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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28
BROWN REMAINS WITH @.
Denied lie Had Been Selected for Presi-
dency of PIttsburg & Gulf.

The Chicago Times-Herald says:
General Manager w. c. Brown, of
the Burlington, is not going to leave
the service of that road. The pub
lished reports that he had been select
ed for the presidency of the reorgan-
lied Kansas City, Pittsburg Il Gulf,
and that he had accepted the position,
were unwarranted. Both the
friends of Mr.. Brown and the Burling-
ton road will hope that the above
statement is true.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28
moMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION
Via the New Line, d., L. I. & N. w. Ry.,
Feb, 20, March q and go, April 3andI

Feb, 70, MATCH and 20, AprfI and Z.
One fare plus 81. Northwestern
Iowa, Western Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado. Utah, Wyoming,
Idaho, British Column bia, Manitob a,
Montana, Oregon and Washington,
For further information apply to w.
r. JafTray, c. p. IL I. A, 1908 Second
avenue. phone 1910 Rock Island, H.,
or j. ID. Sperry, c. p. & T. A, PIP
Brady street, phone 461, Davenport,
Iowa. l.. F. BERRY, G. p. A.,
Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28
Frequent Coughing

inhames the lungs Foley's Honey
and Tar stops the coughing and heals
the lungs. The ordinary cough med
icines, which are simply expectorauts.
will not do this, as they keep the
lungs irritated in throwing off the
phleCm All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28
a Card.

Phelps "4-C" Cough, Cold and
Group cure is guaranteed. 1t cures
chronic cases. 1t is out of the old
rut. For asthma and all other lung
troubles take &c" The Harper
House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28

I have always used Foley's Honey
and Tar cough medicine, and think it
the best in the world" saws Charles
Bender. a newsdealer of Erie, Pa. All
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28
AMUSEM ENTS.
Soocoooccocoooocooooooo

The fun in George H. Br~ bursts
farce. What Happened to Jones" to
be at Harper's theatre Saturday even
ing, is of the healthy kind, a fact upon
which Mr.. Broadhurst prides himself.
During the four months run of
Jones" in New York, crowded
houses laughed and applauded and
laughed again at the succession of
amusing incidents. The success of
the play in the United States has been
duplicated in London. where What
Happened to Jones" was produced at
the Strand theatre on July u last,
and made an instantaneous hit. 1t is
still running there, and seems likely
TO do so for year at least.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28

The dramatized version will be
given tomorrow night at the Burtis
of Marie Corelli's famous novel, The
Sorrows of Satan" An exceptionally
fine performance is assured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-28

This will be the final season of
Lewis Morrison's magnificent and
long to be remembered production of
Faust to be seen at Harper's thea
tire Friday evening, though from the
extensive and expensive mountings
which have been given the play this
year one would imagine it was Just
entering the field to remain, for many
seasons to come. Everything is en-
tirely new and recent inventions in
the way of mechanical and electrical
stage craft have been taken advantage
of, resulting in a thoroughly surpris-
ing and decidedly gratifying presen-
tation of a play which so long has
been among the most successful the
atrical enterprises. As stated, Lewis
Morrison's Faust" will positively
not tour after the conclusion of this
season, but it will continue to live in
the memories of the thousands who
have seen it for years TO come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1900

