davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

-, ,,,o,,,s were as follows: Flour steaalY' ~ N =
ASH ASH Seai 72a 7:c; No 3 6sqIic NO I1 "ats
tlHsc: No ,,bitc 41z,c: No > white 3lgStc; No
rye - H. No Northwestern. 81 tS pIili5 III ,56
aNse, a. lsss pork per bbl sltaISli 90 ~
eeu ribs sides usss NV
10. 81" >,ers tboxet T5dss So; snorS SisaE
dry saed $40 15assI0 s7is: whisey basis OF high
slies =, ~ IN the Exchange 10.
wines - - steafv: creamereS. lap lef.c
yer tI-n cheese steady, ioGiotc- Esss s'e"u' '
IN, Aug 2a-CIoSe: Wheat-Cash S2 na,a n
Tossc; No 'Snisoter sIl.c December. csc oats
scrfernter 81 Sc. pecenbeT Z"'s'
,u,rarrsa Aug &C Wheat firm: No SSsSr- SSa
" -SS 80. No > Northern. 731T''3c; SeptehneT
@ @ s;nhsr No / 52d52t2c. Barley irregular ~" . w.
rs,In - t5G55, September. o'e
yr,ssroIi= Aug 2a-CIose: Wheat.-SepteaIner' o.
lItJc: December. "a @se: on trach 10 'a'N' 49, "
,grsI rs. I3c. Corn steady, No yellow; on tracS
cad5s. oats unsettled and lower; No whlte clippr
- ys GiItiac Butter steady extra WESTERN cfeaie,S
DO nea rv prints &c Eggs firm and m so9o os
lal; To-, 10 southern. l6dlTc Cheese hrm and
n ,,1Ci demand: New-York full creams PRIME sizl
DO fair to good. 10G1o'=c. Receipts oGF
90 mis- and $50 in sacks: wheat oiUe push
oat@ ~ 0On bush. Shpments--Wheat eiVo Dush eOrn
500 bush: 2l,tro BUSH
aaIc. September s4lsc December 6oc; No hard. S5g
IS ,-ornNNo cash 551ac September. 5i+sc December
95s 92S4S- Oats-No CSC September. 2S9sc De
csrber S8c No white 351zc- Flour dull red winter
patents. ss 2oIss 30; extra fancy ana ] s,rashs g
s. s0 ornleal steady 81 so Bran dull sacked east
track s5a6Tc. Hay steady; timothy, $sasi-' prairie
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NCN-fork August
EECotfee to-ia<. while inactive developed con-
siderable 15a2o points lower.
with the exception which advanced 25 points.
this being business in that option before
II masses the other end OF the board. The market
1GGl5 points lower and fairly steady at
the decline which received its initiative from the lower
Furopean being al franc lower then los
5ng an additional \. finally closing 1dli4 franc
lover. Hamburg also weak being 4 pfs lower The
both lower Santos declining
ea0 reis ana with the exchange rate. hoH
sye- le6 lower The primary receipts were
all the reporting 5Sleo bags and the ports
II will be Observed that there were FOUR
sruerces tending toward lower values First. the heavy
receipts; the lower markets abroad third the
Of day holidaySeturday- sunday and
Ndndsy; ana inactive market and small de
4 day Of liquidation and OF re
adjustment for Monday. and little
fresh business sales by traders
was noted The market finally closed steady, the tosl
being So 80 bags The spot market was 9ue' Out
Tsirlv steady, on basis Of size for Rio No. a.
ra--e o. frcff1a follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Total fooiSZS
for sb D 1Se M the sc s A o PS shso @2nsE asnip
S g. sEs s5 Na %ats s. s. Sa S. @ R Extra S
fsss & g s1sai 81 sss Fs sa2' sns %
sa{ SHOES to K $ e sSsss % Ssna FG
MEAL-steady quoted; Fine white and yellow. 81 cog
Spring bran, spot. 9o9 n SO so
sps bran 61 m spot spot M M M pFE c6gnma Dts caES s ho
my chop. SIS .5Gs24: oilneal s27as27 sc.
The market being short after several days Of
and ofosed al So net sdvance or practicafy top for
outlook Northwestern States entire
y TOO uncertain for such action under the
sufcienty strong TO justify carving any grain over u
@ al & t5le Of the
oasT a falr SadneeT % s Sa ,a4io1 ou9
haTe Seen Ver faToaB but for pTeeons OF
in the two akotas Saturday and late reports OF rain
generally clear cool with disturbance in
feared a little Because Of its Troximy to the belt
Meather abroad vas hne Liverpool declined 1:d and
2y - 600 bush against la6oo bush last year The
stating that fall pointed toward big of winter
and seaboard day and
ara 60 N % :; 20 a o ,, 3 We , s'9TSs S
@ ae consisted @ % Of iosds S Of Sa rd r wsest here
as foloSs 80 fsd 75c eiSya5or ana % Ssaz5s4e
York r.. August 80 September 5: No Northern
&c early ocfober No T52yber1 T nuluS 7sn 0otober
* 70 No . Northern Duluth T5I.c.
all q afioat CCfN-September
e with buyers yesterday advancing c
night and about 1i9c above low point day
popularity depended chiefly the that
short ana less alarmed the prospect for
cooler conditions n the belt with possibly showers
before business is resumed Tuesday Offer
ngs were less oppressive than usual, eveFyhlys
forts directed toward cleaning accounts
shorts. the holidays. = little business
cash way including ; 900 bush Of No mixed
bush OF No yellow. but export.
partly I'D net lower. and Argentine shipments
ports from Argentna said had damaged
look. said that had been maintained during week
Primary 1874 bush compared with
bush last year No = closed SC elevator
6sh.c I o b afoat. M = white and Fellow. T05sc 0
afloat .oATS-A lair trade at
West. hut here. prices following
markets all day and closing Receipts increased
somewhat this week. hut the condition poor. Cash
trade here included 65.oeo hush,
oats. closed Sac; SSs.c; track
mixed. 81 dS5c: track white. S3a35c.
Market steady. No Western. SoJ. No West
6ac, both h sfoat. a5i. Q56c No 59c
track. -RARLE1-Merket quiet. Feeding
quoted at 46c Buffalo Wheat finclu1ug four
exports for the week ended August IS. according
Bradstreets aggregate 1876 $50
bush last week and 66n1.6l bush year
Wheat exports since July aggregate 3s3s1 2a7 bush.
against S1.2S69s bush last exports
9ls bush last For year exports ire
SIS szs bush against 10, 1872 as9 bush last
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RATLR0AD.

