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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-18
1leps Srom our Correspondents
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

Pink Cloyes is at the lake this
week.
John Moss is visiting relatives in
Arkansas this week
Miss Biddie Fisher spent Tues
day with Mrs. Dick Corum.
Bob and Lawson Caruthers are
visiting in Obion this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boxly are at
Sulphur Springs this week.
Mrs. Matte Cloyes is visiting
Mrs. Lelsia Travis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Carter are
moving this week to Tom Reynolds
place.
Clyde Manning, OF Obion, spent
several days of last week with rela-
tives here.
Miss Lula Naylor attended the
barbecue and bran dance at Harris
Wednesday.
John Finch, of Fulton, spent
Sunday with Messrs. John and
Will Bauche.
Miss Birdie Caruthers spent sew
eral days last week with her aunt,
Mrs. Cage Hale.
Messrs. Tom Reynolds, Oscar
Roper and Will Jones left Wednes-
day for Colorado.
Verna and Charley Watson spent
Tuesday in Fulton with their cous-
in, Will Andrews.
Miss Mary Kirk, of Hickman,
spent Sunday and Monday with
Miss Mary Collins.
Mrs. Maggie Bell and mother,
I Mrs, W.B. Gibbs, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Fonse Gibbs.
Mrs. Cage Hale and Mrs. Bette
Pickering spent Monday with their
sister, Mrs. S. L. Caruthers.
Friel Naylor and family and Mrs.
Paralee Harpole and family spent
Tuesday at Sulphur Springs.
Manse HARRISON and sister, Miss
Lon. attended the barbecue and
bran dance at Harris Wednesday.
Mrs. Cbas. Naylor, ST., is spend
ing this week with her mother and
sister, Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. Emma
GLOVES.
Miss Annie Naylor, after several
DAYS visit with Miss Mildred Co.
rum, of Elbridge, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorrel Harris, HUI
bert and Miss Maggie Lee are
among the ones spending the week
at Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Lelsia Travis, wife and baby
'2of Fulton, are moving this week t.
Union City, where Mr.. Travis vii
do some carpenter work.
Charley and Bob Chimney ant
g,sister, Miss Katie, after severa
weeks visit with their sister, Mrs
Hardy Allen, returned to their home
in Arlington Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Moss and children
and Miss Irene Moss left Saturda,
for Thompson Station, where the.
will spend the remaining part o
the summer with the latter's broth
er, Will Moss.
ToPSY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-18
SOUTH SIDE.

Bob Jones, of Protemus, was in
South Side Tuesday.
w. E. Webster spent several days
last week in T1ntnnvilie.
j. w McCorkle attended the bar
becue at Obion Tuesday.
Esquire Cole attended the big
barbecue at Obion Tuesday.
Miss Lula Turner is very sick at
her home on Florida avenue.
Mrs. ]. G. Burdick spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. W. E. Webster.
Miss Annie Gambill spent Sun
day night with Miss Ida Morgan
Charlie Calhoun, of Memphis,
spent a few days IN South Side last
week.
Miss Mamie Parham, of Sharon,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Pearl
Dicky.
w. S. Jackson and Hugh Harris
made a business trip to Paducah
last week.
John Hutchison, of Glass, spent
Tuesday night and Wednesday in
South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moss and lit
tie son, Alva, of Polk Station, were
in Union City Monday,
Miss Nora Jackson returned tC
her home Monday after a week S
visit to friends in Fulton.
Glenn Amos, of Moriah, spent
Saturday and Sunday in South
Side, the guest OF Ellis Jackson.
Walter Reynolds and W. S. Jack
Sc n attended the funeral of Mr., Joe
Fields at Pleasant Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. George Willis and little
daughter, Annie, spent Friday
evening with Mrs. w. S. Jackson.
Misses Laura Lee and Mary Tur
ner, of near Rives, are with thei1
aunt, Mrs. ] M. Cole, and are at
tending the institute.
Messrs. John and Everett Jack
son, of near Elbridge, spent a lew
days with their sister, Mrs. ]. W.
McCorkle, last week.
Mrs. Maggie Harris, of near the
old academy, spent Tuesday night
at the home of her son.. Mr.. c.. H
Harris, i'll South Side.
Mrs. Annie Brandon and two
children, of Newbern, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, G. H. Har
ris few days last week.
r. B. Love and little son, Ernest
of Alexander, Ky, and Jim Love
of near Fulton, were welcome visit
ors in South Side Friday.
The friends and acquaintance o
Mrs. Hattie Calhoun will be glat
to know she is some better ate
having gone through a very dan
gerous operation at Memphis.
Gypsy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-18
Acts Jnmedjatejy.
Dor

Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter, it's
sohard to keep from adding to them
while cooling off after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cure cures at once.
Absolutely safe. Acts Immediately.
Sure cure for coughs, colds, Group,
throat and lung troubles. Moss drug
store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-18

FOURTH DISTRICT-RIYES.
Judges Clemmons, j. B. eau
die, Dr. w, W. Holloway; Clerks-W.
e. Shropshire. Fl. D. Webster; Sheriff,
w z Holloway
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

l42 400 bush, including 300 bush in the contract
oneas LIBERAL primary receipts. however, were about
ne weather unusually wet renortinx
more showers throughout the entire belt with
reduces Tor Iuesday Bull talk about damage
area IN the Northwest had efe
G tne opening but afterward practically ignored by
ines NJ . Louis reported increased offer
IRE 100000 bush larger week mostIY from
iigS country as Russian small and from the
Sit stocks in 10 be small for some
me TO come throwing European demands more to this
Ihe export trade follow: 900 OGo hush Eo red No !
Esle3roay, p loads No winter 10 loads No /
oTthern and Chicago loads No red loads winter
wheat, afoat basis were as follows: No . red
elevator. 9o1sc 92Ssc contract No /
sse to arrive; No New-York s2Tsc prompt:
Msnbha hard Manitoba. s7se 70 arrive; No Northern
10 arrive; No hard New-York SIC
CCKN-The early market a weak look and under
agIVe sales for local account here by
west in Chicago. sold during the forenoon
The prospective movement continued TO act as leading
ar t influence the offering freely
man on SATURDAY, while the expansion
uay. worlds shipments bush less than last
e and the visible supply decreased S27 600 bush At
ssrng rally that recovered of and
Closed the market within hdl2c of Saturdays fig
sbo,. SSeps o on May. which owing to the scarcity of
nusn No yellow and $4,000 n e e
m increase Of GO 500 bush in local stocks and Of 10000
va1or 1 and ea14c ex boat; No white. 701c and No
yellow 69%4c. all afoat .OATS-At first easier
VIII, with other markets. cats later rallied with and
closed quite firm The visible bush
M %cad stocks decreased 11.T00 bush. Cash sales
t 0u.oo bush No oats closed Acc No 3. 45lAc: No
whtte 5olkG55c. and No white clips. sc. RYE
Market dull: No Western G5ssc. and No Western.
Market steady: feeding quoted 64G6sc. malt
ing 6i3RdI9c. both c New-York,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nay 1a-Catt,e- Receipts head: steady:
ESa to prne steers S7tsI GO poor to medium s. =
81 % hefers. 81 75IS6 Co Gamers 81 50ds2 80 bulls
81 lass calves Ecfi So 81; Texas fed
M6 30. Hpss-Rcceipts today. head TO morrow
-'W" eIt over, 'uo; opened sto3y To strong; closed
shade higher mixed and butchers. 81 95ds7 20 good
choice heavy iolsI So rough heavy. S7a$T so; light
1900 head sheep o higher: good choice
wehes SjSf 80 Western sheep, sG0$i so lambs
Clipped s. 5oSC 90 Western lambs. 81 50S6 so; Colorado
cigclng,aq May l9-Hoss active s. !5gSz so. Cattle
Kansas Ctv. Nav l9-CattIe-Receipts. $500 natives
2Gp Texans 20o calves market unevenv higher best
port dressed beef SO T50S7 -, fair TO good
$5aSG 40; stockers and feeders $685.; Western fed
steers. $t@Sa So TcXas and Indian steers 81 t)tS1 90
Texas 81 coast G5; native 50 75 s5 *; native
hefers 3Oa$6 30; 81 T50$2 % bulls SO laG
native helfers 3" 3OlSd 80 c2nners 81 I5aS2 p
3GCO head strong to &c higher: tons 5! 40; bulk Of
sales 81 N5RS7 20: 50 25dST 40; mixed hackers
IOa$7 light Sc 65as7 5 pacEers s7aS7 II; pigs
higher; lambs 40ds7 - Western lambs s. ga
s. %: native we,lers s. 33gSG TO- Western Tethers
Incs 5rdSJ 90; Texas clipped lambs. 81 25GS5 -;
stackers and feeders s. 5G@$4 "a. 80
head pPne steers s7G<7 10; fair choice. s. 756ls7
fair To- choice heifers S6GS6 ~: common light 10 fair
s. 5oaS5 bulls 81 75aS1 fresh cows and
o,,0n Ia good S22d$GJ and feeders, So 7I4
s. ~ stock heifers 81 25@S3 -; veals $50 head s. 30
Sheep ambs-Iteceints 40 sheep and l6OoO lambs
sbee1 arm lambs 1Oc higher; fair % top lambs
S6 75GST sheep to yearlngs S5RSS 30 Hogs
e. soT7s7 20 mixed 81 20dST 35 yorkers SIQ$T CO.
pigs 80 '',ift --.- ,,., ~,
venty two tho offer on all lots posted Tor
sale ana quite hit OF creamery changed hands at that
nt cr butte for the week EgIn district
at 731 500 ~
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. MAY 10. 1902

