davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-04
increase of Wages and Freight Rates.

Following the lead Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad company a score or more
of railroads have within the past week
or ten days voluntarily increased the
wages of their employees 10 per cent
above their previous earnings, and still
other roads promise to make like in
crease within the next fortnight.
Among the companies which have
granted the increase are the following,
with the estimated amount of the in
crease in the pay rolls of each per an
mum:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

sra % ~ Local . s5SS2 Sas s6 5s'2 sP5s
etr and pTssS a 8sa : on spot The
former closing fi27 3 80 ana ma S Of &c under bulky
Pc Soaln demand proving insufficient 70 steady ne
market even at ms are ve 20 make further concessions
that the se--sTs az amount Of The STEADY
anxious realize On part OF the &C. AXE 1170a
81 arectToiyc 167ed11. 7oc. and casting h9o4
Ito 1 IS 81 p at So lis and futures at f52 LIS
moderate ioo6Hg oa- +et Closed steady 4'sc
Sper in the local market ruled irn and unGhaG i a.
537Eec English prices lost - ". 90; T5 1ncba5ged
trs -[ we're nominai No foundry; NortheTn closed
S23a$2 No 59saaE 10 {oan5r southern 500
aS29 FnglIsh markets were Unchanged WIN 'is "
DDS Sd az SgD STRtPe syrups ruled
steady and uoe@ 5 ' oll6W NegqOreans centrifugal
common s2a12=c; far l3ai3e' gSi syT,rs com
~ ios: n i2lsc: fair l3a15c; good, 1cai7c prime $50
oc Els in steam and n: salt 1q taP
moderate ana g tT~ar1 ia T3ri--
Liverpool Londsn !5lasa9% a T5jI "a. 4: Ham
S for snq Is PIGS Bremen 7 PIGS Rotterdam 2e cotton
seane 2S tons bsr gfRSTai Brtsh
Baltimore 70 Havre and He"cas{T Pensacoa to
Tei1h and Tyne SOS Cd British steamer lIs3 tors
az tons icgatood Black River savannalaMar 20 5os
59n pvate terms steamer 1923 tons. coal Norfolk TO
Ke West private ard back TAMPA to COX stere
phosphate rock private terms: Nor"egian BARK $50 IONS
tinoe fe Jacsonviilc to Fort-e-France So schooner
Ssg tons te 5fs tons cement Jersey city to Charles
17gss sea2GeF two so5 7e2 snd Tore
i norfolk 10 Boston. roc; schooner 7o3 TONS plaster
Tyer-yorth y S. New-York. private terms -,
oITsHThe cotton seed market continued very duh
and was s sasg al uo G Lnieed oil and
f fsT bbls 20 and in bulk 4a; Phadephla 6bs
* and in bulk 400: refined Neyy-NoTk go
nominal prime summer yellow 42l4c of sumner yellow
&c: butter grades Soc prime white 4o2n4sc; Pill. a
winter yellow 47c---- LINSEED OIL ~
-ity raw 67a6ec Of town raw 66453c; Cacula raw
So Pe0VIsIoNs&The market generally weak all day
for occasional spurts on coTerin IoT5 decline in
live hogs ard IN grain kept ofIerlneso a a;
chicago 600 AT City and 6eD al Otaae eso
PoPK-Easier quoted: Mess. ST T5a$ls 90 FAMILY ~
s s. 81 s1s sa9I 5o family sI56sle s4gsl5
India mess S22sSt LEE c "a 1uoSteS: Racons
Zoe $50 r. ioc: $50 ~ 1oisc I4o ~. 1Ozc pigs lC+e
CUT MEATs-Piciled bellies dull; quoted: Smoked
IsG 10 .s:v i2 Soie e a se Il pod hams quiet
sosntr quoted 4.s At 10 i s9o
duii: quoted: 11.75c; Continent ilc
Brazil kegs BE Compound quiet; quoted a. 81 asstc
RIcE-The market holds steady unchanged but fun
prices. which readily paid for desirable stock The
rnent Quotations follow Domestic. common low fair
CSC; head, o.. Patna 5ESS4e Japan foreign sag
do domestic. 3%@4i2c; Java 4sG4'sc; Rangoon IN
sIJGAR-Refned sugar steady with confectionery
a advanced points and all soft grades advanced 10
fought at the list OF Brothers notwith
cT1sea and dominoes i5c: mould and cubes 4s5c
xXxX poszdered 4sOc: powdered. powdered and
frst powdered confectionery graduated.
4 and extra fine graduated. 4.15c;
Eagle n bags Of fine granulated 4S5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
MARKET REPORT.