e
STATIONS foot o. WEST TwENrr-THIRD sTkheI
AND DEsRossEs AND CoRrI.ANpr STREETS
shss si"sn sfs; befow Is for '* %easssniIS street
sss nf 1 S,,I,safs psS1s
Cars a,Ss New f9rk to Pittsburs Steering Car
ss 4 u and fisssns
carr. For ss5Rs Chicago pin4s svssnG
M !?sfEPaP;,s p 4Pqviils +gS Tga,s spEcrA1xo
hour train to chicago Pumas cs%Pa5sIpsss;. s15g ssf
cacIG6 ieePaS iSp Rsnng s rhd 6
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati ana Loa'ie
ss r f. ST chlssS2 hoGs FsHss
via yaisx Ko1se' 70,
SSa;sPi seiP19sy PRES ,s4 and
au 9Gnes ST tfand asb f5esR sRsefSS
ss s :Se "a AsD a THE BE:sss9!s sesTH ase
sna5 m s:sss @ 5iSs cs 5 SAP sSSs Da6as
landt Streets 22 (32J Congressional Lin = all Par
Gap ~ DINING caT e25 IL 70 night $ sunsay ID Z;
Dining car1 g Is Congressional Lin all Parlor and
Dining Cars, s25 Dining Car} 425 Dining Carr 100
s6GTHERS Rr@EIDrsss. me- 61 s25. Is 12io
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Enpress 92o a m and s2a
Al! INE AID 9 ns sS
NoRFoI.k AND wsrERN RA1LwAT.-For Memphis
caEsAPEAKE M M sas ( oH6 III F. RAfLWAr-I55 r. a. week
FOR 9T' OLD PoFS ohS comroRf . 81 fa' aBd NoRFoK
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.J5 a. and 25o p m "eeh 1s q
Sundays, 755 M. Through Vestibuled Trains 5uIIeI
Parlor Standard Coaches weekdays PsrLos
Smoking Car. ParIor Cars Dining Car and StanuHfo
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-f255 p. m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad r1ii
West TWenty-thrd Street Station}, 500 a. m Il ~
10 saturdays only. %. 255. q. SO 100 ana ooo
m week days Sundays. I.55, a25 H. 20 p III
from I1esbrosses and Cortlandt Streesl Ssn 'o9 ~
II 20 20 Saturdays onIy). 23o 3 10 40 - o o'
and 40" .. weekdays. Sundays slS 9-ao d. h-'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo DesbTosses and Cortlandt streets 6Zp - ~
s25. dining carr. t9-j5 Penna. Limited J." O
fDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 102 Dining tr1
1o55 Dining carr IL a. f25S DINING Carl I.oo
Dining 10 CDesbTosses ard Cortlandt SlFeels-
2W 255, 325 Dining Car, $50. 42, 80 lDini5
4aj Dining Carr. 5.S5 Dining Car. 'sS 50,
S55. 9 - n. II 10 night. SUNDAYS 6 10 100 mo
coaches1. SIS s55. 25 dining Carr, O. 70 n.ih'scI
955. 1885 Dining Car a. 1255 dining car, 10"
Dining carp. 3 % dining Carr 355 40 ulnlns
45j Dining carr. 55J Dining Car) i5S. SO 500 80
p m Il O night
Ticket offices Nos is 1896 261 Broadway:
stations foot OF Ites-
brosses Cortlaudt Court Street $50 Fulton
Street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex STATION
Brooklyn station Jersey City The New York Transe
70 and chack baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
J. r. HUTCHINSON. 7. R WOOD.
Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

