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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
FREAK OF
POLITICS
Negroes in Bed With
Carolina Democrats

GREENBORo. n. c., Aug. 2o.-It
ia announced that for the first time In
the history of this state the negroes
VIII vote the Democratic ticket solid
~, owing to split IN the Republican
party at the state convention.
The division was over the repre-
eentation OF the negroes, a large ma
Jority OF whom have been disfran-
chised by the new state constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
BY HIS OWN
HAND

a, ynrEAT FALLS. Mont. Aug. 2s.-
49,, y. stoner, travelling man, rep
rksntlnk sprague. Warner 4 Co. OF
,iksaso' committed suicide last
49, ~ shooting. Gtoner formerly
- akta grocery store in Butte for
xsafs. He was 30 years old. His
PARENTS reside In Chicago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
On FEDERAL
AUTHORITY

csr,,s,AIoGA, Aug. 2e.-John q.
6sIlres...ae Z-seeretary OF the treasury.
the r.sa Tie annual address before
csy, ~ Bar association yester-
Cnl,.D - discussed the power Of the
trrifc... S,ateh 70 govern acquired
Cent d.S. ana took iEnue with the re-
NJ, ce.ss3ls.ohs Of the supreme court.
eg1fd -. argued that territories
Dsss 49, pe Domestic for one pur-
i"feiEn for another. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
FOR ASSAULTlNG
A WHITE WOMAN

Upon a charge of brutaliy beating
Myrtle Smith. a white woman, Geo.
Jones, coIored, Was arrested by Pa
trolman Chapman last night The
assault took place in the Richelieu
house Both were locked up in the
city jail. The woman was held an a
witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

eN'TRALrA. wash. Aug. b.
~ fssr-vear-oid son Of Mayor and
Ma Zimmerman Of centralla- was
Nd yesterday evening 81 . kick
Grn hnrse. Mrs. Zimmerman and
~ 80 bad gone TO Cheheiis to visst
. sDfer ard the three were driving
b ~ city. the boy stttfng tn the
fza< part Of the buggy. The horse
- Ateiy been purchased as a safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
SCARED OUT

BLuEFfELDs. w. Va. Aug. rs
The difficulty OF yesterday. In which
John Ruble. a non-union miner. was
shot and killed. has alarmed the nom
union miners. aud may OF them are
leaving. Everything IL quiet herr
today. There have been no arrests
80 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

RICHMOND. Aug. sa.--Attornes
General Anderson OF Virginia off,
cially announces that his state VIII
fight the proposed Morgan merger
Of the Louisville 4 Nashville rail-
road with the sesccard airline. upon
the same lines as those on which
the Northern Securities fight has
been wased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
PROSPERITY
IN BUILDING
Several Hsndsor,s new Structures
Soon TO Co Up

Bonnellan a Barton. architects
will let the contract this week for
building n $1,000 residence for An
drew Weber on Capitol hill. and have
already let one 10 l.. -. Mccain for
building a $500 residence for DIR.
OEtrom on Fourteenth avenue and
Thomas street. They are preparing
plans for Attorney A. w. Ewing. who
and Western avenue. back OF the
York hotel These architects will
lot the contract this week for build
ing an addition 20 the Visitation
academy NJ Tacoma. which. when
completed. will cost $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
FOOLED AT
THEIR GAME
Cinnamon Try Novel Dodge TO Get
Into Country

In what they claimed was n burn
Ing desire 10 attend the Elks' car
nivai In Seattle but which was really
a clever ruse 10 work" the law
permitting bona fde Chinese mer-
chants OF British Columbia 10 make
short visits 10 American territory on
business, six Cinnamon arrived at
Port Townsend yesterday from Vic
torta on the steamer Resale.
They requested examination aboard
the steamer which was accorded
them. A. a result two are now In
custody awaiting deportation. -Four
were Canadian merchants, but the
two others were attempting the
"tush act which was foiled by Spec
lel Deputy Collector Biaokwood. This
IL the first time on record where the
celcstials, among their many tricks,
ever attempted TO use the u. r. O.
y, as an excuse for getting into the
country.
CHICAGO, Aux 2O.--Whoat. 90 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
WEATHER FORECAST
LATE ARRlvALe

