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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Senator Cullum says that Presi-
dent Roosevelt is assured of the H.
linois delegation in the next nation
al republican convention. The sen.
ator believes that Mr.. Roosevelt will
be nominated by acclamation.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

A MENDMENT TO THE CONsTITU-
HENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH
FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR BEJ &c
TION BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA, PUBLISHED BY
ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF
ANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
OoURsEs OF STUDY

In addition to the departments Of the
regular Normal Course, we have special
Departments of Music, Elooution, Art,
Drawing and Water Color, and full Col
lege preparatory department You can
save an entire year IN your college prepar-
at0ry work by coming here
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
Consumption Threatened

II was troubled with a hacking
cough for year and l thought 1 had
consumption" says G. Unger, 211
Maple ST, Champaign, Ill. ri tried
a great many remedies and was
under the care Of physicians for sew
eral months. 1 used one bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar. It cured
me and l have not been troubled
since. Sold at Armstrong's drug
store.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
State
Normal School
EAsT sTRouDsBuRa. pa.
LOCATION

This popular State Institution Is located
ia the midst Of the Delaware Wator Gap
and Mt. PocOnO Summer Resort Region
the most healthfnl and picturesque Ia the
state, and one that is visited BY thousands
of tourists annually.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

A MENDMENT TO THE CONsTITU-
n TION PROPOSED TO THE CIT
lHENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH
FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJEC-
TION BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PkNNSYLNANIA, PUBLISHED BY
ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF
TIE COMMON IN PURSU-
ANeE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE
CONSTITUTION
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Mr. Sulzer's frank admission that
he is disappointed in President
Roosevelt suggests to us that there
may be other democrats who are
not thoroughly delighted with the
course of the administration.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Will cure Bright's disease.
Will cure diabetes.
Will cure stone in bladder.
VIII cure kidney and bladder dis
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
A Physician Healed

DR.. Geo. Ewirg, a practicing ply
sician of Smiths Grove, Ky, for
over thirty years, writes his person
al experience with Foley's Kidney
Cure "For years 1 had been both
cred greatly with kidney and bIad-
der trouble and enlarged prostate
gland, I used everything known to
the profession without relief, until
1 commenced to use Foloy's Kidney
Cure. After taking three bottles
was entirely relieved and cured.
prescribe it now daily in my prao.
tice and heartily recommend it to
all physicians for such troubles. ]
have prescribed it IN hundreds OF
cases with perfect success. f" Sold
at Armstrong; drug store.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
COST or BOARDING

Boarding expenses are $3.50 por week
which includes fully furnished and car
peted room heat, electric light and laun-
dry. The additional expense is less with
Us thaa at most any other school.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Add at the end Of section seven, article
three, the following words; "Unless before
u shall beintrOduced in the General Assem-
bly, such proposed special or local law shall
hive been first submitted to q popular
vote, at a general or special election in the
locality or localities TO be affected by it's
operation, under an order of the court Of
common pleas of the respective county af-
ter hearing aud application granted, and
shall have been approved by "a majority of
The voters at such election. Provided, That
no such election shall be held until the de-
cree OF court authorizing the same shall
have been advertised for at least thirty t8Ol
days IN the locality or localities affected
Ia such manner as the court may direct.
true copy Of the Joint Resolution
W. w. GhEEST,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Sold at Armstrong; drug store.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an ameqdment to ne oonsitu

IIUTUaIHH IN UIUIUUIn0UI % TID IUnaTTU-
tion Of the Commonwealth
Section !. BE It resolved by the Senate
and House OF Representatives Of the Com
mOnwealth Of PennaylvRnia IN General
Assembly met, That the following is pro
posed as an amendment to the Constitu.
tion Of the Commonwealth Of pennsylva-
mia, in accordance with the provisions Of
the eighteenth article thereof:
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-08-22

