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IHE IIAKKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
Ner.-Tc.rk. August 13, 1804.
.* w It*, btls.. 1«; Butter, pkgs. U.C73
S** 5*5 * ~Ji vies "5 Cheese, pk«s. 4 ;60
r*"^' .alts H-SSOi pressed poulu-y. -*•• S<X)
c ;_i; lo'» "°° L; -'« poultry crai«» . 830"
cwn SS! oags 2.30i> Orange, iCai). cases. l.(g>n
gg*gr? t> S? -■' Lemons rCaJ). caees.. MM
2*?!. bush. 18.W»i Crapes (Cal). cnuea.. r..:-<)
Wt ****b *tt. U7.4J0! p-.uma (Cal>. crate.... I.T»
•«■• Z?^, lin.37sjPcur» tCal). crates... 7,45i>
«>* u .- V£fh l.«&J!Peacn« .«;j). cr^tea. 375
£•%- yjsb I--'— Apples. bbla 2.^5
Xi' r b»sl feWO-.-utatoes. bMs WJIJB
5rT 4;» l.r>o" hhJs £0
S^tSi eo!jaol»ase«fbW« 125
» . ,*Bi. 70, OIL UrJ. bols. 340
?.{*<;.»&. iocs. »- Oil. lu\ bfcla. IHO
KJTaaW £, Oleo stock, pkgs 1.3,2
r. l i,Ll* &••, Puaauta, bags 54.-.
,£tfineri,. case.. l.« - ; Tobacco, hhds ICO
f -.' r i-rces a
StS«K*pi«» Sli> Whiskey, bols ft»
102
?rt/ tierces J. 754; Cotton, bales 878
~JT .-» B.ISVI Cottonaeed oil. Lois... P75
ff> : 'es --" ! Leader, sides 1«,W5
s^, j>kff» -•• 6301 Win, iCaJ). tb15...... CO
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
rt^i. -.5 4.j."..- 1 Tar. bbls -3
r^7 kMttH P6J»O; Refined pet, gals 514.K50
iS *o»b l.tU2 btaz.n*. til, 100
d-i bust- IN3 . oouonseed ell. gals .. 13.010
S£>' oSi- il.t^O. Lubricating oU. ga^. 1»4,44()
sS«»da 2,a7.;iPork. bbis Si
t>'« flou- ! - § lOißeef. tbls 4W) ;
-T~jajH --'•» 1.225 -•='. Uerces 147
23"a 7.2cWßacon.rb 403.725
gr m . .•»: atmj, tb 53,i;t>o
5v T 't»Jes -"> Lard, Tb T06.150
SRike, **'.» 3.060 ; !" allow. n> 15.200
njj-nei.. B 6u.-7f. Jrease. rti I2M«.Hi
&i'"* tu-v gal«.. 62«| Gutter, Ib (.4M
K-'' 6l"» - N 41.. Cheese. » 53,400
W-i' bs*- — — •
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Ira vsr No • tlrr-?l* 25 | Ftocr, Mpls patents. . SO 35
t£« So No 2 •--?•- -- Ul2*|Oottoft, middling 10.65
sie^' r. - »22, jCofTee. No 7 Ri0.... 8 3-16
•iie oeppar Ingot. 1- t2 "i *■"•-'• gran ■ 8.20
ST - 6-' v ■ _,:,-. O X prime. 37
Snjinn .=*- ■»"-- i Ba«l family 11 00
SSEr. .... IN Beef hams 2475
vfhest. So 2 n»d 1 12 T » iTallow, prime 4 '-a
.^ No 2 mixed.. 63^! Pork, mess .. 13 624
•f* S ed cal*. 2t> to S3 I Hoes. dressed. 160 IT). 7■«
~£. S»^i!jSa L »:i nj:d. prime 7 Su
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New- York. Augvsl 19. 1904.
roFTEB — It ~'s» •■ £m; *"■>' in tie ccCee mart*- with
«"'"«« i-L.-i -: '-:!• -<»■- polat of the se?t.on. Sales were
Si" aa lirj*. icr buyers »een:»d uaerUUßg to advance
Stir limit? a=i con:parat!velr lUt:» cofTee *»• oflerlni at
tie aarlut. Tto cause o: the flrmr.e»s p*erned to be a
:"....., cl HBP carnage re;iort» and reiterated bullish c-
tk*«' s* to thj P****Ot proJucucn. inSuenced by aU
vict» of 1 :ii* nature and the fineness or th« European
rt"-kfts. ti* local market opened. L.e.^;, at an advaaoa of
lj lair.ti and cl; scS 1U to 15 points .£r-.-»r. Sales w-.-s
U-ir-si it '-■" bass. The -: .r.g was more or lesj
2St£-«"- Europe tooi icme and a few shorts covered.
■Sit cmcaUESion hou*<3 reported a better demand from
«atai" vwixnx. proenctei by the circulation of the bullish
EarJsa c«vs. As to the latter. Karle Kritche cabled
oaXi els «;;U»».ie of 4J.250.0W 10 8.750.W.> bags for
SaniSt =a='-os crop. Baxboca * Co. cabled an esti
«,!« cf C.joO.CKJO bagi Cor the factoa crop, and stated
Jar '-• Aagosi flowenr.i -.is damased In ail districts.
2«r" cables slated ttutt thuaierstortna and rains were
*£rrs tr.e crops la lUo and Mlnoe. Popular estimates
■»■ t, ceatr* or. about 6.500.000 begs tor the current
Sjjj^".- anJ 2.5>«\«J00 tags for Itio, artddi th- bulia
a'b sntauL now that the accumulation of rr.ilde have
tetn mart**— Si « r ai t 3 a reduction of al>out 2.00U.0U0 bag*
•a rVI" xorl-'* vislt-1* suj-ply for the season. Of course
tiis vr ,_ ' leave surplus itocka very heavy, but as pres
ent Solder* mpear •-«> be Srtn ta their views, such a re
tlca -uald Carfty take fiace without causing an &<i
v:re - price*. Much, however, depends on the outfoott
ta &' grow-rg croji, which bears say will prove a large
csx Braa-llac aii-ires in thi* respect are mere or iesn
SBCnr Havre ciosed ■ franc higher and Hair.
to» was •» "to ~ ffg lilgher. P.ia declined 60 rels. but
lotas tra^i ur.T:'iir.ced. Tfc"? spct '-**■ was .firmer.
caotaaoM en the Uurts or 8 3-16 c for Bio No 7.
Tie rar-ca d ccutrict f rices la the local market to-<lay
•«*» : - rvtr-
Crvenlr-r. High. Law. Closs. (lay.
.„„. * _ _ — 6.60(86.35 tf.4o
fiMMber". !!.'.■ 6.ra 6.«0 6.ks 6.r-sS«j*> 0.45
- ... " . — C> t w*l '• " " 7* * .■ :j
s^Ser":::::: 6.75 6 " 6.-5 «-»9«-so «■«?
gSSS «■« •■«• 6 -f
05 7.10 7.03 7..527.13 6.K5
v" 1 ; 7 15 7-ii 7 15 7.13C7.20 7.W
JB*. a •••-•-;• 7 - M 7SO 730 7.^5«7.30 7.10
tgj; 735 T.Si 7.3U 7J5©7.40 7.1-J
3£y :::.■.■."*.".. «o 7.i» 7.45 fcMJTW 7.a
Torrica Cr«-s Markets.— Rlc— CsoSe- market steady;
No 7 fS «7W: esctsasc. 121-1*!; receipts. W.OOO fc*s»;
i°piSa frr Caitrf States, 8.000: ehljanenM tor Dorope
8.000- #ock. 68.0WL Baattw—O^tea w&iket steady; good
avrraV? Santos. SS*M: receipts. 34.mW bags; stock. l.Ul
iHti Ham buns— Coffee martet opened unchanged; at 2.30
p. n..tTto i- pfg higher; esles. 30. W0 bags. Havre-
CGZi* market opeaed Uarely Heady. •-» franc higher; at
12 -a uacfiacr?d; at 3 p rr: uncharged; ■*••■ 5:30 I m ai
r-aa.ed '« £raac; tcts.l sales. 53. 090 t-a^s. Stock In Havre,
S4ssik» bM!S, of which 2.47? 000 ire Braziliaa; last wee ...
5.473.000 and 2.455.000 resr-eclive^:
tear, &£?){"£ ; ii 1!"^1 !"^
FeDruar/ •*.75|Au«a«t ■ 44 .jO
ilarct **■<*> Sept) . -er *H5
AifiJ . . . . 4«2oOcu>iwr 44. 1 5
j£iy . 46.f^>;Noveiaber '. 4j.00
3urie*.r « 4S--7&1 December ...^ 45.^3
The r.*ti«icai aoalUcs* ci Brari'^n coCee Is as SoJ
1C"" Ijust 'list
To-day. waeli. month.
"USetf-ifTk' aelKerta* I '-i 19.391 IS.H7
Ealtimort deliveries .... — . 132 1~ 63
Kav-43rlcsss ueUvtries 701 —'2 GlO
Total fleSreries 4.827 1.-<.7«5 13.799
New-Vcrk siocit C.:43.417 2.21H.1M-' 2.315.552
Baiilaicro ETiCii 5U.773 +&.WO r9.349
Sttv-Orleaaa stock - ramt 4*>t.73i» 13C.?i>3
Stock at an port* 5.436.994 2.475.1&0 1..'-
XSoaj T 622.&J0 M».CrW r3£.0«0
Visible e-jppiy - 3.1*0.494 2.1^4 «l 0 2.117X0*
Earn* time I>^3 . l.i3«.i*«S 5.45U23 i.4ra.132
COTTON' — It T?a« another very narrow <Jay tn the eot
taa mariiet. Th» easier tenancy of ca' iea. f» fcr. iit
>jFt. M futures were concerned, and the more favorable
veat'her than *xi<ected. «ra» offset as a market factor
•f the forecast which called for mare general ihowen
Sb the belt. aad while btars «er» ccnfident enough tj
mgzt their grr.und they <ili act appear to care to In
eraue their !lne». »o that the tnarke< was readily aus
eeptltle to ball rapport.' This waa forthcoming on report!
at better '.ra-.-: ccalltlona 1c Manchetter. a.nd in a genera:
wijr the market showed a steady undertone. In <s«flaace
ef tte el<s Idea that a dull professional market must of
necessity It a sasslsg tna-itet. The opening we* M.eady
at a decliTie cf 1 poict to aa advance of 4 points, and
> little later the market vu about 638 points net k:g".
« on buying encouraged by tie outlock for ehower* '.a
fcf belt, WQlCtl were thought likely lo delay the move
■sei. New crcp receipts are heavier than last year, but
km the movement in any previous season ar-d cor.»ld
aakiv below earlier expectations, and the reicirltab»
•nrcitv at old crop Is finding more relief from thU source
far i;. lime being. At the advance, however, offerings
Sscreased slightly, " as room Icngs turned tur profits and
price* spired o3 to about, or a l!tt:e below, the cpenlr.g
flcare* The cITC was «*»a " ret unchanged to 2
potots h'.sher. Sal«» were estimated not v exceed 60,000
bajas. Ta« into right for the 'as* proved smaller than
lookei fjr. aad tbe total amount of new crop cotton in
sbjrtK for th* month bids fair ■■ be around or below 50.0C0
"ides. Instead at double that figure, as looked for earlier
in the season. OpaUkS received the first bale of new crop
fe»t«r-;«T Gaivestco rec*. L pts dor the day «M - full, but
■essssM, for to-day call for only "CO to 1.4J00 bales. The
Houston rstimite * far L7OO to 2.000 bale« Super. n-
Una*:.- Klr.^"» weekly figures loOom: Port re^«".lpts. 14.037
tiles, scainn 1.745 .ast year: overland to m'.l.s and Can
eia. ir.S3 bales, ara'.rs: 834 last yejir: Southern mill tak
•tfi est'-rcated. ". •■<• t»l«-«. Ega -.s: :-l.^"O last year; loe» of
«toe« at 'r. - »■: ">«r.s 4.0T5 bales, axalns: r.'Dt last y»*r:
broaeht into sight for the we«k. 13 3+4 hal— . aKiicst
1.578 Ust year. Total cr«»p movement Port receipts. :
T.lifi.!^ belea, tgsias*. 7.7'!>;. '".2 bales las: y«ar; over
!*a<! la mills and Canada. ;&!"•&::! 'corr«<-t;an. 194 added).
fjPftaat L037.4MH la»t r**r: Southern mill taklnrw, estl
«aat»<i UNUN bales, against l.£'4.4(K> last ear. stack
•t rnrerlor tom-ns in excese of September 1. 43.<V!2 hales:
»»~i;« • into slsftt thus far for season, 10.036.230 bal^e.
