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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-15
Leadsa Carolina DailiesinN NewsandC Circulation.

action of the Industrial Commission "as
looking to the good of the whole country
through scientific solution of the whole
5question by non-partisan business
body"
q Other resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the proposed national convention
in support of the Improvement. of rivers
and, harbors; endorsing the Louisiana
purchase exposition endorsing the move
gnent to establish steamship line be-
tween this city and New Orleans and
memoralizing Southern State Legislatures
to improve the roads. The convention
adjourned at 1915 o'clock
The Philadelphia North American has
likeness of good looking man, with
indnY finger raised and this nnte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-15
Southern League Games.

selma, Z; Memphis, ].
Birmingham, 1 New Orleans, A.
Little Rock, 8; Nashville, Z.
Chattanooga, 8; Shreveport, 2.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
OTHER NAsKm-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct a1.-Cate-Receipts 6osp 'nCluainG c1 y.
prime steers poor to medium ~ sol 20 - ~
stockers and feeders S2ms4 81 25dS4 So hefr
81 25as5; Gamers 81 2Gs2 % bulls s2as4 so cayes& & ~
ESQ 2 Texas fed steers ssS4 10 Western steers S ve
SIS Hogs-Recepts to-day. 80 900 to,InorrGw, ~
left over 5IOc lower Mixed and outcheEs - :"
asa good choice heavy IS I3aSs III; r9gg5
20: IS T0asS sa bulk OF sales 80 oas9 10
sheep-Receipts i49oo sheep steady to s 5o7s @
steady strong good TO choice "elners e. 20tfSf e2
Western sheep saas3 10; native lambs y ooa$+ no.
Western lambs. s3dsi 40 .,o-ese,o r,,.,,o
Cincinnati 3l.TIogs. qust - 500 50 iO oafee aft
steady 81 I5as5 Sheep quiet. S1g$2 10 ihDs qle'
SEAS 25. ,,.4 = oil .or
signed through unchanged choice nancy b bTa t
si 25GsT so: fair to good. So 500SI common heht
fair s5Gse ogs-Receipts 23 cars steady 20 @ SS ns
Workers. and light Mediums % tV!tEo.
light Yorers, s. 75ds3 So mixed packers 81 5s8 9o m
medium heavy I5as6 20; choice heavy so L'ta@o
pigs S. sos5 co: stays 81 5oas5. sheep and lamosmH
ceipts % on sale; market easy choice to ahTs ,
lambs 81 6Oas4 7o common 10 fair sS soa fS Eo7sS e.
s2Ts3 7n Sheep-Choice handy wethers % o'As" ur
common to fair 81 e0Qs3 1o choice to extra SPoL BOZ
vveghers So 5oasS 65. good choice yearnss 90 'V~
81 IA. 49,, s. ono,ca s5 7o6ss
prime t5Tsf co. good s5@s5 25. Hogs lover prime me
haav 15GsG 90: heavy mediums Sc oodSo ~ gs CO.
81 W5s6 pigs s. 5oas5 go; heavy YeTEsrs ] 80 s % s4
sg g6 1E - All hest wethers 80GS3 4o cus and
Common sias2 yearlings. 81 5oass 10 Veal caves 30
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

