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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

eg Hs'p sb 10 N Ssy asi's Tsis @'.s9
wheat dull ~ rod 72isc hd - white nominsiP;
;eo1 ', ST. g. yes '.' &c., ~ 2 corn ~ SO 3
corn a6p3 a., oats qu't easier 20 - s ,1
2sa Rye duil No track G3c Canal freshts steady
Flour easy. demand far.
chicago Nov 9-Thc leading futures ranged as FOL
whss No . osssoas 81 Hsss s i"s s., os Gs s,
May .............. 1895 49,. ~. I-t4'-s
Cora 80 ..
2..s.aser ........ ai.aae ar.osls s sSS s so.
May ............ 32Aqs2'. 327q33 52Aq52'' a2'saS2
oats 80 .
Ia: s.p ss ss''a "a. s s 's"'ss.
Mess pork per Dbl.
5 ps,sm,e' ... ' $50: ' SCI S s$ ~
I:s:s:; =" =. r.. w.; ~ 81; ss
short ribs per 100 ID:
Ress%ss' .. ...:. 4oas .5 ,ess 40
co aq@s ge as ooT o .s, es', ms s"s 7s 81,
7iac. 81 rel 7oG7c. 80 corn. 32n32.c
w ahitc 35c 20 rye. SIC. s. bailey a'a'ie
~ naxseei. 81 2e. prime timothy seei = ~ % TOO
~. 50 i7sps3 20 short mis- sides dease' 81 ,'So 90 dry
ooxeD s. aoaS5 b: whissey llstliers finished o,s
per- gal 81 - snsor eu' loaf 81 'o MARKET was
firm. creameries l5a2@sc. dalres itniHc Eggs s''"N
fresh. Use fhe"-e steady. creams. ll'AHi-t a.
Cincinnati Nov. g.. Flour dull Wheat quiet 10
7oisc Corr easv 80 mixed. 25i.c Oats quiet. ~ .
mixed %, 425isc rye easy 40 , GO Butter steady
Sugar easy Eggs firm. 17c Cheese firm. .,
Milwaukee, Nov 3 Wheat nrW'r, 10 N'Ftn'in
GSuG,'qc. 80 Northern 65isuG7'9c Rye over - J.
% 500 Tlrle, lower 40 o &C. sample -. 2lh,.
Minneapolis Nov 3-Whcat In store. n N9finerh
N0lemier coo. December nfi1 uGfN-c. Ma 80. u
track " hard G7i.c ~ Northern &c y" =
Northern G2',c Flour SLOW ami unsatisfactory @'.' N
The mills are down ana the disposition shut down
further capacity the demand does not soon 1ty. ~
FIRST uatents 80 7uuS3 80. second patents - ' - co.
first oeurs - >00S2 Bran in bulk. 81 3VaSl' - -
philadelphia. Nov g. Wheat hfm contract grade. SO
yemher con7o-. corn firm ana 70 higher ~ niNe1
November. 3Sa4 u3He. Oats steady ~ white 'nll'l
3ia.G32c No 3 white clipped w.f ~ : ,n, N.Y.
.iirr.i 9gt, n3Oc Arm fancy Western creamery
24isc 10 prints 2sc firm. fresh nearby. -lc f'
Western 2oq2ir. do Southwestern. 100. do S'uth,tn
1sc Rereirts- Flour 5000 hhs 2s.noo sacks wheat -
Goa bush. corn 1900. oats. p F" shipments Wheat
> 600 bush. corn 1900 oats. 5000
ST. Louis. Nov 3. Close Wheat 80 2 red caen, ne
December Gsisc. MAJ. 73053isr \ hard 6lntNr
rlrn 80 ? cash 31izc. December. 2y'sc. MAY. 3oA.
3o7sc oats 40 cash. &c Decemoer 23*o May DO
Toledo ~ Wheat lower weak: No cash. SOC;
December 7os.c May. 75isc. Corn duh steady. No :
mixei 33iac. oats iuii. steady. 70 mixed PC Rye
dui lower cash. SO bid ,loverseea dull. higher
prime cash DID, 81 So December. s. 5Iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


