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New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August l. 1905;
E as fo b Escorted alive As cars
and 25 for the Jarks Ts
extremey dui from start finish. with almost no de-
aRd bsaRds fSr ere o aoe ae fo light
supply and steady COWS slow srTed and oHer Native
sold at s. 25@ s. 50 Per 5 go 100 COWS 20 o1sf m aaa 81
Dressed emand at s lie per 70 nses fes
rom Liverpooi and London quoted the market SLOW
live selling at 1s@14e per 70 dressed @ %s1sex sx
ports from this port to-day To-1norrow the Mime at
ona viii dvae ss for 1ekee6 Keaon gS Son
and Id loo ba eusfteTs s Pa0 0 %
carry port 5000 quarters OF beer lot va
l'2a oso s. 13s4 go sSeraE sS isss
at at $S at 2sr s. so 600 IS 70 do Il 1913 aR S @
g 93 is do g. 1873 5so n n at n $ % 90 do do iso S at s.
20 West virginia DO 1i41 n ~ at 81 10 ,oo 90 n $40 ~
do 1920 n at ss % do. 1925 n. at So Is; 3 do
So ss ds -. so a Ss: !5snas sSSs5
io2s oxen COWS! ISIS ass p at at s At . s.
TS9n sPns c6mmssion ShanRsn co@pany S2 ~ cows a88
81 70 G. curtis Son: bulls 1865 10 at ss; year
81 5 a. iss7 s. g ssnsSs -: s
2 3 y oss % e st 3 3 DC &C. Il o76 90 NJ 6S 81 s. o do DO 1872
roI iS at IS s. To- 10 DO 1iS5 Ke1sqoky oxen
sss ~ G' % at 1878 81 n ~ at as 50 $50 81 r. dS so Sc
shamberg & Son: Virginia steers 1872 N. ct
90 I22 S So at S. DO isso 70 at S. do 1850 n
at s 81 d? B n r s s. = head he
making h ead the & fais .sey aa1ys AN and on he limited
ings were sold Common to prime veal. sold at
2essed 70 yeas PfE in Uy moderate demand at sa per
country dressed veas almost nominal at a lie
sales-W. R. Hume: 81 veals 151 10 average at
81 % per 10 do 2on N. at So -
! G & Son: IS veals, 141 io. at 81 so; 2
Sanders: veals 1s5 n. IS: 8 do 100 ~
Mcpherson & Co Maryland veals, 1sS 10 at
81 25 do. 215 70: at Sc: do 10 n, at 50 %.
head including for slaughterers and PA. for
the market making with car carried over yester-
dull 10 lower; lambs were off s5 soc. and
extremely the decline About 10 cars were
unsold at late hour. Fair to good sheep sold at at
So 5Oas4 per 100 N common TO prime lambs at 81 90
as7 10 Dressed mutton slow at 1890 per fbE
dressed lambs 1od 12lzc. -.
sales-Tcbin & shannon: $50 Kentucky lambs. Y
n average at 81 per 100 10; 236 do Ga n. at 81
o2s VirgInia do 60 81; % do 6s 10, at s6 So
I83 do 63 n at Sc %; Kentucky sheep. 1o3 10 at
Kerns Commission Company: 191 Virginia lambs
Sc N at So 225 Kentucky do. II ~ at Sc 20 24s
at Sc: % Kentucky sheen. 9e 10. at So so
Newton & Co: $50 Kentucky lambs. y N. at g!
Mcpherson & Co: 22s Virginia lambs 6s 10, at 81
- do IS N at 81 So ia Maryland 90. 66 fb at 81
e5 Maryland sheep. &c 10. at s3 so
Shippers Commission COMPANY 2oI Kentucky lambs
?6 N at 81 10; Virginia do as 10 S6 81
Kentucky sheep, III m at 81 , - - . e.
129 do "a 1b at So: 15o do. 81 10. at ss
s Judd & Co: 24T Kentucky lambs 66 n, al 50 50
2s1 81 10 at 81 60; yesterday. 2S1 Kentucky lambs
HOGs-Receipts 1.1s1 head. includ-
Ming only for the market. Feeling steady.
New York state hogs sSd at sr psT 10" sor 70 r4o n
average 81 20 per 100 70 rough $50 ~ at Sc 20
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York =. iSS
sill more active business
IN the cc.ee market TO-DAY, but important change
the apparent average OF tTaoe sen
1trne-lt in prices market opened points higher
sligtt gain reported being cue 10
in European markets, hut Brazilian re
CENTS heavy and while there was some scat
barely sustained the close
being steacy- net unchanged 10 : points lower sales
reported of about 2'osp bags Nesafl-
ing heavy movement Of the crop which has been
chief bearlsh sentiment. and the
liberal Brazilian dispstch
planters rushing their coffee TO market in an
The dispatch
goes say the offerings viii probably continue
heavy immediate future, and predict that they
may influence months later than September II this
cause the heavy movement and receipts
misleading the size Of the the
depression prove be and with
falling om in the movement E modification Of crop
may take place The government il he
recalled estimated the Of Rio and Santos
about I95O0 bags while recently private estimates
as Is o0o.0at1 bags had cooring Of
daily receipts. Yesterdays cables reported
c. 900 bags the ports against 5000 year
and efso Jundiahy receipts $500
bags against oG09o year 57.o 600 years
The Brazilian markets unchanged &c higher
Spot coffee quiet Rio No = 6q6'sc.
The range II contract prices in the local today
as
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

