davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
snrrIlrnN COTTON MAnhErs-

Norfolk. Nov. "-coton steady milding 4 II lCc.
lop m''dlnx ~. good ordinary. i3-lGc. receipts.
sag bales exports coastwse. 1920. saics 926 stock
G3.4J+.
New Orleans. Nov g-Cotton steaiy. mdjng -. e.
low rliddinG. icc; good ordinary. II 1Gc. receipts
2lQ67 bales. expcr,s TO the ronnen.. 400 coastwse.
6lU: sales. j.oO. stock. 2slt
Galveston. Nov. . ,otion easy midiiing. t7sc low
inijdng asc good ordinary 4iSc. rcc-ipts
Great britain 20 i3n sales rs: stock 35G9GS
Cincinnati Nov. 9-'otton quiet. miGGing. 3isc low
r.iddliIA TIC good ordinary. lisc receipts two
days. 3042 tsles. shipments. .a20 stock 100
Augusta, Nov. Cotton steady. mldllne. low
middlne 40 receipt 900 bales. shipments . 7g2
sal.s 1873. stock s7.Gs9
st Louis Nov 9-C0tton steady. nIdlng IL iGc.
low mifdng 4 . lGc. Rold ordinary. iGc. net 70
ceips 20 bales; Srofs oo54. shipments s3o7. sales
500. stock c. 15i
Memphis Nov 9-co;ton steady. niddung 47Sc lcw
niddng ai.c. good ordinary iGc. receipts 80
hales gross. G22G shipments 14i9 sales 1900 stock
Savannah Nov. Cotton quiet: middiing 40 l6c.
low nidllng 49,. receipts II 07D bales exports TO
the Continent 900. coasiwse. Il9i sales 5si stock
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

COTTON-There something Ike old time ACTIVITY
N sye~Iai at Cotton Exchange o-day, paftcu
ary during afternoon. While market was closed
yesterday Liverpool markt. had advanced about =
points but this mornings cables showed parual reac
lion from ;mprOvement. TO conform To the net
vancs o. 2z4 points but Immediately turned easier be
unfRvorably affected by the colossal movement oi
ports interior with plenty
O. private wires stating that heavy movement cOuld
te relied Indefinitely ana also claiming tnat ue
r0port crop cotton already developed Vouc
question OF frost and that with pro
pi.ous for field and late season tie
woud continue transportation facilities
tAeir ndernitey. In the early afternoon tie
rfrket began harden however. on buying by The
supplemented by Liverpool support, In good leri
fr accounts <ew~Orleens buying orders
especially heavy. Local shor;s be
The had appearance Of receiving consdeTane
support buying orders. and speculation
large showed a broadening tendency. Ine iact
ths, predicted fof to night nae Jess 81
feet the Oca. market than the assumption mat New
Orleans parties heavily oversoie themselves Othtr
sales Of the more siai~ait pears
renamed by their position the Grouna tat NE re-
cps q cotton actual and prospective would be Io1nS
too heavy any material permanent adrance on
present prices. The market finally very steady at
net advance Of 4go a peIsonai letter 10 prom
inent central Georgia. received today
stated follows: In all business experience have
the generalization that prevails among cot
ton growers IN this section Cotton is low that 4
sartly pays the planter gather T. Hundreds and hun
ereds Of will seek other eployment IN the future
look FOR great reduction in acreage In the coming
he range prices In the local market to day
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
Railroans
Rnilroans.
-~c~NN~o~>->-~~>>->-~No~>>>
new YORK CENTRAL

Al through trains stop at Albany ut'ca e''"e"se
Rochester and Buna.o
On Train, leave Grand Central Station as ,no, ,o,ows
" EMPRE MPR''.z srsTF s1T:Pi rxPRPs xqTsPTss LIMITED.
fastest Train In the World Due Bufaae naS s.: be-
irn isFaTa "a r. Eas 5;a2 Toron.9 s capacity
$40 4. Mast MAI. Darv For Buna'o H'i'''
~ fals and Clerc.snd s,s.v For
iO.1O A. M-DAY EXPRESS; ,xccnt ,xc, STATE state point.
LOO = M-sOrTHwEsTERN LlMlrmn,, r,ln,ns s't >incin-
-,,, ago Special. Daily For to,a,''"' r1""
2 "a iHIansncl,. $, Louis snd ro; srrcrAt. eS
~ cept sundsy-For Albany TROY and ,,n o. hou-
900 = MAKE SHORE LIMITED pam' Daa Clsve.ani
!:5 A. NJ due Chicago tOC P. N. Sleeping ''' '
. lor cars only ,-,r VI
GOO P. M..SwEsTrrN rvrRrss. c,1,iro n',y-F'' NJ
6.25 J.. M-NoRTHERN EMPRESS. pa. -, ''''
Montreal and evcept SATURDAYS. for OtaWW' 'uoH
1.4O M-ADiRoNDAC1I MOUNTAINS N" "'''
- TnrAI: EXrp.ss Daily ro,ruvrsrrnH
SPECIAL Dniry~ror Buralo. NiaFrra 1cn. '"'''
ceyeoad. Cincinnati rraanepolI. Ara St,
r.cons and r,r Rochcsisr and Ruralo. r. o,,er.-
C.15 r. M--PACIFIr EXPRESS. paIN-ro "a s,-
burg Niagara Fails. Cleveland nv nniurn road.
everv nIsh, excrp, SUNDAY n'sn'''
nights ch'cago .lecrer. lesys ls,:,s,G a. G>l''
OF. :, nN.-'TM " ~ pa,Iy ex-,pt sunday 70
Pt'sreid SUNDAYS only a o,2o NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on rll through ua"
Trens Illuminated with PIntsch 1ls1 1lsnt1 co,t-a, static,
'3 ocl air broadway ri IAN ST. pt- e. m cta,,on
?25 Col~mh,s Ave ci wes s'h aqs s and 72s ul,on
and 12Sh s.. Stotior. New YORK: 'S'' anu ~
and ioG Hr019wat. = i Prooklvn. -. - vow yorl;
Telephone "e7nO Thirty eighth street n ~ res,-
Central cab service Barsar" checked rom "''' "
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger NIp1r
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
the STATE or TRlDE.


Boston nov . Flour quie; receipts 70 hbls slring
patents 81 Soast ,n winter do to clears
ana sfrslsLts s0G<i Ia. winter do corn
meal quIe soas2c per iag 81 s5d$ 80 per hbl. corn
"a i race,,S !; e,o bush fancy a3
62lr' Nos . ,rI z igssia2,c Mlllto,i aulei: bran.
srrino s. oi,ter siI ,o. Inldlngs Si4TSlG ~: RI
ics 1orr <i7 10 rutfor nm Northerr i-c: Western.
eic imitation IA. ladies' l4c. Cheese steady North
,rn gguigr We.,.rn 9ayi.
p,~a,. -, . ,r.,,n ,,.o, ,,.l ,,o,l,,. 30 I ha-i
spot Gi.e' ~ Norihefn sp2i ro ~ myr4
winter 7iic. Stat. whire "a Corn Juil AMI weak ~
, yellow 3s13si,c. Nn 2 ,rll,a 81 ,na7s.c ~ vo
nc O,,s cfrnry "a . WHIT, ~ -. y, . white .sd
2s'er: ~ nH.te. a7i.p-7n.r Hplee ac'i,e. demand
stronger. uorn~a'ly 80 fr 80 = tfach Canal
freghts steady -Four steady
'h'oago Nov. THE i~adrs futures ranged as r. l.
lows:
Wheat. No .: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
6ecrmS@r Ssr~imS%r ''.''. .e...0s.,. m,. Co., ~
May ......'..-.. .'"7'go"s - u 'p''' '' - ''' :
'"' wv 90.
November ....... 3lN. - 3l's ~ =
MdN ............ @7s 34a3i's "i 't's
Oa's No :;
December ....... =. o,..o33tt7. :" say
May '.-.'.'''.'. va 2'f@-''' -'' = 'F-''
-, '' - ,,L .-.-, ga s-.,i.
ptc"',p'r '.''''' - ~ :. S.Nn n' = ,0
January .....-.- 'VV 'Vo CO. '''
Lard per 100 10
r,aoor,,,a, ,ont. ,n,i. as7l 4, $40
Jsnu"rv aiVF' - 80, -. ~: 800 ~. is3'a
or. ribs per 100 10.
nac,.hA, Il. 49, As 45i
January ~ 4Ga. 4Gais i55ia
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
ROYfU BLUE TRAINS.
WEST SHORE * Y

