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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1903-12-10
KARL H. KEYS,
Local Happenings.

Hon. N. M. Woods, of Jackson
visited Oxford this week.
Miss; Annie Lee Bell spent
Sunday in Holly Springs.
Miss Ella Cairns is visiting Miss
Fannie McLemore in Greenwood
New line moulding just re-
ceiyed.
CHNFFRs' FURNITURE Co.
For sME-One secondhand
Pheaton in excellent condition.
Apply at this o8ce.
Apples, Oranges, Bananas,
Ma aga Grapes, Raisena, Figs
and Nuts at G. w. Buffaloe's.
You can select a handsome pres
ent for old or young at the most
reasonable prices at
r.. r. Chiffon 6 Co.'S.
School books. all kinds, new
or second hand. New books
given in exchange for your Old
ones.
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
We are glad to enroll Mr.. w n
White, of Splinter, as new sub
scriber.
MIR. w. G. Dye, of North Caro-
lima, visited relatives in Oxford
this week.
Hon. w. A. Mcdonald, of Ash :
lana, spent several days this weeE
in Oxford.
MIR. Faison Smith left last nigh
for lndianola, TO look after busi'
ness interests.
Mr.. j. B, Phillips, Of Dallas
was q welcome visitor at this OF
flee Tuesday.
Miss Ella Nelson returned
Friday from visit torelatiyes II
GreenW cod.
Mr.. IL. B. Humphreys, OF Tay
loe's, was a pleasant caller at TIN
office Monday.
DON'T buy your bill of Christ
mas goods until you firstexamin
the great variety and cheap price
at 4. r. Chiffon & Co.'S.
T.osr-On Sunday morning,
white Pig, six weeks old. Fndt
will return same to Rev. w. ,
hing and receive reward.
Mr.. w. Z. Crow, of Burgess
was a pleasant call er at this o
fee Saturday.
Hon. 5 T Markette, of Clark'
dale. is in attendance OF FEEDER
Court this week.
Mrs. Tom Price, OF Gulfport,
visiting her parents, Capt. al
Mrs. w. A. Roane.
Mr.. E. o. Patton, Of Watt
Valley, was welcome visitor
his Office Monday.
Mrs. S. G. Aston. of Clark
dale. is the guest OF her daug
ter, HRS. James Stone,
Mrs. w. d. How'd. of Wat
Valley, was the guest of Nj
Eugenia Trigg Friday.
Miss Euniee Shaw, Of Cole
Hill, is the guest of her cousi
Mrs. Wilmer Kennedy.
Judge Tim E. Cooper, of Me-
phis, has been in attendance
Federal Court this week.
It Is Just two weeks from
morrow until Xmas, and then
small boy win have his fun.
Mrs. f. W Overstreet, Of Ne
phis. is visiting her parents,
and Mrs. G. W. BGffaloe. ST.
Hon. q. H. Anderson, OF Nlt
nhis, was in attendance or
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EorSale.

Nv house and lot in South OK
ford. Will sell on easy terms
See W. ID. Porter.
L. S. DILLARD.
Oxford, Miss, Dec. q, 1903.
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Talking Machines.

w. B. Mcmahon is agent for
all kinds of Talking Machines,
Photographs, Graphophones and
supplies. Why not get one for
Xmas. Ask him about them.
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Coming.

To all good children. Hang up
your stocking for | am coming to
ill your stockings with all the
good things on Xmas eve. My
headquarters are now at G. w.
Buffaloe's.
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Dolls! DOIEsi !!

Dolls of every size and quality
Also Doll Buggies. Doll Beds,
Doll Cradles and Doll Tea Sets al
G. w. Buffaloe's.
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For Rent.

so acres of land situated Z
miles North west of town, with
house and good cistrn. For par
ticulars apply at this Office.
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Fireworks.

