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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16

fA-3l r AND MEAIS-There was further strength the
Tour msrket, with limits advanced and spring wheat
saa quoted higher spring patents 81 sOdS5 Is; winter
Stlkl - oqS5 80 winter patents So e0gs4 SO spring
a No winter. 81 g00S3 10; dog, SOB 50dS24 so
1E FLOUR-Steady: quoted. Fair 10 good,
= mass 30 choice fancy, 50 35dSS 3D.. CORN
Nt-A--sieady; quoted: Kiln dried, SO 2OdS3 80 TO
.iaiia-- BAG MEAL-Dull; Quoted Fine white and
eiioN 81 5OGSi co. coarse. 81 10dSl FEED-Ffrm;
@ - osTse spTiRg bran spot 81 rs sacks TO arrive
~ 9eIteihper 81 %; spring bran, middlng S19GS25
200 n sacks; city feed S1g6S2O; linseed oil cake SOL
So 5OGS25 ~ ~ - 0---'e' olliAea''
gOIION-Ihs cotton market was very quiet on Sat
a aha ttere were Of the spectacular features
pto on fricay although the clique did bid I'd August
WaFd the close and that option finally net points
ne LAelgh showing slight recovery the opening
sIes he market started easy under the disappoint-
ING ceS and the fact that tropical storm which has
Ieoeity haa sustaining influence reported 10 be
eIausly olspeFsing and longer factor Generally
zeaLs 1he weather was favorable although there was
NAY nave had some restraining influence on short
hsiSe Dut i cid not stimulate buying and as matter
q .ao te market during the entire session was hardly
Ise enough u give prices 6zy decided tendency The
was -4o noints lower he close
SlllAasso 10 : points lower new cron months
Dgh august after selling y Boo closed at y 36c or
PgLlts IlEfeT. The other options at close
En lz points Of the the session Esiss ,vers
%oJO pe-es according estimates Reporrs from
ne ofyscoas market indicated the vjesraa5 c,r
.alnents IN epndeege will. II anything he increased
nuIlns the coming week but the same TIM 81 is
1ea maj The supplies Of cloths and warns Is sfesdfv
decreasing In the NEAR. while hoyTe,,a- s.cs 80.
cay was as follows: - '0~o' ii@ifeI u
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Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

