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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03
THE COTTON MARKETS.

THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September cotton.
Spot: moderate business; prices l, ,ss
good middling, 3-12d.: middling. 2s-92d: T;
good ordinary. 25-s2d.: ordinary. 17-32d.
The sales OF OF the day were 100 bales es
export, and included 4,soo American. Re
ceipts. 1900 bales, including 1,5oV Ameri,,
can.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet
and steady. American middling, Septem-
Der, 51-64d.: September and October.
4 39-s4G4 4o-6id.. buyers; October and No
vember, 4 33-6iM4 3i-64d. sellers: Novem-
Der and December, 4 30-6494 31-6id.; sell
sellers; January and February; 2s-e4@
2e-eid.. sellers: February and March.
27-s4G4 2s-64d. buyers: March and April.
27-eld., buyers; April and May, 25-6a@
4 27-e4d., bid.
NEW YORK. September 2-Cotton:;.o.
Steady; middling. &C.; net receipts, 200
bales: gross receipts, 716 bales: sales,
5S4.357 bales.
Expcrts-to the Continent, s72 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 59,s.6,56o
bales. Exports-to France, PIP bales.
Totals since September 1st Net re-
ceipts. 4o.Cs4 bales. ESports--to Great at
bales.
Cotton Futtres-septernber s.1i: octo-
Der. S.2a: December. s.2i: January, s.4
February. s.19 March. SIG April, SIS;
May. S.21; June (offered). s.2s
Futures closed steady; spot. SIS: Octo-
Der, s45; November. $50: December, $50 %
January. $50: FEBRUARY, SIS; March. 81;
Spot closed STEADY: middling .up!ands,
&C.; middling Gulf, 94c.: sales. TIC bales.
T.,e cotton market opened at de,
cline Of to points After October - mad
March TO SIS. there was sharp upward
movement. The early decline was d"e
to unsatisfactory cables. and reports OF
rains. actual and prospective. in locaii-
ties much in need of moisture. Later
the three positions named sold UP 70 s.43
s36. and SGT. respectively. The advance
was started by covering. on fears that
the weekly crop report from Washington
would be without value to the bear con-
tingent.
Later the market declined under a
bear raid following renewed rain taiR
in Texas. but again advanced rapidly or
covering and fears of a bullish bureau
report from Washington tomorrow. DC:
toher sold Up to SAT. January to.S.37, ant
March to SEQ. The weekly report was
OF private crop advlces that had pre-.
ceded it that there was disposition te
fear that the monthly crop report from
Washington would show q condition OF
ground that rains with the temperature
so high as indica ted would do more harm
than good. The buying to-day was
general, with large Greek export
house. already heavily long Of October
buyer of October. Chicago grain int.
rests the South. New England, and Wal
Street appeared to be buying. but the
short interest furnished the most active
clement in the demand. The spot cottor
markets Of the country were generally
changed to easier four markets OF tht
South reported decline of &c. Tota
sales were estimated at 100000 bales, witt
the market finally steady, at net ad'
vance of 6 to 10 points.
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Mrs. Ira Atkinson and children, OF
Greensboro, N. c.. is visiting her mother
in-law, Mrs. Mary Atkinson, OF Swans
boro'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

MrJ NJ. Jones and family. who have
been visiting relatives on Lamb avenue.
have left for their home. In Washing
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se,hoard AIRLINE Securities.

BALTIMORE. MD. September 2.-Sea-
hoard, common, 32sn327s; Seaboard, pre-
ferred 527sG 5Sc.; Seaboard bonds, As,
SNaMSS1s.
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CROP CONDITIONS.

Mrs. Burnett of Lynchburg, is visiting
Mrs. Collie, No 30S west Seventh street.
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Barton Heights Notes.

Mrs. w. B. Wallace. of Lexington. Va.
who has been the guest OF Dr. DAWSON
Of Barton avenue and friends in Rich
mond, left last night for her home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Ira Lee, aged 10, and John Clifton. aged
g. The marriage took place in Goochland
county on May 4, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Services will be held at the Baptist
church tonight ut $3.50 o'clock. conducted
by Rev. W. T. Hundley.
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Mrs. "A. L. Powell is visiting the family
of mrs. Woodbridge. of Amelia county.
