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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-07

INoR RENT-l2 ROOM DWELLING. CornhiI
IL Street, ready by sept. s0th; newly papcred
modern plumbing and bath. Il. q. RLLlOTT,
Arundel Building. s5w
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q MiEss.t e. J, 5ssss are Ss5:2sssd seq
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and iron Three in family. Apply at %
College Avenue. 1w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-07

XAIANTED-C COMPETENT HoUSRMAID By
Wv September %, Best reference, required.
Apply at Capital Office. s6-Iw
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FOR SALE.

I1oR sALE-NKw HoMR MADR SOUR KRAUT
L at Mr.. JOHN FRANKS 20 Prince George
Street: s6-1w
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VAFANrRD-T0 RENT A ROOM FOR GEN
Wv TI.EMAN. Apply at Capital Office. $ lw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-07

WI ANTED-A GOOD BOY TO LEARN THR
w tOnsorial business. Apply to p. BOWERS
135 Main street. s21w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-07
LOST

L oST-oN SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE
~ private dance at BoHcher's q gold College
PIN. a crescent with Latin motto and star with
initials "E. A. g." Reward if returned to this
Office. SIS
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WTANTBD-GooD oCOK WANTED FOR
w Family of four-by Ist of October.
Wages $I2. Apply Capital Office. a3I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-06
An Esquimau Welcome.

from the WOrld' S w ork
The Esquimaus are jovial race. Laugh
ing and shouting, with cries of "Chimoi
Chimo!' (welcome, welcome), they ushered
us to seats. The interior wall of the igloo
was of smooth ice which res embled ground
glass 1t was plentifully despatched with
the blood of seals. Light came through
large clear sheet of ice which did duty for
a window. Near the center of the room
stood the "kudlik," a saucerlike thing full
of moss and seal oil, which serves as "A
stove by day and lamp at night. Cory
knives, harpoons and the like gave rather
savage tone to an otherwise peaceful In
terror. the atmosphere of which reminded
me of a glue factory.
The only enemy to comparative comfort
was the dripping of water from the dome.
"FirSt-rate quarters remarked my COM
panion, as he lighted his pipe. Yes" 4
replied, as a drop of water trickled down
my neck; but don't you find it rather
damp" MOT where / am" he calmly said,
adding significantly you see the advan-
tage of coming in first" and he sent small
cloud Of tobacco smoke curling toward the
ceiling. An Esquimau woman, noticing my
discomfort, immedia tely cut out a piece OF
snow and plugged the leak. We then had
dinner, which consisted of some meat balls
we had brought with US, with tea and sea
biscuit as dessert The Esqumaux had
broiled seal. which they eagerly devoured,
fingers taking the place of knives and forks
We gave them tea and biscuits, which they
consider Injuries and greatly enjoyed.
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Ternpus Fugit.

From Smart Set.
He-"Be candid. and tell we when you
want me to CO.,
she-'It's a couple of hours too late for
that"
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s.W.4 bricks; rent, sa3 90 ......... SO, 800
NW.-3-story brick; rent s25. so. .....,.,. 3, 500
E.-2 six room bricks; rent $24. 50 each. 3, 100
21ST ST.-6-room brick: bith rent. $50 80. 2. $50
N.W.-Near 9TH and o. rooms; rent. $50 90. 1900
Near 9th o SITS: nw.6r.. b.; rent, $3.50. 2. $50
NW.-3 stories rent, $40. so. ............. 2, 700
Two bricks; rent S21 90 tboth). .......... 2, 600
SEQ bricks rent, $21. 90. ........ 2. 600
Near G. =. o. bricks; rent $21 90 (both). 500
Corner Sc; 6 rooms bath: rent SIS. -. 2, 500
houses on St s.w. relt SIS. 30. ......... 800
alley houses, s.w; rent, $24. .....:.... 81, $50
NW.-6-room brick with bath; rent, $3.50. 1000
NW.-6-room brick; rents SIS. so. ........... $50
NW.-5-roOm brick; rents $500. ......... l. 700
N E-8 rooms rent, s13.50 Observation-Disclosures. 800
S.E-Brick: rents $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. $50
N.E.-6roOm brick; rents sos .......... 1900
1t MOORE & HILL lnc.), TIT 14th St NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

u rooms. elegant baths.
