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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
GET JUDGMENT AGAINST CITY

"a the asstrlct court TO-DAY the jury
IA the case Of c. N Grant W II. J,
York, % appeal from the iuasIce court.
returned q verdict II favor o1 ne de
fendant.
In the ease of the Manhattan Sub
Der company vs she City Of 1utni IA
judgment was entered BY agreement
n 'nvor oi the plaInilE ia the sum OF
9i.7OO.
tac case ui logan county 6ank vs.
ludge coltora Is oa trial this after.
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24

premc court ahirins ttai dealulah
appellant are'ns aeHel calheia.
reFefEed and fm4Hfs1 fHla aa
fase whef N AHna altana u3l
Ael thretscli a1ol sauuNi g ie93.
boarded 2 iaiA q anaas Ulfs ~
EdmcHda AT the laiteI pt,e S. ke
ting on tte trim. the calld iI aaer
the wheels and hls flgas ltg ssssfel.
suit Wa hrpnsht fpf 50 90 daiases
i iuagfiFtt WuH seatscH ln sLa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
BIC FLOOD

Cincinnati. Feb "a With a forty.
nine foot stage a neon Enc The prom.
lse ci dlty scc, keiOra alght -lYar
cnnliions I'll this sectloa today are
very scricus U0ntinuance uf present
e nditious means a ilfiy.liye foot
stage by tomorrow which VIII driee
Che railroads from the Grand Central
elailon aad c0'npel abandonment 0l
business ~ along the lover part Of
t.tH clis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
GRAND JURY PROBING
|. Into GUTHRIE AFFAIRS

Policeman n Maydcli has been
Indicted ~ The present colnty srau0
Jury now Ia session according 10
County Attorney Hepbufne, on The
charge o. obtaining money under
false qrelcnecs u Is alleged that
Mayhe3 collected money Es license
for joints operating IN t',s city and
houses " N fame ss IS stated that
The grand jury Is investigating the
entire police department upon slmilet
charges.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
DASTARDL Y

Hutchinson. kens. Feb "a Jesse
HaymaKcr " years Of age q night
clerk at me Wells Fargo Express com
pluy Santa Fc depot office was shot
ana Killed esny today bg a robbef
who then looted The express Office
safe hy aid Of HaYmakcr's Keys Tile
robher also entered the uptown ex.
press office and rIaed the money
drawer Very little booty IVES secured
The depot rlfIee l,ears evidence Of
q desperate struggle.
J. 6 Rlllott Of pauls Valley Is a
Guthrie visitor lie IS a member Of
ihe state board II agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
PRESIDENT Attends
NEPHEW'S FUNERAL

New York Feb ~ President aut
Mrs Roosevelt and their daughters
Mrs tongworth and Ethel Roosevelt
age IN this city today attending the
funeral Of Stewart Douglas Robinson
me Presidents nephew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
FINISHES INIUGuRAL ADDRESS

New fork. Fab 24 pfesiiang.
elect Tai iodaf took advantage of
the coveted opportunity "a catch up
With bis ee reapandeucu and prepared
a porglan of ore 81 the magazine or.
licles he has contracted 70 write. Ills
inaugural ddress received Is EnAI
revision adhy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24

George lilay, y Muskagae painter
whe sell ana Heke nls tiigt two
yesfs age. IS dying she physicians
having been unable to adjust tha frae
,uia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-24
wEArarR FORECAST

IL TT7TTT777 III = 7 ~
gaw orlasns. Ia Feb 81 l'alr lo
night and warmer In Western rorllvn
ThnfadaY fair Gud warNef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