CoTTON-specuiatye interest ! cotton continues TO
jncrease The market opened steady decline OF
20 points under pressure Of disappointing cables
and strong tnttrations Of rains in moisture needing
selling the basis CT SIC Tor Jann-
however market began 10 improve on better IN.
Liverpool, which market nnaliy cloeeo
reduced 20 l64GeS4o whereas at one
English decline had been matter OF 70
pon-s Buying orders with the improved market
Europe The general of private crop
continues he bUllish notwithstanding the
theory in tho condition of the
crease the quantity Buying quite gen
era though of large volume with orders from the
the South NeB-Ensland and Wall Street in evi-
throughout although not ior large
quantities covered short contracts
having been heretofore rather berish
L assumed following the
late private crop accounts with which
flooded that the monthly cotton crop
report Washington due Wednesday at noon)
viii bullish although confidence in official pro
Iuuleatons having Something Of drawback az the
assisting the fact that the movement Tor
5s3 day 70 he heard from 20 com
statistical brought sight
bales against the official estimate ~ ee1iooo bales made
December 2. To reach this conclusion superintendent
King IF the New-York Cotton Exchange reports port
Canada 1.iI1.4s2. actual Southern mill taknss for
f.ro bales. The market a. best prices showed an al T.
Of points positions later than August
which At points. The
finally steady rise OF q points
The in the local market 10 day
as fellows.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug %. m--Cotton3Sp a. o4st. vs.
ness prices unchanged American niddins 81 80 ne
snarlst,on and export included 800 bales Aner
quiet and closed steady American
midd,inS c. August. o4 64g4 55-64d sellers: August
anJ saTfsrber sellers: September and October.
-s4d sellers; October and Novem6er $Se4d sellers
30-o+d Sellers December and
rarp asG4 29-6id sellers: February.
sad hnvers: February and March. % -64d4 2sS4
2T-63d buyers: april and May.
A u Salla
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

