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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

IL ASl--A4- SCCAh4b WV AOANh OOON4 -
Mary p. Wright Elizabeth J. Wright and John
MarkIe trustees under the last Will testament
James Hood Wright. late Of the City OF New York
deceased PIa!ntrs agaIRs: Alice Campbell. Bertha R
deceased; Elizabeth Wright Davie Harriet Davis
children OF said James S payie. deceased. Mary -
scutor last viii and testament % Isabella ].
Freeland deceased; John Pierpont Morgan. George Z
W. Perkins. Edward F. Whitney. James ". Paul. IT,
John Pierpont MoTg3n. jr Tempe Bowdoh1 Edward
NJ Robinson and William p Hamilton, said last eleven
defendants being copartners doing
under the and style Of J. p. Morgan & Com
pary Madison Avenue Depository and Exchange Won
laws of the state York: Mary r. Marke Donald
Wright Montsith. infant: Josiah c Rein. Edward
Ivers Robinson infant; Edward NJ Robinson Thus
MEDIA II Robinson ThusueIda Wright Robinson an in
FAINT; william NJ Robinson. Washington Heights Il
brary. corporation organized and existing under the
mortal Hospital formerly Manhattan DIspensary) a
corporation organized and existing under the laws the
and Violet Wright Defendants--Summons.-T the above
named Defendants: You hereby answer
v eS en.sr on the Pn Attorney Within tRsu ST
the service Of this summons, exclusive
day service: and in OF failure TO appear
Tor the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York n Z; S9yetn1eT 10 1903
nsys once PostO1cs address, Is Broad Street
Borough OF Manhattan The CITY OF New York, N Y.
A Donald Wight Mon.iih an INFANT h Eva
Media II Robinson. rhusnelda Wright Robinson. tn
going is served upon you by publication
20 order Of Hon James Fitzgerald OF the
dstsd this ieth day OF November 1908. and with
the complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Manhattan. IN the City of New York. on tho 18th
day OF November. 1903
news IS Broad street Borough Of Manhattan the
City Of New York. N Y
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R0ilroads-
.ENNSYLVANIA

