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The Washington times., 1904-07-21
EXAMINATION FOR MATRoN.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has sent out a circular an
nOuncing an examination for a matron
at Ellis Island. New York The exami-
nation is TO take place at New York
City. August Il. The salary paid Tor
the place IS S720 a year.
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
CONCERT AT DUPONT CIRCLE.

The following program will be given
by the Fifteenth Cavalry Band at Du~
pont Circle this evening, from $50 to 8
p. m:
March, The Flag of Victory" ..... Blon
Overture. Bronze Horse" ..........AubOr
Trombone solo, Holy city" Adams
Waltz, Red, White, and Blue" .Tobanl
Selection, The Plantation" 800. Conterno
Fantasia, la Poloma" ............ Missud
Patrol. The American" -...... Meacham
THE Star-Spangled Banner" Key
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
TOPIC TIPS.

Such a lovely parasol has white and
gold pond lilies with their dark green
pads embroidered upon It.
A drcssy belt is of white satin with
narrow gold braid banded loosely over
IT.
II doesn't pay to make a yoke when
one can get a dainty yoke and bertha
arrangement combined for a dollar or
two.
When she wears a Powered gown the
the summer girl tucks a real flower
match In her hair.
Many comfort-ioving women have
adopted the wearing of sandals In their
homes during hot wetther-
Separate skirts OF white lawn. for
wear with shirt waists. have dropped
70 dollar possibilities.
Fleecy white shawis. touched up with
green, pink or blue, appeal TO the wom-
an who spends her evenings on the
piazza
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
THE WOMAN TRAVELLERS HAT.

On a long railway journey woman
can keep the dust and dirt from her
hat by placing II in a large paper bag
and hanging it up. A useful bag for a
wet wash cloth or sponge can be made
of rubber, the outside being covered
with plain or fancy silk
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
NAMES HIS SON TOGO.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. July H.-John
Goodwin. assistant chief Of police Of
Nanticoke. having just become the ia
ther OF a boy. has decided TO name the
youngster Togo Goodwin, in honor Of
the successful japanese admiral.
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
s2.5o Luray Caverns and Return,

B. & o. r. r.. leaving Washington $40
a. m, Sunday. July "A. Returning. leave
Luray $50 p. m. Rate, including admis-
sion to caverns. $50
The Washington times., 1904-07-21

set away in the iceboX to cool. For
the jelly use a half package of gela-
tine soaked in half a cupful of white
stock. 1t is ready for use when dis
solved Add TO a cup and half of
stock salt to taste Il dash of tabasco
sauce. a tablespoonful OF lemon Juice
and little caramel or green coloring
matter. Add this to the gelatine Be-
fore IT thiclens cut the tomatoes into
thin slices take out the seeds and put
III the molds. Fill each one to the ton
with the aspic. If you have no stock
make the aspic with meat extract This
may be made in one large mold If you
choose. Serve with Ii thin bread and
Dutter or cheese sandwiches.
Scalloped Tomatoes.
Scailoped tomatoes, for which either
the fresh or canned vegetables may be
used, are made by placing alternate lay
ers of bread crumbs and tomatoes in a
pudding dish Season each layer with
salt, pepper, and bits of butter Bake
twenty minutes and, If fond of cheese.
scatter layer over the top. Then bake
five minutes longer. A similar dish IS
made by using layers Of rice instead of
bread crumbs. A brown. white or curry
sauce Is often served with fried or
Drowned tomatoes.
Tomato Sauce.
meats is made from tomatoes and the
cream of cocoanut milk. Take three te-
matoes, large, ripe, and firm, peel, cut IN
halves, and take out the seeds and put
on ice Just before using chop them
fine and season with half a teaspoonful
OF salt, dash Of cayenne, and one tea
spoonful Of onion juice and a chopped
green pepper.
The cocoanut milk is made by pouring
q pint OF boiling water over a freshly
grated nut. Let 1t stand an hour, then
press out all the milk with the hand.
Set away in a bowl and delicious
cream viii rise TO the surface. Skim
off this cream and turn over the tomato
mixture. Just before serving add a
dessertspoonful of lemon Juice.
In the Chatting Dish.
For a hot dish at the Sunday night tea,
tomatoes are appetiZing, creamed In the
chatting dish Cut the tomatoes in thick
slices without peeling. and fry in two
tablespoonfuls Of butter until tender.
Mix one-half pint of cream or milk
with one tablespoonful Of -four. salt to
taste, and good shaking of white pep
per Turn over the tomatoes and stir
without stopping until the cream thick
ems. For this quantity of sauce use one
half dozen tomatoes.
The Washington times., 1904-07-21
IN GRAY LINEN, PIPED WITH WHITE

of
made with box and big sokepear The little white yoke
dotted Swiss
ace nserto
The Washington times., 1904-07-21