bead market steady IS 6oqs1 So So SOP
s soekers and feeders s. 75as5 t. HoGsNRsceiDs
estated at looO head market strong 10 DC higher
81 40gS7 So pigs IS 50QS7 75 sales 81 55qS7
sHEEP-Receipts estimated at 900 head; market for
iGaS ssa as s s ssa aGse sheep SAC
cincinnati. Aug. 13-cATTLE-R Receipts, 5077 head;
81 :sadg fair to gSGs IS
S l5 common 50 5oasi 20 sHEEP-Rsceipts 7 iS
lower at So 50qST 10.
East Buffalo Aug s.-cATTLE-Recepts. 100 head:
market slow prime steers seqs7 vEAIs-Receipts 600
so9Sl0 HOGS-Receipts $500 head. market slow
heavy steady light. 10c higher; heavy IS 3OGSs 35
da iIfd s. 3 2SgSS s YSreTs lo$s so ssqss TO-
anR zoe lower lambs sGs 75 yeariinss IS a5asS s5
head including 800 southerns market steady: choice
export and dressed beef SO 5O6s7 so: fair to
rs and feeders s3qs5 30 Southern So 4O So:
Suthern cows 50 6OS3 65: cows So 4Oas4 30; native
TmSs g. PSI; bulls, 81 759sS 10 calves So T5as7.
Top 81 So bulk OF sales 81 6o@s7 so: heavy 81 100
e. 80 packers and butchers 81 6JGS7 So light 81 so a.
~ 81 piss: s6gs7 % sHEEP-Receipts 1000 head:
90 20 wethers. AQs5 25; ewes So 75@s5; stockers
and feeders S3Gs5 Is. w
Rec aon stock Yards Pttsburg Aug 1a-CATT1E-
prime SO l5@ SO 40. sHEEP&suppiy fair. market
nrir, noILng doing on sheep lambs about steady:
S3: lambs. 81 5Oas7 8J VEAL CATVES * SsaSsa
nCncS-Receipts fair; market active: primo beavtes
IS 70: mediums and heavy workers. as 25 IS 40. nrht
a 81 % 'e'' so''So Ao' roushs' 80 30
Toledo. Aug. 3-CLovERsEEp- s71o. o.
tober ~ 30; December. 81 42is; March az 4eiL. NJ
So 10 No 3. SO 10; established grade Is 40 TIM
oAfii--Frlne 81 30 ALsIKE-Prine. 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
oteu QUOTATIONS.
,suERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew Aork. August Is, 1909.
--ha coffee market showed continued
Olftt- Ssv ,lr5er a renewal OF scattered selling,
rsslssss Ne ,ucaufageueut az lower European mar
- "a sssv tendency in Bra1l ana the c1ntiH-ee
- Ntrsent The market opened barely STEADY az
~ NJ points ati closed steady ~ net ceellne
l-' "a r5ints sales were reported uf 1850 t4gs.
~ " exchanges II near Tor late months The
,8in =, shoVes no further decline o. consequence IN
~ 80 he t8ut oil RIO was barely steady az the &c
- 80 on the previous day, while santos was
p 70 = rnchsuEcl and Is .o reis lower. Receipts
~ 80 rorts were lutuUo iaEs, aEalnst 5000 bass
b ~ tundiahy receipts were 500 against So 700
~ ot The European markets t1aNTe was n fraEe
s-s Tsarnhurs y.e pteluig lower IL Is reported
- ,-rernraent Cs sac laClo has issued official
- - =, me general eject Ilat the crop now moving
srier est mates and tlat the coming crop VIII
sa.r owing e. the injurious effect on the p.anta-
- ~ an weather Also. that there Viii Dee
- ~ the laws 10 regulate exports from Sa1 faulo.
-f~fsiiu d exports through practically IrohtitNe
- 4. supposed ie causing Brazilian planters To hurry
- e,iss 10 market thus explaining The heavy move
gkkh must Dr. taxing care 90 the more urgent
=. u consuming countries. Much ~ the coffee which
l-i1r os from BRAIN now purchased last spring
5S1s me early summer ana when offerings Tor
- IN Shipment seemed VERY cheap compared with
80 pee IN the consuming markets. The market FOR
n lrHe quiet, Win quotations on me basis or
tfrie flr Rio No
~ Tsnes q contract prices in the local market to-day
MA fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. August IL. lsUs
RFANE AND PEAs-Receipts to-day. $50 bags beans
MARROW lean more buyers favor So has been shaded
fn Instances Pea medium. both domestic and for
egn very slow and weak difficult maintain out
- ees ,'cr an small iobbing sales Exporters have
taken fair quantity Of red kidney this week at " 52 az
81 30 shippers California lima SLOW ana weak
rhoce er bush s. a5dS3 fair good. - 70nS2 90;
medium and pea. choice. 50 G0@s2 G5: imported marrow
S So pea choice $3.50 % medium choice 81 Is
as2 %: good S2HS2 10; white kidney
choice 81 75qs2 So Do fair 20 good " 4o9S2 20 red
black soup choice 81 l5aS2 20 lima california
95aS3. PEAS. Scotch bags per BUSH 81 O5as2
quantity strictly fancy enabled sellers
hold the market Arm such with sales at 2192lsc
Other qualities were quiet 10 day ana show no qEotabe
Process, factory and packing stock not over
plentiful but steady and the movement Is very moderate
We quote: Creamery. specials per 10 .l@2lae' 90
thirds 22is a23lzc. dairy tubs finest -
acc do good choice 24q25c: do common TO fair I9
1874 620izc: Western imitation creamery
frss 22s2Sc Western factory hrsts q pc; do seconds
e az &c pa f7@iSr stock No 2o'se 90 No
CHFEsE-Recripts to-day 2O06 boxes Few BUYERS
but general demand light prices ruled steady
the nness In the interior influencing the situation here
In full cream and skins hut there number Of the
latter until week. quote State. full
cream. specials. 4Aal5Ae do colored. small large
Fancy ltt1ct 90 white small fancy. l4isc: DO good 10
prime. l31zflic. do common fair III. 6i3c: skins
IN specials. ll%@l2c; do fine. l0&9ic do fair 10
good. sA@l0c: do common. 5zd7l=c: fun SKINS ga
EGGs-Reccipts TODAY SEQ cases Trade con-
nues quiet and the market is burdened with accumula
tons In first hands under which prices continue weak
Most sales 81 Nsstern are IN range Of 20a24c with "A
cnuded showing unusually fine quality for which
eggs arr also slow ana easier: onlv small sales 10 re-
quote: Pennsylvania nearby hennery whites
fancy 2sQsie; do gathered whites. fair 10 choice. Esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET

- New York. August 10. 1909
ineaeins 20 cars 20 be exported alive 70 ears direct
with previous sIryas Il! a ears On sale Prime steers
dul ana UNCHANGED steers sold At tl75gs7 per 100
u. bulls s. logst 40: COWS. 81 25gsi % Dressed
native sides Latest private cables Liverpool ANA
das &SSS @ Beef al * oc pee per r.
London win take out ga cattle and 900 quarters Of
beef Tor sen" arzschid Sulzeerser and 20 cattle
port will carry 1879 quarters the Morris Beef
Tor ie saf' beef comSany making with iS be pfe
Eious shipments total from this forthe week Of
sales: shambere & Son; 10 Yves, virginia steers.
T. I$i ID aSerS 1, a, 81 Psr 100 ~ 20 do 1888 p
%: DO 100 10 'i at s. rs St 80 90
60 Ns"i ~ yy So Keptuey steers 1900 ~ at
bull n a. 81 s. 20 - 'o Is 40 no b.
4 49, ss%,s;. :3:' f.! p
$50 S0 ill., i2sS & g. h sG $50 80 SOS @ 50 60 al
~ 81 Is: COW 1850 H. at 81 2S do $40 SG H. at at
o. 90 10 700 S a0 at $; 81 4! E at 81 49,
, sanders ; 20 wsst eo virginia steers Iiai n So
ioaS n 81 DO: $50 s. s. DO % $50 r fo" al
g. Nelson Mecabe; bulls. eGO n. 50 3d. 20 cows
r.r dle y ss;s %sSe s9s head
segso per loo % cais s4@ss et to
sgi2e sTassers ana bu sSny srs as
sa ,Go J, H. Hollis: II veas l75 average at $40
g., sander , ye.Is l NJ at 50 80: do 11s ~ at
. Mcpherson Co.: veal. $40 NJ at So so. 3 do ia
10. az So eulls, 90 n. at 81 w A
sHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts We're 90 cars or
tuos head. including 2ih market. ali a,
Jersey 'ty except half Sheep STEADY: lambs
L99doc lower The pens quite cleared ar
ednay 10 prime sheer sold at 81 5Oas5 per no cults
13l4c - 80 N'9''u ianps VAC
saes-Tobin & shannon: 222 Kentucky lambs 90 ~,
average at 8 10 per 100 ID: 236 do ~ Sat IS 30 a4
DO ob 10, AZ s.; 247 do. GB H. at 81 T5. 5I Wes vi
sdnia 90 - 10 az $s 2GT Virginia do "a ~ M 81 IA
z0I do q No. at 81 30: 101 Maryland do 90 M a. e. ~
virginia sheep. 80 10. at s.: 20 Maryland do rs m
al - p. = Kentucky do. g6 NJ at 81 20: 4 IVES, W.,
ginta DO. 40 n, So q 800 . "'S' VII
shippers Commission Company: pa West Vtrgnt.
lanbs % NJ. at - % 223 do az m az ss 1si
z9l 40 " 10. at 81 30 Virginia do 81 10 at eli OK IL
Kentucky sheep 100 ~ Mt 81 25: DO OF N AZ "a TX
do l2s H. at 81 T5 40 Gull sheep ~ a. So IL ~ %"
ginia do. 30 n. at So 90 255 Kentucky DO "a m AZ
81 80: Virginia sheep. us ~ So ~ DO 90 M AZ
81 30; 10 West Virginia do. - ~ at So so - - -
Newton q Co: 235 Kentucky lambs so n, a, e. so
1873 Virginia DO rs ~ So 10; 2ll West Virginia do
Commission Company: 252 West VirKinia lambs
81 n. s. so: 800 do. "a N. IS: West Virginia
yearlings 20 NJ at s.: West Virginia sheep 81 n,
81 " 80
Pennsy lvania sheep. 90 N. So 10. ~ -
II Hollis: 80 State lambs. 65 N, a Of stata
sheep. 90 N. at So rs
HOGs-Receipts were l9i cars or s25s bend in
Guiding half ear for the market No sales; feeling
weak to Be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT 5O.-SEALED BIDS will be
received by the Board OF Water supply
In Room ol0. 200 Broadway New York,
until II A. NJ. on Tuesday August a.
1903. for CONTRACT so for the construc-
tion Of three field Office buildings and two
hoTse-sheds and moving one horse-shed In
the Croton division OF the Catskill aQue-
duct In the towns OF Yorktown and New
castle. Westchester County. New York At
the above place and time the bids will be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders. and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be OBJ
tained at Room 1910 at the above address
by depositing the sum Of ave dollars $50
FOR each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. RENSELs President; CHARLES
Commissioners af the Board OF Water
Supply.
WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14

