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The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
ALABAMA's COTTON OUTPUT.
Census Report Shows 1,1O6,s40 Com.
merciaI Bales for 1899.

Washington. Nov. 16.-The agricul-
tural division of the twelfth census
has completed it's tabulation of the
cotton crop of Alabama in the year
1899. In that year there were 1872. 1884
farms reporting cotton, with an acre
age of 3,2o2,135, producing 1,106,S40
commercial bales, or the equivalent of
1,093,694 bales of 500 pounds each. The
value of cotton to the farmers as sold
by them, exclusive of the seed was
S37, 400. 59S. The cotton ginned reported
by the manufacturers division for this
state was 1,07s,519 bales, of 500 pounds.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17

Denver. Col, Nov. is.-cfoseeus. TIA
famous froftef. failed ~ lower Do
record "a fhe Overland PARK mile track
to-day. but he MADE = new RECORD ~
0f f0r fhe track fhe fgrmeE feeCTe
for CteTianQ Nas 2iiiA
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
A YALE DORMIToRY BURNED.
The Hutchinson Ruined by Fire and
n student In Bad shapeA

New Haven. Conn.,, Nov. 16.-Fire to-
day practically ruined the finest of the
Yale students dormitories, the Hutch
inson, which was erected a few years
ago at a cost of $4,000 Eugene Hale
Winslow, a student from Punxsutaw-
ney, Pa, was rescued with difficulty
from a flfth-story window. He was I'M
conscious when brought to the ground
and has remained in that condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
rURPENTINE OPERATORS.
oeaIa Has Organized n Sub Assoeia-
ton.

ocaIa. Fla. Nov 1e.--The ocaia Sub
Association Of Turpentine Operators
has Is members enrolled. Each one
manifesting a deep interest IN the oc-
cupation Of the operators, and expect
10 gain much benefit from the organic
ing Of the operators. They viii hold
their next meeting Thursday, Dec. ~,
a. 1 n m
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
9 = = -
BREAKS UP
ALL KINDS OF
CO... I)Ss

Nothing makes one more susceptible
to taking Cold than bad stomach, or,
in fact, to any contagious or infectious
disease.
While ''77' prevents, cures and
breaks up" a Cold. its strongest ally
is a sweet stomach and good digestion.
The use Of Specific No. 10 will bring
this about by curing Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion and Weak Stomach.
Humphreys Specifics are put up in
handy walls of pleasant pellets that fit
the vest pocket.
At all druggists rs cents, or mailed
on receipt of price. Doctors Book
mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company, corner William and John
streets, New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
TELEGRAPH INVENTORS WIDOW.

Mrs. Sarah E. G. Morse Dies at
Daughters Home in Berlin.
New York, Nov. 16.--Mrs. Sarah E.
q. Morse, widow of Prof. Samuel F.
B. Morse, inventor Of the telegraph,
died in Berlin, Germany. on Thursday.
She was Prof. Morse's second wife,
and was married to him in 1s4S. She
was born in 1922. Four children, one
laughter and three sons were born to
ger. and 1t was at the home of her
pAughter In Berlin that she died.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17

The Hague. NoN ie-Ihe queen 3
roefher. coming to-day from the pees
rIde IN queen Wiiheimlna, aais me
royal patient was peitef
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17

w Wilcox, rom
in letter written from Washington,
and
i t is used it wnb
i or
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
REcoNsIDERED THEIR ACTION.
knights of Labor Turned simon
purns Down After Eiecting Him.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. le.-After re-
.iectine simon Burns Of Pittsburg gem
sral master workman Of the Knights
!, labor to-day. the General Assem-
hlv OF the order, IN evening session to-
night. rec0nsidered the action, ana IA
M Burns place eleeieq heniy -
Hicks Of New York, ~ me sAee1 I've
800 ~ the order. =. W. Hays was
,iscts6 secrefary and treasurer.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
RECEIVER TINDALL,s CASE.
Judge Roberts orders n Hearing for
the Macon Prisoner.

Macon, Nov. Hillary c. Tindail,
who is in prison for defauIting for
$4,000 while receiver Of the Macon
Hardware Company, and who has been
before the courts constantly ever since,
trying 20 prove that he has purged
himself of the contempt Of court. win
have a hearing here before Judge Dave
Roberts next Saturday. Judge Roberts
signed an order 20 this effect to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-17
THE INSURANCE LEGISLATION.
Macon's Chamber of Commerce
strongly Opposed to II.

Macon, Nov. 16.-The Chamber of
Commerce met this afternoon and pass
ed resolutions calling upon Bibb's dele
cation in the House and the senator to
defeat, If possible, the Wright insur-
ance bill and the Miller bill, which
forbids companies in Georgia TO REIN
sure. II is claimed that these bills will
mean the increasing of insurance rates
all over the state.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
OTHER uARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati oct S0-Hogs easier at So tlp$6 10 Satte
duh and lower at 1885 10. Sheep dun at S1GS2 10
Lambs steady al S24Si % -, ooo -, ,--,..
ing 500 Texans and Westerns beef cattle mostly
good prime steers, S61S6 so
poor to medium 81 SOGS5 90 sockers and feeders So
%. cows 81 5dS+ so; heifers 81 gS3 Gamers 81 %
Gs2 % S2gs4 so; calves S34S6 . Texas fed steers
TO-DAY so COO head; morrow 2700o; left 5O00
market 5d1Oc lower bottom mixed and butchers
75dS6 choice heavy. s. SoqS6 22tc rough
heavy IS 50dS5 20. light s5 75a5 90 bulk Of sales s. 10
ass so Sheep-Receipts % 600 head sheep mostly l0c
ower lambs l5d2c lower good choice wethers 50 30
asa Western sheep s3$3 I5; native lambs 81 5O9S4 6o
Western lambs. S39s4 40
East Liberty. Oct S0Cattle steady; choice s. 7oqs6
prime 40QS5 good S5GS5 25 Hogs duh and lower
prime heavy. Sc 25Gs6 35; heavy mediums and light
mediums S6 i04S6 10 heavy Workers. IS SO4S6 10; light
do s5 soa$5 s. pigs. 50 6oq$5 90; sLps So 5ogs4 So
roughs ST 25uS5 20 Sheep dull; best wehers So 500
s. 40 cus and common slGs2; yearngs. 81 5o9sS rs;
Veal calves S6MS6 ..
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