•Iliad i0.6K7.373 Itsl year. The total crop movement
■ tor 854 days this etason. assitnst 255 days in 1902--03
The range of contract prices >s tie local market to-day
■a* a* Mmk
Testar-
Opet.'.rs;. HUfh. ly^r. Close. day.
Ansn^»». 10.16 10.18 lo »• 12.15fi12.59 10.10
Sn-tember .^-.. WO 37 O.tO » 9»«» 092 O.«iS •
October 868 8.T5 :> ►a B.<s&^ 9.70 * <**
Vor«mbsr fi <U i» «4 8.04 6.«30 c.16 9.02
Sec-ember S.«W »:72 9.65 V «6« 67 8.63
J»cu»ry 9.71 6.74 S6S 8.«-«» »-«7
»• --*ry — . . 8 70« ft.72 0 Hi»
Karcb 6 .79 P79 ©"I 0 739 0.73 »72
AJWI »•'« 0.78 9.76 8.76» 9.T1 0.73
«^T •••" 878 680 8.78 ».7R# •SO 870
*»• 8.81 881 6.41 8.78© O.SI
The toc«J market far (pot cattcn olo««d dull, with
FT" unchargeU ** th« basis at 10r3c for middltr.B op-
Itnfl and Ift.boe for ajlddllog O»lf; sales 129 bales South
ern *pot market* w»re teleersphed as follows: GaZvestoo
•teady; cach*cc»4l at 10 7-lft; sale* 82 bale* Mobile
ESir^l - 4t 60 - r5l * rltll « 1 «tf WlimliMrwiJ nominal.
«^"t^S 4 ?- »«haa*ad at lOSe: sales, 8 bale.. Bait'.
ciiT-e?T^?ft%. UnCh *- cs * <3 " »«• Augusta steady, un
!is: s& sa. asaa a
P^ts. ivss a a %
GaJretton 2.XX 8.7 M 1 «?« '?t»
MoM» S if *-*li #*
ft«M«i ~ IS4 LSSO 679 "n
»!::::::::: 3k • a Jg »
K-** '« •::::::::::: 70 787 ida w\
fcTX ::::::::::: i 5 « » ffl
t*^*'n ...._ 44 135 23« "TTT
.; ::>h1 *..::::::::: so iS g J2
Tmai« S.S3O *• "*«» TIIS
Interior **°* 2
A""* 1 * . 8 174 1«» I.
' M*")?*'!* l«7 445 £4* li 2
*• I**** ■ i.««J i.et« Jti
*■— a mi J. 020 m {^J
B °- * * _ >.»•<; 10.349 iom IS
Cotu>n E*rt<«n*e special tjv.rpool aaMaa Sm «wtt~
CuU; ,ales. 4«X) bales. .perulatlet, and expert, no bejV?
Amsrir-an B.«<«i h«J-«. rrceint* If <»00 balM ail A mit? '
»»: middUng up.aa*. HaT future opened jt^dT 'V
|M»U la««r. doaad «•*'"• 2"P««nts hltfier «» near and
Itn jxHnts »o»er en dlsunt pne'tions. Acgnst.- o fifid^
MWM-WeoUßabar- R«74. Saa<aml»ST-Oefob»r6 iij- ot
«=;'- T-*T -* - fX1?:f X 1 ?: *<""rab*r-rx:emur. 6.2 M;* d£
fwahrr January a - < 1; Jsnuary-Pebruary and K.briary
•fei'!l:^a U!t M^h^JTarns
e»T?*A?i r ?«" V ta tITt l T^ a : " t * tstae:it tor the *** •**«* m.
■*JJ»oaiP«a at all United State* porta durin* **''
**r ••••••»•••*•-••*••••#•• . • '■ 14 0M
*^jwi"i>u « ail Netted ttatsa peirta aam* »••*
S*«t j-e»r t 614
.*%£\ rr- ♦•pu • tsc# 6*S-**n>b*r 1- ..■'... '.'.'...'.'.'.'.'.Z,: 4$ Wi
KjTSr^ l ..!!!f ::::::::^- TO iiis
m •^■sa M^ passy^ ■■ »■ ■ —^^ tVOOt
Total experts since Eeptembe- 1 - q— <i-o
brab r'ar at .. &l !. L : alt * J S^SVainVtlin;-!^ -a urn
bu^ at tJI Uniud su^T. SSS" ,a:n 9 time laai <8 - U ° l>
Ktock at all* 'interior "towns 'Ji'^l
i^k " iVver^r tc^« «^' Vime-iait
Bt£k of Am" rt^l, "*?' t!m * !an - year - •• • 2SOOOI >
l^flatt^g^-r!^? for °«" Brt^ !^ « ra ' ,
r'^jLc^LScr^:^ 1 " 11 ■*"-*«■ «Cott«g*g4l
|^^--::fp^|^,:;;;;: B?
Sava-n*h , 2.)0.0V*5 Femandlna toSO
P^ar'*"f?n i.J-»«i>'^:Pensacoia 121 36S
15.'-^ •■' - Arthur
Ncrfolk • r|| ort Tt ™"«end - 28.500
Balti-ore' *" *^2?I 5" F far.cl»co 16..-.M
-■•■■■■■' • :•: tg
iI6 -.v:.:-::: - -
ting in Hour.
'
CORV3I ' ' v " > •'■ choice to fancy. (4 61
tow $145- , I^aT^iSa •"" :t " ;: F>n« white a
Wf3t»rn n'Jl. 1 W* 1 , 10 ** 1 i?- FEED— Firm, quoted:
- -
cW brari. $•'•• ... r/ 8^ ?°" • *- 7 - September, shipment;
3. j ■ ••. bu:v( and ■ o .
■- - *24«*i
.. *-^ .o tf *_-i. buJk; |3S««tt2B eiki. OU
* H ye££SS? lTrp ' y had --"Tthtng the:,
■ :. Loca I- September
rMme m«tfve for «j'i Vm" ta , lts credlt at ">• clos< -- The
SiwhutM j?; f u ere wouW b * no more than
I^^ sss
t"I ' P r .;."V 1 i f w T . coa< "«on« ''« to operate iamlnst
the Srlrifet to '. pUb "° ss lat:on.1 at:on. whici; has carried
\.~ et n,V «- 9 s «nt record breaking level on the
rrerzl.M r^ru*. \h / r>arucular:y. the buyii.g was of a
cen^ hSil £1. S ttX>k UtU * «COH»t of anything ex-
SSJ ,S-t n ' w ■J- 11 was w "»'''e to accept alone this
S^iJJfSrt •Wthlnsj the big commission houses cared
'?i " ai.ed aaythia, iTAi " so On or. the present bull
mn«r.,i < anything seen so far on the present bu.'l
?*«.!« f f ~ oarleil0 arleil *" d nnmeroua «r«r« the re-^rts of
dansage 1 from the Northwest teat It would be Impauftle
Jg.*?SSSI l , h * m »"• the - nerai effect was tt^ate
m P \n . D that the spring wheat crop had Buffered
a M;» that no amount of got weath»r couid repair
aru inai prrvloua crop estimates around 530 000 1 •■ bush
f*^ .t, th * . wl J cl « crop would be rather over than
und«r tho actual outturn. Except iv th« last hour, the
tra<:-» showed very little dlaposltlon to taka rroats. inrii
ca.:.:-.s that It has faith la much higher ■.-,.,. but also
<3eni>tir.«r a wrj' much overload-d market which must
sooner or later have a di\y <■; reck^nlss. Tli» ant dv
cl:ne t;ear the clote »v jiartlallr n;ari« up !a;:r, the curb
price on September being $1 11%. with puts $1 11 », and
ca..s II li^j. Markets abroad were exer.-'sed over the
crop news fr?m here. Uverr>i«ol ciosinn l T is2d higher.
Purlin pfg tir. an.i Budafest l. r > points higher A Broom
«>nlj that thrashing returns from ihe North
cf Frano* were pointing;, and that estimates for this
most !?cr*orter.t d'«tr!'t were now a per cent less than
lust year. Practically no attention was r-aM t.) v the
Southwest receipts, as the shipments were almost as
heavy. Total item arrivals aggregating 7So.«)o<i bash
els. compared with -»7u.ni,o last rear. ( ■J.s^ wh< - there
clo^a strorir. witii Xo - red $1 I*ss and No 1 Northern
Duluth. *'•"•- ■' o b afloat. CORN— Heavy ruins all
through the .;c cera States where drcutTr- lias been
threatt-nlr.g the cror> of late prevented corn from sharing
ar:y cf the wheat advance yesterday. In fact toe market
was comparatively w?a!c fro.-n start to finish, exrept for
ore rmJriey ra!!y on covering, rinal prices In New. York
we— -.•trl'^c n->t !o-v<r. It ■.*'.,, assumed that th£ rain*
urou!<3 quite restore the crop, wl for this reason the big
corr.rr issicn houses at Ch!c;<co hart thfit hands full of
eellir.g orders all <«.ay. Loca ly the market was very
quiet with only small Elucidative trau»actlor.s at the
decline. Th» exprri huslnen* consisted of 2 loads. No 2
corn was quot^l at 5841" elevator and "0 «c fob. afloat
N'-> ! white. ifi'«o ar.d No 2 yellow. W 4 c fob. afloat
OATS — Fur a time the oats market helii very f- con
«Mering the break in corn, with a good demand for De
ce:nber en the Idea that the shutting down on exports
fnm Rumania an.l Bu'car'.a would make the property
bars mora valuable. But after ml. ;..-. prices resctW!
ar.d at the doae were rather easy. CM oats were eauy
anrt o>;oted as rV>''nwtj: >'!»»•• nats 21 MS Th. ft.*'»®3>Hc
netura! white. 3fvS:i2 Th, 4ig42Vjc. and clipped white. 303
4<Ch. 42HC48 RTI Nominal BARLEY— Market steady
F»e<J'.n«t was Quoted 4«c c 1 f Ne»-Yc-k. and malting nom
inal. Wheat. ;nclud!ri< Cour. »■*•%. rtm far the •'■■■■ accord
ing to ' " :i --■-■•■-. l> aggr*gs>te I 708.047 bushels, com
pared w^th U2BUBB bushels last wee!;, and 3 C7-.7"<t» h'mh
e*» last y«ar. s-incr? Ju'y I. wheat w ports h..-.-» bean 9 54& -
MS bushels, against 21.533 233 buyhelx last lsob Corn «x
jxirts for the wwk aggregate 520 3^2 bushels. aguir.s.;
PtSS.2O2 I wbels lan week, and !Vrft.4i)s bushels last year.
S!r.c« July 1 com exports asrsrr'etrate 5.7P0.473 bushels,
against 7.458,075 bushels last season.
MBW-TOBX prices.
Tester-
Trhest: Openlre;. High. Uam Ctoaa. :^y
Sf»Tmher $1 I! 1 * $1 u 7 » t im 11 13% $110%
rx><r-mber 112 1 l" ■» 1 '! T a I 14 l * 111
mi 1 .1 111 1 12 ! . 113 1 11%.
Corn:
August — — — <VMi
September .'#'■4 on HV .-»■* r<t »
DeremLer _.._ — - — — 05' • 68%
CHICAGO PRICKS.
Wheat:
Fepterrber Int 1 MMi 1 07 » I .fS 1 (*U,
L*ceirter i <>-"i 1 12'» 1 t**« ''.' I 1 <"7H
Mixr 11l 1 14*« 110 1 * 114 ICCt
Corn:
Pepi«:iber .. Mis . r.4'4 B.Ti r..-*i Ji4\,
rVcfrober 58 Caii r.CV* r.2<« X! : *
Bfay :.-'♦ Bli Bl* MS 82S
Oats:
Beptember ....i '• . C4H "3 T » 34 S4
Oecc:inber r_i', ; - .". : 5 C.'» 1-16 -.V-i E5Vi
May 37*» 871* " £ « -7". a 7'«
L£ri:
SeptemLer r, :.- . BOTH 8 87H « *7^ fi 05
October 7u7'a 707'j 6 "1 6 !>: •» To2 ! i
Bibs:
£<?pteniUer 7 .V> IW 7 424 :«:'* 7 4.-,
October 7 .v. 7 67« i : -f : 1 7 6") 780
Perk:
September ... 11S7'i 11 5."> •' 70 ". 72' i 11774,
October :i US 13 <*• 11 77>i 11 SO 11 «SS
Receipts of br»a.J»tuJTs at Interior points In thius«Ji<!?.
last three cipher* I<X ■ otnlttc-l. B iut bt>l2. grain bi--:..
as follows:
r ar. Wheat. Corn. Oa - Ry-- Barley.