closed with quotations unchanged
Of Eaidilins upland mddiinS
sulf SALE bales. Southern spot
follows: NeI-Drleans steady and
unchanged sEsc. Mobile easy unchanged SIC;
Savannah. unchanged a Sac Charleston
quiet unchanged 3'Sc: Wilmington. firm and
si.c: Norfolk STEADY and unchanged at Sac
Baltimore nominal and unchanged at 9isc; Galveston
16c. firm and Lice
lower sac; Louis, steady and unchanged
=
the ports and interior points day
Fl6 compared with the totals Of a
sxnekr - L. last
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1,rsr,ooI Aug 2a-Whsat-Spot-No 1 Northern
snrine Arm g. aid Western winter quiet 6s No
California steady. 8. 4isd futures quiet. ssptember
steady futures steady September nomin.i nina,
Al a. Ejor~S, Louis fancy winter quiet. s. 3D. Hops
AZ London-Pacinc Coast steady, f6efI Beef-Extra
ern Arm sss 3D. Han.-shors cut l. to 10 n sIeaSy
short ribs 20 70 o0s: long clear riddies light
~ Al n .,eadv 5ss clear n1iddles heavy 3o
to 40 n .,easT 5Ss shart clear backs 1e 20 n.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Aug. 2e-At the sheepskn sales today ls2 & Sss
supply was fair showed slightly improved quality
Tl,are wa. demand Western province long
Inoi,aa Which sold steadily at unchanged prices East
ern province sold h1hd lower Short wooiled real
I'D :. n Nd and shorn i4Qiad lower. Lambs
changed and coarse wooled IN good request at
rates attendance was good and the total
nuTnher II bales sold I65.5So
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

a$i; do per bag 50c@$i and Long Island per
bag 5oq7se; squash; Hubbard. per bo socesl; 90
Jersey. Acme etc. per box, 2sa35e do common kinds
box. 15125c.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-It is evident from the light
deliveries OF hay the lines excepting the
NewYork Central station that farmers still too busy
to make full shipments General receipts were again
sumers who tuy anything ahead at this time are few
Quality of has made sharp change for the
better hay all of the big price feel
ing it had during competition with new. Mar
ket and fairly cleaned of all
decent lots. We quote: Selected new per 100 10 cog
95c. with a plckinzs 81; fair. boG
zoe. STRAW-supplies are rather ahead OF tn, the ae @
mend and weaker Few lots OF best long rye
771sc range 721S d77lsc Receipts of hay
and straw reported at the Produce Exchange at
Hudson River Railroad 400; Erie 50; Penn
syivana. 80 West Shore. 3o Iehigh VALLEY 20: Batr
and Ohio SO: Central of NewJersey 90; by rive
barges 210 by canal. s4 Total, 964 tons Receipts OF
straw-By river 10 tons; by rail, 40 tons
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Eurfalo auE -a.--FIcur steady "heat-Sprns sse15
No l Northern carloads SOC; winter easy No ,i Te1
10 Corn strong: No Eelto"
-, n, . a., s7l.c: No corn. 61c; No do. 65lac
SsTs onI, steady white 3its"; No mixed 2HStc
~, 2 do .s,- Barley Western, {. 55GtJc- k!e-No
| 55t.c. canal fre1ghrs firm
,-icaeo Aue - The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Total exports since September S3f
Total exports year. 395. .211
Stock all United States ports 1888
wear " an ~ -. ' 49,. $40 ..... 2s4 76o
Stock 53,64s
all
100000
Liverpool see. 600
Stock of American afoat Britain 1900
time last year ...-......-..--.-
following receipts OF cotton
al! September :
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
READING SYSTEM
NEW JEDSEV CENTRAL r r

