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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24
Pajamss and Underwear.

Outing Pajamas. in neat stripes, best washable Outing, sold for $1.25 per suit. Realisation sale price, per suit, s9c.
 Heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, sold for soc each. Reali- sation sale price, each, 3ec.
 All-wool camel's hair Shirts, sold for s1.25 each. Realisation sale price, each, 65c.
 Natural wool Shirts and Draw CTS, heavy weight, sold for $1.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, 85c.
 Heavy all-wocl Shirts and Drawers, in brown, sold for $2.00 per garment. Realisation sale price, each, 1.5o.
 Medium weight all-wool Shirts and Drawers, in natural color, sold for $2.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, 1.50.
 All-wool Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers, medicated, sold for $1.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, 69c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24
Dress Shirts.

Better quality Colored Dress Shirts, cuffs to match, all new styles, new figures, in black and white, also colored figures and stripes, cuffs attached or detached, sold for $1.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, Toe.
 Manhattan Colored Dress Shirts reduced as follows:
 $1.50 quality-Realisati sale price 1.15.
 $2.00 quality-Realisatio sale price 1.38.
 $2.50 quality-Realisation sale price 1.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24
s LOVENAN 5:" $ s : LOVEMAN $$!:: s !$E.
 JOSEPH & LOEB JOSEPH & LOEB
The Realisation Sale Draws to a Cl


   25percen than usua In the Department
  Many of Robes suitable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24
Suspenders

Best Lisle Web Suspenders, kid ends, sold for soc. Realisation sale price 35c.
 Lisle Web Suspenders, kid ends, sold for 25c. Realisation sale price, per pair, 15c.
 Heavy elastic Web Suspenders, best quality brass buckles, leather and cloth ends, sold for 35c per pair. Realisation sale price, per pair, 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

The Aoe-teraId will give to all new subscribers on rural routes, . rural mall box, free of charge, with ysars subscription.
 For particulars. address The Age. Herald or zee carrier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24
PIG BITES CHORUS GIRL.
Animal Became Angry Because One of
 the Supers Tweaked It's Tail.

New York January 23-Miss Julia Mar tin, chorus girl, was bitten by pig last Thursday on the right arm and blood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

If your stomach is disordered, bowels irregular and you don't feel well, you need Prickly Ash Bitters. It is very effec- tive in removing this condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En, graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

Smoke Cortez for men of brains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

the injection of the germicide this morn ing.
 DUEL FOUGHT ON STREET. Unknown men Fire at Each Other In
 New York City. New York, January 23.-To unknown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-24

FREE! FREE FREE!
 Rural mail boxes given free with each yearly sub scription to The Age. Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

81 70. re- cor IS 5oaS2i so % arrive RYE FLOUR
S 1913 IS coRNMrSL suli Quoted: Knn ar,.d
g 2o9ss 81 70 brand BAG NEAL STEADY Quoted
2 sr. s0' 81 sEns hsn spG5 ssgsls 70 S sYa
50 heany chop So = bulk So % sacks 10 arrive oil
GEALN-wHEAT-Af,sr Glow trade al Gay, The
nest market closed euh and rarely steady AZ -qsc
net decline There Effort made by bull traders
70 strenEthen TIE market Of rain in the North
TIA, exporters showed % little Interest IN the
market Throughout the forenoon fairly steady condi-
close q the high point but bears
more than TIE usual confidence. and declines resulted
snoee by indifference markets
on WEDNESDAY. small cearsnoes and decline OF 1890
points n fars markets English quotations we're partly
&C I'd higher on futures ATTENDED b reports Of further
DO III ely'g b1shels last year Including only -
cars IN the Northwest. against % last II
The day IN cash circles IN fact exceptionally dun
prices showing slight decline with futures The Price
With the q, moderate volume Quotations OF
essh wheat ahoat basis. follows; No
Duluth e4Asc ocobcr 10 2o No : hard chicago. sake
cooler vresthe- West Win To.bi, Iivl; erots IN So-th
Dakota and Minnesota. there Of shorts in
the market firm ell day notwithstanding irregularity
IN wheat Besides commission house buying. some q
ne interests That sold out wednesday we're trying %
set back their lines While IN the immediate corn belt
ne mesJner vas moderate and clear severe drops N
feratre al through the Northwest led 70 fears that
cold weather might develop before the HOLIDAYS were
tanned but maturing progress English
markets closed unchanged. Receipts were somewhat
smaller. amounting only n No closed
at 59ae elevator and 80 &C ahost: No white, eoc
ket at the west ali 3av ioesiv cash trade hovever
oats closed 3s1zc. 3zisc: No white. &c: No
zl&c. RTE-Aiarket hra. No 2 western s2c { Q =
anost: s,ste ana Jersey ne seaS7e BARLEY-MaTlSet
Sc. both c { Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

Ing with the carried from Yesterday total
q is's be sold-15 Jersey City and Sis a.
Sixtieths sheep firm Ter top grades and steady
for others genera sales q lambs we're az an advance
from yesterday Of about 15c 100 10 The pens were
quite cleared sheep sold - SOC 50 50 100 10
lambs q s. cog 50 as uls at $50 = se Canada lambs a.
lambs sGf1c.
sales-Newton & Co: si2 West virginia "a n
So 4O els Do Il 10 at So 40 1s9 do y ~ at s. iO
Kentucky eulls. iS n. AZ 81 Kentucky sheep il5 H.
at g 10.
Tobin 3 shannon: 20 Buffalo lambs. 81 n s. as:
lucky sheep. es n. at So 10
Kerns Commission Co: 154 Indiana lambs sS -.
81 CO. - state DO. IS 10 So 3: state cus c. n
II wilkerson: 1856 Kentucky lambs - Sc 12is
"a Kentucky sheep. rs n a. s. 90 bucks. go 10.
D. Harrington. .os state lambs. Il n t>ss; III
] H Hume & Bro: 30 state lambs Sc y at IS; lo5
DO = 70 at IS 40 do % n. al s. 30 sheep % p
~
Harrington & CO. 1876 Canada lsrbs. 50 ID at s. G5.
II. II. Hollis: 30 lambs. 81 n. a. Sc. -
HOGS-Recsipts were Il cars. ~ 800 hesd ABOUT -
az s6 1885 80 per 100 10 according 20 weight.
Sales-Andrew Mullen: - state hogs lS5 10 average
sS q i0o 10 rouShs. go n at - % stag 90
70 at 50 so. yesterday, hogs. 205 n SO 10
06 10 Sc 40 Is do. 14s 10 at So 50. DO 20 n at
n II Horis date yesterday: 80 state hogs. les n
s. s. &. g 80 r0psh' sos 70 at 50 49, stag 80 n at
J. H Hume & Bro Oate yesterday: s3 State hogs
n. 50 Is % DO 234 10 Sc 10. roughs 2s5 70
s. =: I do 80 n. s. 10
s Judd Co date yestsrdayl: 20 state hogs lag 10
Sc % Pennsylvania DO 143 n. So % roughs
212 10 az s. % stas 10 ~ al s. 30; do go 10
Tobln & shann7n date yesterday; state hogs. 1s5
-. Sc 20, 60 TO- 2IS n. 81 Is. roushs 3 b al
s. .. do. $50 n. s. %, stag. 20 10 al - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL; sept 3-Closing-wHEAT-sp No red
western winter new steady, Sc Bid: 10 Northern
Sp[i1g si[oas es loi futures steady September 6
can mixed steady, steady Septeuber
IS 6zd; October. 4s 6l2d. PEAS-Canadian steady 81
e-zl. FIJl R-St Louis fancy winter quiet Sc 90
HQPS-At LONDON Pacific Coast. firm f6Gf6 los BEEF
Dull: extra India mess. 62s 81 PORK-puIi. prime
mess Western los, HAMs-Short cut IA to 10 10 dull
9Ss ID BACON-Steady Cumberland cut. rs to 80 70
64s: short rib. 16 - n Sd long clear rnfddles
light IS TO 81 10 62: long mddes heavy IS 10 40
70 Bis short clear backs 16 Cd bellies
- TO 10 10; 54s. SHOULDEFsS-Square, IL ID 10
quiet jos. LARD-Firm, prime Western terces. 4Os
60; American refined in pals. Ais 81. BUTTER-Non-
inaL CHEESE-Strong; American finest white. SOS: do
colored, 52s- TALLOW-Prime CITY 23s 81. TTP-
PENTINE-Spirits firm, as Cd ROSINLCOmmon quiet
bs Sd PETROLEJ M-Refned. SID. nominal. LIN
SEED OIL-Easy. COS Sd. COTTONSEED OII--Hull re-
dned, spot easy. 23s 1isd TALLOW-Australian Lon
DON firm. 29s %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
OTHER MARKeTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept. 3-CATTLE-R 5000 head:
market steady lower good to prime steers 50 4Ja
poor 81 i0S5 30 stockeTs ana feeders. 8 20
asa -. COWS and heifers. 81 J09S5 Gamers. 81 90
GS2 80; bulls S21$4 % calves. - JOpSI. Texas
steers. Sc 25ast 90 Western steers. 50 2oqst 50
market opeued steady closed 5dloc higher; mixed and
rough heavy, Is iOaS5 light. s. 50GS6 Is bulk Of
sales s. 30dS5 SHEEP-Receipts $500 head mar
steady good to choice vethsrs 50 qs5 %
mixed 81 25GS3 -. native lambs s. 59qS
Cincinnati. sept 3--HOGS active higher - s9qSS 20
CATTLE strong S26S4 -. SHEEP steady. 81 2jgS& 10
East Buffalo. sept. cATTLE-EeceiPts 200 head;
slow unchanged VEALS-Recepts. g head, 5oc higher;
s. 25Gss HOGS-RecePts. $500 head: active WORKERS.
mixed Sc 2OSs - So 306S6 55. pigs S6qs6 rs
roughs s. 1885 $+dS4 80: daies and grases
s. 90Is6 10. SHEEP AND LAMES-Receipts. 400 head:
wethers others 1oa l5c higher lambs
25GS6 yearinss S4dS4 wethers, So 1884: ewes
IS 25GS3 90. sheen, mixed. 81 J0d$3 %
City. sept 3-t-ATTLE-F2ecetPts- 5000 head
calves 600 best beeves steady others weak Quarantine
Western steady best cows strong
good feeders steady strong calves steady
55Ts5 80; good 1OqS4 Ia stocke-s ard feed
81 50dS4 fed s. 2QS4 IO Texas
s. 3JdS3 60; 81 5OGS2
81 50dS4; native hefers s. LOG "a Gamers
81 LOG So IS, bulls S2Gs2 IS, calves Sass so HOGS
Receipts. 5000 head market 5dl0c higher top 50 Pc
bulk II sales s. 454S5 6Ia heavy. 50 ZdS5 60, mixed
packers. s. $685. 20; light s. 6g$3 90 Workers s. ~
s. 90; pigs 50 5oa$5 IS SHEEPZRecstpts 1900 head
steady native lambs 81 90S5 Do western larnos
1885 fed So 5OGS3 90 Texas clipped yea-ngs.
50 4o4 Texas clipped sheep 81 0qS3 so stookers and
feeders, S26S3 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NeU-ICfk. SEPTEMBER > l3O5-
BEEvEs-Rscsip,s cars. g. head. all for ths
rnsrket a few stockers s. IS per 100 =; about
DRY 81 zoas2 90 Dressed beef steady city
dressed sides general sales. S.zGs7c Der ID
cables quoted American live cattle selling
&C refrigerator beef esQs-sc
rerr no reported for to-day tomorrow
SaIes-AndrcsE Mullen: 10 COWS. So u average AZ
g. 50 Per 100 n. do n. 81 10 do. 75S 70. az
81 -
Tohn p Nelson: stockers e55 n. So IS: 80
r, ~ s. So l 80 81 So
CALVEs-Rsceipts. al for the market. were 2i2 head
s-nktrg VT stock arried from yesterday
total be sold. all siEtsthst The
kst rated steady About i5o head unsoid Neas
80 loo No city dressed veals. sel-ze Per
n. dressed grasseFs and buttermilks AE5c.
Sales-Joha p Nelson; leo y al s. 50
per go - - DO n. a IS do. Us -, 81
DO l2p n al d. iss -. 81 s..
Andrew Mullen II veas I55 n at s. 60 ? DC. 10 n
a
Il H Hollis vesss. Isl n s. 90: CO. III n. at
s. %.
, q curtis a son: vesis 1s7 70. a. s. 50.
SHEEP And LAMBS-R-ceipts. including = sfngie
car direct 70 slaughter, s64 head. max
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY September 3. 1908.
.-0-rr-ri1re-uE stss1v decline u 800 points.
ae market ruled fairly active az nrst to-day but
hs~s-e Quiet and during the balance q The session
- f--.la feature or movement with the close quiet
r1rG r-i~rs lower sales were 80 uags lhe &c
f--r.-.f European cables and the publication
-. -----ss visible supply statement showing an in
. - re month ~ 73s bags. making the present
81 rss bzEs comparing with l2.22os4f bags
-. such On increase IS this haa been eN
trade Cur she figures seemed SOM
r--e- tAar had been anticipated IN the European
.-..s-s Al sry rate those markets were lower ms
-----.-r Hamburg by 20 . rig and hayre ny sDolt
leL fsrr The market ~ RIO also vas lover ," res
49, vtr run primary port receipts me SITUATION YES
bs4-s-v particularly as q vas coucluded tnat
49, 5s Inc or RIO argued Favorable progress Tor the rev
Trading not particularly s1Entfcant me
seemed De- Crief-r Tor l0ng account da
shorts covering PROVIDED most ot the
-,,.-5 -ps-e was no revs eoncerning the crop. and
go 10 e-sf fu-v ~ selling subsidized the market drfted
condition noted snce the evening
r.. p cr-o-rfa- contracts The spot market was quiet,
-.i-t er--stirnf az rhe basis a BIC for Rio 10 .
IRE range q prices n the local market to-day
f--ruE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept J. ? m--CcTToN-spot in fair
demand; prices points higher; American middlins fair
124ds good mlddling 702d: mlddllng. 67Gd; low mid
ding s54d: good ordinary. SID ordinary. 6O4d The
sales OF the DAY bales o FOR
Ejaculation and export and included 5000 American
Receipts. 5000 bales. American
ana closed essyi American middling. & September
oSbd. September and October. 59Sd October and No
veruber, SD November December. 455 sed
December January 4Od: January and February.
5.3Sd February and March 53Ti: March April 536
as 3TG: April and NAV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

OrTTDN-The cotton market yesterday one OF the
and excited u the season. not even except
o. the practically the only. object q
attention and discussion the government
report proved better than had been anticipated by
ir1sa r-ost intimately Interested however
condition ~ 81 better than that Of last
Il that reported for
-hr month last while the government in ifs
previous reports has placed the acreage or per cent
iarEa WELD and attended BY heavy selling. which
came fr1u practically al quarters The market In
fuenced hy the report SIS expectation. practically al
fhe Ete1cy. point lower
Jsnuary hut generally unchanged points higher
other positions following the better Liverpool cables
ltEh after TIE call however. selling set In. probably for
te account N parties antcipating some such crop re
TT az fraf actually received. and who were encouraged
early b1 mo generally favorable weather reported Dur
i1E The forenoon the ruled less irregular
lli as rule, worked downward until midday prices
u A. pciooer al loS5c December 10 &C and Jsnu-
a.. or lhN@c Then the condition read, and
e1off f once me market bafaUe wildly excited.
Mln I'VE or sN minutes Serrener selling II 13c
L-lontf an lNLr December Csc and January
tt@c Ihen realizing by early sellers relieved the stua-
tlon somewhat and slight recovery followed. But
te report became more widely houses began
lt-el.e rellrg orders n volume. ana the downward
-0er sole a. ii lie, October Il 0sc. Al
~ and January soc This reureserted a decline
some 81 ~ - points from tie best level % week
80 NNafa me close there 8 little more realizing
closing he market steady a. sr1t rec7,e-es h5t vsh
Li EN- het y % 81 points lower for the dsv. The
ta ans il Liverpool rls morning were attributed 10
49,. -hlg u} fh1rts who preferred accepting present
stllst p flnl1g TIE risk bureau less savorabie
tlsr expected The York s-r s~er as - -.s-..
~ N'h sales = 2521 bales Including KS - SIMMER.
&c -.Eo ~ export The Southern sQo+
generally unchanged 20 - lower
The AErcu'fura Bureau Serfer7he~ ro-st.t,, %, -.
fci.cn crop Tor TIE last eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

