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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

spring wheat 667sG6sc; No red 69G691ec. No .
80 q al36lzc; No white. 3IG37@c. white S6l.
:t9ac No 54i.G5aec. Barley choice malt
ms S9qoSc Prime timothy seed. 81 ~ Mess pork per
Dbl 81 coasts IS Lard 100 10 80 s0as9 % short
ribs SIDES Noosel. IS 50aSS 10 Dry sailed shoulders
l6oxed 81 50asT rs Short clear boxed) 0GSa
Exchange to-day the butter hrm creameries
1tQ2lac; diaries 13si3c. Cheese steady, 99,G1Ossc
Eggs firm; fresh, 1Tc.
Duluth. Oct Chose Wheat cash No 1 hard s9Ssc.
No Northern, 63sc; No L Northern. 66Sc October.
Corn 55c.
Mi eSsa, Oct Wheat lover Close: No North
er o5ao9tsc No Northern 6TS4d6slac: December
M6sc Rye steady; No l. 54q54sc. Barley steady: No
ooc sample. ioG5s12c- Corn. December, 56laG56Ssc
Minneapolis Oct Close: wheat-Cash &c: Deceun-
per oot.c; May, 69hG69$sc. on track, No hard zoe
NO Northern. &c; No Northern. 64a64I.c Flour
lower; first patents So s5GS3 second patents So ~
bulk. S13ds13 %.
Philadelphia Oct 2Wheat. lie lower: contract grade
Ociober I1@Il &c Corn firm; No mixed October
go2c- Oats firm; No white. clipped. 42lzc. Butter
nrn Fancy Western creamery. 23c: do nearby. prints
nc Eggs dull and '2q1c lower, fresh nearby. 2Oisc:
western 2oa2oi2c; do Southwestern, zoe: Southern
I9c Cheese firm; New-York full creams. fancy small
Loo bbs and s2i 900 m in sacks: wheat bush
corn, 1000 bush: oats 10000 bush.
$4,000 BUSH corn. $4,000 bush; oats T. Ot0 bush.
st Louis. Oct. Close: Wheat. red cash 6sa.
october 6S2c; December. ToG7Obc: May, 73ssc; No 2
hard 6sa16slec Corn, No 569sc; October 56Ssc
December 5l1sdoll.c; May. 59ssc Oats, cash 3Ic
DECEMBER "os4c; May, 3sssc; No white, 39G3atac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
Il straw. in tons. at York for

POULTRY A1IvE-Recepts day included 10 cars Of
by EXPRESS While dealers taking stock from re
ceedingIy slow and dealers are rapidly accumuIating
Live Pse ;G dull and 1% weak We sPrns
sgloc ducks western pair 5oaeoc siasi -
Proportion in the feceiPy and held fairly stcad8 but
rS aaS nd % Ssa e sapp
very little demand and the market decidedly lower and gn
few here good enough TO bring top quotations Spring
ceipts undssfabe qualty Long Island spring ducks
ecsded a6c apTns cSekePs PhSeipha aney $50
S 90 fa dSod and Michigan dG se Fy
other Western scaded. choice lie do poor to fair 1oa
''f @SAsa Idsssas
cocks a daek SPRING sns sSi boston per
d DO Eastern sa ws. s do % s
3e se 81 se o lara Wit a ST 80 81 2's
GAMEvery little fresh game s,sivns and prices IL;
ss rssd Asa s1n as H'i n S0s
So s. tsasS Doss 81 So e ss j.
via ducks pair 5oasa Do redhsaa s. 50
erssn%ine 4oa5oc Senison Saddle soc 40
arc s and a asa If sh Few
se Sg ws at s % @ BEST Man g s
State Western and Jersey stock is defective either
Without tua ush
ay ' aafs'hs S Ssry
sagll50SeTs bring geGd prices Of stock
green corn Arm. Cucumbers shade easier. other
vegetables without material change. We quote Potatoes
Scotch Magnum. poor to fair les ID bag 81 25Gs2
German. prime. 112 n bag. 81 so: common
s. ~ do Long Island fair to prime Dbl 81 25Gs2 So
s2@s2 u; do to fair. per Dbl 81 25Gsi IS:
and Western, prime. sound $50 10 S1GS2:
sagss 90 P,'%s sound
double head bbl 81 5oasl rs; do per half Dbl
basket. 60d75c; do Vineland cloth heads, per
bbl 81 5OGs2; do Virginia fair prime 81 25 Brns-
sprouts per quart 6Il2c; cauliowers Long Island
prime fancy. Dbl s2Gss; poor fair Sas1 rs
large, fancy, 100 81 25q$1 so: poor
to fair socas1 caseages Long Island per 100. ssas5
Island. Dbl. seasI do Western NewYork per Dbl
s2@s4 eggplant Jersey Dbl 81 ooas2 lettuce near
by Dbl 75cqSi; do Boston, IA to dozen case,
75casi do Western New-York per case 81 5Oasa; lima
beans potato. Y bush bag 81: do short bag Toe;
do fiat. per bag. 30q75c: onions pickle white bbi,
S. 5oas4 Orange County white. per bag s1as2 so;
do red good S2ds2 % do yellow. 81 75l So do
inferior 81 25asi rs Connecticut red Dbl; SO 500
do white. 81 5oT$$; do state
and Western yellow, per Dbl s2as2 rs; do red g 2sa
peppers long Dbl esg.ss do spiinos .ef
Csc string Virginia half Dbl basket oo9oS
and Long Island per bag seR 1aI 40 z, HUB
bard slasl turnirs- Jersey Russia per DBL 81 oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct & p. m.-Cotton: Spot-Good business
done, prices 1-32d higher; American middling fair
81 sd: good middltng es-S2d niddling e-le low
mdding 32d; good ordinary. +lsG; ordinary. 3ts
The sales Of day 1900 bales. of which 1000
speculation and and included II. 100
American Receipts 1000 bales including 200 American
Futures opened and closed quiet; American midding
G October, % Gid buyers; october and November
1s-64G4 10 Sid buyers; November and December
December and January, Is SD buyers
January February 15-64d sellers: February and
March. 4 l5-G4d sellers: March and April. i5e4d buy
April and May. l5-64di 10 cd sellers: May and
Is 6sT4 1861 buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool csbies-spo cotton
a demand sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
~, ~ balos American $4,000 bales: receipts Zoo haies
.aeIng upland. 9-16d. Futures steady partial l-otn
aeence closed quiet. 1G2ls points net higher october
80 OetoberNoyembe<. s.is5sb: Noyember-DeceHpei
sies December-January. 4i5b; January-February and
March. ai5s: Aarch-April. Abb: Aprii-May
saSzs; Aay-June 4I5izb. Observation-Disclosures quiet but
'szAey and cloths quiet.
,,rnLyDk AND MIcAI<-Cnsettled conditions again pre-
.iea IN the -four market and few top grades con-
eohs made owing the further wheat des1ih ~
fng patents 55aS3 winter straighs 50 23g - -
litter patents. J04s3 rs spring clears. 81 s5qs3 10
- 10 No winter So 1OzlS2 So No winter 81 s4
ri ~. no grade. s2oas21 and arrive X r.
,Nttk-Dul Quoted: Fair good. 81 S54$3 10; choice
.~Iey 50 30as3 80. .CoRNMIoAl-f1rIn Suo-o'
ga dried - 3onS3 as brand BAG MEAL
10y. Quoted: Fine and yellow, 81 SaSl %.
hrsSs 81 2Oasi %. .FEED-Steady Quoted: sprne
sa spot 81 IS: sacks arrive 200 10. 81 13gsds:
est D1n bulk sl7 50 winter BRAN $ls 1ou s
e Daa tisnxis 5o cornneal So inseed oiicahe va
~, oNrake S2z hominy chop. $50 80; oiirneat. $aV
nary a,iA-wHEAT-The action Of yesterdays wheas
was very irregular showing further pefous
IT, rssess with active liquidation again "A ieatute W.
