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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-04-06
PERSONALS.

"Siio iclt ftsttTudE lOl
the interior of the state.
Dionisio Saenz left on this morn.
ing's Matamoros train for Rio
Grande.
Miss NJ. Egly went to the Point
Saturday and returned yesterday
afternoon.
George Stowe came up from the
coast Saturday for visit to his
mother and sisters.
D. B. Gibbs of Hidalgo made a
brief visit to the city, coming down
Saturday and returning today.
Jose NJ. Longoria of Reynosa left
on this mornings Matamoros train
for home, after a short visit here.
Geo. L. Hall of Lake Charles,
La, representing an implement
house, arrived on Saturday nights
stage.
City Marshal L. II. Bates re-
turned by last nights stage, after
spending several weeks visiting
relatives at Uvalde.
Stanley Morton, who came here
about a year ago from Kentucky,
left yesterday for Houston, where
he has secured position.
Geo. W,.Rendall, W. N. Parks,
Esq, and w. H. Mackay visited
the Point yesterday returning to
town on the afternoon train.
J. H. Edwards, Esq, of Hidalgo,
made a flying business trip to
Brownsville. coming down Satur-
day and returning this morning.
W. C. Jack left yesterday for
Beeville, where he will spend
short time visiting home folks. Mr..
Jack expects to return to Browns
vile.
Arthur Bates of San Antonio ar
rived by last nights stage with
his brother, City Marshal Bates,
and will spend while here visit
ing him.
r. Joseph, the well known
tombstone man, accompanied by
J. Henry, arrived from Corpus
Christi Saturday afternoon, via
Matamoros.
DR.. Kirkham, F. Champion, ].
L. Putegnat, A. A. Browne and
Baron Lowenhelm were the members
If a party that enjoyed fish and
oyster breakfast at the Point yes
.erday, going down on the morning
rain and returning in the afternoon.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-04-06

HIS WORRY.

~Percy, ma boy, I'm worwid to
death about something" "What
in the world are you worwid about,
old chap?" That's the twobble-
iOr the life of me, I cawn't
vemember." Life.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-04-06
Proposal FOR EXTENSION

DROPOSAL FUN Ell ENSION
i SEWERAGE SYSTEM Office of
Chief Quartermaster, Dept. of Texas.
San Antonio, Texas, April l, 1903
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be
received until II o'clock noon May 1,
1903, and then opened for the extension
of the sewerage system at Fort Ring
gold. Texas, according to plans and
specifications to be seen at this office and
office of post quartermaster, Fort Ring
gold, Texas. U. S. reserves the right
to reject any or all bids Information
furnished ON application. JNO- L.
GLEN, d. @. NJ. G., U. S. A, c. Q.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-04-06
FOR BEEF AND

nROPOSAL FOR BEEF AND
L MUTTON. Office Chief Commissary,
San Antonio, Tex, April l, 1903 Seal
ed proposals will be received here until
IL A NJ, May l, 1903, and opened, for
furnishing and delivering Fresh Beef
and Mutton, called for by cOmmisSaries
at Forts Bliss, Brown, Clark. Mcintosh,
Ringgold, Sam Houston, and Camp at
Eagle Pass, Tex, during six months
commencing July l. 1903 Proposals re-
ceived and opened same hour by Com
misSaries of those posts, each receiving
proposals for his own post only. Propo-
sails will also be received stating prices
at which bidder will deliver fresh beef
and mutton of temperature not greater
than 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Informa-
ton furnished on application. Envel-
opes containing proposals should be en-
dorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton and addressed to undersigned,
or to Commissary at post bid for. S. B.
Bootes, Capt, Chief Comfy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-04-06

J. P. Morgan is planning to form
a telephone trust. The capital OF
such a combination is placed at a
billion dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. August Ia. !

