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Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
THE SEPTEMBER COSMOPOLITAN

Sir Thomas Lipton, in an article in the September Cosmopolitan on My Efforts to Win the America S Cup" draws attention to the personal danger attending the sailing of the modern racing yacht. In addition to being d menace. these racing machines. he de- clares, are practically useless. When the races are ended. they are worth on- ly as much as the metal within them will bring. Other timely articles in the same number of The Cosmopolitan are "A Study of the Servian Tragedy" by Ebert Hubbard, and an account of the papal conclave by Frederick z. Rock CT. Bishop of Jaro. Rafford Pyke con- tributes q delightful essay on Summer Types of Men and Women;" John Nj. Carrere, writes on architecture as a profession; The Education of a De- butante" is by Emma B. Kaufman;
 How to Win q Woman" by Lavinia Hart: and The Art of Entertaining '
 by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow. In addition to four complete stories and "Barlasch of the Guard" by Henry Seton Merri- man, the following articles appear: "A
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
INDUCEMENTS


Of all the well cast plays presented by the Curtiss Comedy company at East Lake Park, none seemed so ab- solutely perfect as the personnel of last nights production of The Girl and the Gambler" Miss Perine as Tennessee Kent had a role that fit her like a glove. From her first entrance she swayed her audience at will by her clever work. The part is indeed beautiful one, and it lost none of it's beauty from Miss Perine's conception. Wilfred Lucas as the gambler was at his best and gave q perfect reading backed by more perfect acting. Fred Wilson, had almost as strong part and did by far the best work he has yet given us. Miss Phelps came in for her share Of favorable comment, as did also Miss Cummings.
 Joe Thompson and Fred Starr also more than pleased thei1 audience. S. M Curtiss was the best since '67. and was q great source of amusement throughout. The play is a new one. and the large house tonight will pro- rounce it q success. Tonight will be dance night
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
ROBBERY OF A STORE
The Fair Burglarized Probably by
 Youthful Criminals.

It was discovered yesterday morning that the Fair store on Washington street. between Second and Third streets, had been burglariZed sometime between Saturday evening and yester- day morning, but most likely during Saturday night.
 The only thing of value that was missed yesterday was about thirty rings that formed a part of a jewelry display in a show case. It is estimated that the loss is about $50. Other things may have been taken that will be missed later and something's may have been stolen that will never be missed as the stock is comprised of novelties and small furnishings of all kinds, many of the goods being of the kind a sneak thief could dispose of by peddling or selling at a second hand store.
 The supposition is that the thief or thieves were frightened away, else more goods would have been taken for there was no effort to conceal the fact that the house had been robbed, by cleverly taking article here ana there. The rings that were taken were all in a single tray in the show case and in an adjoining tray were other
 
 able, a gold watch and other jewelry The robber might just as well have taken a sack full of valuables and at no greater risk.
 The cash register was opened fifst and when no money was found in it the burglar, either for meanness or through having an idea that the money was kept in the cylinder above smashed that part of the machine, doing him. self no good and adding just that much to the loss of the Fair.
 Some distance from the rear of the building there is a partition in front ot which most of the stock is kept, the door in the partition being securely locked. The rear room is used mainly for a storehouse and has no floor. Inc wooden partition. however, does not go clear to the ceiling and above 1t IS tackled d piece of canvas. completing the partition. The enc or more per sons who entered the place evidently did so by crawling from the roof of an adjoining building, through a small hole in the back end of the storeroom, over a closet, and just under the roof. From there they jumped to the ground or on q nearby box, crossed the store room, climbed on d pile of old chairs against the partition forming the back end of the store room, cut a hole in the canvass above the door and dropped down inside.
 There are foot prints, both oi a boy and a larger boy or man, both barefooted, in the dirt Of the storeroom and on the chairs near | the partition and from this fact it is | supposed the robbery was done by boys i or by one or more very small men. l None of the employees of the store | visited the place between Saturday night and Monday morning. The mat ter was reported to the officers as soon discovered but none of the property has been found and so far as can be learned there is no clue to 1 the identity of the thieves
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01

Chip of the Old Confederacy: Jubal A. Early" by Clara Morris; Joseph Folk. a character sketch by Frederic C.. Howe; Lewis Nixon, Captain of In dustry, by Cyrus Campbell Wells, and ..Mandl1ind in the Making." by H. G.. Wells. The magazine contains over eighty beautiful illustrations.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
ONLY KNEW HER COOK.
Whitening Way in Which One House
 holder "Got Even''

