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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-11-18
Her JACKET
A MISFIT
1t Was So Tight, Mrs. King
Said, That She Couldn't
Take Off Her Hat.
A NEW SUIT NEXT
Naturally the Tailor Brought
It-She Put the Garment
On and That Settled It.

Charles w. King, of the New Jersey
Corporations Agency, was defendant IN
the First District Court this afternoon to
a suit brought by John Meyer, ladies'
tailor, of No. 3S7 Grove street, to recover
$50 for a-covered cloth strap seam jacket
which he made for Mrs. King and which
she refused to accept because it didn't
fit.
The suit was tried before Judge Lyons
of Perth Amboy, who sat in the absence
of Judge Grouse.
Meyer, who claimed that he was once
head filter for Haas Brothers, OF New
York, told this story of the reasons why,
he said
Mrs. King ordered the jacket. |
made it Tor her with gathered sleeves,
ard after trying it on. she said, Put in
plain sleeves l made them plain. and
she said There's a wrinkle in one of
'em. I guess you'd better make 'em
gathered Then she said they don't
match my complexion, make 'em plain
again. l did so, and after putting the
jacket on she said that it made her walk
like cripple She wouldn't pay me my
money. I desired 500 for all the trouble
l had"
MRS. KING TESTIFIES.
Mrs King, fine looking and baauti-
fully dressed woman. assured the Court
that they had guaranteed her satisfac
tion or they wouldn't charge her a
cent.
when l tried it on first" she said,
''the sleeves were so short and so tight
that couldn't put my hands up to take
my hat off / told him that he would
havest TO rip out the sleeves and suggested
that he put gathers in them. When the
Jacket came back it was as bad a mis-
fit as ever"
Mrs. King volunteered to try on the
jacket and all the lawyers in the room
moved forward She had hard work to
get into it, because she is a large, well
proportioned woman and the garment
would have been a good fit for a woman
several sizes smaller. 1t was tight across
the back and the sleeves should have
been several inches longer
a " OlldH III the court ROOM iduSHeu
aloud when she saw the fit and even
the judge was satisfied after half a min
ute's inspection that something was
radically wrong. He told her to take it
off.
A TIGHT FIT.
"It was a good, tight ftp asked ex-
Mayor Traphagen on cross examination.
''Yes, too tight" answered the witness.
1t was like the paper on the wall?"
81 object" said Isaac Goldenhorn,
counsel for the defendant.
The objection was sustained
Mr.. King took the stand and was ask
ed by Mr.. Traphagen what kind of a
jacket his wife got.
''Ill leave it TO you, counselor" he
said, ''I'm not an expert.
ldr. Kirg said that there was ''too
much of this kind of business going on
and he did not propose to have his wife
swindled He said it was apparent to
everybody who saw the jacket that she
was not given the satisfaction that she
had been guaranteed.
Judge Lyons gave Judgment for the de-
fendant at two o'clock, and Meyer got
his misft jacket back
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-11-18

Catarrh. an excessive secretion from an In-
famed mucous membrane is radically and per-
manently cured by Hoods sarsapartlla.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-11-18

GATELY.-On Nov. IS, 1902, Mary,
aged 13 years and 10 months, be-
loved daughter Of John and Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

Brazil kegs 13c; compound quiet qnoted 81 ;car
inc, 121zc. .I,.
tenor, though Southern markets still hold Well up 70
figures Local markets healthy
good sales movement in the aggregate ah31sh no.
purchases were not remarkable for size we QuoIo'
mesc, common 70 low fair 31A@4ssc far to g9oa 4
sac; prime TO choice 5246c: head. 6isg6+c; rama
&c; japan foreign 5 domestic, ga gaze Java 4sp
sc: Rangoon in bond. pa Q2&c ,,-,.
sUARfeined sugar ruled rather quiet todaZ no {
steady the basis Of 465c for granulated Much OF the
sugar passing out is for account OF buyers on ca Or
der Distribution from interior storage points Is SAID 70 De
moderate We quote Cut loaf crushed and doin0s, %
mould \ and cubes 1900; Xxx powdered 4 soc pow
dered coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4'Sc Eag!s
confeconers granuated 1900; Eagle and extra
fine graduated 5c Eagle n cartons end n bags Of
fine granulaed 4S5c. Eagle II bags of fine granulaJed
4SOc; Eagle fine graduated standard graduated ana
diamond A 465ci confectioners A, 445c No l. 45oc'
Nos and 3, 25c 4. No ). 4.15cs No O. 4lUc
No No s. $500; No 8. SOC; No 10 S soc; No H.
375c; Nos Is a. 370c; 3.65c; No 16 6oc
crystal dounos, 6.75c While business reported in
to-day rather light. conditions continue 10
favor seller, both primary points Oner-
ngs limited reners ready buyers at prices
recently paid by them. which, however, do not meet
holders being gradually re-
duced, there very little spot be had;
there alarm among holders about the sugars
coming forward rehners unsettling values Prices at
the close to-day follows Centrifugal, &c test.
SS5Q3 716c. muscovado So test csc and moasses. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