All kinds OF Fireworks to be
found at G.. w. Buffaloe's.
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THE EAGLE has old newspapers
or sale at % cents per hundred.
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g MHv1~

yh;z signature is on every box OF tns genuine
laxative Bron,o=Quiriine Tablets
the remedy that cures cold IN sssse e11ss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
D OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug s.-CATTIE&Recepts 1900: steady:
good prime steers So 3OgS6 nominal; medium,
Sass: stockers feeders 81 5eIS4 3O 81 SOC
81 30 heifers S2dS4 ; 81 508S2 GO; bulls SO
Western steers. So 25gS4 so HOGS-Recepts to-day,
eO00 estimated tomorrow 0O0 market 10d15c higher:
mixed butchers So 209S5 90: to choice heavy.
s. 4OqS5 6 heavy 81 95QS5 35 light IS 6OS6 To-
bulk sales. So 359$5 65- SHEEP-Receipts. 259e:
sheep and lambs steady good choice wethers, $50
So 5 fair TO choice mixed. 81 2S3; native lambs - %
ass 20. $1,000.
CATTLE steady, S2gS4 60 SHEEP dull. lower. 81 259
So Is. LAMBS quiet lower. 50 2S0$5 60.
Kansas City, Aug. S-CATTLE-ReceiDts 5.2OO;
calves 115O; cattle strong wIntered westerns and
quarantine steady native cows slow stockers and f
slow Choice export and dressed beef steers
er s. 4Oq$4 50 1884 45; Texas and
Indian steers 81 1898 60, Texas cows 81 1888 80;
native 81 5os3 o0 native hefers 81 1Og$4 can
ners S1gS2 40; bulls 81 I5gS3 10; calves, 81 25gSS so
HOGS-Recepts $500 packers steady to strong: light Sc
higher closing weak; top IS So bulk Of sales s. 59SS O
IS G0ds5 Workers, IS sO9S5 So pigs. So 65gSJ S.
SHEEP-Receips 800; steady native lambs, SO
IS 20 Western lambs, sass 10 fed ewes. s. 60qS4
Texas clipped yearlngs. So 6OqS4 10; Texas clipped
East Buffalo Aug. 2s.-CATTLE-Reespts 2I5 head;
steers $4qs4 So; and hefeyS 81 5GSf So bulls.
81 509S4; stockers and feeders. S3QS39o VEALS-Re-
cepts, 26O head; 25c higher at s. 25ISS- HOGS-Re-
cepts ZOO head fairly active; shade higher; heavy
So To- roughs 81 6O9S5 IS: S49S4 90. drtes and
1900 head mixed sheep and ewes. 10c lower; lambs
slow I5O lower. lambs S4 25gS5 yearlngs S4gS4 20;
wehers. 50 1884 ewes. $SGSS 49, sheep mixed 81 70
as3 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

Z
Moderate demand: sales bales: speculation
American coo; receipts 1900: American.
200 rniddling-upand. 6sed futures opened steady 10
steady, l012 points higher
August and 5 points higher 20 points lower on later
sd: AugustSeptenher- esd; Septem
Der Sad: Septeuber-ctober 609a:
567q5 SD snber-Decenlbcr, 55e7557d; December
January 551d: 5ed February March.
64sd March-Ap-. SID April May 546d Manchester
Yarns. good inquiry. Cloths hardening
FLOUR AND MEALl-There was moderate trade N
the -four department continued frmness q under
without price spring patents s. $50
s. - winter Etralghts 81 90 - 20 winter patents
s. 904S4 81; spring clears 75@s4 ! winter
So 1888 .. No winter, 81 goS3 To- red dog,
S23 50l1s24 So 70 arrive RYE FLOUR-DulI: quoted;
Fair 10 good 81 95aS3 go choice 10 fancy Sc $50 = -
COR[dEAI-Steady. quoted; IIiln dried, So 204S3 30.
brand BAG MEALr-oulet; quoted: Fine White End
Quoted Spring spot SIT rs sacks sTTiye 200 10
SIT ~ September. spring bran Hdcing Slg 5egs23, IN
200 10 sacks: city feed. sisGSl9 LINSEED OIL CAKE
sol FOM!NY CFFOP-s2i % bulk; SO IS sacks
rive. OIL. MEALs-S24dS24 50
Friends Of wheat found Il somewhat
dlhacult progress with the market
to-day and after supporting IL more or
legs energetcay throughout session finally withdrew
and allowed close easy 1c let decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