Seattle and vielnity-TonlSht ana
Saturday. fair, warmer Saturday.
with light TO fresh north winds.
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gans demand prior to Sept. rs. they
cannot share in the benefits OF the
voting trust
This circular n similar tn intent
&c the one he issued al the time OF
the organization OF the great steel
trust. when he openly notified all
stockholders and IN fact advertised
his plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
APPOINTED
DELEGATE

ROME, Aug. 29.-Mgr. ouidi has
been appointed delegate 20 ths Phil
ippine iaiands. He viii start at once
for the scene OF his new Iabors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

Steamer Portland. from Nome,
passed Neah bay for Seattle at
O'Clock this afternoon.
japanese liner Tosa Maru arrived
At Smith cove at $3.50 o'clock this sf-
ternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

TAAAQUAs Pa. Aug. ssg---A clash
the militia nj any moment ha the
way 10 WORK and disregard the
presence OF the militia men. Rioters
surrounded the house 81 william
Henry this morning and fired upan
IL. The troops dispersed the mob
with difficulty.
The strikers then released n loaded
car at the summit % the NH with
the evident intention Of damaging
car which was coming up the hlii
loaded With non-unlon miners On
their way TO work. The Wild car
ran on IT a curve. however. ami no
one was injured. More men reported
for WORK this morning than on any
previous day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
DISORDER
CONTINUES

LANsDoRF. Aug. .p.--Disorder
was renewed this morning. miners
stoninx soldiers while the latter were
on march. The soldiers charged and
disperssd the crowd Two arrests
have been made No one MAS s.fi.
ousiy injured. though several % the
soldiers were struck ~ stones and
painfully bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

The Msrdi oras

probably grow stronger from now on
and VIII eliminate tomorrow night Al
the grand confctti battle and Martii
Gras ball which Will close the car
nivai. The ball will be made TO re-
semblc AZ closely az possible the an
nusl carnival ball In New Orleans,
ana VIII be wholly informal Nearly
everybody viii be masked and garb-
ed In ludicrous costume. and the
night VIII be officially designated as
Fools night.
The dencers VIII have the use Of
ne Armory after 10 o'clock. and the
Midway stage after ~ O'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29

fraternai societies which have pa.
raded during the ~c&k. and could
not afford two days or more IN the
six.
Five Thousand Visitors
Fully 1--WE thousand visitors from
the other side OF the Cascades honor
ed the EIks' carnival by their pres
ence yesterday afternoon and even
ing. II was Eastern Washington day
and the excursIonists from that part
Of the state focked into the city by
the thousand "Wednesday and Wed
nesday night
Notwithstanding the fact that no
special program had been arranged
the attendance at the carnival yes
t<rday evening WAS probably the
largest since the opening OF the big
show. The crowd. too. was one OF
the joiiiesl Industrial street and the
Midway were fairly packed with con-
fetfi throwers. laughing. talking,
joking and flirting The crowd was
thoroughly typical OF the carnival
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER 2s

