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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Many Of the new Congressman who furnished
full page Biographies of themselves for the ex-
ira session edition of The Congressional Di-
rectory" have evidently repented their facility
in self portraiture. In the newer edition many
cuts in these ingenious self Qualifications are
noticeable. This is not to be wondered at for
there IS no experience more likely to impress
a man with 4 full sense of his own inconse-
quence than a first struggle with the rules
precedents and customs of our great and glorl-
Gus House Of Representatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

nam 4sOboliiS " 4~L4 = -
worthtnsJ ton yyhltehouse
deL' j. AMONG NAe s1eS
, 49,,
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AT eI-d MIS- '0''H L. A'-
49, II. Tor, ra~o-
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49, -, r--as p A
III. 1nI MIS- James l. AS
b.eleAi ~, = uc>-a.
J. az rs
hA-eu. y p,vlfs.
81 ~i'H - : = K - - -. 81
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He'd 49,, NJ,
NJ; ana MIS- 1''S n ''e'
S'it Ji', ,,,-s r.,zf-
Mr. ana Mrs. A ,l..'' C ,t;.l'.,.
;;4I' an ~ a. 49, $50,
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III. anu Ms "OsoPN
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hTS :. Van Hs'-'Se le'
: NJ
Mac General and NF'
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or
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b'eAt ~.
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II. al 14l
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nan. ,,
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Miller IT, v,
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MI ana MIS- NeWoo1d Aioi-
rls,
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McNiCkar.
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bold
NJ. ana MIS- Z NJ Gel
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Oi.E.
NJ md Mrs. Herbert Far
sons.
MI ana MIS- r n Fehd'e-
ION
III, arc MIS- S'HJd'I'ln =
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Mr. and Mrs. T J. Oakley
RhiI'ifI',.t
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MI am MIS- AIlan FNH-
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Air and Mrs. sidney Dillon
Ripley.
MI ana MIS- Z Lor41-Ara
Ronaics -
Nj a--' MS jay
Schie,ieiln-
Nj. and Mrs John Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Rhine
Lander stewart
/ MI ana Mrs FRANK II
/ s'ursis -,, 60,
MI ana MIS- sidney Si''lln-
MI ana MES. James a
SlilimAn.
NJ and Mrs Rutherford
1tuyvesant.
NJ. an1 Nrs } Lee T ~. ~
Twomr'y
I NJ. and MIS-. ! tTedeFick
Tan5.
Nr aUt Mrs William R
Travcrs.
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VaHd'Tbilt
Nj. ti.' MI = NliTNt ~
Vanderb!lt. -
/ MI ana MIS- william n
Vanderbilt.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William X
Vanderbilt. ir
MI ar1 Nrs. Reginald @
vanderbilt,
Nj ara Mrs George Henry
warren
I Dr. and Mrs. ". Seward
werh.
NJ. arI Mrs James NJ
Waterbury
Mr. ana Mrs Lawrence
/ waterbury.
/ Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Eyer
ton Webb.
! NJ md Mrs. BENJAMIN
WeNes.
NJ and Mrs r Ne r
WisS0an-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Many Of the hospitals y this city are ham,
pered IN their work by such deficiencies IN
their incomes that they cannot Improve theT
opportunities. They compelled to pass the
hat around year after year in order to pro-
vide even scartily for urgent needs The pro-
posed plan TO raise great endowment fund
to provide for these deficits has strong claims
upon the favor OF liberal givers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

And now we have the new Board of Aldermen
also ION our hands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

American citizens will not be contented until
the urban transportation lines discover ana
make use of some improved methods OF hand
ling their cars in snowstorn:s- Recent delays
have caused much discomfort with the systems
now in usa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05


WIN Mrs. James a Bur
IS invited We're.
Ass Violet Cruger.
4ue AIszss 90 lsT.
A4Iss CAaiAl-
-..--- -.4 douglas
Mss Helen CuSul6.
A4.s5 Da.O..Is DlaJ Lon-
Allss Janet Fls1.
-,..ss sal in FISh-
l-lss MARY Fed
MS. G4lIee-
A.-ss Ll,lt-
Miss LsIJh Hall
LAS 1leIesR lsel.I.
Miss Mary hrInc--an
MISS Natalie hlow4-Cn-
Miss Aa-d Livingston
Mss L-.--As LsstJA
MSS kGIn Morgan.
bliss MARY NrW,- q
N4-s E-sIe Nl-4-4As-
Miss Jean Red.
S.l-s &aI.-a klVSs-
Mise Rogers
Miss A.-u R0cse volt
AIs5 kt4eE HoOseve..
MSS Eleanor Roosevelt
). iss NLrlel R1b-IlA
Mss l. elyn Sloane
Miss Jessie Sloane.
Hiss Katherine DIX
Mss Margaret DIX
Miss Mary hartman.
Mas CoyUe-a HarTlIHan
A..as Fannie Isetlu-
Miss NpTaA lSeliG.
Miss Lens Merton
Miss Mary NovtSI.
Mss AcJlcE.
Miss Ecsamoui Street
Miss susan Street.
Miss Adelaide Spo-0rd
N-ss Anna S-- IS.
y IS Jennie tiffany.
Miss NAty Trevor.
Miss Florence Tw1U3!Y.
Mss Elsie waterbury
Miss trrcer.Ca N--s-
Miss Marion WllLakeC-
Miss Caroline Wt.r~-li1S-
Mss Pauline Whittier.
Mss Charlotte Warren
y r. Burden ir.
t-osveu1r Attertury.
Frederick II Baldwin
". Bcurke Cochran
.. n Roman BaIiV4
William $ Co'Ha.
August Belmont n.
o De LAgcey Costsr.
J Gerald Bernhard.
AlpllU-I Da Navarro
l. r II Belts
J Coleman DIayuO1-
william p R--ien
Arthur S. Burden.
/ I BUrGen. tr
". A NJ Burden.
The NessrS. t'HRutsvtla
Howard Dickinson
w Earl Dodge
. Charles Draper.
Hugo Barring
The Hon EveIyn Fitzgerald
I.ord AChescr.
Henry G. EayNrv
Henry W EuIL
George F. Fra-trz
Milton S Barger
Gordon Fellows
Edward II Bu'Nley
Gilbert FrarCA.vu
samuel ID R9bcoCk-
r. NunrOe Ferguson
Arthur CNcate.
sumner Gerard.
Julian Gerard.
JonH Cafvaiadsr
Eliot Gregory
tuV Inns Cstterer
T GRAY Grisu1IJ
OgG IN Goldman.
Tbs NesSrs cross
Robert w. GOeIet.
Robert GccIet.
Edward ps Peystsr I1v-
, iUE-Tcn
T r. Cambridge Livingston
b Henry GpdtrCy
Z ''VuSrUd Lawrence.
Alexander NJ MADDEN
Cecil LHnfale.
Dennis Hare.
} Montgomery Hare
J Bowers Ice.
Ereklae hewitt
B charles Ianl~r.
center Hitchcock.
l-TliiD lIverlf0vS
II Beckmaa HOpp!u
. Frederick Y Martin
, W trris'd Scott H0vt
John " NIiuturu
.. HoNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

test fully what may possibly be accomplished
in that way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Al belmonicos the second of the Tuesday even
inG dances took place last night 1t was under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs William Douglas Sloanes dance al her
house in West FIfty-secondst, last night Tor heF
niece. Miss Ruth TwombIy. one o. the asou'ah'es
OF the season was the principal feature OF soce'ys
proEramme for yesterday Il was a late aHaIE'
many OF the guests coming from the opera me
cotilon was danced after supper, led BY H Pei
ham Robbins wiki Hiss kd-n Iwo-noIy' ana oy
Wovthtngton WhItehouse WIN Mrs James A Buf-
den IT. Amous The guests invited were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon will enter
tain the Thursday Evening Club at their house IN
West feminist. on Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Mrs. Pierre Lorfliard. who is still at her place
az Tuxedo. viii sail soon Tor Europe where she
Will spend the remainder Of the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Nr and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander. VINO have re-
turned 10 town from Tuxedo. where they have
spent the holidays. leave here to-day for Wash
Hslon' Where they will spend several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Tickets for the Charity Ball at the Waldorf A.
toria in behalf OF the Nursery and ChrFs Hospitar
nav ne obtained from Mrs. F. y. Goddard. No "a
East Fiftieth-st. " %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

caD.to- -'usus'Ns H. Wins gives the first o. two
eis+.J tAlS afternoon ut her house in Ues+ Fj..
~ -. y TOT her daughter. Miss Edith Wins ona
Cen+io~- CeiDutanteS OF the season Tia 60
>P'ion viii be On January f4 At7 S7'oho re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. Augurt II. 1904.


GUIDING 8 slausherers and 40 for
90 to be sold of which 3 at Jersey city and l$
in some demand Medium and COMMON steers very slow
and aragsnF closing log So on strictly ehoice Gseves
about steady but others we're slow and 1oql5c lower
Ing to the fact that several Strengthening firms that are
conditions growing out OF the strike and there are not
0gs nn 6gyng at the time o use
than MONDAY Ordinary to prime steers sold at 81 400
8 70 90 at s. q sq "a s. a5g4 extra fat bulls
9 per act rsn a i've a% 6ssf sss
e eFP0 dressed es G sheen d ti S o
Of swift company quarters for
the Morris Beef Colnpeny 10 OH. -. ,o.a
ss SDiSS o$ = G15s Ter; 5's = s's
Ice n at 50 90 20 do 1lSe r. at 50 20; do 1929 o n at
s. %: 10 Chicago DO lisS n at "a So bull 1880 n
cows O91 NJ at So 40: 16 do. 081 10. SO 30
49, ia5S IS a go G e Ss a. ss'Ts
g. at T r rs ao do l 80 al at s. Co. 20 DO do 4s H. ct
s. S9 5 ~ 90 st. = 0 10 nG Sos s. % g. 10
s Kea5ay Srys5 10 os1 'ii virginia s At
Il e n Il s. 50 a co. S Is at S de- d.
g sSsS r e i r at So 49, bulls
,so 3 3; 3 3 TO- 80 p md a
s q dS 112 d. g. ii 6a
do 1873 H. at 50 g9 40 A So 400 al 40 % I 90 A. ss
10 cow6 1906 10 Sc co. 10 do loss n at 50 90 do
a. So 40 do e12 10 81 93 ~ do ss7 10. al 81 so
do 936 10. 81 So
81 so: i bull 1910 No. SIS 65 VirRinia io1T
10. So / a 50: do. 637 NJ. at 81 SO.
Tobln Shannon bulls. s55 10, at So; do. $50 10
az So 10 SIC 10. at 81 co. do 300 10 at 81
do $50 H. at 81 65.
30, r cows 3 sse IL s 81 s ,oas
As5sS ?,,i?, S1s3 I e bulls 49,
John Nelson: bulls Icss ID At S. 10 do so5 p
s s. S. = do ESQ p T5 dc ~; n at o s. co.
$50 ~ at 81 30: DO aIo 10 81 do sco 10 at 81 30
a. 81 So
DO car 10 ar So IS: 40 10. So 90
IS do s94 10 at 50 10: 20 10. at So 10; do. $50
10 at 81 90 10 do el3 10. So so: cows esS 10. at
ss rs: do z94 10. So: do. So %: 10 DO
II b. Hollis; bulls. 1o22 10. So 10: cows. 800 10
ss DO 1000 70. at SO %
W; r Hume: ! bull !o4o ID at IS 20; 3 DO oei N.
at 50 10; do, tss 10. at 81 500 10. al 81 60
Jellire. Wright & Co. bull 1870 10, at SO 20; do
1920 10 at So TO- 10 do, $50 n So: s4s 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 17--CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head;
Westerns 5000 Market steady 1Oc higher. good TO
prime S5qS6 10; y medium Sass stockers
feeders s29$4: 81 25aS4 %; heifers sass;
81 25$2 bulls S2G$4 -; calves 81 50a$6
Western steers So 75d$4 s.. HOCS-Recepts, %. OUO
head Market, l095 lower Mixed and butchers. So $50
81 good choice heavy. So 15QS5 heavy
SHEEP Receipts 5000 head. Market steady. good
choice. wethers SO 6oS4 fair choice mixed 81 75g
So 80; native lambs $4QS6 oU.
Cincinnati. Aug HOGS-steady: butchers. 81 500
IS 30; common 81 s5qS5 10 CATTf.F-Steady: fair TO
good shippers 81 40: CoTIrnol $2GS2 SHEEP slow
Slu$3 so LAMBS steady, S3gS6 %.
East Buffalo. Aug, l7.-CATTLE- Receipts. head
gh but steady. prime steers So 25g$5 10 shipping.
81 50aS5 butchers 50 75a$4 49, hcifes SO 25qSi 81;
s. 15gS4 bulls 81 50q$3 20; stockers and feeders
81 504S3 30. NEAIS-Receipts 100 head: 25c higher:
- 50a$6 70. HOGs-Receipts. 300 head; slow; pigs.
25q39s: other 1odl5c lower heavy. S. 5oqs6; mxed.
roughs 81 65dS4 so: stays 81 1884 % dares IS $50
SIS 90. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. !. 600 head sheep
steady; lambs active and higher. lambs stq$6 80:
So 20; yeaygs, 81 7Od$5; wethers. 81 251$4 So
So IS; sheer mixed. S2QSi
Kansas city. Aug. I7.-CATTIsE-Receip 500 head
including 1900 Souherns: market Toe lower. choice
and dressed beef S5$S So;
So Western fed 50 1895 80: stockers
ers 81 5ogs4 20 Southern steers 81 1884 Southern
81 5OTS5. bulls $2QS3 so; calves S2aS4 80. HOGS
Receipts 5000 head Market. 5d1Oc lower; top s. %
salel S5qs5 Is; heavy s5q$5 To- packers
ass Is: pigs lights 81 s59S5 20 SHEEP-Recelpts
800 heal. Market steady. native lambs Sass 90
wethers 81 1884 25; native S29S3 u: Western
lambs S4GS4 So Western yearlngs. 50 60S4 To- Western
sheep sass 30 stockers. and feeders. Sc 50GS3 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SewYork Avg II. 1884
COFFEE--t evident that the volume OF specu-
buying diminishing, probably q result OF
reassuriug views OF the situa lion concerned
with tie coming crop, and the market to-day
showed 2 continued reactionary movement coupled
With less marked activity. The opening better
thsn looked for. OF Disappointing cables
al unchanged prices 20 a decline Of . points Later
the losses increased decline Of Is points
This followed By slight rally cable from
s Co. % Santos. which reported that there
prospect Tor the August Towering. although it
estimate the effects OF da this
actual crop and estimating the present export crop %
Santos 6s50QG0 bags But the rally this report
was only nonentaTy, and the market later sold down
70 the previous low points, closing steady
ret decline OF Q points Sales reported OF
6, 600 bags. The European markets showed
the better Brazilian crop reports,
Hamburg = Q , PfG and Havre = a franc lower.
rhe recovered = franc OF the loss
Both The primary markets also lower. Rio by
900 and by reis this being enough favor
the that frost had seriously damaged the
crop Two cables we've received during the day claim
Jag damage, however. and sentiment among the local
trade seemed bullish. with the idea most general that
he easiness Of the various markets merely reflected
realizing by large speculative interests The report
thst one OF The brands Of package coffee had been
advanced another half helped sustain the
ket at the opening Primary receipts continued full.
