southern spot markets tele
kapnea as follows Galveston easy l-l6c lower az sc;
Ne"-Orleans easy. unchanged Sc; Mobile nominal
nanged at Sc; Savannah quiet and unchanged at
lAc Wilmington nominal unchanged at SAC; Norfolk
nominal. unchanged 75sc: Baltimore nominal l-l0c
Louis dull. unchanged a
Receipts ports and interior points to-day COM
pare Nlth The same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
Condensed

The Milk Exchange directors made change
p@rioem2A PRICE, cents quart net to the shlpper-at their
POTATOES AND NEGETABI.ES-Dem for pota-
toes is active to-day and with light
market ruled and 25q50c higher. Sweet potatoes
steady Onions sell well when choice. Corn weak and
lower. Cabbages steady Cucumbers dragging at very
low prices EsTplants DUH Lettuce firm Peas in
Squash dull Tomatoes sligh;ly higher We quote: Po-
iatoes Long leland fair TO prime per bbl s39s4:
prime s3Gs4: DO Southern fair 10 nrime sSGlsi
ysilow per h5l Saqsi 6o do North Carolina red. s2S
sl1s2: corn HacSensack choice. per 100 81 i2sl Is:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
'y and straw. in tons. a, New-York f7r

HOPS-Neither brewers nor exporters show. any more
stupidity dull condition Values are weak and While we
make no further change in quotations oust" figures
fair Tia l&c 1899 common 10 cRoce aqI2-. Pacific
common fair llaac DO sp poor 70 choice Sal2c
STATE a ana II iaeiic 1oast Old olds. li2m+izc.
PoCLTRh ALIVE Receipts to-day included 10 cars
OF Western and Of southwestern by freight few
scattering coops by Spring chickens continue
In fair demand and steadily held Fowls however. are
sti IN large accumulation tone easy though price
unchanged Old ROSTERS about steady TURKEYS mod
crate supply and firm Ducks geese Irregular Live
Southern southwestern l2c fowls ac ROSTERS
Old DC: turkeys Sc: ducks Western nsr rsir nd 75c
do Southern and southwestern 40a50c! geese western
pair $ld$l -. Southern and Southwestern sOa
continue in liberal supply market
In badly demoraized condition The bulk of The offerings
IDENTIFY owing 10 the late spell dry hot weather
causing scarcity OF food and and Few lots
plenty ~ good useful fowls would be ra, cleaned up
steadily held Nearby chickens irregular quality and
value Long Island spring ducks in good demand and
poor Eastern spring geese very dun. Tame SQUADS
about steady. We quote: Turkeys. hens per n. 7Hsisc
TO pair per NJ lS20c do mixed sizes l5Glc: do Pen1o
sylvania. prime, l4ai3c; do fair good. 1oqSc DO
2c do small dry picked or scalded OQ1c fowls West
ern dry picked. fancy. DC; do scalded fancy s1sd9c
Southwestern poor good 6dsc; old cocks Sc ducks
spring Long Island and other nearby. l4c DO Western
I2aI3c squads choice. large white per dozen. 81 25
do dark 81 25dsl 30: do small culs 75cQS1.
No l. I0l1c: broers. dry picked fancy iSa2Oc, do
scaded. fancy. lac chickens fancy soft meated l29
i3c: do average NO l. 9aloc fowls. dry picked. No l.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of
points In and city the week
ending August 3 follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No B
56asc: No ? yellow 5Tlsc; No oats nc. 5
white. S7G37% %=c; No 56A6 fair
ing barley. 55lGoc; No faxseed 81 81 No Northwest
tract grade. $40 % Mess pork per bb s13 75qS3 SO;
