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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06
KING OF FOX HUNTERS.
One Of HIS Greatest Rides Made When
He Was FL.

One Of His Greatest Rides Made When
He Was Ell.
A fox-hunter at SO years of age
fox hunter more than three score
years and ten-Brisbin Skiles has, in
deed, well earned the right to the title,
"the king of the fox hunters" says the
Philadelphia Times. He loves the
chase today as much as he did sew
enty-three years ago, when as a boy OF
10 he followed hounds and fox in his
first hunt. He has probably partici-
pated in more fox chases that any liv-
ing man in America. 1.-THE king OF
fox hunters" lives at Gap, Lancaster
county, not a great distance from the
Berks county line. One of his most re-
markable rides was made when he was
81 years of age. There were sixty
hounds and thirty riders in the hunt.
When liberated the fox took a course
to the northward for four miles, then
doubled to southwark for five miles,
then westward, giving hounds, horses
and riders a chase Of nearly seventeen
miles before he was captured. Over
fence, hedge and ditch the old man,
on his fine hunter, kept at the heels
of the hounds, and was up with the
quarry when seized by the first dog.
The hunters participating were unani-
nous in declaring it one of the greatest
rides in the history Of Pennsylvania
fox chasing. Independent of the age Of
the man who was first Gin at the
DEATH"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06
Men and Their Wives.

Men soon forget what they have said
themselves, but their memories are
singularly retentive of what their
wives have said Of them. Only wom-
an of ignoble nature fosters her hus-
bands weaknesses; true wife al
WAYS holds him up to his best;
without hatter she makes him, feel,
that she is his fondest admirer. Men
arr, grateful for forbearance in their
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06
Death Claimed the Bride.

While the minister was about to be-
gin the marriage ceremony which was
to unite John S. Blair and Miss Mamie
Somerset at Perry, Okla, the other
night, the bride reeled and was caught
by the bridegroom and carried to a
couch near by, where she soon died.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06
The individual who repeats a slander
stamps it with his approval.
Ar, You Using Asen. Foot-Ease4

1t is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, powder 70 be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Qlmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06

must bear something divide your bur-
dens equally, and hold half in each
hand, allowing the hands to fall at the
sides, rather than be bent. This aids
the beauty Of the arm-Of which
we shall have more anon.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06
Its Meaning.

$50 she has rejected you? Oh, well,
cid fellow, you know what a woman S
negative usually means"
Eyes, but in this instance l am
afraid it is positive. "-Harper's Razar.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-04-06