New-York August 10. 1908.
BEEVES-Feceipts were cars. 1871 head, mainly
Tor the market. and held for Fridays trade Nothing
doing to-day in live cattle Feeling steady. Dressed
natVe sizes no later cable advices Shipments 20 cat
lie on the Basil to Para, Brazil J. Sharnberg Son
The Cedric sailing Friday for Liverpool is expected
carry about 1900 quarters Of beef. The Marquette
seneogled TO sail Friday viii probably get of until
CALvEs-Receipts were S6 head bunch Of mixed
PennsylVsnia calves. which averaged I45 and
was rather weak feeling veaIs; calves
rated steady City dressed quiet 9G12c per
10; Win the outside figures exceeded IN for
selected carcasses Country dressed slow SGI1izc
Dressed gfassers and buttermilks firm 69sc.
Sales Cyesterday) Andrew Mullen: l66 veais 1856 n
average. at 81 10 per 100 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 26ls cars or
6lSo head Including the stale stock 81
on sale all Ht Jersey City with tina
Good. handy sheep appeared be steady; others
There was an easier feeling for lambs.
20 Decline CT 15425o the un6srgrades. and while
day II was generally conceded that the quality was
superior TO that 6Sered Wednesday With the excep-
ton OF three that arrived
all the stock was cleaned Common prime sheep
sold at s2 oOgS8 SIS 100 10 heavy sheep
high as So ordinary 70 choice lambs 259S7:
slow al ogI1sc with wethers selling UP Sc;
Sales. II. Wnkerson: 2is Kentucky lambs 70 10
average az FER 100 10 I'll do. % 10 81: 2ls do u
b. at SO so IS do 81 ~ at SO 90 IS Kentucky sheep %
~ at So IA do 81 n. az IS So DO us n at s. % 80
Newton & Co: 2s5 Kentucky lambs. n. 81; 251
do 50 10 at 81 go do 80 10 at 81 212 do 81 10 at So
23T 70 10 50 TO- 2s6 West Virginia 81 10 az ST.
Ga N. al 50 81 2s Virginia do 90 n. At 10 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

higher; western 81; good to prime steers - ZOg
IS To- poor 10 medium So 1885 sockers and feeders
So 5Oas4 20: cows 81 50s hefers S2s4 So Gamers
steers SSa$4 49, steers So 5oQS4 6S Hogs-Re-
CENTS 600 head 10000; mixed ana Dutcn-
S5GS5 So IOc lower than average Ihurs
day: good to choice heavy IS $685. 45 rough heavy
81 eoS5 90 light SIS z5Q$5 TO- bulk sales IS 15gS5 8
Sheep-Recepts 1900 head; steady lambs STEADY ana
strong good wethers s. 2sdS 10 fair TO choice
East buffalo Aug 13.-Csttle-Receipts. 100 head;
demand light steady; prime shipping steers SgSo go
steers. $4aS4 So; and heifers 81 ZS4 SO
bulls 81 5OGS4: stockers and feeders $S9$4
head slow 2O94Oc lower: heavy s. ToqSS So mixed
s5 sOS5 90: Workers IS 9O6S6 light Workers 50 So6$6;
pigs S6qS6 TO- roughs S. 1885, stays s4S4 50 diaries
S. 50G$5 sheep and lanbsRecepts 26o0 head sheep
steady; lambs easier; lambs "a 1885 50 yearngs 81 SOe
IS; wethers. SQS4 IS ewes s. oOg$S 20; sheep mixed
Kansas City Aug 1s-Cattle- Receipts, 400 natives
and 500 Texans Calves-Recepts. go natives and 90
cattle active and firm early; later mar
ket steady to sc lower steady 10 higher pest
steady higher others slow stockers ana ieoeTs
good S4d$4 rs; stockers and feeders Is oV$t
81 901S4 so; Texas and Indan steers
e0GS so; Texas cows S2dS2 90 native cows 81 S4
native hefers S2GS So S1@$S 90 bulls ~ 'Og
market steady 70 &c lower PIGS n,xaS sclers
S. S0as5 light s. 49qs5 So; R0[Se1S5 SSf head S
market i0c higher native lambs s. s5$5 go; Western
lambs 9OGS5 So ewes 81 75GS4 TO- Texas clipped
yearlings So SOGS4 5 Texas clipped SHEEP y OVs4 40
stockers and feeders, So 1888 80 .-..-..ox
East Liberty. Aug i3-Cattle slow choice IS 2o4S5 SS
prime S5aS5 Is; good. 81 9OQS5 10 Hogs lower; prime
heavy 81 GOGS5 65 mediums. S6qs6 TO- heavy Workers
ss O50s6 10; light Workers. SO 10q$6 10 pigs % l3
culis ard common 81 5OqS2: yearings sSas4 TO Veal
calves, $7GS7 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. August 10. 1908
BEANs AND PDAS-There Is fairly good demand for
choice state marrow at 81 so and the quantity
Available Is very light Medium and pea are selling slow
Nv but show further change Not much doing IN red
Kidney at the moment; sellers asking 20 90 Tor the
hest goods OF foreign beans came IN to-day
sgrregatinS $50 bags mostly from Naples The move
rnent in foreign still very light scotch peas
easy I'VE quote: Beans marrow es9ies peT nl:h - 20
kidney IS 80: white kidney. y 65Sz 90 90 yellow
California So 25Qs2 5o do italian medium. 81 OogS2 TO-
AZ br foreign medium 81 959S2 %; green peas Scotch,
hays prime per bush. 81 421aGSI 45.
fsTrJTFYR-Whe general demand Is quiet, the tone
~ the market for high grade stock IS fairly steady Job
hsrs having 1910 creamery, ana few lots
are going TO speculative buyers the same basis or
Tcfion more occasionally. There IS slightly weaker
feeltng on all qualities with rather more aecuHu-
Isfion Of stock. No change in State dairy, imitation
or goods; the inquiry for ali that
class OF stock IS light Factory is held little hrmer
and has trhe sale few hundred tuhs OF fresh
goods going abroad this week we quote Creamery
lie; DO thirds l5a15i4c: do State dairv tubs nrsts
fourths lac; imitation creamery nrss leGplIo
AZ seo1nds I5qI5Ae renovated. lie: do hrsts.
Jsc. do seconds I5QI5Ac: do thirds lS9l4c Western
factory held nrsts Agi6o; do current make. nrsts.
Ibo do seconds l4dl4hc: do thirds, 1SWi3tae packing
stock current make No J. i4oI do No lSci DO No g.
i2G125c. ,,.., -.
CsHFESF-One exporters were slightly inter
eseS IN largs full cheese snd few hundred
horss Of fancy taken at ioo There wss no
,ycs 40 ths demand notwithstsndng ts Iaet
mat Canadian adyices higher and the LHso eois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
Interior ,,. points to-day. COM
5 week and last year:

,,';s.t toa Exehsnge special Liverpool cab,..
Er1e-i.sr VoO bales; speculation ana Spot cotton
steady 70 n at9oing upland, 6s4d FUtTse' IgyD
lover "a o. points advance Closed ses5u- opened
se-fer1b.< points higher. August 6575s Ky = point
EcESE 81 ahd September. 64sd; Sa,s.oosd; August
- stoper-Noyenaber O. $50. October
80 February March B2ad 'Sa1nuary-Feb
S-5s-e 9ssnehester-Yarns move siavIs areh-Apr
ELoUR AND MEAL-Mnls advanced
Al rhe bis. oor checking all business RAGS los on
~ ne point IN several wears on sr ss are now
- Sgots Spring patents, s. 7oGs5. .phg patents
g - winter patents, So sOTS4 81. stralghts
-; extra No winter So Haas EpIIng clears
TyF rs g9 Is lO red dog S23 bo9s24 30 n Ira No ?
choice fancy So s5ass IS ~ 900 81 e5ass so;
SSIe.ee! kn dried. s. 2oaS3 so as n -Stsady:
L--steady quoted Fine white sns %
$50 ooatse, 81 l01Sl II. FEED-Fyr-n"' 81 o0f
az 2,kz sPoI slf sacks 70 arrive go n S1osa'
80 u zoo n sacks city feed slsSxJe a. SIS T59
aA ~ honntny chop $40 50 bulk son n .seeo oil
iIrlNe: oilHnesl S24 502s25 - W ~ N sacks. to
49, - NsEAI-Highest prices Of tn. vA.- -
aoe nan they have shown any time vst con-
Ike tAoe In the local market ana beayv t...sre was
WITH fnai prices here Idl &c sbove ssess IN
~ E1porI operations again formed one Of The n
situation at Minneapolis The usual sIrong
Llpn prevailed as 70 the accuracy OF sxnor. .et OF
eleitaed IS high loI loads to-day ana ysa
aufing the Gay and II loads altogether ar were
Oositlon 20 this big business was base5 .b,sS
49, ne nj prices being PAID BY the
,-sI satsr wheat for milling purposes made 70 ,s
EoltlHes But whether not the exnor, III tIe
elts certainly had good deal do with m.
s.ce especially during the hour vbsr b1s,,
SHs were reached Minneapolis tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST a. 1908

