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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-15
THE NEW Y. w. c. A. HOME
1T WILL BE OCCUPIED TO-DAY BY
THE ASSOCIATION.
A Description OF the Buildings Ar
rangements-Dedicat Sery-
ices To-MorrOw.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will move into its new home, 3S9 North
Pennsylvania street, to-day. The place is
known as the old Aquilla Jones property
and to the old house has been added in the
rear a two-story building sixty-fve feet
wide by sixty feet deep. The old building
contains the offices of the general secre-
tary, the state secretary. the reception
rooms and library and the tearoom, where
light lunches will be served, and a waiting
room. On the second floor the guest cham
bers, the apartments of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Fowler. and rest room. On the third
floor is a dormitory. with five iron beds, for
boarders, and across the hall are the
sketching clubrooms
The new building contains a dining room
which is fifty by sixty feet. The woodwork
is white. The ceiling is lemon color, the
walls shading TO orange, the base being
green. Large white pillars support the cell
Ing and the floor is of highly polished
hardwood The furniture in the dining room
Is all new. The meals will be served on the
same plan as in the old building. Above the
dining room is fitted completely a new
gymnasium with pine hardwood floor and
balcony running around the room, with
a seating capacity for $50. A room off the
gymnasium contains one hundred double
lockers for the gymnasium suits of the
members and eight shower baths besides
several ordinary bathrooms. There is also
an office for the physical director on this
floor. There is a large kitchen back OF the
dining room, with two large ranges and a
large brick bake oven, besides a dish-wash
ing room.
In the basement there is laundry COM
pletely fitted up, vegetable preparing
room and storage cellar. 1t is the inten-
ton of the association to tear down the
front building eventually and erect
handsome new one. The officers of the
ISOLATION are: President. Mrs. f. f. Nc
Crea; vice president. Mrs. c. j. Buchanan;
secretary Mrs. A. b. Mitchell: treasurer.
Miss Julia Fish; general secretary, Miss
Carolina l.. Palmer: assistant secretary,
Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie; house secretary,
Miss Mary Lee; physical director, Miss
Clara Anderson. The dedication exercises
will occur tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
when the following programme will be
given:
Fraternal greetings. Mr.. George L. Howser
General Secretary Y. NJ. G. A
music $500 ..--...........
Young Women's Christian Association
l.. - d. n-rx 81
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ought TO be given 10 the Indianapolis Fire
Insurance Company a safe. sound aud
successful company. organized with home
capital bs Indiana men, who will give
your business prompt attention Once,
80. las East Market street.
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streets were filed with people. The illu-
mination was much admired and made the
street quite brilliant When the decora-
ton are all complete they will be among the
handSOmest the CITY ever saw.
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views send % cents at once To JOHN ].
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Railway, Cincinnati. o.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November l. 1000
BEEV ES-Receipts were 81 cars. head including
IL cars TOT EXPORT hve 10 for saughterers and for the
market Very ltte inquiry for cattle. Feeling steady
Dressed beef IN fair demand
No change in cables Shipments
tie ana i4D quarters Of beef estimate) the
Lilaieiphian 10 Liverpool No shipments reported for
Friday.
age. al So 20 per 100 n: 3 cows $50 10 at 81
a Mullen: bull. l260 m. So is; hefers. $50 ~
at 81 80 yearng +30 10 at 81 %; $50 No. at 3d.
CALNES-Receipts head including 20 direct to
butchers and 80 for the Feeling fully
as yesterday and the quickly cleared Common
TO choice veals sold $5Gss so 100 grassers So
CITY dressed veas in fair demand Sl1ql2l9c per NJ
dressed grassers and fed calves 547c.
; sanders: veals l47 n average. IS Is per
100 II. los n. SIS.
SO. - ~
MCPHERSON & Co: S veals l4l 10 at $50
J. H. Hume Bro: 70 grassers 1893 10 at IS; DO 200
So - - -
j G Curtis & SON veals lat n at IS So do. 156
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were i3IS cars or 2 100
head. including for l0i2 cars
for the market making with the on
sale There was very dun demand for the stock Of
tons. Sheep and medium lambs were barely steady
Seventeen cars OF stock reported unsod ale
hour Common fairly sneep at So 2og$3 40
per 100 n; few choice heavy do at 80 s74gs4 cus at
deck at 50 20 ous at SSd>4 Dressed steady al
4i547c per 10; dressed lambs 6d0c
SaieF-MeI'herson CO. 96 lambs. So 10 aver
at 81 80 per l9 III; 247 Virginia do s. So
At 81 rs ~
Newton & Co: 237 Virginia lambs So 10 S. so; $50
do. 90 10. at So SO % Ohio sheep So STA .
Sanders: $50 State lambs IS 70. at $o 157 do, % ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