Tomatoes In small molds Of aspic jelly
are delicious either for high tea or a
luncheon course. Use small tomatoes.
Pour boiling water over them, peel and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-YoFtI, August 20, 1894.
COFFEE-Ths coffee market was particu-
forced 70 advance their bids IN secure
sympathy with the foreign cables. and worked steadily
upward. being finally steady at q gain OF IS 10 20
points. sales were reported OF So. 900 ha There
was nothing fresh IN the way Brazilian news to
account Tor the advance But bullish mall advices
has very excellent reputation this side Stating
that Vhe Continental 5obbers buying freely
leting their last bags OF cheap coffee. and conse-
Guenty while regular warehouse deliveries dis
appointing lnVlsDIe supplies We're being rapidly re
consumption This same phase OF affairs is said to
which necessarily be adjusted and which can
he adjusted according to some market only by
advance IN prices as these invisible supplies be-
come Exhausted and buyers forced into the
market OF course the extent OF any advance from
tls source must be measured by the news concerning
the growing crop IN this connection the October
noHeriag as the guide to the production is eagerly
swated The bulls declare that the
capable OF holding prolific Towering. should
such appear, while the bears contend that ali that
needed is GOOD weather The disposition among trade
interests however appears TO be discount small
crop for both the current season and that
The fact that there was no further LIQUIDATION OF
September seemed be taken a very healthy sign.
and with that option out OF the way further ad
vance is deemed probable The late trading Of yes
tercay was influenced by good demand New
Orleans. Southern operators. 1t is said bulls
March, and this afternoon taking back their
coffee even terms. or little higher than their
oaota}ions on the basis OF sac for Rio 40 I Total
warehouse deliveries in the United States for the
ssoss last year. OF the former amount Nevg-Tork
reported $3.50 bags Santos receipts for the week
year. Receipts at Rio aggregated $1,000 bags CON
last year Ro cleared "a 900 bags the United
Cleared "a. go 70 the tinted states and 1s2 go
Europe Receipts at Bahia for the week were 500
The range prices the local market to-day
~ss as foIlovsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
OTHER MARKETS-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 29-CATTLE-Receipts - 900 head;
Texans. 1000: Westerns. 1000: steady
good prime steers IS GS6 TO- poor 70 medium So SOC
hefers 81 I5gSt 10 Gamers 81 359s2 q bulls 81 I5qS4
calves. sass % Texas fed $3GS3 Western
steers 81 T58S4 80. HOGS-Receipts 24Oo0 head;
ket 70 Zoe higher mixed and butchers, s. 2JGS5 T2ts
good choice heavy s. 3JGSS 67i2 heavy 81 73D
s. 20. light. s. 40GS5 70; bulk sales SIS 35aS5 55
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000 head; steady; good choice
wehers 81 5QS4 IS fair to choice. mixed So 3oGsS so:
native lambs. 81 5OGS6-
Cincinnati. Aug. 29-HOGs active: butchers IS T2li .
common. SASS CATTLE 10 good
shippers S4GS4 49, common S2QS2 so SHEEP slow 81
ass so lambs lower, 50 5OG1s6 %
Guiding $500 Southerns; market steady 70 loo lower
dressed beef 81 254S6. fair 70
good SO 1895; fed So T5GS5 So stocers
nd 2SRS4: 5uNGS+: South
81 81 504$4 heifers,
81 6OqS4 20; bulls S2S3 %; calves 81 25gS5 HOGS
Receipts 500 ma. kst 5dOc higher; top S. 80: bulk
OF sales So 35GS5 ga heavy So 3oGS5 go packers s. IS
lights s. 2OIS5 80. SFEEP-Recepts,
1000 market Oc higher native lambs s. 59g
75 So 50dS4: native S3GS3 80;
Western yearltEgs So 6SdS4:
western sheep 25GSS 49, stockers feeders s. 5O9
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