Women

who havo boon S'0LxeVed Of
painful s,sensfruafi0n by
LydXa E. PLnklsas,s's Ne0e-
fablo COMPOUND arc o0n-
stanfly writing grateful
letters TO Mrs. Pxnlkkia7s.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Western, firm. rs Laid-Ameriean. refined. IN pals
Hams-short cut IA TO l6 10. quiet AS 90. Bacon
Cumberland 2S so 10. ass ID Is
70 y b stsady 49s: long clear Giddle light 80 TO s.
quiet 44s short clear backs 6 is 10. steady. Cd
clear bellies. II l6 10 firm, sos 81 ShoudeTsSquare,
II 10 IA 10, steady 3Ss Sd JheeeAmeiCau white
steady. 53s; do coored steady, 54s TalIowPrme city
steady. 2is 3D. Australian In London firm. 2Ss Cotton
reed oi-Iiu refined. spot In barrels STEADY. 23s 3D.
Hops at London ,Pacihc COAST steady &C. 5sfS 5s LIN
seed dull Sd. ButterUnited States, finest gu e
96s; do I'D. Petioeum-Rehaed, 6Tsd
Peas-Canad!an quiet 5s sSsd. Wheat-Spot dull: No
red Western winter. I'd; No Northern spring
No California 6q 5}sd futures dull; December. sd
February. 6s 1$d. Corn--Spot firm; American mixed,
As 5Ad; November. 23sd Deceni-
ber. 19sd January. IS 1ohd. Flour-S Louis fancy
steady. 50
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.Cattle- Receipts, 1000 head
ms 2J Texans and 500 Westerns Native steady
70 shTde higher Texans: loqi5c higher; butchers stock
ana Westerns steady. Natives-F-st sale to-day. 2
at ,? So good TO prime steers So 4odS5 So poor
- 0HqEm 81 +pSJ s.: selected feeders slow 0C
- ,ddSi i5; mixed stCCkers weak l0T1Jc lower 50 IJ
- cows. s. mast 25 hefers s. 75eS4 co,
SS- 90 bulls 81 90Q$4 80; calves. S4QS6 25 Texans
Ereps 12c9 bead best on sale today % carloads at
= so Texas fed SidSt 9O steers SS
$ TO- do bulls 50 I5 50 % HogsRecepts to-day. - 600
n1ad tomorrow 220t0 estima ed left 5000; 100
loo lower; 81 81; mixed and butchers 81 JUdS4
go!d 70 choice heavy ST 55aS+ s2s rough heavy 81 4oa
~ 30; light 81 4CdS4 soy: bulk Of sales 81 coast
Seep-RsSeirts 400o head sheep choice. steady others
weak 10 Oc lower: lambs. 100 higher to
wehers. 81 90: choice mixed 81 4o0s3 90:
western sFep. 50 0dSi 20; Texas sheep So SO 30:
native .aulhs. 81 H50S5 -: Western
Cincinnati. OCT IS Hogs Quiet s3 s5a$i 90. Cattle
81 5o8$5 so
East Iiherrv oct IS-Cat-la 0~-r~ r.,~,
- 50 prime So 2JN 50 90; S3 50dS3 70 Hogs duh
anu lower bert mediums and heavy IS 10; heavy
oEars $2NN3 90 Hgnt DO 81; 81 SIqS+ 90. rJughs
S| aoa4 - Sheep steady; choice wehers 81 l5GS4 -
good $4aS5 20: veal calves. S7Q$7 50
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-Ynrk nctnhar

NtW-1oTk. OctOber
vSb SQFIEbCIhere was extreme apathy at the Coffee
51caange outside influences generally against the
hol5e:s Receipts at Bic and Santos continued on e
neaNy scare reaching o2 600 bags. The market Rio
was barely steady and Santos Europesn con-
eiuons were also adverse. Havre reported a decline of
= franc and Hamburg reported decline Lda pfg.
loc2ly there was no speculative support mention
Wnle The room traders a Inclined -,
although -l ,-ert
On which was assumed that
must have accumulated. considerable n
of the nerrowness Of market Of late The opening
points But only one lot q go bass changed hands
the call BY y the business had reached only 6250
bags. and for the entire session total 22OJo
bags. with the market finally steady unchanged
points lower We note that warehouse deliveries
this continue upon liberal scale: but on
other hand the local demand for the
slack buyers prefrEing TO proerastinate in the hope
better tusinE The .Ue l = q
less nominal the basis SIC for No RIO
invoice lots Cleared Rio October IT CoIerdge
80. 600 bags
The range prices to-day
WAS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

