davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09
at vermil1ion. It provides a
fire test pf los degrees and In addition

university at yermil1ion. It provides a
fire test of los degrees and in addition
a chemical test. The oils are divided
into three grades. first, second and
third and below grade, the require
ments being made with q View toScom-
pelling the oil companies to stamp
their various brands SO that the pub
lie la purchase the best or a poorer
grade of oil with knowledge of what it
Is. Professor Burton, the Standard Oil
chemist, admitted in the senate tha
such would be the effect of h bill, hut
ex-senator Thayer, the Standard OIL
agent. says the oil furnished under the
new law win be no better than 1t is
now. The oil inspector, Joe Meyer, says
the bill. is enormously conceived and
that the grades should have been es-
tablished to meet the commercial
grades. II appears that practically all
the grades provided in the bill are now
manufactured, but they go by name
and not by grade. The Standard peo-
pie complain that their best oil would
grade two under the bill and that the
best oils may fall a fraction short and
be placed in a grade to which. as a
matter of fact, they do not properly
belong.
Its Author Itushing 1t.
Gunderson, the author OF the bill, Is
trying to rush it through post haste.
His oil bill got the knife two years &
and he fears delay. He even asked the
senate committee to violate its agree
meit to heal representatives Of the
Standard Oil company. The senators
do not appear to care greatly about tho
bill. the only argument being advanced
for it o is that. If passed, it will give
the governor Il chance to appoint a new
oil Inspector. 1t carries the emergenc!
and a section giving the COVER.
nor absolute power of removal.
1t is stated on good authority that
DIR. Foster. the young mar who was re.
Gently appointed state veterinary sur
geon. is not qualified under the law to
hold the place, not having been a resi-
lent of the state a sufficient length of
time.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November r. 1901.
4esf s'esa dressed native sides e3saase n
s at dl Wegt reeFseratar beef at
e&gioFc n The Georg!c carried 70 Liverpool today
t55e fsr -Eschd Z suIzferge1 and Sba. 800
&&sns 70 1epo Is to ;as oa, ESQ quarters y beef
fi r. & eT about m S" 2T2T'TFs go s2 msa
tor Schwarzs-hf Sulzteger and tho ETe--1a. for the
cALyFa- ierep,s all f,r the market ana all at Six
totn we're g" head. few veals sold Sass - per
dressed butsrflts and ted calves. cas-
m 9 n s:s Is 4 o7 o Z a. az 81 aFa! 5 '4 : n m aTeTEe 9 S at
Andrew Mullen: Eeals l2' H. al - 20 co. $50 io'
J il if Hume 3 Bro: ysals 100 n at s. -
81. ND r 81 : a ra making 'a ~s,h the ,o9k tar
ried pyer from ye-triay total Of 1917 to
jersey ct, ana a'- at siStieth-st sheep ruled
decline IRON yesterday Of IoGI5c per 10. Ahou;
cars q stock carried 9yer sheeP sold at <2gta @ s'
ported 81 l2- Dressed mutton oa7e per n dressed
sar san4er 81 s;ae lambs i. - Il u aveTags a ;s at
$ Gc per l"' y. - Do. ~ y At = 80 - % ~ n at
s'-e, III n a: 81 ~ d TO- o. n, at 10, - cnnsy
vana d. u 50. date ysstsrday) 224 Pennsylva9a
n 30; sheep 124 n at 81 30: ll3 Penn
sw;an s Co: 2da Wes virginia lambs So n 81 70;
do 90 n 81 % 40 do. 56 n at 81 TO- West Vr-
Ksrrs conmsioa C9rnany: 224 Ksn!qcAy lambs - n
eb~%r At % 1s ' =, hafa3 at q 90 49, '' ID al
.rabln : shannon 227 1rliana lambs 81 80.
