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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New YORK FOOT OF Chambers S.
follows. and 5 minutes earlier from " I'd 81
900 a Daiy.-Soid train FOR Buffalo ATT. ..
Wavsrly EimirA and Bradford Coaches.
parcr car and cafe dining 20 Buffalo
ESQ D. Daiiy.-Chcago Ltmited-Fast malt-SolA
Chicago arriving - , n Arr Cleveland 40 a
Sieepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
$50 ,. Daily.-Bgaal0 and Cievelaaa Exp-sss-A-r-
Buffalo IeS. Bradford 10 Janles1oWl uo enI ASaas9-
Cleveland - 30 Sleepers BEf<l1
Cleveland CAFE
" Elrira Chicago. Ssepsrs Buao Chicago. Cinci1
TIslCKESIs- Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS III. I12. 26i. +O1 and a5T
Broadway. 155 l25th s. and 20 West L25th ST..
Shsmbers and sd 81 ferries. Sew-York, S33 and
St. 9s Broadway, Brooklyn II River St.
4oboken. and Jersey City station New Transfsr
Go. calls for and ehscks baEgaks y destnation-
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LTvERPooL CoTToN MARKEr.

taverPool Oct 20 p m.cotton-spot-Fair dsuand
Lrlces steady; American mddng fair SID. good mid
dlnSs . !3-32d; middlins. Sled low middnr SID:
Eood ordinary 2S32d; ordinary SAD The sales OF
We cay We're 5000 bales OF which 500
Ilu ana export and included American Re
; 100 bales including is 700 American. Futures
Seisu quiet put steady and closed
ding m October I2-s495 s-s45 seiis-s. Oc,Hbe-
and Novenber 5646s 664d buyers: November ana De-
N1o+e 1c buyers, December January
1sI1e $500 so buyers; January and February eO6ld
,Tt1e, FEBRUARY and March. 5S-64d4 5e-64d BUYERS
Sarch and Aprl 56s4F94 81 e4d buyers: April ana
x - 1900 9-t4d buyers; May and June 54-648
o5ld seers: June and July 5S-64d buyers july ana
.aSus 5l64G4 5264d sellers; August and Sep,ernbsr
46-6484 47-e4d sellers $50 'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
81 A. NJ and 3.35 p. n. Daily. excert Sunday %
Pittsheld: Sundays only az 80 A. N
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices at us. 26l. and Broadway s
CTrfon So w. 275 Columbus Ave. I33 West i25th St
f25th St 1871 ST. Stati0ns New York 23S T25
Fulton and 104 Roadway. z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 3Sth Street. New York Central Cab
checked from hotel residences b
Express Company
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

