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New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

Observation-Disclosures decline of rs 60 !. in
market was 45sE and closed Sds p0iahs ao 6
e at "A p oc - Iotpg At $50 is cd and futures
at I Is fanoarS So h2fay Was auoed %as Ga at aSc lake
and eiectrolyc and casting at II 42e "a 1dan
W. s1S SuIs I sPELTER-spelter also dull and
q3cha.gea Yo 5ndF R9n Ts99SlS A was 81 lower abroad
gov S e59iipg @ al & I is is Iathcr easier in dun
and without a1Saes o2fhern is quoted at 2s25
foundry Northern No i qsS28 lSsaagy southern anu
MoLAssEs AND sYRCPs.MoiaSses viva WaS fsry good
rather quiet sgPs %Ss erhs aso notaoa follow:
orleans eetTifugsl common 9@e open 5e1r ate soioc
l1gs 11g8ls' o5e e6no iai4c fair i5ae: good 1Sa2oc
PRICE czN TRfETGT@Rates iSi sail for the
Of zeal co to IfGn 6a 0 S all other
were unehanged for 569nafd oadng
fairly steady for prompt loading rates SeT9 Id BIS
Quotations; o. t1dSh Lb ad nominal GLASGOW
nominal Hull 2g2d ,ta ha6uT To- LIVERPOOL ser
100 n i2c London ~
to pced port United Kingdom Continent Is I4d
stssner $50 TONS nSt terms january British
Sa on cephate Tampa to United Kingdom Con-
tinen private terms. December Norwegian searner ti
Term fC9s owsgisn baTk ose tons sayan
nan to the s2 toms PunbeT parien to
schooner "a tons dry cypress ia bbs and bags hence
to Charleston and 22c: schooner 1913 tons coal hence
e q s hS saiodaer 19s tons sss f6ni sSa
Perth % S0y by 5G to PTovidence 81 8o
mbs Sqt C. an n1aPd Steamer o25
Der. Gulf to Continent United Kingdom. private
oil firm spot I and held by
at 3sc with business rather quiet al e oonSons
I'd il sa Rsanss psosS E the
Fs q as s il S saR * aad s. 5 in se
s. s. ssoM sss 6s a
winter yellow aug
sa s e y FS o afss S1' Tow"
pRov1sIoNs-The was barely sly. ssesy
developing into weakness at maosb ap rally and firm
9 5ss9ss s1 5s sssi 5sy
na iacs ssso sagdnf sees saf ao
sssssy rS3ssss Rfs @asa
ssss % sa5ts s9y As ss sssEs s!sn5 ss
SIS extra oSo,sa. naa mess SEQ sSSssss sSsss
BEEE 3 3 e ST. leo
H. ssS H. assats?; sas pis eso1s s ~
sa5sr n sd sd peasd sHGhlas
picked ed eoms eoans sasss asa.sa
fss sssssy city aSgos ssS1ss
i e. BraE tsfs lss
IIaIeai iisse: city lard stearine. l2o
RTcEThe steady to hrm here and aos 81 tse
oTsnaEy % 81 Sssa s
ors 5a.. to seslss sS ss9ssta
sSasf; ss.nsd Jass Sugar anchansss ksinsE.
Gs sdna Rs%snd sc i saa and
XXX Soass 5o E.ss
powdered a o Eagle and extra fine granuiated
anu EsSie ID cartons and 10 bags OF nns
oooc N bags OF granulated Sloci Eagle nne
ns standard granuiated ssc diamond o, A eosc esn
sssttGnss fec sc No s. No 6os No 4sa No No "a
& No Il and IS 4I5e No Is 419o Easie S powderea ,s
Sc crystal doinos ;, Decsmber and January
maset ~ g. 4lG Thir thoush to be natural re-
ouoleo O. TIE steady advance for nearly TWO weeks
sc,on STEADY but unchanged with Java at Us o. sno
at SIS cd The local market was nrrn WIN
h major part available sugar neiS On to5 nsssf
PRICES cenarifusai sc test at io,iee ou, OF
carao from 5000 bags mao pssn s so saved
saraee and storage charges to the ane me S
s,e, considered TO be at &C or ABOVE ol
genera resting 90 degrees. At the same time eouee
Z. row made follows Centrsfosai 30 es,.
muscovado test. 7169sse and noiasses
s.s.r K tast. 2-16@SAA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

Cash quotations follows: Flour was quiet and
steady: No spring 75a16c; No g. 7lGIasc: No
red 75IsG77c; No corn 66-4c; No yellow oo,sc NO
oats 3l5sc No white S2l2 3Si isc; No rye t9zc 5000
feeding barley 36G39c; fair to choice mating 4iQooc 20
faxseed 81 ia No Northwestern 81 20 prime taoI9y 1
Der bb SIC 81 qS1I; lard per 100 10 Flu so
bor+ Ta sides Qoosel 62IHSS 75i dry sated snondsp
oxed1 IS 25sS 30; short clear sides tooxeG %
hiskey basis Of high wines. 81 81 on tne Froaucs
change today the butter market was steady
ISS129 dairies 17d25c. Eggs steady loss OIL cases "
tfIrnsd o4c Cheese steady, 11149124sc-
Duuth Dec 10Close: Wheat cash N9 ha5o bsr sosS'
s. 30 MAJ I5ssc; macaroni No /. 67i4ci No :. ooso-
Oats December 31Isc: May. 33 3s*c
Milwaukee Dec 1Owheat higher; close No No. NSTln ssa
Pya firm: No / 511sG52c. Barley steady; NO - o4c'
ssmnie s5G54Iac Corn. May 4i1sc.
,rnnasnoiis Dec io-Four firm; first patents % sog
second patents s3 I0@S3 So hrst clears y ssso
Second clears Sc 3O9s2 20. Bran--In bulk sls
pbradeIpbia Dec 10.-wheat firm. ao higher; con.
tract Grade December. 761aql6%c. Corn quiet out
No in export elevator. soc Oats quiet out nrn
No white clipped. SSc Butter nrrn good oehano'
Wasfen loss Off Csc; Southwestern, 2ogI2Io loss oI
io Sobs-n csc loss Cheese steady New-1ork iuII
creams prine small 1S1ac do fair to good small is%g
do 13i4c do fair TO good large lag
Sc Dressed poultry firm; good demand: fo%ls choee
Western I4c do Southern Souhw 1Sg137ee DO
fair good. l2aql214c; Oio foosleis' ioO' iO"e ~
nearby. loc
nal Dscember aO5ac May. 75s976o; No hard. 6eqI2c
Corn No cash. 45Ac: December. 4S4sc; May. 4o<c
asked oats sac: December, SS5ac Did; May
29i.c sked: No 2 white. 36c.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 1O-Cattle--Recepts. 1900. Including
800 Texans Westerns 5c to 20c lower bulk good
to prime steers So 75Gs7 25 poor medium ssaS5 65;
stockers and feeders 81 ST 60: 81 25qS4 50 he
ers S2GS5 81 254s2 40 bulls s2qS4 50 calves
So 5os7 Texas led steers 5Oas4 Western
S4GS5 20 Hogs-Recepts to-day. so 0oo morrow 40 :
coo; LETT over 900: steady close weak; mixed and
butchers s59S6 so; good choice heavy. IS oSe
rough heavy s6ds6 IS: light So 65ds6 15 bulk of sales
So O5dSo go Sheep-Receips 10000; sheep and lambs
steady: choice wethers sass 50 fair to choice
mixed 50 1884; native lambs. S4QS7 25
Cincinnati 1o-Hogs active. higher, S4 S5GS6 40.
Cattle S2QS5 Sheep active. higher. 81 I5SS T5
Lambs strong, s4dDS5 30.
Kansas City Dec. Observation-Disclosures TO- 200 natives
500 Texans Calves-Receips. 100 Texans. 300 natives
Corn cattle steady Western strong, 10c
natives 10125c best stockers steady others
export and dressed beof steers So 30S6
6g4S5 %: stockers and feeders, S3qS4
fed steers. S34S5 30 Texas and Indian
5oQS4 50 256S2 65; native 81 604
So 60GS5 50 S1S2 45: bulls
S2Ss3 75 calves. 50 259$6 HogsReceipts. 1900 head
market 1o@l5c higher: tops 50 o2t; bulk Sc lodS6 90
heavy Sc 1885 32 packers Sc loS6 25 light, So $50
Sc 20: Workers S6 i5s6 20: pigs. So 50as6 o7 Sheep
Receipts head; market slow but steady native
s4Gs5 85; lambs. So s5G$5 %; fed
ss1S3 SIS; native wethers So os4 Western wethers
SsTS4 10; stockers and feeders. s26s3 25.
East Liberty. TSc. 10.-Catte steady choice S64S6 TO-
prime SIS sodS III s5 25ds5 So Hogs higher; prime
heavies 45S6 60 mediums Sc 15as6 20; heavy York
ere s6 lOs6 l5 Workers. s6S6 05; pigs IS eoSS
roughs S5gS6 Sheep steady choice wethers 9ogs4 10
cuIis common 81 50S2 choice lambs, So 4oes5 60
s71SS q.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
: ~ the -,o-ts and interior points to-day.
= = -s-1s sav last week and last year:

