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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13
oRIENrAL SOCIETY MEETS.

New York, April 13.-The American Oriental society held its 18th meeting in Fayerweather hall. Columbia uni versity.- Among the papers read were the following: Prof Bloomfield. "The Symbolic Gods'' President Gilman, "On the Scope of the American Orien- tai Society,": Dr Johnson. "The Fall of Nineveh'; Prof Iadd, Prescription of n eDafh Ceremonial of the Bania Caste in Bombay''; Mir Remy, .Zor- oaster in eGrman Folk Books, Espe- cially the Faust Iegend''; and Presi- dent Warren. .Babylonian and Pre- BabyIonian Cosmology
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13

M ,OST-Rlacl Cocker Spaniel Pup. months AA old. Liberal reward offered for return to J. H. Calvin. 67 Washington St 4-11-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13

WANTED-Two experienced dressmakers 87 Bank street. Mrs. Dwyer Bush.
 4-I3-2
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13

IT .INOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED-Good
 ~ wages and steady employment to reliable man at Democrat office 4-1I-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13

Those desiring school tablets, com- position books and pencils can find them ut the Democrat office.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13

The W. D. D. tablets and compost ton books are the biggest 5-centers in town. x.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13
HARDINC'S eTHE OLD BOSTON DOC STOREY
 72-74 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Window
 Shades.

Felt Window Shades, 3x6 feet, with good spring roller fixtures and screws complete, ready to be put up-1O cents each.
 Holland Window Shades, 3x6 feet, with good spring rollers, fixtures and screws. complete; ready to be put up730 cents each.
 Holland Window Shades. 3x6 feet, with fringe and insertion,s good spring rollers, fixtures and screws complete; ready to be put up-50 cents each.
 These Shades are made by the Jay Q. WempleN company, whose name alone is sufficient guaran- tee of their quality. Tn colors they are the tan and green shades, now so generally used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
CIV J ORR, August ~. 1901.

New--Eork. August ~. 1901
C0FFEE-Nery little business done in coffee nut
u-ez to-day, and best fluctuations narrow with
significance. shorts he
sole feature az The opening steady with
prices unchanged 10 points higher after which
points variation recorded The better feeling re
suited chiefly from 1rTer foreign market
looked d Receipts in he
crop country exceeded general ideas many thousands
1- bags, but sufficient European
and Brazilian market advfces The local market finished
TIE day steady prices UNCHANGED 10
points higher mar
et for coffee ruled quiet prices unchanged
me basis OF Csc for lots Of Anerl-
can warehouse deliveries disappointingy small being
considerably less than 10000 bags Total warehouse delv
the United just ended were
50 402 bags against 7g746 A last
OF former ork reported 10
bags Santos receipts 247 bags. against
2s4uoo bags year Rio
receipts aggregated $4,000 bags against 10
5000 year shipments for he week
To United States bags: Europe . coo bags
Santos shipments States so goo bags; 10
Europe. $4,000 bags. The Wordsworth with
81 900 bags cleared from RIO this country August Il
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. l9-Closng; Beef-ExtFa India
firm at SIS Cd. Pork-Prime mess Western. firm 69s
Sd. Lard-American refined steady AS; prime West
ern steady at AS Sd Hams-shert cut, a to Is 10
steady 52s Sd. Bacon Cumberland 20 to 30 10
steady IDS short rib 6 - 10. steady AIS long
clear mindless light. Is "a 10 steady 46s;
mddes. heavy. 35 10 10, steady 4js Cd short
backs. 6 ~ 70, quiet ABS I'd: clear bellies IA is 10
I'd Strouders-Square IL to Is n.
36s Cd CheeseAm American finest white. quiet at 46s Cd
70 cOlored As Cd TaloW-Prime city firm
Australian London firm 2Ts Sd C0ttOnseed
oil-Huu refined steady 23s I'd Turpentine spirits
Steady 21s Rosin-Common steady Is 1l.d. Lin
oil 33s Cd. BuIter-United states finest
drm Sos; do good firm a ISs. Petroleum steady at
Is %d. Peas-CaHadan firm al 6s 5i2d FiouF-St Louis
fancy winter steady IS Cd Hops az London Pacific
COAST dull f3Gf3 los. Wheat-Sp0t No = red Western
winter steady No l Northern spring quiet
sd: I'D futures closed quiet
September IS Esd. Decem9er 5s 91sd COrn-Spot hrm
American mixed new sd do old stock Futures
closed quiet September. As 117d October As II lad; No
Eember IS I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
8 scesa; handy wsthsr- 50 7ses4: fair to extra. 50

