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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
Cable Revolver Match.

New York, June la-lt Is altogether
likely that the proposed cable revolver
match between the United States and
France will be held June 3D. says Her
aid dispatch from Paris
The conditions already agrecd upon are
as follows
Fifteen competitors (amateurs onlyD on
each side with Ave substitutes. 10 shoot
NJ American standard targets with any
make OF arm, az n distance 81 ~ yards.
and at whatever place the shooter may
choose. but IN the presence ~ a delegate
appointed BY the National Revolver as.
ISOLATION Of America or the Union DIES
Societies Tirews de France.
Series of six balls are TO be completed
81 each member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19

boilers. That company delivered six
boilers TO the Chattanooga at the con-
tract price OF 100000 Treasurer Ward
asserts that the company had paid two
thirds OF the price In accordance With
the contract. but that the Babcock X
Wilcox company had been unable to get
the balance.
The manager OF the yard claims the
levy grows out Of a misunderstanding
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SHE DESERVES A PENSION,
Mrs Nancy Rose, Lighthouse Keeper,
Nights OF q William.

New York, June is.-Mrs. Nancy
Rose, the oldest lighthouse keeper In
the United States. Is the heroine OF a
combat in the historic lighthouse al
stony Point on the Hudson. In which
she was pitted against lunatic.
Armed only with a poker the woman.
who Is 10 years old and has attended
the lighthouse half a century. brayely
stood her ground and drove back her
assallant. The man who made the az.
tack Is an Italian lie climbed into the
tower, and exc'aimilg that the light
must be torn down rted to demolish
things Mrs. Rose seized a poker and
belabored him. He stood the rain Of
blows a moment and then fed locking
the door as he went. The old lady
sounded the fog bell and secured AID.
The Italian was locked up.
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JURY ACQIJlTS
MRS. AGATHA STULL
lsnecInI ln lhe 0NeMa.0 y

Especial TO the "News.D
Sheridan, Wyo, June l9.-The
Jury acquitted Mrs. Agatha Stull
after being out little over an
hour The verdict meets with
public approval, Mrs. stull, who
killed her father-in-law at Ar
yada last fall will be sent to o
Nebraska insane asylum.
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occasion for such eNertion Of the fed
eral powers will arise. being confident
that any claim 10 interfere with the
national rights under the judicial au
thorlty Of the state Of Virginia will be
promptly disposed OF and denied by the
chancery court For this reason | shall
deter answering that question"
The cabinet after considering this
opinion unanimously decided that the
government case was sound aud the
program outlined yesterday by MOODY
should be pursued. An effort will be
made to launch the boat next Monday
II conditions permit II Is intimated
that Information will be conveyed to
the Virginia Justice who granted the in
junction In this case that he has ex-
ceeded his proper function and Il Is ex-
pected that he viii withdraw from
what The attorney general and the pres
iuent regard as an untenable position.
tlus avoiding any clash at Richmond.
The postmaster general also consum-
ed a portion Of the time OF the
meeting but It Is stated without refer
ence 20 the pending prosecutions and
lnvellgaiion in his department. his pres
cntation being confined to matter con-
necteh with the civil service rule and
appointments.
a DEPUTY IN CHARGE.
Elizabethport, n. j., June le.--sherifr
Coriel said today that he had placed a
deputy In charge Of the Chattanooga
and would keep him at the Crescent
yard until he received orders from
some higher authority to withdraw
him. The sheriff added that he had
simply performed his duty IN Selling
the vessel in accordance with the writ
issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
Earthshocks ln Mnlr.

London. June ia-The storm on Carua-
Won, Wales today. was accompanied by
two strong earth hooks The inhabitants
were alarmed by the rocking on their
houses. but no damage was reported. The
carthyhoc6s were 80 severe az Bangor.
North Wales, that the patients were
carried out u the hospital into tho
frightened, evacuated the cathedral
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AT BARRATT HALL

Last night at Barratt hall the pro-
fessor talked on the Rhodes scholar
ships at oxford putting forth the idea
TINT they were to benefit Great Britain
and not America. Young Engllshmen
woro TO be taught that the young man
Of Arizona OF Vermont could Dc tue
TO his state and yet be loyal American
and to show Engllshmen Of the colonies
how to be true 70 the colonies and re-
main loyal 10 Great Britain. Some
former Cornell students IN the hall gave
the professor a rousing ovation after
the lecture.
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Killed over a Dice Game.

