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New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
orHrn MARkErs-nY rELEGRApH.

Chicago Aug 6-CattIe- Receipts, 1900 head inegd
ing 500 Texans and Westerns; active and steay
good 90 prime steers SSaSS 90 medium 81 '9r
s. 10 stGckers and feeders 81 50S5 -; o0d$6
eifers 81 81 J01S2 80: bulls. 81 1l$S
calves 81 500$7: Texas 81 25a$5 30: Western
morrow 20 600 left 5000 steady: close easy; mixed
ana butchers 1887 80 good choice heavy $ dua
81 S2i; So 75QST 10 light So I1a$I CO. hl
Of sales 81 25aST So Sheep and IamhsReceipts $4,000
head sheep steady steady good 10 choice wethes
So 50a$4 ar 70 mixed s. 50d$3 60 native lambs
Cincinnati Aug 6-HoEs dull lower So 75a$7 81
steady s. 234$7 sheep steady 81 -oeS- 90 aos
Kansas City Aug 6-Catle-Recepts. 9soo natives
natives Corn cattle active and steady to loc higher
quarantine firm: and heifers steady sockeIs aHd
feeders weak choice export and dressed oeei
steers 50: good. s. o@$I 70 ana
feeders So 25aS5 80: Western fed steers 81 "0QS e.
So; native cows 81 5OQs3 native heers S5lSo - can
nes 81 5OdS2 so bulls So 65aS3 70; calves - 25S %
Hoys-ReceIpts head; market steady 70 &C IEnel
closed strong top s. 62lz bulk or saie5 . S1S ~
prime S71ST 25 good So 50a$6 IS Hogs slow; prime
heavies 81 S5GS7 90; mediums 81 IdqS' so heaNy YORK
ers and light s. 70d$7 ~ pigs 81 oI4SI %
Sc eGS7 % sheep slow best wethers - lS4 80; culIs
and common I06S2: choice lambs - -59$' 90 veal
East Buffalo. Aug 6-Cattle-Receirts light; market
unchanged Veals steady SjGS7 so calves So 504
81 Hogs-Receipts 24o0 head fairly active. S4doc
higher and Workers; others ste9dy neavy: - 90
s. sdS7 50 pigs 81 T3a$7 roughs $6 50aS6 So stags
s. 1886 -. Sheep and lamhs-ReceiptS, LOU head:
lambs slow lower: steady; lambs 81 21S5 30:
yesrlngs I51$a $lnSi 25. sheep - 29lS4 90
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

