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SIGN'S OF PROSPERITY.
Old and New Steel and Iron Mills
Prepare to Fill Orders.
The C*rzie*l'> Strel Company has resumed oper
ations at Us works e.t Sharon. rvnn.. furnishing
employment '■■>'■ four hundred i.v.; 1:1 Its blowing
and »ke!p will*. This I* MM of the numerous mills
wl.!"h Hit •-.SLrtlrii,- up at various places because of
tli« better outlook of the MM) industry. The plants
wl«-h im\« been clo*»d for cummer vacations and
repair* are resuming operations daily, that they
TiJLy te in rUSrtinaSS to take ears of a larae bllSt
r a ,. this f«l!. n'-srsnlless of whetr.er or not there
£re to te { rice chances, there is a better consum
ing demand la ... :.i for fn. s 1. ' c.e#l. and there
t-lre Indications that the vialim will have a good
volume t :f orders.
IMPROVING LEHIGH SHOPS.
MM •bops of the LeUgh Va:l»y railroad, at
Esyre. Perm., on th- construction of which *1.000,u00
has* been expended, are to be enlarged and Im
proved until the total cost will be between $5,000,409
and Hjmjm. Th« worit nqw in progress will Be
continued, ar.d it la estimated that all the ma
chinery required Trill be Instated by neat ForlnK.
The company is s;.eudins a considerable sura on
Improvements of the Pennsylvania ■«^Kew-Tork
SvSon. The Utter Improvements consist of the
tv"«J«:ht train* ever the mountains.
NEW MORSE IRON WORKS.
A site comprising reventern acres of ground has
b^a ■Urn - by tbe Morse Iron Works, of Erie.
perm., on which will be erected an extensive plant
for the manufacture o* malleable and cast Iron
Citings, and also plumbers' brass goods and sup
ciies. Thomas G. Horse, who formerly was su
perlntondent of the JareeU Manufacturing Com
i>aay. at Brie. Is president of the new company.
J»# will manufacture a line of i-ipe tapping ana
threading machines of his own Invention at the
proposed new plant. Th" plant will bo operated
|>y electrical power. Those associated with Mr.
Kon* in the formation of the company ««J»
WUUaxa Spencer and FranK Payne.
JAPAN ORDERS SUPPLIES.
Exporters are receiving torn* liberal orders
♦rcm Japan. Advices from producing source, state
That the jovernment has Just placed an order for
SS/OO cases of salmon, which presumably are In
tended for army rations.* and flour la goto* for
merchandise. J^^__^___
MAY WHEAT UP TWO CENTS.
Million* of Bushels Sold in a Few Seconds
in Chicago.
Chicago, Aug. 20.-In heated trading on the.
Board of Trade to-dny the price of wheat for
May delivers' took a fresh Jump of two cents a
buSheL For a few seconds SI 16K was paid
freely and In that brief time several million
bushels changed owners. The strength was em
phasized by reports of fresh ravages of black
rust In the Northwest.
The close for May delivery was SI 15»i. H cent
urid-r the to? price for the day. and a net ad
vance of 1% cents. September was up 7s eem.
at ?11O>4. and December 1% cent ana IV* cent,
at $1 12%.
A big bolge in wheat yesterday in the local mar
ket sent the price of the May option up to $1 17* a
bushel, representing an advance of Hi cents over
the previous hi»;h price sad establishing a record.
September climbed to II 16*;. May closed at II iG\i
and September at tHE%. asalnst HIS for May on
Friday and Jl 13% for Beptember. After the market
closed there was r heavy break en the carb, Sep
tember dropping 3 cents from best prices. In Min
neapolis tb« prico Cell 6U cents, nd in Chicago the
decline, was 3 cents. The break caused much ex-
Citemer.t among outside holders.
The wheat market opened at new high records
and contin-ied to advance on reports from tha
Northwest la regard to a further spread of rust
Prices advanced over lay's; clWlng. Commis
sion houses were bis buyers on sprtafj wheat news.
n the second and liiEt hour of trading heavy profit
taking pulled down the price about a cent from th-»
tciu Much of the heavy Ke'.i:r.£ was by profes
eional* who wiu^f-d to take profits. The prlc* fell
to Jl 1 ' ; - for September ar.d $1 !&'-% for May under
t.h»- pressure, but rallied about a cent before the
Ulose.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
iBT TELEiiKAm TO SB TBIBtm.I
Chicago, Aug^. CO.— More sensational claims of rust j
samnge and the additional suggpstloa of the likeli- .
hood of a killing frost before Monday caused a fur- |
ther rise In -wheat to-day. On the early trades in the j
phicago rit the new September ..a? advanced to
p. 11. the December to $! IS% arid the May to ji 16^. i
fhls was a ga'.n of 2c to 2'ric over the gain of 4c to
5c yesterday. After the new hiph lgvel far the
Benson had been established, the bullish enthusiasm
6ul«!ded somewhat, ami the market Bhoved a re
actionary tendency tinker gc-neral realiz'r.g sal^s
fey holdtrs. Hov.-evor. the I tarket did not sef-m in
clined to move in a downward direction for any
length of time. At the end prices were hlpher
thsn any previous figures of the advance. May
sold as hi^h us SI 16% and closed at $1 icV. Decem
ber sold up lo Jl 13H. and <»iosc-d at Jl 13%; Sep
tember tip to flH'i. and closed at Jill**. Trier*
■was wheat for sale for sll who wanted It at the
■ prices r'-illnp. Local traders, however, considered !
themselves justified in paying what they did with
cash wheat at Minneapolis at Jl 27 at the came
tln-.e. The additional outcry for more wheat and
higher pi!'.'»'S v.as the result of lower temperature
In the Far Northwest that the traders feared
B&ht get down among tho whr-at fields of Manitoba
end North Dakota before Monday mornimr, and
put the finishing touches on the destruction of
the unripe wheat. Tiade was on a great scale,
an<l buyf-rs for an hour were as eager as though
the craze had broken out for the first time. Local
receipts were 112 cars, compared with £3 last year.
Primary Western markets altogether got 7i»7,(/»
tciEbels. compared with U9.000 bushels the year
previous.
Corn futures shared the buylngr force. In wheat,
and at the opening there was remarkable strenj-ih
In the new crop months. December opened 621*0
«p to rc^c; May from £2c to i2c. Ths buying was
. ecr.eral. Commission houses h&d orders Ii large
xvoiume. The :-!t trade became exe'ted. The low
ttrr.perat ar« had a. bullish effect. From '„•,..