tt IONS. -, "EAL- Business IN -four WAS Of fair
- AID Eaas.- ales being IN spring patents and
: 'Alss va 80 eifaf,hts. an 20 arrive. Demand
IA, ne folr 80 tflo-s were stcadler al the old
~ Tie f-ac.,i! nues quiet and without quotable
'laeucr P,,ns ere prices quoted the New
.Ht ..raighfs e. sik" Spring patents So 70 ~ 81 /;
49, 70 a.. - =" p - 30 new. winter patents
tssse Hi6,.s slilnE clears. s. 800 s. O. foldB ::
n ~ Kan,. - - - %. extra No > winter
a.. ~ p ~ siaights 81 O5M 50 - fail new.
lsrHe c6saesel quiet Quoted: Fair 10 good
sc \, hsrkss -, 10 fancy. 50 GsaSs 90. CORN
- A. Assr.s, Quoted. KIN dried. 50 70
ea, y eeasl ~ h'saas Ruoted Fine white. and
~ hrir; cits e. coarse. 81 5oQsl 10 FEED
: a. th1arf - nm, Quoted. Western spring
Ia. =, en-, NallnE. SO So -four do 500 %. red
enerr ~ ~ .S3,,aA SO 80 bulk S23 90 fsacks
- ~ h0nlns ~ 20; RED dog $50 - all August
clit mop SIS 20 bulk SIS 20 sacks. OIL
suaaslas soaf. - BE- wheat market was treated
kss. silsaffs - AFTERNOON when rust talk IN the
"a ehfaf ~, rom several saurooa and The Mod
a, 'lef Efs, h4A nn estimate 81 - go 600 bush
~ y l~f8s. -. ~ states east 81 the Rockies than
= k,,l+ iefi1r sith large percentage was said
~ III ~ " grdi-.-t son ana much Ia the Southeast
ne. ae nes, .a anf Ohio unnt for milling The
" d. VI ne a.. go an advance ~ about &c from
vi y pam Ar INC the market closed very arm
~ ~ east - NAle over The previous night The
s.bf Al - was also "a feature al several
'-slel. fstls~A city, where No soft
markets were generally about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
Ieen s71sc and ss7sc. The market closed at al