The spot market was quiet with quotations the
basis sac for Rio No :.
The Of prices IL the market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

80 ~ Nm R "A X. H.
Liberty street and South Ferry Time from South
''S i've minutes earlier than shown oelowl
EASrON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACH
thtNh-z4-0o (7-f5 Easton only), $40 a m. 10.
~ e90 to-4S Easion only p. sun. z425 a
WILkEsBARRE AND scRANToN-zaoo. 80 a m.
s.gO y m Sundays "a % a. D. m
LAAhEMooD LAkEHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
DahNh1sI-z4,6O. $40 a zLSO GAO. Lal<s-
wood and Lakehurst only1. 4-20 2. N. Sundays
ATLANTIC CIIY-.s.49 a. NJ. $40 ,. IN
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z490 sSe, llS0 H 20. AS. sac. S-5S texcsps
sundays. except Ocean Grove. as a m. lse ace.
PHILADELrBEA-(READIN TERMINAL .a=s
fTe9 TSoe 800 tI0.oo. fII0o a m. ~ 90. .t0o-
$40 t2.00, $500. 800 45.O0. 100, t73o 10 90.
5000 .. 'i2 Is ndt..
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-S425. $500. 'faoo.
.II5-v9 a M -2Oo 1900. 500 100 rs25 D N.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-sOo. 1000.
m, ~. : 90, 200. 500. zoe s1s-1s-
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND WILL
tsNSPofSf-440o. z4-s5. tS-0O. lt9-1O $1,000 HOO
m Reading only, si.0O. n'12O. t3.eO p
Reading, PottsvilIe and Hrsbg only. t4O0 $500 D.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE II. OF Rector ST.. Pr s
Atlantic Highlands. Sesbrtght Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. AsbUry Park. Pleasant. 800. 10 90. HOO
a m Loo, zoo. 3 -. 430 $50 ts-0o to Ashury ParS)
E p m sundays iooo a m. Loo, 800 800 p m
sunday {SUnday only sParor only. iVia TaIna
qua NSaturdays- aEScept Saturdays
Onees; Liberty S. Ferry South Ferry. Aston Hous-
.oL i34 1900 1850 broadway fS2 9th Az. Is Union
Square West. 153 East I25th St. 353 West I25th
fulton ST.. B'kiyn: SEQ B'way. w'msburg New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage estimation
W G. BESLER G NJ BURT
Vice Pres. and Gen Gen Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. August IL 1904
BEANS PEAS-The market shows continued
hrmness. Marrow beans active without
quotable change. Pea beans are held firmly and
holders not willing sell quotations. kid
ney also held for slight advance n instances
but az 20 establish higher
Turtle soup and in few hands California
lima Scotch held with confidence and
fancy goods are oStainable at quotations
We quote; BEANS. marrow choice per busheL 50 So:
medium c.oice 81 e09sI e5 do pea choice. 81 THO
81 red kidney, choice. SO o5gss TO- DO white KID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Aug. 17.--CIosing: wHEAT-Spot nominal;
futures strong; September. Is 3Ssd; December 4d
coRN-spot firm American mixed. new As Cd: American
mixed, old 9S.d: futures quiet; September
October nominal; Dsesmeer As 7@.d. PEAs-Cansdian
Sd, HOPS in London-Pacihc Coast firm IS ssGsf6 l5s
BEEF dull India mess SIS Cd. PORK steady;
prime mess western CTS Cd. HAAIS-Short euf "a - IA
70. strong sis LARD firm: prime Western In tIerces
S4s 3D. American refined, in pals. ass Ga BACON
STEADY cnbeTland cut 20 to 80 ~ AS rib
short backs 70 TO 20 10 AIS clear bellies IA TO
10 ~ 4Gs- Shot LDERs-Square IL Is 10. strong.
CHEESE strong: American finest white 4Os: az coIored
4ls Sd TAI.LOW-Prne city. firm 2is Sd TURPEN-
TINE-spirits steady Ills Cd ROSIN-Coninon steady
"a PETRoLEu M-Rehned quiet, 6isd- LINSEED OIL
steady. lss 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Sno Cotton
sllet sales, 900 bales; speculation and EXPORT so.
american 600: receipts S.U00: American 00o' 80
Eng Sp-Snc eoSd: Futures opened steady points
iEAe CLOSED barely steady UNCHANGED on near ad
e : peints hisher on distant positions August I'D;
toeer-Noyember I'D; Novernber-December I'D: De
nleIy bid; January February and Febr,lor
.aareh S2Vd; Msrcfs-April. old. Manehsster rgs
euL; cloths. fair business doing -~4+'@
. FLOUR AND MEAIs-In view OF further advance. -,
&c ILLS ana reluctance The part Of buyers to-
- hour market extremely dull Ouy business
~. consisted Of winter straighfs
ie.s a. grade BAKERS We quote: FlOUR-Spring patents
~ ~ spring eleers. s4ess 90 Extra winter 81 Is
seesee; Fair . good - l54S4 80: choice 70 fancy
g 5yss4 q. CokN&EAL firm, quoted: Kiln Srtef
= ieqsS 20 az 20 brand; BAG NEAL steady quoted:
re white ana yso" 81 45; coarse. 81 1881 Is FEED
nata qrotsc: Western nominal; Western sprinr SEQ,
standard middling s2s; 1our. do SIS; Red Deg s27:
nsrtenser shipment: city bran S22lS22 so in bui "a
sriss heavy feed. s23Gs24 in bulk sacks mid
ss-slz SzsgSzI; Red Dog. SIS 80: honiny chon s2aH
~ n bY.k; 81 25gs24 70 in sacks; oiimeai s25 80
,e-say than any time since the big advance
s4neneea some months sho~ing one period OF
- as<sloa jump OF not less than &c per bilsbl on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is a. fol-

COTION--It was very quiet and narrow dav 4, .ta
Sooh ma Aet during which the buish nhuence ~ es
teroays "-elly bureau report offset bv re1er-
sy cssi weather ever the bet ana continued ,p5ics
mons Of RAPID increase fl the crop movement TIE
Let result was the loss Of practically ell the gain ~
sne previous day There was selling from the
soatD ana spot houses. the
the letting go OF hedges crop cotton 4, tecs5
81 contracts are made for same, but general Trsv
X was professional scalpeTs
Eregularly. The opening good az due on 1bs
canes which little higher than expected shov
s that the trade abroad placed INTERPRETATION
o ne weekly bureau report OF the preceding dsv
.hs cables were onset influence however BY tbs
cary weather map, which indicated fair weather ana
so.@b4e temperatures pretty generally in belt
scept Tor light showers II the
snee needed Prices did yield readily 10 the
es q Southern sentiment but sagged of gradually unt
Y the afternoon they about 10 points lower
ne market closed steady and quiet net decline Of
eslO points Gales et * 600
uses Port receipts for the day included 4Ie bales
o. new crop cotton. Houston estimated to-rnorrow's
.septs al 400 70 600 baIes Galveston es-
innate called for 1000 1900 bales Savannah had
oasa ara Mobile ] bale Of crop cotton. Il was
ruao.ed during the day that the leader
ne market, and this party circular the
eese IL Ehich he stated his opinion
crop ouic not exceed 10. 100 bales. pointed
oat TIE probability Of very active demand. Lower
az Street was supposed TO be supporting the
o. the afternoon decline. Sentiment local circles
seemed more mixed than recently and Of the
We're inclined 70 take bush view Of the situation.
ue theory that crop accounts from now will not be
couragng 10 bear speculation II they DO
cate anything less than a bumper crop.
The range % contract prices IN the local market to-day
was follows:
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The local market for spot closed quiet
ghts lever On the basis ot I055c for middling upland
AFa l0oOe fer middlng Gulf Sales 62s bales spin
mss Southern markets telegraphsd follows:
.a.Fe@toa quiet and s-l6c lower 10 ice; sales 6
noble nominal al loc. Savannah and
Hanged 81 10 5-Sc; Gales o. VII
.1slon nominal EoffoIk steady ;sc Lgher 1Osc;
.Lss y hales Baltimore nominal lie. Augusta
Sulet ana nc higher at 1890: sales Is4 bales
iteeelpts a. the
ttiec WIN Tie week last
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new YORK. new HAVEN & HARTFORD h. n

sOSTON, Via New London and Provideace-t5soo.
Y 1000. - l9U2 A. ". l:oO '.I!i:Os. -fIlS'o".
BOSTON, via Wilimantc-ffs:OO a NJ, 1850 ?, NJ
BOSTON. Via Sprnshed-t9OO A N. vi LOO ltsU0
p.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. AL5ASS AND QUEBEC
- $40 \ u, u p.
PORTLAND AND HARBCR-TFS.OO ?. II.
FJTCHBURCf. WilluanIic,
-fe3.OO /. II
IAKEVIILE and NORFOLK. tfs:15 A. NJ t,s:s p NJ
CT; BARRINGToN STOCkBRIDGE, LEN0X PITTS
":ATERBCR 81 o ana WINsrED-tS9o $50 tfsoo.
&5Ol tsoOO sio:eo 90 waterbury P NJ -
also ellis. c26i 49, cI ass Broadway Park Place.
c25 Union square c1s2 Fifth Gas Columbus
Madison a c273 West I2yth
Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. Fulton ST.. Broadway.
d
Daily; tEScept suadays ssundays only. satus-
Has Dining Car Agencies selling Parlor and Sleep
Ing tickets also.
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen S"pt
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NAVAL STORES.

The call for spirits turpentinc was fairly s,od in tbs
way small orders. with the about steaGy. Resin
duh Tar ruled quiet ami unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENrINE. oil and machine bbls. 55al
d56isc
TAR-Pine and oil bbis S4 S51S go. nominal
ROSIN-Common to good strained. 50 GO; z. 50 a5: Z,
SO; c. SIS C5 81 1ON$3 10; So 45GS3 30: X So 9OG2
81 o.; NJ 81 2OGS4 90 y. 81 GS4 So C. S4 T5dS4 80
and w w. $685. 10,
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine, bbls. Ito
uSc
London Aug. 1T.-TCRPENTINE SPIRITS. ais
ROSIN-Amercan strained. IS Sd; Zine. lis Cd.
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N5flee oables3 Rlo-Cohee maIket quiet; 10 I RIO
6s50; exchange Z LIED receipts 1900 shipments
Cor the United States. 1900 bags; stock z42 coo Rags
receipts g GOO bags days; stock ll6l,0oo bags Ham
%as net E91a pig lower; sales, $1,000 bass. Havre-
declined Z frame D N May advanced y franc: other
months Il franc; $50 unchanged; total sales 46-
fazs -
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ST IS: December s. 20 ALSIKE-Prime 81 81 bid; Au-
gust. 81 30 bid. TIuOTIY-Trme. 81 A.. September.
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BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPORT.
SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HAIR
Dor, VIA MONTAUk STEAM
BOAT co.'s LINE

From Pier 49, E. r.. r. v. Wall ST.. week days.
SATURDAYS $50 y. NJ: sat. 7 T. NJ. Mondays.
extra rip, 500 A. NJ. FOR sag Harbor.