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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

Teton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes.-Spo cotton
5 American 1000; receipts 5000; American. 1000;
sosanoe closed quiet steady net 2lz to ga
SIS ; % IS 1neTroctooer
49, 49, DeceInher,Janqary 4ios; January February.
Af Fid Nay and nd, M LAY AS sb
sfessx III, "a absence o. demand and closed barely
s. s0qS3, winter 81 SOFAS So red dog s24 80
Ina firm Quoted: Spot and nearby 4eas2 80
S1sed Fair . good 50 I5aSs 4o choice to fancy 81 500
as 90 as 10 brand ~: g9o.ed; KIN dried - ~
me T4i5e and yellow, 81 55GSl 60: coarse 81 36asl 80
sae to arrive 200 n 81 % spring bran bulk spot
sacks @ feed $i7 2aaS97 3 I'M S Scs ~ n C ooD N
iIAiN E1 h4R3i ny chop s25gs2i oilmeal. s27-
49, N ne d@y TO sustain prices news at hand
Situation IN spring wheat states ana the marF aceor
lower a. - WEAKNESS than strength closing sc
DeceInSer rain T and at O'clock at 7Sssc
- tn b which again reached ana closed within 40
pace al the decline being prompted he, , al i in
States ana nos he clearing weather spring wheat
-asI zoo We're somewhat Disappointing win iitfle
months IN Paris which closed 1915 points nef biser on
against :l1G cars arrivals Dls
40 ls e.sFanes again agEregatiug 20 500 bbs of four
an Nenorleans Broorhan cable iinatd orid
YER utrla ne nee, week az about Ia +O0Go0 bush.
San,Ts iFt business included loads No red by
~ -. 4oalS spring wheat ! load No red in
7ys, 80. win > loacS at oUtports No closed
re- at9f. SAC b No I Northern
marc Manitoba s0itc o h anoat.... CORN
---rr oaei period Of at the opening corn
ana = msah aId was quite heavy during the forenoon
CO. h ne later curb closing ~ isc for December at
st seihg was especially active in December corn
Aso Nt3ich dropped 1isc
lost 4. ~ ro%n from the previous September
nlsh closing &c lower Friday All of this
e.io was direct outcome clearing weather con
t'fn states and prospects for increased
sbo1.s abies were I'D higher. The weather map
Ilsil showers in ali nafts Of the belt which
haihFt us hrst upturn but indicated
riaso, N.sther throughout the markets
"a hei higher Exporters sought loads
n . imports The local business included 25oo
49, I'm and 10000 bush No yellow. Huf-
" 70 corn closed zoe elevator 6sbc Z O % aioat;
SSNite and yellow, zoe afoat. OATS
asiltss developed in the after & firm
ne. ses being result OF improved weather pros
l.s through ;he West declines in other markets
were no cash sales No 33c; No
- &c. No ; white 33c: white. 34a3Tc
NO white. 81 .RYE-Market steady: No
e5s5rteih 9s5se asoat: rye. 5slzG55c: No
track .BARIEY-Market quiet: feeding
SNe1 soc, and mailing 5iMGic. both Buffalo
NETWORK PRICES
Ye.ter-
.whesi: Open. High. Low. Close. day
'e.EGssr ...... q lilo ALE 70. ssx IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New N0Tk SEPTEMBER I.HI-
CDFFEFS-The ee this morning after open
fng steady unchanged ruled fairly active and steady
20 he close viii q prices unchanged from
finals The Seadiness largely the re
sult of a somewhat average OF foreign market
news than had been expected view of decline
Of preceding day. Hayre was unchanged and While
Hamburg was pig lower. Rio - refs higher and
Santos unchanged. brazilian also
unchanged he 10 primary
the today reporting
.,eipts Of :" @O bags ports 81 600
vices are now coming hand light Of the
recent damage by frost talk. stating that while the
leaves have in instances touched there
been no material damage and that 4 large crop may
be ex;ected heavier stocks
present existing. together with prospective
duction which expected by magy we'll informed
result Of the cold weather. render the bears
confident and those who covered in sympathy with
1irmer cables this morning found difficulty in finding
sellers. There also buying by certain Of the
people. and taken
looked frmer than days. Importers sell
ings checked any advancing tendency The
20, 80 bags The quiet and more