METAIs-TIN-The London tin market tTss vas 1Is un-
While futures remained at l5s Locally the % mar s
ket in tone. with spot quotea al o. ,S0PPFR
ad PSn'S f6i los for 81
arm on good demand light offerings " with III sai lake
quoted at l8 500 $ 72c eleGtrStc s al LEAD was IN
changed at Sd in London The locs1 pETER
fIe S in LOpdeP The The lonsi fRoHTse a[Kee
London iron market unchanged with stanearf i
foundry quoted at 4as Sd and Gierf fsneed with No
SdSn s5S SorfseFn Tds l9'a at s6 5oasi7 and s 5
SIS @ ae Fpbanr VAS 0 rmer but quiet
Regulars aFs qussG & 5 5 sS cto6er
SIS IS s18; November sl5 25@sle % and December
S0IassFs AND sYRUPs-The market for molasses
anl ngPs Sn6 p5ees sa as last quoted Quotations follow
Orleans centrifugal common @ 1e@ l9S, G.ans onen
5ef 5siiIe s02s s 42e 's RI1 le fair l6
s0S9 la ed' OF Rr's Was ansetfe
but STEADY & for Gh5 no m0n!i Sales on oo August at Soc
1900 September at say q 4gs Su0 ~ 0oSG 8s and 100
Ianua~y at ssl<c Linseed oil firm hut unchanged
Ref Rsns To % anoe fR7q 6a
b6s e 6uE He Se YORK 10 a6o Philadelphia
water white cases New York, bbls 10 7oc: bulk &c;
cases New York II aOc Philadelphia - s5c COT T.
TONsEED oILPriIne crude SOC 6io; pe entaohar 40
yeow spot 4olsc Aug9s 9sI @ xoyeober a ~ ssi 8sisc
yellow. August Ssh 3adse good on sumner 9 eioW
- soc IINsEED OTT-American seed city raw raw
eut-of town raw. 45@44c' oAlcu''a' 'Vo'
FRov1sIoSs opened easier 5,, on Gwsr Tssr
tbe close when II rallied in sympathy with grain Re
&c Ssss S at 7os 5eaF Weste1n sS ros ncudng
city ca and 5os 5000 at faa Omaha 1sds1s so short
ar 81 osls 50 BESe5dy i4 5d acet SH4'eo s15asie
s5STa s5S8ss0 a0a PPEssEb HoGssteady Quoted Baeons
lose CUT Pled bellies dI ,o3 quiet q 9uSts6; Sss
Ria9 FnGS9s hams d1s qGet aG IT, Quoted
sg g5is Ss Ws,ef2 g2unsf s5 city lard baTsy
quoted 99sc Refined lard easy Quoted; s. Sogth amer %
bound S a. ssady Rs Quoted sisGsc
quoted oieo 11IsG12c: city lard searne. 111@4l21@e
RTcETh market fr with scst fair beaHv aysr
demand for supplies aTaiiaete edn o new rice
the small stocks of old crop remalning remaining are IN IN
ordinary a. &c: fair. 54 95%c; good ordinary 0l=
a5%c prime 6g 61ts aef eh0ee og q 80; Fa'a
sUGARMFor refined the market was dull and ,l. un.
eha@seh less %l5h per cent cash The following
prices snesGt n tor to ca6 seven ef G csta
755c Eagle tablets 75oc cut loaf &C. crgshed'
Eagle 5-rp bags powdered and Eagle confectioners &
powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated
soc cartons Of fine granIlatsd & 05oe bses do
b4Oc; Ioo bags do 5$5c % and 50 3 n Bags sonG Go
=; 2zoe: aoni No 3 4 s5c No g. Soc No =
No p - Sc 10 49, 49, 4 410 SsS gGs Closed M % nona anG az
with duty prices as follows; Centrfugai' s6 test, test
sugaT &c 50 test s25 ass7ec The London sugar
was fiat and lower az Jos o5o foP Ausqs c aPG 40
sailer and zoo tons same a9at oeG e6
baEe cuba centrifugal August shipment at 11-1oc
o5 test cost and freight which is on party % OF
mingo centrifugal basis a6 test 41tc wiett let "a &
9ay aGs 6es4 sGSS Il tons iast 1ear at the
fns egs faaes decrease of S47s5a tons last
stocks and ahoats together show visbie supply o.
decrease Of s7.72o
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PMILAD5iLIp5 Pill II6IIp MA
s5d. sgR ~ RalsAoEph 70 30 $50. 1850 M
M . 126S % l29 81 5S9; $50 80 iIsd 800 p M m
1S.5o. i.5o. 2.to, $50 4.5o. $50. $50. $50
$50 y GfBEH4Y LIZ IieS 3 ggTia1so. e.so 100. 500
noon. 100. I.sO. zoo. 800. 40: 40; 800
600 200. 100. 800 p; m: Y Is mddnignI m
100 noon. loo. 200 800. 100; 500, 800
FOR BALTIMORE AZ 4 AND WASHISsT9N. " iI Il N
noon; 100; to9 go. ig 59S p m Ia daily: " a,a
,. M Sundays. ESQ a m. 200 p. m Lv.
LIBERgJX 81, ;mioe0 o.. a m. ,od6 1ioo sass n
VIA ALL eAIL.LonE BEanc5; "a 5sa AsSuH s=S ny
$40. 11.20 a m, G22o 100 sats. only):
Branch run - o5 % sa5; !; h s6; o (sSS: E2s
eassp' days. sos SsS $50 S,a0 M. D~ so $40 Lv
o. 20. 10 sats. oniy), 1ao; 8. 80: as IS
ssis). AS. 0.15. except satsl. go. o = 90
p. m. II OF midnight Sundays. $3.50. s-Io'
1899 NV nj it,a9 a:O9 $40 Ro1PPIElFor ? Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
&c. Lv. Pier 81. N R. Foot w: 42d ST; :
$50. 9,s5. 1890 a m. 80. 80. SIG; O.
a. m. LOO. $50. I 4S p. m. Leave Pier 10;
N. R.. Foot Cedar ST.. O. Is. 1000; l1Oo
a. m. 100, 200. g. As, AS. 5. 45. $40 .. m
Sundays. $50. 1910 a n. 1So. 400. s-lo
p. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty st. CW 23d St Tel
Astor House, 24S. 434. 1850. 1854 Broadway,
Is2 225. PSI Fifth Av.. 2Iss Third Av, III
West 125th St, 245 Columbus Av.. New
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