Trains leave W 4:d 81, station. y Y. a. follows ana
i5 IN earlier fiom foot ~ Franklin 81; .
.U = NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. palN fot A.
banv Rochester. Buffalo. y tgafa liIis
cleveland Dstroii. chicago and ;, Lous Arrives
chicago and -. Louis next afternoon. llin ne AZ
G:.yO T. N chicago ami ~. Louis Limited Dtlh tr
I'tica syracuse. Rorhes'ef Bunalo, NAsa.a Falis.
toronto Detroit. Cie>eiand. Chicago ard 81. LOUIS
Tt5 p. VI. Daiy. except sunday Tor syr'ousr i"ehs'-
te. Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto
S,I5 T. Daily. f0r AlSanv. Utica. Syfacf-~ Rochrs-
ter DuTalo. Niagara Fas Toronto. Detroit 'ls,e-
land. chicago and 81 Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels alc Offices. ihssegs
chez cked fr.m io.el Residence By Wr.'cu tNafsas
T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. y
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool. Nov. 2. m.-Cotton- Spo-6iood business
done. prices hardening American middiing The
~ the tay 1850 bales ~ which we-e ror
speculation and Export and included 100 bales Arler
can Receipts 5000 bales including -. lo0 American
Futures opened quiet. with a moderate demnn1 and
closed steady. American mdd.nE. J e. November
-. December and January 5S-'id2 5e Gid buyers.
Januart February = s. Gt12 ~ Bi bu,ers. Ten.l
AIRY and March. ~ 64l2 90 Gid sellers March ard
April co-G'i luyers April md May. ~ 6Id seller :
May and June. CT Gfd2 G2 Ga buyers. June ard Isiv
: 81 GlG2 ti Cad value. Jui, AMI August % Gi1:I
s,.crs. August and september. 81 buyers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. q Receipts of cattle were heavy 10
day forced pr. down. sales being sl" AZ
reduced basis OF - .Oast - r
very common to native steers t. SJfts1 ~ f'f
good strictly choice spring beeves. with tn" huk ~ ie
good for T5G$5 - The average quality was
only fair There was sockNr and feeder trad" AZ
easier prlces choice ana Gamers catl" were
fairly rpsnced prices. Calves sold largely
xiUs5 % straight Texas spj largely at 81 4nSJ -" ana
cattle from the Western sold chiefly al ~ ''n
81 30 for Receipts ~ h0gs unoNf"f as
heavy prices jdI0c lower. Hogs sDll ~ an
extreme 5ds3 e. prime neayy hogs going az
the top and sales largely at 81 tnn< -, THIS was
the l)west day ~ the Iigs sold a' s. +>' .'
Offerings - sheep and lambs large. lu good de
nand prevented general break IN prices though cor
siderable lots Sheep sd Al the way rom
81 5S s. - for inferior lots ny - in$ - for good 10
choice fOks Westerns fetching 81 5pu$i ~ and yedns'
81 4Outi 80 IArs wanted SiNsi 80 fOr common
To- ~ 40n s. O. FOR best hcks fetching 81 -
81 - Rec teptstattle. - UD: hogs. iUDO, sheep NOpp
Cincinnati. Nnv. p -flogs dun ower. S3ns3 - 'aue
strong. 81 5OI - - Shop steady. s. 2J4ab Limi'
string. - 1Jusj -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. November y. lN'N
ut,s.yt.. pao.t,.s fvr, 3'b3
head Including ~ cars sNpou alive. ~ cars Tor
sl..hfefers direct and II fr tie market. Win ne
.at'is ce ,,r- Monfay al upper ards there -
cas ,r sale II which - ~erc at JtiHey cay ana - AZ
.4fh s The market opened full ara dropping h1h
pr - f-ll N 100 nearly n gh"rr even sood "a
e sharing IN decline on receipt ~ hcFso "dNi"9
nch sf,,r IN exr.-sve supply anI hand tu sell at
~. decline i.ight maiaIy steers. we're uns0d Al
f.rqe Clfr r-d IL thought tat equally a. many 'S
- rough ,,ur would NJ SiNeths' Poor - very
choio. na;.e steers sold 81 95a 81 =" l N: on
ar = e,-a ffc g. 30 and stags At t3gri -
as Al g. 80. &; manly at ). V'g D. cows at VI ~
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
Notice 10 Cre0iiors.
NOTfCE rO CKEDIToRS.- Whereas. +

T. Hea're widow Il John j. lseaitie late ~ the
village of falem Wash ngton county. state OF New
lorh. deceased has Mel her petition recns an inter
lion 10 apply thereby FOR the issue Of admins
udon the estate - deceased 10 herself nd Ma,
L. sheldon ana charles 4 B~attle as-ociated with con
-nt of All tn next o.! kir. modified security.
provided b, r'r 2odi x the code of Csn Procedure
Now, therefor pro,d by said section and an
order ssued hy Hon ';ren,ille " Ingasb surrogate x
s1ld county - Washington notice % a
creditors of the estate % present
fesreo'iNe rams 10 said Surrogate ais ohce
village ~ .al m irfar- the day Decent
nrNt-Dat-l Saer. y. V. October % 1895
fki+NNli.LB VI. IN,iAGSBE. Surrogate.
H. j.. v &. lili!. Attorney f9r Petitioner. Cambridge
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
}]nblic Nollcc.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR
THE COLLECTION or TANES 80. ~ Chambers Street
Stewart Building). New York. November l. 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN all persons whose
In the BOIoughs Or Manhattan The ErOux for
the 1898 remain unpaid Of November
Of said that Jnless the shall paid
ceiser Of Taxes his offices No - Chambers street
the Borough u Manhattan and a. 3d Avenue and l17th
the Borough ~ the Bronx respecti,e
fore the first dly u December ~ said year he Will
charge receive and collect such taxes remaining
unpaid that day In addition the amount ~ sucl
pr centum the amount thereof provided
by yG Of thu Greater New York Charter Cha
3is. Laws or lS?Il.
DAVID Z. AUSTEN Receiver ot Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
OrnunGnla-

DROPOSAI.S FOR FLANNEL. Phill Depot
o. NJ Dept ll2S Arch St. Phila Pa November
1ih scaled proposals in tripcate viii De received
here until II o'cl,e \. M Thursday November i7th
1895 Tor furnishing his depot with 70 yards OF ~
4 Dark Iuc shifting Flannel. with privilege to the
department the quantity desired The
IA needed state with
what they will make delivery
reject accept All propns.ls or
thereof. Preference given articles Of
nesc produt manufacture. conditions OF quality
price Onoulng In the price ot foreign predictions
or manufactures the duty thrreon being equal Blanks
FOR proposals and specifications VIII be furnished upon
Application Envelopes containing proposals to
endorsed Proposals for Flannel" and addressed 10
Colonel JOHN V. FrREY. Deputy Quartermaster- Gen
oral. l.. : \.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