This story couldn't be truer if I gave the names of the women, so l may as well conceal them
 Mrs. E Qet us call her) went to Mrs Z'S house when Mrs. z was absent an.i tried to hire her cook away from her. In due time Mrs. z heard Of it. The next time they met at social gather ing Mrs. z cut Mrs. E dead
 At dinner stupid man, who sat be tween these two women and noticed that they did not speak to each other. undertook to introduce them.
 Mrs. E." said he, aren't you ac- quainted with Mrs. B ?''
 N-n-no," Mrs. z answered in chilly tone loud enough for Mrs. B and ev- erybody else to hear. ''I believe she has calling acquaintanc9 with my cook, however. Brooklyn Eagle.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN.

Landlady-Yes, sir; two chickens went into that soup.
 Boarder-Never. mind, ma am. never mind. Nc harm done; TO one would ever suspect it, l assure yor.-ToWn and Country.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
AT THE GARDEN PARTY.

Whose frock is the prettiest?' said she.
 Why. yours, of course, my dear" said he.
 Are you judge of frocks?" said she. Well, I'm a judge of girls said he.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01

Uncle-How do you like your Sun day school teacher?
 Tommy-Oh, she's got good sense. Shes smarter than nom is
 uncle-Indeed? So you believe in her eh?
 Tommy-Sure, Her an me thinks alike. She says Sunday school don't do me no Good.-PhiladeIphi Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
DOMESTIC COURTESY.

Blake-What do you say to your wife when you get home very late at night?
 Drakc-Nothing. l am toe polite to interrupt a lady when she is talking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. August 10. 1903.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market is showing Increased
strength choice domestic beans
s. s. both home and export Medium pea
quiet and barely steady Red kidneys also sell
ing slowly this week. the best lots offered s. 80
There IS very little doing foreign beans
pressure 70 sell Scotch peas dragging. We quote:
medium s. 10 DO 81 IS do red kidney IS 5qS3 %.
DO white kidney. 81 651S2 10; yellow 81 T5Q
s. 50; black turtle soup 81 6JaS2 20; lima Calf
foE So 45qS2 80. 90 imported giants s. S0gSl IS; do
Italian. medium. S2Qs2 10; do other foreign medium.
e0GS2 CO. do foreign pea S2gS2 TO- Scotch,
bags. prime, per BUSH 81 20.
BCTTE1Et-Buyers hold pretty again to-day
md the market showed quite firm tone fancy fresh
creamery current wholesale business at ISal91c
casionaiy 194c high scoring good
size lines The other qualities % steady
limitation creamery quiet and rather
tory sells well and the firm The basis l5c
for the best packer goods Packing stock in
light supply Inquired for We quote Creamery.
n. lSQIS3Sc; DO lE5z41S52c:
onG I64lTc; thirds. $50 l51zc DO State dairy.
hrsts 16sAgl7zc do seconds l54l6c do thirds Il nc
90 fourths lie Western imitation creamery hrsts l6g
lee: do seconds i59l5sc: DO thirds 3al4c West
seconds l4Ql4iac. thirds 138l3i4c; packing STOCK
held. rnae No !, lac do No > l5Q 7zcs DO
No g. 12gI2Ac
CHEESE-There IS a slow market small size full
cheese and while prices ouotably changed
the Is somewhat easier Very few buyers
willing premium over the quotation. even
Tor the fancy Western New-York fats The average
fine small col0red sold lOlzc. and difncut
to get loe for fancy white Large sizes steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