o4on Exchange special Liverpool cables spot 1
ezser. sales 1000 bales. speculation ano eapo
American 1900: receipts 5000 AGeT,Ah & nsut decline
cioe8 Arm net 15za2 points higher Deceinner 1.S9
<4zd 1eceraber-Janusry AID; Msy
ruary-March and March-April 4sL9a.1-o: boSsa sss
4z2d; May-Juns, June-July and Juiy-A"sus"
MsncbeSter-Yarns and cloths Gull -. ,. ss,,,r. g.,
FTOT-f .NTs NFsI-Checked by tie Late oecnts II
wheat tTs-e.s IN the market was fa.neL Lsst.
,esfersv through prices still held rrn az u ~ ss.
snrinr s+e~ts sS Iedsz winter stralghts $3.50
Winter 5stents ss eoas3 30: spring clears s og s 2
so red dog s2arS23 spo; and to sTT5se of sns
WIFE rTG-F-Fair Quoted az 81 oolsZ oo sios -
arrive ...RYE FLoUF--steady.. sS1SSs (, ~ "
good 81 0Gs3 20: choice 10 fancy 60 OK
&c hrsnd BAcSMEkI-ouet. Quote6 Fine ~nles Erh nlo
yellow 81 5osl 60: coarse. 81 22asI -: ta -
farur Quoted: Spring spot sit 80. sq-
nve. 10 sIsGs22: spring bran ouIx n;,v seeS
spr;ng bran niddling, s7. in go 10 c.,s sos q
tlf 50asfs Lnseed oil s2e 90 ooTn 9 ' S -
GRAIN-WHEAT-The result OF pront h,rss
plainly APPARENT In Yesterdays wheat niaih r..
ns higher throughout the forenoon fa L. ~
ot selling moday that sept Wy
here everything except December. wnlcn
higher. Chicago the contrary H. .a,i,rs .
Sfer midday was weakest thing on tie nsH
of lac from TOP and closing xc lower tha the %
nsht The December premium here over aoS ~
The nav &c beer 3c IN the day ts seengtn
therefore pronounced II the Only oplio'
Which failed materially share IN the latS
1he highest Deliveries OF ABOUT oo.uoo
aace December contracts. but also ~ienou,
me fTm Cnoertene. AS partial reason .oi ee
sosernmen; report expected Longs also 80
- oifarpost;ng from the export oepaf
.nongh Will below, Developments siS.e
80 we've c1oEs Liberal than Eenerauy s1UsSss@ se~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
STOCK ON HAND
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. o-closing-Wheat-Spot nrn: No q
red Western winter, 5s f01sd: No California. 6s I'D.
No Northern spring. stock futures steady: Decem
quiet: American mixed new os 3D. American mixed old
Adj: steady: January As Sizds May.
FIour-St. Louis fancy winter quiet. SIS Sd. Hops
London--Paeihc Coast nrm, &c 12sqf7 Peas-Canadan
steady 6s 7Ld. Beef hrm India mess HISS Pork
arm; prime mess Western. 92s Cd. Hams-Short cut
"a TO is 10 quiet, SIS dull: Cumberland rs
to so h ASS. short RIB ls to rs r SIS; long clear mid
IS TO SIS Cd short clear backs. is rn
bellies IA to 1s n. 62s ShouldersSquare. II
10, dull ASS Sd. Lard-American refined. pAia quiet
SOS prime Western. In tierces steady 59s
coIored Tallow.Prime city hrm 2ss 3D. Turpentine
-SDirlts firm 39s 3d. Rosin-Conmon steady, As 4Ed
P.trolauru-Rsdnsd stsesy- dad. Lnssed f- 25s "a
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