Most Of the strength exhibited BY prices around the
oPeig, When sharp advances IL the Northwest ana an
more or less was found. however. after
midday that absence Of any export interest coupled
Searances removed from market good deal OF its
ouoysncy and time the selling side
somewhat popular. From the high barometer In
spring wheat States 1t clearing weather
waeat Receipts FOR the day at Minneapolis and Duluth
we're BOZ cars but as there has been good demand for
e4 wheat at minneapolis and considerable buying oy
s sticks at that point are expected TO Increase
was ADVANCE o. -
a. -9fest making - points advance in two days
explanation the assumed this upturn represented
Iears OF political trouble IN Southeastern Europe The
points down TO 10 points higher. AS an Offset the
g sLla Argentine shipments only $50 coo bush cables
The export for the day amounted to only loads
at outports Quotations OF cash wheat ahoat basis
were as follows: No I Northern Duluth cake late
ana No red New-York asc, spot. CoRN-After selling
on ABOUT sc per bush the opening stationary
al DAY CLOSING about the DISTANCE below the pre-
N!o15 night There little commission house selling
on put no Incident here except small business
ana resulting damage reports private
OF I4s O0o bush. weather where
over temperatures had been expected. Receipts
business here or at outports closed at 5S'c
elevator and at 59l4c bid. aioat: No white
market opened steady and in spite Of considerable
The local market was UNCHANGED on mixed but higher
on white with sales OF $1,000 bush closed
No 3 white. 4o&c; track white 40a45c. RYE-Market
T T No 2 Western, 6olac. ahoat; state and
1S quoted At 4sc new and mailing 52955c. both
" aeSI including -four exports for the week
CSC bush, against 8s72 7s9 bush last week and
cereal year they aggregate * 7s 2sS bgsh aEans
SIS ..e2s9 bnsa In 1902 Corn exports for the week
and 1880 bush year ago For eight weeks Of the
@ cereal year they aggregate ss25 2a5 BUSH against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August 2s. 1903
CoFFEE-Yesterday's coffee market was much less
active tne total sales coming only bags.
These included some more September switches.
was stated that additional September notices
CIRCULATING The market opened steady, net unchange1
points higher better
small interior Santos receipts. midday turned
slightly easier the absence important demand
Steadied again by covering and closed net
changed 10 points higher. The September notices
sued for smaller amounts. and II
evening OF September had progressed about
Il would for the time being. though there
thought 70 be considerable long interest in that option
holding the hope damage reports
better lquidatng basis, although as the month pro-
crosses they be forced out by additional notices.
OF the cables this morning Hamburg only one
out Of line with expectations and an advance OF =
reported from there while HayTe unchanged
70 4 frame lower and the primary markets ell net
changed. The primary port
years, M was
light reaching only bags bags
The stock shows n increase the
Of 10000 bags The spot market quiet with quota
tons the basis Of Sic for Rio No 7.
The Of contract prices 81 the local market to
day follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
THE RECORDS.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TEBuSE.l

Boston. aug. B-The Giants took the last and
sec,6ing game IN the series here with Boston TO-
Ssv The score was q {, and into such Mysteries
we're the local fans thrown at the spectacle OF
,bsfr idols being crumbleo IN the dust that the
olioa rad 10 be called on to keep them from laying
violent hands on the visitors
The climax came when Gilbert, the Giants sec
ord bssenan tried 10 hit the umpire with a ball.
Gilbert was put out Of the game. but not before
he and Hurst had nearly come to blows It was
a, this f5rcture that the fans swarmed down from
-. brearlers and made saucy threats to the
Giants. The local team went to pieces early in
tbe struggle. and Wild throws gave the game to
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool aug 2s-CIoslug: WHEAT-spot No red
Western winter new steady. O. 3lsd No NortaeEn
spring 90 10d. futures quiet september s. Sd
October IS 64d. December IS 67sd COfsN-SP0t Amer
lean mixed quiet Is 6xd futures quiet september - td
October, 4s Cd PFAS-canadian quiet. Ss Cd FLOUR
St Louis fancy winter quiet IS Sd HOPS az London
PaCdc Coast firm. tG8f6 los BEEF dull: extra India
mess. 62s Cd PORK Gull: prime mess Western. Iss
HAAS-Short II % 10 -. steady. SIS BACON
Cumberland elt 20 30 ~ arin 54s short RIB 10 % =
n. steady 52s 81 Ions clear midGle light - 20 "a 70
steady, SIS 81: long clear miadies heavy 81 70 20 y
Sis clear backs rs 20 - 10 steady ass Sd.
clear bellies u 20 iG n. strong SIS Cd SHOULDERS
Square II 70 15 u. steady. ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

