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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Railroads.
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S4AIIONS WEST TWkSN1N-IHtttD SltSEk2-
* The IeaSiSE tfni inc iron. oeshro.ses
shat given below - for Tyventy-fhira siFesf
7.5; I. N FAST MAffeF2ridF siesSins aHe Dtnlns
o 4 H. 81 $3.50 louis sdanaPTlsD aae I' Stepping
sloknS. and Odservati cars CinciHnati tnGtAHaP-
1875 4. NJ. PES5lsILvAx1A LIMITED. Pullman
mea5 Cars Fer ciicaso CisSeand Toisao. ana De
1-P 80 p ~ cIcA1o AND ST loqIs FYPEEsSS
Ir6anapoIs CScsso' ST Louis DsHing car
saoNiLs 3. ana Observation Cars For chicago 40''
5.55 p. NJ. n LOUIS LOUIS ExFREss-For P5sourE en-
g,nnat. Indianapolis, Louisville. - Louis Dnns Ca
5a T. wE x7 IA f EPi 'sS cess5
7.5 p NJ .e' PAcIFIc ExPfE Fit.sOurg and
fFneaE0 Fer hnezvis daily VIA SHe9a is1 'isS
s.i5 p NJ. ISvE-I-AND AND CiNcINsSA.T4 ES-
PREsS.-For P1rs5uEg Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
lsn5t rses 10 m i2n - Car io5S DINING carr
Streets. 22o G % Caneressional LIrlIed an Psrlor
z5 DINING ca4}. as , M IL 10 hight s1nday Is
Ing cai1 5s2s on s Lilaed ali PaTior
lining Cars1 2 . Dining Carl as Dining carr sSS
Qssbrosses and Ccrtlandt Streets. SID Dning Carr
SOUTHERN RAILwXY.-Exp-ess. AS D. m. Il 10 night
ATLHNTIc COAST LINE-Ezprsss. rs a m. and s.2S
sEAPoAR6 AIR LINE RAILWAY Express Il IS p m
NoRF@IK AND wEsrERN RAILwAg.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE q ONO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m. week
FoR OLD 1T' PofNT c e and NoRFoLK-755 m
ATESYTfSc c ePP 80 sa' sad 2s
Parior cars ' ana Standard goacbss on eekday. Par
Tor Smoking Car ParlOF Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12S5 p. m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
1910 10 Saturdays ony). 225. 255 SIS, 4 10 455.
and 655 D. weekdays Sundays. 7.5S, as q m.
AS from Desbrosses and Cortlaudt Streetsl 30.
800 a 10 20 100 Saturdays only. 23O 10 40
o AZ a M 500 T. m From Desbrosses Street only.
$50 a Cortlandt only 3.45 a weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. To. 10 T55 Dining carr 50. 500 S2o CDininS
Cort,andt Streets 102o Dining Carr. 1925 CPenna
ImiteD. 10 So Dining Car l155 a II 55 Dining
Can 81 Dining Carl 10 CDesbrOsses and Cortands
Streets 220). 25J. as Dining Carr. S55 %. 40
Dining Carr ass Dining Car. 455 Chicago Limit
for Germantown OnyJ. Dining Carl 655. T55.
05 755 Dining Carl s25 9.25 Dining carr 955 st
Louis Limited 955 10 25 (Psnna- Limited l055 DIN
ing Carr. a. 1255 Dining Car l5o Dining carr
So Dining Carl. 355. AS Dining Carr. Ass Chicago
555 Dining Car 1855 - Sh5, s25 ?. - 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1854 113 and 26i Broadway Is
Fifth Cbeow ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
2ath ST.: Astor House: West Twenty-th!rd street
Station. and stations foot OF DesDrosses and Cornt
Streets; Court street. $50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn; Sta
ton. Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
viii can for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through destination.
Telephone ''914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". w. ATTERBCRY. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. TTafac Manager.
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne dull prices
somewhat uncertain Rosn dull Tar ruled steady.
We quote:
Spirits TUReENTINE-oH and machine bbls. $50
521zc.
TAR-Pne bbIs 81 20: oil bills 81 =
RoSIN-Conmon good strained. 81 95Gs2i r. So 10:
F, 81 20: G. 81 25 r. So 6GTS2 Go: So I09S3 10 X
g 40 s. 5qS3 co; n. So 7J9sS so G. IS 0O8S3 50:
STOCK ON HAND.
5pifllS lEpeIllllS- 80 Dds
iaI ItSo Dds
Savannah, Aug. 4-Turpentre firm 49c bid receipts,
15S9 bbls sales 5O6 so firm; receipts
$3+ bbIs; sales $50 exports 23s QuoJed; \, B G. D.
81 SO: NJ, 81 50; y, So O5 " C. SO 20; W ". So 40
Charleston, Aug. 4-Turpentine nominal Rosin steady;
A, g. c, D. 81 So Z. 81 %: F. 81 c. 81 TO- a. s. 10:
l. see K. 81 IS; NJ 81 S.: n. 81 %; C. So 10: W
London. Aug. .--Turpentne-spirits. sos Cd Rosiu-
American strained. IS Sd; fine. IS Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

quotations were follows: Flour was hrn: No
spring wheat s11S2c No 3, T64Soc No 7SG79l c;
No corn 52c: No yellow. 52l2 I523C. oats sj4s
acc; No white 25tc No white. 81 035c; rye.
BIKE feeding barley. 32942c: fair to choice
ing 47goSci No ha1seed o3ci No Northwestern, 97ei
e!.fe lat s!-gsi2 s.. l.
s13 5CqSl3 So lard per 100 10 81 roc 81 20 RIBS
sides qoose 81 lass dry salted shoulders boxed s. so
as! G2-; short clear sides Boxed. s. 81 a9Ss 50;
Exchange today the butter market steady;
1461Sl.c dair-es 12lzG17c Eggs hrTner:
included. 11erl3c Cheese steady. iOs4 gI2c.
Duluth Aug +.-Close-Whe 10 arrive No I hard
Size; No I Northern S7Ac; No Northern. NC: Sep
tembeT. s2Ac; December, SOC
Milwaukee. aug. 4.-Wheat steady: No ! Northern.
S. No Northern s. z8sSc new. September. c.
Rye steaTy: No !. 52o5215c Barley steady: No 5S4
e0c; sample 4Od54c- Coru-Septernber. 521s G52ac.
Minneapolis Aug 4--Ciose- vheat-Septernher. sO& .
s. December. T99sc track. No hard. SSssc:
Northern. s5ssc: No Northern. S5rsc No Northern
sOgSic.
Philadelphia Aug. 4.-wheat arm and &c higher: con-
grade. August 81 = &sl sc. Corn arm high
er; August. 564s95Tc Oats dun and unchanged: No 2
clipped Ale Butter steady: fair demand: extra
iS1sc: nearby prints &c Eggs arm
good demand: fresh nealby lslec loss o. western
Isle; Southwestern leaI1e southern l51s Csess
steady god demand: SsW-fork fun choice new,
TO- iOisc: good. Ga diOc. RecsirtElo1r
I.Ie9U00 n IN sacks wheat 80 90 ousa;
corn IS coo: cats 01O. Shipmeu,s-Wheat S2oo oush
cats. f60oO.
s. Louis Aug 4-C9ose-Wheat-S0 red c4aa. e9ss
September s0A ssOssc: December. s2+sc Nay - &c 10
ha-d. 74isIT7c Corn-S0 cash. +seei SeptsHoss[.
500 u5Bc. Decebsr. f97s G491.c Oats-Ne casa S-es
seate-aher. a2s.ei December. 5Sse; No WHts' Ss12
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
RAITIainnE 2, nHl1 pAuRnAr

New Tork City. rerry. LluerLy
Chicago. PfCtsburE- - 40 ut s12-lS ut
Chicago. COluEn bus -l-sS2ua LtJPul Diner.
EiUIsburE, ClcVeis nd . 35opm- iopm- Lu1td
'sEtGtshurS Linn tied. o-J3pnA IUpu- Bufst
Cincinnati, -. Loutz. az 10 Mt 'l2 Sleeper
Cincinnati. ~. LGUts.. ~lo-2earn 80 3lla. Diner
Cine fnnati. st Louis. 55pnL TOG2m Buffet
Norfolk ~ 55pIn- : O1pm- Dlner-
sDaiy- fDally. except sunday sSu1Gay
1fFces. 1910 Br1alswas c Aston House,
. Un.on Square S91 Grand s.. ~ Y 3f5 fulton
Brooklyn Ferry and Liberty 81 Baggage checked
from notc or residence 10 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, aug. 4, p n-cottan-spot quiet; prices
steady; American midd4ing fal- esd good miadling
nary I0d: ordinary. 5s01 The the day
5000 tales Of which 100 speculation and
port included 400 American Receipts eco bales.
American Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
American mlddlinE. o c August 9 3jd: AuEu-t and
September 30d63Id September, SD; September
October 5siS SD; October and November, 543d5.4 o.
November and ueccmber 53452fz; december and jan
uarv 5 2qd5 3od January and February. 5.2sF5 sd
February and March. Esd; March and APRIL 52TG52d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

- ne local 1arAet for sTo. cotton closed dun un
caise4 o. tfe basis Of l-1J uidEling
1Sc Tor uadng Euf. sales bales ali gpinners'
eng Sel1ein spot markets telegraphed at
lo"si Ao9is charleston and Wilmington nominal m
qtole-- Galveston quiet unchanged al 12c Norfolk
ee-s ulcishseo al Lac. Augusta nominal unchanged
a -sci saS!,s ~ bales St Louis steady. unchanged
i-- i5@--ioIe nominal unchanged -, Ney-C)rIears
Cuiet -c lower he sales 525 bales sasrSat '1jet
unchanged al l3-Fc. sales Gale - 49,
Receipts AZ The ports and interior MINI - ,-,
pared win the same cay LAST week ana jaer 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
statistical position OF brazilian coffee IS follows

1CTTDE-It quiet Gay the cotton market, ana
business during the session almost entirely Of
professional character, commission houses reporting
eafth % outside croers There seems II fact ten
cfrcy 20 look professional market until
The speculative position shall settled. The
market opened quiet advance Of 1910 points on
covering following the higher ruling OF Liverpool cables
and arFrehes1rs that the continued presence Of The bu!
leaders on The floor indicated bulEh demonstrate on
later ~ the session After The opening however there
were very few supporting orders the market and with
generally favorable weather reported prices soon Ce
Feepta saEEuG tendency. which increased around
midday by The publ cation Of the weekly weather report
O. ne Weather Bureau, which indicated that the crop
On the average showed further Improvement Trading
ts very quiet however after prices had reached
lefe4 about with last nights closing all except
me august option which points lower having
s51 down from lec. the opening figure llSJc, the
I-eL was rallied by bull support and covering In the
.1s L91r good demand developed for the new crop
months led IL claimed 10y the former NeNEngland
llE leacer. ana shorts becoming alarmed, the ket
turned very firm and more active than time
FlHEsE curing The session practically
the best Of the day al options except August which
closed net unchanged SOC. The OF list
showed net gains Il from 70 = points. sales
minated al about 1900 bales
The range q contract prices the local markets
o. Is follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
READlMC SYSTEM

NV J EI2SEY CENTRAL * Ak
I.luertv Street and sO1Ih errS IRON
South gerry hse minutes earlier than shown DsI0"l
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MACH C1aUNk-z4.UO ais East0n oitSl. SL1 -
n 20 40 SEQ tj-45 EastOn onlyl ? NJ SaAoAyA
Nils E:S MARIE AND SIRANTON-z4OO $40 A.
EAH EWOOD, LAkEH CRSF, TOMS RIVER
AMI UAHNEGSAE-z4- 90 $40 A M. L5O % 40 LAKE,
wood and LakehursI Sn4yl. 40 p III sundays. S1S
ATL1STIC CITY-ts4o 4 NJ. $40 P NJ 100 P
v9HE1XSD AND BRIDGETON-tzIOO A " fl-so
t6XG RRASCH AsRERY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
$50 ass As $50 $50 uI5O Wednesdays %
Asbury PARK and Saturdays 70 Point Pieasant)r P n
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. y u 4 il. lSo. %Vo
PI:Ii1pELPHIA-tREAD DING TEEMTNAI3 z-4e5.
1TOO 100 s9OO 1000. t1lOO A NJ tlZOo. 100
d 30 t. t3O0. 500 '50O. r6oo. tIS0 500 P A.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-st25 ts-so. 1880
III As A. II. 100. t'340 zoo. 100 ts2S ? NJ
RE4DING HARRISBURG. louisville AND
NILAIAMSFORT-il 400, "a TsUO 70 10 tlhUu.
HOO NJ. Read ng OElyls slyO tiN4-O - = NJ
Reading PotIsvlle and aarrisburE only f4Oo. 1000
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Frou q Reetor ST.. Pier g.
Atlantic Highlands, Seabrght. Monmouth Beach and
100 A n 100 2 90 400 500. 500 $50 tAsbUrY
Park0 P n SUNDAYS. 1000 a a LOO 400. 500 P; n
day. Esunday only tPar0r Only. iva Tamaqua-
e6ss Liberty St Ferry south Fsrry Assos House.
49, 26I 454 1900 1884 Broadway ls2 18th Az, . Union
SNARE West i5S i25th Z73 West 18TH ST. 285
Columbus New York Court ST, S4t. $50 Fulton
ST. Bkiyn $50 B'way. W'rnssurg. " 7. Transfer Co.
calls FOR and checks baggage 10 desti1ati2n- 49,
vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r AEt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
CatskilI Mountains.

points
CxfskuI Mountain. Otis aud CsfskiII 4 Tan
ners-ifIe Railways
making drecr eounectiouz Sth TIE New York Central
t-sins leaving y Y a 75s ~ 81 A NJ al-o ire
''DETPoIT SPECIAL" a. n daily. INcLUpING
Sundays. Nith FaFor and pin.ag Cars
Shore tTaias leaving al 7;l0 and fi2O A ~ Also Con-
limited leaving 2.25 NJ dfrect cor
uectIons with rhE HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE ana
CATSkILI. EVENING line
Purchase Tickets via CntsEtIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 4.-Fiour h-r. Wheat spring no de-
Taand SPOT No hard carloads quoted a. e453c1 No
s0lac. Corn weak No . yellow SIC No 2 corn 565sc.
oats unsettled: No white new, Csc; No mixed S5c
Bar.sy offerings. Rye, No 54c through billed.
Canal frsiglts steady.
Chicago. aug. 4-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cab1es-c--. o..-
American 5000 receipts Goo. nI5d!- No. aGoy
futures opened steady points decline. cl.sz5 sac
80 points higher. August. 63Gi: Ausust-S-rfaT,I--
Ne-5er J.5oeJ44L NSyembey- December 2s1- - ~,
eeinDeT-JanIary, o2SGo3Jds Jalusry-Febr1is~v g.
Ee-llaTs -a1IcH 5-ec. March-ApT. 5s1G5 2>s -
es-e lefIs noi much doing. Cloths, more in6i.irl-
Di:-Gs--A pIetty good jo5aiRg demand for oils ,,,s
noted so THAI TIE marker he'd steady 2r,ceS
were unchanged quoted - f6rvts-' 80 now
mt L9s - io4SS % cases. s. 25GSa 90. +s,s-
4S0 l pcnnyroya- 8 2JlSl 40; crdnalla 2saS 50 -
ruan1 Ia small lut ~ following rrfass.
&C. GeltiaE, SJ8$0 ginseng, Northern s5ISf- S1,-.th
81 -; ginger. Jamaica, bleached. l3c urllesctsS ~
golden seal Ji6JBc. Eeieb1re. powdered O.. 49,
ordinary &c; selected bundles l0c. e5lee
GuraE 2Ac. Mexican TIC, senera. Western - ~
era Sec snake Virginia. &c: Texas. 4Jc. Carada ION
FLOUR AND sIIsAL--s1ule grades were held ti.s
slc 90 view % the Theet strength the ert,ra -.
market occupied q I'm position al l. close. SrriTg
es s. 6o9s4 20 winter stra ghts SO 5Rs3 8. Sr-ar
pae1ts 50 vsi 30 spring clears 50 G0QS3 So extra 10
a.. red dog SO 50ds2I 90 10 arrive ne = ~: -.
a. 3. chsice to fancy s. 55ay5 81 good 3 90
5-L-AI-Cust Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 a00s3 30 as 10
H1c yellow 81 j0G$I co: 81 lOfs1 FTsE.Tt
quiet Quoted Spring bran. SPOT SI7 p. sacks ~ a.
rive 20 y prompt 81 90 season. SIG 20 Surne r~sr
ndluE SIS 50Gf22 40 u sacks c!ty tea g. 80
SACKS q arrive $50: oil meal So 50QS2J. 49,
Gt;AIN--H HEAT-trnna genera duiuess sarIv In the
Developed INTO broad speculative market Win advances
a. along ire list and close = ale advance er
The previous night The opening steady bus soon
aferwarc prices sFmps break
For time the market had 9ok win q
Downward tendency buyers showing Interest ana
news importance on the huil side Euf -.
delaying harvest southern parts rhe
spring wheat bet. This later confirmed by weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Lfvsrpool Aug 4-ClosHg-VEeat-Spo steady: No
Norfhern spring. s. Sd; No red winter g Sd: No
CsI Re "a closed quiet. September &c
AID: October. 6s AKA; December. 6s &c. Co-a-Spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r.. r.. PHILADEL-
PHIA AID AID! REA ~ , ~ and haiti