81 5oGs3; handy wethers SO TSes4 fair So Is
Ghsasg Aug 1e-catts-F Receipts. 10000 head in
n1snsr butchers stock strong 70 loo higher Texas fed
lU99c higher firm. Westerns active steady 20
strong eeed to prime steers. s. sogs6 49, @ ne
dlun 81 IS5 40. stOckers and feeders active. lOG15c
higher s. 25GSf 90 strung, s. 55gs4 90 hsifeTs
steady s. oJlS9 % about steady, 81 50GS2 30,
bulls about steady, So 25S4 30; $685. 75
Texas steers fed S4Gx5 grass sales
to-day So euI 50 30 Western Sass 10 Hogs
Receipts to-day. 81 600 head: 1900 head left
over estimated 5000 head; active. 5G7isc higher tops
go 30 mixed ard butchers IS GOQSG 22ia choice
heavy - 10S6 90; rough So 55GS5 So light IS 90
g$5 TO- bulk ~ sales S. s51S6 I2is Shesp-Recspts.
lSUO head sheep and lambs. choice ARM others slow;
good 70 choice wethers. 50 S0QS4; mixed.
Ss1S3 40 Western sheen. So 2j6S4 yearlinEs Sc 40G
- % native lambs s39SS %: Western lambs. s4G<5 %
Cincinnati, aug. 19.-Hoes active. higher. sza$8 O5.
SstIe 9etive higher. 81 10GS5 % Sheep dull 81 500
50 % Lambs dun. Sass SO.
East Liberty. Aug. ~ -Cattle-Rec
steady fer best grades; Choice s. 5OaS5 10
Prime - 4fGS5 CO. good s. 15dSJ stays
1S4 Eogs-Market shade lower. Prime heavies Sc r.
dSG %; heavy mediums. So G50S6 10: mediums Sc %
pest Workers So; 70 light Workers So
- b PIGS. - trgS5 s., skips "a 25$5 y; rouEhs 81 %
go 80 sheep-Market slow. 06 5c lower sheep and
20 lower on lambs Best wsthers 50 SO4S4; good So IS
g$s TO- mixed. s30S3 20; eulls and cornmon, 81 500
So O yearlnsy S3S4 u. calves 50s8 % heavy
and thin SAdS5; spring lambs. S3Q$l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