lard. per 100 b IS 55Gss 57ls short 0oosel
81 TOAST 90 dry sated shoulders bOxedl 81 25GIs7 90
boxedl IS 25dSS 35 Whiskev basis OF
butter market hrm creameries 4IsR2Oc: dafrfes
l5I16Ac Cheese steady at 9&G1O%e. Eggs firm; fresh
1iG141Ac-
Duluth. Aug Close: Wheat No 1 hard cash. T3%c;
September. 7f$sc No / Northern cash 705sc; Septen-
ber I04sc; August. 7O4sc: October 7OI1c; December
81 ec No Northern. 657sc: No spring. 647sc. Oats
Sc- Corn, soc.
Milwaukee. Aug Wheat higher: close No North
711sc. Rye steady; No / 5GlzG56a4c Barley steady:
No p &c; sample. 45G5Sec. Corn-september. 5Ti4c.
Minneap9!is, Aug. Close: Wheat cash 69%c; Sep
No hard. T1&4c: No Northern 60@4c: 2 Northern
Ss%c Flour-First patents So s5GS3 95; patents
s. 6oa$S 75 first clears 50 9OaS5 second clears 81 20
Bran. in bulk. s13 5OGsl4
Philadelphia. Aug Wheat firm 1c higher. contract
grade, August. T4aI4l4c. Corn hrm. &c higher ?
mixed. August. 59q59lzc Oats steady, No . white,
clipped 45c. Butter good demand fancy Western
Eggs firm: good demand fresh. and Western.
dIc; do southwestern. 12ec; do Southern Cheese
fair choice. 944 G9&c. Receipts-Flour bhs and
1885 0oO n sacks: bush corn 500 hush
oats. $500 bush. Shipments-Wheat 66.O BUSH corn
500 BUSH oats 1000 bush
81. Louis Aug Close: Wheat No . red cash
6oisc; September. 69&c December. 72lsc; No . hard
higher. T0a7Oi=c. Corn-No cash 5Slzc: September
o. .2eS Decenoer S9'se MAY. 81 oats-No cash.
Toledo. Aug. Wheat active higher: cash and Au
INC; September. 72i.c: December 74I1c Corn
active strong cash 56Iec: September 57isc December
osc Oats active firm cash. S5isc; September 35c: De-
eern6er 36c Rye sc. Cloverssed-Cash and October
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station York "a fol-
lows. and Is min. later foot West 42d y -
-T:I0 \ M-For interim prints Albany & Nonr.I
s9:4O A M-(D Rip Van Winke Flyer 10 CatskiIis
+TO:30 A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express
III % A No Lake Mohonk. MinneWaska Express
fl2:45 M-CS) Catsk!n Mountain Express
200 p M-ChtcagO Express
z M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit Chi Il Inui,
825 M-C4l Ulster Express CatskiI Mts.
t3:4S p No For Hudson River Points & ALBANY
'61S M-For Roch-. Buffalo. C1eve'd & Chicago
Was M-FOr Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit q ST Louis
s9.i5 + M-For Syra. Roch.. Mag Falls Det & chi.
.DaiIy. fratly. except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No I. 49:15 NJ. 2 t1045 a NJ 8 at ff2 10 P
NJ 4 at t3:Od P. ". Leaves Jersey City. r. r. r
No. a t9:45 A NJ at +1f:2O A NJ: 3 +I2:5O NJ 4
1885 Time tables at principal hotels ard OicsA
RaEEase checked hotel residence WestcOtt's
Ex. c. H LAMBERT, Gen'I Passenger Agent N, Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Aug. Cotton quiet and easy miadIing
I%c; low midding. &C. good ordinary 64c; receipts I62
bales: exports coastwise. So; stock. 1s 176
New-Orleans. Aug. Cotton easy: middling Sc low
middlng 7.c; good ordinary. 6c receipts ST ba.es
exports Great Britain. 500 coastwtse 533 sales 5oO
stock. 81. .913.
- Memphis Aug. Cation quiet: middnE Sc; low mid
ding. INc good ordinary. 7-I6c: receipts bales
shipments $50: sales. 1O0: stock. 24.312.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