Aiehison, Kan, June l9-Nick Bclrlch.
a German, aged 20 years, proprietor OF a
saloon in Eighth street. Was shot and
killed By Theodore Mckim. McKim was
MORALLY wounded later IN an exchange
Of shots with the officers attracted To- thc
scene At the hospital Mckim admitted
the killing and said they fought over a
game Of dice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19

Philadelphia, June la.-Otto Thor.
merit, an electrical expert from Ger
many. was instantly killed by touching
i've Wire while inspecting a new
switchboard for the Germantown Flee
ric Light company Thornert had been
IN America only few weeks. He was
formerly assistant supervisor Of the
electric light system Of Berlin and was
an authority on electrical construction
He was making the final adjugtment Of
the switch which the accident occurred.
II Is supposed his hand came In con-
tact with a switch, sending $500 volts
through his body
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CHIEF OF STAFF.
Mai, Gen. 5. Il, VI. Young Named for
Tho Place.

Washington, June l9.-Secy. Root to-
day issued an order assigning Mai Gen.
$. B. VI, Young chief OF sia0 with
Ma1.-Gen. Corbin and Brighten. W. II.
Carter as the other general stan off,
GERS, Brg Gen. Tasker II. Bliss Is 10
become president OF the war college.
The order viii take eject Aug. l5
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A DEPUTY IN CHARGE.

Eighteen trial shots on a sure target
will be allowed
The general rules will be the same as
governed the contest OF 1910 when the
Americans won by q points. , a. Diciz.
IT.. making the highest score The names
of the marksmcn on both aies must be
made known On or before June ~
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Observation-Disclosures Match.

Nottingham, Ems June l9.-The Not
.tingham crickcters were an out today in
the first innings OF their match with the
Phiadolphians for l5i runs. five less than
the Americans scored yesterday in their
first innings
Al lunch time the philadclphians I'm
their second innings had scored 81 runs
for one wicket down
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SALT LAKE PLAYWRIGHT,
W. b. Smedley Meeting With Crafty
ing Success.

It win crafty the many local friends
OF W y. smedley to know that he has
succeeded admirably as a playwright,
and is now in Springfield. Mass. nego-
tiatlng for the sale Of his latest work,
"The Confidence Man. a lively little
operetta the score Of which has been
furnished by the manager and director
Of the New orleans Opera company, a
talented musician. "The Confidence
Man" has been presented on the boards
at New Orleans and pronounced a sue
cess Mr. Smedley is the son OF W h..
Smedley OF this city.
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Burned by Powder Explosion.

Charleroi, Pa. June ~ Three slav min
ors were fatally burned by a powder ex-
plosion in the home Of Nate Glazes. one
OF the victims In jhc mining settlement
OF Twilight last evening Three cases of
powder were In a back room OF the
mouse. Mike Hynta and Simon Jnum were
IN the room smoklng when the explosion
occurred, None OF he victims can recoy-
or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
Race Meeting Abandoned.

London, June lg.--The race meeting
which was to have occurred AT Windsor
tomorrow has heen abandoned because Of
the rains There are three feet OF water
on the course, oyer which the EtOn boys
are rowing, Six inches Of rain have
fdllen IN London since June 5. while Tic
exposed thormo meters fell 10 within three
degrees of freezing during the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19
Consular Appointments.

Washington. June i9.-Announcement
was made at the state department to-
day Of these consular appointments:
John G. Foster Vermont, consul al
Ottawa; Robert Woods Bliss, consul at
Vienna, James V. Long Pennsylvania,
consul at Patrasi Edward Higgins,
sachusetts. consul az Berne.
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RICHARD ROSWELL LYMAN
Takes Degrees Of Master in Civil En-
gineer at Cornell.
Especial to the "News.")