Cash quotations follows: Flour DUH but steady;
No spring wheat 690T012c, No red, lie; No vel
l39c; No white IS 9S9c ~ rye 59 fair to choice
mailing barley, tstpGSc; No haxsaed 81 81 No North
western 81 6i6$l 81 prime timothy seed - 20 clover
contract grade, SlU0$l5 % mess pork Dbl va 49
Qoose) s. i56$S 30; dry sailed shoulders tooxed 81 90
81 boxsd 7ufS So whsksy, basis
high wines 81 - On the produce Exchange to-day
the steady Creyneries 14G=lc; dairies
Duluth. Aug 19.-Close: Nleal-No i hard cash
73c No Northern GS1sc No 1 Northern, tV@3cf sep
TENDER, O7sc; December, 9sc Oats &c 7sG56sse Corn
55izc.
Northern Il arse: No Northern 19 7l1c; September
T1lsc- Rye lower No l, 500. Barley higher; No =
e4gt9c sample l5ads,3e Sorn-seP{s m5er . so,..
September. 6s7sc; December I0ltc On track; 10 /
Northern 6J1sCs No Northern, o. sc
Philadelphia. Aug. 19.Wheat steady contract grade,
August n = Goo Corn sc lower; No mixed August
CT Z 162e. Oats steady; No White, clipped new +4q
44lzc: old. Flour dull spring wheaLs lower
superhne, 81 156$2 30; do extras. s. +09$2 50
Pennsylvania roller. clear 81 9OpxS 10 do straight IS 70
SO 25G$3 4o patent 50gSS 10; Kansas straight in
sacks, So &5asS AZ, DO patents. in sacks s. 4SQS@ CO.
spring clear $3aS3 straight, 50 5OQ$3 50; do pat
So 1898 80: brands, Sass 10 city mills
So 25aS3 40 do patent So 6JaS4 10 Butter hru good
fancy Western p sc: do prints 212c
nearby prints. 24e Eggs hrun good demand; fresh
nearby lie Western lie. Southwestern, 122C: do
southern f2c cheese steady: New-York fun creams,
fancy small choice, S4s0Slzc. Receipts
Flour 5000 bbis and $4,000 n in sacks; wheat 12G0lO
bush; corn 600 bush; oats, $1,000 bush shipments
ST. Louis, Aug. 19--Close: WheatNo red, cash.
7O1ac September, 7O4sc: December. 7316T3}2c; May.
Isc: No hard lie. COrnNo cash, 5S%c; september.
cash 81 isc; September ST4sc; May, +0e No white,
aga p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

= 5e winter sraists IS s5ass SEE winter patents 50
eg2 extra No in winter IS Sc ss2 6o no T graSe
auoed Fair g good s. eR6iee 10 fancy IS i5
asa 60 as 10 brand qS9Iea kn hrsa s - -
Fine white and yellow 81 5oas1 GO; coarse 81 sOsI 50
sacks arrive 200 ~ sisasl & sPrins bran, bulk
SIS so: eornmeaL s2a iinssed oil cake sa,: corn oi
Is $ fla 3 ss ala 1 6 Of aa5es G lsTSe Min
ib Teeeips and an increase OF l6soeoo bush in
Tcns early wheat prices down half cent and promot
short selling took place stimulated by apparently
huge exports from seaboard points reaching 49, 900
,h 49, ana Honr lo ,le cay Win i4sSO