sDaly. fDaIly. except sunday sSunday only
Ferry South Ferry. AstoT House.
i6T PSI s34 1900. Broadway 80 9Th Union
square West East 18th ST. 273 West 18Th 2z5
Columbus Ave. New York Court ST. 60. $50 Fulton
ST BROOKLYN; 800 Broadway Williamsburg. New York
rarsfer Gale fa- ana ccks hlEEage q aestLnation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana SUBSCRIPTIONS The Tribuns
~ received their Uptown once
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII be received at the following branch
Offices regular ofice rates until O'Clock
254 Sth-avs = cor 2Sd,st: 153 6th.ave.. cor
tween IN Sth aves 2a3 West I35th-St; 1.2SS
3d-ave.. between 18th and 7Tth 1.O26 3d-Rye..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
NEW YORK, 0ATnIl & W:STERq I'm.
Lackawanna Railroad

LackaWanna Railroad.
York foot Barclay and carislolnsT SIS
4suO A M-For X uE1amtou ard Syracuse
80 % A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and 3 LoGA
A.. r. M--Poconc Mountain special
r. M--Fur Buffalo an1 Chicago
?. n Scranton ard Plymouth
N Buffalo and Cnicaso
M-ULica OsWeEo. Ithaca bu1eie-
90 . P u.
Broadway. n Y 17S Fuitoa
=, ErsekIvn sDaily. tEsxcspI sunday. xThurslays.
Fridays ard SATURDAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
Help Wanted

Help Wanted
WANTED FOR c. S. ARMY. ABLE
w boiled unmarried men, between ages OF q and 35
citizens OF United States and
habits. VINO can speak English. For n
formation apply Recruiting Officer % Third Ave. 1850
Third 705 Sixth Ave. N. Y. or ssS Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central Hudson River r R. Lessesl
Trains leave Franklin ST station, New York fouoxA
and IS min later foot OF West 42d St. n r;
- 10 A. M.-FOF intermediate points Albany
80 40 A ND Catsku NTH. Express.
I'll % A. No Saratoga and Mohawk Express
f19 As ?. Nd Wink.s Flyer
100 p. N.-ChiCagO Express.
IS P M-Cout Lin for Detroit. Chi ST. Louis
t325 P. NO Ulster Express 70 Catskil MSs-
s3-45 P. NO For Hudson River pOints and Albany
zee. z. M-For Pooh Euf.aio &c. land ana q easos
s9l5 p. M.-For syria. Roch. Niagara Falls bet Chi
SDaily- 3Daily except sunday Leaves Brookyn Annex
Oh Al 10 X A M 2l TO - NJ, go fI210 r. ".
f4j al t. Is p NJ Leaves Jersey CITY. P. r r sta :
m at TO a. a N 90 Ti120 A NJ. 81 412j0 p ",
(3J al 1885 p NJ tables principal hotels and
offices BAGGAGE checked hotel residence b.
Westcott Exp
A SMITH. G z LAMBERT
Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

Receipts Of breadstus points in thousands
taS[ Three cAers 900 omitted. flour bis grain BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Public Notices.

Public Notices.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the President Of the Borough OF Manhattan al the
City Hall Room No. IT, until II o'clock A. ID,
TUESDAY. AUG. II. 1909
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIAL
REQUIRED FOR BUILDING RECEIVING BASINS ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTY-SEVENTti
STPFFT AND FIRST AVENUE; ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF ONE HUNDREDTH STREET AND PARK
AVENUE AND ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTE-THIRD STREET AND
SEVENTH AVENUE.
JACOB A. CANTOR. Borough President
The CITY OF New York, July go 1903.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
- dredging on the North River. between West 18Th
ard 18Th Streets between Bloomfield and Little West 18th
Streets: between West and
lsth St and for printing Of will
ceived by the Commissioner OF Docks Pier a.
terry Place Il O'Clock August 1eth 1909. or
particulars CITY RECORD)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
aaurrao. prices IN the local market to

Foreign coffee markets: Rto-Cohee market steady; No
RIO $3.50 exchange, l2lsG. receipts, $4,000 bags =
days. cleared United states 5000 bags; cleared
Tor Europe. 1000 bags: stocks. GI6vGJ bags Santos
market steady $500; receipts,
b. > days. pos I01 bags. IIamlUrgCoee
market c-cled unCha 2-3gp unchanged:
tUJO bags. HayTe-Cofee market opened quiet =
franc lower y unchanged. 8 = quiet
changed 80 unchanged; total sales. Il 90 bags.
Janaarr........... 50 - Observation-Disclosures. % 90
February 81 oGi 5000
October.
............ - November. so %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B. 60 December 5000
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11
llIiteracy Declining in Italy.

Thirty years ago only third Of the
people of Italy above 6 years of age
were able to read and write. From
the most learned country on the con-
tinent of Europe invasion and civil
war had reduced the land to the rank
Of both illiterate and pauper despite
its acknowledged supremacy in art
and its far from inferior place in SCI
ence.
The latest statistics show an en-.
couraging increase in popular italian
intelligence. Now more than half
the inhabitants above years of age
can read anG write, and the compul.
sorry school law of 1877 is said TO have
had no perceptible influence in effect
ing SO marked an Improvements
wholesome sign. 1t is alsf noted that
hitherto men have shown more inter
est in getting schooling than women
have shown, but during the past
twenty years the progress in women's
education has been noteworthy.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11
Senator Hanna's Warning.

Senator Hanna made telling point
in his address to the Ohio republicans
when he said: ''Party affiliations do
not always govern Judgment. Loyalty
to party may be all right when indif-
ference seems to rule, but when the
people are aroused to their own true
interests and that which most affects
their own affairs voters Judge for
themselves and select fer themselves
that which is best and discard that
which is not good.'' The republican
party music remember that when ii
fails to come up to the standard that
its history has written in letters of
light it will lose the following which
good judgment now compels. This is
as true Of the party in the state.
county and town as 1T is of the party
in the nation. To keep abreast of
the movement of the age, to foster
the good and to restrain the bad in
policies OF government and its admin
istration in social and industrial de-
velopment and theory, is the function
of party leadership and an element in
party ccess.-Elkhart Review.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11
Marriage Licenses.

PLYMOUTH, Ind

PLYMOUTH, Ind
Dear Sir: II you want your paint
to last as long as that of other house
owners in your town is going to last,
you should use lead and zinc.
You can mix your own, or buy De-
voc, as you like. The results will not
be like same, however, Devoe Ready
Paint is ground in OIL and thoroughly
mixed. Machinery does it. Hand
work can't compete with machine.
work, either in cost or thoroughness
Mixing by hand is imperfect mixing
and zinc is peculiarly hard to mix
wants grinding.
Lead and Oil is honest paint; but
less durable. Lead is tender and zinc
is tough. The proper mixture grouni
together Is better than either alone
French painters use zinc alone; but
American painters think it too hard
and mix it with lead.
III. e. Buck is Devoe Agent II
Plymouth.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEvoE 3 Co.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-11

About O'Clock on Saturday after
noon last could haye been seen mem
bers OF the Saturday club vending
their way toward the pleasant farm
horle of the secretary, Miss Alice
Klinger, where they we're privileged
to enjoy their final meeting, which
closed very enjoyable and profitable
year.
Miss Klinger, assisted by Miss
Esther O'Keefe, had the long dining
table and several smaller tables pref
tlly decorated and the guests were
served to sumptuous repast. After
the first course, cards headed "a
penny for your thoughts, were passed
and some of the answers to the twenty
questions afforded much amusement.
Through the kindness of Miss Anna
Dunn some flashlights were taken and
just before departing, the rain having
ceased, some kodak pictures were
taken Of the club on the lawn. The
guests departed in the evening shades
after having spent a most enjoyable
afternoon. all hoping the vacation
may be pleasant one and that we
may assemble again IN the fall, ar
unbroken circle.