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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. observation-disclosures. 1900 head:
steady good to prime steers So 15S5 90 nominal poor
medium, So 1895 stoSers feeders 81 50dS % cows
81 5o@$4 so; heifers $2a$4 o. Gamers 81 50$2 60: bulls
S2G$4 90 calves S3G$6 Texas $3u$4 80;
ern steers. SSgS4 40. HoGS-Receipts to-day. 600
mead to-nofrCw IooOS ns9e seeadS yc hishe'
SIS 25as5 55 rough heavy 81 s0$5 -; light So 4Oa$i;
bulk Of sales, So 10G1$5 S. SdEEP-Receipts, 1000
head sheep lambs steady; good choice weth-
ers s3q$3 co. fair to choice mixed 81 259SS: native
Cincinnati Aug 21.-HoGs active lower, 81 5O6s5 90
CATTLE easy 81 25GS4 Co SHEEP steady. 81 Esq So S.
LAMBS steady. SIS 50GS6.
East Buffalo, Aug. 1-CATTLE-Receipts. eco head
steady VEALS-Receipts, 80 head SOC higher; s. poo
S. HoGS-Receipts, 6,0oo head active; pigs. 15Q30c
s. 9OaS6 10; Workers So 25as6 80; pigs Sc 40Q$6 co.
roughs 81 1895: stays $4QS4 80; diaries, s. 60Q$6
grassers S5 75as6. SHEEP AND LANiBs-Receipts
6uo head sheep steady lambs strong; lambs 81 25D
So 15 yearngs 81 25d$4 10; wethers, Sl9s4 %;
SO 2j$3 So sheep mixed 81 50GS4 Canada lambs So 10
ass 30 ~
East Liberty. Aug. 21.-CATTLE steady; choice s. 20
ass 80 prime $685. 20; good 81 fOa$5 10 HOGS strong
prime heaves s. 704$5 10 mediums Sc 2o9$6 % heavy
Workers Sc 2O6SS Workers and pigs. Sc 2JS6 3O
roughs SASS 25. SHEEP slow best wethers $3G$4
culis and common 81 5O@$2. VEAL CALVES, $7qS7 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass. Aug. 2i.-The sales In the print
during the estimated at 10000
pieces. distributed WIDE variety CT grades and
Including thousand pieces Of regular ca by tI
cloths This is the largest weeks total In several
months, having become active during
showing desire 70 purchase goods
in large quantities at the present price Inc IN
$ doubt to the UnfaVorabe
ports condition OF the cotton crop. which ind
cat material will be maintained
a high level for time 70 come. Figuring that
BASIS ,.e pIesen pTIce print Goth is low and
will undoubtedly advance sharply y present eondtIgnS
The sales regulars for the for
spot and nearby delivery while the for
OF week sales cal for deliveries extending
10 end of the year Wide goods continue
unchanged quotations. The prices IS inch.
"a by 64 sac inch, 81 by 90, SIC: q
by So 2sc; $50 inch, g. by ga 4$c; % inch. Is BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Rrrvrs Ns-York Al; Ags i. "a i is9s
ing - cars for export alive III for slaugheres and SO
offerings nearly ali steers and with slack de-
off fulIy ion re- S. sId iler in sone
70 be hed o1ar noe few BULLS ana our coWs oessa e
az Sass az sea PRICES IN s3r % 7 easSS sss s0d
s. s5@s$ So Dressed beef had c6ntiHaed dun demand
al Gc per- b dressed Weight IoSd d' cae arEe
sieasT az lag tops isf beef u
at 80 gS3sc per H. The Celtic tSoS out today LEO
row the .MnDetonka for London win AIS cattle
S Ssss for for the sa B5 S and the ST.
punstan for Antwerp will be laden with 24 cattle for
%S SnnHss oS SON tie sa n5 for G
Liverpool with 100 quarters q beef the Cudahy
port for the week 259l cattle l23S sneep and 1889
eScspon az cattle s snd 100 sSeeo
IS q per loo S1haf rs 40 IS 99I sts s e9 al
1880 ~ at a s. 80 1e Buffalo Do 1850 n co.