scare Of shorts that eventually recovered all but "a &c
largest on record ana bush
noul Baltimore and S6s.OOo bush from New-York. In
Northwest gossip reports become
ana that mers were free buyers OF cash wheat al le
pool and \ marks at Budapest closed points
IS points ower than iast Wednesday The primary re-
ceipts amounted TO 423 bush compared with ITO
600 bush ago Foreisn houses were on both sides
ma Vas VA exTrssd over the EXPORT trade only
81 loads being taken altogsther, although early ndee
supply increased 75s coo bush stocks
aa6at basis follow No Northern -lew-York 79ssc
R5oP9 No Northern ch meas No red %eWYork 7sie
prompt No hard NewYer Ig ~ pFo bd No H@[d
and soaking rains through the Valley section.
sod on early the under moerats unlo1 t b sa4
operations for short account eIf bS,,p nv resc
ton closing prices were sqsse net lower Asde
bush Increase aaoat trade and decline OF
&G%d in Practically the only steadlness All
dsv was that derived from wheat and the action OF
shorts The shipments amounted TO 35 vOV nush
against 4127 900 bush a week The visible supply
decreased b1S bush ,oeal contract stocks ost
100 bush for closed 65c, prompt
white. CHIC, prompt; No yellow % &c Prgnlp
TS-In oats fair trade al the west,
with adv OCTOBER 10 sc Ct
&c higher than Saturday although the close was part
" visible supply increased Luz
GOO bush and local decreased l0olao bush 10
oats closed 40c: g. 39cs No white asa 4SZc' 80
white i2lzc mixed 39Q4lc; track white II 72@
A4744 1ac.. ESf F. Market sun
~ = Western closed s2jAc ( aioat; No Western,
s2c z o b afoat and State 5SGo6c bA tSL-Es i
Market quiet: feeding closed AT DC ana ia''i'7 V''
both C / ( Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Aug a-Cattle-Recepts, 200 In slow
demand for ali grades and fully loo lower for best grades
good 10 best export So bee s. So good 10 choice
SbipplnR do 81 4oaS5 50: fairly good choice fat
dunn do So l5GS5 80 choice fat 81 zoo
81 e. common 10 good S3GS4 bulls. choice
* l8&4 % good butchers bulls 20 6GS4 thin sausage
hi 1889 HUEs-Receipts s. sloH ana
about steady for grassy hogs which we're 10 %
lover. fair Ycrkers. S66h$6 10. mixed
"a crs SO 1880 medium heavy So 20 choice heavy,
Sc g7s8 20 grassy dairy fed 50 s0aS8: pigs good
to ciee IS So s. 2d6S5 So, stays 81 2aG
81 Sheep and eeeipts 90 cars, with Is hold
overs: slou and Is lower spring
lambs choice fancy ST. 50QS5 IS good s. log
81 80 common good cullz. 50 7baSa yearing lambs
IS Oo9S4 TO- good 50 25GS3 rs cus and common,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
ERIE RAILROAD

