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Evening journal., 1901-04-06

American competition is being felt
seriously in England. On account Of II
the Northeastern Steel Works, In Mid
dlesboro. are unable to declare a divi-
dend for the first time in sixteen years.
When cur billion-dollar Steel Trust
settles down to business earnestly, the
effect OF American competition in this
particular line will be felt seriously in
other places besides Middlesboro.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

In Democratic circles there is some
talk Of asking John T. Mullin, the pop
ular clothing merchant, to stand for
the nomination for mayor. The idea
Is to get a business man Of good stand
ing to run as a business mans candi-
date on the Democratic ticket It is
pointed out that Mr.. Mullin is not only
one of the leading business men in tn
city, but conservative man, who
would poll a heavy independent vote
Just what proportions the movement
in his favor win assume is as yet prob
ilematical.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

The appointment OF w. B. Fowler to
be postmaster at Owens is deserved
by the Federal government
of a man who has been a lifelong ad-
vocate OF Republican principles and
practices He in no sense sympathizes
with the rule-Or-ruin policy OF Ad-
dicks. and has been a consistent oppo-
'nent OF the senatorial pretensions OF
the gasman. Congressman Ball rec.
commended his appointment.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

STRONG WORDS BY A !
YORK SPECIALIST.-After year
testing and comparison I have no
tation in saying that Dr. Agnew's
for the Heart is the quickest, s;
and surest known to medical sci
/ use it in my own practice. II rel
the most acute forms of heart all
inside of thirty minutes and
fails. "-1S.
Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4O2 nj;
and N. B. Danforth, Market and
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

In selecting A. S. Meserve to be chief
warden Of the New Castle county work
house. we are sure the board OF trus-
tees has made no mistake. His record
in the reform school at Westboro
Mass, where he was master Of a cot
.tage Of thirty-six boys, and the salts
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

factory manner in which he has dis
charged the duties Of superintendent Of
the Ferris Industrial School during the
last two years justify the prediction
that he will make a most excellent
warden.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06
Candidate for Council

Patrick f. Walsh, the plumber,
ducting business at No. 915 Lanca
|avenue, is a candidate for Cou
from the Tenth ward on the De-
cratic ticket, to succeed John e. Hid
who will not be a candidate.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Flour trust will fight -four trust
Representatives of ten Of the largest
cereal mills not affiliated with the
original trust, have organized a trust
OF their own. and when the two set to
fighting the consumers will reap the
benefit.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

i ann thankful that loyalty to God and
His church remain with us
That Stroudsburg conference is but
one OF many which leaves heartburn
ings of this sort, but as a general thing
those who feel aggrieved are not so
outspol1cn in their criticism.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

nothing to aid them and everything to
prevent them from consummatine
their purpose. Unlike Thompson. OF
Nebraska, Addicks refused to with
draw, and not only created but main
ltained the deadlock to the utter exclu-
sion of all Republicans and Union
lRepublicans.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Bryan. Pettigrew, Lentz, sulzer
Cochran, Erving and a few Others
should be compelled TO take the oath
of allegiance TO the United States
THEY have become so foreign in
thought and expression that they
may have to be naturalized to restore
themselves to American citizenship.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Lent is about over, and those who
have observed the period of self-denial
soon will be able to resume their ac-
customed habits Of life.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

SdCDld, On lut
lanuc coast fl
Delaware bre
water to J
York, along
Washington
Oregon coasts
on the Califoi
coast from
Francisco TO El
ka. Forecast
this section: Z
today. and wa
er; high sol
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Golden Rule" Jones will have an
ether term, and the old policy OF do
Others, or others will do YOU will
continue to be pursued in Toledo.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

There Is No New York Nun
Life Insurance Company" It Is a
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

These are halcyon smallpox days,
when the out-of-town subscribers of
he Seaford News handle it with tongs
land read it through a telescope.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

The patronage question is the bane
of politics.-Addicks organ.
Have the Addfcksites heard some
thing unpleasantY
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

1t is useless for Addicks TO attempt
TO dodge the responsibility. But for
his obstinate refusal to step aside, two
Republican United States senators
would have been elected by the Legis-
aturo.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

sasterly Winds, shiftirg g souIHN
erly. Clearing tomorrow.
Sunrise, 5.37; sunset, 6;2s; leng'
day. 12h.. 52m.: moon rises, 9;il ?.
moon sets. 6:44 a. m.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Mrs. William H. Robinson, who has
been i'll, is convalescing.
Evening journal., 1901-04-06
The weather and the AImann,

Storm warnings are displayed on
gulf couGst from Brownsville to I
Evening journal., 1901-04-06

Special Easter Train Service to Al
Iantic City Via Philadelphia an
Reading Route
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
ELrRnPEAN PRODIrCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Oct. lO-Closing: wheat-spot steady: No
IS "a; No California IS Cd futures quiet pecember
mixed new. 10'.d; futures quiet October As 10d:
November. IS 1O9sd; December As 10lsd. Peas-Cana-
dian steady. Louis fancy winter steady,
IS Cd. Hops-A London (Pacifc Coaso steady e 5sg
f3 Beef-Firm; India 12s I'd Pork
Firm prime mess. Western 7Ss 81. Lard-Dul prime
Western tier-es I'd; American refined, in pals
4ss Hams-Short 1915 10 dull. sis. Bacon, dull
Cumberland 25a3O ib ass short rib 1924 b. i9s
long middles light 2sd3+ re ASS Cd long clear
middle heavy 35q4o 10 AIS Cd short clear backs 1d@
Cd clear bellies 14G16 10 54s Cd. shoulders
square 1l@13 n, dull. 3gs Cd Butter-Steady; finest
United States 93s; good United States. rs. Cheese
Quiet; American finest white 45s. American finest col
ored. -Taow-Prime city firm. 29s Cd; Australian
in London. Sis Cottonseed ol-FIuli refined
Spot. dull 23s Turpentne-Sprs steady 26s 9d. Rosin
Common steady. As lid Petroeum-Refined steady
I'd Lnseed oil steady 32s.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET
New York. October 1

lgO1
BEEVES-Recepts. "a 422 head cars "a he
exported alive Is direct TO slaughterer and cars
market No reported. Dressed beef stsad
dressed native sides. 599lsc per NJ Texas beef
5G61c Cables last received quoted American live cattle
selling at 1lsGIsAe dressed weight refrigerator
919 f9Ec per 10. No exports to-day or Tomorrow
CALVES-Receipts, all for the market were 66 head
making. the stock from yesterday a
4l6 head be sold, of which were at
SixtIeth-st. The market ruled unoommonIy dull and
business whatever worth rating Practically
all Of the offerings City dressed veas
10 dressed 7a10c: dressed
Inilks and fed calves 5Gsc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. including s cars di-
rect "a cars, $500 head. making. stock
carried from yesterday total of p
a City and 7 at Sxtieh-st. Sheep
price and hard SELL lambs ruled full steady About
o carried Sheep sold 500
culls lambs 81 70f55
mutton 5Q8ikc per 10: dressed lambs. 7G10c
Sales-'robln Shannon: 2s2 Virginia lambs. 6s 70
average IS 25 100 r 22l do SO is So 81 Viz
gins sheen So 232 Ohio NJ So 20;
o9 fe at So 10; late yesterday. oo In
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

nsa me crop report issued showing much lower
s on corn than had been expected wheat sold up
-.oln lo1sc TO i5Sc December The report made no
etoi OF wheat The business amounted 10 35
al New-hork and outpors chiefly latter QUO
tiohs on essh wheat, afoat basis follows
20 Northern New-York. T5isc nominal: No Northern
SncaEo. Io1se prompt; No Northern Duluth 1880
naIa Ne~-hork 15$sc: New York
az ie sc -cOfN-As Wednesday. corn
as governed all day by the
1uehtIy showed very little change.
az times Mit1in 1sni4c Of the
naoE without change Late in session there was
ttle buying ny the room element, the idea that the
Sop report might prove TO be than had been
eApected pat there was trade either
way ana the market had little feature FSlglsh
S came Ga7sd net lower. fair inquiry
ds reported at Chicago. with
me missouri state conditions points better
o. AGAINST ~ ny the government
business amounted to loads. little no
oe on the late curb after government report came
out NO corn closed at 621sc prompt; white ga
prompt; NO yellow 64l2c prompt OATS-The mar
@ was steady all DAY. in sympathy with corn
very quiet at this point At Chicago acceptances were
Local cash trade included about bush No
Ssts closed at 3s%c: No 3. 3Si2c: white 4l5G+oc
40 white ale: track mixed. 3s1G40c track white 406
20 " esern 6oi1c and No . Western. Coo both ( o b
aIloat: state rye jbda6c. BARLEY Market quiet
eeos was quoted at 52G55c. mailing 59G62c both
bnifaI The government report made corn CON
uluon o. and indicated WELD 1872 against l6i last
no Saustican Brown estimated crop at 343-
80 oush against 1885 O93, last month and
ts iu-.oo onsn year ago. Oats-Yeld acre d
Ds production $50 T5T 600 bush against
4'"oOo push last month and 500 25 year ago
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