The MIX Exchange price raised to si 9qaT gsctS s
today Included II ,,s.f. car.
and chickens working out slowly but prices heIl
fairly steady Dqsss and geese in good demand s64ne sn
see me- n So d9iset fSwis So ac ROSTERS Sc
tgrey sdPioc ducks Western per pair 500 roc geese
g. l2a$I 81 pigeons & zoe large bsTa 6s GGe ST
vious receipts, with a generally slow demand the
aouS rg IS g aS aeS % On Of ali
scarce ana orlng premium turkeys raIner more pey pir
ducks selling slowly selling fairly when
We quote Spring turkeys, dry picked per H. ioa1lc do
seiPRia faney 17@lsc do mixed szea II 5c do penn
sylvara 0rme, l2al2l4c: do fair to good loqlc; dc
Michigan aided ICaIlc: other scaIded. choice.
Western dry picked, average best, sealded. SAG
southwestern poor to good 7qsc: old cocks 6dsisc;
ducks spring Long Island ana Boston per n I5e DO
geese spring. white lia15c: do dark, 1a12e;
f98S 81 7sss2 5 do dark b.S 81 25asi &@ o. ''As
GAMEoniy small scattering lots Of fresh & game birds
wS2de9G s Pesdss5 q ags sT0g s We @ 6c6 a'
Gs2 do maIsrd 75oGsl do teal SiueTing eoa75c @
feed 2oc: venison. saddle, per N. aOc.
POTATOES AND BGETABLEs-The marwet for irish
potatoes quiet and the tone rather easy Sweet Po
st9S s9S fsay in "h light a5 a % t0 sades
slowly Cauaowers are in heavy receipt today, and
Brussels sprouts dqu and weak Hot house cuoqmbers
Southern
at steady prices: few lots
both placed up so the bulk OF the bust
at 10 81 25, and fair lots had lower
Florida eggplants and wanted. Other vegetables
We Potatoes German
large good per 16s N bag slGs2: do fair 70
good per 1l2 bag 81 12Gsl 81: common, 75cGsl:
Maine prime. sack. s2as2 io do prime IN bulk per
prime sound per $50 10 s2qs2 S DO state lime sound
per $50 n 81; do Albany and Troy prime SOUND per
bb 81 DO state and Western poor TO fair per io 90 6
25Gsl good prime, per bbl. u o-V
y III pe1 20 doabis SShGn sea8 b6 s2as do ht
bb basket 75csl Vineland cloth heads. 81 75qs oO
do Monmouth County. 5OqSl 75; Virginia. yellow
fair to prime 37dSl so: Brussels sprouts. good TO
choice per at TGiOc: do inferior. 8a5c: cucumbers
FLORIDA do hot house No doL.
sigsi i2 caunowers Long Island fancy per Dbl 81 SOg
81 IS: do poor sids 5 do culs 15c: cabbases
Long Island 100 s2 5o9s3 5o celery STATE per dos
Florida box. 50 5D4ka; lima beans
potato per bag s1qs1 5o do fat 75egsi onions pickle
shi,e btd s2Gx4: Orange County. white per
sass; DO red fair TO prime. 50 25Gs2 20: yellow fair
good 81 25as2 I5 do Door to fair M aa sc
white s2as4 do Western yellow bag 81 90
"a 10 red 50 5Ox3 Florida basket carrier
sGs2 5o peas Norfolk. freight hat Dbl basket az
Sogsi; string beans virginia per basket sgsl 70; 90
Chareston, 81: do Florida. crate .ocG*l; s1rHs
rnsrow per bbl 81; do Hubbard slgsl 2a rrn1s 'ef
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
- QVoTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. October 50. 1901
,,-v--rrn the face q very bearish cables from al
COfF ,Is-iya markets and heavy movement II lie
t9'es coffee futures opened partial llnls ~
fug wf-h steady undertone, the result ~ aSht
~ Sos district Havre after opening franc leSer
~ 5o, s1d advanced rapidly sending buying orders
10 Forenoon. and closing = franc net hlsneT
tgrr closed a pfg net lower The advance n me
--,s-la- stirzre5 local prices further points
,r,S r1nors verified howeyTr and sentiment
s lsss bullsh toward the close II TIE session n-a4
- ,si.stirE gain a partial . points WIN tie
49, ses5v Total sales wer- 4o2jO bags Ire cay
On % -ivsas the loss 10 RIO. 100 reis al sar
- nS Isd in the BIO q exchange, which easeo on
,-s brazilian port receipts amounted 70 saOep bags.
y a -- toVn receipts 20 600 bags Domestic ware
go deliveries were fair volume Al . l2l bags.
sUs sn0t coffee the Street ruled shcut steacy ana
rerstely active with quotations based norlins4y. on
e15-Jsc for Rio NJ : invoice lots.
ne ra5Ee q contract prices local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