Tba EXCHANGE price at 3Ac quart net to the
.hnner The Surplus s selling for 81 so can
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of potatoes
continue liberal stock held steady at tu ate
nrices Sweet potatoes firm. Onions nrm for cnoice.
Cahhaxe. steady. Cucnmbers in light supply Celery
yeeetahes selling with prices averaginS higher
KsI. and spinach good demand and steady. Lettuce
STEADY with fancy saIable above quotations Peas drag
efng Radishes neglected. String beans firm and higher
for fancy vegetables about as quoted we
quote: Potatoes Bermuda bbl ssqS6 do Long Isl
and per hbi $2as2 do Jersey 81 1902; do State.
PennsvIysna Michigan $50 n, 81 5oS1 S7 other
western 5olS1 IS: do German and Belgian per sack
81 55lsI s5 Irish. sack. 81 S5; do Maine .5g
81 So virgins second crop prime per 30 DBL 81 oo
Southern saas2 5o onions Connecticut white; bb.
s45s7 do yellow s2ds2 co. do red 81 50ds2 do Orange
oInfy white per bag s1s2 so; do yellow. 81 o0qS2 20
do red 2STS1 do State and Western yellow per
bag 81 25as2 red 81 251si 7b; do Long Island and
small white pickle per bhi ss@ss; Brussels
oIart saITo; per bbl 75cTsi; carrots. ST. cab
bages per ton s49s9: do 100. s19s2: oucumbeTs,
Florida per basket 81 5os2 so: do Boston per dozen
81 r1SS1 S2 celery. dozen 5G50c: caufowers per
piant per box sis2 per Dbl so@65c; lima beans
per bag s1Qs2: lettuce. NewOrleans Dbl 81 ooGs5
So Boston per 25eo75c: do Norfolk basket;
Oc7sI: do North Carolina. 7acas1 so; do Florida and
Charleston per basket s16s2: mushrooms per 10 l0g
4oc: okra carrier slGss peas per basket Siass
Carrier b0as2 5o pumpkins. hhl e0I parsnps
81 q: ror1ane New-Oreans. bbl s2Gs4: radishes
Norfolk per 10d2Oc: hothouse per 100 5oQ6oc
spnach per 75c4S1: string beans Charleston per
fsa o5 do wax per s1fTs1 IS: DO green s1ase;
furnips Russia per bbi, eoEsoc: do white s1ns1 2o;
tomatoes Florida carrier. Sass So do California
nar hcx. &1a1 5oS do hothousA.- -nAr n 2A1saI2A
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

SPOT cotton closed quiet, with quotations @ rs MD
the hasis OF soc for uiddlng upland ano ooc lDt
ding Gulf Sales s6 bales southern spo1 s1 % isc
We're elegraphed as ro0% so sIes: Noble steady.
chsnTed al 73sc: sales 500 bales; sayannah quiet
cSs-ge5 AZ JIG. sales bales; Charleston
rehsreed at 5ic; sales 300 bales; Wilmngton he: Ie
rcrsrged st 7sLc: Norfolk steady unchanged al
sales 56E bales: Baltimore nominal nnchangea nsiiy
csIvesfor unchanged Sic; Augusta STEADY. Pa.s
r1sc t1Ae- 81 a-I6c; sales 1.0G1 bales; MeIIipnis
.teady Snchanged at s1sc; sales, 225o bales; st
higher Lice: sales $50 bales
mated reoeipts at Neworfeans for tomorrow are
10 70 a sles compared with 1870 bales "a
week and bales for the sane Day ysal Eneced
6ooo $500 bales are
Win afa bales actual last week ana 10, SOS
hees year ago Galveston expects 5000 to loco %
IN co--se+ With s42 bales actual week ago ana 1Su
bales
n,reS vritb ~. -srne day week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 10. m-Cottos.spot IN inpr9ss o, 60
sSsd good middng 45sa niddiing 44sd low rniddns
OF the day 1900 bales. OF which LOCO were for
speculation ard export and included 1890 American
Receipts 3o0O bales including 1900 American FUTURES
opened quiet and closed firm: American middlins c
december 4-4S14. .44d December and January 42d;
January aud Iebearx. <l&4a2ds February and March.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToT-fsan.
40 80 '1f.3o NJ. '1Oo s-3 40. 500. 100 ?. NJ
sI2 IS Mdt. -, --. -. j..
day sSundey only. tParlor cars only lNta TernsqA-
0fces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House,
113 PSI asa 1900 1854 Broadway 1S2 3th Ave 70 Unio1
SHsre west i53 125th St. 273 West l2th ST. Is
Soiurnbus Ave Court S44. $50. Fulton
IarS.1xIvn. Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Yora<
transfer Co calls for checks destinaton
". BESLER =. M 5OSL..
Manager. GsneraI HaSsr AssnS .
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady at q
slight advance owing improvement at Savannah
Rosin ruled steady unchanged Tar nrrly held
at full prices. We quote:
sPIRiTS TURPENTINE--on bbis. 5ssc. machine bnls
54Ac 80,
ROSIN-Comrnon good strained. 81 1881 TTi3s D.
ST 81 81 81 so: F. 81 IS! G. 81; H. 81 10Gs2 Is; 81 400
s3 So K So NJ IS 50 N. IS so w G. 81 20: W. 81 so
STOCK ON HAND.
PAST, hills ..................-.....-.cs7o 100
turpentiue.
bblS. ooo
Savannah 1o.-Turpentine steady. bo%o: receipts
SIS sales So bbls exports 622 ools Kosn nrn
Quote A. B. and D. 81 As: e 81 80; F. 81 50; G. 81 co.
n SIS; 81 10: *. $2 60; NJ SO %. N S3 5o5'W G.
So 50; W W. 81 90
Charleston 1o-Turpentine ard rosin unchanged.
wilmington, Dec. 10Spirits urpeatine firm. 5oec bid
Rosin firm 81 30dS1 35; receipts 546
bbls Crude turpentine 81 1898 receipts. 81 hbls
Tar drni 81 So receipts. 2SS bbls-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
READING SYSTEM

.JERSEG 4
Liberty Street and South Ferry Cine from South
Ferry i've minutes earier).
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
"A NJ To. 40 500 5-45 Easton only) P. N Sun
MIX KFsSBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4.O0 s.1O
< ~ p NJ SUNDAYS 25 a NJ. 100 P. N
yIKEWOOD, LAX EHURST, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4Oo. o. 10 A. NJ. 80 g 40. 41O Lake
oo5 and Iakehurst onlyl 500 Cx5So Lakewood only)
p NJ SUNDAYS. 1000 A NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-fzaOo l. NJ f1So
LONG BRANCH. AsBIRY PARK. oCEAy
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHGRE
POfNTS-z4O0 $50 II 80 A ". IS. $50. $50 P. NJ
sn1davs except Ocean Grove 900 A NJ. 400 ?. NJ
(READING TEsRMINAL0-zs425 Is
f7oo $500. 300. tl0Oo t11.oo \ NJ, tl2oo. .too.i
$40 1900 fsOo 400 800. t6oo. f7.3o. $500 ?. M-
,arH sSD CHESTNUT sTREET-s425. $3.50. s10se-
80 A. NJ 100. t'5.40. 800 100. te-25 P. NJ =
REIDTNG HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AND
WIILIAMSPORT-Il4O0. z4-25. $500. lte 10 1000
ifOO A NJ. Reading only). iIs1-oo 10 t2oo 2. N
Reading, Pottsyils and Harrisburg only. tsOo t2Oo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL1oAD.