quoted Enc white yellow eseasl: coarse s9asOc.
gs go No. se sBs5e bran s sp s2i S bS S S
S my E eoaTTe winter bran Si Slg So latter
y chop ST. oilmeal SOS 30; lnseed oil cake SOS;
aRAIN-wHEAT- Liquidation proved to he the note
short interval O'Clock worlds STOCKS according
pared with nvs million last year the market
s6r tS anal an GAY sha especially so IN the last half
influence just mentioned there was very little bull
q the most discouragng features
weakness IN ali Of The foreign markets with the single
English markets on Berlin 3 al Pons marx net net lower oy
and Antwerp unchanged. Broomhai stated that the
eTage recently indicated. In the Northwest conditions
poets unsatisfactory . bun as most
IN the dsy -atbsr led tb SscIs ~ +i [ a1uluh late
fair srount 81 shoTf selling 1stT-s
count Spring wheat receipts only large as
all Western points about bush larger than
on Meanesoay afternoon is not expected to make any
cd 70 wne5I Re paily TRADE bulietn Of
wheat and hour increased during September $500
September PTeaiet9as for wednssdag
red New~York s6ssc: No ! hard Duluth. sq%c, old
Ssssc No 9RTLne!1 Chicago s2se' No hard Chicago
steadness until pressed d9wn in the afternoon by weak
port was on very small scale also not exceed
iRg 10 loads at the various ports English were
Or ei 1e @ s eGeP,s at Chicago amounted 70 l
day only $40 cars were expected The Government
dIton possibly little better than tRe sos per
477.e oATs0InaGence BY ce erT the n ana
Aet I6t oats easee on little during the day Receipts
for the pogemeqt No oats closed % sc No oats 25e
264c white IS ass sc: No White oIps 2sISe
western Soc both aaoa Mes State r Ss''S S5a a9S
Ns T5 Lli,;, quiet feeding,
JcElTIlBAT-AiaTet dull; quoted eoe65o i''' New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
EURoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. e.-Cgosiug-Beef-Elxtra India mess
steady. Ios prime mess steady, 65s Po-k-Prime mess
strong. Western uerces steady q
Iams-Sho-t cut a to 10 70. firm 46s Bacon-CInber-
cut 30 70, strong sos: rib IS 70 % 10
firm. SOS 6T; long clear middles. light 80 So 70
46s Cd. long clear middles heavy So 30 firm
backs 16 IS n. strong. As clear bel
a IS =. strong, sos ID Shoulders-Square. L.
70 "A 10 strong 33s Cheese-Auerican finest white
quiet 52s Cd DO coored quiet 5Ss TaIlow-Prirne
city nominaI Australian in London Arm. Cotton
seed oiI-Hul refined spot IN bbls steady, 23s Sd
pentine-Spirits steady. 3Os. Rosn-COm1n0n firm IS
Hops az London-Pacihc Coast steady f. $50 S. Lin
seed oil dull 35s Butter-United states finest oulet
95s do good easy Cd Petroleum. Sad Peas-Cana-
dian quiet. IS sl4d Wheat-spot-No red Western
winter steady As 3izd; No I Northern spring steady
elzd, No California quiet IS sid futures quiet;
American mixed new As SD: do old nominal: futures
STEADY: Noveulher 3l2d. December Esd; January
3s 11Sd. FTour-St Louis fancy winter steady. Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-Tork. October 9 1900.
for export alive, cars for sIaugherers and for
doiHs Feeling steady Dressed beef quiet gec per
10 Io Aitl'e s!s ana at o &c IoF Texas beef Cables
dressed weight refrigerator beef eq1oc per n. Ship
263e quarters 81 beef o all to LVeTpqol Tonorrow the
I9rA viii carry 500 quarters OF beef to Southampton
we're on sale and arm; grassers almost
yeas sold at 81 5055 IS SO per 100 n Hix5 ,vs ''
50 J0 dressed calves firm City dressed veas sa2 per
IS 50 per 100 10 do i65 D. at S s7s do 40 b. at
George Dlenbaek: veals. 10 al 81 so; 10 mixed
Il, 59 . Son o n ys3s "a d IS 50 DO iSs
SHEEP AND I-AMBS-ReCeipts - cars or g 4O6
aHd single d 2F Ras 6s o ae9 ~ the
ma9d active and prices fairly steady for both sheep and
sold At $Sg$4 % per 100 ~ common 70 prime lambs
Dressed mutton steady base ~ dressed lambs
ioS Go %; Si7 y yT q lambs q sos
do s. 70. at s. so II Virginia sheep IS n. at So .;
robn 4 shannon 2sI virginia lambs. ea n. at s. s.;
10 Virginia sheep 90 n 81 ~ 50 IS at S4
5. judd ( Co: 90 Kentuckyo lambs 50 10 at s. so;
las KENNEDY sheep he 90 H. at i, s. So a. - . &C. 400
80 n at $ So 245 Virginia sheep so n at So 25 "a do,
MsP5ss%9 Co. , al y Virginia Z Is9s ul 81 n at
J. H wilksrson: 27s Virginia lambs. 81 n. at So; 10
5. Sanders. go Psnnsyvania lambs. p n. ar SO
J. H. Hume & Bro; 157 state lambs 66 n. s. az;
- State sheep 113 n p 8 do, 81 n So.
HOGS-ReCeipts were cars, 1873 head
t cars on sac e. ce nF hos sy i ana SeeFs es 81
IS per n; Southern Western pigs S5GS5 IS:
country dressed steady.
Sales Judd q Go Gate yeste!day9: % state hogs,
s. 20, Western I24 n. s. Ice n
IS so; rs Western pigs. ia n at IS S5 2o9
s. IS. > roughs. SOC n. 81 20.
5 Sanders Gate Yesterday: 10 State hogs n at
s. 70; 4 do. 129 n So 20: 80 do ls7 s. 20;
pigs 100 n. at s. so Eoughs 2o5 70 "a 81 75 do $40
J. H Hume Bro. date Yesterday: III State hogs
Isl n IS 10; q roughs. 2s2 n. 81 10
George DIlenback 0ate Yesterday: 70 hogs
10. AT IS rs: rouEhs 293 70. Al 81 70; BIS 10
- so
andrew Mullen date yesterday) State hogs. 246 10
NJ C-T,ns date yesterday; as Pennsylvania hogs POI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10

