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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05
DETECTIVE CATCHES MAN
WITH MISS hORGAN'S BOA
Took Him to London Court as American
Woman Was There Reporting
Her Loss.

LONDON. April 5.-Detective Dawson
saw a well-dressed man crossing West
minister Bridge with the tails Of q fur
boa protruding beneath his overcoat. The
detective asked the man for an eN-
PLANTATION He said he had found the
boa IN Westminster Abbey and was tax
ing il to the lost property office The
detective pointed out that he was going
from the Office and not toward it, and
then arrested him and took him 20 a
police court
There Miss Emma Morgan. a sister OF
Mrs. John r. Carter, wife Of the second
secretary Of the American embassy, was
found informing the officials that she
had lost boa IN the Abbey IN the after
noon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05
HOW THE TIRED WOMAN
MAY REST PROPERLY

When very tired after fatiguing day
in nome or office, If possible lie down
Nat on your back In a darkeued room
TOT halt an hour and fold your arms
across your chest When YOU rise. take
de9p breaths. holding the air for few
seconds in the lungs. Raise mo arms
ord a level with the chest iu front of The
body. Pass them over the head and
down az the sides again. always u,.ess-
Ing the hands backward
Wnen the feet ache with fatigue. do
not. AS is often done, soak them fr moi
water. This makes them tender. Ratbe
them iu "a basin Of tepid water into
which has been dropped "a handful OF
fuller - Garth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05

The coat is trimmed with silk braid
in black. the collar and cuffs being Of
leaf-grecn velvet. bordered with bands
Of narrow gold braid. The facing Is of
white SILK, edged with "a narrow fold
of the green velvet. and strapped with
the gold braid. This white facing APP
pears when the coat is opened, when
fastened little black frogs are used up
the front Of the garment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05

The chiffon frills give pretty, frou-
frOu effect TO the front of the cloak,
bands Of lace edging either side stitch
ed fatty 10 the cloak proper. The body
Of the garment and the sleeves are
shirred on cords. the necessary fuIlness
being thus obtained FOR the lower part
OF the garment ana sleeves.
The second figure in our illustration
wears a smart coat in black cloth, the
skirts being attached at the waist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05
RUSSIAN SUITS FOR BOYS.

In the small boys spring outfit should
be- included the Russian suit. This has
"a long double breasted house. with re-
movable cuffs. and Elton collar. ana
llnickerbockers. A line collar and Wind
sn- tie should be worn with this suit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05

PWhl the opera season not very far
AWAY IL behooves women 70 look 10
gheir aening clOaks.
Our Illustration shows a new import
ed fnodl in champagne crepe de chine,
edged win white Point NeEise lace
4ypiountet over frilis Of chiffon. The
loose htwine sleeves have cuffs of lace
D. fiat c4De adding a wide effect 20 the
shoulder. this being edged with lace
also.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-05

saying gOod-by, Didn't-couldn't you
feel that anything was missing Great
heavens"
Why" l said, smiling at his dunn
founded incredulOusness, in writing
story. of course
oh" he exclaimed catching me
crafty in mis- arms, hang the stOries,'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
OTHER MARKgTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

ca.,a=, Aug -CATTL5-sece2ts; $500 head. Tex
ana eo0- market saw steady, good 90 prime steers,
81 s-rckers and feeders
cows 81 2-uS4. heters S2Si 25. Gamers 81 SOC
balls S.1S+ s. ~ as -, Texas Ted steers
Sarx4 5o FOGS-Rsceipts. 5000 head; market, &c
fg- Mixed AMI lU-Ga-s s. 2pG$5 50, good 20 choice
heavy s. IS 90. heavy SiSN5 10, Light 50 2S4
81 5-.- tgls cr sales s. -CE$5 40. SIiF>GPRece.p-s
cos head market steady. good 70 choice werhe-s So lo
s 0 sar T. choice. mixed S5SS3 IS: native lambs S4
'Ci5,.n7atL Ar. 8-TIOGs s;ssty. sass 65. CATTLE
easy S2TS5 SHEEP steady StqS5 So LAMBS stead.
Es2t nueai7 Aug scATrLE- -Receip,s $50 head.
slow prime steers s. 5oTS6 shipping "a 75GS5 IS butch
srs SES5 beters S 90 81 co. COWS and bulls 81 75sS+
st-e~s and feeders 50 ~ Sc 20 NALSttece.p-s 500
head act,ye sac higher s. 5oGsT IS. HoGs-Recep,z.
500 head active: piss t5c higher; light weights Sons
heavy lower. heavy s. 6S5 IS; mixed $ 65$5 .;
Yorzers PIGS. S6rS6 ~ roushs s. 6G4 l5
stays So 755$4 Is. daiies. s. ioeS5 IS sfiEEP AND
L.ANBs-R Receipts. 500 head: slower: lambs. S5GSL
yeaugs s5uS5 70. vethe-s, 81 T5GS5; ewes. Sass %
Kansas CITY aug 5-CATTLE-Receipts $500 head.
frcIuai2 300 soutnerns steady choice export
ans dressed beef s. 4tpS6 u; fair 81
- 25 Western red steers S46S5 75 sockers feeders
o = 81 5U Southern s. 50S+ So Southern cows
81 5oEs3 -: 81 750$4 hefers s. 20
QS5. bulls - IS 50 -. calves s. 50qS+ -. HOGS
Receipts GOCo head market 6G32c lower top 50 32ia
bulk or sales s. OJS5 % heavy s. 059S5 20; packers,
s. IS5 .. pigs and ushts, S5GS5 3-[l SHEEP-Rs-
cepts 1900 head market strong; lambs. S4lSts5 fel
ewes. SsuS3 IJ. Texas clipped yearIugs s. 5OGSi -,
Texas clipped sheep. So 25GS4: stocSera ana feeders
s0G{ Sc
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

Ral Do d2e5tc c-sa3se: Ja.a. '.g51sc; Rangoon il
SLCAR-EeLned sugar was firm and aclve. vita over
saes epoTtel List prices wee Ca-arse1 Iicce quot
Cd are net less cent -aSa days: Cut iCaf
crushed. 5-sJc mould =. U-JUc. cube 5.4Cc; &-S2<[
powered, 5sc; powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
powdered. 5.-5c, c-af-ctl-ss gaEGated 5-4Oc;
Eagle coarse and extra fire grauulated J5c E2s.e %
-I,S. u bags and 3 Il bags Cr me s-anu.-tec oc.
s2Ee aae. standard and diamond ., 5l5c, cofeconers
= O. Nos :. aat 3 4S;.,, No T. 4o9e; NJ ., 4etei
No O. 4tJct 80 :, .Tuc- 80 :, -.Sc. . Adocs SO
10. +JJc: No H. %5oc No l.. l5c, No - 44oc; cc5
- and H. +t-l- local Juarsct t1r raw sugar
arTn vita 1IL prices ou-tel C=1t-it-sa sj test 40
Lite; n11sca ado 80 test S-lJC, uolasaes
- est 1lGc- Tie beet sugar was lrrl, 5ut London
ea1le4 unchanged p.ceA WIKI August and September
quoted az los i-tc- This weeks SUMMARY of the 5--
t!sttcal position made up 4y Wuetr & Gray Shows
STOCKS II the L0 states and Cuo4 tOE-I9r cf -,iI6
tons aseiast -I-. t1as last wee1 ana 5194e- tons
iast ear decTeas. 4t llb sons trc1l last -cN
n Europe. lfiI2g;u against lS44 last
Iota! stocks Of Europe and America. 2,iJ.5I6 tons
against 5U3,5IO tons last the
and 3'@i $50 tons az the even late q January T. l+4
e decrease Of stock IS 46s 54+ asal-s- decrease
q ol5so tons last week increase ct 295sS
January !. 1904 Hamburg reports shipments oe 6C9o
tons raw sugar 70 the United states and freight
elEaEenents
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

Trains depart Grand Central station. +-d d aa4
AN Az. as follows for .=,o
=. iJ.OUs - 5.O1 sfl2-tO p. u =.
BOSTON. via Hartford and WiLIir-a1tlc-T.oOO A. h-s
T2-oU p II. Worcester Putnam
BOSTON. VIA SprngG=dtS0O - N. u i1ZOO = lS4uOs
'uDO p. 81
FITCHBCRG. via Wilumantlc. Putnam, sni Woreess'F
-T'J-00 7. II
LAKEsVILI.E3 ard NORFOLK +ys.15 A u. - so P Il
GREAT DARLINGTON. STOCRBRLDGE.. L-H-NO&-
PITTSFIELD. via south NorWaiz-tSoO. tss--S A. AZ
WATERBCRY and wINsrED-t5:cO. $500. tTsoo
ftI002. S'lOO2 ito Waterbury, A NJ. f9LuS TA"Ses
SIS u1, 1880. $1,000 60 Waterbury, P n -. =.
Ticket oI1ces az c-aud Central Station arc clotn ST.
also a. cII3, c26I l5 cIS54 BroadEay g PARK PaS
c=5 Union square CLs2 Fifth Az, cA5 C0uElous Az %
Madison Az c2l3 Wes- I25Lh ST. i25th ST. IN
Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. s60 Fulton St. $50 broadway
E d.
'Daly: tExcept sundays. Ssundays only satuE|
days only fS-1ps 125c1 +Parlor Car LllI5lted
Has Dining Car Agencies selling Pa-lor and sleep
Ing tcAsJs a-s0.
c T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pas4 Agt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

NEW JERSET CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street aud south Ferry. CrIns fron1 sourh
gerry I'VE minutes earlier than shown bsIow-)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
ShJNk-z4-a9 lI-I5 EastOn Oniy). 80 a m, 10.
: g. 30 t5-4s Easton onlyJ ,. Sun. zA2s q
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-zAoo. 40 a m.
S99 2 n SUNDAYS q IS a m. 100 D n.
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHTRST, TOMS RIVER AND
BAIsSECHAI-Z4- 90. SS- 40 a n. z1-So (3.s0 Lake
%o9d and Lakehurst o1lyl. A20 =. m sundays
ALLANTIC CITY-ss.4o a. N. ts.4o J. n
NiNELAND And BRIDGETON-fzA60 e. IN. Ff1-Jo
HONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
14o1 S3e, iLso a N. xl2o: s5. SSO. 3S3 (sxcsps
sundays. except OcsaG Grove. els a m. Lso. &oo~
PHHADEIPHA rERSrrsgAL) sAak
gLs5 s3 fl9GS; fi99 s5S f2S9 dsS a. ss
5llS0 p. m. e12l5 ndt-
2STa AND CHESTNUT STREET-sAs5. rS-0 s1d0o.
l%99 a m. '20e t'4o0. $500. "To3 ta7s p
BALTIMORE AND wAsHTNGTOS-soa 1000 1ssa.
zoo, AGO. 500. 700 12.I5
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvMLE AND WILL
a. n. Reading onlyl. 500. ~L20. - 90 D n.
Ees6inE Potrsvtlle aad Efrsb's only. 400. IS 90
Atlantis Highlands. seabrght. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch, Asbury Park. p Pleasant 500, 1000. 1L00
a N. 100. 100. 2.45 A3O. $40 t3-00 Asbury Pa<kD
p m sundays lo-oo a n LOO 400, 500 p N
Sunday Sunday only <ParlOr only. Iva Tarna-
qua ESztu-days. aEzcept Sarurdays
Oess: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Astor House.
zol Ia 1900. 1881 Broadway lSe 5th Az. Is Union
Squars West 153 East 125th St. s73 West 125th 81,
Zt5 Columbus Av, New York Court St. 344. $50
Fulton s.. B'klyn: $50 B'way W'msburg New York
Ir3sfsr Go calls for and ehscs oaggass % dsstnation
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr. Gen Passr As--
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.


~-.r-- .- ---t+-.as t.-ssg's coffee market
=. r--y ---lvs one H.-1 business reaching
mate 6s Jfp bass. So e-1
go accounts had been receives 49, -----s
--= s-.- t1-t L--s- reports
Concerned The growing .-1- --- .---s -..t Icy
" I-- current lEp-Lc-4-La
II -.1- 20 -1z l- -5 1rl-s = lscA4ss co-4es
zas advanced BE 90 price va - --,----t,-
--- -----sE - lie also mat -1- t6e asL NO q
r--e- zssra- i seem tza- 11ere vas any very
----- -.,s-a-a demand. certainly there nothing
ii more general buying movement, cUt fresh
4r.--g were co-1pa-a limited, ana t-e r,aAe-;
S--f-r sresEr II aiE---e Z points. closed
80 r rar 5-r points higher TIE opening s-F lIce VAS
--.-. continued -leSs IN TIE primary
vsrIzrg lscs---s lie ---4 receiI-s ana rather
hgf.s- E----ez1 cables man looked tcr ~ ne after
T1s,-. franc and Hamburg was
pa-aI = re BIGGER Neither q TIE Brazilian markets
r=r-r s---e = tLe y q p-ttte-
5s1acre demand i-s---y Il The street failed 70 Dc
Indication = material Improvement II trade
=-~s a.rrr-ra The s-ct market ARMY held. with
sTe SEE s-y -a-r.-G ESQ RIO No Tne spot mar
ef Is steady Hh quotations q -e bass O &c
f-r 30
TIE range az contract v1ss the Local market toaay
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

Erss 7s9 II 81 3
STOCK al psf:s last yeaf.... a5se7$
st0S at al interior same time iast year ss5S
Stock Il A1isricaa aaoaS for 'GTea; Britain
ceOn exess1ss & special L1ysPooi cables spot ooson
quiet 5ut st=a4y p9-s higher; closed steady, net
s5st5ns August 576a: August t-septsaber ) std; Sep
- T5f.- 9S .liL.' 81 1 -Ioy+nI-
Fs5r1ary ana Feo--ayA-aTeh 8 2Od MarchAprtl 52It
FLOUR AND MEAI~-yeste-day's aoa- market dcysl-
eyet no 1ew features Buyers ana sellers stlu
reported Included cars new winter sraightl
e. m Sr@ 'oS - s5ns 225s2,s; s sPring patents 50 tog
IS aegSa 80: No winter IS s5aS8 80 RYE FLJl
s,s5eS eS' % C'5rH alEITlner Quoted: Kiln
Fine hs and yeioH @ s. -. 5T 4 70I p S41 EFFn
cling SD 20, aorr 90 s24 % red dog S26 August slip
& S22 &5o9s5 20 Fs5 reg a9k s2 h0ay chop So 5OaS23 IS
bst ss5 5earsh tendency ;aS the Preesdag day
ing around noon al 1916 vas abs scapiag mar
SUD tie pofessioal aIe5t ssizes @ ~ al As % @
market Brls turned noon and WITH the help Of some
ket the hears fast ;haJ prices moved .c at
previous high water mark Of the bull campaign
eral other occasions similar break
kct checked by the bulls, but n W OF
ported stand Nor-hWcs. authority.
who quoted saying that Northwest have
very good crop Of wheat 10 bushels although over
s4-eTaote area grade selinE finally lecame
great for the market ana sharp
close which
teroer declined from 81 Ola 81 Ola Throughout
day The September vas leader in the upward
merits and both here option
terEly increased premium over December The for
etgr generally firm markets. Liverpool
closing 1914 higher Paris points up Berlin
= piE G-sher and Budapest B points higher On
ctEe. hand brComna- cable said that weather
= western EuTope continued there might be smaller
foreign demand tor wheat than FOR years.
especially this autumn Argentine shipments
bush. bush over estimates.
Southwest receipts aggregated $4,000 bush.
wt-1 S-'.uvo bush last At the Immediate opening
c-r market sUpporte5 hy foreign orders and held
The latter rallied and thereafter swung
together NO red closed 80 Northern Duluth.
81 ia. No 1 hard Manitoba 81 O5. al aAoat.
COEN--Ihe local corn market a affair and
closed &c lower There big in Chicago and
showed considerable although
the main tendency was downward of good
weather and large receipts English closed
I'd higher and Argentine shipments 100000 bush
the previous week There complaint late
day about damage from cold nigars claiming that
loads No closed 5si7c elevator and 81 Q
5S3-- aAoat 70 . white be-. No yellow.
Coo o ae0a-- OATS-There was further weakness IN
account OF favorable South
west selling az CHicaso. The local cash market con
tHle1 a. go 7-85a.ta9s ~ IS as f9SSs MEed - 70 - 81
u ~ =. %5Q5lc- RXE-Mzrkst nominal, BAILEY
Ma-Ket nominal
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I.v verpo1I. Aug. 5.-Cl1s.us. WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures steady September 1iisd December CORN
Spot. s-ea1y, American raled Is u:
Futures steady. September JsS6. PEAS-Cauasi an.
steady s. lad FLoCR--st Louis fancy winter dull.
BEEF-Extra India mess dan 5ss Sd. POPk-Prirss
mess. Western, steady. 67s 6d CUT NEATS-IIarns.
short cut Ia To i6 n strong Bacon nrTn Clbe--
land cut 26 30 44s 3D. short rib 10 -
long mddes. light = 81 70, arm 4Ts 81. long
clear uidd.as heavy IS 20 10 p AS short clear 6aes.
ders. Is ID. firm. As IARD-Sceadv.
prime Western tlerces. Sis Cd; American refined IN
pals 25s I'd BL-TTER-Giood United states cliet Sos
CFTEESES-Flrrr American white SIS 40 c9lcred
SOS Cd TALLOW-Prtna city. firm, 2Is 81. TURPEN-
TINE-Splrits quiet. Ais Cd ROSIN-Comuaon steady,
e Cd PETROLEUM-Rehnsd. quiet, SisA L4NSEED
OILr-E1rrn- lSs 6A
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. s p. m.-CorToN-spot quiet.
prices two points higher American nld1ns tair $3.50.
good uidSIiag. 614d. middling 6021, low uIttd.tnE.
5S5d good ordinary. 564c: ordinary. iot Tha sales
cs the day were bales which $40 for spec
laan ami export and included 6. 900 American Re-
ceiots bales al American Futures opened quiet
isrlosed steady American Eli-dt7g. c. Aususr
ana SaprelIber. 9 6Cd- september
her 3ad 0-o5er ana November Esd. November
December 2id. December and January 41d, January
February 2r- FebrcG-y and March. 2t~i; Nagch
and
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
: faess IN the local market to

t'eal market f1r Epo. cotton closed quiet and IN
.5 or f+e basis 045c for rliddItng upland ard
s.,-@ ~ n---.1g 1lE Sales 70 spinneTs, i5s bales and
1- contract. $40 bales Southern spot markets
Co., S'esl-fhe- follows; Eew-Orieans. steady
r.e et l"sCs -ales 30 bales. Norfolk. steady,
,,rc- a. l9-sc bales Galveston. very steady
~ al ls.-c. sales. Id bales: Mobile. nominal
~ AZ l1c ssracEah, quiet lie lower, l0ssc
g. ~ uales, s. Louis quiet unchanged. lOssc
reE lA.es Memphis steady unchanged, az 101sc.
Is .te q eCftll a. the to-day ard 99r week
~ sslsr with The totals oc q week previous and OF
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

sacks; wheat 2s5 500 BUSH corn. 500 bush oats e6OO
bush. shipments Wheat, e10CO bush; com so bush;
tl.4su bush
st Louis. Aug 5-wsEAT-No red cash. elevator.
% September. 36c DeceIaber esssc; No hard Stg
0Gr. COftS-NO cash nominal. Septerber 5-itc. De-
ceEnber. +6c- OATS-SO cash S5c September SS9toi
December SI'zc. No . white SIlsc.
Toledo. Aug. 5-CLOvERSEED, cash ST.; Octoher.
s. 80. PRIME AI-SikE uncEansed; August. - 80 bid
PRIME TIMOTHY uaetangs1. SspLsElbe-. 81 50 b!L
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
NAVAL STORES.

steady market was reported splrts tu-peEtire.
with machine made barrels 564c- Rosin
steady and unchanged 50 T0GS2 IS 70 good
strained Iar was dun We quote SPIRITS TItFE-N
TINE-on and machine bbIs, B5Aa56lc CAR-Pine
and oil bh.s, nominal ROSIN-Common good strained,
81 7oaS2 e5 E. 81 s5 F. tsi c. s. Il. So To- So 400
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
q ---ss iu the Local market today

market barely steady no
RIO GS50. exchange l. 3-221: receipts, soCJ bags ship
nsats or United S-aa= 5000 bags, shipments e-r Europe
& STOCK COZ tzEs Sar-1s-Co-[-e market
STEADY. santos $500 receipts, 1000 bEgs
f-1-- fEa-1---E4---es market opened
pfr t.zssr. ar -86 p - was net unchanged = pig
hEh4r: sales $1,000 haEs EaVrc-Cl1ee market opened
Etea az higher. - = franc --1er a.
n 4 franc 5Her. $50 > franc higher, sales
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

sTOcE on band.
spirits sIrpcctl2e nots--. LII
wilmington. aug. 5.-SFIBITS TCEPENTINE. nothing
doing; receipts IS bbls ItosN r g 30 bid. reeepts.
80 TAR, s. 20, receipts 1i2 bSls- CRUDE
TJRPENTIS1 GrIn. s. % - I5. s4 receipts 80 bos
Savannah, Aug. 5--TEEP EETIovE quiet. J3Hsc;
copts 80 bhis sales 126 bhs exports So 5bls ROSI>,
receipts =.te2 5bis sales, &SI6 hbs:
2T3 5b.s; a 3. G. - SJaS2 SO p - 4ogS - T. $ -
20: 5GIS2 10 ). J55tS- So; H. s. I01 = -.
! s. 80: X s. 55es3 eJ i. IS s5Gs3 80; y si5Si o.
u G. 81 % ash 40, ". 81 Ga(tS4 G1t1-
Charleston Aug. 5.-TTEPENTINE firm. 52ltc.
ROSIN hrnli A, B. c. s. 25qS2 So = $2%9GSS 81; z,
40 r So -; s. so: 50 10. X. So i5 IL
So y. So -. W y. s. ---z; 3 W st ga
London. 5-ELRPE<TLNE--p-- 4cs 9-
EOSIN-An1erican strained IS Cd, Gle. lis Sd
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug 5-FLOCR hrm. WHEAT spring. dull.
No Northern 81 Is. CORN fairly steady No yellow.
500: No corn 5Sc OATS steady for new No 3 white
new. sac Canal freigHts steady.
chicago Aug. 5-rha leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

CO-TCN-T1--sr.s cotton market moderately
rFe aL1 rr-- closing Tho VITA fair net
opposed speculative sentiment, assisted by
market Lea-.Eg broker. supposed rep
resent fe lower Hal street bun interest and shorts
covering were che CHIEF buyers on the other hand.
there Liquidation "a rLa lare trading &
Fare1 la- zls- people sold few October hedges The
aFAe opened l+ter tf4l due IN the cables ar- firm a-
lev points, --- every firm spot seemed 20 attract
GtLe ss-da-11. and with general buying movement
ne market shortly affer he call reacted few points
ron t5e ope--g During the middle session
ruled guier and irregular soon after
n11ay iurneC l-r=r and active The bulls began
- support b-J-g the -s-er months In some volume
Na -aey tc-E-I very heavily ea-ler ln The week J.
e.. esnt shorts 1=ca-e slightly and the market
- -ofle. e a. advance ~ 1913 points The
- active months Just before the close room
1e PRINTS .as-- prices 1E tew points from the
ol Ac n--Aa- L-a-y steady Ar gains oc pO-n-
= ---e--l hE- points later positions
ac esi--l-e- - -s.-yy bales some selling was
--1hs -----g early session by renewed predictions
- eA sa-y and -s-H- movement. which
--' Fas attracted the large receipts
:. -5@ c1op ~ Galveston and Houston amounting 10 -
e---s sane -- ara there further reports Cf
- lIl u central sections lf tie belt. Es TL!=.
49," ssitllet COX cry 5=a-isn T-ew q the crop
sl-" Improvement Kings weekly clttca statement
E'fl reoepts, - - bales against @ 245 last year.
i--all - rl+z and CaraGa. LI75 bales. against sB4
s--a--n 1r-l tak-rgs ESTIMATED 900 bales.
l-E-- INTO sight c7r week, Q 32T bales,
$50 -tf zs- Total = movement Port
- - - 1z--s against T83 l2I last year
49, I-- srara1a. s-b.Ii1 oales Inclusive = 80
- 4--e1 correction Louis. against o5s IZ3 last
mn tskngs fesrircate1J, 1902 600 bales.
-'9t lasf year. stock Al interior towns IN
sasl- loo9s SIS bales, against 10 651.G64
-aF -1ta- crop movement 3s0 days
tol- lseinst s8I r. Is02-O3
e range % contract rrscss "a the local rnarzet
--y Nas as -1,.5Es
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NEW YORK OaTlRI0 & RESIEAa RY

Lackawanna r abroad
I>s1sa Se~ 4orA, 1907 B4-olay ana SHr1sLo9nsF SsA
ts 90 A M--FOr biughauctou and Syracuse
80. % y A--For BUrralo, ChlcasO and 81 LoIiA
1l01 2 M-PocoEo Mountain Special
10 P. N--For Buffalo and Chicago
?. N-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
90 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
p. M-For Buffalo. Syracuse Ftichftsld Sprrag1
- 90 "A M--For ChiCagO--S-esperT open p "
Tickets 149 429. I1SS 14S4 Broadway. n. z SS3
Fulton Brooklyn 'Day- 1Except SUndaS. Srhurs-
Fridays and Saturdays.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
AND bESBR5ssEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
s 2y9s & . s . 9 ,5s8 6saFSssa S and S:s c95a9S s:
FOis THE WEST.
s7-s5 A. ". CHICAGO sPECIAL-
.I9 s9 4 a. T4fE 70 PHs.s s sszi IS1A nrsr1rED-ss
.is5P.M cait1d6 ai9.s o ;.ES 1Np 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
SIS 5sS p. = y. ~ 1EsTE;I:N FzlpTsEss
.s$5 p 5. cLEVEI..,ND -ANP C!NcINNATI EXP.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
7s5 So .9.5 .S55 81 % m. ga. 'l:-55. 40
t.3a5 .Cousressioaal LiHlitedl as 'a=5 - 05 s2S
i2a - .I25s ts525 'Consressional LinJed'). '3.=5.
soJ-TffEEST ~ R1TIwAY-525 445 p n. 1910
AfLrN11c COAST LI1,E-s,25 & and s.25 ?. m
sEsAE0ARD AIR 14lNE.-Iae5 :. m and 121O a n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s25 D m
CEEsApEAKE < ONO RAILwAY.-7.5S a m week
FOR. OLD P6INT 6osiFoRr aud NoRFoLk--755 a. m
Atlantic CRY YERo55 a N ard -5s ? weekdays
care MAY.-Ia.55 ? m week-days
Loe gRANS AsBIT rAE nte,raaSsn, r, = IS Ss7aays. e ,9
uriays only except ISns Branch. I25 Saturday,
oaiyj 225 255. s25 AS except Ions. BFaaassh so
snd 40 , From Des5roszss ana ceFrland5 Streets
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
30 s. 3 80 a. n n. - * 55 30 25s 3 s.
% as -425 IS cas- To- North hiadsp9a only ,
800 655, 30 > - - North Pna1ei ipn.A
onyJ p m. 1910 GIT wee-days. sundays. 605. -55,
S25 % p 'tH55 % sfI0 * s1y56 Il 2S 'l2o0
sI-JJ = - 81 t*4455 North PhLalelpala
oulyl - So '555 $50. T55. So 80 S50 tor No-ta
Philadelphia OuIs1 o. Hl- u 10 night
HDiriCE car fExt-a-tare train
Ticket Offices Nos 1l3 and 26t Broadway: Is
Firth Avenue toeIow sd St); -G3 Fifth Avsnus tcornel
29th ST.; Astor House. aad stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street Street 80 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station ne New 4orA
Transfer Company VIII call fer and check baggage Ion
hotels ana residences through % dsstnation - a,
Telephone "54t CHELSEA Tor Pea1syvan LairoAd al
Service
y. w ATTERBCRY = R. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trardo Manager
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
ourrogGtes Notices.
SCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- C Thomas. Surrogate Cf the County % New
York HEREBY given all persons hayIng claims
RebsCta Baird. of County OF New York
deceased. present with vouchers thereof
pIa-s of rslSact1g business No Is
street. n the CITY ot New York. before ths
day o. November next
EDWARD z. BROWN. Exscutor.
B. W B. BROWN. Attorney Gor Executor. Is Wau street.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

s. A. X Sc SoaS3 so; NJ s. Ioasf Is; " 81 2Ogsi .
W q. 81 65GS4 TO- y y. s. G5GS5.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
- PTRsUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

= Abuer C. Thomas a Surrogate ot TIE County %
Nev-X Crk notice IS le-euy given 20 al persons having
Claims against Carrie " Wyr&oop aLe 0r The County
of New ok deceased, present the wtrn
vouchers thereof subscribers, tdsir place ot
trausac--g business os-ce n sullivan Cram
well % wall street. IN r1s Ciry q SSW-Iorks o1
or raf1 2-l Cay q November next
Dated New LlrS- rs 1874 day O May. 1904
FLORENCE SCARBOROUGH. MABEL NACDON-
AID Exe--tr.-es-
SULLIVAN N CROMWELL Attorneys for ENsc1rrtces
90 WI SErsst. New Y.ra CITY.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
= PIksLANCE OF AZ OKDER OF Hos.

- Abre- c. Thomas Surrogars OF the County % New
York. dated JaE1ay -, lsV4 SoSs = nereoy siyen %
persons having claims against MARIA A Gu TIER.
County of New iork, deceased 70 present
with yces taersof 20 ne s1ocrioer az ais pace
rra-sacr No. I'D Broadway. the City oc
Sew 4l-A blroCs- of Manhattan. On - before t-s
seventh OF sep eIcce- next
GEORGE X TERRIFIED, ExsUctoT, etc
Dated NeV the 5tn day OF February 1904.
JOHN AITH-ES Attorney for Executor. No 20 Broad
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