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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Oct 3O-Cotton quiet and STEADY; n1ldaIns
ports 10 Great Britain. Asia sales. So stock ss+s4
St Louis Oct SO-Cotton ~uie Isc ne, Tss,pts
BOB bales gross 1880 shipments, S161; sales 81
stock, 1885.
Mobile Oct sO-Cotton quiet: rniddltng. sac low MID
ding Sac; good ordinary 1l6c; receipts 195 oaIes
exports 70 the Continent 3l24; coastwise zoo sasS 4UO
stock. 1851
New-orIeans Oct. sO.-Cotton quiet; mddling &C. low
1iddng SSsc; good ordinary, Sc; receipts, gil bales
exports coastwse 1855: Great Britain lSlO0: sales
1900; stock 20456
Baltimore Dot so-Cotton nominal middling. slice;
low niddIing s%c good ordinary. she gross receipts
l.. $50 bales; stock, 4-S26-
Galveston Oct. 3O-Cotton easy; mddling, 16-lse;
low mddng sac; good ordinary. Sc; receipts, lsot0
bales: exports Britain TsT. sales. SOei stock
526
Memphis Oct. S0.-Cotton steady; uiddlng 15-16c;
low rrffIne 1I-16c: good ordinary, 3-16c;
ceipte 25sS bales gross 400; shipments 4SJ6; sales
400; stock, s., 952
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
E1rsoprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tivarpool Oct decentralization India mess,
EASY Sos: prime mess nominal Pork-Prne mess West
ern firm 72s Lard-American refined u pans quiet
prime tierCes. steady Sls ID Hams
Sborr cIr IA 10 16 10 steady 43s. Baconu oeriand
~, 10 "a n firm AS: rib. Is TO % 70. dull AS
cd long clear nlddes light 80 80 10 steady 5s Cd
5 TO 40 r. quiet ADS 3D. snort
clear backs 10 ais Sd clear bellies u 20
is 10 firm SOS. Shouiders-Square i TO Il 10 duil
81. al Cheese-American finest white firm, OBS 3D. do
colored arm 54s Cd Tal0w-Prime City steady 24s Cd
fined spot barrels. quiet rs ntneLsPis.ts
on tacihc COAST steady. t. 5sfS 5s Lnssed oil easy
ass Hutter-Unired States finest quiet sos; DO good
81 Petroleuul-Rehned, 6Fsd. Peas-Canadian
ouiet s. sid. Wheat-Spot steady; No red Western
,r,tar Steady 5s I'D: No / spring steady IS
sIgd No California, steady. Is Id Futures quiet De
cerber IS 11i.d: February. 6s sd Corn-Spot dull;
,a-isn mixed new As 2lsd Futures quiet November
a. n Ia December I11Sd; January IS esd Hops at
london Pacific COAST steady. 20 5sqES IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
orHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 3O-CattIe-Recepts. 1000 head tnciud-
ing 1000 Westerns and 500 Texans; generally steady ma
tives. today, carloads at - 90 goo %
prime steers s. 5OdS6 poor 20 medium 81 41gS9 ~ s.
Ieced feeders about steady at 50 s0qS4 90 mixed
81 Tjd$3 70; cows, 81 654s4 10; helIeTs & 4
C5; slow 81 50Gs2 60; bulls steady az -
81 so: calves 25c than las Tuesday a. $+tlSo
Texans, to-day y carloads at - gu
$4dS4 Texas steers, - -ott y
bulls So 5OdS3 Hogs-Receipts to-day @SVeu
head: tomorrow Geo; left $500; market --a
lower: top So butchers, 81 +ogs4 - s1l
choice heavy 81 55GS4 so; rough heavy. - fs+ o.
light. 81 35aS4 bulk Of sales, 81 669S4 90 sn=eP
Receipts $4,000 head sheep and lambs STEADY g 2 SHADE
active; good choice wethers, - so1St w I
choice mixed, 81 35GS3 90 Western sheep, g. 2q$4 ~
sheep. 81 5OGS3 So native lambs, 81 @99%a %
Western lambs 81 1885 20. .-,-. -.
Cincinnati s0.-Eogs steady at 50 5ogSi 10 cat
tie 81 258SS sheep duh at 81 "u4eS -.
Lambs steady at S34S5.
East Liberty Oct. ao.-Catte STEADY; extra, s. SOC
steady; prime heavies 81 90 assorted mediums. 9o
s. 30: roughs So 5RS4 sheep steady choice wsthers
So 9OGs4 common 81 s0GS2 50. choice lambs 2gSS 40
common 70 good 81 5Ods5: veal calves. S74sT So
East Buffalo, aO-Receipts: Cattle. 40 ears
sheep lambs 4 % ShipEleEts Sat-
tie. 10 cars. sheep lambs. cars hogs cars
unchanged Calves steady choiee 70 extra ~ Jog
good choice 81 25Gs7 IS. Sheep and alntsEa air de-
mand. arm; choice 20 extra % SoASo -
choice S31S5 sheep choice 70 extra S4e4 D
good choice. 50 75dS4 Hogs steady heavy. - 500
"a Workers. - nSatNi 40 uesll5
roughs. 81 31qSt 4o stays - %
QS3 90. Close steady heavy: lower on Workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York October 30. 1900.
CCFFEE-The market Brazil coffee futures opened
steady advance Of 10 points the average OF cane
being rather better than had been looked Tor
There sales $50 bags the opening call. UP
Il n 1880 bags and for the entire session l5d9
bags Following The opening call ths market had nrln
ndertone the advance increased 70 10 points on
positions cables covering
marker finally steady at net advance OF lI41o
speculation slack. however, FscelPS
at continuing upon
ing. fact. they reached total q 62uoo bags
feature o7setttng the advance OF AL
franc a Hsvre E@z pig al Hamburg and % refs a
Rio. Rio exchange declined 1-16d 10 10 5-lbd
Buyers The market for SPOT supplies were slow 70
respond the higher OF holders. who demanded
on the basis Of sakc for : Rio. invoice lots. The
deliveries however represented very far
distribution being 20 04T bags including s2 bags with
drawn BY firm Of ship
range Of prices IN the local market To-Day
z -cloWE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

