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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Bank Statements.

Among the solid institutions
of this city are it's banks. the
Farmers and Merchants and the
MonrCe City Bank. Their state
ment in This issue of the DEMO.
GRAFT show them TO be Gibralta
like in their solidity and gener-
al condition. They are first
class repositories and their
stock is far above par. 1t is
because their managers are
conservative first class business
men.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Will he-Prof. Pickering
ever solve it? Will not the dis.
covery of the three component
parts of hydrogen. if there are
three. be followed by the dis
covery that these three are not
the end OF the chain? Will not
nature still oaffie all our efforts
by confronting us with the sign
of infinity?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Slips.

Tuesday afternoon Mesdames
Thos. Proctor, c.. S. Robershaw
and Misses Ethel Dillon escort.
ed byL. C.Saunders went to the
Joe depot to take the train for
the Future Great to see Ben.
Hur, The party boarded the
train and then came the sIip
tWIXt cup and the lip. Mr..
Saunders and Tompkins could
not leave the store at the same
time, Mr.. Tompkins went to
Hunnewell and came back on
that train but Mr.. Saunders did
not see him get off so after the
train was in motion Mr.. Saund.
ers leaped to the platform and
watched Il cherished dream fade
IN the distance. The ladies
went through all right but Cass
remained at home and when
"too late'-those sad words
he found Shorly at home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Xmas Letters.

The Santa Claus letters
ought to be written by the chill.
dren as soon as possible and
sent to the DEMOCRAT Office.
Last year a good humber of the
childrens letters arrived too
late to be published. We hone
that will not be the case this
year. Write your letters to
Old Santa in care of the DEMO.
Yes. the Ere ckled Squaw is a
good cigar
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Victor Hagan is sporting a
lovely moss agate under one
eye and has all the skin peeled
on OF the back of one hand and
although a married man de.
clines to plead guilty of monk.
eying with the woodpile. He
says; | was trying to pull a
shoe off of a drafted horse and
before | knew it he straighten.
out his leg and sent me into the
fence corner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
NOTICE OF SALE.

whereas, Lewis Anderson. deceased by his
last viii, probated by the Probate Court
of Monroe county. Missouri recor ded in will
book ~ at pages 1856, 1896 and 1877, appointed
the undersigned as trustee of the real estate,
and executor of the last will and testament
offs aid deceased and gave him full authority
TO sell the real estate hereinafter described.
Now therefore will, on
Saturday, the llst day of December, 1901,
sell at public vendue for cash to the highest
bidder IN Fl ont of the premises Lots Eleven Ql)
and Twelve Q2) in block Five 6) of Piersols
addition to the City OF Monroe in 1.-The county
Of Monroe in the State Of Missouri.
STEPHEN 3. ANDERSON,
Executor and Trustee.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

a pretty good audience greet.
ed the Gordon Ladies Quartette
Iles1ay evening. The progra m
was good one and we'll rend
cred by smooth cultivated son
orous voices. Dixie Kid
was a realistic humorous piece
which proved one too many for
colored gallery Gods. When
they came to the part,where
the alligator swallowed the
pickaninny the coon kids
fled and their flight amused the
qnartette to such extent that
they had to stop singing to
laugh.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

William Rosser, of Spalding,
has traded his residence pro.
perty in this city to W. O.
Gardner of New London for a
100 acre bottom farm near Gin.
cinnati Mr.. Rosser paying
50, 400 bonus.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Jasper Henderson spent the
latter part of last week at Full
ton, visiting his daughter Miss
Kate who is attending school
there. He reports her as get.
ting along nicely.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

W. H. Tucker and family. of
the Bluff City, arrived Thurs.
day to spend several days with
their relative DR.. w. II. Rut.
ledge and estimable wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Rucker Will Ask For New Public Build.
ingS.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Repre-
sentative Rucker is determined
that the Second Missouri Dis.
trict will not be unheard when
the Public Buildings Committee
gets to work. He presented to
the House today bills for Fed
eral buildings at Linners, Mon
roe City, Marceline, Salisbury,
Keytesville, Milan, Trenton,
Hale, Madison. Brunswick.
Huntsville. Norborne, Paris
Chillicothe, Brookfield, Carroll.
tor, Moherly and Browning.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

