davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

against h9Ao loss other positions MINNEAPOLIS sus
sainsd le decline September at the close II was
clear IN the Northwest Elevator Interests
sss beg Rs ona ID at f8
rom the morning figures Ihursday forecast indicated
about as 9eS Tsias 10 sh 0an sas asa se 6sfs
board cearances ana fair export trade latter the
auencs the last hour when prices reused out III.
depression into which they had fallen during forenoon
sdeIng the hne weather abroad except that August
higher against saiO points rise in iater pos tons ana in
wheat The Liverpool market closed Il SD net lower
wheat and all points showed aggregate Of Lc51 900
oush, compared with l2530O0 bush year Out Of
tract estates for Thursy eT Zoo cars The 10 export
Igaos included 10 loads No red and leads ungraded
wheat were follows: No red. 755sc elevator and
Pompt Nc red S1ai 10 red august SswfS5z
SeS s. No Northern Duluth. 7s-c late September No
Duluth, 77a4c. october 1870: No N5rthe+n Duluth
Ie32c October 1920 all afoat .CoRN-At the
from this point showed little all day. closing ie
!owe5 IN contrast to partial loss IN the late months
primarily weather market early selling was inspired
BY The fine map and subsequent e9vsrnE IN iate de-
10 appear in Indiana Southern and Central Illinois and
but 20 cars expected on Thursday The new crop is
to be making good in Kansas and Missouri else
continue below normal in the principal States Liverpool
futures closed asa lower and cash trade here was
aeeouat 40 corn No eoses e7e elevator and 67s.o
aa9a No itg and - No O. s ysqw both ss ic
closely after early weakness the close showed
steadier tone with partial recoveries Locally speeGa-
tios continued small scale reaching about 1000
eoSdition Of CATS and ikewse for the movement No
cats closed S49$7c: No white s7i4e41e RYE
both aaost; state rye 5si495ec: No 2 soc track
Exporters bought loads at New-York and leads out
Burfaio
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yo-k, August -. 1902
CoFFEE-To-day's coffee market active and IL
regular with prices al the close practically unchanged
from the opening figures though the intermediate iuctua
comparatively broad and frequent The
started steady and unchanged 10 points lower. The
chief Of the prompt
sIcppage Of 250OU september These were
issued il sad by prominent importing interests and
stopped according TO report lstsl
o bull clique interests. The notices expected b.
the trace ano il also anticipated that they would be
taken I'D promptly The actual transaction Therefore
had material effect speculation Early cables
rather oesrlsh- Eavre being p. 46S franc lower
and Hamburg gie pig lower. The Brazilian markets.
however, were both rn unchanged quotations
and Rag rs Ceis higher with the exchange lS2o
Al l-c Receipts primary Interior points So
5e oags While the ports had IS 600 There were az
rivals Of about 1000 bags AS the forenoon wore
The market became lrnler under good demand from
importing commission interests and noon
10 10 POINTS higher Later il turned easier under
realizing finally closed unchanged 70 points
lower olaI sales being ll5.5o0 and the under
tone steady The spot market fairly STEADY. with
quotations or. the basis OF Sac for Rio No 7.
The range Of contract prices n the local market
to-dsF follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
OTHER MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 27.-Cattle-Receipts. 1880 head in
prime ssase poor to medium s4gs7 sockers
aSs: Gamers 81 5oas2 so; bulls g 25@s5 25 calves.
50 75asT 25 Texas fed steers s8gS5 Western steers
81 5O6ss Hoss-Receipts to-day. 21000 head
row 20 ooo 1000 opened steady loa5c lower;
s. rough heavy 81 25as7 So light g $s@$7
sheep 10c lower lambs 15a25c lower; good choice
wethers So 5OTs3 75 fair to choic- mixed So 5OgsS
native lambs SO 1895 10
cincinnati Aug. 27-Hogs active. IS 759s7 90 Cattle
dull and lower. s3d$6 SIS. Sheep steady 81 25asS
Lambs lower. S3GS6.
81 S. prime s7@s7 %: good Sc 5oas6 90 Eogs higher
prime heaviss g e5@Ss mediums I'm g sSa$ co. heavy
e. as: roughs SGdsI 40. sheen dull best wethers s
s4. cults and common 81 5Os2: choice lambs So 75QS6
Veal calves. 81 ooTss 70
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

