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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUAIBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. II. $50, Administration
This Is TO give notice that the subscriber,
Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District o. Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate q VII
liam F. Bresnahan, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
h;bit the same. with the vouchers thereof. le-
gally authenticated TO the subscriber on or be-
fore the sth DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1904; other
wise they may By law be excluded from all
Given under my hand this srh day Of June
1903. MARGARET 0'COSNELL,
IA Prospect ave. ne.
Attest:
(SeaIl JOHN r. ROUZFR.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia: Clerk OF the Probate Court.
GEORGE T. WILLIAMS, Attorney. je9. I6. %
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No. 1O165 Administration.
This is TO give notice that the subscriber
who was by the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia granted letters Of administration
on the estate Of Claus Zimmerman otherwise
known as John W. Muhler1, deceased, has,
with the approval Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding a Probate Court,
appointed TUESDAY, the 30th DAY OF JUNE,
1903. az 10 O'CLOCK A. ", as the time, and
said court room rs the place, for making pay
ment and distribution from said estate. under
the courts direction and control, when and
where all creditors and persons entitled 10
distTihutive shares or legacies or a residue are
notified to attend. IN person OF nv agent OF
attorney duly authorized. with their claims
against the estate properly vouched.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of June,
1908 JOHN H. Won DOHLEN.
BY f. II. THOMAS. Attorney.
Attest:
(Seal) JOHN r. ROUZER.
DEPUTY Register q Wills FER the District
Of Columbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ie9.l62s
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-small house, within -irht SQUARES
9Th and NV; must hs ley; price /
$500 or $1,000; from red Adj
dreks BOX 3o2, this ofhc, 1t
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BOARDING.

boarding accommodations fog
gentlemen: convenient 10 Library. Capitol, and
Nsvy Yard. lS5 North Carolina ave. Sc. Jesse
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR SALE-Good seven-ro0n brick on II st.
ne. near 18th St; g, 500; $500 cash: balance
so monthly; stop renting. {. G. NARING,
lll4 ST. NV. ie2I-9t
FOR SALE-Splendid six-room brick; large lot;
only $3.50; near 18th and I SITS ne. $500 cash.
balance SIS month. Stop renting. c. c. WAR
ING, 1II4 G ST NV je2I-9t
III OREGON Anticipation by permit only.
JAMES HAMILTON. Loan and Trust Building
ie21-3t
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BoARDERS- Summer rates: home cook
ing; meals at all hours 1IOs L ST. NV. je2l-st
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WANTED-ColOred woman to help to do gen
ersl Homework Apply at COZ Maryland ave. sw.
1t
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wANTED-Expericnced waitress; none other
need apply; no Sunday work $50 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. II
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HELP wANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANrED-By small family FIVE miles from
city, woman TO cook, wash. and do Homework
also stable man. Call mornings, ROOM III,
tle 9th ST. NV. ie2s-st
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WANTED-Two experienced mattresses. 81 De
week 4eo Louisiana ave II
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WANTED-Young lady as waitress for mountain
resort; nice place Apply Basement, 942 ST.
NV. II
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HELP yAETED-MALE.

! WANTED Porter in store: reference required.
/ l72a 18th S.. NV. 1t
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WANTED-A good strong colored woman TO
cook. wash, and iron; wages, SO per month.
Apply 81 II st. NV. 1t
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wANTED-Cook and general houseworker; stay
nights. 1909 st. NV II
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SUBURBAN
HOME.
FOR SALE-ChoiCe uen-sCre tract and several
smaller acreage tracts, near two steam and two
electric car lines. Price, 500 per acre only;
third cash, balance on monthly payments Al
dress BOX 3G6, this Office je23-3t
FOR SALE-At Seabrook Nd, farm, Il acres;
siN-room house; q, 200. one six-rOom house
and lot Inquire Of b. +. BINNIX, at Overs
Mill, 18th and c sis. NV. je23-7t
ELLASTON TERRACE offers most of any resi-
dence property in the District. You make a
great mistake IL YOU fail 10 see IT, Riverdale
cars to Queens Chapel Road. je22-tf
COUNTRY HOMES on easy paymcnts; 81, O0T
up. PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna. Va. je6-2st
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wANTED-A piano player at GODFREY'S,
Chesapeake Junction. Nd. je28-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store for rs cents
load; room clean and dry. UNITED STATES
CO. AIS, 42O. 422 10th ST. NV.
iels-l0t
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WANTED-E Experienced farmer. white. single;
small place near city. CONKLIN, 12oS st. NV.