tons follow; ponsstio, ordinary sa8"o; fair 70 good
Patna, 5s95Ac; japan. foreign, nominal; do domestic
2AQ3Ac: Java, 4nGEhc; Rangcon, IN bond, az 927tc.
SUGAR-Rehned sugar fairly active In the way
business and Withdrawals quite liberal The
shows nrness, with prices unchanged Prices
quoted net less per cent for cash. days: Cut
loaf $500; mould A.. b.55c; cubes o45c;
xxx powdered 5.35c: powdered coarse powdered and
fruit powdered. 53Oc Eagle confectionery granuated
545o; fine ,530c Eagle
70 cartons. bags and 10 bags OF hns sranulated,
b35c; Eagle hne granuRted, standard graduated ana
diamond A. 2oc confectionery a. 6oSci Nos l. ana
4.75c; No s. 47Oc; No O. 465c; No 10. 4ecc; No II.
$3.50; No L 450u: No 49, 445c Nos IA and IS. 44oc.
The local market steady 10 firm, with
duty paid prices quoted follows Centrfuga e6 test
41se: muscovado so test, 11-1e@3&c, and molasses
sugar So test T-693ic The London beet sugar mar
ket was hrner at 40 advance, August and September
quoted at los I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

.s "a H WiIkerson; 1913 Kentucky lambs, IS 70. at
80 sos IA Kentucky sheep, So ID, at So 20.
sherman & CoIver, PA West Virginia lambs SO n,
at So 50; West Virginia sheep, 100 70. at So
d. Harrington: So state lambs "a 10 Sc 25 sos
do 81 n, at SO; 81 state sheep, LOG ~. at 81 30.
Andrew Mullen: 1856 State lambs. So n at SIS 40; 107
de- So 10 at So o. 10 do 81 ~ at s. So 16 state sheep
12I N, at 81 so; 10 do lis n. SO
Jellire, Wright & Co: 25s state lambs rs ~ at
So 90; Is State sheep. 100 10, So so
J. o. Curtis & Co: 20 State lambs. 50 10. SO 4O
i45 do. 81 ~ at 50 So 50 do. 90 70 SO; IL sheep
t0s 10, SO so
w r. Hume: 100 state lambs, 81 70. at So sTIs;
Is state sheep 1873 n. a IS
h h Hollis: "a lambs, 6S
HOCiS-Recepts 81 cars. 10 900
eluolns about lbSO head for the Prices ruled
nrn on Pittsburg and Buffalo advices Heavy to light
pennsylvania and state hogs selling s. $50
50 10 per 100 N; country dressed hogs steady
per 70 for medium 10 light weights.
sales: John Nelson: IS State hogs. 161 10 average
At 50 10 per 100 10 5s do 1875 ~ at So roughs 27T
b. w. Otis K Co.: 20 State hogs. lbs 10 So 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROEGh TRAINS 10 THE NJ
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a r