BOSTON AM Rp F9IE EEaL 4
FAIL, RIVER LINE for Newport Fall River Boston and
All Eastern and Northern Points steamers PRISCILLA
ard PURITAN Orchestra on each Leave Pier -.
n. R. foot of Warren St. week days and sundays az
500 p NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence; Boston. North and
East Steamers PILGRIM and CONNEt'TtCJT:. Or
chestra on each Pier is. N r., foot OF Murray
St week days only al P. NJ
STONINGTON LINE for St0nington. Watch Hili Nara
gausett pier, Boston East Steamers MAINE and
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 40 N r.. foot OF
GARRISON St. days only at P NJ
NORWICH LINE for London, Fishers Island Block
Island Norwich, Worcester Boston. North
Steamers CITY OF LOW ELL CITY OF WORCES-
TER Pier 49, N r., foot Clarkson St. week days
only 3 80 p. NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford, Spring
field and North Week days Str, RICHARD PECK
n. H, +. NJ. 31st E. r.
500 P al Str CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves Pier 90
N R. 1900 Midnight. sundays Str. RICHARD PECK
40 n. r, $3.50 a NJ, foot 3lst St. L. l.,
1915 A M, returning New York. $500 P. NJ.
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS, all Lines, at l6l, PSI,
68. 1s5. 1854 Broadway Park Place p Union Square
245 Columbus Avenue 23 l53 L. l25th
Street York; Court, $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. Brooklyn and at Piers.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. -CATTLE-Receipts, 200 head; nom-
nal Good prime IS 20q$5 40; poor medium
So 1885 stockers and feeders 81 5OqS4 90 81 so
as so heifer S20S4 10 81 5OdS2 90; bulls
$2q$2 as calves. $SqSe @ Texas led steers $8a$4 81
Western steers, So 25@S4 90. HOGS-Recepts, 5000
head; Monday 10000. Market steady 10 sc higher
ixee and putchere 80 lOa$2 o. good to ch9lce hsaS4
bulk Of sales, S. S0q$5 so. sHEBP-Receipts 2 900
head Lambs steady; good choice wethers, So 251
s. . fair choice mixed 50 5ogSS Is; native lambs
Cincinnati Aug. 15-HoGs active. 81 S5as5 65.
Lambs easy, S3d$6.
Kansas City Aug 15.-CATTLE-Recopts. 1900 head;
steady exports choice dressed beef 81 T5G
s. 49 fair to good s. 75@S4 rs s9eteT and feeders
Indiana steers 81 59$3 80; Texas COWS s. S5gs2 81
Gamers $l@s2 80 bulls $2aSS 80; calves 50 22@S9 10
Receipts for week. cattle, 10000; calves 1888 HOGS
Receipts 200 head; market active Top 50 80;
bulk Of sales IS 30a$5 80; heavy. s. 20as5 40 mixed
packers S5 S0G$5 40; light 81 45d$5 s. Workers. 50 559
$ IS; pigs, So 40a$5 65 Receipts for week $50 zoo
SHEEP-Natve lambs. S3GS5 80: Western lambs 81 30
g$5 80 fed ewes 81 75q$4 TO- Texas clipped yearngs
So SOdS4 Texas clipped sheep.
feeders. 81 45G$3 so Receipts for week 1880.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, August IS, 1903.
BBEVEs-No fresh arrivals and offered for sale
in dressed beef last reported quotations No later
cable advlces received from European markets Ship