NeyE-NCTk- Aug. i. lSi-
-rFFee market Cpeaed steady with
cas 1-hause6 10 , Do higher and, While har1S
So active during DAYS recently coili1te sA.
- f--n -ro1ehouT. finally closing steady al Glv points
ID FFavre selling quarter franc higher and sdTa1c!g
f--he- before o The change then ana AZ ie
ose being Hamburg was AGA QtE hlglet
The primary markets were about as Sa1oS
unchanged situation and fiiO a deiae
~ = -ejs with exchange rate unchanged al Esd
The movement interior points was agan ratfeE hea'
- ~ r-or i indeed % prove less
as - p-lusL-s a,o TFa-e were cIearances
including Bahia and 10000 from
Rio Iea-snces expected al this time how a1o
n-dsys figures apureciable eject on ne re-
TIE chief uuying to-oays market again c-eci1
bull Clique though il was also tnousnt ma le
considerable covering aIloIs
rom shorts Little offered for sale. ard moe
crate purchases suIced lend tone OF nrIness 70 me
VITA Of March and July, q Whlcn ol-os
closing bids Of 10 points from the higl-
Tes The SPOT market quiet. fairly steady, with
quotations basis Of sc for RIO No 4 Iota ware
house deliveries in United states for The week were
s5 bags HISS bags last week ana az 80
BAGS for he OF the former amount
.le-Yorz reported lJ3eSe Santos receipts
s73 600 BAGS for the week. Is compared with $500
s RIO receipts Aggregated Isl GO bass against ll0.
ha-s previous week and l22ou0 bags last year 10
prents to the United were 70 coo bags aEc -
Europe the week santos shipped % NY
BAGS 20 United and 10000 bags 70 Europe
Bahia stock. $50 bass; shipments tc The ted Sta
Europe 'BeT-I1Iy', LOU" t4ss
coffee continues quiet but steac. ne
supply ed states August was ol2S5!
bazx We quote. Mocha. 3l2a15c Interior. IL
9ac lava nor I6le e1Tc. Java Palcubang, i4d1izc
Naracaiba lSc MaraCaIbo, low grades a
Sic: MaTacabo washed 1914 l3c; Jamaica, fGll
T6l-c- Mexican GIO-.c. Mexican. washed. log 13c:
Central American s. lici Guatemala and Cooa11 80 q
1sc; African. IalTc. -. -. -.
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