cash quotations follows: FLOCts -E1asIs.'
wHEAT-No spring s24sScs No j. lsg Sic 40 80 e.
0ATS8Eo . sac; No white. 33c: No white. ~. 2
S5i-C RYE-51l5c. BARLEY-Fair TO choice InaltLns'
461T53c FIAAXSEED-NO l. S61sc: No NqIthTes.e.I.
81 TIMOTHY SEED-Prine. So % Go * .-ztl.I
grade S12aSi2 So PORES-Msss per b6L 81 - = o.
7SRIEPer 100 70. 81 g FS7 65 SHORT RIBS secs
49, s7GS- % SOULDERS-Dry sailed (oOxedl sig
e. - IDES-Short clear (boxedl, 81 0ettS so WIS
Ir-y-Easis OF high 81 "a On the Produce 51N-
change TO-DAY butter market was STEADY creails
fIGf9C. dairIes 1SH1Tc EGGS-Steacy al marx. gases
Included 14G15i.c. CHEESE-Steady. lOQll'7c-
TrI1,+b Aug 1e-CIose: WHEAT-To arrive No
hard Sssac. 40 Northern ss.cS 40 ENoEeaeN' S+S'
Septeuber SSIsc: December, SO7sGSOlsc
N1-tharr e4c. No Northern 9Oc new. September STAG
hid RYE,-Steady: No l. sc. BARLEY-Steady; No =
5Sd6Oc. sample 10000
NIinneapolis Aug Ie.-Cl3-e; WFIEAT-Septsnber. S5S
dSli-c. December 1870: track. No hard. e41c No
Northern g3-c. No . Northern sl14c: No Northern
Philadelphia Aug 1e-wIIEAT quiet bur steady; con
lower. August 56a56l4c. OATS firm and lsc higher;
5arns-d. extra Western 1S13c extra nearoy
prints DOC EGGS firm good demand; fresh nearby, &c
ioss of 90 Western 21c, loss on do Southweste-n ls
Loss off do 1870. loss on CHEESE
quiet but frm: NewYork full creams choice new !0z4
i0s.c. New-Yort full creams. fair good, S%81O1<c
Psceirts-FIour 500 bbls and lle40OO n IN sacks;
vhasf 5s GOO bush; corn BUSH oats, 14OOO bush
Shiprents-Wheat 1900 bush: corn, 1900 bush oats
1900 bush.
St Louis Aug. l8.-CIose wHEAr-No 2 red cash.
Tezsc September T97sc December, s5s eSc May sGac;
No . hard Tsl5gTessc. CORNNo cash 46sc: septeEa-
sSc September. s2ac; December. Si9e May STe No
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
OTHER MARkETs-HY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 19.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head
Market active 15c higher Good prime
s. 1OS5 poor medium. SO 650$5; Etockers and
feeders So 25S 90 cows 81 5OGS4 so heifer S2dS4
Gamers 81 5lS2 20. bulls s. 25dSt 40 calves 50
@ 70 Texas fed steers $3as4 90 Western steers IS go
81 A.. HOGS-ReCeipts to-day, 900 head; tomorrow
2c00o Market Tor light strong % Sc higher: others
heavy IS 1885 4J; rough heavy 81 T5S5 10; light IS 30
head Market IGQ25c good wethers S3s1
6O choice mixed 50 25aS3 native lambs So IS
QS5 IS
TIE dull lower. 81 2JGS4 G5. SHEEP barely steady.
s. 259S3 IS. LAMBS quiet S3dS5 IS.
Kansas city Aug. e-CATTLE-Receipts. $3.50 ma
ttves. Texans; calves, 1000 Texans natives
Corn higher: wintered Westerns dull
quarantine slow steady; stocers active
strong; export dressed steers ESQ
s. good S46S4 co: stockers feeders 81
as fed 50 5OQS4 10 Texas Indian
80 S5S3 10; Texas 81 1852 So native
81 50G$4 hefers, 81 30lS4 .; 81 $50
s. 40 bulls S2G$4: calves s. 259S5 IS HoGs-Reeepts
6OO lights and pigs steady: packers &c lower; heavy
5gl0c lower; top s. 6 bulk q sales So 2jG$5 co. heavy
s. 20gS5 X mixed packers s. 27gs5 5I light IS 500
s. Workers. s. 6S5 g; pigs, 50 551$5 50 SHEEP
lambs. So 1O9S5 30: fed 81 6OG$4 Is Texas
clipped yearIings 6OS4 40 clipped sheep 81 bOG
81 30 stockers and feeders. 81 30GSa So
East Liberty Aug. 9-CATTLE-Steady; choice IS 20
Gs5 so; prime S5S5 20: good. 81 eOdS5 10 HOGS-Sow
prime heavies So 65a$5 10; mediums S66S6 15 heavy
Workers. Sc 1O9s6 Is light Workers and SO 1880
Goughs, sass 10. SHEEP-Slow; best wethers So cog
81 To- culls 81 6OS2; ysarllngs IS 5OGS4
VEAL CALVES. S7uSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