Chicago 21 I*> 142 "-«'• 12 4
Milwauke- S 2A ■ 1^! A 7
Hlnn«pull3 - 75 S 7S * 13
t>u!uth — ■•- — « •» 1
St. Louis M '■"'•'■ 41 "' — -
Kansas City — -■■• 27 IS _ —
To!"do — 34 M l.'Ji 1 —
Detroit 1 * -| 23 — -
pcorla — 7 " _— - ■ —
Totals T~3B > > 172 681 2tt 23
Shipments from these polnti:
Oiicaso 14 61 SB 240 — —
I tea * .r ~Z 1.
Minneapolis « ~ ' — ,' -- ~
ScMta'v:*.:*.::"*.-' - — n» ■ ■ ** ■ — -
:. v g ** -
Kansas City — - 1 ." ■! » - -
To.edo — b» • 8 44 -- —
Detroit * "J "7 itL
Pecrla __; * _J —— _Z
To . a! , 70 CIS 144 B*> 2 2
Receipts at Atlantic port*:
Klou--. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
SE.™ ::::::::: "| %«T? E =
Philadelphia .::::::: • » 2 g ' J —
Buttlirore o - — 11 - -
New-Orleans -j » _JJ __ ~
Total, 1 7S 71 is* sis 2 20
Exports from Atlantic ports: s
New-York l Z - i ii - -
Bofcton o ; 1 ? _ 15 — —
PT-.iladtlphia -,' ... _. _ -_ —
Biltlmorw •' • 9 — —
New-Orleans — _*~" . .
Total, 60 23 V » - -
METALS-TLN nnn «n^naonw«h
quoted at £122 6s J™*™"*?^ V^lU at SB. M»27c.
It clo«»d at £57 2s «J 3 vUk« an.l electrolytic are
M; a^2. Tn"ola£f mdi nd ,t 143.l 43. 3d In MUMlesbor...
doeed at 62s In e ' a *„„,", »j. . foundry Northern ia
Uoeal! 7 l , r °i'i i «^4 M^Vo " Wndry Northern at »13 75«
tlTt'o" VoS^ou^em end No 1 foundry fiouthom
aeJ's movement, with pice* u i^'"*'" . Vft^irlnri
Drima 22J«5c: fancy. 2«©Roc.
{fr? ani &> pfennigs. Otton u> UverpooL
18. 15™ AugustT anrf 20c. September. London
Sir. M CHARTERS— British steamer. 783 tons. salt.
oats, W. . ( -"£' v *:r 1. «d- British steamer. 1.3. » tons.
U.erp^l to Qu«beu. *s Si'v.u "rm.; British steaaer.
°°* L to^cii. wSt iMda. , $. 50 schooner 450
10 nB - _ 1 , 1 -_ vt v e w Kew-York. Sound or Boe-
J 00 ** .i 1"^1 "^ -jiStt, rwpeVuvely. loaded and dla-
t"n« Ch-rte^T^ootier. 040 ten., tie*
charsea. » fT%r"« York. Drlvuta terms: schooner. 4S«
Brunswick to t J >p ' °;"- lo P L i harle,ton-. 8120 and back
tuns, lute 11 *- ne " nn lOl O ™ 634 {one cement, Calskl.l
piling, lump aunv^ •«££»• '"^,^s, to Alexandria. V a.
v, Hort-mou^h 23c^tj'n «, sa^ --^ HJ|I< _
plaster, ii 1 ™ ~kSJd Newark, private terms; sohnonsr
SSTaTBSS «U£. SSaVt
tort. Bo»«»«"J? n^"5l Or un.»H oli remains awdy.
and 100 December at -J«- " n - u w » nuoie; a:and»r»i
Kenned petroleum U -«" c^7o- b« lk. 84 «" Philadelphia.
ttJtOaWo: prime -hltT aH««32o;
Off summer »c ow "Wl^. OlL— Amer-
Caic-jtta raw. 65c: l*rd 01 L 67«USc
PROVIBIONB-There was an early advance la the pro-
fg«
thaleos, brought moderate ** a *"*J*£ l !± •SisTn^We^e
NEW-YORK DAILY TEIBUXE. BATtTRDAY. AFGTTST 20. 1004.
packet. $<) 60«J10 50; estra India mess: $143110; BEEF
HAMS arm; quoted: 524SJZi0a DIt£S3ED HOGS
■toady; quoted. Bacons. T%c ISO n>. 7%c: 18* 16. 7%c;
140 It). 7;ic; pig*. SHisS»ia: 130 H>. B'ic: 100 B. 8%: M
I»i and down. J»-;CfS\j. CUT MEATS— Pickled beilles
Eteady; quoted: Smoidßa-. lO^jc; 10 Tit. o%c; 12 " 8W0;
14 TT>. «c. I*lckled £bouluer» eacy;- quoted: tt'iQTo.
Pickled hams easy; Quoted. li>ij»io ! .sc. TAUIiOW dull;
'"• y. attc; country. 4 tv » •*■*■. LARD steady: quoted,
7-ZO-j. City lard auiet- quoted". 6\c. I'.eined lard
steady; quoted: South America. 6c; continent. 1.4* .
r.raz;!, Itc^.-, 6c. Compound steady; quoted. B^^ti 1*:.1 *:.
Stearine dull; quoted: Oleo, 7S7Uc; city lard stearlne.
7% • '
.-. X— The local market was sterdy to firm and quite
sutlvo in the line of Jobbing ■ ':*!:••. s. W ■ quot?: Vo
tn»sti^, ordinary. %'%">''■•,» fair to *■- i, 3V»*rS x *c; prtn-.e
to choice, o 7 s©4'sc; head. 4a4'&o'<4'.-:4 a 4'&o'<4'.-: Pa-.na, i4}S=Vic;
Japan foreign, nominal do ...... Java.
4!: l ?isVi:c; KanßOon. In bond. 2>4tt2^te.
KUGAii — rrirl:?:t ruled steaay but quiet and un
changed, with only a r:...-Ll>:rat-.' nmouut of sugar with
drawn. Pries quotad are net, teas 1 7Xr cpiu for cfish
seven days: Cut loaf and crushed. S.Ouc: raouid A, 5.We;
cubes, 5.45 c; >CXXX powd»re<!, '.:>■. powatred, coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 5.30 c; Eagle, ccn'ecUon-rV
granulated. 3.45 c: t-Bl». coarse and extra Una gra^ulai-'i.
0.3'>0; liixlc. - Itj cartons. 2 tl ba^a and 5 It h&sa of fine
granulated, 5.35 c; Kaci?. n:-.» granulated, standard r!bi:-i
latri. diamond A, S.L"Oc: confectioners' A. s.t>sc; Nos 1.
2 cr.i 8, 4.9T>c; No 4, 4. m00. No 3. 4.83 No C, 4.M>-; No 7,
- 75-. : No 8, 4.7<V : No 0, 4 IT., No 10 I.BOi ; Jl 1 11, 4-SSc;
No I^. 4.50 c; NO 13. 4.4.".- ; NO3 14 an.! IT>. 4.40 c. T v .
local raw sugar market was lU . iy but inactive, as refiners
aro hoidlni; off. Current duty priros ore itlH 4V^c fjr M
test tr f isral. 3 11-lPg-S^c tor S3 test mu«wvaito and
S 7-16S:ih;c for S8 tesi molasses sujrar. London l-eot
sugar market was unchanged, with Augus; quoted at
10a o'«i and S€pt«>nib»T at 10s 65. n«"H».pts at the six
principal ports of Cuha, none; cxpurts. l^.Sou tons: stocis.
08 000. against 22t»,C!)i.i las-, year. There ara 5 centrals
jtrimiine. aeainrt 'i last year. This week's nummary of
tn«r statistical positions as trw.ile up by Wllle'-t & Gray
shews stock* In the L'nit-1 S:at;s anil Cuba together of
20.072 tcru, against 220 250 last m — acd CO7.S3a last
>«ar. a u-crease of 301.507 from latt year. Stock in Bu
rope, 1,478,000 ton*, against 1.080,459 last year: total
tti.ck of Europe and America, 1.883 tons, against
2. 158.28S last year at th* uani<» uneven tales and 8.T22.456
at the even ilaw of January 1. 1904. The decraaaa of
st.~-k is 504.32 tons. n?a.::st a decrease of 415.55S last
week md an Increase of 509.858 tons on January 1. 190-1.
Hamburg reports shipments of I.S.ni tons raws and 2>X)
refined to United States aai co fralcb! et-aaev-
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Xew-Tork, August 19. 1904.
BEAN'S AND PEAS — The market maintains a jrereraJ'.y
firm ton*, but trade Is quiet an-1 vanes are without fur
ther quotable ohangc. quote: KE4.\.N"J. ir.arrow, choice.
per bush, 52 S5; do medium. *1 90iSr$l &0; do pea, 11804
*lS2 I 's: do red kidney, !C.'."a" 10; do white iilciney.
80fft29U; rlo black turtlu souu $:.. do -••'. eye, $2 t;0
«-$2 70; in T/.-.na. California, $2 55; do i'orei;m marrow.
•iuiy paid, f2UT>OS2 60; do Italian medium. |1 7&(S*1 80;
dn other foreijm medium. $1 r»T>v 70; do foreign pea.
$1 7"7?il 75; GREEN PEA! Bcotcta, bass, per bush, V"'
BUTTEK— rßeceipts : day, MM pkes, Thore is a »cx>d
ol^arur.ee of prime tj fan. y creamery, the tradina lnc!:i^
ixig a cood d*;V of speculative buying and »ora» out cf
to^-n demand. Official quotation fur extras remain at
18c, but high bcorirfc- lots often ootomaod ! *c and rarely
■: more Csportan have taken a moderate quantity In
raiuri of 16f 17% c. Factory fairly firm, with a steady
movement to local and rtport buyers. Other i.utters g-n
erally quiet an-1 unclianijul. T\> quote: Cr«arr.ery. extra*
P-r In, lH'S\"*Uc; do firsts. 16^17 do seconrtn. 140
!">'*'7: do tl. ird-. 13ii134c; State dairy tub*, ex'.ras. l"i-;
>)o firsts. 15© 16c; cJo ■ ... He; do third?. 12®
Vie: Western Imitatiun crea-rr.ery, '.'.rnJs. 150- <\o seconds,
i;i'B'l4c: renovated, rxlras, 15c: do firsts, 14®14V»c; uo
seconds. lSVj?i3o; do thirds, 10i312c: Western factory.
fli-bte, 13=~ei3 s 4c; d^' seconds, 12^'313.": do thirds. 11J
12c: ph. kirm stock. .Nu :. 12hc; d» No 2. li '.j 3 l2c: ■:-.
No 3. 10® lie.
CHEESE— Receipts '.-Jay. 4,14* boxes. The market
Is oniy moderately active ar.l most recalvers will be
compelled ■- ■ storu more or l«-as turpius. Fancy sradeu
are lield 6teady, though we hrar of occasional lots
of white having b*-en aded a tHtta rather than
store. Loxse sizes Ir. llpht supply, but -demand excerd
ln*!y slow ;in«l the larger proportion of the receipt! srlll
have to ice lalo s'.ore. Official quotations: S^ic for small
chfies*. *\ia for laree c-ilorsfl and SWc for lanes whlta,
and bulk of the business doing on the sfeet Is 03 tJ 1 *
above basis. Liverpool cables 41s *>d for colored and
4'is for white. We ejnste: State, full cream, colored,
small, fancy, S»»c; do fair to gixjd. HS?SS;c; do white,
small, fanry, 6%e; d"o fair to good SHfiS^f; do small,
poor. 6 v 4 l if7Vc; do colurel. large, fancy. b4o; do fair
In cvi -i. 7!llic;7 !l l ic; da whito. lar^e. fancy, H4c; do fe.lr
to good, 744 f use; do larstf. i«>or. B ! s'gT ; >su; ilo light skims.
small, choice. 6'» c; do prime. S'iS^c; do part sklmii.
pnn-.*. sf*o : *c: do good". 44U4 1 4c; do common to fair.
CSvi'ic: Uo full skims. l'iS2c.
EG'TS— Receipts to-«say. 0.312 cases. Th« market -hoMs
flrm' for the better grides and good medium fjualitles sell
fairly at proportionate priori. Values unchanged. We
quote: t*late F>T.ns>lvar.la anl ctarl.y Keit:ct?d. white,
extra fancy. 25if2H<;: do prime to choice. - Mo; da
mixed extra. 22©23 c: do first*. 19Hi*2OSo: Western,
fancy selecte-f an: candled. 21c; do average b«st. iv*^^
20c; do under irra.le?. 16315/30: K^.tuckjr. Ifisjluc;
T*ur.->- |S9l7e; dirties. 129 IBc; checks. U«l-^ -
KRUITS— FKEBH— AppIes acd pears in liberal supply
and selling well -.i ••-.- choice, but poor fruit dull and ■■
regular. Plum? tirtLgg\r.z u::lesa f«vn. y Peaches in ac-
Uva demand and firm, with nocasionai salts above quoUi
tlor.s. Pineapples nearly. Grapes weak. Huckleberries
arm lluatanilotis firm for fancy, but poor wcri out
slowly, Watermelocs show ;r;^-gu'*r quality tsi'i \aluo.