or less n0ninh with quotations the basis 81.
RIO No !.
The range contract prices in The local market to
DAY as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New September u lbV%
REEVES Receipts cars. POI head; all 10 re
evr1r-e5 No sales reported Dressed beef steady o.s
I~tsred native sides extreme range. 1i29l-,z Per ~
TeIas bet 5sa7e Cables last received quoted AfIt
can live cattle l2}2Qli SIC dressed Welsnt'
r@ferrator hcef at l2zmI3c ID The following eH-
Tr,s w. r.rnffci TO-DAY: The Canadian Tor LIVER
rool 8tS cattle 1900 quarters OF beer. inc
~, f,r london cattle and LOCO quarters, me
TraIa far Liverpool. 1900 quarters estimator me
pretoria for bermuda cattle. 80 sheep and 10 quar-
,4t,- dressed
,aais log13c Der II: no change reported in country
sHEEr AND LAMRsReceipts In'lgdins = cars d1
tn .laugbferarq III cars or 500 mead Hahts
j+b nc st carried from yesterday. total OF 90
Jersey city and one at SlNte 81
slow. heaNy stpCh Hcts
GRADES desirable weight hrHl In prize n"ut
unSold sheep sold at 81 -ra$" ~
rar 100 n. lambs 81 sO4 50 90 car or CaIadas AT
x Dressed mutton 52gT1ac per 10; dressed laioS
TGl0c. %, 5.,-o1o lambs ?
yerge AZ s. 2ia per n; 20 Buffalo do - ID al
harrington & Co: Us KENTUCKY lambs ~ 10 al
81 20. ~ Kentucky sheep, 100 Ii. at ;" % :, . g CO
sanders: - Pennsylvania lambs 90 ID at - 'o
4, pennevIvaria sheep. ~ n. at 81 %. - - -.
] H. Wilkerson date yesterday; 1873 Kentucky sheep
% 6GS1Heceipts cars l1So head None on sale
alive and trading. No change reporter i" ''0""'
lrasse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
o,,tyr-p .fARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 27-Cate Receipts. 800 read; including
steers 81 500Ss poor TO medium Si I 80 80
e. * canners7 81 5GqS2 30 bulls = 23gS4 20 SaTsS
So % Hogs-Receips to-day 10000 htad: MoIaI 9olI
s. 7o good to choice heayy - 70HS .o rogl azas4 h
sheep-ecepts 130o head saeep tn 70 choice
mxe.i 81 50aS3 30. nat"e lambs. 81 9oTSo ~, ar
et I,nchangf choice export and dressed beef steers
s. ~ IN - good 81 45aSG stocters and feeders
s. iOS4 -; Western fed steers - Log @ e. ma I've
cows S20Si native heifers. S2A >; 90 'a Ior weeE
bulls 2JaS3 20 calves y ,sstT' ~ arents
76 coo cattle and 5000 calFes 4nc5s7 IL heayy
81 ass 90 mixed packers 81 40QS %; !gh' ?. oInys
f,r y.et as 800 head SheepReceipts none -, 81!
,o,iye lambs 20aS4 10; Western iahO s s,gg
81 IL native wethers 81 95HSi western 49, yaariines
81 35as3 70: Texas clipped sheep = .2 3%9 had
feeders s2G$8 Receipts Tor week. o ga had.
East Rufalo Sept Cat!'eIkeeelpS ecerts 1900
Mead: dull. 10ai5e lower heavy s. 'o T D: s. log
e. ao7 81 -: Yorker 81 25aST 3D. i!Eht so
s 20 pigs 50 9oqs7 roughs 50 2sG S 20 sheep and
IL orassars s7mS7 % diaries, - 2oe 'U bGIn
Receipts head; sheep st"nay sass ~
lower. lambs S4a$5 -; yearllGs anu N''''''
ewes SO 2JaSS 10. sheep 81 1920 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
E1.RorEAN PRoprCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 27.-Closng: Wheat-Spot firm; No :
red Western winter. IS I'd: No Northern sprnE 6s ID
Is l0Isd: March 10ssd. Corn-Spot quiet American
nib ed lloyd nominal: October IS 0d: jan
uary. 29d March. IS I'D. Peas-Canadian quiet at
6s Flour-St fancy winter quiet IS 3D. Hops
at Pacific COAST and old firm f6 1osafI Beef
strong: mess. 1IOs Pork strong prime
Western Il Is II, firm. Js 81.
Cumberland 20 TO 30 ~ 6s short rib.
to 6s: long mldes light, Is "a H. B4s:
long clear mddes. heavy 35 10 80 ~ OBS short clear
to bellies. - Ii 10. as Cd.
Shoulders-Square II n. strong firm:
prime Western tierces American refined pals
Dos Butter nominal Cheese firm American finest white.
ass Sd American finest coored, 4os III. Tallow-PIime
city steady 2Ss Australian. in London. firm at 32s.
Turpentine- Spirits firm 3Gs Rosr-Common quiet at
IND. Petroleuu-Rened quiet cd Linseed oil dun
Bis Cd Cottonseed oil-Hul refined, spot. easy at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