ket, selling September on an attempt by
big interests 20 get control situation Supplies
are light there and spot prices to-day showed pro
nouncec ADVANCE. Ihere from
Chicago 70 the effect that Wall Street buyer there
fairly good scale. while
were reported to have sold in the local the
The interior movement fell off to sos 900 bushels com
pared with $4,000 bushels last year. Foreign markets
good response to Wednesdays
closed to rs points higher English markets
from 4 44sd above the previous night.
point higher Smotstiops Of cash wheat { b ahoat
Northern chicago csc: No red New York. s7Ac, all
70 errlEe: no .eo Se~z1ork SSc spot COfN-In
the market showed scarcely any change at New
York, and very slow all day, merely sharing in
the wheat advance The reason for this lay in
temperatures at the West Improvement
crop news The Price Current said the present cond
tion OF indicates possible of 1000
bushels Export houses took ID loads at NewYork
10 oaas az ouPots 40 corn closed at ee4sc elevator
e0Ac b anoat- .oATS-There a fair trade in
the West, with the steady following
other markets Cash sales locally were 1855 900 bushels.
No closed at 39c; No g. 3Slsc: No 2 white and
standard white 42c No white 41e; track white. 419
afoat: state rye 5s9591z .BARLEY-Marke steady
Feeding quoted at DC and mating at 51a857 both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August Is, 1903
COFFEE-The coffee to-day
row and unnteresng with prices displaying generally
saggng tendency Keeping with the European losses and
heavier primary receipts opening steady
unchanged prices decline OF points and the close
was quiet with prices partially 3 points lower. Sales
$3.50 There indicated by the sales,
business. the declines more in the
nature sympathetic adjustment Of prices outside
conditions they expression Of actual
actions or pressure OF the market There have
been further advces from Brazil 10 confirm the recent
cable needed trade is quite generally OF
The opinion that this report substantial
basis; any II Is Yet too early for
rnria1 the the other hand the sta
tsca position growing stronger receipts again
show expanding tendency. and the trade is
entity in a humor 10 look for any immediate advance
The market az first unchanged TO = franc
higher the advance closing partial 4 franc
lower while Hamburg unchanged 70 4 pig
lower. the primary markets unchanged. Re
opts "a 600 bags and the interior
IS 76 bags. There clearances
az ~ 0G0 bags The spot market quiet, with quota
tons on the 5lsc for Rio No Z.
Of prices in the local market to-day
Was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
NAVAL STORES.

The price spirits urpentiue much higher 0%ls
light stock in first hands which is ABOUT an
by one party party asked 56c for machine mace
bbIs the highest quoted price was apparently poe
Savannah also higher. Resin was steady VIII, a
fairly good demand Tar ruled firm and unchanged we
quote:
55c
ROsIN-Common to good strained. 81 s5qSI 90: D. 81;
E, 50 o.; r 50 49, G. So 90; H. So 60; I 50 TO- L. % %
NJ So IS; y, So 70: W G. IS IS, and W ", 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bbls oto
lar Dds. Io-O
Savannah Aug. 13-Turpentine firm, 6212c; receipts,
e95 bbls; sales 3s4 bbs: exports 1856 bbs Rosin hrm
receipts 26se bbs exports 165 bbls; quoted A. and
c. 81 co. E. 81 Go. F. 81 TO- G. 81 so; H. 81 20; 81 90;
50 s.; NJ 81 s5; N, 50 O5; W G. IS 20: W W. So 40
Charleston. Aug 13.-Turpentine nominal Rostn
STEADY; a. B. and D. 81 80; z. 81 co. F, 81 IS: G..
81 I5 r. - 10; $2 60; X 81 20: NJ. 81 So N 81 95i
Wilmington. Aug. 13-Spirits turpentlne firm sic;
ceipts 81 casks ROsin-Nothiug doing; receipts, 259
6 6ols GT a n urpentne firm s. 70 So end % re-
London, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ais Cd. Rosn-
American strained. IS Sd; fine. SIS Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpoo Aug. 18-CIosng-wh No I North
spring drn, IS Sd; No red Western winter new
quiet September 52sd; October. 6s sd; December.
IS Sad CornNspot, steady. American mixed. As I'd;
futures quiet September. As 7&d: October, 77sd.
Peas-canadian quiet SIS Cd. Flour-st, Louis fancy
winter, quiet Sd Hops at London Pacific Coast.
steady. IS 12sQf6 Reef-Extra India mess. dull 62s Cd
Pcrk-Prime mess western. dui; '09 50; HansnShort
cut % TO 30 10 firm 52s Cd: short ribs 10 70.
steady Cd; long clear mddes. light. % "a 10.
firm 53s: long clear middes, heavy SIS to 40 n, firm,
clear backs 10 20 ~ quiet AS clear bellies
II to 10 10 firm. 53s shoulders square. II to Is n.
quiet 37s Lard-Prme Western in tierCes steady ass:
American refined. in pals firm. 99s. Butter-Nominal.
Cheese-American finest white. firm ass; coIored.
firm, 49s. Tallow-Prine steady. 23s Turpentne-
Spirits Ais Cd RosnCornmon. IS 3D. Petroleum
-Rehned, nominal, 6l=d; linseed OIL 2Is Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14

500 10 Sc IS West virginia sheep. 112 10 at
81: 8 Kentucky do. IS 10 81
Kerns Commission Company: go Kentucky lambs "a
10 at 50 30; go do, 90 10 SO 40: go do 81 10, at SO
131 do &c 10 Sc 81 10. IS Is; 2s9 Virginia
DO, SO 10 IS 90; 1877 Kentucky ITO 10 So
70, at 50 9Th: 16S do, 1O1 10. at So %
Harrington Co.: PAT Maryland lambs. "a ~ at 81 15
l54 Kentucky do "a No. at Sc So ca Kentucky sheep ITO
H. at IS 90.
Sc 20.
Tobn 8 shannon: l12 kentucky lambs 90 No. at Sc %;
~ IS IS; 60 10 at So so; 1O3 Kentucky sheep
100 IS IL Virginia do. 9S 10 at 81; 90 Pennsy
vania d. so 70, So do, 100 10 at 81; buck, 1so
10 at So -,
s. Sanders: PIT Pennsylvania lambs 50 10 at 50 6Ss;
S Judd Co: 226 Kentucky lambs 90 ~ at 80 Sfis :
Is Kentucky sheep. IS n, at So 70
Andrew Mullen lambs 81 n. at Sc IS; sheep
ITO 10. S.
saughterers With the exception OF few head Trade
dressed nogs Steady
9c per for medium weights. and SgSac Tor light
Sales H. Hume & Bro: state hogs 10 10 aver
SO 40 per 100 ID; do, 200 10 at 80 o. rough
400 10 at IS SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
GEO- w. Buy -.
General Passenger Agen
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
$500 A M-For BnghamtOn and Syracuse.
1000 \. M-For Buffalo Chicago and ST. Louis
XlOO p. M.-Pocono Mountain Special
t140 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
t400 P. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
10 z. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
. 40 p M.-Ctica- Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo.
200 A M--For ChicagO-Seepers open q P. ".
Tickets at 16I 429. 11S3 Broadway, \. y 33S Fulton
St. Brooklyn daily. tESXcept Sunday xThursdays.
Fridays and SATURDAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
Railroads.
RATT,RoAD-


AND fSRs ST w kSp cokTpT sPET
that given beio< for TMenfyefhiea street
sSs a. NJ fT here sdsSnE aSs Dining
SSrs For Cae9s0 I9daRsP2!ls and L1gsvi5ls s.n,,
1913 NJ pES SHSS YLvAN1A LIMITED Pullman
snt Cars For cSo SiRs c isS Toiedo
1sS r: u; cHIcA1o AND ST. LOUIS EXPEEss PRES
TOT Ioledo. Nashville Cia Cincinnati and I~ouiSNlie)
$50 r. ~ c2 af1saS 81 s hfqls pa slsspnx
sn;okng and ObservatiOn Cars For Chicago Ioiedo
5sS p ~ LOUIS Fti,sSEs; Gin
OBS p 81 WEsrE Rs chicago For
75S r NJ a'f PAFc P5ss P,tsburs and
Chicago For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
sSuis Connects for Ssyean except SssSrs7y'
PREss,-For Pittsburs Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
80 a(NASHlNG9TiEoN AND TIVE SOUTH.
lanat Streets s. s. lGS ihng Sa lOS Dgl7l6s Can
Streets TO- "a @ SI ose4 res Limited all Psrior
aEd Dining cars). S25 Dining Can Is Dining Can
rs dining carr loss Dining Carr m i ) cDin
6jaRg caTs) Is cinn rs ptnlPs GaE1 S
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express. 4a0 p m. II 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. IS a. m. and s.2s
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-Express 1255 p m.
NORFOLK AID WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-T.55 a m week
days and I - m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-T.55 a. m.
TeekT days t and IS ? m daily
sundays, 100 m. Through Vestibuled Trains Bunet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par
or smoking Car Paror Cars, Dining Car and standard
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m week-days-
FOR points New York and Long Branch Railroad rori
west Iwenty-third Street Station. 40, $50 a m.
dZius Ito saturdays only, 81 255, S25 10 45S.
% M Qrom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 80.
eO0 a m. II 20 10 Saturdays only. 23O 80 $40.
-, 30, and 200 m weekdays Sundays & IL
80 a. M 800 p. From Deshrosses street only,
$50 a Cortlandt Street only 345 A. weekdays
.o- 80 FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Cos TO 7b5 Tb5 Dining Carr. SIS. SIS 925 Dining
carr, C950 St Louis Limited 1910 CDeSbTOsses and
Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining Carl, 1928 (Penna
ismitedg To- Dining Car, 153 m. IL dining
Can 155 Dining Carr. 21O CDesbrosses and Cortland
Streets 200. 255. s25 Dining Car. 5 80 425. 425
Dining Carr 45S Dining Carr. 4.55 Chicago Limited
Tor Germantown Jet only, Dining Carr 6j5, 1SS,
80 500, 925 p. u 10 nght weekdays. sundays
sos 755 Dining Carl % 925 Dining Carr, 95S (St
ing carr a. m. 1255 Dining Car), 155 Dining carr.
20 Dining Carl. 355. 425 Dining carr G55 Chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet. only. ass Dining Carl
b55 Dining Carr. 755 S25 S65 925 p. u 10 night
Ticket offices Nos SOL 1854 lis 261 Broadway 1S2
firth Avenue below 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
29th ST.; Astor House: West Twenty-third Street
station and stations foot OF DesuTozses and Corant
Streets: Court Street. $50 Fulton $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; sta
ton. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
Genees through to destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
w. W. ATTERBURY, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14

e-gs5 Ior spot cotton closed oret ~ ~,
S1 ia P5lcgs on the basis Of l275c for ddng nnend
T5r-e5 70 aiig cut Sales OF 497 bales We're re-
so,th.-, '5na 500 bales deliveries on cor.-oo.
IleIh spot markets telegranbad On eSniTact
sIto' unchanged 10 l2isc: N0bfs 80 Nj
ar ii e3nnsi un9qoted Norfolk STEADY un 5n
= louis, quiet unchanged
hd augusta nom nal unchanged al a.. SO Baltimore
quiet uncTaSsed a. 90 sales bales; NeW5-crjesns
S-1sl ana hrn unchanged al i2L 0a'es' Charleston
-. FsseIl.ls. +, the ports and interior r,t-.-
pared with the same day week ap5 ns today CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14

coffee -Rio-Coffee market steady; No Rio
$3.50 u 32d receipts "a 900 bags; cleared
the United States 1900 bags cleared for Europe
bags: stock 655 600 bags. Santos-Cohee market
good average Santos $500; receipts; 1900 bags
stock 600 bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened 4
pfg higher: at 2:SO p m unchanged to 4 pig
higher: sales $50 bags Havre-Coffee market opened
quiet unchanged 4 pig higher; at u m unchanged
p quiet. 4 franc lower. at $50 m unchanged;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 13.-Flour quiet and weak. Wheat-wIn-
ter strong for red: white dull: No white sic; No 2
red. S21zc Corn strong No yellow. SOC; No 2 corn
CSC. strong store white. 3s&4c No mixed
So RarleyWestern light weight, 55c: Rye. NO 2
56l2c through billed. Canal freights steady.
Chicago, Aug. 13.-The leading futures ranged as