Among these are b new Gymnasium, a
fine Electric Light flnht. and new Reel
tation Hal nov being erected which will
contain llteen large and fully equipped
recitation rooms. in addition, an bed
rooms viii be replastered and fitted up
und various other changes made In the
dormitories for the further comfort ana
convenience of the pupils of The school
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
OTHER MARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct; a4.-CattIe-ReceIpts 1000 head incud-
ing Westerns slow. steady; good 10 prime steers
Homna S7QSs. POOR to medium. So 75G$6 u.s. stockers
and feeders Se0s4 70: 81 25 So heifers S2aS5;
Texas fed $5dS4: Western steers. SIS J0$6 Hogs
Receipts to-day. 5000 head; tomorrow. l0OOG cft
over 1900: opened strong: closed weak yesterday
close mixed and butchers 81 65qs7 10: good 10 choice
heavy SO e0aS7 2ai rough heavy SIS SO so: light
0ds 9O bulk sales 81 1895 %. Sheep-Receipts
5000 head: sheep and lambs steady: good 20 choice
wehers. SO 5O9S4 fair 10 choice mixed 81 5OaS3 so
Cincinnati Gct 24-IIoEs active and steady. 81 $50
81 10 Cattle strong $5GS6 Sheep steady 81 SOaSG 40.
Lambs steady SASS %.
demand; feeling easier veals-Receipts, 45O head
steady IS 50Gss 25 Hogs-Receipts II 500 head fairly
active. lOaI5c lower heavy, 81 20as7 IS; mixed S7G
81 i5 Workers IS sOass 80: light Workers ss 65S6 Is:
closing lower Sheep and lambsReceipts IL 600 head:
sheep steady: lambs 15G25c lower lambs S. 50a
s. sS syesTliagso s4as4 2S ewes 50 :5ass rs mixed
East Liberty. oct 24-Cattle steady: choice So son
81; prime. SO 1880 65: good, 81 90@S5 IS Hogs slow
prime heavies 81 2O9SI 80 mediums. O5asT 10 heavy
So So roughs s5ass 90 sheep steady best wetber 81 a
ass s0 culls and common 81 50qs2. choice lambs IS SIS
Kansas City. oct. observation-disclosures 2 2OO natives
dun and weak. best strong: others ioysr
lower choice export and dressed bef
steers SO So9 So 90 fair to good 81 COG s
ana Indian S3 1Ods4 20: exas cows s 3GS
SO; native 81 5odSi native heifers Sc 25$s IS
81 1882 IS: bulls 81 so7S2 35; calves sSas8
Hogs-Recepts. $500; market sc lower: top 81 So bulk
ers 81 roo sO light 81 65iaRs7 77is YorLars e SS
81 77Is s. 5OGis6 So Sheep-Receints goo rnarkst
steady. lambs weak; native lambs 81 1 S5 Ok Westsrn
q I0 Western wehers. sSs3 95: stockers and feeders
81 1878 SO. -i- '-'''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

,s ned kinsdom or Continent private tsr2s
~ 1isa Ia steamer 2o2 tons general cargo Novem-
H british steamer ASA tons general eaTsS 1T
spanish steamer $50 poEth shore M GuGa onS
coal Norfolk 10 Tsnipico private terms Norwegan
sseemer eS3 tons e9a Baltimore to sens 10 Rio
JaneIro River Plate private British schooner
France 59 schooner Ph0sPsae T9 Pniiads s1v
Boads 81 " apto 6 a. and g saSS & British schooner
~ M tons fertilizer hence wolfie 81 oSG 81 25s
coal 6Sh sSTih Abs2 A%S9 to to sasm s.
oiLs-cottonseed Gii was easy again and dull az
Prse,cay UNCHANGED prices Lnsesd Gi in con
don as previously reported Petroleum 20 also a n bp
g. Is Philadelphia tbs 81 25 and in 6gk 3 80 1 re
Prime crude. mile aoq3Oc: crude. here s5g5ac;
prime summer yellow S6qs7c nominal on sP1t & sses
PSs GhG 4e prime .i6 %9'sr cy aT i6a
sIe out of town raw 44g45c Calcutta raw 'oe ard Oh
PROVISIONS showing considerable TsakPsss S PeTs
Showed consideTabie eteadn % Western receipts
and o oIgdns az om,bs boO9 2 at Gaag 56 we're
Steady Mess SIS 75aslo family s22 sh9Tt si9T
S2 5o family s50slG packet So 5og$' so extrs s I5 30
gs2i BLESSED HoGsHsieady; quoted: Ba369ns.
% r. pic iS9 fes ri s s;, 4o oncte NO. S smokng
m 70 M dSots nSs 2 a NJ Sls l. b NJ a d$ Pa5
TALLoW-Dull; quoted city. She; country 6s.gie:
quoted sS Raahsd fG2isd Il lara rm MY quoted
cnTpiSS nn;L l2s Continent II 52e Brazil ARIHE
Quiet quoted: oleo, l5a16c; city lard stearine
RiCE-The market is quite active with tone m n'In. H.
Stocks are not overlarge although good assortment Is
presented for the inspection Of buyers Quotations follow
domestic ordinary, 3i2dic; fair 10 good ~ aoc: prime
to ehoice 5.g5.sc head 5S.a6%c; PatI4 9a2TSs' ia,
4's941sc; Rangoon. in bond, 2ila2&sc ,.-
oIGAt-Refned sugar is moderately active Ast prices
are unchanged but grades OF soft are shaded say
6gO points The oveTsales now attracting much
attention as they not large. Deliveries are maze
quite promptly We quote: Cut loaf erushed and ION loi
mos. 5l5c; mould a and cubes. 90c NNNA POWDERED
aS9c. powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered.
sac Eagle conteetoners granulated 49Oc Eag!e
and extra fine grarulated 75c Eagle 10 cartons ana
N bags OF hne granulated. 4s5c Eagle 10 bags Of
me eranulaed 4s0c: Eagle fine granulatsd standard
sranu'atsd and dsmond A. 4eoc oonfeetioners 4 4S0c @
no g. l5c; No I, 4lOc; No 5: 405c; No g. 4c: 10 10
osoc; No II. $500; No IL 3S5c. No 13 SOC; Nos Il
ana 10 3ISc; No l6 zoe; Eagle powdered 495c crystal
doninos. &c The local market for is firmly
held with reners buyers full prices for sugar in any
position But very little is oneged by importers
VINO are looking for better Current prices are S's
oT 20 test cenrfuga 1l6c for 50 test muscoyado and
1850 for 50 test molasses The London beet
sugar market about Sd with October quoted
AZ IS Sad and November Is Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

,TESTAI.S-NotWfthstanding advance of l2s "a 70
II 70 rs for spot Ills IS for futures in the London
snot closing 26.30d 20 35c COPPEREConner
ann in the local market but without material nTics
ss,Ses here being declines noted in bid prcs. ~
- or Two grades only STANDARD closed lie laks AZ
~ siectrolvtic Il eoQll soc ana rsnS
so5iI see London prices like those OF tIn Sya@e
higeT m advance being reported from that mafle, ~
lss a. IEAD-Lead rul ID quiet ana rcha aS
h|1b markets closing here AZ 4'sc in IonSor 80
10 rs SPELT Eh-spelier was quiet also and WITH
~, rbanee here sac and abroad az fl9 Sc fRSS
~, TSnSlish iron markets reported slight 5stItnSs
|-,assou- closed 5Ts "a and Mddesbor0 a, a. es
1c-sy IRON was steady aad unchanged Warrants noro
N-,hern No foundry Southern and No foundry Sontb
ern soft S22Gs2s.
As0I,AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for ,,o,.-...
Is Tm fine gTsaes are in esmand syrups are
gon isai3e: ligl6e good l7q22c: pr s
49, Sew orleans open kettle. 309soc Syrups 80
iS6lsc fair. l5aiIe good ls9-oo prime 2i62ac fancv
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Tracing in sail tonnage ,r -, .
"a rorhnsd the coastwise trades The 6srn nsht
sesses showed Improvement. and rates y~s iof
sSa Continued exceedingly light as ,onSsin ton
SreeIy offered were very low for sno1 was
loading quotations 20 Liverpool AntSe,a ana fer
Tcrdo5 ana Glasgow. Ind Bristol Hui aPp. lad;
siIe ~ d: Leh 2isd; Hamburg 25a27iz pfsz "a New
5s ,,sSs- Rotterdam flzc November ; cotr S.enen.
-Soi per 100 NJ i2c: London. oats Is CTI LIVER
orfs lava December British steamer 27 o Tour
- Gain Gulf picked ports United KinKdo. quar-
tfnenf 1isd berth terms, option general earFo
go fFittsh steamer 20 600 quarters grain Feoru
sss,soa 10 picked ports United Kingdom Is Soston
fernr November; British steamer 900 tons perth
Sea 10 New-YoTk Bs 81; Swedish steamer 80 swan
steamer lGIe tons coal Swansea 90 Montreal oItlsh
British steamer. i6Se tons coal Glasgow Boss %;
al and back Louisport. S. Glasgow sasssSton ss
British steamer. isSo tons general cargo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
Noiire of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York.-United Trust Company New
John r. Harrison executors Of and trustees
will and testament of Andrews Sober. de-
ceased Plaintiffs against lie Roy Sober and Rodney
Sober Defendants Trial desired the County
O York To the abOve-named Defendants and each
OF .hem: You hereby summoned TO the
action. and 10 OF
on the plaintiffs within 20 DAYS after service
OF exclusive % the day OF service and
failure judgment will be
by default for the relief demanded in
,hc complaint
Dated September 80. 1907
EDWARD W. SHELDON.
Plaintiffs Attorney once and Post-oce address No IS
Wall street. Borough of Manhattan. city Of New
York. New York. - -
Plaintiff Attorney Once and Office address No 23I
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
York.
To the aoove-named defendant sober: The
going upon by publication.
suant David Isventritt, OF the
Justices the Court OF the state OF New York
dated day October 1907 and nled with the
complnnt Office Clerk Of the County ot New
York az House. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York. New York
Dated October 1ith. leO1. -
antiffs' Attorney ONCE and Posoice address, No IS
wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
0'N' CHARLES A DESHON.
Plaintiffs Attorney Post-Oice address, No 237
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

NDIIDN-A portion Of yesterdays loss Was recovered
t1ay, with prices the close near the t1p but ths
trade apathetlc speculation. The market opened
steady with prices points higher in sympathy with
seadior English market than due the closing here
az yesterday The trade also Influenced by
HIGHT port receipts preicoHs Tor very hDlish week
enc statements The commission houses were not
seundanty supplied with buying orders however ana
ioLoWng the call the market for time followed an
Irregular in the absence of substantial support
But became evident that the in sight for the week
would fall short Of that for last year by some
LWO bales and that the visible supply tgures would
also be against declining market. covering On liberal
seals developed and prices worked upward quite rapdlg
The better feeling extended Wall Street and the West
whose buying a OF the late forenoon. The
tpecuatye public unable come out boldly on The
u SIDE owing the continued very fine weather preya
nt ever the entire Gotten belt Moreover, the govern
heni forecast declared there would he no immediate
enanEe On climatic conditions South. his mild. clear
heaher mcde the majority the trade believe that
cotton stil maturing and will continue 10 mature
g long killing frost holds on The estimate of
A j. Bustou 100000 hhles minimum produced no
tle1 upon the market having been discounted in the
oelne of Yesterday. During The afternoon the market
vas very quiet but steady hrm. with prices holding
Sse DO the top The close was quiet. with prices ntt
80 points higher Total sales estimated az 2spp9
les The worlds visible supply increased i62 ODo bales
ssains a@8 o0 last year the American visible l6ooJu
egainst 5f2 olO last year
The range Of prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN--Nork October "a 1902.
-orz-rr,- Coffee to-day after opening quiet un-
Sssd rr,es ruled du curing the session ~ generally
-Ssnces prlces until quite late IN the session, when
= rr-,,te cables s-rived giving the Gays primary
ris which viii be officially reported In the morning
-. rr-1ed somewhat below expectations ana the mar
.eessur,e4 slightly frIoer finally closing al
h1d,.sn,e II : uoints. The early cables to-day
s,ss condition II speculative indifference IN the for
IN markets similar thar which has been 50 prominent
l-rzl trading Tor time past. HaNre was
.nnc lower az her and Hamburg was unchanged
= d nfe lower Both markets quiet. The primary
,sriss were both unchanged and the receipts IN line
with Yesterdays cables. There was clearance OF leoOs
80 fr5w Rio The local trading without special
sse Fary IN the day there scattering purchases
- esuortes account supposed 10 represent sales Of
ros and consequent Withdrawals Of hedges Late IN
~ ssSsi5n there buying Tor both accounts hut
sgs ,rsre orlpsratively free and the showed
,., iS.rrov1ent he footed up 1880 hags
The market quiet and unchanged on the basis
a &c FOR Rio No T.
The range prices I'm the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

Spot cotton closed dun with quotations unchsnged on
ne basis 7oc mid Hing upland and Sc for mid
eng Guf Sales 1914 bales. Southern spot markets
we're ielegrarhe1 follows. AeH-Orleans quiet bGt
Steady ana unchanged sis: sales. 1000 bales. Mobile
s-rt ana unchanged a. l5lGc sales 800 bales saVsn-
- anet and unchanged s.. sales, 6U- bales
,sfesor steady and unchanged az Sc. sales 100 bales
iingl9n arm and unchanged 81 Sac. &olfolh steaoy
A unchanged 3 16~ sales. % bales Haltfnoi >
9oielAal and unchanged 5-l6c- Augusta easy ana
Sc lower A 3iGc; sales. lio23 bales St Louis quiet
e- lnehanFed a. sac; sales - bales Estimated re-
p ~ NfTyOrlcanE for tomorrow are 1850 70 lAJuV
tales compared with IA 3f6 bales actual last week and
.s bales actual last year At Houston for to-noTTo~
o 10 1850 bales against ls.s5s bales actual last
.eA ana 20 l78 bales actual last year. ~ Gaafeston
lo-moroW. 10 00O u 600 bales against lA5- baes
iisl week and lS 90 bales actual last year
Receipts porte to-day and for the week
= compared with the totals Of week previous ana of
Llla aar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