Servants stairway, Bor-wATER HEAT.
Lot 2ox11e; alley.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. soe-sos st. NV.
FoR sALE-THREE 81 LEFT.
SUPERIOR HOMES
MAGNIFICENT LOCATION.
2s17. 10 AND Is 18th ST.
SBTWBEN RoANoKE AMP I 4IIsu TIE VERY siI,l
BOUNDED BY ELEGANT IMPROVEMENTS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM.
ONE HOUSE HEATED.
The best constructed and most complete house
ever offered in this section
Parlor library, large reception hall and dining
on first floor. lovely bed rooms and large
tiled bath on second large bed rooms and tiled
SERyAYTs sTAIRwaT; as,Sry IL ,es. R0rsnss;
TILED KITCHEN. THE BEST VALUE IN
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX, sO8sos F ST. NV.
ToR sALE-Two 60 LEFT Fl; CO.
REDUCED TO $4,000.
One leased at $50 a month
HeiSsts G two q CAR S LINES stoses eslar
room. pantry DU and Kitchen on one floor; he'd
rooms; TWo (2) ELEGANT TILED BATH
1t STONE FAIRFAX. s06-sos St NV.
FOR sAIE-REDUCED TO $500
1871 Mr and q 1 E@sS GIRG ,l914Hn st.
CANT TILED BATHS; servants stairway; HOT
THEsb drK FAKE fsRsna efh1 MrfH
1t STONE & FAIRFAX sO6-sos F ST. NV.
FOR sALE-TwO LEFT
sOO4-e 18TH ST.
Columbia Heights near Columbia road.
Roman brick; IL rooms; two C2) baths; STEAM
HEAT; beautiful mantels. EXTREMELY Low
PRICES
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. so6sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-ss. $50.
A SPLENDID HOUSE
BATHS aesR Immense Dse sose
%ATER HEAT T%o
It STONE FAiRF Ak sce-sos F St NV.
FOR sALE- GWNkR s ao1NF %nsr
ancsd to $3.50; ONE 81 THE PREfTiEsr 10
1t STONE FAIRFAX soe-sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-2OTH ST. NEAR ST.
About the best house in this fine square; HOT
WATER HEAT; price much less than ever Of
fered before.
it STONE & FAIRFAX sos-sos ST NV
FOR sALE-NEAR 2OTH AND EYE.
Nearly new; 12 rooms 2 BATHS; all large
rooms; HoT-wATER heat; $4,000
1t STONE & FAIRFAX soe-sOs F st. NV.
FOR sALE-ONE SQUARE FROM BRITISH EN-
Bargain at $1,000.
A 12-room dwelling. lot 20x90 alley.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, sO6-S0S st. NV.
FOR SALE = HALF SQUARE FROM WALSH
mansion.
New 3-story 12room dwelling. with baths;
built to sell FOR 81 600
1t STONE { FAIRFAX, soe-sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-N ST. NEAR 10Th.
,a-stOry SFS9m dwelling; lot ds1 400 alley
FOR sALE-NEAR 10TH la: AND Q.
s-story. broom dwelling: HoT-wATER
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, sO8-sos st.
FOR SALE R. l. AVE. NV;
IL rooms; large stable;
lot 24x125; wide alley; S11 900.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, sO6-sos st.
FOR sALE-NEAR 10Th AND o.
Nearly new; II rooms; TWO BATHS rooms
deep; HoT-wATER HEAT 2l11Oo; $4,000.
II STONE & FAIRFAX. s06-SOS ST. NV.
FOR sALE-DCN'T MIND THE WEATHER.
HOUSE OPEN. HEATED.
SPLENDID HOMES
ONLY $3.50.
Columbia Road. adjoining the corner Of 18th,
one Of the highest locations on THE Heights"
paved street. cement sidewalk. alley.
GO IN 1890
OPEN. HEATED
10 rooms. rooms deep. TWO ~ TILED
BATHS; beautiful mantels; SERVANTS STAIR
WAY; beautiful decorations. STEAM HEAT.
2-story rear porch.
The price Is low enough much less than any
similar houses In this section. DON'T FAIL TO
INSPECT
1t STONE FAIRFAX. s0G-sOs F st. NV.
FOR SALE
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HOUSES. on AND Q STREETS BETWEEN
BOTH AND 31ST STREETS-THE BEST SEC
FIVE o. SOLD.
An unusually good opportunity for home
seeker. A chance for a gilt-edged Investment.
PAYS OVER 29ee NET
ON 81. 800 INVESTED
Two-family houses in an exceptionally desirable
locality of the northwest, convenient to both
Metropolitan and Capital Traction car lines
Handsome fronts of stone and brick: 2 stories;
each apartment has large dry cellars under entire
house: furnace heat; LARGE ATTIC; lots each
20x1O5 to 2O-foot alley.
1st-foor apartment, rooms: rent. ...... $27. so
2d-hoor apartment, 8 rooms and attic; rent 5000
Monthly rental each building. ...... S57 30
Both have modern bath rooms and rear porches,
Loan Loan AT tn M INTEREST. ....... 7 z
Cash invested ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u 500
Interest on loan 81 100. ...... $21s.7b Vo
Taxes testmated) per Year,. 5000
INSURANCE Wsiea rent per rey ye aesr 4.s re
Not ,..r,v ,s.t., saSa.7b :2s2. .
Or over 2se5 on 81, 800 cash invested. ''-'
CHANCE FOR a HoME-sEEKER TO LIVE
OF THE OTHER PAY FOR THE PROPERTY
MOORE HILL unc.l, Exclusive Agents.
1t Il1 l4th ST. NV.
FOR SALE
BARGAIN-wA HEIGHTS
adjacent to three lines. New brick;
10 rooms and bath: kitchen list door;
steam heat; an modern improvements:
STREET; 20 IT. OF PARR S Extra Extra
deep lot, with ample back yard. Rear
porch Best eF Fss:Sn' w e. NsTsn'Ibies.
B. H. WARNER COMPANY,
fe6-2t Ole ct. NV.
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FUR SALE-CfiEAP a S4,1UU.
Rents $50 per month
Northwest, stone and brick front; rooms and
tiled bath; cellar; furnace; large yard; well
located.
1t MOORE HILL unc.), III 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-WELL-PAYING INVESTMENTS.
ALL ARE GILT EDGE.
$17, 00O-rent. $3.50 month.
New, northwest; 20 rooms, baths; lot 34x120;
west OF 10th ST.
$6,250-rent S57 so.
Two-family house in NV near car line; lots 20
1905 alley.
IS 0O0-rent, SAB
On an avenue northwest; 10 rooms, 2 baths;
rent, $43.
81, 300-New 2-family houses; rent, $40 per mo.
$3,300-rent, $25.
NV centrally located: Groom bay-windOW
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALESUMMER HOME VILLA SITES IN
the Blue Ridge mountains Of Virginia; the near
est to Washington; altitude one third mile; free
stone waters houses built ready to occupy by
June Il details arranged for you. Consult at
once the BLUEMONT LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY. 1907 2 st. NV. 1a30tf
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FOX
To CLOSE ESTATE.
a loo CHOICE S,,c CORNER At "A rs, sAcRIFIGEr
fronting 90 feet a wide on Capitol
Hill near two car lines; 1900 square feet
1t ' sT6SE 'sA FkIR Hniy se sosso St NV.
FOR SALE
ATTENTION, ATTENTION!
Spectators. investors and homeseekers
below value to settle estate
s6syo.0n an avenue not far from 14th and p;
TIs osE s. s.ss & sifhPt squares of iowa
front; ~ rooms; lot 2Ox1Oo, alley.
1t STONE 9 FAIRFAx SOC Sos F st. NV
FOR sALE-1eIs nth
At price less than owner paid at public auction
few years ago; Groom brick dwelling
1t STONE FAIRFAX, soe-sos f ST. NV.
FOR sALE-ss,s5o
New; northwest; stories: cellar; modern
bath room, porcelain tub; cabinet mantels
1t STONE FAIRFAX. soe-sos F st. NV.
FOR SALES. 500
25 FEET FRONT
Nearly new; stories cellar; furnace; TWO
II STONE * Fairfax. 500 sos F st. NV
FOR sALE-A LOVELY HOME
$3.50.
Lettered street northwest; new: 2 stories; eel
lar; TILED BATH; furnace; reception hall
1t STONE Il FAIRFAX. sol sos F st. NV.
Cheapest House in Mt. Pleasant.
One OF the prettIest and most complete new
houses in the city; VERY HANDSOME FRONT
stone and brick; stone porch and steps: z stories
cellar: RECEPTION HALL; TILED BATH
PORCELAIN TUB nickel plumbing: MANTELS
and decorations Just fne as In $40 600 house
GOOD-SlZEp LOT; SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS
few steps from 18th st cars
1t STONE FAIRFAX, SoG-s0S + St NV
FOR sALE-NEAR PENSION OFFICE
A Decided Bargain
12room DWELLING lot 2ox1o0; taken in trade
at $1,000 now offered at SO, 500
1t STONE FAIRFAX, $685. sos St NV.
FOR SALES. 800.
10th ne near a. stories; cellar; furnace
very nice. neat home
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC sos st. NV.
FOR SAFE g. 100
Northwest. near G. p. o.; NEARLY NEW; Z
rooms lot 1875 Price quite low, out-of town
iihef s gSes g., FAIRFAX, sos sos st. NV.
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FOR SPECULATION OR INVESTMENT.
S1,Oo0-1o six-room frame houses. northeast with
p lots; rent from SIS TO S105 Der month TO
white tenants: rents could be increased
S6,oop-tour EouScs on Sth and Pa,
ave. southeast rented In present condition for
SEQ per month"; ground alone worth price
S6,00O-Four nye-room frames northeast; rented
$3.50; good tenants.
s.. 0o0-Four houses. rented at $50 per month"; east
frontage northeast.
81, $50 each-Three six-room bricks northwest:
renting AT 500 so each; should for $25 with
few repairs.
S2,000-Six- room brick, northwest; rented 1850;
I'm perfect order.
II you want a bargain which be turned into
more cash short notice, let us have your atten-
ton for n day two.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., Incorporated,
NV.
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HOUSES. ON o AND q STREETS BETWEEN
BOTH AND 31ST STREETS-THE BEST SEC
TION IN THIS DESIRABLE LOCALITY
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FOR sA1E-Housrs.

FOR GALD-
An HONEgTLY BUILT modern beick
home. with STABINl on Capitol Hilli
etoriess rooms and bath; Kitchen 1st
40oe. Hot.watey heat. Lot i8x108.
OFFER WANTED.
go. 3; b: WARNER CO..
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home: convenient to ali car lines: suita-
BILE for colored minister doctor; must be sold;
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$7,5OO-wide 3-story and cellar brick: Q LARGE
SIjNSHINY ROOMS BATH and PANTRY. LOT
28h IT. by 1O5 TO ALLEY. Situated within 10
minutes walk of Treasury. White House, State
War and Navy and the sites chosen for the Hall
Of Records, Columbian University and the Hall
Of the Daughters Of the Revolution
Present occupant has lived in the house for -
years. Apply at 1871 l ct. NV. Ja2-s,w-0
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To CLOSE ESTATE.
A CHOICE CORNER AT A SACRIFICE
broom brick dwelling ard BRICK STABLE,
fronting 62 feet wide avenue Capitol
HILL: near two lines; over 3, 600 square feet
In lot large parking. Only Sc, 900.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX 500 sos F st. NV.
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SO04-6 18TH ST.
Columbia Heights near Columbia road.
Roman brick; IL rooms; two (2) baths; STEAM
HEAT; beautiful mantels EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES.
4 u CT n
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SO 1884 g. Hoes-hscsip;s Is 600 bead market 81
heavy IS logss so rough hsagy s. 7o9$5 90 iEt 50 .
l50o head steady: sood 70 ehoce wehers So 55g$s 40
Cincinnau Aus. lscEoGS active; 6utchers'. s. 45;
pers 81 25G$5; S26s2 so. SHEEP quiet. S14
IS so: lambs steady. sass 25
East Buffalo, Aug. observation-disclosures. 32s head:
dun prime IS 25cs5 IS; shipping. 81 5og<5 butch
ers 1884 49, hefers s. 254S4 So cows. 81 1884:
bulls st2ckers ana feeders 81 5ogss So stock heifss
81 303s3 IS. NElALS-Receipts $50 head. &c highsr
81 5o9s6 % HoGSzgeseiPts $500 head: slow log be
s. 40s5 CO. pigs. IS 5ns5 go roughs 5OGs4 60 stays
So 5Oas4: dairtes IS 25Gs5 40 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts head: steady: lambs S4S6 90 yearngs
81 50qS5 wethers 81 25Gs4 So sheep mixed
S2a$4
Kansas City, Aug. ls-CATTT- E-Receipts 1000 head.
Including 1900 Southerns market steady: choice export
and dressed beef steers $5gs5 s. fair TO good IS
81 50@s4 % Southern So 75aS4; Southern cows
81 5OS4 % native heifers 500
S2dS3 so: S2f7S4 so HOGS-Receips
market sc higher; price IS IS:
SJQSS 10: heavy 81 90$5 TO- packers $50
IS 20: pigs and lights, 81 sOgS5 % SHTEP-Re
5000 mead market steady native lambs S4S5 3d. native
we;hers 50 5oQS4 .; native ewes SASS So Western
Lambs s4G$J T5: Western yeariugs 81 50S4: Western
sheep IS 259S5 20; stockers and feeders. s2gs3 So
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VI Nm n L. X. X.
,-Ip~Tty Street south Ferry Thine from sssxA
rsilS I'VE minutes earlier than shown beiow-)
E-iSToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NACCR
thtNA-zA00 Gas EasIon only. $40 = m. 10.
~. go (545 Easton only) p SUM- zs3S
TiLkEsBARRE AND sCRANroN-z.oo $40 . n
og9 p sundays. "a. 20 a N. 100 2. m
LAnEEW0oD LAkEHVRsr, TOMS RIVER AND
wood and LakehUrSS only). A3G p n 5ondAyA
ATLANTIC CIrY-.s.4o a m ts.o . II
'iNELAND AND BslDGEro>-tz40o g sS1Se
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
FONT PLEAsANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
r. 90 $50. lI3O a M xLse. as asa ass (eHo.pt
ssgadays except Ocean Grove. st5 q n. LA Asa.
PHILADELPHIA-tREApr TERMINALo. .Am
sI70. f2-0O 1900. 400, 500 tGo0. f7so. o. %.
s4!B AND Chestnut STREETS ,soa: .i,sc.
az 90 a n '&eo. s'%Oo '6-00 400. Ts-eS p m-
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-aoo .iasa
~ Oo. 200, a 90. &c. 90. 200, -l2l5.
RL. ,t,f 5SaRRisB RG. PorIsNILLE AND WILL
reading Pottsyne and Ersb'g only. 80 90. t5.Oe
Atlantic highlands seabright Monmouth Beach Long
a Is0 AGO. as. Tao. $50 (sOO % Asbury Park)
p m SUNDAYS. lo.oo a m Leo. 90, 500 p m
sunday sSUuday only. cParlor only IVA fanA-
qua xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays
oElcss; Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry Aston Hcrse
sst asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1872 sth Az Is Union
Square West 153 East 125th ST. GI3 West i25th S.