points lower: Liverpool A6kd below Tuesday
September ranged from g iec976 131ec and on The
O'Clock Quotations Of cash wheat. { aaoat basis
were follows: No Northern NewYork, 7e5sc.
No / Northern Chicago. 79lSc. arrive 20 .
York. 775sc. prompt No red New-York. 7Sc,
prompt No hard New-York 7ehc,
%. CORN-The advance Of nc o
may have had influence with the trade. Shorts
cred moderately and there also little
buying September touched 6lAc and closed quiet a
e0Ac. The crop news included reports Of Ne
b.aska Kansas. with cooler weather predicted AS
wheat light all day. English
irregular from I'D decline sd advance IN
There export business. No closed
Sc Chicago September; No white. Ga Sc
prompt. and No ? corn yellow. 615sc. prompt. oATs
-Firmness the strength feature all day
with moderate No closed 3skc: 3. 9sc;
No white 42G42isc; No white. 4lzc track mixed
3Sd4Oc: track white. 4iG49c and No 2 white clips 4Sa
431zc. ....... .RYE-Market steady. No 1 Western
quoted 601hc and No 2 Western, Soc both Z ahoat
State rye 55d56c. BARLEY-Market steady. Feed
ing quoted SIC and mailing 60d65c both Z
NEw-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eCs 4. VI and S35 P. Daily. except sundays 20
Pi'tsheld and North adams Saturdays only. ? As
T. VI Sundays only. at 30 A VI.
Pullman al, through
Trains illuminated with PntSch Light
Ticket Offices at 1l3 2ii. as and 1916 Broadway IS
Union 81. W 275 Columbus Ave. West I25th 81
I25th 81 and l3Sth stations York; 526
Fulton S. and lo6 Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 3Sth YORK Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from residence "
Westcott Express Company
= :. BLODGETT. GCpRGE H DANIELS
General SupeTiuter4snt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits continues upward course
Prices advanced ise again to-day in sympathy with
Southern 6rmness ana good local support close
was steady 10 arm Rosin was a shade steadier. while
tar and pitch ruled quiet and unchanged We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 %; do oil bbls 81 25
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-37T3-1
RDSIN-ciommon good 4Odxl As: d. 81 s5.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of TwENTY-THIRD STREET AND
DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
xHThe leaving time from De~bro.-e~ and
Cortianat Streets il 1--we minutes later thnn
that given below for Tyventy-third Street
station, except where otherwise noted
S, NM Ios East M4iLmsd 10 two @ Buffet rsrlor
q 70 70 Csiceso. No coacnes to Ptttsburg
S TEi's''If IMTEp aPf l1'veifa
tom F SBs & D9ns S9o1os T0sa and
, !ssiiaaRS' E n LGussIIs $. I L"gls us ,o,,,s
70: Ioledo Louisville tVia Cncinnati). IndanApols
81 Louis E%Fisrss;-Eo: E,:s-Durs. m
o5,5 Y. VI. WESTERN ExFREsS--For chicago For
@ p ceDi rsIFfc s2!IIfrs 4Pas CAR pfrsoux and
RaTs FOR Knoxv:e daily via sHsIandosh valley
So 2: VI. CLEvEI.ASD AND CINcINN1TI Ex-
Phkss-For Pittsbqss. Cleveland Nashville tVia Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
80 no 2 "a SO loo GDesbr9sses a2d Cortland, ssFess>
tDesoiosses and Cortandt 22JJ. 9-25 Con
Dining s tss 81 tptPHs P1o5 cs snH a5 P:aPs Ga'' % G
m lin C All fPnlRg PsaT sS5 sSd Dining m cars s
"a dining Can ass tDining Carr 0.25 p. m. i2io
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ezpress. s.25 as II 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-ExDre=s. s-55 a and -
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-"FlOrida Met
r3pS.tsn 3S Limited. 1855 p m. daily Express lzio
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILwA4-sSs a. m and ass
FOR OLD PoiST COMFORT and NoRFOL.K.-TsS a
\. =. m dell
Il IIA ClIE--S.55 a m. and 2SS > Week-days
sundays. I-5S Through Vsstibuied Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars and standard Coaches weekdays Parlor
smoking Cars Parlor Cars. Dining Cars and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
AVE MAf.-l2-s5 2. weekdays
For points New York ard Long Branch Railroad IRON
west Twenty third Street Station. S5O l2iO
1-l0 Saturdays onIyl. -. 255 .. 4l0 ass. and
go p m sundays. a m. asa 2. m tfroun
Ileshrossss and Cnrtlandt S3N 900 a m.
II 20 20 Saturdays onIyl 23O 10. 3 20. 40 $40
and 100 p, SUNDAYS. II @ IS a = D.
FOR PFILADELPHiA-
G10 Deshrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 620) rs 755.
SIS $50 925 (955 Peuna. Limited 10 10 tDsserosses
and Cortland Streets 10 2 Dining CARR lO5S Dining
carr. 1l55 a I2s5 10 (DesbrosseS and Cortandr
Streets 220). 255. 325. 355 40 4 % Dining Carl.
455 Dining Car 80 Dining carr. 155. SIS s5S.
925 p. u 10 night Sundays. 61O. T55 coachesl.
s25 SJ5 -. 955 0imited). 955. 10 IS Dining Carr
a. m. u 90 I55 Dining Carr. 3-25. 355 rs Dining
C'arl, +i5 Dining carr $50 Dining Carr. 75S =.
$50. % p. m. IL 10 night.
Ticket offices Nos 46f 1885, 1854 Ill and 26 Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenue below 3}d ST.; House. West
wentythird Street Station AMI stations foot OF Des
srosses and Cortland Streets Court Street 500 Fulton
Street 6S Broadway ard Pennsylvania Annex station
BrookIyH station Jersey City The New York Transfer
company Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone 914
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
J. B. HUTCHINSON. R WOOD.
General Manager General PassT Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
p 81 e5; r. 81 20: G. 81 sO H. 81 IS: 81 e5 x. u 20
NJ So s5: n. So W @. SO IS: W w, SO 20.
~

