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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
YACHTS AT
THIMBLE
ISLANDS

The weather man seems 10 be expert
menting during these days OF the annual
cruise Of the Rhode Island Yacht club, for
he IS mixing the good with the bad I'm
very generous proportions. on Sunday
as If 10 keep the yacEtsmen below decks
he had some OF the. squalliest weather
known and during the run from New
port to New London tho yachts had all
kinds Of trouble lodging tho showers and
making the trip. number of them being
forced to anchor
For the second day OF the run there was
fine weather as any yachting man could
ask. Just when the members OF the club
were beginning 20 congratulate them
selves upon the weather conditions and
were planning for the third days run the
weather man changed his mind and to-
day the yachts ride az anchor n Thimble
Islands with a stiff gale blowing from the
east and no prospect OF a change With
the wind there Is coming a IRRITABLE
downpour from the heavens so that the
program OF entertainment planned by the
Sachem Head Yacht club have all been
destroyed
The run from New London was made
with the wind from the east the distance
OF 30 nautical miles was covered in fast
time. The smaller classes started about
S o'clock and the larger boats a half-hour
later, and the leaders arrived between Il
and 1. Wdnderer " led the fleet, finish
ing a 90 seconds past y. The sloop Mil
lie arrived Just Y minutes later, and Dixie
IA minutes after that Then within two
minutes the Ishkoodah, sachem Mica
boo and Lady Mary crossed the line. The
winners were the sloops Wanderer ~ and
Mile and the yaw Wanderer.
Last evening the visitors were enter
tanned at a dance given at the Sachem's
Head Yacht club house, which was large
ly attended and proved a most enjoyable
occasion.
The ono feature OF the day was the din
ner given by Commodore Peck and the Of
fcers OF the Sachems Head club. at their
club house. in honor Of the Rhode Island
fleet.
Ishkoodah won in the large sloop class
on Sundays run instead OF the Mile, as
previously stated, as she arrived al New
London about an hour ahead OF any of
the other sailing craft in the fleet. be-
fore any OF the club officials were there
10 record the time OF finish. Wanderer
" viii sail in the large sloop class dur
ing the rest OF the week.
-fltNA VI AAl' bph - AlldA UAA lilAV pAblllllfS-
ton sunday night rejoined the feet at
New Londor but half-dozen or more
that were al Newport did not arrive at
Thimhle Islands. These are the launches
Sahento, juliet and Golden Rod, and the
sloors Ruhna Saracen. Uarda. Dazzler.
EUmareia and Clndy. The fleet now an
chored at Ihimbe Islands includes be-
sides the flagship Truant and the commit
tee launch Airline. the steamer Aida. the
launches Roberta, Nautilus. Grace Alice,
Melba aTS TuscOra. the sloops Ishkoodah,
Lydia Mile Petrol. Lady Mary, Wan
deror and Nebis and the cats Emeline and
Onaaway.
Haven't Henpeck and his wife settled
their differences about their visiting
cards?'
"Oh. yes. they've compromised on Mr..
and Mrs. Maria Henpeck "--Ph!ladelphia
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
HANDS CAUGHT IN ROLLS
Thomas O'DonheIl Had Difficulty In Freeing
Himself From Machine,

While working at n rubber grinder M
the National India Rubber company's at
Bristol Thomas o'Donnen had his hands
caught between the heavy metal rolls.
his hands being so badly mangled that II
is thought that only the thumbs can be
saved
Mr.. ODonnell is we'll advanced IN years
and had considerable difficulty I'm break
ing away from the revolving rolls which
nlpped his hands.
Dr. o. r. Siegel. assisted by Drs. Church
and Duffy. rendered every aid soon after
the accident.
Mr. O'Donnell was brought 10 ST 10
sephs hospital in this city at O'Clock
last evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16