which additional point favor Of hear onara,or
toward close Continued small Ndr,hyyas
points attracted further attention beng in line with
predictions about decreased movement and is
10000 bush, against week
Of 800 Should be true ther- * reason
the visible supply may show sgrne
Increase OF 439
Chicago amounted l0o00o0 BUSH were small here
Price Current mentioned further COMPLAINS ~
iu wheat said marketing rein.
reduced special Illinois crop bulletin als0 referred "a
condition through Hessan fly said that ne
wheat much below the average. Quotatiols ~
YORK. 1850 No hard Duluth, sc -on!nai; "a
N / northern Duluth. sc: No l Northern rhiGag.
SIlsc; X. New-Yurk 76&s corn Spa,I..
\"wNork was small all da,
prices had bat little movement either way incl:nng
toward because q unsettled weather In the
of It ali POINTS The bull side also
seah.ard clcaranCes. reaching
all ports including 361 800 New-York alone
There light country offerings again. a some de
mana reported AT chicago from The southwest English
markets closed PARTLY IA not higher special croT
bulletin Illinois the average yield If corn
n mat woul he large although weather had
caused The ntimated thar
more being cribbei than No : corn
closed 4l'2o elevator, $40 delivered 4Gc hid.
nal list ana steady. without change on
spot. Chicago reported moderate and we'll
sustained url"rr in sympathy with No
closed 25i2c. " , 25c; No white 2sc:
white 27a}3c: No clips. 2Stzc.....,R RYE
.1i@r. lrrh o D. aNoat. State rye. 51I52c New
York BARLEY Market dull. feeding. 42H 4Gc. and
mailing. ;"I5>. hrth . Rumao.. BUCK WHEAT
GRAIN Marie, easy. quoted at 57l2G6oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

Liverpool. Nov. Closing Beef-E1tra India mess
easy, t9s, prime nominal Pork-Irimr mess N"s'
sTn nrm rs I@rd-A mcrtcan refined in pals stett'
ss I'd; prime Western In ttrrccs. steady, 3Is I'd Hams
short cut 10. steady. ass Bacon umberl al
cut - so 10, firm. AS. short rib Is to ~ II dun
AS Sd long mics light 70 ~ NJ steady. i6s
long clear middles heavy ~ 40 10 firm AS 6d short
clear backs III is H. steady AS clear bellies Ii to 10
NJ firm. Bis 81 shouters-square II t. II n steady
Us Cd Cheese-American finest white nrm 53s I'd: do
coored firm TaIlow-Prime city steady. @ls %
Australian in London 2Ss Cottonseed oi-Hull re
fined. spot, In bhls dul. Us I'd Turpenttne-SpiTits
steady. Ais 3D. Rosin-Common firm bs: Hops al Lon
84s I'd ButterUnted states finest quiet OBS DO good
easy s2s 81. Petroleum-Renned 67sd. eas--Canadan
quiet rs sid Wheat-Spot steady; No red Western
winter steady Sd Northern spring steady 6s ai
No California steady. 4d futures steady: Decenh"r
Is I'd; February Is sd. Corn Spot lul American
mixed new. 2I4d futures steady December IS Jan
uary 3s lOd FlourS Louis fancy winter steady IS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne~-YoEk. November :. 1900
CoFrEE-Nith the local market Inherently destitute
q speculative spirit. and With Eavte
f.r . ha+tay-Al Saints Day Hamburg
market IeI,.riig d decline = = pig, aat ~th te-
its al ifly and Santos SUI
.a-S thu coffee =
factory However. RIO reported %
o. coffee and advance Z ! l6i $3.50
eN.aange rate and warehouse deliveries
were upon az encouraenS scale TIL I
E;h sites however vas toward an increase ia ;se worlds
r.sit7 SUPP " 70 winch the AMER tt-t.e
3r..ltes l225.fl tags. The
was Iulet al decline Of 10 lu points
taa-s~l hanaS On the opening call business f0r
forenoon ancE.te! to iuJ > 900 bags IT,
ID. WAS 300 tags, with the steady.
VI. aanged TO points lower: Trading wholly II
.H'ai character. and general conditions
l. ne open market =. IT,
eIathy IN the basis Of about N2zc RIO.
lots, although holders
Stock in Hamburg. 8i@.Gto tags including 900
Brazilian against CISCO and $4,000 bags. respectively
last month hi stock rec"unted shows Increase +
1857 bags Cleared Santos octrher II.
81 600 steamer Capri with 81 600 naI~
Cleared Bahia October -. steamer Bellaura 3rp
has
The range Of prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