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Business and
Personal Accounts
SOLICITED BY
The STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA,
llil EAST MAIN STREET,
Richmond. IA.

home, in Hanover county. Va. after a
very pleasant visit to his cousin, MIS-
C.. c. Rady. of North avenue
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NEW YORK DRY-GooDs MARKET.
been a considerable business done at
first hands to-day in the general run Il, OF I
SEAMS to he gaining strength. but no
nrices are advanced. Print cloths quiet,
hut steady. Silks and RIBBONS are firm,
with fair demand.
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uNsANITARY CONDITIONS.
8 Many complaints have been received
by the Board Of Health in regard to the
condition of the cutters in the city; II;
Health says that If the board was grant
ed the additional men 1t has repeatedly
applied for. it could easily put the cutters
and alleys in sanitary condition
cialy bad condition., and some action
will be taken by First Ward assembly
men and aldermen to have the matters
remedied in that part of town. On HUI
street. just below Ninth. the stencil. after
rainfall particularly, is almost unbear-
able, and betokens condition that is far
from beneficial to the health Of the resi-
dents.
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Lilly Council, No. 3, Daughters of LIB
erty celebrated the eighth anniversary
of the founding OF the council. In their
rooms. at Ninth and Hull streets, last
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Regular prayer-meettng Will be held at
the Methodist church tonight.
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The balance OF trade-fair
prices for fair goods.
September practically begins
the business year
Don't let your dress handicap
your busin ess future
Here you can get the founda-
ton Of success-that is, the sue
cessful look.
Every day this month you can
help yourself by reading our
daily ADVERTISEMENTS
Prices on summer goods are now at zero
at the ng-over-to-next-season point.
Better look them over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Stuart Lodge. I. o. o. F.. held very
Interesting meeting in their rooms las
night at which one candidate was init
ated.
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NEW YORK COTTON-OIL MARKET;
~ vas offered more without attracting
buyers: prime crude, + 0. b. mills. ESQ
summer yellow. 39c; prime white, 4b1sV
47c. prime winter yeiio"' &C., prime
meal s27O0, nominally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

CHICAGO. September 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1850 head, including 2,50O Texans
and 1000 westerns; market slow; rangers
lower: good to prime steers nominally
s7.756sSG0; prime TO medium, s3z50s7oo;
stockers and feeders, S2:5o@ s5.25; cows;
s1.5Ga$550; calves, s2.75@s725; Texas-ted
steers sl6O; western steers, 81. Goa SI.5O.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900 head; left
over, 1900 head: market to 1oc. higher:
close weak. Mixed and butchers. 1859
$40: good to choice heavy, 81 6o1s1:S2 !
light. S.3O1s7.75; bulk of sales, $7.40@s7. 65.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; close lower; lambs steady, clos
ing lower; good to choice wethers, sss "a
si.G0: fair 20 choice mixed, sz.oVaSo.oo'
native lambs $3.5ClS5I5.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Questions furnished by Thomas Branch
& Co.. Bankers and Brokers',
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
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horne. on Barton avenue. from West
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Va.-Car. Chem. pref......... 1884, 100
Wabash. preferred ........ 1875 4S1a
Western Union TeIegraph.... a6 g5as
Standard Oil ............... -. ESQ
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EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, September =
Cattle-Rcceipts, 625, mostly common
held over; little demand; PRICES lower;
calves steady: tops. s7.75GsS.0o
slow: light weights. 5010c. higher; mixed
S7.7OGts7So; pigs, s6.75as7.oo:
sheep and Iambs-Receipts. 4,%o head;
sheep steady; lambs steady at yests eI
fair TO good. s5.OoGiS5. 10; sheep. top mix
Cd 60 25GiSs 90. fair to good s. HnmS3. 90.
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THE 1,1yE-sToCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, MD, September l.
Eogs-Receipts for week ended noon to-
CAV. 1926 head against 4974 head last
week; fair supply and demand moderate
at following quotations.: Westerns, light.
sS.25; from other points, SI.5O@$1S0; roughs,
S5MS6.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for week
ended noon to-day, 10.03S head. against
Is SGT head last week; about 80 carloads
on sale; all grades of sheep and lambs
dull. Quote: Butcher sheep. s2Gs3. SO;
stock sheep, 5ocMs3 per head; lambs, $3.50
0s5.I5.
Calves-Receipts for week ended noon
to-day, 81 head. against i15 head last
week; fair supply and market slow at
from 81 to ST for common to best
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NEW YORK, September 2.-Beeves--
Receipts, IS head; no sales reported.
Cables quoted American steers at 1SM14c.;
refrigerator beef 111sc. per pound; no
exports. Cables. receipts, 4i6 head; mar
ket dull: no trading Of much impor-
lance A few veals sold at $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 4,O96 head;
sheep slow but steady; lambs dull and
weak. Sheep sold at S2.G0GS5.5O; few
head, So rs; culls, s1.25; lambs S4.CGd $3.50;
culls, $40.
FToes-Receipts, e42 head; no sales re-
ported
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EAST LIBERTY, PA. September q
Cattle-Slow: choice S7.4ods7.5O; prime,
S6.50Gs7.c0; good. $5.25; common to 1air'
Hogs-1en to fifteen cents higher:
prime hogs, s7.S56s7:9O; mediums. 81 60 %
$40; heavy Workers, S762@$7: 50; lght
Workers. s7.45Ms750; pigs, s7.GEGs725;
roughs, S6.0N1S7.25
Sheep-Slow: best wethers s3.7o4s3.s5;
good, s. 25Gs3. so; mixed. s2.5ods3.Oo; oulls
and common, s1.5oaS2.00: choice lambs os
s.. 25ms5.5O: common to good, $3.CoGls5: 90
Calves, s7.250$775; heavy and thin, sioO
@S5.00.
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Mr.. James Robinson. OF Norfolk. Va,
, Visiting at Brookland Park
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NEW YORK. September 2.-Cotton.--
Steady; middling &C.: net receipts, 200
bales: gross receipts, 716 bales: sales.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

GRAIN AND COTTON fsACHA = i y =.
Richmond VA, September 2 !. ~ ases
,,,iraS 74SS75c shortberry, 74sR &C.: No: z
red 75c.; Virginia bag lots. 6s@74c. Corn.
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Potatoes (Irish)-The second crop con-
tinues to do well. In those counties where
this crop is largely planted local rains
nave fallen the ground is in good order.
and the prospects satisfactory. Sweet po-
tatoes are reported in very good cendI-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 10. 1902.

50 25 beets 100 s1dsf 80: 100
lunches 75cGSf; cucunbers Jersey, bb I5cds1 DO
bush box 25+0c: cucumber pickles. Jersey 900
slgS1 50 Eackensack 100 50cG$1 p; do other
Jersey 500 Ioc celery State and Jersey large per ooz
30q40c; do small, 10d25c: do Michigan small 10G2oc
cabbages per 100. S2GS2 80: caulfowers bbl SIT
81 eggpiants. Jersey, bbi. I3cdSl: do per na Dbl
half bbI basket SINS2 lettuce Western New
per dozen $1dS2- do Boston. 81 50gTS2;
Long Island. bb S2GtS2 -; do Connec-
ticIt. white. 81 do yellow S2TS2 p do red. S3dS2
do Orange County. red 81 7OaSl do Jersey
and Southern white basket l5cg1I; DO baItiIoIe
yellow. per basket SGsI 25 southern, potato per
basket S1qS1 %; 10 kentucky per bbl s. 23G$2 90
Telephone. per basket 75cdSI "a do Western New-f ORR
peppers. hh do bush
box 25T30c rhubarb per lunches 81 J0S2 radisfes
bunches 75cd$1 string beans Long Island Per
bag 23l49c, do Jersey and Long Island. aG l9c. 90
Boston, per 259T5c, do Buffalo. per basket 2tt>i
Squash bhl- T5c4s1: DO White 2b1t9qc DC
yellow. crook 25a59c turnips Russia per bni oC9
75cds1: do common. 3od50c: do South Jersey. Acme
5Oc6SI: common. 25T40c
HAY AND STRAW-The tone Of the market Is stronger
for best old. and few selected parcels OF new are
quoted 2izc higher. From supply point or view the
market distorted. and quotations DO not warrant
interior All extremes arc regarded tenpoftr
We quote: 95cGsf 05: other fair 20 good soa
rye 65dT5c. attractive quality. Receipts or nay dno
straw in reported the Produce Exchange at noon
today Hudson Railroad. 800 Erie, 20: Lehigh
Vaey To- Central Jersey. so; river boats 10:
canal So total for week, 53Si tons co
for last week exports for week $500 paes
40 by river % GO py ral 4oa4
for week, 500 tons: do last week, ooo
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago AuE. 9-Catte-ReCeipts 800 head: STEADY
-t ~ -r-ue SSlcSS 80; poor 20 medium
= atx7 10. sockers feeders. s. 50S3 - cows q %
5S5 belfers 81 JOa$6 so; Gamers 81 Sog$2 90 bulls
g. ~. calves s. -t1$7 -; Texas fed steers - oI
= Western steers S5Is7. Hogs-Eteceips to-day 5000
l,0O. steady 70 &c higher
,-5 ruchers 60dS7 10. good choice heavy
= 900 20 rough heavy. SO 0r$I l5 light. 50 bES. %
E, y, sales 9DaS7 IS. Sheep Receipts, $500, sheep
ara lambs steady: good choice wethers. S5 5oISi % far
- -rre mxeG s. 50cS3 - native lambs - 1Oas5 -
Kansas city Aug 9-Cattle-Feoeipts 2uo heaG, u4Fh
acnarge exports and dressed beef steers 81 -
ass y good Sc 25gST - stockes and feeders
fed steers, - 10fSb % texas ana
indian 81 4oaS5. Texas owe 81 5egS5 nSilze
hefeTs s. S)ttSA oo aniers u %
as = bulls So 1898 80 calves s. 6oq$9 10 Receipts
f1r the week-Catic. +s0O0: calves. $3.50 AoEs-tfe-
cep,s 100 market steady top s. 80 5usk Sf @ sales
sI<7 IS Piss ssis6 " receipts for te wees e 20
COO: market steady. native enhs . 4
Western lambs So lotf$5 native ~ethers g o,t
sn. wcthers S3r$4, FED ewes SS l5g$f To-
Texas clipped yearngs 50 5o$i 10 Texas clipped sheep
staokers and feeders s. +09S3' receipts FOR
week. - $50
Taf.i- s.raHs $2aS y Sheep strong 81 5a$3 50 Lambs
East Lloerty. !ag. e-casyie - steady steady choice
lover. prime heavy. $ 69gSI 81 mea4mg = 20: 1eayy
Workers 81 65Q<7 10 Eh do s. 6ogST 65; pigs. 81 500
81 S61s6 so sheep steady best wethevs 81 20
c1lis 81 SogS2 choice lambs - 500
- -. veal calves. STGST -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-York August Q. 1902
BEEvES-Receipts. 10 344 mead; mainly con
signed direct beef steady city dressed native
sides S412l= per n Gables last received quoted Ae
live selling IS sGl4c dressed weight re- re-
fgerator II &c per 70 The following exports
reported to-day: The Etrlria for LlveTpoo -Ouo
quarters estimated and the MeSaoa TOT Lohoon
J50 cattle and 1900 quarters. So, ..,.
CALTES-ReCeipts only head CITY dressed Vedls'
dI2c per country dressed Tz11c; dressed grasers
SHEEP IND LAMBS-Receipts 10 or 1851 head,
car direct ana to be sold al OF the
City Sheep ruled steady Prices on
lambs however made further advance OF &C per 10
the continued light receipts being the main factor IN ts
advance The pens readily cleared sheep SOLO at
s. T5qSS so per lambs S6 O5GSI cus at 20
dressed mutton. 5izasc n; dressed lambs So &c
Sales-Kerns Commission Company -40 hsIlLuch5
Ian s at So % 100 N; 23l do - ID al
S8 70 2l5 do 40 70. at So IS -
Harrington Co III Kentucky lambs 50 ID at 81
DDS do. IS 10. SO O5. ~ 20
Mcpherson & Co: Virginia lambs; IS 70 at $6 so;
at II Virginia sheep, 1U0 10. al 30
7 n Wikerson: Kentucky lambs. 20 10 AZ 20 90
81 Kentucky sheep So So; II do loS 10 az g
Newton & Co: Virginia lambs. 80 10. at 50 -oi 4
GE'9n 3a6 fs e. Co Ia Kentucky lambs 81 o Sc s7a
IS Kentucky sheep. i03 n at - 50 >-.-,, ,-
FfOGS-Receipts cars. or S9' mead ->cnlindi'y NeA
Country dressed unchanged -
Sales-S Co date yesterday - western H'sS'
10 - average. at 81 so per 100 ID
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
4 RED Headed aNGEL.

CONGRESSMAN Albert J. Hopkins, who is ieadlns
candidate for the seat in the United states SLate
TOW held by William z. Mason. entered tie F1Ouse use
OF Representatives more than 9fteen yeels 90
with determination do something Nnicn ~o1Iu
Nln the approval OF his constituents oeIore L.e
nrst session was But weeks orasseo ill.,
months before lie able 70 see ms opPoIe e1-i'
says The Saturday Evening Post Ihis CaIiS e. II
me form Of request from Aurora. MS nome cltis
mat he il islands in the FOX faFeI S
Mnf M purchased from the government as O. ei'S i'i
ne erection Of municipal buildings = ~,
At once the young Congressman PREPARED Sl4..
cecing the islands the city o. aurora; S Day
stter day he Joined the group in frant OF pftI
q the presiding officer But all IN YAM. ne !Le
Speaker could see the cider members about tne
young statesman from Illinois, but never ressos
nized him One day, however, the priiLlaht Suta
set Cox called 20 preside over the hggse
NElie Mr.. Carlisle absent Tor a Weeh lis
gave Mr.. Hopkins new hope He nauntea l1 t1e
groups which Mr. Cox told his nhl1ltao.e
stories, and not another auditor laugned SO near.
liy IS he. After Of these stories mac Deeh
heard and applauded Mr.. Hopkins asked:
NJ Cox. could get recognition to-norroW SO
that my bin could be put through oy consent!
Bless your red head exclaimed the temporary
mat hair Of yours think Of certain red headed
glr3 knew years ago. and I'll give you a cnance
for her sake matter where you are .
AeKt day Mr. Hopkins was missing from me
cam0ring group IN front Of the Speaker. he rose
N ais OUR seat and Immediately heard the wei
come
The gentleman from Illinois has the floor
Instantly the fatefuI bill passed such are
Ue StuDpbs OF craftsmanship
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorE- August q lsJI
CoFFEE-The session in coffee to-day was oharac-
half holiday and devoid Of notaHe
Opening quiet with November points higher ana cner
months unchanged bulls their support 10 e
advancing prices 20 10 points on hese opus
market little influence either one
primary movement, however came
foT the corresponding day last year anu
bear selling in the last haIt Eou
that the of aggressive support from the pun
leaders settling of prices back 20 about the
opening basis Closing bids were net points iowe[ 20 .
points higher undsTtOne OF the market barely
steady. Total 81. .ooo bags The open
spot supplies showed change from yes1e
quotations holding OF 5=c for Rio No
Trade dull.
ia was
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine was higher here GIVING
Savannah, where exporters
FOR stock to MI OUT the of the steamer Iris Kosin
Is firm fairly active. Tar ruled nr at former rates
SPfRITs TURPENTINE-O1 and machine bbls 4611g
TAR-Pine bbIs 81 IS: oil bbs 81 so . :, COL
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 % = l. $i
81 65; r 81 70; g 81 10; H. 81 30; l. $50 h 81
NJ Sc is. y. 50 80; " G. 81 O5, and W W. ~ :"
STOCKS ON HAND.
PCSp
Spirits turpentine bbls 9a9
Wilmington Aug. 9.Sprits urpentine nothing dong
nothing doing; receipts. 90
hbIs C,da ti-nentine rrn 81 40 81 So 60
ceipls 125 bbs Tar firm 81 20; receipts 302 bhls
Savannsb Aug q-TIrpentine firm 44l4c bid receipts
2.5l4 bbls, sales. 1872 exports. 3573 Resin nrTni
bbIs sales ST.; exports luzo Nuosd' -
g. . 81 o5: y. 81 10; Z, 81 10: +. 81 20 G. 81 . n
81 80; 81 90; *, 81 20; NJ s. 80 n 70 60 H. % 4o'
Charleston Aug 9.-Turpentine and rosiu unchanged
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGT0S-tss 81,
1890 al 80 A ~ 100 zoo. t"S-40. 500. 10
Z NJ. '12 Is Mdt-
only 'Daiiy- FDay. except sun
day SUNDAY only. tParlO- cars only iva Ta1aaus-
Offices: Liberty St Ferry Ferry. Assor HOUSE.
II3. 1870 1854 Broadway. Isl 5th Ave- . Union
I25th Us West l25th ST. 2sS
Columbus Ave New York. Court ST. 5+4 $50 Fulton
s.; Rr9okvn. 9s Broadway Williamsburg New YORK
Co and checks baggage 70 tsttnation
W G BESLER c u BURT
General Manager General Pass'r ASenc-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsshs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrosses and
that Eiven below for T1ven ty-third street
7.55 a. W f&sr ThffeLmItsd United to - two saffet Parlor
Cars New to Pittsourg. Sleeping Car Ptttsburs
to Chicago No coaches tc Fittsburs. ,.
T. Pf EAT 4TERii.fSn-s fRd SfES6nR0 Com
psTenf SieeRins Dining s9AinE oo ah i1einnaG
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hour train to chicago. Pullman ColnPaEtEaent ent
praTnEToorn Sleeping Dining and Bqet Sn13SIns al
For Toledo. Nasavills via Cincinnati and Louisvle
55 p r. sr hlS7E2 Ios q Exp 3s tf Pts6urs On
F6 WeIb hai79AP2s an % Louis5e s5 LQf Te Roafe
555 2. VI. WESTERN EXPREss--For chicago For
755 p P4cIFIc BxPREss@Eor PtsPurE E,'F.e and
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WAsHIyGTo'SS AND S'1rI THE e. 'soUTH.
Iands stre.t o201 Pian@ Car lo55 Dining cap Car
Iandt Streets 22ol q 2s congressonai Lin. all Par
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nB = , g0nns ~ g Car 10 50 6DnInE carr All a paior G ad
Dining Cars. 25 Dining Car. Is Dining caT'. 40
SOUTHERN RALwAY.-Express. s25. 4 p p m. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express. - m and s-2'
sEAIBoARP AR LINE RAILwATFlor,ta and Metro % %
n2Iitan Limited 1855 D m. daily Express IL"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For Memphis
CHEsAFEAEE & ONO R4IIwAY.-7.55 l. m week
FOR OLD PoIST COMFORT and SoRFoLK--7-55 II
weekdays and 9 II. daily
a la WIG CIFf.9.5j a n. and 80 D. n
Sundays T-5j m Through Vestibuled Trains b1Iet
Parlor cars and Standard Coaches week-days Par
lor smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car and
Coaches Sundays.
IAPE MAT.-f255 =. n weekdays
FQr points On New York and Long Branch Fearoad }
west Twenty-thrG StTasr Station, 500 a NJ L
llO Saturdays only 225 255 . 40 A15 and 90
D m. weekdays. Sundays. T.55 9.25 m = % p n
IRON Deshrosses and Cortantt Streetsl SD %
Il 90 I20 Saturdays oniy}, . 80. 80. $40 % oIo
snd 100 D. n weekdays Sundays. sl3 S'4S d. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
70 lDeshrosses and C0rtIandt Streets SOD. - 80.
SD S55 Q - CDinnE Carr. o. * Penna Limttecl ~ u
IesoroEses and Corta1du Streets. 1920 Dining az
lo55 Dining Car. II 80 1855 Dining car Loo
ILlnng CT1esbroSses and CortlaEdt Strees
22oD 255. 3 25 Dining Carr 355- +25. 80 -Dinl-lS
Ssrl 40 Dining carr SIS Dining Car. 80. 50
500 y .. 1910 night Sundays. q 10 80 tao
coachesl S25 S55. % Dining Carr. 90 ll4r1iteG
eoo lo-95 Dining Car1 n I253 fTntnE taFl' 80
tJinilE Carr y Dining Carr $50 +2 tDt1lnE Ca1
455 Dining Car 5.55 Dining T-55 SIS $50 S35
Ticket Offices i1ss 1884 Broadway:
Is2 Fffth Avenue Cnelow 23i ST. Astor House Wsst
TweutythiTE Street Station and stations foot of Des-
brOsses Fulton
Street 90 Broadway Pernsvfvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN Station CITY. The New York Transfer
COMPANY VIII call baggage from hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone 14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Car Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. 2. WOOD,
General Manager General Pazs'r Agent.