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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-TorS. August -. 1900
BEEvEsRcceip;- were 30 cars or $40 head i1s !
cars 81 bulls were held yesterday No trading tls
morning Feeling steady. Dressed beef IN limited de-
sfpnens to5ay and SUNDAY include sac cattle AMI Loo
quarters on MiuneJunka q London. fF eat
tie on the Idaho % which 800 10 London and 100 % t
quarters q beef partly estimated ~ IT'S
York 70 southampton 1000 quarters estimated IN -
Iucans Liverpool and 10 cattle and 10 sheep IN the
CAIVI1SLFtecsipts we're ZOE head. Tor the market
10 prime yeaIs sold al SGnSs TOO -, 10 ouueymks
Yor city dressed dressed. and
80 aTc FOR dressed Ernsssrs and butterwilSs - -,
SaIes-kerus Commission Company; % Indiana Neals
l4T y average 81 lu0 10 -
: sanders yeals las 70. s.. d.. i2o y. a, IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were - cars. o. s. ~
head ncludiuc Tor slauEhtersrs ami II tor ths
market sheep GrrR. lambs fair demand
anc viii Yesterdays opening ns
urss they acre stronger than Yesterdays finish Inc
per medium choice lambs AZ ~ SNnSf -" tus
1SGSS % canadian mutton stesdy a. "9e-
Saes-kcrns Commission Sonpany$ al soIsao
70 average 100 n, 30 do ~ % az - %
235 Kentucky DO 6s 10 at sri 10 $40 Western do % 10
Newton & Co t4e West virginia lambs - 70. s. so;
do n. al -. - West Virginia Cul!s.
81 -; West virginia sheer ~ H. a. - 40 - DO io
CTockstt & Co Gate yesterday: $50 VirtirIa
lambs 20 10. 81 -; : IVES; Virginia sheep ~ TO
: Judd & Co: Zoe Jersey lambs 81 n. at Sc IS
Sanders, 1Ui state lambs 90 70 At 70 -, ~ frl
sheen los n. a S+ P~nnsy lvaua do. Isl 10 at 81
* l.. : pslenoAck; 2o4 canada lambs Gu TO-
,ts6 IS. SO 10, ,,.,,,,,,-
about car for the Prices Good 900 -
Pennsylvania selling AZ s. go 100 10 Coun
dressed hogs steady. ,- -, no. =,
* FennSNtNah nosS -uS' H.
average, a s. 90 loo ~
s Sanders: / state hoS e1o 70. at IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
CUT TO END ON SEPTEMBER 10.
Missouri Pacific Alone TO Continue Cut on
Wire snd Nails.

According 70 dispatches received IN Wall Street
from Chicago yesterday, the Union Pacific and all
the other roads except the Missouri Pacific have
announced that the cut in freight rates TO %
Genus & hundred pounds on wire and nails from
Chicago 10 Colorado common points will end on
September 10. and the normal rate OF a. cents
Will be maintained
In explaining the attitude Of the Missouri Pacific,
an officer OF that road says:
The Union Pacific made = contract with the
American Steel and Wire Company TO carry sew
eral hundred carloads Of its products from Chicago
20 Colorado at the rate Of 45 cents A hundred.
Having secured all the business I'm sight the Union
st has moved that particular lot Of freight. When
= demand comes for wire and nails in transmits
souri, territory, the country will be stocked with
the stuff shipped by the American Steel and Wire
Company from Chicago 10 Colorado at IS cents.
cents less than the normal rate from Missouri
River points 10 Colorado common points. Unless
x is abe 10 get corresponding rates when the de-
mand for wire and nails comes from transmits
sourf territory, the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany cannot meet the competition Of the American
Steel and Wire Company Therefore the Missouri
Pacific and its allied lines Will withdraw the
reduced rates. but will maintain them indefinitely
The report that the Western cutting rate indi-
Gated rupture OF the Hartman and Gould in
out that William Rockefeller was working Ia nd
n glove with Z. H. Hartman and that John D
Rockefeller has large financial interest in all the
Gould projects II was declared that there was not
she slightest possibility OF serious trouble be-
tween the two interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

iSa 1fLEGkAfH TO TIE TRIBUSEl
+ al River. Mass. Aug 27-LocaI brokers r.nor,
that the weeks business in the print cloth market
was marked by the same duness that has char
hcterized trading since the beginning Of the stril.s
they place the total OF sales at about siYtv ,lo,,
sand pieces and state that the goods moved ue,a
IN small lots spots for nearby delivery 1,bts
condition they believe shows that vhate,er -.
ness IN the way or contracts the printers s,,a -
Neriers are doing IN other markets. they are con,
Ing here 10 supply only immediate wants. Nesrl,,
al or The sales were on the basis OF three cent, e.
regulars \ few STYLES sold on a slight, b..,or
basis. V''ei
Every week that the strike continues e,,a. -
surplus stock going down. TO be sure the yad,,a
'on IL comparatively small. but IL is sure ana =, a.
making hole in the stock Of certain n,ea,oe -.
are always IN demand. Ia consequence tier. r.
p7eh slight increase "a the offers for 81
waves. but the change has not been Of sres,a
extent 10 improve the market much WIN h,,,
-'s"t ana mainly Ia the hands OF brokers 49,, -,
re%sIrers In their daily calls al the oe,ces g. r.
'ueet are spending most Of their time !, .,so.a
-s Inc cotton market, which interests tbor, a..
l,erss s91 tnan anything else. a great de.t a.
dlIyAitlhk occur eua ble a.. Tor
ses many ot them would have IA 80 'IiS 20 re
srd IeW Or them have any Ia theiy :, nott,oh NJ
ing ~ &c, 49, soIa what they had stored $3.50
tp9 at,er are the that beiie,e on hand
- a lonE one Manufacturers do - stiihe
80 ~. 10 sen ther cloth and the rnarket etn 20
incl q son. anS lollowing prices: Twentv sigt,
inch BS sGuarsS .reets' 1s-inch 81 by go TIC. "
"'-ihch " By =. ssse. " squares A&c:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Southampton Aug 27-saed. steamer philadelphia VII
New-York via Cherbours (and passed Hurst 'a'O"
Lea $3.50.
Hun Aug 26-Sailed. steamer CaLsto tbhtcni "'7'''
NeW-Nork
Queenstown. Aug - 1921 Arrived. steamers Etru
ria (Brl. War; New-Iork Tor Liverpool anu ~,
ceeGedl; II:n4 a m. CedriS tBTl. HaddocS. NeW-'V
for Liverpool (aDd proceeded. -,
Brow Head. -. $50 plPass@i. steamer lS''U'
(Brl. War; NsW-York for Liverpool
Copenhagen. Aug 24-Sailsd steamer Helis clAV tD1'
Hoist. New York. -,r,-
Antwerp, Aug a7-sssd. steamer iceland tBr). BFo'"
head. New-YoTk. ,,,d
Bordeaux. Ang 25-Arrved. steamer Tenedes tGer' A"
New-York .,,,A,rw
Cheroourx Aug %. u-Arrtved steamer HaInoGes
(Ge-l, Burmeister. Sew-York via plymouth w.
Hamburg land proceeiedl ~,
Havre. Aug %. 10 a m-saled, steamer la Sa'oie F'
Polro,. NsW-York. ,A,,5sl
phia. Mills Southampton Tor New York 'anu ~
seeded -, fr,ap
Gibraltar Aug 2T-PaSsed. steamer NNTd America tl'N
Rano, for Naples and Genoa - ,r,-,
Palermo Aug 26--Arrived. steamer Napoiean Frince
Eagleton. New-YoTk via Fayal 81 Nienaes 55.e.-,5i
Naples Aug 2+-Arrived. steamer Sardesna utAA' A
New-York -. p-3r.
Manila Aug 22-saed. steamer Indramayo (sr' RI,
from Yokohama. for singapore aEd tTsrney
Para. Aug l9-Arrived steamer FlnninenSo t9i'' So
New-York via Barbados. ,,-,,.. ,Brl
santos, AUG 2s-Arrived. steamer Roman F''Ae'
Smith. New-YoTk via Pernamhuc0. etc - .,,r.-
Auckland. Aug Arrived. steamer tsueeros t7F'' w.
ton. New york. Vincent g v - .,aister
Vincent, q V Aug 1T-Sailed steamer Su's Mel
Hsckmann ger, Aim. from New fo'A 70
bourne. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
shipments of Tin Taken from South
ern Mines Profitable.

The Carolina Tin company fss receHu! mace
ssjpyceuts from the tin mines near Bessemer CITY
y G and SHIPMENTS have also been made from the
Ross mines near Gafney. s. Z. These are said to
be The first profitable shipments OF tin ore in carload
lois made in this country.
T1,i. continent uses one-hah Of the worlds COZ
,,,,,o, oy Tin hut II has had 10 depend on the
Far East chiefly for supplies. The market conul-
lions have been unsatisfactory for American con-
sum.rs because the spectators in London usuaIiy
have the prices under their control and endeaVor 10
force the values higher when they find that there
a. !. nrosn.c. of a large demand from this country
The results from the North Carolina vein are prov
ing that tin can be profitably produced here, ana
this viii doubtless stimulate efforts in other sec
lions where the ore is known TO exist The report
from ths ASSAYS OF the ii this vein state that
-. concentrates run from Go to 80 per metal
liz Tin sud the assays of the lump ore show from
~ 10 1859 per metallic tin. Picked specIlD'S
.hoV results as high as 50 per cent metallic III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, Aug. 81, 1904
ARRIVED.


Steamer CrnbFa tB7). stephens. Liverpool August ~
cPein passengers. mails and Eldse Arrived az
az 1918 ?
steamer Celtic tBr. Ransom Liverpool August 70 ami
Queenstown - 90 the White Line with So cabin
70
steamer Paul. Passcw SOUTHAMPTON and CnerhoC--
August 70 70 TIE International Mercantile Marine Co
With ISL Cahi1 No Storage Passengers mails and mtss
Arrived az The Bar at sos
steamer Kentucky dam, StahL Cronstadt July -
Riga = and Copenhagen August 10. via Boston IS q
Steamer Cherokee Archibald Azua August Is
Domingo city and MacOTts 10 Sanchez and =.
Puerto Plata aud Moate Crist - and Turks Islyand y
40 clyde \ 30 with Il passengers mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 245 p N.
steamer Ntglancia. kniSht. Vera Cruz august -
proEr-so ~ aud Havana - James Ward 4 with
10 passerEers mails and mdse Arrived a. the BsF
m. 2Sth,
Steamer Moorish Prince tBrl Barrett santos July 50
Rio J2neirO August > and Victoria q the john
SeaEer with passengers mails and mdse. Arrival
at the Bar at IL
steamer Apache staples JscksonviIIe August "a an
Charleston * " u clyde Co with passengers ani
Iise. Lett Quarantine at s,j3
Steamer Nlgi'anca. from Havana and MsNico Fassei
in sandy Hook at p NJ,
Cherokee. Domingo City. south OF
the Highlands at la 49,
steamer Clty Of COLUMBIA Savannah august "a
20 tte Ocean So Co with passengers ami mise. ls''
Quarantine at 525 a e.
steamer jefferson. Dole. Newport News and NorfolS T.
the Old Dominion Co. with passengers and udse Ls''
Quarantine a. @:if , m.
Steamers Pretoria fGerI for hamburg. vis po err In
cania tRrl Liverpool Minnstouka tBr london; New
York Southampton: Sicilian Prince ERR. Naples az"
Palermo MA Azores: Hekla DAM Chrst!aHsaud Cope
FIuron C1harlrs,rr ana Luiia.
curacao. Guayrg. Landau city tIir. hrista''
Caribhee tErl. 81 Kits Barbados. ety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
NEW CANADIAN PACIFIC STOCK.
Issue of sos, 500, 900 Common To Be Used
To Buy Small Properties.

II is understood that the s2Stoo.eo or new cana
dian Pacific Railway common stock, which VIII ne
s,,.bo.3zed on October at the annual meeting OF
the stockholders will be used to pay for several
email bur important properties, which the company
has acquired recently. and for improvements and
betterrneats OF various kinds. All the S5.SnS9
stock VIII not be issued at once. The Official CIR
cular says Il Will be issued from time TO Time
as the directors may authorize.
The ofacsi call does state the terms on which
the new issue VIII be offered TO stockholders. but
Il is understood 1t will be az par. The new issue
viii make the total capital stock N429oep, OF
which 100000 Will be common stock The last
Increase made in the capital OF the Canada n
Pacific was IN 1902, when $4,000 was authorized
and sold 10 the stockholders at par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug ?T.-CIosins- wHEAT-spot nominal /.
futures strong September. Is 4Ssd december IS cad
Co<aNspot hrm American mixed 5s I'd futures steady:
September. IA Tad; December: Is 3ssi PEASCanadau
steady. 5s It'd FIoUR-st. Louis fancy winter
inAl, SIS Cd. HOPS in London tPacinc CoBsD
iOsGf7. BEEF dull. india 6ss 0d. PORK
firm: prime Western, 7os HAMs-Short cut II 70
10 10 strong, 62s Observation-Disclosures cut. 20 30 10.
strong ass short rib 10 to - 10 firm 47s long clear
middles. light % TO "a N. firm. AS I'd: long
5 TO 10 10 steady, 45s
20 N. steady ABS: clear bellies. 10. strong
60S. SHOULDERS Square, IL TO 13 ~ steady.
LARD frm prime Western In tierces. 35s
fined. in pals. 3os Cd. RUTHERFORD United States
steady 7Os CHEEsE-AmeFicsn finest white firm. AS:
American finest eoored strong. as Cd. TALLoW-Prime
city firm. lis Cd. TURPENTINE- Spirits steady is
RoSIN--;omInon steady Is. PETROLEUM. Refined
quiet, Gid LINSEED OH. steady, ISIS Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions I'm bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF tho United States Dis
trice Court
GEORGE SOBER. No. Fulton ct: liabilities. s4sls
assets. 81 6SS Principal creditors: Guy TaEliahue M
g04 Pesrl-st. $1,000. and Margaret Solder GIN \
Y. $50 Assets consist OF O sporting Yooda
$500; accounts. $50; deposits In bank sl4
JOSEPH REARDOS. Manaroneck. 7 invountn P,
petition FLED by ". N. McCionigaI and others vii
claims aggregatns slab Alleged bankrupt admitted in
sOlyeney
JOSEPH BLOCK. manufacturer of ladies' skirt. NJ
&c Walker-st involuntary petition filed by Kremar /.
Rrener, with claim OF SHl4 Preferential
removal OF wooens from place OF worth So 1
alleged 'N' f'''O'
George T. Darrell appointed receiver o, IN. b.,
mess 81 s L WILSON e. BRO, No. Hester 81
D J.. Ietcaif appointed receiver % the hu,,p...
NATANsOS BROS. & HARRIS. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
,ts6 IS
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati Aug .5-HOGS active: butchers. IS sou
e. So common sIG$5 so CATTLE steady: fair 10 good
shippers lOuSt 81; common SsS- 81 Sfttt-f stohs
SiI$S 70: lambs strong 50 TStS1 tn -.
CITY CATTI4E-ReCeipts, eco head.
market unchnge export and dressed beef steers
IS a5qS6, fair good 81 1895 Western fed steers.
"a -sTx5 So sockers and feeders s. S6lS3 TO- southern
steers S. aNGSt -; Southern SdaSS native COWS
Il AIS native heifers as. bulls. seGS3 80.
calves S"n$5. HOGS-Receipts. +0so head; opened
strong easy; 81 40 bulk Of sales 50 qsS o
heavy pGkS packers s. 2 s. 40: pigs and lights
s. l5Ns5 81.
SHEEP Receipts market uomlnaly STEADY, ma
tive lambs S4pS5 -; native wethers 81 coos; native
ewes S3VSS so lambs. Sass 40, Western year
Hngs So S0aS4 sheep 230s3 - socSers and
feeders, s. 500 So CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
STRUGGLE FOR GERMAN COAL MINES
Hibernia Stockholders Vote Against Com
panys Sale 70 Prussia.

Dusseldorf. Aug 1.-THE Prussian governments
offer 10 acquire the Hibernia Coal COMPANY was re-
3ected ar a stockholders meeting here to-day by
ninety-two votes, representing SA020 OF stock.
sgainst nineteen votes. representing $3.50 20 The
Ilresoner ana Schanhausen hanks previously with
crew Their 100000 OF stock and protested apafret
taking vote now. This does not end The stT,Io1is
Tor the control Of the compaty 7e'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

EN- arsts Iea90r a, mark. CHEESE unchanged. New
York creams. oho!ce TO fancy, sAG9se DO fs- 10
Toledo. Aug 2T--CI.OvERsEED-Cas ash, s. 60. oct2-
be- s. December. s. 5Tis- ALSlKE-FTime, 81 80
s. s. TIMOTHY Prirns $ ia Septeuaos-
81 So -
Louis. AfS. = NlIl.RI-No : rel tasr - a.
81 as September 81 07 pecsnher. 81 90 dS V'; No
CORN No cash. ~ nc, Decent eF
4sisc. MAY. 47'sc- OATS-N0 casA 32'se- December.
&c. MAJ. IS &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.

Reynari Katharine F-J r Jones. April -. ISIS S:3i
Tsfr,sry "a 1891 ...................... i5l4
Same {rnuro?ld. April . 1891. ........-..-.. 1pt7
SANE Pheinrtrafu 81 al: February ii. 1897 }9l
Snme-F Boyd another: March 3. 1897 l.i2i
same-AmericaE Distributing Company: February NO.
Same-H A. II Reimers, February 10. 1s9T......- S9I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

Ihe'hrst name IS that OF the debtor the second
mat OF the creditor. and date when Judgment was
fled w.
I:lstoeaeI SAMUEL Eloosk.: December IA 1909 s7os
''sse.snal' Narcns-J Kueth and another: April
-. g
ssh bersef. henrT' = T Inman; MAJ r.. 1904 -,
sanie- ssaEie. -idy a. 1891. -. - .- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 81, I p m.--COTTON-spot I'm light
demand price. points American middlins fair
6s4d: good mdding. 70d ndding 6asd low rniddiins
642d: good Ordinary geo. ordinary The sales Of
TIE day were :0oo bales which 600 for specuo
ton and export and included l. 800 American Receipts
2oJ bales II American. Futures opened easy closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
NAVAL STORES.

TIE marIxe; spirits turpentine unet with 56'kc
ked for ma ma do bbls.
We quote:
56iac.
TAR 81 75Gsi 50. nominal
ROsIN-C mon 10 good 81 C5aS2 20. 81 81 4. 81:
c. SO %: Il 81 OaS3 II; ligS3 *. 81 9OaS3 ~.
NJ 81 2Oasi -. y 81 25aS4 30. q. 81 55GSi So W.
STOCK IN HAND
Tar
Charleston Aug 2T.-TURPENTINE hrn. 50i1c sales
none. ROSTN firm; ssles none. \, - and . 81 30. y.
g 80; F. - go r. ~ 20, {" y 90 ~ = w. 90
Savannah Aug. 27-TU RPENTINE. 5Sc; receipts. $50
bbs: Ais: 5Ss RoSI$ firm:
1861; sales 2oI3 exports; 4.ls5. We quote 4. and
G. So A2s D. So 4J6s2 az; F. 81 5OQS2 52fs " 81
O. SOS H. So 7Ogs2 10; l. 81 Is; X. So 55 NJ. So 30.
n 81 10 " g. 81 30; " W 81 10
Wilmington. Aug. 27.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE-Noth-
Ing doing Receipts o. ROSIN arm: 81 30 receipts
24s TAR 81 20: receipts. II. CRUDE TURPEN-
TINE, arm. SO -. So 10. 81; receipts. 1856.
London Aug 27-TURPENTINE-Sp Spirits. Cd
RosIN-American strained. 80 liad. hHe. lis ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday
tie first name being that OF the debtor:
Te,ro ssiirh,. , SS.abeiser ana another si354
,, otnsr: 2Gs2
reL-,ist,., s1-I - . rsfAHoias AZ Brother......
~ Is,.- -. . IhoiIas as trustee...... 1907
vii.ta,ns -. VA u thew--
'''''"'3f -%%e~S is--f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

,,' tad: american midd'inE. c. August. s27d.
Autust ana september 6tjd. september
so, October and November. : TGi. November and be
'"1d' December and January, 5G3d: January
Orc fr"ruhrf. aud; February March : 62f. March
.1l April 5o:t. Aprl and May. 5G.d May and June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

The little advertisements In the narrow columns look
small. but the offers they represent la In
stances. big IA house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Cash quotations Is follows FLOUR steady; win
patents SJ$3 20 straights 81 dOSl spring NAT
81 20oS5 go straghs 81 20qs5 To- bakers Sc COO
81 10; No red. 81 Odg.q$1 o7S. CORN. No = 52ac;
No yellow. 53tsc OATS. No . SlGf3l sac: No white
33Q3ic; No white S2U237.c; RYE, No 2. 72ac; BAR
LEY. good feeding i0d42; fair To choice mailing 4Ts
s?lse ELAXsEED No l. $ IS; No Northwestern
bbl. Sll 30aSll 4o LARD 100 ~ sol.
MEATS-Short rib sides tlooseD 2S6ixT sbo-;
sides boxed. S. 25@SS 10. WHiSKEY basis 81
high wines, 81 y. Produce Exchange day.
BITTER steady: creameres. l4a lSlec; dalries 1.is
l6c. EGGS Arm; mark. cases Included. l4isai6sS
CHEESE firm 500.
Duluth. Aug. 21.-wf.EAT-No /. 81 I41s: No = North
81 121s September. 81 ~ December 81 os "a MAJ
81 lla.
Milwaukee. Aug. 21.-WHEAT.No Northern 81 ISL
aSf 10 No Northern 81 ooleaSl H. pecemher q GA
RYE lower: No .. 74c. BARLEY-No . 5sc; samns
3sg0sc. CoRN-No 3. a4s9Soc: December 5oA $50 !. c
asked.
Minneapolis. Aug 2I.-.,wHEAT-septegber 81 osls
i Northern. 81 I2i, No Northern. 81 iOia 49, ~
contract grade August 81 o2aSl coRN Sn a
weak: August OATS weak and unssttIa5.
. white. natural new. 36laG3Ic: No :. white rInnsd
37G3Tise. BUTTER quiet but urn: extra Western
creamery Toe: nearby prints zoe EGGS steady
and fair demand. nearby. nsts 1ohc at marx West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ru0alo, Aug. p FLOUR ntm. wHEAT-Sprins No
northern spot about cleared 81 -: winter dull,
No re-! in store 81 H. CORN Offerings light: No ;
yellow 5t'-t, No SO weak. No vii
3o9c, No mixed. 30. CANAL FREIGHTs steady ''s'
Chicago. Aug 27.-The leading futures ranged s., ,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

YOUNG GIANTS.
those Ads of the People. In making business
for those who them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Bohu's homeopathic Laxatves are so called from
their mild action-so mild indeed that NOT me
SLIGHTEST unpleasant sensation is experienced stun
they induce the effect thoroughly and perfectly
nensla dizziness ana all disorders OF the stomach
iiI-er aud intestines Many who have used them say
- are the greatest health aid OF the century
High lvers'' will find them a safety valve; as
49, cen The human machine IN perfect working
orSssr price &c Your druggist obtain them
81 Crittcuton's or MckesSon & Robbins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise $40 Sunset 1853 Moons age is
HIGH WATER.
M-Saudy Hook $40 Island a;1I Hell Gate ti:O4
Hook 4+9i Gov. Island 9.2i Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

20. matter not TO fors.i 10 ds, 4, q, ,..,
Little Ads. of the reopie. - '"A over ihoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

.e-H s. II Reimers. February 10. 1891
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-05-12
Cultivate Kindness.

DO Kindness when you can.
Do not wait for one that is easier to
do than not.
If it does cost little effort TO do it 80
much the better for you.
Let your mind be open to perceive
what you may do, your hand ready
and your heart warm to do 1t with
good will.
If you form the habit of daily doing
the little kindness that you may, il
will bring you daily satisfaction in
seeing the comfort aud happiness that
you have been permitted to bring into
the lives of others.
1t may be that it is a kind word
spoken 10 or for one; it may lie the
gift Of a flower or a book; it may. be
but smile, but given with the heart,
1t both carries and brings joy.
Perhaps you may give ready hand
to help at some task, a homely task, ii
may be.
1t might be going out Of our way a
few blocks on some errand; it may be
the giving of thought or time and con-
sideration of plans, ways and means,
or some helpful advice.
Whatever the thing to do may be, do
1t with heart in the doing.
Be glad that you are so blessed rs to
be aole to do kiud deed.
Do not look for gratitude or praise.
Often it may happen that you get
neither.
The best reward will be in your own
soul.
In letting sympathy expand your
heart aud kindness make II tender,
you are fostering growth of good in
your own character.
The kindness that is not done for
sake of reward is the truest kindness.
1t matters little to whom you are
kind.
II to a kinsman, you make the tie of
relationship stronger and more dear.
If to a stranger, it is as If tie of
blood bound him to you.
If to the aged, think how gratifying
TO have added one little moment of
pleasure to ones declining years.
"The blessing of the aged maketh
rich the soul. .
Let the kindness be to o child, the
sick, stranger, the poor or the rich (for
the rich also have need of Kindness to
your servant or the one above you in
station, or TO whomsoever kindness
can he done, each kind deed makes
your heart larger, your sympathy
broader, your purpose in life greater.
Something you may do may seem a
very little thing 10 yon, but it may
have far reaching effect for good that
you may not dream of.
The kind word spoken today may
seem without result, but often it is
found to bring rich fruit in after
years.
You may never know the result of
some kindness done, but be sure it is
never wholly lost.
Though you do not know it, good in
some way, somewhere will inevitably
come of it.
Even kind thought lives forever
Ex.