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Score by innings:-

Home run-Waller, Hits: Off Halli- gan, in seven innings; off Duff. in four innings. Bases on balls: Off Hal ligan, 2; off Duff, i; off Waller, 1. Struck out By Halligan, 2; by Duff, ?; by Waller, 6. Stolen bases: SoffeL ball: Beaumont. ?. Wild pitch: Halll- gan. Sacrifice hits Duff, Accorsini, Perkins, Beaumont, Waller First base on errors; Norwich, 1; Bridgeport, 2. Left on bases Norwich. 5; Bridgeport, [. Earned runs: Norwich. 2 Bridge port, 2. Time, 1:5 Umpire, Kelly,
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I b base hits. Swander, Ramon, Ennor; sacrifice hits, Lachance, burke 2. Rising; stolen bases, Ward scAndrews, Lachance, Shincel 2,
 !, Yale, Connor, Rising, Bannon;
 'n bases, Waterbury IS, Springfield
 st base on balls, off Farley 4, off #aughlin 9; first base on errors,
 Srbury 1, Springfield 1; hit by Ter, Yale, McAndrews; struck out,
 arley 6, by Mclaughlin 8; passed o'Connor; time, 2:4O; umpire, -tedy.
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Holyoke.

Two-basO hits, o'Leary, Nehring Wilson; three-base hits, Robarge; stol- en base, Hoffman; bases on balls, off Wilson 4, off Hodge 2; struck cut by Wilson 6, by Hodge '; passed ball, Ro- barge; time. 1:4O
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4 ,..2 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q Or. Philadelphia . 70 1 0 3 1 " !
 Two base hits Magec, 2, D9olin. Sacrifice bit Clarke. Stolen base: Wagner. Double plays; Knahe, Doolin and Courtney Left on bases Pitts burg, 5; Philadelphia, 4, First base on balls; Off Phillippi l. First base on errors: Pittsburr, 9; Philadelphia. l. Hit by pitched ball: By Phillini 1. Struck ont: By Philppi ?; by Corri- don. 4. Wild hitch, Philippi. Time, 1:95, Empires, Rigler and Carpenter.
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Iotals ....,....... 27 14 9
 "Batted for Criger in ninth.
 %@Batted for Young in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Boston ......O Q 0 0 0 0 0 o 1-i New York;. 0 2 0 0 ? s--S
 Two-base hit-Laporte. Sacrifice hits-Elberfeld, Keeler. Stolen base - Wagner. Double plays Thomas and Elberfeld; Williams, EIberfeld and Moriarty. LeftNon bases-New York A. Boston First base on balls -Chesbro 3, Young 8. First base on errors-Boston 1. Struck out-By Young 5, by Chesbro 3. Passed bah Thomas. Time-1:5S. Umpire O'Loughlln.
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VICTORY ON RETURN.
New York Americans Defeat Boston
 After Disastrous Western Trip.

New York, Aug. 37.-Coming back from their disastrous tour in the west ern cities, the Now York Americans won game on the Hilltop grounds
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E[e lIondon 1 iNAi91' .5 5 i 0 oooo % 1-2
 EHayen 70 o 0 O 0 1 0 0 0 c 0--1

Eo base hits: Page. First on balls: Ward, 1; off Brown, 2. First base |rors: New Haven, 3; left on bases: London, T; New Haven, 6. Sarri- hits: Rankin. Page. Stolen bases: ':
 Lbe, Connell. Sherwood. 9. Struck By Ward, s; by Brown, 3. Dou- plays: Lawler and Sherwood.
 ed balls; Page. Umpire, Rorty. ] 1:46.
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In the National IIcnrnc.

Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
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*Batted for Dorner in tenth.
 Score by innings:
 Cincinnati .. ....0 20 0 0 0 Q o Q 1 3 Boston ....... .....0 0 0 Q 0 l 0-2
 Three base hits. Beaumont, Randall home run, Brain; stolen bases Kane, Hugglns; double plays, Brain to Brd- well to Brain to Penney to Bridwell to Penney, Huggins to Lo5ert to GlnzeE left on bases, Cincinnati !, Boston s; first base on balls, off Dorner 4, of Weimer 1; hit by pitcher by Weimcr i struck out, by Dorner 3, by Wemer ?; 9as5ed ball, Brown; time, 1;46: um- pire, Johnstone
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Sullivan didn't tag third in eighth
New Haven.

FUHS Dy IHHIHB6,
 Meridon .....0 1 2 o o 0 0 0 9-12 New Haven. 3 0 0 ? 0 O. g
 Two-h base hits, smith Demo, Doher- ty, Condon; three-base hits, Roach, Dermoty; sacrifice hits, Dermoty; stol- en bases, Bonin ?, Lautenbach; double plays, Custy and Sweet; base on balls, off E. Doran 1, off Dermoty 9 hit by pitched ball, Lyons; passed balls, Ira cy; struck out, by E, Doran 5, by Der moty B; attendance, 9Oo umpire, Gaug gels
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In the Eastern I.nnnnn.

Newark at Toronto Providence at Buffalo. Baltimore at Montreal. Jersey City at Rochester.
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ouns WIN IN PITCHERS BATTLE.
Evers' and Kings Single Score Only
 Run of Game,

Brooklyn, Aug. 27.-Lundgred and Fucker both pitched beautiful games and with honors even except in the fifth inning, when Evers singled and stole second and Kling hit for a base, scoring Evers. Score:
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In the American I.earno

St. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at New York.
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NAIHEWS IN ALL9WS
 CARDINALS THREE HIS New York Nationals Score the Only Run of the Game
 in the Third, BRAHMS BAD THROW FATAL After Tieing Score With Home Run He Throws Ball
 Into Stands,
BRAHMS BAD THROW FATAL
nntlonnl Leagl.e stnndinG.

New York, Aug. 27.-Mathewson out pitched Karger in to-day's game and the locals won, to O. The score;
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Bridgeport.

Totals ....,... ...... 3+*9 30 12 2 @%Pastor out for interfering with bat ted ball; oneout when winning run was scored.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

In the Connecticut League. New Haven at Hartford. Waterbury at Holyoke. New London at Bridgeport. Norwich at Springfield
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PUNCHED THEIR HITS.
Phlllies by Consecutive S'uGGing Cap
 tlre Game from Pirates.
pittshrrr.

Philadelphia, Aug 27-By conscal tive hitting in the seventh inning Phil- adelphia defeated PittsburS to-day,
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Springfield,
Ire by innings.

Eals ...... ...... 5 10 *S1 Is 2
 he out when winning run was
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New Haven little difficulty overtime games he dropped four long struggles in the past week.
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The Whaers will the Connecticut roll of They captured two consecutive games
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yesterday The locals Durants aspans in th1s same
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will attempt cut down the lead of 40 points which secondsteppers defeating their struggle to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

