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New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York Aug. T. 1907
BEANS AND PEAsTrade continues very ggiet quiet White d
onsideTabie strength Foreign beans dun Little doing
in peas quote; Beans marrow choice per hHsn; S9
a. 40 red kidney. choice. 81 4o4S2 4o do white kidney
boce s2Gs2 10: yellow choice s. 3gs2 IL z 90
81 s1 do imported 81 90Gs2; do imported medium
T,rfme 1881 So do TO good 81 4onSl Io greer
as 1901 bags per bush 81 5gSl 77z do Scotch. 81 -
~TTTTF,R-strictly extra creamery held steady but
trade IS quiet selective character, ana many
marks formerly selling at quotation now have 10 De
shaded because OF quality Grades below extra
re urgently offered Factory and renovated continue du
We quote: Creamery extras, per ~ 2O2c do hTsts isg
deiry tubs fancy 1874 a20c; rsts 1szqlsc do sec
onds I716 Glsc thirds 17c; do tins. etc. l7dc West
lGik GI7c: grades. - renovated fancy
lsc; 10 prime. l6dl tsc; western iat.oiy
fancy 1GAc: rsts. 15%@16c do seconds lofsc; DO
thirds 14zdl5e: packing stock. 14d15c
CEFESE-Supplies large full cheese continue
moderate. demand quite moderate and while iew
regular lots been taken by exporters al 92s me
markell is not cleaning up feeling is weak on
that Small sizes in liberal accunu alton ana WIN
only moderate feeling weak and irregular
Sttys more peny and tone shade easier Cuba
yesterday sales 1000 boxes small white at 95zc
liverpool cable Cd for colored AIS Cd for white We
az 69zc: do choice. 9$s49Isc do fair good 9d95s O.
DO small white. fancy. 91s a9&c do choice, 97sa9se; do
choice Szc large white. fancy 9ssc do choice PC
da fsir 70 good ga9e State light SKINS small choice
Sc do large choice INC; do part skins prime q7 re
do fair good 463sc; do common 4G4 zc; fun SKINS
TS;Gs-The supply fancy fresh light and cleaning
mn promptly: medium and lower grades plenty enough
ana freely osered at irregular prices recently ruling
We oofe Jersey Pennsylvania selected
white per &c do average best 2oaq2lc. do fair
AZ marx I95z@2oc: fair 10 prime 1sgl@c; Western
uncandled graded realise do uncanded ungraded, i4g
i7ke Kentucky. l4al6e: dirties l2nio2c ehecks iem
I3lc! inferior cus lOep11e
FRUITS-EREsH-Re apples In moderate supply and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York: August 7. 1902
slsnsd dressed 6ssf steady
g HetHf eae
TedEtatPr tor beef at II &c per No. 10 % esp's & S do
CARRYING 425 cattle for sShazsehidG G Sui SHizeeTEe & ma 4o
ters beef CesmaedJ for the Morris Beef Company;
making With fhe STOCK G Carried iT from yesera
l52 & head to be adcS o a. srss City aqe e M Tea IS
sod s5asS 100 NJ and m suteTms at SAG
Si1@l1c; dressed grassers 5uttermii&s Ca7lkc
100 NJ l28 nuttermis Sn. ls2 NJ a" $ig5 s. no. =. saass
sss I?s3salnE s sesa car msRies SFsst
vim stock carried over from i yeseT4y !Gtai of
st Sheer we're we soi slow at steady prices lambs
the adyance being rated from Ioa25c About
sFs T @ of 5 sSe K rev head at s sS lambs @ at at sse e
dressed mutton 5lEqsc per n: dressed lambs, sg11c
avsaas at $ q per 100 lb 2o DO $
DO Sc n at s. 80 80 DO s. h. at 81 a74 bucks 100
Virginia I lambs nh e, Gs M at So 95 % %
10 West Virginia do 1ol 10 at s. 80 ~ -
Sss J, : 4 3, !: s js sf 3
Kefns Commission CO. 24s Kentucky lambs, 10 ID. at
81 S xFsns CO. CO. .? 2sS g. virginia lambs 60 H. at 50
NeWfan & SEP Coz: ia5 lambs II So So;
':P'$f SRsS% !,
HoGS-Receipts cars. or 1883 head, about car on
sale The market ste steady Reported sales included stat
reported in country dressed
j. H. Hume & Bro: State hogs. lao NJ at 81 50; 3
4s state 5 s5 E. r. 10 at 81 s o "a DO 70 2a ~ at
q S. II g. g. a5 = $ & b. a & as g. a5 s i 6 n at
ToeH "a ae o st a s 80 sas nOg 400 H.
