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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Monday.
 Hamilton whist ciub--Mra Henry Tinesse Bridge ciub--Mrs. Q. F.. crampton. at 3 ?. m. e. v,,. Meeting of Newman Cirels---SL sn- cents Rectory, at 7;t5 ?. m.
 Tuesday.
 Merry Makers Card Club--Miss Blanche Richards.
 Pivot Bridge-Mrs. Junius Wolf. Tuesday Bridge with Mrs. W. a. Monk, IT. ., General Meeting Council of Jewish Women at B'Nai Birth Hall in the Temple.
 Knockers Card club--Miss Nell Hall. Discards--Miss Mabel Heustis at Phiiomathic club--Miss Carrie Dukes.
 chautauqua circis-Mrs. H. H. Duf- fee.
 Five orcock Tea--Mrs. Harry Toul- min.
 Thursday.
 Bowling club--Miss Olive McMillan. West End Bridge--Mrs W. P. Will hanson.
 Thursday Bridge--Mrs. E. D. Led yard. at ?. m.
 Young Matron's Card ciub--Alrs. Norman Meyer.
 500 Card Club--Mrs. Stanley FIach.
 Friday.
 Thursday Afternoon Tea Club-Mrs George Vaughan.
 Business Meeting D. A. R.-Clw- tiion Hotel
 Morning Reading club-Mrs. Jack Ross.
 Saturday.
 Shakespeare Club-Mrs. c. J. Torrey.
 Review of Society.
 Mobile, April 25-(Special.)-The past week was joyous one-the sound of numerous wedding bells filled the air and these same merry notes will continue to be heard, at intervals. for some time to come. But the warm, summery wealth CT and the lataness of the Easter sea- son, all sure signs that society mem bers will soon find little left to interest them bat departures and summer plans
 However. the next few weeks are to be gay enough to make the devotees of fashion long for some spot where the day was meant for rest and the night for sleep.
 In Honor of Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs Gowen Ferguson. of Montana who has been the inspiration for many a pretty affair since her return to her old home several weeks ago, was the guest of honor again yesterday when Mrs. Penrose Vass entertained at a large bridge party in her honor. The house was lovely with white roses. sweet peas and ferns. and Mrs. vass, with her characteristic clever ness and graciousness. made a delight full afternoon for her forty guests. There was a prize for each of the ten tables, and the guest, Mrs, B. P. Fearn, who made the highest score received a pretty parasol, while powder pun was presented to each Of the victorious ones at the other ta- bles. Mrs Ferguson. the guest of honor, Mrs, F. F. Wagar. Mrs. A. P, Bush. Mrs. H. T. Smith. Mrs. l.. H. Horn, Mrs. Joseph McPhillips, Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr.. Miss Rosa Lyons and Mrs H. B McMillan.
 T, n. (. Club. The attractive sextette of young girls who compose the Teddy Bear Club were responsible for a very charming progressive euchre party on Thursday evening.
 Miss Edna Wolfe was hostess for the occasion and her home was prettily decorated with smilax and Easter lilies. Fruit punch was served during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

The score. in the inter sch plastic ball game given this afternoon was Nj. M. l., 5; U. M. S., {. The U N. S. still leads, having lost only two games out of eight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

Miss Dorothy Donald will leave for Louisville the first of May on a visit to Miss Elizabeth Boyle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

Here's where you set something for nothing. stop In at the Montgomery Fair any day this week. D0wH stairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

ed in. The Forum promises public debate sometime in May.
 0uick Work af Coal Docks.
 The steamship "Puebla" arrived here for . cargo of coal on Thursday even ing last at 6 o'clock. She cleared at g o'clock Saturday morning and sailed fully loaded; virtually. in port only one day. coming in empty and leaving here with about 1000 tons of coal. The Mobile Coal Company really load ed her cargo in about twenty hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
Wednesday of next week with Mrs. R. V. Taylor as hostess.

The Thursday Bridge has postponed its picnic from this Thursday until the hrst Thursday in May. when the picnic will be held at the Yacht Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

Banquet at Y. N O. A. Tonight the debating society. known at the Forum. gave banquet in the tea room of the r. M c. A.
 It was a brilliant success and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
Sermon Co the Oda rellows.