sTAT5oSs q wsT gn TETTxTER TcgETxSpr 2REEq SnnEET
sSPhe iee1fng rim. from Desbrosses and
cortIandt Streets is i've minutes ,a Later s, than
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New York to Pittsbur Sleeping Car Pttsburs to
ShcssO No eeaeheS 19 Pi5iss%E and Cleveland
s55 A. NJ PENNsYLvANIA Ed
tion car For chicago Cleveland TOledO. Detroit
1oPna p H. InflansDfES TE sssliSaf q
b"Mngoo Draw" sieepins Sc Dining and Buffet
S folsde d faSAG9 HHD H
& Iaef?@ISflis p e. s sAS5fR E6Es & as
N " s h s. E1 Cal
ESl'fs faa:eRf r. fscFfc sciFss
Route Connects Ceyeand S except ssSrSsy
PREss-For Pittsburg. Cleveland, and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s sns, p6 3D s nnT @ oS ts Ss ss aRa
NJ 1855 Dnirg Ca 10 DesbrGsses and &c G9rsla1ds
s9d Timing Cars DINING Dining ca5}
SIS SIS Bnins PRins esT P Dining % : sa? 2se
pniGg Gsr CARS Dining ca DINING Carr s55
soGTmERN hHnR Sa[ g1s ' 2s 1alo
ArI.ANTIc COAST IINE.-Express. s.55 and s2s
% 5ay Na ANb 3 " WTERa nsEht ei kA1wAYFor Memphis,
aRs Hfw Rf5saRs oafo III Way . m
r6 5Rys OLD H55 Po4 saf doFRP SS r and say
A1ISF1c z;s4tsys sFTs aRo sss ? m m $sls
sundays: 755 a. ~ Through vestioued Trains: Buffet
lor Smoking Parlor Cars. Dining Car and Stand
ard Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p m. weekdays
points New York and Long Branch Railroad fIrou
West Twenty-thrd Street Statiunl. $50 m. L 10
3.25. 45j and 1t:25 p. m weekdays SGroays -
a. m, 455 p IN. from Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets 900 a II. 20, 3.4o 80 and 11So ?. m
weekdays. Sundays. 945 a. m. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 62ol. rs I5s.
s25 500 rs 0.55 Penna- Limited 1910 Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr 10 IS Dining
Carr. I1.55 m, 12.55 Dining Carr. L55 Dining
Carr 10 CDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 20. 253
3.25 Dining Carr, sos, 425. AS Dining Carr, 45S
Dining Carr, 5.55 Dining Carr. 1.55, D. S55- %
D. m 1910 night. Sundays. 6.10 755 (no coaches).
S25 S.55 e.55 (Limted). 9.55 10 IS Dining CaD a. m.
1885 Dining Carr. 155 Dining Car). 25 Dining Car).
3.55 % Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr 56S Dining
Carr. 7.55 SIS. s55. 9.2o M. u 10 night 80
23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue Corner
29th ST.; Astor House. West Twenty-third Street
Staten. of Desbrosses and Corandt
Streets: $50 Fulton Street ss Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station BROOKLYN; Station.
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company will
call Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 9iI Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. P WOOD, .
General Manager. GenT Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

cSsv York Central & Hudson River R. R. Lessss2
re;rs Issva Frarklfn ST. Station. New York as fcf%
lows and i5 min later foot OF West sd ST.. n H.
az IN . M-For intermediate points 70 Albany
+,t % ! ! M-rS Saratosa arf5 Mohawk Express.
M.-ChicagO Express
% Is M-cont. Lin. for Detroit Sni e $, Louis
"a ~ p W-For Roch. Buffalo. CIeveYd s. Chicago
t943 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit and s. Louis
. M-For Roch Niagara Falls. Det & chi
sTsiiv TDafiy except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
SYty P r R. sta %. at tn 20 A NJ. ~ fS35 p 81
Tr-s principal hotels and Offices Bassass
checked from residence by Wssteott EXprsSs
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
financial