N nond 2Q21sc Dan Tamase's Sons Company's weekly
circular says The thought the
Year ana likewise experiences cause the trade to
whole rice contingent the usual ard
employees advsedy. in view the that the prodlc
oh or rice In the United States
us requirements, even in this
OF t@eisn Will have 70 be imported up for the
oeCIsncy az me close As vet, only nub end OF the
crop mas oeen dealt with, and favoring. that
the demand has practically kept pace supply.
Tanage NeW-Orleans. telegraphs louisiana crop
nent 70 date; Receipts. sacks; year
4SSlO SACKS sales cleaned estimated 70 275 bbls: last
year 81 @53 bbls. Good inquiry. Market firm, Rough
500 bbs; sales ESQ bbls prices
SUGAR-The advance expected in refined
sugar did not materialize. but brokers taking ad
vantage OF the low rates and buying actively The
tatons follow cut loaf crushed 615c: doinoes Gin
half bols only and mould &c; and xxx pow
dered 6eQc; powdered powdered and fruit pow
deTed oS0c Eagle Confectoners granated, &c; Eagle
coarse granuated extra fine graduated, n cartons,
10 bags and 10 bags OF nne granulated $500 Eagle fine
graduated. standard granulatsd and diamond A. Toe
oo1fectioners A Bose Nos I and . 500 No g. 5.c5c
J30c: No .. 25C; No s. 520C: T. BLOC; No :,
Sc; No g. soc No 10. soc No Il 4.s0c; ID
475c Nos Il Is and 16. roc. The situation
radically changed to-day. The continued
quiet but about steady nominay unchanged prices
the basis OF 4%C for centrifugal 96 test "A for
vado and &C molasses Gables quiet with
barely maintained the basis es HAD for October
and es 10i2d for the future option.
IOBACCo-The market ruled Arm. with good demand,
and sales LOTS
including 200 1897 Pennsylvania seed leaf at
lSc, 800 1899 Pennsylvania seed leaf l2
o1zc 200 crop 1899 Zimmers at 5ac, 125
crop 1899 NewEngand seed leaf 25g35c and 90 cases
crop lSS8 NewEngland Havana seed lSG40c Sales Of
Foreign were 40G bales Havana 50cdSi 10 in bond and
10 bales Sunatra at socaS1 20 in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Oct acknowledging. 1000 head includ-
ing 800 Westerns 500 Texans. Native about
steady butchers steady Western strong; Texans
strong higher Natives: Best sale to-day.
load, 50 20: prime steers, 50 5O6S6: poor
medium 81 selected feeders So 756$4
mixed stockers 81 5O6$3 Is: cows 81 65dS4 %:
heers So S2GS2 90 bulls So 2OGS4 20:
calves S4GS6 10. TexRns-Receipts 500 head; best
sale to-day carload Texas fed 81 269
asa %. Hogs-Recepts today, - 600 head
$1,000 estimated. $500 head Average. &C
lower top butchers, 81 q5dS5 40 good
10 choice 81 95GS5 2Tz rough heavy 81 SpgS4 go light
81 906S5 bulk IS 1885 30 Sheep-Beeeips,
Is 600 head sheep steady lambs steady; good
So so Western sheep SO S0GS4 90 Texas sheep 81 5O
So lambs 81 25GS5 40: Western lambs 81 IS
GS5 80
Cincinnati oct e-Hogs quiet 81 25G$5 81 y. Cattle
strong, Sc 75GS5 -, Sheep hrm S2g$4 Lambs strong
So 25G$5 so .-.- -
prime. 25fS5 80: 50 254S3 70 Hogs steady:
fine heavy IS 5OQS5 assorted mediums s. 45d
s. so best Workers s. 4O light do s. 51S5 IS grasseis
- 25QS5 pigs quality $5S5 % roughs 80 S14
81 Sheep steady wethers. S4nSi Is;
81 5oGS2 80. lambs sass 80; 70 good
- 5Og$5i veal calves. 50 50GSb 80
East Buffalo oct s-Receipts-Cattle. Il cars; sheep
care sheep lambs cars; Cattle nom
iually unchanged. Calves choice extra S1
81 20: choice. 5OdS7 sheep and lambs opened
on yesterdays basis % s. 60S5 20. but later became
easier lower closing FOR lambs choice % extra y 90
ass 70 good cholcie. 50 25GS5 so common fair.
choice S4GS4 export So T5aSi: Canada
lambs. s. 3OdSS e. HoEs-fIsavy, s. 81 S 90 mixed
- 90 Workers, s. 4nafSj So pigs s. 90 grassers - %
50 40; roughs 81 709s5 stays 50 o$4 . close steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October .. 1900.
CoFFEE-The coffee market from start 10 finish, re
veres conditions prevalent MondsE. then the market al
vanced 10 p points and business was active. Q
DAY generally weak, prices declined 10
-0f-rs bIsrrss slow. The total transactions were
confined - 500 bags The market opened at q de
-Ire O. points and finished a. decline OF 10
points officially stated. steady II tone The
vrEert5re however. remained weak, TACT due 10
ezrrzodiuzry receipts which Influenced first the Euro
mean market and through the markets Of this coun
~ The weakness abroad manifested IN decline
4 l-G& francs Eavre decline Of 4 pig at Ham
steady markets at unchanged prices AT
F and santos the ports received 10000 bags
-2gllsy this enormous movement were Warehoess
reduced S16S bags. while the
st-tru1e O. buyers II the market for spot sup
plies reflected marked apathy with bids on round lois
a. lover prices while holders adhered 10 the nominal
basis Of Sac for No Rio invoice lots For the hrst
this the American visible supply exceeds
10000 bags. il Is loo0.3Ts bags with The ten
denc. u the direction OF stil more
burdensone total Cleared Santos October : steamer
The Tazse = contract prices the local market to
Ia q frlilwE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
SOUTHERN corToN MARKETS.