December pricvi rested tt SS^ic r.ear the close; May
fcf.ck from Xc to 51!i-o. Receipts ■■:■■. with
the citimitff- for Slonday*ls7 cptp. Smaller receipts
■n predicted because «f the rains. Corn futures
closed witn excellent support at Vie; September,
i3-i;c, jind E2\c for May, 1c higher for the new
crcy months.
Oils v.f;re cot traded 1:: heavily at any time, and
the market was without social feature, though
meiiai rashtr independently of the other grains.
At the outset prices w.-r.- Rtrong. but there was
«ncugh seHmg by local lories to cause a reaction
to yesterday's clo-ins prices. Common trade was
Ja fair voiurno but well distributed, no one house
dome anytl)j SS m piirticuiiir. Hectipts were lib
•:- ~- Z® atn. of v.h'.oh H3 cars era led standard
a.*ia 41 c?_rs >.*o. 2 tvhfte.
2M<^ of provlstons were advanced early, had
a bacJcset at one time under ■■>■ Friday price-?
«V> in the end oiuied with C cod suj^ort ami a
Sri*. euKfc and WVPA for September. October
g«ed at $5 80. V vind 17 W; ribs. Xi 45. $7 62% and
TRADING IN BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
_ "W"" W "' X Montreal and Boston Consolidate J ad
*an«d from C so to C a share on purchaaSnK or
lt^!2 - * ton!i!J " rat^ amount W « ai>
th the
E. Q. VAUGHAN SAILS FOR HAVANA.
E. O. Vauehan. of Ilara;*. v.-as a t)a«s^ne«
yesterday „:, v. uorre 6Z& ■ ..™
ten
IOOK aeoum> TOCB orrroE
«aa vrbat you laofc. Tbere aro many J.arpUn. Ja
SToV; \f*\ «""»*«•'<• turnup off.rJ il to-Sl£
*•»«. |m 4 the "UUU 4*. «* tu . People,"
AMERICAN COTTON PLAN.
Creditors to Convert Holdings Into
Preferred Stock.
William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the re
organization committee of the American Cotton
Company, made yesterday the following statement:
The American cotton Company bepn operation!
In UM, upon the Introduction of the new '?? t a ";J
lap bale process for l ilin* the staple product or
the South. Over $1,000,000 has been Invested In the
introduction of the round lap bale in the Ln J^
States and in Europe, it being protected by P^nts
both at home and abroad. The company °* !ls . a
large press foundry In Chicago, and In nine t So"" 1 "
era States own* eighty-three different plants, and
also leases out presses at 215 other points. AKen
cics for tha Kile of ihe product In the United, b tatcs.
France. England, Italy and Russia are established.
It» b'js!r.e.»i» ia^t y«ar amounted t'» over ** :< -'- "•_*;•
In establishing this large organization, and ac
compUshlng these remits, the working; capital nas
been consumed; no mortgage lien, however. exist*
upon any of the property. An additional working
capital fund of $1,500,000 Is considered by the man
n;;emMn advisable for the effective "nd prosperous
operation of business, and to provide this fund a
readjustment of the capitalization of the company
has become necessary. Accordingly, a reorganiza
tion commltiw, consisting of Cornelius >. liltss.
A. D. Juilliard. J. JiJwaid Simmons, E. C. < on
verse, William C. Loverlnp and Maxwell W oodnull,
has been formed, and after the re-examtnution ny
experts of ii 11 the properties and uftairs of th«
company, the committee Iws unanimously adoptea
the plan to-day rrcmulg-ated. . . Afc _
The prlnclca! feature of the plan is that the
creditors and stockholders are to unite in tne pur
chise of the new- first mortgage bonds In the pro
portion of 20 per centum upon the holdings or
creditors. 20 per centum upon the holdings of pre
ferred plonk, and 5 per centum upon the holding or
common stock; and that the creditors convert tneir
holdings Into 7 per cent preferred stock having
preference both as to dividends and upon liquida
tion, find ho'.r.K further secured by the provision
that no rrior'KHK* or Increase of preferred stoca
shall evrr be made without the consent Of SO per
centum of such new preferred stock.
Therefore by the consummation of the plan tne
reorganized company will continue operations with
ampin ■war.King- capital, a mortgage indebtedness 01
but jl.500.0O). and with all present floating Indebted
ness discharged. - . . v . *
The holders of a very largo amount of indebted
ness and etock of the company have already con
sented to tno plan.
ERB MAY RESIGN OFFICE.
Vice-President of Pere Marquette Said To
Be Dissatisfied with C, H. and D. Deal.
A report was in circulation In Wall Street yea
terday to the effect that the vice-president and
general manager of the Pere Mnrquette Railroad,
Newman Krb, would resign, owing to his dissatis
faction with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
deal. Mr. Erb was not at his office yesterday, and
the report could not be verified, but It was said
that it can 8 from authoritative sources.
Hankers have declared that the loan of J5.000.000
by a syndicate headed by H. B. Hoiiins & Co., for
the purchase of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton's 5 per cent preferred stock, to satisfy stock
holders who objected to the consolidation with the
Per« Marquette, was a. most expensive piece of
financiering. They have said that the stock, which
was taken up (at 110, will have to be paid for at
122, and the Interest on the- one year loan will be
between 17 and JS per cent.
WANT TO EXTEND MEXICAN LINE.
Offer to Buy the CoahnUa and — Plan
to Build to Both Coasts.
|«I TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBCKE.]
Austin. Tex.. Auk- 20.— Information has been re
ceived here from Mexico that un offer to purchase
the ••!:,. ;:a and Paciflo Railroad, extending be
tween Torreon and Ealtlllo, has been made, and
the trustees and receivers of that property are- en
deavoring to obtain the consent of the creditors
to the sale. There is a mortgage on the line for
(2,600,000, and the claims of the general creditor*
amount to about $100,000. An effort Is now being
made to reorganize the company, with a view of
extending the line from both ends. William B.
Myers, X. M. Noel and H. R. Stratford, the present
trustees of the company, are financing the sale.
Which, if successfully carried out. will mean an
other important line for the northern part of Hex-
It i; proposed to extend the rrvad east from Bal
tlllo to Tamplco, on the Atlnnti'' coast, about 3SO
miles and to extend It west from Torreon to Ai
tata, on the Pacific coast, about 250 miles.