Memphis Nov -Cut,on firm. mIlIIinE. o.. low
ldilng $50. good ordinary. So NCt r"y"pts. -'rl
bal; gross 64u3. shipments 63iI: sales 500: si"N
St Louis. Nov l.--Cotton steady mlIdling. / ldc.
low mdinG SIC: rood ordinary. SNc. Net recruits,
32"S ialrs gross. 9.7l2: shipments ISH@ sales 2oo
Galveston. Nov. Cation steady mlidlinE &c low
matdiing . 10. good ordinary. l6' Receipts 70
go bales: stock. 219.6O4.
Baltimore. Nov Cotton nominal. uddI!ng. 9@sc.
low u'idng IL l6c. good ordinary. -. l6c stock
b13l bales
Savannah Nov. Cotton steady midlling s Is 100,
low middlng. s" Sc. Net receipts 4tH' bales gT"Ss
iIs5: exports to Great Britain LAl1, T. The Continent
SlN5. c1astwise. 81: sales GIL stock S'.31@
New Orleans. Nov. 1.--Crtton steady: middlpG 1'sc,
low midilInE. So. good ordinary. SSc- Sill
@"s exports to Great Britain. RI 1907 to the Continent
10. 49,. 636T; sales 1900. stock 1861 COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

,.. $780,, Nev'-York November l. 1900
REANs AND PEAs-Tte market again lover and
forward quite freely. the trade Is getting
pretty well stocked up Our outside quotations are now
more the asking than the selling rates White kdnsy
are very and wanted yellow eye little ffmer
Turtle steady No change green or Scotch meas
We quote Beans aaTS% choice bush 50
81 074 do red kidney 1900 choice So IS 50 25
do white kidney 1899 choice 81 409 So yellow eye
choice. 81 3OqS2 30: DO black turtle
do Lima. California. SO 55as8 so green peas bags
222dSI Is: do Scotch. bass 25dSl
BUTTER-The market developed little nrmer tone
on strictly fancy creamery. the supply OF
barely equal to the wants OF the trade was easy to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
whose taxes FOR the year 1900 remain unpaid on the
first day November year that unless the
same shall Receiver OF Taxes his office
In the Borough which the property located FOL
lows: "
Borough Of Manhattan. No 81 Chambers Street Man
haitian. y. Y;
Borough OF The Bronx, Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx. n. Y:
Building Brooklyn. ". Y:
Street. Long Island city. n. Y;
Borough OF Richmond. Richmond Building. New Bright
on. Staten Island. N Y;
before the FIRST day OF said year he
WIN charge receive and collect such taxes so re-
manning unpaid day. In addition TO the amour,
OF such taxes one per centum thereof
provided by section New Charter
Ohapter 87S Laws OF 1880.
DAVID z. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
RALIIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains New York foot Of Chambers
as Follows and ) minutes earlier W 33d S..
300 u IN Dsy--SOId train for Buffalo. Arr Q. N.
Waverly. Elrlira Bradford Coachsa,
paror car and dining Buffalo
train Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 40
Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
1880 p Daily-Bu1alo and ClsveIans Express-Arr.
Bradford go. Jamestown 100 Y0ungs-
town 1927 Cleveland 1880 Sleepers Buffalo
ard Cleveland Care
~ Elmira Chicago. Seepers Buffalo Chicago. Ctnein-
fI'IC'KGls. I1JCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at III II2 26i. 4Oi 951
broadway 10 East IS5h 81 and :.S West i25,h St..
Chambers and West 23d St ferries NeW-York: and
So Fulton St. as Broadway BROOKLYN: l22 River St.
Hoboken, Jersey City Station York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

cotton Exchange specel Liycrpoa. cables spot COZ, ga
ton so@s aenan4 ali 200 t,e sf' 22 t'' al
can rr45rg upland. lGI. futures oTenef haiet4
,eady ga SD decline: 1T Lao IN ~ uiII I net
closed quiet Ca iiiit'l :, = oI,s
loa-r December 't2s. January eli GaIy
F.s--:ary Ais5ch -Aprl. i"i 2b. APT
MAJ 4G,s May juno. 4.39;2s JuHeoJu!y: 4"N:s' IN
August sfJ: August September +"2s: No en- Der =. ~
oil Noyember-I ece.ber. 5.ois Manchester r rms
seasy. IT. cloths business could he d"i" II Sei9
HrlI. c-acsLe something
b. a trrak IN wheat which holders dd not follow as
Western stu hrmly sustained Spr1ns pa!f.s
s44S4 s;ralEhis, 50 .iTs3 90 winter la',.'S
81 sn1S8 EXTRA winter. g. 65aS2 50. no Frate;
fcur So Iogs2 20 RYE FIOUR-Quiet quoted. fair 10
steady dried. 81 3jg$Z -, a. to o!AA5,
BAG MI-af-ou!ct: quoted. fine white and yellow "-'p
u; sG@ FEED Dun ~ ii6 ed 20
tpot SIC 20: sacks - arrye ~, 10 s4g gsto 81
city bran $IT@sI7 horny chop $1 u meal so o.
GEAI<-W HEAT-Thr conflicting Character % nv
from Argentine sources yesterday gave the marker a
Bonn irregular the varying TeotN ia
Is c5rreso, dim, Illustrations the local market There
Importance. however one OF 'eni
bush weather had improved and
The other .il IN response 10 hdNItes
Claiming NJ the Argentine outlook was sun NtlE
favorable that the even worse thsh IrtNu
~ reported BY time o'clock around. however
The pretty well Disguised with the see
70" character Argentine gossip ana started an uhIi
Ne lowest point Of the day and &c under me previous
nsat HOLIDAYS Paris. Antwerp ana budapest pre-
~ - M trade IRON uslng th9se ~ o. ~ = -.
u- Argentine reports but decline OF Ssnsh al lAF
futures and drop Of "a on SPOT
aheat mad tendency Eubstanate the claims or bear
racers 10 the that Argentine complaints were cyl
houses took little IN the speculative
's ana export business amounted to only Of 'o@ds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

Liverpool Noy- !. cotton spot Increased DE-
maud. prices nrncr. Ame-1cnu mIlunS far SD.
mtdtnE, = Is sd rllI!ilur. : fI I.w tntHug 5',I
god ordinary 4'>d ordinary, / l6i. The sales ~ the
cay Wer" l2n bales, Of which 500 bales for sp"'!
lauon and export ana Included 100 bales American Re;
CT pr. &2'o bales ali American Futures opened quiet
American mIiiIUS. November. = IL 6it sellers ~
Nerlh1 Decrnher. GiH5 = Gid sellers: December
"tE Gu5 Gid buyers. February AM March 80 fti sell
March April. 6-6+T4 80 81! sellers April and
MAY G".Giut 81 Gid sellers Nav AMI IUu". =" sd
buyers June and July. - 6l sellers July ami August
80 GIa4 81 sd buyers. August and september =" Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
Railroads.
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chair Cars.
RAILROADS..

SOLID VESTIBULED TRAIN.
FAST TIME. LOW RATES.
Queen City Special leaves New York 10 A n. ar
rIyes Chicago y. NJ. St Louis : p NJ. Kansas
Famous Continental Limited leaves New York daily
a y NJ arrives Detroit 80 \. Nj. chicago $50 r NJ.
St Louis NJ day Kansas cry second morn
80, o.clark for Chicago and St
Louis leaving New York 600 s Is and $50 p M daily
q. MOI. j. @ A. ~ kroAdMay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
utRI.EN DIYISIOV.

BIZ ~ NJ nol @"- VI Daily. eVrsrt Sunday TO
Pit-sTeF- SUNDAYS only AZ " N A NJ
PGl'r--r Cars all through trains.
Trains 'lIT-ri1at~f With PtDt~-r Light.
- 1T 2S'. as ar+ 2If Troa.fway. 5
Irta1 tHl-~l. l2.f VEST I25th
arl I2~rh St stations New York. SIS and T2d
Fu,ts1 St arI lrf IrCJ lVay. r u B-c. Siyn-
Tslerh0ra 900 HS.h Yo~S Central Cab
Service checked from hotel residence by wea
C0tt FvrrsSs Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

.hhlcago Nov l-Catt!e-Rece:pts. $500; choice
se, steers about steady others slow to loo lower
.I'"ts stock steady slow Thin light stock lower
'i'IEeS. BEST sale today ! carload 50 good
- prime steers. 81 35U$5
slrCted feeders mixed stockers weak
- '"a$3 50 81 609SI 20. heiters, 81 5oQS2 60
gamers 81 GnhS4 bulls choice steady others lower
- "dSi 40 calves 81 50s6, Texas fed S4Q$4 ~
tNas grass So 250$4 10 bulls 50
hoss- Receipts to-day, rs 900 tomorrow ~ 900 left
over 1000" active. fully &c higher TOP 81 ~ mixed
anu butchers 81 456$4 So: choice
- 50 heavy 81 40a$4 light 81 35a$4 50: bulk
o, sales 81 6o4$4 10 Sheep Receipts 600. sheep
lambs loa15c higher: good choice wethers 81
- Ia fair t. choice mixed 81 IOd$3 Western
- H1HS+ 10: Texas sheer s. 5na$3 80: lambs
- @3GSa 30; Western lambs s. 75dS5 40. Receipts
toh"r. l9Gh-Cattle and calves 2S3 26 hogs 73g O63
sheen 31377s Receipts October 1S99-Cattle and calves
ana calves 4oo74 hogs - 467: sheep oao14
Cincinnati Nov. Hogs active. 81 I0GS4 Cattle
F,r.ng 81 2"9S5 sheep dull. 81 5oas2 Is. Lambs
prime. s. 2od*5 rs common 81 23as3 IS Hogs lower
LIHl" heavy - SlrS+ So mediums. 81 sOGs4 81.
81 @SeTr s. sosS4 81 light do 81 aoa$4 % pigs 81 900
~ x4 common 81 5orS2 choice lambs. s. 25GS5 40
common I" good. So "0a So veal calves. S7d$7 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

e. - 90 IL cuiis n at So 43 State sheen II n n
20 n ao - 10 at s. 60. IS do 81 s. IS "a culIs
90 state A. Hume Bro 1870 State lambs n, at SIS 40:
81 co. heTns Co: g. Pennsy lvania lambs 81 10
sheep. l21 10 81 49, g. " -ei''71 'N
rtatrington Co 107 sheep tculls, co 10 a, So
,aI IGsn Shannon date yesteriayl = Indiana sheep
yen 10 at - -; State do 81 n 81 IS: Pennsyl
n at 81 " - '->e 9''eeP anu NN' '0-'''S' ~
Receipts l7la cars head. ncIud
LEX Ior the market Feeling steady for hogs:
TO light weights ~ - " 4%' = PC ~ " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02

W quote: cTe@rery extras per n 2a4c; do fTsts
eHcas. &c do seconds to drsts isG2ot. state dairy
dairy tubs secdSas l7aisc do hirds Isa i5c ssis
IA uis. etc. l"HNlc; State dairy hrkns l7r 100
fEsa- l+al2,: WS'eFa laeiSry June make fnsst
anes DO sssonas l4 S fsc'9ry lar "r
WIN continued very dun demand for large
1 ,lStr On ., 49, Az 600 % cI9roi
and white freely 2tered al lo4.e whou, attracting very
t hd h2 hsnsE Sma sizes sizes gny moaaFasy ns
and unchanged At cuba yesterdy saes 600 boxes large
ans 81 5" f at Is an Ta f Wit nit 'ST cc s9l
go to- ah9 t 'I 1921 %o |h5S c 5nmn ter
choice lo'yaloa4c; d. poor to fair. 9'2@1o+c light
shm< snail choice &C. d. larse G'?iee a.
common, 3a4c: fnll SKINS 2@2ec.
; fresh Fa'neFet sell p1@mpy mr1n
continue very quiet and sales above lIG have boone
FgeI1ant sales quote. Jersey Pcnnsylvanis
held nd mIx SGd 1 W@s @r6'a fea loss
fr" S-,i at marx a 1sal9c fair good
G mar n@GfRss Dc fair to good lSa III; sum
FRrITs~FREs Receipts Of artrs are liberal. but
tanel an all ca EoG ff ''Gms s s@ for fanny aGe
ear e'e once Kinds e AMI g1tes %" sgr u ana
osar s" %n 4 Fa 1tdn u a cranher
mst 5 too green and moving slow choice rape trnr
= t; STscts per S s. !a>2 - snow s. 5?@
~ B'iwin fancy Northsrn 81 do state s. COS
winter rdnafy $i6<7 20 c@rrnar t." far
~ s. 25as2 - SerRSl urrlyrr b,x S4S- - 10
], ern pr trh rax 81 ao1 s. p pr F ' > atrcca
Sajln, f5 n. 3er boy $la$l - pnchrs~ knsn iTr
Kcer Per M slas wrenc ' 81 56as2 ' vicar s. .s
81 20" Inferior stock 75ca$i. anlnc"s. hhl $1H$2 -
n na~ % Gros 81 23@$! 80 Ngara per basket 72 do
@g1Ir G =9 T 6 t rrs a9Wa per- g" e H@ email
fask@t So Do per arEe hase l"a2 d. sr 10
$as . 30 :. o. :. White $lg<i ca5awa St 4od< 60
c"d ancI iase late s'rIs per bG IS H"Gs7 do fair
., nrm c@Ped & S as5 H' ' Ctp car 1[ r STao
s. 5"@S7 ~ oranses I6ria fair IS g 90 o 't1 s ga
ttEI,Ir5mPR!Fn- EyaPorated apples f,erinF
cores Small! ~ fut5 it's. -5at'e
alaa sr ieline ,a T"F W ,aam We >4Ir
a-c4 .ics5 s4 o. s TO- fai c j. sun
so"-hega. reid Sc cherries i2'saIa,. Fasrbrrries
5 ia sun apr 4sI%a f,rn,,
lcs r,.e,s IS l iis "a r.v GOOD shane rr,,s
'""t ,5 sAPatte,~ Irlfrs are NIX asgcr ma
RI" in'ry ,s continued free lo},ns ard ,a-ae- SIN
a. I.m~ ,sll 10 1S: tE"cc It,Is t goa i '' ~,
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f' ~ r...nss =, ,.f ll,r.i rrl'1s ana me- Et
D. - 60 80. -
,r. ,,.,s.ng hraSu, y. ,,, =, VIZ '' ,.r y,
er''I 49, 80 - t''e ''. ~
a.. -. 800 ' =, ,i'h">1 s,,, -
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80. ,..t -. 80 So ~, ~. -.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

c,I B69fao Ny lsGrng wheat-No Northern, old.
nominal. M : red, nc miyed. 76r 81 white 75r
"rn strong, No yellow, 42l2"; M yellow. ~. &C.: No
corn &c, NJ Z old lie. yellow 81 Il
~: No Yellow. 400. Oats strong. white %;
~ ml1ed 80 l3arey Western T. choice hc;
:" iH'r ItyeNo In store. nominal at E545fc Flour
steady anal frelghts hrn. wheat. 3%C. corn 3isc.
Chicago. Nov Tile leading futures ranged as fol
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So Til rLAI\FIELD BOUND BROOK locals Week
DAYS LV. " sd NJ. D.. eaUC = 7 VI IL COrt
and Desb. e ~ \ " q o.. A' ard % i NJ
Ticsets and Pullman
lS broadway. tuicn sgtr~ West. ~ Columbus Ave y Y
TRANSFER 60 VII call and cheek baggage from hotel Of
residence through 70 destination.
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ne range Of contract prices marse, to.,

80 - - a.F"t HFTLN :
ave-sge Sarto fS:'" bags
faes HAM urg Z an~e market oIenec Unchang-5.
-op n 49, ZIG not lower sales 1000 bags Have
Coffee MARIE io..dayAL saints Day. Rio fee
market erm. No Rio. 1913. exchange 10 32d.
ceps % 900 bags cleared ne United States 70 900
bags; cleared for Eur Pc stock bags
The statistical position # Brazilian coffee : as
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LEHICH VALLEY.

stations foot OF WeS 1! to- and DvsbrSScs streets
tIeDua- Il z. Ferries
81 3 Irstr.sSes Sts Daily.
Except sunday SuE.-Iy PM S-..a Is \ VI sun
dsy - \. VI sunday si5 T. NJ sunday o p NJ sunday
. 4 ". D . = "
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IACKAWANNA RAILROAD

Stations Nsw-York- foot or BArciN ana Cnr1to-
pher Sta Ae4ss.
CroveIand M6n. e'Oo an 49, Pm
LACKAWANNA LIMITED -.lO:OV An So = m
New-York 4 Chicago Ex 1.Vo - ~
Chicago Bufralo Limited. o:lo p M
Ithaca & Bun ..--.--...- 80 p m ,I.dO 4 m
Syr, & Chi Ex. l@'uo mon AV'So ALL
ct 9 80 D. m.
and Pullman accommodations at llS 40 BROAD
way e5 Fifth Avenue. and IA Park Place.
%estcotts Express Company Will call Tor and cheek
haKx destination sDaux.
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Steamboats,.

CATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
- BOATS lea7e foot G: Christopher ST ekday
at NJ. connecting with h A r. R. at Hudson