=
~-rsa market to-day opened s'ea-s
Ne - 10 points higher foL2wins peter 6Ineao-
c4lls7 .--f----as from Brazilian sources as 70
Re c-oD now marketing heeep. "a he opening the
800 he-s- 10 dw.ndle while offerings OF l l-l-s'
c vr-4- h,. he efforts Of some recent uusglS $3.50
Nee ISL r-,gF- af-lr & reaction and the market
iost al initial gam c-os1s r---v1raan markets
Sc yHE u 10 ! franc higher, ana ftail4ol.g 80
llHf-S -- - = - ufz The primary markets We're
,fsre5 ana ms taken as incicas ne go 49,.
~ Ea--sre vvere net based OF suns'anllal IdClS
r-s Urinary receipts were very heaEf, NJ
.-s man holders showing any olsosiLSVn -
- f-r-7 market a result Of the alleged
f.are Receipts Rio were reported al -IUUo pass
- 5e-+I- re1or-ed 1900 bags making a lolal OF
- on rags while the interior santos receipts We
q s4g haas buying recently has SHOWN a -lspos
80 -he class operators known as outsiders 10
80 ~ IA frnrlvereut result Of the adverse crop
900 d Is also reported that certain large roast
40 Interests have recently been increasing stocks me
-s--eT -0s.lFn however remains against the MARKET
a. mere are many who look for permanent i'm
movement until producing powers Of braziI sha!-
te-e ta=- crr-aTe5 The spot market quiet, with
ourtat.ors on the basis Of J1sc FOR Rio No I.
The range contract prices ir the local market
-u rr- as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
szThe IeaSinF tins from DssbFS::ss ,s and
that given below for TXTenTy-third street
station except where othery i.I noted tSS ,nn,
E9r caeago 9aianna2ll7 and L1asi s..rnr
smoking and Observation Cars CinoinnatL Indians .
1925 4. PE;SSsYIvANIA LIMITED Pg,gnsn
ns1P Cars Dn Fa4 sSeago c nRa Toedo and
For Toledo Nashville CIa Cincinnati and LouisvtIe''
45S p H. c a4ss s. fM LPT D Pullman sleeping
smoking and Observation Cars For Chicago 10'sNO'
5.55 P: NJ ST LOUIS EXPKEssEor P't'7sgTs can; Can
5 p NJ '" WESTERN Es 4yS chcaso
7.55 p NJ PAc1FIc ExPR Press rtsourg ard
Chicago. For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
R9uts Connects for Cleveland sxeeg; s2gT1ey az Ex
iPREss-For Pitts6urs Cleveland Cincinnati Indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH, 49,.
Isndt Streets ~ a65 ninr cs-S i6s5 C0lnlnE
s p y % S eDiRing GS[ 2oi oDs79 5 ana ali Psror
and Dining cars. . DINING car . Dining SA d
Ing caT is a ons 2s nPf ia mate ali PaTor
es6SOss @S' ana coF5 af f s;Teets SIS
SOUTHERN RAIIWAY-Express 4 . ?. Il 10 night
Atlantic. COAST LINE--Express. o.a5 a and Q Is
sEABoAFD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. y IS p N
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-75s a week
days 455 D. T.. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--1.S5 A. m
Tes sH1y t and SoS n daily :, N weekdays
Sundays. I.55 m Through Vestiouled Trains EiIIs
PaTlor Cars and Standard Caches weekdays. Par
lor Smoking car, Parior Cars, Dining Car and Sta-'
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MA}-l2.5b 2. m. weekdays.
For points New-York ami Long Branch Railroad Cror
West Tweuty-yhIrd Street station, 40. 500 a m
T. 10 Saturdays only. 20. 100 80, 4lO 80
D. 6rom Desorosses Cortlandt streetsl 80
300 a. IL 20 10 Saturdays only, 80 SlO . ~
40, 8 10. and 100 P. weekdays sundays. : 10
9.45 n. 800 .. n From DesbrOsses only,
2 2n - rrIy 2 k-day
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6G5. rs. T55 Dining carr. -. 500, 30 ODinng
Carr 9.55 Louis Limited, 1910 (Desorosses and
Cortlandt Streets. 1920 dining Carr. 1925 Penna
Can Dining 10 (DesbrOsses and CortiandL
Streets. 200, 255. % Dining 30S AZ. 40
Dining Car, ass Dining Carr, ass Chicago Limit
for Germantown Jet only} 800 Dining carr, 6S5. 10
SOS $50 8 - p m IL 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS.
sos 7.55 Dining carr, SIS 9 q CDning Carr go tSt
Louis Limited 955. 1925 (Penna. Limited 1888 DIN
Car. a. j. 81 Dining Carr, l55 Dining carr
S25 Dining Car. SO, AS Dining Carr (465 Chicago
555 Dining Carr, 755. s % SIS. 25 2. Il 10
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1884 1ls and Broadway ls2
Fifth below 23d 263 Fifth Avenue corner
station and Of Desbrosses and Co-taner
Streets: Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street $50 Broad
way. Pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN; Sta
tion. Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
/ dences through to destination. =,
Telephone "9l4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
! Railroad Cab Service
| ". W ATTERBCRY. r WOOD,
! ~ General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
! GEO. W. BOYD,
1 General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