g 30 pe! 100 p; DO, 1873 n at 81 10; d. 1920 n
coy SO 70 at s. co. 90 s76 n at s. 90 DO s60 S
Go s 81 4 s g q so 0 at 81 So de- sic n at So DO
a5r %b sS s. were se all the
ne e.e IN limited supply and fuIlv s;eady; medium
Ta0or. 0a les weak rasers ruled ard 50 were
calves s4s4 &5 city dressed vesis STEADY tea at s d2Sso
dreste5 sogstEy dressed at 791e e calves 5q6sc;
IS pS 100 G g. Curtis Son: yeals 152 70 average at
Do l24 ~ So d. 100 H. at s. So So '' a 80 10
n q srssssr: 1871 io at S 81 p & al il "a do 49, 4 n
51 Ana-eyV ?qnen H,qnen 10 mixed calves 215 n at 81
NeP6srson & Co: vsais is5 b at ss do $50 10.
Juda Co.: veals 12O 70 at IS Is: do $50 n.
EsE;3 9D so seyf aS %.is % is t;
esa, @ inemdrg car for slauFbterers and 14 for
Sheep were TOO abundant slow Il sale prices ruling
si5dy s6i5 Pens ao5 J. fully 3 Cleared Common prime sheep
ss s3i5s at g so Common choiee sold at s. 563
Dressed mutton sold at 59Sc 70; dressed lambs at
Huns leo bnS r. s5 5'S d sta'i e. m LAMBS an s. s. $ II
Isnasylyania lambs SO 10 at $ Is; Is Penas5ivaaia
.,I Harrington CO 249 Buffalo lambs % 10 at SC 90
Gy sheer 100 at 81 ?9 @ So 90 de- St @ 6 S T. "a at p? s. = o7 KSP %
SP:t':Ss So Is IS: ylEERs aHs "a Sheep p
II WSssS8 s on 81 BS6 sG s "a snb ft s. % o. n at Sc
ss ss5 as STATE }9s a. g r. S
o. III - 81 12is State do 100 lo at S4; do
ao5i9 & Shannon a state lambs 5s n, at S. 90 Al
80 % l3 State sheep 90 b. So So 20 10. So
$ Sanders: ~ Pepnsylvana lambs 81 10. So; IS
p isrrinstcn: o Canada lambs 81 ro at Sc a5: es4
Go. u n, A. So %; 107 do 63 Tb al Sc.
Georse Dien6ack 1873 State lambs 81 n, at $5 %: 30
s Judd Co: SO PENNSYLVANIA lambs, co ID. at IS so
HOGS Receipts were cars or s27 head including
about half for the market live hogs
Reported sales s. 35GS5 so per 100 10: few
fancy State hogs sold at s. 75. Country
SalesS. Sanders: - Virginia hogs 10 average at
50 - per 100 10; staE 42o %, at So.
= Judd x Co; II state pigs. 1C5 10. 50 30.
Tobln & Shannon: 4 State hogs 1872 10 at S5 55
late Yesterday state hogs, l23 10 So 60; SO do l5l
So 10.
j h: Hume Bro. laJe Yesterdays 80 state hogs. 1I2
n at - % II do l95 70 at So 20; do. $50 10 So
George DNlenback late yesterdays hogs, 2GT 10,
at " so; roughs ~ H. 81 so; H. g.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

ae1flsh turn again yesterday Weakness v ,s.,.
late 5dne ana shoFt selling Response to wine1ays
5 @ stsFtsd the selling local cpcles s9sn n sR9
day d5 add much veP q9e and private during the
nished al an riD but little support was fur
Nm. ooelriiag right at the close wien nTca Urs
news Of % the re S tns DAY ATgeane
parity confirmed by other ron late rains Although
abuadancs Of factors Of an on the market owing the
ago while Kansas CITY saI3 s hsI on the same day
soc, T cba9IS 9 hey have been lately Minneapolis
ops snd m Duluth TO increase 900 bush maxi 1000 902
Increased $50 600 bush Tf the stocks these points
teT vaf 1t oSo s5 & Push smaller than last YEAR and
@ cay export snssclons Teeehng loads Wss IN ss 5
net lower Rern partly 4 mark of and per. ,9dt 714
amounting to points The aoyanIe was At Berlin.
@ Sssr a9G sea;onsbls cond9ns in all parts Of the Novt
follows No red New-York 7Sa83.e 92o %6 pass: were
iuh SIC nominal old No Northern Duuth s4inn fd Du
No. No had Nsw.Y0sk cofS@rSr4oGGssSS 4GsS0 sGG sSap
Deak IN cash corn ana nearby options market at
taSteo good deal OF attention in speculative circles
reached its height It seemed to be case % entjr ie cene
the octobe delivery broke On pe Ss sEb aI6a In chesgo
siderable long corn 1t is said that new is Tapiay
6et centres for delivery contracts this market tho
dcveTes was Teisys m d tns weaness n the nearby
.oee me weather was fine and recer;s Chicago
with husknE some oribbing and quality ana mostly
tQIGlHnE eNpectat At the decline
exporters manifested interest in cash rro
erty before the day taken upward Of 200
loads at all points exceeding business had been
done with Ihe other side in long time Even
sharp premiums Europe has been a persistent buya
Of corn, and 1t only remained such a break as
hat OF yesterday "a catch enormous business No
corn closed f5%c elevator ard 46i2C. Z M
white 4asc. and No yellow, 47c both prompt.
OAIS-Ihere weakness in the market Influenced
by that in corn with local trade small Chicago
here was modeate demand credited peope
No closed 5c No 242ac: white o. &c.
No WIN 26sc track mixed. - ia T2Gt2c: track white
2G7Si~- No white clips. RYFNarket I1, %r
! Wesiern: SIC and No 2 Western. 5Sl2c. both
r. RI-I,Y-AfarSet steady: feeding 4i74Gc and mailing
quoted iOTSo " 'i me-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
LIvERPooL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. is. p. m.--Cotton-spot. moderate
business, prices easier: American middl.ng fair Sd
gn gTod mddng 2l-32d; middl ng. I9-S2d; low mid
l5-32d The sales OF the day were 5000 bales. Of
which 800 bales for speculation and export and
included $500 bales American Receipts 5000 bales.
all American. Futures opened quiet clcsed easy
American mddlng c. October, 26-64d buyers: Oc-
I9oer and November 364d sellers; November and
december I-64d5 S-64d buyers; December and
ary' 5-6id sellers; January and February 2-64G
3o4d value February and March, 500 1-64d sellers;
March ard April, 62-64d buyers Aprl and May.
6l-e4d seere May and June. 596494 6O-64d buyers
June ana July, 5S-64q4 59-64d buyers; July Au-
gust oI-64g4 5s64d buyers; August and September.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

