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New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
LOAN OF TWENTY DOLLARS.
Il Brings Big Returns TO a Louisville Tele-
graph Operator for the Southern Railway.

Brsa6 cast -upon the waters Aasereturned not q
huadrsdfold sont almost olai 20 that to Fred
y ssndsS teiegTs.PFh .F operator fOr the Southern
Howard -Shcnapsoa in San francisco hss been re-
geio - nay tines over that Mr.. Bender IS not
vas not q cash It came last week ~ the form
q ela-aHpd cs the first water, Weighing almost
The Diamond was received from hawso9 Civ
wAe-s ~, Thonpsoa IS mining gold. He has been
sn. i9 ths loan 1ads lin years ago he Tstufned @
AZ. Bender was in the Philippines with the
4s +s1f5 - fsF sttA Span Hs Sstlrned o the
: s. sasI dawn k 81 isg5 psy %aia aaa nansy sn6sy
S5es 81 et9thing end equipment and had several
81 arnsbroke, old man. ana am trying 10 get TO
The k1ond1ks said Thompson. when he was
thrown with Mr: Bender duri2g the few days the
shout t2o. and with that could get Seattle and
3ren thers Z can work my way up 10 Dawson, or
E-lke oncea an up there know"
Sure oan let Tou have the twenty" said Mr.
. k s coSs a Eo S GSeE n0 secs caF ae 6aek
tor money. Rnyhow. Here, take Il and welcome
Wish ! could so with you. but I have TO hit Tor
vile, tired o: the army. and went 10 work for the
Southern Railway. he had enough Of the Philip
The loan which he had made and really did not
expect 70 hear from Thompson again. The years
s a noth M Tss BsneT d Bot sy So %x f9 y
whether or not he had reached Dawson City
The ether cay q package was received from the
HoncIke. AIr. Bender opened Il and found inside
big diamond glittering and glisteuing Ike ball
q FIRE i was e beautiful specimen. With the
be had tust struck e good paying vein OF ore. and
had Bought the stone ss q souvenir and a slight
been done for him b. MI Bender The latter is
proud q his diamond, and VIII have II set az a
Ilng-sCorTespondence Of The St Louis Post-Dis-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
TO PIPE KANSAS OIL.
Standard Company VII Pam D
Petroleum Direct to Tide,cater

,,ssnite the oratory Of Lawson 1eDo,,. t,-,,
- governor Hoch. the Standard ON Co,r
,snv is preparing TO pipe Kansas oil from ,,ha
s,,souer STATE TO New-York. The st,,T go,
a n,,.npea by the relay system clear aoross,D,is
,osri. Illinois, Indiana. Ohio. through the nor,t
a,estern end Of Pennsylvania. and then tbros,,.
he southern tier of the Empire State in, the
Dipes Of the National Transit Company. 10 tide
.-s.e- AZ Bayonne. y. J
n burst OF righteous Indignation the K.,
,ss LEGISLATURE last winter started To ..brc,,, r.
psvstem" by authorizing State bond issue os
t.7nO00 10 build State refinery ana a ,brs,,,,,
,.-,tentiary. with the idea OF using cor-.,,'.
I,hor TO refine the native petroleum. The ,s,,
,-.-,e Court Of the State has declared ~. -.
,rnconstitu5ional on the ground that the S,o-o
is prohibited from being "a party IN cayrv,,,
m any work OF internal Improvement rs,,ro
he courts passed or the act the Standars,...,
riueers began 10 carry forward plans m Rino.
m from Kansas 10 Indiana. where a connect,o,
yss feasible with its Ohio-P Pennsylvania +, IT,
ustsr pumping system.
In anticipation Of the extra burden 10 he i'm
oos.d or the old system in the southern +,e- :.
this State the Standard has been doing, SOME
Interesting work
The Standard built its e. srn pumpio.r lin.
through from Titusville. II n. IN the .ar,,,
silCEeSSlnl
tior ever since. Al intervf4s of abor,r &C.
miles pumping plants are established enabling
he company 10 relay its crude product
The difficult territory traversed is he-u,asn
Osborne Hollow, near Bing harnton TO Cochac
ION Sullivan County. on the Erie Railroad a
distance OF about one hundred miles with a
constant succession OF hills and valleys lytns,
between. The utmost care IS exercised betvraar7
these points 10 guard against breaks IN the line
A dsy and night patrol is maintained with i'm
mediate access by the patrolnsn 10 the teIe-
graph and telephone lines built over the line
IL anticipation of handling the Kansas ne
tr0eun, the company has begun TO reinforce its
lines fn the rnountains between Osborne FIoilo1,-
and Cochecton. A new and heaVier steel pins
is being laid alongside the existing steel pines
much ss new siding is built along a railway
with The intention ae using the new pipe under
& heavier pressure. for the Kansas oil II is
dangerous tc increase the pressure in the noun
famous section. as the old pipes have been
weakened by twenty years Of corrosion-
Gangs OF labOreTs are now at work laying the
new line near Deposit n. Y, and other gangs
will soon start IN at Hancock. Delaware County.
and Fremont. Sullivan County. Bv the early
part Of 1896 a. is expected. the system viii
be sending q six inch stream OF Kansas oil
night and oayilnto the tanks at Bayonne
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
Cotton recepts-The following are the total net
,eipIs ol cotton az al ports since senteuhAr IL