Tec to exporter. aad siaueh,erers Ne safes repotsa
10; Texas beef Iad5iac Cables last received quoted
American live cattle at 11a12Ac. dressed weight re
frgerator at sN NGsc per 10. No exports to-day or To-
CALVES-Receipts. including 149 direct I65 head
making with the stock carried from yesterday onIy
70 head sale No trade Of Importance market 9uote
steady City dressed yeaIs general sales 9al3c per 10
SHEEP AND I-AMBS-Recetpts. including cars direct
were IA 309 head making with the stock carried
over from yesterday total CT is to be sold; IL az
Jersey City and Sxtieth-st. The demand very nsht
ard the market almost nominal only cars OF stock
changing late hour. Sales OF sheep We're
at former figures lambs ruled weak Good sheep sold at
50 IS 100 good lambs "a ISs4 So Dressed NUT
ton. 515ac per 70; dressed lambs 61sGec
Sales-Tobin Shannon 81 State lambs I3 ID average
at per 100 10 1913 Pennsylvania do IS 10 ar 81 49,
sheep yearlings 81 10. So 50 Eel Indiana sheep
116 10 IS do yearlnsse, So 10, at So 90
Kerns Commission Company Date yesterday: Al Penn
sylvana sheep. 9i ~ at 81 10 -
HOGS-Receipts 16 or 3 COS head; car on sale
Quoted slightly at about SO 40 100 10 for good
State hogs. =, 49,
sale,-J. H. Hume & Bro. Gate Yesterday: 56 state
hogs b average So 30 100 ID; roughs $40 10
s.
80 So roushs. Gas 10 at SIS 30. .
date yesterday: state hcss. l4o 10 AT
50 5O d. 1s6 ~ al SO 40 roughs 2o 10 at 70 a.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

market and after holding its all DAY closed &c net
higher. From speculative standpoint 1t rather
narrow ahair and except for little European buying
eary IN The day had practically outside assistance
The news was commonplace q rule, containing very
little Information calculated important Interest
side the other. Exporters, also taking much
less interest market than on previous day,
bought only about Is loads the various and
showed irregular cables, although rather firm
average IL anything. q Budapest points higher.
Paris wheat 10 10 20 points and Liverpool only Nd
net lower Argentine Of favorable weather
operators who had small total the strength
OF light arrivals at Duluth Other points receiving
large quantities howeve- brought the grand total up to
100000 bush, against 82l bush year Even at
Kansas City and 81. Louis the receipts 119.ooo
bush larger than last year. seaboad points only
80, coo bbis of -four 3J6, 900 wheat
winter wheat needed. with clear
weather in the Northwest moderately cold wave
generally maintaining good stand Quotations Of cash
wheat. a1oat basis. 9 follows No / Northern
New-York, az nominal: No Northern Duluth. isac
prompt No Northern Duluth. 75-4c prompt; No hard
New-York. 7e7sc prompt. and No red New York T99c
nominal -COFtS-stiil guided by vigorous ac-
operators including prominent packer corn market
continued Its upward yesterday and closed
at hds net advance. Although this point the
theless fairly active while Chicago business
transacted the advance public .eemed
continue light. and The Price Current said corn
Of poor quality, with much being fec direct from
shock. Cash demand from Chicago proved fairly liberal
partly for export that total transactions European
account "a loads. No closed, Ga &C. No
-. oATS-infiuenced by corn strength oats
oats 4at.c: No g. 41Ac; No white, 44144'&c;
No white. 43iaT44c; track mixed 4oMd42i2c; track
RTE-Msrket firm; No Western 63c. and No West
ern. 62isc both b ahoat; State 5Td5Sc. -
and mailing. 51G61c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS
MARKET REPORT.

New-York October 81 1901.
,,rrrF[ n all influential advices from foreign
-. sd statistical bearish. local bulls were
s-,r1 taking aggressive stand to-day. and
a. -aaing sa.es prices broke Is points On call There
points eith-t
sns rcTs-ne hv shorts gave the early market some
hui investment support proved lacking ana
Vas Irregular 81 decline of l5G2p points
s sslas aggregated sc $50 hags; HaEre at one time
it5l4 francs closed net lsrl4 francs on Eh!-e
,..--e los- Al pfg for the day. Rio declined 10
-.ls ana santos 100 Tes. The Rio exchange F4te was
Primary receipts were moro llrseTal tlan
r,ss -he mort movement amounting 70 soVoo oasS
~ rscents 3: interior 89lto bags t'olnesuc
Yas IN the Street ruled easier on the nornina! pass 81
- .a- Pio NJ and 124c for Santos No :, lnyolce
W 1asTes non Santos October 80 the steamer Pen
- czfls with z7ooa bags. All Amsterdam caoie r
-,s +hs morning stated that the next Du1ch sale
-rg axe place on 5h proxirnc Brokers vaiuatl'1
ras5 or4eaar Java 81 l2c Total sales viii lncuae
asl ric.s AAcat from and the East 10 Europe
e is9 bags Stock f5avre. 114i.ooo bags OF whica
I ss1 agD bags Brazilian compared with looo."o'
sra i,3.e 600 bags last week
The range 4 prices IN the local market to-day
q
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
RAILROADS.
ERIE RAILROAD