cu Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
ieIes: saIes GOO bales speculation and export BOO
Amers-, lc1h, 5000 bales; receipts 1900 talesi
ouens 1900 bales; mideling upland. SID Futures
er quiet and unchanged. steady egllz points
- october rs. October November lSs No
s-y eoerher 0sb December-January. 4.Osb; Jann-
s;sa ans April May. Oh: May-Jur% s.O7s. June-July.
ers suiy August zOSizs. Mancheste<-fsrns dull and
T0T-n tl9ths. very little doing.
heis E'ia AND AEAL-The market irregular being
soblS, 419s whole ruled very slow and mostly In
ssastt, ssies Spring patents. 50 T04SS %: winter
csss - agQA5 40. winter patents. 50 5cx3 50: spring
No sv4so 20, extra No 50 z5qs2 30. extra
70 arrv - 60 - %: no grade. s2las2 30 spot ana
81 e5SSs RYE FLs0UR-Dul Quoted: Fair 70 good.
choice fancy. 50 300 50 55 CDfSN-
brs1-~ -FEn Quoted: KILN dried. SO l0as3 30. as 20
yso- -l.Ae MEAIS-F1rm. Quoted: Fine white and
-: ~ Quoted Spring bran spot SIS 80: arrive.
60 4tle %. spring bran. bulk SIS coarse win
l,r. slh a5as2I; city bran SIS 30. cornmeal. s2S;
80 81 11eaks so. corn olcake. 81; homny chop
eSs,aAslA-wIiEAT-The wheat market was at best
Oufss Only during periods decided strength IN
por, % mis- Influence the had but little sup
Tezss- es generally dull within the limits denned by
iosss favorable business however ftyone
here sLy outports. only 10 loads being worked
ues q, pfotiaed little strength IN the last ten min
thong 20 that the market closed fairly steady. al
being Isa 4lttle value influences the former
resfb slsa a. Liverpool closed 1. hd lower Buca-
houses b.nts higher and Berlin = mark up. Foreign
forenoo lleless sold little wheat here during the
narkss s-tlSs and provoked selling In domestic
lf iong account. The Northwest receipts
- llszOo bushels also credited with
tsl .llhh influence sentiment cic also the
.ss-e lted % the bull side, although restrained
AS s''ort ~ uncertainty -9sr Argentine matters
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

Cash quotations follows: Flour easier.
spring wheat 6911G69Asc; M . red. 71iaGT2c. No .
Yellow corn 5stc No oats 3TieG5Sc No white 39is
q4o+7c No white 3el. d40ac No rye, IS nc:
ehoce mailing barley. 5+d5Sc No haSseed. 81 So No
Northwestern. 81 80; prime timothy TOds5
slS 20; lard 100 TOGss T2ls short ribs sides
Ioose - %uSs To- dry salted shoulders. 5Od
81 20 short clear sides. boxed sS whiskey
or high wines. 81 20. on Produce
the butter market steady: creameries. 1+d21 nc:
fresh, 19G 19i-c.
Duluth. Oct 30--Close: Wheat-Cash. No l hard
'-12c' No Northern 667sc; No l Northern 6glsc:
cem6er 6sssc May. 72c Oats. 81 sq36Esc Corn 567c
Awagkee. Oct. 30.-Wheat lower; close No North
ern Ioq1Qzc; No Northern esa69ac; December TOIsc
sample. 45er57lac. Corn-December 57Iac
Minneapolis Oct 3o.-CIose-wheat cash ss4sc; De-
SelI3er .ot@+Tof Sc May. I0A41O3sc: track
FioI-tlIst patents g 70S3 50: patents IS 55G
- %; first clears s. 75GS2 So; clears 81 90
Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. Oct. 30-Wheat I.c lower: contract
grades spot IS&a a74c. Corn frrl I.c higher: No 2
mixed, spot 62sG624.c. Oats hrmer; No white cpp.d
441f+c Butter hrmer; fancy Western crearnsry 22ls
sc do nearby prints. CSC Eggs firm: fresh nearby and
Western 25c do southwestern &c; southern 2Ic.
CheSse nrm fair demand New-York full creams fancy
Flour 26o bbls and 1112OO0 sacks; wheat IA 900
D4Sh: corn 16oO bush; oats. 22.O00 bush Shipments
wheat 1000 bush: 27.0oo bush; oats 1000 bush
St Louis, Oct. 3o.-Closs, wheat-No red cash
q I,ec December. 717sc: May. 75sc: No hard SOL
S9Sc. Corn-No 2. cash. 5eac: December 5sAc; NAV
G40isc; No . white sOc '' 's
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

ana me fact that winter wheat in this
are elso In an unsettled through lack Of rain
somewhat lower barometer Western the
only indication that the changed
Ter quotations Of cash wheat. basis
,ono|s; No Northern NewYork, 77isc nominal; No
nlFthern Duluth shsc prompt No Northern Duluth
.97se prompt No hard New-York 164c prompt, and
10 : red Nev-Tork. T2Asc nominal CORN
BOlls again controlled Ge market and time
had prices Ssc higher previous night. strong
conditions prevailed until the afternoon. when
acton occurred under sales for only be
ooEed oy speedy in the last minutes which
et hna prices at tie highest figures Of the day Bears
necessarily Kept close shore the from Western
points very bullish ard il was evident that
traders IN Chicago working for still higher prices
Al interior points high prices that
chicago fears receipts will be light for time 70 come
ngllsh markets i2d, but the trade
only amounted 10 three loads all ports. No corn
closed at 6ic No yellow. sc, and No
white, CSC, ATS-The
generally hrn somewhat higher, with
good commission buying feature
board clearances 23O0O bushels. No closed
az Ala NC No 3. ale. No white 43sa gao; No g.
white 4S track mixed, 40A4 G42ac track white
42sd41C, and No white clips. 44+ G44 RYE
Market hrmer; No i Western 63c and No . Western,
62iec, both b. adoat. rye 5775Sc. r.
LEf-Market steady; feeding quoted 50d52c and
mailing a 57d6lc. both Z, Bunalo
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

ding e&c: good ordinary is-iec; receipts bales
eAssolts SQeslNlse 10; sales 1000; stock 80 4s3
nddng 7asci good ordinary. 6Sc: net receipts, ss4s
bales gross, 10o47 shipments 5143 $50;
Augusta. Oct So-Cotton cuist ard steady; rtdling
IL-loqI1c low middlins. Ts-i597.c receipts. 1885
bales: shipments. 220l; sales. I5i 20 100.
Charleston Oct. so-Cotton arm: nitdlins. Tiac:
ceipts SIS bales: stock 22S1e.
Houston. Oct. S0.-Cotron nliddliny. Isc: low
ntdng 7c good ordinary Ilsc; receipts Ioss bales
shipments. 1890: sales. 1884; stock. So 4S2
St Louis Oct so.-Cotton quiet: uniddlins T%c; low
midilng 7Sc; good ordinary. 61sc: 2447
bales: $3.50; shipments. oas sales 100: stock
10 21s.
Wilmington Oct. so-Cotton firm: rniddlnz TSc; ne,
receipts 23If bales: gross 2.41i; stock. "a 25T
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
Ruiiroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers ST..
g. Follows and earlier from W 23d ST:
a OO a NJ DaIly-SoIid tIain for Buffalo P M.
F3inghamton waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches
Parlor Car and Cafe Dining Car Buffalo. -
$50 Daily-Chicsgo Lfnnited-Fast Mail-sond
train Chicago. NJ. Cleveland I-so
NJ Sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
NJ Dali Cleveland Express
Arr Buffalo 7O5 Bradford 90 jamestown 100 Hounss-
tnun III pa A NJ: Cleveland ~ 81 p. NJ Sleepers to
FlInaIo oil city and Cleveland Cafe Car.
DI5 N DaIy-SoId train for Bnghamton.
Wavery EImira Chicago. SIcepsrs 10 Buffalo. Chicago
Cincinnati. Dining Car - =
SIyfC'KFTS Local. TIME CARD AND PULLMAN AC-
/ CON1fODATION Ill 113 26i. 800 and f159 Bread
yTsv M Fast I25th St. 2T2 West 125th Cham
hers ana West 2sd ST Ferries New York; 333 $50
Fulton S. ss Broadway. Brooklyn; l22 River Ho-
boksn and Jersey New York Transfer Co.
calls FOR and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

October
pEANs AND PEAS-Domestic marrow ee-ns were q
,ti to-day; choice stock tobbing at 81 600
81 Medium and pea quiet. but not plenty, and
6sls about steady Red kidney are cecIlning under IN
hat extreme. some sots selling
n -he marked here to-day 81 5ogs2 - California
uien buyers favor Foreign beans
hels about steady We quote: Beans. marrow isoi
81 eoGS2 65: DO medium, choice y 0o
40 ,sas Choice o5: do red kidney choice sz osz 90
DO black turtle soup 81 50: do lima SaiifoIna -aoios
"a s9 50. italian medium. 81 soSl So other foreisn
.si,S 81 .OqsI so: green bags. 81 5cs S-'- do
Scotch, bags, 81 40. -r,a, .~.,,
BurTER-Ths general market was very quiet sSain
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

YORK COCNTY.-In the matter OF the final account
inr OF Thomas knight and Robert F. Seirert.
-rees OF tie OF John Frtck. general assign
eut for benefit OF creditors the People OF the State
Nev York To all interested in the
Ertck assigned 10 Thomas c.. knight and
= Seiner for benefit creditors. greeting:
"a OF hereby cited and required
sonaliy TO be appear special term Part
held IN and for the County
York at County Court House IN the Borough OF Man
CYty OF the 25th day November
IsO at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. then and there
cause hnal settlement OF the account OF Thomas
- Krfghr and Robert Seiffer the above
arIsj Jobn Prick in.olvent debtor should be had
s a. No cause be shown final sat-a-
ment OF the assignees account In testimony
rava the said Supreme OF New
vorL county be hereuntO affixed.
Witness. HON. GEORGE ?. ANDREWS
rstice OF the Supreme Court. this Tth October
n X TAYI.ER (SeaD. WM SOHAdER Clerk
WEEKS & HASKELL Attys for assignee. T G. knight.
Montague Street. Borough Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

G, - .5on closed quiet with quotations lower
ass ot 15-lbc FOR middifng
a.. ---g G-f Sales l02S bales. Southern spot
-t--sraphec as follows: New-Orieans, fair de-
"a aa eseagea al 7i=c: Mobile. quiet u lower
s~ IL AMMAN, quiet &c lower. 7i.c: Wilmington.
4oNer. al sc bid: Norfolk steady Lice lower
rs, -.o baf more nominal and unchanged Sc:
So g-let sn1 steady. unchanged 7-1edTisc.
A. Ns Sset and unchangea at 7&c. Esrimated receipts
i4ears tomorrow from 80 % 90 bales
slare1 with 072 bales actual last week ana ga
49, .ctla .ast Al Houston tomorrow from
70 -ottH bales. compared OS9
e.stE -esE snc . 1872 bales actual last year.
epts az the ports and points to-day
- VIII ne sane day last week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
SOUTHERN COTTON. MARKETS.

Galveston Oct. 3o.-Cotton quiet: middling. sc low
rddns 7sc; good ordinary 6sc receipts laps bales
exports Continent 2O3 sales. to stock, iI3012
30-Cottou steady: mtddins. I-l6c. low
uddng &c: good ordinary. eide receipts 465 bales
29S9; sales. 1872 stock. 3l.3sO.s
Savannah Oct sO.-CoXon quiet: middlins. 1h.c5 low
receipts, o. balsss gross.
exports 1sT; sales. $685. spinners ls5 stock
I37. .s43.
New-orleans Oct so.-Cotton IN fair demand; middns
71ac middling Lice good ordinary sac net re
cspt. % 2 1872 exports 10 Great Britain
1000 coasrxise. i.34s sales. Z. ooo stock. 216ooe
MobiIe Oct quiet; mddins. 1t&cs low mid
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
new YORK CENTRAL
- = > III 2 ' : 7 IN
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
SOs A. NJ and 3.25 P NJ. Daily Sundays. &
Pittsfed and North Adams sundays only, at 9 20 A VI
Pullman through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch
Ticket offices az l1S. 26f as and 1915 Broadway IS
Union So W. 2I5 Columbus Ave, 100 West l25th St
125th 13sth stations New York. 33S ana 79s
Fulton St. and 100 Broadway. L D. Fro0kIvn
Ielsphons goo 3sth Street for New Cab
SsrVice hasgaSe checked from hotel residence
Westcott Express Company. -
p. s. BLODGETT. GEORGE
General S.-t Ca-a- Pes
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
BALTIMORE e OHIO RAILB0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin Station sew York as fol-
lows. and later foot West 42d y.
s7:fO A M-For Intern. points Albany & Month.
80 A. M.-Sarar0ga and Buffalo Express.
III 90 A Nd Lake Mohouk CatSkNI Express
81 90 P N--Chicago Express.
-225 ?. M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit. Chi. ST. Louis.
+S:4S p. No For Hudson River Points & Albany.
-615 p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo, CIeve'd & Chicago
T7:45 p M.-For Roch Buffalo. Detroit & Louis.
p. M--For Syra. ROch. Mag Falls De & Chit
-Daiiy. tDaily. except SUNDAY. Leaves Brooklyn
uex No. I at +lO.45 A. NJ: az 1900 P NJ Leave
Jersey City P. r r. sta No. I. az t11:2O A NJ; No
NJ tables principal hotels and Offices
Baggage checked hotel residence by Wescot5s x
RIODGETT. c E LAMBERT.
fIeu'I SUPERINTENDENT. Csen'I Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA



6AIhRoAD
AND nsssRosEs fsfs s ws AND sRr
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrosse. and
streets Is five minutes later than
fhat given below tor Twenty-thfrd street
station, except where otherwise noted
'SS A. M- FAST MAII.-LInIted to two Burst Psrlo-
to chss i9SS N % PtI'sSSrs Sleeping Car PittsSus
sss FAST FNNsYNs gTtB sR4 el.vsIs4s
cRicsso Di91 csssr.aa S'6s To. and c9snas
ifS Sr F fol.ao ~ sa.sas Az 4D 5ogs
sss " sh'af 81 foris s fsSs gRi
n wsrES EPkEsP6r q Esis PPTi'E gASss. ea For
1.ss p: NJ PAc1FIC ExPREss8For PRES a pt.ssurr ana
tE Szsaas aN6 sH'sR S2SsNgs Sasr5aZ
cE5s PES-Eor Pi.tsSgTg. Cleveland. Nashville (via ciu
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
- a % c. SO 100 Oeshrossss and Corandt Streets
Dining Carr 40 CDesSTossss an. C69,ssF strsss
INK Car-7 & * 4ss SBi1,1 "a, az = RaI9s and pm
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Lin, si ParIor and ptainx Carzl es 25 (Di1ins
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY-E1Prsss s25 = as iSnI m 1slo
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FOR or, POIvT COMFORT snd xoRyoLx.-7s
week avs and S5S m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.--a s. a N ana s. = =, vaak s,v.
T-g<n vs.,i,us Trains Buifss FaTior Cars sni
ar MAZE 5S Il. -ssek-iavs
for -: on New YEr<
Nenty taird sect station SIS N. - 10.
So fle and . - p m sundays. a2s a m. ass
= m ,5nTom pesorosses and Cortlandt Streesl 600
a m. Y 20 Sfo q 20. and 5. 10 p sundays . As
FOR FHIL,DELPHua.
10 tDesorosses and Cortlautt Streets 2M rs Tm
80 80 925 ta55 Penns I1nited) 10 10 ODesbrosses
sll N9randt Streets lO2N Dining Car) Dining
ar s{ lS a n Y IS Dining Carr. 10 CDesbrO.s-s
sSI CoFttandt Streets. 200 255. 325 ass.
ai9E 8ar, - Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr. Tw.
80 80, S@a p u 10 night Sundays. $40 T6S
tr9 Goaehssl So s55 25 a55 G1miteh a5S 10 IS
(r;,- - $S5 C . (Dinins CaE ass Dinng Carr.
4iGset Offices Nos 461 1895 1854 and Broadway:
L. Flfth Avenue below I'D Stl I Astor House.
weIlly-tnird street station stations 20
olsses ana Cortlaadt Streets Court Street Full
V9n street SS Broadway AMI Pennsylvania Annex
mon. Brooklyn. Station. Jersey City. YORK;
Idls,er company will call for check baExaza
from hotels and residences through destination
road Cab Service N-' III 7'i-s' i'a1iA iNh-r
J. B. HUTCHINSON ? yOOD
eIe'SI manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

sey Russia per bbl 75c: Canada Russia 1880;
tomatoes Florida per carrier s2S3 do nearbv moor 20
fair. per box 25dT5c.