METAI.s-English metal markets to-day. owing 70
here All local markets , TsTe fg ana a "a the
course prices TIN essed of rihe on the bid price
oreS on hange In copper dulness also ruled. prices
ssgging to Is points under sheer aoseHee 81 .
isk II 80 II SOC eectroytic 7og11 s7lzc and cast
ing La ana q, IRON locally was
with goo9 ~ g. 9nf f6h5fS Edf6en S2
southern soft. $22gS23. Warrants were nominal and
tanned owing The scarcry OF fine and medium grades
et grades are held at from 70 26c medium from
I7c TO 1sc There are On the now s911 FOR " Is
grocery grades We quote: Hs"Tesns cendt9 a55
Iii1sSSc far i4ai6c; gocd i7qi9c. prime leq2lc;
ii sG 9Ts FOR s'ssa s sea f ad5
qota5Iy changed and the demand for vessels mod
e a5tern i5sd Ieith "a BTfsto 2d Hui ana
s efdsn 2 So s dson g Ss Per a
don. Is M IS se anne 2S
Tor orders 8s Sd September 115: British steseTs
orders, COS august Dutch steameT 23sS tons
or option Boston 1oe; British s'esne5 i2
pha &c option Boston VOC Brush steamer British
Norwegian bark. 1,16s chalk Thames 70 Philade-
Phs Pya' coast Great Britain Ais 3D.
15ri.ieb scbooner 29g tons lumber Fernandina 10 Ma
anzas private schooner 427 tons iam0e7 tons
lumber Savannah to Baltimore private terms Sci tes
schooner 235 tons coal South Anb0y 70 BansorI O.
british lumber, Wilmington y. -
10 SANTANA back. Hayti to New-Hork or SOUND os
OIiSEcottonseed oil was dull and easter. Refined
petroleum remained steady and in good demand al IN
prices Linseed Oil quiet ana steady VIII
out change quotations quoted. PetrosseuIl'
bbls 81 20 81 Philadelphia nbls - L.
bulk. 81 80; refined cases New York e.
COTTONSEED OIL-Prime crude, 0 b mills iiopiIai'
prime yellow 424zq43c; off sumner 'er ;,s
zll5c: grades soc; prime white, Sozc' PIlls
winter yellow 47c .LINSEED OII-Ainerican seed
city raw 6796sc 66q67c. Calcutta raw
SIC: oil s2ds4c ,.s
PROVISIoNS-After opening lower provisions rallied
break the last half hour IN
with receipts 600 hogs and 2peVo
expected Tuesday. Western arrivals 1920 IN
Guiding Kansas CITY hogs showed little
veakness PORK-Easy. Quoted Mess SIS 25q$l9 70;
family $50 50, short clear Sl9as21 % .BEEFtuiet
Quoted: Mess Sl3q Sl3 80; family SlaIS16 packet STAG
SIS; extra India mess S22gS24 BEEF HAAis-1tlIie5
Bacons. oi<c: $50 10 Ioc leo 10 1ossc i4o NJ l01Ec
Quoted: Smoking l212e' 10 ~ l2c II p &c: a ~
shoulders quoted, s4d9i4c picked
hams dun: quoted. l2al2izc, .TALLOW-Dul: city.
e2 country. ess a6's e. LARD-Dul Quoted 11O5q
II 0c CITY lard steady: quoted 1o40 55c; lard
steady quoted. South America. 1Lzsc: Continent. l25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. Aug 1. 1907
communicative coffee market active ana az
ZINES excited and prices nuctuaiinG
uDdoIng o. the
t-bIIion differences between options M.5l
s--Iv beer 50 prominent Of the market f1S
disappointing from 'u.I sl.t
roinr HAVE after selling down Il "a tTI oeloM
,,~sev-s finals closed unchanged 70 = IfatS ,
Hamburg was partially = rE higher ana Iie
markets were both higher. Santos advancing 100 Is -
TS5Se5 The primary receipts were heayE the ieIloF
ports 0o.Voo t=Gs-
Of also reported, ana strIa-s
"a 600 bags opened STEADY, Win A-sust
roirs IN and other options unchanged 10 p9lhIs Io
sales o. the call $500 bags Right a1ler Ne
feing heavily unloa6ee presumably by the 3u c4que
who were credited buying the latter option agtis
-beir sales OF nearby months This pollcE resite
market closing with prices nt 10
- points hlgher
remote deliveries Aside from the operations OF e oLl
we've covering ans houses with European conneclioEf3
,sra ,orlnz on both Of the account The to1e!
sales were 13l The spot market was steayt
win u1ota for Rio No Iotal
h1rFe deliveries the week We're III 40 pags
0s coo rrs last week bags for the same week
wear ago amount NeTE-Ho-A reIS2rtt-3
% ga hays Santos receipts for the week were ~
hays conpare5 10000 bags last week and @aoVVV
hays Tor the week ago Rio receipts aeete-
psre5 1i2 against $4,000 bags the previous
T-~s STATES amounted 1902 hays for che week and
r-,-rne 5000 Santos shipments TO
states were 10000 bags. and 70 Europe 700 naes
Bahia weekly receipts 160o bags ana the pre-J
stock z7ooa bags Shipments 70 the United states -.
bsE 10 Germany 1OG bags the rest Of Europe 800
-, -, -. =. s..
a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05