for two ia Gays we're . 942 o4 as FOR
saqghtersrs and Sc for the market n1aking with a the
city ara As at sxtieth-st Steers We're in moderate
nand and selling shade lower; bulls and dry cows
l5c The yards cleared ne market closing
81 s 81 p 100 b. sfof ss sh0 at s. o5 mixed
tie at IS 5o9$s IS bulls 50 256s8 10 cows 81 500
20 CO. Dressed 6ee n some 4esn1 I gyS per u and
lye saI ana og Tr LOT s+s4ss Csta sanP al II
Gl8c per n dressed weight REFRIGERATOR beef at eng
Messba sailed today with $50 cattle and 100 quarters
9s rs beef IF f Sss for and
quarters Of beef Estimated for Swift q ca row
$500 Quarters of beef Gatter estimated. ,..o
a = ,G i s. E Ss$ q 4slJ ?5 &
= 3 y g 8, s i s St s. n at Sc 70
MFhsrso@ Co. e Virginia I s5se rs 1873 z at g 20
tSof Ky DO 1sa2 h. IS 12 IS do i21s at s. SS
n Virginia steers and 03e9 1888 ~ At 81 2 2S
e balls at 1852 cows a y 1S 90 SO $50 49, 1915 at
81 So i do 925 ~ at 81 Is Is do So ~ at 81 90; Il
Ns~t2a Ohio steers: 1880 n a. IS =. Is s;s
1225 S To- 2 z. o5i So oxen 1915 n5
Sc @ n at 81 d h Sss steers at g 81 ~ s. 49,
g 1870 n @ s o. z %ess %rgn ias 90 n l2 81 e 3:
& & 8? es3s { iSs -, oxen, 20. ~.
g 81 s6 d. at io s. Ct o. fG4 lsts e S
bull. rs II & 5 S S o. ssff5e e s. z st $
no at s3 . DO 600 10 So IS: s65 n. at 8:
do $50 n. at 81 90; IS do. So n. at 81 90. 40
Je ~ 7 Srif IS DO Isl n at s. GS cows $40
SIS To- rs DO 787 ~ 50; DO SO 70 at 81 60 10 90;
CO. DO s3S r. a 5 Sc So s 2 DO It So & fs
90 'G Sac NJ 40 at s. 90: do "a n so n
J. H. Hume Bro: bull $40 n at g; do s sSe
M4s sS fQ Su Il P. s. !, g g s. e g.
at IS 10; do s04 10 at So o5 do 655 10 at - 20
at 81 GO; 10 do. $50 10 at 81 IS. %. - =.
John Ducey: bull 12o n at So co. 10 90 s9 10 AZ
4s9 H. 81 so 10 cows 9l1 10 at 81 IS do 949 ID a.
81 so: do. 10. 81 65 10 do SIS 10 at u % -
s. Judd Co bulls $50 10 at 81 80: ID cows 'o' ID
j. a wilkerson: Is Kentucky 1414 n at s. So
7s6 i 10 at 81 70. do SOC ~ at 81 e5
CALVES-Receipts were 25s9 head incadns % 81, sSs
stale calves $50 on which ZOOS at Si1teth-st
Jersey City Veals were IN falr aeaa ne. in
demand al prices for best lots while coarse
grades slow. there wac go9a 6Sts SS per
100 n small calves and cus down to "a eraser a
calves at So 259S4 City dressed veas steady al e2V
per 100 n 10 do ~ 10 IS 25 10 DO lbs 10 at s.
40 i27 h. at Sc do. 1877 ~ at Sc; i grasseFs lob
ID a n 20 Hume Bro: veaIs IS So 30 DO 10
~ at IS 2 2s 90 l26 n Al IS les s. on the o lot 40 s s
do 254 n al 81 100 grassers 2o7 N. at 3d. year
CO % n ssn a. - Is do 81 st s. s e g.
I42 assers s. sTl- 43 do. pa 10. at 50 20
yeaT na1sS M Mullen veais 145 10 at IS s5 Is do i2s
10 az ST. 10 DO ls2 10 at 81 5oi do 100 10 at 90
s s9 81 J a =: iss 10 at ss 81 do ace 50
J. c. curtis Son "a yees 49, 10 at g 90 gss St
AZ S. tsd calves go N. 50 y 200 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
NAVAL STORES.

Although prices for spirits quotabiy higher The
ndartone market firm, owing 70 the
light supply and fair inquiry from 1oooers
quiet but firm at unchanged prices we quOe'
TAR-Reg1lars, So do OIL bbls, 81 %.
SPIRITS URPENTINE-441 y case. -
ROSIN-Commou good strained. 81 ~ 13gS1 ~: y,
81 1881 so: r 81 IS; G. 81 30; H, 81 e5 81 K y 1O
NJ. 50 30: y. 81 65: W G. So; " W. s. So
STOCK ON HAND.
ROSin, bbls
Spirits urpentine bbs. 500
Charleston. Oct 2s.-Turpentlns firm. 4o1so Rosin
Nex-orleans Oct. 29-Recelpts-Rosn. 225 bbls Ex-
ports 70 Liverpool 900 bbls 500 bbls rosn
Savannah, Oct 29-Splrits turpentne firm, 4Og4O72c'
receipts bbs. sales 1886 bbls exports, Gus Dds
Rosin firm unchanged receipts, APPS bills exports
1892 bbls. - ., A. ooe.o,.
receipts 81 bbls steady. 81 2GS1 20 receipts AZ
Ibis crude turpentne steady 81 49s2 90 receipts 44o
bbIs Tar firm, 81 -; receipts, 81 bbls
London Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bis 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Frank II.