and 400 Fs9gs5y psr.sBR at :Snaed
ell gs and at recent prces We
TRoLEUMsandaTd white. bbs 45c & bulk New S2; YoTk
6b6c: lphia SOC white New 65 YSrS 69
hit oasSs New YORK ISeoc philadelphia - Soc
c4TgoSsEsP 1 se4 sd~ 9fTe apo' 5r s[Gds %ufus
f6sr S%vsn6aF 6l .ai tae
yellow. August. 5a52Iac: good OF summer ye12% S
&c TNsEED oIIAmercan seed city raw r,t t3ait9 Hf
OF raw. 42g43c Calcutta raw foc' AAi'D Oi1
P5o,s9n shf s. hoss was 's
h5ase support and advance In corn Chicago I re-
GeT Gs'' wSs ~sE' 1880 Kansas t45y 400 Omaha
FORK ,, steady o 3a0s9a s 51 Asi7 Z a steady
qaoei: Ness aoasio family sggSi5 80; packet; N
snit s aa6,i fAs s2ds sa FEssD HOES STEADY qao'sd
PIGS R9sos 57sgSo i'V cUF II M:ATI4tkoi bellies steady
r. ioc Piesa steady quoted. ls, TALON .!l5}y.
DUET quoted Ss9s'e rednea lard quiet; quo:ed: south
ooH'I.ana quiet, quoted ge, sTEAIINE Quet
RicENsatlrdsy duness prevailed IN the market but bqe
IN int s''e o95aan. G5 hST. 'Ss roo Does
@'.c second heads 4a4 choice heeas > 4"G taiy ny
nestlc, 4a.G5.e; Paina. 5s6'4c: RanEoon in bond
StiRhs refined rnarke: dull 9Th no .es osaTss ns
through and the list unchanged TGo following are
list prices subject 70 reoate of 10 p@s ana 9a,ns
80 5e q Eagle W tabIc,s 9os cat loaf crushed 07oc
Ease confcooners sranaiaied S25e Xxlx powdered
Eagle eSsTss and extra mo rrnnuated 5loo: Eese 2D
cartons of ano sP2nuiAIsdr ~, g. ,, o ~ 6ass de-
i5 n bags DO. ooc Eagle nne or stand
.sc: 70 500 No and B. SO; y o = 20 oS S9 9,S o.
No No, IS and ID i5c owing to tho holidays in
ordon no cables viii be from that market until
TUESDAY The absence o. I2rss a aGgssS IN 6enS oress in
local nariet although there was n9thnF oys IN 'ne me
ehanss Quotations Sen!5ifsai 90 test S22; .s;
8 l2r.T9 is15c. And freight = -1tIZ 1880
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nicely Of lice in 9res1a %s but Saots s:Hs5a, sta,s
thought TO have been ex9gserateg 70 prime 10
do ieo5 Pacific Coast 1900 10 aS5 Sh0tSs &C.
TRY.AIIVENIh were fresh Feeeipts sI
escs1s ss uPPy P5 this week cs4R up
9oos,rs and other i've poultry cleaned closely
] sFs s f2stasEed ptP in BOD % 1s Fowls
per 14o ROOsTEKs. young and ga Per 5q ~ island
fu srown per 10 i4@i4c; DUCKS western 1f PeE ~
Western per n Toe: do Southern and southwestern
poor &c. GUITEA iFs E3HIs PER P9ony P99r few scat
terng delayed lots arrived today and the &
Soices SO far received do indicate material In
considered favorable. Nearby spring ducks not closely
sfnsa fsEsa qP ffpaG1c RsnfF a hens and
average best western I4e i5c; do faiF 70 f
= n 70 pair per 5b = 2s 40 DO Yemen Tn.y mix led
dry picked 1920: do Western, dry picked l1gl5c;
@ and Iiinoi. drv picked fancy I5c: do Western. dry
picked best lots strasht 1ts' fabs Go poI e do
poor 70 medium Il g I4e; DO Pa e. SJS o
COCKS dry picked and scaded. lie: .sPEING DUc5Lsi
vrgnis IGo: SQUADS prime large White per S aozsn s
tP6rS&ToEs AND vEGErABLEs-Re q pOta-
decline the market closing weak swee, pota-
fair Cucumbers about steady, but some late
plants steady for chocs stock Lettuce very irregular
poor stock reseeted at low prices Po,ato aatg a r
onions easier under more liberal receipts Other
more plentiful and a shade lower choice green beans
in fair demand and good prices could BE- Obtained
plentiful often ovsrsToEn and meeting a. SLOW T, .
Tomatoes Sis'nng up HtIls better P Pa, 80
Island per bbl s. o5G s. 80: Jersey, pr
sS G % pS s. 6S S $. Sc so swEET F6T1ToEs
old per basket s2 So DO Virginia and North
Caroline ye2T w per Dbl - - 90 "a DO RF @ 3 nsa1by
per 100 6Gnehss siasi 50: cGRF6Ts Hearby. per I66
bbi SO s. 30 CELERY fancy large per dozen stalks
Michigan IOit25c: CABBAGEs. nat Dutch. per 100 s.
a$6 do L2ng Isand @ red and savoy pc, 100 ss 3og %
SuMREfs Monmouth coun5y Jersey per BOX SIG
& do ISqs5 1srSG sr R9 55 do do n
more per basket 81 II; do Southern per bbi.
81 % s. 2o do hotheuse box s. 5oGs2 55; CapI
Hackensack. per 100. 81 500 -: DO South Jersey
40 doc Ss4th ho cdT6aa per- half 6bI basket 81 s, So 90
Norfolk. per quart 81 500 DO Jersey per
81 90 Eastern ' per box 56c 81 LIMA BEASs Mar
land and Delaware. potato per bag 81 80 1S3 20 DO
nat. per basket 81 9o4s 20 Onions shelter Island
red and yellow per bbl s33s % do Long Island 50;
a. % Ss2w . PER eS and a "a. 90
81 25@$I go DO Orange County. red per bag; s.; do
Do Tcd per bbi s. 50 S.: DO yellow 81 50ass do
potato, per basket. <lQsl 81: Go Kentucky per bag
s. %: oKRN' soathern per carrter 75c gsI; PEAS
Western New York per basket. 1851 II; do per bas
G qfnIa % and Torh CAROLINA per basket 75cGsi: RAD
long Island per bas s1asi S5 do connecticut green
New York. green. per basket 81 25gs1 70: do wax.
sQUhsiI Long Island and Jersey White per Dbl 81 a
So: do southern marrow per bhI crate .oc ~ do
box 20 do South Jersey. per bushel box. soc
culIs. per box, 4oQ SOC: do Ralti-
per 6 basket carrier soc; per 3-basket
Gq o o per jI rabaga 1'' ner 80 b5I
s1Qs1 %; do white. per 100 lunches. s2gS3 so
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RIIslNEss TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy actions were nled yes
terday with the clerk OF the United States District
Court:
Eursus = O'COrrcr. tr-. was sppo11t~f rs9elveE -
Company. Involuntary -
30 Is Broad street with bo-t ot SSUSo
J1,fir. Davton cr the state Supreme CcIrr hes p
pointed Edward Browne temporary receiver for s
concern 4 New York corpOT2fion OF ap2ICa-SsII-
Chs-Ies H F-rguscu James z IarroSe oscar .n
voluntary dissolution OF -
-,atfo1 Tss rec.,v,r IS required give oo-t ot
sInC.S TN. company incorporated II 1Sto> Is
liabilities sllsoc - N.-t-r-,
Sch.tues of Ike HaTr.o- involuntary ~
r-sr,ai --.d-o-- all and resitsnts cf Lo
DON England aad Lsipsic Germany are AS.T, ,-.S
e. TSS ar-hu- Nerc-l Lontcl. S20+ ard Herszoyf s
r75,b Ssvr York s. fT8 Ths bankrupt was q .urrsr
- No. % University Place - -. r-,-.-,,,, a
r--1s,sI,,r. Ino afdrrss) BY United Alliance Lru
- n, 323 Grand street with claim OF - 20 on 2 sS
c,.ss aT5 sa4 n, an overJ-avn account TIE 1IA1-ss
RrScS ari supply Company IS creditor cor 81 go ~
tha y n Cr,far Lumber Company. Sl-03 -It-S7' u
80. an.f RuegeL
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. August 3. 1907.
REEVES-Recepts 81 cars. 46i head. all con-
slauEltereTs Feeling ncniually steady
Dressed beef IN fair demand at s2Gloi2c per n for
choice native sides. No later cable etvices
from Liverpool London Exports from this to
day 500 cattle and 5000 quarters or beef all 70
London.
cAIVES-Receipts 1875 head. including 20 the
market Feeling steady. but prime stock offered
Common good Indiana calves sold st 81 I5<s so per
100 n City dressed veals steady SSc per n; coun
try dressed at 7Gllc dressed grasses and butternlks
641l3c
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: 10 Indiana calves, 25S
average 81 rs per II: / veal. SS so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS 16 $3.50
head including the market. all Jersey
City. Sheep IN demand and steady; lambs OF good
quality and full steady: common and
medium grades a trine slow One unsold. Sheep
S3 756S5 10: fair prime lambs
STd$S IS 121s- Dressed mutton steady Z
Q9zc per lambs fair demand 9G12itc
SaeS-kerns Commission Co: 2i0 Virginia lambs. 80
n average 81 IS 100 70; PAS do. 6S 10 81
1879 do. 90 70: at s. So los do 81 ID at s. So 23s
Indiana sheep I23 70 at IS so: DO ia n at s4 so:
Tohin shannon: 25l Kentucky lambs. "a n. at
Newton & Co: 2+2 Kentucky lambs, II ~ So; 2O2
West Virginia do 80 II, 81 T5; Kentucky sheep zoo
10 at 81 5 West Virginia do. 30 II. a s. rs
Mcpherson & Co: Virginia lambs ~ at 81 S.
HOGS-Recepts IL 1900 head all con-
slaughterers Feeling
Pittsburg and Buffalo advices-
SaeS-S. Judd Co. Gate yesterday: Al
132 ID 81 100 roughs.
8 stays, S2I ID. at 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