N5w-York, May 49, 1902
COFFEE-There little business doing and not
today. market opened quiet.
with prices unchanged points and followed
the day. There
cables Europe the Havre and Hamburg markets
closed in Observance Of holiday. The Brazil an
quiet and steady AZ unchanged prices Re
oepts the quite as expected, and
Brazilian for the United States
with predictions. The market closed
steady. prizes unchanged 20 3 points lower
Total sales 1900 bags The market for spot coffee
steady prices the basis OF
5zc invoice lots OF No Rio Total warehouse de
li1eries the week ~, 62S
tars and 90s25 for
same week year ago OF the former amount New
York reuorted IS 5a7 bags receipts 100 900
for the week compared with 100000 bags last
wee So 600 for the week Rio
receipts aggregated $4,000 bags against 1000 bags the
previous week 81 600 year Rio shipments
States for the week $4,000 bags. and
Europe 10000 Santos shipments the United
aggregated $1,000 and 70 Europe 2soo0 bags
Bahia weekly receipts game 70 700 The shipments to
Furope vver Present stock. $4,000 bags.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Was follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-Still anticipating CONCESSIONS
wheat operated jobbing basis again
yesterday and the market closing steady
Spring 81 20s4 43 winter s3 s56s4;
winter patents SO 9oas4 % spring clears 50 1Oas3 30:
] So 20Ts3 40 No SO 10
Gs3 %: grade S22 5oas23 So spot and
RYE FrJorR-Quiet; Quoted: Fair good SO 156ss 40;
choice fancy. SO 1888 10.
quoted Kiln dried, 50 45Gs3 IS. as 10 brand -. BAG
MFAI-steady; quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 506
y e5: eoerse. 81 2sms1 30 FEED-Ftrm; quoted;
Msle 70; spring bran bulk s9: spring bran
s2as24 30; winter bran $50 50s2s 5O city
$40: sharps SIS linseed oil cake s27
OIL s23 90; homny chop 5O oil meal s27.
GRAIN-wEEAT-After Irregular and 10 the bulls
somewhat trying day wheat steadied up close
and left off quite firm Mnsc advance
This final outcome ling earlier
in day being peed 20 cover by evidences
~ large export trade embracing than
loads mostly az New-Yort. and half OF il worked
Saturday Apart from this acted bearh
pie.s solo on more readily than they advanced chiefly
because Of the rm2n speculative trad
The delay in seeding by rains
end dissDDointng visible supply statement The
showed l725oD0 bush decrease where perhsus
much had been anticipated while local stocks gained
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, May 19.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
PhiIa. Depot. o NJ. Dept. 1928 Street. Phlla-.
18Th 1oO2-Seaed proposals. In trtpIcate will
until l o'clock P. NJ. Friday. 9th.
delivery either the Philadelphia Boston Chi
San Francisco depots OF the Quart De-
Tartment, Of Axes. Axe Helves Iron Bedsteais. BrOos
SCrubbing Brishe BarraCk Chairs. Linen Collars, Card
Holders for Runks and Knit Wool Drawers Flags
Campaign Hats Rubber Ponchos Pillows Chambray Shirts
Trumpes Wool and Cotton Cndershirts
Belts Bidders requested examine carefully
standard samples and specifications that proposals
be submitted with fun knowledge of requirements
absolute compliance with the
the OF Stockings heavy which should
have shaped heels and Will be insisted in the
inspection Of goods. CEGUARANTEF,D BIDS and bids
based samples differing from specifications
in the of Stockings. heavy Will under circum
be considered The articles advertised
those for which bids be opened other
deliveries essential bidders
their proposals the and Of delivery
should contract 10 awarded them proposition
should be made which they positive
soiutely faldl. Deliveries commence during
called the provision the Bidders regard
inc certain penalties that will be exaCed deliver
tes made provided for
the right reject all
posals thereof Preference
Of domestic production manufacture. conditions
quality ami price dncudug in the price Of pro
duction manufacture the thereon) being
articles proposals. blanks
fer proposals and fun information will be
application. Envelopes containing proposals in
dorsed Proposals for Military supplies 10 be opened
June g. 1902, and addressed Colonel JOHN V FUREY
Asst. Quarternaster General. L. s. \.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