erber 6sasc December 6Gc: Manitoba No Northern.
cash 72'sc No Northern 1@so oatS-Septea5er. 3lc
milwaukee, Aug 6-Wheat steady. Close: No I North
ern 7Sr. No , Northern. 77c; September. ts7sc Rye
lower: l. 50G---- Barley dull. No 65c. sample 81
65c. Corn-Septeyuber. SIC
Minneapolis Aux 6.--Wheat-Septenber. 63.sc: De-
6514c; track No hard toc 40 NoTtaeIn;; ;
Northern. Flour-Fl-st patents. SS SOV
81 40 second patents So 6GaS3 10: clears S3GS3 10:
second clears So 80 Bran. i bulk, lower at $l1 80.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 6.--Wheat steady; contract grade.
August T2s4d73c dull VI yellow, track. IS q
and higher. No : white clipped. 6Sc.
Butter rm. PRINTS higher extra Western creamery
&c. EGGS steady fresh nearby
2Oc. OF. Western. 2O'z" loss on 10 SouthVerIl
1Sd19C of. Southern. l3d l6c. loss on Cheese
stead New-York full creams prime. small. 1oq10isc
do fair to good plsd9ac ReceptSFlour 200 bbs and
bush 1000 bush. Shipments-Wheat, @SuoV bush
corn. 400 bush: oats 5000 bush
ST Louis Aug Close: WhAat-No . red cash
6s9kc. September 64s G64Ac. December. 66l2c: No :
hard. 65d69c. Corn-No cash. - 'eh5Sc, September
47@47iic: December. 36Ac Oats-No cash. 2sc: sep
tember. pose: No white. +oc
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeN-York August @. 1907.
REEvE2s-Receipts 123 cars, 1881 head. in
clndins 50 cars slaughterers and - the mar
with he stale stock 30 sale. OF
vb7 25 al Jersey City and IA Sxtieth-st Steers on
Igbt sunnlies held up steady grades but buyers
We're rather Indifferent purchasers Of and medium
cattle and the yards quite Bulls and
cows were lO5c off for choice stock Poor to
extra sold 81 l2zgSs % 100 10 oxen and
al 25GS6; bulls 81 50G$4 81 71G
81 20 Dressed quiet sGl22c per 10 inferior
Cables unchanged. Shipments to-
day Included $40 OF beef Celtic 10 Liver
pool and 200 quarters in the Philadelphia Southamp-
ton exports OF cattle sheep refrigerator beef to-
=.
average 81 80 per ~ II steers 1928 Io at
So 10: Is Virginia do 81 do 1866 10 at
$6 do i125 10. IS 4O do 1880 ~ s5 &c % do
933 10 S. do 1860 b. 81 75 Western do i0I
n. at 81 I2 g Kentucky DO 945 10 s 5o - diit @
H. at S4 . do $40 rb So 25 / cow 1900 10. S4 80
Sanders 10 Buffalo steers. lilo 10 Sc 80; 20 DO
n. 50 65; % Virginia So STA; 20
DO 1872 n. Sd So do 1857 10 s5 % . Maryland
l4c9 n at So bulls 1889 n at s. 80: do IosS g 10 10
23 cows, 991 H. 50 80; "a do 9G6 10 S3 GO: DO
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

wheat here the first hour Announcement was made
that report figures would given out
Monday afternoon This will probably the usual
effect of checking business, although pretty
well satisfied that its deductions will be
Chicago had 367 of wheat expected
Thursday Included in the export Ney-Yorz
were loads spring wheat, = loads Northern
and loads No hard Ouports were IS loads
Quotations Of cash wheat. afoat
lows: No red. 154c elevator and T6Is dT7kc q b
aloat; No Northern Duluth. S0iGc: No Northern New
York. soc. and No 2 red Nev-York 7Ti4c all prompt:
No red Nev-Iork, T69sc August %. and No 2 hard
Ne-Tork, 161sc August 50. CORN-Anoher
was made on September corn yesterday.
sidrab success for prices broke 5c short selling
and ilquidation From this there lat
ernC and the market unsettled a, I5G1Ic net
decline Its only support during session was from
shorts who had good profits made yesterday.
Nt5tthei Coildtons ana drop Of sd
invited much of the selling. entirely Offset the in
ilaence or small arrivals Chicago. These
Il cars with % expected THURSDAY
otlpIs We're 10000 bushels compared bush
es 4ast year The export trade consisted
ana 10 ioads at outports No corn closed at 6SsC
elevator and Sac afoat: No > white TOc and
- = ESelo"' 'oc 0 b afoat.--... OATS-While
lheI CHahge occurred in cash
tl.e ana very steady sales reaching bushels on
go, aE.oul pptlonS West all day by
shel receipts and light An effort is being
mere 10 revive option meeting
oeeI called for that purpose FRIDAY afternoon:
oats c'sed at G4c: No ;. 63c: white Tic: No
"nalle tuC: track mixed 64c: track white, 65d71c
80 80 "nlte clips Tie. steady;
i " Mtestern. o62c. and No . Western SIC o h
ieeolhg was quoted 54c / f Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
NPNRTS TO-nAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New August s. 1e1S
CoFFEE-To-dsys coffee market during 5000 part o.
,bs session was nervous and active. with huctoatos
S-eg1ert and irregular. Early was about as eN
-ecfe5 and exerted little influence HaVre was GSt
srs ns- unchaneed Hamburg 3%a& pfG net lower Nal
me Brazilian markets both declinedSarJos 100 reis a
Il s-3o5 primary receipts at irerio1 poln's LIi
sfouf as looked for being 10000 bags
psred with 5000 last year. Receipts at ne ,
--ts were - 900 bags against 5000 toT the tale
last year Included in the early figures 81 os 400 ms
re-e cesrauces from Rio for New-Orlears OF oVe Ls'
Sarehouse deliveries Of 1920 and Nev1ork arTly
81 IOT local market opened Ste1dS anu
1lnobanged 10 points lower Early trading vas EeEy
csI amounting 10 hut eVo uass' -.
however. and neca-ile nj
sr-ive under free purchasing OF Novenlber. ADVANCING
a-SCa cnyicr 540c the urst SAFE 70 $50
T.;e- advances were scored N august
October and Nav all options reacaiug point
some Is points the final quo'atlo'1s o1
during the early afternoon Iefeceo
erafle strength bull clique buying Just
supplies on the tnaIAet IN w
Tr1a due II said. Offering OF hedges agalSt pos
cbsess iron, Brazil the market lost its carry az
vance finally closing net unchanged Tor Noyellos.
"a 4 roints lower other options MAKING a 1ecle
ron the high point the day Of 70 points N me-
Total sales were 655p3 bags me sget
TnarEet was quiet and barely steady Win % f
ornInalt unchanged the basis c. 5t490+c tof I'o
=. 49,. ,..,l day
TraS as
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug % Ga7oS6S5 d 3: N9F55 s
Futures quiet september IS 1l9d Dscem9sr 5s 1oa.d
mixed oio5er en5St IS ia fPsaes Peas
Sanadlan 1uie IS SID. Four-st Louis fancy winter
Reef-ExtTa @ Indla mess strong. los 50 PorL-Prime
+,a.. Hams-Short o
n quet 59s Bacon quiet: Cur1herand cut 70 to 30 10.
SOS; short rib 10 to "a n 6oS Ts e be Sqe asqS
SIS 81 short clear backs is 70 20 10 ass Cd clear bellies
- - ie ~ Sbouiers-SGUare. IL TO l3 n steady
AS Sd Lard steady; prime Western In srces 5is ca
Cheese steady American hnest white Ss american hnest
aas "a finseed oil quiet Sd Pero-
leunrnGReddned dull 6Sd. Rosin-Common firm. Is 3D.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot COTTON
easier. sales 5000 bales speculation ana e&lcd'
American 1000: receipts 10000 American % oVo
dlng futures opened quet i-'f1
closed quiet steady point net higher 10 q
lover AUgust-Septeao s<Sp
her-lctober November. ; i5s
sIIlzb: Decenber-January Janua ryf ebrary aiio
Juary-Aisrch 4.lOs; March-Apr. 4.loo 'aaii0'
Yarns Gull cloths quiet. -, - -o.e5 for
FLOUR AND aiEAI-NodeTate inquiry was no'eo ,be
top grades aour special denlane oS4 %.
early weakness in wheat Spring pa.ss 81 7GelS3;
straghs. So 5oGS3 20; winter 9sss *:
extra 80 winter 50 I0aS3 90 no grace sLoeSzt -
and 10 arrive. RYE FLOUR-ouiet AN -
roos 50 25QS3 20: choice fancy - Soyso V,
COEe-MEAL-Stesdy. Quoted: Kiln ofled - 80
to BAG NEAI-ouiet Si9teu- riqs VEET
ard yellow 5G9Sl 65: coarse. 81 SOGS q
steadIer Quoted Spring spot sIo So4
s5MSi7 %: spring brIl OGIn e.
spring bran rniddling. S2lC-2e: coarse WINTER OF AT
so: ctv bar SIS Od$l9 linseed oileake SZa corn OIL
oake s2s; honiny chop. S25 otlreal SZsZi ~, .,,
professional market an Gay
wheat The crowd short early IN tne stssioi
causing weakness rallied prices IN tne las
sq &c under previous close September az an
nbouf 4c I'd from loa point Crop news sna tle main
features OF interest again beariEh Dot
picked IN lot OF the break furnishing an IN
In ali, % iosos we're Laiel
outports Primary receipts while saIeF tah
year million bushels SeaOosiu clsal
moderate. Both weather map
justified the spring Nhtat OUT
told Of less iaNoraoie "tai ~
Jnesnd holding prices steady there, but mentioned
poiats the day feresn hoafee soio
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMOR
a - -

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-fs 80
1000 'I1SO a. NJ. '1OO. 200. t'S.40. 900. 100
2. NJ 80 Is Mdt.
zFroni Liberty Street only. 'Day. +Day except Sun
day. SUNDAY only tParlor only. ivia Tanaqua
Saturdays.
Ofaces Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry Astor Houss
fi3. 1870 1884 Broadway. IS2 Union
S1Iare West I5S ST. 273 West 12Sth ST. pas
Columbus Ave York; 4 Court St 344 $50 Fulton
Br0oklyu: rs Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG lew vo-<
FOR and checks baggage destination
". G BESLER c NJ
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
&

STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossLs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
yThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
ihot given below for Tv,enty-thIrd street
We fRr Mhmted 5 o B" Par
Cars SeSo Ne% 1SFE % c6acb g Ps6ufg Sleeping Car Ps0uFs
" " ASs! EAsT a3d FaaH PfT9la7d Com
partInenf Sleeping Dining Smoking and OBSERVATION
1adianapol!s LSuts2ilie. s.. Louis -
hour train to chicago. P1il45aa @ Compartment,
5ISsp3g Pig Bnng @ and @ Bst 5215fns sar
For Toledo Nashville Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
P r. s chfE2 Io2s T sqs PiHF Pbars
ftnnat @ T IRai1paP2 houisye St. Louis Dtnns Rdss SaF
o.55 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chicago. For
z P sD Ne PacFfc ae1HFpsy EF P'RS rsourg and
s2 Sr p " GIEyELAYD AND CT c1NCNN?ATd C13s?SAa EN
.wAssHINGToN AND THE SOUTH, c,-,-
Iandt ss5s 2o5 (inn@ Car loss dining Car Carr
and5 stresfs rs 29ns a@ g. F c6nggss6n9T G LIN
cs 55 2f inns Se5s Car s25 SD r 12io night sunday
n5g a = ca, Pnn II 8 Car 10 81 DniE crs an a. Parior and
Dining Cars). % Dining Car, % Dining Can. 400
soTHEF III 3 NJ z55H sas p 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. o-25 a. m and o-2'
sF:ABoARD AIR LINE and Metro fS %
politan Limited 1913 m daily. Express i--i0
NoRFoLT AND WESTERN, RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAFEAKE Z OHIO . RX1LwAY.-7.55 a. week
FOR OLD 2 PoiSr II co coMFoRT r dar5g aad NoRFoLn-755
week-davs and $50 p. daily ,.-z
ATLANTIC CITY--9.55 and ~ = m week 49,
PaTlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Iar
I9r Smoking Car Cars, Dining Car and standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-12 ~ n m. weekdays
For points New and Long Branch Railroad ~ %
West Twenty-third Street Stationl. $50 a m
11O (Saturdavs onIyl 225. 90 3-e5 10 400 ana oS
p. m weekdays SUNDAYS T-55- O. 25 a m, 30 p N
Ifrom Desbrosses and Cortland Streets $50 9U d
II 20 20 Saturdays only) 230. SO 40 -. ~
and 40" D. weekdays Sundays SD s-+o d iH'
FOR pHILADELPHIA.
q JO fDestrosses and Co-tlaDdt streets 6p
8 -. s55 o - Dining Carr Limited. 100
t'esbrosses Cortlardt Streets. 1920 Dining Csr
1055 Dining Carr 11-55 Il. 1885 Dining carr I,o
Dining C1-) 2.10 Desbrnsses and Cortlandt StesIs
20l. 255. % Dining Carr. 2-i5 I25. 42a 1DtnirS
Car). AS Dining Carr. , - Dining carr Ia5. SO
So5, 90 q n. 1910 night. Sundays. $40 100 no
coaches). S25 S55. 25 Dining Carr 935 III
Sa5 1O55 Dining Carr a 1255 DINING carl I-,'
Dining Carr. 25 Dining Carr 35J AZ tJinng q - -
455 Dning Can! sos Dining carr. 755 % 500 80
M. 10 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46l 1851 26t Broadway
1S2 Fifth Avenue below 22d stu Asor House west
Twentythird Street Station and stations foot OF es
Street. 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Brooklyn: Station. City The New York Transfer
Company will cali baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cah S~.vfce.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. = r WOOp.
General Mana General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

ADVERTISEMENTS ano subscriptions ;or The Tribune
~ received their Uptown -flce.
NO 1864 BROADWAY.
Between 96th and 37th SITS. until o'clock ,. N.
Advertisements received the following branch
os1ces at regular until O'Clock D
.s.l Sth-avc., 23d-st-. 15:; 6th-ave..
I2th-st.: 92 East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st.- be-
tween 7th ard sth aves; 263 West 125th-st: 1,;'3S
sd-nve.. between 10th and nth 1,026 Sd-aye,
near 61st-st ,TOS 1st ave, near S9th-st 157 East
125th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave.i $50 3d-uye.,
41st-st. 554 3d-ave.; 210 Bleecker-st.; 325
RIeecker-st. Brooklyn. N Ys-2I6 COurt-st.G
2I5 Smith-st.; 1.OOi Gates-avc- Newark. y. J.
-794 Broad-st. Also al A. D. T Offices
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
contract prices in the local market to-day

pot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
.b bas OF ssc for middlng upland and 94sc Tor mid
sJ- cuff sales 23e Southern spot markets
ere teegraphed follows NeV7orleans quiet ana easy
7rrba-9e6 ~ SIC: Mobile nominal no demand, &c
1ove~ al s2sc Savannah quiet, UNCHANGED, az o9sc'
Wilmington firm. unchanged. at sac Norfolk Seaoy uI
charged al l-l6c- Baltimore nominal unchanged az
e5c. Augusta nominal unchanged, at ssci ST Louis du
unchanged at 6 13-l6c- -
Receipts ports and interior points TO-DAY CON-
rsred with the same day week and last year. .
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
so1-rHERN corroX MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 6. D m;ICotton-Spot Moderate @ axe
business American middlng sd. Inc sles ol tne gay
and eynor and included 7OOO bales American Receipts
10 600 'haa Including 400 bales American Futures
ened and 81 osed gu and steady American iddltnf
~ n - iTr1st : 33- -G4d sellers August and September.
30 64d buyers; September and October 2O64d sellers
October November, l4-64d sellers; NoVeI9e[ ana
arv 10-t,td sellers: January and February 4 lO-6it
sa-s Eabrnar and Marcn. 064d sellers March and
AprfI4 4
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine is stead but qiet
rioes nr Demand is good Tar IS firm and unchanged
"sPPfRfTs TI-RPENTINE-ou and machine bhs, 4s"
46lzc -, ,L,. ., n
ROSIN-Conlmon good strained 81 >! 5eaSI oe, ~ ~
{, COL = 81 65 f 30: 6. 81 %: H. 81 80. l. s. +o
= g <g NJ So a. n So 10 G, 81 10 and W W 81 25
STOCK ON HAND.
po-t, ...........-..... ............ S.l43 bbs
inDsIi, bbs
I'M so,ii'S LUZ 1,791 bbs
y,-t'rtnrtor Aug 6-sprts tmpentne steady. 43c re
CENTS i0 casks Rosin steady 81 1odS1 Is: receipts i26
firm, 81 10 81 30 and s. TO- re-
ceipts l8l bbs Tar firm. 81 5oi receipts 50 b6is
London. Aug. g an IN o ri Us "u hoSi
savannah Aug 6-TuTpentine firm. - Ae bid receipts
, 5So Ttir. sales 2JS bbls exports 1850 bbs Rosin
rm: receipts 1862 bbls; sales sat hbs; exports 222
G. 81 80: h 81 60: 81 80; H. 81 a. NJ 81 80; ~ 50 3o
"cbaTeston NJ % @ Aug 6-Turpentine rosn unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-ltims from South
Ferry nve minutes earlIerj-
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNE@-z4-OO t3:15 East0n CnIy) 9.10 A N
20 40. 800 t5+5 E4ston 0ny) P NJ Sundays. "a IS
a. NJ. Loo $50 P NJ
NJ. 500 P. NJ sundays. z425 P N.
LAkEW GOD. TOMS RIVER ASD BARNEGAT
zioo 2 40 4 NJ ,sl0o I1ahsyyo9d excepted 1so $40
AYIANTIC CIEO-T9-iO \ NJ. sLOO. 1910 P. NJ.
YTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4OO A NJ IL 50
p "
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z40O. $50. 11S0 A NJ. 81 TO- PAS $50, 8 So
445 $50 $50 P = Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 9o1
PIIILADELP{tIA eREADING TERMINALa-z.4-25 D.
ZOO. $500. 300. 1000. t11.0o A NJ. t12O0. siOO
$3.50. ZOO 1890. '40o SOC. 1900 1870. $500 P NJ.
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425, 1s3n. .f0so
s11.3O A. NJ. 100 t'340. 800. 100 70 IS P. N
REtDING. HARRISBURG. POTTsyTLLE AND
WILLIAMSPORF-tI4 400 "a 25 IS 90. +9-1O 1900.
100 A. NJ. Reading only1. Sl-00 l2e. 300 P. NJ
Rsadiag Po,tsviIs an Harrisburg only = 90 P. "
Pier Atlantic Highlands. Ssabrght Monmouth Beach
and Long Branch. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
90O 1000. 11-OO a NJ. LOO ZOO g. 45. 80. $40 500
Ocean Grove ou.y) P NJ Sundays. 1870 y ". Toe.
400 SEQ P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

COTTOH-A slight net gain was scored by ne oa-iS s
cotton market. despite tame speoo!aoE 11
feeling generally on isFolaDte
<~o1 The market opened steaoy WIN
r5a ir-rbauEe5 point higher. and ioI me Test UL
- o-rirg and during early afternoon was sluploE
All aT5 6eIoid Of interesting The Engish MAJ
r~atter-of-faCt. and there was very me
from crop except
influence prevailing opinions
map light showers east OF te MS
indicated more OF less genera
and to-TuOrroN IN the pelt talsI4 ZEN
extensive areas OF me Hesl
receiuts rather Disappointing ana lle SloS
features Nevertne4ess - az
other bulls again conspicuous as puH-
ers Of October December and January otios ana aI
be preparing generally hlgher
iThe commission RUE sold the distant lo.s
curing the early part of The session. Europe ana me
south bought n small Yes speculation dld hot
broaden ont satisfactorily; in fact, the puolc scenes
-rie 70 make up mind which sloe 70 take ana
further developments The
oTr-rv Toward Close the shorts became nervous
support needed 10 SEND prices
m Quite SHARPLY January reaching 1880. while August
I5--le5 m 70 2Ic. close very steacy. with
irss er 2a points higher Total sales were estimated
100 fv9 bales bought On the late
Teports that. after all the August shorts
rV- 76 themselves undesirable position. and That
holding actual cotton IN New
vo- fer much higher prices II said that splnneTs
need OF supplies. and that south
rn r-s viii shorty have buy largely in southern
rsrets 10 piece until cotton can be depended
LSoS- ,..--
W. IS follows
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo: Aug e-Four in good demand and steady tea
winter steady: No . red. T3c Corn quiet and barely
steady No : yellow, sc. No do 663tc: No corn soc
6jlsC. weak. No white. old. 6oi3c No d:
do soc: No mixed 57lzc: No do. sc Rye-No =.
sac. Canal freights steady.
Chicago, Aug 6-The leading futures ranged fol
lows:
Wheat No. .: Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
September .--- 6S y a6s7s 1sq6914 6Sl2Q6s2s ~
May 7o9s a96&s 7ozs@Si 7oAa76&s 7o4sq70.s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

Foreign coffee markets Foc0fse nsEkl o 6ae so
r7 ~ the United States. 1900 bags: cleared Ios
4-To7e 600 bags; stock. $4,000 bags - -
e. esssy- good average Santos, +S5O0; receipts @O1
3,sre. stock So bags. Hsmourg-CoIiee lel
2:30 Q m L Giz pig lower; saes
e oo baEs Eavre-Cofee market opened quiet aae IN
Il n unchanged. qGleI ana IN
.--.. n uncEanged: total sales, -seo. Gags
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND


HOSION AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
(New York Central & Hudson River P. R. Lessee)
Trains leave Grand Central Station Fourth and
42d Street New York. follows:
1900 A NJ. t12:00 noon. S4.C0 p NJ sII:OO p NJ
arrive Boston, $50 P n. $40 P. NJ. 1000 P. NJ. Sis
NJ.
Leave Boston. 1900 4 NJ 1920 noon 900 P. II.
'l10o P VI arrive New York. $50 P. NJ. 5:40 P. NJ
1000 P II. 6:f4 a.
New trair for Portland Maine Spring
field Worcester and Rochester N H. leaves Ne-Yorz
York Central ticket Offices AIS and 12la
Broadway and at Grand Central Station
A. n SMITH ~ GEORCE H DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
proposals,

Dcopos1Is.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST
Il Iron Water Pipes and Specials Once OF
nssioners D. g. Washington, D Q, July 80. 1902
sealed proposals will be received at this office until twelve
o'clock noon September 1902 furnishing thirty
irch thry-sx foryeght inch cast-iron water
pipe specials Specifications and blank forms of
posa mi be obtained this office. HENRY 3 ?. MAO
FARLAND JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners, D ..
7 s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
- ing New York. Aug. l. 19o2-Sealed proposals
fo- dredging in ButtermiIk Channel and in Gowanus
Creek y Harbor will be received at this office until
10 osocA noon Sept g. and then publicly opened
Information on application W. l. MARSHALL Major.
Engrs
OFFICE WASHINGTON AQCEDUCI,
~ Washington n c. August > 19O2.-The opening Of
bids for Washington Filtration Plant is postponed until
further notice. \. NJ MILLER II COL Ensrs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

Receipts OF breadstus interior points, in thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted -four bhs grain bush as
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
n, RELIEVING THE BANKS.
Reserve Against Government Deposits
to Be No Longer Required.


New York, Oct. 1.-Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw has issued state.
ment in which he says that the banks
hereafter will not be required to carry
a reserve against government deposits
secured by government bonds. This
will make available at once over $780,
100000.
Secretary Shaw declined to discuss
the financial situation further than to
say that the treasury would cooperate
as far as possible with the banks, both
East and West, in their efforts to sup.
ply the necessary credit to do the I'M
precedented amount of business that
is taxing railroads and steamship lines.
as well as banks, to the utmost.
Mr.. Shaw said he had never seen any
good reason why banks holding a gov
eminent deposit secured by govern
ment bonds should be required to carry
a reserve against it. First, it is de-
post not likely to be called in time
of stringency, and, second, If called,
the collateral will always sell for cash
and in excess of the deposit. He has.
since he took control of the treasury.
contemplated relieving the banks Of
this burden.
The comptroller of the currency
agrees with the secretary, and there
fore it is announced that hereafter
banks will not be required to carry a
reserve against government deposits
secured by government bonds.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
ANeLo-AMERIcAN BOUGHT UP
Swift Packing Company Announces the
Purchase.


Chicago, Oct. 1.-Official an
nouncement has been made of the pur-
chase of the Anglo-American Provision
company by the Swifts. 1t is not
known just what price was paid for
the property, but it is understood to
have been about 100000.
1t had been understood that Swift &
Co., as corporation, were to acquire
the Anglo-America, but Louis F. Swift
stated that the property had been pur-
chased by himself and Gustavus F.
Swift. A new company, with l.. F.
Swift as president, will be formed to
hold the property of the big English
concern, which the Fowlers founded SO
many years ago and which has been
such a factor in the English beef trade.
Swift & Co.'s shares on the Chicago
Stock Exchange readily responded to
the news OF the consummation of the
project, which is taken as forerunner
of the big packers combination, that,
it is thought. will be affected when the
stringency in the New York money
market is materially relieved.
The shares, on few sales, advanced
10 points over the closing figure of
Saturday ard sold at 100, although
there were subsequent quotations sew
eral points lower.