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Atlantic Trarspo-I Line.

and 81 cabin passengers the Atlantic Transport La'
ATgissa sssr s Pennsyvania GER sped, Hal5grs Jqy r
Bouogne ~ and Piym2ujE g Win muse 49, 1to line
a. IE2iSsd s6esGS at the Bar At 1245 a .o,
TuIv - Manzaniko - and Santiago 81 with 1a1sr "
'ale5 Eiesaer BG5kman Nader Port July = with
fruit and cabin passengers % the thi'so q at w.
'ESe Steamer N Ee Tower CBr, cas sasga July =; faT
MSsoH. Sfi1S 81 4rrivei at The Bar at $40 ,,
,,Iss s@5rSi sri Dasssngers 10 J T Van sickle
steamer Arapahoe. Bearse JacksonyllLe TJ5ir,n1
Charleston + with mdso and passengers 10 "'---1-
August . with mdse and passengers 70 n ia-'
steamer Valencia Gronnleyer care Haysn t 5aiy
Is st Marc 10 tionaives =" P2rt aG T,si = and
santa Martha with mdse and cabin in P4sSe5 pass 5 $50
Steamer Seminole Garviu July 90 san porgns3 Ir3
Plata and Monte CriSt August and UTir, rg clyde
& Co Arrived at the Bar at 1:S4 ? -, n, ,,,z-,.t s.
with cabin passengers in transit to oeiH
steamer Benefactor French. Philadelphia. with nd''
I" ] waTan hamilton Boaz Norfolk and Newport NeW'
with uise passengers Old Dominion = 10 ~ and
caibarian august l. With mdse to Nanson Ar
riysa sndt r HE aSoi Bar at j. AUG Aas s $50 med
crate breeze. cloudy.
SAILED
sss sSa%sJ 5SsT2n RSa S5''s s;sndaFa haS &
ma9Shs nam o h5S3Gn Fbr nana omb e @ 1Terpoo
in Bay; Philadelphia. Sc,tnarip- 7IS-,
Trieste Tampa, Queen iouiSe
II0gD: Washington tGer,. Flushing. F1uminsnse
Para etc. Advance Colon Skerryvore tBr ht a5ts
Kong Erode ,Nor,. Kingston. Jam; Oscar II tLin' ''
t'ansand. etc
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown. Aug 6.35 ? uArrtved steamer Nisp NSsp
@ smith Ns%Yor & for LiveTDo9 TIssT,sT a9T y,sc @
Smith. NewYOrk for Liverpool
Arrived, steamer PenlnSulaF tfol''-
Nevv-York via FayaI
Shields 1-Saed. steamers Deutschland t''er tanN,
Daitiorf tfroun Rotterdam. New-York; Rosened tSr
ME- tfrou1 Rotterdam. Pensacola
Futt Of Lewis Passed steamers Ncolai il ,5
t.ru1, C.,panhaEen Nsv-York 5tn st Hubert toH-
War5ell Fernandina via Norfolk for ST Peers5srTS,
Cherbaurg s. m--Saied steamer hais~rln
Tbsrssia ttierl. weyer from Bremen and Southalp
toni
Cuxhaven Aug S-Sailed, steamer IleiioS Vo'ei''
Nsv-YOrk. nh
Aiken New-York. saxon Prince (Br). Jameson New
York. ,r,,+-hl
Nismann New-York via West Indies for Amsterdam
Rio JaneIro Aug 4-Saied steamer Hellsues tBr' MICH"
ards. New-Nork tr-A
GRAY Singapore for SewYorN (for coaD.
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SAYS HE'S 4 uILLION4IRE'S son
YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH THEFT of
YACHT SAFE IN NEW-ROCHELLE JAIL"