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r.
Liberty street and south Ferry-(tinls from South
Ferry i've minutes earlisrl
MAUCH CHUN UNK-z4oo G:f5 Easton only. BIO A NJ "
120 40 $50 e54S Esston only z NJ sundays. ss-o
vii X EsR4RRF AND SCRANTON-za0o. $40 A
nNkE%oon n EN- d Toas Ta9ass RIVER tNp nARNEeaI
Lakewood ouly, : 80 Z. NJ sundays. IS A VI
Atlantic CITY AND CAPE MAN-tsao A. NJ
yfNELaND AND BRIpGEToN- -tzseo A. NJ. $50
LONG BRANCH. AsBIn1 PARk; oSEaN
P0ISTS.z4O0, $50 II $0 A. NJ, 81 -, $50 ssS.
. 45 $50 $50 P N. sundays. except Ocean Groves
pHII sDF,IPHI4 CF,EADING TERMNAI9-s.A25.
TOO $500 .9O0 f1U.Oo. tl1o0 A NJ t12oe. .1os-
siso ZOO 1900. 400 500. t6oo. $780, $500 p NJ.
s4TH And CHESTNUT STREETS g =. e 50. 10 50.
.fis0 a NJ. 100. t-5 40. $50. 200. ts25 p NJ
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WILLIAMSBURG 100 "A =; rsQ9s 10 11o
A. NJ Reading onlyl. +1oo L 20 J20o p e. Read
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fron foot Of Rector Street..
pier s Atlantic Highlands seabrght Monmouth Beach.
500 1000 II 90 l. NJ. 100 zoo s.45. $50. $50 600
ocean Grove only P NJ Sundays 1000 A NJ Loo
400 SEQ p ".
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wasHINGTON-tsso
1000 .l1,So 4 NJ. leo ZOO $780, 500. 'lc'
IFroni Liberty Street only sDaly. fDaily. exespr
sunday sSundsy only tParlor cars only uVia Ia
6!T"es. Iiterfv 81 Ferry South Ferry Astor Hou.-.
f13 POL 434 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 9Th Ave- = Union
SoTIn1bus Ave New Court St. S44. $50 Fulton
~ Brookiyn; Broadway. Williamsburg New York
transfer calls and cheeks baggage 70 dsstnation
w. BESLER. q NJ BURT
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

steady sss I'd. bellies. "A 10 16 10 STEADY o-
cho,I',.-s-S11are IL to 10 firm 4as- Lard steady
rins Western in tierces. 52; american refined IN pas
% 81 Tr,tfer nominal Cheese GUier-Amsrtcan nrest
yyhite AIS. American colored 4ss Taow-Prlins
- o7s ia Turpentne-Spirits quiet 33s I'D Iinssed
al i,7j az I'd Petroeum-Refned quiet. Cad Resin
{.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine shade hsher
owing 10 better demand here and higher nlaIket 81
Savannah. Rosin ruled firm full but unchanged
prices Tar firm. We quote:
TURPENTINE--Sprts. oil and machine bbis. 4'-1u
4Sc.
TAR-Pine bhls, 81 40: oil bhls. 81 65. . .,,, =,
81 65: F 81 10 G. 81 75: H. 81 90 l. 81 81 h, 50; NJ
S. As; \. s3 rs; " G. 81 o5. and " W 81 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne bbls. 80
Wilmington Aug. 29.spirits turpentine steady $50
1873 bbs Rosin steady. 81 loSl 10: ecsiptS
43I bbls Crude turpentine firm 81 so and 81 CO.
receipts, IS bbls. Tar firm; receipts. 26S bbls
Savannah Aug 2e-Turpentine firm. 45c receipts. -
bbls sales. 376: exports l3l Rosn firm recelpIs 9'
bbls quoted: A. B. G p q 10
F 81 20: + 81 25 G. 81 so: IL 81 81 50; X s. 80;
NJ s3 0J y s3 so; " G. s3 90: " W, So SO
Charleston Aug 29-Turpentine firm, i2i.c; sales q"
casks. Rosn unchanged.
London Aug 29.-cosing: Turpentne- spirits ai SIS
9s.d. Rosin-American strained. Is 80: fine. IS 10
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Chesapeake { Ohio Railway.
z FAST TRAINS he ,s WEST