depart SIaIlln. AZ
+Ih Av-. follows. for
BOSTON via New London and PrOvfdence-f5OO.
1900 : l9;o2 a n. ~ lOO. 'ilI:os. 'flls-Oo-
BOSTON, via Wlllmantic--t.s;OO A ". 1900 p. NJ
-1IO0 p. NJ.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANs AND QUEBEC
~ iS:+O a. NJ. - p. M
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-TFS.OO ?. NJ
FJTCHBURG. via Wlltmanttc. Putnam. and Worcester
-ft3OO z. Nj
IAKEVIILE and NORFOLK tIs:15 A NJ tfs.25 P NJ
CT; HARRINGTON, STOCK BRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
F1ELD-15:OO. Tf3:i5 A. NJ, Gi.25, f.3-25 P. "
WATEksUKX ana WINsTED-fS-Oe S6;00 ffs00-
on tfe:Oo $500 TO WATERBURY, P NJ - -
also at e1lS eel LIS elS5t Broadyay c3 Park Plaee
c23 Union Square, clS2 Filth Av Gao Columbus Ga
Madison Az era West 125th St. i53 East 123rh
Brooklyn ca Court St. SO Fulton ST.. $50 Broadway.
e. D.
'Daiiy; Except sundays. SUNDAYS only. satur-
days only. fStops i25th St tParOr Car Limited
lHas Dining Car Agencies selling ParlOr and sleep
ing tickets also.
G T. HENPsrEAD Gen. Pass Azt
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen. Smpt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. IL.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. time from south
feFry hEe minutes earlier than shown belows-)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
chtNh-z400 tI15 Esston oHIy}. q.IO a m I 20
80 ss.SV % 10 Easeon onlyl ~ sun. Il a m.
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zloO. 80 a m.
oYo p m Sundays. "A . L. 1CJ m.
LAnh,EtM0oD LAhEHU isST. TOMS RIVER AND
DALSN ESAI-zt0o, - 20 a. m. zLS0 GAO. Lake
wood ana LakeaGrsC only, 4-20 =. sundays. 94
ATLANTIC CITY-,s4o a. m 1910 D m
'iNELAND AND BRiDGETON-fz+00 a m. zf1.39
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
PUNT PLEASANT AND SEASUORE FONTS
74U2 $50 = 30 a. Il 20. A. $50, 5-53 (exceps
days. except Ocean Grove 915 a 80. 4OO. S.50
PHILADELPHEA-tREAD- TERMINAL) s4e5
$40 200. 1900 400 1000 1900 40 $500.
$40 80 p m. s12t IS usdt
24Ta AND CHESTS It STREETS tsoo 5000.
i5V9 a M so taco. $500. 200. 1925 p
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-soO. 1000.
-l2u9 zoo 400 Is 90. eco, 81 -
READING, HARRIS 81 re. louisville AND WILL
a. m. Reading onir). StC0 10 'I20. = D Read
9 rs PottsvIle and drsb'g only. = % 1900 p n.
tlaniic Highlands SeabriShJ Nonr1oith Beach Long
a m, 100 200 2 a. $50 $40 500 70 AshuTy Parli
p m sundays. 10 I'D a m, LO". 400. 500 D.
sunday. SSuniay on5- TFsror only Iva Tama-
qua XSaturdays al-xCept Saturdays
PSI az 1890 49, g5y s2a' 1 sF 5 As'9 4
SQUARE West 153 East 125th St 273 125th St
soIum2Gs Ay 400 Ne. York Court s. 81 500 FulIo1
Co calls Cor end checks baggage 10 destination
Vice Pres. and Mgr Gen. Pass'r Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 2e.-Closing: WHEAT-Spot nominal;
futures steady; September IS 3sd December Is 5asd
CoRN-Spot firm: American mixed. IS 2lad; futures
steady September, As I'd: December. As 6lad. PEAS
Canadian steady IS rad. FLOCR-st Louis fancy win
hrm, IS losaf7. BEiEF-DuI extra India msss ass Cd
cut "a 10 10 10. hrm. Sis Sd BACoN-Frrm; Cumberland
cut 20 to 80 H. 3D. rib. i6 "a 10 AS long
light, IS "a 70 ass middles
heavy IS 40 10 ass short clear backs 10 to 20 70.
bellies. IA 20 10 10, sis HOULDERS-Squars
II IS 10. steady, AS Cd LARD-Steady prime West
in terces ass; American refined IN pals sss Sd
American white firm. 40s: American eoored
strong 42s Sd. TAII-OW-Prfrne city Arm 2fs Cd TUR
PEINTINE-Sprits steady. Ais. ROSIN-Common steady.
rs. PE-rRoLE uM-ReAned quiet, 61sd LINsEED OIL
STEADY, Iss Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady. WHEAT, No spring 81 1O1s1 IA: No 81 OF
GS1 TO- red. 81 0TA Q$1 OOfs CORN. No 53c. No
9 yellow. 54lHc: OATS. No s1%q 1!sci No white.
BARLEY, fair to choice mailing. 5000; FLAXSEED,
No I. 81 Is; No Northwestern 81 25 TIMOTHY SEED.
prime. 81 80: CLOVER. contract grade, S12 80. MESS
PORK. FER bbl $I1 STis QSl1 So LARD. per leo 10.
81 25QST S71 short clear sides boxed So 25GSS 80
WHISKEY basis OF high wines. 81 rs. On the Produce
Exchangs today Butter firm; creamery. l4pisc dairy
12a Gl6c EGGS steady; at mark included. 142G
i6&c. CHEESE steady at SAG9c.
Duluth. Aug 29.-wHEAT-No Northern. 81 16: No
Northern 81 l21s September. 81 II; December. 81 1O@
Milwaukee Aug 29-wHEAT. No Northern. 81 10;
No Northern, 81 113 December 81 90 y. RYE. No 2.
No g. 55Go5 isc; December. 81 sc asked.
Minneapolis Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 lis:
December 81 Il "a May. 81 1888 No hard 81 16GS1 1881
No Northern. 81 ltzs No Northern 81 l2Ss FLOUR
first clears 81 5o9S4 co. second clears 81 So BRAN in
bulk S169S16 IS.
Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-vHEAT firm and 1GIHc
higher grade. August 81 03is. CORN firm &c
higher; August. s.. goo OATS steady; No 2 white
natural new s61 GSIe: No white. clipped new 37lac
Western 19c extra near nearby prints zoe
Western creamery. ice; extra nearby prints. zoe.
nrsts 10000 at mark CHEESE firm. fair demand; New
York full creams choica fancy. So R9.c do
in sacks wheat Is coo bush: II 800 bush;
shipulents-Wheat. 1900 bush; 2O00oo
bush; oats. 10000 bush
ST Louis Aug 2s-wHEAT. No red cash elevator.
81 l3S CORN No cash 81 &c; December, 4ssc; May.
4sc. OATS No cash, SIC; No white 6Sc; December
33c: May. 3S1ac.
Toledo. Ans 2e;-cLDvERsEEp- cash, s. SIii. and
81 IS bid August 81 IS bid TIMOTHY. prime and Sep
TENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