Orleans Cotton quiet and easier r,idzl,,g
lose low middlng lOc: ordinary sssc: -eceiDts
1882 ' $500 49, ''0eN'
Memphis. Oct. Cotton steady: rniddIinE 1OI.c low
mddng sac good ordinary S7sc; receipts 469 bales:
shipments ASS: sales. ZOO: stock, 80 96S
Galveston, Oct. Cotton firm. middli1E
ding S-l6ci good ordinary. Lice: receipts 2O.O63
bales; exports coastwise. 1904; stock. 11T194
St Louis Oct Cotton quiet middling 10 5-l6c; low
ulddlng Zoe. good ordinary. 9AsC:
bales; gross 3, T03 shipments, 3d. stock Il 49,
Savannah, Oct. Cotton quiet noulinally unchanged
nddng 1Osc low middling receipts OS6 bales.
exports coastwse. 10; sales 143; stock. 50. s7s.
Baltimore, Oct Cotton nominal: middling iOac.
low midding. 10 7-16c: good ordinary is-I6e ross
receipts. $50 bales; stock. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10

Ihe foewing the Quotations leading descriptions
I1O ana Pennsylvania feeces-X and above. 2562sc
AA and X above, 2sc delalue. zee No 1 comblng 2SG
nc: soarse and braid washed 26a2Te Michigan. Wis
sL7in sso-A michigan 2G13c: No I Michigan comb
ing 27g2se; No do 2Ta2se: 4 blood washed 28ae7c
ana braid washed. 25a26c; hns dealne. 26d27e
SH"asnedt medium. etc.-EeutuCky and Indiana =
piood combtng. 2iG25c; \ blood. 24G25e Missouri =
oloG cor1plnR 3124c. blood. 23F24c;
Iog@le lake and Georgia. 22a23c Territory secured
Aio-l5lna and wyoming. fine medium fine
-t44ec staple SOC; Utah. tine medium fine
~ is; sc2u5se 4Ie4se staple soc Idaho tine
no me, iS toei secured 4II4Sc staple. SOC Austria
nan secured basis: SPOT proes-Cou1bing superfne no
MAJ ezqs3c, good IsQs0c: average. INaIac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKrr.

Liverpool, Oct 9, m.-Cotton-SpO-Niod bust
ness; prices barely steady American uidding 1924.
for speculation and export included 800 American
Receipts, 5000 bales, including 3 200 American Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed quiet but steady
American mddng ] October. 6I-6445 G. 64d buy
ers, October and November : 4-64G5 45-64d BUYERS.
November and DECEMBER. -64G5 4O-64d sellers; De-
Cenber and January. 36-6465 37-64d
and February. 3364d5 3+-64d buyers: February and
March. 1-645 32-64d sellers. April 29-4d
buyers April and May 276465 2s64d buyers; May and
June, 26-6+05 27-64d sellers. 3
sellers, July and August 23-64d value: August and
September, i6-64G5 17-S4d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10

o-lo1 Exchange special Liverpool cahes.spot cotton
-.e-sJe demand. sees, 700 bales speculation and
o Hl1t-ilE upland. 1921 Futures opened barely
ssseF Lagoon advance. As quiet, Z "a a
- ~ lower closed quiet but steady 1zNlh points
yer December 53Gzs January February
.coz1 February March 53Iizs March-Aprti. 3 2+bi
LA 521-zD HayJUne. 5.2elzs5 JHne-July. 525s
-Elst. a3v- AUFust-SeptetuDer. 5.16izb October
60 october November. 544izb: November December
5-archesteT-1arns quiet hut steady. Cloths
u8suGs-oniurn was quiet ouinine ruled steady
-Lf az fo-oWe Opium cases - 1898 ia job
l--k - 1Lz9s2 p, powdered. - J5dS4 % morphine
iN domestic DI!k
f--t'. feset9n manufacturer. bulk $685. outside
-rs bulk. 2fT57c $500 ESSENTIAL. OILS The sales
--eiT was very fair but selections % small
Il -H prices were quoted follows; Anise 81 45G
prime. - -zf 2 30 cassla. sbceISli Gu
= % 2s3 90 lemon prime e0cEs1 Is: low grade N5p
n t--i7Hzrsss. native. 81 s0aSi %. distilled.
go 90 mustard natural. s5sfS5 -; artificial. 50 20
49, ~ cases 81 I5aS1 20. Dennyr1val 81 20QSI 30;
lstt= natural 4o6-5c: artf- aI. S5m4uc. spearmnt.
49, Janst = Io1sl p; Vintergreen, natural. 81 20
~ artificial 55aTec sg0rms=ed sfaS1 Is. NORWOOD.
~ f.2so -kDOIS-fEtlden seal rather weak.
49, - az other KINDS steady. The fob5ing de-
tas very fair We quote: Burdock 7Isc; gentian.
49, ginseng. 81 50Gs4 %. ginger. Jamaica.
hz- --14zc b.eached. I4TIGc. golden seal. 55d6iJc;
hlr@c. 4a5c 10 bzlee Of 400 n selected. sGl5c IN
,,safsaTaTla. Honduras. "oH35c- Mexican Sc
a. estern 4o14lci Southern. 3s83sc snake. Can
lHtlrHl. l5c stripped, zoe Texas 3Dtl56c-
EnS - AND GEAL-Cu spring wheat grades buyers
Rssz+ remain about l0U2fc and the general
litite activity, IN sympathy
s ses -; winter patents 7Oas4 spruE clears. $50
e Ia NO - sJUS3- No = winter
ar - - grade. si9aSl9 - per ten. spot and 70
FLOT-P ~ HEAT FLOER-s2 2oGS2 30 n r
& GOO - 4oass 20. cORNMEAL-duiet kiln dTled
" as 70 brand. BAG MEAI-steacyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF West Tveu,y-third street and ps.
6rosses and CortIaRdt strssts
- ne leaving time from DeSbroSses and
- streets Is Ave minutes later than
station. except where otherwise noted
30 a; " FAST MAIL-Iauaied 20 two Buast ParIor
CHICAGO NJ % Eit.sogIs sleeping Car Pitlsburg
555 NJ W. FAST sI>- kzIssE7,-P,ss,burs Cleveland
Compartment $685. - f1se4A llNlIEltuiruaa
tan cars For sBIlss. DaiHs slokag and o6ssrvs
1.3a9sAPalis. Lousyliis 81 Leafs --'7'' lHA'l
Foe Toledo Nasaeiis va c + Ll s,
555 P, N. ST Iot9is * x hSSis p,,., r.
5.5S p. VI NEST rs sRI I' E5Zpsaz s. Louis
=55 eI1fept sa:I-iay-
R5ate C5nTee.a 9 2 a aay VIA shsaanaqah Valley
$50 p. VI. CIEvEIsS1 s,s s5eR s2f5T,y
i'l-Ss---F7r Ptttshurs. Cleveland Cfncinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
30 500 1910 Deshrosses and Cortland, s,-ss-.
tDesbrS So,'s GaT leSS .Dians Carr l255 40
grsssional Lin All Pa-or ana Dining CarsS z * z
sunSsS 81 ~ 'Dalns SaTl - P m y - sht.
81 s6 rSsanal Lin = an ParioT ana Daiag Cs-s ak
NO. ''ins tarl, ASS Dining Carr as p. n. T. 10
soG5 5 ;F RArLwAY--E1press as. AS p n. 121O
NORFOLK 3E5 oh: AND WESTERN RA1LwAv-For Memphis
AILANTiG COAST LINE-Exp7ess. $50 a. m and o =
cI5EE e AFEAEE s OHIO RALwAT-s55 a. N. and
sEA L2 Arp AIR LIE-Ezpress 1855 p n and 1910
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFo1K-71a
A. NeS tS-141y and SO m daily
D
Standard Coaches.
A-Af.E MAH--l&J5 .. wezk
or points or New York Long Branch Railroad Cf7am
vFerty-tHlrd street StatlCnl n
80. 4lo 81 and 655 IT. sundays. s.25 a T.. IS
=. m IRON Desbrcsses and CoEtiandt Srreetsl eco
n I--e $40 40, SO. and 100 ?. IA sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
oio tDesorosses and Corrlsndt Streets 500 ~ T5s
- 80, 30 tsa5 Penna- Limited 10 10 CDesorosses
anu Cor 5ndt Streets. 10 20l Dining
arr. lla5 l. .. 210 C0esbrosses Cortlaudt
a-s ---il -95 30 $50 40 L . Dining carr A55
INNS ,SS9TL $50 Dining carr, 40 SIS, SIS. -
p m = 10 night Sundays. $40 80 juo coaches
80, 500. 20 ass Omitted 9 81 1875 Dining Car
a n LOO. 1.d5 Dining Carl 5.25. SIS. - Dining
tarh 80 Dining car. 5.55 Dining Carr T55 SIS
500. % p IN. u 10 night
Ticket offices. I254 III 80
SS-osaewayi l Astor House Vest Tventy-thrd Street
-atl'af ana stations foot OF
SleeLS Court Street $50 Fulton Street 0s Brladwsy
4h1 Fennsylvania Annex Station. BruokIyu- station
Jersey CITY, The New York Transfer Company win caIl
LOT and check baggage from hotels and resfdsness
through 10 destination
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON =
General Manage General Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
80 RosroN WOOL MARKEr.

Boston. 9-There increase OF sales IN
the market week but the demands made
We're only the pressing needs OF manufacturer
Prices buyers have been able in some
instances prices less than the nrst quotations
asked. Dealers have fun confidence that the
low point Of value has been reached and look for a
better general market Territory woods
continue lead the sales. Fine medium and hne sta
PIE Is 4T04Sc secured while strictly staple call
for SOC. Fleece woods quiet with prices nominal
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new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISIO-lN

sI2 A NJ and 335 2. " DaIIy. except SUNDAY 70
Pfrrshed; Sundays only ~ . - A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with pi1-sch Light.
Ticket Offices fl3. psi. AZ and 1I6 Broadway
T--t1r W. 20 Columbus A 125th 81
l25th 81 I3sth Stations York. S3s ant pa
Fulton St and 104 Broadway T. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 3S-h Street for New
Baggage checked from residence ny
Express Company
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot Of Chambers ST.
a follows, and minutes earlier from " 2Sd s.
n. Daily--S0lid train for Buffalo. Arr. D. n
Biughamton Wavsriy. Elmira and Bradford Coaches
Tor and cafe dining car 20 Buffalo
m Daiy--CEicag0 Liufted-Fast mal-Soiid
train Chicago. arriving so Arr Cleveland 40
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland C1Dcunati Dining
$50 , Daily-Budalo and Cleveland E-xPressArr.
Bradford 20 jamestown go and Youugs
town 1c2T n Cleveland 1880 sieepers Buffalo
ard Cleveland. Gaze car.
m. Daliy--Soud train FOR Brghau1ton. Waver-
" Fl.ra Chicago SIsepers Buffalo. Chicago Cneu-
natl Dining car
TtslChsIs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS az III H. 26I 40I and a5T
Broadway I55 125th and 25S West l25ta
-ssn15ers and ferries Sew-York. nj
So Fulton 9S Broadway. BrookIyas 10 River
TToboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
~ calls for checks baggage destination.