Chicago, Aug. 4.CattIe-Receipts: 5000 head in
GLIDING 500 Texans. 20t0 Westerns choice steady others
slow g9t 70 prime steers Se1so 50 92T % HleII
5QS5 TO- heifers 81 5O$6 50: 81 5od$2 %
to-day. Is 900 head tomorrow. $1,000 head: left over
s. rs God 70 ck6Se Feav ~ s7 81 rough hea|y
S7QS7 light, S. s5G$7 30. bulk Of sales. 81 Jq$i 90
70 Se bad sheeR , aH % c hles
s. 505S3 native lambs. So 5oS6 Western lambs 50 40
Cincinnati. Aug Hogs active 50 eo4$L 20. Cattle
strong. s2qS7: sheep steady. 81 sass - Lambs
East Buffalo, Aug 4-Cattle-Receipts $500 head.
good cattle others &c lower: choice TO prime
Sc 75ass e6ws $sS5 Gamers 81 75$3 Co. bulls S.
81 20: fresh and springers Sass per head lower
mon Ss s$o: aetE5 afa ileEs IN g St s5 .tS
s5a$7 So grass calves IS 506$+ Hogs@RecePts I2006
head: fairly active: heavy. s. 9odS7 %; mixed s. Sgg
Sie s. o7S7 10 rogss S. s6SsS IS stas s S5d$6 IS
grassers. s6 6Oq$6 10 sheep and lambs Pts go
fancy IS s5a$6 yearngs 81 T57s5; ewes S4qS4 50
lower prime heavies s. sod$7 So medium 81 2oqS7 80
s. 3o clls and 81 5oas2: choice lambs 50 Is
Kansas CITY. Aug 4.-CattIe-Recepts. 1900 natives
1850 Texans calves SEQ Texans 800 natives Natives
low T. Choice EXPORT and dressed beef steers 29g
SIS % good S4aS7 10: stocers ard feeders 81 58
- o. SsSs a5 reg co S s. s NAIVE COWS
s. IS b3iis 81 sass IS: CAVES s. 50S$5 % HogsRe
sales aoas7 S. heavy s. 5oa$5 79 mixed PsekeEs
81 3Ods7 So light. 81 10QST 40 Workers 81 3o4SI 40:
PsS oe e astt i laEs s. os5 western Lands So 5
So: native wethers So s5dS+ 49, Western wethers. Sc asa
s 20 a Texas clipped Sheep S SUES 3d. stocEsrs
ana feeders 81 7o8ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
aoepts at the ports and at interior points to-day com
.r.a ths sarns las Nsaals and last Naar

FLOUR AND MEAL-Both old and new winter wheat
-four had only light demand, and unchanged.
Spring clears remained firm old prices Quoted Spring
wntr S 2sS s Extra So %h5e s. 1oaS8 20 no
grade S26a$27 spot and to arrive. RYE FLOUR
Quie onotsd: Fair to good s. 25q$8 40 choice to
Kiln dried, IS 45Q$3 So to brand BAGME S * *
Soss 81 s0@si Fine FRlsf ana sT ouod gas
bran spot $I99$2o seeks to arrive zoo NJ 81
seed oilcake. SCI: ocake, s24 hominy chop SIS;
Observation-Disclosures down by bearish crop and
siderable volume Of unloading orders wheat sagsea 5
Of strength WAS u9g h@gT " osned more T
sF s sd some G6 Of f Bush appeared
i5eyaoTs the pee broke under 74isc for September
trade on this account was confined TO 10 ioaaS GgS
sisted Of compared with l463 coo bush
rivals and others suggested continued dull mqTeaSnr
and had about as little effect as did the business
which was on both SIDES Of me naTSe me i is shin
increased 100000 bush for he week Local wheat
reduced 1880 bush Holidays noted London and
higher. e1eTfnE some influence early Insri.st
Northvesf rainfall Importance Quotations Of
cash wheat a1oat bass were as to2Ws; 10 req,
Duluth and No Northern New-YorE SOC: No ? red New
gust 2-8i ana No HARD HeR-Y@ 7sltc Auggst S1
WITH prie u6 5 e one n te corn bToke and cosed
rather weak at : sc ne{ dSeFs S a9 TeSs the
promising weather and senera liquidation we're instry-
mental in causing subsequent weakness Worlds ship
bush compared with GO 900
ago. the quantity passage increased
however. only half
large as last n stocks n
crease Of and gain of 47.4oo
bust he Wis supply decreased 205o0O bush. The
only cash business sale OF 10000 bush G and
No corn local: No closed Sc elevator and &C,
( b a1oat: No white and No yellow. zoe, ahoat
line with other markets had early
followed closed
weak \ a. point. Increasing
receipts grading liquidation lessened cash
demand bear The visible supply
creased I4S3 decreased
bush Chicago for Tuesday 800
sales 5000 bush, further advance
white checking trade No .. &c: No 3, CSC; No
white 7Uc: white, white.
65d1Oc No white clips. 7OC.....-. TY Fc--Aiarket
steady. No Western 66lzc weser1. CSC, both
. adcat; AF2I,EY-Niarket
quiet; feeding quoted SIC, C I
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
8

STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossLs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
trss. IS nDsss thnS
sa given RsS fer
80 A. NJ EAsr Ps4F ss 10 Bq Pt PiE
p EASa tNki,ISnEE and fiETaR1 Com
ca FoT cag cveHd
adaRap2l,s 1 4g s L9qs spreo
hour train to Chicago. Pullman Compartment
155 p W. c fespR A nHE s ff 6 qs
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and Lousvile)'
s55 r. s. 81 E4 IoEis On
yeSh r sRf4sns2ah Valley ! aSS,'2 For
755 n Pa se1as EHPREss@For Psourg and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via Shenandoah 'aiey
aSu fSnne fer f:yfan aS s5oee cSc%SHT
WAsHI FrsS And s!sl' TaE Ed so o1'iIa
s Ems SIS e. Gnl6s Gs 100 To- @ a aha ca
1andt Streets 22 g Is Congressional Lin al Par
Car 4 455 Dining ca7 a25 mn night SUNDAY
Dining Cap G"pg S ego 79s2 ma nnf All
Rjnng Cs a S5 Dining Can io n-i his Dining Carl 400
soGTHERN RAiEWAY.-EIDTess. a25. Is NJ 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s.25 a. m and e-S
5sli5sS A 1s LINE dsy aD aas
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
sE 5saa' ohio p RAIfWhY-755 week
Fo 5Ry OLD 3 Pof f2f c6 3 d snd
weekdays and SIS m daily -.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 and 255 2 m weeK-osys
Sundays 7.55 m Through Vestibuled Trans bplIst
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches weekday Parz
Tor Smoking Car Cars. Dining Car and SIahoa-o
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-125 IS n. m. weekdays
For points New and Long Branch Railroad
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. $50 a n y ~
10 Saturdays only 225 255 3.25 40. 49e ana %
m weekdays sundays. 80 Is a ~ = 90 90 p n, n
IL 90 120 Saturdays only go. SO $40 20 o.Io
and roo D. weekdays. Sundays. SIS. Gas a m
. FOR PnILADElPHIA:
$40 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 6Zp I'd 80
S ~. $50. % Dining e55 Penna: L:mitedl olo
Uesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets lc2ol tpiuIng az
1875 Dining Carr Il So a. 1885 Dining carl Ioo
Dining Ca-}, 2.l0 CDesbrosses and Coutle7dt streets
22o), 255, 325 Dining Can. 355 40. 30 1Dinins
Car. 4.55 Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Car. 80 SO
S55. 92j Z. m. 1910 night. Sundays s. 70 30 tno
coaches. S.25 So 92J dining Carr, $50 lI4llte9
e55. 1885 Dining Car) p 1255 Dntug car l-oo
Dining Can. 8 p Dining Carr 3.55 AZ Dining Car
455 Dining Can. 555 Dining Carr 155 S25 500 S-S
Ticket Nos 461 1888 1854. e6l Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; Aston House est
Tweny-third Street Station. and stations foot OF s
Street. 9s Broadway Pennsylvania Annex station
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from notes
and residences through to destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. P. WOOD.
General Manage: General Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

bbIz Rosn steady 81 1ods1 receipts $40 hbs Crude
turpenne firm, 81 40 so 81 60: receipts 312 bbs
Tar firm, 81 50. receipts, 262 bbls.
New-orleans Aug. 4.-Recepts-Rosin 4o5 bhls; tur-
pentne. 125 bbs
bbls sales 50 bbls; exports 147 bbs Rosin firm re
455 bbls sales, Las bbls exports HOS bois
Quote: A B. c. 81 TO- D. 81 Is: e 81 20; F. 81 Is; G
81 80: 81 60 81 rs: X 81 45: NJ 81 95; N So 3d. " e.
So 40; " W. s. *.
Charleston Aug. 4.-Turpentine and rosn UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToy-tsso
1850 '113O A NJ. 100 zoo $40. 800 200
P n. -12.15 Mdt-
day. SUNDAY only +Parlor only IiViz Tanaqua-
Offces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor Hous.
ii3 261 4S4 1870 Broadway. 5h Ave- Is Union
S1uare West 125th ST. 273 125th St 2+S
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St S44 500 Fulton
g. ProckIvu: 9S Broadway Wiliarnshr-x New yo-lc
Transfer and checks baggage destination
". G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
General Manager General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy; No :
spring wheat 7ic: 3. 72l7 GI3c. No : red tli+g
II &c: yellow Sc No , oats S99 il7%c' 10
white 5I65Sc. No white i0Q35c; No faXseed q ~
No Northwestern 81 So: prime timothy seed 90 90
clover contract grade SIS $5g$s as mess pork per Dol,
ribs sides oose $40 3oGS1O 40; dry salted shoGiasTs
S1l 3II; whskey. basis of high wines, 81 81 On the
produce Exchange to-day the butter market was steady
creameres l5Il9I2c; diaries, l5qlSt2c- Cleese sIaS'
10I, Gf1c Eggs weak; fresh, 16c. -,
T,T1utb 4-Ciose Whsat-CaSh. No ! haFu'
7sLc: No l Northern T3l4c No Northern .4.Ac, SEP
ter-bSr Ga4c December 6I9sc. Manitoba No Noftleth
cash 1910. No Northern. sli4c- oats-Septehloer'
minneapolis Aug Close: wheat-septenlber. $50
No Northern T5Stc; No Northern. I3'sc- ~,
NiIvan[ee Aug 4-Wheat weak: close, No North
ern T9q79Isc: No Northern Isc; Septenl6er %
rive steady: No l. 50G60c. Barley dull: No ooJooc'
ssr7nie 50G65c t'orn-September. 56isGS6ltc
pbtadeIphia Aug 4-Nheat $4c lower: contract grade
August 13i4 GT3Iac steady but dull; No yellow
for local trade ssh 6f91zc oats firm but quiet Nc
white clipped Coo. Flour unchanged Butter STEADY
extra western creamery 2osc; do nearby prints 2lS
rrs steady fresh nearby. 2c. loss OF; d. western
20isc loss of: do Southwestern 1sd19c loss on; 40
southern 15416c loss Cheese steady New-forkf ui
creams prime small 10d1014c; do fair 70 good 3'aG
sacks; wheat IS 600 bush: 200 BUSH oats Io0o
bush Shipments-wheat. $4,000 bush; corn 5000 bush.
- louis Aug CLOSE: Wheat-No 2 red; cash.
e4iHc. Santcnbar este: December, 6Ti4c No 2 hard
SfG701Ir CornNo . cash. soc, Septerber, 4S@lc De-
ceunber 37sc. Oats-No cash sc; SEPTEMBER &c
white. 5Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits urpentine ruled dull and feature to-
holding about STEADY prices in the
absence sell. The rosn ruled
steady unchanged. fair demand reported Tar
held nrm a good inquiry Prices were unchanged.
We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oh and machine bbls. $50
4614c
ROSiN-conmon to good strained 81 57ls dS1 co: n.
81 62I. e. 81 60 81 20: c. 75 II ST 90: I So 81;
X S.: NJ 81 ~: y. 50 49, W G. 81 10 and W W. 81 o5
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. bhls slb
Tar, bbis o.. l'ooV
Wilmington. Aug 4-Spirits turpentine-Rccepts. Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

Spot cotton closed quiet quotations unchanged
The basis for idding upland and Slice for
rns6ug Gulf Sales 90 Southern spot markets
were eiegraphed follows: Mobile nominal unchanged
sac: Wilmington firm unchanged, sac; Baltimore
nominal unchanged, at 9i4c; Augusta nominal, IN
I3i6c New-orleans quiet. Lice lower. Sac; Sa-
W hnah easy unchanged. sac; Charleston quiet
nuotaron. Norfolk steady. unchanged Lice;
Weston easy. 1-16c lower at 5 11-16c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
contract prices in the local market today

r't-efEu Rtn<offee market nrln
Rio 4s7oa exchange. u SGD; receipts 1860 bags;
cleared for United States 5000: cleared for Europe
stock SIS SanJOs-f1offee good
average santos $500 receipts 900 bags stock so coo
a-ubuTg-Coffee market opened unchanged a. $50 p N
unchanged - : pfg higher; sales $1,000 nsgs
aye-Coftee opened irregular and unchanged 20
. franc lower 2 irregular and unchanged 10 =
franc lover Al $50 advanced I franc; total sales.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05

81 90 per roughs. 2ST 70. Sc go: Stag 40 10
at So boar, $50 70, a, 81.
5. Sanders: 22S i66 ~ az 81 -; u TSLs
800 n. 81 s.; 23 n At s. So boar 40 10
at 81. I do. 40 10. at IS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry-(tirns South
Ferry nve minutes eariierJ
E4STOy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z4OO Gas Easton only. 910 A NJ.
I20 40. t5.45 Easton P NJ Sundays. z425
A M.. leo. $50 P A.
NJ. 500 P sundays. q Is P ".
IAkEM GOD. TONS RIVER AID BARNEGAT
Hoo 40 4 NJ (s1OO lakewood excepted 100 Is. 40
ATLANTIC CITY-+9 20 A. " 500. IS 40 P. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4-00 A N. fL5o
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHoREI
POINTS-z4OO. $40. II so A NJ. s110. Pas. so. S53.
as $50 g so P u Sundays. except Ocean Grove s0o
PffIi,ADEIPHIA tREADING TERxINAL9-z.a25
100 tsOO. 200. 1000. t11-oo a NJ. 1900. 100.
$50. t2O0 t3Oo. 400. SOC. t60o. 1880 $500 P. NJ.
24TI AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. 1880 1890
sI1.SO a u. 100 t'5 30. 800. 100. f925 P NJ.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
wILLIAyISPORT-lI+ 100 q IS IS % u 1910 qOoo.
fIOO a. NJ Reading ony)- 500 10. 1900 P NJ.
Rsadns Pottsyils and HARRISBURG only : 90 P. n
Pier 3 Atlantic Highlands. Ssabright Monmouth Beach.
ana Long Branch. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
100. A NJ. 100. 200 3.45. 40.
Ocean Grove only1 P NJ Sundays 1O0o a N. leo.
P II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. aug. 4-Flour steady: best patent spring:
s. 30 ia kT as a sDFps' s5ast and ]
5Oa$3: family winter. So 15dS4 patent winter.
5OGSS rs: cracker -four. SIS 5OGSS
rye -four So 5oG$4 Wheat-Spring dull but strong. No
Northern, 76iec winter lower No red 13c No 5 do.
7OG 70l2c. Corn No yellow 67c; No do. 664c
Sac No do. 654tc. Oats firm for old; No
white 6OIac; do. 6Oc; No mixed. 5Si2c: No do.
asked Rye--New No = SOC asked. Canal freights
steady; wheat. SSsc: 33sc. to New-York-
Chicago. Aug. 4--The leading futures ranged as fol