90 II n %. Indiana sheep l2B 10 at 50 So
II II HONS: ia state lambs. II II, at 50 l2is; Ga
: Judd & Co. tlac yesterday Kentucky sheep. Sc
% - o.; '7@ %assf. sss4 nqsa 4sse.l u: wcs se
IN @ s5kt G a, sfsfc per n far light weights
7}07s.c for medium care for heavy. hogs, 90.
u, average a, So per II; 50 Western DO 179 ~ at
J. H Hume & Bro uate yesterday, % State hogs. III
H Hollis Yesterday: Il STATE pigs (cholee) os
n Il so 40
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

forenoon grades Ii points but
herds unchanged the basis sc for standard
sranuated Il Is generally believed by the trade however
that the American i protecting brokers ana
meeting the of the other renefies The reason given
the break Of the prolonged dui-
Quotations follow Cut loaf crushed and dorninos
500. mould 4. 5.35c; cubes, 5.25c; XXXN powdered
i5c powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
50c Eagle confectoners RTaIulaed 2c: Eagle coarse
fine 5-1OC: Eagle II cartons. IN
bags and 5Ib bags of fire gTanuated l5c: Eagle fne
granuIated. standard granulated and diamond A. 9c'
confeetioners A SOC: No 455c: Nos ana ; Dos Ne
445c; No o i9C No i 3Rc No !. 2fc NJ = / lNc;
No o. 4.C5c: No 10 &c: Nos II and IL 395c Nos Il.
Il j. 16. 3-S5c: 25-rb Of granuatel. &c
The refined felt in circles 70
the Of causing easier undertone but values
nocinally unchanged the absence Of business
centrifugal being quoted at ga muscovado at IS an!
lasses &c. Gable indicated less Of @sd at
London for beet with November quoted at - 81
and December at as 3s.E.
TFA-The tea market ruled featureless at unchanged
prices today Quotations follow: November IL 4 u1
eoe nter 1900 II COS January IL I - 6oC. Eebuaty
i&5"6 l3 To- March, 13Goqi37oc: April, i&dJGl3 "e
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. 12.-The demand for wool this week was
,tay satisfactory to dealers and quite large bus
ness was done The the free buying the prev-
prices. but no advance OF any
material consequence dealers talking
the outlook for the market Is
encouraging The market for Territory weois is hrIn and
General quotations about the
Fine territory grades quoted the secured basis Of
45c with medium 4OG43c and staple lots at i5G
OHIO Pennsylvania ieeces are firm, with avail
able offerings grades limited Ohio fine delaine
2Sc, with XX Ohio at pic Some fair lines Of
Australian line WOODS cleaned this week ruling
but this is below OF replacing them from
abroad. The following are the QUOTATIONS for leading
Ohio and Pennsylvania feecee, and Y and
aboye 23d24c; xX and XX above. 26c delaine 2sc
10 coubing 25c; No and Is blood 26c and braid
23G24c Michigan. Wisconsin Etc.-X Michigan
alc: Michigan conlhing. 24a25c; No do 2+q25c
I-nwashed. Medium; Etc-kentucsy and Indiana; !.
hood conhing 2OG2Ic y blood. zoe Missouri. i blood
co1nbng 1oq2oe: Is blood 1afeoc: braid comhing I!g
1sc Territory fscoured basislMontana fine log lSc;
secured i4d isc medium 1aRIIc; occurred. 4eg4sc
staple leSl7e; secured isa4se; Utah Wyoming and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

SSs sod: s5a ssa s Sc fsgiaa Sss. sss sssg So s9es
sEsi g4s l'e'Se stripped 22s Teas 4Sas4e Virginia Sc
-. F13TR soI AND MEALowng the weakness whea,
sell Win WE de5na IN @ light and mostly for josbing
s. 80 choice 70 fancy ' 50 s5sss sassa Fair o. g92 So
az hn dried s. 23a$3 80 as TO brand
uis do,e6 g. sr;Ts GaT5@ b. 81 ,isI =
~ 10 SS ~ 20 spring ora; bulk sl9; coarse winter
oilcake s2s; corn olcak. s22: honiny chop $50 So
GRAIN -wHEAT-The unloading moe enaent and de
cline which many had been Looking for OF
reduction ineres; IN ecerber occurred
ali markets f the i6un Tb Heabeq fet eqSft fibi IN ne III
der May Viened out under this from ia
which hsre vas no demand except from few shorts As
al any time IN some weeks pounding the market steadily
shor ile as there was no evidence Of any reaction
Temporarily checked by lessened offerings A. hicag
The c2qntry was free seller while receipts all through
I:444".' bushels. against 7coeoo bushels a year
with : TO "a decline at Liverpool II mark loss
points net higher Export business amounted to
70 loads which was fair DAYS trade but still not
q outsiders was also iisapg bulls who had
ca any bres The rapidly with which prices cropped of
G Not actually sell he 5as N o wah deveopgeni e55
Worlds shipments according 10 BTadstTeets increased
barrels Of 345 bushels QUO
lows: No ] Northern New-foTs, 7ssse nominal: No
hSl MANITOBA. N1sc prompt NO \tttferu MhnltCba
SoSc prompt Ne Northern Duluth. 7Stc prompt; No ,
hard New-Yorh 7Sc prompt and No red New-Eork
S2Esc nominal .COE{N-The market
vid-l opening by
totally December TO 81 sc active
buying for local but suhsded in
heayiness West losing all its advance in
minutes time and ruling week for the balance Of the day
Last prices Sac lower General liquidation. fol
lowing the wheat decline loss of ! sd IN Liverpool
quotations q rather hearsh construction Of the
~ the day a scattered
only absorbed small OF the
= unloading severely felt
in all markets % the country The export trade con-
sisted c I3 loads and cash at this point
r1aine1 very firm at Chicago December being
scarce At he close No quoted 68esc; No
white 50 yellow CSC. all b. afoat basis
TS-Tle Western market for oats weak and
sympathy with other markets. cash property
a Nev.Hgrk held steady No oats closed at isc Nc
No +7izG4Sc: No } white +1icc track
mixed 45a45-- track 4sq5lc and No white clips
$3.50 RYE-Market quiet and No Western.