\
ME n m p4c w: s IN s aa net
shipper
Observation-Disclosures included cars of West
err and Of southwestern by freight and about car by
Fowls chickens and old roGstess ad are
hands though prices held about STEADY TURKEYS UNI UNI
fairy but most lots contain less young bird.
mixed in and W ees sfsai sps
NJ le DO Southern oos;s, asd so pseys ad ducks
pair d9 g sogeo a gouaRsrs aPs ana sosh
4ogsoc geese vs "e5tsa 5iseans DREssED"suppss
" weSfsrP stern ss III fcwi2 and chicens larger
The feIlns on easter though little actual
quotations. The holiday oSeuFns tbe oss
~ ne yeek on both fowls and chickens Really fancy
oSai Exceed top quotations but average grades here
are selling slowly at irrssgla pres spras ases aos
seady Fancy dry picked spring turkeys in fair demand
sb9ut steady quote Spring tuTkegs dry picked
ssc turkeys old hens and toms average best lse DO
poor 70 fair sal2c spring chickens Phadspnls tsnGy
ehoice 1si to good iaas do Wes'srn s o, d
nicked sc fowls western isal3le; do South
e S2nr % SneE Long SaG Island ana
7c DO jersey uprver lea1sae spring geese East
81 ss2 3 TRts % lsS lSf S. ssuao' 90 adr Rf'a 81 So
AND xs4y ssy. ,her. OF Iens Is
@ Island sGe ar weak prices outside
Fansy ry reac5ed TiTsnia Stock rarely
ceed So common lots are offered down to 70 81 50 White
toes plenty and pressed for 5d sale ..n at low
prices Western New-YoTk string oeans ara green peas
n4eleced Lima and corn about steady but
and have TO go comparatively
low, Cucumber pickles of choice quality meet pretty
good 81 ensy prices quote Potatoes Long Island
bnik per bb s1as1 25 do Jersey and pprver per Dbl
Jersey yellow per hhl SsaSa IS: do Southern per hbl
bbl 75cas1 per half Dbl basket 50Ga5c do per
'ries bgTh BOX upTiSer per 1o6o s2a Jersey at2
6o 6ckiand County 100 So ."as3: cabbages Long
isiand and Jersey per bbi slGs2 corn per 100 5oc5
81 dozen stalks oT6oc esspants Jsssey
per per beans Jersey potnto 81 25@s1 so
Iettucs New-York per dozen. 25T4Oc;
onions Long Island. red bbl 81 1879: DO yellow.
5n. do Connecticut rbl, 81 I5dS2 -: do
n-anpe county per hsg 81 25ds2. Western New
york Telephone ba+ket 7Ac@s1 as; DO Western New
ner 25; Jersey. bbl. TIA
en 40 ner hal hb basket 4o~snc heans Western
and up-,ver basket 75cfs1 % do per
7sces1 2s marrow. per bbl 75caSs1; tnrnips.
Russia per hbl. 75c tomatoes Jersey per box 0a4oc
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
37-75 February

CoIToN--here a general rounding I'd Of several
PoInt 70 ne gained Street
cas- neen pressing MS advantage day
tact that timers STOOD out for reaction as
theiT claims when points but
cinatul OF others opinions. The bull operator
January 90 points bottom or up nearly S. per
hale L VIII be remembered that just when most
the a!6 position OF the shorts
vel nlgh Ente-able The market opened with prices
Io ~ POINTS ioHer tls oe-ng natural response TO ds-
appointing E1gAsh rnarke- sdvices ana forecast
genera :sins today and to-norrow over the central
lss soo OIL hnrr1ecy. 6nG considerable short cotton
~s p1t oUc the theory that the long looked for re
action indeed hand Wall Street bull. appeared
= seilils lls s-ins nllls anc Europe oEeTeo lhe
iist general However just when all looking
further sharp decline the whole market swung around
II 40 uncertain and strong bull and
quick OF sensitive prices up
WITH remarkable speed Several times the leading bears
1red Ehe tide Of buying and course
market, positively encouragement
after Wall Street started Its aggressive
Ports began reach ring hot pre-
high actually wlther vegetation. Pr
kilograms reported alarming deterioration Of the crop
Washington sign Of relief il the immediate
future VERY bad reports from number Of districts Of
Of the On the late forenoon ad ance TIE
Tnen6oue trading done, and houses han
-
sharp profit
iahg oul rele~ed ce!2ana from ls sforts ana Itesn
aggressive bull support quickly rushed prices back 70
top notch. with the general trend OF the market still
radically n culs favor The fght OF the bears od not
sGhsce until August touched 6lec October S50c and
January fluctuations
ket carried prices well to these figures after decline
points occurred Near the close the sell
Ing 70 secure profits by
caused dragging Downward movement, with
Eir1er TotSl sales were espaated at 100000 bales
The range Of contract prices IN the local
Gay was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
chicaso AVE-. e7-rhe lesatng tutures ranged tol.

Cash quotations were a. follows: Flour steady TO
7sc; No g. s9iaQ7oc No red I1hQa2e; No corn,
hSiic: No oats SIc white 81 gS61ac; No rye
5G5i1tc; fair choice mailing barley, SagoSc; NO
faSseed 81 Az No Northwestern II Az prime tirnotny
@s 90 el9yer sOnsT11s ns1 loo sad IA so $3.50 M $
sSor Pbs sides Coose) $40 0s1slO Is: dry saed should
s tboxe SIS 759$ 81 short clear sides boxed So 100
e. ~. ~biskey basis of high wines 81 81. On the
rouce Exchanxe today the butter market was steady:
ereameries l51ishc: dares, l91s4lie Cheese steady
AT IoGSlOAc Eggs steady. fresh. ligl7tac
Duluth Aug 27.-Clcse: whsa.-cash. No hard.
.S%1 eS,tc sepeuIber sIhc: December. 654c. Oats
S[fnrenber 81 &c: december. 2esc.
Milwaukee aug. 27:-ciOss: Wheat lower: No North
Ave lover No l. 52c Barley lower; No 7sc: sample.
4osSr0c Corn-Septenber. S7,:c.
Minneapolis. Aux. 27.Fleur lower nrsi patents. 50 s.
ass 30 second s. 50 So nsi clears sSs$S TO-
ssronS cIssrs Sc % Bran IN bulk. 81 90
pbaaelphia Aug 27.-Wheat ac lower contract grade.
.n,ist "a. 4T3I.c hrm. No 2 yellow. all track,
eSt9 ga C1ats nrrn demand; No white clipped.
new 42o Butter steady extr. Western creamery lsc'
loss OF do Western. 2Ic; do SouthwestaTn. lsc DO
fuii creams prime small losQlO4e: do fair 10 good.
as fpioic Rsceips-Flour LOO bbs and 2626ooo y "a
sarIs wheat 6S bush: 5000 busa oats. 1000
bush shipmcGts-whcst $4,000 bush; oooo bush:
oats &C. bush.
ST Louis Aux 2T.-Cioss: wheat-No red cash.
e4Tc: Sene1ber. case: December. s6is4o31 13c; No
hard e6is@ssc Corp-No cash. SNe: september.
55Ne December. Sc~e-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoesSpot ootsoa
moderate demand 600 bales; specu!auoh 90
export 500 bales: American 5000 bales; resep
opened steady 242 3-esd advance ano closed s,esoS
2G25z points higher: august 4oz9s %
septernber-October sos5zb: octooer-
November ss3b NoVember-Decenber. 4Se15s peGenner
January-FebTuary. sZczp. r..
March i2sAs: March April 42s4s: Ap1iinMay
xs-ctlester-Ysrne quiet but steady Notfs aa4et
FllOUR AND MEAL-The decline IN "heat naoe e. "a
and the 1aafset coseo
rrs .ss,e~ n zone but actual change Spring
patents ssaS4 so; straishts So 4Ugs9 %: winter
spring clears. 50 l5dsS S9 ezra
10 winter Sc iOqs3 IS: extra No winter sSasS Y2:
ne sradr sci 15as23 SPOT and arrive N , Z
FLorR-Easy Quoted: Fair to good. 50 l54ss 4o choie
fancy. SO 5o@s3 cohNMEAi~-ouie!t
Steady Qcosed: Fine white and yellow 81 oogsl 90:
coarse 81 os0s1 25 -FFED-Stesdy. Quoted: spring
spot si7 rs: arrive. 200 10 SIG 60 s2rrg
brar bulk epo spring bran. mtddling 81! 1og
50; lnsee5 ocake s28 so: eornmesl cake ga rom
inp caSp Ss3 75Hs24; oilrne :. s2sUs27 SO.
EHAlN-WREAT-The September option experienced
fErfhcr y markets to-day. although not SO
rroEIoDrced as On Tuesday rally last hour
cieS1.s market lower here that option
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
Yeste--

Spot cotton quiet with quotations unchanged
n he basis rnddlng upland and eic for mid
SIi-R spot markets
1elegraphed follows: New-Oeans nr, Lice higher
site Mobile firm unchansed SIC: Savannah hrm,
,1c higher sac Wilmington firm, unchanged. al
sAc Norfolk firm. old unchanged at unchanged
st SIC Baltimore nominal unchanged 2hsc; Calves
ton hrrn. unchanged. al Slice: Augusta firm. ne
hfVhs- higher.
receipts Houston tomorrow.
$500 bales against 52o8 bales actual last and
g72T hale last
Peoents al the ports points to-day.
-be nd last
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

4s-64a buyers: September and October sse4aa ss6sd
and December. sos494 s64d sellers pseeresr snd
29-64d buyers; February and March. 2s6414 296ia
sellers March April 2s6i4 2s64d sellers; April
and May & 2S-6s94 29-64d SELLERS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
oailroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
7AII,1oAD,

RAILRoAo
AND DE5RossEs AND CoaTLANDf STREETS
Iesaynx ms from a;sr ,na
ssas ssss; sssay - for :* *I%easssn.Ts street
%s Shf.e gss,s:
ss I Il iz:sate Com
For slsss asaso nnss
hour train 70 thiessr thisA' sSlIaaa 81.
eHiega5 Hhfssla5 sD Rssh5ns fpd 5Sfs'
sss e1lssSf e 8 5sHss psaaI
s = r. W4fss ESFsRssToI sz szsss8 For
SsSsS s5sss .ss ass
Sa3on'ss Agb M Sfaas asp f5'sRi sassssE
S Dasz sas cSss SAP
ands ssr;ss: 2s'as s s2 Fs5
s5f @ss s s ai sis g., $sst s. sa1ssE q J;
Islns s. so sonsfsssloEa 1Sss r Ps5Ier ssS
1Ins bIss Cars e sss Dining sa e Ds as Dining Carr 400
soUIHRRS RAfLwAY.@E1prsss. s.ss. 2s p. r.
ATTANTi$ COAST L1NE.-Expres,. s-2s a, nn- and s2s
5ata M LEE re T dsy E1STsss iad d sE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAkE sa oHio , RAlIWAY-zas z ie7sy
rSR sys soFs 5fs codFoh4 fls and soRroLxr
ATfaNTg rsss4fg. ff arf s5 % asy 4n and ,s m
sundays I5S m Through xestoued Trans PsrIer Pur
Smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I2.55 7. m. weekdays
For points Long Branch Railroad tfroIn
West Twenty-third Street Staton) $50 a. M iZio,
10 Saturdays oniy) 2.25 255 325 10 4o5 ana BOO
m weekdays. Sundays, 7.55 e-25 a NJ 4 % D. n
tfrom pesbrosses and Corandt streets1 30 soV a. 1
Il 90 20 Saturdays enIy). 23o, 3io $40 10 oIo'
end 700 D m. weekdays. Sundays. s.l5 s4o a. n-'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 tDe.brosses and Cotlsnat Streets 62ol I?S aeo
s.25 S.55 % Dining Carr e,S Penna Linitedl 1910
fDesbrosses and Certlandt Streets 1920 Dining Carl
1855 Dining Carr. II 55 II Dining carr leo