'0Ie A NJ ana 3 IS ". pally- eEospt sunday. 20
Piftsneli. sundays only az q 20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace cars an through trains
Tfains Illuminated viii pin,sch Light.
Ticket offices AZ 49, col fi3 and 1916 Broadway, IS
INF n So 20 columbus Ave u Wet l25th -,
ies,n 81 and l3sih stations New York aSo and IS1
t,l.l.an - and iu4 Broadway. T. u Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortiandt' for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel ~ residence ~
Wesfr0ft Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

sCIEDULE n EFFEII NAY a. $50
FOX 1Hi. MLsI.
Leave New York. S9uth Ferry Whitehall Terminap. And
foot of Liberty street Time shOH1 South Ferry
Leave Lb-rty street minutes later.
.pailv tExcep. sunday. s5uniays
CHICAGO .43o a. m. liberty street onD. q rs ..
'i2iO night. .
> ciN tINNNTi ST. LOUIS. 1913 a. m. $3.50 D. M.
sl2iO night. .
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. ~ '9'5 NineD.
III y r. m DINER. ~ IS DGeO. 81 IS Dlnsr,.
20 % CR0yal Limited exclusively Pullman lran pineo.
'4s5 lDner '555 p. N. DineD and 'l2.iO night.
NORFOLK. ti255 =. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Prfs'h Light.
Offices: 49, 49, PSI 49, 1884 nr al1ay. - Union So.
W l27 B0wery =. Y. $50 art lis> Fulton 81. Brook
lyn. whitehall Liberty Baggage checked
from h.t,l residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

2i (1TfIluIT nI es1roFses Strrc0
Olpunl II, u FERRIES
Time West d street other h.re, 'orianit VI e,orosses
st-eet, except sunday sunday Only. Oher Usins
daily sunday leaves sunday leaves b sunday
leaves 6.l5
III eSO~ 80 For BUFFALO. 'lArAfA fAlLs ene
West anl principal local points iaror And Dining Cars Con-
- -. 800 Soon. BLACK DIAMOND tx
PRESS" suis0mest train 90 tte word Limited O. seating
caSerfy Due Buffalo cunnr' tnS WIKI through sleepers
10 Detroit AID hicagO Dining car service carte ..,
si1.l5 l.OOP Mk For NlLhE1 bAhkE, SfRANtOSv
I'D lOsP Coal iraa.n,s aid in,sHsfA'e pom"
ssl.55 81 l1.alflr NAit ii tNlNk.
+.5.iO Jl0P " Local for MATCH CHlNK.
- +.6.i o. n. SOp. 81 Local EAgre-s for EA>lnN.
LII NBOS For Buffalo AID points West through
Sleeping Cars % Chicago and Ior,t o. , ropo~ro
'7.5J ~.00P.N Express for Fi FFALo and loisoSlo
None bur Sleeping Ar pA.r'lse r- carried
1929 fO.3OP.M FOTlTIiAtA, ROC HESTER BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars ~ ilfify
80 PLANFiEID aud 30 ID BROOK locals. daily e1eept
Sunday. 30 o. 1857 - - 49, - - -, - and ~ P n
Pullman accomuoiAiions q 49, - - 80 ~ ara
1854 Broadway, Union square West 25 Columbus Ave-
ST. Fulton st Court s. g t"y and AnneA station rookyn
will call f0r and check baggage from hotel or
residence through fo DESTINATIONS
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RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVA ANA



STATIONS loot OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND bESBKossES AND coRlLANDI slNs'Ni'
~ The leaving time from Desbros'es anu
N"rti"ndt streets IL live minutes i"t"F '"~
thnt given below for Twenty-third street
St"uop' eAcept where otherwise noted
c@r. Nv ~! i".isi q, ~" ~, F.ttsbafs 70
500 i. II. FAST LISE-r..,.Sa.s and Cleveland.
Do ". PENNsYLvANiA LiMifED Fuaan Conn nm
Cars Fo cfi H. t esy,,, S' i, Cincinnati
I,5 y. VI c@ H,c,1;., 81 Lui1; LOUIS EXPRESS
81 r1I.7'"'~ via rincinnssD, indan"io"'' O""S''
' 90. r, ". WESTERN ExrREss.-For Chicago. F0'
755 p. Vi. sor I@TrWHasyys FxpRrss.-ror Pitts
pu Ts CeY.and. Nashville teia cnoinnatD bus''''
100 p VI: PACIFIC EXPRESS For pl,,sburg ana ana
p"ufn co.. ror knotvie cai'y. va s e',',sor any
sS2 r. " 1De-hrosse. and cortland. street. - p e. r1
New York t.. kioons ra., ribe-y Pr,shurs. and
point" wAsmn r,ly ,,,'0' Az, ,,,'' Tun SOUTH ,
's5 50; s95 oio ,nesbro--es street so 10 co-tiardt
rs 20 lDe-rossrs stree, TO- cor,lari street -,
20 ~ 20 ngresso rni Llr %. AZ P,r',f a. Din,ns
y y - nigh. Sgrdav % . - 80 inning car A. m
Dining ,cars % G5SiSs caS ~ p.nns caD SIS
sovTHERY nAILwAY.-r,pre-- 2as 80 p. 1910
NORFOLK And WESTERN nutwAY-For Memphis
ATLANTIc COAST GINr, -nss s'. % a. m and SIS
rr6IInFs or5 Yrs QUO n.w>y 4 spy
Week dovs ori ~ m nt >''' "'
ATLANTlc CITY-2lo p ~ wreg -aot- Goeshross.s
Street N m C0rtitnlf street . - mo-. through
N',iinnel Train BUFFET par0r cars Hss'enger Coach
AL Comb .nef Coach.
,.APD MAYBE m week .fays
fo points IN Nrw York AMI Long nra0r Railroad .r'orn
west Twerfv-thrd rect station SO n, m. u w.
p an $40 p m Sunllvs @ % g. M t5' n.
iron Dfshrosses ereen Q 90 - 80 20 ari 10
n sundays 90 o.. r. NJ Nrom Corlandt
SttseD. 300 ~. - -. Is. ana 2 - D. ~ sundays
e45 a. m. 2 =
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
III b)esnr'sses aud Corflani Stfrrts I'D 10 10.
20 : ~ 925 @5j Ienna Limited 10 io C'esor9ssssss
street 1910 c'f'lanit Street f1l. Dining carr loo %
Dining Car. II - m. i25i - ls.fos.es stree.
30 clI.anit street , 80 % -. - - l'n.ns
'aD. TO Dining can 553 dining Carr 80. 80 :.
m. u 10 nieht SUNDAYS go p SO ~. p -
l.mitedl Hbj IN - Dining carr a. u. II ~ 90
dining C,r ? -. 3.5 - inrins csn b n.nins
can. 3S dining Carr 10 - - 10 risht
Ticket orce.' Nos ci a fre 1884 ~ ani 2oi Roae-
way, Actor House. West Twenty fnir street stan n.
and stations foot o, Deshros-er ant ctanat streets
Count street $50 Fulton street f> Er'T'NNr M
Pennsylvania Annex station DrGAlyn. S'Hf 20 Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company viii all 'or
and check baggage from hotels ana residences through
d.st
Telephone oI Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
j. b HT-TcTrINsOv J r WOOD
General Manager General pa-sr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
STEAMBOATS,.

BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE STA y Fport and fail River
Leave Pier 10. y r.. f'ot ot Warren st. weekdays only.
Il, 500 T. steamers Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra
ta0h
svoNlNGTON LINE. via Sfonlngton-L@aye Pier 80.
.- a spring -. weekdays only. ar 600 L. VI
steamer. Maine and New Hampshire.
NDrl.ItH IINE va sew I>Iuion Leave Pier 36.
y r. fI.t % Spriig ST.. weekdays only az $50 +. NJ
-.-------- --L. 4 -nau anl ~. q s. --r-o---r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

! beans AND PEAS little demand TO-
pen the latter show some nrmness RED kidney was DUH
no. plenty ana well sustained Green peas draggng We
medium. choice 81 40 DO yea state and Michigan bis
s - 80. DO pea Michigan bags 81 7Casi 72s DO red
a. white kidney 1889 choice 81 oaS2 So DO yellow eye,
s. sf e e. q n1 s gg o s s. 'Sss a s'eg a 1888
B-TTER-rhere was a qule, trade to-day in most
classes # stock hut fresh arrivals were light. and
maintains firm position especially high priced goods
ereir was e disposition 20 ask NOR none on iany
meHts in transit for week The nrmness extends al
being worked out Of nrst hands storage creamery r
fr fines, qualities becoming difficult 70 buy exua
Junes below &c. State dairy In light receipt and well
Western 1aCkugs We quote. Creamery Western extras,
3isc' d. state es,ras 10 10 nrsi 22a2sc 90 isris
d. nsis 2lq-2 de- ne'a miro 90 ssroT's'
sS ea55 ns s, n'H4 'o , pSs lSL1ieisc. 10
,hl se d. hrns finest &c DO seconds to nrs,s
90 hrsts 1872 gl7isc. 30 seconds l3'aaiGc Western
i5gl6 So rre-h finest iisc 90 nrsts i5i.a
cHEEsE The general market presents dull appear
hut with colder weather holders Of strictly fancy
steady forcing sales though on any urgency 10
IKE late ,naa large ful cream cheese arriving On the
platforms only alaie speculative home trade deal
or white though occasional sales u large cored have
s e' i2di2. skins continue si~ and with cansierabe
accumulation ~ stock holders show Increasing ANXIETY -
sell. ani feeling n weaker a. 'a'iaInus"s go
large and sm" sizss a AZ ne e,g s fsne ;
r-ear, snail stntrmhsr fancy i2is ai2Ac. October
finest l2al2i.c. 10 good 70 choice haal -, 90 con
Ni2'sc do octoher ooored ohoiee III 90 SS
d. good prime illl'c a. common 70 faif ivalo,'c
isnt skins small cha'T oissc % do ARE prne 81
o.. 90 fair To- good 7'sgs~c' DO common oao'' iu'
grades q fresh slightly nTme. a'ogmsig
tious Z under grades gradually reducing but still urgently
Refrg lfit
pressed and weak fancy early packed held WIN
ss ' Tea desn as F 90 aveIsse 6si sos2i
ar-, loss a. 2Ds jzeo 90 eas 81 Sasi So 20 dirty
g. soas4 81 10 heck-d s9asa 90 refrigerator hrs's 1919
TniTs FREs sh srade, q sppes are ARE. IN ss nj
prices for eefsT a0" Paors a ar, mt lt
plenty. choice Zee house stock firm prime nesn hseeis
would sen air' %e s, ua ana steady chce fresh
srap's are ,'i'e ,o axe anJ MOVING so~y at veaf
material change IN prices Florida oranges quiet W.
&C. 81 251s2 co. T. snow 81 sass %. do Jonathan
- - 90 o. e. s.6sg 60 10 Inferior 7acasi
reafs ece yer lushei box slaS2 80 do 3eurre Clair
sae saqs DO neurre pos g 'g@ 80 do La"1eD, e
DO ,n head nn S'.4< 80 ounces yc H Bdsw,r s
a9 ,"ia 7,a ia'> d"E fanry rsr basket, eaio': TO-
iain 5a,c 10 per- large basket I2ai4c. vine .grarc+
white s2oa $50 20 Ca'a"hs ssoas2' 10 linton pT r.
pia.k aaey $50 Do .prnc - 29 DO fair TO- seol
se5 prime per cra,e 81 25psl 7o 10 POOR 'er 5'.a
russell Fi.f'da per box Se5ooSa. grape fruit Florida
rRl.iTs~ nRlrn-The market FIR e,ap'ra'el eeppies
s elbows weakness result ~ fr m the ascn.c ~ .in
,t ,''' ..i ,,,, sear- and nrl.es arm Nat
Ir oh b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

e...t rt,itain France Continent
->1sv l438i II. 49,
% lslt
49, ier fi. week ... 1860 49, 20 20
~, - LII .---..,.. .yD,.1l0 zlu.o0l 49,

'..' ;lr o., season. J5,J16 2j"'"o' "79''-'
,,Aaa.. receipts for morrow at New orleans "siy
~ bales u 5000 baics against "o'i last week ana
,,f .tt year, ST Houston. lZ.JvV y 4o"0N "o'-'''
--.-- 2-.Ost year. .
. fsft-' t'ftr ~ IalEtton o Duke sia,eu N t't.
s'e "a ale sinali enough - '.-'.--
D., snsl ~ the short uess or TIE crop W..
Pee repeated assertions mat tne GCl'on ~ .'- .
~ ', fil- ftef. proof anl. Ike lie ''i ,
-. crop. have been refutel by over ''..e
,.-a' f.e s,ltrafy. as the result or 'iI',l ono ~,
f-tr movement OF me crop VIC ~,
iI - Dee taf9ral. and regard - as an alli.N' ~
'A a.. 'it Size ~ The crop American consumes '''
~ '.f large buyers fhgs far MS season f-ni.f'
't behind hand lr her fak.uSs, tcins lii' ''i,'
'ie or1o reports p Mr NeI. bat It is only ques
. ~ tfa- 7.aa fl. VIII have 10 meet me iss4 ,e1
e. e i0e f14t fHost crop and good tfa-7 @ls't,.
M $50 ~ sl.ts ln tAe situation. we beAeNe ''o
49,. .h't fl b" ss than tAe present Ioi 1lo,i 30,
W. i1 4i- nArke, is light With the pioOaoi''5 '"0'
." WIZ i-ftnDr ..min.sn."
10y s.a- DAYS. says Price Mccormick q 90 $ CIR
4ft receipts have been running upon an aF'l,t'
~ g. '-an trlf ~ last years figures an' ~ Wv
D.. ir.sf'.f claims from resp nsihir people n-.
tf.' 'taf fnrr- ts abnormal afcuiNl ..ii ~
,, 'a' "'-i. appear fo indicate aim ~
=. r r-'farn fs season VIII be- racirnl. .ss IA "A
. estimate our private cables safe ti1' ,is
"a ~ an-f "a old in the Liverpool Arrival MARI
ne improvement 90 1924 ia the price ~ sll ,tts
e was DUE to fhe influence ~ the conihNei i.s'.s
movement ana fhe freezlug weather az me S'lu-
rs ~ fte ports and Interior points ." Hay corn
b. a.. fI g. lIny |Iaf aI.f44 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
NAVAL STORES.

There slightly easier feeling IN the market for
spirits turTentine with sales the basis q 3lu
5li7c for regulars and machines Rosin also qui"
with prices NJ last named. and the Do said OF
tar and pitch Quotations follow.
TAI-feguiars. -. DO oil bhls. 81.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- 5l05li4e.
KosIN-Common y good strained 81 259si 80; r.
81 10. VI. - 2oQS2 %. y s2a5. " o. SO 90 W w. 81
ITO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
STOCK ON HAND

Savannah Noy. 3-spirts turpentne firm at 4i4c'
Receipts. 1913 bus sales 1857 ths exports 1880 ooS'
firm receipts 234 hhs sales 3. 5l bhs exports.
GO bhis. quoted 4. b - and F. 81 r $i%Z4ss,l ~
81 ~ " c. 81 70. " W. 80 -.
Charleston Nov 3-Turpentine steady, unchanged.
Rosln steady. unchanged. -o
wilmington. Soy. spirits turrentne quiet 4,lse
4Sc. receipts. R1sn firm unchanged, receipts
hhis. Tar steady - 30. receipts - liis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
NaVe7TTF y ~ 40 " Nv = ~ w. -T-. J.. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGIDN.
From Liberty 81. -
Week days $50 80 ZOO 81 30 Dining carl A. 90 40
600 Dining carr !. ". u - mtt sundays, - 80
1000 Nl3O, DINING caro- A. NJ, 30 g. ~ ko,al biis
LimlteT) 800 600 Dining caro- i. NJ. ~. 10 m1t "A.
dtonal trains f.r phale plia week days. 80. PIG
A NJ, 3.3O f3V 30. 900 T. ~ sundays, O'n
A NJ. 400 900 T. -
Tickets AMI parior ear seats n, foot u Liberty ST.,
Whtehan ST. il8 liz 2si 49, "a. 2si, 1855 broad
way 72I Oih Az . Union - West. la3 East i25tn St.
273 i.Jth Pas Columbus tf. New YORK courr
St 3i4 $50 Fulton - Bso.sn - tNaf, Ni.iiams-
burg The York Transfer Co. VIII call oF aud cheek
baggage nom hotels or residences = destination.
sFrom Liberty only
from south Ferry az 5.i p "
hFrom south Ferry 6-l0 r. NJ
kFrom South Ferry 20 =. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
+ ) MILITARY GOVEKNMEsr OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF BOARD Of PUBLIC WORKS SAN
~ ~ PORTO RICO OCT r. 1900
S,EALFD PROPOSALS for the building or re-

- construction 4 about eighteen uS) miles q Road in
the island n Porto Rico viii be received AT this Office
,..n tn December % 1853 and then publicly opened
Each pr posal must be made n a prescribed form aad
t ,rtu.l fy deposit ~ $1,000 IN currency II the
f,r,.i States. = certified check 4 National Bank.
VII will Pc Immediately returned 10 the Il IN
mi hlllar- The Board the right 10 reject
anv and AID bids II is estimated that the cost 4 the
,is , roach Two Hundred Thousand 900 900 Dollars
Far Irf'r qf.n apply 90 this office. ". Y. JCpSoN.
cafain q, rps y Engineers L. ). A. President Board
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rs IN The local market today

Foreign coffee markets Santos-Coree market closed;
iglt.r Hamburg Coffee market opened UNCHANGED
d, 2s, net unchanged 20 pfs higher sales own
~ss Ha,r--l'oN-- market opened firm. franc higher
= = franc lower - q. franc higher. AZ ESQ p M
. F-.r weI closed net unchanged 20 z frame lower
10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes-st cotton
hsfNenlns: sales 10000 bales Speculation ana export
'rp, American. 0WN, receipts 1000. American 900.
middling upland l32d Futures opened steady. bvers
al last nights prices. Closed very steady 81, g. g
POINTS net higher December January 359ss: January
february, %as1b; February March, 5Ss March April
SsSs, April May 30I 'Yh. May-June 357 i5h June july
SoI'7s. Juy-Augus 357s: August September 3s5iss
November. 36li3s. November December Coiaa Man
chester Yarns move slowly Cloths dull
Nov pr,,er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four ira Ks fl-e .tfD-l neumatle' signals
Stations n New York foot 4 t.b-ity -.
AMI south Ferry, whitehall ~ =.
Leaving time from south Ferry t0,t Nniendl ~ N
i've minutes earlier tAn that given below FOR Liberty
ST.. except when noted
on ami after OCT. 10 1899.
Trains leave FOOT - Liberty 81
F9r Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch Chunk &c.
- 90. 7.l5 $40 \ NJ. li2oO NJ East0n) 80 t:40
% As. : 80 - Easton) + " sundays '4.3o. 900 to
Easi0nl a. NJ. 100. $50. 500 +. ".
For y, Wiisesnare ptston ani STANTON 400 $40 A.
For Reading ami Hair sburg AZ 400 '4:so 100. 60
t..0.p II 20 70 Reading9 A n. 20 80 80 20 80
~ 30 70 keaiing) NJ, 1907 l3O $50 900, % 90 to
Reading) +. Nj. II IS night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For stations the New York and eng Branch r. Re-
,4:3o C'55a to Rcd Bank onlyl $50 II 30 4 n. u:t5 20
1.i6is 10 Rel Bank - Snly1 4 s. 400 = ~ ~
For Lakewood Toms River. ana Barnegat - 30, $50
A. NJ. 4:4O j 'io:lJ A. NJ.
VIA NATAWA>.
For stations between Atlantic fsnl fnfs and East Ions
Branch '.3o 6 30 ani i 90 Atlantis tishlanfs sanlyJ
lands only) T. " sundays 900 " 400 2 VI.
VIA BRANCHrORT.
stations between East Long Branch and Hiehlanfs
OF Navesink $40 $50 1870 l. ". 4.4O t62 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Receipts y breadstuns az interior points IN thousands
last three cQhers omitted. Flour btls. grain hlsh
ms
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-16
BLACK PLAGUE IN CHINA
SAN MING NOW NAMED THE CITY
OF DEATH.
Revolution in Chou Chow-Another Re-
port of Emperor's Death-French Ac-
tivity in the South,

VANCOUVER, (B. c., June THE
Canadian liner Empress of Japan
brings the following advices:
Frightfu stories of the plague come
from San Ming, while Canton and Fat
shan are reported bad" A Hongkong
paper says: THE city of San Ming
might correctly be named The City of
Death The plague is raging with spe
cial virulence, and carrying off it's VIC
tins in large numbers. Shops and
dwelling houses are closed and their
inhabitants have fled into the country,
carrying the infection with them. Bust
ness is paralyzed. The streets are reek-
ing in filth and all drains are choked
with rubbish. Native superstition has
provided some queer means to stop the
plague. In one street there were OBJ
served no less than three mat sheds
erected, in which were seated many
idols which are implored to exert their
powers to stem and turn back the tide
of death. over every door are hung
branches of cactus and other thorny
shrubs, also pieces of fine netting, and
a bag of small cookie shells. 1t is be-
lieved that the malignant devils cannot
well avoid all these obstacles and enter
the house
Officers port that disturbing ele-
ments of I bellion, always present in
China i'm some district, have made
themselves apparent in the procedures
of Wei Chow and Chou Chow. The local
authorities of these districts have tele-
graphed the Canton VicerOy for aid. 1t
is probable that a band of $4,000 men,
now devastating the territory, have the
assistance of the rowdies who melted
the natives of the new British territory
at Kowloo1 to rebel
The ru 4 has been revived in Pc
king that tie emperor of China is dead.
There have been so many false rumors
that no credence can be placed in this
latest edition.
The reported decision of the French
to test British claims to the upper
Yangtse has drawn attention to French
activity in Yunnan. There French
commissions constantly come and go.
During the last month a party of rail-
way surveyors left for Szechuan via
Uifu. Another party on the same err
rand has reached Kuiyangfu, while u
third party has reached the same city
for the purpose of investigating the
mines of the province of Kueichou.
QUICKSILVER and vermilion mines espe-
cially are engaging the attention of a
French syndicate. From native reports
the province is rich in minerals.
Much continues to be said by the far
eastern press regarding Russias war;
! like preparations. A further large con-
/ signment of munitions of war, stores
! and rails and about 1000 paid volun-
teers, especially picked from among the
time expired men, have just arrived at
= Port Arthur. 1t is intended that these
men shall guard the Manchurian Sec
! ton of the Siberian railroad. The entire
Russian garrison in the far east now
numbers nearly 10000 men.
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