ne5 Lover; Aggus 4ab A.ggussepteher ABS Sep
bra % his; peesIn6erJanusry and January
rs Man s57s l3z and cloths quiet
obbing trade Buyers generaiiy asked
e9nCeSsoRs owing to tie further drop il wheat QUO
sGasht e ssSS .o ~9ter patents 50 7od$4 spring
No winter So 1oq$3 2o grade SIS 50d$26 So spot
good. s. 25gs3 20. choice to fancy s. 45Ts3 20 1i
70 Si EHaH R dF a6ss s. 2g 1s So as
49 geo%; " Dogs 90 T2arse 81 259S1 = FEED
70 arrive 200 n S17qS17 % spring bran bulk sl7 90
Gs24 city bran SIS 5oG$5 iinseeI oil cake ST. cora
GRAfNEWHEAr 9p rns az i l So oil meal $GI.
6y soNeTn5neit report gossn most Of which
ieciine Few PERIODS f 2 81 I9e Gay shoed "a &c net
~ eAeept TO cover shorts. Such influences
100000 bush in visible SUNNY isTs ro1G or
whatever: thev We're more IAN $3.50 no 1 TeEe s
al ec1oe you'd suffer when crop Hguge5 ePPeaTed
behind last seaboard cearances reached
week the quantity on massage increased 40 OO0
Perature all through he Western and Northwestern part
ns to satisfactory foreeas- for TUESDAY Liverpool
591o points higher The export business consisted Of
Michigan State report g wheat eided II bush to the acre
s 5a aoa b 6ns5 s s yef o0%s 81 red
y zc eeEa'9F and It.sc . aIlo9t; 40 beth
prompt; No red New-York. 74ae. AugIst % and No
options except May sharp losses yesterday under
which began week. The close 12glc net lower
with May fraction higher than Saturday on support from
shorts The weather in spite OF frosS IN the NORTH
west low temperatures everywhere did not indicate
apprehension over the corn OUTLOOK ahd
taking OF the matter. professionals actee az
grssslvely all the side. feeling comment
thar figures would be bearisH aoes Nete
S4GIisd lower; worlds shipments 2S5o.oJV pusar
against week and the quantity on pas
decreased / 25 bush effect on ftaent;
there reduction OF l1-po hlsI! an1
so supplies Exporters bought 10
62Gt3c elevator ana o+- .
afoaT No = white and yellow t9c. o D anoat-
OATS-With other markets broke sharply and closed
the West Cash oats here continued no''ltI
almost uncuOtabIe. Visible supply LSQlSs &c
creased Isl 600 bush stocks lost 200 bush;
No cats closed old, 5pc No s. nom
. &C OLD. % 6Vc for new No WY,
mixed No white clips
E-SarkeI quiet, No I western % ana No
Western. 64C. both b aHoet state re, ~
BARLEY-ouiet: feeding was quoted Sic c bu1so
50 = AGAINST month and soc me average ioI
ten years The yield according TO SJatLsca
Brown 600 bush. against 2SlloiVup pusl
last month bush year ago Corn cohul
ION S65 against SD last month, and a ten year
Estimated Weld. 250l i9l un ousr ass-s
$50 sol. month and l5 9l9 QUO oash az
harvest last condition. sgt against ~
Of vie made The report estimated winter
wheat Weld al about 100000 bush. an average OF
bush This - subject 70 reNlslnn, as
sufficiently advanced IN the NoI 70
the crop IS turning cAl uellsE
fTsn expected speculative trade was MOD
crate september wheat bad ~ from &C 10 '-'%g
722sc 40 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

