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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30
CHAPTER VI.
4 HEART OF PEARL.

DE%WO items Of Icons recital lin
gered pleasingly in Oakfell's
thoughts, Estelle's generous
Fl consent to sell Odette to her
lover and bestow the price for
marriage provision and her confident
reference to him (OakfelD as the one
man Of the parish able and willing to
defend the weak against the injustice
Of the powerful oppressor. His admira-
ton and self esteem were appealed to
effectively, and he found himself Won
dering why he had not seen the grand
daughter Of Latiolais during the past
three years and whether the child he
remembered could justify Evariste's
rapturous description Of the beauty he
had met at Father Grhe's table. Her
responses to the appeals Of Leon be-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-30

Treasurer Clarendon County.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York- December 9, 1Sol
CCFFEThe market for coffee futures opened sts4h 4d
81 5Sl5 points. during the rest ol te
session scarcely variation in values W BE
unieryure call were
transactions amounted u
5 bags market finally steady II tone a. Z
net decline OF SOLO points The easier rulIs OF pIlCee
directly unfavo-abe aoTloes from Eu oLe,
oearish purporf Nlehooee
light Brazilian receipts neat4er 70
worlds visible supply figures eAleCtet 70
last month 1aNfe
net decline o I5.Q1S. francs. Hamburg iost P.s-
coffee on he hand. unchanged Nd9
Santos while exchange rate was l-S2c peter. De!s
,,scre6 Lied Rio and santos ports
amounted Two days ana IN me , ~
20. hags bSSrish news kept oui4s
creek ana bears asgrcssors thToushout me
rnar<er for Brazilian coffee was Lerz qule
s-ss6Z On The t9sIs os.c No Rio and
Sc for santos no invoice lots The acNlty II cOt
for the time pelilg-
The range contract prices in the local market 'oeE
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

Of wheat. ahoat basis were as loiip~
No Northern York $50 nominal No ~ ~
Manitoba, s6tsc prompt No Northern Manitooa 80
prompt No Northern Duluth. s1i prompt No H4I
New York s21sc prompt. No red New oEh. o,-sN
prompt Commissioning out with no am
bton whatever and with all indica atons pointing 70
dull session the market after midday suoaeI
up greatest activity. due TO scare o.
d cent per ousneI a..
selling had been heaviest iatey a.
Chicago and Louis. those markets naturally mace Ie
responses buying but the strength loC6S
enough bring big trade for tune 44!S
sympathetic excitement also wheat circles nm
country accepances and estimates Of only 50 cde
Wednesday Chicago hal influence on the ma
advance primarily matter Of short oe
selling Chicago elsewhere having been lndu5a IN
speculation had deserted corr
wheat The formers big advance yesterdaF nov,
showed that it is sl very much subject 70 Gun
manipulation West. moderate amount OF IeaL!E
ing. diminished activity the short side during
the last hour. reactions from the top WIZ
left final prices 492c higher and about as Tnuca
under the best point Of the day English markets c
ia sd lower No corn closed at '099e pro5p'
yellow 1850 prompt, and No white 425sc profl
nominal OATSThe movement Of oats were dlrecLea
quently had irregular day, although closing qu!Le
52i9c: No white. SIC; track mixed. soc; track Whe
steady. No Western. 69i4C. ana No Western $50
steady. Feeding quoted 59G6ic and ma! =
6366sc. both I, Buffalo. BUCK W t1t11
GRAIN-Market Quoted at 81 % per 100 ~ track,
Ne-z-V Vork
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