-
Holm FL IanglOu, a young ydchtsHdn VIM 10
locked I'M in the Rochelle Police Headquar'e9
on tho charge of having stolen the sloop r'eseu
Yacht Pelican belonging to Frederick Waldorl' n
New-York importer said yesterday that ne was
the son of a Philadelphia millionaire lie retusT'
IN disclose the name address OF MS famnS- i''
said that his father worth $b"e'op anu was
nror7inent in railroad and mining circles
Langlon was arrested by the Coney lsland poAiGe
at Ratb Beach where ne and several young irlenuS
I,.ora sailing on Mr. Waldorf's yacht He gave ms
name to the Coney Island police as John +. Sll @
vestardav and his request. was renamed @ uIr.I
fo-day in order that Re might have time 10 com com
municate with his father, who, he sald' was away
on a vacation. ,,s .LooI- for S7O1
on the seventh National Bank of New o1k ".en .
he took Mr. Waldorfs yacht for trlaI san. tet ~
davs ago as evidence of his honesty IhsIedu ~
Tefurni6g the Pelican. ne agreed TO 90; NJ NJ
Waldorf saws that he retained the boat whils Lne
cback was returned to Mr. Waldorf by d +>eV-
PoCheIe bank marked NO good -, ",
angjon said: The check | gave 10 MI wal
do-f Vas good one. There must have neen soihs
nnistake or misunderstanding wher 1t was returieu
a worthless -.r-o. bjr address
in west Twenty-second-st. When asked last IlleiIO
.ybx- no would not give his fathers name ana du
dress the prisoner said: My people are WedIlnS
and highly respectable. I don't want TO disgrace
them"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
YACHT WRECKED IN LAKE MICHIGAN

Cleveland, Aug. "a dispatch To The Evening
Plain Dealer from Michigan City. Ind. says that
the yacht Atlanta wrecked off that port early
to-day. and the crew. consisting OF four men were
rescued from the pier which they had escaped,
BY the life saving crew. The Atlanta. which be
longed to the fleet Of the Columbia Yacht club.
now on a cruise east shore ports. left 81. 10
seph at $50 O'Clock last night bound for Chicago
On account Of the heavy the Atlanta gave up
the contest after being buffeted in the waves Tor
several hours. and made run Tor this port. IN"
crew mistook the lights and crashed into the pier
Those board quickly climbed on the pier from
tbeir sinking boat. Their cries were heard by the
life savers. who manned their lifeboat and went 10
the rescue. The yacht is probably a total loss
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
4 NEW PH4SE N RaILRoAD FIGHT.

THE LONG ISLAND COMPANY ASKS FOR IHJUNc-
TIoN TO PREVENT TROLLEY COMPANY
FROM INTERFERING WITH TRAFFIC.
Mineola. Long Island Aug. 6.-The fight between
the Long Island Railroad Company and the Mine
ola Hampstead and Freeport Traction Company
assumed phase to-day when the Long Island
Railroad Company made application Supreme
Court Justice Dckey Cor injunction 10 prevent
the trolley company from interfering with the
plaintiffs railroad traffic. right Of way and prom
erty ~ Fulton-st. Hampstead The papers were
filed In the County Clerks office here to-day.
- s.s generally understood that the trolley COM
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
JACK PARK TRAINS AT NUTLEY, y. ]

Nutley y j. Aug. (Special).-"Jack" Park,
the former Essex County champion golfer, is
training on the Yountakah links for the open
championship at Garden City in October. Park
goes over the course on an average of three times
day One his rounds yesterday was with
Hobens. The latter is also doing good Work, ana
in playing with s L. Magic YESTERDAY Hobens ac,
cornplished a feat which has never been duplicated
on the Nutley links After going out IN 9 he made
the tenth. eleventh and twelfth holes in three
each The distances Of these holes are "a. Sos and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
TO CELEBRATE CORONATION.

Arthur f. Rende. president Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League. mas issued invitations 10
the members of all the New-Iork cricket clubs 10
attend a coronation smoker at the Murray Hill
I.yceum Saturday evening. Several OF the proFnl-
nent players in New York and Brooklyn as well
as many from New-Jersey. have promised 10 be
present to take part in the festivities.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
Jersey CITY TWICE BEATEN.

Rochester. Aug 6.-Rochester took both games of
double header with Jersey City this afternoon the
first by q narrow margin. the second shutting them
ont Shoch's error in the first game gave Rochester
the winning run. Becker steady. and his
sfrfkeo,ts and Blake's home were features
In the second game the visitors could do nothing
with NcFarlan's delivery. Halligan was put Oft
the field for striking Umpire Mcnamara. The
scores.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
r1LLs From SANTOS -DUuONT BUILDING.
4 CARPENTER SERIOUSLY HrRT WHILE AT WORK
At RRIGHTON REACM