John Kendrick will sell sew.
eral head Of horses. cattle,
sheep, hogs at his farm near
Hassard next Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Market Report.

noon yesterday were light.
Barger & McClintic . cars of
cattle and l of hogs, J. M.
Proctor & Son l car cattle,
Jasper Henderson 1 car poultry,
Boulware & Finks l car ties, F.
j. Hollis | car junk Total Z
cars
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. D, r. Campbell
took their Thanksgiving dinner
with mother Jones at Oak
Dale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Ernest McLaugh lin has pur-
chased a fancy trotting bred
gelding of E. B. Spahr. Con
siderdtion private
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

W. c. VanGlahn and j. J.
Fitzpatrick broke bachelors
quarters on Winter st. Mon.
day Van goes to the Maddox
House and Joe changes his
quarters for ones over the
Variety Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

Good cheap sewing machines
still on hand as well as Heat
ing Stoves.
r. MANNING WALKER.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
Il. MANNING WALKER


William Sickles and family,
thorough bred Missourians have
tried Oklahoma and returned
to their native heath WA
tells about the beauties and
fertility OF that country and
then comes the, but. it is not
healthy for us and that is WHY
we returned. Missouri may not
be Heaven exactly, but the
Grand Old State makes a
mighty Happy Home for all
but rolling slones and they are
said to gather no moss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05
James S. Scott was Il business
visitor in Palmyra Monday.
l heed what you owe me.
Can't you pay it now?
b. O. WOOD.

Claude McNeely. of Paris.
who has been serving a term in
the Palmyra jail for raising
cain at West Quincy has been
pardoned by Gov. Dockery.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05


| Mrs. w. b. y. McNutt enter.
| tanned the Social Club at her
pleasant home on West Summer
Street last Friday afternoon.
We would have been pleased to
give the entertainment a more
extended write up but failed to
secure particul ars..
Omaha. Nov 3O.-The Ne.
braska Retail Merchants as.
ISOLATION is sending out a cir.
cuIar in opposition to the pro.
posed parcels post legislation
on the ground that it will per.
NIT the mail post houses in he
larger cities to control the re.
tail business of the country, tax.
ing all the people to pay the ex.
pense of carrying the mercLan.
disc at cost much in excess of |
the Il mount of postage charged. |
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

''NSN SulbNO BdS Deeu
pardoned by Gov. Dockery.
f d. Hopkins, of Vincent
Iowa. o. L. Crushaw of CaIu.
met Mo. and V. C. Spalding and
Jim Hickmdn are running red
fox on the Barrens this week.
Col. W. j. Bryan has written
that he will be here Tuesday
Dec. II and deliver a lecture
under the auspices of Chap. H..
+. E. O. He will lecture at
2;3O in the afternoon. This
will give our farmer friends an
opportunity to hear this match.
less orator. In order to be
sure OF a seat better get YOUR
ticket and have seat reserved
at once. Admission SOC.
1t you need Il windmill or /
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-05

1t you need Il windmill or
pump see
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