eoTION-The cotton market made new high rec
@ me ouil movement and ruled very during
sfors and the sharp bulge
q Ilot ne remaining interest that Of
SluentlaI proportions At any events of the
ag settea emphasize bGlish
ron mat standpoint aggressive sup
It from ihe bull required bring about
loss orders having been caught in October
ana The high point OF the day afternoon when
august SOLD y points net higher and other
70 Ia points net higher. close steady but
- . points On August and OF S@10
POSITIONS sales were estimated 10 COO bales
Weather condition in the South far shown by
oH1cfal map, and while somewhat
conflicting they remain OF bearsh Neither
Is there Indication of immediate
that direction and position
Is found II the fact that the showing
show no sign of further weakening and
are 50 far under parity with spots that shipments
Tor delivery would show material loss. The market
opened 10 points higher the cables,
catering demand for long Southern
keTs generally unchanged.
Superintendent weekly follow:
Port receipts p $50 bales against 744o year:
land 70 mills and Canada 10555 bales against 2s01
bales last Southern mill akngs. estimated, 1900
bales against 20 600 bales last loss Of
into sight for the week 4o756 bales
Total
bales l9 ADDED receipts for the season against 9S6l
13e bales last year overland TO mills and Canada $50
1o2 bales bales year; Southern
takings, 156000 bales against 233l0C0 bales last
stock al interior towns in of September 4l373
Il 1872 los bales. against
last year The total respectively
Sz2 days this season. against 343 days last
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
fellows.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
STEAMBOATS,.
TO BOSTON
By STEAMER


LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Newport and
Fan Rivsr I,v Pier 10, N r. foot Val y,
rem 81 week davs and Sundays. 3;3o :. II n
strs PRISCILLA and COMMON " EfAi@A L.
Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Lv Pier Is N r. foot Murray 81. St.-S-IS WS-z
days only, 800 P. NJ Strs. PROV ID
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each-
NORWICH LINE Via New London and
East Lv. Pier 40. N r. foot CIarHs0o1 o
St. week DAYS only. 800 P NJ Pler 80.
z. R, foot z. 22d St. $50 P NJ. Strs- IL IL
OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAR N
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New Bed
ford, Woods Hole. Marthas Nineyard. NSn5 S.r5
tucket. Mattapoisett Marion and cape 20
St week days only. 500 ?. NJ StIs
MAINE and New HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven;
Merfden, New Britain. Hartford, Sprinsneld
and North Lv Pier 2s. z. R. week qSss @
ONLY. PAS P. NJ. Sundays ESQ A NJ. Pler
70 e r. foot E 22d St. week days 80
?. NJ. Sundays 1000 A. NJ Str- hIOh<4rND
PECK
BRIDGEPORT LINE Fer Brtdgeport
Ansonia. Waterbury TorriDgton. and Win
sted Lv Pier Is. E. R, near Cathar1ne
St Str. NAUGATUCK 11so0 A NJ WeeS
days Str BRIDGEPORT 800 P. NJ. Sat-
uriavs 200 P. n Lv Pier 20. E r. foot
East 22d St. week days $50 P NJ. sat
urdays 2:3o p. NJ. Sundays 5 80 P NJ
Telephone 61OO Cortiandt. or write Tor IN
forrne ton. 2. G COLEY, A. G. ? A. Hier
49, n. R. New York. >-
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY I
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
BALTIMORE & 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.. Iib'y ST
WASHINGTON. Srpers. 11-5o pm 80 am
washington, Diner ESQ am 1000 am
<Parlor car n. z. TO Richmond. Ea)
WASHINGTON, Diner. II so am II 90 n n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1,5o pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. 8. so m 100 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am 200 n
PITTSBURG, CLEVEL'D, 3-5e pm 100 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED. ."6- so rrn zoo pm
GIN. ..ST.LOUIS. LOUSY. 1I-50 pm 50 am
Gin N.sT,LSUiS.IOU >sv., $50 pm 900 pm
onices; S45, 4sA 1900 BresdTay ss1 Kay AssoT soI
Grand St, N. Y: 9&3 Fulton St. Brooklyn:
West 23d St and Liberty st.
After D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
b & o. r r., 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number, Chelsca-31<4
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
l99s IsgI iSa
Fourth week In July sZI091 $3.50 szsT 1rs
July TO July Sl----- '"''' 'Sf'"'0 eS3 80
DETROIT UNITED.
Fourth week in July. s2o5. 4s3 s2os 4S3
ian 20 July 81 -. 3923s55 3s5i.50s
HIDALGsO & NORTHEASTERN
Fourth week N July 50 - sSs5 BLr.
INTEROCEANIC OF MEXICO.
Fourth week in July slS143 S2lzs52 s9gr
July to July 81 2zoo't oo'-'of ssL7F
Fourth week IN July slISIee s25o9S3 s2or
July I July s1----- 552Oi+ 1881 ses
NATIONAL. OF MEXICO
Fourth week in July S35I9a1 S4st5I 5Tr-
July to July 81 Iisl'oo' I-+yo.'S LIS GA
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Fourth week in July sISds Slssi4 sEas
July y-1 TO July 31----- 45-siS 04-I4s GA
TOLEDO. ST. LoTIs & WESTERN
Fourth week in July st3esS S*3s5 NeAs
July 20 July 3l.--- Zh'I7o Stl'oiS @3 "a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