FLOUR AND MEAIl-The market for nour was about
s srasa to aT4S. There
in Demand for rye aour shd xS ar both old
Sa'f 8s to iHGS s. s 70 sssd
rlnf Ssiss ssdr snd ws.sTn s
s r sas os III m rs aaa. iS@.ns %aans
a ,s SS s'ss EdsPs Sak
WAS n. wheat eiss to hsu pas iq per g ~o Pds
only sS as, as half half hG@ hs ma. prices
timss most2 fraR ss%ssGn S,,sS houses
The Modern Miller. review %hcs spoke Of paor u1ay W
thai sodns s% ssas % saa- x.s aaa sis . fs,s4 ntssa
oompard s Gt 1s 5s M youme consisting of bush
9sRa.she; prsatsd shDsn q ksass. %hsat
:i,s.as :Rs s1S is
Liverpool xsd do1h shsssss 1sss asoss nss 10 70
8 ss points .dysss. sf
fq factor in the early here os.ttins the fsvo
Saa as
York oDtehds O Gse' Ss % wa fD0rsd Pm Ss.
Mshsspo. Msissasrs s.,. s S%
TSe o cssh market a. NevYork arm closing fol!
ia,s i Il sa". sT oS
' on 5e ~ sa I
per bush Tnsrs ..e eons!a.rsl.
lower and primary receipts sIsh,lY those Of
ported No corn closed at so s.v.tor and % &c b
aasst aaS 6Sr Nc vs,.e sss and No y.Iiow enc
mid and there was not much response during the day
steady in tone with
Mixed % to 81 n sosio na,Hrs ssi,s go ' to sa n
a2,I ssse clipped shs ss g ON s.sessee his
LEY-Markst dull: quoted at 4oS+o4c Z Nsw-Yorh
BUSH S
Far bsSs bush sn hs S wse snd for the % ssSs
S0 D1-s IN N tos oo es p b% last s %
bush bush week ago and snse @ I duy have been SsoNcSo GO
corresponding asne
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Carolins Drew. Pialntir asairst Anson A
and Jane his wife ths Jane being nctf
Drew and Mary Drew his Wifs On. nam. asT
IA fictitious the resi name being unknown to painur
Jga being ssoui s :9s Tss sd name zane Psn.
CHARLES s. DTsw aad Agnes Drew. his wife. George II
Drew, Hosea Drew. Lois a Drew. Jennie McISuxhlin
sarah prev '.Ai6.rt' Drew CIhe name 'Ai5ert' being
nSs!ogs the r. real ,5s ns%s beng Sa5Horp 70
the real 9 nan, N 9eng gnsS0s. S TO P'a5T 5s Milan Ser
Dad d. e Gould and Edgar / NcKie Trus9ses o ts.
Franklin Associates OF the City OF Boston
Inch Defendants~summOns
To the NED - You are ssrsby
OF your answer on ths plsintir
eus,v. OF the dsy o. service ana IN cas-. Of you tsr
10 appear Judgment wln b .ssnst you
FErTRETcH. sff.KMAs a sErEEI.
One. and Pos, ones Address No Al Park ROW Manaat-
70 the .soSs-nana.d d.,.ndrnss: AnsOa A. r--w and
Jane Drew. his wite tthe bslnE fcti,ious
and Ma4y prsw his wife che name Mary ssnx nc
G Draw the ns aa M W.T.. s na.
being fictitious. real being PLAINTIFF
and Agnes prev his wife. sarah prev "AibertS Drew
Gss name AlSsst oeins sSt5iSns N. real name being
srick. being fictitious the real sams being unknown to
Psn,T Seo.ss DT.s ss5'rsss & Drew Isnals Ne
susd Ere Chamberlain; Charles F Spear. David E'
socstes Of the City Boston Massachusstts Tse sor.
going summons Is served upon BY publication. pursu-
justices OF the supreme the state Of New YORK
dated n. ats day - % ~ July ss S and 1sa with - .as
Court House the Borough Of Manhattan
c,. 2, New YORK & Y the state Of New York on The
FErRETcH. srI.KMAS 4 sEYBEI.
one. and Post Ono. Aaar~... No a rsrk s0v. Nan
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August II. 100
SoF hE(-There further active switching from
September 70 later options, outright hquda
Soi and the market, opening unchanged 10 points
hger IN Response 10 European cables continued
seolo weathsT in Brazil. private claiming
IhVorahle Few outlook che Brazilian
roepts eased on slightly in the late session and closed
steaoy IN tone. but unchanged points lower.
ssss We're reported Of about e2 900 Tha adverse
news from the Brazilian consisted cable
norman topp Co. of Santos the effect frost
had Done some damage and that the crop outlook
less promising but the 20 pay little
tenon 70 THIS or other bsh factorB and It evident
that those FEELING friendly the
are waiting Developments in connection with the
september position For the last month
actVe H"ftching from the 70 late months
fsgences so far have shown little
posed that there Is still large interest September
longs are fearful that notice day approaches The
hquloeton VIII become urgent. OF the European
markets Havre was franc higher and Hamburg closed
unchanged TO a pfg lower. OT tho
Rio was 30 reis lower and Santos but
rate Of Brazilian exchange continues
now the highest In II l 32d
the day were lighter than the average port
receipts so far for the month have fallen
The spot market wss quiet but steady quotations
the basis OF S@c for Rio No 7.
The pTices local market TO-DAY
IS follows: =
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