The newly organized fire company at
Crescent Park did excellent service at
the Thomas cottage at Camp White last
evening The company has a long list
OF honorary members who were taxed 60
apiece for badges, but these s. men are
ont supposed TO do any real fire duty
any more than 10 offer advice. The rank
and file OF the company. however, are
workers
The Misses Lizabeth. Loretta and Mr.
Lawrence Tobn Of this place left for
Block Island this morning where they will
be the guests for a few days of Miss
Sarah Hogan Of this place. who Is at
her summer cottage there.
Patrolman Sullivan took one man into
custody yesterday on the charge OF be-
ing drunk.
II is expected that the rank OF knight
will be conferred upon two candidates
al the meeting OF Riverside lodge, X
OF p. this evening
POmham lodge OF Workmen will meet
tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
SOCIETY PEOPLE ON ROCKS
Steam Yacht NuurnahaI Was Blown Ashore
but Escaped Injury.

The steam yacht Nourmahal was blown
ashore as she was leaving her anchorage
in Brenton cove yesterday with Col. and
Mrs. John Jacob Astor and party aboard
10 attend the Astor cup races.
1t remained on the rocks till 6:15 o'clock
in the evening and the society people
had nothing TO do but to make the best
of II.
a large party had been invited but
owing 10 the storm but few accepted the
invitation. those on board being col and
Mrs. Astor, 7. A. Havemeyer, III. O. Have
meyer Jr.. Charles Sands. f. A. Plum
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LaRoaue. Err
nest Iselin Miss Iselin. the Messrs Roche
and members OF the regatta committee.
The boat is said 10 have escaped serious
injury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
CENTRAL FALLS.

George Thornton of Cumberland was
sentenced 10 three years at the state farm
as an idle person I'm the District court
yesterday. Thornton. n is claimed on
one occasion stole $40 from HIS mother
and went south.
Special officer Healv is doing patrol
duty owing 10 the illness Of Captain HUI
ling
Robert Browning OF the Kendall street
fire station is on his vacation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
EAST PROVIDENCE
Object TO Horses on The Side
walks Of Broadway.
Reliance Lodge, !. 0. 0. F.,
Holds Meeting. .Other Notes.

For some time one or two citizens along
Broadway have been in the habit OF lead
Ing their horses on the sidewalks. and
there are some OF the residents on this
thoroughfare who do not even own dog
who object 10 the sidewalks being used
as horse pasture. So much IN earnest
are they that they have entered com
plant 10 Chief Of Police Adams. The
indications are that in the future there
will be no horses on the Broadway side
walk unless It ls n case OF runaway.
HAD a CANDIDATE.
There was not a large attendance at
the meeting of Reliance lodge OF odd
Fellows last evening. and those present
did not expect 20 remain i'm the hall but
few moments. and were somewhat sur
prised 10 here an alarm" on the outer
door. Upon investigation II was found
that a young man was without" who
wanted TO get within" lie was allowed
10 enter and the first degree was con-
ferred upon him
MINOR MENTION.
Four OF the leading spirits of the East
Providence Veteran Firemen's association
were 10 leave this morning i'm an auto
mobile for Manchester. y. H.. where the
annual meeting OF the New England as
sociation is 10 be held tomorrow On
account OF the weather the automobile
trip has been "cut out" and for further
particulars TASK Joe"
Patrolman Clement is on the sick list
and his beat IS being cared for by Patrol
man Clarke. This morning Patrolman
Comrie started on his vacation and during
his absence Patrolman Burgess will look
out FOR his beat.
al the meeting OF Buckin post, G. \. r..
last evening
Al tho session OF the Seventh district
court this morning one man was fned s.
and costs for being drunk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
TO ABOLISH POSTOFFICE
Business Of Thatat East Providence Center
tOBe Transferred 10 Rumi9rd.