Rosin u.s. ,oJ8 DDS
tuTEentnc
lar - 49,"
Charleston. Aug. 7-Turpentine steady SAC. Rosin
firm and unchanged
savannah aug. 7-sprts turpentne firm at "a &c; re-
ceips l6G3 bhls: sales 968. Rosn firm and unchshsed
receipts, g. 2G0 bbls: sales .202: exports, 1911
llmington. Aug TSpirits turpentine STEADY at sag
St51c: receipts "a bbs Rosin 95cQSl; receiIs,
46 bbls Crude turpentine steady SdS2 receipts lOo
bbls Tar firm at 81 IS; receipts bbls.
London. Aug. 7-Turpentne-Spirits, 2Ts l1ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 7-Ciosng; wheat-Spot No 2 red
Western: winter quiet; IS 50; No Northern. spring.
steady SIS SID: No California dull steady
September. bs sd: December, 5s 9Nd. Corn-Spo, nrm
American mixed. new. As ssd American mixed. old.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08

COT1ON-The market for futures started weak
In with prices y points and with active
selling for both accounts popular. The shorts
fdent the
bulls satisfied that advance the immediate
stances. unloading the order q the day The In
huences work strkingly bearishs fact there
vas hte upon which 70 base bull convictions Liverpool
broke 70 5z points instead of the points only. due
our closing Of yesterday the crop advices much
more encouraging than in time the weather Condi
t0ns averaged faVorahly though Central Texas
tnued dry and demand for cotton slim best
Trade from Manchester the Continent and Fall
River pessimistc; there talk Of Curtament
production everything pointed
euon Of the crop during customary
oecline a 70 u points. the public remained
locker only refusing 70 buy cotton long conditions
pointed 10 further declines in all speculative markets,
while receipts far overtpped anything Of
fnls stage ~ the New
living quantities and
was rapidly finding its into the market
ING that for the the hold
ing back his staple higher Trading during
the DAY spssmOdic. call the
very Irregular August sold on 70l. October OT and
January 70 1ls from which there rally of
points more proft taking The last hour witnessed
eFesh variations with sentiment faVorng Curailment
snort accounts rather than further bear operations pend
ING receipt Of morrow cables The market finally
elet but steady. with prices net 10 points lower
The range Of prices the local to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
3-1SG5 5%sr5ol-s2inga 1T, esaom fghmb thtfTH l