trains New York foot OF Chambers ST..
a. foIInvs and minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
as q 0o N Oaly-Sold tiain for Buffalo 8 p. NJ.
piDSbauton Waveriy. Elmra and Bradford Coaches
toar1or car ana Cafe Dining Car Buffalo.
40 p NJ Daiv-Chicago Linited-Fast Mail.Soiid ID
.-o;n 70 Chicaso arriving % P M ATT Cleveland 40
Slesper. TO Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
on % NJ psily-Ruffaio and Cleveland Express
Arr Bualo Z c. Bradford TO jamestown 30 founss-
- M "a A 230 p. NJ Sleepers TO
tsurrsio OIL City Cleveland. Cafe Car 49,
OIS NJ Daly-SoEd train ior Snsnahiton
wavsrlv EImira Chicago Slcepers to Buffalo. Chicago.
yIIirK Prs T:SCAL TIME CARD AND PULLMAN AC
CONNoDATION i'll 113 261, 3ee and 1l5s Broad
,rsv 1xT East 125th ST. West 125th ST.. Cham
ars ard YVES. ga Ferries. New York: 333 and $50
ISj,oa g. as broadway. Brooklyn: I22 River Ho-
hoEen ard Jersey City New York
-ai fars no checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
Ethiopian PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. s1.-Closrg: Wheatuspot. No 2 red
Western winter steady cd No Northern spring quiet
IS Cd No / California steady, 5s led; futures steady
December IS sad: March: os Sesd Corn-Spot nErI'
5s December IS Nd; March, As 1lf.d. Peas-Canadan
steady Gs 2tad Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady,
IS Cd Hops London-Pacinc Coast steady; t3 5sa
Beef IT: India mess, I4s 3D. Pork hrlr;
Western. 13s I'd Lard steady American re
fined pals prime Western. In tierce AS Hams
10 10 quiet, 4ss I'd Bacon quiet,
Cumberland cut 20 10 sO N, sos Cd short rib 10 to "a
middles light 2S to "a 10 ADS; long
30 ~ NJ, 49s; short clear backs
45s Cd: clear bellies IA 20 16 n 36s I'd
13 H. quiet 3Is Butter quiet;
good United States. TBS Chee7e
AS Sd. Prime city quiet, ass Australian in
London duh, 29s Cottonseed ol-Hull refined. spot
quiet 22s 3D. Turpentne-SpIrits steady 27s I'D Rosln
Common quiet Is. Petroleuul-Reined steady. ND
IinsenL Lni firm 21s
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

