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THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. August *. l»06.
t— «. ... ISOUstie. bales ISO
!£,*£.::::::::: TftSj. £&:: «£
r ° rJSii ■ Grapes (C*J). crate*.. -••>
iafi^*^: 1.. 332 Oranges <C*i>. pkgs.. 4.400
TiercesT^ 500 peach** (Cal). pkgs.. 9.77 a
J *!s" i^T^* * - l.«» Feaxm <C«1). pkgs.... 18.nfiO
e2?«"" SOOiPlum. (Cal). pkg».... 10.S0*
cases.. 43jFeanuts. «ark». ...-.-. 1.&73
C *-!£r Vksi ..... « Pineapples »FSa). crU. 3;5
I*trtc«-h* tuiMt jo* Coilper matze. Backs.. *«'
££*? r-" - •• *»*• *m
•»" T ' '.:■ --- S.2»li Quicksilver, flasks gO
corS- kVS-"""""- ... 46.500;n05in fcb'.s 1.275
< ?^ t^""*.:: . 3SO*. Spirit, turp. bbls <5O
I^IS I---- 6.157 Hides, biles — - »>
goer. **£;-•••;... -7,073 Hides, Mis 2.^
F^rL 6 !:?^' 1!..-. ii.rr«ri!oisK«e». tsis s«»
0 r,k« MBBj&i«ar. sacks «5
52LJUu!try T*B« 4*4iTcWt>. Wide •"„•;•
P!T£J<trV ■. crates. »10; Tobacco, pkg* »6^
g^^iie..^.... I.oso;Wine <Cal>. btiS 47S>
EXPORTS.
-~ » t«sh -.-- ».«47iPork. bbls _ 215
•W**^*? B—.—8 —.— 6.?75 Beef. bbU <§7
O«t». BBS ? 165' Beef tee 27S
W.»S ~ l.^:s!con. rb.._ C67.OJW
TivS - •*; 11 Ham Th M»
Flour, •«**;; •MSlLard Tb S34.Soi>
EsSsae tbl * 4 e2o!Ttllow. ft 6.000
M a W ".; 4as>»;Grease. Ib -•• SOgiOgO
Sjp. ;; ~ £::::::-" IS
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
SfH^---: £9 i:l7i!c'rud^t:: Ea \.:::. M 7»M 7»
Con. b=s- 11.5T5 Refined pet. pals. .10.242.723
T t^:::::: lVmiNaphtha. *** ios.obo
• Esrley. "W* ll , , Benx i ne _ ga is S.OOu
Jeiaeartv 2.310J Gasolene. Via M£
fFS :::: ::^ :.M0,: .M0, Cottonseed oil. gals BO.OfO
&^-:;; 5^.254 LutortoattasroU.«al" 1 -30t>.3^
=■■'—' ■ ■ is*wi Pot* bbli -- I- B * 3
B-r^-.**?::;: imSS ££:
B*^ ttL" : - 8g Bacon, n^ M n.SS
Hops. i*jes »«06ii5-"sT It> 70.200
as? s i:Si^s? » - ?*?-^ (
b^-^ 1 -;;;;; H Cbeeee! » 160.980
CASH QUOTATIONS.
__ h. - KrjKMSS '.Cotton. mlddKr.g in T^.
•-- • . - Coffae, Nc 7 Rio W4
ben. £5.%^° 1 ffi oo ' (Sugar, granulated ... &SO
Erchar^» l*«c - • * '££ Ta , jVime." .* ." 5 7-15
fpelrer •-— ----•r*,:.' i msJ Pork, mess. 17 50
IR "^-* t i . No iJIS*" * SfiJ-ti Kccs dressed. 160 Tb. &S
ffiSKSS"' ;f|Sir **>
-
: GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Emm Tori. Aug. 3. 1906.
_. rr . farther aedtee occurred In th* coffee
C ? JT^Z^ 't^av'.. eeesion. The market opened
Burket Wices. and held around Saturday's
nsadr. « S^^VSiSmS of the day en a small
ciasia* !w! djr^g t* ~~ weake :ied uader Increased
volume cf bu,^^ b^ p^ c i to r^fl-ct cost and freight
c£er^Si. wluca were^-?g| tstzSb but at a
!?SL2Z?«s?sB» pS^ »^" * er » "PO^t«i "f 20.750
nei dectoe o- -ir^ g*gj narket was about in Une with
£5W2«^ t>-t «««W aa^lpei reported a reaction
r »hJpJeccJi Market, wtlch closed net tmebaasM to^»
i^B *,weT r«ter> clcse-i ~S S * p^nr's higher. Th»
r?T~ r t v,-~v ,-~ reuorted la the Braiillan market was an ad
flrf^rEc. pLsii Om T>n« of Santo* 4s. The weather
Zf^f.^ta»^ Sao P«.t::o continued fine In all districts.
«e~ liNral rearhlns 57.001 bags at the
50 ££"^n« KW tec !8« yw and 65,000 tegs
!T>|Ss Juadiahy rf^!pts were 45.300 bags, agalnet
-. ias: rew and 49.0!» bt?s in 1&06. Receipts
tHo-r-- hr many to i» r-aciilng much larger In coin
•TL^. w't*- "the two pnrrtooa years than la warranted
by Sb moderase esr«niate of Qm cvrrer.t crop- and the
SeftAS tnAeaer cf the nuM re largely due to the
■bml --"- ana exjvectatioas cf inGreased offerings
'■- rwt cc.r:^ to Brazil tiiii lead to a break in prices,
m *Jser or not roversicieiit hoi4ir.p9 are held "* the
tbmtUU «■- - should •■:-•-= happen to force the sur
'" * "to tt« iarcs of c«:-Ei;rr!<T!-. a materially lower
.'•« wauM be - -.o;<rre<! lnevitaNe. Th-re la I milling CO
i-'iiate «c!i « contingency as the latter for the Odm
V»'s« and receipts may fall oil Oarlns August and Sep
t?=b?r to s«db a--: extent as will revive cc=£2ence in
smaiier estimates of the yle!3. The marker for spot
c-jf»» *v QaUtt. -- the basis of 66 s * o for Rio No 7.
fla •»«*}■:"• :)«aras sc £.::- shipments cf coffee from
■■..m.n pcrtii tor the -»-t«k were as foliows: FYora Rio.
UN bagi lacluilng 14.000 bass for the X*r.lt*d State*.
u'rt>o bar? to Europe aad North Africa, 6,oiXi bags to the
Ci"»e River Plate aad the west coast of Booth America;
Saztse riearsrees. 170.000 bag*. Including 64.000 ba«s to
ti» QdSßd StaTes. 10^,000 baps to Europe end North
>.rrtca ar.fl 4,000 bass to the Cap*. River Plate arid the
west coast Of Soatta America: Santas Ipaeota for th«
Tnitwl States »?re 78,000 bags and for Europe 87 800
btsi. a tots.: of l^S.iXxJ b&grs. Receipts at Rio and Santos
for tire «■<--: were 353. 0w haps, against 307,000 bags last
•ML 205.0J0 bi«i last year and 413.000 baps two years
aro. VjcTr?T!a ri<<ara=ces for E-irope. 1.000 ba^rs. Bahia
shHj cc2e< a:c« - »ment ■"•a*; as fvUrrtre: Receipts. 2.100
tap strvefc. *aOOO bass: -clearances to Germany. l'«
best, staswlaerc '■"' ' hac?
T.ie rar.f* c: contract prices In th« local market to-day
M a? Cauaws;
c». :-_: -_
Oper;ir^ H;g-r_ Low. Claaß. day.
Anrust ... 5-65 5-65 5.65 5.6535.70 6.70
Bntsßb*' «-" 8.65 6.»"t r. «•• "-r :a-
BsMhsr — — — 5.4583.50 5.55
Nc.-er3ber „ ... — — — 545g*tt> 8.55
r<«e.-2b— 55 555 5.45 P.45ft5.50 BO
lacaar — — — 5 4535.50 H.PO
Petruarv . — — — 5 45rar..5f> S.SJ
March " •-- R.SS r. SO B 4K€5.50 5..V.
Aj»rt! ... — — — f>. 5095.55 6-55
ilay 5.<50 B.« 0 C.55 6.50&5.55 6.60
Jet« — — — CKSS.6O 5.«0
Jb!t 3.63 C6?> R. 65 6.60@5.63 5.65
CoCe» tmttm Rio— ilarket barely Eteady; No 7. S?400;
•x«bane- rate. IS 3-lfrl ; receipts, 7.000 ba?- : stock.
«£,*>-«. bac». Fantos— Market weak: So 4 Santo*. 3*Ss''.
» reiE cr; Nc 7 Santos, ._-- r , -.; -. BO -«• bags;
etock. t,«a.«00 bass. Hanbsry- Market ■; ■■---■-: V.g>
Pfe==!? fclpher; at 2 o'clock was net ***?'** pfennig
felffcer; a: 8 p as was n»t (March) -; •.-. X hlgrh»r;
otier months S pfe-mur higher: sales. 40.000 bag*.
Etvr* — Uarket evened barelj- rteady, unchanged to V
f^i.*: o^; at . - noon was unchET.^^d; it 3 p m was Tin—
cits^ed to M fr&no higher; at f.-"?O p m was U franc
to"?er: saifs. 19 00"> bagE".
COITOX — Tfce bull party a«rmor.strat»>l ita control of
tne cotton market flurtnr to-day' b sessioc. al-'-.oi:-:;
tie- tews »x»nt^iu»-d of raUvr a tv=ar!sh average »<> far
M ldiaeila'« rrr>ps and trad? cendirton? re conoemed.
*■' times the tx^re evioentiy tried to force a decline in
•Trees. partSeniarisr In the late tra»licg, but al! offerinss
■»!* w ' absorbed, and the bulls showed greater i?
rr««:veiies£ [tea at any ua* curing th* last week, with
Pices dtlax rew his* reoords for the movement en the
active acr.tis. Some capita! was made of rather heavy
smc;E la all parts of the eastern and central belts, al
«°2^i tie i>ears ciaini that t v .e emp <Jeterlorat<>s throocti
eroath rather than excef*it-» raoisture during August
*E3 tea: the ccarfialrt from this cause Is purely sentl
*J sst *i- «-•■.•-;: this -- be. Southern oflaringa were
*^* ". tr - smaller BharU Bhosred s^ns of uneasiness,
••■ the niarke- closing Fteady at a decline of 2 points
'.'- '■'-♦-- bu: generally «to 11 points net higher. Sales
•w lie day wers estimated at 12T.000 bales. Liverpool
T"2 reopen Jot business on Tuesday raorning. Some
wongSt '.' *i' -possible that the raore cggresslv* attitude
«*• ten party- ba tne l;>cal market to-daT was for the
rs- »^se of tefiutncinir tie cal.les to-morrow morning, and
Omt ibocld tba cable? trnrmnt an advance hera
s** acramg rtallziag eales would be bo evider.ee-
r 1 ? 1 *. I .*'*^**- a r. effort or. the r£rt of the bears to cause
• cecine here ln^ yesterday was successful enly to th«
llSi of - or s ***■*■ *™=n the top. The market Cs>ened
* Bocsts Ibww to T points higher. At on* Una August
*s~ 10 prints ."'•»er ur.ier liquidation a? a result of
S. ve * 1 - '-" '•'■ sfw crop did sot work under Saturdays
*n£. laaxt bed 12 to 13 pclnta net higher. Aside
•■'-_'■'-' ■* c ' T ' e * wtath«r, • crop news seamed to 1*
••Ders.-.- t'.-r i air" no rhange was rep"rt»Ml in the attl
rV* i. •• I*a>m trade. Sostherr spot rotrkets of
4~^y reccrtad were unchanged to -«• lower.
*.■ * rtn», ~f contract prices la the, local market to-
Satur
»__ _ Open. Hirh. Low. Close. day.
t^" ? \ **' »-&4 B^2 6.6&9e.04 8.8«
g***» t- .-.?. unaaw »jbi
Vr 03 * fW S.S9 8 42 £ .'.3 ■: . - i '.' 42
22"?? -• • — — — J*.27g3.29 9-17
M?"'" ■■ »-2« S.?! 8.20 fc.2»Sj&.3l> 3.19
rS^ 7 8S 527 919 9 -253 — 5.13
v.^*^ — — »!26©»^27 ».W
■ 2C 8.52 f> 26 b.3u®'j.32 » 1«
10 rjL?*T. TT ' rfc =""*rk*t for spot cotton was quiet, but
fir'^E?-"'*"*"'- a: K '; 7 <* for middling upland ar.d ia!.<V
"t»^"lr^r 5 5 <jLL: -- ?> o saies were reported, but 18.600
»«». Z» c"-'c "-'" rf -' ca coctracf. Southern spot markets
.-;. ' — y I T por:e< l as 1 !lowi Galve«ton. steady.
«s«i7il!» v " t ,. J V"* c; •«!•«. 7'>. bale*. Mobile, nominal.
iS-on?>*: a-*•-■a -*•-■ Savannah, quiet, fee lower, at 10«»e.
•s^LfSi «n^*«r.Bed at Ilr; sajes. S4 a - i "" 1 Baltl
"!■*!*.-. a o^"^ " : '-'•■"< - Augusta. "Jet. m»
'i«c«e^ I!- - ?^ c: •*-**• 103 k 11 ** £ t- tool*, dull, un
*-"■"€ P»iL "*.'- K^^w^o-- steady, unchanged at 10»ic.
atl stiT^' <: " > at 10c. New Orleans, quiet
tor" JJiTi at 10i,o; sales. 23T. hales. Charle*
tat'sw,. .7- ,'t?. eh *o«»d at JO Vie. Memphis, steady, un-
E»-..^,?\, J~-:J ~- : ■a»«s. ~» bales.
55ssSSaSBS c f S H£J leading points for Tuesday: At
*»ek ,r/^ f J" WWO ba'es, acabtst 1>,31« bales last
»*•*« Tit , "^ i!tst y* 8 !": at Calvt-ston. 2.000 to ; 3.000
«Ke»fi"*' " tate> ' aEt wePk a^-d r<s last ye 2-';
•g S?(iß^£,.?* ■•-■'■- a?a!n!t 2 - m t* l " la£t
V^ C ", AX »"MEAL^-Th- market for flour was dr.!l
SM acibsl r, !i °^ una«tt!*d. Bpring taken, wet* the
■*tar i . .». change in q-jouiTion*. Rye fiour en-
Qs«toa?»w?i m»>j»ra^ OoauuM. $"E FS»T'R Steady.
eu«" choice to faacr. *4 55
Sa^Kt i- A:/ ~ Mrin - Quoted: Kiln dried, $•» 15.
iSm.^ir'*?^ Qyore-i: Fir.c v.tiite and yellow. *1 «5
•^T bSS^ 6^ 1115 - FEEIi- Western easy; city
*S«5 • r^,. i v*v '** tf " r n epring, «4 2.'.: staadart middling,
«ttk y»S^£ *-^«O; v-4. <I^. ?2:»50: city bran. S^;«U'
*<» toy r^"' s=c!is; mldiilug, J23 7&eJ2B CO: red
to* «-.'- V(' L ATaPJ « l "sirpmeni; torotav chop. ?26 60
ORAIv
**« toT, J"" A fl " o<: of country buying
*^ toSr^^ x '^ i " v * r Sunday, struck tb» wheat mar
t!a *. »-.; ~2 ' cro(Jue *'i con«!d»ra.bJe Hdtnnani for a
••= «tor"' '•'■*" up 22 * <k P* r bos* In the locai rcark-t
** ts ee'i^. - :ied Th<i *>uylnp was almost wholly
•»« •"{?? ;°°*' ! r bullish crop advices from the North
•■ oeyt^ b!y^.*- damage rejjort* in addition to tho
**t«5' < r*""lzr*"/ s> *'tich wert as rurasrwes <as ever an^l
••».. »= aZV"!2 MaL=!t '*» Early trade was en a. bu:
*** v *ntPiLl * " Xf '** ' *"'•- ba:l <«nimia»ion anuses likened
*« »6eT- VT •- t '- £ ' : -' to 19"4. when a rust disaster
tt «i «ff^Sl "*• loall m*rl«*t. ■IWIU. th* price
tßr . < wh»!^t*?* t on bl * Southwest r*oo::.ta, including
°"* ia thl . na ** C!ty « * 11 -i •" Increase of MSS^MO
«•«*■? Zm'TLl'*^! sapp-j-. a^tas: I,<M,!W) bu»h la
«r fcoalei *~ J^ Tner» «»i un^wllng b« the
■*£ tctS * "I** went to late out>i4ft buyers.
*^=iinJii *' ter iJ>-:i Northwest crnp r.ews became vcrj
•^t (S.;V " i>ecp;e denying the extensive
tfejeer*.?. vE^*^ earlier. .A kxs.il «-roi» expert, who««
8. S tiJi" ** z 1 * *»lae<l h<Te, wlr«1 from Aberdeen.
l3 2M &T., ' •"ret Manage had been done, as ru»t
<3sit7^_r~i., *«v»ac«d. 1»a thought yield aj,d
«it , »f~^22^L sn - no "^ *" ourunj- Tt*reth«?r wiili
**• ''.'♦r e-P^L *™ l!io ««. W« car!"t estimates for Kan
li» Sw»';i ■?,''' ° n Tg»*l«v an.i roolcr wather in
«*JSn E ." fr t -sr*< th! * *■■*«* i>ro*ight fui consHcabte l»t<
m!^. whlr'i, Ti.^" b*-^« *ti« <•!'»« by a rather sharp
?'!« cr^,~ CnaJ prk * s hr«h ' r « 2^««-2>4r n « higher.
JJ3I/jwT?!ril l * ce spta were 1.710.0H0 bush, compared with
S «==« tS~igft rße ' *J v erpeol wac ricsed. hut Ber
fr-3cw s: v?U* I'r"1 'r"- The »«cal cath mas-jot closed »s
L 2 refi, *a oi*©»- 02% c elevator, and $1 <&*.*
i c b afloat; Nc 2 hart! winter. Sl'OCTi fob
afloat. CORN— The early corn market followed
wheat's advance and sold up over Ie per bush,
helped also by reports of excessive drouth In trie
big states and » backward crop. The Missouri state
report, showing a condition of .74, against .73 last
month and .£3 last rear, and the decrease of 230,000
bush in the visible mipplr brought In some buying, but
around midday realizing developed and prices eased off a
littl« afterward, partially recovering and closing locally
about «ie net higher. The Interior movement was 560.0!?J
bush, compared with 562.000 trash last year. No 3 com la
the local market was quoted 86c elevator and Sf>Hc
fob afloat both nominal. OATS—A good deal or bullish
ciop news was received from the' Northwest, and the mar
ket showed about le advance at one time, followed by
slight reactions In the late afternoon. The visible sup
ply Increased Ss.oi«> bush. Cash oats here, on the other
hand closed a shade lower, as follows: Mixed. 26 to 32
ft weWe: natural white. 26 to 31 Ib. C18«4c: dipped
white 32 to 40 Ib, 62®T0c RYE— Market dull; No 2
•vT»«tern. 84c, fob New Tork. BARLEY — Market nomi
nal. * :''■ — >
NETT TORK PRICKS
Eator-
Wheat: Opening. High. Low. Close. day.
Sep'ember H 00V, SI 03 V SI 0" 1 * $1 02H SI 00
D."'..lfr'. ioeC icon i«n. 104* loig
Com: PSH 53% 83H 83H KH
Sept«no.r PBH *3%i BSH 83H BSH
December — — ■: — »4* ■*■
CHICAGO PRICES.
Wheat:
peptemb«- S3 M% M . 94* |2Ji
mb ~:.v..::: %* ut& '&. $iS« *5
Beptember 78\1 76> 76 76% 76
Sr;. I !^.-.-:::::: S ,S3 Si Sit 88
SepTemU- % 46 si 43% !gH
fSggzE- S5 ™ S5 8 23
Lard: "
885S p .-rr i 1% 58? "88 $ I"
8£r~:::/:8 !S SS IS mmm
8«Tr.::::::S SS IS :3 55
BS-!.-::-SS SS SS SS SS
3IETAL&— There were no cables from London to-day
to Influence sentiment In the metal markets. TIN was
firm and about 15 points higher on the average, with «pot
quoted at 30.70ff3^10c. COPPER continued firm In tone
with bid price slightly higher. Lak« was quoted at lUi
ej.3 37'-c electrolytic at 15.12«13.25c and carting at
U.?7^e-I3c. LEAD was Una, but unchanged at 4..v><ii
4.55- SPELTER continued Srm In tone, but prices were
unchanged at 4.70®<4.75c. IRON— change yna L^P?^
in Uietron market. No 1 foundry Northern. «1«60®51..
No 2 Northern foundry, $15 75®516 25. The market for
Pig iron certlflca-tes on the Produce Exchange continued
dull, with regulars quoted as follows: August and j^ep
tember. $15 056*15 45; October, $15 130S1B 75; November,
$15 15jr$18; December, $15 1?«S16 25.
MOLASSES A>l> SYBCPS— Th» general market for
liquid sweets wag quite steady, but business was quiet
owing to summer time; this, however, being the rule for
the season. Prices, however, were unchanged. Quota
tions follow: New Orleans, centrifugal, common, 16®
19c; fair, 18®22c; good. 23@260; prime. 23£30 c; . New
Orleans, open k«t!*. 2*tM2e: rr TT > S- common. lS©l7c;
fair, 16©20 c: good-, l£@22c; prime. 21i8 1 25 c; fancj'. 27
Cottonseed oil was moderately active to-day,
with prices steady in sympathy with cotton, and hog
products. Sales included 1.100 August at 42^c. 1.600
September at 48^@4Sc; 400 October at S9^c; 3_oo
November at c7--e.>7i»e: and 100 December at S<c
Linseed oil was unchanged. Reflned petroleum con
tinued in seasonable demand and prices were firmly
held We quote: PETROLEUM Standard white, bblß
8.75 c: bulk. Be : Philadelphia. • S. 7oc: bulk. 4.95 c: refined
cases. New York. lO.&Oc: Philadelphia. 10.85 c; water
white New Tork. bMs. 10.75 c; bulk.. 7c; Philadelphia,
10.70 c; bulk. 6.95 c; water white, cases. New York.
12.90 c; Philadelphia. 12.85 c. COTTONSEED OIL—
Prime crude. SOS 3Ic: prime summer yellow spot.
4214 c; August. 41*@42^c; September. 42* 43c: Oc
tober 39@S»tic; November. 87e"37Vi0; December,
86-@37c: January. SBH@B6%«; off summer yellow.