pR lia @ s9s s8fDo1 sos 8 per Of @ Is
at s. @ e9 20 20 eTra export bulls at s. 2oas4 so and
fs55s fssea5a sr bs at lge h
] o. live stock @ or fresh this today To
tie for cattle and 800 @ auarteTs @ OF OF BEET bee for
ef ae sssfs sf for HsmmSna SaPez c9npa9D so
divided LTerpooI VIII carry as cattle eqqelly
Sq.soerser also 100 (estmaed)
quarters beef estlrated for Morris the MDneapos
schTarzschd3 3 15il and 1 100 30 Of beef for
4 g son; {be Manou also London cattle equally
s~.ft ' c6 n'sd the h5do fhaR9sFt to fqa Hun S @
50 cattle sheep for Tarious shpper anG isTafa u
of 5osi 6e IF cn '?E2 s bsos From es, s P2T spd
f - q {, beef all to Britain with
Shamherg & som 16 Ohio steers 1855 n
1850 20 DO % 1a2e b. M DO at l2 g so i a a. s. s. % ;sq Do DE-
yrsns o do 1893 r. H. at at $ s 30 p do 10 1919 1919 n at $ 90
10 GEaEo do 1os6 lb s. bull i75o n at s. 81
DO DO at l2s2 g: m 10 at + S. 10 q ~ igas
at s I rs % f : 1is 49, NJ d2 at s ioS so n 10 at 80; 8 -
a aq s. 10 90 n at at s. }5G 80 l. ll9o 81 n
Il do 7o7 n. 81 80 - 49, ~ ''"S' go ID al -
SSSF S. 80 i 24is 2snis sse5 rs sts 1893 r. r. at at
iGao II al a. 81 II s. at S+. s. @ las !. do Z 100 9 n at 81 20 do
at t - $500 2o 6 do, 10 19&a ID; at 50 30.
l2 " o i2ls ism n at 's s. 70 6 At 10 d. O ass zS d. h.
@ T. g. 81 $ e. Ok Is sso 9sG n do a, lsae sa n eo a.
80 '0 Il 81 80, 81 -; do s25 n at 81 40
q do. 1113 N. at 81 20 49, " 60
KsTns Commission Company: q Kentucky steers 11a5
o,d TGbn 4 shannon: bulls SIS ID at So 80: cows
s. 2 e2 NJ at s. i3s 20 Do a2a ~ t' at 81 s2 a. &:
IL do. 153 n. at 81 70
\ Esw;on ,H ;o:lg & Co Co.: cows. go ~ at So 20
Trade was limited for prices
to prime ysaz gold 81 as 100 NJ
ezra stock sold at 12iac country dressed slow at
3a dressed ErasserS and fed calves unchanged at
salesnJ G. Curtis Son: Il veals 1so n at
:: sanders: 10 veais 126 r. 9t at at s. IS
SHEEP and I-AMBS-Recetpts were 17l4 cars. or 36s1
the market. making with the stale stock. D
St There was some genuine demand for he stock early
The fav and the feeling better than THURSDAY
appeared to be 5a1Gc lover the finish
was que and or cars were likely to be carried over
cuIls at 81 20. medium 81 3ods4 40
culs AT 81 no straight lots q Canadian lambs offered
a 62GSi7c prime stock bringing DC.
@ * % 2lo fHfao ian9s nj So - @ n aver
10 at 81 20
Esrns c2mmtsson comPany us Pen2Syyanta N, lambs
- n. at - -: - DO. I6 n. at s. IS
: Judd 90; los Ohio lambs, IS n. 81 90: 1914 do.
Toot3 shannon; 1e4 Ohio lambs. 70 n at 81 90; 1sa
= Harrington: 213 Buffalo lambs 50 fb, s. 50; ioa
do - n Z, % $ s2'5 us Western Do 7s n at s. s3
5 sander state lambs. - n at 81 s3: 17e DO 50
J II. WHk"rson: 21o Buffalo lambs, - 10. at - S:'G
! Curtis Son: Is state lambs 80 70 at 81 so II
H6GsSRece!pis we're IsSs Sacs or $50 head including
deck for the market Prices steady Coarse
coansr dosse @ dun a and lover s at per h 70. Seayy
weights. 7'aS.c for medium hogs: light weights at sl7
q9c
saIes-s Judd & c.: s. mixed Western hogs tcoarse,
5 sanders. state hogs. lss u. Sc 30.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