e so6ss ss. pigs SO 1895 So sHEEP-Feeeipts zoo
head market lambs 81 5oaS6 ewes ana seaInnss'
IS eoas4 Texas yearlings "a 2Sgst o' texas snP'
"a sOSfs4 25: stockers and feeders. $685.
1oleio Aug i-CDOVERSEED. october IS % i1z De
cemb,r SIS s2iA March, IS T2is ABSKE. prime. 50 60
October. 81 40.
Union stock Yards. Pittsburs. Aug 7-.CATTLE0
SuppIv light; steady: choice So 500 SIS 50;
prime sea- SO S. SHEEP-supply light; market
steadv. prime wethers 81 eo@s4 70; cus and com
mon sea s3 lambs. s41s6 40: veals calves sIas7 so
HOGS-Receipts fair; market steady: prime heaVies.
meiIums and heavy YorSers s74s7 o5 light Workers.
Sc 80 n So T5: pigs. SEA sc 10: roughs s5dsG
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

the day The crop. report made condition !es - az
erpa remaining but no figures total yield were
made up Cash oats in the local market we're 9ne biss
as follows: Mixed, 20 30 10 5sA6oc: natural
os 70 Al n 6iQ6ic: clipped white. 30 - 80 ~ o-ao
RYE,-Narket dull. No , Western. SIC. nominal
Ser York BARIsF5Y-Market nominal! bradstreF, >
,nase wheat ciearanoes the week se96oo nushe
tr~iI,inr four against bushels last wees sio
90 ID1 bushels year: s,ee JGy l. To- lV4" ~.
els compared with ooo last year corn iot eeL %
,resr ia 500 bushels against 1890 bushels Iast
ana az eso last year. since July !, 34u"o business
-al,st :.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

a, all western packing centres. There va,
short selling by 'scalpers. while discouraged ooi~
ers rouidated their lines At the close sepse,,s
norI was OF ztzc at SIS 5zl5. Lard was dow, -
AT 20 471h Ribs were TIC lower at s. 90
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheaf -,
cars. corn 122 cars. oats. 81 cars: hogs. fi03 hs-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
SERVICE
PED ID" LINE

pED ID" LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao a1d ve1szusls-
From Pier Il. near Wall St Ferry BroOkly-
FOR SAN JUAN P P. ALSO PUERTO
CABELLO. VIA SAN JUAN
SIS Caracas .....-. Saturday. Aug Is. roca
FOR SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO.
s s. Philadelphia 90 SATURDAY. Aug q uoc1
FOR MARACAIBO DIRECT
~S s Dagfred ---- Wednesday. Aug 1e. Al
FOR LA GUAYRA. PTO. CABELLQ
CURACAO AND MARACAIBO.
S. S Zulia -.-----.- Saturday aug = roca
Freight only
These Steamers have Superior AccOmrr-
dations for Passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLET
General Managers. 50 Wall $.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
CLARK's Round tte Word lows

ILANN , NUL44 lLe = ID II4lS
Escorted parties OF particular e1cslis1cs
under skilled leadership. with uembershi7
limited TO twelve persons, leave New 4ors
Nov u Gncluding Burma and Java. Dee ,
Gncluding Burma: from san FrsnciSca
travelling westward, Nov 10. Strictly n
elusive fares OF So 200 up FOR tours % ID
to 25 DAYS Write F. c. CLARK, AS
Tines Rldg y. Z
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
OCEAN STEAMERS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Fast Express Service.
PLTNOCTH-CHER EROCPG-BRENEN
Kronp.z Wm-Aug II Kaiser d Gr4lz. =
Kais- Wm IIAug- - Cscilie- So. :
Twin Screw Passenger Servics
PIYMOUTH-CHER BOCRC-BRENTy
Buelow Aug 13 Bremen -...... Aux y
Kurfuerst Aug. % Friedrich Wm. ssCt 4
Mediterranean Service.
Glib -NAPLES-GENOA. a. fAN
K -Lufse- Aug - ? irene e---.... SEPT :
K Albert Aug p K Luise --..s Sept a
From Bremen Piers on 90 and an s.-
Hobcken-
y. G LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHECKS
OELRICHS & co. No. 3 BroadVay. y 7
AMERICAN LINE From Pier Is. xR-
PLYMoUTH-CaERB G-soJT II Tal,fP7ov 4; p
st. Paul uI---Aug- St Louis. Aug ?.
New York Aug IS Philadelphia - Alz q
RED STAR LINE From Pier "a y. R.
NEW YORK-DOvER-A
Eederland- Aug 81 Iceland ...... Aug =
Finland Aug IS Eroouiand . ..- Aug "a
WHITE STAR LINE From Plss
NEW YORK-QU' 'NSTOwN- N-I-TvERPocr,
ric..Aug 13. 10 an Celtic Aug. ~ i6s
Arabic Aug 20. mon Baltic SEPT 3 IN a.
YMOUTH-CHERB- G-SOCTH4NProy
Afriatic- Aug u 1Oam Oceanic aug 2s10 a,
Majestic Aug 19. 1Oam freutoni-- Sept p ~ a.
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS 10 TTALY
PASSENGER OFFICE 0 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
IOsT-BaNKBooks-

-pr
IOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook NO 40 1t
~ the German savings Bank IN me cat'
of New York corner 4th ave. ana i4tn %, So
isz,ad +o KeIlner Kranken Unterstu'zunss
Vsrein Liberty All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. - -
not returned to the bank on the Zotn uay VI
August 1908 a duplicate will he issued
TosT OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 90 -
of the German Savings Bank in the CltS
~ New York corner 4th ave. and 14tn ST.
fesisd m Anton Novak. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same i.
NOT returned to the bank on the "a Gay VI
August 1908. a duplicate Will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No: o's:Yoe t'!.''
~ the German savings Bank in the Clty
of New York, corner 4th ave. ana l+'h s',i ~
issued to William and Louise FischeI; an All
nersons are cautioned against negotiating
the same If not returned to the oark on ~
the 29th day of August. 1908. duphcs|s
will be issued.
LOST OR RSTOLEN-Bankbook No. AIS, 33o
Of fhe Emigrant Industrial savings Bank-
PAYMENT stopped. Please return booH 10
hank No. 81 Chambers st
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 402 Uoa
Of the German Savings Bank IN the Clty
Of New York. corner 4th ave and l4th ST
issued 70 Jacob Eisenberg- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
NOT returned to the bank on the 18th day
of August 1905, a duplicate VIII be ISSUED.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
French wishes work
fancy and tailored dresses: reInooeIiIls EN- s
shirtwaists 80 cents 143 west
Goth St
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
GUElMRD[=lNE