&c a., rs but the time good cenand oeio,
december wheat in the Chicago MARKET us toNss
sIe h ts1sc, and its highest G5isc, with the .oss
It VIC, sKsn, sse the previous night the n ar
inere@were several, accompanied " ~.
Gales -. selling through Chicago brokers and snort
rhi.~,' local among OPERATOR Dernhn" 1l,
oni shorts and few friends OF ths IT,
y,s.eeeo that under CSC Chicago "nral 80
-1e'A->- Most OF tho outside innusr1Ss e'nA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Oct. 2.-The offerings the wool auction
to-day numbered 13sss bales superior mernos and
demand for the home trade and
Crossbreds in fair supply and in demand
mainly for home. French and German buyers Several
crOssbreds taken for America
Following the sales detail: New South Wales 5000
bales: secured. 2i2ddfs Tsd: greasy. 44dd1 Queens
land bales secured 6'sdGls I'D: greasy ladIS.d
bales secured. 6d9ls "a: greasy, 4GlOd
Australia. bales: secured. Is IdG1s 2i.d,
greasy. 4f1Od West Australia 400 bales IA a
72sd Tasmania 80 bales: l0isd. Zealand
bales; secured 5d91s Sd; greasy, 3f9d Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 81 bales; secured. 4dQls 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows and minutes earlier from ". 80 ST.:
900 a. m Uay.-Scid train for Buffalo Arr
Binghamton. wavsrly: Elnaira and Bradford CoaehsA
parlor and afe Buffalo
Ok u--Daily Sundays. RinSrsrtoe.
owego Waverly. Eiuira and Delaware Valley Points.
Pullman Parior Daily Jsrvis Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars
pro % m paily-Chcago Linitei-Fase Mall-S,iid
train to Chicago arriving 20 AFT Cleveland -
m SIeepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati DniNz Car
40 p. aily-Buralo and Cleveland Exrress-Ar,.
R,Inalo \ 100. Tounystowa
81 II. so D. m Sleepers Buffalo.
OIL City and Cleveland Cats
0.lSp m Dany-Soid train Bin<harlton. waversy.
Eimira Chicago. sleepers Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car
TyNICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway 1877 East le5th St and 2I3 West i2sth 81
Chambers and West 23d ferries New York: 2S3 and
SEQ Fulton ST. Broadway BROOKLYN: 122 River 81.
Hoboken nd New Transfer
Co. calls ana checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

epot cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations u
on The basis Of 3iGc for middling upland and
1910 Tor mdeing Gulf Sales, 732 bales Southern spot
s were eieg.aphed follows; New-Orleans STEADY
-.a4 clanRcd At u Ice Mobile steady and unchanged
&c Savannah steady and unchanged at 7ssc; VIII
iIoh hn and unchanged at Sc; Norfolk dull ana un
.aneed al Sc Baltimore nominal and unchanged at
eslsc; St Louis steady unchanged 77sc. Estt-
sSaeo receipts at NeVOreans $500 TO
Sp bsies compared with 262l bales actual last week
-. osa Bales actual last At Houston for to-nor-
10" 1000 10 5000 bales. compared with II. 40 bales
"rusl last week and 1857 bales actual last year.
receipts ~ the interior points to-day.