Is5 bels, TAR firm. 81 80; receipts. 10 sbis CRUDE
R6s sfssss e As sssuRpEs 3 aSas s firm Do
e 5ah; s. 40 G. g 81 q s. sSsss IS; s. 06' K
Savannah. Aug. 2a.-TURPENTINE Arm o3Hc; re-
eep,s. sl4 bbis sales 16s; exports 40 RosiN arm:
go; o $50; 81. F. 81 60; g, s2Io; Il 81 IS:
W, 81 So "
London Aug. 29.-TURPENTINE+s Cd.
ROSIN-Amertcan, strained. SIS lid; dne, lis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

Is. .ocal market tor spot cotton eiosea a ~ s5e
Tor mddng Gulf sales bales 20 spinners 10 cay
snc loe bales spinnerz after the report
bFercd bales Southern Spot niaIHes'
vsrs telegTaDhed follows Galveston firm unenanee
- Nc sales 80 bales. Savannah rteaay. &c nsleIs
&c sales 332 bales Charleston ana "liiistSn
t Norfolk steady, unchanged, at lie; sales oatrss
Saore nominal et II zoe Augusta steady. unchanged
a ylihc; sales 10 baies 81 Louis quiet unchengs9
-ohc sew-Orlesns firm, unchanged. az 1aanoo'
49,. 20 bal.s. Memphis quiet, unchanged a. io
ss.e 100 bales
Eeeipts ports interior ponts today COM
I-'so witt The day week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ruralo. Aug 2s-FIoUR Firm fancy blended patent
50 as patent So Is pastry So o. baker, spring
sprns duil; No Northern 81 23is winter dull: =
red 81 I5lr. CORN-Strong; No yellow, 59isc; No =
SIC OATS+No demand: No white 35c: No mixed.
S2Isc BARLEY RYE, nothing doing Canal freights
steady; wheat, 2Ac corn. 2@sc; oats. &c.
Chicago, Aug 2s-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
The ELoIN BUTTER MARKET.

Fiji, III Aur % (speciaD-BUTTER ruled firm
+bn PoarS n, TRADE this selling 1gc per
INT, a. an advance OF ne last week Sales for the
week in the district were T2OOOO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

r0TTONS-Afanv sellers Of Friday and Saturday
to-day when prices enot up curing
srregularys but the narEet showed
sry good undertone and closed the day at q tar neL
the advance. On the feW-1 ork
cables 70 ABOUT points
h.gter but were way from 70 l3 points ngner
OF local opening. Responding 70 TINS
showing nervousness OF SCI -IIle-t as 70 te
xil official report OF next FRIDAY, the
market opened advance OF 10 IL points me
evidently against The market, toF CNeNOf-
! points higher snd lInLaeoSueiy
ost while Southern wire houses had
Of but professional shorts were
covering and with bull support prices here ma ~
local market, spite Of the fact that X was
notice tay went Up lie in the first hour with ths
general st showing gains OF from - 10 80 points
at the ADVANCE. ana,
rsnd from shorts sabsidng there was break followed
~ during which prices at times
down 30 under the opening flgures l5ut
crop condition estimate placing the average peIo@ ~
per cent and IN the there was very sopd
from certain wan street g Hces.
This rallied market in the late traolIB eIlo 80
finally very steady q OF 10 10 . points Saes
estimated bales. The frnness IN LIVER
due American buying 1Ilo sinai
OF about the total stock incIIalns
bales American owing 70 d fscoIlL
Of weather over the South vas seAsts-iy
fsyorahi. movement Is running hedFieI' uI'
receipts for the day full and Houston expects 70 re-
900 bales tomorrow" sen
time busy with conjectres az % ts
Estimates as 70 Gls pISD
able condition from . 20 ID PEI cent ms
condition month placed az 30 80 10
September Of last was
hghest September condition IN the last fourteen
n 1884 reached $50 per cent IN @e5o ~
cent 1881 it 1873 Der ceiat Ahese
range OF contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
Lockawanna r abroad.

Leave York. foot Barclay and ChrisIophzr Sta
$500 A. M-For BtnghaIuton and Syracuse
1900 A M--For Bu1aIO. Chicago IL Louis
400 P M--POconO Mountain Special
s1-40 p. M---For Buffalo and Chicago
t400 p. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
$500 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss45 p. M-FOr Buffalo, Syracuse. Richdeid Springs
'2o0 A. M-For Chicago-Sleepers open p NJ
Tickets 14e 429. 1888. 143+ Broadway. N Y: $50
Fulton St, BROOKLYN DAILY Except sunday Thurs
FRIDAYS and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30

FOREIGN corree ca5les-Rio-cofee market quiet No
the United States. 600 bags stock. $4,000 bags
6Rntos-Coee market quiet; good average Santos 6SsVO
coffee market opened = pig lover at $50 n va net
unchanged = pig lower: sales, $4,000 bags Hat7
Coffee market opened quiet unchanged; a. u "a IN
changed. Ct unchanged at 6o0 N was = franc
- a. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-30
Railroads.

755, SIS 's25 1856. '1O55 a. IL Is. '115s aio
(.3.2s Congressional Lirnited'). .s2s .42s. Ass.
SIS P m. y 10 night sunday saS: 81 IS sioss a
s32s: - 25. '455. rs p m. IL 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-3.25. 42s p. m. 121o a m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s.2s a. and s.2s p.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-I225 p. m and 1910 a.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-s-as p.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.ss e. week.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-75s q
m. wssk-days. s25 p daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-s.s5 a. m. and 2.s5 p m week
days sundays ct s5 a. m.
LONG BRANCH. oAssURY PARK North Asbury Park
sandaysl. and Point Pleasant. lao. SIS a m; IL 25
Branchl. ASS. and 655 D. m. weekdays: Sundays.
S2s. aS a m. and ass ?; From Desbrosses and
sos 10 'I65 s25. sos. .s Is, 'te5s. ass sfiosa
m y rs ~ 81 - g. sle s, ss5 S5s
saT g. oay3 a. 10 R5fss ss a S5s
for North Philadephia only. Ass. s555. SOS. 75s
s25. s25 (s55 for North Philadelphia only) D. Hl
IL 10 night
'Dining Car fExtra-fare train
1872 Fifth Avenue (below 2Sd ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
(eorner 2Sth st)i Aston House and stations named
$50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station This
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
tinattOn.
Telephone 543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. w. ATTERBURY, J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffc Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpenne was dull and weak with prices
based on about 5SIxc for machine made bbls. Rosln
was steady. Tar ruled dull and unchanged We
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STOCK ON HAND.
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Tickets
Broadway Union West 245 Columbus Ave-
ny $40 Broadway Fl Fulton
Brooklyn Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
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