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New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

grain Baltimore v and Newcastle berth q. terms f5n
general cargo, hence to Sydney, W. pSivate terms
osThe eottonzeed oil fairly steady and nd
moderately active with prices higher Linseed a on
Pstroeu bb s. s5 and in bulk s. TO- PhiladeIPh:a
IS IS cottonzeed oi0PrIs crade Sbs
ht sse se9T BRINE xiner on geoW ssc nesd OIL Ae
WestsFn linsfed quoted &c under city brands lard OIL
FRovIsIoNs-The early market dull and shade
Psayy Pse Tsi o5~g In 5b the st @ A sS Sa the Eg
closed quite steady. Receipts at Chicago o 600
points rscePt including 600 at sa Hansas
Ness sisdsis FANNY AT Ss7 siaasi7 IS short eIaa 81
sl9 BEEFstsady. Quoted: Mess, SO 80: family .1l
pssD fEEE HaHasg AMSo9otsd $50 Ggs2l $50 n
YEXTsPieElea \ quoted le:; =
s9gldsrs we:ksT quoted e picked hams easy 9g9sd
5ss LARG0steady' quoted s s5c: city lard quiet
quoted ss5o; refined lard steady quoted South America
quoted 7ls@79. ,sTEARINE-ouiet quoted: oleo
noF2! RIGB9e T 69!l f he sqyag to-day done BY
former prices, Quotations follow: Domestic common. to
ia bss 81 faE to go9d iss prime to cTss Snolce
=. 9 g9t.oi do DO domestic sAa4ae Java, 4sG+%e; Ran
esss ads sse SSn BPissPay naa z meet @
list prices the basis soe for standard gTanua69 9
mould a, 525c; cubes, 515c; NXXX powdered, > o5e
aPae & and % ags and
fine granUlaed. &c; Eagle 10 10 bags and .
10 bags of granulated 5O5c: Eagle fine sTanulated
standard gran,late1 and diamond A 9oc confectiorers
A, 4IGc; No !. 455c Nos and 3, 400 No + Acc NO
s. 44oc; No 43oc; No l. 4.2oc: No s. ( 1oc; No .
i05c No TO- 4c Nos IL and r. 95c Nos 13 IA 10 and
rs Ss5c 25 10 bags Of fine granulated Sc Conditions
prevalent in the market fer the same as
heretofore noted Demand slack and values continue
!aFgHy nominal on the basis G sc 10 for
The beet market London continues steady to
firm further advance of sd Is Ard for November
and Is SD for the December option This weeks sum
Of the statistical position made by Niett
& Gray, shows stocks in the United States and Cuoa
together Of 21S,00S 22I613 tons last week
"a $50 last of 16S16 tons over
last year Statistics by specia, cablesCuba-Ihe SIX
principal ports No receipts; $500 tonsi STOCK
$500 tons against TS3 .sst grinding has ceased
Stocks in Europe 1260o against 92A S2 last year
Total stocks Of Europe and America tons @
SIS.Il4 last the dates ana 14
the date of October l. 1890 The excess
294 tons OF S39 pas tons
last week and deficiency OF S39S3 December
1900
TEAThe market IN futures lacked feature OF any
description to-day Prices were unchanged and the tone
quiet Quotations follow November 13 A0I135o; peceI
Der. 139l360; January. IS 50d13e0 February l3 5o@
13 70 March 13 6oq1370; April 1360413 70; May 1870
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm No 3
spring wheat 61aI11sc; No red. 74s4744c: No ye-
low corn &c: No oats. 411G42Ac; No white 44I49 a
441ac; No white. 43z Q441zc: No 6OaG61c; fair
70 choice mailing barley $4,000; No faxseed. 81 47la
No Northwestern 81 a. prime timothy seed. s6as6 10;
clover contract grade So pork. per bbl. sl3 75G
Sl3 50; lard 100 n. So 5oasS 521s ribs
loose 81 81 S. dry salted shoulders 81
~ V short clear sides boxed SS 15GSS 2o: whskey basis
or high wines. 81 81 On the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market firm creameries 15524c daires
l4goc Cheese steady. ga fD10Ac. Eggs fresh. 23c
Duluth. Nov. 15--CTose-wheat-Cash No 1 hard
74&c; No Northern 69Ac; No Northern me: De
cember. 70%c May 742sc Oats 40z 94Oc. Corn, 601sc
Milwarkee. Nov 15.-Cose-wheat firm: l North
ern, I212c: No Northern, 70A G.1ac December 724sG
IS II G5e; sample. 45a5s1ac. Corn-Decennber 60ssc.
cember, 70Ac May I3@sc- On track-No l hard 741.c;
No Northern. re; No 2 Northern 69970c Flour and
bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Nov. 15--Wheat firm &c higher: con-
grade November 761kG77c strong zc higher
No mixed November, 67q671zc. Oats firm 1c higher;
No white clipped. 4s1ae Butter firm. tsc higher fancy
nearby 27c Western PC Southwestern 25c;
Southern, &c Cheese quiet New-York full creams.
fancy small I015 591osc do fair choice. e9101sc.
Recepts-FIour. 5000 bbls and 2.157OO0 n sacks;
wheat bush; corn 1000 4ofO bush.
Shipmeuts-wheat 2.400 bush: IS 900 BUSH
10000 bush.
St Louis Nov. 15--Close-Wheat-No red cash.
731zc: December 74c; May. 7sc; No hard 711.972c
Corr-No cash 6311c: December, SIC; May SIC Oats
cash. 42a.c; December, 4l%c; May. 43c; No white
544jizc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

wilmington Nov. 15--Cotton firm: rniddlng, Il.c Re
cspts 476 bales exports the Continent 74I coast
Galveston Nov 15.-Cotton firm: uliddng TIC. low
nddling 15-1Sc good ordinary. 1-16c Receipts l3
osS bales exports 70 Britain, 61I1 sales, 124
stock 1T0.595- =, ,s
low middling. 15-1ec good ordinary ~ re
cepts 4e57 bales gross sT5V' SoS ,Sn LE1 o'
New-Orieans Nov. 15--Cotton steady; 1ltddlIns.
5-I6c- low uddling 15-6c good ordinary 62sc Re
ceIpts 1884 bales exports coast*se 3Ss' sales 5000
stock. corrected. 254524 -
Savannah Nov 15-Cotton quiet and steady; riddIing.
7sc: low middIing i1-16c Receipts. 960s bales;
ports Continent T. I52; coaswise. l5i2 sales
s-oCL-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Tive--ooI Nov 15 p. n.-Cotton: Spot-Moderate
business prices higher; American middl!ng far
4 Te32f. good mdding l3- -32d. raiddlng 5-lod low
niddlng 7-32d; good ordinary. $50 ordlhaTy
Of the day were 5000 oaes. OF Wh!cl
SEQ bales Eor speculation and export and included
400 bales American. Receipts. 10000 bales incudls
bales Futures opened quiet and closed
steady: American middng Z C. Sovem3er: I II-sse.
November and December Sid seIers DecelI
and January 6idg4 7-64d. buyers January snd
6-64d, February and March. tS-5ii
BUYERS March and APRIL 664d buyers: April and Nay.
4 & 64d buyers: May and June. 66id. buyers; June
ana July 4 6 sd. buyers; July and August 46-oid
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
Including 81. $50 take ex ship.

CgTIONThe Gotten market opened steady with prices
I-S1a1Eed 70 points higEer.
-aa was warranted by the Liverpool
and roo1a buying. chiefly caused the early
s-ea'lesS PROSPECTS q light receipts
nap were the basis for the early purchases those in
Lleles al t1e same time check selling
h-F account But after the call leaders ind
1s te supporting orders TO BE- less az
exeeec ralded the market, breaking January
,os 70 100 within minutes. = sharp break in
--VeFool and Lsnt Liquidation by longs gave
Neen ne bear market imuledi-
sly eShioIted strong Unde-rone and for rest
s forenoon worked steadily higher. January getting
oo On sooc Wall Street support, buying Southern
sccoont ana demand from Trading
anase vas quite active. with sentiment
Meeiete future decidedly bulish. The movement
s-op vas seen 10 be barely Z Wed
e1 ard predictions from the South falling
vas very Likely Houston continued 10 report barely
- PEI cent OF the arrivals Of year and other
lei on as vel The weekly statistical statement
EoFea e Be oush. the total Of brought
10 sight being $4,000 bales against week
ae forecast Indicated general in belt
.ee1HE temperatures important
eno northern louisiana Southern markets Were
~ on improved export demand, with holders disposed
NOD OF lor further Developments in speculative
lao-es from Liverpool attributed there
z-asrlcan selling orders and gloomy industrial
rom the Continent ASIDE from Wall Street buy
'oI commission houses IA Their sliTnly supplied
o1aeTs Near the close profit taking carried prices
sO5it OF 50 The market finally barely steady
As' . points lower TO point higher.
range q contract prices the market
-@s vas follows
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

January 5s I'd: March 2kd Peas-Canadian firm IS
Sd Fiour-St Louis fancy steady. as Cd Hops
al London (Pachc COAST steady. f3 5sGf3 l5s Beef
Arm extra India mess Cd Pork steady: prime mess
Western. 72s Lard-American refined in pals steady
ais Sd prime tierces dull. ass Sd Hams
Short cut Il Is 70 quiet as Bacon,Quet Curn1ss
land 10 to "A 10, +os
long clear rnId6es light 81 u. as 3D. long clear
heavy 30 70. AIS short clear backs 10 TO
10 6d clear bellies.SS 10 is 10 55s Shoa4osrS
Square. Il TO IS n quiets7s Butter-Steady; finest
United States 92s; good United States. Ios CHEESE
Quiet; American finest white and colored- 4Ss
Steady; prime city, 2ss Sd. Australian IN London. Sus
Cott7lseed oiI-FIuiI refined spot Turpentine-
Spirits quiet Rosin-Co1non f1rn As 11.d Petro-
leun1-Refned firm, lid Linseed oif-Ffrrn, SIS Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
foreclosure Sales.
C7PRFME COURT. NEW YORK col


CUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- Herman Raabe and Another Plaintiffs James
II Cassidy ct al. Observation-Disclosures No. I-T1 pur
sa1ce OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered in entitled action and bearing
date the 3lst day October 1891 the Undersigned the
refa-ee In said Judgment named viii sell public
~ the New York Estate SaleSrOon. Ne. Ill Broad
way IN the Borough Manhattan City OF New York.
rba o9th dav Of 1901 twelve O'Clock
an ,Tat dav b. John GcIGing aCctoaeer premises
sesrrhAd in said Judgment follows: All that certain
lot niece or parcel lying and being II
the 12fh Ward Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
work. boludej and described follows: Beginning at
nont on the northery side OF 11fth Street distant
kr,5-ed ara sixty-four eastsrly
formed intersection cf the said northerly side %
IIf+b Street WIN the Avenue;
Ming thence eastery said uorherIy side OF 111th
r thirtsx feet: northeTIy parallel with
sh Avenue hundred feet and eleven inches thence
nararI with said I1h Street thi-tysx feet
thence s6uthery parallel with said Sth Avenue hun
s-aI feet and inches 70 the point place OF
BEGINNING Being the same premises described in and
Covered by mortgage made by said Cassidy
John A. Asoinwau and Frederick de 2, Foster as
II Asnn,pal deceased 10 secure S3l 500 and interest
Dated New York, November Ith, 1871
RANDOLPH HURRY, Referes
PHILLIPS & AVERY Attorneys for Plaintiffs 154
Nassau Street Tribune Building. Borough OF Man
haitian. York City.
TIE following diagram Of the property referred 10
the foregoing OF sale known by the street num-
249 West 1lith street;
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
NAVAL STORES.

bTer a,ns ans waiting market for spirits Values were in
quote: ~ '~~N' at pie'ious prices. We
IAR-Reguars 81 SIS: do oil bbls 81 %
SPlRIIS TCRPENTINE-371z T3Sc
HOSlN--Common = n
e. o. r 81 -; g. 81 40: H 81 20 I. 81 K 81 To- NJ
- ~ ~ - %; W e. SO 80; " w, 81 Is.
STOCK ON HAND
'NPe4iie' 2,231 bbls
SaNannah Nov l5.-Spirtts turpentfne steady 35I4c
receipts. 3.7SS hbls; sales / 7I6 ~ ~ IL ~
GharIeston Nov l6-Turpentine firm. 341zc; sales 125
Dds Rosin firm and unchanged sales. 800 bbls
wilmington, Nov: I5-Spirts turpentine-Nothing
DOING; receipts 40 bbls. Rostn firm 81 bid.
ceptS 81 ools Crude turpsntne firm 81 lOQS2 receipts
ia hbls- Tar firm 81 25: receipts 22s bbls ~
London. Nov l5--Turp pentne-Spirfts 26s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
The range q contract prices in the local market to

re ooSn closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
eas " . for midcing upland and sla for mddling
rsphes .e bales Southsru spot markets were tele
g -oli0Ws- NeVT-OTeans steady and unchanged
"a e-sc Mobile steady I-16c higher at -1ec; savsn-
eessv and steady unchanged. 75.c: Charleston,
es-,.5 --loc higher. 71.c; Wilmington and
Ttce a. sc Baltimore nominal and unchanged
rsc-,ss steady l-2c higher at 1isc Estimated
->eS-Dreans Tomorrow from fG 600 600
bales compared with 13 I55 bales II
S N 4ast year. AT Houston for Tomorrow from
E.rs.sSe bales actual last year
Is r;s C cotton al ports rodav ar5 tr the week
- seez last yea - ~ H'0 ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
7AII.1oAD.

STATIONS foo. Of WEST TwENrY-rHIRD sTREEE
AND pEssRossEs AND coRTLANDT sTREETs-
0The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortandt Streets is nve minutes later than
hat Rivsn below Tor Twenty-thfrd Street
station. except where osherwise noted
Car. a. New M Toa sT :, s0s 70 two c sgs ss0s
FAFE FEsssYssa 5NssIsDf fEEbwe9H.. sHa sEs-ssaa
cR3csso Dt3g ciasslaad Tosdo ahS c,1cinn.
lbs NJ cTcado cp',Ti' AND 81 lsT' sT LOUIS EXPRESS
OF Ioledo Nashville via Cincinnati and LOuisvis.
ssS p. 81 EoUis E%PREssmFor a-af p,t,,Durs
P n WEsfERS ESpksssPGr Rfs5s atHs ShiSs For
aa:'Pf psefc SafFTsy EPRor PRES ca. P.ourz and
Ronte For kno5viis daily via Sheeandosn Valley
So p n. CLEyELaNp AM, eINcTNNATI ESS- Ex-
einnati and I1ousviII-S
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"eS s55. 1910 Oesbrosses cortandt Streets.
1SiS,. 1872 Dining Gns Can lo55 Dining Can T. IS
zoo q Is .congressiOnai Lin all Parior and pin
ilo nisht eLisas sunday s2s Isl 10 5 On
LIN Pallor and Dining csrss IS Is (Dinins
SOUTHERN N1 RAILwAY!-EzPrsss. SIS 425 p N. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-Expres,. SIS a n and s.ss
M S i25s daiy rss saa fio ns
NoRFoIK OBJ Ok AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-Eor Memphis
cEEstPEaKE aN6 Q Ohio Fl n RafLWAY-sss ai1Lz a. n .aa
FOB Or. otp PoINT COMFORT and SoREoLK.-7.5s a. M
rfan n a1a sut salr ess ans
Standard Coaches
APE MAf--f2-5S y m. week-days
ror points on New York
st Tsenty-third Street Stationl SIS n. 1910.
30 4-io and 8 55 D Sundays. Q IS T. ass
2. m .rroIn Desbrossss and Cor,ialdt Streets) 900
m- i22p. s40 4 20. and $40 , H. Sundays. s.4s
- r. Sis
FOR pHnADELPHIA
tDesorosses and Cortlandt Streets. 500. rs. I55
sSS e25 t955 Penna LLni;ed). 101o (Des3Iossss
end Cortandt Streets 10 2 Dining Carr 1855 Dining
.s9 I153 m II IS Dining Carr: 10 Cpesarossss
ara Cortlandt Streets, 229) 255. 52S 3S5. AS. ~
Dining Carr 455 Cnfning Carr SIS ning T55.
rs s55 s2s u 10 night Sundays 8 TO- IS s
ca 2I5ns SAE y 5,- 81 ni@g Gr iS5ne 55 Ds,P caFs
TEE. 30 Dining Car, 25 ss5 Is H. z 10 1isnt.
I2 Fifth Avenue nelow 23d ST.; Astor House; west
Wenty-tnird Street Station stations foot OF
oroses and Ccrtlandt Streets Court Street. 500 ot-
ton Street 9S Broadway Pennsylvania Annex sts-
tlon BROOKLYN: Station. Jersey City. TIE New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and check oaggass
rom hotels and residences through 90 destination
Ieepnone 9i4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rai
]. 3. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Ps=s'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. 3S5 P. Daily. except Sundays. Pits
field Sundays only, e.20 A n
Pullman Cars all through
illuminated VI
Ticket Offices 1IS PSI. AS and 1915 Broadway Is
Union So ", 2I5 Colur1bu- Ave, 133 West I25th St..
125h St and iSsth ST. Stations, New York 5S and "a
Fulton St. and 1Os Broadway z. d Brooklyn
3sth Central
from hotel
BIO0GTTT DANIELS
S1oerfureatsrf General Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

1lIth Street
The approximate aggregate amount Of prior Hens on
is S37. 500. The amount OF plaintiffs
len uno the premises principal interest costs dis
nd Is SI.i336s. and or taxes
ssssssnents and water rates is Loo 10
sEseSSi'S''' 49, RANDOLPH HURRY, Referee
,trrrrJoS G. AVERY, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
cTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


- Herman Raabe and another Plaintiffs vs. James
2 Decentralization No I'm
suance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made
entered above entitled action and bearing
date the s1st of october. 1901 the undersigned
the rsferee in Judgment named will sell public
auction ~. New Real Estate Salesroom No
in Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
VII IN the 10Th day o November. 1901 at twelve
O'clock noon on by John N Coldng auctoneer.
the ren1ises said Judgment follows:
that certain piece parcel OF land situate lying
an5 baing in the Twelfth Ward In the Borough
haitian CITY OF New York. bounded and described
foIIows Beginning point on the northery side OF
one hundred and eleventh Street distant one hundred
and twentveight easerly from the formed
by the of the said northery side OF 111h
Srasr with the easterly side OF Eighth Avenue
thence along said northery side OF nth Street
,hirrvsi. feet: northery parallel with said
ayenue one hundred feet and eleven inches; thence
parallel said 11th Street thrtysix
-, ,bsnca Southerly parallel with Sh Avenue
80 ele inches the point place OF
premises described in and
covArad nv certain mortgage made by said Cassidy
80 IE,ts5 States Fire Company
and interest ,oo.
Tiated New York, November 9TH. 1901
Da'eN - RANDOLPH HURRY, Referee.
71.rrr1pS Z AVERY Attorneys Plaintiffs.
Nassau Street. Tribune Building. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York City -, . ., .
The following diagram OF the property referred to
foregoing notice OF sale Known oF the street
number PSI West l11th Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Total receipts date.-----........-...27
Total receipts to date ast Z
Exports for the 229
Exports for the week year 1851
Total
Total date last
stock
year ...-.----.---. - .-4-..-e 7os 500
stock at al interior time last eI3 400
Stock Liverpool. 29I
Stock Liverpool time last
Stock OF American Britain 452
time last wear ~ ~ ~ ~ - KS 600
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

dull; spring No Northern I71ae winter Nc Sea
Corn strong 20 yellow 6Tl1c; No do sc: No : corn
6624c No do 6g1ac. strong; No white. - 13c
No 8 do 4Ic: No mixed. 454c: No do. 44.c- Bar1ey
Only fair inquiry fancy. o6Go1c fSSe hrn' W L
62%c- Canal freights steady
Chicago Nov 15.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
t1.50. fSGO. 900 1900. A VI
.1so f$oe $40 t40o. sfiOo. 1850. 500 100 t1so
S 'BiITIMORE AND WASHINGTON
s.43o t8OO 1000 .lL3O 4 NJ tIO0 81 so ss4o
orees L!oeriy 81 Ferry South Ferry 1I3. 2s1. 49,
West 153 East I25th ST. 2S Vest 12Sth 81 245 Columbus
Broadway williamsburg New YORK Transfer
calls for and checks baggage to destination.
sF-1r, Ttrsrty St ony sDsfIv STsiTv svrs,t Sr,s.v
sSIn5ay onIy.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Rio-Cofee market steady; No Rio $3.50: exchange
125; receipts oo cleared the United States
$50 bags: cearcd Europe, 2O,eoo bags; stock.
555 Gao bags
Tie position Brazilian coffee fol
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
OTHER MARKEr=BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov. 15-Cattle-Re 300 Texans and
800 westerns Steady and firm Good to prime nominal
Sc 25s7 poor nedgm $3.50 "a stocseTS asd feed
ner ST 25G$2 bulls 81 5gs4 10 calves s2 50as6 %
30GSi: Western steers. S3 o0S6 p
Hogs-Receipts to-day SO 600 t9-Tn9rroW ~ GEO. LEFT
5110c lower. closed active and STEADY
Mixed and IS 50asS So good TO choice heavy
S. 35GS5 SO; light 80 2oIS5 90;
buk Of sales IS H5sS 70 SheepReeeipts 1000: steady
In515c Good to choice wethers, 50 Hog
81 TO- Western sheen sogSS 'o native iaD % "VSf o'
Western lambs. 81 80 ca.
cattle quiet 81 75G$ sheep steady 81 259S3 lambs
weak, 81 50GS4 80. ~ r,.. = -. -. a..
East Buffalo Nov. -Cattls-Reoeips cars steady;
no good cattle here. VealsTops, SIpsf 70: common 10
fair 81 1895 HogsReceipts 70 cars opened aetiNe
59Ioc fair 10 choice forksrs 50 olFg
IS IS mixed ana medium. IS 75gs5 $: heavy IS s59
roughs. soqS5 20 stays siasi 90
Sheep and ianbs-Rsoeipts 80 cars; good demand and
opened higher lambs. but weakened later sheep
fairly steady fancy lambs. 81 15qsi So eus
common good, 50 e5aS4 10 sneep Mandy wethsIs
So 6S3 75 mixed s3 25S3 90; culs and common II Io
@s3; yearl!ngs IS 254SS So
15.-Cattle firm: choice 50 eOGlSo go
prime s5 sos5 so. good. s5Gs5 % Hogs active prime
heavies SIS S0Gs5 90 heavy mediums s. l50S5 So light
do IS 7oTs5 T5 heavy Yorkers So 6ods5 e5: light do
S6 55STs 90, pigs weight and quality. s. 4Gdso so
roushs 81 50lS5 40 Sheep steady best wethers 20 aug
IS 50: culls and sGs2; yearngs - ooqsS 'o
veal calves, s7@ST 2
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
I1ith Street.

111th Street.
The approximate aggregate amount OF prior liens on
the said premises S37 The plaintiffs
premises principal interest.
5isbrsement and allowance 81. ass 81 taxes
nd rates Is S1.O02- Is.
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

acreage Santos $500 receipts. $4,000 bags; stock 491
FamburE-Cofee market opened al pfg
lower: a; $50 m vas net &Gla. pig sales.
5000 bags Eavre-Coffee opened irregular, Il
II francs higher: - unchanged; at 191 ?
francs lower: $50 adE anced = franc; total sales
"a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

vsva-r.ooI Nov l5-Closing-Wheat-Spot steady; NO
red western winter, Ied; No Northern spring Ss
s.td: No California I0isd futures steady Decer-
ber 5s e1sd: March bs lid. Corn-spot nr; American
mixed rev, 4hd; futures nru' December. % s"Sa
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin 81 station. Ne" IoE5, 4 I'S
81 10 A M--For intern. points 70 Aln4ny * AioH1-
A ND Eiud Riv 8 MOL HApreSs-
{. M.-Chicago Express.
.a.SS p N-colt- for Detroit Chi ST Louis
t5.45 p No For Hudson River Points Albany
.S.i5 D N-For Roch, Buffalo. Clsye'd < chicago
12:.s P M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Louis
.e:I3 ?. M--For S5ra Roch. Mag FaIs' De q mi
sr1.iiv fDa.ly, Sunday Leaves Brooklyn ADJ
49, No I az ti0:45 A NJ; al 1900 P n Leavs
p r I. vi ID A NJ: y
p NJ Time principal hotels and ofaces-
S,es checked from hotel residence by Westcots
OTGFTT c. z. LAMBERT.
c.n-I s,ynerfntendent Gen'I Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
EEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF sd Cortiandt Desbrosses g.
Daily ExcepC Sunday Des0. 200 Wilkes
Barre only. sunday changes: 122a dI2S eZ45- s7IA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

E2eceips Of breadstus al interior Poinls N SS a
last three cphers (0oo) omitted hoHF pDi=' gran" ' -
New-York tribune., 1901-11-16

Liberty AID South Ferry (tne South Ferry h7e
minutes earlier than below, except n0ted)-
The midland journal., 1901-08-09
A Min4aIuiep rrnEeax.


A northern man stopped at the home
of an Alabama pianter. of the old school
and was cordially invited to Light,
sab, and be welcome"
He lit and was forthwith invited
to take toddy, in accord with the Ala
bama rules of hospitality.
S"Why," he said, Il saw nice bed OF
mint back there. Suppose get some of
it and make a mint julep instead of a
toddy."
"a what sah?'' said the planteR
"a mint julep. Haven't you ever
tried them?"
mo, sah, nevah; but I'm willing,
sah."
They did try the fascinating bever-
age, not once, but many times, and the
northern man went away next day
with reluctance.
Two years later his business took
him there again. AT the gate he was
met by the old colored butler, on whose
hat, as he doffed it, was seen band of
Grape.
"Where's your master, STRIP he in
quired of the old darky.
He's dead, sab; died yestiddy."
Dead! I'm shocked. What was the
causeY'
why, sab, bout two years ago one
q dem Yankees cum down heah and
showed ole marse how to drink weeds
In his red likker, and he never stopped
twell he died fun it,"-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
The midland journal., 1901-08-09
Nine raslors Make a Man.

Nine taiiorS make n man" grew out
Of the old custom Of bell ringing. The
ringing Of bells was formerly practiced
from belief in their efficacy to drive
away evil spirits. The 'taIlors" in the
above phrase is corruption of the
word ''tellers." or strokes tolled at the
end of lneil. In some places the de-
parture of an edult was announced by
nine strokes in succession. Six We're
rung for Il woman aud three for u child.
Hence it came to be said by those lis
tening for the announcement, Nine
tellers make a man" AS this custom
became less general and the allus;on
less generally understood there was an
easy transition from the word 'tellers"
to the more familiar one 'tailors."
That inevitable joker, Curran. took
advantage of this popular saying to
poke fun in a good natured way ut his
hosts on the occasion Of his being en-
tertained at dinner by IS Of the Guild
of Talors. CuMan on leaving rose and
said, Gentlemen, I wish you both
good evening"