davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-03-28

certify that the above and tnr-yoin,
lists published In The Beacon are Irus AMI
correct lists Of Al, parties in district, /
3, ! and 3 assessed with poll tax, who b,J
Jailed to pay same on or before the frat dss
OF February, 1908. w d. CLARK
Sheriff and Tax Collector Noxubes IA
Sworn to and subscribed before m. MI.
March 2ist,, 1903. Up. MINOR WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

49,. FEED-Firmer. Quoted: Coarse spring bran srot
dn so in 100 S sscs city S' FEED sS sPsri s
sacks 70 srr0 0 oil meal apI 5 chop $40 so and $50 so
ne again had things practically
sMiHfnsogos iIieFs eonnued their fight for
for No hard in Kansas and or paying sue
in South Dssot both September delivery choice cash
the highest price Of year Locally aupatioas as So
weP s Up to hgh figures Of the and there
good profits This the market absorbed without dificuy
Final prices in Ne"aYork showed Csc advance
that ony q 5aS e Rse G wod
news from this sde but wet ana G n9t
English markets closed I ana me United klngdGI-
F S points only $4,000 bushels shipped for
weeks exports 1t was reported. however by public
thai most aTora6e ciTcu 1sS
receipts We're about half he size a Of year aso nte9F
SO far this STICKS mad decreased $4,000 bushels
that point have led to expeetat0ns that Of the
said the of wheat from rst hands
many years Deliveries Of hard Wheat ' o1 t he other
aaoa basis were as fos OF cS Ndb whea n,1
Chicago 3 ali to ar Teas 20 rd Sed N9 sae
sPo{ i m corn market was rot only slow
which was invited by higher temperatures West
6PPns S09 deSnd W was SaFo@S TO
small To the extent Of Ioad bere and Il I6sd at
rmD f34 b TeTs in the MARKET giving more
Gables were unchanged to I'd ower Argentns ship
$3.50 600 bushels a week No corn closed 5e9se
elevator and Coo b ahoat; No , white. 604zc and
No ? Yellow 81 &c afoat. oATS--At the West
Another big cash trade was done, New-York aggre
eating 400. coo bushels No oats closed 39c; No 3,
3S1ac; No white standard white. 42c No white,
&c and track white 41q4614c .RYENarzet steady.
No , Western. sc ahoat; rye 5SQ59zc
BAKI-EY-Marset dull: feeding quoted, SIC, and
mailing. 81 12lt5Ic. both +, New-YoTk.
Wheat including -four exports for the week ending
August IL, according TO ''Bradstreets' aggregate
34l3l91 bushels against 3O4O62a bushels week.
and 1851 sos bushels this week last For six
weeks of the cereal they aggregate is, 444
bushels against - 3S5 O0s bushels 1902 exports
T07.3S1 bushels, against SS4 42S
bushels last 80. 423 bushels last For six
Of they aggregate 69494S0
bushels. against 5s7.S60 bushels in 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 14-CattIe-Recepts 1000 head; steady;
prime steers. So 20qS5 20 poor medium So 100
heifers. $2G$4 IS; S5O4S2 go; bulls. S2S4
calves, S30S6 Texas fed steers S34$4 20; Western
steers Sc 25q$4 60 HogsReceipts. 1900
row, 10000 Market - lOc higher mixed and butchers.
So 1OGS5 good choice. 50 45S5 57la
heavy $5$5 3d. light So S5q$5 So bulk of sales So Esq
IS so Sheep-Recepts 5000 head steady; lambs steady;
50 5O@$S 25: native lambs. SO 259S6.
City Aug observation-disclosures. $500 natives
and LOCO Texans. CaIves-Recepts, 100 natives Corn
fed 10d25c lower than weeks best aces quaran-
heifers steady; stockers feeders
steady export dressed beef steers 81 7S
good So 1884 10 stockers and feeders S3qS4
81 50S3 80; 81 1882 %; native 500
10; hefers 81 2JQS4 70 $1IS2 so: bulls
$2qS3 30; calves 81 35q$5 20 HogsRecepts 600O head
market strong to &c higher; top 50 60; bulk OF sales
SIS 3Od$5 80; heavy So 201S5 80; packers 300
AS light So 45G$5 65; Workers. S. 55S5 6; pigs
Sheep-Receipts 500 head market steady; native
50 750S4 &c: clipped yearngs, 50 SO$4 75 Texas
clipped sheep 81 6oS4 45 stockers and feeders 81
Cincinnati Aug I4-Hogs-steady. 81 759s5 10 Cattle
strong. 81 25QS4 75. sheep steady, 81 2JS5 40 Lambs
East BuffaIo Aug. ACCOMMODATIONS 100 head:
81 S5aS5 40: butchers steers S4S4 heifers
50 259$4 so; bulls 50 50S4 sockers feeders S3dS4
>EALS-Eecep 22o head; active loo higher. So 50G
81 FOGS-ReceiPts 10,S00 head; active and steady
Sc pigs, $61S6 10: roughs. 81 154S5 sags. S4fS4 90
diaries, s. 5Oq$5 So. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts
&c lower lambs 81 1886 So yearlngs. 81 j0qS4 10
wehers. $4Q$4 %; ewes. IS 5OqS@ to; sheep mixed
y Eest liberty Aug 14-CATTLE-Slow: choice So 2O9
nrne heavy s. mediums So GdSi; heavy York
50 95gS6 light Workers and pigs $SeS6 9 Toughs
and common 81 5O9$2; yearlings S3@$4 80 VEAL
CAI.VFS-S76S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 14-ClosinS-wheat No I Northern.
eprnr firm "a. Western winter taevl. steady
IS 3d No California. hFu 6s Sc futures steady; sep
tenher a. 6ttd October. 6 54td. December IS SID
cORN-spot. American mixed arm IS FUTURES quiet;
Sc,-snnher sd. October. IS 1i1d. pEAS-Canadan
C-fer s. Ca FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter Qulet. So
ga HOPS-At London tFaclhc coastl. 8 lOsGf8 BEEF
frif unes Cd PORE-Prinne rseSs
y-sstern daII. eos ga HA8lS-Shcrt cut II to rs ~
srrong BACON-CumherIsnd %
firm Us ed short r5 10 20 p 70 steady SD 6s long
clear FpiddIes light = 81 n FIRM SIS long clear mid
seS heavy So firm. 5zs backs I6 70
20 10 oulet 4ts- clear bellies. Il 10 -. firm 53s
SHOUT DE F-Squsre - n steady. 31s
Prime Western tierces steady. 2Ss American refined
IN paTs sos CHEESEt-Arnerican finest
arm SIS. American finest eoloFed firm 4os Cd TALLOW
steady. 25s Sd Australian N Lol1ou
2qs Cd RCTTER-NoraiaaL TUEPENTINE
strong ais 3d. ROSIN-Common Gpiet s. %. PETRO-
T,EUTAL-6i2d nominal LINSEED OfL-Easy, 2ls COT
OIL-Ii1u refined. spot strong. 2is Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

New-York aug. H. 1903.
COFFEE-Afer ruling dulet though fairly steady early
the coffee market to-day developed greater measure
n activity and considerable hTmness result OF
zbles reporting serious damage August Towering
the Sac Paulo district. result OF Unfavcrable
climatic The market had opened steady al
unchanged prices 70 advance Of points following
rather seaGier French cables. purchases had been
restricted by the heavy primary receipts and ha
been quiet. on receipt Of the cables telling damage
the crop however. abetter demand developed
spur the ard the close steady net 1915
points higher Sales were 1900 bags. The present
cable Ike that received last week. does appear to
meet with Of crelulity among he
well Informed trade, state it is rather too
early in the for damage who hint that the
present news like that q viii probably be
followed by another increase in receipts. still i'm
mediate eject Of the cable bring about
eTInent noted and some the trade contend even
unounded news Of this description viii have senti-
mental erect because 4 the now occupied by
prices The receipts in the tine. reaching 66 900
nagS az tEe heavy.
iieal positon If certainly against values and many
the trade believe that advance result Of
crop news that I'm circulation today will rrove
quite temporary that Of The spot mar
ket quiet, with quotations basis OF 5lAc for
Rio 40 Z. - - 49,
IS follows. ~@ - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
Including 80, so4 ex ship.

C0TDON-While transactions were cornparatyelv small
yesleIc-s the market without spectacula ar
-eallFt mis- was the development connection with
august That month opened at l24Oc bid: offered at
= .-e amount OF only about 1000 bales and reached
l--l1e seil3t'g al mat. Then midday the hull
i IS sall 70 nave entered the ring in person and hid
-ooc Tor 1000 bales. nothing offered though Ia+er
e same month sold l23I- and closed AZ - o, tba
t-6tst Lice az which actual business was transacted
o14s ne session The balance Of the list rneantna
tl'- latAeT irregular The opening firm at an ad-
al'ee ei 100 points and for the market showed
a. dNaclHE tendency on the higher cables clioue SIN
80 aG covering unaer further apDrehersions as Ia that
tp-1si storm winch said be again headed in
IN 9gc ttI octoGef leo the advance selling up to
,l we September reached l0.S6c and ne other
-a si'o"'d gains o. 4G5 points Following The al
.1--i OF TINS level the list eased off with fba ueat(
- august ana declined 10 about the opening figures
e. reports q hlgh winds along the TEXAS
80 previous best prices There was also TN -
- 60 10 certain sections the belt f,,+ goo
s'e1.IlE' me weather favorable
-l me public showed increased desi~e - lle Iop
- $3.50 ne close was steady but litt1s CfP 80
- on ne active months. with the net
Ealse S1.4lls- II IS re0Orted some 600
- - ne local stock be Skinned 10
- 4eaf iltlfe. and the spot sales Ia a. 80 81 og N
80 70 plhefs On the other hand II e "a go LOS
- nave JUST been shipped here fror, sHls
c5-- movement figures are as FCllc-s- mig ,
20 leles against - 291 last ven Dll re
scII,ts--e -a 593 bales against * az i. ana 10
= 245 last estimated 1000 bales
% asallst sZs1S last wear. Trial S-e week, o695
last 49,. - receipts 1o2911 bales agairs. isn5 ior
aga4-s+ ~ 49, 10 mills and Canada nee V4
rso-cSt 1917 iast year; Southern min 1901 paies
--te, l39tcoO bales aeafrsf o. ~ IaHngs (esti-
ta9 o. sl-t 10 cate 10 76S $50 Fs1s Iast year;
6az,e 80 ne total crop movement 4-t9l ~
The rers. 20 eaLlst 80 cavs in Ia0i-02 - tof S4S
day was as follows: - the local market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON Markets.

Liverpool Aug. 14-C1ozing-cotton-sPo limited
business; prices unchanged American niddlas a.
732d: good Iaiddiing. 710d, middIing. 6sad low n.l
ding 6G2l: go1d ordinary. 3Gi. Ordinary, 6idd 80
al the 5000 bales % which lito Wele
speculation and export AMI included 49, 5Sn
Futures opened Arlerieeil
& august. e19d: August and septelessT e % o.
ternber. e4Bd: September and October
toeer November. 54sd; November ano - 80
rusrv sod. February ana March. 5.2e95.sod; March
ard APRIL 529d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

che-gs -. market FOR SPOT cotton closed ''l
Land l3 60 on the basis Of i275c for 5t59, At IN
49, % pF micding Gull Spinners - 5hlcdllng
cu5ng 10 fork stock: total sales Tor look 1l59
S71rfe-, ~ oaes delivered contraC, ne day. in
weston st5 iaaskets were telegraphed as fdiIg bales
urcharras q. at l21sc. Savannah cal
rrrl-sro.i - iZSsc: sale ! bale 49,; nominal
lg-- a l2i2c. Augusta nominal LIk steady.
ssler lal- - Louis quiet. uncba1ea5 1iged at
q0otes Milmingtea nominal unchanee. al l2c;
Orleans cufef UNCLAIMED al 19c IN
as .o-,rs-s4 tt91 at The ports to-day ans
Us week LAST vear: y . VIZ preylous and ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

So-ton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot oot,
feisl sales 5C00 bales; speculation and export oO1
ta4es5 American, 400 baIes- middling r
F-l-res opened .uuiet. decline Closed
unchanged points higher: august $3.50; AllglsisI
senber and September 4Gd Septembsr-Octobsr = So
800 octoberHoyember. 54sd; November DecernFeT
5obd December-JaEuary BID January FEBRUARY 945
tehruary-MaTch 5-29a5 BOD: March-April 52sd Mar.
chester yarns quiet Cloths--OneTs TOO low.
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Whilo retaining strong under
tone -four showed further advances business de
keiope1 little activity Spring patents 70QS5.
winter straights So sass S.; winter patnts 50 s0aSi a0
spring 50 G50S3 I winter. Ia
- =: 10 winter 50 soas3 70: Red Log SO 500
- 800 70 srriyes Rye FLOUR-stea1g. Quoted:
FAR 70 good 50 S5QS3 30 choice fancy, So 35S3 &
So. -CORNMEAIlQuiet Quoted: Kiln dried, 50 a0a
- 30. 70 brand BAG MEAL-Steady. Quoted:
fHe white and yellow. 81 5oQS1 Go; coarse 81 loSI H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
NAVAL STORES.

The market firm. with light stocks here in hrst
hands well at Savannah. and the primary market
was higher also. Rosn frmer. Tar ruler firm we
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bhls. t5is
q56c.
TAR-Pine bbIs So 40: bbIs. 81 503$4 GO.
RoSLN-Common = good strained, 81 90; D e; r.
IS So; " So 75 " C. So 95; " ". $. is.
STOCK on HAND,
Itosn $50 hbi
Tar Los oDlS
Wilmington Aug I4-Spirfts tuFpentue firm 52c bid.
EosiI-Nothing doing. receipts IL
bbls Crude urpentine rr SO 25 receipts 81 bbls Tar
arm. 81 60. receipts Is bis
savannah Aug. 14.-Turpentine firm, 52lsa53e. Re
CENTS Gas bhs; sales. 679: exports. 534 Rosin firm.
receipts bhs: sales I905: exports. 300 Quoted:
a b. C. ID. 81 20. F. 81 20; F. 81 rs G. 81 So H. e. SO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

/ 50 50; h. So so; NJ So O5; " So 10: W c, IS 3d. W
Charleston, Aug 14-Turpent1e nominal. Rosin
steady A. B. and D. 81 55 e 81 co; F. 81 e. G. 81 15
Il g 10; / g. 90; x. 81 IS; N. 81 So n 81 80; G.
London. AUS. I4-Turpenune-sp Ais Sd. ROsin-
American. strained 5s gid: fine IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
1 600. shlpments-wheat. 1000

bush: corn $1,000; oats 1900 shpuens-wheat. 1000
ST Louis. Aug 14-CIose-wheat-No 2 red cash ele-
ya-1r September. SHE. December. safe. May.
So ss4sc: No hard. TseTslsc Corn-No cash 49a
September 497sc; December 49lsc; May 5Oizc. Oats
No cash. 34c; September. 5Ac; December 35cs May
&c; No > white. 4Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
ENNSYLVANIA


--@--A- Hs~--
a. ANR PIP pESsBRoSSEs AND SoRT1ANDT STREETS;
chat given below for Ty9entyethirG street
tiSSM e2 f shsre s9sFYiss noted sss Dining
05 4. NJ ST ISIs IiSPTFb @ anP Sleeping
Smoking, ana Observation Cars cacinaati Iadianap
1915 si+o. A: NJ PE2NsI LvANIA LINuTED.-Pull1na.n
Cars For chicago cie 8a Toiedo and
For Toledo Nashville Via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE.
4. r. 81 cffP356 81 ,5 h2qs DPlnE G9r sleeping
Sn9kIs, ana Observation Cars. Fer Chicago Toledo
5. 5|5r p NJ sT LOUIS EIPEss-For Pt5ngrg Gin
5 p NJ IVES Ek& Nm fSIa2a I5E cieaso For
7.55 p NJ. Pacific Ri1ss.--For Pit,sburE and
S p NJ r A SfSei@ A8D eNG ciSCiXW3Tf Ex
PiESs,-FoE Ptts9urg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
" lST5IH'st 0S AND TIVE SOUTH.
ianat $ 81 o265 Dining io55 Dining SaF!
Streets o ~ m Sar1 1Y. 5s9 9ne an Pa-lor
anG Dining Cars) SIS ODinrne Carr. % Dining Can
o.; p Dining car} loss DINING caf1 M S CPin
9Rg S ana 1nE S sss nPS n G cas- a
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express. % p. m. p 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,-Express. 9.25 a. m. and s.25
sEAB9oAARD AIR LINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1855 p m
NORFOLK ATD WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ? RA1LWAY-755 a. m. week,
days and 50 p. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-7.55 a m
ATfaNfg e @Rd 500 E m daily an, - M weekdays
sundays, 155 m. Through VestibUled Trains B1Iet
Sarlor cars and Standard Coaches on weekday Par
Tor smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and standard
coaches On Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12.55 p. m week DAYS.
FOR points on New York and Long Branch Railroad rom
West Twenty-third Street Statlor). 30. 500 a. m,
ITO 10 Saturdays only, ? *, 255 323 40 4oo'
455 0rom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streetsl ESQ
300 u 20 l.20 Saturdays only, $50, $40 84O
80. 80. and 700 weekdays sundays, 5 10
- g. m 800 p, m. From Deshrosses street only.
Cortlandt only. 3.45 a. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos. T25. 155. lbs Dining carr SIS. $50, 92o CDtnnS
Carl. ass st Louis Lmitedl. 1O1O CDesbrosSes ana
CoTtlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carl. 1928 (Penna
Limited 1O55 Dining Carr, 1l55 a. m, Il upinns
Carr 155 Dining Carr CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
Dining Carr 40 Dining Carr, 80 Chicago Limited
FOR Germantown Jet only. $50 Dining carr $50 100
SO $50, o. % p. m, 70 10 night weekdays. sundays
Cos 765 Dining Carr s25 925 Dining Can 955 tSt
ing Car), 1855 Dining Carr. 155 Dining Car)
S25 Dining Carr. S5S, 425 Dining Carr ass Chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet. only(. ass Dining Cal
$50 Dining Carr 1855 25 S55 925 p. y 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4G1 1854 11S and 26l Broadway 10
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
Goth ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-third street
Station, stations DesorosSes and Cortant
Streets: Court Street. $50 Fulton Street $50 Eroad
way, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; St-
ton, Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
will call for and chstK baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through destination
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY. J. p WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 14.-Flour uiet Wheat-Spring scarce;
No Northern bid for carloads; winter. excited for
red No held at soc through billed; No 1 write sic.
Corn firm; No . yellow, Soc No corn, Sc Oats firm;
No . white 3sAc: No 2 mixed 35iac. barley, nothing
done. Rye old 5T1a a57Ac. Canal freights steady
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
READING SYSTEM

-
Liberty Street and south Kerry tune from
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJCH CnUAh-E4.OO CI15 Easton only) by a
II 20 44o 800 (5.45 Easyon only p. NJ Sundays.
n % A NJ 100 $50 p. II.
MILK ESBARkE AND SCRANFOh-Z4O 90. 9-1O a.
NJ. 500 P. NJ SUNDAYS, z425 a NJ Il Fl NJ ,x,tp
lsARNEGAl-z4.0 90. $40 A NJ. iSO To- 40 Lake
wood ana Lakehurst onlyl 4SO P NJ Sundays 9-IS
ATLANTIC CITY-fs4O a. NJ. ts4O P NJ. d-oO P.
vff!SEsS1ND AND BRIDGETON-tz4OO 4. NJ. t1aO
Lone BRANCH, AsEFRY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
POINI $500, $50 Il 80 a NJ QlO Saturday only,
2 50 $50 445, $50. 6SU t11.50 Wednesdays to
Asbury Park and Saturdays TO Point Peasaht'; NJ M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TERMINAL zs4.25
Ii So 20 1900 400 $500 1900. 1850. s9oO P. NJ.
2iTH AND CHESTNUT sTRRETs-s425. 1880 1880.
'II.45 a. NJ. 'Io0. $3.50 $500. 200. 1925 P NJ
REAnIY YG HARRISBURG, POTTsVILLE AND
WILAIAMSPORI-l4 400, q 70, TSo0 1910, 1lOvO
Reading PotsvIlIe and Harrisburg only. t4O0. 1900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From It. Rector ST.. Pier s.
Atlantic Highlands. Seabright, Monmouth Reach and
Long Branch Asbury Park Point Pleasant 900. 10.OO
100 A. NJ. 100. 200. 800 500. 500. $50 tAsbury
Park P N. Sundays. 1000 A, N LOO 400. 500 F; NJ
day. sSunday only tParlor only. IlVa TamaqUa.
9fiees: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor House.
I6 261. 434. 1900 1884 Broadway Isl 5th Az IS Union
Columbus New York: Court St, 34.. $50 Fulton
St. Bkyn; $50 3 way, w sburg- n. Y. Transfer Co.
calls for and CHECKS baggage to destination
Vice FTes. aud Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot. Barclay and Christopher StA
fS.O0 \. M.-For B.ngham.on and Syracuse
5000 A. M--For Buffalo. Chicago AID - Louis
X1UO p M--Pocono Mountain Special
s1-40 p. M--F'Or Buffalo
fiO0 r. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
col p. N.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
=. IS +. M--Utica. Oswego. Ithaca, Buffalo
500 \. M.-FOr Ckicago-5.eeuers open = M.
Tickets 16T. 429 Broadway, y. Y. 33s Fulton
st. Brooklyn -Daily- rESxcept sunday xInursdays
Fridays and SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

hhds St Crox muscovado. port 3c, basis 50 test
eH snip 3OO bags Cuba molasses from store and 9so
bags St CroiX SC, basis 50 and 1000
bags Cuba molasses ahoat 1lsc basis 50 test
and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR-Firrn-
WHEAT-No , spring. S3Geic: No 8. TSGS2c; No red.
81 seS3c CoRN-NO ?, 524se; No yellow. 55c. OATS
No 2 36a362.c No . white. 36S+c; No 3 white, So
36I4c RYE-No 2 52isc BARLEI-Fair TO choice malt
ing 4eq53c FIAXSEED-No l. 81 OF: No ] Northwest
era. 81 Us. TIMOTHY SEED-Prne. - 40 MESS PORK
Per Dbl SI82S13 LARD-Per loo H. 81 I5laSl so.
SHORT RIBS sIDES-I4oose 3 90; .o.lS' 20 D5sF SALT
sIDE@Boxed. IS l23agSs % WEiIsI7EY-Bas!s OF high
CLlOVEfR-COntract grade, Sl2Q$l2 so On
the Produce to-day the butter market firm.
creaeres I4d19e diaries. 12aiIc- arm; mark,
cases Included I4gl5i2c. Cheese steady at I0GlI1c
Duluth Aug MISUNDERSTANDING hard, ole; No
Northern 90lsc; No Northern. SS1-ci September.
s5isc; December 81 NC.
S. ass Sc December &C; track. No hard 81
No / Northern. 81; No Northern 81; No Northern.
Soc.
Milwaukee Aug. 14-Wheat, higher. CIose-No l
Northern 81: Northern 98c; September. S27sc bid
Rye-Firm: no I. 53i1c. Barey-No . 5sG51c; sample,
45a54c. CoTu-Flrm: September. 52essi524ac bid
PHILADELPHIA Aug I4--Wheat strong and &C higher.
S2ss TS3c Corn outet.
August. = i.c higher. No .
white. clipped nat Butter weak lower
extra Western creamery 1e1s129c. nearby pTints PIE
Eggs Arm good demand; nearby. on: West
er Zoe Southwestern 1SG1Gc Southern IG1l7c Cheese
firm. good demand Sev-YoTk full creams choice new
i01s 9iD2t C: fair good. new. 9A110Ac Receiptg-
Flour 1900 bbIs ana 100000 70 in sacks wheat q 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