I 49, r. at 8 So % Illinois 1909 p at s. - bulls
Isl a. So 26 j.? 70 8 Do q II lii g. t0S g s. at
1000 n 81 DO Is. at IS So do $50 Dat at
a. Ms Ias c. & j OHIO sesrs 22O n $ % %
sag I2a0 10 at 81 So $50 N. at IS 20; do. $50
1850 SsTto =, Co 4 e S 2n9 1879
do. 1868 n. at s. as . do, 1857 ~ at s. 80
81 do 1s PP B. s. p Kentucky steers 1923 10 at 50 3d.
u shsmbeIg s Son: 10 Kentucky steers 146s n, at
do l423 10 at 81 50; 10 do 114s r. at 81 So; Is do
s. g. hs"VS5S f'S do l r. &
5sHGs WIGHT : Co: bulls. 1925 n. at 50.
and head held over yesterday. Trade quiet
Common veais SOLD at Sass Is per 100 10; a
a " S. sF8aSs at The 81 at S.
bunch OF Indiana calves at So To- City dressed ysals
dressed sra;sers. ana butterniIks at 6iEGSc.'
per loo S % r. I $ * o. e.
JeiIife. Wright Co.: 81 buttermks pOor). 1850 n
q ss cqF i a Son n gn a. IA :, n % s. ~ o.
To6i.- shannon veais. $50 h. at IS; Is do. 1G4
Kerns Commission Company: IA Indiana calves PAT 10
s Sanders; IL veals i16 ~ at Sc 70
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 20 cars 466
head. including for slaughterers and 10 for the
Sheep were very dull and heavy sheep weak to shade
lower lambs slow at general decline Of lOQ15c About
at So 10 few weSsfs at 81 25 medium to ehoice LAMBS
Western dressed wethers sold TO &c. dressed lambs
sales-Tobin 8 shannon: 1888 Buffalo lambs, y 70
o &C. S e. 10 al DF So ?S DO dS S. 81 &C. iS
KENTUCKY do. CO NJ at Sc; Kentucky sheep 112 ~ at
g 35 IS do III 10 at 50 25 % Buffalo do. 16 10 at
Kerns Commission COMPANY: 7is Western lambs es
10 at S So 16 do 81 10 al s. 50 Indiana sheep
T. at s. ~ los do o5 b. at s. So Is Indiana yeaTings
J f. WkerSon: 22s Ke1t1cEy amSs So H. at So 60
ss an = State lambs IS H. at Sc % 20 State
Harrington : Co. 2s2 Buffalo lambs e5 70. at s. IS.
SO 6; rs DO 4 ~ at IS S5 virginia a'"0s
HOGS Receipts were cars or 1.1ss head nearly all
of ordinary sa g,s W hogs sO o at s. 90 per 100 ~
Sales i 8 q Co 4 mixed Western hogs 2ao n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 2i.-Closins-wHEAT-Sp No 2 red
Western winter new firm, Us Adj No Northern spring
6s 10d: futures quiet September. 6s sid: DC
tober 6s 5ssd: December Is Cd. CORN-Spo American
mixed steady As I'd; futures quiet; September. 4s dd
October As esd PEAs-canadian quiet IS Cd FLOUR
81. Louis fancy winter quiet. IS "a HOPS AT London
Pacific Coast) Arm. E6Gf6 los. BEEF dull extra india
nsess. 62s Cd. PORK dull: prime mess. Western los
HAMS-Short cut. u 10 10 n steady. CPS Sd BACON
Cumberland 20 to 30 10 steady 6Ss Cd short RIB -
steady 5Ss: long clear mddes. light > 70 81
~ steady. SIS 3D. long clear middles heavy - TO ~ To-
steady. SIS Cd; short clear backs ~ 10 ~ 70
bellies. II 10 70. SIS SltOI Id
EE{S-sauare. II TO Is 10 steady SIS Sd LARD urn,
tierces 3ss 3d. American rellel IN
pals 39s 81 BUTTER-Good United States steady as
CHEESE strong. American finest white. z@ - 90 90
orsd. 5ls. TAILow-Prime city dull IS "a tI i.