4uatatlo7s follows Flour easy No =
spring wheat 7-. No 3 80 aIIc: No red 6o4
~ corn IL 1850: NJ yellow - = q5sc NJ oats
41c. No = +9i4 dJil-=cs
lair choice mailing. 5>tc- No faNseed. 81 ~: Ne
pork per bbl SD 90g<i5 lard per 100 n SO 45q
40. short ribs sides G'sei 50 JU9Sa 81 dry sailed
shoulders boxed 81 l. as" -. short clear sides boxe
Sll l2eHSl1 -, whiskcy- basis OF high wines 81 81 on
the Produce Exchange today the butter market was
steady; lJHi9A4c: dairtes I5g i>sc, cheese
steady. Ioil ale. hrm fresh. 1T1=c-
Duluth. Aug I1-Wheat-Cash No hard. '}1sc No L
Northern T0ssc. No Northern t9c December, 6i9sc
September. 66lsc. Manitoba Northern cash. 1oSsc
Northern. d9Ssc. Oats-September. IS. December
AulMausee Aug 11Wheat lower; closs Nc l NoTth-
! new. 5oc No . 47u+St=c- Barley nrm, NJ = b6ci
sample iSq65c. Cor1-septernber. 501sc.
Minneapolis. Aug. 1-Wheat-September. $40. De
Northern 72I.c Four-Fr=t patents - sOGS5 9 second
patents s. 40: $3GS3 To- second clears,
s. Bran in bulk. $ll 20.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug Ii-Wheat l. lower. contract grade,
August. 7lR7ll9c Corn dull but steady No yellow on
track 65466c Oats IL lower. No white clipped Ilc
Flour unchanged super. s. 6DG$2 50 90
extras new 81 sJd$3: PeAnsylvania roller Gear new
winter clear new S. i0ySs - do straight new So $40
SIS 40 do patent new So 5OGS3 10; spring clear So 30g
So sht 50 6G$3 do patent, So s5GS4i DO
clear do straight 81 oS3 80: do
Sc coast Rye -four al 50 -lGSS 50 per Dbl as 10
quality Butter firm prints &c higher. Western
creamery 20igc; do nearby prints. @ Esgs firm fresh
or do Western 2lc: do Southwestern.
I9c do Southern f7c. Cheese steady; NevYOrk fun
creams prime. small. 104Oilc; do fair good. 9i.-9tc
wheat 81 bush. 0OO 900. Shipments
Wheat. $50 bush: 5OO0 oats. $500.
St Louis Aug. II.Wheat lower No . red cash. 6IAc.
September 61sc; December sSlsc; No 2 hard. 66g6se
SOC Oats-No cash. 26c; September 24I.c; December.
247sc; No white. zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

s. so bulls s. 5oaSa -. calves 81 2oqS5 so Hss.Re
head market % i'C lower closing AZ
rent TOP. s. 32s bulk * sales So 9oS . neaEy .
rs mixed packers STd$T -. light So .tGSt S'
YrrL--- s. I0FS7 y. pigs ST 50pS7 Sheep-Recetpts
$50 head. market str5IE . Zoe higher native aiios
4,raz5 - Western lambs s. I0rS5 native wethers
I - 80: Western wehers. S3a<+. I'd ewes - l"lS+
,8s clipped ysarliugs So 40uS+ % Texas clipped step
S3HS3 So. stockers and feeders 3 SOC 50 s-zoa
fI.-s'at-lc active choice '''4
8 - rrirnc s7S7 - good 81 50aS6 - hogs lower;
prime hesvirs 81 lIST 30 mediums s. ItISl - 17ay
JaHST DO 81 +J1ISI -, pigs = 91
s. - r5uEis SG4S6 -. sheep steady. best "-.nrrs
cul,s and common. - 1tgN-- '-'-,' -'i>
- 5uffSJ -. veal calves. 81 TcI$I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. R.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-Ctims from South
Ferry minutes earLer)-
EASTOS. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI Nh-z=.OO CT:I5 Easton only. 20 A NJ
/ 20 40 SEQ EasIOn P N SUndays IA .
Will. kEsBSRRE AND sCRANTON-z4c,, efo A.
M SEQ P. NJ sundays. "a . P NJ
IAhEW GOD, TOMS RIVER AID BARNEGAT
90 A NJ .sI00 Iakewood exceptedl- $50 "a
ATIANTIC CiTY-%9.46 A N. st-0O IS 40 P
VINELAND AND BRIDG IETOS-fz4OO A. NJ. fL3o
LONG BRANCH ASBTRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEtSAN AND sEAsHORE
POINTs-z4GG. $50. so A NJ. si-f9. 245. a3e. SIS.
Ais $50 $50 P ~ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 400
A. NJ 1SG. 400 P VI
PHILADELPHI4 ,READLTG TERSfIg "a. = :. 2.
s3O. 200 1900. 400 SOC. t6oo 1850. $500 P n
c4rH AND CHESTNUT sTREETss4e5 Is. $50. 1880.
sIi.S0 A ". 400 t-3 90. 500. 200. 70 P. NJ
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-.f+ 400 q $50 +910 5000.
100 4 Reading onlyN. 800 10. 200 P NJ
Reading PottsyilIs and Harrisburg only . 90 P "
HOOK ROJTE-Fror1 foot q Rector Street.
pier Highlands. Seabrsht Monmouth
a7d long Branch Asburv Park and Point Pleasant.
400 10O0. f1.OG A. NJ. Leo 200. S+5. 80. $50 500
ocean Grove on,y1 P NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ. 100.
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
r1rrnpnnI. CoTrON MARKET