PHONOGRAPH IN LANGUAGE SCHOOL.
The International College of Languages, In the
Bank of the Metropolis Building. No. 21 Union
Square. hP.s a modern and unique method whereby
the pupil, by means of a ; graph, may acquire
French. German or Spanish from the speaking
voice of the professor, which gives the foreign
Bounds distinctly and corrofctly. slowly or rapidly,
repeating as often as desired. The professor never
becomes tired or impatient, while his services may
be utilized ■-• uny hour of the day or nicht. and
for as long or short a time as convenient With
the ear and the tongue trained simultaneously,
pupils can acquire conversational fluency In a
short time.
INCREASES OF CAPITAL.
Albany, A % certificate of increase of
capital stock of the Franklin H. Kalbnelscfa Com
pany, of New-Tork aty, from J.Vw."of> to V ■■ •
wt)B f., , .• with the Secretary of State.
The International Halt Company, of New-York
Cjty • tlficate of Increase of capital from
(606.000 lo $750,000
y wk Paint Company has chanced the
location of Its principal place of busmen from
N< w-York City to Glens Falls.
The Franklin II Kalbflelsch Company, minu
fncturli..' chemists, has offloes at No. 3o Burling
Blip. Franklin H. Kalbfleisch it president and Philip
p Tlldcn is secretary of the company. These and
iugusta 8. Kalbfleisch ar- the directors.
MORE COTTON MILLS SH^T DOWN.
Waltham, Mass., A.utr- 2" The, Boston ootton
mllis here were closed to-day on account of a dull
market. Operations will be resumed on Sep
tember S. About fifteen hundred hands are idle.
New-Market. N. H., auk JO.— Orders hay« he,.n
received from Boston to operate the New-Market
cotton n Ills on half time for an Indefinite period.
Th- management has adopted v. plan of stopplnK
aitt-riiiitti weeks.
Clinton, M;n=s., Aug. 20.— A curtailment of pro
duction, because of 'lie condition of the m«rk«-t.
mnounced at th- Lancaster cotton mills to
day <ni M< thousand operatives, about
,r the total nuniii^i employed, will be laid
off tor an Indefinite period.
THE LITTLE AI>Vr.HTIHEMENTB
In the nnrrow rulumo* luuk small, but Home of the
€tttT» they rrpreient are :i« bis: us a lioimt*.
A FALL RIVER PLANT TO OPEN.
Fall River, Mass., Au*. VK- Th.' employes of the
Barrittl>> OOtton mills U:i\ c. been li. formed that lht>
pi;ni v/iii be reopened <j;. Monday. The mills man
ufacture ginghams hjiA ure not Included In the
print >ioih 'jtiikf-. They employ about six hundred
They hay.> be©n shut down for nevcr:tl
NAVY YARD DESERTER A SUICIDE.
Boheoectady, N. V.. Aug. SB.— Michael Heratb,
twenty-two years old, who was arrested here yes
terday hikl confessed that he was a deserter from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, hanged himself In a cell
at the county jail here to-day. He used a towel and
rris suspenders and was dead when found. He
baid h« was a eon of Adam Hcrath. of No. 293 Reed-
Ht., Buffalo.
COURT NOTES,
The Eh«rtft y«*terCay recMv*rt an execution for $748 'A
•calnet property of EDWARD I. MACKSEY, liquor
denier, at Pearl and Front at».. in favor of Hampton A.
mid FranV IE. Cujram.
JUpGMENTS.
Th* following Judgm/ints were filed yesterday,
the first r.i:ne being that of the debtor:
HerniAn, letauieu IV.k 12441
Hen<s»r»:/n. Win — N H gaslth 002
Crsjidall & I>ane, In---— R T. Jaekssn «m
I-ouKhicn. Pi:r!c.i- P tr "iiiiinsn >■ tiniiiml— wnei i.kg
Oppenbetiner, JJtr.ry— D B I'bwttl «t a! 625
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Th'i following petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dls-
Uu( Court:
;.:f;Ti» *?irT, agent, No. (28 Kast Eleventh-sL;
MaLllltlea. H&1: assets. K2T7, the .'attsr consisting
of accounts. 1^,877, and hmisnhnU goods, etc., ««0.
Tli« principal creditors are George Brooks. Bon &
Co.. PhilaarJrhla. JK7. and E. H. Godshalk & Co..
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBTTNB. SUNDAY. AUGUST 21. *iK)4.
Stem Brothers
To-morrow, Finnl Reductions in
Women's Tailor-made Suits
Of Canvas. Mohair, Checks, Cheviots $14.50 to 39.50
and Taffetas, Ranging in* price from
Former prices $30.00 to 68.00
Bedsteads at Very Low Prices
Best Quality, Regular Stock
*6.50. 8.50. 9.75
Reduced from $8.75, 12. 50 and 1400
Brass Bedsteads, $20.50. 26.50. 35.00
Reduced from $29.50, 35.00 and 42,00
Also several designs in . r n _
full sizes only, Reduced from $B^.oo and 100.00 *OJ.UU
Mattresses and Springs, Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Made in Their Own Workrooms.
Blankets <& Comfortables
Opening Display for Autumn
EXCELLENT VALUES WILL BE OFFERED IN
( For Single Beds. $2.45, 3.75, 4,95 p r .
Blankets] For Double Beds, $3.65, 4.35, 5.95 Pr.
(For Extra Large Beds, $4.95, 6.50, 8.00 Pr.
SATEEN DOWN COMFORTABLES. §4^o
fancy designs, plain sateen insertions, for double beds, -v.^v^
Regular value $6. 9s to 8.23
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may prxisir diukctous.
X. & S. Officials in Contempt of ,
Court, It Is Alleged.
f it: application of counsel for Walter B Johnston,
n minority stockhoiiier of tjie Norfolk and South
ern Railroad Company, Justs, o McCall >••■
• iKii<-<i ; ( n order directing Albert H, Flint, Jonh
T. Bacon, J. C. Chaplin and 1 therm, directors of
the railroad company, the Chesapeake Ti
my and the Colonial Trusi Company, of
l'i' t.iburg, to show caUSS Why they BbOUld not ho
pui.i.thwl for contempt la violating the or W,
Issued several months jik". restraining th«m flow
carrylnc out thtiir plan f'>r consolidating the,,
Southern road, known us the "Ltttlc NuKKf-1./i
with the Chesapeake Transit Company.
Mr. Johi.ston sued In June to prevent the merger
1 a ty,<" ground that th>- consolidation was agalnaf^
the l>e!>t Interest of th<- road. Justice Green-*
haum. who heard the motion, denounced the pro
posed action as an "unconscionable and Indefensl
ble scheme. "
Johnston and Henry Sampson, another director
of the road, now allege that Albert H. Flint ami
others who control the transit company, have dis
regarded the court's order and have, gone ahead
to carry out the original plan of consolidation.
Mr. Sampson says Mr. Flint and the others nre
uninc tua.OOO worth of Treasury bonds to raise the
money for the deal. They have torn up, he de
clares, about five miles of track between Cape
Henry and Virginia. Beach, purchased Home years
ago for the road, and are now changing that line
to a trolley system to make It part of the. Chesa
peake line. The afildavlt alleges that this act has
impaired the value of the Norfolk and Southern's
earnings by cutting off Cape Henry as a terminus,
and th» loss, he avers, will fall on the shareholders
who objected to th« mercer.
Mr. Sampson alleges further that though the
title Nugget" paid a dividend of 8 per cent for
years, on July 1 lust, since Mr. Kllnt and the
others got control, for th«. first time the road de
clared no dividend. He alleijpD that to the best
of his belief tho men In control are using the money
that should have been declared In dividends, to
promote their own scheme. For the first time In
thirteen years, h<j* declares, no weekly report of
the busings and expenses of the company has
been drawn up and laid before the directors, though
he and Johnston demanded It.
WOMAN, ONCE RICH, LOCKED UP.
Was Once One of the Wealthiest in San
Francisco — Asks Police for Lodging.
Busan Lllll'in, eighty years old. who stood before
Sergeant <.'of»Krov«'. in the < 'harles-nt. polW nta
tion, lant night, and pic ftded for s bed to sleep in,
was for many yearn one of ;ho wealthiest women In
San Francisco. Through unfortunate speculation
she lost most of her wealth, ileforo her money
was entirely gone she came K'ast, and, after a few
prosperous years In the metropolis, ahe told the
police last night, she "could not bear up under
her misfortune, and went to pieces."
For twenty -five years or more, she said, she had
led a precarious existence. Recently she was dis
charged from the city hospital on lilackwell's
Island, where she was sent lust year, suffering
from paralysis of the right side. On her dtSCharsje
she came to Manhattan, and spent Friday iiiglit
at the Old Women's Home, l^aet night uiio found
the home crowded, and was turned away.
•'I cannot give you lodging h»re," Sergeant i.'os
grove replied, "unless you are a prisoner."
"I woul<l willingly consent to be arrested," th«
woman replied, "In order 10 get uheiter for the
nl«»it."
Sergeant Coagrove had an officer a.rre«t the
woman on a vagrancy charge, and sent her to tho
Merctr-st. police slallon, wh«re the™ Is a police
nmtron.
BANKERS' ASSOCIATION COMING.
The American Bankers' Association will hold Its
4hlrti«Ux »nnuai convention on September 14» 16 and
16 at th* Wald irt KM <rla. Addresses of wrk-ome
will be delivered bj Mayor McCleUan and James
BtlUman, and President F. >i Blgelow will respond,
"..'i-.-.- n 11] !■•■ .1 '. ■ m Sep
tember '.4 it I s>< i> in. in the. large l>rtliri>i>m. On
the afternoons and evenings of the iwo f"i
days parties have , inned for Coney Island
ami th<- v.\rli>\in thc.ures.
MOIi AFTER DRIVER.
Ilia Truck Fatally Wounded Hot/
in Eldridgc-st.
Abraham IWkowltz. Ihree years old, of No. 76
Cllnton-at., was killed Instantly yesterday by being
run over by a team and truck In front of No. 72
Eldrldge-st Almost Immediately after the driver
of the truck. Henry Ferßerity, of No. kfcl West
Porty-slzth-st, had Jumped to the pavement to pick
up the body, be was attacked by a mob of In
furiated Hebrews, and for a time bad to tight des
perately for his life. Ho was rescued by detectives
after he had been bruised from head to foot anil
kicked and scratched. His clothes had been torn
nearly from his body. lie was locked up on a
charge of homicide. it la said that Fergjerity could
not avoid the- accident.
Perserity was driving the team attached to s
truck owned by Joseph stern & Bens, meal dealers,
of West Forty sscond-at. Tlie bersea were going
at a dof trot, Th»- boy was* ptoyinsj at the '-ii^.i
of the aldewulk. He walked into the street anil
Ju*t a« the team was paasinsj fell over backward.
limiting between the horsei' hinil hoofs and the
front wheels of the truck. Persjertty made frantic
effortn to stop hU homes, in;t was unable t.> do so
before two wheels had passed over the bi>« abdo
men, kiiliiiK him Instantly.
<>n the way in >\\n nation the detectives had t<>
flrht the moi> which repeatedly kicked and struck
Pergertty The crowd followed to the ptntion Btei>H
mill eagerly demanded tne man's life. Fergjerity,
bnauxe of hlh narrow escape, and tlie death ><( -t:ie
ln>y, br«ik« down at ih.* Htation and 1>:«<1 .1 severe
attack of hysteria. Dr. Henderson, of Oouverneui
Hospital, who wr 1 called to .« t t .-m 1 the t>o>. went t<>
inn Kintloii .m<l treated Fergerlty. He was then
locked up
THIS YEAR'S CARNIVAL OF FIRE.
For a little more than a quarter of a century the
annual Carnival of Fire has been tho conspicuous
event' of the season at Manhattan Beach. The fes
tival this year falls on next Thursday. August 25,
when the most elaborate programme that has evej
been offered to the public will be presented. The
"Fall of Port Arthur" will be the principal of the
great spticlul displays. In order to accommodate
it changes have had to be made in ihe Stage to
show the approach of the Japanese. fleet, the scout-
Ins Russian boats and the attack and blowing up
of a Itut-iiian warship. The destruction of tli-- for
tifications of Port Arthur and the city win be
vividly shown. This, however, will be only one of
the many set places that will adorn the carnival,
as all kinds of earth, air and water fireworks will
be exploited. Thousands of rockets, bombs and
sheila will be thrown up; submarine explosions will
throw up columns of water throe hundred feet
high, and earth fireworks will present flowers,
changing to birds, which In turn will be trans
formed Into the faces of well known men. The
celebrated radium bomb of St. Louis will be. du
plicated and during the night Pain's 100-Inch
bomb, the first creation of li» kind In the hia
tory of fireworks, will be fired. Trie little ones will
have a carnival of fire In the afternoon, with rac
ing ballooiiH. Japanese daylight fireworks. Chinese
kite flying and aquatic sports. The lighting of the
grounds, immediately before the carnival in the
amphitheatre, will begin about 7 o'clock, and the
place then will become a veritable fairyland. Af
ter the enrnlval of Ure Is over the ocean in front
of the grounds will be utilized to show how a Rus
sian warship can be blown to pieces by a sub
marine explosion.
NAVAL STORES.
Th© market for spirits turpentine iras kt«a<)y but jk>»
•lbiy a »l;ml« lower to tell. Maehtna m ilo barrels w«r«>
offorfd at ft*.- anil po»»lbly &7*»o would buy. lto.-ln wa»
«u!*t and unnhsng*J. Tar remained unchanged. We
* Ü BI»VniTB " -TURPENTINE— OiI bbla. B7Uo; m»ch!na
bbU. 67fce<SSa
TAR— Pine and oil t>b!«. nominal.
ROBIN— Coemnou to good •O*Jdc4, .$3 a «M« 1 A
Amusements.
ai^.^a t ™jf pERFOnMANCE-12 to 10:« P. M. E. F. M.rrr, Oca. Mxr.
BROADWAY A liTII ST. COSTISVOV9 c Bp , t Show in lotvn.
— " ", ,rF 1 GEO. ''• \NS. I LUCIA * VLITA.
CARTER HE HAVENS I _ J!- I \t OTTO GAI.I-\tJIIEK * Hill. 11-JIKBAT A. -T»— M
tut. SKXTF.ru:. I r A »il _»T™« McllVh. I Female Uruin.ii.-^." vluartrt.t FIUCM lie. & o%^
Latf of Weber * Field*. ■■■ Alb<-rtlne .««> ___
nOII'OTO B-way & 23th Ft. Or^ns SKXTTHIKS.
?I^^Wi^w^l^
SiSasinolSsHP!FF,iWif
Z=Z ~-.-.- -, 1 -y- / — >« TMKATKE.
Tj X T-u L \-J 4Jd«t. &B«ay
-*— "TsAMTS Pm-Hi:«tT. Manager
OIT.NS CVi'PT 1. x»"-»th
WITH A MKNV «>» Nil -^1«
n r ■» A I rt On THEATRE. *stß St.. NT ITirajr.
•ikRALb GUs Kxcs.. h:ls. Mat. Sat.
_ ,«, trrrry »*•• »-'>.. 1 With Original Co..
SAM BER.NAK.U in nol ,| A ttik
THE GIRL FROM AYSj uiiii\m->
« DDir»"l/ THEATRE. 35th St.. . nr. B»;ay.
GAnrilUnw Open* To-morrow (Mon.) L»e.
With Leo Dltrichsteln;.i New Comedy, _„„.
mil IT Anil ul I Cast lncl. Ma eonqt-esi.
IKILIURY Bi laa^ssasa
I AERIAL G A D ENS SjS«
B^.. I Little of Everything °r,^.
NEW YORK Tn.vmuT I rS-SSSJ a^SS. l^
HOOF IU--IUIII, nauic-n & Vann<?rson. Ned
AND NEXTWKKK. | Wayburn's Girls, others.
I NEW YORK THEATRE 'r-™™*^ oNLT. j
I A Merry Musical Metasge. {fl AID THE MUMMY. |
MAJESTIC ISLE 5J
H'wny and 59th gt. I >- / r Jr-, L -> N f-*
iSmb. SPICE
v PIQUANT MUSICAL MIXTURE.
— - «_ «-" A«_ EVi;s & Sat. Mat.Sl.^o.
Best SseatS Wcd-aay Matlnee.sl.oo.
PHAMMEHSTEIN-S. 42d St.. Bway & 7th ay.
ARADISE ROOFGAROENS
To-ni-ht Ett^'£gF&ESft 50c
TO-MORROVf ENIOMABEIAE. th^ Automatic W"nd.-r;
VIGHT Spadonl. Hill & Sylvanl. x " p- " i Mahr.
,".,, T " Alf"rU-h Willy Zimmerman. Pewit, Mysterious
Kar": and others? "FARSUPAJJA." with JaespMas aekal
au i Eleanor Falk.
—^ am -^ rr« rf-^v T^ 9*O Hth St. near Sd AY*
PASTOR S ti¥7s£
NORTON & NICHOLSON, a N>w Comedy Duo.
COOK .v BTI.VIA MORTON ■ ELXOOTT
MORTON * :.IOTT.: .lOTT. TTCE & JEROME.
MAHTINI & MAXMII.UAN JO Others.
\nd a^ Extra Attraction.
THE ivATKKMKI.ON TKIST.
»3 m r t-; n. sje»: H RMMIU: J, *;«*? »?:
isooimfisT'M. $420914 •:.- n. »4 2r-aJ4 3o ; w a, %* .5
6*4 SO and W W. *.-.■?«:. 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
„,.,_ l».7lSbbls
Spirits turpentine . •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;: ttllfcbl-
Tar "* " ",.
-__l*JHfc' v* 20 TIHiM.N TIMO atSS
reoolr's bblf talk 100: expert,. SBO H""iN *■!
SSJ iv bbli ««t«h 1.775; exports. 1.4W:
&«"*; F »245il|i4TH CVJ2 52U; „. S 2 70f152 75; W.
ROSIN firm: «not*l: A. U ant ( J. -5. I< J-^> B.
V ia-i EWi-i N. |3 82H; w " $4 1.4; «
W w!fi^ngtoe Anr. 2<>— SPIRITS Tfnpr.NTlNK-Noth
inf*"n?" M 1,,, 7» wki ROSIN firm at f-^'.^
celr;» 3.f< t.N». TATt firm at $1 70; reretrti.. SO bbl.».
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm at J2 15. $3 .o an.l f4; r»-
CClpt*. 1M br.J!».
I,.n<lon. . m ».— SPIRITS TtTtPENTINK. 41s 4Hd.
KOSIN— Am-rlcan strained. »n 3d; fine, 11» >'
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nufTa»«. A«. V*.-rVOVR »tron«.r ll.ht trad«.
2 whltV.^7c" N.I IntoZZ **%Z Canal rrelgkta steady;
*!'-|ii'a^..* O Aug.""'o.— The 'leallns tuturea rented as fol
low«:
Wheat No 2:
Opening Htehe»t. lowest. - Cloj<n«.
c M ,' oil SI 12 $1 12*» *1 lOH *I I-'*
iteiiJi 1 IP II
■a «**••>*
fr«" -■■*' SSSJS S5 SSh ■';.
iiv, ::.::: S-JenS »;■. ■'••• «"«
Mess pork, per t^l:
v> llt Sll 774 *H KH 111 •"- ■ fil » '
■ v. 11 W 11 «3 !: <T »
v ith an% •»« ' ■ - •
Lard, per i«o It):
r t> . rt«.7 l j «»24 6M', « 90
si; • •••-■> ;» - :',"•
Jun ■."..'.'.' ~> o: > 7 M - « 71 °
Sh..rt »ll«. P«r U*» n>:
<„. . 7 45 7 80 7 4> i » ■
n ÜBV. 5!»7H eßh «*74
mmmmmm
No -' rr.l. *l IMIII "VJSJJwfe^^whU* »*c:^£
til ••< fc 'i *i • ••> •'; , . t-i *-\ ■■%' uuT4. short rlba sM"
mmmsmm
Minneapolis. au S . S^^ff^^SSSm ll»H
bulk tlAU'llttZS; s!iort». *'■'.>>'
Philadelphia, Au E »>_uiiKvr a«2Ho >:;«^ ro^
wMtc natural, new. S»S I rllpp^, rww. •%•
41, FLOUH stroni an<l t.l.h^r. -Inter superfine 13 M>«
$3 7^; .1. extra.. |3 70« M P«nnsvlv«n!a rolW clear. MM
SSiM do stn.iirht. V- .*■■ --'. We.tern winter clear »4. 3
Hi:,- d>. straight. V- l ■■• • ?:■ -• I" patent. $5 *J?V5i
3inJc»r .arks. MCOBM7a: do •t»lgl>t*. .ack-. J4 >
li-tr. I.'. do patent*. sucks »S2tib|ft4O: -prim^clear $4 m
etl7s : d.» MralKht $:, M3JM"'. *> patent. $»•<«♦•. 40; .1 •
trt<i »'. I-: l.bl for fair to choice Pennsylvania. $4 40*f>
MM for cb tea 'an.l fancy UeMern patent ■ rTTCR
nnn gwxl demand; extra Western creamery. 18 ie; extra
nearby print* 2<V EGOS steady; fair demand: nearby
Hr-lV »> c at i irk; Western first*. 18 >JS» at mark.
(H«fcsß unch*ns»d; New -York full cr^ms choice to
{■■.<•> MiGOc; ,•„, fair to good. »«B^o Keteipt* Pl.-ur.
1 ■•W»'»*N and Mfl.«>oo m in sacks; wheat. 14.W0 bu»h:
„?„ ■• •''» bush oat. »Xo<lo bosh Shipments— Wheat.
52. 000 bush; corn, 3.200 bosb: oat. 17,«0«> baa*.
at l^uto Auk 20.— Close: WHEAT. No 2 red. cai-h.
elevat-r *1 U . : September. $lUU; I -Abet 511.V».
No •• hard JloSiJi 10 CORN, No 2 cask. Ue; Sep
tember, M%; December. .lUc. OATS. No 2 cash. 33^c;
Decemker Ise; May. 86*ic. No 2 white. 36ir30V,c.
Toledo alsM 20— CIX>VEKSEEI>— Cash. J7 »•: Octo
ber 17 37 H- Deomber. $7 S2Vs. A IKK- Prime. *7 60
bid'; Auffuat. »7 oo bid. TIMOTHY— Prime. $1 4&; Sep
tember, $1 45.
MARINE .INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURB ALMANAC.
Sunrtue s:l4|Sunset G:s3|Moon rises a in l:14! Moon's age 11
Itltui WATER
VM— s-irty Ilook>3:58JOo'» Island 4:31! Hell Date 0:24
I'M -.-.unuy Hook 4:'- - ii>.;ov Island 4:54 Hail Hate 6:47
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
Vessel. Frum. - Line.
Chiuaso City Swansea. Auicust 3 Bristol City
11-klu Chri.-Tiuni-int. August 8....8cand-Am
I .ui!. f oi*4 Gibraltar. August a
rjutsunia .Gibraltar. AuKU.st 4 Rarber
Prleda ■■♦ Oibraliar. August 10 Austrian
Blciilan Prince. Naples. July SI.. ..Prince
Utlcan ..»- Colon. August 10..,. Panama
Ultonia Sagrae, Aucust 13 —
Arabic Llveirool. August 12 White Star
HUlcher Hamburg. Aucust 11. . .Hamburg Am
Astoria Olaficow. August 11 Anchor
Arapaho*. .' JackaonTllla. August 18 riyde
City of Memphis . . Savannah. August ID Ocean Sa Co
JIONDAT, AUGUST 22.
•Zulta...*. I* Guayra. August 8 Red D
Vaderland Antwerp. Aueu.it 13 Red Star
Mifinetonka I.on<lon. August 13 Atlantic Trans
Oacarll Christ lansand. August IS. . .Scan. I Am
I^niist.ti.a Copenhagen. August 6. .... .Scand-Am
Fl Monte Oalveston. Auguat 16 Morgan
Comus New-Orleans, August 17 '.Morgan
TUESDAY. AUGUST 23.
•Hilary Para. August 11 . Lamport * Holt
Georflc Liverpool. Auiuit IS .\Vhlte .->nr
Laurentlnn Olaacow. August 13 Allan-State
Lampasaa...._ Qalvcatoo. August 17 MaiWy
•Bring, mail.
A m usemen\s.
PAIN'S
26th Annual
CaLrr\iva».l of Fire,
THURSDAY. AUG. 25.
The most wonderful program of Fireworks Tut
oltered to the public, including
FALL OF FORT ARTHUR
FAIKYI.ANr> II.LI MTNATIONS.
OCEAN AUI^VZK.
DECATL'R AND FIREWORKS
every evrnlr? at 8 P. M.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROOF
CAST WEEK
•\ i hi.:; nnd ta -m - riIODCCTIOX.
PARIS > N! - MI
TUT^Wr GRAND SUNDAY
vfJlrrs™ concert
ADM. CO CENTS. WIIWCM
ACADEMY OF MUSIC £<£&,.„.
E. G. (iilmorn & Eugene Tinipklns Manama
Kirk.- La Sh.-lle presents Henry M. BScusom. Jr "a. Play
Checkers™
SPECIAL. NEW FEATURES.
Price.. 23. CO. 7.V. $I.<J<>: Mats. Wed. & Sat . 2: Ere.. atla>
■ r\ I Fir* ft Flame.. The Dnrbar «C
! nnn 1.. , India. B. K. T. Expr«aa from
I Ifl 9 HQ ftf IlrllJ =«'. 3 « mlantw. Iron
I Illf fl I fII |\ I Steiimboat Coupon admit. to
L-UMU I Ul I\l rark . I'oeo.cafl-d by imltT
tor*. Adi your neighbor.
P| I) O A A/I A WORLD'S FAIR IN ITSIXT.
L' rV i" 1 Coolest and most attract!*.
3 a»v T »-x permanent ctpo-ltloa.
LAM) Bathinr, S3«.
a-#i a. a^»- jp^ VaniJevllle. AdmUitra 19«.
AMERICAN THEATRE. 42 St.. nr. B'war.
/** HjrVi^/rtll F>ri— s 2T. ".0 "r> } CO.
MATS. WED. * SAT.. 55 * s«c.
OPt;NS EVENING. AUG. 27.
with Wai T. Ke^sh's production. THE
WHITE TIGRIS Of JAPAN.
Caas. A. Taylor's Heroic Wat Play of tha Present.
bEAT SALE Wt:i).. A'"': 2«.
3 R^ E ri I THE GAME OF LIFE
WF" ST IT 1 T% TUEATnE— Now Opeal
" L3 l E-».\U Two Mttl«. SaUor
PRICES 23. s<\ 75c.. JlCi). WKl> 11AT&. a * iOc
Aug. NAT M WILLS. "A SON OF -?'•
MANHATTAN BEACH 1 Princess Chic.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
▼«ssti
V*»«»l Far. Una Mall closet Mil*.
Conr.anche. Jarksonvtll*. Ctyd* 3:00 pn
Uamllton. Norfolk. Old Pcmln!->n ■ 3:00 p m
TUESDAT. AUGUST a.
Kronrrtr.x TVi»;<»:m. nr»m»n. N f> '- - 9:30 am 100pm
Stat^nUam. lUiiterdarn, Holland- Am... 7:3<»arn 10:00 a m
Ktr.n:>cf. Colon. .1 ■■■>.:■.■ 1:00 pa
Valencia, Havti. Alias &30 a. m 12.00 m
Auranla. Liverpool, cunard . ... 12:00 m
Prince*! Ann*. Norfolk, Oid ivmlnton. 3:oo pa
City >.f Atlanta. Savannah. Ocean S» Co 1-UOpiv
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New- York, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1904.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lucania (Fr). Walt, lAr»rpool A-j«-;»t It «b4
Qurrr.3to».i 14. t • 1:10 Ounard Coasaay. Ltd.
with 441 cabin sad '"■*'> ktcero.^9 . jj-e^en, Baila sad
m.!»^ Arrived at iho liar at '2:il am.
tt»-arr.^r New-Tor*, Uor»rt.r Southampton aad C!*er
bours Angus: 13. to tha Ir>t«mat!or.al ■snsndss Jtirtas
Company, with 319 cabin. tSI streraice puuezitn. malii
an.t imtje. Arrived at the Bar at 2:&J p za.
Stearr.rr liUhu tßr). Ueveriiige. Hull August S, to Saa<S
rrson ,t Sen. wjii. . *-*M-> f"»f~ and ml«i imr«l
at th«> iUr at 11 v in. 19th.
stfam-r La Lorraine <{■*!•). > .;:». Havre Angrat IS, to
the r, ?.:;.«:[• General* Trasiatlantl'ju*. with 34: cadta
a:. ! 411 ite«rai;r i«<»n(KS and mOM. Arrived •* tb*
n*r »t 10:11 t> in. ltttfc.
St*a:n*r PtCOßle iUr). Jor.ea. Venice) ■:'./ X Trieste T.
Fturr.e 8. H-irl 10. ■■'-rir*. 19. Palermo -7. and Qibrsitar
August 5. tj I'l-.c'rs Brothers 4 Co. wttis cr.isn. Arrived
at the Bar at 3:-) * m.
Stramer ilargaretha -r), Klocklac. H»»»aa Aesget
13. to \V 1> Mur.aon. wl:h ■BSSBBBa Arrived at th* Bar
at 7 am.
Steamer Coamo. Sari?-.:. Mayaguei August •. Arror*
13 An! San J. an Id. to :: j X»»--Tork and Porto Xloo Ss
Co. with US i .i.«*eng«rs, malU and xndse. Arrived ax
the lUr at 11:51 a m.
steamer Northwestern. Thosapsoo, Pert Arthur August
12. with oil to the Standard Otl Co. Vessel to J W El
ivell * Co. Left Qua^in-.-.ne at 4:12 pm.
Steamer El iHjrado. Pre»cott. Oa'.veeton Anru»t IS.
to the Southern l'acif.c Co. with mils*. Let: Quarsat'oe
at 5:20 a m.
Steamer Coloradi>. T:!«k. i^t»lv»«trr. AmOßl 13. to C H
M ..:: -^ & O\ «:•.". nsjsrs and mdM. Left Quaraa
tlne tt -:47 a BL
BtteUDW Naroothee. Fishes Savanna.- August 17. to
the ocean S» Co. with passensers and mdse. L«ft Quar
antine at 8:16 3. m.
Str.imer Iwrothy. I>tlton. Charleston August 19. with
phos^i-ate rock to tf » American Ag-icuiiuraJ Chemical
Co. Vessel to A H »;ull A Co. WIU ditciurz* at Car
tcret. i"v.->' t in Sanely Hook at 1 • a m.
Steamer Hamilton. Bats, Norfolk and Newport News.
tn :h- uIJ Dcmtnloa S^ C>. with ;-a»srri»r» aaj rrH«
Psjssed '•:' Quarantine at IA- p m.
Steamer Maracas Brl KtrsT, Ferth Ambcy. to t?!»
TrlnidaJ SblpyblS and Trading Co» In ballast. PaaseJ
in Quarantine at ~:.i» a m
Steamer Alxonqoln. Hale. Boston, to William P Clyde
A Co, with mdac Pa mil in Quarvstine at S:l? a in.
Samly H->k. X J. 9:30 p m— Wind southwest, mod
erate; cloudy. 9
SAlIJrn.