A ADVERTISEMENTS and sueseripticus for Ths Tr1ouns
n received a their Cpt Office.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
offices at regular onco rates until o'clock viz
234 stb-ave s. E. cor. 2Sd-st: 153 6th-ave, cor.
,otb-st: 92 East 14th-st., 2o7 West 42d-st.. be-
tween eth and sth aves: 263 West 125th-st. 1.33S
betvv I7th 1.O26 3d-ave.,
near e1st-s: 1.3OS 1st-ave.. seth 1o7 East
4ist-st 554 3d-nve.. 80 Bleecker-st.: as5
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-2I6 COurf-st.s 8
2I5 sn,ith-st.. 1904 Gates-ave. Newark. N. J..
-T94 Broad-st Also A D. I. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
Yester-

Foreien Coffee Narkete--Rlo-Cofeee market steady:
No Rio $780, exchange I'D; receipts. 1000 bags;
Europe IIO0o nags. stock $4,000 bags santoscoffee
market opened pig lower at 2;3o was net Ant3
pfg lower: sales. 5000 bags. HarTe-Cof1ee market
opened UNCHANGED: u II, unchanged; st
barely steady Z franc lower; $50 unchanged:
sale
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

CoTToN-operaons on The Sot1on E&cIse h9 5ev epeed
with the market showing steady undertone at ucrangeo
rices 10 Of points This proved 70 oe tLe
lowest Level Of the Subsequent business was upu
steadily upward SCALE with the advance finally
70 points steady at net rise OF u Q
points continued practically 70 me "s
demand improving as the Day aosanCSa ne
higher ruling Of prices started better cables tnsn
pected accelerated by indications OF
small recents and generally firm spot markets.
the opening call teversh deIanG IroL
r Indications very light receipts for tonsloh
the other points Of and
Street giving preference 10 AaaIch
May while the public demand In general was or 1F
ais for August on the
re cor is Ia be less than popularly supposed hereto
fore the effect discovery VIII apply VIII -
force to -he latter position Considerable investment o
rsloped on ground that there had been
subject especially as 70
cables from Liverpool indicated growing Ics On
OF Of the movement
1 scheule scarcely 5usties the goveritleit
cron esirnates let the much heavier III
in season. The demand to-day was LoI
classes OF buyers-notably account OF 80 rha
grain crowd enc LIE 0OuT
market closed with upward tendency Inc 'o0s4 S
o| futures were estimated 100000 bales - dsv
7e - Of contract prices the local marker 'o-oay
g fellows.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

44194 42d: March and April 44lg4. 42t: April and
Nav 4.42; May and June. 442fl 4Sd; June and July,
442d4 4S: July and August. 442q4 4Sd-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGlANDi


noSToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
CSew York Central & Hudson River r 2 L<ssss,
Trains Central Station FouFtn ASenos An
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New YORK Central Offices ais and 12lS
r,-oss1sv ana al Grand Central Station.
A. II. SMITH. Gt0rcr., a Dsa.Sns .aSI- 80.
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

Lackawanna r abroad.
Leave New York. Barclay Christopher Sts
fs.oo A M.-For Bingharaton and Syracuse
$1,000 A M.--For Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis.
sI.4o p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
fAoo P. M.-Fnf Scranton and Plymouth
s6. 10 p. M.-FoF Buffalo and Chicago
ss.45 p M--Utica. Oswego. Ithaca Buffalo
900 A. Mi-For Chicago-Sleepers open P "
II3 400. i1S3 Broadway y. Y: S3S Fultoa
ST.. Brooklyn 'Datiy- Except sunday
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-13

take down a. history written
in 1904 and thereby tell who
will be the next president Of
the United States; or one q
hundred years from now and
see when King Somebody
died. Thus my second wish
would also comprise wealth
and the gift of prophecy.
My third wish would be for
a practical knowledge of all
past and future languages so
that I could read how the
pyramids were built, and
how America became the
greatest of nations and how
Professor Blank went to
Mars. Surely, with all these
I need not wish for happi-
ness.
Alfred w. Schroeder,
18th Grade. Wheaton, MINI.