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New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,Or,uu-r, New IOTa, AUGUST 10, 300
ne feature heavy switching Sep
rort9 10 ater positions and the business
I00dt I.SOCo bags, probably 10000
MOST OF the exchanges
al difeTence OF 30 points Otherwise no change ap
Le1Ie1 70 pc taking place. and nav
& &puIllsh average. but it evident that the nearly
is terest was taking the initiative regard to the
TIE @ o. september and there depression;
Ie market opened steady unchanged prices sold
OF. on 10 net loss OF about 5q1 points There was
] !asre Geland toward the close. owing
OF AZ n pig az Hamburg ard closed
net unchanged. TO 10 points lower 4
5-N-.c AeS hlSher OF the Brazilian markets, Rio was
csbI fsS IoWe5 but Santos was unchanged. private
ole from ttio estimated the $500
oSgs; against estimates of about 1000 900 bags earlier
circulated The weather interior of Santos was
again reported very cold frosty did
not average so low reported previous day and
are eVdenty attracting little either
az Possibly the fact that the low temperatures and
siial movement combined have little influence
81 eGnuating general bull speculation been somewhat
OF d dlSappontul local bulls causing
LIQUIDATION The spot was steady with
on the basis Of Sac for o Z
The range Of prces market to-day
follows: - - 49, ~ ~ 0'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, August 10. 1905.
pEANS AND PFAS-Kth very little II any improve
rent in the demand for domestic pea beans and some
urgency sell showing further weakness
stock offering freely at 81 s21s and round lots
could probably be bought 81 SO Marrow are cleaned
lp nretty well because OF light supplies. Medium have
inquiry fairly firm Red kidney have sold
10 and values steady 10
nrm present quotations We quote
REA bush, So 45gSS 20. do
medium 81 22ls as rs do pea 81 soaSl s2ls do red
kidney So IoGS3 10; white kidney. So tGSS 70; do
black turtle soup So T0Q<3 "a; do yellow 81; DO
lima California SO 50; GREEN PEAS. Scotch per busn
81 10 -. -,
RUTTER-Receipts to-day. s241 pkss little speca-
l.ve demand was awakened yesterdays decline and
the developed little steadier tone on high
k.ItteT Under the call on thange 70 tubs
extra creamery 2O%e . tubs a. .o3se - tubs
tubs, days az &c, and 90 tubs.
hrver ten DAYS. az price Buyers were ready
10 considerable stock at 20Azcne ocial quotat
asked money and the business
on the day was aeA. f2le for fancy quality Other
edes range downward. There Il no turtner
change the Western packings trading a. the moment
s. light seem inclined 20 await the
of the there Is 4 general
these goods are relstiEey oo hts
10. 2otaef-lc tMercSTt
tie Exchange official quotation extras i=c do hrsls
10 u r2ps. 10 seconds lS1Gl9c thirds. 1Tis4lsc.
state dairy tubs. extras. 2oc do hrsts ls9ls'ac 20
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN ITArvr

TIE Hiehlande-s met the Chicago nine yesterday
- Inst BY q score Of TO 2. II was the opening
- az 3 series between the mines which had to
e ,7srponed twice On account Of rain
:, vzss the first defeat OF the home nine sfter
.vslre straight victories and as the local men
r,rs out9layed in all departments Of the game the
5sssst was taken much 10 heart
Chssbro the star pitcher Of the Highlanders
was taken our OF the box at the end of the third
inning. when he had been hit freely. and Newton
was put in The latter held the visitors down wei
untn the eight and ninth innings. when he too
was hit effectively
The fielding Of the local men was wretched and
helped the easy victory Of Chicago With the ex
oeption of Tannehiu the fielding OF the visitors
lowed only four hits W a.
The oattIng OF Jones was one OF the features OF
IRE game he made three hits in five visits 10
the baI. and crossed the plate twice The visitors
took commanding lead in the third inning when
-cns The score. - 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
FORT ERIE WINNERS.

