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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Trans leave Now l0Th, loot = 'NamTFTss We
AZ follows and i've earlier from West 2Ji g..
0,Oo A. N-Vestlbliel Express daily for Binghaintonf
wayerly Elmira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive buna"
40 =, N--Ve,tiiulrd iimfed-Fast mail daily SOFA
RAJ S,r Chicago arrives Cle Gland 10 A. ". chicago.
4 p 81 sieepers Chicago Cleveland ana Cineinhau.
Dining Car. ,-..,.. ,..,,ft,,f.i r,rre.s
Arrtves AZ Iunao : c. A. NJ. Bralf "a - ~.
fen,es,own 700 A NJ. Nounestc"n ~ - a d. 80
s - a. - n slee,ers Buffalo and Cleveland cAfs
Library Car. - u.-~.,.,.,, vsayerfv
O,I5 T.. N.-Daly SOLID train for Hgi e az, IA
Timlra and Chicago s4t'pfi' ~ '-'' "
cincinnati Dining Car .... -,.-.,.,... a..
,,,,,.,st.1.s local TIME CARDS AND IlMAN A.
u" roM,fo)A rfONs At H. ii3 2ol 4oi ard PSI ba.ad-
- ~ powery 1856 l25th e.. and 20 Wet l@otn-
way nd ", n 23I ferries. New York a3
"a sao Falton-st 9s broadway. brookyn ~ River =.
ana Jersey city station New YORK transfer
~. ~sis Sol and baggage from hotels and resi-
dence
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoIk. October 25 1893
AND PEAS-The market stin dull
re "a no indication 81 export interest and ohher
,ysl The larger receipts causing
,rGso 10 sell and values are unfeited and weak Our
slightly reduced quotation cover current business win
LIre uor hush 81 1889 % do medium. choice 81 80
~ ,s state end Michigan. bbs 81 %. DO bags 81 710
81 y - Do kidney. 1880 choice. s. 4ous2 % DO lsn
cbJoc 81 2O0s2 -, do White kinney is"s .ho'," - 30
~ ,,1n choice 81 10; 10 lima. California 81 1DGS3 30
49,. 's 1908 hs1s 81 30 Do Scotch 1888. bag. 81 80
tfiTrl,R better tone developed yesterday on fine
,resh liable grades wa more pronouncof - day and
rnei, had quite reasonable sale al 20 There
go little more interest IN roinc - the other grade.
80 9th fire first commanding 423'1n-ac There f siil
s{,rr.s however u butter from 2op2ac. The Aii-st
o., creamery Is selling better with ln
OF we ,ran.aciions reported 22izc 40 change
STATE dairy imitation creamery or factory We quoiei
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NAVAL STORES.