From Piers 51-52-54 North River
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH 70
LONDON AND PARIS
Etruris Aug.s. II am LUcan!a Aug 10 10 an
Mretania AUg12 Bpm C5ronia- aug . II an
Cmbrta- Aug Is, s am Lusitaaia aug q 3c-l
The MAITRETANIA 4 LJSTTANIA- tss
largest and fastest steamships IN the world
will herea fter sail OF WEDNESDAYS IL
augurating = new SENII-W EsEKLY SER
VICE.
HUNGARIAN-AME SERVICE
TO FIJME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
PANNONlA roe =. .Ai-z- -. no1-
CARPTHIA------ Sept. g. 10oa
SLAVONIA- -S@pt. "A 1ocl
CARONIA. Nov p. Jan. :. FEB. i3
VERNON H. BROWN. General Agent.
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
NOVA SCOTIA TOURS,

Special Trips. Aug. 16 and "a. by SEA
and land. Ali expenses included. itinerary
embracing principal points OF attraction in
the Provinces Send for particulars Marsters
Tours 81 West 3Oth St. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. August I, 1905
he total net receipts Of cotton at
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

NURSE. E.-Relisble; Protestant car. for in
valid o. elderly lady. willing % sew and
be useful, or would keep house; city refer
cnee. 81. L, 2Ss East S2d st
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

GOTH ST, 1OT wEST-Deiizhtfuliy HON
like accommodations; independent. pr
vate; convenient subway express: elevate
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

NINE. JACoUIN's BUREAU. eo2 9Th ave.
supplies select servants. all nationalities;
recommended help wanted.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FUENITrkE
prpYIc ACCOUNTANTS

CERTIFIED PuDifc kccoun ,es,.< sys-
, xsxements n accounting. s.t--s. esss
,.rraftzinx and special inNestik4 szTs.s 9
. a Po.to-rr@ Rox lass Ne~
New-York tribune., 1908-08-08

NURSE. By capable woman: will take en-
tire charge of infant: understands all
foods etc excellent references NJ. A
Miss FitzseraId's Bureau. sos 18th ave. cor
ner 42d st.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-12-25
FATHER AND DAUGHTER.

People have been laughing a lot
over story regarding young Amer
lean hostess who came to the front a
good deal this year. / have prom
Used not to give her away, so you
will have to guess at her name. Per-
haps it will not be difficult matter.
She has a political husband who is
very anxious to push to the front,
and as in the case of most political
hostesses, her entertaining is some
what indiscTiminate. Frequently she
has not the remotest idea of the fden-
tity of some of those who come to her
hOspitable board. At a big dinner
party at which she was hostess dur
ing the season she invited the Crewes
The Countess, who has been far from
we'll all the past season, declined, but
Lord CreTe, looking as handsome
and dapper as ever, arrived in good
time.
Now" said his hostess, L must
look out particularly pretty girl to
send you in to dinner with. There
is an Irish one over there in the cor
ner who ought to be lively"
His LoTdship returned something
to the effect thai she was very kind
A few Minutes later, to his amaze
ment, his oNn daughter, Lady Ana
belle O'Neil, was presented to him
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-12-25
TO WALK WELL.

Neatly every woman walks far too
rapidly for anything like grace to en-
ter into her movements.
Tall women, for some reason, walk
more slowly than little ones. Their
elbows, shoulder and hips move
from side to side with every move
inent Of their feet.
IT you want 70 be graceful don't
look at your feet, but hold your head
well up in the air. Don't shuttle. A
little thoughtfulness and practice in
higi stepping will soon break you Of
this ugly habit. Don't bend your
back at the waist, under the impress
sion that you are thereby walking
erectly 1t throws the stomach for
ward and is almost as inimical to
grace as round shoulders. Finally,
don't allow yourself to walk pigeon
toed that is, with the toes turned
in or straight. You can never be
graceful in movement while you do,
says Woman's Life.
1t is always hard to tell what to
do with the hands. The natural way,
to have them hanging at the sides, or
loosely clasDed in front, is not beau
tiful. And to have them glued to the
sides as far as the waist line, and
then bent in at the elbow, is not only
awkward in itself. but elevates the
shoulders in the most unlovely way.
TEerefCre. most women try to obviate
difficulty by carrying something.