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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
Wonderful Growth Of Santa Fe
in Ten Years.
Road Is Now Less Dependent
Upon Crops.
EXPLANATION OFFERED
Increased Expenses Due to
Maintenance Charges.
Cost of Transportation Less
Than in 1902.

Since the publication Of the October
abatement Of the Santa Fe road, which
broke all previous records, more than
ordinary attention has been directed to
the earning capacity of that system. 1t
is claimed that the ability of the road
to meet all charges and pay dividends
on both preferred and common stock
even in periods Of depression has now
been fully demonstrated. This claim is
based largely not only on what has been
actually accomplished. but on the Dhe-
nomenal development which has taken
place in the territory tributary to the
various lines Of the Santa Fe system
and the vast improvements which have
been made in the property itself where
by its relative cost of operation has been
very materially reduced.
The great growth of Santa Fe's bust
ness in the last ten years is shown 1T
the following table giving the number
Of tons carried one mile in 1902 and 1892,
and also the gross freight earnings:
Tons carried one mile.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14

The notable feature of the table is that
the present company handles S11.700 O00
more gross. business with an increase Of
only S70.010 in expenses. so that net earn
ings have increased a clear 10000 900
The increase in expenses is wholly
owing to increased charges for the maintc-
nance of the property. as shown by the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14

c. F. Menninger, NJ. d, Office 727 kan
sas ave. Tel. 10: residence 1851 Topeka
ave. Tel. s. ONCE hours to ; p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14

Includes fun years interest and sink
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August II, 1908:
saughterers The two held yesterday were not
rivals expected for Wednesday, trade Dressed beef rather
quiet at UNCHANGED PRICES Latest cables quoted live cat
London at 11AQ11Ac. dressed weight; sheep at the
beef weak at London at 9691sc per 10 Shipments to-day
on the Geqrgf to dvepSol INCLUDED $5S cattle and lSS
sqlzberger 212 head for the Swift Beef Company and
steamship AGO quarters of beef partly estimated for
LONDON about 400 cattle and $50 head to Hull; the
manic to Liverpool about 200 quarters Of beef and the
COMMISSIONING were p head Trade very limited
a G9 ou6 g9Gd @ s. I @ s. 0s ss gg and GnGSs
IS per 100 ~ yeas POP 10 at s. 80; 70 Virginia
veas sold at 9@2o Per 10 and few extra caTcasses
SHEEP AND LA1IBs~Receipts were "a cars. or 772s
head including for export alive and p for the
good light sheep, here, would probably have sold higher
On continued moderate supply of lambs prices stl
further advanced 15q25c and the cleared Or
binary to prime sheep sold at $S&$$ 70 100 NJ ordinary
5@sG per n; dressed lambs Isl firm at sole
age at 81 per 100 ~ 222 do 70 70 at Sc a0 ss do IS n
So So 224 do 70 ~ s6 So $50 Virginia do IS ~ at
do 10 H. at SO co. 269 DO. Il SO So 1S7 West vr-
g5 9 do 70 ~ at Sc 'o Virginia sheep 50 to $50 ~ at
Judd Co Y Jersey lambs p n at 81 25s Buffalo
Sanders: 225 Kentucky lambs 81 10 at 81; 225 do.
Kerns Commission Co: rs Virginia lambs 81 ~ at
go g. 100 o R R e G ~ d IS Sc % S H
e ~ at S. 6o 14S do 6s 10 at s. % 1oS do go 70 at
So 25 81 do 112 n. at So % Virginia do los n. at
J H wilkerson 219 Kentucky lambs, 20 70. Sc 10;
Kentucky sheep and Gull lambs 50 No. at 81 So
Harrington & CO.. 24s Kentucky lambs 6S ~ at Sc 25
slaughterers, None for sale on live weight Nomnaly
for medium to light weights We .s.rao, -
III mixed Western hogs 2o2 10 S.; is skips Il h.
