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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

that the original garment of Aaron's was
set with twelve magnificent diamonds, six
on each sde.~ Each brilliant represented
and was named after the twelve sons OF
Jacob or the twelve tribes of Israel.
Aaron's apron had the holy gift of speech,
as well as OF prophecy and supernatural
knowledge IL answered questions, told
of coming evilss dangers and deaths, pre-
scribed medicine for sick people, and gave
useful advice to all who came to it in
trouble 1t was stolen in one of the early
wars and, through its supernatural DOW
err il helped the robbers who had taken IT,
Their wickedness and idolatry caused the
apron to lose its miraculous qualities.
on sedar nights Passover) the rabbi
and the orthodox devout wear the whita
garment known as the 'lSittel" and also
on the Day Of Atonement, and, while re-
minding man OF his mortality, It serves the
higher purpose of also symbolizing imnlor-
tally and the spiritual life
While stockings are hardly an ecclesias-
teal object, yet once year they play an
important part in the ceremonies Of The
day on this day, which is known 6as
'Tishobov," the East Side rabbi walks
from his house to the synagogue in his
stocking fees, his shoes being carried by
messenger in advance.
Another picturesque relic OF ANTIQUITY IN
the synagogue Is found In the prerogative
OF the Cohens to give the benedictlou
They come forward under the scarf tho
'talith.' on high days and holidays. while
the Levites bring the pitcher and csoth
With which the Cohens perform the "a
cred ablutions The benedlction consfSfs
In holding up the hand with the aueefs
partly separated and partly Joined, 90 cs
70 indicate the Hebrew character for Goa
z The ceremony has left Its Imprint In -
modern names Cohn, Cohen and Cohu lrnf
the names OF Levi and Levy. AS a mafsttf
of canon law Cohen has the rights,
come forward but 1t Is, qualified BY Tho
condition that he is righteous and has livad
blameiess life for a long period Thar
men nave different views on these subfeogs
- shown by the fact that in the Tchridda
street synagogue over thirty Cohens MEM
bers oil the congregation. regard them
selves as qualified TO give the benediction.
while IN the more fashionable one al CEN
trail park and West SEVENTEEN street no
man mas volunteered thus far this year.
Most of the rabbits vestments are na,s
made In this country, but a few are san
imported from Odessa, Saloniea and Pa1es
tine. The Russian Jews of the East sill.
are among those who pursue the latter
course. They find a pleasure In keeping nj,
relations with their former homes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

The New Years BAN of Division No.
of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians az the
Catholic Library Hall last night was
largely attended. The members. of the d.
vision and their friends were present in
large numbers and the occasion proved to
be very enjoyable one. An elegant sup
per was served at midnight and dancing
was continued until some time later. Pres
ident John J. Stafford and his eo-worlxers
on the committee spared no effort Tor tba
entertainment Of their guests.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

Baltimore. Jan. Alt was officially an.
nounced at Baltimore and Ohio headquar-
ters to-day that f. D. Underwood, gem
eral manager Of the Minneapolis, st. Paul,
and sault Ste. Marie Railroad Company
had accepted the position of general man
ager Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company The position was proffered 70
Mr. Underwood Two months ago by Re-
eeivers Cowen and Murray. Mr. Under
wood will assume his new duties on Feb.
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MAYOR MELDRIM WAS THERE.
Locked Ster His Duties at city Ex-
change Yesterday.

change Yesterday.
The Offices in the city exchange were
closed yesterday Most all of
,the clerks were out for the
day, but few waited in the
clerk of Councils office expecting Mayor
Meldrin. They were not disappointed. as
he appeared at his Office precisely on the
dot.
The Mayors Office was not arranged in
lis usual tidiness. one of the main things
being the want of a fire. The Mayor rang
for the stenographer and other employees,
but was told they were observing a legal
holiday Mayor Meldrim puts city bust
ness ahead of holidays, however, and does
not observe them where he is compelled
10 do so al a sacrifice
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CoIored noad Race.