Spot cotton closes steady with quotations 1nSaaneed @
Of Csc for middling upland ana S7sc loF
middling Gulf Sales. l512 bales Southern spot mar
kets teeeraphed follows: New-Oreans auiet.
UNCHANGED a 3-16c: Mobile nominal. UNCHANGED, at
SIC: Savannah easy unchanged, at 9Ac: Charleston
quiet nominal; Wilmington dull; Norfolk nominal
unchanged 9skc: Baltimore nominal. sc lower at
essc ikc DAsc: St LOUIS duIl
unchanged 91sc Estimated receipts at New-oreans
for tomorrow 900 1900 bales, compared
with 52s actual last week actual last
Houston tomorrow. from 400 TO 200 bales.
compared 434 actual week and 5.l31 actual
last
Receipts ports and interior points to-day. com
pared day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits urpentinc was steady hu quiet
am"ted and demand moderate. Tar was steady at the
prspIRIT,s TT-RPENTINE-On and machine bhis, fNi
STsfR-Pne bbls 81 95 oil nbls 81 s5@$t 60 ,eo,.
good strained ~ tn y. - ~ -
- s, ~, r 81 70 G ~ -: 81 ~ !, 50 l5dS2 2o h
60 75as2 50: NJ SO I5GSS 90; n SO 30; w c. - 81
STOCK ON HAND.
O..
Hosln 42O bbls
Tar "'''' 'S
IUiIr,,nptnn Nav i9Spirits turpentine Nothing do
4, rsceints 81 casks steady ot - OrSl 10. re
n,s - bbs Crude turpentne hrm at 81 iu - 40 and
60 eC receints 123 bbs 81 3u receipts 10
bbls. o,,,ot ~ 10. receDts
10 ibis; sales exports. 90 Rosin hrm; receipts
iS5S bbIs sales 132s exports 3562: quoted: \. T. G
"a n 81 20: E 81 % +, 81 30 G, 81 30; ~! 81 80;
81 %: X 50 ~; NJ. 81 50; ~ ~ 10 o. - fo' W.
50 TO- % ,r.,,tro n-r, AZ A4IAc Posi-,
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-1ork, May 10, 1904
AND PEAS-The market for domestic marrow
quite frm demand is not large but supplies
light Medium steady but quiet Buyers are not showing
9uis az implies is less hrm at
6, Red kidney firm, holders
,ns 81 o5 No change in foreign beans Scotch peas
ssh.hs quote: Beans choice,
SSb 50 as2 20: do medium choice 81 10: 90 pea.
choice 81 soasi s2s Go 81 sSs2 do SnSce & - @ ocs
$40 $40 S. do black turtle soup choice 81 soQsl e5 do
a 80 10 imported marrow round. 81 s5ns1 e5 do
Eotzei- 81 1881 So: do medium choice 81 eoqs1 Co. do
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