Coffee cables: Santos-Coee market firm: good average
Santos $500 receipts coo bags: stock, $4,000 bags
Hamburg-Cofee market opened unchanged; az 2.So m
unchanged = pfg higher, sales, 10000 bags
Havre-Cofee market opened unchanged; al y m. un-
changed: steady. i4ds franc higher al 5;5D
2 m unchanged; total sales. 20.0gO bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
1000 NJ ~
81 80 t3O0 .34O. t4Oo s'4o0 t4-3O 800 zoe " So
so M n p NJ So Is mdt. ' '''
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
90 40 fsOO 5000, -1l.3O A. NJ fIO0 Il 90 -34O
81 90 q 90 p NJ Is mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector ST..
Through 70 Point Pleasant. e.O0 1890 IIOo A. NJ IOo
90 q ,5 30 3 30 p. NJ Through Ocean Grove SEQ
r IL sundays through TO Point Pleasant. 1890 A. NJ
! 500 p NJ.
Ofnces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry IIs 2sl 4S4
1900 1884 B'way. 1s2 5th Av, 3T 9Th Av IS Union So
West I53 East l2Sth ST. St Gas Coluna-
bus Av New York; Court ST. S44 $50 Fulton ST.
RrookIyn; eS Broadway. Williamsburg. New Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
vFrom Liberty St. only. 'Daily. tpaily except Sun
day. sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
be satlstioa. position al Rrazan ooea Is as foows

Rlo-CoIee market firm; No Z Rio, 4S775: exchange.
7-S2d receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States bags; cleared for Europe. 1900 bags stock
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug Flour steady. wheat-Sprne quiet:
No Northern, old 799sc: do 761zc; winter du
arI 40 red t41sc; Nc white 1oc Corn steady; No
59&c; Oats firm; No white old. 4214c; do S915c:
No mixed, 3I1Sc: S9c- Barfey-Nothing
doing. Rye-NO 2. 55c. Canal freights firm
Chicago Aug The leading futures ranrsd as fonus.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-08
IEHICH VALLEY.
Foot Of West 2Sd A; Cortlsndt and DesbrOsses streets
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

I.v Franklin ST Lv w 4cd Sc
T45 A-M-Day Express to Osweso. 500 NJ.
e:O5 AM-Liberty Express -.-..............
Nccns-Mountu EXP sidney .........sl2.I5 N
I2s5 p Mf-Saturdays Rockland. III 90 N
500 PM-vestibule Ltd 70 Roekland- s:lS p NJ
M t-Westera Limited ............... :0O p NJ
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-21

the table resumed in some sort it's for mer character, it's elegance and grate- fitness without its extravagant profu- sion.
 A French cookery book which is still a standard work is the Manuel de Am phytrious" by Beauvilliers, cook to the great monarch in gourmandise, Louis XVIII. This king certainly could ap- preciate a great cook, for the one sub ject in which he took interest was cookery. No amount of trouble or even danger made him forget his dinner. n his description of the escape from France during the Terror there is no question about it that he was keenly alive to the fate that he would meet with if he fell into the hands of his ene- mics; yet he takes care to tell us what he ate every day. Talleyrand said his journal was "a narrative of his fears and his gourmandise, his gourmandise and his fears" Louis looked what he was, good-natured epicure and noth- ing more He was large round the body, with a pineapple head, and legs that tapered to the ankle in the way of a reversed pyramid. His Majesty's exploits in eating were of no mean character, When he was an exile in England, and came into London from Hatfield, where he resided, he had the poulterer's chickens brought him of morning to feel if they were in good condition. n.--Household Words.