for spirits turpentne about unchanged With
tone about steady Rosn steady and demand fair.
Tar and pitch ruled firm unchanged prices Quota
tons follow,
TAR egulars 50. 10 on. hhs 81
SPIRITS TIRPENTTNE- - 1S2c
ROSN-Comnon 20 good STRAPPED 81 25fsi 30: Z. 81 ~
r 81 20. O 81 551si 60. H. 81 60 81 70. X 81 SO; NJ
81 2DIS2 %. y 50 %; W c. So So W ". 81.
STOCK oN HAND.
Spirits turTertne l2l DOS
Tar i''N'' "p'7
London. oct J.-TNrpentine-sprts 36s l0hd
Charleston oct. % -Tupentine market quiet at 4sc
Resin quiet and unchanged.
Savannah oct. 2J.-Sprts turpen,iue firm at 4Silc;
receipts 200 tbls sales 2t2 exports. 3O6 R0sn firm
unchanged receipts 322 hbls sales. 1886. exports
955.
wilmington Oct 25-Spiri;s turpentlne steady al 47a.9
4s4c. receipts. Ill casks Rosn firm a, g5c9si: &c
cepts 2iT hbs Crude turpentne firm az 81 5od$2 so
receipts. IA bbs Tar Arm at 81 80. receipts 1T bills
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool oct Is. ?. m.-Cotton-Spot- Fair demand:
prices unchanged American mdding. 3l-@2l. The sales
the day 10 900 bales ~ which 800 bales r
speculation and export; and included 900 bales Aner-
can receipts 1900 bales. including 12AN bales Amen
can. Futures opened steady and closed easy American
middllng. m October. 5G-64d buyers October and
November. - ga buyers November and Deem
ter 3 - so buyers. December and January, 81 %
az Js-Gid sellers. January ard February. 52QO4
az 54-Gid sellers. February and March, 2 80 B4d
sellers March and April - Gid sellers April and NAV
- 8fi sellers May June ~ 3ii sellers June and
July ~ cd sellers July August ~ 64d sellers.
August AMI September. 3 ~ GfQ3 Il f4i sellers
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY IA. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. south Ferry fNhitehau rermnaD srf
Liberty Time shovr from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street , N nutcs later.
'Daily. Except sunday. tSlndAyA
CHICAGO 'i30 a. m Liberty street only 'l25 ..
III 10 night.
PITTsBCRG. '4so a. r.. liberty street only). SIS
o. H. ~ 10 night.
GIN -INNATI. ST. LOUIS 'o55 a. m. 800 D. u
sl2 10 night. - -
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGToN BALTIMORE -" '9m Diner,.
I'll 25 a. m DINER fi255 m. Nine1. - % Niner).
'2 IS CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Dnel.
AS Diner. '55j p m. lDineD and 'l2lO night
NORFOLK. tl25- T.
All trains illuminated with rlntsch Light.
l13. l72 26 i3t. 1885 Broadway - Union So
W I27 Bowcry \ $50 and iiss Fulton st. Brook.
yn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ~ Baggage checked
from hotel ree denco 20 Destination
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WEST STORE .R.R,

Trains leave Franklin 81 station. y. y. follows
and Is M later from foot II W. ~ 81:
H. fIf.15 4 " ~. i2i 81 II 30 A ND. caiski. sara
toga and Mohawk Express.
.io:i5 r NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
chicago ana 50 Louis Dining rlr.
&. 1915 NJ Hudson River fxpre-e
f5:f5 j. ". Albany ans nflril iArfess
.5:G5 T. NJ (W. iel ST. 0l5 T. NJ. Chicago and ST.
Louis Limited
400 y. VI Bunal, AMI Niagara Fsl's Express
.O.i5 p. VI Detroit and Chicago Exrf.sa
Il c-Ieaves Brooklyn Annex L. 80 - A. NJ G. 20
r jersey city J.. r 4. station, y. 81 20 A ~
g +3 81 j. n .raiiy. fENrept sunday
Timetables principal hotels and Offices Bagrgs
cheaEei rom hotel Or residence by Wsscatrs Express
2 IANnrRT General Passenger Agent y
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VfslnK- = 80 % II 80 = ", ~ TN'-0 = II
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


ntaons d Nes I'd C0Ifud and Deshrosses Strrcu
lpennt Z Il Ferries
sd U5her torand or Desorosses
Daily sunday. sunday only other trains
daily. sunday lesyes y Sunday leaves b sunday
f.655 ?. 90 A. ". Local for FAsTON
.,i5 es.OS A.. " For RrFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points Paor and Dining Cars Con
t.Ii55, 400 Noon BLACK DIAMOND rx-
PRESS" land,Cmcsi train IN the world Limited 70 seating
caray Due FnGlO connecting Win through SeeQers
10 Detroit and Chicago Dining ser,ic, carte.
.lp.55 DOR. Mt For WILKES BAkRE SCRANTON,
t'355 l.0er Coal Branch : and Intern cdiate poiHt
..t.55. 5. Is II. Local for MAICH CHUNK.
t.j.fO 5.2OP. NJ. Local for MATCH CHrNR.
t-6.iO, II. SOP. ~. Local Express for FASIoS.
Nn.O>P.M. For Bu0sio nul points West Through
flccnlng Ia chicago and Toronto
'J.5J. 500 Express for RTFFALO and TORONTO.
None hlf Sleeping AT passtngtrs carried.
'lD.2J, 10. 3OP.N IurIIHA(A, ROCHESTER,, BCFFALO
and West SiloriNg Cars ff q aHgn.
50 PLAlNFItlD and BOZ NJ brook. locals daily exeeps
Suni7y 30 - 81 '22,. e. = ., - ana 80 p NJ
Tickets and Pmsn accommofsousa AZ 49, 2' 2' 49, 9is snd
MON West 2sS Columbus ave. y
SCI Fulton Court - = Bdwy and Anuet station brooklyn
V Y rAnsc Co will cali FOR and check baggage from hotel of
residence through 90 destination
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Railroa0s.
new YORK CENTRAL.


..
HARLEM DINIsICv.
OH A NJ and 33 Z VI. Daily. except Sunday
Pittsheld sundays only az o 20 A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch I.ght
Ticket Offices at lls, 2oi +i3 and 1916 Broadway %
Unl.n So w 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l25ih s..
la5th St and l3sth - stations New York 32s 723
Fulton 81. and los Broadway. T.. D., Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cortandt' Tor New York Central CAB
Service baggage checked from hosi or residence BY
WcstCnu Express Company.
GEORGE IL DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

AND DEsBRossES AID coRrikNDT STREETS
"a The leaving time from DerbroS-es an"
corti"ndt Streets IL i've minute. later 'AAn
mat given below for TweBty-thtrd street.
s""on, except where otherwise noted.
Cars S." Ast nAilm.ed 10 t~o bSnes arp 20
s5n =, ~ coaches 70 l'ttsbeis. 49,.
o.so A: VI PESNsYLyAXIA LiMiSfED- Pullman COM
Cars F Ss Ssr pnns smens and in
1.55 i. u. ch icasso; >, i"a., rorrs rxPRrss-
s. rI,urlS'""e VIA CincnnatD. indianapolis Shiees''
o' 2Si.5 r W. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7.oo y. ~. soUTHwfsrrRx rxpREss-For Pitt.-
Nashville via C.EcinnatD A>'u'S''"e'
'- 80 p, NJ FAcIFTc ExpREss For Pnsburg and
pon,e for Knoxville. daily. via shenandoah valley
M.ft " M p1s-o.c, and coriiand s,rees - ~
Nw York d ATOMS ras, s.l r''i r,snrr and
PUN" west daily KEEP, SUNDAY No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
sira.i 2' q 1910 desorosses 10 c0r,lsndt
Us 2 70 esbrossss stree, 10 cortland, 49,
{, r;T 70 ~; 81 gs.s cs9 t@ ,pisps ca6
Z ": ss5 s 5 2, q . n7F r r, mi
Di1InS c g i25 Diaas Cars. ~ ;ains csr SIS
SOUTHERN TT sF RAILwAY-Esprc.s 2ss 425 p. m. 1910
N0 orr g.S AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-For Memphis
ATLANic COAST LISs- 3 5,. % a. m. and SIS
ffGahRs 99 }5fS T 2 ~ sl' M
NFth GAYS ana 1.I5 %
ATLANTIC CITY 10 m v-eek- says Ueshros.es
street 10 m. Cortland Street as p M Through
and Combined Coach.
SNFD NAf.-i2 - m week DAYS
ry points On Vow York and Iore Branch Railroad from
seErt lWentN-third rect station. s35 a. m. ie.~
r., - md 30 m sunilys. . p 3. m. t@ n
Nrlm lesbrosses Strce) % a. - 40 90 and s 10
= n. SUNDAYS. o45 m. . Is ?. m. Cro'n Corilardt
S'feet) BOO m. - IS. 33s. and SIS ?. Sundays
efo a m. 5.i5 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go tDcsbrosses and Cor,landt stree,s s2N. rs U.s.
30 500 % q * Penna Limited 1910 Oeshrosses
street 10 Cortlanit street 100 DINING Can. 10 55
o,n,2g 1afl II - a. ~ l235 10 Qle.brosses street
~ toranit street ? -. 253 2 % .. y Dining
an, % uining Car SIS Dining Carr. 155, s3i p
n , h-lO nlsat. Sundays 60. s23. $50. g:, es5
uimiteD. aS5 1913 Dining carr n m. i2a5 i55
C D,pns g g,T 20 80 Is Dining carr 81 Dining
Ticket ofnces Nos 46i ga os 1854 ~ 2si broad
way. Actor Ho-re West Twenty third street S;stion
and stations foot 2 peshrossec cor'lanit
Court street. SEQ Fulton street. os Rfoaivay ard
Iennsylyana Annex Station RrocN,n. Sta'lon Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company viii call for
and check taggage from hotels and residences through
% destination
Telephone ei Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
j. Il HUTCHINSON. J r WOOD.
General Manager General Parsr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

Foreign coffee markets.-Santos coffee market finn;
eooi Santos. $500 receipts -5ooo bass stoe
S2orO bags IaWhuTg-COfee market opened unchanged,
?. M IA = pfg lower: sales 1900 bags faNre
Coffee market opened steady and unchanged. az II M!
unchanged. at p m steady y franc lower. closed =
f-aac net decline. total sa,es. 27Oo0 bags.
January -
So - August 'ft ~
March ............ O., - september -
300 October "a -
May .............. 80 - November 30 90
June ...........-.....365 30 December 30 -
R!o-Coaee market weak. 10 Rio. $500, exchange,
, 7-S2d receipts 5000 bags cleared fr the United
States 1900 bags cleared f0r Europe COCO bags. stock
9sS 900 bags
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo oct. 25-sprins wheat nrmsr; No. northern.
Old spot. 76lzc spot new 75c; No Northern spot 10
winter wheat nominal No ? red 74c. track. ~.
extra red T2lc. No. l white 72c. in store corn inl
ssehci No yel.ew new. S7'so No corn sSsaS9s.:
strong: No white. 2oAd2oisc No. white. 2s'42ee:
No white. 2si.c, No. mixed, 27nc ". mixed
20sc. Rye-So ! track quoted az 64c; no at &C.
Canal freights-Nhcat and faxs@ed 4izc corn 5'sc hd
ana only few loads 70 barley. 3lsc -Four steady
lows.
Wheat. No ?: Opening. Hishs.t. Lowest clo,inns.
December 800. 7oi4G7oas 7oa e9HaIo 7oiaIo,s
May ............74 Q74is 74H374b 1874 "a.
NJ ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received thei. Uptown once No 1912 Broadway.
"a door north of 8st-st until O'Clock advertise
nents received the following branch Offices regular
office until o'clock p. m. VIZ; 20 otf-ave.. e.
cor 23d ST.; 9Th 18Th st MacSs. 6th-aye
and l4th-st: l42 Columbus ave. West 06thst 100
West 42d 81, 9th ave. % East iith-st 25T West
4oi St 7th sth $50 East ITth ST 1893
"a ave between 7eth and nth 026 "a ave.
6ist-st, LOS s9th ST. $50 3day
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The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol

COTTON-The IDEAS Of local traders at sixes and
concerning probable Of the market be
fore the opening this morning Events ~ the cay rather
indicated mat both ami bears very undecided
which way % proceed The market IN consequence
almost feles with the greatest swing - prices not
than points. Whereas holders bad small receipts
bulash crop strong spot markets and good trade
conditions generally In cotton products o. fa BACK on.
bears supported Ia their views by weak cables.
ports that Nell rad again out with an 1000 600
hale crop estimate statements the effect that
Loriels We're Withdrawing from Southern spot markets
The Investment public much AZ and IN
tmal way sold The January ana March positions On the
tTsi eaI prices were unchanged % points higher these
fgrres proved 20 be about top f1r tho day. Top
discuss N was general and though dispatches were
received stating that present. weather conditions IN the
Western belt favored esfensve Top growth the majority
o. reports from that sec-n pointed 0 an Indifferent Weld
o. his description southern spot markets held generally
Urn hrsk demand splrners. Exporters
were content % execute fw fresglng orders but took
no large amounts Total shipments abroad fr the day
were very hesyy reaching nearly the receif 81
al The ports A. TIE the local market steady
with prices 3Gs points lower.
" as follows:
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CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY

r,n. Aa.hre'lt .,r coal l., used exclusively
stations IN New York foot = Liberty 81.
and South Ferry, Whitehall 81.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehall SD 10
On and after Oct 10. 1890
Trains leave FOOT OF Liberty 81
100 7is $40 st. 600 NJ =; Ea. sS 100 40
Easton.l A. NJ. 100 IS 80 800 r. VI
For Wsessarre Pittston and scranton. 400 oio A.
Fer Rea Ing and Harrisburg az 400 $3.50 30 pio.
GOO IL 80 % Reading) \. N. 30 $40 40, 300,
gl 30 = kead,nsl NJ 100. 80 $50. 6:oo 600 TO
'''''"'' = d" ALL RaII. ROUTE.
- go - 81 to Red onI,l II 30 4 ~ ia
'lol5 to Rel laas only a. y. 400 p N. 60,
A. NJ l'''. $40 VIZ \ aaG.lr 1', ks A. NJ
Branh " g. IS 80 AMI Il 49, htan 1 n a Es' o Is
lands o"y' ", suT nn.s eGG n 400 p
For station. bst"ssn E,,, 2ns Branch and Highlands
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, x1 hAETiMoRE AND WASH
900 Dining csr) 100 800 Royal ~ LmisiJ 500.
1910 IN so Dnins r.r1 A. 81 3d. 300 Rosal Blue
Limi,eT.j 600 GOO, Dining Car) N, l2'i5 mat "a,
4. u. $50 100 80 1880 1900 p ~ sundays 300
whitehall S. rs ia ga AZ, eii l.2si, 1884 broad
way 737 Az. % Union So West 1873 East 25th ST.
So s44 $50 Futon s. RrooSiyn os aroaduay Williams
burg The New York Transfer CO. VIII cali fo and check
From Liberty ST only.
tErom south Ferry At 5'z5 P a.
kFrom South Ferry 40 - r VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

M r."snge special Ltefpool cahlos: Spot cotton
ntcft No. cong. sales. 10000 bales. speculation and
$40. ma, american 5000. receipt - 900. American
N ssxsrnt upland, 1851 Futures opened steady
p0Irt 49,, OF point nnd clorfd easy ue unchanged
s.tfgsrr ,n.tter Decembsf. January 8s34s. January
70. tryVs4b February March 352s March April
pa III" Sey. 5a2s May june. 352s, June-July,
sies.r X e9 utlst. a52s August September 3.30h4
sattf 80 October N0YcWber. 3s5b. November De
Hss ssist - Aanchestef-Yarns quiet but steady
""D AEAL-lheFe was very fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

. ~ c7i''n cI0fo1 0UIe WIN qntaTI0nf lHnt'I, N
U. basis q 75lGe for mddlng upland ana 9-iG- for
mHtlrr Grlf Total sales 873 bales. Southern tNot
Markets 'fHcav reported hy wire AS follows. New
Wssns quie' a. el3-iG,. Mobile quiet o. - 10 sa-
rrsnnah qllet l3 Joe. Charleston quiet ef lfci
Wilmington firm a. 7i.c Norfolk steady a. lice Bat-
nr nominal a, 7i4c. Apelsta quiet and steady. iGc
fl-l6c
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c ' \, e. receipts az Houston for tomorrow were 100
iss. w 100 tees. against 6gai last week and 10 -
snn "a g. Estimate receipts al New oreans 1000 -
j. 1s aga.rsf &lJ5 last week and Ni5p last year
.,s,s 't weekly co,'on summary hubbard Bros q -"
NJ. y 90 mistake he's been made In the current 'S
hs Tns.sa consumption their reserve supplies mus
ir,,,ss. exhausted ana the UuGe Is awaiting WIN
frsS,s- We annual circular az MT. Ellison % tHl"
"ehl O. his question When couol as ID me
fsss o. he consumption IN Great Britain is bf1utht
1l,s-, "s Correctness q the consumption on the ~
consf~,'o 'eomes involved In America We know the
ana ~. 'ois season Will BE- the largest ever known
Vres - Ws Quotations fOl yarns have followed The az
hon :. COTTON that the relative i10ht D. as jar Re
srsn , 81 me beginning q The season Undoubtedly me
.tei =. '.saases hy English spnner- have had tho el
ic,l ~ s and temporarily withdraw from the market
GOV, ,t-esl'n ~ consumption abroad becomes n+t.eI
h., - In me crop question there seems 20 be niue
-. anucsote decided change ia the views ~
ks.ss INA, hst j is moderate. II not short one From
ia ~ 81, ions reports have teen received mat ne
c,L Wa Oo,ion lands promises 20 be slightly aiss
u,,s - q. pit time thought possible. but as yer u
49, si1ee hat there has been any material chthse
la AS for she movement, u s less than the
tbs 4, heiestv higher values ever thought pos
ssrr-s. u-'s season n the year What IS constant
rersrs.s 20 every one 81 me apathy with which d ls
,t1 !, sNV-"l WfeTe ~ 20 now no attention has been
ee- n.''einen, which !u other years would have
he e,rr- as pointing % crop decidedly less than
Hs..sete current Europe"
.ttd ,,t =. me ports AM interior points day com
"a" the tdne day week and year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

Msss' No q oPe9,ss His9s;s L0Tss co;9s
2sy TGg S5G 7.xo9 ''He7s 70saI -
corn No. ?:
December ...ai%osIt 81. 81 sl'sg3l,,.
oats No. p
May May ........... 2i%d24s "a, "a. "a,
E Rs:f%s' '.'. =: S;ss SIS s$ S 5;: Sc $50
G a:;:s.s.' 70 s &C.. s rs" Sc: &C..
Short RIBS per 100 "
5 Rsssms'F .. :555' 81: tss2s ; ~.
Prns Tss9 Go'0 a. no Co- n g %ee9 stgo 5o No
:t-q23c y rye So NJ oarIsy sogt5,.c 80 o
clover, choice 81 5o mess pork Per h9l SSa$s % lard;
& Is dry Sled shouaers boSed sefss ii. s6Srt
clear sides boxed s. 4oaS5 50. whiskey disullers
on Inc Produce Exchange day The butter market
fresh, iGsQl7c. Cheese strong creams. i20i2.c
Cincinnati Oct 2owFegr easy Wb ss a 6 No
80 mixed. 25c. Rye easier, ~ ? 64c Lard steady.
sso7is Bulkmeals quiet 50 IS Bacon steady 50 ..
ys a:k a a' ise css.s arm 2 Sugar easy Butter quiet
Duluth oct 25.-wheat-No hard cash oac ~
7is.c: 20 northern s5c 80 spring e5isc
Milwaukee. Oct 25.whea' easter. No northern. 700
Barley steady: No 46iec; sample 4oia0f5'sc
Minneapolis Oct 25.-wheetln store. - ! Northern
October 6Sc: December. eric NAV, 70i2d7ossc. on
track: No hard roc; 10 Northern sSc No North.
ern 66i4c Fl0ur-F'rst patents 81 I5nS3 -. second
patents Sc 55aS3 65: first clears 81 5O1S2 80 BanIn
bulk. $40 50nSi0 -.
grade Octooer 7oH07isc. Corn UNCHANGED: No mixed
October 3aq39i4c oats steady, No white clipped,
siisa32c No do 3ors aSlc; 80 mixed 40. 3)a8osc.
Potatoes unchanged. Pennsylvania choice per bush 400
45c. New York and Western 10. 3sTIoc New York and
Western lair 70 good do. 3od35c Butter dull and un-
changed Western creamery 23'aN2ic' 10 prints.
2fc Eggs nrm good demand. fresh nearby 200, 10
Western eoc DO Southwestern lsaQ19c d. southern sc
refined unchanged cotton steafy Re
cepts: hbis. IL 900 sacks. wheat 5000 bush
corn - 00O hush. oats 1900 bush Shipments Wheat
Sc 0nO bush. corn. G0Oo bush. oats. 1900 bush.
81 Louis oct 25-CTose: Wheaf-No red cash. 69Nc:
December. 70 N70i4c Nav T5lsc, No hard SIC Corn
No cash 2ii.c. December 3Oi,c May. 3l'sc. Oats
~ cash. 23i.c, December. 23isc. May 25'.c; No 2
white aGT26iec
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-12-23

the best sort. In one severe engagement
while leading charge the first lieuten.
ant was shot down. Second Lieutenant
Lapp, by his intrepid action, leaped into
the breach and led his company forward.
He was shot five times in the legs during
that advance, and although the victory
was bloody, the rebels were routed.
The bullet wounds were in all parts of
his legs, and one member was partially
paralyzed. In Manila hospital he laid
two months, despairing of life At length
came transport to carry him to San
Francisco, where he arrived with
company. He was unable to continue on
the journey, and was left behind.
The news that the girl of his heart was
still patiently waiting for him seemed to
hasten his recovery. She is Miss Kate
Surridge, whose parents live near
Grangeville, and are we'll TODD people.
Miss Surridge formerly lived here, and
was educated at local institution of
learning. While Lapp was inclined to
talk of minor matters, he could not con-
ceal the fact that he expected there would
be wedding quite SOON
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-12-23
A Great CriStmaS Number.

The Christmas number of The Satur-
day Evening Post marks new departure
i'll periodical literature--the first success
full attempt to give for FIVE cents, stories,
articles and pictures by the same writers
and artists who make the high-cost
magazines.
For example, the opening story i'll the
Christmas Post is by Rudyard Kipling,
and the tale that of Private Ortheries and
his dog, Garm; Joel Chandler Harris tells
"Why the Confederacy Failed" stir
ring story of the Secret Service; and Ian
Maclaren, Justin Mccarthy, NJ, p, John
Luther Long, M. +. NJ. Davis, w. c.
Coup and w. S. Harwood contribute
stories and articles. The verse i'll the
number is by Edwin Markham, Frank l..
Stanton, Mary +. wilkins and Clinton
Scollard.
The halftone page headings, illustrat
ing Christmas in History, are by Charles
Louis Hinton, Frank and Joe Leyen
decker, W S. Lukens George Gibbs, F
l.. Fithian, Emlen Mcconnell and IIar
rison Fisher. The handsome coloret
cover is by Henry HUT. The Christina:
Post will be on all news-stands DecembeI
2Ist.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-12-23
= Lewiston, Idaho

Merry Christmas.
A. Stifiel was in the city Thursday
from Asotin.
w. J. Clemans of Anatoue was in the
city yesterdy.
Miss Bessie Vollmer has returned from
visit to Spokane.
G. w. Fletcher returned from Pomeroy
and Dayton yesterday.
d. +. Kelley and wife of Kelly's bar
came in on the steamer yesterday.
The butchers have unusually tempting
displays of meats for the holiday trade in
this city.
Frank Wyatt and his daughter have
gone to their Salmon river ranch to spend
Christmas.
new cross walk has been put in be-
tween the Cash Hardware Store and the
Catholic church.
Aiahh "ANtiduS anu MlkC SIctH dlS
in the city from Grangeville. They will
spend the holidays here.
Ed. Wiggin has moved his cigar store
into his elegant new quarters, the east
room of the Isaman block.
Felix Warren returned yesterday from
the lower country where he went to sell
horses to the government.
Mrs. Maggie O'Keefe who has been
teaching for the past two wears at the
Lapwai government school is i'll the city
She will soon go to her new position III
| Colorado.
Mat Dowd returned Thursday from {
visit to his Musselshell mine. He re
ports twenty degrees below zero and fou
feet of snow in the mountain region
about Pierce city and the Lolo mirini
district
General r. +. Mcfarland returne'
Yesterday from Rathdrum where he ha
been engaged OH the part Of the defens
in the Olson murder trial. The jur
after being out 30 hours returned vel
dict of manslaughter. The defendan
Coryell was satisfied with the verdict.