The United Lodges of I. O. c. r. in this city will attend services in full form at Trinity Church at il o'clock tomorrow morning. The rector, Rev. Edwards Bennett, D. D., will deliver the sermon. The musical pro- gram for the occasion is:
 Anthen-"B1essed Be the God and Father" Wesley.
 oHetory Soio-"Hosanna!' Brutkie- wiez, Mrs. Charles B Hervey.
 Evening Prayer--7:30 o'clock.
 soloist--Mrs. I. N. Frenkel.
 Trinity reports the largest atten- dance in years. for both Good Friday and Easter Day. at all the services.
 The choir has been reinforced by some notable additions in both female and male voices
 All were robed in white cassocks on Easter Day. aciording to the use of this parish.
 Rev. H. F. Williams, of Nashville, will preach at the Government Street Presbyterian Church at II a. m. Rev. A. r. Carr, D. D., will occupy the pulpit at 7:3o ?. m, his subject being, By This We Believe"
 Rev. T. W. Stewart will preach at the St. Francis Street Baptist Church at II q. Ira., and again at D. m.
 Rev. H. F. Williams, of Nash vile, will address the men's meeting at the Y. M. c. A. at D. m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
Ir Honor of rTrs. yTeMilIn,

after which they will go to Portland. Ala. their future home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

Informal Reception.
 The Yacht Club was opened this evening for an informal reception for its members and guests, who enjoyed the dainty refreshments and the sweep of the ocean breezes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

ID HohoF or NtfB. McWfInn.
 Mrs. Lee McMillan. of New Orleans. who Is the attractive guest of her sisters. Mrs. Henry McMiiian and Mrs William Barnwell. was charmingly en. tertained this evening at an informal bridge party given by Mrs William c. Dukes at her pretty home on Joachim street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
T, B. c. Club.

The attractive sextette of young girls who compose the Teddy Bear Club were responsible for a very charming progressive euchre party on Thursday evening.
 Miss Edna wolfe was hostess for the occasion and her home was prettily decorated with snlilax and Easter lilies. Fruit punch was served during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
Alumni Meeting and Banquet.

A meeting of the Alumni Association of the Alabama Medical College will be held Friday morning, May 1. The annual banquet of the Association will be held immediately after the conn mencement exercises Friday evening. Over one-third of the practicins physi- clans in Alabama are graduates of this college and all graduates are eligible to membership in the Association. A particularly large attendance Is ex- pected this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