PENTINE-Spirits strong AIS ROSIN--ConEnon qale.,
IS "a PETRoLEUM-R Refined. SGD. nominal LlNSs-ED
OH. dull. els 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

IS n ssss y IS buI e. s .AsR R:'s I'd al
,c 1ea sA BOARD eearsnces proved 70 be so
than expected that the wheat market had sharp
the afternoon closing the market ac net higher, The
eonTasted with early weakness Which followed sharp
weather IN an spring wheat The crowd this
therefore caught at disaavantaEe By the bash
was Cleared from sToS a59 n9st Of the s w9s s
gave rise to some comment. claimed receipts
been SUFFICIENT volume to justify such clearances as
bens o e repoe P9yE 5aat mere %hsst
from the NoFthEes contend that much the same thing
mission house buying in the afternoon while Chicago
the idea being that possibly bushels had been
rains in Kansas and Nebraska had damaged grain in
cables were i gps GG%P a. 49, '6Z UC9 eeshes
were only $4,000 bushels The expert business led to
come. while others intimated that larger trade had
sioat basis were as folioWs: No Northern' pul9,h
93tc to arrive late n September; No hard Chicago
NewYoTk se9.o spot coRN2Aithoush ave weaker again
clear weather through the West speedily rallied
prices showed an advancing tendency The VEST re
Gened oP Een points Go ohe &
cables Were 80 "a lever and interior receipts again
here offerings Of December light and clear
as last week Export insuded loads ' Of
bSso elevator and Saso aaoat No Mite. &c c snd
No yellow; Sic 0 ahoat oATs-The oats market
steady in ;he forenoon and firm midday
shipments also large from Chicago. The feature
was firm cash market with sales $4,000 bushels.
10 closed 39c; No 8. 3S15c; No white 42c:
No 3 white 51t4c tack white; 4l946c; and standard
Z afoat; state and Jersey rye. 5O653c BARLEY
Market quiet. Feeding quoted 6OG51c. and mailing
g GlJJc. both Buffalo Wheat including
ports for the week ending August % according to
Bradsreets aggregate 8872 bushels against 34l3
9l bushels last week, ana 5,954.7bo bushels this
last For even weeks of the cereal they
gegae p 233 bushels against 81 $3.50 100 bushels in
1905 Corn exports for che week aggregate 500, 495
bushels. against 707,3ST bushels last week,
bushels a year ago. For seven weeks Of the present
cereal they aggregate 7,45s975 bushels against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

COTToH--hs volume OF transactions YESTERDAY
!tLe larger but commission u0ugeF l-l orders, and
The E9HS seemed sti confined largely TO the oper-
tt6s gi SEM i olessJllal interests ne feature cary
n TIE day the Increased activity Of Aug st That
position ned j. &c. decline or points. On
The ca sold = 23c. and sfterward declined IL 5c
81 finally o-ed 1t l-1C, decline OF point.
August notices were Issued. il said 70 the Of
bW+ bales. and Tie increased activity have
been sales Joy small longs unwilling 70 accept actual cot
ton They were made by prominent trader. and
Come c1terCed for the account Of Philadelphia
Ne-gE}zd Interests, in which taey supposed
he buyers we're ae BAH clique uad il their bidding
-yfich brought about the balance
list aftrr CTeuin5 steady n unchanged prices
Cine ri points p1 al months except September which
~as points &gaC, ruled very quiet within very few
points q the initial figures until well along in the
f.tcIr1cn WGe tiey were rallied sharply by clique
IfN al closed III the best level Of the cay TO
ye Ees fe"e- sales were cstlneted at $50 900 bales.
inc ca'e were steady, little higher than expected and
mere were tHrtn-e1 reports Cf boil weevl,
Fheal1r- Tl'ca restricted short selling the
Gee - ~ctciilons where rains had been complained OF
factor n ne ate advance the greater
we sf9- ces leGL Sse6 bales being reported sold
- sl-1fes With market steady
we cli1cs1 snalness Of the crop movement nat
.oiF causes u1easnoss 70 t1e immediate OF
slpeFiat e1cent kings regular weekly figures are
-f.-9Ns- ll receipts lGs- against 3o.4gl
scar; Overland u mills ana Canada 500 against 234
1hl year southern mn takrgs estinated). 1000 bales
-e-s- $3.50 last year Total crop movements for
100 DAYS Fort receipts. T7O4553 bales against 500 7O5
10y ~. .aAl 10 mills and Canada. LOGS 500 bales.
L' ..s@" last yea; Southern mill takings festi-
mated -uvioto against last year: brogb into
ts lals ai tcs season. lOTI8353 against 10 s53 l25
5L ear The total crop movement IS Tor 355 days this
"-e.., e-ailSt S5G Gafs in l91l-O2.
cst vas - follows. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

-t -oca market Tor sot cotton steady at IN
--sa ife-s On the basis ~ u I5c mddug upland
~ ~ y i1nS CUT sales were Laos bales spin
LOU -elNeIeG contract. a6e
=- ilucls # 1.JtO bales given n Yesterdays
~ southern spot markets teiegraphed as follows
,.r~-ei steady. unchanged AZ l2-sc sales. bale
.4,-ie eIc Wilmington nominal. unchanged; unuuoted:
ea1 quiet unchanged. AT l2ixc: sales, bales Nor
.k sea-s. unchanged at l2i-c; Augusta nominal IN
S.-..l d. lac. ST Louis quiSt unchanged I21Ac:
-erz nominal. unchanged. a. lie; Charleston Quiet
-. i-a. unchanged at I2-s NeW-Oreans quiet un-
'i1Ee4 at l2ssc- sales. 2OU bales.
receipts - cotton al the ports TO-DAY the week
- compared with the week previous and ~
l-s week gcsrs ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 81, 2. m.--COTTON-SPot IN limited
demand: prices unehansed American midding. e.TOd.
The day 1900 bales, Of were
speculation ard export and included 2 500
Receipts. 1000 bales including GO American.
opened closed steady American ufddlIne
c August sad: August and September. 6s9E6 aud;
September, 4Od September and October 5.s5d
tober and November, 54sdi November and December.
5.31d December and January $500; January
airy, 53ld February and March. 530g5 aid: March
ALr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

l2a Exchange special Liverpool cables.-Spot cotton
.-' s-les. ZOO bales: speculation and export,
--e- v'Y receipts. 1000; American, 1000: mid
-.a+a- t4el futures opened quiet. ! point de-
- s..Se4 steady, points higher August
other months. August 6.4Id:
ane SEPTEMBER. Gs9a6 4od; SeptembeE-october.
DctpHe--Noyer1aer. 5sSd. &ovem5er-D
- eeenher-JEIuary. 522d; January February. 53ld
st-Is March, 539E BID; March April, 530l Man
1oths steady. 49, ~ S'''4o'
49, ~ AID AEALl-There somewhat
10 he ne fonr market ana steader tone owing
80 strsights. g 6.as3 80; winter patents SO Goa
g. ~ 9.r .safs. - TO - -; eAra 40 winter,
81 20 extra No winter So lo@$3 10; red dog,
1859 . = arFfYe RYE FLOUR steady: quoted.
good, 81 $3.50 90; choice fancy, 50 35fTS3 50.
brad 5.,.; quoted: Kn dried So 2oas3 30 TO
E11r s4S NEAL gaiet: quoted: Fine white and gel
qp,.el 59sl 90; cosrte, 81 1OaSi y FEED steady:
- esree snrfne bran. SPOT. SIT -; sacks
ave 30 IL. s7 7sgsls apsIng bran ynI8l,.ng. $40 50g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady.
WHEAT. No cprng s3qs5c; No g. 7SGS2c; No 2 red,
T9dSO1ac: CORN No .. 81 Ac No yellow 53%c. OATS.
No 35c No white. 80 = 4S7o; RYE No 2 51% q52c;
No l. 97c; No 1 Northwestern 81 OF; TIMOTHY SEED,
prime. So Is: CLOVER, contract grade. Sl1. MESS
PORK per bbI S12 S5d$12 STla LARD per IS %
ass O7iA; SHORT RIBS SIDES Goose) 81 32Is S7 621a
DRY SALTED SHOULDERS thoXed), STIST %; SHORT
CLEAR SIDES (boxed) 81 759S7 S7= WHISKEY, basis
BUTTER steady: creameres. 1i@l9c diaries, 13@17c:
EGGS steady; mark. included. 14g15 &c:
CHEESE steady at I0a11i2c
DULUTH Aug 2I.-CIose: WHEAT, to arrive No l
hard No l Northern, 9o3se No 2 Northern. s7lsc
No ! Northern SAC; No = Northern, s21sc;
roni. No l. G2c No =. ole.