sloE and eas9 Fame Gsae ssab sh more plenty
easier We quote Dry @ 10 good ioei lie
DO iye Masasd l2g2s s3a do to fslh pl
good 5 5o do and Siif csa sosds d9
fair to good s91oc other Western fancy Psadelehta
&c e1ed gi1e iaTse i5G16c; do mixed sizes 12g23e DO
.s m:nsss ss sasas do oe teE
E2Ha a to good sSee other sgss ,ncH DO
ss tes 29 2q pcEed sRa 15s
do size do 70 fair 7sc Csc ID dueH sood o
Do Mhga fancy 1g.e dae xse5s 9tasF MaTand GGsiG
a6d pf Dea%aTe prime M prime ne sSs6
g ps % dar aFke 81 T25S a5s1 P56 So
DRY picked I od P Sc 80 prns Chickens
ern dry picked best s@sc do sGadsS 7ss So
@ % dry pGsd TH oe GF saaSa arage Pe0F bs to
oT sse59 56 gd6d d6d R47ac old eo 5sza ducks spring
o m h9gs ada sses sesd prioss
sHk "9 and RabSs sbss in in a2ser upP and
quail prime dozen So dc SegtheGni Lar 10 3
% sSbad s@ IS s. sas2 S dpSss da a
4 P f2Se aSB T9G3 BfI s.h for
week e44 bbs 10 l67 bags and IS h0ls Is s Ke
of onions 154 bbs The 6H b IN mae
shows upward tendency; some increase IN ne
of ehoioe qaay Ga eys@ 6ave ruied @
rather slowly Of late market has been less firm
rather easier prices have been en aGSea &c s f9r pp but the
uaiifv is irregular and prices show fair
Ghen ' Choice Other local Vegetables change
S9nhsrn dera aad d s1 Is ofd s5rng @ Beams
W csr e1e FeSSs %ed a sell e if Of good quat
quote Potatoes, Scotch Magnnm prime per ISs 10 10
bs bse s. co. Do German large common to good per les n
has s. So @ DO sad Sc & state I ID good ees to PRIME per
$50 n 81 7"@$2 81 do good TO prime per sack - 99@
soa56 G % jersey per doube head bbl s. 2sa$2 I Vine
ana land G 81 a hs74 IS 81 80 P s2 SPROUTS 9
e eh9ies per qgar do nfeTor ef r Saloo5s p
crate S9S2 caulaoTers Long Island fsnsy per Dbl nPi
f9ses Long Island per 100 81 50aS3; State
3@TtS ne& e e ss s'e e9s5r per per- b6
81 5o lettuce NeworIeans bbI S$a4 do Norfolk
Rsa Sar,R Ra caPons 9@sn per 6s
40 red prime $3asa % % yelloT fair to good
G1d Ier Dbl s. ss 75 do yellow s. 35q$3 DO white
s. @ s. do do s s. Hoas 8d ~ WSe[h So 6a9f5 9T n per
lunches S3as3 90 okra. Florida per basket carrier
Orleans per- b6 saa$i spinach Baor bbl 81 70
ITs S ner hi 50 SO g 30 do marrow 50 urnips
Canada Russia. bbl 75asoc tomatoes Florida per
srNDREs trading .! in besswas oa at
the little business doing is at 10: Per n for 5gsaF
and sc5Sl per gal for syrup. 81 y 55 5e1 NJ
ana Northern and Western at S5a6. HoNEY-Thsre
comb bu eStrassed selling slowly and osr c9f95n' co
fanG[ per 10; l'f6 M oo 1r 1 exrcted 6G61Zc; do
do southern extraeted per gal $1,000 is 5e
@ bgs a5s 5sS65 Ps qTte WE 4 ga%e an" png [a5g vrns
ss esd s@ssb De So M I'D c 45 f@9Sy DC NJ Dc
Virginia No l. &1sg4c: h7k9ry Eut5 per bush Of 30 io
Hay AND sTRAWEHA HAY-Busncs- entirely suspended
9y sr6G 'S5gS 4S 5 59 sS @ a rSs a. ass
% 9 hsy az n6on ama sy " By Hudson Rver Rail
2s0 Erie. 26n: Pennsylvania 80: Delaware and
Baitmore and Onto 20 Central Of NewJerssy So river
boats total 1850 Receipts Of straw by river
900 tons. by 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December 3 1901.
BEEyEs-Reoeip,s Or 50 head All Consigned d-
era saes Of city sides 6g8iac per 10
dressed weight; refrigerator beef sl.aloc 70 Tho
carried Liverpool today 400 cattle and 50
SuIzoerger about $50 quarters OF beef for Nelson
Morris Fontabele. the West Indies. 20 sheep
Majestic 10 liverpool with 40 quarters beef for
swir, Co and about 15oo quarters for Nelson Morris
schwarzschla sulzberger TIE Pretoria TO Bernnda &
U"r. the West Indies. with 80 sheep for L. : Len-
chLvEs-Rece!pts including u direct 40 head.
making stale stock carried from YESTERDAY
a total u head be sodi5 81 Jersey CITY and l25
reported including S71ss 100 n About
at 5F1oc. dressed srassers and fed calves % y ..
s. per 100 N do. I3s 10 81 do 81 70. at 50 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. all for the market.
ed from yestay total Of s' caFs TO be s9dm
So cars a. ieTsey city & ana & cars @ al 6 hut we're net
rated stronger qualit, considered About ~,
primo sold Al s. 5oa$3 80 per 100 NJ
lambs at s. 5oaS3 4e Dressed mutton +'za612c per NJ
shannon 1863 Indiana lambs = 90 n n ,e,. aver
aEe 50 40 per don 10 =, state DO a. 10 at - 1S ~
IA Pennsylvania do 81 n. at 81 t".
KeTns commission company. 1i0 state lambs,
81 35 81 sheep 1876 n 81 40 bucks i57 II. at
DO IS s. % plus s. so the lot; 80 State sheep
HOGS Reee,Pts ~ cars. or 1867 head all CONSIGNED
arolna 81 per 100 n Countg resed hogs dun at 6a
she per n for heavy 10 light weights. 49,
n average per 100 ~ Ohio 30 n, So 2i6
Western do IL H. s. 80 2ls do 1872 NJ at s. so l2o
H Il Hollis date Yesterday: 40 hogs. III m at
$50 s.: 29S N. at s. so boars. 300 ~
John Nelson date Yesterday: IL State hogs. l7s ib
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
Aerioa 5000 reoets sseeo &merican ss oSo mid
Lad adTenoe: closed steady net I'za2 points
January February. 4.liizb; FebruarT March = III:
NS5SSh-AFFdl iGSe 41oiah APray 4lo.s NayJune
sspienber 4oob Manchester and cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEAI-At time fair business
checked buyers and atursy transactions SS were re-
9he small Spring patents So s5aS4 % straights
s. eoass Z 25 sos sssrs No 90 extra No ;
BJwHEaT FIoRgfr@ @ sr95 aaoted sho at to sG s5
% T sood s 5s M d0ee Il 9sBcv 81 Sgs ofsa ID
ss 90 as 70 s T 4Posd Kiln dried s. $50
TP1T aq9 ZeiioH s. 6oqsl 75 coarse, 81 9OqsI
sacks 70 arrlve goo n So: spring bran bulk So So
1sa ne q S iinsesd oil cake M s2s 2sa2 corn oil cake
DRGGSIopura was i o1iet ,y oi vrth rleai, & $50 90
g l 9bAn S OS M and powdeTeS epaie6 at 8 81 sSS
and M gse Re At 'sS'ss ssass s. - 'GsS2 s5 G
siossd dull and gsneS9ly e aaohsnE Prices We're q1oed
@ 55c s 81 s. ss5aS scsi 81: sn9S P5s s. S7,0s los
s. s. mace disliied 81 aasl m nsts. NATIVE 81 sog
s. s2 NeafS s % R RPfsss@n sss MessTR 5ins rs
BennYr es g ass 81 2sSi 30; ssssTsS m 2atqTa asa4ls
NinteTgreen natural 81 45asl IS; arIifcial 55a65c
ooTs@TSe market ruled s.esdy a. The - foiIo o % 30 -
Burdook &C. gentisn 9sG4e gi2seng IS 5oas6: ginger
s5c heliebore powdered 7sc licorice ordinary AZ 5c
Sc Mexoan sc seness WesePn sasoo soaihgn S9
N-wHEAT-The public bought wheat also
profits yesterday. making a very market
shroaghout me session with ast prices unsettled and
ac net lower Nest Of the time, however bulls
control the large sales for long
any important impression prices until
zft they had experienced a
ra-h a unexpected On
this bulge profit taking especially
sides Sentiment the whole. however, ia
vorabie the bull side largely of
buying for outside which the
chief trading feature of the day For this
Of 5.229.00 bush in worlds stocks making
coo during last three els
had comparatively little effect the market did
slso primary receipts Of 1.4S9.o00 COMPARED
only $4,000 bush last year Among traders the
likely TO fall of from now on than increase the
Southwest weather conditions again rise some
dfsSzrisfactlon. rains
10 provide the moisture needed
Reecflng early
showed general rrmness. with advance Of 25G3O
a Paris points Budapest ma RerIIp
Gud I'D at Liverpool Among the early ad-
disappointment II shut
business and only loads could be traced board
points clearances much than on
Monday Al time a moderate December
wheat contract. causing weakness in that
and a widening Of discount under Quo
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston Dec 3--The wool market here maintains a
firm with conditions favorable. and while
absence speculative feeling there been liberal
Territory hold buyers
paying secured basis of 42G43c good
of fine medium. with fine 45c and staple woods az
46d4Sc. Texas woods firm the secured basis Of
4Ta4sc with Northern spring Cafornia AT Oregon
Of 4lT44c for fine medium
and fine valley 35G3sc and staple asa 46c.
of Australian wools have been sold here
bales being reported About
clean quoted quarter blood crossbreds with
rnerinos 7OG72c. connbtng good
65df7c and average at 62a65c- There has been more
doing in Sales of Ohio washed
peaine have been made 2s2sizc and best lots are
now held at o9c many instances. No washed Ohio
2GT26l2c.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
EUROPEAN pRoprcE MARKET:

Liverpool. Dec. 3-Closlng-Wheat-spot firm: No red
Western winter, I'D; No Northern spring 5s 1O2d;
No California 6s quiet; March, 6s l2d May
6s 1>sd- Corn-SPot frm American mixed old 3s 5zd:
futures quiet January. 5s 21sd: March 5s 24d; May
IS 214d. Peas-Canadian 6s Sad F1ourSt Louis
fancy winter steady IS Cd Hops at London Pachc Coasp
steady f3 5s4fi Beef firm: India mess. I4s Cd
Pork steady; prime Western. rs. Lard strong
American refined pals, 49s Western in uerces
49s HamsShort cut IA to 16 10, strong, sis Sd Bacon
Cumberland cut 20 to 80 10 firm SOS; short rib. 16 to "a
10 strong sos Cd long clear middles light Is to "a ~
iS cd long clear middles heavy. 81 10 40 10. r
Cd: short clear backs 16 strong AS clear
bellies Il 16 n. strong SIS. ShoudersSquare II
3 n. strong, AS Butter steady finest United States
92s good United States l0s Cheese quiet: American
finest white and coorei. 45s Tallow firm; prime city
29s 3D. Australian in London Bis Cotonseed oil-FIul
refined, steady, 21s Cd Turpentne-Spirits
27s Sd. Rosin-COmmon firm As I'D.
firm. I'D. Linseed oil steady. 32s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec s-Co,ton quiet: niddling. re: low
rniddlng 1-16c; good ordinary SIC; receipts z 200
bales exports Continent 2S4I; sales. 81 stock.
rs zoo
Savannah 3.-Cotton steady; middling. nc: low
middng 15-16c receipts 7G43 bales exports to France
5O33; Continent 2,59s; coastwise- 1000 stock
lS9 l9S So
New-Orleans. Dec 3.-Cotton irregular and selling
mddng Tssc; middling, Il4c: good ordinary
1116c receipts ss4s bales exports 70 Great
81 900: Continent. SOo4: sales 5000, stock !S
Memphis Dec. 3.-Cotton steady: middling- s-l6c;
low mdding, Lice good ordinary, 11-16c: net re
1888 bales gro-e, 1854: shipments, 23li sales
$500:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
.ENNSYLVANIA
HAII.7oAD

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-rHIRn srpr~-
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
fy The leaving time from Desbrosse. ana
Corflandt Streets is five minutes later tha,
that given below for Twenty-third stree
station, except where otherwise noted
s.55 A. VI. FAST MAII4--Limited % two Buffet p,-
Cars York Pittsburg Sleeping PittsoqSE =
ss5 4 ~. FAST LiNE.1PistsSarg and Cleveland.
compartnent sleeping Dining smoking and ob.sT7,,a
tion Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo cincinnaa
1s c1caeo 2S!ssits AsD \ ISIS LOUIS EXPRESS
!ndiqeaDSlIs cnlcag9 o,S1s Sc teqis Ri9ing
i1siapapos ouisrii St LOUIS DininG s4 sp'Ours
o..5 p. ". WESTERN ExPREsss.-For Chicago. For
7..s p. NJ. PAcTFIc ExPREss:;-Eor PittssurE and
dn1ec. I knys 5Z evand a @ e9 Valley
So P: ". CLEvELAND AND cINcINNAT1 Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
9 % @ 1910 % pssbqsSss GHin and and Cortland, d stEss
ns Carr. 21o CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 22o
& sa nhg ca pianF @ E'5S5 1 ss 5a: D5s:
carr; e25 ?, m. u 10 night Sunday as ss. loss
eressional Lin ali Parl9r and Dirng carsi as 6a
soUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s.2S as D. m. u,s
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s25 m. and sas
AIR LINE :. 3 d,
NoRFoIK iIl4' AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memuha,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWIY.-T55 a. n week
81 D
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-I5a a. m
weekdays SIS p. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY--9-55 and 2.55 D. m. weekdays.
Through vestibuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
STANDARD Coaches
CAPE MAY.-1255 D m weekdays.
For points York and Long Branch Railroad Crrc,
West Twenty-third Street Station. S.55 a m 70 a.
325 4.55 and II - p. Sundays. g. % a m, l5s
p. m. Cfrnm Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strests a0S
a, m. 1a5o. 50. SO. and 1lao m Sundays, as
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6 10 CDesbrosses Cortlandr Streets 2N. 725 755
$50 Q 25 % 55 Penna- Limited n. 10 (Desbrosse,
and COrT19 Carf
Car II 55 1255 Dining Car, ID (Deshrossss
Streets 2.20). Dining Carr IS
425. Dining Carr AS Dining Carr. DINING
Carr T53. s-25 SIS. Q D D p 40 night Sundays
6.1O 7.55 (no coaches}. s.25 s-55. G1nisdG
955. 10-55 Dining Ca-1 12S5 Dining Carl.
Dining Carr 25 Dining Carr 353 25 Dining Car
455 Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr. 755 .. SIS 9s
\. m. II 10 night.
Ticket oces Nos 461 1896 1884 III and 261 Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenu, (below 23d ST.: House, West
Twe7,y-third Street Station foot Dss-
hrosses Cortlandt Streets Court
Street. Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Sta
tion. Brooklyn; Station Jersey City The New York
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination Telephons
9l4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
J. 3 HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Catt1e-Receipts. 9.ooo head uoo
30 poor medium 50 9oq$6 stockers and feeders.
25 81 25TSi 10. heifers S2IS5 30,
25aS2 bulls S2aS4 40 calves s. oaS5 30; Texas
ted steers 50 - HossRecepts today. 10000 head to
morrow left 1000, 51IOc lower bulk
mixed butchers. s. 650$6 choice heavy.
81 s0dS6 Is. roushs heavy. 40dS5 light $5d$5 50.
bulk Of sales s. 7oa$5 So Receipts 27o0o head:
weak: lambs steady l0c lower. good
choice wethers 50aS4 -. Western
lambs 81 50dSt 60: Western lambs S3aS4 -.
Cincinnati. 3--Eioes active. Sass strong
81 s5aS5 sheep active higher. 81 25GS3 -. Lambs
nrm 81 25a&4 15
Buffalo. Dec 3.-Catte receipts light. de
ma a Yesterdays prices all sold. Neals. top
s.: others 50aS6 Hcgs-Receipts head. ac-
all sold. Workers d$5 light do.
65: packers. 81 90GS6: medium heavy $50
pigs, 81 400 s. 81; rouEhs. $5@S5 Sheep and
lamts-Receipts $500 head including 1900 Canadian
fun steady 10 rm all sold choice lambs 81 1o6
:" 20 common to choice - 50os5 10: culis. $40S4 10
mixed S5s3 so: culIs 1882 rs heavy export sheep
ewes To good wethers. 81 25GS3 -.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

poIc closed quiet. quotations 5-1Sc
1se bass OF 5-16c for middng upland and 9l6c for
Gulf Southern spot markets telegraphed
fellows NsNDrleans irregular nominal. selling
higher. s9sc- &C higher. Mobile unchanged at 7i4c
nominal. Savannah steady 1sc
firm Wilmington firm unchanged Norfolk steady
unchanged Ti=c; Baltimore nominal up at 734c
Augusta 1Tm 5-16c higher. 74c; Louis firm sc
higher. ~ G2c- Estimated receipts at NeN-Oreans
Tomorrow from % 00e D coo bales. compared
172te bales actual last week
AT Houston for tomorrow from l1500
against 9.34a ha!es actual last fes
ctUal last
Receipts al 1he ports and interior points
pared with the same Gay last week ana last year
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec ). m;Cotton-Sp9t fair demand;
American middlinS. -lbd Inc safes OF
the day 9o6 bales of which 500 were for specl-
laton included $500 American Receipts
$4,000 bales. including $500 American Futures opened
quiet and closed steady. American middllng c.
December 1i6iG4 1564G sellers; December and Janu-
airy. 1264d4 13-6fd buyers; January and FEBRUARY;
l1-64G4 L. buyers: February and March 1l-o4i
buyers; March and April 1O64qi n-6id buyers Apri
May. 106iG4 LTD SELLERS May and June l Oh
"A 11-64d sellers: July IO64d buyers; July
and August 4 1O-6fd buyers; August and September.
4 6-Ht
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