carto5s n Eranuated, extra fine granuated n
4 10 oags and = n haEs grauuated
m me gIsanu!iatet standard g.eauIsted ana diamond
Ngl-Lsc leTs A. 5.55c; Nos nd 81 No
S16co 30 - a. S-Sl6; No ; 525c; No s. 5 zoe; No 4
Noe - o,5 20 - o. !sFc. No TO- 4s5c No IL s0c
cable adyices Is 4'Ic Nos "a - ana 16 47Oc with
lower market October beet sugar slowing loss
a., o. G Il the future option decline to o. 81
70. IeSectlVe CIV together with drop Of 3d in
5I aIEet for held surprisingly
.s-ht CHernEs light were
az for centrifugal, 9e test 4ltc for mus
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
THE LONDON WOOL MARKrr.

London Oct. 1S--A large attendance was present at
the wool auction sales to-day The number OF bales
onered 13.411. Merinos 8 below rhs
opening figures The by home trade was less
k=r while that from the Continent
Weakness was most pronounced in medium inferior greasy
ruled slightly lower and medium greasy goods
tractionaly higher. Parcels suitable
per cent above the prices prevailing
Good Hope Natal woods with exception OF conn
ae a following is the sale IN detail: Neg South Wales
land 600 bales; secured 11dQ1s 2tsd greasy 4isGad
victoria 200 bales; secured. 61sd9s sad greasy 4&6
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
prices IN the local market to-day

Sp1c closed quiet with q-oatic4s &c lower on
re basis Of l5l6s for nn.dGlinS upland ard 10 -l8
fc- ni6dlug gulf Sales :c4 bales. utEern spot
eIezrsphed follows: Mobile quiet. at
&c. Savannah etea6y 9isc: Wilmington firm, at 49,
Norfolk steady 92sc Lice lower: Baltimore nominal!
~ Gsir * or Memphis STEADY al e4c l6c ch; Az
steady. 9izc: ST Louis duh. AZ sac. 1sc on
Estimated receipts o-m9rrow at New-Ollecns are leg
> coo bales il. 2eJ bales week and
sssT tales last year A. Houston 1900 tc balee
AGAINST Is lT3 bales week. ard o40 bales last
yea.
Receipts ports points to-day, COM
~ u-lth Sax ct Neek ald
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
TAR-ReRula-s, So; do OIL bh,. s4os
.E-EITS II-REE-N-I.LN OF. u =.

SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ROSIN-Comraon 10 good strained 81 4oIAdS1 IN. =
81 -; F. 81 50: G. 81 So H 81 90; / So K So 20: n
. so; y, 50 Go; " G, So: w ". SO 90 "
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine bbls. 3s6
3
Charleston Oct. 1S-Turpent4ne firm, a73bc sales 5o
L 6Ss Kosln steady B, c. D, 81 90 f. 81 IS sales 200
Nimington, Oct 1s-Spirlts turpentne firm ssl s9c;
80 PTS 43 bols Rosin quiet 81 15dS1 90 receipts, 300
S 1rude turpentine steady, 3UuS2 So receipts, 19
eh!s Tar steady. 81 50; receipts IS bbls.
t. ailhah oct 1s-SpiTits turpenne firm. 39lsc;
ceiPt I9ao s P6ls; sales 22o bbs Rosiu firm re
pts o5b5 bbls; sales, 2,50S bhis exports T50 bbls
Guoted A. B. G. D 81 35; E. 81 40: F. 81 As: c. 81 80:
~ :! 2! 90 81 80 X, 81 90; NJ So: ~ s. so; " G, 81 30:
london, Oct 1s-Turpentne-snrts.3 30s 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. October Is. 1900
BEEvEs-Reeeipts 81 cars. head Including
81 for export alive IL for slaugheres for the
market. and several held Lin
tied trading About a carload rough cattle
scarf yesterdays prices Dressed beef fair demand
I&GOAc 70 for common 10 extra native sides; Texas
beef 65z47c Gables unchanged. to-day.
Tomorrow the Nomadic win cattle and 400
quarters OF beef 0atter estimated
Sales-J. G. Curtis Son: oxen 1850 10 average,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9Ia A NJ and SIS p. NJ Daily. excert Sunday 10
Ptttsheld; Sundays only at g. % 4. n
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated With PfnrSch Light.
Ticket Offices 115 261. AIS and 1.216 Broadway IS
ITrfou 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 West 125th ST..
I25th and 1Ssth St Stations New York S3S and IN
Fulton 104 Broadway. e D. Brooklyn
Telephone SSth Street. for New York Central Cab
Service checked from hotel resdencs BY West
END~ess Company
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows and minutes earlier from " I'D s..
900 a m. Daiy.-Sold train for Buffalo Arr N
Binghamton. WaveTly. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches
parlor car and cafe dining 90 Buffalo.
ESQ .. m Daily.-Chicago Liulited-Fast uail-Solff
train Chicago. arriving 70 Cleveland 40 a
Seepers Cleveland Dining
7.;SO p. Daly.-BufLalO and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Bradford 12O. Jamestown 200 Youngs-
1927 m Cleveland Il 80 p N sleeDers Blfalo
ard Cleveland Cafe car.
O.I5 D Dai,y.-Solid train Binghaultoa Wave--
~ Elmira Chicago. Sieepers Buffalo Chicago Cincin-
matt Dining
A '-~Ee-..s. L0CAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACGOAAODATIOSS at Ill. 112. 26I. 4Ol and S5I
Broadway. i5S East l25th and 27S West i25rh 81
chambers and West I'D ferries New-TorE: S2S ani
s6O Fulton St. SS Broadway, Brooklyn. I22 River
Hohoken. and Jersey City station. York Transfer
Co. calls for ard ch scks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
the ports and interior points to-day, G
.e sarna CAV lat week and last vear.