-le -ai market for cotton quiet pith quota
@ = points lower. che basis of Il So or rrfrsTr,
. sales NJ spot cotton amounted % 5g5 hale -
,-l1E 90 dalCs export 5.5 a. srinuers soE
~ ef markets. were tclegrarhed follows saysnrsb
af1 o-luc lover 81 Z 5l6c, sales, 20 bales WI
..t'ol nominal. Baltimore u~chanr.r -,
- - Lolis quiet and unchanged a. I2Lc Noreois
go. arc unchanged o. =. NcU-Orlea1Is ouIet 49,
= "Ner at - sales. 80 hales Gaivestor easv g.
-..'a1gei az l2'sc- Memphis steady unrhane-s -
ea-ee la heles Charleston quiet and 80 lover a.
-@alte Augusta STEADY and unchanged 12Ac: sales
- bales MOBILE nominal 49, 49,
.-ffilts 81 the and interior points TO ssv
fafel Nitl TIE sare day lest week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

WHEAT. No spring s5as5c; No ;. se9s4c: No red
oars 40 3 whs s7Ss7I.c: RYE 10 ? 55ISc: BAR
LEY, good feeding. 49c: fair choice mating 52d58c
FLAXsEED No l. 9ic; No Northwestern, Csc; TIMO-
Thy SEED, prime. 81 -; CLOVER contract grads.
IS 6dSS 62z CIT MEATS short ribs sides Ooose) 81 80
as S1z dry ssted shoulders boxed IS 90 GS6 rs
Of high wines. 81 q on the Produce Exchange to-day
BUTTER steady: creameries 1870 diaries. 13I
lie EGGS hrner mark. included. I6iz 1T1zcs
CHEESE. 912G11tc.
Duluth. SEPT. 3-wHEAT-Nev to arrive No hard
Sac: No Northern s3sc; September. sac December.
s0&c: May. $40
Milwaukee. Sept. 3-wHEAT-No / Northern. ssisR
soc No Northern. s6QS7c; December. s2ac. RYE
No /. Doc. BARLEY-No 2, 6Tc sample, 49a63c. CORN
December. 81
S3.as32sc; track. No hard sT1agssc. No North
S5i5 QS7c: No Northern S4i4 9S51zc No North
ern Sl0s3c FLOCR-E1Tst patents. 81 JOS4 80;
patents - f0TS TO- nrst clears 50 5OS3 50; second
Philadelphia. Sept 3.-WHEAT quiet but steady; con-
tract grade. September S3lz QS31zc CORN quiet but
steady; September. 56s4 Q57c. OATS
hight No white. Sc 90 clipped 42c BUTTEEF steady
nearby prints. &c. EGGS firm and lc higher; fresh
nearby. 25C loss OF; do Western 22z 9gc loss CT DO
Southwestern 20sg2c; Go southern 1920. CTIEElsE
dull and weak New-Nork fun creams. choice new. iO4
400 bbls and 1.s6s 100 n wheat 10 bush
corn. 1900 BUSH oats 1900 bush. Ship1ents-wheat
5000 bush: corn. 3oCO bush; 800 bush.
St Louis. Sept. s--wHEAT-No red cash elevator
essc; No hard, 79izc- CORN-s,o cash. 4Tlsc; Sep
TENDER. 41izc; December 4Sc. NAV, 49l.c. OATS-N,
cash. 34isc; September. 34c; December. sJ&c. May.
$50 No white. 4oc.
September Sc 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD

a
Chicago. PfttsbUrg .l-l0 A. Lilo
Chicago. Columbia .lZ59Dm- L01pm- Diner.
CleN Gland dSJpm- 4upm- Limit
s.pfff.burx Limited. oJ1pm- IOtpm- Bi1-et
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. 100 nr - u 1t Sleeper
Cincinnati. -. Louis 10 25am. 10 5oam- Diner
Cincinnati. st. Louis. . 653pu- LOopm. Bunet
IL 51pu. z 1Olpu Dfaer-
spasly. 4Daily. except SUNDAY E51rtay only.
Cy~sces. BroadWly. 3
= Union square W SSl Gra1d ST. y r Si3 FULTON 81.
South Ferry and Liberty 81 bassags checked
fror hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwETY-THuRD STREET
fyThe leaving time from, De.bro..es and
statisn except where etherVsf.e Do,e &c: D,,,<
a Gers For Caisago. Inaiaaagolls and Lsaisyils
Smokns and Observation Cars Cincinnati IndianaP-
1o25 a. VI. PE;SNsYLvAN1A ILN1TED. = Is,s.n
snt Cars For 6slsasa cisSslssd To,eo. aSd De
LBS p. V: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRES,SS,.3,
ass p ". cI1Sa6 III IfTys PiilHsn sisepsnE.
SMOKING. ard Observation Cars. Tor chicago I0'sG''
05 p " ST LOUIS EXPREss-Eor Pi;'sSygT5s en- en-
SIS p W w Es ~, s1szIE92ss vP oe cicaso
Toledo sIc.,, s,t - IN 49, e.
.55 p. VI. PACIFTc- ExpTsF:ssGFor Pittsszry sn6
Rou,s Conners - ClevsIsnt excs9, ss,urdsyIi TX
PRIzs-Eo- FittssaTs Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
IS WASHINGTON AND TIE soUTn;, c,-,-
iSns ,T5 di17nS C2-l 10 ~ 10 -5 eDinaz
e. m - IS tDning Carr 2Oi Oessrosses snd ~ TsrSr
and DiainE Cais1 SIS Dining Carl . niax So Is
5 aI5E laP5 Fl E = am ami
Dining cars q C0inng carr q DINING car %
esbFosses sad cortlaait Streets sisj CDinins Carl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Ezprsss 4 . ?. m. i2lo night
Atlantic. COAST LINE-F,xpress. s-25 a n and D .
sEAIoARD AIR LINE RAILvAT-Esprsss. Il IS ? m
NORFOLK oi;I AEo WESTERN RA1LwAT.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAT.-7S a m week
days ( 81 , n daiIv
FOR Old POINT COMFORT ard NoRFOLK--T55 a n
A. ,c cq1ys sTd $50 n daily - ..ss,v.
sundays. t55 m Through Nes,ibued rains H5lIs
Farl9r cars and Standard Crachss week-d@1s
Sor SHloklCg Car, Parior Cars. Dining Ca- anu SNA-
CAPE MAT.-t255 o. N weeS-fevs
FTT points on New York AM Long Branch Raicao Vlou
Mest IveEry- hird Street station. 80 500 a.
10 I-Lp saturdays only} 30. 30 30 ~ ="
o. . m from Des6rosses and Cortland Strssts ~
80 a n. u 20 20 Saturdays ony1. 80 S-lV. . -
= DO. ard 100 p week DAYS Sundays 81
$50 a m CortiaIdt q Street. ION n5lv * > m weekdays
- - FOR PHTLADELPHIA. 49,,
oV9 10 t.33 100 Dining Car. So. 500. 10 tblhIhs
tar. t9SJ st Louis Limited. 1910 (Desbrosses ead
Gortlsndt streets. 10 2O Dining carr. i023 Isnna
Can LIS (Dinizg Carr. CDes5rosses and Cotlsndt
streets 20 255. 3 - Dining carr 80. 40. -
tLlnnE tarl- 455 Dining Car. ass chicago lani.
for Germantown Jet only. Dining Carl SIS 30
eos s. Dining Car . = Dining car 255 tsI
LOUIS Lmtedl. ass. 10 . tPenna Limited. l00o tDln
carr a. u - Dining Car. % Dining ar
80 Dining Car 3s5 AS tDiriug Carr. $50 CoIea<o
$50 Dining Carr. as. SIS IS as ,. m. II 10
Ti.ks, Offices Nos 4s1 1854 ils and Broadway; 1s2
Ffth Avenue oelow sd ST.; 253 Fifth Avenue corner
station. and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Ccant
Streets; Court Street sen Fulton Street 5sO brodu
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyu Sta-
ton. Jersey City. The New York T snster Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through % destination
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBUPY. r WOOD.
General Manager PaSs.r Trasre Manager
GEO ". BOYD
General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

~ EEshenee Special Liverpool csbss spot cotton
1-t.iees DONG sales h00n haes. speculation
urie-- American. 6ooo. receipts. 3epo. uaidelng
49,, ttll Futures opened hru. ] point ad.src.
80 easy 20 - 1oris lover. Se-feT-h.- = -
S-lef-,l October 5ess October November s57eS -
49,. -liecsn-uer. 5s5d5 I'D December srrs--
Ns--f t--4l ,.eo-5s-y. SD Fshruary March. 5s7t
80 ven trrn Cioths-Full prices insisted mn 30
.FJ0rR AED MFsr-pri-.. -a---f-s4 .,-..t..-s 49,.
49, .t nm 81 day with q moderate business
y go -. winter Ehts. s. 6sUSg
a. uls y isolss -. spring clears 81 T5aSs. en-
----ss. :. 10 s. - extra 30 s.ztet. g. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

c-raa cahtet. RIc-Coffee market STEADY. No Z Rio
grs-E exchange - 1-16d receipts 1880 bags cleared
n. trs United 200o hags cleared Tor Europe
: haze stock zee Sartos-1-cree market
ol.a- good Santos. 4Sg90. receipts 5000 bags
f-r-k I --a ol1 bags Hauhurg--Cofee market opened
p rfc ret 20 . PIG lover; sale-
on bags Hsvrn-CoTee market opened quiet = franc
lower at u M unchanged. al quiet; september
declined . franc: other months unchanged a. o5O NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
TSOO A. M--F1r BinEhaEtCn and syracuse
1000 A M.--F0r Buffalo. Chicago ard 81 Louis
xlO0 p. N.~-POconO Mountain Special
'l40 p. M-F1r Buffalo and Chicago
TACO p I-F0r Scranton and Plymouth
$40 p M.-For Buffalo and chicago
's.45 P N.-T-tica. OswezO. TtLa-a. Buffalo.
- 20 a. M.-For Chicago-Sleepsrs open 2 2. ~
Tickets at let. 429 1lS3 Broadway. y Y. S3S Fulton
st. BrOczlya. sDaiy. Except sunday. xIhurscayss
FRIDAYS and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

E@u-Tcrk September g. 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-Ail domestic 1hite beans are held
arffFc- AdE4ces from Tho
oczzLx a1se unfavorsble conditions for the growing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
Ocean Steamers.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
From New York Wednesdays. Fritays and Saturday.
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets 70 ali
points Texas Colorado. Arizanz Cafeteria Nsxico
&c FLORIDA Delightful Excu
C H MALLORY & CO. Gen ACTS Pier 20. E p. " =.
ct \ VELOCE--Fast Italian Line.
Sailing every Tuesday Naples. Genoa
BOLOGNEsSI. FAIRFIELD CO. - Wall s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04

Average ....- SD go IL s2 ss5 7ss 7ss ca
- is7gs q contract prices In the local market to-day