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New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
West Twenty third Street

and Camp~ch. Is to the New York and Cuba Mail IS
CO with ndse Arrived the Bar at midnight sd
steamer Idaho (Brl. Lcveridge. Hull August 10. 10
Sanderson & Son. with passengers and mdse Arrived
" s,ssmer Ii Paso Knowles. Galveston August IS. to
the Southern Co. with ndse. Left quarantine at
stssm.r City Of Atlanta, Fisher Savannah August 81
TO Ocean So Co. with passengers anu muse. Lett
Quarantine at $40
steamer jamestown. Catharine. Newport News and
Norfolk 20 the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
with passengers mdse. Left Quarantine at las
steamer Apache Staples. Jacksonville. Aug al and
Charleston % the Clyde Steamship Company. with
passengers and mdse Left ouarantine a. II :4S m
steamer Umbria (Br). Charles. Liverpool Aug II
and Queenstown Is. to the Cunard steamship Com
pany with cabin passengers. mails and mdse-
Arrived at the Bar at i2:3
folk 10 the Old Dominion Steamship Company. with
passengers and rndse Left Quarantine at S:lS p
Steamer Coulsdon tE3re Turnbull. Hamburg Aug g.
porterdan, 7 the New and Continental Line,
steamrr La Touraine Hr, Fajolle Hayre August II.
10 the Cnpaxn!e Generate TansatantiGue. with
gere mails and mdse Southeast Of Fire Island at
Steamer I. Homblad (panl. Gotthnrd- Copenhagen
Angus, TO Funch. Edye & Co. with mdss Arrived
at the a Z 30
SAILED
Steamers Minnetouka (Br). London: Finland Antwerp
via Dover (r1 Liverpool Via Oueenstown Fni-
adelphia Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg Co
lmbia fIsr) Glasgow Korea t2usst. Rotterdam and LII
bau: Wnhington (Ger) Venice: Bosnia (Ger). Hamburg
Znlta Coamo. Juan. Ponce etc.
Saratoga. Parma Url ST Croix ST Kits etc.
Uud.on tFr) Havre Tagus tBr). Kingston. Colon.
(Brl. Para Manaos. etc Dora (Cierl Res
tixouche b: Augsburg (Ger). Fremantle. Sydney.
etc: Eel Dorado Orleans: Santurce. Georgetown.
savannah: Iagonier. Arthur Princess Anne. Nor
fOIk
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

h-eaks the market was given substantial support
Tbn demand for cash grain was good ana prices
we're fairly strong. September wheat opened .
0Ic TO el0Iac lower, at S9AQS91ac. sold between
ss7sc and g0c and closed firm at Soc
CIeerances of wheat and flour were eQuai 10
373U0 bushels. Primary receipts were 'IS'"o ouSi
els against $4,000 bushels on the same day IdS,
wear Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 27s cars against 3S cars last week anu
100 cars one year ago. ,-..
Tho corn ma rket almost as nervous as "ieat
The ouenng was easy selling by pit TRADERS anu
commission houses, which was pased Oh pet'e.
weather for the Northwest. The decline @
the buying and prices quickly shot upward me- l
ware occasional breaks realizing saleS' DuI @iie
market generally was strong .,o,--,,
September opened Il to sc lower. at o'1t9o -,
sold between IS and $3.50 and closed strong d. t t
latter figures Local receipts were l5o cars Win
2S of contract grade. -, 49,,
Trading in oats was in much less volume ti'h
IN wheat and corn. larger amount or cash ootS
offered than for several days past IIle etstelh IA
sbippine demand declined somewhat ana tne sen-
araI tone of the market was easier oepteiipo,
opened &c higher 5lC. sold between 0o13 an ra
5ts.c and closed at 507sc Local recelpts were -''
., .,oo,,1ati,,e de-
r,and in the january options caused Il nrin hdi ~
y, nrovisons The opinion of many specula'oi'
vyas that higher prices for corn must soon or"s
an advance in pork At the close september ""a
15o higher at S16 Lard was up Z12c 20 &C. al
90 O5 TO ssoTI-. Ribs We're sc higher. at Is 90.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are; " neat az.
91s cars: corn 1s9 cars; oats go cars; hogs 3'""
hpad
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
Suicide IN WIFE'S DEATH CHAMBEH