We quote: APPLES. Alexander, han.l ;,!cked. per double
head bbi. $2253: do Duchess of ■ !er.b»rs S"'j%2 73; do
Gravcnaieiu. J 1 T, g «2 .*P : &> Twenty Oi:nce. fi 75<t«2 :•■■.
d . Maiden B!u?h, 1 50#52: do Codling. si no«t»i'i'..
d» Nyaok rippln. $1 .V<C»2 25: do Orange Pippin. «1 s<«if
$2. do Sour B< ugh. $1 SO#SI 75; do fcweet BousTb. $1 94
f 1 50: do open heada, per bt!. %\ i*" 3&; do wl.-.rtf.ills and
fiimmoa. Mc4Hl PEARS. Bartlett ver bbl. |2"614. -io
per 'i l.bl basket. BOcQSl; do Clapp's Favorite, v*T bbl.
$39X9 73; do Flemish •a .■>. «l MVK s<): do K!'fi-r.
BottUiera. |14*2: do co..kir.ji sort*. JIGII 75: !■;.' Mb
as to kind, per carrier. 4o€"'c: "lo >- S-Tb basket, 108
25c; <lo p*r quart. 2^f.c; PEACHES, Oeorg'.a. per ear
rie. liJi-QJI SO. do .HarylaoJ and [aware, r»r <-ani»-r.
tl 2T/-3J2; do per cratj. 7-V-.JS! fld; do per basks tfy-q
<1 37; do D«;r 2<>-rh har.dlt b««ket. VS-a***--: d> ptr l<vrt>
oaj lie basket. 3.'©3>V; '• W»»t VlrK'.n:* par arrler,
*1 H)Kt^2; do r»r b-ifkct. 75c*f^l »: PINK-APPLE?. Flor
ida, per case. $1 SOCJJ3 25; CRAPES. Champion up rivir.
per «-t!il carrier. 7>; do McKre 1 - Enrly. 75ce#li >5n
Wor-leu. 73c'(ftl: do Delaware. Ji 2T..35: B0; do Nlevara.
Southern. *1»;$1 50: do Delaware. $Hj»l S»: BLACKBER
RIES. W»«T<rn New-fork nnl up rtver. !*r quart. Vfl
12:: HTCKLEBEP-BIES. Pennsylvania larjs. blue, r-r
quart, r>©K<r: do Jersey. D»U»are and Maryland. 50,.- ;
MUSKMEIxNS. Jersey. Irr batket. 40:SJI: flo 3tta*T,
Oem. p«r bush box, 40CV)c: do Je-ny Ltni. VOToo: '!o
Delaware md Maryland r»r craf 2TH"ati; di ar has
k-:t. 2T.oSrjl; do Vlrtjlnia and North Camllna. ••••' rrat*.
SSATSe; WATERMELONS. v«f carload, %■' MIT! do per
100. f<R*l&.
FP.rrrs — — Demand far evaporated ar>p>s 1!»'!
ar.d niarSet quiet. Not much i!"'ngr in oth«r epot
uri'l's. Hmall fruits !n limited rvriAy. California fruit*
steadr. We qnote: APT*T.ES. evaporated f»nry. per 7T,
7S7 1 ;!": Ai choice, B'.^ftl^c: flo prime. S*»tt«><-; do com
mon to fair. 49.* 1^<"; do Ciiiiadlan. sua dried, qoartere, Ztt
4c: ilo Stute and Western, sun dr'e,l. quarters. 2'"»tfU'-jc:
do Southern. «an dr"ed. sliced -•■■ ■*.■.»■■ rut. 2
3-3 c; do ch^ri^'d. pe- 10) rb. $1 »»$1 73: Aa core* and
.-k'.n- $1 ffitH W: CIIERIUEf. ■.--! per !T) l.?S«14-v
IfUCKLEBERRIKS. l»ia 1.1»14c; PUrKBERHIF.S.
1903. «-• RASPBERRIES. I8«4. evapors 2icJ{2lo:
d" snn dried H*t2iic; PBACTT"» C*»ltfernla peel 145
1>: <io unpee>l «t?«Hc: APRICOT:? California. Moor
[an Ift*tl4c: do Royal. 0«llc: PRL"NIiS. Orcjun, p«r
R>. B*4C6*e: do California. »Vd6 ! ta.
HOPS— Trading or. the local market continual light,
brewers awaitins the new crop. Holders of th» few re
maining lots are very f!mn In thflr view* There has
been an active movmnent on the Pasltlc Coast on con
tracta, and as Blsti a* 2*m- paid. Crop advlc«"s continue
favorable !n thin ■-*iuntry Austria and Beiirlim. but Ger
many and England a-« still reporting an unfavorable .iut^
look. We quote: Btatc l!V>3. rhotc*. r«r »« «^S°!
do rood to prim* 2ftfl3lc; do common to fair. «4tfwc;
P«rt«c Const | «... choice. 25=ff2»c: do f«od to prime.
28«27c- Stat<% and PacltV .•,.„.,- 1902. choice. 2Sfl24c:
do con-.n-on to prime. l»-S20c; do older growths »^l2c.
FLAY aNt) 6TRA HAY— Rece;*)is are ll»ht, but quite
art-TJSte for present apparent light wants of the market.
Taking In common to prime, the price range ts wide. Haw
hay at the outset runs considerably lower than the old
Most of the Invoices run II to J2 baFM 1- « ,'i
We quote: Priir- large bales. n*r 1(X) rb. &V No 1. «TH
*►«)■- Wo 2. »0«BBc; No a 55««Wo: shipping. 4.^^-
CLO\-ER. mixed, ranre. B<H8««)c; do clear. ran««. 4»*.^:-:
small bales Be lea* than lar^e. STRAW— Market suffer.
H nu»l # »y is now running In sellers" favor. vVe quota
t*x-*rsl 05 per 100 rt> Receipts of hay and straw. In tons.
reported at the Produce Rxchana* at noon ro-day: Hudson
niver Ratlroal 870 Pennfylvanta. 3". Delaware La-Mtfi
wanna sn.l «■<•-•»■■; SO; Ontario and Western 30; Ten
tral of New-Jersey. HO; river boats. 130. total. 820 ton.
Receipts of straw. 70 toes.
POULTRY ALlVE— R«ce!rits to-day Included 3 car
loads of Western by freight Trartlnr I.- practically over for
th« week and doalers have an accumulation of ■ to S car
loads mostly fowls which will have to be can over The
fe«l!n'r la weak on fowls, 'houe'i about steady on chickens.
Oth-r live unchanged. We quota: SPRING CHICKENS.
nearby and Western, per TT I.V: do Southern and South-,
western Ue: fowls, pat Ib, t3MiC; ROOSTERS, per ID.
6c Tt IKETB. Le- Tb. IV DUCKS Western, s^rate.
per pair. 70«>Me: do Southern and Southwestern. 4«>ff«><:;
GEE^E Western tLVrrnxi par pair. $l'asl 28. do Houth
em »nd S>'itr. western, lux-en: live PIGEONS, par pair.
2'V&2sc DRESSED — Mom of the delayed stock In to-day.
Choice dry picked fowls In coed demand ar.3 tirtr. but
scalded fowls dull end weak- R*ai!v fancy larsja dry
picked hickena »elm» fairly, but e«-al<>rt chickens Blow
ar.d tone wnli Turkeys steady. Naarby sprtnc ducka
un.'hanifed. Tarn* aquaba selling fairly. We quote:
Fresn TtTRKETS. Westaro. hens, a.era*e run.
p..'V 14«ri5c: 00 toms 14O!Bc: £0 common. Uol9c:
KPRIN'O CHICKENS. Philadelphia 3'» to 4 Ib to pair,
D«r It. "l^^i- do mliM six-" 17ttlOc: do other Penn
sylvania aH to 4 !t> fari'-y. 1«#1».-: do State and Penn
svlvanla' mixed size* UJa>l7e: do Pennsylvania, under 3
rb lMllfc: do Western, large. dry Dlcked. IS«M do
see Met 14V4«15c; do mixed »lie«. 14r; A, Western and
Rf.-'thern .mill l*»l3*c: r° T^' T^ 5 . W«tern. dry plckel.
■ ■ erare r*«t llHc: do scalded. 13®13Sc; do Southern
Snd 55uthV«tern. dry Bldted. 73r: do .cawed. 1.1 c: d* fair
foVrSd l2«l2Vte: ol ' D COCKS, per Ib. Oc; SPRING
DUCKS' L,.n« Island, ocr rb. lf>*»tsHc: do Eastern IBe;
fa ri»r^y Pennsylvania ar.d Virginia, fancy. Me: An fair
to iiod 13#14-; do Western. Mile SPUING GEVSE.
F, ,',.";; - white, per rb 1*817,;: do dark. UaiSo;
=QI'AUS orl "c lars«. white, per doaen. S2 00; do mSaed.
»2: do dark. SI 50
POTATOES ANX) VEGETABLES — Irish potatoes la
liberal sucdW and easy. 6*e«t potatoes In haavy supply
and lower Onions steady for choice. Cabbages dull.
Cucumbers and Dickies mostly poor. Com steady. E«jr
plar-ta selling aiowly." Lettuce lower. Lima beans dulL
Peppers weak. Peas and b«ane tn heavy supply and
showlr.K irregular quality. Tomatoee mostly poor and
draggine. Other vegetables about as quoted. We. quote:
POTATOES. Long Island, In bulk, ocr ISO rb. *1 30*>l «2:
Jri Jer«y! to bulk. per 180 m. »1 37CJ1 50; 'do Jersey
Delaware and Maryland, round, ocr bbl or bag. $1 2T.Q
II 50 do Jersey long (Giants). Jl 25; do Southern, par
obi «1 12«1 23 : do common. 75c«W . BWEET TO Ta
TOE 3 Jeraey yellow. per bbl. $2»*3. do per half
basket. *:36tr«1f.0. do Southern yellow, pcr • bbI .IZ;V
..>..« v\M- aoiilhern wnlte r.er bbl fl 2S9SI 73. CO
red Sl«V«l23' VEOETABLES-- BEETS, nearby, per HW
bDnVnaaTrßcMt; CARROTS per bbl. Jl >); CABB\GE3.
L-.nir Island ana Jersey, per 100 *12*2B0 ; do par bh!
iSifljOe- rAtJUrTUOWERS. Weetern N'w-\orU. per bush
h.«w»t ' ••• ■ C'XfMBERS Western .New-York, per bush
b?akf«: »©'or do nearly P«r hbl. 2r.«Tsc; do per half
bbftSJj^Swite! 10 g7taS bog. lajafc! «i£>jber
PICKLES Ro.'klan.i County. New-York, per I.OOU II -"»
■i*2 SoJeraa? and !>.nji Island. M»c#Sl: CORN. HacL-n
«ack. per lot). stK®sl 25/ do other Jers.-y. nags. p«r 100.
tflOTßc: CELERY, fancy. larre per doren 1 buncbea. . 4O^»
iuw> &a small to rn«-I!um. per dozen. UmlOr; EC...
r^AVva Je^ey per bbl. rtfrtr9oe: do per basket. 85«6Jc;
To per bu,b box. Scan LETTUCE State. p.jrhalf-bM
■esket Jl7R«*2: An In -rat.* per dm .'o©.se; to
Boson. ttxtr^V: LIMA BK%N3 Jeney. potato, per hag
or banket. IKWI B0 do Maryland end Delaware, potato.