rt-.-,oot Aup II 1 o u.-Cotton--Spot in limited de-
nand with prices lid lower; American miduling
3Sd good middling 9-32di midclinS. 13-165: low
niddng 23-32d. good ordinary: = d9-S2d; ordinary
Ii-32d The Of the day were Ooo bales OF which
American Receuts 1000 bales including 800 American
t,es sssv and closed quiet and steady: A1er-
can mI6dng o C. August. 3I-6id buyers; August and
Ssner1her al sid sellers: September and October
"a hnvers. october and November 1S645 I1-S4d
BUYERS: November December l46id sellers; Deem
30 buyers: January and February
12-64d February anu A1a'Sh. i--oid value;
March and April. 12-oid sellsFs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

Eagle bags Of fine granulatd 4soc; Eagle fine sran
plated standard graduated and diamond A ieoc Wo
fectoners' 450c: 4.40c: Nos and g. 4.e9t' -
4, 430c; No s. 415c: No G. 420c; No 4 4 0c No q 4s
No 95c: 10 IL 3.s5c; Noe Il, 10 ana ~
assoc; No 10. ST5c; zoe; crystal donnnoes o,9
The London beet market 94d higher; AueS
at 6s sld and unchanged for September at 6s I'd T
reported that some business been closed in ship
Cuba the Of 9 I-l6c for 20 test ne
closed. centrifugal 96 test. at 3@sq3 'oc
muscovado 81 27sc and molasses sugar ~ test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-ts-so
1880. III A. ". 100. zoo. TAO. 800. zoo
p NJ MIDI.
zFrun Liberty Street only Daily. fDSily except sun
day SUNDAY only. tParlor only llVia TarnaQ8a-
saturdays.
OfTces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor House.
rf3 a6l 1870 1884 Broadway ts2 5h . Union
SQUARE f25th St 273 West f25th
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St 344. FuItou
BROOKLYN aS Broadway. williamsburg New York;
transfer checks baggage deseiaafion
W. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12

-pot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
re basis mi6dlng upland and exc for micdling
Gas Sales bales Southern markets were tee
-paec follows: Ne~Crleans quiet and unciangeo al
use Mobile unchanged at SSsc; Savannah
oeet and al SIC: Charleston quiet, with no
ssotauon: Wilmington and unchanged al SIC; Nor
1 steady and lice DC: Baltimore nominal ana
.e1snged 3lsc. Galveston quiet and unchanged al
,locs AUGUSTA quiet and unchanged az Sac
eepts al the ports ard interior points to-day CON-
Esteo vita the day last week and lasr year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
NAVAL, STORES

The market Tor spirits tuTIentine seadv and ad-
prices asked Tar nrn at late prices;
rosin ruled steady and unchanged We
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-oh and machine hbls. 46St q
Axe
TAR-Pine bbIs 81 -: oil bbls. 81 so
ROSIN-C good strained. 81 j7ie n 81 SOL
E. 81 50: F. 81 20: G. 81 10 H. 81 30: 81 35. X, 81:
II, 50 a. y So 70: " G. 81 o. and W ". 81 20
STOCK on HAND.
$500
Spirits turpenne 1859 bbls
J, 699 bbiS
Wilmington aug. I.sprts notwithstanding
doing: receipts ~ casks. RostR Iuet 81 loGSi
bbls Crude turpentine firm 81 30 81 50aS2 CO.
receipts bills Tar firm, 81 SO; receipts 12I bbs
Charleston, Aug. 11.Turpentine rosin unchanged.
Savannah Aug 1I.-Turpentne Arm Az @44IEc, re
ceipts $50 bbls sales, 1904 bhls: exports 36S bbis
Rosin firm: receipts. 1895 bbs; exports 1865 quoted:
A p c. 81 O5: n 81 10 f. 81 Is: r 81 90 G. 81 25: H
so; 81 90 X 50 40; NJ. 81 80; y. 50 30: G. SO 30:
London Aug fI-Turpentine spirits 33s 4lsd Rosin
American, strained. As 7l2d: fine 9s I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
itfor Of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