CoTToN-The cotton market opened with prices
points lower 70 points higher and Immediately became
very hrn turn & shorts 20 cover and an Influx Of
brrns orders through Wall street commission houses
pcag the rest y he forenoon the course Of the market
was steadily upward with buying for botn accounts
active Whereas -e January option sold at q Il on the
call Il - h=f1re the early buying movement
afatsd The cables from Liverpool contained nothing 10
materially sec- sentiment either and receipts
ware quite large expected both al the ports and
Interior towns But in place q the fine weather which
nae prevailed f- six weeks sharp drop in TEN
retg-e frost level f1recased with shoEery con-
dtie1s = the Mississippi tomorrow The early
action q the market clearly indicated that EeseTday
heavy selling had cleaned practically all the
long Interest and had large short account par
Ncaa-fg = January Trading was quite active until after
midday. The1 outside buying suhsidel frotttaking hen
carried prices C sharply from ton January selling down
70 l4e Il clearances for export FOR the
car beo receipts and this enormous
movement seaoar6 tended down estimates as
n he Total brought iato sight this
week Il being argued that the gain in Interior towns
would b comparatively small Inc estimates for to
Terrows receipts pointed 70 sharp decline in the n9ye-
lnsnt while the from Fa River reflected a firm
market and lttle prospect strike in the mills TEe
Herket late she day displayed disposition 20 do
nle- tE- least support The close steady, with
lleas net unchanged TO IL points higher.
re range prices il The local market to-day
sEs ss follows
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
yestsr-

ssot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged.
ae bass cf 1Gc n1tdduE upland and alec for
n4adlng Gulf sales 51s bales Southern spot markets
ss-t telegraph.d follows. New Orleans easy, un-
azfged - 5l-c- Mobile steady &c lower. at 1isc;
ansh easy, &c &c; Charleston quiet lGc
nae 2-Ifc. Wilmington firm unchanged. at 1@sc
- Norfolk steady. 1Iec lower. at T4sc. Baltimore
s7ltna unchanged. Sc. Augusta quiet and steady.
-s-areed 1Gc. Louis quiet. &c lover, at I9sc
- mated receipts a Nsw-orleans to-rorrolv are from
VS L G"e9 haer compared with Ii 14i bales actual
as week bales actual last year at Houston
.fan l2FA bales. compared with IA EOS bales
sc,5zi last week bales actual last year.
hece!Ft port inte.or points to-day as com
lefsa with The day lat week ana last year
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

each ,,otatio,s were Flour steady; whea
No s7rIng GNG69l9c; red Il 1ac No < Gas
aSi =. So white 500. liiC; No white y" 49,
rye ~ T56c. fair choice mailing oariy
raxseed 10; Northwestern 81 - M eo. o-
SCI a. 7oaS5 so pork bbl si3 ooHS 90; s5
f,.- 100 n 81 Il short ribs SIDES 49,
Is ir sslt5 shoiers boxed 81 3u$7 30; snort fteF
e ~ ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
g. ,,s sea4v- crearnerles 1462f'ac; dares. I"aiSc'
rhees. easy. gi4T1oc: eggs firm, fresh lS12c-
Dyuth oct 8l-Close Wheat-Cash ~ h9Ti 4.rar ,oe
~ . Nnrheru asTkc: No l Northern t@'AG. Decsnoe''
fsl~. NAV 72i4r. Oats 81 = siSI tsc torh "'c'
Ntiwaukes oct a1-wheat steady; close: No l F North
.r- 7nJ.T7o.c; 10 Northern tsfF"''s" 80
7asr Rye hrm !. 55i.e Barley STEADY no - 'oe
- -a-,rln 45E5Sc. t'orn-Decenber, Csc
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 3l.-wheat-Cash d9tc; DeieInOSr Deem
esT,~. NAV 5Oa a7Oi4C; track. No hard -
Sar,hrrn Gas.c: No Northern 81 Flour-- lrs.
clears 81 75aS2 second clears. 81 - Bran
r.blafaIohia oct 9I.-Wheat steady: contract grace
>6yarn,ar T9i. 1T4c. Corn firm and %sc higher 10 :
Eo white clipped 44isc. Butter hrm and IN Eood e
r,,rI fancy Western creamery 22'e F23c: 10 nsarpy
--,nts Fcgs and in good demand fresh NEARBY
and Western 23c: Southwestern, 22c 90 southern &c
',aa.. frrer: rl creams fancy, s:ua lo1sc
Do r,l- 10 choice pQlot4c EeceptsFlour, 600 hh ana
eGT =, N sacks. wheat. 10000 blsh; corn iuup
hush oats % bush ShpUents-Wheat, 2o.oro pushi
corn dnp bush oats. ft0Oo bush.
81 Louis Oct 3I-Closa: Wh-at-No red. cash al l'ac;
December 72H 172iic May T5itGT5i4c; No hard H9's
qGns.c. Ccrn-No cash. 6sc; December, 5eAsc; May
slIsc. Oats-No December. 39ci May, 4e9sc
No 2 white. io3+lc. Rye firm at 56c
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
NAVAL STORES.

There was nothing doing In market for spirits to-
dav feeling steady at unchanged prices Rosla
was also steady while ar and pitch ruled quiet We
quote
TAR-Regulnrs 81 85: do oil bbls, 81
SPIRITS TT-RPENTINE-3s 4 1890
RosiN-C'omnnon to good strained. 81 +2isaSi IS: q
s. 80. F 81 a sS: 81 TO- II. 81 20; 81 10 X 81 %
sasS So' NJ 81 IS: y 81 as W G. So IS; w ", s+1o
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosi o.
bbls- l.
Tar. bbs "-
Charleston Oct s1-Turpentne frua unchanged Rosin
firm unchanged. ----.,-. g..
otrs CO.. sai.s la bbls exports. 146 bbs Rostn
arm receipts 1885 bbs: sales, 1121 bbs exports l5oV
wilmington. 3lspirits turpeutine quiet St1:a
Rosin frni 9r2foc receipLs..
100 bbls Crude urpentine quiet 81 oTs2 receipts 81
Ibis Tar aulet 81 q: receipts 222 bhls.
Srsans oct Al Receipts: Rosin, 3ot bbls tur
pentine * bbls Exports To London, rosin 90 oeis
cernn 100 bbls Costa Rica. IS bhs; Trieste. 10 6ols
Tv~rsnne 70 London T5o bbls Liverpool 500 bbls Bel
fast 3lO bbls; Manchester. 200 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

ion Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
f-et sases 5000 bales; speculation and export 800
Tesican 1890, receipts. s00G American. 1900; mid
upland lied opened e&sS. 3S4d de-
.Ae Closed steady 3-3 points lower. October
eeeaher fob. December. 4o6s; December
1Anery. so5s: January February. 4-o4b; February
yea.eh so4y; Narch-Aprfl. 40+s Arrii-MAy and May
dAe so3 isb: June-July and Julykugust. 4oSb Man
ses'er~farns easier cloths quiet and unchanged
[-11..ts AND NEAL-Tne steadier tone of wheat en-
ee- Duying somewhat. and fair business was again
ss IN -four at old prices. which were frrnIy sn
a. fhs close follow: Spring patentf
- .ges5 %; srafghs 50 30s3 90 winter patents
81 ~ spring clears 50 soGs3 20; ektTa No winter
ss,.ISs.tsz . " grade
lszZ 80 sDot and arrive; buokwheat -four, " sog
go spot and 81 75 Did to arrive. RYE FLOUR
"a quoted: Fair GOOD 81 s5Gs3 l5 choice 10 fancy
- S.lls5 9s -CDfSMEAI-Far; quoted: Kiln dried
% lo1ss 30. BAG MEAL-Ffrn: quoted
white yellow 81 35Gs1 20; coarse. 81 2o9sl z2
t.-Est1rfner. quoted: Spring br8n spot SIS so: sacks
c arrive 300 n SIS 5eQsis spring bran. bulk. SIS %
ts winter BRAN sis 754s2I: bran Sl2: corneal
- nnsetd Oh cake s29. oa CAKE s22 hominy
'i9. ~ % 81 meal. s36
skAiN-WHEAr-onc again wheat market owed
-~'"Nsf Efanness IL possessed to very sronE corn
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fog Tho Tribune
N their Uptown ONCE. No. l242 Broadway.
ID door north Of until o'clock p. advertise
the following branch offices at regular
office clock D.. m 2o4 Sth-ave-, e.
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Coiumbus-sve West 66th-st: los
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4od-st between 9Th and sth l5s East AIth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
Oredn 6teamers.
DIED "D" LINE.

