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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. T.-An excellent
card of seven contests. including two
steeple chases and a race on the fiat for
the Washington cup at pa miles drew TO
Bennings to-day the largest assemblage
that ever witnessed days racing In this
city The track was very heavy and the
going hard Winners and odds: Guess, 10
to j: Brandy Smash, to /; Ivan, to 5;
Imperialist 4 to 5; Circus. 10 TO i: Barkel-
more even; Smart Set, to s.
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No Score mt Goshen,

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. 27.-The South Bend
High School team, which has not been
scored against this season, and had scored
an aggregate of III points, played a tie
game here with Goshen High School to-
day, with no score The contest was for
the championship OF Northern Indiana
post-season game may be played.
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Normal School Game Cancelled.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 2.-The
game of football scheduled for the Indiana
State Normal and Danville Normal for to-
day in this city was declared off on ac-
count of bad grounds. The Normal team
disbanded for the season. A reception for
members of the team was given tonight at
the home of Physical Instructor Kimmell.
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New pianos at slss and up at wulchner'A
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STAFFORD SPRINGS, Comm, Nov. o.
BILLY" Ryan, of New York, succeeded in
staying twenty rounds with Austin Rice,
of New London, before the Lincoln Ath-
letic Club to-day. Ryan frequently
clinched to save himself from a knock
out. Rice was given the decision.
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NEBRAsKA's GOOD RECORD.
Not Scored Against During the Season
-Northwestern Beaten.

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 27.-The University
Of Nebraska finished the season to-day
without once having been scored against
by defeating Northwestern University IL to
O. The game was the hardest Nebraska
has played the home field this year.
Over 5000 persons witnessed the struggle.
To-days score makes a total of 1SS points
scored by Nebraska, against none by
her opponents. The character of Ne
braska's work, however, fails to place the
team in the coveted ranks of the leaders
of the big nine. To-day was bright and
crisp and the field was perfect. During the
last part of the first half Northwestern
seemed almost certain to score, but time
was called with the ball on Nebraska's
fve-yard line
The punting of Benedict for Nebraska
was a feature, one of his punts going
nearly sixty yards. Both teams tried place
kicks several times, but both failed Van
Ryper and Sabin did excellent work for
Northwestern, while Benedict and Nickel
were the Nebraska stars Nickel made
both touchdowns. The lineup:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28
MISSOURI DEFEATED.
Kansas University Won Before a
Crowd of 5000.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27.-Kansas Uni
versity, Il: Missouri University, 5. The
twelfth annual Thanksgiving game be-
tween Kansas and Missouri was snappy
game from start to finish and was played
on dry ground with bright crisp weather,
and before a crowd of 5000 persons. The
teams were about evenly matched, both
stronger on the offensive than the defen-
sive, but early in the second half the Mis-
souri, boys weakened suddenly. In the
first half Kansas scored and Missouri 5.
In he second half after fifteen minutes
play, Captain Vincent scored his second
touchdown for Kansas and Jenkinson
kicked his second goal. Ten minutes before
time was called Jenkinson made a third
touchdown for Kansas, but failed to kick
goal. Lineup:
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Eugene Bezenah Bested.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Martin Duffy. the
Chicago light weight. won an easy victory
over Eugene Bezenah, Of Cincinnati, in a
six-round contest here tonight. Duffy had
everything his own way from start to fin
ish, although Bezenah stayed the limit Of
the bout
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Special 70 The IndianapoHs JournaL
ELWOOD. Ind, Nov. H.-The Elwood
polo team put up a very poor game against
Anderson before big Thanksgiving crowd
tonight, and was defeated by the score OF
to o. AL goals were made In the first
period. Murphy, of Anderson. played a
brilliant game, and White, goal tender, did
the best work for Elwood. Umpire-De-
montreville. Attendance. LOO. The Ell
wood team left tonight for two games at
Racine.
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Half Back Fatally Injured.

COSHOCTON, o., Nov. 27.-Webster
Yinglin, captain and half back of the New
comerstown Athletic Club. was fatally in
jured in a football game here to-day with
the Coschocton team. He Is unconscious
and not expected to recover.
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McFadden Got the Decision.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,, Nov. 27-"Patsy''
Sweeney, of Manchester, n. H, and George
McFadden. of Brooklyn, fought twenty fast
and exceedingly rough rounds before the
National Athletic Club this afternoon. Nc
Fadden got the decision
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Won n marlborough Game.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
DELPHI. Ind, Nov. 27-The Lafayette
Stars defeated the local eleven here to-day
in a fiercely contested game OF football by
the score OF to 0. The ground was very
muddy. About 500 persons saw the game.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

| KANSAS CITY, Nov. H.-Hugo Kelley,
of Chicago. tonight got the decision over
''Rube'' Ferns in a ten-round bout at the
Jackson County Democratic Club in this
| city. The go was interesting from start to
| finish and both men did some fast fighting.
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wrestler Wittmer Won.

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 27.-Charles Witt
mer, of this city, defeated Leo Pardello. of
New York, in a Graeco-Roman wrestling
contest here tonight. Wittmer won the
first and third bouts in twenty-three min
utes and sixteen minutes, respectively.
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Haskell.
Terrible "SwedesD Beat Indians.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27.-The Bethany
College eleven of Lindsburg, KAN, 1.-THE
Terrible Swedes," defeated the second team
of the Haskell Indian School of Lawrence.
Kan, here this forenoon, by score of II
to O. Bethany scored in the first half.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-The following
sales of 81. 900 or better were made to-day at
the Fasig-Tipton "Old Glory" auction:
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Good Score of Vincennes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES. Ind, Nov. N.-Vincennes
University defeated Austin College, of
Efhngham, ILL.,, on the local field at foot
ball to-day by the score of % to 0.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Nov. N.-Eugene
Mccarthy, of Brooklyn, knocked out Ed
die" Boylston, of New York, in the seventh
round before the Middletown Athletic Club
this afternoon.
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ward in three and fve-yard hurdles. max
ing another touchdown in five minutes.
Charles failed to kick goal Carlisle made
two more touchdowns and kicked one goal.
With seven minutes to spare the game
was called on account OF darkness Score:
Carlisle, q; GEORGETOWN, 0. Lineup:
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Played n Blank Tie.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 27.-The foot
ball game by the Huntington High School
eleven and the Wolff eleven of this CITY. at
the baseball park to-day. was a tie neither
side scoring.
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Score Was 12 to IL.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 27.-The Univer-
sity of Virginia and the University or
North Carolina football game here this aft
ernoon resulted in a score of Il to II.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal.
RENSSELAER,, Ind. Nov. 27.-The Rens-
seIaer Athletics defeated the Battle Ground
Giants to-day by the score of sc too
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Results mt Ing1eside.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. z.-winners and
odds ct Ingleside: Illowah, to /; Huac-
huca to /; Durazzo, to 2: Sad Sam, TO
L: Sombrero, to 5; Mountebank, TO j.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28
WEATHER FORECAST.
Probably Fair Throughout Indiana
and Warmer To-Morroyy.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair on Friday
and Saturday; warmer on Saturday; varia-
BILE winds. becoming fresh south.
For Ohio-Fair on Friday. except snow
fiurries on northeast lake shore: Saturday
fair and warmer; light west winds, becom-
ing fresh south.
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Missouri.
Haskell Indians Won with Ease.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. N.-Washington Uni
versity and the Haskell Indians met on
the gridiron here this afternoon, and the
latter won by a score Of is to 0. The field
was frozen and covered with snow, and
the weather cold and gloomy. The lineup:
WASHINGTON Positions Haskell
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~or trmpire-Wrenn, Chicago. Linesmen--
1cfrbv and Tfdrick Timekeepers-Levya and
Tarragher Time Of halves-Thirty-fiv
minutes. Attendance. 5000.
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Philadelphia Press.
Bryan has got rich running for President
and Is now showing renewed symptoms OF
q desire to hold on to the job.
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SLOW WORK IN THE MUD.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. Nov. 27.-The contest
between Earlham and Rose Polytechnic
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ILLINOIS so, IOWA O.


CHAMPAIGN. H.. Nov. 27-Illinois de-
feated Iowa 50 to to-day. In spite of mud
Illinois played the fastest game seen on
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DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. 27.-Eddie Ander-
son and Joseph Stevenson. boys. were
drowned to-day by breaking through THU
ice on the bay while skating. Albert Olean
a companion. plunged into the water 4
save them. but was himself rescued Wit
difficulty
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/. 6: Indianapolis,

Score--Muncie, 6; Indianapolis. s.
Stops-Cusick. g; Berry, Is. Fouls-Hip-
son, Way. Referee-Moran. Attendance
2,46l.
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Earlhan.

Touchdowns-BOnd. Clark. e Macy,
Hobbs, c. Macy, Leggett. Goals-Ratclin.
Time of halves-Twenty-fv minutes.
Referees-Sackett and Riggs. Linesmen-
Frame and Reynolds. Timers-Hobbs and
Cox
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 14-Cattle-R Receipts. 10000 head in
Texans Westerns; best steady;
slow; good 10 prime steers 81 55Gss Io to
feeders 81 5OQS5
cows. 81 4OqS5 20; heiters 81 5oas6 So canners 81 400
bulls 81 50SS 5o calves. 81 5OQS6 30; Texas fed
steers s4qs6 T5 Western steers feeders 81 30 Hogs-
Receipts to-day 81 coo head; 1900; left
6OOO 591Oc lower slow; mixed and butchers 81 25dSs
choice heavy 81 75G$S 10; rough, heavy 81 Esq
81 co. light gOG$7 20; bulk OF sales 81 60dSI 95.
SheepRecepts 10000 head sheep strong 10c higher
lambs good choice wehers. So 5OQSi Do fair
choice mixed 81 5os3 5 Western sheep 81 SOasS 5O
native lambs 81 5O4S6 65.
Cincinnati. July I4-Hogs active. S6qSs. Cattle
steady. 50 25Qs7: Sheep steady. 81 2SdS3 15 Lambs
steady, So 5OQS6 55.
Kansas City July 14.-Catte-Receipts 1250 natives
10000 Texans 500 100 native calves
beef cattle steady to loo lower and hefers steady
quarantine lOc lower choice and dressed beef
steers ssaSs & fair TO good s. 25qS7 49, stoekers and
feeders. S34S5 Western 81 S54S6;
and Indian 50 5oas5 25 Texas cows 81 4oqs3
native COWS 81 2SasS 2s nasve heifsrs % G 1888 20
s2as5 Is Hcss-Reeepts $50 head; SC lower nothing
choice here; top IS 02.; bulk OF sales, 81 1881 95
hesyy g. eoasS Oh mixed packers 81 soass e2ss gh
sheeIReceipts. 24o0 strong loc higher; lambs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
EXPORTs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July II. 1902.


r0FFEE-To-day's coffee market active and at
times excited. The market opened steady with prices
unchanged Is points higher the greatest advances
being scored in the early fall and summer options.
Shortly after the opening shorts became nervous and
started Prominent bull interests also buy
ing and sensational advances followed. September sold
5c. compared with 4.a0c, the closing figures
of Saturday. August reached 535c. advance Of 80
touched 53Oc Early cables while rejecting frmer tone
did furnish adequate explanation of the
local strength Owing the French holiday there
market a HaVre Hamburg 4 pfg higher; Santos
firm but unchanged and Rio 75 Tes higher with
the exchange rate 1-32d higher at IL 2932d Primary
cpts heavier than recently but still moderate.
with those OF this date last year the interior
reporting IS,4 and the ports 2S0O0 As the session
progressed prices fell off somewhat from the high point.
but the while irregular reflected strength
early positions credited with arising from the
fecncal position OF the local market The close
Irregular advances Of TO 30 points The spot market
firm. the basis Of quotations advancing Sac 10 52c
t Rio No 4 Total warehouse deliveries in the United
for week 81 $40 bags. against 1O4913
last week and 1o5 500 bags for the week last
year. OF the former amount Ne-York reported I445I
bags Santos receipts for the week 10000 bags
for the corresponding year receipts aggre
gated $4,000 bags, against IS 900 bags week and
lis 600 bags last year. Rio shipments TO the United
States week $1,000 bags and 10 Europe
q 900 bags shipments this country, $4,000
bags Europe "a. 900 bags Bahia weekly receipts
present stock $4,000. Shipments
10 Germany, bags; OF Europe GOO bags.
prices in the local market to-day
Vas follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

steady native lambs 81 45aS6 25 Western lambs 81 10
asa 20; native wethers 81 l5aSt So Western wethers
ings So 4OGs4 Texas clipped sheep. $3Q$S S5 stocers
d feeders S2qS3.
East Buffalo, July 14catte 500 fairly active: $50
lower; prime steers. 81 25Q$T 10 fair good S5$I
heifers 50 T5dS6 2 81 25dS5 CO. 81 70
ass. bulls So 25 ass 30 and springers steady to
fair extra S35QS6O;
common sisd$25; 81 25dSi so: stockers SO 500
% stock hefers s3dS Veas. 6T7: steady S5G$T
Hogs-l5ONO: slow; lOal5e lower; heavy, s. 9gSs .;
mixed 9GSS Workers 81 1887 50; light 81 TO pigs.
81 T5Gs5 So roughs s. 1O9S7 3o stays S6qs6 90 Sheep
steady; lambs lambs
50qS6 yearings 81 5Oa$5 25 sheep. SO 25a$4 5O
ewes. So 5OQS3 ~.
prime. So 75G$I Is; good, S6aS6 30 good fresh
cows S4OQ$5O Hogs-Market active prime heavy, S. 100
s. 10 mediums s.; heavy {orksrs 81 9oqS7 -; light
SheepMarke steady sheep and lower lambs; best
good So 75GS4; SS 25QS3 co.
culls common 81 5OG$2 choice lambs S. 1896 25
common to good 81 5QaSJ 5O veal calves, STGS7 so
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,
I,IvERpooL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool. July H. p m.-Cotton; sPot-Fair de
mand prices steady. American middlng Lied The
sales Of day 10 900 bales. Of which 200 were
speculation export included s400 American.
Receipts Futures opened quiet and closed near
American mlddling
c. July 57-o4ddl4 s64d buyers July and August,
556id04 5664d sellers; August and september 464d
September and October Sid sellers:
October and November 2564d sellers: November and
December 2i-64d14 sellers December and Janu-
ary 19-64dQ4 2o64d buyers; January and February.
1a6td buyers; February and March lsoidg4 lS-6id
value March and April 4 IS Gid buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
interior points to-day com

fsh Exchange special Liverpool cables-SioL
u, 1eSness doing; sales. 10000 bales; az,
a. .eg bales; American 1900 bales; Inlo9i ~
r eii-lps; futures opened quiet, but seaay, T 90
sn,. s-1seq near firm. distant net unSILe
ksrsAef July 457iz b: Juiy-August' 9oo.as' otilo
s4t144S: September-October sos, Sor-
ez-1se S11ss Noyem ber-Deceunber. AZ AS: DeeeiI
4l9izb: January February. 4lsn
Ian : l-as -: March-Aprfl. Ais hanchesler
r3}rr-st but steady: cloths dull. ..,.o.s
r AND NEAIl-The decline checked
fsr 70 some extent but failed affect prices "nlcR
hSr steady the old basis. Spring patents SoG
IL nsf sraights 50 70Gs3 s.; winter paten.s ca oS
% plng clears 50 1883 So extra No winter ~ SoS
e. a 49,. no winter So l5qsS 20 no gTan1; IT Souiet
l2Rsa. ~ ana 70 arrive. RYE tl<DCie Is asG
E Far q good 50 2sqs3 fO choice 20 fancy e. az
Ex NMEAL-Firm; quoted: kiln oIiea'5 90 Fsns
~ ans ,sa e5ane BAGMEAL-steasy .5Ssn gseisa 81
seoW, 81 5ouSl s5: coarse. 81 soo 5o.
txs ,itegllar' quoted; Spring bran, spot b,k
Ass: as5tlss 100 ~ $40 50as2o; spring r.. win
Ey. fzkES28; city bran $50 80; lnfeeao on onura1ai
ED -" Oh cake, szs 90; hominy chop $A'
1s-wHEAI-Tre only n.mnsss wheat se''e'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE

FOR BALTIMOKE MD WASEINGTON-fs3 81
1880. .11-3O \, NJ. '1.OO. zoo. 1870 800 s7eJ
T. NJ, 'I2I5 Mdt-
day sSunday only. tParlor cars only IiVia Tsr:aqua.
saturdays.
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. Astor House.
113 POI, 434 1900 1854 Broadway Ave- - Inior
West, East l25th 2I3 West I2Sth Ak
Columbus Ave. New York. Court St. 344. Fulton
Brooklyn: 9S Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG New YorIx
calls checks baggaEe destination
BESIER, RT-VT
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foo, Of West Twenty-third Street and
rzThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
streets Sia is for FIVE ader tr.sa them
station; except where otherwise ,s1 " Sc. noted note,
Cars York Pittsburg sleepng Car Pttsburs TO
u F,'is$@EE fS,rs CIsyslsns I:s ,-
For scRns cRieseo ceTesnd Too Cincinnati
55 'fPaDG P M The PENNsTTvANIA ri sPnc1AI-2o-
Drawins-room Sleeping Dining Buffet Smoking
GHICAGo Az ASD ST. h0YIs sn SP5ig2
Indahapolis chicago St Louis, Dining
0RS iSaanapo: E6as knelS ST. Io caT Fef
Mslfs Va sa s3ePaPSqqh valley sr R9gs S,S9eo For
ed9 sace'f SsfFS ExPRFor PRES pttsburg and
ShGago For Knoxville @ daily via shsnandSah Valley
GgInyE!.fSP AMP SIScTSS3T1 53SS,S5a EX-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
@ I sIe: s ns % @ Gam e Gar IS IS ans aha Cart Cart
"a m. II s. 6inDs car9 21O GDesSrosses and Cor-
ap1t andt stTsefs @ & 20 GSng5sSsSPa sS 81 DnnF a
S@9 s5 Dining can % ,I M ~ 10 9i night r sunday ID Y
Dining Carr. % .,ConsressiSnal Lin, I'm all Paror
aFG S 35nhS Dining Carr car @ 20 Dining NM 2 GsT2 10 night 0
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. %. 42o p. m IL 10
ATLANTIC COAST I.1NE.-Express, ec5 a, and 25
sEARoARP AIR LINE - 1.ilT ssDrsss snd
MefToPGH5a1 No fn Psbf 1a limited 100 p M dA'S
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY,-For Memphis
cHEsAPEARE af OHIO II P RhLWRY-75s All a. m week
r6R 5Fy PoSr aPa co&r0Rf g 0 fas aSd
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. and . 50 p. week days
Sundays 7.55 a. Through Nestbuled Trains Bunet
Paror Cars Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
lor Car. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12 50 D. m. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch railroad (rom
Twenty-third Street Staton) $50 a. III
10 Saturdays only. 225 255, 335, 4 10 400, and
6.55 p. weekdays. Sundays 7.55, 925 a. m, 100
Cfrom Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets $50 300
12 20, 1.20 Saturdays only), 23O BIO $50 20
$40. and 100 p. weekdays. Sundays, SD 94o
FOR PHILADELPHIA
61O Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 600, rs, l5
S25, SIS, o % Dining Carr (9.55 Penna Limed, 1910
Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 10 29 Dining Can
Dining Carr. ODesbrosses Cortlandt Streets
22O. 255. 3.25 Dining Can. 355 / %. AS Dining
Carr. Dining Carr 5.55 Dining Carr. 1.55. S.25,
SIS. e25 o. II 10 night. Sundays, 61O, T-55 mo
cOaches). S25. S55 925 Dining Carr, 9.55 QAmited
5J. 1855 Dining Can a IL - Dining Carr, Loo
Dining Carr. 325 Dining Carr, 355 AS Dining Carr
4-53 Dining Carr 5h5 Dining Carr. 755, SIS. S55.
9.25 p. m, IL 10 night
Ticket 461 119e. 1854 Ill POI Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d STU Astor House West
wenty-thrd Street station, and stations foot OF Des
brosses and Cortlandt Streets: Street
Street. Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn: Jersey City The New Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail
road Service
J Il. HUTCHINSON, i. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
Liberty Street and South Ferry-(time from south
Ferry five minutes earher).
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAuCH HJNt<-z4.OO tI:15 Eastan u-ly). a1O A NJ
20 40. 500 (5.45 Easton oniy) p NJ Sundays "a IS
WIIK ESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4OO o 10 A.
NJ SEQ Is NJ sundays. o. p NJ.
LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER AND RARNEGAT
-z4OO 80 A. NJ. (sIOO Lakewood excepted. e. 40
Lakewood only) $50 T. NJ. Sspdavs. 1918 \
ANTIC CITN-+9-+O 4. NJ 2 : r. NJ
ViNELtND AND BRIDGETON-fz4OO A. NJ fIso
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE
POINTS-z40O. $50. II so A. NJ, sl1O. 90. 3.30 35S
445. $50. $50 p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove 9Of
PHILADELPHIA READING TERNINALa-z.42 25
100. $500, 900. t1OOO. TllOO \ NJ T12-OO. 100
$3.50. 200. 1900, 400 '5Oc, 1900 1880 $500 P. NJ
2iTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $3.50 1880
'l1,3O A. NJ, 100, t'34O. 800 200. f925 P NJ.
.i2.l5 Mdt.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
WI.LIAMsPoKTTl. 100 80 z525, fS@4; t9I9 qe-ef
PotsyiIls and and Ha1Iishgrg only. 1900 P, NJ
Pier 8 Atlantic Highlands. SeahriSht Monmouth Reach
Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
300. 1000 11-OO A. NJ. 100 200. S45.
Ocean Grove only) P. N. sundays. 1000 \. NJ. leo.
4O0. 500 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

July a. 1902.
AND PEAS-Crop reports continue very
favorable with exceedingly light offerings the market
higher and firm for both medium and The former
had few this morning a So and the
writing choice pea held generally 81 81 Marrow
vet above 81 %. Red kidney frpner most holders
are now asking So 4o Stocks foreign medium beans
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
Opening. Highest. Loves

quotations follows; Flour steady; No
spring wheat 75c: No g. TOG74c No red. 75Ad76c;
No corn 791a QSOc: No yellow. T92QS1c; No oats.
49G5Oc; No white. 54c: No 3 white, 52l2G54c; No
feeding barley. 65G69c; fair to choice
mailing 7O973c haXseed, 81 40; No Northwestern.
IO clover. grade. SIS 40 pork. bbl.
SIS 4TiaQ$lS 525 lard 100 n sll 42a short ribs
sides Goosel $40 75GS1O So saed shoulders oxed
37Id$9 clear sides boxed Sll 25dSl1 3Ils
On the Exchange today the butter market
steady creameres. 17i2T21c: daries 7q191zc Cheese
steady. 1Oq1O%c Eggs firm; fresh 1sc.
Duluth. July 14.-Close Wheat-Cash No hard.
7sse; No . Northern. 74Ac; No Northern and July
I51sc: September. 72zc Manitoba, No Northern, cash
75Tsc; No Northern, T42sc. Oats. September. Sl1c
Milwaukee. July 14.-wheat steady; close: No
Northern, 7Sc; Northern. I6lgITT1sc September.
727sc: rye steady; No l. SOC Barley unchanged No
sample. 7Oi3Q71I2c. Corn. spot. 6O4c.
philadelphia. July 14-Wheat &c higher; contract
yellow on track 7219q73c. oats steady; No 2 white
So S5G$3 To- do extras. 50 0G$S 3O Western winter.
So eOgs4 TO- spring clear 50 $oGSS 5o do straght g. Is
asa 90; do So 95qS4 TO- do favore brands N 10
&s4 80 Rye -four 50 25as3 80 Butter steady; extra
lower fresh nearby 1e loss OF do Western 10 e loss
do Southwestern. l9c loss DO southern l1Glsc,
loss OF Cheese easier; Network fnll creams prime
Flour 1000 bbls and 14SO n in sacks; wheat 5000
BUSH corn $500 bush; oats 1000. shipments: Wheat,
200 bush: corn. $500 bush; oats. 1000 bush