active sse special Liverpool cables-Spot
Arer4c,- nsles speculation and export, loo;
nidSl,1z ,,-,c 500 receipts l.Uo: American 1000
decline ciss sd futures opened steady, 26+d
2s5zb 6ees SeInoer 433i4s: Novemter-December
aeb esr-Januar s.2Tb January-February.
Ns- March. 425iss: March Aprf Anrtl-
81 Nay-June, j. ne-1uly and July-Aug1Bs 42sa
i eHestef yarns hrm and cloths quiet, but steady
, .SSA AND MEAL-There was another fair business
beis but continued dulness elsewhere through
with the close about steady az ola rsfces
wtnfe- s 32HS3 50: winter sraights So 25S 81 40
extra No 20 90 - - 20 spring clears. 81 s5Qs3 IS
FLo1E $50 s<I - spot and TO arrive RYE
10 s,e quoted; Fair good. 81 acl5s3 1s ehoice
Kiln - - So1S5 90 -CORNIEAI-Ouiet Cuoted
Steadr 49,, - zsns3 50. brand BAG NEaT
coarse 81 ISes Inc white and yellow a5asi 5o
city brsr suk sl7 y: winter bran SIS soas9y
kocsLe cornnea s29 linseed oiicaEe
4 GRAiN---vvn npgrniny chop. $50 80: oiimeal $50 ~
wheat rns,a EATTere pronounced dulness IN ,bo
speculsf Yesterday, hut fairly steady tone in sj;s
ducfon ~ neglect, which was fbe re-
movement - ihefe during the DAYS The total
bush aganst psnsry points for day was lao 600
rrnan yoovo bush last year when the rnovere
lower 80. Cables. the hand were usesk
i0Q3O points ol Declining hGAd and Paris markets
franc down trs Plata wheat in Antwerp was X
marks lower Sas points lower and Berlin IL
by 10 attention 10
throlebof - and local continued AZ low chr
they were tb son with final prices practically bers
similarly aui, Rht before. markets were All
occasnne1 h, paft OF this indifference 10 trade being
which - sr,ainty government report on
{, nave wheat in
Oh the late curb a matter fact
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
rNpnRTs TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
>.aw-york. october 10. 1901
Heu-York. October 10, 1901.

New-NoT pCVoAeI W. ir'A-
--, ~ --,-le- for coffee futures opened steady
corr ~ - unchanged 70 points higher. the lat
N loe W. - h. the lowest the session Nearly ever
~ s.,,rshIe 10 level of yaues' caoIes Nere
ii i .55cs+nr advances Of "a Z franc al aiaFre
srtisi a. rfr an Hamburg. - reis N lHio cxl', . %
10 10 o-si5eIaby lighter than expected aIAout.s ~ 70 Z 80
1a. 80 a. norts and 64.400 bags al interior ttNs
i included heavy warehouse oellNrfses
a - ,so has and a strong department prices iet
-+-I. s5,an~ing Ice based On 5'sc for fflo no -
,tce ots The news. whole started active VoNc, ,
-.a-,s and encouraged local bulls 10 nuy freeiE
s us ~ 5ay Oferinss from the bear continsent
me; the demand and prices by uliaafiernoon mao
1-.7 rsr IoGl- points the market closing steaoY al
- ssyance Of 5d15 points. sales ior tae Gay MeIe
Il 2 go bags Clearances included me stelier S,
IA Mn :. COO bags and the Hosarth with -Ho~1 bags
Ir.m RIO. all october 9" 81, -, -.o-,-.. .. 5.-
i.v.s follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
'lncluding 1910 taken eK ship.


CoTToN-The market FOR cotton futures started off
steady in with prices up 0ql3 points sympathy
with strong English cables the feature Of which vas
TIE large sales coco bales aGyarce Of 332d
The spot month il Liverpool was up points with later
months 2q5 points higher a decline az G3 points
mad been confidently looked fer by The trade here in
view Of heavy close II yesterday Following the call
the market continued 10 improve with January 10 so4
al which level selling for profits in liberal scale.
and p midday the whole LIST of 5S points Light
receipts reports bulsh statements from South
markets firm adyces from Fall River helped
70 strengthen local bull confidence The South, Wall
street and Europe buyers here all spots.
with the sellers chiefly the mid
day thoroughly believed by bulls and bears
alike reached the pit October option Liver
pool had advanced points. with sellers
On the rise and that sales had increased 1000
bales t9 - 100 bales Close this
came large foreign buying orders Active
ana Investment demand increased space here. Prices
rapidly improved on this support with December
ine close strong l0C advance wires
stated that export demand spot had to
ie something tremendous and that domestic spinners
were refusing follow the advance prices. leaving
ne market nearly all the shippers. In the last half
cur the shhrs became fearful the English
vance sensatlonslly further stampede
Inc splnning element in Europe. which almost bare
M ottc The local market closed very steady in tone,
Nh prices net - 70 Is points higher. months lead
~ re rise hurnors had il that efforts being made
November and December. -
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
was as follows - 80
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool oct. To- p. m.-Cotton-SPot active de
mand large business done prices 1870 l2d higher
American middlins fair I 32d: good midding ! 32d
mddng -32d; low mddng { li-l6d. good ordinary,
lT-32d: ordinary 32d The sales Of the day were
20 600 bales 1000 speculation and
port American. Receipts 700 bales
all American. Futures opened and closed feverish
middlinC < October 4 - 64d buyers; oc
tober November rs 64G4 "a Sid sellers; November
December. - 6id4 SD buyers: December and
January January and February 20 64d
buyers: February and March % 64a4 20 64d sellers
March and April Cad sellers; April and May - 64d
sellers May and June "a 6IG+ 216id value; June and
July "a 64q4 @64d value July and August. "a 6i9
% -64d value.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. October 10. 1901
BEANS AND PEAs-Not enough new marrow red
kidney here establish values: old
both varieties is well cleaned and the
shows hrmness in consequence. New pea beans
lower and weak. not because of stock but owing
exceedingly dull trade. Foreign beans urged
for sale at figures. We 1900.
choice. per bush 50 s5Gs2 7o do medium. 1900 choice
50 05ls2 10: do 1901 choice. bush 50 10ds2 IS:
do 1900 50 05ds2 TO- do red kidney. choice
81 So do black turtle choice 81 S5QS Italian
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

So 25 - - - - - 49, 80
= Judd & Co.: 123 West Virginia lambs IL n. So
o5 Kentucky do 81 rb 21 Kentucky sheep, Io2
10 at So So 20 do, SIS
Newton & Co: 90 Virginia lambs so 10 SIS -; 90
N1rginia sheep, Ill 10. at 50 so
J. II. Wilkerson: 21s Buffalo lambs 70 a s. 25
do, IS n. n
s Sanders: % Pennsylvauia lambs 10. s. 81
Pennsylvania sheep and lambs. 90 70. 81 So
J. II. Hume lambs. II n at s. %; ia
do 6S n at So; 2O4 Pennsylvania 73 10 at 50 l5
PENNSYLVANIA sheep So 10. 81; sheep, 114 10
at 81 M IL do, "a NJ. 81 20; 10 do leo 10 az 81 so
bucks. $50 fb a So 80
D. Harrington: ~ Buffalo lambs. I6 N, 1T So
HOGS-Receipts. cars oil 14sO head; only small
buEch sale No sales reported to-day General tops
yesterday for prime State hogs Sd 40 100 10 Marke
quoted nomnaly Country dressed unchanged
at s34 a934c per no for medium to light weights
SaleSAndrew Mullen 1876 State hogs.
57 average At Sc 30 per 100 N; 20 roughs r
S5 40: 2 stags 20 81 so; do. $50 n. at 81.
J. H. Hume & Bro date yesterday: 90 State hogs,
167 1b. at So 20: stag, $40 10. at 81
H H. Hollis date yesterday: % State hogs. 223 10,
at SO 20; rough. 800 10, S. 20.
Judd Co. date yesterday: 10 State hogs. las 10
Sc 7O rough 10 50 20; stag, $50 ID, at 81
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentne quiet
but held steady a unchanged prices. ROstn
pitch and tar all quiet. We quote
TAR-Regulars 81 %; OIL bbls. 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3 81 = case.
ROSlN.-Comnon 10 good strained. 81 42z: n. 81 so:
T. 81 -; F. 81 CO. G. 81 s. II. 81 -. l. 81 10 h So 20
NJ. s. 75 y. 81 20; W c. 81 60; W ". So %.
STOCKS ON HAND.
Rasin bbls 81 a2s
Spirits turpeutine. bbs.
Tar. bbs saJ
Savannah oct iO-spirtts turpentne firm 34I.c; re
ccips 1924 bbls sales. 692
3a3i
Charleston. oct, 1O-Turpentine- Nothing doing. Rosin
firm unchanged
New Orleans. oct IO-Receipts: Rosln 65 bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

pot cotton closed firm. quotations l-16c higher on
ne Dss ~ lee for middling upland and lI-1ec for
I--4hg CUT sales. l3s bales. Southern spot markets
- 'eiesfaphec AS follows. New Orleans firm and un-
-,isee az Sac Mobile steady and unchanged at
10 70 savannah firm and Unchanged 7a.c: whining
'.I MN ana unchanged Norfolk steady ur-
--1ss+a Al A'sc; Baltimore. nominal unchanged al
:. augusta, STEADY, 332c higher, at Sl-16aSisc:
,sc .Sus sleacy and unchanged I-1Gc. Estimated
al NeN orleans o
,as compared with 7ss7 bales actual last week and
20 nsl actual last tomorrow,
1w u loJo bales compared with IL 672 bales actual
| AEe T Neek ana lol4S bales actual last year
-Nepts az the interior points TODAY COM
pared with the same day last week ard last YEAR:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston 10--Cotton quiet mtdiling a-16c Low
middnEs . I6c good ordinary. l5-6c receipts. II
bales, coastWise 27ss bales sales lisa bales
stock. l18.H}5.
Savannah oct. 10 Cotton firm: midding, 774c: low
mddng Sc; receipts. 9S5I bales; coastwise
., 1Gl. sales. 1.l4T; stock. 81. lSs.
a-Orleans. oct lo.-CotJon firm: mddng Ssc. low
mddng Il-16c, good ordinary, 6sc; receipts. net.
II 362 bales; +63s: sales 5000 stock. l02 go
Memphis oct 1O-Cotton steady middling, / i6c low
rnddnE IL 6c good ordinary 7lsc: receipts . iI5
bales: gross 2520. shipments sales. $500 stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
OTHER mARkErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 1GCattle-Receipts 1000 Including
1000 Texans: Westerns All good fat steers strohg
eyelythng else dull and lower G9S6 @ to prime steers
feeders $2dS4 %; cows ST 25aS4 so: hefers se9s5;
Gamers 81 2a$2 % bulls 751s+ 70; calves. 81 500
S. 80 HogsReceipts to-day. $4,000 to-m9rroV l9'eo:
left 1000; slightly stronger for good steady Tor
packers mixed and butchers asa 4o good to cSeGe
heavy. heavy 81 75GS6 10; light so II
30: sales. 90 Sheep-Receipts, $4,000:
sheep 10c higher lambs strong and higher good
choice wethers So 50GS3 Western sheep, 81 t1a
Sc native lambs choice. 81 5oq$5 1O Western
lambs. So 25qS4 So.
Cincinnati Oct 1O.-Hogs steady So 65ast 10 Cattle
steady, 81 75dS5 % Sheep steady, 81 2oaS3 Lambs
steady 81 256$4 90
East Liberty. 1C. Cattle steady; choice. so Jog
ss prime. IS 50dS5 20: good. So 10Gs5 30 Hogs slow
prime heavy So 60dS6 20; mediums Sc 1896 5O best
Workers. Sc 3O@s6 light do. s6s6 - grassers 50 70
s. 20GS5 so; skirts S4Gso: rougns - %
Sheep steady; wehers So 6OdS3 90; cus and
SGs2; yearlngs, 81 5oS3 80; veal lambs sea
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
Sos \. W. and a25 p. NJ Daily. except sundays to
Pittseld and North Adams. Sundays only at $50 A. "
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 1I3 261 AIS and l216 Broadway. 25
Union So W, 213 Columbus Ave. L33 West l20th st.
12th St and 13Sh ST. Stations. New York 33S and Te6
Fulton St. and log Broadway. E D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3Sth Street for York Central Cah
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
WestCOtt Express Company
P s. BLODGETT. GEORGE H DANIELS,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