Milwaukee Aug, 21.--wHEAr dull; close No North
firm No J. 55c. BARLEY firm; No .. 5Sq60c: sample
4O6e56c. CORN. September, 15sQ514c
Minneapolis Aug. 2l.-C1ose WHEAT. September
S24S2Isc December 1850; track No hard, S9a9Oc
No | Northern, ssQs9ci No Northern, s5gSGci No 3
Northern 7Sas6c.
Philadelphia Aug 21.-wHEAT steady; contract
grade. August. s1l=QS1%c. CORN firm and &c higher
August 56q56i4C. OATS firm and fair demand; No
. white clipped. 32c BUTTER unchanged extra West
creamery i9lzc: nearby prints 20c. EGGS firm and
good demand fresh. nearby. Gle loss of; Western
21c: Southwestern 1Sf919c; Southern 16alTc CHEESE
moderate demand; New-York full creams
choice, new. lO.24lO$ci fair 10 good, "a ql04c. Re
ceiptsFloIr bbls and 1ttSSC 10
1880 bush: corn, 500 bush; 5000 bush Shin
ments-Wheat. 1900 bush; corn. 500 BUSH oats. 5000
bush.
St Louis, Aug 2i.-cIose: WHEAT. No red cash
I9Iyc; September 7ehe; December, s3Sqs5+c; May.
No = cash 33c; September. 33c; December. 35c May.
37!4c; No 2 white 3Si2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

gALTIM1nE g. OHIO RAILROAD
tr-a.e New oil City. South LlOeIy 81.
Chipnco- sl2IO u. '12.15
Chicago. COlumbuB -Iz09pu lOOpm- Diner
Pittsburss. CleVeland..' 3a5pm- 3 4Opm. I1ntd
''FfttHbUrl: Limited. =. g. j5pm. 1OOpm Buffet
CinCinnati. st, Louis. 80 10 s12.15 Sleeper
CinCinnati, St Louis 40 25am. 40 30am. Diner.
6.55Pm. 70Opm. Buffet
NOrfOIIx ............. tl2 55pm 1OUpm.
- TDatly. Sunday
OFFICES: 1871 261 4S4 1900 Broadway, 6 Astor House.
% Union Square W. 331 Grand St. y " 3i3 Fulton St,
BROOKLYN; South Ferry and Liberty St Baggage checked
from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug. 21-FLOUR steady. WHEAT-spring
No Northern old carloads 81 CO. winter unsettled:
/ white sOisc; No red s3l2c CORN dull: No yellow
5s%c: No > corn 57G5I re. OATS strong . white
3sAc; No 8 white S7lz 13sc BARLEY RYE
Nothing doing. CANAL FREIGHTS steady.
Chicago Aug 21-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

s. 90; l. s27o; :. 81 s.; NJ 81 s5; y 50 O5: W C.
Wilmington. Aug. 21-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE, firm,
S7tc receipts. 20 bills RoSIN, nothing doing; receipts
% bbls. TAR firm 81 65; receipts. IS bbls- CRUDE
TuRPENTINE firm, 81 75 IS Is and So %; receipts 40
London Aug ai-rURPESTINE spirits, 7Ad.
ROSIN. American strained IS AID: fine. 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22

MEM , ERSEH CEN RAJ X. k.
Liberty Street and south Ferry Time from
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown Oelo~9
EAsTON BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAILH Cat Nh-z4OO us EaseOn ohlyJ. 10 a.
NJ I2O 44c. SEQ Gas Easton only p. II. Sundays
ADMINISTRATORS AND sCRANToN-zAOo sIo A.
Nj, P. NJ sundays, u . A. NJ. LOO P. NJ
LAI<EM GOD, LakEHTRsT; TONS RIVER
Lskenurst only). 4-3O P. II Sundays. AIS
AfLxNTIC CITY-ts.4O A. NJ. 1910 P NJ 200 p.
yiNELAND AND BRIDGETOS-tz4Oo L. NJ. fI0
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
FUlNtS-z4oO. $50. I1-oO A lilo SATURDAY Onyl,
2.45 $50 353. AS. $50. $50 also Wednesdays %
AsDury Park and Saturdays 70 Point PleasanO P. AZ
Sundays except Ocean Grove. els A. NJ. 40. Aod
PIILADELPHIA-sREA TERMINAL, gas.
$780, t2UU. f3UO s4OO. $40 &c ~. $780, 800 P.
2IIH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $3.50. .1oso.
Ills a. NJ. "lUO. 40. $50. '7.OO. i9-S P. NJ.
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND
~ AGi4is SIS OINA- 400 z123 fstO. ifS.lO. Q0O0.
HOO A. N, Reading onyl- SlOO. li"l2J fzuO =. IL.
Reading POttsvIle and harrisburg only, f400 t5.OO
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From p Rector St. Pier s.
Atlantic Highlands SeaDrisnt. Monmouth Beach,
Long Branch. Asbury Park Point Pleasant, o. 1000
100 A. 81. 100. 200. o. SEQ. SEQ ts-O0 Asbury
L. II sundays. lOUO \. NJ. Loo. 400. 500 p. n
sunday ssunday Only. tPaTor oEly. IVA
Ofces Liberty St Fe-ry. south Ferry. House.
i67. POI. 434 lsUO, 1854 Broadway S2 9Th Az . Union
square West l25th 2T3 West l25th 2iS
Columbus Az. New York. Court ST. 3i4. So FIItoD
ST. Bklyn: $50 3 way WnsouTg- y y Transfer Co
calls and checks baggage 70 destination, 49,
v" Nice pre- and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentlne showed considerable
strength, with good local demand and light offerings
strained selling readily 81 and the quoted rsnse
running from 81 95 s.. Tar firm but quiet and
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-on and machine bills 65a
TAIa-Pins bbis SO 7oas2 so: oil bbls. 81 7Oas4 rs.
ROSIN-Comuon to good strained. 81 e5d$2; D. SEA
60 05 e. 50 O5ds2 TO- F. 50 20; 50 25RS2 30 H. 50 as
SO iOas3 IS X, SO 3Ds3 S5 ~ SO 60qss as; N IS 759
Sc 50; w O. SO 95ds4 and W w. 81 I59S4 25
STOCK ON HAND
Rosin. bhls III 100
Spirits turpentnet DDS lbl1
D.. - -
Savannah Aug 2l-TURPENTlNE firm. 531se: re-
cepts All bills; sales. 425. ROSlN hrns receipts
s076 bbis; exports 297s Quoted: A. b q p. E, 81 76
F. s. T5 O. 81 s.; H. So so So so; h. SO a5: NJ IS 05
n Sc IS; W G, So 30: W w, So so
Charleston Aug. 21-TURPENTINE nominal. ROSIN
steady; A. b. G D. 2. 81 So i. 81 co; O. 81 76. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
&c Of contract prices in the local market to-day

t7oGes Cables.-Eic--t- fec market 70 Rio
.s7E- sxrange J. S-s48: receipts 1909 bags cleared
JHted states, 10000 bags; cleared for Europe
sey g5od aVeTag- santos sSloo; RECEIPTS = 800 bags;
sock. ecu laE= IamtII g-tcIe2 market opened
e pig !cWcr; At 80 II VAS net unclaimed - = pig
lower bags. opened
quiet Z lower - advanced 5 frame; at 5
irregular, unchanged = franc hiEEe:. at $50
49, u -t.l u = -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-22
ENNSYLVANIA|L
RAILROAD.

LII ND Nv AN u
e
ST aB S fsRt q w EST F2 sEE
The leaving time from DE De 81 and
tSat iIes 'Ess i is FIVE i1der treef
station except where Otherwise noted.
Cars For caeaso TndiaaapSs and sf Laisyi s
Smoking and obsSryatoh i Cars cincinnati 1ndianaP
1625 smG Il. pr BPigS Sex LIMITED Pullman
meat Cars FGr SSasa hRa Toeo and
1 FSr Fl o1io cIcAGo AND ST LOUIS
Abs P ~ g4eaES 81 LTTls DINING P nan Sleeping
sIl9king, and Observation Cars. For Chicago lOeuo
OBS p. NJ. ST. LoUIs EXPREss-For Pittsburs C:n-
Gh9u indianapolis. Louisville ST Louis Dnlns N
SOS p WESTERN Sq ExPRGssEFST F' chicago. FOs
15S PAc1 i8nT ExPH ieis rittsbgrs and
Route, Connects for cleveland except saturday nv
s Il 81 SlSyELANP AD C 5ISSCGSS indian
wAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
andt Streets ~ ao DINING Car io55 DINING Can
a m - 55 DINING Car 2o 1esbrosses ana Cortlandt
Streets 20 % % Congressional Limited all fa1iSr
d5S2 Dining Car 9e5 II 10 night SUNDAY f S1S
Pg car 825 .cong T LmIted ali PaclSr and
ssbfosses and DO cortlandt Streets SIS Dining Carl
SOUTHERN RA1LWAY.-Express. 4 Is p m. IL 10 night
SOAS4 A4A1NE"-'APEeSs' S--S a. --- 49, "
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. III D. m
NORFOLK And WESTERN RA1LwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO P Ra1IWAY-765 a. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 a m
ATIaNc c ana 500 a. Gai and 2s5 p m weekdays
Sundays 7.55 a Through VestibuIed Trains. BLfIet
Parlor Cars and Standard Ccaches week-days Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and Stauaro
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.-l255 ?. m. weekdays
For points New-York AMI Long Branch Railroad 0roIn
IA
1910. 10 Saturdays only. 225. 255. 325 10. ass
and 655 p m. weekdays sundays. I55. go a. m
900 1920. l.2O Saturdays only. $50, $40 S4G.
40 5.l0 ard 100 p. m. weekdays Sundays. = 10
9.45 a m. 500 p From Des6rosses Street only.
- FGR PaiLADELPHIA.
6C5. 49, 755. 755 Dining carr s25. s6S, s2o Dining
Can 955 st. Louis Limited 1910 (DeSbgSsses seam and
Lfmitedl. 1855 Dining Carr 1155 m. ~ (Dinlng
Carr 1856 Dining Carr. 21o Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carr ass Chicago Lmited
for Germantown Jet only, So Dining Car) $50, 92
sos. 755 Dining Carl s25 9.25 Dining Carl, $50 Sst
Lmited), 1925 (Penna LimitedI. 1885 DIN
sS5 Dining Car 5S 425 G Gar Cars 55 6hcaso
655 Dining Carr, 7.55. SOS s.55' 925 ?. m. II 10
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1884, 11a and 2s1 Broadway 1s2
Fifth Avenue below 2Sd ST. 26S Fifth Avenue corner
Station and stations foot OF Desbrosses Cortandt
Streets; Street. SEQ Fulton Street. 500 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; Sta
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through TO destination. .
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBURY, j. r. WOOD
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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COPPER STOCKS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Aug choppers active and Irregular
to-day the feature being the manipulation OF Copper
Range closed about the lowest. The general
market quiet. with Massachusetts Gas notable
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
fS.0O'A. M.-For BtGghamton and Syracuse
1000 a. M.-For buffalo. Chicago and St. Louis
x1.O0 P. M.-PocOnO Mountain Special.
-t.4O P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
f4.0O P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
s61O P. NJ Buffalo and Chicago.
's.45 p. Utica, Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
90 90 A, M.--For Chicag0-Sieepers open 2 p. NJ
Tickets at lC7 400 1888 Broadway. n. y 33S Fulton
St. Brooklyn. 'Daiy. Except Sunday. xThursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW IEasEY CENTRAL AZ. H. PIalLADEL-
PHIA AND RksADiSG ny. and BALAt-
MORE AND oalO n h -

-T1effv TDaiy, except Sunday. SUNDAY 0nly.
rsrss. Iberty ST Ferry south Ferry, Aztor House.
isS asf asa 1870 1854 Broadway. - 5th Az. IS Union
s,ars vest l5s East ST. 273 West l25th PAS
ceiumbus Ave- York; Court St. Si4. 500 Fulton
e. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway, williamsburg. New Yofz
transfer calls for and checks baggage 70 Destination
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Tickets and Pullman accommodations 49, Isl SIS 49, and
1854 Broadway IS 5th AVE. . Union Square West 5 SoP
ST. brook gn n T. Transfer will call for I'D check baggage
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STOCK HaYre 3.3G1O00 bags q whlcl 26l3,OO0 are
E-1ztfs. against 3 3fD.O00 and = ef- ESQ last week
..-..--L .---a o. G-az.-- L.-.ee % follows: