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New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, December 2. 1902.
II or S5 nad best sny
city dressed native sides. 791sc Per fo Texas beef
e17c. Cables quoted American live cattle selling at
n. The following exports reported for today me
laurie for Liverpool. III cattle 543 sheep and 1850
for para Brazil cattle and uller for the West
dies so sheep shipments booked for to-morrow in
ters for Schwarsschiid and Sulzberger
CALVBS-Receipts. all for the market were 4s6 head
rated 4ady2; quality considered a car of Western
calves Was unsold. Veals sold at s5qss per 100 fo
ef Western calves at So 6oq$i 70; city dressed
1914c per IL; country dressed. higher at 1o1 @
sties-Tobtn & shaanon-41 veals. 16s 10 at
at 81: so Western calves 334 n. at So 30.
John Nelson: "A Western calves. s4l 10, at s4 25;
20 &c & gu curtis & SON. Or reas 49, 1856 rb at s DO 14s n
SIS 75; % do i2 10 at So 2o do 100 lb at S. do
92 r. at g. . DO 81 o a A SCI do l9z H. at S. 10 do
S. Co: 16 veals. 156 n. at 50; 2 do. 1h5 H.
a SO 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were all for the mar
ket o cars 492 head making with the stock carried
over from YESTERDAY total of ears to be sod-s at
sheep coed grades of lambs showed firmness, but
lambs ruled slow About 1'a Of this stock
So 12aQsS Is Dressed mutton. 5laa7e II; dressed
lambs, Ip9lac.
sales-S Judd & Co: ls0 State lambs 10 n
J. H. Hume & Bro: us Pennsyvanis lambs 80 ln at
HOGS-Recepts. So 1853 head: car sale
alive. No sales reported up to late hour Country
saies 3aif' a late yesterdas AndreW Muilen II STATE
hogs 129 10 average at Sc 10 100 le roughs, $50
J, II, Hume & Bro: State hogs. 17s rb Sc 20; 3
S. Judd s Co: 20 Western hogs, 200 10. at Sc so
H. H II hogs 15f n. S. 40: roushs
II, ats
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston Dec 1.-The wool market has quieter
week. owing to the holiday. but II Is very firm Dealers
here say the market in healthy condition.
looking for active market with satisfactory prices
for There a
Fine
56G6oc: strictly hne 5oao5c: hpe medium 506
53c. 45G4Ic: Texas woods de-
rnand at full quotations. fail cleaned pasis 45isc: ~
months 5sGoCc; 70 months spring. 53ad5c. Thsrs
is fair amount Of California woels giving a. prsyious
counties 4s0coc Southern 45g47c; TO months 1870
Oregon wool rather quiet but steadily
quotations Eastern 10@1213c; average i3ff41nc
choice. i4n1s1sc Fine fleece woods stih very frrn
made at full auotaoas Ohio and Psnnsyiyania Xxx and
above 30T3ic: X, 27GoSc; Michigan X, 25 126nc De
lane woods IN position Ohio and Penn
sylvana washed deia;ne. S2aaae Michigan ao31c; No
e 2343Gc: coarse, 26EsIc. Locally Austrz
iian is very quiet though amount af WOOL
firmly held. quality condition
conbing choice. scoured basis T51soc good :a
76c; average. 72G74c.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December -,
roFFFE-Opening steady. with first prices unchansed
On Doins lower coffee market yesterday ruled gen
ssT steady and moderately active gathering frIesS
s session progressed with the close showing values
points points higher. The early news
Both the European markets
declining 4 franc before > p m and
closing net ifsz lower Hamburg reported ne6
los q Isa& pfg also vas lower declining 100
-eis but Rio marked her quotations up 30 rels me
movement TO primary points moderate, but was
slietly than the recent average. the interior
peTting to-day about $4,000 bags Speculation Mss
ven quiet early the Of prices there
are many consider short sales unattrae.lN PsTGu
Iarv in uncertainty 10 what tae lguIes
of worlds visible will show and pending more aefi
Information regarding the probable future course OF
cepts. cable received from bTazI sioTIls Lter
midday estimating the receipts at Santos during
st about 100000 bags and Rio 5000 bags 1aese ls
during December last
YEAR of coo respectively Last year
100000 bags while It's
season the bears about IL l'etso he
estimate therefore regarded rather bearish I'm
rorter were selling early, but there was considerable
covering By recent shorts. with European houses also
buying and as toward the close there was ratner
r5fhdraHa of selling orders the market did signify
bette market steadier Win QoelauoilS
on Tie basis Rio No Rio shipments l
T-ope during November 10000 bags; to- une nlteu
Sates 1899 Santos shipments 10 Europe during
the same period $4,000 bags; the United states Ill
600 bags emharques for Europe. 4ouo bags fer the
United Santos eInbarques Tor f-u-
rome lz7 900 bags; the United States h,Uo eass
The range prices in the local markets 10
6av
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Spot cotton closed quiet quotations points higher
tie basis Of 65sc riddlng upland and 8sec for
rn5dlinz gulf Sales 800 bales southern spot
markets telegraphed as follows NesLoresns,
steady. unchanged. al l5-oc sales 4eoo oalesc
ran quiet and steady. unchanged: al z5se: sales llo
bales Charles1on unchanged, at 1;sc whining
firm uncharged Tsc Norfolk, quiet, unchsnsed
sales $50 bales. Baltimore nominal US
ehasged SIC Augusta steady partial l-a6c hgheI.
ewe- at Sc: sales POS bales. Galveston. quiet and
steady, unchanged. 3-l6c; sales, 1850 bales
Memphls unchanged. al Sc; sales, 1S5o bales
Estimated receipts New-O.leans for to-5norrow are
HO0 70 81 600 bales compared with 2l,l2l bales
25s5s bales for the same day last
Il 1000 TO 5000 bales are
expected compared s.0s4 bales actual last week
snd i22I3 bales Galveston expects eoo 20
10000 bales in contrast with 1858 bales actual for
The same week. and 1873 bales for the same
Gay
Receipts the ports and interior points today com
-cLth last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJyerpeel Dec a.-ClosIng: Wheat-SPet firm No :
red Western winter as lod Ne California 6s 1sd 10
Nav IS n4sG. Cern--Spot steady: American mixed.
IS Sd Futures steady; As 4ad March As 2sd
sraGy TI.d. Hops at I-ondon-Paenc
Coast Arm. 15sffkT. Four-St- Louis fancy winter
steady 3D. Beef streng: extra India mess l15s Pork
strong prime mess Western. 99s- Hams-shart cut "a
50 fo 4s short rib. 10 "a n. 56s; long clear
mddes light 2s to "a To- SIS long clear middles heavy
80 10 55s Cd: short clear hacks 16 20
clear bellies o 16 sheulders-Square IL 10
IS 10. dull. ass. Lard-Prime Western firm
COS American refined IN pals steady. COS Butter
tnal Cheese strong: American white colored
ses Taow-Psime city firm, 2as Sd. Turpentine-
Spirits steady Sss I'd Rosin-Common steady Is I'd.
Petroleun-Refned steady Sad. Lnseed oil steady
24s 3D. Cottopseed oil-Hull refined spat nrr ses "a
Tallov-Australiau in London firm As
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 2.-Catte-Receipts s,0Oo head, including
Texans: steady good prime SIS 1881 poor
medium S3S5 rs; stockers and feeders sS4 60 cows
81 4GS4 90; heifers SS5; 81 S0eS2 40 bulls 81
as So calves So 5oa$6 7 Texas fed steers Sc a5S4 70
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 49, goo head; 40 O0
left over 1000 active 50c lower; mixed and butchers
SIS S0$6 80: choice heavy, Sc 25qS6 30 rough
heavy SIS 7OS6 10; light S5 Gse TO- bulk OF sales. SEQ
So 20 Sheep-Receips 10000 head sheep steady; lambs
1oa15c lower; good choice wethers SO 6oqs fair TO
Cincinnati, Dec 2-Hogs active. $4 50dS6 30. Cattle
steady. s2as5 25 Sheep steady, 81 5oass IS. Lambs
steady S3 506bs5 81.
East Liberty, 2caete steady: choice, s6ass TO-;
heaves s6 6Oqs6 CO. mediums s6 55Gse 60; York
er So 609s6 e5 gI Workers So 80; pigs. SO 40qs6 90
roughs S5$5 @ Sheep steady best wethers So e0S3 s0
culls and 81 5oS2 choice lambs So 1oqs5 20
Kansas City 2-Cattie--Recepts. IA 500 natives
16o0 Texans Calves 80 Texans. 500 natives. Corn fed
5Gl0c lower than yesterday quarantine 25c lower
Monday morning. stockers and feeders steady native
steady TO lower choice export and dressed beef
steers 40Gse 15 good So 50@s5 35 sockeTs
and Indian steers 81 6oG$4 Texas cows, 81 s5
cows 81 5o9S4 15 native heifers So 50a
- Gamers slaS2 bulls 81 40@s5 80: calves s2
Sc. HogsmRecePts. 15,oGo head market 21sq5c lower
Sc 22; mixed packers. S5 05aS6 20; light So s5GS6 i0
se O5Gss 10; pigs So 50G$5 90 SheepReceips
5000 head market weak to loc lower; native lambs So 30
Gs5 %; Western lambs $3qS5 IS; fed ewes ss9S3 7o
and feeders. 81 soas3 e5.
East Buffalo. Dec. 2CattleFiecsips. rs head; steady
HogReceipts $500 head fairly active: loa15c lover
heavy Sc 5oGs6 90; mixed Sc 40S6 5o Workers. s5 3g
sa 40; pigs SO 40s6 5e roughs s. 1896 81 T5
IS 25 Sheep and lambs-Receips aoo hsad steady top
So 75Gs4 ewes So 5oas4 sheep mixed sa s0ass 49,
culls to good 81 1888 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Uop BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-faso.
$3.50 .1Is0 a. NJ, 100. t'S.4o 500. 200 P. NJ
z5ron Liberty Street only. Daily. tDsily. except
sundav sSunday only. +Parlor cars only Wa
FauaGus- Saturdays
Oiees: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry: Astor aouse
Ssi 43t 1870 1854 Broadway 5th Ave. 25 Union
snIaTe west I53 East i25th St. 273 West 125th 81.
Ave. York: 4 Court St. 344 SGD Flt-
~ q Brooklvn; Broadway. williamsburg New
work transfer Co. calls Tor and checks baggage 70 es-
t!nation-
w. G. BESLER y "a p
General Manager Senerai fdss ! As7nI
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London Dec 2The offerings at the wool auction
to-day numbered 925 halea The secured the
bulk OF the offerings Crossbreds and with
6rawals were frequent A fair supply OF clip Vic
toIian taken mainly
bought good slips ard combng sreases full rates
bales-seoqred 6dals cd: greasy 5SdG1s I'D Queens
Victoria 1000 bales-scoured 9izdq1s Id greasy 4de
greasy, 4HdG1s Cape Of Good Hope Natal bales
Secured. 9dle1s Cd: greasy 61s asd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RArRoAD.

r
sTT10Ts 10 t9qs es VEST h TWENTxTiERR sFREE sEFsE
1SThe leaving time from Desbrs.sss s.s and and
tss men Esfs is for y
sssIsn e,ssswi.s nssss Gsfs; p.,rot
Cars York to PittsbuEg Sleeping Car PittsOurs to
NJ s?sSnfi 2 fsqasSPa1in.n s5syslfaS
sioa chlsasq cisyssns Tsasa0 sa Detroit
1s5 inalfnapfsS TR NsHiSf
b1@f sseShs ss piaas ahd BUFFET
M 4SP sr b9Is sad
SSS sT Ehs5fR EoGfs ExPSEsso F;ssgrs GIN
L s y r. WrE "a s Ys5sy chss For
sSca:o For k61F1e da via Valley
saHts Connects & for Cleveland satqTday rx
n fIts:Sa 1S1 and
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"a isadi as s a9sss dsH iaas as Ss5
Streets sSoS. % e Is Con ongressiona Limited Paror
and Dining Cars, S2s Dining Can IA s 40 Rnas sanda s5
a5sn3s e.. Is5S E,5io4 diR sR5
Dining caTs1. p Dining Can 2 Dining Carr. ass
sorTHERN RAiEWAI.EEzpFess. s25. rs p. m IL 10
Atlantic COAST ILNE-B1press. s.65 and o rs
sEABoARp I'D, AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Enpress 12Ss p m
soRok da Mail aNP d " Riss asY YSLwAYFor Memphis
GHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIINAI+-tao III ~e-H-
days. II. 50 and 400 D. n daily -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORtoLh--i.o0 d H.
week k-days and sos D. daily - 49,.
ATLANTIC CITY.-a-55 a. and 259 p m week,aasSs;t
Sundays. 755 a. Through Nestfhuled Iralhs p1l,
lor Smoking Car. Parior Cars Dining Car, and s'ahu-
aT,i Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 d. weekdays ,..
New York and Long Branch Railroad "a 9n
THenty-thrd Station. s.55 a M II t9 y:
8.25 455. and IL % p weekdays sundaSs Iandt ~
a. M, 455 D. m. from Besbrasses aud CSrtianoe
Streets) 900 a. IL 20, $40 s. 10. and lloo p H.
weekdays. Sundays e.i5 d. m. 5.15 ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 CDebrosses and Certandt Streets azol - a.So
SIS 3D. 23 (ee5 Penna- Limited 1910 !Desor9sses
and Cortlandt Streets TO- 20) Dining Carr, 1920 Di
ing Carr rn L. 80 Dining Carr, LOO Iplnins
Car) (Desbrosses Cortlardt Str eets I'D GS'
80 dining Carr 355 425. % Dining carl 40 tDlh-
ing Carr $50 Dining Csr), 755. s25 500 e29 p n
IL 10 night. Sundays, $40. T55 tne coaebes 20 Soo
GInited 1856 Dining Car1 a. M ls92 tDin n
Carr LOS Dining Carr 3e3 DINING Car) SD 20
DINING Carr 455 Dining Carr, 5ao DINING tar) ''oo
s25 s555. egg ?. II 10 night oe, pro.dvsx. ,sa
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d St> 2ea Fifth Avenue corner
Station and of Desbros=es and Cortiandt
Streets Court Street, Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station, Brookiyni statloI
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination -
Telephone 1914 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service. -
J. B. HUTCHINSON, j. H. WOOD
- General Manager GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

sales Of day 600 bales of which 800 were for
speculation ard expert and inciSded 800 american can
opened easier and closed very steady; American mid
ding g o c. December, 4-4ed December and January
44a4 A5d January and February 444d: February and
March. & aid; March and April. 44d; April and MAY
4 Nav nd 444a4 45d: June and July 4449
4.45 and August. 4-44a4 Add.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
READING SYSTEM

Liberty street and south Ferry (tims from Souta
Ferry five minutes saFlier)
w sroy RaTHIEHEM- ALLESTOwN AND
Hn.ICti CHINK-z4O0 C7.15 Easton only. 9-1o
a M 4 70 4.4o SEQ o 45 EastOn only1 p NJ sun
w aayi Z EEsSEARRf Isl AND sCRANToN-zA0o, e1o
" IN p M SUNDAYS AS A. NJ. P NJ
iAKF;W O0D. LAKEHURsr: TOMS RIVER AND
n p &c AT-z4.e0 $40 A NJ. 1So CS4O 40 Lake
noo9 < Iakehurst only), 800 (xSSo Lakewood oaisO
X, x,S,.1 S.~Iy Try 70 40 A. NJ, 1910 P. NJ.
AAINEIASD AND BRIDGETOH-fz4oo A M, f1so
LONG BRANCH, ASBgRY PARk;, oSEaE
FDieTs.z4Oo So. II 80 A. M 4 40 aSo cS 80 r NJ
Pill aDEIPfiIA REApING TERMtNALoo0z.44.S ERMto - 2
n % Is a0 5000. t1O0O. tll0o 4 NJ Fl2tp. 'lD.
GO GO 20 90 90 400 SOC t6oo. $780, $500 P. NJ
~ ~ Is @ Mdt CHESTNUT srREErss425. sso .1osa.
24iH "a AZ 100 t.340 IS %. 100. 70 25 P. N.
REaDISds HARRISBURG. PoTIssfLaE IL p nn AND
=, 90 = NJ Reading only) II s1OO. 10 zoo ?, N
Peadiug Pottsvflle AID Harrisburg only r4oo fa-0e
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

cotto, Exchange xecai Liverpool cahles-Spot cotton
alss 1 les: speculation and export 900 oaesi
American S,o baes: receipts. $4,000 bales
5000 naSing upland 44s: futures opened qule
points decline Closed STEADY net uIenaasS1 aS
point Sivhsr. Tecernber &c; December-Jaiuary 5t1I
446 Jsnuary-February. February-asfch Ii,-,
and April MAY szs: May-June- June-Juy a1.o g
gust zssa8z as Manchester-Yarns quiet 0io'he "a ii
Business doing -. ..n.ssar
FLOUR AID AfEAI.-The -four market ~ss seeadlet 1,
again, little demand Ia the alerioon;
change prices the genera
Spring patents Io5ss 30 winter sfraishIs sS a.
extra No winter s3Qs3 10; extra No winter s- 81
$z 50; Dcg s22GslS spot and 70 arrive an5
WHEAT FI,oT7R-oIsef; quoted. 81 3eGs2 30 SPOT ana
g arrive. RYE FLoUR-Seady; qnoss9i qaSs ss * a
oESMEAI-ouiet: quoted: Riln dried - t @ oS Sh,1e
sad yellow 81 5o1sl co. 81 2Ias5 70 arrive
ssany: Spring bran. spot slf 3J h-an
% n SIT 25: spring bran. bulk spot &C. sl7 SDefxis
Hlaoing si7Gs22 in 200 10 sacks city 5 bominy
iinseec of ell cake. s&s % Net"S
eesp s2e 5oSx2I OH meal s2e b04S27 %. ,oax, -ol.
etUCS-Ov.usn steady, with cases At - WV
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PEI

NO. 81 CHAMBERS STREET.
STEWART BUILDING,
NEW YORK. DECEMBER / 1902
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER-
sons who have omitted pay their
wear 1902 the the Receiver OF Taxes
his the Borough in which the property is Iocatet.
as follows:
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN No 81 Chambers Street.
Manhattan. N Y
mont avenues. The Brenx. n. Y
BoRoCGH OF RRo2KLYN. Rooms ?. 4. ana
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. co-,er Jackson Avenue and
Fifth Street Long Island city, n \.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. corner Bay aad Sand
Streets. Stapleton, Staten Island. n u:
OF January. 1858. provided oy Sec
tion Greater New YORK Charter Chapter 3TS.
Laws Of 1s9I)-s
Upon paid before the first day OF De-
cenber. 1902. ceniun viii be charged resolved
and collected ~ ABORTION the Upon
remaining unpaid on the first day OF January.
charged, received and collected
thereof the rate OF
provided Section ei6 Of Greater New
calculated from the sixth
Der, 1902 on day the due payable
Charter
DAVID Z. AUSTEN
Receiver Of
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
NAVAL, STORES.

For spirits turpentine firm market. with
prices unchanged Ros!n ruled steady at former prices
Tar firmly held. We quote:
64c.
TAR-Pine bbis. 81 25: oil bbs 81 40- =
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained 81 1861 ~ q .d2 %
81 E, 81 S5 F. 81 co. G, 81 %; H. 81 lOi l. 50 40g
81 5O X. s3 NJ. IS so; N. IS 90 G. 81 20. and W W.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne ppis
Wv DD-S
Wilmington 2-Sprits turpentine nrm ho1ao BID;
Rosin 81 30g$l 35 receipts 5S2
turpentine firm. 81 1898: receipts. IA bhs Tar
firm, 81 SO: receipts. rs bbls.
Savannah Dec 2-Turpentine firm at sic: receipts,
bbs: sales exports 296i Rosin firm receipts
2s5 sales 226T; 6.S2o. Quote: a. b. G %,
81 40 f. As; F. s. 90; 81 60; II 81 So 81 90; H.
Charleston Dec 2-Turpentine and rosn unchanged
New-Orleans Dec 2-Recets Rosin, 24I bbls; turoer-
London Dec 2-Turpentne-spirits 3ss I'D. Rosin-
American strained, 5s; fine. IS 60.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
sor7rHERN COTTON MARKET.