MRrALsTINA further advance vss rspor6sd ,ras ~ ,s
g g ra spot ssa. ass VS..
and prices unchanged az g. oc sSc SP5 tss for
fasures Locally continues arm with. wi;h lake ss
ssctF9yC sqGsd at M. ISsSanssS I at als IFS q
london and al loos market sEInE gs T ss
w nsoS as0 ssd s y 9o5 ss aso in
@ % 4s e 70 and saasa sddsss6ro y
to be unsrsSns & n0 mt'sFS No foSnS
Nortaern u quoted At sie 2sss foundry Northern
s sSs sSs!asTa AZ 'is sos.is a5 ,,s
Quito sa 1P @ s s torn
5 ssR5 s o.... .,ss % sas
sgi2e fsir lss!es Esss lelss prime osn;sr go
IgIso Ie8 lso: good. lsSeio prime ses9G: fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- light. business
being dull IN all .rs i For or .S sS
demand DFs.'s IN the sD sopa qss. IN ss.
asS a1ao I aS .Ss ss Brso ss is.seS
S s "a 2as o es' 10 -. o oS S n @ ss
iss hosdss = a1sTnRs s5s:s
@ ssfso H'1 ss and tons
aas. s%s Point 20 Dsas kss s:'; ss
: s:aa. se o to 10 no. s sse
fo h' oo. :. TO = csar:so so :eons M
ee Ppisaslghla to Port Por,'1soSsa 1ss; :eaSossI
s s 5 sand so. s:@ss News e 1s.s.se. $50 g.
10 days ' British fI ss.smsr 'so7a IONS phespsss
E S a .asa .ts:&. & nss s. :.,
mopths private schooner AZ Iensr.l cargo
70 'Es ass Is tons
with Prioes shade lows. u .s@: in..ns.s si.s
sSs ssReHssss s :, ss sS oS:.5 at . .So ss 90
at s2e hsnn.d petroleum steady without chang
TReLEGs f9S ssena.Ta ssss ms.
ffRss ss @ x.sf s Tsnaee sases bO s s.s
$50 nuk g.: Phisdegh,s I Sgls 1T
sfEF y:' sssis fssss 'ssSs of52s.s
81 and Jagary ANU. M 3 slo & T5 sumner y,o ysSv s aS
Ssp s Ssdc sson9t. seq &c city D o S.
PROVISIONS Pork active ell day and apart from
continued buyns q packers and outside support CON-
a @ii8R es ss9 :'Sa ss
eaiaso sSs slSss sE snf ~
s5:i S5 a rs Se'sf sqs. eass $40
s5 S 6sGsisP sa is n Sc 10 1S.ss
GGT iG aiSs aEA7R.'tss IS r. sssca belize Il n sSss%
bsm Pse1 ,,.ssS ssSudss sgo.s ns%n9 % io
Se..s sl. ~: ,ssi. sr W. ;9a. 9.ii Tfss
500 nomiaai: city l.sa smT sUs.ss :. 5s os"n.n
Sss:s osa n ssssse sHssis at ds sS
s =. f.,y Ss... .es: su:.; si.. :. 1a. a
Quotations rono~i ponsstio oron.y - ss.
80 l0S<o; fNLpe 70 ctSsice one4Ncs
bne; Patna b& $6Ao; Japan, forssn nominal: 90 Do
nestle sVaHo: Java, <StsAo Eansoon II bona -
@2ho. -. -. 49,.
withd1vaIs hsavy although nsw BUSINESS wss .a aEhr
az. cube s. ssc; tCx-xx powdered. 6Nc: powdsred
coarse povdsrsd and fruit powdssse 64oc; nne COD
B65o EARLE and extra me
Tranuistsd b4ooi E1ns. n osr.on. N bag. and 2
Srsnni.tsd diamond soc; confectionsr. 1oe;
10 l. soe Nos and sce; No see No o. - '9S' 2o
x5es No IL 4 s5si No IL <aoo: No B 2oc; Nos -
80 In a 1Sc The London sugar mHrke ~aS eulet
and .omsvA irTesuiAr with Angus, quoted At 70. ta
not except az some advAncs ana II sso&s q u
not hins could ns bought the old baA;2 Of <Ao
@ "a t.s centrifugal some Ouba centrifugal hssr
ecf.rsd AZ i5-iSs. - sss ara freight sss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 11-Closing: WHEAT-spot nominal
futures steady; September 6s Sd December Ss T1sd;
futures Arm. September As 9lsd; December s4sd
PEAs-Canadian hrIn. 6s Al. FIOUR-SJ. Louis fancy
winter steady. ss ga HOPS in London Pacific CoasO
"a 15sIf5 los BEEF quiet India sOa
PORK iy; prime Western. 66s Sd HAMS-shorJ
Ia 20 16 10 firm. SIS Sd. BACON strong; Cumber
80 10 AIS: rib, l6 10 S9s long
mIddles - "a 70. ATS Sd: long
heavy. IS 40 n 47s: short clear backs
10 44s Cd clear bellies Ii to 1s ~ AIS Cd LARD
Western, in tierces cSs; American. refined, Ia
pails 8es 3D. SHOULDERS-Scuare. IL t9 n strong
54s 90. BUTTER nominal CHEESE nrm; American
white SIS: American finest colOred. 58s TALIDw
Prime city. quiet 22s Cd. TURPENTINE-spirits arm
ass Sd. ROSIN-Common firm. ss TI,d PETROLEUM
Refined quiet Cd. LINsEED on. Qui[. 2os
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