MFTAIS-IRON-The market for pig iron GertltGasos S
n. ia produce Exchange inactive ana "ithout
So In quotations Standard foundry sraues are
quoted as follows: October. November ana Deceh'ei
-S,STs ASSES AND SYRUPS-The market Tor nioIisses -
,o1I,tnnes dull prices unchanged Inc ~.Iih
ather restricts business SyruPs showed WYE w,
Mo oTerings beius moderate Quotations foioW: MO
nGeEs"New Orleans centrifugal. common l2pisc' lar
igG22c: good 22q26G prime ZUsSoc' fair i5fb
5eIte .ood Is6t2oc; prime. 20q23c; fancy. 24g2sc
AiC fairly active and prices lower
sreep selling OF bull support sales; 800
- ar 54ac 100 September ct 641se, 2O Oetoner 1t
au aI as1 &c loo November ~ A3kgS&S @o'o oses"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 3 1907.
tOE'FEE-The coffee market opened unchanged TO 5
points lower response European cables but
held steady the decline closing steady unchanged
to . points lower Sales reported Of $4,000 bags
II anything. the opening considered little better
than due the showing of French market. which
i franc lower, and the decline Of !. pfg Ham
burg. Continued cold weather Paulo
probably factor in checking the decline. however
and the Brazilian markets firm. with Rio 100
higher Receipts continued well under the figures Of the
previous year, the two ports reporting 10000 bags
against 10000 the previous day ~ bags for the
day last year Three districts in the Of sac
IauO reported under 40 with
down about 35 degrees only points above freez
ing and local traders probably expecting dam
age reports as result OF the continued cold weather
on the other hand fear that receipts from the
new begin increase they should be doing in the
future. II will weaken the spot situation
extent and check the advancing tendency OF the
ket. which has been evidence since begin
ming Of the Tho market for coffee
steady with quotations the basis OF 6A fnr Rio No
The range Of contract prices the local market to
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OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH

East Buffalo. Aug. 3.-CATTI.E-R Receipts $50 head:
nothing doing NEALs-Tsecepts. 800 head: active $50
lower, s54$9 HOGS-Recelpts. 1900 head:
higher on light heavy s6 43gs6 55 mixed So e5gs6 70:
Workers. So 1896 50; pigs So coast darles s6uS6
StiF2t2F and I.AMBS-Keceipts.
lings 25c lower: yearlings. ST 25GfS6 so
Chicago Aug. 3-cArrI.E-Receipt about 500 head
market steady: beeves 81 4oas7 cows 81 4OgS5
heifers. 81 i0dS6 40 calves. 40; good prime
steers 81 soGSI o poor 10 medium 81 500 s. T5 stock
and feeders 81 60GS4 90 HoSRsceips. about 600
head: market light. ST. S6NS6
heavy So bOS6 so: rough 50aS5 pigs s. a; Sd so
good choice S6 20iS6 30 S6GS6
siIfEP-Receipts. about 1000 head market steady:
tive. 81 6oS5 10; Western, So 5uaiS5 yearinss S6
81 So lambs. 81 50d$I 30 Western, s. 50aS7 60
Cincinnati. Aug 3.-HOGS-Actve butchers and ship
pers'. 50 4OQ$6 40: common. 50 i5HS6 Is. CATTLE
Steady: good. shippers So 65dSG: 81
asa % SHEEP-Steady. $2GS4 90 lambs steady 81 Is
GtS7
Kansas city. Aug 3.-CATTIsE-Receipts 500 head. in
cudng 500 Southerns market Choice and
dressed beef steers 50 5S7 20; fair good t5>0 20i
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
LEARNED CHIMNEY SWEEPER.