DINING Carr. (Oesbrosses ard Cortandt streets
2 2D. 2.55 BIS Dining Carr. 3.65 AS, 423 9Daisns
Carl. 455 Dining Carr SIS Dining Car): Iso $50
ass. 8. % D. II. 10 night SUNDAYS. 8 10 !5S no
eoachesl sas: sos a.25 1Dnins Car, IS gA5l'sff1;
Dining Cam rs Dining Carl. SIS. 25 Dining Carr
Ass Dining Carr IS tDinns Carr. las. s25. s5S %
p m, Il 10 night
Ticket offices 4sl 1896 261 Broadway;
Fifth (below 23d Stl; Astor House; Vest
Twentythird Street Station and stations foot OF es-
cortandt Streets Court Street 500 Futoa
Street es Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN Station, Jersey City. The New York transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
ruad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
READINC SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. R.
Ferry i've minutes saFlerl-
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAlCH Chl NsN-z4UO tT;lJ Easton oniyl s1o A y,
40 4.4o SEQ t545 Easton only0 P " Sundays z43
WILaEsBaRRE +, ANp scRANToN-zsoo e1o A.
NJ 500 P u. Sundays. "a % P NJ.
LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER AND BiRNEGAT
-zi-O0 40 A NJ (sigo Lakexe9d e&espted, Lso tS4a
ATLANTIC CITf AND CAPE MAH-fs40 A. Ne
yiNELaND AND BRIDGEToS-tz4oo a. ". t1.so
LONG BRANCH, AsBuRY PARK. OCEAN
POINTs.zio0 $50. I13O A VI. 81 10. as. $50, asa
e. 45 $50 $50 P. N. sundays. except Ocean Grove
pg,i, All AADEiPHIa 4 READ1NG TERMIssAI,-a.4 as
100 GsoS 800 1000. f11oo = NJ fI2oo. .i0o.
$3.50 42oo tsOo. AGO. 800. 1000. tTso. $500 P NJ
oira % aNp Sd CHESTNUT srREETs-s42s. $3.50 1850
'1lso a NJ. 'ioo t'S-4o 500 zoo. ta2s p NJ.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILI.E AND
WILLIAMSPoRT-Il4Oo 90 u ., $500; 1910 dlod
A NJ Reading onlyl. xiGO l2D ZOO 2 N. Read
skNbT HOOK RoTTE@Ffo Ga foot Of Rector street.
Pier Highlands. Seabrisht Monmouth Beach.
o pS I9s Ieo gaSea oo AsorE a. 100 PS @ 9n9 & 5 @
Ocean Grove ony) p NJ Sundays 1000 A ~. i-oa
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-Is3 80.
1000. II II 50 "a, = NJ. '1oo ZOO ''s4o. 500. ZOO
From Liberty Street only. -Dany. tDaily. except
sunday. SUNDAY only sParlor cars only llVla Ts~
oaess: Liberty ST Ferry South Ferry As,or House,
113 asa 1900 1854 B.oadway Iso Sth Ave- Is Uaion
Columbus Ave New York; Court ST.. si4. FuIton
ST. Brooklyn: as Broadway Williamsburg New YorA
Co calls for and checks baggage dessnss,on
" G. BESLER. G D. Burt.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