Steamers Roma (Fr). Nap!-« CelumMa (Br). Q'ascow;
Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News; Ci Mar. Gai»-!»ton;
Altai »Uer>. K.:i|< p Savanlila. etc: Deiver. Key \V«*t
anj CatvcMoa: m cv. Galvcatoa: vrtUenit (Fr>. OuK
rrt. Miss ; Ki:'.i<> City. Ssvannah: Rix-erCalo (ilr..
Shanghai; Rottentam (Dutch task). Airstercam; Cara-Ms.
San Juan. etc. : Phutclcla lGer>. Ha:r.:>ur« V.ci ..* <Br>.
I^'ndon. t«ermanlo (3D. tssmnniisi via Cherbourg,
Ktrurta (Ur». L4verpool; Klr.Ur.i. Antwerp vi» Dam
A Irl.i (Ocr) •.-■«•. ia. Oop*nliaif«n. me. DorJacas
(Br>. Jacksonville; >I,>rri> Castle. Havana.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Aug 19 — Arrived, steamers Tk: tot tan •Br>.
Tbosnaa, New-York; 2t>th. Campania (Br>, ITltcha-ti.
New-Y"rk via Queenstown; (ailed. »te*mer» Caibr^i
(br). Stashes* New-York; Bovlc <Br). liart. New-
York.
Llun.. Aue 2t>— Passed, steamer British Kir.a" (El .
<> lliti- „ New- fork for Oravenand and Antwerp.
Plymouth. Aux -"O. 3:40 p — Arrived, steamer OMSSa*
Kurfurst lGer>, Mundt. New-Tork for Cherjouis and
Hit: .
Bouthamj'ton. Auc CO — Sailed, steamer S'- Fa.' Paasww.
New-York via OhertKnirg (a-.-; passed liurst •.•astls
1:45 ;> SB). Arrived, - .r.-r Phllai-ipM*. KUte
New- York via 1 ■>•> :!i and Cherbourg •.an- i«s>e--
Hiir^ Castle at 8:43 p m).
Queenstown. Auc ■*■ M M a m — Sailed, steamer CeiOC
(Br). Unilu) (from i-ivervool), New-Yor*.
Bremen. Au; -•>>. II a — Sailed, st<»«nier B. s;nen (G»r>.
Nlerlch. New-Tor*.
Antwerp, Au£ 2".» 10 a m — Sailed, steamer Krooalacd.
DoxruJ, New-York.
I! •!;. . •:«in. Au« lt»— Arrived, steamer Hjr..!a ■ (T>itefe'.
Vaa.dar Zet*. New-Yor^.
Cuxlia\en, Aug 16 — Sailed, *earnfr Phcebua (<3ert. 6c'.*f
hVrst. N»w— lorfc
Cherlh-urff. Au.t I*. 7:40 p ra — Pa'ied. ste»rr.*r DsaßeDr
land (Gen. iCaempff ifrom Ilnul'uij ana L-cveij, New-
Yoik.
CheibourK. Auk -0, 3:45 p m— ArrlveU. <•■ i--— - St Pa-L
Vasiuvr (from S^uthampcou). York (uc-i pew-
:...•.
Cherliuurx. Auc »>. n<x>a — Arrived, steamer Gre*»#r Kur
furnt (»3ei>. Mundt. Ne*-York via Pl^BlcUtsi tuc
Urvmen tand pruceede).
Havre. An; ■>. *> p — Sailed, steamer La Bre age* Jit).
Poncelot. New-York.
Gibraltar. Aus -\> — l'u»>«?d. steamer dard« (Mai) Pa-.
roJi. Nan '. • i :-; 104* N«i .. » an.l Qasi _
Marseilles. AUIS IS — Arrived. Btfic:or OcnaSßta (s"rk. Jou
bart. N«« X :'*.
Ocr.ua. *ng ->'. 1 i' m — Arrived, stoajr.T K^.*a:«ia L*u*«
(Uer>, Walter. Xew-Yurk »la N»r!ta-
N«i'i' v Auv — Arrlvcti. iieamtr rußoai* <E->. P ol '
ter. Naw>Tork for TrJeate «nU F:ur-.<».
Naples. Auif 17 — Sailed. »tfamer Gailli »c*r). I'aTcy. New-
L«g!u<ri». Auk I»— Arrived, steamer Calabria <Br). Co»
eily. Ntiw-Y.jrU via Naplea aad G*no*.
Trieste, Auc 13— SalleU. ittoaiuor Teresa (Au»:i, r»rs*em,
N.vr Xork an'! Philadeipht.i.
Alcler?!, Aus 14 — Sailed, niimin avals ',rir> autsw.
tr. in New-York for llonx; ICur.e: 10th. Goociwln <*'•
M.-l^«it. front Calcutta fur ilo'.ton and New-TorS;
rseiSSllS iUr). Fcote. from Manila tor B<«tca »M
New- York.
Singapore. Aus 2D-- Arrived (previously), steuner A*
t'Milta (Ger>. Petersen. Htm Tort ii-r ManUa. etc.
Tokoharoa. Auk 17— Arrived, steamer Wiluflr.faia (CUrl.
n»umg, New-Tesn.
Bong Koajf. Aus 20— Arrived (previously), iteicer AtaXa
»Br>. Park. N«w-Voik via Colcmbo.
Ascer.iicn. Au« 20— I v *saed (previously). steamer O0»S»a
Castle (Br). llniSIJ. New-York for Port Elrith—.
Delagoa Bay. etc.
6AN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Aug. ».— The o^loia! closlrt: ejie
union-* for mining stocks to-day were as follows;
Alta tttJSsttM "
Alpha Con U>! Kentucky Con J?J
An.lee 22;1. Wash Con Jg
Belcher 27! Mexican TX
nest A Belcher.... S"3 l Occidental Con -• -^
hulll.>n 33;Ophli *£J
Caledonia MiOvtrnian »••••• ■ S
Challenge Con *. 20 PMoat ix
Chollar KJSarag* X.,
Coaadenco 75,Sas Belcher S
Con ''.I & v» ils i Sierra ! *aos -rJ
Con lanperiil '- indicate 9
Crown Point Jt» St Louis IS
Oould i Curry ... "* Union Co* — -Jt
Hale * Norcroes «3 Utah Con .*»..•• -^
«uua „.,.,nnntn ja{Tei!oir Jacket .«..«•• •*»