the recent declines market Quotations OF cash
wheat o anoat basis. follows: No North
err Dnluth. SSt2c. No Northern Chicago No
aAIl Chlcago - &c All 70 arrive; No Nev-Yorx
&C spot NDFfN-kor time warm weather
me corn region had depressing effect market
out pelore midday the trade buying
ions or colder weather the Thursday Firm
ness prevailed until after midday, heavness
In wheat caused a sharp decline This was recovered
however In TIE last hour demand from shorts and
ne Market closed STEADY at unchanged
larger lan usual but Chicago reported good
business especially with points Of7c{al
aeyIces from Iowa SAID the outlook state not
export business here
iosds AZ outporls No closed
0sc ahost No ? white and No 2 yellow SIC Z o b
aIioat OAIIS-Sood commission buynp OF
was Responsible for hrmness in that ali day re-
gArtess OF fluctuations in other
business AMOUNTED to 100 600 bushels.
SSteci No white 42c; No
white. 4lu4oc. and standard RYF-SFarlre+
qltat; NO = western. 69c o ahoat: 5R0
os12c- bAtfLE1-Market dull: feeding
o2c. and mating 5l4zG5Tc. both Z New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X r..
Liberty Street and SOath Ferry Time from
South Ferry minutes earlier 5hnn shown osloV)-
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAJOH GHL NiA-z4-lO as E4ston OnlyJ. s10 A
n % 30 500 IS - East5n oniyJ P. n sUa1aSss
z4-25 A II, LOO %. T. a., ,-,-,,,- -. - -. .
WILkESBAfRE AND SCRANION-Z4-00 $40 A
M aU0 T. ri sundays, ~ - A. N leo P NJ
LAl[EHN OOD, LAhEHI RST, TOMS RIVER
AND EARN fsGsAI-z4uO s4J A N, L3O q ~ Lake
wood LakeluTst only, ASJ p II 5unGayA a1S
AfL4NTIC CITY-ro.4O a NJ. $40 P. n doO P.
vfSEsI.aND AND BRDGETON-ts4OO A " tISO
IoN5; branch. ASBURY PARK OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASAOkfE
os5 3SO $50. AS. $50. $50 QL60 Wednesdays %
Asoury Park and Saturdays 10 Point PleasanL P N
Sundays. except Ocean Grove, BIO a II. LSo. 40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TERMINAL, z.4-2s.
TOO 1900 800. TlUUO. TlLtO A. H. Tl2OC TO-
$3.50 t2UO tSuU "40O. $500 1000. 1885, Ssoo P Ii.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4-25. $780, 1850,
'1L45 A. VI. 'lU0. $50. 800. 100. ts-S p. "
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
LILA 3ISFOhi-. AGO. z4-~5 $50, u Tss10s llOOO.
100 A. VI. Reading only, &loo, H'4Z0 f&oO P n.
Reading. PotJsvIAe anu Harrisburg only TaOo too
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Frorn It. Rector ST.. Par 8
Atlantic Hlgnlal1s 5ea0rlg1L Monmouth Beach and
Iorz Branch Ashury Park Point Pleasant. eco 1000.
u % a NJ. 40. 2OU. o. 800. 400 500. As5ury
Park p. " sundays. 1000 A n, LOO 200 500 p ~
sunday ssunday only. 4Paro- only. WA Ia
Cnces: Liberty s. Ferry south Ferry Astor Housa.
49, 1890. 1884 Broadway. 1s2 9TH Az . Union
square West I53 18Th 90 West 12Sth St. rs
Columbus Az. New York, Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
St B'klyu. geo Bway, W'msourg y. !. Transfer ca
calls and checks baggage % destination
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'F Az 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON mARET.