61fec and No - Western GG@sc both afioat. State
rye. 63G6+c--.-.- -HAF1-EY-Market dull: feeding was
quoted 54d56c mailing 57is q 64c. both I
f31ffalp- ------ -E'I-t1lWIIEAT GfIAINMarlet strong
Cua;e5 % rsr n : % New-York
NEW-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
-,-nnnrs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York November y. l.Vl-
-ozrr-J-7fee futures r-eG very iiGesliA az IeS
favor tf .ei- soc a. 1A~ cos -'-e
W. seq with prices -iiNi'@'s-- 10 p"
I'm resulting -tli -b'i4 -
polS ----a6 rv b. ruling Il The European li.s
e.Ae ezra--=s BUYING c1r Wall street ana u'S-S
h--- - 5.-I5-s i-r-et-aIeiy -y..9Mlis ne an -
49, .--be- advanced points. WEcl linFfpN sl'-e4t -
JIG before midday under pressure rom 4o1a-
rgJv N -ha afternoon -h~ iIaNES - n Ha-t4T =
lSt.s xjv4-oe q franz due 10 renew - u
p'l- aTvin following reports that ran n tt4e Coy
80 - IL -go b. ci helE. i~'ca- s.Y-I9
with f-1St. iIlSeS st1Eti'-tii-s -
sfq-- Al T-S time MainelettI q - =
- flaEt-g cable Good ra;I VIII ae cA oe--sL'1
as- should affect large SNtelit iaTAt CItf'
.sga yo-S. IN largest districts lEe !2-s ta'ls
80 iz = i=ar.sl AID promptly IEl-pad-c AGAIN lts
-, 51-rIuE RAPIDLY Il haC aGNa-eSl 10
loss q Gts2t points. N4l liie 80
Total sales s1.ttkt tzss- fTiFate aGN &C. I-e
ss--a =. yr=s franc decline on the ci1L II N4et ma
- s3esg-E = lgWer- Hamburg oIeple5l
EstG T-szI-a. markets vere arm II zone ~
enforcement = 80 res 2I-- cellttS 'l
= - ex-srs- rate advanced lied. - = lHl :! ne
s7s-- a Brazilian ports MAS heavy, an 1-----s 10
-. - III interior reaching .'e La7
y-.,sa --ri.s ll.Gl5 hafS- Ie -laEH-tt -
- Brazilian supplies ruled irregular ana eae4et,
-s-,o-s issas "a &c no No and Sc t"I santos
y -,-- lois ylsarauCeS reported ms morning u
~sss n steamers Iralisu Prince Tli $1,000 l4ts II
= - -b= ---rv Castle with l4-e BAGS 1ttl- santos
T5~er Il and the Felrira Castle. WIFE -iv@v o4SS'
ron Bahia NCVa----T a. ., .-,... ., =.v-
zs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 12.-Closing: Wheat-Spot No 2 red
IS 0d: No Northern spring steedy
IS Ord; No california frr. IS 1ld; futures quiet
December IS 9t.d March, IS f0&.d. Cnrn-Spot firm
American mixed new. 5s +d futures quiet; December
IS 3asd; January. pad: March. IS 14sd- Peas
Canadian firm. is +d Flcur-St Louis fancy winter
steady. IS Cd. Hops London uaciic CoasO STEADY
5sa{3 steady; extra India mess iSs ID
Pork steady; prime mess. Western. rs LaTd-Ameri-
tlerces dul 46s. Hams-Short eu'. - TO l6 10 quiet
quiet: Cumberland 20 70 30 To. ]Ss %
rib. - n. clear midtles light. =
81 70. AS Cd clear middes. heavy 30 10 40 10
AS short clear n i3s Cd; clear bellies
10 n. 55s Shoulders-Square. II to i3 10 quiet
Butter steady: finest United States S2s: good
United States 7os Cheese quiet American finest white
Hull refined spot quiet. 3D. Rosin-Common firm
I'D. Petroleum Refined firm. I'D. Ldnseed Of
firm 33s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet, rs Tallow--
city steady 9d: Australian in London steady
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. i2-C'atte-Rece'pts 600 head includ
md slow. steady. no choice
herr. good prime nominaly. 80 25GS6 g.; poor u
medium 81 TIGS6. stockers and feeders. Sg$4 20 cows
slaS4 50 heifer 81 5Ga Slds2 p: bulls 81 -
asa 80. calves 50 50as6 so mixed steers 50 3S4 Wes
C5dSJ. Hogs-Receips today. 1900 head
morrow 80 600 400: 100 15c lower; nixe
and butchers s. 45$5 good choice. s. 50GS5 sI=
rough heavy aoas5 so light s. 25S 90 bulk Of sales
SheerReceipts 5000 head. sheep dPG 4oc
Sue than close Lambs 10000 lower than close: good
t. choice wethers s3 4OqS4 %: Western sheep $34$3 so
native lambs s. 55dS4 30. Western lambs. s3aI$i %
cincinnati Nov I2-Hogs lower So 5oGS5 10 Cattle
steady 81 75QS5 % Sheep steady. 81 258S2. Lambs
weak. lower. 81 TJGS+ 80.
East Buffalo Nov. 12-Cattle-Receipts. 10 cars; al
sold at decline Of 10d2Oc fair steers s. So light 81 90
tick bulls 81 1898 stock heers. 81 2gS2 90
extra s. 70; veals 81 5oqs7 % HossoneTngs 40 cars
choice Workers. s. 4od$3 so mixed
hackers and medium s. 654s5 10: choice heavy - SOC
s. oo pigs 50 roughs s51so % stags - 90
sheen and nnbs-Oferngs. ~ including IL Loads
Of Canaias and 1Oc lower for lambs sheep about
taadv: common 70 fancy lambs So 9oa$i co. cus com
mon 10 good 81 23qS3 sheep choice wethers 70 oSa
So so: mixed 81 0Gs3 65: culls and common 81 ''us4
81 5GGS3 90.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

Cash quotations were follows: Ei9ur Easy o No 3
spring wheat 6TG12c: red 13isG I4i.c: No yeiioW
corn G05zc: oats. i0d40l2c No white 4--4I 90
No white 42G i294c No 6c barley fair to SnoiSe
western prime timothy seed stq .. ~; go 81
contract grade. 25: pork. bb s5 see4$Is
lard 10 IS - i2GSs 81; short ribs sles Hose-
81 sS7 e5 dry shoulders tboxed s. 29qxt 90 so
clear sides boxed IS 2oGss whiskey basis OF hgh
wines 81 81 Produce Exchange today the ogtder
market firm: Creameries. 15G22%ci daTies ISel'0
Cheese steady g4610i4C. Eggs firm; fresh --a-"c-
Cincinnati, Nov. 12-Flour firm Wheat easier; No 40 =
red T6G76l.c. quiet; No mixed 64l7eits,c
irnler No mixed 42l4 G42lec Rye quiet; No d''c'
Lard quiet
Duluth. Nov I2-Close: Wheat.cash. Nc / naIa, arr
72&c: No 2 Northern, GSi4c No ! Northern 'o4c; ~
cerber 6,E4 May. 73Isc. Oats, S9'4T"S~sc- ccIi'
5s1zc.
Milwaukee. Nov. 12-C1ose: Wheat lower; Nc N9rsn }a
2@52 No Yg5tRsEn S5 @Es sri1S 2eoPns ecfRss 10
5Sac; sample 45djsc. Coru-May. 6l%sc.
Minneapolis Nov I2-Coss: Wheat-Cash. !le: De
cernter 81 d69+c: MAY II 7sG72c; No hard ISttc:
Northern 72c; No : Northern U.s. 2ao'C ~
lower; FIRST patents 1913 -. second patents 5Q
So TO- first clears second clears 81 - Bran
unchanged.
Philadelphia Nov. I2wheat lc lower contract GRACE,
November T5izdI6c. +c lower; No mixed no
veinber Oats firm. he higher; 10 WHIT,
clipped good demand fancy western
nearly 2Tc: fresh western Southwestern. 26c'
DO Southern Cheese quiet: New York fun creams
fancy small NevYork full creams. fair % choice
rQ1uIec. Receipts: Flour. 1000 bbls and 22otvo 10
in sacks wheat bush; Loco bush; oats 10'
bush. shipments: Wheat. 1872 600 bush; corn, 200"
bush; 5000 bush.
St. Louis. Nov. l2-1Iose Wheat--No req SasL,'
72isc December. 2&s4T2%4c; May, 751sc; Ne hard
IlI.dT2c. Corn-No cash sic: December 39-ec; May.
62c Oats-No 2 cash, 41c; May i1i=e' No white ifc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

nTTgN-The market opened steacy with pr'2es
is- j44 points Indifferent response 70 weak Liver
"a cables ard % selling orders from abroad. In explain
the heayIuess there. Liverpool houses stated that
siEes Ee.cg taken of j cotton and sentiment
tsa-fsh under The tig movement II
to al the local market n no humor 70
.her decline but determined work higher. Bad
sahe- reports the portion Of the belt.
that tne interior would from be
sach smaller and claims Southern spot markets
ere picking I'd strength. caused the shorts 10 aban
on aggressive tactics and 10 the defensive Buy:
~ oroers n from the South and Wall Street and
a bulls supported the market with confidence Before
s demand appeassd. January had reached 1885.
sae other months had improved propoEtiona1e Before
Midday prices had slowly settled back nearly last
sa u4ds, under prott taking and light selling on the
theory. based exceptionally large port
- y he afternoon the market again turned firm,
.s uao weather from the central belt. fore
.or Hlnch cider weather in the belt and
iat the leading bear Of the endearor
20 A.s II his shorts January. the leading option,
alec 10 iJec and late uCrths reached proportion
llsn Level with the market during the last hour
lg cecice1 strength. The serai-Eeekiy interior
s--eS were distinctly bullish official reports
were trrner than expected and the export
co.,, hraa az Ideas Wall Street and South bought
ies.. .e a he second advance, did Liverpool in
s-as, sc She West. Trading fairly active Z
- S3s'eri1g q inyest orders noticed
Ilr TIE market settled back few points under
Do.nts hishe- - We ''ea~s' Win i'I4cee Aet "Vs'
'ea e .cllozS - ~ -- - -'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
NAVAL STORES.

The fo- spirits continues unchanged 70 price
current. Rosn, tar and pitch
quiet. W. quote:
TAR-Reguars. 81 %. oil hhIs 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINf-3 -3>usN i2c.
ROSIN-tommoa 10 good strained. 81 ~: Y. 81 80, T.
F. 81 G5. g, 81 20: II 81 70 /, 81 40; X 81 40 NJ
81 go y 81 10: " G, 81 81; " W. 81 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpertine. 23al bh;s
Wilmington Nov. l2-spirts turpeEtine-Receipts 40
Rosin-Firin 95c ana 81 bid receipts. l48 b6ls
turpentine- 81 G@S2; receipts - bbs TaE
Firm. 81 % receipts, 1872 bbls.
Charleston NOV. l2.-Turpentine firm and unchanged
firm. and unchanged.
New-orleans, Nov. l2-Recepts Rosin. go bbls tur-
penJine 6U
savannah Nov. l2-spirtts turpsntne a41.c; receipts
bales: sales 7s9: exports. CAB Rosn rm and un
ehanged: recepts. aUI9 b5ls eXports 1A9: sales 19
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r5vernool Nov u ! D rn-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
led lower; American mddng fair. l. -32d g32i
ndding 1-32d mddne 4.d low addqs Ing 49, SO d;
gr.d ordinary ordinary, - sd Inc safes OF
the day we're bales OF which 900 were Tor speeu
iatIan and export included 600 American ne
ceipts 81 bales including - 200 American Future
rn+red quiet and closed steady; American niGu,hs'
q o G November. ,-64d sellers November ana Be oe,
cember. 3-d4d buyers: December and January; ~
huvers January and February. 26id sellers Fenrua
and March o-64i sellers; March and April ! 2-O4d
sellers April and May 2-6id sellers: May ana June
titi buy ers; July. Esd buyers July ana
2 buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov l2-Cotton quiet; middling. &c; 10"
1lddling. good ordinary. lo-l6c Receipts
20 Isl bales; sales 400 stock. 1880 -,, -,
savannah No 12.-Cotton quiet, mdding. SC ~"
nniddlng, 11-l6c Receipts. 1l72S bales sales. 80
Sew-Orieans Nov 12-Cotton steady: middiing. .<c'
low mddling csc; good ordinary. 65-l6c Receipts
Continent, $500; coast~ise
gT2 sales. 5000; stock, 223.614 ,,s,, -,ao. lou
Memphis Nov. 12-Cotton STEADY middIfs' a. ~"
ri5ding 67sc good ordinary, 6iac: net receipts 22l
bales; gross 404s shipments 56+o sales S5oo' stooh
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

hssss o. c-ose1 quiet with quotations Lice
t1 3-lsc aesis q 7-I5-1Sc raiddling upland
E0 MARKERS tlld--ng gulf- Sales. bales Southern
Ess = u-rs.tss ielegreIaed follows: New Orleans.
.ec; savan,eI- AZ &c Mobile, quiet. unchanged q
haletoa a-let and easy, unchanged. 7isc: VII
ehsHgea a. -heia1ged al TIC: Norfolk steady.
Angcss Baltimore. nominal. = lower. Tssc:
enanesS hanged. a. -: ST. Louis quiet
S-1ra--os ts;i-nated receipts New Orleans
-t074 bslss - 1900 I7.O90 bales compared with
fear AZ - ast week and 1917 bales actual
gaias, y - - :or t0rnozyolr 800 10 $500 bales.
tssl last @les actual last week and 10 729 bales
'sse5 R!rb - ports and Interior points today.
- se.-e n lss+ xear
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ and S5 P. Daily except Sundays Pitts
field Sundays only. a go A "
Pullman all through cCslCs.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 2s1 AZ and l2le Broadway, .
Union So W. 215 Colur1hu fS3 West f2Sth
125th St and l3sth St Stations New Yor 33s and I26
Fulton St. and 1O6 Rroadwav ? D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 2sth fo- New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residence by
westcott Express Company
P & RIODGETT GEORGE II DANIELS.
ro-,-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
I = le ports and Interior points today, as cor
- s-..-e a. L. Maalz a-l Las Haar.

s..: go ense special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
a., sn 900; receipts IS GgG: American - 900; mid
sas cio.ss 41o FUTURES opened easy. 264l3 Gld de
sA..ns steady. 5zQl point lower; November i.oIs
dsns,z = teceinoer. G3b: December-JanuaTy. 402b
x,-rtf.- 3srg. FehTusry-Ns.ch. Msrch-Aprtl and
ga 4V@s- Azy-Juae. June-Jply and July-August
1s,eca Sezter yarns duh and easier and cloths dull
sss ne market holds quiet opium, with prices
E6 &c follows: Cases So o5qs3 o75s jobbng. s3 o.
s. poNoereas s3 s5gss % Morphine bulk, 81 709b
--sces q s01sI 80, eghths 81 154Se Qunine.
fease.lI and foreign. 27d31c- ESSENTIAL OILS
:, - vas firm Prices quoted follows:
ege ofSl ~ bergarnot. prime 81 Io1s2 20: cassia.