daY al nd Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct o-CattIe-Recepts. % 900 head. incud-
ing 100 Texans 1900 Westerns choice nTm one,S
To-, lower Good 10 prime steers 70 logs 81. Pser,
good S4dS6; stockers and feeders 81 2agSt - ~
81 65 heifers. s2@s5 Gamers u sos ssS4 Western
steers SIS 1884 so Hogs-Recepts to-day $4,000 hssa:
slow ana log 9Dc
lover mixed butchers IS 3oase 60 seSa e chHSs
oass so of sales Sc 4oaso 60 o :,
head: sheep steady: lambs slow 10 weaker soo
choice wethers S. sO@Ss IS: fair TO choice mixed 80
30 Western sheep 81 50s3 so; native lambs - ooa
81 rs: Western lambs, So 40IS4 60 ,-ase
Cincinnati Oct Hogs dull and lower g. S3gs9 -
Cattle strong. 81 I3GS5 20 sheep STEADY - -'"F' -
Lambs steady. 81 25a$4 GO
East Liberty Cattle steady: choice - 'o4so.
prime SIS 5GI$5 20; 10q<o 81 Hogs lower; prime
heaves s7dsT 10. mediums se aoqsI, heavy Xorsers
.kips s. 2sas5 2 srasses So oass &C. ro1shs 81 .eg
SIS IS Sheep dull: vethers e01$3 90 cuils ana
common, 81 25as2 IS. y-arlinss 81 $685. Veal caiVea
Se 5o9sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
STOCK ON HAND.
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston: Oct. Cotton easy middlng Sc; low
middling. Use good ordinary. Csc; 10
bales; exports the Continent 1.32s; stock. sa0Os
Savannah. Oct. Cotton steady middng 75sc; low
middling Tiac; receipts 1852 bales; gross $685.,
exports coastwise as3; sales. e5e; stock. 2s.4c7-
New-Oreans. Oct COTTON steady; middling 1916;
low middling, Tsc; good ordinary. 6 al6c receipts.
095o bales coastwise. 65i6 sales. 1900;
IS. Ta1.
Memphis Cotton firm; middlinE. Use; low mid
ding rae; good ordinary, 15l6c; receipts 21l9 bales:
shipments 2.O6i: sales. 500 stock. s., PCS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION
eos a. NJ md S.-5 p. NJ
Ptttsfeld and North Adams. Sundays only. at A.
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket Offices at 113 26:. and 12fs Brosdv,v ?,
Union So. w. 2TS Columbus lS3 I2sth ST
18TH ST and issh g Stations New York: as
Fulton St. and 10& Broadwa- E. D. Rrooklyr
Telephone 900 3ssh Street. York Central Cab
w-stcott Express -
p s. BLODGErr GEORGE II DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
co,,NrRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York October 2 IeOi-
pEANs AND PEASThe market for small WHITE h beans
hl<n d,,, and Choice pea are Jobpins
~ 60 o. There settled price for the oa slocs, nu
~ e at 50 lSaSZ ~ Medium
~ entirely nominal Marrow held about seaas' ou, ars
ar E.nort orders fer red kidney are light ana the
Gun. xsfted thus has. mainly 81 81 40 son,s
p.t-.,.ssx II Csjiforn,s Lima they are no" ouDl'o "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

COIION-The market for cotton futures firm
with prices 5a6 points higher from shorts
ght foreign support and rather confident support
from The bull forces Immediately following this
general buying carried October 776 January 70
l-fs' the highest figures for the day. Then came d
reaction under proht taking and selling by
10Y turn. The cable considerably
anticipated the chief feature being the
some laooo bales. added which 5000
er me close yesterday making the total for the
asys 1850 bales or the largest for like period in
many months Reports that foreign spinners grow
ING uneasy owing to the decreasing visible supply with
olacla reports OF general rains the and
central belt small receipts at nearly all points and bad
ouylng on the easier periods Increased demand for
cotton Tor export in the South and predictions that
government report Of tomorrow would show
crop condition Of Sc under compared with ia
last month helped to hold the market steady during the
apathy which prevailed throughout the forenoon and
early afternoon Talk Of cold weather in the Northwest
ana OF lower temperature in Southwest did help
matters from bear standpoint The issuance Of some 5000
~ more October notices early in the unexpected
and for time had depressing influence but this heavi
ness limited almost October position
IN the late session the market steady. On
steady at gain Of las points, January option
was easily the led all advances The bulls
m great store by to-moTrOws bureau report and look
cable fran Liverpool stated Advance here In con
sequence Of small visible supply; signs
81 spinners becoming and free buy
The range Of prices the local market today
Was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
ROYAL, BLUE LINE.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
900 1000. .IISo A NJ
.1 80 " 90 IS 40 +fOo s'4Oo 1880 500 200 fTso
5000 go Is p. NJ. '12. Is mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
-i0O0. sf1-30 A NJ. iI09. 'I50 s2.
800 ZOO 7. NJ. -12-15 mdt-
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot Of Rector
Through TO Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. p NJ
sundays, 1000 \ NJ. through Point Pleasant SEQ
z VI. Ions Branch only
Offices Liberty Ferry, South Ferry 11S. 26i
1900 1884 R'way 1s2 9Th Ave. 7S1 9th Ave IS Union
So West. 15s 12jth ST.. 2T3 West 12jth ST.. Gas
New York: 4 Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
ST Brooklyn: es Broadway. Williamsburg New York
and checks baggage TO destination
'From Liberty ST. only 'Daly- 1Daily. except Sun
day. sSunday only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
NAVAL STORES.

There were changes noted in spirits to-day. but
steady underone prevailed. Rosin fruer VIII tar
and pitch ruled quiet. We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 95; do oil bbIs, So
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36 G31c.
R0SINTCommon TO good strained. 81 4als: D. 81 80;
r. 81 -; r 81 90 G. 81 81; H. 81 81; I. 81 I5 X 81
NJ 50 75 n. SO 20; w c. So 60; W ". So 95
STOCK ON HAND
sprs ,1,rnenns =, sol sol DPS
Tar hbIs
Charleston. Oct. 2-Turpentne dull; nothing doing
Rosin firm, unchanged.
savannah Oct Spirits turpentine firm, 339.c:
cetps e2b bhls; sales s3; i'll Rosin
unchanged receipts, .5o5 bbIs sales. 1873; exports
1874
Wilmington Oct 2-spirits MISUNDERSTANDING doing
receipts I6 casks. ROsin-Nothing receipts 10I
bbs. Crude turpentine steady SI6s1 90: receipts
bbs Tar steady. 81 30; receipts. 100 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
Railroads

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
'iAIloNs foot II WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
MD pEsRRossEs AND CoRrIANDr STREETS
The leaving time from Desbrosses and
c"ruandt streets Is five minutes later than
snnt given below for Thoroughbred street
S'"f"n. except where otherwise noted.
% sr, M M EAST MaIILiited to two Bunss r.rIcr
o 9. Csicasc No coaches TO Pittsburz
o W. FENNsT17aNIa f asa Sfsessa
pi caa9 o T:d8 sna d0cisSs
I.ss ~ 6a iHss1ilS and 51 sr LOUIS EMPRESS
5Sca Toles9 Louisville via cneinnati, Ia1ianspO
sss 81 Louis n ExF Ssf r,,,sburs. In
500 p ": wEsTERN EXPREsS@ -Ss Chicago For
p seHESey PRES Car ptt.ors and
Bauts Connects s" fox s via shsns5s Valley
s' fSrE E SS[IEyEASP SS9 SlSeiSSsrI En-
zz w MAsH'XGTox AND THE SOUTH.
ing oarD 1n * Tqrl lo55 dining Car m II Us DIN
Congressional Linn, all and Dining Cars,
N 10 - nlsht SUNDAY, IS. $50 ios5 DINING car, a
df 5riGI and Dining Cars s25. as Dining Car,
sGJTEERN EAILwaTF-E = re @s s as M 1s,o
Atlantic COAST LINE-Express. $50 a m. and . y
sE TaD8.D AIR LINE RAILwAY--F1ortda and Met
nigh Sa, Limited 1855 p m daily. Express ~ 70
N9 5Rd N. AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
tivtl N ,SyS OrIeans. 32a n. daily.
p m. daily. ~ o. III a'N f''~'
FU %s 1ic 10 POINT CoMFoFT and NoRFOLK.-T55 a m
AT Msss ffES G ard S.9o 80 y p m aaily:
Tbronsh n.LS51 a. m and :: j5 weekdays
Standard Coaches. N' N"'S ""'
CAPE MAG-1255 n m v-askdavz
VS.. on NeW FORK and Long Branch from
- 80 ! 10 i35 and G-J5 n Sundays. q a m
10 D. m Iffon DesOrosses ~
az - -Su. $40 40 $40 and 200 .. m sun
FOR Pf,LApELpH,.
" II" tLeSnrUsses and Cortland Streets 20l rs,
80 SOD 40 tS5S Penna. Iillited).
~ N9Itandt streets. 10 20l dining Carr, iOa5 Crinr
ar Itso a. m l2-j5 Dining CTesbrosses
s sb, c9rtlandt streets 2o e59 s2s s55 IS Is
s-iIiS an 40 Dining Dining Carr TsS
ono c0 SS5 92 n n IL 10 night sundays. sIo
SsT1 ihs q Sara z. m. II IS Dining carr La DINING
29S Dining carr T.55 SIS. s55. 925 ,. m, 1910
Ticket Offices Nos. 461. Il III and a6 Broadway;
West Tweny-hi-d station and stations foot or
eSorosses and Cortlandt Streets; Court Street
luton street rs broadway and Pennsylvania Annex
station BROOKLYN, Station. Jersey City The YoFk
transfer Company will call for and check bagzas.
FROM hoteis and residences through destination.
Railroad Cab Service
]. r. HUTCHINSON, I r. MOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

canada eocdS1: tomatoes Acme fancy. 5o1s0c:
do fair quality, 4o6 i5c; do common, $50 ioc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct. Flour steady Wheat-sprinr fairly
actiyei No Northern I2&e No . do. 1os.c; winter
weak; No 2 red. I4ci No white. Toe Corn hrm No !:
seiio~ 81 te; No do Sic; No CON- sosc; No DO
No mixed, SI%c. No do. s1i.c- Barley 5Sasac for
common TO fancy Rye. No I in store, SIC. Canal
retshts steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. New York. fua-
Iows ana is min later foot West Al N r.
81 10 A. M.-For Intern. points TO albany q Month
Sro. go A. N-Saratoga Buffalo Express.
III 90 A. Nd Mohonk and Catsktl MIN ExprsaA
81 90 p M.-Chicaso Express
% 25 p M.-Cont Lin. for Detroit Chit 4 81 LouiA
ts.43 p M-lD For Hudson River Points 6 Albany
.6:I5 p M-For Roch-. Buffalo Cleve'd s Chicago
Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit ST. Louis
sa-T5 7, Roch- Mag Falls. De & Chit
.psfIy fDatIy except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
At A. NJ: ts0x p. NJ Leave
Jer.ey CITY p r. r. No l. 1: 10 A. N: 10
AZ t335 n Time tables principal and o1ceo-
checked BY Westeotts TX
p 8 BLoD0ETT C. z LAABERr
Gent Superintendent 0en'l PasSr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

Rio-Cofee market steady; No Rio 4s7oo; exchange.
2I-32d receipts $4,000 bags: United
States 25 coo bags cleared Europe, 5000 stock
tIi.000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

Foreign Coffee Markets Santos-Coffee market quiet.
good Santos 5000 receipts 80 900 bags stock
600 bags Ham tIrg-Ccffee market opened
2a30 m uncha nged TO Il pig higher:
sales $1,000 bags Havre-Coee market opened steady.
unchanged. . franc lower; IL advanced q
declined 4 franc; at $50 4 franc higher;
total sal 26.o00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-03

Receipts Of breadsufs interior points in thousands
FOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03
INFLUENZA AND SUICIDE.
Melancholy Follows I'm the Wake q
the Disease.

Melancholy Follows I'm the Wake of
the Disease.
From the Medical Journal.
Three recent occurrences, the deaths Of
DR.. Guernsey and the Rev. Mr.. Babcock Of
New York, and of DIR. William III. Daily Of
Pittsburg, by suicide after attack Of in
fiuenza, can hardly fail, we should say. to
impress upon the medical profession and
upon the general public the dangerous
character of the emotional perversion that
often follows in the wake of that disease
and lasts sometimes for a very long period
AS long as two years, to our certain
knowledge, in some instances. All three
Of the victims whose names we have men,
toned were men in the prime OF a success
full and creditabie career with every rea-
son to look forward to many more years of
usefulness and happiness, but the wretched
detection consequent on their ailment
seized upon them and overthrow their men,
tai balance Even men who are naturally
the greatest optimists-optimistic almost to
the extent Of being visionary-are caught
in the tolls of this dreadful melan-
chO1y, and in too many cases yield to the
suicidal tendency. The Intellectual facul-
ties. SO far as we have observed. but
little, IL at all, impaired. 50 soon as he has
recovered his physical strength, and even
sooner. the subject is able to do his ordi-
nary amount of intellectual work and do
1t as well as before. But any occasion Of
emotional disturbance, no matter how
trfiing, upsets him, makes him lachrymose,
and plunges him into the despair that so
often leads to suicide.
When we add to the vast physical dam
age wrought by influenza, directly or in
directly. this melancholic physical seQuela
we have some idea of the death-dealing
power Of the disease In the absence Of
any specific curative treatment. we must
bend our efforts toward restricting the
spread of the infection-with no great pros
pect of substantial success. 1t must be ad-
mitted = and toward preventing patients
Who are apparently cOnvalescent from re-
Stunning their ordinary course of life too
soon, having first. IL we are able, prevailed
upon them to give up work and take to
bed in the incipiency of the ailment From
the particular point Of view of the not I'M
common suicidal tendency in the after
melancholy, we may well urge upon the
friends of conyaleScents who are affected
with this seauela unusual watchfulness
even to the degree of rousing the patients
resentment. which. indeed, might .rcye a
wholesome restorative
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Milky Way, than this which propose, Ii
possible under existing circumstances. 1
cannot conceive that any other will ever
be possible. do not express the hope the
work will be taken up Immediately. But
perhaps II will be I'm the course OF the
present century. Once having been begun.
IL could be accomplished possibly I'm fifty
measurements OF q sufficient number Of
orbits Of these double stars Is merely a
question of telescope or spectroscopic pow
er. With each increase in the size of the
telescope and spectroscope the more Of
them can be brought to light. With our
present large telescopes we can observe
stars down to the 10th magnitude and can
investigate those as faint as the 5th mag
nitude.
Telescopes now existing are sufficiently
powerful to begin the work; and so are our
present spectroscopes. The large reflect
Ing telescopes now being constructed may
be or some value. 1t seems highly probable
that there are ten million or more double
stars In the Milky Way. We therefore have
more than an abundance of orbits to be
utilized as base lines for our measure
mentS."
While Prof. See refrained from discussing
any Of his own great contributions to SCI
ence, his colleagues give him credit for
having done the chief work of computing
the orbits of the double stars thus far in
Vestigated. It was he who first invented a
method of proving beyond a doubt that the
law OF gravity holds good among these
gigantic twin guns. Hence they concede
that he is the astronomer best qualified to
map out the colossal task Of measuring
the Milky Way, whose dimensions when
found. will probably be expressed in qua
drillions of miles.
JOHN ELERETH WATKINS, JR.