G9Gp9und & quiet quoted T5Sta
RICE-Msny mail orders came in to7aay. ana the me
general sales movement good. ull prices were
quoted here. and the market ruled Arm Good reports
Domestic ordinary 81 4c fair to good 4%95c: prime
TO choice. 5A95sc. head. 5AG6sci Patna 5q5@4c;
japan, foreign 4ss64Tsc. domestic. 4442c Java az
G4,sc; Rangoon in bond. 2Ad24c.
SCGAR-Fehned hrm. with Nst prices IN
ehanged softs shaded 5alO points deliveries are
mace quite promptly We quote Cut loai ana
dominos. 5,l5e: mould 4 and cubes. 4SVc: HXAH s..
powdered 4sOc. powdered coarse powdered and Iruit
powdered 475c, Eagle confectoners granuated. 4Sc:
cartons 10 bags Of fne granulated 4s5c: Eagle
10 bags Of fine ganuated Soc Eagle fine granulated.
STANDARD granuated ana diamond 4. ie5c contectoners
A. soc; No l. S5c. Nos . and 8. 800; No 4 25c:
No . 2Oc; No g. 15c: No Z. 1Oc. No > DOC No 9.
&C. No 10 395c; No IL SOC; No Y s5c No lS soc;
nos Il and IS. 3 75c; No 16. zoe; Eagle powdered,
frystal donnos &c The Lond9n beet sugar market
vas "a higher for October. at Is S+d ana "a higher
Ior November, at Is cad. Cane was 30 higher, with
Java al 9s, and fair refining s. 3D. There was an
error In the FIRST London cable which stated mat beet
sugar was 6GG44d lower. This however was cor
iected IN response cabled inquiry ana the prices
named above quoted the correct figures The
local market firmly held. with no sellers az the
quoted rates and reners az the prices named
ehtrtISal 90 test quoted at SNsc: MuscoHado 50
rest l-l6c. and molasses sugar. 50 test l5-loe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. 27.-Cattle--Receipts $1,000 including
100 Texans. 10000 Westerns steady, active good 70
prime steers, SIg$S 90. TO medium. S3 1885 %
stockers and feeders $24 T5; 81 25Gsi So het
S2GS5 81 25aS2 40 bulls S2AS4 80; calves
So 5o8SI; Texas fed S3QS4 40i Western
So 500 50 50. HogsReceips to-day, $1,000, tomorrow,
1900 left over 1000; 10 TO 15c lower close active;
mixed and butchers SO 4OQ$6 15 good choice heavy
S6 709s6 S. rough heavy s. 20QS6 90 light SO sass 60;
bulk 81 4JqS6 65 Sheep-ReCepts, 5000 sheep
steady strong good choice wethers So 50gs4 IS
fair to choice mixed s. 5oasS 80: native lambs 3 5o
IS IS
dull lower. s2qS5 90 Sheep easy. 81 SOgSs s5- Lambs
steady. S41S5 25.
East Liberty. Oct 2TCattle lower; choice. 81 IS
lower prime heaves SOGs6 DO good cus SO 7oqS6 %;
heavy Workers SO 65Gs6 TO- light Workers. So S0aS6 80;
piss IS 4O9S6 so roughs S5dS6 so sheep lower; best
wehers 81 OG$3 20; cuiis and common II SOs2 cnoce
lambs S53S5 -; veal calves. 81 5OGSS.
Kansas CITY oct 27.-CatteReceipts. 1900 natives
2O0O Texans. Calves 500 Texans. 2.SOo natives Ma
beeves steady; quarantine strong; cows
strong higher: and feeders DUH weak calves
lower choice export dressed beef steers SO sS9sI 9o
81 So Western s. 15gs5 Texas and Ind
81 SOS4 so native heifers Sass 90; SlGS2 IS
buls So OS3 ca: calves S2dS6. Hogs-ReceipJs 1000,
market active TaG10c lower SO IO bulk OF sales
S6 s6 Sc 20 heavy 65GS6 70. mixed packers S6 coo
sS 7 Hight S6 35fs6 81 y; Workers 81 81 sSo 81 =
niss ssTS6 40 Sheep-Receipts. 1900 market opened
active steady closed weak. native lambs - eaSo To-
Western lambs SS4S5 10; fed ewes SS4So 30 natlve
rstber4 81 O5d 81 90 Western wethers 81 SoGSS 70;
stockers and feeders. 81 sugSS -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
EXPORTS rn-nAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1ofE October 2T. 1902
COFFEE-The coffee market today opening STEADY
and unchanged ruled generally quiet during the session
and curing the fairly steady: then turned
result Of November the amount
Of about $1,000 bass When developed that
been promptly taken up the hrmer which might
have resulted oreshadowed by the cables giving
receipts al primary points be officially reported to
morrow al 5000 bass for the interior The larger move
lent thus Indicated responsible for selling and
me maTAet closed quiet with prices points lower
ana 'te tota4 sales Footing about 20 bacs The
tay news was without particular influence
4e.uotB trllng or quiet markets abroad where price
-IFgs We're uhiirportant Havre partial y franc
- L.s4qlIe q partial = pig higher. OF the primary
iate no was 20 res higher while Santos remained
,auEe1 Zoe movement 10 primary points while sufn-
s small 70 prevent aggressive bearishness was not
''-s. encourage bulLshneSs. There
taIance q 800 bags from aside from the issuing
f-i The SPOT market quiet ana unchanged on the
basis of 5sc Tor RIO Total vsrehouss Seltyerics
u the United States for the as Ss bags agalnt
l-9 Gags last week and 1850 bags the same week
tsSs dAo- If the Former ReW-York reported
900 Liss santos receipts hags for tn
A rs compared With 2d5 900 bags week and 353 90
tiss i9l ne same week receipts
eL.l YV bags against previous week
sa l-af5 taes last Rio shipments 10 the United
sa,'s .vps oass for the week: Europe bags
Sl's slipnetts 10 the United States l3 bsgs:
e...t. -poplO bags. Bahia receipts were
co.e oass present stock. - 600 bags Bahia Shipments
y me United stairs Cor the bags. &c
many LOCO BAGS: 10 rest Of Europe 5000 tags
ne ranee oi contract prices local market to
Gay was follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Cash ouotatjons we're as follows: Flour hrm Nc z
snrfr- vbsat f2I,a7Sc No g. 67qT2o No ? red. IO9sq
7lac No corn osc; No yellow oOci 30 ga SarIev
4 sc fair 10 choice mailing 44q5sc haxsesd 81 ~
No Northwestern 81 Is prime timothy seed % 20
SO 90; clover contract grade so 80, o.SSSS shpor
ribs sides doose1 Si1 5OaSl2 dry salted shoulders
boxed 50 T5dSO. clear sides tooxed SI ~
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market vas
easv: creamery 6lzq24t4ci dairles loe%Ic
loss on cases returned 2l4sc cheese steduy Vs4l '
DuIutb Oct 27-Close: wheat-Cash No hard, I4c;
72Lc: December TO4c; May. 73c; macaronl NO l. o'+c
No ? 65I.c Oats-December. Sic
Milwaukee oct 3T.-Cose; Wheat strong: No /
Northern 7Ic; No Northern. I2qT3c; December 124c
Rye strong; No 2 &c Bariey nr"n' NJ - WIZ sAe
71s.c. Nav 72Tsc: track No / hard 1880; No l
Northern 72ssc: No Northern T09sc Flour-Prces re-
main Arm with foreign buyers stil inclined 70 go slow
butt the whole from abroad shipments.
ents So sOGS3 first clears 81 SOqSS second clears
SO 45aS2 So Bran bulk IN fair demand. sl2
pbJadelphia Oct 27-wheat firm and Ac higher;
tract grade october. TAN T5c Corn quiet and steady
No . yellow on track 69c Oats firm but dull, No .
white clipped SSc. Flour firm Butter steady; fair de
prins 27c Eggs good demand fresh nearby. 25c
loss on fresh 24c loss on fresh southwestern
23c loss Southern &c loss on Cheese quiet
but steady. New-YoTk full creams, prime small I2139
i9Ti2I4c. do fair good. large, 11AQ11&c- Receipts
Flour 1000 bbls and 1i5i0OO 70 in sacks wheat 1000
bush: corn 5000 BUSH oats. 500 bush Shipments-
Wheat 81 900 bush: corn 1000 bush: oats 5000 bush
St Louis Oct. 2T.-Close: Wheat-No red cash. 6ec
December. 6SZq6ec May Il re; No hard 6e971e-
Corn-No . cash 45c nominal: December. 40Ac asked.
May 3eAc. Oats-No cash. 29c: December. 2Sl2c;
May 29Sc bid: No white. Sslzc.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

spot cotton closed dull. With ouotatlons
basis of roc for middng upland and ss5e for mid
ding Gulf Sales Ian bales southern spot mar
keis teegrsphed as follows; Ne~9rleSns s nm
changed al e&e sales 4 600 bales: Mobile quiet III
changed al s-l6c sales 500 bales; savannah quiet
Unchanged Sc sales so bales: charleston stsaS
changed bales. Wilmington nr[iis
changed SAC: Norfolk steady. UNCHANGED az
64 baes baltimore nominal unchanged az o-sc
81 Louis quiet unchanged az Lice sales loo pA,ss s
Estimated receipts NeW-Oreanz Tor
rom 20 fs bales compared Win iooll psaes
tetual 81 309 bales actuAl o ne % 90 ~
laEt Al tomorrow. from <ovS 70
Y 900 bales compared with p sol bales oS 90 -,
bale, A wear Galveston from y. .ooo tS
1000 bales estimated to-noro~ eop ,or
<ltt2 bales actual last week ana S'a-' D1'0' -~ -
ne curresponding day last year -.s-..
day es,nares airh the came day last week ana last
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-(time from south
Ferry five minutes earlierl
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENroWN AND
MAUCH CHUNh-z4OO q ID Easton onlyl slo A "a.
Ia a 40. 500 t5 Easton only) p NJ Sundays z4-zs
A. NJ. 100. 80 P NJ ..-,,ox, ,oo a,o
NJ 500 r VI. sundays a . A NJ x.~-.,-x.-
LAKEWOOD, TOMS AND
400 40 A. NJ 1.3O g. 40 Lakewood only) 4So p NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-t9 40 A. NJ. IS. 40 p NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz4O0 A. NJ. t1So
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARNs OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHOHhl
POINTS-z4OU S3O 1LS0 A NJ. S5S 4so o5O.
63O p NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A. Ms
400 NJ
PHIL IADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL)-s-42 25.
II ~ IS no 80 90 1000 t11OO A NJ. t1200. s10o,
81 so 70 O0 taco. 500 800 1900. $780, $500 p Ms
10 IS Mdt. -. -
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4S, 1850. .1O5os
-fI 80 A. NJ. '1O0. t'S.4O, 800. 200. ts2S P Ms
Mdt.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsYILLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-.i 400 z4.25. TsOo. lite 10 (lO1Os
1LO0 A. NJ. Reading o9y). slOc, l.2O 100 = As
Reading PottsvIlIe and Harrisburg only. 1890 p M
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-tsso 80
p NJ -i2 IS Mdr.
SFroni liberty street only. sDaiy. tDaly. except
Sunday. sSun3ay only. tPar'er ears only Via Tam
aqua
i1s 1900 1884 Broadway. 1s2 9th Ave- q Union
Slare West l5S East I25th 273 125th St. 245
Columbus Ave. New York. Court ST. 344. $50 Fulton
ST Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer Co and checks 70 destination
W. G. BESsER. c NJ
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