Liverpool Dec 2. D. m-Cottor-Spot-Moderat 1usi-
ness done prices points lower American mddlnE fair
5o6d good middling. 4ood; nidding: ASA; low mid
ding 43Sd: good ordinary, 42ed; ordinary. 4l4d The
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Foreign coffee Rio-Coffee market steady; No
Rio $3.50: exchange I'D receipts 1.-TWO days.. 10000
bags: stock TO5 bags. Santos-Coee market quiet
good average Santos $500; receipts days) $4,000
bags STOCK bags HamhurgCoffee market de-
clined L al lfg: al 2:3G tQ@+ pfg lower;
saes 5s 900 bsps Havre-CoTee market opened steady
and A6it franc lower; u advanced 4 franc; az
declined X franc, other months declined =
franc; quoted $50 unchanged total
sales bags
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

COTToN-operations in cotton such as TO ndeat"
sustained public the staple The market
opened steady uniform rise Of points and futures
advanced points positions, with
The Improvement chiefly due had weather reports pub
lie private. the showing
detrimental the quality
top crop. shortening the quantity fol-
lowing frosts. The market
further assisted by the Of the President which
particular change in
aHe administrations policy respecting questions having
strictly business bearing Buying still further
that the bureau and
crop estimate might fall 100000 bales: al
r local expectations TO
I05O0O00 with perhaps 100000 bales the more
subject to the
percentage Understanding by the government might
he being line with the estimates
recently promulgated the membership of the New York
Cotton Savannah Exchange. one being
llO7T OGO bales 100000 bales. The entire
bureau subject however the trade in nervous
frame OF mind forthcoming statement from WASH
ingon looked with much anxiety by all classes OF
eperators market cotton advanced
points positions the future list continued TO
with evidence
Of large remaining special which
uswed careful the particular position Inc
OF TO IL points
Total sales were estimated at 100000 bales
The range prices in the local market 10
oSy wa follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMf-ABLE BODIED

unmarried between II
of United States ef good Character temperate
abits. speak
Information. apply to Recruiting Officer . Third
705 Sixth Ave. n. T.. or 1853 Fulton g.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Flour steady. Wheat-Sprtng STEADY:
No hard s1ise winter firm; No red lsc Corn nrn:
No yellow SIC; No 3 corn. 61c IN store Oats weak
No 3 white 35kc: No mixed. a4e. Barley. 4seesc
Rys-No /. In store. &c.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
RAlTlMosE g. oHIo RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue TRAIr
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta.
~ 90 A. M.-For BingEamtcn and syracuss
sI0 90 a M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. LoulA
81 40 p M-FJr Buffalo and chicago
OO D M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
.s no P M-For Buffalo and Chicago
.s * p M-Utca Oswego. Ithaca, Bu11s
GO A M-For chfcaso-Sieepers open z. NJ
rcksts at ll3 40 Broadway ". n: 33s FuitoA
<. brooklyn. 'Daily. Except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
ONew York Central s Hudson River r. r: Lessecl
Franklin St. Station New York. "a fos"
later foot Of 42d St, " IT.:
81 10 = N-For intermediate points to Albany
al % s M-C1 Saratoga and Mohawk Express
81 % p M-ChIeago Express =.
% Ok p W-Cont. Lin for Detroit. Chi & ST Louis
"a As p M-(2 Hudson River points and Albany
,S IN p M-For Roch., Buffalo. CiegePd 4 Chicago.
.9 * p W-For Roch., Buffalo, Detroit and ST Louis
ais PM-For Syra-. Roch. NIAGARA baLs pct oni:
sIstv iDaiy except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn. Annex:
n, a. sI1a4s A M CD at f246 r. n. Leaves Jersey
civ p II r. Sta Q). at til 20 A ~. 20 1853 =. -.
Tirs tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
chaekas from hotel residence by Westeott Express
ehssAS9 SSIITt{ c. E LAMBERT.
=, ;asrtu.suIszt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
publie Notl1es.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE,
RT-REAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET
- - III n
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Receipts of breadstus points in thousands
three ciphers (oUol omitted bbls, bush,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-12
POST CHECK CURRENCY.
From Report of Postmaster General
 Payne for 1909:

Millions of our people live more or less remote from any postofhce, ana very large proportion of them are not able 10 buy money orders or bank drafts without great inconvenience. It is not unreason- able to expect from the government that 1t will provide an easy, convenient ana safe method to transmit small sums, say g. or less in amount without putting the sender to the inconvenience and expense which now obtains In the purchase of draft or postofice money order
 'I urge upon Congress the importance of passing some law, so that our people may have the advantage of it at as early a date as possible Hundreds of thou sands of letters carrying small amounts in silver or postage stamps are transmit ted every year through the mails. These letters are a constan mt temptation to those handling them, as it is easy to identify letters inclosing currency.
 With the extension of the rural free delivery service to the remote parts of would go far to provide the relief so ur- gently demanded, as 1t would conveniently serve those sections of the country not heretofore covered by or adjacent to money order offices or the banks of the country
 From report of Third Assistant Post master General Madden for 1902:
 Tt seems opportune to state that after a further investigation of the subject l am more than ever convinced that thls (the post check plan) or some other meth cd of making remittances. more simple and convenient than any now in exist ence. is a great need of the people"
 From article by Hon. Fl. A. Castle, Au- ditor for the Postoffice Department, in North American Review:
 This post check plan seems to be prac- tica bie. to accomplish several desirable re- suits simultaneously and to afford accom- modation to the entire public at mini mum of labor and expense
 Citizens should request their representa- tives in Congress to see that more conve- nient money Is furnished the people.