7s5s, c-DeD y 1sl 20; peppermint Western tins.
t.sy seH-E Eo-E, tins. 81 T5aS2: cases 81 90GS2:
Pxras.sg tggSi =intergreen natural 81 i5Gsl 50:
oors st 4oGsl % Vortnsfood. pure 81 25GS5
a4ry sas.het holds steady firm there good
- 2enan1 al fu prices. which. are quoted as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

c secured 4oG4Sc: staple. l5-e16c; secured 45G4ec
basis)-Spot Cou1bnS super
fine. 7oGI2c: super. sGIoc average. 6SGSac-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- - - ~ - - u "a - - -
RAILROAD.
sTAT5oYS Hp 1sas q wEs Esd CoKTNp4
OThe leaving ,Isn. from Desbrosses and
Corriandt Streets Is five minutes later than
hat given below for Twenfy-third street.
so1 a VI FAST MAII--Liuitsd two Buffet Parior
Cars New York to PntsbUrg Sleeping Car Ptt's0';Fs
s-:s A. N. FAST LISE@r.ssoaTg and csveIsaa;
SOnnpaTtnen. sleeping Dining snnoEing o6ssrva-
fion Cars Fr Chicago Cieyeiand Toledo Cincinnati
E fasss IS 81 si.s
s u fSaE sf louis f22iF s Ga1 P,t.surs
P g. Sgisz xpP6r & ai Pn's ShSa For
p MeeP NJ pscfFc sPI5sy ExPRsFYr PRES rsburs AMI
VI cETEaSD fE Ss5aa RN6 oNseR GRHxcSSTi Ex
PREss-For Pi,tshnrs. Cleveland. Nashville tvia Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
70 %, IS so 1910 Deshrcsss and Cortland, Streets
.Dianr 40 oss6o.ses and to1,sndt
iRs cars7 g. q 4ss SBinns Carr, 455 Dining tsr5.
ns5 i m I2Io 1I:ht; sunday. s2s y Ioss GDLni
LIn, ai Parlor and lining Cars IS as Dinips
s;-TEaS RAIhwAY-Ezpres= '' SIS s-5 , m
INIT !. COAST L1HE.-EzDres=. SIS A. aaa sz5
raPoaR .d A5R sE 5slv tas,: s.a @ y 10
NoRFoIK sANo WESTERN RA1rIwAY-For Memphis
"fiEs tPE1kE sN6 oIfio u&fIWAr.-ss5 ana
'2 2I PIP PT 91z G9MFoFT C T,i, and NoRFoI-''' n
1IIANTIC CfTT.-955 a m. ard ? ~ p weekdays
Ihroigh EestihuIed Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches
TAPE TAI EN-. MsE.,gs5 : Es vse.sa ,,
Wsst Twentv-third Street Statio,a SIS - "a.
no 40 and 4 55 o. m SUNDAYS. 2.9J a. = ~
m. ffrcr- Deshrcssss and Cortiandt Streets 9'eI
q m. y ~ 2.40 30. and 81 p. m Sundays. ei5
g. m. 5.15 u
FOR FHTL.pEIpHuA.
1c t1eshrossez Streets. G20) -, 155-
.. $50 % Limited 10 10 O1esorosses
and Cort'anlt dining 1875 dining
Carr f5' 1888 Dining Csr1. . 70 'resbro.sS++
snd Cortla1dt Streets. 200 255. 3.21 ?51 - 80
sIo,ring Car, % Dining Can. 555 D1ine CaTl -
p. s.F5 a.2- -. 10 night Sundays. 10 -
tro coaches,, S2E s.55 IS e55 Giul'tadl 80 re-
Car : - 2 q Tx 577nirr Carr ~ C0iniug Carl.
'h5 tTltnt7s Carl 1-55. - SIS. * Z 10 ntsnt
Ticket offices Nos Eni 6 Broad
ISe Fifth Avenue Cbeow o3f ST.: Asto- House; Vest
TVFnty-thtri Street Station and stations foot HI
hTossas ar1 Cc-andt Streets: Court Street $50 iI-
ton street as Broadway md Pen1syivsEia tnnex So
ZION Brookrn: station. Jersey CITY The Neyv % 1orS
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels ard residences through - dPS nati9n
Service
J. r. HT"rCUTNSN~ y 2 WOOD.
GAre-~I r7ev'r Agsn.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

gss-i-7@az market firm: No Rio 6S-o5 eAclarse &C.
I-1es receipts 6eyS1 ST.io bags cleared io me
;--e5 S-etes 3r.nD bags: cleared for Europe, -vfV
zEg. ssgdi $4,000 bags. -
Ts statistical position Of brazilian coffee Is as 20
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT is MAINTAINED
IN WHICH ORDERS MAY BE GIVEN EITHER a LA
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE D'HoTH THE PRICES
FINED ARE REASONABLE