\ DVEk.ISEMENTs anr subscrp'i,ns for Ihe Tribun.
n received Si tleir Uptown Office No i2'. BroadwSN
"a door nerh u is, ST. until o'clock m. advertise
m~rts evei the following branch ofhes AZ regular
'rlce rates urtN O'Clock viz 2Dt SIN ave. s. e.
cor. 23t-si ~ iih-ivr. 2th-sL Macys, ~h-aNe
ard iiis'. lI2 roluhu~-afe rear West b6'h ~ l'd
Vest RI si. dh-ate.: .. Fat 'fh-sL; ~ We
t--rt 9Th md Sth no Fast t'hft l.S1S
ave oet...e. ,d'r aad Iitn LO-G 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


- -
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT sTREETs
s,fee,s minutes later than 'Ss, given below ies
7'Se Ssu 4 w " FAST MAIi-Pglmsn Rurc' ra,or ca,
$50 FASTiT51aiS FAS5 iSfFb rRf cfso rsss Com
Sars FOR chleaso 2is'e'and ToisGo '.1cinna.
80 F. w. @cSGo' ''i g. Avb 'S5'' ST LOUIS rxrurss-
so r ' WrsrhnH if nH2fa2fi scs2 esai si @ chi
~ S12 fHss2 FfiSdRy eyxrnrss FOR pu.
40 r. W. PAcrfTc EHpRrss s. F"' p,,,pr~ ana
$50 :. VI MIL XVI 'fSi FXpnEss fEas fai'y na-..
Da's g. Ho S6 ''aT Tnr i's, so,T caches
S so ,a;o 20 10 "a q 20 Dns cs "% In All p,s G'n
go m. os night S.nt'. ; ~. 20. lo5' 'Drln:
Dining Cars! 40 (D",uE carS 40 ' ira re t,,
SOUTHERN nHi3wAy.-Esrrc., so ?. rn.. i2c' nigh,
ATLANTG % COAST LrNc-Espre'' 90 n. and $50
crIIEsATE4KE rdE =, OHIO nAnwAy m .4agy.
week days End 40 .. m daiiy
Atlantic cITYiso week 1sy, oo..''r IS ara
Buffet Parlor cars Passenger Coach. al O. nblned
I3s nfaas9 5sSTy Fs5s in'sll.s-.. sar.s oc..:
Street s'a,ion'. $50 N i2:o. 90 3nd 80
cTsSa, cS4dss &c., 20 10 40 . n e o M o. D' , 10 'ni n
o1'ea.'' y Fon rH,I.pELrH,,.
Go 72o 10 81 81 s,o go go Pcna' tm,,eb. es,
tOnirg can 1880 DINING tarl. II ~ o.. u 80 ~.
80 $50 20. 20 r'rins Car,. $50 Dining carr. 50
dining carr 80" 80 M l.Vi night sundays.
Gio 20. $50 o 20 80 T.imfcdl. pI0 iu5t iDii ~
Car q. m. 30 dining can. ? - - DINING .lrl,
80 DINING car. $50 Dining can 40 $50 m.
i..o5 night
Ticket orise. Nq; ,ci. 2,4 il2e 1893 .ii
| AstOr louse. West fhtrd station:
And stations root ~ peslrosses Cor'ier9
Court street. $50 Ful'nn Stroef. aS Rrollrsy and
Pennsyly lyania Anncx station. Brooklyn. stat Jersey
city. The New NorN Transfer COMPANY viii All flr
and check baggage rom hotels ant residences ish
20 destination
Telephone 2757 Eighteen Rail-
road cab Seryi,e
J T. HUTCHINSON. =. r WOOD
Genera! Manager ;.rera Pass AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
NAVAL STORES.

{, ,-,-a~y % expoctatons the hopeful dealers
there we no developments II Tho resumption Or
business to-dav Spirits tufpenne ruled n1ciVe ana
os4l A, former nrices the Aner grades had a
i,,le letter demand while 'wcr grades trihe
casie- Tar was dull steady A. unchanged prices
uro.a'lorH follow
TAR regulars 81 ~. Oh bhis 81 -.
SPIRITS TtEPESTiNE 36i4 137c .
ROsIN-Commcn 20 good strained - 42as, 90. r r
81 enGsi % ST. SeQso o5 y. 81 2o w 6. s. ca: W.
81 ~ .,..
Pns!u .nS
Spirits pen:i l.to pus
Ia ''' '"
Charleston NOV o-Turrentinc make; hrn. az 8ec hid
E0sln quiet. unchanged
sa,nruah Nov 9-Splrits fUr"niine firm A. &c. sales
tDp mis-. recep.s casks Rcsn hrm. win an al
,a,ce II = on water white Market closed firm A. 10
Iow.,g n,otlfons with sales ~ .37 bbls: \ Il q -
81 = 81 10. r. 81 -. .. 81 ~ ". 81 -. J. 81 - h
81 a. 81 81 30: y. 81 ~. W g. g. -. W. = -"
Wilmington Nov ?--spiri,s trpen,ne STEADY "5'sf
a3r. rcceip- ~ hbis. Rosn duh 81 OJIkl 10 recrr
as hts crude urper;ine quiet 81 -. 81 I" ana ~ W.
receipts l23 IBIS. Tar steady 81 IL receipts :" Dds
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
e. OHIO P. r.

Leave New YORK Whitehall Terminal sour F''H "''
foot - Liberty Street.
.Daiiy EXCEPT sunday. tsuniay.
CHICAGO .I3o a. m. 'l45 ?. m and ~ - CIV
PITTSRt'RG. $50 a m. 1890 .. m. 10 = m,
'i2ii nlsht 30 >. m. trains from Liberty. on,D
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1900 a. 3Ah D m
NEW ORLEANS. '4.55 ?. ~. Through sleenss'
ROYfU BLUE TRAINS.
To pHrIADELPfIA; WASHINGTON hNiiytNo's'. =, 30 ~
~ tDlrpr, ~ 30 DINER ASS tDrer) 'h55 m ana
.i2i5 righf NORFOLK ~ ~ r. m.
an ,,alna Illuminated with PnfSh Ligh'
Offices iiS .72 afi 43t. i2si BdHay. - y i.,h 81
io- r,wsry Y. 33g 3i Futon-st.. BrlnkNn. Nhlf-
rau Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Buffalo 9:s5 p VI Pullman ves,5ue Day Goa, %,
and Parlor Dining Car service I-a;s "a carte
Crnecis Buffalo with through s'ecpers ani
ChicHeo
st2.5O 100 p VI. daily flr EhsTON MNTCI
CHUNK WfLkFSRAHEF SCRANTON and coal
branches. Chair Car Eaiton saturdays and
sundays)
$3.50 4:tO , NJ dag. except Sunday. r1r WILKES
BARRE. PITT. rON. SCRANTON and pr. nrlpai
mediate stations Connects ~ an cl..
Pullman Buffet Iar,cr Car tor Wikee.Irr..
1880 5:2e L. ". daily sNcelt sunday. flr EASrD@
AID nterneilate lions.
'i.5O 5:I5 r. - Sundays ori,) for NAU-H CHUNK
end inierme Hate stations.
$50. u 40 u. NJ daily. except Suntay iASTOy
and praci2aL n,srm.iia r. ....,..o.
FALLS anl all points West Pullman sleeper. .esuo4s
Dining Car New York - Easoh
a. s0rTr ,,r rPLAINE,VsD u EASToN GEIHIII;,..:lIhA
BATAVIA. BUFTFA'.O ard TORONTO Pullman s,'epcr
for Buffalo None but sleeping passen carr ei.
30 baggage carried.
AGA GENEVA RGciiEsTFR ni'FrAIO HIiGffN
FALLS. and AL points West, Pu'l7an s'eers~ 70 ccas3
Additional local trains dali. - .'.t Sunta, r'. 4
PLATNFIELD, BOUND BROOK cd n'errnfl,a'' p'ln,s.
'eave follows: '0.20 1879. 20 20. i3-p .snlays
only A. ". Sc:ao go $50. 4:if go frl FL p -
Tickets ari pr'rpr acconn7ir ion, - i'3 'f' ~
al. J+f and 3o3 i~1aivay ~ ) ii'h - - i2fn
St 1917 Bowery Z Y. SEQ Full, = -. : t,1rt - -
Broadway. AMI T,r0oSl-r Arnev tro0kita
~. Trarsrsr Co W. can 'or -id 'h"ct hagg1es tfon
ho'e' residence through - dA~"Ha''"n.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
Contra! Railroad Of New Jersey.
Anthracite coal usei exclusively.
-Four tracks. "ElectrO-Pneumatic'' Signals
Stations in New YORK. foot ~ Liberty -.
and South Ferry. Whitehall y.
Trains leave f'ot ~ Libpriy st

and South Ferry. Wnfehal -
Hasoal ~ !. Easo1 ss p ? :, n Sundays 30 20"
F. w'essarTs P,':t9n sG ar; Scranton 400 ''' \ NJ
p To r p.,ain NJ Spn5n a H..5uss p a, 100 80 500 oio
1000 so % seadns NJ ~ 20 80. 70 50 - 20 20 20 ".
Readins, s" & M oo - 80 s.oo p " ?:;' ass,
For sg,hu,y .*:'gS % ~ Wn2.7o,' TN, r e, S%aay % %
$50 rop m 1oSa @ II, Sk,sS4 ~" oasil se{TE Eaaorr e.,
ef eTa ~; 'ii,5 se 70 r;f' & ::
=, rrer,aEsn ~ ,stury Par, ard OCEAN crovN,. onD
G9ls G9iy RI ,,a. = \, 80 30 ,,,o n
$50 5:as s:is r. ". s.n.,y noo ". 400 r
40 $40 ron i., hA%T%GoH9 az F.sS sarlay.. ror,
a.rs gs s 5 Tens en- @ Hg'+ is H''';' F' '9' S' 81"
~ Atlantic City. v'nolana ard nrids''oO 40 ".
M,avps P',Gn senHy'sA, an. 80 pcN,;'t' a.; e
srndays 400 a. NJ 400 r ".
ROYAL BLTE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. HALyTIMoRE |dy AND WASHING
Week e,v. s1'Is see s1'i dcc %i.o 6,'Ds y.
0 - 20 30 $40 20 T, P2oF ~ D@ r 5S9 ca @ -. 70
SS;degss T:sf s,S; soo 90 zoo ~" 7'' 300
RShTs LE2yF s9rE ErRgy wTrTIEusss5' rrI: ss5 ST. II,
1000 io:i5 io45. il:os i,.so. li.5 NJ i:?5 -
s9 is3 y; 5s s .s. ss IA sS @ g., @ a !s 4so. % -
9o s ios ,,ao - y !so !sdc Ma' "a 70 :s'faT az, &
400 s5s 40. ':sg SO, 800 c'ao 7:2' S.2' ''o
wT.Ss T tsf ?Hd s "a 2aI M c' so .'a' Is A. f'i q %
we., We. sss g. A' s,i Gsla1sa, x% XXX
fassase from ho:.ls or residences acst'raiion
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
LEHiCH VALLEY SYSTEM

u West 23l 81 Uenn. r RI NofIlNIi y
DcsbrCsses
Indicates tire from West cd 81 Oihcr f0nres show
time from Cfrtaodt Dosbr-ss~s 81
'Gi1O. Gi.0 A. VI. DALI Sunday &C. ~ 4. NJ ~
EASTON ard ntermsd.af stations.
1850. $40 \. " .sily tOr WTLKESPARFE. sCHAH-
TON. ITHACA. GENEVA. HO'HESTtE HCFTALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and the West aud pTincipaI Al
Az D
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
a,,s,lcal ro.It,on Of nrszn corce Is as follows.

Rio-Coree rnarke: quiet: No Rio, $500 exchange.
si-8?d: receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United
s,s,es oo bags cleared for Europe, 1900 bags stock
OO bags
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
nee OF con,rsc, prices in the local market to da,

spot cotton the local market closed steady. with
prices unchanged On the basis OF b-l6c for nddling
upland and s-iGc for micng Gulf. as compared with
sso snd oc respectively last year Total sales o S4S
~es Included 20 bales spinners ana 3OU for delivery
% contract Spot in southern markets. micdlinz
csosc, offcisly reported special dispatches 10
oar Exchange follows. Mobile easy 4isc. safes 30
c9es savannah quiet at 1906 sales. oei bales
SnAres,oa steady a, 4 S-i9c Wilmington oul st +hc
oalnore nominal sac. Augusta steady al &C. safes,
ASZS bales. ST. Louis steady at lt-l6e. sales 500
..e.es Cincinnati quiet 5nc. Galveston steady at
NE sales. 9i6 bales New-Or!eans firm at 4tc sales.
sW bales Norfolk steady l5-6c sales. 82G bales.
b4e. " '
fo.ows ~ ~
Great Britain. France. Continent.
.hes far this week. ........ l3S 0s3 346Di 10,Os3
Shos September 1000 COZ 1919 6T,5Oo
heceiy;s at New Orleans officially esti
s.ts9 70 be 1900 1900 bales against 1872 bales
'1A last week and % 1870 bales year To- morrows
sSepts at Houston estimated % 900 23OUO
yetr ' ~ ' ~ 1 '' ~ ~
t.eoepts at the ports points to-day.
'~@so with the same last and last year.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

i1Nefsnge special Liverpool cables Spot
EMO Iehotncy soiss J. no bales. speculation and
,s, o. w" American .iOti. receipts. 29COO. Aneri-
par,,s, 'Ad9Ing up.ard o. Futures opened t,oody.
- 'rfi.ne. closed stra5y a L1!.-64d
'"1~'s2 ".tA Mondays close December January.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

F,-a.yn Coffee Market Santos-COhee market hrn goo
average santos 6s7OO 2l.o1c bags STOCK seSvV
Nalnburg-l'offee market opened unchanged from nC-
iav. al 30 D. m. unchanged sales. 23VD bags haNIe
'.nee market opened firm. 10 franc aINance @ rom
Monday. u m unchanged az p m '4g'2 iran
advance Irregular closed .9a franc net higher 'o'a
al POGO bags.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-16
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY
PRISONER BELIEVED TO BE GUILTY or
MURDER AS WELL.
Confederate Veterans to Give Big Dinner
Meetings at Methodist Church Death
ofM,s. p, W, Squire,
Of Mrs. P. W. Squire.

Weldon. \. c., April 15.-(Special.) y
Charles Williams, cOlored, was arrested
at Litaleton yesterday on a charge of
highway robbery The evidence appears
TO be pretty strong against him. He is
also thought to be the murderer of the
old umbrella member, near that town.
some time ago. 1t will be remembered
that more than year ago the old man
was found murdered, robbed and his
body partially burned. Several arrests
followed. but the evidence was not suffi-
Gent to send the accused on to the
grand jury. 1t is now asserted that cir
cumstances point to Williams as the
murderer.
The meetings at the Methodist church
here continue The pastor is ably as
sisted i'm this work by Rev. Mr.. Pegram,
o. GoEdsboro.
Bill Johnston Camp, Confederate Vet
erans.: will give Il big dinner to the old
soldiers here on the 9th. General Ran
som, Captain Kitchen and other promi
ncnt speakers have accepted invitations
to be :prescnt on that occasion.
Mrs. Z. W. Squire. formerly Miss
DrewEy. of Northampton county. died at
her Husbands home near Branchville
yesterday. She leaves several children.
besides a devoted husband. to mourn
their loss. 1t is Mr.. Squire's second be-
reayemeDt Of this nature and the deep
est sympathy is expressed for him.