Ithlca ~ " June l9.-Richard RIOS.
well Lyman. y. S. in c. f.. (Salt Lake
city,. University Of Michigan, 1895, took
the degree of master Of civil engineer
ing at Cornell university commence
ment His thesis was The Flow Of
Water over Weirs.'
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Sheriff Has ~,

New York.June l9-The cruiser chat.
nooga. which Is nearing completion at
the Ellzabethport n. j.. yards Of the
Crescent shipyards company is In the
possession OF Sheriff Corieli or Union
county N. j., who took possession on
a writ OF seizure granted by the SUI
preme court Of New Jersey 10 the Bah.
cock Wilcox company. makers Of
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CAPT. W. A. MERCER.
VIII Not be Transferred From White
Rocks to Carlisle School.
Special to the News. >

Washington. d. c., June l9.--The re-
port that Capt. w, A. Mercer superin'
tendent of the White Rock Indian
agency, is to be made superintendent OF
Carlisle Indian school is denied. Com
missioner Jones said that he would like
to have Capt Mercer appointed az Car
al least q Yenr
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Miss Florence stoddard Dead.

Binghampton, N, Y, June l9.-hIlss
Florence Stoddard the only daughter
of secretary Of the territory Of Arizona
Stoddard, is dead at the home of her
grandfather, Judge c. =. Martin Of the
court here. She was % years old.
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y. o. Safe RIowcrs.

bloomington, H.. June is-The gang Of
rostofiicc safe blowers which has been
operating ~ extensively in central uil-
nols blew open the safe M the Office at
ColfaN last night. securing 500 IN cash
aud 500 IN stamps. Bloolhounds are ON
their trail.
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IL is for thu Opening of Moukden
And la lung Chou.

Yokohama. June l9.-The japanese
minister at Pekin yesterday filed for
mai demand on the Chinese foreign
office for the opening Of Moukden and
Tai Tung Chou to foreign trade. the
Chinese officials replied that circum-
stances were not favorable to the OPEN
ing of the cities mentioned The Amer
lean and British representatives are
supporting Japan's demands Minister
Conger is also demanding the opening
of Harbin Mauchuria
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Inye.tIgaIIng ca.h Reelster cnses

New York June l9.-The federal
grand jury In Brooklyn today com.
menced an Inquiry into the sale OF
cash registers 20 the United states gov
ernmcnt Tor use in p0slodices.
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Rnssien Court In Mourning.

ST. Petersburg June l9-The Russian
court has gune into mourning for "a
days for the late King Alexander and
Queen Draga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19

worlds moral and political existence
Inc prosy treatment OF history may
make II less Interesting to some. but II
discovers the truth, and truth Is the
aim Of all modern historians and scicnt-
lists
Prof stephens was loudly applauded
at the close of his splendid lecture,
Ar RARH AVN HAL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-19

Pensions granted, ldaho-James Nc
CURE, $40. Leopold Miller Sl2,
Wyoming-JacksOn Hammers SIC
Saml. j. Brainard $40,
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POSTMASTER.