FtEEeraId surroEste Of the County e New YORK.
NOTICE HEREBY given 20 all persons having claims
against Schiller late Ga the County OF New
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscrber place Of transacting AZ ths
ofices OF Theau & Beam, Counseors at Law b
AZ wall Street. the City Of New York
hrteenth day November 1900. next. Dated York
the 3Oth day OF April, 1900 DoRoTHEA sCHIFFER E1-
THEALI. BEAM. Attorneys for Executrfr Nos as
and AZ Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
JOSEPH P. wEssMAN.-n pursuance of a

- o-der NJ Hon Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate the
County Of New York. notice hereby given all per
SONS having claims against Joseph P WessmRn late
the County York. deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber al the ONCE
No 40 Nassau Street. IN the City % New York. or
besore the 25th day OF April next
Dated New York october 22nd 1900
CLARA K WESSMAN, Adnnfnisrratrir
Russell 4 Percy Attorneys for Administrative, Ne g
Nassau Street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Spot closed quiet with quotations lice lower
n the basis Of 7-l6c Tor mddng upland and il-l6e
for milling Gulf sales, 1900 bales Southern spot
markets felesraphed follows: New-Oreans quiet
e. - NOZZLE nominal s7sc Savannah quiet and steady
e. s5sc Charleston SIC nc higher Wilmington
Gull Norfolk steady &c; Baltimore nominal
@sc Eernrh.s steady 15-18c l-I5c higher and Au
gusa quiet Lie lice lower Estimated receipts
tororroW New-Orlesns = ono % % 600 bales
hEesf 70 4f7 and q $50 last year. At Hous
@ = 990 - 900 bales against 81 9G5 last week and
y .ze2 East year
HeeeHts ~ the and interior points today com
PARED WIKI the day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

22%e; October. 22Ho; December. 22He: May s4sso: No
white. 25c.
Toledo. Oct .S-Wheat active steady: cash, Octo-
Der and November, TIC; December Use May SIC Corn
fairly active and weak cash. 3S1sc; October so Deem
Der. So1sc Oats dull and UNCHANGED: and October
&c; December &c Rye 53c- C1overseed active and
Der. Sc rs; March, Sc 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Trains leave Franklin St Station " Z. as follows
and Ism later foot West 42d St, ~. P:
s715 A A.-For Intern polts to Albany Montreal
f11:2O A. ND Lake Mohonk MlnnsEaska. Saratoga
and CaJskil Mountains
s2:4o P M.-Con. Ltd for Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
f3:45 P. No For Hudson River points . Albany
.6:15 P. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Clsve ChieaEo-
$500 M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit q St Louis
-e:l5 p M.-For Sy-a. RCch. Mag Falls. Dst q Chi
sDaily Italy. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No ] IO:45 A II. 2 az P n Leaves Jersey
City p r r Sta No. I II 20 A ", az 3-35 p. NJ
Time tables principal hotels and Offices BsgEz4s
checked from hotel residence by Westcott ED c. Il
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Notice is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Arthur Gllender late OF the County York
deceased present the same with vouchers
the once OF Seth Robinson Esq. No. 2O5 Broaday
IN the CITY OF York Borough OF Manhattan on or
18th Of February next. Dated New YORK
tbe an day Of August. 1900 JESSIE GIILENDER
AdminIstratrtx SETH b. HtOSICS)-S! Attorney for Ad
ministratrfx Broadway, New York, n. 2. Borough
OF Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
WABASH RAILROAD.

FREE Reclining Chair Cars.
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAIN
FAST TIME. LOW RATES.
Queen CITY SuecsaP' leaves a II,
rtves Chicago 1855 A. N. 81. Louis p. n, Kansas
City $50 p. II day
Famous Continental Limited leaves New York daily
Z. NJ. Detroit 7S1 a N. Chicago as P. N.
ST. Louis us P day. Kansas cry second
ing O'Clock Also through for chicago and 81
Louis, leaving COO l. and $50 p. NJ daily.
II. 3 MCCLELLAN. e.. E A. SS7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 2ospring wheat No N9T Tis1 1,S o
No red 7sc: mixed. 74AG75c No white, 749o- corn
very dull asked for old No yellow 42te no y Sc-
new, 10 yellow. 41a42c. Oats steady: No z white
oes =. No white 2S14c No white 24lsc: No mixed
24c; No mixed 231ac Barley Western cHoaSS
best $4,000: fair to good. 54gotei common, Cye'
STATE 5T06Oc Rye, l in store. 66c- Flour sIea1y,
CANA freights-ates Up strong and at closing sac was
nsiI on wheat: corn, sac: barley, &c 10 NeV-1orA
Chicago Oct 29-Ths leading futures ranged as roi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE Va al OAOCf VI E1Ou- AOuer
G Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York
ro.iee Is hereby given all persons having ms
sSsfnst isaac Griggs Of the County OF York
deceased 10 present the with vouchers
%bs .nhsoriber place OF transact1ng
tbe oface OF Johnston Johnston, Nos Centre
Sree IA the Borough Of Manhattan. in the City OF New
w. on or before the day OF March next
dated New York, the 9th day OF August. 1900.
CATHARINE A. GRIGGS. Executrfx-
JOHNSTON q JOHNSTON. Attorneys for Executrix
and 10 Centre St, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City
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Railronos.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a


'4A1ONS foot Of West Twsnry-third Street and Dss-
Dresses and cortiandt Streets
me ieaTtnE time from Desbro.ses and
C"Fuandt streets Is dve minute. Inter than
s.anon. except where otherwise noted.
Gar. Nv. ~ sASI 4AII--LAmi,sd Buffet Parios
Chicago No oS 70 s'.sogTs slse9ns Car PtsSu1E "a
S5S 4. NJ NJ FAST PFyzsy7 vr,s.,5urg qsvss4a
toa caqs fa slssPns Diang sOGlaE ana os.sTys-
1 5Hasdis az Loul.vtls 81 LSuis-
For Toedo Nashville wis ciacnaas i and Iosls.
S55 p NJ ST LoUis Ex lf185 p,r,.surx Co
55 ?. NJ Wg gq 4EI k'P PEBF s. 5Seis 49,,
=55 5'eJ 70 except satgElay.
Shiesgo For Kaox15s s5I S- s.Bi5sssS tai as
s25 r, VI &C., III TyTaas except s9sS-ssy ~
THESS.-F7r Pt'tsolrE. Cleveland cineiazstL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
t t6esSr 6D2ins GaT ISss Dias Ca, 40
ErsssonaI Lin ali Pa2far s sS .5@ 2 ,z a. Is s
sgnaS Is SIS 'I 10 e s Ss5l . , n = e 80
e. Dining Car ASS D ssT9r e eng D5sT Cas il5
Gdahas ssISJ RAILwAY-E1press as as p H.
ana i Ne5H 6 5ND WESTERN RAILwAY-Tor Msmphs
AIpL p 1 6sEc COAST LIE-E1prsss SIS n ana sz
cH4E5SSA a 8 e. OHIO RAILwAr.-sss n ana
s1 nEb 5s,T AIR LINE-E1press 12 p n ana lals
Tee GLR POINT IN COMFORT ard NoRFoLz-Ts5 N
ATLANTIC CITY&oSS p n sally :, ,r-..-s.v.
= Standard CoacIes A''417' I'-l9' 1880
care NAT-t.-- - 80 -.
West 80 IoFk a1d Loas Branch Eaiiroao ,sr9a
SOS L m - l.rd street Staton) $50 a a. L<-os
Cs--n I Io and 4S5 n sundays. . ass ? n
40 81 'ossss and Cortia1dt StTeetsl SVO lAoos
~ 1-%o and = 70 .. ssrrdsys - a. = Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
a5o [Ds:erossss Cortland, strss,s 620. rs TSs
srd 80. 20 $50 Penaa Lulitsd) i0l0 tDsseTosass
Car, n s5 Streets lO2o Dinng Carr I0s5 Dining
44oo a m. I28. 210 (DesbFosses and Cortlandc
s1TseLs &2l ass, % ass Dining Carr. ass
I-.-s ,SsrJ oo5 Dining Carr. 7b5. SIS SO al
So. SIS, Is Sss dImi5c47. S. SIS 5DininE Cari
- t=oS loS Dining Carl. -. 3-55. 4-25 Dining
Sag 49S Dining Carr 81 IS DINING carr. T.55. SIX
80. 80 p. m, = 10 night
Brosa Sees Nos al 945. 1873, 1854 III. and 2sf
I5.osG~dS' Aston House. Wsst TvFeuty-third Street
ana stations foot OF Deshrosses and COrtsnds
Court Street SEQ Fulton 9S Broadway
FeansyIvania Annex Station. Brooklyn. Station
ersey lily The New York Transfer Company viii caIt
through 70 destination
Railroad Cab Se-yfrs
J. B. HSICHINSON J. r WOOD.
osnera4 Manage. General Pass'r Azsrt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Foreign Coffee Markets Santos-Coffee market steady;
goo average santos. 6SSo receipts - 900 bags stock,
l--.1,ttY E4U-b1rg-COffee market
opened Z pig higher; at go net unchanged 10
: pig higher; GALES 5000 bags Havre-Coffee market
opened E-ezly unchanged. y n advanced 4 franc:
L. steady and unchanged; 500 I steady and
hanged total sales ZOO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
lIs4so 1850 $500 300 $1,000 al 80 A N 100
siso 800 "a 80 400: t4S0 $780, 100 Il So Fs.Oo
lifG:25 p. NJ. s12-15 -ndt -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1880. tS:0O 1000. al 80 NJ II 90 sf.s0 en-
500 100 P. NJ. s12:15 mdt. @
Of1ces L4b4rty ST Ferry South Ferry, rs, III al
"a e45 1900 1854 Rroaday 1I3 5th Ave. TsT Ave-
Is Union So. West 15S East 12sth ST. pa West I2Sts
ST., PAS Columbus Ave New York: Court 81 "a sf11
Fulton St. Brooklyn 50 Groad az WIlIialsbyir~ No.
York Transfer Co calls foE and checks baggage % ds
nation.
day. fSundsys only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Ri9-Coee market steady: No RIO 1880; exchange,
le1 receipts, 600 bags cleared for the United
1900 bags cleared for Europe, 5000 bags stock 2jSOO0
IT, position Brazilian coffee is as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Cash quotations a. follows: Flour quiet; No
s ooTn ss Ehss ease S 20 Ssl5 N Sc s87c 70
22lsc: 2 white. 254q25Slc; No white 2Ssg-21tci
mating I7GS6c No haxseed. 81 "a: No Northwestern
81 70; prime timothy 81 80; clover contract gae
$IOq$16 25 mess pork per Dbl 81 so; lard 100 10
sailed boxed S6G$6 IS short clear sides l1
So 75qS6 IS: whskey of high wines 81 q On tne
Produce Fxrhange to-day market quiet;
creameres l5G22c dairies. 1Sqlsc. Cheese Gull AV@V
nAc. Eggs quiet; fresh. lI1sc
family s. 75aSs 10 wheat hr1nsr; 10 red. 75eISe;
Corn easy No mixed, Il ae; new sc oats easy No
mixed 22&c Rye quiet No = DOC.
Duluth. Oct. 29.-Wheat-No hard, IKE No Nortit
err T5Ac: No Northern 7ohc; 70 arrive no ma
7IAc: No Northern. 751.c December NO Nor'heIN'
ToAc; May 7s%c Oats. 23G23Ae
Milwaukee. Oct. 29.-Whsat higher: No l Northern
5O95ic, Barley arm No 2 57G5sc; sample, s7g5eo.
Minneapolis. Oct 29.wheat, cash. 7sho psee Tn1:
74S9744c May. TIA qI1$ e; on track NO haTd . -.
higher all around; hrst patents 8 -OgSi ~ soa Is ~
@S2 20 Bran in bulk sIl 75GSi2.
Philadelphia, Oct 29wheat firm, 10 higher contract
October 42kG42lzc Oats quiet. but steady No White
clipped, 2SQ2S ac: white 26l4 G27c; No mixed DO
s Flour s;saSieT but quiet winter SaRs Sea-
SsS3 % do straight So S0S3 A. Western winter elea
50 So Kansas straight s. 25gS3 40 do patent
IN saSks 50 45S3 20 spring clear $S 50 20 90 s{rasaI
81 20qs4 city extra 81 6O@$2 50. do clear. So 20
gS3 40 do straight % iS3 Oo DO patent s. T5gSt %
Rye -four. SO per Dbl choice Pennsylvana Buck
wheat -four dun unchanged. Butter firm. good de-
mand; fancy Western creamery q sse: % prints &c
d5 Southwestern. zoe; do southern LOG Cheese firm.
NeW-York fun creams fancy small II asett &C. 90 t@S
10 in sacks: wheat OOo BUSH $500; Data II 900
shipments-~Wheat. 1000 BUSH corn s9oOO oats 10 Wo
ST. suis oct 2aVyhsatNo ned cash 15 ' o. SsS
81 q6sc. CornNo cash, 30c October 35s4e; Deoen-
Der. ss%e year. SSso; May. s4ss9S5c oatsNO cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

A DvERTIsEMENTs and su6ssTiptens fos The Tribune
a received Uptown Office. No l242 broadway.
"a norm Of Sst-st until oeoeS p NJ adysrtlse
Tens received following branch ofncea a. regular
oeire rtes until o'clock D m 90 sth-ave. 9.
eos 2l-st Isl eLh-ays. l2th-st.; Mays 6th-asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Pullman al ex1fe8 Trans -
SOUTH PLAiNFLELD I'D BOUND BROOK locss. Week
dave Iv 8e5 A NJ, 10 ard - n. Ly COrtL
anil 3 20 A. NJ 420. - ard ~ p u.
Pullman
1884 Broadway Upiou West. as Columbus Ava y Y
NJ & Translsr call baggage hotel
through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
CASH Quotations.
FYPoRTS TO-DAY.

Wheat hlsf.. IOf GIG Oinneal ro........-. 81 500
Corn les 2l OLcake,
bueh----.----- Refined S2-O2T
E3rckubszt C-ottonseed $50
Tlaxsees 1O7 SIC I.uh.icsting oil gals 2Tl57O
Peas, bush-.r........ i Pork. bDls---------. ts5
f~5u- sacks.-.. 81 e-4 Beef bhls.......... 100
= tcs........-... 40
oatmeal rkgs... 2uI4 Baco1 rb-.......... 313 $50
Bran 500 Hams. Tb.--.-.----- $4,000
Cas- seed baEs. 5Is Lard rb............ 1872 200
Rae : TalIru
IgFf=Eev- eaEs Crease =. 1900
Cottonseed meal n. 81 500 Cheese 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
Boarhers tuanteo.
Boar0 ann Rooms.
Washington. D. c.

Washington. D. c.
WASHINGTON D. C>-Board rooms can So
w cured by two desirable people delightful
fashionable OF the city
enees Address A. B. c.. Letter Carrier No 40
Washington D. 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD

q & o. ElactrCmohils Service % ana
nces- 1l3. l72 eel. f34. l9OO Broadys a..
". S9i Grand s.. n. Y: $50 Fulton
Wh.tehaM Terminal and Liberty street
from hotei or residences % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-30

Receipts Of hreadstus at interior points IN thousands
follows
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
- -l--.---l ---.'---l -.----
MARRIED
Mi.lcox-Nlills,

The Mason CITY Tinses-Hera.d of
Saturday evening says:
christmas day at high noon Wit
nsssed a happy Wedding ceremony AZ
the NJ. f. parsonage. when Rcv. Van
Nesss pronounced the solemn words thai,
mace Miss Emma Mills, Of Marshall
town. he happy bride of Mr.. 4. ID. WIZ
cox, Of pt,s same city. Mr. and Mrs
Wilcox are among the finest of Mar
sha,ltown people, prominently islenti-
fled With the church and social circles
of that city and have hosts of friends
Who will unite in sincerest eongritula
tions. After most delightful Christ
mas dinner with the pastor and his
family and other friends al the beau
tiful f,ome Of Mr.. ana Mrs. w f. En-
sign. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox returned on
the afternoon train to MarshaIi.own.'
The bride is Il well known young We
man of the city ana Is the daughtenof
Mrs, NJ. F. Mills. Of Ill North Fourth
street. For a number Of years she has
been employed as dry goods clerk in
different stores of the city Mr.. Wilcox
is a farmer residing, north OF the city
on Third avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
RoUNDABoUTs' PICNIC
Annual Affair enjoyed ut the Home
OF MIR. and slrs. z. q. Trinc satur-
day Nighi.

Annual Affair Enjoyed ut the Home
OF MIR. and slrs. z. q. Trinc satur-
day Night.
The annual reunion and picnic of the
Roundabout Club. an organization u
!: oung Women that has been in existence
several years, was enjoyed Saturday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
charles C. Urine, 800 West State street.
A genuine picnic supper, which was
aade up by good things brought by
each member. was served on the floor in
the sitting room at $50 the Amounted
-Four of the gathering OF the husbands
and gentlemen friends of the club. This
broke the Formally of the evening and
8fter the feast every one turned in and
lad a good time as might be enjoyed in
June out of DOORS Aninformal program.
of readings by Mr.. Will
Carleton and vocal numbers by Mr.. j. S.
MCGOWAN, was given. The members of
the club who are visiting in the city and
were present al the reunion We're Misses
Grace Fulmer and Mary Jean Miller, of
Chicago. and Martha Beeson. of Des
Moines. and aside from these and the
club members residing here the guests
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
a SOUR STOMACH


Is Often tho Real Cause of Sour
Temper.
That the condition OF the digestive
organs has a marked effect upon the
Character or disposition is a truisni as \
l old as the hills. Old Ben johnson wise
4 ~ said: The pleasure of living de-
pends upon the liver. and it is fact
| that none may dispute that sunny
disposition more often results from a
Shealthy digestion than from any other
cause.
Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
| sour stomach or heartburn, is caused
| by slow digestion of food. Instead of
being promptly digested and converted
Into blood, bone and muscle, 1t lies in
the stomach for hours, fermenting and
! decaying, creating gases which cause
I pressure on the lungs and heart, short
}ibreath and general discomfort ard ir-
ritation.
Such half digested food is indeed poor
nourlshment for the body. braii, and
nerves and the result is shown in irii-
table tempers. unaccountable had
aches and that depressing condition
usually called the blues, but how
quickly all these disappear when appe-
/. tite and digestion aresrestored.
laxative medicines only irritate the
alreadv Initiated stomach and bowels
and |l,avas no effect UPON actual sliges-
lion az food.
The sensible course 10 follow is 70
make use of simple, natural digpstives
a like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals until the stomach has aehance
TO recuperate.
,r,he, nat,,r: /. siigestivcs which every
healthv stomach contains are pen ones.
Il al stasa and .hv-tl ,.{srhloric and Tactic
asi5s ana ,vren any az. then are Iack
ing the trouble begins. The ,leason
stnart,s I,vsnepsi; TABLETS are 50
F yaI,,athla amt s,,sce.ssf,,l in curing
s.fn,,af.hs troub;ss Is because they cor,
tain In j nlsa4.,,,t concentrated table;
farm 4 /, thssa absolutely scessar,,, es.
santials for 1,.srfect digestion and -
si,,,ila. t;s,ns az food