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\rer.NAT»ONAt. railway ok i« ffax<o.
- — r— lei S\.r.' 50— wm -JWO. IiMM
,1^ ,-j.-t,..-« *1.C03.;n2 SS.«E'?.SS9 55.470.4.-SO !
££* n >e. '• 2.4».!fi14 2^12.977 2.101.7C3
; L. , e mir«» . . 91«83 »7« $l.fi«l.TC2 JL3$? <V? 1 !
£si income ■ 121.61', '.tW,217 17n.S«N- ]
M.tncome *l.SrCi.."act 3!.7' ; 7.07» 51.845.157 !
j^L-C*? _ll t 6 '' 1< !»47.5«4 TS»>W I
«5*2.U47 »540.41.-. 8750.57-. |
T£rtira&* W2.«1-» f32.«5» «W.*V» j
I «atr-:j« •-• fit* 127 IStfJatt fi'oiss; !
R'.CHMONII LIGHT * RAILROAD.
--t«T ctifled June SO — lMfi lOCS. Chans**. '
ftj^f earn!!** »J3-*J" 581.1 IM- 9X1.303 j
j^Tjw. aMB4 ca.374 Dec. 3.5.V1 j
Bet rtirn'rxs 915 421 •*2.TX> Inc. «ll.r« I
1, Y~»« :lcht:r.g dept .*.■».- 4S.(«*. tie?. 77.31 1
~L. -srOTe 2*7S 4.IHS Dv. 1 Sis
IST '.'^:' 3-J.13- *2».C-1 rec «4.i«; t
S&~ 27/0-^ 27.C00 zz
I r»» • $C 8.132 91.943 Dec. .1.1 -3 i
f ■ -.iue.
«;TATF.N ISLAND UIULAXD. i
L>r^r — ■led June 30 — ■: j
..,*« earrlrjcs C53.4«4 $}s.flS Inc. «7««H
J^n»r- 41.933 57.174 Dec. 15.241
»t earning* ..... ell.ST.l •CllJOi Inc. 922,'J<>7 I
cj^-'.nr <rr." «7r* W» Inc. 7 i
Tttal iaome «12.423 •«Vi.4!'l Inc. «3014 t
U.:.':«*. 13.4<Nt Inc. 12i j
I pffi"" 91. 1«! $23.*ftl Inc. 522.75S I
I "^VfUit. -•)
reading SYSTEM.
J p,; »<Ung; Company, ircluding the Philadelphia
■ 4 Resding Railway Company and the Philadelphia
j RendinK Coal and Iror> ' 'ompany. reports for j
i SaHwar Ctjmpaxy — '** lOCS. Chang**.
■ iteSpta '■ $3.174.53« 53.035.27S Inc. 476.030
; ««r*' tndSdlßC re-
I E 5l»»;s. e-c 1.t»«3.677 1.5f>9.49S Inc. 154.17 A
I &i earr.'.r.r? $1,210,651 $1.255.780 97».12» j
/■«! x. Iron I'ompaay. '
I b2£». ..$2,151,127 91 44.1K« Inc.9S«ll2l> |
g^enrfe*.. 2.131. 43« 1.R34.550 Inc. 296.55S
Pat *mrnln«T* . «19.<K9 ~510.14S Inc. 99 341 •
1 . n ;^e rrTnPar :".T". ;.27« MSLaW Inc. g10.432 I
V« bB HSjIT . lUMJMU J1.420.7fi6 Dec. 535.158
■ fteparOaa di«l charges
It*?™ ■ TOoIaot) Wt7.BS2 Inc. 35.8H |
Jgrpte. $472,110 »:.52><* Dec. $?0.774 j
TRADE IN CHICAGO. i
fRy Telegrarh a* The Tnl.une. 1 :
C>-5-tgn Ai:?. -Wheat mad* a few attempts to .
L ftf^it f>-d.iy. but on each occasion !t had ,
-freely ~»t en its feet when the bear* took another j
•tiraX" at it. and it mm* en the ground and be'.ng i
fjsj.ied out a« th* closing bell rang. Final prices I
[ tj.'t'' '*:■•■ '.'>wrst •■; the day for •September, %c |
't.-ii for December: but May was no lower than Its i
doting rri- «* yesterday. Cant wa* firm and at the !
i_c hisher for September and i:ncbnnK«»d for j
gay O»t* also held firm !n th<» lace of declining j
prices f^r wheat, and rested with V addition ad- j
herine to the previous day* flnat quotation*. ,
The T.h<at market operted tame. Th<-re was no j
ia«.nt:v^ for speculator*! to buy and little dlsposl- j
tan to cell. liquidation by September holders In j
. email way was ■ feature. Scattered covering of j
shorts lifte-i prices slightly near the clow, but the i
yally 4i<l not last l"nit. Local receipts were 85 cars. i
iriTh m cars estimated for to-morrow. At the clo3e
Bert*-niber was 7C*»c to "O'ir. December 74c to 74**0 j
tat! M?y 7S\»c. ;
Th*- corn market was luiet. but flrm. Deliveries ,
OT Eaturiay are rxpected to be Hsht and September j
fh»rt? were disp^p^fl to cover. The firmness In the j
trerbv deliveries helped the new crop months. |
Cwntry offerinss were large- Ix>ca! receipts. 170 \
cht9. •with 217 cars estimated for to-morrow. Ship- j
men.* hence. 165/(00 1 usttela. Final prices for the :
arrive options were as follows: September. 4S*4c; j
Decrml-'cr. Hr-. and May. 44*4 r. <
Trading in oats was? moderate, and prices were ,
I c«y early, but reacted. Botne outside holders liqui- I
I i».\€4 their lines early, in anticipation of rather
liberal deliveries on September contracts on Satur- !
da- <'ountry offerings continue light and reduced ;
freight ratos to Gulf ijoints are expected to deflect j
considerable grain from this market. Local re- j
ceipt:-, ISO cars, with 186 cars estimated for to- I
merri-Tv. Ciosinff quDtations were: September, |
J?v": December, 30**0 to T «c. and May. 33^c to j
Provisions opened .1 shade easier, but subsequent- i
ly recovered all or the early loss. September pork
foW at P.": September lard sold from IS «v« to $8 So 1 !/ j
FT : ~. off to the former price, and September ribs j
said "from iS<E*T! off to $8 60. and reacted to $8 67',.
Hos receipts were 20.000 head and prices at the
}-a.r6<- were 10c lower.
Notice of Summons.
gUPBEME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
TORK— Peter Herche, Plaintiff. against Rudolph ■
Firr.^r.. William Clark. Theodore Kieval and "Mary"
Kie-ai. the. »Jfe of said Theodore Kieval. the said name, :
"Mb- beir-g BctiUoos. her retl Christian name being j
ur.ks''wn to plaintiff. Defendant*. Trial desired in the i
Ccur.ty nf New York. Mimmon*. To the above named j
DtCendaaxa arid ei'n of them: ,
Ytu are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in j
thus acTi-nu and to eerve a ccny of your ar.«»*r on the <
PialntrCTa Attorney within twenty days after the service ;
ef tris tummjns exclusive of the <<ay of *ervic«, and in !
SMS f .f your failure to appear or arswer, Judgment will )
be Takirr against you by default for the relief demanded !
In u-.- vomr.laint.
I»2te4 July 22d. 1W«.
WILUAM T. >AX. Attorney for Plaintiff; Ofilce and
Tost OSca Address. 223 Brcadway. New York City.
N. V
Tc tne • •• .*:■!• Than K!»v*| and "Mary" Kievai,
the wife of saio Theodore Kieval the said name ••Mary"
fce-.-. c fictitious, her real Christian name being unknown to
piaintif?:
The reading summons is served upon you by publi
ca^'.sr.. pursuant to an order of Hie Jl>>n. James A. i
Biancnani. ■ Jtsstics of the Mjp»sm> Ocurt of the State
«f New York, dated the 24th day of July. 1904. and filed
with the comptatat in the ofrii c of the '">.<»rk of the j
Oun-y of Tork. at the County Court House In the
Borough of Manhattan. City. County and State of New .
Vrk, en tije 2T.lh day nf July. HOC.
Dated July i'>th. 19-ni.
tt'ILLIAM T. I i;<tAK. Attcraey for PUintlff; Office and
Pof« OTSee Address. 229 Broadway, New York City, '
gurilEME OOCBT. NEW YORK COUNT i
llashettan Mortgage Company. Plaintiff, against '
H»rr'.an suss Wi!Il»:n T. Hookey, Susan M Tutblll, i
'-••' r>:hanj <iperatin« Cto^pany, «'ornp!ia B. Sini'ri .To I
"fr. iJanrfley. \* 1• -' N. <'arpl*« and Henrj- F. K*yser. i
I-ef«rirta»3t>i. SaramoM. Trial -vsire'3 in' New York ■
Cgoatr. To th«- above-named Defen-lants: You art here- i
fcv rjHimcned «• answer the complaint in thi« action »nd ;
: to **r\» a copy el your answer on the Plaintiff's attor- I
r.;.i within twenty ■:•,*. after 'he »ervlce of this mm. |
- r.icr.-:. eicluKlie of the <!ay of »en'ice. Bud" in case of i
TOST iniliTf to appear, or answer, judgment will be I
***••:. «j:e!«*t Ml *>> default- lor the relief demanded i
*a :c» rr>mr*ii>ir.t.
-' j :-<J New York. June 21st. r.KM
LARRrV'GTON ,-/ PIERCE,
Plaintiff* A-.tr.rnej-.. ;
fertf&e* y -,-.-/.«* «rid <-fflce. No. 2»K» UroaJaay. Borough ;
if Manhattan. Ne.v York City. J
To Herman t»trau»s mil •ornejla R. BmitJi ar:<i to each ;
I »f tbe The fores^itiX •ununuDi •• served i-.p'>n you by j
htbUCMitvn. PQr*«ant to an ord#-r of the Hon. K.;t«r A. ;
I S'er.ie:-. t Jcttlr* nt w.t PußTenw court of the >ra*» \
I »• SVw Y«M-i. .la»*-.i Außiint Uth. T.t<Ki a-!.! filed with !
I Che ■ruitii'is'.s: ia < .^e office of thr l",em .if the County of
I ?r*w Yjr'r. lit tbe Ctottety Ci»urth"ii»«, in the Rorough !
«f MiTifia't^n. <'f fr.e <.!tv of Ne* for*., on the 35th day 1
«C » -..»• •w !
Dc'.e«J New Tork, ri.v istii. JOon
CACEIXCTON * I'lKncK.
Plaintiff's Attorney*.
Off'- sr . r-ft»tr)?n<-e Mwh, No. 2'» Broadway. Bniaiia.ll i
'•-* Morihatten. S> *■ York «"it». ;
Surrogates Notices.
««-^. -■ — --- — _ _ _
pi I'LUSUAJeCS OF AN OIiULLI OF HON. !
Abt.ei C 'fs«m. a ijirogate of the County at New i
••«. BtssJc* I* hereby gii^n to all pen-on* bavins claim* '
r*«.^ Ar.'i«i(,a Kv»jcr. late of the County of New '
>*!*. ft-,. :o present tlie urn; w.ui vouchers thereof !
• ta» moiaciibcn. at their siai«e of i.ansacting business
I 1 '-'.* fflice at Ri<*k«fw «. Kelly, Nj. 170 Broa4sy«y. la ■
| •** *>i.r...ajj of Manhattan, in the C*ty of New York. 00
I **U.u*:-. ...- :entii cut of October next.
j We .\« Xoilt. tae twenty-* events day of March.
■ ".\ '■**■■
EM11.7 FOWLER. 1
ARTHL'R A FO'.VXER. \ Executors. |
.. ROBEHT H. roWLER.J !
i •' i-'-v rt KELLY. Attorney for Fxecutors. JTO t
t- »i> fUirmign cf Manhattan. New Tck City.
I ]■ it :srAN<E OF AX ORDER OF HON. j
v ..:■'.• t:. Ma, a i^urrcstte of the County of New !
'*■'*. -■-'.:.« !■ : » »by jsiveu to a I ij»r»»r.s hav'r.g claim. '
•*--' ifl ■•■•'*» •• Peck. late of the County of New York, i
"'•'■'•'"-. :» resea the ftmt »tth touchers thereof to !
: *• »: ■:-»r; i L*:z. ■« t!ie'r v'.a'e of transacting buniness at !
*"•! f. - • .' rfessnpaw. V, :i(Jeri»>e! i iTree^man. Attor' f
!*• ,». ..'-jiia J. K.re«'fß!ii<. (.'owfi«e:. at No. 2 W«:i Street !
•*L<ll'L <ll ' ::••.» ef New Vet*. Bormuh of Manhattan, ob *x '
i**c:« i^t> Q;,t day of O' teber rest,
•^'"i Ne* Verk. the t«*nty-«l?tith day of Marca. |
JOHN A. PECK.
VIIXIAM If PBCK.
VA!TSf"?OEI. * PRBtJDMAN*. Attorney. I
. *vj|\ .*" rr-KF-IiJIAN. CbMsbA 2 Will -rest. New !
» « 'lty.
\orTrE Iff IIEREBT iSTVEX THAT It 1 IB ;
«; ( * ir*>-rit<Mi of th*- unjerf Vr.e.i »/,!»• neir* Of law ;
T" I 'e'-i' nf kli of .Tr.s<iua Piatt. In* "f tat v*n of !Th*T :
'«*»>•. . j^r.r.Ki ''numtr. dei-easar. »« a.-r:-. f»nr '.errers of ;
•Y^.irrrat'.on ur<j«s tße e^»«d* 'h.n;e:» and credit* of th« i
f y*3<+i"itl Pratt. <Ir<-eit»«l ut««ti riviair a. b«tid not es
*f7iar '.■ .-H« the nrrnur.t »f the elafm* «if the creditor* ■
r^T* r * ; '- v ** iweoeiiled s*-ama< *uch estate: «nd a.I j
"*?"••« »:e hereb>- ■■*.< *•• 1 •*»- v 'heir clatm* agalnt*
"*••< •»•.-,. , f Jw 1"™1 "™ Pratt •« Ifon 4lb*vt P. <;ia<i'linß,
..-'ffcate ? t^ e County «f Ctienaneo. at the Surrr.*r»t«'«
2P'* !u ii ». \'i:l3?» ..f Vnrwtrh. Chennrso CtWntT. N. V..
2,** Irf . re 'hr lr! i-.f Ortfibrj-, HiOC. upon whim I
Itga mcli tetter* of ad- j
VfT*l'li. " h'r.nr»i • cjnf N V
he) HiTiT. upon whicri ;
mult 'sr ttu h letters ■ f
r *^mti«, ' !
■«ai AutruM iS ::-•: '
GRACE F. NEWTON. CARBIE E. i»KATT. 1
THE MARKET.
i.-■' ■ ■ " ' I
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. :
■«». white. bb.s . 54^^ca^ U>rU " t 29. IROO.
Eean», whit-. bbU.. MSI Egga. catrs 14.0P3
> l^ur. ttbls 5.555 Dresred poultry. pkgs. 2.» l««
Fl«ur. tack*.. KitlUvt poultry, 'crates.. IKS
;"™*. tins glOrajd—s »Cai». cases. . 775
<jrr»iueal. hags Oranes coali. orates. . 2.05«»
O»t:neaJ. bbl* rium, (Can crates.. .4.030
Vheat. m»sn 95.7..'0 rv art , <a ',. crates... 4.W0
'* ~ - bush <W.-T.M: p«-aehi«* i<*\,, crates. 525
'•st». fc ' * h • • 12«.««m ; Apntcs. i,;,i« u.HSft
!l»n«y, hush I.bV<*>: Potato** bbls 0.400
K*K. baa* O.Oiit Onloa*. pkgs 1.350
liar. tcu» 1.574 Rosin, bbls «*>
Vjf^: , tf>n "- • * 130 i Spirits :urp. bbls 1.073
M!..fee<s. tons 20 Tar. hbls-T 50
Hn««. bales m»; Oilcake pkgr S»(»
1-.itxs-i»d bush 29,«<i0!0i1. iub bbli «o
£**[■ **1* • »»i " 1 * stock. P «* 1.223
Pork, bbls ...» Peanuts. bags -<••>
Ham., pkeri Tor«ceo. hhds 175
Bacon, okss 24»! I Tobacco, tierces 5«l
'^:t meats, pkge - l.«4Si Tobacco |»kKS 1.123
Lard, Mrrces 1.2C0; Whiskey, hbjs 220
IJird. kepi 2.-41, Woo!, sacks 1 «5"
•£*£> case* 230 Cotton, bale- 1.225
TalJom-. pkirs 070 «-ottonseed oil. Mils. . . H«0
Grease, pkes 12ft; Copper, pieces fi2S
Butter. r!<g» 14.454! l.ea-1. rir* 5.2W
Cheese, pkgs 3.517! Hides. b3U 200
EXPORTS.
Wheat bush U3.«43; Refined pet. gals .2, 108.M.1
Cojm bush • ■ 54.14H cottonseed ell! gals. 11.340
B" m> *lJ— ° g,«W Lubricating oil. gal* 417.500
Pfa*. hush m «>«>, pork, btts :... m
near.s. w bush 1.400) neef. bbls !*7
nour. bblii 1,.%V.t Reef! tcs. ... . *9
f!?2I r - B f ck j?\ 24.723 nacon. Tb. .:..:::::. 216.800
n!"""'* 1 - •*>• . m Ham,. Tb St,«m
32El ••"-. 121.5 i«» [jird. Tb 1.23(1.41"
"l ll^- «•!» Mo gtenrlne. Tb SoClK>
Oilcake, Tb 1.350.000; T«llow.n, 128.000
iRL r i»" IkT 1 ' ■*'"" Gresse Tb 84.000
ST. k- .Is'" 12 *** "utter. Tb 13. Wt0
T?r?-biSr::::::::i tSj o—-*0 —-* *=*
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. Nor No l fdy.s2o.vt I Cotton, middling 9.80
Iron .So No 2 oft . 19 25 | CofTee. No 7 Rio -",
*£' "25 S*«j) ! Suear. granulated ... 4.f10
Lake copper ingots.. IS 75 i Molasses. OK. prime 35
_•■ ••••■■ 40 12HBeef. family *1050
Exchange lead 555 'Beef hums 2175
§? ett ' r ;• 605 Tallow, prime 9%
"w heat No 2 red. . . TlHi Pork, mess 19 00
WlT*' 4 -- SKH; Hogs, dressad. 160 Ib. OH
Oat*. - 2 *. to 32 »• . . 35 Lard, prime 8 6088 90
Flour. Mplg. patents 435 ]
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
,„„_; New York. August 2». 1908.
i-npF"E& -After opening steady at an advance of I>Q i
10 points, the coffee market eased off to a partial decline
?v A lnts b<Jt steadied up toward the close and finished
IB* day at unchanged prices to a net advance of 5 points,
»«!e» were reported of about 12T..t"m0 bags. The steady !
opening was due to rather better cables than expected,
but Havre eased fr !>efor» her close, with the n-t change '
a define, of about H franc. Hamburg was V«6*» pfg I
lower. Brazilian markets continued rather unsettled. Rio !
war 123 reia ard Santos was 30 rei» lower, with no change
reported in the rate of exchange. IJecelpts also cor.
tinued full at all ports No definite news was received
regarding the valorization plan, and naturally enough.
in tne absence of news, the decline in the market and
the evident demoralization of the bull party suggest that I
mere is some hitch in the government's plans to advance
tne pries of coffee. There seems to be no tangible basis !
for this conclusion, however, anif some of th* Lest i<<wt<M i
people in the trade continue to place faith in the now i
Brazilian law. Naturally the decline* in the market and '
tne reduction In the long interest are placing it in a tech
ni-al position to advance quite sharph should any bullish
news develop, and «en if nothing is heard from valori
ration, something mr.v corre to hand regarding the coming
crop According to recent mail advices dry weather Is
eolcg some harm in Santos and th- weather there has
continued d"ry since then, wh-n th« flowering was al
ready said to he late, so that bullish reports from this
direction wo::ld not be surprising. The market for spot j
coffee was quiet, with quotations on the basis of 6»»c
lor Rio No 7.
The range of contract prices in the local market to
day was as follow*:
Vester-
Opening. High. Low. Close. day. I
* *«« — — — 6.30«6.35 630
September 6.33 6.35 30 C.3096.35 6.30
October _ _ _ « 40316 4S 85
November _ _ _ 6.4596.55 43
.December 6.85 6.C5 6.50 «!»#8«0 .Vi
January 670 6.70 6.60 ' 6.«0©«.fi3 6.R0
February — _ f1.«.M»f«.7» 6«5
March «.« «.R3 670 756« «0 « 7<»
A P ri ' «85 S3 6.«0 «M'«M.!tO f1.75
*•*>' «»5 6.05 8.99 6»0f16.&5 (J.SS I
un « 00 7.(10 6 J)O «.flr.?7.«>« CM :
J"'. v ■ 7.05 7.«K> 6.95 - 00#7.05 6».->
. ' '! 'TTON— The cotton market was active and irregular ,
to-day, with price* reaching a new low record for the
sea«cn daring the middle session, while in the late trad- !
ing there was quite a sharp rally. The close was only !
3 to 6 points net lower. Sales for th» Jay were esti- |
mated at 400.000 hales. Tiie opening was barely steady
at a net decline of 5 to S points In response to lower
cables and favorable weather over the belt as reflected
by the early map. At first it looked as if some recent
buyers for a reaction were inclined to fight the 'down j
ward course of price*, but this opposition to the de. line
was not specially aggressive, and prices soon weakened i
under reports that bull leaders were very heavy seller* !
of October and December, more or less genera! pressure,
on the good weather new*, and a private condition report
showing a deterioration in condition for the month of
August of only a. little over 3 per cent, while the average
deterioration for the month of August is over 9 per cent. I
After a decline of 11 to 12 points from the closing figures
of yesterday, the market rallied slightly, but eased off !
again later, and in the middle of the afternoon wi< !
about 14 to 16 points lower, with October selling at j
• 74c. December at S.9oe and January at »c. This was I
followed-. by a sharp rally on covering, which may have i
been prompted to some extent by the approach of the I
holidays, and the market closed well up from the lowest. I
The market will be closed on Saturday and Monday, re- i
| opening on Tuesday morning. Southern spot markets 1
! were unchanged to S-Mc lower. Detailed weather re- ''■
ports showed rather heavy precipitation in parts of the j
Eastern belt, but the weather generally was considered I
good.
The range of contract prices In the local market ft- I
day was as follow*:
Tester-
Opening. High. Low. Close. day
August 8.63 8.73 8.85 5.«4(2r(! RiO Bes
September 883 1.C9 8.60 86!>88.70 73 !
October 8.t9 B. At >< 74 «.53«5.84 8 .SS i
November 8.87 «7 ».R7 H.92QH.tH S.M '
December 9.00 9.03 B.o<> 9.02«9.03 9.06 ;
January 9.10 ».I2 '.> 00 11 1009.11 2.15 '
February li 12 ».12 0.10 '.t.l4ii!VH» STXo I
March #1 9.22 9.12 9.22©9.23 o£6 ;
April ».2O !>.20 !». 10 f).22f1024 929 i
Slay. »27 U.3f» ».l» 8.8009.51 » 39
The local market for spot cotton was quiet with prices
10 points lower, at 9. SO' for middling upland and 10 Ode
for middling Gulf. Sale*, 400 bal«s. Southern spot mar
ket* were telegraphed as follows: Galveston quiet. l-10c !
lower at o%c; sales, 1.683 bales: Mobile dull, unchanged
at 9c; Savannah quiet. 3-16 c low«r at 9 1-lflc; sales. MS"
bales: Baltimore nominal. He lower at Otic; Augusta
steady. 1-lCc lower at SiHc; sales, 117 bales; Norfolk
quiet, uncharged at Q\i . New Orleans easy. 1 lfic lower :
at 9 5-16 c: sales, 290 bales. St Lor!* quiet, unchanged* j
at •*»c. Charleston quiet, unchanged at t»">»c.
Cotton Exchange special Llverjiool cables: Spot cotton
dull; sales. 4.«iGO bales; speculation and export, 400; \
American. 3.000; receipts. 1.000. all American; middling I
upland. 5.40 d; futures opened irregular, i) points lom-er
on rear and 10 points off on distant months: closed barely '
steady, at 492 d: August. 5.O0&3. lOd; August-September j
5. 01 d; September-October, 4.91.1; October-November and
November-December. 4.*>o®4.P"»d'; December-January. 4-00 [
04.i>ld: January- February, 4.92 d; February-March 4 f»4d :
March-April. 40594.964; April-May. 4.97 d; Ma' June]
4 iWd. and June-July, 4 U'Mitii Manchester: Yams quiet;
cloths, buyers holding off.
FLOUR AND MlTAL— Business in floor was on !
a light scale to-day, with sales unimportant. Buyers
are holding off in expectation of lower prices when I
spring wheat begins to move. No change In prices.
Spring patents, 94 2<*lSi fift: winter straights, $3 St>4)9:{ «8
winter patents. $3 75814 15: spring clears. $3 4Cs<s3 «0:
extra No 1 winter. S3 10g<3 2JS. an! extra No 2 winter !
9Z«0»3 RTF. FUnx-R firm: quoted: Fair to good. «8 85
&s."•. 7^ choice to fancy. *3 Wl'gs4. ''ORNMEAT, »teady
quoted: Kiln dried. *2 So**2 ftiJ. as to brand. BAG MEAL
steady; quoted: Fine white and yellow. 91 2THtCI 2»:
coarse. 91 10991 12 FEED — Western steady: city fjuiet;
quoted; Western spring. «1*3«: standard middling $2"
in I<H) rb sacks; flour do. »22 25; red do«. $24 75, ail I
prompt *hlpmen» : city bran, $!!> h'.ilk. f2ii@s2O 50 sacks;
middling. 121*924 '« red dog, I2S SO hominy chop £21
bulk. 922 20 sacks OILMEAL. $?<> r,n©s3l
GRAIN WHEAT — There »a« no Improvement In
speculative conditions to-day, yet th» market acted fal'iy
steady throughout the session, and at the clnse was only !
'»c under the previous right. On the whole news via '
n:ore bullish than otherwise, but the fear of an Increas- !
Ing movement ar.d the rtulness along export lines checked I
any disposition to bull the market. At best point prices I
were ah-iut : »«'«c above the rreviou* night, and from
this the- declined an much under the close. The bull :
factors Included report* of rain in northern parts of
th* sprir.; wheat states, steadiness abroad and rather 1
Tight Interior receipt*, last smonnting to only 4^6.000 :
bush, compared with 7«!Uioi> bush last year. Trie sea. ;
board clearances were about on the recent average and :
mainly wheat. Advices from Minneapolis noted a de- ,
crease of 923.0<V> r.u»h In stocks during the last four
days, hut els *t*tt?d l'"at arrivals showed a very One
uualiT' of new wheat. Throughout the day It was evi
dent that exporters were : jo far out of line to produce
much business, and the sales of only a doien loads ■
therefore created no «ir;>!i' although discouraging to !
t!«» ball element, especially as Liverpool was Hd higher :
and Buriaptrt '.p 1" points. Paris closed 5 tn lit point*
lower arid Berlin '« mark down. A Rroomhall cable |
said that the weather In Southern Russia was fine and :
Odessa, receipt* heavy, with the movement increasing a: '
several points Another '*lile gn\* the area of <Ireat
B-it*ir> as 1,775.«>0 acres, compared with 1. 798. 000 acres
'.as* year On the late curb September wheat was quoted !
a f T9c. or L »c under the previous night. Cash wheat
closed as follows: No 2 red, 7*'* c elevator and 7(*><»c
f 0 b afloat: N« 1 Northern Dultfth. ffi\r and No 2 j
hard Winter. H\\<* fob afloat. <"nf:v_Con»idernbli» :
early strength in this market, especially in September at !
Chicago *•■•>« replaced by moderate declines in the after- j
Door, that left final prices only '»(»'»<• net higher Th* :
buying was chiefly by large rash houses at Chicago, I
which accounted for the leading strength In Pegtember. !
Subsequent reactions were the result •>' larger carlot
estimates an/1 increased country acceptances especially ;
from Nebraska. Interior receipts w»re .".77, 000 bush 1
compared with 6A4.000 bush a year ago Export sales !
of ft loads were reported st the seaboard No 2 corn
was quoted 9JM*c in elevator and f.«'*'» fob afloat; No
5 white. 02c. and Ne 2 yellow, «K. both nominal. OATS j
— A strong upturn occurred in the oats market as a re- •
•till of Iljrht offering* and lighter Northwest receipts
owing to wet weather, although nn Increased movement ■
is expected shortly The cash demand at Chicago was
active all day. but loyally cash o»t» ruled e«»y. closing !
a* fellows: M x"i 20 to 32 Th. 35c; natural white. ■/) to I
33 Ib 3303Tc. and clifpe'l white, 3rt to 4O lb. MtMlc. <
RYE— Market nominal. No 2 Western, ca^c c 1 f New '
TOr " NEW YORK PRICES.
tester- i
Wheat" Opening High. Low. -lose. day. ;
f!»ntenTbVr .... T»^» ""* 15-W 7P', 7»ii I
Urn, . • *•'■« M '- *♦'* *♦'♦ **» !
%<. r.6*« MU SAW Mtt '
n*%eraber ** ■ •" * —■• '£*
Ms> • " "~ 82
METAI «~-T!'ere was a further sharp decline In th* |
I^rdon Hi. market, witn spot .-I.)*ing at £182 8* ana j
tutu-e» at .!« 19* Locally the market was easier also,
w.th 7«i*i »:nr« ranging from 40c to *> Sic. c er was
unchanged in th* f>wlon market with both spot an!
futtirM auotea at l*« '•**• lMllt the markrt l«. 1 firm
s? riTen? prlre*. hike being quoted •< li We electrolytic
*• ifi.Vi? and casting at Ut2Se. lead was flrm and un
!.:.;.««-.• •• .-..7r,tr.'' W. Iti the local market the inside
price Sfing for thirty -Jay *lilpments In l>m«on the- imir
krt «gs Sncr»lJgt4 at »7 l<s« Spelter was unchanged st
£27 r M In London and at Offft.lOr Incallj Iron wys iyi'fr
in th« English market with Standard foundry juir»#d i»l 1
.'". M and ii-'.fiami warrant- at S3* , '».! L.. ; -ai y ir»n
was r*p..rte.'. firm at th» reerW gains, with pro 3 foundry.
Northern. qiMit»<| oi fl9 .V)**ar». Th* marker f.ir pig |-mi j
crtin-Rffi at the rrduco Ex< t-artge ril!e<l (.-,, 1 A if»r.- ,
eially higher. Sale*. 100 tor.* Standard foun CMtOOT,
at 918 80. ;00 November at 913 >• and 100 December at
NEW- YORK DAILY TJUBFXE. THURSDAY. AUGUST .°A lOOfi
Financial.
To the Holders of the First Consolidated
Mortgage 5 50-Year Bonds ot the
Brooklyn Ferry Company ol x\ew York:
Default having been made upon the interest due August Ist. 1906. upon the above men
tioned bonds, the undersigned, representing a large Amount of said bonds, have organised as
a committee for the protection of the Interests of the bondholders. The Committee have pre
pared an Agreement of Deposit, whk-h is filed with the Depositary. KNICKERBOCKER TRUST
COMPANY, <56 Broadway, New York City. The holders of the said bonds are invited to de
posit their respective bonds with said Deposits rj% which will issue Its negotiable receipts or
certificates of deposit therefor.
Any plan for tho protection of the Interests of the depositing bondholders which may be
adopted by the Committee will provide that any depositor not assenting to such Plan, when
formulated, shall have the right, without expense, to withdraw Ms deposited bonds.
Copies of the Deposit Agreement may b* obtained upon application to the Depositary.
Xew York, August 2nd, 1906.
CHARLES T. ssAUWKV,
JAMES -URDAN.
jO c E p H j ODONOHLE Jr.
GEORGE H PRENT.cc ' v.orrnvttea.
MAPCLS MAYER.
THEODORE F. JACKSON,
H. M. DE LANOE. Secretary of Committee,
66 B-^ad^av. Ne* York.
<!'• 50. Ptantiard foundry gra«l»s are quoted as follows:
August, $llt bid: October. November and D««mbcr. $18 CO
•ittm.
MOLASSES AND STRUT'S— There were no new develop
ment! In the markets for liquid sweet*, with th* undertone;
steady and business moderate, with full but unchanged
prices noted. Quotations follow: New Orleans, centrifugal,
common. 14©16e; fair. lfi©ll»c; good, 18®2<>c; prime, a>B
23e; New Orleans, open kettle. »(®3V-; SYRI'PS. common,
14»ir.c: fair. lS|H7r. good. lSJfaie; prime. 22«24c: fancy.
2C®2Bc.
OILS — Cottonseed oil was moderately netlce to-day, with
prices somewhat lower for refined under bear pressure.
Crude remains firm Pule*. 100 Auirust at 3«e. 300 Pep
tember at 30>4c and 1.000 at We. 1.300 October at 82 I4Cl 4C
and »¥> at Sir. and 200 December at 2»S»e. Unseed oil
was unchanged. Refined petroleum was in steady demand
at yesterday's decline. We quote: PETROI.WM —
ard white, bb's, 7.50 c: bulk. 4«Oc: Philadelphia. 7.45 c;
bulk. 4.3Tir; refined, cases. New York. 10c: Philadelphia.
B.P5e; water whit*-. New York. bbls. (*.»>'•; bulk. «.40c:
Philadelphia. 0.45 c: bulk. S.Me; water white, cases. New
York. 13c: Philadelphia. 12.W.\ COTTONSEED OIL—
Prime crude, fob mills. 21"£34':j'\ Octorer: prime sum
mer yellow. August, nominal: September. M'leMc; Octo
ber. S2«32Uc; November. 2!>'-~ «:;«*•• December. 2»>-*CWc;
January. 2»'4*fV>-; prime white. 44-; prime -winter yellow.
43©4.Vtc UNSEED Oil,- - Am<-r!ran seed, city raw. 3*o
SO?: out of town raw. 37(r3Se; Calcutta raw. 6*c: lard oil.
fj)»7le.
PROVISIONS— opening steady, except for liqui
dation in lard, provisions Improved on a demand from
packers covering and a good cash trade. There was
some reaction in the afternoon, but the market at the
close wh.« only a shad> under the previous night. Chi
cago r»rf.\ptit. 2*.finrt head. Kansas CH*. 11.000: Omaha.
6.000. and the entire West. 71.0G0. Estimated for to
morrow. 2.V000 head PORK r>ar«]v stead y; quoted: Mess.
*I»T."WSIP2S. family. Xis !W?»*ir>. - «h<vt Oar. $17©
Sis 7.">: BEEF iteadv: quoted: Mess. $R®S«tK>: family.
M«iWMI: packet. t« ,Vl<Ss!>- extra India mess. Sl«#$l« SO;
BEF.F HAMS quiet. *21«f>2 V. ItRFWD HOGS quiet;
quoted: Rs^nn. (rttc; 1*« Tb S\c: irr> Tt>. »'*c; 140 IT).
» : .4c: otas. '.>\H\f*. CT'TMBATS— PIck'od belt!"* steady;
quoted: Smoking. 12^»©13r; 10 n>. Kir, 12 n>. 11 He: 14 Th.
tic; plrkled shoulders nom<n«i. «"■»#«*»<:; pickled hams
iul'» 12f?12 s*c5 *c TALIiOW steady: city. s"*c; country.
NK>%r. LARD steady-; quoted: Middle West, prime.
BWM?«.nOc: city lard steady; BHc; refined lard quiet:
quoted: South America. 10c: Continent. 9.25 c; BraiK.
leers, lie: compound steady 7^<B7*»e.
steady; quoted: oieo. 10Hc: city lard stparine. lO*- 4
Sfw York wholesale market price of beef cuts: RIBS
—No 1. per lb, 12c; No 2. f»c: No 3. 7c; LOINS— No 1.
14c; No 2. lie: No 3. »c : CHUCKS -No 1. SHe; No 2.
4'ic; No 3. 3'ic; ROUNDS— No I. 7Hc; No 2. 6>4c : No
3. fie.
PICE — Firm conditions wero noted at all distributing:
points, with business no«d In a jobbing way and offerings
rather moderate owing to light supplies. Quotations fol
low: Domestic screenings. K^»©3Se: second heads. 4©4Hc;
choice heads. 4Nii94%c; fancy heads. 5(r5 4r; extra, fancy
heads. ."i^i'Sflc; .lapen dimestic. 4*+fi4\r, Pntna. s'*®
5%c: Java. 4TI-c:4 T l -c: Rangoon. in bond. 2"HS2'ie.
A R— Refined iiugar was very quiet on new business,
although some stock was taker out on old contracts. The
undertone was steady, with prices unchanged The Fed
eral continues to take orders for prompt shipment at
4.70 c. I*** 1 per cent net for grantilst»d. with other re
finers quoting 4Me net. less 1 ncr cent cash. The fol
lowing are list prices, subject to a rebate of 10 points and
a discount of 1 per cent for cas^ seven days: Cut loaf
and crushed. r>.«Oc; m<->uld A. :>. cube*. 5.15 c; XXXX
powdered, B.OSc; powdered, coarse powdered and fruit
powdered. sc; Eegle confectioners' granulated, S.lßc;
Eagle ,-oar»" and e«tra fine granulated. V; Kapl<- 2 lb
cartonr. 2 lb bags and 5 H> bags of fine granulated, 5.05 c;
Eagle fine or standard granulated and diamond A. 4 90c:
confectioners" A, 17.V; No 1. 4.*.V. Nos 2 and 8, 4.60r;
No 4. 4.4«r; No 5 4..V.C: v,. «;. «.Mc; No 7. 4.25 c; No ».
4.20 c; No 9, 4.1.V. No 10. t.lOc; No 11. 4.05 c; No 12. *c;
Noa IS. 14 and IS. 3.ofie. Raws were about steady, the
keen edge of firmness belnit dulled by the apparent In
difference of reflners to purchase at present rates Prices,
however, were unchanged, with duty paid rates quoted as
follows: Centrifugal. W> test. 4c; muscovado. 1-9 test. 3*»
C3Hc. and molasses sugar. S!l test, 3 l I<»c.1 <»c. The Lon
don market for sugar beets was dull and somewhat
easier, with August and S»nt»mher quoted at Us 4' ; d.
Sales late yesterday were 1.500 tons English Island musco
vado at 3.41 c. basis SO ten. in port, and 2.000 bags Porto
Rico centrifugal at 4c, 96 test, c i f afloat. Receipts far
the week at the four Atlantic ports were reported at
40.»4« tons, against 25.223 the week before and 35.«3A
same week last year. Meltings were 43 000 tons, or same
amount as noted previous week, against 4M,Ooii same Time
last year, with total stock 270. 535 tons, contrasted with
278.889 the previous week and ISS.6UB same week a year
Mo
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. August 24( 180«.
BEANS AND PEAS— Marrow beans continue to drag,
and prices are in buyers' favor. Medium also dull and
unsettled. Pea have had a little more Inquiry within the
las', day or two, and the feeling is rather steadier, SI 524
Is now general trading basis for choice quality. Red kid
ney hold fairly firm, with the business of the week mostly
at $3 15. Scarcely anything doing in other varieties.
Scotch peas quiet. We quote BEANS, marrow, choice,
per bush. $2 889|2a0: do fair to good. $2 ."M>4fs2 do
medium, choice. $IC7HQSI72H; do common to good,
$1 COQfl 85; do pea. choice, $1 M>4i* 1 B2H; do fair to
good. $1 35®*145; do red kidney, choice. $3 12HQ$3 IS:
<}•■• fair to good. $2 iHl.g ; 3 **>, do white kidney, choice, S.Tft
<3 05; do black turtle soup, choice. S3 20993 30; do yellow
eye. choice, $106; do lima. California. S2 75; GREEN
PEAS. Scotch. SI 124611 15.
BI'TTEK— Receipts to-day. 14.454 pkgs. Owing to the
relative scarcity of strictly fancy creamery the market
for such is a littla higher and linn. The quotation com
mittee did not think It advisable to chance the oftlcia!
rates, and extra creamery was held at 2,T«*c, but It Is
simply out of the question to net any fancy goods at this
price. Fifty tubs extra sold on 'Change at 24 v ic and
the business from store was at ::4fiJ244c, the latter
for very high quality. Other grades are steady, but the
movement is of only moderate proportions, and there are
plenty of those qualities for all requirements. Renovated
Butter is quotable a little higher, fancy brands bringing
21c without difficulty, and some marks going arove that.
Factory and packing stock show no further change. We
quote: Creamery, extras, per Tb, 24824 l ie (Mercantile
Exchange official quotation. 2." l nc/. do firsts, 22®23c; ii.»
seconds 19t0523e: do thirds lSOlttc: t-tate, dairy, tub*,
fresh, fancy. 22'.»4r23c; do f!rs:s, 21<522e; do seconds. It*®
20.-: do thirds. 17®lSc; Western, imitation creamery,
extras. 20tf204c; dt> firsts. IH®l!>i'; renovated, extras.
20>*»21c; do firsts. lS- 2 Sia : a : . do seconds, Ml* ■.>•.
do thirds. IS-glflc; Western, factory firsts, 17'.*fil8c: do
seconds. 16ei"c: do thirds 144®15Hc: packing st?ck
No 1. 17«17Hc; do No 2. Tl'-jftlT.. do No 3. 144®l.'Vie.
CHEKSE— Keceipis day wrrr 5.517 boxes. While
trading is not empeelally active, still rhert Is a fair
movement in finest grades of small full cream cheese
and prices firmly held. Larc sizes in moderate supply
ami cleaning up pretty cloaaiy. Skims in fair demand
from home trade dealers, hut very little doing with ex
porters. Liverpool cable 60s <id for coloped. an.l ft«s «d
for white. We <iucte: State, full cream, large, fancy,
lZ%c; do fair to good. J2H6t24e: do small, fancy.
12^4c; do fair to good. ll«««12 l 4c: do inferior. 10«i®
:i'«.-; do half skims, small, best, n\'gU>^: do large. Mic;
do part skims, prime, *;s'!♦<•; do fair to goo.-. 7iRSc; do
common, 4.'4>o3Hc; do full skim*. 2@3c.
|sO<M— Receipts to-day, 14.0 M caees. Prices we.
moved up another hie on desirable fresh gathered eggs,
and the market has rather a ma tone. Trading Is good
Buyers are operating close to the current needs, but the
consumption is large and the stock is moving out of first
hands quit* promptly. The bulk of the regular packings
of ungraded Western eggs soil In range of l?VJf2lc. some
lots that Fhf'W bad effects of h-at going lower, \vht> a
few fin« candled an.l graded »>rlng Me, cr. pnaslhlj . a
fraction more. Considerable inquiry •'• i prime dirties at
16c. but the other grades are slow. We quote: State.
Pennsylvania and nearby, salei nil, white, fancy. 27c;
«3o choice, SSQKc; do ordinary to goad, 21324:; de mixed.
extra. 25^2tic; do extra flrM«, 33938 c; do firsts. 31021%e;
do Western, selected, best. 22c; do firsts. 21c (official
quotation for firsts. ! .'®2l- ; do seconds 18 l s 1?l I» '- '
do third*. l*JTl7c; dirties, latfir,.' check*, H>3t3c.
FRUITS— FRESH — Apples in liberal supply and also
penrs. with prices favurlng buj-er*. excipt "fur strictly
fancy fruit. try few plums irriving. Peaches in mod
erate supply ana rather firm. »;th fancy ncaeding outside
Quotation In some cases Grapes In excessive supply am*.
lower. Blackberries and huckleberries dull and weak
Muskmelons slightly higher. Watermelons dragging. Pine
apples oar«l> stead) We quote: APPLES. n<l varletiei
per bbl. I2«<s3 25; do green \arletles. $2'»>2 73; PEARS."
Bartlett. per bbl. *1 75«*:<: da Feckel. per bhl $23 53 HO;
do C;app's Favorite. KG*" 25; dv Flemish neauty. «1 2,"V«
SI 75; do Tj-s^-n. $1 nixgfS; d.» Scooter, *\ 2f,9>l *» do
common. «l<g*l 80; PLUMS. prate, per basket. l";. '
PEACIIRP. per carrier. *lf7«a 7.V do per backet 3.V«
II 20; CaiAPBS. Delaware, per case. Oflo«$l 25: do Nlag
art 7Sc«WI: do black. rtftf"'" BLACKBERniEP, per
auart. 4«12-. HUCKLEBERRIES, «*?l2c; MUSKMSL--
ONS. Jersey. per '-rat., or basket. Hn*i7.V do Maryland
and Delaware, per '.-rate. 40r0fl 25; do Crlorado, 12'!?
«23: per pony erato, $1 nnfrS2 25: WATERMELONS, per
100 i3fis2O; do per carload. *7r.«J^2Ort.
HOPS— Comparatively few 1003 hops offering oT> the spot
and holders continue firm in their views. Picking 1*
pretty general In this state. but will not become general
In Oregon for another week, l'orelgn advices (how little,
if any, change. We quit*: state. 100,". choice per It). 1.1
©l.V"; do common to fair, 1 1ff 13c, Pacific Coast. UK/5,
Choice per fb. 17<Jl*c. do good to prime. I5»l(jr; do com
nr-n to f*i- in«n4e: do tttH. per rb. 10®ll.!..
Pr»fl.TTtV ALIVE— Receipts to-day, 13 carloads by
freight an.' about l car by expreps. With a continued
good ii«r.-An<l the market Is cleaning up promptly on ar
rival of moat all descriptions, nn.l prices arc well sus
tained. We quote: HPRINO CHICKENS. Western. South
trn and Southwestern, per n>, I.V; FOWL*, per fb. 14c.
RfK>PTi;nS. if.i. tier TTi. Be: TURKEYS, par Tb. lee;
SPRING DUCKS, l^mg Island, per TV l>H«Ulc; Dl'CKri.
Western, ■•!'! per pair "OfiWV; •)• Southern and South
western, JOiffSOc; OEESK, Western per pair. *1 25651 .'•«;
GKESIC Southern *r.'l Bhuthwestern. per pa". tn»c;
PIGEONS per pall - 30525 c. l>nE3SEl>— Fre»h klllait
fowls In ' -ominraiivrii moderate supply, and fancy
graces flrm!y held. Really fancy Urge • hlcs.<-ns no! plenty
and fairly steady buth market burdened with r-onalderah!*
qucintttles .if ordinary chit-kens, and quite a good many
still arriving short of lee and more or less out of «>n
<Jl'l< n long Island and other nearby spring ducks plarty
and slow. Spring turkeys In fair demand when (ancv
«ml suitable for broiling. »iual'» plenty anil dull. Quite
a l.tlle frozen poultry working • lit, mainly turkeys and
rhlcUena. but under pressure to clean up price* very
lrr«KUlar. iVa quote: Freeh killed — !ee*l— Tt'llKKYS.
Hveriig.; lots. »id IMM4c: do poor in medium, ll*Tl2c:
s|>rir.if dry plcke.l 20MOc; Aa BC+Wet}, 2fl!ff2Rc: SPRIN*(J
<-»?tcKKNI». Philniieinhin, dry pi~k*fl. « to 4 ft) average
to pair fancy, 21«J22c; do over 4 !t> uvernge to pair.
fane? SftJTSS,?; An iverage run. l<lflJ%-: New York and
I-cnnsv!\anlji. 'in picked fenrv. I<**l<»c; New York
and Pern*>lva:iia. dry picked, fancy. lMlv do a.rraga
run 14#ttc; Western dr\ riicked. fancy, 4 ITi and over
tv tr.ir, lie, *io average, lS«l4c. do scalded, fane;-. ♦ Ib
Financial.
PENNSYLVANIA CB>Tf{\l BHEHIM, inMPANi
piUELITY TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
under the Mortgage of the Pennsylvania Central
Brewing Company, dated October 25. 1«»7. INVITES
PROPOSALS for the sale to the said Trustee of all or
any part of FIFTT THOUSAND DOLLARS i|So.ooo>
of Bor.ds secured by the said Mortgage; proposals to
be addressed to the said Trustee at its office. Xos. 523
331 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, to be opened and
acted Upon en Wednesday. September •5. IftOII. at IS
o'clock A. M. R. BI.LIS. President
August SS. 190«.
JJOTICE.— THE UXDEKSIOXED UEREBI
"*■ declare their intention of forming a stock corporation
to be known as the Eastern Life insurance Company, t*
be loca'ed in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New
Tork. for th* purr°*e of tnakin* Insurance upon the lives
or the health of persons and every insurance appertaining
thereu. and to grant, purchase or dispose of annult.es.
under and pursuant to the insurance law of the State of
New Tork. Dated. August Isth. l«0«. Fohn ?. Hanson.
William E. Mldgley. Charles A. Armerson. Her*-.*rt
Reeves. Max Helman. Moses Nartelbaum. Frank L. E»cb_
bach. Irving Emmoin. John (' Hanson. A. A. da-key.
Charles B. Hammono. Watson B. Robinson. Afton
Church. Wiiliam a. Cross. George Hosklng.
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
Capua!. SI.O(Ki.(KiO. Surplus. 53.0{)0,0<)0
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD IMM
WILLIAM H TAYLOR In V:oe-P: -f^.dent
CHAS F ARMSTRONG • 2d \T;ce-Presider.t
JOHN A HILTON - - 3d V.-Fre.. & Treaa.
WILLIAM M LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T Herr: -
Frank Brainard, Edward T Jeffery,
Harry Bronner, William M L^
lobert C. dowry, Va Willii M-rrill,
Edmund C. Converse, Winilow S. Pierce,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Bamsay,
Grenville M. Dodge, Frederick B. Sehenck,
A. Goepel. Andrew Squire.
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor.
Frank J. Gould, Edward R T? mas,
George J. Gould, John P. Truesdell.
John A. Hilton, E. F. C. Toung.
Financial Meetings.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ft ST. I»ACI. BAII.KOAD
COMPANY.
'J'HK AXNIAL MEKTKvV OF THE ?ToCK
holders of this company for the election of Directors
and for transaction of any other business of the Company
will he helii at the office of the Company, in the City of
Milwaukee, at Twelve o'clock Noon of Saturday Septem
ber SMh, 1909.
The transfer hooks will be closed on Wednesday, th*
29th of August, and reopened on the Ist of October rie»t.
July 2«th. IKMI.
ROSWEL.L. MIL.I.ER. Chairman of the Board.
THE AMERU AN I I.TIRAI. CHEMICAI.
COMPANY.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting of this Company will be held at the
office of the Company. 5 Qarß*U Ulock. in the City of
New I<*>ndon. Coon., on the 12th day of September. 19US.
at 2 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year, and for such other busi
nejs as may be brought before the meeting.
The Transfer Books of both the Preferred and Common
Stock will clcse at .'{ o'clock on Wednesday. September !»th,
1906. an.l remain 'lossd until 10 o'clock A M on Tuesday
September l,Sih liiiiil.
New York. August 17th. 1806
aiQORGE 1. GALABAITH. Se.-rctar>
and over to pair. 14. : d<> average. 139134 c: Southern and
Southwestern. a\erage run, laglS'j.-; poor. 10®l2c
■"OWLS. Philadelphia, dry picked, fancy. 14 V: do av
erage run. Uc: Western, dry picked, medium size select
ed (culls cut». 14c; ,1,1 seieetesl. bbla, heavy. J4c;' do av
erage run. WHo; do poor to medium. H>«l.lc; Sbuthern
and Southwestern, dry picked, selected. hb!» !.V,c; West
ern, t«caid«^i. medium size, selected, bbls. 14c: uo average
run. l.i'-c: d<> poor to medium. U«?fl3c: Southern and
Houthwestern. scalded, selected, bbls, lS^jc- Southern
anil Southwestern scalded, inferior grades. 10313 - old
COCKS dry picked and scalded. »>Hc; DTTKP. apring.
I^>ng Island and Eastern. 18JJ124c: do other nearby.
12c; do old. Long Island and other nearby. 10c: G&FJSE:.
spring. Eastern, white. l8i&-_>Oc: BQCABB. prime, white,
>• rh to dozen, per d<.i>#n. »2T.". ; <lo 7 It> to dosen. $2; do
« to «'t rh to dozen. #1 50: do mixed, per docea.
91 2MTII 50; do dark. $1 2.Tgsl • i l7: do culls. »ie«oc.
POTATOES AKD VEGETABT.KS— Irish potatoes In
light receipt ani higher for all grades. Southern sweet
potatoes SSc higher: Jersey stlghtlv firmer. Onions show
irregular (]»ality and value. Cucumbers and pickles
somewhat firmer. Corn in goocl demand, but supply lib
eral. Celery dragging Cauliflowers largely poor. Egg
plant* and peppers in light recelnt. but prices without
Improvement. Lima beans firm for choice. I^ettuce mill
l.v poor and dragging: strictly fancy exceeds quotations
wh^n found. Peas in light receipt and firm for choice,
string beans higher. S;;!a.-<h dull. Tomatoes weak.
Other vegetables range about as Quoted. We quote: PO
TATOES. Long Inland. per bbl. »17.V;(*2. do Jersey. 91 25
S?l T5; do per bag. SI rc.4zsl «a>. do Southern, per bbl. 910
$1 r*>; SWEET POTATOES. Jersey, per basket. $I©Sl 2T»
do Southern, per bbl. *2(S*2 ii do cull*. 90g7.V: HF.t.Td
and CARROTS, per 100 bunches. &O|f7.V: CABHAGES
per lOit. $1000*9; crCVMRERS. u»r libl. 73c«*l BO CV
(TMHrit PIfTCI^ES, per l.«'»». $!«s'-• .Vt. CORN. per J»».
•Ukc^fl St»; CEIJCRY. per dosen. KJ®4ilc: CAITJFUOW
EStS, Ijme Island, per bbl, '^.VSfl SO: do state. $.*>fi»S:
EGGPUANTB. per hhl. KiK-S ;1 2S: LIMA BEANS, per
bag, sOc<B*l 50; LKTTI'E. per bbl. s<l©7.V: do state,
per 2-ilnxen box. SOc®sl: do per basket. 73e@?l 2».
ONIONS. Connecticut, white, per bbt. ?2£o<3s3: do red
and yellow. $1304?$:: 23: do Long Island, per »>».: (l«»
*1 7!V; do Jersey and Pennsylvania, per basket. 5087.V-;
«lo state and Western, white, ncr crate, (1. do Orange
County, white, per bag. $15**3*2: do red. .'»>,-<& 9l 3*»: do
yellow. »tesl 7.' OKRA. per I.OtW. 75c«91 23; PEPPRIIS.
green, per Mil ."iO^Sc: PEAS, per basket. 7,lc#9t 50 : do
per hug. SUe«*l 2.".; STRING BEANS. state, per basket.
Mk-atl 12- do nearby, per bag. 83675 c: SQI'ASH. o»r
bbl. W>c«9l; n'RNIPS. rutabaga, per bbl. sft©Coc; TO
MAT' per box. 2337.V.
HAY ANT) STRAW— MAY- Nearly all transportation
lines iridc a liberal showing of rocetpfs to-day, but trad
ing was not stimulated thereby. Price* of the week were
repented but with »«me *nrr... weakness, especially for
round !«t* at the cloee Nothing in a wholesale way can
be 'I'inte.i above 91 In a few days the quantity «f new
wl!l he more definitely adjusted for prices. We quot*;
Prime, large hales, per 100 rh, No I. 97\tcfl91: No 3 ia.
>."i*»i>s No 8 d*. 72'»<|«<K-. shipping f-oeeOe: clover,
mised beat, "OCTTHc; clover, clear. «B«"fte STRAW—
Market well supplied, demand fair. SAQ-euc for eld. 4.*95i1c
for good lots of old. Receipts of hay and straw. In
ton.«. reported at the Produce Exchange at noon to-dar:
Hudson R»v*r Railroad, 440; West Shore, 40. Erie, »to;
Pennsylvania 9«t; Delaware. I^aekawsnna £ Western.
20 L«h!||h Valley. 250; IWltimore & Ohio. 2f»; Central of
New Jersey, 17«. river boat*, 100; .anal boats 174. total.
1,574 tons Receipts for wee*. A.SiM ton*, d'> last meek.
.". TW tons Receipts of straw. 130 ton*: for week. 570,
last week fi7o. Export* of hay In bale* fcr week: Liver
pool. CO; ssn Juan. SBS; Porto Rico. ST". Vera «'rat.
7S.V total. 1.t«l bale*
MILK AND CREAM—The exchange price rtf milk re
mains at 2*» cen"« a quart net it the nhirper in the 2ft
cent son*, or $1.41 a can of forty quart*.
The receipt* of milk and cream in *»► quart cana for the
week ending August 25 were as follows:
Milk Cream.
Erie . • S3 »71 3,<*i©
Ku*4u*hanna 12.W.'i HI
West sJhor* I* Hit 1.722
l-ackawarina ■ «».«So 2.C00
New York Central (long haul) S».7<V> 1,4!K»
New York Central ■Harlem> . 10.200 1.%>
Ontari.-) 44 113 2.W3
I»high Valley 21.40.1 1,373
Homer Ram*dell Line . «,430 4S
Nev> Haven • 9.2011
Other *ource» • *• 100 220
Totals 240.018 l».0«l
Toledo Aug. ».— CI.OVER3EEr>— Caah. *7 «5: October
and Scomber »7 .V». TIMOTHY. $1 Wl; AI.SIKE. $7 1«.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, August 29. If**.
BEEVES- Receipts were 73 cars, or 1411 head, includ
ing 49 cars for slaughterers and 33 for the market; and
counting previous arrival* thai were held ov«* yaterday,
there were 41* c»rs on sale, of which 43 at Jersey city an-1
r. at tttth street yard*. Trade prne.: citremely dull at a
genera* decline of life- -in alt grades ■■! steers. with ann-e
sale* of medium steers 13c lews*; later there was a little
n..i:» ictlrJlT, but no Improvement In prirra, the market
closing quk"-. »Ilh ft «•**■ ansi'Ul. Fat hull* were about
st*a<l} •■""' •*'' •ci;n bulls were rated -aiter at COth atftsi
vnr<ls. the co» market a-a* unchanired. t>»mnion to
prime *t»er* «nld at *4 4ik«».', 7» per IM rb. 2 car* «f
••hut. .- rteers 'r «ii Indiana went t, an Cast fide
alnugn!er<'t at sa*". siagx »■ 1 i at *4 V. bulls at 9? 4MM4
corns at *l««4 und 1 axtra heavy fat cew at *4 10.
Itressed Veer wan 1 ilet at last reported quntntlims. t^bieg
fr .m Oreai llrltaln rer«ne4 live cattle barely steady ana
sc::*.i.g at Iju&'li-a at ll?llHe. dressed weight. Th» Colo
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NZW HAMPSHIHE.
y/UITf MAPuioOD HOTEL
if nn 11 1 L Mlxi'^"'M I xi '^"'; i ". X. -'. ■'';-•■- Sept
' ' " Z3th. Facial and Eernte Centre. KUh
HTrt Altitude. No lli> r. *■ Tt-HOLS
111 I V GOLF COURSE. VfAPI.F.VVOOn COT
III 1 1J TACK opposite; acotnmodttw 135. Open
•»• « W until Oct. 85. Terms moderat-: booklet.
LEON H. COUT, Manager.
rado took out to-< Jay S6 catrie far Schwarsachilii * fn!»
berger: the Baltic was ea;imated to carry about Z.'o>*
quarters of beef for various shippers and the Bermu4taa
took H cattle' and 10 sheep for th* United Drc««»4 Beef
Company and ft cattle and 5 sheep far J. Hhaniberg A
ton.
Sherman A Culver: IS Ohio steers. IIS* It aver
age, at 15 75 per HOT Jti; 10 do. 1849 Tb. at $SSR; 30 Vir
ginia do. UTS rb. at »4.'5, 12 \Ye.«t Virglni* do. I(^3 16.
at MbO: I stags. 1433 n». at 33; 2 toils. 1415 R). at
ilcPherson & Cm: IS ohln steers. I*2l to. at fftW; SB
do. 1331 Tb. at »';«; a> Kentucky do. i3Il Tb. at $»«:
1» do. 151S !». at $5 40; » do. ISM ». at JB4i>. 29 «O.
13» Tb. at «5 40; i* do. 12AA tb. at 55 13 2>l do. 10?* ». at
$4 40; 1 Vinttrta do. HO* rs>. at fsfi>: I ; do. 12»* a. at
»is. 1 «°- uflo n». at *5 25: 1 null. 1150 n> at *J: 1 *>.
«•> rb. at »2 45; 1 cow. •«<> IS. at ?3«0: 7 do. IC4J ft. at
13: 11 do. OS* Tl>. at *2 15; 4 do. MIS 15. at fl SO. i do.
•n* K. at $1 40.
P. Panders: IS Ohio steers. 131* n>. at S5 35: 21 *».
1.«4 n>. at »4flO: 1* Kentucky do. irT4 Tb. at J3 8«: M do.
ll.<» IT), at $515; 2 bull*. SCO Tb at «3: IS do. KS Tb. at
«-'<. V 1 cow. 14M tb. at $4 1«: S. dr>. lOT3 V*. at I? 50; 1
do. lOCO rb. at »a 10; 1 do. :<vh> n>. a; $5 23: 1 «o. »«» i*.
at 55; 2 do. ftTS Tb at ¥1 GO; 1 do. i>ot> Tb. at 51 SB. I
heifers. 750 Tb. at £1 ft*.
Newton A Co. : IS Virginia -teers. I*»T n>. at $5 M>| :
1"5 West Virgin!* *>. 13fi» Ex at S3 <». 28 *». 12S« O. at
» 42V,; 25 do. 121« rb. at $»»7--i
A. H. Eppsteln: 10 Kentucky steers. 120T O. at V ?'
1 bull. 1.-.30 tb. at $4.
J. Bhambenr & 9on: 4 extra Indiana stoats. I3&R 1... a!
55 30; « Chicajro do. 1200 Tb. at Si 50. « Virginia do. I." -*,
It., at g» SO: 1 do. 1000 tb. at 9* 40-. Id Ohio do. 114* fix at
$5 25: ft do. 1272 Tb. at $4 00; it do. 12» A. It MM: I
bulls. 1217 ft. at $3 SO.
Kerns Commission Company: 21 West Virginia steers.
11.-5 Il>. at $5 3O: : 20 da. 1186 Tb. at fit>: 16 Jo. 11«» IK
at «3 s<> 21 do. 1170 '.'■>. at $5 45; S do. 10.-.; Ok. at |3
Krats & Cooper: 18 TV rat Virginia steers. 132S Vs. at
$5 70; 10 do. 1190 Tb. at X: 17 do. NSS Tb. at «♦ *:,
Tobin & Shannon: 22 Virginia steers. USD T* at 53 06.
24 do. 1120 Tb. at $5; » state bulls. ISM Ib. at S3 1%.
B. Judd & Co. : 3 bull«. MUt Tb at S3: » do. MO Tt>. at
$2 75; 2 do. ?5O Tb. at 65: 1 cow. 63© E>. a" ?2»: 1 do.
12» it., at SI M.
J. G. Curtis & Eon: 2 state steers. 1«S Tb. at 15 1-4:
1 bull. 13J!ft Tb. at ?2 f5: 5 do. »«0 n> at $2 75: « do. 88*
Tb. at s; 70: 2 do 775 Tb. at $3 «: 2 cows. 039 i*. at $8.
1 do. 800 tb, at S3 M>. 1 do. 140 O. at 92. 3 *». 910 tit. at
51 75; 1 do.»7oTb. at SI 40: 8 do. «-« Tb. at ?1 23; a Co.
72» n>. at $1 1«»; 3 do. 7SO m. at 51-
Jorn P. Nelson: 3 bulls. B*o Tb. at $2 75; I *•. 7M ». at
12 65; 24 do 775 'b. at 12 SO; 3 cnr». «■* T*. at SI; 5 do.
«24 Ib, at SI
Andrew Mullen: 1 bull. too Tb. at |S»: 1 do «H» R>.
at $2 70; 2 cows. 790 d. at $1 OB; 4 do. €57 Tb. at 91 14>. '
John I>u-ev : 1 bull. ISIO It. at U0: 1 4*. ■■• •"> Tb. a:
52 Sit; <i an 880 n>. at S3 70; 22 do. £31 lb. at $2 40. 1 cow.
lieo Tb. at $4; 4 do. ft« 2 :i>. at $1 «>.
Jelllf/e Wright & Co . : 7 bulls. 901 Tb. at 92 63.
MILCH COWS— Receipts were 112 head, including 9* for
the market. There was a fair inquiry' for the stock and
Jrcent to choice milkers brought steady prices: trash
eoi iinu»s to sell at low figures. Common to choice cows.
! with their calves, sold at $25 to £55 each; an exua cow
1 or two at $00; trash at SIS to $20.
Pales— A. M-Cate. » fresh tews, with their calves, at
i $20 to :-is<> per head.
Louis Heilbruna; IS eews and calves at J%« to $55 each.
.1. G. sCurtts & Son: 25 cows and calves, at {25 to 153
per heafl.
Andrew Mull?n: 2 cows and calves at »3T. an.l MS, re
spectively.
— Receipts were 2.380 head, including 12» tor
butchers, and. .with the few ttale calves, there were
2.321 head on sale. Trade was leas active and veals
fully 25c off from Uonday's prices; at Jonas.' CJty the
I market closed Site lower; graseers and buttermilks were
I aiso rather easier Two cars of Western aalvw were
j held over. Common to choice veals said at >:.;:»- BO
per 108 R>: a few selected tops at Si 73. culls at $i '.•:"£
$4 SO: grassers and buttermilks, at $3 S#9«. the latter
extreme. Dressed calves slow at .H'aSlSc per 1» for city
dresced veal*; H3l2c for country dressed; B©7c lor
dressed grasper* and fed calves.
Sales— J. O. Curtis Ik Son: 23 veals. 14S D average,
at S»7.> per 100 T^; 213 do. 1«7 R>. at 5- flO; » it. 201
Tb. at J*. 5 do. 124 Tb. at $7 SO; 10 40. 2*2 O. at $7:
4 Jo. liki Tb. at S3 V». 13 do. 11« Tb. at 95 SO. S do. 107
rb. at S3: 7 do. ISO rb. at 94; 35 buttermilk*. 133 H>. at
94; 4 do. 2S7tt>. at 93 75.
Jelleffe Wright * Co.: I*7 veals. 151 rb at »>: lf«)
do. 150 rb. at 23: IS do. 142 tb. at >•: 32 do. 1.% tb.
at $5; *8 do buttermilks. 157 Tb. at ■??. *>: 13 do. I*4 Tb
at 93 75
John P. Kelson: 21 veal*. 163 Tb. at $R 50. « dn. 143
TT». at 9a: 4 do. 193 Tb. at 38 3O: « do. 103 ft at $3: S
do. 104 Tt>. at $T>. 2 buttermilks. 210 tb. at $4. 12 do. 233
Tb. at 93 79.
W. R. Hume: 31 veals. 155 tb. at »• 75; 27 d*. 145
1 tb. at 98 30; 4 do. 235 To. at 97: 10 do. 17* Tb at M ID
8 buttermilks. 210 Tb. at 94: 32 do. ls» tb. «.t SSfle'i
Andrew Mullen: 44 veals, 143 Tb. at CSM: :«• do. 1«*
Tb. at **:»: S7 do. IG!> Tb. at 98. 10 do. 133 Tb. at O. 1
3 do. 208 tb. at Si S.
George .'. L. ■"-". Dtllenback: 100 veals 1«» Tb. at *>&-.:
1 do. 270 Tb. at 9«. 1O do. 157 Tb. at 94 SO
S. Judd * Co.: 30 veals. 1«O It,. at >-:."-: 12* do. 199
Tb. at 98: 05 do. IDS Ib. at 97 73; 21 do. 807 .-_. at 99:
10 grassera. 171 Tb. at *3CO.
8 Senders: 42 veals. 141 tt>. at 9» 50: 41 do. 193 H>.
at (SSS: m do. 187 Tb. at 99. "* grasser*. 2ST. Tb. a: 99 90.
5 do. 305 Tb. at 93 23.
To bin A Shannon: 21 veals. 133 tb. at 99 50: 10 Co.
18« Tb. at 93.
Newton A Co.: 4 West Virginia calves. ISA. at
SB «• 1. 1 do. c-> n>. at 94.
SHEEP AND LAMBS — Receipts were 30 ears, or «.7J9
head, including 5 cars for slaughterer* and £5 for rhe
market, making, with the stale stock. 33 cars on sale.
Sheep were li fair detr.and.and steady, good lambs wasted
and Arm; no realty prime or choice lambs offered, medium
and common lambs were in <<ver?uppb' and lower to sell;
fully 10 cars were Itkeiy to be beid over. Common to
prim* *heep noJd at $3 KOOJS 25 per 100 lb. cults at 42 "5
JJJ"; medium to good lambi at *T#sS common stack
quotable down to $» or lower; culls sold at *5. Pre?;ed
mutton «te»dy. -uh general calf at 8010 cit lb: choice
quality selling at H>'»c: dressed lambe steady for good,
but si?w and weak for others. Sales rasped from lie to
14:. with very few g.ol enough to exceed I3c
Sales — Kerns Commission Company: IBS Kentucky
lambs. «4 Ib average, at $f) 50 per HX> Ib . 20» do, 71 lb.
at $M2S: lIUR do. 0 Ib. at 8*25 383 do 44 in at ♦•:
277 Indiana do. 72 lb. at «7«2'-*: SO Kentucky eulli, 9*
Ib. at *4SO; 5 Indiana yearling*. Vm to. at MM: 20 de.
70 Ib. at 90: 19 Ke-ftteky do. S2 Ib. at 98 a*; 87 Kentucky
cheep. 122 lb. at 9>" 2&; !R4-dn 111 In. at 98: » do. 1* lb.
at 93. 37 do. ft.-, lb. at 94 DO; 17 Virginia do. 82 Ib. at $5;
43 Kentucky culls. ■» lb. at 92,V>
B. Judd &< V : 214 West Virginia lamas. «1 lb. at Was). ,
S.t state do 7O lb. at 98: 91 Pennsylvania da. 71 Ik. at j
97 73: 14 West Virginia curl*. 48 lb. at 96: 2 Want Vir
ginia sheep, 115 tb. at 94 ; •
Newton & C». ■ 2M 'West Virginia lamba. «g rt, at
13 215; »l do. 64 R>. at 9915 • Wejt Virginia ghee*. 9s i
Tb, at 94 £0.
Tolan * Shannon: 52 state In— hi. T5 fb. at SS. I*9 !
Penns>i\-ania do. «7 tb. at f" 7 state sheep. 131 tb. at j
$3 25. 8 do. 12*' Tb. at 94: «l eutts. S3 Tb. at IS.
Mcpt-erson • Co : 241 Virginia iambs. 84 D. at ST 73:
XV Virginia culis. *4 IS. at 18, 21 Virginia «h*e» (cu!U».
78 Tb. at 92 75.
8. Sanders: 47 state lamb*. TO n>. at 1*25; 237 *». 6i !
Tb. at $*: S state sheep. l'<> Tb. at 94 99.
Jelllffe. Wright & Co.: 101 state kaanh*. T9 ft. »t »s '
99 dr cl Tb. at 97 30 4 state sheep, lit *>. at 15; SbtjcVj,
IM Ib. at It.
J O Curtis * Son: 24 state lamba. 73 ft. at IS; (I
Vermont a, 70 Tb. at 97 60; 29 culls, !W» n». at S3 JO; li
sh-»p. '.is tb. at So state lambs. On Tb at VK iw: 14 do.
W ft Hume: to staie lambs. M ft. at J110: t» da.
a lt>. at $.*. l stat« sheep, 119 Tb. at §3. 2 40. V* ■ st
£4 5tK
George * L. S. DiUenbsek: 9 state lamb*. 04 Tb. at IS:
8 do. 75 Ib at 97 9».
HtXJS— Re.-*ipts were 42 ears, or 7.078 head, including
■bout 3 cars for th* market. No sales reportad ke/ara
'change reeling no more than steady.
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Aug. 23 — CATTUl— Rstfipia. l».«0 *««-*;
market for best strong to |0c big re. . olhtri ?t*aay; com.
mon to prtm«» Meet*. •»:»«•( ■ cmml S3 TQfU t«.
heifers S3 l.VB«» 1«. Imtls. f2«i>gj* 4f>; s locker* and f«af>
ers f2 *»«*4 » HOGS— Receipts, 2P.000. m»r>.-t 10*
lower' choir* to prime h<\i\ \ . »<» *>£•* :ir». medium to
,o.vl lea'- MMN^K butfher «eiglU» «»•««.
mm. l to choice heavy mt«<»d. e» »rtf*n 10. packing |ST->ff
{• pigs •" mm* BHEBP— ntffrjit-. TS.«^ ►-»*:
market firm uh—r M 3SMSJ* TS. ;ear.in«s «•■> «■-»»•;•..
lambs. »i«.! *
laaas! '•'« » — HOGS weak. !Oe Inwer. bjtch-:»
and shippers fHaflfliSM; common, fi U>t'«S ;f> f.\T;Wi
acme an<l »'*a-«\ . fair to rood shippers, |4«w^:'
enmrnon »;••«?»< Mil CEP s'eady. «2 Ol«$4 « UMW
strong. $4 3MN*
Bast HuiTalv Auk 3» ■ CATTLE -Receipts, 75 stead:
steady. pr'me mm $.%*■««« 19. fhlrp'.n*. •."•«■
batchers. ;i.»tis:s BAl^«— 15»celpti. 0) heaJTae
tlve »c higher $4 ,V*Nft » lICKIS— Rm-?1p(>. MM head:
active; !tght weight* .%#I!V higher; .there steady: heavy
and mi»ed. «« «■»§•* "• T..rke .-» 7l>*«a S.>; ptas. MM*
5(1 W; rmirhn. •«»••*.» sHKEr AKI> uvvr^n*
ceipts. I •*> head, active lamba I.V jrearlitto "-«' tiliS'r,
other* steady; lamhe «l|» 50. yearling* iaWlta
Kansas ■ Hy Aug Z».— CATTLE— Heeelpts. I4.M* heaA
Includiix? 3.< MM» «•- itfceras. Market Bte^itfy to etreaaj. Te»
steers. I*2* calves. 2Ac lower. >'»!<.(, c export »e»4 ttiana
•team U«n««Sn. fair sa (mod. •« tS? *5 *». West-en
steers 11**9: ." »t.wkcr» and feeder*. $? ao «l * 4 a»;
itruthern s««ers. .*5 (iOCM •• Southern c.-ws ?M!«1; Ml
ti\e rows. eMftTV native heifer-. J2?iVr v *» S: hulls. fS#
13; calvea. fSJI?Sr>. HOO«— nec-lpt«. tI.«M head. Mar
Wet »c to lite lower. Tw. iSITI I*.1 *. Bulk of »a!-«. MKfl
$«»: pufk»rs. f»M«f*fe. pik» «n1 lights. $« tMTMXTH
?;KEEP— Re»eipt». &.("> head. Market steady to *eck
Laa.be, 'i'ißJl »•>; nativt sheer and yearlings. $( !-.;«■ ...
Summer Resorts.
. - >r.W TORK.L-
Autumn in the lilirocucks.
HOTEL AMPERSAND
AND COTTAGES.
A rrv>ft d'Tightisl jrs^^tJla. aai I*ie r-^rt. Tr*rt •:
•-i -- ;. manual <V.« - .-*-,-■ »*,-■.--.- I»t. M ».--.
4th. Writs for i:r=."i.*mtt3 Sso*l»t. S-ptrrz»rr
r*t»s. Op»a carti Oeto*-r i«t.
G. 5. HOrxToy. >%r ■ Aa;«I?a-i, ». X.
MO R LEY'S
In the Heart at the
I Ar>IRONO*.CK«.
Tva l»rf» .-■-••» ■•--! cottair»«. er ->"«.r. ■•" "»f
th- sMJt ->ea ]■ ' US- In th- r-il*=. ...... Ji«
brllt. All n-'A fnin Tnr:t "•■- -j --» jig t*rfc»
lrir. bo'U.-.r. p~cl. "•> -et.». erch-«tr«. hoc** rXJ'lci**.
?»ntt«r» BhBBeW Per* «r- r.« -a--- v-- :-:.TTi»rT
invaiida Moderate rate* E-lßctlea la sajM^H
Artistic eatalasa*. SIOP.I.ET'S. L**- Pica«»- sagaa*
MANHATTAN BEACH
S»» S==.a»y Kxecrrtan. Colti—^£ £:r trala «r»lc«i
•« — « -la '. all -»-til^» cc 8?*:-"8 ?*:-" '• v., v,.-<
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
• T. F. SILLECK', Manager.
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL
JOS. P. GREAVES, Hanager.
BRIATICJ.irF MANOR >~£V«" <>RR
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
The Hotel Beautiful of the Westc-«»ter Hills
NOW OPEN
Briardiff Manor. I*«s than thirty mile- from
New York. Li on* of the moat carlustT# ami «t
tractive residential and ttotel resorts of lisa
Westehestcr Hllla section.
0 3. PLUMER.
General Manager Hcte 1 aid Realty Interest*.
"~ HOTEL
GR AM AT AN
BronTville. 'WestchesteT Co N. Y.
nrF.N ai.t. Tar. \far
The mast d»Hichtrul health said plt—ure wwit n«*tr
New Tori. Reflted aid nc-l«Bive patron ac- BBJI sal
Division. S. X. Cestwl. _w jyta
.1 4 I..* >">'!> €0™ 1»r»>p«.
*;«<♦ 5 Garden City Hotel. Gard-n Clttr. I* 1
Pms*. > Manhaase' H«ua*. Shelter talaadl I» I.
THE BERKELEY-WAIONTHA HOTEL
in c—BCtt r m■■ -• Hi -ng Beta.- »*n«— •
CRKAT HWI.TN REPORT.
For fall aar- '. i-i ... te X. U. PATRICK. Slri
a?us Bprtaaa. a. T.
\\rATCKOC£X Bocag, Ea«t Mm mis asaaam dl
1 »» rwtljr •• Great Swot* Bar: a«M «aa*a: lavas
, ;-..mi ar.l ,»cady a.-.. or-^Sf jri.r t.
E. ':{ "EP.^T M •-»*--
LEGAXTLT nRMfHEP ArAP.x^i s?. - ?nr.'\TZ
bath. 11 s» aaUy; tarlnitnir tr.ea ji • » - 121 »«»kly
«m, <13 VAX R£.VS3£I«AEa. IT Mage Mtt.
>ew jfß'ri
galenThall
ati*axt:c cixt. y. j.
One or the msia erica, stea* aid *:— •) - I sssji -"US
•vary eom*Vipi. Slaafs a pea. always BBSs] « »a*» b«i*7.
flDarlbcrouah - 36icnbeiBi •
ATLANTIC CITT. >'. 9.
"WATTT "RTTTVITT AtUntle City. X J
imparity. I.«». Aa»rtein »a* Ecrep*»a pi»a«. S*»
water baths; private phoees. oreli«':r». '
HA> E.. 3iTrK3, •■^w>»'
THE NEW MONMOUTH.
SPRING LAKE BEACH. N, J.
BK>r.«>s ATTRACTIVE IMftl\<, «FPTTIM»rR
Riding. ving. AatsassMßaßg.
Tennis. G«!*. nl— . WHWaj
FRANK F. SHITE. JC»- »■
t SOMERSET INN
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARn«TIIXB. X. J.
eft oil;* from New YorS. on l*vaa wanna st «- k r i « tr.
•M. raristapher or Barclay St. retry Altttsd-. 99* ftesu
Ovens May 19. wENJ R PHEIJ»S. Hii—ir
Tiligfcuni 7*. ■srnaeae»Ule.
! ASBURY PARK. N. J.
Tn* Waahiagtoa. gM> ?ta atf . WwttlMm th* tst'-iy »M*.
near the at can : 49 sessalnc innsja sin eatm Wind «*■**.
«Mi sins, al»» aiipsr r^refc-»: aM asewvra eon — . --
Sam* ir.t-t«err--.> for eight years past.
w^lmommv. x j.-Towtn oot'nr. rt'-\ a«ftett«» Mg*
£s class, reflaaw firstly hoc:*, with c«taef« and »ya»
l«ws; sssiirlraa aaa Earas*aa plan: no stawr psaa* tka «t
on <ay roaa*. Booklets.
coyyrcnevr.
EDGEWOOD INN
cnnstwicw • <osc twe «OCTf». coxy.
BeatlUrynjr taamtaa raasrt fcetfl .-»• -.- . — ag- •.*»
rooaas *a gait*. •Htn taatas aad alt -M— 9JggcfJßp9nal
far»rnl .e---. ta »tl •.;»."- —•• C»»tl9w ->%'f '.— ,
BswHasL Klilr* avs> DriTtiJt. B^jaertes* t»N» an*? %:* 1
qoartera. WetTa*** warns aed Crt«»?. la s>j99snfaas :e
■MStrr 41 saiantaa £»=; .W* Tavk «*» MM bbml
V. F. SXWPSUS:T. V»ua«-r.
Aest Mff. Las— i Piaaii. Trtswiia M. S.
Virginia Hot Springs
? a*» rrr.i itetation <>rE>" all thf te.ul
Water*, Ktihi betel* i*4 x ear 17 aowhe-re r nnaßedl
?.-rjw.ir »"n' »n4 ie—^u» -•••#««»» tMrei. C«.*>
r'• fer"4r">'.,.M frtyes 1 - % «'*' -» 'api-.o»« *«.a< r«.->ai.
t'-.' »w.,-i«tr. 3 -<■ !»r.« lr««n' sa-i cuiiror •ir •»• .
"HT Vr* H M«*SA" 1» T-«l*r^ Is -.-• t :--—- ,-r.»e
*si patr^riUfd by — « hlxif»t '»m Pr"<er» ,-•■« «>a
.,,. v v » -»
The Chesapeake A Ohio Railway
»na*r» stoaavar at CCTtsirt;a. V» . on th-~ «- -.-. •.
Clnetnnati. Louisville. Chle»«tt. «• t/JCti ».-!j •-• -*r»m
for ata* trip to vug— la Hat *»- -.««
Fultmaa e—»aniasai ear. via Was- -.-•-- ■ sj
W T. *ii V- m. arrirea »pr:r.« ?CJ 4 tr... nd-n: tic--.
Exc.rs:^- : -<e-s at C. £O. - m • I>C 3r «-!■>*■ *ii
Sra At*. •-<• «>ai;t« T- r.s R. ? aal cr^se-rtfcj ..-••
fRIP sreSRT iu c » ( .:. H- «pr -«. v*>,
I" ,-'t t EX*NiuY ri^:u?ii"sn ArA?.rMr^:; priv^vTz
Li h»ta. ;«!*■> d»l!»; ta?lt:*ta< Bin!.". t»«. JZS » — ily;
T'.«fm eMrtv»« yjartta.* »af»Sis>. Jfe.--r:- tpaaa
ah***. «» J»<tW » stoeiter* and feeders. 1 '■--<•«.• v
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Lj irisil. Ac*. a» -float**: WWUT-sust t—gy.
X-> 3 red West*ra stater. 9a l«'»d. fara>*a <«*»st. See*
t-aib-r. «■ INS: Dacasabar. •• >%d COR.V— *jot ana:
AB»erlcan mixed new. 4s PSi; future* atsaaV atsflLsrtii.
*• «Hd. o-i'sxbt-r. 4a T\d: Januar*. new. I* 2*; a.
PBAB— • waauHan stead. . as l<-4 Fl*>l'R— »t i^mu*
fancy wtwtwr steady (•. HOPw to tcwdwn <racnßc Cna*x*
atawly. ta 9*OC« W*. OB V .S* ejai-t; «*t*a. Incta, saea», «s*
M rORIC q«i*t. prtaie sms*. Weatera *Ta «9 Jl.vms
— Swan ewt. 1; to «• ft. stasjvy. at* «t B.UX»M arts**
CX-rr.fxrUaa cat. »(•»)» Ala: abas* r»K M to 39 !K
CSj m. taa« etaar saMdM*. Itakt. »*» M 1&. Ms tasw
clear sjtdwl**. heavy. » te 9 1* «9» «d; sfeww* e!-ir
bark*, -ia to » ib- «*s «d cie»r vsti!** Mt* t-v nx 9aa
SHOT M>KIt* -Square II to U » weak. »• •» Uk»t»
qu'et. rrir.< V.'-j!:-m. In tlerf*«. <<• ta .vrr.Ttc«2 •*■
f.n* I *. us aail* 43«. srTTWP •t-^dy; 'aw t*Klt---<
-"'•t ••• ►*.«; (tiwol (if*. •!• C'iEVn »* —•— • c ,ksi<MJ
f8'»l »«M«», ?•!>■ M; d<» ce)I"»fr» frA. 4-1. "Z±Z£/y*'.'
rrln-.e cltv r.rra 2*,« &i TfRPSNTt.'CS— ?3tnt. fir».
f.« 51. nOSIM— Ce-iBi3B M-aiJy. C» P't4 FEXKO^KUiI
— 8.-.in;i q'iltt. CSe. LlX£3^:DC:t« «d«t, Ua «4
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