Cash duotatons were as falIoWs: floir steady; No
spr!ng wheat. ~ aGSc; No red 6lff1Oc No yellow
corn. 31"g56ise No oats. l3a4e: No : Whit Ilsd
ley 55G5sc. No / haNseed 81 -: No Northwestern
81 -: timothy seed 81 .1QtS5 CO. clover. contract
s. B.. SIS T5fSI3 so: lard.
asa ~: Uoosel s. 40
alted shoulders OXeJ 81 62l2 81 -: short
sides ,boxe 81 SoGSS DO whiskey basis Of high
81 80 On the Produce Exchange today the butter
steady creameries. i4d2f iac; dairies I3a9c
cheese steady 9+Gl0@sc: eggs firm: fresh lT'ze
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
1880 f730 $500 ~9C0 1000 80 \ II ~.
'130. $500 'S 40 f4O0 Sf4O0 f43O %500 "To0 fT-3r.
$500 '+9 - p. M *12 IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND " NSHINGTON.
1880. $500 5000 "1L30 4 NJ. Hoo $50 %
$500 100 P. NJ. %12. IS mdt.
SANDY HOOk ROUTE.
ron O Il.
Through Point Pleasant 1000 \. NJ. $50 P NJ
Sundays 10OO =. " through Point Pleasant P. ~
to Long Branch only
Omces Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry. I13 PSI 80
1900 1884 Rway lS2 5th Ave 49, 9th Ave- 25 Union So
West I25th 273 135th 245 Columbus
Ave. York; Court 344 $50 ST Broox-
iyn 9S Broadway Williamsburg New York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage destination
tFrom Liberty only. %Day. IDaiIy except SUNDAY.
sSunday only
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No. i242 Broadway
door until O'Clock m advertise
ments following branch offices regular
of1c until o'clock m viz: 2ot Sth-ave, $
152 6th-ave. 18th st Macys 6th-aEe
Columbus-ave.. West lo5
42d-st. near 6th-ave 90 East l4th-st 297 Wss.
7th 159 East 4Tthst: 13s
3d-ave 10Th and nth 1925 3dave. near
1I0s 1stave. s9th ST. I56 fremont
ESQ 3d-ave 554 Sd ave. 2lo Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILH0kn.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains Tea York. foot Of Chambers ST
as follows and earlier from w. 23d ST
solid train for Buffalo. Arr 5 n
piDsbamton WaveraT. EImra and Bradford Coaches.
naror car and cafe lining to Buffalo
-DafIv Sundays Bng n.
o,,sec WaverIv and Delaware Valley Points
S,Inau Tarlor car Daily Port Jervis Monticello.
Pullman Paror Cars
$50 D. m Daily Chicago Idraited-Fast Msii--Sohd
to arriving 90 p m AT CeVednt $50 a
m SIeepers Chicago Cleveland Sncnnatl Dinlns ar
FnffsIo 7O5 Bradford 80 jamestown ZOO Youngstown
10 - m Cleveland T. 80 .. SleeperS 70 Buffalo.
oil Cfty and Cleveland. Cafe car
St rSafiv-AoIAI BinghamtOn Waverly.
1' pcycsro Sleeper Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car .,,, cams .D-r rr-vr.s.~-
AT Ill. l13 261. 5s3 and ll59
t51,Ssv Isl East Ia5, ST and 2IS West l25th ST.
t-arbers and 23d ST ferries New aoih ,-sS anu
Broad BROOKLYN: l22 River 81.
1qesa-sn ard Jersey CirI Station New York transfer
~ ana n tsgaSe 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11
RAILROADS.

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
$500 A. M.-For Binghamton. Syracuse and Utica
sgOO A N-For Buffalo and st. Louis.
CD Noon-FOr Utica. OswesO and Buffalo
sI41 P M.-For buffalo ard Chicago
taco p M-For Scranton and PlymOuth-Burst-
.s 10 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
si5 p M.-For Utica. Osweso. Ithaca and Buffalo.
900 A. M-For Buffalo and Chicaso-Throush s.eepsrs.
Tickets at 42o 1888 Broadway 80 Iafayette PI 95
5th Ave. 1Ss W. 12oh ST.. Ii Park FL. N Y and SSS
Fulton St, Brooklyn
sDaily- fEsxcept sunday.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

A DvERTIsEMENTs and supscrtptions ior The rrnuns
al once. No. l242 Broadway.
until o'clock M. advertise
nenrs following branch Offices regular
ofice o'clock .. VIZ n q
CO. 2sd-st: f2fh-st: Aacy'a- 6thAva
New-York tribune., 1901-10-11

Rio-cofee market firm: No Rio. 4s7eo; exchange:
II s-6d receipts 900 cleared for the United
states 1900 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock
ISL 900 hags-
lows: