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New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Eev-YcvS Angus. :. 1914
EEEyF e'G, % % e is a1 Il. e ,s,4 s2 s''& 3,ras a19
Dressed beef dun st ga 9lo'sr i7r nce1r 20 extra
native sides cables pachaoEed EN0crts tc-isy N
Naha London the British King S4> cattle - London
an! ISS head Antwerp, the NartaHo % HUT p'
cattle and in the - Paul u southampton tart partly
ssttuatsd). 2,l00 quarters of beet
,,AI.VES-Receipts 16o head all Indiana calves.
ard two ~ Western vs-e held over Yesterday.
Vpr7 nttls doing a carload Indiana calves sold
Feeling generally weak for live calves except prime
Dressed calves rather .'Srt demand q,
aGlSirc n Tor city dressed Neals and >0lt Tor COIN
dressed
-errs Commission - Indiana calves. ia =
average at s. - Per 1Oo .. 2S Go. 24o H. at-S4
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-ReCeipts IS 42'I
al including for siau<h--rs~s and -
making with stale stock. l@ cars sale
sheep were decidedly lowe: lambs generally rated
a. - :, A.. -,,~o u, n-tr 'e--.p vsre so
common prime lambs s. ass - cis A. 81 dressel
mutton S9i0e per N. with vetheis selling NJ 20
loac, dressed ia.aJs w:sS a. 9e !2'sc -, -, - .,-.
n n q q, 5 s. Go 90. @ 5: Do . n 8 ~ Wes! yss
Kent,iclty sheep. iI7 70 At Is buzz 40 $
90 s. n At 81 - so cus - -: vrsinia
Kcrns t'orlaissicr 90. es5 virsine !suts IS y AZ
s. n SE25 80 Indiana sheep ~ - a. So i5S d.
n -: n 81 r.. AZ S3 e2S Western cows. 50
los - So; 193 Kentucky do. tnt Z. az Sc 90
Tobin shannon 2Io Kentucky lambs. G> n az s. -
"11 d. 81 n At So % ['atucky sheer rs n 81 s.
slrughterers Eonuany live hogs. sales
made to-day go far as reported Country dresser noSs
sales date ,est-rlay}: : Ir'd 90. So MIXED
Western hogs. 1s2 N average. at So IS per 100 =.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
OTHER mARxsTs-ev TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug, 6-CATTLF- Receipts 5oo head, market
rorIuaI; prime steers, s. 25ttS6 . 01cc -
StGSI: stcCkeTs aud feeders S2Sf COWS, 81 Is
81 heirers -; 81 5rES2 no bulls S&HSA
calves s. S0G 81 Te&aS led SifSt 50 HOGS
Receipts t20v0 Eead market strong. USe1 AMI butchers
s. 81 good chv,0 heavy s. eHf'>' 81, roSl
ravy. light 81 ,1f.S5 buik ~ sales 81 -
10 SHEEP Receipts. 35o' bCad: market st"atv
good chot,c Vetb@r s. 1QS @o faiT 90 ch1tc mixed
S5rS% a.; naive lambs. Sass 90
kansas city. 3us d--''VrTIt. EScee'P's so' head;
iaciudI.g Uire- steady, thcicc and
81 tOsSG T., fair 70 E od %@> -
StHS5 49, stocke1s and zee ej s. 2I
81. southern s. 5f 5t southern COWS 81 SEQ
81 110S: native hritcrS s. see -;
bu 2'fSS -. calves So JAatS - Eecsirts for tie
strong 6c higher bulls s. i5f s. hvavy
81 lsIS5 20: packers - trS5 pigs lights. SJI
s. Receipts tQ.f3N bead SHEEP
cCipts JCG: stcsdy auas. St2s6 -, fed ewes
s. 59dS4 -: Texas clipped ycarUss So @5fSl, Texas
clipped sheen 81 .5QSi s,ocker anl feeders s. 5lti
Receipts fcr the week. GHt0 head
Cincinnati Aug = Io,;S active. sass -. CNTTI.E
steady $2GSJ SHEET steady. SltsS - LANES steady
$30 81
East Eutralo Aus CATTLE Receipts. SO head
good steady; others du prime steers, s. SlSG
shipping, 81 -. butChers StqS; heifers s.
81 80 ana balls. stcers ana feeders,
tS IS NEAI- Receipts 4o0 head stealy. 81 50GiS5
Receipts 3t00 head active hght weights. llG.c
hlEher others steady. s. 0GS7 t' mixed s.
g S., Workers s. S0QSs piss S6Vs6 To- rcushs - 5Jts
81 50 stags s. 13lS4 - diaries 50 tuc>5 ,t SHEEP
AND LAMBs-Receipts 25e19 bead sheer STEADY larlts
easy, 2oc lover lambs S5@S8 s. yeatlngs s5iS5 IS.
es'heEs 81 'SqS5 ewes. s4S4 25 sheen na<fd SS4 81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 8-Closing; WHEAT-Spo nominal;
futures quiet September Is 1G7sd; December lI7sd
CoRN Spot hrIn. American mixed new 734d do old
~ sd; futures quiet. September. A. 5izd PEAS
Canadian steady, 5s 4i4d. FLOU-R-st Louis fancy
winter dull. S Sd HOPS at London QParfc firm
4 - eye1t9 los BEEF-Exrra India mess dull SIS 81
IoFk-E'.ins mess, Western. stcady G7s Sd
Short cut "A 70 20 H. stroEs ass BACON firm
Cumberland cut 90 70 30 II ass Cd. "a ~
4s I'd; long clear Tniddles, light
clear inddes, heavy 30 to 40 n. AZ. backs
slioCLDEFtS--Sgoare. II - Is n. hrr 42s LARD
stead1 prime Western. in er"eE 3SS:
IN nails S5s ID BTTrEB quiet good United states
ea att.l.9t hrn American finest white 2Ss. colored
S"s Nd TAIIyNtrins firm. 2ts Aas-raltsu in
Iondon STEADY. 24s %. COTTONSEED OI,-Huli reauei
70! Gull LIS sd GRPENTTNE-Spirits quiet "a
I1Ie9 I11tISSfp OIL firm is 81 PETRoLEUH quiet. ed
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nep y
COFFEE-It o firm day In cotee' ahq' coI-
siderine its being half session trading was rn"erte
active market opened steady at an ADVANCE OF ="
points on rather better cables than looked FOR and con
tinuad steady closing hrm ot net a4Vaiioe 81"
10 points. making total Improvement 81 9opl -
in Sales reported or hH.'rD Gags
further exchanges OF me near y
positions while this business would ndiui!
iduidatiou nearby longs Wao de>fei 10
avoid deliveries switching had apparent erect on
differences between options which peIhet~ s W le
Of The healthy features OF nc re eht ma
Brazilian continued NJ hNs are b"4S
offs by stoadness Brazilian markets, every
Iay of which carrying the market nearer .
diminishing and the promised autumn I'M
provenent in johhiuE demand There were rlrlr
hUsh from Rra1iI ana one Pr
reported said, active and excited MAJ IN
Santos during th@ day IN genera! way ho"eN'' II
could not be seer situation had undergone ans
material change The best buyers appeared to be houses
with Furov,nan connections Whlo there was also = scat
erirg demand through commission houses ina b some
tine entrance q. fresh ione interest
ny the steadnees ~ the arHt ana ue
time when spot demand Is eNPe'tel 10
rrpro.e or tho European markets Hamburg was q pig
= franc higher. while RIO sdva-e1 Z" ai
santos The local market Was nrn. Win
quota ttoas O basis OF i'sc for Rio NJ 4.
The range Of prices in the local market to day
MAS a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

COTTON. Trading In cotton quiet yesterday and
prices te lover, closing AZ practically the bot
ion The opening easy. AZ decline II Points on
SOIL points later positions tn response
lower LIVERPOOL cables and generally eesr's Nf'Sly
with fairly faypra
weather map and satIsfactory forecast. The initial
b. smaller shorts. and follow
ng cali market rallied few points There
Indications n bull support later. but evidently at
tor1p- hstng made force advance. ant tho
session Progressed Yricso gradually slipped back 1T
.penirE Business confined chiefly
the local professional contingent beyond some little
selling through southern wire houses promoted.
rather heavier receipts % cotton
reporting So bales and Houston 35e Ths
closed quiet and steady at decline - :.
points on August of 1palI points the later
months estimated only $4,000 bales The
Liverpool attributed BY private cables
heavy American selling and tho idea here appeared 70
he that tho Wall street hull clique were attempting -
unload ~ their holdings IN the English market
middle the session reports received
of pretty heavy rains central sections OF the h-lf.
about II ~ inches. but. while there
Complaints q mitch moisture from these
the additional pitaton attracted little
parent attention aud the crop situation whole
hardly such the shorts unaasiness. Total r@
oAts n cotton a. the ports So far have bean
52S baics including 90 at Galveston. New
Orleans and = Savannah
~ prices the local market d3y
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool, Aug SAILED. steamer Etrurta CBr VAR.
Aew-IoIk' arrived steamer Lucania ,Brl. Watt.
Tendon. aug 6-saied. steamer Mesaba ,Br) Tuhb.
EeT-forli arrived. steamer British Princess ,Br),
Freeth New-YoTk for Antwerp
Southampton. Aug 6-Saiied, GerrranIc tBrJ
Bartlett Ne7-ioTh via Cherbourg (and pss-el Hurst
Queenstown. Aug s 1155 Sailed steamer Cedric
tBn. Haddock from Liverpool for New York
Plymouth, Aug 8. 3.lG Arriv ed. Friedrich
der Crosse Ger. Eichel New-York for Cherbou1 z
and Bremen (and proceeded; 11:2s a m. New York.
Roberts. New for Cherbourg ana Southampton
and proceeded.
Antwerp. Aug 6. m-sailed. steamer Finland
Cherbourg. Aug 8. s45 2 Sailed steamer Germanic
fErl, Bartlett. from southampton for New York:
rived steamers Friedrich Crosse GER EicheI.
New-York via Plymouth for Bremen tand proceeded.
Moltke Ger. Lethauser, New-York VIA Plymouth
tor Hamburg (and proceeded.
Bculogne Aug 8. m-Sailed steamer Hamburg (Ge-).
Burmester from Hamburgl. New-York
Eoville. aug e-Saied. steamer Columbia fBr. BAXTER
from Glasgow New-York
Bremen Aug G. noon-sailed steamer Barbarossa ,Ger).
Seville. lSailed. IaLRford CIoT) Hansen
from Barcelona. etci. New-York.
Havre Aug 3, m-Saie1. steamer La Touraine (Fr).
Fajello, New-York.
Singapore, Aug 6Arrived previously. rteamer Anglo
Australian C3r) Lewis NeVV-York for Hong Kong
Rridges New-York for Shanghai.
shanghai Aug 6-Arrived. steamer Hiuleira
hart New-York via Singapore, Manila. etc
Batavia. July 2sArrived steamer (BT) CarritI-
ers. New-York via Penang. etc
Rio JaneiTo Aug 4-sailed steamer Byron (3r, Cedo-
Bermuda Aug 6, il m-sailed steamer Trinidad CBr).
Fraser New-York
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
RICH III MAIZE, POOR IN WIVES.
TUX Has Harem of Only TwO-spficient
to Bar Him.

A Turk rejoicing in the name Of Ehendl pam
beiayoslon who arrived yesterday on the 0dl-
dogma. IS detained Ellis Island because he mas
two wives. It rot his fault, he eA'lallsc
length 70 tue Board OF Special Inquiry tAa' ne ii'
not half score more. hut ne . poor man
Efendi Dam. etc. vas not Bit ashamed o' ma
iHS two wives. and could not understand me a
ttudo OF tho immigration authorities. tie sd'u '"@
he had only these two, and that they We're una
women that. lie was poor man, anu '.'tV 70 a.
buy another wife il wanted 20 90 50. .o -
was against the laws of the countrs 10 - - nj
than one grise. he would promise 80 MAJ giAS
here. no matter hoN wealthy nc night e" w
Dam etc. was diSconsoatr when tciu tIHi -.
the limited edition 0l his Eacem would cScluHe nun
from his country.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
WOMAN SHOWED OFF CAR AND HURT.
Unknown Man Gets a Seat for Himself and
Forces Her into Crowd of Passengers.

Iu the rusa of passenger for the 5ridse cars at
the Manhattan loop yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Annie Redmond ~ No. $40 Jay-st. Brooklyn. was
forced off q car by an unknown man, who showed
her aside 10 get a seat for himself. He got the
seat hut paid no attention to the woman who fell
among The crowding passengers. and they Jumped
around and o-e- her in effort TO got seats. The
woman iav PROSTATE until policemen dragged her
out Of the crowd. She was limp and almost un-
conscious An ambulance surgeon found her sur
farinp from, svncope and bruises Of the chin and
lower limbs After time she got into another car
and went home.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
musT PAY BIG oREssMAkER,s eILL.
IBr rE1EeRArH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

LBr TEIEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
Wikesbarre. Penn. AUG. 6.-The court to-da--
ordered George X. Davis. 4 coal operator of this
oltv whose wife formerly Miss Helen g. Gal
latin Of the New York family OF that name, 10 pay
hill Of 81 80 contracted by his wife fve months
sitter he deserted her. The bill included an import
ed evening dress 81 N.ea an imported dress At
$50 hand made waist A. s2e) and some waists
and hats az So each Davis asserted that his In
come vas net over SG10 q year. and that these
goods we're not LecessdriHS and that he could not
afford such bills Judge Halsev said that if he
had been juror he probably would not have found
that they were necesSaTies either But tho Jury
did. he would not grant p new trial
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
LESS MEAT LESS DEMAND HERE.

Edward Davis 2 Washington Market butcher.
said yesterday that there was more Western beef
tn the city than there was ten days ago and that
there vas No prospect Of reducing prices on good
stock cornfed cattle raised in the belt around
Kansas City. Omaha and ST. Joseph No That
class Of cattle would not be cheaper for some time
Lover prices, however, might he looked FOR next
week for common beef
Mr. Davis said that while the demand was not as
great ss before the strike the supply also
less While the Independent butchers increased
their output about 100 per cent. the Western men
diminished their output 90 per cent. and conse-
quently there not $ much meat in the mar
ket under normal conditions.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

EL3yE AND NEAIFloar Sont,nrs i nr tgt lso
TLoCR-sprng patents. 50 io0s5 70, winter straight
s. 5oqE+ ~. winter patents 81 25qf5 30 spring clears
winter 81 85q$8 80 RYE FinT-R hrr3 quoted: Fair 70
good 81 l5aSf 40 choice 70 fancy 81 500 81 s5 corn
BAG MEAL quiet Quoted Fine white and yelo7v. 81 -"
S s2sss % 81 logSl - Ep 9Tm xa Quoted western spr1s
Dog. s2s August shtPmcnt city bran $2oas2l bulk
chop So 5OaS23; bulk S23 75aS2i %; oil meal $23
GRAIN WHEAT The long interest IN wheat was stu
further reduced on saturday, and while cf bun
Northwest points the trade actee prsty satls
te5 % me s5ns ti-,s IN % @ nsa & - Ereety e1agset
stories unsettle All u1as
durne The day vas quick TO respond 10 any bun
close. when September advanced 81 L. after having
tecH time as low as 81 002 There consider
able covering this the damage reports from
tain houses contributing more or less the nrmness of
prices AZ this time The o'clock close. ueverthee
sth about &c under the previous night BroomhG
estimated tnat tho worlds shipments would he qtout
decrease in Northwest stocks ~ 2pc bushels rhe
heavg ndaS At The a'ter point, the two @ ,gseeafTF
$4,000 bushels, compared with Dos COO the
impression being trat European markets we're
not particularly worried over the situation
closed ~ 81 oacnt No Northern Buutu 81 iGs.
end No hard Manitoba 81 o. . 'Ao't 'oHN-,'o
raiiv afer IL o'co1k aTd i've i o.c,t, %ri5e 77 ic
elly oveg with wheat. buJ rallied throughout ia IN
that Hungary considering pr position 10 c
s@rembsr ther. sold May and December rather
freely at corn co7ed 81 ,atcr ana 5sr
7 n anoht: No white. 59c. No yellow. q b
under selling by coam'ssion houses cash people tho
later sgsnst tce offerings Of new oats FROM the We.t
the DAY. she casn market h~r" quoted rs FOLLOW
nFi White d r. l H. n25gTa' 20 v 70 - le 9'a 40
ina. BARI.gv-Mnrkat nominal
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
,rnzRpool coTToN MARKET.