LnrQuSh trains leaVe New YORK. foot OF Chamhs-s
follows and minutes earlier from ". I'd 81 "
300 a Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo Arr g, -
Bingbanlton. WaveFy, ElEliFa and Bradford Coachss
parl0r car and CAFE dining Buffalo.
9-1S g n---Daily. except Sundays. to Razhauto7
Owego. Wsyerly, Elnira aud Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Car Daily 70 Port Jervs and MonfcsIio
Pullman Parlor
$50 p m Daiy.-ChIcago Linitsd-Fast MsfI-Solfs
Chicago arriving 70 p Arr Cleveland a a
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland DINING
$50 p n Daiiy-Bunalo and Cleveland Exprsss-Arr
Buffalo 100 Bradford 30 jamestown zoe Youngs-
10 - Cleveland 1890 Sleeperz "a H.
falo. Oil City and Cleveland. Cafe car. - -
0I5 m Dary.-Sold for E3frzharns1-
ly. Elmira Chicago sleepers 70 Buffalo Chicago Gin
cinEati Dining
rTNIcKETs. local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS At III 113. 26i $40 ant fIs9
Broadway. f5T East I25th 2TS WesT f55r5 e.
Chambers and West sd St ferries York: sss snd
Fulton St. 9S Broadway. BrOokI-l: Rive =
Hobcken and Jersey City Station. New YORK. Trsnsfs-
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 19-Flou- steady. best patent spring
- 29GS4 90; bakers straight spring, Siq$4 bakers
g. 3g$3 best family winter 50 7aQs4 patent winter
81 oQS4 so; clear So 5OS3 IS: cracker flour. So 5OS3 5
rye Hour s. Sogs4 wheat-Sprtng gnssttied: No
T5c: No white &c, Corn dun rather frner No .
yellow; 60 lzc; No DE- G2c; No GA 96sc; No
DO S212c. Oats light demand and lower. No white
4o%c; No 3 do 40lsc; No mixed. 3s9te No DO 3S&c
Rye-No offered az 60c Canal freights hrm; wheat
SIZE corn 25sc oats aisc: rye &c TO New-york Lum-
feet
Chicago Aug 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
8 RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot q TwENrY-THfRp STREET AND
DESRRossEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS.
eEThe leaving time from Dessress~s and
Corflandt Streets - ave inmates later than
station, except where otherwise noted
go A NJ FAST N4ILLia'itsa 70 tao sfss rss,or
70 Csie9Sa No coaches to Pittso1Ez 60.
s.S5 4. VI FEsSsYLvANia IiaiTE6. Paiin.a
ton cara For cheese cieTelaad Toisd0 ciueiaaasL
!naiSssaPSlis 4S1s.ilIs g Louis .-,s rxpRsss-
For Toledo, louisville Cva CIneinnatn- InaiznApois
VI 81 'r' louis Ripsy sac sss-ro, rr,sOurs
5 NJ VEST Ev q Ex Edsf PEGS chesz0 ger
- p ~ psc lHEsy r PRES $500 estssurz saa
1nieaso For Knoxville daily. VIA Shenandoah NaiirS
ss5 y NJ cLzvE1s s;sr''n and cIscINNSTt tx
s,n5.S Pittsourg Cleveland Nashville va ~
WASHINGTON AND THE souTH-
sbaH tsT lS iss 5sins 11 ea
sessioas ane S2FIss 1Sn street, n,,s ~ r.s g as
s1naas saa ssS p 2. Car . M T s5
snSbrss s,sa ssd 5iasss caro- 81
sQ nghs as;S RALwAY-Exp-es, as as +" r.
Atlantic = II COAST LrNE--Express. sSs a ard as
sE SsIs,Ia AIR LINE gAILwAxFoEsas aaa Mss
risb1 St, Lirnlted 1855 N daily AxpfeA% 49,
NORFOLK or Oh. AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
cEfEsAPEAEE ONO RA4Lw sa a N ana asa
FOB OLD PoINr COMFORT and xoREozx--Iss N
AEIlNTfeS' e ar SO n ss, sg3 ass weekdays.
-uldSs. tSa m Through Vss-bIlied Eral1. LliIlsr
aror Cars Standard Coaches ~ eek-taxs. Psrior
Snoktng Cars parlor cars Taufnr Cars STANDARD
tcacheS
esAA--'355 y vseF-davs.
~ poiH.s on New York I7ng BFanch Railroad Gro7
'eat = weafy-rhird Street Sfatonl SIS A. Y -.
~ sSaiurdays oaIy) 2 .. 255. 81 20 %95, AMI
- -osscs -Td e0-tlar4t Ss-e~ssA 2aa Q % a
i-sg 20 SATURDAYS onvl. 230. TO- 40 40 $40
ana 100 p - s''r4--- c = q 3 - 515 p n
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
- tDeshF and Cortardr Ssreets G2Gl. -, Us
So s55 as t9-55 Penna Linatedl 10 - Deshrosses
ana Cart2ldt Streets. Dining 10s5 fDsnns
ase u - a. m 1255 20 6TesbFosses and Cortlandt
streets 22n. 255. Is 3-55. az a. CDi1tnE can
20 o. tD.ning Ssrl - fEsning GAP - SIS 50
N u ID night. Sundays. 6lQ c0aches}
~ So . . a5s dimitsdl. AZ t955 fDlnag carr
l2aS. LIZ Dining 3.21 fDirlrE
tarG 40 dining Dining Carr T55. So
$50 49, D m - 10 night
Ticbst ofess f1a 13s4 III aud s8f Br1adway:
- Fifth Avenue (heIow ri ST. HOUSE. West
I"@ntytlrd Street Sratf1r. AMI stations % Des
bosses and Ceranit Streets.
Street IS B~7a6way Pennsylvania Annex station
rooSy9' stattoa Jersey CITY The SeT-Io1s TEalsfe-
toInpaRy VII CAL fer and check baggage from hotels
ard res.1euce$ through to Destination TeePhone '9i4
J. ? Er-Tf'IITNSON J r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