A road race ives run on Bay street ex-
tension Sunday by the coiored crack cyc.e
riders of Savannah, and was won by
Isaiah Williams who IS in the employ Of
Mr. Fred Myers, Jr His time was 1881.
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AT THE THEATER.
observation-disclosures Co. to Open Its
Engagement To-day.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Co. to Open Its
Engagement To-day.
Back on the Farm a pastoral play
similar in many ways to the "old Home
stead" was seen at two performances at
the theater yesterday.
The woodward Warren Company will be
che attraction at the theater for the re-
mainder OF the week, opening tonight in
the four-act comedy drama THE Cap
tain'e Mate.'i Besides the usual dramatic
norton of the entertainment, there win be
vaudeville features between acts. making
continuous performances. Bert Waters
CIV woodward, Bert Glderoy, Arthur
Gale and Carrie Cordeila viii be seen IN
.nn-to-date specialties. Foremost among
the specially artists is Bert Gilderoy, the
weIl-kuown illustrated tenor ballard sing
er Mr. Gilderoy has the latest improved
double-decked, dissolving sterioptcan for
Illustrating his songs. lady viii be adj
nitted free tonight, as usual, with each
Maid 30-cent ticRet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03


Tn business in the movement of turpen-
tine hands from the Carolinas to Georgia
and Florida points has begun, and the rail-
roads leading from the territory from
which the hands are brought are bringing
good crowds of them down. In a few days
the movement will be at even a greater
volume A number of the lines interested
have representatives from their passenger
departments in the Carolina fields looking
out for the business. Among these are
Mr.. Jim Carr, travelling passenger agent
for the Pant System. He left a day or
two ago to iook out for his lines interests
The hands are given special rates by the
railroads when they travel in parties of
a certain size. Considerable parties are
often gotten together by operators from
this section, who go up into the Caro-
linas TO get the hands. They go out among
the pine lands and get up parties for the
territory down this way, aud then bring
them away The operators are more fire.
quenuy represented by agents There is
a well-detined business iii this thing of
gathering up hands for Georgia and Flor
ida, and the agents make very good
thing out of it.
The negroes who work the turpentine
finish up the season in the Carolinas and
then are ready for the trip further south
Most of them nave their homes to the
north and go back to them after working
in Georgia and Florida for time. A
part of the movement consists of hands
who went home to spend Christmas with
their people.
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The earnings of the Central of Georgia
Railroad during the third week in Deem
Der were $11S2S2, against $136 $50 during the
same week last year The total earnings
from Jan. l, 1898. to the end of the third
week in December were S., 439 391, against
1921 ,9O1 during the same period in 1897.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03
ORIGIN OF THE TEAM .snss.y

1T, temperature; ~, velocity of wind.
III. B. Boyer. Observer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

Mr.. John NJ. Egan. vice president, and
Mr.. Z. H. Hinton, traffic manager. of the
Central Railroad. left yesterday for New
York on business.
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ger. of late however. and 1t was decided
TO keep the offices open.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

River Report-The hight of the Savan-
nah river at Augusta at s a. m. yesterday
was 1913 feet, a rise of % feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken Jan 2, 1899, s o. M,
18th meridian time, at the same moment of
time at all stations, for the Morning News:
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vESTMENTS OF A RABBI.
THEY ARE ROTH CURTOUs AND IN
TERESTING.

some of the Articles Are Sacred 10
the Use of the. Jewish Clergyman.
individual Choice Allowable to "A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-03

IooaLed sayannah. Deoembe
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WEATHER FORECAST

Unth midnight. Jan, 8. -lThreaten-
ing weather; warmer.
Washington Forecast for Tuesday,
For Georgia: Threatening weather;
warmer; easterly winds.
For Eastern Florida: Light rains; light
to fresh northeasterly winds.
For Western Florida: Generally fair;
warmer; fresh east to northeast winds.
For South Carolina: Partly cloudy
weather not so cold; fresh northeast to
east winds.
General conditions; Partly cloudy to
cloudy weather prevails over New Eng
land. Georgia, Eastern Florida, Southern
Louisiana, Northeastern Texas, Nebraska,
Minnesota and Michigan. Clear skies are
noted in all other sections.
1t is 6 to IA degrees warmer over the
Gulf states.
Light to high north to northeast winds
prevail between Norfolk and Key West.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature .......... 43 degrees
Minimum temperature .......... 80 degrees
Mean temperature .............. Sc degrees
Normal temperature ............. 40 degrees
Deficiency of temperature 49,. 10 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q degrees
Rainfall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 inch
Normal ......................,..... 10 inch
Deficiency since Jan. / ........ 20 inch
River Ranarf-T Tho I,i0bk TO- cso,.c.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

emily for rS~ with S S ,ssncs ~%o S
winter ,traiSats @ 4oas1 90 patents d. sSsa so
cs'rN No winsr q saq.2 oS srads. SIS q t.. mr.
* Sca.s M cnd Ss0 to fancy nt % sSass 70 N
MEAL steady. Quoted: kim dried 81 sas2 O ee g
yellow. aacaM Soar.o, 1880 FEED bull Quoted
SD sSS% 'a .as $40 . 5S'S o 5N c Winter
SIS feed. 81. hominy chop $40 70 bulk clinical
WY Ssr. % T d%s4 market =" %tw v7' S"'y y.
pared with ycserS cns sT.' and sne 'S figure s
Western having been co sed YESTERDAY ne o.
while he nsol quotation was higher ind,ce,nt o,.
peaceful outlook regordins The south AfTican c
Speculation showed ertirc absence - oMsipe ~, fs
West hns Considered favorable the moyemen %
fund ,rc,e about fellow the final figures u yesicr
day Win narKe, s,i weak IN tone ana a,ten'2n
mana woqa develop in that auas5 IN 'aS ne
sales x cash wheat Ling 'onn ,s ~ .crropn , market
Guiding 10000 for eHiogt dh ' viii, d1mnwar n
sessy he glS suFT T as ED ty in tone at e
cline q "a 80 Quo,at.sns II S"Sn %S , now 80
has'' were as foows Mo rev, rra NJ Tdr,hern an,h
77sc arrive 10 hard Duluth $50 t. sTF' 'onng
reicra,e uauidaton following vnsasfacoTy cables and
back 70 the n' s ~si ha ' bp rae. emande - o
tonnage AZ ilc same time receips eonnnga ~ ye
'~ ~. ,oclud,nc 500 600 hoveve- outpors
v,slo 5,pl, ~ "oln increased 22eoeo bush for &c
res closed STEADY win pIces &c hsher 70 20 tsT
'ar Al aereTga a % Sa Ta,fer ease- IN tone IN
ahy wa tee decline f IN % ~ns No pressure to p
-, I~ge being an liberal while receIts weFe a ARG
A. chicago he market for futures ruled arn al 'ancng
Or the day %0'.c The market here fot can "a i,
2 oats 2si5c: 40 white ;o'sH3c. ~, I" a. Sc 'o =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

low r 2suS sIr y, 'o sS1i t pSTi.
r iar 10 Shoies ed7%c. head Gal'sr. patna 4g4isc
Snl"h ~ ~ ~ Java. +isastc Iangoon n bond ri
80 INC Wc'I leor x l,-n Tamage's Sons Company
fgl'~' butit tho week there has been apurecab
nIvnnro n rous cleaned NJ New Orleans ami an no
.,''t'"ii" mig been expected 60 bring about lower
's Du 49, aslal tho turnout "a hat locality largely
quickly onto .he hat oven = tho -u,piy Is corai
rs, nan any previous gar u - very far short
i,tt y movement o. date; Receipts rough. 3c 3it
~ a. hs car Inclusive u amour; carried over ~ -
80 g. cleaned f"stmateD "a II" bnls year
"'~,l I'D Market strong. under active lerinnl
iNi" = - movement fN ia'o. I,rccgts cleaned
FN = o02o bills Make, active "a; steady range O.;
slGA IL Ia 'ho market f1r refined susar scattering
i.d. - reported The basis Of Oh prices Tho main
.aseh "ef' much The Same during the las, week
'uFri- wore male couser'ativ- by weak cables from
, ~ ,ini as 2 Wy I0miro-. st. cHt LAT
'"u rrishri 600. cubes 53ic. powdered ana coarse
va f,i -. MN powdered. 53lc. standard ernnu-
49, amt I'm" rrannlate 51sc, grnnuaiel and
"" M sraruintel 53ic. cantoctioners Rranu.atei
o. .44C : = oa-'ons = hsgs 2. and hays
= 'onfecti'ncrs' A. 4a4r Noe i ana 2 : GO. 80
- 4, 81 g. 43ic. So TO- 4Isc. ~ II 4c.r. Nss y
IA sugar showed fnhor sfealer undert0no with prices
$50 ,n nH - III" basis 4 'ifc ~ oe test
'-a1 iiIis.'s sugar buyers were hard o. ind. while
'l~rs wore slow OYER netrrtb- lots aesrife
the iact Nnt oe 80 rle English market was weak
'ihi war 4Ae 'fcial cable fri Hitel Lon
d' ns gu ana unchanged Java quoted lis ~ AMI
October und November delivery on asd q. iii TIE
present United Kingdom stock 20 .ons as con
u1stci win ~ tons same time last year.
TOBACCO -seei leaf steady with cool business
crop 1855 thinner ani5isc 800 asses cr5r lsa7
WISCONSIN havana al 9i40iO- 80 fats crcr
tobacco We're 20 bales a. oo0poc ~ bond. sales Z
sunaira were - bales AZ s0cTSl 50 IN bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

IN aesfnno EInasr NV ht Low 1rc,s scalded eN rs
holders were no. escrp x ayerass hes, sc"led chickens
TO- ce7 md simply impo-,his 10 ersS " ceaTan-e and
1I1 s 5us s's heavy NTH NTH ne aic.S %''
.le. " 'oS ia an, ,nar,, o . ~ any oce rlr
ml, is .h.pr,rs Ink a, ar,res lrufoss, ~ rench mi
npk - -u'h L.. ,-c Toss 'T. into fr'e1,r
srable rrsa.s are arm Ne,by spring a.sk 1a,s boon
rasc,r reo.c an sa, ~' p,lo ,,,e, T,n .,,i IN s
s a,-ssi 4 fe. mr." laIe we ap.s
egsc id hons and toms iiai2, spring chrksrs. rhna
4, reansyyanla mix weight. drg rlci,I ioqie.. =,
.'ie io9 l,- q, W"'eTn Try pir~ ian ws.,l.
sraiei average prime o.. d., fair T.. 49,. SO. 4, ir.
,o r., Jys.. nv T ,t5,sl ,-r, o. .',o,. A. ; u.s.
w '..- i-y r;-kei rr-ne d. W'-,sr" 'i..
w~.'e-u ci.97s la-k. stem r-'ns Peg - a.. 70
,a .' =, '"7 I'D a. -.- 5G Cur r-e-n
!; @ H., .,r' "s'e per- %'a-' '.''as- - 30 dark
Che market s only moderately oc''ve ri' r-im, mnis
r , no rrs s'i lots y ,cai aas hi,s arr-l ar 81.
- q. a.'n ~. se 10y, ~ any ,e .,r, We quote:
V-ri.ar f,c.n s9sli.r pr = .30 %. zen sofl,s
11,.re ,n1-,y, s,aisr TO- i srawn an wo5ro-k
g,.m 81 p EnTlsh snr' per Dozen : 90 grass
'T0TArors AND vrurT Au1Es-I,ish potatoes have
.soie n ea.,ll ser, rs-l.s. w, ,!ns S.'y ana he
been nera and largely To-. roa- quality trade IS rl'ne-
slow fsr saiea a, out.to aia-o'i'ns Eastern aue ana
a.. MADE 'nse imprsvrrners Goa southern string
,s-in-s but th.-@ Is a iai- ieuan I'm h~ rang ~ 'i
celery duil ani wrai,-~ We quote. Potatoes I,'ns
% Western Nv York per lN n 81 -,4S 81 d.. J''fes
,er M, 81 2asl g. - inf',gg Sla$l Z d. l-F .s
a. 49, ?, f,r Si0si - 10 virginia prime large nbls
gn- - o-,n,i ' in u.s. r5 1er bae Zoo s5c 4, ye.,
low. 7-rgSl - q, white per th slaS2 10 pickle white
fI~t. white 50 5oTS4 lo Eastern yellow 81 i24Sl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

Galveston oct 10 -coftan steady midi.ng -. lo"
.,ii,y -. sl.-i binary. ft receipts lli14 bales
e>,,lts The Continent 1886 bales. sai's '5i bales
1s"i.,fn1re OF io-c.ron nominal. miiding. 7'so.
s nidiling 7hc god ordinary iic. gross receipts.
s.. bales st0th 10 AS bales
$, Luis Ort 10 cotton steady mi.-ing &c. low
niIslrg 6@-lor. GOOD or' nary . l", NJ re,epis'
-a,annah. oct Cotton irm. midiiing. G'sc. o"
raflfinv Gt,c receipts. 6+jl bales Apr's % Great
Britain 500 bales. . tne rt'-ni 100 t-- as"S"
-,4, t,I.- -aI.- l22 bales ST.. Is. IT, '3i bales
N.,,. orleans. oct 10 cotton quiet. mtfNrS - l'-.
l.v .fft.ng CSC. xl ordinary. IL l'~. 70 ~iit-
r i7i bales exports c.ast1lse. >53 bales -,"s 400
mas ~ D.. - ~ fn--
N.rrts o., T. cotton steady miins e. low
if,.ll.ae 80 ls.. sool ordinary. g f. n,' re,e.fis
Bon, Ilf.s gross a32 bales shipments. lifI bales.
s.,ae q. 80, bales. - .0h. $500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

rENp AND JITE-A very strong and higher market
i le. N % ses y n' HAMS jue ana a,e Iae an
DUET AMI more q les n.minal Quo'atoas f,neqy n,
NSns hemI ~ nH ra,, Kasi 4 e. .. .g'i u,
H. = "'a 3,' , g'' X ~ - }e s.p i
I@r quality nominal. jute butts shipment ni'r 'af n.y.
2p2..e;. e..... ......., O.. uu...s., =, ,n,.
prices for caminon any, hafs ana 'i, QUO
tst.ons f,llou. csuf9rna iaisc Matamoras i7c TfuN
lie central American l6zpl7,. Vera cruz. lt7c. puerto
Cahcllo i7isc La Guayra I7iqc Caracas. l74e Payta
lc,se Taeasco ~ re- haehe ary 97a .iS
"a po, au Plate l4-sI IIf,I.s
1e neras i city laughter naive s,rers n 4lae
t~f, brands i2c Side irsn6s iiAc. bulls io'.i lo'c.
COWS ns@n'. c country slaughter native stei is II'
ia COW lo4lo'.e nH.l ea9'.c , lao, - ,.,-e.,f
bs,ls fl. quite brisk and there are large With raves
as f'i VS. Heuocs nm acd. INST selection q ~ =. re-
24g2e'sc sSconis 25a2i rds 2og2lse &C., sS]ss mia, la
5 l' ses1 on F .enas seav gsiS aaS s nfs sec
lirh, ietk- cow sc sends a8c t.ies .1
Hos
MErAIInerest tae local marss, fos a @es, y MAS
al Low e eoo all DAY WIN not Se a SS y tuse rster
pressure Of offerings cher msa i 'e2~g no
Ss ~" ,,n at and AISLE win 81 I'D Lad
,l.;s-c. VIZ "a , - 20 ana for speiter S. 20
MollssIs ANi s1li' e.teat TO- ay. acnond easv
cleaned up oernss m H. ,S s e,Ir, ' ,r, but our
=, ~, s-i.trs~s ideas - holders small hlsi,e
Was reportcl g,s,oons i.o" Nv s.
tr'nc .on2Sc NV orleans open tfti' - 'e''
ie , :, prime 'u' i,qi@e i,as, 4'a-4
OCEAN FIiEIiHIs San i, ,,., ~ m s,r-1,er ,l i
demand. but offerings WEE i..''I" ~, IL. r,'s
faci sciFel I" susl1iH e.,f :, IVES, Indie howe
ven. resaried az slightly weahef. hnu'i..t D5 '.'
l'ssened demand 'Nl.l''I .,,es n, mn, i.,,. -..-.
unchanged Grain steamers ''''''-'- 80 '-..
hgt slippers we're not I''mpt 20 meet me ' i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

r.,..,.f Olt 10 b. cotton spot N0fetat,
il...,-i PRICES 32d loHcr Amer, an mtdthng falI.
e. 2,i u..f frfltIrr lt.. rlilifr 3 81 ~ l'"
...i'-.. 81 .yl .pI ordinary 10 81. 'rilrn3.
3 Is 5-l TIE sales ~ te iaj "er" l""' na,' ar ,,
,l q ~o American Receipts - nj" bales lno,ul,iS t
. .te,r lNitures opened easy ans closed haf's
- 3D., I..lir. American mi filing N r. oc"otf
=. 81 b - cal sellers october ana to. d.
t., .v.,rher and Dec-rnh-r. . - 80 hnN'ts -
,o, ana January % ssf buyers ja.uar{ an" 20 "a
rtarv ~ e4d sellers F.einary 9' go tuyers Arri
my', =. "a vaue May and June. 3 - '418 30 -
an r.,. ana July - 84n3 a5-'4d nlyf' ~, a.
,,s'., ~ 64i sellers August ana SeIt'"'"r ''' W.
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
~ y - u N
IItltLl.M DINIsINN

PIP VI and 3N patty. except sunday 10
T.t-a~li sundays .nis AZ 9 20 \ N.
Wagner Palace cars nii through trains
Trains Illuminated WITH pini-ra I.srt
Ticket offices H. 2el Alb ana 1916 .adway. .
f-nl SD. ". 30 columbus Ave. 30 Vest loith s..
i25fh 81, ana iaSfh ST. S'atn New FORK 33s and 726
F..,nr l0i Hr"1lUav. p T.. Br0 HiFn.
Telephcn. $3.50 Cortlanlt fr New York central cab
scr,le, Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Wesfrfft Express Company
GEORGf. II DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE G OHIO RY.

a,55 H. W. daily from 23l 81. Pfrna. H. r.. +. r V.
LIMITED S1ul NesfAlet kie rio Lighted 'nins
car Train Via Washington O. Cincinnati ard Louis
we through slreiers. Compartment Car daily eK-
cep, sunday 10 Virginia H., SPRING.
1,55 A. W. from 23i -. daily except sunday 20 wash
lngton dally from washington VIII lIlimans %
Cincinnati. indianapolis. II. LJuis. l"lisflAe ana
Kentucky Points s.ofnytrs n through L.ntS AZ
Wayhington al Virginia Hlt Spung- me nys
minutes later from cortanft ata Desc5osses ,S St
J,cAets and PI.lnens a. & y. onlces az ana To-
Jsroadnsy also Psnna- r. r. offices. fHons ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

hogs during fwenf,-four hours ending today
cattle 80 cars sheep and lambs hogs cars
Shipments. cattle "a sheep art lambs. cars
hogs ears The market llI and lower II was
hari sell comm stockers AZ any price Few calves
on sqie az ncrlira'v low figure sheep ard lambs
Mars- du,i. ch % extra lambs qu0abe az $50
s. 10 good 20 choice - 75rS5 The close Gal and
r~..o. f-r.gfiar Hogs T-afe generally slow with
l. lads IN sale Prices rl,ei about the sar1s the
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

p i-1change special Liverpool cab.es 1Ipt co '.'
i- - 'i'an-. sai's 900 bales sI.s 4aii'n bi.t 80,
:, 81, Ainfrcar 10000. receipts. = '7H' An ~
s.4 .tllins .!'ard 3l-32d fJturer 'i-leH $500
a. o. ce0 line and ci1sr barely s''"l9 @"
80 - h~i decline December January. . DIST ,hi-
ga, -.i' sos. February March 53. MAJ .i-| ~.
49, .lr" MAJ. " p4t Mey-larc. 3i'4- June '-,s
~ August 1855 Angus. september. @.is. ,)c-
cen ., as ,'o'er Noremter 5Jb. Novrm.t' ,
w ,.l -.i hester yarns quiet. rl'iAS very '''
Jos a-fri rr.rk business
-vs. Iisn market holds steady. but inl'
iJags .- against much - an advance n Pr "a.
Ciisa F ''i marked 49, f. li.'l.. Qlofa e ,ol,
. a.g.ti.e i.ik so. eu1ce yak s. 30. eghia-
~ - - lun.re. domestic manufacture. bulk ~
or, n'nl;lc,u~. bulk. ~ outside holders bulk IN
'N.eA AID MLAI.-.hele wa. a mseeIate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

t.,-.~t. . rov fo- fhe week Liverpool ? ifl bales
nix o. Glasgow a7c N1,a So tia 3a'. bermuda
~ cu--,aa ~. Barbados - scattering. q. 'ofa!
a. -f7 lales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11
WEST SFIORE R.R,

Trans leave Franklin station. y Y. as follows
Is lafer from foot of W 42d ST
ID. t1I;15 a VI. w. 42d ST 1885 4 NJ. Catskl. Sara
and Mohawk Express
'I2:45 p. NJ CONTINFNTAT. LIMITED for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car.
{. t3;43 J. NJ Hudson River Express
f5:II NJ Albany and Montreal Express.
'5:13 p. VI 1w. t2d ST d.ia r NJ. Chicago and ST
Louis Limited
$500 p " RuNalo ard Niagara Falls Express
.o:15 " Detroit and l7icagl Express.
Y Leaves Brooklyn Annex e tlO4a a. VI. e. -
= Jersey city p. 2 station r. III 90 A NJ
C. q. 81 p " 'pliy. tFxceYt sunday
Time. lies nj principal hotels and o'Hces Baggage
checked r. hotei residence hy Wesicoits Express
Q. l.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

average SIS $50 cS5 CO "a 700 COZ G51 s2.7 7o7
ne rarr contract prices IN the local market 10 day
'H ,gs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

AND nESHHosstS And CoNlLANl'f HlihH'N
1T The leaving tine from D"sOF"~>"S an"
tOrtIandt streets H. live minutes i"te' '"'''
that given below for Twenty -thtr" >'''''
station. e.cept where othrrv -" noted