S-nalo, Aug l9.-Fulbert. the winner of the
Ss9ao race a. Fort Erie to-day, heavily
SSSesea Weather clear and track fast. Sum
.lHe O2.s - '@' 10y ''''' - - - ~
I61nc race f.ive sgriongsB-Fubert % / won. PHon
lozz J. second, knickerbocker. - 10 !. third Tine
sHlra fsE furlongs-Rusk 3 10 !. wen; La Londe .
seconot Rebo. 20 !. third Time. i:i3h.
-th Zone nile seventy ysrdsD-JunBle Imp. 10
t5,s "on sanc- !. second; Dorothy DOdd. 6 10 J.
80 Time.
Go rsoe fhve fgriongs)-Fortunafe 70 2 Won
Tent kronston. 70 J. second; DeyOr 10 % ], third
-sste l12k
a. sAh fone mfel-Gay I1zetfe 10 >. Scion shI-
- e J. secc.d. Derry. u J. fhiIG- l4lae. l-@0 =.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
PLANS FOR AUTO" RACE.
Racing Board of Il. 4. 4. Arranges
Vanderbilt Cup Contest Details.

The Racing Board OF the American Automobile
Association held meeting at the Wsldorf-Astoria
yesterday and further arrangements for the Van
dsrbAt Cup race On October - and the elinina-
ton trials for American cars. on October T. both
over The same course, were made.
The commission decided 10 use crude OIL on the
course, the same last year. The first oiling Will
be done aext week For this work $4,000 viii be
spent
Ana foreign drivers made a request for the race
q De run 70 the right, as last year, but this did
act meet the approval OF the board The reason
given was that the new way Will enable the drivers
70 take steepest hills up grade, and therefore
eSord more severe test OF the machines.
The distance for the elimination trials aroused
lengthy discussion. Robert Lee MOrrel. chairman
q the board. said that the trial e--tance would
probably be 200 miles.
The question as TO whether there would be any
controls as last year. any stops called form
much discussion. L was decided that there would
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Syndicate and Schuberts in Misunderstand-
ing Over Newark Theatre.