We'll Fins.
 Arrows set in rhinestones are the last conceit in veil pins. and have very stylish air stuck through the front brim of the hat. They are one of the trifes that proclaim a woman in touch with the newest fancies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT s. .- I am candidate for Justice of the Peace for Beat Three. subject to the primary of the Democratic party. v
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. August 3. 1905
BEANS AND PEAS-No receipts to-day Offerings
doest5o beans light aRd market steady at former
Bas6s s. IS o. Do eooa to GOOD ssSs2 893
@ M pea soSf coe g s as G To- Go So@oR IN 1900 70
good. 81 l2 as2 60 % imported naTro~ 81 o5g$? 90;
81 15 medium. choice 81 10; do to good.
81 81 3 20 o. ooa SS 8o o. red dney cRSoe &
81 o 81 g eSSce 81 sS DO eioS eye cs6oe
s. 30; do lima California choice IS 5@sa 20, PEAS
GTTEfESEscsipts today: 1872 pkgs The weak
prices. and the market is closing unsettled
OF creamery specials &c later &c
bid and mat represents the general trading basis for
is very moderate regular trading. but little specu-
shippers have few orders IN hand Process butter
also and factory and packing stock shows
decline ,%5h very qqet traaing we quote A CTe@ S
2o3z g2le DO seconds. 92oc; do thirds. 1sgl8ne:
q a2oc: do common fair IS 919o process. specials
onds Il Sc: % thirds Is 5a16i4c: western imitation
e5es1neTy nTsts 1gsc' western actor nTsts ISL q
stock No / 1sc; do Ne 2 !74ze: DO No g. I63s Gle
moderately active but continued speculative buying
together with firm western advices holds the market
here in steady position and no change was made in
little II Improvement the larger proportion of
Fine skins steadiy held. but cheaper skins selling
for coiored ana SIS Cd for White We QUOTE! state
e @ facy @ do srs oored cd on Whf T9'fd s6o or
y 4c; Go good to prime Il G1113c; do common. ~
$ 3 Do SE55: 81: *
Specials ineIudes DAISIES Young Americas etc
m Gse sHd the seae sfSI position ass5 rs
Qualities are extremely irregdar and very largely
small For such there fairly steady to arm mar
more Or less serious hot weaher effects tFade is siac
esss s5oPa rule slightly 6 i favor
for the bettar grades otherwise quotations with
esrby ne eted wte fanS seo do fsr and I'd
choice. "a q csc; undergrades IS 92oc western
1e13 @17ssc; DO thirds. I4Q16c; dfrtes. sgI5ao;
orBe a. q low ST % s'eT 6 sy IN % 1,l, Th nat Poo5
s6oing attT9etfvs heavy supply
quote: APPLES new, double head Dbl 81 1898;
as s 3 e do 6sa o es ap % p S 81 81 s RsE + & s9 s asts o
20 Bell s2s@ M 90 soooteP sas2 So 90 oras
a5 SI per 56l 81 '09s2 = DO per z 65l basket 700
g Jca$3 so; KefeF. s2gs8; PEACHES Jersey, per
DO Maryland ana Delaware 75cGSl 10; do per basket
csSi; &c e95si per esTeE = & seeS2 M 90 Dc A9nsss
,sna and BelawaEs per carrier 4oae99; DO n
quart 4@7e; Do per n. 4@sc; BLAcKBERRIEs upr4vsr
90 bades pe lint per 4 Pn Iyt 1e 20 RPEEs' M P 9g1e.
and ,19EZIan.ds 5q1e: GoosEBBRRIEs per quart. go
as: per pony crate SIaEi .: do Tennessee per
virginia per 80 qasrt crate 50asoe do per sHa crate
Sf. z8. Do d. tber STs I % 5 Sofn$I, 90 per e@sSetii
o$1 6 @ 20 & Eors e5ias Sa Der pr standard eTats
59asdoe; wATEsIa MELONS Per car sloogs2oo DO per
crate T5case 70: DO Porto Rico, s0cas2; cuban 81
@s2 DO Florida. Smooth Cayenne. 81 25gs2 25 do Alb
HOPS Lltte Ll i. business poEEt.anee
rain Is leesd From ei sections 1 or the state rspsrts
year. which would about 30 600 naes Cali
dcaoas sno If ossea I 9ay ~ wasr CROP os SR al m I'm
fs far short q lat yssr as 50 many Yards were
We State s eioos per b ssse ps 70
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
OTHER MARkET-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 8-cATTLB- Receipts (esttrated1 about
24.oo head: steady 1oc lower; 81 75
ss; cows 50 400s4 e5: heifers So 259s5 bulls $685.;
calves s6@s7 80 stocers feeders 81 6o9S4 90 HOGS
Receipts (estnated) 40 600 head; 1015c
lower choaee heavy shipping. So e5@s6 a; butchers
sc so9s8 30; Light mixed Sc 40se 55 choice light S6 500
sales s 5oss s. sfIPecspfs p eesti2nstea T about
% 600 head; market 1O1So lower: sheep So 5oS4 So
lambs, 81 7oGse IS: yeaTTIt4gs s. s5a$5 25
shippers 81 1oqs7 IS; common, 81 s59s6 10 CAT
TIE-DuII and lower; fair good shippers. SIS 109S6;
common, S2Qs3, sHEEP-steady. 81 25a$6 LAMBS
East Buffalo. Aug. SEATTLE Receipts: 400 head:
rs heeT 5og5 90 eews Ss@sS; bulls sa,s2 s2@S4 $40 90
s5s vEAIs-Reoeipts 1000 active and steady So
lower heavy and mixed 81 pos! 30 Yorkers, $6 15g
s. so: dairfes S6 T5Qs7 is. SHEEP AND LANBs-Re-
ceips $500 head; active yeaFings and n1ixed sneeg
vethers. 81 2b$4 TO- ewes s4gS4 2o shsap mixed
ndi1dins 1000 soatherns; naaTket steady Ioc
choice xort and dressed s6 55qs7 5: fair
to good 81 s5GS6 -; So T5s5 To- stock
feeders s3qS4 90; Southern steers s. Ge4 10
heifers s8aS5 bulls 50 5oGS3 50 calves $S 5o9So
HOGS-Reoeipts. 1000 head; market 1ol5o ie!yeg t9p
Tcrs S OS ana butchsrs Sc 55ass 75s light IS o6$6
rigs e. 5O9S5 rs SHEEP-Recepts 1900 head; market
steady to weak; lambs, 81 25fS8: ewes and yeaIags
S4GS4 go Texas yearlgs = 40So' 1eAas sheepH ." S
Union Stock Yards. P1ttsburg. Aug 5-CATT11E<Sup-
NV fsir slower: choice SO 3o9S6 90 prime, $5S6 35
lis and common s2G$3 lambs. sass .; veal calves
S7aST 20 HOGS-Receipts fair. lower prime heavy
ne51rs and heavy 81 05 light Yorksrs Sc eco
s6 70; pigs So roughs. S5gSS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