ton. D. g. MAY 3. 19O2-PROPOSALS FOR
CARRIERS. SATCHELS--Seaied proposals be re
Ceived this Department addressed 10 First
sistant Postmaster General General superintendent
noon for furnishing letter carriers and collectors
satches may be ordered for Free Delivery
Service during the years begin
the LIST Of July 1902 Specifications will be
furnished application by letter the First As
Postmaster General General Superintendent
Free Delivery System H. c. PAYNE Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, May ls-Flour unsettled; best patents. spring
25aS4 bakers straight spring s4I$4 20 bakers
clear spring So 25as3 75 low sradss winter and spring
family winter SIS 1884; patent. winter
81 25aSI so; clear IS 5oas3 20 cracker -four 50 500
81 Is: rye -four 80 5oGS4 Wheat offerings light; 10
Corn quiet; No yellow csc; No do, d71.e No corn
67itc. No 3 do. 6S1c. Oats easy: No white. 49c;
No 3 do 4slsc; do mixed 46lsc; No do 46c. Barley
nominal. demand. Rye-No 2 63c asked. through
hiiied freghts steady wheat. &c: corn sac TO
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOH BALTIMOisE ND NASfINGTON-fs.so so
sIS:lS ~" - -.
day SSInday only tParlor ears only tlVia Tanaoua
Offices; Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry. I1s PSI 49,
1900. 1874 broadway. lS2 9th SoI,ars
15} 125ch 81. 273 West I25th 81 OK Snl-,hss.
Ave. New York; Court 3f4 Fulton 81 Rrnok
lyn. SS broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York Tran
Co calls for and checks baggage destination
w q BESLER c. NJ. BURT
ten Manager Gen'I Agen
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
ticrciucr's Sale.

RECEIVERS SALE.-Pursuant to order of
supreme Court. l shall a public auction 10
highest bidder. al the Storage Auction Ware
Rooms O GreenwaId. Eupferberg. Karp Company
No ~ IspenarG Street. in The Borough Manhattan
city OF New York the 10th day al
10:3o O'Clock in the forenoon the following
furniture: l hutrS"k l bookcase 1 rug l leather
seated arm chair. ! rittcn seated chair cane
seated chairs, tat double desks cane
seated stool fling cabinets 1 index cabinet
q parts) double high desk, l single desk oak
closet. small roll top desk, E>ison miIaeograph
letter and stand.
Dated. York. May Is. 1907
ALFRED r. HALL.
Receiver Manhattan Real Estate Loan Com
pany of New York, 20 Broadway Borough Man
haitian \. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
READING SYSTEM
NEW lEPSEN CENTRAI p ID

" Il y L Il \ n n Il
Liberty and south Ferry Oima from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier).
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI Nk-z4:O0 tI;15. Easton and Bethlehem
only. 9:1O A NJ. 4;4O. (z5:45 Easron ouy)
p VI. Sundays. z4:25 A NJ. 100. $50 p NJ
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4:OO. e:fO
\, NJ. 40. 500 p NJ. Sundays. zi:25 A. N
LANE xEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT-
z40o 9;40 A. NJ, 1;3o. $40, 430 p NJ sundays 1o15
ATLANTIC CITY-9:4O \ NJ. $40 p VI
VINELASD AND BRIDGETON-z4:OO A NJ I-so
p. NJ.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
6;39 2 n Sundays, 900 \ n. 400 P NJ
fe1O.OO a m TI2.Oo NJ 90
42:1n. 1900. ts3:4O 400. 800 $500 ZOO t7S0
S9;0o f9:&5 L. NJ. s12:15 Mit "
RE ADlHG; HAskisBt RG. POTTsvILLE AND
NIAiANsPORf-.l+ f.25 $500. 1910 G0-cO
Reading 0rI) III 80 Reading and Pottsvie) $500.
fltO p VI. except Harrisburg p. Reading
and Harrisburg Cnly T5CO 2 NJ
SANDY HOOK ROT TEs-Frou OF Rector
I-er Atlantic Highlands. Seabright Monr,oTfh
Beach and Long Branch. Asbury and Point Pleas
ant. 10GO A NJ, 10D. 3-45 4;3O P. NJ Sur days iOoo
y. NJ. 1900. I. -o0
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. e.

Washington y. c. May 9th. 19O2.-Sealed proposals
vii received a this O1Ce O'Clock
Srd 1902 for furnishing SAND AND GRAVEL the Dis
Columbia. Specifications. blank proposal
and all necessary information be obtained at
office. H b. +. MCFARLAND JOHN W. ROSS. JOHN
BIDDLE. Commissioners u. &.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Satur-

Foreign Coffee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market hrn No
4s3J0: exchange. u 1924: receipts, 1000 bags;
cleared United States. 1900 stock $4,000.
Santos-Coffee market steady: good average Santos,
$500 receipts stock lo63 900 bags Ham
burg--EIoliday. Havre-Holiday-
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee IS as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ y - A8Av 80
STATIONS foot Of West Twsaythi5d z1 street and D.
-UThe leaving time from Dssb,o.:ss , md md
ffat 9en below for hs
where oIherwiss y so noted as paror
Cars New YORK PittsbuTg. Sleeping Car Pitrsoufs
SIS a. e. FsT f"fli 70 SssSn
e Ar M i:SS bh6 soEa ana
tion Cars For ChcagO. Cleveland. Toledo CINCINNATI
1ss = ~ cFic1dS aSp LOUIS ExRns ETs5Esssss1,,
s5ic1go ETus Il 16Ps RRIns SfT pi,.ssur<
aaiaasSls I Ws4S 1gI1yS s. RTas Pnin ehcag For
F. fMas'Pf NJ SsfFIeay PRES and
Route Connects for cIsySland except sasgEasE
Ss5TiSSg ISD 'aPa The Hns oTTH GIna
7s5 s25 s25 DINING carr 1910 CDesbTosses and cert
andt streets! 10 o Dining Can lSSS Dnips es
22O). q 25 Congressional Lin all Psrlcr and Dinng
Cars GaTS s inins mn n i6 10 night t s5a1 sands4 c s %
ss s5 Cac gs DPng CF1 al Il Paor % and pinins css5
325 Dining Car,. 425 Dining Carr. ass Dining Carr.
soUTHERN RAILwsY.-Express. s-z5 AS >. m. I2io
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Erpress. e25 and s2S
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT--''Florida and
Metropolitan Limited" u s. m daily Express.
NoRFoIk LiSH AND My WESTERN RA1rwAY-For Memphis
ciEAPEAS aRa Hsw SIsaRS oTo R RG1L%aT755 n a NJ week
For oLp PoINF GoMFoIT and and NoRFoLK--1sS m
weekdays and D m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m. and 255 .. weekdays
Sundays I.55 a m Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Parior and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Smoking Car ParIor Cars. Dining Car and Stand
Coaches on
CAPE MAY--125 55 D weekdays
For points New and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-thrd Statfon). s.55 a. IL. 40
2 .. S25 4.1O. and ass Sundays. S25 a
455 Desbrosses Cortandr Stresusl $50.
goo a 1850. 80 $40. 42O. and $40 p m sun
04S'' 'T' d For 20 ? PIsEfiLmapELPHIA. p ii
go (Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets 6N. 5. T55
S2S. S55 92S Dining carr 95S Penna Linited). 1910
tDeshrosses and Cortandt Streets 10 20 Dining Carr.
Dining carr. II 1255 Dining Carr. 210
tDes6rosses and Cortandt streets 2o 30 LIS DIN
ing Carr 255 25 - Dining carr ass Dining Carr.
55S Dining Carr T-55. sa5. s55. 925 u 10
nght Sundays. 61O. 755 coachesl. SIS. s.55 %
Dining Carr, s5S CLimitedl 955. 80 Dining Carr
m. 1855 Dining Can, l55 Dining Carr S25 din
ing Carr 355. . Dining Dining 555
Dining Carr. T55. .. S.55 9.25 D. m. 1910 night
Tickets Offices Nos 461 PSI Broadway.
IS2 Fifth Cbelow 23d St1: / Asror House.
West Twenty-third Station and
Desbrosses CortIandt Streets; $50
Fulton Street. 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania
Station. Brooklyn: Station Jersey City The
Transfer Companv will caU for and check basgaxs
from hotels and residences through destination
Telephone ''9I4 Eighteenth street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. j. R. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Oats. No. .:

spring wheat, 72Ia0T44c; No red, sg1sqS2lsc; No
este; No white. i3@a a+O9sc No = Whlte.
4S2 GfI4c No rye. 59i=96Oc Fair % choice mallhs
81 ~ Prime timothy seed 81 3oGSl -. Clover. contract
grade Mess pork. per bb. 81 15gSl7 20 Lard
per 100 No. 2JQSlO 21lz- Short ribs sides Veosl,
81 7OaS9 so Dry saed shoulders (boxed Sqs1tc short
clear boxedi. $40 4OQ$1O SO On the Produce h
change to-day butter market easy creameres.
1921 daries. lTql9c Cheese steady l-a4Se hsss
steady; fresh. la+c.
Duluth. Nav 19-Close: Wheat-Cash. No hard.
7s5c: No l Northern T5%4c; Northern, 73se; May;
75fsc July. 75stc; September. 1850; Manitoba 80
Oats-cash. 4SStc; September 29ise- Corn. &c
Milwaukee, May l9.-Wheat easier. Close: No !
Northern. TIGTsc; No Northern I6aIIc; July; 1t,2g
sample 651T3c. Corn. July, 6iisc.
Minneapolis May 19.-CIose: Nheat-May, I552c:
July. 75es QT5i@c September. I13s4I2c on traekNS
hard 7S9sc No Northern 76Ssc; No Northern tS1se
Flour-Frst patents So S5dSS 80 second patents 81 10
ass 75 first clears 50 90lS3 second clears, 81 30 Bran
in bulk Slid$l4 30.
Philadelphia May 19-wheat steady; contract grade
65l2c steady; white clipped. j1c. Flour
changed. Rye -four steady; demand light at s. 2jlp
So 30. Butter steady; Western pc; do
nearby prints. Eggs hrm fresh nearby, i6- Gi1c
southern, 15Q 15isc Cheese steady New-Nork full
creams, small. new. 12.c do fair choice, new
12l2G12Ac. Receipts: Flour 1,4G0 bbs and $4,000 ID
in sacks: wheat 5000 bushels: 100 bushels oats
2.cGo bushels; oats Zoo bushels.
May I9c; July. I24 GI2@sc; September, 12lsc; No
hard. T6lz a ISiec. CornNo cash, 62lsc; May 61c;
July 609sc; September, 5sc. OatsNo cash 43c: May.
422c; July 52Rc; September 2Sc No white. 45g 10 =c.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
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