It Is said that Newark is to be the scene Of one
Of the first clashes between the theatrical syndi-
cate and the independents few days before the
death Of Sam S. Shubert. he. il is said, made IN
informal contract with Mr. Jacobs the local man
ager, By which the Independent attractions were 10
go to the Columbia. Jacobs relying on this agree
Hyafas lessee no Of the Empire Theatre had com
planed Of the syndicete's treatment and James j
Shubert approa ched him and arranged 70 control
{he Empire He says he did not Know Know OF me
LANCER intend to bring injunction proceedings
against the Independents 70 restrain them from
playing in the Empire. and Mr. Jacobs may or may
not follow them With damage o spgt b bsd 6esee AF
five years contract with Stair & Haviland
The company to support Miss Olga Nethersole in
THE Labyrinth" adapted from Paul Hervieu's lie
Dedale." will include Hamilton Reyelie, Hubert
Carter William Farren, Charles Quartermya1ine W
S. Mills. Harry Docd. Miss Louise Noodle Miss
Cicely Richards Miss Dorothy Grimston "a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. and Leonard crisp
Carpenters were at work yesterday making alter
ations in the stage of the Broadway Theatre for
the production Of the new spectacle The Pearl
and the Pumpkin" In this piece one Of the larg-
est practical props that has ever been seen ,4 on
whale the head of which is fitted up as sleeping
apartment.
Miss Maude Williamson the Australian actress
who is TO appear here under the management or
the Shuberts announced yesterday that she had
obtained the American and Australian rights 20
Miss Williamson dramatiZed the book. ano II Is
her dramatization that will be used here
Miss Katie Barry IS going into vaudeville She
signed yesterday to appear at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre on August q, and at the be
ginning Of the regular season will go 10 Hammer
STEMS.
Henry oreenwald manager of two theatres IN
~-ew-Orleans, taken the lease Of property for
a third which will be known as the Lyric Mr..
C.reenwald was in the city last night. and an
o,rced that he would open the theatre with
H.aoIg c0mpanv headed by William Farnum. His
IaSa ,s for a year only. and the Shuberts. who
80 ,,ade an effort get into New-Orleans for
IT, L. lining season have abandoned the idea. in
Sa1ae of getting the Lyric permanently next year
A short comedy drama, entitled "A Wall Street
pa,tIe,, written by Edward E. Rose was produced
:. Ueitb,s for the first time yesterday. The scene
a, ia IN q stock brokers' office. The cast
- , - m ~ Miss Lydia Knott, Nate Jeienko. David
Iewfng and Frank Augers-
f.tarles Frohrnan announced yesterday that he
has acnuired a large London theatre, in
s1,aftesbury-ave The theatre is said 10 be one OF
- largest IN London. and when II opens will
be renodelled ana decorated
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
charIss.on Aug lo-TURPENTTNE ana RosIN-
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Nork August To- 1853
BEEvES-Receirts cars. IS head consigned
for sale. Nothing doing the cattle Yards Feeling
steady There moderate demand dressed bsef
steady prices. TE9c per sides 5GTc
for Texan beef Liverpool London cables unchanged
No exports of cattle. sheep beef
CAIsEES-Recepts. mainly late yesterday 10
head and. with the calves hsd over from previous ar
rivals 1905 head sale Ne demand fo-
yeas. butcher found would offer s6
for a straight ot cf prime calves; few sold AZ
So 5D q little bunch of 5uttermiks g. AhCet bei
head held Dressed calves dull and
lower. city dressed v-as sold 7HlGc n. with
fancy selling up 10iscs dressed
SHEEP AND L4AMBS-Rccelpts q Iol
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Cash quotations were follows; FLOUR steady
WdEAT-NO ? red, slGS2lze. CORS-No . 5Sc: No 2
yellow. 56e oATs-No 2 2s9sc: 40 white. y aG2sc.
Fair ,o,choice mailing 4O4sc FIAxsEEI-No J. 81 o.
No I Northwestern. 81 It TIMOTHY SEED. prime,
50 80 CLOVER. contract grade Sl2 50ssSl2 -. MESS
PORK. per bb- sl+ 1oGSI+ Is LARD per 100 n S.
CUT MEAT-ShorJ ribs sides toosel $ 3oSs -. short
clear sides boxed IS 62le ass 70 WHLSkEY OF
high wines, 81 IS BCTTEsR-On the Produce Exchanges
today the butter creamerieS IT7ec.
dairtes. I6G1sc EGGS easy; al marx included.
15l2c hrsts. lie. prime f-stSs lSiscs extras. BE
CHEESE firm. uGfi@c.
Duluth Aug IO-CIose- WFIEAT-On track ]
Northern. 81 0s No Northern. 81 SeptsmhaE old. s5c
September. new, sic
Milwaukee Aug 10-FLOCR steady. WHEAT lower.
No Northern 81 10. No Northern 81 o5aSI Os: sep
tembeT. S2GS2lsc bid RfE-N0 /, 6Oc- BARLAEY-$o .,
Soc sample. 4OQ4>c-
Minneapolis. Aug 1O-Close: wFfEAT-ssptember s5ls
Gs514c. December s3isGS3ase No Northern 81 No .
Northern. 81 o6aS1 04- FLOCR-Fi-st patents IS 50g
So go second patents s. s0qs5 - drs clears S4QS4 1O
second clears 81 G5G$2 10 BRAN. in bulk, Si2 75qS13
Philadelphia, August IG--wHEAT. &c lower; con
August. sOa SO he. OATS dull new. No Ehlts
natural. So q 81 lae. new No ? white clipped 80
21ec BUTTER, steady Western creamery,
2lc: nearby prints. &c EGGS. Arm; nearby
fresh, - RfSlsc mark CHEESE nrnn. Sew-York.
full cream, fancy. Ec. do choice. do
good 10 = g lie Receipts-Flour. 1900 hbls; L134
eco 70 socks wheat $4,000 bush eorn $500 bush:
corr 5000 bush oats 10000 bush
s.. Louis aug. I0--WHEAT-No red. caza. TGiec.
September TGc: December Sl4 dS1ac; No hard sSisn
Ssc cORN-No ,ash. 51lsc: september 5o-sc Dscera-
cember 26zc: No white. zoe
Toledo. Aug IO-CIOvER SEED closed steady; cash
81 October December IS s2ss January. Is S..
ALSIKE. s. 30: TIMOTHY. 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SUGAR ISLAND CANOE RACES.
Many Prominent sportsmen Take Part in
Contests at s. C. A. Camp.

Gananoque. Ontario Aug 1O.-The races OF the
American Canoe Association, which is encamped on
Sugar Island, were held to-day.
The first event, for sailing canoes. once around
Sugar Island won by Frank c. Moore, of New
York, with ". MacTaggart second and G. P
Douglass third. There seven starters.
The second race, for cruising canoes nine miles
won by ". G. Harrison, of New-York, with
J. L. PlummeT second and Carl Moore third
The last race Of the day & single blade pad
ding contest half mile, won by A G. Mather, OF
Rochester with Irving Rousea second and J. R.
Dickson third
Prominent members Of the association from all
the Eastern States are participating in the annual
outing.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Exchange LIVERPOOL cabes-Spot cotton in mod
crate demand. American middiing 5s0d; sales 7,0ol
American futures opened quiet. at $40 points decline
closed quiet decline OF II points August
OctoberNOvenber. . I4d November-December ISd De
cenberIanuary. 5Tsd January February, 5IId ke6rg-
aryMarch 57sd; March-Ap A7sd: April-May 57sd'
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Yesterday's -four market dis
played new features There moderate derlan9
for winter sraights cid and Kansas ccars anu
spring patents arrive. Quotations barely steady
easy quoted Fair TO good 81 15s4 choice 70 fancy
Fine White and yellow 81 80: coarse 81 1Ggsl Is FEED
S17 middlins. sT 5o Hour 90, s-S
red dog s22 10 august snipmsat d e dog s2s So ho
ny chop. bulk S21d&2l 80. co sacks 81 <'eS-- -" |
meal $50 5OaSso = ..r,,, vovs,n-
Change as heretofsre well iusIsIg t 6g11res
published broke from &c 20 as+ II has been
showing greatest decline For eaIz pas
4g-,rss IN rain day commission houses reported a.
oT orders as result o4 'e
general satisfaction with the new 81 nc .nfire re-
nort was gen ont Instead OF leaving the details uf
O'Clock as at intimated As result oy ~ ,rrN
the whole report been punitsneo ano ths ...rd
vs. siusttng tts grain stock commit tments aecot
ingIv almost day u the old method on sptts
a. ias, ,nonth Thss suggested Of 80 osit
S,s, contracted with 2aa 900 bush last month ana
@ ,ntsr wheat were 424. 100000 bush against
400 oqs 200 bnsh actual last Both crops heie
S fctaed 700 est bush against 552 600 oush az
record 6sur-= OF 1901 country lost little lime in IN
loading ffs holdings These might have been larger
her a stead seller anticipating just eleh
eTsp showing by government. There nothing ia
1srr fyou ts h@arish the weather news
Vas favorable both belts. and some ol the ol'N
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as foil

COIION-The weather in the South was corsderes
very favorable There rafn in the
southwest but there plenty of elsewhere in
the DeIt ana the bears looking
ayeFage OF private crop accounts This liberal
pretty good support Yielded slowly
10 pressure, the final being a IIaIa
points The opening quiet a OF ponrs
under scattering liquidation by good
and the decline Of u points English spot mar
ket Liverpool futures relatively steady rs
local bears appeared be hesitang the South
seller in the local market Liverpool
y ater the oca opening and prices here declined
10 loss Of 10 points. followed
by period of irregularty. midday the mar
ket rallied points following private cable the
effect that there would be Later
reports that spot people selling against purcha
IN the South inspired renewal OF bear pressure.
ever. and the market broke point O
The close steadier by covering final prices
were within point or two OF the lowest Sales
estimated $50 900 bales After here
Orleans firm, advancing about points A pri-
wire said that Philadelphia spot buy
ing everything in sight and that New-YCrt
covering. Southern markets unchanged to lc
The range Of contract prices IN the market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
contract prices in the local market to-day

The New-York spot cotton market quiet 10
points decline middiing upland 10 I5e. Delivered on
300 bales Southern spot markets tele
graphed follows: Mobile nonira, and unchanged at
lOi4c Savannah quiet anI unchanged at 1e!sc sales
bales Norfolk unchanged at 1o44c. sales
D bales Baltimore nominal and Isc lowe 1o&sc
Galveston quiet unchanged I0lzc sales bales
Augusta firm and 1sc lower at lose sales c35 bales
Ne-Oreaus steady and Lice higher 1oesc sales 3316
bales. Charleston and Wilmington nominal Houston
receipts Friday estimated $500 32Cn hale7
compared 2349 last week and e92 last Calves
receipts estimated at 1000 70 45oO bales com
Jared with 295 and 2S5 last Nev-Orleans
receipts 500 300 bales, compared
with 923 last week and 2T9 last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day, com
rnars Hurith he week and las.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
RUTGERS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

AeT-Brunswick. Y J.. Aug Io.-The following
s1leluie and dates FOR the Rutgers College foot
A. s Team have been arranged for the coming sea
s.lsfnaeT al-stevens a. New Brunswick
e-.Joer Trinity a. Hartford.
e1'T ls-Ln.on a schenectady
f-.'lrT l4-lenieh & gE-BrunsggicE.
sse,oeft <a--DelasaTe Wilmington.
s-y.eLlEer l-lrslnus a SeW- Brunswick
s-Sfetnfer s-rAeu-fork University at NeW-York-
-. ENTER ll-Steveus AZ FzobokeT
enls'%r ls-Haverford At New Brunswick
november S'-Fordhsm NeR-BrunsWick.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 10 ?. u>-CoTTON-sDot IN modsrats
demand nrees 10 pal1s lower Anoeriean midoirg
fair sd; good u.iddling, 60cd; Kidding Sssd low
r1id5lin- & ordinary. a5zd ordinary, Asso
re sales of ths 1000 bales of which 500 were
for speculation expoTt. and tncl1dsc 500 AIsrac
American FuttIres opened QUIET
snS Closed ouiet. American mtddinE. August alSds
Snp-1s+ and Septeuher September aod Octsoe-.
TI- October and November 5T+d. Novennoer and De-
cerher TsF December and January. I5 January and
Fbr1srv 5TTd February ard Mareh. s. Jsd; March and
ApTu T9d April and May. Lad. May and JUae. asscs
md sod
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
wsLrHAm MOTORCYCLE RACES.

Nsltaani, Mass. aug. 10-The races Of the Fed
yoa yeloa q American Motor Cyclists to-day were
Basts1s -aee C9ae-thirE OF nilej-F'red c Hoyt
6-- sne s =. kellogg Bridgeport. Conn. tied t9r
r41os Tine. o.55as J. De Roster. sprinsheid
L = French. Amherst, third
" -lns. 1:i4zs J. De Roster. Springfield second
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
MOTOR BOAT RACE AT FR0NTENAC.
The So Long Beats the Roma in Trials for
Power Craft
LIZ -rrrcEAPH 10 TIE TRTRrNE.

LBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Fron1eaac. =. Y. Aug. lo.-The Frontenac Yacht
Cub had It's try-out races to-day over twenty
nile triangular course 10 decide which motor boat
VII represent il IN the races for the championship
c. the American Power Boat Association, 10 be
he'd al Chippewa on August "a 25 and 26. The So
-ong, owned by @ s Hasbrouck, won in ! ol -02 The
Roma, owned by Louis Hunt, was second, IN lJoS 30
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NATIONAL ROGUE TOURNAMENT.

-he twenty-fourth annual meeting and tourna-
nent q the National Rogue Association OF America
Ill Dc held a Norwich Conn during the week
eeslaning august Il Norwich IS ideal place for
t-ls game. The courts Of which there are eight
eiS "e-llgE perfect in surface and equipment
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

- -roy-Trn. s Einghautoa lhrzt garne). Bingham
tol- =; Troy second game
WiIkesbaTre-yy kesha-re ?. =. J and G. Carst
game WiIkesharre 3. a J. @. Second game
A. ALbany-Aiba-y :, Syracuse. 6.
A. Utioa-Utca. . Scranton, :
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

chicago Aug. lo-In a battle between pitchers
Chicago to-day failed TO score, while New-York
t.i@oe one run on an error in the sixth when
0'Iahg reached first on tumble. stole second and
raced home on McGann's clean hit The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Sacrifice hits-Bur1e, Batch. Beckiey Double plays
Mcbride Beckley; Lewis and Gesser: Hall
Stolen bases-shannon 2 Arndt 2 smoot Hall Ritter.
lor. 3; OF Mcintyre /. Struck out-By Taylor, l. by
Mcintyre 2 Left hases-St. Louis. s; Brooklyn 10
Time. 45. Umpire-Bausewine Attendance 200
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

~ Scrwich-o Norwich. :. Fofycke :.
A. Aerider-Aeriden. !; bridgeport.
A. Nsv-L London New -Lcad0n. 1: Hartford,
Innings called account of darknsEs3.
A. sp--Ggfeld-S2rtngheld. 2. New-Haven. 3.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Two hase hit-IannehllI. Three base kit-Jones.
rice hits-Dayis %. Stolen bases-CaIlahan Chase
Ise or bsses-Nev-Tork s: Chicago. . First base on
iaI!s-or Newton j OF Smith 8 First base
s,.T-o- . b. smith. 2. Eits-OT Chesbro. in three
s.r,,rs. OF Newton in six innings Time OF game
oIo T-rnpsre-Connoly. Attendance 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
ROsTON. 2: PITTsBUR.G, 4

astrous and the hits were productive, one OF
Morans three triples scoring three runs. Pitts
burgs errors and hits Just the reverse The
score:
r. H. e
Boston .............-O II Il 8
Pttsburg ...........O o. II 2
Batterfes-wiIIs and Moran; Robertaile and
Gibson Umpire-Klem Attendance, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
CINCINNATI, 4: PHILADELPHIA

Cincinnati, Aug. I0-The Cincnnatis made II
four straight from the Philadelphias to-day. A
base balls, followed by two hits, gave the Wis
itors lone tally Philadelphia to-day sold Jack
Suthon to Columbus. The score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia --.---..0
Battertes-Ew-ng AMI schei: Nichols and Abbott
Urpire-Emslle. Attendance. I09S.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NEw-ENeLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Al Nashua-EsverhiI, :; Nashau .
A. LaTre1ce-New- Bedford 4; Lawrence, O
A. TzuEton-Lvnn. i; Taunton :.
A. Cu1c0rdCorcord. 9. Fall River, O. Game forfeited
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
CARDINALS BEAT SUPERBAS.
Brooklyn Loses Last Game of Series to St.
Louis Through Errors.

St Louis Aug. 10.-Brooklyn to-day failed to
support Mcintyre. making nine errors and
dropped the last game OF the series TO St. Louis
The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

S9Iso cables-R!o quiet; No 4$Ioo Exchange rate
states 5000 bags for Erops 1000 bags 195 600
osgs Santos quiet good average Santos S5o0 receipts
Al 600 bags: stock. loc7O0O bags. dambur opened IN
changed 70 \ pfg lower: m net unchanged
and closed at net advance OF A6h pig; sales 5000
bags: Hayre opened unchanged and quiet I2 was
a franc lower at 3 advanced 4 frame;
D mnchanSed ssles nfSl O,,ntn.isns.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NAVAL STORES.

A steady spirtts turpentns. with
prices unchanged AID quoted &c for machine made
moderate quiet.
steady undertone and common % good strained quoted
So 55G$3 60 Tar firm SIS rs FOR oil barrels We
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On machine bbls. 6sia6e4c.
TAR-S5 70.
ROsIN-Conrnon good stralneI. IS 55a$3 CO. E. S4
F 81 81 G 81 40: r. - so; l. 81 So K 81 20, NJ 81
y. IS G. IS 45: " ". IS 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosf1 bbls 80 asT
Tar
Spirits
Charleston Aug 1O-TURPENTTNE ROsIN-
Nothing dOing,
Savannah. Aug 1o-TURPENTINE hrm. eOisc receipts.
1.GOT bbs: shipments 2ss sales 500 ROSIN firm;
ceipts 350l bhls shipments g. las. sales Quoted
a B. G SO so d. 50 as; E. So soeS3 IS; F. So soG
So s5 G. S4aS4 05 Il s. O5 81 i2la X. 81 i5 n - 23
G 81 50. ". IS
Wilmington. Aug. lO.-SPIHfTS TURPESTINE firm.
receipts.
80 bbls TAR firm. 50 bid: receipts bbIs. CRUDE
TURPENTINE 81 so 81 receipts 136 bills
London. Aug TURPENTTSE-Sp 4fs Sd-
ROSIN-American. strained 9s Sd: fine 12s 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IdverpooI Aug lO.-Closizg: wHEAT-spos nominal.
r,,frss sIii. ssrtemhsr IS s.zd. DscsmbSr 6s TAds
arch nominal CORN-spot easy; American mixed. IS
T,rures STEADY September As 9$<d December, esd
pF ss-CsanedIan firm. 50. FLOCR-SS. Louis fancy
Winter steady IS HOPS LonGOE Pacific Co~stl.
4fa+ F5f I5s BEEF auiet- Ir1ia Tnsss, Sls 3D.
PORK steady. prime mess Western. 6Ss Sd Hans
SborT cut "a a l6 y, firm AS Sd BACON sgrsny.
lmbe-and cut 30 70. 46s Cd Snort rb. 1e % -
n 49s. long clear middles light 2s 70 81 n ss &c.
Iors mtddles 3 20 =, 41s, snort clear
tsr1s IA % 2D n IS "a strong
t-s strong Western
American refined IN pals Ses Sd BCfTER nominal
I-LTvrESE, frrr- Amercan white. 52s American
go, roIo-ed 57s TALIOW-PTtme city. quiet. 22s Cd
rI-RPE,NTINE NE-spirfts firm. SIS Cd ROSIN-ConnOn
arm gs T1ai PETROLEUM. Refined quiet. o. LIN
SEED OIL. quiet. 2Os 30
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Providence-Jersey city. 4. Providence, !
At Toronto-Toronto, 8; Buffalo .
Al Montreal-Montreal. .; Rochester. 1.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGrE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 To.i- 1hicago, O. Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia /
- LOUIS o. Brooklyn. 4 Boston. 4 Pittsburg l.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicagoes Outpldy HighIQnders and
Take First Game Handlg.
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
--,.,~, A. New-York Detroit at Boston
s,..si.-S al philadelphia 81. Louis at washir-ton