salted shoulders boxed 20 ISqslo short clear stass
on Produce Exchange today the butter market
creamery. 16is G24isc daries. 15G2lc. Eggs
easier: loss of. eases returned 22c. Cheese steady.
lOad11&c
Duluth Mimi Oct 24.-Close Wheat-Cash No l.
hard T3%c: No Northern 71Tsc. No Northern. so sc
November u 5sc December. 69Asc May 72l.e macaroni
No I. 66Sc: No 2. 64Ssc. oats-Decenaber, 3lc.
Milwaukee. Oct 24-wheat easier: close: 1 North
ern. 73izc: No Northern. T2QT2he; December 72i49
T2&c. Rye steady--No I. slisc. Barley steady-No
55c; sample. 4Sl56c Corn-Deceuber. 5lssc.
Minneapolis Oct. 24-close: wheat-pecember. 7Ossc.
Nav II sc; on No hard. 72Ssc. 1 Northern,
7lSc: No Northern 69ssc. Flour unchanged Bran.
in bulk. sl2
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 24-Butter firm. good demand ex-
ira Western creamery 2Jlac: DO nearby prints 2Tc.
Eggs steady fair demand fresh nearby. 24ac,
on do western 23isc: do Southwestern 23e south
Cheese steady; New York full prime
;, 1stsgi24.e do fair TO good iitsGi2..c do prime
Flour 36oo bbls. and lSi 600 rounds IN sacks: wheat
$50. oats $500. Shipments-Wheat
coo bush: corn, isOo. oats. T.Ot1
St Louis. Oct 24-C1ose; Wheat No 2 red. cash. essa
e9Nc: No hard December. 6sA Ad6S7sc: May, 7lSc
Corn-No cash. 56c December: 4Otsc bid: May. 39Ac
Oats-No 2 cash e9r7c; December. 2s1sc: May. s3Sc,
No white. Sac.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

A DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once:
Between Ssth and s7th sts until o,e9ek m
Adversenents will be received the following branch
offices Office rates until esoss p m. viz
IStb- % East l4th-st., 2J1 West 4:d-st.. be-
tween Tth and sth aves.: .65 West 1.oth-sft l.SSS
:,d-nye.. betyeen T6h 18th sts.: 1O26 3d-aye..
near 6lst-sf 7OS 1st-ave.. near sethst; 1S1 East
I25tb-sft -6S Tremont-nye.i $50 Sd ave., near
4ist-st.; 554 Sd-ave.i 21o Bleecker-st.; 3.5
Bleecie er-st BROOKLYN. n. H.-210 COurf-st.;
2IS Smifh-.t., ,Ooi Gates-aye. Newark. n. j.
-5oi Brond-st. Also A p. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

In the aggregate No regular sale for lots under No
eiassed All ciovers hold their call when sound and
sttrectiye We quote: Prime, large bales. per 100 10
Sl; No l. sode5c: No soGS5c: No; g. eoqI9e trashy
ts; soaooc small bales 5c less than a[se: ~
e5c: on -rade. 4Od5Oc. .STRAW-Iong size moving
straw in tons reported at the Produce Exchange at
noon to-day: Hay-Hudson River Railroad, Ere
80 Pennsyvania CO. Deawsre lackawan1a and Mest
10: West Shore. 100; Lehigh Valley. 10;
Ohio 30: Ontario and 20; Central Railroad
of NevJersey. 80: 800; canal boats 900
total 17sS Receipts Of straw. 20 tons ry rNer
by rail
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
3AILRoAD.

-
fsRs & wksT hSp
coT,inndt stTeas. fhms & from De.bTo,sss ,s and
hss hsfios given SsiST for street.
s s.s SeM W. re4 EAST + Bgst PssIo,
saosso . P.oars sss0'ns Car F'''ouiS
Dos PENNsTANIA' aBd fsTSsn Com
ca cevsans 4seS ToeSo aeG cnciRRst Ind
bSs%FDrrsdm bo%F train 20 ehicaeo Pullman o6ssrvs.on
nPs PSr T folsao ~ GIa.SAgo I5.SA AND
s.5s P Mi s Thisagq f9fqis St Louis Dining Car
fdr fnETS WsIiP IiPPd7PaP9Iis " pol Louisville Dining Car
WEsfE@FN @ EEssPfnsssa Ye'S Shisas6 R2Sss
7sS NJ pAcIFfcy RxPRsrOr PRES Car p,tssurs and
Route co50eci hn%Svis fG daily via Shenandoah Valley
sSS n. GIEvETAXD ASp SfSeRS RcINcTNSArI Ex-
awdsHIseTosS fliSf,'Pf AND TaE iRa soSTa s,SsfIi:
iandt rees ~ s D GST loS es5TSsse, and Carr carr
Streets s Ss m Dining Car! 10 Desorosses and GoraIds
and Cd IIsg RRing GsEs9 25 Dinng carr AS Dining csSl
S5s 7iaS Dining % Z e s.P Digit % srRss
1I1Tgr RinInE Cs1s s Dining Car 425 Dining Carr. ass
sGTTTERN RAILw2Y@EGzD1leas.H G la Hsa sa AS p u
ATLANTIC & COAST LINE-Expr.ss. e25 a. m. s25
sEAlBoARp AIR LINE RAILwAY-"FlOriaa and Metre
rrshf rsh AL limited. u daily. Express. i21o
NoRF9hK OBJ 9aE; AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Memphis
ciEsAPEAKE o4f5 p RRf1.%aY-7ss At Ssy a. NJ week
FOR OLD POINT M SS eoSsFoRff 81 fay ays SoREo1K.-15s
m. weekdays and IS D. m daily
sundays eagh 'HS Tss;iSSlta ~ q 1a!ns
Coaches SUNDAYS " S -
CAPE MAY.-12 IS D m veal -5avs
es LorS and Long Branch Railroad ,rrorn
ana 20 D. m weekdays sundays e.2S a.
500 p m LFrorn Dssbrosses Cortlandt Strects),
200 a. m I22n. $40. AGO and $40 ?. week days.
. - rD..S.'..F ron PHiL2a L2aBDELPHIA. 2
s25 SIS 925 SDDi nat streets e1D ;,,. .S'
UV CesoroSses and Cortlandt Streets, 20l Dining
C' arr r32o S,Diining Carr Ii55 a. 12S5 dining
ar, Lo9 SDining Car 2 10 CDesbrosses and Cortandt
SITeets I'D 225 2 Is Dining Carr. 355 & IS 4 Is
sDining carr 465 Dining Carr Dining Cars T55.
80 o.os G-o D. m u 10 night. sundays. $40. I55
tno eoacaes 3 8 Is S55 Is Dining Carr. e6S GAul-
LOO Dining Sarl rs Dining Carl. IS. 425 Dining
$50 S.25 D. m, II 10 night
Ticket otnces Nos 46l 1851 III 261 1872
EIfth Avenue tbelow sd ST.; Fifth teorner
9th ST.. Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Broadway
ana pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN Station.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer will
through 10 destination.
road Cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON.
Generai Manager Gen'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

bales; last year. s1s14e bales; bropv,.
for the season. AHA s26 balsS into sight thus
2Sss27s bales Cor the corresponding -1 with
against hfty-five in 1901 1' oays this year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool csh,.. g.
easier sales bales: Speculation spot cotton
american ZOO s receipts ,5 1000; nddnE ups6d
1G3 points lower October. Ssh: ocsoto steady net
450b: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4sv owe rnoer
A44b January-Februsry 44ss; Febr7,a-
March-Apr 4 44b; Apr,-Msy sass: May%JuSs 4sS asS
Msnchester-fsFns qaet out steady; cloths more doing
COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATFArEN-T 's
For the week ending October "a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

Foreign Coffee Markets INo-Cohee market steaos
10 Ria. 1880. eNehange i SD; receipts l5.co9
cleared United States, 5000 bags; cleared
f0r Europe 10000 bags. stock. 10000 bags santos
Coffee steady. GOOD average Santos. $500: re
CENTS 80 bags: stock, L $4,000 bags Hamburg
c0hee market opened 4 pfg higher; a. 80 p Il, was
net UNCHANGED pig lower; sales. 1000 bags. Hayre
Cofee market opened steady. Z. franc lower. az =
urchange6. al D. IA. steady and unchanged; al $50
r. declined 2. franc. total sales 3s,onO bags.