, Avg 6 ?. N CLOSING. CO.. ls.,S - ria
5s-,srd pgices points oI[@7 10 S.53Ins sSd
SnS @Iins I@i s2d. good ordnaTy 80 ESje5 20
The sales srI export and Included o. ~ gs5 - au,s
d 81 & l66 bales all American EG.7S sSS Sspsu6e-
en44 se-+su76sr and CctceeT 3oo-. Sf5 pscs7nts
hNt9- N-,-e-7bsr and Dec en1os7 o-5l Tsbr.
vsu.oer 1--1' and rebFua-! 9 A''' 49,
and Jai}lSSS SS,S--t : tTd: March ard Apr-' S4'u
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, August 6, 1904

Steamer PaiaaelPhi., Mills southamPton and Cher
company Win 21s cabin and "a stesra9e
mails and Udss Arrived al the Bar at Sis
Steamer Havana. Robertson Vera Cruz July IS Pro
Praso 60 and Havana August 2 n James = Ward 90
with S. passengers. mails and ndss Arrived the
Bar 106 m.
steamer kong Nsskon lNcr). JsrFeu. Pilloys Tslaud
JULY 3, IIorsey Son. with copper Arrived
Psr a
steamer Ripley (Tr) Ieitch Coastine June ~ Rose
July 1. Bueaos AyTes 9, Mouteyideo 10 Jauero
* q Norton & SON with two passengers ana rndsA
arrived the Bar 80
Steamer Mae Marshall, Port lnslis Fla, July a. with
Tndse- Passed SANDY Hook az 2.39 %. Is bound -
Carrerot
Steamer cape Couiro CBo. Marshall Carde7as Iujv
2o snd Matanzas Aug / 70 Winchester. with sursr.
Arrived the Bar 4 20
steamer Apache. staples, jacksonville Aug , and
Charleston 4. 70 VIM Clyde E Co. with passenE
and rdse Left Quarantine II 30 a
Steamer Monroe. Huphers NeNport-News and Nor
fnlk 10 the Old Dominion Co. with passengers and
mdse. Left Quarantine 22s p N.
steamer Northtown Van Glider Port Arthur. Tex q
DAYS with oil 70 the Standard oil Go. Vessel 20 "
Elwel 4 co. LEFT Quarantine at ? 36 2
Steamer Algonquin. Hale. Boston 20 Wm T 'lrds (
90. with udse. Passed in SANDY Hook at g. 4S n
steamer City of birmingham, Johnson. Boston IN
ocean Steamship Co with ndse. Passed In Quarantine
3.35
sandy Hook. X J Aug 6. $50 r-wiad southwest.
moderate breeze. clear.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise S0l Sunset 7lOl Noon rises iol Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
zrssndv Hook 8 Il GOV Island 22siTIen Cete 5'2l
FM-sandy Hook S:53 GOV Island $;l5, zen GATE o"S
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

f.IDss Hsae " Soryhsrn g a. ,g GoRS aTm 70
ys.,..T ys,.- s+ - Sat,S 40 canal freIsh,s
cbicar7. AUG. s-Tss leading futures ranged a. fo
wh.s, NJ ep.glas Hisnss.. Hisnssas.. LoTsss s;s ooi1i q.
S5ss%s:? f.5;s#5sssF new ss 49,. *: s. 'N': \;
Corn No ?: -
zsss Il: :ssSs! sss.: 'asas3s y u ..~sss
oars No ?:
TsCernoer .......s5..,gs sS., gs$ss. 81 &% 81
s,ss;o9'; ;56 ';'. qsss' Hi5se fs2s fHs qssN qss
s.5::ss:: s.#:s.. 5:s. r. - ~ s;ss $50 3zs ;as
sssss..5 s.s..9s@' sss.5 .5'' :. 7se =s 49, Es@ Is
cash quotations Ts5@ s. taE{s s99' 8 sss 80 spas
rajents 81 4oas5: s,raish5 s. [eSt go S4ksss s
s. 8 30 SS VI ~ r5 esa- cORS-No ? 527$c: No ye.gv
SS'7 9S5te s5egsI P1sFIEY-5Sood i feeding So "a
t. cSocs ralrins 4247e EI4XzEEPEo y x (, S
iIovER ccntrae5 grade S1I 10, 90 = 8 7lsss g &
NEA Ts9oFss Sass US 81 BEx-Basis o hish yt.ss
a-Set was steady creamertes 1sglIS aaiFif ifsiss
FlieSs,-s5y 5FalieFssE"s5saa2 a. 7Pasiso. Ra''.
rrflu-h Aug 6-Cose. VHEAL-sSo HEAL--.- oaes So.''T 3
's rvsaee aug swHE.T s.Irs y Esstas99 sEs7s. s 3
80 PvE \, 4 T0aT1c. BARLEY sample. sSsa~
CORN september. S%lsc- go. -.
>Iinnss7,ls AuE. me- q o1s Il
Ce.noeI; - 20 = nts- NO > Northern. 81 02as EL1sk
y -1s s sNeS5 40 second patents - 55ss,s 55ss,'
as clears s. 6jdSS -. second GEARS . "
rrk SI4. shorts. Slt 7s!s21-vz-r, - ,,-.- -zs1 $50
fcleao. -I{ PRIME TIMOTHY. 81 80 PRIME Al
SIKE. 81 80 - ,- .-,.-.-,
Es SnEusi e2a92--c CORN; 7c lo7eF' .sa!ssasl- ass
ks5s1. OATS steaiy. No white natlr@' eso9s2-
s042 s4,1v ,,-5aDzad ezra Western creamery -
s,rnv rrinrs 20c. EGGS nr7n; ne9roy IEl- stsssv
nsdL ss+z-n Trsr= 1SC marx ,etr@ESA So
e. 5sr,sni. Nev-YirS. tun creams cE+ cEolse+ |" "75TSe
SJs-,-.. Flour 1870 bbs and $500 p ~ 20 Ssss
I5.if 81 n5li bush. s. 0f-l ousn, oz, . -,
,,,,.- Els-, Nbsar II COO bush cor1. s9t0 olsn' 49,
Is bush - q - -ssa
= TNvfs Aug 6tloss; " Hts-aA y1~cs-5sr
aSts 7a;c SeptsHoer. e5'ss9o-s1, psC-,I-,i.
y, Isrf Q5Ga6C tOEN-So = -. b -.ss
y, n, - - Tecenabs- 45ssc OArS-No. = a.
~ . vhits 9-c September. 3S'.,' pseern'''' -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
SAILED