COTTDNS-The cotton quiet sales
estimated 100 900 bales but the tone was
generally steady firm and closing prices showed
gain lS points The opening was quiet and nrn
was probably desire 10 prepare for the
week end than favorable impression Of the mar
ket support from spot houses Cables
the aside from slowing dry
the Southwest was considered favorable
continued light and with the exception
showed advancing tendency. In the late
improved so<lswhat reports Of
firm Southern markets. and damage accounts
which mentioned dry weather and
Of injury. The close steady in tone
nd the best prices OF the day Leading spot
Interests bought small lots during most OF the
sion but otherwise the demand scattering and aside
ecTons appeared mostly the covering OF smaller
shorts Southern spot markets unchanged 10 I18c
reports private scvices
report demand from spinners Further
rains fen tn the belt where they will DO
central belt dry. The forecast
further moisture said needed The usual weekly
STATISTICAL cnped by Superintendent King
the week. 81 l4S bales against
IS overland to mills and Canada. I2s1.
Southern mill takings testrnateo),
bales against last year: loss or stock at IN
s55 bales against 25eo last year brought
sight the week 50o<0 bales against aoZ last
4S3 bales against Ss baifs overland 10 mills and
anads ilsOl4 against (e29 sr1 last Southern
Oo3 COO bales against 1IsS GOO
tinterfor towns In excess OF Sep
tempeber 1e9 bales asaist lSs last year brought
sight the5eeason, 1884 eSo bales against
8 e10 2e1 last year. -, ,. 4. -
The range Of conact1prices inths local market to ay
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