■^r^sJet. !8cC«1 25: do flat, per balf-bW basket. Soc9
%l ONIONS. l>in« l«Und and nearby, ytllovr per .I'*l ! A
*2«J2 =5: <Jo red. 12; do nearby, white, per basket. JlftO
g«3 do Connecticut and Eastern, while, per bbl. «- a
»4: do yellow. 12 333*2 50: do red. MaSj do 00 1]"1 ]"
County, white car ban. $1 »©s3 25- do I -w. »2«S •
o red $1 t*>*92. do Baltimore, per half-bh! baaket, $1 A
«o- do PhlladMahta Jl 23©*1 C 5: PEPPERS. Jeney.
ner hbl 60«7»c do oar baaket 2&<»4oc; 4o per bush box.
sn©3Oc: do Southern, per bbl, 2M|7sc; HEAB. Wejtern
S-w-Ym-k. per bush basket. «6c«Sl: do per «»«^ COJiftte;
STRING BEANS. State, wax per basset. BOcCSl; do
green. aOr««I ia. do Jersey and Look laUwL Nf *>**•
50«76c: do Soston. per bash «»**? c *s • _?£ CA 2Ba
Hubbard. per bbl. lit do marrow. 6M»75c; do white. 25®
50c- d» yellow, crook-neck. 25S*0c: TURNIPS, rutabaga,
per" bbl. 60075 c; TOMATOES, nearby J««f>-. p^«^? >
ifiifMc do Scuta Jerxey. Acma. lO»4«o: do Stonj We;
do Crait. 10«20o: do Delawar. and Miryland »« r «*^"«Ti
30C40C1 do -*raa/. ©ei»wa*e u4 Maf7»**»i Jtr *m%!l
ssWkaa, aaeßttSa
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
staaswvsßßjtj .tugust 19. 1&04.
BEEVES — Receipts irerc 180 ' 3 cara. or S,0«» head,
including &3 cars for export alive. 414 1 tor 3UU£al«rer9
and !•*] for the market: making, with the cattle held
over from previous arrivals, in*- cara oa sale, all at
J-rsey City >ar-l«, with th« exception of half a car.
T-rada opened dull and prices wer* depressed, strictly
prime and choice be-ives holding up fairly well, while
good anil medium steers were 10£p.0c lower and com
mon gr^.l^s hard to Fell at a decline of lie Five
cars were held over. Bull, and cows tn limited supply
and very few vvanted. Com. nun to choice native steers
•old at J4 055* Ii an per 100 tr>. with only 1 -. ex
ceeding S > 76; fat oxen at »4 (I US! 75; bulls at i: T -T
$•».".,; cows at * 1 ».'(»- 0 Dressed !•• -t slow at 7>.
i'3ljc per Ib for native sides; Texaa beef at Sift 7c.
Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattla slow
at lOHfrlSo per Ib, ilrtsseil weight; sheep selling at
lCtt I'lc. dressed weight; refns^rator be«f ady at
10% 011a p-sr n>. Shipmenta to-day were 3 &oi> quar
ters of beef In tlie Cedric to Ltvcrpcnjl. TV>-morrvw
the Masaba Will carry »■< L»>ntios cattla »nd 1.300
quarters of beef fur Belurwctuld fc Suixberger, and
34 f> cattle for .1 Shambers & Son; the si Aodrow will
take out 390 cattle to Lundon and COO head to Ant
werp, equally <livlilsd befareen the before mentioned
shippers; the Hindoo, to iiuK. 10') cattle for - b.warz-
Bchlld tic Bolsberger; Uie Gtrinan!!-. to Sjut hair.pt wn.
2.200 quarters of btef divided between insebild
it Sulst'trser end Armour 4; Ci>., aiid the Ktrurla. tc>
Liverpool, about 1.7 M) quarters of bp«-f fur ti.-* Cuda'iv
Paci.iiiS Company, aiakins the totals from thi3 po-t
for th» week ending fcaturday, AttffUs* CO. 1.510 cattl«
and 11.950 quarter?) cf beef, all to ports of tireat
Britain with th- exception of 3SO cattle
Saitd — McPlierson & Co.: 1J Virginia et-«T3. 1389
IT> average, at %i 70 par 100 Ib . SO do, 1300 P>. aS
85 CO; 23 do. 1023 ITi. a'- $4US; 20 Ohio d'J. 11S3 rt<. at
t.i 4-»; 11 d^. lISI Tb. at $5: I*) do. 1136 Ib. at MM:
20 do. 1149 n>. at 34 S5; 19 do. t::i tb, at S4 ;.:-, 1 cow.
350 Ib. at Si: 1 do. S'jo Ib. at $.' 80.
N«wtQ ■; Co.: 19 Went Vlr?lnla steers, 1321 Tb. at
13 75; l!t d?. 1310 TT<. at JO 40; II d.i. 115» a. at Si:.,
SO dv, 1191 tt). at *5 SS; CO do. 119^ Tt). at $5.
8. Jand»re: 20 Virzinia steers. 1,355 tt>. at 15 90; 30
do, 1,270 Tb. at *5 62Vs: 2<> do, 1.343 rb. at $3 15: IS
Michigan do. 1.213 tt'. at (4 03 II OMo do, 1.212 Tt,. at
*4 SO; lrt do, 1.125 IT. at $4 55; 2 b'llls, 1,500 B>. at »4».
0 do, 876 Ib, a- $2 70; 1 cow. OSO Ib, at (3 1"
3. Shamberg A Son: 19 Virginia steers, 1.32» R, at
$5 53: do, : 337 re. at 15 53; Ib do, J.2"!> n>. *t $0 o»:
6 Jo. 1.15S a-, at 19; 1 do, 1 600 "'- at $3. S do. I."*^
" at $4 50. ■• ~ - _
Sherman & Culvn.-: 20 Virgin U rtefers, 1.237 Tti, •*
So 40; 10 State do. LM9 B>, at $4,73: 20 Chicago do,
1.152 rt at >4 70; 20 do. 1.188 Ib, at J4 35: 20 do, I.IHI
Ib. at 94 35; 2 oxen. l.tiSo tb, at $4 OS; 3 cows. 630 rb. «i;
J. B. Glfcacn & Co: 1« Oho steers. 1.270 tb. M 54 90:
16 Jo. 1.2« n>. at i*.'-.'. 1« do, 1.15 i It. at »4«; j»
ilichisaa do. 1.238 rb. at $4 65: M do. 1,177 I*, at *18-j;
4 bulls. LSUO rb. at $3 50; 2 do. 1.2U5 Ih, a. $3. 26 i ■-■--',
■ hi:: 4 Sha'n'nor. . V Vllgllllajtasssi 1.253 Ib, at »r. 80:
19 do. L2S« tb. at. $"> 40; 20 dot 1.199 Ib. at »v 10; -
oa'-n. I.3i'> Tri. at $4 7-V
Kerns Commission Co: 17 Chicago steers, 1.2W .>. at
$4 r,«J- 4 do. :,.'■•» IT>. at $4 25: 13 do, l.aw It. at (4 15.
Crockett I Co: la West Virginia steers, 1.318 I* . at
■ .'*.>; 11> do. 1.C05 -< . at $500.
.T. G. Corttf & Bon: 6 bulls, 1*24 rb, at $2 90; 2 do.
1,000 rb. at *2 75; - cows, 140 lb» at $1 *».
CAL'. E»— Koceipts were 34>- bead, inciuUics 103 f- "
butchers and 24^ for the market. Good >-.».» scarce an.l
firm. All sorts or calves in demand. Th* rer.s were
cleared. Common to prime veals soil at $."Krs7 25 per
Wj ib: n. fe-v selected <Xj at ?«; culls at ■-,-■• 5O; &
bunch of buttermilks and ci i »s»* r * at 13 75. No West
erns on snl*. Pressed calve* firm. City ditaaad veals
told at 8912 c per !b; c-.untry dr»esej at 7'-s©l" I ce;
Cr«o?"'l buttermilks at Cli7c; saaad graders at iitic.
gales- J. O. •.:■.-.- S2 veals, IM A average, at
$7 a set lt»> Tb; UKI do, 119 rb. at »•> 73. less 12 00 on
th» lot: ti fed calves. IBS Tb. at $4.
W. K. Hume: 3 veals. 176 Ib, at $•>:<>. 3 do. 120 Ib,
at $4; 5 buttermilks. ISO Tb. at $3 7S.
S. Sander*: 7 vciils, 133 tt>. at i-i; 2 do, 143 ft>, at
4 60.
Newton St Co.: 3 Weft Vti-glnla calve*. 230 I*, a*.
*:. 2.'. 2 do. 135 TT>. at S3 I*o.
T>Mn ,v Shar.non: 11 Buffalo calve*, IP" To. a; $3 50.
SHEEP A.N LAXIBa — Receipts *ere a 1 * cara. or -■ -"*
liead. all for the market, nuiklng, with the stale stocn.
I.'i- : ._ . i on sale. Sheep were In light supply and
steady foe all grades. Lambs, on continued light re
ceipts, held up full steady on the medium grades, and top
grades were 1 • «&- 150 higher. The pens were <jl"are>L
Common to prime sheep sold at $2 50t?$4 per IW> Ib;
ordlnury to t-nir.e lambs at $3 23'ft$7- culls at S4&s4 50.
Dressed mutton In fair demand at 7SIOo per Ib; dressed
lambs flrm at fl#lsT
saics — Newton i ■'; : 253 West Virginia lambs. 70 Tb
average, nt $7 per 100 Ib; 254 do. OS tb, at $7: 287 do. M
rb, at $« 80; 2fio do 70 Tt. at $tf t".. 256 do. ■>» Tt. at $6 Si);
223 Kentucky c"o, 87 It), at $5 50; 13 Kentucky sheep, 1"*
tb, at ti 73; 4 Weat Virginia do. 119 !t>. at $3 73.
K-rns Commission Co.: IM3 Kentucky lambs. 64 Th, at
IS SO; SBO do. 70 rb. at $3 50. 247 Buffalo do. «2 Ib. at
$5 25: »< Kentucky yearlings. tW rb. at $4: 133 Kentucky
*hor?. 100 Ib. at $3 73; |«0 Vestern do. 00 It., at $3 40;
02 do. 01 Ib, at %1 23: 53 <Jc. W Tb. at $3.
S. Sanders: 41 >:.. lambs. 66 Tb, at 23: S7 PeimayU
vania do. (31 II at *.'■ 73; 1" Pennsylvania culls. 42 IT>, at
$4; 12 Pennsylvania sheen. 73 tb. at $2 23; 13 State do. OS
It, at $3 .V).
B. Judd & Co.: 102 West Virginia iambs, 71 rb. at 73;
12 culls. 53 rt. at $4 50.
Crockett A Co.: 1.13 West Virginia lambs, 87 IT. at $6 73.
McPheraon & Co. : 221 Maryland lamb*. <J4 It), at
$6«24; C 3 Maryland — p. 92 rt.. at $2 50.
Tt.titn A Shannun: 140 Buffalo sh«*p. 132 Ib, at $4.
W. H. Hume: 3 State lambs, u<) tb, at *•> 23; 1 Stats
•heep. 110 ft. «• $3 bo.
HOGa — Receipts were 3T43 T 4 cars, or 613 beaJ. all for
slau«htereni. with the exceptlnn of x head. Feeling firm
on Buffalo advices. Guo.l h»-a<. y Prn:isvlv:ir.ta hoes sold
at *:. h0 per luo fl Country dressed hogs quiet but
a-.-n '
g^; 9 » — s. Baoden 7 Pennsylvania hots. 224 la average,
at Si faO i*r lw It-; 1 rough. 180 Ib. at »4 BB
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chica«-\ At:*. 19.— CATTLiV-Receipts. 3.000 head: mar
ket atrocp; g;->o.i to prime steer*, io IZ'u s6 •" ptior to
medium. $4 25£J5 13; fttorker* and fetMars. '2 ;St. cons,
1 1 ■'• j .<-»•_., heifers. *^S'ss: cann->rs» ii :>'Vui- <": bulls,
*JS$4; Cil^es. Vi*J*4 -j:. 1100i — Kec< li<X»> head;
:::.i.»v-. Itc A -f. — mixed and butcher $•% 25'oV» M; Rood
to Choice lieaw :. - .-■*. r.r.iKh heavy. $st!»i'->»; light.
$i 4<><ils (Vi; bulk of aalfls, »3 SSQO 4i>. bilEEP— Receipts.
'.•«•. .-,•...'.. market «tea3y; „.- •! to choice, wethers, to «3*j
14 10: fair ta ciiotca mixed. t.'.^il.
Cincinnati. Aut. 1!>. — HOGS active: butchers'. 55 ■'■"■•i
$X &5; comm.Tn *3 7i^»s _!• CATTLE dull; fair IO good
shippers. m:.A{"S. common. ?2'a t- -'•"■ SHEEP steady,
Hi.* : DO; ;.::.:.-■ <;.- ■ •: F. *H'j f"» 23.
East Buffalo, Aug. li>.— CVTTLß— Receipts. LOO head;
•!'jw. b^raiv gteadXi prime tste<3r3, fo 2.">^#o 75; shlDrlr.g,
54 .'ijyW; butchers 1 . *3 75-3*4 73; Ueiferr *J 2S^>4 5<J;
ca«i. *2"^'a(4: bull". Ji. ;■<•<) i;: 7.">: stock«rs and feeders,
J"- .Vj»j *3 ». ■ EA!. Receivts. 645 1..J.-1 ; 750 higher at
*4 s&u4oWt HOGti — R.".«-li>t3. 7.7ix> head, active. fc'glOe
higher; mixed. JstX*»Mil; Yorkers UMVI3i3: plits.
t:> 7i>i;i.% 70. roughs. *.'• 4.^55^. stags. S3UOS*S3;
dairies, $i Sl>u s3 5< •. SHELI 1 AND LAM] Receipts.