Australian clip sold full rates The home
trade were the principal buyers. America took Ie"
good, medium greases. The total Withdrawals to date
number 1000 bales. Next week 1880 bales VIII De
offered Following to-days sales: New south ares
200 bales; secured 9dG1s Cd; 612d Queensland
bales secured 1dQ1s Cd: greasy, Sd. Victoria
400 bales; secured. 52da1s 3D. greasy, 3&d@1s BAD
South Australia 300 bales; secured od1s 61zd: greasy
4Adn1ed West Australia. 400 bales: greasy 01sa9zd
Tasmania, 100 bales; SdG1s. New Zealand io
bales secured. 5dqls sd greasy, 3&da1s I'd Cape OF
greasy, 81 d914d. of for the sixth
OF number O66 bales. including 5000 for
waried direct. The imports for the week fol
lows New South Wales. 321 bales: New-Zealand 4 OPS
Cape Hope and Natal 3.242; elsewhere, 67S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

rivor,,oi Sent ~ u m--Cotton-Spot IN l mn ue
rnand; prices i-32d higher American hi i midlins
232d good ordinary. . a2d of,I@ bir 800 were for
we're bales OF WHICH ~
' "a s,rt and inclui"d 1900 American r.
cepts. 1000 including l"oo I'm American mid
gpened arm and closed quiet and STEADY [Aile
ding . o September 33-Giai - $50 ,r, and No
her and 6ctober II; G4a4 47-iid sellers; ii
yenlber - SD buyers; November am 20 cd
40 tf74 Il All b,vers. December and Jatia[n ara
sellers; Jannary and FEBRUARY 30 6iai 90 sd anIi
I-eIrsr, - n srrb "a G4d Mhrch ana % -
as - d nil and May. IS 6ig4 3s-oid
enIyers. Ma, ana lime SS-d4a4 So cd buyers
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA


HA1hHoA
STATIONS toot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
GSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets ~ five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station, except where otherwise noted
700 A. VI. FAST MAIL-Linited to two Buffet Parior
Cars New York to Pittsburs Sleeping Car Pitsburs to
sss FAST hIxHP ffisq5s and Cleveland
e.oa a. ~. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED--Pullman Com
Cars thieago Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
Hour Train TIE to- hisnso SsI
Drawing groom Sleeping. Dining. and Buffet Smoking
30 r: NJ CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS EMPRESS
For Toledo Nashville (via Cincinnati and LOuisville).
ToGs Ex tSRlE Pisous Gin
For Wesh Va via shensndoah Vale valley Rou's, '
PAci nEq1y E1 RP'Fs Sar ptsOurs and
s as1 s2nHee!f gsysSnd s5E5sy
". sH1NGTo2 AND Is'" Ti1E E"a s f'1;1ia''
andt st5setG 1 1920 DINING Gs oss 1ins car
20 ego S hS ana ali Pafio3
pinhg cars Is p ,- m e 10 on night sundaT
ne 5 Dnps Carr % nps Carr nj 12 s
Dining Cars p Dining Can rs Dining carr. 4'5
SOUTHERN RAiLwAYEExp1ess s25 AS p. m. IL 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. s25 a m. s.2s
R LINE 1 aT Fap aaa io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
cHFsAPEAKE ( OHIO p R Ii 7Hl a m week
FOB 5fyS OLD 81 po aR2 &c @ ea s6d
weekdays and s.55 D. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m. and 255 p ek-days
Sundays. T55 Through VestibUled Trains. Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE NAY.-12.55 7. m. weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
225. 325 10 4.55 and G. 80 p weekdays sundays
go a m, 40 D. CFrom Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets go m Il 20. go. $40. 90. $40 and 100
p. weekdays Sundays. 9 ~ a m. SIS p m
For PHILADELPHIA
6l0 CDesbrOsses and COrandt Streets 6O, T.25 1.55
10 10 esbrosses and Cortlaudt 10 2 Dining
Can. 1895 Dining Carr. l155 a. m. 10 50 Dining
Can 55 Dining Carr. 21O CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets. 90, 255. 3.25 Dining 355. 4.25 4 p
Dining Carl, 455 Dining Carr 535 dining Carr, l51
S25. S'5. 925 II 10 night. Sundays. 61O. 80
ited) 50, 1885 Dining Car) IL - Dining Carl
Car). 455 Dining Carr. 80 Dining Carr. I.j5. 20
$50. o D D. m II 10 night.
Ticket offices. Mo- 46l. 1854 261 Broadway. 1s2
Firth Avenue tbeow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.: ! Aston House; West Twenty-third street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrnsses and Cortland
Streets Court Street Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station
call FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone 9i4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service
j. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 2T-Flour firm Wheat-Spring steady:
No Northern old. carloads, 79a.c; do 73%c winter
duh: No red. Toe. Corn lower; light demand No :
yellow 65ltc No 3 sc: No G4l2C: No do, SIC
Oats-Oferings light No white. 343c; No ) do 3Sc
No . mixed. 3Ol:c; No do Doc. Barey-Western. 52G
62c. f. Rye-No 2, 54c. Canal freights firm
Chicago, Sept 27The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Io,dnn Son, a7-There was full attendahce, az u
wool sncrion esles tcdav The offerings NUMBERED ~ 90
bales Competition brisk and All "a some New
demand. Holders asked higher rates ,;thdr,wn West
South Wales secured combing was "i'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-fss 80.
80 .ff2O A NJ. 100. 200. 1910 800. 700
"I2-15 Mdt-
zF~r Street only sDaily. TDaty. except
Sunday. Ssunday only tPario- cars only Via Ia
rnaoua saturdays
Offces: Liberty Ferry. Ferry. House.
ia ISL 434 Broadway. 1S2 % Union
SnIisre West f3S East i25h I25th ST. 245
Columbus Ave. Court 3if. $50 Fulton
St Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer Co and checks baggage destina
G. REsSLER. c. VI BURT.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NORIM G[ERElAN 9lOWOa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -BREMEN-
From Pier 81. North River. Gansevoort ST. -
Kaiser Oct. 10 An Kaiser. Nov A. A.
Kaserin. Oct IA. 10 An Kronprinz. Nov Is A NJ
kronprinz- oct. y. AN Kaiser Dee : 10 IN
'Kaiserin Maria Theresa arrives 1T and sails from
Piers. ID and ID SITS. Hoboken. y. J.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbourg-Southampton alternately. and Bremen
From Bremen Piers Hoboken. N J. -
Bremen .. 10 \. VI Nov IL 10 a NJ
Friedrich Oct. o. 10 A Friedrich Nov "a 10 AN
Kurfuerst. Oct. IS 10 AM
OELRICHs & co. No. 3 BROADWAY. y. Y.
Louis II. Meyer. ~ South Third St. Phila-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
The statistical position of Brazilian follows:

- loN-Ihe net ruling Of the cotton market was NOT
afy gratifying bulls bears some months
% qecines and others slight advances However to
~ s.uutiils q the market II apparent that the
.ii 80, SYNDICATE was reducing its commitments by
i-ilS January long cotton and
ms resulted IN the breach
anonlls Shrinking 10 ~ points. compared with an
etst OF - points during the forepart the week The
opened steady and points higher on fairly
General buying led by and
-S-eIs ne Liverpool cables up favor
abie 70 d higher market here, he
low temperatures in the
o. lae western belt Moreover forecast promised
lshl frost Tor tonight in exposed places The receipts
80 very large but seemed have discounted The
olselon houses We're 1airly well supplied with buyng
reeTs during the first hour. the rket
oAt.hlei 10 offer on This backing who
Is luFtt Improved. January working
NIln II points Of the top for season March sold
repeatedly hds'c. Near the
ION realizing movement. in which the
{ lLolhlnent part Fear that. after all. Monday
atr chart might give frost and that
tor = oIaay receipts would exceed local predictions
oausea The selling and led pressure The
market was finally points points higher and
1e II tone Total sales estimated
MARKET Tor cotton ruled quiet unchanged
s lor mdaing upland and 35ac FOR mdding Total
saes We're ~ bales
The range Of prices market to-day
4 Was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS

MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
tNORTH-G ERMAN %HAMBU FCI- 1s AIf.fSLCA>
LLOYD 10 - Linz. ~
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA plEFSA - l,< A. AM AZ
GIERS BY EMPRESS STEAMERS
AIIer Trave Lain do not call at Agters. =,
4A bTnTe' oct IS . 4 NJ trrave. Nov. -, 10 A n
IIahn Nov . \. Nj. +Lahn, Dec t.. 10 A NJ
~ FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. JAN: -
r,.rr cLets suitable for the Of either line
-, >-arIas Genoa; Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen, Lon
SS5Ht,,ri 1:lIESS ~ LLOYD HAMBURG AMERICAN
60 1sIIt-TIS = ACTS LINE.
TSE6 INV Ny'N y 81 BROADWAY. y. Y.
from ATnity ST. t,EooAy
Hamburg steamers from FIRST 81, fioooheI' ~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

Cash quotations follows Flour dull. unchanged:
No spring wheat 73QT5c; No 3 t9q72c; No red s6G
SIC; No JsAc; No yellow. 53c No oats Z'1sc
No white 3OI3c; No soc; faxseed. No North
81 80: prime timothy seed S3dSS 10 clover
grade, 81 25qsS IA; pork Dbl. SIG 40g
ST. 80: lard 100 ~ SO s2Gso 30; short ribs sides
doose $40 SjaS0 %: dry sailed shoulders boxed " -
asp so: short clear sides boxed. Sll l2leNS11 at1
whsSey. basis OF high 81 80 On the Produce X
cairies 15g2c Eggs steady; loss off, cases
returned 2oq2U4c. Cheese steady. lo1tq1ll1c.
Duluth Sept 2T.-Close: Wheat-Cash No l hard.
7Oi.c. December, May. este. Macaroni-
No / 6T7sc: 10 .. 627sc. Oats-December. 2Sizc.
Milwaukee Sept 27.-CIose: Wheat lower: No l North
$40; No Northern. 7oGIllsc; December. CSC Rye
dull: No Die Barley firm: No 2 lie; sample. 4oQ61c
Minneapolis Sept 21.-Cose: Wheat-September. 66+sc
December GJAsdG5a.c. track No / hard. Csc: No
Northern. &C: No = Northern. 65 &c
Philadelphia sept. 2T.Wheat quiet but steady;
grade September. T2iqT2@sc Corn firm but quiet
yellow. track. 69G6si=c- oats quiet and steady
clipped. 35l9c. Butter quiet but steady extra
Wester pc: do nearby prints &c Eggs firm
good demand fresh nearby, 24c loss on do western 'c
Southwestern &c do Southern 21c Cheese firm fair
demand: New-York full creams. prime. small 11sg
lla.c do fair good 1os.a1I+4c: do prime large IL
HE to good l01.@lo%sc Receipts-tlour. LOO
blIs and $50. sacks; wheat 1000 bush;
~ bush: oats. sOoO bush Shipmcnts-Wheat. Zoo
bush: corn bush; 1900 bush
2T.-C1ose Whsat-No red cash.
he September &c: December. 6GSGG6ec May 6s tsc
No hard. GTGG9c. Cnrn-No cash. 56c: September,
5Glzc December. asIi G5sSsc May. 3sisc Oats-No .
cash 29lzc: September. 29c; December. Si.c; May.
29izc No . white. CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once,
No 1864 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock p
Advertisements receFed ut the following branch
offices at regular until o'clock D. NJ VIZ:
Of Sth-ave- : e. 23d-st; los 6th-nve.. cor
,o,h =, Or Enst I4th-st.: %57 West 4:d-sf.. be-
tween eth and sth ayes: 263 West 12oth-st-' 1,3SS
ad.xe between 10th and nth sts: 1.o26 3d-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