at at s.; 5; I boar, $40 s T at s.. 10, e''
at R s. g. 3 9a fonss a s5 S q SO state hogs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
ENpNRTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork, Aug. q. 1902.
cnFFEEy-To-iay's coffee market, after opening
changed points higher and continuing quiet steady
rDe ereat part Of the session. broke the last
ufes on heavy selling credited importing interests
sns finally closed easy with prices unchanged points
;over Early generally bearish The European
markets both dsappointngly weak. Havre. after
selling declined stil further before 3
n m ana al close y d24 lower.
burg was Z pfg and while dull and
ruchanged declined - with the exchange
1929 AZ i21sd. The crop movement at primary
points also depressing the interior reporting 81 500
fars compared 40 goo bags for the day last
wear the ports had 1900 bags against 61,o00
bags 1891. A clearance Of 5000 bags also
ported. Including 5eo bass from Rio and J""o from
Santos During the midday the market developed
siderable August selling time 10 points
net higher Sep-e nber points October points. Nove
ber points December points ana July 10 points above
nights finals. A factor in the steadiness prl
estimate from Brazil estimating the Rio crop
sf bags. against actual prOGuc
26So0o Should produc-
show u-oportionate falling OF from the 10. l32
picked iasJ the indicated yield would be
and this figure haTmoniZe
pretty closely with the popular estimate OF around 100oO
600 oaEs. To-aay's sales totaled $500 bags,
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
pas as
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
bales American 600 bales receipts bales: ATneri
can 20g0 bales; middling upland $50 futures
steady; buyers 164d advance Closed near hos
frm. distant steady 2G5 points higher August 53os
august September. 3S1zb September
October November sl6es; November DeceInbeT i5p:
February March l2b: March april l25zs Manchester
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for wheat -four held held
sol steady with moderate uaoe QuoaJI1ns sg 4oli
spring patents. So SegSa 2 winter ss la az
- 20 winter paens g 5ogs4 spring Sess SS Log q 1S
90 s5ss No winter g. 2og 50 So extra % n no
FLoURsteady quoted: Fair 10 good 81 23s ~; ;.S oe
Easy quoted Fine white yellow, 81 5ogsl co. coarse
a5asIs arrive. 200 f sle soeISis
sBTng bran bgE sl7 So sPsng sa cf2 bran bran SIS
lnseed cake. s27: oil cake ga hoinihy chop
GRAfN@wH F5AT1The most notable thing in wheat
yesterday sharp the last half hour ioStS
tun1e5 from f4c 10 73ILc and after slight closing
rally left of al kal4c decline Previous 10 TINS o
expected break the market had rather hTm 81 times
eined TO cover on The smaller interior
rebound 73ssc for Septerber y
IN the transactions reached q totss
loads. ports Crop hard TO beat; an paIls
OF reported clear bracing weather IN ,hs
spring wheat belt moderately low temperatures pet
active farm work. and harvesting VIII De uhoei W.
egn outlook equally PROMISING except ,ni or
n England. which caused I'D net advance at AEei, III,
against points decline Paris Europe was
here but bought later Al interior e b9nes o
bush year. ST Louis and Kansas city mentioned
soea cash demand for wheat at The former s nf ne "a re
POI account did Chicago The Price III,
Bea that wheat returns are equa,ng h no' included
Ss loads Of No red and loads OF NO NoF,tn % h,
of; al outDors 80 loads Quotations toi 80
ssier snd 75za7e%e b afoat; No Northern Daiuth
S'&e: No Northern Neg-YoTk- fshc. afa 40 req
August "a and No hare Kew -York Tec August 30
~obA-1he Snow report likewise caused i0p ~
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

values. his estimate for crop of 100000 bush
producing liquidation in the last hour.
would have been less disturbing had not the market ruled
steady midday the crowd
it The unexpected break caught number Of stop loss
a
Rallying finally however, with some ap-
Of steadiness 1s9&c decEe, September
huences. small receipts steadier cash market
early wheat strength had most weight
confronting bearish conditions and
a&d in Liverpool prices The Of
1000 bush 10 . do. c / { Buffalo
both local No closed at 65c elevator and g5I5
afoat; No . white and yellow, 70Iac o b afoat -
oATS-Steady to firm first small receipts oats broke
finally with other markets rather weak The
cash trade here 40 900 bush No 63c
No !. Gle No white 11c: 3 track mixed
!Ela1t3c: track white 10TI1c clips tic
RfE-Market easier. No Western G51sc and No 9
Western 65c. both b afoat G2G63c
BARl.EN-Market quiet Feeding, 54c Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
ErRopEAN PRODUCE MARKGr.

Liverpool Aug. 7-Cosing: Wheat-spo No North
ern spring quiet, No California dull. Gs 3led
futures quiet September IS l1'.d. Decem6eT l05sd
Coru-Spot quiet; American, mixed. IS sd futures
quiet September Is ID October IS 1td; January nom
cinc COAST firm &C. FIour-S Louis fancy arm.
OIL Beef-Extra India mess strong. 107s Cd Pork
Prime mess Western. firm. SIS 90. Hams-ShoTt cut.
II to 10 ~ quiet. 59s Cumberland cut. 20 10
quiet rib IL - 10. quiet COS; long
clear mddes light 2s 70 81 10 steady SOS I'd long clear
40 10 steady, 6s short clear backs
ID quiet clear bellies Il l6 10 steady
shoulders-Square. II IL n. steady, ass Lard
Western ticrces 54s Sd American re
fined In pals. 54s Sd. Butter nominal Cheese quiet
American. white AIS Cd American finest colored.
ass Cd Tallow-Prime city steady. 2ss Turpentne-
33s Cd IAnseed oil quiet, 32s Sd. Petroleum
Refined dull. ESD. Rosin-Common firm, As Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossks AND CoRTIANDT STREETS.
cortiaaa. @hs strssi- i've @inSte. later than
snion. shnt s'sn sHcept iS Where S oihes@ise noted
NJ yo1 TO- Pts4E eeo1g eD 1wO car Pttsug
to chicago No coaches hes tc Ritts6nTs c...ns
S A. W. w. Ems f1a Com
FoF sg Dn53s cd d
s F. # 49qsTf F4s PfNSs4TasrA 81 F2H
hour train to chicago. Pullman ConnPartnss,nt' s,nt
15 e1sS6 fIssPlR5 Rh5nf Thq LOUIS Hs'
M a E, = chS9E9 PonF ti Gar Gin
e!nnat St I3qi D1nns Rdns. Car
5sS r. YEN M WfERN sri fa Chicago
I3edo eNeepf s9tgray srE pitts car Pburg and
Sicaeo For Kn0zTie day Via sSsnandoa Valley
fSPHsfI M cEEaSb Sf ffSfana Sp s6'fe4
F7r95S aSD alSTsl'Tf TE i?9
lands 9 s4ee n0S ~ 0 Ga lo co fo nng ca
sn5P l2s{ 12s nng IN GsE 2Io % and an
s 9F and Dining Dining c5 p .,ss2 42' snhag 9.ns
tbiHRs % aI car' los i655 Dining Y s5s $
Dnings Car M iDSr Ca29 IS ning ca 455
soFHER8 S8 ~ 5S s25 AZ, p 1910
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-E1press. s25 a. and o25
1ossA Ah hlSE "A daily is0
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAFEAKE fa nsE fIsaa' oo Il p RAWY75S m H. week
FOR 9Re ob fs Fof2r f24 coor 8 r n da1{ anG
week days and S55 m. daily ,.-.
CITY.-9.55 a and = 90 II u,Sssat
SUNDAYS 755 Through Xestbued Trans; InS P Par
lor Smoking Car Dining Car and S'ahdalo
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m weekdays.
West Twenty-thrd Street Stationl, $50 a m iz0
110 Saturdays only) S. 325. 4 10 45o ana 90
p weekdays Sundays. 7-55 9-25 m. 4S2 p m
from Desbrosses and Corandt Streetsl 33o s1 a
IL 90 20 Saturdays only. 230. 31O $40 ~ oIo'
and T.O0 weekdays. Sundays. $40. s-4o d. Ill.,
515 D.. IT.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o10 (Desbrosses CortIand Streets. 500, 70 o2
S25, S55 o. % Dining Carp, OBS Penna LnitedD ~
0lesbrosses Cortandt Streets, 1920 Dining Car
1885 Dining Carr 11.55 1855 Dining CaGl, iSo
IDning Cd-l 210 Desbrosses and CortlandI
20 255. $25 Dining Car 3S5 425 A q & sDsins 5s
S55 925 M T. night Sundays go si n G,2i,. I2S mo
- 1055 Dining Can m 1255 Dining , Car crS S'
455 Dining Carr 5.55 Dining Car). I5d. s25 500 80
p IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 461 1885, 1884 261 Broadway:
1S2 Fifth Avenue 23d Stl Astor House; West
Twentyhird Station and stations foot OF Des-
brOsses and Cotandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton
Street. 9S broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn: Station Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company VIII call check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania
]. B. HUTCHINSON. ]. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-ts3 80
.1i.30 A. NJ. loo. zoo. +'3.40. 800. 100
T. NJ sI2 Is Mdt.
liberty sDafY. tDatv. sun
day sSunday only tParlor only iVIa Tamaqus-
Offces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor House,
1lS 26 434 1900 1854 Broadway 1S2 9TH Ave- % Union
SQUARE West 1853 East ST West 12Jth St 245
Columbus Ave New York. Court St 344 $50 Fulton
ST Brooklyn; Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage TO
w. G.. BESIsER c. NJ BURT.
Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
COTTON MARKET,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug T-Cotton-Spot. moderate business
prices i-32t higher American Idding fair 51.d COED
iniddlinE iTd; riddlng 25-32d low middllng. 1tl0d
good ordinary. eis1 ordinary 5rlet The sales OF
tion and export Included 8sOO American Receipts
200 bales including 1900 American. Futures oPeuel
steady and closed months firm, distant steady.
American middlng & August 3S-6id sellers; Au-
gust and September 33-6Id4 - Gid buyers September
October q 6sl4 2364d sellers: octoher and No
vember 4 i66iG4 lT-Gid sellers; November and Decem
ber. Is Cad buyers: December and January II 4a
1904 sellers January and February. u Gid buyers
February March, L. SD buyers. March and APRIL
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

sro- ro-ton closed quiet steady, with quotations
.16c higher on the I516c for midding upland
ana 1Gc for rniddling Gulf; sales, 2G bales SouteT
spot markets telsgraphed follows; New
quiet unchanged sac; Mobile nominal ana uncanged
savannah quiet and unchanged at SSsc; winning
fon frn and unchanged Sac Norfolk, quiet and uI
q Baltimore nominal and unchanged
sse Galveston. quiet and unchanged al szci Augusta
ouiet &C lower al s&c Louis Lice lower at SAC
Receipts ports and interior points to-day com
rares uirh he same day iastw week and last year
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
NAVAL STORES

For spirits turpentlne there a steady market. al
though prices a shade RoAin held steady
firm at full but unchanged Tar firm with
prices last quoted and demand good Jobbing
We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine hbls 45ss q
TAR-Pine hbls. 50 81; oil bbls. 81 90
RosIN-Common TO good strained 81 57liGs1 co; ~
81 02l4 F. 81 CO. T. 81 20; c. 81 ~; H. 81 9O l. 50 4O
X 80. NJ 50 40. y. 81 10; W G, 81 10 and W, 81 %
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turlisntne Zo2l Dds
Savannah, Aug 7.-Turpentine firm 44c: receipts 900
bbsi sales 400 exports, 23i Rosin hrrn receipts 25
bbls: sales. 1877 exports, 24l5. We quote: \. b. c.
81 10: D. 81 15 f. 81 90 F. 81 %; c. 81 30; IT, 81 30:
81 80; K. 81 40; NJ 50 30; y, So 80; G. 50 40; W
So %.
Charleston. Aug. 7.Turpentine and rosin unchanged
Wilmington Aug T.-Spirits tur7entine firm. 43c;
81 329
bbs Crude turpentine firm. 81 40 81 30 and 81 co.
ceipts, l04 bbs. Tar firm 81 30: receipts 63 bbls.
London Aug 7-Turpentne- 32s Cd Rosin-
American strained. Is 7led; fine 0s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 7.-Catte-Recepts. $500 head. nclud
ing Texans and 300 Western steady close Good
To nrime Ss6Ss 30: medium, 75mSf 70:
s,eckers and feeders 50 50Gs5 % cows 81 5ods5 rs;
s5 calves 81 I5a$1 & Texas fed steers 81 5ds5 & 90
Western steers $5mST. Hoss-Receipts to-day II 900
head; morrow. 15OO0 left 5000 i0G20e lower
Mixed butchers Sc I5aS7 65 good choice heavy
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
From East Gath St. Station.

Shelter Island. Greenport $50 A. NJ d:2o
Says). (25O Shelter Island Special Fridays only stops
at Riverhead) $50 and $50 p. NJ
Hamptons. Amagunsett and Sag Har
bOr. S.25 NJ O:20 Montauk Special Satys only East
t320 The Harnptons Limited Fri
DAYS. and f3:20 The Hamptons Ex-
press. Westhampton and stations excepting Sag
HarbOr) and 4:50 Z. NJ
Moriches. $50 A NJ. 30 800. 4:4O $50 p NJ
PatchOgue, SayviIIe. IsIip and BayshOre,
SO 1850 \. NJ 1SO. $50 $40 42O. 44O. 5:U $40
Z NJ.
Babylon. s:25 1880 A. NJ. u2:5O satys) 1:30. 1:5o
200 3:2O $50. 4;2O. 40 $50. 500. $50 $40 p NJ
1Inssapeaun n Amity VILE. 1880 A NJ 12:5O
Says). 1.5o $50 $3.50 $40. 4:50 500. $780, $50 P NJ
Wnding River. s:55 a NJ U:30 Satys). 4;3O P. NJ
Port Jefferson. s55. 100 A. NJ u:sO satys). 49,
$50 p. NJ
smithtown, Kings Park, Northport. Cold
Spring. Huntington. S:55. HOO \. NJ u30 Sat'ys)
40. $40 2. NJ
oyster Bay. Glen Cove. Sea Cliff. Roslyn,
1880 a. NJ. $3.50 Wednesday S. Saturday.. 100
$40 40. 40. SD. $50 NJ.
Far ROckawny. EdEemere and Arverne,
$50 1880 1l:l0 $3.50 Satys 120 Q:50 Far Rockaway
only. 2:20 $50 i:0. +:5o. 3d. $50. eco p. NJ
Garden City and Hampstead. 9;2o. 1880 a. NJ.
n:2o satysl 200 20 $50 Garden City only 42o $50.
$50 6:2O. $50 ?. VI.
Annex Boat leaves New York. Pier 13. e. r.
week G2}0. 1-3O PM Satys). SC5. S:a3.
4:05 4:s5. sos t535 and 6:oo except ASatys Running
time - minutes. at--eE
For Schedule of Additional Trains above
points and all other points. timetable al
Ticket Offices. 100 261 and 1893 Broadway % Fifth ave
House I2Jth Chambers ST. station
and 3ith station, F. r. n. Y. and at principal hotels
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug Flour steady Wheat-spring dull;
No Northern, I112c carloads: winter offerings light;
No red 73c bid Corn nominal; No yellow &C. No 3
do 6614c; No corn, &c; No do. 65l2c Oats weak;
No white. 53c; No mixed 49c No 3 do, 47c Canal
freights steady.
Chicago, Aug. THE leading futures rarged fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

Foreign Coffee -Rio-Coffee weak: No
Z Rio 4s55o: exchange l2lsd; receipts, 1000 bags:
cleared for the United States bags: cleared for
Europe 1000 bags; stock 90 600 bags Santos-Conee
DALI
bass; stock. 100000 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market
opened = pfennlg lower: al 2o was net = Qfen-
rig loWeT- sales. 10000 Hayre-C,Offee market
opened "a a. franc lower l. months de
clned = franc. far months unchanged; quiet,
unchanged 70 L franc lower; $50 p m unchanged;
= total sales >. bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. Il.
Liberty Street and South Ferry-tme South
Ferry dve minutes earIer)-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHuNk-z4.OO CT:15 Easton onIy) 9.10 A NJ.
10 4.4O 500 (5.45 Easton Oniy) P. NJ Sundays Is
=. NJ. 100 SO P NJ 49,
NJ. 500 P. NJ sundays: q Is P NJ
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AID BARNEGAT
z4oo. go \ NJ .sl0O I1akexo9d excepted 1S0 $40
ATLANTIC CITY-t9-40 a NJ. si-0O. 70. 40 p. NJ.
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4OO a. NJ. fl 80
LONG BRANCH ASBTRY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50. II so A. NJ. s1-10 245 $50. 555
4.45 so $50 P N Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 90o
PfiILADEIPHIA GREADING TERAuNALa-z.42s
tTN0 $500, 900, 1000. t11O0 A NJ. t12O0 "1 90.
$3.50. t2O0 1900. 400 500. t6Oo 1870. $500 P ".
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-s425 1880. 1880
:1l$o a a. NJ. 100. t'a4O. 500. 100 1925 P NJ.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-IIt0o = ~ IS 90 iltS.Io 1O-o9
Reading PottsyilIs and & &Harrisburs only. 300 P NJ
pier S Atlantic Highlands. Seabrght Monmouth Beach.
and Long Branch. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
A. NJ. 100 200. 3+5. 80. so 500
Ocean ony1 P NJ Sundays. 1000 A. VI. leo.
u.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
(New York Central & Hudson River r. r. Lessee-b
Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue and
42d Street, York. follows:
Boston. $50 P. NJ. $40 2. NJ. 1000 p NJ. 615
a NJ
Boston. f9oo A. NJ, t12-0o noon. 400 P NJ.
p arrive New York. $50 P N. 80 P M.
1000 P NJ. 6.14 a. VI.
New train Maine resorts. via SPRING
field Worcester and Rochester " H. leaves New 1ork
1900 2. NJ. -.
Broadway q Grand Central station
A II. SMITH GEORGE h DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
Same time 1901

COTTON-The bears met with serious reverses at no
below the close Of last night. Inc
opened steady. with prices 70 points higher on
movement. in which the shorts TOOK te
leading part The English market reports we're uelaail
bullish anticipated and there were complaints
western belt receipts
up expectations demand for spot cotton was
more and that the Ne~-1oik STOCK
RAPIDLY dwindling RGmors that august snort
something Of squeeze dc mol serve 10
encourage the bears and to some extent snuateo m
the close Of the first hour the
market eased under profit taking. but toward
midday hardened renewed demand tr1m the shorts VINO
wee afternoon actlNe
Wall street buying commission house solpott
rapidly The feature Ct the Ist was
Arrsf which strong throughout at top Tttch Fhlla-
6elia scot cstton and local shorts were IL ac
session. sep: eier and the
ister months by the conildent peais Dut
rlle he adopted policy q. retreat Inc
general rains over the central ana
easter districts belt and the forecast was regarded
ss favorable crop In the last ten minutes prices
further general buying leu py
Nan Street bulls close steady with prices
net 10 Is points higher. Total sales were estimated IL
$50 Geo bales =. -. ,..., r,ar,,a, to
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
Ocean 5ifamers.
MWRTM GERMAN lAOW!Da
9AM b D WRG. .AMER1GAM L LlNE.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWIN-sCREW EXPRESS SERVICE - ~,
a. Victoria Aug H. 10 AM Columbia Aug 2s 10 M
F. Bismarck; Aug. y. 10 AM 4. victoria SEPT L. 10 AN
Pennsylvania Aug IL, noon Patricia Aug 20 doS0 Si
Moke. Aug. 10 10 AM Blu acher. sept - ~ AM
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
Offices, 30 and 81 Broadway. Piers, Hoboken' n d
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is fol
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

receipts OF oreadstuns at interior points in thousd
last three ciphers 600 omitted Flour bbls, grain bush
New-York tribune., 1902-08-08

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lS 10 a IN. Philadelphia Aug. 81 10
ST. Aug 20 10 st. Paul Sept. B. 10 a.
pED STAR LINE.
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The Pending Elections Its Vital Import
ance.

As the day Of election draws near
the Importance OF the event and its
far-reachiug possibilities are draw
ing with tremendous effect upon the
public conscience. Slowly brt
surely the signs of times point with
unerring finger to the social and
political change. No man can
prophesy the form it may assume.
Some who are alive 10 the vital
force and natural laws that govern
the destiny of men and nations un-
derstand the nature and spirit of
the coming change so near at hand.
They also know that the result of
the election will be a great factor
in giving shape and form TO the tu-
ture policies that will govern our
affairs. They believe as we'll as a
vast majority of the American peo-'
pie do, that the time has come when
the people and not the Trusts shall
govern the affairs of the nation.
They know that the power of these
soulless combinations has been ac-
quired by ard through the policies
OF the Republican party, aud now
having grown t" such colossal pro-
portions, defy the government and
spurn the party and power that
gave them birth. They also know
that the machinery of the Republi-
can party has been the instrument
OF giving US government of the
Trusts, for the Trusts and by the
Trusts. The importance of a po-
litical change is manifest to all who
think, and read, and understand.
And the importance of this change
is so apparent that few will remain
at home OIL election day. 1t is the
solemn duty of every voter to
register his disapproval at the ballot
box on election day. ~ disapproval
that will say to organized greed,
Mankind has created wealth and
Humanity shall control it."