Coffee cables: Rio-Co<ee market steady: RIG
sSs5i exchange I2d: 1900 bags cleared
the United States, ilooe bags: cleared Europe 90J0
bags stock. 5ll.UO0 SantoS-Coffee market firm
good Santos, $500 recepJs. 4so0o bags;
$4,000 bags EaInbUrgCoftee market opened = pig
lover al $50 n vas net 1zqs. pig lower sales, 81
bags. Hagre-Cofes opened steady. /. Gi2
franc lower; y acvanoed : franc at 8 . n was
steady : franc lever. $50 = lower;
e $1,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
NAVAL STORES.

for srri.s turpentine a shade higher
a--,-1 market and little better de-
beye Resin wa steady frr full prces. Tar
&c. w,.F n tohbine demand We quote:
spIPITs TrrRPENT1NE-On. hbls. 4TAc; machine
made hhIs 4TAc.
TAR-Pine hbls, s2 40: oil bhls. 81 s5
sCSTN-C-ournon good strained, 81 h5 D. 81 62is
= 81 es: 81 81 75: Fl. 81 90, So 80: X. IS: NJ
81 AZ. y Sc rs: W G. 81 05; w W. "a 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bhls La
wilmington. Aug 27.-sptrits turpentne-Reespts 20
so oblS Crude tu!peDtins firm,
81 90 So 80 90: IS bb Tar lrnl 81 5o
receipts. 6s bbs 60
nentine 255 casks Exports LverpoolRosn. 400 sbs
f-barleston 27.-Tur-entine and rosn unchanged
savannah Aug & Turpentine hrm AAc; receipts .56
bbls sales. 637; cap. 450 Rosn firm: receipts 10
bbis sales. ssoe: Jports. 4.35s. Quoted; a. 3. C. D.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
Lack awanna Railroad,

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
$500 A. M.-For Binghamton and Syracuse
$1,000 A. M.-For Buffalo Chicago and ST. Louis
81 40 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
x2:O0 z. M.-Pocono Mountain Special
t4:OO P. M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
s6:IO P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
.S:45 p. M.-For Utica. Osvego Ithaca and Bu1alo
900 A. M.-For Buffalo and Chicaso-Through Sleep
erso 2. VI.
Tickets at 429 Broadway Howard St; i.IS3 Broad
way Cor 2s:h St. lis Broadway " Y: S3s Fulton Sl
Brooklyn. 'DaiIy tDaily except Sunday xFrdayS eAd
Saturdays.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sur,Io Aug a7-Fiour steady. wheat-sprnS duh
and weak: No Northern. old in store Iaise: win
ter dui No red. 7312e No DO 6Sgeslsc C9In euis;
do 6se Oats dull No white sse: No mixed 2s1a1;
No do 29c Barley-Westerp, ooloic- hSe-.>o l.
o5;,c. Canal freghts firm
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
11yyRpooL COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aus e. rcottonMssp15 raederats
sales Of the day bales Of which 300
SPECULATION and EXPORT included $500 American
Receipts. Ooo bales all American Futures opened nrm
A2646I bs-Sxd value; August and September a7641
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

q 10; e, Is; F. 81 20; 81 Is H. 81 e5 X.
81 30: NJ So o5: n. So so; " G. IS 80; W w So 50,
London. Aug. 27.-sprts, I'D Turpsntins-spirits |
S3s 3D. Rosin-Amsrican strained. As 3D. fine, es ID
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
(Sew York Central Hudson River R. r.. Lessee.o
Trains leave Grand Central Station. Fourth Avenue and
42d Street, New York follows-
f9O0 A u. flz.vO noon. -4UG ?. IL. 'i1c0 P. NJ:
$3.50 p NJ. $40 P. ". 1000 P. NJ. ais
A NJ -
'ii.Oo p. NJ: arrive New York, $50 P NJ. $40 p NJ.
1000 p. NJ. 614 A "
Broadway Grand Central Station
A H SMITH GEORGE n. DANIELS
General superintendent General Passenger AsenA
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts OF milk and cream
quart in the city for the week ended August

Totals ibs9co
monthly meeting OF the directors Of the
MIX Exchange yesterday this city change made
in price which remains 232c quart net 10 the
shipper
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

Receipts interior points in thousands
cphers 1 omitted Flour. bb!s. gram oush
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-01-03

AN exchange makes a big "adOo"
over the recent killing of a rattlesnake
about five feet long, in time to prevent
it from imbedding it's deadly fangs in
the cheek of colOred woman. Pshaw,
that writer is not up-to-date, or he
would have had the reptile at least
eighteen feet long; and to make the
story even more thrilling, he would
have had a despairing lover rush up
frantically and slay the monster after
it had demolished the barn, swallowed
cow and calf, and just as it was get
ting ready to finish up on his sweet
heart. Then, as climax, after rescu-
ing the beauteous maiden from her
perilous position, he would have had a
happy wedding.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-01-03
ARRAN NEWS NOT.o

Arran, Fla, Jan. 1.-Mr. T. H. Cook,
of HilIiardsville, was in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. C. Lee, of Ashmore, spent
Christmas with her parents here.
After a very pleasant visit of two
months, Mrs. J. T. Fowler returned to
her home in Shorterville, Ala, accom-
panied as far as Apalachicola by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Bunker.
Mr.. F. N Duval is putting in a tele-
phone between here and Crawfordville
This is quite convenient, and some
thing we have needed for years.
Mrs. NJ. G. Barnhill will join her
husband in South Florida soon.
Mr.. Hutchinson, of AshmOre, and
Master Earnest Hodge, of Sopchoppy,
visited our town Tuesday.
Mr.. A. L. Sauls and family have re-
moved to Live Oak.
Mr.. M. o. Ready came over Christ
mas day and gave some Of his friends
some fine large fish. he has splendid
taste in selecting a gift to please.
Mrs. Oaks, who has been i'll for some
months, is cOnvalescent, we are glad
to learn.
Judson Cox, a young man, eighteen
years of age, accidentally killed him
self with gun Saturday. The two
loads went into him about the hip. He
was buried Sunday.
Mr.. F. M. Bunker came near .lOOSing
his residence by fire Tuesday Had il
not been for the heroic work of his
| frion6C (oCDooioIIu Mr. TOro IoaA q
would have been burned 20 the. .grounC
in few minutes. He is very grateful
to them for their timely aid.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-01-03

OK January 9Th, Admiral Schley will
leave Baltimore for ten days visit to
Savannah. The Admiral can not afford
to make a trip to the Sunny South
without coming to Tallahassee. In be-
half of the citizens of the Capital City,
The Tallahasseean extends a cordial
invitation to the hero of Santiago to
come down and see US. The latch
strings are on the outside, and if he
will accept the invitation we will not
only turn over the keys of the city to
him, but the key to every heart in the
city. Now, Admiral, come down among
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-01-03

A MAN in Ohio pointed a gun at a
friend, "just for fun" He didn't know
it was loaded, and there was funeral
next day. In the hands of fool a gun
is a dangerous plaything, even though
it have neither lock, stock nor barrel.
The best thing to do when a fool points
a gun at you, lust for fun" is to tap
him over the head with four-year-old
hickory club. Throw all the force pos
sible into the tap, and after the man
is placed hors du combat, quietly ex-
anime the gun to see if it was loaded