Leave New York. Penns. Station foot 23d St, 1855
except sunday. 1858 and ass P NJ caiy. LeaLe
i've minutes Cortandt or Desorosses 81 sta O-
SrPVATION PARIOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEPINti-
CARS
II F. " Limited. 45S P NJ. 4 Solid Vestthulsd
rc-ri lighted pining-Car train with SleepinsCars 10
Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati end Louisville wisn9u
Cbanza For tickets reservations. CHES- & Ohio
OFFICE &62 Broadway Phone 1880 Franklin or ofhces
Penn r. R
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Coffee cables. Ro--foffee market weak: NO q Rio
4ss25 exchange sl-32d receipts 10000 bags cleared
for the Tinted 1900 bags cleared for Europe
fra BAGS srock 500 bags. Santos-Conee narket
,ncti-e good Santos ssleo: receipts 81 ooo
bses. stock 1.fss.cA0 bags HanbuTs-Conee market
opened irutilaIed): 2:So was net = pig lover;
sales frnutiIate6l bags Hayre-CoHee market opened
sfeady izG24 lower: II m declined !. franc
m Irregular. March declined = franc others ui.
changed al $50 declined L franc; total sales 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrireons for The Tribune
~ received at Uptown Office,
Between 36th 87th sts.. until o'clock p n
Advertisements received at the following nranch
orcs. ar recuac Office rates o'clock .. viz:
2sI Sth-aye.. e. 23d-st: IoS 6th-aNe.. cor.
,ath-s,. 9o East 14th-st.; rs. West 4Id-st''
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON AND ALBAN1 HAILROAD-
New York Central Hudson River P R.. Lessest
Trains Central Staticn Fourth Avenus and
4od York. follows
fpOe a. Nj. f12-Oo noon. 400 P VI. .i1oo ?. NJ:
arrive Boston. $50 7. NJ. $40 P N. 1870 P. NJ. e15
A. VI. .ou. -
.1i 81 ? NJ arrive New York 30 P. NJ, $40 2. NJ.
". A n.
Tfckets az New York Central Offices. as and 1919
Broadway and Grand Central Station
A. SMITH, GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TlMaRE g. OHIO RAILROAD
lEHlCH VALLEY.

Foot Of West sd Cortlsndt and Desorosses Streets
spaily Except Sundsy. sunday changes: 1a25 ara
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

re the total net receipts Q; cotton at
The daily Republican., 1902-10-07
MIR. FRAIM ATTENDS
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Has Given the Veterans Asscci-
alton Valuable Service in Sew
erll Offices.

Robert c. Fraim, who organized
Thomas A. Smyth, Post No. 1 of the
G. A. r. of Delaware went to Wash,
ington last evening to attend the
National Encampment, G. A. r.
Mr.. Frlim was commissioned Pro
visional Department Commander of
the G. A. R. for Delaware from
December 12th, 1879 and served in
that capacity until January 14th,
1881. During Mr.. Fraim's term as
Provisional Department Command
er, Six Grand Army Post were mus
tered in to form a State Department
of the G. A. r. for Delaware. On
January 18th, 1881 u permanent
State Department was organized and
William S. Mcneil, who was the
Adjutant General under Mr..
Frain 3 term OF offices as Proylslo nal
Commander was elected by the sew
eral posts as Stale Department Com =
mauder for Delaware. MIR. Fraim's
only object, and aim during his term
Of Office. was to advan &C the interest
of the Grand Army Of the Republic
and place 1t on firm basis in his
native State. And this object lie
thoroughly accomplished.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-07
TO Bl' lid MORE DWELLINGS.