GRADE Decenber -s1sG7ec. Corn weaker; No mxed
December 65la@s6c for new Oats hrn; NO I'm, "n,,e
c1inned 2c Butter quiet firm. fancy Western cream
96c do nearby prints. Eggs steady: fresh
nearby and western soc: Southwestern. 2sc: DO
Southern 2sc Cheese firm: made full creams fancy
small 10s@11c do. fair to choice sa1osc go
Flour 5000 bbls. AS 900 10 in sacks; wneat ooU"
hush: corn 600 bush; oats, 1000 BUSH Shipmsn's~
Wheat 900 bush 4.OOo bush: oats f'ooV oush-
so7sc: December so1sc: May so5se No nard 1
Oats-No cash $3.50 December, 45s4c; May 45@e;
No . xYhi 47m47Ac
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

HARLEM DIVISION
soS A md IS P NJ Daily. except Sundays, to Pitts
field. Sundays only. 900 A N.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 261 AS and 12f6 Broadway, =
Jrson So. W 275 Columbus Ave. i33 West i25th 81.
f25th ST and f3Sth St Staors New York; S3s and I23
Fulton St and 1OS Broadway. f D. Brooklyn
Teiephone 200 3sth Street. fo- New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence 5y
westcott ESVDress Company.
P. : BLODGETT. GEORGE H DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

There was GOOD jobbing demand noted f9T Spills tu
renne to-day The undertone was seneraIy w,
unchanged prices. Rosin. tar ana pitci "e-e 41 ~
quote: on
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE--391zg g3sc eo.
J2c,sTN-Cornr1ou strained 81 %; y 81 0; T..
a. eS 81 -: G 81 IS: II 81 10; 81 so K. 81 80; NJ
So: y So Co. W G. 81; " ", 81 10
STOCK IN HAND.
c-tri+s r,rr-ertfna Observation-Disclosures. 80 po!s
SlllIlts 'ulPeii'lie-- Asa bbls
wilmington Dec 3-sptrtts turpentne firm. 81 a;2c'
receipts IS casks Rosin arm 9Sc9S1 recelp6s ia n2ls
turpentine steady, 81 loqS2; recelPle' c. s "
steady, 81 20; receipts. 134 bbls g.. ,s1lo h,5. -
3-Spirfts turpentine flrr DO e pa re
cepts IIs3 bbs; sales 5s7; exports 1169 Rosn hrn'
reflPS seston Dec fuTpenne firm unchanged.
Rosn and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
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l.5sh-st.; 756 Tremont-ave.: $50 :sd-nve., near
5Ii 3d-nve.; 21O BieecLer-st-; :s25
Hleecker->t. Brooklyn, " Y.-216 COurt->t..
2l5 Smith-st. Newark, n. J.-.9f Broad-st.
Also all A d. T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec s-FIour firm wheat-sprtne duh: No
l North 81 &c winter corn
stronc. 20 yellow. 7Oi.c. NJ r do
T0lc No = corn. 7nc; No 3 e9lsc Oats higher. No
white. 5o'2c; No do, 49ssc: No mixed do
4Tl2C. Barey-Nothng doing Rye easy, No J. 6i4c
Chicago. Dec. 3-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. :, 70
1000 "11-5O A NJ, 'Iuy,
"a ~ q 40 Il 90 sP4 90 f45o 800. 200. Il 80 ss
ff92' fusMITIrWoRE M f5 r. AND WASHINGTON.
tsoo 1000 .f1.SO NJ 100 $780, $40. 'o'u'
P NJ. "1z- IS udt- - - os, 4Si
Offces Liberty St Ferry south Ferry 1I3 t zoL; go
rSOJ 135t n vav 1S2 5th Ave l3T 9th Ave- = Union 81
Wes, ISs East i25th st 27S 125th ST. 242 Co1Ea
bus Ave New York Court St, 344 $50 tulr2n 1-s.
Broadway. williamsburg. New 1oFA
% calls for and checks baggage % destination
.FTrom Liberty only $Daily- fDaiy except oun1A'
SSunEays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

-o.fae roar<et STEADY No Rio 5$650: eAcaallse
11sd- receipts -, days1 cIedIed 80,
States. 1000 bags cleaied Aol i10f'N' 49,
baes: stock 556,oo bags .,. .ssoo - as foIIows:
The statistical position OF tlazAlaii No'AeS - 49, -.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
RAITIMnpr ., nHl0 RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE r AILROAD.

Trains leave FRANKLIN 81 station. Ne" Iy,H
lows. West 42d ST.. N FL
.1:iO A. M.-For Intern. points to Albany & A'A
i'll 20 A. MD Hud- Riv. & Moh- Express
100 2. M--Chicago Express :. rauis
p. M-Cort fer Detroit. Chi & 81
f345 y. Mp Hudson River Points & Aoa,''
.6i5 p M-Fo- Roch. Buffalo. Cieved ChlGTasSJsss
t145 p M-For Roch., Buffalo. Detroit & 81 r~-t
.9I5 P. M-For Syra-. Roch, Mag Falls p,Svn De An
Daily fDay. except sunday Leaves BroosSS'H save
mex No at flO:f5 A. M 2 at 1906 r ~ III So 2
Jersey City r Sta No l. al f1i:2o A ~.
a p tables at principal hoteiS anH
Baggage checked from hotel residence by MessnST
p. s. BLODGETT, g. L IAaAioeeN
GenI Superintendent Gen. Hass, -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-04

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New Yor:. foot Barclay and Ghris.opner S''
fS:l0 \. M-For BinSnan1ton and Syracuse
$1,000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chioaso ard ST. LOUIS
40 2. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago 49,
t4.06 P M-For scranton and Plynlouth-Buret
sd.1O P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
SIS P M-For Utlca. OsweSo- ithaca and bIIl
200 A. M-For Buffalo and Chicaso-Inrousn Si'e'
Tickets at 80 1ISs 11s Broadway Iafaystts P -
6h Ave. ISS 125th St. II Park Pi y I. So @HS %
ST. Rrooklyn- 'Dally IEENCrPl 7E---1