BALTIMORE q. nuils RAILROAD
Leave Nevv-York City South Ferry- Liberty
Chicago, PftTsburS. 40 NJ. -l2-l1
Chicago. Columbus. 40 Jpm- 1oJp-n- Diner.
fi1tsbuFg, Cleveland S-'}5pm- 81 Opm. Ltmtd
.sPiItsbuFg Limited".. q. 55pm- 7.0Cpm. Buffet
Cincinnati. St Louis. az 10 Mt sl2 - Sleeper
Cincinnati. St Louis. @10.25am. 40 3Gam. Diner.
Cincinnati. 50. Louis. G55puL TOopm. Bunet
Norfolk Tl2 55pm- 1Opm- Diner
DAILY. TDaily. Sunday. SSunday
Offices: 16I. POI. 434. 1870 House.
. Union Square W. 33l Grand St N SAC Fulton
Brooklyn: South Ferry Liberty Baggage
from residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
Fact prices in the local market to-day

Cofee cables,-Rio-Coffee market steady: No Rio
SSs75 exchange Y Sgd; receipts 230oO bags cleared
for The United States COCO bags; cleared for Europe
5000 bags; stock. 10000 bags. Santos-Cofee market
nm 5000 average Santos $500; receipts. $1,000 bags
stock, $4,000 bags. HaTnburg-Coffee market opened
unchanged at 1880 m net unchanged; sales nO0O
bags. HaEre-Comee market opened steady. unchanged;
al u unchanged; p m steady August. September
and October unchanged other months. franc high
al $50 u franc higher; total sales. $4,000 bags.
January zoo July $500
February %
A1aTch september 3l-20
.Abl4A october 20
NAY OBJ November 80
....ol.2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

STOCK IN havTe. 53l9 600 bags including bags
Brazilian; last week, 1924 and 2634. 900 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15

Receipts Of breadstufs interior points in thousands
last three ciphers omitted. Flour bbls grain bush
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-18
GRAIN. PROVISIONS ETC.

New York, Sept. 17.-Flour dull all
day, but steady. Rye -four firm; fair
to good, $3.15D3. 40. --s-..-
Corn meal steady. e.. t=er
Rye firm.
Barley quiet.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. 2 red. S5%c.
Options sustained a severe break this
morning under liquidation forced by
clearing Northwest weather and small
clearances. Later it rallied on cover
ing closing barely steady. 1ac net low
er; May, SS1sc; September, 8T&c; De-
cember, STAG. s.l A
Corn-Spot easy: No. 2. $50. Options
broke a cent at the opening because of
bearish crop estimates. A late rally on
covering left the market fairly steady.
&c net lower: September closed, 5S1sc;
December. 57Bc.
Oats-Spot firm; No. 2. 41%c.
Beef quiet.
Cut meats steady to firm.
Lard dun: refined steady.
Pork steady. !
Tallow firm,
Rice firm
Molasses firm.
Sugar-Raw, firm: refined steady.
Coffee-Spot steady. Coffee futures
opened steady, unchanged to points
up, and ruled firm at first with prices at
one time, showing net gains of SOLO
points. Later. however. the demand
fell off and prices sagged. the market
closing steady, net unchanged to 5
points higher; sales, 11.000 bags.
Butter firm: extra creamery, 2015c;
state dairy. 15Q19c.
Cheese firm: state full cream fancy
small colored, 11Ac; small white. 11Hc.
Eggs quiet: state and Pennsylvania,
fancy mixed, 23@24c.
Potatoes easy; Long Island, 81 626
1.S7; Jerseys, 81. 5O91. 65; Jersey sweets,
81. 1908. 25.
Peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked,
4s4 G5c
Cabbage easy; domestic per 100, 81. so
G5.0O; barrels. 60c6$1 90.