3.fltH> h«ad; sheep «ttaii> : lambs 23c fcler-er. t* Z>Gs<i W;
jraarllncs. $4 .■•i^rts «Stha*S, Hw-jji^j. ewes. 18 73;
■tiecp, niixe<i v J-j J-*.
Kaiwoa Ctkr, Aug. 13.— CATTLE — Rw-eipts, 2.500 head.
Including l.luo Southern! market s'ca«l> ; choice export
an.l ■s»~.i steers. $5 U.*a*n «h»; fair la S'»'-. '4ST3<rs3;
Western f-d tteers. $;; 7309500; 6.t<«-ker» aaj feeders,
C'l'sii".; 9 mth^m sera, $-73844; Southern ••ows,
Jl" •!*.'s "'<: native cuws, (1 3&3f4 iS; native horfers. S-s"'§
»5: bulls*. BaBW; calves. *2f«4 ,V>. ■ HOG*- Rerript-.
0.000 bead; majKet, ."i^luc h!gh<ir; top 53 3."; bulk of -a. .-a.
$5 lOCiSSO: h»avy *5 tdßSsa»; paek«ra, » tOOISSO; p.,'»
and .Uht% *.*»a*si*. SHEEP— R<Ke:pts ft.oo heal; rr.Aj^
ke: >:*( na::ve lambs. $4i?!S ■ .i. native wethers. $.: inxfi 1
»4. native er . jr. ,',i»f|;t «i> : Western lambs, *4S"*i; .."
We* tern yearling. 13 754f54 SO; Wes-.arn she*?. j;;s.>J}i,
•tockors and feeders, $^ ,v tjs3 S3.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Buffalo. Aug. 19. — FLOUR. 2SfW.-- hlghe-. WHEAT-
Bprtng unsottleJ: No l Northern, tl 27. CORN steady
No 2 yellow ' : : -■• No 3 corn. BOSa OATS lower-
No 2 - lite, 87c; No 8 mixed, 33»«e. Canal freight* firm
wheat. 2\c; com. 2** c to New-York.
Chlcaso. Aug. IS. — The leading futures rmngM as fol
lows:
Wheat No 2:
Openlna. Hlih«-bt. Lowest. Closing.
Sept old.sl 00>»^*l wTi tl UTi |I<>l<\ «1 lo T »
be^t aaw lob 9IW l l'i~» lv. *« • Cat
Dec H*\g "• a 4 1 12%| 1 '»tv, l U^SJlllH
May ... 111 | ll; ! i 1 li's I iv*» 114
lorn No 2
Sept ... 84 «J4H 04 1 * 83«4 83»s
Deo .... s^\«3o M<« RJi-t 62»»
May ... UikVsVUI £-"» CIH ti*»
Oats No 2:
Sept ... 34H334' 3-! % S3:; M
Dr'i ... 3:, •,;.'.". i 85 Vi :,, ar>^
May ... e7'-.«a7»» «T« S7UJJS7U 5i :i»37: i »37- 1
Meea pork, per' bbl:
■nt ... $U37H|li:»s tUTB Jll 73
Got .... 11 M I.' 00 11 77 » 11 «*>
Jaa .... 13 27b 13 30 13 OS 13 03
Lard, per 100 Ib:
F'-.-'t ... «»7-i *5>7-a «8714 t> 9"
Oh .... 7 <■• i 707^s ti 97'- « 87»i
Jan .... 7 13 7 15 7c2'i 7 06
Short ribs, per 100 Ib:
Sept ... 7 30 7 60 7 42 »s 7 42 ,
0ct .... 75.1 : 57! i 7 47 3 75"
Jan .... f. 85 6* «i*C-^ 885
Cash quotatlcns wer« as tollows: FLOUR was atejtdy,
WliliAT— No 2 spring. $1 lt»^«l 12; No S. »1 . . .. No 2
red, SI '*» ; 38*l US. CO UN— 2. 33* c: No 3 yelkiw,
M^sc. OATS — No 2. S2lj3-Sc; No 2 whrto. 35<ic;; No 3
s .- ... »«Wmc. RTSV-No '£, 75& FL.\X.St;El>— No 1.
fl NT*; No I N-.rThw«stern. Si 2i. TIMOTHY SEED —
Prime. t2 90. CLOVER Contract grade. ill.'^sJU 7.'.
PORK— Mew per bbl. 111 75*411 sn. LARD— Par !>■<> Tb.
f8«SOI6 87H. CUT MEATS— Short rib* «.!... (lo^se).
5; 3.*iis* '■>•"■; short clear (Idea tboxed). |S.g|« Wins
XXi' — Basis of high wines. $1 i«. on the Produce Ex
chance to-day th» HLTTEB market sraa »tr-ug. cream*
cries. 13"UlHo: dj.lrte«, l>nr»':j<>. EG<lS— Steady at mark.
ca»« D Included. I3i/!l6'T».;. CIiEESE — Steady to flrm
f^Mao.
Dulu^. Aug 19. — Close: WHEAT— No 1 N«r-hera.
$1 2u\; No 2 Northern. $1 1?V». September 91 17% De
cember, |1 Wk.
Milwaukee. Aug. 19.—^VHEAT— No 1 Northern. tl 20;
No 2 Northern. S! IS. new Septambar. *1 l*M» aakad
RYE— No 1. 74Hc BARLEY— 2. 63c sample 379
BSc- CORN No 3. 5&557 c; Septen-.ber. 33*i353^ bid.
Minneapolis. Aug 19— WHEAT— September, tl 13S .
December. *! l-»'»u:*l 14S. May . $1 £»%; No I bard.
$1 2tt?»; No 1 Northern. 41 24 H; No 2 Northern. $1 21%.
rLOUß— First patents. 5» & ; « **> «*.>; secon.l patent?. $t? 20
•3*C> 3t»: Arst clears. i 11.',; second cleats, I" 753$ 82
j BRAN in bulk. 11l »:'tf*l6 73; shorts. $IS7. T .Csit>.
PhlladelphU, Aug. 13.--WHEAT strong and 1 ■■».• high
er; contract grade. Auiru&t. $1 O&QJi oa. CORN dull u r..i
He lower; August. 5* ■•»•■•( i»c. OATS — Quiet and barelj
■teady; No 2 white, natural, new. 40c; Mo 2 white, nat
ural, old. «■<-.. No 2 wtata. cllr.ped. new. 40~siMlc; No 2
white clipped, Old. te l a c. FLC>UR firm, ley ii-: per ah)
hg..<-r. wint-r *v;-.-, .■•« .'.«u>. . " en extria. »."J . .'■s»>
Pennsylvania roller clear. (A 10*>$4 l»»; do straight. *.'.
HjJ.'i i". . Western winter. cl«»r ..-4 7," :s.'. Un stru ght.
*sl(itls^3s: do patent. *& 40^$5 75; Kansas clear sa.kj.
«4 sO'uJ4 70; do 'tralcht sai k3. t4 00SJ4 IS. .10 patents,
sacks, S3 20C»5 40: ip ing clear. t4 i«Vt?s4 75 ; do straight
,Sj t.i;..ij.i bo. Jo patents, $t:-.^n gu: do favorite brands.
*tl .V-tttii't- 1 HiV. ■:>.'■-?< s'"<?i S4. sm»**4 S3 j- r t>t>i tun
fair to ehotre> Pennsylvania: |4 4< i; : 4 60 fnr choice a^ ■'■
(ancy Western patent. UL'TTER firm. go. .1 demand: e^
tra CVaeiara creamery. t«4c: extra nearby prints. Liv.
E<"?OS — steady, fair demand; nearby fl.sts. lU4c at thf
mark: Western firsts. I'.Wf at the mark. CHETESV
firm, with an upward tendency: New- York full crean s.
choice to fancy. >\'Sor New-Tcrk full creams f.l- t
gond et»*»\»e. Receipts Flour, TdO bbln and 1.300 000
pounds In sacks: wheat. ft.ooo bush; oats 34. 0** bueh-
Bblpmtnta— Wbeat. «.'•<"• bush; oats. 14. du0 buao.
THE WOOL TRADE.
"The American Wool and Cotton Reporter" says: "The
ton* of th« wool market continues ana, with a satisfactory
business la progress. The demand Is not as active as tl
«**. though In the case of two or three houses an ex
cellent business In territorial wools baa been accom
plished the la*t week. Tho bast prices of the year have
been secured on much of the stork which has been sold,
and outside or fleece* the demand has been quite general,
including territory. Oragoa, CwDforn!*, pulled and «<Mur*<l
(vMi rrWas obs* suwif *■' **• !! * IJ » adTa«M«>"
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STATIONS foot of WEST TWEN'TT-THIRD STREET
AND DE?BKO»ES AND CORTLANI>T STREETS.
C7Tbe lea.vu.4l tai.; front Desbrosse* and Cortlandt
Streets la live minutes la:-r tha.n ih=.s Civea below for
Twen:>-thUd Street Station.
Ft) II rHK WEST.
•7.5S A. M. CHICAGO Sf^CT.M..
•9J» A. M. ST. LOUIS LIiTITED.
•18l£S a. m. THE Pennsylvania Liirrrsr>— : I
hours . j Chicago.
•1.33 P.M. CHICAGO ANP ST. LOCIJ EXPRESa
M.3.* !*. M, CHIC*«K> LIMITED. \
'..V, P. M. ST. LOUTS EXPRESS.
•3.35 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
7.53 P.M. PAtTKIC EXfRE.<S.
•*.?.% P.M. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI BXP.
•9^»3 V. 31. PITTJ-BT'SG SPECIAL.
Hi>Hl.V(.rti> ANl* THE SOUTH.
7.55, 8.25. '3.2Z, *3 si. '1u.:.,-) a. m.. ll.:i. '11.55. : i>
<*3.;3 "Consr-asi .cal Limited"). *3.:r,. •4.13. '4.53.
9.15 p. m., 12.10 night. Sunday, 5.55. *3.2;. *10.53 a.
m.. i;."5. *12.i5, t*i.;3 "Corurreasional Uni.tej".'.
•3.25. -riD. *4.33. 5..'3 p. m.. li.lo eight.
SOUTHERN R \ILWAT.— XSa. 123 p. m.. IMO a. m.
Uaily.
ATLANTIC COAST LIN2— 3 23 a. ra. and ».:» p. m.
daily.
SEABOARD AIR LINE. — IMS p. m. ar.d 15.10 a. m.
dally.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. — *-3 p. m.
dailj.
CKESAFEAKE * OHIO RAILWAY. — 7.JS a. as. week
f!a>». 4.3S p. tti. daily.
FOR Ol POINT COMFORT and ?;or.FOLK. — T.JS a.
m we*.v-days. s.la p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC <:ITT— 9i3 a. m. and 1.51 p. m. week
day*. Sundays. *T. 35 a. m.
CAPE MAY. — 12.5S p. m. w*clc-day». ' '
LONG BRANCH. AS BURY PARK (North Asbur? Part
Sunday* >, »nd Polrt Pleasant. 7 4". 5.35 a. m U.S&,
li.la (Saturdays only, except Long Branch). 1 -"
(Saturdays only). Z.-Z. 2'jj. 3. 15. 4.;.". »except Long
Branch). 4 r.5. and 6.63 p m. w*-k-davs. Sundays.
? 25. ■>.--> a n. . and 4.63 p. m. Prcci Dedbro&MS via
Cortland: Streets only. 3.i0 a. m.
FOR PmUAUKLTTIL*.
«.i.r,. t.l v :.. *7.33. •«;...■'• *tS.»S, •9.55. 'tlO-IX.
•10.55, 11.55 a m.. 12.33. •15.55, *1.33. MO. 2.55. •3.: J.
S.ES. 4.15, "4.55, 4.55. (•4)4 U for North Philadelphia
only), •5.55. fi.53. 7.55. S.L'o. 9.15 (>.r>s for North I h,U
adeiphla only) p. m. 12.10 r.isht week-da>s. .Sun
days, «.u5. *7.i5. « 13, •« 23, •+>. : 9.55. •♦19.55, »1»
a. in.. 12.25, •11.^... •. 55, *2.iJ. T..io. »4.25, «»T4.55
for North Philadelphia on!y). 'ISS. •3.55. 6.35. 7.53,
*.::. 9.15 OaS for North Ph!Udelpal». caly> p. ia,
13.10 night.
•Din'np Car. |S-tra-far« train.