II Koloman Zanzi Chimney sNeepFF 0I I7I
pest IS probably unique in his profession o..
IIts mornings and DAYS generally he devotes %
clearing the sooty ways OF the material Wor4I' -
evenings 10 exploring the obscurites OF the region
Of intellect. For years II has been MS l'ae'.- :
once the working hours OF the day were done. %
retire for a long evening OF study Science Us IS
tory and law were his favOrtts subjects S Soluo
years since he became a Bachelor III Afus' - "a
800 ago ba qualified as a mining engineer. anu
now he has passed quite brilliantly his eNainih'
ton for the DoctOrate In Law. Friends have % %aSas
him II ne did intend 70 20 70 the par Nu
thew little knew their philosopher
..Vhy7.' he inquired quite simply, I gain a sto1
living among chiuneys. l have good connectioh
7 shall remain a chimney sweep London liIo0e-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

sz-sr, steers s46ss 10. s,oexers feeders 81 0e
IS IS: Southern steers. s39S4 80 southern COWS
bulls 81 5OGs4: calves S4ES6 Receipts t9r ta9 wees
IS 300 TOGS-Receipts. 2otO market strong l2 %
Efghe- Ton Sc % bulk sales. 81 lGcS6 lIz. heaFy
e. ESD ss TO p1ckes SO C5QS6 ITi7 and lights s. 10
TSS 81 FscsIpts FOR week $500 StfEE1E-Na.Se
steady Lambs s.GST 50; ewes and yeartinss. .S2zg
s5 range yearngs, So 500 So % range s-7ep . -
frs5 %. st0ckers and feeders. 50 5ofSS5-
Pfttsburg Aug s-CATTLFl-Suppy Esat' lI3rr5 a1-z5,
supply light market steady. Prime wstse-s SsVg
CO. cJIIIs and COMMONS S2S3 lambs. SJ1S4 - N3'
calves SsTsS HOGS-F{eceiDts light uarAel 500
Prime heaves coSS8 60; rnedi1ras s. go hs@ a.
ers So s0s6 So light Yorkers and pigs. 50 soSo W
roughs 81 50lS5 90.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug s-Ccs:ng: Ho!itay IN g-2i1 rn9-zes
BF-E-F-Exrra India steady e+s 81 PCttzAE-ll-s
Western, quiet, SIS 60 ILAMS-Sao.t Gu - 70 = 70
n. RACCN-Cuuher2nd cut . % 81 %
quiet SIS: short rfb. - - frn. 5Ss- o1s scar
rnldfies fight 2S - -. quiet, SIS -; IlIs Gear
heavy, 35 40 =. dull. SIS 81 snort c.-5,
backs I6 20 % -. Guie 4ts g.. clear bellies "A . -
H. steady. SOS Eli DEES-S9Gare- = :, . -.
quiet LATSD-Frne Western IN t-sTcss I-l- |s
rernet in pals. strong 495 81
CANADIAN finest whits new steady. 53s- Canadian 1st
cnIored new. steady. SIS TALLCN-Prirns c.ry --sl
"a. TTTRPFJS-TIET-Spi-fts qufst. Ais 81 L4INSEezo
on, weak 2fs 81 PEAS-Cansd.a1 rrH- % g
TROIECM steady. 70 ROSIHs-CoiI1ol .-F''~ - 4'
uoiisay cotton nark.t
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