The postoniee which has been located
I'm the grocer, store at East Providence
Centre is 90 boz discontinued and rs busl-
ness transferred To the Rumford office
Tho reason for the change is that DO is
incorvenienf - keep the postoffice In
operation Vhen tho store is unlcL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16

Haven't Henpeck and his wife settled
their differences about their visiting
cards."
"Oh. yes; they've compromised on Mr..
and Mrs. Maria Henpeck. philadelphia
Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
PersianK KarveE E ence

RESTORES NtTALITY-Ha cured
thousands OF cases OF Nervous Debility
Insomnia. Narlcoccle and Atrophy. They
clear .he brain. strengthen the circuia-
tion. make digestion perfect and impart
a magnetic vigor 20 the whole being. All
drains and losses stopped permanently.
s. 90 per box boxes. guaranteed 10 cure
or refund money 8. Mailed sealed. Book
free Persian Med CO. a2f Archer street
Philadelphia. Sold In Providence only by
Hall A Lyons. lj Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16

Tef.hcr (of class Of zoology1-What
I. the proof that q sponge IL "a living
f.iimal7
Young Man with the Rad Eye-A man
isa living animal Many mon arc sponEss.
Therefore I. sponge is living animal -
Chicago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST s. 1905

sanurosS Most OF the hecvtness car,s ,ro-, h.,-,A
prosrsr+. neMS including that spring wheat
weather IN sS Increased by OF splendid
sp.4ns wheat condition s52 aranst 90 ,a. le
hfies was anoWlng for apprehension over IN. nossi-
600 ooo bpsssl oaiase He added estimate Of 295-
o. sen IN tle next two weeks ana nars. s.- ,ssss
which ths OF total crop Of 600 bushels
also insca1 a1e considered hearsh figure Selling was
IN the visible Supply cso,nnsrsd s,,,h go 80
hsxhas year ago OF mfliIon
exporters stocks for the week reports that
On neat via the ON tha other hand thers
domestic trade in
MARKERS sh s'eTn points during the day. primary
arrivals 1 hlshes
artst Win ISSSooo bushels wear ago According 10
rhice mere was drop Of IS points
haras.n~ cnuia only explain the theory that
- ssa 10 70 20 points net lower Berlin was 4 10
90 net nisher The quantity passage showed l.
uptarn IN s oeeease AZ the close there slight
,,r.I IN the market, due TO strength OF and
So ,coSerins among the prices
aofk closed as follows: No red
osS q y anoats No Northern Duluth 81 14as
aloat CORN-The corn market was sustained all dav
with very little loss considering the wheat decline
AZ the close here showed unchanged prices rejecting
D oaos az ell ports me
August condition a ss.6 compared with ss.& last
month put decrease OF SIS. 600 visible
supply IN connection with
mission houses and elevator
eVlhg IL rather nrm close. The passage in
ooo bushels and worlds shipments
local market closed barely steady as follows: No
corn olc elevator and shoat No 2 white 81 nc.
and No yellow, 1No anoat oATs-Moderate
Secnnes were noted in this market under commission
house selling ana the nne weather which suggested
isEer movement. The visible supply increased
enshes Cash oats in the local market follows:
10, s4sGSbc; clipped white SO 36H d3ec. RYE
market easy. TO Western. esso New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork. August Z. 1870
cofee market showed continued stesni-
buying bull interests who found compare
Offering. and advanced prices by mod
purchases he opening unchanged all po-
except July. which points higher and dur
market showed little movement
Later however buying orders caused sddi
and the market closed steady AT o91O
points higher Sales about so oo hexz- There
fresh IN the II anything. the
European markets slightly Disappointing with Ha-re
Hamburg both Il lower but Rio advanced 100 reis
receipts continued very light compared with last
figures. The had $40 bags against
6o000 bags last year, and the
about the recent basis with Sac
day e97 against 81 100 last
Warehouse deliveries for the week 81 as
hags against 100 81 last year and the visible euppy
4 the United States 3sS7s 600 bags, against
2e95.7ss last year. The market spot coffee was
steady With quotations the basis OF sssc for Rio No
The total warehouse deliveries the United States for
re week 81 46S hsgs against Is 203 bags week
snd 100 SD bags for the year ago OF
-o-rner amount New-FoTk reported II Santos
espts for the week 175o0o compared
With Is 600 bags last 500
spending week sf
= ooo cerased with bags previous week
snd G00 bags year. clearances were 90 600
aEs 90 The United States during the week: Europe
- tf tags. Santos clearEnces $1,000 bags the
United states and $4,000 Europe. Receipts Bzhis
f- The week 1900 bags Present $500 bags
esrsIces 10 Germany 800 bags: the Europe
300
The rsnr- q contract prices market to
3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
NFW YOpK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R.