Sc: medium. 20; p.rhe 1907 choss sgss; @
e s: @ do s ss7i @ ssas
Hay AND sTRAwThe market Is IN n good 2od- shsps sps
OF al @ a Of s1s @ as sano sss ie
from shipping prime The clover bays continue xsaS
aTss ssiss psr sasad i6o NJ @ 2uS DO
s: do shDp1s se0 d9 R1sls 9 eesc DO
s955 nPd ssed T soe DO eai ay ana cSTs by
freight and .1 few m by % aa roos
and stock cleaning up promptly on aa n oIdes we P
firm IN their views fowls and roostsTs and no change
mans aG & n pe sg oy to. and the
price reduced TO loc No chang made IN otner n I.
FOWLS. 14c; BOOSTERS. young and old &c; TURkhfs.
Ps Pnd tS ie GEESE GEESE Resssn s SCI
and Southwestern. &c: GUINEA FOWLS. per pair ooe;
Supplies .. IT tEss1 h, killed anes
much increase but demand continues slow and un.atis
aTeTags marks of dry picked or lsc for sealdad
sede hig Old roslels more nenv and tone easier
s6ns sa shios & are are heng ghe sa IN the s IN
ers spring ducks and squads nOIanaiy unchanged We
n and over to pair best 24c o Dc under so 9 D.
S5o % DO %sd dr. Pos n sd o % seaded PG
s Best bsr 9 do cry Psa ] or s9aia 6se 4
Western sy picked fansy n and over boxes ds per n
fancy n and over. bbls. 1SAc do southwestern 15Q
p GO 0o6 OuaneF m n ayeage pest I8c; oassH az 1c
GHE en and ah G ass R9 an ns dd &C. s % ae aRd Ps
gsyiysnia g !8c: sQUABs prime large white per dozeH'
PoTaT6Es 2SD vEGGr&BI E aisL 8 S2
ps oaa h eoo ss 1a F onions M
e ees6es aaS ] fn6 n or fancy a hs
aar5g aa and weak EsgBas D SLOW Green eEn fTs ap1s
PSntfu Pog and 6.Bna dun Ss peas seady sag ao. s
quoted no We q9ots PoTAro8s ng 1sland in bulk
g @ oO DO = os 8 3 Do 10 s Tonn5 nds 8e Dbl p ss
s. 2'aS2 90 d9 long kinds s2g$2 p do sqtheFn % gsr
Eastern shore. yellow. per Dbl ss 5oqs4 5o DO North
bSe Sos P Tsis Ge s NoFsh 69roins 60 s5ses S
5b ssass rs r RED 3 g ass BEETs 100 100 sgnchss
81: DO. per Dbl 81 25asi rs; cABBAeEs nearby. fat
b6 8os IS @ Do s'9 Td per pee bS sSs Is n
Pve % sI5 ps5 bS S S$ 3 20 & so per % BASKET s5 S 90
S 20 do eg box $685. % Masyand and De3aos @
56c; do hothouse per box or basket sias1 90 cUCUd
I g Ions IsIa SGa Do SSs jersey per b6
ss so per s2ss Ses ds a. per 3ssss
Dc other jersey 46Si as i p st tU per sis 6ssss ct
I M ps2 G Sas5 30 ia basket s0 sSs & h Do ad
RS0 sgs1 Per M aa93 7os basket .,. s. % fss.s IS @ 90
a AND yeo o per per 5 S s & 5ss & do DO 6ne 8 Long m r'd s 81 3
asi IS: DO per basket 6c@15o: Jersey yeiioE.
Do large Wits o 75os DO Ksnf3ek Ra per bag sooas1
% Orange county per bag -s1@$1 81; sHAIIoTs'
ket 5oo6s1: PEPPERS; Jersey. Bulnose. per bbl sig
Il 2 90 on per p ss ] @ % DO Pc? jersey s sSs p
TsF 2 oP sse s575c PE1s STATE to- iaTse Per base
bssst Sl g c as per % 9s ss s9g R0MAS BON 5aa % s e Pf
by wax, per bag 75ca$1 3: DO green si9sI s. 50; DO
Do green PER bae ST. 90 8sitinoTe per tsrd 6sskee &
Sa1 @ asa7 a DO .2 N Sb 5 @ 4fs' @ s 21 Jersey S and
long Island white per 6bi 75oGsi do white per half
s S d. 90 or T PEE per Pas S6 ss
S6 b5aess 9sssa SASS Rs 20 o. or 6sF s Sono So mouth
@ RN N R2R s per- 9 100 SR Sorha Sndhes ss R s box
Toledo. Aug. s-cLovERsEED- October. IS rs;
en2a 3 co. 2usus s. 80! A oo5obeT, s. .
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York A-g g. 1905
,orrFE-a further decline occurred n tne coIIes
rAlEet --Ls-ze5 u-iees and held around Saturday 3
iaveI Curing middle o. the cay OF s-@lt
t-s--s = business bu1 weakened under increased
supposed 70 relect COST ana LelsAt
es--e, Ts-s-fI The closed steady but AZ g
S=TO 71ol-rs reported O.
- -,s-f-r az the about II line with
. r7aa- cables later advces reported reactlon
= E--ch marked which closed net unchanged 10
- 1--we EzaaburE closed - p-snnig ElsheT 1fle
- -panze reurre6 Brazilian market vas an az
the Orlce OF santos ; ne HeI.eE
o. Paulo continued I1ne IN al c1strlcLS
-seefnrs were liberal, reaching 5To00 bags at the
~ rc-rs against 80 bags iast year and ooooO bags
7bos Turfahy receipts $500 bags, against
s0 bzrs las 4e,099 bags N 1876 Receipts
much larger II com
psrison WIZ l-7
\ r. -uo5erare estimate Of ne current crop ara me
Of The Czrila largely due 70 The
expectations CT Increased oueTlfgs
rf Epo coffee Brazil VIII lea1 10 break n RrlCSs
r-set while should anything happen 70 force the sur
1ns rto ne hands materially lower
Indicate contingency the latter for The TINE
senE and receipts may fall Of during August and Sep
terher 70 extent VII. revive confidence n
smaller estimates ot the yield The market Tor soot
ere vas caist cr the basis Of 5-zo Rio No I.
-lsa-ances shipments q coffee from
F-zzijts- urtx f The week follows:
a d18 rags incu6ing 400 United States
81 EUF0pe North Africa 6Qe bags TO the
rsoe R5ve- Fsrs the Of South America
szrtos caarazcs TO 600 bags including 5000 bags 70
United states 1o1 Geo Gags to Europe ana Sorln
sticz 081 bags the Cape River Plate and the
coast SocE America; Santos shipments for the
Tinted states we're 7So bagS Europe s. 600
hsrS torzl Of 1S COO rzS FsceipIs Rio Santos
for 555 0o bags against $4,000 bags last
1919 last year and 4l5.o50 bags TWO years
veeki- coSee Movement follows: Feceiprs. 21ov
bags: stock clearances Germany loo
bezss elsewhere 2700 bags
he range of contract prices market today
-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

Coffee cables. Pc-5Ia-ke1 barely steady $500
sEehaDge rate Is 3I65; receipts. 7ooo bags; stock
81 rsE Ur Ec Santos. $500. receipts. So COO bags
stonk sS1 001 Ha-nb-rg-Afa-het opened 4 71e
psrnlg higher. 2 O'Clock AdS pfennig
higher: a. fMarch) = pterntg higher;
EsvreAIsrks- opened barely steady. unchanged 70 =
--71c O. a. = unchanged: 3 was IN
eaSnEeo % franc higher II $50 n was 4 franc
loEe-s ssies. 70 000 bags
the cotton during to-days session. although
hs news continued O rather bsaTish far
as ic--esre and trade conditions concerned
- lines decline
Nere TeL shsc-oec. and TIE bulls showed greater
Eve1esS thar any during the las: week. with
lflcas making high records the the
e2Ee Eo-t5s SCTne capital made Of rather heavy
.as II a. parts Of TIE eastern and central belts al
o-o tle bears claim that TIE deterloTaes through
cFoltn rzr-e- -Hs- August
e2 ta1 the complaint from this is purely ssnt
a- However this nay BE- Southern offerings we're
-ae snd smaller shorts showed signs Of uneastness
- le E2aTzst coS21S steady a decline OF points
angus but generally Il points higher Sales
Cay estimated 12[.Ooo bales Liverpool
tEeopel 1oT business Tuesday morning Some
= vas possible that the aggressive attitude
local market to-day for the
ss q influencing The cables morning and
.elso tas1 should the cables advance here
- - naoFniHg realizing sales would De evidence
.'slne-sss AZ effort the part OF the
yesterday successful only
se1t % CT points top The market opened
e'ls ioTFsr % points higher At August
- - points lover Under liquidation result Of
sle-z or the crop di6 work Saturday
80 s-- later sod L . Il points higher. ASIDE
sEers-ly good an6 change in
ne general trade SoGtherG markets Of
- fepo-ISc unchanged sc lower
-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

T'VCs-TforTR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR. ON THE HOUR
FoE tLADELPhaIAAo AZ p a "a y .o " Il 20 ~ = So
$50 q nj go aS'9 $50 " a.5d. $50. i!,So p m
sundays; 100 $50 sS2 do-SI; go iSy $50 a 30 so
a ~. ifTs LIBERTY fais 81. @1so. $50. 200. 500
Sso Saea sqs &C. isS SS 5o 5 s.oo : ZOO 40 800
600. 200. 500, 600 p. m. Il Is midnight.
sundays. 1.s0 SEQ. 500. 1000; n:oo % a. . %. %
7-G0, 500. s.0e, 10. 80 ?. m. L. Is midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ly. ". 2ad sT,=z7-5O. $50; 1l-go a. m n.
iPo y s1e gr@i ooI &C. 500, M 1000 a. m. 40
noon zoo. 400. 500. 200 p. m daily: 80.
ST FOE !9sso $3.50 L NJ a&5o sats only. sS0
p. ID Sundays. $50 g. M, 22o 2 n "
LIBERTY ST-5-1O.00 a. m. Qoo sats-
only. $40 p H. Sundays 1o-oo q H.
VA ALL RAIL.-Lons Branch, Assury
Park, Ocean Grove. &c. Ly- " W go aSo ,r,ry1
10. SO, (4.20 does not step "a al Z L1as Sa
Branch or run on sats-l 4@; tS-Uo. 90
LIZ LfBERTY s;PY ST $40. t $50. mso g. m,
G240. 10 sats- only. 1.3o. $50. ass
ssfs.). AS. 0.I5 except sats-). go. $50
D. m, OF midnight Sundays, S-so, s-AO'
1000 q m, goo. $50 ?. n ..,.,.,.
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Seaca'
&c Lv pier 81, n r. Foot W. 42d ST, !;
$50. 935. 1890 a N. 1880 $50 3 IT, -
a. N. 100. $50. .7.4s p. m Leave Pier 10 %
n. r. Foot Cedar ST.. 9-15. 1900. 1lOo
g. m. LOO 200. 3 IS. 4.45. D 45. $40 p N, m
Sundays. ESQ. 1880 a. m, 1-So 4-Oo' s-A0
2. m.
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty st. (w 23d St Tel
Chelsea 3f44l, Piers 10 and 81. N R, .
Astor House, 245. 434 13U0 1854 Broadway,
Is2 225, PSI Fifth Av-. 279s Third Ay IN
West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York; 4 Court St. 533, 34< Fulton St. 40
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; SEQ Broadway
williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

% rr+ OK market for GOTTEN quiet. but
r i5Sg gasE a e 7oc for Hniddlinz upland and 1o95o
bsss ue- 5e-5 No sales we're reported. but $500
oeially reported as follows: Galveston steaiy
uacss-sse2 uacssss2 a. l9i&c sales 700 bales Mobile nominal
b. ois dg,l unchanged Al lie sales - bales Baiti-
szsass3 :, 1ozs sales los bales 81 Louis iui IN
Lrs Rocs -S77s & Houston steady unchanged at Io1+o
ana sssr Gu Uachangei AZ 10c- New Orleans quiet
tos eacaansec a. lose sales 25 bales Charles
ef2sss f2- a loi-e- sales . SaIes S17'' o'-
Eo5a receipts Al leading poirts for Tuesday: At
fsles go 80 lsst year; a. Galveston 1000 5000
nee an go 10 700 baIes aganst 1lsz bales last
ts 5S1 r AND aEAL-The market FOR -four was duh
sszt seller IS unsettled Spring bakers were the
o1aessses & sh Moderate demand RYE Fg15UR|stesdy.
sScS-r coRNsTEALEFirns Quoted: KIN dr3ed 8 -
a. ~ sosrss s. s0asI 81 FEF58T7estern easy. city
sS & a Sa NesteTn spring so .; standard middlinE
- 50 s. 81 I,,.A L1lG1l-Ag; - to4s<o %: Ied
esls 81 70 1slst shipment. homny chop. s26 80
=, = soezrnaIs1 over s,rsa1 sf7, IN yyhsa puysng s
,. N-oay ans urocuee5 cc,es,e-Tia srrt-sr..-t eo-
saa shorIs @ s y ze per bush in the local market
sts Seis, bush crop advioes from the North
IS coEa2gsaE calage reports IN addition 10 TIE
ssaaea ~ into Nanitos s, s. h1ss , as G ee e. 1Lg s
:or se-<-p - about &c AFTER reaching 81 o5Z
sss.1 ~ Z The Local market however. the price
bvx oesf - kansas CIV s5 an tncreaee ~ 500 o3
essse isz Eiz'.as supply. against Iss4 90
= - IS q which late outside buyers
Northwest crop
eop dsr5s reliable Seopse denying the extensive
e-oions lIts1 earlier loesf expert whose
s = ,b-. A.sn4y valued here wired from Aberdeen.
fo1s tS- slly sight damage been done as rust
e-Elstv ----t I'D ADVANCED He thought yield
lsok - go ana Together with
"a City t1suess, big carot estimates for
- Nar-sverf aE9 oH Tgas1aT and cooler weather in
stiag fries, us neEs brought cut considrshe late
rfE~ l1sf before ths close bv q rather sharp
Trtsi iett hE5l prices here 21sGzlc net higher
z - -5 es5 ysst liverpool closed. but Ber-
isE=r- heal a
- Fea, 81 o. ssS- o2sse. elevator. and 81 osss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
BALTIMORE Z OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
''Every other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington, with all Lines ScutL.
Leave New York Daily. 23d s. Eib'y 81
WASHINGTON. SIpers. 11.5O pm ! 80 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
<Parlor car n. 7 to Richmond. Val
WASHINGTON, Direr. II.5O am 1200 nm
WAsRINGToN. Buffet. 1;5o pm 2oo pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. ESQ p N 400 pm
WASHINGTON. BUFFET, 8 50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1I-5o am 120O n n
PITTSBURG, CLEVEB'D, 3-5e pm 400 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. 11-50 pm 1-30 am
GIN. ST LOUIS.LOUISv-. 9 so am 10c0 am
GIN. ST LOUIS, LOU -SV. $50 pm SEQ pm
Offices: 245. 4S4. 1900 Broadway, s Astor
House, 10S Greenwich St, 225 9Th Av., 3Sl
Grand St. n. Y: 34S Fulton St, Brooklyn: ::
West 23d St and Liberty St
After .. N Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun information resarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
B & o. R P. 23d ST. Terminal Phons
Number. Chelsea-3144-