PEEMD ! LHhNlA
= RAIERoAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwESTY-THIRD srerz-
AND pEsBROssES AND coETL-4NDT sTREEra
Streets Gs minute. aasr ssa mat -I s.ss sis
Tor twsn,y-thiEd sxrest ether
'1S CA A a FAST AAII-ParIo. ssepiaS, Dining
ass A. NJ ST, louis LIGITED--PuIinlSs sleeping
,o aaal; TasS jPialPs ',.- -'- .----
Pa.tmsas Cars For csseaEo. CisvsIsad ToisdO. Aad
ii E, = x,tsS GH.c ACC ASP ST. LOUIS ExRREss
ass p NJ cIISa s. S1s a9qs DS1nS SSF
ssaaoNins;; ana o6ssrv9son Cars For Chicago. TO-
SIS ? N 81 Io1fs E SP RsFor pt,.surx cn-
Cam E5r a va Wa 81 aSSs P yx
s-ss 2: II. WESTERN ExPREss-ror Chicago FOR
ISIS p M = sSIFIS ~ rr Enns SsF' ,,,,s
isdo and Chicago For KnoxyiIls. daily. via shenan-
Soah Valley kOuts Connects Tor Cleveland except
as Pp5 ri CLEVELAND and crScEsxarI Ex
e-S5 ?. VI. PTTTsBURG sPECIAL~-Daily Pitts
rs. " MAs = : .S =. AND TUE sogTH
snS cor lIaS i Ssss, @ % L
P'ed 81 Pa5los snd PatEs Ssrs '11S AS. as,
pans cs Lighted: :. gsas .as
soGRN S'Eeefi aS3 81 E m ,s. i' AS n
ATLANTIC CAST LINE--Ezprsss a,s a and
sZ5 m. daily.
sEAB0ARD Ala LINE RAILwAY-Exprss~ 1Ass
m aud - 10 night daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--Tor Nam
cI5EsAPEAKE & OHIO RATL%AY.-7.ss q m week
Gays and 4 S. .. N daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLR--g-ss
"a a m week days and s25 m daily. 49,
sundays, a Through NssJbued Trains blntss
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches week days FAfz
tof smoking Car ParUr Cars Dining Car sno Sa4n0-1
Co2ches On sundays.
GfaaPE n.y. ;19 IS wssIaay. s,,a.v,,
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West rSsnty-
and Ie 10 night wse1-dsvs suns tvs p 10. s2S = m
a1d 4S5 D m From nes5rosses AID CoTtandl Strostss
ssys s R lSo q Se D m sn nd u y n'EA
eoS. rs. .75S. s25 SIS. ST Louis Lin
eo1 1910 (Desorosses and Cortlandt Streets lozos
iO20 Penna LmItedi "lo.55, lL5S a. n. -A2S5-
80. 8S5. AS -425. Ass (.455 CHICAGO LlEnldsds
Tor North Philadelphia only ass. T55. so az
$50 for North Phhadelphia oniyl u - Eight
Louis Lai.es5 n' ss3 90 20 Is Penaa Litss iOSs
a. m. 'l253, 'fa5, t325 ass, '42j t.455 Chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia on-yl. Ass. sae I5S
SO e25 (Ss5 Tor North Phladelpha onlsJ p na 121o
.Dinns Car
Ticket offices 4si 1884 ia BrosdwayT la
fth Avenus (beOw 23d ST.. 2S3 Fth Avenue (cornes
Brooklyn. Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania annex Station, The New York
.raEsIer Company will call for and cneck Baggage
Telephone ''e14 Eighteenta Street PsnnsyvAnsa
Railroad Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY T. r WOOD.
General Manager Psss'r Traffic MsaAss-
GEO ". BOYD
General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YOrA- foot Barclay Christophsr STA
$50 A A--For Binghamtou and Syracuse.
70 % A M--For Buffalo. Chicago ST LouiA
u 40 p M--For Buffalo and Chicago
"a % P M--For Scranton and Plymouth
90 P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
IS IS P. M--Utca, Osweso. Ithaca. Buffalo.
80 co A. A.-F0r ChicaEo-Sleepers open P. NJ
Tickets at les, 40. 11S3, 1854 Broadway n II s3s
Fulton St. BROOKLYN -Dsily tE-xcept sunday.
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Upper Norwood Queens Hotel.

Mar CRYSTAL PaIsce London HeAhiest situation II
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from g SO PEI
day speca! terms for large paTes Convenient tralI
service for City and Vest End ISondon
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
nhLTIMlRE AnO 0Nl0 RALRlAl

EEL iMJnG AND U1iU hAILHUEU
leave New NO-k city Ferry. Liberty 81
Chicago, Pittsburg. fl&1O SI2.I5
Chicago, GOluEUb bus. '1255pTn L0Opm Diner
PittsburE, Cleveland. 335pm S40pm Limtd
"Pittsburg Limited'...... 656pm T00pm Buffet
Cincinnati, Louis. 'i2 10 ut '12i5 Sleeper
Cincinnati. Louis 30 25am s10.30am
Cincinnati, st. Louis 655pm 7-00pm Buffet
NOTf0lk. .....-....-..-. 712-55pn IU0pm Diner
sDafly tDeily. except Sunday. tSunday only.
Offices: a6i. 434. 1900 Broadway. 8 Houss,
Greenwich St. 80 Union Square w SSl Grand St y Y:
8f3 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty
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,,HF ANIMAL, MEETING OF THE STOCK.

fItHE ANNUAL o1@-A@ A-f~f VI AAAG S1ON~~-
holders Of Ths Fidelity and Casualty Company Of
Nav YORK Tor election % directors the election os
election and tas transaction OK such orneI
business as shall before the nesting VIII % hsd
tSs oeceS OF Company 10. o. 100 Cedar Strsst
- ~. city OF York. Tuesday the SIN tay Of
1874 ar twelve O'Clock noon. tAa poliE
Rain amen 1890 O'clock ?. II.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY Oh
ROBERT J. HILLAs vice-Prss.-sscty.
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Financial Meetings.
HE 0NTEO9A LAID eOMPANY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of The Ontsors
Land Company Will be held Room Is TIN Flool
No. Is Broad Street. New York City. Saturday
January I6 1904. 1880 for purpose % ssct.
directors and auditing committee and for
other business as may come before the meeting.
Dated. New York. January . 1904
EDWARD r GREENE. sscrstz-ys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02

No-scrk Street Erabankment, lsonoo1- Every rod'
,,--,S1-t Ove.l5oks ErusauK-1cnt and River. Eleg
S,ItIt- rooms Electric lsEt throughout American 5
Ten elevators. Fixed tariff.
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BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.

BANKERS TRUST COAIPANY
Wall Street
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKs
holders OF the Bankers Trust Company FOR ths cleo
ton OF transaction q such Othss
business as saa properly me ng. VIII
be held office % he Company, No. Wall 5trss-
n the Borough Mamma and CITY % New York
the day OF January. 1904. At L II The polls VII
- T W. LAMONT. SECRETARY.
Dated New York, December Slst 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02

Tho Standard safe Deposit Company OF New York
. Broad Street
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
York Dec 80, 1903
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Regular Annual Meeting q the Stockholders Of
THE STANDARD SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF NEW
YORK will Dc held the Office OK the Company. No Y
Broad Street. BOToCgA OF Manhattan, In the City Of
New York Tuesday, January lsth 1904. At oclocz
election q Directors and the transaction Of
other business as properly come before ths
meeting.
The transfer books VIII closed from o'clock P. NJ.
December S0th 1908, until 10 O'Clock - IL % J1na2-y
10th. 1904
WILLIAM c. cox. Asst Secrscar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting Of the stockhoiders Of tss AFpSI-1Y HALE
COMPANY viii held the once OF the Company. Nc
S90 Central Park Borough OF Manhattan n
me CITY York the L3tA day Of January lSo<
for the o electns i've Directs
FOR he ensuing year Inspectors Of Election %
ss AT ths next annual meeting and for the transaction
such other business property before sA-1
THOMAS COCHRAN. Jr.
SecrstaxH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02

The Standard Trust Company OF New YORK.
=
NOTICE TO STCS|&HOLDERS-
Nes-York pecsmosr 3. 1874,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Regular Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders TIE
STANDARD TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK viii %
oiacs Of the Company, No. % Broad Strsst
OF Mammal IN the City Of New YORK.
on Tuesday January II 1904 II o'clock A ~ for tht
election DrscOrs ard the Transaction OF such or1aa
business as may properly before the nlestiuE
The transfer Will De closed from three o,aocs
December q lS0S. 20 10 o'cIocx A Il. a yAnE-
airy - 1904
WILLIAM G COX. secrs.srv..
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SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS
Foreign Resorts.

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEH A
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FoR AMER
iCAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL. posi-.
TIoN IN THE wEsT-ENp.
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uaTELs IN THE BRITISH ISLES
Hotels IN SCOTLAND.
The Howard Hote

r.rtn. Of the Hotels and full particulars SIS
innass NAV he had a the European Onic e..
70 - sT'-Tbune,' Mt I4O Fleet street. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-02
European Advertisements.

First Class in everyrespect. The only expressly con.
,truct.d Hotel in Gibraltar Highly recommended.
Perfect Sanitation. Ielegrsms Cecil Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 9.-CATTLE--Recepts 1000 head; mar
ket strong; good prime s. 5GS6 70; 70
medium 81 25S5 Is; Etockers and feeders s24S4
heers. S2Q$5. caunerss 81 5OS2 90; bulls
SaQS4 calves. S3GS4 -. HOGS-Rsceipts l2,0oo head
higher. mixed and butchers 50 25S5 60 good
cLoce heavy s. eG$5 - rough heavy S6Ns5 2Oi light
S. 1895 90: sales, s. 2a$o 80 SHEEPRece pts
mead; good choice. wetherS - S
s. 10: fair to choice mixed. $gS4
Cincinnati Aug IG.-HOGS active; butchers S. 5Oa
s. 5S; 50 1895 - CATTLE dull; fair coed
shippers. 81 1873 common $2gS2 SO SHEEP steady.
Sass so. lambs strong. S3USS y.
East Buffalo. Aug. I9.-CATTL4D--Recepts, goo head;
barely steady; prime s. 25QS5 20 shipping
594S5; butchers - 1884 10 hsfer-. s. 2Sg$4 so
cows 750S4 bulls s. 50GS3 10 socSers and feeders.
s. 5OS3 80 NEAI-Fsceipts, 645 head; zoe higher al
s. sou - DO HOGS-RecepJs. head active oGlUC
aiEheF; mixed s. 6Ug$S Workers s. 51GS5 70: pigs
s. iOGS5 80 rpughs IS +o s. 30; s. 55qS4 *
taIrics. s. 50gSo 81 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts
1890 head sheep steady lambs &C higher 81 2JGS6 90
yearngs 81 50qS5; WctheTs 81 2SgSi %. ewes s. 49,
sheep. mixed, g29S.
or Aug I3-CATTLE1-R pts $500 head
Including 100 Southerus steady: eXpo-:
and dressed IS 2JGS5 good SO T5qSS
Western fed So 559$5 50; stockers
s. 5Os4 % southern steers. s. T5GS4.
s24S3 -: ostve 81 5oS4 IS native hefers
IS: bulls SO s. so; calves. S2f$4 So HoGS-Recepts.
600 head. market 5lUc higher. s. 81 bulk
So lO(5 30: heavy 80 l0aS5 & packers 81 OdSJ 30: ps
and lights $50 j.. SHEEP-ReCei2ts 5000 head
steady: native lambs. S4s5 60; S. $40
s.. native ewes s. 5efSS SO Western lambs $4gs6 IS
Western yearings So 1884 W-ssrn sheep 81 50lS4
stocAerS and feeders. 81 5C9$2 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August le 1908
fy7ErEE-Tr -ss day the coffee u1art5et,
-IesnE point Of the Sales
ler-e BUYERS seemed unwilling advance
go limits and comparatively rls coffee Offering
80 -a-Zet she drurss= seemed DC a
"a q cr-p damage reports and reiterated bUlsh
.s,-s the present production. Influenced by al
soes Of this aid he hr-aess OF the European
~tets me local opened steady at advance OF
m no1s and 20 IS points highe-. Sales
rs,11-sd u 800 bags. TIE buying less
.cs-te-ed E6lrops and few shorts covered.
,Fe commission reported better demand from
ts Sources promoted the circulation OF the bullish
SEriIsu news AS the karle hrlsche cableG
S-f-Tnc ais estimate 6.25e 600 1000 bags for
- r-esEr- santos crop Bzrboza Co. cabed esti
al $4,000 bags for the santos crop, and stated
-, the August Towering damaged IN all districts
hr cables stated that thunterstorEIs and rains were
rrns crops IN RIO and Anos Popular estimates
sen 10 about 65Ooo0o bags for the current
sns crCp 25p0OOo bags Rio which the bulls
zn would. that the accumulation q Tn.lds nave
fsB rsrkst>- reduction Of about OOJ tV bags
y he worlds visible SUPPLY for the season OF course
~, EoulL surplus stocks very heavy, but as pres
chi holders appear be 6rn n their views such re-
surou could czrdy pace without causing ar ac-
vzrce IL prices Much however depends on the outlook
~ IT, growing crop, which bears say will prove large
one Brazilian scvices this respect mere or less
7.rradctu-y Havrs closed n franc higher and Ham
-e was = 20 rfg higher Rio declined % refs, cut
Esrfes was unchanged. The spCl market was rFTner,
v,b euotatla-s CT the basis u 3-l6c FOR Rio No
The range o. prices II the local nEkst To-Day
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20

packet. 50 5OGslo so: India mesa. sf4Gs1e BEEF
HAMS FIRM; quoted; $24gS25 So DRESSED HOGS
I4o r. Ne pigs sls4:; 100 70 SIC 100 n e Sas So
n and down s3@GsAc. CUT MEATs-PcAled bellies
steady; quoted smoking 1ol1c; 10 n. a7c; Il n exc
Il 70 &c Picked shoulders easy; Quoted: sage.
7soc City lard quiet quoted, exc. Eeined lard
Brazil, kegs, Compound steady; quoted. $685..
Slear1ne dri- quoted: Oeo IgI'&c; city lard stearne
EsICE-The local market steady firm quite
active the line Of jobbiug business We quote: Do
nestle ordinary. 393isc: 70 Ga a3$sc; prime
TO choice 37sQ4i2c; head. ~ e54c; Payna, 5isg54c;
Japan foreign nominal DO domestic. 2sQS3sc; Java
4'cGJ1ec. Rsngoon, bond. 2l492%sc.
sLGAIs-rhe market ruled steady but quiet aid IN
araNr Prices quoted are net less Per cent for cash
seven days: Cut loaf and crushed 59Uc. mould A. 65Sc
cubes, 545c; Xxx powdered, 635c powered. coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 5Oc Eagle, ccntectoner
graduated, 0S5c, Eagle and extra e granulaed
53Dci Eagle 70 cartons p bass and u bags OF me
graduated 535c; Eagle fine graduated STANDARD EtEE
lated diamond A. soc couectiouers' $3.50; Nos l.
and 3 495c; No 4, ! SOC No ), 4s3c: No G. 4slci No
4IIc; No 4T0c; No o. Csc. No 10 i50c: No H. 40Sc
local steady but inactive, rehneTs
are holding on Current DUTY prices are @I &C tor 70
i-log3tc Tor 81 test rAolaSSes sugar Lrodon ueet
sugar market unchanged. with August quoted at
los Dad and September los Sd. IIece pts at the six
principal ports Of Cuba l2sUo TONS stock
grinding, last wear This weeks summary Of
the statistical positions made by Ntllett & Gray
2o5 e72 tons 100 $50 507 S39 last
decrease Of 30I kcl
rope, 4+tsoOo tons against losJ +9S last year. total
stock 81 Europe and America 1.6S3 92 tons against
. lSS PCS last the and ., $50
al the date OF January l. 1904 The decrease q
Increase OF 29 SIS tons January l. 1904
Hamburg shipments OF l.SOO ana zoo
refined to United States and 10 freight engagements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20

COTTON. vas another very day IN tie cct
ton market The tendency Of ca les far a.
wsather han expected Offset & market factor
which called for mere general showers
balt. while bears were confident enough ID
their ground they DID not appear 70 care 20 IL
support This forthcoming reports
trade conditions II Manchester. and IN
way The showed s-eody undertone In defiance
dull professional market must q
necessity saggng a-et. The opening was steady
decline q ! point advance Of points and
later TIE about SlS points act high
5Gyzg. encouraged by the outlook FOR showers n
belt which thought likely % DELAY the move
crop receipts heavier than last year but
hsoE the movement previous season ard consc-
ezby be.o7 earlier expectations and the remarkable
FOR Al the advance. however. offerings
Increased slightly. longs turned for prons and
prices szgged OF about. little below, the opening
1g.res steady. unchanged TO 2
sight proved smaller
!oskee Of crop cotton IN
tg FOR The month BIDS fair 70 be around or below 5000
ee Instead q double that eguTe looked Tor earlier
N the the bale crop
yesterday Galveston receipts tT the day we're full but
estimates fo- today call for only 100 LOCO bales. The
tsndeut Kings weekly figures follow: receipts Il 037
DSe against L145 asst year: overland nils and Can
AGA. 23 bales against b. last year Southern mill tax
estimated
interior tors O75 aes against none as; year
eeeght into sghi for the week 1884 bales against
eSls asst year. Total tuOveTn-rtFort receipts
lS0ae bales against IT36iZ2 baes last year; over
xnc % mills Canada l94 added
against lu57Oz Southern mill takings est!
mated ls06Jo0 bales against 400 last
interior towns Of September l. -. O62 bales
aEsins; 10 5sT5I5 last The total movement
lor 90 Gays thiE season. against 255 days IN 10000
The range OF contrast prices local market to-day
was az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20

f. FLOUR AND 4EAI-wita the prie. o. bs.+ ysrs
Mo3 80" ords. 'ng 5- is Pssy E2thas dong IN ao
Vaace 'F9fi s unsatizfac!oEy. Mus made urtaer ad
E5 q good as4 50; choi6e 20 faney g COZ s. 90
BAG IeoT aao 6 !if ns So GgsS ana 70 as 2.
Western noi + w y e1$l I 10 FEED-Firu quoted
5Pan Sea- So req bu dos o 81! sepfsos s6pe
hory chop. s s 7saS s!adb b s24942 q dog
own Nv FzEAr-BuIls simply had everything ths
~, S,SstsTdays wheat IN
sor scored during the session ali previous high
6gure. rprs eGegeT TO 81 ISL and May 81 16 these
trnisnsd By n5 ssSaSion Of the day oy
per hQshel Although in the last hour n-off oss
ocaI 9r ee siet Of Teakenins prices the
n exciteS 95 al this advance and the accompany
Northwest Z the reports c1oo T1s9n ~ the
s %neat 70 satisfy home requirements this season
kne1v enoIrb s reIorts we're highly exaggerated
the market resen, record breatns IeVe T ca
et e,l heIuTe that took little account OF anything
70 .5 mi, apXtHins The big commission houses cared
SUI equeled ANYTHING on the present bull
damage from the Northwest that worid he rossiri6
- sPecl-y them All but the general effect was % create
PI,~ mat no amount OF good weather could repair
under the outtlrn Except In TIE last hour tfe
trace showed little disposition take profits ind
cA,s taat Il has Faith IN ais
cet'l4AE very much overloaded market which must
cIlhe hea me close partially up later
price On September being 81 t4s puts l1s and
cas- q io-1- Markets abroad over the
crop noW NoIn here. Liverpool closing = 92d higher
Es4 eabIe said that thrashlng from
o. france Were Disappointing and that
most important district - per
as year Practically attention paid the
heN Iota Nestern arrivals aggTegating $50 900 BUSH
es. compared with 10000 year.
closed strong with No red 81 = ~ and No Northern
Lulutn ~ SO2s I o b. etoat CORN-Reavy ali
threatening the crop Of late prevented sharing
any CT the wheat advance yesterday.
was comparatively weak from finish except FOR
ore midday rally covering Final prices
would quite restore the and for this
comm iSsou houses a. Chicago their
selling orders all day Locally the market very
quiet with only small speculative transactions the
corn quoted a. 59zC elevator and 59itc b. Rhoa
No > white, 5S'4c ana No . yellow. GO2lc o D.
oATs-For a time the oats market held very firm
stdering the break in with EOod demand De
from Rumania and Bulgaria would the property
here valuable after midday prices
and at the close rather Cash
and quoted follows Nike" 26d32 n sp3Sizc
natural white. 50da2 n %d42l7C, and clipped white 36
4ofn. 42iT45. RYF.-Nominal BARLEY bIarke; steady
Feeding quoted 46c NeVv-Yo-k mailing
insl Wheat including -four. exports
ing Braostrset's. aggregate iT03 O4T bushels
pared with Isl 1873 bushels last week and So $50 bush
els last Since july wheat have been $40
SIS bushels against 81 $50 235 bushels last
ports tor the week $50 $50 bushels
e5 2 bushels last week and 500 f95 bushels last
Since July corn exports aggregate g. Te94T3 bushels
against T,45s,975 bushels last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tgrpentine vas hshe- ewing to
cleaning up OF local supplies at the price ~ Sc
Jertay and higher market at savannah Rosn was dull
Tar "a We quote:
Ut {P-ptne and oil bbls 81 s5GS4 30. nominal.
ROSIN-Coulnon good strained. 81 6oQS2 a2is: G'
81 30. F. So. 81 o. Fl 50 lOgSS 10 - 41tsS 90 =.
81 SGSS a. NJ 3 cog 81 %; y 81 25e$4 ~; " c. 81 Is
gS4 So: w ". S50S5 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tu-pelttns. bblS--
Tar. bkS.
savarnah Aug Is-TCRPENTINE arm. S4lse;
ceipts bbls sales a. exports SbG RSLN nrli rs
ceipJs ASIA bbIs sales. 2Ose exports Sso A. 8 :.
So 35. D s. 40 Z s. 45: 81 So - 51's II. 50 20;
s. 52s X S. 57s II. IS sT1ioss 80; y. 81 e2ia " G.
- Ghairiieston Aus 1a-TURPENTTNE Arn. Ssa.a
FSIN Arm: A. B. c 81 -; D. 81 50; Z s. s.: F 81 90.
G - 35RS2 STs: II 81 IS. 7. So l2ie; X So sra n.
81 6ii5, n SIS s.is. W q, - III: " v. 81 4ais
Wilmington Aug I9.-SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-Nolh-
ms doing; receipts. s. casks FSQSlN-NothiEg eoins;
bia: bbs TAR 81 10. receipts %
S6s CRUDE TUIlFENTINE firm, 81 .. IS IS and s4;
receipts. Z,J obIs.
Jentine. Is bbls. -- -
ROSIN-Amefcan. strained IS he: hne. lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 10. p m-coTToN-spot IN limited
demand: prices 10 points higher American middins tsr
ding 6ssd good ordinary 5T4d: ordinary SOD The
of the DAY 1000 bales which coo
and and included 36O0 American. Re-
bales all American opened and
closed aqiet; AmereeI mtddlins s August, Ss1d;
November. 630d: Nnvember-December sad, De-
cember-JanuAry 6.24d: Janusry-February 623d Fsbru
ary-March. 523d MarchAprii 52Si; April-lsy. bad;
May~Jun4 Dad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street south Ferry. time from south
gerry I've minutes earlier than shown bsioW.l
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MACH
CHtNk-14-00 l715 Easton onlyl. $40 q no.
80 s.99 ts-4S Easton only) p II sun. =iss q Il
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToS-z4so. $40 o IA
5.gg p a.. SUNDAYS, q IS a. 100 2. n
LAKEWOOD. LAkEEr RST. TONS RIVER AND
BARN EGAI-Z4OO, a9-46 a sL30 (3.sa. Laks-
ATLANTIC CITY-.s4o a m. $40 D II
FNELAND AND BRiDGErOS-fsAoe . - sfIss
LONG BRANCH. AsBCRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
z4Ov. $50 llSO a xl3o. as. $50. ass (e1csps
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. s-Is a Lse. &ss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL AIS
$50. tass fsSS go t5SS tsSS ia - 90
.4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s4s5 800, Sass.
.1Z99 g. N. 900. ;'AS0. 's-0o- 400. g. Is ? N.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-ss slesa-
1900. 200. sA00. - 100. sI2I5
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IT. Reading oniyl. ls1o0. H.L7o 400 p
Reading. Pottsvfs and Hrsb'g only. S400 $500
Atlantic Highlauus seabright Monmouth Beach Long
Branch As5grS PsEk 2 Pleasant 2 o. leoe, iloS
p m sundays, 1000 q n Lee. 400 500 ?. N .
sunday sSunday only rParior only. IVA Tar,a-
qua xSaturdays aExcept saturday.
S61 4S4. 1900. 1854 BroadwsS lsa 9Th Az - Union
Square West. i5S East i25th ST. sIs West Ie5th 81
245 Columbus Az. New York: Court St, s44. $50
Fulton S., B'kiyu: $40 Bway. w'zsburs New YORK
IraaSfsr Go sails for and checks S9gs1 % 5zstia''n
Vice Pres and Gen Egr, Gen PaSs'r Az