20 Columbus Az. New York; Court So 34- $50
Transfer Go Gals for and checks to e=srtassnn
Vice Pres ana Gen Mgr Gen Passr As--
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. august IS 1904
slaaE6ere win Zee exception q cars Nothing i dong
IN i've cattle Feeling weak Dressed beef was slow al
Iaer cable advtosa Exports from this port to-mOFFo~
CALVEs-Recepts were 443 head of which 200 head
direct to Re'eF: and els IL Rsas aq i % @
100 70 good handy Western calves sd'd d. at S
nrm nc n for city dressed veas with choice
ssd ai 66c and choice HANDY cTeassss high
lOlc: drssfed gressers and outterTiss Al .Sfa e. "a
100 o. - TO b. at SIS: I4o calves 1913 10.
Judd Wsst virginia calves % 1Gs n at 80 .s
,- H. n1arket win the exception OF &c
car sheep were steady with modeGate nggTy' 4 IN, me
@ partIv late arriTaiso we're held common
prime nsm Ssse aS s5 at $ $685. s milton s
lambs in demand at sgll1ac with scattering sales
al dTe Fl wukerson: a37 Kentucky lambs n aver
DO Il n at S6s71s Kentucky sheep. Ia 10 at 81; /
6p Ssw to1 3. CO. $2 Kentucky lambs II n Sc So
sSia az 10. 90 n r. $2 = So IS
,aey sheep PMS ios 20 m al at 90 Is no. ID 10
gsqTinxt Ggi, CO.. 2S5 Kentucky lambs 70 at
80 s ~ Judd & Co: goo Yves, Virginia lambs IS n at
Sc Co. west Virginia sheep. lo2 ~ at 81 do 10 ID
no co% ~ az 21 !, K + s lambs "A
To6n shannon: 2ss Kentucky lambs CD 70. at Sc s5
A9gckK seHsn %er. 10 10 cars or rea head all FOR
slauxherers direct No sales on live weight s W.qid
if ne. Dealers auStc prices STEADY, -.
Sales aiI late yes'er3?-John r NsS2h; oi ~ sa5e
S 30 do $50 ID. ST Co. roushs 500 NJ at So 10
- Andrew 1 M9en co state hogs. las n at So ds Do
as Co. a. sia 80 add S g s 5 &c. sos at go Do H.
J. c. Curtis son: state hog 10 -. al go 20 90
at a 81 = so a IS stag az 22o ~ At IS 20; boar
Is s c cSar 81 sa hs f . az $40 SS M a0 s'
Tohn ssannSn 40 State hogs TO 70 at s. co. a g
10 so; go No. al do $40 n. at 81 7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsv-Eork- AuElst IS. I9U4
coffee today while q fair vol
= st-vyad 4 further shrinkase compared with the
80 - fav favs ego. and prices underwent COM
ns.5-sTy --e cbanee Parties with huliish ideas were
ptSs1+ waiting for some fresh batch Of bullsh crop
go before entering the market and while there seemed
be M aggressive selling. the market closed llItls
LIVER thar II apened First prices were In fact points
response 10 better EuTcDean cables than eN-
-aoo-s5 sgh- advance Rio market and rather
iIer primary receipts. the afternoon cables IN II
receipts. they VIII be reported OF
80 r7orrlrCs cable. and with a private message IN
stating thar damage tad been cone ~
frssts lost the advance and closed IN
changed al months except Afrl Whlch was Dots
- Sag-s were reported Of $500 bags. 4 private
oe from Havre stated parties travelling IN Sants
moving 1oOuoCU bags maxi
ana this cable evidently had some effect IN the
--srct market. after opening franc lower
raj market rallied net gain Of franc CLOSING net
--eLangas Hamburg unchanged 30 = Pig higher
sSTs--eS So res while Santos remained UNCHANGED.
5ts a. the two ports $4,000 bags, against 1000
The Santos recepts were 5l-ToO
tsss vh the estimate to1ays figures 81 GOO bags
market va unclaimed. with quota
f5grs on the basis So Snd SIC for Rio No 4
The range II prices n the local market to-day
vas follows
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NAVAL STORES.

Shirts urpent,ae little seadi-r with 57i5c asked
FOR machine uada barrels the all the offerings
at $40 were taken Rosin frrner. Tar Gull We
quote
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-OI and machine barrels 81
E3sisc
TAR-Pine and oil barrels g. s5as4 90 nominal
ROSIS-Common 10 good strained. So 6GG$2 62tS: E.