-tsl quotations follows: FLOUR easy; WHEAL
e . bga6c; NJ 2 rec, sl5s Q &c; OoHN. 10 ? S92g
Nssc. 10 yellow. 5Gl1c; OATS. No :, S65zc. 10 z
M.Ae = gSsc. no 2 white. - G. nc; r p No -
% bALEE good feeding, S6GfSIcs ta-r 70 celee MAJ
le 80 So FLA HEEE1D No !. 81 %. No NorlLNeat-
err s. l6 TIMOTHY SEED. prime IS .. CLOVER con
&c grsde So 5OeSl2 rs MESS EOFk, per Do! ~ z99
sss, LARD, peT 100 10 s. 75gSs 90 c. i n -
at rbs sides GOOSE IS 80; short clear sloes 90
sot@1GNs e--z NHIskEY. basis u high vines, - =
~ ne Produce EXchanFe-BLT easy cTeahiei -
-tgSc, I69lsc; EGGS a. marx cases IN
Sase IL, irsts. le-ac; extras -e'
ttkksE fru- l1Q11&c-
Dul--t aug Il.-Ciose: wEEAT-No Northern,
90 80 Northern. 81; September, Old . sc' sepieH-
Ser new. 81 &c
EllRaukee, aus. IL-wHEAT-ao NoTthern. 81 leg
Il, no = Northern. s. o4Gsl 0s; septenDer 80
ssEe-. ETE-No J. 60Qooi1c. EA1LEA-Ao . 60
sarpis sGa4gc. c0RN-SepteMber. 54ssc lid.
Minneapolis aug I1-Close WHEAT-SeptenbeT'
:! y. 30 J. Northern g. o. No ? Aortiern. = ptS
p7a FLJCR-FIrst patents. s. 50S5 o.. second pa
80 81 51ef5 first clears Sz9SS To- Second c's-'
q dSe&& 70 BRAN bulk. fl2 15QslS
Philadelphia. aug 1l--WHEAT firm. nc hiEher5 cor
iacf grade s8i1QS4c CORN strong No 2 oO7zaio I9l
Asgusi- OATS Dun: No white naL9Ia4 ozgo<7 "a
lea 30 = white clipped. S2izc. BCTNEk hteAoy @tio
Sle extra Western creamery, nc, extra neafbg
u E5S firm Enc a0tise. nearby fresh Joss oI ~
nearby fresh 1Sazc mark: Western 1reAh Aee~'- q
e Louis. aug IlclOse: wII2AT-No 2 rees casa
ssacs September TSEc; December. hl19el 7tci -
sec e5gssAc. COFN-sSo cash &c; SePteTnDeI o. se
Tolsca Ang sl--CyOvERsEED-csah 81 30 asked;
o % AnEust-ALSIBE. 81 80 BID TIMOTHY priAe
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