hI1t cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
te basis ~ Sc middlinE upland and SIC Tor mia
tt1E 5uF Southern spot markets we're teiegraphea
a. follows &eW-OrleanE firm, Lice higher. AZ
er-lbc Mobile. nominal unchanged. f1sc; savannah
eg unchanged T5sc- Charleston steady. unchanged
~ lsse wilmington Gull unchanged Sc; Norfolk quiet,
-ltc higher lice Baltimore nominal unchanged, al
l-lSe Galveston firm lie higher Sl6ci Augusta
~ unchanged. sec 81 LOUIS quiet unchanged al SC
Receipts ports and interior points to-day, com
La-oe VIII D. ENC Las- ..eeA md LasL year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

n 49, E-Aeliange special Liverpool cables-Sp0t
stf, ae-nane- Sales 300 bales; speculation and
- liadlng upland sled Futures opened frm aad
90 aaFance Closed quiet and ! pcin.
ssnf AEgust 2e =. Angust-sepfernber s2ss; sep
= 4&5F. 6rrohe-. q c. In Octaber-Azc.-
Fs- osb. &0yember-D December z0Gizb: Ileeernber-
49, zoS-zbs JanEaFy-Febrzarg 40Gi4b. Febrasry-
- abfb- 2arch-Epril, z07azb
--.sytk AID EEEL-Ihe tocsl Gcur market MAS abollt
@le eIiet Spring patents we're quoted s. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
new YORK CENTRAL,

- HARLEM DIVISION.
dVS y. ". a2a 81. Daily eIcept sundays. u
: i'tSshed and North ADAMS. SATURDAYS only. 2 as
= II; sundays oniy. at 9.20 A. Y
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated WITH PFntsch
sket Offices At ia. 2GI as and I2ls B-cadvay %
I9stb SeIuaegs Ave- ~. est l25sh .
luton s. AID 100 Broadway. 2 d. Br1OkfruE
Telephcne 800 2sth Street York
Serviee Eassage checked from hote4or resdsncs "
S. BLoDGEsITa GEaR6E T. PANELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
$500 a. M.-For Bnghan1ton. Syracuse and Utica
goo A. M.-For Buffalo and 81 Louis
sl2 Noon-For Utica Oswego buffalo
TO 80 p M-For Water Gap and Mt Pocono.
= 20 ?. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
q t4.eO p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
sG. 10 P. M.-For 8uEalo ana Cnieagosa -
IS IS =. M-For Utica Oswego Ithaca and Buffalo.
200 A. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago Through
Tickets a 42a lisa 1ls broadway Sc LafSyetIs Pr
as 5th Aave 18s ~. l25Jh St. IA Park Pr y. a.. and
a3s fulton St Bruckyl
.DaiIy Except sunday tsass-dsy only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

Eio-C0nee market firm; No : Rio. 1890; exchange,
10 5l6d- receipts 22000 bags cleared for the United
states $4,000 bags; cleared for Europe 10000 bags stock
$4,000 bags
COTTJN-The for cotton futures opened steady
prices point higher points lower this being
response bu-Iish Liverpool cables and
huish news Immediately following the call weak
points bids liquidation
Central Texas and sheer absence
speculative Yet II evident that the
huInoT adopt aggressive Tao
covering quietly done the down turn and
preparations made rally later in the day LtV-
quickly concerned heaFiness and lost most
before close The first break here car
e1 October 72Sc and January 1-3sc, from which
rebound Of points After a lengthy period
hesitation ana apathy. the market developed bullsh
despite Of inches OF rain II sherman
worked slowly but steadily back 70 the opening
after midday shorts became nervous as
sll- OF predictions very buish weekly
report following bad news from parts
Caronas Georgia This buying In conjunction
fairly buli support caused prices IN some IN
levels for the with The jan
option leading Nes-DTleans European
with sensitive strength IN the NeNOrleans
cid much 10 help the late market here. a re
spinuers buying months stimulated
bulls efforts and increased the alarm OF the
Wall street liberal buyer Of OCTOBER ana
January The late Improvement me NeatteF IJscast
no relief from crouth II Central Texas
change the Better in the waterogged sections
Eastern movement Of the crop as mai
eae5 81 ur and interior receipts clearly
show r~eruarure development in Texas The market
steady, with prices net point higher 10 point
rFe z+s+srfoa r,e3tion n Brazilian coffee follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAN RoAD
WEST SHORE Rail Roam