quarters Of beef all to Great Britain with the excep
ton Of 37S cattle to Antwerp and 60 cattle and so sheep
CALVES-Recepts. head and a car of Western
calves which arrived late yesterday sold "a go per 100
10 They were handled by John ?. Nelson. and the
average weight of the So head 2s5 10. No other
trading Veals, buttermks and grassers nominally
steady City dressed veals unchanged 9d12c per h.
with rev carcasses selling at l22c country dressed
quiet sq113sc. with sales s12g11c dressed
grsSseTs and 61tteTI1 mills firm at 5qSe .
head. all for the market and, counting stale stock
there Il cars on sale with due to arrive
the day. Sheep desirable weight quality
and possibly trihe easier buyers willing take
the lambs offered slight decline yesterday
prime sheep sold 50 50qSS 50 per
choice wethers and good yearlngs $4dS4 So medium
mutton slow at 51zGSc per fb dressed lambs at sag
lO2G with selected carcasses selling as high as lie
10 So 10 per 100 10; 1873 do 20 10. Sc
I5S kentuGly do g r. at Sc a Indiana cns 4S ~
r. al 81 So 90 DO 50 No. at - 20 l16 90 80 ~ at s. 90
Mcpherson & Co: 278 Maryland lambs SIS n at Sc 20;
PAS Virginia DO 90 H. at 80 TO- 10 virginia sheep 100
H. So %; u Maryland do. 1O4 10. at So 25.
Toban Shannon: ODD Kentucky lambs so 10, at Sc So
1ol Pennsyvania do, 81 b SO 25; 8ls do. 6s n at
s. 90 do 1913 No. 81 so; Pennsylvania do $50 n
Judd & CO. 20s BuiIaIo lambs. q 70, at Sc 80; 10
do. 76 ~ Sc So 10 Buffalo sheep 80 10, at So 10
Newton & Coz 267 Virginia lambs ~ ~ at
a SO %.
Harrington & Virginia lambs. GO 10 Sc 123s.
saughterers No trading live hogs Nomnay steady.
Country dressed hogs quiet at s@9Ec n for medium
o light weights.
sales-Tobin s Shannon date yesterday: hogs
l43 10 average, at So 30 per 100 10.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, Aug. l9.-closng xIIEAT-spot. firm; No
Sd. Ne red Western winter new,
Is al No California Is ad futures firm september.
Sd. futures steady. September.
T5sd: October. TS4d. PEAS-Canadian, duio1- Js
Go. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter. quiet IS 81.
HOPS-At London Pacific Coast. steady & l9gfs. BEEF
Extra India mess. dun SIS Sd. PoRk-Prtme mess.
Western du.L rs Sd. HAMs-short cut IA to II.
strong els BACON-Cumberlsnd cut, 70 70 so n. firm,
52s Cd short ribs n, steady 3s Sd; long clear
mddes, light y 70 "a n nrui lsSs long clear Iniaes
n steady ga bellies II 10 IS n. firm. SIS
shoulders, SQUARE II to Is 10, firm. SSs LARDFrime
in tierces firm, 3ss Cd: American refined IN
pals firm as9s Cd RUTTER-NomnaI CHEESE--F'irIn;
american finest white ASS; 90 colored 4s cd TJRPEN
TISFy-Sprts strong. Ais I'd. ROSIN-ComnOn, quiet.
IS IA PETROLEUM nominal. LINSEED OIL
Easy 21s TALLOW-Prime city steady. 2Ss Sd; Aus
II London. duh Z9s I'd COTTONSEESD OIL
Huh refined, spot, firm. POS.
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EXPORTS TODAY.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRTs.

NeV-Aork. Al gus 10, i"le1-
~0FFFE-The coffee opened to-day net points
lover depression being caused by the poor response
II markets abroad advances on the crop news
N Friday EteadieG the decline 10y buylhB Ior
tie account of prominent bull concern whose taklhgs
suciet 20 bring about partial recovery Then
weaker tendency set in result 81 freer onerlrgs
chiefly for importers and others Of the trade VINO are
disposed crsdenCe in reports Of crop damage
ugrricuarly and the market sold on to
gal1 points basis. with
the tone barely steady. Sales about 335O0 bags
FTbe German market only partial = pig higher and
while santos reported an advance Of 100 res Rio
7anes unchanged and the movement heavy. Those who
srs selling coffee these advances which result from
crop claim that with big crop moving and
position weak that present, consider
able damage actually TO the crop without
zrrsnng advance IN coffee prices These interests
l3atu that Brazil crop might, Judging
TImbsr Of trees. 100000 600 600 If
damage actually occurred. and unless the usual damag
Goes happen. the crop easily exceed that
ksng which estimated around - 100000 l6 600 600
fzgs The spot market quiet, with quotations the
hast q Rio No I.
The range prices the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16

Gotten Exchange special Iiyerroo, O-'ON'
SlLst salee 5000 bales; speculation srS 9Pot Col
STEADY point advance Closed dun -. uIures opened
penis lover august 657d: A,g11stp e hsler
oeptgll',el $50. September Ocofa- ~
-ooeT-Noeeni,er, 54fq5 4bd, November 939od DC
- WV He"i 1"is march 53d; March April = 9sIIs
CHARACTERIZATION the wheat NAL.
-taclea Iisnef levels than IL has vet at,ot To-Day
setback In the market that the nour led 70
,g amour &c better than Friday Al tbs "a price was
lt uaE september wheat IN es-Yors t point OF
800 tAe previous night. The / O'Clock - 1i cent
usual Minneapolis led the advance repo-s, SaSsc. As
Gown % lA25 600 bush decrease f,r x us stocks
0l"f5 bush There also aid rars;,.ss week Of
al-taIee OF ga "a IN English markets sr5 rom the
49, Iseeipls winch were only 80 600 bush In IN
sIln i"f5Vn bush last year Conmisslor yoilpared
-atiH wei supplied with orders Considerp,, were
ICES efldently proved too attractive Jay Out
No ad bought earlier in the week and knew, orals
s @as fairly favorable. but there was sim @ north
~ harvesting sections The export trade some ram
e--hlInenJ only loads being reported No "a uisap-
- elsEsfoT, ana ss7zcr 0 ahoat No olosed
''-li - - ana No hard Manitoba a6&c erh
t'ftN--FoF q time con stesdfes b., - elloaI
'ulned strength IN wheat but seIne - me pro
again felt the influence Of weather ~, mere
cropped on. closing rather J.c ~. " est
aes were IA net higher, but with export h,sisc ne
e loads al told No closed ssRS sss nm
sna tf- adost. No white 60isc and ~ 4etstor
"--sc. O afost---. -OATS-Trade In 60 yeIio|
TOUT The local cash market Unchanres y ne last
0see a5c- No 3 3sizc. No . white and srar4.rs oats
30 white sic track white 4IG46ssr rsS-alie
-t5t5ef quiet No western, see o afost Sts,e
quoted SC, and mating 81 657c both Nev vas
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne was less active but
46c asked for machine made barrels. Resin was
steady TO firm and unchanged. Tar ruled firm. We
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on bbls. 551sc; machine
nj bills asked.
ROsIN-Common to good strained 81 90; D. 81 p.
NJ IS 50; n, So 20; " G. 50 95; w W. 81 Is.
STOCK ON HAND
Hosln, Dds
spirits turpentlnet Dds
IaF Dds l'"o'
London, Aug. l5.-TURPENTINE-Sp Spirits. SAD
ROSIN-American strained 5s AID; fine. 9s,
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Receipts 800 bales all American Futures opened steady
closed dull American lniddling z August. sod
August and September SAD. September sad Septen-
bsr and October. SOD October and NoyeTnhef - n
5.4Sd November and December. 5-iJn5-36d; DecembeT
and January 5.30d521d. January and February, 29p
February March 5-211I5 std March ana April
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LaCkawanna Railroad.
1900 A M--For BinghamtOn and Syracuse
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and y. Louis.
XlOO 7. M.--POcono Mountain Special
I 10 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
1900 T. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
$40 p. M--For Buffalo Chicago.
$50 + M-Utica, OswegO, Ithaca Buffalo.
-2eO A M--For Chtcago-Seepers open P. NJ
Tickets al 16T, 424 11S3 Broadway. y. Y 33S Fulton
st, Brooklyn. DAILY. Except sunday. xThursdays
Fridays and SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16

Coffee cables Rio coffee market firm: No Rio 3Ss75;
exchange j SS2d receipts p 600 bags the
United states, 5000 bags: cleared
stock 65h.0lo bags Santos-Cohee market firm: good
Santos. 3Ss00 10000
h6es Hamburg-COnee market opened unchanged.
80 p: m. was net unchanged 10 y pig higher sales
5000 bags. Eavre-H0idag.
The statistical position Of brazilian coffee is az foous
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA

GNNS IIv hMlA
81 RALLRoA
aNP Pa PEIssRoTsEs , hND eoRTiMDT sTT.
siatieh ea~epf where r oieay.s noted siree'
ars For Ssses SisepiIs sna p'ns
e soAina LoIs 1s s.gns
1923 T. NJ MUS pr RSlRS 11M1rEp-Pa,m.,
Cars pHR S css c iRa Too sna %
For fosdo c Nas51 10 AD ST LoqIs 81,
ASS p. ~ cIeAGo l Mis- D PaInS SSF seepng
and cls; 9na observation Cars. For Chicago Toledo
o-S5 p: NJ 81. LOUIS EsXPREss.-FOr PittsburS Gin
For e.! lhqIsnapolis Louisville; 81 Louis Dining Car
5.55 p. NJ WEsTERS feSGSRassh ISeS Sessl For
75S r M Pacific ExFR Ias Fo Pitsssurs and
aSu5s Is conn ne far Cleveland except s9!grday
PREF;ss-For PttseuTg Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
7v WAsBISGfoS AND THE SOUTH.
Sndt Streets p ~ Gs o e. - Es and Cert
Streets q o tpRas SsT ei DssbT9ssss and G9Flssd
ss5 tpniSss Gs sS g DINING Can AS DRas es
s25 Dining car} 10 S. DINING e csT5 a. m p s. oi
linn siS congressional Limited an Psrlor and
pszsbrOsses and Cortland Streets. 5l51 Dining Carr
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-E1press. AZ p m. II 10 night
ATLANTIS A COAST LINE.-Express, s25 m. and s2s
sE sA5 % r. ar LINE RAIwAT-Express lass
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHE Rs NsElTIsa 6 a2s P n n d8y
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT ana NoRFoLK.-T.55 a m
sH1y @ roaeh P Ts.b 81 aaas Rs
Parlor Cars and Standard coaches weekdays Par
oloklng Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
F "a MAY-l255 ?. m week days.
Fr points on New York and Long Branch Railroad Orom
west Twenty-third Street Stationl. T. 40. S55 a m.
Izo 10 Saturdays only, *. ass %. : TO- ass.
ana sos p m week days sundays. T.55. 0 Is a
90 a m. y 20, 20 Saturdays only. so. 10 40
~. BIO, and 700 m weekdays. Sundays. s. Is
$50 a. m; CoTaudt Street only, 345 m. weekdays
o. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o,s, TO I9S 15 Dining Carr SIS. SIS. 2 . Dining
Carl; 955 ST Louis Limited, 1910 (Desbrosyes and
Gortiandt Streets. 20l Dining Carl. 1925 Cpenna
Carr. 1855 Dining Car 21O (Desbrosses Cortlandt
Llnlng Carr. 455 Dining Carr, ass Chicago Limited
LOT germantown Jet only) sos Dining Carr 655. LOO,
sos. 40 Dining Carr s.25 .25 Dining Carr 9.55 ST
Louis Limite), 055. O25 CPenna, Lintedl, 10 IS din
ing an a. m $3.50 Dining Can. 155 CDinng Can.
30 Dining Carr ass, 425 Dining Car), ass Chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet ony1 ass Dining Car.
800 Dining Carr, 755 - y p m. u 10 night
IGet offices. Nos 461. 1854 113 POI Broadway; 1s2
18th St); l AstoF House; West Twenty-thrd Street
station and stations CortIandt
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way ana Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; sta
ton, JERSEY City The New York Transfer Company
viii call for and baggage from hotels resi-
dences through destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w. ". ATTERBURY, j. r. WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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SOUTHERN cotton MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, Aug -Closing-COTTON- limited
demand prices UNCHANGED. American middiing lal5'
7-32d, good mdding. T10d: middIing. sd low mid
ding. e62d good ordinary, 836a ordinary. I'D Inc
sales OF the day 5000 bales which 500 were
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Daily. tDaly. except sunday ssunday Only.
OHces Liberty ~ Ferry South Ferry. AstOr House
1871 26 434 1900 1854 BroadWay. 1s2 5th Av . Union
square West 1872 East ST. 2T3 West t25th s4s
Columbus Ave. New York Court 81. ga SEQ Fulton
St. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway Wilila-rSnurB New
Co calls checks baggage 20 destination
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BALTIMORE & ono RAILROAD

DEL IMMUNE CO uniu nRllhUaU
Leave New York City south - cry Ldoerty st
Chicago. PittsburE -l-IO ~ lib NJ
Chicago, Columbus. -l&55pm. leypm- Diner.
PittsburG, Cleveland 353pH- aS0pm. Liulta
Iinzffed". bpm TOUpm-
Cincinnati St Louis IL 10 ut ~ 10 nj Sleeper
Cincinnati. ST LOut 10 25am- 10 50am- Diner.
Cincinnati. 50. Louis. 635puL Io0pm. Buffet
Norfolk . TlZ5opu Lpopm- Diner-
Daily fDaily. except sunday. SSunday only.
Offices. 1G7 PSI. asa 1900 Broadway. Astor Uouss.
W. 38l Grand St y z. SAB Fulton 81.
Ferry and Liberty ST Baggags checked
from hotel residence destination.
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Catskill Mountains.
To all points on the
CatskilI Mountain. Otis and CntsLxiH q Tan
nersvilIe Railways.
making direct connections with the New Central
trains leaving n Y. 1854 and 1880 A NJ. also the
DETROIT SPECIAL at ?. NJ daily INCLUDING
SUNDAYS with Parlor and Dining Cars; and the West
tnental limited, leaving 2:25 P NJ Also direct con
necttons with the HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE and the
CATSkIII EVENING LINE steamers
Purchase Tickets via Catsl<flI.
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RIBS:

RIBS:
SS; s sSss -. F III! 70 rs rs FBss
o 6sFss@her Is 20 1870 400 1900 la17,.
receipts OF hresdstufs interior points in tro1s5
1ee ciphers "oO omitted. -four bbiH grain bush as
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Ocean Steamers.

RORJN GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -BRESIEN.
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF 3D. ST. HOBOKEN.
VIM H.Aug. 25 1880 AN Kaiser, sept. %. 10 AN
Kaiser Sept 10 AN Kronprinz Oct g. 4 PM
Kronprinz. Sept s. $50 AM X. VIM. H.. Oct 20 Bpm
K VIM II Sept % ESQ AM Kaiser. Oct % 10 AN
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
S. S. " KAISER HELM Do. 2"
7O7 FEET-195OO TONS-4OOOO HORSE POWER.
SAILS AUG. %. SEPT. %. OCTOBER 20
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PI.YMOUTH-CHE RBOU RG-BREMEN-
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF Sd ST, HOBOkEN.
Bremen. Aug. 90 PM Kurfuerst. Sept. IL. PM
IIuise Aug. 81, PM Albert Sept "A, noon
Friedrich. Sept. g. PM Bremen oct Il noon
Barbarossa Sept 10 Friedrich. Oct s. II AM
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE,
Observation-Disclosures
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBOKEN.
Hob zoern. Aug. %. II AN P. Irene. Oct "a II An
P Sept r. II AM Lain. Nov {, II AN
Lain Sept 26 II AN Hohenzollern Nov. 81, II AN
Hohenzolern Oct 10, II AN p Irene Dec l. II AN
OELRICHS & co. No 3 BROADWAY. y. Y.
Louis H Meyer, As South Third St. Phila.
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READING SYSTEM

REA DaN e SYS ENf
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL IL. AZ.
Liberty Street and south EeFEy ,-.--s --o'a
,SouIn Ferry nve minutes earlier Than -s.o~L
EAsToN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWa AND
M, 10 500 3-45 Easton onIyI r. II Sundays
q . A. d ioe ~ IN = SiAsAyroNz4o 30
Nj 500 p NJ Sundays z425 a. NJ. z. n
LAkEWO GOD, LAkER UH6T, TONS Rit Eh
AND DARNEGA 90. .. 20 a N. liN o. ~ LAKE.
wood and Lakehurst only. $50 T. n Sundays D 10
Atlantic CITY-to.4O a. NJ. ts4O p NJ Geo P
viNESLAND AND BRIDGETON-5ziOo A NJ. tIsS
LONG BRANCH. AsFERY PARK. OCEAN
POINTs-z4.OO $50. 11.3J A NJ a. 10 saturday only.
30 $50 S.5S f.45. $50. d.3l tIL5O Wednesdays 70
Asbury Park and Saturdays 20 Point Pleasant p "a
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 9l5 A NJ. lSO. 4Os
PEIII.ADELPHIA-tREADI TERMINAL z.t25.
81 80 200. $500 200. 800 tGO0. 1880. $500 P Al.
2t1'H AND CHESTNUT STREETS 25. 1880. s1OsO.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
II 90 a NJ Reading onlyl Hoo $50. t2O0 P. NJ.
Reading. Pottsvue and Harrisburg only t4.0O f6-Oo
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From r. Rector St. Pier a.
Atlantic Highlands. Seabrignt. Monmouth Beach, and
Long Branch Asbury Park Point Pleasant, 300. 1000
Park P NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ 100 400 SEQ ?. 81
zFror Liberty only 'Daiy. fDaiiy except Sun
day. sSunday only tParior cars only IVA Taua1ua-
Sfices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry HOUSE.
1851 PSI 4S4 1900 1884 BroadNay ls2 5th . Unl0n
Columbus Av New YORK.. Court 81, 81 $50 Fulso1
St, B'klyn; 800 b way. W'msburs y Y. Transfer ca
calls for and checks baggage 10 dsstiEstion
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Ger Psss'r 1S-
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TROY llHlE,

TROY l1N[g.
Steamer ''saratoga, City Of Troy leave West 10Th
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY.
railroad connection at Troy for all resorts North
EXCURSION: TROY. $3.50: SARATOGA, $3.50.
DINING-ROOM ON MAIN DECK. SEARCHLIGHT
DISPLAY. SEND FOR BOOKLET EXCURSION TOURS.
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPORT,
SHELTER ISLAND and SAG HARBOR Boats
leave Pier 13, E. r., N Y, Wall St, week days.
except Saturdays $50 P. NJ. Saturdays, l P. NJ. MON
DAYS. EXTRA TRIP A. NJ FOR GREENPORT AND
SAG HARBOR Excursion tickets, good only to return
same day-by boat. $500; by rail $500.
On Aug 20. 20 and %. the steamer will leave New
a p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16
WHITE STAR LINE
DED d" LINE.

DED d. LINE.
Ia For La Cuayra Puerto Csbello Curacao and Mara
cafbo viz Curacao. calling also Q san Juan, 2. P
From pier 49, adjoining Wall ST Ferry brooklyn
: : Gap A~AS SATURDAY. August o.
: PHILADELPHIA Saturday, September 5, noon
The above steamers nave superior accommodations Tor
passengers
For La Guayra. Curacao and Aaracaioo
ZT-IIA .....- Sc t1rday. August ~.
MAPACAIBO ....-.. Saturday. September L.
BCULTON, BLISS g. DALLETT.
General Managers. 1S5 Front ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16
(1OOh'S TOURS

- rhirty-second Annual Illustrated pTogr
ard run information from THOS. COOK son, 2ol q
1lS5 3 way. N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16
PEOPLES ll1RI[E

ADIRONDACK OR DEAN RICHMOND
Leaves Pier 90 y. X, Canal ST. at P. M, week
days connecting express for SUMMER RE
SORTS North, West. Saturday night steamer
with sunday morning trains for SHARON
SPRINGS, SARATOGA. NORTH CREEK and steamer
LAKE GEORGE. Summer Excursion book free. orches-
Ira on
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-26
END OF BITTER FIGHT

Two physicians had long and
stubborn fight with an abscess
on my right lung writes j. F.
Hughes of DUPONT, Ga. "and
gave me up. Everybody thought
my time had come. AS a last re-
sort | tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. The
benefit | received was striking
and | was on my feet in few
days. Now I've entirely regained
my health, 1t conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed by
Crawford Bros, j. F. Mackey 6
Co., and Fnnderhnrk Pharmacy.
Price soc, and $ GA Trial hrttles
free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-26

46 foreign countries were
represented at the Worlds Fair
in Chicago in 1898, expending IN
all SIS, ,763, 103 for their exhibits.
Flfty-three countries have already
arranged for exhibits at ST. Louis
fair next year and 40 of them
have made appropriations aggre
eating Sc, 339.5oO. There are X
countries yet to hear from.
These facts show how high a val-
uation foreign countries place up
on the advertising to be had by
exhibit rs al American exposi-
ton. Is it worth less TO an
American S.a.