.l9n Exchange special Liverpool cables, spot cotton
safes 5 100 bales; speculation and export, DyJ;
5sesn o1o receipts. 5000 bales american 1000;
$3.50 EDiane. SD Futures opened easy az $50
- et2sec steady and 1903 points net lower
ls-.Ier lanusry 45a3zs5 January-E ebFuary, 4-Jos;
5--aF. March. 45Gb March-ApriI 45s12b, Apr1-Aay,
lS.1A Asy-JrHe, a52zs JUne-JuIy abb July-August,
So lef-ssDteHbcF, f5s October 5UJtsb October
eL..-oeI 7t3-zb; NCyember-IJscember 4-6l l2s Man
49, arms STEADY. Cloths in raore inquiry, our not
tt-Gs-CDlu11 is firmly held owing bad ;rop
- anc some holders Inclined raise their sell
--it-z quiet Opium, cases, - % JOB
q z5gS5 PA powdered S4GS4 .; morphine bsA,
- y" qu-line. Domestic manufacturer bulk la4
80 i g manufacturer bulk 3IeS5c, outside holdeTs
-as a5ts5e- ESSENTIAL OILS-The general TnarEst
si prime 3 zoS2 30; cessia. 9tcf{S15 rDoeD Bog
= lemon. prime sOeGsI IS low grad. s9sssc lemon
native 81 ae0fI 81, mace. distiled 81 25tSl oD'
--A-af natural. sass -. artificial. z5S3 90 PEPPER
estsrl- tns. 81 051Si -. AeW1olk- ms - iu4
- cases 81 59efl 30; pennyFoyal. - l"9Si 81 ss|
r. "a Aallra- 49a43c artificial 35fI4oc sfeTfAl SgS4
q ~ -ansy 81 l09S1 =; Wntergreen, natural Il 5c4
80 F59se. -ROOTS-5enega and golden seal are
s1e the general market Is steady We quote BUT
- sasc- Eeuran 80 041z~ ~'useng - sof - slil
80 Jamaica. unbieaehed 4et bleacheds l4ettecs
filsA seal 55a60c- hslle5oFe red. snst2c. IL Dds
.e5lce powdered. Ordinary. "A. boxes Of 900 ID
~ 49, e915e. in bundles: sarEaparilla 5t9naefaS. ~
- senega, Western, sQ46c; Southern 5s4-oet sI1i.
gasc ~' I'M -3l' '0' -'F
El<JLR AND MEAL<-The market was very unselllea
She without Important demand. closing steady SIRIUS
i--els A5lst IS sTaghtE s. Sb4s5 Do spItts
-. &sdsS go 10 winter - Sg4sS, e4L.s -
sHIsE. " eSgs2 90. ssde as 21gSle % H0ot ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
1oNnoN WOOL -.

London Oct sO-At the wool auction sales to-day
there was good attendance and Osi bales were Of
fe~a Bidding brisk and meriuOs in some cases
were slightly dearer consequence Of the good Cont
netsl demand especially for good greasy combns Woo
Crossbreds large supply and IN active demand 3y
r. home trade. firm and generally
Iearer cape Of Hope and Natals were in SLOW re-
quest The detail IS follows; New south Waie
I'M hafes. secured. Sdd1s Sizd; greasy SAg9tad
SjGeensland 900 bales. secured, 6Ad9ls I'D greasy
stITTId Victoria 200 bales; secured, SdH1s 3D.
greasy 44dGIs I'd South Australia 500 bales greasy
"a G=t.d New-ZeaIand bales: secured 6d1s 41sd
,asIv 4fSi Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 500 bales;
Secured isG1s AID; greasy 4i4fS1td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Oct 30 p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Fair de-
American middling fair l1-lod
good middling. 1l-s2d; mddlng sid: low mddl.ns
: Lid good ordinary 11-16d; ordinary sgd The
sales OF the day bales OF which 500 were for
specuIson and export included 400 bales American
Teeints as 600 bales Including American Futures
opened quiet ana closed firm; American middling. n
Cctobe- e64d65 I064d buyers: October and November
3-G4d65 Cad. buyers; November and Decenn5er oad
"a go sd sellers December and January, 5s-64dQ
6O-64d sellers; January and February 5S54d sellers
February March, 56-64d buyers: March and APRIL
4 b4-64dd4 55-65d. buyers: April and May. 55-64dg
54-G4d sellers May June 5264d654 5S64d sellers
June ana July 51-64d buyers July and August 5O64d
buyers: August and September 45-64d sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
RAIIIMnRE & 0HI0 railroad
ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New 4oEk. tooL OF CnaEnoers s.
as follows, 5 minutes earlier from W @So s.
m Dally.-Soiid train FOR Bulao- Art. p ~
Einshanton waveriy, ElulrA and Bradford Coaches.
uarior ear ard dining 20 Buhaio
N Daily.-Chlcag1 Ltmlted-East maii-Sol1
TAIN 10 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 40
chicago Cleveland CincinnlE DIuiaE
go .. m Daily-Buffalo and Cleveland ExDress-AF-.
FufTaIo TG5 Bradford 20 jamestown leo and founss
town y Cleveland 1880 p m sleepeFs 70 Ba-Alo
snd Cleveland Cafe
= * y m paiiy-soid train for Binshannron wavsr-
iv ElInra Chicago. Buffalo. Chicago. Cncia-
ffvI(-fi 49, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il RECOMMENDATIONS at III tl2 26L 40l and 95T
Broadway. i55 East l2Sth 81 and 20 West i25sh ST:
-hambers sd St ferries. SeW-York- 253 and
SEQ Fulton St. IS Broadway Brooklyn I22 River s..
rTobokeu Jersey city Station New York Transf-r
Co calls for ard cHecks baggage destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

sIncIuaiug SD Withdrawn bv ArbucBie, e1 ship In
clu6llg 7.O55 Withdrawn by ArbUekle
CCTTCN-Taklng The market whole. to-day s re
suits On Exchange were not 70 be caAed En-
rreI sarisfactorg SEscua moderately active
f5-s-z-T-s were inclined hesitate IN making new
Ventures being made BY early closing ar
with Tuesdays election
ar-t-er drawback 10 confidence Public cables were IN
ssfsr-r in the cotton belt the local
contingent soIa freely CE the opening cali causing
points the selling was also influenced
n -rf' rs0elu-s although the renewed
tsk ID smaller movement became factor in turning
d. rsrset Indications cold weather IN the North
wss also checked selling and caused covering. without
r,e-E~lzr demand fFlces noFeu
fgE1@ points from the opening but Ter me most
hearted and nckt= minced
Erte -srr SPECULATION time feature After
opening decline there was foreign and southern
taviug edition the mostly based on
cod weather forecasts that the L!verp9ol
-'cIt zcisu anywhere from 1874 10 --tft-
higher Estimated large receipts for toIlorro" tAlsd
check which more active II l-s
afternoon earlier and from good parties
market finally steady rise u iGI points
The prices the local market to-day
fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct 3O.-Sprins wheat-No 1 Northern old
carloads s2isc: new carloads sac wheat
No red nominally, 76l5c; mixed T5lsc: No white
I4isc. Corn easy: No yellow. ~ 4 aI42hc. No do
42c: No do. 40e No i1lae; No corn. Ale New
corn-No yellow. SIC: No yellow, 40c. Oats strong
No white. 2e%c: No dc. 2slsa25%c: No DO. 24a4c
No . mixed 24Ac: No mixed. 23izc. Eariey-Western
choice to best, 5sa6Oc fair good. 54d5Tc
nou 50g53c; State. 5Id6Oc track Rye-No spot
nonnaiy. 56e Z. 55c. Flour quiet steady.
frelghts-corn shipped SIC; barley. &c: wheat
s&c, TO New-York.
Chicago Oct 3o-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
pl2 A. NJ and 335 P NJ Daily. exCsot Sunday. -
Pittsheid. Sundays only at 9 % A n
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Piutsch Light
Ticket offices I13 PSI as and 1910 Brnadway. =
Union So. w. 275 Columbus Ave. l35 West 18th St.
f2sth St 19sth Stations New York; a3S and 10
Fulton and 1O4 Broadway. E D. Brcoslyn
TAlerhone Street. New York Central cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residences BY Weat
colt Express Company
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct so.-There is better tone 70 the wool
market week and the sales show liberal n7SsIn
over he slow business few months Prices
are firm and dealers looking for advance after the
eIaeou Territory woods sales with hne medium
and hne al 47c and strictly staple at soc Fleece
shown activity than at any time during
ne last few months, and several lines re-
corded as sold manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

spr cotton closed quiet. with quotations Lice higher
o. ne bass q sac for midding upland and 57tc Ior
u-dlIE 600 bales Southern spot mar
-eleE-aphed as follows NeE-OTieans quiet Al
&C. Nozzle quiet sac lower Savannah, quiet and
stead i-i6c 1-l6c lower; Charleston, quiet a. Sac
l1 n1gTJc dull &c; Norfolk steady al sc; BAIT
nominal a 3-I5e lice lower; Memphis. STEADY
a. l5-lSs. Augusta quiet Lice; st Louis quiet
a. b. The export movement follows
Great Britain France Continent.
Z0-Zzr S.409
= 1ar ms week. - lYt u ~ 80
- Tar 1857 4bl-4o
Estimated receipts Nev-Orleans are 25e09
p go bales against % 0a3 week and 74s3 last
year; Houston q CO % Oo0 bales. against lII34
-aG week and 258 bales last year.
Eecepts the ports interior points to-day. com
pare wiki the day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31


SOUTH PLAISFIELU a q BOUND BROOK locals. Week
: f.6l P NJ LV CorL-
and Desb. SITS 50 A VI A, - ard 80 p NJ
Pullman
I4 Cuion West 2s5 Columbus Ave y T.
y r TrnSfe Co WIN ca cnecE baggage hotel -
residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ll'4:s0 fT:30 $500. $500 '1O.0U '1l-s0 A n LOO
so 100 ~ 80 400 f43O 500 200 T7-sO sa-00
fltS:25 p NJ s12.I5 -ndt -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
iIs4s0 $500 '1O-OO. al 80 A N 100 sf:30 ssOo
500 100 P. NJ. 1918 mdt
Ofices Liberty St Ferry south Ferry rs. IT, 261.
4s4 945 1854 Broadway ia 5th Ave TsT sth Ave-
. Union 50. West I53 East t25th St "a West I25th
ST. 245 Columbus Ave, New York; Court St s44 $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn. sS -oad ay WIllia11sburE New
York Transfer Co calls for and chsks baggage dsss
nation
iFTona Liberty St only DAILY. tDary except sun
day. sSunda,s onlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
Railroaos
PENNSYLVANIA
= RAILROAD.

4AE ~ " Z A. AA4E a n
=
STATIONS foot Of West Twsn'y-thira Street. and D-s-
brosses and coruanat Streets
OIhe leaving time from De<broszes and
SoEnanot streets In i've minutes later than
suuon: except where otherwise noted
700 A, n- FAST MAIL--IAuitsd 20 two Buffet Parlo-
Shiesgo No coaches 70 Pi4;.b sSe'ns Car Fs00s
SsS a NJ tAE S en- szssae
on Cars For cRessoO i Gsss s's12f and 0ss
rnnIai1fs a =, Logisvlls. q Louis.
For ToIsdo Nassvs via ciaciuas ana Loais7i.l
555 P. NJ ST LoTis II EX HRl7 P,,,.sv,- Co.
65 = NJ wsgTERE EPSTi s. TSgis es,.,
75s P fMseepS + saTg,1. ,-,-,-,-- -
Route connees fT e ssy via. via shsSs5SaS NS
PREss-Far PiStsSars Cleveland eiasiaasH
- WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
49, Dining Carr loss Dining Carr a n I2S5 2Io
sTsssona Lin ali Ps1for sas psn5T Cas- s IS rs
SUNDAY s y 80 Dining Carr . m Y 10 asess
125 DINING Carl ass psslaE ear5. as p a. i216
nEb its s5iSy RA1LwAY-Express as As 121o
S5d StsH 5 AID WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
ATL1NT u.s. COAST EIE-R1s Ss SIS n ana as
014E5ss5 q 3 z5,s OHIO RALwAY.-ass N and
night 5td a5II1 AIR L1NE-Ezpress I255 and l2lo
we $500 Rl9 SoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-TS n
ATLANTIC ciTr2oss p m daily ~ = IS y m u.skaay,
standar5 Cestegled Trains Bsnet Parlor Cars ana
SSaFs AAF.-1255 . n vssk-day1
poiHls on New York Long Railroad fcrora
thlrd Street Stationl SO a L--ls
fs-9-, ell1 $50 . SUNDAYS. o = a. N 40 p
~ ssorasses and Cortlandt Strsetsl 400 lzoO
49, ana . 10 > Sundays 3 - a - .
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
= and CorllandI 620. rs rs.
80 30 tso5 Psnna- Limited. 1910 tDesoroeses
go S9Ttandt Streets 102O) Dining Carr I0s5 tnnins
Streets 220l ass SOS IS IS : IS S1iainS Carr ass
D'nlhs ,SS9IG SIS CDning Carl T55, SIS. SIS. 40
= ~ night Sundays. $40 T5J enc eoacnesl.
80 500 9 y 95S d4lanitstl S. 10 IS DINING Carl
H. 30 l55 Dining Carl. 325. 355 AZ Dining
S4rl 49A Dining Carr IS Dining Carr. T-5s a25.
80. - .. n. L. 10 night
Ticket ofaces: Nos 4sI as 1886 1854 III and 2s1
1S.eSI-ays 3stor House. West Twenry-third Street
stSsy s2a stations foot OF Desbrossss and cortaadE
: Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. IS Broadway
en- FeIIiasylyana annex Station. Brooklyn; station.
Ky. The New Transfer Company VIII calt
Lhrou2- 70 destination.
Ielsp5Jne "9l4 Eighteenth Street" for PenasyIvanix
Railroad Cab Servfce.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. = WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Asenes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

wilmington 30.-Spirtts trpentine firm ~
receipts - steady 81 20GSl % recelpts,
Crude turpeatine steady 81 4o9S2 40 receipts II
bble Tar firm. 81 -. receipts. lis hbls.
savannah Oct. 3o-spirits turpentine nrrr 5 H mis-
Fosin Arm receipts. 4O76 bb sales 16S b6ls exports
Goes bbls. Quoted 3, c D 81 50 T. 81 oof1$I e. eos
81 40TSl as G. 81 45GS1 so; H 81 5Jgsl So g. oU4
81 65: K 81 65: ". 81 70GS1 so; n. 81 15 g. s. 6o
". 81 So ,o,, -. -
Charleston. Oct sO-Turpentne firm. 391ac' sales %
ca SKIS Rosin steady, unchanged
London oct 3O-Turpentne- 31s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

Trains Franklin St station. y z. follows
11m- fout West 42d So. n r.
sT1B M.-FOr intern- Doiats Albany & Montreal
f1l2O A Nd Lake Mohonk MlnneNaska SaratcEa
and CatsSiu Mountain
p. M--Cont Ltd Detroit. ChCazS a Lou.&-
fE16 p NC For Hudson River pouts Albany
.s15 P. M-FoI Rochester. Buffalo Cisve. & Chicago
tsO0 M-For Rochester. Buffalo, Detroit 81. Louis.
ssi5 p. M--For Sya- Hoch.. Mag Falls bet q cat
sDaiy. tDaIy. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
No. I i0:4S \. n = at p n Leaves Jerry
CITY q. r. r. sta. No a. II 10 A A.. AT 315 p "A
Time tables principal hotels ana onces- BaEgzks
checked from hotel resteeve~ Nv Westct EXP c.
LAnBERT General PassenseE AgenL y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

Rio-C5ese firm; No Rio, $50 e&oIalg
10 5-6d receipts bags daysl cleared Ioi e
Il Ted states 6OOo stock 266, GOO bags e.,
position OF BraZilan coIee = az III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

Fore.gn Coffee Narkets-Sartos--off InaTEet CUE
good Santos, $500 receipts - ~ pass
dsvEt. stock 2s6 coo Hannbu-g-Coffee Inarhe
opened unchanged, 2-3o p : 70 = ? enn-g e
higher. Gales 5000 bags. Hsvre-Cofee market op=ie
steady = higher. al y advanced = franc q
3 m = higher al % 20 P N. nea-
r-hs advanced \ franc: others unchanged; total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
NAVAL STORES.

There moderately active market noted lot spirits
to-day, with quiet and steady WINE aI
was hrner. owing good local demand a1a s.T -od
crease in the supply. quiet and unchahseu-
Quotations follow:
SPIRITS T-RPF-\TTNF>-44T+4iaC
81 TSfs1 So F 81 So c. 81 90 r. 81 %: s.. K 81 lC
n 50 80: " So 65: " G Sc; " W, So so
STOCK ON HAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
LEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations C0rtiandt Desh-uses Srreecs
(Peunz- r J. Ferries
Street COrUls1dr Deshrosses Sts Daily
ExcenT sunday sunday NJ sunday SIS A N
day Is A sunday SIS ?. 81. sunday IS P NJ zSunlag
: III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

Receipts OF breadstus interIoF poIIIs N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-10-19
@arrtagEs.

In Brattleboro, Oct, Is, by Rev. n. A. Wood Of
West Brattleboro, Leonard f. Taylor and Miss
Lillian Belle Knapp, both Of Bratlleboro.
In West BrattlebOro, Oct. IS, by Rev N. A.
Wood, William II. Burt and Jennie L. Barrett
both OF Brattleboro.
=, In West Bratteboro, Oct. 10, Joseph William
Menard OF Chicopee Falls Mass and Miss Eva
Jane Fox OF West Brattleboro
In Westminster. Oct. Il, @. S. DeWolf of Green
River and Miss Mamie l.. Whitney OF Westmn-
sIer.
In Bellows Falls, Oct IS, by Rev. Chauncey G.
Adams Of Port Byron, Ill assisted by Rev. j. II
Reid of Bellows Falls, Charles jeffrey Henderson
aud Miss Emily Anime Adams, both OF Bellows
Falls.
In stratton, Oct. =. by Rev. O. H. Palmer,
Robert H. Dane and Miss Alice M. Kidder both
OF Stratton.
In South NeTfane, Oct 10, by Rev F. s. Bick-
Nettie s. Morse Of Willlamsville.
In WaIdsboIo, Oct. 16 at the Methodist parson-
age, by Rev e. II. Bartlett, Rev A. J. Martin
In Keene, N. H., Oct. 10, by Rev. Father d. A,
Ryan. Oryis MacKnight, formerly OF Rutland,
and Miss Mary Ellen Higgins OF Keene
In keene. n H., Oct 10, by Rev. A. H. Wheel
Vt, and Miss Estelle Eugenia Spencer of Keene,
formerly Of Hinsdale.
n In Franklin, y H, Oct: 10, BY Rev H. O. Nc
Miss Alice Sulloway OF Franslln.
In Springfield, Mass, Oct. is, by Rev John
Cotton Brooks, Robert ColburD Bacon and Miss
Georgianna E. Cook, both of Brattleboro. No
cards
In Arlington, Mass, Oct 5, by Rev. DeMont
Goodyear, Charles E. Davis and Miss Mary A.
FaiTman, both OF Vernon.
In Walingford Oct. g by Rev j. Alphonso
Ballanger, Max IL. Wolf OF Jamaica and Miss
Ina Plumley Of Wardsboro.
In Malta, ILL.,, Oct. 10, Charles G. Adams of
Windham, Vt. and Miss Mabel E. Dodge of Malta
In Athol, Mass, Oct II, T. A. Griffin Of
Orange, formerly Of Brattleboro and Miss Belle
Wright of Athol.
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PERSONAL.

"A MIR. and Mrs. Poor of Peabody, Mass,
q. Estey. -
Martin v. B. Sleeper of Putney has &C.
cured an original pension of SO per
lnonVn through the agencg of John Hunt.
mrs. A. b. Hall, John Tones and Miss
Emily Tones will occupy the Draper house
on Linden street this winter. Mrs. Draper
Will spend the winter with relatives in the
West. - '"'
MISS Ieta Ryan returned Monday to
burlington for her second years study at
the Fanny Allen hospital, where she il
taxing the course to become a trained
nurse.
DR.. Joseph S. Dutton and wife, who
went to Belchertown last Saturday on a
carriage drive, were compelled to return
yesterday by train on account of the ILL
ness of DR.. Dutton.
Mrs. John @. Dewitt, Mrs. S. o. Miner.
Miss Helen Fletcher, Miss Susan Clark
and Mrs. Herbert Clark attended the meet
ing OF the Vermont Federation of Wom-
ans clubs in Rutland this week.
Charles Reyes and Frank Bement leave
tomorrow for weeks hunting and fishing
at CIRCUITS pond near Stratton mountain,
They will be accompanied by George w.
Plumb, Darwin F. Keyes and Raymond
Stetson of Greenfield.
William B. Carpenter, who has taught
in the High school in Woonsocket, r. l.,
several years, has given up his position
there, and is now junior master in Bos.
ton, having a position in the Mechanic
Arts High school. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpen.
ter have moved to 10 Middleton street,
in Dorchester. Mrs. Carpenter was for
merly Miss Katherine Hoyt of Williams.
vile and Brattleboro.
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Deaths.

In Brattleboro, Oct. II. Henry D. welman, rs.
In Windsor, Oct 10, Mrs. Belle Stone Corlss
81. formerly of Brattleboro.
In Bratileboro, Oct 10, Charles H. Timson 78
In South L" nd, nderry, Oct. II, Mrs. Mary Cole
widow OF Alphonso Cole, SO
. In North Hero, VT, Oct. 10, Deputy Sheriff
Nathaniel Stearns of Rutland, native of
Mortified, Mass and a brother OF Mrs. Hannah
SandersOn Of Putney, 72
Ia West Chesterfield, N. H., Oct. 12, Walter A.
Davis, IS.
In walpoIe N. H., Oct. IS, David Minis Wright
81.
In Walpole, N H., Oct. Il, Mrs. Alma L., wife
OF VIM. S. Hawks, 49,
In North Walpole, n. H., Oct. H. Mrs. Daniel
Reihan
In North walpole, n H. Oct. Is, jeremiah
Moynihan 20.
In Mortified, Mass, Oct 1s, John L. Nation,
80 years, mos.
In Bangor, N. Y A., Aug, z, Mrs Mary Roadway
Meacham, formerly of Brattleboro, 49,
In On cago; Oct. o, j. L, Deahanty, formerly
Of uinsdale N.