iAsiIlG -tup Tsoe. third in series FOR the Ar,.r.s.
-. ~ S51cr Hook, u a Huguenot Yacht Cl,b
tstA snail boat races. Al seaWanhska Corint Han
rf--' t.-cb; power boat BROOKLYN ys~Lt
--1La SA-E1ecock Yacht Club --'
- --N9.-At sheepshead Bay. 2.3O p m. ana Cr,earo
1o----At Saratoga. $50 ?. Newport 80 D =,
@~-sN1-ss RACING Cat Rssdyile Mass: matinee t-o.
e Empire city trace EOe
tE--.-Nls international tournament Nfasar,
tssSes-e' club handicap ct Canoe Brook: meas
i-saclceu 10utles Ar6sley. -'s- :
---@Nl1 RACES At Manhattan Beach
E.---Fessrk- az COiUmbia Oval. Paterson e..
800 Manhattan, Branch Brook. Essex Count
AeE-JeFses- 81
t--i..e--s~--N eiio-si League; Philadelphia 2, Tev
-. 80 = n: Boston, az B-ookyn 30 p m; ST
- az f'lIs burg Cincinnati, al Chicago American
.s-e NsEf- York. AZ Philadelphia. Boston. a. Wa So
70, 1eoA 1et-o-', 81 Chicago Cleveland s. Louis
sHt-neeoc1 Hills sHent; Deal Beach tourns-
Ill aaacicar. ~ A-5siey Presidents Cup at
,s-2E. E-lseHOod. a. Hillside. handicap. a. Enzle-
~ '5ossiaeTs Cur. at North jersey Country CIat;
- AZ INNS Arden. Ca ts4ns Cup. oakland
a5shopac. al Bedford: Presidents. Captains and
--el1 cups. al Ep8Hslis: Outing trophy. Al
+-elt CIub. ~ anu
For other sports see page A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 2s-"The Commercial Bulletin will say
The quiet and featureless. II has
been average week IN volume OF sales. and the
sample business pointing heavier Transactions in
the future, has been active Prices remain unchanged
and firm. Receipts IN Boston since May show a
falling on OF about CCO0 packages OF domestic wool Is
the period 1902. In round figures
Boston the opening OF the wool
1893 about 20 100000 pounds less than the
showing concluEively that est
mated shortage OF 100000 pounds In the
American clip is, probably far out OF the
The shipments OF wo9 from Boston 20 date from De
eea3er 81 ls2 are loo so IL pounds AGAINST lso
IL pounds the date last The receipts 20
date pounds against rs 07 pounds
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentins easier Rosin
hrmer owing light stocks spot AID good
demand for all grades. Tar steady to firm We
quote.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls, 5TG
67i2c
TAR-Pins bbls. 81 7OGs2 so: oil bbls. 81 7O9s4 %
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 %; r. s. $50
81 20; = 50 go G. 50 40: r. 81 so So 50; X. So 80:
NJ. 50 75dS3 20: y S3 S00$4 w G. 81 1885 so. and
" ". 81 4o0Si co
STOCKS on HAND.
s1lEllS turreHtiDei bbtS lsl9o
Tar. I.564
Savannah. Aug 2S-TURPENTINE-Frm 53lsc:
cepts. 19I bbls sales $50; exports. 50 ROSIN-Frn;
receipts 4G2 bbs; SO; exports 1,iS0. Quoted
a B. g. 81 IS: D. 81 Z. 81 So: r. 81 80; c. s.. II.
y 40: !. So 90 X. 50 10; NJ s. 10 ~ So y; " q.
s. 80: W W. s.
Charleston. Aus. 2s--TURPENTINE-Nou Nominal. ROSIN
Steady: 4. b c u = 81 CO. +. 90, C 81 IS: II.
70; 81 20; K, 81 s.; IL. 81 IS; n Sc IS c. 50 20
Wilmington. Aug. 2s.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-
Nothing doing; receipts casks ROSINFrm; 81 $50
81 90 receipts. 2S3 bills CRUDE TCRPENTINE-Firu.
81 % and So so; receipts So TARFfrm. 81 Is; receipts
i13.
London, Aug 2s.-sPIRITs TCRPENTINE-42s Sd
ROSIN--Nnericau strained, IS 4lsd: fine. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
NEWPORT RACE MEET DATE CHANGED,