81 90 81. s. %: 1898 IS. 45QS3 80. X
81 800 50 80 n 81 20Qs4 =. y. 81 25GS4 81; q.
asa 50: " ". s5GS5 TO-
STOCK on HAND.
splE!S tl4penlne. lUs3
Lar oots-
New-orleans Aug ts-Receipts-Rosin, I15 obls; tur-
pentlne. 70 bbs
savannah, Aug is.-TURPENrINE rrm. 54l.o; re-
ceips e6l bbs sales 500 bos exports - bbls ROSIS
nrmi receipts o95 hbls sales 2547 bo,s: exports 3o
o6s A. Is ana g g 80; o s. 90 F. 81 a.; r. 81 so 9.
81 55GS2 bTs: H. 81 IS So 32i. X 57i.; NJ s7ia
y 81 O2la, " c. 81 37(1: ". 81 dai.
Charleston. Aug iS-TURPENTINE Arm. RCsSIS
firm; A. and c 81 IS D, 50 80. s. 50: F. 81 40: 9,
81 ~: H 81 65. l. 81 l715 X. 81 3Tt: NJ. So 6TIa; ~
50 SPA; W G, 81 In. W ". 81 42ls.
5si.c receipts. I09 bbh RosiN arm So 27i. receipts
900 bbls TAR firm. 81 70; receipts. % bois. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm. 81 S. So 75 81: receipts. IOS
bills
London. Aug. fs-TURPENTINE-Spir SIS ID.
ROSIN-Arercan strained. IS issd; fine. lis Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. ls-CIosing: wHEAr-spot nominal.
CORN-Spot firm; American mixed fru 4s lOd. FLOUR
st Louis fancy dull IS Sd HOPS in London
(Pacifc firm f6 6s6 i5s, BEEF dull. India
5ss sd PORK steady: prime mess Western 6Is Cd
HAMS strong: short cut, Il IS 10. DIS Cd BACON
Eesdy Cumberland cut. 2G 70 30 10 AS short rib. 10
70 "a 10. s6s long clear mddes light IS to 81 10. 46s;
long middles heavy Cd;
backs 20 70 Sd. bellies. 20 10 4Gs
sHCCLDERS-SQpare. II TO I3 10 strong AIS Cd. LARD
steady prime Western. in tierces GAS ID; American
fined. in pals, 35s Cd. BUTTER-Good United States
70s CHEESE strong; American finest white 40s:
coored. Ais Cd TALLOW-Prime city firm. 2ls Sd
TEEPENTINE-Spirts STEADY Ais Cd. ROSIN-Co-r-
mon steady. IS. ETROLEUM-Rehned quiet, gid.
LINSEED OIL st,aGy. LIS g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Ycrk, August IS 1904.
rrA>-s Avn pEGs-Marrpw quiet. firmly
p.s 2~r5 and choice cannot be bought under 81 sOG
81 SOL Medium steady. Red kidney firm and some lots
ab,s Other beans generally unchanged
but hsld win confidence We quote: BEANS. marrow
choice rer Lush s. So medium = 90@S1 Do do pea.
81 st6Si sal 90 red kidney 50 O5QS3 10 do white kid
ney 81 S0QS2 black turtle soup 81 sM33 do ye-
.55sfsa California. 60 70; do for
eigr. nlarrow duty paid 81 25ds2 30 do Italian ne
dunn T5Si foreign medium. 81 65GSI 20;
do foreign. pea 81 7eQsl IS; GREEN PEAS. Scotch.
bags. perh BUSH. 81 10.
BGTf ER-Receipts to-day. 6oo5 pkgs. The market
maintains generally firm tone average fancy eatteE
which remains tire quotation, but high scoring
command ~ generally and rarely even
NC Exporters buying moderately. and STOCK clears
quite satisfactorily except T. The lower grades Factory
meets fair demand al about steady prices Other
eiasEes butter are generally quiet ana unchanged We