!.
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WANTED-Good co1ored girl 10 cook and do
work Of fat; no washing; small family. sos
10th 50. NV, second floor. II
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DENTISTRY.

FEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm. comfortable
durable beautiful, undetectable: positively
painless. DIR. l. b. WILSON. $40 10Th ST. NV
ie7-30t
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WANTED-Boy or young maa (colored). wait
in dining room Apply {. TIGNOR, 1918 I ST.
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wANTED-Plain cook; also chambe-rnaid, pri-
vate family, 81 and SIS; also nurse Inquire
1885 nth 81. NV IL
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wANTED-A good man to canvass and collect
for one Of the largest life insurance companies;
can receive good salary. Address BOX $50 this
Office. je23-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

1909 nth sT.-Funished rooms, cheap; gas for
cooking. je23-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! DO FURNITURE REPAIRING upholsterinR
at your home. GRAHAM, 3O4 Indiana ave.
je2l-3t
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, would give 10
an industrious woman the free use Of furniture
tor two or three rooms. Address BOX 34l
this Office te0I q,
LADY TEACHER OF PIANO viii visit homes ~
pupils during vacation at reasonable rates
Address Bon go. this Office ie0I q.
HATS TRIMMED with your trimming furnished.
% cents. 7l3 I'd 81. NV ie21 a
MISS GAINEY'S DANCING CLASS. every Fri
day evening az 10 eth 81. NV Private lessons
all summer at 2l34 st. nv ie2I-3t
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, a.. JULIUS
COHEN. llOi 9Th st. NV. ie6-tf
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wANTED-Small girl TO attend to baby and
help around house. 222 C ST. NV. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By sober. industrious man HANDY
with TOOLS to do all kinds iobbing; also good
hand at painting. Address BOX $40. this Of
fce. je28-st
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COUNTY, PRODUCE MARKETS.

Network. August p. 1903.
BEANS AND PEAs-Ma-row beans in light supply
ouiet and steady. Medium show slight Improvement in
6ympathy with the iate advance a beans; the latter
without Guotable change We quote; BEANS, marrow.
e6Clce per b-sg = - 90 re = io4s- "a 90 Pea
= -; do red hldnsy ," s2 90 90 "tle kloIsy . o@4
81 20. yellow s. i'1$- ps DO Lima, California
medium s. 90$@ o. PEAS. green Scotch. bags prime
enough values steady tone although the demand
active and holders are not clearing their
Inand and rm Other kinds generally quiet We quote:
Creamery extras. per D. 1874 60 hsts ls4972c; do
tubs frsts ITaIsc; seconds 15q16c do thirds 144c
fourths 14c; DO western imitation creamery n-sts
O. nrsts 15c, GO - c,,rrenI rsss 5-s
packing stock current make. No !. Ice 60 No :. lat
CI-JsIsSa7i fg cream cheese continues liberal
- 5cssar a high cost n the country, however tends
tizes il moderate proportion the receipts and fancy
grades held rather G6 l a f r soY 4a and and
fer white We quote; STATE t1ll cream small CO.
prime 8iEqI0c: do common to far. FSc; do large,
oolored fancy loc; DO wlte' tsney 40 gooa 70
SKINS choice 7s.o do prime. es071<c. Do part skins.
prime eqe54e. do good. 5q5+sc; do common 10 fair.
EGGS-ArTiTais light and with strong West
e. asss SHOWING ou5tabie in1proye-leut Dires very
scarce wanted and high grade clean eggs short
IeaT5y they sse.eo e26S. Ttsr, ezra pic a. a-ts
lsg79s 90 52'fqs 49, i'1' GO
- FRIITs-FREsI5~ IN fair supply and selling
arr for chcce Grapes weak Peaches in moderate sup
piy and showing quaItr. Flums firm and oe
show vide range IN quality Waterneous higher
head Dbl 81 50gS3 do Fan Pppn prime 81 75qSe -;
Nyacl PtPpin prime: 81 5ellsl 20: 90 Twenty ounce
Sc - DO Orange PIp2in 81 5QgSe do Maiden Blush 81 30
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d d5 5aSFt Ta H 5ssr s g So Goa TN
SopgsF ais2 was higher in London spot there advan'9g
rs Cd Locally copper was quiet Lake IS quoted at
To,de1 al III De "a by+ I1c1arred here al 425c
At 81 S. but remained UNCHANGED here at &C. Iron.