s. 25 Pennsylvania sheep "a 10 at 50 25; 80 do 1o2
n. at So 10
HOGS-Receipts 84I5 cars or 1892 head. nclud-
ing nearly 200 head for sale Prices dropped 35dS0c
from the ruling figures Of last week Pennsylvania and
State hogs sold Sc 0$6 90 per 100 10; few choice
state hogs 81 Country dressed steady S9c 70
for heavy. 94 4d9&c for medium and 10d1Osc for light
weights
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 70 Pennsylvania
pigs. e5 10 average. at S6 50 per 100 10.
S. Sanders: state hogs. 15I N. 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct 97-Four hrm: best patent spring - =
asa go bakers straight spring. SidSi 5o bakers Gear
sprnc s3 25GSS IS, grades winter and sprng y Ig
So patent winter 81 5GS4 so clear s. 5cSS I5 erackr
Arm No hard carloads 7sA4c winter very scarce 40
raJ 76Isc corn quiet rather hrm No yellow
6sAc No 3 do 66c No corn 65lsc; No 3 do oSc Oats
5rli- No white $3.50 No s DO. 3413c No mixed.
SSsc. No 2 DO S2itc Barley 53a55c c 4 T. Rye-No
store 4r canal freights strong wheat. 4c; corn sac
Nevy-York
chicago oct 27-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA



STo6S ANB 6EsStW fRs s WEsE ES TTETy THR sTEEET
9The leaving time fTom li1ne besbrosses and
,bat siIen hi rs five minutes later than
sfatiSh' except sIPsf %heFe ethsf@ise Noted: e' rec
Cars New York Pi5ts6urg Sleeping Car PiitsouTE
Ss Ssiesso, Nc PsST seaShss fs e PfStsbqrs
ss5 i9d fiTaland Com
Sh eTapd T6odo aR G1aci2aSs Ia9
1.55 p VI: THE PENNSYLVANIA sPEcIAL-2o-
b9aMfnsroom SsaoIh SIhieago Pullman Observation
AHD Via cncnhe S h9qls and E6asv
LOTS 3 ExPREss FIXES DPIns Pis.burg Gin
For Welch ~ AR9as y Lo1syille 81 Louis Dining Car
WESTERN E%PRESs E9sPfhaSn TaSE Gneas0 SSsSS For
755 p PAcFc ExPREsFor PRES car pt,t.Ours and
fay and sa eaept ya saa4a Valley
So z: VI cbBE:yELAND AND tiScINNATI Elk
1wAasH1SGToN AND aTs'rff THE i9a soTTH. esISI1aa"
anat 5Fss'; % s. nnf Car e iSss 6nns a
Streets GO e g 3 CongressOal Linn an Parlor and
Dining carr s25 's m ig 10 night. SDs sinday S s2S
q. SS5 G9E7 BIppg g Can l6Ss lPlnns 5:SS Da
Dining cars, @ 3 @ 25 Dining Car 425 pinins Carr. 45S
soPTHERT m z5S nisat ss 42s p m 121o
ATLANT%Icr TIC COAST LINE-Enpress. s25 a m. s25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-.'F Florida and Metro
politan Limited" 255 p. daily Express II 10
NORFOLK AND AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
and NeW-CTleans, 90 p. daily.
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY.-T55 a week
days. 1855 and 4 55 D m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK SIS a. m.
weekdays and S55 D. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-05 s. m. and 2 55 p. weekdays
Sundays. Z % a. Through Vestbued Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars and standard Coaches on weekdays Par
or Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.-l255 p. m weekdays.
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad (om
West Twenty-third Street station. 5 55 u TO-
m 455 p m. (Fron Desbrosses and Corandt Streets).
q 1920. 3 ~. 20 10 D m weekdays.
sundays. rs a. m SIS D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
(Deshrosses and COrtlandt Streets 20), I25. 49,
s.25 S55 SS5 Dining Carr. (955 Penna. Limited
10 Desbrosses and COrtandt Streets, 1920 Dining
Car. 1055 Dining Cary IL So II % Dining
Car). I5S Dining Can 90 Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets 22N. 295. 3 % Dining Carr 35o, 42S. 40
Dining carr 4 55 Dining Can. $50 Dining Car, I55
s.25 S55. o 25 u 10 night. sundays 6lO, I55
(no coachesl. a25 S55. 8 25 Dining Carr 955 Qinl-
ited) 955 1O55 Dining Carr a. u 55 Dining carr
I55 Dining Car), 25 Dining Carr 355. . Dining
Carr. ass Dining Carr IS Dining Carr. I55. SD
S55 9.25 0 10 10 night
Offices Nos 46l 1854 Ill and 261 Broadway, 1s2
Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
Station. and stations foot OF Des5rOsses and Cortand
Court Street Street. 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn. Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through q destination.
Telephone 94 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD
General Manager GenI PASSENGER Asent:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NAVAL STORES.

III, market for spirits turpentne was duh and weak IN
Anstbv with the Southern market. Rosn was very
SLY ana unchanged and so was tar. We quote;
sts11rlISpITS rIrRPENTINE-On and machine bbls, $40
o S4T-SR-Pine bbIs 81 25: oil bbls. s4 20
ppo6sINLCommon good strained; 81 70qSl q; p,
81 s0 K Sc. NJ So 50: n So 20: W G. 81 %. and w W.
S4 50 STOCK ON HAND.
erirlts turpentine i'9aa % %pois
% o.
--.,,ah Oct. 27-Turpentine steady. 50G50isc: re
LOTS 7Oi bbls: sales 44S: exports. 1913 Rosin nrn
ceiP OOS bbls: sales 1039: exports. 2173 A, B. C. D.
ceipts = 81 40: r 81 as q 81 IS: H 81 rs: I. go; X
81 50, n ss. Y 81 so w G. S3 rs; W W. 81 IS.
q ~ Oct q 27-Turpentne and rosin unchanged
Wilmington Oct 27-sprs turpentine hrm acc re
eeips crude turpenne firm 81 1898; receipts 139 bbls
bhs- a-r, 81 40: receipts 1ST hbls.
Tar III S-Ieans oct 27-Receipts; Rosn. 715 bbs;
Ne~ 90 Exports: Rosin Genoa. 300 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

.eHee cables; Flo-Cofee market hrm; No Rio
->t' exchange y ll6d; receipts. 5000 bags cleared
;lr The United States 1000 bags: cleared for Europe
300 bags. stock. 6SS.O0O SautOs-Conee market
h go5a average Santos $4,000. receipts. 1000 bags
STOCK l,o2s 90 bags Hamburg-Cotee market opened
unchanged; al $50 m was net unchanged 20 = pfg
higher. sales 5000 hags. HavreCCnee market opened
stea-y, unchanged 10 = franc higher. AZ y m
changed: 3 . steady and unchanged. al 500 m
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 27. .. m-Cotton-Spot-Mod bust
done: prices unchanged; American middling, 470
The day 7os0 bales OF which 500
speculation and export and Included 5000
Receipts. 100o bales including $4,000 American.
opened and closed quiet; American mtddling, Oc
ober s56 seller October and November. $50 selleri