YVES SHUHE KHILHUHU
Trains :eave Franklin St station New York a. f0s-
lows. and IS min later foot West AID e. r..
.I'lo M-For interim p-ints to Albany & Mont-L
$40 A Nd Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer 70 catsklia
t10:S0 A M-Sar4t0ga and Buffalo Express
I'll 20 A NJ Lake Mch0nk Ninnewassa ExorsHx
t12:+5 No CatskiH Mountain Express.
Il 90 p M-chicago Express
Ha:25 M-Conf Lin Detroit chi. q 81 Ioufx
s3:25 NO Ulster Express catskin Mts
f3:45 p No For Hudson River Paints & Albany
.a-I5 M-For Roch Ruralo. Cleve'd 3 Chicago
tT:45 M-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & - I9fss
sa-15 ? M-FCr syria. Roch- Mag. Falls LET q chi
'Daily- fDaily except sunday Leaves BroakIyn An
No. tq.l5 A NJ al Tf0.4S A NJ. q Al Sf9-fS D
n 4 at ts06 ?. ~. Leaves Jersey Civ p 81 So
Nc 81 T9.45 u: az fils20 A NJ: ar ff2 % p n. Z
35 Time tables az principal hotels ana aecss
Bagsage chekee from hotel residence by ~
2 ; BLODGh.ft c. LAMBERT
CenI Superinre udent- Gent Pssssr 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

Savannah Aug. 19.-SptNts turpentne firm, sac; re
cepts G23 bbls; sales 100; exports 413 Rosin urn;
eepts 5O99 bbls 500: exports. 6.6So Quoted A.
J., c, ST. d, 81 0j; 81 10: F. 81 81 D. H. 81 0
l. 81 45; \. 81 I0 NJ 50 20; y So 85a$2 10; W G, S5g
So O5 W ". 81 35aS3 40
Charleston, Aug 19.Turpentine-N doing quota
tons omitted Rosn firm.
NeVF-OrIea1s. bbls; tur
pentne 30 Exports to LondOn-ROsin LOCO bbls' tut-
penttne
IS &c; receipts % bbls Rosin firm 95cas: receipts ~
bbs Crude turpentine firm $16S2: receipts. 100 bols
Tar steady. 81 33; receipts, 1Si bbs
London Aug. l9.-Turpentine- 2es 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

hrer market prevailed for spirits today and prices
were somewhat higher. sympathy with southeI1 1
strength Rosin however quiet, 90 tar ana
pitch We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 50 -: do oil bbis s. IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36a G8714c -
ROSIN-tOmmon good strained 81 404$1 90 y - -
Z, 81 65: F. 81 20. G. 81 500 H. So 81 3D. r. y Us
NJ s. 20: y S. W G. So 35 " W So 10
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NAVAL STORES.

II 701f 9oc September 2 s0al3e: October 12soais1oc
November. 1908. 20c. December Is 10d13.Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHJA
s.4s0 t7a0 1900. -9.o0 +l0uV. 'IISc 4 NJ +,oo
$50 1907 ~ 14g9' ;i5St' I4SO 800 200 H. so
49, 'RAITIMORE AND WASHINGTON
80 40 Is 40 slO.vO. '1l.3O a NJ. tito $50 3. 40
"a = v NJ. ~IZ-I5 mdI
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot u Rector
-rlrnDph 10 Point Pleasant, 800, loco Loo A NJ LOO
: 90 sI5 ! 80 $50 p. NJ Through Ocean Grove 500
= Ii Sundays. through 10 Point Pleasant I0OO A. NJ
100 90 500 ?. N
Cfsces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry ia 2al S34
1910 1855 B'way 5th Az. T3T Az Is Union Sq
West Ie5th St 2IS West l2Sth 81. 2l5 colun
bus Az New York. Court St. ga Fulton 81.
Brooklyn 9S Broadway, williamsburg New Trans
fer Co calls and checks baggage to destination
sFrom Liberty only. Daily fDaly. except sun
day. SSundays only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

coffee uarkels-SauroS-Ccf market quiet;
good average Santos $500. receipts bags; stock
bags receipts. bags. Hamburg
Coffee market opened j pig higher at 23o ?. was
= az pig higher; sales 5000 bags Hayre-Cohee
market opened quiet unchanged: - unchanged;
Al p. steady. 2. higher $50 2. m
unchanged; total sales 1900 bags.
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v ~ - " ~ y ~ OF " - 70 7
STOCK on HAND.