After making win providing for the burlai
of his body and the distribution or MS saii
bank account, Rowland j. Noe. hfty-sX years
old. of No 151 East 10Th street committed sui
eide Yesterday afternoon by shooting hirnseH IN
the head in The room in which his wife died last
March. He died instantly.
Since the death of his wife Noe has been
melancholy The couple had been much at
tached to each other. and in the neignborhooo
OF their home they were known as the Ideal
married couple" Noes dependency increased
when he lost his place as a bookkeeper sew
eraI months ago He had some money saved
and lived this.
Noe lived with his sster-in-law. Louise Girsch
He wrote a note TO her asking forgiveness for
his intention OF ending his life He also asked
her to see that his plot IN Greenwood Cemetery
was fenced In and that he was buried beside his
wife His will requested that his deposits In
several savings banks be divided among his
three sfsterS-in-law.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
COTTON EXCHANGE ENJOINED.

On application of William p ouenteh' supreme
,-ourtcJustice Brady yesterday granted an injunc-
.ion restraining the New York Cotton Exchange
samuel p. fI.bi,ard. Luetpold Mandeibaun and
Thomas E Hicks from investigating Mr. ouenfells
relations with the suit recently brought by Theo-
sore IL Price against the exchange and other
matters and from disciplinng NJ. Quenten or
taking anv disciplinary steps. WINS. Mason. Wolr
4, Fsogz,st appear counsel for the plaintif-
Herbert ID. Mason. Of the :aw firm, refused 10
discuss tie matter did Mr. Quentell The latter
&c a member Of the firm OF ouenteil & Coats with
Offices in the Beaver Building. He Is a member OF
.he Cation Exchange and former associate of
Theodore II. Price Mr.. Price is supposed TO
operate alone However, his Offices and his private
Office are in the suite occupied by Mr.. Quentell
IL IS understood in Wall Street that Mr.. Quentell
was summoned before the supervisory committee
o. the Cotton Exchange on Friday and asked 10
sznlasn what connection. If any. he had with the
s,,jf brought several months ago by Mr.. Price to
compel tie exchange revise its classification
rules of grades CO cotton IL is understood and be-
,ieyoe especially in view OF tie injunction, that
Hs. Quep&eu refused 70 answer ths 2vsattQpA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
STOCKS CLOSE LOWER-
I'm Tzco Points at Opening Bank
ers Commend Corteiyou's Action.

prices On the Stock Exchange openeo .Io1,,s
r,orning half point 20 two points 49, - +bst
lac, figures as direct result OF Inc i e.
-, - C,ortelvou had decided 10 come TO tiie
g -, -,,orey market by placing with the ue-
-. ,.-,l,s AZ regular periods for seVeraf we rs
-, s,rornre OF government bonds as ne 1le"
i,,5-e necessary preventing tie S'i 5..,
becoming so astute TO develop panic -,s
The Secretarys policy was comIneilueu OS - -
,.,a believed I'm an improvement on the oio pr,
- -,i.1, xrhss, t:le money market STRAIN HdA
vsec.,e5 the breaking point, the treasury D'Po
,a-+ released in a hump many Inll4loils u
dollars .-,- ..,sa7
i was covering of short contracts ~hch cauSeu
the strong opening ia stocks. Which co-Iti'i -
advance during part OF she first hour. Inc De0I''
aa.-i,, recovered from the first shock OF the news
of the Secretary's action. took the position 'Iat
there would be fot 4 good while TO come ue0iUe1
rightness in mons, despite the Treasury assistance
and in that conviction they began selling the mar
l,er again around Il O'Clock their principal on
slaugh1 bsine upon the Erie issues, which had o'
shared I'm the carly Improvement and Whlch nave
for some time ha 4 under pressure owing 10 uAo
rlrof,abty that the dividends on the second pre-
fcrred and perhaps also the first preferred "Ouid
he suspended All Of the Erie shares fen to me
lowest point which they have touched IN SeVefal
years the common 10 Is. the first preferred 10 70
and the second preferred TO -. Southern Railway
preferred the dividend on which as reduced last
week from to a per cent annual basis solo
down TO 5e1s az ;he close, q rev low level Ne"
York Central. on runors that the dividend Is TO De
cg-t went 20 fpo. which Is only Uiae under Its
low record for the present movement. The close
Of the market irregular and weak, with frac-
fional net gains IN of the active issues Dut
with net declines much exceeding in number the
advances Rumors that an important failure might
be locked for tomorrow helped the decline in the
second hour although they could not be verified,
and the bank statements showing of small gain
in surplus reserve had Strengthening effect
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
The Turf.

New York via Queenstown
GLASGOW. Aug 24-steamsF Caledonia CBr). Baxter.
New York via MOville.
Southampton aug 24-Stean,er New York, Roberts
New York via Cherbours land passed Hurst
Castle 80 m)-
Havre. aug "a. IL a ni-Steamer Mexico tFrJs fao-
leth. York
Cherbours Aug %. sI5 p n,-Steamer Ksissrin Au-
guste Victoria (Gerp. Russr (from Hamburg and
Southampton. New York
Rotterdam. Aug "a . nl-Steamer Potsdsrn (Dutch).
Roggsveen. New York via Boulogne
CopenhaGen- 22-Stesmer Oscar III tpsnl. Hem
peI New land from Chrisciansand II n.
34thj
Antwerp. Aug "a 1870 . m-Steamer Kroonland. DoS-
rud. New York via Dover.
yigo Aug 24-Steaner Atrato (Br). Watson (fror1
Southampton. Barbados Colon. ETC. and New
ST VINCENT v Aug 24-Stesmer 1anston Grange tBrA
New York; Adelaide. Melbourne. etc
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Aug 23-Steamer LusiaHa UtaD Carcons Na-
pies for New York
Prawle Point 24-Stsanpr Petersburg tRussl SAst
sy. New York for Rotterdam and Libau
Brow Head Aug "A. 10 m-Steaurr Etrurta tBr1 fet-
New York Queenstown and Liverpool -
New York. Mneola u,Brl. Scott. New York for New
castle: 7:4o 81 Louis. Jamison. New YORK fcr
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Southampton: 23 p m
Barbarossa (fer). Won Barieleben. New York for
Plymouth. Cherbours and Bremen
Dunnet Head. Aug "a. . m-Steamer HelhE OlaS
(Dan). Hoist. New York for Chrfstiansand and Co
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
CORTELYOU PLAN PLEASES HARTFORD.
Bankers Hope That Some Of Governments
Money Will Go to Connecticut Capital.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

lbs Telegraph The Tribune-l
hartford Conn, Aug. 4.-AlthOugh money in
the commercial sense is not tight in this city, IL
Is probable the heads Of the big banking in
stitutions in Hartford believe that some of the
government coin viii come this way, as Hart
ford is a large distributing point Secretary
Cortelyou's plan Of relief was the topic Of dis
cussiou among bankers and business men here
TODAY and the consensus OF opinion was that
the results would be all that the Secretary hoped
for.
The general feeling is one Of satisfaction that
a step had been taken toward making a more
general distribution of the national funds than
had been the rule under Mr. Corteiyou's prede-
cessors The Hartford banks have been gradu-
ally raising the discount rates from Az TO per
cent during the last month.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRINEl

Liverpool Aug 23-Steamer Cedric (Brl. Bartlett. New
York via Queenstown. Victorian (Brl. Hart New
York.
Plymouth Aug 12:4s m-Steaner ST Louis. Jami-
son. New York for Cherbourg and Southampton land
proceeded.
Plymouth Aug S;5o mStearner Barbarossa Ger.
Baraeeben. New York for Cherbours and
land proceeded).
Queenstown Aug -. LIS 2 m-steamer Etruria tIsr).
Potter, New YORK for Liverpool land proceeded.
Havre. Aug "a. m-Steamer La Bretagne (Frj. Yer
ynde. New York
MarseiiIes Aug 22-steamer Roma Fr). Courtade.
York via Naples.
Gibraltar 23-Steamer Ufonia tsr). Smith Trieste.
York.
Naples. 21-Steamer Montevdeo tSpan). Oyarbide.
New York via Cadiz and barcelona
stet;n. Aug 21-Steamer Mannheim tGer) schau. New
York
DslaEoa Bay. Aug 23-Steamer Gordon Castle (Br).
Burt, via Cape Town.
Buenos Ayres. Aug 2l-Steamer Hesperides tBrb.
Moss New York.
SAILED.
London. Aug 24-Steamers Minnehaha lBrl Robin
son. New YoIb
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
RATE HEAfiNG
DR. Justice Tries to Shoe Big
Profits for Railroad.

Washington Aug 24-With some slight assistance
I'm the form of fzuesses by Vice-President IL D.
snencer of the Southern Railway, Speaker justice
of the North Ca -olina Legislature computed to-oay
that Il cost only s5i 81 TO operate passenger aih
of two coaches and a baggage car from Goiosoofo
IN reensboro n distance of 13i miles. BY the same
method of deduction the Speaker calculated that
the revenues from this train would amount 10
.2eo and that the difference would be the pront 10
the railroad He took the position that In this
manner the cost OF operation and the revenues OIL
the Southern Railway system could be computed
to refute the testimony given yesterday by MI
Spencer that it cost average OF 81 Us a Tram d
mile TO operate passenger train in the state. and
that the revenues from the train would average
81 q train mile including mail and express This
was the feature to-day of the hearing IN the North
Carolina rate case before Special Master Walter a
MONTGOMERY appointed by Judge Pritchard TO take
evidence.
Mr. Justice began his inquiry by asking the cost
of labor supplies on the train. and all such ex-
nanses that could be approximated. but there We're
GO MANY expenses involved which the witness
had no knowledge. that the Speaker Incorporated
IN the list a number of personal guesses. At the
conclusion Mr. Spencer characterized the deducloh
as 'the widest speculation
When the cost of operation had been estimated,
Mr. Justice calculated that such a train would
carry an average OF one hundred passengers. haif
OF which would be first class and half second class,
and that these would pay average of s. 81 under
the old rate or a total of $500 for the trip
Mr. Justice asked the witness II he did not know
that Il has been shown that the Southern made
more than 200 per cent on its passenger business.
Mr. Spencer replied that the result was merely
e pumerieal caiculsug2 o4 Sssunsf Asu3et
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 2i-Confiicting reports and a scare
fly OF definite information caused irregular and
q nervous market in wheat to-day. At the close
September wheat 14c to SIC. Corn nc
higher. Oats were up &c. Provisions Were 2k to
15c higher.
Except at the immediate opening the early senti-
ment in the market strongly bullsh. The
opening quotations easier because of realizing
sales and selling by shorts. Offerings soon
became scarce. however, and prices stiffened on
a good demand. Attempts to realize on the bulge
brought out the greater part Of the early bought
wheat and the market broke again. Damage re-
ports from the West and Northwest were numer-
ous but they were of a contradictory character.
Definite Information was at premium. On all
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
TRANspkCIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York.
New Zealand Australia Except Weso
New Caledonia Cvia san Fran
ciSco1-Foreric Au
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine ISL
ands (yia Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Empress of India. Aug. % 600 IN
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad
Maru Aug o. 500 10
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad
dressed only. via Tacomal-Anti- -
lochus Aug So, 900 IN
San Francsco)-Persla Aug. go 900
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
San Francisco)-U. 8 transport. Aug 81. 600
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francsco)~Mariposa ...-.......... Sept 8. 600
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Franciscol--
Hongkong Maru ...........-......... Sept. T. 600
Australia (except Vest. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fill Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria.
y C)--Aorangf .....................Sept. 500 IN
Hawaii (via San Francsco)-Sierra. Sept. O. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONSULT THE ADVER
TISING COLUMNS OF THE ISSUE OF TO-DAY.

ARNOLD, CONSTABLE e. CO., Broadway and
18th street, are TO have advance showing of
drygoods. carpets and upholstery. There will also
be a special exhibit of Lyons novelty silks.
prising designs and weaves Early fall models
of women's suits and clothes also are to be seen
there.
BLOOMINGDALE'S 18th street and Third
nue.. advertise one hundred models for fall
hats Their opening sale of blankets also begins
tomorrow.
4J.AR4, West lith spd 18th strsstA who stsys
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
OTHER MARKETs+6Y TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Aug 2s-CATTLE-Estimated receipts
500: market steady; beeves. 81 25 as1.35; and
hefers 81 3oQk5 40; Texas IS as IS 25 stock
and 50 6oH$5s calves. S6G$S. HOGS
Estimated receipts market 81 Zoe higher light
s. 95 mixed and butchers s. IoG S6 S5: hesss
g. to@se Is rough. 50 400 IS 20: pigs. s. N9ssiSo
SHEEP-Estfmared receipts. 1000; market steadNs
sheep. SO 25a s. yearIings. IS 5oas8 so. lambs
IS % Gs$T 80. ,-o
head quiet vEAIs-Receip,s. rs head: active; &c &c
lower: &5I$SJ0 HOGS-Recefpts. $500 head: hsnt
fairly active and zoe higher; HEAVY so
and steady; heavy So q Sd 90: So 900 -,
Yorkerx 37I&T 05, pigs. 81: roughs. - 90 - o'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. head: sheep ac-
lower: lambs slow and CSC lower; ann
5oas7: 81 yearlings 50 756 So ~esnss =
SIS %
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

open until o'clock. announces the end of the
August sale. There only five more days In
which TO take their advantage of their special
offer for this month.
MACY'S, Broadway and Sixth avenue have a spe-
cial piece goods sale for this week. consisting
of dress goods. white fabrics. silks, laces, etc.
Other special goods be found the base
ment The semi-annual sale OF china glass lamps
and bric-a -brac begins tomorrow. There will be
special sales of other things each day OF the
west.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

La Tourane which reported TO Sasconset AZ a m
yesterday go miles east OF Nantucket IAshIshp
is ed to dock about 8 to-day.
The Eyudan. which reported TO sable island al 80
m Yesterday when no miles east or that sta'iViI -
expected to dock 10 n Monday
which reported TO sable isiNid az 10
", vesf.rdav when i65 miles OF that station. Is
rxuected 60 dock about so a IN Monday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. AUGUST 20.

Vessel
Vessel For Mail closes sails.
Quebec. 300 m II
Sarnia Jamaica. Harnb-AIn. 300 a IN III m
Huron yde 300
UamiIton Norfolk, Old Dom. 5o0p IN
TUESDAY. AUGUST "a.
Z Wnn Ger Crosse Brefnen N q Lloyd O m a m
Iunottar Colon. IL 80 800
pool $50
CITY of Atlanta. Savannah. 800
Monroe Norfolk 800 m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2s.
Oceanic. Southampton. White Star $50 m eco
Valdivia Hayti, Hamh-A IL 100 200
Noordanl Rotterdam. Holland-Am a IN
Iroquois Jacksonville. CLYDE. 800
Princess Anne. Norfolk. old Dom. 500
Carnpana, Naples italian.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gun rises 10 sun sets 0i6 Moon s:2T Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
SANDY ttoo a02l Gov Island :2S Hell Gate II 2l
M-sandy Hook Island S:i7 Hell Gate IL 4o
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Aug "a, 1907

AHHINED.
Steamer st Paul. Passow Southampton CherbourE
August H. the American Line with 4t7 cabin and
4Is seerage passengers mails and mdse. Arrived the
Bar 1913 a m.
Steamer TJomo CNor}. nanelsen. Prosreso August "A
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

sBr1ngs mail.
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NEW STOCK EXCHANGE OF NE" ~

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HON. JAMES II. ECKELS
holds an honored place anons thoss
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~
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