a,ns depart from Grand Central station. 42d -
sth Ave as follows. for
ROsTON via New London and Providence-t4-50.
T4llOOO sxl'IO:O2 NJ. I%ltltO. Nxll;Ol. S1iS-Oo,
+ri5.O0 syl5:02 sy12;OO P. NJ
roSsy.r1S via WiIlnlantic-TfS0o A. H.. 200 2. NJ
P0ST0N' via springnsld-ts:Oo A. NJ. Til2:G0 '4sOo.
silO0 ?. NJ - --.,,ror, ..o-oa y, =,
wI51rE. MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and QUEBEC
tsss4o A M. 1900 p NJ -. =.
ETrc-HBURe. via Putnam and Woreester-tS;oo p n
LfKEvIILE and NOt<EOi.ksgOz a NJ, 81 - -
r-rEn DN44:5O +e:02 A M. 81 "a. 1851 P. NJ
,cIs- o-ces az c(Srand Central Station and c125th
also AZ casl is5 c1354 Broadway. ca Park Place 60
1nSo souare c1s2 Fifth Ave. GAS Columbus Ave. c6i9
Ms5izon Ave c273 West 125th St. 1eS Third ave- n
Rrooklyn c342 $40 Fulton ST.. $50 Broadway. z D
sDailr Except Sundays eStops at i2Sth St JStoPs
=. Tes-S sundays saturdays only. rParor Car
TInr-d IHes dining eParl0r and Sleeping Car
tickets a.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
r EADIN SY S T E n
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. R.

sr.-rONs Foot Liberty st. y r.
0AeA1O|NS }West 23d St. n. R.
Time shown below is from L4bsrtv 81 West 2sd s.
caves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCE
CHCNk-z4-00 a. Esstonl 910 A N. 20. a.
200 (b5 - Easton only P NJ sun z45O A M leo
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-s1a NJ I2o. : 20
p NJ Sundays "a 80 A. NJ. 500 p NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURsT, TONS RIVER &u
and IskehurztI 81 p NJ, SUNDAYS % A. go
ATLANTIS CITT-.940 A. NJ. kts. 40 p NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASIiORE PcTSTS-zfoo %
$50 II 30 A NJ. xsl2 40 xl 20 100 45 go aga s.
Grove. els A. NJ, L30. 400 $50 ? NJ
ATLANTIC HI4DS-. SEABRIGHT. MONMoJ III Sch.
EAST LONG BRANCH 90. ESQ. SSe- II 30 4. "
1.30 4.30. $50. $40 p n. Sundays eco 4 NJ f-OO p.
PfITIADELPHIA-'z49O M CO. ms 90 s9O0. m.ioec.
lao rs % 10 isoo 2. q c@ . o %'S sis 10 SOC s t e.
BALTIMoRE AND wAsH1NGTox-soO. 1000 .l2cp.
READiNG. HARRISBURG. POTTsvIILE AND WILL
IAMSPORT-Ilz4Qn. z4SO. 800, 91O 1000. llea
ing PottsTiIe Harrisburg only f4.oO $500 80 P u
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Leave Pier 81 y r. W 81
900 o IS. 1910 A. NJ 1919. iS0 400. as s. ~
T5 P q Sundays. 9 25 A NJ l2-15 3 q. = p ;, o.
NJ. 100 2Co. s45. AS. 600 10 P NJ SUNDAYS
lo.Co A NJ. 100. AGO sic ?. N
only Via Tamadua aExcept Saturdays uDintng Car
saturdays only zFron Liberty St 9Rly ,oo - :,
eI2 20 P M q 20 NJ. h43O P. NJ j1L50 P. N. k3 2s
Offices: Liberty ST. West 2sd ST. As;or House. 2sl.
43+ 1900 1884 Broadway is2 9TH Ave. 81 on Ave -
Square 279S Sd Ave. 27S West I25th ST. 24S
Coiu7l,us Ave $40 343 344 SEQ Fulton ST.
Brooklyn 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Yorr Tran
W q. BESIsER. G. NJ S1RT
v,c--Pres and Gen. Mgr. Cen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