An£amt 39%@41^4c; good off summer yellow. 39*>%
41 He: prime white. 43H!?44\ic: primo winter yellow.
4<?-s?4{V> LINSEED OlL American seed, city raw,
44 45 c: out-of-town raw. 43@44c; Calcutta raw. (Oc
LARD OIL. 70 -313 1 72c. . .
PRO VISION & market for provisions had a
weak opening on account of lower live hogs, rallied with
grain and on talk or lighter receipts, but eased of? again
in the late afternoon. Chicago receipts were 40,000 hoes:
estimated for Tuesday, 13,000. Kansas City had 7.<X>o
hogs. Omaha 3.000 and the West 7.000. PORK— Steady.
Quoted: Mess, fl7 25S$17M). family. $IS©-*ISSO: short
clear. $17 M0$1B 5a BEEF— Quoted: Mess.
Sl4s«>Ssls&>; family, $1« 7^*l7 50; packet $1..5516.
extra India mees, 534-g^2s. BEEF HAMS— Quiet. Quoted:
?28«20 DRESSED HOGS — Steady. quoted: Bacons,
fi,c- ISO Ib. QMc; 160 rb. P1!?:P 1 !?: 140 It), 9*ic: pigs. 10^*@
lOVc. CUT MEATS— Pickled bellies steady. Quotea:
Smoking, lie; 10 Ib, lOKe: 12 Ib. lOU^lO'-sc; 14 Ib, S£»c
Pickled hams steady. Quoted: 12H@18c TALLOW—
<}uiet. City. « 7-16 c: country, 8K96%c LARD Firm.
Quoted: Middle Western. &.78©8i8f>c- City lard" firm.
Quoted: »*sig9Hc. Refined lard firm. Quoted: South
America. 10.76 c; Continent. 10 »*- Brazil, kegs. 12.^c
Compound quiet. Quoted: g^»©«^c STEARIN E—
Barely steady. Quoted: Oleo. Ufc®l2c; city lard stearlne,
BICE — The rice market held steady here and firm
at primary points, with good jobbing demand at Call
prices Quotations follow: Screenings, 3?*@4c; ordinary.
tUO*Xc. fair, SS»Hc; good ordSnary. ""-,.■/' -i ~: prime.
IfMie; choice. 6«4©7c: Patna. foreign. 5;»56-»c; Ran
goon and Basseln. 4%t@siie.
SUGAR market for refined sugar was steady
but c_ui«t and unchanged^ The following are list prices
subject to a rebate of 10 points and a discount of 1 p«r
cent for cosh, 7 days: Crystal dominoa, 7.65 c; Eagle
tablets. 7.SOc; cut loaf. 6.10 c; crushed. 6c; mould A,
5 65c- cubes. 5.55 c; XXXX po^d^ed. 6- 45 c; Eagle 5
Ib bags powdered and Eagle confectioners' granulated,
5 3Bc- powdered, coarse powdered and fruit powdered and
Eagio coarse and extra fine granulated. 5.40 c; Eagls 2
tb cartons of fine granulated. 5.50 c; 2 rb bags do, 5.60 c;
3i» ID bag? do. ?55c; 5 Ib bays do, 6.50 c; 10 n> bags do.
545.- 25 » and 60 Ib bags da, 6.Soc: Eagls fine or
standard granulated and diamond A. 5.30 c; confectioners'
K. 5 10c No 1. 6.10 c; Noe 2 and 8. B-05o: No 4. Be; No
5, 4-»sc; No 6. 4.90 c: No 7, 4 «c; No S. 4?Oc: No P.
4 7T>- No 10. 4.05 c; No 11. 4.60 c; No 12, 4Jfc; No 13.
4 --.- Nob 14. 15 and 16. 4.45 c. The local market for
raw sugar was about steady at th» close although con
siderable business was closed at a decline of about
1-1 6 c. Bates were about *Bw. ooo bags centrifugal and
Santo Domingo centrifugal afloat and prompt shipment
at a price equal to 4 2C>c. basis S6 test, duty paid, and
that was the figure, quoted at the close of the market.
Muscovado. sV test, was quoted at 3.70 c, and molaaaee
riyrar. V t««. at 3.40g«.45c. The quoted basis lor M
test sTigara. cost and freight basis, was 2£7-S2c The
London sugar market was closed to-day owing to a
holiday.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETB.
New York. August 3, 1908.-
BEANS AND rEAS— receipts to-day. Offerings
of domestic beans light and market steady at former
prices. W» quote: BEANS — Marrow, choice, per
buahel, S2 3S®"S2«O; do common to good. Si© s2 30:
do medium, choice. JO 35 3 $2 40. do common to good.
SS@S2SO; p*a. choice, $2 65@52 70; do common to
good. $2 15g$2 60; <5o Imported marrow, S2 05®$2 20:
do pea, choice, $- 20J2 25; do common to good. $2@
$2 15: do medium, choice. 10, do common to good.
$1 80S $2 05; do white kidney, choice. $2 35@52 40, do
common to good, 52© 52 30: do red kidney, choice, dry,
$1 803151 SM>, do common to good. SI 00 SSI £0. black
turtle soup, choice, $1 70^11 60; do yellow eye. choice,
80; do lima, California, choice, S3 85 @S 3 40. PEAS
— Scotch, Lairs, per bushel. $2 70.
BCTTEB Receipts to-day. 11.279 pkgrs. Th* weak
conditions lately reported have developed Into a further
decline In prices, and the market is closing unsettled
ana irregular. ruder the call on 'change 25 tubs
of creamery specials sold at 21 **<?. but later 21 was
bid. and that represents the general trading basis for
stock fairly coming- within the grade of specials. There
Is a very moderate regular trading, hut little specu
lative buying, and the. effect of the decline upon the
export outlet is not yet apparent. At the moment
shippers have few orders in hand. Process butter
also lower and factory and packing stock shows some
decline, with • very quiet trading. We quote: Cream
ery, specials, per Ib. 21»iic; do extras, 21 Vie; do firsts.
20%&21 c; do seconds, 19520e; do thirds. l6#lfe'-jc,
state dairy tube, finest, 20Vjc: do good to choice, 19 1 *
©20c; do common to fair, 3S@l9c; process, specials,
1:0 He; do extras. 20- . do firsts, 18 Vi f 3lf>'-<kc: do sec
onds, ITjl^c: do thirds, 35@lfiV4c; Western imitation
creamery, firsts. IKUc, Western factory, firsts, IBl3®
19c; do seconds, ISc: do thirds. 17@17V»c; packing 1
stock. No 1. lhc. do No 2, 17% c: do No 3, lGH@l7c.
CirEESE— Receipts to-day, 607 boxes. Trading only
jnoUerattrly active, but a continued speculative buying
in the country markets at comparatively full prices,
together with firm Western advices, holds the market
here in a steady position, and no change was mads in
quotations. General condition of the offerings shows
little if any improvement, the larger proportion of re
ceipts from all sections still showing more or less heat.
Fine skim* steadily held, but cheaper skims selling
Blow ■:>-. Ijverpool cable: Finest Canadian, new. Hta
for colored and 57s 6d for white. We quote: State,
full cream, specials, 12 "4 «£ IS ',» c ; do small, colored or
white, fancy. 12c; do large colored or whlt«, fancy,
11 %c; do good to prime, 11 ©1144 c; do common, U^4@
10»,c; skims, !i» it-, specials, 9i»c. do skims, fine,
7>&.>c; do fair to good. 3*iS6c; do common. :•>, JrS^c:
do full skims, l^@2^ic Note — The classification of
specials Includes Daisies, Toung Americas, etc.
EGG!*— Receipts to-day. S.tthS cases. The market is
still quiet and the general position unsatisfactory.
Qualities are extremely irregular, and very largely
defective, the proportion of high grade eggs being
amail. For such there Is a fairly steady to firm mar
ket, but for the great bulk of the supply showing
more or ltss serious hot weather effects trade is slack
and there is pretty strong pressure to »ell. with a
weak tone. Nearby eggs rule slightly in sellers' favor
for the hettw grade*, otherwise quotations are with
out change. We quote: State, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white, fancy. 1!6?*27c: do fair to
choice. 2'2siZ7>r, brown and mixed, fancy. 24c; do good
to choice. 23®23c: do undergrrades. !»>@>2oc: Western
extra firsts, 2u®2l<-, do firsts. 16$j?18V*c: do seconds.
I«H9I7Hc; do :a:rds. 14@16c; dirtiM, SiilO ; n;,
clicks. 7<yi3c.
FRUITS — FRESH Receipts of apples and pears
moderate and choice stock steady to Bra. but poor
dragging at low figures. Peaches in li^ht receipt and
higher. Plums tell. Small fruits selling well when
ehowing attractive quality. Muskmelons In heavy supply
and weak. Watermelons steady. I*Uieapplea firm. \Ya
quote: APPLES, lie-*-, per double head \,b], SI 75@t3- do
per opt-n head bbl, f1250f225; do per H bbl basket, 50c
©?1 25: do old apples, per bbl. $I<gl2: PEARS. Bartlett,
par ; . bbl basket. SI 50i?<2; do Clarp'a Favorite, |3<i?s4;
do Bell. Si!©*: 73; do Scooter. *2tf?S2 5O: do ordinary
kinds, per bbl. Jl7sifs2 2S; do per V» bbl basket. Too
fa*l &0; do Southern, Lx Costs, per bM. $I>j|; do Sand,
|2»«iil3£o; do Kjelfer. S2fs3; PBACHEe Jersey, per
basket, S.V<p73c; do West Virginia, per carrier, SI 25©52;
do Maryland and IMlaware, 75cC$l 75; do per basket.
X,Citt\ . do Georgia, per carrier. .W^j; ,V>, do Arkansas
and Missouri. per carrier, $1 .">O«jH2 75: PLUMS, Mary
land and • :a»ar». r»r carrier. 4(Kf}<iOi;; do r-er 8 Ib
basket, lOpHic. do per quart, it'rt-t, CURRANTS, per
auart, 4fc"c; do per Ib, 4«ttc; BLACKBERRIES, uprlver,
I*r quart, 6©l^: do Jer»py. 4flI0 e; RASPBERRIES,
Weftern -N»w York, per pint. '.';'.< do upriv^r, s@7c;
do l.lackcap. per pint. 4U*-. HirrivLEURRHIEX?. Pen»-
Eylxanla mountain, per nu«Jt. «e«c: do Jersey. Delaware
and Maryland. l,<&~?.: GOOSEBERRIES, per quart, Hip
15c: MUSKMJELONS. Arizona, per standard crate, $1 75
CfS2; do per pony crate, Sl&Sl 25: da Tennessee per
stacdard crate. $18*1 ro. to pi pony crate, 60#75c; do
■\'irglnia. pur fiO qu«rt crate. SOfTfiDc; do per rmaJi crate,
2f>t»S<x". do Baltimore, per crate, BOc^Sl do per htu*ket.
4<Mit4l; do other Maryland and Ijelaware, per standard
<rat». 5-'K"*sl : do North <^"jrolln«. p»r stan inn: rntte,
4(KiJiftr.; do per past ■ rat*. »>34Or; do ,i..-«.-- per box.
«-na«r»-; WATE3IMELONS, per «r, S100«43V»; do per
100, Slo©Slf<; PIXEAPPI^ES. Florida. Red Spanish. per
crate, ":<tf%t~:,. do Porto Rico «'-<« irs2 da ''u>«n. SI
®J2: i" Florid*, Smooth Cayenne. Sl-SSt2 25; rto Ab-
Laka. $ies2.
flOJ'S — ■'' •• If oT\y business of i r* nr> *■** re
pnr»*vs on tiie local i.ii^rk*!. In New Tort Ftate more
rain i* ne«l»-1 From all sections of the state r»-p-rf«
conu? of a eh«rt crop, nearly aM flgurfng on tnirda
of, last y«-a,r. whlrh mean arM>;t SQ.<Mp bale*. Cali
fornia end Oregon promise an average crop, with all In
dications of » good inaltty. Washington, however, will
fall far ahsrt of Ui*t year, st.a so many yards were,
plotii*<w! up. Foreign advir*? contlritie v»ry favrjrabla.
We quote: State. 169?, choice, per It, 706 c. do grlma, Elf
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBTT\-E. TDESDAT, AUGUST 4, 1008.
6c; do medium. 4o; do Paclio Coast. 1907. choice. 8®»c:
do prime, ! 7c; do medium. sc; do German*. lWi. prime
to choice, 24-JF27c; do state, 1906. 63« c; do Pacific Coast, I
l&ort, 3ffsc ■ » ■ -'';-■■■
HAY A>T> STRAW— The market Is in good shape
on all grades of timothy .hay. Stocks in transit are
cleaning up and there is a. firm undertone on -everything
from shipping to prime. The clow hays continue very
dull. Straw steady. Wo quote: HAY, timothy, prime,
large bales, per 100 Ib. 87&®90c; do JJos 8 and 1. «6»
87Wc; do shipping. 60c: do packing. 88©4Bc; clover and
ciorer mixed. 56©a>c STRAW— Long rye. 00©76 c; do
short and tangled rye, 50@65c; do oat and wheat. Bj&4oc.
POtXTRT — ALIVE — Receipts to-day. 8 cars by
freight and a few scattering coops by express. Demand
continues fairly active, especially for fowls and roosters,
and stock cleaning up promptly on arrival. Supplies for
the week are not considered excessive, and holders wore
firm In their views on fowls and roosters, and no change
made In quotations. Spring- chickens showing up rather
more freely, especially from southerly sections, and the
price reduced to 15c No change made In other descrip
tions. We quote: CHICKEN'S, spring, per lb. loo:
FOWLS, 14c: ROOSTERS, young and old. 9c; TUHKEIS,
prime, lie; DUCKS, Western, prime, lite; do Southern
and Southwestern, lie: GEESE. Western, 8c; do Bonthem
and Southwestern. 7c: GUINEA FOWLS, per pair. 60c.;
PIGEONS, per pair-. 20c
POULTRY — DRESSED — Supplies of fresh killed
fowls were not large to-day, and invoices did not show
much Increase, but demand continues slow and unsatis
factory, and 18 He all that can be depended upon for
average best marks of dry picked or 13c for scalded,
though occasional exceptionally fancy lots are held a
shade higher. Old roosters more plenty and tone easier.
Spring chickens are showing further Increase In the in
voices this week and prices a shade lower. Nearby broil
ers, spring ducks and squabs nominally unchanged. We
quote: Ice<I CHICKENS, spring, broilers, Philadelphia,
4 Ib and over to pair, average best. 34c; do under 4 Uk
20@22c; do Pennsylvania, 4 Ib and over. 20322 c; do poor.
ISS'ISc; do Western, dry -picked, 18f21c; do scalded,
average best. 17c: do 'Western, dry picked or scalded. 14
&ldc: do Southern, average ran. 34ct FOWLS, dry packed.
Western, firr picked, fancy, 4 Ib and over, boxes, per Tb,
14c: do 8 Ib and under, 13513*4 - do Western, dry picked,
fancy, 4 Ib and over, 'bblE, 13Mc; do Southwestern, 13@
13Hc; do Southern, average beat. 13c; do Western, dry
picked, poor to fair. llH©l2Vtc: do scalded. 11%@13c:
COCKS, old. dry picked and- scalded. 8"* c; DUCKLINGS.
Long Island and Eastern, spring. 14c; do state an-3 Penn
sylvania, 13c; SQUABS, prime, large, white, per dozen.
II 3'VaSB: do mixed. $1 25; do dark. SI: do culls. 500.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES — Offerings of po
tatoes moderate and market steady to firm at about late
prices. Sweet potatoes In good demand. Onions selling
welL Cabbages steady. Beets and carrots in light re
ceipt. Cucumbers an.l pickles firm for fancy. Celery
dull and weak. Eggplants slow. Green ccrn arriving
sparingly. Lima beans weak. Onions firm. Peppers
plentiful and dull. Green peae steady. String beans
show no changes. Other vegetables range about as
quoted. We quote: POTATOES, Long Island, in buik.
per bbL $2 50<g$2 7.V do Jersey, round, per bbl. $2 50®
$2 65: do long $2 25; do Jersey, round kinds, per sack.
S2 25312 60: do long kinds, J2SS2 25; do Southern, per
bbl. {1505752 50; do culls, 76c@-Sl: SWEET POTATOES.
Eastern Shore, yellow, per bbl. $3 50@$4 60; do North
Carolina, yellow, per bbl. $3®s4; do Jersey, 1907. per
basket. $1 50i@*2; TAMS. North Carolina, white, per
WO, S3!?s3 75: do' red. $2 23«53; BEETS, per 100 bunches.
SI; do. per bbl. $1 50@Sl 75; CARROTS, per 100 bunches.
51: do. per bbl. $1 25@«1 75; CABBAGES, r.earbr. flat
Dutch, per 100. Ss©sS; do nearby, small. $3"»54: do. per
bbl, SOc®sl 25; do red. per bbl, $I@sl 25: CUCUMBERS,
upriver, per bbl, *2@s2 B0; do. per" basket, $1@$1 50: do
Long Island, per bbj. SI 50«52; do Jersey, per bbl, SI 25
©*1 75: do. per box. 85®30c: do Maryland and Delaware,
per basket. 40@60c; do Baltimore,, per bushel basket. 40^
50c: do hothouse, per box or basket. $I@sl B0: CUCUM
BER PICKLES, Rockland County. N T. per 1.000. SS(gs4;
do Long Island. $2@S3 60: do Jersey, per bbl, $1 SV3?2-5;
CELERY, per dozen stalks. s@-Sbc. CAULIFLOWERS.
Mate, per bbl. 829SS; EGGPLANTS. Jersey, per bbl.
SIS 1 *! 25; do, per box. 40@60c: do. per half-bbl basket.
50® 75c : GREEN CORN. Hackengack. per 100. $I®sl 50;
do other Jersey. 4Oc@sl 25: LETTUCE, state, per basket.
Sl@S2 50: do nearby, per bbi. $I@J2; LIMA BEANS, Jer
sey, per half-bbl basket. $1 26@52: do Maryland and
Delaware, Potato, per half-bb' basket. $1 25<351 75; do
fiax. per basket. Sl@sl 25: ONIONS, Shelter Island, red
and yellow, per bbl, SI 75'?52: do other Long Island, red
and yellow, per r>M. $1 54Kg$2: do Southern, per bbl. $1 25
STJi 75; do. per basket 60it?75c; do Jersey, yellow, per
basket. 75c 1 : do small, white, per basket. $1 12@$1 28;
do large, white. 75c@$l; do Kentucky, per bag, 90o3$l:
do Orange County r«d. per bag, Sl®Sl 87: SHALLOTS,
nearby, per 100 75c®$l; OKRA. Jersey, per box or bas
ket. 50c@$l: PEPPERS. Jersey, Rullnoce. per bbl. $I@>
SI 25: do, per basket. 40^'6<'>c: do, per box, 8C€«50o; do
Jersey, long, per bbL 75efi"$l 25: do Jersey, cheese, per
btl. 75c<3Sl: do, per box. 30® 40c; do Southern, per car
rier or basket. 85g i 75c: PEAS, state, large, per basket.
75c£$l 28: do, per bag 60cgSl: ROMAINE. stata. per
basket. 60c#$l; STRING BEANS. Long Island and near
by, wax. per bag. 75c@1!l 2.V do green. $1<351 50; do
state, wax. per basket, Tscfisl: do green. SI 25@51 75;
d.-. green, per bag. SI; do Baltimore, per third basket.
76c35l 25; do Norfolk, per basket, $1 25«r$l 50; SPIN
ACH, nearby, per bb!. ?I©Sl 60: SQUASH. Jersey and
Long Island, whit*, per bbl. 7£o®Sl: do white, per half
bb! basket. 40®fiOj; do Jersey, yellow, per buahel crate.
20e30c: do Southern, marrow or white, per bbl. 60S"5c:
TURNIPS, rutabaga, per bbl or bag. 75c©Sl; do white,
per 100 bunches. flfisl 50; TOMATOES, Monmnuth
County. per box. 60c®Sl 0: do South Jersey. per box,
40eg$l; WATERCRESS, per 100 bunches, $I®Sl 50.
Toledo, Ang B—fT.O\T:-RPESr8 — fT.O\T:-RPESr> — October, *8 76;
DeeembaT, JS 6*>; March. ?.'«7U.. ALBIKE — Cash.
»P6O: Aaerist. $P«0: October. $3 40
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
Utica. N T. Aug. 3. — the T'tlca Dairy Board of Tradß
to— day the rales of- cheese were reported as follow*: Largo
•white, 45 boxes at 1134 c ISO boxes at llHe: large colored.
652 boxes at 11 Me, 100 boxes at 11 He; smalt white. 219
boxes at 11 %c 320 boxes at 11 He; small colored. 2,378
boxes at 13 4<*, 196 boxes at HUe aM 200 boxes at llHc
Total. 4.2^9 boxes.
BnTBRi-Crearaery SI tubs told at 22V4C and 6S
crates of prints at 23 Vie
OTHER MARKETS— TELEGRAPH.
Chicago, Aug. — CATTLE: Receipts {estimatad} abtrat
24.000 heafl; market steady to 10c lower: steers. %4 75@
58; cows. ?S4O<S-*4 65; heifers, $3 25&53; bulls, *Sg4s:
Calves, «6<gS7 50 stockers and feeflerß, $2 60@$4 3rt. HOGS
— Receipts (estimated) about 40.000 head; market 10@15c
lower: choice heavy shipping-. ?«85@$8 95; butchers'
J6 80@$fl90; Utg-ht mixed, S6*G®|6 65: choice light. $8 600
*6 70; pacilng. $eio@-56 75; pigs. $4 50(3*6 35; bulk of
sales, $6 «X3?B 85. SHEEP Receipts 'eßtimatsd), about
25.000 h-ad: market lil^lSc lower: sheer. f38&3)54 .V) :
lambs, $4 75<g*fl P5; yearllnirs. «4 85©$5 23.
Cincinnati, Aug. 3. — HOGS — 10c !r>-w-»T; butchers'
and shippers', 57 10>3f7 15: common, »4 85«$8 18. CAT
TLEDuII and lower; fair to pood shippers, $5 10@*ft;
common. $2^s3. SHEEP- Steady. $1 2f.0»fl LAIIBS—
Steady, $3-gsfl 70.
East BuftalOk Aug. S. — CATTLE — Receipts, 4.400 head;
be«t stoady to 10c lo*r*r; others 15!&i5c lower; prim©
steers. $6@s6 8O: ehlpplng. $6 60©»6; butcher*". $4 3r.-g
$4 75: heifers, J3 60@i5 50; cows. $3@ss: bulls. MOfeW;
etockere and feeders. $3 250*4 25; stock heifers, $3»
$8 35; fresh cows and springers steady to strong. J220
JSS. TEALS— Receipts, 2.000 head; active and steady. £5
fisß Reosipts. lI'.OOO head; slow and Sr>SCsc
lower- heavy ml mixed. $7 2f*&*7 90. Yorkers. J6.S@
«7 25- pi«». B4eoiM62S: roufrtis. »WJJ, stags. t4®
$4 50- dalrleß, $6 75®57 18. SHEEP ANT) LAMBS—
ceipts S6OO head; active; yearling* and mixed sheep
eteady others higher: larofe«. |s<lsß 60; yeertlngs, $?>»
» SB; WeUiers. $4 25®54 70; ewes, »*S** 23; shun, mixed,
Kansas City, ATi^r 8. — — Receipts. 18,000 head.
Including 4,000 Southerns; market steady to 10c lower;
choice expert and <sre»s#d beef steers. $«S5®S7 25; fair
to good. $4£s<g»s6 23; stern steers. (3 75®?5 75: stock
era and feeders. $3<?«4«f:. Southern steers $3 2R@«4t->3:
Southern cows, J2@S3 40; native cows, $2 25-3*4 60: native
heifers. »3'irJs 78; bulls. 12 30093 BO: calvee. $3 st>S««> 25.
H (v;<i Receipts 7.000 head; market 10@15o lower; top.
■«§>: bulk of ' sales. * X 50-gi|« 70; heavy. $5 7O^S«SO;
Lckers and butcher. «6 5.->««7S; light, ifi4o>B<6eo;
Ties $4 60®$5 75. SHEEP— Receipts. 6.000 head; market
stTa'ay to -week; lambs. 142595*: *"•"*«» and ye€Lrlir.z3.
$4@?4 Bf>; Texas yearlings, $4 40©*5: Texas sheep, $3 Bii@
$4 40 Ftockers and feeders. $Xfa*4 _
Union Stock Yards. Plttsbur^. An?. 3 CATTLE
r.:v fair, slower: choice. $6 SOf 56 50; prime. fßff63s.
fHBE"- fair, steady; prime ■wethers. $4 M)>s«4 .0;
culls and common. C2OC3: lambs, «4«?6 25 L veal calves.
J7S<7 SO HOGS— Receipts fair lower; .prin-.a heavy
medtaxna and heavy Yorken, $7 08; light TorKers, |8 60@
$6 78: pigs. *6; roughs, ?s@*3.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Aug. S.— Crop damage reports of an
alarming character brought out an avalanche of
buying orders on the Board of Trade to-day and
caused sharp advances in all the leading cereals.
At the close wheat for September delivery was tip
I%c to 2c. Corn was up VAc Oats were %c to
3i'c higher. Provisions were unchanged to 7^c
higher. 1
The opening in the wheat market was excited
and strong, apparently all commission houses hav
ing seemingly unlimited orders to buy wheat. The
result was a wide fluctuation in the initial quota
tions, -with the price in some Instances more than
2c above Saturday's closing figures. The new crop
months showed the greatest advances. Following
light recessions, owing to profit taking, prices again
advanced toward the end of the first hour until
May touched SI 01%, December ST^ic and Septem
ber 94% c. The bullish sentiment was entirely due
to the news from the Northwest, -where the new
crop Is said to be in serious condition, owing to
black rust and high temperatures. One report
claimed thai black rust has appeared in the wheat
fields of Manitoba, and revised estimates have cut
down the yield of spring wheat from 25 to 40 per
cant. Realizing sales quieted the market toward
midday, but prices were well maintained through
out the remainder of the session. The market
closed strong. Septerrber opened %0 to %c to l\*c
to l?sc higher at 93c to 93& c. advanced to 84% c
and closed at 9i ;l ,c. December closed at 96**0 and
May at II 11 -,. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 352,900 bushels. The visible supply de
creased 1.892,000 bushels.
Primary receipts were 1,711.000 bushels, compared
with 1.531.000 bushtls the corresponding day a year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 72S cars, against 696 cars last week and
533 cars a year ago.
The corn market also opened excited and strong,
owing to the continuance of excessively high tem
perature over the greater part of the corn belt.
Reports from Central Illinois asserted that the new
crop was beginning to "fire" owing to the hot.
dry weather. This news brought out additional
buying: orders soon after the opening. Trade con
tinued extremely active all day, and, despite lib
eral profit taking, the market held strong. The
September delivery did not show bo much strength,
relatively, as the distant futures, which at the
high point of the day were S^c to 2»ac to 2^c above
Saturday's closing quotations. The market closeci
strong, with prices near the top notch. September
opened l^ic to IV higher, at 76>4c to 7<%i sold
between 76c and 7C%c, and closed at 76lic De
cember closed at £".!.,<- and May at 65^c. Local
receipts were 221 cars, with 25 of contract grade.
Oats displayed considerable bullishness because of
ihe hot weather in the Northwest, but the market
was quieter than In wheat and corn. Th« greatest
strength and activity were in the distant" deliveries.
September opened »^c to %c to 7 *c to lc higher at
45% cto 46c. sold at 46% c, and closed at 45? 4 c. Lo
cal receipts were 257 cars.
Provisions were weak at the outset, owing to a
fir to lee decline in live hogs, but the market rallied
on baying, inspired by the strength of grain. The
rlopf was ■m. with September pork up n|c at
$t5 S7U. f.jir.: was up '■■_■•■ at $9 62^. Ribs were
unchanged, at $9 05 ■ $9 07Vi-
E«timatfed receipts for to-morrow: Wheat. 659
car*, corn. 266 care; oats. 2*3 cars; hogs, 13,000
bead.
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lancey si.
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lyn.
BOOKKEEPER filO); American; competent
double entry; typewriter; good references.
Henry Rice. 141 East ISth St.
BrTCHEß.— Firrt class; experienced; city
or country; best references. H. Levy,
191 6 Sd aye.
CHAUFFEUR. — Toraag man; mechanic ana
licensed engineer; can operate and repair
gasolene cars; city or country; good refer
ence from last *znpioy«r. D. H.. 000 Park
aye.. Brooklyn. :
C7H.AT"FFET7B- — Some experience; en com
rnerci*l truck or wirji private party; ref
erence, wuges moderate. Graham, 122 Ja
maica aye., Astoria. L. L
DRIVER-*— Strong, active young man (24);
married; .■>,» driver, or anything, experi
enced In shipping, city and country de
livery. J. Hies. 41R West 85th St.
DRAFTSMAN wishes work for contractors:
work done neat and reasonable. Nielsen.
737 43d St., Brooklyn.
EDUCATED yonrar American, no preten
sions, some qualifications, ia.-r.uld like to
<*taln employment at more than $12 per
weak. Jevvett. 608 Bth aye.
ELECTRICIAN. — Three years' experience
lighting plant, street railway axe tele
phone work; at anything la electrical Una.
Address Pearson. 45© West 20th «t.
ENGINEER. — German: graduate of high
school; speaks, reads and writes German,
English, French; experience marine engi
neer' sober, reliable; references. P. O. Box
255, Woodbridge. K. J.
HOTEL CLERIC Correspondent, book
keeper cashier In country hotel: writes
and spealcs perfect French end English: best
references. Write partkiulars. Bouraon. 44
W««t ,17th St. ■
MANAGER, &c — Gentleman. 29, of high
eat Integrity and character and having
large experience, desires to make connec
tions as manager or secretary where proved
ability and loyalty are th« qualifications.
Metal, Box IS, Tribune. Oißce.
NIGHT WORK.— Any kind, by K. of P. ;
married; age 24: best references. it.
Guloer Slit East 121 st St.
PAINTETR. paperhans*r. eta. with tools;
good mechanic. Bafl&nz, 200 East SOth st.
PORTER tic. — Toong man: good worker;
porter or machinist helper. T. Raj-siie,
63 Tillary St.. BrooUrjn.
PRESSMAN. — GordTC. Universal; color,
halftone: cut stock, lock forms; steady
ma"- Graff. 183 East loOth st.
PORTER, cook, lunchman or butler, or
anything, by colored man; well experi
enced; have first cla^s references. Address
Porter. 901 Kent aye., Brooklyn-
POLISHER. — Sliver, brass, metal and oopper
polisher- ltf years' experience. Smith,
4*J East sth St.
PRIVATE AGENT and SECRETARY. — By
young man. aged 30, thoroughly expe
rienced In the economical management of
flats, tenements or office bulldicgs; seven
years with the Townsend estate: refer
ences and security. H. J. Ferris. 306 East
SOth st.
STUDENT. — and Industrious; em
ployment mornings and evenings or
nights for. room and board; aceii £6: un
derstands bell and electric light wine*.
A 8., Box 24. Tribune Office.
SHIPPING CLERK or assistant: married'
man (29>; six years large express com
pany ; good marker. McGi ath. 309 W. 22d.
TOTING MAN. 80; not staid of work; out
of employment short while; hi»;. ref
erences from last place, where I was for
nearly .nine years; would start reasonable
•where there is chance for advancement.
Address J. M. H.. 2060 Washington aye.,
Bronx.
UO.UIMTIC (UTt'ATIONS HaSTEI).
Mai*.
BUTLER. — Highest references from leading
families. J. 11. , Miss Smith's Bureau,
25 W«st 42d st. Phono. 808» Bryant.
COACHiIAX. — By young colored man; city
or coi/ntry; first class reference, willing
and ebllstllsT. Address J. J.. 130 w. la-tit
St.. care J- Scot.
COACHIIAN. — Understands horses, car
riages; Scotchman, ul:-gle: can care gen
tleman's small country place; lawn, garden;
generally useful; middle aged; reference.
Address Thomas, 189 I'ark Row.
■COACHMAN or GARDENER. — German,
mldul.* aged: experienced; can take care
of horses. oows; in private family.
BchTnockeJ, 12 Greenwich St. cars of Spin
ner.
COUPLE.— Colored; no children; country
preferred : man butler, coaching, any
thing wife cook, general housework; -VI
reference*. Address ICsther. 901 Kent aye..
Brooltlyn.
FARMER. — and two sane would
like to work on (arm or In the city; sep
arate or together; at small salary. JefTy.
Box 24. Tribune Office.
GARDENER. — Middle aped: single: Swiss;
understands general Hardening, farming.
milking, driving; uare horses, poultry;
wages $16- references. John. 04 Division st.
GARDENER. — Country place; understands
horses, carriages, vegetables, shrubs, lawn,
roads, pruning, stock, poultry; L»-9t refer
ences; married man: 01 boy. 4 years eld.
A. F., 62 Main «t.. Madison. N. J.
GARDENER.— man, experienced,
from Europe. Henry Krukar. 4-6 East
Mb st.
GARDENER. — Married: German; under
stand* fruits, vegetables, flowers, care
lawns: wife good cook; excellent refer
ence: sale of estate r-auar of leaving pres
ent employer. R., Ml»» Fltzfierald's Bu
reau, !H»3 Fifth aye.. ccr. 42<1.
JANTTOJI — By colfM«d man anil wife; good
refpren^es; hamly with ttxil^: pieam hr;it,
hot water. Thompson. 2-*5 Wen Ilk ct.
VALET, visiting: capable young man will
take entire choree of gentlemen's ward-
Bake; special attention given to hachetors;
excellent r»femnc-». C. M , M!« Tit*.
G-r*!i 1 Bureau. 503 Fifth avc, cor. 434.
KAILROADS.
HEW JiiiE? CESBTRAL
k^°R UU YRY RR HH T O^O^ T^oSr.^
fuk i-iiILADKLPIUA. J-v. W 23d ST^;
_c.so. T. 60. a.iA>. «.3». »-60. w-«>. n-^>. ".so
a m.. 1^.50. 1.20, 1.60, 2.30, 8.60, 4.2 a
4.50. 6.50, 6.50. 7.60. 8.60, U.6«> p. m. ,
SunOay*. f.60. 8.50. V 50, 10.50 11 50 a._«u. '■
12.50, 1.50. 2.50. 3.50, iSU. 6.50. «.». ..SO
HS.'jaSS tT.^i.so..^o. 7.00. s.* 1
sa. *i& s» iK%& 100- A^tg ;
fc.«\ 7.00. 00, 9.o<> p. m- 12.13 midnight,
tundfcvs. 1.30, 8.00. 9.00. 10.00.11.00 a. n^. 1
12.00 noon. 1.00. 2.00. 8.00. 4.00._ 5.00, 8.00.
7.00. B.CO. 9.00, 10.30 p. tn.. 12-Ij midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23d ST.:— 9.». "-80 a. BL.
1.60. 8.50. 6.50. 6.60 p. m. dally. Lr. LIB- :
ERTY ST.: — 1.30, 8.00, 10.00 a. m.. U.\~» •
noon. 2.00. 4.00. 6.00. 7.00 p. m. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CTTY. Lv. W. 23d
ST.:— &SO a. m.. ■ (12.50 Bats. only). »•»)
p. m Sundays, 9.50 a. m.. 2.20 p. m. Lt. ;
LIBERTY 5T. 10.00 a. m.. (1-C0 Sats.
only), 3. 40 p. m.. Sundays. . 10.00 a. m..
2.3U p. m
VIA ALL RAIL.— Branch, Astoory
Park, Ocean QroTe. &c Lv. W. 23d ST.:—
8.20,- 11.20 a. m.. (12.30. 1.00 Sats. only), :
1.20. 3.20. (4.20 does not stop at Long
Branch or run on Bats.), 4.30. (5.00. ;
except Sats.>, 5.20. 6.20, 11.50 p. m. Sun- {
daya. 9.00. 9.50 a. m.. 3.50. 8.20 p. m. Lv. ,
LII3KRTY ST.:— 8.30. 11.80 a. m..
(12.40. 1.20 Bats, only), 1.3 a 3.30. (4.35
does not stop at Long Branch or run oa ,
S^ts.). 4.45. (6.13 except Bats.). 6.30. 8-30 ;
p. m.. 12.01 midnight. Sundays. 3.80. 8.16.
10.00 a. m., 4;00, *i^#hff-F* A«»n«e
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.— For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach,
Long Branch. Asaury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c. Lv. Pier SI. N. R.. Foot W. 42d ST.:
—8.60. 3.35. 10.30 a. m.. 12-30. 1.80. 3.10.
4.16. 6.r0. T. 46 p. m. Sundays. 9.00. 10.00
a. m.. ;.00, 8.30, 7.4S p. m. Leave Pier 10. ,
N. R.. K«ot Cedar St.. 9.15. 10.00. 11.00
a. m.. 1.00. 2.00. 3.45. 4.43. 5.45. 8.10 p. m. !
Sundays. 8-«0. 10.30 a. m.. I.3ft 4.00. 8.10
p. in.
Tim* tables may be obtained at follow
in*; offices: Liberty St. <W 23d St. Tel.
Chelsea 3144), Piers 10 and 81. N. R.. « ,
Astor House, 24£. 434. 13tO, 1354 Broadway. '
I*2 225. 381 Fifth Ay.. 2798 Third At.. 11l
West 12r;th St.. 245 Columbus At., New 1
York; 4 Court St.. SiC, Mi. Fulton St.. 479 |
! Nostrand Ay.. Brooklyn; 390 Broadway. |
TV!!i;arp.sburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
\ BALTIMORE OHIO R. R.
KOYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
"Bverv other hour on the even hour." j
I TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union Station.
Washington, with all Lines Scutu
Leave New York Daily. 23d fe;. YJb'y St.
WASHINGTON. Supers. 11.50 pm 130 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7SO am 800 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 9.50 am 10.00 am
;Par!or car N. T. to Richmond. Va.)
WASHINGTON. Direr. 11.60 am 12.00 n'n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.50 pm 2.00 pm
"ROYAL LTD.." Diner. "60pm 4 00pm
WASHINGTON. 3un>t. «50 pm 7.00pm
Through Daily Trains to the West,
i CHICAGO. PITTSBTTRG. 7.50 am 8.00 am
i CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.50 am 12.00 n'n ,
PITTSBUKG, CLEVEL'D, 3.5? pm 4.00 pm
, ■ FITT-P.URG LIMITBD.-e-W tm 7.00 pro
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUISV.. 11.50 pm 130 am '
CIN-.,ST.LOUIS.LOUISV., 9.50 am 10. CO am
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOU'SV.. 6.50 pm 6.60 pm
Offices: 245. 434. 1300 Broadway, 6 Astor
House. 103 Greenwich St., 226 6th Ay.. SSI 1
Grand St., N. V. : 343 Pulton St.. Brooklyn:
West 23d St. and Liberty St.
After 8 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc.. ;
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. & O. R. P... 23.1 St. Terminal- 'Phone
Number. Chelsea 3l44.
LEBIGB VALLEY. ;
Foot of W. 23.1 A : Cortlandt & Desbro»e» S«. B.
•Dally. Sunday: a. 25. b9.». e7.45.d9 45.n0.i.. »*■*■]•
' Lv.N.Y-.A LV.S.Y..B
Bnff.-N".ag«ra Falls Erp — -aT.-10.*.* •e7.M a. M }
Buffalo-Chicago Express.. •b».40 a xl'i'i.iu am .
BLACK PliBOM) EXPRESS. j '1:55 AM *12.C0»'.v!
CtJlcaeo-Toronro Eipre*s. # ns.4ors! *is.4opx|
THEKri-'KAi.o TRAIN. '7.55 m '-cum
Ticket Offices : 315 and l*Su broad j
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7th and Bth ayes. ; 263 West 125 th st. : 1035 |
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DOSIKBTIC SITTATIO?f« WANTKD.
Female.
CAPABLE American woman, with two
Brown daughters, will take entire charge
of furnished room or apartment house; win
furnish own apartment; experienced in man
aging. A M.. Miss FltzGerald's Bureau,
503 oth aye.. comer 42d.
CHAMBERMAID, waitress or parlor maid
by very nice, Swedish girl; excellent ref
erences; 'wages. $22. Osterberg's Bureau.
716 Lexington aye. T>l., 1055 Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID. &c — Norwegian Prot
estant as chambermaid and seamstress;
very Deal capable younc woman; excellent
references; city or country. C -'.. Mrs.
Collier's Agency, 122 West 23d st.
CHAMBERMAID, &c —Scotch Protestant
as chambermaid and waitress or light
hcrasevc-rk; very neat; moderate wages; city
ur country. C E-. Mrs. lei's Agency.
122 West 33d st.
CHAMBERMAID. — Experienced German
girl; good sewer; willing to assist wait-
Ing beat references: wages, J22-s2t>. Call
at Lane & Boecherer Co. Bureau. 43-45-47
Weat Sid st. .
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, or nure«;
can speak German; bright young Finnish
girl; has very good reference; country pre
ferred. Jussila Bureau. 6*O Lexington aye.
CHAMBERMAID or other housework by
competent colored woman; five years in
present position; references. H. R. Dtas.
Mineola. 1.. I.
COMPANION to elderly or Invalid lady by
reaned Christian woman; good reader;
pleasant home deislred; small salary. Travis.
21 West 125 th st.
COOK. — Capable woman; Swede; ha* best
cltv reference; wining to help waiting.
Jussfla Bureau, 680 Lexington aye.
COOK. — Neat. obliging, capable young
woman; excellent cook; eood references.
Hi S.. Mrs. Collier's Agency, 122 West 23d.
COOK. — First deal In all branches; high
est references; capable of taking e£tlr*
charge of kitchen. D. H., Miss Margaret
Smith's Bureau. 23 West 424 st. Phone,
30BS Bryant.
COOK. — Scotch Protestant cook: friend
as helper or kitchenmeU for private fam
ily, school. Institution or club; good refer
ences; city or country. M. P.. Mrs. Col
lier's Agency. 123 Wast 23-i st.
COOK. — Understands all soaps, meats, en
trees, desserts: good caterer— manager; pre
pares menu, etc; hotel, club or institution:
excelUnt reference C. F... Hiss FltzGerald's
Bureau, 503 sth aye.. cor. 42d.
COOK. — Willing assist washing; Norwegian
girl; very good cook; best references;
wages, $25; friend chambermaid-waitress;
wages, $20. Osterberg's Bureau. 7 to Lex
ington aye. Tel., 1055 Plaza.
COOK and laundress: first class: colored;
excellent manager. Swan* 626 West 48th
Bt.. tup floor.
COOK. — rood cook, baker, etc.;
six years In last place; wages, $30; frtend
chambermaid: Swedish girl: best recom
mendations; wages, $22. Osterbars/s Bureau.
710 I-."!.-:." •■■ aye. Tel., 1065 Plaza.
COOK. — excellent family cook:
economical, good manager: pleasant, reli
able: very beat references; wages. HO.
Osterberg'3 Bureau. Tib Lexington a- •. Tel.,
1C55 riass.
COOK. — Competent Danish girl; has friend.
waitress or chambermaid: also kitchen
maid; city, country. Phone Plaza 1828,
Morrow's Bureau, 721 Lexington ay»., sSth.
COOK. — First class; German young woman;
good baker; best references: wages. $30
$55. Call at Lane: • Boecfaerer Co. Bureau.
43-45-47 West 33d st.
COOK. — Competent in small private fam
ily; assist with washing; city or country;
■ cs. M., 134 West 19th. St.,
front.
COOK. — First cla»i>: good, smart young
woman; understands plain and fancy
crokinß, all entrees, puff paste and frozen
dtsaerta; rases. $.'">. city or country.
Flaherty's Bureau, 4Si Columbus aye. Tel..
741 fciver.
DAY'S WORK — Cleaning; or generally ose
ful in. private family, by woman; best
references. Advertiser. •»?'■" "West 143 d St.
DAY'S WORK, or bundle waah to tak*
home. C. li- Cox, 81 Bth are.
DAY'S WORK —Gar* g*nu^, ladle*' apart
ments. Call or wills Sadie Brooks. 328
"West 40th st.
FIRST CLASH cooks, laundresses, watt
iv.-HsfS. pariooeatda. chambermaids anil
housemaids on hand; mostly Scanxiinavlaa
a:)'! German help; reference* strictly In
vestigated. Scandinavian Kmp. Bureau.
147 Lexington aye.. between 68th and 60th
sts. Tel. 48S7— Plaza.
OENEIUL HOUSEYVORKER.— Neat Swed
ish Klrl; go id cook, waitress, etc.; excel
lent references; wages. $-"-; friend tint class
iauiidres shirt 3. collars. Her beta's Bu
reau, 710 LtxliiKton aye. 'Tel.. lice. Plaza.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or waitress; by
a Terj neat, tidy ynunc Irish girl, good
r^ferent-^s: city or count] Flaherty's Bu
reau, 481 (.'oluinbus «*< Tel.. 7*l River.
I intrSK WORKER and 'SKTII, MAX.—
Oood rook and laundress; can bake: man
In or ouuiuom; wages ro object: city or
out. Morrow's Bureau, 7:11 Lexington aye.
(&«th).
HOUSEWORK.— By cenpetem Nerta Ire
land Protestant; (tr«Kl rr«k. laundrexa;
small family; reference. 222 West 16th •<
KITCHKN 11 Mi. — . . team) yona«
niiman; v»>r>- n*n'. and wlillnit; Kood ref
erence, .lussiu Bureau. «mi l.mitu?™ ax*.
LADY'S MAlD.— First class; by yonng Nor
wegian girl; r»r«n«nt et*a««str«a». hair
dr»»t #1 , manseure: excellent r>»fer«nf»«:
*»«•», $* 4M Oste'bwg'f Bureau. IXi
L*itfl«t<ka ay*. TeL. 1006 Plaza.
STEAMBOATS.
BT STEAMER. .
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES.
FAL.L, RI\'ER LTN'E Via Newport en<!
Fail PJv*r Lv. Pier 1». N. H-. foot War
rea St . week days and Sunday?. R:*> P_«
strs. PRISCILLA and COMMONWEALTH.
Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LIKE Via Providence
Lr. Pier 18. N. R.. fort Murray ?Ji;_^*£»
days only. «*<> P. M. Strs. PKOVTDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH I.TXE Via New lirndon and
East. Lv P;«r 40. N. R.. foot Clarkson
St.. week days only. 6:00 P. M.. Pier 70.
E. R., foot E. 22d St.. «:3<» P. M. Strs. • ITT
OF LOWELL an,! CHESTER W. CIIAPIN.
N"EW BEDFORD LINE For New Bed
ford., Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard. Nan
tucket. MattapoU«it, Marlon and Cap* Cod
points. Lv. Pier 40, N. R. foot Clsa*sesi
St.. week days only. «:t»> P. M. Strs.
MAINE and New HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINK For New Haven.
Merlden. New Brltalr., Hartford. Springfield
and North. Lv. Pier 2S. E. R-. week t'.iiys
only. 2:46 P. M.. Bandars 9:30 A, XL; Pier
70. E. R. foot E. 22d St.. week days 3:00.
P. M.. Sundays 10:00 A. M. Str. RICHARD
PECK.
BRIDGEPORT LINE For Bridgeport.
Ansonla. Waterburr. Torrtngton. ar. Wln
sted. From Pltr 23. E. R-. near Catharine
St. Str. XAUfIATL'CK '•aye? lt:'»> A. M.
week days. Str. BRIDGEPORT ::■•.•!• M..
Saturdays 2:0O P. 11. Sundays 6 ■•" P. M.
6tr. BRIDGEPORT stops Pier 70. E. R. . foot
East 22d St.. half-hour after leaving Pier 2?.
Telephone 6100 Cortlandt, or write for ■>■
formation. F. C. t'OLET. A. G. P.. Pier
19, N. R . N«w York.
NE^v" ENGLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
mmm mm ism ix
Paiaaai Steamers "HSNX>RICS liUi>-
SON," "NEW YORK." "A :.:; ANT." and
"MARY POWELL." of the liudson River
Day Line, fastest and finest river boats ta
the world. • .
Lv. Read Down. Dally Ar. Read li>. '
A.M.IA M.iP.M. «*<•. Bun. A.M. ;P Sf. P M.
|i:00 .... I t .Bklvn Annex, t 1 6:20 ....
8:40 »:40|1:45..1>-sb > s 5t.11:43 6:"O! 9:00
9:0OiU»-«M) 2:00. .W. 42.1- 11:20 j 0:30 d:tO
8:20 10:20:2:20..W.128th3t.11:00i 5:10 8:10
6:45 10:50 .. . Tonkers ' *••' ~:EJ
.... 4:30.. H Fails."**'
ll:30'i 5:1»0...W. P0int..8.33. 2^o 6 ♦»
•1:25 5:25.. Cornwall .S:l3 *3:2u
12-^T> Ilis 5:45.. N«wfcgh .8:00 2:15 5:U3
.-. . e:IS.N. Hambh.7:3O
8:30... Milton .7:15] •• -
1:16 2:35 6:43. P*keepsie .7:0.1 1:20 4:18
2:10 King-ton Point... 12:25
... 7:45.. Kingston .«:00 .
S-.23 Catsklll "*ll:00 --
3:40 Hudson 10:40
6:10 Albany .. 3:30 ....
P.M.IP.M. P.M. AM Ail. M.
•Connecting at Cornwall with O. & W. fur
Special trains to Catsklll Mr. resorts and
Saratoga. an.i easy connections to aU points
East. North and West. Through tickers and
baggage c*cked at office, of N. Y. Trans
fer Co. Through rail tickets between >.. Y.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful one
half and one-day outings to West Point.
Newburgh. or PeagMnepese, returning, on
any down Day boat. On Satcriays at west
Point Full Drees Inspection with the Band
at 1-35 p. m. Mea".» serred a: all hours.
Bgrsic
Str. Mary Powell !";j'V jnus "
■ Perfect Aft*rcoon outing. Leave Des
brosese St. 1:45 P. M.. eeeaeettag at West
Point with
c*- AlVs(*.t» due West 42d St. 8:40 P. Si.
•3 a • M.iua.u.3 1 Orchestra on each steamer.
Sandy Hook Route //fj£^
For NORTH JERSBY||^SS
COAST RESORTS :>^i^r
Leave New York. Pier 81. N. R-.
! foot West 421 Street. 8:50, 8:35.
1 10:30 A. M.. 12:30. 1:30. 3:10. 4:15.
! 6:25. 7:45 P. M. Sundays. 9:00. 10:00 ,
i A. M.. 1:00. 3:30. 7:45 P. M.
Leave New York. Pier 10. N. R.. '
' foot Cedar Street. 0.1.". 10:00. ll:0O
A M. 1:00. 2:00. 3:45, 4:45. ■ 45 and
B*lo P. M Sundays. 9.30. 10.30 A.
M 1:30. 4:00 and S 1" P. M.
MOST DELIGHTFUL HIGH 'JP.ADB
EXIT. IN NEW YORK HARBOR.
• 1 AA Round Trip New York *1 -3
$I.VV to Atlantic HighlanSa. *!.*<«
Passengers can make round trip on
all steamers except those leaving W.
42d St., 5:25 and 7:45 P. M.. Sundays
7:45 P. M.: Cedar St. 5:45 aaJ 8:10
P. M.. Sundays S:10 p. M.
fOj n n 7s 7rt Fsi r^ 1 " n ~^
[Mi© c=rn^ O'[^g@i
HTTDSON NAVIGATION CO.
PEOPLES i str »- C. W. 3i°*s# or
, r"jriico Adirondack leave pier 32.
LIKE i K. r.. ft. Canal St.. •*•
J.BW YOrtfi — p JL Totkers 7:IS P.
Albany m daily, fare $i.ao.
, r ,L.yq , Strs. Dean Richmond
CITIZiIMS pr Greenport lv. Pier 4*5.
LINT" : t 1 - X.. ft. W. !Oth st
6:00 P. m. daily. Sun-
Netr York — ' day str. touches at AI-
T^ n _ bany. ROUND TRIP
Finest Water Trip In the World. Metro- ;
1 polltan Line new Express Triple Screw Tur- ,
bine Steel Steamships
YALE m MABV MB
All the way by fpN /W. (R\ <tl=» /7=T\ nn
water between lUJ jl jV\ I I I l\j
New York and mil nSI I ITV'■ \
Fare $3.65 lyJ^^J (J Yd) UVI
via Long Island Sound. Vineyard an.i Nan
tucket Sounds 4 the Atlantic Ocean. ■
Fast and Luxurious Steamships. Leave I
N. T. weekdays and Sunday*, pier 43. N. R.
near ft. Christopher St., 5 P. M. Leave
Boston same hour. Due either City 8 o'clock
following nv>rninc
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT,
GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND
AND SAG HARBOR.
(Via Montauk Steamboat Co.'s Llne>
Leave N. T.. Hew Pier 6, E. R.. Tues
days & Thursdays. 6:30 P. U.. Satur
days. 1.00 P. M.
For POUGHKEEPSIE and KXNO6TOX
from Pier 24, N. R., week days. 4 P. M.
Saturdays 1 P. M. West 12ath St.. I.M
P M For NEW BURGH, from Pier 34.
V R. week days. ' P. IT. Saturdays. 3
P M.: West 129 th St.. 3:30 P. M.
CTTK"T\ 4 T^ i Prom Pier 24. N. X.. 9A.IJ.
sUr!Uia«O Jw«st 120 th St.. 6*) A. M. !
/'r\ > k/A\"rF©ri7nn n evening line
( PrAi U ©LKililialki for the Catakllls.
\\JJ Hudson, rmsei trie Lv. Christopher
St.. 8 P. M : W. i29th St., 7 p. i: ;
also Sat. Christopher St.. 1 P. M. : W.
l»th St.. 1:20 P. M. Fare. $1.25- Resort
Directory Free. Address Pier 43. N. R.
MID-SUMMER TOURS
Aug. 17th and 31st. Niagara Falls. Thou
sand Islands. Montreal, Quebec and White
Mts. Eleven Pays. All ■x.Tise? included.
Write tor itinerary. MARSXSRS TOURS. 31
West 30th st, New Tork.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subacriptioi* for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1394 Broadway, betwe*:. 3tJth
and 37th eta., until » o'clock p. m. Ad
vertl»em«it» received at the foi:owir.s
branch offices at regular ofSce rates until 5
o'clock p. m.. via. : 264 Bth v*.. a. c.
cor 23d St.; 153 Bth aye.. cor. 12th at-; 104
East 14th St.: 257 West 42d st.. between
7th and 6th ayes.; 26S West 125 th. St.; 10G5
Sd aye.- 1628 3d es**., r-ar Bat St.: 1708
Ist aye.. near B»th at.: IST Cast 125 th St.:
I>OSIfc«TIC BITCATIOXS WAME&
female
LAUNTJKT WORK. — Out or home, by re
spectabla woman- Caretaker. 319 West
MM st.
MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER. — In gwod
house or crch, by widow, SI years o«i;
good references. Address Competent, Tri
bune Office.
HUE. JACQtnN*S BT-REAU, «02 «th are.,
supplies select servants, all narioßai'.tlaa,
reconini*niled he)B wanted.
NURSE. Reliable: ProUstan*: can for I=
valid or elderly lady; willing to sew and
be useful, or would keep house; city refer
ence. M. I. . 238 East 321 st.
NURSE, companion; rcflaed North German
lady. 33 years; well educated, experienced,
competent and trustworthy : b«st references.
H. Gl«se. 223 West 120 th St.
JTUR3E. — Frecch; infant or grown; rood
seamstress: friend ftrst class laundress;
competent BB^Ush chambermaid: together,
separate. Morrow's Bureau, 721 Lexington
aye. (ssth). Tel.* 1928 Plasa.
NURSE. — Refined vourg German riT-1; bothl
sew«r: best references: waKes. t—-3A C*fl
at Lang: * Boecherer Oa. MM, 43-15-47
West <Od st.
OFFICE CLEANING. — By young woman;
morning or ev«nln«r. Stah!. 400 E. ISOth st.
TimEE COUPLES (French, Eaeltsh, G*r
man . — Cock and butler: competent gar
d«B«r-coachin' good laundress; ' '"*• .So
entire work: anywhere. Itawri Bureau.
721 Lexlnston ■«• (Siith).
WAITRESS. — Competent youns wonaa;
willing to a»si»r rharr.ber work; be»t reg
preores; wages. f22-?25. Call at Lanr Si
Boeciterer Cc, Bureau. 43-45-47 Weal 33v! it.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS
for THE TRIBUNE will be received at th©
following Branch Offices at Main Office
Rates: 1.364 Broadway, 157 Ea.st I2sth St..
263 West 125 th St.. 104 Last 14th St., 264
Bth Aye. ©Lnd 1,03 3d Aye.
ocean <rrE.\3n:R3. \
iegtß GES39ASB ■i::5.
Fart Express Service. >
PLYMOUTH— CH£P-BOURC^BREM3rN-'
Kronp'sessir .Aug. 4! Kaiser Wa »?"*!?*'3;
Kronjrr'i W3s.Aug.lllKa.iser <»- Or.-Ai~«'-»-
Twin-Screw Passenger Sarvtoa.
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG—
Barbarossa. ..Aug. H. Jk.urfn*r»t _..A«*- *>)
Hueiaw Au(. IS Brens«n ....-AH** 1
Mediterranean Service
lIBLTAR— NAPLES— GENOA, at BA.-l- ,
K. LuSae An*. i-> P. Irene WO*. * '
X. .Albert.... An*. 2u;K. Luise. ..—Sap-
Fro.-r. Bremen Piers. en 34 «ad «* em.
•V. G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS' CHECIA j
1 N. C. LLOTD TRAVTCLIOaUJ'
OELEICHS A CO.. No. S Broadway. ♦»» l« .
H/.aißfflSG o ASSES.!BAH
Pl-rs. Hobokcn. N. J.
London — Paris — Hamburg i
, Ainerfka. 6. llaiaißtaech^r ■ *"• {X
! Patricia. Aust. 8. 1 pm i xTeterta --r--v*; I TVi J ;
! AZ*£O REGULAR &AILING 3 TORAM'
| TRAVELLERS' CIIECK3 IS*};*!* -
HAMBLKG-AMKRICAN LANB. •» 9mm"
; way. N. V _,
AMERICAN LINE **=« *" !
PLYMOUTH— CHETtB-G— SOCTHA24FTOW
St. Paul Aug. * St. Louis As*. 3;
New York....Auff. ::, Pblladelpbta —*?*■. ■ -*,
RED STAR LflfE ncm JTKP£' **
NEW TORK— ANTWEKP.
Vaderland Aug. * Zee land .Aug. Oi
Flr.ian : Aug. 15-:Kro«niand .._AO*. =»
WEUESTASLIKB IT"*.*?
NEW YORK— QCXSTOWK— LJVTEaPOOIi
Btltlc. .Aug. «. noon. Arabic. > or. 20. noon.
Cadric.Aug. 13.10 ar.ll Oiitic. .Aug. 27. 10 am
SLTiIOUTii— CHKKB-G— SOCTUAiIPTO^
Teutonic . Aug..'. l<arn I Majestic. Aug. 13,10 en*!
Adriatic- Aug. 12. 1'jamKx « 28. lOeaei
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS TO ITAUX
passenger OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY.
From Piers 51-s^-54. North R>ver.
TO LJVEP.POOL VIA C t-'EENSTOWaC. _
PASSENGEPJ? BOOKED THROUGH *■
LONDON AND PARI3. ■ J
Iyas!tar.!a.Ane3.!oam:Uinrrr!a.Ang. li 8 art
Etrurta.Aue. S It ami Lucania.Aug.lfr. loans
V'T»ta r .; a .A.jj r i2.3p m: o^rcnl»..Au«-22^» a=j
The lIAURETANIA A LUSITANTA. tS«
largest and fastest steamships in the ■<■**,!
wiil h»reaf;er sail cr. WED.VESDATS^Ja*
augurating a new SEMI-VTEE3CI.T S22W
VICE. i
HCNOARI AN- AMERICAN BSitV "I
TO Flt'ME VTA .
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRTZST3.
FLAVONIA Aug. *. r.oom: Bept. 3*
PANNONIA ... Au«. TO. aeesj
CAP.PATHIA Sept. 3 uesg|
CAROXIA R«i 2?. Taa. 7. mM
VERSOS H. BKOWJf. General A««Bt. j
21-24 State St.. opposite the BstterT.
'jiif!M HJfirsji *jjg
UU TWIN-SCREW PASSENGEIt ***
SEP.VICE , .1
?TSTW TnnK. ROTTERDAM-rtaBOTJLOGXa
Rotterd'mAusr ll.."am:Rvn<?am AU*. £3
NAm'dam 1 mil>>iiiii i Potwlam ....-&»»«. ■
HOLLAND-AMERICA UXE,» gwir^.l.
ITAUAS9 S. S. LMEBI
•NA^IGAZIGNE GENERALE ITALIASA^
TLA VELOCE (Fast Italian Liae).
iITALIA Tin tele de Navlgaiione a Vapjr^j
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
•Llguria. Aug. 12iiVerorJnP=!la-).S«?tJ
tKuropa Aug. »|«D. d. Abnazl&rpC 1
HAP.TFTELD. gOLARI * CO , SO 'W*U W.
GLAjsGOW VIA LONiONDERRT.
Calif rriaAugls.llam!Columbla.Aug.3^lMa
Caledonia. Aug22.3pm ; Furnetisl*.. S«pt-3^ VCt
i Saloon. *t>2.5»». *67..* mi acx! $72.30.
SECOND CABC. 542.50 AND US.
THIRD CLASS. *27.! M) AND 1 «as TB.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 11-1» sTwa
T>ED "D" LJXE. ,
For Porto Rico. Curacao «nd Vene^HssV .
From Pier 11. near Wall St. Ferry. b i iiijf
FOR SAX JUAN. PORTO RICO.
B.S. Caracas Saturday, Aug. 15, nose
S.S. Pfctla<3e!pcia...riaturday. Aajr. ». neee;
FOR LA GL'ATRA. PTO. AWHUiISI
CITRACAO AND lIARACAIBO.
•?.F. Aurora Tuesday. As«. «. »wm
S.S. Maracalbo ... Saturday. Aug. 8. neo».
•A Steamer ... Saturday. Acs. 13. neOI
•Freight only. • -
These Steamers have Superior Aeenszao*
datioiu for Passengers.
BOUI/TON. BLJSB * DAiiETT, |
HseiiiJ Managers. . »2 Waif la- J
COOK'? •■ TOURS TO EUROPEL
AU expenses include-i. Booklet 4
THO3. COOK « SON, 243 end rax B^seay
649 Madison aye. Hi sch a^e.. N. T.
Craves of the "Aractc.- 16.000 toss. ta.
Crient^ the World^f:^
F. C CLARK. Time* Bunding. New Torts.
~~~~ "~^~ ~ m^ _^^ _ . ***"**
CARPBT ri£A>l>*O.
THE C. H. BROWN CO ej
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
231-223 EAST M 3TREET.
Telephones. IZ3X 3Stii— lß*l SStX - »,r
Beet end Eirt Blows out. not £roa I
- -..-- Surface oaly. . -
•a years* exverteaoe Is Flae Carpet* St Baas,
R.Y. CARPET CLEARING WORU(
!*•- ■-: Oldest. Largest. Moat Modern.
4IT AND «3» WEST *tTH ST.
t%!. — «C»3 Bryaas. Established V9U
W. H. JORDAN. EDWTIN lextx I
i & I?, w. Williams
t£/i*S5 Bf • C"^ a IB W il • Coiuanbaa.
CARPET CLEANING. s hllshesl ISZX.
M. . _______^ ■'
' CAREFTJI. CARPET CLEANING CO.— ]
Cleans by compressed sir. steam, Laoas«
; CD floor. 1554 Broadway. 421 Eut 48ta Sb,
COE * BRANDT. TeL IJ2-tßth.
TRY A. H. KAI-nAN"!* rewatrts*. weaW
eleasioz stcrtec °- Oriental rags. 41*
eta iv*. TVieDhoa* — ilaOimoo. Boea«<
BOARD AND BOOMS.
Single Insertions 5 cents per iiae. St»«
teen words, seven t'rrj-s con»*cativ«ly. fl.
which entitles advertiser to have rootral
ea<er«d for a period of fourtean dSkjns IM
be Tribune's Directory of Desirable RaoisK
Writ* for circular. .
Pull information concernJiat th*»» roMM
may be had. free erf charge, at tJje Uptown
Offlce cf The New-York Tribune. tStt
Broadway, between Mi »n<J 37th st».
STTH ST.. 81 "sv-n?T.— FJegant large ao4l
meiltum rooms; ex<"eTT»nt board ot>rtoaaM
couplj g-nt!»mer.; private.
nRM.<H£T> ROOMS TO LET. j
Etee'e tr»ertloTi» 5 cents per Hoe. Btatf
teen wcrds. seven t!m»» coos«entr»»ty. it,
which entitles advertiser to have romci
tntered for a p»r of fourteen days tH
The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Rocs*
Write for circular.
Full Information eoncerntcx these roosasS
may be had. free of charge, at the TJptows
Office nt The X«w-Yorlt Triboae, 13s»
Brcadway. between Sfith ard 87t!> «t«-
20 EAPT IB ST. ''Madison S<raan» SontiT.
— Suite, two rooms: bathroom, bymosld
references. ■ * ; M
615T ST., 62 WEST. — Large, attrauU J
rooc-.« is physician's ■-:»-: runnteg »i:c
bath adjoining; g^itlemen: ref"renc««.
713T ST.. 141 WEST.— Large and moal
rooms in strictly private house: saz&SKS
rates: telephone; references.
121. C T I*T.. 547 WEST.— Larg». pieaae9
front room: mtom room; water; d-sjir*
abl* neighborhcod; private hoiu«; reaaeMl
able; gsntlen-.en.
Sio WEST -<iTH ST. «aear Rl»erside>.-
Parior suite; also other rooms; psrtl*!
<1?s-.rirs quiet, refined «urrov:ad!n«s: r-<<»r-«
saeea
TYTEWEITEK3. 1
VICTOR VTSIfSi-B . TB Xassaa st: eat**
logue free; all makes takaa part pay 4
raent. bargain* in Vadtrwoods. lUsmiaM
ton.«- Oliver*. Smiths »
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We buy for spot seoontt hand plane*; 4
send postal and rspreseßtativa win eauf
we have Scfinway bargoiaa. Wise Flaao
ro.. •:;..• ■.•■*: • St. 4
■ i
■UTIOTMEXT AGENCIES.
;A. iSTEiilll'i
! emhlsotiot r : ; :
718 LEXTXOTOJI avb.. \
Bet. 67th and 33th sts. TM. 10U — "' — a^
Select f!r»t cla^s domestic help. Scaa—
* dinavlar.s ar«l Finoish a specialty. .
BCSIXKSS CHAXCE3.
FOR SALE- — >lea*s fumiahttMrs. hats assd
shces department m a jtooit paying c!oU>-«
i~K store uQ xxtnetpal bustnsss street M
New Tork: snr» thlag for money tnaktß«V
Chas. Langrock. 1813 Lexington »■••.
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