- n Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
1ema1e; sa;es GOC0 haies; specula ton and ex-
s o; American 5OG1 receipts. 1900. ali American
3eI * upland, 1881. Futures opened barely steady
$50 decline; at l:45 steady, sod lower TO
7'r@ Hef advance; -oSed eEsy. ] point higher "a
g5nis net lowe Decenber-January OBS JanuaryFeb-
10y 5"29at3; FebruaryNerch. Sd i2s. Aarch-Ap-ii
s-oyi. Apr.-May. sGls: Nay-Jure 4.59kb: June-July
- sD: JulyAEEust. 4571zb August-Sept rnber. 452s
lc1er. a2CoG October Nouennb- 6l3s; November
quiet ~''N A'-'' '-''s~i0'' ~'1''
]9GR AND MEAI-T7uyers stin held on in spite Of
3ls and the nlarket ruled weak. with unim
be5I local business mostly confined % the well kncVn
We quote: Spring patents 81 0dS4 40: winter
GsiFhts 50 45qS3 co; winter patefts So 70qS4 spring
tiF hfAs 30; No winter e. s0TS3; extra No 2
y 65gs2 So grade. SIS 50GS1g per ton spot and
NeSItI1,.gyl. BSCkWaEAT FLoUR-$2 I0Gs2 go (
co,,SSS ~ l51S5 30: choice 20 fancy. SO +0GS3 TO-.
ID = LSEasy; kiln dried 81 A. as 80. brand
;a,T.I AEAI>We sber. Quoted: Fine ye,-
sgr,sse e9si; coarse s7@s9c .FEED-Easy. Qpoted
- Dfa, spot SIG 1851; sacks arrive, 200
brsa s7 ;5ng bran bulk SIC z5aSlG 80; winter
cv sli Z5ai9 30 latter white midd.lngs sI1GslS 10;
lined ~ $llusI5 80; homny chop sl7 oil meal rs:
t,,,lIate. SIS 55: oileake $50.
-Na4N-WHEAT-conditions in the wheat market took
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

Foreign coftee markets-Santos-CotIee market
sS9GO; receipts bags; stock
l147Oe0 bags, HanbuTg-Coftee market opened !. Pfg
lower. 220 L az rfg lower; sales, u 010
bags. Hayre-Coflee market opened quiet and ! frame
lower; Al II unchanged; az 3 ? m, quiet ana
changed: $50 unchanged; total sales 1900
January -4675 July
February August
March September
ApFil $40 October 4E -
May -4775 Mover ber
June As 90 December IS
Fio-Cefee market barely steady; No Rio 7SS25
change. 10 $500 receipts 1000 bags: cleared
United States u 600 bags; cleared for Europe 10000
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

lo~ad. South Australia. 700 bales; greasy 41sRTisd
NevZealand. $500 bales secured 3%d7is greasy
4Q9d Cape OF Good Cpa and Natal 500 bales; secured
Is l1S71s I'd; greasy. 3isG6Nd.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
NAVAL ST0PEc

Inc market FOR spirits to-day owing to
aIe 5eports from Southern markets and light local
iIuis' F'osn however remains quiet. Quotations fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

EAN8URG74MER'GAN laNE,
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE To PLYMOUTH
G.oNTONJ CHERBCCRG (PARIS) AND HAMBURG.
f. Friedrich Oct %. 10 AM A. Victoria Nov Is, 10 AN
DEUTSCHLAND, Deutschland. Dec IL. 10 AN
Nov 8, $50 2. NJ. Deutschland -.........J Jan. Is
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE To PLYMOUTH
CHEREOUEG AND HAMBURG. ALSO y. Y.
To HAMBTPG DIRECT
Cap F-t1.- Oct 20 P. NJ. waIdersee Nov. 3 13O P. NJ
Patricia Oct. % A. NJ. Bulgaria Nov. 10 \.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 BWAY. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
The STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo. Oct lS-sprinE wheat-No 1 Northern Old
SPOT carloads s2'$c; No Northern, new. soot slIac
N-n'er wheat weak; No rel. 7Bc. mixed 755c: No !
whit '3: Corn Guct and weak; No . yellow 4ec: No
ye4igW 4+ No : corn. ijf AZ No
80 Eo : '2Tn 429 t95e 80 c2rn 4laF45c Oats quiet and
Nl.te PC; No mixed 24c: No mixed. gaze Ba-ley-
Siaie sod at So; Western offered 52adic. Rye
N'tMng doing Flour quiet Canal relEhts steady; wheat
- s,rn pig oats l7.r: barley. 2E,c rye 2ssc; Gax-
CrcaEo. o:L Is.-The lea1LnE 1u-,-.. -.--.a .. 20
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
Railrono5.
.EHNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