pED 3D. LINE.
For La Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
cabo Curacao-Calling also at San Juan, P r.
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
g. s CARACAS. Saturday, Nov Noon
These have superior accommodations pas
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 1876 Front-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Tr,fns leave Franklin Station, New York. fol-
I,vrs and X min West 42d st. y. r..
M-For interim points Albany & AonrL
+r6.$6 a and Buffalo Express.
III 9o a ND Lake Mohonk and CatskIu Ntn Expr-ss
90 p M-Chfcago Express
.a95 !, Won't Lin for Detroit. & Louis
p M-l2) Hudson River Points & Albany
Roch-, Buffalo. Cfeved & Chicago
p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis
.a.i5 p N-For Svra Roch. Mag Falls. De. & Chi
sDsiiv iDaily excer. SUNDAY Leaves Brooklyn An
,sx NJ AZ +1O:4s A 2 1905 P NJ Leave
Terssv city P. r r Sta. No. I, az f1l:9 A. NJ: No
- D Time tables principal hotels and Offices
baggage checked residence by Wes,or's sA
BIODGETT. C. e L-AhSEHt
= CO.. snoertntenaent Gen'l Pass'r Axsxe
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

gsc-Cr-ee market weak: Fio, $500: exchange.
rce,rs cleared for the United States,
ea bags cleared for Europe p 0o bags stock 649eJ0
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

Liverpool Oct. 81, p. m.-Coton-Spot-Sm business,
prices l-32f lower American middling. fair. % SD
good mddng 1921; middling. Il6d; low middling.
81 ordinary. z i6d; ordinary. 3 Is l6d.
of the day bales Of which 500
speculation export included 400 American
Receipts O. TOO bales all American Futures opened
closed steady: American midng o November,
buyers November December 8-64d sellers:
December and January. 5-s4d sellers: January and
February, buyers; February March. 4-64d
value; March and April 464d sellers; April and May.
36i4 4-64d buyers May and June 3-64G4 464d buy
June and July 3-e4d buyers: July and August.
4 3-6
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
Yester-

F1-ssg- Coffee Markets: Santos-CoeR market opened
clef rooi average Sartos a$a0e receipts 6s 600 bags
s-7rk 5es 0n0 bars 4arnburE-Cofee market opened
. RS lover ~ 20 m ret :. Al pfg lower: sales
hasS fIayre-Coffee market opened steady. franc
love u m = franc: a. 3 Partial \
f-rc l5ger al $50 p m 4 frame higher; total sales
flee3 hsgs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1880 1870 30 A.
'1-3O t3OO $40. t4OO s'4O0. f450 800. go +73O
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
.430. IS 90. 1000. 'II3O A. NJ. HOO '1.SU % 40
500. roo P NJ. .I2 Is
Liberty Ferry South Ferry. f15. 26f 454.
way. is2 5h 80 9Th IS Union sq.
west 1873 18Th 273 I25th Columbus
Ave 34s. 500 Fulton
Broadway. Williamsburg New York Transfer
calls for and checks o destination.
'From Liberty only 'DaiIy tDay. except sunday.
SSunday only
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE

p.aio Oct 31-wheat-spring quiet No Northern
carloads 75c No do T334c little doing in S1nrb
Si9sins Sf % AM No yellow e3Iac; No corn 6Sc;
No do 62iac through billed Oats strong M Nc wh1e rt
No I 5sisr; No asked through oiied o on tra az
Tar1ay Grr except for grades; fancy, oln6-c' o
nnnn N rar 55a57c I. Canal freghts steady Flour
steady
Chicago Oct. 3f.-The leading futures ranged as io
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston 3l.-Cotton quiet; nddIing 7Sc: low
nddng 7c ordinary enc: Receipts, Is a62 bales:
exports France Il s66 coastwse 5444; stock
Savannah Oct; 3laCotton easy; middling. 71sc low
Great Britain. 1l243 the Continent 10 1852
1857 sales. 705 stock, 125 452
uddng 7,c; good ordinary 64c Net receipts 8 oss
bales; 4143 shipments. 3.ss6 sales.
s. 255
New-Orieans oct. 31-Cotton easier: middlsng 7isc:
low mddlins. lice; good ordinary, 54c- Receipts.
% 643 exports Britain 0o0 TO France
e.a1o the Continent. 81 100: coaswise 1000: sales
600O stock 1s6, 401.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

el5e0c; February IL 5oSB13 TO-: March. 1seon13 7oc
April 13. .6oGl13. roc: May. 13. I0d soc.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
Iackawanna Railroad

Lackawanna Railroad.
,>.va New York foot Barclay and Christopher s.A
$50 A M-For Binxhamton. Syracuse and Utica
Buffalo and ST. Louis
.i2 Noon-For Utica. oswego and Buffalo
20 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
.tO0 p M-For Scranton and Piymoutn-Bunst.
s6 10 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
IS IS p M-For Utica. Oswexn ithaca ana BunAA
90 o0 A M-For Buffalo and Chieaso-Throusa RssDssA
TcEets A. AZ iiss Broadvny 5. LAeAyeess p. g
9Th Ave. I33 w. l25th St. IL Park PL. n T.. And 0S
FssIton 81. Brooklyn
sIafy. IExcspr sunday.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

LIVE STOCK MARKET
New-York, October 81 1861. .
prryEs-RecSipts 20 cars, 40 head Ill consigned
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
new YORK CENTRAL

eos A VI. ? % P. VI Daily. except Sundays. 20
Ptttsfed and North Adams. SU1days only at 20 A NJ
Pullman Cars ali thrcsgh trains.
Trains Illuminated with P.rtsch Light
Ticket offices f13. 26f. +fS 1910 Broadway %
JnOn So W. 275 Columbus Ave. 20 West f2sth Sc.
125th St and 3Sth st stations York: 33S ard 1z5
Fulton St. and l0F5 Broadway = d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street for New Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence
WrstcOtt Express Company.
s RTDDGETT GEORGE n DANIELS
CiersraI -lurerirtsltsrt lzanaral PassanSar Axs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-01

Receipts os interior points in thousands.
cphers tooO omitted, -four bbs grain. bush.
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Pohick church, seven miles from Mt
Vernon, and Washington frequently at
tended his services.
In 1880 the cares of large family
obliged Weems to give up his parish and
take to the road as a book agent, in
which occupation he must have been a
distinct success, as he is credited with
disposing of three thousand high priced
Bibles in single year. He travelled
through the South, selling books, preach
ing, or playing the fiddle, according to
circumstances. He could preach or play
with equal satisfaction to his hearers,
and whenever the news reached him that
the people We're assembling for a fair
or for revival service, hitler would
Weems HE himself, with his saddlebags
full of books and his violin over his
back
mildly commended" by Gen. Wash
ington, who always treated the parson
with kindness, entertaining him at Mt.
Vernon when his travels brought Weems
into the neighborhood of his old home.
His second venture was the life of Wash
ington, and 1t was followed by lives of
Franklin, Marion and Penn, and by other
volumes, most of them religious.
On the title page of his most noted
history is a paragraph of testimony from
III. Lee, major general army u. S.
stating that 1.-THE author has treated this
great subject with admirable success In
a new way. He turns all the actions of
Washington toGthe encouragement of viz
tue, by careful application Of numerous
exemplifications drawn from the conduct
of the founder of our republic from his
earliest life.''