N N12d5eS80F9- ocs6 y sl7 Ne fo8ndrv %6r
foundry sou5hern soft at SIC 5oas1e IS
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Condli9rs in the molasses
trade fay9rsd sellers Il a9t demand for fine srogT
and fairly active Quotations follow: New-Orleans
prime. 2@S2T: Ne-Orleans open kettle, 50742c;
common. 12g1Se: fair. 1896; good, 174lsc; prime
ocEAN TFEiGf5Ts-The inquiry for fqn cargo steam
sh2wad no general nprov enent although there was
ttle better demand for grain and general cargo tonnage
regards san tonnage was about has prevailed for SOM
rates except for coa to Negv-Engand points Quotations
~ e- ySE@ Mi h. a ID ll}zc 81 it % I ors
E2teTdeH 2Si hTm5gTs 10 Pfs3 I6 BFsnen ,o
5ats Is cHARTERs-British steamer 5000 cases
getTolsu PhiaaeiP6a TO two ports Greece 15o prompt
hingo9ua 3 81 se2tsEoer: Btz9 seaIasT : -95 tons
terms prompt British steamer 178 tons general cargo
ritls4 steamer 1873 tons ore Daiqqi- 70 PhsdsPha
81 tons scrap iron two p95 Po5n SIDE cuba 70 F2a
GeI2s - aehcn 2afA 800 cases Peto1+1I. @
5000 cases petroleum Phs5elia 70 one or two ports
Irugusyan bark. 400 bbs refined Philadelphia, the
coal Philadelphia. u Lynn. 81 So two schooners. 519
schooers IA and 2a7 tons coal Port Reading to Ya--
Tort reading to Tyrogth ST. scIo5ner SIS tons c5si
Port Liberty to Gloucester SOC schooner 225 tons coe
Elizabethport to Boston. zoe and bridge money.
closing about steady Iinseed oil IS in fair demand but
holdings Prices however are steadily held BY The main
ergshsTs Refined pstrol4g-9 Is q far dena9d end
IN bulk 50 65 philadelphia bbs IS 50 ana in bulk s. GO
yellow. 41GFlzc nominal. August of summer yellow,
city raw 3G8se: out of town raw $685.; Calcutta
n8er 1udsrio1 Inc15sd in weser5 rece3.s ~ - o50
66gs we're al caicago 700 al kansas civ and
200 al Omaha 4ara prices We're 59 love- PORK
short clear. 81 75E$lG . BEEFsteady: quoted Mes
Indian mess si4qyl5. BEEF HAMs-Quet: quoted at
81 5oaSZ5 DHZ5sskp HI'4S-t i'm: quoted Bacons
saa.ac CT MEATs- P'ele5 bellies steady quoted
s sa9s@gs 75y 292Ta ~ gs p9 5 bans ggiS
LAIi y quoted 3 l9s city lard quiet
e1o5ea ~ a. a 80 r ,srd stsaoS qugIea5 S9llh
Zoe; cornpolnd dull quoted AZ I71 sc STEAFINE-Du
RIcF1F'-rness q tone based on light SPOT supplies
n rs. 7es sa'e eal5T5Jer 70 tee MARKET here anG at
5@.r = 500 45se prime 70 e5ooe 1906 e: head
sgt4AR-Retned vas arTn prices lacianged and WITH
ts6.sts Joe Inal.a a a5q cubes, 80 3AA POW
coarse and extra me EraHulated Boo: Eagle n cartons
n IaE ana n 5as Of n 9naate q, lbs Eagle
200 crystal aoato9s N cases iIs l3nlGn ca6s5
Visible supply IS $50 900 tons against $40 900
as year 4,2c4y sugar vas nee for Eig2er pFGes aa4
tes az: aaaso0Tado Sc test assc; oasses sugar, 50
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpo2l. Aug 27-Closing; wHEAT-No red West
ern winter new, steady IS Bid; No Northern spring
strong Is l0d futures quiet: September As 6sd oco-
Der. Is cad; December. IS I'd CORN-Spot. American
mixed steady s ed; futures steady September esd
October, IS 6ssd PEAS-Canadan quiet IS I'd F7I0f-R
Don Paeihe Coast, fTn, 59gf6 I0s BEEF-DuI; extra
india 62s I'd POEh-DuN; prime Western
los, HAMS-short cut Il 70 1G 10 steady els. BACON
-CEnbsrland cut. 20 10 80 n. firm, sad; rib 1s
70 - n steady. Us long clear In5des light, IS
"a n steady. 52s Cd; long clear middies as to 40
p steady 5ls Cd short clear backs Is 20 n steady
&Gs Cd clear bellies l. 20 IS n strong 55s Sd sHOUL
DERS-Square. II 20 Is n. steady. SIS LARD-FirTn:
prime western u tierces 3s American refined. pals
SIS "a ~ it-ttNo1ilaL sttEfsE<A r1eTican finest
Prime city, steady. pa TCRPENTINE-Spi-i,s strong
43s Cd ROSIN-Comrnon quiet. SIS 81. PETROLEUM
Refined ed nominal IINSEED oIL-DulI 21s Sd.
COTTONSEED OII(-HulI refined. spot dull. 24s Tall
LOW-Australan in London. dull 29s Cd.
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Cash ouoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT-11rk. August p, 1908
r-oE-rz--f- vas the f-st notice day Tor September
ro1e,s and some 1900 supposed 70 be circulating.
san rre market quiet 81 the opening, steady and
unchanged points higher following rather better
cables Than e1nec-e5- Later however. L became
--.re 4 notices had apparently reached
fi5a longs id desire % take up coffee. and
se--f-s became NJ the day. The sellers
q September however taking the later months impaired
certain readiness tne market and, while these posi-
-grs were offered freely by importers and others, the
market ruled fairly STEADY all day losing only part az
-rs I-s1 gains and closing s-ezdy net unchanged 70
Q points -.e-s-. sales were $3.50 bags Most OF the
--.es -es-s believed stopped by recog-
MED SUI ~zr-v singular Il may appear. these
Interests reported be engaged IN switching
On 2 Ser-auhF- Par- n the notices said
nm 20 1e original issUers and these interests were
n positions in tire open market thus
hear values These various operations had
tendency -FstifV the general trade. and Il seemed
Impossible any ve-y definite statement Of Just
what happening likely 10 happen in connection
With September liquidation. which. however & IS
Fra-5 has hsen completed. Aside from the Sep
rerer situation little 4 The
TeaH cables reporting unchanged prices at HAVE and
decline ~ = zig a. Hamburg. were rather better
ran expected Santos declined loo and the
M tglL The spot market was quiet on the basis
c $3.50 RIO ~ =.
Te prices ire local market today
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, -. 1903
EvE1s-Receipts cars or los head partly con
sned 6sg 10 SALES PSEtsd Dressed beef rs s'e Iar
ca6es Reported exports FOR to-day the Antiiia- for
Cymrie for LyeTpooL will carry PAS cattle for j shan
f head S2 3f iS gif sf E5mp5ny 80 head Tor the
Norris Beef Company and i also estimated TO J-e o
/ 100 quarters for the Morris Beef Company.
making With The stock carried over from Yesterday total
o. 642 head to be sold PSI at Jersey Gty and soi a
About 600 head rnsold nearly all grassers butter
dressed lover at 7lIIc dressed gassers and valves
sALEs-s. Sanders: IT veals. 1856 n average, 81 so
ro6in & Shannon. II veals 152 10 81 rs DO, 100
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts Including single car
tS the socE esrre5 over from yesterday total OF
e. SLee1 -T1lsS d-,H sr5 yTeak lambs were Iucom-
monty dun an9 even at the ruling CONCESSION, p
comparatively small percentage # business. BetwseE -
and . Of stock were gnsot sheep sold at s. 2Ss
port at 81 s. IS outside figure for very
Dressed mutton 6isa7lsc per n: dressed lambs gen
sa:es-Berns Commission @: PSI Virginia LAMPS 6
Kentucky do q 10 at s. 90; Us Kentucky sheep loS
Newton & Co: 90 Kentucky lambs Is 70 at s. p
q 49, at $ s. 81 Is Virginia DO 81 n at S Co. virginia
50 l3 o Ohio sheep expert. l26 n. at 81; 1872 do
Judd Co q; $50 9g e 15,A lambs e' n at 50 7'' So
Ho-S ReSeipts I5 cars or 2.5s head about 4 cars
on sale alive The easier. Medium weight
Pennsylvania hogs sold at So Per 100 Western
skips so; rough Western hogs az 81 IS Country
dressed unchanged
sales: 5 Judd & Co; Jos Western skps, o. u, aver
age Al So so per II; rough Western hogs. 2s 70
& 81 -.
Sanders: - Pennsylvania hogs, 1913 n. AZ SC 30 :
rouehs go n. s. so
s5a As y'; s, .t sss'e sSf ?Si T
Andrew Mullen yesterday; 30 hogs lis h
AZ s. 60. Is DO 100 70 81 23i 70 at 50 80
H Hume & Bro. date yesterday; Il state hogs rs
n Al s. 27e Sc % 70 do, l95 70. al SO 30
roughs 3s4 n az IS so; Go. 2S5 n, at IS 80 - -
i Hollis date yesterday: - state hogs l32 To-
al S. So DO $50 n Sc s0 roughs 265 n, IS S.
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----n Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Snc-
T--el+e demand sales 1000 bales. speculation and
-.5es opened steady. BAL points advance 01et
- f-- points higher August. and sns
xz5-a points higher later months August 6 IA
eo august September and September. C-ss sd. So
5elue-Lererbe-. 55Gd5 sd, December January 2 Il
@a-- e5rIary 5-501. Februarv-Narch 4sTS
800. 4sr-1-AIr-- 5s,ls54sc, Ap--l-Aay. 5.4sd Man
e--@-+ --4arEs and cloths hardening
FLOUR AND EEALl-The -four market remained -
= position s-e somewhat more al ola prices
sr1g patents 8 Sass -. winter strsghts 81 - asa
49, patents s. So1N4 ao- spring clears 81 75dS4. extra
An'er - lgzlS5 - extra No ? winter So eJ1Ss 10:
-ss Fair GOOD 8 95aS2 %; choice 10 fancy 81 AZ
- >. coENEF,AI1-DuI. Quoted kin dried So e07
= q IS 20 brand BAG MEAL-Steady Quoted: Fsne
Ne ard Yellow s. 55ds1 60. coarse 81 l0gSI u FEED
20 =. 81 ~ September; spring bran ml6dlng
- ayas-3 il 20 2 sacks. city feed SIs9Sl9 fnseea
e-aEe 50 honay ctop 81 y. bulk. Sd 50 sacks %
ert-e clinical. s249S2s 50
lEALSTVEEEAT with more rain N the Northwest q
slasp advance q cent bushei al M1neDaii5s ard
-ser cables the local market made Substantial
s-eczF closing about midway between the
se lowest O. = sc above the previous night Duluess
Midday cerrarted ~ from the Nruness under
l-e and tr the early afternon there or less
q Al 1rs early Improvement Near the close however
- return buying local account prices rallied The
s--l strength Il cables az Liverpool and London
-efe last prices = sd higher Con
e-eT = contrast with decline al Paris % 20Q50
lis latter cue principally 70 inpTof
.esLier Conditions in the United Kingdom. however,
-la'2iaI4e again more rain being noted. At mid
.Pz ana seaboard cearances Of bushels prac-
e--g 81 rom Galveston. The spring wheat
,-s-1sa IAlrly liberal. but Il Is anticipated that this
-A VII check It somewhat The Price Current" seid
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST %, 1905

mere was tendency IN the interior hold wheat Export
caused disappointment in tbs afternoon only
g. laos We're taken ar the outDors Speculative trade
the local inaTket, which exceedingly
dull occasionally quite active mostly on local
count quotations of cash wheat D ahoat basis
-oioNS. No northern Duluth o. September:
10 : hard Chicago, eS3ac middle September No red
ga rams IN western portions Of the oelt, acted
II m al day and was higher. closing 4 pre-
Nious night. Reports from the West notably Iowa
e6rasha complained of damage from heavy
IAN and sad that the had been delayed Receipts
were affected likewise, although The Current be
saes estimating that the would be bush
OF more said there was tendency in the interior 20
SCI corr Ga export account only loads worked
here, with loads at outports: No closed SOC
elevator and 5aesc ahoat No , white sac. and
No : yellow, Gle. afoat OATS-The market
steady 20 firm ali day. in sympathy
safes OF cash oats were 70 900 bushels No
80: No SIC; No white ard standard white. 41c; No
White SOC: track white 4of145c RTE-MarlseI steady:
10 western 6ol2c afoat; state and Jersey rye.
6o753c- BARI<EY-Market dull: feeding quoted
zsc and mailing. 52a55c both c / Bufraio
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NAVAL STORES.

The market was quiet and somewhat uncertain for
machine made barrels OF spirits turpentns. Rosin
firm and scarce. Tar ruled steady quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls SIG
5Sc asked
TAR-Pfns bbIs, 7Oas2 81: oil bills 81 7oqs4 70
s. I5aS2 20 F, s. 238S2 so G. So $0a$3 46 H s. IS
I, SO IS; x 50 IS; N. SO 6oS3 50: N s. S51$3 95 G.
$4QS4 10. and " ". 81 2OG$4 30.
STOCKS ON HAND.
SPIRITS turpentne. bbls So
lar Dds Loci
wilmington y G. Aug 27-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
nothing doing; receipts. 81 casks. ROSIN hrm. 81 55p
81 50; receipts. 1S9 bbls. CRUDE TURPENTINE firm;
81 20 So so and Sc so: receipts 20 bbs TAR firm; 81
receipts IS bbs.
Savannah, Ca. Aug TURFE1NSTIN5 steady, sac;
receipts. 734 bbs; sales 4SS exports 81. ROSIN firm
receipts. 1913 Ibis; sales. 2e59 exPorts 81. Quoted
r. =. 81 TO d, 81 so; E. 81 r. 81 80; g, 50: H
g 20; s. 80; k So TO- NJ So Is; n, So %; W G. s. so
" ". 81 20
CHARLESTON. s c. Aug. 2I.-TURPENTTNE nominal
ROSIN steady a, B Q D E 81 So, F. 81 81; G. 81 To-
IS 20. " W So 20
New-Orleans Aug 27.-COTTON-Future easy; Aug
ust 1890 nd se2.enoer 1iIoc; oct9ber lie;
November, q9lG9 92C: December 9SOG991c: January,
9.93G9, &c; February. 994q996 March. 9S6G9 Csc.
London. 2T.-SPIRTTS TJPPENTINE, ABS 90
ROSIN-American strained. IS AID fine 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-28
OTHER MARkg7s-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 27-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1000 head.
market slow. good prime steers IS 30aS5; poor 10
medium Sass; s. 5OaS4 IS
81 5GS4 IS Gamers 81 5o4S2 TO- bulls. SIG
70; calves S3ase 20; Texas 50 25S5 IS Vest
So 254S4 So HOGS-Recepts today. Is coo
head: IS COO market steady 1oc lower closed
strong. butchers. Io$5 s.; good choice
heavy s. 254S5 rough heavy 81 sS5 %; light s. 5O9
SIS. bulk sales. s. pass so sIiEEPRecs!pts IS 600
head steady choice wethers sass 20; fair 10
choice mixed s. 25Q$5 native lambs. So SO4S4 - -
Cincinnati. Aug. 27.-HOGS-Active, 81 2Js4S5 90
CATTLE-Duil, s2aS4 e.. sHEEi'-Easy. 81 e5aS5 %
Ia aII}S-Stsady IS 25aS3 GO.
East HunaIo Aug. T.-CATTLE-ReceIpts. It's head
Glow and UNCHANGED. VEALS-Reoeipts. - head ESQ
higher At So 256s7 - HOGS-Rscslpts. e.s00 head