Liverpool. Aug. 70. p m.-cotton-spot IN limited
demand: prices points higher American Ia
22d good middling iddiing. d74d: Low niddlins
52d good ordinary ed: ordinary eo6d The sales OF
dsy o which 1000 were Apecl-
iato ana expor, included AGO American reesps
none. Futures opened firm and closed duI AI-e.l-aA
niddltng. august. sasge 45e; august ana s $685.
September. 6Sec; September aho Sct0esls
6s6c October NoveubeT. $3.50 4Ic me- s1
Dscernher and January o-o1s
Jsnnarv ana Febr1sary 2zN Soc February and March
b.20e; March and APRIL &C -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
quiet sales 400 bales speculation export 0e0
steady. 57a points advance; closed du ner u -.
lower ~ points higher August. 644a6 z5d kuas+1
reIenber, esd SeIte--ber 63Sd Septeulber-lrt1a-
ts11- CcrCber-NoEcuhs Der 546Q5416s E1ven
her 53Jd. December a. Januu-v
r-arE. 5-2905 Sod February March
o2sa5-251. Manchester-Aarns and cloths Quiet mn
steady III
FLOUR AND lEEALl-Busluess was quiet al a., .
fIe result q fun prices asked the rarLet -
Ie feature Quote Spring patents, s. ass 10 vi-
fsgEELts. winter patents.
spring clears s. 654SS go extra 10 winter s. 1865 -
talfa Nc NlIe $ s9s5 10 red dos So 5OaS2z 50 IA
efE-fe- RYE FLOUR-C1iet- Quoted FAIR good 500
S2o 90 choice 10 fancy. s. s5GS5 30 CORN
STEADY Quoted; Kiln driec IS 3J8S3 80 as 10 49,
s 51QSl co. coarse s. IIasl - FEED-steady clsoIs
larsc spring bran epOt. Sls sacks n
80 to4sls spring bran miccllEg. Sl9S2H
- Lee SO ISIS 30 Anseec oil CAKE. So h0rnlnv cFop
AlA-NHEAT-A1ter losing ground steadily aii,
-,teaooa bulls made Effort rally the marx,
arc II ne last hour succeeded n forcing
Use o. tuesday. prices showing
ne basis q this exporr brsires-
= -laos through the outpOrts The
estfscc the early break which
ct oI cleaning most OF TIE long accounrs
- e-t me market II position 10 be easily
afternoon events Northwest. tine
eFe seller IN Chicago. rallied sharply ate
~ % covering There was material increase n
t~s1e-s against 100000 bushels the same cav sst
- Kansas city the feature, having received
800 bushels IN The NorthT7est receluts 49,
leAe- giving rise belief that movement from
- g4e4a IN me Red River Valley
- ttan expected From abroad the or
HsA LaIEets closing Qld net lower, ard more rain
= t+te LulLeL Ailg-Ou-- Minneapolis
keele4 70 decrease $4,000 bushels FAR this week
nae mere mostly f0r secai throughout
- 10 s-l-ie haTag evidently been frightened on by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20

70 16 n strong at 62s 81. BACON firm; Cumberland
cut % to so n short rib 10 TO "A n 5Ss long
clear nfddles light SIS; long clear nlddles
heavy 81 10 ~ 10 SIS cea- backs 16 70 20 10 AS
clear bellies IA 10 10 54s DEsti>SqUdre, II
to Is 70 SIS. LARD Arm; prime WeSJeTT. ID IN
rierres SIS 6d: American refined pals Sss III Ift
GC,on5 limited States steady at 75s CHEESE strong
American white ass Cd; American finest eoI2sg
E1s TATIOW-Prinls city steady at 2Ss 81 TCRPENS-
TINE-Spirs firm Ais. RoSIN-Conrnon q tlieL a
Sd. Observation-Disclosures clad nominal Li-'Sf--A
At
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. Ie.-Closing; wHEAT-spoe firm; No
red Western ID: No Northern spring
SIS Sd No California as 1od futures STEADY September
esd. October &c sad. December ds esd. CORN
American. mixed steady at 4s 71sd futures quiet
September Cad; October. IS cad PEAS-Canadian
q Cd. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy
S. HOPS London Pacific Cosst) steady 70 1850
"a BEEF dull. India meas, as "a PORK
Prime Western dull al 76s HAMS-Short eut. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
STOCK on HAM
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Eew-Yorh August 10, 1903.
BEEVES-Rsee,pts were 100 cars. 2.4l5 head, in
Guiding 100 for slaugheFers and 80 for the market
with previous arrivals So 20 be sold. OF
which al jersey City and II Sixtieth-st yards
IN slack demand but prime beeves steady
good quoted steady a fraction lower with
Bulls showed little nrmnesa and rated l9o higher
st upper market: quiet steady Five
Of .Aay be held Common 70 eho!es