George Totz forty-two years old. OF No. 247
Jefferson St Brooklyn. carpenter. employed
the building inclosing the Santos -Dumont airship
at Brighton Beach fell from the roof of the build
ing at ; o'clock night aud sustained fractures
of the skull and several ribs broken and internal
iniIIries He was taken to the ConeY Island Emer-
gency Hospital where the doctors say his condition
&c
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure Of two Tribune Fresh Air parties.
Republican Committee NNVIIIth Assembly Dis
trlCt No. l65 Fast Eighty -tirst-st-- = = m
Band concerts in Madison. Square Hamilton Fish an
River parks. : ?. n
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NEW-YORK CITY.

carrier pigeon, with tab on its leg marked
NO 81 1902" has been flying about the coping Of
the Central Bank Building. Broadway and Pearl
St several days, apparently having strayed from
home
The Union Republican Club OF the NNXVth As
semhlv District will hold its annual excursion to
Roton Point on Saturday afternoon, August Is
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road be completed end put in operation as soon as
He add

possible. He added:
We are doing all TO get the road in OPP
Grafton so that run cars to connect al
Bronx Park with the ones to be operated by the
New-York Subway Company. and we see no reason
for altering anv of statements made at the
hearings before the State Railroad Commissioners
as to the time of the completion of the road.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
The MarCOni
Wireless Telegraph Co.
OF AMERICA

is now prepared TO through the various Offices e.
TsIa~raph Cable Company and TO tTansrnl1
messages 70 and from vessels equipped with this
rem via Ssgaponack Long Island Also TO report -
arrival departure and psssng Of al vessels 70 IN
agents boards trade and lndivlduaIs
be obtained either the various
hces Of the Postal Telegraph Gable Company OF az
orices OF this Company. $40 Bridge street. New -
City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
EASTERN LEAGUE.
THREE STRAIGHT FOR NEWARK AT BUF-
FADO.

Buffalo Aug 6-Newark took the third straight
from Buffalo to-day in twelve inning contest by
the score OF to :. Thackara's home run was
RESPONSIBLE for Newark's victory 1t was NIP
and tuck ca Sc first and then the other team
ooinr 10 the front Manager Stallings Will protest
ne game. owing the fact that Umpire Eagan 5
watch some minutes slow ana play Went pc
,d tbe time agreed upon stop in order that the
ieans might make their trains in Sdtety The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

The final game Of the series between the Cincinnati
srd BROOKLYN teams at Washington Park YESTERDAY
was called at the beginning Of the second inning
on aecoun; OF rain. In The first inning Cincinna ii
scored four runs. ard Brooklyn nothing so that
the storm saved the local players from proba BILE
fafa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
GOLF.
TOURNAMENT FOR THE TACONIC AND
ONDAWA CUPS BEGUN.
Try TELEGRAPH u THE TRIBUNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH II THE TRIBUNE.I
Manchester, Vt. Aug. 6-The open handicap
tournament for the Taconic and Ondawd cups. pre-
sented by Edward c. Orvis. began on the Ekwanok
links here this season There were over nifty entries
for the competition. A hard shower came UP just
at the hour starting so that only forty-t"o
f This number made the first in the qualifying
round OF the eighteen holes. medal play Dr clark
Rurnham W Austin and ". @. BarnewaIl tied Tor
the best gross score prize at s.. Dr. Burnham went
olIr in 55 and came 81, getting on the elSh-
1eenth hole Austin had A. going out and - coming
back Rarnewau made q Al going out and scored
Al coming in. All were scratch men. Aheie "ete <
some close and exciting matches in the hrst rouho
at match play both cups. {. M Clark %. ana
Jasper Lynch (scratch), had the stinest argument
Clark won the extra hole. He will meet Dr. burn
ham tomorrow. ". q. BarnewaN (scratch) had
some difficulty in putting out Z. W. Taylor 90.
finally winning on the eighteenth. Barnewall :
score approximating one hole. was 81 In the hrst
round for the Ondawa Cup. Cleghorn %. was De
feated by p Kelley (3), in close match by the
score OF ! up. The summary OF the day : play Iol-
lows:
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OTHER SCORES
no CARDS.

J 3 De Coursey, Ekwarok. Charles y Fowler II;
Chevy Chase: H &. Proctor Rosedale. Toronto, ana
H Thorne. Rosedale. Toronto
match play for Taconic CupD-H J.. PM
G. Robinson 90, and : TO play
" G; RsrnevgelI scratch defeated Taylor 31 up
9 NJ Clark % Jasper Lynch tscratchl up J"
Burnham tscrach defeated q. \. White 90
4 Up and > to play; G L. Reilly 80 defeated F. {,
:. o. kittredge tst defeated =. j.
C5 and 20 play. " Austin tscrdtehl DE-
A L. CScratchJ. and 10 play, A " -
FslacL, Ia H , to play.
FIRST round Gnach play Ondawa Cupj-Frank Clark
CIunther and 70 plaJ
George H Thacher ir Cscratch from r H Doughty
tscratch, by default: G r McCann t5 defeated F g
Brown t3 l up u holes; A 7. Kelley 81 defeated e u
~leghorn % up: E Clark defeated ". : Belches
10, up and 6 to play: r. K. defeated D. B.
Martin d. up play; f W Taylor 81 defeated
/ d F,oote a. = up and / play; J.. y Wright 90 de
feated NJ Dallett a.. } up and to play.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
FIRST GAME

Two base Henry. Hayden. shoch- Home T1T--
Blake stolen bsses-4ayden. Blake, Butler Left on
hsses-Rcchester a. Jersey City. p Sacrifice hits
pfips t2. Blake shinde GTifn shoch Bases on balls
bv McCann ? Ht BY pitched ball-By Mccain. J. First
base on errors-Rochester Jersey CITY. 4 Time-2e0
f7rpires-Rnn and Mcnamara. Attendance. 800.
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on Arnole, ?; Hemming. !. Struck out-By Amole
s b. FIemmtng, 3. Home runThackara Three base
h-Grishaw. Two base hits-daV CD HerrlTnLng An
stolen hases-fsriTnshaT CD Hayward Brain Nc
Cemewer Double plays-Daiy. Devlin 10 McGamWe
sthe-ton 10 rinshaw: Mcintyre Devlin to MctaInwel
fr1njre-Fagan. Time garne-2:lo. Attendance. 49,
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pany would try to injunction restrlcting
the railroad company from interfering VIII n tno
wires West Hampstead. but this action mas
fOrestalled by the action the Long Island Kan
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5,0c Sunset 200 Moon age 3
HIGH WATER
SANDY Hook II OI Gov. 1881 He'll 20
M-Sandy Hook Island 1:43 He'll Gate i:32
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT DETROIT.
CnNNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A, Bsrtford-Springfield s. Hartford. 3.
Al New I.ondon-MeTiisn. :: New-Lcndonr =
4. %orwich-NevV- Haven 4, Norwich, ).
Al Observation-Disclosures. ): bridgeport .
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW w-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY AUG g. 1902
ARRIVED
Steamer Mesaba Cr) Lowe London July 26. with nidse
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Announcements.
Missoula. Tetonka-
Two New Collars.
z. & W

Money loaned TO responsible individuals with
out security Confidential $50 Nasssu-st y. Y. Office
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
gRooKLYN GAME STOPPED

At Montreal Montreal. {. Worcester. l.
st T.runio-T Toronto. =: Providence, J.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SECOND GAME

left hesss-F,sshesfer !: Jersey CITY Sacrifice
First base errorsJersey City.
ha1ls-On McFarsn 2 Hit by pitched hall-B BY
rarne.r l. struck out-8y McFarIan. 10y Barnett. :
TIure I .3i T-uplres-Rinn and Mcnamara.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
GAMES TO-DAY

r,,,,,-,ors Detroit J. Cleveland > f,hadelth'a =
Chicago 2. Washington. = Boston - o. i1''iS'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

First base bv errors-PittsburK. I. Left bases
Nry-York .: Pittsburg. First base On hals-oh IaE
Tor l. on Chesbro J. Struck ou-By Taylor, = by Nhe
bro . Stolen base-Clarke Cmpre-Emslie. Time l:o'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
THE RECORDS

chicago al NeT-lork. st Louis al
Cincinnati At PlttsbuiE Al iH''auel'ii'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
BASEBALL,
prsGRAcEFUL BEHAVIOR BY JONES
ENDS IN HIS SUSPENSION
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGTE

NAIIDNlAI@ l@E--HV'V-1-7
T,itixburE ?. Nov-Yorl. O.
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heeflu9s.

