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BAIT-ROAD EARNINGS
M tmTT.w ft OHIO.
UN. IPOS. liK4. I
sPSftSfe w -§ $ &I $ &:1
jat» w ** BALTIMORE * OHIO.
W*£J2ir~. 14.844 84*5 ».7«S.*» $5,174,542
asjT«fg&ass.... _* :«7:: «7 : 8,750,904 «.*»SI
J -n^in*. «3.lfl^Ssd «2.017.M3 J1.843.855
** XISSOCM. KANSAS ft TEXAS.
S^^^uT—- 3 - o * 3 *™ 2.4^3
••^^IS. $L«M>.4M $1,283,181 fl.4iaT»7
g^«l..- 1.162.188 1.180.M4 lloiOJOgr
W -«lnss $437,284 (205.527 $400770
*"~^ JT4.SI3 •$55,483 533.586
...*H..153.145 J20.041.0C5 $ir.7e«.BW(
P»»^S^iwi.... 15..14.64S 14887,750 12.8&7.7J*
.-ml—- « bm. *"."«VaoO 103.875 $*.7«5.583
JKJS^mltals... <.300.54S 4.3.1.86- , T0H>.240
**" " $1244.062 $342,010 $74».«43
fl -"" CHATTAJCOOOJL RArL.TKiA.YS.
1904. i»OS. Chuni.
-.fJBly $45,889 $815,534 Inc. J7.855
2*j£a»Tl - >70887 251.685 Ino. 88.952
"c--«orr. Toledo ft iko-nton-ax?! arbor
****" SYSTEM.
SaMk It 18PII. S«£7W S7%&SB lac $10,282
W XTW YORK CITY RAILWAY.
,_«. •____«■ June- 80 —
«?_"____*•- 14.301.403 54,417.081 Inc. $84,322
ggJSTsiglor.s".-. 2.414.384 44_0._50 Dae 6.809
•MesrsJSgi 54067.068 t1.996.T01 lea $90,215
,£ SSSi mat* -25.738 Inc. 10.530
— «j freest -•— »4_5.537 ja8_2.569 I_M_UOO,7«S
,H*ld-«:» 2.K».C» 2,793,538 Inc. 27.087
--jsit •897268 $470,049 Dec. $73,681
,•5,4^11 .—.. 086-281 2.04t,854 Poo. 354.548
«ef.c!t J2.OS-.K& f 2.518.773 D«c.Ji_S,S_4
c *--» I * sl * Us. wUch la in Mtigatloa, Is not
-___£
«E__» IT-EK-gTH * T~7ENTT-__tJ!TH BTREE.T.
tester «_-•- J-1-* 80^ —
»t,«_s_an f H'*i!J $33.4*0 lao, c*o46
£eagm*Btm 52.200 37.022 Daa. 4.822
jwesn-acs $».»« SX4IB Inc. £0,8.3
jbcocm — ..... 334 SIS Dee. 1
--_{ •rren* ._-. $8,610 $2,743 tea. $6,997
j£_ (_-.-!«> «■»> 21.769 Ino. 181
S__tt $12,340 f1a.026 Deo. $6,636
jgtjT-SECOXX) STREET. MAXHATTAICVII_I_Q a g_".
nt-holas avextje.
Saettr *-"*^. •"-"■• 30—
gs\crr.!r.;r» J-55.145 $215,258 Ino. $3*887
gasf exp«rje« ■ ■ lS^flOl 1T4.495 Dtc. 15.894
jfj»_l«rfr.J. •?3 L s** 540.753 Ino. J55.451
0* »*■»• 1..088 -2..7S D«c. 6.133
jßaJ&coe. .-.- O«-«7 »63.53» Ino. *M._CS
fStic-trfea >. t».04. 09. mi Ino. 43
«£« fl-.50_ »J35,662 Ino. $50,236
fMKL
•_T DOCK. EAST BROADWAY A BATTERY.
Caster *_4e2 Jus- SO —
m «s!sn •11V!5 101,674 Inc. $»,825
tjtaflat «i; e-se. . . 100.750 07,928 Ino. 3.702
H**fm $40.7«» $4,640 Inc. $3^123
B*el_oo_u» 14,Sl<i 14,2-0 Ino. 260
S_a!ccoi_» $53,279 115.596 Inc. $3«.353
»ic_irge« 48.478 40,15. Inc. £31»
t3__e •• $a*Bol •ja.sea mo. j_s.oe«
«D«_3t
< » __»-_> n raTAER Et_COrB.IC
jjirer eai!«- J>__« 80—
Gra_«_i_i-g» $98,715 $*S,BS» Dea $11,124
djrtSSg «n>«=t_» . . ««.7SS 74,646 D-c. 10.08S
s««_n_re_ .._.. $17,927 $13.»»3 I>«0. $1,000
CSrincorr.t 641 673 Deo. 132
S3l SMS:* .._».. $16.46S $t0.«64 DM. $I.lßs
. chi-T-s «. 26.474 26. .'.90 Ia«. £-4
: neslt _. 55.006 $5,824 Inc. J2.052
RMCW.
;x-«r taSed June —
£-__ _-_!___ $94,872 $68.11» Inc. $11,763
Sjatac «_pens_«.. 5*. 620 65.709 Dec 10.089
SK«_n:lr^. .._,.. $341262 $14,410 Ino. $21,843'
I |_v_S_c_s* .-_.... 37 *253 Inc. SftJ
»tliKm» ..... 536.259 $14,117 Ino. $-3,173
** terse* 27.35S 25.518 Dtc. 1.182
1 ft** $8,603 *$14.401 Ins. $23,804
] "5-A
TiiLtflT-^OLIiTH STREET.
Srw er.ied Tan« SO-
4»«rr:nini $133,563 $141.504 Deo. 82««1
I tmOSt fAjUll— 46,812 C 2.061 Dee. 5.249
V. e_rslr_^ $31,751 $«9.143 Inc. $Z»W>*
too- lEonie ....... 875 BJB — — -
T«tl to«rr.« $92.C2<? t90.01« Inc. $2 r»yt
I_ei citrges 17.86S 17.7b« Inc. 89
(oji'js {74.758 $72._38 Hie. $2.8_0
I ODOtT.
CaiMr *Ti3eas Jun. 90—
«*i«Kii!r^« $410. $377,611 Inc. $32.5*7
(fenGa? f •■••-»-. 254,9<59 269.720 Deo. 14.751
Manilla 155. 70» $10?.«» l Inc. $47,018
Ottr lneei-e 29,062 51.90S Dec 2.841
*_Jlar»m« $12<Ve47 $76.1«* Ino. $50,459
JsH e_i.f«_ >. M __.«» 81,765 Inc. 11.154
Iniw ." j(3.7_-'* $44,423 Inc. $3».3<"'5
Jsttas RJJ-_- ... 60.507 1M.786 Deo. 26.273
I _j_j r _nau_ $174,235 $161203 Ire. $13,032
SOUTHEEH PACIFIC'S GAIN.
__.*E_;g- of the Eouthem Pacific for the year
mki June SO, 1306, show an increase In gross of
fan, and an increase in net of $3,455,503, as com-
I«M with the year before. Results were better
tie ta any jrece<llngr year of the company's hls
*T. tad fully -wirrant a (ilstribution to the holders
£te common stock. The balance, after the pre
ferrt tixi&tz.*. amounts to $18,790,834. equal to a
S3« more than 9 per cent on the common stock..
5«051ed earnings fol'.'iw:
19M 1505. IW4.
;* re=e!rt« - .-19.1 IS 1M.140.50 $05.52_.W2
asc_*s. taiea. etc.. T'J.&56.649 6 s— ,aa> C 6.-24. .0o
Sc. «_n:!r.fs CS3.OC4M $31,546,962 •2».2BtV2ST
■» Jaootr.# 3,454.345
„>_: bnaw "«3^ 4«i*..6n9 »31.84f1.5<f12 $20.209._5T
•*•■. etr „ 1«,8_5.896 15.tyi8,542 _0.80e.2U
.S-Sem .... "12_.590.713 JL2.{*3.420 55,«J2.<>79
■*W.a&_ttton,eta 151.447 113.593
. ! =7 in .: la i'.-.-s. 121,600.719 $12,431.97. $8,bT8.453
;»___; pfj. 41r.\. J.T»5'J^7& ■
*■"■»» fI&TMLSM — — -
J:** !s char^Pd in the above, expenses anl
•**■ and crecired to reserve fund for betterments
~»«r_or_l__ry repairs, subject to the action
~.*7* •*!■ of directors, the sum of $2,117,286. The
t* weiit to this res* rve or protection fund as of
25 «. UQB. wIQ be about $4,200,000.
UNION PACIFIC'S EARNINGS.
tji* preliminary statement of the Income account
*JH« t"r.:o_ Pac:f:c Company for the year ended
S5 * e-ows _.-i Increase in gross earnings of
SS?* 8 * an '"Cf^ase In net of 5_,553,£34, com
*^-* 0!1 htaf made Tt-lth the same time a year ago.
tte PaTTr.ent of ail expenses and charges
?"• *«» : - surplus of ta.3Ca.844 available for dlvi
vil* preferred dividend called for J3.952.0K,
y£S' : f b - la -''-'o of J_s^_.&,Sl_, equivalent to up
*'** -Sptr cint on the common stock. Detailed
,"^ lni coaparc! -■ •:. the two preceding years,
era, - 1C7.261J543 $53.324.949 $53,27«,_31
E^JtJI* I**1 ** ■ |«7.2»!54S $.V.324.949 ttt,2V.'.2?A
«=: taxes.. 86,8e3,773 31>«2,714 31->.40i.4-33 l ->.40i.4-3
6-kr ? rr!a » ??K:i7 :« f_7.462._35 »24.7<i1,7»»1»
= a =* «.7«7,4»1 <5.41<6.753 4,256.544
ft__?M^_S S3B.oes.acn i»b.««.»4 «2r*.048/--?_
•■•**» 5.5.53.416 1_,15_,342 12,42_JJ-_
C_S_?*J; J_», 20LM4 J22.«».C52 »16,61!>.<»3j
n '-^M 21.143 21,1)43
■
a t014_8_«... 3.1»b..K.-;_ 3.»!r..35« 3.382,_3«
2tr * F23.2J] I |U.«a :51 J1ZC14.629
,-V >r * :*: * charg#a in tho above enpenscs and tax^s
fH r^** :t ** t0 O» rwne fund for betterment,
< 2~-" ) S* !!t ' pej^-a; an( j extraordinary repairs, sub
il^ l t n of Urn board of directors, th«
;-cv M Total cn»fl!t to th!» reserve or
t____i? fiJC<! fl3 ot June 80. -•. will be about
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
••j*jj* »? CS«-rl«_ !• Barney & Co.. No. 25 Pifi
{•cii,;.,,.'* an^J .\o. I_2 South 4th etreet,
**O-,,, 814. Ask*..i ' BM. A*re4.
'■ « "• ■ '
*»l_iS'"-— - ••"'i M PMla <•■ . . CO r.<>"i
,M TI Jf '*• 4 •■■■, do pref fit ' ':'«
3»»>iVV *» w*p-_EBc.../:eMi .^
,«Tr r f '^ '** "4 1 * P^nn Steel C 0... «'» '.-
SSw? fcLi- J8 71. I ir> rr. 1 .:• - MM
?*: .'• •> vu * 1 • , %l PMla El*e Co h'4 S .'. -:<J
J*j'v ,ICo, ICo - 71 73 I'hlla & Erie Oi '■■
• lff »^n> -r AB! - U llUi I'Wla B«n Tr.... SO S>»H
i* "Vrf .T :mc - i" 17 Sun Iron & Steel, li l\
v' A - iO% 23 iSrcoke>eß Tow... 25 2*<
*Jrt, ; ,, a , v K^Vj 109 |Tl<:ew_t<"r f*l»-el.. % 1
|SE« •"■ :': ' "7 ■« 78 I »!i:niort Traction... ".'•!.
**^_b*_V. ; — r » 1% Cn Ga» lm» O». . «7,4 K%
SI
% p EONW!.
N* ppay' ay SgJ ° l JOl^'Thiia Elec 45.... 70«4 71
Jjr-^, ,° 48..HW* 100V4! do bs .. i'»w VYI
I'^i 107 Phil* Co 5t 103H 104
rl**^-4..1U2*r I **^- 4..1U2* :ug i
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
Flour bbfci »«--. «04 Orangea (Cal). cases... 800
-nour" Back. i_-!u-iS, rapeß <Cal) - <****■-. 1.23«
likiriMi St." 1».<*44) £ lun » (Cal), crates. ...4 675
a bUSh :::::::::: l-ssoirowt^i, bbii "'.V.'.V.V. is
gg: r.::::::::;: 1^;^^. ::::::::: I
Jlllir»ed. tona „ 7»ißuav bass B laJS
iUr-. bale. MoOUcaka.7E, ""JS
P^fhHi bUSh 24.000! OH. lub. bills CO
HeJ-" 180 Olio atock. i.kgi |J0
Bee». tea ••• «i:ppanuu. bags 250
P^k i!h! ne<M - caM 149| Tobacco. hhds £5
jw*. b &::::::::: S Tobacco, tierces £0
*ia_f<9. pt«, 80 Tobacco rkes 700
L-Keii'. ::::::: 10 Woo£ sacks i
Lard, tierces Ms 4 Irtle! bales r^
ft
Live poultry, crate. ... 62 , Win™ (Cal). bbJs " . ! ! . 450
\ EXPORTS.
Corn, bush 3,B«oipttch bhl« s TS
p££ b Sh 2.OZV R n( .a p^tro. ga1a..1.?Kt.340
Ij,^", I*,.*, 3 " Cottonseed oil. gals. l.'.r.ir.
Pr"r •£?? _ —5 LuNrlcatlns oIJ. sal. 119 100
Flour, sack, ..... ?;£i • «J
H^7" 1.1 3>"> Haconß. Tb 746.026
gWSiii-::::: l^^^^ ■::::;— I BiS
unmeal, T?) _3.M><> Gr»aso Tb ... 82 000
SlS* mS* «-"••• lSOlßutter.' m ..V: 14 sort
Roan. bb iS .pole-*-; ib .......:: v»,9»
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron' f'^ 0 , 1 f(3^- $1 ? » I Cotton. mi<3al!n» .... 10.30
Ptpel rails ° 2 BOft - i§ .*> susar. No 7 Ri0.... 814
Steel rails 2S 00 Susar, granulated .. 490
t£ke copper ingots, is 7.1 Mnimani O X prim. 83
£} . ■••• 41S7HjBeef. family .... 18 2T.
KTrhap.re lead fi 75 I Beef ham*. a 75
rrhl.t •••••;••• 6 OT. I Tallow, prime 5
JVh«at *^o 2red... 77H Pork, mess IS 50
Flour, Mp!i patents. 440 '" H
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
i-^-tpt-^ --. _, New York. A-irart 1«. lOCe.
w** EH— The coffee market was active and firm <lurlrc
xo-,.ay s traain on local hull sur.'v>rt. r>.:ropean bujinur
»JuL«° sof shorts - Th « opening n-ns steady at an
aa\-ance of 5 to 15 points, anl the close was firm at an
advance of 20 to 25 points. Sales for the day were re
ported of 128,800 lags. Ther» was nothlne In th« day's
news to explain the «dvanclnjc tendency of the n.fir-
Tiet, which originated In the European markets. Havre
—■a. 1*1 2*2 * francs above- t!ie.clo«ln- figures of la?t Tue?-
Cay. and Hamburg not only held her pood gain of the
previous day. but advanced another *«©t_ pfennig. Eu
rope was a pood buyer in the local market, and. according
to all accounts, was ai»o a buy<^r In Brazil. This natu
rally enrued so— lo chapg* 1 in the status of the valoriza
tion scheme. Owing to the holiday In th« primary mar
sets there were no official cables, and no private cables
were received, so far as could be learned, regarding val
orization, and the local trade «at Inclined to the opinion
that 6ometh!ng may have taken place abroad with recard
to the Brazilian loan, although nothing definite rouM be
learned in this direction. One of the day'? rumors was to
the fffect that a large line of lone coffee had been liqui
dated in private afier th«» cjose of business the previous
day, and that certain Ftrontr interests which have been
short of the market were taking the l-m>c siil<». but no
basis could be found for this renort. At any rate. th»
marjset was active, as Indicate'! by the sales, and prices
recovered nearly half of the recent loss durinp the s?s-«
Finn. The market for spot coffee was steady, with quota
tions on the. basis of S**c for Rio No 7.
The rang ? of contract prices In the local markets to-day
was as fallows:
T_ster-
Openln^. H'.jrh. Low. Close. day.
August , — — — 7.<«>.(7.<>" •»:.%
t-'-rtember fI.W 7.00 c.5» 7.<vv=7.lrt 8.73
October 7.00 7.00 7.<X> 7.0R«7.10 fi.SO
November ..» — — — 7.104T7.20 8.90
December 7.'.<> 7.25 7.10 7.2<i'a7._5 «.!>5
January .._. 7.!.'. 7.15 7.15 7.30®7.35 7.05
February.... — — — 7.35@7.-0 7.10
March 7.30 7.4."> 7.30 7.45^7.50 7.20
April — — — 7.5* ."3 7.2-1
May 7.45 7.55 7.45 7.55®7.60 7.93
June — — — 7fi0©7.«8 7.40
July 58 7.65 1.55 7.65«7.70 7.45
OOTTOX— Th9 cotton market was fairly active to
day, and after making a r.ew low re ord during the early
ee?slon eteadied up on covering; and a littl« buying, which
seemed to be for the account of strong Interests. Th»
close was very steady at p.n advance of 4 points on Au-
KURt, t.ut generclly unchanged to 4 points lower. Sales
for the day wen) estimated at 300. 0n0 balea. The market
cr-en«d steady at an advance of 1.2 points on covering
of aborts and in sympathy with higher Liverpool cables.
Private advices from Liverpool were bullish, statin* that
the market wan heavily short, that : : '>uthern spots were
heM relatively firr, and that there was a better demand
from spinners, but after Belling another point or two
Mg-her the local marktt wakened under a renewal of
bear pressure and liquidation and Liverpool followed the
decline. The weather map marie a favorable showing, ac
cording to general opinion, and selling hero was also in
spired by the fact that crop complaints are showing com
paratively little decrease. At the low points October
touched 9 82c. December 9.42 c and January 9.51 c. or 809
points net lower. At this level the buying seemed to be
a llttlu better anl It was rumored that some of the
strongest bears were covering. This attracted a little
buying tot a turn, end the tone during the late session
■was almost firm. Southern spot markets were unchanged
to He lower. Receipts of new crop cotton In the South
■west continue to increase, but It Is Bald that engagements
for September shipment are heavy and that the new crop
!s not likely to become anything more than a sentimental
weight on the market for some time to « me.
The rar.gs of contract v ' «■ In the loral market to-day
ton as follows:
T".«ter-
O->enin3;. High. Low. Close. day.
August 917 9.17 9.12 O.l«g».2O 9.12
September 8.20 !"•-''■■ 0.1.'. 6.24?i0.2fl i< 24
October 9.42 0 43 9 52 0.40G9.41 4O
Kovenber »49 fi .V) 840 8.4659.47 9.4t}
IVcember 9.P2 954 9.42 P.BO®« 51 9 51
Tar--ar-- 9.62 9.G2 8.60 &.5750.58 <.>•'')
February — — — »«2@9.64 9.66
March 9.74 0.75 9.63 ».f1ß®©.69 0.73
.April — — — 8.70«».72 9 74
May . 0-S2 8.82 970 9.7729.79 9.80
The local market for spot cotton was quiet, with price*
unchanged at 10.30 c for mi-Idling upland and 10.65 for
rr.IC'JM::,- Gulf. Southern rpot markets were telegraphed
as Hows: Galveeton steady, Ho lower at 10 1-1 6 c; sales,
I.IS'S bales. Mobile dull, not quoted. Savannah, <*ssy, l«ol «o
lower .-•■ 9 L3~_<3c; sales. 140 balos. Baltimore nominal.
J *o lower at 10Vc. Augusta quiet, %c lower nt lO'A:;
sales, 19<> u.l-*. St. Louis quiet, He lower at lo'.c.
Cbsrleaton DOtntc-J. New Orleans lrr«gu!ar. I-160 lower
at 10 1 ';•>■. sales. ''.."■> bales. Memphis quiet and nominal
at 1*:;1 *:; 6ale6. ."> bales.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
rroderate demand: sales, ft. COO biks; speculation and ex
port, 500; receiDta, 8,000, all American; middling upland,
ii.T£d. Futures opened qul - at 3 i"--!nt« He<-]|r.e; closed
easy, at a net decline of. S&SH points : Augrust, '"< "^7d. Au-
Bust-September. 5.1:: . September-October, S.l6d; October-
November. 5.154; November-Deretntvr, 164; December-
January, 5 I*l-17.. January-Februar>'. B.18d; February-
March, 5.20 d; March-April. 5.22 d; April-May, o._3d; May-
June, 8.24 d. Msncl.c.ter — Yarns move slowly; cloths,
buyers and sellers apart.
FLOUR AND MEAL — The flour market was easy,
but not qootably lower. Bale* included 5, "00 sacks
spring patents to arrive p t. 1,200 spring 1 bakers In
sacks. 1.500 sacks low grade Kansas, l.i'rtQ bbls wlr.tfr
straights and a car of low gra le spring. Spring pat
ents. Si 20-iit't: winter straights. $3<£TS3 "">: winter pat
ents, J3 SO' ; z $4 15: •■?ring clears, $3 4 c '-? S". SO; extra/ No
1 winter, $3 ; ,ii 86; extra No 2 winter. $2 So'i ft "5.
RTE VIjOVR more active; quoted: Fair to good, $3 :!0
QI3 75. choice to fancy. 13 SOTj $4. CORNMEAL
steady; quoted: Kiln dried. J2 80'g$?pn. -is to brand.
BAG MEAL steady; quoted: Fini white and yellow,
$1 20911 25; coarse. $110g|112. TEED — Western,
Quiet; city steady; quot-d: Western spring, $13;
standard middling, 120 in 100 IT. sacks; (lour do. $-.1;
red dog, 124 75, all August shipment; city bran, $19
bulk. $10© S2O CO *acks; middling |21®5 ."0; red dogr.
*25 50; homlr.v chop. t?l bulk. $22-0 sack-; ollmeal,
$30 25 Q $80 78
— WHEAT— Hesitation marked the operations in
wheat to-day. The bearish sentiment amonjf trader
did not finj expression in much sell! because of tha
fact that prices are down around low point of the sear
ton and many think have discounted big crops an pros
pective heavy receipts from the Northwest. At the same
time there was no Important support from any I liter, as
the weather in the Northwestern states remains perfect
and there Is every Indicatloa for an early movement
of spring wheat which must be offset by a big export d»—
maud or prices are likely to suffer. As a result of these
conflicting ld>as, tho market kept within a narrow range
and at the <• ■-• was oniy H_>?ic down from the previous
nlKht, although practically ut lowest point of the year.
In the early trading Minneapolis was a weak, spot, de
clining lc on - iber, owing to liquidation. AH other
markets also or*-ne<r easier, but aft a time steadied up
on a little room covering and some buying for a rally.
This In turn «as followed ty dulness in the afternoon
and a gradual Fettling of price* to lowest point of the
day near the close. Liverpool made a good response to
the weakness on this sld«. cioblng- H'S'fcd' net lower. The
West reported light accept of wheat and nt Minne
at-olls »h»re was a de<-r»ase of 900,000 bi:»>i in stocks,
although it r.-as fr.-^ly predicted that R«iUng against n«w
wheat arrivals would soon be a factor In that marko'..
Total Western receipt- were 9*4.000 bush, against 972.000
b'jfh last year. Exporter* were out of line »H*!n, nn.l for
the day took only about 23 loads in all positions. Uroorn
hall «-st:mat»d that Argentine shipments would b-j
I,'WO.UOO bush, compared with 1^70.000 bush the previous
week. In the afternoon rcportd from lllnn»apuUs note<l a
fairly good <i»-rr.an<i for rneh wheat. The rush market In
New York dewed as follow*: No 2 red 70%e elevator and
77"% c fob afloat- !Co 1 Northern Dulurh. Mac, and No
_ hard winter, 7x^_c fob afloat. CORN — The corn
market started' out weak, owing 10 a decline of Wv'X
at IJverj'ool an<l tna "Price Current" report which
Stated tliat the crop would fully equal last yejr'g pro.Juo
tion an bad benefited Ly recent rains. larger rereipts
In the near future were expected to result from favor
al.le crop ooniltions, ari ibrT* was consldi»rat>le «:o|>
lo-^s e«JI!rK In _*pterr.b»r 'rurlr.tr the day. Around noon
tr.«re ttua a partial recovery, in sympathy with wheat,
but th* ':,!>-■.• worked off again near the clow* to o»-i«i
x,, 'nt of tiie (session. BroomhaU estimated that Ar
[-ntine .hlpment. would bo _.<G.M**> Mi'.h. against 2 «JO.-
Sm bush &a pr-vlou» week. Exporter- took 10 oa<Uu
V,, •> com Iti N-w York was quoted r.iy oievator nn.l .;<-:
"f o"l. wfloat: !Co - white. 62c. nn.i No _ yellow, «lo
f° b at" ■" OATS— Tha market for oats was easier.
>h_ V.rtrvV-Ht being ;» seller. At tim^s there was f'.ir
J-ominlE-irm-hou-e buying, but the weakne«. In other
KVF-M»rket .lull; No 2 Western. «-<- c I I -N*w York
NK w STORK mucks. rpstcr
When': Opening. Hfgh. J>J«r. CJfwe. (lay.
K!^ .::::: »™%l** »- • M
May 6-1- H'* -2** fc " * '
keSnber «H WH BH MS M
■ - '• < .
■ r.J k - •>
MITTAUS— TIN— There was a rnn_«nW£4 fK?*.,,^ £&
Vu'J_r« aV r £l^ rI J^ a !bJ t tne'"irara^o^^pMie 3 availaW.
for Lmnt*}l_le delivery itn.l'-rn hnld»rs \" '■>'"'' ''
their riewa, and tha inarktt is l»enw» an.i , lJ , :1 1 > ' v "' t 1 . r ''
C3u fc: «. . Bid. c Al.Uh: r.r« heard, an.l >0C»e < Uu •."''?* , r «
adclec «s high a* 41.30 c, t*uture- ur« »-««>•. COTPbR
cofitinur. nun in th- local market; wit.j !aK« ( ' u "_''| 1 "
I««i_H<irlS.73c, electrolytic at 1H.37ii.H5.60.: Biid castlns
at 184»15.23c The London market was a stii.de hißnar.
with «pot quoted mi £*3 12. Ed and futures at iB3 Via-
XEW-YOKK DAILY TRlP.rxr. FRIDAY. ATT. VST 17.
LSArv— was no change in the market for lead, with
■Pit qucted at 5.7.">0 In the local market and at £17 In
London. SPELTER also was unch_nped In both, markets,
with spot auoted at B<&tf.lop locally and at _2« l.'s In Lon
aon. IRON was lower abroad, with standard foundry
quote, at 62. (Id and Cleveland warrant* at 53c. Locally
tno market Is reported active and firm: Nk> 2 foundry
Northern is quoted at $10 253*19 30. The market for pi«
Iron certificates at the Produce Exchange was more acUre
and generally higher, sales loo tens October at $18 25.
standard foundry grades are quoted as follows: August
and September, $17 73; October. $18 20, and November and
December, $18.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS— Available supplies of mo
iaaiies are kept In moderate volume by steady withdraw
als on outstanding contracts, and th. undertone of the
market rsmalns firm At recent prices. 89rrup_ continue
in good demand an! price, are steadily held. Quotations
follow: MOLASSES Orleans, centrlfujral, i-ommon.
14Q16c; fair. 16S18c; good, IS<s3»i:-. prime. 2O'i?_r>c: New
Orleans, open kettle, 30038 c. BYRt'PS — Common, 14r«ir>c;
fair. 15®17c; good, lSQ2t>c; prime. 22524 c: fancy, 260280.
OILS— Cottonseed oil was weak an! lower. sal's In
cluded 800 October at 32'jc; 100 do. 3:^. and 200 da,
32% c; 300 September. 3«^.c. and 300 do. M%c; 1.100 De
cember, 20?»c; 100 Ausust. 27?ic: 100 Sontembor. 37c, and
200 November at SOc. Unseed oil was unchanged, r.e
flncd petroleum is moving out steadily at recent prices.
We quote: PETROLEUM, standard white, bbls. "Wo;
1 lllk, 4. We; Philadelphia 7.560: bulk. 4.45 c; retired cases,
• New York. 10.10 c; Philadelphia, 10.0j.\ water white,
New- York, bbls, 9.60 c; bulk. C.soc; Philadelphia. 0.63e;
l,u!k, 1.-..-, water white cases. New York, 15.10 c; Phila
delphia, 13.06 c: COTTONSEED OIL., prime crude, fob
mills, Texas, _S4&2Gc nominal. September; prime sum
mer yellow, Auitust H7.737 : i.:: September, 3Q l s 1 33'> :v »c;
October. S2\SO33%c; November, 2SHO-S%e; Deccmbsr,
29Hi320%i0, and January. 29U@20-Uo: prime white, 43c;
prime winter yellow. 4!lc; UNSEED Oil.. American seed.
c:iy raw, R«!g?,Oc; out-of-town raw, 37^380; Calcutta
raw, We; LARD Oil* CB%©7oHc.
PROVISIONS— Up to the last hour provisions were firm
and higher on light receipts and strong live hops. Offer
ing:) were llcht. packers bought ribs and them was a
good cash demand. Realizing at th« advance, with the
weakness In grain, accounted for most of the late re
action. Chicago receipts. 13.<i00 hofcs; estimated for Fri
day. 12.000; Kansas City. 0,000; Omaha. 9.000. and the
West, 57,000. POIIK— Quoted: Me?s, .<!>* -53$lft 75;
family. $18 50©$18; short clear, 17^$!J>. BEEP- Barely
steady. Quoted: Mess, $B^?S .-,(>; family Sl<vg*l" .'.«: pack
et, |SoO©|9; extra India mess, $IC-jfsHs 50 REEF HAMS
—Quiet. Quoted at $21t;$__ .'.o. DRESSED — Firm.
Quoted: Bacons, SHe; 180 tb. B%c 180 Ib, 9' ■; 140 !b.
'••Vie; pica. »%01Oc. CUT MEATS — bellies quiet
Quoted: Smoking; 12% ©13 c; VI n.. l_c; 12 Ib. HHo: 14
Ib. lie. Pickled shoulders dull; 'ted at SU@B4lc.
Pickle, harna steady; quoted at llgl^'j' - TAI*LOW—
Steady. City. sc; country. 4%95%c. LARD —
Quoted: Mid.lle West prime, 8.70@8.75e City lard steady;
quoted at &Vje. Refined lard steady. Quoted: South
America. 10c; Continent 0.2. .c; Brazil kt-gs, 10.50 c. Com
pound (julet; quoted at 7\;7V. .- 1 i:\RI.TB—
Quoted: Oleo, loo; city lard stearins. lOVic
KICE — Rice is in moderate demand in the local mar
ket, but advices from the South continue bullish as to
the extent of supplies and views of holders. Prices
are firm at recent figures - Quotations follow: Domes
tic, screenings. S>i©3%c; second heads. 4<gi4Uc; choice
heads, 4 *4 4 % o ; fancy heads, 5®SV4c: extra fancy
heads. Ss.!j?6c: Japan, domestic. 4 % _* 4 i c : Patna, BH
$s^c; Java. 4T4©5Hc; Rangoon. in bond. 2 4'!?-^:c.
SUOAR — Roflned sugar hold steady, with withdrawals
on Old contracts fairly liberal, but new business qi:!->t
on the last quoted basis of 4. SOc. less 1 per on; for
cash, for granulated. Prices quoted are net. less 1 per
cent for cash: Cut loaf and crushed, r..60c; mould A.
S.^o; cubes. 5.15 c; XXXX powdered. 5.0r,c: powdered,
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. sc: Kaslo con
fectioners' granulated. 5.1."c; Eapie coarse ar.d extra
fine prar.ulated. sc; Ka?le. 2 Tb cartons. 2 r> b.iK? and
E rr> bairn of fine granulated, 5.05 c: Ka^le fine or stand
ard granulated and diamond A, 4.!>oc; confectioners' A,
«.7"e: No I, 4.5"c: Nos 2 and 3. 4.50 c; No 4. 4.40 c: No
.'.. 4.3."'-: No 6. 4.30 c: No 7. 4.:.ic: No S. 4.1'0c; No 9.
4 16c; No 10. 4 10c; No 11. 4.05 c: No 12, 4c : So* 13, 14
and 15, 3.P.'c. The world's visible supply of sugar is
cabled at ?,170,000 tons, compared with 1,(20.000 same
time last year. London market for sugar beets was
quiet, but withoiit notable char.ge, with August at 8s
HUd end September at Ss lO^d. Locally •ondtttons
were unchanged, with the mark.? steady at 3 T -ic for
98 decrees test centrlfucal. 3^c for muscovado. 89 te^t,
and 3 l-16ffi'3'4c for S3 test molasses sugar. Sales were
reported of 1,500 tons old crop Javas from store here
to Arbuckle. private terms; it was generally supposed
to be at *%r. duty paid, 35 test, taken in store, lighter
age for buyer's account.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. August 16. 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS — Weakness is still shown on, ail
white varieties. Trade Is exceedingly dull and some
holders are anxious to sell. Enough business lias been
done In red kidney this week to make a pretty firm
feeling; sales at $3 07"-'y$3 10. California lima in fair
Jobbing demand at J2 S3. Scotch peas steady. We
quote: BEANS, marrow, choice., per bush, $2 901? $2 95;
fair to good, $2 50S'$3 85; medium, choice, $1 75iJ
$180: common to good, $lSO0fl7O; pea, choice,
t167H05160; fair to pood. $143?i1155; red kidney.
choice, S3 ri7'i3 10: fair to good, $3 75'3>53; white
kidney, choice, $3@i3 16: black turtle soup, |3 15 -It
$3 3.".: yellow eye, $1 55; lima. California, l? 85;
OBEBN PEAS. Scotch. $115@$117U|.
BUTTER — to-day. 7.034 pkgs. The general
market is unchanged. There is demand enough to
absorb about all of the fancy fresh creamery th^t ar
rives and the feeling on such is fairly firm. Two or
three sales under tha call on 'change this morning at
SSe, ar.d that price was current from store. Leaving
butter that Is not acceptable to the highest class of
trade, the demand Is rather sla<rk and there is a full
supply offered. Exporters are not operating and re
ceivers do not care to put these goods away. A very
table part of the business is In range of 21 _>
22 1 -;?. more faulty lots going below the in.'ido flsTure,
while the extras, as stated above, bring 23c. Ladles
and packing stock hold up pretty well, but are quiet.
Renovated in moderate request. We quote: Creamery,
extras, S3 to i>s score, per Tb. 22 l a(3 23a (Mercantile
Exchange official quotation, extras, 22^c); do rlrst!».
2<< '■■: v :.■■■. do seconds, 191T20C; do thirds. 17^..- 1 ; c;
state dairy tubs, fresh, fancy. 21%{j 2_e; do firsts, 19',
_52OHe: do seconds, IST; 19c: do thirds. 16 '-i 'if 17 c ;
Western imitation creamery, extras. 19® 19 He; do
first*. 17H018O; renovated, extras. 19 Hi? 20c; do firsts.
liJtflS**-; do seconds, 1>;%17c; do thirds. 14®lSc;
Western factory, firsts, 17 4c; do seconds, .? 17c; do
thirds, 14H©15^4c; packing stock. No 1. 17c; do No 2,
1.-,-., n 1 .-, i^n: do No .1. H^lac.
CHEESE — Receipts to-(Jay. 2.450 boxes. With still
higher prices paid In the country, firm foreign and
Canadian markets and stocks of fancy cheese cleaned
up closely, the feeling Is very firm ami tendency toward
higher prices, though no chango has been made as yet
in the official quotations. Skims fairly active and firm
for finer grades. Liverpool cable. 59s for colored and
5Ss for white. We quote: State, full cream, '.area,
fancy, 11% ©11 Tic; do fair to good. 11',; 114 c; do
email, fancy, lli»91l%c; do fair to good, 10«i©lH4o;
do Inferior, !< ; if l!il !i! t c; do half skim?, small, beat, 9 5
:<\r. do large, best, 9c; do part skims, prime. 7»i'#
SHe; do fair to good, 6 'i (57140; do common, 4 / g i sc; do
full skims. 2T?3c.
EOGS Receipts to-day. 18.197 cases. There Is a,
good steady outlet for all the fine, fresh eggs that ar
rive, and values for such are firmly maintained, bat
the great bulk of the receipts from all sections contain
so many badly heated eirs»- that it is hard to find a
place for them, and prices In consequence are Irregu
lar, with some pressure to move them more promptly.
Prime dirties inquired for and firm. Oth-ir grades
slow. Wo quote: State, Pennsylvania and nearby
■elected, white, fancy, 2'4®Jnc; do choice, 22©23 c; do
ordinary to good. 195J21c: do mixed, extra, 22'g!230;
do extra. firsts, 20ti'21c: do firsts, 18ft919e; Western
selected, best. 19@19Hc: do firsts, IS^ISUc: do sec
onds. 16'3^17»ic; do thirds. liViOKc; dirties, 123
14»«c; c»i«;cks. eoiZHe.
FRISTS — — Fancy h»nd picked appl*» of de
slrable varieties are scarce nnd firm; un'Tergrudes quirt.
Pears generally quiet, with a fair demand for prime .
lota of the better varieties. Teaches In heavy supply, !
stock coming In all hours of the morning and prices very
irregular, with a lower average. Grapes ab^ut steady.
Western musluneloni easier and nearby stock b»«insr pen
erally of poor quality, is pressed for sale at low and
Irregular prices. Watermelons about steady for rrlme
laic* occasional lots of extra fancy exceed quotations.
Pineapple, in light supply and firm. We quote: APPLES,
Alexander, good to choice., per double head bbl $_,■>.»
(gJ3f^)- do L*uchc»s an/1 Maiden Blush, $2Z>l?s3 25; do
Holland Pippin fi-o'iiSS; do Orange Pippin an! A;
trachan $2©s2 60; do ordinary to fair. $1 2Ti'3sl 75: do
onen head bbl •* Ir"S1 r " S- C* ' : do Jersey, per '-j bbl basket,
r,Oc«Tj-i 73- do per bush basket or box. r_>g'7sc: PEARS.
Southern 'L« Conte per bbl. Sl«rs3 60; do Kiefter. *1»
■2 2B' do Ciapp'e Favorite. $2fts3 25; do per keg. $1»?
$1 rv> : do Hartlett. per bbl. /mMiTi, do per l i bbl
bTsket ;3c_'fl 2">- flo Tyson, per bbl, tl 50®$S: do Flem
ish? Beauty. $1 2.'."i*l 60; do nearby, $ISsl 75; PLUMS,
I <»r carrier 0Oc®fl: do per quart, SS5c; do per 1" Tb
basket. l2@lQc; PEACHES, uprlver, per crate. 73 S
$1 "5- do upriver and Jer?ey, p»'r basket, lOQ^Oc; do
Western Maryland and Weft Virginia, per carrier, '■"■ .:'
$•• 50- <<o per basket, 55985e; do Maryland and Dela
ware, per carrier. fiOc(gs2; d • per basket. SOfi'-Sc:
GRAPES Champion, upriver. per carrier. SI; "80" Mary
land and Delaware, "£•:; do Moore's Early. 7BcC'*l:
BLACKBERRIES, per qt. ««12c; HUCKUEBBRRIES
per qt P©l2c: MU3KMELONS. Jersey, per bush box
or basket 30c9t1; do Baltimore, per crate 60c352 73:
do per basket, 25c®$l 25: do •'■' '-' Maryland and Dela
ware per era-, 40c@?l; do pet basket. 40®750; do
Norfolk per t;'V-<Tt crate, '.■';■■• do Tennesse per.
crat« 70c052; do Colorado, *4fis6; WATERMELONS,
Virginia, per 100, ?S*|l6; do Virginia, North Carolina
and Man-land via rail, per carload. $1003*300; PINE
APPLES. Florida, per crate, 5125253 75; do Cuban,
78c©H 73.
HOPS — The market continues In a very firm position.
with spot goods not offering en the local market to any
extent. A _m_!l sale of states is reported at slight over
13c-. while Pacifies aro held at 14©170, according to
quality. Oa the Const continued activity In reported In
contracts, with as H&h as 180 paid. The crop continue*
to look well, though some complaint of yield being; da
creased by the protracted (spell of dry and hot weather.
In New York State fine growing weather is reported ana
picking has commenced in t/i« early yard*: qualities of
the .arly camples ara exceedingly fine an.l hops h»-H at 22
®-.'c. Hckingr in the late yards will begin within te n
days We quote: Slate, lirt* choice, per Tb. 13!U15c;
do common to fair, 12c; do Pacific Coaat. lIRiG, choice,
17'iflbc: do good to prime. 153111 c; do common to fair.
_-m>l4c: ,1 : 11*14, lOtTllc.
POULTRY — ALlVE— Receipts to-day. 9 ears by
freight and about 1 car by Mpreas. Spring chicken
icntiniie in sjood demand and clearing up pretty closely,
but fowls tending to drag. Other live poultry un
changed. We quote: CHICKENS, spring. Western. pe*
lt> UVio; do Southern and Southwestern, Me; fowls.
r . r Ib 13c old roosters, per IT), Be; TURKEYS, per Tb.
13c; DUCKS, spring. Long Island, per n>. l:!ii<3l3c:
do Western, old. pur pair, 70080 c; do Southern ana
Southwestern, 30ft SOc; GEESE, Western, per pair.
Il_s©slsO; do- Southern and Southwestern, SOc;
PIGEOKS, per pair. 2002-C. DRESSED -Fowls con
tinue in moderate supply and held about steady, but
selling -lowly. Spring chickens in very light supply,
with fancy grades scarce ami cult- firm, with occa
sional s;il?3 even hither than we quote Considerable
quantities, howav-r, of both fowl* and chickens arriv
ing Fhort of ic* and more or less out of condition, ar.d
they have to be forced for sale at low and Irregular
prices. Nearby spring ducks plenty and Blow Squabs
i-low. Wa quote: FKE3H 1.1. nil ICED—TUR
KEYS. per tb, UOISc; ■ HICKENS. spring. Phlla.iel
phia dry picked. 3 to 4 th average to pair, far.cy, 23Tb
do over 4 Ib. 21023 c; <!<> ■ raga run. 17® 19c;
do New York and Pennsylvania, dry picked. lS^g 19o;
do Western dry picked, fancy, i R. and over to pair.
JGc; en avnrai,-<», 14Q)15c;; U> scalded, Bey 4 Tt> and
over to p-ir. 1^<"; do average, 14015 c; do Southern
and Southwestern, ay-rase r '*o. 14 it lie; <lo poor, low
13c; fowls. Philadelphia, dry picked, per tt», ll'j'ai
14c; do Western, ilry ptckivl, medium sir", selected,
13 : jc; do h*-avy. 13c; do averagß run. IS-: fi>» poor in
medium, 10'<i;12">c; do Southern und Bouthwo3fern.
13 l ic; do Western, scalded, medium el-*, selected,
13 '-c tio average rut.. 13c; do poor to medium. 10©
12',«; do Southern und Southwestern. _O013Hc; old
cocks, dry picked an 1 scalded, per IT). »'ic; pUCKS.
-pring:. Long Tislnnd und Enstern, 12«>12H C ! do other
neiirl.i-. l"c- <lo oJd Lone Islumi nnd other nearby. 10c;
GEEBE. spring. Eaatern. white. IS-'j -''"•; HQUABS.
prime, ;..•■•. wkltr per dosen, $15001- «S: do mixed.
|I.sestS4; da lark. 11 2-012 S7; -lo culls. 50«:6H'?.
I-OTAT«)t:>« AND VEGETABLES Iteceij.tß of potatoes
were quite liberal to-day and the market rule, less ilrm.
6*ft potatoes In light pupply ani firm. Cucumbers fa
voring buyers Cucumber piiklts of fancy quality nrra;
uiiil«>rcr-J'«'S neglect*.'. Corn steady. Lima b«'an» fairly
!!rm for Choice lots, with a few sales ■■' v- ry fancy at a
slight premium Fancy lettuc* commands h!_n pr.oe*.;
ordinary stock i..-!»-d. Onions generally »l«-a'1y West
ern S| York r*"aa firmer. Strin< beaiiH rul« »-asl*r. 1o
ni«.ti»(?B <iull nnd ummpmved. iH> quote: J'OrATOKS,
Urns Island, per bbl. $1 COCSI 7.7. do Jer-ey. . o ; md SI 117
{til .".(>; >io lons. *1 -S'lrtlS': do -er bas. *14O»»1 4u: c!o
Southern, per MM, V _.V<(Jl _<t; do second* and" cull. isr<j
fl .-'.,, I'OTATOEB, Jersey, new. No 1, per *i bbl
basket. $1t55C»175; do culls. Toofill; do ■*« t *"»gi o '>
No i. per bbl. |3 _-Q43 76 do North Carolina. ?--U*3 ..(
do Southern culls. 11 23|m M); YAMS, Southern, white,
$l^."«f-__: do r»"i. Sl-i?*i; MEETS, per 100 bunches. SI:
CARROTS, p*r bbl. $18*2: CABBAGES. Lone Island and
Jersey. per 100, |_$$3; CUCUMUBUS, Jersey and L"n«
Island, per box. ."WKafiOc; do Long Island, per bbl. $!&*-:
do Rocklantf County. »1 50<352; do Albany and Buffalo, per
basket. 75c©$l; CUCUMBER PICKLES, Western New
York, por basket. $lf?*l 80; do Itocklacd County. pe*
I.WIO, WBs3_o: do Jersey. $150®J2 6O; do jwr nfcl, Xl'tf
$3; CORK, Long Island, per I<*>. St«#l -3: do Hacken
sack. Jli!>! '■'-, do Mor.mouth County. 60c© 1 !!; do Soutn
Jersey. «Wj#.sc; CELERY, state nnd Michigan. per
sen. ISO-**" 1 : do Jersey, per dozen stalks. 10S3oc;
CAULXFLOWBRS. I_)r.g Islan.l. j>*r bbl. BCc •*•<►: a"
state, per eugsj- Dbl. $«1!)$7; EGGPLANTS, Jers-y per
bbl, $1 do per Va bbl basket. 60c; do per hex, £i.r«4t>c;
LIMA BEANS. Hackensack. per bap, $1 260#l ap.-*>
South Jersey, potato, per bag. *I£sl 25; flo Hat. 'iCBJJ:
A> rotato. per '> bbl basket. SI.JI »>: do fiat, 75cSfl;
do Inferior. SOO'Sc; do Maryland, per basket. CO-?3»l;
r.FTT! atat- p«r V» bbl basket, 75cS$l o<>: do per 2
dozen box. T.V'.;.<l 25: do nearby, per bbl. 3Octf9l; * p«r
baSket 60<g"5c; ONIONS. Conaoctlcnt. whit*, per bbl, WO
$4: do red" *1 735*2; do yellow. $2#s2 25; do Orange
county, whit*, per bag. $1 7.V353; do yellow, $1 50C»l •-:
do re.i (10(150; do Pennsylvania, yellow, per basket.
?1 12091 2.1; do Shelter Island, per bbl. $2£52_5; Jo other
Long Island and Jeroey. red. $1 73«52; do yellow. (1 .3
4, ; ?-_5- do Jersey, white, per basket, (1 25 _*l 50: do
yellow 81"3$1 do state, white, per crate, *1 _i»
SI 75; OKRA. Southern, per carrier, and Jersey per
1.000. $Ku.<l2:i; PEPPERS. Jersey, per bbl. **: «™
per '.j bbl basket. BOefiOo; do per box. 30©4<V^: do Nor
folk. r"r basket or crate. 000700; PDAS. Western New
Ynrii, large, per basket. 75c#$l 25; do per bag. «ocO
St 12; STKINa BEANS, state, green, per basket, Sl£»
•126; do wax, "!ic<3il; do per bag. 75c#*l: do nearby
p._- basket or bag. erv»73o; SQUASH, marrow, per_ bbl.
7Scesl; do yellow, crookneck and white, So_!73c' TOMAf.
TOES, nearby Jersey, per box. _53«0c; do South Jersey.
20fi50c; TURNIPS, Jersey, rutabaga, per bbl, 730.
HAY AND STRAW— HAY— Receipts moderate, on.
there is no trade, encouragement for the deliveries. TOO
chief rim of demand is •till directed to top grades of old.
row scarce, and well euro! new. Selected western oo
talns most of the best demand; good Invoices of State,
however, may shortly enlarge. The market is likely to
run through the remnant of summer before Important lull
trading can be resumed. In the mean time all low quail
ties will rule Irregular. We Quote: Prime, lar^e _ hh * le *
per 100 in. SI 05; Wo 1. OoofcSl; No 2. 83ig02*.0: No 3. 139
800- shipping. 60©C0c: clover, mixed, best. BOSS3c; do
other. 00«rT0o; do clear. 65^7'-^. Weetern hay, as a. rule,
undersells State. 100 per I<"> It). STRAW— Straw atill
holds an easy tone under the moderate, wants of hot
weather. Receipts are expected, to soon widen. Wo quote
the ran?o at 45i3'CDc. with Mo an occasional figure for
strictly'choice, Receipts! of hay an.l straw, in tons, re
ported at Produce Exchange a.« noon to-day: Kuo son
River Railroad, a4O: Erie. 240; Par.nf-ylvanla. 40; Dela
vare. Lackawanna & Western. 10. 1-shijh alley, «>:
Baltimore & Ohio. 20; New York. Ontario & Western. *0;
Central of New Jersey. 130: river boats, 140; total. 1,013
tO To'l»io ei Auc? It'..— CL->\-FRSEEb— Cash. ST IB: October
■nd December! (7 22H: TIMOTHY. (2; ALSIKE. *6 00.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Aunrust 18. 1906.
6EEVES— Receipts were 1» c»r». or 30« head, all con
signed direct to local elaughtrfrers. No trading on live
weight to-day: feeling steady. Dressed beef fairly active
ana steady at 7'S»'ic per It/ for common to prime native
sides- ceneral top 9c. So later cables from London or
LiverpooL No exports from this port to-day or to-mor-
r °r\r,VES_Rpceipts were 146 h<»4. Including 112 for the
____k-tvn. MmSS* was steady for all kinds .and tb«.of
'»T-irira were sold out. Common to prime veala sold at
to good grassers. S3 -.'._»s■»: West Vlr
trF«resJH calves conUnuo in light receipt and firm at
•ViJuV-. r. R,»: a yea ,, 17!) m .v.m«* « »»»
■* r ,XK.Si™« •-.?'-• » at "■ •a » 100 "■ at
__?js_ffsre.s » r^«r. calves 18. ■»• -$7 28:
S B^« *«" ,l? s r?alr ifc to c ' P pri^ £aS^E«
?«./ 0 _h5» .".-2 « ' *'»L 19 Kentuclry do> 127 *- at
2 roughs. 200 ft. at (3 <3-
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
_ ,1* ntTTLF- Receipts. 4.000 head;
wmmmMWM
Wb^wong to lVhu«.e r ; sheep. (4 253*5 75; yoarlings.
* 3 S M^ 3 nVa« Ja 5S« $8 fo $ lSbG_ quirt: butchers and ship-
C cS ° $Sl_l.ffi*-5: common^ $M3S$5&5. CATTLE
nuvt- fair to Bond l shippers. $4 !^<Sss S5: common. $_■»
(2 60. SHEEP atroßg. *2 T3©s4 65. LAMBS active and
Etr-vnf. *4 5.K?(915 la-CATTUS— Receipt. light.
.toad?- SSssISW fB 60«56: -Slppln, UKW »:
■■ .«4 2SOM 4f> V£X\LS- RecMpts. 150 head : ac
tive nnd steadyTSS B0«$8: a few »^ 28. HOGS— Becefpt^
-,'.»,'■ Jftlr'" n-Mvs; »>.».?• hlcher; hoavy, t«4OO
S«4S- m?xed*«4slSsn BO: Yorkers and pigs. $8MV9t655;
roVeh* $s^*s-5- 'tags. (4«(4TO: dairies. $**»*« 40.
iti^Tr A LAMBS— RocelpU 2.200 head: active and
Kyflarnt*, »pR26; yearlings, $4| $025; ; wet hers.
i-.'-"?M- ewes $4 75f;53_3; nheep. mixed, 3*6 80.
KaSsas City. Aug! 18.— Ueceipts. a.OOO h-«d,
irriudlre 1800 Southerns; market steady; choice export
ar-i <lre%e.l beef ateers. $5 WfrSS 80; fair to good. S4»
MSO- Western fed steers, (S0O«t«: atocken and feeders,
(280a5450: Southern eteers, $2 75-514 2?: Ponthern ro-xn,
«■".«■;•-, native cows, $2@s4 25: native heifers. $.«<Krs3;
buil* $2 2S«$S25i calves, t250«9a Receipts.
7 700 head market. 6-JPIOo higher; top. !«12^: bulk of
sales IS9*W«10: heavy. SB «t?M; packers. S3 93®»3 10;
light." Sft«S6 12V4: pig". •» 280»5«bV SHBEP-Receipt*.
8 000 head; market strong: lambs. *MJ7l»i; ewes an!
yearllngi $4 2S'^-5 40: Western fed yearltnfS, «U$U;
Western fed sheep. $4 25 / 5?5 25: stockers and feeders
higher. $4 «>2s«-
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool Aug. 15 —Closing: WHEAT — Spot steady:
No 2 r<"d Western -winter. in. Futures steady; Beptem-
Pr 6s R' 4 d: December, Ss J*>i<l: March nominal.
CORN- Spot steady; American m'xeii. new. is "lid;
American mlx<"i, old, 4a Sri. F>sMr.*s quiet; 3eptern»>er.
is 7.! T'ecember, 4s fi T i«d. PEAS — Canadian steady, <>>»
10A ' 'FT.orR — Rt Iyoulii fancy winter steady. m. HOPS
in London fPaelflo roasO firm. £3 10s-? £4 18a, BEEP
dull; extra India m-«s, «sa. PORK quiet; prime mess,
Western. 90". HAMS — Short cut. 14 to 18 ID. quiet.
59s BACON doll; Cumberland rut, JS to 30 tft, 50s;
short rib, IB to 24 rb. 5T.s; long clear middles, Il3ht, 5?
to 34 •■, 529; loner clear middles, heavy. 33 to 40 Tb.
Ms Ud: short clear backs. 18 to - 11 rb. 495; clear belli*",
14 to I<s Tb. ~~' BHOTJLDWRB — It to 13 rb.
dull 4:» LARD quiet: prime Western, in tierces. 443
Sd- 'American refined, in pails. 455. BUTTER steady
t'irp?t rnited States, 9's: good United State*, »5«
T A T.LOW- flty stan-iv. ?">s 9fl. TT.'RPRNTTNR
— Spirits steady. 455. ROSIN Common steady. 9s Sd.
T'Vtp.ot.kuM— Refined quiet. fi»4d. LINSEED OIL.
quiet. Us. .
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Chicago, Aug. 16.— "Nothing flolng" was th« ster
eotyped answer made to-day as to how much
wheat had been sold here for export, although
while saying fo the brokers inquired of could
scarcely take time to reply, bo busy were they
with their cable codes framing' replies to their
foreign customers. "Nothing doing" was also what
came over the wire from the seaboard en th. same
subject, but nevertheless the export clearances ara
gradually working up to about the 4.C00.000 bush-Is
a week rate that Is said to be a necessity of this
year's heavy crops. After the close It was said
by one broker here th.it he had sold 11 boat
loads to-day and 1* yesterday, that he had kept
the information "under his hat" till this afternoon,
and another broker who had sold 5 boatloads
also made confession after t!-.e close to-day. New
York reported 8 boatloads ecld In addition to
the foresolnj. Market at the close wu Ho lower
for futures. Corn and oats were heavy ard lower,
and provisions a shade higher.
For the first time In over three years wheat to
day »olrt under 'Co. that price being shaded
Vie on a few trades in September. Thia mean* a
loss on every bushel bought before the opening thU
morning for both December and May delivery, and
for next month's delivery. Bidders for larger quan
tities failed to get the cereal, while smaller lota
were obtained. I»-al receipts were 804 cars, with
273 cars estimated for to-morrow.
Fine corn weather and liberal acceptances of yes
terday's bids to the country were incentives to the)
selling at the opening to-day. The market started
weak, at from >&c to *»o below yesterday's dos«.
Demand for shipment was ll^ht. Local receipts,
S8 cars, with 9S cars estimated f«r to-morrow.
Shipments hence were 313.000 bushels. September
opened at 48^c. s^ld off to 48c and reacted to 48% c
at norm.
The oat market wu weak for a long time after
the opening. Hedging sales for account of North
western buyers of country offerings Increased the
weakness, and tonga became liberal seller*. Local
receipts were IU cars, with 249 cars estimated for
to-morrow. Shipments heucn were 70.000 bushels.
The cash demaod was moderate, with samples
to '.<• lower. September sold from 30T«c to 31c. off
to 3<i?,f\ and reacted to 30%0 to 30->ic
I •• v islons ruled firm. Thera was a good class of
buying .it the start, influenced by the continued
light hog movement and the bettei cash demand.
September pork was wanted by saorta and sold
from Jl7 2". to Jl3 37';., off to $17 .0. September lard
-old at $S 72". and September ribs ,'rum 83 95 to
$1 OT'.-j, up to $9. Hog receipts were 14.000 head
and prices at the yards were 10c higher.
Trust Companies.
Exec ••to: Trnstee
Ohartsred 182 L.
The Farmers Loan and Tmst Company,
-! Kos. 16, 18, 20 &22 William Street,
Branclij 475 Filth Avenue,
New York.
Administrator Guardian
Excursion*.
•'Th» bsst of cvefTtMne at the bMk «te*T*
Just Enough "Personally Conduct*
ed" to do away with th« cans
and annoyancaa of getting about
YELLOWSTONE PARK
BANFF HOT SPRINGS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
COLORADO, ETC.
31 SHORT TOURS
Through New Tork. New England and
Canada
WRITE AT OWE FOR BOOKLET
la«Tr!du»l Travel Tle*ets
by an Railway and fltaamahtp Hum.
Fell information en- i-.»rratlai by t«!«;tio->.
T*L <BeO Onurjrer.
RAVSSOSID & ■ WHITfiOEaB IS®.
25 UNION SQUARE. NEW YORK.
Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago. Etc.
. ■»? g% . -MTnr- '■ '-'Si "fit mi i*f in "i^ l^ yT&Tt'^ —^-^^^*^^-^^-«=^fa"»
They Cannot Burn! They Cannot Stekt
All tickets tneindo admission to
DREAMLAND, CONEY ISLAND,
the Greatest Amusement Enterprise) In the Wort*.
TISIK TABLE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)!
L«n.v» foot lWth St., North River. »:46. 11:00 A. M.;
12:30. 2:00, 3:00, 4:50. 7:45 P. M.
Leave foot of 22d St., North River. »:00. »:45. 10:59.
11:15 A. M.; 12:0n M.. 1:15? f:0O, »:45. 3:45. 4:SO.
8:S0, «:15. 7:00. 7:45. g:SO, 8:10 P. M.
Leave Pier 1. N. R., half hour later than at aid B:.
Returning— Iron Pier, Coney Island. •10M9.
•11:25 A. M.: 15:10. 'HoS. »l:40. t:5«. B|4Q. 4:25.
•5:25. i:10. 7:10. 7:55. »S:*o, »:25. •10:10, 10:48 P. M.
Returning from Cor,-»y Island trips marked with a * go
to 129 th St.. North River.
Rocnrt Trip Tickets. SS Cents.
Round Trip Tickets, 139 th St., 43 Cents.
STEADIER TAURrS makes trips EVERT OAT to
It SHIN BANKS. Leave E. Slat St., 7:89 A. M.:
Pier i.New) No. 1, X. R., 1: JO a. M. Bait ani tackle oa
board. Gentlemen. 75a: Ladles. 50c.; Chlldrea. ISe.
TO-DAY'S TTAIX TABLE.
STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC
ROCKAWAY BEACH
L/v. foot 129 th St., N. R. 8:13. 9:00 A. M. ; UilO P. M.
L,v. foot 52d St., N. R.. 9:00. 10:00 A. M-: l:S0 P. M.
Lt. Pier (Sew) No^ 1. X.R., »:SO. 19:40 A. M. t:O9P. M.
Lt. Yonkers 8: IS A. M. Tuesday and Friday.
Lv. Roekaway Beach 11:00 A. M.; s*oo. «:30 P. M.
Konnd Trip Tickets. SO eta. Cnlldms, tS ots.
Include admission to Steeplechase Park, at Rock&war.
Daylight Trips R n mff isA^nA
onßeautlful Long island Sound
IMDkVIPII I IHC On Mondays only, steamer Irs. Pier
ROHWICH LlHt. ♦>. N P... 10:00: ft E. 234 St.. 10:43
A. M. : for New London, connecting there for Norwich,
Xarra. Pier, Newport. Prov.. B«ston, etc New London
Exc. Tkts. $2 50. good returning earns or nert night; good
ret. by rail (tame day. due N. Y. 11:00 P. M.. S3.SO.
HCW IIAUCH I IHC Str- Rlcn - Peck, week days. lvs. Pier
i.ZXI MICH LIRE. SO. E. R.. 2:46: Pier TO. E. R.. It.
E. 22d St., 3:00 P. M. ; return, lvs. New Haven 12:-13 night.
Sundays: Leave Pier JO, E. R, »:JO A. M. ; foot Bast 3M
St., 10:00 A. M. return dJe New York 8:48 P. M. Exc
Tktu.. week days, $1.23: good 2 days. Sun. Exo. Tkte. $L
BRinCrDnQT I IMr W»*k days. Stra. t*m Pier 20. el R~
DnlUatrUill LIRt. 11 00 A. U. and 3:0O P. M. (3e>ta.. ]
P. M.). Aft. boat lvs. ft. E. 23d St. 3:30 (Sats.. 2:33).
Ret. He. Bridrecort 8:00 A. M. and 12:00 eight (except
Eats.). Sun*. : L.ye. Pier 20. E. R.. 6.«>; ft.E. 2^d St.. &:*>
P. M.; lye. Bridgeport 9:00 A. M. and 12:00 night. Far-.
SO cents each way. going by steamer, return by rail. tl.flß,
C HARMING NIGHT TRIPS by steamers of in- Fall
River, Providence and New Bedford lines. Descriptive
folder on application Address Daylight Trips, P. Ok
Bex 452, New York.
MB/ ad Special train from foot
I i/l l\ I* J - West 3 3 d St. 8:20 a. m.;
*-* A Js\ LLHiLJL Liberty St. 8:30 a. m.
HOPATCONG
$1 I NEW JERSEY I AUG.
I I CENTRAL I 19
GHARMING EXGL'i^SiGNS
WEST POINT. NEWBUROH AND PO'KEEPSIE
Daily (except Sunday), by Palaco Iron TJay Ur.t
Steamers "New York" and "Albany." Brooklyn, ValtOa
St. (by Annexi, 8; Deabrossea 3t.. 8:4O; W. 4id 3t. »;
W. l-Ath St.. 9:20 A. M. Returning oa down beat duo
•lid Bt. r.:.in P. M.
MORNING AND AFTBRNOO!* COXCERT3.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT
STEA>»:U MART POWELL.
Leaving T>?pbToss.s St.. 1:45; W. 424 St.. »:<»: W. t2»th
Ft., 2:20 P. M. Arriving West Point «:SO. Round trip
far". returning by West Shore. X. Y. Central or Btr.
"Ramsdell." $1.10. Ample time to see Cadets in Camp,
Public i:ui;^:nt!«. etc. Orchestra r,n board.
THIS EXCURSION MADS EVERY SATLTIIXAY.
CLOCK ISLAND, $1.50
■* EVERY SUNDAY.
VIA LONG INLAND RAILROAD AN©
STEAMER UK££M'ORT,
Special Kxpreaa train, with parlor tars, leaves
foot E. Stth St.. N. V.. 8:30; Brooklyn. Ftatfcush
Avenue Buttioa 9:25 A. M.
Returnins. leav« Block Island 3 P. M.
Sal* of tickets limited. The right la reserved to
postpone the excursion and redeem tickets. State
rooms, Musia and Refreshments on Steamer.
IT** -ties. SAITI-DATS— fitr. *X)TtenV > leavae
\ ill lilt. New Pit? •. E. R. (near Hanover
*^P * uv Sq.). at 1:10; Hist St, A O, 1:45
C . a P. M. Returning arrive N. T. -i«
•Sound * m
SUNDAYS — Str. "Ortonr laaTBS
to ,\vw Pier 8. B. X.. •:»(>; S:r.
<:«»!i Hf J * "Orient" or "Sa»:anjore/ # loaroa Sis*.
sea tun a St >& p _ at 10-00 M
QlenWOOd E,cur»i<m -oa. TtehMte.
rockaway warn
m LONO ISLAND RAILROAD.
i. B ., 4 Vnr York, foot K»Bt 34th street, week-days, 9 3©i
CBO h »•> »20, 10 8". 10.50, 11.8 ft a. m.. 12.80. •ISO. ISO.
! •:> •"••'■ 3.20. 4ia 6.20. 5.30. 6.40. 7.20. S.O<X »■<».
! •9.60. 10 SO p. m.. 12-00 m!ilnl*ht. "Runs OB Sat. only.
RED BANK LHI
Leaves franklin «t.. Pier 24. N. X., dally. » a. m. 3
r m. Sunday*. »a. in. only for Highlands. k«J Bank. eta.
atxc 60c Trolley conn«ctlon to Long Branch. A»bury Part.
City Hotels.
HOTEL
GRICNOELE,
56T11 ST. AND 7TII AYE.
A SELECT FAAIII-Y AND TRANSIENT HOTEI*
'.'MEAN PLAN".
DOsTBfVfQ *-80 ier diiy and up.
KVUI'IO WITH PRIVATE BATH.
8_' •»► per day and up.
RESTAURANT A LA CARTE.
WILLIAM P. CHASE, also Fort \ViUUm Henry Hotel.
* Lake George. If. Y.
— ELEGANTLY rURNISHED APAKTMENT; prt
• Mtte bath; $150 daily; . hiding me.lii. two. (23
weekly; one, *15. VAN* KKNd^EUAi-11. 17 Eaat llth-
Saratoga.
BJ
\ — SARATOOA 6PRINGS. H. T.— Htm Columbian
_:\.. Hotel, opposite Congress Spring* find Convention
Hall. Terms. European. lI.M daily. Uelttdlng bath:
American, Hie.
Tmst Companies.
ham Schools.
New York i TIn ' 1 Ye<tr «3*^« &J9
L niversitv gCa «
Law School S ■**!•■ CHim, Ito m
>_ir»a_ I_, 4. Tosapitt.., g*e^ V.'. T'_iiO3 B^.. **. r.
\t\ yoiUC Day School IlNumlt.
L\» SCHOOU Et«b__s Seheol. Si* or Tor'- CU7.
. "Dwl__: MMhti" or tnatruetton. IX. a. in two ymm
Z-U M. la tbf*« yMtr a. Ul«h minlßiii 9a*d fir c.:»
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Instruction.
For Boys and Toon* Ken— Ccrairy.
"THE BEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
la the Untied Statsa/* *■ «tat la oatd aC COZXIZTT 0 —
USOS, Y.Ttaln Delaware, by oaeof ttsgr*^ MM *ij
travelled WO rallas to attaad. If you iwi the few: |p
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For Both tVmssi Cttj.
aIHE BEHT-TXT SCHOOL CT T^XOCAOSJI.
B<;iar^ OT^2 Ert*_i »-»jr>.
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, nrocklyn: 12 Cocrt 6t. Ne»it<: Eeb-i»r Bniliu*.
ECIIOOLS OPEN Al^. EliJtliTTß.
For Boys and Tecnsr 31 »a—
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<CLrfinni 3 * business. No usa
4th Ate. aod t3d St. Sabtrar at D,-i#
BARNARD SCHOOL E25 BOYS
COUXOC PREP. A GRAMMAR, Til St Wutllu mm
IOKOEROARTEN AMD PRUIiRT, »• XiSBO* A*>
•IST vaui BXGaVS sia.-ar. i*th. CA^iiOoL'
Hamilton losiiiote fcr leys (Inc.)
Preparation for Business aid College^.
yifl*«ttih. Year iv^ia* 8«p-taai«f »a.
STEVENS SCHOOL
TTTC AC.VTTSMIO ECJARTirtVr OF
&rE\TT>S I>"3XITCX« Or TECH.VOLOGY,
RJror Street, between oth and ta ei^. llafcf»s*a. X, *.
nEO?X^."3 BSPTSMBEm i;r3. >*
Registration day for apnUaaata far stfatu^o, w.«m».
day. Bmtemhar Kith.
Sxasolnattona tor adaaaaslsm am Tb.r^vr «-■< "iii.i
aeptomber Utb mA Jits.
Cooraoa of atoAy preparatory to tf.-r»n-»i >. ««m,
Schools of ge!«mc«, Law as.: MwWrlna,
TIM mt* c- tsiiioa for all itissii Ji «■» • yewv *
SSOpartana, S"or astala—s ajstr to ta » rr: ..
For Tocrs- Lftilea— City.
BARNARD SCHOOL EE GIRLS
COLLEGE PREPARATORY. 431 Woat 14Sth M
Kfefierfarttn. Primary »ci fsrarrca,a»v 151 O>n»eal A,^-v
UTIX VEAi; IIEGO*^ SEPX. ftiXFI. CVT.VLOO,
Hamilton institute for Girls
8 WXST «ST tnriUEKT. Manhattan So.. X.
COLL£GE PREPARATION— CLA3iE&
Legation best la Now York City.
r;»-r Tear begins Oct. iXh. fCustrated CatJlsr-*-
CE LAICEIf SQHOGL fOH G.RLS,
SOI Wwt M*h St., Cor. W«at Mm» Am
(Formerly 71 W. €3th and 235 W. 90th £:•.)
Jsth ya*r beiin* Oct. Ist. IndlrtdrnU lilim ||— i
tY»rar»s far all colleges. JCa horns «tatl3r for girla m>
tar 1-*. d^^arat.* Daparunaox far »tti«U ton T*f-- 3^c<
on Apellcailon.
THE MERRILL-van LM.K SCHOOL
Boarding as« Day School for atria. Tniai—lj Tha "is
and 'HiumpsMm School. Opens October M.
• 80, 83 aad 54 last 67tH MS, ?,- a -r Tssk, K. ■
Tar Young Lafllja— Cocatry.
"TBS CASSXS.-
Miss C E. Mason's 3 Ss a
*■ Fot Clrla and 'Sssasi Vhjsssj lkJl^"
Taiijlsma aa> N. V.
Bvory facility tar outdoor llf«. Pir.!:? c: e» r«»r UB
paplla. for lllnstratad circular asliroas
MI3S C E. MASON. Li* JC.
Lock Bin Tl9t Tarrytuwn-on-HB3acs\ JR. %
College of Saint Elisabeth, Qmmbl Station.
Near Slorrlstotfa. N. J. A CnttcUo '■r'-rHMt Mt rim
h!gb«r eiuoatlon at woman. Pull ooUaftata «nd>r- s«n(.5 «n ( .
Tory courses. Empowered to coaCsr aOsTPOOS, T '-- -— >rii
for healthrulneas of location. For cataktr* &3d hill
partlcizlars addles x th« Pi •IdSBC
RYE SEMINARY ro 'Z£%*~
Sirs. S. 4. UfA X3»s Ulsfaa STOTTTi T-r*. Ii«« lirt, •
■yfORAVIAN BEMINAXT for CM!. »»OJ«t<!SV >>>.
J.U. Powtdad 174». 187 th jaw opoßa ■ope 2 - A*
•treso J. MAX HARK. P. P. PrlaolsaL
Teachers* Agendas*
~ AMERICAN* AN*> VORKIOX TBACOTKKv Ao__sCt>
SBMliaa Pro«ee_ors. Teachers. TttMtta. Go* -!:_•__•». e*A«
to c*cl!egoa> School* and t-actlles. ASPIy to
Mrs. M. J. "JG-FULTO.V. _3 ifsiaa B« :»r^
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