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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-04-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County, the cay Of March
1901.
Harry H. Runkles, Plaintiff +, ch.n,..,
VS.. - Siia"eeiy.
William f. Tebo in his own right d guardian fo
the infant children Of Sallie Runkles,
deceased:
George l.. Sencindiver
c. X. Hollis,
Blanch Eliza Runkles ar in ant,
harles F Rnnkes, an infant,
Minnie Lee Anderson, nee Runk 'es, an infant and
Clarence Anderson, her husband, and
w. Howard Runkles, infant.
The object Of the above suit IS to have account
with William E. Tebo guardian Of the plaintiff ano
the infant children of Saie V. Runkles. deceased and
to settle his aforesaid with said plaintiff and
them; obtain a decree against said guard -
and the sureties his official bond for the paymes
of any balance due said plaintiff ascertained and
audited in said suit or in favor Of any Of the said in
FAINT defendants said suit The aforesaid children OF
said Saie v. Runtles deceased, and it appearing on
affidavit flied in this suit, that the said defendant w
f. Iebo is nonresident Of this State he is hereby
required to appear the said Clerks flee within
month from the day Of Ms rch, 1907, the date
OF the first publ cation hereby and do what is me-
cessary to protect his interes IS in tn n after
l.. DEW. GrRHARDT, Clerk.
U. 5. 6. PlTzER, Attorney for Plaintiff. 3-o-4t
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THE APPOINTMENTS
Rev. Ferguson Goes TO Leesburg Rev.
CD Harris Comes TO this City.

Roanoke, Va, Aprlll ~ - Hc siANH
and last day of the l17th annual ses-
sion of the Baltimore conference OF
the M. f. church South convened at
9 O'Clock with Bishop Fitzergerald
in the chair.
An important Episcopal decision
was rendered bv tine bishop TO the
effect that an elder cannot JOIN an
other conference unless his application
and recommendation be addressed TO
particular conference.
Rev. J. S. Hutchinson announced
that Rev. Fl. Z. Heironimus had
withdrawn from the church and the
conference.
Rev DR. Boyd presiding elder OF
the Washington district, announced
that Rev. J. t. Grant had Withdrawn
from the church and had returned his
credentials.
The statistics concerning Sunday
schools show that the conference has
$40 schools and Al, 5i2 scholars. This
is gain OF COG. The schools have
raised for missions $l1. 3SS. There are
2l2 league chapters and 1876 mem
bers gain of 1922 This is the largest
League membership in the whole
Southern church. There have been
A, 1S6 infants batized and Si3.06S has
been 81 ent III building and improving
the church property Of the confer
ence, which is valued at 81, 4S7, Ssl.
A resolution of appreciation of Bis
hop Fitzgerald IS presidency OF the
conference was passed by rising vote
and was as feelingly responded to by
the Bishop. He said he never saw a
set of men that loved their own opin-
ions more than the elders of the con-
ference. 1--WE had good time to-
gether. They gave me advice enough
to run the allied powers, besides much
advice from the friends outside the
conference.
A resolution thanking the entertain
ment committee of Roanoke for their
generous hospitality was unanimously
adopted.
Business was rushed so as to close
IN time to take train. Bishop Fitz-
gerald announced the appointments
for the ensuing year as follows. after
which conference adjourned;
Winchester District Presiding Ell
der. III. p. Hamili
Winchester-W H. III. joyce.
Frederlck-N. n. Hall
Stpehens City-H. A. Brown.
Middletown-A. NJ Cackiey.
Strasburg-R NJ. Wheeler.
Woodstock II. Wells
Woodstock Mission--J H. Haley
tsupply).
Edenburg-H. NJ Reed.
Front Royal and Riverton--W. j..
Locke
Warren-L. Fox.
Lindea--L. Butt.
Page--J. @. Sedwick
White Post-D. L. Reid Zone to
be supplied by G. Il. McClintock).
William Melville.
Brucetown-D. f. Eutsler tone to
be supplied by CIV. Staples.
Martinsburg-C. ID. Harris.
Berkeley. L. Miller.
Charlestown-H II. Kennedy.
Jefferson-F. A. Strother.
Shpeherdstown--J. @ Thrasher
Dal-o..lo (Nanroo IJocaI
Professor in Vanderbilt University,
J. A. Kern.
President Valley Female College, j.
p. Hyde.
Student at Randolph Macon College,
@. NJ. Hesser.
Other appointments Arlington, j.
r. Andrew; Calvary, Baltimore; j.
p. stamp; Presiding Elder, Washing
ton District, j. W. Duffy Mount Yer
non Place, Washington f. j. Pretty
msan Leesburg S. G.. Ferguson
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having duly qualified as Execu
tor of the last will and testament of David Lemaster
deceased, hereby gives notice all persons who ar,
indebted to said estate to come forward and make
prompt payment, and all who may have claim
against said estate to present same at once dull,
authenticated for payment.
ID. p. LEMAsTER
Jan. 70, OF Executor Of David Lemaster decd
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ARTISTIC PUBLICATIONS
issued by the Baltimore and Onto Rail
road--Guide to Wellington.

road--Guide to washington.
The Passenger Department OF the
Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad have is
sued a Guide to Washington, which
in many respects excels all other
guides published. both in artistic APP
pearance and careful description Of
points of interest in the Capital City.
The front cover Of the book is en-
bellished with handsome steel en-
graved portrait OF the Stuart
Washington. The reverse cover bears
an American flag in the grasp Of an
eagle. The inside pages contain re-
cent photographs Of all OF the govern
ment buildings with correct informa-
ton concerning them, together with
other interesting features of the city,
and the very latest map. Copies will
be sold at the principal ticket offices
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for ten cents cash, or will be mailed
to any address on receipt Of fifteen
cents in stamps on application to the
undersigned
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TOUGH PAINT.

The toughest paint now known is
Devoe lead and zinc. Zinc and grind
Ing make, it so. 9. G., Cushwa & Bro.
sell il t-30
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-04-13

The Hotel is situated on a
beautiful hill near the station
of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road between Oakland, Mary
land, and the famous Deer Park
Hotel.
The Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel
contains more than 100 rooms,
is in good repair, and its situa-
ton affords one of the most i'm
pressive views in the Allegheny
Mountains.
1t is situated within one half
mile of the Mountain Lake
Chautauqa, and affords fine
opportunity for most success
full summer hotel.
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AID MlNlSTRATOR NOTICE.

Having qualified the administrator Of the estate
of James M. Wilson hereby give notice all parties
indebted to said estate to come forward and make
settlement and all parties having claims
against said estate to present their claim properly
authenticated. c. l.. SIUCKFY.
3-23-3t Adm nistr ator.
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Reasons Why.

"Reasons Why is a fortytwo page
pamphlet giving in condemned form
the important facts cocerning the
Baltimore & Ohio X. r..
1t is an argument setting forth the
claims of the railroads for public con-
sideration. This artistic booklet CON
tains many half tones and drawings
illustrating the history, scenic charms
the development and progress Of the
railroad, and the superior service af-
orded to patrons. Single copies can
be obtained of Ticket Agents, or will
he mailed to any address on receipt OF
two cents i'll postage stamps on appli.
cation to the undersigned.
ID. b. Martin,
Manager Passenger Traffic. Balti-
more 81 Ohio r. r. Baltimore, Md.
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j. ROY NHDENBOUSCH
1923 s Raleigh Street.

Eouczte Your Bowels With Cascarers.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
sac S5c, IL G. @. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT rules held IN the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court of kelley County, the day Of April, 1907
U. ,. q. Pit1er and ,. W. aiKer, trustees
Plaintiffs.
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WANTED.

To buy slate land farm OF 100 to 30
acres with fairly good building III coed
burg See J. f. ROBERTS, N. P,
Real Estate Dealer and Col ector,
2o5 Flick Building. Public So uare
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. Novembel


PEEyyr,S Pacaints were IS cars or head. all
signed direct exporters and slaughterers No sales
reported Dressed steady city dressed native sides
American live cattle selling 12G13c dressed weight
refrgerator beef at 99a@10c per 10 The Antia took
to-day cattle for D. c. Culver NO exports 10
CALVEs-Receipts all for the market only - a; head;
quoted steady city veas 9d l2.c per 10; cou
try dressed, 5G1012c dressed gTassefs anu leu 'S'
Saies-I G. Curtis Son: yeaIs 1+9 ID evsrase' al
s. per 100 II; II do 10 at ST %; do iS 10 at 20
j. H. Bro: > veals. 1o' h. at - % do' Afo
s IuId Co ysals. 125 n at IS % cars direct
were 16 cars or making. with the stock carried
over from Yesterday a of 10 cars to be sod-o
Jersey city and at sixtieth-s At the latter yaras
trade was not rated any better Jersey City sellers
obained an advance sheep and LAMBS OF oa
ID Including both markets. about about S 6aFf sheen %
at $2aS3 per 10; ordinary to prime lambs m az
So -: culls at $4 Dressed mutton. oad7Ec per io'
sales Judd & CO. 2O1 Pennsylvania lambs - n
average. 81 % 100 10; 16 do - tb' & at Ia lambs m
= fb "a; 81 II State sheep ana lambs, 80 ID. at si'
81 PENNSYLVANIA sheep ll2 to at ~ 10 ~, lambs 7a N at
So Al Kentucky sheep los 10 at 81 Co. 1o' do ~ ID
II, at S.: 30 Buffalo sheep 122 at 81 so Late yester
lO6 Virginia lambs, 81 10. at - 'o 40 'lIs'"a
Sdmton on a. Co - Virginia lambs II 1b. at s. %
J. Hume Brother: 2l0 Pennsy ANA Ia ia niio9 "f
J. G, Curtis & SON 1a9 State lambs 60 p. at 81 30;
HOGs-Recepts 10 cars or 22s head; aDoT' h % one ST. a.
per 100 fb two OF Western hogs at 81 9cgS G
country dressed lower light s1sas4c; medium '72~
sales & Co: % Western hogs. 146 b average
at perlO 1913 10, at s. 30.
John p. Nelson State hogs. 1sS ID at S6 40 . VI
FLerns Commission Company date Yesterday: ~ \H-
gins hogs So %; roughs 300 NJ at s. s2 o
l7S NJ at So 20: rouGhs, 2s3 h, at s. 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 7-Closing: Wheat-Spo firm; No .
red Western winter. 5s 10d; No l Northern spring.
ber. 5s esd: March IS lid Corn-Spot firm: American
2iad: firm; November 5s 1isd;
December. 5s 2s.l: March 5s sd PeasCanadian firm
"a Gs Flour-St winter steady Cd.
Mt Pacic COAST f3 5sGf3 lbs.
Beef-Extra steady lis. Pork-Prime
Western lbs Sd. Lard-Amercan refined. pals
quiet 4+s Cd prime Western in teree steady at 4Gs
Hams-Short Il to IS 10. quiet at 4Is. Bacon quiet
Cumberland 20 80 NJ is cd short rib 16 - h
-niddIes
m heavy, O baCx
i4s clear bellies. Il IL rb. 5ss I'D Shoulders
Square. 13 ib quiet Cd steady
United States a2s good United States I0 Cheese quiet
American finest white. 45s; American finest coored
Ats Sd Taiow-Prime city steady at 2ss Cd Australian
n cd Cottonseel oiI-Hu refined
22s Sd. Rosn-Common steady As Il.d
Petroleum-Refned firm a, 7I4d Lins-ed firm at S3s
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, November =. 1901.

\eN York. November a. 1901
coffee particularly active
e Transactions of day reached the extraordinary
IsquAa the record volume Prices aC-
the market closed steady AZ Trac-
icalv TIE highest level II the Ss after having oerd
IN advance OF 10 points. ruled almost steadily
inward throughout the DAY. which was distluSlsel uy
excitement following private cable from B:Sa@
tIsS s.jr,ae5 ff next Rio crop al 100000 haEs and
,he santos crop 4n0VNt bags. whereas from l"'uo
=, II az 600 bags had generally expected This cao.e
inspired widest by shorts ana heavy nE
houses started the speculative
7arrfr and heavy purchasers all day
0hi investment support from oatslo" interests was asp
rsr1arsly slight reaction pront taking "-
lur final prices were - 70 90 points
net higher the steady ether huiN. 'ituieS ~
nc a1re market rise of = a. = pig in liaIplI
sn and ~ higher Rio market and gain OF l"l
,ss at Santos. Tn. exchange rate a. Ito tiNdii,t
, ga5 Primary receipts were below
sr-sra ,esI IN this s.asor amounting but 6I"o1
lass a; rre ports and -G.919 bass - interior towns
Ilnesc warehouse deliveries aggregated 1lfe+ hasS-
The Ia sTa; market firm. with prices TeeetliE "
advance ay largely AFFAIR OF sympathy WIN te
Tr.r-, in futures here enormous demand Tor
ms stable the higher prices
The range 7f contract prices in the local market to-day
low
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
n1,HrR MARkErs-BY TELEGRArH.

Chicago Nov. 7-CatteReceipts 1900 head. including
and 1000 Western; market firIn Tor goou
slow good prime, s6GS6 10 poor TO
medium 75dS5 80: and feeders S2qSi % cows
So 256S5 81 5d 81 20 bulls
80; s3qS4 % Texas steers $5q$4 Western
6JGS5 o.. EOgs-ReceIpts to-day, 5000 heal
24.ooo: left over: 500; market about DC
lower: mixed and butchers 81 6oaS6 % good to ch9lCe
heavy 65ds6 heavy. s. 3JuS1 60 light, - 1a
90 bulk of sales 6oaS5 So Sheep-Recepts. Is 900
sheep lambs steady late decline; good to
choice wethers 81 40Qs4 Western sheep S3qS3 CO. ma
81 5OGS 90: Western lambs. S3a 81 so. ~
Cincnpati. Nov Hogs active and strong at 81 1oai
- 90 cattle steady at 81 SJdSJ Sheep steady
81 21dS3. Lambs active and lower at S3as3 81.
Buffalo Cattle sale. , quiet and
Yorkers. 81 SoGS3 %: mixed packers Se$6 o. medium
So 0JS6 10; pigs. 81 5od 81 roushs
-; 81 50GS4 10 Sheep and lambs lower
common to fancy lambs. 81 25GS4 90: cus common 70
5aS4 15 sheep choice handy wethers. 81 65fD
mixed, 81 35GS3 so to fair
do SGS3 % culs and 81 j0g$3 good choice
yearlnEs. 81 SDG$I.
Liberty Nov. Cattle steady: choice. 81 Goa
s. go prime 81 30a 81 80: good S5GS5 p Hogs higher
prime Eeayies. So 1oHS6 -. heavy mediums 81 35dS6
light do. 81 4oTS5 20: heavy Workers s. SOaSJ So light
do and pigs s. 75qS5 50; roughs, 81 2a$3 90 Sheep
best wethers 50 +o$ tO culis ard common. Sl1
s2: Lel--.ngs 50 1laS3 -. NcaI calves. SIGS. 30.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NAVAL STORES.

Trading in the market spirits slow, with the
undertoae unchanged prices Rosin was quiet
as and pitch We quote:
TAR-Regu!ars. 81 81: do oil bbls. 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-SSGi3S1 S1ac
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 -; D. 81 90; T.
81 CO. T. 81 60; G. 81 10 n 81 40 81 90 h y 4o NJ
81 80; y, 50 80 w g, SO 50; w W. 81 10
STOCK on HAND.
bhlS
Tar bbs i'--o
Savannah Nov 1-Spirits turpentine firm, 3S14c re
ceiprs T36 bbs sales D26: exports G46s Rosin firm
unchanged receipts bbs; sales lbs exports
20S1. 49,.
Wilmington. 7Spirits turIentne nothing dong
firm. 9d.9c; receipts IA DDis,
t1rpenne steady. 1oG$2: receipts, 81 bb Tar
firm. -; receipts 1873 bbis. -..,-.
Charleston Nov. I.-Rosin firm unchanged Turpentine
firm, unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Nov. Cotton steady; mdding. 1'sc; low
nddng 11-l6c: receipts. 1904 bales exports coast
wise 545 bales. sales bales: stock 16lsS3 bales
New-OrIeans. Nov. Cotton stesdier middiine 80
low middIlng 8ac; good ordinary 5-l6c net receipts
Il 93 bales gross receipts. 1881 bales exports TO Geat
Britain. 7.4oo bales coastVise 3ol paieS saies' ooo
baI. stock, bales.
Memphis Nov cotton quiet: mddlng aa.c; low
6l2c; receipts 36'a bales:
gross os6 bales: shipments 1000 bales; sales 1850
bales: stock, 1876 bales ,,. 90. -,
galveston Nov. 7-Cotton quiet; mddns, ..l6c: low
rnfdJIng 67sc good ordinary. &C. receipts. 1813 bales
rrort. 70 Erance o a41 bales; o Continent 5.25S
baias. coast,yise S62 bales; stock 151. III bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
liverpool. COTTON MARKET

IJvarpooI Nov. !. 1 p. m-Cotton-Spot in fair dc
rnand with prices unchanged to 1-2d lower American
rniddling fair, Il S2d good mdding l-5zd o% Hiu %
ding Il. d. good ordinary. 52d; ordinary. l2d; low
ordinary 32d The sales of the day were 9Oo 6aes
which speculation and and included
American receipts. 1000 bales. Including l1oo
American Futures quiet and closed steady Amer
lean mdding Z o November. -6i04 6-64d buyers;
November December. 2d4d buyers; December ana
January 1-64Gi sellers; January and February.
sellers: February and March, i-64d sellers
March and April Ltd sellers; April and May, sd
sellers: June 1-6+d buyers; June and July,
buyers: July and August. 4 1-6id buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

cash quotations were follows Flour firm. SO 1oc ad
vance. 30 , spring wheat 692G7lc: No ? RED. ~ q
\, tOI+0l2C; No white 42i1 q +"c: 40 Z"
hi,e 4oa4oIac barley choice mating o+n'
rie timothy 81 20: pork. per bbl ~
ar5 rar 100 S. 7ie ass 80: short ribs sdes
q son s. 90 dry salted shoulders boxed - -S9St 'o
bT, Clear side. boxed s. loass 20. whiskey basis OF
bigb wines 81 30 the Produce kxchanG 10 gay tIe
butter market was steady creameri"s llg2l sc dsireS'
ISIf9c cheese steady, 9i.Glo'.c- Eggs 'aiF' hesi'
21q2l nc. 1-, ~ ho-1
~, . northern 69ssc: No l Northern - sc De
ran9bcr 7o7,c May. T4tsc bid Oats, 4oG"'1sc torh
J3l2c. ~ - , ,,,-.b
-n - No Northern. 7ol2q i2c; peceInoer
-. No .Ga5GI.c Barley STEADY NO - oog''o'
sampie iaQ5gc Corn-December. 5o9.c
,r,,,e.nos Nov Close: Flour-FiTst patents S5 20
Si second patents 1898 S. first Gears 81 BOG % 70
srS'nd clears 81 30 in bulk, Sliasli 90
,,iIods,rbia Nov Wheat firm and >.c higher; con
tract ,rade November T6d7612C: Corn hrni ana s.c
b;Iher No mixed November. 64e4G65l.c Oats irrne
Xn . white clipped. 45l2GiGi4c. Butter hrfn ana IN I'
fancy BE; do nearby prints
Eggs good demand: fresh. NEARBY anu
Western 25c Southwestern. &c; do southern, e
theasa Guiet full creams fancy. small l"Htc
do fair To- choice 0a0i2c Recepts-Flour 26o ools ara
so 900 NJ in sacks wheat 10000 BUSH corn $500 push
oars Il 600 bush. Shipments-Wheat 10OO bush; corn
81 600 bush: oats. 1900 bush
St Louis Nov. Close: Wheat.No : red -i Gash n
72bsc December 73s.c: Nav. 767sc; No hard. lag
20 Corn-No 61a.c: December. 6oHsc: May.
62Isc Oats-No cash. 40c: May. i2c; No = whl'e'
Il%2Gi3c.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

ssst cotton closed quiet. With quotations unchshg i r m
lhs Sese n Il lGc for .nddlns upland ana
ndding s;uf sales io3 bales Southern i5ir sila % nm
ye-e ..i1p~arre6 a. follows: NeH-Orleas E1ed.ie,
easn,s5 - =. Mobile &c lower az &C.
ssad5 unchanged 7isc- WilInifFto. Tssirnore
unchanged at &C
non.rs unchanged 1s<c Augusta Ith Innate
Is Inns o,1:et lower. at i3sc. 900
rce,r, a. NavDrlearS for -nloIrI" are lti 80
l5to I,sles compared with 3-o- pa4s 5,,s.on COR
ror~o,-y F-r7 .s4o 20 10000 hales. 'pl4aIsI -,
- 20 ..s las. ,ee, ana bales actual las'
., 5av com
- - a., -, -, las. week and last year
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables cotton
Moderate demand sales. bales speculation anu eN
pert 50e. American 5000 receipts. 1000 American
sJ iniddlnc upland opened steady ana
SSaohsnsed- Closed steady Y 10 point net higher
November so5iz December. 5oZb; lecef-
eJanuary JanuaryFebruary, February
Aarch-Aprl April May. 4ols; May-June, June
ana Ju,v-AugCst sob. Observation-Disclosures quiet ana
saoths quiet but steady.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Sonc mills were inclined 10 make
prices market here
as not disposed nan old asking rates ara
accordingly
sgss winter straists 81 a'0is3 30. winter patents
~ SvasS s1i spring clears, s. :S0uS3 %. extra No
.alsf 81 5as2 80. 10 winter. 81 GOns2 70 no
z s2l9s22 40. and 10 arrive buckwheat -four.
% sssl - spot and RYE FLOEIs-FiTn:
~ Fssr 70 good. s3Gs3 choice fancy, So 3Og
"a - cDSSMEAI- Firm quoted: Kiln dried 50 29d
and i; saIi az TO r2ad BAG MIAIcuotea; Fine white
.fJ1sl 81 2iuS1
arrsr aa2tea spring bran spot, s!3 asked sacks to
coar. vp 'n slsasl9 %: spring bran. bulk. sis -;
"ef iran sl5as2l: city brau SIS: cOTnmea, 500
tsa ~ ol cake S2S. oil cake So; homny chop.
yerrsTIc -aI-Deyeioimelts In tho wheat market
"eie OF most b1iiish with New-Ycrk
'e-cer IN ihs sGvance owing % scarcity Of December
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ and 335 P. Daily except Sundays. to Pitts
field Sundays only. at go A VI.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 1t3 2s1. as 1915 Broadway. =
Union So. W. 2I5 Columbu= Ave, 1873 West 125th st.
l25th St and 13sth St Stations New York: 3s and 125
Fulton 81. and I06 Broadway F. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3sth for Central Cab
Service Baggage checked residence by
Westcott Express Company.
P &. BLODGETT. GEORGE n. DANIELS
a-qISu arjrra, D.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

tons last Total stock Of in Cuba is 'l'V
tons against 2.225 last .,
TEAThe market ruled quiet at unchange11s 1s1nCe De
day. Quotations follow: November ID 400 10 ,'y
cember i350a i3 60c; January 1880 February
l35Hd IL oc March. COG l3 I0c April l36 500 S-'oc'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

C,TpOE-The market cotton futures oiehs- nm "a
zone yl-h rrcas uu points on actNe 'oltI-7 .
brisk demand the account OF te--lEh ll'el7 -
slic rgIz- was not feature Al any ult eoi
m the session The general undertone OF je mar iS
o,sStiaozl1, legitimate conditions Ie mo-
Conservative sought cover on the belie -
hesyv sales and sta--, had eliminated the a+
interest and placed the ularet IL E0oa 1olIl I'i
hurrs al ZINE in year when seaIeS on &c
waves md e-rc e-Edcn changes in the slNLdli'l
[Al, Ta rar,as were decidedly better than eAi3-l
I,verrooI being un 2T2lz points Al one tle as aSat
ry,Actea-e = IT1I- points decline MoreoNe~ le't,
- ktuipr frost 7as general last night IN me SCUM -.
s-c states and cold iofecas'ed ior lt ~
west Of the Mississippi night Receipts At Gt -
we liberal 1 were counteraced hy estimates 10
much smaller movement to-noTT"" lAe pINay
- ,sEee ata5 ;rar The weather in the 'afoi.naE
snd J;aarza fna riy secure the amount OF -
prices, and enormous
demand f1r corrtr n from Continent at a nae
e3es ne bear ileent and created prejude
resro-s favorable market Before nll9las
r5a loci advance was lost under proft taHills
tcavrC element ana bear selling IA IN r.
forcing +urr7nr liquidation. Rut in the Afternoon -
xas ~no-ler sharp Improvement On fear that 60
III ro-rro~~1y s;sI higher and On
rucb smaller receipts New-oTleans and e fiolS1c
7Si,g ryas fsirl- active last hour Win
ro5 h,ers II near months. The close vas SIeao
r5ces ne- sale points higher Private Nlts ltoi
n n7s-e-s re7rtea better export demand ana small -
rr-ings rom tho interior Predictions Tor IA
4. movement we're made Georgia and Alahal l.,
q prices in the local MAJ MI - '
ss as
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
GteamboaIs
ALRANY EVENING II!

Albany EVENING LINE.
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 81 N R.. foot Canal Stret at @ p NJ week DAYS
connecting with trains fo- all points Excursion.
CATSEILI. HUDSON AND CONSACKIE
BOATS leave o Christopher ST.. every weekday
I, p NJ connecting With Catskfl Mountain. Boston
e. han nd 4 Hudson Railroads
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Ohio 10; Central Of NewJersey. 50: canal boats 92
river barges. 49, total Receipts of straw by
river, 60 TONS by rail- 80 total 30 tons