at 81; roughS, go H. at IS 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug. 11.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000. Market
steady. Good S59S5 40; poor medium
G0q$4 So stockers and feeders 5OQS4 % and
heifers 81 5og4 %! Gamers 81 5oG$2 20: bulls 81 500
81 90 calves So b0QS7 Texas fed steers So 25GS4 5O
Western steers Sc 509S4 25 Hogs-Receipts to-day
$4,000; to morrow, 10000; left over, 1900. Market
steady sc higher. Mixed butchers SIS 1895 7Tl
good to choice heavy s. 65qS5 49, rough. heavy So $50
50 80: light So 40GS5 50: bulk Of sales SIS 356S5 65
@15c lower Good choice wethers So 259S3 70: fair
Cincinnati, Aug. 11-Hogs active. 81 256$5 50; cattle
quiet 81 25g$4 49, sheep strong. 81 25gSs 49, lambs
East Liberty. Aug: 11.-Catte slow. choice IS 200
higher prime heavy, 50 s5dS5 95 mediums S6 259S6 80
heavy workers. Sc IS light Workers pigs So 35$6 20
culis and common 81 5OG$2; yearlngs. S39s4 so Veal
East Buffalo Aug 11.-Cattle-Receipts 200 head:
steady prime shipping steers 81 s5qS5 40 butchers
81 5OdS4; stockers and feeders $3G$4. Veals-No re-
cepts steady; So 50QS7 25. Hog-Receipts $500 head
active; 515c higher; heavy $6qS6 o. 1OS6 90
Workers. SO 30S6 40 pigs, Sc 4OG$6 So roughs 75S5
stays S4QS4 so. Sheep and lambs-Receipts. head
sheep steady; lambs strong lambs. 81 1880 So yearng
S4qS4 10 wehers, $4qS4 So So 25q$3 90: sheep
mixed 81 5OqS4.
Kansas City. Aug. 11.-Cattle-Recepts 400 natives
1000 Texans calves 1000 natives 400 Texans; fed
cattle lO5c higher lower; stockers and
feeders. steady higher quarantine steady; choice
So 5OqS4 60; feeders 81 2OaS4 western fed
50 9O1S4 So Texas and Indian steers. 1904
heifers s2@$5 Gamers s1a$2 bulls & 46S$8 9S calves
81 50dS5 90 Hogs-Receipts $500; market 5a1Oc high
50 co. bulk OF sales. So 30GS5 80; heavy 20
IS An mixed packers s. 329S5 52s light 45QS5 65
$500 market. 15a25c lower than week: native
lambs S3G$5 Western lambs, 81 90QS5 40 ewes
81 SOS4 l5 Texas clipped yeaTngs. 81 S5GS4 70:
clipped sheep. 81 65$4 so; stocers and feeders 5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

lighter supply showing Improvement emit. , few
receipts Cuc1nbers have been in light supply and aTm
with some ADVANCE N prizes and 6eppers have declined
under increasing receipts Green S SegH AZ low pries
but closes shade higher with fair PggFy BEEN me
ing good demand when OF choice 9Tay a Pots lots
however which nave 70 go nroIenaent under lighter
tomatoes are showing s Closes Win good ciearance
We quote Potatoes I1o1g dsana Bfe oub p a5a ~
prime long 81 s7g$2; do prime per bag 81 sIqS2'
low Virginia and North Carolina per Dbl s. 5ogss DO
S d IS SGs SS g9asn es x2W hn per 1OC
S59$10 do Bai5mSre per 66l 81 n s.
do per Dbl. s3g$4 do Baltimore b6l So 23QS3 10
stalks 4qsSG @ n smP b5if 1 SS
box or Basket 75c9$ DO per bush crate s575c green
per 100 s. 50q$2 do other Jesey
q$1 T do Boston 81 25a$1 75 lima beans potato per
basket 50 50qs2 rs; South Jersey fat bag
per bag 81 25@s1 70; onions Kentucky. Dbl 81 100
y rs do per bag 81 90 Ions Island sets per Dbl p 90
$2@S2 IS do Jersey white per basket slqS1 -; do
New-York per bush basket 81 5OdSi Is; do per bag.
per half Dbl Basket 7gc@$l do Per Dbl 1892 do
york green per bush basket 81 25Gsi To- do per bag
81 25G$1 so; do bush basket $1gS1 So SQUASH
5ocaSi: do white 75cGSi so: tomatoes, Monmouth
81 9 do per Poor to sood eoSe do Batmofe Acme per
c5ste @S 20 90 MarIad and DeI%sas A s15 v
gnia poor to good 75c9$1 turnips nearby Russia per
SUNDRIES-BEESWAX- dull at 30q31c per
10 MAPLE SUGAR-Very little doing and market
quiet and nominal at 941O2c 10 for sugar and 6Og
soc per gal for syrup .GiNSENG-Prme dry root in
Northern 81 50GS5 for Western and S4Q$4 80 for
n
market quiet and unchanged. We quote: Clover
comb per 70 11914c; extracted &c; California
6G612c; do Southern extracted gallon 500
Soc. ,NUTs-Peanuts in fair supply but meeting
good outlet steady prices. We quote: Peanuts. VIZ
gnia, hand picked. Jqmho per 10 6Aq615c; do fancy
5HG515c; do No 2, 3l4q31ac Virginia shelled No l.
4kG4%c do No Q 3qSAc; pecans, round lots ungraded
per n. 71a9Sc
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-A fairly bright feeling at
market to-day Receipts oppressive,
and considerable hay expected into this week
reported that of the crowding canal lots have
been placed Market closed strong for top grades Al
clovers dull We Prime, large bales, 100
10 81 12l5 No do S1aS1 o. No 2 do S5a95c No 3 do.
70q75c; hay, range. 100000; clover mixed. prime,
65@7Oc; clover clear 55965c -STTsAW-Steady for
all good Of quote: Choice. 9Oc other
useful grades, 75(S5c Receipts of hay and straw in
tons reported the Produce Exchange at noon today
wanna and Western. 10; Lehgh Valley no. Baltimore
ana Ohio 80; central of New Jersey 100 river ooaI'
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, August II, 1908.
ooFFEB-To-days coffee market opened steady. but
at decline OF 10 points and aferward showed little
further decline under offerings in the absence Of pur
chaSers but later steadied slightly
steady net 10 lower. only 55UO
bags The offerings in the early trading
from longs who discouraged Of further
reports concerning the alleged need of Brazil and
were also sympathy with primary
ano lower European markets. Receipts at The primary
ports according the cables
the two days, comparing with like year.
while the interior Santos receipts reached 40403 bags
OF the primary markets Rio 10 higher, but
Santos remained unchanged hardly
II was argued, had the actually with any
misfortune Hamburg was net unchanged to pig lower.
and BaVTe was x TO y franc lower. There very
little demand from source in the market during the
early trading, and the afternoon only a
little buying. which, however, slightly seadied prices
The spot market quiet with quotations the basis
OF Csc Rio No 4.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
Day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

short interest was reduced and account created
which Il impossible for bulls 10 bring about any
mess there during the day came almost as nuch
from the strength as from the crop sttetlent
attracted outside buying Of wheat Caotes were
no better than domestic markets. showing
weakness at Paris, where hour ana "neat "sIe llot
10 90 points lower, partly innuenced oy increased
offerings from farmers. Western receipts showed an
other slight reaching $40 600 bushels compared
with 2740O0 bushels last The Bradstreets stare
stocks. showed decrease Of 2,S4SOOO
bushels against $4,000 bushels reduction last year
A correction the passage changed Mon
days liberal increase Of 16So000 bushels
Minneapolis of the strongest markets not only
futures but cash. which partly &c higher While
wheat owing TO decreased stocks abroad they
have thus far maintained attitude Of Indifference
larger receipts. To-day's business amounted
only II loads all through the Outports The weekly
wheat. Quotations OF cash wheat, ahoat basis
follows: No Northern Duluth, 97Ac; No /
to arrive; No sed New-York S6tso spot. CORN
With the report indicating yield much above the
average of recent private estimates corn ShoWed an
from top, nevertheless s61zc above the close OF
Monday. This was explained by cool weather in the
big corn States, where high temperatures are desred
afford best results the growing crop In Chicago
number of lines Monday being replaced
the last half hour The weekly crop report said
making progress the central and west
the Middle outlook is less
Using. Export limited loads, and cash
prices showed little change. No corn closed 59c eeo
yellow. 59s[c o b a1oat. .OATS-Commission houses
were fair buyers of December Chicago, the
active. sales reaching
100000 bushels in all positions No oats closed
white, 42946c; and standard white, Al &c
RYE-Barket quiet; No Western, 5s1sc, o afoat;
ing was quoted Sc and mating. 611s957o. both f.
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
ne ports and interior points to-day, C
.ame daN last week and last var:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
moderate demand sales, 5000 bales; speculation and
ding 672d opened steady. 2s13 points
steady unchanged to IA points
higher: August SID AuglstSepteHber, sgd: Septem
5.Sld OctobeT-NoVember
b42d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1920: December January
h.21G5 2sd: January-February 6-26d5 ed; February
March 526d; March-April, . 25G5 26d- Manchester
Yarns in demand Cloths IN more inquiry, but not
DRUGS-ESsE ENTAIL OILS-A fairly good OF
Peppermint tins Sc 1OS5 - 50 2bGS5 So spear
mint SaQ$4 so. taDsy. s. 25G$3 So pennyroyal 81 $50
80: ctronella 232c- -ROOTS-Ths branch Of the
fairly active amount Of business, with
entian ginseng, Northern $5q$6: DO Southern 81 90
ginger beached 13c; do unbeached. loc; golden seal
5sq56c: heebore. powdered. &C. Hcorice ordinary &C.
bundles, locs sarsaTara Honcuras <oc
co Mexican TIC: senegs Western. 81 O5 do Southern
Soc snake Virginia and Texas, 46c do Canada, 2OZZc
do natural. I5c - -
being asked top grades and the general market tosy
had strong undertone. wiki fair oeIIand sprlns
patents 81 65qS4 winter straghts. s. 6gs5 90 WI
No ! winter S. i6qS3 20; extra winter. 81 eGaS5
Ped Dog S23 50dS24 80. arrive RYE FLOUR
sea6y Quoted: Fair 70 good = so9so ~ ehS SesS
KIN dried So 20gS3 80. brand BAG ME AI
C,uiet Quoted: white and yellow, 81 5oqsl %;
coarse 81 lOaSI .FEED-Flrmer quoted sprl1s
Sl5: sacks 20 arrive prompt e.. %sa
EeSn 81: spring bran uiddIing, SIS 15uSs IN 700 10
sscs. CITY feed SlsQSls lnseed oil cake, 81 honiy
chop sS so; bulk $50 80 sacks 10 arrive oea - %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the government report
which was really much bullsh than anybody had
any expect wheat al no time to-day was
afternoon showed evidences OF con-
siderable selling pressure This resulted rather
weak close with prices partly sc lower One
son FOR this disregard government report
time past having perssenty operated the idea that
crop figures would justify somewhat higher pEiess The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

winter quiet IS Sd. Hops at London Pacific Coast
steady Is 12sdf6. Beef-Ektra India quiet
65s. Pork-Prme Western. quiet at TSs 3D. Hams
Short cut. Ii 10, strong sos Bacon-Cumber-
lend 20 80 10 52s. short rib. 10 "a 10
steady at SIS; long clear mldles, light % to "a 10 firm
52s; long clear mddes. heavy IS to 40 10, firm at
61s; short clear backs 16 to 20 10 quiet at as clear
bellies. IA to 6 10 firm at 52s 3D. ShOudersSquare II
10 13 ~ quiet 97s Lard-Prme Western, in tierces
firm at 8ss Sd; American refined. in pals firm ass Cd
Butter-1ood United States nominal at T5s Cheese
American finest white steady at AS do colod steady at
ASS. Tallow-Prfms city steady 23s. 1O1rpentine-
Spirits sos Cd. Rosn-Counon quiet at 5s Sd
Petroleum-Rehned nominal at Cad. Rosinr-Conrnon
RzQ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour was frm No .
spring wheat soc; No g. 7SQS1c; red, 799T91ac;
corn. OF Is 453c; No yellow. 527sc No 35S4C;
No white. S5Stc; No white. 341t csc: No rye.
81 71c: fair choice mailing barley 4Td5Sc:
seed S6c; No Northwestern, 81 timothy seed.
hb S13 Sl3 3d. lard 100 10 81 92i2 %; short
ribs side Qoose 81 5OqS7 dry sailed shoulders boxed
81 5OQSI 621s: short clear sides
whiskey. basis of high wines 81 %. on Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market firm;
14q1Sc: dairies 13417c. Eggs firm; mark.
cluded 12dS15c. Cheese steady TO firm 1O5z911%c.
Duluth. Aug I.-Close: Wheat. o arrive No l hard
S6tsc; No Northern, S6$sc No Northern S62sc;
TENDER, S1Ssc; December roc
Milwaukee. Aug. 11-Wheat higher; No l Northern.
S4qS51ac; No Northern 92993c; September sOc Rye
re higher No J. SIC, BaTey firm; No .. 6Oc sample,
42gS5c- Corn September. seize
Minneapolis. Aug 11Close: Wheat. September, sOssc:
December. S9sc: track. No hard. 931t Q94Ac:
Northern. 92 q92%c; No Northern 9OSt 491 sc; No
Northern, S1QS2c.
Philadelphia, Aug. 11.-wheat quiet but steady: con-
tract grade August, S1AaS1izc. quiet but firm;
august o65sqoIc Oats unchanged; No white. clipped.
4le; Butter firm and lec higher; Western creamery
2O7ac; nearby prints, pc Eggs good demand
nearby. Oc loss on; Western, 2Oc Southwestern 1SG19c
southern 1641Ic Cheese firm with demand;
York fun creams choice new. 10stc: fair good 1O
lOtzc- Receipts-Flour 5000 bbs 9fI 600 n in
sacks wheat So 600 BUSH 1900 oats 10 ship
ments-Wheat. $1,000 bush; corn. $500; oats 10000
ST Louis. Aug. 11.-Cose; Wheat No . red cash eIe-
vator, SOC September 79s9T9isc; December. SIC: May
S44Sc No hard T6QTTc- CornNo cash. use: septeTa-
33c September S3c; December. S4ssc; May. 36c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
The BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug I-Prices are very firm in the wool mar
ket this week although trade quiet The fol-
lowing the quotations leading descriptions Ohio
and Pennsylvana-XX and above 33G34c: X 2S629c. No
32a3Sc No ?. 31d33c; fine washed delaine 50 4 5s6c
Michisan-X and above 2ea27c Nos . 2sI29c
TerTitoTy,Idaho fine 14915c fine medium 1911 lEo
16hal7lsc; medium 1slag19e Utah and Nevada fine
15qlBc; fine medium 17Q173sc; medium 10000; Dakota
hne. 15Gi6c; fine medium. 161sQ17lsc: medium I9TaOc
Montana hne choice. 10000; fine medium choice 100
zoe: staple 2042c; medium choice 20G2Ic Offerings ~
fine australian woods are very light and
therefore small The high prices woods and fine
washed deeces turning the attention
the market to great extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

crushed 5000: Eagle tablets 61oc; mould and cubes
dersd fruit powdered. 6.iOc; Eagle confectoners
granuated. 25c; Eagle coarse and extra me granu
lated 5.loc: Eagle 70 cartons 10 bags ana 10 5agS
granuated and diamond A. &c; confectoners a: 4soe
Nos l. and 3 475c; No 4 4IOo; NO .. 5OSS' 80 1oo
4.6oc Z 455c; No s. 4.5Oc No 8. 4Sc; No TO- 4+Vo
No H. 435c; No r. 4.Soc; No 13 25c Nos "a ana 10
zoe: 16 4.15c Eagle powdered. b3Oc crysta oon-
IN 2oc The London market ior eeet nd
September 39td Stock in the United Kingdom IS
against $4,000 tons last week ana leoOo
year Locally the market held irTn with CEN
trifugal test 11-16@3Ac; muscovado 30 test at
3S-16a3%c and moasses sugar So test at lS-lOgSc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Ill liverpool Aug H. p. m;-Cotton-spot-Mod
ouslnesS prices 20 10 points higher; mddng
fair 1900; good middiing 69Sd: midiling 672d; low
Iniddlng $500: good ordinary SID: ordinary 4d The
sales or the day 5000 bales
speculation and export Included AGO American
cslpts 5000 bales: no American Futures opened and
closed steady; American middins. G August, ava:
august aid september $50 september. 63id
and october SD; October and November. 42d NovA
Der and December. 5S2d; December January 8 "a
62sd. January and February 2645 cd. Eehar,S a,I
March. h26d; March and April s g Is 25d. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


u~E,Tr
DEs f4R St % hSD CoTNpT TREET
1.-THE leaving time from Deshrosses and and
hat given below is for Ef
a. eH FAST hfre gdspE sad
For Gnicqg0 India and Igisvie eepips
SMOKING ana observa a Cars CINCINNATI. IndanaD
1913 4: PESSs9LvAN1A LIMrTEDr cPs1la4,
msa Cars For cRiSagos c aRS Toe and De
For Toledo Ndsaxs AM a c ST h3Gi and
4sS cG G9!as53 s. nf4ls RS ssP9s
csyoia3a dining Car Eals ,.1.,n-u Gu
cinnat. indanapoiis. foasviIle st. Louis dining car.
55 p H. wEs a SRS faSPaREsSH chicago
5eeo sxcBt s1ETrdag PFss CFs Pittsburs and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
SIS p M cEvE Ell AND cIScINNATi Ex
PFESS-FoT Pttsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
WAsTINGToN AND THE SOUTH:
T5. $50 o. % Dining Carr 10 10 Desbrosses ana Cort-
landt Streets 1920 Dining Can, 1855 DINING Car
Streets 200 (s25 "CongreseonaI Limited an Parl0r
aS5 tpnss Carr ca e q mi 2o neht s1nday
ne Dni9g car I05S PnnE Carr a. ali Pa4 n and
9BE os G and coT ans e see s Dining ca
sOUTHERN RA1LWAY.-Express. 4a6 p m. r. 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. e25 a m and s20
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. u So p m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE ohio p R Ia a. week
J. n
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I.5O a. m
weekdays and s.55 p. m. daily -,
ATLANTIC CITY.-e.55 a. m. and 2 81 p m weekdays
Sundays, 7.55 a Through Vestibued Trains BnIet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week Far
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I2.55 D. m. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch talroad IRON
West Twenty-thrd Street Statonl 40 500 a. m
and ass iP m %eeEd 9gly Sundays 755 8
ass Cfron Desbrosses and COrtandt Streetsl ~
900 m. 1920. 12O Saturdays only) $50 $40 80
40. $40. and 100 p. m. weekdays sundays. 10
$50 m: CortIandt Street only 343 m weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos, rs T55 1.55 Dining Carr. So 500, - ClhihS
Carr C955 St Louis Limited), 1910 (Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets. O20) Dining Carl 1925 CPenna-
Carr L55 Dining Carr. 21O CDesbrosses and CoTanGS
Streets. 220) 255, r IS Dining Carr. 800. 40 -
Dining Carr, 455 Dining Carl. C.5S Chicago Lin-H
for Germantown Jet only, 555 Dining carr 300 I'D
sos 755 Dining Carr. % 9.25 Dining Carl. 955 (St
Louis Limited 9.55 10 p Penna- Limited. 1O55 DIN
ing Carr, a 1855 Dining Carr 1.55 Dining carr
S23 Dining Carr, ass. 4.25 Dining Carl 4S5 chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet only 455 CDnlnS SaI9'
5.55 Dining Carr 755 S25 e25 p. II 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos. 461 1854 lis and 261 Broadway I-
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-third street
Station. and stations foot OF DesDrosSes and Ccrat
Streets; SEQ Fulton Street $50 Broad
ton. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through to destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street. for PennsyIvahla
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO w. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne advanced owing 10
some gain in prices at savannah backed by light stocks
In first hands at New-York Resin remained steady for
high grades but dull grades Tar ruled steady
SPIRITS 'TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls 521s9
63c
ROsIN-Common 70 good strained, 81 S5qS1 go: D. 81
E 50 O5; F. 50 49, G. 81 20: H. 81 co. So 49, X So %;
NJ IS SO; n. S. IS; w C. IS 95 " W, 81 IS
STOCK ON HAND
III
Spirits 14U9 bbls
Tar 1,bl0 bDlS
New-Orleans. Aug 11.-Recepts-Rosin, bbIs
pentine 159 Exports TO London turpentine 200 bills
Savannah, Aug 11.-Turpentine firm. 5014 G504ac;
ceipts 974 bbs: sales 604 receipts, S,251
bbls sales 1927; A, B. c. D 81 so; E 81 80; F. 81 TO-
W G. IS 20; W W. So 40 49, v - "
Charleston Aug. 11.-Turpentine nominal Resin steady;
A. D, 81 30; E. 81 3d. F, 81 co. G. 81 20; H. So TO-
So
Wilmington. Aug 11.-Spirits turpentine firm; bid
49lsC; receipts. Rosin-Nothng doing
receipts. $50 bbs Crude turpentine firm 81 759S3 25
receipts, bills Tar firm. 81 65: receipts, 70 bbIs
London, Aug 11.-Turpentine-Spirits 4Os. Rosin-
American strained. 5s Sd; fine. IS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
: contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market Cor spot cotton closed at IN
changed prices the basis Of r. iddling up
land and I3c for middling Gulf. There sales
Southern markets teleeraphed
timore nominal and unchanged at 3c. Mobile nominal
ana unquoted. Savannah nominal unchanged at
l2Ac; sale bale Galveston steady unchanged at
l2c- Charleston quiet, firm and unchanged at 12kc
Augusta nominal and unchanged st Louis quiet
and unchanged AT 123zc Wilmington nominal and IN
quoted Nev-Orteans steady and unchanged a 1850;
sales. LOO bales.
Receipts ports interior points to-day CON-
pared with the day last week last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. I.-Closing: Wheat-spot M
Northern spring hrm IS Cd: No red Western winter
new steady at 6s Cd; No l California nrm at IS sd:
FUTURES quiet September Is G34d; October AID: De
cen ber: Us 5bld corn-spot STEADY; American mixed
- "a; futures quiet September. esd October 6d
Feas-Canadian quiet at 5s Cd Four-st Louis fancy