CpTTON-The cotton markat easier to-day and
closed barely steady decline OF l2ul6 points
day estimated at 125 900 bales The
opening barely steady decline 3qS points and
the marlt worked steadily lower during the session with
the close the lowest level OF the day There was
scattering liquidation by recent buyers. who dis
appointed the failure Of the governments huIlsh
condition report bring in support from southern
also selling attributed t. the bear
leader but II considered that tho
Wall Street interest that has teen
long OF the market and has Il Is Understood. taken
the short side In the absence Of general business prices
yielded readily this pressure and October closed
bid. 30 points below the high prices of
ter1ay There Liverpool cables. and Liverpool
owing bank HOLIDAYS Local bulls were disappointed
English buy orders here In the ab
market Liverpool and this probably helped
while DID not show
consequence In the Western belt the fore
cast for showers the lower temperatures Just
north e belt tended to promote confidence that pre-
ciptaton would be reported between no" ana MONDAY
Some reports received ete In tho day
Indicated Tho TecpItaton IN Texas for the
month OF July Is said 70 have been about third as
much
prices in 'he local market today
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

ident Lincoln went direct to his country place
Nobby Island, IN the St Lawrence.
Mr and Mrs George Young Bauchle. who were
abroad on their honeymoon; Professor and Mrs.
Lewis T. Pitcher and Miss Pitcher returned from
Europe the week before last the Caronia.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last week
were Mrs Samuel Bovine Duryea and Mrs. Josiah
Reed
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

New York August 8, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

FLOUR AND MEAI--F1our steady at unchanged
ens low grade spring clears and Kansas clears Rye
ooe f T on a 1e & NV Y5 oautd ' r.hshs SGEs If
sTing P@;snts 4S & So M wnT a1 ss1 hI = 2St S -
No winter. So S5g<3 7o extra No winter q 10
as 90; ehoice faney.. s5as5 % 'GonNMEAI. drm,
@ o. s.nri s 5aas G sady 81 % ssos s5r ''ss!s So % spring M
aoF. S2s 60; city bran So buli SO Sacks: mddins
50 - sacks 0I!MfAI. s2oas29 80 .......
bvr6 a"yeen, IN the wheat Market on " satursy
previous night Part Of this was lost after the regular
her was quoted 98s.c Deoember: 81 oa3a. ana May;
smrathy With strong adTanccs in coarS grains we're the
reports Of points the Northwest were
received. together with reduced estimates the Cana
taTied By the low temperatures Due stress also
while receiving dentes fron sme quarter m the nsws
dCrIng forenoon The fact ttat Northwest houses
led the buying movement gaze color 10 adverse crop
winter wheat states further rain in The Southwest
mental markets were Ittie higher @ dTeiTdg an aa
closed Broomhan estimated that worlds shipments
would be around 100000 bushels. compared with Sao4
about - loads was rePoTed In the oca market No :
ahoat: No Northern Duluth 81 1o3. and No 2 hard
HdWs from tho North~es ana tower teperaures
part of the uptun was lost near the close under real
nI.otci G3c Ole Receipts at Chicago were
under the estimate all interior points fell behind
The strength
in oats also had influence in the corn advance and
there was general broadening OF speculative trade in
trth tbese markets Cash New York steady
on the basis 62I@c No in elevator and 6lc h
a0oat. No whit and No yellow bic b
afoat point OF strength this market led al
2sc in the West bad
crop from all quarters and big specuatiIe de-
mand The trade convinced that crop conditions
igtied higher prices and eager buyers as they
we're several lower. The cash market In New
or. was also strong and again higher. closing as fol
lows: Mixed 2s 30 10 53c natural white 80 to SO
54IL056c. clipped white, SO TO 40 10 5J4SOc
RYF,-lIarket quiet; No = Western. Soc nominal b
New York.