CT4RTERIY MEETING OF THE AMERl-
10 CAN INSTITUTE. August Tth AZ 5 . elock P n al
Street NNl l. EES--1---. -
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NATIONAL LEAGT E
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IInle. III. II .. = = q
CLASS PURSE s. Geo
Audubon dam by

Audubon Boy h.. by I. y Audubon. dam ny
Bourbon Wilkes (FIudson -'-'---'
billiard, Ch- snow y
Shadow br. h. CCieersl..
Hetty c. ch- tkilleyD-
Riley B. blk h. Gtrvingl
Time 2:o6's. 2:o7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. Dec 10
Receipts OF berves were 23s head. all ed
direct No sales reported. Dressed beef stead, =.
city dressed native sides extreme gangs. ~. Glli g
per 10. Cables last received quoted Arrerican
steers at l2,fl3' a.. dressed weight refri .raIOr
beef AT To- .Glic. per 10. Exports to day $40
btcNcS, l.IO quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves. all for the market were q
head az head on sal. all told \ car OF Western
calves sold at 50 l2is per 100 lbs a few grass-rs
were unSold City dressed ycals general sale,
TO- ,JISl1c per 10.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including cars
direct 70 Slaughter, were ass head 49,, cars on
sail" all told Good grades OF both sheen and
lambs were steady, but the market, otherwise
ruled weak. About cars OF stock were un sold
sheen sold At s?jOaA IS per 100 lbs: lambs al
NGdS IS cullS at s37s Dressed mutton "a 7I,c
per III. dressed lambs, 7i,Gloc
Receipts OF hogs partly estimated were 80
head About deck on sale, The market bout
stcady. state and Pennsylvania hogs sold at
~ as per 100 lbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
FINANCIAL NOTES,

subscriptions are invited to what remains
unsod OF the Carmen -Guanajuato Gold Min
ing Company's 1925. 900 issue Of 7 per cent
2o-year gold debenture bonds at par The
bonds carry a bonus OF 100 per cent in stock
plcte the purchase OF the Carmen gold mine
at Guiana iuato. Mexico The profits as the
property Is now operated are said to amount
to 7 per cent on the bonds and per cent
on the stock Subscriptions are payable in
in-tallments OF 20 per cent AZ the time OF
application, ~ per cent on Jan s and 10
per cent on Jan 20 Sub-crirt ions will he
received by e Hudson 4 Co, 50 Wall street.
or BY the Exploration Company OF New
York. rs Wall street
Martin Erdman of Speyer 4 Go hns sold
his New York stock Exchan &c seat to Cord on
Macdonald OF the same firm. Mr. Frdman
has been a member OF the Exchange since
Feb % 800
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GOSSIP or Wall STREET.

Room sentiment lately has been going
hot and cold with more than It's Worted fckle-
ness IL veered around and beca mo bearsh
n gain after the appear nee Of the ba nix state
ment yesterday. although in the AZ ternoon
Of Friday II was fairly bullish and continued
| 10 through the frat hour OF trading Yesterday
The room crowd shifts its position In stocks
quite as readily a. II changes its mind Abid-
ing attitudes are very rare these da ~ Mary
prof"ssio market readers outside OF the
room are but one de gree less cha geablr
Out-of-town people who depend upon COM
mission house letters for their market In
formation must have been greatly confused
by what they have been reading this fort
night past.
The continued selling Of United States
Steel shares IL a matter Of ceaseless comment
In the Street The initial strength Of the
common stock In the short session yesterday
seemed to excite fresh selling Of pretty much
the same character rs that seen in several
preceding sessions Ruttcr h Gross appeared
to have a supporting order around 81.
There was some buying. too. for London
account, supposed to be short covering.
Post h Flnga, Harmed 4 Co. Fairbairn 4
Hlliard and II " Knox were prominent
among the sellers Fairbarn 4 Hilliard and
Knox were still selling around 81. There IL
| q story TINT PttsburR interests have been
selling Steel common short against their
holdings of long stock II Is not said to what
| extent this has been done. but the impression
given Is that the short interest arising in that
manner IL large. 1t Ia considered "a pretty
| speculation. too, since the dividends received
| In one hand on long stock take care OF tho
| dividends that have to be paid out by the
: other hand on short stock
A great many persona are curious to know
what has become OF all the Manhattan stock
that was floating around the Street only a
few weeks ago Commission houses are re-
ported TO be quite bare Of It, One house has
| so shares, another 100 shares and so on, hut
none apparently ia carrying any considerable
amount A house that was prominent in
| bullins II at an early stage Of the recent
cafnpaig n is said now to have only a few
hundred shares on its books The impression
holds that a large percentaRe Of the pools
holdings has yet to be turned Butler
bought some Manhattan Yesterday. Hollins
was a persistent seller around i%S
In the loan crowd yesterday there was
a continued borrowing demand for sugar.
The stock held remarkably we'll during the
markets severe break. It's position Is the
subject OF much mental speculation The
apparent short interest II said to he out side
OF the room. Professional traders seem not
to be greatly interested In the stock There
was also some borro wing demand yesterday
! for Erie. Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific and
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l'ndrrw ood Not 10 Succeed IIiii.

CHICAGO. Dec i3,-The rumor that James
j. Hill president Of the Great Northern
Railroad and the Northern Securities Com
pany. would in the future devote his entire
time to the latter corporation, and be suc-
ceeded by President F, D. Underwood Of
the Erie Railroad, As president Of the Great
Northern, was positively denied to-day
by Mr.. Hill before he left Chicago. His
denial was curt "No, not true" Mr.. IN
Hill. said he was satisfied to be president
of the Erie Railroad
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To Trade In sugar Futures.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-The directors Of
the Sugar Exchange az meeting this morn
ing voted to pass the amendments to tho
constitution of the exchange permitting
the trading in contracts for the future
delivery Of sugar and establishing a future
department separate from the spot"
that New Orleans will he the only place
in America where sugar futures may be
In
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". p. Douglas, j. S. Freeman, Lynde thar
Ison, Edward Y. Lee, +. y. Lewis, Charles
r.. Orvis. s. NJ Provost, samuel Rea, 4
director and fourth vice. president Of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company: 7. c,
Search and James &. Swartx
The chief orioes Of the COMPANY are In
Philadelphia. Throe Of the directors ore
residents OF this city. The Nessrs. Ber-
wind are connected with the Ber> ind
White Coal Company aud Charles r.. Oryis
IL = member Of the Stock ExohAugs firm
Of OrviA Btoa ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Imports and Exports OF specie.

The imports of specie for the week were
S., 1901. OF which $40. i07 was gold making
Exports Of specie were Gold, 81 ON, 900;
silver. ss7s osi. total Of q .ssl ,aaI. gainst
sss
and silver. t32. soo. ass. n total Of sol <o5 $50
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Treasury s,ocI. OF shin Combine.

The distribution of the stock of the In
ternat ional Mercantile Marine Company
among the security holders of the several
constituted lines. will. when completed,
leave IN the company's treasury $4,000. 900
10 S12 100000 of the common stock and
81 900, 600 TO 8, 900, 900 of the preferred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
Adirondack Hotel Burned.

SARATOGA, Dec. I3.-rhe American Hotel
Mt North Creek, Warren county, one Of the
best known hostelries in the lower Adiron-
dacks, was burned last night. The hotel
was owned and conducted 10y John McIn-
orary. Loss over $4,000, partly insured
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(hicago's Heavy hank C1eartnss,

CHICAGO, Dec i3,-Thc clearings Of the
Chicago banks to-day passed the - 900 co.,
900 mark for the year. breaking all records
in the city's history. The total clearings
last year were 81, $50 ,OOO,OOO
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ilon IN narrow market. lac cables we're feature.
less and IN" receipts about as expected. The sell
Ing was nianly hy tired holders
Naval STORES; Spirits OF turpentne. $50 5s,ac
Common 10 good strained roS!n. MS TO N.77,a,
81. Pork quiet with mess az Sls2S Tailow
eS'ras. 20: nrstS ?7t1 .2er. state dairy tubs
tancy, ?,c Cheese state. { C., small, colorrd
fancy, i9l.c; white lSl.c. large, coored. i3N.c
white 1870. Eggs state and Pennsylvania, so
Western. ~. Chicago, Dec. l3.-'There was
moderate strength In the provision list based
largely MS for several days past on light stocks
and good buying by some OF the larger packing
interests, although selling WAS done by the smaller
people In the trade. ScnlpinE Interests bought
prodlc, on belief that hog receipt, for the week
packers in accommodating stocks will II is believed.
furnish the tone 10 the future market"
SUGAR. Raw was quiet a. 8 Is 1896. for % test
and 7iedN5c for 70 test. Renned dull:
graduated 4. a5c.