Peter J. Ford has sDll to Peter
Ebner, a lot at Third and Union
streets, 4OXl15 feet. 1t is said 10 lie
the intention Of Mr.. Elmer to hHid
an addition to his bOttling plant.
He now owns ull of the land between
Third and Fourth ul Onion street.
The terms Of tn" sale ana private.
Mr.. Ford will SOON ask for Il per
init to build four houses on sixth
street between Clayton and Ro,mry
streets. They will ho first class resi-
denCes of two and one half stories
and will sell for about 50, ?U0 or
So, 500.
Grading at Fifth aud Grant streets
has been begun TO make room for
sixty houses which Mr.. Bancroft
will build there
Bishop Monaghan. who has
bought ground on Fourth street be
tween Grant and BayarL will prob
ably make Nsr Of the ground soon.
1t is reported from reliable eourc"
that he will build Il church on the
grOund next spring.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-07
PRICE OF COAL
=. IS UNCHANGED
You Pay S14 a Ton For 1t
Or Take Coke at 50
a Load.
WOOD HARD TO OBTAIN.
Local Manufacturing Concerns
Not Threatned By Soft
Cool Famine.

The prices of coal are the same
as those of last week. stove coal Sl4
ton, soft coal 50 a ton for the
3 lump, and SO for the run of the
mine. The prepared quality of coke
is $14 a ton, but the Gas Company
will not sell more than bushel in
one, day to family even at this
high rate.
Every day long lines of children
pulling express wagons or carrying
baskets can be seen at the Gas Com
pany picking up the waste coke.
The children are also hunting for
loose coal
Struggling cars Of coal come into
the city at intervals and these are
quickly disposed of. The railroad
companies have good supply of
soft coal but are no more fortunate
than any one else IN procuring hard
coal
The. dealers who handle wood say
there is big demand for it but un-
til few weeks ago it was hard to
obtain.
The scarcity of cars and loco
motives greatly decreases the supply
of soft coll and if the sca!c t. l:ontr.
ues the dealers think the price CT SOFT
coal will follow the upward flight Of
anthracite.
The coal strike has become so SER
ions that it has had a disastcrous ef-
feet On the oyster industry OF Maui
rice river Covcs. There is absolutely
no demand from the coal regions for
oysters
Wilmington seems to be more lortu.
nate than the larger cities here in the
east. None Of the big manufactu-
ring concerns are hard pressed for the
material, the schools will be well sup
piled, and also the hospitals.
The dealers Of Wilmington have
been very considerate during the
strike and have done their best to
help their patrons
NO INCREASE IN BREAD PRICE.
To add to the miseries of the house
Keeper they have been disturbed re.
Gently by the reports that the price
OF bread would be increased ccalSe
OF the high price Of coal.
George H. Huber said this morn
ing that the rumOr was untrue. 1t
was his opinion that it would be an
injustice to the working men to
raise the price OF bread at this time.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-07
UOMESPUN HEART.

Ever since the advent OF "Shora
Acres and "The Old Homestead,
the success Of bucolic drama has been
very marked. Plays with a rustic
setting and with the good old fash.
Toned country folks for the leading
characters have "caught on, until
now their name Is legion, One of the
most successful Of these is "A Home
spun Heart, which viii be presented
at Grand Opera House on Thursday
night.
AS sweet as spray Of apple is the
gem Of the pastoral comedy drama.
all the scenes being those familiar ia
every spectator. There is no straining
for awkward. unreal situations. Tha
action is rapid, brisk and bright. Tha
climaXeS are all real and not forced.
The play is said to be mounted in a
careful manner, close attention being
paid to detail, a thing SO essential in
atmosphere dramas. The excellent
company producing this interesting
stage story are Blanche Warren, viii
H. Chapman, Harry L. Dunkinson.
Lulu Espey, Fred Monley, Lucille AL
len Walker, Chas. ". Porter, Estelle
Howard, Merrill Frederick, Julia
Barth ana Azack e. Evans.