Cotton irregular OF he session and at me
close opinions a and seve1s- The narAes
opened quiet ans steady with prices points io"er 90
point higher then abruptly and broke seSete
points under nervous selling local longs and some pres
prompted by generally favorole
reports trade accounts from COT
goods markets easier southern SPOT mar
keus. distinctly uueavorable English market news ana
larger est-1ates- Trading was spa sro1lIly aLE
during day. although commission houses
reported Indifference the part Of The invest
public q whole Toward midday what appeared
be shorts and some buying TOT
Wall Street prices 20 slightly above me
fnal bios Friday. which dragging apsthetlc mar
set evidence Toward the close the shorts ano
few outside 10 and January 70
16S ths being followed dip Of the late months al
tie OF selling Tor both accounts
The al as just what the wall street
contingent had IN ra1ud made douby uneasy by
IN the Western belt ana
excellent cTcu the Eastern belt The south
the West lacked incentive
5sy The market was finally quiet with prices net
higher points August leading the aG-
heading decline The total sales
estimated bales well scattered through the list
range OF contract prices local market to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
il e - market e

Coffee cables Rio-Co1ee market weak: No : Re.
exchange cleared for
United 1900 bags; cleared for Europe 5uo
hays stock 10000 Sant9sCoifee market cull,
roS5 average Santos $500 receipts bags stock.
fe bags FEarlburgCcfee market opened unchanged
Al go n vas ! pig higher sales. 1900 bags
T7zvre-CoHee market opened firm. franc higher az
q n unchanged. 2 steady. IA = franc higher;
a. go . NJ uccEanges. total sales. 2oooo bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
OTHER MARKEr=BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 11Catte-Recepts. 10000 head. incIud
others steady Good prime steers $sdSs 90
poor medium, 5Oas7 stockers feeders 81 50
50 cows 81 5UqS5 rs: hefers. 5OGfS6 25
81 50S2 bulls 81 10; calves. 81 50S7 %
fed SO 1885 Western 81 T5a$6 30 Hogs
Receipts to-day head; tomorrow, O00: left over
1000: Ice 2Oc lower Mixed and butchers. SO 60d$7
good choice heavy 81 lOSI as rough heavy So 504S7
S6 5ud$7 bulk sales, So 15G$T 10. Sheep
ceipts II. 600 head sheep l5c higher Lambs
25c higher Good choice wethers. 50 504S4 %:
sheep So 5oQS4 25 lambs SIS 5oa$6 Western
lambs. SO IS. top.
Cincinnati. Aug. n-Hogs easier. So GOqs7 so Cattle
steady. S2ds1 % Sheep steady. 81 50GS3 So. Lambs
active. higher SO 25q$6 40.
East Buffalo. Aug. l1.-Catts $500 head; active
to Zoe hisher on ell grades except bulls; prime $50
50 good u choice - 25$T T5 hetfers S3GS6 so;
81 6c4$5 % bulls $685. fresh cows and springers
25gS4 70; So 1884 40 heifers So Esq
G$4 Hogs. Is 800 head; SC to light grades
steady others heavy 81 70lS7 so: mixed 81 6oST 7O
Workers.. 81 45qST So and pigs.
roughs 1896: IS 25gS5 rs: 81 25qS7
Sheep and lambs 800 sheep steady: lambs
higher lambs 81 1885 so; yearngs "a 15s5 5 wethers.
81 6odS4 70; ewes S4QSi IS; sheep s. 2o4$4 so.
Kansas City, Aug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1890 natives.
and 45Oo Texans calves g25 Texans and SEQ natives
fed cattle steady To 0c higher quarantine hrm
and Western steady 0c higher; stockers
strong Choice dressed beef steers
IS 20 fair TO good S5s7 CO. stocker. and feeders 81
So So Western fed steers 81 5ose Texas and Indian
steers 81 I5qs4 20; Texas S2S2 80; native
s. 6ogS4 u.s. native heters 81 1884 49, Gamers 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pa RAILROAD.