tween s71sc and ss7sc. The market closed at al
most the lop. with September at $3.50 to sSac.
Rains in sections of the corn belt caused tenn
porary weakness in the corn market early in the
day. but the market later became strong owing
TO additional complaints OF damage to the crop
by hot, dry weather The market closed strong
at almost the top, with prices up 1ac to Sc COM
pared with yesterdays final figures.
An excellent shipping demand for the cash grain
prompted active buying of options in the oats
ket- The close strong. with prices ac to sc
Liberal sales of lard to exporters was one Of the
chief reasons for strong market in provisions.
Prices at the close were &c to 10c higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
BOSTON AND MD POINTS ONT Nm N
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIN Err LINE Via Newport and
al River. Lv- Pier 10. y r. II Warren
FL. Daily. $50 p. VI. Strs. COMMON
EALTH ana PRISCILLA Orchestra on
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providsnce
Leave Pier Is. y. r.. n. Murray St, week
DAYS only 600 =. II Strs. PROVIDENCE
ana PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Via New London. Lv
Ter ~. y r.. It Garrison ST, week days.
o.VV r NJ. Pier 20. E. r.. II z I'D St.
o-SO III Strs. CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
anu CITY OF LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New
BEDFORD. Woods Hole. Martha's Vineyard
Nantueket. Mattaposett. Marion and Cape
Sod points. Leave Pier ~. North River
toot OK ClaTks0n St. week days only at
~ ~, = NJ steamers MAINE and NEW
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North. Leave
Ter =. n r.. week days 2:45 p. NJ sun
GAYS $50 A NJ. foot East 22d ST week
Gays. 800 p NJ sundays 1000 A. NJ str.
RICHARD PECK
Tickets. staterooms and Information at
SitY Ticket once, III Broadway. near
Cortlandt 81. Telephone 5I2I Cortiandt.
$3.50 AZ y, Y Transfer and Tourist Offices
and at Piers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug. lS-Fear OF a wet harvest I'm hi.
Northwest caused radical upturn in wheat prices
on the Board OF Trade to-day final quotations
showing net gains Of %c to 1Bc. Corn oats and
provisions also closed firm.
The feature Of the days trading was the sup
port given the market by several leading commits
sion houses one OF which was credited with DUR
chases aggregating approximately 100000 bushels
chiefly for December delivery.
During the day the September delivery sold be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14

cent bushe higher The room trade appeared to be
S osersold and were large buyers the late
sueh as 20 create particularly buIlish
Except for advance Of I'd TO @d at Liverpool the for
e!sn markets were easy. Berlin showing llsc
and Budapest decline IL was estimated that the
worlds shipments be around SIS 900 bush COM
ssi WIN 'eSeo bush the previous week Argentine
0oo bush compared with lbs 900 hush last week and
1,-I9Vo Desh year ago. The interior movement
So'0 bush. compared with S24 900 bush last year Only
o. t We're received in the Northwest. and the Mime
Aos stock lost 10000 bush for week The weather
n northwest states favorable than
as e'Il IN some DAYS being and nr~ry Most
- news came from North Dakota An estimate
by lngls figured total the United
states and Canada comared with SIs0o0oo0 esti-
on the late curb September here up 81
cash market closed follows: red sold at 81 osa
new Ga NJ SS quoted 81 llS ahoaI prompt ios
- @cLIly ana strength In wheat duplicated In
corn where prices had lac lac from
tf97sc net rise Of the buying inspired
8 reports OF hot and dry weather in the Southwest the
Mississippi Strong bought December.
was considerable covering by September shorts all day
was not large either Western points
me latter aggrgating 390oG bush against 324 coo bush
bush than last week ana the Liverpool market
closed t4a "a net lower. Exporters took loads Old
and ISc delivered. domestic. both nominal; No
corn. 62'se 0 ahoat, winter shipment. OATS-There
rather firm all day in the absence Of bear
losing 81 the top with other markets The movement
mate Cash IN New York closed follows: Mixed.
- - ~ nominal: natural white 26 to 30 NJ
47a49'.c and clipped white N S2a5slec RYE
Market easy. No . Western. T6c nominal o b New
York BARLEY easy. feeding. 52c nominal c
New York including -four. exports week.
according 20 Iradstreeis. aggregates l1sSI55 bush.
July l, s71Aos4 hush. against l6 s565O4 the
time last Corn exports Tor the week 1879 400 bush
l. 5@7.55 bush against S61. 1871 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14

e1ssi Al IIsasAei for SPOT cotton was quiet and IN
rlias en- - ior mlca.inK upland and 70 O5c Tor
~ isee-rt sales tl- bales. southern SPOT markets
t1st 49,, a. ~. Ms Galveston quiet unchanged
81 un-fs-.ss il4iIAl. Ul hanged al lZ.c SAVANNAH
81 ns nSsa az = &C. sales. pos bales. Charleston
Isr- @es Baltimore nominal Slno.s-sS5 ~ 80
IL 81 To-,, l-l'3 he lower. az l2hsc. sales 80
u Be,s,s-h quiet unchanged az leMc: sales PIG
Y txbss ~. unchanged al Pie LAttle Rock Quiet.
~tif a. - AeW orleans firm unChangcd "a
"a sls- ~ a2les. MeI4pals quiet unchanged al
se.s AL ."so e4eA Wilmington nominal. Estimated
. - 49, FONTS Tor saturday; AZ Galveston.
D.. Al ~ at'ln1t 800 last week aud 3 23g last
~ al ~ .erie-ts 800 % 400 against Isl last
~ s.- A' sse sIecai Liverpool cables: spot cotton
.-'1an a., 49, bales, Ejaculation and export 500.
ssn g-99 -ll'ilfis, 700 none American, mlddlns,
n h,rs. fut~Ics opened quiet. . points higher on
f1 i,ss-"t "a late months. CLOSED weak y 10 3
'aaz.. August September. q ~ I'D:
ast,tsf- 49,, bsJl October November 0.2sizd:
sac f9-sofi l'e2en-heC- January. January Febru-
.-fsv march G34d. Marrh-Aprfl G.3N tzd:
,4lsust ~ "a Aas june. 6asd; June-July. 6ST i1d:
= ~ ssrr..,ol AanrIester Yarns sellers get about
ss,s--sshce they ask cloths euI
4<-s Ia setion statement for week ended Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
livery Other Hour on The Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NkW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St LILY 81.
Washington. Sleepers. ....l IL SO pm I.3O am
Washington. Diner. ParIsr $50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parior $50 am IO.O0 am
Washington. Diner. Psrlor- IL. so am Il. co n n
Washington. Parlor. ..-... ]. so pm LOO pm
Parlor Car. New York to Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd" Diner. Parior 8 so pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. PurlOr $50 pm Q 90 pm
Washington. Buffet. Par.or G. 50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West.
ChiCag,-, PIttsburx. 80 am 500 am
ChicasO. Columbus. IL. so am Il 90 n n
PittsbuTg. Cleveland. ..-.- g. so pm 400 pm
.Pittsburs Limited,, $50 pm 100 pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville. IL 80 pm l.30 am
Gin, 81. l.. Louisville. so am loco am
Gin ST. l., Louisville. $50 pm o.O0 pm
Offices. 245. f34. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. N Y: 65 Ave. b.
a Ridge St. 343 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn:
West 2Sd ST. and Liberty ST.
After y. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
II. o. II. r.. 23d St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $3.50
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