D4N luD / 1 y HM II
-
f0os Of west Twsn'y-'hira strsss aad Dss-
go me leaving time from DeShrosses and
~ streets is Eve minutes later than
Sa given below for Tvveuty-thIrd street
except where otherwise noted.
s'srs ~ PAST MAIL>-LiInted 10 two Buffet ParIor
Chicago No eosCbs - Ss0g5s Sleeping Car Pit1shurs ss
SSs S. FAST LlSg@F,5ssssurs g-i.Ssls and Cleveland
ti0n ti0p%a5Im~n5 arm Ssspns Dining sm6Ezs and oSssTva-
indiaSsps. Fer GhisasO Cleveland ToisaS cSstnasSL
For Toledo. GHHdS&GS HassASSs AND AZ 81 LOUIS CYPRESS
5.55 p. " sf nif1S?i f5I:is s. r1Iz8 LSgi7 IS
O55 p NJ WEsT sil EaI ['PiSTi s. ESgi So.
't SSiciso e " For PKSdEG k5dLi. Peur
S.25 p NMMnheSIs Tor Cleveland except saturday.
PREss-F'- PiS5sblTs' Cleveland efISaArl ei6c58sS
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
2SS SbiSSS S 1910 DsshTosses cOrtands Streets
s-essonaf i,1 and CTrTIandt STREETS 22O, Cs25 Con
pinns spn9s Ca52 SIS Dining Carr, s25 p m u 10 sht
SongressionaI Lin an ParoT ana Di1t1r Go SsS
night Dins Car). AS Dining Carr. s25 ?. m. I2.iO
SoTTHEFM nTh ERA, RAILwAY-Express Is 42s D m 1910
N9RS9kK aRd HeK 67o 5D WESTERN RA1LwAT-Eor Memphis
ATLANTIG A 1C COAST LiNE-Express. $50 8 m and Is
cI4tE5ssaP6ASE IS 3 5Ir,& s OHIO RALwAr-s5s a. NJ and
night daily. - $50 -
fOR 2ssPl GLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-TSS
MTee.S-lays and S5j m all
- - IC CITY.-g IS m
StsrdS-5 Nestihuled Trains. BUFFET Parior Cars and
CAPE NAY.-I2a5 n ~ v.eL5.v.
"a New York and Long Branch Railroad lfrorn
~ CNenty-thirt Street Statonl s5S a 30.
arl A90 ?. sundays. 92S a m, 4oo p m
~ So presses and Cortsn5t Streets 900 m go
o'7O so and ) 10 Sernd9vs 4S a. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6io Dssorosses CortIandt Streets 500 L25. T5S
- zoo, 30 t955 Panna. Liulted) 101 CDesbrosseS
Streets 10 2o CDinns Carr l0s5 Dining
St II 20 a M l2S. go (Desbrosses and Cortlands
ieets I'D 255 32S. 355 4-25 Is Dining Carr. as
SOlns arr. 555 Dining Carr, T55. SIS S56. S.2S
m u 10 night. Sundays. $40. T55 coachesl.
S23 $50 25 s-65 0dnnitetD 955 10 BS Dining Carl
m 100 lS5 Dining Carr S-20. abs. AS Dining
Sarl 455 Dining Carr. dining Carr T55 SIS.
go, = p. Il. 10 night
1eAet offices: Nos 461, 945. 1895. 1884. III.
broadway House. WestT Tventy-thfrd Street
.aton and stations foot OF Desbrosses Cortlandt
UT court street, $50 Fulton Street % BrOadwsy
I aI Fe3asyyania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station.
SVIsVy ity. Inc New York Transfer Company will call
iSr and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
Ielephone 914 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvanis
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'F Agent.
1O-s-19OO.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FUR EEfILADELpHIA.
I'43o. 1880. $500. 1900. '1OoU .11:so A NJ t1Oo
IIts:25 p. NJ. .I2;l5 ndt Nv ''0O ''-0'-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
800. 100 P NJ. sI2:I5 rndt ~ ~ ''
Offices Liberty st. Ferry, south Ferry Ifs 10
434 9f5 1900 1854 BROADWAY Ia 5th Ave TsI sb Ave
- Union So West f53 East 125th s.. eT3 West I25th
St 2tS Colq1lhus Aves NsV {ork; Court St s44 $50
Eu1ton ST. BTooklyn; IS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
York Transfer Co calls FOR and baggage to desti
From Liberty St only. DAILY. tDaily. sxcsp, sun