q 'AILRoAD.
STATIONS foot of WEST rwENrY-TH1RD STREET
AND DEsBROSsks AND CoRTLAANDT STREETS
Gor.iaaas stFssis is later saa
statisn EXCEPT where o1heF~iss Sc noted Ts p.,o-
Cars New York t. PttsbuTg Sleeping Car HtfsouTs
ST aISs I Ftte5pu[S' and Csvs.nd
SIS 4 VI pullman Com
cars For c6icago D csvesRd iNi' TOlso.
15 99PaD2 M TIE PzNsFfvAN1A sPpA1-eo-
praEnsroo@ Sleeping DiaiDs and BUFFET Smiling Car
26r o,s ~ G IS1 ASD ST. LOUIS and 4Ha
p 70 ChGaE9s St 53q,s PIPE P,ttsbur Gu
cana iadianaB6 2i3 f6asyiiIs St Louis Dnns Car
Hf W xr a S2fn3Rssah Ha Gbdsso
75 2 Ps se1Hey EIPR Ts r:sprg and
Chicago For Knoxville daily, via shsnand5Gsh Valley
s&5 P: u. cIEvEtAND AND c1NCINNATI, EN-
wksHI Ft;TGfs AND Tsi' THf e. sorTT:
isndt oH!0f G5T 1o esr
iandt st!2es 1fnE SsT 3nf 10 LIN
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lo- Smoking Car Cars. Dining Car ana SIanI4
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CAPE MAY--f255 n. weekdays ,,-.-.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad 1 0
West Twenty-thlrd Street Station, $50 a n Il
weekdays. SUNDAYS. T-55. 9 % m % 2. n
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II 90. 20 urdays only. go 30 80 - -
and 200 z. m. weekdays Sundays. SID S-4S 4 li''
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g. n CDeshroSses and CortIand Streets 2N.
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Ticket Offices Nos 46f 1886 1885, 2G Broadway:
1s2 Fifth below 22d stu Astor House west
Twenty-thir5 Station and stations foot % pes
brosses Corandt Streets Court Street sbO Ftton
Street 90 Broadway PENNSYLVANIA Annex station
Brooklyn. Station City. The New York Transfer
Company call for check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination -,
Telephone aI4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. P WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Agent
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield and the
ROSTnN ND albany RAILRO Nd.

BOSTON MD ALBNN1 KAILKO Nd
York ,aatraI < Hudson River P r, Lesseeb
Trains leave Grand central Station Fourth Avenue snf
42d Street. New YORK follows
% 90 A II 81 %, noon. 800 ? II. -IL00 P NJ
arrive Boston 30 T VI. SO P. NJ. 1890 P ". SIS
Lave Boston % o. 4 NJ 1900 noon. 400 P. NJ.
Hoo p NJ. arrive New York $50 P NJ 30 ? NJ
100 2. NJ 6-I4 a NJ
New train for Maine resorts via Spring
field Worcester and Rochester y H. leaves New YORK
ckets Al New York Central Offices. as and i215
Broadway and AZ Grand Central station
u SMITH GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
trs,s sass zoe bales. speculation and export 1000;
Si1-tsan 1000 receipts 100; American 1000; mid
asss upisna 15IGf opened quiet; sellers
~ lseIane; closed quiet. steady Ia 10 points
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August II. 1902.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
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