Ticket offices. N-». 451. 1334. 11l and ISI Broadway:
IS! Fifth Avftiu* (below 23d St.): '-'43 Fifth Avenue
<corner l'9th St.); i Astor House, and station* named
above: Brooklyn. 4 Court Street, !•*'> Fulton Street.
290 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station The
New York Tiar.sfer Company will call for ana check
hiiF^ac . from u.'.ela and residence* through to des
tination.
Tel,-ph-:n» "543 Chelae*" for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
W. W. ATTERBURT. J *- WOOD.
Gesera. M.aca.ger. Pis»': Trailic Manager.
OEO V? BOTD
Gecerai Passenger Agent.
LEHICH VALLEY.
Toot of West 3d A : Cortlandt and Desbroases Street B.
*D*:iy. t E \cept bandar Sondsy: a 7 li. d.: e7 45. p.* g. xi.43.
~~~ ~ V ,A4-vS T..8
Msnch Chimt Local I tS 49 a M *« 30 » a
Bu2»:o hxpress . „ '"»7 40 a ■; # e7.M a »
3L\CX DIAMONTJ EXPRESS *l .SS » it; *1 30 a X
Mauoh chuaK and Uailewn Local .... •!SS»pal *dl.! 0r ■
W::kes-3*.-re fciprss^ „. J2 »» 3 T4.10 p m
Xastoa Local t-: <> ?»; t,5.»Fx
«?blc»go »nd To-owo Eiprass... ' : 1J 40 "15.40 r «
T aSBTTFTALO THAIN ' •. 55 PMI *t .m i» a
Tlcltetii sad Pullm»n accon.niojaflona 143. 5K1. 2». JSS. It^i * IX4
Broadw»y, 1"2 st.b Are.. 25 fnion 9q West, 243 Colnmhat Are.,
N.Y., •«« * ••« Foltoa St.. 4 Court be, 9* l Bro«dw»T A Ft. Fu!to»
■i, Brooklyn. II Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage.
Steamboats.
Inin m ftmn m Datlsht.
palatial steamers "NEW TOKK" and "AUBANY" •*
the Uuuaon Klver Day Una. tasu»t Jtud oncat river beats
In the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. (tor Annas) 9:<iOA Tl
" Desbroe»e» St. Pier 8:4» -
•• West 221 St ».00 ••
•• Wen l»th St »» "
Landing a: Tonkers. Tfest Point. New'iurgh. Poagt>ke«o>
si*. Kingston Point. CMssstll Hudson and Albany. L'«! y.
except Sunday. Special Trains to CatskV.l Mtn. re»--t»
and Sara:cs3. and easy connections to a!' points Ca.<t.
North and West. Through tickets and baggage checked V
off.-es of N. T. Transfer Cc Most delightful one-day
outings to West Point. StwSurgs. or Poug?iasapata pa
turning en down brat
Restaurant open at 7A. 91 STCSIC
Ltu.k.l.. L>c«utuaaea 91. at »...* r. M. \s^fai ill
t. Mi. U. ?^au at. i.M p. ii. iTiallllllSiJS - If. M-K
irjui tat. Ob tfanmn only. -.»"i P. 'm.. for Utghiana
ralla. West Puint. Curnwa.i. Newburth, New B»rnou.-g.
Hlitofl. FojgckKpsae, lisucus, fUinduui aaa K.log>u>a.
Urch=« ira un board.
in, />\ .— i ¥ (ID nil ' A.ND POINTS IN
t UJ. aUVKK Li.NiS i«. .Newport. Fall Ktver 80-.on «cv
a. i.a».er:i iind .-aitira Po.a'.s. lllaaaasr» PHsCiU^LA
and PURITAN. Orchestra oa each. Leave Pier I*. V lc.
fool of Warren St.. ««k day. aad oundays at S:JO P. it
PP.OVIXiE.NCE LINE for Providence. Boeton Norta »jml
tlst aTeaawts t-LIfMOUIH ans) ri^iK.M
n^ ua eacn. Leave H;er la. N. R.. root Murray Su. week
days only, at 6 P. M. New Lomlon. Block Island, Nor-
NORWICH LWE f<r New London. Block Island. Nor
»icu. eumin K um v\ atch Hill. N*rr«»Q>«t.. Pier. »orce*i-r» orce*
i- r h, fcton North ana Kast- cieamers CITT Of
LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPIN. Leave p-.er 4u
> R (ut Clarkson St . week days only. t> P. M.
V"W" H4.VKN LINE for New Haven, .-pru.gQe 1 and
North. tfteek dais Str. RICHARD PECK Its. Pier »
E PL *4S; It U. 81st Bt.. S:w> P 11. atr. NEW
HAiIPSHIRS Its Pier 20 E. R. 12 night. Sunday*
RICH. PECK iva Pier 20 E. R. 9:20; ft. E. 81s« 6t
lU:0O A. 111. return due N. I. S:4S P. M.
Tickets and staterooms, ail L;r.es. at 113. 3*l. «71
t li» 1 '54 Brcadway, i 3 L'nltn square IS: 6th ATecii*
845 Columbus Aver.uo. 273 W. and 133 E. 123 th fctr-^«.
New York; 4 Ccurt. w» Fultoa Street 800 Brcadwajr.
Brooklyn, ami a: Pier*.
sits: l IVEffliß 111.
For CaiaaUll and -"at.*iU'.: Mountain rote:* Hudson and
The Bernshires, Coxsackt« and way landing*. Steamer
KAATEF.SKILL or ONTEORA. week-da: a. 6 P. M.
from Chx:stopnet St. . " V M. fior-i West '..••-. St.
Extra boat tONTEORA). Saturdays 1:10. from
Christopher St.: 1:50 rrom W«st 12ath Sit, for Cats*.!!!.
Uurtaon ty annex, and Maiden
Special trains for Catro PaJasrVfD* Otis Bnmmit.
Hainea Corners »r ; Tinii«nv!ll«
L'i;n,- Rooms an M.nn D«^lt
Ifrßstrated Folder inaaird free.
FIKIDIFILES D=DSD[E
HI ALBANY
New C. W. Mars*, Mil tg on odd
i!it«j in Jul>. acd Adl:ondark.
ALTERNATING DAILY AM> «t\DAT. /
SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION?. ORCHESTRA. L.flSVre
Pier 32. V. R. . rot of <\»r.i»l St.. 6 P. M. Direct rail
connection at Albany with express trains to all potnu
Fer.d 10c. far C. W. Morse fclMWlt Excursion Booklet.
2c stamp
Str. "CStr oZ Troy" or ••Saratoga" leave Pier 46. U. It
West l'Jth sit.. Daily (excepi Saturday), at 6P. M. oea
aa>—STEAMERS TOUCH AT «LB.\ST. Direct rallroa.:
connections mad» at Troy for ail resorts North Md East
Phone 120»— Sprir.c DINING ROCIiS ON MAIN DECK.
SEARCHLIGHT. EXCURSION. TROT. *2.50: SiAiU-
TfiGA $4.M> I.»KF cirn«».~r JH TO r V*:~T' ■ V
VT.. W«0. SEND FOR DOOKLET rTXCTJR^ION TOCTI3.
(^^ST!nr i nfl?«7 f Beats leave at a 00. ' !
feJSibLiviljy/ • ia<». 1100 a. m an-J
! -^ I.OIA 00. 3.43, 4 30. |!
cm -^ « ' m dvn ~
WJ®^ t»AVJ!!
: From Pter S . Foot . CQ) ASTEf^SOSTS '
; Rector bt- 5t P- «
1 1
BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT, GREENPORT,
SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HAR
BOR, VIA MONTAUK STEAM
BOAT CO.'S LINE.
From Pier 13 E R-. N- V.. near Wall St.. we-* days,
except Saturdays 8:30 P. M.; Sit., I P. M. Monday^
«tra .rip. -. •«; a M.. for Sag H v r.
NAVAL STORES.
Tie market for uplrtta turpentine waa higher. owin< to
a cleanlns up of local .... tho price of 570 y<?s»
ter.iay acd . hishor market at Savannah. Rosin waa dull.
Tar *a3 Inactive. Wa quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE — Oil and machine barrels. 57H
C T.\h-Plne and oil bbls. *4 85^54 90. nPrutna!
ROSIN— Common lo rood st--^! l^- ,|-^.*£ir, | -^.*£irl 1 ; S"
J"«.-.- F $3 O $3 0.": ft. S3 lofe*ais: I. *J 4.WTS3 M: K.
|3WI«*3«, M. S4 2.VJJ23; N. $4 23««4 Sl>; W G. i* 73
©■$4 hO: W W. $S^ts 10.
STOCS ON HAND. _
Roiln. btla ........ "^*^iJ,
Spirits turpentine, bbls K 3 ??
Tar. r>li -•'»
«avac•■a^ Aag. 19. —TURPENTINE flrm. 54He; re
ceipt- M 6bls: sales, -■- exports. 3C4 ROSIN firm; rs
,. «-, ? t .' •■ 314 bbl*- s!ils«. ".0* 1 ;: exports. I.R>O. A. B. C.
J2 3.YD" *2 40, E. S2 45; s*. *2 s">: O, SJSr-,: IL S2 73; L
$3 32H: K. »C7Vi: H U S7' r&»B6; N. « 02H; V.' G.
$ AnY. "' I!»— TXRPBSTINE te K'ii
estoa. Aug
ROSIN --■■ A. B. ■■ *- 2".; D. S^XK U. 133: T, »2 -i.»;
G *2 35ti?2 37W: H. J2K.: I. *3 li's. K. 13 37^ s ; 31.
43 674- N*3o2' 3 ; VU. *» 17S: \V U. *4 42H.
Wli?T'.ing't*n. Aug. 10. -SPIRITS TCKPEXTIXB-Nxh
intr doins; re^vlpi*. ST ca>lc3. TtoSlN— Nochtcs dotn;;:
$230 bW; i-ecilpis IC2 bbl* TAII arm. »1 20: ic.e:pts. M
..bl#. CRUDE TUIU'SNTINE .-a. 12 23. $3 73 and $4
receipts. 2,5 bbls.
Sew-Crl-iins. Aug. It) -^-neceipts— -Rosin. 66 bbla; tur
t^Uindo'n. AUC. 10. —TURPENTINE— Spirits. 41a 4 .1.
ROSiN Arneiioan. st-~u:ned. !-3 14~: ■'•-. Hi W.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
M.'tr. N>'_ Cms. cal-a, St.xk.
IVa'.veston stesilv ll> 7-l"> 2..V3 2.5«. l o- 5j.74
l»hi:a.!r!phia r 4 u.et ltR» SO 3;; — 1.«4«i
-a-vunraa qu.ti. l*»% M I^4 — *.■*:'>
Sew-Orleans it-ady... H>\ 237 -Jo 7 sco 24.>U
Mubile nominal '-<> .. ' 3 — i>^
MemphLi tteaily W! > .43 IK ICO 10.".^
Augus a sea I*-'" 1 * I I 2tf L-" 1 3
t.harleaton nominal .... — — — — 31
Houston *teaay 10% t.'->4l I.SHI 441 6."C*
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. Aug. 10. 4 p. — COTTON — Spot In limited
demand, prices 10 point* higher: American middling, fair.
«.3>Sd; stood mlildlins. «-24 - mlddlliu. 8 lid low mi I
dlins. 6.D*d. gtMid ordinary. 3.74 d. ordinal. S.SiM. The
sales of the day were 4.0U0 bales, of which 2W were fb»
•peculation and export, acd Included 1.600 American. Re
ceipts. IH.UOU bales, all American. Futures opened and
closed quiet: American rotddllnc g o c. Augoat, S.SIJ;
August-sseptenjber. t»i: Septt:n>b«r-O<nober. 5.41.1, Oc
tober-November. 5.3"d: November-December. 5.27.i. Da
ceruber-Januaxy. 5.24 d: January- February 0.23 d; Febru
arj--Marcn. 1.3 M; Maxell April, 3.241; Apr:Kat*r. 154-1:
--.-.< B.J4U.
Railroads.
»AM-KICA'3 brtsArtSr RAILROAD.*
NE.WYORK '
(extras
IKE SIX-TRACK TEOMKLWS.
' VIA >..1t..»4.. v . * .*»-§.-•». ...
Traics depart from Urand, Ceatral Station. *-"
etre.-t. New Tork. a« below
Aorth and west bound trains. «s.— rt Ttso** '*»V^^
'"«»4 Central Stat.on at S:1tl A. V. 8.45. 3.3 a. tt.Ja
I", if., will stop at lCita St. ta receive pass^astr*
t"i> minct«^ a't»r Hvin; Grand Central Stattoa.
K.IO A. M.— TMID.NIGHT EXI»BE?S. '
»-'» A M._ t ,'DIP.OSDACK * I— tStJkSOSe S?ECU
e\3»A. JJ — 'EMPIRS STATE EXPRESS. Uot: t»-
Rocs train in the world. Da* BufT-Ua 4.49.
f-ijA M. — *PAsiT MAIL. T4 ixrars to OllcaT-v
«M3A M.— tS*R.\T«V: \ AND VOXTREAI. S?ECLII»
.r...i A " v -~ 'EXPOSITION LIMITED.
! - J* J' M ITBt
*•*• P. M.—.«SCHJTUWCBTERX UiTsTO.
J ■'.•*?• M-'cnrcAr,o uxrrw
H? g- M--=-fca.»"RATOGA LIMITSI- _^^. ..
-» P. IT. — •THE :OTH CENTCHT LrSTfTED." M
• «J loar tra '-o t> Chicago via I-afc* Shure."
-:2» II. — tSAKATOGA LIMIT SIX
<••• p. jr.— •DETHOiT AND CH!''*<» SPECIAI
OJO P. 3f. — "UKE SHORE LIMITED. :i!i liaur trala
_ '"^hl-aso. All Pullnsan Cars.
- £2 P - M - —^WESTERN HXPREi-*
• ••• p. m - 'MONTREM. EXfP.ES^
.-so P. M.— 'ADinONDACK AND MONTREAL IX
••22 £ M.— 'BITF ij: THOUSAND ISLJk.NI> BPt.
2:51 M — •SOVTITWESTKTtN SPECIAL.
9.0 P |C--»FJ«CTFIC EXPRESS.
ii?V. M -~* < " HrCAr ' 0 * ST I-OCI3 EXPKSSS
•DaUy. tEs~ ? t Sunday. 'Eacept; Moaday. st«a»
urday only. ZBxent^gntvrimy and 3u=OAjr.
» M A. M. and 3.3 ir. M.. except Suodar. to Plrta«««
* North Adams, Sarirrdaj-s a£ 2.2? P. M. S<CL. t.22 A- M.
Pullman cars on all tbreticb tram*.
_ Trains illuminated with Prntsch light.
jtc":»t offlcea at !4J. ;<SJ. 415 and 121* Broadway. IS
Laion Sq. West. I7i Columbus A»e.. 373 West ts»tl»
t.- . Grand Central Station, and 125 th St. Statian. S«^
X 2T k i , 3 'S and :;« Fultoa St. ana 105 Broadwaj.
X el^ phon * "* o * *'«!> Street" for New To** Ca»l— *
_i B««ka B**iray« ch«-k-'l from liateJ or «••«
aesoe by Westcott EK>re*» Company.
A. H. SMITH. ' GEOKGH R DANTEL«.
General Manager. General Passes fer Aral
READING SYSTEM
NEW JKRSEV CENTRAL R. R.
LoiMrriy street on ae«U terry, «TUna from ska***
ferry &v« minutoa earli«r than shown below.)
EASJON. BETHUHEM, .4LXSXTOW?! A^n> MATCH
CHOK — •*.«) ,: ii Eaj'.cn only). ».10 a. ox, I.SO.
4.40. kM 1.44 Easton oniy> p. xa. Sucl. st.l 3a- 3i—
I'", J.H p. m.
W LLKESBAIIEE AND SCRANTON— «4.O3. »-18 a. »x.
. J.OO p. oi Sunday*. it ;s a. m.. LOO p. nv
L.\KKnqUD. LAKEUT'IWT. TOMi RIVEB A^l>
u.\i:>t«..vr — zi.oo, •}(!) a. m. 5i.34 tJ.4O. L»*e
wood and Lakehurst only). 4.20 p. m. •or-lays.
•■40 «. m.
ATUNTIC CITY — *».4i> a. m.. t«4O p. m.
VINELAND AM> BRIDGETOX— ts4.O« a. m.. *tI.S«
p. m.
LONG BR.INCH. ASBCRT PARS. '»> OROVK.
POINT PLtAMNf AND «.E.V-HORi POINTS—
24 00. 3.10. Hi) a. m.. x 1.30. 2.4 a. 3 10. 1.5J (M«pt
Long Branch. 4.45). i.53. a.33. «.S*. 11. 5» p. m-
Sundays, except Ocean Grove. 9.15 a. ox. L3O. 4.M.
830 p. m
PHILADELPHIA— READING TERMIMALI. •4.1*.
t7.»'j. tsoo. «9.00. tio.oo. tn »• a. m., tiioa. "I-**.
ii.3o. ti.oe. tj.ao. •4.00. ts.oo. ts.aa. •- so. !>.•«.
liana p. m- •1111 ts«lt-
I4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS — 14-S5, 09, »1»l*4.
•12-00 a. m.. «100. »»4.a0. »«-ao. »7.0«. M.3S P. IS..
•1115 mdt.
BALTIMORE A>D WASHINGTON — 1.59. •«.»*.
•12.0). •;.O<J. «4-00. MOO. •7.00. *il.ii.
BEADING. HARRl'BtiiO. POTT«VII.I AM) WIU
IAMsPOKT — 14.0-1. 14.J5. tS.OO. l!t9.10 <ia.aO. IL»«
a. m., Reading only), till. ■■). '-1.3». t£»a p ny,
Readlnr. Pottarflls and Hrsbg only. »4.0». tt.M» m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE— Fr ft of Rector 3U Pr i-
Atlantic H!sh!na-u. Seabrlght. Moiunotitr! Beach. Long)
Branch. Aahurv Park. Pt. Pleaaast. » 30. l».0«. H.»*
a. n:.. 1.00, 2.00. 3 *3. 4 50. 5 3) (3.09 to Astmry Park)
p. m. Sundays. 10.00 a. m . 1.00. 4.04, ».'>• p. am. I
xF"rora Liberty Street only. "Daily, t Dally, exeep*
Sunday {Sunday only. tPaxlor ear* only, tf^si T*ia*
qua. xSaturdaya. aExeept i-atur-laya.
Offices Liberty St. Ferry, South Ferry. • Astar H"» jse.
Sfl. 434. 1300. 1354 Broadway. lit sth At, Ii Union
Square West. 153 Cast IStth St. 373 Wast ISSth BL.
245 Co!ombt» At. New York: 4 Court St.. »44. Ma
Fulton St.. B'Jtlyn; 390 B*way. Wtasburr. New Tarla
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage to jevUaaMsss.
W. G. BESLER. C M BURT.
Vlc» Pres. and Gen. }!irr. Gen. PassTr Art-
BALTIMORE IE OHIO BAILBQAQ
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
"EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EV£(M HOU V
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
vi.» MaSJI i"«rry a nitrtiitea earlisr.
Mb i.:&«i .* »u««i. v .-.■ «;n. ■•... ■ !•■ -iin , BuSa'-
lI'.UJ DuJy. Dia^r.
X-.00 nooih Daily. Dinar.
** ..... : rj ,jtn. Daily. Dm**
'Royml Limited" 4.00 pm. Daily. All Pulimaa,
** • pm. Da'.!7. Dißv--.
7.M pin. £Xui>. BuS*L
** .. IS Li nm at. Daily. «»i«ey«r«.
SWTXSUII* l'ik.\t.S ?LuViCn.
IMKOH.H TKAJ>!> TO IHL %>EST.
Lt. New Vor« Civ. bouta terry. _«aertj St. Danj-.
Ckiea«a. fiitMiiu* l;.l»nt. i::icL .iltc^r.
(uKi.,,.. Culuiubu*. .. .. Li) pa. -. I pca.'-'Otaar.
l*Ui»>L.(s. CM-tFiAjid .. . S.sj iim. *.i»» pa UsiitetX.
"1 ttTTliii ■ Luuitrii"... ■■ '-'■■• pm. T •■: pa. Bu.Tdt.
4. HKino.-tti. >t. ».oai»... l; 1 ' nt 13. IS at. -.«o«.
linvuiuju, M. LuuU... :».i". in. i).ojia Dlosr.
Cinrloiuti. M. Louis... 5 " p-.i 800 ?n Diner.
oacea: IS.", rs;. 434. 1300 Broadwa?. a A«tor Hous«.
10s Greenwicli St . :'. Union Square W.. 1 9 1 Grand ot..
N". T. : S«1 Fulloa Stri-ct. Brooklyn; doaUt Ferry aa4
i.itxrty Street.
HEW mi HEW HAYEK i HaiTFORO R. 1
• >j:..» . c- r o-rx irua u:i3vl luuu i'.iwn, -Uti a- ii 1
4i-to A».. as tcuowa. tcr — ii__l
aua'l\jii. via Ne'* L, -h^jh and Providence — »YOU»
tt|iio:i'a MlltotCa a. m.. . i.-v. •"■ lug, »1. ,».«*.
tl. i:oui 'titft.-wL —,IS:U> P. at
BOSTON", via WUUasintio— tVJ:«> .*. 21- ft*O P. M.
w-oio.s. tta Sprt^s^* a— »»-«J A. it. tl 112:0*. "il*:***
•il:W> i. M.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. AU3ANS AND QrXBBC -
tlti»:4U a. ii_ »i\ X.
FORTLAXT> AND BAR HARBOR— rtS:OO P. ST.
FJTCHBL'KG. vi« WtlUmnntte. «*uu:*m, and Wcrcest*
V ■•• : M
T-AKFW'-i-r- aa'd NORFOLK. ♦>.!» A. at. »13J» P. 3*.
GT. BARr.I.\GTON, E. LfcNOX. k>iTTS
FIEU>—t3:CO. 118:13 A. *.. «l:25 k ria.-a P. m.
TlAVtiitiCHi' ana Wi:«eY£l>— r3:t». J<i:Oa tfSiXX.
t^lO:tXi J*.10:02 Ha Water:,cry> A M.. '^1:03. ?-.:3.-.
i'S.i'l. t*ri:l>u. »^6;0O tto VVateroury) F. Si.
TiL.i-.-. erhces at ctiraad Cea^rsl station i .1 z\Tttl\ St.
a!no a: cll3. cSH, l.W>. e1.834 Broadway. .-3 Pats: FU*«
c.3* Lr.ioc Square, ci.^- Fifth. A*'., c-43 Columbus a™.. •*•
Madison Ay.. c-."3 Wesi liiUJ St.. 133 East 12Jth St. la
Brackiya. c* Court it-, SCO Fulton SL. CM Sr>iJ»l?.
S. l>
•Paily. ♦ Except Sundays. ISumiaya only. • SMBsr
dayj only. "■Stop* at 123 th it. XParlor Car Llmliii
I 'Has Dmir-ir Car. c As«:icles selling Parlor and ?!eagr
is car ttcs.au also.
C. T. JTEMPSTSAD. Gen. Taw. Agt.
O. M. 'HTPASO. Gen. s^->t-
LoLckaLvvaLnn^ Railroad.
Lea>c .>!.<• *o»»i tooi oucut a.-.i- .ii.»jjy"«.- ic*.
TS.CH a. M — fcr £tts»a&si'.Oß ana syrACU-a.
•10.0-J A. M. — For Bumuo. Caicaso *3vt at. LasjtSV
tl.O'? r. M.— Pooona Mountain spec;al
•1.40 P. M. — For Buffalo «r.i Chieaso.
t4.00 P.^I — For Scraaton and Plymoum.
f"*.OO P M — For Buffalo and Chicago
•S.4i P. M. — For Buffalo, Aysstsssaa, Rich 3a ta sgartosas,
•I oi> A. M. — For Chicsco — - ---er» open )P. M-
Tickets at 145. 4:». ll«S. 142* Broadway. X. T.: »t»
Fulton St. Brooklyn. •Daily. tExeept Saa<ts>y. tTsMta
days. Fridays and Sata'-days.
sew mi mum 1 histfrh -
b«a. fr rackJm St. Ltb. W. «M St.
» 15 A. Id Local Traia J3 » A. M.
7:45 A. M. .ray Express to Oswego.... Bua A. sf.
» US A. M Liberty Expre«si t:ls A. M.
•!I:4C A. XI Userty Ex?res« «13:0s> Xocbs
12 00 Noon .. Express to Norwich 12: P. X.
•12:4% V. M ....Saturdaja to Bx'i'ictl «l:0» P. H.
3 <>O V M ESlenvtlle and Kingston..... »l» P. M.
3:2S V M Expres* to R00k1aad...... X:4S F. M.
tT. 4(1 P. M .... W»st»ra Exor««» tS:«O P. U.
i",;n!«« rr-'.r. tl>al!y. Palace* except Scsdax.
Parlor r»r •».;:» a- »2S Brot?^» only.
Another Month of
Progress.
July, 1904.
DO 0
More than July, 1902.
A gain of
5870
In two years in the net
sales of The
Daily and Sunday
TRIBUNE,.
58%
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