The New-York spot market quiet and unchanged;
ustddnR upland 7sc: middling' Gulf 11c sales for
consumption IS bales delivered contract 100 bales
Souter sno markets telegTRphed follows: Gal
steady higher 10l6c; sales. 237 bales
Mobile nominal unchanged. 1O1.c. Savannah quiet,
unchanged 81 1Osc; sales 300 bales Norfolk quiet ur
lGs.c: bales Baltimore nominal.
uncbanreG et 1O7zc St Louis quiet unchanged at
lOssc; Augusta firm 40 higher lOs<o. New-OT-
leans quiet unchanged, 10Ac; sales. 10 bales
Charleston and Wilmington nominal Memphis steady,
lOzsc: 100 bales Receipts at Hous
ton on Saturday estimated 1000 $500 bales.
compared .5e6 week and 73O last year; at
Galveston. compared with 5.TIl last
week year: Ney-Oreans. 1000 20 l.6l0
bales against 722 last week and l4S last year.
Receipts thu ports to-day and for the
compared the totals of week prevtons and Of this
ufekI Ia II
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

-geIDoo. Aug IL rCoIToN-s sp%2s POI g quiet. p5lfss me-
elag be7d. Inidding 6Eld: low niodling bU5dI Eooo
Iary tz7s ordinary, bS1d The sales of TIE cay "sEe
bGJC bsles u which coo speculation and ez
f2r incluced American Receipts. oo'O De1h
al 1rasrican Futures ope1ed steady and closed STEADY
american nl3dling August el4e @ Ass1St ahe sD
November 80 November and December. b76o DeceLn
ber January bT7d: January and February. o tee
Fe5rusrv and ~ rc Tsd arch and APRIL 5sod Aprll
MAY SOa Nay aud June 5sld. June and July belo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

rent duty paid prices as follows Centrifuga. ss
1 taq4 o-82c muscovado, 50 test 3s a. 1T-32c;
ard America 1eO4 9i tons against tons
as year al the same dates and
az !he even date OF January I. 1895 decrease OF
~ <'osS TONS against decrease OF 2T7.
.asx week and decrease l.055, 40 tons January
Ipo iotal stocks and nfost together show 8 visible
supply OF 1s4lSl against so tons last wear
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
NAVAL STORES.

Fr spirtts turpentne there steady but unchanged
market Rosin quiet and steady at shout former
ruled firm az full but unchanged rates wis
rood sobbinE demand. We quote: -
sPfFTTs TURPENTINE-on and mAohins bhiA ssA
QS<c
TAn-s5To. ~. .. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bu1a-l. Aug. Il.-FIOCR-steacy wEEAT-winter
tra. 20 2 ss4c 40 white. sc. CORN dull; No
yeio~ so%e. No 2 corn 5s5sc- oATs strong; No
white 2s-zc; No mixed, 27Ac. BARLEY Offering
aght -air 10 good. 459z7c. RYE quiet; No 2. ele
eeusi treightE steady
Chicago Aug 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

Col1ee Cables-BioCorree market Quiet No Z ts626;
exchange rate II l5S2d 1000 bags shipments
for Europe 1000 bags stock. $4,000 bags Santos
eeips. 1900 beEs; stock, 1.o7500O bags. Hamburg
Coes market opened unchanged To 4 pfg lower; closed:
December unchanged; other months L lower;
sales 1900 baEs HavTe-Cohee opened steady
y franc lower: ct y n a closed
Without f4rther change. Eales 1909 hags
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
RE: G So 4 Sc; !, sss: K. s4 70: N. 81 50:

s4s5: G. 81 40; H 81 So I s455: K "a 10: NJ 81 30;
\. 50 OS; " G. s. IS; W W. IS 20
STOCK ON HAND.
sIirits urpentine bbls as
Tar. bbis. s2e
- NSw-0rleans. Aug. 1L-Recsipts-RO5IN. 262 bbls;
TURPENTINE. iio
savannah aug. u.-TCkPENTINE nrn, sO1se:
celpts 6l2 bels. shipments. 8. ROSIN firm;
receipts dos bbls, shipments s6l Liza Quoted:
A. T. z. 81 -. T. 50 as z. IS So; r, So s5; c.
" ". So IL.
Charleston. Aug II-TURPENTINE steady 5gc sales
1lO bbls. HOSIN-Nofhing doing
Wilmington. Aug l1.-SPIRITs TURPENTINE.-
Ing doing receipts so casSs ROSIN-NOthing
eeipts. SIS bbls TAR firm.
CRUDE TGRPENTINE firm. 81 So. 81 81 he
ceipts. 127
London. Aug. u.-TURPENTINE-S SPIRITS s4s Cd
ROSIN-American. strained. IS Sd fine Us Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

re+ou Exchange Liverpool CableE Spot cotton quiet
A. 3 points decline; American midding quoted 6sld
seias 600 bales including 4.O0o American; imports,
900 bales al American futures opened quiet but
points advance. and closed steady /
s-t ~, adyance august August-Se T3d
october 574d; October-Novembel 75d No
76d; December-Janua-y, bTfd jar
,'s-Febraary 3 Tsd, February March, b.5ed; March
spril s0d: Apr1l-May. esod May-June. tlsd: June
July. 3 sld.
rS-Ssv H. 1906; Bales.
Net aesS ese''p's ......... saOaa
Nst & Ife faet wear ....-..............-...... sra
receints eince September So8
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La1C Schools.

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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
YOUNG CORBETT STOPS
THOMPSON AT BUTTE
Denyerite Ends Fight in the
, Tenth After Being Once
Knocked Down.

BUTTE, Mont, June 13.--After ten
rounds of clever fighting Young Cor
bett Of Denver was declared the winner
over Maurice Thompson of Butte.
Thompson lay helpless on the canvas.
He was being counted out when his sec
onds threw up the sponge and carried
their man to his corner.
1t was a good clean fight and Thomp-
son surprised even his friends when he
knocked Corbett down in the second
round. The little Denverite had rushed
Thompson and was caught with a
swing while off his balance. He was UP
in a second, however, and fighting like
a demon. Corbett carried the fight to
his opponent in every round and landed
some terrific swings that would have
knocked out any ordinary man. Thomp-
son withstood them until the middle Of
the tenth round
Corbett made an excellent impression
here and appeared like champion IN
every round. He hooked and jabbed
Thompson at will and drove him to the
ropes on numerous occasions. His
blocking was good and his foot work
carried him out of all danger. Several
times he caught Thompson on the jaw
with right and left swings and got
away without a return. Although not
in the best Of condition he left the ring
as strong as when he entered it,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
FORMER COMEDIAN
NOW A MIXOLOGIT
! Ferris Hartman Is Part
Owner in a Mason Street
Cocktail Emporium.

Ferris Hartman Is really and truly "the
man behind the bar. He IL part owner
in a cocktail emporium on Mason street.
The former comedian has been expert
menting in the mixologists' art for the
last few weeks before blossoming as the
full-fedged dispenser of the oh-be-joyful.
II tried the first cocktail on our cat,
he said. ALAS. poor pussy, we all loved
that cat! Well, her last agony wasn't
long drawn anyhow. She lasted quick
when she got that cocktail.
Half and half" ordered a customer.
Half and half of what?" inquired Fer
ris. The customer explained.
That gives me an Idea," said Ferris.
after he had filled the order. I'm going
to invent a three-Quarter drink. One
part gin. one brandy and one absinthe.
Guess that ought to take. l just natur-
ally butted into the business. When left
the Tivoli / said that would bob up In
a brand-new role. Here 1 am, the man
behind
And Teddy coaxed two schooners of
the succulent steam from keg.
Ever hear of the Hartman gazaza the
drink 1 invented all by myself? It's very
simple and effective. Just rye with q
bourbon chaser
Are you ever going back to the stage?"
was asked.
mot for me-" said Teddy, ''unless the
Prohibitionists take the town.