Steamers Regina Elena 0tab. for Boston. charles
JbeIghein lFr for Hong Kong Caiania GER. for Fer
haInbuoo. etc. Savahoe FOR Wilmington and Georgetown
cd Dominion for Boston: Goldsboro for philadelphia
'1fF Of Birmingham for Savannah; st Paul South
Gupton via Plymouth AIaverick and barge. for New
Orleans Chesapeake for Baltimore. Jmbra lBri for
Liverpool, Kroonand. for Antwerp Dover, Philade
Ina for san Juan La Suair. etc Pecins Aust Bal
tmore- Mnnehaha Br for London. Furnessia 07r for
SasgoV Nero Csse for Havana Konign Iuise Ger
for Naples and Genoa; Allegheny GerI. for Kingston
savauilla etc Martello tBrl for Hull Monte. for
Galveston jamestown. for Norfolk Newport News
lanpasas for Galveston ard Key West. Fl Valls.
en ~ -l.L-- -.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

ruarx.r spirits tl-Pentne weak. 7i-1
made offered 3Sltc ard oil barrels
65&c. and IN cases az IS i7c Rosin dun and
EASY Tar dull. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- on s7i machine h7'S 5'-
TAR-F1ne oil bhs nominal
ROSTN- Common 20 Eo0l strained g 20 e s. o5- p
81 q; s. OS III 81 10 3 foQS3 IS X g scQSG go. NJ
s. IoGs4 i5 y 81 209S4 y; " G. s. s5GS4 90. v W,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
STOCKS IN HAND

Savannah. Aug ST FPFNTINE hrn. 5cAsc. -arepts.
bhlS sales. 362: exports sol ROSIN -ers7ts.
$50 bbis sales. 1854; exports 2769- Quoted ?. C..
So 25 T. a. T. s. A. = 81 50. q. 8 *. r. s. 90
S 2s K. Sc 55 VI. So s. y 81 W 8. s. Is " vs. s. 50
charleston Aux 6-TJRPENTT\E z firm 52isC RD~l%
firm Quoted 4 2 e. - 6S2 30, n. s. 5"dS2 81 ?.
p 4alTS. 81. I5GS. IT. s.
J. 4 SzESS VI. s. 6S6S2 90. s. So SlG
81 = " g. 81 I5IS4 90. W. - 4odS4 ga
wilmington. Aug G-SFIPTTS TT RPENTINE- Nothing
doing receipts - bhls BOSiN tr s. RI n i5 receipts
bh.s receipts. - rhi= RUDE
TI-RPENTINE nrrn s. =, s. 80 81. receipts lSH btIs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
Railroads.
Railroads.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD

fLlsNO fREGA NHtENUAU
kp f22{ g EsI Esd MI STREET
sreets IS ys minutes later than that given below for
.sss A. N. cfz1chG6 IS6 sPEc1sI l5fE MtsI
.jOs5 A. NJ. TIE PENSsTLTA,IA 5lA2f 11mIrED-as
CHICAGO ATD S9Sfs ST % Io1is 31issf EXPRESS.
sa.S5 p q. CHICAGO LIMITED.
:SsS sS 3 3 Il Il. WEg4GRS SH gE9gIS FTNXRFFSs TXPREss
5s-5s = y. PACIFIC EMPRESS.
wAsHINGpON AND THE SOUTH
ls525 Congressional Limitee"p .5-35 '4.25 .455
e 3le nag sunqsy: ss5 - 25 'lo55 a.
% 25 - 25, - 5s, 9.1b 2. m. 1910 ,lirrr -
soUTEERN RAILwAY.Is,:5 49, p. N. l2io a m
) ATLANTIC COAST LINE-925 a m and s25 , m
sEABoARD' AIR LINE.-l225 ? m and 1910 a M
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-s25 p m.
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAIIwAT.-755 = m week
n IR tI ss 2oHFoFT y no aa1 nnd NoFFoLK-756
AILAHTIc cITY..-s:55 m and a55 D N week
SaSSee SSaaSee 2y 9A a,-Cl3 t,cl205 h ?, M N week .dass
sundays and Point Pleasant 7.40. 5 IS = m y 25
sturssss oR & 5 5SsR s25 aE rs R99sb 9e46s6 &
-. 80 q m and 40 p m From Desbrosses and
FOR PIIILADELPHIA.
s9n t;xo' x ttss ~ SIS SO s2s t@55 .s55 'flo75
Ss5 AaS a425 455. 't4-55 FOR North Philadelphia
sdelphis onlS va 'gS' s1 t 80 i9r North Phil
esSs Se5 s7s5 s25 s25. .ts55 s55, 'tlo25. 'lO55
n, lZ-25, ~I-55. 4l.b5. ~3.25 tsf4
toT North Philadelphia only. ASS. s5.55 55 -
y 10 night -' - -'''
"Dining Car. fE,Ktra-fare train
4icket otnces Nos ssl. 1884. 1l3 esl Broadway.
is2 Fifth Avenue fbelow e5d ST.: ss3 Fiffb Aysn1s
corner ssth ST.; Astor House. stations named
ssS p91e bTooklyt Court Street, $50 Fulton Street
80 +1rcadNa,, and Pennsylvania Annex Station Tba
New York Transfer Company will cali for ana cb -
ossssge from hotels ana residences through 70 des
Talephone 54S chelsea" for Penusyyana Railroad Cab
~ N- - tE.fstst "a. R WOOD
f5erc-1l MGra~er. Tr.eHo M.,ao.-
GEO. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

Clearance. cf Brazil coffee Hs-rs % Eew-Iork.
ps- steamer bordeaux August g. io5do. cleared from
Ssn-Cs August 3 steamer B-itish Pr. 1ce. %2.o0p.
TIE satScaI position - BraEian coTee is follows
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

Foreign coffee cables-Rc- CoffeN market hIr0: No
Rio 6SI25 eIchangr IL 32d. receipts. 1o"o" ship
200: stock ~ 600 santos conee market hrn; good
average Santos $500. receipts. 5000. stock bAN'sl
F4amhsirR-,cTee opened !, PIG higher, A. 80
m was 4 higher sales 10000 Havrs ofe>
market steady franc higher. at Il N. unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

7,r=,, Aug s-FIOJR dun vHEAT-sprins o.>
e.[t-ys ra1t \, 1 Northern. 81 a. CORN Arn. No
,ariov 5S&c No corn. 9tiac- cAlS NsaAs NO .
y-rita nav a9i3c canal fre'gh5s seeady-
,l,icar, Aus e-Tas leading futures ranged as t'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLAN
u 7 he leaving time from Desb-osse
Streets is fvs minutes later than that
7 TVenty-third Street Station
FOR THE WEST.
ss.55 A. n. CHICAGO SPECIAL
se.S5 A. n ST LOUIS LIMITED
si0.e5 A. NJ. THE PENNSTLVASsIt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. AUGUST s
Vessel
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

Receipts 0f bTea1stuttS al lhtri'
last tHre= CipheFs uUu or',itted. 10
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

NEW YORK THEATRE E57 E5TN5Sgs 5Sg o2ls So
= Merry sicaI'NslaHge. MAID ANB MIIWMy