WHEAT No spring 81 o5Gs1 TO- No s. e5cGss1 00; No
red s4,sgs6e; c9fS No 65sei No gsy,ow S sSe
Sbite S6s S2sc; RYE 10 5s5sc; BARiEY good feed
ing 36a3sc: fair choice mailing, 41943c FIAXSEED
No 81 Is. No Northwssts5n 81 "a TIMOTHY SEED 2
$40 TO; MESS PORK per Dbl, SIS s54S13 90 LARD per
7ls6S9: CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides Qoosel.
IS 1OGss 20 short clear sides (hoxed ss ssSss 62s;
WHISKEY OF high wines. 81 n. On the Produce
Exchange-BUTTER steady frm ereaneries. iIfS1se;
dares 1601sHs: EGGS easy; at mark, cases inef1ded
steady Io% G1ihc.
Duluth. Aug Close; wHEAT-No Northern 81 0s:
sal4c
Milwaukee. Aug T-wHEAT-No Northern 81 10:
No Northern ST 05Gfs1 O9 September. s3sc bid RYE e
No l. BARIEY-No 2 sic: sample 4o9 94sc.
CORN-Septenber. 5S1s q53Sc bid
Minneapolis Aug. 7.-september closed at sIisc; De-
Northern. 81 0s: No Northern. 81 O5GSi o. FLOUR
patents 500S5 co. second patents s. s0<5 40.
hrst clears s4Fs4 TO- second clears 50 sSx2 IS. BRAN
in bulk SIP 1858.
Philadelphia Aug; 7..wHEAT 1ac lower; contract
steady; No white natural. sec: clipped 35c
BUTTER-Sod packed lac lower: prime steady; extra
Western creamery 2c extra nearby prints 23e EGGS
mark; Western fresh. 1sG19c a mark CHEESE nrul:
Nev-YOrk full fancy, 1A611nc: choice. lie;
DO fair 10 good. loAal0&c. Receipts-F1our sts bbs
and 35sOoo 70 n sacks; wheat 1000 bush 80 900
corn 20ooo bush; oats. 1900 bush.
Louis. Aug T.-Close wHEAT-No 2 cash.
SOC September soasgse-c: Deeember s2i,ee2ke; No 2
hard. so6lsoc COFN-No cash. Soc September s97sc.
25lac; December. 2oS.c: No white. 2I93li.c
Toledo. Aug. 7.-cIOvERsEEp-cash IS so: October.
s. 81; December. s. 50. January IS So. TIMOTHY
Prime, 81 o. ALSIkE-August. s. 3s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 7-cATTIE-Receipts, 5000 head;
poor medium Sass 2o stockers and feeders 81 cog
s4 %; SO 5os4 50; heifers = 2S,.SS Gamers
steers So Soas4 So western steers So 5Ogs4 70 HOGS
T2eoeints SO coo head SC lower. Mixed and
butchers. 5oGs6 10: good TO choice. heavy s. soF
ss OTl light SIS 1896 10: rough heavy So 5OS5 s5.
bulk OF sales S. T5Gs8 10. sHEEF'-Receipts. $4,000
sheep steady lambs 1oGl9e lower Good 20 eholee
native lambs s5l$T 25.
ga sTiS common IS lOGs6 CATTLE slow: fair good
ehIppinK 25Gs4 TO- common S2nSs 10 SHEEP steady,
90 6DaS4 a. Lambs steady. S41$7.
kansas City, Aug 7-cAT-rIE-Receipts. 1000 head
Including coo Southerns Market steady 1oc lower;
choice export dressed beef s3s5 co. fair 70
fed steers SO 1905 % stockers and
feeders 81 T5S4 40; Southern steers 81 7SS4 % SOUTH
sr cows native s2Gs4 native heifers s.
ass % bulls 81 l5Gs3 70: calves. So 5oase HoGsRe
eeips 1900 head; market STEADY top 81 81 bulk of
sIs as eonss e7n: heavy e59s6 81; packers 50 sr
rs 81 Il pigs ana light IS s56tS an SHEEP NRscsiptss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

OGO head. market strong: lambs. SIS 2S4s6 5O
lambs IS 25Gse so; fed and yeaEnss - -
GS5 % clipped yearlings 81 1895 clipped
sheep 81 25gs4 stoekers and feeders 50 oos4 .
East Buffalo Aug s-CAITI1hI-ttecelpts ouo Rs1u
steers S5 25Qs5 So shipping 81 oog$o 10 butch
ers S4Qs4 T5 hefers So 25GS4 65; cows 81 I5&ss 70
bulls 50Gs3 TO- and feeders 81 ooS4 stock
heifers 50 5OGS3 fresh cows and springers sS hsne
good to choice $456S54: medium good SSo4ti2 com
mon s1SQS2T. VEALS-Receipts 200 head; &c lower;
s5GS7 HOCS-Receipts, 1920 head active and nrrn-
Heavy Sc 2gse 80 mixed SO 3Sgss 20; Yerkers ss .5
IS 259S4; dairies. s6qs6 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts 100 head; steady Lambs s. SoatI; yearlnxs
50 75dS6 wehers s5&S5 %; 81 25d$4 So sheep,
mix s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York Z,
1EaR,s and PEAs.-Marrow beans show quite hrm
,na because of limited quantity Of stock here sales
rsLng M SO quite generally where the quality is
sone Medium SLOW Peas exceedingly dull and weak
.. .ss ere moi advised fine lots selling below
81 s fe6 kidney he'd quite firmly: but without much
demand al momeht oTner varieties are SLOW see,cn
se srxs 90 do medium. 81 22 @x2 %; do pea 81 s5
- 4AS1~o fOax3 white kidney, So 6S1s3 TS
90 re- ~ t-te soup. s3 7ogss 75 do yellow eye So
90 Sslifornla Sc s5n83 co. PEAS. green. SCOTCH
per peFr4rERReoeipts to-day. 12e73 p&ss The srtdsness
D1tt, ,.a.. rofe5 nj close Of last week became
ps r1onouuesd oday. and before any busnsss could
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

southern spot markets were telesTaPhed sx 20
, Galveston steady, unchangec al s.s
ense6 I0ssc; 81 bales Baltimore noHlinsI
w -ssnfsd- 10Lc Augusta steady. uncnnnteos d.
~ ioc sses bales Savannah quiet, nc hignef al
!, zf 20s bales Nsw-Oresns steady 1-loc higher,
. iyRcs sses 22s bales Charleston and Wilmington
5a 80 Ths Nev-York spot cotton market was quiet at
Ss,.s.'-n s'-nu advance I0S5c. basis mtdoitng upland
HSBs' ales consumption. 1900 deliveries on contract
receipts Tuesday estimated NJ rom
- y 500 bales compared z2Is last week and
n ear Galveston receipts estimated at from beoo
naies. 3Os last and 15O last year;
beIs -sas receipts estimated at from 1880 70 $500
1sHlnst 1903 last week and last year
- rs e the ports interior points to-day com
80 "iih the day last week and lest year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
Re statistical position OF Brazilian coffee fol

COTTON-Tbe cotton market very quiet, but
showed generally steady tone. and Dna4 prices We're
698 points higher. There were no Liverpool
cables. and the early weather map made a generally
favorable show aside from continued dry weather in
which has recently been sending in complaints OF
moisture however, did be
attracting demand. and the market after opening
increased the decline somewhat under
pressure and scattering liquidation Later IL
hold
Gu6 ozuaage winds IN Texas, together with
pretty nEh temperature IN many sections OF the belt
oauseG covering bv smaller shorts and. while the
advance there continued selling By The large pro
fssg8uas who hsrnmeTing the market last week
prices rallied 10 69o for OctObeT Toward the
Cose realizing the market Of 4o points from the
steady at the slight advance
s were estimated $50 ESQ bales Southsrn spot mar
according official reports were unchanged 10 &c
higher and the local market was advanced ~ points FIl-
Liverpool reported thaI Ihe
upers were printing articles effect that strike
iH appeared inevitable but this Is be
Eevet be OF the incidents IN enectlnE
settlement between employers and wcrht1len and al
comparatively little attention. FEl HIVer soVces
Feortes rTn market goods, but stated that
mills would buy the immediate future being
seeing stability OF values tested by the
crop before laying IN any reserve supply
s contract prices IN the local narket To-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Esd Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves 1850 p
Iv iiserIy street am. Except Buffet
am GSily Diner
DaiI- Diner
Daily Buffet.
"Raval Limited 400 m Daily All Pullman
Lv Liberty street sec pm Paily 59 DinsI
12l5 night Daily Sseepsrs-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
yuROUGH TRAINS DAILY To THE WEST.
Leave York City. West -Jd 81 LioerSy 81
Chicago. Pitts5urg. Sleeper - II 20 pm Y 70 n
Chicago, Columbus. Diner. Il l-90 a m A- " n n
Cleveland. Limited 500 m &VY p m
dPiftsburg Limited Buffet $50 pm 20 D. m
CtrcS,nat7 louis. Sleeper D. 1215 MT
Cincinnati, st. Louis. Dtner-- sSS an -e0S IN
Cincinnati 81. Louis. Diner. 80 ?. m 500 pm
orSces. is7 ssI. asa 1900 Broadway. Astor House
1os Greenwich St. % Union Square ". 39l Grand St
\ Y. S4s fulton St. Brooklyn: ed St and Lib
erty ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

f1yoCR AND AEALy-Iaere a remarkable trade
l1lr 1o-cay, chiefly fn Kansas strasCh4s od and
- There also small sales spring patents and
--slE and winter straiEhts Quotzffons rernsfr nm
pgeo Demand for rye -four al STEADY rr5ees
- FLOUR steady; quoted: Fair good 81 2s@ss 80;
&c 70 fancy. 81 50zDS4 ~. CORNMEAI steady.
s-gse; Kiln dried, IS 20 brand. BAG MEAL
f1seoy Quoted. Pine white and yellow 81 30; r5arss
4oe 81 Is. FEED-Cfty steady. Western nnr1fraIs
see Western spring, sI7 standard rnscninx siT so:
,H oc. $50 CO. dog. So 75 August shipment: city
49, SIS bulk SO sacks: naidding. si39f25 red dog
20 hgsHiny ehoE. s2iGszl 80. kuls go 25Q0s22 7s
1ss OIL MEAL1 500 5OM<30
sitA lE.-WJEEAT-It a day Of small things in
wheat market far speculative trade con-
e WITH unds-tole OF weakness almost from start
aaaA and last przcss NC 70 &c undy ths close oi