Coffee Cables Fsio-Coffee market Rio
$500 exchange. II -. 2d receipts bags cleared
1or N" United states. 1900 bags: for Europe
zee, bags; stock 10000 bags Santos-CoTee market
quiet; good Santos $1,000: receipts ~ bags
stoch ll:'so"o bags Hsmburs-Coe1ee market opened
: pig lower: al 80 n. lower
no" bags HaTre-toffee opened steady and
unchanged at Il unchanged. sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry-ttirne from South
I'eriy Eve minutes earlieT)
EASTOy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNk-z4.OO (T:15 Easron only). 90 A N
10 40 500 t5-45 Easton only) p VI Sundays zi-S
WiIK EsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo 90 A.
M 90 p II .25 A NJ
LAX EWOOD TONS RIVER AND BARNEtsAT
30 a NJ. (s1.OO Lakewood excepted 80 tS-4o
Lakewood 0uIvl 4 80 P. NJ. sundays 600 A NJ -
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE hAf-t94O A NJ
yfNELHND AND BRIDGETON-tz4Oo A NJ. t1so
owe RRASCH ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
C.R6yES FONT PLEASANT AND SEAsHcRE
POTNTS-zzOO. $50. 11-30 \ NJ. l. 90 S55 30 DID
3 20 p n sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A II
Pill. ADELPHIA READING TERMIN sd1o 3.
- % ts N, 5000 1000. +f1Oo y NJ. t1200. "1OO.
81 40 TOO fS0O 400. 800 1900. 1880 $500 P. NJ.
o.TE IS AND S CHESTNUT sTREET-s4-a5. 1880 1890.
al 40 a NJ $40 800 100 70. . ?. NJ.
REAaDIYG HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WIILIAMSPORT-LItCo. "a - fSo9 lL9I0 dOo0.
II 90 a NJ Reading only)- s1-O0. 12O. 1900 P. NJ.
Heading PottsyiIe and Harrisburg only: Is 90 P NJ
SySDY HOOK ROTTE-Fronn foot Of Rector Street.
pier $ Atlantic Highlands. ssabrtsht Monmouth Beach,
and Long Branch, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
10 90 A. NJ. 100. 3-45 SEQ SEQ East Long Branch
onIv) P VI. SUNDAYS. 1000 A NJ. Loo P NJ 10 West
End onIy). 500 P NJ.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

mot Included in totals.
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Receipts breadstufs at Interior PILLS his AT HIS IS
last three ciphers tOoo' omitted "0"' '' e ' d"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-28

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
The Home of Mrs, ComD,

Perhaps nothing makes one realize
more the extent to which London must
have changed during the past thirty or
forty years than the disappearance one
after another of Dickens landmarks.
TAKE for instance. some of the recent
demoItionS which have been brought
about by the county councils scheme
for strand TO l1olborn thoroughfare
Only a few weeks ago the writer went
to 10 k otlee gain at the BARRIERS shop
in klngSgate street. High Holhoru. over
which Mrs. Camp WAS wont To dwell.
The whole of kinc>.ate street has now
disappeared. Temple MaeaZine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
.lanste- t.,sss .aaunity.

>o-1s T,~TE.T We I N1w YORK. others
ez.>r L svrca a at i Elajority of
our Citizens ~ = q e.eI i home. They
g5v4 - eea-sa =a1> y houses at their
ives AL - rot >aaE the ueauius Of
ao,>>e>s.oa- Many a.!lionaires dwell
n bred - isuee~ Their homes are
Il a5her states, hu- they must be in
E'ttra aveuGe during -he social season,
and they aaSF keep house. Philadel
plid da> been >posel Of as i com
1Cnttv It bones. New York is Il com
munirr Of rents More than half of our
people tloue5 know what it is to pay
caxes. Their obligations of citizenship
ara >ef-IA.l by the landlord who takes
averTtaiag out in ;he rent. We are
becoming eharacterless mob.-New
YORK Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26

own private life. represented y -
talk. 10y his XIX conduct off duty. shows
him to be Il uan without high priuci-
pie. the criminal element WILL t9ck -
his precinct on tie other hand. the
people OF the ro-ucs' gallery viii natu-
rally avoid the precinct Of 4 Ni-4-au1
and high miitded police captain III the
same way IL the rat> will >cauper
into tHeir dark ioie> when Il Hood Of
sunlight i thrown IN on tdem.
The rrupts estimate his not been
placed IN my judgment. on the posi-
ton and office OF the precinct cotn-
maudes>. None b4lt the Lest equipped
anon morally and otherwise should he
chosen tor this Responsible position
Their salary should he made - tar-e
as to place theu abev" teHptatiosg. aud
a strict account of their stewardship
should lie deAandelI.-I.ev. Y. i. uoy.e
in Outlook
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
4 TheO!C:ical Nose,

II was Cnce showing Il young Japa-
n"Sc around Boston" says Il correspond
eat ct The Living Church. "and casual
II dropped into Trinity church With
him. He WAS at the time a recent CON
vert to lnitarianisnl in his own coun-
try and WaS wide awake TO everything =
connected with American civilization
and American Chris. iauity
'A few minutes after entering Trinity.
as we approached the center aisle,
noticed him making il distinct shifting
noise and. looking toward him. 81 "
that he WIS in the act OF smelling. his
noSiliis moving convulSiveiy after the
manner of an animal Seentins some
thing Looking surprised aud :uysti.
fed, Al once asked him what was the
matter, and in l.roken English be re,
piled. 1 smell p&ganiSrl
This method ot ,letectng false doc
trincS i~ '@pahi" OF some CURIOUS de-
,elopmcu,S.