G. Louis Nov cotton quiet niddling. sc io%
,,iSdling T1.c: good ordinary. 6Ssc: net receipts
bales; gross s2el' shipments $500 SH'sS' '''
76i. . .,... ,,,+I,trz lee
,r;,idIing Ic. good ordinary. 3l6c, receipts oH=
tTes. exports TO Great Britain 1850; to France IL o
"a 80: continent 100; $50; sales, 1900 stock
tcorrecteCi). 100, 100. .,.t,. . 49,.
low middling exc: receipts 93n7 bales exports 70 "es
Drain Continent, 6ioo' ccest"lSt i-f'
sales stock. 10, 80. - -. .,r.
Mobile Nov. COTTON quiet; mddins, I1sc; low mid
7ns 6≻ good ordinary. IL lee receipts oi paIes
axnerts coaswise, 262: sales. 1000; stock: 29se9 49,,
Cotton steady; middling sc: low
rnidng 56c good ordinary 3-loc receipss' ~
26iS; sales. 533 stock 36sZi
Augusta 1.cotton quiet and steady IniddIins
low middling, 3 l6dIi4c: receipts 4lS
go, shpments ESQ; sales 900: stock 1901, 81
1900 so 7oS .. ,.a,,,o 7ssc. low
ordinary. 8i.c; receipts, lslli na!es
xorts to Great Britain 22506: to France 659l sales
s5. stock I599s+. ---.,-. ,ao
l.-CottonW WeekyCIross receipts l'5eo
,oies. exports coastwise, 1850 ~, -.
Brunssck. Nov. 1.-Cotton-R Receipts sSZ' oaies' eA
norts 10 the Continent. 9O73; stock. 81.
Charieston Nov. cotton firm; middhns' 'sc' re-
canrs S37 bales; stock 1884
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
CASH oUOTATToNs
crSER.L MARKET REPORT.

New-Yo-k. November :. 1901
-,-.-z1unusnoes governing the course of The coffee
~ a. vr1-e practically identical with those OF
BE. enormous BraztllEE receipts 5esrlsh
1ss-a. 80 Railing Prices the opening were
1ses a-o -. ous- W-h the tone officially described
2 o., = s-s- becoming weak under German and room
sssl, .ac+ rhzt Fayre closed in observance of
sas s.,5s- checke5 operations by local operators
-. ana The days total business was cong araFeIy
Eaae- = Al o09 HaEs Toward the close o. the
% -e-s- fsting on sales made yesterday sriIeneG
ss1l - ne final level the previous day, last
30 - go rst unchanged points lower Ine
slA.- -.s s-ssdy Hamburg reported drop OF = -
ss a. Rio remained unchanged, whereas Santos
sca e.s- The exchange rate al tae former de-
.as r. II s7-S25 Brazilian ports receipts
e.s = q no bags and at interior towns 20 eS Vp
4l- vvs-ehou4z deliveries Cf 20,u2o rags were
14s1 s- Spor supplies ruled quiet and easy with
ssssa IN SIC for Rio No =, invoice lots. Present
ss72as ~ Hamburg amounts 5!'2 oJo bags OF
acE 2, So sorS are Brazilian compared with 5SSoeo
- sos oao bars respectively, last wee+--
n -. = rorr-sct prices n the local market to-day
zsrfirv
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. L Rece?ts-Catte 1000 head. including
go Texans and 900 Westerns STEADY no prime oeeyes
good prime <SGS6 81. poor to medium
a.. feeders S2aSi % COWS 81 25g
hsfers. 81 c5GS5. 81 5GS2 20 bulls sg
Cai Texas S3qS4 10; West
steers So t5as5 II. Hogs-Receipts TO-DAY; 22"o
head TO- morrow. l5000- left 1900. active and
sFI0, higher close easy. mixed and butchers s. I3a
S6 % good choice heavy s. SoNSS 20 rough heavy
50a$5 80. light s. oG s. 40 bulk Of sales s. - ;" 20
heeqR Receipts GOO head strons 70 l9c hlG iS,fIs
choice wethcrs. s. a'GS
Western sheep -. Texas sheep. 81 5oa$i ~ native
lambs S3QSi 50 .-..- ,.-..,-
Cincinnati. Nov Hogs active s3 e.9Sd 10. cattle
seady 81 1885 sheep steady SiGS2 % Lambs ac-
i've. S2QsI - ,. - -ozs..
E,art Tdh.r,, NOV Cattle steady: choice - toHse
I'm e. .netx- ~. good $3a<5 Hogs steady; prime
teavy s. i5 20 heavy mediums So o3i 81 Il" Hs; %
Workers .-tGS5 light DO. - Stg
& rrs g. aaaSS go: 81 5oG<4 5a rouEhs - "og
s. 20TSj 80 culls ana
SSrof sfgS2 yearllngs s. 5oGs3 - Veal calves sea
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
Er-RopEAx PRODUCE MARKET.

1,rarr.,ol Nov Closing: Wheat-Spot No red
western winter steady Northern spring quiet
IS Cd; No California steady IS 1od futures quiet pc
os,,Es- So Sid March, SIS 9Ad. Corn-Spot steady:
American mixed. futures steady: NoLeEnoer os ia
1ecenaber. sd: March, A. 11.sd. Peas-CaTadian
steady 2id Fourst I9uts fancy winter ssaay 1s
Londor-Pacinc Coast steady 70 ospto ios
Haef Arm; I4s 3D. Pork hrn; prime
mes. western 7as Sd. Lard dull American rehneo. IN
prime Western. In tieTces. 3oe
shnrt cut quiet. ass Cd. Bacon quiet Gun
harIand cut Cd; short rib. 10 % q 10
ass Cd long mddes. light IS 10 81 o tes; long
e1sar middies heavy 35 10 n, iss Cd short cieaf
backs 10 20 10 4Ss cea. bellies IL to 10 10 sns I
sne.t United a2s; good United states rs Sheese
nst finest white ass American nhes, eo9,eo
.s. "a Talow-Prime city. steady. 2Ss %; AasIaAAn'
rondon dull. Cottonseed oil-Hun refined spot
-, 13s Turpentre-Sptrt.s steady. 27s 3d. Hostn-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

early afternoon At ports Il loads were taken for
les ESiie % eabes 5h0~ed l50 ins se3ePsI
M Closing "g .d higher Liverpool and mark
holidays The clearances reached 1473Ooo bush
ter at an es a nou5 being particularly large Of the lat
tb o5h costs Tor the week almost doubling those In
reached - 600 bushels against the previous
80, tGoac aGvces as TO the Argentine situation
ditions as result Of In Western states
t crop indicatlons also appeared owing
,o bushels received compared with 600 bushels
year and It the Northwest stocks
would increase a million bushels this week snow said
that winter wheat because Of recent rains
ana covered largely Increased Quotations
wheat b 9fioat basis No Northern
prompt No , Northern Duluth. prompt; = hard
Mgv.19rk aoa.c prompt and No red Nev-York, 1880
conditions those prevailing hurs.ay was
replaced in the afternoon by and sharD de-
prospects indicated yield 171s bushels per acre or
coo bushels from covering threefourths
sgen and evidently ever on the situation
@ s aha2ie 70 check the selling which Immediately
were &c lower. Only loads were reported for ex
we're $4,000 bushels against 7as bushels week ago and
seaoad c!earances amounted TO &c 800 bushels Reports
Chicago prices for grain and all through
aT mar ooa9itons existed Ne corn closed at 635sc; No
prompt oA ATS-Some OF the big chicago traders re-
oats yesterday and with corn essier i, se sellers e OF
prices fell of and az the close rather weak
49,; No white 43'aG44c track mixed 4oiS q42i.c:
rack The ~ g+.s and No White clips
Wes+eTn 63o both aheat: State rye 57a5sc.....
IA P gst: feeding was quoted aoa6c
strsets Ts2orea Wheat clqdns at0 aauf eIpoT5s sa4
bushels last busheis IN this week last
whea Eat @ sxp9Es ct July to date tsexe9tsea weeks,
els last season Corn exports aggregate bushes
as against ilssSs bushels last week and aoo 10 bush
els. against 16. i13,esT bushels last
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

pot cotton closed quiet with quotations lice lower on
bass o 7ec n1tc5ltnE upland and S1c 1o- mid
g Sult Sales. l.22G bales Southern spot markets
re tses-sFhed follows: New-Orleans quiet. IN
2sea a. 1916. Mobile quiet unchanged al 4-sc; Sa
Eae stea5y. unchanged 3-I5c: Charleston quiet,
1s7zed : 3-1sc. Wilmington firm. 1%c lower at
&C. Norfolk stsa6y unchanged at 72sc: Baltimore noIn
Hc lowe a. &c; Augusta quiet and STEADY !-S2c
- Al f-l56E = Louis quiet unchanged al s9sc
SS@ase5 receipts a. New-Orleens FOR Tomorrow are
y" q ls@e bales. compared with 15sOl bales actus4
seek za1 u So bales actual last wear A. houston
-te2o-ros. i2G-}o 1sOts bales. compared with
&.
-tps Ct cotton ports today anc FOR the week as
VIII the totals q week previous and OF this
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

covado and l-l6c for noasses sugar. Beet sugar IN
London steader, with quotations OctooeT
was quoted at rs lad and November at as 3D. -, -,
TEA-The market. for futures ruled dull all tne
without change previous prices which follow;
November. I3 +0 l3 SOC December, 13od l3 ec January
135 February March. 1860 IL IUc;
April. 1UC: 13.s0
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

a. Aeaznge special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
s-eS- s.;"S bales: speculation and export. SEQ
a r-is Oo' receipts, i 00o; American, 1leOo: mid
s,aes - '-lst futures opened Arm. 2e4go-oAd
~. -, harey steady. unchanged 10 = point
T.1'eT. Sl0-zs: November December. fooo.
ageS Seary i0Ss: JanI.ary-Feb-IIary. 4o4 rs; FEB
sa<.A' Aa-ch-Ap-fI and April-Mas. i.o4b. May
Aa- - 'u4y aad July-Eugust- 4o3Ass- Man
-~I's resiie- snc cloths dull.
II g.. -, 1AD AEAI-The -four market was steadily
3 rcss -lth Demand fairly active on spring patents
F. ee.sefa4ly unchanged Spring patents, S5 lcq
eE sashts. 50 30Gs 50 10: winter patents. - 90
N clears. & soQS3 20: extra No winter
al ezra No winter. 81 ol-as2 50: no srsae,
y 1.ot and 20 arrive: bsckwheat -four. 81 SDs
.esn .hsE FLoUR-ouiet. Quoted: Fair 70 good'
|e4-~s.. :. cnoice to fancy. 50 Saas2 IS CORY
Ri 7SSny Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 l3qs3 so as 10
- s. ssfs1 50: coarse s. ssas1 .FDED-
ss ssyrtng bran spot f1s %: sacks 70 ar
H. x4-.o sie ssrsls 30; spring hcan bulk SIS =;
erss ~ bran SIS 75G$2i; city bran, SIS SodsH:
err :. 20 nnseed oiicake So; corn oilcake' 81
oo. tSo 30: oilmeal $50
rss -. v = as-AT-Although the aid Of a strong corn
~stadrawn yesterday afternoon wheat at New
Taao Us steadiress OF undertone and ciosed prac
~ oid On Thursday, while Chicago closei
= ser~ oNer- Offerings time during the day
2 while in the last hour December seemed
n IA. response 70 depression IN other markets
ssIls oniy about l-i6q sc existed between puts
Arsv -lsains little belief in broad market on
srs. -lHoe al day mostly for local account.
Fe4a-s e-nlcient strength in the small Argentine
tax c.earsncss and early arrnness 10
sssS H,aer ssif all ths forenoon. while export
seo taeir efforts srouilc midday and II the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
TIE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Nov. /. 1901.
p...,-,s wore o37 or 4. fSo head incud-
g car, for export 127 for slsughterers and ID
the few stale cattle 81 cars
on sale o. which Jersey CITY ana Gar al
fair demand toT the cattle
S.-.a Ard p-icsx were atsa6y About everything
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


" ~ ~ = - ~ ~ IA
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET
AND DEsBROssES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
C"rtiaadt streets i. five minutes later than
'hnt given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
Car. Ne. YORK to Pt.Drrg sfeePlas % 10 Car Fit5ss,
s2s a. NJ FSsT 40 T01Gnes 1ISs 10 fllss0qTs cr,s
NJ PfNNsYLvtNia k1MTrED sna Ss1esa
Cars For cRcsso cieSsand Toisdo Cincinnati
cf1TcAao hGSi15' ASD s lsFl' sT LOUIS ExpREs
For Ioledo Nashville via Cincinnati and louisville.
u e'f1 foC1s f2SiS EXPESF6T 3aa-1f ,,.Ours
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SSr VI CLEyELAND And CINCINNAT1I TT, * *
cinnati I-ouisvIe)
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1 50 500. 1910 CDeshrosses Cort,andt Streets.
70 2@ Dining Car. 1855 Dining Carr a n. 1os5
2aO es25 'congrestiena Lin all Psrior and pin
ss 6aT1 n y 10 t aisht Din 1n5aT Gag & s @ DF5s 10 On On
LIN an Par,d- ~ and pini6 Ca Cars * = GDi2n
sot-THERN RAILwaY.-Exprsss se5. 4-25 p m. II 10
.TLaNTTc COAST LrNE.-EzDres.. SIS N. ard o-.5
sEABoARp AIR LINE RA1LwAY-'Flortda and Me.-
ropolitan Limited. 125J D daily Express. l2lo
NORFOLK ANo WESTERN RArr.wAT.-For Memphis
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+55 = n. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOREOLK.-T.55 a
week-days and S55 p. n daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9j5 q. n and 2S5 D weeS<4avs
Through Eestsuei Trains Buffet Parlor Cars ans
r.APE, AAY--f2.5S = N weekdays
For points New I1onS Branch Railroad C.-ora
West Twentv-third Street station. s55 a. II ~.
30. $40 and * q. n. SUNDAYS a25 m. 45b
p m. ffroU Dssb-osses COrtlandt Streets. oAs
a m. u ~. ? 80 end D m Sundays. e-4t
a. H.. 5.15
For rHIL,DELPHI..
S1o (DeshrosSes Cort1ardt Streets 500. ~ T5i
SIS SO o25 a55 Penna Lin1ed>. 10 10 CI1es6Tosses
and Cortlandt Streets 10 20 Dining Carr los Dining
carr. I1J5 a. 19 Dining Carr 10 tDeShrosses
and Cortlardt Streets 22D. 50 -. 355 %. y
Dining Carr { 53 Dining Car 5-55 Dining Car 80
SO s55- o. 2 m 1910 night SUNDAYS $40. =
mo coachesl 10. S.5J - - Iimted)- a55 10
lying c1n aG NJ iT;g gDin5rS % az & 20 gDs s2
55 Dining Car) S25 s55 Q q ,. n. y 10 night
Ticket offices Nos. ISL 1854 III and 26t Broadavy
1se Fifth Avenue fbeIov ST.: House West
Twe1ty-thtrt Street Station stations foot u Des
hrosse7 and CortIandt Court Street $50 F1'
ton Street. 9s Broadway Pennsylvania annex STA
ton. BROOKLYN: Stat Jersey CITY The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
J p. HUTCHINSON = P WOO0.
General Manager General Pass-r As-nr.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHTLADELPHIA.
40. +130. 800. 500 1000. eli 80 A N
'30 800 '2. 80 f+t0. $500. 1870 800 700 50
$500. - = = " ~ Ia mot - e
T'43O 1890. 1000 -1I30 A NJ. fLOo. .I30 IS 90
800. -. 90 ?. NJ. sI2- IL
ofices: Liberty 81 Ferry s1gth Ferry i13 2s1. 49,
West l25th St. 273 I25th St Columbus
Ave, York: Court 3fi $50 Fulton St Brook
lyn. Broadway. Williamsburg YORK Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage destination.
yFrom Liberty only. 'Daty- fDaiy. except sunday
sSun6ay only