Newport r. T.. Aug g lspeciaD.-The date Of The
fa2e meeting Al the Polo Grounds has been changed
fFo77 saturday 10 next Thursday. Just before the
last polo match The conditions for the bending
competition have been announced as follows.
ours lp Yards flags. 20 yards apart; ponies race
t..-2.-ler TO TIDE more than one pony; con
-, 49, ~ La--eti mailets must be carried: ponies
-, - - ne owner cannot against each
0-'''.F oNPeitoTs may use one or both hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

local market for spot cotton closed steady
changed prices the basis Of y 5c middng upland
and ISc for ntddng Gulf were 8 asa bales in
GLIDING 1000 export e.3s4 spinners 1000
Southern spot markets were telegraphed follows:
Wilmington Mobile nominal Baltimore
nominal unchanged 13c; Galveston steady unchanged
12ac sales 10 bales; Savannah firm, unchanged
1870; sales - bales; Norfolk steady, unchanged
I2ic; August quiet. unchanged, I2isc new sales
bales: NewOrears quiet unchanged 12zc; sales
bales.
Receipts OF cotton TIE ports to-day and for the
week compared with the totals Of week previous
this week LAST year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
POLO.
BrYH Nazcr First Team Beats Sec
ond for Westchester Cups.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Newport R T.. Aug &--The Bryn Mawr first
Hnd second teams tried conclusions at the West
chester polo grounds to-day for the Westminster
Polo Club cups individual prizes open 10 teams
o. four under the existing handicaps. AS usual,
betting on the outcome Of the game was plentiful,
hut with Agassiz and Snowden IN the first team
the ODDS we're against the second and the odds
were justified TIE first team by 19s4 70 IS
although il allowed q goals 10 It's opponents and
lost o1e-fourth OF a goal a safety by Wheeler
Re game was coed one. exciting and full OF
Assssz played The best game Of the dav blv
n-Ged ry Su1Wde1. RosenEsrten also made a
good record Tor himself The lineup and score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
CUPS TO TEACH SQUADRON A pL AvEee

ne polo committee announces the Offering If
,l'se cups by Lieutenant Robert c. Lawrence. 10
3 A-.orA as me adjutant's cups, TO be competed
TO- on Saturday. September u AT 2.2o ~ ~
cases are tor nov.ces, Glasses 3 and G ana Claes
en- 90 nc competition consists OF knocking the
a - me length Of the field and back the mora
-p7'i payers 10 make goals the return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
HORSE SHOW AT THE PIER

HaTTasansett Pier. R. /. Aug. IS (speciaD.-Tbe
=, - a'.ilal horse show was opened to-day at
the Point Judith Country Club The dav VS. -,
nut a good crowd attended. Many Newporters en-
Tered horses. among them Alfred G. VanderbfIt
ana Mrs. Burke Roche. Entries were rnada Gov
sNer-ty lone classes. ten OF which were Judged To-
CAY The show viii end Tomorrow '41soO u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
COUNTY, PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeT-York August % 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS marrow quiet but held with great
confidence; holders refuse sci! under 81 80.
Medium quiet Pea show further slight Improvement Red
kidney very dull but held UNCHANGED Turtle steady
yellow eve small supply nominal
OUIer beans without qu0ta5e Scotch peas show
little trer occasional sales TO 81 40 We
BEANS. cholce, bush, 81 IS; DO medium.
So I5s2 I7lz no pea So 209S2 22 DO red kidney SO %
ass 30 do white kidney 81 65S2 TO- yellow 81 -
es2 black turtle soup. 81 sgs2 TO Lima, Cali
fornia. 81 1922 80; do Italian medium. s2ds2 10: DO
other foreign. medium, 81 s0ds2 as; GREEN PEAS.
Scotch bags prime. per bush. 81 S7Is.
From The Sew-York Daily Market Report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. IS 4 ,. n.-COTTON-Spot-Hodsr
prices points higher American middling
fair, T3id. good middlng Il2d niddling; 6sodi low
rniddIing 6G41: good ordinary. 63Sd; ordinary 6iSt.
TIE day Zoo bales. OF which 600
speculation export and included $3.50 American.
Receipts 20O0 bales including 400 American Futures
opened steady and ~cloSed very steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
PLAY CRICKET GAME IN THE pA,u

4e-Ins representing the Brooklyn and KINGS
ooli-ty Cricket clubs played friendly game yes
terosy az Prospect Park. where, DESPITE the rsf,
N"ica zen Curing the progress Of the match tba
R-sye-s remained ~ the field until resrI, 80
---TLacieo. and KINGS County had won hv 20 80
-"s totals were: Brooklyn, g.; Kings County 79S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
GAMES TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LEAGrE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ztflsss;phia AZ New-York St Louis at Pittsburg.
7oston Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.-.-,ve-tz at PHILADELPHIA Detroit Chlcago
49, a. washington cleveland az St I1ouls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

BALTIMcEE's OPEN AIR THEATRE
nno shakespeHriGn plays produced there h.
lashioEable amateurs. See to-mo~.o.
Tribcuc. -Fo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
spectlyely.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol-

COTION-The volume or transactions yesterday again
showed & diminishing tendency, though trading
fairly active in spasmodic sort Of with fluctuations
irregular showing rst nrHess then weakness as the
IN accordance with the alternating period OF
activity dulless The market opened 3
points higher the higher cables talk better
demand in Manchester connection with aggressive
support The excellent weather, the other
encouraged liquidation and while at first prices
moved upward by fits and starts reaching level
uand. the took a 20 the side
checking the advancing tendency forcing back
practically the opening basis Just before close
October for good support at the hands Of New
England bull leader and rallied some points while
August also steaded slightly, with list finally
100000 bales. notice day both September
contracts. and reported that of
circulating. though without effect the
Two thousand bales OF cotton received here
from Liverpool late Thursday. and II thought
notice might have connection with these
arrivals. Private crop accounts the whole,
favorable and private adyices continue
the future. The spot sales reported
local market again heavy including 1000
export 1884 for sinners and 2G00 delivered
Clearances from NewYork to Great Britain reported
of 1885 bales.
Superintendent Kings regular weekly movement fig
year. mills Canada against
Southern mill takings 1000
262 year: brought sight
5513 bales SSO6S last year Total crop
Port receipts T705990 bales against 7655954
overland mills and Canada Ices s76 bales
against 11i14T2 last Southern mill takngs
mated zoos against 1873 year:
The range OF contract prices in the
6ay follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29
NEW-ENcLAND LEAGUE.

~ Pail Piver-Fau River 8; HaverhIl. s.
A. Nsshus--NGshua. i. Manchester, 3.
Al New E3ed<ord-oleH- Bedford Lawrence rain.
A. Co1cor5-Concord !: Lowell o thirst game; twelve
innings. concord. g. Lowell, tseccnd game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

TN hsse hits-Grenainger Moran Three base HIT
,re--as stolen hases-5bert Warner. Aubrey, Cooley
- T,ayfie riavs-Aubrey, AbbaticchIo Tenney;
Teuney Moran. Greunger and Moran; Moran and Alb
ts+i-rbio FIRST base on balls-Of MathewsOn. 4: off
wsIsrgev 3 Hit bv pitched ball-By Malarkey. /.
Ftrsck out-Bv Mathevson. II: by Malsrkey. / Wild
rf--4-sfathevson, J. Time IS Cmpires-Hurst and
kfo-er Abundance CSC.
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BASEBALL.
Boston's Errors Gre Giants Game
-Crozrd Would Take Hand.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,-.--york q; Boston, G PittsburE. (; St Louis l.
t~f1o.npsti g: Chicago. q
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BgrrSlo. Avg 2s:-FLoUR arm; WHEAT. sprtax duris
No Northern OLD. 81 - asked: winter quiet,
No red. sac: CORN Arm; No = yellow. soc; 80
corn 05seSse OATS stroug NJ white. S9GS91<cs NO
mixed. 80: canal freghts steady
Chicago. Aug 2S-The leading futures ranged fol-
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BRYN NiAwR lsT.

SaTarEsTy-c'osls eerned-Prvn Mavr lst N. R-,n
NAV ID = Allowed my hsn6icap-Frvn Nfavrr % IL
Lsl ~ Psnsliy-Ersn Mswr isr. = for safety. Referee
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STATE LEAGUE.

~ Schenectady Ibany. 10: schenectady. 5.
~ Trov-Troy. 6; A. 7 & G., l.