Edmond Ferral has been appointed
postmaster at Beaulah, Crook county
Wyoming, vice Anna Belllveau. re.
signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yorz, August 10, 1903
BEEV E5S-Recepts, only head; sales reported.
Dressed beef steady; native sides general
sales. 613dSc per 10 Gables received quoted Ameri
live selling 11lt Ql214c dressed weight;
fTigerator beef 9C 10. Reported exports for to-
day follow: The Umbria- Liverpool $500 quarters
beef the Minneapolis London $50 cattle and LOAF
quarters; the HndoO. for Hull 15O cattle; the British
Princess for Antwerp, 600 cattle 500 Sheep the
Trinidad. for Bermuda, 20 cattle and so sheep
making with the stock carried over from Yesterday a
at Sixtiethst No sales reported City dressed veals
SG12c per ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. all for the market
Tied from yesterday total Of is cars TO be sold
Ia Jersey City Sixtieth-st a few sales OF
sheep and lambs effected at about steady prices but the
market for both ruled dull. with of weak
ness Close to dozen cars Of stock were GnsSd sheep
sold 81 25$3 per 100 b. lambs So 25$6 Dressed
mutton. 5q7lec per n; dressed lambs. Iqioc 90 -,
Sales-Newton & Co: 251 West Virginia lambs, GO 10
50 so 100 II; II West Virginia sheep 80
~ at SO so
H wilkerson: 21s Buffalo lambs. 80 70. at IS So;
145 Kentucky sheep. 101 ID. at So 1212.
Mcpherson & Co: IA Maryland lambs. So 10. at
IS %: Z Maryland sheep, log ~ a 50 75
Tobin & Shannon pa Virginia lambs % NJ. at So;
164 Kentucky sheep los 10, So -
Kerns Commission Company: 80 Kentucky sheep, 100
at 81 IS
HoGS-Receipts. Il cars or 1.7Os head IL on
sale alive. No sales reported.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Gork August %. 1903.
-sFpFE-There little feature in the coffee market
sr there being apparently further desire 10 lqui-
80 sen-nher Tor the time being though 81 is
that there Is still unsettled interest
rbs position The market opened quiet at unchanged
keeping with the featureless foreign and
od generally 6ul though Just before the close there
Offering. which closed the market quiet
- unchanged prices a decline Of . points Sales
--ss 600 bags. OF the European markets Hayre
s--fsI 4 franc lower. but Hamburg advanced partial
s ZIG ana the regarded an oftset 10 the
the primary markets were unchanged, and
~ mas steady while Santos reported strong The
rgreuenr however heavy, the receipts Rio and
srfo combined 50 600 bags 63 900 last
-sGr the interior Santos receipts footed up A9o6I
$500 bags last year. There We're clear
,r6es Of 5000 bags from Rio. The spot market was
ret with quotations the basis of 5sc for Rio No
TIE range contract prices in the local market To-
sgv follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-30
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 3d. 1908

Gs1: wax. T5c9s1 -: 90 NewYork. per bag
eGI5c; do nearby, per haf-bbl 50675c; SQUASH
Hubbard, per Dol. S1@s1 80: marrow I5cgSl 20 DO
yellow. croOkneck. 75cGS1 white T5cS1 so; T1)A
TOES Monmouth County; Acme. per box 59eqSl % GO
ordinary 2GS9c South Jersey, Acme, 4os0c do CT
binary 254Oc DO halbush basket 29q35c do Balti
more, 50G7Jc do Maryland and Delaware. er
carrier 100000: DO per haIf-bush basket, 15G25c
TCRNIPS, nearby Russia. per Dbl 81 1882: do Jersey
and Long Island white. per 100 punches. S3dS4
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Added to the dullness of
saturday trade checking and quotations Tor
the day were altogether nominal Receipts for the week
exceed that August %. but Of volume % favor
buyers We quote: Prime, old per 100 n 81 Oo9Sl 10;
co new, 9oc9Sl; No J. 9Oq93c; NO SZ72Qet1ec' 40 D.
1212G76c less than large clover, mixed
I0aI5c; clover. clear. 55E60c STRAW-Supples are
liberal only bright. perfect make the extreme
and then not in large We quote: Choice 81 O5d
81 TO- other useful 75690c Receipts of hay and straw
tons reported at the Produce Exchange az noon today;
Hudson River Railroad Erie, 24O; Pennsyiva
MIA 80; Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 30: Lehgh
Valley. 100; Baltimore and Ohio 120 river boats 200;
total LOO tons week 1882 total last
week, Receipts straw $50 TONS for week
goo tons. last week. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-30
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati, Aug. 29-HoGs-DnlI s. 25Q$5 so
CATTLE Steady, So J0QS4 60 SHEEP-Dul lower,
81 sass so I4AAlBsoDul, lower, $$9$5 IS. 80.
market unchanged choice export beef
81 65d$5 fair good IS 9OG$4 feed
es 81 40GS4 Western fed steers 81 1884 ~; Texas
and Indian steers 81 15a$3 co. Texas cows 81 1898 60
native cows, 81 50dS3 co. native heifers 50 10G$4
ners s19s3 4O bulls 81 75Q$3 10; calves 81 25@$5 80
Receipts for weebCattle. $1,000 head; calves, $500
HOGS-Receipts 1850 head market unchanged; top.
s. s23s bulk sales S sass 20; heavy s. 25aS5 50;
mixed packers, So 47.@S5 G7la light, 50 60qS5 81
Workers s. 556$5 SCI; pigs s. 634$5 S25a Receipts
market steady; native lambs $3G$5 % Western lambs.
S39S5 15 fed ewes, 81 60d$4 Texas clipped yearlngS
81 50Q$4 TO- Texas clipped sheep So 40q$S3 90 stockes
and feeders s. 1888 80 Receipts week. ~ 600 head
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKERS.

Liverpool Aug. % -closng-WH EAT-Spot. No = red
Western winter new. steady. Us 3I2d No l Northern
spring strong IS 1Od: dull September esd;
October 6s esd; December, 6s 694d COF2N-Spot-
As 5%d; October. IS 5s4d PEAS-Canadian quiet SIS Cd
FIOCR-St quiet, SIS al
London Pacifc CoesO firm, E6qa6 los BEEF dun;
indian mess. 62s I'd PORK dull: prime Western.
los HAMs-short cut IA to 1G n quiet COS, BACON
16 "a 10 steady 52s Cd long clear mindless light IS
"a No. quiet 52s; clear middles heavy 35 ~
quiet sis clear backs ~ quiet 46s
bellies. IA l6 n. firm. 55s. HOULDERS-Sduare. IL
Is ~ steady, 36s Cd. LARD firm: prime Western
tIerces 39s Cd American refined in pals. 4os cd BUT
TER nominal CHEESE firm; American finest white.
90 colored SOS Cd TALLOW,Prime city steady 23s Ga;
Australian London dull Dos Sd TURPENTINE-
Spirits firm. AIS Cd ROSIN-Common quiet 5s Sd.
PETROLEUM-Rehned. 612d nominal LINSEED OIL
dull. I'd.
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Railroads.


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTY-THIRD STREET
e The leaving time from De Desbrssses and
STATION, e8eept "hsre etherwt.e noted, nn,n,
Cars For Chicago Indianagos and LSulsviiisi,
Smoking ana observation cars Cincinnati. InisnaP-
1925 A. NJ. PEiNN sY LIMITED. rgllnsn
me1 Cars pR oS S s9os c s%a Toieao ana
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and IousSle''
45S p e. c Sasae Il f1 Mrs Pullman slsegss
smoking and Observation Cars. For Chicago A''700'
SSS rit'f SaTss e car
5sS p Fan w Es 1sa sfsRfasPsa xfS csicss For
755 p NJ PAeTFTc ExPRE :S Pittsburg and
B9uts cisysIsnd except sssg5d sTi sx
PRI3sS-For PItsburs Cleveland. Cincinnati inaiAn-
-. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH cor,-
iSad Streets n s 6I T 70 Car Io5s tDnns can
Street, Y DRi 3 csT1 2o s ana al PsToT
and 6inins cars. s25 Dining Carl s?s D1n,ag Sa -
in@ 55 Rai3 !, I'll i Fssiot 9 s8a
ana az c0 oRiaRE sFses SIS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express. 4 Is p 121o night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express e.a5 a. m and s.2'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-EHpress. IL p m
NORFOLK And WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ? R "a week
FOR OLD PofNP co 70 h75E and NoRFoLK-755
G sna s9S m daily m weekdays
sundays, 155 a m Through Nestibuled Trains hEHs-
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday
LOT smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car ana s'A
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I2.55 D. m weekdays.
For points on NewYork an5 Long Branch Railroad iron
west Twenty-Fhird Street Station, T40 500 a. %.
ITO 10 Saturdays only. 225; ? So % 40 80
100 D. m 0rom DesbrOsses and Cortlandt Strests %
500 a m. 1920. 10 Saturdays only, 100 wv
80, 51O, and 1O0 p. IN. weekdays. sundays, . 10
Gas m, 500 D. m From Desbrosses Street only.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ,.,-
$50, rs, I.5S 1855 Dining Carr. S25 500 szo Cnlh
Can (e55 St Louis Limited 1910 Desorosses eha
Cortandt Streets 1920 Dining Car) 1929 (Penna:
Carr 1-55 Dining Carr 10 CDesbrosses and Cortanat
Streets. 220 EOS. 3.25 Dining carl. S5S, 40 -
Dining Carr, 456 Dining Carr, C.55 Chicago Ldr
for Germantown Jet. only 55 (Dinng Carr, 655. Ibo
sos. T55 Dining Car, %. rs Dining Can. 99o (S
Louis Limited 9.55 10 25 (Penna. Limited 1908 tn
ing Carr. a. SIS Dining lbs DINING Carr
32S Dining Can. IS. AIS DINING Car G52 ChiSsso
555 Dining Carl. 1855 SIS. SIS. rs D. M lz1O
night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4s 1884 11s and 2s1 Broadway; 1si
Fifth Avenue below sd ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corne
Station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlena
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broso
and Pennsylvania Annex station brooklyn: sta
ton. Jersey City. York Transfer Company
dences through destination.
Telephone '9i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivanii
Railroad Cab Service. -
| w W. ATTERBURY, ]. R. WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentne easier owing
decline at Savannah. Rosin firm and unchanged.
Tar steady firm, selling quite well in iobbing
way. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou bbls 56ec; machine
made bbls, 57c.
TAR-Pine bbls. 50 TOaS2 so: oil bbls. s. 7eG$4 70
ROSIN-Common good strained, 50 %; L, 50 159
81 20: F. 81 30 G. 50 40 n So so: / So X So so: NJ
So 75dS3 so; N So 9O9S4 G, 81 1884 80 W, 81 10
gS4 60.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. bbls 'Sl9
Savannah Aug o.-TURPENTINE-Ffrm 53c:
cepts s0S bbls; sales. 1211 exports. 4,S19. ROSIN-
Firm; receipts 1854 bbls sales 464 exports II3. We
quote: A. and c. 81 80; D. 81 So r. 81 So; r 81 90
G. 81 421s l. 81 90 X, So TO- NJ So l5 n, So %; W c.
SO so; W w, So 40.
Charleston. Aug. 9.-TURPENTINE-Nominal ROSIN
81 Is +, 81 so: G. 81 no: H. 81 20 l. 50 So X So; NJ
So O5 n. SO 10; W G, IS 40; w w, So 90.
Wilmington. Aug. 29.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm.
52hc; receipts IS casks. ROSIN firm 81 55 and 81 co.
receipts. so bbls CRUDE TURPENT1NE firm. 81 rs
IS $3.50: receipts 142 bbls. TAR firm. 81 90:
ceipts u bills
London, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AIS 4&d Resin
American strained 5s 41&d; fine, 9s.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

AeW-fork, August %, 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS-Marrow beans are generally held
higher ana occasional sales reported
late quotation. Medium quiet, but held firmly.
very firm. most holders asking 81 20 Red kidney dull
and barely steady. Other kinds without change. We
quote: BEANS choice. per bush 81 S5lS2 90:
medium 81 1882 III; do 50 206S2 2211 red
kidney. SO 25aS3 30 DO white kidney 81 65dS2 TO:
yellow eye 50 759S2 so: do black turtle soup 81 esq
So 20: lima, California 50 456S2 90; do imported
giants 81 sOG$1 %: do Italian, medium s2g$2 TO- do
foreign. medium 81 90dS2 pea $2Q
s. do foreign duty paid 81 10S2 40 GREEN
PEAS. Scotch. bags. prime. per bush, 81 37b.
From The New-York Daily Market Report: