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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
Drawing Room Talks.

DeacOness Elliott Will give a series OF
talks on THE Bible as Literature on
the coming Thursdays. The first talk
will be given next Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert, 544
Main street The hostess viii be an
nounced each week. All Interested are
welcome. DR.. Elliott is well known as
a speaker on Red Cross work, social
settlements and consumers league, as
well as moral and social reformation.
The February meeting of the Daugh-
ters of Utah Pioneers is ordered can
celed. owing to the absence OfThe pres
ident, Mrs Hyde, and Vice President
Mrs. DOugaI. A business meeting viii
be held March "A at 3 o'clock, at the
residence of Mrs. A. Z. Hyde, 30 West
North Temple street. to which all
members are invited.
The delegates-at-large from the state
to the biennial in Los Angeles are Mrs.
Vincent Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. HOutz Of
Provo. Mrs Nelson Of Ogden. Mrs. Nc
Wicker and Mrs. BickfOrd. who goes as
federation secretary--the Office which
was formerly state chairman of CORE
spondence. These delegates go unin-
structed as to their action on the i'm
portant matters to come before the
convention.
The tourist section Of the Ladies'
Literary club meets tomorrow morn
ing at the club house at 10 O'Clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Are you nervous, run down, weak
and dispirited? Take a few doses Of
.HERBINE. 1t viii infuse new energy.
new life into the exhausted nerves,
the Overworked brain or muscular sys-
tenn. and put a new face on life and
business. Price 30 cents. Z. c. NJ. /
Drug Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

teaching the native teachers as wen
as the children.
The meeting was an open oiie' anu q
pleasant social hour was spent dl'eI
the reading Of the letters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
That Horton Hat

That Horton Hat
for spring is making a mark for itself
with the customer; it confines a quail
ity and style not eQuiled by other s.
grades.
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Mrs. w. H. Jones will present a paper
before the Woman's club next Tuesday
on The Philippines-Their Early His
fcrv and the influence of Aguinaldo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

No. I have not sold out, and have no
intention Of quitting the undertaking
business. A y WATSON
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The history section meets Thursday
,,o,--,i,e, Feb. 20. at 10 o'clock Mrs
Slack viii review the reign Of Louis
XV and the early part Of the reign
Of Louis XVI. The subject Of the one
minute talk is Voltaire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The College club meets with Miss
Anna Kidweu at 453 Union Place on
ThursIav afternoon, Feb. 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The Shakespeare section meets next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The
subject for reading VIII be the last act
of .Cymhe,ine." Some business Of i'm
portance is 10 come before the sec
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
OGDEN Clubs.

The p. E. o. society meets next Sat
urdav afternoon with Mrs. Gorham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The Browning section meets Tues
dav evening with Mrs. BOxrud- The
last half of the fifth book Of Count
Gnido" and the Ring and the Book
viii he the special subjects for the
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The tonics 10 be presented are "Nurem-
berq and Regensberg, by Mrs Wood
mfr and seThe Life and Works Of
Schiller" by Mrs. \. c. Ewing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Battery A turned out for its regular
monthly inspection last Monday night
in full dress uniform. After the inspec-
ton the friends of the battery were
at an informal hop" by
the members of the battery.
Last Thursday night Vivian Tripp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

First Lieutenant Coverdale of COM
pany H was elected captain of that or
ganization last Monday night, 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of r. Sharkey. Second Lieutenant
Williams was elected first lieutenant
and O. K. McGraw was elected second
lieutenant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The tourist section Of the Ladies'
Literary club meets tomorrow morn
ing at the club house at 10 o'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Company c lost three Of its men last
Tuesday night by discharge on ac-
count of leaving the state. They are
L. Canine, T. Bantz and @. Irvine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

on account of the absence of Colo
mel Ilund from the city Friday the
carbines of the signal corps were not
inspected. but Will be some time the
first part of this week. so that the
members of the corps may have the
g-Jorgenson carbines for drill next
Thursday night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Two members of the signal corps
have applied for transfer TO the new
cavalry organization which VIII De
in next Tuesday night. They
are Sergeants Bourne and Z. V. Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The rifles and field equipment Of
company c were inspected by Colonel
Lund last Tuesday night. All the
Springfield rifles and equipment were
turned in to Quartermaster Webb last
night and In place of these the com
pany received Krag- JOrgensOn rifles
and accompanying equipment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

The hospital corps listened to very
interesting lecture by Major Benedict
on general circulation. There were
two beef hearts cut up during the lee
ture. The lecture VIII be concluded
next Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

prime white 47i4e48e prime winter yellow. 4sc4se lin
FsE S{fsES easgs raw sso lard sIsSss
dspisys5 o an active scare OF zhoTts pI0vSS @
&c pork 1920 and ribs locally all lard products
hog receipts We're 1900; Kansas City OOo Omaha
5ss 3a
aa5a 6sd Mess shSI! SIS dss ss1E ss fs5 8G sis ps
s14 5q9faslS extra i8dia BEEF u6a BANS
Firm quoted; Racon s5sc; $50 n gg 100 n iosG: rs.
f s. 5es S 10 Sn6ad!t: N r aa6t! aa a.
9aa$c FIckied hams am; quot quoted ia TAI
strong auoted iis5c City ard hFner quoted io+ +o@
S5c &c Esaasd lard quoted sogh %s 569H55 A9a5
dq ' qpotsd Sa.1sa EeE f;S
of2 aso ay wsf 7Fd 6pensS 6a steady to nrm
hsFe M IL as M Se @ as @ a. the south The asR an & T a sought
m fer Aysae supplies IN rS hands are wg h to low M
faiE Ne fair 70 good. 4sgS7sei prime 10 GnGlee %
foreign. 4%a5c; do domestic, 33z@4.c Java 4%g44e
sUGAR-Rehned sugar steady, with list prices un-
changed but refners intimate that they may Withdraw
There was much better demand for sugar We quote;
49oc XXXX powdered, 4sOc: powdered, coarse. pow
sa9nae @ age Coarse aH ekrs s ne
455c Eagle cartons and n bass OF h1s gTangated &
granuated. standard granuafed and diamond A. 4e5c;
S0 n 90 ao os sos N6 ana &C. 10
ana IA, s.Toe; No i5 3s5e No 16 DOC: 25 of
fine gTangaed 6o Sales Of ee2fEitugs and mgsc9 9
test, closed 5-l6c; muscovado 50 1316c.
mOlaSseS sugar 81 test at Sales or sugar
storage They were follows $500 bags English Island
muscovado, SO test spot 13-6c, landed 5000
bags Peru moasses sugar SO test, spot 2%c,
landed $500 bags Cuba centrifugal basis, SO
test at 14sc G. and 900 bags Cuba molasses sugar
in port basis, SO test at slice and 1879 and leO
bags Porto Rico moasses basis SO test at
2hsc landed. The London beet market steady
and unchanged %d lower. with July at 5s 1lAd and
August 6s
This weeks summary q the statistical position as made
up by Wiliett Gray shows stocks in the United states
and Cuba together OF $40 l3 against go tons
last week and 49651 tons last increase of 12
& 46 t9s & oyer last yssr @ Receps at d hs 600 SIX PraSpa @
407 last year. Two
grinding against Stocks in Europe, . 123
900 tons against ga 662 last Total stocks of
Europe and America together 2663 il3 tons, against
33 tons last year at the same uneven dates and
3,145 7O7 tons the date of May l. 1902 The
of stock is zoos 500 against Of 1900
40 tons last week and Of 500 62 January
1902 Hamburg shipped $50 tons sugar America,
1000 tons engagement, Shipments include 1sO0
fined
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

s 9as ase msa ssa9s msrf. f .p.9s 9py as 4s
here ruled dun and held close to old qgoatos spot
Ing at - I s % asa E3gh ia7es M I # q Wst
SsG sSSns @ m Cd se Sa Pf m a q m sBs the spot
f5S los The local market very dull and, n some
s ii STir e sa'i as Spot scfoy: nSgi
Il 55l2 Ge and casting II 75a1l 95c Leaa showed no
4se abroad gained Is g. G cl9ng M at ~ es 81
bat locally remained as last Quoted ana irm a. $5se
With Glasgow closing at 56s Sd and Mddesboro at 5is
The NewIYork market ruled qGet ana steady without
Northern s22g$28; No %; founagy Norhern $2a$22 No
MoLAssEs AND sYRIPs.A -,5r small business re
Choice Grocer srsdes s6naby good onotatons Follow
New-oTeans centrifugal conmSn on l0ql4e; fair l5ql6e;
33q4Ic. syrupsmCommon, 12gl4e; fair, l5@l7e; good.
EAN S' sHsf Steam as9 a9d sail tonnage there
& su end Ty S Rates efe aef @ aSs 95
in instances were nominaL Quotations Liverpool
Leth and Hull, "a Newcastle Gid: Hamburg and
Pf o H. C gs IoadSn oa & f. FTfPSo
British 10000 quarters grain. Galveston
steamer tons phosphate Fsfnandna to Gheht
20 the United Kingdom Pryate terms British steamer
ders 22s option United Kingdom or Continent, July;
British ass tons ore as @ to Phad
Ioading ss 3d. July 90 British steamer 1903 tons ore
gs ton1 ore to Hae1 10 charleston or ioi august
gsh m o Bs rd as' NSe n arspo1 to
Phadelphia Is 80; British steamer, 2 179 ore Rio
Janeiro 10 Baltimore 9s AID. July; British steamer,
s27 tons West India trade one round trip at about
Norwegian steamers. 9I2 and 974 tons West
India trade months, 1900 British bark 1884
deals Island 10 the United knedo private
terms Norwegian bark, lilo tons, deals. Mrmieh
Iseifast 4os option Dublin AIS 3D. Danish bark 293
(preyosy) general hence 10 Rio Grande do Sui
private terms British schooner 2Sl tons general cargo
terms; bark 40 tons. asphalt.
yindsS 20 New-York So 25 schooner 49T general
cargo hence 20 Ensenada de More private terms;
schooner 3si tons jacksonville 70 Phiiadephta
prvate terms schooner 255 tons refuse salt hence TO
fsltimore 81 TO- sehooners 565 and 5SI tons, coal
10 Providence 70e schooner ~ tons COAL
Philadelphia New-Bedford private terms schooner
ssg TONS coal Philadelphia 10 Boston prvhte terms
barge $50 tons capacity eoal Norfolk 10 NeW,Hayen
nrvate terms; 100 tons capacity coal Notok
70 Providence private terms; British scho9ner 10 so
hnoner ss0 tons lumber Darien TO Philadelphia. So
ofTS&With lard products all strong snd higher Gos
Change Renned petroleum In fair demand at STEADY
rrices The Iinseed market had q1let ttads saS
The tone was orIn higher prices being SPOKEN b S g. m
and In bnk 81 So Philadelphia bbis 81 3D. apd IN npH
81 so reansd cases, NeWYork e 90, io1 Az
lE IN ,nmsr Yellow s2k g43e butter grades Soe
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo, July 7-Cattle-Receipts 4250 head;
shipping and butchers grades steady
lOf lac fair 50 25Ss l5 heifers,
s. so So 50dS5 I5 S20SSi bulls.
So 25dSj so choice sprincers fresh S21SS
head lower good stockers and feeders steady com
100 lSc lower feeders 81 25aS4 TO- stockers So 500
81 q: heifeTs So 25ds3 75 VeaIs-Receipts s25
head, market strong at s5GsT Hogs-Reesipts, l30oo
head market fairly active heavy SsqSs IS; mixed 81 50
pigs - 6QdS7 TO- rOughs 81 l0dS7 40; S6S6 go
Sheep and lambs-Recetpts S.A0 head; lambs steady;
sheep i525c lower lambs S4dST 81 T56S5 25;
wethers 81 2aS4 rs; sheep, 81 25ds4; So 5O4S4
East Liberty, July Cattle steady; choice. 81 $50
81 b0 prime SO 1887 l5 good SeS6 80. Hogs actvsi
heavy hegs, sSGSS TO- mediums 81 75; heavy Workers.
81 7O0$7 T5 light Workers. 81 60qs7 TO pigs 81 60GST 65
roughs S6GS7 40 sheep lower best Wethers 81 log
s. 20 eulls and common 81 5ogS2 choice lambs. s6a
s6 90 veal calves, sIaST so.
Kansas City July ICattle-Reeeipts. $500 head ma
steady Home cattle strong Gamers lower stoekers
and dressed beef steers SSa$s fair T5
81 30 stockers and feeders. So 65GS5 5o Western fed
steers s5qS6 so; Texas and Indian 81 lOIs5 80
81 50dS2 S2dS5: heif-
S3dS6 Is; bulls. So 20dS4: calves S2dS5 % Hogs
Receipts 1000 head; 1Oc higher;
81 7JdSS: heavy, 81 95$S 10: mixed packers.
light. 81 4OaST s2s Workers. 81 7OsT s2Is 10
lambs 81 IOR$6 40 Western lambs. Sd 20dSI 90: native
S44S4 So; Western wethers, SO 25GSi AS fed
So sodS4 d. Texas clipped yearlings. S5 40qs4
Texas clipped sheep. $Sqss 80; stoc5ers feeders.
S2QSS.
Cincinnati. July T-H0gs active. higher. s6aS7 So
Cattle firm. higher 50 25GS6 75 Sheep dun lower 5O
IS 20. lambs dull lower, S4dS6 30.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
EXPORTS LAST WEFK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, July ], 1902
C6FFEE-ceffee prices broke badly to-day, the
whole the displayed underlying weakness,
with liquidation times quite active The market opened
barely steady with prices 5a10 points lower. The i'm
porting element free sellers all through the day de-
level for the thus far The statistical showing
European tendency easiness helped
undermine bull confidence that arrivals
Of Brazilian coffee the United during the last
reached 175o00 while clesrances from
that for the United 1873 bags thus
promising marked increase the already burdensome
American visible. The movement Of the crop in Bra z
for the day also somewhat than expected
the close the msrket-was barely steady in and
101i5 points lower. Sales amounted to 43 $50 bags
rejecting fair business. HavTe closed unchanged
and Hamburg partially 4 Pfg higher Rio un-
Rio 1-32d lower, AZ Il 232d. BRAZILIAN port receipts
900 interior received 200 bags
The market for spot supplies quiet with
tions less nominal, the basis Of 5Ac for in
lots Rio. Total warehouse deliveries in the
week 104 .973 bags, against
6S 2S6 the correspond
fng week OF the former New-York
~ bags Santos receipts 96 600 bags
the week compared with $4,000 bags last week and
100 eco hags for the Rio receipts
aggregated 6o bags against 50 600 bags the previous
week and 1900 bags last year. Rio shipments the
United States 10000 bags for the week and to
Europe - 600 BAGS Santos shipments 70 the United
states 1330 900 bags and 10 Europe $1,000 bags.
weekly receipts and present
bags. Shipments Germany during the week 800
Europe, 1000 bags.
The range contract prices the market
day follows
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

do bush basket 4o15Oc cauhowers Long Island and
Jersey bhl s19s2 corn Jersey 100 s1qS1 T dc
Southern, 5ocqs1 celery dozen lunches. 29Gs5e;
eggpans Florida box s1Gs1 T5 lettuce Long Island
and Jersey per bb oaeoc onions sogthsyn potato per
nasket SlaSl % Kentucky. Dbl s. 5OS2 90; peas
Long Island per bag slQs1 30; do state per handle
basket SlgS1 %; DO Western New-YoPk telephone,
bag 81 so do early June 81 25 PEPPERS Jersey bush
box 81 so; string beans Long Island bag sqS1 25
do Jersey half hbI basket 50cdS1 25 do Baltimore
and Maryland 25e squash Southern per bb crate soc
QSl % do Jersey white box 50d6Oc; turnps Russia
per Dbl !5"4Sl tomatoes South Jersey per bush box 81
qSl 90; do Maryland till carrier 75csl; do Nor
Charleston and Savannah. sIasl 70 do Florida 75ea
81 20; do Mississippi and Texas per 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-(tIms from south
Ferry i've minutes saFier)-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN
MAuCH CHUNE-z40O q. rs Easton only), go a M
leo 440. 500 t545 Easton enly) P. NJ Sundays. IS
LKESBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4Oo a1o A.
NJ, 500 p ~ Sundays nj Is P. ~
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAr
800 $40 A Il. slOo. LSO C5.4 Lakewood ony].
ATLANTIC CITY, so a. VI. s1.OO tS 30 P n
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz4OO A. NJ II 80
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE
POINTS-z4O0 $50 1876 NJ. 81 10 AS $50 S5s
AS $50 $50 P NJ Sundays. except ocean Grove. zoe
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERarINAI9-z.4ss IS.
t70O, IS 90. 300. 1000. tl1OO A f12OO 100.
O. 30 t2oo tsoo. 400. 500 tsCo. t7-so s9OO P.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sae5 tsso 1890.
'l13O A. NJ. 100. rs. 4O 500. 100 t9.25 P NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLE AND
WILLIAMsPoRrII!4o 400 za25, tSa0 lltS.I0 QOOO
POttsvtlie and Harrisburg only f5OO =. N.
SANDY HOOK ROITE-From OF Rector Street,
9. Atlantic Highlands. Seabright. Monmouth
and Long Branch, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
900 1000. 11.O0 A NJ. leo. ZOO s. 45 $50. $50 500
Ocean Grove oniy' p NJ Sundays. 1000 4. ". loo.
400 90 p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July Flour quiet but hrm; best patent
spring, 81 2hS4 50 bakers straights,
bakers clear spring SIS 2SqSS rs low grades winter
spring. 81 909S3; best family winter So 75Qsi patent
ass rs hour So 50aS4 whestSprng offerings light
No Northern, soc. carloads: winter strong; No 2
Esd s21se S9rn strong No yellow zoe; No DO sakei
No corn, 695&ci No do, 6SS.e. Oats firm white
5sc; No do 57t4c; No mixed. 54izc; No 3 do 54c.
Rye-No l. 62e Canal freightsWheat 3ase; corn SIC;
oats, 2is92Ae. TO New-York.
Chicago July THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

dsO ad y T. oo. 400 ssc .eeS $50
p NJ, .12- IS Mdt
sunday ssunday only. tParlor ears only. ITvis
Tsmadua- sSaDurdays.
o1cesi Liberty 81, Ferry South Ferry Astor Houss
lib, 26i 4S4 1900 1888 Broadway s2 th Ave q Union
Columbus Ave. New York; Court S44 $50 FuIfoT
St, Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New YorE
Transfer Co calls for and checks dssrnation
W. G. BESLER, O. NJ BTTPT
Manager Pas
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
Railroads..
.ENNSYLV
RAILROAD

STATIONS pt.Sto..s. t.S q ,Ti MIST Street and
eayins time from fTo% Dssbfo..e. ss,isf; and
that Ghortia1ds s'Eeets is Ave minute. later than
station e1eept where otherwise noted.
Cars New York Ptrsburs Sleeping Car PittsouTs
ESsT Pi'!sS1s fha!sS1ss and Cleveland
TaTs; For chieage. cisveiand. TOlsdo. Cincinnati,
iSS RE TE''l5Is PExSsTtTAsIA Is fSH.s spEclAL-eo-
GbTswing-FOOn Sleeping. Dining aud Buffet smoking
1'fS PSr r fo,s5: ~ cIcAGo AND ST LOUIS FXRREsS5
oSs fiS fouls Is tSSlf f%feEsssE Rgtai r,s,.ss
" NJ Vi MsTRRS s yasg Fes eScsso For
7ss isioisa R!sssrs and
GEEVEN I2E ciyfAns aNB f5esPf Ex
lESl'Giifa GsS6aHS aSn ThE Enf
'5S SO 25 Dining Carr 1910 CDesbr:ses and cOEt3
m i255 f6De GSing e. SaT elSTSses iSSs D and cort
PaTior es snd BIn2 20 O. 2 GSngIss7l9nSl 81 1nnx n
ss5' I % Dining Car} rs II 10 nsht sunday %
sP6 tnDs bs1G Gar a,ry an Pa.lSr .9
sqTi5HERN gigb5 5B3 Ss5 42s "a 10
ATLANTIC COAST LLNE-Exprsss. s.25 a and sa'
sEMAR0A5p AIR LINE RAILwAT,FloFf4s 4rss and
NORFOLK on 2. AND WESTERN RAILwAr.-For Memphis
ciiEsAPEATE ( ofTio pRAiLWAT-7S5 week
FOR PoiS iSa c6MF6RF tSS f ssls anS NoRFoLK-7aa
ATLANTic ITrS5ss 1% soS 5 % M aaa9 ana ass vsskaays
Cars and ID Standard 66aehss on
Coaches SUNDAYS
I,APE MAf.-12.5 55 p. weekdays
Fo points on New York and Branch raroaa fIenl
West Iwenty-third Street Stauon 500 "a m; izrT5
a'iQ lsaturdays only. 223. 255 S25 41o 400 snl
600 p NJ weekdays. Sundays T55. a2a a. no 80 %
a m, l22o 10 Saturdays only. 23O. $40. 8 40 70
a. a5i 5i5 Ioy p m Weekdays sundays 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
tland 4. D.,
go 500 a25 Dining Can (9.55 Penna Lhisedl 10 10
sDesbrosses and Corandt Streets, lO2Ol Dining Carl
10 90 Dining Carr. IL 6S a 1855 Dining carr Loo
sDining Carl 2l0 Desbrasses ard CoTtl2nat streets
GGzCl' 255 325 Dining Can 555, AS, AS lDining
Sar) 4b5 Dining Carl. 555 Dining Carr. Eso 20.
500 925 p m. 10. 10 night. Sundays, 8 10 10 (no
coaches). 3 % SOS. o 25 Dining Carl 400 tlAnitedl:
800, lob9 Dining Carr a 1255 Dining carr 90
tlinlng can 325 Dining Carr, 55, % Dining carr
% Dining Can, $50 Dining Carr. T5S s2o. 500
Il9ke Offices Nos 461 1885, 1854 III and 2a Broadway;
~ Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. Astor House; West
went-third Street Station and stations foot Of Des-
presses and Cortland Streets Court Street $50 Fulton
street Ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Company will call check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination
road Cab Service
]. b. HUTCHINSON, r WOOD.
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

sFef eot5n closed steady, win quotaons llbc lower
"a ne basis Of 9he for middiing upland and 9se for
sieeing Gulf Sales 1852 Southern spot markets
ssre tsegraDked as follows: New-oreans quiet. IN
tnslsee. al Sc; Mobile nominal unchanged, at s%e
sgsanah steady, unchanged, sac Wilmington hTm,
ssIe1Ssnged az &c; Norfolk quiet unchanged at 9se
l5-iee SS' ." '
nsseips the ports and interior points to-day.
.eLsa win The same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

II. II. Hollis: 20 State lambs IS n. So 25 2 sheep.
ll5 10, 81 so: 25 70. al $3 70.
d. Harrington: lambs 50 10, at S. 90; state
sheep. l23 II. at SO 75 9 do. 9T 10. at s. 30.
HOGS-Receipts for two days 81 Z cars 6,i2S
head. Including about the Prices 15e
higher sympathy with Buffalo markets. Prime State
hogs 81 80 per 100 10 mixed Western DO nominal
u auOtabe al 50RS7
saesS "A hogs III 10, at S5; reughs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

Cofee oables.-Tio-cofee market steady; No I Rio
4SljG; exchange II 2S2d receipts, 700 bags cleared
for the United States 1000 bags; cleared for Europe
1900 bags; stock, $4,000 bags Sanros-Cofee market
steady good average Santos 4sloo receipts 1900 bags
stock 10000 bags. Hsmhurg-Cofee market opened
changed; 2:30 m unchanged pfg higher.
as compared with July 3; sales. 2OOGO HavreCof
Zee market opened quiet = higher, compared
July g. at u unchanged; . m quiet unchanged;
n liraEa fr-.n.- cala karLe
New-York tribune., 1902-07-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady and fairly
active Rosin steady, but and unchanged, Tar
ruled steady former prices We quote:
4sc. " ~
TAR-Pine. bbls So 10: oil, bbls 81 25
kOSlN-ComTnon good strained, 81 554S1 57la; %,
81 6els: z, 81 65; F, 81 TO; I 81
81 30 N. So 49, y, So 10 W G. s4 and W W. $4 Is.
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Savannah, July 7-Turpentine 45c; receipts 1925
bbls sales PSI bbsi 202 bbs Rosin firm: Re
espts tSI5 9blg; sales s9I bbIs exports LIS 6eIs
l. S2 o. e. So 55; NJ, So 05; n, s. As: W G. 50 so;
W W. S3 65.
Charleston. July 7.-rurpentne and rosIn unchanged.
WlImngton JuIY 1-Spirits turPentne quiet, 44c re.
ibis Crude turpentne hrm 81 4O 50 snd 81 co. re-
ceipts 1876. Tar firm. 81 so: receipts. 25 bbls